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'fax ·Ref ornis urged
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Nixon to Give Average Citizen 'Break'
WASHINGTON (UPI) -Tbe NllOll
admlnistraUOD Aid k>dq lt would PfO"'
-far-rucbJnc tu relonna lo
Congro9 tlliJ -lnrlpdi.. -...
ln -me lu Ion lo .,,. lbe average
dtlun • -brUt. But Tnliurf llecfttary David M. KeD-
nedy in ·a·ll-.P•• no opeclflca
cl the pool:op be llald bla ltaff bu
been -lo prepare. Trealur)'. offl<lal1 aid the package
••• llke!J wwld lndude <!lucel In Income tu Jon lo benefll tlie lndlvidual tu-
payen and tu lnceoUve propooals aimed
at rocrultlni buslnell oupport and fun.
ding ol. NiJon admlnlstraUon urban and
IOdal J><Oll'lUDS.
A _,-opal-said Kennedy's
An ollldal said th>l tax shlrlnl .....
posals, tu crodlla fer lociaI and state
government., and ·estate and Biii' tu ~ woold be port " lbe Jcq.tanp ,~deni Mm. !old bla "ii' fereoce -.Y !bat tu nlcnm ·
be ... ~ bul -'1111 and slresoed 1bal tllday'• ••te'""'i "1
Km*y would be ln Ille farm ""11'
of·. •'preliminary announcemeal" o( the plan. . .
A treuury of!Jclal aaer1ed locllly:
"'l1lo hltbesl priority w 111 be lo . tho
equity and incenUve areu of c::bance.
We would hope loc coogmalooal aclloo
because II Ibey are good 11>4 IOU!id,
we ou&ht to 10 ahead and get them
lhnl<l&J>."
Nixon Backs Confrontation on Sunset
Firs~ E'amil11 Moves In
Passersby got Ibis view Thursci., of moving pro-
cess for new family taking up residence in white
m-• cm ·J>~vanta A-bl W~· D.~ 1.llmi fllDiD; poaesllonl are bag lllOvlil·
from New York. Among items that will not be sbiP"
ped to Whlte House is President's piano. It goes to
'hll ·VllCO~ hldeou~ In Key Biscayne, Fla.
Lowering Vote Annexation 'Inevitable'
~tlO J.S ' "· ni'will.w'i Ci. Ri:m ili1s ictt.n. 11 wc~.!i .wmi« ~
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"We need the oil," he aald •. ''It may
be U evil, but it may be a necessary
one.•
Sula Barbaro MlY« Gerald F-
saJd the city WOUld "send Un!on OU
a bill 1.1.ke everyooe else" for the city's
expense1 in beJp1ng clean up the olL
Joiln Tllom&I, preald"!I of t b o
Qcem,.niphle Society of New York, said
It would be dlaUtrous to end the oHSbore
driDlng. "Off-. drllllng .. lbe ooly hope
cl W. COID!iry lo keeping pace with
dev~ In lbe field of
~."besald.
'I'llomu, In Callfomla im vacatloo, said
the developments in deep submersion
diving bave .boeo due basically lo the oU . contplllla .
"II yoo ti, lbe hands of the oU """" pules to Ibo etploratlooa, you dellroy
the t!CClllOllllC Impetus !or the lludy ol
oceuograp\ly. The oil companies are Jl&1flll far .11 becauio Ibey need 11,".
be said.
Cwnty Sugervm Joe CaDlhtn char&·
ed th>l the oU lukage woold not have
oocumd lf ' llate rather than federol
regulatlcm had boeo In elf«:!.
Ha · aid slate regulatlcm, wblcb all
apply ooly ·within tine mil.. ol the'
o001lllne, ww1d bave required Union
lo sink Ila . cuing furlber down clnto
the ocean Door. ·
Sonia -· Cbambor ol Commerct 1lfaDlpr Staoley C. Lowr7, said the litua-
tlon could have been woroe -U the
lllct bad oocumd durlog the peat .......
"Once the cleanup la ccmpleted,"
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world bow S..la Barllo<a la ba<;t lo
ahape. It'• &oln& to ...i a let <i money ttw Santa Barbara baln't p."
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polostcal lmowledge la oecured."
The order doea nol affecl a nUef
well Uolno I s drlllln( u ' par! o1 Ila
effort lo llop the flow.
'l1>la la the aecood Ume fn lea lbao
a week that IDckel bas called a halt
to drl1llng. Ho permitted naumptloo
Tbunday, laying ho bad boeo uaured
by dopartmeot engloeera thal conUn....i drl1lln& pooed no threat of further leaks.
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OAANGI COAST l'\l•llSHIHO COMl'NtY
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WASHINGTON (UPI) -President °'"" 1te1tr ,...., tt1tt pletly enclose the Bolsa lJllC& unlncar-
NIJoo said todly be 11,... lowering A face to face con!ronlaUoo betweeo porated area within the city limit• ·Gt
Ille notloMI v"'.'•• ••e to II becau.e o!OdalJ ol Seal Beach and Huntlnglon HunUnglon Beach. ln 'addilioo, It would ~ -Beach over who lhall annu the Sunset give Huntington Beach a better poeiticn
America'• YtllDgtr generaUon is the Beach 1trtp between the two cities seems to argue for an annexation election t1
.mt politically IOjll>JIUcated In blatory. inevitable today. Sunset Beach .
ln a lal1c to a vialU,,. group of 102 The Seal Beach PlannJn& Q>mmlsalon If the annexation cl the llrlp oloq ~1 """ Wed=-'•Y 1-ved 1 -luUoo •• ~.... Warner Avenue la: not pmn!tted~tbe outll•-DI .,.... ld>ool -· the -rr• •---. n--ch -•-"t be -• to
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. the City Council to proceed with plaoa I.AFC, Seal -....... -Pmldlllll said be favored mending lbe to .,,... lbe .,.. u nquelted by a pick up not only Sumet Beach, bol
-to a.,......,lds "not because, u peUUoo tt1pec1 by II ruldeola o1 the the potenUal marlnl and Wllerfrool
mlll1-la)'.-U-YOU are old enougb-to-beach__r0tnm1mtty._ _ eommunlty planted eveoiullly fer tbl
fight, yau are ofd enough to vote . • • Al Ibo oame Ume, Hunu,,.too Beach --C!dco areo. -.-. -·
~ "JY,q,tzy: ·Improved· Sy.stems.
but beCause you an smart enough to . olficl•hi hive filed Anne:uUon 5, wblch
vote" ' ta daiptd lo pro1ec1 1be 1·-F-P ... e I · ' Bolla i'nlpeltlls -ao aon<Ution • v•-
Nb<oo met with the scbolanbip move by Seal Beocb, oqd ""' ~
--· after "°nferrlng with his lo Ille Anoaatlon '· Wed by oeveral SHA w T. RIAL •• After Pueblo Captured
CORONADO CAP) -It look Ille cap.
I.,.. of the USS Pueblo and aome cl
her secrtt docUmm to sp\ir the Navy
Into "an ongoing effort" to improve
erqergeoey destructlop and scutUing
devlct1,, a Pentagon officer aald today.
(E;arller Story, Page f)
B11t Capt. John H. D. Williarru:, an
emergency destruction ei:pert from the
office of the chief of Naval OperaUoos,
also said lbe skipper of the Pueblo should
have been able to destroy his allotment
of aecret papen and equipment in an
hour •.
Jet Down in Canada;
T~~ A:bo&ra Mi'.sidg
j . .."· ' ' ; WINNlfEG ,Mao. (Al') -"'U.S. Air
Force ·1157 Canberra jet cr¥1ied three
miles south of Portage Ja Prairie early
today and the two men aboard are
missing.
A Canadfl"t ·di!-1POktsman said
the twb>englne' plane 1rom·tJ>e air base
at Grand Forti, N.D., was on a training
mi.ssloe 'bi '.'the Glmll areo a)>but II
milea oortll. ii( Wlnolpe(.
cabinet eorUer In lbe morning. He ad· leadon of -Beacb. Teatlmooy before a <OOrl cl Inquiry Plannln& ~ In Seal Beach which heard Wiiiiams' Ume esUmate bu vocated lowerlnc the v.U,,. age ln>m . sald-.la,~ ruolulloo !ital Ibey believe Dedon, a Balon Rouge blonde w!lo -
indicated two boun elapoed --the 21 lo 11 durio& a campelgr. speech !ho p.uu... 'io aones •a bonfldo pellUon" as a doclbr's -· said !ital ln
time N-KOIUlll first threatened to loll fall In Sl Louis. . Ucl ncommeOded thal Ibo CO<!Ddl go 1963 abe was a receptiolllal al Eut
fire oo -.the Pueblo and lbe Ume ahe "Yw are a polllicll f-eveo lboqb .--plaoo to llllllOX Ibo .. 11n Louisiana Slate Hoopltal wbeo Ornld
wuboardedenroutetoWoosonbarbor. you don1 yo! have the rfll>l"te vote," area Including 'tbe llrlp of land near walked ln looking for 1 job and Ibo
Willlams aaid be·na oware the allot-the l'rotlldlnl said . ln a -lallc to lbe Worner A....,. and COul lfi4bwlY
meol cl claialflid docwneola' ond charts ,,,......_al Ibo Wblte Houle. ctemed by HunUqtoo beach. dlrecled bJm to the pel'IO!llld office.
on tho Pueblo totaled •ioore than one Ho said the now generatloo of Next llopo by lbe CO<!Ddl would Include MiBI Dedon testified she later lda>tlfled
too, bul said he envialooed using damage Anlerlcaoo la not .qnty lbe bet! educated 1_.i cl • ruoluUon ukln& the Local Oswald from pbotographs.
control equipment, hand tools, pUers, genoratlon cl Amvlcaol but ii alJo la . Agency Forma6oo COmmlaalon (LAl"C) "Did he bave a beard!" Dymond uk·
hand cutters, acetylene torches, and a . ~~!~ lnv.olved '-Involved in Jl'O-~all~ IUCb_.!Jl~llner,theand then ed.
massive fire ·red by g~Une and diesel WCQM "' your nelghborbood, your natloD WI. an ~-ww1 SunJet · "I don't remember," Mlar DedaB
fuel as well aS cleaning fluid to de.stroy and' 1he W«llL" ' . ' Beach area. replied.
·t The ocltolanblp -· two fmli Seal Boadl recenU;p completed IOOU· There·were cooUnulng objectlool fr<m 1 ' eacil .. ~~. are ............ Ibo U.S. •-·te alloo ol &llftldo Ooloay, a beach com-"· def .... ~.-~-_..._ bad 1'Whlcb ls more important," uked an -. ..,......... ox::tMI mmltJ just to the norUnrut of Sumet wc _.__ we ... ~--attorney for the •kipper, Cmdr. Lloyd YQ\Jdt JnpllD ~by the William Beocb. not yel laid the lepl foundation for
n ... •-., d ~.~• cl Raodolltll Hoanl Foundatloo. I 1be charge <i C<JDIPlra<Y. Tbeoo ....,, M. ~, . . . the eow ~woo "I bellmt In )'OUDI "-lea becaua ~ Buch offlc a11 areJ:olnlr ovemiJed by. Criminal Diltrlct Court ~=~i:i~~oll~ I -,_, ~· NllOls !old ·::S..awfibsJ!:":.C.-::;:;&c1ia:! Jlld(eF.dwardA.~Jr.
Illa?" . them. "We need r'"-The mlloa noods dty u.., w ...... A.-111!1 Gollt-_, The '!lale said It woold "..-cl up"
"'1'111.'la a J..!it matter' a\td the r"")'OU.:;;";;jj;jjii. _. ______ ';·m~a;'"';'~Y·i;;;;----·· ----~t!Jo~~:-;·:~la:ter;;;ln;the~c~1;•;· ~~ dellnlti<la ol top' ..C.et. t w llhould ~
be welgfied ln this judgment ... · that
loss 14 ihiJ ma~ial wOu~· meln ex·
ceptloii'.ally grave 'danger to the naUon
and •.• lmofar .aS humanly poalble
it ahould not be pennlUed to faU Into enemy~." said Williams.
He : rtad the "exceptionally: grave
dang~" -and "insofar 11 humanly
possible" P.Or:tlOns of the defirrlUon from
Navy:~ual.s.
Henredon's _,_,_,.fio SGiJGJV?
•we Want Dim~
Foster Family Fights for Tot
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••Buddy" came to the Huntlnlton
Beach home ol Mr. ond Mrl. Allred
Hart Nov. 20 u a visitor.
His dimpled llmllo and In f a n t
helplesmem soon won the affection of
the entire f.,,Uly and they decided lbey'd
lll<e to teep·bim.
Bui todoy Ibey m balllin& the Orange
County Adoption A&enw whlcb told them
without wantloi Budcly mu!l go to
aoother flJDily.
Mn. 11.ut, a"""'" with nine cblklren
cl her own, !a a nlflUnd "'8ler mother.
She lakes care ol umranted bablts f,..
two or llne monlhs unlll lite odoptlon
agency llnda a permanent borne.
Sbe'd bad llix -babies bef .... Buddy.
SPlllCIAL CASE
BoddJ WU a spec.1al Cllt. He WU
brolJ&l>I to lbe Hin borne wtlh the
c:ommeat that he might not be llro"&
enough lo live.
Mn. Hilt and her ftve chlktren 111111
al homo fed Buddy ao ounce cl milk
e'iery ball hour for two moothl. He
gnl'/I strong aod Uie allachmenl -eeo
the lamilf members a!Jo lncmloed. Toctw Buddy la a healthf llUle nve-
aod-a.Jiall-mootOOld Mulcao-Amerlcan
bQy.
Mrl. Harl deddod she'd lite lo adopt
this lollc baby oo Ille lallced lo' 1
IOClal worker from the agency,
b WU told her age, 19, and her
beoltll mllfll ~t probleml, bill IO
go ahead and app!J.
Mrt. Hirt todq 1111 tbe wu never
~ Budd;r, 1tul lhat lbe oocial
-Ind her IO believe lhat abe could
adopt him.
Mt. and Mn. Hart bepo lbe l<ogthy
poperw<rt, lncludlna ~ far blrlll
certlflcalal In their liomo •to ol Iowa.
They speol aboul $100 .. paperwork
IO adopt Buddy.
l!OLD HOMS
Tbo J1ar1a e... sold I 11,IOll borne
In Iowa to Inoure IMlll! c:uil lo pall
lnspeclioaey llii qency.~ have
Uved lbe post ftve yean at 1116'11 Foun-
tain Line.
Las! wlelt a tolepboee call from the
agency told them Buddy had boeo &I .. •
lo another flJDily.
Without warolng all their plans were
down the drain.
Now Mn. Hilt 15 condderlng legal
action to get a rettrainlng order against
the agency's taking Buddy away before
her cue can be reviewed before the
adoption board.
The cnn: of the l""bieril la that the
adoptioa ••ency appamrt]y 1ave the
HllU no warnlog that Buddy would
be aotnr to another family.
And once the decision wu made the
agency bas mnalned adomant ln Its
refusal lo cha"&• Ila mind.
'lbe olher flJDily, unldentlfled by the
a1enc:y. reportedly ls a M fl! x I c 1 n -
Amerlcao flJDily thol did not specify
Buddy er ooy other ooe baby.
GIVE OPPORTUNITY
Mrl. 1111'1 cao1 !Dldenlaod wby the
adopli<a agency ... , g1.. lbe other
family another beby ond give the Jlarla
a chance to complete tbe1r appUcadon
fer Buddy. "Thal ny two babies would
have homes,'' she explained.
Agency pet300Del have t n d I c a t e d
several tlmtt thlt Mrs. Hart can paa
all the quallllcatlooa to be ao adoptive mother.
Mi8I LnclDe Grothe, ·1doption aevlces
supervlaO<, "!>lits tbat to uk her
perooonel to mlew tho cue woold be,
"a rtflectioa on tbe.lr praltll!onal
abWUtl.0
She also 1111 t1111 tt la a policy
cl the -thot roster parmla oba1I
not be c:oealderod u adoptive parents
f<r cblldren In their core.
But abe adda lhal Ii ii not lmpooslblo
!or f .. ter por<llll lo •do!il a child In
ttielt Cll'I. • r
She termed the 1nCkJcnt 1'rtgtettU)e,"
and added, "Arri famll1 lhat feels It
hu been treated unlafilJ alw1ys bu
recoune to ~ channels."
In Ibo munllme, ho<rever lbe agency wtn place Buddy In aliOthOt f,®;,,
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Ocl•to~I llnfnt ta~I• h•• lmpr"'iV' ftp •r. t14f4lly
'"'atch.4 ••ll•r4 oak li11rl venaar, Wl2" Dlj",...HJt":
•.t.M• t. 12" •Y t2". Chl11• c1bh1•t .;.,. trill• 4ff;,
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. IXCLUSIV!°l>IALIU fOlb Hl~lllDON-DllXll.-HERITAOI. ,
90 DAYS NO .INTllllST-L~lll TlllMs AVAii.ML! ON APPROVED CREDIT ,,,,_-' .... --
NIWPOllT llACH
ln7 WOl!clllf Dr. 642.2050
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'II'~ (UPI) -The Nbon taa laws to -t lbe Individual ta-. "Are all ,\ftricana In almll!ir
..,_,.,_...,,_ said '-'•• II would pro-payers and tat ~ve propouJa aimed ' c:lrcuml!iallCe Jll1ll!i. ~ 1h" ~:"t~k' 'nlor1*1' to at recr111tln( hualneil "support and fun-. iame aniouot of lill>iliile tuea! '
c.ngreu thll year 1neludln1 ~ din(., 111soo --and • . A ~. studyaarea Kennedy~d,
In l\l<Ome.tu laws to llfve lbe aY<rag. socW -ams. . f!;!l!.8_~ lax . . _.loandbelj> clt!Un a bet10r J>n&J<. A 1reuuty spokeaman said Kennedy'• ""' ';nwlems of F
Bui Treasury Becretary Devtd M. Ken-sla!I also would be directed lo mat<e disadvantaged." 1
nedy tn ·a -t gave no 1peclflc. recoJJlleldallool for doalng Joopbol<a __ .&.longer,.~ mcm.~-
-of the J>ICkq• he aald his sla!I hu used by bit -....,. to -which ol!laala 1ndlcated would been dlrei!ted lo ptlpare. tbelr ta bUrdena. not be proposed lhll year -ea
'rreasury offielllll said the package Kennedy said the flrBt Item of concern a re~ision of federaklate tu , ~··
likely would include cbang~ in income to the aclmini!tratlon wu the question, Uonships. "'
Beach Inmate · Judge Gives Opponent,s_~~
Moved to · T. • " Of F.,.eewciy More lJM;~;,
County Jail Acllon by a HIJl!flngton Beach cllhl!na lion of treeway routes "Is pftly a
A prlaoner wbo ..t· nn to his cell group 1n Ila freeway battle ..ttll the l<gtalai!vo matter and not IUbJ«:I to
...-'1\lelday nJcb1 -moved from Callfornla ~Y Comml"1an wu judicial review." '".
Huntlnglon Beach City Jail lo orange delayed In Superlcr Coor! today when The agency also argues 1hal. • .the
Coon'" Jail and c'·-ed wllb jail burn· Judge Claude Owenl allowed more time Callfornla legtalature baa delegated lo •z · ..... for prewaUon of arpments. the hJgbway commisslon. "certain funo.. lng.~a .felony. . Lawyers for the state agency and tlons" relating to locations of routea.t: 'Flr•t FtllllUfl ltfov~~~ iit' ·
'. ' from New York. Among items that will not be ship-
ped to Wliite House is President's piano. It goes to
his. va.caUOn hideout in Key Biscayne, Fla.
Police said WUJlim A. Carleon, 21, the eonc.med Cltlztm COODcll of Hun-Sparking his present court l!Uole , Passersby got Ibis y)ew Thursday of moving pro-
cess ,for new family taking up residence in wbite
mansion On Pennsylvania Avenue in Washington,
D.C. Nb<on \f.aniily poqouions are )>elng· moved
of dl Lake St., HunUncton BeaCh, hid Uncton Belch 'Were ordered to return was a suit filed Nov. 21 by the cltbiens'
been eonllned lo the Jal\ dnpik tank. to court Mll'Ch II for a hearing ol group. That ac11on charged that lllUllllllod
Aft .......... ~"'-· t --•·• Iha dllpult. persons "COMpl<ed and' entered lnlo a • r ----a ,....... At laloe ta lbe commllllon'• arpmeat acllOme to eatabltah and llx-lbe adoption
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poUce; Carlaon .apparenUy llaried lbe 1hat H camiot be aued "wllbout Ha ol lbe Huntlngtoii Beloh -Y· ~. ----~~~-----~flre-ln-blo--..,.u.e.aald.~---.~;·...,,,.-......, --l!imlMl]·o(-, ''lliO'iillf'f--lbe~'t-To' t When -. camo.at the abouts of Ibo cltlztm.adloil and -lbll oelec-a&p&o o1 the orange lln_e..;. a _!~
· · other ln!Nlel, Carlaoo bomblrded lbem · · ' routing wlllcb clooely !ollowa tl!;)lne
wtlb men -Ua. • , · . · ol Paclllc Cout Hlgbway In ll!mll1p "F.amily · Fighis for . :
B~h Foster _:Pflrerits :want-w -Keepuule. 'Buiµly' Car1aon wu -1or -. m. J!.ather .. to Face =.to_ Lam'.""" A~nue: 1n _dlnlon
hatiilmi ll!in tnai!emd to ~ eaunty . by~
jail. Trial"~ .... ~ · F ta1' . i!~ ~~ •--
P'lre ~WU -fined lo the Dial-,, . . ~ a Jectl!il lbe 1-. Tbe llJg\1!!111$,!"" } --
By TEllllY COVILLE
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"Buddy" came .:to the H1111~
Beach home ol .Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
treoa 1!114•w.alla ol Car~'a cell. No · ' • ; ,, . " · !a.,,.:.d by W-1·-and S-. --·wen~ Beating 9f Son 1ngo:i:;:edvoiu:i ~~
Hart Nov. IO u i' visitor. .
1111 dimpled; ll!llle and Inf a1.-t ~ •
helpl-ec&i won lbe affection ·of •
Ibo eptlre !amUY and !boy decided tboy'd
like to keep brtn. l .,.. .. .. ·~ .
Youth to Face .
::T-es~ lis' Addict
But today t!Jly are baUllniJfii:~ .. ·
ComllJ ~ng.Apncy ~ -.
-.. Buddy E Id .
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~ Ilvest!Ptloo that may lead to hla : .. c~ u a blrcotlca addict bu ~ ~ 1or t weitm!mter youth
irhO pleaded ' auDtY I" lbe armed robbery
ol a --11: Iha( city.
another !amllj. ' • c,
Mn. Hart, " ....... wllb . Children
o11w...,,, II" reglatefed --· She . -.+ ol liinrantoil bil!Iei for• two or tine lllCll1ha antlHhe adoplloo"•
._,. !lnde a pen!Wlelll hOme. !'> '
She'd had'\< -.. -~I~ ·:.
Budcf1. • ~ . :1 . Buddy -.a l(>IClali HI ·,
llrouaht lo~lllrl ' • ocmment . milht not be alnlng
Dmd , Jl'rederlck Grant, It, ol 80llO
Wcrlb$' brt .. , wl!lilrew his plea of not
guilty to armed robbery char;es before
~ Coor! JIJ!lg• Robert Gardntr
' ~ adJlillted that lie held up the Power 1' inn'ust ifiilrviet station, 14902 Beach Blvd.,
last Dec. 11. Grant was due to go
-ah toll
Mrs. Hart 'ind lw !ho -atlll .. at home fed .Buddy ao ....,. ol mllklC'" ·
nery ball llllllr for two -· He:: : : -lllml& ipd the allachmtnt ..-, '
Ule flln1ly ~also~ 'i!C. ;-..
Today BuddY ta a healtl!$'' Ultle ·-' mk·bal!·!llGl!lkld M..ican.Amerlcan
boy. '·.•
Mn. Hart decided llbe'dJlll;e le adopt
lbla footer baby "' !!be 'laiktd )Ii! a: ..
aoclal worker lrom lbe qency. .o ·
She w.. told ber age, .u, and· her~ ...
health Jnigl>I _.i problemt bill to. '
.. ahead and·~· ' "_, ' :
Mn. Harl tod&y ' .. )'l W WU nevef '
~ Budd)r, hul that· the 1oclalc· •
-ker Jed her lo believe that Iha coold ·
adopt him.
lilt. and Mrs. Hart bepa the lelllthY
poperwork, Including S<Ddlng for birth
certificates In lhelr home l!late o( JOWL'
Thr)' spent about 1100 on paperwark
lo adopt Boddy.
The Harts even aold a 12.11111 home
In Iowa to Insure eoouJh caah lo -lnapectlon by lbe agency. 'Illey ba.ve ·
lived lbe put nve 1Ul1 at !Im , ....
taln Lane.
Lui week a ~ call from the
aaency told them Buddy had been atvoo
lo another family.
WI-wamJnc all lbel> plllla wert
down lbe drain.
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FIGHT FOR BUDDY -Mn. Allred Hart (seated with "Buddy")
· lfbi.Wg county adoptltin ~gency to keep Infant. Also hoping to keep
him Ill the family are two of Mn. Hart's own children, Eulalia, 16,
and Jim, 17.
Now Mrs. llart !1 OOM!derlng Ieral
acUon lo get' ,a reslr•lnl"I otder agalnJt
the agency'• taking Buddy away before
her caJe can be reviewed before the
adoption 'board. .
The crua ol the JlrOblem ta 1hat lbe
adoptloo qeocy apPmintly ga.O lbe
Barta no warning that Budd)' would
be going lo another !omlly.
And once the declllon was made the
agency bu remained adamant in Ha
refusal to change Its mind.
The -family, UDldii!liflod bJ !he agency, npcrtedly ta a M,.xJcan·
American family that did not specify
Buddy or any other one baby.
Mrs. Hart can't understand why the
adoption agency can't &1.ve the other
family another baby and llfve lbe Harta
a chance to complete their appllcaUon
for Buddy. "That way two babies would
have homes," abe uplalned.
' Agency )>ertoMel have I 11 d I e a t e d
several Umes that Mrs. Hart can pass
all the quallficaUons to be an adoptive
111other. ·
Mia Lucille Grothe, adopUbn sevlces
rupervllor, replies that to uk htr
personnel to review the cue would be,
... rellecUOI! '"' lbelr prolwlonal
abtUi:l.eS.11
She ·aJso says that It Is a. pollcy
of the agency that foster parents shall
, -not be considered as adoptive parents
lot children In lbelr care.
But. she adds that It Is not lmpoalbt.
for foster parents to adopt a child In
their care.
SQe, termed the incident "regrettable,"
-ancl' ldded, "Any family 1hat feels H baa~ been treated unfairly always bu
recourse to higher channels."
In the meantime, however, the agency
will plaoe Budd¥ In another home.
Two Beach MU.rder Trials
Shut Following Shooting
~·doon JnYalled today at a ·abaD-lut'l\Mlday,
~. l\alflnK for two H111ttngton Hwy L. Siana, -. ol SIJ CIQ Sl,
llMch murder auapecta. and Edwanl I\. H11grave, 11, of l'IJ91
· 'No' Immediate relioo' for Judge Marten Lane, tioth liunUnCton Beach
-G. Seo9illa'1 onler burlng apeo. =:"'..riu. W:..1~~ !;;
ta1on-DIVlaion l!Vt, Wiii orange and .~··· '·. :.
County Judldal Dlltrlct Court, 1'U learn-'~ . ~ liMdUJid
ed by oew-. • · · " Tueaday In die an. lt throat.eJub
,,...-~ U1e adloil lmlftd ~ ~ H ...... S. Marklt, II,
tl!o ' IM ADieJal .ibootlnl <it a illPacl' , iii 11118 0 Aft., WU conUnued until
liJ .:111tl'dlr~'l'bnitier1'Gl'p.itt11J 10 a.m. 11 at the Dlstrkt Altomet'•
DAILY PILOT photographs allot through request
on trial before a jury Feb. 26. -
Judje Gardner 'auspeodfld act lo n
agalnat Grant untU Feb. 24, when he
will .. -lb• findlnp of ph)'llclalll.
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. A lluperlcr Court trial 1or· a A route placed further west woulll.l!"IY
W-fntter man accuaed ol lnlllctlng affect TIO families, It wu ~ ,0 . · 1aw in!-.., b1a -Id aoo bU bell!.icbedoled for Mll'Ch I.
Bui publl< ciei-. repr-1ng Jayal
Robert Hobtoo Jr., D, of tOOi Marlene
Drive, plan to appeal before 1hat dale
a . .-nojectlcil by Judge Robert
Gardner. ol -...)nollon foe dioml"'l
of c:blrca. 1!111.',j '';\ 'I •• ' '
'lbelr -""~ Ill .potting the ' !aota ol .. Uie . .eaae before ,,the .appellate
dlvlllon,ol·,UJe -.and.baYlllC charges
aplnli H00eon diJrnls3ed foe Jack of evtdeooe. .
)lobeon'I IOD, Tracy, WIS • taken. Ill
Jut Sept. 10 and died 1•1" that night
1n w-,COmmll!Jity, •. ucQ11a1.
Coroner's lnvestlpton pinned cauae of
dealb as being · a 1lrull fracture and
lacerated liver.
·Hobson wu arrested the nut day
and charled wilb manolaugbler and
cruelty to a child.
Cake Sale Set ,,: .. . . . ·~
With R~gistratldn
Weotmlnster flrl .buebaU uplranll
,wtu be able lo have, their cah. ml
ea! 11 too -~ lbe~ ~ up 11'if a
combined cake sale and reg1.strat1on for
the forthcoming 1UJD1Der baseball pro-gram. ,
The Slgnup<ale will be staged In front
of A1i)erta(m11 market, 8-18 a.m. ·flli\ur~
day. ·f•Y
Girll mu& he accompanied by.at leaat
one parent and·p...-a birth ~lo
before Ibey -can · be reB1stered. ~,pro
gram IDcludea age ranges from . lhlrd
lo 11th "adet.
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Yes folki, there is a San Dle10 Freeway. Tbl1 view
of long-awalle<I new. portl<lnc,of. /,leeway ii !rom •
Culver Drive OVM')l811 ~klbi wt. Unlvel'lllY
Park is at right. New freeway connOctton between .
MacArthur Boulevard and old S.~ Ana F~ay,
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guard nils, delayed actual use tit new link for more
tl\an a montll. It Is In use now , ho\Yever.
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MORTUARY
dway, Cotta Me• u Wtl3
Joyce MllDO, 17, II lookinl '+' "!!"" 1os':!.~'!f1~~ FP<>king': AAd ruRiling 73% ortqe clothes dryers.
:c>;, ~ :::;.:: • We ·=e~ no 1~ne to pick with electricit,Y.
101n1, wm un11er10 • ildn'1 Our philo . . .. h8 .. s· been: to efiich his own. Let transplant O}>el'aUon soon. Her ~
mother, Mrl. Leonard Mazu, t1'.e ... s o_irin :4'o the jobs it can do best. And will be the donor. . , h ,
When she ..... 3, doctoil c eapest. ' ·;. ·,{; .
removed an abnormal lobe :a. _"if .,...
from one of Susan's kidneys. ' ., 7n~ le~.T , :it to· electricity tO tUr,n On the ~~d ~~ ~~:;.• ~ : liglits. And ' e th'e tbaS, : And run the vacuum kidney 1tft. ' ,. . •
Tbe transplant "oilers UI r· d ~e rad~· o, d the TV. .. ' hope al fill, .. uld her flfj)er'; r
a uleaman. Bui tile·-'Bl,Jt IO < 'y lias 'got . their wires crossed. ~=~· ew.=e.i°":"'J: spa..i... are· nning .to fly;
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back on repairs if your system breaks down dur-
. irig the next heat· wave.)
We're all for-calling a spade a _spade.' But if ...... from Ille llrf'• blood. ~ "t'"
The -·11on wllf.,. a11au1 Flathe jpiplied, i1~ ~word. • it· comes to call~ it a shovel, we dig that, toO. f4'>,::0·:::,~,:r"iJ.b.., , 1 ~Wh·a~r· , 10 'clean. about . a Startin~todiy, w.e're going to set the r'etord
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01 'the smoke?) ' .... ·.What it ~oatiYou. What it does for you. And
· ..i11~~ ~~"""~ ... ¥ • Graduate, say the ads, to some of the wonderful jobs it will do 'for you io
wai a normal liUdelit 'Olth THE ;411 1 ' h • (Bu '--' 1vorac• 11a.i .. and "d...i.t "''ameless e ectr1c · eating. t "'-the future. · ~~ 1::, 1:,~~111::! QCS sure you have a fat bankroll whet\ .. :" :the only hot ajr we'll h,and you. is the kind
:;~,:.t~~=;: CCIM'Al(,t the ~~lls c~?_!• i.~> ·•• 1• th~~ ke~.ps yo. µr h0o~e warm an<jl cornf~rtable1
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LEGAL N(ll'ICE
1u,1a1oa cou11T Oii' nt• STAT• Of' CALlllCMl:NIA HI TM• COVMTY OP Ol.AlfOI
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ttOTICI Ofl HIAlll ... 01' PITITION 1'011 fl!H»Aft OP WIU AND ,Olt
Llnllll Tnl'AMllfTAllY (IOND
WAIVIOI eJt•t.., IEJlT J, ALLEN, DecQtN. HOTICI II HEllEIY GIVEN TN!
MAll:Y JANE All~N "-' flled l'ltreln • Jllf11'1111 for ll'*te of Wiii •nd ~ •-., L.,,_ Tes?•ment•rv 1'D PtlltloMI' (lo!ld W•lwdl, l'l'fe•tN:t h whi(ll I• ma f« f\lrtMt 11.rtlculert.
•rid 11'11! I~ HIM ellll t1l•ce Df llMr!""
fM Hme 1191 ~ .et fllf Fe,rv•r'Y
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• '1916c 19~9 THOIJSA'HOs OF'UNIT'S r • ~
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51/s%?? Penni<sadd upto
dollan, and doUa" add up to
the.difference bet1veetta Wilahird
Federal icving& account and
a regular bank sauinga accoun.t.
Our current annual passbook
rate of 5% is th e highes t in
the nation for in sured savings
(account.$ (lit insured to
$15,000 by a Feds rc.1 agency ),
but re hen your savings remain.! or
a.yeor, daily compounding
increase• the earning rllle to
1tlSltlNllRtl. --cm• a cu. an11
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your money would earn in a
com parable bank BOVings account.
And, you cb.n earn 4 ~ % bonus
above the current annual
passbook rate on 36 month
Cer tificate Account• in multiples
of$1,QOO.
Open yo ur insured tavings
account today.
Funds received by February 10th
earn from tM 1st; after tM
JOth from date received.
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LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UPI)
-Moonlighters have invaded
the world's oldest profession
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Bi.t. the. procedure ~betame
such a. giant a~tive
task that it eventually was
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CHANGE11.00KS s~cii-a-raintiling
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case S.OO :arid b. French purse 6.po i;,'Shim-·
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.Ja.,e:Remember your Valentine with smoothres' :With .. fine 'mottled texture.
.this preity blossom in gold or silver tone . ·~!lop ·edges." Bone, carneL sand, p!at-m~i~t Spring ename1s. By LisDer. 3.0C inum: .1Jhl1.e. 61'.i~ By Vcm llaalte. •.OO
'. ~~siria!Jleather gOOds .25 '~ mc:riq:i fashio_n jewelry 22 :rAtir·oowom:en'.s_gloves3
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have gone band-in-baDd for
centuries -and W Vegas
la JIO exoeptlm. But Ibo ranks
~ the '"rambJlng ladies" -
.. they .,. called here -
have been neJled roc:sllJ by
parltlme praotlh ....
The Jaw II O'llcking down
and the regulars are . t;Om-o
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pearan<e ~·~-·:"""'l'l<I< disgulat ~·~~;·lla,_!l;_dye . : ·
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Dist A\IY: G,eorge Fra~,
. now in the midst of a · ~
campaign to ~n up, the
•·strip", says \ ;fosututi°'t is.
a multiple problem in , Las
Vegas. •!.
TWO TYPES .
Frank~ initia,ted : a 1,P.<>licy ,
reeenUy whereby suspected
prostitutes. Wf!e booked on a .
charge of "resorting" rather
than the more ccimmonly used
cQarge of "soliciting'.''
The differCnce is tha t bail
for '1rcsorting" is · $500 and
bond for "soliciting" is $25.
Some of tile persistent of·
fenders have beei1 sentenced
"First you have the regulars
who wind up in jall time after
tlme. And tbea you have ,the
mocmlighters -. 0 r l l c e wuker1 carefree, houseWiffl . to ~ to 90 da'ys lr_ jail. ' '"'!Ii .ii;;...~ !'bo ll!!Dt ·.i. .J'W!ltulion la Wegal In
. • hlii>" io P<l!IP" • ~ ~· ·~ir. bi)! tho 1 ..... ,:,.-;;o...:. • ~a ·:: ... w ,l>qotamm-'ll':•t••••u.r · ' · !)·~-,;'~ ~· r.& !bat
, Most of the outsiders fly higher bail rilight act as a
here from Los Angeles and deterrent
San Francisc:o. They ap-
'.Pl(t!lil1' believe that 1 Lu
Vegas is fun to Vlllit but they
don't want to:Jive here.
At one time the influx of
moonlighting ladies reached
such proportions, Franklin
said, that investigators met
incoming planes and secretly
took snapshots f or in-
vestigative use.
Bidding Higli
On Spitfire
ANDOVER, England (AP)
-One of the last of the
few Spitfires that helped win
the BaWe of Britain in 194.1
is likely to become the center
of a transaUantic battle when
it goes under the hammer
next month.
The 400-mile-an-hou r fighter
Is to be auctioned along with
a collection of vintage farm
machinery and engines In this
Hampshire Town.
Hot competition for the
plane ls expected between
wealthy Americans who fiy
World War Il aircraft for fun
and ~-aircraft preoerva-tioo aodetl,., Among the big·
gest Am..icu spenden In Ibo
old planes market ls the
Coolederale Air Force, a
group of. Teuns.
"There will be fierce bidding
for tho aircraft from both
sides cl. the AtlantJc," said
Group Capt. Hamlsb Mahad-
die, the agent for the Con-
federate A1r Force.
The plalte ts et:pected to
go for more than $20,000.
H ARflFSTED
.1Ninety-four . 4rrests were,
r6corde'.d in December.
The regulars comp 1 a t·n
among themselves about the
m o o nlighters. Professional
prostitutes who have worked
in Las Vegas for many years
feel that if the moonllgbte.n
had stayed home that the law
would not have cracked down
so hard.
LL GleM Simmons, chief
of the sheriff's detectives, said
some recent arrests were
made in such a way that
the state had pictures to in-
troduce into evidence as well
as teltimony.
''The officm gel a pigeon
to steer the girl to a motel
room. There an officer posing
as an out•of~town
businessman, or something, b
waiting. When the money has
changed hands and the girl
has .. ah .. uod .. uh. .when she
is ready, she is arrested and
photographed. Right there! On
the spot!".
EXPENSIVE TEST
If sl1e were paid $100 by
the customer but faced a $500
bail, it would prove to be
an expensive screen test. Such
pm:edqrts have cut Into the
local prootltution rackel to
some degree.
BUt lawmen predict a
resurgence in prostituUon ac-
Uvity Ibis spring aoo """"'""· 1be profession is "seuonal"
ln this desert resort -
particularly with the invasion
of'RlOOl'lli&bters.Thek traveh
Ductuate with the t o u r I s t
season.
I See by Today's
Want Ads --e A Buenjl 1n the Hand b
Worth Two 1n the Bush:
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Wllec. ---$25 --•foldlar -i:r SS. ""' • -!nm
'"""" 111111 -b "°' e W.1ni Y• Wq: To a .... beauttfal .,, loot tn the
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-book couch. In "'"" lent condllloa; -mo.pie end ta.tiles am eotfff ta· ..... e Pulh ~ Button Warfan!:
Tackle the Iauiidry with
vi&or. • ,and a WecthW-
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MacPhergus wallets are made of fine
leath~ In smooth and gmined okins.
Choose b1aclc and brownL 5.00.lQ.00
mdycomen'• fumlshlngs 80
llae 8blaf ••a1111•r berg , , , every
VaSentlniJO.iaaa•wamier'bao!nblacl:
palm!. 1llack, borie. white, .oo:vy v!nyl. at : -1heodi. . of Calllomla. 15.00
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plecue his woman. Handsomely gift
ixd·~ed· •i:ir giving. 3.SO lo 9.75
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Passersby got this view Thursday of moving pro-
. cess for new family taking up residence in white
mansion on Pemisylvanla Avenua in Washington ,
D.C. Nlzon .fl!nilly poueulons ""'"belng _moved, ,
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ped to White House i1 President's piano. It goes to
hls;vll(:aUon bideout In Key Biscayne, Fla.
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~eachFoster Parents Want ·to ··Keep~Littw 'Buddy'
lly TERllY COVILU.: or ... Dllll' l'llllt ...., ,
"BuddJ" came tp the Huntfnaton
Beach ...... of Mr· and Mn. Alfred .
Hart NOv. JO u a vli!tcr.
1111 dimpled ll!llle and In fl n t
bef~ _ .. ...., the allect!oo of
the entire family Ind they ojecldtd they'd
lib tq keep blm.'j ,:: ;:.. •
But todaf they an battlli\I ~;!!l'lnl<! . ·
<:-, Adoption .&leDC7 'lllllcb tiold -
without wlrlllnli Buddy :mmi• f>' ·to
another family. ' ' j '::' ?-
Ml'I. Hart, a w6man with nine chlJclttn
of her OWD, 11 a~ !Oii« ~·
·rra'.x ·Reform-~ Urged ..
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'w~ (111'1). -The ,Nlmi . tax Jaw1 to. the Individual. W. "Are all Americana In 11mlh4
admlpl'!!i':.= today ,II. .Yl!Ulil pi:o. pa yen and tu lncenUva ....-11 aimed ..,..clrcµmtancea11DOU11l J"~~tely lbi
1 poee f . tu · refllr!DI· Io at ncrultlntl 1'!slnell IUP()Cllt and fw> ·~~ c.n.r ... 1bJa. year (pcl1Mj ... cbaDget dill( of N--.uoa urban and 1,1.._ ~. ~ ::;.K:=-~ in income tu law• to ctve .the average IOClal program1. w-.:: • ...,.. UL .--
clllz<n a better .~ . A treuury sponaman said 1teriiledy'1 llie 'roblenu of the. c!U,.. ·and-di owi
But Treasury ~ Dt.vld M. Ken-staff alao would bl d1rected to mUe disadvantaged." I
nedy ·tn .... ~ save .. ~ci -m· , ror dlolac loot>bol• A ...,.. ..... e-. -am ... 'of Ibo pactrage he said bll llalf. bu •lied by .• ~ _. )0 ~ which. officlall lndlcated probably would ~-.. ~~ to their tax not he popoeed lbia ,.., -fnoludell 1 ~ .... _ .prepare. •· ' a -vision of federal ..... te tax rel• fualur)' officlall said the package Kennedy said tbe !Int Item of coocern .-,~
llkaly would Include c:ballies lo Income to the admlnlltraUon ,. .. the que!illon, Uonsbipo.
Judge Gives Opponents
Of Fr~~~y. More Time
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Moved to
wuntyJail
Action by a Huntinston Beach cltlwui lion of freeway routes "Is purely a
A -'-"· bo ut fire to, hll .oen '"""P In 111 floeo-• battJO w1lb ltie t.,Ullttve matter and not IUl>jocl to ... -... ··we · ~? r 1 · jlidlcla1 review." ::::... ni: ": ".:t":= ~:1ay°!l'1"1o = c':;'"~.'.;' w:! 1lie agency allo .,.,_ lhal Ille
eoano. 'Jail and ......... wUll .... bum· Judge Claude Ot,.11!' .allcntJd more time California legislature bu delegated to
., -•-1~ for pr~tlcD olM...,..U. the highway commlaloo "cerlala 111111?' Ins, a feloay. . , . . _ .' • Lawyv11 t.r the ltate agency and Ilona" relatlntl, to tocatlona o! nJU!es~,
Pollco-said "Wllllim. A. Cli'llim, 21, the Concernecj Cllilelll COUncll of Hun-Sparldng bll present court
of w Lue st:;~ llfach. had tlqtoo Beach w.r. ~ to mum waa a su11 filed Nov, Zl by Ille . '
been -to the jaD dnmll taot. • to oourt Mri 14 f<r ·a bear!!ll of sroup. Thal actto1u:barged Iba! .
Klier lhoallol '.......W..·at puslog Ille dlljiute: • -~ persooa "complred,and .. -Into•
lice Carn 1 · eitlly " lllnUd the At !...-11 the commllaton'1 araument ocheme to eltabllsh. and lb< 1be adoplloo
po . •-· 1'POI -· that. H cannot be sued "wllbout Ill olJbe llantfnlloa Beach Fr«way." •
fire ID bll maltral, polloe said. -c!oalenl." 'Jbe .'apng ub dlim!iill ol .. 'Ille suit followed the. -mft-'a
Wbei Omcen 'came al the',lhouta o1 Ibo ptlJo!ll action mid argues that ieleo-adoptloe.of the Orange u.e-·a 7.Hnlla
other imnales, Carn bombarded them ""1llni which ct-ly followl the Ill!'
with _,; ' . ' ' . of Pacl!lc Cout HJ<way ID ~
Carjain· Wlcl :~""*-1n-~ather-to--Face·--~.::-to Llmpeoo-Avenue-lo Gaidsli
halatlaB Ihm lranll!erred to lbe county ,' . · .. Huntington Beoch WU joined by· .......
jail· T •::...1 • F taJ talll Valley all'I Garden G"'" ·lo .,_
Fin damage WU confined IC\ the 'mat-nw 'm a . iectlnl the route. 'Jbe all..-. -
trm and walls. o1 cari.o.'1 cell. No favored by we11m11111"'and -,
other lnmatei .,;re Injured. '· B' ' ea· ..:-g· _of Son Object!ODI voiced during publlc -" · UU Ins• included the argumelll that the
Youth to'. Face ·
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·~Uoe u a ll&fCOllcl addict bu b8'!i ~ foe a 'Y1ellmlllltei' youth
who pleaded 1lUillY to the armad robbery
ol a service stalloo lo )bat city.
" A llllperlor Court trial f<r a .., __ maD -of lofllctlng
!ala! l$rlel ... bll-·~ ...
1111 hem ocbeduled f<r Man:b I.
Bui pd>llc d!if-..-tins Joyal
Roberl ~ Jr., :II, of ltltll Marlena l!ri... plan to aPllOiJ -thal elate
a -n)ectlon by Judge Robert Gardner of their motion for dtsmlsul
of cWa•·
Orani• tine will dealrvy 1,tlO' -.
A route pl~ced further west would cmJr
affect 7711 families, II -qJed. ;.
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Cake Sale Set
With Registration
She ta1w "°" fl --ha~ lor
two or -lllCllllbt UDtU !ht adOjltlOi "°" agency finds a pmn'lnent home. ,.:.: ;.
She'd bad lllz f-J1abla befed .•
Buddy . ·; j ·~ri·· t . l.'l • 1 '· ~~ ~'-Buddy WU • -~special cue. , e WU ..
brought to the . Harl home with the
comment that be mlabt not be '"""" ....,P to Uve.
David · Froderlck Grant, II, of DO
.: -w-Jirtve, -hll ptea o! not
. -llO!lt1;1o armed~ cluaps before
.. • S~ ·Court Judge Robert Gardner ~ arifa&ttted that he>eld up the Power
Tbnisl service station, 14902 Beach· Blvd.,
laat Dec. 11. Grant wu due to go
on trlal before a jury Feb. 26.
'Jbetr action II aimed at puttlntl the
facta of· tbe cue before the appellate
dfvilSon of the court aM having charges
againat Hoblon d.l.smisaed for lack o!
evidence •
Hoblon'• son, Traey, was taken ill
last Sept. 10 and died later that night
in Weslm!Mter Community Hoopltal.
Onner's investigaton pinned cause of
death as being a skull fracture and
II.cerated liver.
Westminster &Ir! li&leboD uplrula
will be able to have their c!Ue Ud
eat It too -if they show up for •
combioed cake sale and registration far
the forthc<:mlng 11rmmer baseball ~
sram.
The silJlup.eale will be sta1ed In front
of Albertsoo'1 market, HO a.m. Satur-
day.
Ml'I. Hart and hlr live -lllD at home fed Budd.r an ....,. of mUk
OVflr1 ball hour f<r two, -He
grew '""""and.the a-bellr""" the family mamlltn allo ~-.:-.
Today Bud<IY 'ii a beellby llU!e '!Jve.
and-a-bali·mont!M>ld M-Amulcan boy • ~I Mn. Harl decided obe'd•11b 1o.1'dc!JI -·
Ibis fost.r baby ao site l&lked to 'ii
.:ic1al worker fnm the acmey. .
She WU told her age, 41, and her
healtb mfiht -1 proble!DI, bu!. to
10 ahead and apply. '
Ml'I. Harl today ..,. site WU -er
pmnlaed Buddy, bu( lbal the ·IOdal
worker led her to belltVe that Ibo coWd
edopl blm.
Mr. and Mn. Harl bepn the lengthy
papenrort. tncludlq lelldJnc for bb1h
..nlflc&tes lo their home ltate of !OWL
They spent a-flail ... paperwork
to adGpt Buddy,
·'Jbe Rull -aold a fS,SOll home
In Iowa to 1mure ....,P cub to -inapect!on by the agency. 'Ibey ban
lived the pul !Iva yean at 1111'12 ,....,.
taln Lane.
Last week a telephone call from the
agency told them Buddy bad _beeo atv ..
to another family.
Without W1r111ni aD their plam wera
down the drain.
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Tlit111•t ICH•ll ••ow n'""'' A. "'4llf111lil11• ~·.i• Af•trf W. ltlt• Wilfl1M lt14 ,._ .. ,. Muro! ........ .__
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DAILY PILOT lhff ....... FIGHT FOR llUDDY -Mrs. Alfred Hart (seeled with "Buddy")
!J battling county adoption agency to keep infant. Also hoping to keep
him In tile famlly are two of Mrs. Hart's own children, Eulalia, 16,
and Jlm, 17.
Now Mn. Harl II contiderlng lepl
action to i« a reetrainln1 order qatnst
the agency'i tatlng Buddy away before
her c.a5' C'1l be . reviewed before the
adoption board. .
The crux of the problem ii that the
adoptkin apncy appmntly save the
Ham no warnln1 that Buddy wGUld
be lolns to another family.
And once the decl!loo wu made the
agency bu remained adamant in its
refusal to cbanse Its mind.
The other f,udllt, WlldmUlled by lb! agency, reportedly la .a )I,. z 1 can·
American family that did not speclly
Buddy or any other one blby.
Mrs. Hart can't undel'ltand why the
adoption a1ency can't pve the other
family another boby and &Ive the llaf1a
a chance to complete their application
for Buddy. "That way two babies would
have bomea," abe uplalned.
Agency personnel have t 1 d I c a t e d
several Umes that Mra. Hart can pass
all the quallflcaUons to be an adopUve
mother.
Mias Locllle Grothe, adoption sevtce1
supervilor, replies that to uk her
peramme1 to review the case would be,
"a rtnectton on the.Ir professional
a&lllUea."
She also says that it is a policy
of the agency that foster parents shall
not .be considered , as adC1ptive parent.a
for children 1n their care.
But she adds that tt ii not tmpoulble
fOI' foster parents to adopt a child in
their care.
SU termed the incident "regrettable,"
and' added, "Any Jamily that leell h
Ila• 'beer. treated unfairly alwaya bu
recourse to hlgber channels."
In the meantime, however1 the aiency
will pllce Buddy lo another oome.
Two Beach Murder Trials '
Shut Following ·Shooting
CloMd -. ,....nod today at a
pft!lmln&rJ 1-tnr far two Huiil!octon
~~ . c1er--. ~mm -.-.--
No tmmedlale ...-for Judp
111rman G. ·8oo¥1llo'1 Q!der barr!Jll •pec>
1a1m from Dltllloe Fin, West Oranp
Coanll Jodldal Dlltl1ct Court, WU learn-
""by newsmen. ,,__ btblnd the action 1mo1...i
t11i IA ~ lhoqlln( of a aispec:t
by a marder Ylcttm'1 brother, or pooalbly
DAU. Y PILOT pbotosraphs shot lbroush
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Henri' L. 61ane1, :15, of 111 Clay SI.,
and Edwerd R. llll·pve, lJ, of· 171D
Marken Lane, both Huntington Beach
--., were pbo4ocraphed from
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1llelr ..tilin!narv ~ -ltchedaled
Tuelday . lo the lan. ' JJ throaHlub
sl~ of Mn. Hes"' S. MP.rkee, '116,
ol UOI Olive Ave., WU eontlnood untlt
10 a.m. today at the Di!b'lct Attorney'•
requesL
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agalml Grut onth . feb, 2f, when be
will aamlne the findiUI o! phyalclans.
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and cbar1ed with lll&llllaugbter and
cruelty to1a child.
Glrll lllllll be llCCOlllPIJl(ed by al l-
one parent and pruent a birth certUlcate
before they can be ...,glltered, 'Jbe in-sram includel aae J'8ll8'S from tlllnl
to lJlb 'lfades. . · .. •
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Robet\ Turner, l Laguna Bead! llCbool . their W"Y," 'llJ""l' Bald.
tr1111<i"lor 14 years,··-loclay ·He -, lllal hio opoot had become
he will not be a e1ndldaf.t b' t6ell~ion lncrrrr"rcIJ ,denYmtng wiCb a 1cxil:
to the IChool bolrd. liiltelil:l tW" bit-m141g""nemy evtiy w~L, \
el Mrs. Shirley Mc:Colla 11 ID Ille eJoi:llon Mrs. McCana's cllape111 JOim· that el
ring. ' , n-;-Bmrne,anlilcamljml.~
Turnersaldbewunot.tllJCelectlon _..,.up !<r eltdion. Only-ljwo
-he fell tho p1a lllU&IJI ,..,. m.e''flled 1<r electian 1o the n .. m.nber
qo'had been acbiend. ' · ~ ~ 1p>&ts ""'11o be• tme:1 ~
"llany ol tbe gools· we atartec1 Old tbe ~ 11.election. •
lo achieve many ,._ ·.., <an·..,. . Allorney Willlam •Wllooun Jut /odfl'.
reaCblng fulflllmei&. II 'l.ites a looi be hf'l "nol quite' made up"•hil fm!Dd
tiine lo get many d tbese tb1np Into ~g candidacy for reeledlilo to
effect but I feel 1these are well oo the · board.
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plli II tiio -ol tbe -~tit, todlJ., Tradln( -d..leiatolJ kilff. (S.0 ...... -. Pl1'1 l .. ll).
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Not a 'Street'? Now
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"I kln4 al like· Cajon Terrace," said
Councilman Rlcbonl Goldberg. Council·
mu Roy Holm aQJ)O!led an anecdote:
"A buocb of ut·ciidn't like the name ol
Zell Drive and we ...,. odviled lo IO lo the county." Re 11.ld be later reeclved a
notlce tJ\11 bl>. boolo .llUDlber .. cm Zell
Drlve 'boil been cbanaOd lo a,clifl~nl ~ '""""'"· '"' Zel('l)rlv., • • ~ J~ O'Sulllvan dldn1 '
,.. any bl< jirobfem uli!le....,. ~e.'
He WU Ud"d lt-woald r.ectssttatelnottflCa. u,.:. 1o the ~t1 and. poo1 o111ce 10r rec-·
aid chlngOI. '
Goldberg said II nee • they bulli the '
street lhey oulht to be allowed to name
It. The counctf WU told ~I the ·~hange
had lo be by ordinance. ,
Vedder WU voted.• doWI\ f.1. '
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'' WORKMIN lltAICI OIL IOAICID HAV ~ONG SAND IN IPPORT TO SAVI SANTA llARllAltA'.llACH
• · · Oii Sllllc -c"""' ""° 11 ~,. Mltto """"Thin o,..,.., c:.unty . '
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ly' TOM' GORMAN
~ ARE A LOT of Udblll 11111
-. oo hlnC oa to your cbllr and
we'll !nae rllhl throaP them.
It -lllle IUlfen In 11111 town wm
OAllY PllOT
OUNH COAST .UILUHtN• ctlM"~l4Y
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Melfl•t Ml,.MI P.O. 111 666. •1611 --eattll"-t •w..rSWI ...... • ..,_,, ....,, m1 .,., ...... ~...,..
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fluDy be lllo!fed to IUlf from llUllrill
to -on 'eorllln belehes. The city
coqnclJ 1111 olPI unanm-i, -to lllo!r Ille clll aUGmey to lfrlte up
the oftlcfo1 -1 Start WUinl your boor\11, •
There ':if' be 'l -danee MU<h I, llwlb to IXlllDdl 1_.i. Tbe Y
Ooomcll llu -up Ille -(Bob wrlcbl'•-l and-ll'Jllp called "&.IL" Tbt RDld nportecQy drew men
peapll Ila Ille S111wboi11 Alcm Clod:
··-~-...... Loeb lift 11111..., be Ille belt -,.._
TllB ·FW PllOPLE lnvlded <11npu1
•pin "'-IQ. llocton from Ille Com-
municable DileMO C..I«' ID Allanla
doclded to draw oome men blood from hilh ICbool atudeoll. Natch, lbq ..,.
me ID the crowd. Meybe lbq didn't
like obit I wrote aboul ll1em lut Ume
tll>y vlslt..i LBHS. The powtr of the
pms boctflred or meybe I have quality ........
l'lll jmt iloll I dldn, airer 11'1 blood
to Ille --llleJ ..... io town Moadey. I'd be dry by-.
WI -haft ID inllnllllll IOlf loom 11111 llll'lnl-Slulor Br la n WllJnn1clll llbol a n lot nine "bolls
II tepoia NlpL 'lbal'1 1""111 pd, -,... -* Coadi Bowm llbol I fL I -wllo'1 ceoc!>ina whom! Thin'• a Joi of talk oa· campus of
cblftllnr -clotlles board rulll. Al-tom~ ... under .. ., to allow ~
ID ,_ the bollom of Ille ur and
to lllow -wlthoot IOCU. i!oYI' Cloll8 i!olrd PnOldeal Dow Mclloiinell
II ~ ....-ltloc -In ojber bead! ...-11a1 lo find oul what -nloa-But dool let ,.... hair down ,.i. a.w ,_ Tam Tibor llld bll COUI'\
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nun '· -. -vma l'llt RIP Scboo1 .,,,... banb'. boldlnf "'
to life. She'll undergo a Jddney transplant
in a month or so, but she needs $40,000
to fmanoo Ille lll....tn1 ojler1tion. 'lbe
odiool and y Councll aie ~'
a Susan Mazze Fund Drive to help
lier ouL Any donltlonl can be IOllt
to Lapna Fedenl Sevtnp and Loan,
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Colla M-Blch Sdlpol bu a mediator
Cll eamptlL Art Vltarelll. G, WU
crtcinlll1 -u • oecurlty CUanl Oil campoa. Soon bis role cbanled to a
llaleoa -students and ad-mlnlslrllkrl.
II& . mlln role IJ to keep tJi> ad·
ministration Informed of what the -II.,. doln(, and vice versa. ~ H1ah doem't seem to have ~ _l~k of cornmunicaUon. For yean
there bu been a Student Conp-w. Dur-
in( Congrels sWiOos, que..tlons could
be directed to Ille edmlnl!trator )lttlel!t.
In lddlUon, a Prlncl)IOI'• Advllory Councll'.9>u been -bed thia ,..,.,
A cnsi oecllon of -!Mm each • grWe level meet 'lrilb Mr. Itteves
reauJartJ lo -pniblems l'IJllinl IJOm currtculum ID poor teac(ler habit&.
LllHB _, Died I llaleoa man to bridee·----.One-·t -. And I ""' I'm Dot ........ lbe day Lq\1111 mp .... to nllO(t to such ln-
dli'ecl .....,. of dbcuilfna •omiius iro-ble..._
Laguna GOP Women
To Hear Speaker
Mn. Am lowler, !armor Ropobllcln
MINlll · 9•'lll m l'O~~a •· hr ClllllWi; ..... ....,. iioloni
Ult RIJiabllc• """"' of 1--a& a. Women'• Club en It. im'1 Drt" 1811 Glimept SU..
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Lud9fg. Dole, l!I ~ .....-of
the · Boy Scout.I of America In JIU,
dled ,.,_,. at Sonlb Caal Conmnnl!J,
llalpltal:Lapna Beacb. lie ......
Serrices .. ,..,.. .scheduled today al
Pacific View Memorial Park O>apeL
Mr. Dale was born in Norway and
came to America in 1901. He served
as an execuUve <>f the Boy SCouts pro.
1110\ing tQe movement from tbe Middle
\Vest to the Eut Coast.
A resident of Lquml Hl1ll for Ille
pa!I four years, he II 1urvived by hs
wile Gertrude of the home, 415 Avenlda
Cutillo: "lhne ...,., :Richard ot san
J-. ·Gordon of Newport a.di and
Larry of Allnd, Now YorkJ"lO 'IP"ancl-
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Interment wjll be at Paetfic Vitw
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Passersby got this view Thursday of moving--p~
cess for new-.family taking up residence in white
mansion on Pennsylvania Avenue in Washington,
D.C. Nixon family possessions are being moved .
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from New York: Among iterrts tliai will nol be ship-
ped to White House is President's piano. It goes to
his' vacation hideout' in Key BiJcayne, fla. _ " . . ' .
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Closed docn pre'ialled IOO&y at a
• prellmlnar)" lielr!ni (or' two H1mt1niton
BUch murder sulpOcts .
No-lnimediate ruaon for Judae
Harmon G. Sco\!Ult's order barrl/il ·~
tatora from ~ Five,, vtlll OrMC\,
County JUdlcial)llllrlcl Court, w11.1oam-
ed byi lll'#Sl1)en."' \ ' '
T'lieOritt behlild· the aqU\lll lnvolVed
, the·IM ~~er,Jhootlng ·~f'.a aus~ b~ ,. liNn!<r Yidl!i>'•~t\>ei:. or'.JlOlilbly ~ DAIL Y·PILO'l".'pliltograi>m shOI ~~a hall window Jatt Tuesday. • • •• .......
'Henry L. S~; IS,.of UI Clay Sl.,r.
and 'Edward ft, ·Hai grave,· 18, of 1'7391 ...
• Marken Lane, both HunUngton 'Beach
addresses, wen photographed from·
outside with permission of the judge
and ballilr.
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Their preliminary hearing schedu1ed CORONADO (AP) -It took the ca~ on the Pueblo totaled 'lnOl'e than oM
Tuesdl.)' ~ in ~~_Jan. ,...1,2 ; ~~-alash. tlp'e of the USS ·P~blo ,._and some,. or ton, bUt said be envialonisd uiln1 tiama8'
slaying of Mri. l{ater S. •atk~ .. 5a!~ her secret documents to •PP' the Navy contrOI equipment; baDd ti>oJ,, pller~.
of 1508 OUve Aye., was a:>911nUeCi unli into "an ongoing effort" to improve '-"'--.-..1 10 a.m. today al the District Attorney's hand cutters, acety• -~ .uu I emergency destruction and scuttling dlael request..,, de victa, a Pentagon officer said today. massive fU'e fed by ID!~ and •
Mrs. Markee -.:as hivol~ in some (Earli"er Story~ Paget) fuel as well u c1w4n1'nuld to dtatri>r
type Oi ll)lqjc,&Ocldet(fwith '1P1to... lM Capt. John H. D. WUJlims, an it. ' , . . •
car on the night slle ·Was fol!OO ]ying d cit pert fro the "Wh'"b '-.-1m-... •,. " -~. an th Oli A Ith emergency estru on ex m -13 """'" .-, ~-..-.. on 17 Street near ve venue, w attorney for the aklpper, Cmdr, .,LloJ' her throat slashed. office of the chief of Naval Operatlona, uche , the destrucUon ti.
The,womanpwner of the .blood-am.eared also said the skipper of the Pueblo should cMJa. ssB1'£'1ed ~:.~.:::i"whlcb _; .. w r·n iDto have been able to destroy his allotment llUltQ"' ........, ~
stolen auto found abandoned near the of secret papers and equipment in an enemy hands or the piOtecUoo of hWr.an
murder scene and a companion were h life?" our. later arrested, then freed wben ·a cab Testimony before a court of inquiry "This ls 1 j~t 'mattit, ud'Ule
. . . driVer imRIJeal!l!l lwo 0\11"' nien,. .which heard Williams' time estlmate .hu definition ol tap -« I 1hUdt -
N . . F L ' . Flu on way POW!l. The men, Slenti and HarlJ'.llve. were indicated two """'elapsed between •the be welallecC!n Ibis j1ldpllal ••• lbot lxo'l'I avors ow·e~ing ATLANTA (UPI).,, The NallOllil'Com· . arrested J!ft,.16 aild are f~Jy_.charg· time North Korean.s ·Ursl thm.tene\i to. loa.\ol lbls'materlal· """111 -G•
•I{ . municable Disease center aaid fodly that ed wlijt JDorder, •}lto ~t and ~ulon fire on the Pueblo and the Ume ahe ceptlODally ;rave dtnpr·to tbe all:kn
.. every state in the• nation, except ~Kan-t1f .J. sa,-ed-off abOtgun -fo(md ln the wail boarded en route to Wqoaan harbor. aqd , •.• iQBOfar u .~Jy pMllMI .---~-----,,.., ttported-deereuecHl~oni-flu-home of-Slanei, woo hh~Lwlle _&Jlil __ WIJU.•1111 said be was ,.,.,. the allot-ir lboiJid 11111 be pennilled lo fall .... n ti < last .. ee1t. Infant boy. . . .. . men! or cla.Wlled documents 'llllll Chartl enili11 hiftdt;'"iiid'Wlllliliil: Voting Age . to -1~ ·!"ear.s ... : ...
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WASHINGTON (UPI) -President and the world."
Nixon uid· today he favors ·lqwering The ICholarship students, two from
the nalionaJ voting age to 18 l:lecause each state, are ~ttendini the U.S. Senate
America'$ younger generation is the youlh program sponaofed. by the William
most pollUcally sophisticated in history. RancJolphliearst·FouodaUon., . ·
Jn a talk to a visiting group of 102 "I believe in young Amuk:a because
outstanding high school studenUI, the I know young America/' Nixon told
Presidmt said he favored extending the them. "We need ~· The nation needs
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many say,' If you are · old enQugh to An official said',,Ulat. Jax( sha~~g Pfo-. ~·
fight. you are old enough to vote . · · posals, tax creW.tat. f(lt ,loC&l IDd itite
but because you are smart e~gh to governments, ii.\t \.~\i: and .. ~ th •j
vote." changes ~ pUt ol. the kmg~e r ~
\ Nixon met with the scholarship st~ .. ,. 1~., • >· !. , ·""·
I. .• YQUJ!K~•-aljer . conlw;ing '?}th :u. reFt;,'i,r.._ ldcnl_' I_ ,NNllilliy'l!;;.t:'l<l."~i,)s,.IW,,:,~.:·~ . .fO.,"'d",
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cabinet earlier in tht mOrttlng: He ad-~ .. i 1'1Wisiii ,,,._t lU_ •vw
' . vocated lowering the voting age. from be ~· bt.lt,.off~._:riq~ ,~ics
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I :?ii last faU in St. Louis. , Kepned>; woulil ~~-~~~£~ ~only · ...
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II the ' President sal4 in ~a .talk to the A ~ offloci_al usettedf loday:
.i. younpters·at the Whi~•House. , -"'lbe hlghestr1)riority W,~l l~~ ha.,, the _r
He said· the new ~al.ion of equity and ·inQentiv~ .-, ~ ~e. ~ In net only the ·best tdllcated We would bJpe for ~ Octlon
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I ge.rleration of Americans but tt also is because if they are good and IOIJIK!,
''the ·most.involved -involv~ in pro-we ought to go ahead and get them
blems-of your neta:hbothood; your nation throush.1'
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Foster Family Fights for Tot ·
By TERRY COVILLE
or ""' o.llJ 'llfl 11111
"Buddy" canle . to the Huntington
Beach home d. Mr.._ 8.nd Mn. Aifred
Hart Nov. 20 as a vWtor.
His dimpled Smile and ~ n f l •ft t
helplessness soon won Ute-aff~tion of
the entire family•"'! th~'declded ~y'd
like to keep him.
But today they ·are \>attting: ~ Orange
County Adoption Agency whicb; told them
without warning BUddy muSt go lo
another family . .... · . ~-:::.."-: ..
this foster . baby ~ she 'la,lked to a
social worker from the agencf. . ,
She wu told her · 11e, ·@,. and _her
health might present problems,' but; lo ao ahead and apply. •·
, Mrs. Hart today says she was never
promised Buddy, but that . the soc;lal
worker led her to belleve that she could
adopt him. ' '.
Mr. and Mrs. Hart began the lengthy
paperwork, including aending ·for biI1P
certificates in their home state ot Iowa .
T~y spent ~~· flOO on paperwo~k
to adopt Buddy. • ..
the. Harts even so kl a . $2.500 home
in IOwa to insure enoogb cash to~pass
iflspeicllon by the .agency. They have
Jived the pa:!lt five yuts it 11872 Faun-..
ta.in-Lane. . -·,:.,
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ol her own, is a rell~ei:,il·lqillet~.
She takes care Qf_upw~ted:~.,b!~ J,ot
two or lhr~ m~".~tM.,~Ol1
agency findS a ~'ldne.
She'd hid ' iii 1 olte\i .<!.•"' .:Wore· . ' ,I '-. .._ j,~'f. '' '
~t ~ a ~·~·.caII trom7qir
lli<;D!'J !"Illa lliiddJi:M~. ~ ,iv~· to i.oothe&: • . . ..; .:1
WllhoOI w ·: · ·all theiti>lw .:wer'i 8uddy. • . ·;~~;" .: . -Buddy was a .11e-. . ._,_as
br<Juah! .lo the Hirt llome:..iii!i< Iha comment !hat m"inljl!lt,,"Jdtbe ·monk enciuah lo live. · ' •
Mn: Hirt and her 'five CliiJareri stlll '
1t hOme fed Buddy an oonce of -milk
every hall boor for two monUts. He
11ew strong and the attachment between
the family members also increased.
Today Buddy is a healtby liWe five-
and-a·hall·montb--Old Mexican-AmerJcan
boy.
Mrs. Hart decided she'd like' to adopt . .
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' Di~ of In juries
An elderly Santa Ana man struck by
a car1 is he ,Walked alq a. rural street
24 d'1S ... died' -ly ;oday al Orange Coui.ty Medleal Cen:U ol bead Injuries.
-Flor<s, 72, .of 41t s. I:leTlbope
St.,. wu walking alone New~ Street
Dear" Camille Street On .lap. ·14, when.
he WU hil and lmoclied MJ~, ·-
Driver Larry C. GI~ Saddle
Cirde, Fountain Valley, WU cleared of.
¥Y blame in conoectiOn with the fatal
aockfent. •
Sanla. Ana police .tnlf£1c ld•estlaaton
said tha District Attorney clecllned on
Jan.· Jt to Juue 1 dtltlOn aplnst P'krls
for wolldng lo•· the rooilway . under
~"""elf me cue. 1'61k:e' Aid tho victim Md been dtil!k·
Ing pl'lor ti> the tali! oi:Ctd<ill lnd'lhll
was a factor tn the cue.
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lndicted·on .' ··
D!ug Charg!3s . .. .
Three Laguna Beach mJdottl were
Indicted by the Orange Couilfy 'GUiil! il}T'I today ·on cb&rges of Posse'slon
and sale of marijuana.
• Dblrlcl atlorlley's orn<ers succeullllly
S001ht backing of the lnvestlpU" pailil
for filing of cbara:es against Brian Kel\-
daD McAdams, 22, Georte ll:rftest
Oliphan~, ll, and Helen Marie J1llll'1'..
1', all ol 2211 Laguna Canyon Road.
AllCi named 1n the Grand Jury docu-wu Gonion F, Joiu-, 23, ol Loni Beach. .
Court appurances""fere beinc IChedul·
cd ror the four late Ulla m~. -'lllll I ' ... • a·· ~ rilno~ ~ ~in. 'If."..:.
the Laguna home Ir! • raid carried
out by iherlb'1 depuiles, Lquna pollce
a n d federal nart.Ot1cs agel)ls. Six mtD
• ~ three women were '*ked into
Orange County jail followlnC Iha roundup.
Dlllrlct 1111om'7'J Inv~ tdilay
said IUrtber lncllcl\l)ents ...,. linly peo;
dine '"'" -111 iii • ~tlf\ulnl prnbe Into the Jon. 17 .'lnddent. 'Aley aald
Johlllon •lso facts dlarg<ttf -Ion
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theperlod y0u have earned the regular5%phia111.mc1ra
i/4~~0oua for each of the three years._ It~· up~•:
When you're lo~kln,g fof maximuni earnings .ori your
savings, think of Gl•ndale Federal, where yol'I get the
nation's higliest iate on lnaured· aay1.nga. Our r~g~ar
: passbook ~ccount ~ays a big 5". Fqr an even hlghe~
return we have.a Big Bonus Plan tbat pays more than
· gutiranieed ~onus of .75~ • .There lire Ul(lpteeil ~ • •
ways.to save .at Glendale Federal. Every way pays fie ·:O• ' ' ··r--;;::-=:=-:,.....,--.
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where In town. It's la~ued In ev41n .. received by th,e 10th, !Iller the 10th from date of receipt,
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:-Stn. Vern Bta11e11, (R·Bof.s•).
"'moved to 1ub1tthite the 10 Com-
;mmadmtntl for 4 2,000•word te· .
'solution. to set "P a code Of
.leOillatioe t:thia for Idaho ta.
"14ker1. The &enate turned
'.down the proposal.
• • A prize will be given for "lhe
m61t outrageous costume" at the
"artiat and models ball" in Ace.
pulco, .ponsored by the local Sal·
vlition Anny chapter.
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Student Critic~m
BERKELEY (UPI) -Gov. Ronald
Reagan's declaraUon that the University
ot• California's Berkeley campus is in
a state of "extreme emergency" has
drawn bitter response from ·a variety
of student spokesmen.
night. Poljce have · dtnied the attact
on Abercrombie.
"Unlm the university taku . ai;tion
to s t op all terrorist attacks a state
of aggression ·will exist between the
university and Third World students,"
Fernando Garcia, Third W or I d
spokesman, said.
Garcia aaw Reagan's declaration as
"an attempt to moblllze the reactionary
forces in the state." ·
* * * Politic~l Sermons
To Bring Arrests
In South Vietnam
S,\IGON (UPI) -South Vietnam ...
PrUldent N111Yeo Van Thieu hu ordenid
proVincial auttx.ities to arrat monk.1
and prlala wl)o Air people up throogb
!'political llttlDOnl," it WU reported to-
day. • f"I. I,"'· >Q. ·~
"Monb and prierll are free 10 go
lo theiJ' pqodu and cburclles. lo conduct
ceremonies and. to pray," Thieu Aid
duri111 a trip lo the Mekooa Deli. pro-
villce ol Go C..,. -· ·
"But if they deliver political sermons
to stir up the ~ple, the provln~ chiefs
should arreat them and then report to
me." .
Thieu's remarks were made two days
ago and published in Saigon today.
111e Vietnamese president charged tht
Conununist.s were planninJ to u1e .... upw and political Cl'lanUalio... lo
c&UH trouble for the 1overnment.
General Motors
Blasts Report
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WASHiNGTON. (AP) -Gen er a I
Motora todav said a Federal Trade Com-
mission staff report on automobile war.-
rantles is "factually deficient" and leans
toward overstatement and exaggeration.
The report, issued almost three months
ago, contends the auto industry value1
sala far above service and auerb that
neither de&len: nor manufacturers live
up lo their ltw W · ~ani.... . .
.Nationwide Precipitation
"Our idlot governor declared a state
of extreme emergency and immediately
there was one,.. an editorial ih the
Thursday edition of the Dally Cal Said.
The student paper called for: a shutUng
down of the university in order to talt
over problems calmly.
The &tud!nt s~nate also voled 10-1
ror a closure of the ICbool for a two-day
convocaUon to discuss strike deinand.s
by the Third World Llberation Front.
spearhtaded group of t h e 16-day~ I d
strike to press for an autonomous college
of eUmic studies.
1be campus itseU waa.calm and more
than l!IO riot equlppecl ~ calmly
wa1c1Mil abcM 4IO ilr!M"1lint.':J4Cli!I
0uts1,11t' ol Slther Gale #lliOO~~ 'arouftd campus·'l'hurtdlf, .... -
Tbtte wU no violera. ·•,..bdallsm
ind only one arrest..WUIJialB. Avreaon,
. '4, • mathematics ~t lecturtr:
•...ned\Y . ...i--IOI 1o block traffic 1t Sather Gate. ....,._ ·' ' · ··
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the IJal! rwpirt. ~ In • ~e· d the CO!""P'J!ltion11 116-pqt 11
statement prepced for an -F'fC
Coutal
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Student Body President C:b a r l·e s
Palmer told a news conrerence that
minority students had been "lied to,
d~ved and reeeived resistance an the
way" In the past from the ad·
ministration. He said Chancellor Roger
Heyns and other administrators "only
talked about procedures."
"The channels here are ool open,"
Palmer declared . "ll is Impossible to
teach, learn and study in a police state."
In another news conference Third
World luders confinned they hid engag·
oil ill private lalb wltb Heyn!. HOlt<ver,
tlMf al>o protested the "ab<Ndlon ancl
beatln1 up" d. AU(Ultus C. Abercrombit,
II, a Third W<l'ld mtmber, Tuesday
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B!RXELEY (AP) • Police Chief
Wllllooil P. JIMD boa noNntd elfectivi
May' l to Gkt O'llt u.i..,.--University ol.
C.lllomla campua pollct ~
~,IJ, u'-1 ht hid made a "verbal
comm'tt"1ent" scrne time tgo to become ·
~ d'IJtr1 of tbe M-man campua police tor~
whk:b bl btUev• will .. IOOll be subata.n. uan, larger."
Sltlke(I shouted l!>e Jainlliar crios ol
110n Strike, fhut. It 4"'n'' and 4'Power.
lo the people ... s~ lelilm admonllhed
the demonatrat01t '1pbiit violence.
on auto •arranuu. •
"I want to object strenuously toithe
falae' imprtui(ln whtcb the staff rtpOrt
endeavan to creale in nying that
'service retains lhe statu1 ot a
"necessi!j evil"' lb much of tlle
automobUt biialnw,' " he said.
Sorry.,
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SOtml BEND, Ind. (UPI) -The
ohotrina .,, Port a1 • parnocrap111c llbll.
b7 f!ffOr 4uri>1 a Unl...ity ol Noli<
Damt eonr.r-· 'l'llunda.1 -Jn.
canctllation of four avant garde movies
and an art e.ihlblt at 1 studenHpomored
conference on pqrnocraphy a n d eensorahlp.
Ari audience which Included members
of the Soiith Bend Cltlm!s klr Decent
Literature and a npnsenLaU~•J of . lht
-Sl Jooepb CounlJ . prvoecutor'1 ol!lce
"'" a portloil ol • ntm calloil "Plaml111 Crtatw:el," daplte the fact It wa•'t
on the ~am-. •
111• uplanatlon 11u fli"" thill the mm wu ill " .mlsia'?<led can and. n ·toot a whUt to ruUm l\ wai' a mavlt:
deelat<d oll)tclloolblO II)' the U.&
Supreme Court.
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The soUth Bend ciU-group and
the n_.i.uve ol ir-uJor William
Voor Jr.'1 office corop&ained to the
univmli, --.u..i aod llCbool
lawyers advlaoil agalnal continuing the n1m. The at1orneys ai.o recommended
clo&1ng a tbrfe.da.y art ub:iblt on ground1
ii mlfbl pocalbly 'riolale Indiana law1.
Student · -· ol the confermct, budoil bt Jallo lkoz, a Junior from ~ M •.• tMt. called a newa
conftrenee· o .nnou:nce that four fllm1
scheduled to be:'Sbown later in the coo..
fertDCt irould be wltMrawn.
Mn11 and other studenl 1pocoon H
wen at lllil\ltrlltj ollltfall, fndlcliled itiey
Were fearful of lecal tCtl.on 1lnc1 Voor
clooM 1 ... bOOt alorU, Olli In S«Jth
ll<od and one In Mlillantar. 111 pounds
they "Id quelllonable metenab .
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'\lir:. ':Janet MOlldlane, Amerfoan wife .of ·nr:.;;t.d· :\111eSf ln Tanzania,-Alrica, weeps al the grave or
uardo Mondlane, .. sassinated presidl!llt ot · the her hubond. MOlldlane was killed by. a ham~ in a
Moumbique ,Liberation Fl'0'1t figbUng llli POl'lli· •. ,~age he plcl<ed up at the post office M~, -" . .. . .
lo More Gls Loi to;' ~swallow
· ·Get Asyl~ Stude~ -Gi#Jis;. 210 Fish
.. In Sweden SAN ~~<~1u..-=l<liy-. -
' "< A Jf.y"Jf ~<Ollege .llui · ~ .. bour and 40-
. ~OLM .(AP) -The defttfromT ' . iwp;..qec1· ~·J>Oflod, Wlnfleld, a
: 'SW«lllh Allens Commission to make hli .. niark. wltbOul . ioPhamore al Sl Mary's
granted anoiher 10 deserters picketing, protestlna:; sittlng in Unlvehlty in San AntOnio,
from tbe U.S. armed f<>=JJ or shouting llopu. He llmpiy IWllllowed one after allolber
asylum in Sweden today· for swallowed a IOt' "of aoldflab of the' live fllh wtille about
•'humanitarian reasons." -: ZlO of theai to be exacL 200. cbeerinc students · an9,
A commission sPokesman While many of his col-faCulty mem~ looted on.
said that since the flow of leagues at colleges a I!-d . University o f f 1 c I • t 1 -
deserters to Sweden started, universities from coast to mbably relieved It not beinc
217 have cootacte<j Swedish coast were deinonstnlinl far ..-to Tdlnquish oonln>l·Cll
.aut.horiUes, 175 hlv~ ··been : \I variety of cause!, ChatJU tM \coool ...... claimed his ff.I&
granted asylum, 19 have been Winfield put 00 bis own -w 11 a .world'• redord. 1 r_
tumeddownforvariou.s ·~ · ·~·.-.. ~
reasons •nd some 10. c~ , .
are being iDvestigattd: · N k. B ' H p · ] . .;. :;I ~.far..:U:\~~ .. ,ic ' ~= .. e·. ar ay~i~
hAve· left Sweden wlthodt .. 5~~~!-:! ~~ Row~~t::b,Jtf!"f or.~¢;
tbe spokesman aaid. , . .
The spokesman saf<!!tbe 10 SEA'lTLE~l' .~~; ·!llA·~ ,a, gaff .llO.! -.ftio.
Americans if anted uylum lo-Bes Sr., ~. ll!nlo ,._ . .unc.; ~... ., . : . -_ " ~ay 'were: .T~ Macdow~l, who parlayed• rowbOit into'"'"'' Rt ·liouth*"i ildl..,ftnt,,......
19, Bloomfl!iton, ru., where a 'fortune, died hare at tbe boa~ tbe kind moat 11,ed fn
his mother ·at111 ill IJ\olna; age of 73, If was innounced conunerolal aaimon fishing, fn
Frankie Turner, 21. born In 1bursday. 1111 and began io buil.d e
Nairobi, Kenya, bis parents Bez arrived in the United fleet.
living in Norwood, but the States from Yupilavia -~,----,-..,.,.,,,,---,-,..--
commission did not know tbe just 11.so In. his pockela and
state;' Robert Walton, n, son -went on to build up financlal
of .an autliof, James ·Walton, empires in both fishing and
'Yho lives in Los Ana:eles; · lines
BagWan D~, 23, of Stiiehnl.!1 l.l~. ·who died of' a heart
Road Drive, Loe Angele!; atsacik Wednesday niaht while
:Mark Smltb1 20, Pltiladelpl!i.~; .under trublleol 10< ebest in-
ll!lchael l'J1Cll<8'eft, i1, -".,M_ ·-··~·-J ... "Rosi, Calif,; ,.__.....e Wlltml Jw.-, WU ~~1uau '8-w By.Joa,
t.. -• board of Ail' West which was ' Wurth, 24, r.-.ansvme, !lid.:· formed Wt year by the This is our fin! weekly column,
Dona1d Fas.so, 24, in In-but thanks to · J dy
dl·anapolls·, Ral~h Meier, Z2, merger of West Co 11 t, 1 very ruce a , Bonanza and Paclflc Airllnel. we will be talking to you each
Sligo A..,.,., .ver Sprinp, ·Ht was pres1deol ol . West yandFridlflnlhePllot
Md.: Karts Rials, 22, rmll Coul . • tn:ketp you and 7our frleodl in,
route 3, Marion, Iowa . Bez recenUy succeeded ln formed u to just what is ba~
• bitter flabt with Air West penln& at Oranae County Air·
Ex-president's ..
Yacht Sold
LOS ANGELES (AP) -The
l~foot yacht Potomac, used
by President Franklin D.
Roo.sevelt · but sokl when
Dwight D. ELstnhower wu
president, Is going Into oceon
research.
. about px'l-tild to tbe progreu of our stockholders to bring fill>t to keep tbe big je,. from
an ~ to tell the line further invuiON1 over our beach
to billionaire Howard Hucbel area homes
-a sale wtilcb must ~tfll * · * * be approved by tbe Civil . Aeronautics Board Early thls year the Newport
He inun~ k, thia coun-Beach City Council voted for •
try in 1910 al th e ~ of place on the agenda of. the Civil ... Aeronautlca Board Hearing In 15 and settled here. He &''t Wuhinlton in March. Ten-
• rawtJc:iat for use on Puget count diem!-airllnes have ·~
Soond m 1111 and by tbe piled for routos using Orlnl•
following year the rowboat County ailllori! If you ~
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0:ver your home now . • • can
you Imagine u the airport es·
tends ID invltaUon to ten more' rautes? .
* * * Eioiry day people who are dis-
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Handcrafted quality!
Specially developed!
Sensationally priced! .. .
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LIMITED QUANTITIES!
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Medit.erranean
Span.Uh Furniture
-lvacl c1ncollallon of $22,000,00
Spanish and Medltwranun Furniture
Aft Hew,., t-ltY ..........
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Items as follows: Georgeous 8 fl CUit.om
turbed about tbe jet alrcr>ft in-
vulon, tbelr lo11 of pnipert7
•llue, comfort and safeti ult
us '"what can trt do."
Everyone lw a place ln tht
ftghL Call me at the headquar-
ters, send your contribution,
lhoW a "Stop the Jet" bumper:
slicker • • . or just report yoor
~ complalnlt to tbe CABI
Wt lmow that. Ille CAB aulbor·
IU.. will limn fn specific cam·
plaints about low Dying aircraft.
Last month. two such specific
complainll In tile Baycmt llld
Wericlltt areu were tn•lltipt-
ed by tile CAB llllborttlel. ·
Be aunt to cite Ume, dale, alr
carrier name, and f1llhl-mm-btr-,.. con pt this -tbe AfrpOrt 'l'owtr...14$.7212.
POJlltllr Conternpo"'7ttvltf toMole In ttt1uine oil fin!lhtd
W1F11uf \lfftt,,. %iftlth Suplr 50 HWCl-1ftied Chwil. Super
C.61d Vli.'le~ ~14 Tunin1 Svstern. Z.nith VHr ind Ulif Spatllt•
P1ntl. r Ov1! i nd S" 11 l" twin-<one 9pe1ken. A 5tm-utfen1I ' .. ••
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quilted sofa with separate l~:hY~°"' !Vith • heavy. oak trim d~9r and ·'!\• otthalr, 3 ~ ibttdlliJlg oik occililoiial tables< (2J'58" WI .
d!corator lamps, hanging chain awag lamp!
In wrougbt iron, an 8 piece llini tdze muter
' bedroom suite In pecan ,panelled Medl-.n.
eln· ot~lo•wltll-Up qaillty 15 yr: wmaiity '
ting me mattress & box springs. Spanlah
' decor dlnlni It!. etc. ·• ·
W..0. --...... Slliti~ :_no:~l!Plca ............ _ $691.00
Any P'-Con lo ............. lndlvWually To""' Avallalllo -__ ,..to C1Uf.
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lnYuion over ,)'OW' home
and -1
Olll' ~ open W!y from
10:11 upellln al 411 Eul 17tlt St.-tllal'a 11 tile corner ol Ir-
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See you bert neal Tutaclay!
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'nle Ol'lllfe County Planning Department conclu·
ded lut year 8ll"r a llllHiMmlli' llUdy that lhorellne LI
lhe county'• most Vlluable ftlOQtce and one •that Is
• currenlly over-used bJ. blOre.111'8 41111 pucent.
II noted that ille CallfOiiUa D.epartment of Parks
and ilecrMllon predicted a J.%!.5.iien!ent Increase In
demand for ocean facllWea by IJllll:
II points oul ~ Ille count, bu i2. 7 nilles of coast·
line with 19.25 miles In prlV.~ ownership and part ol
the rest !nacces•lble '£..caU.. of Gutta. and rock fonna·
tlom. City; county, state ·aQd federal agencies were
urged to acquire more ocean frolitage.
In the face of thU &ituatloa, diJclosure at a Decem-
ber hearing of the Assembl;y subcommittee on Beaches
and Conservation that county supervisors last March
had abaniloned the wt section of. Salt C r e e k ' l10ad ' caused an ensuing conlr!>versy.
Although abandonment of the first two sections In
1960 and 11161 ·bad gon~ to planning commissioners for
recommendation, the last section had not. .
' · 'nle codnty didn't have."'!Y'pot al gold at the ro~d's ·\
end, not even. it& most valu_pble 1-esOurce beach. It did,
however, come close. For the county did have near ~~
cess to public Udeland.S,, the area oceanward of mean
high tide line. ,' . · . r
The last segment of the road abandoned.(1,700 feet)
was an 8().foot l'ight of way. It probably came to within ~feet of mean high tide at its.nearest point.
cOUDly gave up the opportunlty·to obtain ll'Ore public
beach.
• Alton Allen, filth district' supervisor, referring to
th41. county's ·Mailer P I a n of Shoreline DovelopnieJ>t
(1919) that t,agged Salt C~ beach for eventual c:'ounty
acquisition, said:
11Il's awfully easy to sit• down and.' say: but we
haven't got themonty to buy lieicl!,properfy.
"Any sizable amount .of beach property would
amount to so much 1!>41 we w~d have to pa11 a bond
issue. We haven't gotten one passed in 10 years. We've
been beaten three times on.matters of dire neceaaity.1'
His point is valid and 'cetlalnl_y cogent. sun, u the
county ha.d maintained and extended acce11 of Salt
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Creek Rood, it would liave kept Its foot in the door for a
future time when '1llids may be availa~le>f!lt· belile .. • •f'
around U!e access. . , , , t ~ ~ ~ ~
The.cowlty 'might also have done a'bll ~-·-·"
for the abandonment to gain otreet-end aCetl!I to the
tidelands, as bas been done in other areas .. ~ mt~ .
sun be done as a ittact map requiremen ~f tulip· .. •. ' au~visiona al!)llg the ar~a. ~ . ~ . : ..:. . ~ :r:~ " .. :
. The planned· community that will develop In the
area tiltimately l s to include 80,000 persons who will •
have beach access. But what of the other four million
ONO expected Orange County residents? ' .•
' The preciousness of Orange Counfy' bea~hes will
probably be squared as the years tic~ bf. ·IYJd the ur-
ban crush advances. ., , ..
'nlat land distance• ~uld :..have been acquired to
provide a lb rough public right .of way to the tidelands
between T b r e e Arch Bay and Dana Point: Jjut the ,
.... County su~rvisors will do .well to covet every inch1
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of it for the public and provide every reas'lble access · route. ~
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f I IHEl ,VJAS~Re>qM FOR $oME WATfiR.;-;,. •• (L) . .
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' Re~ AssertJ lf.~~·'1S-·auimng :Na'tion • .. . ----,.----~--~ w :ak e, ·pp,
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... -. .... .~ '•' , 1 J Just.returned from a aeven-coun-To the Editor: ..,,._ ·11~sionable material were given to the
• try tour of ~·· l .uted 1ev• , · Wake up older America! ;Yes, ·1 mean ,.i->~ • Communists by Americans in high posi-
already put there for small children.
It could be done 8.Urac tively and in·
expensively, using the materials '!hi~h
make Bluebird the pleasant park 1t 1s.
It would make lhe pilrk a safer plact
for everybody .
. · ral -'• Ip bch epuntiy. if tiley you complacenl Amerie&ns over 30.-J'J!I • . lion."
knew.,.~ Lagi.µu.~ Be~. I glild the educated abd ·intelUgent iyouth ' · THESE ARE A few of the many 'Tliatdr_ew,1!~.·~~ .. _!>U.,. 1 1 ~.staru .. ~.· _of America at least""'~:e a • ..s,gse, 1of , ... , , _ . 'questions l want answered and only
..-111 ·-• •-value. . ·~ ~.t f ft / ·· ~ , . .-.a Joint .Congressional Committee can r~tbe,-~, ~ HoUse . _Ove~ 31,(0) American ~s h,.ve been·: ~;=..,"'=~.=-.-a:--~:~ "find the answers. lf you agree wilh
tilled m the jungles otV!etnam. Another.• , ... """• mnc1tn1e _..... to n1 ~ er ••rmt-' my' ltiinking will you write your con·
PATRICIA DIENSTFREY
' R. F S -000 have ~~---...-.a--i .:-.a MM ,..,_ k nwrv• All i.tt:en ,nwrt l'wi:~ : -_ • • _,. ~ -..~ a.N aome "'*111,._n mtuin. '•,_ ·""' MIJle$ ~ lie • gressman ·and your two senators and Lib Site
• , ""' ...... N1Ma1 ....,_,,.... "" at ,Ja &!<1 19 are d~. to lpeod ~,. '; _, 11 IVffldtl!f rfflOfl.ls ...,.,..,.. de0\8nd tbfJ".they do lhe ~tisi:~Ung? , . , ~Urfl ~:..c. .
By GEORGE R. BOPP', ft.I), .....,., ,._ " .. ••••••· ._. the remaibder of \heir lives at cripPles. . Tbailks. · ~ .. ~"':'. · To-the Editor · · · "· ·
•• A ;,...,,.....,. •• .....,...,""""" ltldallycoatiaaw'-1-:•-u......_ ~tolnvfllUCate~Puebloaffair.Rubbisb. _ ... • ...CAPT LB -,n _ ·. , · ··.· · .. -Nowadays, "With e~ CO!*f.liid • A , .; • • • • We cannot ·win i ~-v~~; ~Are<'lhff,'tl')inc to, ,.-bltewuhitbenielvl!s -, . . : , . < ;;;) . ., , '~·.have been '?'.al.ching . lhe 1dillbftc
abool [Ioli,.~ ~~ · •· , -can lbe,enemjo,. · · • ud keot>'lnlm~"!d! The \ ::i.:l.. ~ cooceming ·~ 'proposed librart_.-~"
of I~'! mil Grdlr, rio1lat uvatlaow af A .• ~ , · . . · , -WI: BA.VE BEEN "called 1 ""-· OnlJ ·~we wW .vet:~~ the truth •, .-•··· .. • ruid feel 1t .is lime tbat we ~e~ess
lradilional •-oad · dmtDd in:.' ~u YAlllZTY.ol llsreutori , n •1 an and eamcl -a!annlng COllditiooi •'t. /tl•ke Pflf'k '•t~·~aOO!concen i 1UtuUoos,elc.,lllo~lo'Ulnlal• -·~.)le termed·,...... po(ltctpaUoo. ·Ill~ dk!laUnhip wbich impri!<lllJ..all · 11 ·10lla~ bflbe ·Joint "?4; · , ..,,)•.]-'· AJl-~,.ji.ei~-~ ::r=.: ::r;.. ..,.a~ W~. ~·m~:. ~~.;::; ;,te;:W, : ;.~=~ s:;~i= f:.;' :. ~ " ~ee.._~:1iH:. T~:,:~on Park Jf a ~ul ._ my_ wile :~ I ilncJ ·li conv~en! .:-~
are lhe -,ol -•-'ol a· ~ -. ~ went o<dor -u • · • mein~r of·-~EATO or ,111y milllar)' ....i, ·1 assuiii! that' ~trFBlicbei' -. . •. !bol'Pihi m LB~ ~. ~-w diocont..I! • . .,-.. , JDl\Ch·°' ~. wi qo1 11!!11 enjoy a\llllDO! Mtb 'tlie U.S. Tben has -vlola"!d N•vx:-iloos iind should .. J>ark and a 1~ play place for ~1l':':ih&I\)>~ . e ~ "! ~ center
The ...,...are not~ dllcooOrOd, be!Dg'a portol ...,.Ideology,~ ctoc;taf•~ of w)ll' • .aver ~IC.• .-.. -~1-.(,Dlj&lljluif\)\"· :chVdren m LB8ljlla -hut . not. for~. •,"ol.ll"!OwD.: . '· ' " .
primarily becaU1e 'the quationa are ln-cauie Ot!~ group, but wt~re lonely mlllfon tol oar. )>oys are 'thpe becawie ""rt)irtmlla. •to (muimWD) two Ye3rs• l"~r younger children, toddlers from one Bu~. o( i~!l'e' lmporta~, we . _have
appropriate. I~ Of aktng, "Why and. dupilr_ig If we're• participants. of a ~p }M;. Jiaper .. "~ Gtllf. of ~'~Ucl tick~t. . to lhfee year& old, the" park holds many · a. ve[')' ~.~·(~the e~g library
are aome people ,being 'IO ,yiolent?" a Social, cultural and pinOnaJ alienaUon Tonkin :Resol~. (19M~. · •. ~-, . · . · hazards.' The greatest of these is the ~&Use 'of_ tny wiles father.
more pointed question might be, ''What accountfor~dmiaery. It .gave tlit 'Preaideht the ~i&hlJ .to ~ _THE ~ARD •. ~ be fa~~ and com· fact that Bluebird opens .onto a busy ·.
varieties of agruslon facilltate or Again when homonorny ne~s fu 'Ulle any force .be considered necessary, passionate, they Will not throw the street with no lence and no street AFTER ARitJ;vtNG 1n Laguna ln 1964,
detract from peraonal and 1 0 ct 1 I thwarted, negaUve aggresaioa r~ta, to dfl~nd the :Jives of American mllitaey book l!t . him". -but for. the JWl,ke of aigns 'to warn drivers of the Children he discovered . the librap' a~d . walked
fulfillment?" Active parUcipation then turna into ( pen:onnelc' Did that mean involvlnl moral~, ii he is found guilty he should in the area. three--fou'rths'of a mile ~ch W'Y almost
ing ourselves in where we · feel o:i; Amertca:n boys in an Asian land. w&r1' not go unpunished. • . daily to sit there and ' r'8~ or ~o me~t
IT JS WELL KNoWN that humans out. Bizarre manifestaUona" of the thrull i Shou1'n't oqr el~ Congressmen anif The best summation of the Pueb!o . BUT EVEN IF the p"rk were closed and make friends . He .. did this _ until
Are natura1ly dlrtct.lon11. wanUn& to tow'ard bomonomy . appear daily 8' ~ dedde tl)at, inslead of a Presi~ af!air was . made by the keen atld olf from the slreet, there are-dt.her he passed away last Ju1y ~t the age
m o v e ab e a d and lfOW. 'lb1a ls • headlinel in the newspapers. "Studenta dent, Who is only one man? · analyUcal mind oC Congre~ .Jaim;s dangers for small ones: the rough and .of 90;
equally true for one persoo or \for ·. Attack AdminlstraUon Building." "G&Q& PR£m>ENT·D:NNBDY reduced the B. Utt almost a year ago m his tumble jilliy of ·older children (dirt. clod We kn6W that there ate many more
the whole 1'0l'ld.:~Worda "movement" RlidJ Party." "Rebels Ov e 1 tbr0 w n bet of Ameri # fri 'Vietnam. ~ Wuhlngton Repoi:t Let~r. of Feb. 14 fights ·ar' popular in the afternoon); senfuf cilliens who find the present loca-
m:I "growth" are ~to one Im~ Govemmenl" "Father Murden Entire 1$~-to 14 OOO ~ ·hie · ' rDaiJOn ... ~ l •have-hJa pe~!Of\-tO-q~ote .. stone steps .o~ning out onto pa\led lion most convenient and &alisractory.
variety of aareutm: .. ........,,_.~ . !aptl.IJ.· l." ! · • • aDd call~fot .nU~~':.!. to be #··Jtl ~: _ • . .• ;· . · wllbi;· b'lcy.cles 11nd skat e-·b o ar d 1 we feel it would be a mlstaKe to-select
very survival u ~.i-_requirel qs 'I. ~ ., .., • ' wttbldrawn"·bf af" eodt~ltD. He -felt • uooULD THIS BE . treason or is speed.Jiig by on these wal):s, where the either o!· the two other sites, and ask
to teep IJl'01finl -to Cl"P" .. b' ~ :U IT ASKING; too mucll to be pan-we abol.aJd _aupply Sooth vtetnam, but it incompetence, or i,, it j~ plain toddler himseH becomes a huaTd · to' the council's serious consideration in re-
ounelv• IO thlt we ·and .~ will of iomethln& larier than·OW'Mlvea! ·In they lbould do the tigl)tilig. stupklity! If our government pays tribute the bike rlders; sloping, rocky, areas taining ai;id .eipandlng the present
see us as autonomous and worthwhile our culture, perhaps, ~be we're bung WhY. · lbould ~eri~ boy,. become to North Korea, as We did . in Cuba, -::~ey, a !rdd, e~'fi,e ~~en~~~ lacililies. ~na. • . . up on the concept of, You must prove pawns for Saigt:in? That government ls we have sunk lower than I everdreamed. SI and JANE SLAVIN Whenever ~e re repressed, Inhibited, yourself bf!!1"e we'll. accept you into equally# 11 bad is .what we're fiibllng: By tribute, 1 do not mea:o . cash. 1 out onto lht sidewalk with its traffic.
or are denied moven;ief!t in some O!Jl' 8f?UP· E.rclUSJonlsm could be Right or Jtft. cHctatorsb1ps ace bo&h . mean any kind of a -promise of discussion way -remember, we limit ourse.lves, responsible for at least some of today's rePttsstve ahd mt. Do we iee Ruasfun or apology. One question that must be CERTAINLY IT is up to a mother
too-we feel caged a~· our emotional . upheaval. boys in Vietnam's jungle.$? resolved IJ, 'Who ordered the Pueblo to watch her child. But it is no run en~ bullds up, sometimes to the boll· Another yariety of a g 11 e 81 10 n to.surrender without tiring a shot?' Could . for her or her child if she is alwa ys
Ing point. Then, lf we escape the caee, permeating the current. scene ii en. WHY IS VIETNAM t0,000 rnilet awaY it be part of <iur':slrategy of surrender? watching like a hawk, pulling him away
we are apt to blow. counter. An encounter requires self-"important," but Cuba only 90 mlles There are peo~ in the Pentagon in from wlifit he's doing and saying no.
assertion and active parUtipaUon of away lgnoi-ed?· Wake qp! ,Ally matt.Ire, high places, wtiO have long urged Uiat · And fof mothers with two or more
PR.mURE COOKE.RS have safety
valves but, unfortunately, we're not so
equipped. We have to create our own.
lf we c~;make our own aafety valve,
we often inlllt that oJben provide one
for us. When· Ibey don't or can·~ the
"tall wap the dog" and we assert
only hostile .feelings toward oor "op.
pnaon" rather than userting no we .,.,
While se11.-II a poliUve force
In oor lives, boolllltJ -defined u the
rieed to hurt another -diverts our
movement toward further growth ~
th1.11 ii &elf-delfiucUte.
those involved. Nothing Jesa IUffices. Intelligent American ean see that this the United States should not have yo~ ones, it is extremely difficult
It usumes that something happens warisrulnlng America. Wakeup!.Belore mJlltary superiority but only. military to k"eep ·track .. Many of them feel that,
between the participants. this war ruins-not only this generation. equality. ,. much' as they and their children Jove
but many more by its folly. . . Bluebird, they cannot responsibly use
WHEN ITS manlfestaUon is negaUve_
-, unfulfllling -then all hell brew
loose. When, on the other hand, there
is an attitude of posiUve 0 :sympaUco,"
then growth, autonomy, bomooomy, and encounter all work to bring us toptbe:r •
U....U.UC? Maybe. Bui what have
we got to tose? 'Think about where
you are, and then coosider where the
person most removed from you ls. Is
the distance really so far ?
