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tacturia& aecutlv• tor Nartronlc of
Anabelm and a member of the re-
centlf. rmtallzed Wnt Newport Im·
provement AuacWlnn.
-811 RNldm, real estate appl'9iser "* officel la Aaabelm and prul·
dat at tbe W•t Newport Improve-
~-Awdatlnn. ~ W. &Ilea, educational tele-
1 vtlila llwtr..W for AnUelm ele-~elltlr7 adlOllll Md a IDelDMr of tbe
Newport Shores Community Alsod•
Uon.
--814 Sifter, owner Q( McFadden
Square's Blue Beet restaurafit and
new!y elected preaident of the Old
To"8 Newport Aasociltion, a mer·
cbantl' sroup.
-Jerry WN&en, former Los An~·
le1 polle» olficer and owner of See·
c:Out Builders SUpply Co. in Qista.
Meu.
~ elCb repor(ed.ly baa liven . 1'
• Ill
thoqbt to Jolnlnc the l'9CI for Paqit's
seat, none bu made a pubUe Ill·
nouncement.
Forgit ao far ls the Gilly declared
candJdate. The cokJrful 1-maker a.ad
loog·time Harbor Ana llanhnn deel·
er today pot it to the DAILY PILOT
this way: -
"Hen's your beadll•: Fwatt to leek ~ •
"Tell your readers tbat I'm mad
(See COUNCILi, Pap I)
· ~n Committee Propos~s MeQ,sure
By BILL BOYARsKY
~ "'-"""'
SACRAMENTO -Gov. Rea1an's tax relorm talk force of bualnesamen
reportedly bu recornmendecl . that
Callfornialll belin payinf a sales tax
Oil food.
T!le report came tocS., from an un·
Clffldal source wbo bu been told of
-some of tbe coateJltl ol 1be cOlllden.
t1al tltht11 parded report. • -
At present,conaumera do not pay the
five percent sales tu on food pur·
chased in stores .tJr meals taken out
from a reataurant. -
The source also said tbe task force
has proposed an entirely new buainess
tax for Calllornia -a levy that would
be used to either replace the property w · on ... ,,,.,... lnventoria, tbe bank
and corparatiou tu-or both.
'Ibis ii a sroa marlin tax. It ii com-
pited by 1ubtradbtr the COit of ma-
terials and aupplles from • buslne11'
.
. grosa receipts and then taxin& what
Js left over the gross maratn.
The source said the recommtllda· lions, eapecially the food tax, bve
1tlrred controveny amonr Rea&•'• staff_ •
Finance=· Gordoll P. Smith, a member the Wk force, ~ favon report, wbile E'9::
vlMl'I are inliltinc the ~
would touch of1 a wave at aaU-H-9·
(See FOOD TAX. Paae Z)
Mesa R~sters
1st Co1inty Road
P.are ............
Hanoi Peace Overtures ,
at . Deatll ·~i9-te
TJW .. &rafllc fatalitJ ef the
llra·ii&d· as 'lnSincere'
...... .,.~ .......
Eae • Leq We Ned Jlou9 .
""Newport Harbor High &:boot ~sl:etball team c~ Club will be beld from 8 to 7:30 p.m. in 1ehool cale-
year for, Costa Meaa ad Oraqe
County 1'U Jorged at 1:10 a.m. to-
day Wheft a 3l·year-old &anta Ana
womaa cUed of head lnjuries suffered
whea blr car 1mubed into a tree
W ASHINqTON (UPO -Admlnls·
tratlon soiree• reported toda1 that
Hanoi and its aupportera appeued
to be ltart1111 a new propafaftda ef-
fort to stop the U.S. bombin1-ol North
Vietnam wlt!lout any reciprocal r ..
ductio• ln the CommunlJt mWtary
.tfort.
capt•iQI Alan G ... (left and ~Black eample ~-Friday niaht,JtrecedinC-Sumet Lape opener
spaghetti p11pared by cheerleader Gum;. Hannahs. ' wtth Senta Ana Valley. Proceed.I will be uaed to buy
Spapetti feed ..,omored by Harbor. · Boosters movie projecto~ for coadlln& ltafL OD NeWport Boulevard. . .
DMll II Barbara Jean 0Jte7, 1722
MltdllBi St.. wbe at mldntlht Wu dmilll blr foar-door tedan nortll OD
NtwJIGl't, just north Of 23rd Strttt. ' M~ Arrested
As Police Fbid . . '---:::. Guns in Truck -Newport BNdl police early t h i a
moniq arrested a c.ta Meu. weJd.
• ftO tMJ aJlltl WU mrmed witb
a full1 loeded 1Ub-machine IUD and
IJlotCml.
Booked into Newport Beach C I t y
Jail IDd cbartecl with tranaporti n I
ud poaessing a pre·World War Il
vintage Tbompeon sub-machine IUD
w11 Charles Lee Grecian. of 2211
canyon Drive, Costa Mesa.
Police aaid the 40-year-old bachelor
wu stopped in bis old panel truck
about 2 a.m. on Superior Avenue just
north of Welt Cout Hlpway.
His vehicle wu·~ becaase It
...neclly resembled one beJ l e v e d
driven by a narcoUc1 vlollt«, police
ml Gredao tDeeecD1 attemPted ~ ener aomethlng next to the driver's
Hiil with hll rilht hand, and police
said they dllcovered a .410 shotgun.
Tbe wupoe waa 1oUld. witb I t 1
hammer cocked, 9CCOl'dinC to Det96
tive Sergeant Kenneth Thompson.
Further tnveatlptioa dlldoeed a lult· r• containing the m9Cll1H run. wttb
• r:Uo of 29 bullets in Its chamber
,.......,. to fire. Thompson said.
Another clip of the .45-cL;tier but·
lltl al.lo WU found, Thompeon said.
Thompson 111d that Grecian only
~arked to polc:e: .. I'm an your·
side." Grecian w11 beld wttbout ball In
city jail pendinl unJ~meat in New· ,.t Beaclt-Colta .._ MunlelpaJ
c.rt, poultalJ llte tldl afterDOOD.
Thief Ranuck1
Home, . Geta fl,000
NW rlllACtlq prldlcallJ n9r1 ,_ ID tbe bcla1t. • thief blJpld bbn·
1111 Wednetda1 to more tbM a.a In IGlt hm the residence ol adwrtillDI GICllltYe f'rederick R. Kolll>, 4M
Prulpect Ave., Newport Beacfi: police .......
'1'111 burl)M, wao apparent.11 enter·
.. Gna0 ID •lodllll. alklinl lllH
illar, nOte • • carMra, • • .... • ........ ,..., ""' cw. .., ............. told .....
...
More Flights Okay, But. N woman diell in Hoaf Memor·
lal Holpltal. Pollce said abe had •P-
parenUy suUered a fractured skull.
The White Boue and tbe Stat. J>e.. partment pablicly mamtained tile po-
sition that there IUU was hope that
a recent statement by North Viet-
nam Foreign Mlnister Nguyen Duy
Trinh might lead to talks that could
end or lessen tbe Vietnam fighting.
l
Not Ru!f,ways: Badhain
Accorclln1 to witnesses quoted on
pollce reports, the Oney car was
travelin& in the passln1 lane when It
.. suddenly ran oCf the left side of the
But privately, oUicials said diplo-
matic channels so far had produced
notblng to indicat. that Trinh'• Dec.
30 statement meant the Communists
would agree 1D President JobD.IOll's
demand that talks must be baaed on
some reciprocal eesture.
,
Aasembbmlll Robert Badbun (R·
Nwport Beach) W~ n.lgbt in·
dk:ated be favors limited apamfon
ol Orange County Airport. bat i1 op-
. poled to any utenaion of tbe faclll· ~
ty's runways.
''It is not economically feasible to
plan an International ail]>ort in tbi1
area," the legislator tolil members
of the Airport Safety Committee, a
cltileM group representfng various
Newport homeowners' associations.
. Badbam spoke at Mariners LI·
brary. The meeting WH arranged by
-Elmer Brown. chalrman of the c!U·
1ea1 committee. and George Hol·
stein, Harbor Mea. tract denloper.
Seftnteen committee memben at-
teact.t.
QUESTIONING
In response to questioning from
Brown and others, Badham acknowl·
edged that be bad supported an ap-
plicatioa from Pacific Southwest Air·
Unet (PSA) to operate jet fiiattts be·
nteen the County Airport and San
Frnciaco. The state Public Utilities Commis-
sion lut month approved the PSA
bid. A re·buring oa tbe applicatba
ls beille IOUCbl b~ compeUq airllDes
and tbe city ol Newport Buch.
Badbam uld be ltiJl faYOn tbe PSA
propoul, but would check 1D&o t b •
Air Slfety Committee'• 'contntion
that lacreued DOiie problems wauJd
retU.lt from the additional Olptl.
He noted, however. that present
airport Olgbt noise "doesn't person·
aUy annoy me."
He pointed out that It was through
hls efforta a few years ago that a coun·
ty plan to depreu the San Diego
Freeway to permit extension of lhe
airport'• nmw17s bad been blocked. "Rllbt now," be emphaslzed, "!
wouldn't support the building of any
additional runways."
B.ldham also sald Jt ii bis view that
construcOon or . another commercial
airport elsewhere In the county would .
not be economically successful.
Committee cbairmad Brown. how-
ever, diagned. ''The county shoulcl
try to Jet the land now for the
pluet tbe future," he said. "There must be some fast planning. The
preaent airport is totally inadequate
for '41cfJtional expansion : It bas only
•acres."
-c.nt1 Trame IW7 l Dutil Tell S
rMd Jn "a cloud of dust."
Tlte car 1ma1bed into the · tree.
1eaYtac bits of windlhleld IW• and *' metal lmbedded in the trunk, U.. spun onto Newport Boulevlrd,
Wladial up sideways ln the pusing
lane.
Police said the woman was alone
' ~ the car and that she wu not thrown from the vehlclt at the time
of impact.
The car was demolished.
The year's first fatal accident oc·
currett almost three months earlltr o..n Costa Mesa'• ftr1t fatal accidenf
of 198'1, according to Ccdta Mesa
Traffic U . Harold Fischer.
Jn 1987, the first accident which
took a life in Costa Mesa occurred
on Marcb 18 at Newport Boulevard
and Bristol Street.
NEW YORK (AP) -The stock
naarbt widened lta lollel in heavy
· tradinl late tbl1 afternoon. (lie quo·
tationa. Paps M-35.)
'Ibe Prealdent, meantime, sent the
U.S. Ambassador to· India, Chester w. Bowles, to Cambodla to discuss
· with Prince Norodom Sihanouk the
problem po1ed by Communist Vie~
namese forces taking refuge on Cam·
bodlan territory, (See Page 8).
Sihanouk, while refusing to con·
cede oWcially the legal right of
American or other allied forces to
cross Cambodia's border in "hot pur·
suit" of neeln1 Communists, has said
that he will not actively oppose them.
But both he and Jobnlon would
Pilot ReQChes
l
New Pla~au
In Circulation
Aoetion Draws No Bids
The DAILY PILOT reached anoth·
er plateau in circulation, topping ~ .•
000 in December, It was announced t~
day by Ml1111 Leavitt, circulation dJ.
rector.
Average net ·dally paid cJrcutatlon
for the month was reported at 31,083.
.County Can't Get Rid of Reduae'1 Estaw Audit Bureau Circulation (ABC), ac·
cepted by news media and advertising
d. aaenclu and auoclatlona u the moel SJz Iota from the estate of wealthJ
Newport Beada nehate John Hor·
men. f• lale Illa NOY. u. hive
drawa • lot oi looUn but no ba)'en.
"Wt'ft ball ·• tn.t...., c.U.."
Aid LIU T .... of Nel ,.....U.
diviltoa for tile Oraqe Couty Pub-
ic Adlnlniltrltor aad Pabk ~ aa.
•IJJut IO flf' tnlJ OM btd b• ceml
ID. ad It wam't acc.ptld beeaUM tt
was too low. So we're Soblc•to teep
on tryin1."
DteclllM for 1*ldla1 each ..U JI
at WtclneldaJ DOOll at tbe Public Ad-
mlniltrMlr'• omc.. ,..._ of ....
Nqaln tblf "tl:H111 .-PIJ cllll . " 1 f
if llllir offn are accepted. Bide
mut be aceompanled by 10 ~
of tbe ..._. olfered. ~
OoUlc:Uve vaJue of the six C:-.
pr '11'11 ·11 '141,000, accordill •
Miu Talon. ,
8be sa... tbe loll will be 10.. II
two pveell. Four Iota In the h
,.., are located °" 30th and llat
lltMtl near Balboa Boulevard. 1lttY
are appraised at a total $81.000, eMil
a minimum acceptable bid of ••
Wei Mita TalclL
Thi llCClld Pllftl is two loea •
........ _Balbol~
ilfllllllllll al I total tlO,CJll. Jllli6.
mum 1lkl ii "6.000. •he uJ autboritatlve IO\ll'Ce of ne-per clr· Buet locatiou of tbe properties ... r-
11'1 Ill JOtb SL, 201 20U1 St., fJJ1I • nlmtlOa a,_ in the nation, bu re-
-. St., • t11t St., GI 3Znd St., conW a 1MfoCmr·7Uf pin ID DAl· _. • ll8d It. · LY .PILOT drculaUoD for Iver)' quart.
._ tf tlle leCI are improved. wtth •Moe 1ta eetablllbmeat ••a dill)'.
..._ valW lllltU their expiration The 15.-.,lus ftgure fen' December.
..._ resanllln of whetber' ~ are . 11 compared lo ABO-recorded Dtcem· Mid or llOl ber a,.. for put yean, IDdk:ate a
'l'bl coatJ coUteta ,early ttllt on • •IMQ climb from 14.* to the cur-
.. lot far "'° blllboarda planted rent .... htP·
Din. MIA Tai. rtpOrtld. H .. are the December fiein• lor
lmpnmmentl OD tM otblr prop. the put .... )'Uri :
.U. lllcladl a .... (DOW COft· t•l -JU& 1tl& -3J,440.
demned), I bttr tavern. I paftd 1112 -... ltel -M,a
,.rtia& lot, aad a YICOl, .... llA -31,217. 198'1-3S10l.1·
...., ofticl Wldbt1. 1914 -....
J
'
prefer to deal with the problts '1
strengthenin1 and expandfnt dM Con·
trol Commlulon iI th• COmmanilts can be per1Dadecl to asree to aucb
proc:tdme.
Airborne. Sniper
Hits Coast Home
With 3 Bullets
A Huntington Beach ~denc:e to-
day was the latest reported victim ol
the aerial iniper who apparently fired
three bullets into the roof of. the home
at 8312 Talbert Ave.
Patrick H. WWlam1, the owner, told
police be found tbe tbree liolel ln bla
roof Wednesday while taklnS down
Christmas Ugbta. They were over a
bedroom but slugs had not penetrated
the ceiling. '
A lump of lead resemblln1 a .38-
callber round which the airborne
shooter bas been using wu recovered
from the 1bingles by Huntington
Beach police. wbv said It "pot1ibly
wu fired from a plane." Tbelr lnves-
tlgatlon Indicated the bullets came (~ SNIPER, Pase %)
or .. •-..A
Weatller
Sunny and warmer ls tM lood
word from forecuter Jack Fr•·
zee for Friday on lhe Orange
Coaal Temperatures are tabbed
at 88 hereabouts and 72 further
inland, after a drop into the low
40's tonight.
INSIDE TODA W
For every 10 Orange COtl,..
tiOM who tied Ult kno& b• JN7,
eight ~ u qldu. occordino
&o ~-end mamooc ad~
1rmutica. Poor I . .-.... ....... c....... ...... ....
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•
\
r chants
r • -. -. • Nrrchmb bt Ille' Old To.a N.wport .. ' .. • : •
AiliGdattua Lb>afOt -arr apecfl9tl 1! J>f~~Olp ~":i,..~~~) In
·.,,... Wore He.,.t le.eb plan· -,.rMir61y '*~" tloo tcr
l 11111 com•!tf._a to 'Voice "Objectjont · QJ, • "-8' dlr Jl9 Neli•ed' a-btart
~ au.a.rd a1amst infecllon and too
much emotion, Blalberg would not be
allowed to aee lilla wile for siveraJ
days. to a "°'".. ,_...........,. ,.. tncalplan&. • · •
lalll'lllt. • But Ula......., -.t ud his .wile The ·spokesman ·also said that ra.
dioactlve cobaJt t1'atment to counter.
act the body's natural tendency to re.
ject a foreip object -the tnneplant.
ed heart -would becin within 1 rew
days.
·'hie a11ociailon Is made up ot mer. wiU Ml U. ._ peru~nal uae tbe
cl\ants In tbe McFadden Square nd money they •!• due to receive f~om • • a a '50.000 teleV11Jon contract they sign.
CHECKJNG THI FllLD
Councilma11 Dee Cook 'l'M IN THE . RACI'
Councilman Al Fer9it
TO ANSWIR THE CALL?
Ocun front ~rea ol w.-N.wport. ed last week, bta lawyers uid.
The eatet)' -.u11 tlltcme tMir Hlllt• · Tt.e .tentract ._ dildoHd Wednes· .
bor ii comefa.nera· IPPl'fV9 a '"11se day n1pt wben tat Ndoul Broad·
permil .fft Ml eper1tfo1f at »a w. .cuaiiai ~· of ,... y.,_ ICNOt to
Balboa Bt\16 protect tl Half· thia aum apparently
tell thrOUO whee l*tures ol 1M oper· ~id Sc!fe~. ~soctauon. pre~ and ation were forb.ldden.
NBC said it cootracted with Dr. and
Mrs. Bla.iberC last Friday to.J>ay them
'9.000 for exclusive films and inter.
views before the aper'llltiGm, $25,000 for
"public.aUoe o1 the fll'lt exclusive
film « pktur,. of ~ operation ,"
~nd $16.000 for exclusive cover1ge aft·
erward,
Ceundlrnan Lin ParlOl'la .
.. p.,... P .. e J
COUNCIL CAMPAIGNS Of! TO .EARLY START • • •
proprWo.r el Slll'a 8;'ue ~-Rett.m· · ''Tbe mODe, ~ to Dr. and
ant, saJd in .a letter to 'the etty: Mrs. BlaJberg will be deaated to or-
" I ~iala fo coavey tO yea our fN~-pniutior1 and illdivWuala ~t.ed
wbelminc oppoUtloe to the ~ with the heaJ1. truaplaM operation on
4 • Jack-la-tbe-Boa operati• at Mdad· Dr. Blailler1. tbe lawywa ltated:
den Square and Balboa Boulnard 'ntey Mid lbe Blalberp had •void· and llfhappy e'nou'h about thlbgs to "But J'd be glad to." he noted, idd· •H Interested In Jindinl someone ,, . . · ed publclty ud1 they were approach·
run again, Ud I think I've done more ing. ''I don't think he'll .. -ve any illled We feel that an oper1tlon of thls ed by NBC IOI' achlllve rtlbta se_t out for 'Old Newport' Lbae any ........... iJ. ,.. qua to oppose hlm. "I think that's ty-would do ........ m. g •-.. _Jp t b t'n the contract Th _ ........... .._ Blai
man ever bas." ........... financial problema, if he decides to a very pool' policy." be said. "U I arr. but instead ';:fan,;' it:; e berp ~ one~ i:d. that th;
Tbe campaigning in Distrtct.2 ls th1tt; give it 1 10.'' were lo nm and _ M electeck 1'ere Soffer arped In bit letter that tile entire income' would be paid to the
under way. And jt could turn into a White has made no announcement would be ·a barrier placed between snack sbop would Increase tr.me at Greote Sclmur Holpital or to the re·
tree-tor-all by election day. o( his -candidacy. · myself and any councilman who had what he called "Ode of the molt hft. cently established Chris Barnard
: •: ln Councilman Parsons' District 7 And neither, for that matter, has supported an opponen t of ml.ne.•That's ardou.. intersJICtfons on the PeoinaulL Fund for heart research or the es·
There was no l.Ddiution whether
the BlaJber.gs planned to pua along
any of the NBC m()Jley to 1!w-Widow
of Clive Haupt, the 24-year~ld fie·
tory worker wboae heart •aa trans.
planted ~ Blaiberg. He died of a
stroke several boura before tbe opera-
tion.
and Cook's District 5, the pelitlcal De a bad .-ay t9 atart ~ new C'Jty Coun-. ~·1..,... what u extra • w • tale of the heart dooor CUve Haupt. •,.._,at~~ quieter. ,e ~k. ciJ." ~lifs"Jlllf da1'ln0¥IDC fl iad *of ,. 'Dlil'11Ji&.a..W.....,,a...._._
_,,no TO FIND. --'At mis moment" Cook told the 8 the now of traffic would do durinc f1ll17 C---.. aad ie pod spirits. bat
™ AlW-Plror. 'Tm llof allR" ~tta _ EE NEW MAN the arunmer " bu bad DO "1il, fooa ~ CbaDce1 Show Stopper
Potential challengen of the iocum-whether r would or wonld, not run 1'oi=11f. r.Gmer: elftplnlstJiect that-he --:.B.....-twk...,~~._....._ ,... called """1 remclte' ibat UM ----bents are hard lo find. Jn Parsons' again. rt depends on a lot or th ing•:" would like to sec a new Dfstrfct , other ...,._1eiUidiat illfltl*l tt ~Jllltilat' bod)' would r• distrl_ct, which enc~mpasses the e~st-" $:Ouncilman "be,aause the guy we've u area lbat la already uturatlld wt .. • ~tbe l9iUt: --
trn half of Corona del Mar. woufcf.be After .all. l_'ve held this seat f9r eight got oow cause! 100' much trouble. ~ ii not 1oin1 to help the eeGDCB• Blaibers ii upected to remala la ~.SA .J~dge; J_. -
,. councilmen itre_in !act non-existent-year~ and Ut that thm-" I've lle veloped That'• no way to run a baU club." 1c atability" ol West Newport. u OQ,_ tat for MOCMr tbree or ~ apart from Pana. _ . . · •· ,.._..,"'-•boa\, d9illf ~ n lk>tb forliL ~ H4 Cool5 ~ The.. appllcut ii P'oocbnabr. Ille., four da11. Be wu under eonttaet ob-Movie Cl~ ~. · • ~;.. pic:toN ~uff~ · Parsons • .._-,,;_~ P{9~es~ that people mJl)I( -the)' ~a4.lnn.a:.e1 01 aw ... Jlct. . r.,. a.fed ~ Robert . c. B.mwr. .........._ ~"*b ....,...., !II
could win, in his words, "6y default." like to see go on. : . ·. Antt ·_1f'irilf"'~11 be said in. the mayor of C1Presa. . ~ Ju. ...... nt. and blood preuare at -. ~ -Tbe moviel were caJJed ~'Tab Me
r If ·he· chooses to run again for mem· <woo MEN RUN next few months. By them and • . -t ~ "91. Mil bour. His blood Ptel
bttship on the seven-man council • ···u '· · · others. .. • . > art .....,._ twice dally. UNI the Naked" aad ''Prince and Nature Girl"
--but lbe rul •how·ltopper at the
Guild Theat« in Santa. Ana Wednes· .e_.1 afternoon WU Municipal J udge raul Mast, la penoa.
That's bow it appears. accordjng to . some real good men want my There'~ .Plenty of time for anyone 37 Flee Hotel cltemkal C9lteDt ol tbe blood il"tn~ r a survey o1 Corona de l Mar Ctwnbe office. and they meHure up to-what fllse to Join the fray: Jan. 25 la the ed fNV1 foar hours.
ol Commerce ofDcials and other com~ l think they should. I misbt jvst sit first day oomlnating papers may be 11te botpttal l)IObmlu said
muruty leaders. They all say they ~k." • :!~en out at City Hall. They must be As F• Ra
ha ve heard no one express an interest Cook ran unoppoaed for his second cai:tsb;._11T:1·u F~b. 15.t 4~ tbe ·Ir~ ges UteraQJ, too. He doled down the
II succeeding Parsons, w• pollti-tenn four yeara ago. . ne up • we post cal rapomibilities include the joint Cook. Who would be e~ to con-at that time, and champing at the bit.
dlalm1ahlhip ol seven Orange Coun· duct a vJgoroua campaign. declared B Be~wee~ then and April t , Newport l1 uJllbtion dlatricb. 1 position un -that he .never bas bad the backing eac vo era may well be wltnea_s ~o
preCectented for a freshman council-~~n:i".'n;~~ or l">UPI· and I don't :;to';;~A: 1:S~ ~~~lt~ ttrkr s m~~~ apparent dearth of District 7 · He said he was aware that Fo g't And possfbly'in Cook 8· · r 1 Parsons. on lhe other hand: may candidates has not gone unnoticed by be able to just walk around the track. Parsons. Said he frankly:
"There is no doubt that there are
people who can do the job I'm doing
as well or better, but I haven't seen
a,nYone .tick hls neck out yet. And
I ve heard of no one.
. ,,,. •• 'i-e J
straight down.
CONSULT SERIOUSLY Williams' report ••s the 13th in a
"ThJs places me ill the position or series from homeownera In u.. coun-~ssibly announclag by default I've. ty wboae_r eUlenett la.ave been atrafed
tried to conault seriously with the by the mystery pllot-wtio still is unJ-
people. who advised me to run the f . deotified.
first time in 1964. but all I get i~ ·3 • . Jn addition to Williams, newest vic-
fuftD1 look. and they say: 'You're funs include Wilfred H. BoumidaJ
doil'lg all right.' 2424 W. Washington St.-Martin L'
"J'U keep trying to ge1 a siaeere Clark, of the same ~us: Mrs: acc~pt.in& ol the !~tuatioa from Utese Maldalene E. Pirrolo, -2HO S. Parton
advisors-. bu~ihe 'Way-it Jookt now, -St.. and Mn. Sandra Beberta, 2:IOI s.
f just mlgbt flnd myself. running Un• pc:-a) all of Sim Alla. ,
leas I see someone else 1n the wings ud a.t. resldenb oC
I fed· is sufficiently capable of . as-a trailer l*'lr. found .JO.caliber cOp-
sumU.C tbil tremenaoua respouibill-per Jacketed bullets imbedded ia the
ty." f1oon ti tbelt traUen 'wHb the usual
Councilman Cook faces the Hme hoiea la their roofs.
.. Dead P hysicia n
To Be Revived?
NEW YORK (UPl)-'llle bedy of
a doctor who died a year ·agQ pf can-
cer is being kept in e111d storage
against the day a cure is found and
It may be ~ved. lt was reported
here today.
•The victim was •identified as Dr.
James BecUord_. wbo succumbed ln
January, lWI, and is be!Jeved encap-
sulated ln a special IMlit designed by
a technician identified as Ed Hope.
U. a cure ii found I• cancer. a at·
tempt trl1J be made te revive and c:m-e . ~. BecMard's bedy.
situatloa-almost. At present there Mrs. Pinolo told odltlel'a she found
· ~ hole in her" 'kitchen ttlllna Fr919t P•e J
up from hls expns1ve dtstrit't whtc !'.. ---_.. -· ~
literally 1urroaoda tbe Upper 81y. Police and Federal ' A'Viatlon A1e·n. -FOO
But there is at least one prospec-cy officials·were invelti1•6nt all re-• • •
live challenger for Cook's seat. ports but had litUe Mipe of •pprft-" . · · .. Ht la Collins Radio Company ex-hendinc the sniper. PAA general avi• S.tr~tiGn feellA& an the ltgialature,
ecuUve Paul White. White is inex· at.ion officers ln Loni Beach aakl the wblch convena Monday. .
J>erlea«d in loc1I municipal arfairs, aean:h for tbe offem:Uq pl-. was William P. Clart. Reagan's eireeu· but he has llis sUppOtm's. lib buntiq fOI' a 9tedJe in a bay· tWe secret..,, sllid tbe report will be
Anwo.g tbele fa Al For1it. 1taek. considered bJ the Co•emor when he preparea b.iJ tu' metiaage. ·
ENOUGH BACKING Tasll: force consaftant Dt-. James
''Panl White contacted me and Race Rioter Jailed Papte of Purdue Uniftntty. ii whole· •anted to know if he could ~t enough tt,artedly in favor of the l'Olll reeelpts backbll to ron against Cook." aaid ; tu .
ror&it. whn has1 had his differences ~WARX, N.J< (UPI J-Negro poet. He told the California Taxpayers
with his councUrnanic colleague. "l playwright Leroi Jones was 1ente11eed Association tax seminar in November
fold him 1 was SUPe mone1 would be to 21ii to ~ years in tht state pdson tbal a tax of eight-teotha of on. per.
donated. J like White. Hts not an and fined '1.000 today for carrying cenL on oosa Jnarsins would raise
'agUtnn'. 'He's a 'forrer' .'' \ -wea pons dul'ing the taee riot that · about J500 mtmo. 1 1ear -as much
Forlil said he personally hasi't swept this city lart July, oas the bank and ~rporaUona tax.
PlediM any funda toward White's
ca.mpaip, if there 1bould be one.
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Corona :del Mai;M~ New
Assistant to Supervisor
..
John Killefer of CQrou det Mar to-
day was appointed b7 _ F'llUa District
Supervlaor Alton E. AllH te be h I s
executive assistant.
~ .. aide .... 1Mmbef' or the
JIM Orange County GIWMI JllrJ and
c"-lnnu of the <'ome'Ute w b t c h
handled such mitten u air poHuUon.
the agriculture extensloll service. mos-
(\uito abatement, .sanitation. water.
11.-,tJng and cemetitry tlstrietl: flood
control •nc:I wa~r po...., ud the
harbor district.
Kwefer b a member ol tbf Oran1e
Coast YMCA, the 552 <:hat> of H o ~ g
Memorill Hospttalf ttMt World Afflln
Colllldl ot Ornae c..,, h N8YJ 1-lut .......... ltd GtrDd,
Set flees ,_ tlil8 B11M1 la lute Ma.
A 'Loe ~Jlltt.MIM. ........ of POlft08I COlle(e .......... ......
ofllcer, ICJlltfw ....... '* wtte. M.,.a, and Oletr tltl'9I ~. Xll'l.
Kate dd Nell. 1t tl1 ... 11f11'old.
He ha1 been afftH~ wttt. C.lntt
Growers or Callfornl1 Rd terW!d on
the C.Ufornia Av1Qd9 MYilory Board.
Killef.r auccttds CM1 Kymla . ., h "
leO the poat with Allea to McolM iert·
erll maoattr of the Meal1M-NJpd
Water Dtatrlct. \
arrell d
· sbow because the fllma •ere "erotic
and extremely ponograpbic -total-
ly wltbout aociaJ value and • IUCb not prcMded .,, tbe First Amendment. ..
Aaalstia• tbe Judce. and libwise
aJDOQC tbe last to leave the theater
at DI W. 4th St .. were a poDce lieu·
tenant and 1 vice operative.
'J'bey confllc.ated the films., still phO•
toe and also trailen ot coming attrac-tions.
Booked on suaptclon of exhlbit:ing
oblcieae films was theater manarer
Gary Noel Johnson, 21. of Santa Ana,
ticket aeller Lenon J. Linden ol Ana·
heim aad pro~ Bruce c. ~_....21. ol &.'912 Tyrone, Circle, -.-Beach.
JCl!bmo9 •• releued from Orange Cowd7 jaO Wednitaday n.lght after
pastiac '1.250 baD. Schmidt and Miss Linden were not jailed.
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Circle,
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Murderer
Still Sought
A "square-knot klDer" wu but.d
today u the atranl)er Of Manlaa i..
ea Tucker, 2J&.yur~ will ti •*II&'
rine ..mo& oveneu, wbll9
wias f o u n d under ber b e d In ber
Oceanside apartment.
'
1Wboever kiDed her wu ao atroac
ha ~lied-that lquart bot aroaad ber
throat IO hard Jt bruiaed tbe blCt ol
lier neck.'' Deputy Coroner Ridmd
Ewens said toda7. •
~trs. TUcier's body wu found at s
a.m. Wednesday by ber roommate,
Mn. Linda Krown, also 31 ud a Ma-
ri.ne's wife. Mrs. Krown had returned
from a date, undressed. and wu acl·
justing her electric blantet wbea
abe. saw Mn. Tucker's ankles stick·
inl ftom beneath the bed, police laid.
ff o m I c I d e detectives aaJd Mrs.
'Tucker was fully clad alid had not
been raped. There were no signs of a
struggle in the apartment at 1l02 S.
Tait St., and the victim's purae with
$21 was nearby. ,
''The only clue we have so far is re-
covery of her 1988 model green Volts·
wagen," an ~~ ~-Mlid
today. The cai, whfch had been re·
ported missing. waa located Wednes-
-day-rught o~ine ban at Cam
. Pendleton. · .
I . .
DAil Y PILOT : ~
F;leeing Reds [(ill.ed ·
w!:~~~~~.~~~~~~d~~~r .. ~!· ~~!-
• o d a Y puraue. North Vietnamese commandet of the American Division, " durhli \M DIPt, and the Amer~ans
troopa that tried to overrun three aald ha ttoo~ killed "about 300'' en· fired tbou8andl ol mortar and artil·
_Americu baseJ near ~a Nug. and emy troopa , inchul1~ 241 tn attempu lery rounds.
the Couununlat dtalh toll 1D South to seiu Landing Zones Ros,· and Les· Delayed reporta from othe.r parta of ,n ,_ __ , L lie in the valley about 25 milea aoutlr U1e lit Corps ~ -the five north·
ne_. • five northern provinces .west of Da Nang. The other attack ernmost provinces -lilted 111 Com·
climbed to at le11t 400 since the New Wed.ne,sdax .was against nearby Land-munlsts tilled. . ·
Year's truce ended Tuesday. Ing Zone ~e.t. A platoon~ U. S. aoldierl\bolatered
Tbe North Vletnameae kept up hea· Ryder said be believes the North by a sqtaiCI of ·.Marines aald about 25
vy machine 1un fin at American hell· Vietnamese "may be regrouping and Viet Cong riflemen opened up n them
copters movin1 troops and supplies in· Wednesday about 20 miles south o! to the Que Son Valley south of· Da 1 fully l'IPflCl them to continue tne the Que Son Valley. The Americans
Nang; One helicqpter was shot down attack." said after beating back the initial at·
today. making a total of five downed Two of his companies patrol· tack. they 'surrounded a nearby Com·
in two days. The crew was rescued. ling were attacked early today, but munist fortified vill•H and attacked
and U. S. flpter-bombers tried to reports of the action were sketchy.-it, killing ~1 enemy aoldlera. They re·
knock out the enemy IUftl. Two of the Que Son Valley bases ported no American cuualUes.
I .
Bishop Pike· to Discu~s Peace, Freedom~ •
WHO ARE THE LONGHAIRS? -~Syndicate of Huntington p . . uc1· Talk Beach shows off some lengthy locks. e (kneeling) Bill Conoear·
ney, 17 •. and (frQID lelt) Mike DempseM_l , nd Randy Bullet. 16, all rotesters Ill
of Huntington Beach High .School iullr--Chris Almond, 16, and Chuck
Party Makes It,,
Poll Indicates
Fraher, 17, both of Westm1nste' i)igh School. The RunUngton Beach ) , boys have been suspended from school for long hair; the Westmirrster ~ .~ames A. Pike, who real~ec! as boys are still in school. . · Episcopal Bishop of callforma after being accused by his church of here-
indicate . ___ _
...... ___ Detectives-reluted-t~--
f u r t 11 e r .clues the car m1y have
yielded.
sy, will dlscuas the new morality,
draft rrotesten and the bi~y move·
-ment Sunday ftlilif a 'UCI.
Bishop Pike~ talk. will.be__ ~I.ii
LOS ANGELES CAP) -Latl·min·
ute registrations by collep atudettts ·
have put the fledgling P e a c e and
Freedom Party on Califorpia'1 1168 presiit. tial ballot, an unofficial poll
• ••• 'II t..~~wit!t .trol, e . state's largest counties fouad the par· ----~
Qi six by stiff memtien-front~-thi:.
center for the Study ol. DiniOcraUc
ty with 61~ts4 registratJon1 WedMs· · /
day. The party clilml 88,000.
u2· ~ng iBerc
Off ice rs Accused
In Bai'"-Beating
. ~_;;-' I · L-D-L-,_, -A __ 1.... _ _ __ In~~~~n~ ;,r,~~U'b.!te~·-_ '·~-·~· ~-.~ !..:::;:: __ -;...,~o~ni.~-~ --; · L...._\.......,.:.,._ ••• ,; .-.J-r.-..~ ·-"Thia Revolutionary Age: The (,"bal~
'Ibe ~~~-fo ~ ~~~~Utitt:'!t·· ~~~'"';.'J
LOS ANGELES CAP) -Two Long
Beach policemen stand accused of
beatin~ and violating the civil rights
of Artist Connor Everts. now visiting
professor at the University of South·
ern California.
U. S. Atty. Matt Byrne flled the
charges Wednesday against patrol·
men Warren Joseph Simpson, 34, and
Eugene Joseph Brissolara, 29.
The complaint alleges that the hus-
ky Everts was beaten during an ar·
rest two years ago in Long Beach.
Everts' attorney said the artist and
officers got into an argument in a
Long Beach bar after which Everts
was arrested. A beating is alleged to
have taken place alter the arrest.
The complaint says Everts was de-
prived or bis liberty without. due pro-
cess of law.
