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VOL. 601 NO. 261 , 4 SECTIONS, 31 PAGES NEWPORT BEACH, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, OCTOBER 31, '967 TEN CENTS
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Warnillfl i• V•i•
Tot Rides Trike
In Street, Killed
Two.year-old Patrick Jay Peckham
had been told by hia mother not to
ride bis tricycle in the 1treel
But the tot forgot.
Monday be ... kmed wbeD a ~
bor NcUd oat II a driffWllJ aDd na
over blm ad Im tric1d&
Tbt ,_,..., .. "' Mr. -...
Ul1 o.-tJ Tnlllc -1t1 Dea6 Ttl lM
Robert Peckham, 3tO C.tall.na Drive.
Newport Buch. died of mubiple m-
juries, the Oruge County Coroner's
office aaid today.
Newport police .aid the accident oe>
curred at about t p.m. as the boy ped~
aled south in the ~ Jae al
Catlaina. Be wun't left bj' 11n. 1t1te
Erna PrOlek, 44. of 3lS ~a ...
she backed her car oat al w drive-
way.
Patrick wu struck by tM "*'11 rear
of the vehicle.
The boy was unccmdoal when Mn.
Proaek'a buabaDd, Jerry, carded him
inside tbe boma.
Police .,... Cllllt •;m71t!1l1 T" ed moutb-to-moatti ret •
they rushed dlt cblld ta a ....... car
to Hoag Memorial BospitaL
DodlJt1~elllldmdeadat4: 15
p.m.
At the hospital; the boy's diatraqght
mother told officers that just receat.
ly she bad "spanked him a ff!ff times"
for riding hia tricycle in the street.
Police inveatiglton iDdicat.ed no
charges would be filed apiaat the
driver.
In addition to bis parents, the boJ
is survived by three sisters, Bobin,
Toti and Poll;yanne; paternal crud-
Harbor Names
Cited in Quiz
Of Foundations
Two Harbor Area DUDel ~ ia-
aert.ed m the CclngreuioDal 8eccrd
Monday a1 claimed Plr1ki.-ts ia a
"school" for establi•hinC tu-aemp&
foundationa.
Rep. Wright Patman (D. Ta.) said
they were among Q fOundaticm -14
of Ulem in California -whicb have
a e c u r e d advice from Americam
Building Cooatitutionally on letting
up family-type trusts.
The two local names were:
The Barbara Wright Adams Foun-
dation, Box 1753, Newport Beach.
The Caro) Terrell K. Root Founda·
tion, 1879 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa.
(Dr. Terrell L. Root, a dentist with
offices at that address, ia a longtime
John Birch Society ~der Jn 1he
area.) •
Patman ran into a wall of ailence
Monday when the ~ of ~e
ABC "school" -Robert l>. Hayes of
Barrington, ID .• -refused to 81l1Wer
any questions about the organization.
Today, he continued to remain silent
under constitutional privilege.
Patman said Hayes established ABC
to teach ··~x avoidance trlckJ.'' Those
who enroll, the congressman claimed.
paid up to $10.500 for help in estab-
lishing "backyard foundations," fam-
ily type trusts which enable business·
men or professional men to reduce
income and estate taxes.
Hayes contended that ABC mem·
bers are t,aught "to benefit mankind
... in the field of charity. sci~.
literature. education ... and preven-
tion of cruelty to children and ani·
mats."
Other area names on the list of 14
Californians Included the S. C. Forjoys
Foundation, 12501 Christy Lane. Loa
Alamitos. and the Foundation of Eco-
nomic and Social Progreaa, 381.2 Ti·
gertall Drive, Ro11moor.
Hayes refused to conflnll the names
inserted in the Congreali<lnal Record.
NEW YORK (AP)-Tbe stock mar-
ket ~bowed a slight toes early lhi1
afternoon and General Motors was
down a point or so. refusing to panic
on an unsettling newspaper story.
'J'radi~ wa11 active. <See quotations.
Pages 14·15.) }
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It's No Trick ..•
Police to Treat
Newport Beadl ~mee taeidat.
Halloween. will be trutin'.
Pol.ice Chief 8 . James Gln11 came
up with the idu cl proridbtc '"trat
bags'' for the city's JOUllg'ltln -not
wtlbout I tboaght to bepiDg don the
number ol "1rkb" no doubt.
Officers wiD have a mppJy al the
"1reat bap" ill their can. Wben they
spot children. sub-teens. oa the strttl
the officers will gift them bags lo be
med for coUediq geodies.
Soviet Union Gives
Miuiles lo Egnt
LONOON <UPJ 1 -The SoM U1t-
ion baa supplied Eapt witb a new
~ of groand-to-gnund missile lo
boost die rod:et balance of the Arab&
against Israel. diplomatic souroes
saJd today.
The move ls among die latest *'"
vtlopnwnts cksigr.ed to 1tr'engtben
the Arab military forces. 1UuJed in
t.he June war with Israel die ~
uid. .•
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WD MIA -Flames tiidtcate four-mile-long t.'lllTl ..... Wllltla Pueo OnllQ Ftre II still hot
todll;f after firemen -.t night bact-'9rning and
IUHiDf its spread a6ig southeastern lfh~ near El
Firemen In Four Other
In 8dditioa to Monday's holocaust
iwt OrUlt County. towering walh of
flame. puibed by SaJfta Ana winds.
are PN.ieping tbrougb dry brush-
._.. in Loi Angeles, San Diego, San
Bewwwdioo and Ventura counties.
'J1wnends ol firemeTt have been
l.aUing to boJd bmct the b~h fires
Ina resideatia1 areas. Flames so
far are estimated to have charred ut• ecrea Jn Southern California.
Mon a.an 1,140 fire fighters today
tried to eontai.n two San Diego Coun·
ty fires thet destroyed ID estimated a..• acres Jn i.s. than 24 hours.
A speciaJ "Aincan" plane from the
U. S. Fcrest Service baae in Missou·
la, llaal., took infra.red photographs
of the Ramona fin overnight and peg·
ged it at lZ,000 acres.
The Pine Billi fire. raging through
wUt wu delcn"bed by the Division
al Forestry as "some of the roughest
and wildest area" in the county, was
estimated at 10,000 acres.
The Ramomi fire "blew up" early
today oa its north 1ide and was con·
lidered •inttJ touchy." a State For·
esary officer said. Air tankers were
clilp9tcbed to drop chemical retar·
clanta • the newlJ raging section.
Coatrol al tbe Ramona fire was not
expected fer at lieut two days, and
no estimate was given for control of
tbe Pine Billa blue.
In Los Angeles County. names
erupted leag than one mile from a
Los Angeles County fire station in
Latigo Canyon and authorities said
arson wu suspected. County F i re
Capt. Barney Dickr ~ said there were
reports of. a car 1een in the area
shortly before the flames broke out,
but no suspects had been arrested.
!,M ACRES BtiRNED
The flames blackened 2,500 acres.
moving down the moun..ain canyons
and leaping back and forth over the
Pacific Coast Highway .
Almost all bomea in the Point Dume,
Escondido Buch and Latigo Canyon
areas were ordered evacuated.
A 150-acre blaze in Ventura Coun·
ty between Ojai and Santa Paula
was under control.
An 8()0.acre fire began in Los An·
geles County about 10 miles south·
.. est of Pomona and spread east into
San Bernardino County.
Two weeks ago more than 50,000
acres and fiO structure:. were de·
stroyed by fires which swept through
the mountains northwest of Los An·
geles.
The siu and ferocity of both the
present fires and those two weeks
ago were attributed by fire officials to
high, gqsting winds.
One death was attributed to the hol-
ocaust in the Gilman Hot Springs area.
An etderlv woman burned to death
(See oTHER FIRES, Page !)
Berse Raae• Destroged
Fire Tragedy:
His Wife Dies,
House Burns
By THOMAS FORTUNE
Of .. DellY , ... st-'!
Tragedy mounted upon. tragedy for
Lemon Heights resident Fred S. Fegel
Monday. First he lost his home and
then his wile. Lucille, 57.
Mrs. Fegel was fatally injured when
the famHy car rolled over her in front
of the smoking ruins of their 2041 La
Cuesta Drive home.
His neighbor, Harvey Kuecker,
11291 Vista del Lago, told this story:
Kuecker was poking around his
home (houses on either aide of him
were burned, but be lost only a de·
tached carport) shortly before noon.
Suddenly Fegel drove into hiJ drive·
way and shouted, "God, Harv, come
with me quick-I think my wife's
dead."
Kuecker jumped in with him and
they sped back to ttie Fegel home.
He saw ~ house burned to the
ground and Mrs. Fegel 'ying f8'tally
injured in the driveway.
Berth front and back tires of the
family car had passed over her. be
said.
Apparently the emergency brake
(ailed, Kuecker remarked.
The car rolled forward over Mrs.
Fegel who was standing in front of
it.
She died later at the hospital.
"This was ~ real tragedy of this ·
fire," Kuecker said. "Most people
around here can afford a n o t h e r
home."
Schools, Churches Spared
By JACK BROBACK
Of ftll Deify ,_ Stefl
S c b o o 1 s. churches. commercial
buildinp and other major struc·
tura were spared in Monday's de-
llructive Orange Count:)' fire, a late
check indicated today.
Of the 52 buildinp destroyed, 46
were bomes and the others farm and
ranch structures not used for living
~s.
HardHt hlt was the Shady Canyon
Hone Ranch. the largest such faclJJty
in the Lemon Heights area.
flames •an up a canyon and de·
stroyed the home on the ranch in
Peters Canyon. Horses were herded
into a corral and training rlng facility
and the sprinkler system turned oo
to aave them.
Most utility buildingR on the horse
r;.nch are metal structures and were
nnt damaged.
The Peacock Hills Riding Academy
on Southwest Newport Avenue w a s
threatened.
·we could see the flames, but they
didn't get this far," said one of the
workers there thi s morning. Horses
were evacuated as a precaution.
ffre crept to within a (ew feet of
the plus h Red Hills Tennis Club in the
Lemon Heights foothills. bu t all build-
in~s .escaped damage. Many homes
were destroyed withi n a few blocks
of the facili ty.
!"lames skirted Irvine Park and no
buildings or trees were destroyed
there. a spokesman said thi5 morn· ~1g
Boy and Girl Scout camps in the
Peters Canyon area boasted no build·
lngs. Officials of both organizations
were checking damage to trees and
shrubs today.
Ken Harlan, Orange County Scout
executi ve, said' the 12·acre Boy Scout
camp in Peters ::anyon escaped most
of the names as far as could be de·
termin ed this -morning.
"The Girls Scout camp farther up
the canyon must have ·been burn~
over." Harl an said. Girl Scout chair·
man. Mrs. Jane Patterson of Newport
Beach hoped to get Into the area la·
ter today to check conditions.
Here is a partial Jist of homes de.
11troyed or damaged in the fire
Str~ Lang. 1195 La Cuesta. Lem·
(Sec SPARED. Page 21
90 Percent
Contained
Before Noon
By CARTER BARBER
Of 1111 DallY '119t Stiff
The massive 35,000.acre brush fire
which turned the heart of Orange
County into a 35-bour inferno, de-
stroyed 46 homes and caused at least
one death was reported this morning
to be 90 percent contained.
Four miles of open Dames, bow.
ever. still were fllcbriq along a ~
between Silverado Canyon ud t be --Addltlon1I F1re Photos, Stories
P1ges 2, 3, 6, 7, and 13
Main Divid~roughly a.long the Or·
ange County·Riverside County line.
The steep terrain, largely uninhablt·
ed. was so rugged that only hand
crews could work in it in efforts to
bring the fires which began Sunday
afternoon under 100 percent control.
Searing Santa Ana winds from .the
northeast, which gusted to 70 miles
per hour Monday, bad subsided this
morning. Forecasts for today were
for 10 to 15 mph winds.
NevertbelUs, Elmer Osterman, fin
boss of the California Division of For-
eatry foc Oruae County, wu pa.rd·
ed in bis ouUocilc for dousing what be
called the county's "most disutrou.s
flte.''
"Due to varying wind coaditions,
the overall picture is still very unpre·
dictable." Osterman cautioned.
Sole fatality attributed to the fire,
which sent more than 4,000 persons
fleeing from their homes. was a Lem·
on Heights housewife run over by her
own car while trying to pack it wlh
belongings during the evacuation of
her home.
She was idenified as Mrs. Lucille
M. Fegel. 57, of »ll La Cuesta Drive.
Sheriff's deputies said her car w a s
parked in her driveway and rolled
over her when its brakes slipped.
Mrs. Fegel died during surgery at
the Santa Ana Community Hospital
shortly before noon Monday. Her hus·
band. Fred, said services are being
arranged at the Smith and Tuthill
Mortuary. Sant.a Ana.
Official fi gures said 52 homes were
destroyed, some in the Sl00,000 class.
Most were located in the Villa Park,
Orange Park Acres. Lemon Heights
and Cowan Heights areas near Santa
Ana and Tustin.
"In terms of structures ruined, thb
was the most disastrous fire in Or·
ange County history," said Osterman.
Total damage still was being esti·
mated at $2 million, plus.
Homeowners were advised by the In-
surance Information Institute of San
Francisco to contact their insurance
agents or brokers at once. In a
statem1!nt, the institute declared :
"The agent or broker will k n o w
whether the property owner has the
type of coverage that pays certain ad·
ditional living expenses needed by pol·
(See FIRES, Paie %)
Weather
1t may be ba ck to normal
windwise. but the mercury's
still hanging on to that 80 mark
along the Orange Coast, says
forecaster Reggie Meyer . Inland
it'll be an even warmer 90 with
generous doses of sunshine.
INSIUE TODA l'
''From the s11bllmr to th'
ridiculous" Ls our music critir'.~
reaction to a weekend when he
soared to the heights unth a
superb Vienna Sympho1111 Or·
chestra only to plumb to thf.
depths on the next night with
tile "grim" Orange County Sym-
phony. Set his reviews on Paocs
11 and 21 .
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Caa Do:
Six younaaters set ready to tie a can to Halloween spookl iA Ole
Mariners Library as part of the Halloween program which the New·
port Beach Parks and Recreation Department is spolJIOl'iq at aU
city playgrounds from 3:30 to 5:30 this afternoon. They are.. from leU..
Joseph Di ~tan'5lao, 9t in a kind of Vampira wig; Jefi Snyder, ~ T111Lm1
P'itztera}d. 8. partially obscured; Tim Loats. 9, in a mop wiJ of ..ti;
Jan Grazer. 6. partially obscured. and Jon Gruer. I , UM illtrefid
Trojan.
FIRES SWEEP COUNTY • • •
Icy holders wben tbelr homes are dt·
stroyed.
''The property owner wUJ be advised
how quickly the adjustment ol his loss
can be1io fa proees.s that starts as
soon as adjusters can get into tht
fire areal.
" ... Make a list of the possessions
that were destroyed in the homes. as
this wiJJ help them and the adjuster
in settling the insured loss."
uoe EVACUATED
In addltjon to the more than 4.000
persons evacuated from thf'lr homes
durln& the heleht of the fire. hun-
dreds more were alerted to be ready
to leave-particularly In the Silverado
Canyon area Monday night, and in
facllltJu located near the Marine Corvs Air Station al El Toro-but the
alerts tater were cancelled when fire·
men contained the blaze.
The Silverado burn continued Tues-
day . but In uninhabited areas.
tt was touch and go Monday nil)lt
011 the southern perimeter of the con·
niiratJon, whlcb was racing toward
the El Toro Air Station.
As 300 Marines bract<! to battle the
oncomln2 fire . the Forestry ServicP
notJntd the Orange County Sheriff's
department to alert civilian employees
to be ready to flee a North American
Rockwell facility near the base.
WARNING GIVEN
Similarly. sheriff's deputies warn·
ed persons that a Marine ammunition
dump Jay in the path of the fire.
Breaks were constructed hastily and
by midnight the fire had been stop-
ped In both advances toward the two
facilities-but only 700 yards from lt\e
ammunition dump.
The Marines discounted reports that
it was a sizeable ammunition dump.
tnsistin g that it was merely a field
house where smaU-bort cartridges
were stored for a nearby piatol ranee
on Silvendo Canyon Road.
"They t ti11 go off with a big bang.
don't they?" countered one observer.
"It still was an explosive situation."
As Monday night came on, the glow
of the fire was lntBnsif\ed for specta-
tors as far away as MO<tjeska Canyon
and La&una Hills. Raneers reatsured
telephone caller! that they were not
in danger and that because o( thr
darkness. the glow appeared to be
closer to them than it really was.
Reports Monday that looters were
active 1n the exclusive residences
evacuated along Skyline Drive in Tus-
tin were diluted today when the sher·
iff's department said most of the "loot-
ers" turned out lo be residents revisit-
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V\pettea of dnlCCle and .tveni-
ty during the hottest par1a "......,
~t.ernooa ud ev..W., ca.me .-;.a
from Orange Coast firemem wtllie .-r·
ticipated.
"Poor water pr"~ure" was ttf*i·
ed in Lemon and Cowaa HeiCllta -, a
Laiuna Beach unit whldt bltt.led
there. often bavin' to book up t-..
4,()()0..gallon pumper trucb ill t..taa
to get sufficient preuure.
Laguna firemen qooted raideata u
say~ the flames swept lrora C...u
to Lemon ia ooJy 31 secoadl, prodae-
ing a veritable "fire 1tDrm ...
MOlJl'B OF CA.HYON
At the mouth of Silverado eaa,._
winds were easterly ia the aftern.a
and fire boss Ost.e:rmaa reported UUll
if they ahltted to wtustJe r.... U..
north. "it could bit die ..... el Sil-
verado." 'Jbua. at the .,... el UN
canyon. Osterman a~aed doR le
300 men and more than two doua m-
gine companies.
A bz.re qu.arter-nU!e away I ti e
flames were c:kwing through thiclt
undergrowth, throwing up thick. douda
of smoke that smeared ae *J. Be·
hind a purple haze. the IUD aboae
through like a maruchino cbeny.
The 800 raidmts el Silverado ~.
for tbe moit part. rather calm ia the
face of pNlible dilMts.
Said a mecbuic a UN AJpiDe Cafe.
··1 took the day fll.f aad _. care of
aome erranda. I n,....... if it wu ...,.
na • come I'd ;.st tlv'olr MaM ltllff
into my pick.cap truck ud luft. I
mua. Ulen'• ........ em yw can
do. ii there r·
CUSTOllERI WAIT
Other custom ... at the Olte ......
around in llUl1 ........ driMing
tarse q~ ot a.r-_. ..n ctr• .. tbe tlm,..at.. .....
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By I p.m. ta. flre W .clv.-ied
soutb:trard but fa.illllA .. ~ ~
lo towu.
Red cinders were carried bulldrab
of feet Into tbe darkneal. leavtaJ trac-
es of liaht like firework.a.
"It's juat a damn 1hame." said •e
resident as be stood witb lberiff s
deputies watchin1 the tpecUcle. "It's
so~ of Uie prettiest eountrylide in
Ule st.ate and then it eoes. WUt a
cryin' shame.•·
More than 1.400 firem,....... • sn e
rrom as far away at OrelOQ-•we
OU!lg into th• total baW.. T b e y
mann«'d ~ pumpers and ,.Yled fire
equipment drawn from throughout the
st.ate.
OTHER FIRES • •
in the charred ruins of her home aft-
er she had been warned earlier in the
day to evacuate the buUding. 1'be
remains tentatively were Identified
by authorities a11 thMe of Mn. AbipJJ
Blodgett. 91. of the Gilman Ret
Springs area.
Firefighters sairt name~ swept into
the San .Jacinto Valley in Riveraif'e
County. destroyin& 16 stTUctures.
However the famtd resorta of Gilman
Hot Springs a.i.d Soboda Hot Spring.~
were not damaged.
More than 400 men. meanwhile. bat·
Ued another fltt in the Point Dume
area near Malibu. Two upeuive
homes had been deatroyed tbul fat'
with more in danger. Tbt blue start·
ed in Latigo Canyon and thea jump-
ed back and forth acrou the Pacific
Coast Highway.
~·ire officials said residents in lbe
F.:-condido Beat'h area just south ('If
Pomt Dume wtrf' evacua1ed u Ow
f111mt'~ approac~ lMir h nm f' ~.
Ahout 2.000 acres hid ~" blackf'ned
thus far.
.. F.inal Voyage
.. -~rGi Royal Sendoff on Cruise to Long Beach ..... tii' ..... ----... .... ,. ... ... ..
-~..., ... ..... ..... , ....... .....,. ....
from SoatUmpta £agJa..s
Soodte CJIUI. wbidl lad ... 1111ps
come ud go Cor years, gave 1he
...-a f•ewll fi& f# a U..: airelll
blasted. a throag ot at least 10,000
cbee.red a.Dd, her~ Hd there. some
shed lean.
The Queen Mary is oa its way to
kllllllt••1 .... r. ....... ilail~
.9~11111,...,ent. as a !"u~eu"! and llo'>t·
,IJlr,l•t . .. . .., ~ ~
bout au of the 1.200 passena·
en lined the rails for U1e farewell.
AJnofg the passengers are Messrs.
and Mmes. Joseph Beek. James B.
"J-.y" S&Addard. Paul A. Palmer,
Miss Agnes Blomquist and the Pal-
men' daughter, Mrs. Jean Preston,
of Nf'Wpor1 BeKh. '
For the ''old ~l!y's" start of a 39·
.., ... tMl wtll ........ tat•
Horn. warslllps or the British Royal
Navy provw.d an escort out ti the
harbor past hundreds of small craft
flying flags and flreboats playing
hoses.
Fow·teen Navy helicopters flew over ·
ill the iarmat.ioo Qf a shijl' $ ucba.r.
The British liner Oriana. lying outside
Southampton. flew {lags signaling
"Aclieu Gtut Queen.''
A mighty blast from lhe QuPeo
Mary'a ... CUM la ~*lie·
ment.
1'he city • Long Beach paid $3.S m1J .
lion for dl6 31-year-old liner of 81,000
tons. The Cunard liner is being sold
because Cunard found ii was no lon&er
makng oaoney. · · · · • 'T1le Queen Mary's crew at the last
moment .t.b.re.a.W>.ed lQ mlk~. no~ lQr
any emotional reason. The crew want-
ed a bonus of 40 pounds ( $140) for the
trip. At the last moment. the cnw Mt·
tied for 40 pounds.
U.S., S. Viet James De ChaiM Named Utility Cr~ws
Restore Power TCoroo~RAepulsek By Newport City Chi.el
mm1e ttac .In Fi~e Area
SAIGON tUPn -Oubwmbsed
A • e r I c: a • and Soatb V'Jetaame.H
troops fired lhlir utillery at virtual
paiJd MaM range t.day and smashed
humaa wave uaaulb by about UGO
commmilt gua-rillal apiut a dis·
trid capital Clear Saison. military
lpCJkesmell uid.
11-artillery fitt kilJed a& least 110
~ Vlidume.e and v~ Coo.& and
~ t8 almoat 500 tbe mmt.r ol
0-wmistl 1 I a i a in t h r e e days
...... Wteftlll Ler Niall. 72 miles
.a" s.c-.
A t 1• w= llW Ille perriDal
..... It til ..,. AmerieW .. .. ...... ..._ .. c: .... ... 11•= re .....,. ii C..s-"11'
traatic appa m llid to midi a Jl'OP"
~ Yidory .S mar i.cs.y'• Ut-
aqw.00. ot Somth Vietmm •• Orst
freely defW presideM ud Yitt
po esidt.9t.
ID odler adioDI. U.S. jets hit North
Vtet.nam 's Hanoi-.. 8.aiphoag war ma-
chine Moaday fer the seventh day ia
H.aipbang Urbar's powa plant a • d
~g Barbor'• power plant and •beotial don tbe 96&h Cooimanist
MIG i*ielptor or the war. No U.S.
plaoa w.n reported losL
Real E11.ate
Courie Final
Clm1 Tonight
Fiaai sasim al a. Ono.. Coasl
Colkp-OAIL \' PILOT real atate in-
vatmeat c:ourw will be beJd al 7: 39
o'clock tonight al Newport Harbor
High School .
Orange attorney Jack Ll.ncoln. OfM'
ol iew prrsoDI m t.bt stak of CalifOT·
n.ia lo ~ a liietime teach~ crt·
dent.W ia real estate. wiD deliver a
lecture on •'Building an Estate."
Robert Weed, DAD..Y PILOT pub-
liaber, will t.e secmd speiaUr oa the
dooblMlill lecmr• pregrz::.
The series. ·'Real Estate -The
Big I al Investments." has been pre·
...... • a jeint vellbft ot the
Qr_,. c.se CeDege Evenin& Divi-siln. n....,,,.,... Harbor-Costa Mesa
Beard ol Ralten Md tbt DAll.Y Pl-
UYI'. n.. ltttlltta will be open trtie or
daarp to _,cm inl.-ated. Tht
-ia ...... towani "amateur '
iJrveA«'s. hat ai. olfers techrucal
tqJI le tbe.. ''pnfenWah" in the rt'al
estate ia+t ltJbmt fie.Id.
Free ticbtl wfD M anilab&e at the
door.
Prem P-.e J
REAGAN •...
Rugaa'5 major primary campa1~n
~l Asked to toS'Omntt on rumon of
dJe IDddeet which have been curr,.nt
io tbe stat.e capital, Reagan replitd:
"Rumen are rumon. I just don't
know what yeu're talking about "
Re wu asked ii Lyn Nofziger. his
communications director. had leaked
the story to some reporters lhal a
Reaau aide ud bee:n dropped from
it.ate goYerameal on moral grounds.
"I am prepared to say that not.b·
ing like this ever happened ... ht ~
piled. He ubd Nab:iger. 11tanding
nearby. to ceefirm that ht had not
planted the reports.
"It'• CClllfirmed." Nobicer r ephed.
Reagan also was asked if in mil·
i.og the regular checks of percorue1
bind for It.ate govenment ht bad
eva uncovered a homosexual .
"No... be replied.
A 8tWIDlan asked him to comment
on Peanan'1 report t.bal .\rt Van
Court. a special assistant anrl Rea·
i an'11 body~ard. had taped ~ con·
venation at a cabin ntar L;i~,. Ta·
~
Hf turned to Van Court. 1.1 1tn la·
belfd tbt report a "completr lir1100."
SPARED ...
on Heigbb. "7.000. Had just purchas·
td home.
Or. Wiii .. E. S&.wy. 1135:! ~line
Drive. Lemoo Heights. S90.tn1 Moved
in jusl 90 daya ago.
Stilel Dina. 20'J2 Lowl'r La k r.
Lemon Rtilhts. 15CUO>
_t;4••nl <'raw. Skyl.Jn,. Or· "· Sllill.· cm
Rk'llanl Nt•"Mh. Sk' 11111 Orwr.
W!0.000. ,.
NEW ASST. CtTY MANAGER
J1met De Ch.tine
Assistant City
Manager Leaving
~With Plaudits
Wheo Newport Beach's assistant
city manager. Camn E. Monson.
~aves his post Nov. 10 to head up
north lo Martinez. CelU . where he'll
take over as city manaeer. he won't
be &oing away mad.
Far from 11
Monson. 34. will begin his new job
m the San f''ranc1sco Bay area com-
munity with a dossier containing one
of the fondest farewells Newport has
ever accorded a departing offlcial.
A resolution adopted unanimously
by the City Council halls Monson. a
father of six, for serving the city "in
an outst.ancling manner as a very
dedicated employe. who has contribut·
ed greaUy to numerous projects and
administrative improvements ...
The reiiolutlon further declares that
"the city is losing a very valuable em·
pk>ye. . .and we thank and highly
commend Mr. Monson for his excellent
NrvlceS." '
Monson joined the Newport staff in
Jaauary. 1964. after workin& as an ad-
miftistrator with various California
cities. includin& Santa Rosa and Ber·
u~y.
His new Marbne% job. which he is
1o begi.I formally Nov . 13. pays $16,·
ODO yearly to start. Monson's Newport
pay was SH.000.
Newport City Manarer Harvey Hurl-
tM.lrt will personally hire Monson 's suc-
teSM)I'.
Newport Beach City Manager Har·
vey Hurlburt today appointed staff
aide James De Ctl.a.ioe as his new
right-hand man.
0. Chaine. 29. 'will succeed Calvi.J.l
E. Monson as ass.istant city maolt-
er. Hurlburt said. Monson has ac-
cepted a post with the city of Martin·
ez. }{e leaves Nov. 10.
In announclnc De ChaJne'a appoint-
ment, Hurlburt said: "1 feel fortunate in baviQi rllbt no t.bt SC(ne sora•
one like Jim lo fill this spot. He's ai:·
gressive. productive, has an excel·
Jent backgrQund and has earned the
City Couocll's respect in his two
years with Newport."
De Chaine joiaed the mulli cipal ttaff
as an adml.Dlstratlve assistant to th•
cit,y man., ln My, IJ85,
A natlYe or P•tlud.. On., b~ rt·
ceived ~· {lA-at Port.LQd State Cal
lege in 1962: and an MA in public
administration at USC in 1964.
He has worked as a staff member
with rtle cities of San Gabriel and
Pasadena. and just prior to comini to
Newport. he was employed by the
International City Managers' Assoc1a·
tio11 in Chicago as a research and
traini.J.lg proiram assistant.
He lives with his wife. Jan. and two-
year-old son. James Jr.. in Uruv~r·
sitv Park.
De Chaine's new job pays about
$12,000 annually to start. That repre·
sen ts a ~percent increase ia salary.
Hurlburt said recruitina will beiin
immediately to fill De Chaine's old
position.
As assistant city manager. De
Chaine will r~prestnt Hurlburt when
he is out of town and will be respon-
sible for various special project$. He
will continue aervlni as ex ofUcjo
member of the city's Air Watch and
Trame Advisory comrntttee1.
High Income Tax
Deadline Tonight
SACRAM.E:-JTO IAPl -Midnight lo·
night is the deadline for the first pay·
ment of atale penonal income taxes
by higher income reaidents.
Residents wbo pakl $200 ar mare in
slate personal mcome taxes fOr 1966
are expected to make a partlal pay
are expected to make a partial pay-
ment of this year's tucs.
State officials said Monday that
about 220.000 persons have already
made U\eir Octobtr payment.
Parent KiJiing Plot
Charged to Youth
SACRAMENTO tAP) -.J t ff re y
Jones. 19, has beett arrffted for al-
legedly hiring someone to ldll his par-
ents.
Jones was arrested Monday on a
warrant charting him with solicitation
to commit murcier. Re was relea6ed
on '2.200 bail ported by his perent,s.
UtilHy crews roved tire ravaged Or·
ange Cqunty ·foothill comrouailiu to.
day. the worst behind them, but still
alert for atty new disrupted services.
Gas. electric and telephone compa-
ny representatives reported that utill·
ties severed oocavse of the fire . were
4n "&ood &hape " today.
One spot sdll troubling Paci(lf Tele-
phone. according tb District Manager
Tom England. is generally in the El
Toro area. Line~ in the area. he said
this mornmg'. could become overload~
ed.
~one of the utility spokesman could
set a monetary '°" or a ceet •ti·
male •• ,.,aft. Each upreDM lit·
tle CMCen Jar Httil& •ucll a titun
at the m~nt.
In t.be wercb Q( W. H. "Bud " Max·
well Souihern CalUorn.ia E;<Jlsoo·s clis·
b'ict manaier's r6P.".'seatahve: "Our
16sses were neill&i~ in compvison
to what these people sufferee in 106·
ing l~ir homes."
A~nting lo Jwihn Kennedy, Or·
nnge Ce~t,y diV'ision man.ager for
Southern Counties GM , there were 110
ex~os.ions caused by names reaching
gas Lines.
"\''here tti. t>laze hit the strllcture
io a hurry." he said. "the (Mat) melt·
ed the meter and the result was that
tbele was a name until the source of
the gas was ;>inched off " He indical·
ed there was no spot where fire fed
principally on gas.
Kennedy said the company had con·
r;trucUoa crewi-wbo wou.ld isolate a
~iven area i1 necessary--aod so.rvlce·
men in &he fie)d $ince 3 a.ro. Mon·
day. er.ws were ~gned, he said,
to pindl oft .l8Vict 'ft'bere fire de·
stroyed homea. ~
Accordln& to Maxwell. the electric
utiUty replaced five poles destroyed
by fire. He said crews are continuin~
to patrol lines today to stt if they
are in •ood shape. Monday. Maxwell said. SO custom·
ers in Lemon Heigtlts lost power
when the company de.energized lines
leading into th.e vicinity. Jn El Mode·
na. he ~aid. thert was a 38-minute
interruption for ~ customers be·
cause a pole went up In names.
About 60 electric company men
were out workine. he said, and they
we1 e directed by the company's own
radio communications network.
"There's no one without power to·
day as far as we know,'' Maxwell
said.
The telephone company operation
was CMlruDCli4 by A. v. "Bud" ,.
Jones. dlvistori Plant manager. Most
import.ant job for telephone crews
was setting up spechtl emereency
equipment at a djsuter command post
at Foothill Hill\ School.
In all. thee were about 300 1ub·
scribers who lost telephone contact.,
according to the company report.
F.ighty pe1'cent of the services had
been restored today. and the rest
were expected to be restored before
evening.
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Our '1 •• y "'&r of Sflrvice in +~-Oran9e Cov,,+v 8nrl Lona Beach Areas
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PHONE 546-3432 ALSO IN LONG BEACH 3'90 CHU~Y AVI.
ALONG CUTTING IDGI -rift races 9P NJWde
west of El Ten lladne Carpi Air a...,. ,-....
range near wllere tlrefl&l*r'S .-. allllt .._.
DAILY ""°' ...... W ...... k.-..r lloedaJ night and, by back-burning, stopped flames'
IOallnrant adnnce.
Forestry Men
Plot Course
Of , County Fire
:.fovement of the Paseo Grande.lire
-offklal label for the holocaust which
swept Orange County Sunday and
Monday--<:ontinued to be plotted to-
day in amoeba·Uke lines on a map in
the state Division of Forestry'• Fire
Information Center at Orange.
Like a forefinger and middle finger
extended, the ''head" of the fire -
the point where the advancing mus
ol flame continued to move with JDOlt
8CCeleratlon-moved southward and
IOlltbeutert;·.
Tbe flneer• moved toward El Toro
Marine Corps Air station, to the IOUUt,
and toward · SUverado Canyun, to the
southeast Monday riigbt and early
Tuesday morning.
Divialon of Forestry rangers' refer·
elll..-es to Ute fire mass are the ''head,"
the "western flank" which is in the
Villa Park-Lemon Heights area: the
"heel" which is the northernmost
atl'!a, toward Carbon Canyon, and the
"eastern flank," which is generally
the line from Corona down to Sil·
verado Canyon.
lllAIL.Y Pll.O\' Pllllt llllr .,_ ..... By nighUall Monday, rangers de·
clared the western and eastern
flanks as well as the hee; of the :ire
area ti holding. Firefighting efforts
were concentrated on the head where
one news reporter said "there's more
equipment there than I've ever seen."
FUTILE WARNING -Flames leap through trees and shrubs Monday
afternoon in Bl.act Star Canyon as fire warning signs futilely proclaim
danger. Two homes in ara were razed.
Humane Society Open to Animal Refugees Overnight Monday-Tuesday, fire·
fighterJ lay down a backfire riJlt
south of Sllverado Junction and abqqt
a mile eut of El Toro to block the ad-
vance of the two fingers of the head
of the fire.
Small aoJm•ls evacuated frQlll t It e
Orange County fire areas may be
kept temporarily at the Hantillgton
Beach Humane SocietJ. 2tm New-
land St. '11Kre la no charge.
A lpOteaman said dogs, cats, r*
bib and birda will be held until tbey
can be located.. The center is open
from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. on weekdays.
For more information call 536-3480.
What to tell tha
babysitter?
When you know that n ~where you
can always be reached by phone, you'll haw
a better time. Even if you're planning to be
two or three places during the evening, it's a
good idea to write down the names of the
places, the phone numbers, and the approxi-
mate times you'll be there.
And, may we suggest that you have all the
emergency numbers, including the fam ily doc-
tor's, written down in the front of your phone
book. The si~r should be familiar with these
numbeB. 1
Taking this precaution is a very simple mat-
ter-and it's one way that your telephone can
make a night out
just that much lj\ Pacific Telephone
more pleasant . ~
I.
County Calls
Fire Area
Disaster
A state of disaster was declared in
fire ravaged areas of Oranee County
Ulla morning by the Board of Super-
visors.
A resolution introduced by Supervi·
1or William Hirstein and unanimously
voted by the lawmakers al!o request·
ed that Gov. Reagan declare the areas
in a state of disaster.
The governor was requested to in·
troduce special legislation Monday to
enable the Orange County tax asses·
sor h> reevaluate property damaged or
destroyed by the !Irie.
The county is seeking tax relief for
two-thirds of Ute year.
Chairman David L. Baker told fel·
low supervisors he talked with the
governor's office Utls morning and
was told the governor will cooperate
fully.
"We are in good shape," Baker
said.
Supervisors were unanimous in their
praise of the fire fighters who have
been on the line since Sunday after-
noon.
''Everything was done that could
be done," Supervisor Hirstein said.
Bandits Score
Twice in Beach;
Collect $334
Gunmen took $218 from a market
and $116 from a liquor store in two
separate Huntington Beach holdups
Monday rughl Police arrested two
suspects in the first robbery.
Officers said one gunman invaded
the Tic Toe Market at 19490 Beach
Blvd. about 11 :55 p.m. and forced
clerk Morten A. Nielsen. of 1796 Pit-
cairn Ave., Costa Mesa, into a walk·
in cooler after taking a money bag
containing $218.
Lale!' police arrested Robert J . Pal-
mer, 31, or West Covina. and Joseph
N. Naranjo, 33, of Whittier, in coMec·
lion with ~ boldlQ>. ,
In the second robbery, two men got
$116 'fl'bm Billy Dow's Liquor, 19351
Beach Blvd., before fleeing at about
10 p.m.
\
Tuesday, Octobtr 31, 1%7 DAJL Y PILOT 3
THEIR PRAYERS ANSWERED -Mr. and Mrs. Stiles Dixon, forced
from their Lemon Heights home, found their prayers answered and
their home sale when they returned. Mrs. Dixon telephoned her
mother, Mrs. O. W. Holmes. in Fayetteville, N.C., Monday to tell her
the family is sale and well "before sbe sees the news."
OK~ J'lom~
Delighted Dixons Back Horne
By TONY ClLLO
01 Ille OallY 1'1191 Jlttf
··we're all right!"
Her face all smiles. Mrs. Stiles Dix·
on, 2092 Lower Lake, Lemon Heights,
stood in a telephone booth in Foot·
hill High School, assuring her moth·
er. almost 3,IXXl miles away. that she
an<.I the family were safe.
The Di xons and their three daugh-
ters were back in their home Monday.
They were one of the lucky familie:i
with a home to go back to after a
fickle fire hopscotched around their
community.
"We were Jacky to have a fire hose
there and we watered it down before
we left. .. That was 4 o'clock Mon-
da~ morning,'' said Mrs. Dixon, the
relief obvious in her voice.
But their neighbors were not as
fortunate. The Bill Chilcote family
was spending the night with friends.
Mrs. Dixon said they had been back
to their home earlier: "l saw her
there. . .The poor little thing was'
taking a few little charred things out
of the house."
Mrs. Dixon described the approach·
in g flames: "That fire just swept
down those canyons," she said tight-
ly.
/'Our house is fine." she said. "We
can see the flames on the hills !tom
our house."
Then, quietly, she added, ''Our
prayers were really answered.,.
~ -·---
Why nel telc• the whffl Anew3.50-CID Roclctt V·B thot t>ltgant T0tonado and Ni11ety~
ef thi1 Cutlou S-younge1t deliven more power at Eight, popular new 88, 1marl
looki11g, yo1111~1t octi11g lower operating co1t. (And 11ew Culton, 1porty 4.4.2,
Oldimoblle In seventy years. do11 it more 1moothly and bigger•lllon·ever V'nto-Cruiler
Young toolc1t Cullan S ho1 quietly, 01 well.I You soy you and dollar·1avlng f·8.5.
ft.em item to 1tern, from 1porty prefer a Six' Old1 ho1 a What ii odd1 up lo i1 thi1t
louvered hood to rakish 2.50-CID Action-line 6, too. If you lilce cars with a lot
rear deck. Theseareonlyopenerl.Youcon of pinot in the way they
And bocking up those young toilcK Cullan S to your fancy look-cori wiltl • lot of ~k1 it YOUllll 1Hrfon110nte1 and llnoncu 4-tpttd stick moaie in the way 11\ey drive-1
to stereo to 1pc>fty pin1triping. YOUf' O ld1moblle Dealer It
front dl1c broket to d ual the man to see. They're Ille
exhou1h to Rally Spo<t only kiM ht corrin .
Svtpe111lon. (All the new GM
tafety feoturet ore t londord.) See \oft.r nea-'-· Oldsmobile Dealer
t.tter come In ond mttt 1--· '"1
Ille wtlole Old• family-
See all the '68 "Youngmoblle1" from Olcl1mobile at the
International Auto Show October 27 thru November S.
J
4 DAILY PILOT ,...,, OdllWll,, lCllil
C--.. I r Tiie DAii." f'-..T ...
A.rtlaar 8ludbai dldll't take tbe
treatment be aot ln a London tbeater
1Yin1 down. Standln1 told the c:oart
he 1ot hopplna mid wben be .....
sprayed with N'• blood from bud to
foot u an actor ln Sbakeli-re'•
••Othello" loat b1I 01P cm a CDDCellld
container of the Ould. "AD tbe chap
did wu l.au&h.'' complained Ar1bar,
who 1ot $280 ln dama1es.
The Moor the merrier? Or bloodJ
fOOd 1bow, wbat?
* Th4t 1DCJ1 qwu o Cmaadlcft capn ..,,
thtte in an Ottawa bo10Ung alUr ad
it'• the 14.!t atnu of that kind u.at
Mored Laberge evt1' toantl to in.
Maree& 10<11 in gtor f01' <Ulit1trr 10lae1'
a car, out of control, ""41Md tlarott0•
a plate glc.!1 wfndoto, spectators ad
bowlers and ~ to rttt m J1.arccr1 aluv. Ttn persona were inJ•red, t10M
unot.t1lv. Only Marcel'• /ttlifloa 10ae
hurt.
LANE JUMPE~!
* Tbose lovely
locb are the top
dressing of RolJ.
Ing Stones IUl-
tarist Bria•
JODet ••bo WU
jailed for DiDt
months in Lon·
don and fined
~ for u.slnl
drugs. He's the
second member
of the pop group
to be jailed for
getting "stoned"
on such delica-
cies as Indian
hemp and canna·
bis -le ad er
Mick Jauer got
a jail term a
month ago. Pub-
*
llclty-wlae. it
didn't hurt a bit
-Jones went all
to trial to tbe ac-
companiment Gl
ICIUIDI, .......
and waDa fralll
hundredl ol Ski fana. MeJTJ QriA.
mM, Bri bebf.
We'd better ?Write that old bit
11 about beauty end tbe beast af.
t.er taking a detm at these Pa-
rlalan paatriea clad in fasbioe
de11igner Jacqaea E*nl'• lat-
est off eringa. Hll spotty spring
collection wu inlpired by tbe
coats of Dalmatiu dop and the
theme extends to mlnl~
trousers, shirt drellel, c08b
and, mais ou.i, mon aml. under·
wear. La panta de ma tant.e est
blanche est noir or IOIDething!
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Four Year Term
-For Viet Leaders
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Mediators Att
To Halt Retail
Food Walkout
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pe8C9 ,......ia more ... ble than
pnftclu • ff e r • Nortb Vlltaemese
Phltdeat Bo QI MIDJs b11 ... Jected.
fl.lllNl1l'E t'EREMONY
Tiie lt-mJnute blausural. with U.S.
Vb Pnlideat Hubert H. Humphrey
_. aepulllltattvn of 21 other na·
tiam appllDdbtc wmn1J. went off
witboat a bitch daplte fun ot a Viet c.., .a.ck. Security forc:ee deployed .._ ..S .,...... the dt;J were the
....... known.