R. V. MITCHE:Ll. "THE FAU.ACY of this ~jUOn it. ,
Is more than evident. It would Certiinly
be lreuon if lhe Pueblo had been
delivered into the hands of the com-
munists by design, in order to give
the Communists our latest, q>bfsticated·
eiectronlc devices, You must .recall that
tbe secrets of the atomic bomb and
Ta the Edilar:
• WIJy can' the u.s~ aovenilnent or
lhe airlines negotlate with CUlMI ftr. lhe
return ol the hijacken on ibO · bull
of ertradlUon or prisoner e.rcbaaes or
cash rewards?
THESE HAZARDS could he ellmlnaled
wlUJ;, ~e .eredton of a 1*jet'1 lot,
an ·tnclosed area within tbt park-with·
equipment -swlngs., • und r -
inside. lt could be. ~ aroun cne
of the precast concrete structures
Cynic vs. Sentimentnlist
Surely, the return of these criminals
will deter others and haJt the ridiculous
helplessnes.. in the respc>o:1es t o
d acti angeroos ans. ' Will letters, postcards or telegram!
to our elected representatives start the
ball rolling?
Vincent .Sheean~s Story
Preview: When we were all much
younger the name Vincent Sbeean stirred .
a glamorous aura, the figure of a treneb-> ,.A
coated young American coYering ~~.
Fascist march on Rome, the early fer·
'l\oqhll Al Latte:
Tiie cynic who inslatl thal •verytllinc
ln life is done tor a selfiah reuon
" cloler to the lrulh than lhe ....
IJmelllalllt who deniea It; but the cynic ,
11 ~ In not realblnc thal the pro111ematJ!: ~ ol Ille Iles In 1mowtn1
the tlW Medi ol the u&battlc Rlf,
and when we act In accord with these
neet111 our "&elfWmeu'' ts a I s o
broken no Jaws. • • •
1'le re.al trouble with · slogans Hke
"law and order'' was expres.sed by
ARTHUR WEISSMAN
· Pueblo Que.ttloM
To the Editor:
I see where the Pentagon
B11 Geof"fle ---,
Dear George:
ment of the Stalin era in &lvtet Russia, it, an accoun,t of ihfl author's Intellectual
the Spanish and French wars on the &wakening, upon which his nQllMlbi
rut tribesmen of North Afrlca. such is based. Jt ii a book that• btiped ·stir
years ot tTisls as 1927 in China . or 1 pollUcaJ-cultural awakening h1 ~)'
19%9 in' Pale!:Une. Vincent Sbeean's gencratiortaf' JtllRI Americans.
•1Penmal ffiStor1"· appeared in 1935. •
It was semi-autobiographical poliUcat 4'PERSONAL HISTORY" rp.igh)-.seent.
11fokh19 Beuond Sert
To the Editor :
Leary 's creed, inspired the following
comments :
One who first finds a point of ac-
ceptance with his present personality
can then proceed without prop:! to
awareness .
Knowledge of oneself is still far from
enough, however; awareness"is only lhe
first level-But to share and apply
knowledge lakes respan.<llillily.
We all hive gaoled IA lhe g..,. of
inf'mlty but to rise out of the present
degcft of awaieness requires appllcaUon
of knowledge With cOnvlttiqn. .
How Jaiy humans are! Cru.tcties!
,Denial! And the greatest de8ial II-failure . to 'give and receive love. One who cares
not to exert lbe e&ergy shall never
live, but one who projects anything,
however little, at least is looking beyond
~· . LILA MEL TON
A news report of JJr. Timotl1y
Leary's r«cenC talk at UC Irvine wo&
headline.d-: "Learu's Creed: 'You 're
Cod'."
-Editor
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Friday, February 7, 1969
!Mqlvolenl • • •-Goethe ·nearlJ two centuries ·ago, when Whal do you lhink ol prll who
have nothing on their mlnda ooi
men and llavlng a good lime I
fournillism , the first or a wave of ii little anUc to today's ~ aeneration
autoblogtaph\es by foreign correspon· o( ·readers, a suggtstkin of h1stor1cal .
• dents, 8"' to m~ always the besl evenla which 'were overahlldowed by
• Tho-•di"'"41 pog• •I thc Dell~
Pilot 1ttk1 CO jnfom and 1tim-• Lane refJed.ion can confule the rftlnd he warned: "The phrues men are ac-
Jal& u often as it can ci.arUy tt: I customed to repeat incessantly, end by .... _. bridge playen ponder for beco • -he!'"' playing the WTI>l1I cml. ming convlctlona, and thus ...U7
wbe mfCbt have played the right ooe tbe organs or intelligence.'*
.,... • mam:n''• U:USbt. • It's 1 pit; that• ~ • ollM'uhioiied '
'Ille ._ial>le world laoQ down Ill words u "Oihhortlg!bbet" havo dlDp-
-ot Im. who are Judged gulll7 f>"ared and !lave not been replad!d by
<1 ,,,,. ol COllUllisllon -bul • Jlood any modern equlvalenls. alllll coUkt lit made out that our ~ • • •
-.. -b7 lhe 1lnl ol amltiloo If yoo h&V< to make a long story · ?4=ed • -by the very=--~· Jt couldn't have been much of _ ..._ 1111 -C .. virtuauo far Y ·-)" ..,.,. to beilD wtlb.
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OLD FASHIONED
Dear Old Fashioned:
When you've been man:ied as
Joag u I han. 100 tqm to try
oot to thlnk of gtrll who think ·
of nothing but men and havtna
I Sood time .
(Wrtte to George and don'I forget
to postmart your re a a on 1b1 e
facsimile after midnight in ll
words or more.)
' more astoundlng evenll of roUowtnc ~. ~M LEFI' th e Unive.nity of decades. In any evenl. Houghton MillUn
Chlcaco · (Wfthout . a degree) in 1918. . will Introduce a 11111 edlllon af "Pel'300&1
becln)fl) Paris cotrespondent for U\e · H.i:storJ " m Mirth, untouched except
Chicago 'Trlbwie, then a 1r ... 1ance far 1 new Jn\fOdllellon by li1e .tU1bar
"JlO(ter wvelh)g Ult world to «1ver (ii ..ems 1-Jble to believe he Is
ll]>l'llblp ··nd other portenlaus events, pqghlng 70). I Jaat farwatd to ""'adlng
lhe trated!' and splendor of U--Ume. ihl1 •taOdmart aulab!Ol'•phy of youth,
Shetan wrote other books over the years. revoiution and ·one man'• relattorr to
nav•I• and • partlcularl7 moving hiltol'y. Coold JI hive hedn Iha~~
bl01npl>y of Gandhi (1!165). (Bath hsl:dcovtr and aofl<over, seniiy,
But It was "Personal History," an ed~ona.)
evolution tn uperleoce, be once called Wllllam Boin
. uLste f'tdl!in• b~ prc.stntfna U&U
~·, opf11ions and com.
..... WW ~~ •I Inter"' ond .rigfti,K:u~. b11 prot7fdina a \
'"""'" f0< the npr.,rlon •I our rtodm' opfn~Otll'. 4'1td b11 ~esntfng ~· dlt:l1tr1e vfew-
ponu of informed obstrvtr•
• cmcl' ,,,.,..,,,,.,. cm topic/ of <114 ·c1ow.'
' _Ro~ N. Weed, Publisher
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Generosity Is the ~ywo~ for ,partygoers attending the fourth
aMual Valentine celebration ill Balboa Bay Club Feb. 14, for funds ~. raised ihrough this endea~of will aid the youths or the area.
· Once again the Girls and Boys clubs of the Harbor Area will
benefit from the gala dinner dance, whi<b Is being c<>ebaired by Gary
Burrill and George Hoeg· II. · .
Entertainment , galore Is promise<! for the occasion. During the
social hour, which begins at 7 p.m., the Los Pajorilos Marimba Band
will play, and after·the 8 p.ln.'diMer, dance music will be provided
by the Retrogressive Flve Pl.tis Three.
Also featured during the eveniJ!g will be the Four Bits of Har·
inony, bllleil a-s 21 Ye&ll of barmOnious hilarity.
. Thoughts atso·will·turn' to a more aertous nature when both clubs
1~-. ~;resent awards-~-outstat!cttng---Citizena_fpLibeir__ ~ntributions toward
· }'elpb/g youth o1.1Jie community. . ' . . . . '
. • i ' •' S.ervmg as master of cetemonies will. be Maj. Gen. William G •
. ·· Tbrasli,. commanding geoeral of the M a r In e Corps Air station; El
Tdfo. '!' .,,
1 ' Tickets, at $25 per person, may be purchased from di~rs ol
'• :;rl · · • I DAIL PtMIJ~-' , . ·ALL :ORESSED UP AND S()MEP,LACE• TO GO -Anxiously . ···~~xn ... Jelnl lU:diard ;ibo ~ay a fOIUltliOOilhlg~l to thel•:,
awaiting;tli"e,'fourth -annual filnd-ralsing party, given .to ·~It ::. .. . ", 11~1!>·• and Jerry;~( explain )Ullil_.'Ji<trly proceeds '
both the Girls Club-and the Boys <llub of the Harbor Atea, are will,~~· clubs to which th!)l!llelong. ' ,, <
both clubs or may be reserved by calling Mrs. Gleam Muipby at the
"Glrls•P,ub, 646-'illll or Lou Ylll)tom at the Boys Club at 842-8372 •
P'resident ol the Girls Club boanl of di rectors is Mrs. James
Dodds and beading the Boys Club board Is Robert Leech.
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Le:cfurer ' ' . Sculpts Im p·res'sio E~s -.
e;'Plli:IELA u.W.m , ;.!! "".J.>'111 Plllf ~lllf ~ ,
Childreq:t:~ ill neat rows g~d
quieily at one end ·of the classroom
where a stran'ger stood.
, Behind her was a table stacked with
aculptured arl objects, replicas of famous
works.
"What .rnakes .a painting?" asked the
stranger. -· .. ~ --. There wu aileoce exa!pt for the sound
of shiftint feet and a 'deak squeak.
Finally, a meek voice said, "Paint."
"That's right," encouraged the
speaker, "but specifically, color, form,
line and texture.
"And what kind of surface is painting
done on?" she paused. "Flat, itn't it?
"In sculpp.irt, what do we have that's
not like painting? We have length, width,
depth • • • we can walk around it
and look at it from a11 sides."
ART LECl'URE
Mrs. Arthur Birtcher, Newport Harbor
Sel;'vice League member, was well into
her JeCture. Her subject was Sculpture
Through the Ages, not an easy one
to get across to fifth graders who are
often more interested in poking their
~ighbor or the antics or a fly on the
ceiling.
But with the skill of a hypnotist,
Mrs. Birtcher mesmerized her audience
as she fulfilled her port.ion of Project
Sobooltlme, a league spoll!Ot'ed art ap-
preciation program which brings six art
Jedures, one each week, to each
Pl!:ilclpeting clssi.
·"How the artist works depends on
hil'tools," continUed Mrs. Birtcher. "How
does he work will> •tood"
."He cuts it," said 11stude11t, warming to Ute lecture. "1 • . • ~
•"•How does he:Wort With inetal?I'
,,. . r 'sfu "He melts it," wd a dent.
'!That's right, then he moldt It in -
a form ." She selected a sculptured bead
from the table and held lt up. "This
> iS' ·froin Greece. The -o'rMu ,were very
well educeted and organiud: Evecything
wiS set tQ1,. recipe; U:,an· ~ ~
to make s0mething be ~ a1foimµll.
"In the Middle Agea .'people,llved•dif.
ferently," she coriiimied: '"Ih!re1•-ftre
knights, kings, cast!., aOd c:htTiiiry;Moit '
of what they did concerned the upkeep
of the ciµ:Ue and religion. Thus, most
of their art is religiooa in nature. This
statu'e of· a madonna, child · and dove
is from t 4th Century France.
ADVANCES
"The Greeks knew about anatomy,
about making· the body in the right
proportion. In the Middle Ages, artists
didn't care about tbal They were ~
tere8ted In the spiriluaL Featurei w ...
· as simple~ as they' could be. 'lbe artist
of this wort b untoown becatill r be
didn't sign it. He WU probibJy' ptl; ' ' of a crew of workmen who ' built •a
~urch\ .
"Now man is traveling," eaid Mn ..
Blrtcber·with aplmatlon. "He ii bri~
back many ideas. It ii ~ Renaissance
Period, a time of the rebirth ·ol. idea.•
Man is becoming interested in books
and di.scGvery and hlmlelf. Now be sigOs
his works and wanta to do portrait&
and be remembe.red." She · held up.'
anotlter sculplure. "Thia 18th c.otury"
Italian bust LOOKS like a child. Ttie,
artist wanted it to Jock lite his model.·
But" it doesn't t.U us about his _.ii.
ty. .
' "In the next stage, the artist un-
dentanda analany and reallam. Wbo
is this?" she aaked, holding I.IP a dart
statue.
. .... ,., ' ' ' "In the 19th Century •!else
happens. The artist ~ ' Cm do
evttything that'• l>eeli'•'"""' ~" but -,~q.~ ..... ' they want to \40! . _ · t-ent.
'.So now we M!t&~' ' '.bust ~~J· fuan • . I I ' ;with a brot,eo --bf'Rodinl,1fe>don't mow wbat he ' loi>ked like, bot' 1here .. '
Is great texture to the work, there Is
expressionism in sculpture.
"In the 20th Century, cardboard, cop-
per, wax, just about everything is used,''
said Mrs. Birtcher, passing around pic-
tures of modem worts. "I see that
you've done acme assembling .. That's
acu1pture which uses new things and
puts them together.
"You must always look at art with
it keen eye and uk 'ii H really .goqd,!.
For only the lien wm last."
J~TEREST
.~··There ·weren't inY question at the
end of the lecture, but that doesn't
mean' thU-e· wiln't interest. "I've had
letters froln both students and teachers
pralain1 ~ piosram," said Mrs. R.
S. Hirscht.cha~an of the project. "It's
1urpri.slng ho'w mUch students retain."
'I11e pro~ In their second year,
have been .presented to 19 area school.!.
The series of presentations can include
the Language of Art, Landscapes
Through the Ages, Ships Through the
Ages, Western Artists, Painting u an
Ari Form, Portraits 'J'hroogh History
and the Life and Works of Picasso,
as well as the aculpturt.
The tit• m:e reeearcbed and developed
by league ' members and c o n t a i n
reproduottona ol painUnp and other art
. terms. Tbeee· are left with the classes
"George Washington," chorused
class.
the· fer a week fer perusal by the students.
"Whal ~o you see?"
"He looks atun/' said a &ir1.
"Yes, and strong," added the speaker.
"The artist puts this In his work.
"l am very pleased with the success
of the programs," said Mrs . Hirsch,
noting that many teachers have follow-up
projects. "We think It's worth continuing
and ezpanding."
' ART APPREC+Al'.ION Volunteer lecturers o!
Newport Harbor Service League (left lo right), the
Mmes. Gordon Jones, Horace Benjamin and Arthur
Birtcher display reproductions of a Gaugin painting,
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OAILY Ptt.'oT""" llr Me P9M
Gothic and Greek sculpture which are 'lilied as vi-
sual aids in the league's Project Scboo!lime lee·
lure series.
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When His ·Hair Turns to Si.Iver, bpp~rf.unities ·Ar:e Golde~'
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.DEAR ANN LANDERS ' My husband
and I have been married 25 year1,
M a young man he was nlci! looking,
but nothing spectacular. During middle
qe, however, he bu lilled out, his
bair.-1!4!' l.• t n ~ (.jl<Y, around the temples, and the dirty dog now ls a
very handsome man. Also, he has
developed a charming manner which
is immensely appealing to the ladies.
The problem is that the women simply
f wiU "Mt leave him alone. From 15 to
I •. heautillll and homtfy, dnllllt and
aobet, they tall tor him like cruy.
I uaed to !>ugh It oU but lt'a not
tw..,: 1111 more. 1be womeri 111 our aooial drcle, both mothers a n d
daqbten:, are becominl IO aggressi ve
..
that I am c:oncerned. Furtblrmcn, there
are so many .beauUful clil'.~ pmriing
loose tbeae daya that I need lionie advle<
on bow to hang Oii to wllll'• legally
aJl!f righUully mine. Atq ._uon.1
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DEAR I.W.: 11'7""• -turrW:
!I Jtll'I, i••r •••••• .-& N"'at . lea•I U. lie ii, ll m7 ...... , tld
e-h ta protecl~ ..-
qmaln -lrom II to•. heaatltd
• 1 • llomel7, dnmk or Nber -tf lie
waatt ta, tut lt. And H be DOI!SN'T
wut .. -1• Cll't pn&ee& Ida, Boaey.
• DEAR ANN LAJmERS: l'll·mote tbll
real UO)' for you becauae I "'-you
have a lililon lettm to ....i,, Jillt pat
• check In ..... o( -tpacet. y~ or No.
My cltanlnl lady baa worked lor me
lour years .. She'• the world's dmnbest
cluck but I don't have the heart to
fire her. S,Sides, the nm one might
be dumber.
Last week she asked me how to remove
.... 1ne spot, lroQJ my best tablecloth.
I jokingly &aid, "You'll probably have
to use a ~ssors and cut out the spot.
Should J :make her "'y for, \be cloth?
tt would be two days' salary. Yes or
NoT. -5TllJ. BO!LlNG .
DEAR mLL: flt, U Iller ·foor ,_.
y09 Uvea't learled tQI tlU ......
-"~ , .... , literally, .... f•'""' drillil!r .... obi tr. . DEAR ANN°LANDERS: My hWlband'1
hobby Is photogapby. Jack ii a won-
'? = SSttO·
derful phoqrfj)her and hea WOO IOVti'al
priUI. He hU :ta!<en mlll)' plclum .of
. me -IODle , with clothel on, oUlen
with clothes olt
Jact plul to enter a nude of me
In an 1mpoj.tam exhlbll lhlt tpring. There
will be aeverat cash prizes. The
photograph he has in mind II .... 11y
a teminude. I am parlly concealed by
• bath towel. Jacl: lna!sts that hecauae
my face la turned from the camera
and the· llgltting le heavily ahaded DO one could m:ophe me u the model,
I Al a ttrancer wooldn1 ........ me·
bul lllJ -and fllllil1 might . I'm Vert upeet 1beut Ullst Ann. He
say1 I am belni loollah. Am l!
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-UNSHIRTEDi lUWJ
.DEAR UN: Pat Ill a J__.,Cll) a
billlbtg oalt ud lell Jldt ta !Ike ---plcUnl. . . .
Give in or Jose him ... when a 1'11
gives you lhlt llrio,-kloj: oull f0< Up1
on how to handle the auper "" sa1-..,
check Ann Landen. -her -~ "Necking and Petllng ~. wi.t Aro Ilia
Limits?" Send your r<qUOll to """
Landers Jn c:are of thia new...-;,
etlclcsing 50 ctnt.s In coin and a 1 kllll.
lla!ftped, llell-addnued ..,...,,..
Ann Landm wtD he Pl to ""' . JOU with your )lrOblema. Semi ....
to her In we ol the ,D"AILY ~
eocloting a ailf.-,1 ...............
envtlope. •
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Mardi Grat Style Pageanti:y Arab-Jew • : Horoscope ••
Jewels
GIJllmlnC jeftlr. a JIOr&4t
al ............. top ball " ~ -· the *°""' al -IDll a royal -al ••ailarly c o 1t1m14
....... ....,.., CldraYaplll
llao<ipiece., -....-In& a jewel IDll 11• c:ountcy al Giiiin. will auto a New
onea...nte almolphon fer
lhe Mystkk X..... ol Komus
Gnnde Mani! Gru Ball om
1'rtdl,J evenlnc.
The eightb annual ball,
lbaned Jewell lntemaUooale
will begin at I p.m. la lhe
Plloeaix Club In Anabehn
Cofftall• are Mt ror that blin-
wllh the pageantry lo begin
al I p.m.
To kick off the fesUviUes,
me of the Krewe wiD perade
Jn colorful lop hats while
lbrowing coofetU. · IDll .pat
capt•iN • ·ww · advance witb
llillerilii -The mood Will be lurtber set with the rll1llnn ol "Wilen the Saints
Go Ma1'Cl1lnc In" IDll "Come to the Mardi Gru."
Captain ol this yw'a ..,...
tacufar will be T b o m a 1
Sulllv1n ol Gilden Gme. who
Ille> will be ~ al the
Koy! for lhe Royal Jewd Box
wblcb will be opeDed later
ln'the eveoin1.
Each woman In the royal
-will be COltumod lo ,.....nt a country IDll Ill
jewel. tbroulb the efforts al
Mn. Harmon Ward ol Gilden
Gn>ve, who de>igDed the
pwns.
-Alter '·tbo-vllllt-11-openod-
c:ootalnlng the preclous -eollected by the 1118 King
Komus, Leon Dio11e o1 Gilden
Grove, amheuedrn WUl step
fcrwanl lo pttaenl tbejr
jeftls.
From the far comm ol
the earth tbe mnbtaldcn are
lho lion. Michael Trujlllo from
lho South Seu with Mn.
Robert Smith, the pearl al
the aeas; Robert Mehrmann,
Africa llJll Mn. Sullivan, the
ca1'1 eye; £cpdan represent·
-Doane 8mtth with Mn.
Will Glitter at Ball
IU!SPLENDINT JIW.LS -Precioua jewels from all over· the \¥orlcf will be
depicted ea tho Myatlclt Krewe of Komus stages its annual Grande Manll Gras
Ball next Friday In Anaheim's Phoenix Club. Gowned to match the jewels
they will represent are Oeft to rlght) the Mmes. Thomas Coad of Anaheim,
Mlcl!ael TrujillO of Garden Grove and Merrill G. Hastings of Huntington
Beach.
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· F~iid Soars
Onnc• COut D l v I 1 Ion,
CaUfcroll Retired Teachers return to college Feb. 10, from
2 to 4 p.m., when tbey eatber
al UC! fer a two4old purpose.
aia-11« Daillel G. Alclrlcb
Jt. will -oducatlcia In California 111111 • llGO sift will
be ~to UC! from the
Laura lleltle ~~J'hla
a i revotvm& fund Joanecl ·
· wl-' lnlerelt· In amall
a-1 lo colletli lludents
for minor ·emerpnci-··
Tbe llale ~ Dr.
c;:apricor~: · Have .Fun
Nici< P-. tbe turquoise, Virgil Knotts, d e p I c t In g Phillip Carreon.
and Capt. 'Ibomas Sullivan Brazilian topaz. From the -The high point will crime
:" Mn. Mqrtll G. llaatlnga Em er al d loll, Mri. Jolm when Ibo ~ of Diamondo
Diamonds, as yet unmasked
will promenade, t h r o w i n g
ri.np to hil tubjecll. He will
command the atage <.'\ll'tain
to open, revullng an enlarged
repUca ol a lllD French jewel
'box which will display the
royal court.
Ella Ardnlep. will brlnC Ibo .
cbecl: from Laa · -'-'
Dlltricl ~ ; llr i.
Katherine Ha.mptcJtl of Corona
del Mar, will pteaenl the '
check lo Dr. Aldrlc6. Dr.
Arciniega recently presented
anolher $500 gift to caurornia
State College at Fullerton
making two edue1,Uoo in-
stitutions in Orange County
the . benerlciaries from tbe
teacher's group.
llmdlnCtoil Beacb, 1111 . r.....__ · .~ ~,. ~" -•-1n-·"ty u-
-tbo --"'71" .---. ---WW appearl0 a ~ ~·· TOPS Mermaids • w. . be• '"""'"" w. ·Ibo Hoo. Trujillo. llbe will be mplen-
Nal lhe nlplas Kq lllebard Aln-. 'Ibo _,. denl In a white satin ball
Kom1ll. -. Qllijii~ In phlrO will, ,be ··-by . ..... IDll .mm encnilte,d blue motalclotb with a liqllln· Mn. -..., Wiiii the wltb --al hancl-ap-
ltbmoid Clpttl wtll miw Fnncb;.anh• a ,, .. •a.rm· p1'qued tr1l91 'roeettel ¢ ~ tbO ~~.Of !.lllln .~bei'.,lllld tbe lieldl, .....,. borealla
Information re 1 •rd l n g
membership in TOPS Merging
Mermaids may be received
by telephoning Mn. Leon
Townaend at 142 ·1104.
MeeUngs tak~ place a~ 7 p.m.
every Thursday in WOodland
School. Costa M ....
Caribbean Cruise
Ibo flllllo7a!.Coart. · ruby wlD be .O,nil>ill•od by .,,,.w...i·oequ1na. .
Joaei* -. -Mn. -Cold, -. I.a Ibo ucilfment bulldl ln
After his identity la reveal-
~ the new Kine and Queen
will begin the dancing which
will. Jut until 2 a.m. when
bruldut la ..... ed.
On a Caribbean cruise aboard the SS Ariadne are
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Brinton of Newport Beach
who won the trip through a sales program.
•tn•ndar, will pmmt Mn. b)' the· 8plnllb •b•nb', a cllmu the i• Kini ot Hawaiian Honeymoon
Nuptial Rites
DIANI llLIS
SumtMr lrldo
Betrothal
·Artist-philosopher ,
·To Provide Prog~am
.All iJldiall.lrlab arlill from
,. ... _ Kam., will be Ibo
_. wben Afllllat. al the
LlpU Bwb Art A.-oclatlcia
plber 11111 Monday at 11 a.m.
la Ibo Art GallerJ.
~Lopn,namodfer
bia btrtbplaoe, will be ...
-by Mn. Wll1lam Gleochen, prqiram cba1rma11,
foUowlna II>< c:a11.. hour 111111 i.;:..-~ llnl -
fame for bll atblette
~ IDll fonnally
lludled art, (1111 boyhood love)
wben ht came lo Ibo Wl!ll.
Fud!lllod with the -1D11 -.111---IUbjoctl under the Weal'• bell
' Lolaa wu awardod'a medal
bytlio-lnatlluteal
~ Artl fir bia dlatlncllon
.. ··~ u woll u pointer. A 1"""" 1D11 critic, be
ncanUJ -the -Pacllle llld 'fllltod tbo placa
-Laolol mid G..p. Uv· eel llld-. -.. .......
111111 at'llnc dllilonalrallona. .
Humor and pldlooopby Ire
Interjected by .the polnler ..
bl at•• bll clemonotnllon,
pnvtdlnC an entertcrlalnlng
111111 --prqiram. HoltBll!I for the coff"
hour will be Mn. Walter
Lonon IDll Mila . Ellzabetb
IDll. Tbe prealclant, Mn.
-CottereD will conduc:I the buab81 Hlllon which will
Include dilcullion al the March
I Arlflla Ball lo tab plcia!
Weddings, Troths
Pilot's Deadlines
To help fill requirements on both wed·
ding and engagement stories, Corms are avail·
able In all of the DAILY PILOT offices.
Further queftlona will be anawered by Social
Notet 1taff members at 642-4321 or 494-~6.
To avoid dl.!appolntment, prospective
brides are reJDlnded to have their wedding
otories with black and white glossy photo-
grapha to the DAILY PILOT Society Depart·
ment prior to or within one week after the
weddln(.
For engagement announcement& It ls
sugguted that the story, also accompanied
by a black and whit.. glossy p I c t u r e. be
submitted early. U the betrothal announce-
ment and wedding date are six weeks or lesa
apart, only the wedding photo will be ac-
cepted. marine 111111 ~po artllts.
Hil leclmlque al bold -
IDll *---Ibo action ml color al Ibo ...
and Ibo -IDll ladllJety althecleoert.
in Ben Brown'a 1'tltaurant.p., ________ , ____ 111•1D'i*••-•r11·-1i5
Mn. Zachary Malaby II
chalrnw; Of the ball.
Follows
Honeymooning in Hawaii
after exchanging w e d d i n g
·vows before the allar of St.
James Episcopal Church Jn
Newport Beach are Harry
Willard Temple and his bride,
the former Sally Margaret
Hall.
The late afternoon double
ring rites were read by the
Rev. John Ashey for tbe aon
and daughter o1 Mn. J. Ken.
nelh &bertson Of San Juan
Caplslrano and Mr. and Mn.
John J. Hall of Balboa.
Given In marriage by her
father, the b r l de chose a
candlelight peau de soie gown
"lth square neck and sleeves
edged In lace and train
bordeffil In matching lace.
Her fingertip veil was (l[
Brussels lace, anc! a French
bouqu et of lilies of lhe valley,
ste pbanotis and pale pink
rosebuds completed h e r e~mt>Je.
Announced _Professor to ·. E~amine Traveler . Films Beauty
' Of Greenery, Flowers
Mrs. Hugo Carver of Balboa
served as matron of honor,
wearing a limelight green
moire gown accented with a
pink aattn be It , and
bridesmalda were Caro I
Hughes of LI Habra IDd Pam
Richanla ol Newport Beach,
who wore. matching
ensembles. Their bouquets
were a?Tingement.a of baby's
Pllmllnl lo wod In oarlJ
-an Diane Bila and
Mlcbul J . Luu!, w b ...
'-' bu been II>
-by her poreats, Mr. and Mn. WlDlam C. Bllea
of Huntington Beach.
Miss Biles is a graduate of
Huntington Beach High School
and attended Golden West Col·
lege.
Her fiance, IOn ol Mn.
Doroth;f LoDI al Wellminster
Gd 1111 late Mr. Mike Lllul,
ti a IJ'iduale Of Dominiues
lli&h School, Comptoo, and
wW be =led from Golden
-this year, He
boa --four years ol -In Ibo I.Jr Forte.
Silver Sends
'lllo llnl and Udrd 1'leld1y1
al t p.m. momben al SUvar
-.... NallYe DllUlbtn al .. Goldia Wiii ptbet
for -.... Lab Part: 0t1• ue1tll•atta1toa
-" .. -u.c pi.. llrflloflnl-. Mn. Jacl<
-. NNfll, will fumlall
loc ....... 11111-u.c
dala.
Middle East Turmoil
Mrs. D.M. Hununel wifl pro-Jordan, attended American
United ·States, Mr. and Mrs. brealh 8™t pink roses.
Legal Secretaries from the
Orl!lp County -Ana
wU1 focus their attmtkla on
the Middle ·East Wodneoday,
Feb. 11. when PrortMOr Kim
NaCfa of Fullerton Junior
College speaka In the Hotel
Laguna.
A cocktail haar from I to
&:!Cl p.m. will bept the ......
Ing, wltb _, lo be served
at 1:30 p.m.
The opeaker, teacher of
phiiOIOpby f« the put 10
10iR al FJO, will COIUlllnte
hll lall< "' Ibo quest !or -In the lllddle Eu!, ~y
~~ kq" b7
Nllfa, a utlve al Amman,
Toaatmistreues
-~"'Uniton lleadt " Ibo meclln! pllol for m-Lc1 el Lu
Olaa --Club Of Huntington Beoch .. the ... ""°"' ad f..nh Wodneoday
at 7:• p.m.
Unlvently in Belrut, came to vide an 'Uiwitrattd program
lhe United Slates in 1961 and of greenery and blossoms for
receivtd b1a MA degree in memben and ,uegll of the
philOIOpb)' from the Uaiveni· South Cout Garden Club at
ty of Clllfomla, Berkeley. 2 Pm Wednesday Feb. 12 An experienced lraveler In the · · ' ' '
Middle East, he ls acquainted in the Three Arch Bay· Com·
wjtb prominent leaders in the munity Clubhouse.
area. , Vt'bile travellna: throoab the
A dltcutsion period wW southeastUT: secdon of the
follow his talk, accordinl lo
Mrs. George Hannahan, presl·
dent.
Concluding the m e e 11 n I ,
Mn. Albert Eccl.,, vice pra1.
den~ will Introduce D e W
memben lo be lniilaled.
Rummage
For Sale
The bridegroom'• brother, Hummel · photographed naUve John Temple of Puadtna, at-
plantl, blooms, flowerin& treea tended him as best man and
and shrubl. ush.~1 were James Hoch of
Featured will be the ua1eu San Ardo, cousin of the bride
of Charleston, S.C. and the Timothy Ritchie of Pasade~ and Charles Tourville of San spectrum of fall c o Io r e d Fernando.
foliage found in the New A reception for 175 gueal.5
England stats. " followed the ctremooy ln
New members to,, be Newport Harbor Yacht Club,
welcomed WO the club will where arrangements of deep
be lhe Mmes. Co I s we 11 pink tulips, pale pink roses
Campbell, Roy Johmlone and blby't breath and camellia;
Gilbert Y o u n g, ~ carTled out the bridt's color
l\.1rs. George Ra~llns. presl-ICbeme.
dent. · After their honeymoon, the
Upcoming plm9, lo be newlyweds will reside In Souili
Book Opened
revealed by Mn. Geo'J• Cur> MRS. HARRY W. T!MPLE Puadmt.
Tbe C&ncer Detection Cllnlc nlngham, ways and means Eptscop11ll•n RJtu The new lib's. Temple., 1 in Los An&eles, and state and chairman, include a mem-graduate of Newport Harbot
naUonal """' research, wlD benhlp card portJ and----------'-----------High School, atlen<led Suliina
. luncheon. College In Bristol, Va., and
The Riv. James Slewart, benefit from a rummqe 1ale Mn. J. Parley Smith, tea , received her BA degree fro;a
minlatlr al 1"1ni Methodist aponsoredbyHuntlngton andclecorallonacbalnnan,'will 'Nutrition' to Be Topic use. She now b c1o1ng
Cl>urcb, will atve a IUIM!aUon Beach Delli Omicron chapter, be usllted by the Mmes. Vera · graciuale -• at CalUornlr
on a lluc!1 al ''Tbe -al Phi Bets I'll Allen, W.W. Ham fl I• n , The topic under dlscuulan Mn. Leon 8toddard al Colla 'Stale College at Long Beach
John" belcra a 1oint dn:le The ..i. 'will take place Thomu Hant-. H 1rr1 Feb. 11 al tbe final m<eting Mesa , will host the 7:41 p.m. H<I' bUJband, a graduale oi meotfnl, Wcmen'1 SocletT al Thompooo and Nllel Welcb. in the oerieo being ~ meetlnt. Son Morino High School a~
Chrllllan Servlco, L a I u n a betw"n t a.m. IDll I p.m. Mn. Paul Keplar IDll Mn. by Colla Mesa chapter ol La ....,... lntaraled the l<nded the University o1 Puset
Methodlll Church at to a.m. Saturday, Feb. I, In the Odd Jame> Ward have been Invited Lecbe League will be NutrHlon 1..,.. may call Mn. H. W. Sound and completed lhr"
next 'l'llaiday In the church. Fellow• Hall, Ill Main SL , to wilt al the lea lablt. and Wean~ al the Baby. M'°"' -· yean ln the Armed S.rv!W,
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OAllY PllOT
O•A.HOI COo\ST PUtLllMINS COMPAN't
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Jtcl: I. C1rlty
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lktMll ltt¥11 ...... 'Tlit••• A. M1r,.i11t --·-,,.,_ F. C.lli111 Pttl Ni11111 ,..._.....,. ...-.-....
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penonnel 11¢ In cblrle of the schools'
-program, a pool that wiu now
be filled by a penon making a salary
ol 111,000 to 114,000 per year.
B6awell'• UP.ert-and tateni. thus
""" bfiaer than the job, bul u a
nlembtr ol the 1Uperinlendonl'1 cabinet
his opinion wu 10Ugbt on other matlm".
SQch u ICbool bond elocti<m.
BolWeD.11 a taitei. Be used a namUve
N,\MED ABSJSTANT
He became assistant .superinteQd.ent .
in Redondo ' Beach and 11Uperintendent
Jn Lancuter while gettlna: a PhD from
USC that followed a M.A. from Stanfonl.
Boswtll and his wife of 32 years,
Alke, live In 2811 Bowlin( Green Drive,
Costa Mesa. Their son, Tom, teaches
geography at Colorado State. Daughter
Marilyn ta Mn. Don Barrick, of c:o.ta
Mesa. They have three crandchildren.
They plan a trlp to l\lulco City. Mier
ll)at their planl are Indefinite txctpl
ll)at tbty'D keep their home In Costa
M..,._
Slide-trapped Mesa Girl
SuesNewport, ThreeFirms
'lluoe CGOllrUction companl., and the
city of Newport Beadl have be<n IUed
for 1100,000 In a lioporlor Court complaint
cbal1inl them with neali&en<e that led
From r.,e J
SEWAGE •••
tale that It "" a largely Jl.'Ycbo!Oj!lcal
move.
· But, Hul!banl and other luv<nide city
and ccuntJI oftldlls reminded new&1uen
eovainl the polluUon problem on all
fronts. the river ls sun cleaner lhan ......
Qilorine addad . to the thi ck brown
..,,.,,..,, they explain, lowen the C011-
....,..... 1eve1 below !ta .... 1 pemn-taae.. deoplle tlie lad of ellht _mllllon
.-of !rub, .... -belni addad
dalll'· O.ercomo 117 .....,. at the verbal
.-paoplo plq, ---_....., editor •• lm!lir"1 to ......
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'.'Net tliey'D leU a ~la good for ,...ft
to an ll·ytar-old Costa Meta girl's
ser!OUI injuries.
1->)' L. Wil!OO, lather of Deborah
Lynn Wilson, identifies the contractors
as I\. W. McClelland and Som, Joe., of
Coot.a Meaa, Sully·MWer Cootracti!ll Co.
and Luer and -lea. They and
the dty, be alle(.., ....,. naponsib!e
for ·•~angerma ccmdltloos" that ulsted
in an area defined tn the suit u the
"badlands terrltory ol Costa Mm west
side."
The complaint SJ*:]ll., further that
tho area lnvofved llel lrmnedtata!Jr behind
Victoria School, 102$ Victoria S~
Deborah IU!lered her !•juries last Aug.
19, the suit states, when ahe wu trapped
In an earth &lide while playing In the
area. The C<Xnplalnl aUec<o that the
11.e was known to be ricldled with cavea .
and deprtSllODJ and was u...i by the
city u • dumping lftl.
n ·should, the penooa1 1nJurJ action
-... ba .. beon fenced olf and all
-with the slle'lllllll ba ........ aw~ thal It lnhtogOil tlie nale:. lltallb.
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Wlllon'• clalm for dam-WU denied lul Dec. t by tht Newport Beach city council.
1,f)il Slick ~ Heads South
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LIVE-IN •••
,_ of oodolocY. and Duran Bell. ·
_.,.....-of -lea. tauaht
their aadal -clul among the ll ......
HlltGry teadllng aastatant RI c b
Rob;ertlon brougbt h1a clviliution-clW
to lhe Writing Center.
"We heard all about the feuds between
the cardinals and the Popes in the 17lho
Century," uid one of the student.s living
Henredon's
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INTIRIOIS
P1of1 tloft<ll ......-LAGUNA IEACH
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-Murder Trials ,: ·closed
Voars ,Shut in ·wake of_f eJJgeanc~ Shooring
' CIOl<d doOrt Jll'<Yalled todiy 11 'a•
~tim1""1' ,...,. 1or two iiuntlnct<>h:
BeiCh murder ou.specta. •
No pmjldlate reason ior J"'1ce
Hormon G. ScovUle'• order barring ·~··
titors from Dlvt.ion five, w..i Orange
CoWrt1 Jpdicfll Diatrlct Court, WU learn.
id by'"newsfuen. ' •
Tbeofle1 behind the action involved
!be ·1..os Angeles '•~ting of ' a suspe<t ~ya fuurder vJcUm a'brother, or poaajbly
DAILY PILOT photogra'pb5 shot thrOOgb
a ha)I wlndo'! last TuesdlJ'. • , .
Henry L. Sianez, 15, ol •1lJ ~ st.,
end Edward R. Haiiravi. 18, of '17392
Marken Lane, both Huntington Beach
addresses, were photographed ftom
oul.slde with pennlulon of !be juilge
and baitllf.
Their preliminary hearing scheduled
Tuesdoj' In • lhe ~ .. -J1 !hroat .. t .. b
slaytnir·of Mr1,1 ~r 5. Markee, 15,
ol JSCj Olive Aye., wali continued unUl
10 a.m. today at the District Attorney's
request.
: 'HUn\IDllon Beach pollco hive nleufd
few dotatts of their actual' eue'.oplnst
the oilfield worm and the h!lb llchool
dt_.t\ but have ota-11· flOm ·both,
plus physical evidence. • • ~
'Chane" ,..med good tho! SlaDei and
Hargrave would be ordered to answer
in Or1np County Superior Court today,
when they appeared to eater !'leu on
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CORQNAQO (AP) -11, toot the cBJ>-On ·the Pueblo' totaled more Uwt -
llJl1' ;:t ,!I>< USS Pueblo 1od oome .of too, but said be envisioned uolng danUP
her>secrel documents to """'""' ll•vy conlrOt. equipment, hand tooll, pllen,
into "an ongoing effort" to Improve hand cuUers, acetyleM . torchel, am(-•
emergency destruction and scuttling .. -11-and ~t devlCe,J. a.1 Pentqon o!fke.r said• today. massive fire fed by ~-1~
(Earlier: Story, ~&ge 4) fuel as well as cJeaninc fluid toidUtf,oY
8'•t Capt. John H: D. W.illlams, an it. . *. ~ • ·
emergency destruction ·expert from the 1'Whicb is more imPorbnt." ukeditaft
Passersby got this vi~w Thursday of moving pro-
cess for • new family"'taking up residence in white
mansion on Pennsylvania Avenue in Washington,
D.C. Nixon family posse~sioris are being moved
froin'New York. Among items that Will not be ship..
ped to White House is President's piano. It goes to
his vacation hideout in Key Biscayne, Fla.
Mrs. Markee WU Involved in somt
type or traffic accident with a Stolen
car on the night she was found' 1ying
on 17th Street near Olive Avenue, with
her throat slashed • .'
The woman ow~er of the blood-smeared
.st.dlen auto· found abandoned near the
murder scene and .a companion were ·
later. arrested,... then freed when a cab
office of the chief of Naval Operations, attorney for the skipper, Cindr. LkO'd
also uicftbe skipper of'the Pueblo should M. Bucher," . . • the· ,deatruc:tion ~ ot
have been able t'o destroy~ b1a.. allotment · class.ified material which might ·fill IDto
of secret papers ' aild equipment in an enemy hands or the )W'OtecUon ol bUmln
Nix·on Favors Low~ring
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Voting Age to IS-Years
WASHINGTON (UPI) -President
Nixon said today he favors lowering
the national voting age to 18 because
America's y~ger generation is the
most politically: sophisticated in history.
In a talk to ·a visiting group of 102
outstanding hlgh school students, the
President said he favored extending the
vote , to 11-year~lds "not beCause, as
inany say, if you are old enough to
fight, you are old enough to vote . . .
but because you are smart enough to
vote." -
Nixon met with lhe scholarship
youngsters aft.er conferring with :Us
cabfnet earlier in the morning. He ad-
vocated lowering the voting age from
21 to 11 during a campaigl: speech
last fall in St. Louis.
"You are a political force even though
you don't yet have the right to vote,"
the President said tn.~ a tali to the
)'Ollll(!itn at the Whije <Ho<lse. , '·· \le aald the ' new generation · of
Americans ls. not only the best educated
generaUon of Americans but it also Js
''the most involved -involved in pro-
blems of your nelghbOrltlod, your nati~
aod the -workl.u
The scholarship lludents, two from
each state, are ltte!J:dlng the U.S. Senate
youth ·program sponJOredr ~y tlie William
RaqdOlph Hearst Foundation.
"l believe in yoilng ¥oerica becau~
I know young America," Nixon .told
them. "We need Y,OU·. The Jlf-tiOn needs
you." -
An offici8I said that tax sharing pro-
posals, tax credit,.! for loaal arid state
governments, and estate' and gift tu:
changes would be part of the long-range
study.
President Nixon told his 'news con-
fereriCe Thursday that tu: reforms would
be proposOlf but offered no specill<s
and stressed that today'& statement by
Kennedy would be in ~ form only
of .J "preliminary announcement""of the
plan. ,. .
A treasury official asserted today:
"The hipest priority w I.I (: be In the
equity and incenUve areas of change.
We would hope for congressional action
because if they are good and sound,
we ought to go ahead and get them
through." •"
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Foster Family Fights fo-,: Tot '
By TERRY COVILLE
Of flle. Dlllr 1'1111 ll11f
''Boddy" came to the Huntington
Beach home oC Mr. and Mn. Allred
Hart Nov. 20 as a visitor.
His dimpled smile and 1 n fa n..l
h.elplessness soon won the affection of
the entire family aod they decided they~
like to keep him.
But today they are battling the Orange
County Adoption A&ency which told them,
without warning Buddy must go to
another family.
lllrs. Hart, a woman with nine children
cl her.own, ls a re~ foster~
She· takes care Or unwanted bables for'
two or -month5 uiltll the adopt!OI)
agency fJndJ a --'Jiome.
She'd had 111 .. ,.... baliles hilare
Buddy. . . · ,
Buddy WU •• 1peclil1 case. He WIS \
brought to the · Hart home with the
comment that be might aot1 be .sJroni
enough to ·Uve. -
Mrs. Hart and her five children still
at home fed Buddy an ounce of milk
.tvery half hour for two months. He
jt'tw strong and the attachment between
the1 famHy membl!:rs also increased.
Today Buddy la a healthy little five-
and-a-haU-monlh-old ~texican-American
boy.
Mrs. Hart decide(! she'd like ~to adopt , . ' •. ir,
lli\ .Pedestrian
I Di~. of Injuries
Aii etderl)' Santa Ana man struck by
a car u he walked alq a rural street
21 ~ qo died early today 11 Or ....
County MOdk:al Center of head Injuries.
Sasano l'loru, '12, of ltt S. Newhope
St,-was waiting along Newhope 8-t
near Camille Street on Jan. 14, when
be was hit and knocked II feel
Driver Larry C. Gibooo, 15514 Saddle
Cirde, Fountain Valley, wu cleared ol
any blame In connection with !be fatal
accident.
Santa Ana police traffic lnvestipton
Jllid the District AUorney declined on
Jan. 11 to issue a citaLlon against F1ores
for walking in the roadway under
c1rcums1a-. of the ..... . Polle< salcLthe victim ha~ ~en drink-
ing prior'to"the fatal 1C!ddent and !!Its·
was a factor In the case.
this foster baby so she talked to a
social worker from the agency.
She was told her age, 49, and her
health ·might present problems, tiut to
go atiead and apply. 1
Mrs. Hart today says sht: was ne ver
promised Buddy, but that the social
worker led her to believe Lhat she could
adopt him.
Mr. and Mrs. Hart began the lengthy
paperwork, including sending for birth
certificates in their home state of Iowa.
They spent about $100 on paperwork
to ·adopt Buddy.
The Harts even Sold a $2,500 home
in· Iowa to insure enough cash to pass
il)Jpection . by the agency •• They have
lived the Past fiVe ~ara at.iam Foun-.taln. ,Lane.. . . • . , .) ' . Last·-a te)Ophone call lr<ini lb~ ogency tolcl them 'lluddy had been 1iven
lo aliiitiier family.
WJthOut 1.an)lnc all their plans were
do:ltn the :drabv~ ' . ..
Three Lagunans
Indicted' on
Drug Charges
• Three Laguna Beach rekldent.I were
l.nd1cted by the Orange County Grand
1ury today on charges or pooeaslon
ai'ld sale of marijuana. Di.atfict ltwmey's o1flcers succeufully
sought backing of the investigative panel
for filing or char~ agalMt Brian Ken· dau·-Mc.fdim5, U, c<orge Ernest.
Oliphant, zz, and Helen Marie Miller,
I.I, 10 of • Laguna Canyon Road . Aloo named In the Grorlf Jucy do<ument
,.., Gordon r. Johnlon, 23, of Lon&
Beach.
Court appearncn were being achedul-
ed for !be foor tote thl.s niorni,..
'Mie: four were , a~ a group of
nme~ pertbnf' arrested lat Ian. 17 at
the 'Laguna borne., in a raid... carried
out by sberiU'a deputJes, Lapna police
a n d federal narcotics a1enls. Slx men
and three women were • bookeCI into
Orange County jail lollowtne the roundup.
District attorney:• inV<llifolqn today
said further indictment.a were Ukely pen~
diog the r..ulta of • contlouing probe
Into the Jan. 17 IncldenL They said Jorn-also face< charges of _,i<itj·
of UD.
Flu on Way Down
ATLANTA (UPI) -'!'be N8tfonal Com·
municabte Dise.,. Center said todoy thJI
every state in the nation, except Kan-
sas, reported de<reased HOiii Kong flu
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The men, Sianes; and Haril'ave, weren
arrested Jao. 16 aod are formally charg·
ed with munfel:, auto_tbelt and ~
of ,a sawed.qlf shofit(n -found In the
home of Sianez, who bas a wife and
fnfllll boy, ,~--
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Testlmony before a court of inquiry "This ls 1 ~ 1111ttor, ud the
whieh heaI<f Williams' time atimate has definition of top oecm ,I lhinl! lhaold
indical<d two boun elopsed between the be weighed in thfa Jt>dlD!IDI • , • ~I
llrile· North K....., flrat threateoed to Joa ol thl.s material wiouJll .,,,..,, t!i-
ftre on tbo.'Pueblo ml !be time she coptia1111-ifove danloi''.lo Ibo ..
WIS tio.rdeC( en ro\lte to Wonun llarbor. and ... -... banllalJ pwQIJo
WJtllaml said be WU IWlnt the allot· .11 should oof 'bo ~· .. fiD ljllo
ment of Claaadfled doc:umeata and-clmta~eaem.J·bmll, It~ I
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When you're rooking for maximum earnjngs on your
savings, thlnk·otGlendale Federal, where you get the
nation's highest rate on Insure~ s~vlngs. Our regular
passbook account pays a big ~. For an even higher
return we have a Big Bon~s Plan that paya more than
a regular savinOs account any·
where In town. It's lssueil In rien . • •
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the period you have earned the regular5%plus an 8ldra
1/4% bonus for each o the three years. It adds.up to a . . .
guaranteed bonus of .75%. There .ar~ Ump'-1 moi:•
waya to save at Glendale Federal. Every w~ pays th•
highest.rate aval'8ble, and accounts earn from I/le 11t If ' . ' received by lhe 10th, ajtef the 1oth from date of recelDL . '
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·s.veral weeks ago Amarillb,
Tu. police received a complaint
from a .man wbo claimed be was
uaable ~ Sleep because hja neigh-
bar'i dog berked all nigbL 'He
filed charges and the neighbor got
ri4 of bis dog. Suddenly, late last
week, the man egaln beard bark·
ing O!lUide bll bedroom -· · Ht told police he looked out and·
atw · the neighbor crawling on
~ and knees on hi~ lawn, bark·, !J!&, .. c:ratcblng and bowling. The
man i~ve µp.·· ''I'Jn going to
mo.ve '"he Hid. ' .. . ' • • •• :A clooed circuit television in·
stalled' In John Henry's Meat
Miirket in Cincinnati, did not stop
a 11~acy: In fact, not only did tbl~• "t away with $2,347 in meets and cigarettes, but they •W!Ped the television. •
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Iraq , S~y·s· J-ews Free ·~to .Leave Peninsula
Win Hailed ~ • • ~ ~ • I 1President ~laims Only1lraqi Mos~msNowFac~Spy Tr,ials
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'Testblg the Water'
Civiliari Oce<:irwgrapher
Tellsnf Pueblo 'Cover'-
CORONADO (AP)-The senior ,_,,_ buiJ" with tbe main lll?Vllllance mis·
Oll"pher .aboard the USS Pueblo, a •IOI> ol 'tbe.::.... ~ Buc:bor ha de-
chilian, ..,. -" bll aal_..u !Crlbed u . --and was to aer:ve u a cover for the lnkilll· North ~-.
cence abip. ,, • .. It w11 one,Gf m1 mtMlonl to -aerve
In fact, uid Domle R. Tuck, -u COVflt i.. 1bt lbtp, ... -lhot II
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tember t"7 · Arlb -.,..._ . Allbou41 11ir.,u ..,. wa 1101 11U1J ,. 111e '.llllollll pw!mih I*
I< Kbatloulil. II ruolvod t1i11 -U-. to cony ....., wel&hl ill .......-, ,flt; Ibo itoril --• ... -
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•:wand no ............ , . .., tbe u.i. a llrtlllb 10vemmm11, ,....,JIUI ou1,, _ " , ~ llld 'Ir"!'' l'llollom willl U.J( ~-U 1\ut J'o,o n,, ..... -· J..,__ 11, wllb :0-.,ioa ~~~.J!: ~~. Poul VI' and',a --ol ~lllPlll U., .-It 111 lllldi---~-
Jilllo _.n ol, i1n11 pl-wbelbor M lo Europe '!'II Ille Unltad -::.i ~ ~ ~-""
-lalorforln& la 11!1 Jolomal aflolrt ' ..,,. .. ...-. illo --did llOI • -...... " Iii· tll"hnlo ..
o( Arab -·" . _ , · meet 11'1111 flVGI' ._ lraq'1 -Ina! r Do Nq • · · . n ._.. 1111t Al _., .... .ru.. 1a 1111 olher Arlb .......,.._11. ..,.. ....;., _ _.. to .....fi-a.i
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Jr. 't ·-'.'Ht llJlll1 1111 to 11&1>1 ar .... ......,....,.,, •
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To date. it._aa ·p;,,.~ . UY• '*" ---Ibo ·~_..,._ tem>plloo at a neartJy <dor. · '!lliS
bu Jletded 1$1 hamlet and prOvince
levd V l • I Cong political workers, 131
sympathizers and 32· defectors, Behrtns
aald.
In the sporadic fighting, mostly aaainst
snipers and small hit and run guenilla
>quads; tbe allied lorce cl<Jms IOO enemy
dead. Vietnamese cu.Wties were l.ilh&
and U.S. dead ·was reported ·•t 41.
Anotht!: 111 Americans have been wound·
ed.
Most of the U.S. casualties have come
f10ltl ihtna and booby trapi,, '. tbe;!.l!"Nonh., Katun~~ "".m.UJ='=~.·~~~ ~=.: ... ::.·~: -~··:an-~ mid~.~ ..
I :: .• !f>'•lforth -"f we~· =..a ;:f#i.EJ;:.y~.::;
Bui' wben Ibo Korunl l!oPn flrlnl,. dfeu 111Ves. ' • ' · · • ,• ", ; ·
The.' Batangaa Pmlniufa bad -
wit.bout government ~uence for a
1eneratlon. The ground ,is undermlned
with two and tbree:tier tunnel · Sylteml --QM lhlp'1-Ulpper,' aridr. • ..-.. lluc:ber. Tuck and Ille ollijl' ocemtrwpller. _ ;....,, ':J'rlar TUck; .-'.:ii:i damDod -fl.my lredlle-m~lfinl.11~1n a .
-,..,. up ....,.._ l'mJeavlilg." Nortli r;,.... or!ilin, ·alOllf With the
-lhat wind-fot-tbOufalld.-iol-y~·
are IO feet under~ and lnvulMrible
to heavy bombs ind shell!. 'Ntiie-'Vtel
Cong surrendered on the Peninsula,
Thursday after being in a twmel three
weeks.
Tuck 31 of "l(:hmond. Va., told a Navy men. Both are civil service em·
""•vy (,,,,i)Jl ljlqUby '""·~ay that plo)'1!S cl the OOense Dtparl/llall-
,. b~ ~ Tact uid hll -nllli W&I ::,~ iL ocUn -water far anel)'llo-• GSll, which :.Jd" ... -him·~ llf.17f i . -... "Ille ~In parts ol'bll Ullp-. year,,... POI' .... : " • • ment. But. llld Tuck, hli Grden Wft , The court _...,.. ,Iii<·"*" """'° , The aim ·of the cordon ls to pacify
the Batangan. The peasants Will bt
returned to their land and government
officials will move back wllh them.
Three 11ear1 ago a. phot~
ollc<d Marilyn Lamar ad llodoev
Cdl&DoU to poll far • •ldinf picture .
at;'·Fn111C011io. N.H. Th<f mllli ,...,. Wld the picture becauu t A·~ rt·
t d tMre thU week GI huabtmd
wife. • rs. Froncao llunlorj\IDtmdec,
today mulled O¥er what to
her' mrirly born tl1ln ...,.,
"fets«181ly, I'm consldertilC EnOi
~ Enough," olie •aid. It was ber
I h &et of twins !Ill~ her ~h
13lh c!tUd. • • '
e mowball fight was called be·
c . ~ of J8ck: of snow. Students at 511lhwest Texas College had plan·
~their annual snowboll figb~
h the ammUJ1itlon was o!detrai:k-
-by a lrelgbt-foulup. Seeiru the
• bellll, sblpped bY. ' air. to 'San
l\farcoS(by students .•at Mlcblpn
T;ch In Hou&hton, Mich., ,,...
rnjsplaced in Chicago and arri\ied
toj> late for the battle. The ""°"" ~·· packed In dry ice,. wUJ be u40d today. • ' -.
!· Sen. Vern Braasey,'{R·Boi.st),
:moved to substitute the 10 Com-
, mandmtnts for a 2,0QO.word re·
:solution. to set up a. code of
'legislative ethics for Idaho laU>
'ma.leers. The $ena.te turned
•dotcft the proposal. -·
" • A priie will be given for "the
mOrt outrageous coetwne" at the
"artist and models ball,. in A't>
pulco, SJ>OllSOred by the local Sil-
va$<>• Army chapter.
ti handle bts -'< "on a not-lc>lnlerfer berl. a! the ~ Cl)IW !O ...ufT!P1 .. I · ' , llolt·wlth a hillqoo apet'l In..,. al.
how to deslro)' classllled ~lpmlnt and
Plan B mb publlcall<>!s in the event of capt.re. . es • . 0 ' Tuck iald whoo Ibo first of six .North ~ ..-.. -li!o'xlel>t;.bt ... Marlte~ km .. fi~a.=.~:=iE
• "' 'lbeoe • bolllol, coiled N-botil•,
300 B! ...;.~ are 1-to apOcifled depth with a uitrans winch, Tuck oald. and then allowed to
' fill by beiril lt!Jllied -a •PICial
• . • • . f ' '~· -llillt ,,.w boclt ...
1 IJ)IUQlllAGU, . Jilh , <Al'v -• A ~ , · ' ' _ , •
aowded ~··imlttl-~'ID:tht.:· a..tran nil N llJd'larUer, IUCh l4l'ftPI• •£'" ' • . • .... -to bllolll-Olherllll. t ' vjll.tp. WU ~ &ad lltrlfed tony, Tuck aaJd bt .,,,_ -to IJadier
ciuollll wbal itia1 be one ri tbe worn tm.re lie WIOi<d\llte tos11 made and 11111 e ,cl~:~ lcio. ( f!lt .,NJIP,rian. ~":!iT:~&:~~
,ClY111ftl','!.• • .... ,t ; • J2milelol~fttu'claimedby
toCa1 olftcJ•" .eattmateif that between tNorth Kora • , \ · 't-'i .t
JOO and JllO poricm ..... lilied oatrtgbt \Tuck llld i.. ..... -. 4 bl -anct~ men WOUIOW. • ' ~-= £!t.:.:-'.:...-::
Five _, ,afttr lbe mm raid, lllpnlJ . Ht1airted wilt ·dlat 11111 liel~
youths followed by waJllns "'lailva -.. estab!IJh lbe Puelllo.....,. 1"truded lntO
stUI carrylnl the dead along dusly tralll North K°"'"l' wa\er.,
in the bush to tbelr homOI. ffo aaJd the b 'imi>leuion of tbe Pu-
Ultl Te...,.
Loaaing Apollo .10 .
The Apoll6'10 spacecraft is lowered to Its Saturn 5 rocket Thur&day
in the Saturn's towering assembly building at Cape Ke~y. Apollo
10 is set for launch in May on a lunar 'landing rehearsal in orbit
around~emoon. ·
'111e lllafnn IDIGrmatldn llepu-eblo'• -.... tlio.1"rth -
aid It, -tltl --.t l>aji\l•C -tllol it -~ ... ~ I
Incident .,. 1111···· lbe wont lielftc -o1 l!jt .... _ .... pj ~. R E C ll
lbe bambinl "~ litorkel in OlliOdla .. -bt hod~ .... looialy.'H• eagan merge· UC"' a
lost',_ 111·iibl\"'"" eotlmatad .,. -=.r~~b~~, . ,;
pencmdled.'-• to mm -· "and....., C · 1 ,;-·
VUlapn ....... il>omli ~ ~ 'bow!' . . . ' • '
by a Nilorlu Jel flgbter-bojliller landed ·"l'wo ~men, qiar1es D. Law~r.. In · s tud · t c • i· • • '" t!ie ml.d.dl• .of tbe mar~e1 .. .,,.i a 1he ""P" ...... quartermas(er, and · oraws en · rl . lClSm . 1ecood ex~ in ~ ~ ~a Jons. Wendell Le,ach, the only signal man on low maternity cllnJc. Village leadert aald bOird. said the Pul!blo's crew never wa3
1$ women IJJd chlldnl were kiDed inside. briefed on the mission.
The craterl: left by tbe bom~s were "The crew JVU ~ it wu not illegal
appmlniaiely 15 feel ......, ind ,...., ••• that ... were jUSt carrying out our
feet deep. , d~~les," said Law, 11,.d Otehalls, W:~·
The bodies being carried away were Som.e of them (the crewmen) d1dn t
covered with c,t.UIV& leaves. 'I1ley were even know ·what land they were looking
borne on flat ..tretcbeta of wovtn wood af' when the Pueblo arrived off the
either overhead by two belnn or oti North Korean coast. Mid Leach, 2'1 of ... •--• ol .,_, HOOJton, Tex. ·~ -· """"''"' . In New Yor~ Arthur J. Goldberf, 1,,.._ Five auclt proc:esst0111 were puoed mer U.S. &qnme Court jultlce and
la a· lllreHnlJe· -ol Ille narmr.. ambusador to Ille Untt.d Natloal. lll'led
rod dirt -leadlnc to .lbe vUlage that a disinterested lrbmaJ be named from the llmvahla-Owerrl blgbway. io lnntlllpte lbe Pueblo's lllzure.
BERKELEY (UPI) -Gov. Ronald
Rtagmfs dec.laralion that tbe University
of California's Berkeley campus is in
.a state of "extreme emersency" has
drawn bitter response from a variety
of student spokesmen .
night. Police bave denied
on Abercrombie~.
the attack
"Unless the university t.akes action
to 1 t o p all terrorist attacks a 5tate
of aggression will exist between the
univenlty and Third World studeny,"
Fernando Garcia, Third W or I d
spokesman, said. ,
Garcia .;iw Re11an's declaration as
"an attempt to mobilize the reactionary
forcea in the state.".
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Political Sermons
To Bring Arrests
In South Vietnam
SAIGON '(UPI) -South Vielname!e
J'residont NiUY•n Van Tllleu has Ol!lered
provincial aulbcritles to airest monk•
and prleSta who stir pe<!plt,.UR. tJ\roulh
"political RITDON," it was, ~ (o. da · · li.tOnu : and · pri..U are 1r.e ·-to ,,
to their pagodu ~ cburches lo conduct
ceremoniea and to pray," Thieu said
durini a trip to the MekOlli Odle pr ..
Vince of Go COn(.
"But if they deliver poliUcal sennon1
to stir up the pepple, the province chiefs
should ane.t them and then report to
me"
Thleu•1 'remarks wrn made two days
ago and published in Saigon today.
The Vietnamese president charced the
Communirta were plannini to use
retJc!ous and politlcal orrantsalions to
cause trouble for the pvemment.
General Motors
Blasts Report
On Warranties
WASHINGTON (AP) -General
Moton today laid a Federal Trade Com·
mJulon itaff report on automobile war--
rantles Is "factually deflcienl" and lean1
tdward owntatemeot and u:aggeratioi\
1be report, issued almost three moriths
qo, coat.ends: tbe auto inctustry valuer
aales lar above ..mce and userta that
neither dWera nor manufacturers live
i,ip to .~ new ~ IUll'lntees. _
~Nationwide Precipitation
"Our idiot governor declared a stale
ol. .extreme emergency and immediately
there was one," an editorial in the
'llluraday ed!Uoo of the Dally Cal said.
The student paper caned for a sbuWnc
down of the university in order to talk
over problems calmly.
The student ·senate also voted 10-1
for a closure o( the school for a two-day
convocation lo discuss strike demands
by the Third World Liberation Front,
spearheaded group or t h e lf"day-o I d
strike to press for an autonomous ct:1llege
o( ethnic studies.
'nte' CllDJIUI illelf wu. calm and more
thsn llO rtot '.i\tlpped pol!« calmly
watched about Gt llrlHn wlnt-Jlldi<I
ool4!d• of Sather Gale.ml llfln march
around campus . Thutsda;.: ·· ~.: ~ .. it< !
There was no vio~, 00-'lan<liUsm
and only (fle arre.sl Will~ 8 .. AvrelOn.
34, a mathematics de~t lecturer
assertedly refused Ofdlfs: not to block
trafOc at Sather Gate. .
Howard lJ: Craw!Oril, GM'1 vlco pr111i-
dont In . char I' ol martoiln(, attacked
the ' .staff -report' todaj in · a "11.immary
of the corporation's · ttf.pa&e ~tbrmar
statement prepared for an' ITC' heartnr
on auto warranties. ' .
Snow Belt Extends From New Mexico to Rockies
Temperatures ......... ,,.. ....
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Student Body President C h a r I e 1
Palmer told a news conference that
minority students had been "lied to.
deceived and received resistance all the
way" in the past from the ad· ~ -_
mlnlstr1Uon. He ssid Chancellor Roter Sorry~ Heyn.a and other administrators '"only
Strikers shouted the familiar cries of
"On Strike, shut 'it c:lown" and "Power
to the people." Strike !elders admooiJ&ed
the demonatrators aa:ainlt violence .
"I want to object strenuously to the
false impression whicb the staff re_port
endeavors to mate in saying 1.hal
'service retains the atatus· oft;'. 1
"necessary evil'' in 1 much ot lhe
1utomobllt business:,' " be said.
talked about procedures.''
'1The channels here art not open,"
Palme:r declared. "It is impossible to
teAcb, learn and study in a police st.ate."
In another news conference Third
Work! leaders coofinned they had engag.
ed ln1private Lalks wl1h Heyna. Howe;ver,
they •bi> protested the 0 abductlon 'and ltealllll up" of AllfllslUI c. Aben:rombi•.
111 a Third World member, Tuesday
W,rong Film
' ' ~ : • Lewd Mov.ie Cdncels Studeni Exhibit .
SOUTH BEND, Ind. (UPI). -'lllt 'lllt South Bend clthonl groop and
showing of port ol a pomocraphlc fllm tbe "'pnMOllUve ol ..--utor William by error during. 1 University o1 Notre Voor Jr.'1 ofllce c:ompJalned to the
Dome Conformce Thunday ...wt.d In unlverslly llln\lnlllr•llon and school
cancellation Of .ftlur>avar\11;1erite moitl•: lawyers lc:lvlled lgalnst continuing the
and an art exhibit at a studtnt-fpoOIOl'td Olm. Tbe aUOmeys also ,recommended Be k } Ch" f G l conterence on -pomognph,y and clmingathree-dayartuhiblionground1 . r e ey le e S censorship. H might pnulbly violaie lndlana laws.
Uc S An aucUtnce w1*h Included' tnemMn Student apanlOl'I <>l the conference, 'ecurity Post of u.. South Beod ciu.ena r.r .J!ecent~'-"•~ a junior fntm ~ 1.Jtei'atUrti and i "pntenlltlft of'tJie OltcrYDJc, Miii., tbe!. called a MWI
BERKELEY (AP) -Police Chlo! SL Jostplt O>unly pr<lleculo<'1 • olllce Coo!<rmce lo llUIOllacte that foor fllmo
WIUlam P, Btfll bu ralgned effective ,.w a portion ol a ntm called "P'lamlnc ochoduled to. be. lhow• titer In the ...,.
May \ lo ~ over tbe llnlvmity o1 <naturet," delpite the fact It walfti /......,. would be wi!hdrawn.
Calif.mla 'eam ... police force. on the pntgram. MNI Uc! other -·-·· 11 Beall, 51, llld be had made a ''verbal The explanatlo!i Wll (Ivon that the wen u aat>anlly olflclall, lndlcaled ttoey
c:omml-" -time qo to become film was lo a i\illlabeled ·con and II .,.. feimd ot 1opl aClloo llnct voor
chief ol the M·man campua· pollco force IOOlt a while to l'Ollbt II, wu 1 moytt. .-.two -llom, one tn South
which he beUIVOI wlU " be aubslan-_d"'~objldlaalbli-bJ -lhe.--V: ll9f ond -b'Mift1oatq.11fltijijM1 U1lly11rf!r, • Supreme Court. thir 10ld auestlonable matert1b .
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Weeplag tor Slain B~IHl..,i
Mrs. Janet Mondlane, American wife or· Dr. Ed-
oardo Mondlane, assassinated, president of the
Mozambique LJberation Pron! fipang Ult P9rtu-
' ~.,. 1n· Tanzania, Africa, weeps at the crave oi
·her.husband. Mondllll!" was killed bY. a bomb In. a
package he picked up at Ill• post office 1'J911<lay,
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· 10 More Gls · Loi io:·.Swallow
; _Get Asy,lum
·1n-swec1en
" . '' ~OLM (AP). -The
Swedtah Allens Commission
granted anothe.r JO deserters
trcm lht U.S. armed forces
asylum in Sweden today for
"humanitarian reasons."
A commissioii spokesman
11id that since the flow of
deserters to Sweden started,·
217 ~ have Contlcted Swedish
.authorities, 175 have been
granted asylum, 19 have been
turned ·down for var Io us
reuons and some 10 cases
are being. investfiated.
· >.. far as the commissi.on
knoWs another 14 deserters
have left SWeden without
:wattlng for asylum, a n d ••me 10 have left after
receiving ~on to ttay.''
the SpokwDan said. ,
The spokesman . said the 10
-8f&nted uylllJ!l to-ilay .lfert:. Terry MIOdowtll,
J9, Bloomlnrton. Ill., wberi Iii, mpt!ier atlll ill living;
Frankie Turner, 21, born .Jn
t4airqbl, J5.enya, his parents
UV!ag in 1("'11'ood, but .the
. cOmmiaslon did QOt know the
·state; Robert Walton, Z2, son
of an · author, James Walton,
Who lives in Los An;eles ;
. Bop'° t;>w, 23 .. of Steelman
Road Drive, Loll . Angeles; ~Mark Smith, 20, PhiladeJphla;
Michael Andreasen, :lf, Santa
Rout Calif.; George Warren
Wurth, Jf, Evansville, Ind.;
Donald Foao, 24, in In·
dianapoJll;. Ralph Meier, 22,
Sligo Avenue, Silver Springs,
Md.; Kuril Rials, 22, rural
route 3, Marion,, Iowa.
Ex-president's
Yarht Sold
V,S ANGELES (AP) -The
l~foot yacht Potomac. Uled
by President F'ranklln Q.
·Roosevelt but sold when
• Dwi&bt D. Eiteabower WU.
preslden~ 1s rolnl 1n1o ..,..,. -.
SAN ANTONIO; Tex. (AP)
-A Jt-yeeHld .tollege llu•
dent from T6f111 bu manl(fd
to make bis· mark without
picketing, protesting, sitting in
or shooting alOgacs: He simpfy'
swallowed 1 lot of goldfish
-210 of tht:m to be exact.
While many of his col~
leasues at colleges an d
universities from coast .to.
coast were demonstrating for
a variety of causes, Charles
Winfield put on bis ovn. ex.·
hibiUon Thursday.
· Durlnc an boor and 40-mhiute per!od,~ Winfield, I
aophomore al St. Mary's
University in San Antonio,
swallowed one after another
of the live fish while about
200 cheering students .amt
faculty members looked on.
Unlvtniity off icials -
:-~b~ ~:=~t ::~in'
ille .achool -claimed bll feat
W l ,I I world'I ttcotd.: ,
Nick JJ~: He Parlayed ··
Row~~;.~b)._~or~t·~:
SEATl'LE {cp)j' _; Nick . ·llod bt<oiiie a Plf IJ9ll, Iii
Bn·'Sr .• suiue· tiaa\earn•n ~ ftlldni. , .... -o.!
w11o par~ a .row1>oil Into Ht bo\llht his lint IOlnt
• fortune, dJed bert al the boo~ the ld'1d lllOll uaed In
ap of 73, It WU llUIOlll1Ctd COllllDereW aaJmoo flahlll(,\ln
'lburtdly. Jill ond bepn to build a
Bez arrived in the United Oeet.
States from .Yu10llavi1, wttb•----.,_,--.....,--, ---
jusl fl.SO In hil pi>cltetl Ind
went on to build up financlal
empires in bolh fi!hing and
alrllnes .
·Bez. who died of a heart
aUacli Wedneaday ni&hl 11hlle
under treatment fer chest in-
juries, wu 'chailman of the By Jou
bolrd of Air West which WU
formed last year by the 'lltil la our lint weekly column,
merger of West . c 0. It. but thanb to I Vel'1 nice lady,
B6nanu ond 'Pldllc Atrllnel. we wlll be talldn( to )'OU each
He wu pm1aent of West Tu...ia, Ind ""1daY In lhe Pilot
coat to keep Y<RI Ind yaur friends II!'
• Be. recently succeeded In formed u to Juli what ls hap.
a bitter filht with Air West penlag at Orone• County Air-
. poR-and to the progress of ""' at!J!'kholden to brinl about fllbt to bop the big jell rr.m
an ~eement to •ll the line further invulms over our beach to billioaalre Howw Hqhea area homes
-a sale which must still * · * * be approved by the Civil Aeronautics Board. Early lh1I year the NiWpori
He lmmlcraled to thil coun-Beacb City Council voted lnr a
tr r In 1110 at th • ... cl pla<e on the l(•nda cl tllo Ci>'ll
n and "tiled bore. He boulht ~= ~ ~earln/~
a rowboat for use on Puget count them!-airlines have ap-
Saund In Jill and by the elled. fer rwtea using Orange
following , year the rowboat Collll'1 airport! II y<RI think ;;;;;=========;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~then la jet nolae Ind jet trallle over your home now ••• can
you Jmqlne u the airport .,..
I.ends an invitatkn to ten mare
routes?
Old World
Mediterranean
Spaniah Furniture
R1<alvod cancelllllon of $22.000.00
Spanlth incl Mtdfterr1ne1n Furniture
All Newf.,......,. .... "---
hce:alw'I "-H._ O• ......
Item, as follows: Georgeoua 8 ft. cwtom
~·9~ttd ~of~ with IOf~¥e ·lQO!e i.J.,lllQ)Va with . l'le•Vl1 oat ifun dtli•r .llid m• ,. chair, a
matching oak occulonal tables, (2) 58" tall
decorator lamps, hangln1 chain rw11 lamps
In wrouglit iron,. an 8 pjece king also IDlller
· bedroom lulte in peoan panelled llldltmln-
ean atyle with. top quality 15 yr. warranty
klnl llze matjnu 6: box aprlnp. Spa!Wb
decor cllnlna eet. etc. ____ ... ,. ...
.:'o~~~~·-.. -·-$698.00
Any Pl-C•n lo Pu"lmod lndM4ually
Tarm1 Avallallle ---.. to C111f.
Croollt Appmod lmmodllloly
, JI l] F•rniture
At Harbor Blvd. ..
1844 Newp•lt "'"· c ......... """' •-io nftht 'Ill ' --· tot. a s..... "'' '·
* * * Enry day people who are clil-
IUl1>ecl about the jet aircraft b>
vuloa, lbelr IOQ of -Y value, C<lllllort Ind ..!eti uk
u1 "what can we do."
Evtr)'one hu a place In the fllht. Call me at the baadquar-
ten. aend your contribution,
show a "Stop the Jet" bumper
sUc~r • • • or just report your
lptdllc ~mplalnll to the CABI
We -the! lhe CAB author-
11111 wlll listen 1o15111o ..... Dialnta about low aircraft. Lao! monili. tw• Ml apaclllc
-plalnta In the BayCftBI and
Wtlldifl ariu """' lnmUpl-
ed by tile CAB .,uiortties. .
Be sure to clte time, dlte, Ill'
caJTier name, and llil!it -· be.r-you can cet thil Ihm the
Airport Tower~7212. • • *
Meantime, r•t In on the ripit
We must act now If we are
-to keep the airport fnim
rurtllor ·upWtcMr. . • ll!d """
thlr tnvulGn over Y'"" l!omc ~ 'Z"C open daily frOll>
10:00 upstaln at tltl East 17th
11t.-that'1 at the comer of Ir·
vine Aft. ,.
See ,.. ..... qext Tuesday!
Airport N.Ue AbaUmf'llf
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In a community teeming with eneraetlc people,
wUb families that keep bQytDi better houses an"d bigger .
can, where unemplO)'IDOUI ls only • word In the news-
paper, "Where the fllture la a thing to anticipate, not
worry about -with all ol lhls, we've got a problem.
T1te problem is In our schools.
Briefly puJ, we'v& nm· out ol ctassroorris. Next
Tuesday, we ·can elther'lgnore the problem and get In·
to deeper tnJuble. Or we can help resolve it.
The tacts are these:
Right now, 1,300 atudentl are on "double session In
Iha Newport-Mesa Unified School, Di.strict. Next Sep-
tember that number will be more than 2,000. It will
keep. g~ng by roughly 1,000 a year until -unless -
new Classfooms &re made available.
The $15.9 millinn OOnd lnue'vote next .Tuesday will
:....... U two-thirds of the voters approve: theril -make
available classrooms to ease tliat burden. II the bonds
.pass, 40 relocatable c!Assrooms will' be pu,rchas€d tn
eliminate double sessions. Our communify must get oil the do~ble-sessjon .
drag. It is nnt just that the school board or the teachers
say so, our ,Newport Beach and; Costa Mesa city coun·
cils say so. Our chambers of commerce say :so. The
Board of ReaJtors says so. Promirient judges and com-
munity leaders in all walks of life are endorsing the
bond issue.
,Request
elsewhere and a pll>Ceas o! ecooomic delerioraUon be-
&in4. .
Industry hel~s take . the tax load off the backs of
the home owners. It Ls a contaglOUJ thlnc. When schools
a,,; _good and !ndustry Ls welCOf11e, tliey help .each other.
When schools are bad, Industry has a tendency to move
away and thus the dollar responsibility for the school
system grows rnore and more a burden upon the home
owner and taxpayer. , ,
When a s c h o o I district -and a community -
start to deteriorate, there are other problelil! as well.
The better teachers begin to look around for greener pa~urfs,.~d the' over·all snap, sp,ark!• and lmaglna·
tion 'Of a first.rate education system &el& lost In Iha
slluffie. . ·
" ·&yond all this, of course, Is the moil Important
factnr of ali: the children themselves. . •
AimOst. every •ecqnd grader In the publle schools
· 1n the H~rbor Area is on double session lhil ~ Each •
one nf .them is short-changed 11t least •·half JlOur of ln:-strucUo~ each day. That half hour may not' 1Duna'liko
much, bµt )t adds .UP· The loss per day is tbe·eql!ivllent
of 1 If.a years of teaching ·1n 12 years of scboollpfl .
The number of children on double session will 'keep
growing until 'the classroom crisis is resolve<!... . , .
Obviously, the only way to ease the classroom
shortage is to find more classrooms. Ninety-seven per·
cent of the $15.9 million bond issue is eannarked for
port.able, relocatable ciBssrooms or !or permanent
classroom erpanslon and construction. Sch09l buses.
libraries, administration buildings -none of these is
included.. What we have before us is a bare-·bones re-
quest to resolve a menacing crisis in our community.
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. ~":c ~·tV-Jo.u.a:;..~
They all know that when schools start to be neglec-
ted, warning signals pop up. These signals tell knowl·
edgeable people in industry, in business development
and in investments that the community is starting to
. slip. The community doesn't attract or hQld as high a
callbe< nf resident Business and IDdU>VY ~tart to look . ' . ,,. . ' { '
The cost ts small in dollars -20 cents a week. !or
the owner of a $20,0oo home, 40 cents a week for the
owner of a $40,000 home.. .
The price will be'hlgh If we fall again.
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~'Pi.EASE PONT iAl<E Mf To lUBA. 1 -wAs o>iv< fJ01N' To
THE WASllROOM FOR SoME ·WATER,;~.
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. ·League of w~ Voters f]rge"J ¥.ES V•~··Tuesday .. '
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ls oi Se'fl,eral
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V ar.ieties ·
JI)' GEORGE R. eof-F;·ft.11.
Nowadays,. with .everyone 'coocemed
about riots. 1tudent unresti''·.tnudown·
ol law ...S order, vJoleol .. -.,, ol
trwllu-1 -. and -... .u1uu-.·e11:.,:int~t to mahitaln
our perspective. What'• 1ood .Ind 'What's
bid? Good or bad for whom? What
are the JlUl'POle8 ol. these waves ol
dilcontent? ,
The annrm are not euily diacovtreif,
primarily becaqse the questio111 are In-
appropriate. lnlllead of aking, "Why
are some people being so violent?" a
rnor< poliit.d question ll)iiht be, "What
varieties · of aggi"emlion facilitate or
detract from perlOrlal and s o c I a t
fulllflm"11!" .
IT Ill b KNOWN that humans
are naturally directional, wanting to
move ahead and grow. This is
equally true for one 'person or for U.. whole world. The words "movement''
and"~".,. keys to ooe impcdant
Ylrfely o1 •arustoo: tldl-werdon. Our
very survlvlil u humans requires u
lo keep ~ -lo Cll¢illually user!
oilraelves IO that we and otben will"
dee us as autonomous ·and worthwhile Persons. '
·Whenever we're repressed, inhibited,
or are denied movement in some
way -remember, we limit ounelves,
~we feel caged and our emotional
energy builds up, sometimes to the boil-
ing point. Then, if we escape the cage,
we are apt to blow.
PRESSURE COOKERS have safety
valves but, unfortunately, we'n not. so
equipped. We have to create our Own.
1£ we cannot make our own safety valve,
we often insist that others provide <:me
for us. When tlley don't or can·~ the
"tall wags Uie dog" and we user!
only hostile feelings toward our "op.
prusors" rather than ·usertinJ wlto we ....
While self-aslel'Uon b a positive force
lfi our lives, hostility -defiMd u the
need to hurt another -diverts our
movement towartl further growth and
thUI is sell-destructive.
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Gloomy
Glls: : Stak~: Social, ·Econ.omic · Well Being
. " TO the Editor : •
Do the kids who clean the beach
get a rebate on their' ·surfing tu?
. ~ere are all tthe liWe Old ladles
who.try.to keep teen·aa:ers ofI the
beScb!· Let them clean It up.
The 'children in I.he Newport-Mesa r
Unified School District JrW be adverlely
aff<Cled il Iha Februarr nth bond i>l'O-posaJ Is not supported by the necess&ry
two-thirds. of the voting ·public 'Jh' Our Uttf,."""' ~ --· NonMlf'J.,,,.,,,.,.
return Of the hijackers on the basis
of' extradition or prisoner exchanges or
casb rewards!
Surely, the. return of these criminals
wUl.tdeter.otherS and halt the ridiculous
helplessneSs in u.e· responses t o
dangerous actions.
degree of awareness requires application
of knowledge with conviction.
How lazy humans are! Crutches!
Denial! And the greatest denial is failure
to give and receive love. One who cares not to exert the energy shall never
live, but one who projects anytb.ing,
however little, at least is looking beyond
himself.
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communJUea. ..
At "present over 1,300 cblldren receive.
lea than a full day's education,. and
in the near f11ture ttie sbol'tlge of
classrooms will become even more
critlcaL -' ' ••
Tbe district trustees· haye '~
the February Ulh hood progam lo meel
A 1 . the -111'111 urgent clmloom needs. ~ '!"OOND VAlllETY ·Ill aumilnn eliminate m ble .,IO&li00. by nen !all,
mfptWe wantbe ='-*' ~te!f.!1•· and achle.e ·more,tfficl~nt use of e:rliting my -·~ncy faciliti" and '· L tt, fit _into and" conform ·with a family, es eqwpmen .
1 5'ICial groue, • wwld order -'u '..TIJE° ~GtiJ:. of Women Voters ol '~ 81 •r· 1~~. no1..,ir.1nsu' .t£J<>I' 'Oraoa• Coitat tieileves that unless· the 'UCWl•Plli"Ofaome uanogy, P.1UOD, 1 'bond passea and1-tbese things are·done
cause or s.~!! &f'O';'P· but we·~~lonely it will ·be imposaible for this distrki
and d~ if we re not participants. to maintain the Jeffl ol educational quaJi.. ·
Social, cultural and .personal alienatlpn ty ·that this ·community surely needs a~t for untold nusery. and wants. ,
Again, when . homonomy . needs are The League ti · Women Voters of
thwarted, ne:galive aggression_ results. Orange Coast ,believes that a qualltJ
Active parUc1pation then turbs into fore-local school system is essential 1o the
tng o~i'!l'lves i~ whe~e we feel left social and 'economic well being of the
out. BLWTe manifestations of the thrust community, anc1· urges the voters to
im.:ard homonomy appear daily as mart ·"YES" on the bond mue at the
headlines in the newspapers. "Students polls February 11. ·
Attack AdminillraUon Building." "Gong MRS ROQBRT SllEllMAN Raids Party." ''Rehell Over~thr~w • n-...1.. wvoc Government ... ••Father Murden· Entire ~~ent, L
Family." . ,
' Ill IT ABKING loo much lo be part
ol SOOJethlol fli"pr than oursolves? In
our culture, perhapa. Maybe we're bung
up on the concept of, "You~ prove
yourself before we'll accept you In.to
our group." Exclusl.onism could tie
responsible for at least some of today's
upheaval. " •
Another variety or a & 1 r e s s I o n
permeating . the current ecene 1S en-
counter. An encoun~ requires aelf-
asselflon and active participation ol
those involved. Nothbig lea lllfflces.
.Jt .assumes that somethin1 happens
between the participant&
WHEN ITS man1restation ls negative
-unlulillllng -then all hell breaks
loose. When, on the other hand, there
is .an attitude of positive .. aympaUco,"
theotarowth. autonomy, bomonomy, and
encounter all work to btlng ~~ether.
Unri!allsUc? Maybe. But what have
we got to lose? 'think ab<Klt where
you art, and then consider wbefe the ·
perlOn most removed from you is. Is
the distance really so far?
Ttco·t~lnb Needed
To the Editoi;.
BecauR of an archaic law in our
artha1c llate ~Uoa, 1 minority
of voters Wt:rt able to bnpoee' their
will on the majority in our last school
·bond election. 1hb: is .not the democratic
way and those people who would not
support school bonds last year, causing
double sessions for 1,300 children .this
year, would be the flrst to cry foul
Jf their children weren't getting a full
day ol school.
WE DON'T NEED just 1 simple ma·
jority voting YES on February 11, we
need a two-lbinfs majoilty i9 pus thlJ .
bond issue.
lbla la the groat&t place In the world
to live~ the harbor is Wied with beautiful
boats and every week more people con-
spicuously consume, but ya we can't
build needed new schools becaUJt we
won'' pass a bond issue.
Invest in the future by voting YES
on Feb. 11.
BILL "LONGLEY
, llWlcl _,, their ........... In llD ~ or ,.._
Ttle rllflt ,. °"""'""41. lftftrs to flt -•· •llffllo ' .,.,. lllllf" 11 l'IHrwd. All lttten; ""11f lndudl •i.t.tu,.. ll'd !Tllll"'-a6clret1, bvt nema ..,..,. 1111•
wlll'llleld on r-' If wt!klwit rHIOll la ~
Will letters, postcards or telegrams
to our elected representatives start the LILA MELTON
-Ball-day Sea•lott•
'TO ~-&litor: . . · .. ·--,
ball rolling?
ARTHUR WE~ A news report of Dr. T"nnotHy
· .r. • _ . ~ L"eorJ!'S recent talk at'L'.C·Irvifie_,WtU 1: J :~.' , · 1 1htddli~d: "Leor11'1 Creed: 'You're
P1teb1o Q1test,.. • 6.d·.· . ImpiJrlool ·date on your ealendar:
F1briWj IL Tbol ll•eledlon dly. Eleo-
,tJon dlf, 10'1 AJ? rOt wbat? Lil .111e
ezplain lo. )'OU for what. for the future
Edi · f"·.~~ .;_11 . , -Ed1tcn' TJl~·:, Jar ~ \ ~. ·• , ; • ;,.... .. :i /\ ..• ~ 1 • .,,...,\.#<-,.·
t '.lie where the Pentag •. •· ,n,ak" sr · A.,..,.,......,..,.. to investigate tbe Pueblo affliJtl ...-. _·_ f~ :f1 _ ····.: ,.,,,,.. ··~·~!"l't!I.~ of your cblldren. , •
FofruarJ' 11 •la Ille Illy Iha! ·an ol
the· pmma &o to ~ ~Its ·to d~ld~.
their· cblldr1'n'1 tutute. How, )'.Q.l ,aslt .
-By auppo!tln1(-the bond iSsue lo pli>vlde
rnore-ftmdJ .forthe -edUcatioD 'Of yOUr
Are,lbef tcyin1 t.o white.wa~IJ the Ives TO lbf! Editor · · . alld keep from being investigat.d!,~ ,1 •• b :. , -., "._.11 -.• .,. onIY way we, will ever koow -the· WU('.; l~· w•~e µpol~ Adi~~"'8'. ye, 1 mean
800 ·correct tliese aJarmlng cqnditiOos · "Yob lcOmt>Iaeent Ame!"lc~ns oyer 3$. I'm
Is to have an investigation by the Joint glad ~be ~~uc&;ted and intelligent youth
children.. · ·
Armed Services Committee of the House of A~er1ca at .least have a sense of
and the senate. From what I have value.
Ask yourselves· this , qJiestion: would
you like to ha:\fe yow: chUdren on half-day
sessions fl!!il year not only at the ·
elementary level, but .at the high school
level?
read, I assume that Colrtdr. Buchei-Over 31,000 American boys have been
violated , Navy regulations and should killed in the jungk!s or Vietnam. Another
receive some punisbment -( minimum) 200,000 have been wounded and some
reprimand to (maximum) two years• at 18 and 19 .are destined to spend
sente.nce and kick-<iut. tlle remainder or their lives as. cripples,
HOW MUCK CAN a child learn in THE BOA.Rb WILL be fair &nd com·
half a day? How much chance does passionaf,e, they will not "throw the
a · teacher have· to use '1er talent in book at him" -but for the sake of
that limited time? . morale., if he ls found guilty be should
We are not ~ ~ undue; demands not go unpunished.
on. our · teachei'a .bUt CO, ~IV.ell· :Hun-. · · The-·best , aummation of the Pueblo
drtd of ~others.· fatber1~t.nd~uca~rs , . af{eir w8.s made by the keen and
have hem working Jooc.bard hours t1!e analytical mind of Congressman James
put few montbl to make sure this B. Utt al.most a' year ago in his
bood passes. . Washington Report Letter "of · Feb. 14
The bond Issue has gwned the support and 1 have his perrili.ssioo to quote or most of the area busineasmen and in art . ·
an unprecedented endorsement by the p ·
City Council. "COULD TIUS BE treason, or is
All of UJese. ,people have donated their it incompetence, or Is It just plain
Ume unselfishly to make February 11 stupidity? If our government pays tribute
a · succesa. Won't you give your time lo North Korea, as we . did in Cuba,
and support by . coming to · the polls we have sunk lower tban I ever dreamed.
next Tuesday? .~ By tribute, I do not mean 'cash. I
lt:RS. FRED SIMPSON mean ally kind of a promise of discussion
President, Wibon PTA or apology. one question that must be
'A Reso1tndln9 YES'
To the Editor: ' Your headline in 1.fonday's edition,
Beach Debris Too Much For City, Was
cause for alarm for all the residents·
of the area. What a pleasant ltlrprise
to open Tuesday'• edition and see the·
headlines, Students to Aid Cleanup.
Our students are TOO MUCH!. Once
qain, as when the high tides and storm
surf threatened West Newport and the
area teen-agers came to the rescue with
sandbagging activities, can we be justly
proud of our young people.
resol\ted· is, 'Who ordered · the ·Pueblo
to sdrrerider without firil)g a abot?1 Could.
it ·be part of our strate.gy of ISlUl't!nder?
'lbere are ~le in the PentBj:ol), ln
Ji.tgh plates, who ·have Jong urged Uuit
tbe United States should not "ba1¥e
milltary' superiority but olily mlliliiy
equality.
lts daily cost ls a whopping $85 million.
We cannot win a military victory nor
can the enemy.
WE· HAVE BEEN "called in" by an
Illegal dic~torship which imprisons all
wbo seek neutrality or any -course con·
trary .to madness. South Vietnam i!n't
a member of SEATO or any military
alliance with the U.S. There has been
no dc;claration of war. Ovet one-half
fu.lllion of our boys are · there because
of a scrap of paper, "Tbe Gulf of
TonkiD Resolution (1964)."'
It gave the President the right to
use .t{ly force he considered necessary
to defend the lives of American mililary
personnel. Did that mean involving
American boys in an Asian land war '!
Shouldn't our elected Congressmen and
Senators decide that, instead of a Presi·
dent who is only one man?
PRESIDENT KENNEDY reduced the
number of Americ:Ms in Vietnam from
15,000 to 14,000 before his assassination
•nd called for all U:S. .troops lo be
withdrawn by tbe end,of;l~. He felt
we· should supply South 'Vietnam, bul
thoy should do the fighting.
Why should Ameiitcan boys l>eeome
pawns for Saigon? That govetnm_ent Is
equally a& bad as what we're ftatiting.
Ri&bt or left, dictatorships are both
reprf!SS.lve and evil. Do we see, RuSsian boYa in Vietnam's jungles? .
Cynic · vs .. Sentimentalist 'Skyrocket'
To tM 'Editor :
School costs increased almost and up
to 18.5 percent while the enrollment
of children increased only I.I percent.
LET US ALL get down to the be.aches
this Saturday and help our students
Clean up the beaches. Then on Tuesday,
February 11, cast a resounding YES
vote on the all-important Newport-Mesa,
Unified School District bond Issue.
0 TH.E FALLA CY of this 881Ul'Tlption·
Is more than evident. It would cert.aihly
be: · treason if the ~ bad been
dellvtrm into the bands of the Com-
munists by desigri, in order to give ,
the Conununists our Jitest·, sophisticated"
electronic de\rices. You must recall that
the secrets of the atomic bomb and
fissionable material were given to the
Communists by Americans ln h.igh post.
tion."