By ROBERT McKECHNIE hair is not extremely noticeable and lenge to Man," ia presented by UC
or 1119 oe11y ""' , .. " au claim it hasn't cbanaed Jn over a Extension. Th~ difference between long b~ !n Y~· · "Bishop Pike is knCJWn for bis out-Huntington Beach and l~g barr m spoken views on politics, morals and
West;minster ls about five mlles. Most important or all, the boys religion. He haa authored two books
Thats not a measure of the hair In· claim the 1001 hair is n. ecessary for dealing with his lecture topic "You
volved, but that's about how far apart success in their part-time band busi• and the New Morality" and "Y Tb1t
H_vntington Beach and Westminster ness. Be Heresy." ·
high schools are _ on the map. Suspended from school because ol In his tallt he will tell why be
They may be even_ further apart the lengthy locks are BW Connearney, thinks conventional rellgjous ap.
th_an that on th~ question of what con· 17,' of 9.132 Litchfidd St., Fountain proachea have "-'1-.a to -acb many stitutes long hair Valley, and Huntlnaton Beach resi· uu ~ ·~
Tb ill of .tll. tbJ · dents Mi.ke Dem,...y, 171 of 327 7th people and what be thinks about e po t s •s. th~t the Blue r-current efforts of churches to engage Syndicate, an award-w1nrung r o c k St and Randy Bullet, 18. of 18392 .
combo comprised of five talented teen-Manitoba Drive. m reform and renewal.
agers, just maJ be the first .musical Still attending school in Westminster ~e ~o will describe "situation
group of its kind In the country to have are Chris Almond, 15, 14401 Middle· ethics. whictt be says has replaced
two longhal.rs and three shorthairs on town Lane, and Chuck' Fraher, 17, the traditional "ethJcs of consequenc-
its bandstand. 13181 Palomar St., both of Westmln· es."
All five members of the combo · sler. _ The Rt. Rev. Mr. Pike was an at·
have long hair. But only three were The Blues Synd icate 1s the band torney and faculty member at Geor1e
suspended from ecbool for violating wbich won first place in the Orange Washington University Law School
halr regulations. County Fair band competition last before he waa ordained to the prie.at·
The three boya out of school t h I s year. hood.
week attended Huntington B e a c h The Huntington Beach students have He resigned as bishop of the Epis·
High Scllool. 'Ibe other two are stu· received district suspension notices copal Dioceae of California in Aug·
dents at We1tminster High School. signed by Assistant Principal Lee wt, 19 and joined the ataff of the
The dlllerence in the length of their Mossteller. center for Study of Democratic In·
.
.
HE'LL SPEAK AT UCI
Blthop Jamff A. Pike
sUtutions.
His lecture at 7:30 p.m. Sunday
night in the UCI Science Lecture
Hall will cost $2.75. Seating is only
guaranteed to series ticket holders.
by the Secretary of State's omce in
Slaameoto lats in the month.
A party spokesman credited the
conservative party of George Wallace
for part of its suceess.
"When Wallace qualified. our peo·
pie took the attitude that if Wallace ·
can do it, if· there can be a nciat
party on the California baliot, tben
we can do it too." Jadt Weinberg.
party administrator, totd a newa con·
ference Wednesday.
The Peace and Freedom P a r t y
put · 2,000 workers into the field to
help sign up last-minute regiatraUons,
perticularly on college c • m p u 1 e s
Where students •e returning from the
holidays.
Nicaragua Shaken
MANAGUA. Nicaragua (UPI) -A
powerful. earthquake rocked tbe Pa·
cific Coast of Nicaragua Thursday in·
Ju.ring dozena and damalina more
than 1,000 homes. There were no im·
mediate reports of deaths .
Mullen & Bluett's 85th
·Janual)'
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On Women's
16BO ~
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Most asked for 1 ~ wool f abr1ca-
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Furnishings Values!
NECKWEAR 1h PRICE
Reg. 2.50 Reg. 3.50 Reg. 5.00
1.25 1.75 2.41
FAMOUS BRAND DRESS SHIRTS
Reg. 7. now 3.91 3/11.85
Long sleeves, white & colors. Yo.ur style 11 here
BETTER DRESS SHIRTS
Reg. 8.50 now5.71 2/11.00 ' MEN'S SOCKS
Reg. 1.00 now .79 3/2.25
Reg. 1.50 now .99 3/2.95-Str~ 1tylt1, one aize fill all
· BOXER SHORTS, T ..SHIRTS
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COTTON KNIT BRIEFS
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Spbrtewur Buyal
KNIT IHIRTI Reg. to a. now a.ti
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IPORT IHIRTI Reg. 5. to 11. now 3.91to l.M
Short llMYtt. popular 1tyte1 and fabrics
SWEATERS Reg. 12. to 28. now I.ti to 17.91
.. Cardigans and pullover •IYI•
OUTDOOR JACQTI Reg. 39.95 now17.tl
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CASUAL ILACKI Rea. a. to a. now Utt & UI W....,• '*'°"belt loop and t.l>w* ICylel '
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Solid 8"d patttrna, aome rever1lble
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Premium Worsted Suits
Reg.110. 79.
Prestige Suits
Reg. 150. to 1 as.
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Sport Coats
Reg . 49.95 to 75.00
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Reg. 46. to 78.
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12.11 15.91 11.91
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SWEATERS, ROBES,
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BJUllANI;, A1*alla (AP) -Tbe.
1ut-blra ., Mn. .Patrtda Brabam~.
qnMaytm -... m ud c11ec1 toda.1
at tbl ... Gf IQ .... There WU llO
•ndlciem tblt a$ of the otber four
A Redwood ctty I~ coDec· babJel .,._ Unaeenect.
burd • jlnsle. Jhil18 W41dne• Th9 att...Uni .._trlcian announe-
betb,wi. tbt blllMI were ftnt......,.
.. .... .,... birth. AmUll n.. ..., .... w. tbt ..... ., tbt the at
..... .,... 14 omcet and c......
Je• tbe ~ at tine pomda ~
ouneea. - .
1 when he emptlid • tratiiCan ed dwt G..tfn7 1'eser became W In
tilde an lee cream .-.. lenlW · ~ aiid died In mJdattmlooe. rtti invutlpted and'. ft>und a A .._... 1..-n-•1-u toda ......
• 1per bal wral>Old ill a .wuter. It --..-tat -wu ear er y • .-.. Diitned •t,51& pl~ IOlbe chlCU ·=all fin~ In Ntia(act«y
1 out to a nearby Mrvice at. Tbe qulatl, Aultralla'a lint. were
Tbe Bnhabl1, who live bl~
Dtld, • mllu from Bria.,.., .....
lour ..... cbUdru. lDcludlq twill
bon a,,...qo. . ~!!!!~!!~~!!~!!I!!!~!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~~~~~~==!!!!!!~~
Tbelr father, ftoCtr Brfba'ln, a Mo
yllMlld lawy9r, bad Ida ant 1oed·
loot at tbt tb1J qalntl WtdandQ. Tbetr pediatrtd.aa reduced tbe Jnmdd.
lty conceatratiCJn in their tncubator
Delftno called police who u1d ...__ _ _... -'-wu the loot from a holdup at UUllU wttbbl cme boar -ll 111111ut.1
Tue.... ~t d SUnday. Mn. Braham, 31, 1ave blrth e au ltltioo .uay an aix weeb and a few day1 premature-
tbl robber bid stub lt wtth ty but untU toc1q tbe qubdl bat,,._
intention of retrieTinl It later. procrelliDC 10weD1t WU tbouCbt lbeJ
• might leave the bolpltal before the
anticipated lix to eitbt weeb.
Geoffrey bad weJibed three pounda
10 ounces, the aame aa hla brother
Richard GJbloa and Aller Faltb Elba·
A~Agency
cribl, ......... tbe milUq ., tbt
... ... tbe a1bl .... • .....
Brabam to au a lcml, dim' lo* at
bla cblldren.
I Braham revealed Wednelday that
aft. the birth of bla twiu, be had ln-
•ured bll wtf•'• ..... prepancy
a1linlt a multJpfe buth. But becaUN
of a ClaUM ltipulatinl DO payment in
cue of a birtll mc.-e than six WMb
befcn the IGpulated date, be cUd not
kDow wbltber be would receive tbe ...
. ~ner aces . , -
.. fraud C~rge Wifes M~er
...... __ ~A.... ..~ ~. "· v. <UPJ> ,,. SrraM¥f 6wes c. llobm Bell, ... _,__ Vft""'" .... ., • .......,... ..., .. --r"."-.
of VktMM ~•JI, tom n-ll'IWtld,,..... 11 •'T1i9 ....... s ff p Ji
bodlr mj1'red Uaoe U toUl -' l1&J>-·-··• .. bmk omdal 118t COit tb1 IV Eto combat Wt ... a ft a k'f mlDd" la -.... ICbelM wttb • e f..n. 0 ee
the todgh& of "" 10 poUtld bop-L11816 Bult • Tn1at Co., •·• B(ilz .. "°"" °" lcON m St. ::e;,edocbl•, ...... ot • . LAS VEG~. Nev. (UPI) ~ ~I-to te,.,,.,,.. iiilll ff.,.,,....., "?i -~.a •_f!lr1.· ~-· MlaU.1.~,.. • ..," JI m-1 .
• rchana to Mi forward boH ~Due • lMmllDft1, "• l!;DU"*· caicdll("ti for~ or .ta&, to-flk>. ht 1'oJ>t• &M t9Mdki toUl "*" • w!tb lldlal, ab9tdDI ad IDdudnc day faced arraipment OD cbarcn to Japota for •rgff'f kfort rt: Roaw (PeM) 8"U.11, tbe bak'a MC· be murdlrtd bia wealthy wile of J'llarJ~, tlJlDillllt fUe tatrlll tilrH JboaOta IDd" then Ht fin to mg""" to bat&lf. . la buk ,.... to eo¥el' ••• In their home.
• CHWdraftl ID tbe •IWY'• llCCOUDt. AlbUl, 31, surrendered to poUce ~.Funeral nrvica-will be held to-What bl'oQpt tbe two ma totetbtr Wedatldly and 11x houri iat. at· t'1 for Anne ll'Mltlne Dlcbne, I& the alltlld 1Cb1m1 •• not uplaJa. tended hJa wUe'a funeral at Palm tile of country mUlic recording .ed. The arr11t vi Sovak Tullday n-...... 1 Tw Wllformed ... -u .. de .a.... "Lfttle J1----'' Dick--, ~-lbocked tbe rllldentl ot tbia CGIDJllU· ..... ....,.. ' o ..,.,., &&& 1 pu-.-"'""' .... wuu Uea escorted the suspect to the HrV· S' killed Monday near Sherman, nit, wbo remembered blm u a loft:,..-lees tor Mrs. Rose Louiae Maple Az..
x., when .ber car skidded off an :poalkenhJf!."111ybooman1, ~-~adbubeek n bthe11 bl11, &1.
overpua and she wu thrown oc ... IC 1 ....... et 8 She was the widow of Ed Maple,
from tbe vehicle. Burial will be at pl~~Y did it for 1 variety of pur. an executive of a hotel OD the Laa ~.-.-~'.eodlawn Memorlal Park ln Nub· poees whlcb 1 will not comment on," V1111 Strip and a former Dmver city ~ lilllla. ,.,_ --.La. &..~--u s councllman, no Md left -about · · ~.,....,. ·~ -_...... · · Atty. Jam• D. .. million ot bl.I estate. s-bad "O •'·-----•lllilllllililll-lllliW Zlrla. ".(ulthe objective was to alpboa .. ~ .. • oft tbe moaey. 'lbe bank la out •·· children.
A -.... __ ..-_ --~ _., . Mrs. Aabll1'1 charred body was
-"---found 1ut !>ed. 'l1 in the muter bed· 111 DrltNU tMn .rl .,_,.. .,.. room IQtted by fire. Followin1 an
1DOtb, N.:, CBI Md AJC,,.... S D• I.... at&to1*7, aatboritlff ~abl bad clMd
""" ion tlarir polH1' "' tM enator """en before the fire and • I' body con-, a~ I Le ~th1 g °"' aU boob taiDed maulve dOHs three sleep-
tullll& VNwrl loft ,..,., /OW C'-1 -b "''--_J ~ drup. J1Ua1a 0/ ..... Ms ~ e&e' rates I ~ fl(I Nici be WU til tflt llviltc aohn a anlal ,.,.,,._. _,.. room Bltulnc to the radio when tbl
~ '"°"'~ "'" &wMcl B. L _J -"'_ ;i -fir• started. off ~ 1wUc• eonC'l'OUfng tM l U"tnau y .J. UQ(.l'V
MtlfOrt ftd f7do U.. .......... ~
riOlt '°°"" • "°""°"' ... ,,.. npor&ld. .. Soldier Quizud
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PAm ~ TOPS
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.fll!"bla red, If~~-~ tor her. Pants wttb atikb crease and stim&pa
In nylon, polyester .\retch; they'll irow with
berr Slail MX, re(. 3.50, 2Af. SIJea 7-14, reg.
4.50, JM. Stretch· to • fit nylon I polyester
striped turtle top, aizes 3-6X, res. 3.00, 1.9'.
Siiia 7·14, i:eg. 4.00, 2.99 .
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WASHINGTON (UPJ) -Seaafe
Republican Leader Eftl'ttt Mcltln·
Jey I>Jrben, one ol the mott enter· ~~~1~~~~~~~~j,,.~ldJ:-lS.~Hl*~~.~~~~'nnd~~!~~-~1~~Jr:~~::11aaea~d=C~ras1m11t-:=m-~r-===~======-' • ArmJ Spedalllt a Mir PNnih,
4aUoned· in VletDam. wrote b11 todqPr~--· Ad • SI •
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ther tn Pomona tbai be would ._. JohDlon, far whom Dirk· m.Its aymgs
• "~-a M--'can dinner for tbe sen UI lbouldered mu7 a burdea, UA9 aAI na certain to telepboae or wire ~Udaya. Frach, 21, IOt the ff.75 birthday IJ"Htinl• to one ot hil clot· LOUJSVILLE, Ky. (UPl)-A Viet.
dinner ""94 to him ln the 7lst est tri'eadl on capitol bill. nun veteran belnt questioned by po.
EIPClriatlon Battallon Camp at Dirben, wbo rllftl ill tbe new 1..,. l1ce followlnl a traffic accident early
DC .... b, 17 mlla northeast of u Grand Marabal of tb1 Ron Bowl today blurW out be. bad juat killed
OD • • • by none other than his Pande In Puadena wu ceJebret-:u:i• and • 1oidler she bad been
~· Bil fatlMr, 1111 f Nneh, iq bla blrtbdaJ ill the old home hffm Count)' poUee-cblcbd out It," ~1,'IOO for hil 1tif1'1 llYen-day ton ot PUla, W., where be WU the 1tarJ of Clifford GriUa llld fwnd
1 P Vietnam. ~aajo 4~ planned to live a UM body of Mn. En Gri111, 41, in
· ; • l 1 1--n hhotu--.. •-i•i.t at tb.. their trailer home on the Dixie Hlgb-• IUl'ftl Shh ... 27, a P-o A to UWI .__, r-•o1 WUI .. • ~ way ~tractor. wu arruted by San :;:-~:.=-~ P:!.!:.. for Grlaa. 42, told pollce that after ~dlco police for Osbtn1." They _... k1Wnt bis wife be drove to nearby aetd he bad Ulld a bamboo pole, DirkMD ii not expected back ill P'art knox and "ldDed a soldier," de. th and bent wlndlbitld wiper Wubinstoa until IJMlrt11 before Coa· tect.lvea l&id.
k to "fish" out 300 coata, sweat· 0'9ll returu to werk Jan. 15· Police telepboaed military authori-llld akirtl from .tore racks in BJ that timt, tbe birthday wtll be Uea, who fouDd tbe soldier dead in his Juat anotbtr mDatone ud In man q_,un. Tbe ume of the soldier was a woman'• apparel abop. Jn cuttint •aJI Ula oae tM bloam will be olf wltbbeld pencUnc notlficatlon of his a bole tn the roof, Stoia acUvated the ro11. Q1rb1a mdlt f.ace a vlri• }amlly.
t baqlar alarm and bt wu ar· tJ ot problilnl u a leldtr of tbe op-Mn. Grtaa waa shot twice and the tiJ • ,...t.n1 motareycle of· pocltloa ~ ta a PJllldtntial eJeC.. IOldler tine tbDtl with a .45-callber
wbO ftrtd ODI ~l abot. tloD 7ear. piltol.
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rd aat bis U. mpte kie-.,..... ZiPPI' 4,.. Ina tap to bottom. lot
-' dias-ibantf. Appllqal trtm. Ont me Illa to l 7tar or 22-lbll. Kod·
IDldban f2-l JW1), larSe (M 1WI) and a ...... (M yean). lotb tn pastel
....... ud acnUc Meocl . ..., ..,. ..,.. ... eomfortable.
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Mario 1acdni ol New·
port Belch, wfto lw
WTed the Balboa Bay
IJona Club in every
capacity rancinl from
greeter to president,
has b e e n presented
with a diamoftd r i n g
by the organization for
contribution~ d u r i n g
bis tenure. He current.
ly is project& ll'llAilrtntl W
for the Jocal club, and
zone chairman for tb
district. Paccini a1JO
presides over the club's
annual Jobrter bake at
Corona del Mar.
STllKIMG 'SAMOA' IY
CALLAWAYa
Reg. Sole
Both size· --$2.SO $1.tt
Hond size ···-1.40 1.29
Wosh cloth.... .70 .St
Calloway, ''The Lobel of
luxuryS': Bring exotic beau-
ty to your b a th with this
$fuflning jacquard woven
,fforol creation In rich deep
colorings. Choose antique
gold, bronze green, larkspur
bl~, red.
VllUMT, NIW
FllLDCHST 'CLOISONMI'
Reg. So e
Both size ···A-$~.50 $3.4'
Hond size ··-2.30 1.tt
Wosh cloth.... . 90 .79
This sculptured pottem hos
on unmistakable air of ele·
gance -Soft velvety finish
on one side, thick looped
terry on the other. Colors:
Gold. verdian, Siamese.
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MAtTIX 'INVITATION'
VILVn·LIKE PILI!
Reg.
Both size --.$3.50
Hand size'·-· 2.00
Wash cloth~ .80
Fingertip ·---.80
Both mot·-· .C.99.
Both sheet .... 6. 98
Solt
$2.49
1.79
.69 ·" J.M
S.99
Colors: eiue willow,pink, trop-
ic gold, ~\1tr-dion, scarlet.
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Good, Bad·
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WASHINGTON (AP)
New Year•s Day wfD bring
both Sood and bed news for
the American t.upa1er. One
tax will be etased from the _,~,.,.~· ........ .ra.
1 while another Will be in·
creased for many persons.
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KING SIZE HD PILLOW,
CLOUD SOFT TOO" POLYESTU FILLED
20x36 inches ............... -....... $3.ff
.,
Higher S o c i a 1 Security
taxes to be pald du.ring 1968
will more than offset the
repeal of the federal stamp
lax on real estate sales
whlcft.was voted in 1965 but
doesn't take effect until next week.
That tax amounts to 55
centa for each SSOO. or frac-
Regular size 20x26 inches .... 2.ff
Fantastic buy on plump, polyester
filled pillows. Soft and fluffy, they'll .
eose you into delightful comfort-
able sleep. Non-allergenic, moth
ond mildew-proof, odorless.
tion, of a tft1 estate sale
and means between '80 mil·
lion and '10 million e.ch
year to the Treasury De-m...----"'A
partment. It ls one of the
fees collected from t h e
home-buyer wbea be signs
his settlement papers.
NO INCREASE
Although lhe Social Se·
curity tax rate won't in·
crease for 19118, ·tne amount
of salary on which Jt iJ lev·
led will -from ts,eoo to
'7.800. This will mean an
additional tu of $52.80 for
a person earnln1 S7 JIJJ or
more ~ the year.
Prelident Job.Mon bas not
yet signed the Social Se-SPECIAL r
cu.rity bill but ii expected SOLULCQ1.0I ~ te ... muo sbortb'.:----t-9::::::~ =~L--o: lDcreased-soclal Secu.rlCy lP'l:OFF VINYL TAtt(C:tOTRJ,
of th f d · .. ' FLANNE~IACKID! taxes and repeal e e • • Rt . Solt er al stamp tax on real es-, . . . . . . · g tate are the only two 52 x 52 ........... _ ......... $3.00 $1.99
chan1es In the tax law· 52 >f70 .. .'.. ...... -......... 4.00 2.tt
wh.lch take effect Jan. 1. 60 x 90 .. ·-····-----· 8.00 4.M
But when CoDiJ'llS re-60 x 85 OYGI ---·-8.00 4."
turn• next month, the House 68 Inches round._ 7.00 4.99
Wa1s and Means Commit· Folloni & Cohn's carefree vinyl
tee ii apln scheduled to cloths'Wfth cottOf'I flannel bock.Ideal
take up Preside.nt Jobnaoo's for ewry day US.. Just wfi>e clean
proposed lO percent IW'· with cloth-M~ rich solid colors
char1e on indiYidual a n"d to choose from. Quantities limited. corporate income taxes and
Treasury olDcials hope for
speedJ passage.
EXCISE TAX
In addition to higher in·
come taxes, that package
also would postpone drops
scheduled for April 1 in the
7 percent manufacturers'
excise tax on automobiles
and tbe 10 percent ucbe
tax on telephone lervice.
The present Social Secur·
lty tu rate of U percent
on the first 98.600 income
means a total payment of
no more than $290.40 for both
the employe and his em·
1loyer.
· It would have remalned
uncban1ed next 1ur had
ConlfllS not approved ear·
lier th.ii month an i.Dcreue
in both benefits ud tbe tu
schedule. The muimwn
paym•t nat19ar will ..,
be pa.20.
TbiS it DOW ICbeduJed to
rise to a muimum M.211>
oy 1987 wbel tbe tu rate
wUI be U 111rcent oa boUI
employe and emplOJlr .
For 1-. the I • m. -··•-r• • amount of tu will be de-
ducted from weekly J>a.1·
chtckl bat It wUl bl U•
telded ner a 1..., pe-
rlod. . A
Plnoll earnlnl m o r •
tha ~ wtn "'1 a lllll9r
blti II tan-bollie J*1 aftlr-Jaa. 1. 'l'btJ bavt plJd DO
SodaJ Seeartt;J ta la 1117
slnct thtJt lll'1l1DCI acetd-
~-"r'. .>• ~ SACEf "MADllD'•
LAVISH IATH AND AREA RUG
Heavy ~olity, handsomely fringed, ·
vivid exciting colors In smart Med-
iterranean design. Skid resistant
bocking, completely mocbine wash-
able.
24x36 ··-··-··-·····-.$4.00 $2.99
27x48 ···············-····· 6.99 4,99 3x5 ···-·-·-··---11.99 9.99
.4x6 ···-··---.19.99 17.ff
Lid cover··-··--1.99 1.29
SALE! PERMANENT PllES$ NO-
. IRON SOLID COLOR TAILICLOTH,
Volut Salt
52x51 in ................... $4.00 $3.49
51x70 in. _ ............... 6.00 4.M
59x90 oval or oblong .. 10.00 l.4t
68-in. round, fringed . .10.00 7.n
Napkins .............. _.. .75 .St
Rich, f irmly woven solid colordoths
with lovely scalloped edges. Gr.en,
gold, white, pumpkin; 80% cotton
ond 20% nylon, no-Iron finish.
SALE! CUSTOM DRAPllllS,
WORKMANSHIP IHCLUDID
FAHIC AND I.AIOI .. LISS
• THAN PllCI OF FAHIC Al.OHi
Phone todoy for free ntimote in
Ytl'lr home, we'll bring complet.
fabric selections and custom deslgt\
draperies just for you. • b42 -02 l>2
Pleoted to any width, finished any
length! Color-guarontMd fabrics!
Expert Decorotin<i Coumelon!
Other fine fabrics $2.29, $2.99,and
$3.99 yd. including workm"uhlp.
Avolloble with sotttn l!Nftg S 1 yd.
oddltionoJ. Minimum Chofgt based
·on 63 ind\ length. HotftlDre ond
-.rt installation oddltltnol.
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CHARMING ~LAzy DAISY'.
IY FIELDCREST VELVETY 'DELMONICO'
MEW IY FIELDCREST SMART NEW 'SWHILL'
FIELDClUT. TOWIU
Reg. Sole
Both size ..•... $2.SO $1.9'
Reg. Sole
Bott) size --.$2.50 $1.tt
Reg. Sole
Both size ·--$2.50 $1.tt
Hond size .. ,... 1.50 1.l9 Hand size ·-·-1.50 1.29 Hand size .. .: .• 1.50 1.29
Wash cloth .... .70 .Sf Wash cloth .... .70 .59 Wosh cloth .... .70 .59 Finger tip ...... .80 .69 .
A striking overall print in
predominotely blue I green
or gold/pink color combine·
tiOC)S. Petal soft velvet pile
on one side, l09ped terry on
the other. ~.
Authentic Mediterroneon de-
sign and colorings. Jo'c:quord
woven, velvety shirred pile
on one side, thick looped
terry on other. Colors: gold/
green, red/bittersweet, brls-
tol/mina blue.
A beautiful new iotquard
wbven towel .of· lush feolton
terry ..• exciting 'Seashell'
pattern. S..o I id colors: on-·
tique g~cf, B'ristol blue, le.•
pink, verdian green, Srome•
pink, white, bittersweet.
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SENSATIONAL FIELDCREST
11.AMKETJ 100" ACRYLIC,
DOUILl-WOVEM, CELLULAR 72~ inch size for Twin or
Full Bed, $12.98 volue ........ $5.99
These beautiful, solid color 100%
AcrylicThermol blankets ~e doublv
woven to give you the warmth of
two blankets ... Inner layer of oir
keeps body heat in ... cold out.
Tiny imperfections do not affect
wear or beauty Exceptional value!
.. --_...u.BMS·Y.J"' TEll¥-
KITCHEN COORDINATES
I
SUPH-AISORIENT, LINT-FRIE
Colorful new Do isy design on lint·
f.(tt terry. Combinations of pink,
c*ange, gold, green. Super-obsorb·
ent. Save ot Btol's.
Towel -----$ .59 2 for .ff
Apron ·---··· 1. 19 • 99 Heh
Potholder ·--....... .39 l fdr ·"
Dish cloth ·-·--···· .39 3 for .tt
Toaster cover ...... 1.19 .9' "'h
ICING SIZI FIELDCREST 11.ANKIT
CIUUW, DOUILl-WOVIN,
WASHAIU
108x90 in. If perfect $19.9'.5, $1."
Beautiful solid color thermal blank-
ets. d o u b I • wove n for double
warmth. Tiny i,mperfections do not
offect wear or beauty . . • mokt
sensotior')ol sovlngs for you: 82 %
rayon, 18 % acrylic. Satin bound,
9 solid colors.
LU oim ur YOUR 'TAILlr--llAUTIFtl~t.UXilttY' CLOTHS
. Reg. Sole
52 x 52 ...................... $4.00 $1.tt
52 x 70 ......... -···--·· 6.00 2.99
60 x 90 .. ·-·----·· 8.00 3.tt
60 x 108-···-··-··-·.10.00 ..... 66 Inch round .... _ 8.00 3.M
Napkins "·--····.;....... .85 .Jt
An elegant looking, dressy cloth
with a satin glow in on arroy of
soft pastel colors. Completely wash·
obit , quantit ies ·limited.
SENSATIONAL! "IUCKINGHAM" TAILORED HDSPUADS
HEAVY ANTIQUE SATIN, LUXURIOUSLY QUILTED ...
• I I Sole
. . . Reg.ei4ee Twin ....................... : .......... $20.00
Full ................................. , .• 25.00 17.H
King, Queen or Ouof .... ~ ... ~..1. 35.00 24.99
Marvelous fashion spreod, luxuriously quilted
to the floor, with handsomely toilored top and
comers, Effective on beds with or without foot·
boords -greot quality antique sotin fabric
subtly textured, In rich solids colors of h
gold, ivy green, forest peacock, or white
A Beol's Buy!
Madrid Heodboords, Bross plated~..---.
Twin $20.00
Full $30.00
King sso.oo _~-=~;
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ect ••· BEAl.'S Meanwbile, the Internal r ' ' ::~a;..s.: ~~'~ is W'here the buys are
structlon boOklets and lorma • N '.J
!or 1117 lacome tu returns., -NEW'°RT BEACH, 17th and Irvine, Ml 2-0262/0pen Eveninq.s Mondey, Thursday, Friday/Interior Decoretinq/T erms to Fit Your eeas
AU ~1boalll rectin 1 111•-----·-~--------------11!1• dftJr forma b,J Ju. I. .1 f 4 ~
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U.S. Casualties .
Dori~ ·cimstmas ·Truce . . . .
to dlplamltlc ....... C.-•wllt ..._...,._ MIJ(lf (AP) -Tile .... VIit EE~ Im .... lllt ..... ee• llW • RI d I • ....
The mlllbroOadllC aim ·Wd DOtlllnf eoald be m1r9 8IFIDblr II Alllll'lcw klDld IDIDt ca1111h _...... ..... wttll Ill till w • • k ...._
in relatlona between tbe one. .. --•w __.,v to tbe ia .... vi.tam War bl-alilbtlJ, t11e aum1-ol _. Won. TM ...... ti. lllN a. ..... &.-. time clOM Communist..al· .-uu ' .,..._...., cnllld dur1DI Cllrtatmu ID1 Jdl1ld cbopped. llat... ,,....... ... "'Jut Wik. .. I I , ...... ...
lies. hu been glarlngly apot· Kremlin 1 poeture ad pres-wtll .._. ee...ar.,... ti .._ aDlld fllWI m-n Jlltd wttla 1,311 .. n 11 ... Im•: e-. MW
Dabted by Cattro'1 latat U,. tba aa GPm 1pllt wltll d•eed bJ botb lldtl, mt cnued Oftf tbe totall re-prntom week. ..a B.19 •• '11
1urpriae disclosure that Rua-CUba wbJcb couJd lbatW tile aamber of wouaded pstld tbt wetk befon. Of tbe m wounded, tlu ._. "rt a 11 llllil-
lla la gohl1 slow OD vital tbe already heaviJ7 lbaka •upped llaarplJ, tbt U.S. 1'11111 U.a. Command ..all U.1. C-end laid, U0 did ..... ail lltu4 • ~
111PPties and bf Ida llllhlM! movement beJODd ,..,.. c..., .. r-....... ......... • ~f wen klllld Ill& ,..-.._.talilatlla. • Im' trMfl 111111 l a1 t
N M l cleClaratlon of Cuba'• 5~ n.e fact that tbt Cmdlld , 'fl •.--_, 1'11111 MW _., railed to -*. 111 • _.,II _. • ew ai . lute ideological iDdtptn-bu nevertbelw beta al-t JI-Ult_.., ol Am.· •I .... TM Jlitll& Wiik
dence." lowed to reach pNllllt pro. z T laM llDlil Ill aetloa in tbt 116 ,,.. n••tld .._.,
The criJ1s dplodld at a portlona was teen U AD ID-ero emperatQ,res ~ W1r and the DUID· IZI wOUJIC1ed aad • ... 'R f u moet incoovenieat mosnebt cBcatloa that the Motcow· · .1-al ...secs to 91,7e. inl· a es p for Moscow, whole leaden Havana Ula hu cndtd Allolllll' 111 Americana are Other allild fareel ns-t·
• are preaently btaviJ1 • ~ally to b r •a kl n I .,., ,..._ ff-_ _J _ J .6. M: ;J kiW nlk
S nda =~pr~ 'C!troblmMlilfClllllhtod lrlCIAL UIVOY euueu ior 1¥1.Dest. HliH ,HE:.4DS =:~r.~ U y 1 on the future of tbe tbe trouble• on the oc:cuiOD Chttter W. lcNtee ed a week earlier. Nam ...
WASHINGTON (AP) ~~~althe~:.·u,~~ :f:"::.,:::::..?:-===~· FOR CONGO UJ~~.r!:'5aath~
fte POlt Office ~ ao-smet IPlit-crlm. c. Bowles 1111mbed tbe N er1t:era O' ,..._ ~ ad MXJtA. Ghana (UPI) -namese eemmandl report.
--'. antildpadni a be8T1 ... Plains today wbllt fffaia( '9-11111 dae to k:Hoat· Wiil bl.I naqJe frelbly eel a total of 1,• llltm7
..___... • ~.-_. tam Is Ii Prim M. . driJzle ap1D ............. ........,. w111e11 Jll'tlld .. __. to ,1u ~ kOW i.t . ..u. c1on from ~-aCll' ~I Pl rae e 1n1ster ~• ed cowdl'J from oH¢;a tt ... ud .... bfJle. Km-i:l Joa tl;a Gbua. Vloe a~ fDt.i al 1,114 a = 1:n;" toOf =•it:.,: . :_· ." • . m~ . the ~la•. =-21~1= at Pltstdtnt Hubert H. U... = =iar°' i:' -'-day, says it bu 1.4 bil· . 'lht ~ ID a rlll6d ._. .._ .. don. an:!i _, Mlldtd fiar tbe ~ llJ 11111111 ,,_. npoNd
• pemiy •tams-00 hand To Meet With LBJ As E e111• "a'dic cold .... = ~ q•w a1eo t:1 a1 ~ Jdnt.cocmtry killed .,,. Soatll VletDmeM
.. help Amll1cam .... • nvoy c-:• u. JDa'CISf ..... doled ,. tbe s ..... 11 and John •. lan:e• aa11 • by u.s. aa11 6r~':.;:-:. DOt . ·JERUSALEM (UPI) -Eahkolwasm~JobD-._,D1abt=-=o~~ =..~ • ..,la-~~ ~ ~~=--.... u1d
..na!n wbetbcr all Wte!' Prim• M.1nllter Levi Esh· -.on at tbe Pretidentl Ta· WASlllNGTON (UPI) -M9I. blb9 clan. 'n.t . 11MfiM• ...... '1n ..... ~· eauJ,, ~1 ........ AJPerie..,. ..uttal'J~
M"riera will clemaad the aa Raaelf SWlday ud le•v· President ;Johmoo today ... Weather Bureau lndkated coww••tlel ID mid 41 • ~ ID loutla \lletum e.... to ~1 "* .. due oa ·all tol of Israel fln to the Ing two days later for Ot· Jected Chester W. Bowlea, read1n11 lower tban 40 be-T1DB1111 eat oft tbt loan 1*:t '#DdlHU,--.ooo .__. week' I 000 ·~-r1 poa._ __ ....... 5 ...... _ United States today for two low were likely 6 10 m 1 ctnlDCIDiel fD Ult Ghan 'a _.. • up •
----~1 tawa. He planQl<I to ,re· u s Ambassador to In ... _ · wort lb1fta Wednetda1 due _...ta.I of A fr4m tbe 478,IOO __._. a ..S bearing only five centa daya ~talks with President main in New Yor~ through · · wa, The new polar tnvulon to the Ice norm ...,... oera. week earlier. •vr--~~ ~~~-~~~the~~~~in-~~~~~~~~~~~~tedto~•~~~~~~~·~·~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ "8ted Jt m1Cht cott the criall. Uliout abicturea 11atn1t cuuing with Cambodlm ibt mtln M1dwlt bJ ..
l>olt omce more than Jt wm The Israeli leader was travel on tbe Jewiah Bab-Prince Norodom Sihanoiill day.
recetve Juat to collect tbe ICbeduled to arrive in New bath. the problem of Commmdlt Drhina nma1nld U.
plDllJ dut oa all letters. York and temaln througb It ta the Orat U. S. visit Vletnamese taDctuarlel ID ardoUI for ........,. ol Ok-
Bere are tbe new rates: Saturday for ~~with by E1bkol followiq the six-laboma,. Arbuat, Ken-.I'~ Ill" lbJl!,~'ftiimt.d N9tlou.. r'..~~-liiYu.ur.11 urt~,...,_.JtI.s ~ ~-U"~1e ~~-t...tucky w ~l"'WH9 u tbe
up ... from'S-to 'l~lllltr~JadiDI SecretarY 1teral ~.fwlf.'He lut met~: Fdiin.81· ~ilff.t'IW r..Wt '«·~iau,bt of
oaD'ce; alr·mall W..1 *'-' 'nwlt. in Wublniton in 1984. tile choice cam~ from tbt tna1111 drilllt, llttt ud
8 to 10 mttt • omce: pod->.. lf to underline the ten-• 12ltlr tafb were expected Texas White House. The Babt mow wldda bu
al carda from 4 to I eeata llonl in the Nlddle EMt a -to deal wttb tbe Arab-llrae· brief statement speclfled DO plalUed tbt NII• llnct
Meb; airmail c.anSI from t pair ol terrorist bomba · ll arms ba1anct ud Soviet tim. etable for the talb~ Mei Yeara Day.
to a centa each. damattd a reaervoir near penetration into tbt MJddle ing only that Bowlll Beevy uow wandDIJ
Seeoad.claaa mall nit.-the JUver Jordan only a few East aince the June S.10 arrive in Phnom Pab wv. laued for ltatal tut
mostlJ nenpaper1 and ma-houri before Eahkol'1 plane war. "within the next few daJI." ol .. Jee storm belt. 'J'bt
galne1 -will be 1ncnaaed left Jeruealem. ID ottan Elbkol ~ In Phnom Penh, a spotes. Weather Bureau fONCUt about 24 peretal Balk t!drd· 1bt blutl caMd "tome m.t Prtml MlnlNr Later man far SibanoWt tald t be accumulationa of more than
clu1 mall -IDOltl1 adftr· damalt" to the AJbod.Ya· B. Pte'eon of Canada and prince bad approved lowl· 4 incbn fer mouatlla llC· tillnc dmalar1 -wUl to ap 8COY Reterwir, millW, of. vittt MontreaJ ad Toronto et' ae1ection and, like t b t iloal of the Virlbl'u Md
34 percent. fidall ..W. They uU before ntu:ndq bJ way of White Houae aml~ MarJl.and. alrudt eoeted
The tncrwll will Jleld footltlpl wre-foand 1Ad· 1ADdDn wbtn be meetl -.14 lJOwlea wal US*ttcl with lee alter WtdDtldlJ'1
dout • mlllioa a yllr in 1n8 to 1be JcrillDlan Iron· Prime Mlllilter Harold Wll· in the Cambodian capJtal sleet mi freainl rala.
addltlonal rtftlllll. tler a fffff mDet m1. IOll. witbln a few days. · Th e Cbrlstma1-N • w
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oumANDit• QUALITY MEWi li _IOYS' WiAa
AT 11EMINDOUS SAVIN&S SAU STMll 111U1S..