Same 50,D troops and 1eleded
,_... were ~ for half a mile
don liroad Le Loi Avenue ID front ol
tbe ...,..... ltanda. SecurUy WU so
tiClll. howua, that crdJDarJ cltluna
Ud lo see tbe ceremonies on televl·
••• or listen OVtt the radio. ftin•a apeecb -which Humnpbrey
llllllW • ••a muterpMce -a sreat
tpeeeb" -WU larcel1 What WU el•
peded. Be pnmlsed a strengtbened
army, IOciaJ rdonn1, a campaign
aplmt tot 1 option and called for help
for the peasants and a narrowtq of
tbe income cap between cllJ and
COUllCryaide.
VAN LOC PRDIIER
The appointment of lawyer Npyen
Va Loe u premier WM alao expec-
ted. and was criticized in advance.
Tbole wbo boped to see Thieu broaden
bis gove11uueat'1 political base by the
awi•hllnwa& of IOIDe respected poliU·
cal 6--... tllappoiDte4.
IM. ....... ~ ......
iailllt ill a' ill•' law wbo far tbe .... ,.. ......... .mctdila ••
• cll*ma ., .. Arm,.,..,.. .•
c-il, t19e craaP arpniwd to give
tM military rtOne a temblance of
dYilillll tac.de. lt WU seneraJJJ lnef.
fedift.
~INIOUIB
Loc'1 ddl!f dailll tD offiee appeued
.. be tlaM 1111 WU bona i:a the Soutb
_. ._. a dole penona1 relatiomblp
_. Vb Pr.._ KJ, tbe air force
CO"P"-der wtle b.31 been 1ar1ely
1 5 c a. puaaudlt I« tbe paat
.... JeSS .......... Wben Ky pl.an-.. to na f« JHlfidnt. Loe WU to be
Ilia~ !Ute. Thell Ky WU forced
ta 8Capt tbe leCGDd spot on TbJeu'•
tkket. Jenin& Loe to be taken care of. BJ matmg Loe premier, Thieu eued
potitical feelings at the top of the rul-
ilC PJI lllldd IDd alao PYI bll repne
a ~ balance. ~·a from celllllral VietDmn, Ky a ut1w of North
Vtilllam ad Lee fr'Glll tbe South.
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QUEEN'S LAST VOY.AGE -Crowds pt.b~ ln
Southampton, England today to wave farewell to
the Cunard Line'• mighty Queen Mary u she tet
sail for the last time. The Queen of the Ocean i•
UPI,,...._
btlded for .Lone Beach where ahe will become a
float1D1 Mafitlme Kuaeum and a Convention Center.
Many Amtrlcam are aboard for tb1a final trip.
Rescue Workers Fear More Victims
In Rubble Left By Two Tornadoes
GULFPORT, Mill. (AP) -Rllcue
workers aearcbed a two-mile ltrtp of
devatation today for mort pcllllble
victiml of two tonladota tbat Idled
three penor11, iajartd ICOret Ill. oth-
er• and caused an teUmatecl • mil·
lion damage.
Police saJd they feared other vic-
tims may be buried ln the rubble.
National Guartkmen cordoned off
the area after the tornadoes barrelled
In off the Gulf of Mexico. The dam·
age estimate wu made by Mayor R.
B. Meadows.
Twenty-five hornet and a church
crumpled as swirlln,g w.tnd1 cut two
separate paths Inward. Fifty-two per·
sons were treated for injuries.
HARDEST HIT
Hardest hit wal a trailer park.
Mobile homea were bounced to
pieces and rain-whipped wind scatter·
ed furnishinp amon1 uprooted pecan
trees and overturned can.
Mn. Bille Jo Crau, ~.a mldent
of au.. Tt&Uer court, Wll found
dud ta blr ban.red quarters. Tbt
bodJ of Dtlla Jwt. 11. of Handlboro,
Mlu., WU dlleoY9"td ID a demolllbed
boaae not far away. Pollet tentaUvel1
identified the third woman u Patrl·
cla Brown, 25.
SEARCH FOR BODIE8
"I don't thiDk we found all the bod-
lea Let,'' said Gulfport Police Chief
H. . Hobbs. ''There were trailera
down there and we're juat finding the
wheels and the frames-they're just
gone."
The twisters struck thla coastal
area without warning a hall-hour apart
between 7 a.m. and 8 a.m. The flrat
hit at the harbor in Gulfport flipping
20 tractor trailer trucks parked bump-
er to bumper awaiting a load of ba-
nanas. Three drivers were hurt. An
offshore dredge and a cat food plant
also were heavily damaged.
The twisters were spawned by a
cool troat that mcmd eutnrd ml
lprt-4 HVtre atorma from 1.w-
to Florida.
• UVURED One or more torudoea ripped lalD
Penaacola, Fla. -lnJurtn1 40 ptr-
aona. Tbe w1nda tore off part of tbe
roof of an elementary achool where
159 parenta and cbildren were boJd.
inf a Halloween party and broke MY*
eral windows but no one lnalde wu
hurt.
Sheriff Bill Davll of Etcambla
County said a "lot of houaea and buai--
ness places were blown away ...
The storm drove heavy ralm Into
Alabama. Some seven incbea fell In
Mobile in lesa than 24 boun. The
Weather Bureau sald either a torna-
do or a waterspout ripped the aide
off a store, smashed 14 windows. No
injuries were reported.
Several beach bousea and buildings
along the Alabama CDast were badlJ
damaged.
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belnc thn IJMI ,. llld • ••• 1114 thlr• "" lftln
lfter 3 p.11. YOI wUI flnf • llllln 'ffl1 oam111i111l.
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last1rc~1ru cards av1ilable !
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famous carte BlaftChl a.ri1cn ~lub cr.ct1t cant, ·
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TE RROR BEFORE DAWN -Ranlhhand ~ at C1rC'lc "('" Ranrh in Santa
.\na 1 a: ·1 1 t l'.! ran_c hnr~rs and a lOlt in to trailers early ~londa'
n.orn1r.c-:,~ hn-h fire th reatened tn "116Ulf the ranch . This terror-
a1ne1·a
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-tricken one balked at climbing into ,·,in 111 :laring light of news C'Jlll·
rramcn on :-lcne before dawn. Dozens of h 1 -es ancl other an11na ls \\ere
"' acuatcd from ~em1-rural cast-central lOUn1y areas
Daily Pilot Photos
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Fa~e of Disaste1·
BIG JIM'S SAF E -Ran<h· \\":itN~. 13 . of 19131 E. ('hapman /\.''",
(11,1n;:1· ;cnt 1h1· d,;\ rtlf frr1111 ,chn1rl. But hie; 3-month-old bull. Big .Ji m.
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FIREFIGHTE RS' ARTILLERY -
NJU•pmcnl lllil~~c·' 11 It' Jn<' 11.1•
fornia D1v1l-otOn <•l I· on ,1 n ,c·1
to lOOrdinati· l1r1·J1ghtin ~ < 111111
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Down"i of f11<' 1111t k!i and othrr hrr1vv
. ca!'>! of nt~ 111 Orange. "here Cal·,.
p base < arnp JrHI field hc:iclquartcrc;
1! men and rqu1pmcnl from \'Jrtuall.''
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Sycamore SI.. Orange. \\a:-. typ1ral of lwu'r'' 1,·cs in East Oran~c. £1
~Jodena and other area!'>" ho \\Cl rl<rn n roof.-, flf their home~ )!onrtav
morrung as black smoke un::cd sk1c~ and the o;mell of ch~astcr htlc(I
the air .
i>vcr~· f11 c tontrol agrn<'.' 1n llw < ount' ;ind I mm a' lar a\\ay as Orc}:!on.
\lore than 1.000 men. I :>O Intl ks and :-C\t•n '"fire> bomber!'" \1ere
thrm1 n into hat tic at its fJC'Jk ~l<inda.' Ercn 111111·r men :ind rqu1pmcnt
\\ere ~cnl mto th e line ~londa: 1ught as fire raged on.
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Intense that fou nciat1o n ~phi nr<'n ill Sn:i.000 r<> ... 1rlcn1 e of C'hm. \\';in-
l:iss. 9871 Ovcrh1ll Road rn f'o"an llr1,:?ht c; ~;ud \ 1<l1111 'c; hro1hr1. nr Kent \Van lass of :\C'\\ r1111 Rr;i1 h 'I 1;:ilkNi In h1111 S11nclt1\ ilnn h"
h;ic1n'l hact anv tr<>uhl<'. lhrn ahn111 ;'i a rn .. \lnnrl.1 1 hi" flrr sl.:1rl('fi
l'Oming over lhf' footh1llc; ·•
FLEEING DISASTER -Thei r path 111 h\· raging. un tontrollcct fir<'~.
thou~a nct~ nf rcsicl ents in foothill rnn1m11n111r' flNI lux1ll'\' rr . .,1r1i.>nc·cc:
~11nr1ay 111,t!ht arul r ;irl.\' ~1onrl:i.v n1111 •11ni;: \\'h1lr familtro; h11r1wrl il
pmnwd ;nrlo" s1:il1nn \\il,t?nni; ;rnd tr:i11rr, ~11h <'h1lrlrPn tinc1 1rrepl:it1'
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;ihle family treasurr c; mnrr lhan 1.400 f1rrmcn ra«Nf inin r mblazPnrrl
rt rra<: in ;iltPmr>lc; In ,;ivr homrc;, Occ;r11r rn11nrl ·lhP-.-lnr k h.:1111P, nl
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Da ily Pilot Photos
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l.-rry Mohchenb'9c.h~r
Thom~\ Mc.Cann
Tl1e '"rragi~ Side:
Kills
RE DUCED TO RUBBLE . ll o111rnwnC'I' R11 harrl
c;1r~son. 9771 Ovrrh1ll in ('nv.an He1ghl!i. wa<. rnrt
nf In\\ n "hen blaze erupted, arcorchng lo ne t.ch·
hnr~ l'nll1•n li!r lt'rnlcr) ann charred tnryc:le at r
~II I h;il ~ Jrll nf Sfi5.000 residence.
NOTHNG LEFT .l;i1 k R\'rrly. hh tare ~hmqng !hr
h"s he feel<> turn" ;rn,1v from bla t kcncd nuns of hr<.
home 1n V1ll.:1 Park "'" \\3s amnn: srvrral dr<;lrm
"rl in lhP ~em1-rur:il In\' n hit harn b.' roanni:: bru.;h
f1rl' rt\ II \\ h1pprd '"'" FI 1.('t'111ra1 (lr;in~P rounlv
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Jluss Amnesty Fr«(es
:2 Writers, ·Briton
. MOSCOW (UPI) -Rus·
sia declared a 50th Anni·
• ~ versary Amneaty today that
: ~ reduced the sentences of
· : • two prominent Soviet writ·
; : : ers and a Briton. accused
: ·: of anti-Soviet activities and
: : : freed many persons con·
·: ' victed oi minor crimes.
· • The amnesty went into ef.
feel with its announcement
and meant that a British
seaman, jailed for drunken
brawling, would be freed.
British teacher G e r a I d
• Brooke had hll prison term
!. reduced to 15 months .. ~e
: amnesty cut remairu.ng
: : t.erma by hall.
• ·' Writ.en Andrei Sinyavski
: : and Yuri Daniel, convicted
• ; • of 1muggUng anti-S o v i e t
• ~ • writings to the West, had
! tbelr terms trimmed, Sin·
~vsk.J's to 30 months and
Daniel's to 18 months.
No Americana were ln·
volved. There are none in
Soviet prisons, as far as ls
known.
The amnesty aUected pris·
oners who were war heroes,
women with children, worn·
en over 55. men over 60,
and prisoners in other cate·
gories, provided t h e i r
crimes were not major.
Seaman Weatherly. of
Newcastle-On-Tyne, will be
freed under an amnesty re·
leasing those sentenced to
terms of two years or less.
He was sentenced to 18
months in jail last Decem-
ber for starting a drunken
brawl at a Leningrad wed·
ding.
Brooke was arrested in
April, 1965, on charges of
IOluggling Anti-Soviet prop-
agande into Russia. He was
sentenced in July. 1965, to
five years imprisonment.
The amnesty shaves hls re-
maining time in prison to
16 months.
An oUiclal announcement
sald the amnesty took ef·
feet today. Last week. the
government announced that
there would be such an am-
nesty.
Its tenns specifically ex-
cluded persons sentenced
"for especially dangerous
state crimes" and those
convicted as spies, traitors,
murderers. rapists, narcot·
ics peddlers and robbers.
Although "state crimes"
were cited u exceptions,
they did not include article
70 of the judicial code un·
der which Sinyavslcy and
Daruel were sentenced.
' Jail Anti-War Professors,
Wallace Urges SF Meeting
lorda11 River lneldeni
~srael Keeps Mideast Gains
Marchers
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Jail Term
TEL A VIV (UPI) -IJ.
raeli and Jordanian troopa
fought briefly acro11 the
J o r d a n Rlvtll' Mo1M1a1
night, an Israeli .spo man
said today.
There were no
casulllties.
A military oounctment
in Jerusale said J~
soldiers g e 'Coverint fire
to a band of Arab blfiltra-
tors retreating back into
Jordan from the Israell-oc·
cupied west bank. Tbe la·
raelis returned the fire.
An Israeli s p o k e sman
mistakenly said at first that
the clash was the flrst be·
tween Jordanian and Is-
raeli troops since the end
of the June 5-10 Middle Eut
not Intend to pve up the tlMn-... little ... ae
land it conquered ill tbe a.a.tb' ()amcil Clllllll
war. reac:ta qr....-• die
Elhkol told the Inell ..,...,._
parliament Monday night ID Cairo Eaptia Pre&-
"tbe 1ltuaUon wbicb rtdp-dent Gamal Abdel Nu.er
ed be!ore June S shall nev-sum..,....,, bis callilllt far a
er be restored." Eahkol lo-MA1ioa to dilcau FAlllll•a
dicated Israel would t e e p abatement.
the Golaa Helghta area ot -JClrdaa'a DIC B r •
Syria, tbe Sinai Penlmula wtJo 1aac1 biallld M I .-+
and the west bank ol lbe JOl"dmlaa retOPjtLw fl la-
Jordan River. rael bl •u '"""' iw die re-
Eshkol tald the June war tuna ol the we:ll ..-. a.
e r a s e d all the old •ere&-directly ,,. rtWled lllf
ments . Esbtol's ..u......., U..
Diplomats at the United aein WM ft.Jiq te ...-...
Nations. who bad been '4>daJ.
working on an Argentine· . Huaeia told a ,,..... fl
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BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (AP) war. There have been leV·
-Demonstratiom twice a er al exchances b • t w e·e n * ·* * * * * * tl: ti:
d lanned f the d Jotdan and IJraell force• ay are P or u· since the war, includlng ar~
ration of a five-day jail sen-tillery and tank battles.
tence for Dr. Martin Luther The official mllltaey an-
Israeli Stance Stymies U.N.
King Jr. and three other nouncement In Jeruaalem UNITED NATIONS, N.Y.
Negro ministers. the Rev. said a band of armed Arab (AP)-U.N. Security Couo-
infiltrators sneaked Into CJ>.e ell efforts toward a Middle T. Y. Rogers says. Israeli-occupied territory on East settlerpent appeared
Rogers, a civil rights lead· the west bank of the Jordan stymied today by new IJ.
er. said Monday night at River about three miles meli i.nslateoce on d1rect
least two marches per day East of Himayda ln the talk.a with the Arabs and re.
will be. held in support of ~e1t·Shean valley. fusa&..te pull back to prewar The announcement s a id boundaries.
not pull back to ,_ma. ii .. ..t Ff I iAr fikw ...
beld at lbe start of u.e .lat ,_...a .al r _. .a
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SAN FRANCISCO (AP)-• • Former Gov. ~It Wal-
-•. lace of Alabama denounced
: i college professors "advoca·
catios viclol')' ol the Viet
Cone llld bring them before
grand juries and have them
indicted and have them
thrown in prison."
King, the Rev. Ralph Aber-the infiltrators opened fire Israeli Fordgn lfinlMer
oat.by of Atlanta, the Rev. when challenged by IJ:raeli Abba, llbeD told SecretarJ·
Wyatt Tee Walker of New border guuds. Jordanian General U Tblllt .._..,.
Wallace's people opened OD· York and the Rev. A. D. forces on the other Ude ol tbat llrMl llMdl bf Ill ...
lY one halt ol 1 door 1 n d Kine of Lollisville, KJ .• who the river aave tbe ntreat-111t1ece • diNd pace
trled to turn back a -up are ler'Viq a jail ltMence ing infiltrators cover ftrt., DllOtia*'-wttb lie Ana.
.. v on contempt charges. the announcement u.ld. Jf 1111 ~ taJb are Co bt
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: • ting victory of Viet Cong''
• al a rally attended by about
of 26 young persons. The The four ministers were Hopes for a prompt aet-held.
young group raised their arrested by Jefferson Coun-ttement or the Middle East Premier Levi Elbkol told
hand& with Churchill-style ty sheriff's depaties Mon-conflict dwindled today fol·· the Israeli parliament in
v signals, an identifying day afternoon when their lowing a speech by Israeli Jerusalem that new bou.nda~ • : • 1,000 Monday night. NEVER GET INVOLVED
•· Wallace, fresh Crom a
· . weekend trip to the Pacific
Northwest, drew tbe biggest
applause of the night when
he told Ille crowd:
"We are unilaterally in·
volved in V i e t n a m. We
should never get involved
until we look our allies in
the eyes and say 'you're go-
ing to help us because we
helped you.' "
p'ane landed in Birming-premier Levi Eshkol Mon· ries would have to be
symbol adopted by B a Y ham. day night that Israel did negotia~ and Israel would
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: "You know, 1f I were
: President I would order the
: attorney general to grab ev·
, ; ery college professor advo·
Before the raUy a jam oc-
curred at the door w b e n
tors.
Police arrived, asked wbe·
ther it ~a a public meet·
ing, and then everyone was
admitted without any furth·
er disturbance.
.:: National Guards Roam
Rioting Negro School
Wallace repealeCi his at·
tacit against what be called
"pseudo-intellectual.I in tbe
courtrooms, pulpits and ool·
leges and IODle new~r
editors' offices who think
that the little man can't get
up in the morning or get into
bed at night without some
]>teUdo-lntellectuals tellbsg GRAMBLING, La, (AP)-
Roving patrols of National
: Z: Guardsmei watched over
• : the Grambling College cam-
: : • pus today as student protest
• • leaden tried to orguize a
mass exodus.
"We expect at least 2,(XX)
students to leave Grambling
Colle~,'' said Willie Zan·
ders, a ?»-year-old Amite,
La., senior beading the dem-
-: onstratioos. The enrollment
: ~ is 4,200.
. The uproar at this pre·
: : dominantly Ne gr o north
· : · Louisiana school ls over stu·
: : ~ dent leader charges that tne ., .. , .
HHH Tells
Saigon: We
Will Stay
ad.ministratt.n coneentralel
on athletics at the expense
ol academlcs.
"'J}e college i1 accredit-
ed. bas an excellent faculty
and insista on passing
grades from all members of
athletic teams,'' said Dr.
Ralph W a 1 d o Emerson
Jones, Grambling president.
''Grambling college will
not be intimidated by a pow·
er confrontation."
National GulJ'dsmen mov-
ed onto the campus Monday
after 31 student protest lead-
ers were expelled.
Some students greeted the
expulsiosi announcement by
smashing dishes and scat-
tering trays and eating uten·
sil! at the cafeterja, and
throwing the meat out of the
refrigeration room.
ttlero how to do IL"
As Wallace spoke, body-
guards stood at each 1ide
of the stage. Much of tfle
crowd stood up at times to
applaud, waving signs read·
ing "St.and Up for Ameri-
ca" and "God Bless Wal-
lace."
LBJ Returns
To Capitol
WASHINGTON (AP)
President Johnson returned
to the Whl~ House Monday
night from Texas and pre·
pated to survey Tue.1day his
prospecu for salva~g tax
and other key leglllatiQ1111
from a Congress uger to
quit and go borne. About 3,000 students gath-
ered at the post office
~ounds. chosen because It is
federal property, for a noisy
rally Monday night. The
The Preeident had spent
the weekend at his ranch
near Johnson City, Tex. On
his return trip he was ac·
companied by his daughter.
Luci. and her Infant son,
Patrick Lyndon Nugenl
SAIGON (AP)-Vice Pres-post office of thhl college
ident Hubert H. Humphrey town is located just across
t o I d Saigon's American a street from the north en·
community on Tuesday that trance to the campus.
••despite a n y temporaryl;:::::==;;;.;;=====================;1
popularity p o 11 s, despite
criticism, despite under·
standable impatience, we
mean to stick it out in Viet-
nam until aggression is
turned back."
Humphrey told the infor-
-mal gathering of American
• civilians on the lawn of the
new U.S. Embassy building
that the American commit·
ment to Vietnam means "a
commitment of our lives.
our fortunes, our sacred
honor."
"We are committed to
· lasting it out-to a new era
of freedom and progress in
Southeast Asia." he said.
The vice president added:
• •·1 think you should know
• that. And I think our adver·
saries should know that"
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Transit Plan Told
\
$1.57 Billion Tag Double First Esti1nates
LOS ANGELES ( APl -
A revised proposal for a 62·
mile Los Angeles area rap.
id transit 1ystem to cost
ll.S7 blllion-nearlJ double
earlier estimates-is beio.g
pushed today by the South.
ern California Rapid Tran-
1jl District.
District directors accept-
ed the plan Monday and in-
dicated the entire package
will be a prqpe.rty tax
measure on nellt Nowm·
bcr's general election ballot
if other financing is not
made available.
The preliminary report,
financed by nearly S3.9 mil·
lion in tidelands oil reve.,.
aes. recommended r o u t e
alignments, station loca-
tions and financing.
year delay could add '160
milUon more.
The report showed th.at
Legislature permits other
meth ods-ls by property
taxes. The RTD had hoped
to finance the system with
automobile·related taxes,
the Legislature refused to
enact the necessary legisla-
tion.
The directors' report ap·
peals for $200 million in
tidelands oil revenues to
help defr ay the cost. B~t
Uie University of Callforma
and the state colleges and
water conservation groups
also want the oil money.
The report shows that 25
percent of the people who
now use freeways and
streets bordering freeways
would use the trains during
rush hours.
Chairman Frank G. Bo-
nelli ol the Board of Super-
vilon said supervisors will
oppote placing the burden
o( paying fw tbt rapid
transit system en property
owners.
-.rn million persons would Boy Didn't be riding the transit sys-
t&m by 1980.
Original eslimal.ts by
RTD planners had been th•t
tbe combined underground,
surface and elevated sys-
tem would cost • mil·
lion.
The planqers ath'lbuted
the doubled estimate to in·
n-eased construction costs
and said each additiopal
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COMPLMI a.:=
The RTD directors adopt-
ed the report by a 9-1 vole.
RTD Director Kermit Bill,
mayor o( Huntington Park,
cast the lOM dissent. f
The proposals v a r 1 e d
slig)llly from earlier plans
oaltiJtg for 7~>e,an-hour,
electrically powered, air-
conditioned trains linkhig
the San Gabriel Valley, the
San Fernando Valley, Long
Beach and the Wilshire cor-
ridor wiU> downtown Los
~ woWd l\lJI at 90-
~ llMnala la the
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Wes at mid-day Md l.HliD-
utt inter vals at •t.
'nle system would have 1&
miles in subway, 11 mile&
on the surface, 21 mDec el·
evated and three miles in
Learn, Dies
In LA Fire
LOS ANGELES (AP)
A 4-year·old boy was burn-
ed to death when be •war·
ently set his matress afire
while playing with matcb·
es.
Firemen found the body
of Mark L. Petrks under
hia bed after they extin·
guished the one-room Ott in
the Carson area.
The boy's Cl&ber. Donald
E. Petrlcs, told firemen ht
bad earlier diseip»otd 01t
)'OUDgster fer playing tri~
matches and hid ta.ken all
the matches from him. But
the rtlUd apparently had
mart 111 his rOOD'l, he said. ~'°: °'7r"a;~:~ved by voters ~l GM Plant N o"""ber, eoutrvcitioe _
couW Jtart ~ ..... the "'-... -...l b .,st_ ~ l8 tpera· ~ y
tloo •' Jutj,lflS., .• ~ ......
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U.. WI I
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e Mil L C:.-....,. \ c-.. ...
ing tne system-unless the
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lo /~, ~aJor ar•a /or
owr 21 rMr~ •••
e Jrwtlry ~ to o1Ckr e FiM Jtwelr11
J. C. Humphries
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Corta Mesa
548-3401
.
Enjoy The HolidaytJ
Jeeing New Places and
~eetinA New Friends
On c.fi ~atson Jouth J'ea.s Cruise
•
This ,-r, ''an a care-
frn escape lrom the
hol~ et holne. san
1o h pacefvf leland9 of the
6ou1tl '•Ifie where wlflt.r h11
turned .. aumnier. tAbon'a thrH
4" C:;iy Hol~ CruiM sailings
• I s;::r1ec:lly limed: SS MON-
1 Y, November 12 Includes
, . .giving In Tahiti ••• SS
~osA. December 5 include•
·mi-1 11nd New Ytar'1 In the
II Seu ... SS MONTEREY.
111>er 28 lnrludes gala New
1 celebrallons al eea. You'll
r •• ,, p;1ee1 u ltlese elegant
s •~II• you IO Bora Bo~.
l · ti. Rarotongti, New ?taland,
Au!ltralia, NovtnQ, '11\Nluafo'ou.
Pago Pago and HawalL You'll
refu In n clu1i¥ely Flrwl Clan
comforts as you cruise in an Intl-
malt , yachl-like almospht,., And
new friendt will aoon become old
friends over grand dinn111 of
Lobtltr Curry w ith Avocado,
Chicken Hawail1n or any of the
other 1p1c i1lllH on Malson'a
gourmet menus. l1n't tt time you
planned your holiday cruiM to
the paradise l1l1nd1 of th•.
Pacific?
Sailing dales are from San Fr1n·
clsco; Los Angeles Is the follow·
Ing day.
Call or visit us soon for complete
Information snd reservation•.
SAFETY INFORMATI O N:
SS Mariposa and Monterey. reg· I
latered In Ille U. S., meet lntema•
tional Safety Standards for new
1hlp1 developed In 1960.
for mort informatfon and
f'nt'mJtion.~ ettll ~·2·3111 .• ~
ftn ndd1t101tnl charges
tltrouah
FREMONT (UPI ) -The
General Motors assembl y
plant closed down Monday
when most of its S,700 em·
ployes attended a union
meetin« rather than report
work.
.. Both tlte day and night
shifts failed to 'report in suf·
ficient numbers for the
plant to opera tie." a com pa·
ny spok esman said.
Shop chairman Denny
Le mmond said morning and
evening United Auto Work·
ers un ion meetings were
called to discuss comments
made lalot week by A.E. Sul·
fivan, chjef of personnel and
labor relalionit. at the o&ant.
Sullivru. said General Mt>-
tors "tradtt:loaally has put
up the best fight apinst
the UAW and we'll do it
a&ain t:bis year.'' He aao
uid "GM will go out on tbt
al:rHt before we agree. tt
their demands."
Lemmond termed Sulli·
van's commeats "irrespon.
slble" and an implicatioe
llhe big auto maker plans to
"starve us out" in ttlt ev·
ent of a strike.
The union leader said the
men would probably return
to work""'fuetday. The com·
pany said t.he plant would
resume operation as soon as
employes returned to their
jobs.
Police Check
Student Death
LOS,, ANGELES <AP) -
Detecf1ves were investigat-
init torlay the apparent mur-
dPr of a 24·year·old .Japa·
nese student whose body
was found in rront of a home
in lhe Walnut Park area of
Southern Los Angeles.
The victim was identified
u Malsuji Tohda of Sakai,
Osaka. Sheriff's deputies
said he apparently had
been in ,the country only a
short lime and lived m Los
Angeles.
QURNIE · ly ,.,II lnterlandl
"J Md Off toe man)' at l\lJ\Ch and (eel like & ~
fcd-Wl all the gtrla to be 011 a 'Nc:l-&lert •••
.~ight to llusie
2 Hurt in Hashbury Clash
SAN FRANClSCO (AP)-
Pollce ud a throng listen-
ing lo 1Uit.ar music clashed
violently late Monday night
on a strfft in the Haight·
Aahbury ~ district.
Two....._.. were in·
Juffit ~Y Wiit thrown
from tbe ct.....s.
The con&oll&atm began
whefl olf~ Robert Forni
and Walter Garry asked the
side~lk·jamming group to
clear a path because they
were blockint a thorough·
fare. Sgt. Rene Aufort re-
ported.
Forni and Garry said one
man became belligerent
and started swingYag at
them. As they s l a rte d
wrestling him toward a po..
lice va11, objecl3 started fb·
ing, Aufort said and SaTy
had an eye closed by a
thrown bottle and Forni auf •
fered racial lactrationa.
Other officers arrived _.
arrested Randy Bucklllf,
19, on charges of assault •
a policeman, resisting ar-
rest and possession of drugs,
Nine police cars arrived
to disperse the crowd, but
an uneasy truce prevailed
until after midnight. Cruis-1
ini: cars were pelted with
hntlles and the street was
littered with glass.
Police Get Bizarre
Hippie Kidnap Tale
SANTA ROSA (AP) -A reported. Ordered out ol the
San Francisco man has car. he sa.ill be wu march·
1; '"~·a ... rr,~ ed into~~ and ahot.1 ~· kid~Ped br .:,.~ A ~ llf the recor~ 'JI:; . sho~lllllm.a had a prl· HaJth~,Ydistrlc ~a or ~ctioo ' for sale of
t.beh . bei•1, sho1 and left to nar~tlcs. 1\11 brought to /
die 1n a heavily wooded his bedside San Francisco
area of Sonom a Cou nty. police who have beeo inves·
Offieers said Russell 0. ligatinc the murders earlier
Willia~. 26, staggered out this year of two 1uspected
ol the hills Monday bleed· drug peddlers, Jack Carter
inc from two abdQminal and William "Su~rspa~"
wounds. Ht was tattn to Thomu .
Sonoma Coot>: Hotl>l~al, Homicide Inapector G u a
where bU C:O.Odltion Wa& hst· Corris said offkera 1--a v e
ed u critical with the known for some time about
wowadl .and infection: What he described as roogb
Often incoherent, Williams competition between big-
told ol be~ kklnaped o.ct. time dope pushers trying to
20 and driven at gunpoint gain control ol tne Haight·
tA> an isolated area, police Ashbury market.
~moma Oount)' authori·
Ones Slim
In Holid~y
Party Death
ties said Williams was un·
able to tell polke where. bis
shootiftC haci •ke11 place or
how h._had mtnafed to sur·
vive lht 1'"4ay ordeal.
VAN NUYS (AP) -De·
tectives said Monday they
were wltaout a lead kl the
death' ol a man who' was
shot to death in the midst
of a Halloween p a r t y as
g a I l y -co!ltumed revelers
I a u & h e d at wtiat t h e y
thought was a clever skit. '
Officers said they were
questioning 50 guests al the
party where Kenneth A.
l.inds t r a n d was shot to
rleath early Sund ay. They
are also questioning friends ~
and acquaintances of Lind· ~
strand, a l2·year-old sales·
man.
EIU!lt a1..,,
C••tom ltf ade
For l'eu
"'"""' ,.11.v1 ,,
1 Gas Attendant Has
New l(irschkeAlihi
LOS ANGELES CAP) member speaking with Kir·
A service station attendant sc hke. But he said fie recog.1
has testified he spoke wilh nized the 45-year-old defen-
su.spended Deputy Dis.t. dant. ~a-I W\lb \.be lwo
Atty. Jack Kirschke in Yer-.slayings, after being re-
mo the morning Kirschkc's minded about a conversa-
wife and her male COMP.\11· tioA coocernlnt to1a uplto&-
ion were killed 140 rol~s stery In Kbschke's car.
aw ay. "l can't swear this is the
Jean P. Ledet, 23. testifi· same man," Ledet said,
ed Monday he spoke with "but the reMNblance wa&
Kirschke •·or his twin" at so grHt that it mu.st havt
about 3 a.m. April 8 in his been bis twin brother."
station. Neighbors have tes-A state agent earlier teati-
tified they heard sounds re· fled it take1 hN M>urs, 15 minutes to driw &am u.e
S&mbl.i.Dg gwi shots at about scene of the criaae to Yu·
2:30 a.m.' April 8 in Kirsch-mo in the type of Vol.kswa-
te's Long Beach apartment. gen Kirsdlke owns.
JOrschke is charged with Ledet said the C'mYef ..
murder in the deaths of his tion could not have taken
wife. Eiau.e Terry Kirsch-place alter • ..._
te, 4l. and Orville Drank--...---------bu, ti, whose bodies were
found la the apar tment l• ter.
Ledet said that when be
saw Ult Kirschke car, a
VOlbwlt«I, a week after
the Aacide•t, be did not re-
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·Vienna Sympf1ony Flawless
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By THOM IARL EY ot• Deltr ...........
There comes, all too rarely, a moment in the life of the music critic
when he can truly say that he has heard and witnessed a flawless program;
a performance that went the way he would have wished it to go had he the
power to pre-ordain the· quality of the musical oUering.
For us, such a moment came Friday night at UCI with the last notes
of Beethoven's happy and delightful Symphony No. 8 in F major. Couduc·
tor Wolfgang Sawallisch lowered b.i1 baton and we realized, with a pang.
that a magnificent perfonnance was at an end.
This gifted ensemble then received a tremendous ovation, every
handclap of ~ch was richly deserved. They responded as they rarely
respond at Irvine Friday night and it would have been a sin for the audience
to do less in the presence of this superb orchestra and its dynamic con·
ductor.
We were under the preperformance impression, based on our mem·
ories of a decade ago and subsequent reviews of the orchestra's European
concerts, that while the Vienna Symphony was a front-rank ensemble it
did not measure up t'o the caliber of symphony orchestras of London, Berlin,
Boston and PhiladelJillia.
That impression has been rectified. This immaculate, disciplined
orchestra, with its solid craftsman of a conductor, ranks second to none on
~e basis of this splendid concert.
· This orch~stra delivers a quality of music and fine clarity ol sound
that can only be achieved by a perf ecUy balanced and completely virtuoSf
ensemble. And setting the workmanlike mood and solid approach of the
Vienna is Sawallisch, a quiet. strong conductor, completely void of the
affectations and theatricals wb.ioh we have to endure today from so many
of our men of the podium.
Perhaps the pick of a long, highly technical and extremely demand·
ing program was the fluent rendition of Richard Strauss' "Death and Trans-
figuration.,, Sawallisch drew from his orchestra an opulence of sound and
(S.. OPEN~NG-CONCIRT HAILED, P9 ~2l
FJTTING Fl~CE·-UCI Chancellor Dr.· Daniel G. Aldrich Jr. Oeft),
a member of the society board ot direetors• and hiJ wife hosted a wine
and cheese tasting party afterward in their Dover Shotw home. 1bey
ue shewn chatting with Rudolph LllKlMr. tint· violiDlst et die Vienna . . -&YmPhonr E>ldlestra. . _ "
CAPACITY CROWD -Every seat was taken Friday night in ucrs
Campus Hall when the Vienna Symphony Orchestra under the
baton of Wolfgang Sawalllsdt played the first concert of the cur-
rent Orange County Philhannonic Society's season. So much in-
terest was aroused by this great European aggregation, its perm-
I·~:"11a;·w ..... .._ __
anent young conductor and the selected pr.ogram that 2,000 re-
quests for opening night tickets could not be filled. Music-lovers'
appetites were satisfied, too, for the orchestra and conductor re-
ceived numerous curtain oalls· both at intermission and at the con-
clusion, which was favored with. an ·encore.
muaidalll atteadecl, IJut 1lut weR·wishen were di.sap.
peinted becauae the.maestro wu unable to b9 tbeRt to
receive his ·full lhare of congr.atulatoi:y comments.
PRAISES SUNG -"Magnificent" was the
most often used word by party-goers as they
discussed the opening concert. On hand to
meet musicians are Mrs. Marvin McCJay
<left). a society director and Youth Concerts
chairman with 'her husband, and Mrs. Wil-
liam Clarke, cl..,irman of the Costa Mesa
Women's Philharmonic Committee and her
husband.
PARTY-GOERS -After-the-concert reception in·
vitations were extended to the conductor, musicians.
Philharmonic Society J>fficers, board of directors
and advisory board. Women's Philharmonic boards,
Women·~ Committee chairmen and their spouses.
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J 2 DAILY PILOT T~, October 31, l 967
AFTER-THE.CONCERT GATHERING -Ready to ()ffer their congratulations to
musicians of the Vienna Symphony Or~bestra during the cheese and wine tast·
Ing party in the borne of Dr. and Mrs. Daniel G. Aldrich Jr. are Oeft to right)
John Scott Trotter and Mrs. Eric Durand, both directors for the Orange
County Philharmonic Society, and George A. Kuyper, former madiger of the
Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra and a member of the OC society's advis·
<1rY board.
From Pc;age ·11
... Opening Concert
a weirdly eHect,ive ether~l
effect to cleverly empha·
size Strauss' message-the
tenuous thread that con-
nects life and death. This
was Strauss at his finest,
in Lhe hands of a sympathe-
tic and dedicated orchestra.
Sawalliscb opened the pro·
gram wittl Schubert's Sym·
phony No. 6 in C major and
he brought to this work.
with its measured, t o n a 1
beauty. a delic<!cy and re·
straint which we greatly ad-
mired. Schubert must not
be hurried in the manner of
so many American orches·
tras today; under Sawal-
IJsch, this was a classic ex·
ample of Schubert as Schu·
bert would have wished it.
Of Beethoven's efferves·
cent. scintillating Sympho-
ny No. 8 in F major, it need
only be said that this was
the Vienna's cup of tea and
how they revelled in the
master's quicksilver phras·
iog and rich. exquisitely de·
livered melody. They didn't
miss a morsel of the bub-
bling humor Ulat Beethoven
packed into his j o y o u s
work; Beethoven is dear to
the hearts of these dedicat·
ed. competmt Viennese a s
they so amply demon.stl"at·
ed Friday night
The delighted audience
brou&bt Sawalliscb back to
the podium .even times and
70 would not have been ov·
erdoing it. He responded by
leading his fine orchestra in
a rendition of the "Blue
Danube" that must have
been the version of the
famed waltz that Johann
Strauss bad in mind when
Avenues of Educatien
Explored by Panelists
building 1 p.m. tomorrow.
Hailed
be penned the classic.
This wasn't the "Blue
Danube" that comes tink·
ling to us out of our rad1os,
the pretty warming-up waltz
that so many of our Lesser
orchestras deliver a la juke
box. This was a sweeping,
majestic "Blue Danube"
that made us r&alize just
how muoh this lov:?Jy work
has been degraded by or·
chestras that could not hold
a candle to this superb Vi-
enna
And interwoven with this
exquisite "Blue Danube"
was the equally 1 o v e 1 y
"'I'ales From the Vienna
Woods;" again not the su·
gar-and.spice wialtz we have
become accustomed to but
the Strauss favorite played
as ll should be played-
with depth, verve and elan.
Jt was wonderful and
magnificent; it was a night
to remember for a long,
loog time.
Whirling TOPS
Every Tbunday at 10
a .m . Whirling TOPS Club
meet.a in Ebb Tide mobile
home park. 1580 Placentia
Ave., Newport Beech.
Breakfast: 'Meal of Champs'
DEAR ANN LAl'fl>ERS: My km
are 11 and 11. They doo't listn to
me but they do Uaten to you 10 pleue
print th1-letter.
I can't seem to get my claildfta a.
eat bttakful No matter Wbll I tis
they U'e "not baqry" or tbef'd ram.
er aleep u atra l5 mbwW
My buaband .. l he same way. I
don't know if they got it fnD ...
.. if be tc>t it frca them. ~ tell
IW&)bodJ that brukfut ii a Yerf
lmpartut meal. 1'wlk you.. -NOT
USTENED TO
DBAJl NOT: F• die U..: Aa m-
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DEAR ANN LANDERS: I am a
JS.year-old boy with a prolllem tlllll
ii getting me dow9. I doa't teelll t11
flt into any ~and I cm't make
friends. I am aby ..S .it-•• i••·
and I can't keep a ~ .-
Ing even when IOIDlbody et. at.u
it.
Vlben I loot around and tee the
other guya clowabtc and ~
themselves I try to imita~ diem bat
I feel like a ~. It teel8I to
come 10 easy to them. I die trJmc
and fall on my face.
I want to mab friends to bad it
just about kills me. P'6ae print my
letter and tell kida all flY« dW jmt
ANN LANDERS [fl
bei e 1 9V ii quid doesn't mean
lie ii_,........., Cll' aatiaocial or dumb.
s-ithnn il ._... lie a. IC3l'8d or
.. lie ...... know wba1 to say
ad Ila ii r.Jly dJbtc inside. -A
FREAK IN 1BE CROWD
DBAa nlDfl); If ,_ ..... , ..
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t I I II k a. lie a Maradive ...aJ'., JI~ wD a W el die ,, .... .-a ...... ew-
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DEAR ANN LANDERS: My IU~
ts'• t .... ,.... barD in Eurcpe.
Be ..._ evw)CW to tears witb :US
afta npeeted star.es of bow much
better it ... "owr there.··
,,. ....... ~ .... many irri·
tati11C tnill na I abbar, but the
IUtg a.at m6t:a me cringe it the
..., lie ealll a watter when we are
diaillC -He ..... bis fingers. wlliltla. lliae9 and Cla]JS bis bands
a if lie 1N!l'e aammoning a coolie.
Recetlb' I Wd bim IUdt antica made
me mc•af.-tab)e, and tbat waiters
resent It and give him poor service
in retaliation.
I was called an ignoranf clod, a
peasant and a few other names which
I would.n't write aod yor eouldn't
print. Please ten "'.le who it right. -
AMERICAN BOOB
DEAR AMERICAN: Rlulni. fin·
ier .. u fpla(, dapptac and wbltWnC
m-r M eouldere4 · ieod form I• some
CM9triet b9t la tM U. S. such be·
laaYioJ it booriaJl.
la tlll eoutry one raises his band
&e aUract Ute atteatlon of a waiter.
At Ume1 It . seema n.e tbere ought
t. be a more effeetiye technique. wllk• .. dollbt was the sentiment
., lbe wit WM bad lnicrfbed Ob the
&ombltoee of hl1 anele, a waiter,
"God flully caught bit eye."
"The Bride's Guide," Ann Landers'
booklet, answers some of the most
frequently asked questions about wed·
dings. To receive your copy of this
comprehensive guide, write to Ann
Landers. in care of this newspaper.
enclosing a long, self · addressed
stamped envelope and ~ cents in
coin.
Ann Landers will be glad to help
you with your problems. Send them
to her in care of the DAILY PILOT.
enclosing a stamped, self-addressed
envelope.
League Applauds Area Artists
EUpDe Ober, 0 r a a I e
OouQtJ coaduct« ... ...
sician, will speak beb"e
members and luesb of tbe
Newport Harbor &nice
League oo Thursday, New.
2, in the Newport Harbor'
Yacht Club.
Ober. former cond•d«
of the San Gabriel Valley
Symphony, has played wttJt
................
mcmlc ............ , .....
lie A ...... .,.......,. la
1tll ii Mi: I .. OJ'-ce
County Sy......, ... be
remained • ..-clirtt·
tor and e wtw Im for five
yean.
CwTeatly lie it mlllical
director m the FestiYal m
Opera iD Lapa Beadl.
T II• ....... a.tlriaJ, Ill OAllfcnla StMre CoUete
,__ f. a cortwl preview, at Lona Btadl and tbe Uni·
bJ iawiatiuo only, b IChed-versify of Southern Califor·
Died ia lliciaar-of llrtist Pen· nia. She a1Jo bu studied
"¥ McManipl at Scrippt, Oakland Sd>ool
Coftee Garden will be tbe of ArU and Cratta, Laguna
• Kn n ...a.-. Beach School of Art and ldtiDC and • nuua ' Al· Desi-and the Ru Brandt ... wiJI be Dl ct.arge m OU • •aacemea. School
Tiie allibit open.in& will Her put ubibitk>os in·
tM.e pbce Jn tbe c.otfee elude tt!e Oakland and Bow·
G.._ Gallery Monday, ers muaeums, Lacuu Art
New 1 -... ----..... Oe.llery, San Diego Falr,
Meat Bill
Reduced
"By planning your meals
for tfle week around..,.adver·
tised meat specials, you can
save up to 20 percent on
your meat bill."