WHY JS . VIETNAM 10,000 miles away
1'impottant," but Cuba only 91'.1 miles
away ignored? Wake up! Any mature,
intelligent_ American can see. that this
war is ruining America. Wake up! Before
, this .wa,r ruins ,not only th.is generation,
but marty more by its folly. 'J1looPll Al Lorp:
Tbe eynlc wbo lnidltl thll evet)'lhlnc
in life ii done for a 8elfisb reuon la cfoler to the' lrulh than the sen-
timentalist who denlel II; but Iha cynic
la tllorllfibt.d lo not1 reallllnt that the prWlemallc a,pect"ol IUe U.. lu bowiDI
tho i... -" ol the -lie .. u. and when "We acl In 1e<onl with these
needt, our 0 18ltlshoea" hi a l s o
-volenL • • •
brokte no laws, • • •
The rut -trouble with 11ogans like
Thia bond Issue should be r<jected Md the spending skyrocket ill the public
scbool system should be brought back
down to earth. Where the rest or · WI
live.
WILLIAM JOHN KNIGHT
B• Geo..,e. ---,
Dear George:
What do you think ol lfrla who
have nolhlng on their m..b>d1 but •
men and having• good limo!
It can and will be a great day for·
our commwUty.
MR. AND MRS MICHAEL R. LAWLER
Slooc c-p•ter
To the Editor:. 1 Here1s a ~al~ anecdote to foUO'if
Saturday's feat\ae on Dr. Lea Shuck.
Newport-Mesa's asslslant superintendent,
who bu set up grades by computer.
· THESE . ARE A few of the many
questiom 1 want answered and · only
a Jojiit Congreasional Committee can .
find the answers. U you agree with
my thll)k.ing wW you write your con-
grt.SRrn&n and your two aenab"f'""and
demand tbat Ibey do Iha loyestl(1tlngT
Thanks.
CAPT. I. B. McDANIEt
U.S.N. (tel.)
.r-klng Bell°'"' Serr ·
To the Editor '
Leary's creed, Inspired tho following
~ Y. MlTCHELL
----Frid a y, February 7, 1969
Th• tdllOrflll page 01 th• Dcf!v
Pao' 1e1b to •nform and 1Um.
.,. rtod«r• bJI prt.Slntittg this
~pcr's ·Optnions and com. ,.
· Long refleclfon taa c:onfuoc the mind
11111 .. oltao .. It can darllr M: I ..,_ ...., bridge pi-.-. ponder for
1,---_mj....,lJielore playing Iha Wl'.Olll con!. wllt might have pl•yed the right ...
-I mcxnenl's thoughL
u1aw and order" wu expressed by
Goethe .nearly two centuries ago. when
he w;arned : •'The phralel men are ae-
Clllfomod to repeot 1nct111nt1r. end by
becomlna .... ictlOns, Red thus Ollify
Iha orpna liil<ttlge.C.." --• • •
11•1 1 pllr that such old-fashioned
word• u "Dlbb!'"llllbbet" _have dilap-
peared 1nd have nol been "Ploced by
111y modern equivlfents.
OLO FA8IllONl!D
Dear Old Fasbioood: When you've been married as
km& as 1 have. you learn to try
10I lo think ol glrb who thlnlt
of nothing but men and having
a eood time.
While ·our e!OJD<nlory school child
brooPI borne a hand·pl'O(.'Used. but ac-
<'lnW, i:<Po1t card ON SCHEDULE lsst
Wed:ri~y, we are 5UJI aw1IUng the
mmputerired lfade report for OW' jw:liot
blgb ochool·lluderil.
comments: -
One who first finds a point o( ae-
cei>lanc< with , hit pment persooallty
can then proceed without J)l'Opl to
awareness.
tnento:rv qn, topics of lntcre1i
o.nd slgnftkonCt, bt1 providing o
fonm for the t%prusicm of
our teodtrr' opfntoni, and bt1
prt.tf'nttno thr dtoersc vic io-
poUUI of tnformtd obsmitrs
and spoktlt1teft on topics o/ the
• • • '1111 reopecllble world looks clown Ill
.. Ill thooe who m Jud(ed aulfty
If .... Ill oommJa1on -but I lood
... -be mode out 11111 our mojor
.. -br Iha shit ol --ti 1HIH by the very people
-ud •imloul for haWll
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U you have to make a long story
abort, tt couldn't have bten much of
I llotJ lo bella Wilh.
(Write to George and don't rorgtt
to postmark your rea s onable
racslmlle after midnight In t5
words or more.)
LANE B. BLANK
Nesetlate Wltfl C•k
To tho Editor:
Why can't the U.S. government or
Iha alrllnu ne1ollalfJjlh Cubl le< tho
Knowled&e or onesell Is 11.i.Q far rrom
enough, hoJl't•er; anren=s 11 only the.
flnt leYel. But lo shara and lfl'lr
knowleclge lakes resoonslblllly.
We all have goofed In the game of·
Infinity but to rise out ol ~ ~
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FRIPA Y, SEIRUARY 7, :1t6'
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Shaw 'Fingel"ed' ..
Witness Puts Him in Oswald Car ·
FnmWn-
NEW ORLEANS -Tbe _.i!on
todoY bolslered Iii cLa1J!i that Clay L.
Shaw and Lee Harvey Oswald were
together in a rural Lou1aiana ·town in
the late summer ol. lMS with a witness
who pointed a rmger at Shaw to idenWy
hltn in the crowded courtroom.
three months before the murder et, Preal-
dent Kenriedy.
' lledoll,a Batiln-RaJ&e"-·wtiowmtl
as a doctor•i ~ Aid' tt&it Ja
1963 she. "" • ~onllt Ill !:All ' ' ' Loul!lana Stole l!olpltal when Olwald·
walkEd. In • looJdn& for • job .... liie
dlreeled bim to the persoonel -· Miss Dedon tesUfied she laler ldmtilied
Oswald from phOtopphs,'
\Villlam Duiln Sr. of Clinton testified
, , he saw Shaw waltiq. in a big, black
car whilf' Oswald bied to register as
a voter in Clinton, LI. . ·
The defense hammertd on, 111ne d'f·
fq<nees In the leatimonJ. C.l!lnl aaid
the man be later recoplsed from a
newspaper jholograpb u Shaw was
wearing a bat Dunn insisted tbe tnan
wore no hat. One point of recognlUon, .
he said, wa1 the man'l·ll'IY hair.
"Let me ask you,'" aakl defe11!fl at.
torney ·F. Irvin Dymobd. 1'Tbll. man
that yw saw, he !\Id Jonie: balr on
the top ol hJJi bead than thll delmdiat
bu!"
"Did ne have a bei.rd?11 Dymond aat.-
ed.
"I. don't remember/' Mid . Dedm
replied. ·
There were continuing objec:tkm from
the defense becall!e the pc'91.ut1Dn ~
not yel . laid the legal louadlllaa for
the charge ft conspirley. 1 'J1aeee; wlri
overruled by ~ DbtrlCI Court
Judge Edward A. HaWril Jr,
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D.lll.Y PILOT Staff,...,.
BROKEN SEWER Lll\IES ·50 MILES 'UPSTREA'M't.iEAN POLLUTED BEACHES .
Riverside Key
Beaches Open iµ 2 : Weeks?
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By All'l1llJJI B. VINSEL .. or•_.~,....,.,,
· Qlwantining of Orange Coonly COM!al
waters -pollut.d i,, . eight mlJlion
pllons of raw sewage pouring daily
· into· the .upsltt8Jll Santa Ana RIYtl' from Rlv~.CQ\m~ ~"vapd...,
')!•lell\-.;":'.-· .. !II !ft~· .. J..ensllalof tbe ~ l>an OD· lwjmiJllniJ
and ....no& de~ OD tlJe· ·-o<ll
whlcb Rlyerside County J!'llllOri!iel ii ...,,_' their..-· l ...... to "-. ;;:; ol eOntanitiioiJon ....-. ....
, S.0-In Riverside aaid today thal
the Jaeger Construction Co. is Wilridn&
fast to repair a long segment of. a
brand-new, main sewer trunk that rup.
lured ~ Its. heavy storm burden
a week ago.
Tburaday's two-fisted 1quall which
swept over Orange County dumped an
lDCh of rain o n already<lren;cbed
Riverside <;otmty, bat -k CGl1thiued
00 the 3&-incb trunk line withoul ja.
terruption.
Orange County Health Jlire<tor Dr.
J.;R. Philp said today Santa Ana 111-
contamination fl. ·aeas from tbe· Hano
lington Beach Stale Parti ·IO Newpari
Pier is still extremely bfgb. •
Pollution of seawaten·around tbe·Santa
Ana River mouth wiD. drop quUe quickly
as soon as Riverside County mahaps
to stem the flow of eewap wutet
dawn the storm-swollen stream, be said.
Clam>, mussels and other shelllilh In
the afiected area could pooe a dufer tOr a long Ume after .the upstream
sewage breai: is repaired, boweftl', n-.
Philp oaid.
u'I'he shellfish retain tbe·rnaterilll for
Dne time after the river and .eiwater
cfean up," he explained.· 1
A portable cblorinatinll onit·bu been
set up at each of three major._..,
line '1n!aks in Jllvenlde, ·pourlnf llO&l'i1
a to\ )of the anllsepllo Into tbe swtillnc • ' . . " ' brow. 1 flow each day. Son\• discrepancy appears In judpleal. of the problem pOOed by the raw lle1lap
c+>taminaUon, dependlnr upon I be
..urce, lj>Ocllically ciependlq upoo wblcb
county he speaks for. '
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.. 'Sewa~e · St~kani .S~p~iJ-Almost 'Riverside County Healtll· Dlroctor· llr,
Harold M. Ertcuoa .. ,. !hit despite tll'e eight million ga!I0111 of niate!'1<1
fl6wing into the stream dally, Santa
Alia River pollution is lower thla usual. A btt..i ~-1'umor~tbo ·
Heavy Ooodwaters earned after the Sarita ADa River ...... pollulloOI pldme
divutating Southland rains art·respcmsi· tod1Y, ·w1t1t ~ Ullt red-bad
ll'Ope'are balcllly embarrassing lo peo-
ple' and the tbfte million gallon mishap
ic .tull"ldlc -.iew was the worst of.
fender. ' bit for dllutinll tbe narmally lllnilllh Rlverlfde limply .-·tlit •hoa....n
ri,.r, whlcb bu assumed dlarrbeac pro-d°'"' m at --tlitd of the problem. ~ in m«9· Will" than OQe. llailllnl lo llop the poi-Dow,
·Chlorination c..mp.i,.. c:ood1lcied al . city. ·ellldals triumpblnlly ....,need
tile ·-upotream pointl ... -bell>' that·• three milHon pllon-peN!IJ ...... hie to 'cui tbe . cootamlnallon,' Dr'.' U..·-·lll'Milllan'llrldp,""""Mt.
J;klcU...· aid, which II nennali1 •dbl · RnMdnm0boJs.been ~ to animals and Giber ......,... &loo( the · · S.. U .bad, • noted people using 'tbe'
-' ' bta1(ilt tnvtisd lliid(e. ~ 1bai WU a ftilef.. -I
Seataloglcal accldel!ls er whatever
But u.ey.dwn•t·tell·tbe whole tale.
•'Ille .MlllloD Bridge sewage line .,...
merely tapped by a secondary pipe lhove
the . llGrm 1'1ip!Ure, then dumped blto
the ·ftonlo, c1ii1Qne1 In remote privacy
farther· dmmilream.
Public Warlillllrector C.O.:Ce Hubbard
said when prdaed abmrt the halMold
(See SEWAGE, Page I)
Dunn was the a1sth of a _Jtring of
state witnesaes called tn an effort to
link Sbaw, Oswald and David W. Ferrie,
The defense has denied Shaw knew either '
Os)vald or Ferrie. ·
Dunn lelned forwud In the witnesl
chair and peered at Shaw, who wu
doodling on a big yellow legal pad.
o;Looka just like.It was then," be aaJd.
The secood witoea of the d11, llObllle Tbe llale oaid It ....id •-11)>" the testlmon1 lster-ln the cul. . . Shaw was charged with conspiring to
assassl.nate !;'resident John F.· Ktnnedy
-with Dill Atty, Jlm Garrison naming
the Qther two men, .both. nOw dea4,
as co-conspirators.
Dunn was caned as a corrOborating
witness for Corrie C. Colllns of Baton
Rouge, who testified Thursday that Shsw,
Oswald and Ferrie were together in
the big, black car. He said Oswald
got out of the car and went into the
Clean~p ~asier-
Flash Storm Scatters Debris
voter regislratlon line. . The brigade of student voluntetn who
Dunn said he had been working with will cle.in the Newport Beach sanda
the Congress of Racial Equality during of debrla satUrday will have an wler
a voter registration drive. in late Au ... ·• time of It, thanks to Tbunday's sudden 6-stonn. -or early September, 1963, and aaw Shaw • at the wheel of a parted C-a<llD.ac in Spokeamtn fOr the city general aerviCp
fnJlll of tbe re"'-·'• office. The department said they have changed the • ... M-JocaUon of the beach cloalluJ> from the
wilneJs scld Os\l'.ald otood in line nearby area near the llaala Ana • River to a
to register. mlch -!be• Newport Pier ind He said the man at the wheel wu the BaJbOa6 jeUy. Wiler ' tbere 11
11a big man, big , shoulders wJtb .l!'IY notquanntined,heclaeof11Wap.
halt." The IUdden storm arid
l<DQ you Jee , thal mar,, ~· ~~" hl&b wlndl CIUled the IUl'f~
Hk<J Asst. Dtst:Atty. ~ ew Scl•inbra, "!'\<!' of Ibo beach dlllriio' Iii".' C"-or:
' ~ !lo>il'.~Pwli'· ' c '·"' ' "'* llM.!P! ............... lie >Relii!id a Jefl fJnfinpr. 11 · the ,on the liloi:ll-!eal. -:0\'"! ~
lllver-halre40MGOW05haw. . , Tiit • Jlokup ~ wlll-1'"•ldo Duim ldenlllled Oswald from 1 pictur• eaaler ...-r. for lb<! ·• 'i!adeal
u . "~ wbf*e: l;>oy'' ht aaw in line ~ ...... for the .a.i ·
with a· l'OOP of N.,_. " ' . ?"!' necidoll of !Iii dobrlt-... wtll
New pr1ean1 pollcerila.a Frank' F. ~ ·
caJm •nxlous · mothen: who· CIOed city
hall earlier this week erpresslnf coneem
over youths picking up debris ID polluted
sections of the: ocean fronL
None of the area, to be covered lits
in the PJ!l\lrtl9n ..... '
Fne parking from I a.m. to the end
of the ~. IJlriod· will be. avallabio
in all metered locatiqm~the' e!Jti>.[lll. ed belcbfronL 14ore ' . wW be
avalililile 'a( Newjloit lementa-ry
Scbooi'1 paved plaj ...... ' ' '
'1'lie NOIUn1-aion \IW bJ prnvidine l.h~ir o~n:tr&¥P,Orl.aUon·tQ the aite.' _
Earlier plana to lllli' thl stUdlJlll to
ll'!t .ara were ~Had · . • C:tif omctiis ;m~....:..C..Uie -lOeallaa
of ' i..'r..il,..Clty .... -.......... the vol-.. •the 1fay· of, the cJeOii,p ~·secre{ lunch" :wu·"'·-
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Hayward, .-,. prooecution wltoea •
today, testified be psrtidpated in the B k L nils S , .
arrest o1 Oswald A!Ji .•• 1113. when , ur e , e. . . . . , ·upport Oswald aot into ••• violeat .argumeat" •
wlllt. two Cubans while dls!rlbutlni pro-•,· , c-. literature.
Other w11n ..... 1e1t10ed In the lipellin, T S hool B nd ·1· . day of leallmoay Thursday ' that they 0 c ' ' 0 ' ' ssue saw Shaw, Oswald and Ffrrle together . . ,
Nixon Promises •
To Send C.ongr~
Big Tax Reforms
WASHINGTON CUP!) -The Nixon
adminlstration saJd today it would p-o--
pose far-reaching tax reforms t o
Coqrtss thia year including changes
In iJMrome ·tu Ian to give the average
citizen a better break.
But Trea!ury Secretary David M. Ken-
nedy in a statement gave oo specific.a
of the packa1e he oaid hl1 stall tiu
been directed to prepare.
Treasury olJJcials oaid the package
likely would include changes in income
tax Jaws to benefit the individual tax-
payers and tax JncenUve proposals aimed
at recruiting bulineu support and fU&--
ding of Nixon admlnillrallon urban and
social pro,r~
A trea.Bury spokesman said Kennedy's
staff also would be directed to malie
recommendations for closing loopholes
used by big income earners to ease
their tu burdens. ·
Kennedy said the first item of concern
to the administraUon wu the question,
"Are all Americana: in s i m 11 a r
circumslances paylni approliinately the
same amount of income taxes?"
A second 1tildy area, Kemiedy aid,
ISltbe "Ule of tu credlis to beip'IO!ve
the prob!-· of the cities and of our dtlldvantaged." . .
'A Jonset range refnrm~-whlcb ofllclala lndlcatad • would
not ho projloeed thli yeat -..
a' revillon of federaHtale tu rtJa.
tioolhipo.
TllaodlT• tlh mllllon .w.--.-Jlood lalue for the~
sa Unllled llcllool DlstriCI; w*,llidpned
todo(Y 111· .AllmlbJyman.JIGblrl 8mb (1\-
HUQllnlll>a Belch.). ,
"Thia ia a critical Issue, " according
to the infortnatloo I have reCet~ed from
both chambers of ---.. and information provided by the IChool
dl!trlct," said Burke.
Burke is the second Orange .County
asaemblyman lo 1Upporl the bond Issue.
Robert Badham CR·Newport Bellcll), tbe
other representative from witbfn the
Newport.Mesa district, also bu an-
nounced·bis endorsement. .
~ bonds would fiDBDCfl ~ four. year
bnllding ·program Involving all grades.
The lmmedl1te effect wooJd ho •the end
ol double· --by September of next year. PreseqUy 1,300 chlldrtn are on
Jeu than a full dly of · llcbool, with
that number lncreuilig to 2,100 by next
year.
"Re-locatable classroom bulldinp will
be uaed to house this · lncreua In growth
a n d are hlp qaality bulldlnp, eom.-
parable to regular classrooma ncept
that they may be moved to where the
studenta are located, rather than forcing
atuden.ll to be moved to tbem," Burke
noted. " The school districts can anMclpa.te
maximum enrollment at acbool JocaUona
and, when 85 percent of this enrollment
is readied, these re-locatable dlArooml
Storie Mllf'hU ·
NEW YORK MP) -Frofit.taklllc cat
,.... Ill the c!Ole al the llock • market
tally. TnNilnt' wu 'moilmtely lclive,
(See quotationl, P~,10-~lJ·
The Dow. Jm11 1llGJ;lllNI •!"f'IC9 at1 l :IO P·~· WM up I.II 111 117 A
can Ile ided, ml enrollment again -
ed,ihe ~ out ' ' Re-~blel are' ~ly In ,.. al
aevefal'lchoels In' the dlstHct, inci11dln(
Balearic, ·Adams, Piularino, and LlnColn
schools.
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Harbor Women
Support Bond
Member• of the Women's Civic League
of Newport Harbor havf voted
unanlm\M\Sly to support ll)e f)J.1 mlJllon
NJ!WllOrl-M... Unified SClloi>l Dlltrlel bond flsue to be voted On Tuaday. '
Taking of a stand ·by liio .-hen
was approv'ed by theT bolrd· of
dlrecton. Mn. Daniel Gllcrlll, -League presldenL lal!l -.lt Ip .. the flrat
Ume the non-parllaan ~-1w pven·
an endorsement ia inare. tbaa a decade.
She aald Inernben felt a "yea" vote
11 imi>efaUve for the cominunlty.
Orange
' . Weadler
Sunlly -aiil lllllbtlY ....... er tempera1-.will • greet tbt
I Weekend~....,, wftb merturY1 mdb\cJI .. _ 'up• Into .
I the low l!O'a ~ the 0r..,. Coast. . . .., ' .
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Htiie 'Arrested -.. -. ... -'I -. . . . . ' . ' . UUI' s _,:-Prote·st: . . for Ray Series 'Liv.e-in'. D·ozes-·.On I 1 '
JNSmE TGDAY
Th• !al<st in a growing chain
of Cint1110 1liovtt 'lll<atm opc111
in Newport Bnch Twsd"I(,
• and oumer Jirilu ldlbanls,l<lil u.. .. c1..,,,. •""11 i1' lodotl'•
WttJc,ndlr. Paga 21.
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On Freeway
·A saturation campalp to llQl!!y Coota
Mesans wbo -be aUected by Im· \,endm& desipatlon ol a fiMI Newport
' ,.... ... y root• lbn>uP the city Is
Jenera.ting mucb mponae, officiall uld
today.
Hundreds of postcards based on tax
usessment roll! have been malled out.
W>ng with hand~euvtred nollciq: of •
Feb. II public hearinl bby the llUfo
Vivlston of Highways.
"Gee. ~we~ .a lot~ them, aeveral .
rwns. •. UJ.{' a' IPOkellDU fOr tbl. dtJ. .
,J111neer!ng departmonl, wblcb Is hlndl-
}nl the lnfannaHnnal """1c<.
' 'lbe hearlnl Oil Cl!< choJ<:e ol -~. allinmmts Feb. JI al 10 UI. Jn
Jhe J-Ezbiblts Bul!dlnl al tha pr..,. Coaniy Falr1!-will live
ciu.ins a·chanoe to speak.
Maps showing, the 10!!< al-to
Ille Newport JloQlevanJ.lpllowtn& -
chosen without public hearlog 24 yean
Iii• are on cli!piay now In Ibo Coots f.fesa. Civic Center' lobby.
·, Staff member> lbonMlgbly !amDlar
j.ilh the lmway q-·will be ~valla~le next Wodnelday and Thunday
lrom 10 a.m. to noon on the city ball'•
lourth Ooor to c1i!cu1s the matter.
· Agr<Onienl between the tH* ol Now-'ilbn Belcb and Calta Mj!la en -. ol
fl!e Newport Freeway ..... -In ~ of the queotten ' fer -jlderatlon by the state ~ Com-
111!aloo. ---v NeWporl i!Oacli faVlrl , ..... down
the well ~ ·al 6uper!cr ,Avenuo to
.. Iii~ with Ibo propllld ltooto
I Pacific Coast Frteway, willJe Coota
Mesa bu taken no stand yet.
D41LY PILOT Stefl' Plllll
Beached Nets
Manuel Borba of Costa Mesa, mends portion ol 1,200-foot bait net
1P1'ia4.oui at oia.il C:Owity Fairgrounds today, Net. are from b"!,t
boat-"Mana Ula!'' oat of Newport Beach. They are brought inlend
to fiiirgroiinds periodii:ally for drying, cleaning end mending.
Boswell to Qtjit Sc·hool·s
OAllY Pll OI
OIANG! CO.UT •UILISHING (OM,AHY'
l•tt.rt M, w.,1
P'>ttiOeftl ...... P'lltllh~t•
J•t• •. c.,,r • .,
Vi.tt ''flldenl ..... 0.lltrll Mtfll l't
Th•M11 IC•1•il l fiW
T~...,,, A. M..,,,,.;.,,
"'-"""" l!fltw
P111I Niu111
l111f••lltln1 Dlrtdtlr
C..,.lrihMOMM
)JO W•1t l•r Sfr ...
M1Ui"t Ml,..1u r.o. In 1160. t1ll6
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Slide-trapped Mesa Girl
SuesNewpo~ ThreeFirms
'lbrte cmstructloo companies aod the
city of Newport Btach have betn rued
for $100,000 in a Superior Court c.omplalnt
charglnl lh•m with negligence that le<!
SEWAGE •••
tale that It was a largely psychological
move.
Bui, llW>banl and other Rlvmlde city
and County o!Oclab reminded nelftlnen
"'verin& the pollution problem on aU
fronts. the rlvu is still cleaner than ...,,,
Ollorlne odcJed Jo ~ tlllck brown
channel, they explain, lowers the con-
tamlnalion level below Ill ~I pereen-
tqe, despite Ibo l1ct ol elg!lt mljlioo
caJlool ol lttlb. "'" .... .,. belnl ldded
dall:r· Ovmome b7 llll'CUll1 at the vtrbaf
·-_people ploy, ... hardllled DiWlpapfl' tdHor ?"U IMplred lo ~·
-1: "Next tlley'D tell m pollutlan Is good ,.. you..
to an ll·ytar-old Costa ~fesa girl's
serious lnjurlu .
Lenf· L. WU.On, lather of Deborah
Lynn ·wUaon, ldenUfles the contractors
as Jt W. McClelland and Sons, Inc., of
Costa M..,, Sulcy·Miller Coolract!n& CO.
and LUer and .W.Clales. They and
lho city, be alleios, wm '"'J>Ollllble
tor ""duevoua conditlom" thlt uisted
1n an area. defined ln tlle suit u the
"bedlanda tonilory al Costa M"' wost
tJde." .
Tb< complaint •P<cili<s further that
·the area Involved lia lmmedlole!J bebll!d
Victoria School, 11111 Vlctorta SL
Deborah suflored her Injuries tall Aug.
19, tht suit states, when she wu trapped
In an earth aUde while playing ln the
area. The complllnt alleges thlt the
site was known to be riddled wUh caves
and depressions and was used by 'tlle
city as a dum ping 1tt1.
ll ahouid, the persenaI lnju17 acUoo
, ...... hayt bttn feoced all and aU
CGllJleOled wllh the Ille mast bave been
awore lhat JI llllrlng«l lho It*"'• 1*1Ua• and Uftty coda. . . ' . -'. ' :
Willon'1 clilm fer' damages WU denied
last Dec. I by the Newporl 8dch clly
counclI.
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LIVE-IN •.•
Burglars Loot
Machi11e Shop
Roaming burglars looted a machine
shop and homes Thursday of $800 In
preci!ion instruments, golf equipment
and 10,000 Raieigb cigarette eoupaos,
Cosia eMsa police said today.
An inventory of 14 micrometers and
calfper sets worth $423 was stolen from
the Earl W. Ulrlch Co., 1278 Logan
St., by bltt'glars who pried a rear door,
and eelected ooly the best equipment.
Owner Earl W. Ulrich said other tools
were left undiaturbed in his machine
shop cabinets &net workbench drawers.
F~c:ooaultod.SWileyM. Brown,
3167 College Drive, told police burglar•
•bo took, '1i3 ,In goll club& and a bq
fmn bla -~y nlghL
Mrs. ~c. Sullivan, 959 Jumpero
Drive, -said $40 worth of lOOI, Including
10,000 gift COUJ>Olll and five B!ue Chlp
Stamp books were taken from her k.lt..
cben cabinet.
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EXCLUSIVE DULIRS FOii: HINltlDON-DlllXll.-HEIUTAOI
90 DAYS NO INTIRIST-LDNGlll TERMS AVAii.Aii.i ON Al"l'ROVED CRl!DIT
IN1lllOIS
NIWl'ORT IUCH r.-tleMI lnl•lw LAGUNA llACH
17271W..tcllff Dr., 642..2050 011l;nlft 345 ,._,,.. C0111t Hwy. '4f4.65St
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Firs' Famil11 Moves In-_ . . . .
Passersby got this view Thursday of ~oving ,Prg:~ from New York. Among items that will not be ship-.
cess ~r new family t~g up . resi.d~ i~ wbi.te,. . p~ ~o Wl:'ite ~ouse j~ Preside~t·S piano. It .oes to
mans1oi:i on Pen~sylvarua ~venue m ~ashing19n,·~· · l'JP"rViqation hideout 1n Key Biscayne, F1a:.;
D.C. !Jixon family posse~siqns are bemg moved '" -~ : .-
Nixon Favors Lowering
Voting Age to -18 Years , --. , ~
WASHINGTON (UPI) ~ Pr~jdent '. and ·thEi: WOrld." '
Nii:on aid today he favors lowering 'Ole ~,~rs.f~p !!t~ents, two from
the national voting , age to 18 ~ause eaeh.StJte..:are atl;eflding·the Q.S. Senate
America's · younger genei:ation is the · youtlf pr_ogram s~ by the William
most· politically sophisU~· in history. Raiidolpb Hearst 1$1Und&tion.
In a talk to a visiting group oC IO'Z "!'believe in yoflng America because
outstanding high school students, the I know young America," Nixon told
President said be favored extending the them. "W:e need you. The nation needs
vote •to ia.;rear-olds "not · because, as you." . · · · ,
many ·say, if you art old enough to An official said that tax sharing pro-
figbt. you are old enough to vote · · ·. posals, tax ttedita ~for local and state
but becaUSe you are smart enough 10 governments, Gd e!tate and gift tax -
vote_." . ho la hi changes ~d ~ part of the lone-range Nll'.on met with th~ sc . rs. _P study:.. ,
youngsters after conferrmg with _.us Prelident ~Nixon tokt. his news con-
cabinet earlier in the momlng. He ad-ferenee-~tbaftu: refurlna would
vacated lowering the voting age from be . ~ bat offered no specl.fics
21 'lo 18 '~uiing •' campaJgc:.speech and otr.soed that loday'1 atalemenl bj'
· last fall in SI. Louis-· Kennedy wOuld be in lhe form only
"You are a poliUc•I force even though of a !'pqliminary-annouricement",of the yeµ don'' yet uve· 111t riet to vott," ptaK" .~. , •t.i ,. , •
r. the • Preild!nt' Said ' in 1 • ·talk to· the b, ':\treuui,: I offtclal ·..rted . today:
: yoUngsters at·the White 'House. '"I'he· htgtiest' "priority w 111 be'• in the
. He said cthe new generation of equity and incentive areas of change.
Amerielns is not cnly-the best educated We Would hope f<ll' congressional acUon
generiUon cf Americans but it also is because ir they are good and sound,
"the most involved -involved in pro-we ought to a;o ahead and get them
blema of your neighborhood, your na~ through."
'We Want Hi111~ • .
Foster F 11mil;y Fights· for Tot ·.
By TERRY COVW).E .th.is foster baby so she talked to a
ot nie.1>6ib' PUtt sta~\ social worker from the agency.
"Buddy" came~ to the Huntington She wa! to1d her age, 49, and her
Beach home of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred• heallh might presenl probl'"'I, bul to
Hart Nov. 20 as a visitor. go ahead and apP,ly.
His dimpled '&milt and I n f a,n t f\.1rs. Hart today says she 'was never
promised Buddy, but that the social llelplessness soon won the affection or worker led her to believe that she could
the e~e family.and ,they decided .they'd adopt him.
like to keep him. ' Mr. and Mrs. Hart began the lengthy
But· today tbey·ai:e battling the Orange paperWOrk, includln~ aending for birth
eoonty Adoption Agenct wbi~,told them certificates in their home state of Iowa.
withi>ut warning · Buddy muR go '/-° They spent •about $100 on paperwork
anothef·famtly. · . · '· , to~~~~~en sold a $2,500 ~ ~·Hart, a woman with rune ~!dretr in~ Iowa to· instu'I enoaih .cash to ,pass
allier.own, Js,a·'l'&ist<!'°'/ f°""" #lhir• inSJl!'<jion ,'by lhe qcncy: They _have
, She !Akes care of .....m.d babitl filf' · liv'il. lhe J>8l!t five ~lll'I 11 1118'12 Foun-
1 two or lhroe monlha Ul!li1 f!1e ·ld~' . ~·J.!1!1,.,. ,,,,., -, ' '
1 qency finds a ~ ~· · , . · i.ut ~ ·a i.lephone call from lhe
' She'd had su: footer baliies befafe agoncy told them Buddy had been 1iven
:suddy. to anOjher familJ.
Buddy was a 1peclal c.ase. He was W'"tthout~w~ all their plans were
1 brought to the Hart · home , with P'te ttbwi lhe di'ain~
·comment that he might not be •ttunc.
;enough to live.
1 Mrs. Hart 1and her five children stiR
,at home fed Buddy an ounce of milk
1evity ·haU hour for two monlhs. He .
• grew strong and the attachmerit between.
idhelfamily members aJso increased.
.. TOOay Buddy is a healthr ilWe five-
•.and-a-haU-monlh-old Mexlcan-Americln
'ho
i. if rs. Hart '*ided ~·d like to adopt
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-;tJies of Injuries
Three Lagunans
Indicted ,on
Drug C1iarges
. Three1 Laguna Beach J'fllideCtt.. were
Indicted by the Oranle County Grand
Jury today on chara;es of pouession
and sale of marijuana. ·
Flu on Way Dpwn
ATLANTA (U~l) -n.. Nallllllll Com-
municable Disease Center Aid todaJ that
every state in the naUon.--acept Xlp-
sas, reported decreased Hong Kong flu
last week.
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<Jootd doon ffrevalled ~ it fa',. •'tlwiingion Beich·pollcit ~.e ~
prelhJ)lriw bedrfug (or 1.-8'll> ' low ~elaill of tbliir actual ~ ajll111t l1!t tr.l~ ei..... -~
11o'411. murder OU.peels. • • ' Ille ~lUJeld, worlcer and• Ille' lllil\ ICbool
N ,_ ediite f •• •-'· dropou~, ,bill have ala-I&' from liolh,'
doan lnJlldp s-mo'.1 nmnidpol ~
A v.....-bont lln>lllor GI a-W: .~1 1\laft-dldchlnc a......, ... callllt ~ 0 ""41m ·reason or <o ... ~e plus physical evidence. · ' • ·,i
Harmon· G. Scoville's order barripa1tpe0o f diiDCea seemed 400d'~Ulit1 SllDft and ·mo1v.r -"" -1o Ibo lblr 6t lhe Old Hall ,al JUlllce by l!htll!ri
deputies, a baUUf and an .4~· ~
day in lhe noo-f11al Loo Ang<eloe ~
tatora 'from Dtvialon Five, West Orange Harsrave would · be ordered •to11nswer
countrJucUcial Dialrict Court, wu leam-in Orange County Suj>orlorooiirt today,
ed by ·newsmen. . , . · when Ufey appeared to aMr !'}eu on
Theories behind ,the action involved
lhe 'JM Angeles •h!>ollng of a &11specl
bf I tnunler vlctlm 's Jx'other, Of p<\O!\bly
DAILY P!Wr jlhotogophs sblil lhroogb ~ ha1U wlndolr Iii} Tueaday. , "{ .'
Heney L-SiaJ# ~·i ot;,312 Cloy SI.,
and Edward R. 1111 lflVe, Ii, of 'l'lla
Marken Lane, both Htlfllington Beach
addresses, were photographed from
outside with permission of the ju(lge
and bailllf.
Their preliminary hearing schedulei:I
Tueoday in lbe Jan. .µ lhtoaHlash
slaying of _Mi's. Heater, s. Markee, 56,
of 1508 Olive Ave., was continued Until
10 a.m. today at the· District Attorney's
request.
Mrs. Markee ·was Involved in some
type of traffic accident with a stolen
car on the night she was found lfing
on 17th Street near Olive Avenue, with
her tbroat slashed.
The woman owner ol the blood-smeared
stolen auto found · abandoned . near the
murder scene and a mnpanion. were
later arreMed,.tben freed when a ~b
driver implicated r,o other mtn"
The meri, Sianez '\net Hai-grave, were
arrested Jan.'.JI ah<j are formally charg·
ed with murder, auto th!s.ft .00 possession
of a sawed-off lbOliuu -found in 1bO
home of Sianti, who has a wile and
infant, boy.
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COf,ONArJ (,\Pl -I~ look lhe C3P' on lhe Pueblo' tolaled _. than ..;,e
ture ol the USS Pueblo .and IOJ'Ae o[ ton, but said he envil!onid utinc dan,aa@li
her sfcret documents · to spur tbe Navy control equipment, hand tooll, plieft,
into "an ongoing effort" to improve hand cutters, acetylepe torches, and,':l
emergency destrucUon and scuttling massive fire fed bY. auollne and dlue'1
devices, a Pentagon cflicer said today. fuel ,, well as ,~ .. 1 ... fluid to -'-~.' (Earlier Story, Page t) ..... ueNVJ
°B"t Capt. John H. D. Williams, an it. '·.
emergency destruction e1.pert from the ''Which is more import,ant,11 u~.~
office or the chief of Naval Operations, attorney for the aklpper~ Cmdr. LJo1i
alsosald·theskipperofthePuebloshould M. Bucher," .... the -~on .of
have-been' able to destroy bis• a]Jo\ment classified material which mi&ht J.U totO
of secret papers · and equipment, in· an enemy hands or the protecUon ol hwDliil.
h life?" • ~ -Testiroooy bef0<e a court of lnqijlry '"nlil 1J a judpent J!WW, and ..,.
which heard Wllliams' time estimate IW delinltioo of top oeml 'I tllinlc lboO!!!I
indicated two hoqr& elapoed between lhe be welgbed in lhla ~ ·, • !!il!I
time Nortb'KoreaDJ um u...tened lo · Joa al lhla matorlal -,,_ ~ f~e on !he Pueblo and tht time lhe ·ce~ lflve "'-'lo lbl~
WU boarded en route ·10 WODAn.hlrbor~ and_ • • • •ar u ~mul:r --
· Williams uld be wu a~uo the allot· . ii sbnuld ndi bl permlUlil lo' lall
ment of claalfied documents and char!s enemy bandl, • uld Wl11la"l'-
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• car as be walked alq a rural street
.14 da,. ago died ..,.17 loday at Orange
<County Medical Con:.< of head Injuries_ •
• Susaoo Jl'lores, 72, ol 411 I. Newhope
e1., .,,., waiting along NeWhopo -war Camille Strfft on Jan. 14, whet>
>lie' wa1 hit and imoci<ed II feet,
District attorney 's officers succeasfuUy
swgbt bactinr ef the Investigative panel
f<ll' filing of .charges agal,nst Brian Ken-
dall r,fcAdam.s, D, George Ernest
OlUiban~ D, ind Helen Mtrie Miller,
It, 'all or Z286 Laguna <;tnyon Rold.
Allo named in the Grand Jflty docament
was Gordon F, Jolmlon, 23, of Long
Beach .•
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ed for !he low' late lhll mornJoi. n. ·four were amon,; a lf"OUP oC
nine pmoM IU'l'Ollted lall Jan. ii at
the Laguna home in a raid carritd
001 by sheriff'• depullel, La-t>Ol k:e
a n d federal narcotics agenll. Sis: men
and three women were booked • i9to
Orange County jail follo'lllne lhe roundup.
When you're looking for maximum earnings on your
savings, think of 'Glendale Federal, wh11re you get the
nation's highest rate on insured savings . Our regular
passbook account pays a big 5%. For ari even higher
relurn we ha Je .a Big Bonus Plan that pays more than •
$1,000 amounts for a perlOd of 38 months.At the~ of
the period you have earned ttie regular 5" plus an elltr•
1/4% bonus for each of the thrhe years. II adds up to•
guaranteed bonus of .75%. There are Umpteen more
ways to save at Glendale Federal. Every way paya the
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-tircle, Fountain Valley. WU cleared of
llny blame In COMe<llon wilh lhe falal
ccident. -1 Santa Ana police traffic lnv9'f:i&atora
iajd !he Dialrlcl Attorney declintd G/(
dan. 11 to Juue a ci1'Uon ogajnot n ......
ftir , "alilna in !be •l)!lld•ay under ~oflhecut. ~ Uld..U>ll vll:lhn lJ!id beon drink· Ing pnar'10·tM<llllt ~ and Wl
was a f•ctor In the cue.
District attorney'• µivestlpton loday
said fwiher, lndiclmenla, '!•re 1\iely pen-
ding tho te111l1' al a ""111nu1Jli probe
into' the Jan. IT lncldm1l . '11ley said J-•I"' flceJ charre> or--_m.r
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Sever&l weeks ago Amarillo, '
TU. police received a complaint
from a man who claimed he was
unalihl to sleep becauH bis neiih-
bor'a '·dog barked all ni&ht.· lie
fiJ«I ch_arges and 1he neighbor got
rid of bis dog. Suddenly, late last
week, the man again heard bark· Ing oubide hll bedroom window.
If~ told · police he looked out and
lil.W the neighbor crawling on
!land• a•d knees on his lawn, bar~·
int, scralchirig and howling, Tbe
man ¥••• up. "I'm golni to
moye,' be said.
• • ~ . clO.ed circuit Ielavlsion jn·
sWJed' in John Henry's Meat
Market in Cincinnati, did not slop ~ 'b!lriWY. In fa~I, not only did
thlevu· get away with $2,3'7 in mia\I 'and cigarettes, bul they
s#Jpld the television. ·. ' . CORONADO (APl-The oenlor oceon-bUts" with the main wrvtlll.-"aits.
OO'lphir -..i tho USS Pueblo, a , 1100 at tho ablp, whlcb llucbor hu de-
cfrillan. U1& -at 1111 aalpMDts , tcrlbed u Wlldlinl Soviet -and was to serve u 1 cover f« the intelli· North g._ ndar. '
pnce alllp. , "It WM OM of~ mi .... to :tem:~
·1n fact, said Dmmie IL 'nick. -11 """' fa1t 1ht llllp, lo lhow lhal II
the llnl -K«ean ~ appaared wu &11·.--aplllc.tblp,I' bot-~ . ,_._ . 1111· black iild -dlocbd 'ljlorla
Ill tho cllJ at-"" bepn --·· -·· ·-~ -Iii' and ···~· _ ... water4e111ni_l boidel 10\'lf tbt ltde "to• ......... UU-A _. .. r-_-
S-1f11 •l(orlb Kore&Jll wb,y we WOA ...... & ihUp' . ....,.. fralil -~'wit·
; then!;" • • . .. -.S. '!'l"1 ·all''"'"'· Navf '.aalfonn· But wliia~thii Jr«iin1 bijan flrin(.. clml'bhte.. ' •.• : ' -·~
-the .lblp'a UJiiper, Cmdr. LIOJi! Bucher,· Tuclc and the oilier CICt&1ICICI' ........ shouled: '.!Ftjlr '1\1¢ ,pt Q>al damned l!arry"ltediliJ!l, IPIDI If miltbo In a
-"gear up here. rm ·leaving." North Xonan piiaon, ilooa 'with the
Tuck, 31 of. ~ Va., told a Navy men. Both are civil llf'Vice em-
1 Na~ couri at _.,_,..., T!i•~ . 19at ploy'" of the Defense ,.,._, nilk1n& · .....-:-" ~ Tuct: ,uid 1!di' · '~t ,_~;;.
l-les'i=apll.::18 ff/f ~*' 0812, ,.hlch ~;Ive bfm a,lll:Ut a
-... ' .Ille Di&ln ports cl)lla, iuajin-year ·-\>OJ\-.. 6'. ,: . ' 'ment. But. Aid~ hli'~ ~e • f: n..~rt Rmm~1* ~memo. it bandlo llli ~ ...... ~tptertere :r:;;1.llh" :==~ ~J;!'!i
l how to deatro)' dasslfied equipment and
Plan B mh publications in ihe event of capture. . es 0 ,Tuck .. Id when Ille first of sis North -Three ~•an ago a pha~r XAinln ~.camo llllo oipt,'·hl or
asl-ed Marilyn Lamar and ltOdMJ 'f'-~ ....,..... . .. ' Bodlel'~lleClnnlnf =
Cojllw«U ta J>O.!• for a ikjjng pi<t1'n Mark,\ . 1 •'Kill --at•Fr"""°"ia, N.H. Th<r ~ llal>e et, . ' =a J!ie : c:;!."'.;... at l~ tM picture b~ca1&11 th 1 ' fl!· ' atQebed. · , t · : '
tt{{?!.td t.Mr1: thts 10t11c as kuabattd i . Tbele batllli, ·called. Nlniten• bl:itu.1 ·:wi'" • 300 ·Biafrans · !i'.J.~·;1~~~~1: '
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Political Sermons
To Bring Arrests
In South Vietnam
(>\ra. Franca1 a.m1er lfDmee. · ~ • , · ::3,:r,~ ~ !1~ '· ~ Mich. today mulled ..U wha( to ,........._..~,_ -. !APl A bolnl. I '1"'""'-rzs!. ,.,,
nipie her newly born twin sou.. • UJ11""'¥""U' " · , --•-iaid u -~" .~1-•· "R -n I' .der...,. .... s---1n· thlnr Btalran •-• .,.., ear er, --..--·•-
S~IGON (1JPI) '-South Vlelnanieae ~ ~roen Van.Thjeu has ordered r· i, .~ -auU'M:rjtiea ·to arrest monk•
and pri<ata wbO atlr P."!l!le up throuih
"political IU!Dona:, '' ft· WU ~ t<>-
. e • ...,._y, m cons1 .,,. T.~~ ,~-~ . .,. -Ill t6 .... 111,.... ~ and.Enopift 11'she ,f8}d.1*l'aa er ... ~ d ,~ llrlft'.4 ~· ~Wd ~~, .. 1o•· fotirth set df twiils and• her J2tb • • ~ w. , ' 'bi'line ~-t!lo; l!'J'l'I ....,. liO Wlllltd lhe tatfti.Plde aner anll 13!h child., • clv!Uu~CJIUl"7 tolls at the NIP,Qon an wm .._ 111 .. LI miles Irom land: ' e civil wir t . • '> That would be JI ieut one mile from tho · ' · ' · II miJel at•~ W118 cla1med by The mowball fight was called be· LocoJ liltciat. etlima!ed that between North m.-; i·-•.-· .
caase al lack of snow. Students at ·ioo and 11111 -...n tilled outrt;llt, Tuclc uJd !<!"'llaa . ...W. lo be acc:u-
Soµthwest Tens College had ci· and bw>droda mGte -" ralt hi ~f.illl'jojat -"""""° c1ef1f1 ned their annual snowbell ~ · • ...___ , . · . • --t!le l'WllO'i!>M'rlptot.
but the amnumltton was !ldetr..I<· ''" boui'I -the llOCll raid, lllllnl1 lie ......i --dial IJlll beh>ld ed by a freig•t foulup Seema the youilll foDO!ltd by wallin( AlaU.., "'" establlsh the Mio ..,.. lntnided Into _c_ ' ' llil1 carryma the dead along daaty trails North K .... n ... 18. •nuwballs, ab!~ by ah: to San in the -to thelr lm>es. He uld the '*"lmpmsiao at the Pu· Marcos by stlidents at Mlcldpn • \'be 11i1fran lnbma!IOll ~ eblo'• -wllb' the ~Naltth JtGrum
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The Apollo 10 spacecraft is lowered to ii! Saturn 5 rocket Thursday
in the Saturn's towering assembly building at Cape Kennedy. Apollo
10 iJ set for launch in May on a lunar landing rehearsal in orbit
around the moon. ' ~ • 1
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"Monks and prltsb are free to 10 to their pqodu and churches to caoduct
ceremOnles and to pray," nueu said
durin1 a trip to the Metona Delta pro-
vince o/ Go cooa. . .
0 But· if they deliver polltical sermon1
lo stir up the people, the province c1Uef1
should arr¢ them and then report to
Int."
Thieu,'1 remarks were made two day1
ago and _p,1bllsbed in Saigon today.
Tech in Houghton, Mich., were • mid 11 '!IW the -_.i _.at boa!blllc ..., ;Iba! 11 wii 11mD1r lo CC11tnun111
m!sJ>laced in Chicago ..... aniftd lncid<nt at the;... the wont 1!llDI , hanlilmenl at ... -~ ~ R E c · z·z loo late for th~ battle._ The .lll!IW• the bombin( at ,_; i\;ark.t In otUocba on 'whldl hi Nill Mrftd )n111ouaiy: Be eagan merge· ncy , ' a· ' ball•, packed in dry ice, will be· lul ,..r in. -., e!IJmlted Ill, 11,ml ~'.'!"'"I•·-l!od-ln.lhe put , ·
1ltt Vietnamese pre:sident charged tht .
Communiltl were Planrrina: to u1e
retip:lul md political ·orpnta.tions to
c1u.e llouble fer the government.
usedtoday. · _..died. • _, · ,. _.""!'"'_te~alrlpa · '
-• V!Dag.,. uJi1 --dropped today •. to ~~· conlacf and .~''"'·· lbalr •• , "
by. Niprian jel filbjer-bomber landed bow. . ,, • D ! s -. J -c . . ,I .
in the ml.dJll• of_ the mor~.t .and • the-llhl';!:iac1 "!en, ~~~!d r.aws tmrent . riticism ' Sen. Vm> B'•n•u((R·Bain), aecond exploded m lroal at a loo(, 'W_endoll Leach, """lb'. only si(IW man on
General Motors
... B_lasts Report =mo11ed to substitute t~e 10 Com-low maternity clinic. Vllt&ie teadtrt: said 00.rd eaid tbe Pueblo's crew never was tmand~nt.t for a :l,000-word rt-ts women and children weu killed inside. briefed on the mlsslon. ~1olution to !fet up a code of The cratm left by the bombs were "The crew was told it was not illegal
legi1lative ethic.! for Idaho latO-a.ppr'Olimately 15 feet across and -eeven •.. ~t ·we were just cartYllur out aur
:makers.· The senate turned feet deep. duUei1. Aki Law, 27;of c:beba1Is, Wuh.
)forpn the prOposol. '[be bodies beina carried away were "Some. of them (tbe crewmen) didn't
• • A prize will be given for 4'tbe
m0<t outrageou1 costume" at the
uctrtist and models ball0 ill ~
ptilco, sponsored by !be local Sal·
valion Army chapter.
.covered with cuaava Jeavtt. '!her were ev~ knOw what land they were looking
borne on oat atretcllers of woven 'wood, ae when the Pueblo arrlv~ off the
either overhead by two bearers or on North Korean ~ Aki Leach, JS, of the •··• of .,_, Houston, Tu. -• _,~es. In N•w York, Al1blr J. Goldber" for-Pive auch processions ,.... puoed mer U.S. Supreme · C«u't jUlllCe and
in,a·tbroe-mlJe atretcll of !lie...,..., ambassadortotheUnHaclllitm,urpd
Nd dirt road Jeadin( to Jhl 'flllage thal a d~lnteratd 1r111aiiaJ he named
fmn the Umuahia-Owerri highway. to inveatlpte the "'futblo'1 Hizure.
:Nationwide Precipitation
Snoiv Belt Extends From New Mexico to Rockies
T"'"perat11res
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BERKELEY (UPI) -Gov. Ronald
Reagan's declaraUon that the University
of Callloptla's Berkeley campus is in
a state of "extreme emergency" has
drawn bitter response from a variety
cl student spokesmen.
~ "Our idiot governor declared a slate
of extreme emergency and immediately
there wu One," an editorial in the
'l'tlurlday edllion of the Daily Cal said.
The student paper caned for a shutting
down of the university in order to lalk
over problems calmly.
The student senate alllO voted IG-1
for a closure of the school for a two-day
convocation to discuss strike demands
by lhe Third World Liberation Front,
spearheaded group of t h e 16-dsy-o 1 d
strike to press for an autonomous college
of ethnic studies.
Student Body President C h a r I e a
Palmer told a news conference that
minority students had betn "lied to,
dece1ved and received resistance all the
way" In the past from the ad·
mlnistraUon. He said Chancellor Roger
Heyns and other administrators "only
talked aboot procedures."
"The channels here are not open,''
Palmer declared. "lt Is impopible to
leach, leam and study In a police stale.''
In another news conference Third
World leaders confirmed they had engag·
ed in private talb iJt"Uh Heyns. However,
Uw:y a1Jo prOtested ·the "abduclloo and
beatln; up" fl Auguatus C. Abercrombie,
II, a Third World member, Tuesday •
Berkeley Chief · Gels .
UC Se~urity Post
BERKSLEY (AP) '. Police Chief
Wlillanl':I'· Btl)f hu reolgn!d elleclive
M•Y t·'m tab ·-the Unlvel'lity at
Callla1tnla can\pal police force,
BeaU, 11 , ukl .he hid made a "virba1
commitment" """" ume llO lo become ch1ef of the 14-man campus• police force
which he believ'" wtJI .,_, be aubetsn-
tJalb' lupr;'1
night. Police have denied the attack·
on Abercrombie. 'Q W ti•
"Unlesa th• univusity tak'9 acilon ll arrall eS
to 1 t o p all terrorist att4ckl a state
of aggression will exist betwMD Ule
univeralty and Thitd World lludenta,"
Fernando Garcia, nurd· 1 ·w orJ d
spokesman, Said.
Garcia 8" Req1n's d«lllratlon 11
"an attempt to mobilite the ·reactionary
forces in the state.". · ·
The campus itaell was calm aad "more
than llO riol equlP!Mli ~ colmly
watched aboul 4IO strikers win! Jllck.t
outside o/ Sather Gate ·.,.i t!)eli' ......n
around camr>Us ThU~ 1 !, · :l ~i:; ..
There: was no violence.. no •andaJbm
and only one arrest. WiWln)18 , AVJ"Uon,
34, a mathematics departm411t lecturer
assertedly relueed. anien pol ta block
traffic at Sather Gate. ,
Strikers shouted the fanliliar crie! of
"On Strike. lhut it dtnn]" ~and "Power
to the people." Slrilie ield"'! admoelilied
the demonstrat.ors qa1net vfOlence.
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WASHINGTON. (AP) -G·e n e ro I
Motora today uJd a Federal Trade c.om-
lninlon staff nport m automobUe war-
ranUes la ~·factually deficient" and lean1
toward oventateroent Ind exaggeration.
. Tbe ~ lssue\I almoot three moolh1
qo. eonteftdl the auto industry value1
ll1es far above· service and asserts thst
tieltbcr ·dealtn nor mahufactUf'trs live
yp_to th~ new car ~arantee1.
Howard 1:. Criw!Olil, 'GM'1 vice P'"I·
~· 1n ·:cbarJt ,or mart.an1, •!tacked the, .t>ll -npcll'I todat In • ·-y
at the ,,..,,....uon·• 1111>aee .fotmar
stslemenl prepared for '" rrc· haaril1&
on auto .-arranUes. c , · ·
"I '!ant to object ltttnuously' to tbe
fa1te lmP{'tSSion which t.he staff report ,
eodeavon to create in sa)'inl ·.that 1 'strvict retains the status of a 1 0 necessaey ~evil" in much of ·the .
atrlOmobUi! buahless, •"he aid. 1
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SOUTH BEND, Jnd. (UPI) -The The South Bend c!tiuna group and
showin( of Pol'll at a _.p111c ltlm the roin-taUve or ix-cu1or Wllli1m
by emr dorln1 , a Univeralt,y ·or N-VOalt , Jr.'1 of!lc:e compllined to the '
Damt Canf-.. Thuradll' resullacl,' In. uelvel'lllJ. ldmlnif!nll<p and achaoI '
canc:<llotloa at.row &Tant""'° IZIO~iel in,... lld'rioed qaiaat caounu1n1 the ,
and an art exhibit at a student.-!pomored flh, .'I.'be attorneys a190 recontme.nded1 coafer<nce 00 ,,_.,..,. ·Ind <loollil a -.ia, art HhJbit Oii lll"'Undz,
c~shlp. ~ l 1 k<lDllht pGMiblf 'Tk>late lndlana laws. 1 An audJtnce~ Included membn __ .,..,...,<I. the cooferenc~1
of the South Cllllw -lot --bl-Jot. )!lw. a junior from Lltoraluro and 1 ..-i-at the Olteni11I. M.... a... called a ..,..,
Sl ~ ()Qilot,y ............ , olllco ~ lo ....... that !«Jr fihnl'
11w • porllon at a ftfln callacl "Nmlna ocfi'acluled to lit ~ later In the ..,.
C...Ulref:" , despite the foct It ,...,, ~ ~Id bl wtlhdr1wn. . on the prosram." M"'" aild ' olher •atudenl ._, 11
The esplanellJISI •~ ii"" tho! tile 1itD u !!lllm:l"7 ollldall lndj<fted ih.1.
film wu 1q ~ mlilabeled "'" op«· II ,.... tearflll 'tJf 1epl' ;;i.;. linc<! v.., toot a whilt to na1ile It wu • lnffil cloMd two . book IMnl, one in South~
doclmid olrJ..Uonelilf bJ ~-V."° · -Ind -111 MlllllWlbf; on '""""'' Supremo Court. they !old lllltatlonable malerl11J .
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' ' Weeping for Slain a•JiRnd ' . ~ "';;., .
Mrs.·Janet Mondlane, Americjlll wife \)I Dr:· Ed• . 111eso Iii. Tanzania, Africa, weeps at tho erave oi-
uardo Mondlane, assassinated preeidont of the her l!~•bmxl. Mondlane was killed by a bomb.in a
Mozambique Liberation Front figbUng tll• Portu-.;_ package ·he picked. up at 111, pest o~e· ?4on<i!IY• .
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Student Gulps ·210 Fuh
SAN ANTON)O; Tex. (Aj') • J!ibition Tlwrsday.
-A 11-y~ toll'8e 1111• 'np1oi an hour and 40-
STOCK)!OJ.M: (AP) ·-Tbc dtnl from Teus lw manapd .miziule period, Wlnfteld, a
Swedish Aliens Col'llltlission to make his mark wtthoU.t JOpt>emore at St. Mary's
granted another 10 deserters picketing, pro~. silting in University in San Alltonio,
from the U.S. armed forces or 11bou~g sl~I~· ffe simply Swanowed one after another
asylum in Sweden ~ay for swallowed a lot of 1oldf1sh of the tive ~ while abol,lt
"humanitarian reasons." -210 of them to be exact. ;oo· ~ring student! and
A commission spokesman While many of hls co~ faculty mem~ looked oq. ·
said that since the flow of Ieaeues at college! • n d · UiifVe?sity o !J I c I a J 1 -
21d•7•erlha"v'e· toc_ontaswcedteden !~edledsh,1 univefslties from co&!t to pro.,_~ly rellev at p~ ~ "" CO.St were de~tina: for · asked to relinquish control rl.
authorities, 175 have been a variety of cames; 'Charles ~ IChool ..!.... clajme<I hil •t
granted asylum, 19 have. been Winfield put an his own 'a· w a a a wOrld'! tecord.
turned down for various '
reuons and 10me 10 cases _ . , _
.,. being invtstlgated. N. k. lJ. . ll p 1_ d'· ·Aa · fU' •• ·the commiuian· IC : . ez• P armye .
knows another 14 deomers ,· , ·': .Y , . · . ,.
have .left Sweden without · i' ,..,, :'· .-\ ;· , '-•1 .; ' •, : 4-:tf'¥fl' w~itlng for asylum, and R ·.·~ . ~ ' F ; · · · •:.,~,.: '
""soine 10 have lefl ,after OW . ·t " ' 4 .n.. O'f! ... wnA,, ' ~~.... • . 'lo'lta " . w &"'~ t ~·-;=~~1::1~-... y,, ,,,··-~l~, .. ·~~:"~·lJ<i;~ 1't·. -. "'f~;·
The spokesman said the 10 SEAT!Ul · . ),,,.,., 1'ldt · . become a p!.ll lloal, .
Americons granted asylum to-·Bes Sr., 8ea e -Nimon fllhinc. · '
day were: Terry Macdowell, who parlayed a rowlioat Into He bcJuibt bis lint Beine
19 Bloomini!OD, Ill, .where a fortune, died here al lhe boa~ the kind moot Uled in ~ mother still h. liviq; age of 73, it wu announced commercial salmon fillh~g.Jn
Frankie Turner, 21, born in 1b1D'Sday. 1118 and bepn to -build a
Nairobi, Kenya, his . parents Bez anived in . the United fleet.
. Ilving. in Norwood, but ,the , States from .vuplavia witb•----:,..,-...,=n-.•-,.,., ---
. commissioa did l)Ot Iqiow the just 41.50 In hta pockets and
11tate; Robert Walton, 22, son went on to build up financial
of an ~u~. James )Valton, empires in both fishing and
who lives m Loa Angelu;. ·airlines
. ~ar.an' ~ass, 2.1, of St;eeiman. 8e%, 0wbo died of a heart
Road br1ve, Los_ Al>getu:, attack W-y·niih\·wblle Mark Smith, 20, Phlladelpbta; un4er treatmeal foe cbelt m.
Michael ~asen. 24, Santa juries, was 'cJi.alrman of the 8 loan
Rooa, calil.; George Wamn board of Air Weot which was f
Wurth, 14, Evllll!Ville, Incl.: formed lul year by the Tiiis b our lint weekly column,
Donald . Fosao, 24, 1n Jn~ · of West c 0 a 1 t , but thanb to a very nice lady, dt8Dlp0)~; Ralph Mel,r, 22i = andlPodfic Airlllles. we ~ be taltlni to ycu each
Sligo Amme, Sliver Sprmg1, H "dent of West n-i.y and Friday In tho Pilot Md.; Kurta Rial!, 22, rural C:., "" pre11 to lroep )'Oii and your frieodl In-
rout. 3, Marioo,. Iowa: ll ~ ti eeded In lonned u lo just what b b11p-~ recen Y ~ucc . pening at Orange County Air·
Ex-president's
Yacht Sold
a bitter fight with Air West part-cid to the progress or.· our ·~olders to brini about fight to keep !he bia jell frtn
an ~ to 11111 the line further lnvaaions over our beach to btllionaire Howard Hqhel araa homes
-a sale wfilcb. tD;USt 11tlll *' * * be approved I!)' the Civil ·
LOS ANGELES (AP) -The Aerooaullca Boord. . Early thta year the NewPQl't
165-foot yacht Potomac, .,.d He imm1graltd to Ulb coun-Boch C•JL Cound1 voted for • by President Franllln D. Ir Y .in 1110 al I be ~ ploce oo agenda ol the CM!
n--R but llOld when 1$ and tellled here He Aenmautlca Board Hearing In ~·· ' Wuhinllon in March. Tm--Dwight D. Eitenbowe:r 'fJll a rowboat far use on Puaet coon1; tlmtl--eirllnes have ap-
prealdenl, 1J &i>lnl Into ocean Sound in 1111 and by the piled for mrtea uilng Orange ~-;;;;;;;;;. ;;;' ;;;;;;;;;;. -· ;;;;;;;;;;-.o;;;;;foliowinc;;;;;;;;ii;;;iy;;;ear;;;;;the;;;;;;;;r;;;ow;;;boa~I CoU1itY alrportt If you think r lbere 1a Jel noiaa and iel lnfflc
Old World
Mediterranean
Spaniah Furniture
-lvacl canallatlon of $22,9Cl0.00
Spanbh. and Madltt;rr-an Furnltura .. ... -···---hc•••w'• .... H-0.0.....,
Ile.~ as follows: Georreou.=1 c.ustom
.1 Qlliitiid ·ao1 •• w1111 •Par~-)o,ose . . wllh liuvt au: ll'lm d..--'iliid.\Datc r chair, s
matching oak occuional tables, (2) 118" tall
decorator lamps, hanging cbaln nae Jampo·
111' wrwlbt 1ro11, . .,., 8 piece klrll ~ mUlor
beilroom IUite'ln Pecan·ptlldleir lfeclltcnn.' 9aii .q)e wll!I \GP quality JS yr, warranty : , .'JdilC ,mt mattnll & boi spr!np. Spanilh
. . decOl' d1nlnr oet. ,etc. . · ____ .,_
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Any Pltca Can lo Purchnad lndlviduaily
Terms AvailaW. -.... _,.ft Calif,
Cracllt A.ppr-imllltdtately < f J.l .JJ F•nalture ·
. At. Harbor Bl~d.
. 1144 Ntwpllrt llvd. C.... Meta Ollly
, 1.-y nltht 'Ill f -WacJ. Sat. a -'Ill 6.
f/ffJt JGW' home DO'l9' • , , CID
)'Oii lmaline If the airport ...
tencll ID invitation lo ten man
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* * * !!:Very bi people who m dta-tull>ed aboul lhe jet alr<:rafl Jn..
naloil, lhelr Jou of pro.., t' value, ttmf°'1 and safety 11
us "what can we do." Eve170Jne has· a ·place in the
lfCbL Call me at the beadquar-
ten, send your -· s,bow a •1stop the Jet'' bumper
lllclrer : , , or just r..,.n your
gDedflc cOmi>lalrdl to the CABI We U... lbal the CAB -
llloa will lllten to ·~ -plalata -)OW<. flJinl -Lall .-. two iuc6 spoolfJc ........... Ibo Baycreat and
Woaidil! .,_ wwe lnvestJpi,
ed by the CAB aalharlllts.
Be aure to cite time, date, air
-.name, and fll&bl · ..... bcr-yeu, can get thiJ r-: the
Alrporl Towf1-646-7Sft.
* * * -Meantlmi, pf •lo on Ibo fiPL
We nWat ad now If we are
gol!!I to lroep the airport fn>m
fUrlber -ton ... and 1111'
tber tnvutoa over your home I . ~ ~ .,,.. dally !~
10:111. Qllltaln at 411 Eut J!th
SL-lbai'1 ii Ibo cor11tr ol lr-
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Set 1"' here nut Tllesday!
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Gold Video C:u•ttl Tunina S'vsteril. Zeri1th \'HF ind UHF Spotltt9
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11'• the one ominous note.
In a community teeming with energetic people,
with families that keep buying belier houses ancl bigger
cars, where unemplayment Is cmb' a wrd In !ht news-
paper, where the futUre Is a thlllc to anliclpate, not
worry about -with all of this, we've got a problem.
The problem is in our schools, ·
Briefly put, we've run out of classrooms. Next
Tuesday, we can either Ignore the pioblem and get In-
to deeper trouble. Or we can help reeoive it.
The facts are these! . .. ..,
Right now, 1,300 student. are on double session in
the Newport-Mesa 'Unified School. District. Next Sep-
tember that •umber will be more then 2,000. It will
keep growing. by roughly 1,000 a year until -uniess -
new classrooms are made 8valla1:1Je. .
The '15.9·mi1Jion bond lssue ,volt.J!8%l·Tuesdpy .wlll -.u t~o--Ulinjs~ of. the '.voters· .aJ>Fove them. -niate
available classrooDJS .to. ease tha~burden. U thebOpds
pass. ~ relocatable class~ will be purchased to elimin~~ 4ouble sessions·. · ·
Our communJty must get off the dob.ble-sesaion ·
df!lg. Jl'is not'just that the school'bo4rd or the teachers
say·so, our Newport Beach ilnd -Costa Mesa city collii·
cils say so. Our chambers of .commerce Say so. The
Boa.rid of Realtors says so. Prominent ju4'g~s and cohl·
munity leaders in all walks of life are endorsing the
bond issue. . ·
They au know that when schools start to be neglec·
led, wanµng signals pop up. These signals tell know!·
. edgeable people in industry, in business development
and· in investments that the community is sfarting to
slip. The community doesn't attract ·or bold as high a
caliber of resident. Business and il!dullr7 ·•!art to look
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elsewhere and a process of economic deterioration bf>.
gins.
· Industry Helps Ille the tax load off the backs of
the home owners. !tu aicontaglous \blog. When schools
are good and IDduatry·ts welcome, they help eech other.
When schools· are bad, Industry has a tendency to move
away and ·thus the dollar responsibility for the school
system grows more and more a burden upon the home·
owner and 'taxpayer. . ·
When a • c h o o l ~trict ·-and a community -
start to deteriorate, there are other problems as well.
The better teachers begin to look af'Olllld for greener
pastures . .And the over.all snap; sparkle and lmagina·
Uon of a first-rate education system geta lost in the
sbu.fQe. • ~
Beyond au this, of course, Is the most Important
factor of all: the child.rel} Uiemselve11.
Almost eve!')' ~ grader In the publle schools
in the.Hartior Area is on double1session tbb·year.-Eacb \
one, of the!n Is sbort.-dianged.at least a half hobr ·~jJll. ··
struction Ojlch day, That·hall hour may not: IOWld llke
much , .but it adds up. The loss per day ls~i!<julvalent
of 1 Y.a years of teachinf in· 12· years of 1 • ·
. The number of children on 'Cfoub1e aesdim w .keep.
gtowing until the cbi.ssroom crisis is· resolved.1 Obviously, the only way ' to ease th&· "'Cl a s's.room ..
short:age is to fihd rho re classrooms. Nine~y·s~ven. pef· .,,
cent of the $15.9 million bond issue is eannarked for
portable;-rel<>?tfble classrooms or for permanent
classroom expansion and construction. School buses.
librarles, administration buildings -none of these is
included. What we have before us is a bare.bones re--
quest to resolve a menacing crisis in our comrnunily.~ ~l
The cost is small in dollars -20 cents a week for
the owner ·of a Q),000 borne·, ·40 cents a week for the ·
owner of a $40,000 Jlome.
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. The price will be high If we fan agaiii. "'PCtASE !2PI{(i'AK£ ME To (U8A :"l~wAS tJN~~ ~IN'. TO
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To the Editor: , .retur(l of the hijackers on the basis degree of awareness requires application
The chlldren in the Newport·Mesa of exlradition or prisoner. ei:changes or of knowled&e with a>rividion.
UnWed School District will be ldvenelJ cash r:ewat~'! . How lazy humans are! Crutches! ~ U the Febnm; 11th bond pro.: . SUrel)'., the re~urn of tpese criminals Denial! And the greatest denial is failure
poAJ:·is not supported by the necessary · wijl d.eter others and halt the ridiculous lo give and receive love. One who cares
tW<>thirdl o( the voliDc Pl#iC, in our hei'p~ in the responses t 0 not to ei:er t the energy shall ~ver
communttlea. · ~ ' ; L""'9 •-rMCltn -----. """'"'"" "'1i.rt darigerous actions. live. but one who projects anything,
• .,_1111 ~ 111e1r ,.,...... lfl • _. fM' • • however litUe, at least is looking befond M: prf:se:nt over ·r,aoo cbUdren nee.Ive n. ,.1,. ~ ..,..,. to 11t ._ .,. • ...,.. 'Wlll Jetten,., postcards or telegrams
1--MNI IM h ....,...... All l9tt.n ll'Mf ~lllc:Ml9 to eJ-'~ l6U .t•..+ ·~-~lf, ' ~ than a full day'• ·educatkn, and ....,.._ ._. 1Nlllll9 . .,._ tout ..,_ _.,,IM our =-. ~~~vea .. .,., •. ~ ~ MELTO_ N ,,. .....,. ..._ ,....,. .... • 1n the near future ·the {abor&a.le of ,,,.,.,.... .. ,....,JI M\'kMllf·..-11 .,..""" ball rolling? .
BJ GEORGE R. 'BoFF, ft.D.• -r ..., .... !L_... • tw clamoomll will' become .even -mere ARTHUR WEIS.SMAN. A new ll'q>ori· o/ Dr. i~.tlttl ~ · · ,...,.....~.,....,..._. critical.,.· · , 11:.lf~ S lonS • ,c ·I'''.· -Leary'srecent.lo.lk ~a'tVCfniifii.tOa.t ol.~~ • .:·~:E,:~,. f, ... ·"
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tdltutlt!m.et<"llildlllk:ultlOmointaln mltlbl be lemMd ldfve porildpo-. andaehleveivorei!Uclentuseo!emtiru! tfaol .ttay;lo~MYI !Wwhll? Let.m• .'-'f>~.'lrheio lhe Pen .,): ~ "•• "·~;"·-~-,,_. ..
gur ponpectiYO. 'Whll'• 1oocLont1 ,mal's • w, wan! ..,......, -the tendency. .18tjllues anc1 eauJpmeot. ,h-• expltlll 10·""" fer w!lil, !or the future · 1o'·i;;,..upi. the PueblO,a! ~~ ' ~
bad? Good er bed for l~!l Wbi! ~ Ot l!!'k! ~ .. coollann with '!' f'l!"1Y~~.-, · '1 ;-~"~ , · . . ·Ari'\!\'Y.l!'Ylq to wbitew . . ~ o'. • r "· lJ! · • , '· .. , •~
are 19t pul'pOleS o1. theae w~vea of • ~ f'?UP· A warid ~anter · -·as r:-TU 1.EAGlJE of Women Voten of • r' 1' Ji tbi ,day .~t • all ·O( · an<l li:eep ·from~ being thvestlgated? ~ -'A'.9-<thf! Edi~rl . ~ ' 1 ~ ~ .,, : •
clJscoidat? · . • ma • ~ We not ~ eQ)oy Orange eoast believel •• unless the the iif 14) thl polls to decide qnly w.1 :wt wRl ever )now the~.~h ' · · Wike ~ older ~ea~ .Ya. t me~n
The wws1 lire-not Uldly ~end. NiDg •pct rf. ICllDe Weoq:y, ~ , band .,..._ qd these lfltnaa art done, their ddldra'l 'futart> 'llow, you '&.:!k? ~. correCt the~ alamllng cooffiiloM.l ·yea complacdt·'~ over -35. Im -~ because the questiom ire in-CIU8e or ~at groap, bur we re kloelf-it.-wtll ht IHlfOelible f~s-distrlct---By~q.t. boud ilsut'to • provide ls to h~\te an investigation by thfi Joint glid, the. edUcated .and intelligent youth
appropriate. Instead of asking, "Why and. de.,atrmg if we're not partil:i~. to malnlain the JeVel of educational qlllli· more 'fan$ "for the education ,of your Armed Services Committee of the House . Of· America· .al least have a sense of
are aome people being ID \1oitnt'T" a Social, cullural and .personal alitnallon ty tbat Ulla &mmunlty llftly , needs • chlldren.: • . ~ . and the Seriate. From what I have valut·. " .
more pointed qaestion might bt, 0 What account for untold maery. and wants Aak younelvel um question: wou1d read, I assume that Comdr. Bucher Ovtr :n.ooo,American-boyl have been
varletiel of aggression fadJltat,I or Apln, when homonom;y nems ' are The ~pe' of Women Vol.era of you lib ta hlve)«D" cbildren on half.day violated Navy regulation& and should killed in ltbe ~e.t of Vietnam. Anolher
detract from -pel'IOnal and 1 oi: I a I thwarted, negatjve aggression rtsuJtl. Orange Coast believes that a qua'lity le&fiona nei:t year not on1y a~ t~e receive some punishment - ( minim.Uf!l) 200,000 l\aVe fieen woUnded aftd some
fulfillment?" · Active. participaUon. then tuml into fore-local school itltem 11 essential to ·tbe elem:ritary level, but at the blgb schoi>l reprlllilnd to (muimwn) two yeari'. .at ii aOO i9 are destined to· spend
f:rl( ounelves ~ w~ we feeJ.,;left social _and economic well be1ng of the level. sentence aDid tic.t-00t. the remaibder of their lives aS t'l'ipples.
IT D WELL KNOWN thlt 1Nmans out. B1r.arre manifestations of the thrust comrmuuty, and · urges the voters to HOW MUt'H ' CAN a child team ht "1 TBE BOARD wru. be fair &n~ cogi· Its daily· COit is a whopping $85 niillion.
are naturally directional, wantJna to tf?wanl ~monou:>Y appear dallJ u -mart '"YF.s" on the bond issue at tbe Half a daj? How 'much chance .does passi<mte, they will not "th,row tfie W,e canrlot win a military vict.0,ry nor
mov e ahea d and grow. Thll is beadllnes Jn the newspapers. "~tUdeirts polll February 11. a teacher have to use · her taleftt · in book 11 him" _but for the sake of can 1tpe enemy., =~1'e ~riJ.orTbe ~~~ Attack Administration Building." "Gang MRS ROBERT SHERMAN th&t limited .time? morale, 1f he ls found guilty lie should WI HAVE BEEN "called in" by an
and "_. .. ~, are''"-to 009 ~ .... t ,Jlaidl Party.'~ "Rebels Over t hr 0 w . Prelldeot;LWVOc We are .not OQ)y)>utttng undue demands not. go unpunished. · illegal dlctatorshlp which .imprison.. all
van..t!';;::..._ .... ::~~H-~ .... Our · CoYernment." •1'atlier Murders EnUre ' . P1 owr,~ but On.tiuraelves. Hun· Tfle ~st .RmUnalion of the Pueblo who seek neutrality or any;-course con-
"Y ~---· l-11 family." , • • . 8red of mothers, faUten and educitors' af1air was made by the keen and trary to madness. South Vietnam isn"t -:;'leep~u-':':lm~ ~ , -rr, ,..;..,G ,_ m"·•· 1o be _M r-.tAlrU. Neecletl ha,.lieen wortln( lonr hard hours the analytical mind of CofliTesmlan James a member of SEATO or any military ouraelvel .0 that we am :~ ..;:11 ~ "'? .-u.i" ""' 1,1\;U i-o.• past few months to make sure this B: UU almost a year ago 1n 'his alliance wilh the U.S. There-has been
....... 'of IOnlet.blDa lar1er than ounelves? In· To Ule Editor: bond passes.·· .' Washington Report Letter ' nf Fe~. 14 no declaratfon, of war. Over one-half
see UI u ,autonomous and wdriliWhDe oor culture, perhipe. Majl)e we're hun1 .• BecaUae of 11n ar.cbaic law In ·OUT of~·-"°t ndof ~e._ .... basagbusa~ .... °!'mensupportand and I have his permission lo quote mllliOn of our boys art thete because persoM. up on the concept ·of,. "You must prove !U'Chafc Ute constltuUon; a· minority unm ul'C: .. .._. in part · 1 f Whenever we're repressed, inhibiled, yourself before we II accept you ·Joto of voters Were able to impose their an unprteedented endorsement by the : 0 a scrap 0 paper, "The Gulf of
or are denied movement in 80me our group." Ezcluaionism could be will on the majnrily tn our Jut &<:l:M:l6l City Council. "COULD TIUS BE treason , or is Tonkin Resolution.(l9G4)."
way -remember, we limit our&elves, responsible for at least some of today's bOnd elec\lod. Thia.is not the democratic All of these people ha ve donated their it incompetence, or Ls it just plain It gave the President the right to
~we feel caged and our emoUonal upheaval. . way and those ·people wbo would 'Mt · time unselflS.bly to make February 1 t stupidity! Jf our government pays tribute use any force he considered necessary
energy builds up, someUmes to the boil· Another variety of a 11re 11 I 0 n support school bonds last year •. causing a succeU. Won't you give your Ume to North Korea, as we did in Cuba, to defend I.he lives of American military
ing point. Then, if we escape the cage, permeating the current .ICene la en· double sessions for_ 1,900 children thla and support by coming to the polls we have sunk lower than I ever dreamed. personnel. Did that mean involving we are apt to blow. cOUDtu. An encounter requ1m self· year, would be the first to cey fogl next Tuesday? By tribute, I do not mean cash. I American boys in an As1an land war ?!
PRESSURE COOKERS have Nlety
valves but, unfortunately, we're not so
equipped. We have 'to create our own.
U we cannot make our own safety val\te,
we o(ten lnlllt that othen provide one
for us. Wberl they don 't or can't, the
''tail wags the dog" and we usert
only 00.Ule !eellnp toward our "ol'"
preason:" nlher than asserting who we
assertion · and acUve parttclpaUon ol if their children weren't getting a full MRS. FRED SIMPSON mean any kind of a prorJ\ise of discuss.ion Shouldn't our elected COftgressmen and
those involved. Nothbq: Im aaffices. day ~f ICbool. President, Wilson PTA or apology. One questiQ:n .tl\Jl;t must be Senators decide that, instead of a Presi-
lt assumes that somethina happens resolved is, 1Wbo ordered . the Pueblo dent who Is only one man?
between the par!Jclpants. WE DON'T NEED just a simple m.. 'A . .Resounding YES' to su!render without lfrlnl/ asll<>t?' Could PRESIDENT KENNEDY reduced the
-While self-assertion ls a poaiUve forct
tn our live1, holtillty -defined-u the
need to hurt another -d!verll our
movement toward further growth and
~ ia &elf.clestructive.
WHEN ITS manifestaUon ls negative
-unlulfllling -then all hell breaJ<s
loose. When, on the other hand. there·
ls an atUtude of positive "sympatlco,"
then growth, autonomy, bomonooiy, and
encounter all work to bring UI together.
Unrtallatic'! Maybe. But what have
we got to lose? Thitik about <Where
you are, and then consider where the
person most removed froru you is. Is
the distance really so far ?
Cyn~ vs. Sentimentalist
,..,..,. .. Al Lotp:
ne cynic who lmilU thal everythlnc
In life ii done !or 1 oel!llh reason
. la dooer lo the truth than the ....
-who denleo H; bul.the cynJc fl da11JCbted in' not._Hdnc thot the
~tic upect o( IU. U.1a -broten no laws. ille ........ of the ' ....... .,:-tell; . ' • •
olid when we ICI in· ......i with lhHe 'l'he ftal U.Uhle with 1loeans like ~ out "ICl.lllbnell" ·ii a 1 1 o ''I and order. " ' _ .. _, by ._.,almt. aw . was ei:I".,..._.
• • • Goethe nQrly two centuries ago, when ~ nllicllpn -~!ht min!! '1ie ~-'ThO Plr-men are ic·
• ol1tn 11 It can ClarifY H: I -lo repeat -tty. end by ~ioi"''!ooal bi1dge · playera ~ for l>econiJll amvlcllom. and thus ...Uy
befO!'I playing the wront card. ·~ of '"'·"'-.. ......, hive played the rlfht one "~ IJ<PIW • ··-·-· -' •'-••ht ,, • '. • --:'' ""*6 · • • ' "it'I i i*J that. IQcb old..fuHoned
fto '-llllle world loOU down Iii words u "Olb\torugJh'1el" have dlul'" a i.iit ~ho are Jud(ed P.)Jty peared ud litTt bit beee repllced by
..... -fio!oo -but • lood • any -e1jlilvalenll.
.... Ill made outilaat our ..., • • • • , .. _.._, the allll ol ...., U you have lo mak• a !Ong sfory
-. .... ~·-by the very'*"' short, It couldn't have been much ol
...... ""' vlrtuoul for baYint a lt«7 lo be&IA with.
'
jority votJng YES on February It, we it be part of our strategy .bl,sur/epder•
need • two-thirds majOrity to pall thls To the Editor: 1 Theie are people in 'the ' Pentagon. in number of .Ameritans in. Vietna~ from
bond issue. . .. YOur headline in Mondayis edHion, higb places, who have ·todJ: Urged th8t . 15,000 to 14,000 before his assassmaUon
Thll ia the greateit place in the world Btach Debris 'I'.oo Much For City, was the United States ... llbouJd .... ""hate,. ~lMrcaped. .fot: all U.S. troops to. be to live; the harbor ls filled with beeutiful cause for a1ann for all thp res:identi military ·wperiorlty w 1IDIY. mWWy •1 • -awn by .the end ol 1963. He_ felt
boa•· and ·~ k -'-of ·~ area What a ple••••t •....,,;se -··"ty • · ft l hOoid Sl!PPIY Soutll VJetnam•, bqt i.a e ... ry wee more .,_,,..... coo-' .. !IC: • ........ u ... t-~ ~~1. • r • ·' ' ·' tblf sboUJd do the' JJghling. · ~~co=e~y~:aeC.:~ ~~.!s~~~!~! t~~rci=u~ the "THE F.w.ACY ot ·thll ·NwiDPli~1t (Wt\y shodt; Arn·ericln boy4 become
won't pass a bond issue. Our students are TOO MUCH ! Once is more than evident. n woatd ~inly pawns for S8icon? That government j1
Invest in the · future 'by voting YES again, as when the high tides and storm ~ treason jf the Pueblo h,d been · equlilly as ' bad as ~nat we'ri!.fighting.
•,on Feb. t I. surf threatened West Newport and the . delivered into the handl of the Co~ l\!ght-or· Jen , dictatorships ·are bolh
BILL LONGLEY area teen-agers came to the rescue with munists by ,design. ill ·Order to jive.· repressive and evil. Do we see Russian
'Sk11roeket'
To the Editor :
· School costs increased almost and up
to lf.f percent while the enrollment
of children Increased only 1.1 percent.
This OOnd issue shoold be ,.jected
and the ll(letldlng U:yrocket ID the publlc
IChool oystem should be brooght hick
down \o earth. ·Where · Ule rat of us
live.
WIWAM JORN KNIGHT
.---•• Geo,..e --·
Dear George:
What do you think of glrlA who
have •nothing on their mirid• but
1 men aDcl havtni a SoOd time?
-OLD FASlllO!lED
Dear Old Fashioned:
When you've ·1:1een intrried 11
loog u 1 have. )"l'tl ltam t.o try
llOI lo think ol gJrta who think
ol nothl"I but men and havlo(
a 1ood Ume.
(Write to George and don 't forget
t.o postmark yoor r e 1 1 on a b I e
rae1imlle aner mldni&ht In 25
words or more.)
sandbagging activities, can we be justly the Communists our latest, tophisticatM 'boys in Vietnam's jungles?
proud of our young people. electronic devkts. You must recall' that . .
LET US Al.L get down to the beaches
this Saturday and htlp our sludeDtl
clean up the beaches. Then on Tuesday,
February 11, cast a resounding YES
vote on the all-important Newport-Mesa •
Unllled School Dbtrlct bond issue.'
II can and will be a grut day ·!or
our community .
MR. AND MRS MICHAEL R. LAWLER
Sl0te C0Mp11ter
To the E<l11or:
Here's a· persooal ·anecdote to fOlknr
Saturday's Eta~ on Dr. Les Sltutk,.
Newport-Mesa's assistant superintendent,
whd haa set up grades by compuler.
Wh!le our ~ementary IChool child
brought home a hand-procesled, but IC·
curate ... report ·card ON SCHEDULE last
Wednud1')t, Wt are still awaiting the
compulerW!d crac1e,report for our junior
biglla:hool-1. .
' LANE B. BLANK
Ne,eti.u wur. C•b•
To the l!:dllor : Wb.Y can't the U.S. 1ovemmtnt or
the &lrlinea neJOliate with Olbl for tht
the secrets ,of. the atomic bqmb and !YHY JS viETNAM 10,(XX) miles away fi~onable material were given td tbe 11i(pJ)Oftant," OOt Cuba only 90 miles
Communists by Americans in high ~'":' away Ignored?' Wake up! Any mature,
lion." ' intelligent· AmeriCan ca~ see that this
· War is nzlriing Anlerlca. Wake up! Before
this war rWn.s nOt OntY .. lbis gerleration,
bltt many mort by Us lolly .. ' ' · R. V.-MITCHELL
Pl1dq, '"""" 7;1169 ISi DAILY Pl.OT S
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BY
WILl,l>.M I
REED
Westminster , Cool .Di8as~r Re~Iled . . ' British ·Beaches PoU'*'1.1by Tanker
,
• •
rf o 5:-ci~y " M,erge ·r
.; ...... ~ ...
In the;.Wincl
c
. ' Like ··to see something really
different 1n va1.n\tnest Well;'the
Huntington Be~cb Public Library
'bas a collection of Uiem dating
beck as far as 1890.
• The· •display will be at the li·
braty, 525 Main St., through Feb. ,.
14, the date of the renewal of the
custom which goes back to the
141h Century and certainly bas
heiiied to trap many• unsuspecting
men over those years.
-"Jo • • ' A.sheet of German printed die-
cuts can be 'seen in .the ·glass sh'ow·
c8se of· the library. Kate Green~
aw~y was lhe1·most noted yt ' the
valentine· designers of t.be lJtte
1800's, J!m told, and several -of her
valentines are on display th8nks
to Mrs. Merritt R. Nevins .
* Hy Seaman of Westminster High
School has been cited by the Calif·
ornia Newspaper Publishers As·
socif,tion for his contribution to
journalism education in 1968.
He has been',associated with the
writing activity on the Lion cam-
PltS for ,seVeral years and bas done
conslderali>le work in representing
the school district and its needs to
the public:
While the district o f f i c i a I s
point out that they consider his
efforts at being a journalism ad·
viser and 9ther writing activities
"above and beyond the call , of
duty," they want all to know that
he does a mighty fine job on the
piano too.
* Also honored recently were
Gary W, Pakele of 15161 Victo'ria
Lane Huntington Beach, presently
enrolled in the Air Force prepara-
tory school, and Korbin D. Killian
of 14081 Magnolia St., Westmin-
s~r; a senior at Westminster High
School.
Both were named as alternates
to the· Afr Force Acaderriy _by Rep.
JUcbard T. Hanna (O.Westmin·
sier) behind Randall D. F~akes,
a senior at Savanna High ScbOol
·and a Buena Park resident.
* · It probably doesn't happen too
olten, but · Huntington Bea5h High
School cu'stodi'\11 Robert BOersma
resigned recenuy to return to
fanning in Iowa. His_ son.,fdike will
remain here to continue college
classes.
Also, there ar:e 13 inches of snow
currently coVering the Boersma
fann. That fact ,,mfght have in-
duced Mike to stay in Southern
Calilornia.
• tihrary to ~c,r.een
'Billy Budd' Tonight
"Bij?y Budd ,"~e.rman Me1ville's great
sea st.oily, wUI be scree"n~·8t 1:so o'clot:k
tonight as a part or the 'free Huntington
Beach Public Library Fllm Forum at
the library, 525 Main St.
Sclaolar Wins' Casla
Bruce Saunden o! Midway City proudly displays $500 acbolarahip
check he has just received from Howard Matheny (left), president
of Huntington Center Merchants AatOCiaUon. Saunders, a 1t.ralghl·
A studenL at Gold.., West College, has been named association's
1968 "student of the year". The Westminster High School gradual'!,
1 tulure·tucber. plans to use mooey to continue his educaUdn er
Cai State Fullertoo.
,,. •' ':Y ' .
)
e ••.
It's true! The more I think about it
the more I like it.
One UJa.,,
evenpa.,,11
ablg5.25%.
Wh'en you're looking for maximum earnings· on yqi( $1,000amountsfora.periodof36months.Altheendol
savings, think of Glendale Federal, where you gelthe the period you have earned the regular5"pluaan extra
natiOn's highest rate on insu~ed saVlngs. Our r~gular 1f 4'! bonus for, each of the three years. It adds up to a
passbook a~~l'unt pays a big 5%. For an~~" higher .. guarantee(! bonu~ of .75%. There are Umpll!en men
return we have a Big Bonus Plan that pays more than ways to alive at Glendale Federal. Every way pays the
a regular savings account any-highest rate available, and accounts earn from the1*l If
where In town. It's lssu91! in even · received by the 10th, after the 10th from date of recetpL . '
NBWDOl'I B•Oh, 2333 Eut CO.Ill Highway
GUN DALE FEllOIAI. 11 OFFICES. TO SAVI! IN I MAIN OFl'1C£: GLEHDAL! I NATION'S aECOND 1.AAGEST f!DEAAL/ A88ET8 NfNt ., lllWDll
MWNGS---'" CURRENT ANNUAL RATE /, ,a,11% CUAAOO 'ANNUAL .Yl&lO / l.zl% O YEAR IOHUS ACCOUN'IS
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Several w!'Oks ago Amarillo, '
Tex. police .received a complaint
trom .. ·man who ,claimed be wa•
-bl• to sleep because bis .neigh·
bor'a dog barked all nlgbL He
filed charges and tbe neighbor got,
rid Of hi& dog. Suddenly, late last
week , the man again beard bark~
ing outaide his bedroom winrlow.
He told police he look ed out and
saw the neighbor crawling on
hand! and knees on bis lawn, batk:~·
Ing, scratching and howling. The
man gave UP,. "I'm going to
move," be said.
' ' .
A ~closed circuit telfvision in-
stalled in John Henry's Meat
Market in Cincinnati, did not stop
a burglary, In fact, not only did
thieves get away with $2,347 'in
meets and cigarettes, but Ibey
swiped tbe television. •
frldq, ,....., ,7, 1969
CORONAOO (AP)-'llle oenlor ocean-
ographer aboard the USS Pli<blo, a
civilian, oays ..,. ol bis ualgnmellla
wu to serve u a cover tor the intelli-
gence ahlp.
Jn fact, .. 1d Dunn1e R. Tuck, when .
the f1nt North Korean gunboo~appeared on the clay of capque be begin ·lowering
I waleNestln& ;~,. Ov« ,the ··~' "to '
shaw the North Konam wby we were .
there." ! •
1 . But when the KQralllS began firing,
the ahlp's aklpper, Crt>Clr. Uoyd'Buc:her,
shouted: "Frlir ~ i<l !llat,d!lnned ~gear up hert.-1•m-leaviftg;" -
Tuck, 31, of IUcbmood. Va., told a
• · Nal'!' court ol tnqUlry 'l'bunday tnat ::.~.::. ~=--r.~1er·~11.1'!
WU -ol lhe main parls'ol Ida ......
inenl. Bui, WI Tuck, hll -,.... to handle bill -t ..... nol·k>bilOiiere
' .
basis" with the. main aurvtmmn mla·
sion of Ibo ship, wlll<h Bucher hu de-
ll<l'lbeil u walehlnJ Sotlet viue!o and
North Koft&n radat, .
..It WIS one of my miaiona to Nf\'e'
as cover for the ship, io shoW Uill tt
"" an oceaMgiaphlt ollip." he ~ 11'1! black and wlllt.e'. chtcked .,.,...
coat, difk .,.... tie"'lnd black pant5 were a iharp choble lrunl other wit·
-· They all • 'Navy Wlll<il'ln ·dress bliiea. '
Tuck and the olhlr i>CWlolnphlr'
Harry Iredale m , •!*II 11111on111s Ill •
North Koteen prison, -· wlllt the· Navy men. Both are · d•lU:ierYlcellfi:
ployes of the Del-V.Ptrtmel!t., •
Tucl: ssld ~._t •ratfnl ·-GSl2, which 'pYt'iiliii.i\ f!J,174 a year 'base J>Q 'rate: , · .-r ,
Tho-~m..or..,,.._ lien of the Pueblo mw lo talll)' (OdQ',
al0ng with a Ponti,.. ..pm Jo wi11 ol
bow lo destroy clasalfied equipment ond
Three years ago a photographer
asked Marilyn Lamar mld Rodftttt
ColdweU to post for a siding pictur'
at Franconia, N.H. They ,mult have
liked the picture because the v •t't·
turned there this week as huAcnd
andtoife.
' Planes Bo-'" .. L publications In lhe event of capture. UW Tuel: said when lhe (int of six North
, . ,~.-" Korun ,,.-11 came ',Into a1cb1; be or
• Mra. Francn Bernier Of Dundee,.
Mich. today mulled over what to
name her newly born 'twin sona.
"Personally, rm considering Eno.a
and Enougb,'',sbe said.,lt was her
fourth set of twins and her l2tb
aDd 13th child.
' .
,Tbs snowbell fight was called be-
cause of lack of snow. Students at
S6utbwest Ti!zas College had plen·
ned their anllual snowbell figb~
but the ammunition was o!detrack·
ed by a freight foulup, Seems tbe
snoWballs, shipped' by alr to 5an
Marcos by students at Michigan
T!!<h In Houghton, Mich., were
misplaced in Chicago and arrived
too late for tbe batue. The snow·
balls, packed in dry ice, wW be
Wed today. •
Sen. Vern Brcssey,' (R:Bm.e),
moved to substi tute the 10 Com--
mandments for c 2,000·toord re-
1olution to set up c code of
legislative ethics for Idaho law.
makers. The senate turned
down the proposal.
• A prize will be given for "t.he
most out.rageous costume" at the
"artist and models ball" in Aca·
pulco, sponsored by the local Sal·
vation Army chapter.
Bucher 1111Uested'lielinnlnl -.b.Ydro-
'Mark, e~" .u ~11 gtipltlc \Olll, which· .... lits inahil1. qi .., run ca11nr • line liltO lbt oc..o w11b -
-' J ; ~~·~ ...... t-:=na.a) ~--·~ •• H.J. , ·~~,,·~-N~-.
300 B!~l are lowered to spedfled depth with a .~rans winch, Tuck Hid; and then a11-10
I •. ~·' , • fill by btJnf trl!Joed wilb a 1P6clil ~ 1 ( 4 ' -, • 5 _ nteue before J»flnr ~ blck. an .
VMUOHIAGU,-·Bllfra , (APl -A bi>ord." \, .
crowded open 1_1Wtet in !Ills Blafran '"''Ille .J:!i'l!J '(!~lier, ~es
villqe "u ~ ml,"!'ifed today, N:lt oald 'be ,:S.-1o BuC!Mr
csu&lng what moy be ..,. o1 the worst where ·lie 'll'lm\'ed 'lbt l<sll made and lbtt
clvilisn cuualty tolla ol the Nlgerian all were more than IJ mUts from lalld.
That woold be·&l leut one mile ftwn the ciyil war., ' '/ib • • • 12 IQDM.ol lil .... ;.&er~el•bNd.,
i-1 --181 Iba\ --North K-. -, • 1 I ·, ' 200 ind'aoo -we(& tilled outrJCbl 1'1lclc 8* far lbe~.,,..,,,.. -·-~ nte be oiOdtd a...---· and -men ·~· ' ' rillilttlon lrom the Pulblo's mtcitlii'. Five -s a!tel-the nooli raid, stunl1 ' He ureed wllb-· (baf flllll lltll*f
youths followed bf wailing ... relatives were e!tlbliJh the Pueblo nevtr 1ntrUded fnto
still carrying the dead along dusty trails North K<ftan :water.
in the bush to their homes. He said the flrlt impression of the Pu·
.1'bt BlaftaD Jnlotmatlon V.portmenl.. eblo'a edilad 'llllb Ibo North Koteana
oald it WU Ibo -worst bombfnl• .,.., that' It .... abnllar io c.nmuntlt
Incident ol lhe war,. the .w«at belnc -ol lbt alllte1" ahlp, e.-,
the bomblq ol a market In ot.,.,ita on wl!ld! be hM1owyed previoully. He
Jut JOit' In wltlch u estimated 100 ~ Con!mm>Jlt ....... hid fn· the l"'I
perlOl1I died · come clqoe -lo fnlaJD&ence lhlpS
Villagers ~ "" bomb.dropped ~ :;;,:.:'1'e coolacf and ''bant on lbllr
by a Nlprian jet fl&hl«·bomber landed Two enlisted men, Chari,. D, Law Jr ..
1n the~ middle of the market and a the lhlp'a senior quartennuter and
second uploded In front of a loog, Wendell LellCh, the only signal min on
low maternity cllnlc. vma1e leaders said board said tbe Pueblo's crew never was
15 women and children were killed inside. briefed on the mission.
The craters left by the bombs were "The crew wu told it was not illeg1l
apprMimately 1$ feet across and seven •.. that we were Just carrying out our
feet deep. , duties,!' said Law, i7. ot ChebaIIJ, WUh.
The bodies being carried away were "SOme o1 them !ilit crewmen) didn't
covered witb CU&ava leavet. They were e':!D know'what land they :were looking
borne on flat stretchers of woven wood, at when the PueblO amved off the
either overhead by two bearers or on North Korean coast, SI.id Leach, 21, . of
lhe beck of bl ycl HOU!lon, Tu. · C es. . In New York, Arthur J. Gol~, for-Five such processions were passed mer U.S. Supreme Court jurtice and
In a three-mile, 1\relch o1 the narrow, ambassador to the Unll<d Nati-, urged
red dfrt road leading to the. village that a disinterested trlhujial be named
from the Umuahia-Owerri highway. t'o lnve15Ugate the Pueblo's aeiture.
Nationwide Precipitation
Snow Belt Extends From New Mexico to Rockie§
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SAIGON (AP) -Tbe cordon operation
on ... 'IJQllfle' ·~ Peninlula 1"
-; \bl ~ncirth WU ~ & JPtjot suCceet
~ With more thin eoo of.·lhe ~
IOfti''/li oot OI -· :""-.,.at!Oo oW1ed 'J 'Ill> 13 .. wJth "~ bl' land; sea ~ lieitco~ter o('1.!!I, l!:S: __ Mamie, American Atmy
uil ·-'r111emen: to -off • 1111""9 ,mllu ol llie penlnJuls "'!Ill GI Da Nan&.