JAN 41H.-IHOP IAIL Y FOi llST IDULTSI
I ....-----MEN'S SUITS
N.tlouHy Advertlsecl lralMls ••• Wools, Mohain, Wontecfs, SharblrlM
in your faverite MMMI • NOW
Wool -Dacron; Reg. 59 .50 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44.IO
Worsted & Sherkakina. Reg. 65.00 & 69.50 ..... 54.50
R•gular 79.50 Suits ....................... 62.50
Regular 85.00 Suits . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . • . . . . • . . 67.50
Regular ·8,.59 Suih .............•.. ,. ..•• · . .,.Oo
Reg. 95.00 Imported I 00•1. WootSharkskin · •....• 76.50
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Net~ly ~It-' lreMls -aR ,.,.1ar styfes
Reg. 19. 95 Cords ........ , ............... .
R•t· 21.SO I 12.50 Wool & Dacron .....••••.
Re9~ to 19.50 I 091. Wool . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31.50
ll ... 45.00. I 0091. Imported WooJ ...•.•...•.. ·36.IO
Rtg. 49.50 10% Woot-50°/. Mohair Imports ·31.50
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FLOOR ~SAMPLE · CLEARANCE!
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Regular 22.50 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NOW 17.tl
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S 0 I ... .,... .. .,.. ..... Reg.~ $1.00. 79c or 4 ~$3.00
...... 11.so 98c • 3 pr~S2.75
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Mao's Cultural Revol~tion .S~en Wan~ng iii Red Chin~ • l: . )
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BJ 1JllHAlf L. BYAN
A# .._... Cll't JU , ,
Mao '1'1Huq'1 f 0 u rt'l
Wife, Cblanl CblJll, b a I
dropped from pabllc view
• in Comnumllt Chiu, Thia, atone .ttli other develOP-
menta, blnta tbat the fer·
ocity of the "Great Pro~
tarian Cwtural Revolution"
b on the wane.
Mao T ... tun1 now 11 74.
U hia lriP oa tbl re1nJ of
power roae-. ad, at tbe
aame time, tbe cultural
revolutiolt O'ldualb' fadel away, it b possible tbat
moderate elements w 11 J
command more ID.fhlence,
even to tbl pol.at of mllhll
Pekin& 1DOn qproacbabll
by other uttou.
Just a year q o thiJ
month the poUUcal upbea.v·
al relCbecl itl peat of vio-
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Be
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'90ME. SAVINGS
offer• you all thl11
anJWbere tn the nation on inaured eavinp.
Home pa.11 at lealt one-fourth more than an1
bank on tbe 1&1De tJpe of account..
19' COllPOtJNDllDl>AILY ON PAISBOOE
ACCOIJN'JS. At earrent annual rat., wben.
Jlrindpal and intenst are maintained one
7ear 7our actual arninra are U8%.
114" IPZCIAL BONlJI ACCOUNTI (multi·
~lee of fl,000.) You earn current interelt plu
a boauof ~~ per7earpaidafterthree1ean.
WitMrawaJJ can be made aD1' time in multi-
ple. of fl,000, with 101ll' ba1aDct ltill qulil7-
iq for the boaua.
'1'hfa hu been Home'• po liq for O'fer 79 7ean,
7oar mener returned promptl1 and iracfOU1l1
when 1" want It. Comp~ thia to investment.
•here there are dela11 and coet in 1ettinr 1our "-
JIODeJ OUt. .
c.,.,_... 1""'I ~ '°" .,.. Ntt.r of cd Oil
l>1ft11•1NeBf!'Ma.M11.
Jlome, one of the world'• 1tronre1t. ftnandal
tudtatiou. hu oScea near wberevu JOG
• . Ji'fe, work or abop. -
UmADA SMTllllA 15!21t ..... M. JD>Nar111 Mlinst.
i.tffllllrllllM lt...._.Alt.
52J.J310 547•11
um UM llWDI
1l922 lfo6ntst. 21! &st Uacoln AWi.
It CNpnll Oppollta City Hall
Ql.5680 535-2811
leoce in what wu called
''tbe JIJIUl1 re~tion.''
ReYolutioury rebeJI a D d
teen-ace Red Goarda were
imtructecl to .... the
power from tbe bandfUl of
party perlODI 1n authority
wbo have taken the capital·
ist road. 09
PRF.88 APPEAL
'nle Cb.lnese Oommunlst
preu 11 ~newing an ap-
peal to Mao'e 111ppOrtera to
''wqe struggle by reuo11·
lnl and not by force." Of.
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ficial prea comment IUI·
geata aa ettart ii being
made •to restore some or·
der to the educational sys-
tem, ~ liDce Aupst t• by the cultural revo-
lution movement wblch kept
you.nptei'a ~t of 1Cbools
and "tamed them aplnat
their teacher!'. ,
The movement probably
will contlilue in one form
or another for 1ome time.
But a year 'and a ball has
been a long time even for
the most fanatic to k~p
up a full bead of .team.
The failure ol Mao'a wife
to appear at public func..
Uona could bt alpiflcant.
A Canton newspaper has
aald that "uduom atruule
in the cultural · revolutioll
has impaired Comrade Chl-
ang Ching' a health." But
R u 1 • l a n commentators
bru1bed thiJ aaidt as un-
likely.
"li'orelgn observers, .. said
a Moacow brOlldcast in Chi~
nese to C b i n a laat week,
"feel that Chlanf' Ching'•
illDeu wu due to outside by lta own lflmlaaloa bu malDa la dolM. Tbe Jll'QI
prequre • . • What ii in· falled to deatr01 1ta enem· .mnttl JDU1 ''r.....-1·~
tereltiq II that It WU I -----1-1 tm remalll Ja •atboritJ • D d Cbom Bll·lai wbo dlleJoMd ta. .n• vuaaaa Jll'8ll 1 ...... baft l'Vtll repined
that Cbigan auai WU UL.. denounce• "Cbin•'• Khruab-ranklq PGlltlon•."
Premier Chou ta credited chev." but 1tD1 cUDOt crlt-lt Wald be no mrpriae.
by aome Cblna-watchera iclzt PrtaJdent Liu. Shao-abould Mao'• lntluence allp,
with being a vol~ ol mod· chi by name. Thi Mao if tile coatadinl aides m ention in the Mao camp. group may lack auffidellt I tbl ftruUle nached some
Hia conduct of government •trenath to can a ~ form of ~· •
&Hain, by bla .own' aceount, coqreaa wblcbf: Cldal, Qlq'a fadeout
liaa 1been aeriouatJ hamper· ly remove Liu from t • could mua tbat tome in·
ed by cultural revolution chairmanablp tbt aov· high pJacel. even 1n Mao:s
uproar. · ernment. 1 camp, haft Ud enoqglt •
TboQgh holdlng the up. In propaganda and edu-the former ...., and bet
per band, the Mao faction cation, the o~ re-ambitlou.
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KERM'S ANNUAL FOURTH Of JULY CLEARANCE ..
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Rime gone m.d7 No, we just like holidays around here end w!'ve_elr~adt,. useLu~ C~jltmu _ .'.._ -?:.~-=
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en New Years. (Hope yours were jolly 1nd_happy.J We ju,sf wanted to get your •~ention . ...:....,
, . so., ~~y _will miss ou_r !~e~1~ul1~ ~.anuary <?'•~ran~• Sele. No duds here, 1R ~p qualify] first __ ,..,..)IRt ·fine metCAi~·weve gOf ~.-&&,1ng 1n (ordered by our spendthrift. buyers) ind
_........ must mike room. SO we gotta clear 1 lot of this jau out of here. Drop in, browse 1.rou~~. t1ke
your tim,, ~-.didn't have room to list all the good deals. Some quantities are limited so•hurry.
No mail orders, phone orders, 0r reorders at these prices, no disorders. ----..~ --;.,,
HOUSEWARES
33c ... PEGBOARD
I 11 aheeh, • mlnlo11 uHt, ...... lfc..
ADORN SELF-ADHESIVE
CONTACT PLASTIC SHILVING
o ... r 4) p1ttern1, lti9 4 ye...d roll, over '" 13 3
rolk ..i tile fleor, 11 inch•t wide, ......
Ut. rQll
DAISY FRESH
:~~~~~~, ~~.!~,!~!CH 33& can
Advertised Specials Good Until January 10, 1961
GARDEN SUPPUIS
~!~~!~~~~tiv!+~~~or +rowel 33c
cultivetor comblnetion. 219 left, """'-Jtc ...
PATIO UGHT
20 foet cercl, quick ettech rubb.r clip, U.L
li1tecl, 11 only, f'ltll'-J,2f ....
ROOTO :~I U9UID
DRAIN C NER
Qt 1i11, ed1rf1t .. will •fit vyttelb t, ......
1.21. )) 111ly
HARDYf ARI/PAINT
GUDMN ·~**" SA11N 4ta &m• m ·.1 ....... "r.: '~"' com;J.:~ 100% 11cn1WNl.l1 ,alttt.1 ...... I .ti · .. ,
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ORN& AND INIFE SHARPE ...
1fc UI -~ l · . . :
TACILEIS cam SIRIPP•G
01 -~ ........ 1 .. -.1h ....... 13·
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M041el 1712, ...... 11.t( II only, while 6'' thy'····
MAGIC HOSTESS
2 SPEED BLENDER 1211
M9'el ff06, IS only ....... 1 UI,
TEFLON 9 PIECE COO KW ARE SET
w1t11 DllPont Coating
1Mlll4'M 2 qt, 11.c1p111 ""+It cover I cit.
Hucepen with, cover, 6 qt. Dutch Oven with
ceHr, IO" fry pe11, ...,1011 1poo11 111d 1petul1.
25 .... 111ly, ............
619
bT9.-.ln, 211 011 .._.floor;
. 81or1 98~29' ...
PANTRY POPS
Cheice of ti.lots, very mod, very contem· 91C ~ery, ch .. ,. fro,.. oil e!Hf vine91r, 11lt,
cheete •"' spice, ctH~ 111 typeJ eltd
t!JM, 111 1n1 price. ! ...
SERVING TIA YS
A~we k irloom repr04l11c+io111, +rtditio"•'
Sheffield dHi9n1. Never Med poliahin.. 166
fll«ut.ecl t1111iiaJt PfOft, ornete 'Hit "-:
choice of compertmen+.d « re9ultr .... lt •
111 .tock, ...... '·"· while tlley 111+
TOOLS
PORTER CABLE 'I•" DRILL KIT
Verf1ill1 tpHd, co111pfet1 With Hndin9 di1c, 15'' IMiffer whHI, chuck, whHI erl>ora, end met•I
••tyYln9 r.aM ....... 24.H. 13 kih only
He. F0IO, complete ..,;th choice of l bltdt1,
c-p11a, 1cribin9 tool1, metel u rryin9 cast,
7ecily ....... UA
TUINEI PIOP~NE TORCH KIT
ft.W ""• te~ ....... 4.tJ, l2 only. Z"
~~ .~·.~~ ... ~~!11 .. ~!~·1 ... rip e!Hf '•,ttl, 14.fl. I I 011ly left, g ee .. ~
IAM 2 WAY SANDER
A'f•••W. fet 1tf1i9ht 11111 et erbitel 11ncf· 17•
1..,. "'•"''-tep twitch "'' 4ouble hendle fl'lfl, 17 plMM 111ly.
CIAPT SHOP VACUUM •If'~. 'p 1W1 wltfi fll·2ftaa hr i..., lfltl WW. "'""' _,. 11p. 1.2 emp, 7 ~· -... .,. .
TOOL TAIU
AIMrW ~ ....... tc,....,.iven, f .,q .. ret, 79c ..._ .,.., c1-,.. ehlMlt 11tillty
lfe "' ~" fll•·· w41llt thy 1.... ...
Ro11n' er 1qu1re point, h•rdwoocl hendle,
...... 2.Jt, l 7 in atoc~.
DRIVEWAY COATING
AND SEALER
...... ffc ....... IU 91llon1 only,
SNAROL SNAIL PELLm
KUia 11Nil1 '"d 1lu91, I lb. 1iH, ...... 4fc.
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41c
TqYl/~RTING GOODS
. PLUMBING/BATH
PULLMANS-
FLOOR SAMPLES
Au orted 11111, tops, colors, fi"hhe1,
I l dtmo"tlrt lion mod•l1 on th• floor.
-IO'fo
OFF
WATER somNER SALT 59c
For ltrlne te"kt, 10 Ill. 1119, 400 111 atock.
VINYL TUI SEAL .
SHl·Rite elw1yl it1y1 flnilll•. "'.,.' y•I· 79c
low•, over I ou"c" in rttwler 1.2t lube, 19
+."91 only.
SHAMPOO AND IATH SPRAY
fits 111y tt1"4trd fn ct+, tdj111t1bl1, ll
piec-11\lf, ...... tte -69'
IU•ER TANK JAW
live t11ltb.r wit!. ltttu 9romm1h fot rod
l11tert, .... 1fc ...... J17 i• 1toc~. 9' ...
1 O YEAR GUARANTEED
WAm HEATERS
20 gallon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' ..
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40 gallon ...... : ......... .
39•
44~1
49'1
64''
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POUR A FLOOR U9UID IEAUTY KIT
... •·"• 41 •1ts "~• -wtM-wey ... .. u....... 9 ,..{. . . -
ARR~ CARPETAK , ·2•t n.. M9' W.t t1b1 tfte ache out .f .. ,,..
teyl""' Ill m~rptt l11rl, I VJ " II 42 fNt roll .f•llJ ...... .,.,... H ro111 .. tfte floor.
~T ao~ covas lftc
·1111 140 111 tfoc ....,_.,., 4k. 7 _
l.LalftGUS
iALL cHlinMAs·o•NAMENTS,·
·DOOR .licOUnoNS,·SANTA
·CLAUSEi. NJ"flYrff ·SCENES.
TREETOPS.. WHILE THEY WT
-;< 1/2 off
TY' ANTENNA 9tc ~•bMt --, fw eel ... or llleclr If white, ,..
pl1ce1111..+ fer '•m1904I or feul+y 111tet!1111,
...... 1.11 ..... II enly. ...
MET~ PICTURE .FRAMES
At..,W Lu. lU .i.tH hi tfeck, .......
..... 1.1t, •" 11\1 ,.. prl.-. .
HANDTRUCKS
All metel, tubuler tf11l, ,...._ 2.tt, 2J
enly. 1''
~~~~~·~.,~·0~l'~ ....... ~ate .... ...
PRISTONE ANTI·FREm AND
~~~~~!, ... 111 tit. -••l11t •-' 21•
fVenl1 111l11tt 1verhHtl111 " ltM ,..,._ I IL
t•llon u11, '4 eci tftt fl .. r.
6 FOOT RUG RUNNa
,,. ... ._ Y"' cerpet 191illlt ..... fwt, -..ftftc LI•• tfte ld!Hf '" , .. 111 tile tract ....... 7 ·7 ._,,,,_ I .Jf, It 111ly. ••n.
MODEUNG CLAY
Terre c1tt1, If l'•Y· S Ill, IMt ....... ffc.
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DECOUPAGE KITS ........ •nr."''"' 1 •• 1r n•• .... n ,.11,tlllft ........... 4) ., ..... 1y •
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I . Yorty Raps
.. Developer
LOS ANGELES (UPI) -
K •Yo r ~ID YortJ ~ald
Wednuday be ii pJanmna
to-ca1J aa ·~unntllfactory
attendaDce record" t• the
attention ol Keith Smith,
real estate developer and
member ot the ci\)' Human
n.latiool Commi11ioL
Smith is cbarpd with 10
perjury COUDtl ht conaec.
tio.11 with a 112 millloa Har·
bcr DeHrtment contr~ for Smith from the commlnJon.
a world trade cater 911 T-er-Two. more .meQ, named in
mJnal Ia1and. lhe county &raod jur.y in-
. Yorty, noting Smith had dictmeot surrendered Wed.-
attended oql.J one-quarter " nesday for arraignment , oa
the Hinh111 Relations Com· criminal charges. T b • y
mission meetings, s a i d were Karl L. Rundberg, 68 .
Smith's 11performance \S a former city. councilman and
commissifner bas not been a former member of the d::A.Jlt .... , .. ~ ~~, .. -:
'1'111 mAJOI' did not aay former ~bor Mm••u•
whl&Mr be would remove er.
W allnce ClilirrU
Diseiplfued I
I I /\.. SACRAMEln'O (AP) • ._
SANTA MONICA JOPI) -ceasary .... flpre te ~-Authartlla uy tUt Il2 Cal·
Forpier Gov. Georae C. W~ Uy for po!ltieal imtY na. lforniau ICCUllCI' ~ barn·
lace of Alabama ba• lDdlcat· tua. • . iQg, muWat1111 or tunWtl ia
ed he may soon formally.. He emplwized tbe bnpor• their draft cuda Jut i1U
nounce his candiracy Io r . tant tbinl ,vu ~ &a1n posi· bave bea dilcipliDed or
prajden! or wa.it for a na· tion CllD tbe Nowmber ballot liven wamiqa by tbeir tional conventloo of the "I bave stated tbat I will
American Independent per-be a c"~tr. far Presi· draft boarcJ.a. ,
ty to do the boi*I. dent ol t.be .t1Dited .State1 in Selective 11.rvk:e offlclala Wall~ waa j~bilant Wed· t• unless oae-of"tbe maJ· said Wedneada1thJt21 men
neaday when he told a new1 or ~ lbQ., • res! and were declared delinqaent
conference lbat the party "determined intent to offer and became eligible for Im·
,had registered more thaa .the ... American P,,e~ PI e a
,9&,000 californlans. w h i c ll cho1ce ln 1968, he $'ald. mec:ijate induction. ,
would qualify it for t b • "Neither of U. partiel lo Ano&ber 17 wwe recr.issl-
sl3te's Novembq general date baa cUaclosed such an 11 fied l·A becomint eligible.
election ballot. I intent " ' ' nd cti Otho He said il isn't clear whe· Wallace has camoaigned for normal i u on ..
-lll'D ..._ appear on the iD California tbree times in ers wens. jeftt warnint "°" June i CIUcnla 'primary recent months to atlmulate tices directing them 1o fUl-
bdllt..., -lie AIP ap-tbe registration drive for ti(y or explain their acti6111 panntlJ bu ...... the ne-tbe AIP. to their Jo'cal draft boUda.
Setultor Sigtu
El:ear-old Ricky Parrlah 1ooU aW11truck 81 be gazet ·at Sen. ·Robert F.
!Se , a, autograph which the senator wrote for him Wednesday during tour
of ~ lndlatl Ttllqe 100 miles JMn'tb of San Frmdlco. Kennedy and Sen. Paul
FaabHRt.6.riJ.) are conducting a tbii&day .inveatisation in California for the
W-E .·_AR -E --N·EVER~ UNDERSO-LD!
SU~ OD Indian education. ....... ·-•· .. ....,.. • .,,.,r • __,,,,,_, • • ..., -_..._ .....
Plea· to ·pal-ents
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Read Students' Guidebook
SANTA BARBARA (AP) lfades and pressure from
-Coming from the cur· parent. to do )Mitter. Leave rent voluble coUe19 senera. tion, It was a natural: 1 stu-tfte students alone to wres·
denll' ·,Wdebook for par-tle with this, say thf>4educa·
enta. · • ton ~compiled ttie book·
Tbe . University of Callfor· let, Auoclate Dean Upton
Ala ai -tama Batbir.a mail· S. P a 1 m e r and. B e t t y
ed It dal'inC anutmas va-Branch, a COllUelor.
cation to the parents of "Should your own aon or
trelbmtn and transfer lt1J. daughter .t any time make
dentl. declsiou . yoa . cannot con-.ne M-s-ge booklet prof· done," thJ b9oklet tells par-
. _ fer",~t telebera a n 4 f!llb. -~ '' e one final --•1""..Mn ti tblnk panntl -~J\' •-i.lv.e
ougbt to know about nu-your young per on ttl• feel·
der.tl' )ll'Oblems. _ in( that be can no longer
.Tboutb issued bJ tile ad-turn to you for guidance."
mlrdatratlon, much of the · Parents are 'Urged to be
advice comes ft.om 1tu· open .-. new Ideal, . remain·
deotl. · log ready to learn. One stu-
• One lirl ltudent writes: dent shows tiow an industri·
"Pannta lboWd be told ou mother ean solve her
that tblb' •tudeut wm bave problems:
oppostunlU. to ledulge ht "lA.at .ch r 1 s1 mas we
pot, ta, booze, illmonltra-couldn't talk about ·any-
tiom er wbatever. But tell 1hlng and Mom cried be-
them allo that thia isn't the c a u 1 e, she aald, 'I was
rule." it..ewiU away from her.'
2 Garrison
Witnesses
Face Qrliz
LOS ANGELES (AP)
Two CaHoftnia men have
been ordered into court to
show cause why they
shouldn't testify l'n New Or·
leans. Both are under sub-
poenas by Dist Atty. James
GUTlson of New Orleans,
who ls probing the assasaln·
atiOh of President Kennedy.
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Lawrence ff01fatd Jr., 32,
of.neallJt 1.1 )e=a WU Ol'· f"--'-......,._,_~. ~ Wednesday to appear
Jan. 18 in Loa Angeles Su·
perior Cow1-
Howard ·arso ·received a
request from Garriaon to
appear in New Orleans. ll
wu accompanied by a
check for almost $400 -the
price of a round-trip ticket
A check for '405 was re·
ceived by Kern 'tol!.oty offi·
clals at Bakersfield on be-
half of Kernville bartender
Loren Hall. An accompany·
int letter asked the county
dlabict attorney to obtain a
i.EoN"tDs
LOW, low
PRICE! •••
...
sa, pot and booze get Buf th4s time lhe bad been
cooalderabh apace, but the checking boob out of the
booklet singles out as the library and she could argue
studtata' biQelt ·~lem with me.•• court order direcfing Hall to
appear in New Orleans. _ NO CASH NEEDED! CHARGE IT!
ews, rotestants at RC Service
SAN FRANCISCO (UPI)
-A Roman Catholic btah-
op will be consecrated at
St. lpatius Church tb1I af.
teJ'llOOD. with a Jewish rab-
bi and bishops or Protest-
ant • dellom1naltons takinl
an acti.e part.
would be "pattiq into ef· be praying. praying for
feet what wu ·done in .i:ne. I'm sure, and pr~ying
Rome at the Vatican Coun· for the people of the
cl1." world.''
The Most Rev. Mar t J.
Hurie,, who is being con-
secr•t.d as auxiliary bish-
op of the San Francisco
Archdiocese and putor of
the SL Francis Of Assisi
Church. said the ceremony
Hurley saJd the religious
leaders of other denomlna·
tiona would be received in
the 1anctuary "as a symbol
. of the new 1pirit and the
oneness ol the bWIWI fam.
Uy."
''Thete men will not be
just statbes Jn the sanctu-
ary," be said, "they will
Hurley aaid be did not
know posltJ vely whether ·
such a ceremony bad been
performed previously dat·
side the Unlted States but
added, "I trunk it will be
copied throughout this coun·
try at other consecrations."
FIE~D!l>S
SEMI-ANNUAL SALE
MEN'S SHOES
FLORSHEIM $1Jll ~1·
Origlnally ,19.U to $29.9& NOW
.
HUSH PUPPIES
ReiWar f 12.oO NOW
..
JANTZEN CASUALS
Resutar $15.00 NOW
IASS WEEJUN
onpnau, to tit.II ~ow
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elieil>le.
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·NIGHT • DAY SERVICE
t:JI A.M. TO t:JO P.M. IA TUIDA Y 10 AJA. TO 6 P .M.
..
DAIL 't PILOT f
Weddings" Di~Drees
8 Split for EtJery JO Joined in 1967
Dlwree atatlatb would
~ to IDdlcate -lf the
10 percat bJq uoted tn both
1111 aad •la maintained
-u l,D tOtal for the cal·
eedm',.... 19. That means
that w every 10 marriages
tlOlllrldld. eilbt and ODe· half an delt1ned to be on
::tiaroc~~ la terma of 1968
Hera CM three-,_.. ari-
alylia ol URY divorces :
1111 1.. 1165
JMu 584 497 457
February SM 514 •62
March W 642 568
April 561 5'75 521
May 876 629 508
June 6M 61.1 566
J,ty 812 808 550 .
Au1uat 'ISi • S83 September 714 658 556
October m 567 566
November eea M2 547
December -W> <l&l 487
TOTALS 'ID 7011 6370
New records allo wt r t
racked up by St John'• mar·
riap UcenM office la tta
two · ''sideline" services -
passport ll(IPlicltlou and
naturallatiou.
In 191'7, 7,306 pusport ap.
plicationa were proceued,
l.~ or 2) percent roore
than the calendar. year of
1961. And tbe 1919 tally ol 8,·
072 wu 1,451 or 30 percent
up on the total of •,821 re·
corded ·tn 1965.
St John'• year-end tallies
reveal that 483 foreign-born
persons were naturallz.ed in
Orange County In 1987, a
bike of 105 or almott 30 per·
cent on the 1111 tally Of 378.
It marked a revival in C:OUD•
ty naturaltytioa talliel a1nce
the 1961 total bad ,been ~ or
almost 10 perc.at below the
4?.3 total racked up by t h •
department la 1916.
SM9M~
BANK OF AMERICA
BOSTONIAN
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New Aide
Opposed
-Kerr at UC
SACRAMENTO (AP) -
A professor who rose ~
high position at the Uni·
verslty of California and
then was downgraded be·
cause he fa vored a firmer
line against student disor·
ders has taken office as the
governor's right-hand maJi
in educational matters.
He ls Dr. Alu c: Sher·
riffs, 50, a lean, Uthe dy-
namo of inquiry into bmnan
behavior.
As Gov. Reagan's new
'20.000.a·year special as-
sistant for education, be
was introduced to the gov-
ernor's council and the press
as one of the persoas most 11 4 -A-4.. T 4
closely related with putting "...... ,,..e. -· r e%m.
Into effect the governor'• Creative Society. Matbtsnatics textbook authors Dr. Dale Blank (left) and Dr. Ridwd Denholm
His recent career has (center) present fint'tOpiea of new book to county 1uperintendent of IChoolJ
been entwined lo Ironic Dr. Robert Peterson. Text ii for "low achieving" high school students. Dr. Bank,
"ashion with that of Dr. Instructor at Cal State Fullerton, teaches math in UC Extension at UCI. Dr.
"tarlt Kerr, controversial Denholm. of county schools office, also is associated with UCI.
""rmer president of the uni-----------------------------
f•rsity system.
1t was Kerr who created foe post of first vice cltan· f~rmally helped, with ~
ftllor tor student affairs on tlon.s of Reagan s Creative
•• Berkeley· campa£ -~tety P10ll'am. umtd Sberrlffa to lL · ~ee k~! words sum ~
W1Mlt tbe riotous Free Pf· Sh~ailfs thlnldllf,, -
Speech Movement broke The Siijn~ Geberatioa1
out In the fall and winter MINORITIBS
of 198', 5herrlffs' name was In an interview, be ex· ne~r prom1nent in t b e pressed bis firm.1bellef that
nlewt. all such preaent1la1 dlsor·
However, u vice chan-ders as draft card }>urn!ngs
cellor be wu a top .alde to .and violent dem0n1tration1.
Chancellor Edward W. are the work of volatile mi-~lrong. norlties who get unmerited
Attempting to put down attention simply because
the disorders. Strong was "the sUent ge1teration" of
fired, and the following students refuses to become.
summer Kerr quietly shunt-involved.
ed'Sherrllfs back to his old Blaming today's parents
job 11 professor of psycho!-in large part (or this situa-
ogy. lion, be sums lt up this
•TURMOIL way:
In January of 1967, ln bis "These youngst~rs are
third week as governor, the fU"St children raised by
Regan joined other unlver-parents who were unsure
slty receota In firing Kerr, of their role as parents -
in part because of the stu-even of their rights as par-
dent tvmoll at Berkeley. ents, the first parents in
Jterr. dropped down to pro-history who, instead of de-
fesaorlal status. Now Sher-' pending on their common
tiffs, the man be elevated sense and human traditions
.:. an• then demoted, has be-and i>ersonal feellhg., had
come poaslbly the most in· to look It up ln a book like ! flun~l ,educaUonal ficu:re Spock or Gessell . . . ·
1 ., the state. "As we know, some pro-
t "Mucli of Dr. Sherri Us' gressive education w e n t
hllosophy parallels that of astray. Most educators have
~ · ov. Reagan," the govern-corrected many of the Ir
•r'1 executive secretary, errors, but not before the
Wiiliam Clark Jr., nid wbea idea ol 'don't frustrate
asked abo'lt Sberrifls' role. Johnny' had been tried.
-In fact, under question-Would be reallJ flower? He
Ing by MW11Den, Sberrlffs 111reJy did, but into a mon-
.-Id be cbupd bis regil-it.er."
tratlon from Democratic to AJtboQp Jtiil an admirer
Jlepabliean during the 1981
Rea1u campalp and fn.
of Dr. Kerr as a proponent
o( student freedom and .re·
IJ>OflSlbillty, Pr. Sberriffs
parted company with him
over the student disorders
at Berkeley.
ARREST
The <\ilorders began In
October, 196', with the ar-
rest of a former student
for aoUcltbag funds on the
c a m p u 1 for civil rights
work.
After a crowd -.i~round
ed a campus police car,
preventing It from taking
the nta,n to the station for
booking, Dr. Kerr negotiat-
ed a compromise with a
group of the dissenters, end-
ing a 32-~our siege.
That, irusJsts Dr. Sher-
riUs, was the mJstake of
glvin1 undue recognition to
the minority. Police should
have been summoned ln
strength to carry out due
process of law.
The episode triggered the
so-called Free S p e e c It
Movement, culminating in
mau slt·lnl, an attempt to
close the university, and fl.
nally end.ln1 in mass ar·
rests. · · 0r: Sberrlffs, who bas
spoken to more than 200,000
people, many ot them stu·
denll, in the put two years
of Ill.I personal campaip
to arouse the aamvolved,
said recentq to one audi-ence: .
''CGllsJder one of the lon«-
est eplaodet ef i}iterference
port o' play
with the exercise ol du e
process of law by an or-
ganized group in tbe his-
tory of the United States
-250 to 400 persona on
the Berkeley campus, some
of them 1tudenta, who cap-
tured a police car and the
persons witbln it, and held
it for 32 hours.
"You should be concern· ed; .
"But are you also con-
cerned by the fact that 26,·
000 other students took no
active interest? Did not be.
have as though they knew
this was right or wrong?"
APPALLED
He is appalled that this
absence of concem also ap-
plies to the faculty, noting
that only 100 ol more than
1.500 faatlty members show-
ed up for a recent Academ-
ic Senate meeting over an·
tidraft disorders.
Dr. Sherrltfs, who learn-
ed his psychology at Stan-
ford "1d was on the Berke-
ley faculty for almost 20
years, urges-that parents
quit trying to imitate youth
and start acting like adults,
else youth will have no
adulthood to respecl
Re urges a.at facultl11
and Admlni...tan· ol col-
leges devot& mAre time to
mtletin&• an4 'c~s or·
ganizaticw. tblt .OS encour-aa-respcmsible 8dlons by
the 16 perceat ol ltudents
composin.C ~'the silent 1en-
eration."
Art Entries
Asked From TOYS • SPOITIN5-&OODS
Youngste~s
Young Orange County ar-
tists have been invited to
join the 2'Jnd annual Sooth-
e r n Callf omla regional
Scholastic Art Awards con-
test, which drew several
thounnd competitors last
year. .
Awards are given in cate-
1orie1 of paintlnc, drawtnc,
ICUlptun, ceramics, prlnt-
tbaklnc. crafts and photog-
raphy. Entries are now be·
Ing selected by art teach·
ers In public. private and
parocldal 1Chooll through-
out the county.
The 300 top •ntries will
win Gold Xey1 of Art
Achievement in ceremonies
Feb. 17 In Lot Ange,es. Two
hundred ol tbete wm be en-
tered I\\ the National Schol-
astic A.it ~·arr competi·
.Uon. . • '
Wllmen-there will H·
celve scbolanbipt, c a 1 b
prizes and told medals.
Mary Jane Hadn, art
conrultant for the Oraqe
County Schools, Is a mem-
ber of the regional comm.It·
tee.
Prize Given
For Holida
• Crattadn and Co., Inc .•
WOD tl'9 prize fbr "mOll
beautifbl" door decaratlom
•iDI the boMIJ at tbl UlllvenltJ P 1 a i a
aompla across from Or-
•P _ Coat;J Airpal't. DeOmr 6 Alloclatet'
ataiar decoratiam ...
~ "JDOlt •rilinal" IDll P.cllleo'• won ta
.. "1lllt -." eatea-Y JI the unual contest. Hoaorable mnUoa went
te Co&., Kltcllnl and to Marbtinc DlnctloDI.
Judea ft1"t Bob Norrlt
of the Newport NaUonal
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BOOKS e DOL~S e TOYS
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·SCOOTERS
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Plnly of pm'ti"f. Niltt ,.._ Drril,y Doi6k
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AT ALL
EMPIRE SILK STORES
Pair· Seek
Two Awards .
• Army Spec. 4. JUeMrd A.
1ade, and other members
of the Arm)'.'1 fiblta are in
the area -01 Hau Ngbia
Province.
Major John 3. Keenan,
U.S. Marihe Corps, son of
Mr. and Mrs. ~ful c. Kee·
nan of Laguna Hillt, has
graduated from the Naval
Postgraduate School, Mon-
terey.
1,The only nav'1JpsUtutlon of its kind · fil ttie -world,
the fully accredited Naval
School confen bachelors,
masters and doctors de·
grees in a variety of acien·
tific an~ engineering fields.
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modd 'l Stlcd·A·
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zeg. 119.00 J •
model 11 A1 I l wtic
=·~.98.00
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SALEOO!N'S &um.Es
DEMONSTlATOIS .
CANT mm mi
CallJOutDCll'llt .... ., '*
a DO oblisatmhame
demonstration. '
a ... ·22, son t>f Mt. and :!~e~· N~orn..:_, ~ M'!JO: ~z.co~ sT.::: NEWPORT HUNTINGTON BEACH ANAHEIM Plrtici~tlnl In "()pentioa 32731 Coranatton Drive, La-
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iDI 1cbo~ worth about
,1,000 each.
The Mldor ltudeDtl were •lec:$1d .,, . the Oranp
Count)' ..... of the Call·
fornla Society'°' Prolellion-
al EnllDMn for 1be state-
wide ~DIP'tition. Wbmen will bt .....,.
ed later tlda month.
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Ila that abtolutllr no other fumltul'l ltor'I ""' you thl• much qu.nty, ~I• much ..mce,
1'tfe much 11lectlon, priced con sf 1tlntfy at uvtna• up to 30'A. AU thla and he dlcoratlng
Hrvlct1 too. Llberal credit term• 10 that you can buy everything you Wlllt todQI
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Courts New Name Starts MOriday
Orange County's munlcJ·
pal courts will go by the
1.ew, more formal name of
da1 diltrlcts. effective
y.
IJd&es, clerks and mar·
shall for thole aJoni · tbe
Oranae Coaat are liJted be·
low, 11 well aa the commu-
nities each or the "new"
dlstrids will serve. .
ORANGE COUNTY KAR·
BOit 'UDICIAL DIS1'IUC1'.
formerly known as the New-
port Beacb-Coata Mesa Mu-
nicipal Court. Judges are
William Cbriateme, Mn·
ald Dunaan and ·Calvin P.
Schmidt. Margaret A. Ham·
lin ls clerk ad Prnci• L.
We've · Color~Code·d · . . .. .
the Savings In Zale's
1January
Clearance · Sale. •. ,
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White .
Saves
~Ion
10%
Blue
Saves You
20%
Check the IMllChlncllM In •r store for red,
white Ind blue tap and furtt. "llYinpl
ZAx:sd's·
.J•WaLSa8
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Glaser, manbal.