So says Mrs. Dorothy
Wenck, University of Call·
fornia home advisor. who
will diacuH this and other
ways to Mab the Most of
Your Meat Money during a
short course.
Homemaurs are invited
to attend any of the ses·
sions to be conducted from
7:30 to 9:30 p.m. Tuesdays,
startir.g today through Nov.
14. and from 9:30 to 11 :30
a.m. Wednesdays, Nov. l ·
15, in the UC Agricultural
Extension service ofrice,
1000 S. Harbor Blvd., Ana·
beim.
Reservations are not nee·
essary for the course. which
is being offered free of
charee. Further in.formation
is available by calling Mrs.
Wenck at 774-0'l84.
Music Heads
Club Agenda
Radio and television art-
ist Jeanne Kallan wiU en·
tertain members of t h e
South Coast Club with a
musical program during
their luncheon meeting in
the Hotel Laguna tomor-
row.
The social hour will be·
gin at 11:30 • m .. and Lii.Deb,
to be served at noon. will
be followed by a lrlef bust·
neu meeUna conducted by ll.rs. John Morgan.
The performer will pey
tribute U> Broadway hits
such u "Mame" "'nae Im·
possible Yeara" and~ "The
Odd Couple."
Further information re-
garding the club may be
obtained by o&lllng Mrs.
Robert Kilpatrick, ~5259
or Mrs. Howard Switzer,
494-8987.
· ........... •u--.,, Oiapman College, Hoag Hos-
Nov.b-.. JD.Pal&! G. McMani&al. pita!, Presbyterian a 0 d Association
,..... ..... -• ._.._ 4i:i_,. A1-a utiwe ""'"'--'... ls 1 Newport Beadl Civic Cen·
Saleswomen Prepared
Cauetit up in a wtlirlwiad
of lut·minute prepU'atioal
such as sortiq, dMninc.
mending and rmovatin& art-
icles for a nunmap ule
are members of Eta Eta
NH BPYI Club
Newport Harbor Business
and Professional Women's
Club, Inc. meea in Mesa
Verde Country Club at 7
p.m. on the tint ud third
Thunday' of tbe IDOOth. M-
ditiooal informatkla may be
obtained by mll Mn. F. a.
Fo:t, 54M.141.
..........-~ ._.... ..._.._......, ter Gallery. She presently
ptia. gradute of Pomona Col· ii sbowtng with the Ank· Oranae Sborea Medical As·
1be sale will be coaduct· iete amd look sraduate work rum Gallery in Loa •-el· aociation meets at 7:30 p.m.
N .__ every second Tuelday. 1,o. ed 'lllarlday.saturday. ""· ea. tiob ii al.lab'-~ U ~-4 ail Sleft9I Cada. ~l B "f" h G .,...,._ n .v,_ .... r-..u ..... ,_ ca av n: ca • -....... ,. __ u~-I &~ PA., ....... , _, .. iQI liCrt •. Corrine B !J$ley1 Newpmt .. -.. ~---. n ' roup ·active in the Lapu s.ace ...._
Procee1k from Ibis eftlit .....,_, ol Mary Pick· Art A.uoc:iMlon, Ton.na Art __ ..._.., ____ _
and a pn1C1eai.e dimer in ~ ,... __ 0 .......... -of Leacue, Fine Arts Pat:rona, tile future will aid the chllp-IW U "--r-• ..... _. • .__.1 _.,___.__ lbe Brtti1b Empire attend Junior Affillants, UCI Town
um ...----meetillp a. JJnt Wednet-and Gown and Newport
lndndrd on the list are dQ .t I p.m. in members' Beach City Arts Committee.
R-c PresbJteriaD Hospital. lilllllDes. LocMioa blformetlon Her e.x:hlbit will featin
PresbyteriaD •llidl a.e--ii eH inhle fJ'om Mn. Fred collage work, ink, 9CT'yUca
fits 'Jtlle parcbaR• tt· ..... ~Ba.o.rd.~~~.,~~~~'12.~~~~~and~~water~~CO~)«~I~.~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ..ctt· boob and pampb-
leU • Hodgkia's dis.eaa.
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a.o.. -needy lamt-u.. JOtN OUR
A panel discussion on
Special Avenues of Edu<:a·
lion awaits South C o a 1 t
Chapter members of the As-
sociation for Women's Ac-
tive Return to Education
(AWA RE) in Laguna Fed·
era! Savings and Loan
Headi.ng the panel will be
Lagunan Mrs. Paul Erwln,,.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimil
who began her teaching ca-
reer in the Art Colony in
1927.
Dr. Robert Harns ol San·
ta Ana will be the gueet
speaker ~ V{ill discuss Ule
Special Road of Educa.tibn.
Churchwomen
Gather in LB
Currently the coordinator 1-.. --
The Rev. W. E. Nieder·
brach will lead devotions
during a monthly meeting of
the Mary Martha Society of
St. P a u l 's Lutheran
Church, Laguna Beach on
Thursday, Nov. 2.
Women members of the
congregation are invited to
attend the meeting in the
church. Refreshments will
be served at l p.m.
HB Auxiliary
American Legion Auxill·
ary 133 of Huntington Beach
gathers every second and
fourth Thursday at 8 p.m. ln
the American Legion Hall,
Sill Street and Pecan Ave-
nue. Additional information
may be obtained by tele·
phoning Mrs. Arne Jensen.
5.16-2777.
the
of special education for the
Santa Ana Unified School
District. be served as dis·
t t I c t superintendent in
Hinckley and taught educa·
tionally bandic.apped dJU.
dren in Los Angelea.
Rounding out the panel,
Mrs. Harris also will be
present to give her views of
the problems and opportum·
ties awaiting womei. who
return to education.
Further information about
the meeting and group may
be obtained by calling Mrs.
William Roley, Laauna, 494-
9651; Mrs. Lucille Riggs,
San Clemente, 492-1818, or
Mrs. Margot G o o d ma n,
Newport Beach, 844-0429.
Dance Club
Square Riggers S q u a r e
Dance Club gathers In the
First Methodist C h u r c h,
Costa MeM. every Wedoes·
day at 8 p.m .
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Meetings
Fire Calls
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10 00 am Monday, llrt kl..,..lloallOI\.
$111 Str"t Mid Orenoe Avenue. _ t:2' p.m .. Mtdlcal 11d, nn Edlnt•
• Ave.
61 '4 o.m.. car llrt, l!c!OeW•ler and War11tr avenues. 6:• p.m.. 1lruc1Ur1 11ra. m Y-· '°""" A ...... Apt ....
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2122 .,_m .. medlc1I 1ld, 10'2 J....i $1,
.. ~:31 jl.m., gras. llre, Wiimore School.
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Pilot Visitors
War Victim
LA HABRA-Pfc. Robert
D. Crawford, of 1.611 Story
St.. bas been killed ln action
· -.in Vietnam, the Defense De·
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Heading Tlaat-a-Wat1
Resident of Irvine Lake area rides horse out of dan-
ger as colt follows and smoke (background) marks
nearness of brush fires driven by 65-mile-per-bour
winds which late Monday afternoon whipped down
Silverado Canyon from Irvine Lake area to drive to-
ward El Toro Marine Corps Air Station and Lambert
Ranch.
Bells Ring
Ag ain at
43 Schools
CalllpDSe8 Beeome Zeos
Schools House Refugees
TUSTIN -Student. pop-rabb1t that one little boy RrVl!d a noon meal, and
School bells rang 11 111uaJ ulated the IJ"O(Jftds ol Foot· cr.clled in bis anu, have PttPU•tions wtte ma for ~~~~~~~orar':e N'!': tun and El Modena h i 1 h gone to ne• Jodpap with 1 large dinner. In the eve·
Orange County 1 c b 0 0 J 1 schools t o d a y where ani· their owners. ning only a couple of per.
closed Monday because of mals ruled the roost Mon· The evacuation centers. sons showed up. however.
the disastrous tire. day. abuzz with activity Monday Evacuees be.aded back for
Only one school remained Th th fi · ta · l closed this morning-Silver· e weal y lfe refugees morrung, became re tive Y their neighborhoods as soon
ado School in t h e pictur· who poured into evacuation quiet after lunch. At Fool· as they were opened.
esque valley where remain· centers at the schools Mon· hill High 250 per1<1ns were Red Cross volunteer
ing hot spots of the blaze day brought so many ani· workers had been prepared
were being foµght. mals with them they turn-to feed. shelter and minis.
The fire for~ evacuation G M ' of a Catholic girl's boarding ed the campuses into veri· f OVe an S ter to the homeless. Plans
school and leveled the old table zoos. were made to bring in cots
Peralta School, a county At Foothill High near Le-Fi·ery, Death. to sleep displaced persons.
landmark. mon Heights. horses were But they weren't needed.
Seventy girls and nuns at herded onto the football The centers instead be·
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day morning. Firemen. how· were tethered to the chain homes were spared and va·
ever, saved the building. link fence 1urroundlng the slammed into a car wbi~ at· rious churches offered to
Peralta school. built in parking tot. tempting to pass another ve-put up the homeless. Red
Tue.sday, Octobtr 31, 1%7 OAJLY PILOT J3
Paper Worker s Hold Meet
ANAHEIM -The third ion was here to slay.
annual convention of t h e The officers. howevPr.
Association of Western called upon locals to in. Pulp and Paper Workers. which represents 23,000 crease attendance at local
members employed at lum-meetings, p0mting out that
ber and plywood mills on the strength and democracy
the West Coast. Monday op· of the group depended on
ened at the Convention Cent· members being alert a n d
er here. aware of what was going on
Three officers, President inside the organization.
William R. Perrin. E.xecu· The keynote speech w a s
tive Vice President Dick deli vered by George W.
Archer and Secretary-Trea· Brooks. professor at Cor·
surer Burt Wells, presented nell University's school of
wai; one or a new breed of
union movements arising on
the American labor scene
in which rank and file mem•
bers disproved "the idiot
theory that the workers
really don't know what is
good for them."
iiiiiiiiiiiiii
industrial and labor rela·
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The officers said the un·
Ion, which grew out of a re·
voll three years ago against
two international unions,
the Papermakers and the
Pulp Sulphite Workers, had
made solid progress in the
past year.
They said following a sec·
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The two-story r r a m e
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the county.
ln au. five high schools.
six junior high schools and
24 elementary schools were
closed in the Orange Uni-
fied School District.
Five school.3 in the Tus·
tin Elementary District and
four private institutions
closed their doors Monday.
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M1ke Johnston hes been
elected class president by
fresh.men students of Es-
tanda High School.
Other freshman class of·
flcen are Margie Qampbell.
vice president; Patty Wise,
secretary; Jane Granzel·
la. treasurer. and Joan
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tine. Haunani Dwight. Su·
san Gordon. Mindy HaJI.
Nancy Janean. AMe Lee.
Debbie Meyer and Paggy
Schilling.
Countian Killed
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of Mrs. Mary J . Webster is
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'·t'"' c;EUll'ICATI OF OllC~TINUANCE 01' U51 AND/Oil AAANDONMaNT 01' ,IC'Tl1'10US NAMa Up; Much
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Tuesday's Oosing Prices-Co1111lete New York Stock Exchange List
DAILY PILOT JS,
Firm Merger
Combining of the practice
ot the law firm of Harwood,
Soden and Corfman, New-
port Beach, and Don R. Ad·
kinson has been announced
by the firm.
Also announced was that
James P. Devine. a former
Orange County assist&nt dis-
trict attorney. is "of coun-
!lel" -that is. ava ilable
for consultation throu~ th•
rlrm
The new firm i$ known
a~ Harwood, Soden. Corf·
man and Adkinson.
Final
Glance
At Mexico
Closing observatiol\5 on the 17 days
1 spen1 in Mexico City for the recently
C'Oncluded Pre Olympics:
l. Gymnastics competition was the
most rewarding action I took In. You
don't realize what you've been missing
until you see the finest performers
m the world going through their paces.
One reporter told me t.M Russian
. girls were movoo Into the sport after
lhey failed in a bid to make the Soviet
Ballet. which would certainly account
rot ttleir incredible abilities in gym·
nasties.
If you are planning to make the 1968
vlynfplcs, you'll do yourself a favor
by taking In some of the gymnastics
action.
i . The United States was the dis·
1 appointment of the Pre Olympics.
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WHITE
WASH .. .
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scratching from baakelbl.ll. water
polo and volleyball. pJUI sending a
skeleton crew for track, g)WnaStics,
weightlifting, etc.
The only true representJition came in
swimming and even then we sent a
number of second-rate performers.
Official alibi for not having our
strongest possible entry was that too
many key athletes were unable to
leave school or jobs.
Unfortunately, most of the other 57
nations that showed up weren't af.
fected by that problem. So our world
prestige took a bath.
A last-glance look at the athletes'
tt~~.t~. book :
DON SCHOLL.ANDER, USA. gold
1\~al winner Ul swimmlng; "The
ftrst few days 1 was bere the mtltude
made ~ very tired. l had to sleep
eight hours at night, then tak' a 3-
h<>ur nap in the afttrnoons.
"I wasn't bothered while in the pool
. but r felt very tired after the race. I
figure ft will take a 53. 7 or a 53.8 to
win the 100 ·meter freestyle next year.
ADA KOK. HoOand, gold medal win·
ner in swimming: "I didn't feel any
more tired than I normaUy do. But l
1id DOtice I was short o( breath at
.he end of competition.
"Yes, I know 'l'oni Hewitt (former
world record holder in the 200 butter.
' ny who attends Corona del Mar High).
She is very nke and very fast. I ex.
pect she'll be one of the favorites in
the Olympics."
Miss Kok forecast Oy times of 1 :03
and under 2:20 would be required to
• earn gold medals In the '68 Games.
MIGUEL CALDERON, Cuba. mem·
ber of silver medal winning basket.
ball team -"We did not experience
any problems at all with altitude. No
one complained of heavy legs or hav-
ing a hard time recuperating after
a 1y of the games."
MARY RAND. Great Britain, gold
n edalist 80 meter hurdles ( 10.8) -
"Everything here was fine. The track
is very fast but you have to get used
to the tartan because the bounce a(·
ft .:ls your timing.
''But I didn't have any complaints
about the altitude -no sickness <>r
heavy legs or short breath -none of
those problems "
BILL TOOMEY. USA. silver merl·
alist 400 meters (46.5) -Toomey,
who'll be in the decathlon next ,year,
says there shouldn't be any unusual
hai·dship on decathlon perf >rmers be-
cause of th~ altitude. "If they give
us enough time between events every·
thing should be okay," he opines.
"Even the 1500 meters (final event)
shooJdn't be too bad. In fact, I think r co\Jld run a 4:20 in this altitude
this best is 4: 12.6).
"Actually the altitude could help in
the Fi1!1d events because th~re is less
"~istance."
Trojans,
NEW YORK (UPJ)-Soulhern Cali·
tornta 's Trojans. out to prove they be·
lone. in Front of the class even without
11' ~All supe-r star O. J . Simpson. re·
cl'tved a near-perfect report card
'fur!>d"y from coaches making up the
United Press International r ating
board. The No. 1 ranked Trojans compiled
345' points in the baUoting-same as
the previous week-but they got one
more first place vote.
The other two first place votes went
lo cros\ town rival UCLA . wh ich re·
1: ~n1•d 1lc; No 2 position with 316 point s
Tlt1• n1 111n~. 1dlP lai;I Saturday Mf' fi.O
tl11i. ~··!1•111'
I ·~c n11tc lw1t vll'lorv l\Jn 7 a ~.fi
triumph m •rA Oregon last S11 turday
"tth Simpson m11;c;1ng most or !ht' lieC·
ond half with an ankle mJury.
ltOAllNG THROUGH -St. 1.-0uis Cardinall' a.cit
John Roland roU. for utn yardate tbroagtt the
middle before beiq tripped up by Green Bly Pd·
Amigos Aim Cards Pressure Packers,
To Improve Fall at Fini.sh, 31-23
Re cord Tonight ST. LOUIS IAP) -<:......Bay... .... ............ "'u,.;ng .. d •
bu · __ ..,. deal ol po•••." By EARL GUSTKEV the football game, t SL Louil quar. Ao'-· """
oi ""' oe11y ,INt s1llfl terlH.~k Jim Hart made believers of Some of the Packers b.ad Indicated
Anaheim 's Amigos. spurred by their that perhaps Hart had been lucky in
angry coach. Al Brightman. hope to the Packers. earlier games. But, Pitts added, "You
make amends for their sub-par per· The world champion Packen med can't get by that long on luck. He's
formaoce Sunday when they square two fourt.b~uarter toucbdowm to ,,,,,. a lPmfic baUplayer."
off against a surprisingly strong Oak· ercome a brilliant performance by The victory gave Green Bay a S.1·1
land outlit tonight al the Anaheim the 23-year-o&d Hart and wbipped the record and the lead in the Western
ConventiOl"I Center. beginning at 8. Cardina\5 31-23 Monday night in a Conlerence's Central D\visloo. St.
The Amigos pi cked their home National Football wgue game. Louis dropped to .f..3 and a three-way
opener Sunday to come up with by "We're glad to get out of that one tie with New York and Cleveland for
far their worst performance of the alive." sighed Green BaJ balfb a c Ir the lead in the Eastern Conference's
young ABA season. Oakland picked Elijah Pitts alter the game. Century Divisioo.
the Amigos to pieces in the first half A capacity crowd of e.112 sat in The Cardinals topped the Packers
and then hung on for a 123-120 victory on the game, which was televised in total yardage. ~246. and in first
Unable to retreat to their defensive ~tionally. downs, 19-16. But the Packers used
positions quickly enough. Pat Boone's Although it rained much of ~ day the unexpected for victory.
Oaks scored a ton in the Cirst two in SL Louis, the downpour slowed to a On the game's f i rs t play f r o m
quarters on a fast break the Amigos mist during most of the game. scrimmage. Green Bay defensive
couldn't hand.le, Green Bay turned an intercepted back, Heth Adderley, intercepted a
"We were just. lousy, that's all," pass and a In-yard kickoff n!lm'n into Hart pass at the st. Louis 12 and zip.
Brightman said afterward. touchdowns to offset Hart's perform· ped into the end ione for a touch·
"Our big men just aren't domg the ance. The young quarterback passed down.
job. If they don't come around, it for two touchdowns and completed 15 The Cards, who tried for field goals
looks like l'll have to bench them and of 29 passe5 for 317 yards. four timel when their offense spot·
start pleying shorter but stronger Bart Starr. the veteran Packers' tered near the Packer goal line. had
players. We'll be the smallest team quarterback. connected on 11 of 2' bttn ordered by coach Charlie Win·
in pro basketball." for 117 yards and ooe toocbdotm. ner to go for a IUl'e three points al·
By "big men," Brightman wa s re· "He ha5 a great touch." Starr though they were on tbe Packer one
ferring to seven-foot Larry Bunce and said of Hart. Aod he added. "Re al.so with fourth down in the final quarter.
Bill Garner. Bunce is at times a for· Jim Bakken got the eight-yard field
midable pivotman but Oakland's J im goal to give St. Louis a 23-17 lead.
Hadnot ate trim alive Sunday. Ditto But. then Tram Williams returned
for Amigo backup center Bill Garner SA HARA y I CT ORY the kickoff ~yards for GreeTJ Bay's
< 6· 10 Yi l. third touchdown.
A crowd of 3,716 showed up for the "I don't regret the decision,'' Win·
opener and most fans present were BOOSTS NI CKLAUS ner said. 'Td do it again."
delighted with the all-rollfld play and
showmanship of Oak guard Lavero
Tart, former Bradley star.
The Amigos staged an ill-fated rally
In the [inai minutes to make the final
verdict close. They did it oo the three·
point field goal play by Les Selvage.
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Nicklaus has a slight bulge on Arnold
Palmer today in their aMual baUJe
for dollars on the pro golf circwt and
he's leaving tbe tournmneot trail far
awahile.
Nicklaus boosted his 1967 tourna-
ment money total to 1188.998 by win-
run (( the 10th annual Sahara Invita-
tional Saturday. He had a nne.~e
rrlge over ~year-<>ld StevP ~pray of
Cedar Rapidi;. Iowa.
The victory wa11 the fifth for Nick·
taus this year and was good lnr '20.·
<XXI. That pushed him ahead nt Palm·
er by about S&.000.
Nicklaus wiJI not play in th•~ week's
Hawaii Open but be is flying to Au·
stralia for a series of exh ibitiom.
P a I m e r never recovered from a
opening round 76 in the Sahara and
finished in a tie for 34th place, win·
ning a measly $'521.11.
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Bruins 1-2 • Ill Grid POils
Surprlsin~ Indiana anri Colorar1o and
Houston. upi;et victimi; the past week·
f'nd. figured in the onl y maJnr chanee,;
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Colorado. No. 3 last week. dropr<>ri
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rankings after losing to Mississippi.
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top lO for the firsl timtt in history.
climbing to eighth
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Coaching Big 3
Faces Varying
Type of Problems
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Coaches
Tommy Prothro of UCLA. John Mc·
Kay of S o u t b e r n California and
G e o r g e Allen of the Los Angeles
Rams face wtdely varying problems
this week.
Prothro's undefeated Brulns face a
surprisingly strong Oregon State club
which has gathered momentum and
two weeks ago knocked off previous·
1y undefeated Purdue .
"When a team is not supposed to
be good at the start of the season and
starts winning, it usually keeps gain-
ing momentum," Prothro told Mon-
day's meeting of the Southern Call·
for oia FootbaU Writers.
On the plua side, tbe Bruins will
have linebacker Don Manning, defen·
aive haliback Andy Herrera and prob-
ably tailback Greg Jones off the in·
jury list.
McKay's Trojans. with a 7-0 record,
must battle California without ace
halfback 0 . J. Simpson who suffered
a sprained arch of bis right foot last
Saturday.
"Any time a boy gets that type of
injury you must go with the thought
that he will not be back," McKay
said, but added a note that ·•we
have optimistic doctors."
Steve Grady becomes the starting
tailback. Flanker Jimmy Lawrence
will start at his usual position but
could move to tailback if needed with
Earl McCullough working both at
spUt end and nanJcer.
Allen declared. ··un1ortunately, we
play the 49erl after they bave just
lost 4$-3. Last time 1'e pl1yed them
waa aft.er they had Just lost to Battl.
more (41·7)."
All recall that in the first meeting
of the regular season in Los Angeles,
the 49ers upended the previously un·
beate n Ram! 2'1·24.
"I'd rather play a team after they
win than after they take a shellack·
ing," Allen added. "l still think the
49ers are une of the four or five best
· teams in football."
Allen indicated relations with Chi·
cago Bears owner • coach remain
strained. Asked i1 Halas greeted him
after the Rams beat the Bears 28-17,
the Los Angeles coach replied. "He
didn't greet me and I didn't greet
him."
Allen quit as a Halas aide to be·
come head coach of Los Angeles two
years ago.
Defensive back Willie Daniel, who
DEFENSI VE MEN
I GNORE SCORERS
ST. JOSEPH. Mo. (AP) -They're
s~cializing in football nowadays.
Trying to get a story on an area
college game. a News-Press staffer
reached a player of the host team by
telephone.
The athlete gave the fin~ score and
reported his team's record for the
year.
"Can you tell me who scored your
touchdowns?" the newsman asked.
"No," replied the athlete. "I play
defense."
Warrior Duo
Setting Pace
In NBA Stats
NEW YORK (AP)-Jim Klng and
Nate Thurmond, short and tall trig-
ger-men in the San Francis<:1> War.
riors' attack. dominate the National
Basketball Association'li early-season
individual races.
K111g, fi.foot·2 backcourt flash. and
6-11 Thurmond are running 1·2 In scor·
ing, according to weekly NBA figures
released today, In addition, King is
among the top 10 in field goal and free
throws percentage and assists while
Thurmond is the league's top rebound·
er.
King and Ttwrmond have poured In
244 and 229 points, respe<:tively, lead·
ing the Warriors to a 6·4 getaway. Bob
Boozer of Chicago is the No. 3 scorer
with 196 points in eight starts. follow-
ed by St. Louis' Joe Caldwell with 194
in nine games.
Boozer is the most accurate shooter
from the noor with a .57~ percentage.
Kin~ is No. 10 with a .495 mark.
The San F"ranc isco sparkplug ranks
third among the fr~ throw leaders.
havini:t converted 56 of 6S attempt!i
from the line. San Diel?n's .Jim Mr·
Glocklin. 26 for 29. and SPaltle's Tom
Ml'~cherv. 21 For 24, are the teadPrl'
SI. l..(lt•i~· Len Willtens tops the play.
maker~ with n assii;ts. Gu v Rodgers
and Oscar Robertson. Cincinnati's
dandy backcourt combination, havP 66
and 61 feedi;, respectively. and King
is Fourth with 49
Thurmond has a 237-157 bulge over
runner-up Jerry Lucas of Cincinnati
in the rebound derby.
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was presented the game ball for bls
efforts in thwarting the Chicago at·
tack, admitted he didn 't know until
just before the game that he would
start.
"I had a feeUng but I didn't know
for sure.•· he said.
Rarefied Air
Doesn't Scare
Army's Cahill
NEW YORK (AP) -Anny coach
Tom Cahill said Monday be plana to
take no special oxygen equipment to
mile-high Colorado Springs this week.
eod for the interservice football game
with the Air Force,
"l just don't want to think about It.
and I don't want my men thinking
about it." the successful young West
Point coach told a meeting of New
York football writers.
''We've never been able to find out
whether or how much altitude aUects
an athlete. So rather tban make a
fuss about it, I'd prefer just to skip it.
"If we hauled out a lot of oxygen
equipment. it might psyche the boys
and they might be affected whether
there Is any reason for it or not.'·
Army, with a 6-1 record. plays the
Air Force Saturday for the first time
at Colorado Springs, which is 6,200
feet above sea level and rarefied air
became a topic of discussion between
ri~al coaches Monday over 1,500
mile~ of telephone wire.
At hls Colorado Springs office, Ben
Martin, the Air Force coach. was
asked if he thought the altitude was
a real or a psychological problem.
"Is Tom sitting there?" Martin
asked, referring to Cahill.
He was assured Cahill w.as.
"Then tell him it's an awful prob·
lem ,'' Martin said impishly.
The Air Force coach then eot ser.
lous and remarked that he didn't
thini the air made much difference.
"A golf ball goes farther up here
and probably a football would. too,"
he explained, "but football players
seem to survive. We haven't lost any
yet.
"The only two teams which have
brought oxygen here have been Mi·
ami, Fla., and Notre Dame and I
think Ara (Ara Parseghian. Notre
D&me coach) used it more for himself
than his team.··
Cahill, whose team has a 6-1 record
compared with the Air Force's 3.3.1
said his Cadets. because of Army reg:
uJations. woo ldn't be able tn get much
acclimatiz.a ti on.
''The boys aren't permitted lo miss
more than one day of class. so we
will fly into Colorado Springs Friday
aFternoon." he said. ''We will have a
workout and will try to find out how
It affect:! us then.
EC COACHES PICK
FJC OVER PIRATES
Football coaches generally are t h e
first to admit their football predic-
tions aren't worth a plugged nickel
but for the record: five of seven Eas~
ern Conference coaches polled Mon·
day picked Fullerton lo t>e<}t Orange
Coast Saturday night at Anaheim Sta·
dJum.
Only Chaffey's Bill Gable and Santa
Ana 's Dick Gorrie see an OCC victory
aj!Clinst the powerful Hornets. unbeal·
en over thP.ir last 34 ~ames.
The winner Saturday night stands a
~nod chance of winning a share or ~II
of the Eastern Confl.'renC'e champion·
I' hip
Herl''~ hnw the fX coacher RN' the
~ame·
BOB OOHR, Riversid e -Fullerton
13. Orange Coas t 10
DlCK GORRfE. Sa nta Ana -Or·
ange Coast 14. Fullerton 7
BILL GABLE, Chatrey -Orange
Coast 14, Fullerton 13
JOE LASH. San Bernardino-Fuller·
ton 14. Orange Coast 7
VERYL LILLYWHTTE. Mt. San Art-
tnnio-F111l,,rton 28. Orange Coast 14
CARL SC.lllLl.F.R. ('ypress-F'11llttr·
ton 21. Oran~e C'oa. t 14
RAV SHAC"KLEFOR n GoldPn West -F'ullertnn 14 flranJ[P Coast ll
I
It's becoming physically painful to watch Jerry
Quarry fight. He is a battler with great sock tn his
fists but one with a gross abundance of timidity
in his fighter's makeup.
He drives you up the walls when he wounds a
f ~e and then steps back to do no more than eye
him menacingly.
Jerry Quury la an extremely lucky Yount mP.
With no flnl1hlnt lnatlnct whataoever, he hH com•
out of two confront1tlon1 with Fleyd Pattenon with
• draw and a clou victory.
Hit Leck of a19re11lvenH1 hH co.t him fens
in a town ft•N he ahould be 11 popular as O. J.
Slmpaon. ·We c•Ufht the Qu1rry·P atteraon fight
on closed cl~ult TV at the Sport• Arena Saturday.
Floyd was the overwhelmlng crowd favorite and
tome of P'layd's happy fans rvahed for the exits
to beat the rush at the ftnal bell, so sure were they
that Patterson hid the decision In the Ht·
Stunned silence and a few boos greett!d the split
decision for Quarry. Obviously, the Southland box,.
ing element has grown weary of waiting for Quarry
to develop a killer instinct.
If he intend• to pu(the boff on such customers
as Joe Frazier and Thad Spencer in the heavy·
weight tournament, he'd best develop a touch of
savagry to complement his fists.
* * * Tom Westgate, the Golden West College full·
b~ck from Corona del Mar, bu stumped not only
his coach, Ray Shackleford, but medical aclence
as well.
Westgate appeared to have suff~red a com·
pound fracture of the right ankle when he !ell to
the turf in Friday's GWC.Fullerton game. The ankle wu bleeding profuaely when be wu taken to
tbe boipital.
1ut tMrn phyaklan Dr. Werdne .,,.,... .._.
no fracture. lnst9ed, he found • ...., cut mend-
'"' from th. inside of the ankle to the .chm ..
tendon. Over 1!)0 atltchff were required t• clote
the wound.
The amazing part of the injury is that West-
gate's sock wasn't even torn. Shackleford has no
idea what cut the skin. Dr. Burnes says the rubber
base to Westgate's cleats might have been responsi-
ble, but he isn't sure.
"I've never seen such an injury in seven years
of treating athletes," be said.
Westgate, says Dr . Burnes, suffered severe
tissue damage but no lasting injuries. He is, of
course, through for the season.
* * * The UC Irvine swim coach. Al Irwin, is one
qualified observer who wasn't surprised at the So-
viet Union's successes at the recent Little Olym-
pics in Mexico City. .
"Russia has all its swimmers in a camp, just
like the track and field team,'; Irwin says. ·
"They're pushing high-altitude training on a
year-round basis. Russia went all-out on its swim·
minJ( program five or six years ago and started
putting in 50-meter pools all over the country.
"Their swimming program now is almost what
their track program was three or four years ago.
"I think they have a chance to win gold medals
In breast stroke events and the 100 and 1.00-meter
freestyle events."
* * * Hats <Yff to Golden Weft's resourceful football
team. The Rustlers' great comeback against Full-
erton in the second half Friday night was a study
in disciplined desirt.
You knew Golden West had given it everything
It had in the 13·7 defeat because the Fullerton play-
ers, rated No. 2 in the nation, came off the field
as happy as if they'd beaten USC.
* * * The Orange County Ramblers of the Conlin·
ental Football League are irritated at the wire ser-
vices for carrying American Basketball Associa-
tion box scores nationwide.
They think they're geffl"t a bad ahake pub-
llcity•WIH, which isn't true. The CFL hH declared
from its outset that It is a minor league and h•rbora
no Intention of competint with the NFL 1nd AFL.
The ABA, on the other hand; says it is a major
league and intends to go head-and-head with the
NBA. Major league outlook, major league coverage
-and vice versa.
Downey Trips Tars
In Water Polo, 6-4
For the first time this
season the Newport Harbor
water polo team was unable
to keep Its head above the
water as they were beaten
by Downey 6-4 In an aquatic
battle held Saturday morn-
ing in the winner's pool.
Although the Sailors held
the Vikings scoreless ttie
second half, they oniy ac·
counted for one goal in the
third quarter ltlemselve11
which couldn't overcome
Downey's 6-3 halftime lead.
In Friday afternoon water
bouts Estancia sunk Mari·
na, 6-3, and Costa Mesa was
inundated by Western, 14-2.
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f11tncl1 t l I o-J Mtrlne scorers: F1rr m. Mc:Ce,,.
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M•rln4 n n 7 i 1 l!'~l•n<ll ' S 0 >• 1 Morin• W:IW''" Marlin 1 \I
lh lll'<I• •core". >+~11••1111 fl\, ""'' ''" !lu~ci,r. Gle•)Ol\1 Wovllir. Wlib· ,,,.,,
V•""' seen ti' o .. rtm
Coste Mesa e o O 2-7
WHltrn A 2 J 2-14
Cosll Mtu sc:oren; Doe Wlllt-
t1~er (2). WHMMI -•rs: Tim Lowl!On> (6!. Glory PtlltrlOll (3), Muk Lontworlll.
Mike Mctnrvrt !21. '" ~ ..,. o-..-n
Cost• MeM 2 s • '-15 Wtalffn 0 l 0 ~ I
Coste MeM KMers: Chrb Ct'"·
moll U), l1rt Hllltl91tY, John lteet (A), Terry Wllllftefe (2), Jttf Rey,
lbl!dV KtllO m. werntt K•rn.
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NewPOrl Harbor Korers: II r •ti
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Tuesday, Octobtr .31, 1967 DAIL V PILOT f 7
Sports in Brief
Roseboro Trial
Moved to LA
LOS ANGELES -A Su·
perior Court judge has ruled
t h a t Los Angeles Dodger
catcher John Roseboro's
suit against San Francisco
Giant pitcher Juan Mari·
cbal should be tried in Los
Angeles County.
A change of venue peti-
tion. filed by National Ex·
hlbitnon Co , co-defendants
in the suit, was denied by
judge Ernest J. Zack. The
company sought to have the
trial take place L'l a "neu-
tral'' county because "all
odds wou.ld be against an
impartial trial" in Los An·
geles County.
But the judge noted that
not all jurors living in the
county are Dodger fans.
Roseboro r lieges in the
suit be suffered injuries
when Marlcbal hit him over
the head wi1h a baseball bat
during a game at Candle·
stick Park in San Francis-
co Aug. 22, 1965.
igan State said Monday he
definitely was on the side of
the coa_ches in suspending
six football players I a s t
week for breaking curfew.
"We must teach kids
what's right-that rules are
made to be pbeyed," Munn
told Chicago's American
Quarterback Club. '1 was
definitely on the lllde of
Coach Duffy Daugherty 011
the suspensions. 1 would
rather lose 20 games as
long as discipline 1s main·
tained,"
Chue.i Pf"~tlce
LOS ANGELES -Coach
Tommy Prothro of UCLA
announced Monday that the
Bruins' football practices
from now or. will be behind
closed doors.
After an opeO: date last
week, UCLA m•ts Oregon
State in the Los Angeles
Coliseum next Saturday af.
ternoon.
Feeling tlae SfJuee~e Serie• SpHt
NEW YORK-Each win-
ning St. Louis Cardinal will
receive $8.314.81 and each
losing Boston Red Sox SS.·
115.23 from the World Ser·
ies. the amallest shares in
recent years.
The undefeated · B r u i n s
face Wash.ington_at Seattle
the follo.wing w~ before
the Southern California bat-
Ue on Nov. 18. • Estancia High quarterback Dennis Doore gets a bear action. The Eagles meet Fountain Valley Friday
hug from Magnolia's defensive contingent in rec.ent night.
OCC OPENS
TICKET SALES
Ttcbta are now on aalt
for Saturday's ENtml
Conference crucial be·
tween Orange Coast and
Fullerton at Anaheim Sta-
dium.
Priced at $1.50 for gen-
eral admission, $2 for re-
serve section and $2.50 re-
serve seats, the ducats
• a~ being sold at the OCC
and F JC student stores as
well as the Harbor Tire
and Service Center, 560 W.
19tll St., Costa Met•
Saints Nab
No. I Spot
In Ratings
Santa Ana parlayed two
overwhelming shutouts to
jump into first place. in the
CIF's .weekly poll as th e
powerful Saints relegated
last week's leader, El Ran·
cho, to second place.
The Saints powered their
way to 28 poi.Qts in the tee·
ond half 1ut Friday againlt
Westminster to blank t he
hardy Lions 34~ Jlft,er pre·
viously whitewashing New-
port Harbor 48~.
El Rancho kept its aea·
son slate as clean as Santa
Ana's at 6-0, but failed to
gain margins as convincing
as the Saints'. The Dons
whipped Montebello 2&-7.
Anaheim and Servite re-
mained in the top 10 rat-
ings, listed seventh a n d
eighth, respectively, both
with 5-1 records.
The ratings:
t ~·:.~ l/.o~1 m~ 3 .. $anlt Berber a (6.0) 107
A, LakfWOOCI CM\ 100 s. Burroull\S 16-0 ,. 6. 8 1alr (S.11 61
7. AM~tlm jS.ll » I. (lie) Serv It IH.I St. Allll\Oflr (6-01
10. Notre Dt!M l•OI .._ 74 Ollttn r~Mnt vot.,.: S.11 Bt•ntr· dlllO Pec:lfk !S.11 11. SI .. 1'1111 (4-21.
e1s11ep ""'•' u.11 s. "'"""' u.1U " Whlttltr 15-1 l 2, N. Tetran<a 13"2· 2, WtJt CovlM (S-l) 1, l..Oftl Btt dl tly
(ht 1. ). T'ITlPllt Cltv ((10) (6-0) 131 2. /!AMII llttlclt Al 16.0) 1ll
3. !°"'~(6-4) " A. xc ~II 16.f) .0
s. ""' r .. 6. Lawnclt • f.4) SI 7. AIUM ..-0 SO J: rev,~~, TJ.'i1' ~
10. ~ .. , Torr1111« !Hl ~ o ,, cKeJif""'~"o'".i. ru,1111 1s-•1 U, 111•1111 IS. l 2 S .... ~ •2 tn, S\· Berner ( I 't S.n Cl~te t~1 cl~1 5~~~ ·~11 ~ 10:.~ 2. Cebrlllo <•21 2, MHMl'r.°7' .. 1-11 ).
<:ounty Poll
Santa Ana's awesome
Saints. rated No. 2 in last
week's CIF ratings. held
their position of esteem
among Orange County prep
elewns 11fter trouncini
Westminster 34-0 last Fri·
day,
TOP TEN
Place Tum Votes
l. Santa Ana (8-0) ~
2. Anaheim (5·1) ~
:t Servlte (5-1) 25
4. Mater Dei (3·2-U 20
5. Sunny Hills ( f>.-0-1) 18
6. Loar a ( 4-1-1) 15
7. San Clemente (6-0) 11
8. Magnolia (4·1·1) 10
9. Westmlnster (3-3) 8
10. Garden Grove ( 4-1-1) 3
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Pirate, Rustler Outlook
Bright for Cage Campaign
Because of the limited ~
pecltJ ol .... Bolton park
where onJy 3$,188 could be
packed ln, the Cards' share
was more than $4,000 short
of the all-time winning rec·
ord of $12,794.00 by the
1963 Los Angeles Dodgers.
The Red Sox checks were
f a r llhort of the record of
$8.189.36 by the lo s i n g
Dodgers in 1966.
CORVALLIS, Ore. -The
Orego~ State football squad
lookea MondlU' at movies
of UCLA gam~ ~ beard a ~etalled scouting rePort u
1t prepared for fta firat
m e e t i n i with the Bruins
since 1958.
Coach Dee Androa said
the Beavers came through
the Washington State:-game
without injuries u4 will b8
at full strength for · Satur·
day 's game at Lot-Angeles.
He said the team wjij have
contact drills Tues4ay and
Wednesday and fly Friday
lo Los Angeles where U will
work out in the Coliseum
late in the day. -
A wave ol optimism surg-
es through the two Orange
Coast area jaycee basket-
ball camps as Orange Coast
and Golden West prepare
for the opening of the 1967·
68 campaigns.
Scrimmages with outside
c o m p e t i t i o n begin two
weeb be~ and opeoi n g
games ate.., due the last
weekend of November.
Coldles Bob Wetzel of
Orange Cout and D i ck
Stricklin of Golden West
are definitely excited as
they stand on the threshold
of the 1987-68 b a 1 k e tball
season.
They ha~ due cause for
excitement Both are re·
ported to have better ma·
teriaJ and overall improved
ball clubs this season over
last year's teams .. Both al·
so are directing teams that
are considered threats to
finish q u i t e high in the
Eastern Conference cag11
race, especially the Pirate.s
of Orange Coast.
Wet.zel's Pirates, defend·
ing co--champions (with Riv-
erside). are figured as co-
favorites (with Mt. Sao An-
tonio) to rep e a t as EC
champs.
A nucleus of six returning
lettermen builds the Pi·
rates' chances and Wetzel's
certainly not afraid to look
his assets square in the eye.
"We have size as good or
better It.an tast y~r," Wet-
zel boasts, "and better ~am
speed and better depth than
we had last year, also."
Wetzel says hJs Pirates
will go to the ''run" again
this year and ls teaching
his ctlarges to play an im-
proved ctelenslve game.
"I'm ncited about the
season,'' be sparkles, "and
the conference will be 100
times stronger than last
year. Mt. Sac bas a 6-9
t.r ans fer from Seattle,
named (Jerry) Bragg, Riv·
erside is bigger . probably
as quick and I bear S a n
Bernardino has a fine team.
"Cypress will be a con·
tender with all t h o s e re·
turnees and Fullerton will
be strong. It'll be a much
b e t t e r balan<:ed confer-
ence."
Wetzel is counting on let·
termen Ed Babiuch, J o h n
TONIGHT
MAJOR LEAGUE
PROPESSIONAL
BASKETBALL
Vallely, C r a I & Falconer,
Bart Carrido, Butch RolUns
and Bruce Ohapman to pro·
vide the leadership Coast
needs for another success·
ful season.
The Pirates, who began
practice early th.is month.
will open the season Nov . 24
at home against El Camino,
followed by a Nov. 25 home
engagement against Santa
Monica. Prior to the season
opener. they will scrim·
mage UC Riverside Nov. 15
at 4 p.m. and Los Angeles
Valley Nov. 19, also at 4
p.m. Both scrums are set
for OCC's court.
Stricklin also feels that
the Eastern Conference ls
due ror a rough campaign.
"The conference will be a
Jot stronger." the Rustler
C{)ach agrees. "and we'll be
stronger tllan last year. as
well."
He, too, tabs Coast and
Mt. Sac as the teams to beat
in the conference
·•eoast can't help but be
good again and Mt. Sac is
very strong. We played Mt.
San Antonio in summer baU .
We know it wu a good
team."
Strick.tin's major concern
at this time is a back in·
jury wttich is plaguin~
guard Randy Olson, whom
he feels is his No. 1 r~urn·
ing letterman.
Without Olson, expected
to be able to begin practic·
ing before too much longer.
Stricklin bas only three let-
termen around which to
build an efficient ball club.
UCI Defeats
Squash R ival
"We 're really just getting
started now ," StrickUn says.
"But I believe we'll do bet·
ter this season. We have
players that want lo play
basketball. Our s e a s o n,
though, will depend a lot on
how well the rest of the con-
ference looks."
The Rustlers open t h e
season Dec. 1 when they
travel against the Univer-
sity of San Diego frosh, then
are on the road again for
Bakersfield and Fresno Dec.