'Ille eordoo, now shrunk lo about t,500
iiten, bu Whal eMJily left Inside '10l'Ct<t
~ the tea," a&MI a senior C!m:
,,,_., Rear Adm. William w. Bel!r,.. Jr. .
"He finally bu to fight or swiender/1
be declared.
. To da.te, 11,471 · peasants ~ve be:fn
taktn from inllde the cordon for m-~aUon at 'a nearby ttnter. Thii
hu• yielded. 251 bamlel and province
t...i VI ~I CGnC polltlcal workers, 131 ~ 1nnpotblztn and D.clefecton, Behrens
U~I T,,.,....
Hid,
' In the sporadic fighlln&, m..,Uy against
aitlpen IDd small hit and run guerrilla
gquoda, lbe ·allied force claims 200 enemr.
d\1&4. Vlelnamtle cuuallles were Ugbt
an11 · U.S. dud wu reported at ft,
Anotbet' 186 Americana biVe been wound·
ed.
M0&t of the U.S .. casualties have come
from riiineo and booby traps,
· The Batangan Peninsula bad been
w.ithout government infiuenct for a
generation. The grOund is undermined
with two and Une-tier tunnel systems
that wind for thouu.ndl of yards. Some
are 30 feet Under~ and invulnerable
to heavy bombs and lhelll. Nine Viet Coi\11 surrtndered on the Peninsula·
Thunday alter being In S tunnel three
week1.
The aim of the cordon Is lo pacify
the Batangan. The peasants will be
returned to their land and government
ofl!Cials will move back with them.
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Political Sermons
To Bring Ar1·ests
In South Vietnam
SAIGON (UPI) -,South Vietnam ...
preajdent NJUYen V-an Thieu has ordereCi
p('OVlncial · authorities to arrest morikt
llld pi'Jeats wbo lllf ·people up lhiougb
"pollUcal sermons," it WIS rtpOrted to-
day.
Loftdl.tetJ ~polio 10
"M...U and, prleJia are lne to· 10
to lbt!rpagociu and clu!rcbtl lo CQl!diiet ~ and tO pray," Thieu Aid
durtnr a qlp lo the Mellonc lleita pro.
Yince ol'Qo C<lng. ,
·The Apollo· 10 spacecraft is lowered to lta Saturn 5 rocket Thursday
in tbe Saturn's towering assembly 'building et Cap.e Kennedy. Apollo
10 is set for la~ in May on ct ~~ landlitg rehearsal in or~it
around the moon. , ·
"But1 lf they deliver polltlcal sermons
ti> stir up the people, the province chief•
should 8rTe8t them and then report to
me."
!
Thleti'a remarks were ma<Je two da)I&
ago and, publi3htd iii Saigon today.
R.eagan Emei»gency· Call . '
' The Vtotnam ... -"1eiit charged the
Communi!tl were pluming to 111e
reUJiow: and political' organjzations to.
cau1e'trouble for tht·govemment.
«
'Draws Student C.riticism General Motors
Blasts Report
On Warranties
BERKELEY {UPI) -Gov. Ron ald
Reagan's declaration that the University
of California's Berkeley campus is in
a state of "extreme emergency" has
drawn bitter response from a variety
<>f student spokesmen.
"Our idJot governor declared a stale
ol eztreme emergency ai:id immediately
there . was one," an editorial in the
'l'hursday edition of the Daily Cal said.
The student paper called for a shutting
down of the university in order to talk
over problems calmly.
'Ille student senate also voted 10-1
for a closure of the 9Chool for a two-day
convocation to di8CUS& strike demands
by the Third World Liberation Front,
spearheaded group of t h e 16-dty-o I d
strike to press for an aul.onomous college
oC elhnlc studies.
Student Body Pre&ident C h a r I e '
Palmer told, a news conference that
minority students had been "lied to,
deceived ·and received resistance all the
way" in the past . from the all·
ministration. He said Chancellor Roger
Heyns and other administrators "only
talked about procedures.''
"The channels here are not open,''
Palmer declared. "It is impossible to
teach, learn and study in a polict stale." •
Jn another news conference Third
World leaders confirmed they had engag.
td 1n private Ul)'.I with Heyrui. Howtver,
they aloo proteited the "ahducUon and
~uni up" of Augustus c. Abercrombie,
II, a Third World member, Tuuday
Be~keley Chief Gets
UC Security Post
,BERKELEY {AP) -Police Chi•!
William P. 8eaU hu nolgned eUectivt
May I to tallo over the Unlverdty ol
California cam'PUI polk:e force. .
Belli, SI , Mkl M bid m1de a "verbal
commitment" some time ago to become
chief of the 14-lh•n cempus police fore•
wlllc:b be bellev• will .. _ be 1ubston-
tlaU, Jaraer!'
night. Police have denied the attack
on Abercrombie.
"Unless the university takes action
to 1 top all terrorist attacks · a state
of a,aression will exist between the
university and Third World studenta,"
Fernindo Garcia, Tbird W.o r I d ...... "'d ' •'I'·' ... s...,..Ml!lan, .,. . .. ....
Garcia saw Reagan'1 declJr&UOn is
"an attempt to mobilize ·tht.rNcUonary
forces in the state." · . The campus' itself was ciluj'~ more '£
than llO riot eq~.pollce calmly .
walchtd aboot 4IO 1trlbll Wini picket
oullkle of Sather Ga1-·aod U.O. -ch'
around campus ·~' .' · There )Vil JWi • , bi>~ vandaUsm
afMf ml}';~:~ m:Ji: AWPon,
3( a, ... ~ deportment lecturer
~ !<rdUJ DOI lo blocl< tTittlc"lt;.fjitber Gate..>.. • 1 ~-lo f 1
strlllth lhoulod Ibo famlllar ,,crlel ol
..a. a" w· and'"'"'· !Oh ' ' Slrlka fetdfn admanlabecl·
1111 . '.~-; ,..1,, t
W ASllJNGTON (AP) -G en er a I
Motors today 1ald a Federal Trade Com·
mluion staff report on automobile wafl.
rantJet ia "factu.llly deficient" and leanl
toward overataiement and exaggeration.
The report. iUIJed.abnost three monthl
ago, contends the auto industry valUea
sale& far above aervict and asserts that
nettbe:r dealers nor manufacturers live up 'to their new car guarantees.
HO'ftrd ,E.~ Crawford.. GM's vice presi·
~ fn charae ol. marqtiq, attacked
the ' staff report today In a slurunary
cl· -the corpgtaUoft's 111-pqe formal
atatement prepared for '"' FTC. 11earm,
on aljio warraatlel. ..
"I wut lo object -ly tO .the
false linpreuion .which ihe .staff report
endeaYOl'I to create In saylllg that ·~+ retainl the itatus of .. ·~ evil" in much or tht autoalobile tiuaineas , • " be llid.
'
s.trr1~ Wrong Film
' ' . .~Movie Canceu Studlnt Exliibit
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' SOUTH B~O. <Ind, (UPI) -The 'Ille soutli -· <illl<nl group . and showlna ol' part\! a JIOl1IOltJlphlc Ohn ' llie n~Uve DI pr;oecutor Wf!!iam 1!:1t"*'"'1i:tai~a Unl.•tnl1J ol. li«rt . v--,lr.'s ~. i)Olilplafned to' the OilM. CGnf' ' ~ •fh 'llal,..:ikJ ~' and . ll<bool
c-8atlon DI 1avioL l'l*·llllivloo ,;1a..,;p advlold qlb)ol ·COlllfnUloc llie
IJld an art Olhlbl! al a ............ ad' Olm. "Ille • .......,. a1ao -
--... poo ...... plij a n d cl!lolal I~ art Oitilblt ... sVundl ~P· ' • _."· . .. llmf#~tl01a1a~ana,f~1. M audience, whleh lncblded' 'JDell)bers Sltldtll ipoi~· of . Iba conference,
of the South Bend Cilhtns for Det!Ont headOd by Jo& Mroz, a junior from
Literature and a representative ol. the oei.viQe, Mau., tbt1. called a newa
Sl J.,..plt County prosecutor'• olfice 'tOl1lertnce lo· IMOllnce that four Olmo
saw a partion of a ntm called "Flaming scheduled to be. lhown la ter in the con-
Croaltlm," despite the fact It wasn't ference would be withdrawn.
on the program. · . Mr. and Olbtr' atudent sponsors as
ne· '1xplao1Uon wu &tven that the well aa uftlvt:r<y olficlals, lndlca~ \My
film WN In a mislabeled can Ind It wft felrtal ol lep) action slnct Voor
toolt 1 wbUe to realize Jt wu a movi. c10eed two boot stores, one In South
declared objecllooable b1 lhe U.1, Ben1hnd one in Mltlllwat11, on (l'OUnd1
Supreme Court. they irold questionable m1tertals,
•
Weeping for Slain BU.band
Mr.s. Janet MO!ldlane, American wife o1 Dr .. Ed•
uardo Mondlane, assassinated president of the
Mozambique Liberation Front fighung Ille Portu-
gueae ·In· Tanzania, Africa, weeps at the grave of
her huaband. Mondlane was killed by a bomb in a
pacqge he picked up at the post office Monday,
10 MoreGls
Get Asylum
In s,veden
STOCKHOLM (AP) -The
Swedish Aliens Commission
granted another 10 deserters
fcom the U.S. armed forces
asylum in Sweden today for
"humanitarian rea.sonll."
A commission spokesman
uid that 1ince the flow of
deaerten to Sweden started,
217 have contacted Swedish
authorities, 175 have been
granted asylum, 19 have been
turned .down for various ·
reasons and some 10 cases
are being investigated.
& far u the commi¢on
knows another 14 desert<n
have left Sweden without
waiting for asylum, a n d
"some 10 have left after
receiving permission to stay,"
the llpokellllfll said.
Tbe spokesman aaid the 10
Americana lflDled asylum to-
da,y were: Terry Macdowtll,
11, Bloomington. Ill., where
hir mother sttll ill living;·
Frankie Turner, ZI, born in·
N airobl, Kenya, hla parents
living in Norwood, but the
commission did not know the
ltate; Robert Walton, 22, son
of an authcr, James Walton,
who livea in Loa Angeles;
Bagwan Dass, 2.1, of Steelman
Road Drive, Los Angeles;
Mark Smith, 20, Pblladelphia;
Michael Andreasen, 24, Santa
Rosa, Calif.; George Warren
Wurth, 24. Evansville, Ind.;
Donald FOMO, 24, in In-
dlanapolla; Ralph Meler, 22,
Sligo Avenue, Silver Springs,
Md.; Kurl1 Rial.I, 22, rural
route 3, Marion, Iowa .
Ex-president's
Yacht Sold
LOS ANGELES (AP) -The
15>-foot yacht Potomac, used
by Presidept Franklin D.
Roosevelt but sold when
Dwight D. Eltenbower was
president, is going into ocean
research. '
Lot to Swallow
Student Gulps 210 Fish
SAN ANTONIO, Tes. (AP)
-A l~year~ld college stu-
dent from Texas bas managed
to make his mari: without
picketing, protesting, sitting in
or shouting llogans. He simply
swallowed a lot of 1oldflsh
-210 Of them to be e1acL
While many of his col-
leagues at colleges a n d
univenities from coast to
coast" were demonstraUng for
a variety of causes, Charles
Winfield put on his own e1-
hibiUon 1bursday.
Durln( an bour and . to.
minute period, Winfield, a
sophomore at St. Mary's
University in San Antonio,
naUowed one after another
of the live fi.sb while about
200 cheering atudents and
faculty members looked on,
Untveralty officiala -
probably relieved at not beina:
asked to reHnqulsh control of
the school -claimed his feat
w a s a world's rtcord.
Nick Bez: He Parlayed
Rowboat Into Fortune
SEA'ITLE (UPI) __;· lfaclt
Bez Sr., Seattle bUllneaman
wbo perlayed a rowlioat lnlo
a fortune, d.itd here at the
age of 73, tt was announced
Thunday.
Bez arrived in the United
bed "-no a &all b011 Ir.<
n1mon lllblns. . .
He boulhl hfa first seine
boat, the kind most used In
commerclal aalmon flahtnt, in
!Ill and began to )ulld j
fleet.
States from Yugosl{lvia wUh··----,.,.-,-~.,,.-_-_-,-, ---
jll(I !1.50 1n his pockets and
went on to build up Dnanclal
empires in both fishing and
alrllnea.
Bez, who died of I bear!
attack Wedneeday nlg\ll wblle
uoder treatment for Cheet In-
juries, was cba1rman of the
board of Air Wm which waa
JET ", , '
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' NOISE
ByJau
fonned last year by the This Is our flrat weekly column,
merger of West Co a 1 t, but ~anks to a vl.r)' nice Jaey,
Bonanza and Pacific Airlines. we will be talldng to you each
He was president bl Wm Tuesday and l"riday In the Pilot Coast. lo keep you and ywr frlenda Jn.
Bez recently succeeded In formed u to just what la hap-
• bitt.r filht with Air Weol ~~ t!'~:rv=~:;
stockbolder1 to bring about fi&bt to bep the big jets from
an ~ent to aell the line further invaalons over our beach
to billionaire Howard Hughes area homes
-a sale which must 1Ull * · * *
be approved by the Civil . \ Aeronautics Board. Early lhtS year _the Newport
He immigrated to this coon-Beach City Council voted for a
· h f place on the agenda of the Civil try m 1910 at t e age o AeronauUcs Board Hearing in
15 and settled here. He bought Wahington in March. T~
a row~at for uae on Puget count them!-airlinM have ap-
Swnd in 1911 and by the pUed for routes ualng orange
following year the rowboat County airport'.! If you think
,_;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.lthere IJ jet nobe and jet traffic
over your home now ••• can
you imagine If ~ airport ex·
t•ncb .. lnvilatloo to teo more
routes?
Old World
Mediterranean
Spanuh Furniture
1t ... lved uncollatlon of $22,000.00
Spanish anti Medltwranaan Fumlfura
AINewT ........ ._.N-. •... , ............ "-°"~
JtelllJ as followa: Georgeoua 8 ft. cuatom
quilted sofa with &eparote loose pillowa with
heavy oak trim decor and matching chair, 3
matching 01t occulonal tables, (2) 58" tall
decorator lamps, hanging chain swag lamps
In wrought Iron, an 8 piece ldng slJe muter
bedroom suite in pecan panelled Medltemn·
ean etyle with top quality 15 yr, warranty
ldng size mattreu a. box springs. Splllish
decor dlnlni sel etc. ,,.. .._.., .. ,....., ., .....
::1::~~~-------$698.00 Any Piece Can la Purchaaod lndlYld)ially
Tormo Avallalllo -Newc-rw te Calif.
CrMil Approvotl lmmadlotely
~
F......U.re
At Harbor Blvd.
* * * Every day people who art dia-
turbed about the jet aln:rall ln-
vaak>n, 1heir lou of property
value, comfcri and saletf uk
us "what can we do."
Everyone bu a place ln the
flgbt. Call me al the beadquar-
tera, send your contribution,
&how a "Stop the Jet" bumper
sucker • ' . "' jllat r<porl ywr specllic complaints to the CAB I
We know thit the CAB euthor-
ltlet will llrteo to IPOciflc cqm-
plalnts about low nylng afrcraft.
Lut month, two ,ucb apeclflC
complaflits lo the Baycreat and
W'-!tcllff al'lll were lnvesUgat-
ed by the CAB authorlUee.
Be sure lo cite Ume, date, alr
caITler name, and fil«ht nwn·
ber-you can 1et this from the
Airport Tawer-.145-1291.
* * * MeanUme, (ti In en the llght.
We mµ:at Id now if we are r:,ro teep the alrporl from
tber inv:=er ·y0ur ant!:
~ :t open dally from
tO:OO upalafn al Ill Eut 17th
St.-thol's II the corner of Ir-
vine Ate.
'Execution'
Suspects
Arrested .
Drug , Fir~ Offer 10 Killed
:$120 Million Deal ~::h
NEW YORK (AP) -Jl'lvo
LOS ANGELES (UPI) -major drui makm, accuoed
Pollco boOUd two laborm of tllepl prlce-flxio& la the
early today u llUl]>OCt.I la the sale o1 fl.7 bllli<ln worth ol
flve ••encuUon murdera" tn. a dru&. during • lS.year
which the vlctlms were •hot period, ·have offered to J>11
at point blank range during IUO million to settle damqe
holdups ln the aouth· central 1ult1 by states, clUes, and
Loo Angel., area. ' perbapo fndlvldual1.
De~lvee revealed UtUe ex· 'lbe ~posed settlement,
cept· to say the men were made Thursday, stems from
boobd ·"In connec:tlon with ~ ... ftled by the Federal
our kllllnp here." 'Illey were Tr~ CGnunis.skln -wtdch
Alonzo McConnell, 27; and w'ere dismissed -a later f'l·
Manion WnlJams, 14. ' fort by the Justice Depari-
The pair wu questJoned for m'ent, 'and a New York Qty
two boun but the auspects lllll against thre< of the finlll
were descr1bed u noncommlt· filed in 1164.
taJ. Detecttva believed .they The Justice Department had
were ln the nelgbborbc;lods conWxled that the d r u I
wbere the slaylnp occumd te-••M"-of the all ' du-'-• the 1-~ • of ~ ._,....,.,one I<>< -''''6 -~ weta. uc-ed wonder &ntlbJotics, WU
cember. . produced for as little u 1.1
In each cue, the holdUp vJo. ceots per ca"'1J]e and relall-
Ums, complied with the gun-ed t9' .51.Centa each. .
men I de~ for money 11te" Oi"ms are the American without ....,stance and then Cy -·-•• Co . ~ I . • were shot through th head . aucuu11.1 . , B11sto -Myers
at Point btant range. e Co.; Olarles Pf lier It c.o .•
Sb: wltnesaeo to the various the Upolm Co., and Squlbl>-
oboollngs were bJ'Ollght In to Beechnut, Inc. .
Unlvenlty Dlvialon Station to-All the firms ~d In a state-claY to ldenllly the ouspects. m"'I they were nol admltllnl(
Four of the five deaths oc-guilt, and further said the
curred at sma11 btl!!nt!HI op-offer waa being made because
erated by noo-Nqroes la I he further UUgallon lnvolvlnl
m..U, black south central .-100 civillaw llllts could
area. dra& on for years.
n. C.UC.DGI • Mt4tl c.u..snv '°"""' Cot1t1""'"'" "¥t.d t:OnlOle lft 1tnulna oll lin1~ W4lnut ~ Zenllfi Juptr 50 Handcr1f1ed Chauls. ~
Gold Viden Guttd Tanlna Sys1ern. Zanllh \'Hf ind UHF s,otlli. ,_I. 1" Owll 1nd S" 11 )" twln-c&nl! 1pt•klrs. A MnMliontl
Zftllth Goldan Annivirrw:ry Speci11!
The companies 1 t r·e a a e d
their riilbl to withdraw t h e
cumml olfer by Mmb 7 il
occeplance reaponoe proved
"Inadequate." UDder th e
terms o( . \be .ettlement pro-
posal the firms woolc! pool
'100 mtllfon to pey current
and future clalma by slate
and local government s .
wholesalers, clriluJsls, and
conswr.en. They alao would
put up -f20 mlJlloo to settle with private
hoepllals, and clalmants IUCh
aa holpltal planl, wbk:h made
relmburaemellt Oii tetracycline
purcbase.s. .
II El LBOIJl\NI'), AUlll'attt .
(AP) -Rallwoy offldall:
toollhl said 10 pe...,,..ra.
..... tilled today Wben the;
SY\IMY·!>lelboume itreamllnd.
••Pl''!' ........ !nib • tr.liht'
tr.in and burst fj!lo flameo
Iol miles' llOl'theasl of
Melbouroe.
Railway officials told police ·.
earlier they fe,.red . aa many :
a1 20 pauena:era might have·
been trapped In one lleeplnR'
(!af that wu teleJCOped and '.
burned, and • IGlal of 21 might
be dead. But a IJ-bour seatch
of the wrectqe p-odUCfJd no
more bodlea, Ind people·
earlier reported missing were
calling In lo pollce throqhout.
the day. Offklala said they ;
believed the final toll WIS 10#
dead.
u1 Wu dying for a cup
of. tea," iaJd IG-year-okl Mn.
L. Hollingworth. "I waa ju!t
lylng In bed walllng for the conductor' to arrlve w I t h iL
I dldn~ really know what bad
happened at Urlll. I heerd peo-·
pie llboullllg and .,..rung. The .
scene wu dreadful, I can't
deacribe It."
It wu AUltralia.'1 worst rall
occldent In to yeers.
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tdi .. 1 color hutc, adjust volu"'e lo low,
"1fdium f.nd hl1h, lurh Mt on and off,
chul1e VHF ctiannels lafl or"riif!.1,
turn off to11nd whlle pklU1'1 Nys.
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T_V and AP.PLIANCE CENTER
HARBOR CINTER
2300 Ha~r Blvd. Costa Mtsa
Phone 540-7131
.• NO Down Paymot\1 1144 t4•~ llYd. Costa MeMr ~
1_., nlflht 'tll f -Wod. Sal. & Sun. 111 6.
See you here next Tuasdoy!
Airporl Noflr Abotrmml
Committee
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l1t:m-Y ·~EDITORIAL PA~E I • , ' ~ . .
Qo wn t own Cleanup. •
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A bold Idea for cleaning up the bllgbl of the yean
from Fifth Street southeest to Lake Stnlel In Hunting·
loo Beach IJ wider study today ll)' the City Council. U
found feulble, II should be enaclecl.
parking area, b4t tenan'ta or cutomers would pay for
the parking areas through leeses. '
Tiie .plan ls for the city Parl!ng Authority to buy a
strip 0( blighted area along Coul Hlil>way about a
block Inland and to build a large par~ facility on the
property alter II ls cleartd and trtreell consolidated.
A civic audltoriwn has bee!> suggested and although
the proposal requiru ·much economic study, auCh an
auditorium could ~~a\ tbe convenUons land other ac-.
tivltles needed to • the hotels, restal\f&DIJ aod' .
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motelJ prontable. •
EnvlJloned is a large developmanl , with high rise
'llpartment.olflc1>Commerolal lowers and perhaps a
A civic COlller ,bas been suggested, too. The Jdea
deserves stpdy, but there IJ considerable dovbl tbil •
the civic center should be_placed. In an aree which-~
·the potential 01 · beComlnf hlgll value property to .• :' •. civic auditorium or civic ~ter. . . PresenUy the aree ls one of empty buijdings, empty
Iota and marg!nal commerce. II la an area whlcb bas
bad more than Its share of police problems and has
produced less than Ila share of tu revenue. . . ·
private enterprise. · . . . . ~ ,
There will be cries that the city ls 11ec<>nung Ill·
wived In the province of private enterprlae and that
BOid approachea lo curing. the Ills ot the old down-,.,
town are needed. Al tb1s point, the Parking Authority
apJl!'ars lo be the most effective of many II>• city could -•
use for clearing blight.
·>the private land ownel'll should be encooraged lo d ..
velop the strip. So they should, but they have been en-
couraged to do somelbln~ .. about the b)igbted mess for
yean without result&. T' ·,.
The .Parking AulbOrity could clear the land and
blllld a parking lo\. Revenbe bonds from parking pa· ·
Irons could pay for the project.
Council Was By-p{,ssed
Announcement au;;;, Huntington ~~'.
valescent Hospital at.Main -Street and Delawart.Ave-_ •¥•. would likely become the second, m.io< hooi)ltal In '
the city has left councilmen surprised.1 ·and, b:I some
A preliminary study shows that just beach use dur·
fng the 140-<lay summer seas9n would repay the bond
money and interest needed to acquire and cl~ar the
area.
cases, angry. ,~ ·• ..
The hospital zoning was ojJtalned ywa ago. ' So
when the owner of the convalescent hospital warited~to . .'
expand and make his conversion, he simply _ii pp lied far •
th~ routine use permit and it was granted.
( .,
M9re revenue could .come from leasing ai r ,fights
over the parking facilities for high rise buildings. One
of. the limiting lacl<>l'll In the old down!own today is the
lack of parking. A potential builder would have to buy
much land in addition to the building site for a parking
lot and to·date no bnllder has been able to put together
a 'prolilable package Including the required parking
spaces.
Councilj!len, )>Olnling out that they are )lotilled ii a
gasoline station " to be built,: were unhappy tlial they
were not told of the hospi'al appllcati91'.-. _
The feeling among some councllinen is that a hos·
pita! is a semi.public ~se and that the publlc ·iiiteresl
must be prqtected even In the private hospital 'con~jit.. .
With the Parking Authority 'plan, a builder would
need to lease-his lmm,ediate building site and sullicient
Years ego nothing was' done unless approved. dif'9':t.::
ly by the COU!'cil, bul th• city bas. grown. Missing. this.
one is part of the price the political leaders pay for en·
couraglng .the cilY, to grow. ($)
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11 PLfASt VON1·1Al<E Mf ~ro (llBA. i WAS ONl.X ~IN' TO
, TH~ WASA&(:lpM FOR ~oME WATER .:~ ;
A ggression ,
ls of '.Several
' Varie tie s
Dear
~lopmy
. GWJ;.
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Lela Robllallle queil!<1111 w. Roal
Wioterowd'a personal mot Iv t 1
. in crttlcl>lnr t!>e HllJlthigloo lleacb
Police Departqi.enl She made a
-del...0 ol the qt,,ey. PerbaJll her '1JO!i'!'' II her rnu-
rlage to a police captain.
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' ""' ...... l'.itKtl .,_,.. ... .,.. .. By GEORGE R. ROFF, Pla.D. .._..., t11e1e " "" __."'· ._. .... "' ......... ~ ... DlllJ Nit. . . . Nowadays, with everyone conc:emed .._ ___________ _.
about riots, student unre.st, brtakdown .
" law 11111 ...ier, vtoJ<at. ovf1'1brow of traditiooal values and cberilbod m.
stituUono, <le:, It la dlfflcult.to malnt.ln
our perspective. What'• good Md What'•
bad? 'GOod « bad for whom? What Me the PlfPORI of these waves "-
dlaconlent? .
The annrer. are not eully diJcovered, ~
primarily becauae the questiom are ifl..
appropriate.. Instead of uklng, "Why
are IOIDI people being so violent?" a
piore polnlecl qu..Uon mlibt be, "What
Varieties of a.ggresalon facilitate or
detract from personal and 1 o c i a I
fqlflllmmt?" .
IT Ill WELL KNOWN that humans
are naturally directiona1, wanting to
move ahead and grow. 'lbll is
equally true tor one person or for
the whole world. 1'bt words 0 movement:'*
arid "growth" are keys \o one important
variety " ggrellllon; ..u-. Our
Vfr! IUl'.Yival U humans requires 'UI
to ,keep growing -to coatimla1ly -eunelm oo that we and ol1len will
see us as autonomoua and worthwhile
persons.
· Whenever we're repressed, inhibited,
or are denied movement in some
way -remember, we lbnit ounelvt!,
tocrwe feel caged and our emoUonal
energy builds up, somethnes to the boll·
Ing point Then, if we escape the cage,
we are apt to blow.
PRDSURE COOKEU have safety
valves but. untcrtunately, we're not. ao
equipped. We have to create our own.
If we cannot make our own safety valve,
we oflen inllllt that others provide one
for us. When they doo't « can't. the
1'tail wags the dog" and we uaert
only hostile fetllnp toward our "op.
preuon'' ratber than assert1ng wbo we
are.
While seU~on ts a positive force
in our li'fes, boltllity -defined . u the
need to hurt another -diverts our
mcmment toward lul1her growlb and um. ii ae1!4eltructlve.
A 8'XX)ND V AlllETY Of aggresafoo
might be tofmed odlve parttclpaUoa. We want: bomonomy -t1>e tendency ·
to fit into and. conform with a family,
a sodal group. a wbrld order -aa .
much u autoppmy. We not only enjoy
being a part ol 110me ldeology, JnsUtutlon,
cause pt-1~ group, ti,I& n'N Jmely
and d~g if we're Dot parUclputs..
Social, cultural aiid penona1 .UenaUon
account lot untald misery.
Again, when bomonomy needs are
thwarted, ..negative aggression resulls.
~ctive participation then tumJ into forc-
ing ourselves Jn where we feel left
out. Bizarre manifestations of the thrust
toward' · bomonomy appear dally u
bea~ in the newspapers. "Students
Aila.ck AdmlnistraUon puUding." .. Gang
Raids Party." "Re~ ·overthrow
Government. """Fat.her Murd"era Entire Famili." . -
IS IT ASKING too much to be part
of sometblq: larger than ounelves? In
our culture, perhaps. Maybe we're hung
up on the concept Of, "You muat prove
yourself f?etore we'll accept you into
our group." Exclusioniam could be
reaponslble for at least some of today's
upbeavaL
Another variety o[ a 11 r e 1 s to n
penneating the current scene la en--
coater. An encounter fe9.ulrel self.
assertion and active parUClpaUon of
those involved. Nothing less sufflces.
It auumes that somethin& happens
between the participants.
WHEN ITS manif~Uon ii negaU ve
-unlu1fllling -then all bell breaks
loooe. When, on the other band, then!
ls an atUtude of posiUve "!ympatico,"
then growth, autonomy, homonomy, and
encounter .it work to bring us together.
Unreallltfc? Maybe. But what have
we got to JOSE? Think about where
you are, and then consider Where the
penon DlOll removed from you is. ls
the distance really so far?
Cynic vs. Sentimentalis t
'llloqlita Al Lute: I
1l>e cynic who inslals that evet)'lbin&
In We ii done for a selfish reason
ii cloeer to the truth than the sen-
llmenlalllt who denlea it; but the cynic
11 ~t.d in not rea1i%lnJ that tile
~all< upoct " lile lies In knowing
--" t1>e -1111, ud wllon we act in accord with thue
1Jllill, out ''1tlfllbntss'' is a l a o
b•:••t. • • • • 1-rellodlGn can ""1ftlle the mind
Jtot • -u it can clarlly It; I "-m bridp playen ponder !er
b I •• befcn PJl)ting the ~ ~ ""' JDIPI have played t1>e right one
...... I lb'#JM)t't thought. .,-. . .
fte relPICtablt world looka down Ill
-al i-who are judged gullly ol &Im ol commlalon -but I p>d ... ...W bl made out that our molor
-.. -bJ t1>e sins ol ....... , ''1 • -by the vuy people
;:: .... -... rirtuoul 10< bavinf •
•
broken oo laws. • • •
The ~ trouble with 11ogans like
"law and order'' was expressed by
Goethe nearly two ctnturiel ago, when
be warned: ''The pbraes men are ac-
customed to repeal lncessaotly, end by
becomial coavicllMI, and U... ollllly
the orpna of lnt.elligence." : . . .
It's 1 pity that suc1t old-fashioned
worda u "fllbbertlgibbtt" have diup-
pwed and hive not been nplaced by
any modern equJvale:nt.s. • • •
If yOtl hive to make a long 1tory
short, Jt couldn't have been much of.
a It«)' to beilD Willi.
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Header Asiert~ ~*·~·••·J.luitai~g l\'at~on
Up; Co:btplaCerit Americans'' ~wake ·
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To the Edi""'' , " The • best summa\ion " the Puehlo J\'egotlate With Culta
Wake ;fa older America! Yes, I mean affair was made by the. .keen and To the Ed1tor :
you com cent Americans. over SS. I'm' , aJlal:Ytical mind of Coitgressman James · Why c"n't the U.S. government or glad 1he educated and intelligent youth · · · hl • · · of America at least have a sense of B. ,,U\_t: almos~ )'ear ' ago in s the airlines negotiate with Cuba for thl
value. . Wa.slµngton Re Lett.er_ ot· ?eb. ~4 .r~t~ ol the hl~a~kers on ,,~1:;, .. basis
·Over 31,000 American •boys hive ,been LttUrs · frdm t"aldtri are uidcome, . and -I have his permission ·to quote of extradition or pnsooer ex........,.es ot
tilled in the jungles o( Vietnam. Another lforfl'ISUll tDriten ahould c~f~thrir in part: cash rewards~ ·
200,000 have been wounded and 10111e mencat fn JOO 1D9"TdJ ·or less. The . Surely, the return of these c:rtminals:
at 11 and 19 are de.tioed .to spend ""ht to . ~ :•Att to ·-at .'' ~ "COµLD THIS BE treason, or 1s will deter ol.he~a and halt the ndlculoo.s
th . d or··~-li ... ~pples ..... ' co '#C trl J• apaCl!I It in <. ...... • j .... plain helple• ....... a. ,,.. the-relM!lllel to e remam er 1.11':U" v a u-1 • or tzi~nate . ·tibeE N: re1ef"V~· AU . c:oa1,,~nce, . or .11~.:. '-:t-t-;-:. . . oda""'er~ .... u;~i:-. . , "'"": . ;, ~~ ~~~ ! ~1fif~: !::'":; ~. &efftr• mun., includ1 BlflMtuf' 1aM · 1 ~pidit,y. U our gore~at:~.tr:J~ ' •· ~ill let~s"'; poslca(d8 or teregrams
can the enemy. . . ) ~ addrtts, but . ft;Omt& fnoV be ·to ~·~di Korea, as .we-,dd.)i"~.:.CUba. ~'to our elected i"eprtsent.iUves .sfart the
-• withheld ..on RQfi'{•tti/'iufjfmnt t"ea· We ~ve sunk lower than l1ever' dri?amed. ball rolling? · · ./ ·
WE HAVE BIEN "called in" by an 1on i.r.apparenL · · B_y ttrlbute, I do, not ·~·~· I .. · . AJmlUR ~
Illegal dlctatonhip which imprisons all '',.ii)einanyklndof.;proapeeot~on ·~ • · ~ · 1 • 11.
who seek neutrality or any course~con, ''~"·but Qlba on)y 90 ·miles ·~' apologr.·~ questlO!-... lh:!lt"mmt ·be: .·!·-. .. •... '.. ·'.· '''; ·~
trary to ~.... South Vietnam ~~ away lgnortl\I! ·ww up! Any mature, *8olved IS, • Who ' onle(ed ·llle'-ru•blo Lool,Jttg . Beuonti Self
a member of SEATO or any ~ 1ntelllaeot ~ C.ID.J aee that ·thla ~ snrrender w~ firlrig a~?· ~1~. ' . / :
alliance wlf.h. ~'U.S. There has ~en war 1a rUinJnc AmeriCL WU:e ~! Befor,e Jt be part of our ~&tel)'. ol. ~:;-.': "U'o the Editllr: r ~ · , ~ · . .
no ~aUon of war. Over one-ball thiJ ~ ruins not oolr. tblJ aenfratioq T_here are people in the' Peo~f;4-Q• · ·' ·~'S·~ ~plred ~ foHowing
mlllioo """" ~1 are lhen!· J!P.use 1 -. • bJ lll IOo1 , "-" Jiigb places, _who have long· W'tled that 0111111De,!1!;. , . Of a a!tap ~-·~• •<De~ 6Wi f;ol. • ~.,,.,. ~ a. V: MITCHEl:L ~ United Stat~ should not . he.ve '.~~~~ f1ndl a ·PolDt of. ac-
Tonktn ~~lJM)," •M -\: ~ " " . nulitary superlont,y but only military . ~'irjlli_' his -t ,penOnalhy
It gave tile;~ 'tl>e rigbt to " equality. ' " · can uieit )>r<icioed wlthOut· . prilpl to
use •llf force rbe consklered.neceaary P h llo a lo awareness. · · 19 defend the lives of American military. ~•eat l lS ''THE ·FALLACY of thls assumption . Knowledge' of oneself "is sUil fir from
personnel. Did that mean l.Dvolving To the~ Editor: ~ ls more than evidelit. It would certainly e"nough, hoWever ; awareness is only the
AmeriCan boys In an Asian land war? I see wbere~the Pentagon proposes be treuon if the Pueblo bad, been . ·first level. But tci 11hate and apply
Shouldn't our eleeted Congressmen and to investigate the. Pueblo affair. Rubbish. delivered Into the hands of tbe COm· knowledge takes re.sponsibllily.
SenatOfs decide that, instead of a Presi· Are lhey trying to whitewash themselves munists by design, in order le give We all have goofed in the •game o[
dent wbo is only one man? and keiep from being lnvestigated? The the C!>mrqunls1! our latest, sophisticated infinity oot to rue· out Of the Present ~ · only way .we will ever know the truth e1ectronic devices. You must reeall that degree of. awareness requires apj>llcation
PRESIDENT KENNEDY reduced the and correct these alarming conditions the secrets of the atomic bomb and of. knowledge-with conviction.'
number of ~ in .Vietnam from ls to have an iovy,ttgaUop by, the Joint fi~able materi4l were · given to 'the How lazy humans are"! Orutcllest
15,000 to 14,000 before bill ~Uon Armed 5ervi~ Cominlttee of the House Convnunist.s by Americ ans in high ,posi, Denial! And the greatest deJUal ii 'failure
and called for all U.S. ~ to be . and the Senate. •From what · I have Uon." . ·~. · to give an<freceive love. One wbe cares
withdrawn by the end of• lllS3 .. He felt fead, I assume that Comdr. Bucher '' not t6 exert the energy Shall ever
we should supply South Vietnam, but violated Navy retU]aUons and should THESE ARE A few ot 1he. many live, but one who pro}ed.s anything,
\bey abould do the fighting. receive some punishment -{ minimum) questions I want answerld ~m1 : only however litUe at least Is lookiOg beyond
Wby should Americab boys become reprimand to (maximum ) two years' a Joint Congressional CommiUee q.n hiniseif. ' -·
pawns for saJ.gon? 'Ibat government is sentence and kick-out. find the · answers.· U you agree ·with LILA MELTON
tNUallJ as bad as what we're fighting my thinking will you write your con-A news report of Dr. Timothu iu .. i...J« left, dlctatorshinc are both. THE BOARD Wll.L be fciir aild com-gressman and your two senators and • ... oagu• t"" • ..1. , .. ~ • • • • 'Leary's recent talk at UC Irvine uxu re-··•ve and evil Do we see n .... ,an pa.sSionate, they· Will " 11ot "l.lllVw the demand that they .do lhe investigating? .
V''"'""" ~ 1 · ' · · ~eadlined: "Leary'! Creed: 'You're boys in Vietnam's 'jungles? book at him' -but for the sake of Thanks. morale, U he · 1s foun'd guilty he · sboU!d CAPT. r. B. McDANtEJ.
WHY IS VIETNAM 10,000 miles away oot go unpunished. U.S.N. (rel.)
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Foreign Affai.rs First on
WASHINGTON -Richard M. Nixon's
first weeks in office reveal something
of the acope 0£ his presidency but not
yet It.! substance. The BCOpe is broad.
It involves a new start in fortlgn affairs
and 1 reordering of domestic affairs.
The stronger Initiative ls in foreign
affairs. The President said thls bas bad
to be his first concern in his early
daya in office.
In domestic affairs the reordering pro-
cess is not likely to be s~cular.
It involves essential! like straiibtening
up the poverty program, making welfare
payments more uniform in the states,
combattlng crime in the nation'• capital,
government reorganization. But there are
ye~ no magical formulas for "fine tun-
ing" the economy to slop Inflation, no
instant remedies for racial strife, student
disorder and the national crlme rate.
THE PREm>ENT IS following a plan
--B" Geo,..e --·
Dear George :
. .
.Jn :domestic affairs, President Nixon's
. ,.~Uhent of Arthur F: BU?QS, former
. economic adviser, to P r e s i d e n t
· Eisenhower, as bis chief counsellor i's
a new departure. BurM' funcUon in
, domestic affairs is the same as Kiss·
which he eyidenUy had well fixed :ln ·inger's in naUonal1 aecurltJ and foreign
his mind.before he assumed the preSiden-affairs. A newly desipa~ council on 1 urban affairs brings together the ~ef cy. First be would appoint his cabinet Cabinet ollicen concerned with these
and chief subordinates. 'l'hen he would problems.
fonn them into major groups to attack The third group an economic and fiscal
a serl~ of major problems. He 'would · ' policy combines bolh domestic and
establish White House Ual!on with these foreign appri>aches, but its empbasia
groujl'i and turn them, loose under geMJal · is most heavily on the domestic economy.
directives to find and implemenl. sohJ..· Nb'on's ·1.bJl: with thls group of cabinet
lions, with the Preskleot's approval.· . ·members of Paul W. McCracken,
This process has resulted in the tonna-. 'chairman ol the Council of F.coootnti!
tion of three , qta}or groups, each 1wiqL Advisers, and the groop includes also
its White House adviser and a procedure, William McChesi:ier. Martin, J r . ,
for coordinating government fact-Unding chairman of the lndepend.enl,~d ·of
and actJon. The three groups are : .1. governors ol tht Federat Reserve
Foreign affairs and national leCW"ity: Systenl.
2. Don:leslic affairs ; 3. F.cooomic "and •. ~ policy. . ' fl' . IS IJARD Ti1 FIND a P'!~llcl
In foreign aUalrs and national security · for l'ucb an orderlY approach l~ the
the President is using, or intends to, . ~~fems of the ~deney,.. ll1 ditfwt
God'."
-!'di tor
Agenda
In any 'case, Nbon 1" now trying
to get the syitem es)ablisbed and ap.
parently expedl!I to ba able to do so
by mtd-Marth. Thia would:then Mable
him to go ahead wil.h what hi. plumed
befo" he assumed office, a new ,penona1
iniUative in dipl9fn8CY. ~ He 'Will traver to Europe to rte.stablish
· coot.acts with our old allies. tetk to
push the Vleinam peace talks, SUl<b
tor a ne;v approach on a ?tf~ast 1et--
tlement. In the meanlime, the cozn..
mittees, Councils, advisers and cabinet
members will wrestle with problems of
reordering OOmestic affairs. 'lt' .ia an
orderly and willj>lanned beglnn1ng but
Jt will be no ·more· than that until jt
begins to produce C001tructive r~lta.
---W-
Fridiy, February 7, 1969
What do you !hint " glrla who
have notbln& on \heir mJnd• but
men and having a good time!
use the National Security Cou~l from ~isenbower's tn ~t ll:Mt'e b 1 no ~ by_ law to a greater degr., c~!p, ol sLalf or "Ulislanl presiden\"; ·
tiW1 his ·~. His lialson with Nbon .ls his own ct\lel ol siafl. ll-(lillen .
' Th• tditorlal paot 0/ 1/lf Jlafl'
Pilot .... /fl to, "''""" Giid, illM-alillt 'rleclm "' ,,,..~.g · lhla
OU> F ASllIONED
Dear Old FashioOed:
When you've been mM'rltd u
1ong· u I have, you lelm to lty
oot to think of girls who think
pf nothing bul men and having
a good Ume.
(Write to George and don't forge.t
lo postmark your r e 1 • o n a b 1 e
facslmlle after midnight ln 25
word• or more.)
tl>l& 8"00P Is Henry A. Klu!nger, fonner ,also from t1>e moro highly peraonallzed Hanlrd professor and government· Adi· White House operations of PresidenU
visit. Kenn<jly and JohnsM. ~ A ni!W 51.1per level of government. has
MAJ o a Rl!SPONSIBILITIES for been created. If It works u ' pLlnned, ·· f<..icn potfe!y nmaln with ·Sec. ol State President Nixon !Ill)' be able to 1'8'P
William P .• 1togu1 and for ·i18tiqnal lfealer control of policy crtaUon. and
security with Sec. of Defense Melvin ezecuUcin than any of his • recimt
R. Laird. But a broader aod more irt-predecessclrs. U It doea: DOt wort, this
llltutlonal ICOf)O is given to determinln& pro!llen1tlon ol ooonc1ls """ oonimltt.U
and Implementing policies In UUs Oeld may prove to be an adrnlnl.Watlve
than under Presideol Johnson. cllsa5ter.
• ....,,,_,.., opfflfont Giid -
.... ro., .,. · fopjcr o/ mtcrut
ond ripllli=-, by ~g a
forum· tor IM UJ>I''"'°" of
.,., --op1n1o ... and bp
preaR#!lg Che dlurrst m,.
pointl of ,tJt/Ortll4d. ob1m11n
im4 rpokt,,... °" topf<I o/ &ho
dav.·
Robert N. Weed, PulilWior
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Wit •.' th Sh. : to ~-~·' · · · ' the -Jil•a DlDtll tranaPia'!l EvenlllP, 51, ol.'Arliope. u ,,_. t1111 he 1 r I February 19, 19H ' e· re e eep ' ._~e.,.i:lll!l--11· ~ .IMI ~,l_~~ , VL, iqlved ~ oew.bearlJulJ PINplool• cu and wlD 142,272 Sq, F+~l I :00 A.M~ZONE A-1 •' •. i < , '
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, . _.., ~W'odllr maa. caad trtiUpWat. ' fW"Yin& bevt ttanspl&nt feel.. 1Blalbera, Dr , Cbrilt1un Th• lnten•ction of Me9noll• Striet •'"' ffte south
' < , ~"1 Jlf<ileol ·-1\11 'Cll\ltllftt.ol0>ole9'1hearl· pi<iil., · •' ..,_...,po-, bu n.od side of tho S.n DiOfo Froowoy, City of f.omt•m '.t . ....;. D ' d 01· g . · lllO!l ; • ol _ .. • lrlnl'Pl'ntp;tleita aurvlve but CClolty uld: he w h he d -tbao.1:ywwllb 1 -Volley, County of Orengo. '.ltl. ' -~ .e. . ye ·.· ~D e·~ ho' 111111 Woi'it,a ,,_ ...... ·.~,II'.~. to-. EvtrmU,could be'-t lo )!aarl. Minimum lid '45,000.00; Deposit '4,600.00. ' · . ,,,,.6rm,I ·llltd-·t"I" --·-11c!hlol ' anner -llif¥ q...U--'---------11 lelenc"duoon4-21-H · • ~;i . ,,, .•. , lbll...,..~billolo"""' 'lhltliulba~lome•wu • ..... ha .. ralled.Conc.rnloc Wri'te to "*"•••• -i.--'""'"""'°-llJ 1""' 1111\'Q llOI' 'hll: •. .._ •.a Woh llaa"lo i!illoil ~btble. ~ whm· Fteill Eftmlaa plilrned bearl lransj>lulta. "Let dlhn
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lo Nici lo' fold up -llUllja .........., · -cii
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coatribuUon of ..u.e Seventh AM A00.JsED BY I a
Day ·Mv~ ii tJOt,ilt per Ob1oon: "of 1o•a 'od.fnC· ii>
membl!r •••. TllEllE ·WAS IUfferablY • ~-. L l·k e A 'IQIE . When ~'of· the Pollyana. 0 AD' me.t ff!Y. fads .
amall' trpellrig clre)ises sold . are. •ailb';" aaya be. ·'~'t
pocket-plc\lng franchls<s lo YoU·' ...... rtiport °"' 'Ad
whatevier little gang o f bvth?'.' AD. c:ilbt, mll&lr rtt'.J
itloora.t lhlev,,. 'bid . highest THE sad· tNlh ·111at-iverY •
lo wor[·the ataod .. , • THE Qlher . P.'r'9!\-I(> the, .~
SO!JE? UNION has · 7,967 at ..... thi>e O(...notJ>a: catChei
neWspa~. No,' 9*J!er. eoun~ r.ingworm: • ~o_w:a ,~~? ..• , •
tops· tl)at. • • .A 'il>ANOKE, , . .1.n,;.; .,~ · . ,,
VA., 'READER claJMs the AS TO "~ un" referrea
Chesapeake Bay oyster is the~ lo a knotted leg· muacle u
best In the world. That, of a Charley horse, Durand
cWrae, · is ridiculous. The ·Lugar· says It wu none other
Qullcene oyster ·of Puget tha.n BUly Sanday who coined
Sound la the best. • \lilt terJn ID 18". Sund~ bet on a.,. bcne aimed' Charley
YQU RECALL THAT TAl,E which -t 1-and fmlshed
about the Telln , who · dyed last. Nut day durin& a
all his &beep blue? To sell bUebilL pme, a cenUeman ·
, them to unwary dudes as hfih.. nalned Geoc:ae Gore hit wliat
prte<d" oddities. And thereby looktd~lo 1 he..a,,~ run,
earn a reputation as the big· but ·,ltnined a iuucle roun-
gest lamb dyer in the ding-aeoood, ao. pulled up at
Southwest. That's fiction. But • third, wbereupiia_ Sundly yell·
. oon-ncUoo. la .the atory about t<l.•"Rere: c:omea lbal-Charley
the vlllagers Of ~ppo, Sy$. i:u,t:" . ~i ~ 4 . r
They really do dye lbeir 'y } . < ' sheep. Not juSt blue, but btUe our. que1ti0u•ana eon&-
ear~ and green ifil and or.ange n:ent:i are_ welcomed and
-body and rtd · legs. These IMll he , a1rd tohtr...,. pol'
·.sheep are household pets. The rible -in "Checking ,Up."
Syrians take them for walks. Address mail to L. M,
Around the village ID the Boyd, hi ear< of the DAILY
aft.moon. Must be ql\il< a PILOT, B.o> .1175, .Nf1i>porl
· .sight. I ·havci lefSl a beafded Beach, Cali/., 92861 ..
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~.Hayakawa Offers
To Rehire 'Fired' ·
SAN FMNCISCO (AP) -~ !or the t ·I u den I
II Ibey lppty by MQl1day, San walltout'.' . , .
Francllco State CoUe&e'a ac· NO. ttpmrdiate rellC\ioy tb '
linl pretldept la offering to <Hl}'lbw ... weaticm c;aml
rehire the 199 strikl•S frolD 'the' uni. whicl>"iitnl
-· who h.avo loll their lnlc> CGG!.....,. with 11 t jolll becallff of state law. '. ltWWllJ
s. I. Hayakawa, opeaklns 14.,.wbll1, llunlcl~ Coort
Thurlday at a news con-.JU4&• W alteJ C a I ~ a g n o
f«enee, uid the AFJ;CJO 'fl!~ a• tl!lden~ Gregory
American Federation of • DeGlere, IO, to 30 , d&¥• in
Teacbtra member• have lost jllil for violal\nlt probatioo.
their posltiona because they l>eGlm was put . on pr~ VP•,.......,. were abeent from duty five batJon lalt May ~ .belng
111 Sho ti' days without excuses. arrested during a &t·m at
W' engefttaCe 0 tag He urged them to apply for the school's administration . . rebirlni at the same pay IJld bulldllli· He • '!U sentenced Officers take Angel Luis Gutierrez, 22, from the old Hall of Records after be In the ..,,,. poolliolll lor the alter belnC . reamated Jan.
allegedly shot Adolpho Hernandez three .limes . in the back. Reported to be in sprln'c term which \leglnl Feb. ~Jllirlal.IAlll:milll-~Ull "" ..
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.Franclaise Reaort . -tun>H. Yet, •• canpot, u J . . • • . • . . " .. ~ <. ·m.:co•o--·I sound of • . '*· __ , ~-a .. Ii' ~~~:als, rtfule :.~ ir.·RlviJiiOdt;; , " { ~~ , . IF".. .. •
T Pl WT 't ff" } p ' '. :f:e"w• ~--· ~ , Iii •• County Music 9j ax aDS ~ ~ ,0~-,. e P . CH;!r .rt,~ f;1'f~'.;i'=: fu Senate · . RADIO KOCM 103.1 FM SAC~···ENTO <'"> _ ····~a y-·.·-_: .. ,e ""'e1a'~~1191 SACllAMElfl'OCAPl-The From Fashion Island Newport Beach l\AM "' cearing· up for the on..ume UI ,.. '"'"' J-... ,. le MDRre °'{ ~ ' Senate water ~ttee bu ' I
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Neither Republican Gov; rtductlon 'that would ~ not • Nor~are you af-~ulited lllltalical .kilit ir:eraed ID fftU~ decialon . .
ll<agan'I $100 milli. !pcomt from eillltr bilt , le<~ ii )'VII. are IDlltilll, ~ ~ wltt ~ck O IU~ ·~~ ' _,,.
tax rebate nor a r Iv ii O!ilcia!uald that~~ nnly have .no cblldnn IJld have Jan. 1, .O.~ed picutlni pie ~:i,;~f 'i.,jei'a111'·~· --;-~--=*--------------------
Democratic plan Will)lllJ the thole who fUt i-'tu _an Income-GI 18,500 amua11y, .Tllurlday cflaplte • sec.Gd r .. ermnen4 . ii backer '·
loweit lncontt etllltflllln1, . returno wt il!ll~llr \he Tbe 111111 fQr ~ -~ ~IY,junctlon. l!i• ociotm aial 1:1'12.1 FrancbiseT11 iilnl tlfllll~ cut, mi!ll4lltl ti wllilli ls IUll 1 ,._, · ~·\ · • lllack stude!ll& ii\!llioo lacllltY, ~ q u I ck .
said today, . . i-Mll'I Iii' .... ti ..,,, .... ' ,.._ · 11 struck the recommendation. '11te= !\lltllnented II Ole left! llt"' ""41111, . A·'""' .- -!ll 11'"' ·, ' dfmllldln& I Tbe newest twlj\ In ooe of
the •!lit ....... lnco!M If y ... Ill ~t . \rill .. tax lawa lfl .. Jlllt """"'' " . i4llillc -~· the state's h • n ea I -. taz · q111cy be(U tilt ollllttll . ..,.i maq lltl inab II dllllltlll to. MU Ital! E of lll Ne . ....,,uon fiihti came Tburs-. • • . · . . " .. 1111111 ,..,.. "" 1llUtl ,., of 1 c I .de m I day wben ~ Committee oq '* "1 · * * 'ft *. • · -'-' Ill * WWW iMlllllll 'l'...J:°~ in sllj>pot't ::::btr!'~ ':/!.!:! TY.l'llhd.erg•• Cnll .. T"'* "1t ~y th! 11 II t l "'111 lllllfllll " ... I~ mqre J"Y· group noW oPPM< buildlni the ,,,~ .,tRU ier-a II 'MiN sakl. · 1 •1 ' · •• '*"" ,,erkma o.ftnditlolll and dam on the Mlddle Eel River . .. · · ' • Blll lltlT Hiii 11111 IM\11 In Mendocino Coimly.' .· ·
R .. d. . ct1nn· 'Pr"n.r'~:v· ~":I' :;u., •;. ni:; Reagan Aide. mi~~~· =.i ~ e U . fiu _ 1'1-lfJ J :.;:. !iiilliill lo :, J ~I n I :r:cijOri~of l: ~ ~~
IA!t' ~ I~) = "' ~· ' lltUfllte; .... Ill' • n d J oitl• Nixon miltee also gavi ill apjlr<)val. lijja'*-lliffilar·:=· .1l(lt _.. , _ l)omoerata trade cbar111 In _ •ACRAMENTO (AP) Bu_tSen.Jllll!':R.,~vl:
W ................. •M•• . I ~ ~ lllbt. .· ... _ W"''·-· G chairman, ,l&Y be chini ; .,. ............ !""." .... , . .. · · • 8inil4t ··tie.nocralic Floor ........ -. ......,., 0 v • hla mind and joined Ille
taz ffdilctlj1!\ iliiiiJi !!ave tJ!i ti 14 lacier Georie R. Moocone lleagaft·I ~ of hu'lltll dlasld<nt;, ~ · ~. it; I! i1iiiif -ill. of san Franciaco 1 a Id relationl, ft!ll rttli1>ed to aq. Tbe olflcial state recoD>
· • · ams In ill; !!Ill@ . S.agan'a 1100 ntllllon cut for cept a poi\ In PrU~nt Nix· !llflldlllt!I to the 1;cr~11
bu , • 1 by , !9'10 should be doubled Ill\! on 1 admlnlatratUln, th • ~l II . uP. to l!late
1er called it a "neir ciala eocb year, -poid by the end of thil 'yect. ~amento Union ~PQrled · .......... lll!r~ Nm;mm
! ,. , . ~·18!!'il<1,. the .. of 'Ill rtf!llftl '.'no!· llio't .,I. . Jr.
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· i lr\J . · llll!W Pid he will Jn.
1tale, and 1 priorlty WeinbUcer liid ic)o ·much ~µc~ lt~ilation nut ~k
thl!I many-of the spending money Is tied iip ill apecial • Jlrovid!nl lbt a $200 qiiµIOll rmuests that were made." tuQd spending, such u educ.. fiUte ln . the income ·tu,
-His remarks were prepared tlon and not subject ~ coo-pa71ble lhil ytar. It wwld fir a Commonwealth Club trol0by the governor or, Jells· mean a r~turn of at )east I~. Jators. 20 percent of what the tax-.
· payer put out for 1968, VJ
8 Get Lower Charges
In LA State Sacking
I.as ANGELES (AP) -
Bfcause of a letter from the
~l's president asking Je-
ni"1<Y· three Negro ltudenll
flt•t Indicted on fel.ony
c\!iltses In the sacking of of.
llfel at California St ate
CtUege were allowed to face
~ misdemeanor charges.
1'he three -Henry Stillwell
SF Police
Death Probe
Scrutinized
llAN FRANCISCO (UPI) -
'nlt police department in·
vell\igaUon of the shooting
death of Negro G e o r g e
Bqkett was Wlder scrutiny
T'-uraday during the
ma11Blaugbter trial of Basket's
a cc u a e d killer, policeman
Mi'1lael O'Brien.
lfomicide . irulpector K e n
M~ey, who . conducted the
preliminary invesUgallon, told
the court he wu removed
lrolll tm '!!~ •IJ!l h~ repqrt tndlc•Un1 the shooltng was
jl!llifil~lf hlllllillldt W t I ~. tll@r Nrlllilr · lft·
Vl!!!IPlllfl. Tltl additional inveeligaUon
resultld Ia • mu--.. apl#t O'Brien, but that' was
1attr reduced to
~ter.
D!(elll< Attorney J . W . Ehrl spenl moot of the day est~YMnc ltfanl.ey's com-= · · .' yeterae police ~ 111o llM ll11tt in
10 yun I.,_ bad a '"9 labq
any froai me,". MlitJfr WI
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''You 61 nol hldt or Qt>Vtr •p-J91M i114111," ....
,;stool Bbrllc!b. "Yll\I 4idll1t
pollail It • Ill« it or kklk
ii Oii! tit!! . w!Mlwf" l!lan!oy • 11111 .... Ml.
!lllrllllt • iM If lftf ~ •1121 Mlf, lilollHllftl g:~u.,~:
ewr 8CCU9ed. Manley ol. "sup-
pcrdng IOn')flCX'le1' to which the
offlctr replied, HNo sir."
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nisoo, 21, and David Jones,
22, all of Los Angeles -were
indicted by the county crllld
jury. Tbe indl-chVifll
them w I t h trupwfni lflll
disturbing the peace, 1!1111
mi8demeanors, and complraey
to commit a milldemeanqr, a
felony. ·
Superior Court Judge Ray·
mood CQate allowed them to
plea only to the misdemeanor
charges Thursday after a let-
ter urging leniency from t.bt
college president, Dr. J. A. ·
Greenlee, . waa read into tbl .
record.
Dist. Alty. Eve lie J ,
Younger Said he had no quar-
rel with the lesser plea.
Homeowners
Lose Fight
Over Jets
w a D1pimwt1 of f!Oll • rw
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pre"' tax
· · SELLabration
IOlnc on right NOW!
JllfPI ..._ lnlf -· lt!isllto -•in SllJstllltfllfJ 11.FlilnrJ . ~--Hin tlltlltl. W1 pa• smip II nr Clsl•llL If JDl'fl 1. . . flt lftNli rtlno "I lj 111,sH(l lllrtilr Fiilrul!J 1 at 111J of tllo T.,1 · J ... · I llliall. SM 381' w ... 11 ,.., ,ucilasas!
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brand new $5.95 tapes
sale priced as low as
$1.91
011rMtola~
lliarolUtl l'OlUr •.• bi1
"Miii! c•rlr~1t W cu1111tte
t•~tduia11co.ti1oa11t leut
$1 lua lluut ••11t11le4 rtltril
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Free Flowing Freewc11
ves· folks, there is a San Diego Fr~way~ 'Jlrls view
of· loog-awalted new portion of -freeway ii from
Culver Drive overpass looking east. University
Part Is al right. New freeway copnection !>«ween
MacArthur Boulevard and old Santa Aiia Freew•y
ao111h..of ,El Toro Marine Corps Air Station was to
opeii !ul Chri-as Eve. But numerous problemi, indudini wet weaU)er and late delivery of'signi and
guard ralli, delayed actual use of new link for more
th.alt i. month\ It is in use now, however .
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Pl.IDAY
/Mr \litll MillOll,c LoOfe, ,,.,.IOnlt. T_lt, UOI 15111 St., NIWPOl"I
Undl. 7:30 1.m. UCJ Foll! DtncJ..,, CM'll'l/I H1I~ Unlvenl,., r. C11ffwnl1, lrvlftt, 1::10
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1'1.....it Wltl'lollt P1rtM,., Drll!le C-"', Amfkr1n L"lon Holl, 21J ,,. 1Jltl St,, Hewsoort Seidl. I 1.m. •
.... Ctlflltl•n lh1tln...-·1 C""""'lttH,
"' l11bM l 1r Club. N-rt IMdl..
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:;; ltftirria9es
t! Ueenses
~ ... I.AS VEGAS, Ne .... -M•rrl•H llctnNI
wed here lnc!uoM: ~ASK·STIEARNS -J1n. r26, Sftven A.
,,.. T11k. 31. or •1lbo9, 1nd 1'1lrlcl1
"'1 Anne Sll1rm, U of Monttte., 1'1111.
;JIEATH NOTICES
• • 'BALTZ MORTUARIES
,, C.-del -. OR S.Hll ~ eoag Mesa Ml MCU
, BELL BROADWAY
• MORTUARY
: tlt .,,_..way, Colta M ... • \ 'Ul-UU
DILDAY BROTHERS
Hmdlap Voller
Mortaory
1'1111 -Blvd. HaUagtoo_.,
141-'l'l'll
PACIP'IC VIEW
, MEMORIAL P·ARK
' CemeUI>' e M_, : -· Pl<~.:Dri .. . N.,,;.n -Cdfenlo -· • P11U FAMILY COLONIAL~ BOMB ,
711l 8'11l Ave. w.---
SMITll'f MORTUARY
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WD10J1T MORTUARY
en E. 11111 Ill., Cotto -• -
\ .. Fo_r -years we've followed a policy of peaceful
' coe,11:i$teri.Ce~ ~irl to ~t' . Here we are providing the most abundant,
Organ From most versatile and lowest cost fuel available to
· Southern California.
Her Mother Heating 97% of all the homes. And 97o/o of
ORANGE (AP) -• Suson
Joyce Mam, 17, Is lootln&
to her mother for life.
Susan, ·a f t·e r underaoing
surgery eight times llnce 1161
to keep her fafllng kldneyl
going, will qodeflo • kidney
transplan' operation IOOIL Her
mother I Mn. Leonard Mazze.
will be tbe 'doaOr.
-. she ...... S; doctor1
remo'fed1 an abDonnal lobe
from one ct>Suaan'l tkidneyl.
By the time ft WU •• abe
had only '5 percent of one
kidney Jell
The .transplan' "offers u1
hope at tut," said her father ,
a solemnan. But tho ,_,..
,, ... u,.D1o1y11a, coottna llOO
weelly, fJ °""'eel to filter wama from tbe girl'• blood.
The operaUon will COit about
$11,000, Ille fomlly .. , ••
-'Ille Suson -· Kidney f1ind .... eltlblllbe4 in Suto
Ana to belp ralae Ille -· Mlft then 11.llO WU collected
at • donce ..,,.......i by
Temple B<lh SholClm o I
Oraale Com1t1 • UlrilJ be: _, linOlly fafl.
eel !alt IDOlllh. ... da\llllllr
.... • llOl'1liol -wtlh •• _. ...... and ._....,
more time to d..-and
lporll than ocbool." M-
aid.
"She never feU bebtlld In
her ICbool work/' delptte fn.
qutnt hoopiloll!Otlon he aid
)mlCl!y.
all the .water used in them. Doing 82 % of the
cooking. And rui)ning 73o/o of the clothes dryers.
We have no bone to pick with electricity.
Our philosdphi haS 'been: to each his own: Let
the.gas flame ·do the jobs it can do be,t. And ' , ' cheapest. .: · · · ·
A'hd lf&'ve '.'it to electricity to turn on the
ligpts. A.nctl make the toast. 1And run the vacuum
811<3, tht; r.adio ~d ~e'TV. . . .
..,:@)l.t, .someDody' h~ got their wires crossed.
~~Jts:a~ ~ning to fty. ·
· Plame)' 1t'1 implied, i~-~ dirty wordr ;. . .
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. . •1 •1 , (Whatrs. so clean aoout a
8'1Qeless broiler when y01(hav~ to leave th~ door operl.and let out
the smoke?)
THE 92!
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Graduate, say the ads, to
flameless electric heating. (But be
sure you have a fat bankroll when·
'the bills come in.)
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ffllil "" wrm1 ltlN'llll• flf -Otltt $htbtt
FREE SAFE D~POSI BOJ' FOi ·. '
.MAINTAINING ·$511 SAVl,GS. ACC,OUNJ~
Haun: 9:JO o.m. i, 9:30 p.OI.; Sot. 10 •·"I· to 6 p.m.
you a .line.
Save 30% to 50% on 'electric air condition-
ing. (But be prepared to '.P~Y a big chunk of it
back on repairs if }lour system breaks down dur-.
ing the next heatwave.) ,.
We're all for . calling a spade a spade. But if
it comes to calling it a shovel, we dig . that, too.
Starting toda}') we're going to set the i;ec()rd
straight.·N&il the innuendos. And tell the story of
gas loud and cl9'1r.
What it costs you. What it does for you. And
some of the wonderful jobs it will do for you in
the future. \ · .
The only h9t air we'll hand you is the kind •
that keeps your home warm ·and comfortable.
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Good Year
Predicted
In Housing ..
-IW '''""rucUoo will nmala lllcb. la 11161 even
..... -. al aedit will
... -pnlbltma In the ~~ u: :J'~;. Bani<
al America In Its llteol report
'"' the bousin( oulloot In CalHornla.
Natlooal ""'1IOlnic l"OWlh ls s1owlnc and this trend could
become m o r e prooounced.
-ocpwnllls said. "'lbll would redw:e ln-
llllklllary pressum and ...
the atap for easier monetary
JiCIUc'J • ~ in c.re•1ed avallabllity OI mortgage funds.
"Under tbeae condltJons, the
Dow al aavtnp IJdo looding
lmt!latlolll sllould bold up,
pn¥idlos lot • growth In
"""-mdlt. 'llrll should Dure a ttrong recovery dur-
ing the second hall al 11189. Boullni atarts In Calllornla
lot the year are ..pec!<d to
rill above 180,000 units."
Meanwhile, housing starts In
the state reached a 1easonally
·adjusted rate of 1'17 ,000 units
In November, lope !or 1961.
The n.iue represents actual
-as O(JpOSed to number
LllGAL NOTICE
LEGAL NOTICE
IU,llltlOR COUltT Ofl TMI IT.\TI
Of' CALl,OltMIA l"tMl TMI COUNTY OP H.Altel
tie, """'' MOTtCI Of' HllAIUNt Oii Pl!TITION
l'Olt ,.09ATI! O• WILL AND POii LITTlttS TQTAMIMTAllY (IOJifO WANID)
&lett .t IEltT J. ALLEN. Dftffsell.
HOTICI! II HEllESY GIVEN Thlt
MARY JANE ALLEN Ml flied ~
• "'"'-' I« tM'Wblt. er WIA •nd
flM' llW.fld "' \.l'fttort '"'''"'"''"" to lletttlonet (~ W11VedJ, ~
'9 wllld'I II med1 fat flll'tMt •1rt1Clllllrt.
.... ftltl the t11M 1M •ltct tf llfftl._
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.,i Satllll M1, C1llforfll1.
0.1111 Febn,o1ry '· , ..... W, •• ST JOHN t.ountr Cle~
PR·ll CTltll. A. WAI.TOM 219"-... .._.. .,...,...,.. Cllflnllll ,.,.I .,..., cnu an.un
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LEGAL NOTICE
(5) "ldiJ, rt1111111y T, 1'69
CALIFORNIA HOUSING STARTS
19M-1969
THOUSANDS Of UNITS
"' " OYER THE COUNTER
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MOVING AVERAGE
of units authorized by building
permlts.
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dollan, "and dollan a4d up to
IM diflereiu:e between a Wii.IUre
Federal aaping1 account ond
a n1ular bank 1<Wing1 account.
Our currtnl OMU41 paHbook
rate of 5% ii tMhigM1t in
the notion for insured ailvings
(accoun t• ore insured to
$15,000 by a Federal agency),
but when your saving a remain /or
a year, daily compounding
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above the current annual
paasbook rate on 36 month
Certificate Accounts in multipk1
of $1,000.
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Fu nds receiued by February 10th
earn from the lit; after the
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Moonlighters Invade .
The Oltkst Profession
LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UPI)
-Moonltgbters have invaded
the world's oldest profession
in this 2f..hour gambling .-. Prostltutioo and gambling
have gooe hand-i.n-bmd for
ceaturles -and Lu Vegu
is no exception. But the ranks
of the "rambling ladieai" -
as they are called here -
have been 1welled recenlJ,y by
parWme prostitutes.
'Ibe law ls cracking down
and the regulars are com-
plaining.
Dist. Atty. Ge<rge Franklin!
now in the midst <Jl a new
cmnpalgn to clean up the
"strip", says prostitution is
a multiple problem In Las
Vegas.
TWO TYPES
"First you have the regulars
who wind up In jail time after
time. And then you have tbe
moorilighters -of f ,i c e
worl<era, carefree houaeW!va
and divorcees -who come
here to pick up -· ....., en the weekends," 1 a't d
Franklin.
Most of the ootsiders Dy
here -Los ...,.1.. and
San Francisco. They ap-
panntly ·believe that Las
Vegas Is fun lo "fiait but thei'
don't w&M; to live here.
At one lime the jnfluz of
mooollghtlng Jadiea rea_cbed
IUCh proportlooo, Franklin
said, that investigators met
lncomiDg· plane< and secretly
toot soapaboU for in·
vestlgativ1 use.
Bidding High
On Spitfire
ANDOVER, England (AP)
-One of the last ol the
few Spitflrea that helped win
the Battle of Britain In 1941
Is likely to become Iha center
of a tramatlanUc battle when
Jt goes under the hammer
next month. ,
Tbe ~fighter
ts to be auctioned along with
a col1eiction of. vintage farm
machinery and engines ln this
Hampoblre Town.
Hot compeUUon for the
plane Is npected between
wealthy Amerle8!10 who Dy
World War ll alreraft !..-fun
and l!rltlsh alreraft _. ••
lion aocleties. Among the big.
gest American spenders in the
old planes market ls the
Confederate Air Force, •
group of Te:ans.
1"111ere wW be fierce bidding
1... the alreraft -both sides of .the Ailantic," said
Group Capt. llamhh Mabad-
die, the agent fer the Con-
federate Air Force.
Tbe plane Is upected to
10 for more than $20,000 •
Bot the procedure became ·
such a giant .adminlJtraUve
task that ff: even\ualfy wu
di!contlnued.
CHANGE LOOKS
Survelllanct of a rambling
lady ls difficuJt.))e811 .SMlth,
the district attorney's cblef
investigator, remarked:
. "'nley can change their ·ap-
pearance and haVe ,. com
disguise simply-by • J>alr dye
or a wig, a· few · touches ot
makeup and a d f f,f e re D t
dress."
Franklin h\ltiA!>d .•. policy
recently_ ~Y . .
prostitutes were boOked on a
charge of "rtsortiril" rather ·
than the more commaaly U!ed
charge of "soliciting."
The dlilereoce Js, !J\al bail
for "r~rting" ls . $590 and
bond for ''soliciting"' ii JZ.
Some of the ·per-of.
fenders have betn sentenced
to /JI to 90 days "' jail
Pn>otltutioo jg illegal In
cwt Coonty. but the laws
oo·uie-mal'eprooeculion
dillicull. Fra1lklln felt that a
higher bail mit!bt act a. a
deterrent.
M ARlll!STED
Ninety.four arrests were
reccrded in December.
The regulars c o m p I a I n
amoog themselves about the
m o o nligbters. Professfoaal
prostitutes who have worked
in Las Vegas for many years
feel that il the mooo1iiblen
had stayed home that the law
would not have cracked down
so hard:
Lt. GleM Simmons, chief
ol the sheriff's detectives, said
some recent arrests were
made 1n IUCh a way that
the -bod pldurea to ln-tro:luce into evidence as well
as lestlJnoDY.
0 Tbe Clffictrs get a pigeon
to eteer tbe girl to a motel room. There ID officer paaing
as an out-of·town
N1stneesman, or something, ill
walling. When the mooey bas
cballged bandJ and the girl
baa •• ah. .und •• uh. .when she
Is ready, abe Is arrealed and
photographed. Righi there! Oo
the spot!".
EXPENSIVE TEST
If she were paid $100 by
the custcmer but faced a $500
ball, it would prove to be
an upensive screen test. Such
procedures have cut into the
local prostitution racket to
sorµe degree.
But lawmen predict a
resurgence in prostitution ac-
tivity this spring and summer.
Tbe profession is "seuonal"
In this de>e<t reoort -
particularly with the .invasion
of moonlighten. Their travels
fluctuate with the t o u r i s t .......
I See by Today's
Want Ads e A Baaenjl 1tl the Hand ta
Worth Two 1n the BUib:
African Buenji pupa are
b&rkless tind ~ Mal-
e1 and lemal" avallabb!. e CHOW TIME! Two chow
tabl.es. with thell topa, $25
ea.ch. Alao • fOldinc acre6l,
Jor $5, and a Wf'OUlbt iron
table and dWn for m
•Wine Your Way: To a
beau~ ..., look ln the
living roca -an B' eo1d.
wtnrbodccoacti.to....i.J
lent condition; ai. maple
end taba and oo&e ta·
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f~sted leather accessories •.• a. cigtlrette
cose 5.oo· ond:b. French purse 6.00 in shim·
mery .frost"'! leother. White or blue. By
·l'rincess Gardiner,
may co smal1'19athergoods 25
a llD• leather wallet • , , our own
Macl'hergus wallets are made of fine
leathers In lllDOOlh and lllQined skins.
~ black and bowns. 5.00.10.00
. ma'ycomen's!urnishlngsSO
th• ahtnr awagger bag • • . every
Valentine loves a swagger bag in black
paten~ black. bone, white, navy vinyl.
BY Theodor of Callfomia. 15.00
"'ay co handbags 26
th• v.al•niln• ro•• •• ~ it'blooms for
love; 'Remember your V alentlne with
this pretty blossom In gold or silver.tone
metal.-spring enamels. By Llmer. 3.00
mcyco fashion Jewelry22
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Brawra by Speidel ••• the essence of
romance, a scent to flattet a man and
please his woman. Handsomely gift .-
packaged for giving. 3.50 to 8. 75
may co men's furnishings.SO
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de.ruin gl-• . • tJanClaome
su;ioothies . :'with fine motiled texture,
9CXI]lop edges. Bone, tx11Del, ICll1d, pJat.
inum. white, ~.S.-By Van Baalte. 4.00
mayc:o women'• g!ovas 3
wrillDg •tu!f ••• cxiWrlW ~ ~·
. taining wntlng paper, nvrllhlfit ~
labels, and a pen that really-.Wbl
From Graphic Center Weet. UO
maycostatton~66
Dana 1pray cologne •• , 1hrae famoua
fragrance in · .boudoir flacons. ThZM
scenis, Tabu, Milush or elegant 20
Carats. Regularly 3.00. 1.'15
maycocosmetics 100
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be )'OUfS. if )'OU kMlt tn
tbit mrat 11\Ubt and dell,
MlY equipped and -b-
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may co south · coast plaza, san diego fwy . at bristol costa mesa: 546-9321"
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PROMOTING ARTISTIC TALENTS -New oflicers
.who, will bead the Huntington Harboor Art Association,
·and· were responsible for the formation of the group,
include (left to right) the Mmes. Everett Ricker, treas·
urer; Michael Decourt, secretary; John LeGros, presi-
dent, and Richard Tom, vice president. The association
is open to all art buffs in the Harbour area, and meet·
ings will take place the second Thursday of each month.
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New Art Group Sketched ' Vi EW THE BEAUTIFUL-Issuing the lnvltation·to their spring fuhlon ihow
are member so! lhO Huntington Beach Mrs. Jaycees (left to right), Mn. 'Dave
AtkinsQn, Mrs. Joi Basso and Mrs. Mel Cooper. The annual event ·will take
place Saturday, Feb. 15, in El Fortin Bandido restaurant.
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. , . EXHIBITS ANNUAL -Planning to eo11tinue thdr 'highly successful
dispfays of mixed media art are (left . to 'right) Mrs. J ames Johnson,
pi:ogram chairman; Mrs. Luis Benitez, exhibits ,chairman, and Mrs.
Fred Moiola, who will be in charge of publicity for the new association.
.. A Turning a dream into a rea)ity has been
a handful of Huntington Harboai women.
11lelr dedication and detennination has
resulted in the formation of the Huntington
Harbour Art Association, and the group
plans its next meeting at 11 :30 a.m. Thurs-
day, Feb. 13, in the Beach Club.
Any area residents interested in any of
the mixed media arts are invited to join the
group, and additional information may be
obtained by calling Mrs. John LeGros at
.842-8769.
Meetings will take place the second
Thursday of each month and will include
either a workshop or demonstration.
In addition to regular monthly meetings,
the group is planning trips to places of in-
terest for art lovers, a swnmer program for
.children and demonstrations by well-known
and qualified artists.
The association will be guided by the
leadership of its first slate of officers, in·
cluding the Mmes. LeGros, president; Rich·
ard Tom, vice president ; Michael De Court,
secretary; Everett C. Ricker, treasurer;
James Johnson, program chainnan; Fred
Moiola, publicity, and Luis Benitez, exhibits
chainnan.
Now under way is a stitchery workshop
which is being directed by Mrs. Helen Rich·.
ards, who is known countywide for her art·
istry and teaching.
More than 200 area residents attended
the last exhibit of works by H8rbourites and
the new association plans to make the dis-
play an annual affair.
The art shows are open to any resident
of Huntington Harbour and works shown
may be by children or adults, either ama-
teur or professional.
Currently the new association has 30 ac·
live members.
Fashions. on Display
Area · Residents · Bid
To 'See Beautiful'
Area residents are invited to view the beautiful when Hunting•
ton Beaoh Mrs. Jaycees sponsor their annual fashion 1bow1 Vista
la Linda. . ·
This year's event will take ·pJace Saturday, Feb.15, In El Fortin
Banclido restaurant, Anaheim. ·
Members and guests will arr.ive at 11:30 a.m. for a toclal hour,
and at 12:30 p.m. a luncheon of either chicken or a selection of
Spanish food will be served. ·
Coordinating• the show will be Mrs. M. Thomas Ke!"'ii of the
Miss Prim Academy, and the newest in spring fashions will be select-
ed from several of the stores in llnntington Center. Commentary will
be provided by Mrs. Richard Hutchinson.
Serving as a special guest· model during the show will be MJs1
Jackie Ben!ngton, the 17 year-old Marina High School senjor who was
selected as the Huntington Beach Junior Miss and selected from 22
finalists as the state's Junior Miss in a recent competition sponsored
by the Junior Chamber of.Commerce.
Miss Henington will demonstrate the charm and poise With
which she won the. coveted title and will display when she enters the
national competition in May. Other models will be students from the
Miss Prim Academy .
In charge of arrangements for the fund-raising event are the
1'fmes. Joe Basso, chairmanj Dave Atkinson, Bob Walker, Robert
Allen and Mel Cooper.
Also being planned by the energetic group of young wom(;ln is
a husbands' party on Saturday, Feb. 22. Theme of the event will be
George Washington Slept Here, and members and guesls attending
will don pajamas for the poUuck: dinner.
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When His Hair Turns to Silver, Opportunities Are Gold·en.
DEAR ANN LANDERS ' My hilsband mid I have been married ~ years.
Al a young man ht was nice looking,
ht& nothing spectacular. During middle
age, however, he has filled out, his
hab: bas t u r n e d grey around the
templu, and the dirty dog now is a
vuy handlome mat\. Also, he has
developed a chmning manner w9ich
is lmmeMeJy appealing to Ute ladies.
The problem ts that the women simply
will ~ le>ve him alone. From II lo
&>, beiullful and homely, drunk and
aolle!', they fall for hlin like crazy.
r used to laugh Jt off but it's not
tmmy any more. 1"e women in our
ooclal circle. both mother• a n d
daughters. are becoming ao aggressive
ANN LANDERS
that I am concuned. Furthennore, there
are so many btauUCul divorcees running
loose these days that l need IOIDt advice
on how to bang on to wliat'1 legally
and rightfully mine. Any --·· -t..L.L.
DEAR L.LL.: U JIMl'fe been minted
.t5 )Un, 1 • • r balbud mat be at
le11t d. Heh, in my oplakla, old
enoagli. to p rt t e c t blmltlf 1gal11t
agres1lve womt11, from IS to M, buuUlul
1 a d homeiJ, dnlllk or -.. -U lie
WUll to, !hi ... Alld H .. DOESN'T
wut to -JOI caa1t protect Mm, Hooey,
DEAR ANN LANDERS: I'll make &his
real easy for you becall!t I know you
have a zillion letters to read. Just put
a check in one of these spaces. Yea
or No.
My cleaning lady has worked for me
four yeart. She's the 1'otld's dumbest
cluck but I don 't have the heart to
fire her. Besides, the next orie might
be dumber.
Last week she asked me how to remove
a wine spot from my best tablecloth.
l jok!Jllly tald, "You'll probably have
to use a aclssor1 and cut out the spot.
Should I make her pay for the cloth?
It would . be t"o days' salary. Yes or
No!.
-sflLL BOllJNG
DEAR mu.: No. U lfttr (Olll' years
)'Oii tiava't lelntld that W1 woman
lakes everyUdn1 JOI ••Y literally, Utea
yoe 11re domber tbu lh J1.
DEAR" ANN LANDERS : My husband's
hobby is photography. Jack i. 1 won-
der£ul photographer and has won several -UNSIURTED fD1t
prfw. He has taken many pictures of DEAR UN: P a.t • • ltoUrd • a
me -.1 some with clotbea _on, otber1 Mdlb& Hit and &tD Jack to lake .._ _.,. .......
with clalhes off, Give in oi' 1oae him ., • • when-a IUY Jack plans to enter a nude of me gives you lhiJ 11nt: loot out I For tips
In an imporlanl uhibU thia llPl'inl· 'lllert "" how to handle &he '"W· ses talesman,
will be , .. veral cub prlus. nie check AM Landen. Rad her ~
pholograph ho has In mind Is ..atly "Necking and Petting -What An tlot
a tem1nude. I am partly concea~ bf · Limits?" Send your request to Ann
a bath' towel. Jack inalltl that beclu.se Landen in care of this Dftlpl"'°•
my face ii lurned from !be cll110f1' enclooing 50 ceni. In coto and 1 looc,
and tho lipllni la heavily shaded no stamped, oelf-eddressed enntope. · ,
one could recognWi me aa'tht model. Ann• Landen wtll be &lad lo1 help 1
l say a 1tra111,er wouldn't n<opize me you wilh your problems. Send ' lh<lil
but my friend• and famllj< mJcb1. ' ~ to her in care of lhe D.uLY PILOI';
I'm very upset 'about this, AM. He enclotlng 1 oeU'addreaed, lllllnped
says I ani being fooll11h . Am I? envelope.
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Mardi Gras Sryle Pageantry Arab-Jew
Jewels Will Glitter at Ba11 Struggles
G»ateni'll lfttll, a parade
"' .... weui,. top ball "'
IMey hues, the throwing "'
cOO!etU and a royal -"' lpOClacularly co• I um• d
-wearing --·~ -.....,,each~
a jewel and Ill C01111117 ol
arliJn,, will C"Ult a New
Orlealll-llke almosphm for
the Mystlck ~ of l\ornus
Grande Mlnfi Gras Ball next
FrldaJ evening.
'.!be eighth annual ball,
themed Jewels Internationale
will be&io al I p.m. in the
-Cull In AMbelm °'Ckhll• are aet for that hour
-the poceanley to beclo al tp.m.
To ldct fill the festivltla,
-ol tbO Krewe will parade ID colaiful lop ball Wb11e
lhnlDI( -. and put
raplalm will adYance with ,
,uueriq ......... '.!be mood
wlD be -Id with the ril1thm "' "When the Sl1nll
Go Mln:hin1 ID" and "Ccme ·to tbe Mardi Gras." .•
Clplaln " thJs year'• ._ tacu1ar will be T b o m a I
SUJUvan el Gorden Grove, who
alto will be Keeper " the Keys for the-8eyal Jewel Bm
wblcb will be opened later
In the OYelllng.
Each woman In the royal
court will be costumed to
_.....t a country and Us
jewel, throogh the eflcll1s of
Mn. llannoo Ward el Gorden
G .... ., who designed the
gowns.
Alter the vault fl opened
·cootainfJlr the ........ -coJJected by the 1961 KJnc
Kom111, Leon Dietze of GardeD
Grove, ambuaadon will step
forward to pment their
jewels.
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Coofllcll bet-Arabi and
• Jen will be aplalJieo! to the
'. Womeo'1 Fellowtlllp, )Acwla
Beacb Neighborhood
Cdogregau.oal Qwrell ~
a meellng Ill Ille dudi al
1o a.m.nut1'lelday. ·
'.!be Rev. Dr. Morgan s.
Odell of Lqunlta, the --· ii a ~inmw. ...
ttacher and "*-pr-.i
91 Lewis and ciark Colle&t.
Portland.
Aller retirloa In !llO, Dr.
Odell lr•YelOli around the
world and taUght ln various
Far.Eu! lnltituUO!ll incllidlng
the Beirut Collea• for Womeo,
Lebanon.
111< public fl lnylted to at·
tend, the JDel!Ung. Coffee and ··
brealdut rolll 'l'ill be served
at t :30 a.m.
UCI Loan
Fund Soars
Orange Cout Div Isl on,
California 'Retired Teachers return to college Feb. 10, b'om
2 to 4 p.m., wben ~Y galhef
at 1JCI for a twt>fold purpose.
Chancellor Daniel G. Aldrich
Jr. will dlacull education in
Calllornla and a $500 gift will lie' presented to UC! from the
haura Settle Loan Fund. This
la a revolving fund loaned
without interest in small
amounts to college students
for minor emergencies.
The state co-chairman. Dr.
From the far corners of
the earth the ambpasedon are
the Hoo. Mlchael Trujillo from
the South Seu with Mn.
Robert Smith, the ' pearl of
the seu; Robert llellrmann,
Alrlea 111111 Mn. Sulllnn, the ~·· e,e: ~ np:eaeut-au.. llaue lllnlth with Mn.
RESPLENDENT JEWELS -Precious· jewels from all over the world Wm be, depicted 8! tbeMy&tick Kn!we of .Komus stages' its annual Grande Mardi Gras
Ball next Fridlly ,ln Anaheim's Phoenix Club. Gowned to match th1> ·jewels
they will represent are (left to right) the l)lmes: Thomas Coad· of Anaheim,
Michael 'Trujillo of Garden Grove and Merrill 'G. Hastings of Huntington
Beach.
Ena· Arciniega1 will bring the
check from Los Angeles.
District chainnan, M r s •
Katherine Hampton of Corona .
del Mar, will present the
check to Dr .. · Aldrich. Dr.
Arciniega r,ecenUy presented
another $500 gift to California
State College at :Fullerton
making two education in-
stitutions in Orange County
the beneflciru=les from tlle
teacher's group.
Nici< Paolfslo, the turquolSe, Virgil Kootls, d e p 1 c 11 n g
and c.t. Thom• •Sullivan Brazllil!p topaz. From the
with Mis. Mmlli G. llUtirip Em er 1 l d IJle, Mrs. John el Hllllllqton Beacb, 1961
-the Aullrlan roee crji-Cochrane, the emerald, will
tal. • . be ....ned by the Hon.
Nut the relgolng ' King Rlcbard Alexander. '!be sap-
Kamut, Dlebe. costumed .In phlre will be repruenled by
blue .,.ialclolb w\th I ,oequ1n . Mrs. , Mehnnlnn, with the
trtmmed c.pe, wJJ1 arrive• French ambassador, Cbarlea:
benldlnc the ptt:Sentation of Lusln escorting her, and the
the -Royal Court: , ruby ,wlll ,be s)'Dibolized by "-1111 Pfszala, B~ullilft, · Mn. Thomu Coad, escQtted
ambeuador, wllJ present Mrs. by lhe Spanlah ambassador,
Phllllp Carreon. ,
'!be high point will .come
when the Queen~of Diamonds
appcian:, who ia in reality Mrs.
Trujillo. She will be resplen·
dent in a white saUn ball
,Own and crown encrus\ed
with thousands of hand--ap-
pllqued crystal rosettes of
belds, aurora b o r e a I i s
ctystala and sequins.
A! the excitement builds to
a clima.1 the 1969 King of
Diamonds, as ye:i unmasked
will promenade, t h row i n g
rings to his subjects. He will
command the stage curtain
to open, revealing an enlarged
replica of a 1680 French jewel
box which will display the
royal court.'
After his identity is· reveal-
ed, the new King and Queen
will begin the ·dancing which
will last until 2 a.m. when
breakfast is served.
TOPS Mermaids
Information regarding
membership in TOPS Merging
Mermaids may be received
by telephoning Mrs. Leon
Townsend at 642-1804 .
Meellngs take place at 7 p.m.
every Thursday in Woodland
School, Costa Mesa.
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Dl~E BILES
Summer Bride
Betrothal
Announced
Planning to wed In early
summer are Diane Biles and
Michael J. Luzzi, w h 0. e
engagement ha1 been an-
nounced by her parents, Mr.
and Mn. Wllllam C. Biles
ol Hunllngtoll Beach.
Mia Biles ls a graduate of
Huniingtoo Beach IUgb School
and attended Golden West Col-
lege.
Her nonce, ,.. of Mn.
DorolhJ Lull! ol Westminater
and the late Mr. Mike Lunl,
I& I ,11"aduale el DominlUe&
lllgh Schoo~ Compton, and
will sed from Goldeo We&l thJs year. He
bu , four years ol
To Provide Program ~·
An IJKllan.Iriah artist from
Kickapoo, Kans.1 will be the
speaker when Afflllates of the
Laguna Beach Art Association
gather next Monday at 10 a.m.
in the Art Gallery.
KickaPoO Logan. named for
hls birthplace, wl1I be in-
troduced by Mrs. William
Gieschen, program chairman.
following the coffee hour and
business meeUng.
The artist-athlete first won
fame for his athletic
acbJevements and formally
studied art, (hls boyhood love)
wbeit he came to the West.
Fascinated wllh the sea and
desert, be worked .with these
subject& under the West's best
marine and landscape artbts.
HiJ technique of bold 11trokes
and strong color reflect the
action and color of the sea
and the .warmth and subtlety
of the desert.
Logan was awarded a medal '
by the American lnsUtute of
Fine Arts for his disUnction
as a singer as well as painter. ,
A teacher and critic, he
recently toured the South
Pacific and visited the places
where Leeteg and Gaugin liv-
ed and worked, holding shows
and giving demonstrations.
Humor and philosophy are
interjected by the painter as
he gives hls demonstration,
providing an entertertaining
and humorous program.
Hostesses for the coffee
hour wUI be: Mrs. Walter
Larson and Miss Elizabeth
Hill. The president, Mrs.
Robert Cotterell will conduct
the business session which will
include dl!cussion of the March
1 Artists Ball to take place
in Ben Brown's restaurant.
Mrs. Zachary Ma!aby Is
chairman of the ball.
Professor to
Middle East
Examine
Turmoil
Legal Secretaries from the
Orange County Harbor Area
wUl locul their attenUoo on
the Middle East Wedne!day,
Feb. 19, when Professor Kim
Naffa of Fullerton Junior
College speaks in the Hotel
Laguna.
A cocktail hour from 8 to
5:30 p.m. will begin the eveo-
Jng, with dinner to be served
at 1:30 p.m.
Jordan, attended American
University in Beirut, came to
the United States in 1953 and
receJved his MA degree in
philosophy from the Universi·
ty of California, Berkeley.
An experienced traveler in the
Middle East, he is acquainted
with prominent leaders in the
area.
A discussion period will
follow hb talk. according to
Mrs. George Hannahan, presi-
dent.
Pilot's Deadlines
To help fill requirements on both wed·
ding and engagement stories, forms are avail-
able in all of the DAILY PILOT offices.
Further questions will be answered by Social
Notes stall members al 642-4321 or 494-9466.
To avoid disappointment, prospective
brides are reminded to have their wedding
stories with black and white glossy photo--
graphs to the DAILY PILOT Society Depart·
ment prior to or within one week after the
wedding.
For engagement announcements it is
suggested that the story, also accompanied
by a black and white glossy picture. be
submitted early. If the betrothal announce-
ment and wedding date are six weeks or less
apart, only the wedding photo will be ac-
cepted.
Traveler Films Beauty
Of Greenery, Flowers
Mrs. O.M. }lummel will pro-
vide an illustrated program
of greenery and blossoms for
members and guesls of the
South Coast Garden Club at
2 p.m, Wednesday, Feb. 12,
in the Three Arch Bay Com-
munily Clubhouse.
While traveling through the
southeasterr: section of the
United States, Mr. and Mrs.
Hummel photographed native
plants, blooms, flowering trees
and shrubs.
Featured will be the azaleas
of Charleston. S.C. and the
spectrum of fall co 1 ore d
folia ge found in the New
England states.
New members to b e
welcomed into the ' club will
be the Mmes. Cogswell
Campbell, Roy Johnstone and
Gilbert Y o u n g , announced
Mrs. George Rawlins, presi-
dent.
Horoscope
Capricorn: Have Fun
SAT\JRbAY
FEBRUARY 8
By llYllNBY OIL\1IB
•"lbe u -man controls hll
duUey • • • 'AJtrolog)> point& the way.'' ~ '
ioophola. U -~ ,OU "espec!allJ II -· ,y..,_ could mate aiplfieoN ad-11mar -1 today colncldeo
v-. With -Clear aWIJ. GD11N1 (May 2W1D1t,:IO): tmo1ioaa1 dellrll. Come to,
St""1 TAJJRUS -· Jln.. understandlni with !amllJ.
porlllll to gel al.boalo -Don1 aklp mtntlal detallJ.
l'urlher delay ceald be.COl!!Y. VIRGO (Aug. 13-Sept. :II)<
Finl · far -"11 h Streu on -· You, AJ11D (IW<h 2J..\Pril It): ....c1ate;· r.,_ _.,.11s, ....£to skip about, travel and
New ledmlqUt "lQuired. Frio-Lum from pall ._...... · '•icbang• vltW.. Today the,
lion .......i doe to flnanclal CAllCBll (J1111 ll..lalj :II): tey 11 to ino~wlthout being ~ • .\. ff e c II l,lood)unlr aapecl today coin-Involved In chase. 1*1111r· Don't.hang on ,_. cldel with cbaoce-for creative Fine lot vlslt W Uve.
alwalloo. lgnore exprealOn. Good , for · ... LIBRA (Se JW<L ZI):'
..... to ---tettalnmenl, romance. Trust , Give attenuon to special ,..
April JO.~y :ior:: Intuition. Inner feolloga· apt COUDL Flrid out bow to In-
'"'bow ,ou relate to to tell true Jtory •• Act ac-creaselncome~o)lal. There -111•' Be lqdepenc!eot cor4lngly. II money newa;il>e sure 100 •t-lMiDa arropnt. Key LEO (July U.Ang. ZI): get stralgbt facts. Family
fl lq· be perceptiYe; aeell Streu ·OO baaic dull<a -member abould be incllned to
Caribbean Cruise
On a Caribbean cruise aboard the SS Ariadne are
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Brinton of Newport Beach
who won the tiip through a sales program.
declsloo.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21):
Circumstances turn in your
favor. You 1e:t benefit of any
doubt. Change due. Mold Jt
to your advantage. Means take
lnlUative. Push a he a d •
HI g b 11 I ht independence,
orlglnaijty.
SAGmARIUS (Nov. 22·
Dec. 2l)i Excellent for at--
tending thelttr, dining out.
Shake off tendency to brood.
Look , ahead -don't Worrf
about what "might have
~n." Group, club activity
1i indicated. Accept assign-
ment. ·
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22.Jan.
19): Accent on friends,
desires, aspiraUons. Burden to
be lifted. You will have
lfeater freedom of thought,
action. Pursue goal. Have fun
with creaUve hobby. Llgbt
touch wins day.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb.
lS}:Stllil)'IIiiliitlons. Discard
those based on pipe dnim~---
Strengthen convictions where
pract ical issues are
concerned. One In authority
could pay m'41)ingful com-
pliment. Be gracious.
PISCES (Feb. JS.March 20):
People seek advice. You can
gain respect of fine individuaJ.
Good ~ aspect today coin.
cidea With writing, cor·
respondence, Ioog-range plan-
ning.
IF TODAY IS YOU R
BmTHDAY you have natural
executive ablllUes. Powerful
cycle under way; could coin-
cide wiih business promotion,
marriage, addition to family.
'GENERAL TENDENCIES:
Cycle hJ&h for SCORPlO,
SAGITrARIUS. Special word
to TAURUS : check legal
statu.s· of any undertakin&.
Hawaiian Honeymoon
Nu ptia I Rites Follows
Honeymooning in Hawaii
after exchanging w e d d i n g
vows before the altar of St.
James Episcopal Church in
Newport Beach are Harry
Willard Temple and his bride,
lhe former Sally Margaret
Hall.
· Tbe late afternoon double
ring rites were read by the
Rtv. John Ashey for the son
and daughter of Mrs. J. Ken-
neth Robertson of San Juan
Capistrano and Mr. and Mrs.
John J, Hall ol Balboa.
Given ln marriage by her
father, the bride chose a
candlelight peau de soie gown
with square neck and sleeves
edged · in lace and train
bordered in hlatching lace.
Her fingerti p veil was or
Brussels lace, anC a French
bouquet of lllles of the valley,
stephanotl! and pale pink
rosebum completed h e r
ensemble.
Mrs. Hugo C&rver of Balboa
served as matron of honor,
wearing a llnieUght green
moire g~ accented with a
pink saUn b 'e It , and
bridesmaids were C a r o I
Hughes ol La Habra and Pam
Richardt ol Newport Beach,
who w'ore matching
ensembles. Their bouquets
were arrangements of baby's
breath and plnlo roses.
The ~ bridegroom's brother,
John Temple of Pasadena, at·
tended him as best man and
ushers wef.e James Hoch of
San Ardo, cou.\ln of the bride,
Timothy Ritchie of Pasadena
and Charles Tourville of San
Fernand1>.
A reception for 175 euests
followed the ceremoay ln
Newport ~bor Y..pl C!Qb,
where arrangements of cjeep
pint tulips, pale pink ?OMs,
baby's breath and came.Illas
carried out the bride'•· c:olOr
scheme.
-Ill Ille Air Force.
.Silve r Sandi
'llll llnl and third Tlll&daya
al • p.m. members c( SU....
~ Ill. NaUve Dauebfm
"' Ille Goldtn West fltl>er
The speaker, teacher of
philosophy for the past IO
yean at F JC, will concentrate
hil talk on the quest for peace
In Ille Middle Eut, recently
called a ''powder keg'' by
President Nlzon.
Nalla, 1 naUve ol Amman,
Concluding lhe m e e l I n g ,
Mr,s. Albert Eccles, vice prui·
dent, will Introduce n e w
memben to be initiated.