Commuitltl llld entiUea
..... .,, -judicial dls-trtd _.r. a.n., Balboa II·
lud, Conn. dtl ..... Cot-
ta ~ are..tll, Fair· -
view tbpltal, New p o r t
Belelt, Mewpart HellbU,
0rl018. CcAant1· Airport. Or· ... Ceut, .Plb'IJ'Odda,
Pldlrlao, s.ntl Ana Coun-
try Cl1*~ SIDI.a Ana Helitrts
and UCI. ·
W E ST ORANGE COUN·
TY JUDICIAL DllTIUCI';
formerly known u the Hun·
Uniton Beach • Seal Buch
Municil* Court. Juclpt are
· Celia · Baier, Walter W.
aiareima and Harmon G.
Scoville. Thelma v. Ro-
ltirg ii ca.rt «nd Charles
A., n.nto. Dlll'lbal.
Served by thi1 judidlal
dbtrtct. are: Barber City,
BoOlevvd ' Gardem, ey .
• pre•, Fountain Valley.
Garden Grove, Huntington
Beach, La Bola, Los Ala·
mitos , Keadowlark Country
· Club, Midway City, Ross·
more Lei.lure World at Seal
Beach, Seal Beach, Silver
Acres: Smeltzer, Stanton,
Sunset Beach, the Naval
Ammun.ltion Depot, the Na-
val Air Station . and ·west-
minlter . .
SOUTH ORANGE COUN· • :n' JUDICIAL DISTRICT,
fonnerly known aa the La-
iuna Beach Municipal Court: Judges are J. Parley
Smith and Richard D. Ham·
llton. Dan J. Rios 11 ma,.
sbal.
Served are: Arch. Beach,
Capiltrano .Beach, C o a a t
Royal, Dana P~nt, Doheny
Park, El Toro, Emerald
813, Serra, South Laguna,
Trabuco Oaks, O'Neill Park, ~oor Lei.lure World at
Laguna Hilla, San Clemen-
te, San JIMll Capiltrano,
San Juan Hot Springs, San
Joaquin, · Lacuna Beach,
Miaaion Viejo and T b r e e
Arches.
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17 FASHION ISLAND-NEWPORT CENTER
OPEN MON & FRI. 'TIL 9:30 P.M.
Al.0:
103 W. 4th ST., DOWNTOWN SANTA ANA
Of'llf MON. & ,.I. 'Tll. ~ONVIMllllT THMI
In addition, tlHl Central '
Oraoee Judic:ial Diltrlct will
1erv,e communities in that
area. aod the North Orange
County Judidal Dlsbict in
Anaheim will terVe ltlat vi·
Upon graduation from Stephens College,
Miss Mockenzfe 1.r out to aee the wortd.
The money was the,. waiting fOI her~ At
aft eorfy 4ge, her thoughtful father tet
up a trust account with Morintra Savings.
She mokes her own dtci1lon1 now, but
sht 11 glad dad made that one for her. At
Mar1,,.,..19v11119your~ ma1t11 money
cinity.
no matter whcrt age you are. Open your
Mariners Savings Account today and earn
the nation's higheat prtvalli"9 Interest rote
incom~J?AVINGS
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free f a~~ic1 ••• at "nsational 1avh191!
You'll find A-lines, bouffants,. two-ton•
effwcts, solich, ric·rec, lacy trims and
more. Many bHutiful colors to choot•
from. Hurry to Wards end save!
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wHf rNffy be pleeled With W .. eel-
. lection of "9rown·ur" c1,...., for
sch.el or parties. You' love the nntr·
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All the. latest stylH ettcl colo~
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J 4 DAIL V PILOT
Store
Soaks Up
Profits
By REESE UART
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J AMESTOWN. N.C. (AP)
-They call this quie·t Pied·
mont NOTth Carolina com-
munity "the town that laid
a golden egg with a legal
liquor store ...
Jamestowb is a tiny place
with no police fon:e and
only 1,338 resldentJI, but ln
six years It has received
,profits or more than $1.5
million from its Alcoholic
Beverage Control store.
Sah Carl Wester, admin-
istrator of tbe North Caro-
lina ABC system: .. I don't
know of a retail liquor out-
let in America for the sir.e
of the town that sells as
much liquor. During the
past liscal year the James-
town store bad sales total-
ipg more tban ru million ...
SIX CLERKS
. The store, which bas six
clerks, is _only a stone••
throw from the corporate
Limits of High Point, a dry
city with a population of
more than. 82,000. Twice in
recent years. High Point,
noted for ita m.&QJ. fUrnl·
ture plants, h a 1 voted
against establlabing ABC 11·
quor 1tores. .
Wester estimated that 95
percent of th.e bualneu at
the Jamestown store comes
from High Point.
"Let's face it," said one
Jamestown merchant. "the
store was built to 1et High
Point busi.ness.''
Mayor Thomas C. Rags-
dale said, "The store basn't
cauaed us any trouble. The
funds have enabled ua to
get some projects that we
would.o't .,Uve bad other· wise ...
. TAX MTELOW 1{:~ -~:'llie,-~"IBliiitrlal
. -
--.community .hu a MW tz'11.·
000 colonlal.,'11• Ton HID.
a new fire tract, a •.ooo
sewage syltem and bu
spent '640,000 for street lm·
provements. In addition. the
town bu a tu rate of only
63 cents per $100 propeiV
valuation .
.. If anythlnt the .tor. has
put gay hair• 1n m7 bead because we've bad more
money to spend.'' 1aJd Ton
Manaier Cblrlel P. Tarner.
H• recaDecl that voter•
approved the eeteNlehawtt
of the liquor store bJ 011J1
about 30 votes. WbeD tbt
store optGecl Dee. 11, 1111.
customers were W1lftlD& Ill
line 1n a cold rain. Same
bad bee thlrt for tw.I.
Traffic WU t1td .. f. f
blocb.
HEAVY TRAFFIC
William Lawrence, w b t
operate• a Mrviet ltadoa
nearby and aJptcl the Grill·
nal petition reqalltlnc a
liquor relezeudum, • a i d,
.. The only complaint I haft
Is that ft Clllltl he&V)' traf •
fic on hollda11 and can
can't i•t into my 1tatlon."
The five.member Town
CouncD. w h l c h formerly
used a service lt&tlon u
its meetln& place, now meet
in a luxutlou1 room In the
new Town Hall.
The town baa an Alcohol
Education ~nter w b l c b
i helps ed11<:ate the public on
the evils of excea1in drink·
ing.
Turner said '211,000 bu
been spent for rehabilita-
tion, education and law tn·
forcement work.
Mayor Ra«itdal• said that
when law enfon:ement help
ls needed the town calls on
the Guilford County aher·
i!f's departmenl
The · enabling lelislative
act which authoriled ttte
Jamestown liquor referen-
dum specified that 70 per·
cent ol the profits 10 to
Jamestown. The remainlnc
, 30 percent 11 divided oa a .
per ClfJlt& bull and goes
to GaUford County and oth·
er mullidpalitJes in t be
count)' a.cept Gnealboro, ·
w1dcJl bu ABC atotts.
26" with 3 speed
gear shift, deluxe
chrome accessories.
Boys or girls in
brilliant black.
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YOUI CIOICI
Smartly. sfyled case.
Easy to use tuning
dial. t,omplete with
earphone, battffies
and handy rary strap.
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Jece ti. .,...tttd lb Ont
clus -• lft department •
recruitt ,.._ 11 Orana,
County ....
A lec:Glld clals probably
will be l&lrtild la~Feb .
actardial t. Dr. ! w 1 n
Norvell, ~ .t aria
at the cefap~ Mp
Hayden, beUa ~
the Newpor;t Bellda Fl re
Deparmtent, who coordinat-
ed the" prosram. ·
ne academy's course ii
the only one offend for ba·
Ide fire training in Orange
CMmty, and r a t e s collete
<2'edit. ,Faculty for the first
da4s was 26 veteran fire·
men from county commWll·
tJes.
Tustin: J . C. Bader;
Anaheim: J. N. NeDeleD,
W. S. Jones, and It Bnd-
ley; Laguna Beacb: B. A.
"/ BOila. R. C. Stra!Pt; Coda Mesa: C. S. Reed, L. P .
Balle1. L. D. Laf'Tesnaye,
P. K. MelloU, M. F. Ritt.er
ad J. D:-sandllr.
Brea: A. R. i..dbetter.
P. E. Bein aml C. G. Whit·
ney; Newport Beacb: M.
P. Murphy, D. D. SclmUdt,
D. A. Shirk. and 0. L. Walt·
er; La Habra: E. G. Sal·
dau. D. L. Buchanan. and
G. L. Schroder: Orange :
Jl L. Clevenger, R. E. Ditt·
blmer. D. J. Slngleton, and
L. A. Wampler.
Huntington Beach: G. A.
Glenn, J. W. Ewing, R. J.
Filipek, D. D. Hall, T. E .
Huntley, S. D. Rlnl, L. B.
Taylor, T. t.. Townsend, and
,J. J . Sarver; Fullerton: R.
E. Cooper, R. 0 . Easley,
R. .J. Fritsch, D. R. Jasper, p. E . Knight, M. L. Patkel\
8 . D. R&mlrez, and J. L.
Shoemaker, and Garden
Grove: R. L. carter, E. 1·
Graham. n. D. lrfartln, G.
R. SmJth-and T. D. V••·
IUela.
uc1 '01~~
,, Bert ~,
UCI ()188
Ih German
Dr.1 Bert !fqel, a lore-
'!"Pt authority on medieval
<ltrman liferatare, beanie
praleuor of German at UCJ
fer the winter ~ tb•t
6egan this week. '
He is teacblal a If &du:
ate course ln medieval lft-
erature and An undergrad-
uate course on the author
Goethe. I
Since lM, Or. Magel has
occupied th• chair o< me-
• dleval lileratule at tbe Uni-
• nrslty of Heidelberg. He
bes ledW'fd at 1eadlnt uni·
""ltles tfltoacttout t b e
United States,
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PHOTO PRINT
Prices =m. ..• Dee~, .. ,
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: Dior coveri1gs, !1111 •W ~111itY .,.111ces, TV 11d stereo! Hurry i1 ' llelt ~-!
Coptojn's open arm chaif, plaatic, 3 colors
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Tre4itii•el. FiN1ide Chctir
Oiomond Channel bock, reversible seot
cushion, hardwood detail. Damask in
gold, gold/green, beige. Vol. 99.50
69.50 ...... -
48.
Ladies' pro¥inc'l lounge choir, velvet, colors 109.50 66~
Spanish styte open arm choir, velvet, colors 129.50 tf.oo
Pif1ow bocl~ lounge choir, quilted print 139.50 15.00
Contemp'ry contour lounge choir, 3 colors 1-49.50 11.00
Hi-bock swivel lounge choir, velvet, colors 1 t9 .50 95.00
72" Danish modem<SOfo, texture or print 1-49.50 ~ "·"
IHIW e•, tor0t11•t Iron
table, glou top, 4 choirs
3 octogonol table, 4 swivel choirs
42 . " l'OtAl'd tobl•; <4 swivel chotrs
Tobie is octagonal, -42" extends to 60".
Walnut plastic top with inloy,
4 deluxe choirs.
79.95 55.95
119.95 16.95
-1'69.9G 121"'95
Set 1
• 159.95 .,
Velue 209.95
lastic
Octagonal toble is -42" extending to 60".
Wolnut plastic top, 4' swivel
choirs ore full u holstered.
Betl..0.m
177.95 Velu~ 209.95 .
3-pc. modern set ............................................ 269.50 196.
3-pc. Ito lion style set .............................. ~ ..... 299 .00 248. 3-Poaition "Stratorocker"
Modem rocker-recliner, biscuit t,ufted
bock, wood orm, wipe-clea n plastic,
gold, blOGk,-4¥0Cado •• -~l.6.9~!iCL. ____ _._.-....,....._.--1-.../.J.-" .uiplo.d.tes.ser, 2 doors.
Gfoup
Pillow bock lounge choir,,ant., velvet, clrs. 199.50 127.00
Hi bCXk "Strot~" cane sides, 3 clrs. 209.50 ~44.00
Hf-boek lounge choir I. ottoman, chrome 239~50 166.00 1
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t:op GNi' Uether Lovn9• Ch,ir
Attached form-fitting pillow seot and
bock.,eorved wood base; block, tangerine,
rwd1 green, brown, gofd. Volue 2-49.50
,
177.
9 'loose pillow bcxk s<>fo, t.xture & floral 279.SO 1U.OO
vertical mirror, full queen or
twin heodboord.
Door chest, 199.50 152.00 •
Door corflmode, 99.50 72.00
3-Pc. French Style Group
72" triple d resser, 9 drcwers, horizontal
mirror, full or twin choirbock headboard.
White ond gold finisf'ted hardwoods.
5-drowel' chest, 139 .50 122.00
2-drawtr 2-4" n. stand 64.95 49.00
VoL 359.50
288 ...
Vor.-329.40
3-pc. Colonial set ···-·-··-· .. ·····-·-·--··········· .. -439.00 298.
3-pc. Spanish style set ·-····· .. ·······-·-···-···· ... 599.50 494.
Nyloft Pile Co,,.t h1atollecl '·
Continuous filament nylon pile in &.&&~ tight hl-lo-IQOp. 12' w., 4 colors.
Rubber pod. 8.99 sq. yd. Installed ,
Nylon Pile Corpet h1stellecl .
Barker's own from Lees. Nylon pile . 7.77 !Ike velvet plush. 12' w., 6 colors.
Rubber pod. 9.99 sq. yd. instoljed
Nylon pile carpeting, 8 colors, 9.99 sq. yd. installed 7.77
Nylon Piie Carpet Installed "
Dupont 501• nylon shag pile In 12 colors 8 88
including 8 tweed tbnes. Sponge rubber •
pod. 12. 99 sq. yd. instotled
Acrylic pile carpet, 7 colors, 11.-49 sq. yd. installed
All ·wool pile carpet, 3 cofors, 12.99 sq. yd. installed
Acrylic pile carpet, 12 colOrs, 16. 90 sq. yd. installed
All-wool pile carpet, 7 col,ors1 15..45 sq. yd. installed
3 sizes, nylon-double-core braided rugs, 83.85 3-pcs.
9!--Nylon Sharftif•
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'·" 10.9' 11.9~
37.71
rker's own If) 6 multi-colors. 49 99
so 9x12' siz,e, vol. 1\~.99 19.99) •
9' bound on 4' sides 'lQlue 69.99
Friendly Village D~n•rw•r•
Hond·pointed English dinnerwore
service for 8, <45-pc. set.
Greot set for the family!
AppHalU!es, TV, Stereo
Personal portable TV, UHF/VHF, antenna.
Bor refrigerot~r, 4-cu. ft. fits under bar.
Philco 9 cu. ft. upright freezer, door shelves.
29~88
Vehie 39.95
99.88 79.00
129.88 97.00
199.88 1u., 90'' Cla11ic Pro~incial Sofa M•Urea•e•, Bo~ Springs
Full carved hardwood frame, reversible 31" Gaffers & Sattler Gas . Range
.. .. . ' "'·
foam seat cushions, diamond tuftin . c;.. Huge"2.C" oven, smokeless broiler,
Azure, ~gold, domosk. Y.:at:-. T91~~---=._;_.a.iM,..-+-+~iNtTrR'Till'1mt+i..:nrv~~~Hn:tmtir--=-=-~~"'U;uUri-=i:-=-4:~9~,0=nf~t\\rs,.. . ..-..~nm,..;1SMnn~----_...._.....__. _________ _
adjusts to fit twirl or f~ll-si~e, now ot this price!
94" pillow bock ~ern sofa, chrome bast 369.50 255.00
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-. ~ s....,1. SIHpen .
Atlorted styta en!~
~ ~-.,y fabrics. Vattm 249.50 to 499.50
.
35% lff
Standard-size, tu.do style arm, fobric or vinyl 2-49.50 111.
219.
Jll •
=.;!Z style, standard-size, vinyl, clrs. 279.50
. Hidt+~, panel-quilt, florol 459.50
1~si• HJde.Q..Bed,• kick-pleot, print cvr. -499.SO J". ·•llJ• • ...
.. r ~ pedestal toble, four
vinyl upholstered tub choirs in
~rHn, gold or block.
5-pc. ltollari set: table, .C choirs
Matching 50" gloM door chino
5-pc. English set: table, .C choirs
S-pc. Spanish set: toble, 4 ·choirs
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S-Pc. Dratl ,,,......_ UH Group
ltollon style, only at Bor1.er'1.
.. 2'~ raund table, two 11" fills,
3 cane aide choirs, 1 arm.
66" buffet, 379.50 Jll.
56" chino, 599.SO 4U.
2• . Vel. 379,50
.452.50 366t
329.50 266.
S-49.50 444.
599.50 ....
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rolls on durabl e casters. Value 9.95
Twin or full, buttaft-tufted, medium tension, 79.95 set 54.
S.rta twin or full,, reg. or 80", firm tension 99.50 set 66.
Firm tension twin or full.size, quilt cover, 129.50 set 83.
King matt., 2-pc. bx. sprg., frame, linens, 259.50 12-pc. 188.
T••tes
"Trianon" table collection, 39.95-159.95 29. to 119. .
64~88
Drop Leaf TH Cart
Ant~ue spice finished hardwoods.
LarQt front \rtheels provid• for
eosy moving. Save on this one! -value 99.50
"Expre~ion" group, walnut fin. hardwoods.
"Castanea" tables, cocktail, commodes.
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JJOOI wonted suits
59.90 req. 80.00
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body..haped 2-button style with aide venta. The
, ~ta hcne belt loops or tab waiatL Llqbter,
brtqhter hlu-. 91eya, oliv• and brown&.
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water repellent ski parka
10.99 req. 14.00-17.00
The nylon shell reverMe to contrcDtinq hiqh
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90% acrylic, 10% acetate. Washable, 1tyled with
·zipper front , raqlan aleev• and hidden hood.
Blue, qold, loden, navy, 6-12 and 14-20.
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crons pol_yei ter and cotton shell with Orlons
acrylic lining. Sky Jet, hip-length with zipper
front, slash pockets and quilt Curon lining.
(not shown) all nylon hooded ski parka. ·
may co men'• sportswear 45
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permanent pressed shirts
from famous makers
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color stripes. Lonq and abort aleeve atyle with
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at very substantial savirrgs. ~A-b"rcoffee+ion
of cardigans and pullovers in assorted styles
and many, many colors, solids and patterned.
·Select seyeral from •n abundance in 1nw1ll,
medium, I~, extr•-lerge sizes for yourself
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may co men'• sweaten 8'
order by IQaD dr phone
save on men'• •port
shirts from famous makers
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... Olmmwdty ·Lemre ... ....,. ...... ,. la 11. .
,... eminent ......... no far n )Wll •• pnikleat ..
tltmceller at the ........_. MW ii ,....._. ot tbl ,._. ,_ tile
...,...., Inc., ud ita c.m fer u.e Study o1 Democnfic 1nat1tut1oea
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Hil ltcture ..... "Seblll ... a.Bety, .. Pl'OIDiiMI to be both ,....._t IDd prowcaii1' ICt9diDi to 11n. J'redirtck KcBriea. Towa
... Gown preUdeat, ... -Bloill IDalll. Presr-~· .
Tbe lectare,· .......... U a ,tmllll8ity ~ free to tbe pub-
Jil:. wm Mein at • p.m. 111 t11e ua SeteMt t«tun ,Rall. · ._t dinctly ....,..hie f• Dr. Hutctilna' acceptance ol Ton
m4 a.ra•a in'ritlticln ii Dr. lalpb W. Gerard, duh ol die UCI grad·
... ~ ud • ~ul ,,... ol the lpMker, I , urnm Idell a.s '"* wbMll blow where he la. IQcl 1 cemQt ·t.
"" that bis Yiatt tD Ton .... Gown will f.U to stimulate conlroYeny and lllaminate iuuN," Dr. Geru.l Aid, lddin&, "Besides this, be is ...
........... y Sood ,. to be wUla!
· "lobbJ Batcbtnl,... tile 1toy wonder of education," Dr. Gerard ~ "lie WM from the atart an innontlve and therefore neces-
..., eantronnial filure. ·
'"Vloletlt and demli'll stonna of 'deblte swirled ewer the campus
for decedel, wl 8ftll thole "riolenUy oppoMd to bk Yiews did admit
Ulat here wu indeed a major luder in American education."
Tiiie public atteDdine the lecture will have the opportunity to
meet ~ ipUker at a receptiOD plumed by Mn. Ridlard Sherwood and
ber committee al bOlteuel. Darin& Dr. Hutdllaa''ltay in the Harbor Area he and his wife
will be tbe boUle pat.a al tM Gerards.
A former IUOC'iate 1lirector of tbe Ford Foundation in Pasadena,
Dr. Rutchim ii a of !ncyclopaed.ia Britannica, Inc., chairman
of Jta ~ • ~-.· ~w..~ir~~·. --..... ~ ... IJ.l.t~ .. :m~· --u. :.:~.lil;ii~~~ ~Xm~.'' "l"Atacatlon far·Freedom," "St.. '11lomu and the Wor ~
View." "llonll, Religion and Hieber ldllqtiee,'' "Tbe Conruct in
FA:tac:ation," •-rt.. Unherlity of Utopia," '-r.be l>emocrat.ic Dilemma,"
"Some Questjona Abt Education in North ~inerica," .. Tbe Great Con·
venation,'' "Treedom, F.ducation and the Fund" and "Some Observa·
tiont on ~erican· Education." ·
. Amont Dr. Hutdllns'~ . .many lton.onry. degrees, are ones from
Hanard University, and the mdventtia of CopeellApn, Frankfurt
and Stockholm. I
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PROGRAM PLANNERS -Dr. Ralph W. Gerard, dean of UCl's
graduate-division, discusses the forthcoming community lecture
to be sponsored by UCI Town ana Gown with Mrs. Eloise Kloke,
program chairman, and Mra. Frederic:t Mdhi,.,,..pnntwd ~
to right). FAninent educator Dr. Robert M. Hutddm "11 bl -. ~
guest speaker Jan. 19. ::: • • ·.·
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Four~a·larrTI Feast
ly JODIAN HASTINGS
Of ... DlllY ...........
Cornish pme bena with oyster and
eornhread stuffing, loblter tails with
drawn butter, lasagna en casserole,
lloalllabaile, beef atropnoff, abalone
ateab,. clams with rice and teriaki
sauce ...
Although the Ult reads like entrees
from the menu of one of tbe more
elegant restaurants in the county, or
pages from a gourmet cookbook, any
of these tempt4lg deUcacies might be
limply tonight'• fare at the Fountajn
Valley Fire Department
These. and a long list ol equally
exotic dishes, are not the creations
of a hidden .French chef but of the
firemen themselves.
"If a rookie can't cook when he
.atarta with tbe fire department he
IOOn learns," aald Engineer Dave
Heffner. "But when some of the new· men are first starting, we eat eome
~ wild things."
Do men really make good cooks?
Having heard many wives complain
tbat their h111baodl couldn't boU wa·
ter1 or in their ablence would live
forever oo fried eggs, r accepted an ·
invitation to dinner at the fire N ·
tion ·with combined feelinp of curios-
ity and misgiving•.
workers. Capt. Do!k-Newman and
John McGee, and between telephone
calls and pauses to catch the radio
reports, everyone pitched in to take
up dinner.
From the oven came ·the plece de
resistance -game hens, golden-
brown and savory, with a foil-<:overed
pan of additlo.naJ dressing. Mounds of
mashed potatoes and gr.avy, fresh
carrots and cole s).aw. to whkh bits
of Cheddar cheese ·and a blue cheese
dressinJ! had been added, completed
the menu. The on:ly canned product
used was cranberry sauce.
Capt. Newman warned, as we sat
down lo the impressive feast, that
they mjght have to dash off in the
middle of dinner. "Usually when we
are having something special we are
bound to get a oall," be commented
ruefully.
The men. who work shifts Of 24
hOurs on, 24 hours off, seldom resort
to cookbooks (there ·WMD 't one to be
found in the orderly kitchen) and
learn new di'shes by exchanging rec-
ipes and experimenting. Each sh.ift
has its own refrigerator and one-half
of a large pantry. and each contrib·
ules to its own "kitty" on payday
with the crews buying their groceries
from the food account.
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CULINARY TALINTS TUTID -Dave Heffner, engineer with the Fountain
Valley Fire Department, tests the go,den·brown game hens he prepared for the
Jbift'• "'niic meal, provine mm can ncel at cooking. ~p
It was Heffner'• "turn" to cook.
Elcorted Into the kitchen I was im-
pressed at once by the complete lack
Of clutter in the immacalate olive
and white, modern fadUty even
though a delicious ..aroma waltini:?
from the oven hlnted lhat 1omethinJ(
far superior to TV dinners was con-
. cealed Inside. H8!fner introduced hiJ on-duty co·
"We fixed a 26-pound turkey with
all the trimmings for the holidays.
and including all the firemen and
families from both stations. plus the
on-duty policemen. we had 2.3 people
ror dinner. All the food was prepared
here except for some or the salads
and pies the wives brought." Heffner
commented.
(See CULINARY SKILLS, Page 18)
SORRY 'IOUT THAT -Heffner consolee Officer Ed Par~#
whose position with the Fountain Valley Police Departm9'&;..
and straight eight ·.hour shift sentence him to a diet of::
hot dogs. : ; : ... ·=.
Tried and True Cliches Often H.it . the Nail On the Head
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OEAJl ANN LANDERS: I am sick
and tired of '/OW COl1l1 CUcbes. YOU
tell wives to "tun on tbe beat" and
then yoo add, "If a lmlband ii well
fed at bclme, he will not be inclined
to p to ,_..urantl." Of COUl'I( my
b...bacl abcmt tbae colwnna under
my ... ud ..,s, "See anyone here
JOU NC:Oplm, Kiddo?''
Sha JOU 11'1 IO mart, Ann Landers
pllae tall me b9w can a wife be a .,..c ta partDlr wblD her child ii
bavlq u asthma attack in the nat
room! -NO rRtEND OF YOURS
DEAR NO Jl'lllEND: Rew eftea
ffel you cllN uve uduaa au.cu 1
If be Illa km every •l11K. be aee41
•ore lte1' IUll ,.. reeJllll!. If , ..
art -· )'OU tMN'I 11tlt1111 alt.Kb
• H ei.cae, tlle:a YOU llttfl mwe • Wp .... I en pw 1". JOM.. #
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D.tAR ANN LANDERS: The letter
from the woman who fought her way
beck from mental illness was • chap-
ter out ol my life. The similaritles
were amatn1, only t wu ln worse
shape.
I, too1 bad a tister·ln·law who called
me a faker and told everyone t was
pretendln1 to be !Uck h"cau~c l want·
ed to run away from my responc;lblli·
ties. f married )'OUD';l Plld l":V h•t~·
band'a family dl!diketl mf fro'TI till'
start r tried hard to pt,. <{' thrm but
it was hopeless. FlnAUy II rot 50 bitd
that wbe~ver someone pulled up In
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the driveway t wu afreid It was my
tn.-laws and I became na useated. A
knock at the door would cause me to
vomtt. When I bad to spend 1.n e..mq
with a member of my husband'• fain,
lly l developed a 11lck headache Ud
sometimes I even falnted. After alx
months •I ~veloped hyste rical blind-
nC'ss and couldn't see for aeveraJ
\llecls. , •
I doctored through all this but 1IO'
ont It' med to undtrstand my prob-
1'-m. M1 salvation was an anpl ot·a .,.oman wbo moved nest door. She llt
me come to her house and talk to her
lor hours. When I felt poorly. she
came to my house and listened. Never
once did she remark how messy things
looked. She allO made me realize bow
1unate I was to have a husband
\vho stood by me. Not many men
would have taken over tbe care of
the chUdren and kept quiet about his
wlfe'a terrible ho111ekeepln1 end mi.
erable meala. He wH truly Chrlat.llke
ln ldt patience and forbearance. Yet
J never 1ppreclated him until my ·
nclf{hbor brought it up.
My nlglltmare life ls behind me now
and lt'a hard to believe t was ever IO
Ill. It 1etm1 H If It 111 happened to
someone elM. The credit Ior my re·
covery 1oe1 to my neighbor. She
saved my life with kindness end un·
deratucUna. God must bave sent her
to mt. -LUCKY OREGONIAN
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DEAR LUCKY: ·T•ke anmt cttdlt
yourself, ple1se. T1tt tel&bbor womH
hfld lbe leatera. my dear, but It w11
you who chnpptd the wnocl.
DEAR ANN LANDERS : I am a IS.
year.old girl and my parenll allow
me to date on Friday and Saturday
nights. but not on Sunday nJght.
I have 1ugge1led • eompromtse. 11
they will let ipe fO out on Sunday
ntght. I will be In by 10 p.m. t also
will cut short my Saturday night date
and be In by 11 p.m.
I make good srades and do my
homework. The Sunday night date
would not Interfere with my grades.
My parents ~ave agreed to accept
your dec:islon. What Is lt?-K.C. Tf:=EN
DEAR IC.C.: f am eppoted tO llJp
IClillot prta ...... M IC"91 WPll
ud s..a, ............... tftll if
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you 1tt lD by 11. ff ...adllg """'
11 111ht1 nn u u~pelta a!MIC 9
made; otberwlte. H cllee. Aa a -. .. promise. I'm aakhtf your parai;41
allow yo• a Sanday aftenooa ..
wide• mens 1• are to M .........
lalu tltu 7 p.111. ~:.:=· .·,..:
What Is French kfsldnr' II· I
wronc ? Who should 1et tb,t Mr1'81
llnUta -the, boy .. tM alrl? .. ..
sJtoteun wedding 1ucoeedf ... M
LapClera' booklet. "T ...... sc;.:
Ten Ways to Coel ll" Sead IO_.
In coin and a loq, telf..eddr1 Jtfl\
stamped envelope. ' •
Ann Lander• will be ~ yt>O with your robllma.
he• In etre of vn: DAILY .
closln1 a atampld, ...,__.ti 1111 t •
ve.lope. • ••
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Past Presidents Respond to Party Biel
LandMoft. card! and a postboUdlly gift excbanee
will be enjoyed when mtmbera of the Seal Beach
. Put Prelidents' Club attend a aem.iannual meetina
at noon Monday, Jan. 8, in Mr!· Howard Van Au&-
delyn'1 borne. Bidding fun for all are the Mmes.
Oeft to riOt) Vernon Cunningham, Fred Lalk, JlllMI Frey and Thomas Crowley, president. Mn. r . J.
Smith is party chairman, and Mrs. Clell Ramaey,
president of the woman's club, will be • bonoretl
guest.
TllE &OPEi at A1pen
liatd Dlaa &Id Pat Later
IDd tblir par•, ..-. and
Mr1. William IMt.r of New-
port Beach, durlnt the boll-.,._ 'dlq ...,.... at Der
klboU.
DfUe ttacbea bilh IChool
in Saa Dleto and ""Pat Is a
atudeat It Newport Harbor
lillb School.
ELLEN QVIGLEY b a s
heel\ diJplaytna ber ~ks
in a one • IDU art lbow
spoatOrJd bf the Hunting· . ~~ A'if INlf lil dlte
A t Smart · HtmdQdan Va&j Bank.
Anyone wbq -not ,el leeD tbe lhow br one ol ow pop-
ular ... a1iltl CIU still
do 10 .until J'rida7, Jan. 12. Brown's sisters and tbtlr
hutbands olferillg' ...... .
UNJVEUm ol Rhode ulationa were Mr .... Mn. ... Culinary Skit]s bland altunnl ftom through-Wiq~am Poppeltoo and their _. •
out the .Boutbland joinedlir daughter Ruth, Mr. and
t was lmpre11ed with the
extra pan of dreasin&, which
wu both moist and flavor·
fu,I, aDfl Bettner explained that it wu b1s own creation.
deliciouJ meals. Oceuloaally IOllHIOM UCJ C'haneeJlor and Mrs. Mrs. Hershall Bradshaw
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• Neck•, libfiu, aeaaooJdl,
chopped celery and onion
were aimmered 11owly to
form a 1tock to which be
added finely chopped oy1t·
en and cornbread crumbs.
WbUa adnUltinl they all
like to eook. tbe1 would
·afher aomebod1 elJe "dean
1p the mess." Capt. Ne•·
nan's 1pecialty is Chinese
food 'lvhiJe McGee, an en·
'huslastic skin diver, is the
seafood expert. He brings
in the clams. lobsters and
abalones whkb, the m e n -8'!'ffd, 1ave4 on the budg· et ~ in additioJl to providing
Leaders Called
To Palo Alto
Tbe Buabard Street sta·
tion currently 11 being ahar·
ed wlth the police depart·
ment while it waitaTor new ·
quarters to be completed.
Thi• station, and the newer
OM on Newhope Street off
Warner Avenue. both wW
become out-ttationa 11 the
community continues to
grow.
Admlttint that they ~n...
don't 1et to btd before mid-
night. the firem11.n. have a
"system" .that could1>e 'thF
envy of many harried house·
wives .
One day each week ls de·
voted to thorough cleaning
ol the kitchen and outside
areas, Ooor • acrub&ing and
ether he:wy chores. "We do
everything in the station in·
eluding au the repair work."
Heffner added, "We built
on the kitchen ourselves -
moved in the cupbeard1. did
the painting and laid t h e
tile." Progress repor ts will hl~h· : Wear It for casual. dress-tight the California Federa-Admitting that they don't
''fortetl" and they rttW"ll Daniel D. Aldrich Jr. for and Mr. and Mrs. Archie
from fldnl one llurMd, a buffet cliJrner in the .UCI Maughan au of Wel.)(•Ule,
amoke-blacbned object to Faculty Club 11 .a prellmi-Utah. ~
an equally · unrecopiJlble .inary to the first UCJ-URI .Maghan and Jay Bini·
dinner la blackentd pans. interaectional • baake~a11 ham. ftis niece s husband
While even pies and cakes aame. -· from Wblttier. sang two
are not beyond the ednary Dr. Aldrich ii an ,.llM.ro· songs at the party.
skills of lh6 firemen, they nu1 of the New EIJlhmd Brown's nieces attending
seldom pr~pere tbem 1lnce university and wu captain were Mjsa Valerie Latham
they feel tbey se unecea· Of lta tuck team aa aa un-of WelJ;sville. Mrs. Fa.mil
HFJ after a aubltutial dergraduate. Since becom-Pickett ol Providence, Utah,
mftil. lag UCI'a first chanetllor. Mrs. Floyd Williama of
Although t b • I r blaest be and Mn. Aldrich often Bountiful. Utab and the
problem with an elaborate have hosted Southern Cali-Bingham family.
meal frequently ls the Jack forala area Rhode Island Two of Brown's broCNn,
of tjm~ tG prt!JJarl! it. tteff~ alumnt; · • • · · · ·• · Wesley Brown· of Provo,
ner recalled,t:hal while wor~ More than 60 people. in· Utah. and Lowell Brown ol
Ing at another station the eluding graduates and apou-Salem. Ore .. called to con·
"cook" for the day pre· ses, attended the dinner. gratulate the couple.
pared an entire Hawaiian •
luau complete W)tb--all the .
customary exotic dishes. St d . t j. • s k Just ~s au tM.Jir.e u en s .0 r.\ea . learn. either from choice or , F"""
necessity. to cook. there Two forei&n exchange stiJ. , Mrs. Porter Sinclair of
seldom are fussy eaten to dents will speak before the Coati Mtaa will brlq the
be found in a dep..-tment Business and Profession.al students to the meetin1.
-"If they start out that Women's Club of Newport present American Fl e I d
way. they get ove r it real Harbor gathering 1t 7 to-Service literature and ex·
quick." quipped Capt. New-night in the Mesa Verde plain some of the AFS proj·
man. "But we don't have Country Club. ects.
any problem here : actual·· Student speakers will be Preaidi.a1 will be Mrs. F.
ly we have a real good Misa Zeemat Aman of In-R. Fox, paat presHMld and
group.'' dla. a Corona del Mar Hiab cbainnan for the JDODtb. A
Grandmothers
School student, and Horacio short bualaeai ~ IO-
Diana of Argentina, W'bo at-clal hour and dinMr Will
tends E1tancl1 Rigb School. precede the prosram.
• up occulou -1-llDlft tion of Bulineas and Pro-have such elaborate meals
: jacket i.a a great wardrobe feaaional women'• Clubs an-every day -''this would
: uaeL nual board of director's be typical of Sunday din·
: Cabltl curve neckline meetlna Saturday and Sun-ner," Heffner said -they
·: natt.ry, front detail Knit day. Jan. s and 7, in Palo do encounter problems when :: jacket neck down on circu-Alto. an alarm 1ounds in t b e
:• lar needle. Pattern 70&1 : Tbe board of directors is midst of meal preparation. ~: sizn D-34: 31-38; 40-42; 44· comprised of state federa· "We just I.Urn off every--At noon every s ec o n d-------------------..i
•: 41 Included. tlon officen. chairmen and thing and go. and olten this Thursdly the Newport Har-
: FlnY CENTS Ccolna) presidents of the 12 di•· means a meal later that bor Grandmothers' C 1 ti b
: for each pattern -add 15 trtcta which represent 3.'IO Isn't too aood. There lsn t meets ln tM Newporter Inn.
: centa for each pattern for clubs with 1 membership of much you can say !or a Mrs. Verna Pitt at 642·3581 ~ f:lnkla.aa maillC and ape-more than 17,000 work.in& meat loaf that's been re--may be called for member·
;. clll baDdllna. Send to Allee women. started three or four times." ship information.