8 and 9. They play at borne
(OCCI for the first time
Dec. 12 when they bost Rfo
Hondo In their only noo-
conference home encount·
er. G WC opens conference
action Jan. 5 against Coast.
Golden West will scrim·
mage Menlo JC Nov. 28 on
Its opponent's court.
"I'm enthused about t h e
It was the smallest win·
ning share since the Cin·
cinnati Reds of 1961 got f7.·
389.13 and the smallest los-
ing check since the old
Brooklyn Dodgers of 1952
received $4,200.M. Last year
wbeo BaltiJ!1ore swept four
straight from Los Aageles,
each Oriole's cut was $11,·
683.04.
S IUpettSlott OK
CHICA.GO -Athletic Di·
rector Biggie Munn of Mich-
Ski Oass
Scheduled
season," the Rustler men· Balboa Slti Club's second
tor remarked. ''I'm really instructional session will
looking forward to It. It cer-take place Saturday from 5
ta inly will be interesting." ~ 7 p.m, at Te Winkle Park
OCC Candidates 1n Costa Mesa.
L E T T E R M E N-Ed Under the direction of
Babiuch. Bart C a r r i d o, certified Instructor F r a n k
Craig Falconer. Butch Roi-Bailey, the dry . land ski
tins. Bruce Chapman, John school is free, but those at-
Vallel y. tending the session must
SOPHOMORES -George f~rnish equipment for prac·
Yule, Mike Lund. tice. For further informa-
FRESHMEN-Doug Allen tion or enrollment contact
(Laguna Beach). Gary Ba.ii-Mrs. Liz Ungrodt at 546-3849.
ey (Corona del Mar), Rich Dick Barrymore will nar-
Hardgrove ( FoothilJ), Mark rate his I a t e s t ski a.ctlon
Laney (Costa Mesa I, Tom film. "The Last of the Ski
W.oran (Costa Mesa), T im Bums," at Newport Harbor
Salyer (Costa Mesa), Steve High School. The 90-minute
Jacobsen (Cosba Mesa). color film is presented by the
Prices llppe_d
MINNE A P 0 L LS • ST.
PAUL -Tbe · ~esota
Twins are raising ~.ices Of\
most seats (or the 196& base·
ball seasoo at Meti.ooollt.an
Stadium.
Box seats wlll be hiked
from '3 to '3.50 except for
some auxiliary •l-.n& along
the left Cield foul line, which
remain at $3. All' .Teserved
seats in the three ·• deck
structure will go up 25
cents, to $2.7~. General ad·
mission remains at $1.50.
Taxes are included.
MU..,aukee 6anae•
MILWAUKEE, Wis. -
The Chicago White · ~x will
play each of the other nine
American Lea"'1' teams
one regular 1e'lson game
next season in Milwaukee
County Stadium if the
league approves. the Mil·
waukee Brewers Baseball
Club, lnc., announced Mon·
day.
In addltlon t~ the nine
championship games, an
exhibition aame will b8
played in the stadium be·
fore the start of the regular
season.
GWC Candidates BalbOa Ski Club and tickets
LE'ITERMEN-Randy 01· are available from mem-Glllmaa Predle!tS
son. Dentris Christensen, Ron bers and most sporting good SAN DIEGO -A team
Erickson, Bob Kieswetter. stores in the Orange Coast that loses more than three
FRESHMEN -AJan Rob-area. games won't win the West-
inson (Huntington Beach). Additional information on ern Division Utl~ in the
Dennis Smith (Newport the film can be obtained by American Football League,
1 Harbor). Cralg Tucker calling 546.()652. says Coach Sid Gillman.
The UC Irvine squash (Newport Harbor), . J i m Balboa Ski Club holds its Gillman , whost! San Die·
club opened its 16-game sea· Nenendal <Foothill I. M i k e meetings on lhe first and go Chargers Jost their first
lion last weekend with a 3·2 Shelley (Marina ), Paul Kor-third Tue s d a y of every game Sunday at Oakland,
decision over the Univer· dik (La Quintal, Ollie Ma r-month at 8 p.m. Meetin~s 51·20, told the week(y Quar·
sity Club of Los Angeles. tin I La Quinta I. W.arshall are held at the Newporter terback Club Luncheon
The UCI squasbmen are Wade (La Quinta), Ton Y In n. Newport Beach and Monday that ''three (losses)
members of the Southern Klaeys (Santiago). guests are always we.lcome. will be par for tbe course."
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Association. Players are stu-
dents and faculty member11
at UCI.
Pracuce sessions are held
Wednesday evenings Crom
6 to 9:45 at the UCI courts.
8 P.M. ~/Chuis II -lubrication
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I B DAIL v PILOT lotsday, Oct®'t 31, 1%7
~~TH~~J ~ ='.:;:: MUHOD
BE 'A SQUARE'
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The 1quare stone•, in which a lin• acraa the toes
parallels a line fTOftl ball to to rg1t, is b•t for ahot
accuracy.
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In th• illustrotlON we have (1) a s~r• stance with
the toe parallel to thuhot line; (2) th1opan stance with
tht tot pointing to th1 left of target, ond (3) th• c:loted
u~~ with the toe line pointing to th1 right.
. 9 .. .i.:":.,<.¥ .. ,
_.,.. -~
Of th•• three stance potitiorw, the clubhead mov•
al°"i the target line for a greoter dlstonc1 in the first
drawift9 than in the other two. I think you wl II agree
that the itanc• which k•• the clubface on line for th•
longtat d Is tan c • ls th. .a that wi II ti v• you "'°"
_.,.J9hter thats, •II other factota befne equal ~
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DICK ROBINSON
Al long as there u a peat.ch of fox glove and prickly
cactus, there will always be a valley quail
The menfolk in this priied game bird family are
cocky ~nts with cold black shako topknots and_ a gaudy
mixture of russets and orange feathers laced Wltb black
strips.
Tb.e. ladyfolk dress in more subdued whiles, greys
and black and wear the same proud headdress.
And they fiy like bats out of hell.
Tbey accelerate from zero to ~ ~H in a ~link of
the eye. Once airborne the birds shift into overdrive and
hedge hop like tiny sissiles before dropping into a dis-
1.ant thicket far out of shotgun range.
'l1le frustrated hunter must then repeat tile process
of flushing the birds by tromping across the roug~ tc:r·
rain. But this time the wily birds have another trick m
store. instead of flushing they run swift as deer: In
quick darting bursts, Uke 0. J. Simpson, they naVlgate
through the brush and disappear.
Opening day of quail season this past weekend
found a group of Oraoge County doctors. la"".)'ers, mer·
chants, politicians and your reporter s~~g valley
quail on the sprawling Bryant Ranch which lies below
Santiago Peak.
Quest for Quall
tn the qufft of the elusive quail, musclH not
UMd In a yHr were strained to attain the high
rldget and penetrate the ravinM and draws rich with
quall cover from which greet coveys of birds hoo-
hooed at the feeble effarts of mankind to out smart
them.
As a matter of fact, though there were some
50 guns In the field In two days only IOfM 100 birds
were 4owned for the table In tM effort.
TM dogs that were along were t0re of feet
lib their matters, and their nolft were torn by the
sharp 1plne1 of tht uctus.
• Going after the low, fast flying quell entafled
other risks too.
Your reporter had two birds down in tht rough
and traverHd the hard going ta find them.
The flrst old rooster wu found at tht foot of
a de,,dfatl where he had tumbled out of the sky,
anif lhe MCOnd bird wM down up above him just
past a c.actus patch.
lteachfnt kw this 9dible bullet, that'• when
ran Into the klng of the meuntaln.
As I stretched my hand forward, before me
eroM the most dreaded tight a hunter can encount·
er. It wat the trlangl• hud af an oranp-brown
rattler standing at ready over his ugly coils of white
ditmond cover9cl muscl".
He didn't sing hls deadly song.
There was that moment in time when there was
the ciuestion of who would win in this confrontation.
But the king of the mountain lost when three
rounds of 16 gauge eight chill shot made hi! ominous
head dkappear.
Ski nned and hun,g up on a fen ce post back at camp.
the snake measur~ nearly five feet from the point
from where his head had been lo the tip of his seven
rattles and two buttons.
And there Is the added hazard from fellow hunters s>A~njtin~ their tubes to zero in on bounced bird.
ln the excitement of the chase, there is always a
good chance someone will let go in the next gunner's
face.
Chuck Bosworth came prepared for thi3. He brought
nlong a steel infantry helmet.
There will always be a valley quail because they
are the quickest of them all
And there will always be men who will go to lhe
hrld and think this is the year mankind will win . But
they ne.ver will.
Aee Eseapes
Golden Weat eone,e linebacker Phil
Cott.on had a narrow scrape with
death In a .llery. ~auto acd·
dent on Coast HJl)nny near Haward'•
Restaurant 1n Newport Beach early
Saturday mommg.
Cotton, 19, was returning to h1I Co-
rona del Mar bome following the Ful·
lerton..Qolden w_.i football aarne.
Three can bad just coWded as Cot.
ton drove upon tbe. eeene. One of the
three cars waa knocked acr•s the
center line and bit Cotton'• car.
Death
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1'"'1hlleel ~ CoHI OtllY Pilot 'llAHCIS OWYIR Twr111Qt U*"'111e "I tot out Of my cer and backed
away and about two ~ later the
other car began to burn," Cotton said .
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"I wu pre~ lucky. I wasn't hurt
at all and there 1 just a couple of easb·
es by m y headlight.
Seven people were injured In the ac·
cident. PHIL COTTON
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ctN1Ucttt11 • ""'',.,, 11 tn 1111 11111 LEGAL NOTICE au,.•10111 couu o' THI Sfnet, Coale Mell, Cl lltomll, u-Ille •TATI 0, CALll'O•NtA ,Gil
rid!"-firm M-tit THE CUPCAKE ---- ---Tiii COUNTY 01' OltANOI MICEltY elltl tlltl Nlf firm la~ ORIGINAL "NOTICE OF DEFAULT" Nt. A4"17
of .... fof-lllQ HrlOlll. ..._ Mmes In lttcordeel Octoti.r '· IU7, Fiie No. "9Z. Est11t OI MINA L MITCHELL. 0. ~-~mmm•~~•~••e~~~~•••••~e~~~~~~a•••~•m~~~~-~~~~"~~1~•mP~•·~~«01~~~ • io-.: corder GI Ora11111 County, Callfornlt NOTICE 15 HEltEIY GIVEN to ,,,.
Servile Grid Coach
.Takes Middle Road
WllU• E. lllf'll. and Altc. lurts. U) NOTICI 01' Oll'AUI. T AND creclJtors Of Int tboYt MrnM CllGtclenl
Kllo11 Strfff. e ... ~ (lllfonlll. IL.aCTION TO SILL UNOIR ,,,., •II .,.,_ h1Ylfl8 cl•lmJ •o•INI
0.ttf 0c1ollff I&. IN7. DllO OI' TltUST !flt wlcl ~I Ir• requl....S to flll Wlllls E. IU1'11 T·l..,1 l!Mm, Wllh tflt nteeMlry ~. 1,.
Alk1 l urt• L.... ru,422 the office of tl\I <lttk Of Ill• •bow en. lt1te Of C1tlfor11t.. Orlnet Countv: NOTICE fS HEREl'I' GIVEN: lltltcl court, or to Pl'-1 lhem, with Ille °" Oclttler '" 1'67, lltfote mt. • Tlllt HOME FEOEllAL SAVINGS ntctuerv VOUCl\lrt. lo 11\1 une1trsl11*' NOllt\' Pub!~ In tM lw 11fd Stllt, Olf'• .AND 'LOAN ASSOCIATION OF SAN II Lew Ottkn OI Frtnklln ellel Frtnklln.
-11'1 ...,..,_ WUllt E. eurta alld Dlt:GO, C.ALIFORNl.A, 1 ccq:.oriiicn, 107 EHi 11111 StrMI, Cost1 ~. Cal ..
Ab aum --19 -19 bt Int 11 ttusl" under • de.ct ot trust aul>-tornl•1 which Is Ille Pll<t Of bull_. "flOlla ~ M"* •re subK.rlbff lo alltutecl In t>l•<t of Home 0..., & OI the understvned In 111 matters pert11,..
1t'1t wltH11 lftMrumt11f lflCI .O.nawltelted Escrow co. OI Sen Otego eucuted by 1119 to 11\1 etlal1 Of HICI de<>etlellt, wttfl.
,...., n.wtect flit -· OCCIDENTAL LOAN COMPANY A In six rnonlhl tfftr ,... IJF\I PUbllCl!lon (Ol'FICIAL SEA1.1 ' OI ITllJ notlct. JOHllll E Otvll Cor-ttlon ~le<I J tnut ry 4. lftl tllel Dalee! October 121h 1M7
Hol•t't PUbtl«ill!Ornle recorded Jenuerv 11. lffl. Fiie No. 13311. Brtctlty L'. Hughu
Prlnc:i ... I Offlc.e lft Ptgt .!I.I, Book 6397 OI offlcl•I records E~tculor Of If!• tsltN Of th• Oranee covntv In tl\e oflJct of the recorder of Ill• cou,,.. ebovt nimtel dtcteleftl MY C-tsslon Ix.Ires IV of Oronge, Stele ol Ctflfornla, and l'r1llllthl llltl l'rtflfllln JUN 21. 1'70 tl'ftfl to H<ure P8¥rntnt ot • 11<om1 ... lt7 leJI llllt Srr.t
By MIKE KELLY said to revolve almolt en· downs already. only f ive oc.~~ .°:ct":v.c~:4• ~~~ 1= ~ .. ~.°':.v~•~l:O'rn'ier!!:ed111.~~~·~ ~:~t~i-u~a11r-1a nm
Of "" .,. .. "'"' Sfllf tirely around quarUJ'back from Mitchell's record out· LE·GAL NOTJ'IO IMrtln prOl/ldtd, In ,.,,or of HOME Afl ... IW(I fw l •tcwfor George [)ena, the man '-!Cl FE:OERAL SAVINGS ANO LOAN Published Oreng• Cout Dally llllot,
Brad Wekall. 1be f.1. UIO· put of 15 for one aeaaon. -----""•'""•-=a-:-:119.,..-----~·<~!,~,:'. SAN 01 EGO. • c.u. 0c1. 11, ic. 31 •nd Nov. 1. t•67 t66UT
who pulls the strings and d • ..... 1 -"--.. __ .......__ Hi 40 1 ti of 91 NOTICI To CR101To1111 m poun 11.,...... c~ ..... ~n s comp e ODS IUl'a1uo11 coun Of' THI Tl\et • Dre1c11 °' • ob41o•llons •or LEGAL NOTICE makes football move at Ser-which ••Id Ottd OI Trusl WH given as
the backbone of the Friar attempts thus far fallJ r&tb· -~~~·C=N~~L:r:J:N:~· M<urlly 1111 occurred In 11111 Ille follow· NOTICI Oii SHHlll''S SALi
vite High ScbOOJ, is Seldom aHaA'-..,;tb a.:-_._001 nA••· b rt f Mitchell' . IM 4-al72 1"11 ... Ymtnl& Clue UllOn seld notr wtro AllNOLO G HEWETT Pl I
....... & ... 11111 •Y --er s 0 0 I rec-Elllte of ETHEL v HODGES. De· not ... Id Wlltft Clue, •nd 11111 rtmlln dUt, \ll c J CLARK. .. .: oJ."'lff one to put an}'one OD the • g d b .... ,_ tio --. owing tnd unoald1 Tiie rMnlhlY. lnsllll· ·~ 111 . • nd•nl. .... an arm. or . ut llUI connec DI NOTicE ., HEllE•Y GIVIN ,. "" ""'"' Of "'*'"' 11111 lnlotresl -Seti· l'I' •lr1ut of Ill tXecutloll ls.sued °" spot -especially his An· WMJt beinf A COUlidtnble baVe vieJded 95() Varda quit tradllort Of lt'lt lboYt ,_... ~I ltmbtr 1, 1'67 anct IUbse<lutnl ln1telt-Autvsl It. IN7, by lfle SuHrtor Court.
J 1 ... .,,. t~..1:-Fri , • , ' 11111 1W -lll•lflt ell'"" fflifttf "*"" dut tllerelflet, lf!ertll'I' Cltclltlne Count)' ol Or1"11t Stele Of Clllforlll 1e L\I ~ue co-... u.wi · diatance frolll Gree Mttch-an im-•ive fiime for six "" .... '*""" -,..,,,.. 10 t111 1114 tfltl-. 11tW.INt b<llonce o1 Ut.SM.n _ 1 ~· .......... 111 1 :i;
arl II"".... "*"' """ .. ~ __... "' -............. ~ wttll ""~-,., ..... c ......, .. ~· ::Siw . ell'• .,.... NCCll'dl • Sir'• iames 1111 ...... " Ill c.-" ....... -... _ frGl'ft .AUeUst '· ,,., If Ille rwte MCI ... ,;... W•VM VIII ~ Oft..Umes b-ver 0.. • ,..... .,,,, er ,. ..,_.. tMfll\. •"" ,_ "· w Ill• Cfll,.... a• Mt for1fl Ill 1UC11m1111 •tor .._._ "" .,.• • .. -~ • villl. Webll bu ablDld all "With a little effort," ..,. _., ~ ,. ... ....,. .... .... -' ,,...., * toeo11W wo11 -. "' .,,16f.1' ettu111Y ~ 111 ~ m 's non-commJtal view· ......, ., • llftm " ,. ....,.,...,., -• •• -_..,.._.. iw a-fie",...._. 111 111e -... " "" 1 teaelll, ptheriq 1mpreu. Den& nys. ''be could pus Kett • OrtMt. M'4 wi: fhd~ .,., ..., 111t ",_ 11111 """'"'°"' e1 o1 .... ~ 1 ~ llY... -~ point happens to be tbe best J ,__ • .,_.., Hiiis. Cellf, *"• It Ille .... -.ci o1 trust, lflCI *"~ .._ 1111 rltflt, 11111 111e1 ,,,..,.... Of .Jr" iu:o.. ve and ... ,.irtn, ltatiatic1. Mitchell's record for touch· llJiau o1 11us111e» f1f 1111 lll*rtlOfttd 111 aue11ments •"" 1n111r1nct premlurM, m.m Cllbtor 1n "" ~ 111 11w around. Ha bu thr f 10· •-•-... d t I , Ill ma""ra "rt1tntn1 te fflt "'•te o1 II 1nv. Counf'f of Ort"ll•• 61ite Of citlfomte. " 0WD Of WUWJ" OWD paSSe S, a east.' Ille! Cite-I, within sir monlht titer Tht l lw rMton thereof, the unoi.r> dtscr1beel H follows :
That may be the case th}& --------------------------1111 tlrst Pllbllcttlon of lllh notlot. altnecl, or-I ben"kll ry under UICI Loi tn o1 Trtc1 907, rt<orded Ill
0.19d Octollff ». ltU. ~ of trust, llll pecuttd Ind dellvtrecl loolt 21 MIPS. ~s 1S to u. tnctu-Thursday n.igbt When the ltlcl>trd I . S•ltr le wlCI tnnlet t written dtclulllcn of t lYt
F · h Adminbll'llOr of !ht Estel't 0tf1ull •lld dem•nd tor sale. Ind 1111 Together with 1tt tl\I ilnoul•r •rid
r1ar1 ost arch foe Mater SOFT SELL SAM By Marv·1n My-°' tilt •bow "'meet decedent wrrrn11ertc1 to u ld tru1re. ukl detct of te~m. '"'l· hered1temen11 .,.d •PllU•·
Del at Anaheim S'ftd.iUm i.n ..-. • KAn a G•AMO, trust •nd 111 cloeumtnts t•lttencl119 obll· fen•nces thereunto btfon91"11 or rn w. MM W""""8 •1vt1. gallons aecu<td ttierebv, end l'IH de-•nvwlse IP1>trtejnJ"11
Orange c 0 u n t y 's "-ature k""'1 Nlltl. C.tlf. "'11 cllrtct 1nd dOH hertt>v oec11re 111 wm1 NOTICE is HElllEev GIVEN that .,.. nc: Ttl: IJIJ) OL ~ M!C.urtd !Mttl>y tmmtellltety -allel Novrmoer IS, ttd7. at 10:00 o•ctocti gam f th eeJc d A'"""" fW AMllllll~ater po1bft t nd 11 .. fleeted Ind -s her• A.M. In front Of fflt Courthouse door e 0 e 'W &n one n ' ~· Pullll"*I Ortnlt GOlll 0.llY Pllol, 11'1 lttd to U UM lfle property described IOUlh cn•r1nce, of ll'lt Clfy ol S•nt~
Which COuJd go the distance l r \ { OC.I. H, ll and Holl. 1• I(, ltU l76M7 lfl 11ICI cteeo of trint to bt MllCI to wtltty Ana, Countv OI Orenge, Stale Of Catt. LEGAL NOTICE Ille OOllMllon1 secured tlltrtbv. fornle, 1 wlll Hll •I public auction lo in deciding the Angelus cir· o11te1 0c1o11tr '· 1m . ,,,. hltflut blddtr, tor c.1t11 In 11w1u1 NOTICI TO CRIOITOH ~ sz. Tr~ ~7 ..._.,. Of ltlt Unlr.ct St1ltt, t it Ille right, cuit champion. IUl'IRIOR COURT 01' TH• Or c IY !Ille Ind ,,.,., .. , OI N ICI fUdtmtnl dtOI·
rTAT8 0, CALll'OlllNIA l'Olt a0:~60, ~~es J7..JI of MhK. Miii' or In fl\e •bovt dtW-lbtd prwerty, M But if either team U gO• " Tiii COUNTY 01' ~.ANH HOME FEDUAL SAVINGS so much ffltreof 11 m1y bt nteuury
Ne. A Miii AHO LOAN AS$0CIATION IO Wlltf't Miid tXKVflon, willl KCN tcl ing to be tabbed le much ,. • Estei. o1 FLOIUNCE M. MAltSHALL, OF SAN DIEGO lnterasr and costs. ""' f · ~ -,..--., -l>KuMd tv: Robert F. Adellut. 1.:l::ei:. ~61 S1nta Ana, Cellfornla. ()co.
as a sli&"t avortte, Dena cr:,o~~E o11s111~E.~~.v ~N~o~ Anlstirit vtc.e l'r111c1tn1 JAMES ,. MUSICK Sitt itt
Wants it known a Slim nod 11111 ell persons haVl"ll clllm1 eg•IMI I Y! Judith A Wlt'ttr, Coulltv ol '0re11ge. C~lifor~ll
"'-uld -I .,. reoulreel to fill Autstent Se<reterv Br c . A. Rendall, O.OU1y Should be pointed toward lhtm with Ille n.c•uarv YOUCl\t" tn P11lllltlltd Ort-Coul Dally Piiot. Rt11att1 L. Tlcey
the-.;..let of "" Clt;k ol Ito• 1bov1' tn• OCI. 17. l'· ll .,.. Nov. 7, 1967 1651-67 1'111111111'• ""°""'" the resurgent Monarchs. filled CC.Uri. or to ptttenl them. with IOUl4 IMM SfrMf
• ..... •-1fM necn .. ry ..-,., to !ht undt.r· Nl\TfCE aNtll Onv1, C11H. ' • ue o.ca.ma art more even •toMCI <Jo ooNai.o o. HARWOOD. LEqA~ ,,. ~~ 0r-C0t11 0.11. P1101.
thls year tbaJ\ they've ever ms v111o Lieto. ~_, hlQI. 'flUw· · "· Jt, "17 •m-47 ~~'s 1~1r·:::,,1111~,,~ ": NOTICI ·~:·:~.onus LEo been." ~ Friar director ltlt ..... ~ of wlCI dKteleltf. wifMll SI( SUPHIOlll COURT 0, THI AL NOTICE
claims. But even this he mon111s t11er 111t ttr1t Ptlbflullffl of "'" nar1 o, CALll'ORNtA l'Olt
qualifie&. notlet. THI COUNTY 0, OUNH l'·JISll
"They (the Monarchs) D•llCI Oc~~~1n~\~'."J;,.,1e Eslllt of M~:,llls:rs •. STEFFEN, CHT;~~~fl.~u~" .. :J:i"'"
have 1 much better defense :.:,~•r~!n!r ~.':!~t "' "" ~~~e 1s HEREIY GrvEN to ,,,. ~~.;:-~siob:l dOts cer111v 1tt 11
th d " furth ti. 11.'•WOOO, IODIN a CORl'MAN crecllton ol llMI tbo•o Mmtcl ckudtnl St C I M MU II S6t W, "th an we o , er s. PU· "" Via ue. 11\tl •II --fll~lnt cl•lm1 .... ,.,, 1iti11~. fir ""· Callfornlf, uno~ ....
lates th,. young mentor N-·-· Clllttrlllt fWJ tflt wlcl dt<ecte11t ere rtQUl...ct to fill SHOP m ftlmt Pl MY l .ARBER " • T;17,,;.. 11\ef'n, wllfl the neceuary voucllera, In Of ...._ ·~·tow111t1t u ld firm h comPOOed "This gives them an edg e " "'*"'"' .., I Hatn. 111, ottic• of 111c c1u11. of ,,,. •bOV• •~ tn 1~jj .,; . nt oer10n. wt1ou name To this he adds, "They Pvbfla/leel Orenge (OH i 01l1Y l"llOI, lllltd coun. or to prutl\I lt\tn1, with 11\1 tuwa· Pi.c. ol r•sldtnct b 11 fewo
Oct. 14 JI end No¥. 1. u , 1''7 ll'G3-'7 n.c.uery YOU<lltrs, to 1111 uncten'9Md L. C , _ ... have played tough.er oppo-11 "" o111ce ot hi• 1tternevs. Neget, · · .... wrenc-, .,, w. 1S111 sr ..
nenta than we have and this LEGAL NOTICE-11..i•,, , oavld-. Sllll• soo. 1010 North ~1te1°·c:=•1t'~· c.111om1a.
l /lJ Ji.t'tf I' UMI Main Slrttt. Stnt• Ana. C1lltornla, wllldl L C L~wrt~ alao givea them an edge. ''KNOCK 17 Q1Cf. S.A AA 11rn£'( li'"J/C /,// . I• ,,.. pltCt of bullfllM of "" undtf· S.lt ol c lffor , '{ J If/, •• nt.l\C.) nc. VT!· IA• DI 1'--' In 111 metl!tn pertelnlne to !tie ..._ 1 n 1• Ortllff County: But this Ml nothing new. They I If CHTllllCATI °' IUllUU ... ,.,; d NICI~. Wllfll1111J< monflls ,.;;k°f'· '" I,.,, btofott m•· a Nof1ry
always have the ..Ane.'' /l/Jlli ll 1.1y IYV..5 O /\/JJU'D f)ti,,:./ l'ICTITIOUS NAMI ..,., 111e 11m 1111t11k1tloft ot 1111s Mtkit. ......n: t1111c'°' ""'state,"'-'"' ~ 11n /~t vvv pC/W..>'I\ Pnv. T111 unci.n.._, • «<WY ..., -o.1911 Oclobtt ,, ,,.1. ,. 111 -LAwrtnc• k.-.. to~ A glance at the sea son cenctuctt"' • 111111,.... at 112t s. 1uc11c1. Jemts w ,..,..., ., "" .._ Whole n•-ts subtcrtt>-
records Would indicate Dena Anllltlm. Clllfoml1, undtf Ille fldlflOUI Aelmlnlltrator of 1f1e Etllll --::..:= ~ltttlft lnstrvment Ind tc.
firm -of LEWIS MORTGAGE CO. of 1111 tbovt named dec.edtl!f IOFFtCf.AL SEAL~ulld ""' Mrnt. could be correct in his as· •"" 11\11 UICI firm ls ~ of Ille NAOll., UOAN a DAVIDSON R foltow"'9 ,.,._ ..,_ """'1 In 11111 ltll ~ Mall Slntt -lie C. Kl\Oll SUmption , With regard lo end Olt<tt ol reslOtnct art ti follows: SHtl AM Cl""'11il Note~ Publlc.C1fflornl1
calibre of opposition. Or. he RACE RESULTS levtrlY Ltwb, 14'1 w. J1mo Way. Tele,.._; S'71ftS Prl11e Pll Offl<t In Anaheim, Celltornla Atlfl· GIN L Ol•ltlstll Orange Ccun:v
could be incorrect concern· oon a. L-ls. t411 w. Jamu w1v. "".;,...,. .., · At1111t111_,,.... My comm1u1on Exo"es
• M De'' ed AMl!tlm •. Ctllfomla PublllM<! Orer19C Co.ts! 0~11v Piiot, P July t, IHI
ing ater I s ge. 011ec1 Oclobtr 11. 1t•1 Oct 10, 17, "· 31, "'' 1621 .. 7 Oct':!~ Or•ntt c:o.,1 0111y Pr1ot.
The Monarchs' 3·2·1 mark leverlY Lewi~ • " 1'· Ji, 811d Novemti.r 1. 1u 1 at!!!i!d!!~""l!mr:ir·--.B••••mmm•••••• oon A. L-11 LEGAL NOTICE iu2-41 hardly stacks up alongside -STATE 01' CALIFOllNIA.
c-• • ... ORANGE COUNTY: LEGAL NOTICE ..,.,rvtte s.,. . OIL MAit llllSULTl ~"' 11.-. (Pl-) ••• , .. l.to °" ~ u . 1"7. befor• -· • l'R·ltM A week-by-week comparl· Al\CHI~!~· ~c .. !; IMI l'UIJ Measort lM V-1 ...... '·· ..... ,., l'utlllc "' tnd for uld SI•"'· NOTICI TO CRIDITOllS • I' • C*r Court (W, Mlrtedll 4.00 per-tty a.......... S.¥trtv 1.-11 Ind SUl'IRtO• ~OUlllT 011 THI T Ut)J 100, however. may lend llt.T UCI. ' furlong, J .,.., T.,,,.,.._1."'· Doll "· Ltwll ~ lo mt ,. bt "" ITATI 01' CALll'ORNIA P'O• NOTtca 01' TllUSTll'S IALI
Proof to n...na's argument. oles •llCI uo. Cl•tml~ Puru n,a . Hl~1'°st1n:~ Ti~tn!:· =:.,.~ ,.,_.. -name• .,. wbtc:rlbed THI COUNTY 01' OltANOI ...... He. 117-41
UT: ~~;:;;~ \~~ng, 1 20 : : t: Mr. LtrVY. SHnllh Atfac:k, Hart ltl-,. flw Wltfllll ""'""''"" •nel ac:knowt-.... a..Jllll ..,.., ~.... Nwtmtier u . 1'67, •• 1) Servite defeated Comp-llublllsh Men tJ Trulltlo) t.OI "''l· l'rtnc• Jufla11. td91d lflt'Y VllCUted ,... semt. Ell•lt Of Fr1ncls A. W1lth. •Ito II :ot A.M.. DOVER EOUITIES, INC.
ton '><>12 while Mater Dei 11~1l:n 11~ Et LObo. PIM. •-1,, H ~"'"* -01111"•· """"'· 1111 IOff1Ct114 *11 •-u "· .A. ~Wlltlll. 1t10 MciWn " Ai dUIY '""°'"'• Trust" uncter •M _.. N \' Son Donson "'" 1 lll lcMrd M, 91•k• ''" Fr1n Wtllll, OectaHd. PUrsuent to Deect of Trust de W3S n icked by Santa Ana Me t1 I ' II 1' La'T" :f {)"• Gaile& X --Notary PUbll< • C1llfornl1 NOTICE IS t4EREIV GIVEN to lt\e 5, 1f'6 txecuttd by f<Mrv Ni.~ A,_~uit ~.;11.!~ orv L•oy, ~-k'11"'1.:........ 11 TH ltACI. • fur~ J .,.., Prtnclpet Offla In • ........,~, ~ the •bove Mmed der.teltnf • wtctow .~ r--1 ""vis,
<currentty rated No. 1 in ~~ •• lr'ish "T.,,,~~.e~r~~ o1c1. and up. AllOw•nc:". 1-ur• W.000. L~ Anttfo Count'/ ~':it ,;rtOlll hnlnt clllrM Htlnst II "'~'' .... ~dell .August IO, ""-CIF) 7.,e, :;,~:,':'~1~01•~rul >JM 'ti 1i3 Publlllleel Oronee Cotst Otll'I Pllol, tllt wlel CIKedtnl trt rt<Wlr9d to 11 .. IM of Of" .. ' 11 ~ '::,'°" 9015, ,,....
2) Servi.le lost to San DI· HCONO lllAC~ mtto. rwo YMr T'llr" Ouartirs IW Hartldtl 4 40 Octolltr ~. Jl tnel N-w 177•11~4.7 !Mm, wllfl 111t nte"MN YOUdl•n. In Ille lltcor o1 ...... 'h• ofcflce of old m11dtn1. Purse U.300. r1m .... 1 OJ. • '"7 .,, ft1e olfla of fh~ cletll OI ll1t tbOvt E811fornlt, WILL "' not ounly,
ego "!>l~ whlla Ma•ftr 0e1· s"'""' &00.110 (H1r11ck1 '·'° 'oo l.E K"111so li111 -A.,._ 011, llucltHoo. LEGAL NOTICE tntl~ court. or to ortsent lhem. AUCTION TO HIGti LTL IAIOTO PUBLIC "°'° • '" o.c Ollr BUdCIV (W MehOfrwYI • t0 S, I tnel. Y·llUtlltr. Tiii Motrr,,,. tllt ~-wry vouchers, to lfle u r· c •su (pa••w I I U FOft
ti Conroy Klei IW lilrmettl l. ·~· n ~ , ... • t me Of I I lost to Lakewood ( curren y Ttp-lso 1,,1.'. •_IS.Wor ... ~ M••1c. •r t llVINTH lllAC~boul 711t turlOnt• II llSS7 tloNd ., 11\f otflu of lhtlr Allor s. IUI mon.., OI fllt Unlftd s .. • n lew-IF 11. n n K " "' "' •• Ith Oii turf. 3 y .. , Incl u•. l"flllts . IS l od-ln, Brttlln tnd LllelclV, G Souffl llronl) entranc I lolu) II fNI No. 4 in C ) U"V. HMI, Cllirol<I warrior. Corrv "'\· J111 •llCI marn Ctautt Id AlloW•"'ts. l'urM CIRT',.';~~;~~, N:~~tNI water 011 lulldlnv. not Wllslllrt B ._ court11ou1t In th 1!, o '"'' countv
3) "-rvi'te defeated Ce'l Punch, Not BY tMN:t.., <•111orn ~· MAGO. 1 1 v1rd. Lo• Aneetu, C1lttornl1 fOOOS. wfl " ,._1., • • c ., ot S.nle Ane, .x: · Suetcheel -Fal!TI u'Poona. "°""' B11>vs Future (S.fltrst 1.00 3.40 2M Tiit vndfrtlgnttl doet cert tv ht I 1, IM lll•u 01 buslntts ot Ille under· ...., 1 llrnle afl rlQl'lt, llllt •nd lnltrttf unnial 26-6 while Mater Dei wllll. htcelo, Gev C•rn°•··-· °"' ......... tel. Love (J Trulllio) uo 2.40 conclucllnt I bullntu ., 617 s. Htrbor ••Oiied In all meti.trs oertalnlnt to lllt convtvtcl lo •nd now Nld bY It u~
7 Kt~lu~'Drt11.t'l't'1. Ont ilt "" tvrt, 2 lf~':!,f ~D 2~~ral ).60 llYd~ A....,.lm. C1fltornl1. under I~ tlleft of wld ~nf. wllllln tlll wk! Otta of Tru" In the pr-m sit• tied Loyola 7. • vur olds 1nd up 11111:'1 arid ,,..,... Also Ran _ A·Cl-r lllutlet1tlne fklltlous firm ,,.,,. of POOL OWNERS m1.11IM 11ttr tlle llrsl Pllblktllon ol 11111 U.lecl In w ld County 1nc1 Slett ducrfb-•I Se vlte defeated Long Ct1lml1111. Purse n,j()O, AIHlrfdt, Btll1 Torelllle, Mesfltel Mete'. SHOl'l'ING GUIDE: and !Tltt utd firm It notice. ed u ,. r Ltcl'I' Dull jYtntll 'I~ UI l,00 S<r1tchtd -St-lo Conou«. compooed OI lhe followlr19 person, wllO~t Otted Dcf*r 20, IUI That portion of Lot U1 Of Newoort
Beach Poly 26..e whHe Ma-~Intl Wern nJI tM•hor""" uo J.00 A -G, Adem .. 1r11ntct ..,.,..,, Mme I" full 1nd piece of ruldtnc:t 11 Htnry G. l odl<ln •"d Hehhts, In the Costa Mtsa Cwntv
t De• d f ated Long Beach f"' lltu (O Vetu oeut) uo llOHTM "'ACI--,,, IS tollows: . Rlch•rd J 8t<Jttr Wtltr District, Cosll Mew $t lr.N er I e e . l~lllt3!.. l~. A·Flrtl Pn110, 4 J veer o.Ji end l~p,m t~ 111111~ Horold E. H•'I"• IOtSS WrlgMwaod Extcul~ 'ot IM Wiii ot Olilrlcf, u lllow11 on a Mep ~reof
Wilson 20-0. GvPsY, Nort Lu s. Ml11 "''"•• ;:t1r. H•ncllao. Purw SIS1000 ICICllCI. Lane. Nortfl Hollvwooel. Cellfornta IM 1bovt "'med de«~nt r«orcltd In ._ 4 """ 13 of Ml ..
.. ) Servt'te defeat-..a Ver-No ScfatctoH. A~'l!lwltd9t 1Herma1r~ t,20 ..oo ,,20 Dlltd oc1n11er n. 1t47. •••~. .,...1111 1,,_ L.....,, <•lllMous M•ps, reco·d, o1 w io Or· ., ICU 4 -J. Evr•ucl·lrtl"td •nt,..,, Rtl·Ell>tdon IA MltN SM •A Harold E. Hn• 4M 1 ._,,., Oii IWlltll"' •n~ countv. desctlbecl H loOows·
bum Oei 28·7 while Mater xt::l"lie N-le (It ou"?t .. ~·· 4A Stitt of Collfornll. LOI """'" count'/: .,., Wlltttlre •ew1tvatt1. BeglnniN,1 ••• POlnt ,,, ~
J h B ,OUUH UCI. ' tu••-•· T-Or. ..f' ,-;,.:~·1':,~ 1!:'°"1:"· On Octolltr I), 1"7· btotort mt, 1 L" ARMIH. CIN .... .ia -wtsletf'f llne of ffolllNn: It I d~ Dei defeated St. 0 n OSCO r, .. r olCI fllll•a. CelJtorn••·O•ICls. Clal~ .,_.,,, • , .. Nett"' Public In allel tor wld Stele. Tll: (!lJI n1~111 tent thereon lN 1 1 s re.• • 3t 7 lfl<I. PurM U.lOO. No kttlchtt. penon11ty eppearlCI Herold E, H•~ ,..,.,,,..,, ,., l•tcwftn ltom ,... most -1t1er7 SOUftltttlttlY
• • Ona More Rttson to VtluqueM OH -Otlcl ""' ler Piece. •-to mt t~ ti. 1M ~ 1~• l'ullflllled OrenM coe11 O•ll~ Piiot, Loi 111, runnlne ,,,.,.!, c~~wo'trsa~
6) Servile defeated St. $r.tcv l eule 1w M•lto•n~~f'° t .. J::: NtNTN uc1.~ ml'" on tvrf. l ;."::: ~~~':.!!-.1..:C.'h,:. ~ncu~' ~ ~:ti.r 14. JI end No119rnbor 7. u . ,..N rolfet wtth !tit Sou!Mntwtv t~ne" J
John Bosco <U-0 while Ma-;1:.!{'t: l~. Y•ntrl J,20 ~· ... and UP. Jecontt DM1lon Mint l70M7 twporl Avtnue, JOO.IS Ifft lo • POJnt
ter Oei defeated Cantwell Also r,•n -sm "'~ uer:; s.c;. ~•tbol Hinc11eo. l'urM m .ooo IOFF.tCt.AL N~~A~liti.rt LEGAL NOTICE :..:C": =::~r!" .:::O 0:,,~411~~
2J-0 Uris ~::c~~l~t:1~ti,,Ml>t ll Aflll. Ali: ~Ti:' 1\r ,.Vt!,':/ ~.to ltJ t·: NO!tl"I Publlc°Cellfornl1 westerly llfl! OI Hid Lot, jO,)O fftlf
• 01'.~~ed -Kllet Mr E•rl'I. SM tstnd ~IYtr (A l>llledt) J:.., Prtnclpel Office '" IAlt·JU '"' 11ce Norl,ltUltrl\' Pt••llel Wtlh ,,,. Dena gives credit to the H~N Tlmo-tAf J/J. Los Angtt11 Cout11Y NOTICI TO CUDITOltS $oulhfflltrly lint OI N_, A-
Monarchs' "strong Une'' for ""™ •act. ~r•cnno. T• -NM 1\,-i -Clulck111 Tr ... H•rtltl My comm1u1on Explru tUPlllltOlt COUlllT o, THI •u ttt1 to • point on ,,11 Soutr.. ., J.,,Red vanelel, Gamtfltllt, Guellllt. F"> 1. tHf STATI 01' CALll'OltNIA 'OR wtsttrly line of ElgllNlenfh air-elf
much Of Mater Dei'S SUC· i i oiklli .•• i.Ailliiowiiincesii,r.P;u'il•iiU,OOOlii,;iiiiiiiiiiiil'IOliikiir;ieiilcNt..iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Put>ll•htd Ora1191 C0tst Dilly Pilot. THI COUNTY 0, OlllANOI ltlc'nct Northwesterly tlont uld Soutfl.
Cesa. ''They also have two oct. 11, 24, 31 •nd Nov. 1. "" tUH7 "'· A·...,. westertv llne e1 EttMNnlh "'"''
1 ""(;A l 1...,,.,.1,.E E1t1tt OI HORMAN E. MAllTINDALE, JO.lO ffft to fht POlrit ol bfVl"~i11g, or three very gobd running ~ '" • 1 "' ••• "· E. MARTINDALE, oecentd. ~ 111e Sou111«astertv JO,. lffl of
backs ." he says, "•·lllYI "~~:::/ of•s ,i:E::,!v ":~N ct!~ :'.: ~f"!-'",.,, 4ll.ll 1Hi °' "'d CArvita'g SUCCeS"' Can ..._ NOTICI TO CRIOITORS lhet all persons llevlnt clllm1 IOllNI n,. Slld ..;,. will .... ... ~ "" " -JUl'llllOR COURT 01' THI Id de<tdent lrt rl'QUlrtd fe fll• 111tm ... me,.., but wlth-ITATI 0, CALll'OlllNIA ,0111 ::i.,, IN tleCHllrV vouclltrs. In lfM o1'. :: ,i!c,-,.."' or w•rrtnly, •Jtllf'l!U ,,,.
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1745 Newport Blvd. ~·~ ......... 646-1666
9541 Carden Giove Blvd. ..-..... _ .. _ 638·8200
COSTA MESA
CARDlN GROVt
LONG BUCH SANTA ANA 1629 lone Beach Blvd ....•• --12131 436·9789 929 t First St .. __ .547-9431
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THI COUNTY 01' OltANGI Ike OI lht cltrl! CJlf 1f1t lbew fllflltH 11 .:. rfO..,'dlrtt tllt., l'OIHUICWI. "'
IM. A-t7t• court. or lo PHMnl '"""'· wt111 Ille ftK. MCV<n..,a11e~ to •eir lfle rtmlitll"ll Eitel• Of Loutu D ICrtfllltl. o._ 1...,,,. voucMr~. to ,... uneltn'9neel tt "'!'.:<"' wm of the note M<urttl b'f
CH Jed, tM office of his 81torney. James M. Sul· 11"' Ottd Of . Trust. to-wll: IJl.67UI. NOTICE 15 HEltUV GIVEN lo IN ton, Jr .. 41Q1 .LonQ Bttcll Blvd., Suite wll~ lntfrttl from Otctmber t.S. ""
c.rectlton Of lht above Mmtd dtctdent 307, Long Bhcfl. celltornl• tot07, W!llch •• In .. Id note •rovldeel, tctve11Cti. 11
11111 111 per.ons flavlfltl c111rm 11111111 I• Ille pllcr t1 !>uslne 1 ot Irle unotr· •nr. Uncle• llte ltrftl\ of atle Dtecl "' lflt u ld dfo d«<>I .,, required lo flit sltned 111 •II m1lltr1 -111111"• te "'9 Trust, ftff, er.trots t fld ••Dtfl~ Of IN
lfltm, wll" Ille necu .. rv vouclltn, In ttltte Of u ld ~tcltnt, wltflln sl• mon!Tla Tru1IH •nd of Ille trusts crNltd bV fht ettt<o of lllt clerk ct the allo•t tfttr the first oubllulfon or this l!Olkt. 1tld Oeeo OI Tru11 t<1tllltd court, or lo erestnt Ill•'"· Oll•d October u. IM7. lfl~ btiwflcl1ry ul\O!r .. 1c1 Otoel ot
with lllt ntctuery vouc.llers. to rllt Fre11el1 H. C•fOtr Trust. bv rHICll'I of 1 brelCll or ~·
-r•ltntd ., .... Office Of "" Allot· Admh\lstrolor Wllll Wiii t•utt In Ille cCll'9tllon1 MCU•tcl IMrt by.