Book Opened
Rummage
For Sale
The Cancer DetecUon Clinic
ln Los Angeles, and 1tate and
naUonaJ cancer research, will
bene.flt from a rummage sale
sponsored by Hunt In & ton
Beach Delta Omicron chapter,
Phi Beto Psi.
Upcoming plans, to be
re\lealed by Mrs. George CUn-
ningham, ways and means
chainnan, include a mem-
bership card party a n d -,-
luncheon.
MRS. HARRY W. TEMPLE
Episcopelian Rites
Alttr their boney.-i, ·Ille
" newlywe<IS will reside In Soulll
Pasadena.
The new Mrs, Temple, a
graduate of Newport Harbor
High School, attended Sullins
College tn Bristol, Va., and
received ber BA degree troce
USC. She "°" ii do!Jir graduate wort at Califonda
State College at Long Beach.
Her huababd, a gnduatt el
San Muino !Ugh Schoo~ a~
tanded the Unl•mlty c( l')lpl
Sound and -completod tint
yean In the Armed Strvtces.
Toastmistresses
far '""'tnp. Lake Park Surfalde Clubhouse In Hun-
Cloff •1 ID Hunt l n I It D , l1ngtm Qeach 11 the meeting
1 lleldl II the· meeting place place for members of Lat
lara.11nt....ion.Mr1.Jlek Olu Toutmfstrtsa Club of W-. ... Im, will f\Jrllflh Homdncton Beach on the ,..
Jee t tloi lhe next meelJnC ' COlld aiid fourth Wednesday
~ at 7:IO p.m.
·-
The Rev. James Stewart,
mlnlsttr of Irvine MetbodlSt ,win give a aummaUon
tudy of "'!be Book of
olm belore a joint circle
meeting, Womtn'• Society ol
ChrlsUan Service, La g u n a
Methodist Church at 10 a.m.
next Tu"dlQ' In lhe church.
The sale w111 take place
betY1een t. a.m. and 4 p.m.
Saturday, Feb. 'I, In ille Odd
Fellows Hall, DI Main St.
Mrs. J. Parley Smith, tta
and decoraUons thalrman, will
be uslsted by the Mmes. Vera
Allen, W.W. Hamilton.
'Mlomaa Harrison, Harry
'lllompoon and NUu Welch.
Mn. Paul Kepler and Mrs.
James Ward have been invited
to wist at the tea tehle.
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'Nutrition' to Be Topic
The topic under discus.sion
Feb. 11 at the final meeting
in Ute aeries being presented
by Costa Mesa chapter of La
Lecht league will be Nutrition
and Weaning of the Baby.
Mn. Leon Sloddard ol Costa
Mesa, will host the 7:4~ p.m.
meeting.
Anyone lnttresttd In th<
lcagui may call Mn. ·n. W.
Moore,~.
DIANA CORNABY
Spring Oat• ' ' CANDIS CORNABY
To M1rry
Frldq, F"'""'7 7, 1169 DAILY PILOT JIS
Cornaby 'S.i~ters Plan
Double ·Nuptial · Rites
A double wedding during April in the Temple of the Church of Jesus
Christ of Latter-day Saints in Salt L8ke City is being planned by Diana
Lea Cornaby and Candis Lorette Cornaby. · .
Their dual engagements have been announced by their parents, Mr .
and Mrs. Floyd Y. Cornaby of Huntington Beach .
New Mem.bers Receive Royal ·Treatment
The tables are lum<d as UC! atbl~ (left to right) John Potter,
gymnast, Steve Culler, golfer, and Richard Eason, swimmer,
serve lunch to Mrs. Earl Kaltenbach and Mrs . t:arl Eason, .mem-
bers of the Big I Booslerettea, an organization which helps provide
athletic scholarships for the school. New mem~ ·of Boosterettes
'will reCeive the same 0 royal treatme!rt." next Monday at the an-
nual ·new. memhenblp lundleon in the EaslbluH home of Mrs.
Fred Hewitt. Mrs. Richard Forney, president will introduce new
officers for the year at the event. Anyone interested in joining
.may call Mrs. Hewitt at 644-0770. .
Diana will wed David Lynn Anderson, &on of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
P. Anderson of Fairbanks, Alaska, and Candis will exchange vows with
Wayne Alvin Moffett, son of Mr. and Mrs. S. Alvin Moffett of Huotington Air Force Moms Pick . · Artistes de la Rue CM Auxiliary
The first Thursday of the Beach. ·
·The betrothed couples are attending Brigham Young Universily in
Provo, Utah and wilJ continue their-studies there. The future brides have
been active in drama, art and mµsic groups during their school years.
M · b 8 N. . -month members or t b'e-e m er to e . omtnee _American LeiiJon Auxiliary, Costa Meaa t!nlt 155, galber
in tbe American Legion Hall,
Mrs. Emmett Spind1er oi son enlisted in the Air Forte. t I
ART SHOW ;
M.,. fh•rt 1,000 pieces .t .t lnc.ludint oi11, w1 .. r
Their fiances have completed two-year missions for the c h u r c h .
David Anderson served in the northwestern states and Wayne Moffett was
a p.m.
Santa Ana has been nominated AJ a Flllht member she bu --"--------11
to be United States Air Force served u homemaker and r-'---------,11
• colon. 111otofwork, d itchory ond p11tol1. Tllis
•ni~11• 1hDw h .... in tho Md...t ..ii .,
H ......... C...... M . 6-74 IThun .• Fri., Sot.I. assigned to western Mexico. . ..... Mother.of-the-year for 1969. refreshment chahman, VA VS
Cards
'Marked'
For Charity
Homemakers
Off er to Help
' She was nominated for the rep res e·n tat Ive at the
t.l!!e by members of Flight Veteran's Hospital, secretary
19 ·and_ will compete for the and parliamentarian. On the
tille with ..... ~r mothers whoSe national level she is sei'ving
names have submitted as Director 7 and as Air Moms
by their own Flig ts......._Final news .editor, a publication sent
selection will ' be made bY--.U~to all members four times
Air Force personnel and the a....year.
wioner will be announced at ln~unity service Mrs.
the closing banquet or the con-Spindler --hl~ed in Com-
venUon in May ln Sherman munity Chest cam1t.a1gns, Boy
Oaks. and Girl Scouts ~as a
Mrs. Spindler joined the recipient of an honorarY'-lill
mothers club shortly after her membership in the PTA.
Card games will follow the Thirty \vomen who care
1nnual St. Valentine's Jun· about helping the poor in their
ebeon being sponsored by the c 0 m m u n i t y art doing
Caul Women's Club on Feb. something about it.
family money management,
nutrition and ways to stretch
the food dollar. Spending Tips
The volunteers also learned 1 t ln l he Rossmoor home 0£ Mrs. F.dward Meiers. They have volunteered lo teach homemaking .and con·
about community agencies
that offer help to families with
limited income and education
and are serving as teachers
throUgb these agencies.
Consumer Benefiting [rom the party sumer know-bow to other
will be two blind children of homemakers who have asked
the Braille lmtitute of Orange for help.
Comity. Through a University of 1be Orange County Welfare
Department, OC Probation
Department, V o I u n t e e r
Bureaus, Community Action
Centers, Head Start schools,
and the Work Incentive Pr<r
gram (\VIN) of the State
Department of Employment
?\1ore than 600 women are
expected to atlend the ninth
annual Consumer Congress of
the Family Panel of America
on March IJ at t he
Huntington-Stieraton Hotel in
Pasadena from 9;30 a.m. to
4 p.m., UUs year themed Spen·
ding of the Green.
Assisting the hostess will be California Extension program
the Mmes. George Bryson, called Women Who Can:
Michael Coronel and Ear:_ _these orange County wome~
Garren. . . were trained. In c Jass es
'1be next meeting is plann~d taught by UC Home Advisor
for Feb. 18 at II a.m. in Dorothy Wenck they studied the Mesa Verde Country Club.
Mrs. Bryson will introduce a
representative from the Bank
ct: America who will discuss
the importance of having a
w!ll.
Women interested in joining
the club may call the presi-
dent Mrs. \Villiam Halliday
at 5'5-tMS for further ln-
fcrmation.
Dessert
To Boost
Foundation
Dessert at 7 p.m. will begin
an evening of run for Southern
Orange County Alpha Omicron
Pi alumnae and their guests
next TUesday in the N ewporl
Riviera Pavilion.
After dessert, bridge will
be played from 8 to 10 p.m.
and prius will be awarded.
Drawings will follow, ah to
benefi~ the Arthritis Founda-
tloo.
Husbands
Welcomed
are all utilizing the
homemakers training.
With emphasis on teaching
homemaker s to help
themselves, the volunteers,
\Vho were trained last fall,
teach either on a one-to-One
basis or instruct small groups.
Women who would like to
participate in the program are
Husbands will be guests of invited to enroll in the new
honor next Wednesday when series of training classes
Riviera Club has Us ne:a:t which will meet Tuesday and
luncheon meeting. featuring Thursday mornings from 9
entertainment by comics Dave a.m. to noon Feb. 11 through
and Ginny Barry, in the April 24 in the UC Agricultural
Balboa Bay Club. . Extension Of lice, 1000 S.
During the morning session
there will be talks on con·
sumer problems and ii\ the
afternoon meeting a product
parade will be featured.
Luncheon decor will use the
green theme.
In the afternoon sesslon.
women attending will choose
the theme for the coming
Basketball
Aids Deaf The talented couple Is 50 Harbor Blvd. in Anaheim.
popular with men in their au-To enroll, call Mrs. Wenck The Los Angeles Lakers and at 77«n84 or write her at diences that special seating lite above address. There is San Diego Rockets will be
has been arranged (or honor scoring points for their teams no charge for the series. d f d f h Lo Be h guests, said Mrs. Watson E. an un s or t e ng ac
Jarrett, program ch~an. J.,eague of the John Tracy
An 30 soclal h T . Sh d Clinic when they play in the ll: a.m. our r1p are F Frtd F b 14 will be followed by lunch it orum oo ay, e . .
12:30. Mrs. Renll Chabot will The league is sponsoring the . b . f b . Mrs. Gladys Wilson and game and all proceeds will preside over a rie U3lness Mrs. Clara Graham will tell go to the clinic so that its
meeting. about their recent trip to work in teaching deaf children
Reservations for members, Alaska following a meeting to talk may continue.
husbands and other guests of the Laguna Beach chapter, A d d I t I o n a 1 information
may be obtained until 10 a.m. Order of Eastern Star. in regarding the benefit may be
next. Monday, also the Laguna Beach Masonic Hall obtained by calling Mrs.
Event Due
year. Past topics have been
consumer fraud and narcotics.
Orange County's Famlly
Panel will meet on Feb. 11,
at IO a.m. In Sir George's
Smorgasbord,' Anaheim, with
Cecil Taylor, national retail
director of Beslline Con-
centrate as ·speaker.
The meeting is open to the
public and Uckets for the con-
gress will be available.
Grandmothers
At noon every second Thurs·
day the Newport Harbor
Grandmothers' Club meets in
the Costa Meu Golf and
Country Club. Mn. Dorothy
Van Marter may be called
for more information at 962-
0237.
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Mr& David Hughes of Costa
Mesa. this year's benefit
chairman, is making the ar-
rqements.
deadline for cancellations. at 8 tonight. Michael Brooks, 540-7022.
Taking phone calls are Mrs.,;;;=;=r=;;:=;r=::::;;;=~:;::;:;:::::;;:~;::;;:;;::;:;;:::;r::;~r;;r;;;::=;i=ji'=;r==.n !U:~~, AF,:;:~Y·ru~~!~1 ~r-.___....,.(~lf~~:Xirk~"·e~]( ... ~~~·i='-\1
Book Group
The Book Discussion Group
Clf Newport Beach Friends of
the Library gather \he last
Wednesday of the month in
Marinen Library at 10 a.m.
494-8753.
Century Club
Twentieth Century Club of
Huntington Beach gathers at
7:30 p.m. the third Tuesday
in Lake Park Clubhouse.
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ROCKET BLASTS 'OFF -Rocket ROO Laver un-
leashes his famous -backhand fOr a return against
Butch Buchholz during Thursday action at the
· UP I T.-flttl
Star Sounds ·off
Philadelphia International Indoor ope)l' t<ml>is
tourney. Lever , from Corona def Mar, lived up to
his No. I seeding·by wilinihg, 6-1, 7•5. •
Ashe Calls Net Players
Club Owners
Reject Offer
For Mediation Bunch of Prima Donnas
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NEW YQRK (APJ . -Soipe ol us
may· haVe'suspected it, but ·11 took· Arthur
Ashe Jr, to admit it ...:. tennis playets
are a bunch of prima donnas. · · ·
•1We're all egotists, we're all prima
Canadian Gal
Nears Skating
Championship
OAKLAND (AP) -"The only place fOl'
me to go la down. but 1 hope I don't,''
declared 1pert Karen Magnussen as she
prepared to try and wrap up the ladies'
tiUe tonight in the 'North American Fig~
ure Skating Championships.
Canada and the United States each
have 18 athletes competing.
Ml.ss Magnussen, a 16-year-old blonde
from Vancouver, B.C., gained a narrow
lead over favored Janet Lynn, 15, Rock~
ford, Ill., Thursday In the compulsory
figures ·half ~ the ladles program.
The secooa half -free skating -will
help determine who might succeed Peg·
gy Fleriilng as the world's best female
skater. Miss Magnussen had 1,029.1 points to
1.015.5 for Miss 'Lym, the tiny U.S.
champion. The CanadiM champion, Lin-
da Carbonetto, 19, was a disappointing
filth al 977:3.
Tim Wood «if Detroit was favored over
Canada's Jay Humphrey as the men's
competition opened today with compul·
sory figures. Men's fr~ skating ls sclle-
duled Saturday nigh~
Aho sbootlng for a tllle tonight a r e
the four-time U.S. pairs champions. Ron-
ald and Cindy Kauffman of SeatUe.
Their precision timing and smooth
form bn:AJgbt the biggest.ovation from a
spane crowd of 3,000 at the Oakland
Arena aod gave them 7' PQints for the
C«Dpuisory pills.
doMas, '' ·~ young Anny lieutenant,
America's No. 1 court ace, told a Jun·
cbebn group honoring the successful U.S.
Davis cup team 'Ibursday.
He glanced at former Davis Cup cap-
tain Bill Talbert, one of the b(>sts sitting
on t h • dais, a n cl, apparently hall In
jest and half seriously, added:
"Everybody knows we just think or
~ves:"
Then the articulate Ashe proceeded
to give a thumb-nail e:ketch of his teanr
mates, .who helped him wrest the in-
ternational tennis trophy from Australia
in ~mber.
"Stan Smith ls the exception," he
said, referring to. the 6-4 slugger from
the · University of Southern California
who teams with Bob Lutz in doubles.
"He ls a thinker. He is quiet and modest
He thinks of other people."
Smith defeated Ashe in the final of
the Victorian Open at Melbourne after
the Davi! CU"p matches.
"Now you take Lutz," Ashe continued
with bi5 run-down appraisal. "He's t h e
swinge.r of lhe team. He enjoys life
to the fullest.
"Charlie Pasarell is the clothes horse.
He's always reading Vogue Magazine.
. "Clari Graebner, he's the stubborn
type -but that's the kind to have
on your side. He says he is going to
play only on weekends. l hope I don't
have to play him on a weekend.
"Jimmy Osborne, the sixth man on
our team, came a long way this year.
He will go farther."
A~ also had a word for Donald
Dell, the Washington, D.C., attorney who
captained the team.
"The captain was the most important
factor,''· Ashe said. "He put the pieces
together._ He was the genef al. He told
us to fight or get on ihe rlidelines.
He was stubborn, too, and . tough, but
be did the job."
NEW YORK (AP) -Major league
baseball's club owners rejected Thurs-
day an offer by the players to go to
mediat'ioo. in the dispute over rights to
television money that has prompted the
players to, threaten a strike.
The oWners, in the first negotiating
session since both sides hardened their
lines earlier this wet:k, s a i d mediation
would lead; to new delays and compli·
cations. They said it would be better
to keep bargaining.
'J'.he players, who are asking a *50
split of the national television money,
then asked the owners to propose a
compromise solution when the parties
meet again today.
The owners have offered to raise their fl~t .contribution to players' fund by $1
millt?n. But the players say this would
be dilu ted by the inclusion in the plan
of the four new major league teams that
will begin play this year.
The television package is worth $16.5
mi.llion a year so a 50-50 split would
bring the pension fund $8.25 million
annually:
The owners, however, while willing to
make any contribution agreed to in
dollars, insist the players have no right
to any of the television money.
In another development Charles C.
. F inley, owner of the Oakland Athletics,
says none of hi5 players will be allOwed
to work out at tbe club's spring Uain-
ing site unleS! they have signed con·
tracts.
"In the past, ~layers Would come to
camp unsigned and work out by them·
se)ves after the team left the field. Not
this spring:" ,
UCI Wins, 64-61
UC Irvine freshmen rolled to their
11th win in IS starts by downing the
Loyola University yearlings, Ml, in
Thursday night basketball action at UCI.
Gary Fox led the winners with 25
points while Bill Moore bad 16.
UCI zipped to a 37-32 halftime lead
and never trailed after lhat.
Czech Scores Second Upset
Laver Rips . Buc~holz
PHILADELPHIA (AP) -Top.teeded
Bod La•er of c.rooa del Mar breaod
put Bulcl> -ol · SL Louli ll1d '
ainqted Jan Kodel of Czechollovakla
ralUed to tun1 back Stan Smith o1 Loi.
Aqolea 1'bundAY nlglll Ip sec:ood round
-of the Pblladelplda lnternaUcoal llldoclr Open 1'amll Tounwnent. Laver, ,.....ally acknowledged u the
world'• lop leMil ployer, ripped through
a •• ftrat aet la about 20 minutes,
-J>rote BuCbbolJ' oerv!ce in the Ulh pmeola74......ioet. , nt U.year-okl Kade., ~No., 1 player
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• In hll coontry; brob Salllh'• oervlco •• ..,. ldlow pn>(ealOMl Marty IUwtn
ln the lint ll1d lldl1I -ot the. of 1£vanoloo, Ill., end -ilimtno
final eel 1..-blo ......i -victory ' of •-'-CIOlled ll/llMeeded John In thll 1311,000 ~ Tbe -........ were e.i, w, g.J. \ Newcombe ol Amtralla 1-7, S.S..
'while the ~ Kodel was Kodea, who lurned ID the bla upoet
eUmtoatlng blo fellow .......... from the of the -rlllllld -be heal world's llrtl l6door open leDnls ...,. Amerlc:ln. Davll C'ap. ace Arthur Ashe
petillon, Tom Otter of Tbe Nelberlando In lbrfe sell, used a aol;d ~ slrokt
oullasted England's rugged Rocer Tlj'lor game to wear down the bard.tlittlng
H. 6-3, U.IL ' Smith, anolbei' U.S. Da\'ls CUp pllj'er.
In earlier """'"'1 round malcbes, Tony Otter had lo IJPI o 11 three matcji
Roche ol Aullrallo~ ....,ied 'third ln the· polnl.s befu he won the hard fouglil
ll\'KaY : ~ mcbed t b.e third eel from T1Ylor with a om••biOI
quarler.llilaJI wHb ·• 'IW, W vldory· drive II the Br1100'1 lob ·obol.
·Washington Cagers Aim
At Trojans, Mighty. Brui~s
By THE AS80CIATED PRESS
Wubl)lglon end, W'ashinglon Slate, with
Identical f.l Pacific.a baa:ketball records,
fry. this weekend where all others have
failed.
·Tonight the Huskies of Washiµgton go
against the No. 1 nationally ranktd UCLA
Bruins at PauJey Pavilion. Washington
State does it on Safurday afternoon in
the -regiOnally televised game. '
Funseth
On Top
By Stroke
PALM _SPRINGS (AP) -Scrawled
in cbalk on a big board jn the press
tent was the message :
Weather perfect. Temperature 80.
Both board and message were gone
todciy u the go:bole Bob Hope Desert
Goll CJassic ventured-perhaps perioo&-
ly -: ln~.the third round.
Leading the way was Rod Funseth.
with a :Ja.hole score of 69-66-135, nine
shots under par for the distance. .
One stroke back was National Open
champion Lee Trevino, 674-136. Billy
Casper was down with' 71-68-139.
And further back were sUch esteemed
golfers as Jack Nicklaus, 72-71-143, and
the three-time defending champion,
Amofd Palmer, 72-73-145.
The marathon tournament ends Sun-
day. To some, it would be a blessing
if the end came sooner.
What happened to the missing sign?
lt disappeared sometime Thursday
from the press tent at Indian Wells
Country Club, host for the 1969 Hope.
It was probably when cold winds were
almost whipping the· flaps off the tent,
the lights were rocking above and there
was the suspicion the whole structure
might take off.
No one really wanted to step outside,
however, because it was raining up a
storm. 11tls condition began early in
the morning, stopped, bowed out mome.,..
larily for a bright rainbow and the
sun.
Neither the sun nor the rainbow could
stand it Jong, and back came the gloomy
skies ·and rain.
It w a s, old time observers agreed,
the most miserable qay in the lO-year--0ld
history of the tournament.
Perhaps the finest shooting was tunred
Jn by Trevino and Casper, who got
their sub par scores during the worst
stages of the day.
BENGTSON, HIRSCH
MAY GET JOB
GREEN BAY, Wis. (AP) -Phil
Bengtson Green Bay Packer coach, said
Thursday' be was interested in taking
over for Vince Lombardi as general
manager of the National Football League
team.
Earlier, Tom Miller, Lombardi's assis--
tant, and Elroy "Cr~ Legs" Hirsch
were mentioned as a possible successor
to the new W ashlngton Redskins el.·
ecutlve.
"I certainly would be interested in
the job," Bengtson said. "l haven't a~
plied for the job but I'm sure that
everyone involved knows ~ I feet"
No UCLA team aver bu lool al·Pallley
and the Bfulns currently atand 16-4 •1« irus season, U Jn 'the confeience:
W "'1liqloQ. Slate lrle1 al Soathem
Calltorn!ii ; loiilgbl •wjtb CaDIOntla ' ~t
Oregon ·Slate'B!id Blanford 11. OrqQm ;
Salurday·illghl ll's Wasblngtoo al USC,
Slanlord al . Oregop Slate and CaDl9rnla
at Ofe"gon. • : ·
"Washington is the .moat improved
tei\nr in the Pacific.a,'.' conµnpntecl USC
coach Bob Boyd In ' a alateriient meanl more · as a warning .to his ' own dub.
than lo UCLA. .
In their first season under Tu Wlntet,
the Huskies are 11-6 and not since J9$7
have they been as good aS (.1 .8'ter
their first five games in conference play.
George · Irvine . leads the scorers 'Ind
cen~ Jay Bond returns to action after
mlsslng two nonconference g am e 1
because or illness.
Coach John Wooden or UCLA rates:
his club as continually improving and
Lynn Shackelford has regained hi8
-Ung touch IO lurlher aid the Bruins'
cause.
Al expected, Hoot·I Lew Aklndor
Sports In Brief
leads the conference scorers, hitting at
a 28.1 clip.
Stanford'• Don Griffin is second at
21.2 and Cal's great sophomore Jackie
Ridgle is third at 17.6.
Wooden aaid of Washington : "Tex
Winter has surprised everyone with a
ball-control type of offense which ii
enabling Washington to be one of the
naUon's leaders in defense.
'l'J'berefore, we had better be ready
to · combat a stall or an exaggerated
ball control or whatever they call thiJ
style of offense."
Neither ·USC nor UCLA overlooks Marv
Harshman's Washington State club. With
Ted Wierman playing to his full potential
and quick guards Mike Gomez and Rick
Erickson setting plays, WSU haa: bee.n
tough all season and, like Washington.
stands 11-6.
Oregon, still looking for its fint COD•
ference victory, returns to action after
a week's rest. Coach Steve Belko bold!
off on naming bis starting lineup.
In the last three games, the most
consistent for the Due.ks have been
sophomores Stan Love and Larry Holli·
day and senior Rick Abrahamson.
()./.,,Bills Miles Apart
In Contract Discusswns
BUFFALO, N. Y. (AP) -Ralph .C.
Wilson · Jr., owner of the Buffal" BilJJ
of the American Football League, .saJd
'Ibursday that after siJ. hours of talks
with represeniatives of O.J. Simpson
the two sides were miles apart in their
contract talks.
Simpson has been quoted as saying
he is seeking a combination bonus and
contract in the neighborhood of $600,000.
Wilson said be met With Chuck Barnes
of Sports Headliners Inc. and his at·
tomey, David Lockton 1n Detroit Thurs-
day and that all ramifications of a
possible agreement with Simpson were
discusied.
Foster Top Figlltn .
NEW YORK -Bob Foster, the llgbl
heavyweight champion who o~ quit
the ring because he couldn't get fig~,
was hailed today as Fighter of the
Year for 1968 by the ·BoJ.lng Writers
Association.
The towering, SO-year~ld box:er fl'om
Washington, D.C., manager Ange I o
Dundee and publicist John F. X. Condon
of t:lew York, will · be honored at the
BWA's llth annual dinner Aprll 12.
K ings Lose, 4·2
LOS ANGELES -'Ibe Montreal Cana·
dlens were looking for something on
wlilch to take out their frustratiOO -
and the Los-Angeles Kings just happened
to be in the way.
The Cansdiens, stunned and lnturtated
by their Wednesday night 5-1 106! to
Oakland, stormed into the Forum Thur&-
day night and, in Jess than 14 mlnules,
piled up all I he goals they needed lo
defeat the Kings 4-2.
Loub BOROred
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. -Joe Louis, who
went from a cotton farm on Buckalew
Mountain to 'the top of the boxing world,
was one of the early arrivals 'Ibursday
for lhe biggest gl!lberlng ol sporll flgur<.1
in Alabama's history.
The former heavyweight bo:dng cham.
pion·ls one of'eighl people to be li1ducteij
as charter members of t h e Alabama
SPorl.s Hall of Fame Friday night.
The other seven all made ·their marks
on the gridiron. They are Johnny Mack
Brown, Mike Donahue, Paul ''Bear''
Bry.ant, J.i.mmY EDtchcock, Don Hutson,
Ralph "Shug" Jordan and F r an k
Thorrias.
Raring Sult Filed
LOS ANGELES -Atty. Gen.
'Thomas C. Lynch has filed suit to halt
the City of Inglewood from placiJig an
initiative on the April 1 ballot that wouJd
prevent night harness racing a t
Hollywood Park.
Lynch, filing the suit Thursday on
behalf of the California Horse Radng
Board, seeks to halt the Inglewood City
Council and other backers of the pr~
posed law wbo are trying to prohibit
events after 8 p.m. "at all race tracks,
stadiums, arenas, theaters aod amuse.
ment halls or places designed to .attract
crowds of, or with a seating capacity
of, 20,000."
Ru stlers Top
Roadrunners;
Pirates Buried
Golden West College outscored Rio\
Hondo, 28-21, while perennial Eastern
Conference champion San Bernardino'
flattened Orange Coasl College, .U, In
Thursday night wrestling action.
Golden West overcame two forfeits
in the lower weight dim.ions: to down
the Roadrunners in hostilities at GWC.
GWC gym.
Golni Into loOlght's llnal free skating
In palls, the U.S. learn• ol Kenneth
Shelly ll1d JoJo Starbuck of Los Ange-
Jeo and Mark ll1d Mtllsso Mllitano of
Long !Jland, N.Y., rant second and third
with 7U and ro.7 polnl.s.
Behan: Vince's New Golden Boy?
And lhe Invading Tribe from San
Berdoo scarcely flexed a muscle in mop-
ping up the mats witb the Pirates.
San Berdoo is well on its way to a
12th al:algbt circuit championship.
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LOS ANGELES -Jerry Wiii. J>">'
behly the mOlll Injury-prone ..,.,,, In
the Nallonal Basketball Aslodatlon.
...i: .. -of his lllllfl1 coinobackl imJshl when the Los Angelel Lakm
bolt Pbllodelphla.
J'oor ,.,,,.. ago, the ll-fool4 aJl.p'o
Wll olde1lned with a pulled hamslring
.-le. The Latm maruigtd ,to: oplll
the ·lour -Including a Uf.107 Jou
IO Seallle the Jut time 0t1~
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WASHINGTON (AP ) -Vince Lorn·
bard!, choleil to lead Wash!ngtmi out
of the dark ages In football, Is looking
al Hellnion Trophy husl Gary Beban
as the new·golaeo boy for the Redskins'
n vJVal' '
~ marched into the naUoo's
capllil 'lbunday to lite comnland ol
the Redstln1 a/ttr a decade of un-'"""'"'tod greatneu al Gr..,. Bay and made 'Beban the locUs of his very first
JllOVe,
Callfl1g for complete movies of Beban's J>i13 u a rollout quarWback for UCLA,
Lombardi promised • long off.,.ason
study to decide where to use Beban
-wltb the strong possiblllly of tumlng
him into a runner.
'nle movies Invoked J · m m e d I a t e
memories of 10 years ago when Lom·
bard! arrived In G,...n Bay and took
another Reisman Trophy quarterback off
the bench to make him one of football's
most celebrated ball carriers the Golden
Boy -Paul Hornung.
Behan, Unl.mJressJve in his bri ef trial
as a rookie pro quarterback last year,
scored more touchdowns as a runner
at UCLA than he did by passing.
Lombardi stressed lhe need for •
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strong running attack and said, "The
running game is wh>t football Is all
aboul The more you run, the more
hardll08ed you are."
The Redskins were dead last in nmning
yardage in the National Football League
last ran. ·
Lombardi, who has never coached a
loser In hia lifetime, 11 taking over
A team that hasn't had ~ wlnnlng season
since 1955.
"Washington ts the world's capital,"
Lombardi said. "And we have plans
to make it the football ,capital."
But at one point he laughed and said,
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••Despite what you may think, I can't
walk acrosa tbe Potomac -even when
it's frozen."
Perhaps no COlch Jn football history
bu been watched as closely as Loinbardt
will be nert season ti> 1tt if the man
can match the myth.
His retirement from coachlng after
his second Super -I success luted
just one year and four days.
"I mad e a great m1s\Ue giving up
coaching, 11 the mU~ relenUess Lam--
bard! conceded Thurldlj'.
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Sea Kings
In Crucial · . .
With' Loar~·
By ROGIER CAJWION· °' .............. U the C or o n a del Mar Sea KiDi;s-
are 1uccessful toolght in their Irvine
League basketball showdown with Loara
at the Se.A_ Kings' gym it will mean
a lot more thao simply the -'atrollbl
victory in 1-. tcliOl)·lor c.na..
Mrre lmponaDt, ~ wW ~ -coach Bill Bil!om'• dlapt ot a tlllrd ..
straight berth in the preatlgo111 CIF.
playdfs. Game time is 8 o'clock.
Frr U the Corooans can get by the
rugged Samoa a will mean a two-came 1 buJie on them and Magnolia (amunlng
the latte is victorious qainlt lllllier<log
Fountain Valley tonight) with only four
, games left on the loop agenda.
TheSeaKingswouldt~nMr~uired
·to do no more than split the remaining
four league game.s to assure a tie· fOr
the tWe. !____.
Coach Virgil Webb of Loara hu th1I •
to say concerning the titanic: '
"We'll have to beat them now if we're
going to be in the title picture. If we
lose l think Corona wW go the rtst .
of the way undefeated.
"Yes, it's the ~·game of .. the
year for us. Baalc.py we play the llllD8
atyle of play, bu! Comla has louP!f
tlds defensively. ... ·
4'[ thought we should haVe bea&llt
them la!t time (the sUom lost 4MI); ·
Corona del Mar only committed JwO
foul! in the le<ood hall and thsl ...
the difference •. In an,. we m.se llvtil
of oine free throwa. 111111 they bit II
of 27." .. "'' Webb u.es his big (M) RsJpb
. Ratington at forwanl bu! swlt®es l!lpl
from the corner to the low post as
the situation arises.
Frank Passarella, a g.i, . ltar\ing
forward. was bit when be INl1ined
an ankle Injury aplml Costa -111111· la not ,.i ael to lllart.
However; be la e.peded lo lei plenty
of action a~ to Webb.
Slated to deUme the SUons' IWdlnglon
1' Khn Wilbrecht ad Sleve·..Leoch ..,.
cording lo B-. ' The Sea xi-. mentor llfeed with
Webb's appniail 'ot the first CdM..Loara
encounter and addedJ. "we were· lucky
to beat them.•• '
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CM-Estancia
Struggle Tops
Cage Agenda
' A full slate ol prep basketball games
are on tap tonight in the Sunset, Irvine,
Crestview and Angelus leagues.
Tipoff in each case is 8 o'clock with
Costa Mesa invading Estancia featured
In the Irvine circu.iL _ •
Also, Fountain Valley ls .at Mignolia
aod Corona de! Mar -Loara. Sunset hostilities feature Santa Ana
Valley at Marina , Santa Ana at Newport
Harbor and Western at W..tminlter
along with the Huntington Bea<b-
Anahelm affair at the f o r·m er' 1
hardwoods.
, nu-te games involving Orange 'Coast
area teams are slated in the Crestview
League.
Those are Foolhlll at MJsslcin Viejo,
Villa Park al Lagwia Beach and San
Clemente at E1 ModenL
And Mattt Dei ot the Anplu1 League
plays boot to leagu .. leading St. Ant!Jooy:
Costa Meta will be aeeting to avenge
an earlier aetback at the bands ol Esta&
cla in Ila -00 rouod match: Coach
Bill Wea.l's Eagles handed M... a
5M4 Joss lo open loop action.
Fountain Valley'• faint chances for
a secood Place IJnlJh In lnlne .-i!Uet
hinge Oil the Mqnolla club.
With a ~ mark, anolher Jou would
end any chancell for coacb John Kisler'•
...... 1be J!arons loot their lint -looP-A111nnJnc favond Footblll will defeat
Mbslon Viejo, the San Clemente Trtlonl
must win at El Modena to remain •
game behind the league.leading Knights.
VWa Park, also In -plaoe al<q with San Clemeate ln the Qoeslvlew
League, Ja a heavy favorite to do 1n
host .Lacuna Beach.
The Spartans cahed In with a SHI
win over ~ In tint .....,.. action.
Newporl H>rbor will be teyjng to make
ll four In a row In SmlJel action with
Its home qagement with Slllta Ana.
The Sllnta were -ol Ovt that deall
the Tan a ... In their o ... , .... -.
strtnc lo tint round compeUllm. ·
' -New Coach on Scene • •
Max Miller (left) and prlncipal Frank Lopes check
over Mesa High School football • gear Thursday as
Miller 8tarts tbe ball rolling for bis first season as
head coach of the ll!ustangs: He wai receqtly hired
to replace. Neil Peek, wllo 'reoigned.
B~I of Fame? Loy9la (3-12)
A'lswn More Than ·Dean· Next Oppo.qent . .
_,itJf Ma1·or League Pilots For Anteaters
By EARL GIJ9TKEY
MoYbe the -cm the• dlainorwl,
playing f.r the Dodpn;' ~\ w1iat
they used lo bt.·Rel-: Utll National.
League otaodhtp. But tbO .man holdblC;
the reins 11 •bou& u :capa}IJef lb evei'y . \ . .... way, as ~ hu kDOw(a. ·
Of 1119 D9Nr rift Si.ff
he ls tied with Casey Stengel on tho Can an assistant city manager find
all-time list. happiness coaching basketball?
Walt bas a World Serles winninC' DI.ck Baker, the new coac_h at Loyola University, has a young, big club with
percenta£' of 67, third behind Joe, long rao1e pc>SJlblUtiea. But right now,
McCarthy (76 percent} and Stengel (~ the outlook ii a:rtm at best.
pen:ent). llli 'tUin: la ;a.ii 8"d by -tllo .lime
Onl J hn McG aod St I h the"1.Jonrtake on UCMn their 1,a.:seat y o raw -enge , eac gym 'rueoda!( Dlgbt they lhould be·S.lt.
wl\b 101 and McCakloy and C<ionle Mick Loyola lrm!ls to tbe Bar, Area lhla
wUb niae, have won mote pehnants than w'edJnd: to.play 81'.ota'Clarii.an.t USF. AJa:too. who ,has won sis. Miller Huggins When John Arndt relinqubhed the
allo won BU nags. • coachiu reins at Loyola last year and turlle91ihem over to Baker -wilo bad -:.onty Leo Durocher, among active been ·aniltl.Ot ctty. manager of RedOndo
mnagen, bas more total years of Beacll_foi' three years -he didn't uacUf
, ~ce tJian Walton. lm'ocber bu ~leave ~ a,pO;vvhoute.
managed for 19 years, ·Al!ton 15. !Ibe ' ) Jrht)int seven players of last season's
lbout tied with tbe late · · Dodger -d of 11 years was set by lH club were craduated. Only one cl , · ,.. 'D.l.I...... Baker'• ,i.,n, Jack CulTan., •'8 oa
Walter ElllmOlll (S~) .Alallla, IJ
seasons lf1el' be WU lllcned by tht
Dogers u field manqer, ii, more than
the dean , ot major league llllll&gera.
He has moved amq 111o· all.time
llllll&gerlal elite. u SmoUy-·t mW
tbe Hall o! ·r-w.n ..., Ibey oupi
to burn It down. No Smokey, IO let11
have fire.
Alston 11
. ' Wilbert •rr,-•· last year's roster and he played onl7
• · "' U be ~ unW be ls 65, Alston four minutes a game. ******'"'"'"'*~* can move Into seventh place on the And you haven't heard all of Bfker'1
S ' I all.tlme'llol With ZS yean of service. woet. . ty es 'llle W!i teVeo now -Connie Mack, A . H sopboo)ott, Jlo!>b Mrrg~ bu . Jn S" 5S ,..,..; Jolm McGraw, 14; Bucky Har· mlued the leabi following back IUl'gef7 ' ports rls. 29;' BW McKechnle. IS ; Joe aod H GJ:eJ Young, a H •• bu ''''''"*' •••••• Mt'Cartl!ly, Jf, and, Jimmy Dykes, :t. undergone knee IW'lery.
MAXWILL •ITltB
Red Saoden wi>eo ~ ...... to inlroduct·
tion to a new home-town audience by the
wits and dlmwlla ot tht press. •
When Smokey Wll signed on Nov.
21, 1953, a New Yort newspaper ...,.
cl~: "Alston (Wlio'1 lie?) lo manage
Dodgers."
When BW Johna dug ap Sanden lo
c:oad> UCLA footbeD, a ~ll·knowo Los
Angelet columnllll Identified the new
Bruin mentor merely u "a ma1e
Caucasian."
Welcom<, ,..Uemen. U'we'd a-tnowed
you wuz comin' we'd have baked a
cake.
SmoRy has guided the Dodgen to
Iii: peoftapfa and '(our world cbam-
plomiifp1. lie has won m ot the eight
pmea iD which be served u manqer ot the l(atimw League In the All-Star
games. •
kb' ID~ber Alston will.._
bit z.-.... in the Natlooal Leape.
He -. the 11119 -Willi a wlnnlnl pertentage " .511 (1111 .....
103I-).
Alston'• IJ yem with ... club rm
tevtntb ln bl""'f. ll1t peooao~wiDnln(
_..,. hued ... number ot YW'I
manqed, !. tO p«tent. II lhla cal<gory
Below, the World Series winning percen.. But in ~ of ~ bibWation, Tbl
tages of' McCarthy (70 perctnt), Stengel Llons have hid their momenta.' Down
(70) and Alston (fl) come Connie Mack by one to California with 20 seconcla
(I'/), M1J10r Huggins (IO) aod John lo go, Bater'• team lost by five II
McGraw-(IS) Berkeley. An!l they,~ ,Arizona , State
· and San Jose at hallllirii J>elrre 1..m,. *. * * ::!~""r p1.,~.:.·e1 at 11m11, but sel\IVl.I. or an e1au-.::: pme," Baker aaya.
NOTF.'i· -Jack Nlctlaut made "'llle Cal game ls u.; lone exception."
headlinet·tlle lmd way durtog the le<ood 1 ·
round ol the AndJ 'W1llWm tournament
by four-P!Jlling ODe -· • • • Good Luck to 'rlmei automobile editor Bob
Thomas, wtD bu just left h1I 10-year
job to become publlc relatlool director
!<8 the -mo\or tpeedway at Ontario.
The tncl; will -Ila lnid-1970 • • •
Thomas bu clut " . • Diet Smith
has ....t.i -"1ted vl(:e.presldent ol
martetllll 111111 coaummlcallona.
Fore! Front and Center! Modern
bueball11 Unt belt cmterflelden -
both with bat and Pm -will compelA!
In the thlnl· annual AinertcAA Alrllna
Altrojet golf claJlllc Feb. lHI • • •
They .,. Joe DIMa(glo, Mlcby Mantle
and Willie Mays.
llJke FrW.vlch. hiJnleK a-:.
._. back I« UCLA, aod I DO mean
• tttr, Ml signed the Rama) Jack Snow
to play a dramlUc role in "Marooned,"
The COhunbia Pict.ura film st.an' a._,. Peet, Richan! Cnnna aod
David J-. lllk• llJht prod,--
Tonlgbt'1 Eastern CGef-buke~
bell cootett -.... Orange c.ut
College and Rlvonlde ctty c.JJeae ...,.
bebly won't be very lrllatlc, but tt
flguret to be a great ii-tM ·--
Tlpolf Irr the ·-ID the 0ranae Cout gymnulwu will be I o'clock and
the flrewcrb will tlarl'lmmedlatdy.
"Neither team la buhlul 1bout-pu1Unf
the{belr ap,• Aid ·Pll'ale'<oicll lob
Welle! In wllat baa lo be -it ·tbe
biggest --"the~. Last U .....00 !he Plra~
a 11Mt l:i.1on from the~ in
ruvenlde. -then, Rlvenlde has
obowD IJll<k<d lmJrovemoal.. ..... Jiu. ----
I
..
...
Ski Conditi()ns ·Ch~e: ~:·
B·ut Rated Good Now
..
• -
Local •lrl\111·--·ba•• pmide4
lul c:baqet thil -Rllhl .... they are peenl1y rated "pod," but
that varlet wltliln each area and from
~ ~~ ol a new llocm
and more snow, ill copld . tum "~ery
.......t" to nexcelletrt.'' f.:..t .U ao the gvvu ' "'!'., " I
5ld .Tow 111111 IJlt Operalora' -reprrtlna numtier will announce the coo-
dlUoQI at (Ill) AT l-1'11L Ski tbot>t
.... 1et late reporta.
'llle weather· bu been cold ·enough
to allow IDOWl'iiak:lng, 'wblcb muna a
coating of powder may be dropped each
~tat areaa..tth.......wlna·lacilltles
for added 1ki pleuure. 1 ' 'lbe.e Jncfude · Snow S u m m I t •
Mooorldge, and Rebel Ridge In the Bil
Bear area, Snow Valley In ,the Runninl
Esther
Billing$
AlitAA•••••••••
Spring• area, aod Holiday IDll at Bii
Pines near Wrigbtwood.
Rebel Rldp Can cover lt1 whole hill
with """" and Is operaUn1 dally with
full coverage. Snow Summit, with •
larger hlll, can cover Its slopes from
the mld..taUon down. ' '.l1ie area ls operating dally with Digbl
slt:ilng featured Wednesday and Saturday •
Upper llopea are stUl c:Ovtred, .but· con-
ditiont te:nd to the "hardpact" side. ·
Snow· Valley coven the area under
Its many rope tows with nightly powder.
Upper 1lope cilodl--alao are·.., the
bardpack aide, whldl i. 1J1UI for Miera
who teod lo dll in their lkl llpt. Tbt
barrel stave club faces wW be held
there SUoday. ·
I tried tht.bardpaclt-loopowder at Tablt
Moontaln 1111 weektod, 1lflldni• I bad
sbarpeoad m'/ .edpo beforebaod. II wu
fun. though. and mninded me ot when
I lint atarted 1k11ns aod dldn't like
powder on anythlnf. Hanlp&!:I: wu
great! Turnl were ao easy.
The stuff can't be haodled with dUll
edgf!s, however, which ii the nifstike
..... 1tlen mate ln •tlinf It. . Gel
a file and have a ak1 repairman
demoutrate lharpeninc, t e c. h n I q u • .
Therulter you can do II younell u
necessary. . .
Table wu host to hundreds of skiers
Sunday, .aome for the open ~ for
ski 1hop personnel and other suestl1
some anowploY • llN riding tobosgw
on the special nm1 f(I' UllJ sport.
Tbe ati('featuru an excellent Poma
lift plaa lllallJ' iwe' tows aod. prldet
lllell .. being \ llmily recre&Uon area.
Tbert la a ....., enlarged •armlnl
I
Gauch~ Play
I >
2 in Sn~ Diego
Saddleblclt ~ge'• basketball l<~m
wlodl ap a ~.week ,of action with
a pair games iG .,.., road 'thla w .. keod
in the San Dleio\arq.
'llle Gauchol~ .. IJ on the ......, take
on the c=· rr..h tonlg!>t at I In the . Qty a • d thri rttum
IOUth Saturd.Y, ht for a same with
San Dingo Mesa:COllege.
The two weeller.id game. wtn wind
up a beetle """"'" ltretch ot five sames,. four in the Jut ftve daya:. +
IAMKA•ACKJCOl .. lflllll'ftcs . .J " " . &:rw n· ia u m
ll ..... y UWttr'IC"I lf M 41 2lt iS'fi' fl ' F. 1 '.tt 8:1:-' 1:21
• , -
_,
Allan Roblnloo, Wilo 'WU ~
from tbe Gold., Wm eonecebaiii~
team earlier thll week, bu been.teltwiil :
1o the l'luttlen• oluad' by cotdi• 'DI"'. '
Stricklin 111111• wm • be In unllorm ""'lslll
· ·when the Huntington &acli 1Cbq1!1
travela to Rio lfoodo Colltp' lar lia
a.o'clock Eutern Conference pme. '
Stricklin tmued tht --leadln, to RobllllOl!'I .u.peoaiap Moadfli'
-·u.a misundentandin& ~ tlie
two of UI." . ' ' ' c:' n.e Rustlers' other rqu1ar : r.r..a
and leedinl acorer, llrlaD Amllrolld1;1f tllll a doubtlul ptrllclpoDt t.mg!>t. ••
Ambrnclcb ncelved an· ~
gradt ln one claa"aod aa o! thil;_,,q .
still hadn't taken a makeup ftnal ex':'
aritl .. tton. 'Until be taltu aod .......
the exam, .Ambrozlch ls tcbol.olllcolit
lneDglble. ' · ' : ..
Golden West (H) ltlll thami -pla<e ·In the CUJfereoce lllndl)lp wftli
Chaffey detplle a f.1r<>.game loilli1f'-
Rlo ; lfoodo. whldt trimmed ' I),•
Rustl..,, 1?.al, In the f1nl """"' .,
play, curreou, ta in eJcbth plice wll!i
.... rlcord. ' "'· ·•· ..... ·-._ ........ .... 'ft .. 1'11111 .. ,,,. ...
,, n • • a 111 •·• Tf II a W.. ~alfiil :' :. :·, ! 11 n ·11 1 ' '· . . '
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Houlgate
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;t Tht lille of the article In Hol Rod Magulne rud: "A. · f. In Ille Aftornooo." ·~ ::. U you were a hip auto r•cinJ fan, you wouldn't have
• \0 read the a.rtkle, because I.he title would tell you all you
coold posoibly learn about Anthony Jooeph Foyt, Jr.
H )'OU know nothing about the wcrld's most suctessful
race drivtr but something about bullfi&bters, you would IUddlolf
have an hlsigbt into the Foyt person. •
Like the spangled, dark.eyed men who stalk tons of horned.
io~ in the muscJHnd-bone prose ol ·:&me,t llemingwr.y •.
'.:)\oy1 II a ll}lOClal kind <i beto. , • • ,
Foyt 1W th< comi>ettllve lmlinct or a1 Roiitan ctadlitor,
· ltlll or be killed, and lives by a code of honor just as
·rigid. He is adottd by fans and rl!ispected by his competltor1,
.l>ul only his !amilY could love him. '
! : · He's so we~ 't th y that it be teilied now+1 ··t the Q. of
34, nobody named Foyt would have to work for generations.
Perhaps he is as th~y say, a millionaire.
• Foyt does not retire bec8UR, In his simple life plan,
·he ls a race driver, and he doesn't know or care to know ;.about 8DJ other form of employment.
·--: .. -'nlJJ ls not to say money bu no place in the Foyt
jd:ieme of things. A. J. drives the harden bar1alns of any
•clrivtr alive. Legend has it that he once ,raved h1I ann
".W: tbt grandstand and told the race. tract owner, "J'll take
."all the t 1 ct et s from this part over here, and you can ~ave I" _..._ .___ .... ___ It ... twoia,. ...... u\llU wc.n:: over. .
Wrestling
Summaries
VA•llTY
SM C.._.. lllll (ttl """'Ill
O'~ ~SC) 111"'* MIJI'~
1,_~-CICI ti..:. 141"' l,-Hll
11._..ll IP'HI .,IMM Wllkl'*"' CSC>1 .11:•
J~t L, (l"H) det. tlNMit llC:ll
',~ ....... ) tff, a. tl"HI .,!Mtd V•,..:ta!WI
-1 l :M lJl.-«OMrlh . IFH)/ l :S) tfer (K l 'IMttl Jtrf'ftle
1•1-H.,llttMhu fSC J .. tMe>CI Ttv!or (FH)I lilt
, I~:--1 IS.Cl lllnntll ltdl
(~f,~ CSC:) CIK. Mll1mottr
(~1r;i1':"' (FH) p!Melt, lr1W111
l~r 1sc1 won w flwftlt (~/~ "'"' p[Mftl ......
I ' •
A'JOIO J>1!P C1IT 'M!EN
SttOOrlHG flOM WET TUIF
To 111¥0id diagil'lg ll'lto th•_
.-n<i wheii pleylnfoKIOfty
loh....,,., ploy tho Mii ollohlly
fa(thtt forward than f'Offllef i"
your 1tenc•·(•• 111wt.ftllh1n).
Thentryto"f•wl aut•tho bott•
of yoorawlna ore. •
INt.eod of c:utting dawn on the
ball ond then through tho ball
and th• through the turf, • on
ononnal itGn lhot, 1wrelubhl0d
• 1hot1 fNM wet tvff 1hou ttf
·-tho lioll elf tho -• 11,_ ftndltoll <lllllcultto--
t•r, 1~ ... J>hgltty ... ywr
grip. ly dtolilai ~ ...... ....
c!W', )'OU will h••• I• cfub-
s()olt l>otw!'"ft .,_...,. """ tho
boll. Thus,,-wtll '-•leas>
lllc:ely to cut iMo tllo hlrf •.
• e ,,., ..,,_ .... -...-
Are• Golf Wr.p '
Sports Cawridar
Ttd1y Satan111
Ba1ketball -toara at Butetblll -Rlo Homkl 1t
Corona del Mar, C01ta Mesa Or1op Cout, Saddiebl<k 1t
1t Eitancl1, Fountall> Vllky Sao Dlqo Meu (both al I),
at M1gnolla, Anaheim at Hu. Teals -UCl at AJl.UC
llJll(on Beach, SA VaDey at Tournament 11 Dovla. ·
Muina, Saota Ana 11 Newport W-J -Eltanda 1t
Harbor Holtrille ToamamenL , SL Anlhooy 11 M1tor SwlinmlltJ • _ Sao Dlefo
DeJ, San Clemente al El St.I.le at UCI (l) .
Modena, Western at------'------
Weslmlru!tt, FoothlD 1 t
Mlaalon Viejo, V!Ua Pork 1!
Laguna Boaell, Riverside at
Oran1e Coast, Golden Wat
at Rio Hondo, Saddlebaci: at
,Cal Western Frosh (all II I).
There's Only One
DAILY PILOT
Bee Cage
Summaries
OUR CURRENT ANNUAL RATE OF 5%
EARNS 5.13% WHEN COMPOUNDED
DAILY & HELD '1 YEAR
USE THE HANDY PASSBOOK
ALWAYS MOST CONVENIENT
FOR '(OUR SAVINGS ACCOUNT
e INS\JIANCl TO $11.000 .• rtolllALLT CHARTERED ).ND SUPERVISED e
WI PAY IAlNIN9S ON YOUl FUNDS. FROM DATf RECEIVED YO DATE OF
'WlTHD""VfAL. e FUNDS RECllVID ON OR IEFORE THE IOTH OF ANY
MONTH IAlN FROht THE IST e SAVf.I Y·MAU,. WE PAY POSJA6E IOTH
WAYS. A CONVIHllNT WAY YO SAVE.
•' ..,..~-···~-llMl ... :tYPll!ITDMCOffT'llACT
SOUTHERN FED ER AL SAVINGS
·. Yet Foyt comes to r~ce, not to haggle. In another st.Ory
· .urlbuted to Foyt, he was forced in a minor race to qualify
""cin a rain sllckened dirt tract. Later, when the track dried,
,pt!ler drivers beat his lime and knocked him completely GUt
d the race.
A • ,, MIMOMCa-...... -.&U. ...... CIUNll.!l TMfANA....,,.,.11151Wlltln~
round·.the Green~1 !:_:_:·:-:~:'"":"'."': .. -=: .. _=:_::·"'·=·,.,~~=-:!.-.
• indl so Wuriattd Foyt that he paid the Jut man who
~ for the race $100 for hiJ ride, then drove through
:P.. entire field to win.
·~ He's been called unpredictable, explosive, ill tempered ,
_.unply lm.pGSSibe tlo work for. But he's only the best, and
: no man wbo has raced against him wouJd say that Foyt
.b: not an honorable competitor.
'lb1I 11 to report that Foyt hu acquired a new 1t1ture.
nie be wolf of racing. whose concentraUcn on winnins: had
_..., erued all other tboalhta from h!a mind, haa become
1:::cme of the unsung heroes in the movement to uplift bll 9«t·
sport. . '
~-He etarted the process a year qo with a aimpJe statement
411 Ille VSAC champioo!hip trail wun't payinf ellOllgh prile
'l#IDeY.
.. With the cost of machinery whit it Is today, there's
M way to make it on prize money any mort," Foyt said.
:.~re going to have to do aomethtng about it."
• '.::: WAC acted lul moolb oo Foyt's suggeotlon. The mlnimmn
... ~ for 1969 has been rai!ed to $25,000. Three races were "..iiqiped from lhe ICbedule, but a ltrollger _.,. emeried.
:~:. Foyt'1 no philanthropill, and be '""'' the only owner ~;IJr driver tO complain ' about prize money, but his words
·-ilrew the mO&t attention. That is to sa.y, when Foyt speat.s '. lbese d'1!, everybody n.tem.
~~·~; IDcJder?D.7, ll you want to watch A. J. win at Indianapolls.
..... ,.ut . pWis lot 1910. Hil record bears GUt the !1ct
'lriat be coDecta the big prize every three yeara -llCl,
;'.?M and 1967.
:''. Don't wcny tbat he will retire before then. Foyt'a nen .:iq .,.i In auto racing is ·lo become tbe lint 111111 in hiotory
':lo win bla !our1h lndlanapolls lOO. He'll keep· rlcinc till be
does.
What comes after, A. J.?
••1 recton, r.u be very bappy to win It a fifth lime." ..... I
Hanliy Referenee Gultle -· "".'.' We
1
try to keep plup to a~ minimum, . but something
ruched our DQUce a ,.., 'days .,. that m1y be or special
.:tnterett to 8uto rac.iiig rans. Automotive Jndustrtes, a trade
: "'18&1itne you can't buy on the new~nd1, bu publllhed
~"' speclal edllion covering eyery major event ol. the 19M --· ...... It'• not cheap ($.1.50), and Jt's hard to 1et your hands :&. but worth the effort il you like to acquire reference
~ Contents include results of all races on meet or
-4be warld'a major circuits. ·
ftey are Formula 1, world mmufactann cup, NASCAR
tlnnd Nattooal, USAC champ trail, SCCA Trans-American '.i.dm, U.S. Ro.ad Racing Cin:ult and can1dlan-Amerlcan
OWleDg! Cup. Detailed accounts are h1cluded of theie major
races -IDdianapolis 500, Daytona 500, U.S. Grand Prix, DAytona
:uBo<r and Sebring 12-Hour.
U ,yoo · want. a copy of this ~page book1et, write to :·,Baroid M. Nelson, Racina: Editor, Automotive Indwtrles, Chestnut
«and lelb Sis., Philadelphia, PL 19139.
Breelllo1'e W .. laeli Out ..
"" • A few weeks ago Craig BreecDove WIS the;, toast of the
'Speed world, on his way to Bonneville to set new recordl
~ an unlikely asaortnieot ol American Motors encmes Ind
an ea1tlnr new coocepl in land speed record csr dellfll.
. Breedlove was happy, u happy u he had ever beelb
beca ... be ..... challenged by the speed bq again.
'lbI_s 1Vee.k he's back where, he started. Broke, wil.h no
Immediate prospects for a return to Bonneville.
'lbe records he sought are sUll on the boob, due .to
.raina that p re v en t e d blm from ming the Utah lllt nats
lul November. His shop in Torrance', Calli., ta In ruins.
~twas buried in three feet or mud durin1 the recent rainstorm.
· Among the casuaJties were dies v a I u e d at S8$,000 and hro experimental AMX land speed record cars. He even lost
ja color TV set and a washing machine. Whatever assets
ftmaln from the ravages of the storm are beint contested lo court by two former wives. ,
• Relations betweeq. Beedlove and the most recent LSR sponsor, :-&nflicao Moto<a, are !<mpcrarlly atraiped' due fO a dlaasre<-
111111! °"'the-ol bil B«meville ....,...,.
• So·whal'1 lhe downtrodden Breedl09e doln1 lhta •eet!
: He's starring on the auto sbow circuit and negotiating
to buy -IJl\Ollg other thinp -lbe dragstrlp at Puyallup, :Wllh.
• Qreedlove bu boen don before, and he'D bounce blck.
CUP. Ir SAYE
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Clwlea Hesler' WU 00 the
IJrst lltd -place -Saturday in-1 men'• c\ub ~t-
ier ball <i parlDorf evul. ·
Huter teamed up with
Georre Holltilln f«, 1Jrst place
wllb a net M and wllh Walker
Smith Jr. !<r I 115.
Management 11 Irvine C-0ut
is inllalllq a ..,. progam
on Wedneaday1 and l'lrldays.
A priM ·ol llO credit lot&
to the (Oller .wlto ,.., tllo
furthest wllb f11r lltd ,hall
of. bil: handicap. .
lndlvidualJ, howtver, In'
order to win mllll flntall the
II holes In four boun « lea .
The tlmt. and dlllanct
tourney ta fer men on Wed-
nesdays and ladies on Fridays.
Huntington Beach
The annual breatfa sl
tourney ls ut Sundly with
breatlast aettlna: under way
at 8 and tee off at 9:30.
Partners will be selected
during the breakfast for the
inen'1 club event.
Ranelao SI
Bud Wri&ht and G e n e
McOon1ld lied !or !!rot S1tur·
day In krw net action for the
men's club with 6511.
Followina that pair were
Robert Lopa at M, Orrin
Wright at 67 and a three-way
tie at 68.
ne Jrio at A consisted of
Art Brownell, Gordon Jmler
and Gerald Miller.
The men's club will be in-
volved in a 36-hole select
partner'1 bat ball event
llnlllDI lhe lollowlnc Satmdly.
s-u.·An.
Gene Fuon of Newport
Beach was an elriy winner
In .lhe flnl 'round maid! al
the f1fth anmll1 I e D I 0 r •
tounrey with a two ud one
victory over Jerry Rliclile In
!be 70 Ind ..... fillhl.
COmpetitJoa cobUnues in
lhreempta.
the· Women 's clu b
Pre~Jdent 's Cup cham-
,plGolllJpl began Tuead17 Mier
belq' dtlayed by Inclement
WNtber.
The Sunday SCGA twn
c1ptalned by Jsck Wilder Ioli
Ila !Int maid! 1t Arrowhead
Country . t'tub in S a D
Bernardino, .....
A ramaldl al Santa Ana
ts alsted Sundsy.
Santa An a' s Wednesday
team captained by Fred
Walker, lost at Palos Verdes,
31-17, two weeka ago.
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Al Makes
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Cars Attract The
Greatest Trades !
HERE ARE JUST A FEW OF TH E
MANY THAT OUR GREAT NEW
MAR K Ills, CONTINENTALS,
MERCU RYS AND COUGARS
HAVE A TTRACTEO.
'6' Cant. 4-Dr. Std.
S1x1ny Y•llow ••terlor wllh told ltl..,lor', •ufollnwl lc tr•11•t11llslon,
rllllllle, fll<IW, 1ir concltlltnlf'tll, twit flll-· •'-ln9. •rfk& ~ .. y 1NI, !ti! 1tterln1 ffflffl. SVlM,
'67 Cont, 4-Dr. Sad. $3995
hlllllhll (lllWI Grll!ll 11111111 Will! •fffl Midi: lfltwlw, lrWldeu IW!, ._Ip
91111 •II the luxury ctr 1,..i~tm., ... PS. Pl, ...... , -t. ,.,,,, ~M. 1>1119. ''"'~ elr cond., pwr. Ooof" lldl.1, ek. Oftt ..-..... 1111, like ntw. l ll•nn. ol ntw e»r W1rr1nty. WATI04.
'67 C...llMnt1I HT Cpe. $3895
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• Flat 5-rtb treed design sits squef9fy on e. ,
road, Ma • firm grip tor all'IOOth starts, ... •lops .
• ROUlld9d shoulder$ give you eonftdenl DOI'~
Mring and C\llW control
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GENERAL GENERAL TIRE
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585 W. 19111 St. 16941 leach 8Jvd .
Costa Mesa -646·5033 Htg. leach -847·5850
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More than 20 Orange County
boat dealers will be displaying
the latest in boating at
Fashion Island in Newport
Center be&innlni M O D d a 1 ,
Feb. 10.
Following a succes.lful show ..
Ing in the Southern Callfornia
Boat Show at Los Ange)a.
dealers will be moving their
exhibits to Fashion ;Island for
a full week's s bow in a .
Admission is free.
The show will abo feature
booths by the United Stat~
Cont Guard AuDllary, \he
United States Power
Squadrons and the sea Scouta.
All 51 merchants at Fashion
island will be feoturllll special
values during the Lincoln's
birthday week with thousands
ol ltams marked down In price
tor the occasion.
Boat dealen JlUl!clpating In
the -~ it .P•ul 41l<n, Ardell Marini., C O•I D m'b i I
Y1cbts, -~ Boata, LillY'• Holldily )ljrfne
Sales, Owens Yacfltl, Pi:clflc
Y1cht Sales, JICk Rlclwdson,
W.D. Schock Co., Tr1n-
Salls, Inc., Tn>Jon, Wayfarer·
l&Wldor Yacht&, Ya c ~ti
Royal< 1nd South Coast Yacht
Co.
35 00 EA. PLUS 8.55115
FED. EX. TAX WHITE WAW
7.35 X 14 FIRESTONE W/W .DLX 4 FOR ggso . PLUS .
FED •. EX. TAX
30°/o DISCOUNT
ON GOODYEAR POI YGtAS
f 'JR All CAR'i 1F A(1 B L(Mt ~lil
IE 100% SAFEI
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New Sta•p
Tbis Apollo 8 eommem-
orative stamp will be
issued May 5 in Hous-
ton , Tex. Stamp shows
view of earth as .seen
by Apollo 8 astronauts
as they emerged from
behind moon. Moon
(foreground) is gray,
outer space is deep
blue and world is blue
and white.
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Friday, Frbruory 711969 t
Up to $42,500
Congress .Okays
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WASHINGTON (AP) -The -Travel · eipenses for at
congressiooal pay boost that least seven TOU.Od • tril)S per \
goes int'o effect nett week year back home, plllS t~ such
will provide a $42,500 yearly trlpa,for dealgnated employ~ . IU I This is In a,idition \ t!) oqe salary to Capltol H aw-round lrip per session at a
makers already comforted by cost of 20 cents per mile.
extensive fringe benefits rang--Free malling privileges
ing from liberal travel allow-for . !official correspondence.
aocea to ,free haircuts for 'plus 'a' varying aJ..low~ ~~y frinoe benefit af· now $700 per year for -House
-"O memben-...tor ait mail and fected by·the change are pen-specill delivery stamps. sions figured on length of
service and a perce11tage of O'm.ER BENEF~
pay. , -Free telephone a1l$f tele-
Since aaJariu .. are going . up graph ·service for Official. biJ&..
$12,SQO a year, pensions un-i-Which could nm· a.i hf.rh
der 'the voluntary Civil Sav-;~'101000 words oi'ie1~
ice reUte'tnent plaJi aut'omat-<Jt cablegrams or almoit-300
ica1Jy go up, too. hours of lonJ-distaDC8 pbon-
The HilUSe Rules Commit-ing per year. Th.ls is ' in ai:ldi-
tee made certain Wednesday tion to unlhnlted long-di.st8nce
that the pay· boosts, ttCOJD· service on leased government
mended by a special • com· lines during limited hours on
mission that ,suggested . big week-days and all da)'. _Sfttur·
hikes for other top federal days, Sundays and holidays.
officeholders, would take ef· -$3,600 a yeilr for office ex·
feet Feb. 1'4 while Congr~ penses outside of ·Wa.shUigton Bm·glal~ is on a lo.day vacation. and free ·,office Space' or an-. J The Ru1es"Coinmittee killed nual rental allowance of $2,400
I a resolution that would. have per y6ar !hr tWo offices back
Now Just forced a vote On whether the 'home' for' HOuse: ·•members.
41 percent raise shotf.ld be This varies for Senators.
accepted. -Clerk h if ~, allowances
B J k The committee tabled a veto h.ch f '-'ato and
l•g 0 e W I Varj ·Or ""' rs proposal by vote of 12 to 3, representatives depeqdlng on
acting a day after the Senate lh.e siz.e of the state or dis-·
PTM'SBURGH CAP) killed a similar resolution, 47 trlct. · 'l1le average · House
to st. The dual action cleared mbe may hlr II empi..V Burgl""' has becom.e alma.st me r e VJ.
-J the way for the inCreases es and pay not mc:ire than one
. a j<lt:e to Charley Launie. without further a~tion, of them $24,439 per ;ear:Sen-
In the past three years 1ST PAY HlKE _ ators iU'e allowed more em·
~glars have r a n s a c k ed It is the ftnt pay hike for plQyes., Lawtle's diner 61 times. You · _;Membe.rs"may parUcipate members-of Congress smce a lh ·group ·rne ~ance-and name it, they've _stolen it : $7,500 boost-from .'22.500 \o health .programs Similar to
milk, ice cream, butter, a ~,cm-was !ot~ ~ 1964. It many programs in priyat'e
bag of pork c h o· p s, pickle IS the rrrst r&lSe in history on , business. niej' contribltte to
kruves, bottle stoppers, ket-which there was not a dlfect the cqst of th~ prolfB.l!lll ..
ties, baking pans, paper towels v~e, a departure made pos--~e are other benefits not
and brass• knobs from the s1blebya 1967law. · spelled·out 1in · detail. These
water faucets . Under curi:ent salary scale_!!, include world travel on offi·
"They'll take anything that ~congressional pension ceil· cial business, free haircuts
Isn't , fastened down," said mg has ~n $24?000 _after 32 for senators and cut rate hair-
Launle. "They even swiped years service. Thia will go up cuts (75 cents) for repreJen-
-• my Phone that was nailed to to $34,000 five years ·from now tatives. and subsidized test&u·
·' the wall with four-inch bolts." because of the new raise. rants for members' employes. ·E\l'ery window in t b e Congressmen are required to bed pay 7'h percent of their building has been smas at monthly pay if they join the one time or another, he said.
"They've 1·irnmled the door, pension program. · Some of the other frmge crawled through the smoke benefits that add lo congres-
vent in the roof and pounded sional comforts are:
Cardinal, 82,
Resigns Post
the side of the diner with -A $.1,000 income tax de-a sledge hammer," he con--duction for living expenses. A COLOGNE, Germaqy (AP)
tinued. "I'm waiting for them pending bill would raise this -Pope Pau1 Vl has ac-
to start tunneling under the to $5,SOO. cepted the res;gnation of
Ooor like moles." -A $.1,000 annual allowance Joseph Cardinal F r in g s ,
After ~ burglaries, Lannie intended. for purchases of sta-archbishop of C.Ologne, who
said be offered a $100 reward. tionery in cutrate Capitol became 82 years old this
"One fellow was caught. He stores. Members may CIJ:aw Week and ls nearly blind
got ooe to one and a half this in cash and spend tt for despite operations to remove
Years in the workhouse," he any N>~ or pocket it' cataracts. • said. 0 But when he came out,1-~-'r'--~'----'---·------------1
be rut me again."
"It's gotten to the place
where I'm ahnost too em-
barrassed to phone t h e
police," Launle said. 0 1 finally
decided to call them once out
of sis: burglaries." w h e n Launie opened the
diner 22 ytars ago in the
city's West End, lt remained
open 24-hours-a-day, seven-
d a y 1 • a-week. "Burglaries
weren't heard of with someone
he.re. a11 the time," said the
owner.
"Now we're only open from
7 a.m. until 4:30 p.m." he
added. He said, grinning,
"Every time I 1et robbed I
raise the prices -but coffee's
1Ull lO cents a cup."
E a c b day when he closes
the d1ner, be loads everything
moveable into the trunk of
his car and takU the assort·
ment home. There l.sn't much
left in the dliier at night to
steal, unless they cart off the
blilldlng.
"l guess I've started enough
people in the restaurant
bUBlnesa: without donating any
more equipment," be said.
Bill Aims
At Men
With Guns
WARNER, N.H. (AP) -A
New Hampshire state senator
who says he has never owned
a gun in bis lie bas introduced
a bill calling for every able
bodied New Hampshire man
over 21 years of age to own
a flreann.
Sen. John Chandler Jr .. (R·
Warner) said today: "You
might say it's a coon·
tenneuure to anticipated gun
control legislation lhat might
be introduced.
"I'm not a member o( the
NaUonal Rifle Association, I'm
not a bunter, I've never owned
1 sun in my life," he said.
.Qiand]tr, who traces his .nc..tori to lhe Colonial days
In New Hampshire, said "In
thole days every able bodied
man liad a gun and it might
, c:ome'tn bandy these days."
lie ,said that if his bill
, becomes law. he will have to
l bai a -p. "beca""' I believe
In Gbey1Da the law" and
"becauie there's • penally of
$l'°'la )he IMll" for no! havln1
a.11reann.
The pan ts shoe
by Ferde.
Pale tan calfskin.
On SUiit Shoes, Downtown Loni Beach, 5anll Anl, LI H1br1
Shot salon, 111 other sto1t1
Buffums
LONG IEACH SANTA ANA rOMONA
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Discover the .come-slither glamour of the forties
done in the fabric of the future.
Explosive prints in the gentle~t colors drape. Flow. . . .
Follow ev-ery cur.ve. By Short Stop; sl.zes 5. to 15.
LAK!IOOD
This week, we'll 11ve you a matchint 1cuf wh.n you Joia the Slin.k1t.1,
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B1 foHN VAi.TERZA
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To .' J11111e1 Edwanls the Monterey
'llleal<r In Monterey Park -a IOOd bet for -a · lltUe night work, so
bO borrow1cl' l400 .from hla father and tOot over the dormarit' movJe bouSe. ..
He )>ocamO IU manAgar, operatlni the
!heaW by nJ6t and working in a bank by day. . . .
On TUesday, nearly 40 years later,
the slight, brown haired, perronable
movie fin will aee the marquee-light
up in Newport Center and Uluminate
&be largut ot his 15 movie llieaten.
Ed.nrdl, who iJ modest about his
role in movie theater operations in
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Southern Caillomla, his loved movies · · · • ''ever .;ri.-:. l can remembtt, and 'or · him leave ort to 1ee a mov.le. -~· ' "One ol main tor~ ia lo make late the movies are jlllt greater than the movie ter a e where be
ever." ' • can . retU, tty a good film and not
Silting ii> • ~lining ·1!!1• '1"11 ii' be kicked hl·lhe'blick·cir'hell' oomeoae the four-story-high auditorl.wp i·n 1 rnWlCbing popcOrn in bls ear," be 'said.
Newport Beach, 1 workmen ICUMyhtg ·ObvloA•h; .......,.,,. of ... el-Lant , new about, Edwardo .reflecl!d bis \>llll900p)\y _, ,.. ·--.. ~
ol the theater l><Wness -ld~aa <rhlch Newport theater, Edwanls ' died .aome
have made hia Edwards 'Ibeatrel ctrCuit of the inducements it hlr for the ctn-
ol Southern Calif niJ • •·~ t aod firmed TV addlcto an art ·nook al lhe ::m successful 0 8 1
.... -.es head of the stairs to the projectlon
"Our whole coal is to compete not room fiani:ed by an enclosed pllery;
with ariother<chaln, but with lhe comfort a stairied glass mural ln brlgbt reds
a man gets at home wh~e be has and earth tones and wallpapers and
a color televls1on, a soft chair and room carpets sele¢ed by bis wile, Bea.
to stretch his lep. He's comlortab1e, "She alway1 bas loved art and desigD-
and you have lo scramble lo make Ing, and I eoold speak lo expert dtlllJIOn
all cio1 'Ind DOI undenland a .thine,
but-my _wife~ can. really. comm1mlcJ!!te
what ahe wooJd like to' see in the . -
Weekend Highlights theater/' l>e ~·
The project wu one of love -and
cm•eoience. 'l'be Edwardl'·are1oqti!De
N...port reoldenll. They U'" oo' Nnj>ort
bland, a <011venleot .~·lor·Eawri'
1eeond majCM"'outlc!t -P,..... ho<tlni. UCI CONCERT -The university orchestra of UCI will present ii
concert in t.bfi Science Lecture Hall at UCI, 7601 Irvine Ave., Irvine,
SaL, Feb 8, at 8030 p.m. Under the baton ol Peter Odegard the Ol<he!·
tra will offer works by Schubert, Gatts, Bach and Schoenberg. There
is no admilalon charge.
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He and two other ~If.di e~~Uves
select the m o. vie fare shown in tlie
theaters, and, Ec!warill ·s.td, the field
of films for seleclion II Improving all
the time.
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HORSE SHOW -The ann~ Natipual Horse show will be held
Sal and &m., Feb a and I, in the newly enlarged arena complex at
Rancho Calliornia ~ at I un. Sat. ,More than IOO horses and z,000 eiatrk. are eqlected.. ,Adml••tm ts free. Rancho California is
"There waa a time;. uqt loo& qo,
when the movie iDik~ crinted out
what we call sbotpn ·picturis ·-you
know a film that appeals to~·
.,,,.t'1 nol true theee ~ay""aild 1he
producers ll't lyrinf. lo lljieclOUle. They
doo't do today what Henry Ford did
in the early days : crank: out ears one
after another, all ¥Ike."
JAM i i EDWARDS ANTICIPAT!S OPENING OF HIS .NEWEST AND LARGEST MOVIE HOUSE
$400 LHn Put ThMlor Oporahw on Poth to Ownonhlp of Southom Colllomlo Chain
. '.in lllitln'&Y li5'00cimJ1e nOrlh ot;TC!lilecula. • , -
JIMMY DEAN SHOW -.sfnger Jimmy Dean and pest atars, The
Clinger Slaten and a ..,. pq><j qaartd, The Imperiall, ll't play-
ing al MelQdylaod 'llleatre tmoup ·-Feb t. There will be. one
performance liqpl me! two on Sal. and Sun. nighll. Dean'• llnt mfIDm.eeD1nc ~.-W•~ Biid .John," WU followed by aeveraJ
olhee hlU ·-lhan "Flnl·'lbloa Every MorniJJI," "!Jllle Black Boot" and ''To A SleepiDg Beauty."
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How Can Bad ·P~try
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Produce GOod'·lines?
HOLLYWOOD °tUPI) -Henri' Gibson
ls the mild 1rnannered resident poet of
.. Rowan an4 Martin's Laugh-In" who lmmorlalll<d 'ti llna: '
''Manball McLuhan
.. WUt Are Yeu Doln'?"
ThOugh he Is called the Alabama poet,
the stumpy slnger.eomedian-poet wu
born and raised in the suburbs of
Pbllade}pbia. Now he lives near Malibu
beach -curiously spending much of
hla free Um• paintlni the fence ll'Ound
h1s house a variety of shades of bfue.
"Jt'1 kUKl,of funky," HeN"Y aays. "Our luriiltur'e lo c:omhlriable but nol ezpen-
aive. We don't .beline in ownin& any·
thing . ., ~ tllat our heaN would
break ~ we drOppecl and brol;e II-a·
cept for the. c~. •• ' . ' ' ..
During the .Jleady decline m movie
attendance a few yean -ago, _coupled
with the increaN In TV vlewin(, tho
movie Industry lamented poor ~
But Edwanls now AJ1 be II tllrlDed
wtlh tllO itew lnilu af pdr.na11o 'inovle
theaters. ·
"It's quite a comeback,".be aaid. 1
The numhei' of 1eats in the Ne~
theater's auditorium can attest to the
new stlrge in customers.
"We origlnilly planned for more thin
1,400, but we decided to add aome space
between aisles, ao now we have 1,250,"
he said, acaruilng. the 40-foot lllgb gold
drapes on the aide ailles. .
''11le small. inUmate theaters that
were in fashion are no longer the trend,
and that includes the old downtown
theaters with lhe baroque dtlipl and
the 11111all parking loll.
''We sun operate my fast theater
• . • the one in Monterey Part, and
il'• been 39 years. . '
"'/eu know. now th.al ' I think about
it I don1t 'tblU. ·1 ever paid my fathr.• ~ that !«ID loan." '
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McQueen: a Tame.d Rebel
By VJCRNON·ICO'l'r
H9LLYWOOD -Steve McQueen. the
qulnleuentlal rebel af movle1 In the past
decade, hu mellowed .to the point where h!S explosiveness ls no Jonger ahlolutely
pced)Cllble. ·
He ls tame but not domesticated.
An element of dan&er cllnp to the
wiry blond actor who thrives. on racinj:
motoreycles and Grand Pri:r can.
McQueen Is a daredevil; phyaical man
women adore and men are wary of
croalng. Tbe reaaonlng ol both eexee II
clear. Females never know U Steve will
ravidl them ar be u genUe u a kitten.
Men ·-,they'll noed orlhodon!la U
the1 slip .... 1111 loeL
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to emerae from a tele--
villon lefies, "Wanted:
Dear or Allve." Otberl
have made Jt to lesser
degrees. But not Mc-
Queen atyle. With the lllcc'ell ol
uBullltt' for hJa own
Solar Prodoctlons -16 mllllon., pn>Jected
II'"" l30 mllllon -11 Steve no Jonaer Is up· .._~ _
Ugbt. It•~• MdW~IW
He nt, grinning, In hla trucl<<amper
and toot no Often.e when 1 accused him
ol ..run. oo1 ·1o the ..w.tllhmenl by
playlni the Ilia in "Bullitt.°" espedally
alter having hem·bulled ... -In hia
youth.
"I've· just never played a cop be·
fore," Steve said. "Nobody seem1 to like
a cop unW you need one. Tbete ire bad
c:opa aod good ooea. And the good -
are getting a bum rap."
Steve's Solar Company and CBS have
combined resource.. to 1ibn WllUam
Faulkner's "The Reiven," • comed1 ol
human nature McQueen II doing he-
catl.!e be believes In the "meanln&ful
black ind wblte relaUOlllh!p betweeo
the two principal charactm."
Bui like a racing cor In the pill, Steve
Is revving his e~ amioul to &el-on
with "Le Mans " a movie In wblcb he
will atar as a P,and Jr.is driver. ·
.st.eve will be behind the wheel dlr·
Ing death and taking ~
He relu!ed lo analy1e hia penchant
for danger. Introspection• ia oot hia 1!4·
When be turna .... ~ -I atop lo uk himself why.
Illa wUe, writer Loil Green, sees
nothlnl unusu&l in this, nor do tbeir-
tbr'ee · olfepringo Johnny,-9; Charlie, 4;
and James, f months. Th.,family lloml> 11 right on the beach
wUh the ocun a few steps away through a sea wall. During the SU1lUDer' the
family practically lives on the sweeping
upanse ol 1811d. All but lillle ·James
are ucellent ·swimmen.
Between Us, She's Everything
'"l'bis June we are lolna to Le ,Mans
for a dry run, to dieck-out camera
angles and all the problems We'll fact
shooting the race," he said, hll acite-
m~t growlng. ·
11Nell year we'll film the race ttlelf
with 18 cameras. These days J find my-
self more interested 1n · what goe1 on behind the cameras that what I do in
Glblon la a sweet natured Utile man
-llP'•kl softly, lhlnka deeply and enjoys the relued life be has establiahed
for hla family.
The -Include< three bedrooms, an enourmowo living room wllh high
beam cellinp and two huge palloe. II
had been abandooed·for ftve-ye.,. before
the Git.cm mov'ed In and lr-ormed
the house into a mug Gd comfortable
home.
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The Cowsllll IDd Soul singer Lou
Rawll ll't jual part ol the bl.I en-
tertalnmenl piaJJned, for. Dilney-
llDd'• Valentine Party oo Ftjday,
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UPoD viewlnC the ,.coptiooal one-
woman show currenUy belhg presented
by Margll'tt Cowles al the new Open
End 'llleater In Newport Beach, one
findJ oneaeU wishing that the real
Mupm Cowles would p1-e lland up.
During the coune ol the eveniJ1i, this
versatile and highly articulate ac1reu
cnep1 ;mo the charadtn of a young
English girl in her mid-teem, an lm-
aiJnatlve Bron pl probaf>IY In t..,
early lwmllea, and a pair ol delightful~ .
dlssimll•r French women. She allo doei
a tw<><haracta: pulolplme lo cloie the.
show. ·
The rut M&rpret Cowles, however,
Is 11 far ,..,,,..ed -U-cboracters u they ll't frcm eadl other. ~ Jac:,t,
the real Margaret Cowleo II hettcr knoWu
~ the_ name ol Pew Sleln. ,
She 11 blonde, 1llm, viry pr<tty, aod
.. dedlcaled lo her cnlt u the ....
Uiusium In her pl""'1n( -ey" would
lndicale. She llkH juallliahle 1"lde m
her oolo accomplllhment, tllooCh It 11
hecomblg tinged wllh dloappolntmeot
over 'tbe IClllt Ills al recent audlencts.
"Once we .played to four people," lht
say• ~. then brigbtem:. "But that
waa &oOd experience, being able lo 10
onttnder-clrcmManiel.Nowrm
no ~ to dependent OD audience rue-
tloo."
Tbe show, entitled "Jut Between Us.''
opened lhe Ont -k ol Jan""7 and
II «>11tlnulng Fridays lhrOUih Sunday1
until Mardi I -a toW ol 27
performances, whlcll II quite a tiundi.
by any local 1tandard& South Cout
Repertory'• tun8 a v t r a 1 e 20
perlarma.-IDd the Laguna Play-
topt the 1prolific list of community for a summer of original one-acts in
theatervwilh • dozen. 1T!ew mcmtbs later UC Irvine beckoned
Birr i!Eoov STEIN b. used to playlrig Dan and .the S\elnl moved lo the ~
long engagement!. She has; been a pro-cout., Peay •Won a nail role ta ' tbe
fesslonal · aclresl 1ilice 1163, worklot I"' p:emtere production al the !WI< T-i>U
the Eut Cout aod in" ~ ilolOft Fcirum In Loi ~!es, ''The 1/e"!L'!·"
moving lo Orange County two years . "That wu the third -.I helped
ago. .. to open," at. 8ddl, then·~.that
It was al the -cif her career, herperlonnancoaltheOpen ·~nlakes
she recalls -that the ~ for "Just number four.
Between · U~" were planted -durinl The idea of staging a one-woman tbow,
a year's }eave of absence from Yale Peggy relates. wu IOmethin& that
developed out of her efforts to occupy .. liml. after • .,,. Dnils. ..
ftO "iK• .,.,
Drama Scllool when oho -l!UclYln& at the Loidoo Acailemy ol Dnmallc
Ari. It -her flnl ,experience wilh mua,. wilk:b llbe .... In her flnole
al the Newport -· , , "I went back lo Yale for my depoo
In 1965 " lhe cont1auel ''tbea joined
!ht Looi 1lharf 'lbealer 01n New llmil,
a proleataaal IUIDDW theater run bJ'
Victor Jory'1 -J!!L" 'll1m .. met' Dimlal stein, whom
Ille married · ~ lhe nm ol ''The
Ploogh and the Slarl." Moving lo
Wuhlngton, D.C., PeW ployed H.-
ln • production of aietov'• • .,,. 'Dlret
Sillm," then reillrDld lo lhe '-Wharf
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, "I ITAllTED PiaJNG up varioill '~ af malarial and aimm!Ulng It _,. niemir7 jilli lo >Hep liUly," Ibo
says. From tb1s came her first IOlo
· producUon, "Farewells," whleh she ltq·
eel at the wne theater -under the
auaplceo of South Cout Reper1ory -
Ila! April.
"Farewells," 1be explains, wu lea
ambitious than "Jult Between Us," but
more difficult to conceive. "Jt wu
heavier material - a .riel ol acenes
In which a woqian WU NYlnli tondbYO
to her man."
From lhll more abbnvlalocl (lhtte
...,_) allow, PO(Q lelraed many
lhlnp about a one.,..... ...,,,, She
·==t-=~but~= cl'.aracler IDd .... , alllo -tllal
it coWd ba dooe," abl addl. '"lbat ·
1n~1 mo lho .coolldonco lo ID ahead . on me leCond lbow." .
Tho eumnt irocNdlClli II the l'OMllt
of a 1uuu.1tier J traiDlnc ln1 voice, mov•
ment and characttt. Upoc1. joining the
warUbop ltlfl ol the OoeD Bad, Pow
llqan looldnc foe ma"""1.
Tbe rellllt II a blend ol the clu*,
front of them." , the conietnporary and the original -
she ·created the last piece herself -
comhlned In an entertalning and most
unique evening of theater. It la an ei:-
hlb!Uoo ct theatrical artl!try and· one
whlcll lhould DOI be mls9ed.
McQueen once carried a ~P on bis
shoulder. He could tate ~ biz . fl
Jeave tt alone. That's changed. '
His tut llalement, heiter than ..,..
thing ebe, ezj>lains lhe ..... ~.
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FAMILY FVN TRIP
A Mission_'s Birthday
A tJme1y thought for a family outlni lhll coming week• 11 flilplnicl
by Old Mlsaion San Liiia Rey, near o-natde. They ll'O celebrating
Lincoln'• Blrlhd1y with a dllplay ol rll't doctlmenll, signed by Llncafll,
which ll't 111Ually kepi la the archl•es ol the lllllsi<11. They will' all ho
on e:rbiblt from 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Feb. ll Schools are (IOt in lelt
1100 on lhll day and the ~ drive would be <a ""arding one for par-
mll IDd cblldren. ,
' Nwiy 'lltl pqu af Old -cloc:ummll, other lhan -about PmkteDt Uncoln, wm. be cm d1sp1-J aim. M1111 were obtained fnim
the Santa Barbora Mlollon archives. ·
Foe ·-who would like lo picnic oo the p-ouncll. the1 will find ample ladlllleo aod there b no cbarJ• for the privilege. Guided toun
ol m-n>Oll1I, the old churdl, quaint pnlem and an .-...,.. 1erJ an condllcled by Franciocal>lrla-pldel from t olO un. lo l:IO .
p.m. Alim!-11 IO cenll loe adulll; IS cenll foe -over 12 and
ft.GO for families. Proctedl 111'1 -lo -IDd maintain the, Old -To pl lo Miiiion San Lall Rey lrciin Orqe Cclunty, tab 11o a..
Diep rr.ew., lo the Santa Ana Freeway,. then llOUth lo llICllWll' "
lull tine ..u .. -af Oceanllde. ·Turn lnlllld .. w..,...,J,. ........
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""*· c1anc1ng, ~oru and-1p0clal stage sboWI wilh
top-name enttrtal.nen will
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Va!taUM ,i!W·from I p.m.
lo I a.m. Frl<lay, Feb. 11.
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Starring at Tomorrowland
Terrace throughout the even-in& will be the singing Cow1Uls .
. -BID, Bob, Barry, Paul,
5uAn IDd tbelr mlnl-mom.
Barbara Conill; wbo have
pined national acdllm oo
bolh -di· and televillon.
Sin(er" Loo Rawll, roted the
top vOca!ilt In tbe nalloct by
severol !eodlna poila, will otar
io • lpec1a1 lbow 00 the::
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FEBRUARY7.f
JIMMY ·ISAN SHOW -Singer Jhomy• Doan wltb IUffl
!l"rs, 'l1lo CMger Slslen and .a,'~,1cipel ....._ 1111
·tmplrlak, -·at the MeJc>d7Wld 'llloa!N, 1' Jl'reed.
nwt Way, Anahelm. Perfonnanca tbrougb Sun. Feb. t.
Scheduled Fri ... , l :llO p.m.: sat. at 7 and 11 p.m., IDd SUn.
at 5 and 1:30 p.m. Tickets, $3.50 to fl.50, ·OD sale at the
box office. -1-'1711-71111 •
FEBRUARY ''" , ,MUSICAL•-'l1>e Lodi Biadl OY!c Ugbl ~ Auocia·
tlon pre1s'1 Rodgers \and 'Hammstleln.'1 ..irwllcaJ comedy
"Okleboma" through Feb. 11 in the Aasoclatlon cooceri
hall, ·Ill E. Foorth SI., Loog Beach. Ticktl!, II to 15, phone 1-(113)-431-79111. •
FEBRUARY 7-APRIL t.
HORSE RACP.ll -'lborougbbred hone racing al Santa Anita
Park, 185 W. HuntlngtOn Dr., Arcadia. Finl POii t1mo
Tueo. through Sil., ll:llO ·p.m. -1-(IJ.l) 447417L sat. Feb. I, 1411,000 San Paaqual. ' .
IS, 11 l :llO p.m. Jn Iba
at Fullerton, IOO No. S&i[lll
-ol -COO<*tt, m.roo. . " . ,__ ... ~ ..;,...-: l'IBIW .
\'ALEll'l'INE PARTY -Disneylabd la atiJing a ·speclal
VllenUne party from a. p.m. to I a.m. on Friday, Feb. It.
In Tomorrowland. SOUi singer Lou Rawls will perform on the
Tomomlwland stqe aod tlie singing Cowalli• will be on lhe r-Gllbm;-· Olber aUracllOlll Include Cbeckmata l.td,c Tllo. s-. IJ'he Spat>, The o.traUon Gap, Golden
Honeslloe Revue and the Royal Tah!Uilns. Advance tickets,
tl.00. Include unllmltad uee ol Dilneyiand attractions and all
special shows, on sale at Disneyland, WallicM Music store
and with BankAmericard at all Bank ot America branches.
T!Cttl! oo night of show ..w be 11.so: ( . • ,NATIONAL BO-llllOll' -More l1lan 600 bo-and
l,oot eoltiOI will mat.' up lhe. first .aMuai Rancbi> Callo
ftfmla Nalioft&J Harle ~ tbJs Sat. and Sun., Feb. ·a ind t,
starting at a a.m.. Saturday. The public ii invited to tht
show !!hlch will be held in the' newly eolar&ed arooa com-
pies. Mmlssioa 11 1ne. 1lancho Calllornla la locate<t oo mp.
way 195 one mile north of Temecula, midway bet•een River-
side and San Diego.
FEBRUARY 15 T~ Stqe. Also starrlnl In tbe slap llbow
will be tbe Bi.-IDd as
an adcjed attraction , 0tec~1_!!t Ltd. • riBRUAR'i'. 1
Rawls, wbo linp ~erylhlng UCI CONCBllT -Tbe University Orchestra of UC Irvine,
from pop to bl.., IDd ppel under lhe dlnction of Peter Odqard, will pr-I a concert
aOngs, bu two current but Sal, Feb. J a1 1:30 p.m. iJ\ the Science Lecture Hall at
sdlln( ~ ." F ea Ii n ' UCI, 710t Irvine Ave., lrv!no. Protiram includes worl:I by
C il'-D · ' Good" ancf"Yoo'ro Good fo< SChubert. Galas, Bach and Schoenherr. There la no adml&-
OWI u at isneyland ' ' '· Me." Tbe Blouoms-Darlene slon charae.
N.B. WILDLIFE TOUR -More than 100 oped .. of migra-
. tory· birds ani:I many ~ of marine life will be seen on a
wlldllle tour ol upper Newport Bay, Feb. 15 atartll1I at t
a.m. A. two-mile route will be followed with lectures at alx
or more locadons by guides on the d11Unct1ve envlramn"1t
of lhe upper bay. Tour begins al head ol·bay near lntenec-
tlon cl Back Bay and Eastbluff drives. Turn west onto Eut-
blulf from Jamboree Road and watch far the tigns. Jn cut
ol nln lhe tour will be pootponed to 1 future date to be an-
nounced.
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. . • Lo"-Fanlta J111111 IDd Jean FEBRU • •y I 1m a y 11nguig and r009rding group, the Cowsills, will star llonf with Kin& -l!nt bit the big time ~
Lou Rawls, Chie<kmates Ltd. and Oilier top musical groups In Disneyland'• ·"" "Shindle" 11111 havt ap-QC!: llABETBALL -Oronge Coast College vs Rio Hondo
FEBRUARY II
annual Vaientine Dance; Feb. 14 from 8 p.m. lo I a.m. _ poared In -pk;turu and Sal, Feb. I, Santa Ana, Sal. Feb. 15 and San Bernardino
---------, '"' tdurl with Th!>·~ Tues., hb. II in tbe Oronge Coast CoD<ie i)'IIIDAliwn, rroi
SUPREMES CONCERT -Diana Roal and the Supremes plus Bill Medley and the Watll Ill.In! St Rbylhm Band wlU
perform In concert at the Anaheim. ConvenUon Center on
Sat., Feb. 2Z at 1:30 p.m. TJcketa, .$4.50 to $6.50. Phone 1--World Travel
Cheap Tahl~?
Not in ·Nassau
By Stan Deloplana
NASSAU, -BAHAMAS -Warm and 5unny
days now in the rum-and-sugar islands. The rich
birds fly south. Oil and tan themselves on the
white sand beaches. And in the evenings stack
around the dice and roulette tables in a gambling
casino the size of a football field.
* 'i'bis is Paradise Islan.d, just over the bridge
from Nassau town. · It was owned ooce by the
Swedish industrialist Axel W~nner-Gren -I forget ·
what all he owned, but some ol it was_ all the
telephone companies of. Mexico. . .
Then by Huntington Hartford. Loaded. .
Now the Mary Carter Paint company has
built two luxury hotels -Paradise Island and
the Britannia Bea~h, joined together at the Casino.
They've sold out the paint company. (And who
was Mary Carter?) The stock has gone from 3
to 58, and this is the kind of money manipulation .
that leaves me way behind.
* IT SEEMS TO be what the tourist wants.
The Britannia Beach is lull, ·with plasterers still
working in the hallways and only one of five
TUtaurants open. (I tried to get a Herlz rent
car. No can do.) ,
The dice table bet is $5 minimum. Blai:kjack
Is $5 -but a $2 table for ladies. Slot machliles
are 25 and 50 -cents -none of that Las Vegas
nickel grind.
Is all well in Paradise? Well, yes and no.
At the swank Cafe Martinique last night, the waiters
h~ld a half hour sit-down strike in the middle
of dinner. Island invesbnents are 99 percent foreign.
And the black Bahamians want a piece o! the
action. ·
Rooms double at this bigh season average
$68 per day with breakfast and dinoer.
* ''Could you 9ive us some ide1 of wh•t dre11
we should expect In the B1h1m11?"
Dressier than Hawaii. Dressy resort day
clotb.lng. Jacket.a and ties for men in the evening.
(I don't see many dinner jackets though.)
Everything is air-conditioned . That me an s
something warm for dinner and the cocktail lounge.
People come here for the warm winter and
insist on air-conditioning -I think so they can
wur their mink stoles.
* ''We will be on a West Indies cruise ind
would 1pprecl1te shopping 1uggestion1 ••• ''
Everything down this way is free port -
no tax, no duty -except Puerto Rico. Two big
cruise ships were in Nassau yesterday, and we
shopped the stores. Cameras, radios, perfwne are
cheaper than the U.S. But I can buy perfume
cheaper by mail from Paris. Generally, I got
the idea that Nassau prices are a little higher
·thaa other free ports.
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, ''How • you tip on a wHk'• 1tey In the ...... ,.,
Jn the Bahamas hotels maids get $20 a week.
A ~o14er in my room suggests we give her a
dol\J! per day. Walters get '24 (sit-down striking
for "41). The suggested tip is 15 percent of the
bill.
* A miJllon tourists a year have geared lhe
'S 'C . un-. omes
-4 ~ •• . ' To Knoti's ' . . . ~..., . " On Sunday
"~ Callfornla Sun," four
boys and 1 1irl who blend
voicts with ,Wtar, ·will debut
al Knoll's Festival di Sounds
on Sunday, Feb. I at 4 p.m.,
after being raJned out for 1
previously 1 c b·e du I e d a~
pearance. Tbe ~ormaoce
wlll take place ln the Ghost
Town Wagon Camp al Knott'g
Berry Farm, Buena Park.
Kathy "Elqueda of CO!ta
Mesa Is vocalist for the group
which includes Ron Pezzopane
and James Grinstead of
Garden Grove, guitars, and
Doug And'er1on o.f
Westminster on bass guitar.
Leader is Garden Grove's
Frank Cota, who sings, plays
drwn1 and arranges the
groups material, The quintet
has been together for several
monthl and bas performed
throughout Orange County.
Musical careers are their
common goal.
"The California Sun" will
be presented in Knott • s
FesUval of· Sounds, a showcase
for younc, talented en-
tertainers. Entrants are eligi·
hie to win weekly, monthly
and season cash awards, and
may return for one of the
nm-olfa. 1be Festival features
non-profeWonals between the
ages of IS and 2S years, io
the areas ol music, drama
and dance. Mike Dexter,
entertainment director o f
Knoll's, indicat~ lhat there
are openings for add!Uonal a~
pllcations.
feliciano
Slated for
Melody land
Jose Fellctatl:!), who 1 e
million-selling reeord o t
"Light My Fire" burned his
name into the ranb ol. todly'1
pcipular singers, will appear
1n person nen mooth at
MelodyWid.
With the blind ,Wtarist-
singer will be Julius Wechter
and that wacky bunch of
cig~.-smoklng rulnstrels, the
Ba111 Marimba Band. 'They are
set to open at the Anahelm
showpJ1ce, Monday, Fc;b. 24,
playing nightly ~cept Thurs-
day through Sunday, Mar. 2.
AJ an e1tra added at·
tr 1 c t I o n. Melodyland pro-
ducen Sammy Lewis and
· Danny Dare have set com-
edi an Don Sherman to appear
that wttt. also.
Tickets for the Feliciano
show are available now by
mall order only, _but reserved
!Ut.s for Melodfland'1 Dell
two attractions. ''The JimrDJ
Dean Show" through Feb. t
aod Samm7 Davis Jr. Feb. D-
IS are available at the boi·
office and 1t all qencief.
. ·Brothen ' and, 0 t be r 1 . Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. Game time, 1 p.m.
CMckqMtn, Ltd.* am o D g l"EBJWARY 11
today's -'qc/11111 muslcol Jill: CONCERT -The Dick Powell Trio will perform al ~po.· have appeored on 7:llO p.m. in room 171 ol the Fino Arts BuildJna o1 UC!, 7801
· many n.aUooal'te le v 11 ion Irvine Ave., lrYine. Adml.a1oa50cents.