:: Broom, the DAll.Y Pnm.,jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-iiiiiiiii;liiiiiiiiliiiiiiii~ •: 105 Needlecraft Dept.. Box
:: 113, 01d Cbel.aea Station, =· New Ycart N. Y. 10011. ~t Tame. A.._, ZIJ,
:: P•Uen Namber.
•: Flrat time I Jumbo t•
: Needlecraft Catalog -bun· !· d:reda of designs, s tree pat· ! terns ( lncludea desipr
: sweaters) instructions In·
: side. Knit, crocbeL em-
• brolder. SO cents.
: S.-ti ti" Jiffy Ra11 -
• CCJIDP}ete patterDI -intx•
:: pailve. NIY to matt. SO
:• centl.
: : Book No. t -Dehae Qdta
:: -11 complett patterns.
•: 51114 IO ceDts.
:; Book No. 2 --·: .. -peU... f« u
:: qalltl. IO cents.
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Sale Starts
Today
LINGERIE
AND ROBES I
Y2 Price
W-arner -Jantzen -Hollyw·~~ V1sserette
~nnual Specials
Westclff
Pima
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Final ·
Starts Toclay ,,..._. J& 4111
u·p TO
50°!~ OFF
ON THE FOLLOWING
FAMOUS NAME IRA"DS
. dick ·
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IPOITSWIAa
1M & lrYIM
.Mil. ANO MRS.--.s IROWN
Golden AMtwl •., Fet.d
The gotdea weds have
ktipt acti"'.• 1n community orslllutlOM and t b e
Cbureb el Jesus Christ ef
Latter~•1 Saints through
the years. Brown. a fl er
1"11'lring for Hunt 1 n I t o n
State OU Co. for 20 yews
aa prGduction superintend-
ent. retired lD 198.1.
'l'he couple have lived at
their present address 22
years.
THINK
SALE
"Everytbina hat changed
radically since we came
here, but things haven't
cbanged too much on 9tb
Street. 1'lw nice 1boppin1l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
centera-Mve improved the
area. It's too bad nothing
has been done to the down-
town area alon& the ocean
front." Mrs. Brown said.
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Kids Like to
'Ask Andy'
Sears Costa
.Mesa
ONLY . '
'Play-As-You-Learn'
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lltteraa'la•
Pl&J•
Pmonally
tausbt by
Expert f(Ulas Schleifer
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Muter TeleW-Americu Bridfe Te.chin Alm.
Life Muter -Amerieaa Contract Brida'e IAAl'M
·A leriee ef 10 leMoftt f eatarinr The Standard
American (Goren) Point Count Syate..
IAarn a particular p.U. of bUic biddinf,
lea.k ana. play, while actually playiq brid1•
at· eada Mllioft.
Every Friday
7:30 P.M. tot P.M.
Startiq Jan ... 12
Onb' 11 per 1-on
au.ded
You learn to play, or impl'Oft ,our 1ll0.tty fer
only •1 per lesson attended. You may start •
anytime. Claaes are conUnu°'a. Sl1 ·ups held
each weelt at the beainnmg of clus time . ..
Sean COST A MESA Only
BrWGI at ian.floww
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The DAILY PILOT
Covers BoetinCJ
le~ !n West
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Party, Play on Cue
~will°'=' !ii~ Bridge Cards Shuff led := =.a::a:itp.:4i:t
can lkllinM w-.•1 Ale TbOl&landa of duplicate plua pri&es fw first p 1 a c t 10Ciatloe. n.e clM.,. :'c:nplo';ft~~rar: =~ ==r:~o~ HCtiODS for =ri:: ~~ r:::·a.;
The f1a of ...ins~ mya••-play will ...... Tournament tomorrow, Sat. -----:--------__..:.~-
_,, " urday and Sunda1 in the ·~-------··ll!l•ii i;-comblnld with the fun GI an ~tbuter DJ.neyland Hotel :
petty for &1l nlabten •lMldlq tomorrow'• Special emphaJll ls bei.Da ·:
)Mif0rmance of "Nlabt Mu.at Fall" in the made to 1ncoura1e newer :
Hu•'-... -Be9Ch Play'--·--. duplicate players by nm· . -.--nln1 Junlor Games concur· ;
The »bolt party, in the new Seacliff rent with major eventa. : q0UDU7 Club la Hunttncton Beach, will offer Tomorrow at 1:30 p.m. • the men'a and ~~tn'i ' •
an opportunity for comparing notes on Play· patr. will bl played· and ' . Sj~ ·
boule propw durtnc the pllt fin years. mixed pairs will be con-•
An open laTitation ii utfnded to the tested at a p.m. Saturday at •
pal>lic. ~tiona for the p~y and play 1:30 p.m. the first session • of the Open Pair Cbamplan-•
OumooR SHOP . are nqu.aM by Mn. Norbert Murphy, 638-ship will take pace with Semi·Annua.l n..-11•1".,,,,,A
8881. Tickets are '2 for ldulta and '1.50 for the finals and conaolation Y'"" lllJ• .,.J • ~limo II 8:30 p.m. In the play-!~7Z.~\:lh·~~ , /Y~!J P!J nnnf
SP1c1AL ai· rsE WEEK··· .. hoUle,--2•11•0•11·--~~-------· .~i~~~~~ r;Jl "! uuw.
~·-· • • will be offered. 7. 99 8 99 d .l--• Actor-athlete to Speak 1:!!t;'E=.::,&:~ · · • re81 styiea
CAtlfORNIA GROWN Dur[ng Club Luncheon • .,. m •n cbampi•••hlp• 4.98
. Bare Root Bcib Turn bu 11, state,
ICreeD ud telnhlon actor. ~~~ -~~:....aoi......,....~E'""·~~~ ~-"3t=~~
Club of Newport Beicb at
tbeir Tuuday t Jan. •• l\UICA-
eon la tbe Newport.er Inn. Doing
Sbarinl tbe apotlllbt dur·
1q tbe DOOJl to 2 p.m. ....
aioJl will be Gall and Mlte
McKinney who will pnHDt m~~· .. -nn:' preview by Willard
. ~~!'!iw~ ~~I °!.-,S ~· .ift· ~--~L-, ~·-. . ..-netGfits, aoytime or playtime casuals with the fuft look. '
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ALWAYS FIRST GUAUT~· , 644-2313 ·
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SAVI UP TO $10 A PAIR ON THIS SEASON'S
MOST WANTED FOOTWEAR. YOU CAN CHOOSE
FROM A LARGE SElECTION Ot SALE SHOES FROM
FAMOUS AMERICAN AND IMPORTED MAKERS.
WITH UP TO THE MOMENT COLORS AND
MATERIALS. ALSO INCLUDED: AIR STEP AND
~~·s1ZES91h TO 12,AMA TO C
·illMINDOUS llDUCTIONI ON NANDIAOI.
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NEWPORT BEACH • 2 I FASHION ISLAND
SANTA ANA • .17 FASH ION SQUARE .
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TOMl•MT AMwtcff ...... AUllMll'Y, ( ... Meu Uwll 411 -Alnli'lan L.eglofl
Hell, .. •·"'-
Webb Davil.· ,.,DAY
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morrow with Mrs. Lewil · TO GIVE TALK v:.J:"'~ .. ~ ~ ':-.. "'
Mertz -1221 or .. _ Har-•-L T "'··11 ....... ·-,., JIM -Amerlun
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FASIDON ISLAND e SOUTH OOAST PLAZA
HUN'I1NGTON CENTER
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old FiJCber, E ·llll. Pre-li~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiililiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiili ______ _ ICbool nursery MrVlce 1J
available by renrvatJon.
Turnbull bu actmi cred· lta in ,, AbleDt K1nded Pro-
fllJOl' ,'1 "Camelot," "Be-
loved Infidel" ud e t b • r
flbu, and bu appeared OD
aeveral televialon abow1, ln·
dudinl "Smothers Broth· a.,!!.-!!PetdaeM -.lmetiCllt,,.
"My Tbree Sana," "R e d
Skelton:• "Combat," "Mr.
Roberti," "Peny Muon"
ancf .. 'Tbe J'uli{fve.
ID adclttloe to bis dnmat·
ic cans. iaa.fr'!k9 _...
athlete ud ciirrentty coach·
es four IJIOrU. Be also 1J a
ltlmt car ·driver.
A foi-mer colle1e 1tudent
body JnJJdent and Irater· mty prealdent, he often
apeab at Juverdle hall, area
cbmcbea and Youth Io r
CbriJt m..unp.
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'd··rf td s~E°Z~ :~KE~O~:f~ !~:;::
SWIM SUITS and SPRING ME.RC~DISE NOW ARRIVING AT
OUR STORES. SHOP EARLY FOR BEST SELECTIONSt
USE
YOUR
WET
SEAL
CHARGE!
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AMERICARD
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MASTER
CHARGE
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SHOP
MON. thru FRI.
TILL 9:30
AT
OUR
SOUTH
COAST
PLAZA .
STORE ' .
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WOOL KNITS-DACRON POL YISTER
1 and 2 Piece Dresses
REGULAR TO $50
SPECIAL GROUP
Cotton Knit and Orlon Dresses
REGULAR to ,16 NOW
LARGE SELECTION FAMOUS MAKE WOOL KNIT
Helanca--Cotton Capris
Rr.GULAR TO $20 NOW
SOLID AND PRINT
Denim Stretch Jeans
REGULAR TO •to NOW
TABLE of SPORTSWEAR
REG .
TO $10.00
FANTASTIC SELECTION
Jeney and Orlon Tops
REGULAR TO $15 ·NOW
SOLID AND PLAID
Wool and Koratron Skirts
REGULAR TO $18 NOW
YOU'LL RECOGNIZE THESE 'AMOUS MAKES
Wool Knit Coordinates
Jackets-Capris-Skirts & Tops to Match NOW
TABLES OF ..
Orlon and Wool Swealen
REGULAR TO $30 NOW
llTTllt WOOL KNIT
2 & 3 pc. Suits
REGULAR TO ,110
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Mel\. "'"' .... It ··"" .... "" '"""" Nltllt 'Ill t : .. •.m. ....... ., .............
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Men. a '''· -to •·"'· to • .. m. T-.. Well., TllwL, &.I. 'Ill ..... Ill. .......... 1 •• _ .. , •• ,,..
$1 TO $J
$4·0 $8
56·0 $10
1/1 OFF
REGULAR PRICE
$8·0 $15
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• from [)OuCW,Mrcra(t wil) <:.·. 11i1J .C IGV-.. t :.:" ·uacbr Sid""·'!·.~ vl-
"!.. ... JM ·""""' ~s-..,~•--P,.s . ._&DORTI:· 0•M17 r 14·• i..i.; •• ~iliii .. fllifi+-.:{i-~ '· ,......t,'Jn.11.Tlle-.·---lllil--~ ~¥1a.1•
w --*r~ -.UC .. ,.. .. ,.. ~ f':n> -iJPl'I-:-' .._. --• ,,,;...,. pOMd m · O'fenide aft tbt ." r~ to ~,. ammblae eblll1lilD. •
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Hip kboof,-)d' wt!!;.. ~~Iii'.;.. -~---.... . Mn, a.-"-be dtWted .. ·Rumrnar. · •-"'1: _.., Iii\ -de Jiortlclpo!Od lli cdl-
Presidtnt •I; ult "SiQrd.ly} J'an. .I to~lliodl_ learrlilll eeater1'; ..;:, fOod -clolbet
REPORTS; A& a' tpeeial in tbt Odil ·f~!s JlaD. • • donation to SOUUI .Coast for 1 ...c1y _family i a
meet1D&. Mn. Clarm P=\Je p Fl'brulrJ. Gulld ~ Cllaic and· Fountain VaUty. I
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Kao1 was elected presi-p ~ ule and coDectiGF ol canned IOOCl!ti1"9m;;;;;;;;.iiiiiii0i __ _
dent to fill tlM! vacancy drlvf iJ!l''be us~ to 0::. 'for ~ families. ~i ,. ~made by Mn. Cllllrlos ocJe;\ceilb.lortliesc • ,.... k.,, -PT '""-Parbr wtMt bu MO'letl. reportl Mn. ·DP!: Smiti, v• ·.,...1ew "' _J •
Mn. -H-· dlalrlDU. Mn. -· ldoU .,
Warth WU •lectecl nm n . PTO Pr..-1
vtco ,...._, oftlce·pn' McDow• · REPORTS: Every ciu.:
.iou.q -117 -· "811•· --.......... ~ ... -· ,_ .-n1od~• bolJU: Lyu LeoW roplaceo . ~·· ' ' oqiic'iil'uOit moollo&. • ,· Cbar ... Parter· at audit.or ' •
ud Mn. Et!iol Uppib is COMING_ UP,· . Plll'fl, T·.nlura' PTO Jl.
correspondin1 tecrebry. major fUnd:-nilial event, · -
previous)y held by Mrs. . hon\ T:X Jil· ~:31 p.m. Mn. p~'id!~ ''
KnoL Friday. Jan. 11. JO Tamti· tJOlllNG-UP:•Basd lllMC!
-,Lake View PfG ra' School .• Refr,...._' ~··•· , ~ ...... ~-will lie .....S. Tkbll. .i : PIO .,.._. ,. ~ 11.50, av&i.lab\e I r 0 .~ • , ~ 1' .. r ""1
Plwldent Jioard 11iembcs. ¥en ~-to '" Cinderella. •• .U
coaww'ilP: J'Wll ml~ ·-""1..JIO -llahman --·-·
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. .. ALL . . 0 MlllCHANDISI
DPP
January Resolution: 'Think Fit' L'b "' B. · k .,,...,,,.~-1 ~~
Seein& if thO)' measurt up to the Presidio PTA spOnsored Jack La ~DDl!ltPllb I . r~r1es 00 Herbor St•r "~ · gram are ~lrs Andrew J. Bradley and ~lrs. Ronald Van Yur lleft to nght). ~ Cl' · .
Lanne's Ttnnk Fit program will be presented at 8 p.m. W~ne,sday, J_an. 10, in ... , ~ 1 • The Masonic Temp~ in• ~
the Orange Coast eouea:e Auditonum. Costa ~lesa ~layor \V1ll.ard T. Jordan. ".''hos~ i t ·~ . Newport &a.di i& the ~ ~-~~~.,,,~~4'~-~~~~.t~:~~~~~t~-j)p,~~~~.;!:ffw~=·~~·~B'~l·lll,!:'i. ~~
Two -c-. -Art b!wl1 *'ii '<;<~as' ..
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'Safety Show'
School T raffle fi,lmed
IA .... mwblrl ..,,_ been · Mrt.JSedt .. ~ ,,_.,paint;.
llllcted ID abllln ..-, in hi~ ill -~"for' Mftll ,.,ar1;
tbt cttJ Ulnrill ddl .,th. • ttavtnc ltiacfted 1t#o years at
Mrs. 1-or'll llpom:er ii Cholllnlinr' Aft I ln;lll'!t. II
iupplJIDC tbe 7 dllplaJ at Lot An-,elet in!!' more rd-
\ Cotta 1111& Llbrlr)'. _ while centtj' With' -~Imes Clutter,
tbe Mesa Verde faclllty fea-Newport Beacfil.. ·
Pomona PTA
Mr1. Rem•• Scltelffl
President
COMING UP: Bowd meet· iDC at 7:30 p.m. Monday,
Jan. a, in the special in-
11tructton room .... Mov-
ie Saturday. Jan. 20, in
multipurpote room. Pop.
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corn and ptmch will be
sold.
St. John Aux.
&lrJ; \'1cJor. Uark£
President
COMING UP: Trading stamp
collection day tomorrow.
Mrs. Ray Martin. chair·
man, will pick up from all
classrooms. . . . Coffee
and douput ule Sun-
dly, Jan. 7.. from I a.m.
to 1 p.m. Mrs. Robert MC·
Cormi.dl 11· cbU-man ..••
Meeting Thursday, Jan. lure• workl of Mn. Doris ·Her 'w9rb include PG'i·
11. at 8 p.m. in. the .school Scott. l.raitll, cbaratct'fr stUdie1 .
hall. Costa M'esa city tr al· Mn. Spencer bP devoted 1UIJ..Ufes. ·and landscapes fl·
fie englnffr Al Wl!Uams. about 3D years to experi· vorin1 churche1 and old.
will show filini of lbe pe--rn:entaHon and lmplementl· historial mil1iOns. She has
destrian versus tratflc at lion ol origtnal design. Al-frequentlJ -been ·comm.if.
Mendoza Drive and Bai.er tbouah much of ¥.r life wu sioned Jo .do wild animal
Street while children are spent in tlie ·~t, she and African bead studhfs
going to and from school. spent about two years in by thOH' wbO hive actuaJ.
Tbis will be of interest to · Ar1e0Una aDd while tlltre Jy traveled tilt part of the
all parentll witb childra she became bdlrested in world.·
.attendinc either parocb-tbe udeDt Guarul forms Her oil ponr•1t1-hog ~
ial or public: Mllooil •IN. if art. hom11.of 'pl'Ominent persom
the viclnity ....• Lan-Her formal ldncUk>n 007• SllCh a : vmce Ed•ardl-and
dJeCG will be Thursday, 1iltl la the main of corre· former prtlidtnt of MQ·
Jan. 18. al'-11:30 a.m. in · spondlnce counn. te.acbing k:o, Adolpho Lopes Mateot.
the school hall. Reserva· basic art tecbaique. How-When ncit ,buiy'',at' blr
tiona are neceSNry. Tick· ever. Iha fMIJ her prKti-easel, Doril 11 'ul\&ally It
els are $1.25 and may be cal tducatioa Us been lllOll · one ol tbe 'libnrin doini
h T 1 purcbMed from Mr•. Her· beneficial. • neemla-'at tiMl'•c abotll T e-T-e..,.----11f-f '~e~,~----iman Sdle-i. •. ..,.3510. A• •• eumple,"oeverat the grQt<miil)orr. I 'ti;" 1 REPORTS: Membft1 of. the year• qo lbe btlb -d·
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Auxiliary aerved a bot tPlrimentlBI with a r
dinner to per10nntl con·. form of ~ prodUGlbf:
neeted with the Red Cross a three dim ..... l"'eflld..
Blood mobile last week. Using variws liibUN, tecb-
Mrs. George Ooulbedee niques, sb.e bs fll"Olloced
"·a5 <.'OOrdinator . ~ome highly .oriCinal and
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ST ARTS .TODAY
' . • e KNITS
e SUEDES
e LEATHER
• I e BOOTS
r -e CAPRIS _, -e TO.PS
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IHE -,...KNllTING BAG
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COSTA MESA
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811 only U.95, rer.
$i.9S. ai.euftide --· 32M40("1"'
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llltytni "Sofl·line" l'addld
Ir• with semi·ltr•ttlt ftrlpC,
· only $2.14, rec. $.l.50 ..
Yfittt strek:ll m., ·~ $3.34. , ... I'-.. .• .
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state, po11ibly more perl·
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as· ie ·be nearl1 meaniq;· leiLi;"':. '
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of l~hina se.med clear
at u.e·ttme of the 1954 Ge·
neva conference which par·
titioned Vietnam. Ho Chi
Minh 't North VietnameM
regime demanded recogni·
tion Uf" Cambodia for t h e
~~unist • led "!_r_!.e Kiii:iii .. forces and in JA01
rorull·Neo Lao flak-X.t,:
poWical mm of the Patbet
Lao ..... ~· .. (ieneva. qreemenll
reqairtd Ho'• Viet Minh to
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~ow Far Ca~ Troops Go?
TOKYO (UPI) -The Cambod.11? That ii. ca D • year •10 ID American
U.S. rules of en1a1ement American · GI s actually platoon was virtuallJ wiped
in Vietnam say wben. •lj1re cba1e the CommWlilb mio Out within slibt ot 'the 'bor'·
and undtr .what ciJ'Cum-C.ambodia. Some obleivus der. Houri later I bitter, ~•iaDca-~American-.-t.rOopl-1ay that on oet19o1-tbey----O'J~1~cken-colonel _e,k • plained that the rules ol en.
ca ~ the filtht to· the already have. gagement had ~ve'nted
eommuniats. ,· !" There is good evidence to him · from sending till men
They Me. at lbe s1rne believe that in ~ put the acro11 the border inlo·tam·
time, both broad·· net li'rmt· . ruJes oi engaeement bavei bodia and aVen&iriC the
1... -been llex.ible. ' 1 lo ' .-... • ' " , . \ ~I ,...:-. S!,,., ._. •""t'\ 1 ·· 1 There are~aome who say· For e:rample, it b ' m-Th1t1the Conlmunlsb bave
they are am'blguous. P o s • l b I e for Ametican used 'Ca mbodia u a , ,anC;.
How they are interpreted planes to f!Y c.lose air~ sup-tuary , Is no , longer :•. aeri-
can deterPtllie whether Gls port missions .~~ng . th~ ously de"batable proposiliori. live or die. border ~th~t violating UPf staff correspondent
It is generally conceded Cambodian air space. Ray F. Herndon has seen
that the roles permit field Some American Gls state and photographed Commu-
commandets to tab necu-flaUy they · have crossed nist" camps on Cambodiu.
sary steps to protect ~ oYer fnt.o Ca~, on pa· soil. w
troops. That is almOlt a trol. It ll possible they are Prince Norodom Sihan·
classic Statement of a prin· mistaken but military maps ouk, the Cambodian chief
ciple of command, but it are leas than .perfect and ot date, has virtually con-
also rs one that covers a such forays, 1nteoded or firmed the Communilt viG-
lot of gro~. not, "!e .not, unlikely. . lation of his borders by uy.
There is little doubt that American officers ol field ing he would no 10nrer .,.
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something military men grade rank ha.ve said they pose limited pursuit of the
can "pursuit by fire" is would l_lOt hesitate to take Commun.ists by American
sometimes necessary t.o pro-any acti~ necessary to pro. troopa inside bis borders.
teet troops. This means, in ~ect their men -and that Jn .the tight ot what ap-
a nuUhell. that American 1ncl~des crossing the Cam-pears to be a virtual invi-
units ca n rain shells on bod1an border both by fire tation from Sihanouk. tbe
Commun ist troops fleeillj and physically. rules of engagement may
In to neutral Cambodia. But there have been cases befome sWI more flexible •
Many observers claim some where American command· H they do the Commu·
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New Soviet
Carriers
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~t! WASHINGTON' IUPI) --,J!f-Russia's conslnlclion or two
hi:Hcopler · carrying sh.ips
• J! is believed by U.S. military
;;-. omcia\1 to be a half-step to-
~ ward a carrier · Oeet lhat ••• ~.---wDuld project Soviet sea· ~ power beyond the ranp of
2:•. Jaod . based planes. ~· The new Soviet flattops
" ~ are titlieved caP1ble of Car-
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ment plus 30 1C S heUcop-~ terseldl.
~~ Since the Rusian navy
has M aircraft carriers in g? the usuaJ Hnse. Putacoa
~ eicperta laid, the hellcop&er
Std PI oould deploy farcu '
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m1Jor pow.n.
Pbil G. GOukftn&1 .usittant
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affa.lr1, who u a N•V)'
lieutenant commanded a
lanc:Unr abip in World-War
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CHAIM AND CAU.1 CHAIGll
SPORT SLACKS
COATS SPECIAL Hou,$ INCWDING:
• rmoc1u1 • LelARON
• CARAT CUSTOM
• COLLEGE HALL
F.ethioneble SpDrt CD•t1 in D•cF'Ofl•
Wool t:lop1•c~1, ~II Wool Hops•c•s Sil~ •nd Wool 81endi ••• All '
Are le•u+ilully Styl1d. , .
S45 to SH REGULAR $29
Now From... . .
REGULAR $49 $70 to $90 ' '
Now From •••
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Now From... .
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With lmight, Feeling
and Humor
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SACRAMENTO !AP) -
Gov. a.,.,~. already' a mil,.
lion • doJlar.pfu fund .railer
for the Republican earty, is
colleetin,1 the kfnd Of politi·
cal JOU'• that helped Rich·
ard M. Ni.Ion ind Barry
.GoWw1ter win presideOU.I
nominations.
From traditionally llepub.
lic1n IoW1 . to new
GOP counµy In the Old
South. party chairmen beam
with delia:ht when they land
-1h California aovernor for
.;fwid • raisins dinners. He ~ti"one at the big,111t draws
in Republican hi1tory-"the
all·time champ," according
to Chairman James Halley
,, of the California Jtepul)..
1ll:an Central Committee.
Reagan will lest his ap-
peal in the heartland of the
East -the Establishment
!f j)ewey, Willkie and Eis·
fnhower--on a tour next ,,
month of New York, .Penn-
\. 40feotl -ilp~~·' punhaile
of ladies
UNiFORMS ' '
. .. ;ma~·-"'' · · -,,, •. i..;:,.,, "~ • tnj!\~"l<i
The name Reagan to ·
date has meant money to
bard • pressed p.rty. finance
olfici1ls in Oregon, Seattle.
Houston, Dallas, Des
Moines, Milwaukee and Co-
lumbia, S.C. Gratitude for
similar favors areated blocs
of loyal national convention
delegates for Nixon in 1960
and Goldwater in 1964 ...
Reagan keeps insisting he
is not· a candidate and hopes
only to' head a "favorite
son" delegation .from Call·
fornia to the convention.
~ In reply to questions at a
Dec. 19 news conference,
Reagan conceded that t h e
backing of conservative Re-
publicans who want him to
run for president fs "grat·
i(yina:, there is no question
a&out this."
He added, however: "My
position haan't changed at
all. I'm not a candidate."
Nevertheless, the remark
by Gov. Tom McCall of
Orea:on that Reaa:an is "the
"llottest political property
around" is becomina a ·fav-
orlte sayi.nc amooc Reap.n
watchers.
·Jn dollar terms, Reagan
Aised nearly $1.4 mlllion in
ptember and October for
f!i>leted GOP coffers. 1ays
Tom Reed, one of the gov·
ernor's aides .
Reed refuses to reveal
how much Reagan 1'1 paid
for appearing at party
•\l..ent.s on 'the &round that it's a private matter, but he
nie&-U "lblobatelJ_'Jalle'' _ 1---..!,!!!Jl,.!!!po"'rlftia ·Re11an 10
S15.000 for a Milwaukee
speech in September.
All Reagan's appearance
fees go into a s~cial trust
rUnd set up wlth1p the Cali-
fornia Republican p a r t y ,
stri"ctly to finance the gov ·
ernor's out-of-state political
' trips. Reed said.
Reed says he expects the
Jund to break even for 1961, put if there is a surplus, it
will be refurided to states
where Reagan has appeared
on "a fair and equitable ba-
sis" to be determined by
Reagaa. • It is "totally incorrect,''
Reed said in an interView. to
believe Reagan's fees are
used ror personal affai'rs or
personal politics.
Stanford
Conference . -'
Set Feb. 11
Collared, collarl ... tty!•,
slirn & full .akim. No-Iron
.Dacron• · Poly•ter/nylon tri•
cot blendt, 100% ~rnel• m.
acetates. White ond colors.
MR.es and h·alf sires 6 to 20,
14~ to 24~. . 1 1(1.._, ...... ,.., ... ,,_ // ~'
"IMA·PllSS
NO-IRON SLIP
Seam ta 11am 27:1 panel In short,
average siz:n 32 to
4'. S.lf·scollop. ·
Slrif, c..t-W. ...... Solo
.NURSES~SHOE~-l!:IM.-"-~
Deep cushioned ~"b':''f.':;h:a;~ 444
per1. Whlte.·Sln1 '
5 to 1 o. ~-::;,.. .....
The annual Stanford Con-
ference in Southern Calif•·
nia, co--spontortd by t II e
Or ana:e C o u n t y Stanford
Club, will be held Feb. 11
In tbe Century Plua flotal,
Loi Anceles.
John A. HOagland ol P'u1-.
lerton has been named Or·
ange County chairman, with
committeemen Hall Seely
or N'ewport Beach. John B.
Hutlbut oL Orange. Mrs.
DaV:id Soros of Garden
GrO\le, and Mr. and Mrs.
W'llliam N. Gille1pi1 o( fUl·
lert.11.
')~ cettea knlt
Gl*LS'. IONDED
The annual tvtDt brin(s
to Soutbera California lud-ln& f.cultJ mcil.lm1 from
St.aaford fer an lllMlntOOI
of lectara and nmlnan on
pubUC affair•. lcienct and
the arts.
More than 2,000 alumni
and P1,,all of Stufcwd 1tu·
dntl11GiW....., ..
Invited • the conference
•lld all ~r. friendt of S!aa·
I ord are 'ftlcoat to lftUd, Hoalland saSd.
The ~erence wtll start
ltb brunch at ·11 :30 a.m.
and conchades with 1 recep-
UeiD at 4:45 p.m.
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assorted
fashion IOoh
n1~c'·~=-' _,. rSsT~~~~&-~
Wli11'1 uw tor Sprllt '61?
Everything, ond Whhe front hos It
now -for a song ••• latest fabrics.
late.!!_ looks bonded rayon jersey
';;&----prints, royon linen1, checks, ploida.
cotton Jace1, woven cotton.a, cacttote
ottomans. f -and 2 pc. rtyle1. Jr,.
petite, mlases and half sin• galore.
Speci~I Purchase
MEN'S .:BETIER
OUTERWEAR
Values to 16.97
• Corduroys • Cotton
Poplins • Nylon lllllinates
Choose from a vast assortment of ·
men's better jackets in the mast
popular fabr.ics in 2.7 ta 32 inch
lengths; featuring zipper :fronts,
self collars and button-thru or
knit cuffs in all fashion colon &
sizes fer men.
WOMEN'S WUl NOT IN VAN NUYS
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New Tax
.Change
Believer
• 81 STERLING F. GREEN
WASHINGTON (AP) -
Like the man he will suc-
ceed, me designated chair·
man of the Pres idt.nt's
. Council of Economic Ad-,
•~ , 4l • • _v~5 "~ve1 ~ ~ .~;ltu l'I) .,,.,,,.A",· .i. •. ~.. -• 1bi>Uld be chani ed every
ye~r.
When the economy drag1,
you ca~ject zip by re·
ducing tax r a t e 1. If it
booms too much you can
bleed a JitUe exces1 de·
mand out or it by raising
inct1me and corp o r a t 1 o n
taxes.
Annual adjustments up or
down as needed, says the
young, brillia at. Or. Arthur
l\f. Okun , can strengthen or
weaken the spending and
lendi ng power of people and
businesses. and thus help
keep prices and wages rea-
sona bly rtable. ,.
TAX HEMLINE
But by contrast with the
day's fashion it's a lot eas-
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· 1 Okun and retiring Chair-
IT1an Gardner Ackley are
honored prophets and prac·
titioners -haa met a rn•·
jor dilemma. ·
Ackley. Okun and their
third c o u n c i I colle.ape,
James s. Due s.e .aberry ,
sketched out their idea of
yearly tax-tinkering in the
council's annual report last
January. Somebody refer-
. red to it as "fine.tunin1"
the econo m y, a phrase
which Okun rejects.
fn the vastly Jtimulative
114 billion tu cut of 1114,
as in the less drastic excise
t a x chan ges of 1985. "We
didn 't try to be precise, we
just tried to stay in the ball
park with the requirements
of the eco nomy ," Okun told
re porters Tuesday.
TAX· CHANGES
"But the proof of the pud-
ding ls in the eating; the
---tlx-changee-worked-as they -
w~ suppoled to work."
Actually, the councll b.11
in mind frequent but much
smaller chanpa tbu thou
mentioned. In their report
a year ago, the members
explained:
"Willingneu to conakler
making such amaB adjulf-
ments freq~ w o u I d
contribute aubatantiall.J to
the effecUvenesa of. ltabill-
zaUon pol:iCJ and to effi·
clent planning of pvern.·
ment proeram1. _ _ 'JD~, thll wUltnpau
aeems already utablllbed.
In each of the put &t1:
years, Pre1identl Kennedy
and .Johnaon have called for
significant cbange1 1n t a 1:
· law.;
"Annual t a 1: ·changes
hav e, in fact. become the
r u I e rather than the ex-
ception."
BUDGET CtJT!I
But ln 1987 Congress ran
out of wlWngness. It has
t:1lked at giving Johnacm a
temporary 10 percent sur-
tax to count.er lnRaUon and
haa demanded . as the price
of its: enactment. deeper
budget cuts than he was
willing to make.
Okun talked about t h a t
problem a few bou.ra after
hi• appointment to t h e
chairman atup was an·
ooonced by Johnson.
"It's really hard to con-
vince. the public and Con-
gress that if you will aceept
a reduction in your pay-
check, y o u neve.rthe.less
come out ahead of t h e
game. financially by thwart-
ing inflation," he aald.
"It's a much more painful 1
_action than cutting taxes.
• That's why we've had a
hard time conVi.nctng Con·
gress."
What does tbat mean for
the future of a atabilbation, program bMed on tax rat.es
that go up aa well u dowa ?
Replied.Okun :
"It meA111 lhat the SUC·
ces1 we can have in k>nc-
range at.abillution of t h •
economy depend.a 111 o u r
ability lO educate the pablie
· and Congreq that it baa to wort both way1. ••
Meeting Set
By Engineen
The Orange County chap.
!er of the California Society
of Proles1lon1t Englneera
and the American Society
Ou rt111llr sport coil sltck ii'\·" \.
Very sped1lly pricM II n•• · "· tt
Now II ffle ti111· ID buy! The '"GUP includes Stein· .,_ '' •• 1· ....
Blodt, Hidmy Freeman °' Maves!. Fine wool or ~ '~';
blends of silk and wool or Dacron• polyester and t-;!.,
wool in 1, 2 or 3-buttOll styles. Sol ids, plaids. '.:\·" ~' •.
checi<s or nowlty pattems. · •
Re1o 50.00 ••• U.M Reg. 55.00 ..... •·• '· \:
Reio 65.00 • • • 114.R Reg. .75.00 ••••• 14.M i ~
Rer. 85.00 • , • 11.M Rer.100,00-• ..-.R.t11----,._:;:-·
Re1o 110,oo ••• "-• Rec.125.oo .... ~·• '\';, ... Reio l:i5.00. ,.111.R Reg. 145,00 •• .'. m'.H 'l
111£ 155.00-. • .. \;_:
t:: YIJl•s la •H's dress slicks 'i
Exctptianally fine wool worsteds, wool hopsacks 'f i.. 1 1(1dshlrkskinfi11111Dp "8fity makers. Saw now! 'i;
Rea, 20.00 .••••••••••• .11.M or I for a.• !:
1!11. 22.95 ........... .ii.• or I for U.R • ~-
Rea. 25J5 ••••••••••• .a.• or z for a.w ¥:
Rea. 27.95 ............ n.M or Z for U.M "" "C Rer. ll.00 ............ 21.M or z for •·• \
Rei. 31.50 ............ :II.A or z for ll.11
Rea. 35.00 ., •••••••••• .n .•. or 2 for ll.• ~ r
Rea. 37 .S> •• , ••••••••• 11.11 or I tir •·•
Rea. 40.00 •••.•••••.••• .11.• or 2 for n .•
Rt1o 45,00 I o o o o o ' 1 I ~ t ,•••• Of z for n,11
Rei. 50.00 •••••••••••••••• z far 11.•
Rea. 56.PO ••••••••••• Al.II tr z for n.11
Slo(l for"""· atl --·
, l11f1m' Ow1 Crasf 111d1rw11r
T·lllr!t in crew necl! style with nylon reinforced
neckband. Extra ienerws length. Fine qual ity
cott011 knit; sizes S,M,i.,XL, reg. 1.50 I lo r l.M
U•-lm in cotton rib knit sty le with full cut
nylon rein.forced neckband for combrta~e wear;
sizes S,M,L,XL, rer. 1.15 •• , ••••• I for I.A
Con• i.tt 1rr1111 with double seat for long wear.
Waistband is l'Jlfillteed for the life of the garment.
Si.zes 30 lo 44, reg. 1.15 ••••••••• I for 2.•
II• llllltl In cotton broadtl oth, generously
cut style. White or patterns and colors in a wide
selecti011. Waistband iuaril!lteed for life of the
rarment; sizes JJ lo 44;r8i-l.50 .•. I for I.A
Slore for Men, all stores except Marina
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S.tt
Rer. 9.00, our !GK O!I011° ICIYllC mock blll•
neck kn~ llllrts witll short sl-. Cunent
solid co10rs ••• r.ut Nduclion!
links stilck Orlo13 k1ll shirts
'·" Reg. 10.00-11 .00, pullOYir stYles in Orl"1•acry·
lie at savinp. Short sleews, 3·butl011 plaquet.
Solid and mi~ tones; sizes S,M,L,XL.
Store for Men, 111 -,sl«I$
' Dnss slacks 1reatly rMlcecl
.. le llM m uceptlonal selection of lradi·
· tiOllll lnlosels at prices so low you just
. cm'! Ilia. Callfortable, wtll-wearin1 blends
of Dar:rori• polyester and wool or 1 !M wliol
•••. COl1I early for select ion.
Rei 17.95 , • , ••.• U.R or Z fOI 21.11
Rei 19.95 •••••• 11.R or Z ·fol II.A
Rer. 22.50 •••••• 11.U or z for •·•
Reio 25.DO •••••• Zl:U or z tor a.H
V•isty Shop, All stores except Marina
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3 ,rs. 2.75
"-r. l.Sl, Ol!f llOSI popular siled hose Jn·O~
' 1111 • acrylic ·W" rib, rHchine washable ·lltd ·
-IL -colals ia i lliai;k, lirat!ll,.~. .... Ir: ·1111; ...... 11. llillt-"'9
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joinUy at 7:30 p.m. Jan. 15 • · # I FASHION ISLAND • NiWf'ORT CENTEP !II 644-2200. • M!)HDAY, THURSDAY, RUDA.Y IOrGt 'l'liL 9:JO . -• OTHER DAYS 10:00 Tl l
• al the Saddlebact Inn, 1•
East f'int Street.