""' l'rtcterlctl I, Frlschl"ll. Int S~lll AM4'•td ol IM Elltlt of lf!e ""'•lofert t Xt<Ulttl llld cltllvertd to ,...
LA Cttnt01 Boultverd, L04 A"OtlH. •bOv• Mmtd dectctenl und1,.1tgntc1 a written Otclertllon of
C•lllornl• tOOl.I. wlll(h h ltlt Oltcf JAMH M. tUTTON. JR. Otftuft Ind Otmend '°' Sele, Ind Writ• of bu•l-l OI rllt u11dt•1'9ntc1 111 •II a.1 L-... di ........ '""• •1 ten nollce .,. bretcll 1114 of t tecllon ICI
malltr• . "rlllntno to !flt nt8ta ol L--9-11. Ctllf. ,.,., ,.u,. '"• llndtrtltned lo Mii Mid ~ uld dee.dent, wttlltn tb monltls etltr Ttlt nut -JI trlY to wtlsty ulcl obtlo•"-ind
tllt flr\I pulllk lflon OI 11111 notk t. ""-'"' f«' Atlml11t1tr1r.r Wlt,..Wlll· lfltrMfttr, ot1 J11nt 21, 'lM7. ,,,. 0undtfo-
01ttd OCl""-r 17. lt•7 A-•ttl •'9ned t•UHd NICI nollct Of bfee<'t ~oset>h tor K:,:~ Wiii PublllMd Ort!IQf co .. t Dally Pilot, ind of efectlon to llt re<or~ In booll
1"':i: allov• Mmfel OCtoti.r "· ''· II t nd Novtmb«r 7, 19'7 U!I ottlt ~-OI Mid Offl<lt l ._._ ~ecltfll ---IUH7 D•te· Octolltr 11. 1'67 ,_ ,,..,kit I. l'rbC'l!lltt Oovtr EwlllPI. ·~ ..
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Russ Store
Aims to Lure
I
West Cash
MOSCOW (UPl) -Like all the best
:;hops, the store at No. nine Pushkin
!Street presents a bland, satisfied face
to the world. No show windows dis-
play its ·\'ares and the small bronze
plaque beside the door-"Commercial
Department, State Bank for Foreign
Trade"-gives little hint of the splen-
dor within.
Yet this is the most exclusive jew-
elry s to r e in the Communist bloc
and possibly the only store in the
world selling gold bulJion-real Hve
go'dbricks-for foreign currency only.
The store, on a side street near the
Kremlin, is the latest nugget in the
Soviet campaign to soak up as much
hard Western cur rency as possible
r~om foreign tourists. Jt onenPd Oct.
23, in time to catch visitors to the 50th
anniversary celebrations Nov. 7 of the
Bo'shevik rP.vl'llution.
RAPf ~AUBLES
It's hushed showrooms. a world
awav from th~ drab hurly-burly o( the
usual Soviet store, contains such bau-
bles as an eight-carat diamond. an
American $10 Indian head gold piece.
Tsarist-era gold rubles, med a le; derli·
cated to Shakespeare. Darwin
ard Tsar Alexander Nevsl;y-and two
gold bars weighing one kilogram (2.2
pounds) each.
The store keeps a casual guard on
this loot. There are no visible guards,
and it is up to the three saleswomen
and the cop on the beat to prevent
thefts.
M befits the shop's stature as a sort
of Tiffany's East, the prices are stiff.
For instance :
Each gold bar costs fl,222. This is a
sizeable markup on the Western gold
market price of $56 an ounce reflect-
ing the fact that Moscow no~ is one
of the few cities in the world where
a private citizen can buy gold.
PLATINUM SOON
The eight-carat diamond . which is
unmounted, goes for $14,6.52. For the
budget-conscious, there are smaller
diamonds and an array of sapphires.
Officials promise that bars of plati-
uum will be on sale soon.
The flO American goldpiece, dated
1907, coets $40. One gold ruble dating
back to Ta~ AJnaoder Ill costs
85.~. A, Brit.lab .ava::e!P C1UTying
the D...,_. Of xm. ~ard VII la
$14.40.
Soviet P8I*" mooey, all carrying
V. I. IAain'S picture and some as big
as staelonery.. aella for cheap prices
by tbe atandards cl 1he post-1961 cur-
rency refonn. A 1947 ruble costs 44
cents and a 1930 Obervonets (10-ruble
note) is fl.60. The ruble currently is
officially valued at '1.11.
All the coins and medals are dis-
played in Moscow's Jjlushest surround·
ings. Blue velvet display cases, soft
lighting and marble floors overlaid
with cECpets give the shop a class rare
in Soviet commerce.
CHAMPAGNE
Favored customers, like the West
German correspondent who made the
first purchase, are taken into the di·
rectors' office to share a bottle of So-
viet champagne.
Coins of me pre-revolutonary era
be&l'ing such bygone names as Aus-
tro-Hungary and the Free City of. Dan-
zig also are on sa.M. But the center-
piece of the store is the display of
commemorative medals.
There are medals to great names of
tbe past -Lenin, Chekhov, Tchaikov·
sky, Tolstoi; to places -Moscow, Le-
ningrad and the Kremlin; to balleri·
nas -Pavlova, Ulmiova and Plisets-
kaya; and, of course, to such space
heroes as Yuri Gagarin, Alexei Leon-
ov and Valentina Te!'eflhkova.
The gold medaJs usually sell in two
sizes --10grams$30and17 grams for
$51.
SPECIAL BONUS
A special set of medals, honoring
the 50th anniversary cl the 1917 Bol·
shevik revolution, contains one bonus
for collectors. One medal bears the
name in English of. the Soviet finance
ministry, but misspells it "Kinistpu,"
using the Russian letters for "ry."
Laws against possession of foreign
currency effectively bar Russians
from the shops. And Soviet citizens,
like American, may not own gold.
Which raises one thorny problem:
if a well-heeled American tourist buys
that gold bar. how is he going to get
ti home? l
Mailer Appeals
Demonstration
WASHINGTON CAP ) -Author Nor·
man Mailer. 44. has appealed his con·
vi'!' i~n for disorderly conduct which
foliowed his arrest at the Oct. 21 an·
fryar demonstration at the Pentagon.
He was accused of crossing police
linPs and sentenced to five days in
jai'.
Mailer's attorney said the author
was coerced to enter a no contest plea
before a U.S. commissioner by "prom-
ises, agreements and threats.'' He is
presently free on bond.
Meanwhile. The Washington Post
reported that Mailer's latest novel,
"Why Are We In Vietnam?" has been
branded JlS "worthless" and rejeqted
for purcfiase by most of the libraries
in t hP WA~hi nsttnn mPtrnf\nli+An ArPA
Tuesday, October Jl , 1967 DAJL V PILOT 'J 8
BUFFUMS' ANNUAL DELISO DEB
LONG BEACH
Pine at Bro1dw1)'
SANTA ANA
Ma in at Tanth
POMONA
Top of the Mall
15.99 regularly 21.00
•Once-a-year sale on colmful pumps with a fashion future
• Newest heel heights ••• broader toe silhouettes
~-•.See the colection ••• s~lect your favorite colors and fabrics
• Aler Novelllber 18th De Liso Debs return to original price
• De Liso Deb handbags to match, regularty 21.00 ••• 11.•
• r.ome in, plume, order by mail-but don't miss these savings
PA LOS VERD!S
Skimmef liaf1t biue patent
UHnchheel
Neon pink patent
in.inch heel
Fla1 red patent
l~inch heel
MARINA
Black patent
Ur inch or 2-inch heel
LAKEWOOD
Hawthorne at Sliver Spur Rd. Pacific Cout Hw y at 2nd Del Amo at Graywood
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. IT MAY 8E tile 'heOs•' mtmal raene, or the
fact tllilt tbeJ are wwl)wedl, om aciOPUnb for the
fad that they Ute few frimlll. rarely mtertaiD and
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H 1ta•t 41wite ffle ••"'• tt.1119 •• ll11ulbln9 fhe Constitution en
tll. 11 .. 4 ef • pin, bvi 1114 yot e ver really ru d the "For The
ltec«J" fu t.re 111 the DAILY "LOT7 Yeu'd be 1urpriud how
-di lflforr11etio11 we u11 peG!i'. lnte • •11'1•11 1pece,
PEANUTS
SORRY A90UT
ALL THIS U~fEML.Y FUSS, DR.
GtUESPIE. DON'T KNOW WHY
PEOPLE SHOULD HAVE ANY
INTEREST IN A MERE
CARPIOt.06LST •
GEEl... HERE I ~1 'THE ~IX SINel.E GtKl. IN
'Mi VMl.E TERRl'TORY. IHD I STILL HAVE~ ~AHUBSV ••••
MUTI AND JEFF
tlSS PEACH
DRllE DEERE
ly Clicnfes M. ScWI
'10tJ INDICATl!D )'OU't> 9! LMN<7
AT THE HOSPITAL, DR.FAlCON··
SO Wf DID SOME QU~K
REDECORATING. HOP!
YOU APPROIE.:,· _..~'ii
Wi~YK.I
COLLECTED MY HALF BUT NOT
'YOURS YET/
I~ 1 WMEN I GET MY MANOS
ON YOU, l 'M GOtf"G TO SMACK.
"iOU Sl&.L.YL PUNCM "(OOfl. E'lf.1 ~00(
"iOUJt Te£TH OUT AND KJCK
YOUlt SMINS BL.AO' AND ewe.
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P~18fT~O
8Y L.AW,,
ly Frank lolle
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Pint~r Play .Panned
Lack of Meaning Scored by Critic
By JACK GA VER
Ul"I Oteme ••1tw
NEW YORK -At the
rllt of btlnJ conaJdered a
square with four mathemat-
blly accurate angles, it
must be recorded here that
England's Harold Pinter hu
tlone · nothmc to alter my
low re1ard for hls plays by
the presentation of "T h e
Birthday Party" at the
Booth Theater.
The fact that this Is a
Tline-year-old play. and Pin-
ter's first full-length drama,
h!ls nothing to do with the
matter. Others feel that be
has advanced since then
with such plays u ''The
Caretaker" and ''The Home-
coming," the latter just
having flnlthed a good
Broadway run.
So far ., I am concerned,
there hu been no advance.
He bu not grown in the
way that, MY, John Os-
borne, another BrltJab play-
wright, baa grown. I • .,
not enchanted by Osborne'•
overrated first effort. ''Look
Back in Anger," which cat-
nipped quite a tew, but I
came to appreciate some of
h.ia later and better worka.
"The Birthday P a r t y"
shows that Pinter has not
advanced in a decade from
the childish formula of re-
fusing to state a case, to
present an idea, to do more
than create aimless charac-
ters, however well drawn,
who are in essence, zom-
bies. They do not have ap-
peal, nor do they repel; they
are simply uninteresting.
There are those -and
there is a sort of Pinter cult
these days -who feel that
it is not necessary that he
explain on or off the st.age
what he means. Frankly, I
don't think he knows him·
sell.
The Pint.er fans, and I can
only assume that Pinter
agrees, argue that ii doesn't
matt.er what be la frying to
say, if anything: that a Pin-
ter play should be regarded
simply as a theatrical "ex·
perience."
Perhaps obtusely. I do not
regard hla plays as being
theatrical. An experience,
maybe - a boring one.
There are those who con-
sider him a shock\lr, ~ writ-
er who gives you an unex-
pected thrill. Even, and for-
given them, a rare creator
of a wry sort or humor.
Nein on all counts in this
corner.
Pinter's so-called humor·
ous dialogue, like that of
the widely acclaimed Sam·
uel Beckett of "Waiting for
Godot" fame, Is simply the
sort of thing that long-for·
gotten writers turned out
like a sausage for the vaude-
ville stars of a long.ago yes-
terday. Staccato, non-sequi-
t u r exchanges between
straight man and comic, or
laxy repetitive verbal spar·
ring between rustic • type
characters.
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Abject Offering In Anaheim
County Symphony Sirikes Sour Note
'Dolly'
Arrives
Tonight
''Hello. Dolly," starring
Patrice Munsel and Jack
Bailey. opens a four-week
engagement at Meiody-
lanti tonight, and theater
officials predict it w i 11
break au box orfice rec·
ords.
This will mark the fir •
time that ''Dolly" has ev-
er been presented in the
round. It also will be the
Oy THOM BARLEY
01 IN 0.111 l"IW Stefl
This, we have been assur·
ed elfusively in recent
weeks, is to be the BIG sea-
son for the Orange County
Symphony Orchestra. "Yes,
we've had some pretty grim
concerts, it's true," benevol-
ent OCSO supporters have
grudgingly conc~ed. "but
that's all behind us. Daniel
L e w i s ls at the helm now
and you'll see a big change.''
Perhaps Mr. Lewis has
scheduled that big change
for a later concert because it
certainly wasn't in evidence
at the Anaheim Convention
Center Saturday night To
be abeolutely falr to Mr.
Lewis, though, let it be said
immediately that there was
a distinct improvement to
be seen in the caJlber of this
struggling orchestra In por·
tions of the program. But
let's take a clos~ look at
that program.
a bJghly competent perform-
w o u Id have preferred a
more alert accompaniment
at key passages but, none-
theless, there wu little fault
to find with thla beauutul
Beethoven work or with it.
gifted, charming eolobt.
Looking back, we are
amazed that Miss Wicka WU
able to put a bow to her vio-
lin at all; she stood with Mr.
Lewis for a full seven min·
utes while ignorant late com·
ers noisily filed to their seat.
from the intenniulon break,
completely oblivious and un-
caring of the unforgivable
delay they imposed upon tbe
artists.
And that brings us to the
Anaheim Conventior Center
and ita total unsuitability to
the demands of a symphony
orcbestra. Putting an orch-
estra on these premisea la
like asking the Royal Ballet
to perform in a rodeo arena
or expecting to be eotertaJn..
ed by the Meteropollta.n ~
era in the middle of a circus
ring. Here are IODle exam-
ples of what we bad to en-
dure Saturday night.
-A delay of five minut.et
after the first movement of
the Haydn symphony while
We are far from uliafied meat; no mar• concerts In
with the caliber ol muaic the Auheim Qmvention
that the ocso proorided. But Center.
we can ~ see room for :-;::::=========· one jmrnft1l1te improYe-
--·---·--DO MOTWJ .............. ..... Ill --.. ...., ..... _ ..
Cllltl ........
Garden loud, clumsy attendant& uah-OPEN
ered equaUy loud, clumsy DAIL y
latecomers to their seats. • ~ This is the fault of the man-12 Noon ..._
'first time the show has
been presented at "popu-
lar prices," the top priced
seats being scaled at ap-
prox1matety 30 percent be·
low previous tariffs.
.. Hello, Dolly,'• which has
on11 played in Southern
Callfomia twice berore,
will be presented nightly,
except Mondays, with ma-
tinees on Saturdays and
Sundays. Tickets for all
performances are now on
sale at the box omce
and all theater ticket agen-
To begin with, it is beyond
our comprehension to under-
stand why Mr. Lewis, well
aware of the difficulties his
limited orchestra f a c e s,
should have chosen a work
of the magnitude of Richard
Strauss' "Death and Trans-
figuration." This is a de·
manding work for orcb·
est:ras of the standing of.
say, the New York Philhar-
monic, the Philadelphia or
the Boston Symphony; to
put such a score on the mu·
51c atandl of the OCSO
amacb of sheer lunacy.
agement, of course; but. a:::a::. 'KE 6-0141 ..
uom a persouel point of~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ view, if we arrived late atlr
cies.
lt wu the most abject of.
lerlng of this somber. brood·
Ing masterpiece that we
have ever had to sit through
and endure. Apart from a
thousand other factors, Mr.
Lewis' ensemble Is simply
not big enough or "heavy"
enough to do anything like
justice to this complex and
extremely demanding work.
Again, let us be perfectly
P Ii h Fil fair and concede that the 0 s . m orchestra had to contend
with some shocking acous-
tics. Indeed, from our seat,
we seemed to get some ofo
the heavier ban twice when
once would have been more
than aulliclRl
But enougb of that. Let ua
SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) now compliment the orcbe.s-
An I t...... film fr tra on a pleaalna, U not ex-
Wins Honor
At Festival
-an;ma__. om 8Ctly top flltbt, NDdertn& of
Poland baa won the Goldeil llQdn's Sy~ No. 83 ln
Gat. awanl.al...~ 11th an-....-0 'JD!nar ("UToule''). Thia nul~.. film !e• _ ~T 8-7da mad.erp.lece u tJval. Jdeal.ly tufted to orcheatru
"All Are Figures," direct· of tbe lnterpnitative level of
ed by Stefan Scbabenbeck the OCSO and ii weU with·
captured the top prize in the in their~~~ .. film-as-.art division at the Mias Wicka pve
festJval.
a coocert we would DOt
drum of taJdq GUr ....... w the nm wort • tbe program bad beeo complet-
ed. Anyone wbc. can't ob-
serve that simple edict ol
courtety is ignorant; it's u
easy as that.,
-Telephones ringin...-ev·
ery 10 minutes tilrefugbout
the concert; scurrying main·
tenance men, full of their
own importance, hurrying
around the orchestra area
throughout the concert; a
noisy heating system that
went on just u the orcbes·
tra was about to begin (Mr.
Lewis. to his credit. quick-
ly had tbat turned ofl).
There are m a n J , 1MJQ'
conductora of today'• majar
orcbestru wbo woal4 refUle to perform in the eonditlml
provided b1 the Anehetm ~Cai.~ Dldat a.a we woal4 be wtda
fbem 100 percenl Ju a CIO-
ter far a po[ltical coa...Ucm or an ~ enat, ta.
bu.IJclq k ideal But ft la
not DOW and never will be a
suitable venue for the per-
formance ol clusicaJ muaic •
Fred Wardenburg and Don
Lenur of Seattle won the
silver award for the film
''Have You Heard of the
San F r a n c i s c o Mim~
Troupe?0 •
Chill W ilU Can't Run
Seventy-eight independ·
ently-made short films com·
But He'd Like to Try
peted for the prize. the high-AUSTIN, Tex. (UPI) -nia,'' the 65-year-old ac· =~~cegiv;:atuarte thf~i::su:;-; Actor Chill Willi -pre-tor said. "That's 'cause I
shown on a non-competitive vented from running for love my state or Texas."
basis. political office in Texas Wills told bow he would
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One of the highlights of because of residency re-run a gubernatorial cam-
the film festival occurred quirements says be palgn against Gov. Con·
last week when actor Hen· would like nothing better nally and Lt. Gov. Smith
ry Fonda was saluted for as he took a rat stop in
his 32 years in movies. Seg-than "to do a hall-gainer his busy Austin schedule
ments of his films from right between Preston for the opening of a new
"The Farmer Takes a Smith and John Connally." theater. Ii;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Wife,'' (1935) his first, up Wills said he could run "I would take a billbUlyl•
through the latest released in California but his heart band on a small-town cir-
film "Welcome to Hard has always been in Texas. cuit aJ)d beat any cam-
Times" were shown and "I'd rather be dog catch· paign those two could !JU(
then the actor commented er in Pflugerville (Tex.) together," be said.
on bis career. than governor of CaJlfor--,:=========• mATm
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DCUlll'ft IVM He said "I had not seen ----------..... ,._a..9",....._ ~~e:~~ 'I::e; ~~~~~ ACADE~Y AWARDS WJNNER i:,1mesa it was my son Peter who
was on the screen." ,
Asked about the fact that "Hells Angeli on Wh"I•"
his daughter and son are lurl lvu I All Star Cut 111
both stars, Fonda said he "Fentastlc Flying Fools''
never either encouraged or1~~~~~~~~~~ discouraged his children to11
follow his footsteps. "
"They made it on their
own. I still have a 14-year-
OUTH cons1
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be the same thing all over ......_ s.t. I s.. • J P.M.
agam ." ;:-=r!
UCI Concert ----e--
Set Wednesday
A pianist who has per·
formed on concert tours of
four continents will give a
recital at UCJ Wednesday
4 p.m. in Fine Ar14 1616.
Amsterdam-born Arnold
Juda has played in concerts TUESDA y NITE ONL YI
in Europe, the Orient, South .... , PILM CLASSICS
Am erica. and the United WATCH POR THIM
States. llis UCI concert will IACH WHK •••
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-ONLY $23,500
c:pta., drp&. View, walk to ----------
beach. Owner 673-%286 Eve.
"" Coron. del Mir
View R-2. Exe. location, 3
BR, 1" be. Owner/AK(.
133-1281, 873-3297.
IY OWNER--3 a.C-
l.ow cbrL $27,lllO 673-2951
Htre'1 JOU.I' t'hance to take
advantqe ot a prior $3,000
below compara.ble home• in
the ame area. Buildtt w_. ta.la vecut heme IOld
lmmedlsfe17 ...S deft ft. I.We Ille 1151
mmdoul tenna to Chi wile Sunny D ..........
tbopper. 'l1lll larp S ~ a • t..t Jolll fee}. room. pl\ll 8onua Room .., Fol IJVfS IPllC
home will make IOOleone Inc to trlple 2 bdrm. den.
very happy. How about you? 2 ba'. bir IOUlh patio or.
WALKER A LEE 2043 Teruua A Buch, $57,:AIO
' R. C. GREER, RLal'Y Westcllt1 Dr., 64&-T711, Open M16 Via Udo 673-9300 Eves. __ --
2M-21L
Unfarn -SDI mo.
1mn. y..,_.
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$8moYrtr.._ ..... .......
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SHOW PLACE WILL TR.ADE HOMESITES 4 BR + Study on 40' lot 3 Rumc awua;a ..... ..._.. ms V)llltaln. BltAm. Ger.
Build to your spcclficatJom bu, bl.t·ln kJtchen, lovely New DlrJ,and tne. Spiadnc Inc atU. IC-55G
In popular, prestige Mesa So. PJlbo. Approx. 3000 sq. 3 BR It den, Ur nn. w/w YEilLY a.. Cll' ...... ----;._ Ve~. Make a wise invest· It. Vacant. for $76.SOO. crpli Frplc. Kopper KeUe $250 1111" mo Prellr 1 • 2 C:.... .. M9r .__
mtnt, we'tt grow.lo& places: R. C GREER, Realty Kltcb~n. $34,950 wm tea ald8-adala. RA 2 Bt, 1 .. BLK to 6 1117 1 BIL
Flnanclna' available. From 3416 Via Lido 673-9300 home, 1.nd TD, boat or ! :.a Sep.~:.~-8bq ::U, ~ ~
$16,950 Oii the fal•""'BY MiMicn ~ 4M.fl'J1 • .-.-edal
"'n ..... ',.' :...1,.~ .. Qfhl ft JI or Farced * ....... ~ 1_. ~DO pita. S125 ~ h~H:nh.J\, l~l Huntlntfon S..Ch 1400 RENTALS G.r. clllp. Top loc:lidml. 4 , • ., ·--
Phont 546-5990 LOVE IN Mouw Fumllhelil bib fram town. ~ lllk frmai..;...-;,nJRH=~1=-~-cb,_M'l4..,,..ar-Apt.--1
~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!''!!!!!!!!""""!"'""""!! --------• Ncril SQ. lH Qnl. Hesr a.dl, p&do. Mesa v.~.. c.22-,950-Beautitul "Smog Free" Hunt· bntala to Share 2005 m.41925. 4M-H10 ' --lnctoo Be&cb. Lovely 3 bed-$20,900 Tree lined strttt. 3 bed.rm. 2 room home wilt! huge mas-BACH. I: 1m.. -wtll .... Huw1lli:41 .... &\QI Apt. Bir tD ocaa, '-1·
f BEDROOMS, 2 BA'I11S
9
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11
c .• M •. ml!!~-!!!!!. beth. Vacant It reedy for ter bedroom. 2 batha, PLUS ~· Maa Verde '-wlda -...... """ qltl. Dice Jdtdl.
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11'4 Pll' mmtb tndu&Sft taxes )'OU! lUa loM will be your SEPARATE r AM I Ly pool. 56-T3D EYa D.utl• s,.. c...... '11' Yr1J. m.a.
2 car praat, F .A. be&dq. OPEN 'TIL SOLD pin. MO-l'120 ROOK ~ to •tulmin& CIDtJ 2 .U... i a. 1~ DIUJX a..t fam frlll pri.
baUt 1n kitchen ~ •05 110 •ow •y T-=AR.B!U.====29156o:::=Harbar== CIOftl'e4 pd>. New and °" c.t• ... 2100 ......, ......... __.. ftCf.-. Rel ... -.
INulated. ' -t!llCio.d .. "' "' (--A• ..... __ -1100 ,....,,. ..., pile Gold Iba: ............ ~. * .. cl 11w7. -mo. ........ ~... "'"'A'--' rum"'•• room with -· ,._ -•-dra 1 BR. Patio, "IJUbeo. pool ._... .._ ™ .,._._ rear yard for the cbfldren.. ...-;~ ,,_ --------carpets, .._, Dt"A' pes. 245% E 16th Place • -a.rt. • Jard ~ '-'"" •o. ..,.u-.... Plcbtt I e n c e IUrT'OUDdl huit llttplace. Hardwood BY owner. Vacant. 5 BR. 2 L&rre corDe'I' lot for your WO · m.Ql.13 wort. C2dl4 owr U OK. Xlnt ecad! PYt-entranct.
attnlctfvf bvnt yard. A 11oort, 3 BR, llvinr room Ba. lioJ:M. Eldr'& 1&rp tam-*t °"trailer. OnlY 3 mm. * $115-r..-.. eca. ~ Lap lllldeCk. * 175-2908
TEJUUFIC VALUE. EZ with dinlni: area. S22,T50. Uy rm., blt·in nn1e Ir oven, vta to SalS DltSo Fwy and Newport Shorte 2220 Wanaer 6 .._ Oka. 2-Ba. ntPLC. $135-mo.
Tmna. 5149' intttert Oii RJ*tr.LA646-CHENMYBt dUhwuber, rock f$., J'. 1 minutes to~ Beach. Thia 114: IG-UG. IC?·mt SU lAllUNE. loan. A. beat, hdwd. fin., w/w la a prize winner. May put· BEAlTI'JnJL LEASE Sl15 mo.; 4 aa., 2M. c.AU.11M07l
WALKER A LEE carp., drapes; shake roof, c:hue with FHA er VA or J BR. 2 be ba.. cpt., ............ ir,&. ~ llollaQ rn
2629 Harbor Blvd. 4 BR. HOME patio &: fncd. yd ADldoua wume low Interest V.A. IG-30» lmmlc. MT.-& lAIUJCA INN Hom.
545-9m ()pm till 9 PM owtlfr will Mil on your io.n.. Full Price $22,800. -• t Ba a.. a.. 2% 1111. M low• Sl50 mo. mo1UO Pi; batha, built-Ina, di> tmn• or trade for • what WALKER Ir LEE, 7682 Ed-Bayahores -.-c:pla. drpl. -...., trpl.
Fashionable 8aycrest pou], double l &rlJe, car-have you? Call: S4Mf71 j tnceriiiiiiii ... Hi.Bii.jl42-t455iijijiijiii.B __ A_Y_l_H_o_e_•_a __ -,,._-SllD DID. la m:,,...r:'-..... _ .... _____ ......;,,_.
A tn1ly dwinln& 4 BR • 2% ner lot. ns.950. Eves. qr weekenda. or n ~ WA•-, BR.
bath home In Newport'• tin-=~ll=~~~!d~·~~. SJ0.3434 Monday thru Friday Retirement Readyt ~ ~ llr lOUl ~ ~ S1'l5 ~ a.r.Alf Jld Afta. All :.!n r:~=O'~!. -st:'; 541-7729 Eves. 644-0684 PANORAMIC Only $17,700 for luxury car· per mon. to Jal7 1, ua Call lr Ap,t. !J9.7111 :Oz.~~
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"'!!II!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"!!!!!!!!! OCEAN VIEW peted 2 BR 1% bath SUbUr· GorpJu eowc:uttwe llame. •u.wu * --planten. heavy shake roof, .. _ 2U T1Ml56 LL-fl..... -••-beautiful land1eapln .. , 2 ,_ Love at Purse Sight 3 BR·2 BA Be&utitul clnn bla TownbouR wtth UR" : (San Mmino) nVW ..... , • • _ < ---) .. • ..,. $19,300 custom-bit home cm land place&: dectric built·lm In-Ha...._ MOS ~ or --· ••• ~~~tk, ":::! Twimd junipers, ramblln& you own. $31,500. OPEN cllXling dlahwuher. Tbil lelbN =BAY~ cx:&AICJ
Molt exceptional for $54,500! =· ~:r !::S H~~!g~~,~~ &~ :"'tn ~ti~: 3 BR, 2 ba, W1*r $150 + WAlfllllJ I.GE 2 a"' ff5 + dL fw. ~utustvh P~rdowittll.:I, Realtor patio. Eltctrlc bUllt·ln klt· --::::-::---•-646_-6365 __ • __ venieoce. Try )'OUt down -~~~JUtr JBR..._ ._. .... .._. tr. Hr..,~ om..
chen. Water IOftner. No MESA Verde liacesettn payment. no --•• Cab 1tna' sm Oft ..... 1S05 WestcllU Dr. 642•5200 .. _._ to G.l. 540-1720 PACIFIC SHORES m.mi. .,___ -~. ~ ~'1:-=-=-=.D:-...... -. .. --.:_._::-:--."!"1=-I
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MONEY MAKER
ODlta Mesa Tripla
Goo4 Rental record
llDd ac ftmnctna
Can to Mt
CURI DOSH, Realtor
...,.... Jmmac, l·lt)'. 4 BR., 2 full ---..._ .--.. "IVI .. _
.TARBELL 2955 Harbor Ba., <.'111&., drlil., blt-lm. ..,7 _ R~~=--TY n• ~ Huntl ....... IMdt 2400 ~. (llC) MJ.an er (JU) ~ ~~•=-... -
Paint and Save ~.~ i~:c~~ IChla. O'I -P>l;:-~'1W(),,._, BEAU tuna J BR a ba -·~ ---,_ ---
On 4 B.R .• 2 bath, family OIOdrn OK -mo. Piie .__._,.. "---._.10 u.t. We 051 room, Alum eoverM patio. SACRIFICE! $2500 -eq. -~• ·--r -
Built in 1as kitchen, fira-4 Br·2 81· WW~c'flta1 Frpt. TRADIWINDS RL TY. C91l aft &:!O, 5»&91 pa f BDRll.1 .. 11-. Toft. • 1-mt. tJTIL.Pl>r
place. custom carpetin1. Patios, Trees! l.AllCllC'P'1! OFFERS: nlNTaU -... ~ ...... ""'.,, GAR.AGE. ae.wo.
Walking distance to o.c.c. CAlL S45-4MO for app't 3 BR older 10% dn. $18,500 "_,;H4M~~~~;..~~UftfurnllhM~~~~-r:~=~clr:;;P1t~cdl~a.=m~.ea~~l;::;:•:<:i=;-'-;:;~;::· ;m.G==~=:;I Allcing $23,250 Broker * Bargain 2 houses on a Jot, 3 BR cor nr bcb •••• DJ.SOO ..
tn> W. Coe.at m-"-u 642·7777 2 BR, l BR, Eaitalde. $17,900 Dplx nr bch 10% dn $11.950 GeMral Duph IW Unfww. lf75 ..... llllM ..-~..., or belt offer. Low down. J BR/ .. - 2 ..._ GI $19"""' 6CU4T2 EVES. f73..3468 ucu ua ,, ,....,.,, TRWI at the Beach =Kl=!).003S=Ownr=. == 3 BR car newer GI •• $21.SOO HUftE YAID JBR.. U---3 BR/din, Modt1 .... $24,950 a nr,.. ,._ Verde 1110 Home in C3 50xll8 .. $26,900 Ir Wlllllrm. hue• Carob • Cork +
BEACH COM'AGE.
$23,500
Gtorie WUllamllOn, Ritt.
613-tJS<l OPEN ~.
DRIVE BY
226 Albert Place. 4 BR. fire-
place, bullt·ln1. Only $24,950.
MAHON RLTY 548-9393
1797 Orange Eve. 646-6145
(4% to sell your home)
POOL HOME Nice 3 BR 2
bath home with w/w car·
pell, all liuilt·lna, htavy
lhake l'Ofll. cul-de-u .c
Street. A~king 128.950 10%
down. CALL 540-llSl Herl·
tage Real Estate.
4 BDR~I. Comtr lot.
Drps, and cpta, $25,SOO.
Owner. ,$3665
Newport Beuh 1200
DA YIDSON Realtv Baycrest + Pool
MEREDITH GARDEN~ An electronic gate gives you
4 + family, fonnal dJnln& entry to a front yard fantasy
room, Out of town owner. or PoOI side splendor. A huge
Anxloua. Makt' offer. 35' by ~~· freefonn pool re-
RllJ'. 2750 Harbor SB, CM fleets your lmaee u you
548-5460 Evts. 545-4941 C1'0IS lhP arcti bridge and
Dplx 2 BR nr H"Y 39 $27,000 VtrY nice 3 BR 2 bath. a· ea.ta Mesa
4 BR/den w/bar . $5()00 ex· ceUent area. w/w CG1Jdlnl,•·K-~-,..-T~A'"""~~-----1
tru. GI ............ $28.SOO drapes, built-Im. Vaamt, Aph. ............
4 BR. atrh.ni, pvt office read)'. ROO/mo. Aat. :-~-::----"-'.:~:1-=~~~:;:=:..:=:=:!:I
W•tmlnater. GI •• $33,600 ~41. c.ta Mme 41
Call f~~u: ~ info. llEWPOIT IUOI $22.IO Wk. Up
BEST BUY 2 BR 2 beth twinning ..... A .........
poot: $191/,;_ OPTION: =...u::.!.~':a, :a~::n:=
Owner tnnlferredt Anxious! to OWN. C.11 Sat/Sun. e New Ola a a. R. &531-2'130
Clf!ln t BR 2 ba, blt·ins. <n4) 112.Qg) 2111 Newport Jlhid. MM11151======== ~a~y Z:~~~.~~ecned Costa Ma. 3100 CHA'ITAU L& POINTE L:p! leech 4705
FHA APPRAISAL $23,875 ~ 8: ""'1: l1Df Apt. AVAIUN,g New. 15, 2 br, 2
BRASHEAR REALTY Newly Decorated ,._. ·meet a.• OCI& <n.•> .... _.
847-8531 ~ 968-1178 2 BRwithcarport.$IO,water ~~=--dQs. ...._aft I pm.
COURT SALE pd, nr adJool. 219t PlaceDtia 1M1 POllOfA AVE. 4740 2 1tory on large corner lot. Ave., Apt. o. 5.1'741IO * 1 BDRM nJRN An* Dana ___ N __ nt ____ _
Massive master bedroom 3 BR. 2 BA, frplc. fam rm; UW pUl. Ewpt lllbta. Ad-OCllWf 1'ftON'1' ovirrlooldni
SPECTACULAR VIEW-OCEAN and IAY
C~ann~f JZ./ --4parlml'n/J
REPOSSESSIONS enttr 1hl1 custom built beauty. You will marvel at
Low Down. . the high, open-beamed plank
VA • Everyone Eh&'lble celling treatment and the ~· D. BUCCOLO cleres1<1ry construction. You
OU&dal V.A. Manaatment will enJOy vitwinl ~ gar·
24 Hour Service den vistas through renerous
1ulte, covered patlo It sun· blt·lm lovel)' yard. water ulta. ~ mo. ,_.. o.na f'mt Hbr. 1 BR llClt
deck. Reall1 a buy at $26,99;; pd. $220 mo. 545-7B91. 1992 HARBOR Ill.VD. CK $125. Studio $115. a1127
• aubmit your terms. 3 BR, family room, prqe, NAS&\U Palma 1 I: } BR. iUiNT ALS
Paul Jonet R .. lty dole to abopplq. Sl55. rum or Unr. nos.a• Jhll ....._ Unfvrn111tM 847·1266 Evu. M2-5Mt 2103 Federal. * S.7115 pooL 171 E. 22Dd & toae1-... ;z;::.,. ______ ... 1
BY OWNER. Gt l!IA>l'alaed 2 BDRM Unfum Home In $135-2 BDRMltTl'U.-PD! 0....... 5000
On Waterfrent Near Newport Harbor Entrance
2525 Ocean ltvd,, Corona del Mar, Calif.
AMPLE GUEST PARKING and BOAT SUPS
Why Not Enloy
Th• "Conclomlnlmn" Way of Ufe
THI ADVANTAGll WILL SURPRISE YOU
You can purchue and eet fN title - or lease if you prefer. A.LL 1nts. have WATERFRONT VIEW. All have two bedrooms
and two baths. -WITH LARGE PATIO.
YOU •1'E INVITED TO INSPICT OUR FURNISHED MODEL
hy $19,500 and Up Lease $420 Monthly & Up
Pllone 673-1788 for further Information
642.0862 doot°' nf glua. Explore lh2
NEW-PALM-SPRINGS spaciousnet1 of this 4 bed-
Homt on golf count, ntw
furn, 3 BR. 2 BA. aunken
den. wet ba~lc bllJlard rm,
18X40 pool. Trade tor yacht
or ? Eq S40M <TI4l 328-578.)
BAYCREST
awm, 3 bath mansion ond
you "ill know It 11 a slngu·
lnr rv1c!cnce of creetive Im·
aglnahon that will alwaya
g1vf' ~ ou pride. Shown by
appt 11nly WALKER It LEE.
~3 \\'estclUf Dr., 646-7711,
Custom Bu1lt. Fonn1l dining Oitt•n Evn.
1wm, Fam1ly room, 4 Bt'd·
rooms, 31~ Bntha, a(lprox
3000 aqunre !ttt. Shown by
appointment. $75,000. Will
consider part trade. Owner.
Box P 704, Dally Pilot.
7-:u"~,\~.~-I _'i_J_B.,..,R..,.--,,2...,Ba=--. ..,,..ho_m_e
on 1 lots: can u1e as 2 apu.
Rm. to bid. Ntar ~ &
Ol'l'an. Will atll all or ~ Int.
nr tr11dc. Can park tn rear.
I?. 4lst. Owner 673-271~
$24.000 or 52,000 cash It Court. 980-0 W. 11th St-• m JOANN e
uwrne $19.600. 4 bdrm, 2~ See mrr • 972-A W. lTtb St. e.au or 541«17
baths. flreopla~, bar, buUt· EASTSIDE 2 BR, ftrepllce, NICE l BR. 0.,.. cpCa. Good
Ins, 2 car garage, patio beams. paneling, Adulta, oo lacadall, ar Npt ......_ M-
1lab. landscape. '67 • '68 peta. $128/mo. 673-7639 ulta. $17.SO . ..__..
propercy tax S349 with GI OiiiM~:1"'"Rii"ni:i::-=:I-=::;;~:;;;..:.._._=,;:;::::...__ exemption. 8292 D a r a y QUIET lge 1 BR. Older ~ DUPLEX 1 Bdrm a
Ort HD pie. FA heal yard care. no N•-s-t.--c.a....-. -..t-
vt, · child/pet. $8S mo. 642-9l2fi la;,~ ... ._ •&..nu f•llJ ,_..._
BY OWNER~ BR -2 BA. -;2;-8iiinD:::;::::-1.:::-==:al.;;;.::;:!;,,_..~-=~ .,..,.., ..
Fam!'" ep•· D F I "' unfuni.. large yard. $15. 1 BR .&.... • W\.-UtO Vo ''" l'J)S, rp, 2•nE 15'" ~"TPM ~ .. ,..U ( .... fe _..__. • ~ Patio. Btwn: Beach & Cold· "" · u.. ~· '7' • • Ind. Adulta. no dop. .....,......, r-a,.
enweat 1t Off Mcf'ftddm 5J&.37TT 847~ 642~, sa.9044 eYea, Boys Ctub & Glrh Clult
$23,<XXl * Call 89'1-19'l2. 1 Bdnn Hr.t. $77.!0. Kitchin 2 BR. Partly tum. Wl'll e ~ I 8r'1 • 2 lSa
15362 CASCADE LANE. appl .. 2177~ Mlntt St. carpet. Adulta pref $125. e 8wtm Pool • Putlire-
1 t.ARGE 3 BR • 2 BA. 002·9851. 642-2885 · US Albert Pl. .... • Frpl lndlv/lndry faic'19 -..,..-------1-----_...;....:..;__1. Adulta A FamllJ .nu Bltn1, Cpta, Drps. Frpl. TOWNHOUSE. 2 Br, 2 ba, PLACE 1'0W' nm lld .mer.. 1145 An.helm Ave.
FHA aJTPr-S2S,300/rio<Xkln. bit· Ins, rpts. d~. Pim d:ey .,.. 1ooktQs -DAILY C M ,._ "-
\Vh11" elephant.a? Dlme·a·llne or NO down Gt. * 9G2·5l56 pool St6.5 mo. S4S-T.;2-!. PILOl' dualfted SG-6678 ' ..,._..,,...,
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RENTALS
t · Apta. U1
Coa._ M.14
LUJ
LI~
SPACIOt:
2 bath ~ti
pttl, drape
3117 •
Rental Mlf. ,...
BACHEI
mmt El tlon ..,
shops. Sf
Bkr. 64E
MOVE
2 BR Dt
2043 Wa
2 BR, atoYr
Cpta, drp
IChool. SlD
$'151 BR D
Adu1tl no
fric.~
2 BDRM,"
ln1 drape
548-0&22.
BEAU VI!
Fenced, C
private $1l
LCE11r2
Uo9. COll'le .. ,,,,...
NOW
Tll
QDIC
THI
DAIL
WA
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~. ~31, 1967
RENTALS RENTALS RINTA~I
Apta. Unfurnllh-!_ Apt•. Unf uml1hed Aptt. Unfu"'f lhed
ltl!NTALS RIAL !STATI
General
JU•Dll«'.BEN'TS AHNOUNCirMENT5
DAILY PILOT 23
SERVICI: DIRECTOR y
Apta. Unfurnlthed _.NOTICES lftd NOTtCIS Cement, Coner.ti 6600
Coate Mela 5100 Coste Mela 5100 Fountaln Valley 5410 Roomt,., Rent 5"s _Lo_"------~~00 a...°'' • 'Cw 6J9 _t..t ______ .. __ 1 ~_ .. ____ 640.S_ e QUALITY e
LUXURY
LIVING
SPACIOUS 2 6 3 BR
2 bath Apta. Bullt·lnl, car-
pet., dnpe.. Quiet UvJ.na.
3117 Clnnemon
Rental Mir· Mn. Cbrlatemen
546-1034
BAalELOR apart-
mmt EuWde toe.
tlon euy aoceu to
&hops. 165 pet DIOlllh.
Bkr. 646-«i56
HARBOR
GREENS
BACHELOR • UNJ'URN.
from $100
lncl. util.
1 • 2 It 3 BDRM.
FURN. A UNFURN.
Heated Poot., aiild Cue
Center, AdJ. to Shopplnc -
2700 PettrlOll WaJ, at Har-
bor 6 Adami, Colt.a Mesa.