-u woll u )op clubs .....,.. tbe -,.' FEBRUARY U
. Tbe party a1ao futures NOON CONCERT -Music· for omaJi Cborus wllh f{WJani
dance music by Tbe Spats Ptl«kin conduct1nc Iha Madrflal Bin&en of Golden Wea
and the Generation Gap, five College, Feb. U, at noon io room 171 d the Fine Arts Bulld-
perfonnanca of Iha lll!led In( at UC~ ·7801 1rv!no Ave., lrv!no. No admlaslon charge.
:~'!1!,~ ':r,.vueRo anj AR~NckRT -Tbe Lurie-Dahl-Shapiro Trio wilh
Tahitian Y Dorolhf'Remsen, harp IO!olst, will perform in a prop-am of
Danoen. Mow!, Sb'avinll;Y, Brahma and B8rtot C<11DpositiOD1, Feb.
Adv....,. ticllell, 16 each, . are now on ule at Wallicha: • .
Muaic ,....., Desmond•, Llve ·Thea'"'..;.r Disneyland and with a.c I
FEBRUARY II • ll
SAMMY DAVIS JR. -Harry James and his orchestra will
jo.in Sammy Davis Jr. in Concert at Melodyland Theatre,
Feb. Z2 and 23. Voe~ Joannie O'Brien and Sonny Payne
wW be. heard at.a at at! four performances; 7 and 10 p.m.
Sal and I and I :*> p.m. Sun. Tickets, P .50 to ffi.50. Phone
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FEBRUARY %5 .
UO BASKETBALL -UC Irvine vs. San Diego State, Tues.,
Feb. 25 at 1:15 p.m. in Crawford Hall at UCI, 7601 Irvine
Ave., IrviM. ·
BankAmericard .. at Southern
California branchel of Bank
of America. nctets Include
admission to Disneyland, a11
specW entertainment a_n d
unllmiled use ol ID alhctlons
etcept shooting ialleries.
Courtroom Drama Closes Saturday
Tickets on Feb. H wiU be
avallabft at Sf.SO each 1t
OOneyillld oiily .J
_Ageless Fred
Keeping Up
Fred Waring and Th e
''De lllc:redlble Relp"
Of Il.q Uba''
The world premiere cl •
rqtlme musical 1 a t I r e
empioyini. mixed m e d I a •
Thulid1ys Oirouiih Sundays;
clO!lng Feb. 15 al Soulh Coast
Repertory• Third s le p
Theater, 1!27 Newport Blvd.,
Colta Mesa. ReservaUOns -
6111-1363.
Pennsylvanians' current pri> "Tbe But Mu"
ducl!on, "The Fred Waring Show," plays Long Beach at A drama Of poUUcal intrigue
the Munjclpal AudltorlUm on at • party convenUon where
Wednelday, Feb/' 11. SUH at two men aeek the presidential
the height of his powers, the nominaUon. Fridays a n d
famous m•estro, always alert Slturdays, through Feb. t at
to 'new trendJ tn mualc and the H u n t I n g t o n Beach
the variations in publlC tastes, Playboule, 2110 Main St., Han-
has projected 1111 cancept1on Ungtoo Beach. ReservaUoils -
of the music of the Twenty-147-1631.
flht·· Cen .. -. in · "The Nert --N ..... 3 I &-IPttf JURU1 I•" Fifty Y earl," with the peren-nial favorites ot c l a s s I c , A courtroom drima 1n Broadway mWlical comedy which audieQce m em. b er 1
numbers, _popular tQnas and comprise the jury in a murder ... tria1. Runs Friday1 a n.d
staged lhrougi> Feb. 15 on Fri·
days and Saturdays at the
Playen: Theater, lf:QO' W. Ith
St., Santa Ana. ~1Uom
-541-2118.
"Jut Bltweu Us"
A one-woman show-of five
scenes from books and plays
depleting various feminine
emotions is on stage Fri.-Sun.
alt:• p.m. through Mar. %,
at Open End Theater, 2815 '
Villa Way, Newport Beach.
Reservations -175-1120.
"W1idnc for Godot'''
Samuel Beckett's avanl gar-
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de tragicomedy la on stage at 'NIGHT OF JANUARY 16TH'
lhe UCJ Sludlo Tbeater, Feb.
7-1 and 1~15, 7'01 Irvine Ave.,,:· liiiSiuiripiriiMiiw~iitnaiii1uii;i1jAr.iiniiiFillil1~nj,iJ~Mi·isiwijailnjiiiji~ Irvine. Rmrvatlonl-13M117 ll
SOUTH SW
TROPICAL FISH
*Newport Harbor C-ruis•*
D1ily Crui .. - 2 p.m. novelty tunes combined to Saturdays lhrough Feb. 1 at
make a production of un-the W~tminster Community
paralleled quality and dirtinc-Theater, 6569 Westniinster Largest Selection of
tion . Ave. at Golden West Street, Tropical Filh &:
• Saturday & Sunday
Eacl! Hour -12 to 4
Supporting Waring in the ex-Westminster. Reservations -Supplies in the are~. i' . ...,. ~ ft Ml111M Cnl1t At.11N rflt W•rt4'1 ,._:r ..............
Fun· Zone Boat Co.-Balboa-673-0240
citing presentaUon are '1'11e 893-5443.
Pennsylvanian1, c9mposed of N•w J: ~111 lhe incomparable' w a r' I n g '' u91_.phy" ~ 111 w. w1uotC,: con A••• ..... -I~ 1"1lrvllw ••., • , a.mi orcheitra and bia renowned An Eq:lllb drawinC l'OOID 1n.11 1uWri111t Df', _ HtwM"t 8"d'I
jiGileiei· iaiubi.ii~QitiiN"'SiiNcomed~~y,~';'Bl~igri;iaphii;y'i'iwiilliiibe ~~,..,~ .. ~·~~~""~.,...~~·~....,.~~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!
LET BLOCK -'--FIGURE
YOUR "',..
INCOME TAI
Mo11y ti--ce11 , • ._ the· •••r•1• l••,•1•' _.. .......... .-oll""'
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AMorica'1 ...,.... Tu SoMto -0... SOOO OllJ.-
EVERYBODY IS FAMOUS FOR
SOMETHI NG!
llUT, WE'RE FAMOUS FOR THREE!
I. Wt heve the lowe1t prices on the fln•st produce in C1llfo"'il, 11 the specials
below wlll prove. ·
2. "!"e ta•• 1tco11cl place to no one when it com•• fo hiving all "the vlrfually
1mpo11ible" thlnt• to 91t .•• n1mely. l im11tone Lettuce Melon• 'Berries
Peathe1, Plums, Shellot1 1 6 inger an_, countless more. ' ' '
l. Se ... lce, when a reataurant i1 out ef • particular it•m THEY KNOW they can
get It at NIWPORT PaODUCI an_, we'fl hav• it in th•ir kiteh•n in minut•s.
Whtn they 1erve NIWPOIT H.ODUCI, you know thty 1trv• the finestl
-CUP THUi MONIY ..sA YING COUPONS! -., ........ ,., ......... , ......... .
• emus SAUi CITIUS SALi CITIUI SAUi •
, • LAlel WAYIU • . CAUPOINIA • TAITY·IWln e
a ORANGES • GRAPEFRUIT • TANliERINES •
: I 0 ... 95• : 5 ~ 39• : I O ... 95c !
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Wttti "" c..,.. • ~ '""' e..,.. •. w... .,... c..,.. • -···············~············· COUPONS DPtm NllUARY 12
Thtst n11e rest•11r•nt1 win not "tut the quality," th•t's why they _,tman_, the
flnestl Th•t's why they feature NIWPOIT PIODUCI exclusiit~,. Petronf1e
.thoml la~H-......... .Joooh, larblilres, Sorf & Slrtalo, '1 .. hy.
HOW AIOUT YOU CAWHG US? naUve blact Bahamian to expect a fair size tip.
You ~·t under pressure, but you know. My
• room maJd aid this morning, 11When are you
(. .1 .. YlllC. air? n 's my day ol1 tomorrow." Sh Hillin COSTA MISA. 1175 H•rbor ll•d., 642-4940 are ~ NIWPOllT llACH, 410 w. c ... , Hwy., 642-7142 .-PH-0-NI:-· ~ N EW·P 0 RT 2616
Nawpoot
lmt.
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PHI-
* THE BAHAMIAN ii dignined. Brltish·BC·
centecl. Not bleblY paid and living in a price
...ie being elev81ed by American tourists. Friend·
Jy, ..,,11m, ....,.,... Quite dillerent from tjle Vir&in
f1landers wllo are QI to he aloof and taciturn.
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HOLLYWOOD (UPI) COllONA •1 MAii, 2435 I. C011t Hwy., '75-0162
Rock Hudoon and John WaYno will 11hare top billing In ••The WM hrl' ...... , ,. •. : ...... S.a. t •·•··• P. ..
Undefe1ted" for *'>lb Century· ,,_... ........ T• ...., ... wMt o..r JIN OM&m
Fox, a post.Civil War ad·1~!!'!!!!!'!!!!!~N~O~A~P!PO~INT~M~E~NT~N~EC~E~S:!SA~ll!!:Y!._!!!!!!!!!!!~ venture dr•rt11. r:
673-1715
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NNM ITDUY
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ORANGE COUNTY'S
" I SCENe RE S·T Au RANT I ' NIGHT CLUB ENTERTrAl'NMENt .
Reuben E. Lee II
Quite a bash it was, indeed. A lriple-heador,
actually, llince three notewortlly eventa were eel•
brated simultaneously.
Out 'N' About was bani pressed to keep pee•
·wi1h an evening 's activities that marted (1) the
opening of the new Reuben E. Lee in San Diego -a
dazzling sister ship to Newport Beach's famed float-
ing resteurant; (2) the kickoff of Andy Wl11111JJ1J'
San Diego OP.en Golf Tournament; (3) th• birthday
of Andy's wile, songstress Claudine Longe! -the
only presence oulshinning the setting and food.
While similarities to Newport's Reuben E .. are
evident throughout, the San Diego edition is slightly
larger and seems a bit more posh in overall ap-
pearance. They may not be identical twins but no
one iJ ever going. to mistake the family relation-
ship.
GOURMET ROOM
One very striking differenCe is the San. Diego
addition of a dining area in what woold be the ahip's
wheel house U she actually plied water. In Newport
the !8Jne place iJ occupied by ~ces.
Aboard the new boat thiJ rather intimate
"81lctum is known as the Gourmet Room and ha• a
maximum seating capacity of Just over 40 perlOlll. w
Of those on hand for tile f..UV9 opening, Cla11·
dine prob8b1Y had· the least trouble reading Ille
sj>edal menu -written .enlriely in French -but
the dinner was subject to superlatives in all of the
world's lanfllllges.
SUMPTUOUS FARE
Vichyssoise glacee was followed by the !Int
wine, Beaujola!J Blanc, 1964, Loois Jadot. Next
came the hors d'oeuvre varies consisting of celery
'Victor, marinated mushrooms, asparagus &pears,
shrimp, dressing and gar¢sh.
'. NOW OPEN .··
IN NEWPORT'S NEWEST HIGH RISE
LOOKING DOWN ON. THE BAY
FEATURING SEA f.000· AND
LIVE MAINE 'LOBSTER
LUNCH -DINNER
SUNDAY BRUNCH
ACROSS FROM THE ARCHES ANO
NEfr DOOR TO VILLA NOYA
. M2-42tt
Exeitihg Entertainment "
T~sComimtJ Paollo_....., ._... ... •
"CIC 1111111& ........ . .,._.._ .. ,.._ ..
1'be sumpluouJ eatrte, ~ a. la Beu-
nalae, wu porftellt complemmted with COiiin d'
artichouts Jeanette (Ullchote bottom. shlfhd with
• lpiced mlxlure of •pinlch and mushlooms and
tcpped by a •ul*b ch-••-> with rill .... ..,.
-wblch tram1a111 to wild r1ce with cnater -
than Its •-to none prepenitlCln.
R<>unding out the feut was another wine, Cloe
de Vogeot, Chateau de la Tour, 11164, and oor1>et an
citron.
CHll'S APPLAUDED
Taking -. Jor their c:ulinaty ai1iJ!ry were
chef BeDJlt G<laln, who heads the restaurant's
kitchen ttal! by way of previous polls In France,
Samoa and NOWPCJit's Reuben E., and Buddy Coane
supervlsini cfle{for Fer W'eot Servleeo, Inc., perl!1t
organization of th~ Reubem cperatlon. '
Show basined and sports celtbritl.. jolmng
Andy and hiJ Wife in toelling the hapPy occulon
included Tom Hannoo and wile, Elyle Knox, Mr.
and Mn. Fred MacMurrey (June Haver), Douc
Sanders, Jack Lemon, Dick Shawn, Rlchud.t.uter,
Trlnl Lopez, Sll.98D St. James and memben of the
Tijuana Brass.
From all indications, San Dieao'• Reuben E.
Lee will become a fixture as permanent as the
U.S. Navy.
Villa Marina
.
TU •-I way to become a merdlmlt prince
iJ to recocn1ze and like advania,e of barplno as
they're llllrtecL Maylit the:Jfl esteemed pntlemen
are lncnulag h'""-becau.se of the merchants lunclMon now being offered by Newport•1r V 111 a
Mar!Jla.
After all, at 95 cent& for a ClOlllPlelody filling,
varied clalJy and super-<ielldoas buffet, who
couldn't start puttjng savings Into empire building!
And not being limited to -· ty<:oana, thi• Cl!l-rate Qffer mates it poollible for ,every<me to
pare down .. ting coots.
Even housewives are unlitely to come up with
a compenllle spread for the price. So don't be
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IN THE
LIDO ·LOUNGE
Continuous music from 5:00 P.M.
. BY
The Herb-Joe Trio
•"" The Bill McClure -
Ton Lobo Duo
Maka a •T1ht •f It -.Cina 111 tM ••wtlf11I
MARINE RESTAURANT
644-1700, Ext. 445 for r11sarvotltn1
. ' . 1uzpr!Hd U tllly •tart hltini tht Villa Marina lu
alu.bla noontime clu.stera too.
LOTS OF VAllllTY
Start down the line and your !Int llop iJ an
amu<111 variety of salacll, oerved li'llIY or in any
munl>er of combinat!ODJ. Amon( them are various
seatood.s, potato, carrot, uaorted fndts, cole slaw,
ftuit Jello and garbanzo bean.
Nut, choose a hot entree 1rom three pouibill· ti•. TheH include, in adclll!on to each day'a apecial
offering, rout beef and a differlllt fllh every dsy.
Finally, there's a hot vegetable and a choice of
potato or rice pilaf!. All, again for only 115 cents.
TU Villa Marina, located at 111'5 Bayside Drive
in Newport Beach, serves till• economical repeat
fnJm 11:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., Tuesday through
Friday.
OVERHEARD
Out 'N' About, 91alioned in a centrally.localed
booth, overlleud 1everal patrons uk tile waltreas
how the restaurant could af1ord to provide so much
fer so llltle. The answer had something to do with
a secret about success.
'lbll, of coune, only leads to further quandry.
Should the Cllllomer concentrate on ateallng the
formula or Ille lnapen.stve enjoyment of It!
Villa Roma
Small and unpretantloua, Newport Baach'•
VUla Jloina· ii just the kind of place to mate
aay traveler remlnlacent of hll favorite restaurant
clllconry down one of the Eternal City's narrow
little side -ts.
U your only re&anl iJ line ltellan cuiline and
never mind the travpln11 of Rome'• IMlsh Hostarta
dell 'Orio or Pusetiio, a jowne7 to "5 N. Newport
Bhd, will acarceiy fall abort of a acaatlnl tx· ~mounted from the Fontana di Trev!. . .
• • • • • • • •• NOW APPEARIN~ :
• • • • • •
JOHNNY VANELLI:
AND THE
JACK LAWUNCI TltlO
• • • • I""""'· Donel .... LI-Int • MONDAY THitU SATURDAY "6-1421 •
• 21112 OCIAN AVINUI HUNTINGTON llACH • •••••••••••••••••••••••
-· • • ~ 1 1107 Jamboree Rd., Newport Beacli ~~,,,~ •••••••••••••••••••• Dining With an Ocean View
SWOOD, S1WS AND GOUllMO' BllREES * FROM $2.95 *
'f Pt
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Elltel'llll-' and Dancing Nightly
AT THI PIANO
108 PEilGRIM
8:30 to ·1 :30 e.m.
IANQUIT FACILITIES
AVAILABLE· : MllLlll :
: !Ill liUli: l'ltlli : ":!:'~
• ....... ...... • 0¥EkLOOKINQ. THI PACI.IC OCEAN AT THI PIEl I ·"--:ITH~··· l' .... D111o·N···J·o•s•E•' ==-• . .
: 8ARBATRAcb1KONTOS I
• Sln1ln1 TOUI Sen11 Fri4ay and SotvNoy Nfthtt. 8
----Hayden Cauaey Trio . . ' .
••• dbmlt wUb the moll spectacuJar "8rW """ lo •. Friday • Saturdav • Sunday •· N...,.n .. 1nm 1:•-.-... • •
Soup or Salad
Choi co of Poloto ........... ,
ZHI N1wpart IMI.
BREADED VEAL .CUTLET : W19un PACILITlll •n-461• I
$145 • •"""-\l'4e ~kwJ $t.__ ·1· HAYDEN CAUSIY. CHAii.LiS MURCHISON • .,...,... •-~ JOSll'HINI COUitREGES
• ' ............ --lfooMWly -"' -· 11 ..... 1 \ ; '":"'"' I
uzo ..... An : --.... ,_.c· • INCHILADA & TACO ......... $1.30 ,
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" ADVENTUllll! .IN EATING,
For those who'ft -atnJllad the .....,
of the ''l'll>er, ~·to tbe vma .Jlcaa ii
a meau Of. obiing t Into at leut -~
of -vlllion-do In u u.e-R«n8N .....
Name!¥, dote, '111 ,0YOT)' 18V9l'Y"lllOIDenl-of an lld·
venture. In coOll elltlng. . ' ' . . . . The menu runs the entire nnp·of Italian
specialtles ttom apaghetti alla ~1 en 'CaAG'Ole,
to chictm ·cacci81Dn .. ute olive uui lll1llhlooml
and 1ruhal0 ,.uce. ·1n between •ls' a,,..,,. ·lrol!l
lobster t81ia . a la tra diavolo to an everylblDl.IJut..
th ... ven pizza.
With mlllll diahes eoqted to ·«der, the pesta
department IeadS olf with apel!helll prepared in
12 different ways ~ pn.,,.. .xtandlng from $2.00
to $2.50, including soup 8D\I salad. ·
Thall lhere!s tavloll mhnut bllll or Italian sausages, $2.:IO; ~e clam sauce !red or wlllte),
shrimp. or crab sauce; $2.15; green nooclleo .or
gnocc1, $2.50 each. . . · ·
Amon ~·~· ' ..._..__ illclude g .,,....iJ pefta.s, ...........
rigatoni mOl)I hallf, '2-20;'~ or WrDill:elll
meat balla or sauia1u, $2.:IO each; ~
Neapolitan, $2.50; Juagua al forno-"'2-:IO; fettaccllle
alla Alfredo, $2. 'IS; cailnelllllli, $2.'IO. • '
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Sea food temptations, 1electlnl at rl~ ore cloppino, $4.50;· shrimp marlnarit, ta.II;
of sole marse, onions piccante, $2.ISS; ballbat
marinara .11.11uce, $2.65; scamp~ $3.50; Jobrter lalla,
scamp~ $4. 75.
EVEN DOZEN
An even dozen veal dishll include ~.:.__
piccante, lemon and qutler ·sauce, $2.75; ""!'1k'l>iii'..
Marsala, wine sauce, $2.85; ocallopini pizuiolr"
marinara sauce, green peppers, $2.95; acallopi.d
zingarella, ltaIWi proscintto and ·ch-ta.21; rolatlne a la Margarite, maraala uuce and
mushrooms; $3.25 ; cutlet Parmigiana with cheese, tomato sauce, $2.95.
Six chicken entrees are priced between '2.50
and $3.50 and, like the veal· and· sea food ~ates.
are served with soup and salad and a aide .t
Contlmild "" Pa .. 24 .
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BALBOA IAY FRONT DINING
STEAKS -SEAFOOD -RACK OF lAMI
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Jlmnrr VP Tri• ~ JockL_on_ Men. .... ,.....
DANCING ••••••
•••••• Olt USTINING ' '
TONY LOBO TRIO
NllMITL T "OM l:JO P.M.
CLOSID MONDAY
£TUfT'S~IR[
R•llTAURANT
224/W.C-H;p.,,, K•,,.,t&«h
f7U) 646-'JIJ51
---""=-.SPEOAL-: TUREEN-DINNERS
MON•THURS . 51'.0 11 PM
MOIL H"' Heck• wit" fr.1h. Li•• IHM
TUIS. Kothff Shorf Ril»t with fr••h w99• •• w.. '
WID •• Stewed Chick•" P.m.,..... · n.n. Comed leef A Cabl:iege . ....... ~.._
a.lM •• D1Mllltr9 " ---. 2.95
-"-e Loat.lar=llia 411~ · e CHIU RILLINO.INCHILADA .. $1.41
. (ft'a---'-.) • --.. --.-......... I -e COCKTAILS e l-'-'"_ .... _· .. "."'-'·.•·--•Al_l_,_-__ ,,.._ .... _.,_ ... _,._ .. _.. ····················-'°'-2.r ... ".4'•""-(ot•M•'°'.._"°.".•l.H.•.•t •• lto-c•h•9•62-•79-11_,1
SUNDAY MUNCH Ftj>M 11:00 A.M.
2121 E. Coast lii1~~a.Y
Corona ~el ·Mir 171-11•
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ENTERTAINMENT
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LOUNGE
FEATURING
llllRY IWll
PIANO-VOCAL
STYLIST
TUii. THIU UT.
Nl•HTLT
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l ike Roest lo~g l1l•nd Duck -Tourn•dos
of Filet Mignon? -Veal Oscer? -ReiRbow
Trouf1 -Well, "!ho doesn'tll!
flies• encf many other enticing' entrees ere
· served Seven nighh • week •t Bob Burns Rest·
•ur•nt.
. Loc•ted "in Fashion Island, Bob Burns i1
wiore than just • "Ste•k and Lobster" restau-
rant~ A. 1election of twenty ca·refully : prepared
entrees -accompanied by Bob Burns famous
Cre•m Caesar .Salad -will satisfy. the most
di1criminatjn'9, plate. ; ·. . . . 1 . .
' ' • , • r • ' ·op,;. fl¥1f1f nig~t,, Bob Burns does honor
t1lephone re'19rvation1 for p1ople "on the 90."
Fot those of you who ar•~ -,ut for • l1isur.iy
1v1ning, lounge enfert1inm1nt is pro¥ id e d
nightly. 1 • • • ,
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37 FASHION ISLAND
NEWPORT CENTER ....... ..,,,._ ~ .........
A .... P'M'ld ..
11-..i-...... 2030 •
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••• and kids like Mr Std, too
Oitee they'" H•11 tit.rt, yo1 wOll't fiM tM , ... ,11 fry
.lrt99illt fll•ir h1111l1 wh11n yo11 m•lliio11 ht•int '.llnntt (er
l11nchl •f Mr. St••l l"My'll h1•• thoir own apocl1I .ft1N11
thot th•y con pundi •\If to mokt • Mr. Sl••k m•••. lt'1
f11n -for flttr11 incl th•ir litffo htnd1 will bt bu1y whil•
th..,',.. w1iti119. A c11rlo111 thin9, mo1t plttl'lh It••• Mr.
Stiek fe11i119 t!i•t tflolt ~· e11n brou9ht .... 011t to ••fl
l11cld•11t11Jy. -.lon't ''"'' liquor.
LlnLE JACK HORNER STEAK
Child'1 tilt 1fttk 11rvtd with Ranch Hout•
T111t, Ftonch frlocl pot11to11.
CHICKEN LITTLE
Titr1• pltco1 of chicktn I• thith tnd two
wint dn1••tt•1I, pooch 91r11i1h, R•rich Hou11 y,, .. , freticli -frlM -pottt>o11 •
. SNOW WHITE AND THE 3 SHRIMP
Ttrirt• l1rp Shrhnp. laf!.cli Hou1e Tet1f,
Fr..icii MM pot,..... •
HUMPTY DUMPTY BURGER
Mr. St.tit helftbur9er ,,,,.,4 with t•"•rou1
,ortlo11 of Ft-•nch frio1 1114 htmb1o1r9•r 91rni1h.
SPAGHETTI & MEAT BALL
0111 ...... i..n. 1p19h.tti, roll a butt.r.
1.29
99¢
We Serve Portions for Grownups, Tool
OPEN 11 AMto9PM
EVERYDAY
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2267 Fairview
Costa Mesa
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spaghetti or ravioli. Pizza fans can take their
pick ol 13 choices -$1.25 to $2.00 m'4tum:' $2.25
to $2.90 large. Open from 4 Jl.lil •• dally except
Tuesday, the Vtlla.floitia also offeri 'a'\v1tle' HIOctlon
of hors ·d'oeuvres and deSsert$. •Amoti~thi1t8tter
are such !tali'!" .captiv~tors ·"fo tprtoni, spwn0nl
and zacbagUone.' ·
, · rnie testuarant'i size may! not \m'atch the
eo19sieulri, ·but' a com~arable' 8n\P.blihe~tre might ~ r~illl~ So?1e _i!By to c~~ene ?~.1entli~~)s/'• 1
• Josers Tureen Dinners ·'
As if one of the mQSt divers and sundry
menus on the Orange Coast didn't already_ oiler
diners a horn of plenty, Josef's, that steady date
of. many out 'n' abouters localed .111 2121 E. Coast
Highway, Corona de! Mar, haS introduced . still
llDOther feature, .
' . This time it's the special tureen ,dinners,
served Monday through Thursday,,<; 'to ,U .~.m.
' A moderate $2.95 is ihe ·standard asking price
for each evening's tUreen speci"al, which tncfudes
a tossed green salad and a demilltre of BurgUndy
or Chablis. · 1 :
CHEF<$ PRll~.E
Any one of the four entrees is a composition
the chef can exhibit pro~y, apd e.8¢11 is prpµght
to the table in a handsomely designed.'luj'e~·tliat'.s a work of art in its own. right) ... . ' .
Lift the lid Monday to find ham' hocks wi\b
fr .. b lima beans; Tuesday; KoSher 'short ribs with
P R·E S ENT ,S1
u
<:>1\'t!ih veiet¥>i;s'; ', WedAOciay,. o.te11ed 1$1cken,
Portugueee; Thursday, corned beef and cabbage.
ADii 1111 regular bill of faro continues to
make polnta loo -1even nlgbta a week; In fact.
.Hol' could 11 be.'!!Jierwlsewith ,that,eyer amazing
' 1Jp11 uf> of, beef, y'W, lalob, -1chlcke'.n1 ~~ aea food
cliab~T J .... : ,
-Ooo ol•DWU' ·pl'Olpecll In• eadl cla11ifica1ion
!J -rloln of <beef en brochette, ""~Chli of veal ·wta tni'bocca,'.broiled double ·Fre lamb
chops, 1auteecl dttefken liven on.. wild rice. African
lob ter WI. • . • , • .. . • ,l ' • " . ,A
r • 1--y ., •
UTE SU'PPER TOO ' . ' . . . .
To dinner, add ' Josf!f:s. eq...Uy enticing ·IUD· cbeon, Sunday brunch'. arid !ale supper (served
from 1,1 p.m. to l a:m:) menus. Tb~t ,iel~s a
place ,Ol\ly a few 'hoUrs ah9rt of providing around-
the-clock ·dining "'!lorroent. . .
A very speciiil commendation should be Issued
for the ~ supper ~e -there being all loo few res.taui'anls that give a boot for nlgbt owls
seeking quality food.
Der . Berliner
'
It isn't necessary to have sampled edibles
in shops along Berlin's }S:urfuratendammstrasse to
be a fong-tim8 convert .of German fOOll .. Whether
you developed the lade from such an original
source or naturally on your own, there's a place
in Orange County where you can sqtiate an appeti\e
so inclined. I I I
•
sn s. MAIN, OllANOll
-· d :543595 (~&mdaJ)
* PHONE*
830-0440
Friday Nig~t Only, Feb: 7
INTERNATIONAL STAR
· Saturdiy).jighl Only, f9b. 8
TV & RECORDING VOCAUSl ·
AFTERNOON
REFRESHER
SESSION
4:30 to 6
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FRANKIE ST CLAIRE · CAIHY CARlER .
"
· PAJICll!G TO THE ,
Slltt BIOS ,
Volnt Knight R_,,
I • ' '
• ' Jiist motor to 185D Beach Blvd., In H,,...
linlrton BeaCb's Towo and C<Nnty Center, and &Ive
your salivary &lands a work out at rier Berliner
Delicatessen.
Here'• a truly bona fide establishment for
the most auihenUc Gemian food ,tb!J aide ol th!t
Tlergarten. Owner Ingrid Scbamnann ls a natlvo
of Berlin who left ~ . cicy• only 15 years ago
and came to Callfonila.l>y way· of Canada.
. 'i
SECOND RESTAURANT
She and her huiband also operate Das Berliner
Re!taurant in Garden&', 'J1lere's table service for
dozeDJ of sandWiches and German specialties at
the Hunlini\On .B~cb location -all of which
can be ordere<t to ,go ~· well -but the empbaa!J
ts on delicatessen· aervice.
Regardiiig herself as the deli's Initial import,
Mrs. Schaumann follows tbrougb with a full Jin~
of imported German food!, wines, beers and
bou5ebold produc\s, n .. result, makes it difficult
to find a starting point for shopping the goods.
· Beginning in the meat department, however,
one gazes hungrily at tb!knackwurst, bratwurst,
.liverwurst. salamis, mettwurst, s t u t t g a r t e n ,
iagd\vurst, smoked Westpbalian ham and wieners
m natural skin. Then be gels sidetracked by the
imported cheeses ~d German potato salad .
BAKED GOODS
As attention shifts lo the baked goods, out
comes the calorie counter for viewing fresh bre.ads
and pastries •. Numbered amo~g: the -latter, weight
ContlfHH!d on P•g• 15
TONIGHT 8:30
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JIMMY DEAN
-THE IMPERIALS
S,.mf .._,,
'THE CLINGERS
1 ." Mulical Dir8ct9r .loM, ~HS.
Fri. er •1i1.1·~ Sit. at 7 & 10 e lu"-et I & ~:M . . ...... *'·~-IW.-..
SEATS NOW
etlM011D1m•dWA41: 1t1 ,.._(714)~7UO . ' .
NOtll Pl•9I ..
JOHl'INY SMITH ·
and the
ALPHABETICALS
FIVE SHOWS Nl.GHTLY
WEDNESDAY -THURSDAY
FRIDAY -SATUROA'I'.
1:30 P.M. to I :30 A.M.
SUNDAY FROM 7 P.M.
DANCING NIGHTLY
RESTAURANT -STEAK ANO CHOP HOUSE * * -(, COCKTAILS -(, * * !Santa Ana FrffWI.)' at El Toro 'Road)
1045 IA YSIDE DR.
NEWPORT IEACH
675-0200
CloHCI Mand•y
FEATURED DINNERS
COO AU VIII • • • • • 3.75
'Tuts-Sun-& p.m.·1:80 1.m. YW OJTlfTS, Cordon Blea • • ,,50
"Mr. Po..-•lllJ" "Sj"tl ng Excl-nt• . ,
. ' SHOW 11ME 9:00 P1M. . ' • •
1045 Bayside f?r •• Ne~por.t Jefidl . . ~ ... \.
Readership: You Spell it A-n-n L-a-n-d-e-r-s
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EVERY SUNDAY NIGHT
. ..DNKE . tOllTEST-.
Weekly Winning Couple
Receivea $25 and becomes · Ellii61alor Grand Final
Award or ' $250 .,. .. _ .... ........... , ...
•
~ iRIS If B&f, Au Jus • • • 4.95
swooo· tREAsulE CllST (for lwo) • 10.00 ; .
MANY AHnlONAL INTllB ....................... .., .......
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SUNDAY & WEDNESDAY SPECIAL
COMPLETE DINNER $271
PRIME RIIS OF BEEF ............. .
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',,;Continued from Pap M 1 •
watcb111g , ~lde, are poppy seed, wllniit iDl! apple
strud~I. varloua cakea, napoll!Oll5, chocola"' er.am·
filled macllrOOlll, Black Forest cherry-filled tort
and )DlUlf more equally rich torts and lartsc
Shelves and alsle stands disP.laY llOled
Ge"118D. bfand.1 ot sauerkraut, herring .. · preserves, m~ta;d, cookies and candies. Availabfe too are
clinlDJ!.acceaaorles like band-cut crystal, beer steins
and i:ltcben utensll.s -baking pans, SCAiet and measuring cups.
BEER AND WINE
Any German repast put together beni must,
of courae, be toppe<I off by' a ~·IY beer like
LoW-e~brau, or a fine .wine suclr as Li~J>frau:Dillch,
Moselblumchen or Crover Nacktarsch. .
There 's a one word ' cheer for Der Berllner.-
Wund~rbar!
Amigos' -Alhondigas
With an eye to the widening horizons of
American teste in . Mexican foods , A m i g o s
Restaurant hi Cosla Mesa has recenUy added a]bon·
digas soup to their menu of authentic south of
the border dishes.
It will be old sombrero I" aficionados of
the sopa, but the uninitiated rr like to know
what's in store.
DISTINCTIVE FLAVOR · ,
Albondlgiis is a tangy meatball, soup with
a distincUve flavor that comes from a i elicate
blending of such ingredients as fresh green chili
pepper, celer)' and mint in a chicken stock. ~
Old bands recommend adding a dash of salsa
picante to the soup for added spice. One way
or the other,. even novices to Mexican cooking
will find albondlgas a delightful taste experience.
Try it · next time you have lunch ·~ dinner
at the popular Amigos, 428 E. 17th Street, Costa
Mesa. · __, _...
"Where It's Happening!"
l li.L MARTINI COCKTAIL LOUN6E •
.-------, IJO ~ 11'11 COSTAifiifm • • • '1. Bill Mlrtlnl .. ~ .
Pr~nt1
BO.STQN .
TEA-PARTY
Fo r Your D1nc:lng end
Listening Ple11ure
Orange County I BILLIARD ROOM
Headquarton' For All . LADIES . WELCOME
Olymplc ~ .. Tlc~I . • , · .
FAMILY STEAK HOUSES
HUNTINGTON IEACH I COSTA MESA HILLG'lEN SQUAke! TOWN & COUMTJt"'I' IEHINO TEXACO STATION
1• .._. 11.,., H24"11 . '4t-7m1:. 111111 a s.ta .ue
SPECIAL SIZZLER llROCHETTE
:=:o: ::: ~~I••••••·•••• .. ·•·•··• '1.39
TOP SIRLOIN STEAK ...... $1 .39
NEW YORK STEAK ....... $1 .59
111c1.J,, l ek.4•w Frwnch Ftkod· Pototoes. le/I I . lufflf.
CHILDlltf'I POll'ION Ya PllCl. IU ... 12 y ... )
MAD MONDAY NIMn' TOUI PAMILT N..+IT'
'1" TOP SIRLOIN st:EAK Only ·
111c!id•• )1iie4 ot Fre11ch Fri~ Pototo~, Rell ~ l 11ft.w'.
CHla,jllN"I POITION V2 PllCI IU ... 121' ... l .
.----Lundleo• Specials---•
. 11 :00 A.M. TO 5:00 P.M.
ROAST BEEF .or HAM SANDWICH 7fk IHI.._.,,_.."'"························ s.Wlll1 .. Se.-...
_TO GO ORDERS -"
In Jlae Gall.eties
• _Navy · Art .. ' '
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WI. ART ~Tl~ CUf! Drive, Laguna lleach.
All media momberabtp ar1 show II '"' eibiblt In the Main Gallery noon lo S p.m. dally. No admllak1i charge for mem-
bers. Otbert ~ C<nta. . •
NAVY ART~ -Huntington Center, 7777 Edin-
ger Ave., Huntington Beach. '1lie Navy'• Combat Art Ellllihl~
depleting Navy Ufe and batues during World War U, Korea
and Vietnam wan, Is CWTeDUy on display during regular
business houn:. No admission ~ge.
so. CALIF, l'IRST NA'l'L.llANK -nm Beach Blvd.,
Huntlnilon.Beach. On exbtbit during rqulBr busln.,. boun,
oil palotlngH>y Maurice Gngolre. '
N.R. ART MUSl!IJJl-Balboa Pavilion, 400 Main St,.Bal-
boa. Currently M exhibit, retroopective show of pain~
tngs and graphic w,..u by1Paul Brach and Miriam Schapiro.
Houni : Wed. thnJuCb liuny.1 lo 5 p.m.; Moo. I to I p.m.
No admlsitoo charge.
CIVIC CENTER AJl'I' GAU.ERL-3300 'I\'. Newport Blvd.,
Newport Beach. Hours: Mon. throu&b....rri., 1:30 a.m. to
5,JO p.m. Currently on elhihlt palntlnga and acu1pt11tt by
Robert 'Krieger, C. Bruce Piner, Doiina 'Sharkey, Edwanl
Baker, Ralph Tanirui and Michael A. Niel, faculty ol the
Orange Coast College Art Department..
M!J1UAL SAVINGS EX1llBIT -1867 E. Coast Highway,
Corona de! Mar. CUm!nUy on exhibit are pi! paintings of
landscapes. ·seascapes, stills, portrJ,its and clowns by 'Rose
Marie Jolly, during rqulBr businesa hours.
MARINER'S LIBRARY -2005 Dover Drive, Newport
Beach. HWlgarian folk art by Mencl Scbontal in oils and
Huntington
encauattcs, In the Jr. Ebell Ellhlbit during rqu1ar library
bow'I.
-NEWPORT NATIONAL llANK -UllO ,Jlanlde Drive,
Newport Beach. Cumot1y cm eiblbit during rqu1ar ~
boura, mired mndla palntlnga and drawings by John Hoct-forth. .
UCI GALLERY -Fine Art.. B\tlldtng, '1901 irvtn. Ave.
Irvine. Hours; 1 to 5 p.m. Tuea. throuah Sun., closed Mon.
Cllm!nlly on eibihl~ a ooe-man eibiblt of geometric aculp-
ture construcllons by Tolly DeLap from 1163 ta 11111. Theio
iii no admlsalbu charge.
c.M. ART LEAGUE GALLERY -51! Center St., Colla
Mesa. Houri: Sat and Sun. 1 to 5 p.m. ConUnUOUI exhiblt
of art wort Irr various media by Art League memben. ·No
admis!lon charge. ·
MESA VERDE UBRARY -299 Mesa Venle Drive Eaat,
Costa Meaa. On elhihlt during rqular library hours, aceylle
painttnga including landscapes, portrails and atlll Ille by
' by Kay Gray ol FllWltatn Valley.
OCC ART GALLERY -Orange Coast Oollege, 2'101 Fair-
view Road, Costa Mesa. Houn : t a.m. to 4 p.m., Moo.
th{ough Fri., 7 In 10 p.m. Wed. evenings. On ezhlhlt be&ln'
nlng Feb. I, abstract oil paintings by \)'alter Askin.
CHARLES BOWERS MUSEUM -20QI N. MaJo St.,
Santa Aha. Hours : Tues. througb"Sat., 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.:
Sun. 1 to 5 p.m.; Wed aM 'Pburs. evenings, 7 to t p.m. No
admisslon charge. CurrenUy on exhibit, "Wilshire Boule-
vard : Architectural Study In Photographs" by Stu ShaUer,
Here's Wackiest Restaurant in World
By ,u.BERT W. WIESE Juarez. who dldn'~ want lo eat tco. The p,rl« of scotch ls
MAZATLAN, Mexico (UPI) Chuy was born in Chihuahua anyway." ridiculous.'
-When a coUege graduate City, Mexico, and received a Carlos, Chuy and Al try to "El Shrimp Bucket" ls mov-
J'\'Ml1, P'ltlruary 1,' 1969 DAILY loi.ot U
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uas . -mr~-COCITAIL--
••*Wlf . ·--•1st.11.•J'••
South eo..t'a ftlWllt, IMlt 1l11Mt 'C".,.
41nlftt, atop T_,. WI .. el Surf ..... Hot.I
15SS SOuih c-Hwj. ...... .. -... Cell,.,,,,. ' . ... ' ' ,w
ClldolllSI Food
... her. ... ,
tak•homl.
lunchn',,..; II :lO , ' I • Delly axtept Sund•y! ·
Dfnntr from 4:30
Ni9htly
ENTERTAINMENT
Ni9htly except Sun~•Y
witb a degree in foreign trade, degree in bus in e a s ad-keep the "Bucket" appearing ing ahead with new worlds
a news qency founder and ministration at the UnlversilY as u it was amateurishly to invade -with a n
a drug salesman team up to of Mei:ico. He was one ol oPef4led. Waitresses might ''Ov~as Shrimp Bucket" in
operate a restaurant you had the f~ ol Informe., stick the~ thumb tn a custo--•lion In Bareelona, Spain. TONY· fLORIS
better believe it's one of tbe Mexico s first news agency. mer·~ soup to test lb: warmth "We'll get even with these • • •
wackiest operaUom of its kl.nd The two hit it off and in and bowls of chili are always Spaniards for conquering our HI• Son91 •nd &u1tar •
In this or any other country 1963 Carlos moved here to be.big spilled. people and burning o u r ·
Still "El Shrimp &cbt" open "El Shrimp Bucket." If a guest or~ers a glass . temples:• Carlos c:onfides. 2607 ¥(. Gwt·H .... ., -Ni,A'plft -.'4M2tt•
. st the list f Chuy followed the following of acotch he's in for an argu-die tl.:::ands0~.,tourlSts·w:! year and,.. joined him as a ·ment. The head waiter may :p""'ic""'K'W ...... IC,_K ·~'tllt• _. •·• • •.• •·• • • • • • • ··• •18.• •.If~
· Iii ast partner. pull ·up a chair to the table ~ fll ' ' · visit this Pac c co _ resort . Third Member and 'try to talk"him out ·of iii • GRAND ~ , •
world famed for •ts game AJ Graziano, the t h Ir d It. On the bottom 'of the menu BOOKSHOr.S • ' · •
flsbmg. be f the firm bo Is tatlo 111t11 c.nt l'tlll, C.ta ""' ~ Not onl d tbey come to mem r o , wu m the no n: MW111 • OPE. NING • "El smu:p :ucket" for food in the Mexican state of .' ''Drink 'JjU_m ~ other 1110 *'""'""" • •
hilt th operaUon seems more Hildalgo. He received a . dorpestlc splrlts_wbi~e In Mex-. ...,,_.,.CJU>llClNl.U • .... r . • e . bachelor's degree in sciences " ""!
like a three-ring Cll'CUI than at the Autonomous Scle.ntlfM: ' · . . ' . • SPECIAL ' ·•
a plaC< ~ dine. • . and Literary Univenity. He . v· •. N E y· A •. 'D' 5 • . . . . ·•
THE 'BUCKET' lS not then joine d the •
pretentious. Located off the pharmaceuUcal firm ol M Oll • · 61"~
patio of Hotel La Siesta with Merck,·Sharp a. Dohme. which U3 W, 19th Sf., (OSfa ISi 642~ 2 •TJ~C •
only a street between it and sent him to Mazatlan. In The Viste Shoppin9 Cantar • • "
the ocean, It baa, wooden lop-AJ took a part-time ad-•. · . .' •.
ped tables, a celling, covered dlltonal -job with a public r.14· f'e•t•rl•ll '!itb banging ~per; flowers tions firm and got to know • ~ ~m~~ and, f~ air con-Carlos and Chuy. oua·PAMOUS . 2 25 ABSOLUTELY-
dltiQdillc, 1t • vecy sunple. You , AI ' became an active part STEAK SANDWICH . . . . . . . . . • •
JUst .open a Window or turn in the operation of "El Sblnnp • ' ' • F R E E on a fan. , Bucket" and was taken In MOIUlll9. TuesHy •·Wed..ea.i.9 • '
Carlos Anderson was born as-11ull,parlne1"ln -~. AU.Y. OU..c:AN.U.T · . · , · .• 99 • · . . ' ' 1n Bakersliitd, Calif. Hii' ! Carlos bas not for'°"'n·bis • mo~r was Mencan. and \llJo. 1iome town of Bakersfield. At ·DINNERS • · · : · · · · · · · · · · · · · · • • Exchange lhla FllEE Coupon father American. He, reeeivf4 • ~, cJ!1o1: of the ••Bucket'r'b • · · CltlcktR & Du""'lnJ1.-11'.llh &.CM.-.•
his degree in foreitn trade~. a:.mountect 111aque proclaiming . lt•ll•h 1,.tMttl, etc. · • For •SJY one of the followlnt Items
at Mexico City College. He the I o c at t on as the • '
then opened a bar aod "Bakersfield Embwy." Helen Walson et the Piano Bar TACoS M'AT l ,UllRITOS • i . • restaurant across ftom the'. Although there are two Wedn"lfay-Suild1y-91!_M·2AM_. a TAPAT L~S BEAN BURRfTOS college but was forced by:' bands that entertain In the ~ ·•
pressure from the 'cOllege td · evenings, every member of • MEXl0BUR.GERS CHILI· & BEANS
close. '. the "Bucket's staff" from the ART LOVERS • ' • · · ' '
The wa'f CarlOI' aplatns 'It-· bartender lo the dlsliwasber , . ,3 9" a TRY o.iJR SP.EIDT DRIVE-THRU ·SERVICE
ls "The eds and ro«b woold ls an eniertalner In his own OIL ~All(TINGS ... ip to ·-----··-· a rather have been there than. rtlht. In ·fact the "Bucket" · ' · ·
· attending classes." advertised its entertalrurient : , -Come ••~ 1M ·I r.WM -
·He started ·a cha1n of bOt. as "Dining music for people
dog stands and then met Chuy' . ·
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2858 llli'bor Blvd.
COSTA M£SA
• • • • • • • • • • • ~ • ~ • • • • • • • •
O.mpagne
Bnmch
Everf Slf'lday from
11:30 I.JD. to 2 p.m.
acoo_.ied.b7 the
1Ight1 and ....U of the
tea overlookbq: the Pacik
Ocean in Lqunl Beach.
Luncheon fubioa. abowa
Uerf Wodnaadq,
Frida)' and S.tmdoJ.
hU.0111
Cll.I Drift at Cout mp..,
Lapa• hMil-41HCt7-.......
Lmicheoa. ma.. Coddit01
A ~.acalLWmil
'
Wlolli Buaeamole ! Enjoy
enticing enchiladas •.• tantalizing ·tacos ••• robust relleno ..•
tasty tama les ..• and other authentic South-of-the-Border
specialties, served amid the colorful a!mosphere of old Mex·
lco. Deligh tful wine cocktails and beer, too. Even if you're not
an aficionado of Mexican cui·
sine, yo u're sure to like our
Norte Americano favorites.
H,ve lunch or dinner a t
Amigos.,. the We5t'S most
beautiful Mexican restaurants.
Lunches from 9SC
Dinners
$1.50 to $3.50
Pronto
Take-Home
Food, too.
• • annqos FAMIL~ !fSTAURANTS
COSTA MBA-421f.111 1711! St./642-4262
Abo hi' ANM!M • a.ewe • M1r1N dtl ley • Tomnc:e • Wet Covint
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COSTA MESA GOLfl & C.C.
February 14, 15, 16 ••• 5:30 • 10 p.m.
WEEKLY SPECIALS
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ENDS MONDAY
Fr•11k Si11•tr• ''The lady Jn Cement"
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pilot
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M1r9iret Cowles
"JUSJ BETWEBI US"
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wteklu. Your ~· are
$Olidttd. Maii them to Mo-
vie Guide, care of the
DAILY PILOT.)
edy ol miora Wblcll upae1a the young _., , lr.,.Uy Dods Dl1 and Brian Keith. 1MJ TWO MADCU WDISI
..,n..,.llOnal mor1t attitudes. under·Zdl1rem'1 lrelb outing FAMILY 7 .'th• lncffllibt. Rtign of Good King ~avid Niven and Deborah ~ ... ~ Leonard Declor Dollllle: Enchanting • UBU =~::::;', err. ~ and Ollvia HU&a:ey. ezcunlon for all 11ei Into • .,..., r-1
llolemar)<'o llUy: Blmllng Wiil lb Y• ~-............ "-tan•·-~· o1 Dr. Doll'
Of •--fan••-and -~-u1111;: -~ WW-IU .. 111t•--M•OSTl,TMIATa8-COSTAMIU. * ·-·~-_, every Warm and willy ctmedy In Ue wbo pnfm hi com-AD~!'S * ::1 .. r:"t,tn ::,ch:: tr: ·= tbe marrlage of •. munk:lte w 1 t b fouMooted C•IUMUI'" =~~:;;."'!.1 :3 ...........
A MH ud A WllUls A pending devillry. Mia FllTOW w wlth 3 IODI and a 1nlmall nther than t be ~0:,.. ':.: =~M:!'-!:i Orknl•I tl'llma. tlW ., "" '"°"
poignant Ftencb r om a n c e st.arr. W: witb a dauPJer lead.I humlD kln4. with tuneful ~...._ ....., _ 1 .,.. , ,.....
centers on the co.nfllct Tom Joees1 Screen adap-~ .~blfcnthe7 a::1DC1 and 111perlallvt cast.'l;;;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:s;;:;:;:;:;:;:;;:=j between a woman'• broodin& talion of FieJdlng11 classic ---'----•...c.eee::.:...:.:1~1P'::::;11Y~·...:.11t=•~llmllan=:.=:.:llar=.:1.:.._ ___ ,1fr
Jove for her dead hwband novel and aoclal 1 a t Ire
ar)d her new love for a man recreallng the lusty, unsen..
who wants to marry her, ln timental aplrtt of Ilth century
this mosterple<e of m o o d England wllh Albert Finney
Crossword Puzzle
photography. Jean-Louis Trln-playing the good squire's ACRO!li 44 ,,.,.,.
. tlgnant and Anouk Aimee. adopted &On. for • 1 -duelr: ptrfo,.._111,t
Bar• are 11 a (SMA) Girl MA'n.JRE TEENS AND 5 Sh.tet of 46 Fully •*°68.ut receives orders ADULTS •atttd wool ••ber:
I ~-'de 1 of ..,.A_."' • 9 Knowlrdgt--1,r-o•I rom C!~ n ~i.u 1R -a B""' ol ~-. B'-·m ,, -1...:: UM 11.11• ..,_ • t 47for•trstat. the year 4(1,000 A.D.1 to find (SMA): A 5eCl'e~ romance 14 • -tf rosn: of India
,. missing Earth Scientist -blossoms in this Britlsh farce 2 words 41 Nattd Can.
inventor of• weapon that can of a triangle between a ~!~:!fin.ct 52 rn'3~1:~:
destroy the world. Jane Fonda brassiere manufacturer, his 17 CUll'tnt 55 Hat.11e.
stars. wile, and a malntenapce man 11 Jaclr:sort-lr:eeptr's
Cool Band Lale: Depressing who ia: livlna in the attic. 19 St1all horst concm ~ d of pr! •-"-"O 20 Ont of 57 Vocal l!~u Y a soner w a Shirley Maclalne and Rlchard several ~•Aini of
southern chain gang who 're-Attenborougb star. U.K. rlvtrs endtavor
tains bis l!ipirit in the f1ce Tbe Bottoll St r a• I I e 1 21 :;ai~d na11t 60 ;·;-;.~' r!'a:i~!~an ~u:~ force. (SMA): This film traces the 23 Pipe fittings 61 Branches
evenla leading to ••· arre· st .2.t Uneasy 62 Btau-·. Lady la Cement ( I\ ) : ~ 1 of the psychotic (who bas 26 ndeflnltt Fine g11turt
Private eye Tony R 0 me never been tried for the 28 i~~~1o111r ':1 ~:~:i
(Frank Sinatra) finds a blonde muUlaUon and murder of 13 bil l: Slang admiral
encased in cemr:nt, hls girl · ) and lb -•· t 29 N. A1111r. 6t Equlvaltnl friend also murdered, Jn this women ' e prllll'C 0 a animal: of two
tale of violence and crime, diseased personality follows. 2 words fives :
with Raquel Welch. Tony Curtis and Henry Fonda. 33 Adhesive 2 words
Petclla: Brief encounter of 1be Heart Is a Lonely 36 Proof-65 Abomlnattd _., ble Ha.Daer: A geoUe lonely deal· re11dtt's W. -dt pont: unpro.ucta young bride, mute, --~uv•'-played by man:· Brldglh•MI·
"bo •·· w--~ed of he .,,....... WJ 37 Gan11111l: '7 for f•r that
llft.ll ~-, r Alan Arkin, movet: Into the Informal
DOIN jealous husband, and a jaded home of a crippled man and 38 Moldlng
surgeon who baa wearied of bis teenage daughter, Sondra 39 Showed
. the world. Julie Christie, Loc"e, whe.'l \.t • ...,1 .. friend grief 1 At a •Oft George ScoU and Richard • w.:s Vl.LIJ 40 Plact of adva.nctd
Chamberlain. is ~mrni.tted, and by e~-hor11 ra.ct t1•• tending b!a help tc> many in start 2 Rt111tln
Pretty Polson: Sordid and the community brings warmth 41 ~:ifire's 3 Ancient
b!11tal murder ta1e of mentally • and understandl.ng to those 42 Pugd or c ~:!~f,u
disturbed young man and a around hhn. Owen-5 Act In 1
cold·blooded girl. Ton Y Bot Mllllom:: Peter UsUnov, 43 Deueu11 partlailw ~kins and ~ We 1 d as an ingenious embezzler pro-::tensity 'S:f, plant
..:. ~-· Zany 1 grams computer of a large •...-.....-~..,-,.-•-= .-1vuM<.""Q•• an:e CGlllpany to grind OU t "
aboul bu-beet producer and paymeo1a to b1a non.alslant lr.-+--1--1---milque~. accountant who companies, tben exits to •
over-cap1talli:e a Broadway Brazil Bil lovblg wife, Mag-
flop. 1.ero Mostel. gle Smllb, aprloga # few fllw>. k-+--1--1---1
Pradeace and Ille PID: clal ourprlaes ol her own In
Impudent, frivolous BrlUah this comedy aaUre.
farce about !he plUalla and The lmpoulbfe Yean (G):
advantages of the pill. It peeks David Niven stars as a pc:o-
lnto !he private llve1 ol five lessor of psychology ,; h o
couples and turns into a com· speclallr.es in Problems of
adolescence and discovers the
confuslop teenagers can lnfllct
even on· the most enlightened
parents.
Radle~ Roelle! ( 8 M A ) :
Joanne Woodward is a
neuroUc, ten.se, and restless
OUR KIDDIE SHOW , aplnster school teacher trap.
AT 1:00 P.M. ped in her email town. world
in tbla: ~Uvte movie.
TEENS AMI> ADUL'ffi " Camelot: ~vi.ab, romantic, ~,..-i,...+--+--+-
and dramaUcally mov ln g
screen version of Lerner and
2171,,
7 Money 35 M1n !rt rtp01ltory ,Gtntsls I Valued 36Most111·
hlghly tniptrtd t Approll l-39 Color mttt!Y: 40 Pert to Abbr. shtiiherds 10 Hung around 42 Tool
11 Skin dlseas1 43 C011panlo11 12. Nttworlr: of place 13 Picadllly and show Circus. 45 Piece of 1t1lue l1ndtd ZZ--out
Slnlr: a putt 4' ri::r:r 25 -hoctty S. Ctrolln1 27 N.Y. ente,.. 41 H1r11s
Uln11mt 49 Hl~y ~pot dis told Colloq. SO It 1-taowa
Zt Statt ptople 30 Blaclr:: P.ott. !l Flash 31 lrlsh z "-T0t" ltng111ge 53 NoUan 32 Rodlllt5 54 ftesllng
33 Dnmlng plact
of dlarltr .56 Pltl '4 lll1lwl1· of aii
type htad
disuse 59 lniklcld
James Stewart
Richard Widmark •
Carrol Baker
In
heroic legend Gf King Arthur Loewe mu&cal rt~lling thelf~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~=-~~111 and !he Knights of !he l!(Un
Roundtable. Richard Harris, J. I DIOI
''CHEYENNE
AUTUMN''
Vanel88 Redgrave, Franco _ -,... • •
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Romeo and Jallet:
Shakespeare's clusic bec<lmes
vividly new with splendor, ex-
citement and new staging of
Cotrt. S.INI.,-,,. .. 2 ,.11,
The Most Beautiful Muslc1I love Story Ever
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TUESDAY EVENING FEBRUARY 11
See the Exclusive Area gagement !
''BEAU~IFUL! Thi entir1 film it • poem ef youth, lov ird viol111c:e, re1l1d
off •f le htecl1hon9 e p•ce th•t youn'il 1uclit11c:e1 m•v t•k• Slt1~e1pe•r•'• cl111ic for • RI"•
1l11•11c:e r1c1ptiul1'tlo11 of 'Wtd Side Story.' l1a11tif11I lyrlc•I, lmp1fuo111 e11cl lrrepr•ulYely
romantic played with puf• 'lt61 pe11lonl'' PLAYIOY
''BREA THT AKIN'G! It we1 Fra11co Zalflr1lll'• fnt1ntion to cr••I• 1 'Rom10
I J11litf' for thi1 9en•r1tl•n of youth •ncl he h11 1ucc1ecl1d b1illla11tfyl" MC CALL'S
''REFRE.SHING! Director P•ffi r1Hi'1 vigo10111 film v1T1lon ef 'Ro-• I: J11llet'
'With two be1111if11I adola1c1nt1 in the l11din9 rol11 com•• 11 1 rtlre1hln9 rew1fd en4 tl•e1 tfrte
fra9•dy a new, ippd1tecl pol911a11cy In tht li9ht er tht pr111"t 91naratlon 91pl"
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of Richel, Rachel'
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TELEVISION
Better Check
Word Satire
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By .CYNTHIA LOWRY 1
NEW YORl!i (AR) -·Webster's New Wolld'
DlcUOnary deflnu the word 111atlre" ~as "the· UM'
of ridicUle, sarcasm, irony, etc., to expose, •¥•;; "
or deride vices, follies etc •• · •• " 1
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The viewer who sat through ABc•1 new uWha\1~'
JI All About, World?" during lta ·premlere ThurP·
day night might conclude the pr<>ducera and •wrlt,. er1 who called their comeCif-variet}r ho,llr ·~saUrlc1•;
either never read the deftntUon or don't kbow the !
dlllerence between the smart-alecky and Ironic. : •
THE SHOW openlci with a "1Ubouette 1wlth a
Tens accent CGmplaining to. "Ladybird" that he t
misaed the White .ffoose, at• 'jV)lidli point ano)her ;
silhouette clllled "Hubert," chimed In that he did
too. Dean Jonea, the &how's host. then appeared to '
ask who woU!d have thought 1ix month• ago thal !
Havana would bec\Xni the world's busiest airport.•. . , ' . ""
One sketch had a tough-talking Mejia bo;t:Er: paring to."integrate" the Black Hand, and · g •
on a Negro.handyman as the first initiate. It wasn't :
funny -just sort of embarrustng. '.
In another sketch, a llttle '1rl Imitated &irlrley ~
Temple dancing and singing 'lt'1 Only a Paper :
Moon, n dedicated to the utronauts. Ther~ WU a ·
tedloos spool of a TV Interview show. . . , .
POR SHOCK, there was a sketch about a laf>'
danciDg mm. purpor!edly starring In a m~vlt cllled
"The Swinging Sister." She talked in a combination
of plOUJ' langua~o and. show bta jargon. . -' ' , ' ~ Guest star Barbara Bain earnestly recite<! Pelt ,
Seeger'• anti-war poem, '!W);lere Have 1\11 .tll._.
Flowen Gone?" Illustrated by newsreel sbota ol
Hitler, t!le Japeneoe iurrender and men ·In Viet-·!
nam. ' ..
What was probably maanl a~-on -but l
wl!!Cb ~amo off 'it a J!lll-<!""1' -~·.Preti. dent of the United States by name in soog aM in a
mannor .t.bat selllled ~ ~ derogatory. It
• was pAlt of • stetcb that wound up with the cast
romping around wavfug U.S. flags.
Jl)!llS, :wbo'.h» &..!'lean, American-boy image,
wound up Ibo.-bY llaling that If "we've offend· ..r llllY,boc& ,,.. wl!ll, l rememl(er my grandmother!
. nld'tliat'U'you;wllJl .to·clllD a..cat. you have to
.. llart· by;?ubbln' tlf lllr tho 1'l'Ol1I way." I
· It wu not. clear· )ult wbolll be was cllling a 11 ea~ but a Jot Of tlif,lhO!r'rubbeil the rong way. ;i
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. RICOMMli~ID "llKIND ~llWING : ~
TomgJrt -:•"l'bll ti 'l'olil, JatM," ABC, 7:31-:.,
1:111 PST, pnlnlera of lvirlety•omee itarring the " Welah ,~get; ,''~'•·,MU•",.~·''• ile, 8:S0.9, ~
premlii'e ol a niltiltiino ~ of tho : daytime!"
game tbow;' "Thla ·il ,Shol"1° ~r;!iopi~" ~BC, IG-l:j
11, IJl8l'lai, clocli!ne!llUy 911 ~'Ille aJlcl workB ot..(l
Ille Yl~dllh wrttet. . .,. •
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SW!dq -'"lbo View flllln S~," ABC, 7.a •!
p.m. PST, ~ontari <lil lflllC8 lilql!bntlon and •
Ill mOIUllq:, to · man'• ~taro: "A 'Midsummer
Nllbl'1 Dreoni">-CSS, •1~;11, ~·s Royal
SliikNpear8· eon.peny ·ii\ tho llrll ol three play1
·lllld'the mle ~ID ~ ierl•. '
• • • Den•b . t'lie. •enaee
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UILV I'll.OT Fl1Uy, FellnllrJ 7, IM
Nixon .Trip, ~rai~ed
Leatherwork
Classes Held
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" An experienced craftsman f eapab~ of teaching youngst.en
ltbe -an ortiJlry required .In leathennlrk la being IOUght 'bY the Boys Club of the .{Jiarbar Atta. f Any lealher speclallat In. fl""*" In donating two houri 1•cr 10 of his time each week tmQ CIXllact Branch Director
t Diet· Bojo at l«-0647 ·for in-
formalloo OD the leaching
poslllon DOW opoD.
Honor Student
Frink T. Ernan<les of Costa·
Mesa hu been named to ~
dean'• honor roll for academic
escellence at the um.
wnlty of Oregon. Eminil<s
WU ..,. of ISi students who
~ a maigbt A aver· "ate. for the tall term.
' J
1 in meetlngs at Versailles,, "Pf!>vld~,an. oppcrtunity for
the residence of French klnga taJU liblch will ee"a to
of the put._ 'lbe _... aa1d deepen' l!Je friendly •~
there would be an lniUal American Rola-• · .
me<tlng Feb. 21 at the 'lbe • atatmenl aa1d ia...
presldentlal pl!ace In Pll'll • Inger wlJI cillCllll with N!IJ\n
where De Gaulle wW bost a "questlonl ot the .m.ce,
state dinner for N"ucoq. Euroi>ean policy ...i Gernwi:
1\e choice of Versailles and Amrlcan ielatlpna."
its small but lavish GraDd West Beruft'1 mayor, llaul
Triaoon Palace,· reflects the Schuetz,. lllid: "We tball tum
great em~ De Gaulle ii the day of hll -· Into a putting m the meeting. new symbol· of the Genaall
people'•· -and. ,,..,,,.,..., with the America people." BE'ITER UNDERSTANDING
The suspicion among Euro-
pean authoriti~ is that Nixon
feels he baa a · better un-
derstanding of De Gaulle and
hls asplratlom thin 'Pre>ident
Lyndon B. Johnson dilplayed.
U be, in fact. proves to be
so, a mood of "\er. cor-diality can be anticipated in
the ' frigid Amerlcan'Frencb
reJaUons of the past few
years.
Oo the French side, officlall
cite the wann exchanges of
messages between De Gaulle
and Ni%on since .even bdore
Novtmber's election u an
augury of better lhlnga to
eome. . .
But there was a feeling too
that N-may discover the
road to stronger and better
relalloos with a 11 Euro-
~Eastern as well as
Weatem-may well r u n
through Bonn.
Tbe German problem still
remalna:' at the heart of divid-
ed Europe's ·rivalriea: and~
tensions, And the view of ex-1
perls wu that Nixon's ap-
proach to the future of·
Germany will condlUon tbO
-... failure of hls Euro-
pean Jl'Ol!f1Ull. cqancenor Kurt G...-g Ki,..
Inge?'• West ei:pressed satis-
faction Germab goverri-that
the President "Is underlaklng
a D:iropean trip so 21oon after
bil -..,ration" and .. visit-
ing both Bonn and West Berlin.
Illa lrlp, a stotement iald,
Soorces at the Valfcan'ln
Rome recalled lhll Nbon wlll become the· filth Amerbn
president to meet ·wltli ·a Roman Catholic pGotll!. . .
President Johpsoit llW Pope
Paul VI twice at ·the Vatican
In 1917 and In New Yen In
1965; Prealdtat x-edl' ..
saw Pope Paul In 190 ill
the Vatican; President Dqbt
D. Elsenbooer called .ai Pope
John XXIIl at the Vatlcu
in 1959. and Pre1ident
Woodrow Willon Wll recefftd
at the v.uc.n by Pope
Benedld xv In 1111.
·Coast Boys
' Make List ;
' Four. studenta· fnllll Ille
Orange Cout Area have btOn
namld;1o tbe dean'•:lilt.'9r acadenllc , ucellence lo the
Colli!g•· .,,~ and
-1 -a\ the lJnh1ull)lofC.alllor·al•a, ·
Davia. Tbe llodenta Jlllln.
talned at leut; a B avenp
for 1l or mart' unfta d wort
during the fill quarter. :
'Ibey are: Wllllam J .
lllviea, Costa 111 .. ; Palrick s. Kenney, 1"1ne; Donald 0 .
Morsbead, I.quno Beldl. and steven R. ·swee1er, SouUi
Laguna._
now you earn
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burgundy, vinyl lludiet seats. plus air condilioning.i Lie NQW comp!~ power, factory air. Lie.
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malle transmission, r a' d i o and
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• 10oo ·o...w .-· 1000.d;. ~=e""""1uui::"''.::10::·•=~°"'~~ .. ~·iii1iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii'ioai-o G1Mr11 1oao o..ieiw'
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e<lusion OFFERS: · · :rt~.~~~«.:: . Pefe Bar'reff Re~lt'J .F~ ... ~R _HQt,tCI~.~ W«:~. 1,A 'CUIS'rA.at B'.r<JOkhurat &.At·
rivacy V '-iew of Bay :;;:" !!'111iw "':;.1'!,1 OCEANP1lONT-fiellmi.1~flnes~ '•.IPll ln.~llOI! ~ We th'l"lhl we
legance A...,..· W'11s~on pl.,.oompl_paneled_ p' reJenla frontloca\jon in Newport ' wlth•COJD-, 1114111: Our llfW ~ ao)d 'DUI one Of our u1 de Sa< L _, ow Le..ehold .,.i. family,_.. with.,.. manding View of the Harbor lllCt, &iid· ~y,era bas J>een tr~ It we must,sell
rnmaculate u """7 n~er market hearthtireplace.Nottolben-' apanorMlieViewfromPointFermlntOAv· ( Wf."home •• This San ~uel
lmoetnew .E -xcelleat terms lion the IB' x 31' heated & ALL FltlSHENEO UPI New jalnt, aJon. 3 Bedrooms, dining nn, maid's rm, ~· :~ •\Or;y home IO!t. ng; Olded with extras ,. • ~ pool. Name your familv rm. Luxurious marble bath rm & ' .. 4., . 1*\Jir~, .formal dlrung
.,.. terms. FHA. VA. $Zl,600. clean Carpels, vacant, re a y to magpilicent panelled Living rm. White wa, '1'00ilt iOmtl.wlth a real flr~place, elet-
Townbouse otyle·-·spacious 2 BR, 2 bath, move in. 'Wcinder!Ul for 1811• fam-ter 6reaking on the beach below -5600 aq. trio kildlen, lllJ)l!10US ,green shag.
!Onita! dining rm, covered View balcony and ily -neor Mariners School It Park. ft. Priced~ $250,000. Shown by appt. only. carpets throu8hout. The .outside incl~des private patio Arrmge roolDI to suite your needs · shake roof & concrete driveway. GraaoU1 ·3, 4 or 5 bdrm1 with family rm &/ HARBOR ISLANO -The only avallable llvil)$ for only $31,800 with 10% down. Im-~! this p!Us 100% maiDt'. tree living for · OltANOlt COCJl(TY'S or dining room. HARBOR HIGH· home on beautiful Harbor Island. 3 Bed· mediafe · om1pancy. Call 96~2929 or 96~1
.) ;r7,900 -and it won't.JP! long!. ;, · · LAROUT · · LANDS. 1417 Morlnori Drive. n....n roomx, StudY, lal&e Living nn, pier & slip. 1338 any day from 10 to 8. ', · m I. 17th St •. 14 •. 44M s ,.... -· s -· vr-Priced und t I Imm"" te I -.-·~!!!'!!!'!!'~ ..... I "·' EASTILUFF · 1tEAiTY a •·rlY e-· •-ey I to 5. er cos or ...,a &a e -*r , ...., , 4 •• -MESA VIRDE FA-AST · $175,00Q. By appt. only. · INCOME
. 2414 Vista Doi Oro, Newport le1<h 5 BEDROOM I . "·' IC VIEW -with a Span· · MONEY MAKERS 644-1133 EVE. 644-0'0~· "POOL"· ·ish fkvor. First time offered by BIACON BAY '-3 bedtOoms, custom built 8AY.4DERE
, · . uge Rumpus
Room
..McCordlo, Rltrs.
D Newport Blvd., C.M.
7729 Eves. ~
Exqulaite executive home. o_rigJnU, oWn.-. -this tutefully home, lots of glas_s, beaut).ful Pl!lijo, Bay In.. ixcliwve
4·Bod.....,-$21,'50 21> battuJ. Formal dining decorated, ad\111 occupied 4 tidtm View, community Beach, private pier, ten· trvffie ,..........,
&-thafa. not all! DeUghttuJ room. Lovely 26 x 42 tr-ee ... home. Dlnlng room &. family room. niB court, -asking • · •. · · · · · · •.••• ·, · •. '59,500 · beauWul cuatGm home
tam.Dy room for the "In tonn pool encircled by abu-• Large center lslarid kitchen. Separ• Shown by appt. · 3 Biidroornt including
acerilf''. Elepnt fireplace.' dant ~. Luth tq1ctJ • , ate, malit's ............ -. 31h baths. Off lavllh muter suite • --Y< · ·-~~th 1 ,. I Al 1 • · ,.....,-. ELEGANT -Exquilite DQver Sbort1 bomei 1am11y room with
-•· .,,_. •• """"·'~~""· . •l..,trte ' st1'tet parking & o~erslzed double 3 Bedrooms, family rm, Lanai rm, beautllw ed.-· BOat aocee. Near Jdlcben. ,Truly a -.•i.. " faJ'llfe. IJOVlll' SHORES. . lnlald noo, an achooll. Best t bedrqom ttnctive reaklence. Near , mterior, erlensively landscape:d., room for 2 swimming pool~
buy in ODtta Mesa. !W04'l20 schools & aboppl.ne. 540-1120 1124 Santi•' Dr.· 'Open dtl.ly 1-5. pool. Sunken living rm, liuge tDaster suite: with water fountain
TA.RB.ELL 2'55',Harber T•RBELL 2'55 Hor. •·r IDEAL p•ulLY HOME-ne·•Mari" Priced $115,000. OPEN SAT & SUN. badmioton court " -· p ""'k In m£. 1363 Galaxy Drive . "eloquent" doa run
DAIJ.Y PIIDl' WANT ADS! 'White elephantl! Dime+ll?e ners a r Westcliff Plaza. 3 a lot ot home bdrm!, 2 batbl; 1.ar&e family room view -Your last opportunity for a tremen,. in a ciioice location
overlooking beautifully landl!caped dous bargeln Dover Shores -B·BR ~maids 1'19,500'
g a r d e n. lmmaculate condition. rm, 3 Baths1 powder -rm,. lrge Vif:w: Living Call John Abell $48,900. Rm, dining rm, Fam rm, breakfast' ru\, 2 Ros' m.iia;
OFFICE OPEN
Saturdays & Sundayl'
1605 Wl!STCLIFF
DRIVE
Newport leach 642-5200
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THE BEACH
AT SUNSIT
$ $
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firepleces. Atrium. A Sacrifice at ... $95,000 HAR .. 0111
OPEN DAILY~ 1374 GaJaxy Dr.
iohn ma~nab
REAL TY COMPANY
811 Dov••"Dr., Su ite 101
Moeco RHlty eo. Bldt.
442-123S
DOYER SHO'llE~ . DOYE, R' SllOR£S .
BAY VIEW ·• SPANISH .C
RIALTORS ,
673-4400' ' .
SPLIT -LEVEL
4 bdmi home. With famD)'
roqm &: formal dlnln& room.
l.Alvey pooi. Iii patio. Good
terms or might lease wilh'
option.
Arnold. & F,..ud
388 E. 17th St., CM. _
Real!ors 646-7755
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Brand neW Owner ·wW
trade. ' ,
3 UNITS -$3.1,500
10% down • praae! .. ,all rentl!d. .~ '
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ON Im ~ $19,500
Ney.'part Hel&htl Dist.
RemoCleled. ·
OPEN EVES. 'TlL 9
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Lovely tarae· 2,600 square
foot home, 4 spacious bed·
rooms, 3 queen sized bath.I.
Huge library could be atudlo
or separate in-law quart~n.
Choice location. Beautlfu1
landscaping and lightlna: in
lfl>!l l and rear yal11.1>. Priced
for quick sale at $36,950. :
WE SELk A HOME
EVERY 31 MINUTES
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23 Years ~eal :Estate Experience
iiti N~wrt Beach s B'R. 3
i.tb. 1 year old 1amll1 borne
II one of a kind. Gudln Pl·
tlo btt muter Blt. I.up Pti·
w.te Riv yard fat children.
2 car p.raee, Jlllt plaoed
on the ma.Mt far $38,llriO.
'The Rft1 Eltaten .:.MS-'ll.il. 54&2313
CAUSE ITS DIRTY. Full b:irma3~~~Dra:matichic_1i ~i~ l "i>Unt by IVAN
.prtce$22,995fora4bedroom ceutng, Inntr ·~trtum, 1:r&n> \f~.tLS: v~ tar
2 bath home!! Everything lucent, ~tractable ro·ot quality con.1tructloi1on Iara:·
you need. built ins, doub1e Family room with unique est '1\ew lots In Newport
prage, ~IN living room corner Jin!place + 2lx2T Beach. Plan # 302, ready
on a <:<mer Jot. No down to game room over garage. tor occupancy, IJ the model 51 Vi · ·
v.i.. small dowo FHA. s.o t.uxu.iou>I> "'""''ed.."'""' with the elepnt •trtum . . . BIG' IEDRO.OMS thll one. call Farrow RH.lty, ed .l landlcaped. One of the 14' beamed celllrw, tranllu-
Walker & Lee
2043 We&lclJ.H Drive
64&7TI1 Open Eves.
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FOR ·1968
in Huntington Beach
Fountain Veftey
B0<1rd of Roa~ors
M6-4494. · molt ~t bomel in .Dov· ctnt roof all tiled floor I: l'omW ·dimae-room, tamily
er Shotts I: priced rictit. ~ pantiled .:WU.. Beamed cell· room. 8rMldut and laundry Oii 60lf COURSE
Open Houses .
THIS WEEKfND
K•' thlt Mnft tUl'9Ctory with YMf tit .. WMk·
elMI •• you 10 'houM-huntlnt. All th9 1-.tlen1 ll1ted below are dMCrlMll In ,,...., lfft•ll lly
·Mvertialnm .......... 'la hel1'(1 DAILY PILOT
WANT AOI; hfNiw· 1htwl1t1 o,.n ...,._ ,.,
Nie or ft ""' an .,,.ect hi Hit such lnhrm•·
tlen In this c .. amn each PrWey.
(2 .Br. & F<tmily or, Den)
2518 Via Marina, Newport Beach
642-3219 (Sat & Sun)
(3 Bedroom)
2.535 Crestview Dr. {Bayshores),NB
64[>.2987 (Sat" Sun 12-5)
*1601 Bonnie Doone (Irvine Terr:) CdM
642-6472 Eves: 678-3468 (Sun Afternoon)
(3 Br. & Family or Den)
700 Malabar (Irvine Terr.) CdM
BAYCREST
Want to build your own? See
thill larp, deeded lot at ... ;,;oo on ,qWet cul.<fe-sac. .......__. ,.,..,..,,,. ... ' • • • <
' .. l~CK BAY
Do )'OU want a better-than
averaa:e-3 bdnn 2 ba home
at a better • than •• average
price ! See this Provincial
cbarmtn with family room
1:-pocl Oil large lot for only
"°·""'· Roy J . Wa.rd Co. (Bayc:reat OWcel
1M2 Santiago Dr. 646-1550
PRIDE OF
OWNERSHIP
ing in !amlly room w 1 t b artts. Thia 3 year old model
choice of hardwood parquet home has expen!ive plush 4 units 2 BR 1% bath, &tu-
or carpets. Unique lwninua carpeting througliout &: cen-1,tios, Out of town owner. lm-
ceilin& be~ decorative tral air-conditioning, $4.1,500. prove this & mJ.ke mqne)'.
beams In the all electrlc • 10% down. The Real Es-"l TRADE''
view kilcben..4 ~ 3 1>a.1 .·"'.ta:"l•="=·=S<-.i-'==""='64<>=n=n=~llo;:b;,;.Ollo=="=""=";· ';;•'=54&=5580;;; 3 car gar. See thll•-pool-or-1
iented e!eiant hfne;tpday-1 ~Get;::.,.:;r::•::r=:. ::. ==·::;10;:i0:;:'°:::°'=:"!:":;:•::1 ::· ====1000~ it won't last JOni! I I
. Roy J. W~nl I=•· :
1842 :;;;;~ , Coldwell, .; P.pnker
OFFERS: · '··. '''··" A RARE FIND. Well locat-
ed Three Bedroom Home 1n
EASfSIDE COSTA MESA.
Walk to WestcUU Shopplna;
Center. Enjoy the fine nei&h-
borhood, schools, park and
playground. Luxurious hard-
wood floors, lari'e fenced
rear yard with fruit trees.
Paved alley • easy acceta
for boat and traller. ALL
FOR $20,0CtO! HURRY!!
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. Dover Shores-·Water Front
CustOJll Spanish d~sign. Upstairs J.iv. rm ..
w/wet bar. Master. suite. Downstairs -
Din. rm. 2 Br's + Sitting rm. Pier .,.
Float .. . .. .. . ..... .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. $129,500
Mrs. Raulston
. Lido Lllxury
Unusual custom home t>WU: around tre-
meqdous patio + s~ pool. Com-
pletely redecorated w/tilies! taste. 5
Bedroom ................. "" ... $125,000
., ·~ 67f>.2000 (Sun Hi)
'This well planned cwitom
built split level home, offers
QICt'I: oountry atmo!phere.
4 bedl'oomr paneled recre~
tional room. lower deck and
upper balcony "overlook can.
yon. Excell~nt coOOition and
' &rl!L $42,5(0. ! • ~. Mrs. Harvey , ..... . '
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,.. Oi1n1 Stuart h11 bton In Roel
E1t1to S1l11 for 6 yo1r1. H11
an e>ccollont record in Home
. R .. 111101 erM Now Homo Salos.
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Mrt. Kraft t1 • moth•r of 2
children 7 and 11 •nd h11 con-
tinued 1lnco 1965 to l:io one of
tho most succo11ful 11101 people.
Dien• ,Stuart
.. ,BRASHEAR REALTY Is proud to wMOlllt .
.:, new saltslnn RAY. STEINER & MURllLLE OTllN
Roy Steine•
,,, Rey Stoinor hes 60011 in Roil
n I &tete a short timl but h.11 had
.J.i'1utct a 1uccessful career in R ..
fell Solos fot th1 pest 10 y11n.
~l.,.. Ho h11 Uwed i111 Hu11tin9ton Jd 1 .. ch for 6 yo1r ..
Murielle Otsen
M¥ri11lo OtSon hes ·hid -. •• 1
Ea:t1t1 llcensi 2 yoen, howo¥.,.
hes b11n • bookkeeper for the
pest 4 years with Tovett's Her4·
ware. She is I moth or of a
da1i1141hter in college,
17420 ll•ch Blvd., ttlllltlngton lleach
.847-8531
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1518 AnU~ (Dover Shores) NB
(714) ~ (Sun)
2124 E. Oceen Blvd. (Balboa Penn.)
675-4031 (Sun 1·5)
1206 Pembroke Lane, Newport Beach
642-4251 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
1500 Vivian Lane, Newport Beach .
673-2020 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
2043 Calvert Ave., (Mesa Verde) CM
546-3081 . (Daily)
4061 Germelnder Wy (University Pk) CM
64&-8811 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
1374 GaJaxy Dr. (Dover Shores) NB
(714) 642-8235 (Dally)
1014 Santiago (Dover Shores) NB
(714) 64U235 (Sun)
3246 New York Ave. (Mesa Verde) CM
546-1170 (Sat & Sun)
1147 Glen Eagle Terrace, Costa Mesa
M0-1720 (Sun 1·5)
(4 Bedroom)
2211 Vista Hogar, (The Bluffs) NB
67f>.3433, 644--0990 (Sat alt & Sun)
(4 Bedroom & Femily or Den)
2138 Tustin Ave., Newport Beach
(714) 642~ (Sat & Sun)
*1907 Holiday Rd. (Baycrest) NB
648-4598 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
1530 Anita Lane, Newport Beach
543-7943 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
2807 Europa (Mesa Verde) CM
M0-3380 (Dally)
*1114.2 Santiago Dr. (Dover Shores) NB
640-1550 (Dally l~&)
1320 Santiago (Dover Shore•) NB
(714) 642'8235 (Sat & Sun)
**101 Linda Isle Dr. (Linda Ille) NB
(714) MU23S . (81\t & Sun)
1415 Sentiago Dr. (Baycreat) NB
ete.8236 . (Sun 1-4)
DUJIUXIS POil SALi • (3 B.clroom) .
1707 w. Balboa mvd., Newport Beach
644--0266 (Dally)
IAYCRE!iT
,POOL HOUSE
~ 2000 sq. ft. 4 bedroom
&. famlly room 37 fl pool A Evenlna:s caD 646-7887
ateal at $46,500. Please can I iiii!!!iw!iii(illij;iiiiiiJ 11
''" .,.,.1o1men1 to "'· Ex· CdM Duplex
clustV. with . PARTll'L JEAN SMITH OCEAN VIEW
• 400 E. 17th St. Custom-built by Bullder/Qwn.
Colt& Mesa, Calif. er. ~ blocla fioin-Ocean on
•":'...:.7:..:14;.clc:~:,6 .::32~55::,,..,;.--I 40' lot -beautiful.. wood pen-
p Wld eltbw in ktt:chen-and lam roptl"J t nn • medallion ldkbeo • 3
Privacy BR • 2 bath • °"" . FIR
With an unsurplwed bay and used brick fireplace • BBQ •
ocean panorama. This cus-sundeck. 2400 sq ft.
tom home is designed to 2nd Unit separate from main
take full advaiitage of the Bldg • 1 BR -approx 800 sq
view. 4,000 sq ft under roof. ft • beautifW.b' decorated
3 ........,,. aod 3 baths, aod . top quality "'7011/ ...... _...ting'" '""" ........ AikJ,.. 171,IXXI. Coll
detail. lill,000 1(~1fi'. i' ROBINETT Colesworlhy & Co. REALTOR 6'5-0128
1904 Herbor Blvd.
CM. 642-m7
Open Ev11.
2 BR DUPUX
La?'le 900 IMI ft units with en-
closed iar.. • in excel· lent cobditlOn'.i Cotner Joca.
tion near schociis · A shop.
pin(. °""" -.-
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.6000 LOCATION
OPEN SUN 1.5
2124 It O..on Blvd,
laliaoa P"11nsul •
3 ' ll . s ba.th!I
plus fa lly: room
RICHISON RIAL! ~}
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PE I~ R Dl\1 , ' . .... . . ... * '42-1771 Anytime *
lroa SALE
iul Esflle Office
Exctl1tnl CdM locAtlon
Btokt!r IttVlrw: are:a
MlllUple Ll•tlnc av4U..ble
Qlf J>r:leit
~ S.U.1324 !Vf'I,
1ticbad:bw a t."OfDU' on hut)'
tratt!c ltrlet • lmpt:OY&o
-ptl •tbe -w1ll briar 113$ per rno. -E:xcdl -~tor ~tor!· ror eddJdonal Info call
CHIL T ROllNln' • REAL'IOR ' •• _,.
SALTON Sea Lot Reduced
Sl.000 lor qUlck aaJe. Need
cuh, 545--7591 after 4 pm
OOZY 3 BR plus l BR Apt.
J\lm. Near Beach. Pyramkl
Exchu1aon!J48.«il9
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2 Good Lido •uy' ~
2 BR -53' Jot. ROom ·to add. Corner
Strada location. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. $51,500
4 BR 2-story ·home. Located on Lido Nord. ,
Furn.-Avl. ...................... ·. $61,500
Mrs. Raulston
Don't Go Buy-'Go 111 & See
· OPl!N SUN I • 5
. 700 Malabar, Irvine Terrace, CdM
A)l'\O~pltJlre which rinf! with pride. 3. BR.
· &: Den uniqtie Home. Fam Rm overloOJi: ..
Ing picturesque Pool & ·Patio. with View.
................................ $55 ,000
Mary Lou Marion
Enjoy Bayshore Beaches .
Private gated area w/be1t boating &
swimming facillUes. Arch/remodeled
home avall. WI H Bdrm. & extra lrg. !am.
rm + nice patio. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. $49,500
Mrs. Harvey
Exceptional View -3 Br. An: outstanding split.level home richly ap-
pointed, with large wet' bar,· bayside patio.
Immediate occupancy. . ... ".... $47,500
Walter Haase
Irvine Terrace $37 ,500
3 Br w/la~gest lot: av. 75xl75l Room lo~
tenttis cl or po ol. Freobly paltlt~d Inside
& out. Parquet fin. Lota of clolet space.
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and beach Ott'1 a few le!l Buy now wblle In· ~ ralel are only - -...:. ' , 1% with 20''. -•-7V.% with 1o%-Dn. M ,2ntl.,..,.ne ,..,..._29 yn"' bolo-
Prlcecl ' from SJo;tso '"' $3J,+sor
' Excluolve Aglftl " p. a. palmer Incorporated
. U77 VIA LIDO
Tr1ct Ph: S40-.l1H F1-LA. Coll MA s.t034
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· lllVWllY PARK
4061
Germalnder W1y
3 + Family nn. ·Prime ""· on Ja:e, sreenbelt ~t to
&dull pool Popu!M Edin"""'
""""l lll.SOO. OPEN SAT/SUN 1·5
Newport
••
Vlctorl1 646.1111
2 S~ry·Shc,dl•
~IAY i.
~BEACH
.-'IEUEf
·~IU'15
Col'OllCI
Hlghlands
Men appreciate construction!
Ladies like comfort! Both
enjoy pttsU,:e such u you'll
find in this Udy 3 Bedroom + Dinln& Rm. home. Hd-
wood Firs. Raised Hearth
Fireplace; S h a k e Root.
Lorre LoL $41,900
Shorecllffs
Enjoy the HARBOR VIEW Rciof Ruitlc · rrom the p1ctutt wtndowa of
COSTA MF.SA.. Fol-dial llate this deli&:htful 3 Bdrm. 2
enfcy. 'I.arP'' .livinc room Bath home. Proper(y eully
,.,.-tth brick kc burninc fire-' ~able. Pool •1%e yard. it'.K&ce. Qlpntlc tam.lb' room Price only $69,950.
'!I"' -'"'k !lttpl""' + bar. Owmina: kitchen wiO,
buU.t-ins + dlshwuher. Din-
iDI area. Great mUter wtth
private bath. Forced • i r
beating. 3 baths. Lars•
be>ted pool with dlvq
boud. Neat lclioola, ~
plni and beach.. Only $31,"950.
FOREST E. OLSON, INC.
541-5312
Irvine Tmrrae•
Enjoy the convenil!noe ot this
rracious 4 &drm 3 Bath
home. in the hub of activity,
1hop11, Country Cub' or
Beach • yet quiet and res\.
ful. There is a hup famib'·
and-dinlni?-room. $45,500.
China Cove
Sales through the Muit!ple µrtfng
Service of the Newport H•rbor
~osta Mes.a Board of R•alton
. toteled ! $4,565,250 for . the flrst
'mbnlh of 1969. T~is' represents
114 unit sales end en increase of
331/J "/, over J1nuery of last i••r.
~if~ your p~perty wltlt a Realtor
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1n11fes fQ. SAi.i HOUSEi FOR IAt.a HOUSES fOR SM;-......... ~Ull iiAL• It .. i
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, I '4 •• .:: I I . PACLSE'tl!J\-4 • BI\ I!".,.. ...... . WllAl A IUI . 111nm.: llf;'llll 11tn1,...'. ':.,.~:.,. ~ ..!;':,.~ ' ~ CHICK ~ 11A llllll8oQ ""
_i_I ,• llOI --<QI. OPEN ~~ d -~M' Lowly t ~ m bolb bcinw, 2 ---~:>:t OuW.ncH. 3 B(t l bi. Dii\Illl •~ ~ uuu. Wft -· ~ budwood fbh. eal'pob A -...-•.
-WIUI ~tlhil .... -........, •·-JuJ:r J,, SM -l
l'.Jo.Ver6t-.r&. ~!,BJI. ... ~~-_,.,.-1220 ..,..:1o1.11oom1or..:.: 'lll-1112:(112J-·• pf.c. l ~ w01Je<1 :e r~· '" .,.-. 111'1-. I
Uvq .l'l'I"-Hoo GI ::1ao ap. ' $25,900. Ownr A-,._., n1ll to bd>. J ~in~-•!:.."": L ............
loan Wt.lb Sll4 ptt •• I 8r. 2 k. °" ~. FHA toan. · ;..,.tli'S"' 11. NI oEUCiliTFUl.a Bl\; 2 BA. 129,900 Owner. •u-Hu P•ul ~-·-a tty 1.~ !_.~11• 1o ...,_ .., • l f&m,.Alj-lll'll loan ...._ ' ..,_ 11 ---""'Ill-..,._ • ..,. or f ~owner. 54&--1110 -:-_ · U.1.u&G 1 .. E'::r UW1M ~ • * .,_Ull ~ 1
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' COATS ---..... _ .. Y11M-1225 -lt~NT~ • ' A , ~')!11 ~·fie 111$ ~ BY 'OWNER e -lleif, Cltll' INdy Hi'•H '
WAI.LACI s BDl\M 11> Bl. C•ll•re S B<1nn 2 Bt,. -oeu. · -.1
ltlALTORS Pm H~ 1ot ale bY lnl• i,,. ~ potlo. Corona -Hom• I ;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i~:1 s 546 4141 -ownl!'r, ut500; &t:M854 FO!Ud air beai~,. 2 prtvafii; wtth an Ocean Vlew I• '°""' 1-1 • .., -= .... ,..,_ $35,900. Under ljG,OJ)' *WHY PAY ~·
• -Newport INch 1200 Open S.t A Sun 12-S lO% 3 ~. 1;!_!!: OK
Th,.. m_ 25!5 CmtYlew Dr. ~... N ON. I PINNY n oa.v• 640-298'1 1or appolntm.nt LLOYD IAllNITT It
Cholce new otferlnp
SUNDAY 1-5 p.m.
OPEN HOUSE
SAT & SUN 1·5.
901 Chestnut
11 ... .,.. -• Joatlon WESTCLIFF REALroR m.--Veta --~ .,. -t to you look e I Bed"'°'"' W-llff 1230 2333 £. o..t Hwy, Cd1ol In lmmedllltly. I :
thil ovtr. Convtnlent to • 3 Batht I·~~""-"'"""•• I ~ Newport HeJa:hts:
NEW S BR. M~terranean
1cyle,.cholce corner. "38.~ * 5'0 lUSTIN *
Newport H • l r Ii t l """1• • .Foun Rm w/Fr!>k W11tcllff Presti,. $795 DOWJI RfPO G1Ut loc:atloo In H ' •hoOI. and all 111.ioPplng. 2 e Separate. dinlnn 3 bdrm. 2 ba A fam rm., , ton Bu.ch on HamUtoa • •
bUcfl ·lo new patk. OriJ.y • Bi.r Lot beautifull.ydttOrat@d.'priced betw.n Brocikbuntt.• d
SZ,MO;'and ..n thqo. "p,lus" tor Boat I: Pool below area,-S39,l60. Ownt!r. Ooe f. BR. leJt.' 2 1tory. 1Va· 8ulh&td -do. ~ Uft Eulbltdll
5 Bedroom boi:rte.on ~ ~t. fu.t\IN. 3 bedrooqai, 2 e ln1mac 'move-in' cotld "2-4251 cant Good area. Quick re-be&cb. 1 :
Baycreat; ·Many exira,. :va~ and bl.lhl; fireplace, cpts, ud • Aa:supi.e 5%,% loan teulon. Good paint. ..
Owner's new home ready! a~e tor immed&f.te oo-drapes, double l&raee, con· Unlverttty· Park ·1217 HA,..,DAL REAL TY Quallt)I' 3 a: .f, ~
$2000 ttdu-C lion. 3 A: fem. · cupancy, crete drive, laip fenced Redl.k.'td to $54,500 8140 Warner M2M05 2 a: 3 bl.tha, all ~":•toh
Olftr ........ ~ ........ '$4300 dn. A .... tee ...,., ..... 143,!0ll ..... yard M :!Ox1!0 rr. M """'""'" ioweon jA. BY OWNER. ' Br. 2% Bl, s IEDROOMS homeL Framl32.•<1J:llloa11> * 1131 Tra<Mwlncl1 * OPEN HOUSE LOT. ~ ls not to much Reale&• tam room, hu evtrythUra:I b' PIYPW"ta mm '381!21 DAILY f...S P.M. available in th!. part of ~¥1o1uti0·.._,~ ~to.U! ~ Fotma.I d1niiw roun. cpll/ includqPAI. taxes a-.
cameo Shores: ll~' f Oc • eut&ide C.H. HWT)'. OWN-tn.11•-_ clrp9. &late entry; &ots ot
Plush • BR A: Pool 3 car ~ • Uftfronf ER, 6f.2..C98o. 1:1=:z::z=:z:z::zs=z\E11tblvff 1242 cablQets. 2 yun old. S%%
1arar;e, $Ubmlt $10,boO dn. l--'.,NoC--wpo.c.crtcc..,H~oi~g7h7ts-1.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;:;;;;;;;;;;; Jntere1t can be YO:Ufl with
* 4539 FAIRFIELD '* N.::;, ~h ~ ~ s BR 1% hath. ru<•t room, 3 , IR fl De.n 'i:1SHEAR~~LTY
You• Prel•nt Home t•-d'·-t "'.,_ wrulo.l>op, doubt• p,.., on LOCATION! •• 7 ... 1 Con.Id·-• 1n -·•·""~ carpe .. ,., ra ...,, a ... 06• allev. A· beautiful home for · OPEN SAT. I SUN. ..,.. '""°"" Evei. 541.2442 ,...~ CJI ........ ,. e~. built-ins; 2 patlpi, over-1 I • 5 Immaculate 3 BR, 2 bl. home BIG HOM£ ••• ~-~ with ··~. d--only $31,500, -aAI-~ l Bl In
HAL PINciliN
AND ASS~Tf;S
~hone 675439'J: .p.nytlme
RUSTIC
Single story 4 bdrm (Ol
3 & a den) with rich
)>anellq, ......., "'11·
inga, used brick fire--
place &: antique 4 said
carpettne ~t.
Lots ot charm! A must
11tt if )'OU are in lhia
•price range,
Just listed,
to sell tut at $35,950.
...... ·---'I:~ ....... 1500 VMAN LANE, N.B. on ._.....us cor. Ol ' t• opentt ............. $98,500 Nr. Weitclltt Shoppina Oltr. kitchen, carpettni, drapes,
Waterfront la•'°' lot, 1.12,511>-10% Dn. $39,950, Drlv• by' ' < BR. 1% b&., nr. hoapital-
Void C.o. 2&\Xl Ctrob-then call N:edlcal center a n d onl1
613-ml _Delancy Real Est.ate $21,500. &:'. Fin11nCtJ,.., Pl'e' f & rl1'p --0 .., -It. D. SLATIS,, ltttr. . ~ 143 l~1y 645-0111 "~" --, .... 147-3,119 "'""-96'l-1369
Kopharl 0
buil! home with 2 Ives. 642-1453 646-4579 * .... _ ... -.. * -· COZY, 2 BR uni~ In &dull un•-mi• ... _..:, 5"% Lo111 ,.,. ... ,. c a>nc1om1n1om. lull¥ crptd ~ bt.tM. Spaciloul livlnr room /4 An OPEN SAT a: SUN orene .. ~r 1250 drpd, With raiwe, refri&,
with rirepface, Jar&e dlnlna: · The popular K plan 4 Br (3 ' · wastw a: dryft' lncl. $1T,500
atta. Ove""i> latar" 11'0ll Paymonta 1141 mo. lnclod'8 Br. & Oen) 2 ~L ""-''· SOUi) COMFORT 00>-4332 Frt.S.t-Son onzy_.
d wn and will all. 4 Large bedrom1, 1pac-d ~I B Id t In . . '17 25• -u 0 owner cany ioua llv. nn., 1%. BA. 1arre rps, .. ., c. r u area 4.521 Dorchester • ' __,"HER
ht l'.D. at 7%%-NO polntl! fencfJd yard. Near achoola kit 2 encloaed.patios. Pools, C•meo Hlghl•nd• 3 BR 11'. ~. blt·lns. frplc, ~r! ~~~-~~iss~ ",.So.:....~ Plaza., Immedl-~te!:ncclu~o ,·:: OPENtSUN l • 5 :~&:MUN:~:;
Sho\m-by appt. only a _.on. $30 95o 6'7S-3433. 6"-0999 5 BR ~ $56.500 MARTIN R.E. 548-6332 ' ' ' Del•....., Real ~-iate 5% 'to LOAN. Dutch Haven and after J,J A.M. --1 uo ._ .& leach • BDRM + 5th .. den, Wnl-613-31'111 • Bl!-• Ba. bl!t>I; ,newly ~' t· rm. 3 BA. eeautttully i'l:mc::::mmz:=: 1 · ndea:ir. Owner ~
.• R111ty, Inc. land,..ped wl new 38' I' So•"" of HI 901 Dover Dr., NB Sulte 221 • EASI'SIPE comer lol Anthony automatic pool. .,,n . way
645-::ZOOO EY9$. ~ • Room for boat '= trailu Time clock 1 p r in kl er s , ~ BR ~me plua l BR Rental.
•·FHA·VAorrCo,ivwtionaJ. 1tereo ,thruou.t. Garare Walk to all shop• ~-------
,.....,._ ro t-u YoU are a ..,.ue P:-W.t
you can move bl ,,._t
one penD)' down .. '°' . a;t
ev<1n --"' -~
Walker I-Lee, Slltair' · .