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IODI eligible fiir the pro..
'lf'am. 'llley contend that
tbe Medi-Cal financial cri·
ail -li there ii one -Is ' eaued by "wu~ful •od in-
compet.at management'' by
Reagan and Williams and
their ......
Right now, a. special leg-
blative committee compos-
ecl of four Republicans and
f'wr' Democrata ls trying to
detenniDe tbe euct finan-
cial position al Medi-Cal -
~ it faces a 'deficit
thk y.ear and bow much.
'n»elr rep1rt is due Jan.
31.
°""'4ent the l"Oll'•m ls
in real trouble. tbe Rea1an adm.iDiltralon continues to
Sl9 Bretller• ~OllGl'ftl
o. w,. "Diel:" Richard Oelt), market ueaiUft of
Newport BMch. p-nts the F.raat Coulter Award
of the Bil Brothen of Oran1e county to Daniel G.
Aldrich ~r .. dwlctllor of UCI, deemed to baye con·
trJiiatod the -.. 1uable ....-to the prosram d~ UNIT. Aldricb hu,....,.i two ter1n1 u preli-
donl of the oounl)' orpnliltlon, !bird larlOlt nation-, all:J' hi· tile Blf Brothen ~-Richard ........
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. Car Tag· R~neu;als
~Setting_]Jri.sk P-acB--.
Locally owned, locally menaged Anohoim Savinga is the idool place la< you, y0ur
family ond your friends k> ..... YO<lr ..,nnga ore insured to 915,000 and backed by
a record of 100% safety oince founding in 1921 . Interest is compounded daily and
peid from tho 1st ij funds llf9 receMd bythe10th. lntarast is paid from date received
when funds remain to quarter's end and to date of withdrawal after three months.
o,,.,, ot ,,.,,.,., ,_ occourit "'*Y· Can or write any of 0111 lhrH offices •
w. JwrtR. "' thtM/s.
5.00%
Earn 5.13" when our 6" CMn9M
annual r11e is compounded dlitr
ind maintained for•.,..,.
5.25%
Cunwtl annual rat. °" a..,_.
bonua 9CCOUl'ltl. Mlnimunli
'1000, ..... t1000 rnllltioloL
ANAHEIM SAVINGS
AND LDAN ASSOCIATION
MAIN OfFtCE:
t 17 w-. IJllonln Avo.
An1heim,c.lfo:mil
PR.2·11132
.C1 t Mein Street
Huntington BNch, Calif.
LE. 8-9691
770 Sou1ll BrN IMI.
lrN. Cetifomi1
JA. 9.4971
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Daryle l4!Mftla of the O.k)md Rliderl ..... oat the kinb in a
..., WednesdaJ drUL. Thi Bolden -Gnm Bay ill lllami lonuary 14 = for the eecond Super Bowl pme. IAmonka Wll wted tbe American
Leap'I molt nla1Ne ~er.
rMe.K•1 Tire.I ., It
' . ' ~-Win or .LOse, Trojans
Get Raked Over Coals
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Pacl(ers Ne Rauc • -perfect-
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Stunning Blow for · Bo.sox
Makes Boxing
Hall of Fame
NEW YOU (APJ· -~ ,_. _ .. l!nl ___ .... ,... ........ _ ..... ..,
RobiuOll ........ boziq'• Ball ..
F-ame. ,
Five tilllll tbe middlneapt. m.m..
pion and once tbe weltsweipt title
hlkler', RohkilCWI ... eleded te ..
IWlaJaac-two~ol
otber era, beavyweipt Joe Jeamet-
t. and Ull>lwelll>l Banley ''Y-"
.w-oa. Whoo~ ___ .. .,_.,.. r-·
G.ing Gets Toagh
_ .. tlto bOll ll&btor Ille ~ 1111
JOhn MdCaJ 11 a py ,ou baYe to a two-point coavtnion and mi uput e¥er llnowa, ...,, Z1S vote. tr.. u Amigos Log f:;:e ~ ';;.. two utSonal ebmn· ~~ -worth OM point -lnternatioaal pill8I al ll'OllllWIUtil
JllQnshlPI and ~ lD fbree would bl•e _meant a Ue. ADd oddl =.. ~~ over tbl m.lal· •
11ooe Bowl ....., ..... -· ..-..... --, -sc ....... · 1-02 111 Wm ~doff~ ~tbe Unlver-mate IOOd •. :;'1 .. ~.!.ttempt. The bae~ wu compled .JZ~ .. ~ • _ .... 7-Jll• .... -aw-'.; ;!1J ·1Jo1 'l'rGr •-. -~~~iMrJ-.,,.,_ ,~~~.~ .. , ... ,
b8ck tor tbe 1111 campalp:, tndud· ~ IDDJ writeri 1 when he held the midcDen:ltbt ~~~ · uarterblCt "'": __ .... ...s u.-woaA4 bave been better than 1 but he came beck: two JUfl'later and lut ...,. can-. tbl A..,... Ado-~:~ TropbJ -c·cete o. J . \Ill _, MllD«l to be. lndtpent tbat continued hi• ~ tW uw him IOI are ta dUtw If WOii trem
Simpson. V MdlJ tDlt tbl Jilk. .. win 175 Of 20'l fiOb, 111 flf tbem bJ ' tbe WeAem DhUIDa llDm' 11 tilt
And, b11 Trojw wtD quite Ukel7 .SO...., 81 bl npMtnt lt: You knockout. He kilt 11 ud drew lb:. America BuUtblll AuoclaUon.
b< ranUd aamller -ID 1ho -on ~ :f: -''::"ial .:i; No decisiom it lltlod I« tllt -two. Tbq IAiW ,.. tlto -,._. in pre-teUOll poll came St;U •• .. ~·· I patpClli p ':-w Robinson _., tddied. tbe Jilbt-M--111, ... -
6o w11y • --)'GI - -It • wtlo -""' « .,.., heavyweight l!Uo lo 1111 .-&o la Wed• 14 ---• flt offer bim 1J'BllliilGl1f A'.la'tll4. . 19S2. Ahead.of Joer Malm on points, dl1'• Nd bef~ bOlltlDI tbD ....
• •Well, aU1 bit ...... bo'4 UU lo GGllli -lo tlto c.31 lllrtilor over Robi.,.. O!li=rod from boat -IPl1doJ •
.. "t.:t ~,........ &I • IC!flbel _,. QlllM ti.on iD U. -1~ romd. Be finally r.-An,......, 14-21 ncwd. ,_ It 1J
.• to polllt .... tf tllit 111!!1111-W tired in -........ ii DOW~. ..... blldld ...... 1111''11 .... ----· --:o ..... ' .... J•• ..... -117. tpeCilI old ---Bo Iola .... ,,. ""~'' a ut p'OblblJ wua1d •• · tlln.-. ..nm.IU.., -DNJ'l)' eYeJ'f 1o.....&.1-o1 ~ .. 1... • WHITE Ami ,,,_ --''" ••• tat -...,..etll!l ._ -1o 111t. -~ -W .A.SH ~-':,.:tit:°':.,~ ~'"'1a ';,._A-llClltnlPI •s111IHw n-r
!liDca lor bit poalo( aplolll. In Ibo modonl """'1'· • h<t• had LOI ANGELEll -nl llllLA
AJmoet torptltn wu the tact use to be ll1ted on at leut 75 percent ol ...._ wHI M ,..,_. .. • t·-
flelll .-a& Piie Beethard bad .et t~ baD~1~. ~ Baer~200er ._ n.. *1 ....... •ztaa
lib -pt lw a-.,.
or loll, JOU -· IC 1111 __. ·-m--m"'*lo .. _
, ..... Bowl~ by throwiDC fOUF ~vywe1... ~ .. mp.1on, Ul'CW Uth .. r--.... .. toacbduwa ,..... votes, 13 lbort ol the minimum. 114 __.... ..
And JlllOtbll' ..;tter neJ.1 ignored ' ,, -. fal ._.... 11 ;.el
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of SC, sarinl the Trojam .,..,,~ plaJed ...0 Ud -tbo1 :: &botlld. have won bJ a bltpr aeon.
-.. _I jut can't undentand tt." Mc--:=. Kay CODflded wbea clllled M hll ~
viha home W-111 m,,.. -''We wen flvor9d bJ 14 and won
.,,. ll --·· ClllJ -polall dlf. flnuce. Yet most eVW)'ODe 1Mmed
. IO b< uput bl<OUM .,. dl!ID'I wla
: !f'lo~more. I thlnt it'• unf9lr to tbe
~i would have been nice to ---ai.1we credit fOI' w:lnnlng." be l&id.
-A dozen monthl ago iJ>e pr'lll Md
· • ~flelcl clay second ..-, Ibo -
,., jan boss because he tried to win tbl
'l 1967 Rose Bowl battle with P11rdue,
instead of getttna a au.rt-fir~ tie.
use had scored late, cutting the
gap to 14-13 and McKay ordlnd tu
IQrces to 1boot the works -b-y foe --
RI .._ USC Md won tbe pme. .. Altr1. I Ja. a
''Y ..... , ... _..._wwld Boosters Offer ,.._ ............ _ ..
--lflbollllwuttretcbodto ...... --•l!0-1.-110 Judi. So why speculate whit ....... ._ .. IM &SJ I I ... : !:' .:::;:i .. tt,: ::..,~ To Pay Giddings .... am.••-•....,.
lmlaad ol •!" McKaJ once llid ol -... I I ... llllil.
tUt IDllD«Ule bdle wt.th tbe Bide· p mised S 'he Lei ••• Mss rill C..
en. "11boupi ... played._.... ro um -"-, , ..._, '" ---·" .. ~ ....... , ... . -to 1•, lld!'.ay 11 takJq H SALT LAKE CITY CAP) -A """'1' ... 1'7 --lo ... fall '"tl. -..... -· yow. "' ua1.-i, "' lltab loolboll ....... ... ,. tlto -.. ~~,:.:;. ':... ~ ,'~ .i:.: :.:: .:= .:..~":.': 4 ........ * atian ot three All-Americal. Mike Gkldlnp u & me111 of lltllaac
And maybe by then lll'D -a bJt a controvtn)' involvint ... 1tA1'1 -. INDEPENDENCE, Mo. -Oatfttld.
more credit tor wlnnlna. torney pwal. • er = Marti, llmDlt ~~ ...,. ,,, """. Giddinp, now raidl.nl 11....,.. roatrOm.1Dalldol 1P
UC lrvlae b.Uetball coadl Dick
Dfth "1 eerUhdy .tf to 1 fine
start hi ~I tint year •• Aateater .-.
Daftl' ........ rellecl to • '~
ret!W1I alna41 M a wlulnt 1ea·
'" eerUdaly lfpearl to be la ordff.
UCI rdaru i. Uw ca1e ••r•
M ... a7. ,..,_yla1 to Saat1; Bar-
bll'll ti dHI ...... WntlMlll Col-~ae.
Beadl, realped under ln 111 t111y sy, Ital Ml\ for Geimmlle, Fla., 1111
December following a U record and a MW offaeuon job.
a late-!eason controversy involving a Marla. wbo waa credited with a
watered down Utah field prior to the strOD& supporting role u the St. Louls
game against Texas at El Paso. Cardinalt walked away with Ute Na-
'I'he school orlgl.nally aa.ld it would tional League pennagt ud Ute World
GI Serie• dtle Wt 1.U. _, .... Doc. Ii pay &lings for the final yeu-of his that be wu aufferln, from Bell'• Pal· contract -after the reaipation w11 agreed upon. sy · ·
But Utah Attt. Gen. Phil Hanten Tbe ailment, often cauted by inflam· mation from a cold, pnnnts fada1 threatened suit f the school paid the .. ,.,. ·-"' muscles from functionlnf retienina coach for "work undone." ..... _ .... ___ ...
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who becall14t enrqod II Ille CID ·llld prolooted bitterly. Latan fell
behind early llld ,... baalu bJ 11Gofoo, ua.103.
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INGLEWOOD CAP) -'!loo i.at M-
~ LUen take on PtO C')j''t fti.
day after bin& to ...._ us.• •
a aame that saved ta. Otllm· ......_
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in the first qarter, flllbtl bid: 11-14.
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Al BriiJ>tinan., Who nujijlt-.~· reiiiljiled
from head ooocb of the Anabeim Aini(oc to dlrector
of public rel1UOns and promotion, wu asked what
he 's supposed to do in h1I new job.
"I'm supposed to bring more
",~vention Center.~~.Jefilie<I. le into the
"How are you going to do thal!" we asked. '
'"That's a good que1tioa~" be countered.
The Ami'°' ,,...•t u.dly whet you eouW ull
• st•W. outfit t'-' dlya. Their ....... •ttfnd•na in the Con'l9ftt'9n c.nter ti ..... th.n 1.000 ,..,
flmt and their MW coech it a u..,.... .. w ,.,._
whoM only pre¥ieus CMChlnti ••peritnce tetals
, thr• .,..,. .. ~ CMC:h .t ,..,.rdlne Col-
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Addf"I to owner Art Kim's heMeches ls tht
fut thet the Am .... are In t..t ,.__ In the new
American lnketbell Auoclatioft.
"I still think this thing can be promoted," says · Brightman.
''I'll be going to the Elks and other service
organizations lhrQUgh out the county to try and get
them to come as groups. And w..e're goi_ng to be
holding clinics at schools throughout ,t_he county."
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Nr pOrt Clobbers
Costa Mesa, 82-59
By ROGER CARL80N
Of ..... ,.. ....
Newport Harbor blitzed to
an 82·58 conqUest of Costa
Mi:sa Wednelday n.lgbtTn •
non-league bUlretball t e 1 t
.in the winners' confines be-
foni''Od.m.taNJt='-x""'"'
The Tan' final tuneup be-
fore Sunset League action
was at times litUe more
than a workout for coach Al
Hackney's charges as th e
bosti ran to a 20-10 bulge
-alter one quarter and kep& ud Paul Holme1 ti'e k
the-pre11ure on for U\e rest Cba·rge pd J~ tbe :J:1.r1 to
1,1f the night. 10 Quick points off st~l!nd
Mesa wa1 never In 'lt. Ttit q'uick two-pohlttrs from
Mustan11 could not contain abort range. ·
the speed of Newport's of-·,Ip ~i sec~li Oqe~ had
rense nor the . °'iCiislonal ~ted ~o J.io}naeJ , ~.
flufry-ol'~U-hiwklnFo:f~ ll~~-iei"8~ tJ 1 ~~7"
the press. once.
The end came qulc'k for 1 The ,1core stood at 16-5 th~ 10·5ers mi?way In t ,b e with 2:$4 still remainilll in
llrst period. Newport· h a d ·the ffrst quaker and the
nursed a 7·5 lead when sud-·-Tars Dever !Ooked back·
denly Al Gage, Bob Black Live59y•1 five didn't ~m·
Marina Posts 78-52
pletely · ·101d. Alter falling
further behind at 37·18 late
in the second quarter t h e
Mustangs threw In nine
straight po!nts to come
within-·10 at the ball ... Victory Over Estancia .._.,.,
II'~ ~ Pl'. r;, .... ~~ ! ~1i! Estancia High's ~ Eagles cross town riva l Costa Mesa ~t1D>1in..i.r 4 1 "" •
madt a game of It for a Friday evenilg while · the ~~ ; : ~,: :!
Marina Sun5et League "-""' 1 1 • J quarter but Marina's Vik-play at Anaheim in a tough ~"° : ~..;J~ ·~
fngs -Orange County'1 best opener for the Vikes. L1nd>1edf • 1 a.;.. '
prep basketball team -Once coach Lute Olseh's ~=11 l
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steadily applied the pressure team shifted into the nitht T11111• C.M .-..,. Utl t.-.. 11
and eventually ci'iiised home gear Wednesday, there wa S Wlll1!1or I l ,\
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. a half dozen .gariie1 at the Convention Center: They
played four home games at Cal State Fullerton and 1
woo them a II.
wl'.ftlr a 78-sl victory at Es-no slowing theJJl d_own. :,h~ · ~ ~. ': ': ...
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It \V.S ·the Vikings 12th ter and Estancia ~ould cose · =· · · : : : ·~
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Brightman was asked why the club is faring so
poorly in the won-loss column.
"Most of the teams in the league have a team
leader that we Jack. As a rule, he's a backcourt man .
We don't have one."
Before the season, it appeared certain that Jeff
Congdon, a 6·1 playmaker from Brigham Young,
would be the Aniigos' floor general. But Congdon
never panned out-and he was traded to Denver,
where he rides the bench.
"Jeff wH Ndly th•k•n by hit brotMr'1 death,"
lri9 htmen wld.
Confdon'• brother, Gliry, w• ldl._ 1 couple
of IMn~ • In an autemobi" rHt crath.·
DllllLY ,ILOT "-ty LYll "-1111
NEWPORT ROUT -c0Sta Mesa'a Stive King gets ofr a p153 against Ne..wport Jla~r in game played Wedneaday afternoon at Newport. Teammate in front oi
King is Jeff Sargent. Newport's John Strock (53) is in background. Newpo~ won,
82-59.
victory against only one de-lf18 gap ohly wtlen Soder· Tot•'• 11 17:.. ''
feat (Compton). berg and Moore departed.
, P rime movers in lhe rout Estancia was hindered
were 6-8 Matk Soderberg when LaRue pi'cked up his
with 22 points and 6-S Bill fourth personal foul In the
Moore with 15. 5econd quarter.
Esti.nda was no pu5hover ~ '' ...,_,
in the early going. The Ea· ~:;:11 :! 1: ~
gles led, in fact, when Mike 111••1N• !rtl
LaRue canned a jum""r '• " '' T• .. -Meer. J5 JIJ with 2:52 to go in the first ..... • • 1 12
quarter, UHi. ~1~0 ~ ~ ! 2!
eel J •. 1
a ~~~~:ri~r~l6 '1:~ in t~~ =·-1 ~ : ; W • h H • H ks , s ' · initial period for an 11·10 T•"''•"" • ,: 1~ ,: rig t Its Uc te. in weeney Marina lead and Moore's Tollb al?ANCllll 1l:1 ~ I
' shot right at the first quar· " "•• '" • ·~•· l llllli' t I ' lf .f':.~ ter buuer made it 13-10. -1~ 1 ! 1 • "1:4
·23, Barons Pace Mater Dei Win at~a:~ea:~et~r~~a~~ g::'1 ~ ~ ~ : ~. 'J..' •• ·
ing it J2..18 for the vi"sitors. =~':v ~ ~ ~ ~ :]i!-;t'l
T Gah Jim Huckltein and Mike points to the Monarch vie-Estancia plays host to Toi111 n ' n SJ So the Amigos still are in need of the backcourt op r Sweeney, turalng in two ol tory cause. J; .
man who combines the skills of leardership and their best Outputs of the The Monarchs cap their w Lo F" al
floor play. Thal man is not on the roster but lbere .... on, powered Mater Dei pre·Anc•luo L .. gue Cam• estmm" ster ses ID ~ are several such prospects in ~tern collegiate Fountain Vallty's Randy to an SS-70 triumph over paign Friday night when
.. ranks. Wright pumped In 2.1 points La Mirada Wednesday on they travel to Loyola . Loop ""' ... ,..... ·-
"Wh l th le draft 1· . to pace the Barons lo a .. the Monarch:s' home court. play opens Jan. 12. p Le Tilt 57 51 .5 H J RT S ., en we go O e ague mee ing Jn - --· ----f{uckstein--to11ed in a Tea-k"t ., ... ...., re-~a!!uuee -_. ~c~: ;;~~1 A-0:~1~~" ,:;1ayers1 u~!Mike warur~~ "'· "vie:~'.~ 7'.~';u~g c~r ~~~:~;"or,. i.i'."-~~.i'.•,,g.'~:1!!~...,~.?JE:~s~;o;.:~<>•~ ... .,.,,,;~.. "'ifJl:r':· .. ::l'!:.,"""""""·· '. -~. ~---"''·M *~-"·~--.... ~~~c~ry ,,,;;\Rw. poml<; .. e only lo~ '·~ ' ' ' ' W05tm1nster dropped Ji. the quarter. 12-10. The c.. llOl1T ..... s11""'" --• • -• ons. with a sparkling 8-3 ~int effort against San-kM-• .; f : ·;! second stralgtit non • loop valiers rallied in the sec· •Tr
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Mark Soderberg, Marina High 's' g..a center, Is record 11 they ready for ta Ana VaUey. ~::'.!: ' J J 11 clash Wednesda1 in its fi-ond period with 21 points to Ulf rtlC8 a
listed u 1 second team 1eledion in the California their Irvine League opener Al?ng , with 1aining lt!P ="' 1~ ~ : ~ nSI tuneup belo,re Su~set the Lions' 11. . ~p Baa.ketball Yearl>ook, a Sacramento publica-~italre::u!;dahosting po-~~ h::shig~~J~te;:: ~:::" ~ : ! ~ !':·~~~Jal;: :er::J'r;dha~ ed~n~:r,~::: '2!~2;.i~;~t;n't! w
tion. Nipped at the ·quarter 15-the game with a 80-foot shot Tetell u M1u.oa 1~1 ri " ll Lions 57-51 on the lottrs' play catch-up baU the re· _ -~ __
Marina is nuked u the state'1 17th best team 14, the Barons were strong· as the third q.uartrrer buuer ,. PT·~'' coUrt. mainder' of the game, but _
wbil.e HunUngtoo Beach .ii-listed-18th. North Tor-_er ilLthe second period. tat,. sounded to_g1v.e_the Mon• r"~..,. •1: !-1 ~ The--"L10nl were still In the LlOiis ..... l>est 1urge oiny
ranee la No 1 ing 1 nf:rvous 30-28 lead in· arcb.11 a 5lM9 lead. JMKt • 4 s " the game until Jate in the picked up two point.I on the
· • to the second half. Mater Del went on _lo :::,. ~ : ~ 1: final quarter when Santiago Cav11 lead. •r•nw ... --
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Rangers Ba<'k
To Loop Play
The Cout Ran1er1 return
to Pacific Soccer Ltague
competition Sunday, tr1vel·
int: to Fullertor '1 Cbapman
Park for' a 12 :30 e-nga1e-
ment wttb Lynwood.
Coach Briln.'McClughty's
forces we:re turun1 up fM
the show laat Sund•y as ·
the married men over·
whelmed tht bachelora. ~2.
oVe.rcomlna a t-o deflclt.
The improving Barons take ~ muc~ u • l~1nt Ji..renl l : : : burst ahead by as much as The Lions host pow~rful ,. •::.a :..:. •,
rJln the margin to 51-41 with le.ad m ~ final period. ~1111 1 , 1 , 10 points before last second Huntington Beach Friday
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a 21-point surge in the third stew E1dJwldJdded 17. 11a11 --•-u...a-1e -fiekl·goals by Terry Adkins night at 8 in their Sun&et
period and put the game and Jim Chaney narTOWedl _!:Le~a~g~u~e_o~p~e~n~e.~r·==='=~~~~~~~~~~~ out of reach ffll' Gahr in the margin to the finall
the final stanza. Fountain s 't ' D N d score.
Valley h•ld lhe Gladiators eJ'Vl e S ena ame Santiago·s Steve WHliams,
to 13 points in the third . __ Larry Jackson and G.ary
quarter and seven in the Brown tallied 15 points
fourt.11 ....tiile totalling 38 in Catholic All-Star Boss apiece to pace the victor)" . the half. Westminster's top point was
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Servite High School foot-
ball coach George Dena hu
been named to coach tbt
Catholic all-stars. along
with Lou Cvijanovicti of San-
ta Clara, hi the 1968 Catholic
Big Brothers grid bouf, aet
for mid.July at Los Angeles
Memorial Coliseum or Pa·
,adena's Rose Bowl.
The Los Angeles City all-
1tars. whom the Ca tholic
all-stars will meet. w i 11 be
,coached by Phil Lozano of
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RACE RESULTS
city champion San f'ernan-
do anc:t Al PadiUa of Gar-
field.
Dena, who la st season di·
rected lhl Friars to the CIF
semifinals before bowing to
Santa Ana. and Cvijanovich
will screen players from
3.1 high schools in Orange,
Los Angeles. Santa Barbara
and Ventura counties to fill
their JO.member roster.
A 29-year-old veteran
mentor. Dena has compiled
Chris Veit with JO, followed
by Chaney's 10 and Gary
Shaw's nine.
Westminster jumped to a
slim leaa in the first min-
utes of the game and bare·
ly held the advantage at
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in five seasons as head c~...... : ! ! •:
coach at Servite. ;~·;: l 1 ! 1
VI! )J e ll The Y.'rlars havt> won two t , > , > H001• Angelus League titles and s~... ~ ~ ~
were runnersup t h r e c ~;1~: ... -0 1 ,
times. vow,.., o a 1 o
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The Servite boss man prep-.~··~·~"~······~• •'~'~'~'~'~'~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~I ped under Clarr VanHoore-1
beke at Anaheim High be·
fore continu ing his educa·
lion at Santa Ana College
.and Long Beach Mate.
OCC Oinic
Draws Stars
Three of the greatest
names ln traCk and field
will be guest speakers at
Orange Coast College's fif\h
annual track and field clin-
lc Salurday, Jan. 13.
Olympic dlscuS star Rink
B•bka. hurdler Dixon Farm·
er •nd 1prl'nler Darel Ne.·
man will apeak on their
soedaltle1 in OCC'1 Science
H'all beginning •l t a.m .
Another 1pe1ker wlll be
Dr, Mike Yes1i1 of C 1 l
State F.rtoft · who wlU
1pealr on Ru11l1n Train·
Ina: Method•.''
AdcUtlonal Information
on the clinic c1n be. obtafn·
ed by contacting OCC track
coaehes Jim Mcllwain M
Don Guyer at a:w..57'7 or
13W7!8.
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' -Golfa"-eompour Warren Blrter wu nnodJln& tunes
oe I llo"1 snnd blcl:od by 1 ..., -!hamper IDd trap
dnmuMr. M-atrirtly fordlllcinr.
GHdiJI& aeros1 the deck with dolls in their arma were
fllllilllr t1ee1, but the clo41>a i";'I didn't m1tch. Guys
lib CblrB9 Bo&worth, Kenny Dictenqn, Geor&e Myette
Monafths
• Challenge
Ullltwell
and Dick Groll were wearin& tie&. --.--... -,----.. -.,...--
'l'bere wasn't 1billcap18 be seen. '· c--. .... ~ JOIODe Myette wu wean:ti· a Sold lame Utini.minJ a. -· o.i "':":..""' -..,. ""' UtinS. FJmer Hehr were a s ememble •bill bil · ··· ~ __..,.
wile Wll drNMd in a Christ.mu outfiL " -."' ·: 1-""' _. L v ... 11um bill . 'Ibe d«k didn't rock with the waves, just lo the o.<11 ,__ ...-. ..._
gwinging Loi Pe«adores. a. "· ,....,. w111 ~ ..... ..,....
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The lleditln& Lot Pescadores were assembled in the
posh Embauy Boom of the Newport.er llWl to honor the
fishing fra.U of their memben with the first annual
awar<fs dinner. · _
President Ktitber Newman opemd die festivities on
a aerlOUI note as he called Mr1: Bob WiJlon to the podi·
um to Rfe&ent the Bob Wlllon Memorial Trophy, The
award, fibnoring the late Bob Wilson, went to Gerry
Garrett.
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There was scarcely a dry eye In the bmJA w!len
Garrett accepted the award for betn& the bi&h point
member for 1967 wtth nine marlin taaed ind relea&ed.
And Ga rrett also ·ntcei'fed a trophy lOr barin& csught
the first marlin ol lhe year. · . -~'WMll.-. r ~JO,l,,~'""''t;~~' .·~ei!in& '
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· for her 147·1"""!'1 lllb. IWmy l!Wver the IO-P'Jlllld tat
trophy for hJS whopping 203-pound mulin, md Jim Do"'
nelly the medium trophy for hlo.117'J'O'll'd loapilL
Anteater Swimmers
Host Mighty Trojans
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And tile members wbo Jnltinod the Loll P-••
team in the San Diego lll:rlin llmtltionaf were recof' nized: Sid Bney, Jack Cole. Kieth Newman, Lany Sa~ UC lrviH'• nim team 1'rojaa1 hive WOD to
eb1, Manny Stntr, Ned Donnell, Jfoward Ashby, Ron 1'~~epic~:.:.u~O:ti~~ straigtit dual mfftl.
Birtcher, Stne Roberts, and lbe lady anglers; J01nna Urllverilt)' of Southern Cal· Coach Al lnria'• UCJ
Atyelte, Sarah Newman and Joan Cole. ifomia rriday in 1 meet be-swimmers finished second
Gerry Garrett lhow;:.::x again fot' the Jarpst Al· Cinnlng at 3:30 p.m., The in the NCAA colle&t divf-
blcore award for bll.3:>-londm, while Ron lnrk~ sioo champioDJhipl while
er picked up the Joodies for his JI.pound sea bus. M D • H Id the Trotaat wwe nn1r ror hll :ICJ3.pound m.vlln, -... picked up the alel' e1 0 s in !lie university divl1lon,
largOll fUll on rod ud r...i tWIJ'd. lnria baJIOI hi1 fro•• aen-
'nlen 1 "*"'llod Dick l'oplk was ..nec1 forth. Grid Banquet .. u ... Wt• 11--ThooO Popik bad utu. time to fish in 1967, be wu Corona del Mar, can eee-award!«_fM_ ~ ~ Tft>Rl]y fo_r being: 1 Mate' Del lU&fl khooi's tend.Jn the 500 end 1,000 me-
goocr-1'11. iM, pntl'.'OUI with iu.-filhing machine for use f!IOtbaltptayers w11115e hon· ter freett)'ll evntl. Re alle
by the membersbip tn the albacore and marlin tourna-ored at the school's expects standoat Plrfottn menta. awardl banquet toni&ht at a n c • 1 from fteMtylien
· Wbat wu 1 .__._ -•~-•·-~ In to 1 the 8lnt.a Au Ellc1 Ciub. Stev• P'ermer and I f l I "'"l'V7 ~ •.u~ 1"I f!Dr1 Club Is located • ··-'-... ---.. maa B~ "'*'-'-i:=flle•·-"~"-... m·n•. ~~·· ~·-.. , -..... -7 -1,.: l.00' "" at First Street and the San-Sharp, tw.tatroU p • t, 'l'batl the wide IZSIC la tl'lil fi!hin& oultit ta Ana Freeway. Th• ban· Stys end diven Bob WUhita
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Skatol:aoards 5.95-7.95 ... 9.95
5ftocaps-mlttons-Space
llankots-lack packs and
lo9s larl:aoll sots
Dumbells Chestpulls-Door
Bars-Isometric Kits
Skip Ropes
Socc:or lalls-lcukotl:aalls
Footballs-Volley lals
lasebolls-Softbolls
Tetftor .loHs-Handbolls
Hanclboll Gloves
Croquet Sots-laul:aal Mitts
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'Godot'
By JOANNE SHAW
OI 1'111 Del.,_ ...... tteff
1\,1 ffi~SO
W<l'I r~T ' •l~QCi I 0\Tt "'!)I
eo..tlnuout Show
S.t. I $"". frem 2 p.m.
Tryouts Set
For Rancho
The Rancho Community
Players of Mission Viejo
nave announced auditions
for their next production .
. "The Man in the Dog
Su.it," for Monday and
Tuesday of next week.
Tryouts will be held al
7:SJ p.m . both days in multi
purpose room A of Mission
Viejo High School.
Sim Hubbard is directing
the comedy.
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For-Real Life Crime Movies
·By WILLIAJ\1 GLOVER
AF' Drlllll Crltk
NEW· YORK (AP) -A
new acti ng troupe tackles
a difficult test with reward·
ing zeal in "Song of the
Lusitanian Bogey," which
opened Tuesday night al
off.Broadway's St. Marks
Playhouse.
The Negro Ensemble Com·
pany, founded with a $300,·
000 Ford Foundati'on grant.
shows in the perrormance
considerable progress lo·
ward its goal of en semble
unity.
Another chief purpose is
to do dramas of ethnic va-
lidity and urgency which
might be othe11w ise over·
looked. On th.is score, the
initial choice. although un-
derstandable, seems some·
what dubious.
and eventually all the Al·
!antic Pact powers, their
industries and banks are
indicted as partners in dire
conspiracy.
By Implication. all race
tension s are be ing exam·
ined. but the lopsided argu-
ment dilutes the drama.
The nine players ·shift
through a teeming assort·
ment of roles that begin
with a capsule digest of how
the Dark Continent was ex·
plored and enslaved. and
end with satiric flashes
about the way things con·
linue now.
The keenly articulated
performance. directed by
Michael A. Schultz, is done
in symbolic style that al·
lows for fluid part switches
and touches of rhythmic
chants and dances.
sent the pitiable case or Al·
bert Desalvo. a classic case
of schizophrenia. He was
really two people: a mall
who was devoted to hi1
home and family, and .:.a
ruthless killer. There are
others like him who need
help and they aren't get·
ting it.·•
Fleischer wlll begin film·
ing late this month in the
Beacon~ fllll and· Charles
S t r e e t areas where the
strangler operated. He'll
shoo t from five to sll: weeks
in 40-50 different locations,
then return here for inter·
iors. None of the actual
murder locations v.ill be
used.
"The landlords don't
want the publici ty; the ten·
ants would move out if they
knew the murders took place
there." said the director.
"But in some cases we will
be filming next door to the
scenes or the stranglings."
The acknowledged .1tran·
gler, DeSalvo, who is now
serving a life_sen tence for
another crime, will be por·
trayed by Tony Curtis, but
Fleischer assured it will be
"a new Tony Curtil -we're
changing his nose. his face,
the col or of his hair and
eyes." John Bottomly, who
h e a d e d the strangler bu·
rcau of the state attorney
general's office and .coordi·
ated the search for the mur·
derer. will act as techni'cal
adviser. His role will be
.played by Henry ·Fonda.
Fleischer and \:itoducer
Robert F'ryer wanted the
man who was Massachu·
setts attorney general to
portray himseU. But be i1
now Sen. F.dward W.
Brooke , and the film mak-
ers doljbt if he will aceept
their offer.
Its author is Peter Weiss.I
the German.born sire of ... -------------------• that "Marat-Sade" shock·.or 1
two seasons ago. Less sue·
cessful was hls subsequent!
probe of World War II guilt.
1 "The Investigation."
In this Teutonic-somber l
tirade-tract. being seen on1
this side of the oceari for '
the first -time. Weiss focus·
es on Portugal's iron-grip
rule of two African . posses-
sions. Angola and Mozam-
bique. ·
Occasionally the descrip-
tion of cruelty, deception
and ex:ploitatlon widens to '
include other territories
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or know of anyone movln1
to our area, pl-"ase tell u1
so that we may extend a
friendly welcome and help
them to become acqualnted
ill their new turT1JU!ldll111. ·
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thing different th.is week and, il6 most programs in D 111 11) lllW ..._. (C) CIO ,.,... • ..... fir, ~ ':_ ~S::.HJI'· r--'?,---1 _.. ....,. llHMlF, ioo! FlMSICI• • thls series do tt turne~ out 1'ery, well. There were lllhl.J"Thl ~ ,_, Ctw•t." Cs 1 J 1111 .W "• ilt·lltltr. MW NOME HFOIE wOM16MT-ANP
three music\ 'acts, each vastly ·different fro!" .the ,.. a.-. ..-. • , ,......., ~ :..=. •:.:,: = = THI,:~.~
O ther, and each tn turn had .many minutes 1n the = -=: ::, -:r .= ,,,. ,,_ tw.
. . . 1polligbt. ,,,... llirilll In • ,... for "'"" -..,.. .. , .. .-....... IQ (JI •> • .... -.• -........ ' FlltST there wa1 Nancy WU.On. an allraclive ~!.i'l"c~."'~~'!';:..: w..• .
1oung 11n1er, in an asaortment ~ nigh,t.<J.ub type . .,,, ,,..,,.. WlllllltlM. a ..-.111 !'": ~ .:..•:; -a• -~ · ~ CllOW .... Wiii ti Ill _, ti UCl.#l/ct.oit Stwdll Wllll .--~ I __ _, ... ,,.