546~
$80 MODE!tN l BR unlum
duplex apt. hwe A refri&
1 or 2 Adults.. No peta. 1963
Wlllace Ave. MM153.
DELUXE TOWNHOUSE
A P T S. Ora.nae Count:r'•
Coolest area! 5 rnl.n. btacb
NEW 2.J BORN UNFrS
Carpets Drapes, BuDt-tn
appliances, l ~ ba. Encl.
dOl.lble aaraie. 400 sq •. ft.
family room. POOL!
95Z-3002. IQ-4411
or 540-01•
Laguna_~ch 5705
ROOMS FOR RENT SACRlFlCE ak, wd cub A.,.,,,«IZ _..... r.r AL'IZUI> ..__ Malulll STICK TO uuo per t11eek 6: up due to ms-. lllton City ...,_.., a.I E •tat~ w ...._ .. Be1boe la. YOUR CONVICTIONS
Huted pool • Maki lel'Vice lot, nr. be&cb. hid O\'er lau , rd • ft-* .._. Onillmit --= W'ftTI ID Yoa don't bavt to 1etUe
llt11JUes tum.llhed $3,000 • mMe olfer. 61:!·3.i&! ._.. lie•• L ... '2 ,.._..._ 0..S: iG-JDt fOr 8lcxmd best
e CEMDrI' WORK e e CALL 8JS.5aWi e
THORYK CONCRETE
AD type9, paliol. walks •••
Free Eit. 675-5516 'IV· Kitchmettea Eve., wk-.. .._. .. lillllllt. Pdlc. .... -..: IZJ.M9 ~ JN'l'1lAMATICS ca... 100
MO'I'Eb-TAHITI 1WO tots Hai11or Ra1 ~lcm-~ Olla: maa 8UU. wlllllt .., ..... the m.t, molt CODlprehel> ========
Sd-2129 oriaJ Park. $400 or m• -ar. .._ .._. ... -= llYe computeriz.ed matchlq Chlld C1re 6610
GUEST HOUSE W/ldtchen It offer. 6S8-'5&3 J, W. Rwse, ....., .. ..._ 4m Da c..MI. "'&Mda". V1c: 8'J'Vice anilahle ~ --------
1226 •. J~-A•t H-· ......... c ., ... ,.._ <;.. .._....__ VACANC'l *Nunery Sehl. l..nc!ry prtv. Pri•ate bath It c. -~ PlllYATE MCltEY --.. ~ Far .......... tlce OD our 111>-
Entry. Woman onb'· Near et, c.Jlf. 9'1343 * 1M It M LOMI(*" tnm ~ m«m 1Dmited lifetime prosrain, E~7 to 5:30~~ o.c.c. 54()..8638 evea. CORONA del Mar Truly ~ Jd 9adlla Ot. ~lie EARJU11G. s.-re cut u. call CIDI cl our bdsht, pollte Har er. *
NEWPORT I PVT 3-ROOM ecutlw . Larser ocean UIS tm Nar6 a J LL tlull 9lll a so Id. in • ~lO _ ._.JtO .. cOlt1 p.mor. obU-Contr1etor1 6620
Apt -.mo. Kitcb avail. harbor view lat for Ale. S0-m1 & ;· 1 ..... C..-HaJl, UCL -...... --------100 AU. ulll·Pd! 673-7!133 Not~· tnq: 67>4150 I Pd. 2JllL....., m :rm INTIAMATICS NEW CONSTR. • Additions
d~~~ :J) NICE Bdrni Kitcb priv 09-Owner. ....., ...... .. ~. loll male or ORANGE Re.modeline -Lie. Coote.
• tional. In pvt adult home. R-2 Bll lot 6 Hae, planl -Mldl !Dam. Od.. 23. ~ Dtv. American Soc1al DON HAWE 642-1246 . t 'I'. Nr 1hp'1 It trans. 54M271 a untta. Owner' must lidl DO,___. .. ._. ~! RIP Dr~ i.c-. Rewan( FllUDdatioa Inc. Addltlona * Remodellnc
SLEEPING room for man. lAJW dn. ~1393. 49M77t We lllllft lat lnlll ._. &Cf. tJNJON BANK BLDG. Fred H. Genrick • Lie. LAGUNA llACH aa .__.._.A...._ e-e S'U1TE &17 ORANGE 673-600. * 549-2110 Luxury Furn/Unfurn. Pvt home 6: ent. By mo. 2 CHOICE LOTS llarfpilr Ch.. m F..-GERM•• ... Female ll'IP-(Next to FASHION SQUARE) .
Bacbe1or • 1 6: 2 BR only. $35. lM3 Oran&e. CM Harbor '*1 Memorial Awie.. Lie. BcL°..... Jtr, .._Ir tm:; at Yie. J&. KI 7-5644 C1rpet Cl11nlng 6625 ~epe to Shore It Shops PRIVATE room wtth kltch-24.82 Oraiwe Ave-1.1 1-SISM lila YW;a. ....._ 13'1.arn COAST HEAL TH CLUB Newport B .. ch 5200 Oceanview trom every Apt. en prlv. B1k from Oc~. Af•90UNCWJllS MALE SCOI J i DOG. A D V A N C E D pile ~
MOVE RIGHT lN CARIBI Leue from mo mo. up 67Ma evee. BUSINESS and ... NOJ1CES a.D'PIDSBORT. EAR ~~_!!. Shampoo method for q1.141.
2 BJt Dra 1aunc1 4M-U49 FINANCIAL --------m SIDE. * m-m2 v~ our ex............... ..... tty n1il 6 carpeu 1 hr dry,
'WY• W-"~.· iu•mryo. BOAT SLIPS AVAIL 1IX) a.I1T DR. Gueet Homea 5991 ,._. CflW ~ ._ Mm.1bnl 1'rt. 10 am-I pm guar. insured. 638-5000. _., ......._..., '""" 2 A 3 BR • 2 Ba Bua. Opportunities 6300 Sat. 6 San. 10 ~ im ...;;... ______ .,...,,....-=---=-
2 BR, stoYe 6 mri&' avail. trom S225 mo. ~v;:. ::. =· ~::. -ROOM--to_r_2-elder-ly-la.d-iea FOUND: wle. flf ,,.._. A PW I • 6405 132 E. lltb o1f Newport Blvd. ORANGE COAST CO.
Cpta, drpl, Near Wlbon e Htd Swim Pool Che to oce&n. $18S, all util in sueat borne. OWNER'S ILLNESS U.... 01111a Illa. 111k. X • aTEMENT1I (.M. 642-5090 A!!v:~~~s;~; t!." w~
IChool. S100 mo. 546-4484 e Indoor Parkinc tncl. 4M-30M 64&-3391 PORCES SALE 6 wWle. _. llillm. .._. 011111e1 -111Ps TR E Nor rnpona•ble for a.ny guar, Insured. ™ .
$15 1 BR ~lex Close • in. 310 Fernando, Bal Pmn FOOD TO TAKE OUT. I> ..-.,_. w/°'*6. GRODP, ~ ,_-. trtpa. dletJta other than too.e coo-
Adulu no ~ta. Stove A re-COn the BaY. 2 bl from Ferry) Rentils Winted 5990 Misc. Rentals 59" tahliabed business, ideal 1Gei1 -. llel!l ...,. w/am!l ~ for by Jt\11df, Oct. fric. ~ 3 BR.-2 BA. * STEPS to for couple. Year 'round. fOUND: BI a e k ...._ ....,....._ m.-i J.t PM a, Wesley Peanon, 537-8146 Electrical 6640
2 BDRM, wall to -" ,.......,t Shore It Shope! Lease $m-FURN., 1 bdrm, apt. or SINGLE Garace 1or atonp. Brouted OUcli'en, tbrimp. ~ *-lamla Ma Aft. DO ___. -.......__ "'•... u---.a ,.,..,. ~-..-......,~ b .. r,5 1 dult 21TT li'I--St lf'7U .. k mo p;,.,. .._ .. , ~~ ,__ .-..c _ _,. --------ELECI'R.l...uu~. 1.-.:illOCU• a drapes built-Im, mo ,yrly or lqer. Prefer ,..,..., Y "'" • a · -..uc• ·• '"'° -· --. ucu. --~ a 259 .._ Cal A illmtiCr -'DIS alWW in ~ all job . t 541-0f.22. eld""Jy perlOna. No peta. S3S-4.1M 962-9151, 642-2885 etc.1'ull pdce $13..500... sa.:.2 m . --...-. tba AMauncemenfs 6410 Bonded. Sm s, main.
o""•u 1~29th st. * 613-7533 WANT 2 BR. tum. boule for REAL ESTA Tl down. Newport Beadura. RU.I'--.....--... ,._.._a.It M .... OaD :::lt=repa.lra..==:::::54&.5=203===-~ VIEW APT/2 • Br. al 67341DO ---_..,,,, --_, LEISURE CARE CONV A
Fenced, Cpta, 0rpt. Very 3 BR.-2 BA/Elec-bltnt w/ 3 retired per'ICD; nr. mkt., 0.W ~Br:·~·~ Lia .... ---LDCENT HOSPITAL. ~ G1rdenlnt 6680
private ~l"I» 642-1158. dble ovma A Dlbwr. Ql~ Costa Mesa Joe. 646-1779 Liquor~. ~ 0>. ,._..... ..-.. .... -·· -.... TCH --------
Drpa, Patio. 1 blk to Ocean! ========' Income PntMrfv 6000 Actlft. ftll locm.d. m -~u ;a ar.,. Victoria. Costa Mesa. Now JAPANESE AMERICAN LGI: l A 2 BR Apta. Bltn pe.. Yrly 1--.. K_mo • .,..., """6 Rooms for R-t 5"5 --tn-• Ile CaD -*>' flf Ame-,._ ecceptiJlg Medicare Pa-GARDENER 1 1~ \IN( ·-.
tlol. can•enien.t location. '199 after~......... Vl.r<W ... $9,000 ,., Unit -~'Mr. Roat. ......... ~---~ --""9"'Ne with tlents. can 642-0387. COM'L/JND'L ?RE81..~.
9wJlmlr, Apt. #L MS-8073 ~="""'-.,,,.-:-------$12.SO UP wit. W/ldtchen __ _, .., QM • me .. ,, *C ~-,_. Pe 'tr TfStillc. Malnt. F--·:t. ""0 2295 . LGE 3 BJ\, aorieoua oce.an .,,.. -.-. O'Oll 1D001De. COIN LaaDdry • 2 Jn Giil. F• llGdla 135-mJ C.. t Loft 6411 ...... ...., ""°" view, 100 atepa to water $200 $22.SO up Studio Apta. 2376 Low VACWJ, bl9t Jncome Good bu1iDe-. HUDl Bdt ears '1r ~ 5INliB PAKDES H ~:.....s e e e 1ftl1 ry EUROPEA: • LANDSCAPER
NOW'S THE
TIME FOi
QDICI CASH
THROUGH A
DAILY PILOT
WANT AD
.DIA~
142-5671
(
mo winter or yrlJ to reap/ Newport BMI. 548-97M. avaJlable and can ~ in-area. Owner 9fi.US t..t •l ill ..._ a btMU al 2·LOTS. Fairhaven Cemetery Complete landacapln& Ii
pty, 4400 Seubore 54G-3862 =N~ ~:. S:.. ~ c:reued. ~~ ~ 8USI1!3I' m.arllieqllw 9 Prilm Pa.._ * Call; Santa Ana; one or both. maintenance service. Very
DELUXE 4 BR, 2 ba, Ocun bailL -.mo • ...._ .,.... .-~7-town. 1119 DAIL~ PILOT WAU.EI'~ lll:M' ._. 56a1i • S.a1m Otinacr, 1201-1(1 Sycamore reasonable. 548-4337 eves.
View. Frplc, 1 blk from O...t!led 11eCtiaa. San Ille. Dn. a QI. JD ..._ AJDHWO Aaao--Ternce, ~. Calli. GEN'L Cleanup. Tree ~·
ocean. Im mo. U3"'4lat __, dme a .a.t. J.aaa aew..L. fll«a _._Ala. ..... m-m. SERVICE DIRECTORY Ice. SJJrayin&. New lawm.
St. 87U1&1. S __,,. m•ecz m 211..... Haulina· WeedJna. Rototm.
• Vin' or a;; a 0cea • VJ IT· • S. 11111 & ..,... =======:;.!_=~~~~~=di~~~==== +.Ms•.,...._ '505 LOW PRICES! ~
2 Bdnaa.. frvlc, 4 •Pill iilW •iii Don. ... °"I I I bill Q9 ..... 0c i ' N PERSONAL lawn care, _,.,
548-239' An. I P.)t m.B Rod111t1r. Owta.... IE edJe, Own equip. Jlee!I,
aa. 0..... MUIUJ. mo rate. 5tJDn aft 4: 30 •
5210
Newport· Shor11 5220
LARGE 2 BR. 2 Ba. New
C&l'IJ· 6 drapes, lwa&t·
Year's leue $160 Mo.
494-9502
Corona ct.I Mar 5250
OUR
DIME-A-LINE
COUNTER
IN f aguna
Beach
242 FOREST
AVL
NO DIKB-A·~
All TAKEN BY
PHONE
Drep In and meet
Ml'lle Martin
It.., efflce.
lutfMll Rental 6060
For Lease
~ IUltab~ for buslDe9
that would bendt and coin-
llde with a hotel operation.
Sacldleback Inn
&..tune IMch ror Information call
494-9436
Retail Store or Office
PromlMnt locaticn Bal-
boa laland, (10 lq. ft.
•. • • carpft. SJ.00 per
mo. IU!r. &42"'555
STORE or oftlce w/fmll apt.
$100 mo. OT E. Balboa LE..au .._,
Office a..tal 6070 --· --* NEAR AIRPORT Le pn1 oCficet Cir dilplay·
rm w/3 Deluxe vrt CJlftcea.
Wareble .-ce w/~
door S2»mo. * 5tMOJS
Sol~ a Simple ~W W'onl Pu:zfe for• a..d1c
r I I I
r I I r I
·~~lfTIOS .. r r r r r r 1
•Tm~&mas I I I r· I I I ·-.. ---~-
6550
QRANDMO'nlER will BABY· srr in MY HOME for work·
CUT It &Sa• Lawn Serv. Ii
Maintenance. IJcen!ed CM
548"'4D • 56-8570 a1t 5 PM
EXP Garden!Di & Landscap-
ing. Cement work. Reuo0n
able, reliable. 642-4400
e FALL Pruning &: clean-
up. Dependable, reasooable
~tes. ~1928
inc mother. Prefer child ========
OYU 3 • companion far ID.Y General S.rvfc11 6612
3-Jnl" old girl. 962-2118 --------
MA'roRE woman wiU baby-
sit school ace chlldren at
my borne. 2 to 6 PM. De-
pe!ldable. 673-~
ODD JOBS I Yard Cleanup,
-Carpentering
GARDEN MOWING &
EDGING. * 548-6955
e CAU. MIKE 673-3760 e
Reuoo. Reliable ~
6590 Paint • Plumb'g • Carpent17
671D * NO ma TOO SMALL! * HauUnt
All repatn. Md. remodel, ---------
R ..... Me * ll6U3T1 ll«MllC Ul4 ~
EXPDUENCED. Bqain tc ~*-E.
remod., Jarp or amll. ~ Uc. 546-4224 HAULING, c:JeaJql, 1.oCJ,
REPAJRS *ALTERATIONS garares etc. Dump, '1dp.:
CABlNETS. ADY Ille Job. bac.khoe. t.iU. grade. 962-8145
2J 71"1 aper. 5'M'TJ! I ronfng 6755
c.m.nt, Concrete 6600 moomG 15c an tttm.
BRING HANGERS * '33 am'Oll Patios, pool decka. W 20Cb St.ICM. * API'·B. ~ Omen~ ••• --·------,~=---:-... ~· 1421Ql0
People Will Spend
A Lot al Money •••••
for their Y crds. Porches, Patios
and Pools during the next few weeks
But First They'll Check
DAILY PILOT Classified Adsl
so, if you have outdoor furniture
and equipment you're not using •• ;
DON'T JUST SIT THERE
Get In On The Action Today!
DIAL DIRECT ,_. ..... your adn 642-5678
DIOiit• C1 If 540-12201
Stcri Some of ._.. S S S S
Coming yow way. Tiie T1111e Is right
The buyer Is wallisg.
• • •
DAILY PILOT WANT ADS Will Work For You
I
;"!., DAil V Pl LOT Tuesdly, October 31, 1%7 , \
~------~s5iEiiR~vm1c:iEfD01iii~rEEcc-fi1 OOiRi'ivn iii•-------------JOes & H11111Ul1¥111-n.-.s & ~ JOaS a EMPlOYMINT JOBS & EMPLOYMENT JOBS ' EMPLOYMENT
SAYE
~ASH!
Meeonry, Bride 6830 * * * * * * tWp W r f. ._ ~...-w......_ M.t '(2CIO Help Wanted, Men 1200 !:!_•_IL_~enMd~ Men~
BRJCK. BLOCK . STONE DRAFTSMDI PL.ANTERS ·SLATE tn
CEMENT work. 636-2916 ENGINEERS Eledr~henlcel
Paperhantlnt
P•intlnt 6150 TRAINEB
::::::::=WlllG!E~~~IINTERIOR rooms $17 up +
paint. Exterior, o'bang &: Ne bfllllk&:e we ary. 21 to 35 years. ._ .._. o tr Pe U )'Ga ba~e the apli·
.-.. ~will lnill y-.. Ptnn.anent employ-
..._ Iba •• opportanity tor advance-...._
IEC lrnnl4!dlate openln~ for
electro. mechanlcal drltlt•
men with two or more
y e a r s experience and
knuwledge ol schematics .
Read
DAILY
PILOT
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5
5
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F
I
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D
Every
Day
For The
trim $120 up. Neat work.
847-1358 HU&lfS
JNTERtOR. EXTER.IOl't
Fut It nt'al, 1 BR Apt,
complete $89. 842·~
YOUR p&Jntu • bonded and
~fa. stall jobs welcome.
Veterans painting. 642..0-127
Wh1ddye Want? Whaddy1 Got?
SPECIAL CLASSIFICATION FOR
NATURAL BORN SWAPPERS
Speclal Rate
........ -..
~· 4! ,_. cl ret:dl i 0 w Ml iiUIEWS MON. ntaU SAT.
PROFESSIONAL pa:rti11g. .S line. -5 tlmea -5 bucks
CQISltn~ ill ........
• r-.. e m-.. _. 1mt4 SPS Western
ltUlU -'0 llilUSl IN(l uorr Discount r;cea! Frtt esU-
matea. Reler's. 536-0360.
l·BR APT (Int). Labor • $40
Material extra. Qual·work.
GUA.R. 545·3087
1-Wllll "" ..... .. "-· ,,__ --.. .._ ~YOUlt ~ eM/W __._ 4-<) line1 t11 ..iwt1...,_
~OTMIHG FOii $Al IE -lllADIS ONl YI
PHONE 642-5671
•• •>pa. ........
.... VTVJllf"&. .....
te!llt .... ~ ... ~
trail&. A l1nillllC ._...
2'191 Se.. ........ s..ta Ana
All ..... SS lwitf •••hJCr
To Place Your Tredor't PeredlM Ad e9el dicl lll*~
tryia ~
Plumbing 6890
PLUMBING LEAKS, ELEC·
TRONICALL Y located, re-
pajred. replaced under c:e-
ment, wallt, ground or any.
place. Eatimatea • evenings,
week.ends OK. Call Mike
673-3760
NB Oceanfront 2 BR home,
S18M eq. Balboa Dlx Du·
plex .. $10M eq. Both rented
Trd for S. Calif. R.E. Prine
only 213:69U012
TRADE: M·l lot 70x2J.1,
oea.r Falrvlew & Baker.
$11 ,500 Equity: trade for
house or Income prop. Own·
er. 546-4996, :>48-0017
Plumbfng 6890 TR A D E 25' Richardson
----------cruiur, Gray eng. encl. * SAV-ON PLUMBING * head, slpe. 4 for '67 Ford. * Remod-Rcpairs-Reas * Chev, Ply ata wag or mtn
l-=*=64=2-U>38==*=::::546-=396=1=* or farm land. 646-8973
6960 $95.000 7-unit Apartments,
----Npt Hgts. Income: $9:35 mo. e DRESSMAKING; lovely 135,000 equity. Trade part
fashions especially for you. for mobile home.
Fittings In my home or OWNER 642-2514
yours. $20 &c Up.
Fashions by Barbara ~
ALTERATIONS
CUSTOM Dit~MAKJNG
"LOUISE" 548-n04
Alterations-442.SMS
NHt, acruratt, 20 yrs. exp.
WANT-Land
HA VE-20 UNITS
W/spendable Income
• 100~ occupied
Pyramid Exch. • 646-2629
'66 PONTIAC e e e e e VENTURA CATALINA.
Prw • 11Mr"1 / Bralca, Atr. Tile, Llnoleurn & M.ble
wm TRADE ror Cood \lled
6'75 StatiOn Wat.on. • 644-2724
-.-v-em-e-. the--Ti-le_Man____ Sportfisl\inr Charter boat.
CUst. worlc. Install It re-Licemed 36 pusengers. Pymnll made thru April ..
pa.I.rs. No j ob too small. Sll,000 eq. Trd for bouse or Planer patch. Le~ shower repaired. 847-1957. boat. 63J-49-1&
DUPLEX and 2 BR house. IOBS & f!M-'I 0 " -!'Ill Need fixing up. Great pot.
Job W•ntecl, Ledy 7020 ential. Fully rented. U2.000
eq. Tn:I for house or boat.
YOUNG married woman will 633-4946
-------~ give good care to infant or TRADE au or part 70 acres
small child. Phu lite Ilse-in OCEANSIDE. $150,000
work. Your home f Prefer ~ulty FOR INCOME.
Npt Shores area) Mon·Fri. 542.2945
Call 642·3933 -20-· _Oi_ara_ct_e_r_boa_t.-1-933-/\-t·
NURSE. Ile"' in area. 16 yrs kin °'61gn. "Ben Bow II"
exp, all phiues. front & back Motor Sailer. New Sails.
office. Ref. Prefer Laguna. S800 value for l~er boat
494-2848 aft 4 pm. or try us! 540-5289
FAST typist d~'ires part HOME 9lua Income 3 BR.
time work. Available 9 AM 3 baths, lam rm + 3 BR.
to 2 P.M. 5 days week. 2 ba, 1tudlo Apt. $51.000.
646-7647. TRADE up for additional
_H_O_U_S_EKE __ EP_E_RS--. -A-l-DS-units. Rltr .. 673-4350
-COMPANIONS -2 DU P LE X ES, EX.
By the aay or perma.ne.nt. OiANGE tor 1mall houK
Homemakers. 54781 from Palm Sprlnp to Palm
TRADE; La~a. nr. Victor
Hugo's; home & a_pt., trpL
lge. rms. $7500 equity.
Want: apt. or land in Ha.
wa1i. 646-1903
Wll.J. TAKE TDs or vacant
or ! . FOR 8 wiits LA lt./or
3 BR beach home Newport
Beach. Rltr. Call 6*-0596
or 540--6346 eves.
HU&HfS .,, .. ....
Nsapat ..... c.8.
Aa ~ ....-·a
5 • )>ti" -J&H"
a , • • Ji
'j IH
Elemiiiilic:f>ll:h"'wimla
2 ~ ... ,....a--
flS'ilme ia • -0 ..
5 -..... cirmt YORBA Unda Condo., 3 BR
& den, air-c:ond., wet bar,
many extras; no common
wall: trade SSOOO equity
for sailboat. 842-6872
----------------~-...... ciraiil ...... cilaiil-.Jp .. --...
ITALY, between Venice A:
Triest. DL"<. Condo.: :? SR..
furn.; free It. cleM; valoed
at $23,000. Exc:hanre for 3
BR. houae w/vie'W. 64&-tm
NEW Palm Sprinp home,
on goll course, new furn.
3 BR. 2 BA. den, wet bar
& bllllard rm, l.Bx40 poot
Trade for yacht or ! <n4)
328-5786
HA VE 30' Twlmc:rrtr rly bridae Spirtllllber ($1Sll
equity). Have ecaatt:r • well/Joe Triplex. ........._
ror pidc up, and/er ! .
642-2020
Huntinifoo Harbor 4 BR, 4
ba, over 100' wateorfnlat.
Trade for res. lot It/or C
prop or ? . S38,000 equ. Bkr.
Paul Gailey, 847-2531
.. ,....~
aoc ... r111,.11r ~ will
de:tft ptdtu& 5-1-...
mlt ... 5 c ....,... ....
bdpM. DluasZit4 ~ .................
tia1 ......... -.. , ....
ll*lr 5 -..... tadlnr.
PlilOP 0 lllAID1'C
'71 W. IM..., c..a. ....
SaMll
Aa ..... UC -Pb z· JU
NEW 1pllt·level 2 BR. Yr.
'round, fully cptd. home; " INSPECJOR
Lake Arrowhead vie. Trade l"rwci -1 Gww
equity for newer car, tnJdt
& camper, etc. "94-2604 )fa c II i a e ...... £illilri-~ •• l y. ""' .. CUST. 5 BR. w/corrak, T~ •a1ea. I 5 L
trails, Riverside, $17,000 a.-&.. Call Ir .......
Eq.: ••ant beach rft. or mmt.
income. Owntt, Riverside S..%!25 ., 56UJI
liM-4001; t94-7SQJ ~ All ..... I J -
.... drail ... --.. ...._ ... , I dtail ..,_ llr!lfillc.
\ f j I&
.. ....... c:iauilij. .. , . =s -..
-----~~,... .. p;' ............
~-....r a ... .......... ...
•1111111-~-·--· 'asr~DD. n:r .......
ft.. ... k7 I r• a
a -1fall a...t Dirilim ~ .. 75''~
ca a.~ .... ... ,..... ...
OLD ENGLISH DUPLEX & • su * * Comer lot I CdM I. Out of
town owner Wll.L TRADE -;A;;;1 ;;;1Elf;;;1'1;;;;10ff;;;--:::;;::=:=-:::-1 IBP W AIRED
$13.500-eq !or LOT or m·1. tailen. _ ....._ ....
C. Martin, Inc., rn.-1662 AJ1..n1 ......... at.-'n"'
0 R A NGE &: cnpefruit a.it nltaoten, _.. IEW a.fl1tACT
grove, Rlvenlde Cty.; wUl iea. ...._ r-.. .._.
exchange for Lai:una. Costa low ._., e+ • ,
Mesa. or Newport Bc:ti. dam. wn.e ,&a+ iw
prop. 494-1~ TI4:684-4001 ie ~ 0 i a. ll
......... ;, •c
-·o...~-.. Inn ••r• '-*-.,....._
Electronics
Technidans
''("
Lectiqz b' an lnte.rcsl·
m& " cha1Jendn& job, ... Jadlillc the industrial
e:apaimcz usually re-...rer. Waill ID wu1c in
• ldlllCiuMs ins m Yirclft.
_.. wt.ft JOD will ean
~,,.leant~
Jf ,_ amsrer "ya" to
......... qar.stions,
_.. •• ,~our
'+ ....... ii Ille fJekls of a,.w fl It er ck¥icft
J\; a -mq a
Ill(! .. ...-.:
• .. '-it .... ldtp d
dtcdl ... tbeary.
B,.. ,._.. thae bu-I;
ic: .-"•wtkim, •PPb' io
pen1111to:
HUGHES
•L;-iwAw
"-po:t....., c .,. ..
....... oppui ... ~
mAf
loltiao1's
IDPOIT
••••••••••I y / Desert. Fortin Co. 642-5(0), SEC' P time ~am 10 1-pm Eves 54S·2S?6
<Riverside t J'actm. ..._ SllR DK.
~-...HA VE $10,500 equity In ?C80 ..... b&alli
'lllDiE DEPAll'DIE1t b
.......... fer
DEST
-111\Y s !
ci t~
IN
NEW
&
USED
CARS
The
ORANGE
COAST'S
leading
Marketplace
for
Automobiles
~the
autos
in these
columns
LOOK
ropAY
esealrel heavy S/H & typing --------
S2.SO.br. ~-HUNTINGTON Harbor nr.
e DENTAL ~ISTOO-shopping ctr.; $15.000 equi·
• Desires part time work. ty; want land, 0 r an g e
e can 494.2773 County or • ? Owner • 542-6195 PRACTICAL Nurse. -Hosp
and home duty. Nights or 14' CUST Ski Boat, xlnt
days. 546-6185. cond.; reblt. 50 HP Mere.:
lge. whl. trlr .. extras; vaJue
S7SO: Want V-8 1,; or \\. rn. 8' pick-up. 96Ui034 Domestic Help 7035
LIVE INS
Employer pa,ys fee•
George Byland Agen1'Y
100.B E. 16th, S.A. 547--0395
Chinese • English • French
Permanent, exper. Live • in
Far Eut Agcy. 642-8703
l BR home. San Bemar·
d.ino; 3 Ac. horse ranch &
acre lot. Apple Valley, equi-
ty $35,000; Want home, bch.
area or R-3 lot. 494-3440
* * *
sq rt 4 Bt home on 66x230
R-4 lot. C.M. WANT boat.
motor home, land, TD or
submit. 642-5046 eves.
.. dtu ....
mi:ll!lm~j .• 0.-.. ,
NE.WlllllR;: • wwa:z DEPr.
• MLQ Dl'PI'.
• atEiWf IJl'.Pf.
•OIPl'ICE
• P£iiilHiEL Dr.Pr.
OFC. Sidi:. 100% occupied;
Sl.SM Eq. le inoUI apta.
S30M eq.; Want: res. ar inc.
Laguna or bch. Owner,
Ri versicle 684-4001 : 494-7JOll
Lag.
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WANT good aid boat. pick-firm Gllf'rilir _. -
up le camper. houae trailer. tual f1m1k. r.-• ,e
or ? Trade equity in z.ctory No eqia-enc. wir tniia.
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4 bdrm. 2 be. near beach. Npt 8dl .mar._ m.m
8151 Molloy, HB . 536--0236 Saata Am ..... _... ' * lac.::..,;,,:..,.., ___ ..
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ARGUS EMPLOYMENT
CONSULTANT AGENCY
:!IWJ Westclitt Dr. #205
Nt'wport Beach 5-18-7796
1624 E. 17th S.A. 547-6336
l624 W. Oncent. Anaheim
Suite 6H 635-0941
Help W1nted, Mon 7200
Day Dishwasher
Over 21. exper. Apply 111
person only. SURF &c SIR·
LOIN. 5~ Pacific Cst Hwy
Newport Beach.
CARRIER BOYS
GOOD ROUTES
AVAll..ABLE
I lUNTINGTON BEACH
DAILY PILOT
• 642-021 •
ttolp Wanted, Men 7200 Help Went.d, "'-" 7200
EXPANDING 22 YEAR
OLD COMPANY NEEDS:
1 EXPERJENCED
• Cerpet Cleaner
\ EXPERIENCED
• Upholdery Cleener e Tralnoo1 (2)
Apply
2950 Randolph
Costa Mou
DRJVER/MUllt have Patiel
Sta·w•i or VW Bua. E.-uly
A.M. new1pape1" delivery,
N~rt f' Irvine area. Ap-
prox 20-hn week, $300 + &
growing. Permanent. Part
time job for Reliable Mar·
ried man over 25-yrs.
962-4633
NIGHT DISHWASHER
Great opportunity for am-
bllloua young man. Apply in
pel"IOll between 2 and 5 p.m.
daily.
Snack Shop
2305 E. Cout Hwy.
Corona clol Mar
E.l\l~INEERING AIDE -
City ol fountain Valley
$494-~ Surveyln~. draft.
ing • no11-1>rofeulonal ~
gineering lleld and office
work. Apply City Hall.
10200 Slater Avenue befure
Friday, November 10. 19ol
Pbonc: 962-2424
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1115£. .... c-. .. ----51.oeSllur•
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Phone f# wri1e WALU'.Jt A: i.llm
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drnt--. 11-ZL Clem lllllwm
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DAILY PILOT ~ camfliM 1 1;,..ct~•Cood ~
• m-en • ... 1llOt .._ .n1ft
ESTATE CA.JlDE.'"Dli lrlciil a.111111P1C91 ~ mrc;mr. c.--..... .....
Call "Cal~-sy ... nlr8•1ll -15l c/•
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BARSEl:.S WANTED .&1.Ler-----_.--~--.... ---.. -a-•
<.~D ib'/i~ """-' a """-SifQ S-.
OtAJ<GE IT! ey. 0 Ullt Dr. Npt Ilda.
&peri•*8 ........ .........,.
f•• lane a..fih
APPLY ... .,.,, Store
Ma"8y thru Frw.y
11AM.te4 P.M.
Aa eqllll.I ClppUllliiJby
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SA.LD
P~AT'IVD
Lailllliir ~ tpedal-.... tlealiair ill oru 100
...i.I f..s.. cqwdl .. ID
<bmp ~. 1119 ....
appa t..-;, tD enter dlgni-
W l"lemwl Rflinc f1JD
• pmt time ID+estmeut
a:p .... WJ ... train.
5fJ.ml. llllhlal 1"and (&
ftdars Ille. DID N. Main.
Sala A-.
~Opmlnc tor
SAlESPERSON
Sp11•••GoN.., ....... ..,.
£l:pei ience prdured
~ 21.JS
Apply betwftll ~ll a.m. .. ,., s.pl111
1'9 Nf'WPCJlrl Blvd., C.M.
Alert Young Men
2JI llours or more per week
with flexible schedWe. Ea.m
D a •ttk A up. Muat hllvc
DNt appearance. aocxt P'T·
aonality, car. 20 . «>. We
trllin. f'or prompt In~
ductory hMrview call Mr.
Ja.mrs. s+f.«i50.
HEAVY-DUTY--
MECHANIC
Nt"lf R.amblu dealer In CMta
Mr..a. Many benctits. Apply
in l't'l"!IOl'l lo Mr. Spel'r llOLl-
DAV SALES A: SERVICE.
lD Harbor Blvd •• Costa
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-IOAT-MECHANIC-
Drixl A pa cnrlne. Yacht
"'Jl9ir rxperknce ~ulred.
Coad job for top man.
Blacldco'a Boat Yard.
mG:Ji
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c.c1 twtn? • Good prutll!
BALBOA PENINS'tll.A
DAILY PILOT
• &el-an •
-FIBERGLAss-MEN-
Rollt,n, chopptrs. Gf!I·
C'OQlen, lamlnatora •
~ 4001 Blrdl. NB.
Join a dynamic
and progreuive
company w i t h
emphasis on plan-
ned diversifiC4-
tion. t-iere are ex·
cellent opportuni·
ties in a va riety
of areas.
MEOWIJCAL
ENGINEERS
e RF Peckaglng
e ME AMlyli1
• Printed Circuit
Dovolopment
• Jr. Mechenlcal
Engineers
.............. 1'94)
DIWTllG
• Detitn Drefttmtn
e Dreftlmon A&I
• Sct..m.fics
Drafbrnen , ............ .
• Dr ..... a.ck9r
• Quality Control
Tochnldam/
Writers
e R~vlnt
Inspector A
• Feb. lnspoctor
(WtlMJ
tWllf lCTURll6
• Sr. lndwtrlal
Engineer
• Colt Ettlm11tor
e Pr.ductton
Plan nor
• Aroa Dftpatcher
• Sheet Metal
Allomblen , ........ , ... w .. ,
e ·wa,. Wrep
Machine Operator Cl•' JM .... ,
• POW9r lrako
Operater
• Electro-Mechanical
A..-mbler
SUPPORT &ROUP
• Internal Auditor
• Mntor Scheduler
fPllTJ
• Electronlc
Technlclen1
• F'told Sonlco
T echnlclan1 , ...... ......_,
• Configuration
Anelyst
e Maintalnablllty
An1lyst
e Reliability
Analyst
• Dupllutlng
Equipment
Operator
Excellent com,,..
ny benefits includ,
ing unique Group
Medical / Dental
Plan, I 2 days an·
nual leave, plus
paid week at
Christmas.
Employment office
will bo open
I to 12 Seturday1
APPLY AT
708 E. Vermont
Anaheim
INTERSTATE
ELECTRONICS
CORPORATION
A subsldlury of
lnterstett' Englnecrtnir
Cori>0rntlon
An rqual op11orhmlly
employPr
CompetaUve W&1le atruc-
ture and excellent company
benefit• prOYlded, lnclud·
lng t:l days vaca lion durin&
fln.t yev ol employme.nt.
Our company wW relocate
from ill present facility to
a new a.Ir condit.ioned plant
ln the Irvine Industrial
C.omplex !adjacent to the
OrllJ\ge County A.lrp>rt) In
the 1pring of Hl68.
Apply 8:30 a.m.-4 p.m.
Evening Int~ viewa
may be aJTtnged
VARIAN DATA
MACHINU
1590 MONROVIA
NEWPORT BEACH
646-9371
An equal upportunlty
employer
~C> ---------· -"'-··-Med Msta (2) • .. • .. lo $3T5
Dental ~ ••••••• open
Cuhler, auto • • .. • to S2/hr
Biller/PBX ... .. • •• • to $G
~ ...•••.. tosa
CSertc Steno • • • • • • • • to $40G
F IC lb>ldaeepr • • • ID $500 * Best Local 0114 ... * J. R. PIDtCE
Aww:ia1ew ACf//l1C7
1112 ~. c.M. ICtm
SClflllD
c:. ...... °"9rtuntti. AJI~
60-T.... MMD Sa-Pw..Sll AIW7
9CD. Dewer Dr .. Nwpart Bcb.
WANTED~ be·
ma.id. Roman bndela,
TW 3-88118 er MT-$134. A*
-Deusy.
Help Wanted
Women 7400
TRAVlLING sttRETA!a:
To travel b .... Ol
CalH., Orrran. w.....-.
w i th~·.._...
Mlllt be neat and ~
Aae lJ.28. Good drtwr -s
~~s.lu7wnd
all experac. For ~
eend pudcWan to Bab a.,,
36m W. Balboa BIYd., Nftl-
port ae.cn, Calif. Cl' call
613-3562.
Attradlve Woman
AmbitiOUI, rood peraonallt:J,
use ol car, CNtt 21. Averap
part time $58. a week. Full
time $124. No expeMenc.9
nccesay. For prompt in-
troductory inler'View ca1J
Mr. James, 544'8560
e HOUSEis:EEPER
Cbrooa de! Mar. 3 houn per
day, 2 momlnp per week.
Own transportaUon, refer.
ences required. Call Mn.
O'Brien ~1626 10 a.m. to
4 p.m. for intenritw.
Brua~icaJ.C.O. Sales
FULLER BRUSH
Opport. mother'• Ii: coUep
&irls aervfce eatab a.tomen
$2.00 per hour
Call S3Ml55 oc ~
'UDY Beautician. M u a t
know pin-curia and finser
wavin& u well u modern
11Yllni. Middle • qed pre-
ferred. Call tvenlnp be-
tween e and 1 pm 50-4066
e SALES, part time. Exper'-
enced WOMAN'S READY
TO WEAR. OYer 35, l.quna
Beach aree. Write Box M·
703 Dally PDot
PANTS preaaer experienced
pre.ferred top wqea, bene-
fits Spanish spWdni weJ.
come, 5J6..3526, HB
C.EANING woman 1-d,y per
wk. and sitter to be avail
day or night. Refa. Own
1ran1. 646-4008
BABYSITrER. My Home. 2
IC~, 1 pre-IChlr. No
hsework. Dys, KZ-3590.
evea 546-2013
HOUSEKEEPER from 3 to
1 PM Mon. thru ft1. 547.ooJl
or 545-1913 eves.
BABYSITI'ERrmy home. Qc.
casional day1. Own trans,
refs. 847-2920 ~fore 6 pm.
Hairdl'e5Ser w/followlnr.
Small shop, good worldni
. cond. C.M. area. 54o--0341
DENTAL ASSISTANT
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JOBS a EMPLOYMINT JOBS a EMPLOYMENT M!RCHANDISE fOtt MftCHANDISE RJa MDCHANDISE fOR He~· W.ntM ---·-H-I ·W -_ _. --· IALI AND TRADI SAU AND ftAOE SALE AND TaADE
Tuesd.V, Oetobfr 31, 1%7 DAILY PILOT, 25
l ICANSPORT ATION TRANSPORTATION TRANS .. uKT A TIO~ TRANSPORTATION
• • p int--~"'!" 7400 Women 7400 Furniture llOO T• ._... 1121 ·FREE TO YOU _*-_t_w_cyc __ ... _____ 9_3_0v lm~td Autot HOO UNCI C1rt 990Ci 1 '•ed C1rs 9900
AllfMBlERS
Immediate openlnp for
NVeral Eleelror\lc uaefn•
biers on both flrat • MOOnd
&hlft.
We prefer applioantl with
a m.lnlmwn ol 6 mo. Elec-
tronic auembly uperlence
with a knowledae ot color
code, component recogni-
tion l IO)derlng know how.
Good at.artina ratea It bene-
nt1, tncludU,a l2 days va-
cation durtna lhe fir&t year
of employment.
0Ur comj)&rly will relocate
It.a tacWtia lo a new air
cooditimed plant ln the Ir--
vine Ind111trial Complex
(adjacent to the Orange
Count)-Airport) in the
SprJ.ni of 1968.
Apply 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.
VARIAN DATA
MACHINES
, 1590 MONROVIA
NEWPORT BEACH
646.9371
An equal opportunitJ
employer
Assemblers ...... ~--eh@k:al 1• m)I)'. Apo
pUcula _. Mft •
p)d woftr record. Ciils.
j)mla drtwr'a .uc.n.
and be able to pus •
strict ~ ex.am.Ina·
ti<m.
Openlnp ere avallable on
day, swtbs • pveyard
ab1fts.
8t.a.rtlnl rate ot P4l1 ta
$1..si per hour.
APPb' 1n pel"IQft to:
HUGHES
500 Superior Ave.
Newport IHch, C.llf.
F.qua1 ()llpoctunity Ernployei-.
KA F
'15 H~ 250 Sharp Cycle! PORSCHE NEED A CAR? CONTINENTAL
VII 'hf!' awder. -. __. ho LqlN ~OE. $350 or CAN'T BE FINANCEDT
DEBURRERS
Experienced In hand and
power tool deburring of
precl1lon machined com·
ponenll.
NIGHT SHIFT
b7EADY EMPLOYMENT
PROFIT SHARING
Headquarters W: n1 -Sllera. Cd ~ FREE 111 ....-i -me, Jbake oller. • 833-0348 e '65 PORSCHE CONV. •Bankrupt? e Reposseaalon? e Showroom S..,.... tm $6. 5tl-CZll .._... ,_.. Loni* young •.u y __ .__ "50 CC e Top cond? AU extras! eBad C-edit? • Divore«I'
• F11ctory Clcieeoiuta _......,..Oa, s IO. good -·~ • 646-2238 after g:»PM. •Military •New ID ~? • ',..i'ht n..-__. ~ .._ Ii .. lmmP I'd ... emapanion, -:;:;:;:;:Scram=;:;:;:·::::$325=.::::6'2-=955=2= ::;========I Make Payday P~menta
-·-.-.. _., _,, • .lalfts dil*'a 5'1-2158 aJt. -McCARTHY MOTORS No Down-B&Q tenaa OAC -Aute serYfce Spanlsb _ Modml • .._ im .,.._,. llft'tDr .. ia. "' 5 ll/l · SUNBEAM 1420 So. Main " Edin&er
Uv n--._ -• a...ddlle. Very nre. Bat GDMAN G s': rl; l12 yr. & hrta ·9~ (2 blocka N. ot Sean) • ""'"' ·•···· ..... -afltsoo Gft!I' ._ _... a111 ..-. D11 watchdog; '65 SUNBEAM Alpine road-Santl Ana Ph 542-3:IO'I
Dinette ....... Frm $SUS J!lws. To ...-::W ..,._: l\lso ATI'N: Dune ~ Bldra! &let'; auto. trans.; tonneau, --------
Bedroom. •• • .. t'rm DUIS Mft _.. nl rib t-.ie. Have bottom VW cbas&Ja, wire wheels. $150(). 642-5169
Approved Furniture __ 56-11!Z &ate model for sale. O>r-
nsg Harbor Bl CM~ MiKl .. 111 -valr eqines, late mod~ TRIUMPH · --J AflORA.11.B Wims Siam-'63 and above. A I a o rear J ( Clrter Co REFRIG "" .,..,.uAr..-cbr ar tDlldlls. f'cQy wt'aned sus........W. tor each car,
• • • '...,. £~ • POOL TARES Ith ••'*-. l wttb ok) N~-:J":JO, 548-3237, '57 TRIUMPH TR3, Dir.