0pen 10 ·w -
961·31JI· I I
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Rltr. 642-9730 Evu. 548-0120 --.;, .. ___ .Del Meir u you "" "°"" . ., llvo •• ' y .. · ·'I! . • • K_ENNEDY ""'"· '™"' ...... A )'OU ternuo -S45,900. ' ...._. the Beach -why not BE AT own the lot. ~ Ivan Wells Orang• CN1t Property ~"'' 1' -,I I -t" ''" ,. ' \' • l • . •
·foullt•ln Volley 1410
BY' OWNER TrWrmtna t
·BR 2 hath, cptil/drJIB, frplc, , 41%1 yrs old. 5\1,~'.FHA can
be · auwnM. Appral.ta
$25,000. 96:1.1'52 546-5990 lffuty 111E BEACH! TbU like-new • AilOrit Jiti beauty at 119.!0ll. 54S-4598 332 Ma<tto.rlte', 67J.85!o
3 Bdrm. 21,1, Bath home is r ·ra•ii· iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-iix=ziiiio;; a..1Me Pt. Oc..nfrent WESTO..IFF Cond'm • 2 · · ' · Lookini: for that spk: " span just 60 fl from the mOei pri.. 1' I'm an ~t Triplex Abllol1Jlel¥ fabWous VW\; _ story house, 2 'bdr, 2~;. ba, INVESTOR~s SpeelaJ 2 nlce
ney.oly decoratM home'! See 'V,ate public beach in town. EtnflDf BEAUTY. with a reall,y Peat tocatiolt. tJo ·•· bl •-I dbl hse1 on dbl lot S of hwv L11u111 lllch 1705 I !m!'!VJN!'l!':E"!TE~RR~ACE'!'!,!"...,• ~'--·---~ this sharp 3 BR. plua lam He. IVV\ ,..__ ,_...., ~I.II Near ne~borbood shop. 3 Bdrm Home w1lh large pa ' 'l:K: t-....... enc -, . ~1·
_.,......, -)'OU own ... ""......... -, RUinpua Rm 1r; eil?a parkirl& praie. Oubhouse, Sauna, $58,000 Ov.'\'\er. 673-4.169
rm with many, many nice A must to 1tt. Tri-level, 3 BR pl,.-, ·Ca •Church and $84 500 pool. Beaut lndacpa:. $Jl.
Income Units lr: den. Fantastic beautiful condition -H•nclym1n Specials per mo. '
oxttu. 128,SOO lay &. lffcll + tamDy room, 2%. bath!, Jla.Y owimml'W. I have an LIOO 'REALTY matnt. 0wn land. ""t boyl;L;;ldo;;::;;lo;;l•;;::;;;;;;;;;;;;;l3;;5;;;1 · ' · fireplace, doisb1e patioe, excellenfR.entilncord-no 3400Vla Lido ' ~ beach area -$29 ,500 .
R._atty, Inc. 1>9.Ut-ins, expeni,lve carpets vacancies. I think' l'm worth &46-l!HS Owner Brkr ' f
Loe.' on Ocf&Nide' ol ltwy, BEACON BAY· -~B ! 'I: 150 ydll from_ Beach, 4 Ire den, or 3 BR. ty
Apt. units, netd11 paint Ir: beach, pltr, tennis ... n 2407 E. Coas67J.~W)' •. , Cli~t .. drapes. automitic '1araa:e $110,ttXI .. <: just between Bl_fh_ ~: ~nt 2-~': ..
' door opener & sprlnlde:n you and me-submit all oJ. • · 10 UNITS · The U -' • · ' R's
3411 East Coast Hwy. front&: rear. ca'n now to ace. feni, I1m ·awful cute e~rj on 3 lqts. AdJael!nt to Ocean-''LINDA" l115.~v1t1; ~~::BR'• rood tmeral cle.anup. PO-~ per mo. ,
TENTIAL t N C 0 .?11 E EX· Jolu;t ·Mcnab Realty
Corona del Mar 675-3745 EAST SIDE COOI'A MESA $32,500 tho' !'ant.rather )'0Wll 1 ~ front. $15~.000. 3 BR. 2 Baths. On major WallCer Reiliy
NEWPOALL ~:r:-~~ ~ ye·ars. . 1 l1lboll Rffl' Ett•t• Co. ireen tlelt. Crpt'd, drp'd -3336 Via Lklo ti75-s2oo
CEmDING 111J,OI) ANNuAJ'... "" 64"""35
·LY, Prlce $69,950. . '
MISSION REALTY , 484-0TlJ 1'"0R rent.' excellent
$1175 DOWll
VA owned. Vacant 3 BR
home, all new!)' painted.
Pymnt.s of $157/mo. paya
all "'· O><>! ,an1: Good lo<:. Only~'-"'!·
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•~ "","' .rw '1W E. Balboa Blvd., Balboa Many extru. ~wn by IP. { · . '
$25,500 N•w,.rt 1111 ,....._. 673-U40 poln~nt .-r 1
Owmin: 3 bedroom or 2 et . -'.~ 1 !!~~~~~!'!!~~.1~0wne~~·~:L"~*=,;6<4-l~~"'~ Lido l1le 1351 =:::_ ~ ~!i.,::.::: l!lclllrf• "B:4f..l-TOA 9 1 Coate -. -'100 Fro•ch Provlnclol -· · ·-
butlt·in A: rOtced air htat ..... z.-11 DS w. 8&lbol: Blwd ... 'N.B. . ' -LarveBa k D~~~ 11oorp~~~ n 'IJ. ' Thia well• landscaped boma -'75-6000 HOIM + c ~ <:,,:..UNY.c. n:GM: f
can be fQ\lnd on a hup ., I::::::::::::::::::=: I ~!!!!~~!~! caU for appt 64&-4il.f -W f!au 'J• lot .with · •·-1 Investment ' • very ...... enc-+ . I\ JI £ Under conatructlon ed back yard, with room tor lllCAUr: rncome , location with this -'llilt• fj\ s l .. ':! 3 000 ,. ft 2 ...._· U·.4 .... ll boat. camper, or build a Vl'K 2 br house on R-2 lot. Will · ' ' ...... ,,. ~ ... ., nn.
rental unit! it bu a paved OPEN DAILY ae:U'tut at only $16,500! 1 --4 Bdmu, convert/den, 3~
9S5 So Co La 4 BR. 2 BA houae, · · ' a'!; zgna to oceail. C..tttna dub.
J'OR The disqiminatlnc ino. nt: 531-4-482 ~
.bu.Yer, we have a _lA,funa I ;$135""·'": .;:2c;B;;;R.;;;,du,..pt,.,;;::,-,,,,
RoyaJe Penthouse in So. w/W;, thlldftD A-pet
Laouna-Decorated "" ;,. u•• -u -H. Blrren. 2 bdrm,.2 )>a. -~·
priced at $75,000. Pro"1't>' '185 -3 'BDIUd., 1~
clear. Owner wW comlder Condo. Bltnt, wtw.
carrytJW ht trust deed. Call: pat'°, Broker 53'-e9IO
Jell Bri<ry, · J-&.alty, DESlllAILI !no, 2001 w.' Balboa IDO(d., HOME •
... , entrance !or • ..,. ... $565 MONTH . • •rtn .. NEW DUPLEX batla, tam rm, din/,..., ....
1.1,.093..,,Ba!!!!!b!!•.,."-.,.M,. . ..,-..,...,.,I ;::::;.,,,~"b':i: ~";:-= Pac:e.,tt•r. 4 bedJOOm, lull ' -;~SPRiNG °'1""' Gold Medallion llu-~'. 'J::.i ~ :,'S:
I" lfado --~and only 2 bib d~. 2 tll• lhow•n $47,500 t'"'c' nu AT""' plox • ......, .... 3 BR. Units Wan..r &.allY S IR·POOL-VA m new city parl<. Eut 17th new""""'· cloce 6 ttal lharp' j>tta_d l'bu!ttt ~ , ~~ ~ =~~~'::' °"""11 • Bay 7% Mi'>. NUI '1>-2611
Wh) .....U-for summer to to :t't and WestcUU ~ to the country nJ Eutsk1 N 1y · 'ant/timt" ...,_,.._..,., pe-. emm, l':!mm:::ll!ll:==== m--1-. Immaculate with and ~ .• ·"·r A•L--•-dub u ta on . e. , ew .b Harbor'Blvd., c.M. 170'1 W. Balboa Blvd., NB Ji
N .B. 67S-6710 -3 Br, 2 ba, cptd, ,drps,
ENJOY The whole PacWc air heat. Gub-d!q,
Q:>astllne tram · this .Com.-patio, p.np, water
pact, net.t home. $34,000 Adults only, no Jl'!!'tl,
Thia "'eek ~· f.99:-lll1 RATE REASO~
........... '6 •wu U<IS' .............., painted outside. ·No vacanQ' ,. * Call 644-02&6 * R c. GrMr now family JOOm • Exoe~ wlthlnwaJJdnr.u.i.nc..For MHA Unlftr ,.,tor, Pri<e 'iust ,;,.,....,, <.(I _L~ & •~.J '
........... Cowl ... ~11v•1 NI•,,,·-"-' ...,._1_10_1 m Mna !>r-• Pb.
DELuxi: 3 Br. 2 8'.; pri> ~~OUS~3 BR '~" lent. temu. Don't delay '1.t appointment to •see, write: U lUUK Call llOW. A IUfl-.Rooin FOR Sale $10,000 on 8a)'tront ··-·•••
$1f.,950,. VA! Private Party We're :t·, pfua 1 1BR, 2 bia; •ltlesa Del attractive 1 bdrm trlr &: now ·located· at feu. lnd9cpd.' 6 decorated; blt-tni' :dkli-::r:f
D Harbor Blvd., C.M.
CLOSEOUTS
tn attnic Sa n Oemente.
2481 -'I Jt.. 3 le .f BRa
2" baths. 10% down, 1%%
lntere1t, 30 years, no pplnta
to PQ. Ne•v carpets and
drapts, . complet'1Y ~ecor
ated. Some with view .. £».
fioe: 518 San Juan, San Oe-mente. (Models open dally).
Phone 146-39'28 Eve. 642-0185
W. I. L1chortmyer, Rltr
l'roporty Wide Prlncy
with an W1Surpueed bay and
ocean panorama. 11t1s cus-
tom home is de1iped to
take full advantap of the
view. 3 bt'drooma and 3
bath>, pool dllcrlmlnatlJir
ht every detail. $115,000.
Celesworllly ' Co.
Box P6U in 'Ne, wpeit Mar home, located, near end cabana, w I 1\fW c r0p,C 1 3355 Via Lido, Suite 205
Dailv Pilot movina: or ;:'CUI de Sac street. FHA lhruout. Refrlg & new stove, LIDO BUILDING
SOLD YOUR HOME? at ~;:o, =~op;:~ It ot GI ~ OK Bkn co-pvt beach A club 1adlltie1. 6~
Nl!ed somethina la r re rf 2807 EuroJ*, 54Q.33I) VlcterlA operation Invited. 646-25l6 or 548-521.0 !!'BY~Owner"'"~2!'"!~!!!!.,._
M"1<• this MUsr SEE! • LLOYD a•RNETT . BEAUTIFUL "'" 1 ba. trpt~ "' blt-INI Playrm, A ba. Best Master size bednmu with "'-111 t REAttilR 673-M20 QUALITY HOME Lldo bu.Y $t4 500
vanity nook. 3 batba. Huae -I I ~~~~~~~~/!! 23S3 E. Cout Hwy, CdM 2 Br. I: Fam rm. 2% Ba. (ri.4) ~
family room ""th wall to I ~~~~""'!'~~~!!! Xlnt area. Prtced RJ&ht! wall fireplace. Formal din-Near 11'e leadl CUSTOM HOME • Owner. 642-3219. OPEN Owner Wiii lllnance
ine room. Electric built-Im. LUI'SIDE. Goraeoua 4 BR HOUSE SAT a: SUN. Best Lido value, 3 Br. l"-ba.
in exclusive, M~ Bay;
lovely ocean. view; auto. .c'5190I~..,~-~-~, ~~"~ water IOfttner A: elec. pr.' 2 .. BEµBOOM
dool'I; 1 yt, new. $59,500. ~-Newb'de e4r.
with 6lt % loan. Owntt (1) ~ Fadljda 49S-f.198 Mesa JU~. SO..
5 BR S a.. ., ..... NEAR.: Back Bay.' 3 . ..,...; ..... .,,..,new.
Bltns, dlfh\ftllr, c p t ed . ~ttd, :2 : ~
12!,900. l3SOO D~ Owner lf:"~. T!'"'. · !Jk11,
&37-9139 -·· Nev. carpet 1, ' drapes $25, 950 bome on quiet 1treet. Heavy 3 BR A: den. pool A: pat.lo. Mod kit .U' lot. $4'7,500.
throughout. A• 1 um e low f. + FAMILY ROOM artist 1hake ·roof, 181'1' kitchen. LR 32Xl6, crpts:, drpi, 675-264.1 Dina Pelnt 1730
FHA 5~ % loan and $3,000 home. Very un\llUlll. 4 bed-muslve flttptace A Im-beaut 'land11Capec; & trees _... --------
will handle GI no money rooms, terrtfio milter bed-:ifW..te11,y~: • y.ou won't aeclucied. Fee title. Reu'. H~!!~!!!._~~~ 1400 OPEN DAILY 12 te 3
down. f'OOm . with loads or clotet.s ~ve ~ '+'""'llS )'OU Re 776-8558 3 bdnns, den, 2 bath!, pool, 3 BDRS, new crpta,
WE SELL A HOME and priva"' bath. Family II. 137,000. €ALL · 540-1151 15 x 35. $35,0J), 25251 MaJii. •--· n.1• ~
EVERY 31 MINUTES Rill eilll. . room plus UtWt,y or te'Wlnl !open "1\fl) Herl~ ·Real BY Owner: II*~ livinf. · r · u.11 Dr. 642-2823 .umuac .... 1• "° pe-
room. l..lip: uvn. room Eltate , 4 BR. 3 Ba., lge. brn1iy KATELLA ..<i.L::t 5'5-0938; 5t6-91S5 Walker & Lee · · with1 llridt-tlttplaoe 1Ptuh LARGE TWO ~"TORY home, nn. May usume 5~~% loan. · · " ' H-Fum~~• "-· y,1~-
. . . --wall to wall ·.;, and 2" ba'•·, ~-·--m. ~ .. '" pool or boac -:.:.-~:...::·.:.-~-:---F
7682 Ed'-er R E A L T Y ' 1' """" · ~ ~ ··~• ·-~·~ ::-~... drapes. t>ttam kitchen wttf1 family J'OOQ1. den, close 1o RIAL TY General 2000 3 BR. 2 BL tam 2 M2M55 or 540-5140 2<XQ W. Balboe. Blvd,. N.B. built· ins. Spacious dintns 11Cboob A ihopa. Priced for 3 BR Watir.rtrorit , No. 62 frp1ca. $225 mo.
Open Daily 'tll 8:30 675-6000 area. 2 enclosed yanh: -ran-lnunediate sall! at S36,500. Balboa Qlvff, 18 o ,.o 0 0 · 11 NOW PAYING trans. 5f.&.65ll
Who Like• Children? tastic financinc. Take oftr CALL· AL BLACK ~1151 Prefer ~e tot &Cft8.lt or : up te I/I ..-
Nearly ever)'one. So 1f )'OUl'l •-------... 1 large S'.4 %loan-Low down Heritqe Real Estate wllJ consider other. KJ.7711 , 8 % ''R•nf•I Round Up'' New,.,. leach
future is tied to the kids OWNER DESPERATE pftyment ·Just listed, don't 41 BDRM 3 'ba farnlly 3, BR.-2 Ba, beam/celllne OQ ' 5 BDRM Home Pier QJp
convenience, A protection, FACING TRANSFER l wait, Call su.5314 3 car o'.ra,e. bit~lns, crp';: exc op~ty. $22,500 : . . , + Private Be~ch. u:wm_ 32 S:-~1ai ~+be
hert'1 a 3 bedroom home Transfet lo Florida· looms. FOREST E. OLSON, INC. inter-com, elec pr. dt A Owner/AIL ~ evt!s $600 Mo. Yearf¥ Basts; $250/per lllO ......... -~~•· ~-M --~ , -· ,., b' Col -•·• bO u 1prlnk!ors, rr ...... H course. or wk~ c ' • -" one-..,....,-._..,. e-. .,....., a.uve.., '&' O•ll<ll me n llul°'-JI C'-·.-• ·' •-ommtnton '--2 BR. •--··· ~ 1% blQ to Ntwpcnt fk1&bll block to a ro1f coUr1e fair-SA~~ -CE ---~ _ 2680 1C1 ft. $«.500. by owner. 3 BR, hu,re l'am Rm. 1'6 f. BDRM clOR to private , tlo Nu•••-Lldo· -~ -•· bool • --r.·~ •1 ha •· be ~ ~ .,...,..,,_..... ...... ., hde incotne proper t v a.. nr '{-...:..-.. 'P'"..... commUD\•u beac". $295 Mo. pa · r . ..,,....,. ~ • --..e ,,._,, way. "ay ve "' aa,c> •-.. 1 -· _ .... ....l 1 uao ~· _ .. "". .,.., C1H 147·~1 v ' -•·· ~· ~·· back yard wttb alley • rUlced tn .qvick l&lie)o meet ..,voa. new ~" &~ Westclllf Plaza, ex cond, -Fum. Avallabl~ to June. ··~· _.,.
642-7777 """"'· Ftttpla.,., bullt·lnl, transltt l'anl· <• bdtmo, bOmo -the 'I.,. V-BY °"""' l BR. l don. 1enc:ed pallttl...,,.,. 64H'l31 & Hh kr HAL MOltlt t BR. S Ba. <pta,
·UOC Harbor Blvd., C.b-1. cpt. I: drapes. 1% bt.thl. For family room, forp;W dinine Country. Cub. 4· BRa, http Nr. s. Cout P1ua. 2 yrs * BAY VIEW Fee 'iOt 15' 2 Houw; 2· Bdmu. ell:. on bltnt. M'. beads,·
Open EvH. ~polntment '» .ee room plus 911 an pvpoiie family room •with wet bar, okL $3.fiOO d\111 to 6% VA x li::j' w/ plans. '$34,900. onelalOoletdBtach.Eacb pools.tennll.rn.atM
HARRY .OGGS room. u.i;:..r: fO,!Oll • dlniJir .,., •lo. MUST BE IO&n. !21,llO. 912 p,.., Pl. Owner54S-n<9,54MZ'I $195 Mo. yearlJo bull. ~~-~;~~~' . Dup'9:rW....lcle ..... __ , __ ' otter•. SOLD ,_·,,-al'1_,rt--.ble 0U-• · ' -'9rk 'b<drooms ....._Lillo new. REALTY _, ·~ .,.........._p.l!ll'ahl""" ~"" Mual 54tM04I ' ; ,.,. .. ·--2 Jenarlf• ffousest ,
" 0ne blo<k;: ~ .... 11199 Broolchunt ~ 541.sno •take ..... lip 0, thtiex. BY OWNER · .,..,. a Br. NowPort1H~llM• · 1210 r•• " . . "?N!:'."'a::"V1:!q, "W;. s BQRM m j1ro.
--96U831 968-3ti()i'; ~LEG""""E R~~ crpUonal bay, 2 Ba. Natural wood bltn Both neat A clean, Jl!lW ·roOm· Mo, . l yr old: temilt. JOOll.
.. , """'n: utility ,,,..: OCEAN a. JAY for an lddtt1ona1 1 uni;,: · '1. , lea·'" $3(ll). ~ • · ll«M a ..,.I_ Lee. -... ,Cll ~ ~I-Im . ""'"· ctrpo. a... to .. 1.ia . . ....,... 4 ....,. R<Ule • ""
Excellent for &CC."OWltant.' OPEN SUN An/NOON .. f-i::ai-lllllblf A lbp'c. $25,500. 548-02H V'8w of nearly lJO" Build for the future ~ Mtty, Inc. lelMe 1
• !':~'.' .. ~ ... BR-2b&~~~· 1601 lon•le Doono, 0 THWEF'IEA§ii Ol.Uo-E'= IMMEI>. ~ ..... , $3,0J) 3~::,,~~~;;::z':; --~Wiii '7s.31111 BA-..:... ~th~ .,......, ~uua11 .,,.. CH • Dn. $150 Mo.~ cltoan &4klt ~ ot $40i000 on th1I n.. uchanp tor property tit~ 2401' E. o..t Hwy. O!M '"""'~~, ... _..,,,, · -.,..ble..,... ....... m!Oll E><c1utMom.o...home· 311{. 'Bl, w1p1ay""'"· ,.,.,... .....,. . .,... l!!!!!"!'!'li!!!!!!!!!!!.,.""!"-'l 1up"""""·21ro.
GENCO REALTr -Irvine Terrace ,.... a"""'4 ~ • -bltno, dlx. .... <PL Lota • LLOYO IARNITT ~: 2 BORMB .• 1~ .... IG5 .... ,sN!oo
·"' w, 19th 9treet. C.M. SPECIAL 11 Hu bbr U... s BR, 2 Ba. ~.....,·-ING ·2' ~-"wood. "5,!0ll. """333 ,,. Ci) L REALroR ' m.-............. Patio; '""""· H h ~-~
-POOL & VllW-priood to ..n fut at. '81.500 1i1••.;.;;.w -~ Mota Vordo 1110 ~ ' 2333 E. Cout.ffwy, Oii.i ...... Broker ~ Ulll1f1M -
• ' BR. ' ... FA. bit-In ... By .... N \JolyRn ' ....... ~-~;;;;;. I I A l ' y -ltlftloh te· lltaro 200S ' BR..-· walk .. Near,......., 3 BR, 111 b&· ktt Mrv pordl. dbl pr· ...., CORll ·MA N ~lw/w ~ • BR. lam/din nn. !rpk, N NB Olo ""-2IH OLIN MAit $1Ht , • -; ....., pa lo
,121.1'0 CRV ... lb>. Low l•.....i.t. 30 'UALTOAS tou!lwn.. dlohwui*: 2 Ba. W/W -drpt: panl, ... -• ·r -3 BR lll> ...... rA WORKING &tr!' I0 1 ....... "/' .. ,.,,.., ..... °""' .Wiii-cS., -. Small. BUT hal 30l6 I c...t Hwy CdM • 1 ""\ 't , 1..,_,.11 Boat opoee. °"""' Aaumo Thia One IW 'hoa~ o:atpeU f -OI lllm. Unlvmlty Put Hcilna Ill\. 11!' *•• •
-.. ~ ~-l'IS-J.56< ~.1 843,500,Appolnt• •675-1662 ' fv .. llPr~~~ FHA~~. -"""'-JNOIVIDUALITYt """"'a':i':'"kt~loram::. wilh...,..oa.,.,-.1;-_;i;;_-.:=-.:::::=-,~..,,., "~ ~~ ·---illJAA ( u.-mb ~ ltM15! I llr. 2 Ba. --·-"""" a ........ m-un. ! llR. --Cha•nol llMf EUil DOSH, Reiltor OPIN SAT /SUN ' Y ' nvnpYI BY OWNER' Mea V-bl!m. 1'00 .. ft. Fomd llaht with builWn -)W< IO ..... -wllb 1'11Jo, I.riot. 3
1'1nthoull Afr'• . l201 oiirtepl Piece So1J<.'8SfA llLTY co, Pa.-,tttt, l BR. 4 Foun"I' aJr ht'I· OeL dbl pr :::·, !.~·-~ ,;.i to N""'°" Beadl. can Nr. _,, alv •Sia
t or Sale OI t.cue 'al IS60 1130 W. o.st lDcbwaY f. 8R 1~ batJ\ Jaip famlJy. MW210 i:.... 5*1le, l '.44%. loan. 129,500. w/tlec opener, a1ld tc> the• tenn1 '° cll1 DOW ~UU • 17154 Vu 8'ann
per mo.' 1o r "''\t* pertiel $4U4T2 EVES. C13* fr. Rll.&e.l Vacant $29,Q)O 2>34 Calvut Aw. ~ oeq. e; Owner ~GOO. ..... • ti~! Pll.Dl u1M£-A• 3 Bit 2\i 8a ••••·Cl< ,1a1Jibu17, -Dal'·":J;•-DAVIDSON R~ 3BR.ram.pM!den,c•o. Pri.,on1y.-l.INl&Y•' ___ =.all eltcl. 3. ·-1-...,. r..~w • ua.i·oeoo1t11¥t1i Ownr. Aaume nu $21.500. ror Dall1 PUot Want Adi. I tw Jiit,..... 1 q,. 'Diii llllO lie: .W. 1\Mltor. m-...~ ) Dial 5464480 Ewa. 5651 2 trl~otl If with• wan1 HI WlU t<t: 2nd. Sf.O.tm Olal IQ.6S'1I I« RESULTS ~ DAD..Y PllDl' W:
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:NTAL.,.~ NEW 1 •-: ;...t',riin. ;.ii 2 ~· C::.. ~·"" = · EXCLUSIVE LAGUNA HA p~ wia;.1,:, I· CLASSIFIED IN"~'·
a :.t..:..., 2 ~ Qulii ~ &.',; ::t. ... .-.ft'~ .ON.THI llACH ' A!• c.Mlt!w!fli , ~J'~ ~~ .:&-1oar11+--"'"'''' ~4!••rWi-' (, ~~· ~ 16-mi , RtiliC 2'Br;.1i ~ · 2'& a ....... 'a... et:I ~I AVlllUI: bo!9>~ lo oo L __ ~~ -.... 2 1111. .._ 'nllii1> -: -.. tio ...... it!O. » urm.., •U.. Oeit •-~"" ,. .......... •II•••• •,t Pho11111 Are o,.... 8:00 o.111o-SIJO .p•. ~.;--:..ii:. 1$1.fQ. Uu•llanta Aaa Aft. C!QP91.~-·~:-.. rlmlioaQrc--:..:.:=:..:! a!Naili' -.. U ' • -,, ,, ·;,, su.1219or5'3-IS11 ·•voo " • .. , . , • • , .' Lq1iaa-, Id;'-~'=4~ ', 'I jo Noon Seturdoyr(:loted Sunaey '"
'W'll\.L A HOME N-rt·-~~ ..._ ~, ,Haalf._ll -. ~ ..... -m~·wllhlll -,_, t' ,'ou Dl "L nt"-Et:'.T ••2 51.78 /,,..
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' 1'82 ~ W1nltftd. A~ 11eo1•· NEAR 000. ta...· 2 Br. · · • ' "'!' -~..-'*" lteol letlhl ..,._ 6MO ·JI _,. • ...., ~ 54().1220 La9un1 Blach ,494-9466
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1 ...,..., nr """'°" a -l'W Penlnou!t t ' !10 ~ts, N•wly dee. Adu! .. only $l15 Wint l!riY1cyf, Newt 1 AD . ulillllto paid ~ Call tor diita)la oo ~ • nt1 """'1~, • ' --· JD' W'• lol -·"""" M-. JOt -,4 .,.,11. e~ adGl . I.Nall. QN!:Bll),,,..-'1>"""""•"' ..,._.,, • ntes 1for 1.tt A-2nd TDs. '-"''l''"''\~ · L--. '• ' •bwt Feb:'25' , ,,,,,.:IS. mo.:te9Wabuit~ M mo IUii~)', DAll.'f PILOr -Oraort Counly for--·"'"""'"-.ID __ .._,.,......,,.........,.,. ...... &....,
oouae.'cur<:r ·v'R.euxtable ~ . 1;:-~.' ~: ~,;: ~ • t4ui. 5.16-i.!1J' G =~8~ ~=--rd . eo. me. M•n Add,....'au 1111. N.._.,.....,..,ca11t. '.c \ '-..... ~-.31~.r~µB9. ~,~ orchll<!re•·lll0.~U2'1 COZYlbd1m.l/'ple.--f.311~Sj. ' Hour-'le911t.tion.--D•ea'tin9'1 s.;..-t:.,._
4''!11if<i,1; 2 ... MW crpta,. ~' ' ~ ut\fltlel. 3 mt' lll baihl. $150/mo, ":;'·J:~Adulm, "' * u-.11 Offl W.2111 51M0611 "r. V"><I 1•14<1 $}15. ~~ 'w will leue Ci.11 .fler fi p,in,-~ W,,eU.s,McCudle Realtors pe ' ~Mii eel Eves. 8'$:1*• , 0 W.US7 l"fl01'll AdV•rtl•l'I eh•lJ•:t cheok thiWir adl Cl•ll)' and ...Pff't lmme•litei1 'ffftlt
w/qpibt·to buy. ~1fi11 l BDRM turb •.Pt. ind. Util ' 5*-Tm ' $inti1 ~ $'20 ~ = =-= . , ... ..l. •t ~leo1'*9tflOltlont. THE DAILY PILO~ @'1'"''9 llablllty for tr:rirs on!' to Sa~,.., L1-L.ihf1 '3630 , $\_15. ·mo )Tly. l bdrln w,:. 2 BORM. Apt. $110; 1 am&ll len1oe (lfQtnl 'location. ~911, TJ>:. I....= t tn• •-*'of IHlltllllhlnt the •dvertll!iftent ODrt.ctly one time. C,\:
_._na ""'• , fU:rit fliP.t._ incl utQ $1!!0 •. -mo cbikl OK,.. No Jlflll. VERY de,an 2 BR. 2 8a. -• H $60 OOO . • _ '-. +
' I mi\M. Unfuni .. w/o:iml; . yitf. UdO are.i.~w~--.-i3s,Ml1Evu It \\~t Carden Apll. Priv. patio, c. ~.N1'T:"'S:· Prtvite A~ne '~lrivettor DEADLIN~.''Oft co_PY AND KILU1s:ao, ... ,. the day be!,O(!~JIU·l~·tjo,n.;_~~c•pl""
fillli' pald. ~OK J.l)OKJNG for a place! From UNF\JRN. 2 Bit duplex. 2 lX!OI. NIOI\' ~ ~15Z ea.ta Meta &GJ.t&S wane. to buy ~ lat Wetk~i , Edltltr1 and Monda/ieitlont When cla1lng ti~ I• a.so P.MI. 'P'rtd1y.
ff Month~ $511,'~~ ~dren OK. $90 mo. 2130 1,.aauna .... •t·.r1S705 itfDICAL • Pri.fea&iol»J A 2nd Tl>a.~llle di. YOU MUIT HAYI kl LL NUMBa"I ~he" kllllng an ad becauit'of qulctc l"tllutta. fi . 1 \ 9642-;12659 'lburln, Apt C: ~ ~ Sui.tel tor teue cu.tom count,1 • ' 1 .. IUft tti m'lltc.• a no.rd of th• klll number given you by ~-•"'" •d taker .U
1 L.,.eJ'Nfguel· ' 3707 ~ , -. UKE NEW .2 Br., ~ t'l)ts., 100. CLIPF ·!>llVI . remodellil& .'ya.ii 11112 Satdlr MOrfaace., Co. I~. verlnOatlo" •' )"lur c1ll. .• . NEW 4 BR 2 BA. lam rm, Corona def Mar 4250 mi.. bll-ina; cupolt; no ~y ~7UN~ Main .St.. Hunt Be~ . ~ .l3S £; 11th_ St. ~ Every off!,_rt to m1do te tc.111 or corr~ f new•• that hllla beef? ord,red;-!twt wt 01t;1· ~~ JM beach.' 1 ml BA~Jt apt; "cle,n il pets. Adul~. S43--6l89 .. Ye&d)r LM-.14 2 JMmil,. U-213) 435-8221 EYtt.1167a..W = . ,.ot 1uaraf!tet t• d• .. until th• ad hat .,pured In th• paper. • _ '
caU dub. $Bl. 495-'5593 · chetTftil, t mm e Ii. oi> N-.... L 5200 ~-~-~ le: Shope ...._ DIMl•A•LINI A• •1'9 llttlctly CIA In advanoe ly mall or at any one of o r olfiOea.
e11paricy; 6 4 2-12 3'4 or ..--..r"' • .,.. ...... ~,. ... .-uvm'fttly"Apt. lnlfU1ttl1I l1nt1I '°'° ANNOUNCIMINfS NO Phtn• trde,... ~tnlulil · 3t50 ·~· ~ SlSO J:PO'Qp. ~J atMI NOTICES Tht DAILY PILOT ,...rvea the tltht to cl .. tfy, edit, oeneor or refuae any advtr-
1/. · 496-'.He . _ . tlterntrrt, an• ... chang. ltt rates and retulatlone without prior notice. ·=· --1, 1~. ba. blt:ina. BACH. ~. .!~ only; REAL ISTA.,_ ~SQ ft warthouM 4 Oftlce '-1'111 (II-Mil I , -· -rm. UM' al gas le wat'et .pd. No pet!. TOWNHoiJSIS IS + 6000 IQ u paved A fenced --HOUSES fOIP SALE NIW,OIT •••ctt "* OIUJTlH• s11v1c, t • 1 tfJJ
---c:rt, .... ,,nsi • ~t.c. $100 Mo. Avail March l; • O.ntral _ )'&l'd. 1855 Lquna_ CanYon ANGORA T)ipe Female cat, llJMI~~-' ~ 1• :::::; ::::::• :: :~~r,:~c:t·alNTAU ' tt::= ·~ e>-nc ADU-~15 ONLY I ~<h•> ..__ <n4> <G---~'A an.cw,>1• .. __ n C1)fT11 _ nM was«L1,,. .,_ 'l!"c""' , • , ,.., q::.+• -..crpld 4 drpd. -Avinlblt! R1nt1l1 Wanted 5990 ~ · or '""J' 1 l r·"":. . ...,. ea "'9'1A.DIL MoA• 11• utttvl:111TT P.t.t• .,,, 11i.oots 1 .i. WI Mutt . see to appftcia.te. 2 BR qt ,with .pnce. ·2 bediooait 1'batht ' ___.:• -collar. 1'ttUnd ' or 5 wks MIL\ VllDI 1111 tACIC IAY 4241 l'UllNACll tll"Alltl. lie. U H
E' 11.px>. 544-2514 or u~.N-~Y fumimed,.. • Newi .. dttOrated. WANTED by Mareh ht. NEW-lllduatdal Rentals 8f0,_11th. lr\>ine, C.Mi ~=?,',"~,. :!!! lASTtLU'"· 4'H2 l'iUaHl'.fU••~JOalHO. -_ .vu.. .. v . , 5'S-6118 , / 11 , ...... COltON• ,,L ... f 41H .... ,INl•r'"• .. ,
1 . A<t ~ ...,, 1., 1 1, v1.-_ · New carpets throlllhoti1. Unfun 3 bdrm 4 _ de~ 01 1Ne1l';Harf:lor I Baker. 17'0 _-.. " :=•f'O•~~~l!_TI ~t1• 1AuOA '* OMllOl:llf!!•' ,..,_ ~ ~ ,UM
I .-, , ~ .... --#25/U" ,bdrm,.,w to,~tiil.: Pri1er--,Ft. ,l ... ~ L\01!'.S W•ll;.t ~ cash 1£' -lHA -· ,n.,1 IAY ISLANDS qN Gt:NlltAI; 'fnvltll' 'IMl2 -~ I ,L.'. 4-~ '!!NC~_l_ N ""'' . . ~ ~-1---. LIOO ISLI. -.,., GIUDIMAi"3! ., ~ ''" . ,"=mo. $100. I~ ~ Two year le .. preierred. • 8. lnlC' $.JOO:·,mo .yr .,. •• No ID. Madeira Ave,. MYC• 1•l IA\.ttM.-tlUHO 4Jl.I 01.AD J-\,1.'°' ~ ""
ii II Ls ti~. f' PENINSULA POINT tAl.SO ' round.S&~..tt·s. Lots ;. ~A ' 6100 C.M.Jdtntlty.56-2811 ~.. .,..... :: ==~::o:~:~H :: :::Efn.."'°'l!.. :: Availa~ March lit WHO Wanu • roomttiate? LG. hlir -Bi&: btl&'!t male. . ..... .. SIAL IU.CN ' .. HIALTM'C&.Ull '"' I Dix. 2 . Br. 2 .&!.: Carport: 'l IWtftYim."2~ ... thl. Fe-"'e, ... 22, ·--··-· .__ $1.000 DOWN on 11mall Ievtl t ... ,,._ .. _ _._ ·--... A .. .:.._ ........ ttstN\.ANDS .... LOH• IU.CN ..... NAULlt111•· • ,,.
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. ' :P,ifntlllied """4000-· Jl67-.50YM1BAJ.frly.6is-:0Rl358DR. ~:'.".I'11'7T:") :i' .. .,.. ........,1 UK" Ooeanv:lew lof Laa:una Cl -v.._,.-.... ... _v.AW .. ,-Uli.fVllSITT ·~· 11P ORAN•• COUNTY ... MOUllCUJAMfll•. '"' Carpets, arapn, bWlt.ins place on Balboa Illland. h n ... __ $ 9. 0 Cub. 5'5-ll61 ,..,,N. • ..... O.UDIJil oaova "It HfTllltOlt OICOUTINI •1fl Finlplacej 3 cal" carport 644-1700 ext 533. uk for Brae . D<Ua.<R,...., ·4_, • • IACI( UY I '#ISTMINSTl!ll .. 1, INCOMI TAJ( '11t .. CLEAN Bachelor Apta. ' Aakirc $265/Mo. -payable $S0 ·mo. including FEM. Collie between Santa. IAITILU'" llft MIDWAY CITY ... ,, lllOH, Otu..-t•I. Etc. ,,,.
r -' AD tll incl -Joann after 6, 673-&l2l 1ntere1t. Owner. ( 714 ) Ana. & 22nd St. c M IRVllll HlllACI 1241 SANTA ANA 4UI IROfllNO "" .. ~'RENT · u ., .... up Bay & leach. blPLOYED Lady .needl 1 645-0682 •• ~~= i;~,::~u ~= SANTA ANA HlllHTS .. INl\ILATINf ''" l ,. . 315 E, Balboa Blvd. BR .... _ A 491-1210 1 TVSTIN 4Mt INIUIANCI! •Vt Ir~ Fu1'nltu,. BALBOA 613-S94S Realty, Inc. ,,_ ... U-Y.l-.. pt, beach area, FEMALE pup Baiaet t ::~ .. ~ 1!: coAsT,.L 4JM 1Nv1sT1GAT1Nf. Dttt«1•1 ,, .. il'ii15~ y ·· ··• ·2 Bit Jll' beaches A·sh)ps 901 Dover Dr., NB Sult.e 221 w -~ ~ P1'111' Relort Propertj 6205 Hound, bm. ·~ Smitb ~~~Utio . :: ::::=:: :~tt.NL :: ::~~~:y."LR1j.Atll. l!•c. ::
I : .• U'l\c:: BW $IBO ~ mo., yrty. Util: :.~-1Ev:s. ~ =~y r..1~S p~ • FOft ~ l'nrn tx.me:;tb Mor(mry H.B. "~:Jla'TOfC =~M 1411 r:..:":o~::n :~ t::~t:~NO' = ·~ *'°" .AvaDable) paid, 5.18-a911; 6'75-5818 fil!EGAMr .,l v} e • .• in• .. ni-nt, ·~ f!-ho-Mou n:ta l n Cofxkimlnlutn BOY'S Often sweater, near :O.,NT._:O:.u.uv oua ~:: T1t1rux • .te. .,. MASONllY, IRIC« .ait ~ ~.~~I r ~"' 1AC '"" s1ffP, 8. 5fG-7rao . Sonora Shcool, after 5·3(1 11.lL llACll t• CONDOMINIUM ., .. MO'llllt A S~OlllAllE "'' ~ :;;,~i·f0H.;:~~:c~ : Lido .f~le -.4351. =~:w~!te~l~~ ~~;.A'!.='' ·56-181? · '~~·::N·:.C~. •:::, ReNTALS :!l~:-:"•n•ln• !:
It, Furniture lleftt1l1 .,.,1'ft1l.'rfcfln"n. ..... ,, .. ,, ' ·-. 2394~6p.m;.. . • '·NDLOlt' DS • ""°""'·a Dtte."'rt-,;,621._.0,,3 1'0. Gennan Shepblril l'._ LON•••ACM lJM ADt.s. Unfurnished c~i~o:oRAP~Y :~ "vn.~£-......., ~ ~ ~ -~ felbatl. lkvwD /Wit_ ~ -;;;.-. '* llNl'IA\. ..,. SMt •tlMf"l'ttdli I if'"""9
'RI .~.·:,.,....541-3481n~ . .2800 storY 3 bdrm 2 bl.th. UPPER µupiex. 2 ~-$160; J"REE RENTAL SERVICE 5 A NR •Jltmltl ~xtnt view F-·-"'0.:.1-..bl. 67S-u-:-'' OllMM CfVlfT"f ~\. •• COSTA MllA SlM ~::.... . ... "' .....
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"';;::,;;=:;:;::;f;'ci:::: I ·~•·-, South patio, 2 ear '1' ~~r. ''ue·, .t.A..M .. ·I...!'.. .-...., Bro'·--.,.,_..,,.... --·i-~;;;t •w· tr ' e •• 000' ""'-' ... DN...... • • ..,,. ... ce\1!11:• •• "" ,.. .... v11os s111 roo!>lreiooM1N•, ''H ~ ._...,..,._.... II~ le IMU&>"" ,., I"".. 111:-1' _._ -" • fUtl • ""'' "'..J:."ATI W "IWl"OlT ISH:M 1111 POOL SlllVICI! 4tll
HOW>AY PLAZA _parkinc .... $27?1/mo ·9hort See~11pp't~:._ BUSINDSmantrandemld. 11).dn."3-mDl-lOUd:alf:. t.ost"l; ..'1 .~, MOlflirfMMftR :::; ::-..:::;::~::-r: ,owr1swnP1•1 •n$
PIVWC .,. .... Wldrm. ~ at ~ Yl'b'· Adu\ts., ..... Mtsi Wbtte J'r'.12-91!0 Wanta: 3-4 BR by Mar. lat. ....._ , MJDWAT crrr "'' w11TCL''' n• ::':,::•Vice :: ~ ~.Pt. $135 ·Plua util Owner 543:1558 or • 6t2"5200 CHANNEL Front·UPper 3 CM area prdelttd. 83M82l SuWlvlalon L1ncl 6212 u.Mtlo """ ''" uM1v1a11Tv PARK m7 uoto ••Nin. ate. ,,,. 4 den $180 Plus utiL u Ba y ,., 1....,. LOsr -MIN. ttMALE SANTA ~ ... ,,. ,•• ucK MY su• •EMDDtL1No " its,••• ,, ..
1 ~ n...;,..poo1, •-pi.-~-Huntln-''on.' ·Bia'""' 4400, Br. 1--,. • earv --WANTED yearly leue on ·~.io.L 01tAHee u• t:AST ILU"' 12u llMODILINe, KITCN11111 •td ~ -........... •• 't Adults, no pets. ~2'151 Lido, 3 or 4 bdrm A Fam PIOPE!ITY ~naaer ruSTIN IMI COIOflA DI\. MA• SUI SclN9rf ... ,... 6t55 I '1 No .children-No pets ~ -color ffOllTH TVSTIN 1'41 SALIDA UM Sl!WIHG '''° l, 1165 -.. . -CM 612.5851, UTILITIES PAID 2 BR. 2 Ba. cpls, drpg, bltns. rm. price open, 873-8244 WITH A VIEW Salt A Peppet -Abou' .t,NAMltM 1'51 IAY llLAN(>S 1ut Sl!WING MACHIN'I' 111,•1R1 .,,t ~ B<:nna furn. Htd pool Adult! m pets Lie $16§. 2 years old. Answers to the llLY•ltAN CNIYON UQ LIDO Ill.I 1311 Sl!l'TIC , .. .NK$, ~ lie. 6t&S l _!;..lli5(.' ul~paid' 1.• ~~.Apt ri. H.B. _ealI==Sa=·=·=4=Sun===,'=rn.mo=' ==='I~~~ w:t;:. ~ 31AcrelioNortbem Otqe. name of "CHATI'Y." Bluet:::: =~",!t,. = =='~~~o:A~~:" = ~:~L~~=GCO~TIOL I :~~ ;_ .~-"-b ....,......... ' • 536-2914 • ~ 963-6908 IU&h cm a tnon; tbia prop. collar, M tac. Vidnlly of u.eVMA M'9UIL 1Jtf UUOA ISLAND »SI TILE C"'9111k 6'74 ~:;;,ij'9'•$l'Olttt 534-6980 ~="""-='~"""---1 !~-~~!:'!!'f!... __ _;s~~~1::::~~;;;::::==;:::; erty ---~ " ·-Illes __ .. TulUn • Fairhaven in Or· .... CUll'•NT• '"' llAL llACN Jut TILE: Ll!ltl.Ul!I a Mtr'I.. 6'7J RENTALS -· --.. .,. '-'" .... ..,. .IUAN CAPISTRANO ,,. LON• IUCM SHI TllEE SEllVl(E , ••• 't I .~;-tit_._ •. __ ._ 41'00 , R.ooma fof lent 5995 eacil lot could be cut wttb a ange Thunday evenlha:. Jan-CAll'ISTllAHO IUClt 1121 ....... COUttTT NM TILIYISION leHlrlt lie. ••ts -Aptt. Unfurni1hed Prest1'ge L·• .. 1'on magnllicent view • .Priced at tiarY 30th. COOtact Jim DANA rDINT 1111 •••DIM ••OV• "" urHOUTlt:, ,.,. I -$.iilPD -'"-Ill PRtv St.ti kland REWARO. Da t.,.LS.,. U4' WUTMIHIT•• uu WILDIH• ""' , ,, ·, · UCING e Coat• Melli ., 5100 . Room &: bath for $16,000 per~. P)r flq'ther c _ YI. oc1AN1101 1ne MIDWAY ctTY '"' JORC~&' EMPLOYMENT
• 3 ' ..,..__ ·----. •""·---L .... fl om_ployed lady or ttudent. 'infonna.Ucin, pl e •• " call 5(1-4111. Evtninp, 639-4337 SAN 01100 ,,,, UMTA AHA ,.,. . "fl!' ~,,_ ... ~ -"'-,.,__. "'"~'.".t
• ., ;])'. ' Zill" --;.lm ....... _ k G'"M --m· _-u :... ·-~th . ' ' • llYIRllD• COUNTY ,. SANTA AHA Mll•tlT' itJll .IOI \rfANTIP· MM 1"11 'o . 4 BR. 21L •ba. .Ant -i-"1.W.R:ge Par . 642.-3683 1e £UU jlllUll w1 MOU ... TO II MOVID 1"' TUSTIN ..... JOI WA,.,._O, .'#tfllt1t .,_ 1_,0 ~ ,. : -6. ......__ .. _. ....--"'"• ... .._ ' ~ ·~ .. ""}I"<" -· E kh~ • a.-I ~· cotn>DMIHtuM ,,.. cDUT.AL. s1t1 Joi w··T10, • · ~. ~n,·,, . . ~'llN ---... • ... -draPe1 carpets 'Wet bu' W/W Crptll ltv rm refriC ~-_VfT. ~· ~ :i....~ ·~ • "-'ue ""'"···· 1'01 _ ..... a 1t71 LAIUNA 1,IACM 17'1 MIN .-w•••• , .. -, Jrr riad'rill'far 'adart. requi.r.. ftl'l.·v . ..'.'con•ea", • • ., -·· 9'ml pvt,'"" , .. .:.... 135' '"" W ra. ........... Ave ~ ·w T••om ,.. "'' ,,. l r..• ~---- -.,...,. w-.LOlO • ....._.._, • ~,-, r'°'.:.~ .. ArAI LA.HP MIO.,.f,. • tm DOMln1c MILi" I .. in&~ A quiet. oft kit.ch. Dilbw&iber, dbt Albert Pl, C.M. 6f6-83S9 Oranp, Calif. · . ' ,.,... • RINTALS SM CU:MINTI. · SJl• AOINCIEI. Ml• llM NICrlmtnafl T ta ' · I c•~.-. ..._., __ .___.A 1191.rron :f>atk [Ir,,' CM, Reward, •_L:.a SA" JUAN C"""llA 0 ll'2S NILP WANTID, Mt11 7"G .,, v~ enan ove'!t pool ~t to BEDROOM in New rtld ..u -£.t .., • .,.,.. .. "'_, ......... ,., 54g..9442 , tteu. Furn1..,.. •""" f'OIHT "* ao1NC11s. w-n•
1. 2 A 3 BDRM. API'S. ~,.,,-~+reel'¥· medalllon'bome 2/pribath. "!!'!!!!'~~!!!'!!!!!!!l~~~i · lfNl•AL . • ,. REAL ESTAT&, HIL,.WANTlo,w-JCIO
POOL., NO anu>REN t1oi:i. · $1?.SO per wk. 6'6-~ FEMALE ~ -1>vk Otoe 1t1NTAu TD 1W1 · • 'o.nenl 1 ~";'~ ~';'9~ ... 11111 ~= .MARnNl~UE ONL v $325 MONTH ROOM ·-_... .u-llu\<' R..;;.;1.:::.;w::;;••::t.i=-"'--::'::24.::0 Si.imeae,, (friendly>. vie cOITA Mau -ttM n'""rx.-. ,,.. scMoou a 1NsT•uct10M 1400 T .w..· , .... ., .-.~ WlndW&Jd Ave.,' C8ayettst) ::: =~o'r• ::: CONDOMINIUM fflO JOI 1"111,AIATION 7IOO
GARDEN Am 835 AMIGOS •WAY ho ,_ -· 3 .Bll Home 1n this area NB ,., -11 0 1 _, Rl!rn'ALS wANfto ,,,. THIAJ!ll;ICAL • "'°
, • N B h m•, -· 11'"0'" I ·•·-I 2 lot " ~ ' "ao "" " ' •OOMS '°" H•T ' "" ueR"""ANDISE FOR ewport ••C Kit ptivl. 60-4794 or ex......... or Ol1 . NIWrOIT lllACfl ttM IOOM .. llOA•o '"' mmt "'f"
18th A: Santa Ana, C.'M. Mtir •. Apt. 9 ROOM For -nt to emplo·-.1 nr downtown Jnilewood. Val BLACKI:;H aray Ra b b t t NIWPOIT HGTS. n1• MDTIU. T1A1L1J1 COURTS sm SAL'E AND TRADE Call Mrs. Hadencm 646-5542 ~" ,~ •2n 000 Now·-La-white on DOie • ,a..-t n..~n•• Nf'Wl"ORT SNORl!S 1221 OUllT HOMll "" •u1NITUll .... .,_, · · '"'"''' " · V~ "'.,,._,. •AYSMOlll ins IC. •INTALS ,.. l'm Sin.ti Amir, Apt U3. C.M. '(oronl dll u., 5250 lady. Home • P'O o l Owner 213· "'5-6131 ~ CU"., Mesa erde Gofl OCNll aNOllt nu ~....... '"' D'lllCI tfURNITURI MU -privil $50 ... ,. ~ ' " • "'•-"' -~ hn,....,I ~lOf'lltTY UM 0'1'1C• IGUlrMIMT Mil
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii tlH. mo.,,_.,.,.,,. WILL n.-. A~ HOQlll 4 course • ....,.......... WllTCLI,.. me tUSINlll llllOl'llT'I' ... ITOll ICIUl,.,,,•Hi' M\1 '2 BEDROOM, bu i It .in "">l¥ ,...,... Ii -.••«<>n.JG r h · UNfYlllSrTY l'Al1l Htl n.lLll rAIXS .... CAri' lt-lifAU•.vtT :101• R & loo d 5-.r.• to6un1tlinlAIQlll.,Beaeh. ~ ... ~ •1 3, white11v1N1 ml 1ust1ttss ••ffTAt. ""141t"ftu1,MIHT · IOU
. kitchen, W/W c. r pet •• )' .... ; 1;.;DD.:;;;m,;,;..,;;;...;;.;.:;;;';:..._;;,;'.;,;:-Call Mt-14lt · 1etr;We poodle, Rew.rd. =~ :tJ,, n .. Of'll1c.-llNT.t.L w• HOUSl!HOLO GOOllS .,.
drapes, private pat lo' • :~:::;~!!!'.!.! ROOM, kit privL ,Room &: aUlllUU ·-~:i.~Mlta St. (:pita. Mesa. IRYIHI T1R1t.11c• !!!: ~=:l~A~L'.·'•ortllTY -= ~=~~·u::L:uCTION ::
A ...... dul' ... ·o~ ... •• .. '~ .. ~.· •rt• board. Real reae. Older FIN"N' cr.L· ' I ,,_._. ' ' c,o•ONA.OSL MAI U'I INOUIT•IAL llNTAL "" A"LIANCU 1100 w,-..., --dealred.!SC&-3752 ~ ::;;Ji i5Sf · · ALIDA Hit LOTI •IOf NtfiQUIS l llC Bkr. 642.-9555 L Choe Point Siamese lAY ttU.Not tlH IAHCHll 6\M Sl!WIPIO MACMUllS 1120
' CM ~ ---------ON~ ACRES .... ~'*"""""'• •• 'cat ana to woo. Vic of ~°i?.C::L~SU.ND = CITllUI lllOVll '17S MUSICAL IHSTR!JMINT "" ...,.. Up' Moving Feb. 2nd 1 &: 2 BR.·hrn A Unfum GUiit HOMM 5"1 ~ -•Poppy, c.dM. R'eward. MUNTINOTON 11AcN tt11 ~=A:~srNoae !=: :~0~gsaoRGANs :;::
....... 2 BR. w/gar. Lee. :med yd. Frplcs I Prl I Patios I Wholetile luslMll 673-6089 ;oUICTollN VALLIY 2:~1 llllORT PIOlllR't'Y •HS TILIVISlOft J 'hM
'"'Bach apta. Patio: water pd. 2 1ocations Pools. Te'rmis • Conttlt'I Bk· PRIVATE ROOM with TV National cosmetics company REW'"nLov= I" It I , .... •• :" .. g :..: o•ANt• (0.-l:t0',llT'I' ,,., NI·'' .. n .... -. '•1•
.,r•a>,_ .. .-· • ·r.... • . f hulato ..... -·--·--· d"trl ANJ---I e OUT OP ., .. ,... r110 ... • lltOI TAlll!: RlCOROltl mo iVtSl 6 Phone ll!f'Y. 2224 Placentia., Apt. D $115 . fst :r noie PIJwGrffn. or_ am ry .. ,,.,. or has 0 . .--..,.;.., q • "~", 2 Jno. F. boxer, 011.flltl CllUMTY !!'f,, MOUMTAll!t a OISlllT •nt CAM•RAI a IOIUrMINT n•JSOO 2176 Placentia. Apt. c $115 900 Sn Lane CdM 644-26ll gentleman. Good food, home bu tor. u you have a buatness ,, ' ked M ff B IAHTA AH.4, .. SUIDIVISIOM LAND 4t1' HOll'I' SU,,lllS 1400
• 63M1AO e !Ma-•-•ur· ~-.·~---8 ,_1 like almolphere, , lar&e yard ....... -.."", ieader1i.1 .. abJl.. no · 5 u • • ·area. wasTMINtTttt "11 ••AL tsTATI s11v1c1 •111 s,01tT1No oooos uoo
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MODERN 2 BR. llh ba all • patio, ,Licel18ed home. tty, can think in terma of SILVER n. .. -Bra let COASTAL a• •· e. WANTto u. 1111scat..u.Niou~ Na& • ·· -Coroll-'-Apts. Avail now. 548-5225 tµa~ yelJ'.b'.income,,cab in-__. .... .i~ ~ 1.AOUNA II.II.CM ms IUSINl!SS and Misc. WAl'ITID Mu
etec., cpts, drpl, G.E. kit, . Jil'U RESl' HOME tor elderly vest $300), and wouJd llft VSelC ~~-1 or ~·m;._ Gft..!,t LAGUNA H .. if,•L 1m FINANCIAL ~~~':t~~~· ~tc. ·:;:
patio, encloaed pr., nr. bus. 2 BR. unfUi'n. Penthoulff-ladles, R&B lt .. ht care an interview to ditctlU tMa n ... y . ncw .. u IAN CLIMI -1 "" tUSINISt orrOITUl'llfllt .,.. STORAOI fJ7)
$140 Adults. s~t .levi;lwtudio& All elec. dose in. 49f.2m:-:6 . • opportwilfy, .end brief _re-847-1513 ~,::,~u:~mANO = l\11111111 •WAMTiD •JU IUILOOIO MATllltALI •• ,0
\ E 1 BR .• bltna. 'Mir. i24 E. 20th, C.M. kilch d111hwaabers· some toThen.n .. pQ 'Box ~_i.....-i:'.:t Tu•• ..... DANA NIHT n• INYISTMINT °'"'111111tlM Ull SWArl 11" ; .·::;:r;li. ~~adults .... 1 ....... DELUXE 2 "'"-" ap• a'dul" , , swne .......,. o.. ...~i~ &I.Ill ....... 111vaat101 COUMT'I' t• INV•STMINT WANTID ,,,s PETS and LIVESTOCK ~-UUAJ .,,.... .......... ., frplct, w/w carp. & drapes. Income pNAlll.-6000 # 1!{·613. -Vic 19th A Irvine Ave. Colla YMATION ••MTALS ·me MONl'I' TO LO.llf •l'lt
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en nwi.. nr mkt 2 car .............. n....• •110 to . :..:!::"-'" -Meaa •n -alt 6 PM -·••UM = •••IONAL LOANS flH P'•TI. GINEtAL "".,, ~ -,,,,,, ~-;::.-o'-.1t • · FRl""IDAIRE · ~"" ·u• -•ownn ,.... '"' "" : ~ Ctt $$5; •P. unit. lS-265, 16th Pl&ce, see .. ....._ o..nuu .. , • 6 SmWnc Ollll'!-IJlll r 11"-"' coLU.TlllAL \.OANS ms DOes 11u
-~ ~~ .• ..-. -·~1a u-.... • 61).:3378"" · Mon•i. .Maken J•T •CTION ,UR1.'". DI. . frllbu -Settft' lENtALS .1 .. " •sTAT• LOANS '"' Ho•s•s .... ............. I•'~ ..... . ..... E Coa !" "' !> ......,-. • ta.Cl-l W' U-u I ' . L-..1 MCNI!~··· T,., °'"' il4S LIV•ITOCK .... ' !S\ r~2118 -3 BR. 1% ba. O\ildn!n ·41"'6 • ts Hwy, CdM 'EAST IOI, C.M.. Beauutul reneMd, LaundrY.. Harbour. RewN't'L lfl.<&3 nvu... " urnis,_ Ml*IV WAHTID · 6aM CALIFORNIA ll\/ING t;a'a;;&w ~ cptB. .drpt. weioome.:-$1!JJ. Mar: 862 w. te~"Y 2 llR, bit.ins, a Rent.al Unit!--load cond. 28 washen, 11 dljrett, ,,:tb..i REWilDt ar: puppy, no =~llA~ = ANNOUNCEMINTS MUllSllU!I • .,,,
,. Bliis:.r:ceil, 'blt-inl, pool. ~ter Apt l QO am to crpts, drps, $i71i mo }'rly. 12 years old. Exe Income, w._. m1ooo yr. II'* tail. 1 bl e ; 1 tr. MIM OI\. MAR n• and NOTICES ' ' ~~':rHo HOLi 1 .... ~ 'Adults 4155,Jrn Maple St.. 4 pm) -~'wport Beach RI t y • $6«1 mo. $59,500. inc. J"1rid OU -bow e&S1 ft' ii . • ue " . • eye 11\•IA '¥t:tDI . 1111 NUHO ,,,. .11m .... AW NINOS nu
II •---. l"" , * • * * to own1 ' ' Vic;, 3Srd St. NB~ COLL.II rAlllt S1U LOST '411 VUATIONI = i -----~ NEW 2? BR., blbJt, inCl. 01•..-D'U • ,. • NSW,OllT ·~CN Hiii , •• IDNALI 6-5 TRll SPOR'"TION ' NEWPORT Coln·O·Matlc ··--·lo 640S HIWl'OIT MO'tl. n11 ANNOUNCllMINn 641t N '1 M i 2 Bit.; adults, no peta. aean. dil~ sep. ~· P.tio OLD l·BR., bay view. ,. ·-·-N•Wf'OIT tNO••• Jnt •••THI . Mii tOAft & Y.llC:NTS ... ,~ ~akdy funlllhed. $141.50 & ganae~ ,nss. 2312 Sanfa Prune Location. $155 Near Beach 3 Unit1, 2-tl\·o Equipment Inc. iAYSMot•• -,uN11.t.u .-11 U.tL•OATI t•11
..• ,l.f)·J• 5t1.m59 Ana Ave.,\CM. ~7 . e 67U904 e BR Ir Guest Apt. Dbl GU, ~'.4 w. v~ • BACHERLO!t new In oov•• 9"°'111 .., ""'o ~trTuA•vcwt •01 ;::1•:.J:u•:::~s m~ ';1;~~==J~~~~~~~~~~~~;!~=~:~~~~I $34,500. Fullertoll • n4: sz;.7838 uU Rekl beautltul ptI 35 ::,'J:~l~:Y ,AR• : ~::,~~ 01
•• s :::: •o.1T TWA•~•tts ::~ ·o -~ 1 4000 Gtnenl 40000.n•r•I ' 4000 G-ham 1-lty . tor data • cotnpankjnshlp. j•v••• a u10 °' TMA•K• i4tt 10 .. , M111HTEN.111tc1 Kn I 14'. •• -w :ELD] NG Bu 1 l n e.. URGENT. 404186 ' Melt MY ... Ill MIMO••AM '4U IOAT UUHCHINt tOJ•
I ·--": Ntar ,N.B. ~t Ole. ~2414 Complete W/ all equip, I Atn M kmrer nrponeibJe r::~:L:::IACa = ~==~==~ ~:i~n :::: ::::N:l.,:~':!~111No :.:
r 1·r".!. $fill-Q~' ,(' w ,/)-C ~Q.• -::::•~~A~~ fOlt ,._d)' ·debts~ other than~:= IHI~ MA• = ~~='J~1=!.Nt ~~ ==~ ~'l.~~I~~/ :::!
I ~ I." ~). "' J,J(f'lf \J tuilntu Rtnt•I 6060 __._ Alub. Call mr OW!l, MiCtllel Kirk I"" ••LANDI -AUCTIDNt "'" SOAT CHAIT!lil ,., ~ .,.,. ... .,,..to ' for MaclJltoah ~100 tlLI UU AVIATION tllYIC• MJJ "'INIMO,OOA1'1 MU :;1 ~:)O:Z ~lH. Siaple Scrambled Word Punk jor 4 Cht&ekle A'M'ORNEYS-S sep rooma, detalled info. 53ti-U33 SINGLES -COUPLES. Ntw r~.~·'lr.:T = =v:~ANSf'Olt1.tTION = =~ ~v~::. :::1
.,~ ru.~ 1 lobby, .3 ~t&rlal rooms, MEAT ·market • X>tU. FUlly iD , LorltlJ' 0 l''HtblGfoN ''"" ,.... AUTO tt.11Ntl'OIYATt0111 ..., 10.tn WANTl:o H.H
1--'l __ ,1;)if ..... & .... --' ,,.. bl·~-2 ----ma ••• t!qulp. Ett • yn. Real buy ... i: area. ' • u I NUMTJNeTO" KAllOlll -,i.auL fll01tcll ·, Mii .. ,'","' •• '!. ... 11M
_ -T ..,.. ..._ '""u.vu for fut tilt 3lJ80 Cout, Wsintal is· J'O'I!' ~. ''NTAlf" VALLaf Ml• ""M.UI ,,. T!.JfWtltte MM LY woS HS us, '·"--.;;_ ':' ~,:,~,:: =· Good location C.M. Hwy So wS.m. ---¢111163M.m·mw-• • stAL 11~c:..,. ~~ SERVICE QIRECTORY ::;~i' :_:s ~ :j ~,$'~' ' · ...m · · · 1 ~,.no ·"c~ ~ble :::-:~n 1~• ~r.~~:: ... ,". : :tC."c\'".1' •:u \ KUY'Tll' lalboa hlanCI arn--.. ~·-1 Ea\ bl lot U\Y dibtl: other than :.-:::• ... CJ: MT't :: ... ,Lljlfl"ll •• , ..... """-~·ft MINI 111f.s~· ...... ;-·-~:. ~ -t 1nu~l r.;r:i.m;oc: -.:,.;,,,: van.. "'''AISll.. "11 ·MOTOflCTCLIS tJOt ·"'it' w ChOlce of Two, $150 I: $11'5. Cookie .• c. n d )' wndftw my own.~· £-...., "'11TM•1Tllt Mlt Al,MA\..1, ... •UI MOTOllCOOtlltt neo
I I!"; J\ltr ~ machine l'OUte v-2 hn I AM no. L::r -...... .. .ible ~~:·.:."1.arGltTS = AUTO llPAlllS ..s• AUfO Sl!ilt'll(lt a ,,,.n t olttt • -· •--c ~ ·---• AUTO, IMI ...... , ... Etc. U4' AUTO ~LS I '1'0Ulr t•'I
f:i'o ~· I'"! S14ALL Rtuonabl)'· prScect ' wkly. $900, 10 un1t1 C.M. klr MY de,bta .o~ than =f••ACM :: •AIYSITftN• ISM ra,1iL1t•. TllAv•t. \. • .. u
1"11.a u ~p y I U ,S . . Sten Bulldinga in buq area. 67W360 , my 1~~-DtMll,Flrrtniton "°'IUMA '"ev11 ' tm :;-ic'1t~=~~c.. = ~:.·~:::-Utllttr, :;: -I I Corona de.I Mu location. AS90CIATE needed for pro-t AM rio. ~ ...,._ible l~~.-::;1'1 ·, :_: •uSfMISt 11avic1t , .ut ntucx• '"' 1 . Call HUtcbtmi, 11•: t:MSll ducUon ....... Ntw plutic· ... .,, diebta' o~ .llMlft .,lttaMO ....... = ~~~~~:: !3: ~~·:: IUOtllt ' ·~~
• 1 coMMEkCO .. 300 Sq. ft. prodlM:t. ACUW or biactive. ~"" AUrtd H. ft-" ~=-"·":3M ;:,. C,\l1HITM.lllUNf .. IMN>lllD AUTOS ....
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' I I' I I' I'' e ~ ,::o~,,:h=.;-=t. Offlet Rlntol 6070 YOU can -...... l!l'CI .. 'P.O.,.... °'* ...... H A"UE ~u L~OUED fOR 1:~~E"4ir'.11~r 1:--·1-~~~ ~~ ~7:1~~=1 ·-J;~. ~;~&Nu pQL~~s
_. •#~um.slJ.I ·~ I 111: • ...:~:!a0?7'~~:00~'!~!=~~.: S.~::~ I~ YOUR HOME LA'fiLY? ~ ~ • 4 w.. ~-. ner Oitta Mt11. S56/montl1 o .. Ulld .441. Dill &lil• ~ tw -~ • ..,. D!al ~M·LETS ANS'fll ·IN CLASSINCATIPN 8000 utllltltl Included, e"'6!60 to olfor ,_..me. NOW. -· ' ,
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Use DAILY PILOT
Classified Advertising
81n1v1 me, tliere's nothing Around our home tnymore
th1t isn't being used -because the minute I discover
something is no longer needed, I sefl it, whilt it stiU
ff
has maximum value, through an inexpensivt DAILY PILOT
Cl1ssified Ad. That w1y, instead of o clutter of things
we don't use, I have ihe extra cash that lets mt have the
newer things •.• the 11erlr1" things my whole family
enjoys. Here's what I me1n.
Tho <Olh I got for tho good clothes ond trys the ohildren
hid outgrown bought mo the dooorotor lomp I'd bun
wanting. The musictl indrvrhent no one pleyecl p1id for a
big port of our port1ble stereo una. Tho power tools
redecor1t1cf our d1ughter'1 room. And, just for the fun
of it, tho good oheir thot just didn't metoh onything
onymoro took my husbond ond mo out for o fobulous
Winner 1t the f1nciest rest1ur1nt in town.
Go through your homo. Mako 1 list of 1V the worthwhilo
things you find thet oron't being u .. d. rYou'I bo surprised
1t the number you turn up the first time.) Thon, di1I
642-5678 ony time betwHO 8 1.m. ond 5 p.m. ond
gi•1 your rot to 1 friendly, oxporioncad Ad Writer. Thot's
11 there is to it. It's inexpensive tool lt c1 n cost you ts ~tft.
11 P.ENNIES A DA YI -Wei, now th1t you know my sec:rot -isn't it time fou
got storied toward hotter, Nsior, hoppior 6•ing with
DAILY PILOT Oossifiod Ads7 Stort being tho kind
of·womon who 9ots whet she wont. today!
CALL NOW
642-$618
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Reefl.. -
ROOFING l\EPAIR. no 1eaJt: .too mW!! ..... ., .
Who!Wya Wantt WhotWya Gett
SPECIAL .CLASSIFICATION FOR
NATURAL IORN SWAl'Pllli
Spoclol Rate s Ll--s 11 .... -s 11uc1<>
ltULU -A.D MU$T IHCLUOIE
Altorat10ne--64Wl45
.Neat, acctp'ate, )J yn. exp.
~. a joint ven-1-Wlltl "" 1111111 -..... s-wJllt .,..,, ...... Ill .,.. ..
ture, bu been terminated QUALITY Repairs -Altera-
u of Jan. 31. 1!189 tiom -New const. by hour
~YOUlt ,,_ •n«rlf eciar.t. 4-4 ..... fil '41~11'11Jlfta. TILi, C..111tlc "74
or Contract 646-3442 SERVICE DIRICTOllY .REPAIRS, ALTERATIONS
~OTHIHO FOil SALi -TltA\Q OftLVI PHONE 642-1671 * Verne, tbe Tile ·Man * Cutt ..... DlOtoll A repolro.
No job too small. Piuta'
To Ploco Your Trlclor'o PorodlM A4
Bobyslttl"I 6550 CABINETS, Aey alzs, lob. nade 11 ft ·-out-
-"----·----25 yn. ....... 5W6'l13 board. (fiberr)ua) for full
BABYSITTING MASTER carpenter, $4 per ot part payment on carpet,
In my ,bome. Near Magnolia hour. Remodeling . ReI>Qil'I. drapes, landscQh:w, tenc.
and F.d.in&er St., Westmtna-64U409 or 536-3900 hlc or t T 60:ts&o aft 1 pm
ter. Fenced yan1; hot meals Sea view lot on Panorami.
included. Call anytime. A-l Dr. (oll. Le Drolt) Lquna ~1-m1 Carpentry, any •17.e job! Beach•, build'" .. dra·~"-Call Gordon 847-61'45 .... .. ......
BABYSITI'ING, My home, 38 I::=======:.. avail. 1or 3 BR. 2 ha. home ~ old -llabl pi.... alto w/view. (213) Ml-134.5 v·~ • ... e. "'Y area. C-.nent, Concrete 6600
School near by. ~ wk with l'!'P'l'. Beach; older, comfy
meals. 645-1634: * CX>NCRETE work. Bonded house, 2 BR. 2 Ba, Great
BABYSTITING My horne, &. Licensed. Concrete sawing Joe. $10,000 Equity. TRADE
week day8, have 3 yr old Phillips Cement. 548-6380 for local income, commerc.
d au g b t e r. C. M\ area. e CUSTOM PATIOS• or vacant. 615-1:198: 646-16'75
549-2158 .. concrete sawing "= removal Will tradf! $8000 equity in
MATURE Woman w i 11 State Lie. • 842-1010 a 3 BR Laguna Beach house
babysit Fri, Sat, SUn from CONCREI'E work, all types. CU1Tently leased to June 15
6 pm. Call those days. Pool decks ~ cU11tom. Call for 22 ft or lqer Wlboat
673-1094 own trans. $1.50 hr. 548-1324 plus ; 494-9931
CHILD care, my home, $20 CEMENT work, no job too 14 units Santa Ana, inco1ne weekly. Nr H. B. Center. amall, reasooible. Free tt<JM n..;..,,h. .. 1 in Capable mother. 847-:llm estlm. H. Stu111ck: 548-8615 _._ ........... ...,. & t pymb $470. Trade for Vista area
• EXPER.. babysitter, days e BEST IN CONCRETE acreage, income or arove,
or nights. C o s t a Mesa. Walks, pool decks, floors. $40 cm eq 5e8676
642-1940, 646-1091' Patios. Phone 642-8514 ~·--"·-----
BABYSJ'lTING my Balboa I ::======== STUDIO apt. 3 Br. 3 Ba .•
home, weekdays, Exp er. Con. trKtotl 6620 furn. or untum.; Eut Lona: mother. Call 613--8085 Beach; value $20,000; trad~
Additions * Remodeling for Newport Beach proper-BABYSITI'ING in my home .,.,___. ,....-·-'-'· Li ty, 548-4387
for working mother. $20 ri..:u H, ~-w..,., c. -~------
6'73-$)U * .Sf9..2170 week. * 646-0709 HAVE: 6 units, pool, game
DEPENDABLE day ca re. room, C.M. Income $680/
Pref. wkly care of 24 yrs_ Carpet Clanln9 6625 mo, price $68,000.
Lie. Hrbr/ Baker. 546-1539 PROFE.SSIONAL Rug & Want: 3 or 4 BR horn~.
CHILD care. Warner & Uphol!tery. Cleaning. Top Bob 01'on Rltt. 546-5580
Newland. Mon thru Fri. quality guaranteed reiults. HA VE: 'Improved C2 lot
847-9879 Allen'a Maintenance 164M063 CM. Value $30,000 clear.
e BABYSI'ITING, my home or eves 642-351'1 · \VANT: lnduatrlal blcic, this
on Flower, (hsta Mesa. CARPET 4 Furn. cleanina: area. Will assume.
,Reliable. 548-'l'IK>l , fDr 1 day aervice 6 «!U8llty Dania Realty Co, "2-6.XiO
Trade equity In .,. O>eVY
P/U.Fae&ir,P/b,P/afot CZYKOSKl'S 01stom
'Your equity in -'68 or '69 Upholatery. European
car. Call 548-62ll befr 5:30 Craftamanabip.100'9
pm. or 546-1685 aft 5:30 pm ~. Furn. boats Ii:
rowNHouSE 3 Bl'. 2% ba. auto's. • 642--1454. ~a 31
Beaut appt'd, Priv. pt.tio. N~ Blvd., C.M'..
DON'T JUST WISH for pateh: lnkinl sh.oW•r
somethinz to fUmisb'°)'OU? repair. M1-1ZT/MM20I
home .•. Jlnd .,.., buys!========
In today< Cluoilled Ada. Upholstary 6"0
pool, ""6e lo bay, Vol lOBS A EMPLOYMENl
$32,<m, low dn. or T.D .. 1----------=.:::-.1::,
Cu or T Owne• 64M65< Jeb Wonted, Lady 7020 * IUFFlq•Jliio ~;
Jeep, 4 ~ .. Miml CD-A, YOUNG mother I: wife of Recent, aueceaafUI~· recondl~~. ex1ra rub. full time atudent &eeks baby ience tn all ~·
ber, aoOd top ~ interior. alttinl full time in .o'wn femd. CornpetatnreJiili..·
Trade for VW Bus, ·approx. home 67>11!3 :i.!1~ == :1 value $1000. 675-3105. ,;o:;,;:..=='--..,,-~-,-,c I -.. •· • ---~=---12 Women qe 47-48 wish ; lM"· , * LAGUNA * housework, must be ateady. APPLY IN P~·: •
4 units nr beach. i65.000 AD work by job. Cab 5 p.m. Mon • Fri 10 ani·~~t'"'
cle.ar. Want amaU house or til 9 p.m. 541.mt • r.aL urump...,. Jot, ,..,.,,-.,,;;,.;_.:.~---..,,.-, PfJlllEY .. n • -1 Bkr 494-1330 PART-Ume office or medical J, (, 1, ' •. • s-eoeptlonlit poaltlon. i't'elel'
Have HuntmKton Harbour 3 9 AM-3:30 PM. 548-6038 ·aft ~--_..
BR 3 BA, wet bar, butlers l :lO PM 24 F11hion ·ci i',
pantry, dlninc nn, 60' boat ====--;;=-:-::-= An equal op • ·
slip ® $]3J,000 with $e,OOO ATI'RACTIVE 0 r lent a I emplo~"";.:,.._ , , ~ty. 'Want income, Mr woman wants Houseki!e~ •iiiiiiiiiiiiiioiiii&i!ii";j"Wj JI'Ylln Bkr. 646-9661 tna:-Companion job for man ~------~1 over50.6t5-1155 ::..:a~!:i=~~~ HOUSEWORK. ~.25 ti! plus SttOE Sllft"·. '· i, dale, aell for $5000. per $1 for transPOrtation ~. ~
acre, or trade for anythina i,Ext.:::;::,,",;:..· ~~~--1.1.tr.J.j
ot oquol volue. 846-2019 EXPER. P,actlcol nune, Manager ,,.-.. '
Trade $5lOO equity in Iarre li1ht hskpg. Good ttlrerenc-,11 ·~. •
Two bedroom lull bath and es. Llve out. 494-2272 America's Laqest ret&UenJ
halt bath, Mrree condo-HOUSEWORK of v.llmen'a ahoes)i u'\ i j
minium for equal value in $2.25 hr, 548-245f •ims· Shoe ... ~: ~, '
double ten or more moblle liUU' 'tJlllll,.'..-~
home. 646-MU 1---------J'"' _ .. •t t ~=-~-~--1Domeotic Help 7035 C ~a HAVE: '54 Ford Country 1;;....;.;;...;...c_-'-'----So. _011t 'l«a;• .
Llke new "PAYMASl'ER" Squire waaon. R/H. PIS, Geor2e ltllen Byland A&ency Cont1ct Mr. It~' :j'
check writer/protector for P/B. 1~. $225 val. Employer Pay• Fee ! .itr;:
work, call SterlinJ for Brick, MllOnry, etc. brigbtness! .... 642-8520
-------6560-NO Gimica! Best expert ept
BUil.D, Remodel, Repair
Brick, block, concrete,
crpntry, no job too small.
Lie Contr. 962-045
&. furn clng. at lowest
prices. 54&-1486, 646-7117
WALL TO WALL Carpet
Cleani n g &. expert
upholstery cleaning. 646-3'180
CARPET & furniture clean-
ing, laying & repair. Call
Girouard Carpet. 642-9656
good ottice,.~~e~~= and chair. WANT: PLAYER PIANO 1Q6.B E. 16th, SA 54'1'-0395 . '( 1
"'""""'°"" . 646-2290 :hinese live-ins. Cheerful •, otf"'f '1
Day or Eve. CAR~'" (bdrm, den & d1nin£" room, Perm.anent. ExperiJ!nced ~j ~
Trade Hoyer patient Wt or Z lull Iota, $29,900 value, Far East Agency 642-8'103 OPPORTU _ •I •
GE stereo for anllqUes, or-$10,000 equity. TRD Income, I---------'
iental rug.,oec chr, ne\v bltn units, T.D. low down, comm. H I W tN M 7200 Join todays futt~~ dshwr, dlspl, carpentry, 545 Irvine, N.B. 675-4508 • I' •n • •n _ profesSion-Mutual .• • I
wiring/pntifllt. 546-9358 eve!> N · It: ; 33· o.ns Exp ·55 'twins 0 expenence... • , s; I
BAYFRONT & dock; 2 Bal· New survey-Al-Dbl, plank DESIGN We train· All1 Of·~,, ~
G d • 66IO boa Coves, NB; eq. $52,000. ~fan OF, SIS outrig, Dock Mutu1I Fund A:llvlJtrl; .;
Ir 1n1ng T d I TD ' ??? 1~ Inc.~· .: ra e or . . 1 or . · . or etc. ,.,,ooo or Trade R.E.
ANTHONY'S lease/option. Courtesy to Equity Motor Home or ? EN611HRS Npt B. 1603 w~ ' '
Girditn Service brokel'fl. 675-4331 644·2374 S.A. 1212 N. 8 ~ ,
64f>.1941 * . 5'?-833:1 _.,,..' i '
BUDGET LANDSCAPING * * * * * """""'"" 0ranp County _:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;!!;;' ....:; . ~--Pl t Pro--1 !!!'!~!'!!!~!!!!![!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'!!!!!!~!!!'!!!!!!!!!!'I manufacturer of pttcision ~ "J.i:~Utly :..;,;.,;..,,,;---1·se1tv1ciDiitiCTORY SERVICE DIRECTORY clooe tolerance aircraft and SALES 11'.:tl.• ;
Exp. Horticulturist aeroep&ce bardwue com-EXPER. Ol'l·tUJ' a.~
Now'S THE JAPANESE Gardener. Gener1I Sorvlca 6612 .;l•.;•.;•-=_T;.;a;;.•;__.....;.,;;.7.;40;1ponenta, needs qualified di!-u~ou'~·J!~ili' ~
Complete Servi c e . Ex· HEATING • Air Cond. Serv PERSONALIZED, exp er t ~~~~ cai: write 1 order a.._. , I:
TIME FOR peri.enced. Reliable. 642-4389 &: repair. also Washer Ii: Tax Rl'V· .Year niund ote., ~not required. Five years I CAN· Ol'FIR1 ~
J APANESE Gardening, Prof dryer repair. 24 hr serv. reas. 646-3712 experience moat deiin.'*• ./ $175 per week ,.,,,..~-;
Maint. Land 1 cap in g 842-7237 or 847-5681 ''rn=co"m:=--:T:-..,-,-.,.=.--· .f s h(>urs per ~~.u.a: ' ;
QUICK CASH Oeanup. 637.$51 HAULING. Cleanup prage11, your borne, Iona form com-Good company benefits tn-./~Bonus Plan ·~ '.;
AL'S Gardening s e r vice odd Jobi etc. Free est. Jlm bined, $15. 494-3422 cludin& pem:lon plan, croup Apply at 800 So. El;Bi
Lawn maintenance, garden-5'8--5325, anytime Gordon N." W1rren, PA ins~. liberal holidays, Real, Suite 215, San THROUGH A '""•clean u-. .....,.,. belwffn lOA4Moftl'tiiliri1i ·~ •" H II ;! 730 lBth year. Appl 675-3345 vacatlonl, etc. , 1 iiMi .1 JAPANESE Gardener, com-IU ng . G ~ "~ •
DAILY PILOT I
__ •_le-te~y~ard~~serv>ce~-· _._ .... _ CLEAN lot&-&: it!S etc, lronlnt 6755 Send complete resume "rith *DIRECT SAL= estimates. 540-1332 tree remw, dump skip ----experience, Wary require-I need 4 men !\",ft backhoe fijl erad 962-87 IRONING 15c pc. menta, etc. to , , •
WANT AD ' Cut•EdpL&wn ' e. 45 You lrl"I H•"IOfl. The Dai(y Pilo~ Box M·6H new loles ~ :~
Maintenance. Licensed Hauling-Garage Cleanups '42-2051, 646-5161 Orange County ._ . ' 54M808/645-231D aft 4 Trim Hedges, Tree1. Reu. •tereoa 4 eewklc •
642-5678 YARD c 1 ea nu p, Tree BIG JOHN -642-4030 IRONING done in my home. Three leads per Ill'!
· 1 Expert ....,k. ROuoneble. DRAFJSMAll "B" custom.,. call u8) • · semce, ne\lo· . awn• , lJTE Haulin& A cleanup. Phone .,._1616 mJ-•-...c.... • .. .-a:'..oli.' •prlnklers, rototill. 646-6848 "-----'-I "'-· v-u ,.... or ....... ...,._
NO MATTER
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DAILY PILOT
WANT AD
For FHt Servi<• I
Expert Assistan<o
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642°5678
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L1nd1c1plnt 6110 Minimum two years ex· pay in buainea, ~;,
HouH<lunl_ne,,__6_7_35
* AP'l'. CLEANING * Fast &: . thorou&h 642-81"
WILLIAMS Oeanin1 Serv.
perl.-,_ the '""Out andna:, mod, Ins • .,.~ SPRINKLERS ·-"' ~ mornlnp 9·toU, -'!iiiii'i!IDilif and tapinc ot art work .., G
le Sod Lawns. lJe 6 Bonded for printed circuit board11. 3 tO 5. 526-6616 . ,,, M ::,
* 00.2133 * e FINISHEil'.''"'· COMMERCIAL le reaidential (ill Personn.I Dept, i(C;:
Gardenlnr • L&M.""•""'· (7141 494-9401 CARPEN11@\
-'-ln_.....,.,......_T_u_...__6740 =J=oe=Com.I=="'"'=='"==:.I • PLUMBEL ' y'.iuw~\it~ P•r,:rt.0"'1"' TELONK ~~."::.~; PEYRON Pa "'1°' "50 Santa ~ ,.,~· 1-'.
loco-Tu S.rv. Interior Polntlne E""tn-ing Co. • ASSE>4BLERS -----. omCEs Apts. or houses by Job or •• .,. • CARPENTERs .. n . ,
e 1200 w. Coast Hiihway room. Low of! 1eaaon rates. e PAINTERS · • tl~~J
N WPO B CH ,,.,, ''''""' 645-1058 L19un1 lt•ch Company; bendita. ~" • E RT EA , -suranc'e, ~1 obiiiiz;-_.j 8411 Westminster Bl VINYL wall eoverin1 .,.._, ,.. .• _
WESTMINSTER, 891-9649 specialist • ldt A baths. An equsl opportunity Jenaen Marine..,_;-, '
Material A labor. Est. employer 235 Fiabtr, C~· I 't.!;,..Cl~'k ::::..is.r:; 141-lGM lody 'pncl foeftd~ :
bu!Jnea, your home ., ok. PAPER HANGING l,oX loJ Ma
20 )'l'I exp, Joe firm. PAINTING . ft ... ,
642-Q.83 or 645-C'l'O eves f75..30t3 FULL TIME . Body shop helper, aood "11
BE A Satiatiaed Oient with e INT • EXT, ANY SIZE Must bt available week days aood benefits afDeal'I Lnlt
Hurta Tax Servi.Ce. Ith yr. JOB. Xlnt work. refs, ~ • morniDp. Good rates and ~ 1166 Harbor, Cit
loo&lly. Ava.IL U mos. 3117 est. JIM. 6424669, &46-3'1'41 benefita. _.._.... t :
Roosevelt Way, CM. D."T~INT. Acoust. .CellliJI Rfch1Nl'a Lkle Mlirktt e INsrRucroRS -,hQ I
"Mack" ~2971 Lie;, Im. 17 )'l'I. Exp. J'fM 3433 Via Lido, N.B. ' «/Md »art timr. 'Km, .... ·
e THE TAX ADVlSORS Est. 541-6325 JANITOR Work. full time -· lofult be .... ti .. 1 .. " meet ln4 deal 'ft1tll t111 Yearroundofe328No. Paper hancinc. '5 )'flan • .._ta. Must have ex• public, aood ftaun.~
NWpt Blw, N.B. ....,,, experlence. Coll l'l'edl perience In cleonlnr smoJI In -11oUc1.,. · ·
Call 6'5-<MOO for 11.ppt. , * ~ * , offices. Opportunity to work Spa, 2.'JOO Harbor 111"'1 . -into avperviaor. BeneOta. SKOUSEN TAX SERVICE VET'S Bonde!d p 11 n t t n I' , 5'9-2ft5 C.h.!. • -_ .
Your ho me • Reuonable. Free etrt, lie. ins, Small FULL ttme au1stant lit ....
E\le1. Norman M a 111 t...bs welcome· ~ No c&llVUSlllg. Appt. only, · • ...,. 545-<3211 ,. • ENCY-. BRITANNICA and cold loocl lo Co Oei1
P AINTJNG, · tnttr.-aterior Newport B. &G-6110 Must be nl!at Ac p1.e:aanl
Walter H. Ft.hrenholz P.A. State He. -bonded. Free Westmliister m.:5611 with public. Alt for T~ 145 BroadWl,f, Costa Mesa estimates ~ .., ......... "" __ .. ____...... .__, 49.i E. 11th St. C.M. • · 642-620t or ~1398 eve iuw,u.-, .,_, ,...,_.,. ...... p-u ·
Pl I • I 6llO h•u• eul> AM. Inquire .:::::"'..:!:...~.r ~ ~'5 * 1'111 YEAR * •IMr ng, ..,.,. r F0untaln Valley Co It, ._,....,~ • ..... _ a
A-1 STENO --1740 rtitutional exper belptul baj
HARBOR SHOP'G CNTR. e PAT'S P!uter!nr. All1..;,;.;.;;c;.,.-.=---not """· Coll 54f.1Zll -,
f!ve/wkend by appt. 545-887D f)lptll. Free e.rtlmate. Call WOOL f>NNtr, pttt..Ume DETENTION, 5-~ ....
--ec.... dtl.... "~"--·-~--• PROFESSIONAL TAX =::=:::::===;:.=.11=~m4Sl~~O~or~54f.~.11BT!!. ~ ---._,.'-,hd) ='='te. $1t.. Pt"'"w,. "'°TV Tecbnidana ~ A·l ~.n..::o 111 .. _ , +
INCOMETAXSERVICE PL~G )( hr. ~· qullity.~, Mllffr:ll'Q(lya.m J1:l
Fedtral and State WOri: pat. IJc,, lnaur.;1,,,-,.--....,..-----I d ~ • '
646--'lOOo da)' er nla'ht rtmodel. repair, rooter...,., KA.NY ~ QI' H.8 .. F.V. ams ...._
531-7568 POlm1NJ'rlD JJ&ff; .... hfl d&1, Ill..,, -I
NO' bl&ller ""8.t t& b, )'OU PLUMBtfliG REPAIR ~a Chq'W Alilt EXP'D COUJ'ftif&H f
CM eetl • with • DAILY No Job too m\IJI T\Jrll .... to ''B a"' ~ * CITY AbTO PMtN .. :
PILOT WANT AD! I I0-58'7t e 80-SUI e nortunlti•" NOW! Mt PllCfllti&., CM, "
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~·:.All 1,000 of tJs Had a Busy Day Today
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; -; lr , ::;:we created and .'.delivered aoother fresh edition o.f The DAILY PILOT
111l I ,I
ORK produces each day's alJ.new DAILY PILOT. Often speclal-
Thomas Fortwie (left), whose beat is education, wort with 1
s )!hotographer like Patrick O'Donhell to get the story both In words
and. {lictw-es. The staff shot 70,000 pictures last year to illustrate· the
'!.q.~,story of Orange Coast life. Nobody knows how many local stories
we wrote. Not even us.
. ,, titE4rIVITY helps advertisers tell their stories and sell their goods in "Oi~_affluent market served by the DAILY PILOT. Gordon Crawford cce:o'tef) of display advertising department discusses with layout artist
.. : ~Gunderson and DAILY PILOT Staff Artist Bob Noyes an ad which
~ :WJh.~ ready to appear in the newspaper only hours after Noyes puL,
' .final.;&iouches on artwork and it is approved by the advertiser, a local r~
•tail 1111erchant.
.<iulci HANDS place lines or type. ads and cuts (the metal plates used
tq1ruroduce pictures) into page forms as the day 's product begins to
tldt'e-"'&hape. · Compositor Arden Malsbury is only one of a platoon of · Iiiilte.rs who "build" the news pages under pressure of deadlinea:, work·
~Rl~gainst the clock to bring readers the late~ available information in
~h, edition during the day.
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;i.;~~y of the newsaper Is a speed event. too. Conveyor belts carry
, the papers lhrougb the mailroom wbert they are automatically tled in ·;~ of 50 and tossed to waiting circulation district. manqera (like .. c~ Roberts, ahown here, right) who speed them via a to-vehicle
to cmien for delivery. Mailroom foreman George Arauz (left)
, ~J!fs crew can move 20,000 newspapers an hour.
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voi.UME is the Word at the Copy.Desk. DAILY PD.,OT Copy Desk Chief
Norman Anderson (right) aided by Tom Titus ' (background) and other
copyreaders every day silts, checks . and edits more wire report.a from
worldwide news urvlces than the average weekly news magazine pub-
lishes. Editon scan enough telephotos to wallpaper a living room every
24 hours. Speed, 'born of e1perience, helps them keep it all fresh, too.
THE WORDS are ready. 1.farjorie Jackson feeds them into a $25,000
computer, a DAILY PILOT investment in speed and accuracy, which uses
a logic system to hyphenate words as it reads characters at the rate of
1,000 a second and punches a new tape which will activate another machine
for automatically selling type at h.igh speed. The machines can .et type
at the rate of 6,000 lines per hour.
MA~ hasten the processes of preparing plates for printing the
page.os of the newspaper. Here, Charles Haubrick (foreground) and Ed·
ward Quinn operate a casting machine wh.ich molds curved plates to fit
onto high speed presses: The DAILY PILOT keeps in stock more than 40
tons of type metal which ts used, melted down and used again in the
conUnuOUJ job of printing 100,000 words a da~··
MODERN equipment heli. the accounting department keep up with the
"today" pace at the DAILY PLLOT. Even as the day 's newspaper is
belng sped to its rtaders, Bonnie Chauvin begins reeding figures into •
computronic bookteeplng machine that helps keep track of billing! for
ads and subscriptions. The machine, forerunner of a brace of computers
soon to be added, handles 5,000 accounts 11 month.
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.. -RAPID communication is the name ot the game. Supervisor Juanita Frey
and her crew of "ad-visors" handle 1,000 transactions a week by phone,
resulting in publication of 5,000 classified ads -words which help people
Buy, sell, rent or I ease ••. 1!ven f.ipd lost dogs. Many of the DAILY
PILOT'S 150 phone lines are plugged in here, the clas8Uied advertising de-
partment, home of "Want Ads" and Dime.A-Lines.
PICTURES, too, get the benefit ' of skilled, efficient handling by master
craftsmen who re-photograph them and then transfer lhe images to a
sensitized metal plates which are used to reprocluce the photos as read·
crs will see them in the newspaper. Here, Chuck Ryan takes a really
close look at a negative which will be used to etch the image on the
inetal plate.
FINISHED PRODUCT is checked by Elwood Anderson, press crew chief,
even as high-speed presses continue to roar at 60,000 impressions per hour
completing the day's run on press units which represent an investment of
S3.5 million. Eleven-man press crew will feed into these machines the
equivalent of a roll of paper one page wide and 110,000 miles long in
printing the DAILY PILOT this year.
ALf\fOST before the ink Is dry, the product of oor busy day Is tossed
deftly on your lawn or pGrCh by one of our 700 newspaperbo)'s wbo are
important links in the chain of people it lakes to bring you today's news
and features today in the DAILY PJWI'. And as our young Independent
merchants, like John Melton here, make their deliveries, we're gearina
up for another busy day -all 1,000 of us.
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JOIS & IMl'LOYMINT IOU & IMPLOYMINT .IOU & !ft!=OYMINT IOU & IMPl.OYMIN1
11o1, w-. Mon nt0 11orp w~. Mio! noo HW •-11o1p w.-
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·c.r w .. Http --1• w-7400 m JABSCO ' Pull """ .. -·· •. • M..la aie U. •PPIY in penon J~~·
LIDO CAlt WASll TOOL & DIE
MAKER
C E. 17th co.ta Mt11. NeWJiort Beach
SERVICE STATION A.Tr. Ha.a ..,nirlc for
Day ..... -21. '90 EJ
APPLY T01
/'E!ISONNEL f!.'U'I'. . ' . . iii' equal opPQl!w>lly
employer •
UIS Dalo Way, a:.ta f>1esa
. MS.am .
CITY OF
N!WPORT BEACH
1 REFUSE CREWMAN
l!lb St C..ta -Cal.
, · $416 $591 por mo. Aicncy fod:arott Glda -410 W. Coast Hwy., N. 8,
Full Time Permanent vat:an-By appoint. --
ey tor man in excellent p~• l~-~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'i!!!: I
lm1 condition to drive and Htlp Wlnted
load _rel~ pack loaden. WonMn 7400 Re;ui.mi m: months expert-1---="'----:..;;:: I ence perlonnina: heavy,
manual labor, and poges-
sioa of a valid california
PART Til\fE
dtiver's license. Apply Per-e COMMERCIAL e
IOllll<I OU!ce, ctty Hall. 3JOO TELLER Newport Blvd., ·· Newport
_s..":':ch.=Calll.='.=-,.,-,.,-I UNITED CALlfOltNIA ASSEMBLER .. A" BANK
Minimum 2 years electro-
mKhanical as&embly in.
eluding aolderinc and cu-.
cult board auembly,
Cell Ptrtonnol Dtpt.
(714) 494-9401
TELONIC
4j25 ?.le.Arthur mvd,
Newport Beacb
54M424
Equal oppcll'tWl\ty emplayer
SECRETARY: Ii yrs. min.
current wont exp. Exp. ln
elec typ (50 wpm}, dio-
ta-. c:ale • ""-·
Shup at Ilium. -copta ................. Neat.
I pu-.ble le (IQ~, 9-1, EnglMtril\CJ Co. 11-F. 1-o!l w °' k
L19un1 S.1ch w/community leaders. Put
An equal opportunity your time & talent intD
employer service for others. HB Com-lil;;;;;;;;;; ........... __ I mun1ty aie.t: 12.is ...
Be&in .2-17. 00.-2500
SAWMAfl PBX OPERATOR
Apply In poroon
10 A.M. to 5 P.?il.
-""" Friday , ..
J. c. PEllY co.
24 ~aahlon lalantl
AD -•P.Ptiltwllly ~
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'MAID .
Full. tiqle, ~·
liXPEllll!NCED
Exc•li.nt EmployH
Bonollb
APPLY
. PtrtonMI Office
Third F!Oor
The BrNdw1y
47 Courta of Faahlon
FASHION ISLA.ND
Nowport Bolch
An Equal Opportunity
Em.,io,.r
COUNSELING
Women over 40?
Want to Ieam a good
profession?
Would yoo like better than·
average pay?
Learn llfemorial Coun-
selln& with the beautiful
PACIFIC VIEW
MEMORIAL PARK
PHONE
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Mr. Durtu E-Ward
V.P. l: Sales Dir.
Clerk Typists
e ENCtNEE:lUNc OEPT.
Type mintmum 50 'Wpftl OD
WI dectrie. e ACOOUNTING DEPT.
Aptitude with ntures. fillr.-
l)'p .....
Cell P-roonnol Dtpt.
[714) 494-9'401
TEL ON IC
Enqi-lllCJ Co.
C•1un1 a.&ch
An "'""' oppprtunlty _._
RN's.:.. l9Jl's
Al des
Sunlile Colonl1I . ·--.
CoRY1lescent Hosp.
Ntw Ownership & M•n-
•1•rn•nt. Top 1tartl"1 Pay. All ahlft1 •
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Phooe work
NOW HIRING
WOMEN
'°' TELEPHONE WORK
Good houn. Expmenced
only. No sell~ involved.
HoW'ly hue plus bonU!I. e tiLL 543-9'i85 e
e SEAMSTRESS e
WANTED
Must be experienced worki.Qg
with naugahyde, Apply in
"'""" J ohansen I: Oiristemen
898 W. 16th., N.B.
Comer of Monrovia & 16th.
e BUCK PRESSER e
Experienced in sport.vwe&r.
Apply
JAY-MAR, INC.
2907 So. OU. Santa. Ana
. (8 Ins Pllt -11119er Tral-
1oo ret,11 ·1-• lfflher roods store. s.lary open.