Then there was Victor Borge, who as um wu flnWIMr tirlll. .._...., tbf. ;:':, -::.::.: !;...;,~ ...u, amuaing u be cl~ed in familiar atyle "" "'• tJN--. dillfl. ltlt· . Sd'i 1 1 "11. 1119 ..., •M aiomtd the b)'board and , also as usua1, never quite ::' :" ~:::,: ~"""·' ...,.,. _ .,..,,.,....
ldlfted t.be aodieoce'1 de!ire to bear tum play the .,.....,.. ...,_. " ._.., e .._. .. i-.
pi.no lllOlt And he plays the piano superbly. .., __ ...,,.'°".-"""' ..... Cll-411 ot •·>
PIRHA'5 1D01t impressive· of all was tbe )'OUDg :=._ "" .. -:_-..:, ~ ·;:-=:· ~~ '!: : team of Simon and Garfunkel who sang, for the e"" n.. ...._. flJ (30 .,...... Mllft. _. 111 a.11111
IDGlt part, tbeir own haunting bittenweet ba11ad1. •I , dllftl. '9m w... .., MM Only at the ve"" epd were the st.an together •lm(J)...._ ta (JO•.) C111111•19,....•lll,.,.. • ., "Tiii Wt. c.e-.· ,_., .... ~ tQ (JO 11111\.) on lt.lge, and ·then for a few lines of a song. It was .,.11 ...,_ ,,_ Secrllltl ,...,,, llitly -'mil Mr ,.t ~ Adri·
all very effective. The settings were hand1ome and s.nn"r •PPN" " Luekf "'"'· 1 1n111'1 dlffh; Ucll It.~ ~-.. :' the mood quiet and easy. 11!yst1r i.'ll'flf 'llflo defll'ldl e.twom-1111 ....., t1er·r· ·• ~ -'"
SIMON and Garfunkel-are jusl-one of-many •-11111 n. JoMr.J'111_!_~c_TrlD ~~-"'111·til , ... ,_ Jlia.J , . Mt. 1111 hudil!Olll ~ Ill ·-.., ,_
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cal opeD. D -I -!CJ -11---• (10 Peter Noone whose Herman's Hermila will be ..-.... 111r. __. <*'1111l '57-mill.) • Tu WlrM Kaor, Wiit Mltdlllll. I 111 ftl I.WI M (C) (30 Illa.) eeen in 1 half hour musical documentar)' nezt e• dellrMfll! ...., ,.,_ 1 M1r111t tM • .. .., ._ IC) <WI *·> day nlsht on NBC, remarked recenUy that although • -. .,.,.. ......., 111 • • ,.,_.,,.... iet <JO •J
the Be1Ue1 ani genetaJly credited wllb opening up 1tn4 dl:trl111 WIMM Wu n. TIM ,_, g 111~ If: ''Tllo .._. 1111
--the field for young musicians and launching the ~ ~ ':..-_: ~ • Rfflllld.
new. IOUDdl and new beata, it waa reallJ kicked off i..,.. i. -"rill !hi ~ lt-.JCI a...._ (C) (30 ml11.) ·1114
by Eztctiabmen lnapired by America'• Elvia Prealey, •r••• e fQ ;,~"'fg (1111=·...._
then an iaternatlooal rage among the teen· a gen. • PWl'r -CID 11111J ·----· "·!.---..... (CJ (30 "THI SOUND really started as IJl American ,.. """"' · l .wr, .,..,.,.
sound, .. aa14 the 2G-year-o1d Noone who Is the m Tiit er_.. 1.11: "Sdlwllblr 8 a. 11• "-"-ca C30 Herman of the British quartet. Presely even started •'"' "" 9ltldi 1or ,.,,_.,... inln.l hNI• s•1-. Rtftf .1o11t1a.
the mod took -remember hie long hair and side-., hli1A • I:."*'..:" (C)~ ~1~f .:!
burm? Moil of ua atuck wiLh inltrumenla like the a=-A .... ICl (2 holin.) W•nL
the auilar, drums, bau and piano because }lt'e could-e ~m""' ,_.._moo II•• w ldmM) '48
n'.t afford to ha•• 101Debody like a au:ophone play. IRi•.I ..,.lo'• """*·" Sld.r hr· ~ '°"'· .,._ L,...
er wbo coWdn't aing and play." trllll'• Y111t"'"""""'"""' et ••,_CC> C3D 111111.)
Noone wu 15 when with some Manebesler bcltrtllll 11 • 11~ -"· .... ...._ .... «*-> ·• L_ __ • _ .............................. ~ .....
IC:DODdlWtlt he fofmed 1 1lnein& group. They per· ~'..,•to-=::..,-:=:: ea.•,. c. formed k1 amall clubl and g1therin11 around Ute E••H• city "trytna to pick up a few bob wherever nk: •• 111..._ ,. ,. 11111 1111111· 11:• •-...: ...... _.. <"-'
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"NTI NOVAK and lhe Hearibeals" -Noone
then wu Novik -became Herman·• Hermits "l»
cauee we decided to find the mMt unusual name in
the world. What the name did not achieve, one hit
record dld. Now the boys comprise one of the best
known groups1 travel the world, play to jammed
audlencet ma, not incidentally, make a lot of
money."
Noone and his fellow mu1icia111 will be see n in
a half·bour television show Tuesday which is made
the easy way. A crew and cameras merely photo-
graphed Herman and the Hermits at work one night
Int fall when they were giving a concert for 40 000
at the Ohio State Fair. Then the film wu edited to
fit the Umo opol
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A "prol.lll'"of Rep. James Council "bu attempted to in a Dn't'Ttlease, foOow:
B. Utt (R·Tlutiii) bu been cbaracteriJe" Utt'1 work la .. Al Callfarnll'1 reprqen· ~~WDt by. tbe_J)>unc:ll ~ the ftrtt Ht'slc:iirof them-taiu·ve on the --ilePubllcan
ijii Calif~ Con;resaion-Concress. uUn1 that the · Committee cm Committees .
al Reco,.Utloa Plan, a non--oup "'has acce11 to -a· Utt aids a put deal of pmtlaan group sponaortd .. "" i..n.~--B "~'-I 1 b fidential information." ..... _,.,. 1 ,......, ous Y Y Clan:moel Men's Col· cut.lac C.Iilornlli'1 17 votes
lep to honor "a few Ollt· UTT EXCERPTS he ii 'able td u:erclse a
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1tud.lng: members" ol. Cali-The cowicll detcrlbes it-lianlftcan~ de&ne ol con·
fornia's delqation to I h 8 aelr as 11Wyer1. business-tn>l over all minority aS·
Hou1e of Repreaentativ.s. · ~~1111nM111t• .. to co .
'n!e 'ebuncn aoem't siy unl~erslty pro(~11or1 from m1ftees. Tho DAILY. PILOT . ,..
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ii Utt la one of them. 'f'be all P,arts of the state. It "By every account, Utt
announcement of., the •in· has scrutinmd lawmakers, hi one of the most IDdustrl-nera of lbe Councl1'1 award1 for the last 12 years. Ex-ou1 members tf the power·
won't be until Jan. 15. cerpu· Ir om Ill Utt char· fut Ways and ·Means Com-~ the meantime. Uie acterizalion, as presented mltt.ee. In the fint session. ~~~~~~~-'---'--"---':C:::=---=--==-=:::::....:::....:::.::::::::_::::::::.::::..:::..:::::...:::::::: r.
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many 9n?!>rtant matter1 were eons1<M:red by t h i 1
committee, includlni t b"'a President's request for a
tax surcharge:, the admlno
lstraUon's propo11l for large
Increases in Social Security
payments. extension or the
Interest equalizllion tax on
foreign securities. and an
Increase in the debt limit tor-flst<af---. -
FOUGHT PLAN • '
"In each case, Utt t"fllst•
td" the administration's r&-
quests and urged' sharp cuts
Jn governmental expendi·
tures.
Of course, theae tarp ls·
sues constitute only one as-
pect of the work of the
comnilttee. In addition, doz·
ens of detailed and intri-
cate pieces of tax and tar-
iff legislation have to be
considered each session.
Utt makes a full contrlbu· Sliver Beaver Clalel•
lion in this area. Dr. Richard Kendall Dl Santa Ana Oeft) and Harry · Babbitt, of Laguna HillJ
"Congressman Utt 11 one Leisure World, displays two of .the Silver Beaver awards which t~e Orange-Em-
or the most conservative pire Area Council of the Boy Scout! of Amei:ica will present to adulta at the
members of the House. 46th annual Recognition Dinner Jan. 23 in the Balboa Bay Club, Newport
From the point of view of Beach. Kendall and Babbitt are co-ehairmen Of the awards committee. 11119 ,
organizations such as Amer-Silver Beaver is the highest honor a Scout Council can bestow on individuals.·
icans for Con;tltulional Ac· Win ers .• !•st e~r l'.t:!~~~ Willard_ Stron of Costa Me!_!l.!.~a . ~s of·_ . <=-~-L _ ... .:..n,, ~~~f#V~:::· ~~~!!! ~I\!!<]/..,._~....,~-~ ... ~ . -.. ,-;_;!!~~..._.,..,..._
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MUTUAL
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'l}j(jT Eut C.oast Highway
Corona Del Mar ~
Telephone: 675-5010
•Mr. R11 Amii .. of Amlln1'1 Ntwpori N111Wiy
Wffl hi rn CM oft'a: daily 12:00 noon-2:00 p.-.
All oAc.opu Smmiey, J1na11160.: 9:00 1.111.· l. pop.& ...................
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vattrtg record in bis years •
in Congress. administraUoit and attempts
"The same record, of to obstruct what he con·
course, is a 1ource of de· skiers to be Jta: rul.il.ou1 li s-
spair to croups 1ueb 11 cal policies ; he also acl-
Americans for Democratic vances proposals of hl1 own
Act.ion or the AFL-CIO to effect a return to tradi-
Committee' on Political Ed-tional prlpciples of govern-ucaUon. ment.
prepared to stand alone in
support of these principles.
On Aug. 17, he was the
only member to speak on
the floor of the ·. House
against a bill authorlzin4_ a
12.5 percent increue ln ..,...
cial security benefits, and
he was one tJl only thrH
members to vote on the roll
call agalnrt the measure.'~
i--·~·u_u~oo_•_•_•l:-y~oppo~;"~·~lh=•=~"~Wh;;;::•·~·-"-'-"-"'--='-· _h_•_is/ ·'Cigarettes Still Liked
More than a million young years or more of ·*: coUeae
people lake up smoking education," Hart s&Id.
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e DIAMOND SPECIALISTS
• REMOUNTING & DESIGNING
ea~h y e a r , according to Further details can be ob-/
Lawrence Hart, MD , presi-tained by asking for a free
dent of the Orange County pamphlet, "What Everyone
Heart Association. Should Know About Smok·
What they should realize. ing and Heart Disease, ..
he remarked in a year-end available from the or1anl·
report to the organization . :talion at l<K3 W. 8lh St.,
is that smoking Is not only Santa Ana.
costly to health but al so to
pocketbookl.
"Cigarette expenses for
10 years could exceed 13,·
000 -enough to finance two
-complete Giff-Deportment
90 Day Accounts -No Carrying Charge
88.nkamerlcard or Take a Yt!ar To Pay
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Study Planned
A study or drunken driv·
ers is being undertaken by
use in hopes of finding
means of identifying poten·
tial second-time offenders.
Moral Crisis
Meeting Topic
r.Socill and Moral Crises
Facing the U.S." will be
the topic of a lecture by
Rev. Paul Hllsdale at St.
Joseph College in.· Orange
at 8 p.m. Jan. 12. HAllOI SHO,,IN• HUNl'IJMTON CINTll
CINTll llACH & llllNMI
ZJOO HAllOI ILYD. HUNTINaTON 11.ACH
COSTA MIU • 141-940 ltl·IHI
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The study is being con·
ducted under contract with
the 1 t a t e Transportation
Agency.
Fasl1i•a School
for Hiah Seliool 'h·I~
• ~ be Stylish and Smart * be Fashionable
~ be Glamorous
The Rev. Mr. Hllsdale 11
assistant professor of the·
ology at Loyola University
in Los Angeles. Admission
will cost II for couples or
single adults.
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ONE POINT that come•
through clearly is that the
9,000,tm-car years of 1965-
1986 wera "not so oddball."
This wu 1Lmply the sales
volume necessary to hold
the rellt!on1hip betwftn
tbe vala.e of autos ~in serv·
lee and GNP. tn fact, if
an outright shrinkage In
our net investment in au tDs
11 to be avoided in 1988,
40,000 Miio
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Set to Open~
on: Jan. 12 J{ 1 ~
f::: Crocter-Cltlzna Nation· .
al Bank wUl open ill new
Briltol-&mflower oUlet in
South Cout Town Center,
Costa Maa, oo Jan. 12, u
was announced by S. Ed·
gar Laulher, eii:ecuUve vice
Crossword P•mle
ACAOSS 47 lnst1lltd
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An4ttw'5 52 A•«k:• 10 Btu1no11, inv1nlor
for ont 54 Old·ll••
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offlce ll ln a oae-ttory, free-,,...
"""'''I llWldlnc. Walter ~ BaecUct., arctdtect. design-
ed the structure and the •
interior wu coordinated by ,":
Cannell and Chaffin, Inc. ~~
A day-Jons opea bouse Is ~~
plaantd betWffa 10 a.m. ~
ud I p.m. Frid.llJ, Jan. 12. ~~
W1U. the apenJn1 of tbe ~ '
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Yen Ave., C01t1 Mesa, baa .-beta advanced to the ir•de 1
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DECEMBER '67
1Now 53,400 savings accouna.s
of $10,000 and over have
1noved to California Federal.
Nallma'S largest fede:al savings association. Nation's highest rate on insured
oavinp. A.ssetwtrength over $1.S billion. Big Money treatment that makes
,.,..feellite a millionaire. Can you think of four better reasons to join the Big
MamJ lllOYalleDt to California Federal? Mollaa'I...,... •llilp •lamed saTinp.
~ 1ielcl • palboot -Is when aavings and all dividends ro-
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0Uict1 Open Saturday Jan. 8 Until 1 p.m.
' lJAEIGMIORftDOD OFFICES NEAR YOU:
MWIEIM-EAST: 1717 EAST LINCOl.N AVL • 776-5700
MWEM-WEST: 600 NORTH EUCLID AVE. • 776-2222
COSTA MESA: 2700 HARBOR BLVD. • 546-2300
-Olll<:e: 5670 Wilshire Boulevard, Los Ar.i91e5
CALIFORNIA
FEDERAL
SAVINGS
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Award Winners Named
At Greentree's Dance
LOAI! OPPICER
RoliertA. Root
R. A. Root
Promoted
Robert A. Root of Costa
Mesa bu been promoted to
a11lstant vice president of
the Newport National Bank,
Westcliff and Dover. He
will take on the duties of
commercial loan oUicer.
Root began his banking
career 1t Security First Na-
tional Bank 1s loan officer.
He joined the staff of New-
port National Bank in 196$.
W,hen the B1yside office of
I.be bank opened in Novem·
ber, 1965, Root became as·
sistant manager.
He Is an .active member
of tbe Men's Club of SL
John Tbe Baptist Church in
Costa Meu.
ena Park.
The pu-ty WU held Jn
the Reuben E . Lee a..
taurant, with about 100 em-
ployes attending. Tbe firm
president llso announced
additional company berM-
fits. Drawings of a new 13
million plant now being buitl
near the Orange County.Air·
port were shown •• , :. -
Oub Seeks
Top County
Salesmen
Nominations now are be-
ing accepted ior the coun-
ty's top 15 salesmen, tM
Sales and Marketing Ex-
ecutives Club of Oranp
County announced today.:
Firms throughout t tit
county can enter one ot
more persons, who neect
not be meml>,r\..,0£.jbe club."--•
s.lid Robert J. MOore., ch~·
man of the Distinpllhtd
Salesman's Award competi-
tion.
Entries should be sub-
mitted to Moore at 1022 H. Mal~ St .. Santa Ana. :1
Wmners will be annO\lllf!"
ed at a Feb. 19 banquet iii
the Disneyland Hotel. Dt.
William J . Teague, v I e t
president of Peppmfine ·eo~
Jege, and a planning aH
management consultant, will
t,e featured apeall:•. ·
Newport Ba~
Savings Pays
Fourth quarte:r 1967 div~
de.ndt were paid to Newport
Balboa Savings and Loaa
Association savers recent!Y.
It was the assoclatfon11
88th consecutive divlde.nd,
acC1>rdlng to president Ac~
nes Blomquist. .
During the year, new sa'fj
ings totaled mort than '94:5
milllOn, and total depositor
earnings exettded M mil·
lion.
I See by Today's
Want Ads
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for 1 production/put, up
11rtlat.
1 • Where to find 1 bufsundy
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The Daily
Dune BuaJ!
• Whftoe to find II Land
Y1ctit thll tr1Y,ll 'm miles
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Drewooct, dellYlftd a,
lll!ICked!
• ~·1 a Trailer Part '
will! 10 IP'lc..'91; a privace
Pitt)' WIU trllde for bMch ..........
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illraxp AIL MT• dally edldom (pbia
PDDT :ADVD'IUER on Wednelday) with
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charges for each edldon. One charge -one
package -deliven the higgeat market place
on the Orange Cout. So ••• don't juat SIT
then, get In on the BIG action today!
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Custom Built
HOUSES POR SALE HOUSH FOR SALi i ~HO~U~SE~S~FO~R~SA~Ldl~f.HOU~~S~IS~.~l'Olt~~SA~. ~LI~ 09n.,.1--' . 1000 o.Mf. :;' ' 1~ 1 • ~. "'-1 Buch 1200
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ea_. Shor• I/I 60V1 RfPO HOMES 3 """"""' ........ . CoRyOft-side Ho-bKutiVe -N.B. °' OIM ..... • ......
1. EYeryone ellaible $40,0DO. Call l: leave price II
with IUKe htattd pool Hide-Away :!. F'.lllcellent loca.Uori& klcaUon o( propertJ with~
l bedroom• I: taml\y rm Restful view of cMyon and l 6% -JO year la&n leeretal')' Mra. Tautfelt
View If'vin• """" .... • Low •-t "'" '165 O<.-t!an. One bloe:k w...... to . n uu•vn paymen .,..,...
Ideal family home Llttle Corona Beach. CWltom 5, No Joan costs.
with excellent l!rm1 built home. PalOI Verde &. No e1erow fe'8.
ask.ini: 169.00J Slooe fireplace. l BR Plu:1 1. 2-3-4-5 btdrooms
Call M~ p.,,.,,.. """' 3 .. .,. ""''"""' FHA REPO A681T Eves: 6n.G31G POOL with Ottan View.
5 BR, 4 Ba. tam. borne: elec.
blt-ln1; den or ole., cpl.I.,
drpa. ttiruo..it. Imm. Pou.
Sae. $41,500 Owner 646-5045
&.n..+t6l alter 5 p.m.
_,,~ l'Olt SAL.I RINTAU . RINTAl.S UNTAU
Hunt1-·llii0ili 1400 ~Miuia<;~. _"fl!!-::·~. -~ Puf-'-~"' ...... P".""'1""-;~
JUST LISTED
P.eal lhan> 4 btdroom. sree1
location with ailt'y Kam
for boat« 1 lr&JJer. Huee liv-
ln& room with CGlY med
brielc tittpliice. carpet& and
drapes thru-ooL MMe in
before the New Year. GI NO
DOWN, or FHA Terms. Al>
pralsal e om I a g, 124,SOO.
Walk!!r I: l.ft. 1'682 £dinler,
1142-+'43. Open j)fes,
c .. a -. 3100 c..t. -4111.Q.c:.to -41
KINT .. ULUI
l BR 2 bath ~-Larp:
fenced yud. A'Jtfmo. call
L&"1 S..llSl.
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Pubic Invited
S•cllly. JoFR"O"f 1 12:00.5:00 . •
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On a private 1treel, tzhs prtf.
tia;e ~ oUert the ullJmate
in beaut)' 1Uid luxury. 3 Bed-
rooms. fam ily, and dini!1l
room with 11 l<Jrgeous bay
view Crom ~ extra la1'ie
liYil'lg room. pl111 a prival'
pool arid putting i:f'WI· ThP
top in l!Orlllorl. b('a11ly am
convenlcnc.1! ljt 64,500 and
the O'l\'ner will help tinani:.-.e.
Aiking Prict" S79.000. Would
· ccn8\der !imllll home or du·
plcx In track"
Newport Pffwport Shor .. 1220 S. An• Hgts. Sus Casitas Apts
Newport Heights
Poo~$29,500
Owner has bough• new home
;ind wanll a quick i;ale. llJ"
he la offerini: this 3 bdnn. z b&tfl in a prime location 11.t
1 p!'ice that can't miss. No
main~nanee (Ol"Tlt'I" lot with
large double pnage plus 16
x 32 heated and tiltaed
pool. lligh <.'IUT'Cnl loa.n Cln
hf' a~umeod.
646-7171 546-2313
Open Ev" 'tll 9
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$1997 DOWN
4 BR :? bath&. custom carpeta,
large elet1.ric kitchtn, aepar-
ate l1m il7 room, spaciow;
ln:lat cow1 yard a grogeoua
1>9ooramic view. Low kue-
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WAL&LACI
REALTORS
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(0,.n Evenlnvsl
Coli.,. Perk ... vty
Only 10-t. Down
t.ov.11 3 licdmom, 2 balh hofu.e with IRmiJy room and
all el~trlc ki tchen on c1uiel
lret lined stref'I. Addi!<! util-
ity l'OOln and beautiful yard,
H~ living room with dou·
bit ll~pl1t"e. Rtfri~111.ted
•lr condilionins unit incltJd.
rd. Only 12t500· Ell~tlni; nv. loan m,,y hi! ll l)l;wn('d
no Cost.
"'Al.KER A LEI-:
:?629 Harbor Blvd,
5U-9491 Oprn Ull 9 P;\t
~,..WANTED
3jfSellroom 1: r11mily rm
• 4 BR I: Fam.lb' rm fi In 1~ Tm-ace
,; up lo 15(1,0QO
P!IMe ca11 ~.Jl80 rutr.
675-3000 Evt'I>: 613-(6.'i.\
lay & IHch
Re•lty, Inc.
2401 E. Coo.st llwy., Cd.'1
Harbor View Hills
--'1Ai.LHOMES-..t. ,\.'iCl::t.ur\,'r AnE A Y..t It 1• .... ,....... XLNT R·l }ot Mal bNch. ... i H~. •• 1ril.I need • •-• 0 •~~ ~
1 nour. s . vrcr. aood -~·" ?""""'' · -'"°" tr· -• -r ,~ll'!G l!EhLTY we1-.ceN11e attn. ~";:''t : .. ~",.:
1r:r.t r..;<;;u \.'o'YTIML: 11110 N_.port BIYd., C.M. ofler; ~°net' MW:ill -;.::;~:·.:..:=:__,.....::.:..:;::.:I 54-7t79 -Ev& UMSM11--~-==--, ""' ,,. '""""'·•·llnr t 0..,.,,, ... ______ , __ ~0WIG~~~g~m~...:.._;
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Pool5. 2 BR 2 ba. fam nn.
123,000. Owner. 642-Ii69
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2 Bt tor owner. M440 total
yrfy inc. Xlnt li!Ye!.t. 548-n.49
z Btdrooml. 2 baths, w.
pU.ce, carpet.I, drapes, Wt-
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Zl lC>-:fCewport llvd. !
COSTA MESA'S NEWEST
Fum;shod llochelon • 1.: ........... t
HOUDAY PLAZA
DELUXE spaciOla 1 BR.
Furn. Aptll nz. + utiJ.
Hated -po•I , cwpetinc.
clrapn~ am~ parlciae-No
ctilldr'en, DO pets.
11115 Pomona, CM 642-51151
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BALBOA * 613-11945 '
./ 2-BR FURN. $160-mo.
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BALBOA * 6n5165
'T1L June • 3 Rooms I: "2 +
balhs. S90 monlh. Util tum.
, 319 Fernando st. 613-58ffi
4351
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GARAGE. * 673-007
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Boys Clult & Girts Clult 1 e Epacious 3 Br's • 2 Ba e 1 BR. rtm.NlSHED
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16. Coins
71. Tepe l1cerd•r
72. S.lllloat n. s,.rte Cir
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76. --77. Saddle
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DIAL DIRICT
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• Kg-a m..wr, lie doaell lf6.1riOI afttor 4 PM .mall i.ou.. la Lq\lnl. I
• nrerQce m 2 Bdnn !•st Bluff 5242 NICE room. rood klcatiqn. es..sno.
• Bullt·irw, lule patio Con&oenl•I home. 155. Kimhl'R'.'=E:=======I * Ooled p.rqea 2 A 3 BR. 2 t.. 1 b1k Ol:M --.. $5. 548-:i998 • • W•nhll 6240 * Adult. • No pet1 HI~ Ml 1.-1-W•" i"'~ * n..i-t. °'1._.... a"· _._.... DJ LOYELY ROOM/ADJ-BA1H. WANTED b)' -'-te --.
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.,.. ,,_. water "9id ~ SU~ UP wk. W I kUcht~ '$40,000. Pll'u. eaD I ln.vt * 101 ~ Ln, CM . price • loc1tion ac proper.
E. .. F-ott .& "'·uel Reef * 122.50 up StudJo Ap ... 2116 ly wHh my ~""' M<s . Varwuant Way JI{ Ula' Newport Btvd. 548-9'755. TauUe5t,, M5-J165, I
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C)ts.drpl,2poola 2 BR. J Bdl Aptt. OffWtorlt,_.~,.upt,. FOSlt!t 1'rftl9 ........ Well
lfw •1 and 8Choolt LEAa:. ar • BUY IJ retanW. ft&C*»ed mak. em.'o. Xlnt Joe. Jhlt .u . "'°"' tll.IO $420. Mo. 6 Q -l:il,300 tW Mr. Mqer, 8:»6:1»-Or'1 mdtn. l3Ua , ~
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:I Bft. 1% blitha, ,.tlo, cpla, VACANCY' for 2 eldtrty la· $15,000
ctrpa, llkl'Ve, mo mo. din. l...icmll!d home. 1 pvt, ror1• IOOd ~ • .. "" m..,-.
134 E. Mttod;r Lant .., -1 1eml·P'l't· H>339t ..., ~ .... ,.... • seem * 54&-t7N t\.: c;., -v _,.
DUPLEX J Br·1'4 &.$11'5. ~ Mlac. R•nt1la 59" ANNOl1NCl:i1'4 "'NTI
Wair' Dl'yf'I', Dlhwr, C¢• ON TDI ACftD Sin&'e 1an1gn far ftnt. 8nd NOT1CIS ~· Many extrul No pm l • I 8R.. nn • Unhn $15 mo. Pound (Pree Ada) MOO ~BD~Olt~5CS-370tni-.. -_;rr,lcl I frl!Pab I Pool& tn E. 22nd 1!111. #U Ml~ COWIE m·w bkeklr II&
• ... ~ -..;:;t,: _..,. ~ -OlaCnt'I Bldst. I CLEAN sm~•e G• ... .,. With a ... ...,... .. "'"""' • gvi. i.o.. PutVGnm. ., --.-· Ulllal 'rie Victoria A Brook-
219 Ocie, * (2:13) 43i.o&' ..... I ~ ,.. .. U' Wf..:1111 . ritdrt('ity Pl. EuJ I C«& lftnt. 14&635! .-, .......,. West side. &C-5M3 * DELUXE ITUDTO 2-Br. tlUeArthar •· Coa.11 Hwyl ESTATI HONEY coknd mbcf!d ~
(or funtl Cpts, 0.,., Pool! MiAL herd .l Collie . Bntrt. Rolm·
BltM. lt,i-Ba. * MS.o& l BR Apt. Yril iMle. Chner•I bw It Mlrket BMbt, HB.
2 BR Uni w/patio. AllD 1 BR. -No pet., Sr. adulta only. Income '"'p•rty 6000 SET ktYa bn! eor. West·
Ww qits, drplt, rdJ'ii, nfllt $85. rta.?UO mlnatf'I' A. 23rd It., 0.ta
6 pool ~ ~. Patio S165-mo. 2 • ' UNlT apta. 2 A 3 BR. Hta. &G.lltxl
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NOW'S THE
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WANT AD
1 Blk-OCEANI * See Mer: 81 OWDtl'. $18,(Q) e l!O DAHLIA e N&-500 637-4461 Aft. S. DACISHUND apprm: U ~
'fie Harbor Volbnpn
~ Hunt. Bcb. ~ HunHngton hech 5400 luslneu lt•nt•I -I ;.;_:r;='-'--"''----· I '=="-''-"'-'--~ BLUE • 9rnolle PeUn Vic
rOR Re-nt. Rear Duplex un.
furn. 2221.1. Frankfurt, RB
2 BR -cptl, Adult• only.
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Adulla only. * tmt,PD! e 17876 CAMERON.
COM'L • MODE!t.N O>unb'1 Club Dr. I: Palay,
2000 aq-ft Bids. l'c eq.lt. Meiia Vef'de. MS-2867
So M1in/Santa Ana. Btwn: -.1 A w ... ,~3 BLACK Uy ca1e with I lcqa. LU nrr.r •nttt· .,.. .. ,,.,. 673-2'119
e PRIME Rttlll l.Dcation e BROWN ff'n'l&le puppy Vie
Storn 15X40 I: llX~ M •~• Aph ~ ~7I 1171.:; Harbor, CM 646-6654 "" .-...a ''"""'"
2 BR 2 ha, bllnl, cpta I: dJiia. STORE for rent or leue, cor· tt'• Bead! ..,_. a-. Bar-
Nr Sprqdale A W.,_., aer. 2.101 W, B.nio. Blvd., -..-... ..m 1M tb1
$160. mo. 842-8670 -"'--'"'--'-'°''-"~ ... '--"''-' -"""~-"'-,._D_AlL_Y_PILOT'-"''--"'--"'-1-''led-I
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... 1.P!Mlliai, openlnc tor e:c. a.. n. ~~ ...,. _ --·-"" ......,..._ ~ 6ISO ~ mlllln1 mattilnHI. Our fimi Mi ~>' sit• APPb' in Pf!IW:ln ; -~le ~ W ,_~~
,_P_Al_l<TER_,=-.... --.-u-R"'o"'P'-E'I Good wortdni conditklnl panded into'the heart OI °"" .. 1G:90 or 3:»5 w•dlyl. aptrlenctd llnO --.~I •...L1~M..,..1t
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with u !JCpandlng tltttron-a11ge QI. ll1ld u a rt.W.1 .... 1.-bill ol -JO yr1 exper. ln!rrior • eX• ics ....,»'.W,Jav_t.,.1..vailabla tbil J... RBl8I E.-..11-~ Whu t)'p~ 9'., --~ ._, NewpQrt.J:eDter r·
Mrior,,,Ctean ..,._.,,~r.t€ ------. _ uary 1. rew ·ve ... Hne """II-• ,w,.p.m. M . · tJl»o 1 N---' lle¥ii • t, May Co. Shoppint Cenler.
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TOY Poodlr off white color·
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Y.'edding Rini
Foood nr Sonort School ,.,...,,
SU.CK Poodle, vie Walnut ·
'Su·ee1. Costa-\l.lffll. r.t-13·-0'HO
LOii 6401
••-->• 'Wo<k. ~-·-••ll I '~ .,,... wrlttr ShoitMm •Wl.l6" -,---. ,..~ ~ .,..,._ ..... C1ll Pert0nnel 1np tot ambitious youn11 NEWPORT IUCH • -v · •
• ~ tf11·9.0t men 11 to 2!. Hlgh School :!nc':')~~,!" WUPU: for MAlN'J!'.
WMdctya Want?. WMddy1 Gett DEPENDABLE palnlln1 at ect~ation ~· Collr~e I SCH ·=~oo=L-CR=06S=~IN~G~G~U~A~RD~I lifled -ii.mtin, ex. of .J... ltory-Radio ~
4 MCIAL CLASSl,ICATION 'OR REASO.."°ABLE Pr Ices. r.rainlng Prtferi'ed. Previoul ·si.8o_per bour. Mu or woman ttil«lt•"·:;;;; COllll-mdr; with. Dorm1ntoriea in
NATURAL IOltN SWAP,IRS Qu~~or~ "~;I,naa, TROlll( work exper;ience ii not nee-for relief .. duty eacortina tloftl, Htmtington'BNch.+ I;,+ ID
SP.Mill Rata euary due ':" an excdlenl chikiren 11~ the int~· larp IUrn •pt Sllluj.
S llnet -S times -S bucks INTER or Ext. PAINTING. ENGlllBHICG (0. compan.J..,tratnlni procr8m. section of Unlvtralt:r .and Call Pertennel SfT-0169 FOR APP'T!
aul.U -.. D 1ri1us1 tNl1 uD• IM'MED. SERVICE. )..Deal Tus1in. Pl.Id tralnl"6; per· •f4.NO'I BEA1JI'Y QPERA'riljJ. !:='• -::.,: ... _°:_. ""::i;..,1. t-w~ C.-:-..:...:~:: ref FREE elll· 543-l~. LlfUna .. ich, Calif. $130. per w .. lc ui.ry lod. Requltft 8th p-ade ~. Nlaht lhlfl POI ~.
II-NOTHING •O• u.1 t -r11.01s ONl .,, Pl bi ..__ ucatlon. Appl.)' to: Pt:MIUllrK'I IB.OI( Guarantee, I~ Jin>.
PHONE 642-5671 um "9 _. -~ An eqUA\ oppor1unity Thll \1 a unique oppurtwdQ' De~t, COUNTY OF .. .... lf"'M· • ~t;
tosT: t'ri. 1~1211 Ladiri 04·h1 Te Place Your Trffer'1•P•radiM Ad PLUMBING employrr to 1et in on the &roUnd floor OR.ANGE, 801..C Nor 1 b Fknnce p~ 549!1l9
• d o( a 1111aU P.tANAGEMENT 5--~·-So I A "I•& co i;Old 04•rist watch. 1iu: tR • HILLTOP Estate &in Jullfl Reasonable. 642-!Ml4 TRAINING OFF!~ ·-,.,...,..ay, n 1 na.. :z , • INSTRUCTOR for.. WI, G Jklr, blk tVrd band. Vic. TRADE SlO,IXll. Eq tn n91nGWf '-L S:W.2821 mJ609 '1ft.11-.,......., 1'-e OeJu.'le J Br • 2 Ba Con-Capi11rano, over 30Xl 1<1·lt. flDUt I No. l mponalblUly during · _, .... -· ~ '*•
Harbor ::ihp'g Cntr CM or dom., e 2000 llQ·ll, UPPER 4 BR. pool , 3-car g:ilt. Over 5nt'int 6960 1968 will be to drvelop luture L19una leech, C1IH. call 96U933 10 to >P,ra Riehard's ~!kl, NB. Plac re· I'-~-~-------p n w-~ Ul 5:5.1019 alt ..__ Curn . fi.l.!·.'U46 BAY. t'OR: TD's or J~. I Ill'· S7tln.I clear. Trd for Alll'!'aliOrt.!l, cuatom drl'U-LAM°'•JftllriC' 1nanag:emenl for Orange Co. art me vr. or ' Ht
COME Prine. only•646-1ti70 local prop. Skr 548-77U making:.' Rea30Mble !Wk:"H UIA ·'11U • • • • A truly 11ensational chanCt' An equal opportwliQ' ..;. LO~i': Wht _.._.air ""'PPY· LAKE HAVASU CITY--f ho I .. :... ,_. em"1-·er Sch1ol1 hwtrvctlon ,,.,.-f rn1alr.. Blue~ar 1:"1;ash. • RETIRED~ WANT TO'S• __ r_~-•~PO~·-··~· -""°=~1_s__ or a YGW\I man w w 111 ..... NeW!paper lnsertlna V1 the ......,. ~
Vk lr\'ll'll' & Higbland. RI.'-R-1 lot " choler C·I down or Clear property Wr Clloke,_ ALTERATIONS • • , lftd fllUffERS to work hard and advance Mail room. lntervl-ln& &-1---'-------'-IBM
ward. :.-U-134'"1. lawn lot. Trd S8300 eq. IOI CUSTOM DRESSMAKING rapidly. 11 AM. Contact _•
Mine!lll or! ApU -Bt;ST location! :>yni "LOUISE•• 54&-711H Top w•an . Good ll-'Orkin& Georr;e Anu-i EXPERIENCED i ?ola!!. old German Sbepi11•rd old . Pool! • Sli.000 equity cond XI.NT be n f'or interview apPOintmrnt DAILY PILOT 1r1y-..,,,u L '
PIJl'l'>" black" brown. Vic. 6#-2!MYj eve~. EACH unll. "* ~ Alt•ration..-64'f."5145~ ' ne ui. ill 10 A.:'4'. to J P\1.1 m.1113 c-rcl1I Tot•--t "' r~ "•; l~IO' . C 63 ~··k MlJST HAVE EXPERIF.NC 330 W. Bay St., ....-,IOGllAMMING •ip N"" part City Hall. Answer1 ;,,,.,. 1 11n1prr. ''"" Nrat, accur.tte, 20 yrs. rxp. IERRY PLASTICS c 1 M lo Gttbtiel. 673-2!178 ts· Boot & trailer. HIM Ev-e \\'ANT GOOD TD'S or • ~ os a ey rNDUS. DltAJrTI•' .. Ill
lnrudr r., hp. 1'.111ny extr111. CLEAR VACANT U.ND TILE, Cer1mlc 6974 2460 U:MON AVE.. f'RlENDLY'holJMI. w1tb work· UNITIDIACANLKIFORNlA OROC. CHICKI... h DOG. Jon~ h1lr, blonde Vlc • ~~n .. -h · --·~ h -~ 1 IC ••s1EM11 y Tracie L;iguna lot. e f'OR 118.000.E" in ......... ,,_ • M • In& uouu..,r a1 ·~ 01' a 'TRON l'W' L ·• or P0111ona ! Wil8on. AM to "" .f"" 1""" 11!'11:.""""' t . . n4; 825-&i!O 2 Pi\1·5 P\l.f OCt~ANF"RONT RENTAL. "* Verne, the Tiie P,111n .. I»" "°" or """""""" a In ena nee \IVl!-tn housrkttper wllll PIX/TYPI . ft. t 'Rutaty°. Ol.lld"" pet.~ •a ......,7 kd CUst. work. lns'all Ir. ~ ...teasanl di.,.,....itiofl to tlelp 3029 Harbor lfyd. c ' • LAGUNA Bnch units for ;:i..........,, wee ay!I. ,..,.. ,·,. No ~ too , mo 11. •· ~ W I ' SIAl\1.ESE teal point. female .... ,.,., • P1lnt•" M h • care for two fP.rl•. 4 and 6. Costa Met.I es OG$1 ..... I of pa1· d " Red ii1r club. Old Type Uc. Clip Pl _.. • k . ec an IC ... --' ~ -,._,,.Jn ty__ 118 es 300. rstab l.S yri. clear. 1961 1,, T Long Bed • ntrr pat"" . ., ea · n I e Carpenter• $1.30 monthly •!Ill priva1e ~-
'1 lliil. 6T:>l575 nt: ~10 2 PM-5 PM • Jo"ORD P.U. shower rl"P&irtd. 1.t1-1$7. • Millman -room, board and all Fiv· Trad9 & au.I khMI•
, ' • hUN. SILVER POODLE • c;.LBJN CBVIS_r.;R,_..._.,, F.:~,CJ::L,1.E.i'{T. ,~!lnl Sttµ -;r;-~ tf.; · ...... -.._,. 1..-fft_\i~~ I~-_ ilegCS., ,~ S732:•!iC!:...~. -~n .~~~+ %11.~ v· ~-!'· ~·•to';!:a.t -~=~,-~-..:.i"H,'AiEWl:!'..,,,, ~·.'!"!.#~.~ . --. .. ""'~~;.;, ~, -i.-~~~·~1.,_~~:, .. :~ _ ·"'. ~·~-:.~~~~,_~:Mf~u~:!'!~
-"'fiii;;\:~~BiBct>::-;::~,;""'c::-:;;::::;:-,-"",:::: 1. SI 3 SIS Early AM. Upliohtery 1 Coit · t ~I 11. rienced ·-....._ l:d!f . Gr. .• G.G. ll.e .. 1~ ~tor en1. eeps , , • eam -•n ,.... 1 · • _ _._ Appticants mMidered 'lll p7 71 lJ .!',~~~e '!::t~ ~~~~ Bait tank. * Take 1maller · llEALTH REA.SOfllS C·l cor Refs. 67l-li07 Anylime JENSEN quired. Onfy qualified ~~Mper mftil rqanUeu'lf race, Rtmtb!cton ·Beach, Cdf.