671 W. 17th Street
Cotti Mesi
541-3421
An equal opportunity
employer
$30. Maple chest ol. draw· .,, 11-BRUNSWICK ...,. ---,....,. Recent overhaul, ~')Q down, ens ns. Rocking chr $1. --··-or ••.r-u ll/2 Ml S-4014 aft 5. ""'" Twln bed flS, Teak col.fee .,,, AMF .,, 1RlANGLE LOnl.Y. ,..._.,, well be-$29 mo. ·" • · · · · 494-S95l SIMe from l8i 'tl COMET Wagon. L e ft 1967 TR Spltflre. 3,000 mi, table $20. Telephooe and ......... .._ .-le to home front and both rear fend.
$7. "1IJ bedspreads It Blwwlm $115 nlle • • willa kidl ~ S. fenced ers damaged. NEW 6 cpl Perfect cond. $1995. !-=======;;;:::;
match'i curtain. $7.50. lee ONLY SDl.8 ,.& •1111 10/ll AUJ'O ENG, beat offer. ____ 54~8-7~433...,.,-.,.,,..,...~
gold WOOl "•a, _... _... 1~ f'UllANCING ~ ,.,.,.. · C:...0•11-$58 d 1 ·-........ ..,.,...... SECAltD POOL ntEE llMtlm tt good bomf: •........ Mi.. '64 Triumph ..,...L4U..,., e . --------
Baby equip. Table Ir kitchm 1 ....._ 1 .-. 1 tan. 1 ======== Dlr. Assume contract bal.
---------• chnl. 20tOl Ravenwood Lil. m s. Maill. ~ ~ ea. ibrakm. ean Trlliler6 Tr11vel 9425 494-5951
Meredith Gardens. 968-2161 5Jl.Jm ========:-t dol.ldo d. I f'll.. IGQ'89 11/2 FOR Rent. AdUlta. VERY
1'WO .... •4!!111 ~tmL OR ~ABLE. 381 Hamil-VOU<SWAGEN
2 LARGE beige club chain POOL TABLES a..r meet --cie .-r _. mr bbidl tm, C.M. ---------1
Be usured o1. money for $45 each. (2 for SIO) i..,. at ~ JricB! Slate. ..._ s.mt lO/ll ==:;c::;===== '67 VOLKSWAGON • Bug.
Christmaa -part t Im e rattaft club chair, (red plQ-all ._. __. ..a .._ '!i!-'!..,,,.e O"l'r, ...,:_ ~ Tr~-., Utility '4SO Blacl~ -Black int. ~pi work -no experience nee-tic cuatilona) $25. Doublll! 1'l!rmL Ac cw 0 pea ... , __ &.-ca equipped. 1600 cyl It Pla-
euary. mattrua, box 1prinp 6 e........._ _. 1 d ......_........._ __ .._ =-~ 'It tmL Trailer, all steel. tons. Empire cam 8c crank.
Call collect 5»5880 me•-• ---. ecn. 2 ........... _ _,. •• •7· ,._.,_ .. -. ,,_..,,,.. Porsche 2 b.-rel cart>. ram ... &HUK _. ...... BAOC:ER SALES Omunly. mfg. canvu cov-
mattreues $20 each. 2 iDetai 1111 NarGl llaill a % 11.ALTESE. % saa... er, 1 ton. $295. 642-5688 induct.Ion, radlala, mag.a.
f " __ ..... , .. _ 'n. IDalaa; .. a. 5 weeks. -::::::======= Loaded! Free equity. Take Jo... M .. n. w-7500 l' am e I ~ """""' ....... e Sam AM mer ~ -_____ • __ ... _ ... __ , blonde~ <'1ul top) llJ.1535 D/2 Trucb 9500 over paymenta. ~.
-ALL --------Drafted. PART TIMI -iD aood cmd1doa. KIIUH, ..-lif;lr m1pe ---------1 G.neral Office Work m.6925 • L()AH..ll(JY-811JL'lllADE l -. 1111. tD tiad dlt ·a FORD 6 PU. New tire•, W'll Buy
Men or Women durlni day· YOlll'H Bed l mattnm; CASH PAID FOR ...._ ~ 10/ll lr:ingpinl, mutfler, good body I
v .. -.... •™ ... 90W fli.w ~A uv.::tw'ftr SZiG or best offer. 926 E. time houri. Men dur'lnc eYe-........,.._ Auto w a• be r; e .._ * rw., • --.. ·-It ...._ low A (End Your Vol.Uwqen or Ponclw ninga A weekend&. Typlnc couch; ldtdi. tble. Ir 4 ___ ::.:__ !Jr !....___ """'anfroot er pt. 6 pay &Op dOlJan,. Paid far
AVON CAWllG
* '65 C'ONTJNENT AL. Excel
cond, full pwr Incl seats and
Windows, tac air. S3400.:Pvt
pty. 546-5000
* '66 CONTINENTAL.
LOADED! * PVT·PTY. * Best Otter OYfr $3900.
KI 9·2727 or Kl 9-1214
'61 SEDAN, wbt/bli & wbl
inL Alr, pwr, beaut. car.
Xlnt cond· $1350. ?48-5122
CORVETTE
'66 Corvette
4t7 eng, 4 speed, Rldi. Re91
sharp: •
Toyot1
Jffp
$3495
Volvo
M.G,
~lUDiA
• IMPORTS
1966 Harbor,· C.M. 646-930.l
'&s CORVETTE CONV /4-spd .
35<>-HP, 1-own"°. New paint·
Eldorado Bronze. CALL: 644-1595 att'S:pm or wkends
DODGE
'65 DODGE
chain l ------.. _ ....... , .. ... al 'B' St.) Balboa ~M. experience IJeCiMIU'Y· ~ .... :. ~ · tbair. ~ C. M. Ja_ .. ., & • -after 2:~ °' not. CaD Gene RoQnda. ,--------Full factory equipment. $1050 .,.,..,....... -._ , 673 1190 65 BUICK, full pwr, AM The job will con1iat of maiJ>. MED....,,,..n .. ~ .. ~ .,.. mu. lD Mfwpart Bl'ld.. c.JI. PROrDBIOlifAL P 0 0 d 1 e '61 GMC PU, wht. 8' bed, • FM tllt wheel newly tun-or $41 mo.•
••.c.n.nn.iu:.an r un.n e ......... e p . & by Yvoam of .........._. l Con._._.__ '58 VW Conv'. n-_....... color. ed, '.,ew brakes &: muffler, • after tax & lie. It taking and dispatmlna Dinlnl aet w/6 chalra, Kand-,,,,_ meet ~ yn. u'""""· .-.iwuu ·• Sadd'-1.--k Dod
TV lelVfce calls. Electro-1V carved headboard, 5• Round * AUC'llOll * ....,, ~ .. ~ Beat ofle.r. VERY Oe1111! ft.uni OK. spoUeas cond. U175. 67J..6510 IW'""° ge
la opening a bra.ocb ln oak table / --.t 1 ,,,..._,.. Needa mech W'Or'k. Ideal 1401 North Tustin new -·..._.. r 0 • D ,_ .. _. • .., 0..-1125 fix-up car. $350. Pvt pty. CADILLAC S"'nt1 An• •~7.9313 Ulla IUti (near the Ovwn bue. 173-1561 .... ~ ~ 01EVY 19&1. ~ Too. V-8 • ~
Valley Pkwy . and the San 2 TWJN bed ~ 2 .... ...... ftftltlttla T .... PU &BB a E D °""' ' 1 a.... mlleap. McOaaald 64.f-071B Freeway Minutes From l>leso PW)'). UDtD our perm-.. ~ ............. I \Aft-L.I .& Ii ... ....... -No p111P1D. C:amlitt• Both ex.cellent '66 VOLKSWACFl'f. re at 1~ CADILLAC SedaJi de-EY~bere anait boiJOls i. completed, .._._ _... -....... -""_,. I rt:IZ'.-... (ll!Dll. ~ 661176 clan low mlleap. tnum... Vtlle. .c.dr, Whf Hn:Hoo, .. ..,.. ...
... -....... .._ ...___ -""111 ..,.._.. - -951'i ~QI --IOI' _......, beaC. $1515 ..i. p-een bod1• Llke naw. On))' --..,pus Doclge Monaco
11¥ --WW --...... ....,. l. ._ .. WiiE&D PUP -IL CAMINO .;;-• • -25,000 mlJta, run power, Statton Wqoa. 25.000 mJ. !,,,~ ty P• EAJU.V ·---Maple ....... ._..C -. IMI ..._ ...._ AlfClltl&. All ...., &eaw. v.a. Auto. _...._ _ _._, * OOl!ditioftlna. S«JOO eub. mic __., tac dual a1r -· 01td:, ac;;; ...._ ._ ~ n ...... mzm .._ 1 ,... SIB 1r ~ 'fl vw Good ~ Ori&tnal owner. C&ll m-m cond, S:mG. Call C'lW939
For an inteniew appoint-m.n12 •• ..,h_,. tr.. _ IKIS.'lll Piiis. loriac JN; .._,. 9510 ~~~ _n: ~ rJ,. between 9 am a.nil 5 pm. 1961 DODGE 'Coronet. R/r
meot plHJe call collect to DINING room aet, m.U1otr. ,,-l'w • • ,,--SF .&llC. ......., flln. CID , '65 CAD Sedan DeV 11 le~ Clean. $21lX>.
our maiJl of1ice In Gcdea ut.enda to 90". Pool table. "" 'ad I t '°' 'l'li* 1.-: ,_..,.. •1331 JEEP M38A1. HI>, Mil type 67 ~aclc. R/H, Uled 8 white; leather Inter. T i It 548-8180
Grove: 546--093.S or 5'>791J eve&. <llS 11111 • -1 a '"'1"r.-·~ r AT~ CJ•S, 4 W·D Unt.. A·l In/ Wk:& 11\ Europe. $2250. wheel; air: 6-way seat, full '64 DODGE 2-dr Polara. Wbt.
CDIPLEIZ a•Mf\L fll95 Pv Kl 3-0818 power. $2600. 642-00'21 HT 383 in. At p 5-17~ Bedroom suite, 7 pieces. Cd SCJ.-_. aJ.an ----. & y--...... -Out. Stodl: • t pty. ti' '66 VW BUG. IMM.AC! .. ~ . • a, wsw.
Electro-TV MJra. Service Natura.I elm. I monthl ,_,,, --~ SIS-33(9. I MUST SEE TO APPRE-'63 CAD conv. New ccmd. ~· Pvt. pty. 642-3529
Printed Circuitry
e Maintenance M.an
• lnlpec:tors
• Lamlnators • Scremera e Pl.attn e Cleaiq> G1rla
N1t'I. T9Chnology, Inc.
D> We.t Centnl Ave.
Santa Ana
. A1J equal opportmit)t
employer
• 64&.a • • PIS10L ltANGE • l'ORQ\D SAL& 11 aw.. •--~n u-1..r-a~ 9515 CIATE. * 615-2207 AM/FM rad.lo. l-OWDer. FALCON Lan. ti> .... fiaewms ........ ,._.. 9CftW ~· ..,..,...~ Must 1ell $1995. 64Ui688 2Z:·:.=:: widaSAFETY. F Z me 11wa e::.. ~ °' .6151500 ~ v011._.,,nen '60VW~t·:-:::::1cond. l967CadillacOl:lvertibleFul---------eanBal:r ......_ I• """"""' ..... -... a":! ... ~.~"'· 1 .. equl--'I. Air cood. '60 FALCON 4 Dr. 6 cyl. Corona de:l Mar m-a& <:arJ'A -· ,...... .....,... t6r. Olm·_. 'Ende!! aay powered Burro, ~ " ~ 1,r ~n ,.,,,,,c Sti-'-R/H Cle
-~ ..,__ ._. If _.. cw We model rock bQa). Many ·extra.ti. '"'""""' ~ Goot ru:=: ~~ Office EC1U........, •11 -!CarJlllt a ..._ °' ... lllllit7. 8-llDeie..., na. after 4 PM * 642-8291 '65m1 ~~~ bua$l.:c,. n,rm •51 CAD. * $375. 546<67l atter 5 PM --'
MlMDlGRAPB. AB D j fk S pert -*'s .. _. • .. s1111»'-. FIL 5tl-D51 ' .,,..."a "~· ,,_ Good mecb-oJnd~ FULL
e tbma Wllllll ..... 14 CSllt --. ---------e..np.,,. 9520 675-1823 ot 67S-l119 Power 1: Air * 1147·1'154 '64 FALCON Fl1ruRA CONV
Model 432. Lille .... o.t llUL c.t-. .a -S15 m6 emus SPEID BOAT --------'65 VW-BUS * $1493.t:;;:;:::======:; VB, <kJ>d box, Blg-eng.
Ol/tt $300. Sell -•• Aalmm ... laialk .... V!ZY SllAKP! * $19. ~ • AM/FM, AJR..HORN. CHEVROLET Bucket seAts. lWI * 6'l3-6S61
548-8'1'98 Cllllt l8 .. .._ m.-lll'IZ ~~ ORANGE CUUNTY'S _ _:•:_:642::-llm::;:_::alte~r .:g.;::.PM::.:._· -l·--::-:-::-.::':""--:--&UA.&,D ,.,.,_._ LARGEST 8ELECT~ St.. E.,.,.,_.. m12 SAalD'ICE 9*; _. ea* "" BADll>E DR../NA '67 VOU\SWAGON ., 7 Chevrolet
lllae a -. .... ~ C.W.: OR s.at l'ACl'ORY DlRJ!X:I' :.!.~'. ~~.mi, ~ caprice 9 pua wagon, ndlo, ac:~s::-~·-~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~-:: ~ ~ ltOAI> .>&J.D\ beater, auto, power atr, fAc.
B • ......____., ._"''-....__ ~ Bft.. ......_ _.._-...,.,,. n.-_ . ..., '65 VW SEDAN·$1200. tory a.lr. J\111\ like new lieu
FORD
-...__ --.---. ---* HOUSE CAR! * QiAS. MUST SEE to llCJ{lredate! than 5liOO m11ea. 1--------llii_._.iiil .. ..---1 ttiieckstmt can 541-ITll w PBm'm. ... .._ ..... ..._ 11 llDJN'IS •-Sl.IX>E-INS can anytime, 6C-5353 • o.1u $3595
REAL ESTATE mominp cmlJ. -... ~ ......, ~ 1J n.-...._ ....,.. • • * VAN Ct ·'R.SJoNS •ar
1964 FORI> Oountcy Squire •
Imrnaculate, ~. &l.r cond,
full power, Dt'W ny\oli beavy
duty tires, ii.e. 833-0436
alt. 6:30 p.m;
• .:rA;. ..._.. tlllp; • * MO'IOJt BOKD VOLVO Toyot• Vofvo n..-•-._ full ol 1100 ..-.......a:. -.-Beem .... -M ~ 1 MG MERCURY .,._.._ ... coverqe , Appll11w -----..I ~ illlllUls $1111! .,.., ' '
ftoe for a career man. Must tJPlllllB'IEall _ SB.-J _., AU. llA.m a MODELS '65 Volvo fJ · • --------WAITRWEJ
Exper1enced, n 'or over,
ftll.l or part time. ·
Apply ln Per.en
bave lie. and de'1re to co IENT pc. (Ela a• ) --------l.917 TRUC<S 122 S. station w•.,.,.... Radio, .,_11 L•ntt 1 MERCURY COloo,y Park ahead. All lnqulrtea confi-TV' &efda " ~ 1 rr. -. ;..., ..-., 215 'Jr CLUPAR Seafarer ae--.-·· MU\. WllO wagon '65, White, Penect.
dmtial 67S-1S62 u tor: -oW; ..:! •o:. llaill, 88 .....,.. 5IMm .... 0..B.; ~ eand. Or-BEAOI CITY,•. heater. ~llent condl&a. Air, all powei-. Priv. Pvt. No phone calla pJeue
Surf & Slrfoln
5930 Pie. Cit. Hwy.
Corbin <tt Martin. .._ ..:_ -...:'... -~ .... ...,. mat Eft. CAKPERLAND $1995 IHPORTS $2215. 648-0 ._to.,.,.,.,,.._......-..-KIBBY,,_~ ... -r.a • ...._ 'Iii
Car Wash H-'-H••...,..'• =rrz•'Tl*~ ~-.!an:,..Oftl' 11555 ~vd., u.s. Toyot• -Volvo · MUSTANG
MALE OR ~" l.rrl ~ C.11. lil.JI ~ ~ n.:, .., -.... ---HA--T=ro-=-N_,---Jeep . M.G, 1966 Ha.rt>or, c.M. 846-9303 --------
Full time or W'kends. Ant..,_ 1110 m.mt. • > o s m i 111 9010 CAMPER SALD ",.. .. LA•,.: I s s s~~ 1 :A Je • s ·~ ~~;rb.m:;:ei:;: IARMAIDS Min qe 18, appb' In perwon A.. nlllllall. rra. Ii -.. TEl.ESCX>PIC CAMPERS MU\ UlllG GOOD CARS-LOW PRICD Clean. Lo mf. $2100 or make ... ancl GO-GO 481E~ CAR ~Mat~ cs~:=: ~-11,!~== u'='~~~aa :~~=~J IMPORTS ~~d~p~~~~ =..548-lln •ft 5!~ •
DANCERS PSY<lUATRJC owe would host and bo1tns • need re-541.-i Opa Ews. w 5*lillt .......... SOSO SM-0343 $49 to $399 '67 MUSTANG Ol:lvert. eru.
$300 ptr .... Uke to hire part-time~ fin1lbinc 11:1l d reoowrillc CARPEi' ..,,.. ... cmpm. 'Jll "1ilc Sllllttr ., •• $JIO 1968 Harl>ol', c.M. 64&-9:m • BOULEVARD MOTORS . l8o ti 289 vs
Newport IMch
6J8.5483 at '33·9783 atiic IOdal workers.• $1~ : ..... ~ ~ Will .a .... DAI, 11r JllrwO~Y!M·;:..!296 .... orted Auto. 9600 ~Harbor, C.M. 642-156.\ str~ $~. ~igw:w~
• 646-1133 ta"""", ..... ....,_, ~ 0 • la.bar. IUftY OX/WI o. -ell _, -$(RAM-LOS bee C11r1. Roch 9620 s S S s S S S S S 644-0568 Waitress NURSES AIDD • ORD~ tra leavu $250. Ot:3MI ~ ....._ 119 •· o.t BwJ .. HB ORIG , OWNER / ~t Sell! tan Night Shift LIES. Daya or atternoooa. eve1 .• wbncfs. Pndb ..._.. I05JS1 ()pea Efts. l9'l7 (T) Ford Roadster. BEAU/'66 Malibu Sport Cpe. '67 M~ i· 8 cyl, 4 V, Auto.
EXPERIENCED Park Lido Coovat Center. ANTIQUD A. UNIQUES GOUU>llUllC<XJllPMY llDURLY RmrALS ANSWERS Needs body shell, otherwile Air, Power, Vlnyl top. 14-~s. ~ ;;:~~· ~
Full or Part Time 466 Flq1hip Rd, NB 642-'°'4 VLllt us at tbl aNS M. 1111ia, Si1111a AM * kllCIDES ll"S * ~mpletely operational and months YOUNG! Showroom
.Fiylng Butler MAINTENANCE Man or ARIEL , sn.-i 0pm Efts. Fe 7.-e a.t·O..., Balboa Ftill~ -Bulle -Guile -~ ~ll ~co~tion. cond! * Under Blue Book ber, $2995 Call 494-8852.
67341977 Couple b' Motel Apts. zm 368 E. 17th St.. CM FIREWOOD LidD #14 will tniJn' Fa.ter -Ftm1RE · pm at $2595. * 644-0783 '66 MUSJ'ANG 289, Air. pwr = -::=· ::N;:;;:ewport;;:::;;:;;m:;:v;:;d;;. c:.::.;:;M:;:. 673-=7955~· Pl1noa & Ort-11JO Fir -:e ~ ~ A:~-=--•~ ~'7 '::: ~ ~ -------q-7-°'-··59 :,~:D:!top =~=·==fu_=le::::~:::;:429;;:m:::;~=~::::!r:::;aacrifice::::7 :::~=~::::·:-II
~. lborthand, trw-Schools-Instruction 7600 UCIORY ordera cmeaat 1'17 PB ' a-....-.. ~ cmMlilica ~:· d~Sa~~.~83405
crtbini. dealre medical or IBM ol. certain French. Italla Ube-· Ollll-. willa llrmll _.. tniJl!r AUSTIN HEALEY WE PAY knd psychiatric backaround. A Englbh Baldwin piaw Saeri3cP .._ ID.mt sm (2IJ) CR 7-JTG ,_w __ 5·._..---.__,,.~
646-T133 u1c for Mrs. Vin-down pr1cea to rock TOP '64 CHEVY 6 waaon, RAH cent. -«> '° 1r• Pact. 1Y $25; Jr fmf. ,._. er--. 9020 <I 'S& SPRITE PIO. tinted windlhied. Clean KEYPUNCH • k bottom. Quantites 1imHled TV $11. lfiai , w 'IV'• Rimi well/See AFTER 5-pm & priced sbarp at $945. ~~~ ~~: PROGRAMMING· p ;o.Jo~~WIN S'nJDIO S5 A ap. SMm a-a:• ~. No. Dl29 340-l6th STREET/C.M. ' 5J6.6583 & nites 842·7855
manent and O.Ubnu help. INDUS. DRAFTING • d 11!01 Newpcrt, CM eo.-c NF.ABLY _. Cll'&. al(llllaK OIDrll ~ Sl!l!l5. GLAS p RI c E
.\...Ju No 25 Fab1on J• GROC. CHECKING • h , ]J) -.-a. ~ DJ..&.. £ftl. &.m:J ~ N~. 'TRONIC ASSEMIL Y • e STEINWAY PIANO n' .,,,...;;;:,;: cu.-._.,. --· -_
HOUSEKEEPER. clean, PIX/TYPE· n. t was~~·_~~. e STEAM ENGINE e Sp 11 • Sid ..... 9030 '66 Glas
'66 IMPALA, original own-
ner. Low mileage. excel·
lent condition. $2375. Days
546-9222 Eves. 545-q;4
:: !:~~~t~~. ! West Coast ~.1:1!~=:; ~ m: .. ir anus~:=. ci: =~~ 9peed. R/H. FOR NICE CARS '65 IMPALA 2 I>R, Fact air, V-8, white w/red. Loaded! AND TRUCKS 23,ooo mi. 642-4849 <nt> ~ Trlde & Butl. Schools 547-0iSl Open Efta. Wder ..... 111 w.-. 11349 $1995
Wantedbabyaitterm1bome 2l1'1 S. Main St., s.A. n,t B311AMMOND ORGAN Calta....._ iG-61'11 U"1"'..._Wltalertype Toyot1 Vol¥O Any Mike or ModeL '57 CHEV ~Dr. HIYI'P. ~~~.o1__.0e11aAMSci:1M 545-7166 wtth Lealle apeebn and llOVJNG: aaJS' z .-'-l/51 HP llemll:7 oat-Jeep M.G. CONNELL ~~G.: ~ =
PWU ....... "'11 _.. 1202'7 Qar, Gr. 81., G.G. b.t 25 pedals. Take owr PQ-Refric.. lli-4 .AK/111 a. W -tr. '9a ~ -
Own tr8Jll. 892-3671 a1t5pm 537.7113 :;enta ~oUS sir: mle.llnl.*-ISJSIS-. W -1"" .... lilllllolinl rw-~ LIJDiA CHEY90LET '66 OHEV Impala 4-0oor ~· p~~!,ISOc!;v:e~ Huntingi3'Ur.Sh, Caut. ~ conditm. 54MD Mile. ...... 1611 =--~~~~ v-a 2121 Harbor Blvd. $~ardtop. 15'600 ~m
· cent Center 466 flapbl,p Rd, 121 N. Lemon p,d,k CONN MINlJE'1: ORGAN ·WAM"m> ~ n.w.s-1adle. SAatD1CE n· OmlarJ 511 IMPORTS COSTA MESA '65 El Camino V-8; w/w
Newport Beach. 64UOH n6-2900 Repllnm m. .... 11iJ1 tabmaDlrbaat 546-1203 ·auto. trans.; pwr. steer; lo.
KITCHEN HELPER, woman •1etten Indicate location Wu $1795 .C ~= !:. ~ ~ .. dais. • ,.n. pa. 111._Jllil 1966 Harbor, C.M. 6*-9303 ~!111!!!!!1!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!• ml. Xlnt cond. Jc1650 675-3104
31).-45 Park Udo Convalea-MT I GOULD MUSI "--·.,.,,....,~=--------======== =======;;::; WE PAY . • • '64 Qievy Impala Convt. $68
,.._._ ,._ J'la-i.c n~ • • • 2045 N. Main, Santa ni.. WAN'nD: a..ll BOAT ..__.Ml-I. I ----JAGUAR CASH de! a. aaaume low mo pymt. cent~,,_ -.,. ..... p iw, IU.lneu Schools 54T..o681 Open Ews. 'nlAILER lw W n ·-. -«SM ••~ .._. -. Newport Beach ~ m-a:m Dir. 494-5951
HOUSEKEEPER. LIV£.IN, e JBM P.J'oo't,mm1ns NEW Kohler A. °'"'*° VARNJSB.PAINT-IUPAIR XKE '62 Roedater $1895. '61 CHEV 4-dr. * POWER
Muet be able to drive. $300 • mM lteypuneh O:lnlo1e piano. Jvat talr.e 1 need a 4t.sl BP lllft st ,_. -.S. Elper~. Loaded w/extru. Rttood. for used cara A trucks juat Steer'g, Brakes & Seats.
mo. ~ or S46-58&1 • PBX Typlna over ba1aDce due and if• oatboud ...-r. amAP. VttQ ~ 5tH10I. thruout. ~ call 111 for fret es"...anate. XLNT cond! * ~2066
OLDSMOBILE
'65 OLDS 4-4-2. * Power
Steer'g/Brakes, Air cond!
Wide oval Red tires, 2-dr
hd'1, Auto. $2150. X I n t
cond! 673-4400 or 644.1076.
'64 CUTLASS 4-spd. Mags,
Flbenonic, Air, Stereo,
Xlnt rond! 548-0039 eves.
PONTIAC
ROY CARVER
POtmAC
2925 Harbor Bl., Costa Meea
Kl6-4444
e>nnce ~· Excl\l.lln Dealer tor Rolla • Royce and
Bently.
'64 GRAND Prix, one own-
er. low mileage car Jn ex-
cellent condition, p o w e r
brakes, power windows,
power seats, air condillon·
ing. Onty $2200. Tap loan
available. M. M. LaBorde
646-0055 dayr. 541 ·2672 yours. Printe P.V· • .._ •
BABYSnTER, live In or out. 642-7984 ... ... f041 MERCEDES IENZ GROTH CHEVROLET '61 IMPALA 2-dr. Top cond! RAMBLER
5 day1. Coata Mesa. Salary INDIVIDUAL leuona U PRIVATE PARTY WANTS 'FREE TO YOU 4-sp, 348 with 3 two's & --------•
open. perm po1ition. 545-5953 trial). OUlcoat 10 -Leuon TO BUY PIANO FOR CASH. Boat ang,e 1' ,,...._ Atk tor Sates Manarer 4 new tires. $795. 548-2100 SPECIAL e WAITRES$, Apply 1n per-Typing School, 173 Del Mar 54U3.15 1WO adarmllle kinmL Free Rall Spece llootMJ. lt' lo 1&211 Beach 81., '64 IMPALA 2-dr Hrdtp. Pwr. FACTORY BUYS
eoo. MESA LANES 1703 CM. 548·2859. lo llOOll a.a.a 5tt6'1lt •· Nnport Bay. m.2211 Hunttniton Beach sl\!er, auto trans., clean! Choose from 23 new low mile-
~r. C.M. Leam Income Tax Televl1lon l205 1112 ..... ...._ KI 9-3331 Whls s. bk. 673-8145 eves. age Ambassadors, Rebels &
Y to care to.r 2 chll-EVenlng Clas.sea Now! · 4 FDfALE ...._ 5 wb. J SELLING? '56 CHEVY Sta Wag, V-8 Marlins, 2 dr1, 4 dr sedans.
dren, 3 days a .,.eek. Call 1920 Harbor, C.M. 548--U(K Rent a NEW EO ...._ 1 mlim. IDa6 •"IT AIRS'IREAM 3D' WE'RE IN DESPERATE auto, trlr hitch, beater. With or without air cond.
evelllni•· 646-1293 COMPlEl'E Secretarial or COLO$~~ON~R U/l e 11a111t OFFER! ~ ~ NEED OF YOUR USED 646-1969 aft 6 PM. All these cars are fully
WOMAN w/u.r tor bleclear>-Bl'Ulbup. Polzy Priest BIW-Opt. to tiqy. Fne IDdoal' 2 PUPPIES, 1..lltndor A e amc, Duk IMPORT OR 4 WHL DRIVE equipped & factory warrant·
tna ~ day a wk. n for neu College. 548-9723 color aomina. Free~ ~ miml, 2 -a1i1. lkPEIX PL~ ,67 MB 250-8 SEDAN VEHICLE. rop CASH DOL-CHRYSLER ttd. HURRY' for the beat
pa. f1.50/hr. 494·8673 GUITAR INSl'RUCTIONOCC Flffdel. No obliplkm. ....... •mi::'tm& ~ ~ White., Stick shift on fir. LAR.. CALL 646-9300. 1966 --------selection.
COOK/HOUSEKEEPER, ex· Your home or mine by S2S-3651 KlTl'ENS 5 wb. Blade aaaJe. PVT-PARTY. * 893--0347 HARBOR BVD .• C.M. '6T Imperial Crown 4 dr Htr Holiday
l)t!lienced tor wtdow. Live student. $12 mo. 67WU8 835-8181 l wldte femda 5S-01S IUftl"! Ills'! Desert? ~ Air, Full/pwr, auto speed SalH & Service
In $2SO. Call 613-1879. MERCHANDISE FOR COLORLAND TV-Open t Qa JI/JI '-:! h Ji Clean. 1'Urn. MG Ustd Cira 9900 control. Magic eye dimmer 1969 Harbor C.M.
i. 11a11e a&r Hl...&4 adjust whee.I, W,onder bar L.12 Ll\23 D""',.,.AL Aa't., Orthodontic S~LI AND TRADE RCA Conlole TV Exicellent 4 81..MX .... lmnd lril-· BAYSIDE di 4 Id --vv .,,., • teiia 2 __._ 2 Jmalm. '65 MG SPORT SEDAN ra o, cont. • Less mo o . --------office; ~· pref~, F . ltu IOOO conditicm $70. After 6 P11 : -M ,.,. -a-9300 O Thia beauUfut blue auto is '63 Rambler Wagon. S69S full not ~·..._,.. LI 8-37J7. um ,. * 9624'17 * 56-9131 1lfll ~-'fCW 1100 model. ms M TORS p-' ...... Dir, 4.,_. r.N.1 , . .,.. ... ~ ----a.bsolutely apotlefilt. Truty • •-.~ .,...;r.,., e BKKPRITYPISI' e BEDRM SET, snltEO, FEMALE Manx cat. altered. UM Slm*i IO Trail ~ Ex~ 548--0716 tn ahowroom conditl0rt. Or-
Exper. Interesting work. MISC. * MAKE OFFER! H14=1 A SterM 1210 OCbfto cats A kittaa lo &OOCI eeDmt cmdiUoo. Many ex· 'tf>.MG * 1100. 600 W. COlat Hwy. !final owner w/sacrlflce
Csll Mrs. Vincent, 646-1733 54U186 AITER 6-P.M. CAR STEREO 6 U TAPD homa. ICT-&l JI/JI tru. Stl-15.19 atlu 5. 2-000R * $700. NEWPOR'r BEACH for contract helance .••
MAID WANTED. General LARGE WHIT E NAUGA· VARIED/ MAINLY JAD.. GERllAH Sbttied Female. 'S11'RJUMPH OIOPPER CAL.L ~l24t 6'16-5(X').5 646-5056 494-5%1
deaning, aood worker, de-HYDE SOFA $100. * GOOD I iI.20 for QUICK SALE! 9-moa. Sbots. To pod...._ XLNT <Dm. * Bfm' '66 MG Midget. $1550
pendal>ln. 673-8610 c:ond! ~ after 5-pm 113 E. 23rd St/CM. ETes.1 !l62-3llZ4 211/ll CASH OFFER! * · ll!r7.Q31 642-9918
Need a Garbenstanale?
Find It Jrith a want ad!
UR DAil Y rn.OT
Claulfted
T·BIRD
'66 L1nd1u. $2950
New enJo: .. AC. till power.
Excellrnt ~'Ond. 675-3260
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DAILY PILOT EDITORIAL PAGE
More Textbook HasSie
Dr. Max Rafferty. state superintendent of public
instruction and a possible candidate for the U. S. Sen·
ate against Sen. Thomas Kuchel in the 1968 Republican
primary, continues to confuse California over an 8th
grade textbook.
"Land of t.he Free," born in controversy and still
a football after extensive revision, first had Rafferty's
criticism. then apparently his blessing last January.
He had posed 81 objections to the original draft. The
Btate Curriculum Commission gathered a panel of emi-
nent historians to r e v i e w the book. The authors
revised it.
Jt was then adopt.ed unanimously by the Curricu-
lum Commission. Rai!erty was quoted at the time as
saying, "No one can say the book is pro-Communist.
It contains scathing denunciations of the Communist
system." He also commended the book for its treat·
ment of racial minorities.
Recently Dr. Rafferty has been under fire from
some of the far -out right wing element for this seem-
ing endorsement of the ~ey refuse to believe has
been made acceptable to eir ideology.
Last week, in Santa a , Dr. Rafferty was quoted
as "assailing" the book and saying, ••. . . but it's
still a far cry from being good textbook.''
To try to bring some 01'der out of this con!usion.
the DAILY PIL~T asked Dr. Rafferty for an elabora-
tion of his views in a weekend interview. He said bis
m ain objection to the book is that "it takes a gloomy
view of U.S. history." He went on to say that he is
only ''50 percent satisfied with the book," that "many
more r evisions could and should be made" and that
"it is still far Crom being the bes t history book."
option of the book." The oftlci.a o:unuta IMJlfJd tllat
be said: .. At DO time did I .,.... wloption "' the boM. ..
He also said then. ''I baft a.c.:ed it md ., ... _.
to back it and support it."
Whal, we wonder. does Dr. Rallerty really tllint
of "Land of the Free"'? This back and fortla pnmpls
the question. "Will the real Mu ~ pleaR
Bland Up!"
Accept the C:Omequentt.S
Antiwar and other clemomtr•k•a oa ·ca11ege cam-
puses, conducted lawfully and 1lllder coUece na&a.
demonstrate the vitality of a pat nalioa under a CcJD.
stitutioo underwriting personal liJaelV.
But when oollege sfDdents (ar myooe) break die
Jaw and local rules, and then ezped not to lllffer ,_.
aJties, they're way off base..
If they get so carried a.., with their "cmae. ..
whatever it may be. that they brat the law and tbe
local rules, they sbouJd be prepared ID accept tile can-
sequences without whimpering ar 8Cnaming "fml"
or "police brutality" oT anything ellle.
Hazards of Hitchhiking
Hitchhikers who call it bar-+Wtd when palice
crack down on them s.boald read U. Califomia Ve-
hicular Code. It says, "No ~ -.0 stand in the
roadway for the purpose of IC*"ici•iftc a ride I.nm the
driver of any vehicle." Back on Dec. 8. Rafferty lauded the Curriculum
Commission for its revision of the text, calling it, "a
scholarly procedure." He said he agreed with the
unanimous adoption of the book.
A month later, when the commission met at the
Newporter Inn, he said: "At no time did I oppose ad·
Sudden stops to pick up httcNnVn awe caused many
accidents. Criminals bne Yidindw+t hjtcbbibn far
purposes of robbery, rape ad dlild moledatim
The only sate ruJe. • 0nmce CGillt potice dbels
are currently pointing oat.. ii "Dml't hitchln'ke ...
M~~.,_.
•t WONt>ER HOW l-\/\NNlBAL C>U> rt ......
The 'Classical~
Vs. 'Romantic~
My 7th•grade boy, who started
Spanish this term, came home from
JC.boo! the other day wanting to know
why Spanish. French, Italian and
Portuguese are known as the "Ro·
maoce" languages.
"I know it romes from Rome," he
said, ''because those languages all
grew out of Latin. What I don't UD·
derstand is how we got the words
'romance' and 'romantic' out of it"
In th e early Middle Age.a, l told
him, all the \earned people spoke and
wrote classical Latin. The common
people used vernacular Letin, which
slowly evolved into the modern lang-
uages of French, Spanish, and so on.
These tongues were called "Roman-
s."
THE CLASSICAL Latin literature
>f the time was serious-religious.
philosophical. or scientific. But the
popular tales-« adventure and chiv-
alry and love-were told 1n the vern-
acular of ''Roma.nus."
So, gradually, these stories began
to be called ''romances," and the
word "romantic" came to be used
as an adjective for a Jove.story. In
France, even today, any novel is
called a "roman." In Italian, a novel
is a "romanzo." In Spanish, a ballad
or narrative poem is called a "ro·
mance." And even German uses "der
Roman'' as the name for a novel.
While the subject bas only minor
linguistic importance, It tells us a
good deal about the way popular cul·
lure split from classical c u 1 t u r e
as more people began to learn to
read and write.
"'t. '
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1N THE OLDER times, s o c 1 t t y
laced backwards-it looked t.oward
antiquity, as in the works ol Bomer
or Hesiod, the plays of the ancient
Greek dramatists, all of whlcb were
based on old familiar themes.
Moreover, it was the expectM
that delighted aucliences-like chH·
dren listening to a fairy tale, tfley
knew how everything turned out, and
resented any departure from tbe tra·
ditional and familiar.
Witb the r ise of popular cult.u.re,
however, no v e It y became an end
in itself. Society faced forwarcts-to-
ward the new, the different, the IW'·
prising and fantastic. Adventures be-
came more implausible; love-affaira
more passionate, tragedies more sent-
imental, and even comedies more lu·
dicrous.
WBll.E THE "classical" became os-
sified in its past, the "romantic" be-
came delirious in its abandonment of
all standards, balance, realism. and
thoughtfulness. Thus, today, in televi·
sion programming, we see the ulti-
mate derangement of the romance
into vulgarity and asininity. There ia
virtually no communication these days
between the classical mind and the
romantic temperament-no link be·
tween the forgotten past and the for·
bidding future.
Being Nice to Nasser
WASHINGTON -Someone high in
the Johnson Administration i.s making
it his business to be mighty nice to
President Gamal Nasser.
Despite the bombastic UAR ruler's
long record of virulent hostility toward
the U. S., his curt severing of dlplo·
matic relations on the slanderously
false ground that U. S. planes aided
the Israeli in· their blitz destruction of
his Soviet-provided air force, and hfa
default on a $2 million installment on
a $56.5 million loan, the mysterious
administration benefactor has-
-In the four months since the break
in official tles, permitted the impor·
tatlon of mofe than 12,000 bales of Eg·
yptian extra-long staple cotton-thus
handing Nasser some $3 million in
desperately needed foreign currency.
-SIMILARLY, allowed shipment
Dear
Gloomy
Gus:
Our mot.orcycle Is number one
because you get more noUie per
gallon.
-H B. McD. Jr.
flllt fttturo ,.,,.a. r"9tfr'.1' Vltwt1 1111
lltctUUllY IMte el I,_ fttwtll fltf', $..,4., '°"'' Ptf "'"' t. Oio-y Ow, O•llv r l .. t;
into the U. S. of millions ol square
yards of Egyptian cotton textiles. De·
tailed fi gures on these imports are
not available. However. significantly
indicative of their extent are Com-
merce Department records showing
that 1 million yards of Egyptian lex·
tiles entered the U. S. in July, and
that this total soared to 3.5 million
yards in August - a gain of 350 per·
cent in one month. This enormous in·
crease further enriched Nasser's emp·
ty coffers by upwards of $300,000.
-Also despite the breach between
the two countries, the State Depart·
ment late last month extended until
Januar y an expiring trade treaty un-
der which Egypt can unload in the
U. S. up to 51 million square yards of
cotton textiles annually. The Indian
government., which strongly backs the
Arabs, acted for Nasser in this ar·
rangement. Last year Egyptian tex-
tile imports totaled $2.9 million, up
from $1.2 million the year before.
THIS VERY profitable and timely
UAR trade has been strictly one-way.
Since the break in relations. U. S. ex-
ports to Egypt have been virtually nil.
When Nasser , several months ago,
was compelled lo buy wheat, he turn-
ed to France -probably paying for
it with dollars he got from his undis·
turued sales of extra-long staple cot·
ton and textiles to the U. S.
Since 1961 the U. S. h811 gi ven and
"sold" the UAR (for its currency
whi.:h rt mains In that country) more
than ~ million in surplus grain and
other loort.
Rober1 S. Alleu
Are Thing•
Worse-or
Aren't TMy?
Gov. Romney of Middg111 amd Gow.
ne.gan al Calilcnia se ia t.aUl ~
agreemmt • the state el die Va
barn Wat.
The MJdllp.n gOftl DOI UUb tbillgs
att ,, .. in Vietnam ea. Pl'aillimt
JohMOG and bi.a mm ~ lettiag -.
The California goyenar Ulillb Dillp
are better in Vieenam tbaa Presidttlt
JobnSOb and bla ...,. aft ldbg ...
Mr. Rug.a.a '1 thearJ i$ mrelJ tlle
~ .... -; . . . ~ . ·~). -'
most fascinating yet to emeqe from
the war. More, it is positively nowet
in American history t and it lllQ' be
novel in world biJ;tary. You cu
search the Civil War l1!IC.'1INt md ,_
will find nothing like it eidler' re-
garding President LiDcola er bis meat
humble brigadier mmmawhg ilt
some now-forgottm Wnn.iah. WWlm
the theory. Hamiba• woaJd be wntmg
word back from Cannae telling tbe
Cartbaginiaoa be was having a bard
time whipping the .Romam.
NOT TBA T THE theory is mtittt~
lacking in plausibility, or tbc:t it WU
advanced in admiration for Mr. JohG-son. either. lt is much more Rlbde
than that, and gives Mr. Romney·5
theory an inelcapable air of idloolboy
logic.
Mr. Reagan UYJ be Fi it from pri.
vale contact& in Vietnam that the war
is going much better' than anybody
realizes. "We'll be told," Mr. ~
gan is quoted u sayiag. ''when ii is
politically advanbgeom for the ad·
ministration to tell 111, with an election
year coming up.''
You perceive, therefore. that t b '
California governor joins the rest of us
in attributing a touch of diabolism to
those Washington slickers, and it gi\"'5
you to think. Could it be that a monlJJ
before the conventions nnt ~.
Mr. Johnson will suddenly hit the
tubes. saying, Texas Surprise'.
We've won and the boys will be home
for Christ.mas"! When you·ve just read
in your morning paper that the ma-
rines were still holding toug)I at C.C.
Thien?
THERE'S JUST ONE Oa• in this
theory. How u Mr. Jobmon go1n2 tD
sucker the newsmen out that way •hile
they continue to duclt mortM ~hell
barrages? Their editors aren't ~oi.Qg
to like it. when the boys cable 1n to
say it was all a hoax to elect Mr.
Johnson.
But let's not quibble about detz.ik.