Pleue
M.Q01' • SOMEONE TO LOVE:
CALif'ORNJA BANK 3 aametimes loveable chlld·
fridotJ-.Y 1, 1969 DAll.Y mOT SIS
' JOIS & IMl'LOYMINTMl•CHANDISI l'Oll' MllCHANOISI. """~~fMlil'fi~~I"~ ~~rj~~!A_iii!t1ii11~_Jll:!l.-f'i
,0.. """' w-. 7"° .IALI AND TUDI SALi AND TUDI SAi.i AND TUii!.. SALi AHi> TIA!ll
, l'wnlhlro. "*""""!Ur. IOOO p.r• ~ 80?2 II-,. & 2'P-11•
Soll F•-· PR~,-.ulpment P1AH05 '
, 1( .. ,,. Shoot I ". only, 1nc1w11ns·-1er... · · ~
' oo1or head •nWI" "'" ORGANS .li:XTRA CASH -no lnwat-lent. All types oC dN'k toom
.,.., • -1< Ml °' put Spaiifsll -equ!Jlln'nl. 8'!liC ..,0 SWI. Our <nlb'e lnwnlory ol h
t I m e selfuw the fl.molll f' att•moon onb'. 1869 F pl&nm and Oflllll '-bef:n
KNAPP A E It 0 T "ED Medlteminean Newport B' v d ' C.>I. • .......... bn~ Mle! :;>~u,~ =n: leutht Mlnuftcturtr's ~1!!: 6
111
1r ~ :n C: ~~=-=. ~-:!
lnwr&nce. Prev!oua aboto ex-~ '69 Showroom Simples ~ info '46-1'45 ext 16. _,.in1 Her11 are 90me b'Pl-
pedcDce NOT neotllll7 -8 ' w At Tlnfflc ....,., ,,_... .......... ,. BABY B&thinette -swine • di exampk1: .. r..:. ~L;. ~·= o~ lo~sec:f$4~~~rin°'d!~k :k~d:: =: ~):=. ":t ::=. .. ;::·:: '* ~~ ~ Ana~ 21, CalJ. w /black or avocado · framed cl)airsi 8 Pc BR ~. lalick n&ckl, \rolltr, Bald'°'~ CraDI:( ,.: set.· 9-dr Mr. & Mrs. dresser, Jg mirror, 2 lawn mowtt, J»okl, doth-Knabe Grand ........ ,
HAIRSTYLIST
With some foUowUw ll
posslblr, for hJth gnde
be&ut,y studio. Xln! Oppol'o
tunlty for sOQd income.
c.ompan.y bitnetits includ-
"" -dllOount.
Apply Peraonnel Ottice
IUFFUM'S
Fashion hland
Newport Booch
commodes. deeorative headboard in Spanish Inc. Sat • Sun 211 &: 2/9. Cloalna out 1amoo1 •
oak desigri. with matching box springS, mat-~~ Pl. Mea. Vtrde. decon.tor COl'llOlettiip, ...
tress & frame. Medlterruean, TndlO..
"""" Sold lndiYlduolly GIGANTIC 5 Fomily .,.,,... "· """'" Provlnoftl: Vfl; Shop ANVn4 -Boforo yeu buy -USI Solo. Incl !w'nl ... , -"" to IM, NOW l!llL VAL~ ~:s.:~ :'f..':Jr.Rl~:.:29.95 . :~· ~~ \ tl'-OllO-'''-AN--S-P_E_C-IA_LS_,I
U.. Our Store Chorge Plan or ank Fln"'1.,"J. .,...,. sat • sw. ,,,. . 1'bomu Organ (2-monl.l Piii
No Fancy Front -BUT Quality Values de • PM. 3122 o.m.,. Dt; Wurllb« .............. ,Pit
N. B. (by a"1X>rt\ Hammond MS .......... -OI~tNG room aet S 5 O • Hammond IU {wt~ Leslie Childttn' -__ _,_ speaker) ••• ..••.•••• ,. SIG6
• RUITT.!.11, MANY MORE TO r----.
books, mattre t le1 ~ CHOOSE FROll I
1prl.ng1, picture tr,.me1, lots Open Sunday 1.2 to t
cf other houlebold items .
401 snug Had"" na .. NB COAST MU"' 548-'nlT I ..,.
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~!!!!!~!!~!!~!!!!i!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!i!~dGARAGE SALE -Sat • -=--· -sun. Plus tv.in 6 dbl bdrm •sa;,i::,•_._~_Mo_n_&_7_5_5_0F ;u;'";;;;";;u;r";;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;eooo;;;;1FuEmXltuQroUISITeoooE =~ ~:att~~
REAL estate salesman. Good
comm. &: 00<r time +
bonus. Dana Pt. 49S-6'19C lPt Nowport BIW,, CM
eon.er o1 Nft7')rt • -646.0271
-Pebhl• Dr., CdM. Billy Grand Op1M'ri!j 'SEllwr"~FO~" JPAJISH GROUPS O'Neil, ,.inman. -2117 Our -~nt
RIGHT SOOT FOi!. YOU SPANISH ~ ... llances 1100 ta'"'" .,.:r:turflli "
"l'l"s Nor LUCK" 20 Pc "Madrid'~ I:===='---= -THOKAB ORGANS·
"IT'S KNOW HOW" MB>mnn 1111: 'N DELUXE RCA rtfria·Freem' with tbe adaliW ~
FEMALE llMSlON 3 Room Group 11 UUUUVJI 19 ""' tt. No ..... auto ancl -le. . .
Sec-Traw:J (Jm) .... J650 Frem Model Home Ice maker, auto defroster. 'REE
PT. Dental ••••• , $15 pr dt.Y includes: Quilted 110fa, & RETURNED FR0!\1 Also deluxe Frigidaire dbl L&Wttnoe Welt famUy muslc
, _, •-(~) "'""" MODEL HOMES oven le range· top, bit-in COWV, a ~ ftlut. 1ree -•-~ "'""' '' • • • • ......, chair, 2 end tablet, COH!e A fine Rlection of complete controls, , xlnt CObd. 613-7334 witb --tbomu, ,_,,_ __ Dental Gett, Office .... $500 table, 2 lampt, drftaer, rnlJ'. bouaefullil B ... -, ..,.,_
MALE DMSION ror, headboard, quilt box • rand n&mel. iELVINATOft tefric, Lge. PrioN lt&rt at $585. ,..
senior Arch. Drftamn •. $780 spl'KI a: mattr. s Pc Dining ~1::~U:10':"::,.be= c=~P fttex1nt"" andncl -., , 'C"'9' Male
Cttdit Mgr Tmee ••.• to $600 room table &: 4 HI -Back hutcbei, custom qU:alit, ~ A'-a11•' M: h Slh~~~ ·......!. • 113t N•wport I~ CM
AlldJt 'Mp-. • • • •· •• •• · · • $I250 cha.In. tu I: love aea.ts, double door v · UC · -~ Comer of Newport It ~
Sales ··SQME"FREE to $800 Compare 1t $749.95 ntriaeraton, wuben. dry. MONARCJI Electrle range, 64M2J1'
...... P•y $16 per mo era. color TV'• can~ new: Dl'llft' Ulled. whl~; ..... tr
SOME FEE $399 teodi will 1acrilke. s.a all auto....,$115.96)..391< Used ."-•1' r..a.. MEllCHAJITS " part. Tenns on .... credo G. E. Retngeratxr • ...... VI.. -
21 Pc " XIn• """'-"°· PfRlOlllll. AOK WAREHOUSE *5'&-1635* llammoncl M.O Splllet .. ss.; "Barcelona" · ~· Hammond MtOO -11111 aK3 Westcllfl Drive ~TED AT SEARS 16 cu ft refrig/freeztr Hammond Al.00 Ccmaie-
Lobby Qttioe KilN!I Sin 7722 Garden Grove Blvd., w/auto ice maker 1 yr old, Hammond RT4 O:motrt ,n_.
C.orner 17th 4 Irvine ""'21 C.G. % block West from the $200 541>83!1 HR 40 ~~
NeWJQ't Be.ach 3 Room Group comer ot Beach mvd., nearKENM ,;:;;;·~oRE=""a-.7,-0 -.. -a"t.,...I c Hammo;.d·o·;;·pg! "5-~ -560685 Old World Eloganco . G.G. Frwy. wu!>er, iat. modfl. x!nt Gull>••""• Promi >&
' lncludn: Quilted tofa' A OpeD 10 to t.SUn. lQ.6 cond. 180. M1-8ll5 1 monlhl old ........ ..
SchM10:.notrucllon 7600 lo,.tnt wllh pU!ow -SPANISH FURNITURE AIL PIANOS .... • .... : ~
. . . -1,DIUllve limp tablet, .... RE Tu RN.Er.. r R 0" ~""-• 11-10 209'.0< ... ,.. _,.... ..
Tho Newport .. iee ...,..2·'2" I&mpa, Kinti KO)lEL K~MES. SAVl!IGS "'-"= -Open """ •"'...,.. •
School of 8~1IM11 altt muter ~ wtth 'ro 8'.1%. $pll!1lh qUllt.ed ANTIQUE'!panlsb and Mex. HAMMON!) ... •
quilted mattr & box spraa, llOfa le love seat, 3 oak llvinl relJ&iout art frm. miall pVt. in OORONA DEL~·
APPLY IN PERSON
·Work Includes
heavy typing &
1 o m e Automotive
Bookkeeping.
leeks atenDlt:Jipst for tt:uat ren, agee 8, 10, 12, fn:im
dept. Mutt take dictatiOn, 2:30 pm to 6:30 pm, Mo~ FEATURE$·
uaist off t c er, enjoy Fri. Call 547-931'1 or &tS-203! Electric typewriterl
cw:• tome r c o n tac t alt. 5. · Dlctatlnc equipment
Permanent c areer ~1,;;;:;:,;'===~-~-M~· otll
i,.rre dresser, rnlrror, 2 room tables, 2 Uvt.nc room mUecUon. 1.ltb C. paint: San Z4: E. O:ut u,.,,..; tft;lib
stand1, headboard, 6 Pc lam.Pl I: Spanlab p&tnttni:. Antonio w. lilt frame; Mex-* HAMM.ONO ORCW<~
11wlvel chair dinette set. E! Pftsiden~ k In e 1 I 2 e iCM .. curclflx, 1ma11, et, 2 manual. Walngf, 1 Roatwn's Luggage Roy Carver Ponti1c· portunit( tor qualltied CO~INATION, Sharp Bar uucm ce procedures
penon. s a I a r y com-Maids ~ Go Go Dancers. Brush up Gregg Shorthand mensura~ with ability and Top wqes $3.00-$3.50 to Personal Development \
experh!nce. Contact w. G. start. Ph. for. int. ~9983 (Ask about our special Feb-
Comp•r• •t $1299,ff bedroom luile, oak triple prlmitive w. inset mlrron; lent condition. 6'B31?1 ,
...... Piy$2ap.rmo. ~r & mirror, klllg 17th C. l llum lnated .• S. Coast Plau
Cotfe Mes• Kl M444 S699 headboard. 2 commodes, parchmenlll; tin paintings. I • ,1~
klnplu .ma-I< box SeMlhly priced or exchange Tolovlalon _.
sprlnp, 2 boudoir lampa, for good nautictl antiques.8 -EARS--CO-LOR·--~"""'-''",...-.1
LINE
MECHANIC
GM ~noe ~su.ry.
Apply:
ALLEN
Oldamoblle-Cadlllac
ll50 So. Cout Hlahway
La«iuna Beach * $1084
Ask fJlt Mike Sawltry
CIVIL ENGINEER
D!liiner, Drattarnan.
Expandine San JIWI
C.piatrano development, in-
vite• ~ w/ exper.
in ~ calculation, hllllide
grading design, fm..
provem@M ·plan layout and
draftin&, DJvenitled, in-
terestin« career o p p • t y .
Send ""-to The Daily
Pilot Box M-615
RECEPTIONIST
for be•uty studio
Pre.fer licensed operator
Exct!lltnt ben!fl.ta.
IUFFllM'S
Fathion llla11d
Newport Beach
RN·LYN
3 to 11 &: 11 to 7 srun.
New Convalescent hospital
to op&n 2nd week in Feb-
nwy.
APPLY IN PERSON
383 Hospital Rd., N'.n.
(Acrou from Hoq Hoap.)
EXP&RIENCID
WAITRESS
Apply In P•r1tn
SURP & SIRLOIN
5930 Pac. Cit. Hwy.
Nowpol'I Buch
o.ang. eoon1y * PART TIME *
Presani.ll 1 SASSY LASSY, 2901 Harbor, ruary ofter which includes
Newport Center Branch C.M. b'tt typing inltructionJ
Security Pacific Nat'I. Bankl;M;,A.;;TU""'RE""""'w'"o-man--wan-~tod~. 6464153
550 Newport ~nter Dv. Room, board I; amall uJary fJietime Gilt, typewritin&.
Newport Beach in excballge for cooking, lite Orildm1, ~ or
houaekttpin&' ' for eldmy yoursell! Individually tu.
widow; Balboa J • I a n d , lored Chilcoat 10 leuona .
COOK 673-6703 typirw ICbooL 173 Del Mar,
MALLIE'S WIGS CM, 518-2!59
Experienced Prtf Hu openings for F AJLURE! May not be
APPLY H&lr StyU.sts &. 1tudent'• fault. Individual
S1,1nllte Wla: &/or wiclet stylists. attention in hi&h .cbool that
Newport Harbor Call MS.M4i cares. Call Ann Geekier.
Conv11Hcent Ho1pltal l;B"AB=Y"s1::i.,;;;_r;;ER;;::;""""=;,.~1ro~m _71_11--323 __ 1 _____ _
646-n64 7:30 AM to 6 PM. 5 day.a
I plus. $80 mo. Harper School ltad o-T.i.phone ....,., c. M. 548--0309 ..rt
Dispatch Girt ~'=~~~-25 or over. !tilllt know local LADIES 1B to 60 show Sarah
area. Apply in person Coventry s p r i n i I: all
YELLOW CAB CO. ,.uoon je,..i,y ,..,,_
186 abaolutely no investment we E. 16th St. tralQ. 147-1561 °""' M.,. NEED Money• Like People" PIE Shop work; oo exper.
f1mble hrs: no canvuarni: neceu.; part.time to 1tart,
-no parties _ no aee re-25-45. Apply: Susan Lynn
quiremi!nL Unlimited op-Pies, 15lO Baker, C. M.
portunitle1 with BEAUTY MAIDS. Pleasant year-round
COUNSELOR. For appt. ruort, steady, paid vaca·
675-0809 tion, etc.
MERCHANDISE POR
SALE AND TllADE
FurnltVro IO!lO
MORE CASH
PAID FOR
Furniture
Colored TV's. Pl1nos
Applloncu, Antlqun
I Piece er
Housefull Aerospace Manufacturer Need tomeone to Ul!Jit in
Hu opening tor _ a take-my bu&lneas, 2 hn per day, Rtctptionl1t/Typist ~ _type individu~ in 5 dlya wk. $65 per wk. For Minlm.wn of 50 wpm acc. PHONE. SOLICITING
Laguna Riviera ~1196 11 Our Spoclaltyl
636-3620
thetr Bhippl11£ and receiving personal interview call Mrs. Married, rtlce phone voice. No experience neceuary.
department. Mu.st have re-Miller, ~ between 2. starttna: uJ. $000. per mo. Holiday Health Spa 2300
cent experience. Se nd & 4• Pleue call Mn. Maddux, Harbor, Costa Mesa
resume and salary re:-1138-3593 for aP,Pt SlITER wanted -Mon tbru qulremel)b to Box M--616 BUSINESS Is Good I . ' Fri. Pomona or Victoria The Daily .Pilot Jamaica IM Hotel need1 WOMAN penaM>ner wanted to Sehl district. 00.-2615
. 1 or 2 more maids· full st.y with Mother of work1n&; 1--,,==-=-:..,;::.cc::::,,~-
24 HOUR SERVICE
BUYER ON DUTY T DAYS
SCRAM-LETS
ANSWERS
WELK'S
Furniture
MART
mow. 4th St.
Santa Ana 547-5731
HOW'!!: Dally 9 to 9
Sat 9-6 &: Sun ll-6
MAHOGANY -MAllOO.lNY
From A Large Estate
A ftne section of complete
full size bedroom s e t .
Dining room set. table &:
6 chairs, china, bullet,
cuatom made aola chair , mahog. coffee &: larie
t1ble11 w~leather topa. 2 twin mahog. bdrm, aets. Duncan
Phyfe table le 6 chain.
Must sell all immed. at
a Bacrllice. Tenn.e on eood
credit.
A.OK Warehouse Localed At
7722 Garden Gorw Blvd.,
G.G. % blclt W. of Beach
Blvd., near G.G. Frwy.
Open 10 to 9 Sun. lM
$29,44 only, for •..
J Piece Braided e OVAL RUG SET e
Nylon blend, reveralble,
Brown, copperto~. areen.
Sizes: Ix 10, 2 x 3, 2 x 6
Turkey -Syrup -Carao -A.L'S UNUSUAL
Kernel -CAR KEYS FURNITURE
M£CHANIC o• part time. Ap,,iy in woman, m ""' required. MAIDS WANTED pel'90n. 2lDl E. Coast Hwy, Private room & board 2301 Newport. mvd., Costa
CdM Or call for app'l fuiniAhed. ~2516 o r ~M~•~sa.~A~pp=ly~>n~P<~'~""'~" ~ USED CAR
Salary Open 6!3-mll I -'5(8.021""'"'"''=~----1·---Motherly advice: If you 17881 Beach Blvd.
wan t to recapture your teen-Huntlf111on Beach 842-4464
aa:e 90n, take the CAR KEYS VIBRATOR Recliner chair
away from him. $1)., 1 antique high-boy
WALNUT Triple dresaer " dreuer $??, 14 ft. refrig.
mirror, 2 matching nlte crou top auto. defrost
stands, $75. Maple dbl bed freezer 3 yr old $125.,
complete $45. Maple corner Wedgewood CU r • n g e
hutch, $45, Cwitom maple w/chrome top, like new $50.
RAY VINES flN'S ~ED .. w~ WANTED Jebe Men, Wom. 7500 •~.<:.oLl.I • .rll:30 p.m. Experienced only.
Chry1l•r-Plymovth Medical -IUI'licaJ. Salary A-1 •. in open, liberal f r t n 1 e .,~ penon
543-6663 521·23'1 benefit.. Apply Nuntns Qt. BLUE OOLPlllN, 3355 Via * Dlt~RS * BUSBOYS & tice, Palm lla<bor Hoapltal, Lido, N...,.... Beach.
DISHWASHERS ~Palm st. c .G. 110MEAssEMBLER•. No Experience
bunk beda comple~. $15. 1 _64&-3'23 ___ ...,_. ___ _
Full Um• Ovtt 21 DIETARY .,.,. &lrl. .,... lDa>me oppcrtunlly. Send Neceuary!
APPLY IN PERSON 11: .... to I nu .,.._,.._ ~-ilel1' addreued, atamptd M·~ ha·-cl•an n.u•-•·
.JV ..--. ...u.1a -envelope 1o '1JOM!:'', P.O. ..-~ .... ~un.-M.....W llcopltal 301 Vic> ... m. drlvlng ........ Apply BOB'S BIG BOY tolra Street. 142413<, m -Onnp, Cllll.""" YELLOW CAB CO.
154 E. 17th SL 330. CONSlJLTAHI'S "-DlSTR.l-·-E 6
Maytag auto washer, $55. Furnit~ rel'lln*l tnnn dls-
6Q..flll6 pta.y shxllol, model bome1+
~~ M 8 ,,.,..._., WI! • 1 th St. .....,.,a Ha SECRETARY, Afte.moor.-u•v°""" ~Hou w l th C:O.ta Mesa
SALESMEN Needed for De•l&n ~. ~pt.ion, lesdiz:w cocnetic mmpany. n~-I "'tato •·i.. ·"-In L d a p In 1 .......... .__ E:icctptional opportunity Ior ..... q .-
NKS • n s c ..............,a-bl(, tnins. Ute caPahle woman. 6'1S.6195 Men & Women
MUST Sdl 4 •Rooms or
furniture. Some antiques,
all good condition. 962--3506.
10141 rn..,.,. c ..... kB. Fences I: Pools. Yount, shorthand, attract t v e. Exp.andlns apin. OUlce #
prorreuive company. H.la:h 645-1335 GENERAL, Ute b:11.11tke:ep. 4 opening• avall&ble for TRADITIONAL IOJa, rood
potential eaminp. Apply Clerk iypllt arowin& lnl: and ~lit partial In-licensed inen & women. In-colld. Aah dinln& roam set.
lU3 Ne:Wport Blvd. C.M. Mir Co Ptrtn ·~don Xlnt v~Ud, ~ hn. a day, s itant. income l tralnlrla· Mr brass fr.plc I Cr• en , ~:._B .. ~ I am to 10 am bentfli.. ~ opp. daYa a Wk. 6t6-67tll Gardner, s Pr i n 8 Realty, ~-=~2:165"". ,,-..--~~ ,;~'"";:,;;~;:,:.·"::'.':=;:--;:::o=I O:lntact Mn. Ho b 1 on MANlCURIST 5t1M824 MUSI' ltll • houle fUll of BiJbG:E"I'S. bud.sf:!&, Junior 5tt-4J4J UDO SHOP tun:dturt and mi.OOl•neou1
Accountant. help malfttain SEW IN' G MAC HI N E * 673-6l90 * EXP= CED ltema. ~ll80
budtt't eontrd over multiple OPER.A1".>RS. -·need HOOiiEKEEPfli Live in PE••nNNIL T PC. Walnut bedrooom .et. lelsuft tlme open.Hons. ..,,,t""•K' ' • .-v tem $100
M t be ... llna to .....-App!J: JA y MAR. INC. Woman alone. $100 ptt mo. Newport National Bink con porary. us ••v-2901 S OU. Santa Ana I CM &Na. 6«)...2D2. 6'4-1693 ~=-me rtsponslbilltie1. to J PM. ~~ES. Part time. ~~o M~~S:~·l GREEN l blue, Medltar-SHffi I: ex,... fOod a 09t!I' 21 Call ranean sectional, • h o w • CUS'OODIAN WORK. Sttady cocktail ..Strea1:1; ap~ MS-11&3 GUITAR lXSSONS wantld wtar, $50, ff8..14S2
men capable of clt'anlnl' of· in ·penon. 119 W 19th Sl :::r.IN•a:::::c:::: for boy 10, 1>e1lnner •• M111t FACTORY Oole-outa·
nee buildlna l bulk in fhelt • ·• wv,._ ~; tood be quaUtied. teacher. wll"'* • ~ I isure boUJ'I Write name Costa M... w(cll11dnn. Olll atttr f to come to home H~ flnilhed capt a: m a i e
:_. ,,_ ..;...., to em; i>lflt T!ll1e lliL MA l PM. W.lMl tfn&ton Harl>our. ~-Chlln. n.11 """' "5-49111
M.j;Oll Dally Ptlot hn -· 4-P"-A Pnml iiEDiaL Tranatri,_11 !iilAL ESTATE. -'t lllDE I~.....,, -$100, Fl1LL I: part time belp aroc., ~ Jetan !ilaribt, Mabin, ttoot ore txPIS' req. )'O\I be •Dllw u. hottftt (worth ~).
Top--235~~Lq<. N~BcbepM< ---· *-* ~~ P/TlME Hi>ultkeeper·, ~ KA.TtfiiE Jtallan lady to V~ R.tal EltaW l6J-fC'Tl MOVING; fln:tl. aDPllt:nctt.
MmftOCARWASll cltadfrwoccuklN.llllab)ill,t--htlp In kitch at s.m·1or~ mllc.19620aUrcbSt.bl
-Harbor Bl\'(f CM. ttna. tt.B. .,., .. 98f.!.2!IO ltaJl&n M\ct. 541--TS'D YOUNG man or woman. sss.m or 6tM613
itib-Retii"td Dr<Jmall fdl' HOiJSDCEEPER. OWn """' CftatJve s.Jn Co a• la I HEA. VY !oUd French Walnut ·,..t: tD ,fUU time drt.ftilW TV, 2 echool t.flfct.dldNn. l'or lllU1. fDot Wut Ml. Ant. Potmial, OwJJente, dln'1 m. eet w/1 Cbrl a
tn No. H.B. ...._ 1C-4t11 tull dutm_ 6tM"1 Dill ton tun. Call 4M-646t aft I PM 2 ext; Bldkt $150. 5fl-3m
dtooratbn caoceDaOan.
Spe.nbh 6 Medittrranean etc
RD FUltNiTUltE
1944 N-rt llvd., CM
ever; mattt tll 9
Wed., Sal I: San. 'W 6
LIKX new, ele1ant hand
carved Roltwood, areen
velvet IClfa I: chair, oval
Drexe:I dln. tbl:e. l cha.lrl,
mahor.: ._.,,.,, """"
cltahtJW; rnitc. It e: m •.
96M713, ~ or ewL
(not-\
FAcn:>RY lle:COnlh, ienuine
olltd walnut bbles, Iarae
lfltc:tlon of cocktall, latnp
A end tlble1. ~ tQ llf!ll
tut. Far b@low whottalc
r<tc>.. KlOOIY BROWN
Furn! .... MIS· W E. 16th
'91.,C.M. M-!llS
6 piece Span.hh W?O\llhl ~"°'="""~,...,_,-~,_,,_ %l"; 4, tnOI. frN. 91!1"rice.
iron dininr Rt. Only $467. VA.Sr .stock Amu I: Eur $195
P,. down I: $4..50 weekly, fUrn 1: docka. Larry SJ&.1342 :=:11~= Morpn Antlques. Jf21 PORTABLE 1V. Good om-
59tl Wntmlnsttr Ave., NewportlUvd., C. IL dWon. tr• .ereen.~1111
Wutmlnlter. 8M-«34 dally FRIGIDAIRE Up r I 1 hf one tor tbat extra •U1
10 a.m. to 9 p.m., Sat, !reeu! S85. ~ frolt $35. 646--0129 alter 5 ·
10 a.m. t.o 6 p.m., Sun. proof refr:li. lllO. 355 Costa · .~ TV O _ .
12 p.in. to 5 p.m. Me1& St. C.M. aft 4 PM 'N<. Depc;ilil: • rfMl>elf'
WESTINGHOUSE Electric ~ ot -
clothe• deyer, e:icdlent con-Heath~ Color T.V. ll"
di&n. SM. 5.16-3903 i~ar old; am,
In excellent conditlon, like ANTIQUES l a.ocxs * 5t().8377 *
new. Beaut. quilted olOla $89. FOSTER'S ANTIQUES =-& ':;,.
3,.':,· 11~ ~ ':: 1"'~..,,.;;~·~1903~Fc;ede:;:;:NI,::;.;CM;:: Hl·FI & S-· 121.
dinette .et $M, 5 pc bednn. WOMAN'S Dlamoiid bracelet ----------11:t ~. box IPl'S a: mattl Old, very Yt.luable. STERE019IJllOlfd ~-
Call sizes) $8. ea. ~ •be Sac:rlfke 673-"'632 IOle. Never \l9ed
$25 ea. Se1J all or any part. WESTINGHOUSE Wuher, 6 ' wain u~t AM/' ii Te multiplex. 8 • Olldlo nns. toad condHJon, puah button l)'tfem. NormaU,~ 10&"
AOK WAREHOUSE deluxe. $35. 613-1561 $489.S6, ~
_ C~TED AT API'. Siu refrlg. $20. 2001 Credit Dept. m-: ' l
''"• .. "en Grove Blvd., Kinp Road, N.B. Sunday, ·' G.C. % Block We.at frorri the l.G-12. M'.wl"~
comer of Be&Ch Blvd., near C1meru &. l41vf!.'t.~, ..
G.G, F'rwy. h :=
OP<n 10 to 9 p.m. SWI. 1.,. Sowlnt Moc 1-1120 ~~\It
PRIVATE PARTY 1!168 SINGER Zi&-Zag touch-ceuories.. $UOO.
Must Sell complett houJefull o-matic, walnut cabinet in-675-6000 (Irwin)
of decorator furniture im· eluded. DIVIX'Ce a ct Ion ------.~. ,-, .-, -
mediately? 132" Antique forces repo. $311.85. Cuh or ------''-'"""--)
""'"'' oofa . Rnd .,., coll" .,..,., $4.66 mo. ButtM FREE TO "(.QQ:
tble -Kina: ailed Spaniah holel, oveTCUtl., blind bem1
BR set. SoUd oak Spaniab etc. Wltbout a t t a c h . OROANIC Fertflllii.!' tise<
d.lnUw rm aet -All den Guarantee OK .Call 521J...6Sl6 bone manure cOmlrfueC
furn in stunning ttd le wtth wood lhavirlp.;.,6600
black. Copper tttrlg, wall Mutlcal Inst. 1125 mulcil. 833<lm "' 54M9Sl
pt.ce!, etc. 2298 Redland1, I ;.;;==""'=--=:;;I bltw I 6: i Moa thn,
23rd le Redlands, NB TROMBONE -Conn. mod, Ftt. 2126 ========-611 $100. X!nt concllUon Clll FULL "'°"" .maJe. • ·
Office Equipment IOl 1 I=-======= atrtP<d "~ 1,... old. i.:;;
ROYAL electric typtwrller I· chldrn. Movllw by 1'eb.
pod COlld. '65. Pa;ymuter Pl1nft & °'111nt 1130 14th. 5U-39G, m..-exr
checlc writer ms.so value m ~-~-... $39. Addlna machine wllh v•-•• ~-·~
1ubtracl1on, real nice $22:. Ll.rptt Selection ot LOVABLE -;~.
Shepherd, ' yn., ~
Loves childttn; ."!'!!M!i!d/ "'41<1 alt 5 PM CONN ORGANS
L.C. SMITH office typewrlttt
with stab:!, recently
overhauled. $50. 646-3423
(;•f•, 1 .. t1ur1nt I014 ---·--* PUBLIC SALE * All mteurani equipment 1n
bulk. Part,y'1 defaulted l bal
been duly notifted by ~
tered man Jan. 27, 1989. Sale
to be htld Ftb. 13, 111119 10
am at 2C8 Plhu .Ave., Bal-
boa. Cllll.
NEW A: USED allO home W·fenced --. 1 ~
WURLITZll s.u-53&2 Betore -•
PIANOS A ORGANS FREE Black ~ ~
Some noor Models plee, part Bbe:pbenJ-lf'-.,1
Rentala • Se""" • Terma :Zn~ "''"'I ... & · " QualllledTeachen 1;0;7,;;"".,.,,..,..,._.,.~
PIANOS from .......... S31S l'LUFFY w h I t e ·~
ORGANS from •, •• ,,, • $471 cfilldren,. Clvtnl~l
G.uld Music Company -. du• to
So. ol ........ ," 5'7.(jtill-··~ ~ Mon I: Fri 'lit 9 Sun 12-s Free to tiotDi. · 1• 61MMJ6,~; ~ WE'RE In our ntW ttbre. I ;;.,.u;,.::;;;=:'f!! Our tantuUo oale of Planoa FEMALE "~ .. •
20l5 N. Maln. Santa Aoa 1 ,1:';":,;;,ble;';;'i.,,mLF~::i54$.l:':c.;::'k::; ~."'"~311·-;,:'.
~·r ... s•J. I022 ~ eouano;.:m:~ re~=·· -~
SAT • &m, 11 am to 4 l cqan "auprt mark1t". YC. Cry, male .cat..
pm, milcl ll:llcbtn. linen, Pianos from. $U5. Orpnl adult home. A1-..·ft.-Jr1gt
c:lothirw 6 f:u.rniture. J05l2 hm $196. -541-ZSU i-'1 ,,i 2/:
Plbble I.&ne, H.B. (.siw. WARD'S BALDWIN STUD10 SMALL CDdlitr ~
""' Gt1 Brooldiunt.) 1819 Newport. C.M. ~ pd -· S ..... 'lllot
OOtJBLE 1*1 J20, 1 m JJ.JJ. l'IANOS & ORCJANS <&llont fttcli q , •llMIU.
Que ketti. $40. 0cc tbl• WUrtJtmo • Knabe • ~ cou.n: mtnct *»•
13 each. 1 md cht' 6 tble Crance ~ty·1 -,,. old. ~ HS-WI Sis .. MJ.ac. 42'1' lril Avo. music deiller.......... al\S pm· ~ CdM. m.<lllO WALtlCHS ' . LEAVING anal FUrn!ture, MUSIC CllTY Iiiilii:XilJ';i"pf;,~ciit 'ii•;;"i, motorcycJa~ wlnclow tan. 3'111 So. """°'· ~ .,.., i::;l. T"..:'::"1 am. alPllancta. Miio. e ~1'5 e Cf~ m3 °'~·"' HAM.MOHD • ........, Y• l''KR# I cull' mtaid tn.t
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BRAND NEW. 1969 OLDS·
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F85. ¢ompletely ·factory · equipped in~ludin9 automatic ' ( .
t ransmi n ion. You won 't wan I to iniu out on thi~ ooe, so
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shop early a~d save. Serial 'nu n\ber 33'17-79Pl4 116 1.
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YOUR GMC TRUCK CENTER .FOR .THE ' ..
. ,· HARBOR AREA ·.
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Complete Selection of The "Rugged" Truc'k8. · 3,4 ·Too lh Ton -
.BRAND NEW '1969 GMC lh TON
PICKUP T~UCK ,
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··Fully factory equipped. Serial number ZAI 7827
'2'189°1 · ONLY . . ' . Pltu
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MERCHANQISE FOR MERCHANDISE FOR · • ' SALi> AND TRADE SALE .. AND TRADE 9000 loat'Yacht ' ' ' Auto· Strvld ' . ' : 'J-.,_.95.10 lmportad.Aillo• .... 9600 ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i_:Cli~at!!rt!!•rs!!_· __ _::9039~ · & 'Patts ~ . --, ~~~~;;;;;l600MI;;· ~"=-~lla;-~;;;:;;::8600;;; Misctllanoous 8600 ;;;M;;;lsce:;;lla;;;n;;;oou;;;•:;;:;;';;;600;; "" Stopbe .. lrki'I>· -CAL-24 "''CHARTER . :196'7 ·1iRdl'iCb : A,~~'.R.()t.4~~~ ~ I ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::;;;:;;;;;;; diesels, 2 beach:. &: . .showers. . · $25 day, $150 wk. , 1 '36 FOrd 1grille, 2 i:ear doors .. 4-WHEEL DRIVEi .... _ _,.....,...,..,,..,..--~ I
CAltPE1: WAR~HOUSE Clean •••••••.•••••• $32,500 •842-7528• . . . compleote"'1lh glB.SSi. 1 hood"--'•-Red-""th hi" t '61 Ai.FA ·Rinneo · "Splint • WANTED • 31' Twin SC<'ew Tio;&n. low ' ' · ' ."1ightlY bea' 1 bell"°°""" \":'~wp. •• w ~.op. ·Coupe' xint ' ·mild. New ~1:r~~ ~~ Furn~ture ... Appli1ncu eni how'S. R.8.dio,· , dTeptll-~~ MoblJe.H~s ·9200 whoodith red .,.! ond •.. ,1 ·~.-F~ ~beit!'!1W P~S: •. C:i!~· 1.,;_,:,.='=· "'M="'='="="='='=15-3334==' I from! SOme at Cost & Below. Color TVs e Plinos er, preuure wa er. op .. ..,...,.. e uxe g.-!IH:' uc-$2050 -8'f9...6088 (Fulll!rt ) 1 ·
, I Hrs: s:~ i:iimP.m~on-Fri., ~ h .• ET~/· h ~!P ;;i1~ ~~~;·d~,o,: ~:!: ::.,S-,.J 1~~ .. ~tus~ ~sea~ 1952 ~ARY J ?~ AUSTIN -HEALEY
1153 S..Ritchey, Santa~ as lft 2 our dlo, ~ome~, aUto pilot' Mobile Home Show H.B. Ask tor Bill. v..s. PositniCtkm, ~ 11~ '67 A~rl -·Heo, l•y 1 .
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. ~.,. . 541-So:n i 5.1-4531.!. , . a;an. ~·········:··· $22,500 16'-20'-22'·24' & 34 wides x 15 tires. Corv&ir .bucket "l(XXI" Roadsret, Briflsh~.
""'"""'""p"oo""'· "'· "L"""""" I '"'"""""~!!!!!!"!"~~ 38 f'.~one clip~r 11loop. From $6995 Trailer, Tr1vel 9425 seats. Surrey top, 23 gal ink' xreen, fullY equipped.
'!....,·i'lr Now Open to Public 9 to 9 & SUnday
;'l .lleme early & stay late! You must come &
e.t;to believe the quality &. quantity. Come
W A N T E D Immac .•.•••••.•.•.• $15,500 · 12 WIDES gas tank. Xlnt cond. See
· , DAVID L;. FRASER 40'-43~_-:o~~-«l'-64' 15%' ARISTOCRAT '67 Gas at Mesa Unkm,stl&n c.orn. See and drive this rare beau.
.TABLES Call: Clluck Avecy "Xv.Ill ..,,_, refrig. Monomatic toilet. Fairview&: Newport mvd. .t .. Lie. VHW165. . I
We need quality (no junk 3424 Via Oporto, N.8. You an pay mort Sleeps 4. Extras inc. bitch.I====~=""=-'= $2695
please). Furniture, c olor 673-5252 * 494-3916 eves, but you can't buy better $1595. 540:-4925 ' Cam-rs 9520 "' · L .~ ·ew our merchandise before the sale as
•1 .. .'ell QUickly. 1 We·· have· many, many New slate $695 val Now $295 TV'~ .,....., applianceo, '!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!""'""'""'""I P"'k> available in all"""'· r · &1!1111 ' ,,,,;,· tools and office eqUipment. * Bay Harbor HARD top tent trailer, ,sleeps --------WU W.!IO
TOF CASH IN 30 Minutoa! P No Dow*n Mobil, Homo Show 6· stove, '"""· Jee box & •• '" M-Mow •-IM·PO· R·.TS .. 531-1212 * 89l.(655 ayment· · 1425 Biker St. table. Xlntoond. ~ Sav• •xtr• S on'.or.rr Truck·
E.~~:~~:N $30 month. Sharp ~6'.· 49 hp 1A block East of H.arborIDvd. Tr1ller1,_ UtlUty t~SO -~-~~rt·Ft~'~':d.i.. Ck•tti•
Mere., hard to find manual , ~ ~ -'--------1 Mocl•IJ, · S•lf Colitairitd Clean out the old sea-bag starting, bronze power prop. C6Bta Mesa (714) 540-9470 UTlLITY .Bax. Tr a·i le r, Un_ih, All C•mp•r. Acc1 .,
and help out a good cause. covers, W /S. deluxe swivel SEE the Dual Wide Road-enclose<I $50. ,0,;,, In Stoc ...
Give )>our old uniforma: (Off-sea~. Factory trailer. $750 liner Pan American, Para· 833--~ CAMPll CLU,UNCI·
icers & Enlisted) to the Sea-takes it 642-0267 mount, Elite and General of 1961 El Oor1illo, Fou,
Scouts. Need blues, whites, l~ n. Custom Fia.m.ingo mobile homes now at Trucks Y500 Windi, Scoh m•n a11cl Gold.
·"=a=·"'"='=·==0"'=·=""'=='"=== I Racer. Blue and gold. Dual Wide Safes li no
1
mod1!l 11 -Trailer A: boat freshly Cliapman ?i.fobile Homes Inc. *SP<>RTsMENS VAN* * 11• DISCOUNTS* Mechlnery. etc. 1700 1 t d N "'t . * TRUCKS * 5 Y11r Fin1nein9 o, • p a n e • ew ww e 521 N. Harbor, $.A. n au gab yd e. Upholllt!ry 531 .. 571 Thty Are All Here At Appr-...•d ' Crtdit
WELDING Equip, Lincoln Three 16;» bp Champion1 ,.,.--.,,.-:o""'-.,,..---, Fantutic DiKounts raunr:n 1rutAtS 225 ·amp Welder w/all ac-engines. Complete w t th 10 x 45 Mobile Home. 2 UU'lrlll QI I
ups, ensembles & sets of new, near new 2.3 Models to choose from $59 ome Filrnishings. ' up. 213: 69'2-4167. 692-2101 * AU.C:TION * SPECIAL"* ' 56 Near .new repo's -color If you will seij or buy
•s, S.W, portables, stereos, combos. (All give Windy a try
to be sold at PUBLIC AUCTION. Auctions Friday 7:30 p.m. ---'-----------~1 Windy's Auction Barn
te model refrig's (split front & dble door) Behind Tony's Bldg. Mai•1
t'fzers, washers, dryers, stoves, auto tooth· 2075% Newport, CM M6-8686
-es, typewriters. KNITTED FABRICS
646-9303
CITROEN . . ,. , ..
· h • Mediterranean • Modem •
e • Mahogany • couches, loveseats,
beds, Din Rm sets, chinas, bullets,
Of china, dinettes (latest styles), custom lle'iliin sets.
"'FOR SALE
.Remnants, samples & Mill
ends Sat. Only'8 a.m. to 2
p.m. 929.Baker, Costa Mesa.
·GOLF bag, clubs and cart,
complete. Set 2 years old.
Excellent condition. 1 & 3
woods, irons, 2 thru 9,
wedge & putter. Cart is
new. $15. 545-0906
~i'p!bwo·g' !lc"!l,Gl e"'cwelt 1 ~ingn , several fuel tankl, ateering Br. Z' Alum awn. Set up Ready for immediate S,.clel ww.r.,, · --"'!"
--.-v " and· controls. See at 2808 in Sp. 525 Fairfax Dr. CM. delivery ,. .. •••• •,.-• •
eDbT 'e :
"" We Finance with Good Credit a~Master Charge & BankAmericard
· lOK Commission Gallery
DL 7722 GARDEN GROVE ILVD.
WBlock West of Beach Blvd., off G. G. Frwy. l HP electric air com-
pressor, was air condition
unit. $75. Polaroid Camera
8500 Miscellaneous 8600 Model 240 w/attachments, tiumr::-:-1 ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;I brand new. $75. 545-7616
FASHlON TRENDS MUST SELL!
209 6ht St· Newport Shores light Auburn Fall
Featuring custQm dreas de-Paid $120, Sacrifice $25.
11igns &: exciting collectloD ol MS-4537 aft 6 pm,
ready-madea for your every
occasion. OPENING Sat Feb REPRODUCTION Hutch or
8th. Stop by for cotfl!i!. dry sink $75. King size bed,
:::~~r $~~~~· Lafayette, N~ Beach. _54S-_2310=--~-~-BEACH CITY THEODORE
17 FT. Penonner. lalander TRAll.ER & Cabana, 1 or DO 'R b• · F d AUTHORIZED DEA~E~ PETS and LIVESTOCK Doluze model (all : bedroow, Xlnt thruouC . DG.E 0 ins or HUNTINGTOl;4 Dogs ll2$ f iber 1 1a11) outboar Make otter. OR 3-l!IOS 16555 Beach Blvd., (Hwy. 39)
Custom IJll.P down cover. 8 x 36 1 BDRM, A-1 corid. 54().2660 2060 HARBOR BLVD. BEACH
\VIRE Hair Fox terrier pups. Big wheel Wt trailer, $700 ~hed, to be relocated. Huntln&kii:i Beach COST/it< MESA'
AKC. $50. Must s e I I. phone 642-4980after1 pm. $1750. 536-1614 '66 f d p · k '42.0010 New •nd ·Used C lrs '
642-9988 or 645-1803 or tc up CAB HIGH . CAMPER Co'mple tt Se tvic& & P•rts 1 BR. mobile home in quiet Long bed C'!USt cab, V-8, dlr, SHELL 8835 BEACH BLVD AKC, Miniature Poodles S.llbol. h 9010 adult _ft...... 10x50 Great bumper pearl grey exterior · I .:
ma!' 1 ,,_ ... , $50. ---------~.. • • 8 FOOT WNG $65 842 -778"1 -s·•o.0442 ""'"'"' --Lakes. Xlnt oond. 548-9108 Xlnt cond. Take foreign car oA7•1863 ' ~ "' * 9118-2342 * Schock Racing Sabots in trade or $85 cub dcls. I====~==""'=== J11tf 3 milH So, Sin Dl19•
AIREDALE Pup•, 1 wks, 2 New Sabolll from $39S Mini Ilk• 9275 Will fine prvt prty, L.B. C R · I 9522 Fwy. •nd lint • fd1w mlnut•• lncludes Fiberglass maat It P351.8T Call Jim·. 494-9773 or imper enta s · Nortlr· of A 1m1 A.KC. Champ sired. 847-22'i2 sail. BONANZA mini-bike, lie. &: '67 DATSUN-
B. HS. Schock Boats. legal for. 11treet. H'IY. duty 1 =540-0634~=·~""'~-.,.--COACH· TRAILER Owned by UfUe 'ole retired
AKC Sllkey Terrier pups. 673-XfiO frame &: tires. Like new. '50 OIEVY, 2 Ton c:abover, RENT.Cl$ man ln Capislrano. ~
Males $150 Females $200 1 ·,,~. ~ERJ=cso=N~.~FUlly~-.. -ul-p • ..;l.;.125;.c._51<>-2358 ________ 1 perfect thtuout, ~ spd W/'J It's none too early 'to make m'eter reads 13,.000 nll. Ra·
675-5261 10 mos old, like new. Call Motorcycl• 9300 'r1t re~ end. 16 ~~ re!E!:rvations for Spritle: Hol-dlo, heater, auto, 96 hp ei,a,
DATSUN
RASENJl Pups, barkless & 494-9333, ~ ask -ior l---."------~~-'... pu' ~w nd ·,100 ida.ys! . ; cream ext., dlr, xlnt cond. <>dodos~ malo & female. Miko. • HONDA • ~!..; •-'-"' · • ' WEEK-END OR WfJEl<LY $85 ; .Uh dels ,.. ,w111 fine
.;;:;;,,,,--,,.,.,,---I . 548-3881 1 pCI $200. Patio table $10.
1 Little uted 9/6 (Formerly SEAHORSE D~ room table & ~hairs
; "B'(OR Reel $350. BEACHWEAR) $50. Call before ll or afl 873-7703 Sboreaoer sailln& dlnibY, 546-0l!ll priv prty. L.B. UJC 925.·GtJl
p00DLE apricot, male, 6 $1fi5. '65 FORD FllK1 'iii T P/U. Jilh • 494-9713 or 545-0634.
w""ks .. papen ern'.-2336• MINI BIKES Aul.• """'' P/B. $1m(), Dtn;o Buffl .. • . '9~· 196U>ATSJINStatk>nW .....
~. ., .. _.. * 'C:lll=='==~==;;===== 8,5'J6...11il8 14 *** * LEAVING st a. I e • ""'FJ"REW==oo=o""=ro=R~SALE=~
• . . • .. ' ..... ,
Sellirtc all Juroiture, ap... Walnut &: Eucalyptus. u1:50
pliancel a cc e I Io r i e s ad, $25 'ii crd. Dc;J.ivered
Everything showroom new. It stack'd free. (1)•688--0846
' li<Ul2o • 1966 TARTAN ~ -•-. Sensoft, 506 31.st St N.B., -~-~ . Pulh-bu\tGn n.d, "'• !Ow_' mil_ "'
brd
"
.. , a;uui;,,:::, · tt69 '90' OR. ·'65' 673-6020 E-BUGGY age, $25Q tand take over~
oqu!p::: ~ ~ • ~ * $239 * * '67 CHEV Ii T P/U, 8 cyl, · DUM -· monts. Phone ~
1JDO ,~ Xlnt """'· , .. 1 HERa FRIEOLANoeR ~!t.'=' :. 1~. r~·:
saila. $775. ll6 Marine Ave. 11750 IEACH ILVD. HW. l9 673-2587eves.
Bal 11. 615-3360 12 llocf• so.&. G-rov• Fwy.I '°M"'o=eILE="e"-..,... -truck,.-,.,-,"'toc..,.kl
Power Crvisors 9020 '68 ENDURO 250 "' Factory • equip. l!J60 Font P/U Ennli sh Ford warrant)'. Uke' .new. $675. i;, Ton V-8. ~ 613-0J82 ~
CAMPER SHELLS Call 540--7877 or eves 673-93a ' CompleW sales· tervlce
It alee ....... 24" to 52" 1.1..1.. B.S.A. '68 Shoo~-Star tiw1, 1967 ....__ta Scout P.U. I 100 MPH, 32 mL per PL ..--. ""61' ... ,. ..,.,., ~"I" Full five 1JA18. aporta No down pt.yment o.a.c. CaU &G-9869 LO ~. 1t:yllng. •
HATI'ON CAMPER SALES "Peace and Low'• 642-0397 after 6 PM
:mW. WilaM CM 548-0343 6S\i HONDA .,. SCnunblel'. 1952 CHEV 14o ton plckuJ> CORTINA
36' CRUJSER. Mooring line 3600 mt--ntw bike. J\Jst tun-Good coadttion $175. eau .. , * Deluxe 2 Door *
available. Juat hauled out ed. "25-6'1S-t574 846-1449 eves M....,...,..Dol.1ff $1883
&: majored. Must lell! After '64 EL r ...... 1.... •~•n ....,..,.. l t 70 HAUOI AVO' .. 6 pm. 548-8691 Auto Strvlcis -·.,.... ~ '""'-com MISA Immediate llo1MlJ'r a P 9,_ Good coM!tlcln. C.U J-Ov.t 50 2 doon, 4 doort,
Marlnt f vt 9035 erta ~ 548-3119 or &IM583 \ VW DUNE BUGGY CTI, ·ttatlon wagons in , P: CZ MOPA!t Wedae--Polished '69 GMC" Ton piCkup,*liuto ~ ·*· $SOO !r~k-~Uy autorna~
MATOIED pr Chrysler crank, TRW pistons. Enon trans. Must t1ell! ~t * 673-«211 * TOP TRADE FOR :
M3188. 2lD hp, V.& marine 9008, 1)0rted heads, W+H condition. 96'J...1909 Im---.. •ut0t -.-. YOUR PRESENT CAR: INVENTORY engines. 54.5-9125 • v • 1 Dill All lmh + Dual Tor-,... ·-~ ~
673-3261 quell>!<. Alum mIWng + J-,9510 e 1!pot Cull fer lmporU THEODORE
BUYING Sil...-Coins 10% ~~!:•rs Boat Slip .Moori .. 9036 :;:~ ~'500 or oilet'. JEEP WAGONEER. xi.l 91•,., -.. ..,. im,,..,· Rob. n Ford·
oltace.. Dlnt-$1.10. Silver Slips Included Newport Sllsit b' ttnt. SNOW Tires. studded 7.SS 4 wheel drl~bubl, auto ~tl=daD.of;= =-~f ~ m BLVD:'
111cltle1 Sl.50 roll. COSTA e PACIFIC YACHT SALE.Se Bl& BaJ. $2.25 per foot x 14. uAed OTll'e W . each, trans. Pl A: pb, 613-S842 JOU ldl. E 1.. M 0 It £: •COST.A MESA, .
• ~~~ 831 W. 19th SL CM. 3446 Via~C:~eWPort 548-2592 or ~n eves. peid $39, .96:1-Jm 1945 1.lll.JTARY Jeep, 4 whJ MO'l'ORS. 15300 .=-Blvd. &42-0010
--=SOCK==-=ro==--12' Hour Phone .... 673-1570 DAILY PILOr WANT ADS 4 vw EMPI (AAGS ....... -Firm.-:' w-.. . I THE'QUICl<Ek,!OU CAu,
____ rr __ '_E>_I_! -· '"""""""""""'""""' I Al ..... • Go-Ool 115. $46.111i6 SSS Vlctorla, C.M. Whit. Elopllanta! THE Q~ YOl1 U:U.
See from lD:AM -6:PM any Quality King-Site Bed, Livestock 1840
day, Eves: b)' appt. 644-0218 beauWul quilted mattress. 2 NUBIAN Yearling Does, ;;;;:;=;:--°";:;:;;" · 130 Junlgoes Way, No. 3 split foundation, blt-in twira, $25 each.
Newpt Bluff.a frame. Never used. $98. * 842-7890 *
':~ a~e ::. ~ffe~P~~ Worth $ZXI. 842-6.536 TRANSPORTATlON
~'Clo GREEN house, !>' x 6', bunk beds, 3 end tables. BOltt & Yachts 9000 2 bar 11001.s, 6' 3" surfboard, beater, fan, light, Saran. Also cattleyas, 673-2465
m1ac. 1142-7213 • SPECIAL • WOMAN'S Diamond bracelet
Kirby vacuum cleaner w/at. Oki, very v a I u ab I e • 31' TROJ~N
tachmenb:. Take over small Sacrifice. 673-8632 Twin screw, only 110 bourl.
pymntJ or pa.y oU balance :c--~-..,-,=~---1 Rt.d' d th finder of $,1C.12. Credit Dept New imported Persian rugs, zo, l~~T ,. SftS"
KE >'1289 21:4', olxti',•000', 9x.12' sure warer,, tfin&by, SLIP
7890 · goes with boat. Owner must
ROCKWELL 9" all ateeJ , * 84Z-* sell!!
table .uw 4 stand; used SURPR.ISE! Mother poodle, * INSPECT • OFFER! *
opprox. 6 t!mos. 1100. fulher? Puppios born Now DAVID L, FRASER ~2358 Year's eve. $5. 545-651! 3424 Vla Oporto, N.B.
(3) 31 CUBIC rt pottery kilns MISCELl.ANIDUS Jewelry, 673-5252 * . 491-3916 EYes.
stoneware, $3:lO e a c h • will 11ell cheap! See to ap.
Terma. Privale par t '1 • predate. 673-8632
675--15ll-ewa.
" ENGl:ISH FOR!>
Misc. Wantod 1410
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'64 · PONTt.Ae GTO
Convertlble~~1_.._autornaUc.,20}1P,el' 1tetr-. lria, RAH. ~e. wbite 'Wfl*ck vin¥1 lntorior, U'ltl><'.(8> , • ,. :: · · ;fla95 ·: ·====== f I • •'
: ' ···~·-C:"l~· l/~101f .
l Pickup. 'V:.e:• eng., 'auto.1 trans,,. faCtory
arr ,corid., radio 4 beater, extra ni~. •
Uc. N~ Us;18995
'' ,CHEVROLET'S I . USED ~.48 . CENTER : 'SPECIALS . .•••••••••••••• , ..
: ORANGE COUNTY'S e . ' '66 DODGE '67 l~P~LA • SAV. INGS • Polara < Dow. Automatlo. air cond., ~:;rS\';::, ':lil1f:!,P~J·~~
'Mt IMPALA S.S.
L~:r ~~~1~h=~: f~~~ interior, ~ No. TUX'59 I, 1
HEAD9 UAR1ERS I 1·. --
5.1395 . ' .. 52t95 ====== e '62· RAMBLER • . '63 DART G.T. •• Amorkan 2 Door. Good tran.portatioc. •• ( • <Im63> · '67 TOYOlA U~p coo~: t 'O'llnder; .automatic, •_,·~ 1 $295 • ' Land ' ~ser. 4 wheel drive, excellent ' ;fadio, 1!ea~ • .medium bltlf with blue • • 1 . , • condition, low mileage, (TRJ019),
'68 DODGE
Delu~ 4 ~ atatlon l wag~n., VB, auto-
matic, power 1teerln(, radio, tieater., .m,~.~:·58f·S:' ... '.. · ·: ~~7 ~I Cami"o ~stom :· . . . ,52195 -.---·-------· · ::·':·:':·::·=·==' :·::::·:::·:::• 327 VS, A.T., P.S., Faot0<y al• cond.,. ::::::======== • • .: J,tilH. Bucket seats. Ermine white with • •
' ··red interior. I.Jc No. 'I'53036 , •
'.., . i 'AS dM•i 1/li-TON . : •::. ·.· · •. s2· 19»5 •: • .
52495
• .
.
' •
'65 PLYMOUTH '
Sport Fury convei:tible, VB, automatic,
power &teer., radio, ~ea~L lNBV894.)
5895
. .
'65.INTERNATIONAL .
PICKUP -V-8, standard shift. I.Jc. No. . 5311~
51195
-.
'V8 'pickup. '6%' .FJeetside,' stick shift,
du:ome wheels, t.rmneau cover, .ahal:p.
DUNE BUGGY
Sharp with peppy VW engine and trans-
mission. Metallic blue. (DDU388)
{S461fll) • • 51395 : Stlni'~~a.t:?!~~:. AM·: 51395
'67 DATSUN·
Deluxe ( Door, AT.~ .R&H, Ivory with red 1 interior.· Like new, 1..1.c. No. VEH017
~====··::::::::::. ~~!;;..~ .. ':"~1~.::~ .......... -·-.--•.111!1 ... _ ... 'i . . . . . . • !'onnep Chev. CXSN.73! ' . • :-----------..
. · . '66 RIVIERA . e ' MUST SEE • '64 CHEVY 11 '64 CHRYSLER 300 ·
· • • Nova Station,1Wqon. Automatic, power Hardtop Coupe.· AutO.. ~ ~ steer., Custom coupe. l'ull power and ~ctory. I ·!6·1 ·C· OMET. . • •tff•inl: a1r condltlonlnr, radio, heater, factory air cocdo_llelp with p;rebment u.; , air conditioning. Radio and heater. W (EIZ738) · tenx-1& No. xµrill •
53295 : ~~·~~.~~:.~:~~;an-'··~ : . . -$695 ,. . 54 49· s· . .___. __ _... ! 5395 . ·: .. ·-.......... -.-..... :.::::=·=·==
, '67 PONTIAC ; '. '.65 DATSUN e '66 El .Camino Custom : '67 ·CHEVY II · .. '62. CADILLAC -
• V-8, A.T., P.S., R&H. Willow green with • Fordor sedan. Automatic, power steer· Bonneville H.T. COupe.-A.T.,. P.s~,.·rac-· ·' tory air condition, R&H. Blue with black
Landeau roof. Lie. No. TXU:i5I
Pickup. Radio, Heater. Lie, No. NM\V452 • black viriyl interior. New set of white-• ing, factory air ,radio, heater. Like new.
• wall tires. Stkr No. 1763B Low mileage, (UZF114l
Coupe DeVWe.rFull power, factory air con· d.ltionln&'., radio, heater. Extra nice. (RSB-
786)
5795 : . 52395· ! ·. 51695 . .._....._....._ .................. c H IVAOLE'f'Y
2828 HARBOR BLVD., COSTA .MESA flt
~!~ 546•12.03 tA~ 546•120 ..
!=Ell.RARI
~ FERRARI
"Newport Imports Ltd. ~
)nge County'a only author-
ized dealer.
S ·SERVICE · PARTS
: 3100 w. Coast J1wy ..
•• Newport Beach . 612.94n; 540-1764
Authori1.ed MG Dealer
HILLMAN
00 HILLMAN Husky Sia·
tion Wagon. Good running
,condition. $550. TI4: 525-67fi0
JAGUAR
Jaguar XKE
. Coupe
llnished In sparkllnl: burgun-4.Y metallic with plush con-
otr&sting J e a t h e r interior.
:EYel'7 ·posaible "Jag" extra lDCld.. chrome wire wheels,
'AM/FM radio, etc. 0 n l y Zi.ooo 1oca1 miles. Mint ~
4tiUon.
J!l'lupo 11
111 n fl Ii l '. '.·
.. 3lde w. eoutliwy.
'
:::::!=;:::..=:.::......:.9600:.;..; --'--~'-----Imported Aul"'! HOO
· PORSCHE . TOYOTA
'67'TOYOTO
MG KARMAl'jN GHIA
1------
GHIAS MG Porsehe '66 ·
. 912 Cpe.
2 !67'1 Siles, Service, P1rt1 Slate grey with contrasting
2 '66's Complete new MG inven~ey interior. Chrome wheels, AM
Corona; ·&Utomatic transmJs-~ater, see Ir:
drive tod~. Lie TYX217.
. $1475
1 '63 See "the' new Austin America /FM radio. Mint condition
Alt extra sharp, a11 with ra· Here Now! throughout. fjeanLlmi4 dios & heaters and one with
air conditioning.
549·0JOJ--67J-11 f0
1970 HAUOI JLYD.
COSTA MESA
'58 GHIA
Excellent tr.ansportation, a
nice little car, Lie. GXT380.
$495
al• Llmi6
• T~~~.~~YO
1966 Harbor, C.M. 646-9303
LOTUS
'67 WTUS Europe, low
miles.gt:, m~ sell im·
mediately? 642-4173 after
4:30 p.rn.
J1rwpott
31inports
., 3100 W. C.oast Hwy.
Newport Beach
642-9«5 540-1764
Authorized MG Dea1er
f'IGB' s "SALE"
J!ctupo t t
311np ort ~'
3100 W. Coast Hwy.
. fMPORTS
TOYOTA·VOLYO
l966 Harbor, C.M. 64&-9303
TRIUMPH
Newport Beach .
642-9'05 · S<0-1764 Triumph '66 TR4A
Authorized MG Dealer ,Ebony black Road11ter with
·~ PORSCHE C, AM/FM black leather interior. Ra-
chr whls, fact air, disc dlo, heater, wire wheels.
Bl Rd. 00 brakes, '69 tags. Xlnt oond. Immaculate in every detail. '66 ue str ...... Slli95. 150 '65 ft~ Rd I 495 00 Priv, party. ;:! or oUer. .n.cu str • , • •• • 1 . S4&-8972
'64 White Rdstt •••• $1295.00 -------'65 PORSCHE 356C,
AM/FM. Chrm whls; drk
grn, orig owner,· $3295.
J!rllll.lOl !
Jl111µo r1 ~, J!ru.1por t
3111 1ports 646-6115 3100 W. Coast Hwy.
1956 PORSCHE 1600 N. Newport Beach
Bahama Yellow. Clean $1.2(Xl 642-9-\05 . ~1764 3100 W. Coast Hwy. !inn. 503 Acacia CdM Authorrred MG Dealer
Newport Beach 673-9403
64'!-MOO 540-1764 .;c:..:.:.::_._=~-Authorized MG Dealer 1967 P 0 RSC H E 912,
,~ MGB. ft., .. ,~.. -,.;"" AM/FM, radials, hdrst11.
"' ui. W>ll ~"-oe. $4300 or best offer 673-2585 greeb: Excel cond. Low eves
VOLKSWAGEN
vw
tnlles. ~· 673-4878 I ·,~68~PO=RSCHE==,-x1n~1 oo-nd~. J~ow" 1 Price Speci•I•
'61 MGA, good cnnd., t.'OC08 mileage, $4700 firm. OR '60 Bug ....... ·~ •• :. , $399 brown. ronvert. Heater. '69 ~-•-· ......... ,-•723 • I'~ uuu: over~ ... ·~ 61 Bugs •••.••.•••••. , "l"'1 Lie. new tune-up. 842-8794 '63 Bugs • , .... , .. • • • . • S599 SUBARU .,. BW> ................ 1999 __ .;._.;.____ '67 SUnbeam Alpine Rdstr
1969 SUBARU Excellent, reduced •• $1499
'59 MGA Road3ter. 1 new from $1297; 66 MPG ~ • tire, R/H. $475. Call after ::!~Sup" !~~~~E c~,a ,osO~ =· o:_ ""°S.:: s~ .'69 TOYOT·A HT ~~ ,J'P 24,ooo ml1e warrant.v. $1950. I'
PM. 968-1797 54t·OJOJ-473·1190 MANY EXTRAS 1970 HAl lOI ILYD.
MGA
FINEST · SELECTION . '
OF ' .
PREVIOUSLY ·
OWNED
'&8
CADILLACS
IN SO. CALIFORNIA
4 DOOR -2 DOOR
e El Dorados • Calais
• Coupe de Villes • Sedan de Villes
PRICED FROM $4995
All Carry New Car
5 Year or 50,0(10 mile Warranty '
ALLEN
OLDSMOBILE • CADILLAC · • . NewportrBeat.h
642-9"15 ~1'164 EXEC CAR COSTA MISA r-PORSCHE
• Au~ MG Def.let '61 JAGUAR Mk ll 3.8 _____ ..__
~ pis p/b, chr wire
Wh, air .cond. $975. 49Ml79
JAGUAR '67 XKE. Xlnt .
Afl M:.vr;~$1n0 ::m:.,~:Ji~· 1150 so~~u;~~~~GHWAY ...,...-
Ponc:he '61
St!per 90
lmportod Autos
VOLKSWAGEN
* '59 VOLKSWAGEN *
$3)0 under Blue Book
962-8956
UtodCars·
'62 Comet Custom
Station wagon.
6 cyl, auto, R/H. PUF098
'64 Bulc:k Special ·
4 dr, V8, auto, PS,, l\ff,~t. 42438
'64 Chev. 4 Dr.
Malibu 6 cyl auto, RH. OML769
'62 Mere. Colony Park
Park Station Wagon
Fae air & power. FJM592
'63 T·Blrd
H.T. Coupe.
Fae air, full·power. 1¥&437
'64 Mere Montc:lalr
H.T. Coupe
Fae air & power 10Xl671
'64 Pont Catalina
Convert, auto, PS, PB, RH.
OLE917
'65 Chev Impala
SS Convert fac air & power
OYZ125
'66 · Comet Capri .
4 dr. Fae aJr & power. RRY5~2
'66 Ford FL 500 .
. H.T. Coupe. Fae ail & power
SUN396
'65 Mercury
Colony Park Wagon
Fae ~ir & power. HON348
$1
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Ruby red"Coupe with. black
interior. 1 All PoriChe extras
lncld .. coco mall, tog lamps,
etc., etc. Reoentq overhaul-•
fall LlJDi6 '62 VW Camper W;stphalia • I ·
• IMPORTS ~·~;u1 . .i.,., "494-1084 : . • 547·3103
OYOTA--VOLVO 'S5 VW, 2 door, IUJ'll'OOf. \
J.96& Harbor, C.M. 64$-930.1 Great for dune buggy. $215.
'65 Olds 98
4 dr H.T.
Fae air.& full power. NBR792 .
$170-.,
'56 JAGUAR, Mark L 2.4
lite.13JO:
'* 615-2261 *
'ii J"AG 3.1 Mrk Il. chtm
wire whls,. p/" 1 owner.
51.ooo m1. 11625< G'J3.-0104
KARMANN GHIA
ed ecwme. · ._ 673-6674 C.d.M. -~ ------
TOYOTA · '68 vw. 2 _.sedan, ,....... 1-1M•-'-NGO 1.,.111911 A\1191 ' NOO . $1150,~detMar. -. J~L'lll~ILll I
.I I 111 p (11 I •, VOWWAGEN • . HEE™?QLMOuAR'l'ERREs : 1969 .;·::,·:.1o. pop '-.-vo_w,...,...w'""'"_•_EN_
Rdstr, Marie m, f spd, dlr, ' Gllt wnctws. 3fral&ht stick, ,
excellent running cond. Wire 3100 W. Cout H'ffJ. Blue. 5000 ml $1'15. 6fMfl8 .., YW'PIJW! .-, clean. VW, •es; Futbadt.· SAVI: =~t:~ve~ ~ Beach mJO 8::. s:a..:llmnl17 VW 'st Sunroof, lo 11\illi, New ~l ~ fa $100. Bl\ltboak. M. 1 mecb. -:-;st Karmann Gbta . little 'ole man from Laguna. ~ 5«).1'7$f • clean! $895. Joe N1ckerti • bad,Y, tnt A rub.' M4-2932
Oood condl-By Owner l8S Cub dtls, wJll·fioc prvt A-...i MG Dealer BILL MAXEY • m:-• · '68 VW ..i,""" T -Xlnt -"'-'""~=-="'"""'--,JllOO. * ~188!· . prty. L.B. UOF 593, O<S'l'13 'a:t'l'ORSCHE S. xlnt oond, WELL Kept '65 VW Convt. oond. ·FM. Pl'V pny. 'ST VW. ltobullt• -t
er 545-0&34 ~ all ,._ equip.. Best oUer, IT~IOITIAJ MUBl aee to belleve' ~103T or 33T.wf211 R/H, $350 or otter. e:..~Tbe ~ ~ MG BIG T '67, BRO, 494-3231 after' Ql2t ,MS-7427 . vw Bua w/Re~t '62 ena. ' Prl ""'" ~
a111111tc1 -Sau ... -. wire wh .. 11, ill6I SC -coupe "1th 11111 l l ACH ILVD. '65 VIV ..,,...._ Statloo GooCI.,.... xW ccnd. '!00-'114 VW -X1nt oond. Wit
'-• -Loal Dunlop n>dlo. ~· .,,.,..,, air eondllloo: -PlhlU H unt. _., 147"'555 Wqon. New 11ttt. >dnt IT3-4'!lO ..... IJ.ll PM 51$-TllO .u!
MWlll 593-81n nilea; S98--4648 tires. $2800. 875-2571 3 ml N, ot Coast HW)'. on 13cb cond. $1395. Mi-3079 DAILYl?lJ.O'n.WANT ADS!. ~It wk ends 6~1790
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'66 Mere
Parklane 4 Dr. H.T •
Fae air ~ full polNr. XSS!lll
'61 Clln ,
lmpall H. T. Coupe
Fae air • power. VPX8117 ,
JOHNSON & ·s
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• -Lie. 'ISUS4. 1 uLfmia
IHPORTS
rrldar, rebru.,y 7, 196t
· VOLVO ~·bor., C.M. 646-1!3'J3 i----'-----
.w. """· competition '68 VOLVO 2 DR. , 3 mo. new tires,
e wbls. reblt q by
fl with ' mo &UU'· mw old. New transaxeL
tibqy at $800. 494-0477
MANY EXTRAS
EXEC CAR
• $2495
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call ua for free estimate.
GROTH CHEvRolET .)'Beauty! 64~3003 IMPORTS
Bug, reblt eng & TOYOTA·YOLYO
axle. New brakes, 1966 Harbor, C.M. 64&-11303
"'' Private ..,..,., 1925 * New Volvos * cber.~ GETA
Ask for Sales ?ilanqeJ'
18211 Beach Blvd.
llunlin&fbn Beach Kl !),3331
new """· BETTER DEAL
Herb Friedlander
•·•··•············ $94.'12 mo call: HIUTY Williams
So. Co.st Cir Le11ln9
300 W. Coast Higtiway
Newport Be&eh 114: 645-2182
UNlESS YOU'VE GOT
SOMETHING AGAINST .
SAVING A BUCK!
GRAND PRIX! B.autlful Midnight Green with matching interior hGrdtop Is fully equipped with oir con·
ditionlng, turbo·hydramotlc fl'.ansmission, power stHring, power disc brakn, pushbutton radio and heoter: 400 c11>-
bic inch engine 1350 h.p. thot isl, shoulcler hamns, head rnts, hidden wlnd1hitld antenna, remote control outside
mirror, _front floor mats, white side wall tires and all the standard deluxe Grand Prix accessorin. Serial Number
27659P217917.
Look at the car we've advertiHcl here.
, •• Know something 7 The price Is high·
er than that of some Grand Prixs adver·
tiHcl elsewhere. There's a reason: Look
ot the equipment on our car. And • • •
our car is in stock & ready to go! It ls
, not a stripped · down m o d e I that you
would have to o r d e r. In keeping with
our pollcy, this is the way we advertise
• • equipped, and ready to go!
'66 CHEVY II NOVA
St1tion w11on. 6 cylind1r 11i1lom1tic:, powtr 1t11rin 9, rtcllo,
h11t1r, ITEP150l
$1577
'68 BONNEVILLE
2 Door h1rdlop. Hydrtmatic, pow•t 1t11d119, JIOWlr br1k11,
R&H, WSW, Yinyl top, powtr window• l i1th, f1c tory 1ir.
IWAE611l
$3577
'64 CADILLAC
Co\lpt D1Vill•, VI, hvdr1m1tlc, powtr 1lttrin9·br1k1t-win·
dow1.1e1t, ftclory t lr condltionln9, C ULF20J I
$2077
'65 CHEVROLET
lmp1!1 SS. Vt, tutomtlic, powtr 1lttrin9, rtdio, h11t1r,
WSW, vinvl top. 26475 milt•. CNOY511l
$1777
'69 PONTIAC G.T.O.
Con¥ttlibl1. VI, 4 1pttd, powtr 1t111ln9, rodio, h1tl1r, rid
liflt tirt1, 1ttrt1 ftp .. IYN62171 Rally II w~11l1,
$3577
GRAND
PRIX!
ROY CARVER'S SERVICE DEPARTMENT IS OPEN MONDAY
THROUGH FRIDAY FROM 7:30 A.M. TO 6:00 P.M. • THE SALES DEPARTMENT IS OPEN 8:00 A.M. TO 9:30 P.M.
SEVEN DAYS A WEEK.
EACH AND EVERY "CARVER • CARE· CAR" CARRIES OUR EX·
CLUSIVE 100°/o WARRANTY ON MECHANICAL PARTS.
'67 CHEVROLET CAPRICE
2 Door h1rdfop. VI, 1utom1llc, pow1r ,111rino l l>r1k1•,
rtdio, h11t1r, WSW, vl11yl top, f1chiry 1ir, 15,745 11'11111,
tVGX5l3)
$2677
'67 OLDSMOBILE
Vi1!1 Cruiitr. Vt, t ulomolk, power 1l••rin9 I brill;1t, r1dio1
h11t1r, WSW, f1c:lory 1ir. IUDC971 l
$2977
'67 LE MANS
2 Door h1rdt1p, VI, hvdr1,,.1tlc, pow1r tl11rin9 I br1k1s,
rodto, h11ftr, WSW, f1cfory oir, viny l roof, 23,497 mil11,
IUWW29 11
$2777
'67 FIREBIRD
Vt, hyr.lrt m1tic, ptw•r .+ttrin9, radio, htiltr, WSW, ftc·
torv t ir, yt!low w/blt ck ¥inyl roof. IUNE71 ))
$2777
'63 VOLKSWAGEN
Pantl pickup. R1dio, 4 tp•td, (TAV4tl l
$977
'68 CHEVROLET
El C1mi110 396 S.S. V8, 4 1p11d, pow1r 1!11rin9, r1dlo, lttt l•
or. Rid l int lir11, c1mp1r 1h1tl, 15,875 mil11. l ondlu top,
buck1t ~••h. l55110AI
$3277
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'68 PONTIAC
l1M1n1 2 Or. H.T. VI, hydr1m1lic, powe r d11rin9, rtdio,
h11!1r, WSW, f1ctory 1ir. IVH6141
$2977
'66 CHEVROLET
F1mily w1gon, 6 cylindtr, t 11lom1tic, ttdio, ft11ltr, ctmptr
•'!uipp1d. (1810001
$1677
'67 BUICK GS 400
Vt, hydrtm1lic, powtt tft1rin9 l b1tkt1,
WSW, f1 etory t ir, vinyl top, ITPYSltl
$2677
'66 PONTIAC )
llonn t1vilt1 con¥ttliblt, VI power tlttriog I br1k1t, r1r.lit,
htaltr, ftc:lory t it, WSW, powtr windows, bltck w/bltck
lop. !RlA451 !
$2377
ALL PRICES IN THIS AD ARE. OF COURSE, PLUS LICENSE & TAX.
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crown hanltop, white, all • •
orig. i.n~rioc. Full,pwr., fact • a ~
air, dlr, pwr. Wind...,. $!$ , LE ._ Cash dels or take foreign • 57 OLDSMOll • ...
car in trade. Wfil fine prvt •"tB" <C door, IAlHtt4 ). 1·
P ..... L.8 H.SC 568 494-9nJ You c•n b•!i1v1 thi1 pric:•! • o;~ , •• $49 •
'61 CHRYSLER 4 dr hard • 8 "•
top, air cond, full pwr, 1 • · • ·
owner. Just ""'°ndltion<d, • '63 BUICK Skykn •
$450. tinn. 673-5743 aH.T. Cp1. A11tomotic, rid·•
'57 CHRYSLER $223 Good io, ht1!1r, powtr 1fttti119, ...
condition, engine--Penect. •t•cfory tir tfXC94tl •. -.
Call Neal. 642-1081 : $1195 •
_ CORVAIR • ,67 OPEL • : . . ... '61 MONZA. .f speed, very Sp!, Coupt, R1dio, h11t1r,• .
clean $250. •4 1pt1d, I own1r, IUOf.•
675-3489 aft 6 PM •IO I ) . •
'62 CCRVAlR, 6 new ""''-• $1495 •
28,000 mi. Like new. $475. •'~------'• Call 54g.....()452 ' -
OORVAIR Monza 1961. Sl.50. • '67 CHEV. S.S. •:
Needs slight work. Good •R•dio, h11t1r, 11110., P.5.,a ~
paint. 646-6745 aP.8. lmm1cul•lt condition ••.
• CORVA!R MM'8 Co"'.. $2295 •
1965 28,000 ml, $1000. See a
to apprec. 962-9636 • '63 Tl4 • ~
CORvmE .Road1l1r. 4 ipttd, rtdio,8
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Corvette '66 427 • $1395 • ··
\Vhile fastback with black in-••-------.. 1
tcrior. 4-spe~. A~ I .FM, a ,6S OLDS C ti , • power steering, side pipes, U ap
low miles, Reflects melicul-aH.T. Cpe. R&H, •11to., PS.a :.
ous care. :•ir coS 1'595
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il111po11 s . ·--8 '66 OLDS "ti"
alu~ury 4 door. Full powtr,.
f1clory 1ir. (SUPS12)
3100 W. Co3't Hwy. • $2495 •
Newport Beach • •
642-9405 54().1764 I • Authorized MG Dealer 1 '64 BUICK Sky1-k
'59 CORVETI'E '62 327 eng Autom•tic, pow•t 1t1tring, 8 ·
$1150 or oiler. Xint cond. · lradio, ht•ttr. IRIA679J e .:
'6'7 CORVE'tTE, Burgundy I "8-1021 • $795 -~.:
4Z7. low miles.re. x.1111 cond. 1-------
i .;:Sa:cr:;f:=k;•-=548-85:=;:"::== I '65 ELECTRA ,. . .
COUGAR •" door. Full powtr, facfory8 '------'--'--I tir conditioning, ITRJ651 l .. . .
'67 COUGAR • $1795 •
Hardtop, "Loaded", automa-•-------• tic transmisalon, air condi·
tionlile, power steering, disc • '66 DODGE M0ttaco •
brakes, landau top, ·Hurry! • 4 Dr. H.T. RiH, 1wto., •
lJc. UE'ffil3 . •PS, •ir cond. 1TPUOJ21 •
-$2Sfl • $1995 • l"'™:. ••••••• :
PORTS • -JAGUAR •
oroT•·•oLYo • HEADOUAJ\nnr • 1966 Harbor, C.M. 646-930l • Kl'IU !I
1967 COU~AR. pvty pty. like •Complete Siles. Sen-·•
new, arr cond, PIS , 1lc• end P1rt1 D•p•rt·•
AM I FM, W I O Tires. Wk· .ment for JAGUARS W dQI 833.-l.611, eirt 198.1, e\lf! ' Ir wk-endt 673--2288 I St1 lht &citing • sn,..2244 or 1969 J19111r Todty
'68 COUGAR )eeeeeet:
Lime with black padded top. • 2l4 E 171h ST • Loaded and air CODdJtiOllJ.rc, • ' I • =: ~~~totU ... ~ •• 548-7765 •
61 COUGAR XR7 Xlnt cond. 1 Mon-Fri 1:30 am 8
Ail' P/S Disc radial tires. • to 9 pm • 546-0652 Eve or Wknda I • Saturday 8:30 am
DODCiE • to 6 pm • --------1• Sund1y1 10 am ti
'64 POLAR.A, 383 V-8, JlO"-·tr I to 6 pm I
A auto. AM/FM. Top
shape. ~ut'td to $195. 'I
646-4600
'3!l DODG E Wagon, new
Heml Engine. Air, t /b.
S200. Ct.II 54lh1309 after 3.
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flOO-Can flOONew Can flOO · -Cero
CADl)jLAC for· NINETEEN SIXTY-NINE . .
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1964 CADILLAC
4 D•er her4tep flt1ltk8' i11 ~•yele llue eat1rior with rnetchi119 111111 clotll
lllh"''• He1 •II th1 pop11ler C1cllll1c power enitb l111ludl119 pew1r
1tt1rlt19, power llrtk•I, pewer wlitdowt, AM·f'M redif, cr11!1e c.e11ttol e11tl
m11cli, 111uch rnore. IVMUt91l
1963 CADILLAC
Tht popul1r S1d1n D~Villt fini1h1d In tl'llllnt whitt tllftrlor with conlrtd•
in9 IJlu1 cloth tnd l11th1r inltrior. Hit tll tht pop11l1r C1dlU1c p1w1r
111hl1 includint 1t1tri119, br1••1, wi11dtw1, t•1t, AM.FM r1di1 111il C1dtl·
l1c'1 f1mou1 f1c lory tir con .. ltl1ni119. lliJ6S I
SALE $1111 PllCI
1967 CADILLAC
This lo ... 1ly C1up1 Dt Villt h11 all powtr 11tl1lt lnclJt111 pow1r
1lt1ri119, br1k11, window1, 111t i nd C1dill1c'1 ftrn111 f1ctoty t lr ion·
dition lnt, 1ltr10 AM·FM, iilt wh11I, twili9ht 11nt., f'rt111l1111'1 D11i1blt
E1;l1 tirt1. lttullful loc1tly clri¥1n lint 111tornobllt. IVAX7101
SALE s3999 PRICE
1966 BUICK
C111tonl l.tS1brt 4 Door h1rcltop. Sp1rklin1 ht! blut with m1khint lnltr·
i1tr. f41ctory tir conditio11in9, 1utomatic tr1n1ml11l1n, powtr d11rin9,
power br1k11, r1dlo, ht1f1r, tic, lNly 1 11111 1ulomobi11.tli1t-mu1t b1
11.111 incl dr iw1n to 1pprtci1t1 it1 fin1 ¥alual !SIW4••1
SALE $2222 PRICE
1966 OLDSMOBILE
'' L•a11ry S1cl1n. l1autiful 1tlin 1il¥1r a1t1rior with b11clr ¥inyl roof ind
1111tchl119 broc1d1 Interi or, Pow1r 1t11ri119, powtr br1~11, power window1,
pow1r 1111, AM-FM radio, tilt 1ft1rin1 wh11!, pow1r ¥1nt window1, 1ir
c1nclitionin9. Ab11 l11t1ly 9or1to111. (R.ULO•OI
SALE $2333 PRICE
1967 CADILLAC
D1Vill1 conw1rlibl1, l11utif11I C1m10 bait• with m1ichinij t.p i nd l11th1r
inltrior. Thi1 low mil1111 cir i1 1xc1pfion1lly 1q uipp•d with f1ctory t ir
conditio11i119, pow•r 1!11rin1, pow1r br1k11, powtr 11th, p1w1r windows,
tilt •nd te l11copic wh11I, AM-fM rtdio. lXSP6•21
. SALE s3999 ~R·l~E
1968 TRIUMPH
Gr1~ Tur i1lrn1 coup1. Tki1 lov1ly liHl1 f11tb1ck ht1 4 •P•toi!I btn1111i11i1n,
wlro wh11l1 1114' i• 1il1ol11f1ly lik• br111d ntw with 011ly 9,000 111ilo1. Stun•
nint 11111 .. uttf ytllow 1rl•rlot with bl1ck i ll vinyl lnt1rior. \.loc1I I owner
111tomobi11 1how1 1uht1ndh19 ctr• by pr1wio111 own1r. T11c4 It for• 1h1rt
ilri•o tntl you'll foll In lovt wilti it. IWV~OO)
SALi $2999 PRICE
VISIT OUR COMPLETE
VOGUE TYRE
SALIS I. S!lYICI CENnR • W! ALSO STOCK ALL Oll~INAL
FACTORY E9UIPMINT TIUS.
s39·~h
INCLUDIN& MOUNTIN._IAU.NCIN• & IXCISI TAX • fRff PICKUP AND DBIVERY
Ur! C1n 9900
FALCON
'64 RED Falcon. Good con-
dition, 6 eyl. MAKE OF·
FER. 64:z..6938 aft 6.
FORD ..
FORD
'67 OITRY Sed. Wag. 10
pus, 300 eng, AT, R/H.
Ps/pb, tac: air. 23,[Q) on
eng. Luc nckl, good ttrt1.
$2475. or wlll trade. 837--0458
'56 FAIRLANE, full pwr I:
automatic, rood tires A c:c&
'Ga FAIR.LANE 6 HT. New ditlon. $200. 642-:3956
eng. Bu~t seats. Xlnt 2nd =::=:==:"'.'=:::"'==
"'· PrY •"' sooo. S<>-2i22 MERCURY er..
FOl\D '67 X4 2 dr UT 3'0 '63 COLONY ~ARK
V-8, auto, fact air, pl. pb. station Wqon; blwe with
~llllOl.e, Smded. war r matchiiw Wi.)1 tnter. lb :dzit
544-3071 cood.; air • cond., auto.
•• 1965 FORD Country tram.; powerbrakH, 1tetro.
·Squlni Wqon. Lo ad e d 1 inc • rear window: radio,
Xlnt. $1900. 675-3210 Ir heater. rood .,,;.,, tlm; c:ua-
6'73-tt?S tom toam -filled m.ushh)>de
''81Ai Ford E ~ SU.per van. pad tor nar deck (Ideal for
Auto-:112 V-3. 8000 mt. $2900, children when travelina.)
546-16&1 '69 IJ«nled. I.de&! family -·, t·'""·· ~ at $995. ::s 1951FORD4DR. ........ auy .,. .........
Town Mdan. Good cond. 642-3589 AfL T PM.
Dn Oltt_ Dr. N.8.
'ST FORD Wqon. 4 doer,
automatic., p:nrm ateu\n&.
Clean! 1'int fm· 9rM'129
1$11 GALAXY SOO blJ'd top,
PIS. tac air, radio I: beater m.2934.
MERCURY
·05 i'ORil Gatul• soo. "" MUSTANC'i
"" .... 4 spd ...... Alt ------~'."'.""'":" S pm. 60""'34 'S1 MUST ANG VI Slick. Lo
ml. a: ex. cvnd. Must Sell!
MUSTANC'i
OLDSMOBILE
IJllYIRSllY
SALES I. SIRVICE
OlDSMOIU
A Masterpiece from ...
... The Master Craftsmen
On Display and Ready for Delivery Todayl
ORDER YOUR 1969 CADILLAC NOW l
LEASE DIRECT e FAST DELIVERY
FAST SERVICE
LARGEST SELECTION
OF LATE MODEL PREVIOUSLY OWNED
CADILLACS IN ORANGE COUNTY
1968
Coupe
De Ville
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Le¥ely c.he1tn11t brow11 exterler with 1endl1.roed p1dcl1d top end m•tchil'lg ttl'ldlewood 111 le1th1r
interior, H11 all the pewer e11hh l11dudl119 power br1ket, power 1te1rln9, power wlndow1, pow·
,, 111t, power door lock1, 1ter10 AM-~M r1cllo, powtr trunk lid rtlt11•, ftctory 1ir co11diHenln1
tn4 lrtnd N1w Whitt shit will tlr11. IVAX1461
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J~===r =!=t:L..~ _VJ 1967
Sedan De Ville
Thl1 lowtly SH111 DaYiU1 ho1 111 popul11 p1w1r 111i1h lncludint powtr ll11rln9, pow1r br1k11,
power wi11dow1 pow1r 1etf incl C1d llltc'1 f1mo111 f1ctory 1ir condit!o11in9. Thl1 b11utllul 1uto•
onobil1 hit bot~ ..-try c1r1fully dri¥tn ind thow1 only th1 fin•1t 1f c1r1 by 11'1 pr1¥iout 1wnt t1.
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s3.999 -
SAW DEPARTMENT OPEN
8:30 A.M. to 9:00 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY
9:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. S.ATURDAY and SUNDAY
SALE PRICES EFFECTIVE THROUGH TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1969
1966 THUNDERBIRD
'The tporty t 411r h1rdto, It fully 141111lppttl with pow•r 1t•trin9, p1wtr
brtkt1, ll'IWlt wlnd1w1, p1w1r 1t1t 1nG F1rcl'1 ftrnou1 feet...., 1ir co11-
Gltlo11/nf. A l11utrful 11tln 111"1 •xl•!lor wlff. lil1ck ¥inyl Interior. Mu1f bt 11011 I ilrlv111 lo fuUy1ppr1cl1ftl IRTUJJ91.
SALE $2222 PRICE
1965 THUNDERBIRD
l1nG111 h1ultop. A b11utlful •apphlro bl111 T·ll'41 with tf!t whltt l1nd111
rotf, 111 ..-l11y/ lntorlor. full powtr 1qulprn1nt Incl. pow1r lirtk .. , p1w1r
1i11rl111, pow1,r wlnclaws, pow1r 1111 ind f1ctory t it c1nditie11in9. A11
ouhlandln9 c~ 1t 111htandln9 11'ifnt•· IMPP121 I
SALE .tt 666 PRICE
1967 BROUGHAM
Fl11twtotl lr1119h1111. M1j1ttlc r111I 1llv1r wltli bl1clc p1d4ff ftp 111d
iil1ck t1,01try i nti l11#itr i11ftrl1r. All pow1r l11clud l119 1t11rl119 lir•k•••'
wi11clew .. ""' window1, tru11k lid rel11M. St1r10 r1dio, tllt •-' t1/11ce,r,
1!01rin9 wh11I plu1 f1,lory air conditioni119. IUKV-ll•I
SALE s4555PRICE
1965 CADILLAC
Tito '•fK!l•r t1dt11 D1Vlll1. Ft11!1hH 111 ,,,...,_,, 1114 1wttrler ... 1t11 1Mh.!rt.
1111 toltl l11ff11r ind cl1th l11t1rlor. H11 111 th1 po,11l1r C.41111• l•lllY
h1hlt11 l11cl11tll11j power •tl•rl119, ''w•r br1k11, p1w1r wTMl1ws, powtr •••h, 1111111 Mtk n9 r1411 111d of c1urs1 C1dlll1c fact.ry olr colleltfl1"ln9. l 7122)
SALE $2666 PRICE
1962 CADILLAC
C1up1 D1Vll11. T\la "'1Jo1tlc t11x ... e bl1clr: C1tllll1c with whilt l11tlt1r
l11ftrl1r 1111 11111111 ell of th1 clolux• f11tur11 tlt1t C1clillac 11 111110111 fir
i11clucllnt pew1r 1ft1tl"'9, pow1r br1kt1, pow1r tt•i• and pewtr wi11dows.
Al11 h11 Celflll1c F1ctory 1ir condltlonlnt• Yo1i mwli tl rl•• tkl1 •II•·
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SALE $888 PRICE
1968 CADILLAC
S.d111 D1VUl1 with laroq110 ttld 1aterior ind bl1ck p1dd1tl tep with
flltfchl11t lll1ck cl1tlt 111411 l11thtr h1ltrl1r. Ab1olut1ly lo1tltd with ,_,,
tf11tf11t. ,..,., ~r1k11, ''""'' wl11J.w1 , pow1r 111!, pow•r tnink 114 ti•
11110. AU.FM rffl1, pt1111lu111 Yo1u1 Tyr11 and 1f cour11 factory 1lr Co11.
dltlo11ln9. 1'111re 1rt II '61'1te11loct fro111 right now ot N1ii1t1 C.Glll1c
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Your Factory Authorized Cadillac Dealer Serving The Orange Coast Harbor Area
NABERS CADILLAC
2600 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa
540-9100
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RAMBLER
'63 RAMBLER 880 wacon,
1tlck, r • h, air, dean.
$475. Phont ~2197
'&I RAMBLER Wagon; new
eng. Xlnt cond. RAH. f cyL,
stJck shlft. $650. fi46..T!S7
T·BIRD ,
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air. Imml<i oon<ll "15 Cllh.
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cood. Good -""' mes
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CLUB COUPE
We have a huge selection of Must.artgs with optional equipment
in stock feir immediate delivery. Still America'J No .. I selling
sports car. Get your special Dunton deal tod1yl
ORDER
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:::. RNANCING ~ AVAILABLE
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GUARANTEED
USED CARS
PRICED BELOW "BLUE BOOK"
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· price. hll foc:tory flllll,,.cl l11cllHI•
I"' Mo...,., dtfro5tet, cottrtny
llg hth11J, co'"pt.te set.ty fffturn.
etc, l 9K1OU1117171 whltewar1
tires aM wltnt ca•m aptlall·
al, h11f11Mlate Del...,.,.
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'65 FORD . $1295 GALAXIE 500. 4 · Door,
VS, autome!lc, POWer steering,
radio, healer. Lk. OSL•1'.
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b\lekU sef11. Llc.RVJ "°'·
. '65 MUSTANG H.T. $995 '65 FORD Cust. 500 $695 . 6-Cyl., s!lck, rltdlo, lle&ter, 4 oaor. 6 cyl, sticJ<. shirt,
wtllrewe!ls, rlntlKI QllSI. r•cllo, heater, I
Licens• No. SFL •U. ' Llce<1se No. YCf' Jll.
1 VI, auto .. lee. elr, PS. '65 T·BIRD H.T. $1795
' Pa. P·WlndOws. P·1..a11 'R&H. LOc. NO. ERYoo.;,
'65 MUSTANG $1495 HAROlOP. VI, 1uto .. Itel.
e lr. pwr. steer .. R&H.
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'67 CHEVROLET $18' 95 IMPALA. 2·0oof' HT. VI, •uh:I., R&H, p-1tr, tact.
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"WHERE THE DEALS ARE !"
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546 7070 Used Cars OPEN SUNDAY
• 1 OaOO to 5a00
~~?.,f.~~~~ .. ~300 $995 heeter, wtilte well llrots.
Ucens• NO. VOS 264.
~.~~!T~~.~" $1495 P.S., radio, heeler.
Lie. No. SQY 251.
'64 T·llRD $149. 5' Vt. I ulo. R&H, PS, PB, D-wln., tee!. fir, w/w owr. '"~· Lit. No. HGP 64. •
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'EXCIAN8E
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PURCHASED THIS WHKEND ONLY
'88 OLDS C111ut o,._
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AT TIE GREATEST SAYlllS ••• JUDIE FOR
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l~ ~aml!k tr•,. rMl9, "-IW, "1f/IW •IMt'lnl. tlr ... fltloMfa, V ... avt.riwilk. rMlo, fleltlr, ,._. '"""*" _..,, IMJU 1'11, . ' .. ,.
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ONLY SHELBY AMEllCAN DEALER, PIOUDL Y
PRESENTS TH~ ALL-NEW SHELBY
' ' GT~• 1969!
1 TWICE AS EXCmNG AS · ANY l'ICTUREI
IN OUR SHOWROOMS THIS ·.WEEKEND I
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"91• Is Ille one you've ·~alted for! America'• mo .. ; e~cltln9, .UNCOMMON high performance sports earl ;
' . . With the Options You Wan~
It the Price You Want!
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',OF 1968
GT·3SQ's GT..SOO's
NEW -Ex.C. C.ARS
LESS T.H~N
' A DO~EN· LEFT
GET RED HOT SAVlf!l<;S ON SPECl~LL E9UIPPED
-· MUSTA.NGS *-FAIRL,ANES -*~GALA~IE SOO'S
'These 1111ique '69's were specially bullt ·to sciYe you money on tbe ~t ·wanted 1969
. extras! Come In, __ the amazillCJ ICIY!ngs -·re offering on s ii c h optional equip-
; menf !ms air' condltlalllnlJ,, E-28 whitewalls, vinyl rilah, deluxe whffl covers, tape
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THE GREATEST-
-SHELBY ·AMERICA
'DISCOUNTS
;:stripes,~ mMldlntl;,efe., efco i . I
. · ·LIMITED·QU~NTITIES! HURRY WNILE THEY LAST!
S~TWltft ~IAL ~~~=rii':'t:tl~ t. ...... , ..... , ..... lil'll!, •IMttw. n11~ -.. -or tfldt. $1 s:.: .$54 .. '::
FULL P Cl 30 Months
'65 FOrd Gamle .
'67_'DODGE .VAN
ve, •tiltt .. Mtr" .......,. CYIZW) ~ drMn or tr..ie.
$1495 '"" tAr '"'" PllCI ~ M_..
6 to choo10 frorn. 2 doot oN 4 dow
.,.odel'-H•rclt.p1 •nd Ulttl1•1. All wltti
1ir condltlonirtt •~d full pow1r. Some
with 1t1reo t•p•1 '63 thrY '67 Mod1t1.
IXAMPLI
'65 T ·Bird Landau
f11lly eq11!PP111f, •If cond., pow1r wlndowl &.
sotla. 81111 Book prk:• UW. IOYG j21) 20,.._ ~ a A Door ........ 'W. .U..-..C.. ractla. •te:r,
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~ '64 Chevrolet ~libu Wag.
.ltlllla, .... tlw;,..,..... iftitl'llle. (OMJ 7t!l. 211% down w h..... '
$89. 5 FULL s··')2 ho JO PllCI ~ Mo"'911
-MUST ANG SALE' ·
II t. clioo_. frorn. "6" i' 1'1~ cyli11der1,
4 1p11d1, •11+01r1•fic. Sorrit with po-
1t11rl119 •nd •it condttio11i~. I t6S th111
lt67 mod•ls, co11 ... .rtibl11, \co11p11, 11t4
2 + 2 f•1tb•ck$. IXAMPLI
19'5 MUSTAN~
H•rdtop Cou,.. F111ly •quipped IWXS·
3951 .20 % 4ow11 or tr•d•.
$895 FULL $31 ... IO PllCI .._..
'68 CORVETTE
• .,..., 9"Cl•I whoil1, MW Wide DVlll, 2 fopt, 16,000 ,
mllel, 1tctlc wtille wttli bllck lrth!rlor, paww wl,.,,..,1, ,6 THUNDERBIRD -ncff, •Ir condltlonlftll. tVZWI071 20 ,.._ dOWn W 4
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'6 7 Ford Custom
'TAX REFUND DUE?
WHY WAIT?
BUY NOW-PAY LATER
EASY FINANCING AVAILABLE
'65 ~THUNPERllRD
FOii ,._, ~ •Ir. CHl'ClnJ, ... .,.,., or trldt.
$1595:~~ $61 z.:: .
'64 Chevrolet Sedan
l.NdM. Air c;ondlttonl111. (OXD "Jl 20'!I. down or tr1dt.
$595 :~~. $27 =:.: . '
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,OUR--HISTORY!
'66 .YolisWiiCJiin ·
F~n~eciu,'"'9d-CSLW 614) .,. ...,... or ~
'$1195~· 541:-.;:.·
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Low ml!NDt, fllll l'OWW, •Ir COltdltlonl119. (Ul!!X Ga) M do1wn or trllde.
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'64" Mere. Wap 10 Pass.
C........ l'.t. P'l/ll -· •tr, IJIY m1. M clown w tTecle. .•
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'6j Mercury CoL Park
W19'r11 ' hn. P'Ull powtr, l lr cand. IVOf 1521 2"l' dDWTI.. ........ •
$795 ·.~~. $33 ~.::.
.'64 FORD SALE
11 TO CHOOSE FROM
1 Doon. 4 Doon. S•n1, tt.~1, Converrtlbr..
11'(19ont, -wltlt •Ir •ltd ......,. 11Mrllll'.
EXAMPLE:
''4 FOlD &Al.AXIi 5ct0 4 DOOR
V .. , •U'loml!k:. fully ttllllf!Pld, (TWR '31). ""
llDwfl or trlde.
$695 Full Price. $23 per 30 mos.
USED CAR SALE ·PRl~ES EFFECTIVE 72 HOURS UNLESS PREVIOUSLY SOLD. ALL PAYMENTS FIGURED OH APPltOVEJ;I CREDIT
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DELIVERY!
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OAANM cOuNTY'S· LAiii EST ·
INYINTOl'f. HOW AT ••• ~-YOU Will LOVE!
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•TATION WAGONS
IN YOUR CHOIC~ OF
4 SPD. or AUTO. TL\NS.
SAVE TODAY! • ·e 111 MILES Pllt HOUlt
en MILES PEit.GALLON '
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e ,U .. L 5 PASS. llZE
e I te 61 IN 12.1 SECONDS
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