Mr. Reagan's theory is do" nrigbt
inspirational, and roam all of us .....
demonstrate and go around • avbt•
cards of diaapprobation look p~
silly.
lo contrast Mr. Romney's ll:rory la
utterly mundane and almost Ul'grat>
ious. You would think the .1,.ru-
people aren't telling us the tn11i.. about
the war, and when Secy. Ru<.l; -ays it
i11n 't a stalemate, be :S CO\'enrt~ ap a
stalemate. Moreover. Ult> ~hcbipa
governor's attitude is h1~hh unorig-
inal, because be can read in 1.,. paper
in the land that things are 11.r.r"se din
they are made to setrn 11 maba
you think that maybe Mr ltonHll!J
ha.a bee.a brainwashed by l"r AJDeri.
can newspapttS.
Oh. well. you know hov. 1 15 wbell
you want to be President yoo say
anything that comes intq t •tr bead.
and you'll admit that's 1x~1 sped>
tor-wise, than silence. ,.. ·th baal't
elP!Cted a PttSident sir.1 General
Woshington atood for tJ1c d1oc:
lle••er Proie.u De•otast...ilelN ai OCC
Educators' Public Image
-'fa_ the Editor: nu letter is in IJl'*St to the re-
ciem1 an1Hrar demwtratice-conduct-
ed • tllie campas ol Orange Coast °'°"O' ne demomtntioe wu evi·
....., QllA-ed wl sapported by the
sdloal admiaistraton. According to
tliie DAILY PILOT"s account of the
4rm trm.. t.... Orange Coast Col·
Jeee imb"Ddan ad oae from Uni-
ftl"lity al CUfonia at Irvine imti·
pied ti* fn:&lor411 -held during
8Choal boars. ad wbi» dasses and
trsta wen being beJd
I COUl.D NOT ill good caoacie-
IK!e. "* t. AlppCll"t our ICbooJ sys-
km to Cbe bme al Sii million while
ear 8Claoal officiatr allow, condone,
a.t aid treuoaoas c1emomtr'ations on
Olll' Kboat cmnpnsa
Reemlly. xt.ool ....,.. have been
hard pra:sed to figure out why funds
baft not been aJJocated by the tax-
PIJft'S far blildlJ needed school r a·
ci1ities. Let die educatcn examine
their pglllic image. Let them realize
what Did al image sud! demonstra·
ticm crate. Let lbem re-examine
tbrmadftS to fiml the answer to why
LLqMJW 1 an mddenly becoming
."tick.~
R. C. CHIPMAN
A cMct lli'iO. Or~ Coast College
Praiderd RoWrl Voorr brought the
follotoiao TupolW.':
~ rally at Onnt~ Coast CoUege
... pm1 of a semutn..Jong series de·
ag.d to bmg differing 17iews to the
ca.pa. T1tq ~ mf""""1tional and
do llOC n aq MiaJ npresent the o/.fi·
dal poliq of tM amtpMI. On Febru.-
arr 21 at 11 a.m.. Barry Goldwater
10ill speak at OCC. Re wm not speak
for Ow oolhve. ad thou who appear·
ed Gt Ck TGllf abo did not s.,,eak for
Ci.e ~-
-J'M ~groups w~e recog·
9'ized ~ 10ho conformed
to at.ablUltftl c:olle~ procedure!.
n.ty oltnm llactr original plam con·
~ lo meet the# requirements.
·ad laeld tM rollr OR an athldic field
.-, /TOM claQroom areas.
-rite /oodtr "'~ who spoke
did"° as iitdiuid11al.s. as is their right,
ad 1lof a spotnln f M the college. nu .... t:harfy stated at tM outset.
-rM rally tlllllS crrdnty and M"tain·
fr ill llO IPCIJ o 'frre far all.' TM mu.sic
_,too ltiold.t amplifttd and this was
o .utake.
•stmnes at occ Paaw the right of
free apressitm a'9d ,.foocacy, sub;ect
to lk app1oml of the president. The
spo!UOri"f1 grorps met their obliga·
••Geer~--
Dear George:
In my circle of friends there
seems to be a v~ odd parlor
game going around. It's ha~
pmed al the last fnr parties
l"n ~ to. lnvariably, t am
deded "'it.'• n.en I am blind·
folded. I Mn spun around sev-
eral times and pushed out the
door. Wbea I try to ge( bad; in
Ole door is tocked. This game
doesn't 5eelll m uch fun to me.
What ia the name of it!
Dear Curiool: ~
CURIOUS
Now all you nttd to do ·~ find
oat why you"rf! "It.•• Have you
asked your best friends? [( that
doau't wort. try your worst ~nc·
min.
CONYIDENTIAL TO O.~K·
TARJ: T'hf!J s.«Y looting a do~
right in tl)e eye works. but use
your own jDclgment with those
tigttS.
utters fr<Ym readers are welco?M.
Nonnally wriws should convey their
messages in 300 words <tr less. The
right to condense letters to fit space
or eliminate •libel is reserved. All L.et.-
tns must include signature and mail-
ingf addres.s, but names will be with-
heth cm request.
liO'tl and presented Uu:1r beLie/.s.
Groups with contrar11 opiniona have
the saf'M right if they meet college
requirement.I and regtdations."
-Editor
'The Lfut Cortte-r,
To the Editor:
"Time to Come Alive," your Oct. 17
eclitorial, makes a number of valid
points but shows a lack of depth of
understanding of the true situation
and the underlying causes as to the
reason for the voter's s<K:alled ''blind"
rejection of tax-increasing issues.
Back any "animal" lnto a corner,
keep prodding and he will strike back
with whatever weapon la available, be
it claw. rock, gun or vote. The ani·
ma!. taxpayer, lbe perpetual goat of
fisc.11 irresponsibility has been back-
ed into the LAST corner. He is com·
ing alive au right, striking back in
kind and in sell protection of the prop.
erty being overloaded with confisca·
tory taxes.
PRESENT PROPERTY tax bills
are loaded with such items of increas·
es of "less than 2 cent$ per day" that
have accumulated to the point that
"the straw that -" has already been
laid on.
Orange County's assessment r o 11 s
rose better than 12 percent this year
alone. outstripping ineome increases
by several points. Yet none of the
promised property tax relief. Fiscal-
planners who rode in on the coat tails
of Gov. Reagan and his promise of
properly tax relief quickly forgot their
promises. Adclitional saJes, liquor cl·
garette, income and every other ~ to
reduce property taxes were quickly
guJped up in expanded budgets. Used
purely as political gimmickry. When
will officials learn they have to plan
budgets to match income instead of
lbe other way around? All the taxpay-
er is asking is to be let up for a flnan·
clal breath.
W AfT UNTIL HE Is hit by the re·
suits of the "lids off" assessment fea·
tur~ or. the two ill-advised pieces of
legJslation recently passed in Sacra-
mento. The s p e n d e r s will h a v e
a hey-day with those -really. Keep It
up boys and soon the county won't
have to tax to buy land for roads,
schools. public buildings, etc., for they
will have it all by default. And more
Shut Off Aid?
Warrensburg, Mo., Star • Journal:
''The effectiveness of the U n I l e d
St4tes shutting o« all aid, monetarily
and otherwise. to a nation that be·
comes stubbornly Jefiant, is a ques·
tion we hav11 pondered for some time,
a s have many other!>. In observing tbe
dJSm<il failure Of doing otherwise, we
are strongly incUJted to believe this
may be the onJy rneans of attaining
positive results ... We would like to
see just what would happen if all Unit.
ed States aid were chopped ore the
moment. a country became a party
to actions or hostility toward the UnJt.
cd States."
people on relief, i.e. the bankrupt
property owner.
GET THE FISCAL planning onto a
sane road, eliminate at leaat SO per·
cent of the unjust lax burden from
the property owner and you will find
that he will "come alive" on the im·
portant issues which you now feel be
is sleeping on. He bas always carried
much more than his fair and just part
of the load. All in the world be asks is
for the rest of the popalace to do like-
wise!
M. E. ZEIGNER
The editorial commented on voter
re;ection of all bcmd i.ssuea "just on
principle," without regard to need or
actual cost. Recent cases in point:
Santa Ana, where votns re;ected a
bond issue to finance badl11 needed
capital improvements even though
repa~~mt would be made from cur-
re-nt revenue& with no taz increase.
Huntington Beach, where the need
for school construction ii urgent,
turned down a bond issue which
would have decreaud the bond inter-
est and f'edemption by 10 cents over
five years. A minority of votns put
both cities on a crisis basi$ with high·
er cos is sure to follow.
-Editor
Ne.D Camper Ban
To the Editor:
Tb~ no-<>vernight·parking ban on
}:U>lic streets by campers, trailers
and motor homes, which becomes law
in California on Nov. 9 will work an
injustice and harassment on bona
fide non-sleeping parkers.
There can be oo q uarrel with t h e
ban as it affects those who use the
streets outside their residence as more
or less permanent storage of t h e i r
vehicles, as can be spotted occasion-
ally by those who ride regular routes
on the l!ay to work. However, single
or two-mght stands are convenient, U
not necessary and commooplace. for
those like myself who store ttieir ve-
hicles elsewhere but park them out·
side their residence to prepare and
stock up the day before departure,
and also to dean up the day after re-
turn before removing back into stor-
age.
THIS NEW LAW will seriously cur·
tail the time available for week-end·
ing if applied rigorously. Repeal of ~
law should be advocated by the 97,000
owners in Orange County and by
counUess others in the state.
Meanwhile the various cities In the
state should instruct their police de·
partments not to enforce the new law
against non-sleeping parking of such
vehicles for single night stands.
GORDON N. WARREN
Tuesday, October 31, 1967
fhe editorial page Of th• Dmlr
Pilot !eek$ to Inform and 1eim.
ulate readtta b11 preienting thU
llewspa~a opiniom and com.
mentarv on topic. of lnte-rett.
and stgniftcance, "11 prOVidmg a
forum for Ult expression of
our na~rs' opinions, and b11
prnenting tha diverie crlet0-
points of fnformtd obsllf'1)fn
ana spokesmen on topfca o/ tM
da11.
Robert N. Weed, Publlaher
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THE FASHION ISLAND CALENDAR OF HAPPENINGS IN ORANGE COUNTY FOR ~
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Supplement ID °'11111 eo.t Dally Pilot I. S.nta AM Reemer Oct. 31, 1967 PreMn111d by fahlocl ~ MercMntl' Atlodltion. f.-hlon illand, Newport Center
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' In November
"Pilgrims" to Perform
At Fashion Island ·
Ncwember Will Be All Bzcitinl Time At J!uWaa
.Island.
Pilgrims, or at least most satisfying personifica-
tions, really will be visiting Fashion Island-in-No-
vember, for the month will be one of surprises and
fun, with a variety of activities and so many new
places to see. ·
By tbe encl of the mollill, and in many cues much
earlier. t.bere1ll be a host of new stores and estaJ>.
lishmenta for your sboC pleasure. Without ex-
ception you abould Tislt · ~ for you'll find each
~ger to sene and filled with enticement Here's
where you11 want to go: Anthony's Sboe Semce; Rdbert Buma CUtty Sark BeltaUJ'IDt; C1lriltenlm'a;
B., Daito' Boobeller; Di omo•s; El Poc:o CudJes;
The Hair Bunt.ens Salon; Leeds; lbrian'1 Fubionr,
Norm Meager's; Ontra Cafeteria; J. C. Penney's; Tbe
Rigger; and Westbrook's Yardage.
• And if, by chance, you haven't had an opportunitf to
return to Fashion Island since your tint Yilit, yoa'll
rlDd tbae bave all been tu. ~:,e~ too: Back Street; Coco's; Ann Folger; P a; The Sbdw-Off;
Sla'rict Jewelers; and Zale'a.
' 01> Saturday, Nonmber 11 between 10 A.11. and
nqon, there will be a fasdDltinc opportunity to
watch a iroop of 50 young:sten in the primary ad
' intermediate ~des from schools in the Newport~
)(~ Unified Didrict. wort in the Mall on various
1 ut projects. Led by Kiss Betty Handy, art CoordJ.
natO?" for the ~trict, most will be grou~ around
tM. Trabuco Brid~e area in tlie center of the Kall,
and will welcome interested looters-on.
I
You'I love ••
el poco
Candles and
9iks from
the ~
world over. ·-
contoured
lace cups
by
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PASHION Ill +Jim l'UN-TIME-Tbe dllldraa'1 plaJe
pGaDd It Tu"m Jllad ii an endl'anttq .._ of
coJaml dram llld dllCI and cabea. . ..,.. Jara•
ltriJl8CI aaacer ill lie tc.epoud can Jaold ....a
cbUdren and ratatel wbell turned. Selll baWll fn
' * tc * '*. 'nlere' ii Do-a c:ontilndn1 uhibition el prodadt
made by one of the County'• leadlnc indutrial mm.
facturen, the Aeronautical and lnltrumeM Diti-
llon of Robertshaw Controll CAmpantr ID the Jara-
dilpla.J •ea in the upper Mall AdmtlbuDy, yoa
_. be sure to 'rillt the newly equipped pJaJ ~
1 .. TrMuco Bridle. espedally nte1-..I tor ,,,
at ~ou4 _.i. are Md Bari. ton of
llr. Ma milrl, 11172 11Ui11. Garden Grove;
ancl Kentad Jeld Slrlelda, daqlltera of Mr. ud
Mn. Dllllll aw-Z4I Iola Dr., Anaheim.
* * * * 'lbm, tllrillC U. weet before 'l!wlbPint, Pll-
piml _.., wilt .. Mell· at Publoa Ja1ud. b they
wB be ....uns the mood and mule of tbe first
T#wn? ,.,..,, in a 1erte1 ol performance1 and tab-
1-la ..m. parta of the Mall. Specific date. and
.._ Wll '8 llllted on tbe nrioua bulletin boards,
• tlllr 1D11J be obtained b:J a phone call to Mrs. A1MliPl7 WUea at M4-202Q.
,, f..furiftg
unique,
unusu.I end
interesting
gifts ·-... strictly
origiMI"
ha~nwide
.. Meis Oui" nylon lace cups ere contoured with
a lining of softest Dacron® polyester fiberfiA
to en hance personal curves. Adjustable streps.
won't cut or curt Its Lycra® spandex beck is a
beautifully low, rounded line ••• stays securely
in p'4ce with your every move. Vesserette
Matchmaker fashion colors! A32-36; BC32-38.
important to trust to anythift9 ._,
ti.en BUSTER BROWN. We fit
your baby exactly •
BUSTER
'BROWN.
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;.welry
novelty c.ncles
for el occasions ---·-
fashion isl.nd'
newport center
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MATERNITY TOPS
Outstcindifto Se&ectiOft of
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SOLIDS to~
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everywhere you
look in Lerner
Shops. So much
fashion ... so much
value ... it's the
everyday way to save.
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fl'"n, Sizes 5 to 13.
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PASHION 19UAll -SANTA ANA -SMIDIAJI OMS
fintfy tntured 1'f9tlle 1ft MW~
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7111 -~-~ MNlcal ,.._I elllwlll' An'!I"' :11 ~·'"~ MeNI Yel"de Countl")" "' Celle Mftl.
Callforn&. Metl9Mt ~ clcty, o.rdtll Gf9W 7: !f"" 111• T8'1 sm.t, ~I
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· ;NOVEMBER, 1~1_~. ,:)._~Ult
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Buckle up in a mini-trench coat
'
Rain or shine ••• off you ao in your R)ini-trench
takin1 the town or camJXJS in 1 smashin&
fashion! A perfect Rtate for paots or skirts.
Ze Pe~treated cotton/Kodel•potyester
canvas repels water and stains. In natural,
powder blue or black; sizes 5 to 13 21.M
Youn1 California~
u mS'
N~port1l Fashioo Island Newport Center• 644·2200 •Mon •• Thurs., Fd.10:00 till 9:30 Oller days 10:00 till 6:00
PAGE I
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MEETINGS
c.an11Ms, A9I ..,..,... ,._,
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(W111i.m s•unw sa..-n
Sal\ C*'-1• Jr. WlllNlft't Club. ~~ c~':= t/:..~ 4'2-76'5)
Soldll Coast CMIM CM!. lt:• ~~ Lo--. (Mr, Diii....,
a-c;,_ Uldte. F. &. A. M~ 7:Jt p.rn., 71 Pllu Slluen, ~ CMT. GWlll ~3"7)
J•' Dewli~N lehl No. Jll. J:OO ~m., S.taAO LAdlle, N-. PD" IMO!. IPattY JUM S.1.,l
.._..,. Maid! 0-..,., 0~
..... Al!Wlcaft c---. 12:• -c.. Cod "-· $Mia Ana. ~ <ltlff!Y ~
World Ww f V .... _ .. rndcl
1ML 7:31 ,..m.:1 -~ WL.f ... Str• ...-Mese. c.--ea-~>
Worlit War I v.-..., ..,..._ INI. 1:31 ...m.. .......... ~
MMon1c Ttmple. $36-"'7)
Tilttlll l.llM Club, 12:1J ~ ~ ,_y Tiindily, It-• Hou-. (01\ T-S4fflal)
.. -S.111 h«vt'-OlllMr c ..
of Or-C-tr1 hll '"'-'• 111ta1Mr. l :• p.m., lrtlllllill tl'w.;
CMr. Grltflll. 77•Uao Cllf 23tl
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PAGE 4
TOP AWARD -Ted Speck, president ol the South-
ern· California Centre of the MG Car Club of Eng-·
land, congratulates, Mathew L Post (witil trophy)
after hia motOl'car, a 1935 Mercedes-Beu &00 K
Boadlter/Li.mouaine, was judged Best of Show at
the Premiere Coneoura of the Americu held at Pubioa laland.
WHERE THE ACTION IS.• ..
top: Tht two piece sh.oe
in c•mel or black kid. Bleck silk 'll
bottom: The tortoise shell ornamen!;
atop c.amel, bronze or~
areen or black kid. $16 ,
NEWPORT IEACH, F.altton lal.nd e SANT Ji. AN.(.
I S~NIJ.33W
,Fashion Islana Elegant For~ ·
Premiere Con~ours Pageant
· Ia tile..._ leWDC of
JlatllMIG lalud in Newport
Beadl. fifty motor 081'1
valued a& '1 mlll1on pertic-
ipated ill lae PremJere Con-
COlll'I of the Americas this
month and, after aix hours
of Judefal.· a Im Mercedea-
. Bem 5GllK a.dster/Lµnou-
. 11De owned bJ Matbe-w L.
POil of Las Allcelel was
leleded to recet9e the Ave-
• DUe ol a..mp6eDa tr~hy
liplfJial Bat of Shaw
honor a.
'lbl ftllelt dallic and
vintage motcftal I in t h e
Ubitecl StatM were lhown m th 11 'fQmcoun d'Ele-
1ance" w b I c b, translated
from tbe ll'Nncb, means
Pande ol Elepnce.
Tbe event wu gtOiisored
by Soutliern California Cen-
tre of ... JIG ~Club ol
EncJ•nd, ad llegan with a
rolling revn at the thor-
oughfare 8PPr'08dl to the
GubMte eec1'8ton between
Buffuma' IDd J. W. Robin-
10011. Mo t o r c a r 1 were
judged oa tbelr appearance
and oa tbe presentation by
tbe drivers and passenger•
who .... dreued in cos ..
tumes aaodated with ttle
period of time "the motor·
cara were _p-odueed.
After tbe roDlnC review,
the motor can were posi-
tioned OD lie mall where theu::. aabjected to stat· le AIDGlll the judg-
et ... Piii Bii ud Sam llanb, ,._ lndlenapolll
IOO wlnllm: Walbr Edmia· tcm. ttllNlla ud motion
picture •: ud Gordon Buebrla. ......... of the orllSnl1 Cd moe.car. {
AddlDa " tbe day-long ~111numem·
ben of ee MG Car Qub tA
Loag BM*• were dress·
ed la Mulan cowboy coa-
twne1 and lln9d u traffic
directura. Mr. and Mn. Ted
Speck ti A••lm were
outfitted ill tndltfonal Don
and Duena costumes and
were accompaai.ed by a
flower girl dressed in a
black v e Iv e t skirt and
blouse decorated with multi·
color sequins. Mr. Speck ii
preaideat of the sponsoring
organization and 1 e r v e d,
with bis wife, u olficial
~st
Olaa winners for the Pre-
miere C o n c o u r 1 ol the
Americas were George M.
Warren, Jr., 1911 M~s·
Beaz 300 SL, first place and
Mr. and Mrs. James J.
Weiahubn. 1981Por1 c be
912, second place in the Mod·
ern Sports cateaory. (War·
ren's motorcar wu also
judged ~WI winner and
advanced to the A venue ot
Champions to compete for
Best of Show honors against
nine specially·seiected ve-
hicles.)
Other class winner• were
Mr. and Mrs. Harold J.
Orchant, 1933 Chrysler Im·
perial, first place and Mr.
~nd Mrs. Fred J. O'Leary,
1939 LaSalle (Opera Coupe)
second place in the Classic
Production category; Tom
Grostrl:tz, 1955 Jacuar "D"
first place and Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Ivey, Lamborghini
Miura P400 second place in
the Racing or Grand Tour·
ing category; Mr. and Mrs.
Bert Anakln, 1965 Ferrari
Berllnetta, fint place a n d
Mr. and Mn. Jack D. Hil-
ton, 1951 Riley Drophead,
lecond place in the Modern
Special lnteHlt cateeory;
Briaa Omain1bam, 19'l9
Merceda-Bem SSK, f l r 1 t
place and . Mr. and Mr•.
Gene 1\acker, 19St Jaguar
~100, aecoDd place in th•
Vlntage Sports category; Mr. and Mn. IntJic B. Lln·
dea, lN'T Packard Victoria
Convertible, first place and
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Blum,
m5 Rolla Ro~ Coupe de-
VWe, HCOJld place in t h e
CI.uric Custom caitecory.
:Visit Fashion Island
During Christmas
Fashion 1alud wm be
transformed Into a CJuist·
mae wondlrlaDcl a f t e r
Tbanb11vlnc and will be
raped over by Santa Claus
wbo wtD bold court at Ja.
land Boaae aa the mall to
chat witb dlOdra ol all
•&ea from Jdlh atop b1a bemJtit\11 emboaed throne.
A pbotolNPber will be on
band to reecri, Ill full-<.'Olor,
the thrill ol the moment a.a
children alt on Santa's lap
and whisper 1beir Christ·
maa wiabea.
Fashion bland will be
beautif\Jlly doconted with
prlanda, candles, and ptn.
atas throughout. Laa Posa·
dot, the treditional Span·
ilh·Amerlcan nativity pag.
eant will be performed on
the Satunta1 evenln1 pre-
ceding the hOllday.
SHOPPINC HOURS
MondlY and frldly-
10:00 A.M. to t:30 P.M.
Other 0.,., Except Sunday-
10:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. :J Som• stora opea additional eveninp
for your.,... CIOIMftitact
' CS.. SHNI ......... ,.......,.,.. P ... l a-.... NOVBllBBR, 1967
.... 1
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11
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SPECIA~ ·EV·ENTS
I~ ' -loutMnl c.tlfcnlle c-G ti c.rnen Cll*1 1..-
"9llM '91111 .,_.,.. t :• ""'·• lGI W ...... Street, o,..... (Mite Hori>
137-l'm)
ltdWY Ca.II ftl .... .,., No\1911
ttot.,y AM Nlillt '* ..,.\. .. lboe P•vllloll. (Mr. IMllM seMfllO)
oni.ee c.tt ~ COlkllll lcMIC. ~ ~N. ,,. a.m., Mete lliellMr,•.,Cclda Mesa. ™"· Hvtdl..... •»It)
Jr. -.W.11ee L...,. ti Or•""'I P'revllleMI T... t :• ,..., m s.
Or..,.. lhtt. (Mn. S.. S3W7Sll
,_. -NetloMI .......... -All'!I •• ~ _,.. I...,._ °'""'1 ......_., a.
1ur, 6: 30 "·""' h Goldtfl PllMtaelt.
............. (Mrs. °""*"· SJN2Q)
=:a.-==.:;-, h; st'#: .... AM. (Hlal "-'t, W"'77.,
.... r.,.........,. •. IHI -Tustlll. Womlll't ::w;· ~ ie..=•,.. .
~rwft.leedl E Jr. Mitt ~sd.DiC" rA ~-= c1n"~·r~·.:~DJY_!r ct:l .-_,... m:.m~. eo. w-.
OaUllMarl ., ... ~ ...... tto.. SM C..._. a..tw1 NatloMI
o.tei.. p~ l:Jt --~-= ="'~-1~1 .
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LMVW ,.,... 'c:.tw, Mellelll\, I CMn; ....._,,.....Mrt. •"'11111 .,,.,..,, . ·~· WALTAH. SAY:
Den cll*:,;."lt.';,re leedl1 ,.._ MUU MUU -.... llY ca.. (Mn. .... ...., ·' ~c-.u~~ w-"' Sch1huumuu
""""' WWN ~ DeY, IO:Jt a.m., l't1 W. •~r. AMlleim.
(M,,_ lemOnd SlUla)
Soutll C.... ~ Club of Pl
ktl Piii; C.llOrlfY hot lte¥1ew S...
rift. 1t:• a.m,. ClffM. I.Mn. Tl'" ~~$)
Ir,... -Our UdY of Ille .... ,., 1"; You111 l.acllK IMtlMe, ttumrnaee
S.lt, La P<allN Youtlt Center, AN·
llelm. (Mra.. HudWa Kl! MHll
,,..... -Campfli. Glrti Hor!Dn
Ch*1 WMktM ~. O'Nelll
Paf'l, (""9 ~ SO.Jfl.ll
4"1 -v•in. Oalll$11 Club, fdl q110f
aM reff'elllmtfltt. 1:• p.m~ Or•no-
f'llU Squere. 1 lttlle Cl\eMY Slt-
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Vet9r-of '::.'ft· ~ar 1 ~}&Or •nee a •r.-r-~~ rr.;j
L~~ ~ .. ._, ,_. _... ... ,,._ ,,'!!,, ~ llWI. (Mrt. lswM _.,.,;----
~~ ':r' Jr. w~~.s=:
•nd 'elfllon _:~~ 1a11 ci.-_.,.. IM. (Mn. Meu.lfWIOfl 495-Jml.
Piii. ~! .. .''t {'M,7' II :00 XI A .... mthl:..!,I t "'• r-....-."Wt • IMn.
1119 • ,,.... -tloft,. M~ Au~' Cller ... r.:., 1) AM. Mel-
._ZJ:..l!..l Tg~. =tten ..= J'e"&"Ain6·~--,,\--~ 11Wll--~1-1)
We Got Plenty
Christmas Stuff
Too!
,.~ R!!f., c:..,.,-,.1 • .:.•=1 De Clt.111 Oren • • • • Sll ..W.i. (&'1:..i'f" Lcl111i .. ly et ••• •n• -11-... o.. •-'Hit (SlleU
--~~~"-=:...~£ .. Al~ == ~· -AM. (Mr.
'"'.-re~~· ac:cir:ia s:··:w...,.,;r-i-1FWt. "'= ~
.... AM c--ttt c:-t
31 PAIHION ISLAND
N.WPOltT HACH
·~ HAWAIW4 iHOP
F•shion lsl.nd
NEWPORT CE.NTER
Elep:nce for the bath.
captured in exdtlnl.
dttp-toned velvet tow·
els. iD luxurious color·
coordinated rup. M-
cessories in cold and
allver ftllgre and Ital·
lan norentl.ne. So much
to capture the imaain·
atlon -selected to
endow your beth with
the lavish look of lux·
ury. You'll find thls-
and mo"" -awaiting
you at the B AT H SHOPS.
BE
U FASHION SQUAH
SANTA ANA
NOVEMBFB. 1967 a«-.
, .... ~ ~ "w'4 '°'' •a..111 2'! •. ~R..it~~~~q~ ~,. ~HIO eut"-'I :>O -'Ill S3~nlJ31
..
The W~I Werfcf of SHOP and LAYAWAY NO·W! The Wonderfvf World ef
T9Yl>HIWll•&tetleners
M91d Funny, Fanclfol
Bloaom1 and L .. vesl
• Molde Wllll a Cllftliftl
• 4 genllMe P\.ASTl~ootte ~
• Maka .... w llllnef trif'lll
• Cte•te Jtftlryl . • ~u 9e1ul,,-l l.llc:IMHl
ALSO:
CREEPY.CRAWLERS
CRE~PLE-PEOPLE
FRIGHT FACTORY
FIGHTING MEN
~:. 14.0I '7 .7 6
your choice
MATT MASON
~ SPACE STATION
AND SPACE CRAWLER
DELUXE ACTION SET •
TIUtll ACTIOtl TOYS
IN °"El
Space Station,,
~CrlWltf,
MlijOI' MATT MASON
included!
ONLY '13.99
I
TOY SALE!
PHCllO&UPH PUY-DOH
2 SPEED
.., Llonel
'9.99
IEG. lie
67c
WALKI TALKIE
, 4 TRANSISTOR
1f.tt v-.. --·---------'12.99
WIClt
•
MATTEL·O-PHONE•
I Talk.I
• 11 mlttut" of 2-wey talk with• frlendsl
• Voices come from recelver-
llt. •Ml phone!
• I diKt lnduMdl
.... 10.00 ·-······-~. 99
BOARDS
REG.
$11 .00 $8"
Mkby
Mouse
TAlllll&
PHONE
ly Hasbro
.... $9.00 s5•
DAIEDML BOND'S 001
l•i
aAaY SAY'# SEE"'
• Amaz.lng animatlonl •
• TalkJnt lipal
• &prHalve EyeaJ
• Seys 10 phraaea at pull
of taHUng ring I
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ONLY ___ $I Oc87
• TALKING DROWSY•
• 5-s U ,.....,, 11 .. py-tilfte ,..,._t
• Mw ~ta her crU!el • 1tW i.111 • ~ llHlllM ,..,._ .. ,
IEG.
$1.M $497
111-lW W>EI Ill SCRABBIE
ltEG. $15.00
'4.99
SPlllY
DOU
REG. $6.00
'1.97
A Crossword Game ONLY
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FASHION ISLAND ......
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WftTCMDTH
CAHOeA P'AaK
GfllloDAYSAa
Oppoai .. The Broetlway ......... -...
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........., t -Mudltll1Mllf ~llvtll ...... I I HoMs ~or ~milt>ltlty", J!!'r;;;Gllel .
•-· 1· '·"'· 1r,..., lile $c11001. ~ G lmort, ·nDll
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t1cia. 7:ll 11.~,< Sclenct L.ciV,. Helt. UC IMM, (N>5'lJI
t•nta-"WtllrlflOolt ti SuM'' Clltttn
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M -'"TM 0.111111 Kln9t • ArOllM• IYN"1 Ot, Cfl,rt I . Hiiie t:)t 11~" C/lttln w. -. Mu-m. llCl-
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::.."r:'cTolW~t Hll"'-=o:.:°U'.:.rie. I ~)MM ~-1:JIOITllTIUllllY \.1(11119 ~'"' Ot. Wetten of UC Irvine, 11:·l0 p.m .• WMI Colleft Ctllltr ..... 7111, 911 5'11
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Natural Shoulder Shops
The em:phuia it on color and can-free conv•
nien~ in our new pennanentJ7 preeed ~
dres.s shirts of. Dacron* polyester and cotton.
'1HE AU WOOi.
HERRING80 HE1
. 39.95
7. 95 bf lW.COIT
42.95
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CLASS WINNlll -Brtaa S. Cunn!np• {eatw) aecepta trophy from Jin.
Ted Speck for Placin& tint with bil Jiit Jlercedel.Bem SSK ill the Vinti ..
Sport& c1UI at the Premiere Concoun of the Americu held at Fashion Island
this month, Brlal and Laura C1Umintham operate the BriUI Cunningham
Aatomotive Mmeum in Co.ta Mesa which hu 80 of the world•• ftDelt motarcara
011 dlaplay. Standing with Mn. Speck and Cunningham ii Dale ll. HaD.Jen, Con-
coun chairman.
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ti "* &. 0-. 7:• 11.m~ Roam -.:rr Artl WldlN. UC lrvl111.
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If IT'I DIFPlllNT • •• IT'S FIOM '"FIESTA"_
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>
a ''FIESTA" feature
Wednesday thrv S.turday only
" beautifull~ fewdud •hoc•
Oft 10/t KID SUEDE •••
luscloul colon • • • Cll long
a1 .ellction kuti.
•NOTe .....
(Jramatically different!
Typically f<ou//ini'
dGlsic ETRUSCAN
PUllP l>Hvtif11Uf
~tcmftgcm
both 1Cppe1' ad 1ol1
• • • ~bdlilfud witll
co~r naU luad&.
Marrone 0 V •rdc
24.99
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fashion islan~ -newport center
~ -MMtw OW. -01Mrt CM -Cwt1..,.. -~ .__
Open Mon. I Fri. Ev•ni"91
:>• .._ NOVDBEB, 1987
MEETINGS
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Sel!f• AM 0..tMer ti C.-ra; aowd °' 01--.. n:•-. 1'1' E. 'Ill Strett. (Wl-53531
1111t -Tl'lll• AIWfftlll Clull ef .._. port H•,_ I $:00 p,m., 611 Lido
P•rk Drive, New90t1 a.cl\. (Mr. 1 111111111 D>-7129)
.. ..,_.., 11 -Ore1199 COH I Nellon
tf Y·lndlall Mtldenal t:ll e.11\., Cos!a INN Gltls CIUI>. tMrt. ~
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5oldsmitil
Wedding
Rings f°"
the Bride
and Groom
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l"ASHION ZEROS IN ON THIE WAISTLINE ••• WRAPS AN EMPHATIC
a&..ACK 081 AROUHD THE NEWLY FAVORED SHIRT DRESS. THS SOFT, . . .
ALL-GlRL., SU.JfOUIETTIE P'L.ASHED WITH fl'REE-f'ORM ·STRIPING IN
._ACK, WHITE AND COFFEE. THE TOTAL EFFECT, TYPICAL OF ntl
DIP"FIERENCE IN P'ASHION THA'T IS ~OBIHSON'S•• ,ALL 'l'1-IAT'S HEW,
8TIMUL.ATING1 VITAL, ·TO BE SELECTED TO REFLECT YOUR
PIERSOHAL FASHION STATEMENT. DEFINED HERE, IN FINE GAUGE
WOOL. KNIT, P'ULLY LINED. SIZES e TO 12, 90,001 PACESElTIER SHOP,
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,,Hello,
I'm
B. Dalton,
Bookseller
; •• and I'd lib
to have you viait
my new bookatore.
I think you'll find
U onlib any you''f•
....... It .... comfortable
kind of atmoepben,
deliped tomab
brclwlin1 a plee.u.nt experience.
Y ou'D And my book etock
utemive, with hard and eoft
cover titl• in a hundred
d.arly Jip.ed clulificationa.
I have a epec.ial, ICaled-dowu
eection juat for children, and
a eelection of tut.fu.l sift.a and
acce.oriel. My Diplomat'•
sJobe at twelve hundred
dollan ia the bichlisht of
that collection. Stop in.
I think you'll be pleued ...
B. Dalton. Bookaeller
Fubion lala.nd, Newport Cents
N.wport 8-cb
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VtttrlN Of F0<eltn Wart ll'ciat No. 3$16 & Au11Ulary I 6:311 p m.
tot IUd< dlM«, 5'5 w. 11111 '""'· Ccel1 Mese. !Mr.. Torren.. ~ 4425)
w-•s CIVIi Of <><anee1 9:30 a.m. Helldo c:oolllno PrOgnom 11y ~Cell!. Editoll (Ol'f!Plll'/. (S»
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Uftiqua S<lulrt O.nc:e Cl...,: I :• p.m .. , Mld'#1y City w-·• Clull.
(M«llyn ·-SSf.1olM)
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11tt -S. 6 .... Auchibon Society:
7:CS .. m. "W.-Bini Mlerellon••
Or. ·-· SMla A1ll Pui>llc: U. -ry, (Mr, T9"Qlno, &21-7UOJ
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15411 -Sor011tl1111• Cl\lb cl llu•111 Peril 12:" ~ C4Ml1'1 llut1ur1nt, !Connie ._.., JA ,._..,,,,
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SPOITING GOODS • J SUNa Sl'Om STOHS
fur
all-around
-fun,
ft got
}OOfnumber:
TheHead
360
lt't ODly die.,.. ~~-lk atJ
we'ft ""· told. A bell fot
many ioterDdlltee. A relax·
ma pie... aki for · a perta.
A totally .-,.able ati for •
atructon. ,_. nc:en. ooe-
pair tnwllm .•. for a y apeed
oa aay _,.,, Oar customen
call the 3fO .. Head Super
Olaler. I.II • allow you why.
• DRYLAND SKI SCHOOL
.... Utt MOW AND LLU• TO ICJ ...... n .....
• MOGUL SKI CWI
A NIW CLUI POil YDUfflTHI IUPl•Yttlll ftJPI AlllD
llUTltUCTHMI -ITOP ay POii A NLO••
# 27 PASHION ISLAHD
NEWPORT CENTER
e SANTA ANA
219 E. 4th St.
e PULLERTON
601 S. Euclid
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Sl~o~~ ':_•~ .• I V•=~ri~
Fellow Hen, ~lerton. (Mr. c-lllN. 171~)
11111 -°'-l!mpl .. Couftell. Boy Sccutt Of Arntrka1 AMll•t ll11tlncu =~~·s.~\!' /111'"."' c~i a .. r
Auls!•~ 1.tatiue of Nt'*l>Orl 8"<11. Jr. Aultlnary1 f::la 1.m .. ~) llulldlfla, CMrs. lllCNnan.
~ C:_,,. c-ra CIW: 7:4$
p.m., l""'"'°" Room. S.nf• Alll llllrery. <Miu ltor11. UHlT.IJ
Woman'• lltllef Corpa 101 ll:JO
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T111 T.v Cllwi.r. llet1 Sltlme ~,!:IO lf."'cfi. 115fM~Yll":cr~~
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C-ty Gullcl1 Pr~lclelllt "'"""II• ::1111,,:·"'ismi/;, 111111n Strwr. s.n.
Or-Grow 1.oc1oe m, F I. A.M.1 lnl o.arw . 1:Jll p.m . II Pllul Squire, Orenoe. IMr. Gcvl~ S'4 )661)
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,._.., l~rdtft Gr-Ccimmvnl-
ty Concert Au'ft l L11be 1rlaN
Oetw»n In -r1. l :IS p.m., Ger-
.,.,. GrO¥e Hltft sm.t (Mr. Meeft
Slf·21<17)
IJC lrvlne: Arnold Jucl1. ple11ltl,
4:80 p.m .• Fine Arla lullcllfl9, llOGlll
1"t. Cu:Mm>
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~ftfelcl En«n'IO~, t :OO p.m., l3J
H Glasatll StrMt, Ore~. 163....._11,
t xl. 2201
Chapmaft Coll•; Worhhcp In
lltNla11nc. • l •r_,. Mu11c:. ):CIO
p.m., Auct"-lum, IJcw Jollnac>n
m«11, m. "°'
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Atl'n.; J«te 9olet, pilnlll, I : IS
P.m., 5enl1 AM Hlall SdlocL Ilium
llilllt• MMIMl
--UC INlntl Ch«'tl Sk>lt1. t<> pr-l.Mrt Oenla11, pllnl1t. 4:09
p.m.. Room lt1' l'lnt Arts ll11lldl"8.
(13Mf3l)
'tllll -L191JM IMCll ~ Mualc
Sodetv1 Werww Quintet, •:JO p.m ..
L1911na lleflCfl High Sdloal. ("'-4'01
Hei.n V111 O.u-J
lM -UC ln1tn11 Clla.mbH $"'9tf&.
~· All1td, Cond4oclor. 4:00 p.m.,
Fl,,. A~ l 11lld..... II_,, 1616.
113Mf22l •
""' -sYmr:iflonY Auocleticfl ol 0,.. •nee Co;ifttVI Eluncr St-r. -
preno, Oaftl•I Lnl1, Conductor. t :lO
p.m., A,..,..m (onVtfttlon C•nter.
(SC7 .. l'5)
""' -Nor1twrn Of•ftO• Countv Com-INH'ltv tanurl AH'll.I Richard H,.y.
ma<! Intl 1'lo MAlllM"1n POPt 0<·
ct1tttr., J:U p.m., An•t>ttm Hillh
khool (Mn. W.HI '2U40)
Fuli.rton Jr, Colleae; lllt Ntw
Cllrlstv MlnJlnll, 1:30 Ill•"'·· /Mn'•
Gvrnnu l11m. (Mr. llcnf 111.eotlO)
C.I Stele l'ullerton1 Cot119t ••"" Concfr1, Mr. Benion Minor, C_.
tor. l:JO p.m.. '-"Ila TMeltf'.
1111.3300, ut $411
lltl\ -S.nt1 Alll Commvnltv Co11ar1
A$10CllllonJ Me SI t4on 1nct Tul'lll
IC-Kwong, 111C>11,....1ano ctuo. I; IS
p.m .• Sift!• Anl H1911 Scl>ool. 111um
111g11i.r w.-.1
thl -GerOtfl Gr-C<llllmunlty c-
urt Alaoclalton1 ltl(l\lrcl HIVIMl'I
-tt.. Melllll"•n .._ Or<N1tr1.
l :IS p,m., GercMll Gro\19 Hleh
School. (Mr, Moon J».210 )
.,... -Or•nta Cou111Y ll'hi1t11rrnonlc
Socie1'11 Los A,,._IH PllllMl"*lk O<d\elltre. Z\lblft tMflle, CClflclu<tot •
t;JO p,m., UC INIM C.mpv~ Hel~ ,......,.11)
Im! -Amerken Gulld of Dr11aftl1lt1
Orlllfl Cone.rt, ._.,.,d l'ebe<, Sol~
ltf. I: 1J p.rn., U741 AMiii. G1rctt1t .,_, (MT. ColY1t N»D2Sl
--UC l"'IMI McJCrt lrlc. 4•00 p.m., llCIOl'll H1' Fino Ar1s l 11lld ....
(m-#21)
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ll71·H'2) .:> ~ NOVEMBER, 1967
r
Island House
TM bHvtiful lalaftd Hotuc ot Fuhlon l1land "
ooailtbi. to clubt oftd orgratdiadou. To reurw U,
please ulqhoM Blaine Hillil, laland Houu coor-
dinator, ~2020.
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M -a.M Sl9rN "'L I:• It.Ill. (Mn. II-~)
M -T~ C ... .,,_. s.ct1en.. 11:• 8.11'1. (Mn .• l(t-UMMif . -
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,._ -Nl'#Nft Hert!or P_,atatl It .. Mllcan Wom&111, t:• a.m, ( .... IY ttu~...-w
H1r11or Oemeaat Clull. I :• 11.m. IMama Ohan .S4MltllJ
lltlt -~ Alalllllllb ., °'"'" i:' ~ f:• •.m. CMll.r'ltrl
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~ Ari AU'ft.; t xlllblllon by
Mr. Herold Leif, 1r1lfl of 11-. ...-111.
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Bold
&
BeauHful
Our magnificent new trios tell the world
you belon1 to each other .•• everyday, everywhere.
A4'v1nce diirnond detlsns in wide, ~ured
rinp apture the youn1 look. from top, In 141<
sold: Round solitaire, $285. Her weddln1
ring, $1S. His, $l0. Marquise diamond, SJ10.
Pear-shaped, $410. Emerald-cut, $385.
bch available with matched weddin1 rlnp.
S~VICK'S
c7~91NCC 191?
ti FASHION ISLAND e NEWl'OllT IEACH
ha Ant•I•• e C.ntvry City e .. l-..4'ela e Torre11c• e Ian .. rner4'ln• e Sant• h rlier•
NOVEMB!B, 1967 .:>~
nm BROADWAY'S
ANNUAL
HOLIDAY
SALE
.,
..
STARTS SATURDAY,
NOVEMBER 4
. HAPPIPST SAVINGS EVER ON nm
WIDEST llANGB OF GIFTS!
This is itf Out big .. m tht ~ ••• hundreds of
' . gift ickss It the belt ~ you'll make all JUI J
We'ft trnded fM .... ..-to 6od these ~
T&1ua f oc you ••• you'll '8d a walth ol gift idas
{O( nuy Dame OG JOll' list, and decorlltite ideas fot
7our holiday-minded~.
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