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1 ,It Pomona. Rnard 541--l909 boat or car. "* 646-7611 90 x ll7 • 2 twd'p s:;a,ooo. JOIS & EMPLOYMENT Mar~ne. Corp. applicants.need apply f'llll time. ~ creed, miar, 536 •IS
Wiii TRADE '66 HONDA S30.!XJM_oq fOR Palmdale ' .... w .~ U-· 7000 "'c .,r"M"" r to -foru3 adult.. national orisia or l.DC8-l2l N. Lemon ' p,d,k
i · l'9r1on1l1 6405
, ... iEEP your New Ye1 r'• Rei-
l · · (11Utlon Stop amoklng • LolC!
I . ,,. .weight. breeX unde1irable
::: ~ ~btrs. elc., throu&h hypno-1 8111. can 19'1.91161 for appl.
SUPERHAWK l!llnl t"Und! I area. TD's or SUbmlt. Own-' in -· ...,.. °' esa Personnel Offica ve out. try. n•2900 : :m-a:: + CASH! • • • er 710 w. 19tti/CM. 6"6-855& Apt and··Genera.I Oean-up 54(}.3+40 .. 675-2760 -ienen indicate location
CALI. 64&-689<1 ---------I MoWing and .f!dllng. u s o• Udo lsle, Newport Bea.di
mAIL.ER PARK·l0Space5. "* '61 FORD WAGON. l=====-=====I • I 1vers ~i.~~~~ ~~:· l·~:i.E~~;.:r~wp~~-' ..... w ....... Ledy 1020 Tr~nee~er ~1 Company Ayon C.Ulng YOIDI Hostesses For tlle . ' '
WorklMJ_ +1rt
Brad! prwerty. I TAKE PARTIAL ol ~. HOUSEWORK ••Med by the· _Part.._i1ml .. l!ull J'Jme.. _, ----w-·---
Ill S84-4TI1 !Riv,nilde1 ./ CALI. 6-'6-7616 boli'.r·rz ,..hr!'" •Tr;lll or ... • •· 1323 '•'~Warner
54&.ttn Apply In P•r10n: Santa Ana *· * * * * *
~take l9!il )'our hirh Income
yeer 's &h Avon Rell'°~
tative. Call coll«:! SJ0.5860
,~;,.y Appty lri~. I \ 9-U or 3-6 wkd°i)'I.
If !l'Oll reelli want to imOro've
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uk .. "6o6t M11W""iif .~:
• Eire typing rftbw!nw:nt
DU you need'llltme tor dan&,
lnJ! -ruF. APOLLO IE:x'-
TET • "Mane 1111 the
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CHIL.DIJ'M°ER, nile A Wknd1
in xiii pvt rm A · ht!. write Shali•y'1 Pizza
Parlar
An equ11I opportunity
emploY.er
..., ... ( 1a: Mon .r. Wed eves 7:30 to"9:30
LADY over 4.1, retiDed, ·know· .,UllUt 1 I.II: e Bruahup Gregg shorthand Tue1 l Thun ev.,_ : , ~!e ... ~ _ ........... ~.· ~~~ _NE.WPOllT BEACH -7:30 to 9130 I : r 1,,.0NELY wk!ow 45 seeb ! ' :&lnetDme widoWer. Write
! C.rol. 215'. E. lltfl St. Coata
SEKVICli. DIRECTORY
.. llyelHlnf 6550
BABYSJTl'ING Si my home.
WJilY. Hot lunc:hK, """fenced
yard. NB. m.2529.
5ERYl<;i OlltlCiOR°! box P 135 Dail)' PUot.
Centr1Ctors ·.. 66JQ DA1'. work. &35-4897
ADDITIONS, reai.odel; ~ Domestic Help• . 7035
'"""' .... m e in u ...,c. • Mod office relinemmhl 1 --~~~~~~--anttnc stu d io Newpbrti--.,...,..,,..;;-.,.---1 TIRE CHAll&ER ... , .. 511.,., + """""'° . IOOll:KEIPER w........, .... ,, .. lo''" 22&J Npt:. Blvd., C.M .
' esa, Calif. !Qi2'1. . WD ion. References. Writa c/o FULL CHARGE :1 IBM ~~ti;,e 1t)11tnc12 tlO
"ALCOHOUCB Atloiomo1»
Harbor Area. PllclDI 613·1'1'24 & bomn. FRANKEN UVE INS P.EPREIDfl'ATrlES Minlumwn age 18. H l 1 h Dail.7 PUot Boa MUI. to Uliat a>A • lftu. ol monune : o I :
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! '': ~nnounnnMnh 6410
6411-5131 49$.2184 ~io)'eP )Jl)'S lees
C ~ C'·-I 66'25 George Byland Aaency
IAadllll ~ special-School pd. Experi~ ~ ~.eo. Sal.el 1uti.taath1I 0.,.. N.B. Some N .
1Wb dealinc t1 ever too ferTtd. salarf ope'l. t.Jben.1 FULLER llUSH cypq · receptionist duties. ewport ·
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mutual "-II. opandinJ to company benefit•. ()pport. mother'a l-eollep ~ to 35. Salary open. Call School of luslnel.
.......__ Coun .... Thia la an f l t St Mr. Mitdml "2-1626 or send •11 "-·-D w I ..... _. v re• one OrM strll aeTVice at.ab eu1tomen . -....... r r., .,...; •
ar,.... .-ft "9 I"" B E. 16th," S.A. 547..o:Ri l rlclr:, M910nry, .tc. ....,.
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6560 DRY Foem Procn.I. ·NO dan-Chinese· • Ena!l•h -French
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Blt.ICX • BLOCK • STONE SJONAL WORK. '.!4 hr. wr-fllr East A;;:cy. &12-3703
opportunity to enter dignl· 475 £. 17th St .. CM S:2.00 per hour ret11.11ne to Box M m Dl&il.)' 646-01 SJ
fied pl'Ofeukmat aelling: full ~2-144 Call 83Ml56 or 54M.'tl9 Pilot. e FREE SAUNA e
With Swrdlsh musaae by
7 Experienced Mauoe&e'
OPEN 1 DAYS A WEEK
I am·lO pm
PLANTERS -SLATE vier. 673-3112
CE~ work. ti36-2916
6590 Ga-I ..
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• part lime lnVt'ltment • Interior 0..isner PIT See'y to help retired N.w Cl ....... ,
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Agenc: .... Men 7100 :r~.-=:.i'"'·~ ""::: HOUSEMAN MUSI' HAVE DCPERIENCE lawyer mll.tlllP invmments. • • • Start W""1 E.x~riel1t'f' prelerred. c -~..., 10 l 12 Rettnt bkgrnd req. Pmna· ./ Oxnpletr Srcnta.ti&J Purchnlng Agent VHton Inc. 2100 N. Main. •-· on-Y """ n noon. Mnt. exdttrw Wort! for an .f Oerk l'yptll
I ::!'.! E .• Jlth Sl 642-5Cllfl CARPENTRY
MINOR RF.lPAIRS. No Job
Too Sma11..c abinet-in -1ar-
ages & o I h I! r cabinel1.
545-5811 Eves. 646-2312 Day1
H. O. Andtr90ll
"Tender Lovl"t Car• FEE PAID Santa Alla. tacl l\lrs. Lane. 1 • H. J. Gf.J>tttt Furniture. alert Gal Friday to earn • ./ ~peclal Courael :
· fctr Gr Mn Glrden1" An exttllent•po11itioo ror man ~~::i~ • 2:5 ~~8,!:VD, ftm to be9t the Stklmar-./ Bnlahup Counn ~ent hot weather' prob-with knowledge ol the build· I tt,:fttf.-1 fU(R U08flitaJ 200. Hospital Cirde, · • w• ...;,_"VER n. ~~ fwl. too: Pay~ !:!I Pay for , 1oor books 11nd a . ,
--"! \.'' Lijar ~lcft -· 6450-
1 ISTATI SALE
kml N""O W~ RCe.IOflabie inf htdu1lry and experlenc· UUllWIUfl . '"'--''~ _ .... ..,.. ,,.._,.w 1mell ~tratiom Jee. ttlf!n
monthly la-wn care. Pruniftl. " 'WI' .. -· .. --tract o-la-Wrstmln11ter e EXPER • CAPABLE .. -..... H--·--
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REPAIRS * ALTERATIONS
CABINETS. Any &ize job,
· 23 ·)rf. exper. 548--6'l13
w ~w G · f R!l3-641 Exl 324 SALCil.ADIES • f'ull or Part· ,.... i.10 "" ~-Expftienced tiDn. The fu-m 11 -.11 ,._ real opportunity or am· · e ruu.. or PART TIME. ~ graduate!,. oYf't° ~· -.... 1"8 -~ :l\t': """'' man. A....,ly m e roo t, ... _ ,.,___ time. Sptocialty AP p ar.• I ,...,. .... -...nnt. · ta.blilhed Ind llabie. For ,... '-"L.l...ol...; ,..,. •• ~ Chain nffds experienced lbe pai,1 five yean~
ORNA:\fENTAL PRUNING Wonnation nesardinc this •between 2 and 5 p.m. FIBERGLASS Jo1yin£ Butler. 673-0077 ~ to man, 1 , POLLY PRIEST:
I . __ ... .... daily. \l.1old Ahop lead m&l'I lRoaes Nowl PM hf.Jn ..... 011..,n call Ju-Hwaekeeper, cook; chef'r. llnall atore In eatabli&hed BU~ COLJ.£GE
~·3.1 t ~ .n,. ... man. • e 1cle11t. Refet"eneel. lbopplnr l'ellter. Excellent ewp.ll"1 ,,.,,.,.... li <'-I CMck ~ MUAt be au around 1W. ful ff° · m-N.' N'!L_ ......... NB """"'
• NO JOB TOO SMALL! • EUROPEAN GARDENER AIM F .. '°9ltion1 230$ I . Cont wy. I Moldrrs 12 nooc to 8 PM daily, && opportunity for advance-PRODUCTJJN/Pute up Ar-
P'rwpective buy ... maJ All repaln. Add, ?"!model. Ltnd.-c&pinf . Mainlmance NeWDOff Coron1 chi Mar ./ Auemble" days oU. Own tnMport--I-""""--'~· -'-"'~"'~--.e~'_;c"'"c..:mt=·=-· I lilt. Elrpe-rienctd only. Frer
-!-contact MR. P"-UL EBY, Reu. * !162-~642-5064 Vtt1 reuon. 54M337 eves. Personne{ At-cv Cont•ct: Frank can.her talion ...... 49'-13316 lance. P/time l:!Ua. Ca1l
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I 2712 W. Coall HIJtiway Llcerlled .• 548-0787 mp work. 9&2·8612. • UflWJUfl~ San Clemrnte 492-4761 lftt, 5J6-9lll2 Eva. week-••• ancl GO-GO. UJTl'IMEGin'. Oilleiat 10
• Newport Bettch, Ollif. __. HAULING. ''"'nl •lo•n-lf"lllN!C:lot° Trne .. S2.13 hr -1. SERVICE STATION enda. DANCERS ~ Typing Schooli 113 ·, ... ' C-nt, Cone-6600 • .. DAYS · &f6.24.ll -·-upa. treel topped, lrimmtd, 01'. Earn $412 wllilr l·armn;: APPLY llll PERSON SALESMAN e EXP.ER. ANSWERING SJOO per ...ic. Del Mar, C.M. 54&-~
,'.I ~.~1:~.~.~._-c-.-D=1R~•~C~1;.:0~R~Y'"' I' __ S_H_A_W __ &_S_ON,_S--removed~ 642-TJ&O I Prod. Mal·h . 0pr ... t/.4!11/hr :t to 5 yr1 cxpef°ience, 25 yn SERVICE OPERATOR. Aft. 63&-543.l or 633-97fi3 MlltCHANDISI P'OI
SPECIALIZING Swing shif1 4-pm-12. I MnndtyUth:i~ ~'riday or oldl'r, lighl mrch11nical emoon &: all nl&ht shift. Full Secretary 11-Scftool SALE AND TIAD~ '
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EXPOSED AGGREGATE G.Mral ServiC9a 6612 Tell Trdl tme ...... lo S-115 knowledgl' fltt. Neat in &p. °'° parl time. 54G-1932
Good m.arh + chf!m or phys-Rf1181 ( ltE "·-0.~. v;;,-;.;;,;-":":=:,:c:.:=~-Shorthand 10 wpm, Qoping 55 Fumia..--Foundationt/Plriot HOME REPAIRS I • lU pe&rance. ~ 7'"': YOUNG woman. p&rt·time wpm ~re:I. Salary rangr •-• ~ ft.. :z:i90 N~rt Blvd .• C.M. b1'-ll·l daily. Apply beforr S47l' to 1512. C.D rountaJn FLOOR CLEA" •NC' El "S Iii 11 ,.·· Oill GUARDIAN Best Loc1l Compiinit>3 1 NEWl'OIT IEACH -J .-"""" Free Elt-O:lmm'll·Tmn1 HOME SERVICE for any J . R. Pielt'e AMoc. A~ an1tor1 & Couples ll AM; Twin Cattle Rttt. Valley smoot D ia tr I cl c:'--i511 ~
BRICK • BLOCK • SI'ONE kind of repain iuch as 1882 Newport CM 6'2~720 _____ Clean offi~ buildingt in even. auranl, Fountain VaUey. 962-1331 betwttn 3 • 5 pm ...... •
PLANTERS • SLATE plumbiiia. electric. al, carpen. a·~-Adj • .:..,·,,.· •• to tt'>O: ! AUTO SALESMAN lngs. parl tillK'. LAGUNA WAITRESS. • Mombli on January 3. l!liB. I Ft Spuilh Divan Ir. Cbair
CEMENT wonc. 636-2916 t ott.e -.1.1 -·-u'"" ..,..., BEAQf area. Have home lhlft. * SEE: OIEF, SUPERVISOR-$ -* armi •·•• F.P. #29.9S ry or any r ~...,ems Sehl Bal DrM!r/Msr .• to S8+t Onngr ();Qity's newest l Nv......" car. .......__._ Spuilh Tables, hJahb' ._ mORYK CONCRETE you may b!ave wit h )'OW' M•••"--,1-.. -d.o.o. l•-e1t ....._1er Plymouth "'"""' ,_,,...,..,...,., Rfft.unnt. for Holktay Health !p., .._____ ,,_....,. ---~ _.... -.. .., .. .,_ Call da)'ll Mon. tbru t'ri, 3633 W ......... .,..,. H /NB ontivit ••·••• )ow • Pf.95 All types Patkll •Walka '""'"'· ...__,., f .. ROUS EMPLOYMENT dealrr. No experience nee-Orange, SJZ.6559 • ...v._. "">' • a.ta Mel.a. Full or part NO DOWN O.A.C.
Free Eat, 675-5516 Paintinc, Plumbing, Car-'a:>NSULTANT AGENCY t'Slar)'. Dr:mo plan & other 1 ----=;,;:~.;;,:.:;:;:.--I BABYSlTI'ING my home time. • Between XI Ir. 25. 31 ~to pay. Bank tenna
BABYSlTI'ING in my home. ~ work, all 1ypei. penlJY. Rte.s! ~. Insured. 3M3 Wetdtff, NB 548-1196 fringe bmeflt1-.· Exce\len1 BOYS 10 • 14 ~I <:hild~. Mo a Meet appearwice. We tralo. MASTER CHARGE or .,,
Reuon11ble. By matura wo. No job 100 sm•ll. rrce eit. !~c.~n~·=·M:i:k':':' :"'~-~~~l~t624~~E~-~17~1h~.~S~.A~.~~"~'~"""~ Prvmotioo potential. Con--Corrd routes! •Good pntit! ;:;~~· Rell hanlahed. ./ APPLY IN PERSON: BANK OF AMERICA man. 646-l"i04 H. sn.JF'LICK 548-lj6}S l!i!f; Cres'nl/Anhm 13.'>-ttMl tact Mr. Roberla. A t I a s BALBOA PENJNSUU ' ./ lJDO HARBOR BLVD. Gua.r. up to IO'if Savlap
CUSTO H1ulin1 6730 Chrysler PJymoutl\, 79211 DAILY PILOT YOUNG lady. 25 10 35 with CHILD CARE • Boy 3 mot. on all Stock on hand BABYSJ'ITING In My home. ,\.f Pa!lo11. PoOI drcks, H _..._ e 642-432J e r 1-
d'"• Co ClEAJN lo•·. 1-,-.... •I•. Help WantM M9n nOO !lruur Blvd .. C.M. •lb.I ty p.,15, ucellent--needa "Grandme". Workina a-rovild Fvmlture Mon·f'rl. illfants to fl yn. "f'Wl)11. nettle saw. "' , • .. __..,..... ........
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:>46-4836. Ing & removlnlil:· 842-JOlO Tree ttmoval, dump. ~"kip, S.J.smitn--& M.negen A .. ncin , Women 7300 tunity lo le1m. Phone Mr. mom needs ''Tidler·Upper" %151 Hubor BJ, CM 541-9660
'r : J;i::ii;i,.,;,,;OO'c-;'ie;-;;;;;;;;; [="====;=== backhoe, !ill. gradr. 962-87.U · Clrftt o,porty with lrll"lhll SIM!tt 642-«t'lJ· • 8 lo S. Good tv-alth, lo'f. LOUIS V1 dining 1et by K\n. ' BABYSITTING I ~IY Home Cont•1Ctoro BIJ<llftyt •-off ~ "ORTUARY A'ITENO"-1,, •• , .. _ ~--.,, •• -1 ba'fr loyr old child 11i. 6620 LIGHT HAULING-MOVING. .lflV J wm e._ Oller \00 rrN-"' ~·' l30-·-....... vwn ... ....,. •· dtt. Selected OM!n)'WOOd • tulli fun411. F'llll or pt H• MON thnl f'R.J. I to 5. wee · * 6'f3.69.13 eu1tom ar1NH•c ""-"'-
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.,. n.z. 6424030 Day shift. over 18. No exper nee. we ff•in. Maturt womu • Typin1. C.U: PART TIME oll'tce "°°"'-ieh. 44" X 66" oval table . playmale. -t 642-7413 (+)
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''"" VWfl.. ... BUILD m Apply in Pf!MIOn Npl Bch offl<:e-. 642-6422 M.ID!llt....W11rlbt.ll'W(l~Ml.~ m9450 FOR APP'T. l to 5 daily. Alert girl with (J) 16" leaves, eitimds
I hr. Ex c r_ I rclerences. fl.em ..... •H-• lroni""" 67.5.S 9.11 and 3--6 Sanfa Ara office. 547.c:JJ -"'-..:.:.-:.=....,-•.-. POWER SEWING MACHINE who worl11 witll fiaurrs to u4··. 2 Arm chaft. II 64'l-88TI or M&--089 ""' •. ., ··• REUBEJI E In: Jn.,estnn n n11ncial OPERATORS. • 6'JS.l!23 to wrltr orderw on IBM side c:tulirw, buffet 118" X l(I"
·-· .. BABYSJ'ITING I MY ll0:0.1E CUSTOM MILLING IRONING. Bring hang:ers, 14 • ~ Services. lnc. Telll't. ~'Iii' · ···· sitl. open 501 . 29th SI'/N.B. accountlnc machinr. We Top drawer locks• 6ided
•·ENCED YARD. • l\1ESA COSTA \1.11-.:SA LUMBER buatiel. Also babysilti.ni. dys NEWPORT BEACH I CAiRIE1t-:ioYs-. -Rece-ptionis1 .•...••• to S3MI ••:-CD~EN~rrmAL;;---ASSASiii1STiffiA~NTrr<•;l.,,;.wt1~1.,1n1o~~·c,l<Kl~5-~l~t01~-l "-lined for lilver. SoHdh-au
J -VERDE. • ~1662 No On Pym1. Ml 6-890! m) home. &«h)78t. • GOuD RIJUTES Oerical f21 exp .... to S3'15 ~--'--' ......,,,_. w_ORKJNG pu-enta need Uve.. hardw&f!. AlmoM I ew. OTI-IER JOBS AV All.ABLE """I""''"""-~ ... ,.. •ni Be tt--~ B/.BYSnTING I Yout home. Add.itionl "* Remodelinr -1 f.RONING/MY HOME --a_ _ _ AVAILABLE 499-WJ or t96-20ll m mature woman bliby11t· aut. l'ODd. Movinf, ~
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You tu:mlah lr&NPQrtatlon. f'N!d H. Gerwlck·Llc. -1 Sl.25 an HOUR. EXPERIENCED HIDmN~"'J\JN BEACH NCR 3100 ....•••••• to $450 ter. Pvt nn. brd • 1als17. lo .tell at Jell than ~ Yaiue,
• 642-1407 6'J3..600. • '549-2110 I CAJ.J.. 646.!360 SHOE SALESMAN j DAIL y PILOT Gol rriday •..... smseo i?UBUC Steno Merk t)'pi.st Wkndil olf. C.. wom.t11 to 11400. CALL m.MII itt 5.
---------·ITop earning. All benelits in-e ta-mJ .• Transcriber/G.O ...•... S37S C.n'I ofl'l<:e p-t. Exprr-on <:0me in 6:15 am lo 4:30 MASSIVE 'RDRM SUITE.
eludln£S ~~llA 's~~~lna. I No E..._rience lnaurance tme. 1ype •••• Sl30 ;;l-;;B~M;:~~"',;;;;·..;.......,;;:-i':i~.,,.,-,l"pm"';;.7n;';:;4';;T."";;.;"~"'-~·==,.-· I Part sold lent, Dull ~ad·
STAR GAZER'~~ . P~~.;::.:....:::..:n,. cur 1. POtu.N
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To.devt lop mnsogt far Friday,
reod 'ffOl"ch c.otrespcrding to ro,.mbe,,
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...... '""' .. r--Oft \JTie, It !ype ...... l300 RF.srAURANT Help .• Part SALES/PERMANENT bo.ard, 2--30" Cotnniodes.
>ISi. S ... t'1ain St., Or1ngc l~ocauary! Bciu Local Companie< lime. Evenln&· <Ner 21. f'ull or Part lime. Exper. 1'1141111 ctre.cr. Heaf)' fta-
lll E. J71h SI., Cotta \l.ll'SB Mi;~I lla\'f' rlrM ()dlfornl• J . R. Pi~l'l'C' Ao~. Ai;ency r.4.:i-9863 Oftb" need •PP&. See MIJ°! med mim:ir. Valood e:t;fllXXI
I.JAGUAR )tEOIANtC. dri111nw, rl!('Ord Arpl;>o l83'.l Newport. C ~t 642..6720 WOM>JJ 1or tiou.wut: 1 dQ BAO<ST1lEET SEU.. S500. • 96p-37M
l-HEAVY DI.TTY MECH. YELLOW CAI CO. ''R""-m-,..e<:kb'. own tren1. BaJOO;a :ZS t·ASH10N 1Sl..AND. 111-8.AO< OfAIR-Oreri Nr.
l·DET AIL MAN. lllfi E. 1titll St I\. "" Island. 67U749 _ HOUSEKEEPER w a n t e d new. $45, 2 M cbainl BllH!
• STANSBURY BUIO\ ("•>11la :-,,,... C•rMr Opportunlilcs BABY~) d.f&/•k. PIUI carr of 14 moa. old <:bild • 1,,~7·-·=IJ&e=='/=962-tm""o"-'~"~:~-1 e 234 E. 11th St/C.M. SALESMAN All L•veli Ute hllfkP'•· Brookhul"lt l U1h1 ~ng. S30. per DAVENPORT. i ttJ.tom·
e IStt: SERVICE MGR.I Combinflioo new iind uaed li42·74Jl.I WHKtlO CarfJcld. HB. 962-2® ·:.~ plUll mom • boud. mlldf. strong. &\". :cond.
REAL ESTA TE cAn, in ne-M R1mbler 11i;en• 5':ret.ned Per.ooncl Agmey HHOOUUSSEKE£j(EEPEPERE·R,;-ii11;,...;:;;,.;:-, -1; 1-~~~~'"'""""""'=,_,• l,~R~....,.~~bl<~. _!&4S<l~~l~O~;,,.!' !.!,•_f
ey. Ex~11mt' r.ompenaation 001 Dovrr Dr .• Newport Bch. <:hllcl, Udo Ialt, Sa.larJ -· DONUT SHOP WORK. ' BEAtrr ch&lr. CGUdl malon
""'1 .~,·t ~ M ~!h Wa~~r + bl-nelit1. ExPtrk-nce Mlp. m.41.t& a.ft I •m APPi>' btwn U:.JD.3:30 pm.. bed 81. 54 pc Dinette wt.ti
""""' rr-ni 111"ormtrn• ... lul but rio1 ruen1lal. see Mr HelD Wanted =====-~~·~-~I DOU.Y-0 DONUT ..... Id SIS. 540-1518
f'bonlo «Write WALKER 1 -BABYSITI'ER. 4 cttldrn. 1:301 _!!~~~~~~~~~-~~~· ~.l ~~··:;::;;~:===:i~~I LEE Ille. 2629 Hll.rbnr Blvd VJ'<-"'• l!Ki9 Harbor. C.M. Women 7400 am ... :3J pm. LAl"lllt Sehl!· vvn.n"""''
563029. IOYS 10 -t4 HSKPR. $.dy1., good eo ok, arN.J.4cfyft967·ltn BAR MAlD!OVERIO. 1,Ga_r-'oge""--;...S.;...le;:_ _ _;;=I
ROUTES AVAllABl.Z IAINnt llt'adl, So.. l..A1Unt1 2 dw ~ ==='°",-_;..;;;.c:;_:;__INl'ttS! • APPLY 1r1 lrl . Good route•! e Good prulhl: a la, luuu Wary. U•e BABYSITI'ER • matutt, ray PERSON -t DAYS at:
.,,..,......, W boys t•t4 DAILY f'tlOT In. 613-7S71 :·.::.~=: J chB-DllW.C0"8'1''HwylNB •
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p.m. BARTENDER. 'l"flltlt 11\ift. ..... IOllowina. • Top comm. W....,....12.ill, N~ ..... SDVJCE ataUon attendant. Apply ~t·noon. THE PAD-LOCAL boulewih for tU1 =====-,.°""--1 can tl2-4l9.\3 10 to 2 • pm '7'"$20 * C U 54NTU Salary + curnm. Tom SMrp. DOCK. Lil MUI St .• lfB. W'Ol1I: clnninl! Tranu Otfltt. BABYSITl'ER llftdrN I am-or (1) Z7mt alt 1 • pm, • a
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DMLY PllAnl EDITORIAL J'AGE
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Feeling About Schools
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Eioantlol maa_in many Calll~D!a ~l!lll..dlltflcta _
notwi!hstandlng. tlie IUIO;s_giwral .public mrw)lelm-
lngly rank.t Mucation 1s Ute most imPQrtant enterfrise
of government -lheid 'ol fire , police or natiOna de-
fense. ... ~ .-.. • '..;.....-~ ·' ~ • • This is o'ne pl the ke.J_j.indiiipa a adtewiae 1tud1· :_
of public opihion conducted by the Stale Committee on
Public Education, an adviaory body· to the California
State Board of Education. A report on the reslllts ot
J .001 in.depth interviews was relea'sed 'by the board this
week.
According to the report, only 11 percent of those
interviewed thought that public opinion wa1· influential
eaat-w~ld hl•e been the reepot'81billty of the family. 1'>e study allc> reveoled, -other thinga, tbal ~ .:..: ••
the p_ub_lic considers its be1.t·sourca oflnfOl'matlon· a .. f
the school& are newspapers and penooal contact with
pu,,ilJ. School board meetinga and dtizena committeet
are not"consldertcJ effecUve cbannell of communication. •
Th1s being the case. the DAD.. Y PILOT en ten 1988
resolYed more determinedly lh•n e•er to ref.Ort fully
and accurately the news of the Orange Coast 11 biggest ,
single -ud m01l important -enterprise, our public
ind private school$.
Time to Retaliate· in determining education pqlicy and 70 percent favored
the professionit .educator as being best-equipped to selecl subjects and run the schools. Painful as a clampdown on travel abroad and oUter
Criticism of the schools, the survey found, is more time-buying efforts to protect the dollar will be to many
p.revalent in Orange ind Los Angeles counties than in Americans, there'll be cheerina: fro~ thole same Ameri·
the San Francisco Bay area or in San Diego county, and can: ·
more prevalent among Negroet ·and other minority races U the paranoia of Gen Charles de Gaulle is fin.a.Uy
than ainong whites. · made evident to everyone in France when American
tourist dollar) are 1hut off. Both the .. sunport.era::__and _th~itics" of the .,. When the French wine and perfume industries take schooth 111, atsl idendtif1ed. i1n·-~e surv~tt,1 .:~ree<l._i,q. lhplacl1~g1 8 ~ard jol~.. . , • , ·. .• ,. . • . ... ...-_ .
ma ema ca an SOCia ~1errce,-,a un: Lop of~, e-11 • -· • · WberfU. s. dollars no looter now into Paril banks
of desirable subjects, and Said the schools did a tood from South Vietnim.
job of teaching them. . • ·~ · . . _ . , Wben the. U. s. demands payment of the billioDS of
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Areas In which a majority of the public believes dollars in war debts France own the nation th1t saved
Improvement is need~ include speci'1 help. fo• pupils il with the blood ol. its own 10D1 and Its treasure in..two.. _.... • .•';l!l)\!!l)i
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with emotional lfrObleMS, pf Mi ding facts abdUtw drugs · · -wais. · · • , · • ~
---and tobaCfO, ~couragi~g P':'Pils to th!nk. fgr the_Il_lllelves ' When the U. S. places in-embargo on further gold ~·
. and to c~-pe wtlMtew s1~•;"'9ltritctio~·in telerar1:c•··;---·shipments to. France. · '· -. rr "'°"-~-_,.,~· ~~~1th·o\)e!5<.IO-_ --·=-MhoqM,gii)r.t®ri411111dj!ll!=+-t ·-·~.,,,·,!Pv):!( '.'<,CC',~;;;_' ~~·-, ~ ...-~ 9 -~"-.":'llj-;.;~i:_' . -,,,.-::::;."·· --~L --~.~·ot~fllllt·afldj¥••·· :..VJ~~~~~~~~..-::;>.,.,.~,>
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the American way of life. ... • · · · · .. ·• France's economy.and mark the beginning of the end of
This seems to underscore tbe commeot Often made Gaullism in Europe . ..Further retaliltion may therefore be . ~ . ~ . ' ~ .. . .
by educators that the schools are being asked to take unnecessary, but the U. S. need not, should not take any
on more and more of the areas of training that in times more nonsense from France'• egoman.i1c.
•'(ou ("ll \'OUMfLVES ll>E~LlfTS ANl> YOU W~NT TOM AU
TllESE PEOPLE OUT Of WORK?"·
Good Ttme "
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Gloomy
Gus:·
For Critics
To Keep Quiet
' WASHJNGTON -The new year
brlD&s with K another period of un·
certain antlcipatlm that llMlre may be
.oine break \n. the Vietnam war\~·
ent speculation centers on u.e·polt1fiil..
lty that tbe Communi1tl may move
toward nqoti.atlon for a coalition
aovernment lifter the ~~ar new year
pauH at tbe end of thls month.
Tltll poulbility cam' a famlllar
IMdoW" ol. dllmcbantmeot and there·
--not affect the -ol tlie war. But tboee wbo Db to keep
llnut al the trends Of the war and
-Ibey 11111 meuured 11 the bJ1boot level here Dll1 11 well take into
1ccount th1' cbuce.
· '"'11 would 1111 I IOOd time fell' -atora Mc:Ca.nbJ, Kennedy ud FuJ.
bright lo, bop quiet. Their -
-.. -the ---arouse eooulb pubUc 1~ In an uneuy political atmoe to push
Pr11ldent Jobmon bac to rock bot.-
tom bargaining positions.
JIE FINDS RJMSELF continually
1ttlpped naked of bargaining points
f>ecauae hi1 critics are ready to con·
cede them all to Hanoi tn advaltCf:.
nete critics can, from time to
tlDM, arouM enough public clUDOf' to
force Jobmoa: off the poi:ntl wbfore
barlalnlnc mtcbl beglo to the points
where bargainbir 1:1 most likely to end,
wbicll must am111e the men in Hanoi
very muc~
Thu the Prffkient was forced back
lo rock bottom on stopping the bomb-
ing in the speech he made last
autumn In San 'Antonio. He is contin·
ually being pushed by hi1 critics on
the nature of conllcbl with the Na-
tional Liberation Front when it would
be better if be could be allowed more
latitude ln worldng out bow those contacte will be made. Tbey inevitably muat. be made. Wby should tbe men
in Hanoi hurry up to negotiate if they
can count on tht prequ-re aroused by
U.S. crttic:a of the wr to push Johnson
1iep-by-atep toward a softer negotiat·
lnl podtlon?
TUIS BECOMES a vital matter
uader the pretenl circumstances. As
sketched out ln tllil "*" earlier
With the political aeuon rut 1p-
proaching, lel'1 hope the politic·
ian~ renid:nber to ilf4. ~ .little_,
1hortening to the Ingredient.a of
their poUuc·ar-1p;ee:clle1.
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aod DOW reported in &reater detail
by the military writer, Hauon Bald-
win, in db:patchel from Saigon,
captured documents and other mili-
tary 1ourca indicate a tut push
Communist offensive to catn • better
barSaini.nl positioD belon negotia-
tloao.
Tbls may be an WUIOJ'J indication
but It c11tDOt be lpond. President
JObnaon round ln bis recent confer-
ences with Allan le.den a prevailing
opinion that the Communilt side wu
more likely to watt for negotiations
until after the pre11denlla1 election.
sun, tbe logic cannot be escaped
!that Hanoi and the Liberation Front
mlgbt be in a better bargaining
po1ltlon wllb Johnson prior to the
elecUon than with a Jmruon, Nixon
or Rockefeller after the i:lection. That
may not be lffll u clearly in Hanoi
ll it 11 here.
BUT THEN A LOT ol thlnp are
not aeen in Hanoi the same way as
here. If the men in Hanoi now rec·
ognize, as it is sajd, that the forces
of the North calinot now win 1 mili-
tary victory why don't they tettle for
whal they can get? They probably ca n
get .. acceptance as an unarmed, non·
terrorist minority movement and bide
their time for a political upheaval
af\er the w~awal of a major part
ol American force1. Their chances lie
more strongly in that direction than
In winning a military Ylctory .
The ROrthem forces Instead decided
to rely on dome1tic dissent in the
United States.forcing abandonment of
the war as was the case with France
when Mendes·France came into power
in a wave o( revulsion against the
killing o( more Frenchmen in the
junglet of Indo Ch.ina.
N~on Off and· Running
WASHJNGTON Former Vlce
Prealdent Richard Mxoa is starting
oU the niw year with highly encour--
•&lnl news from New Hampahire.
With tb.i rtatt'• M&rcll 12 presiden-
Ual pnference primary )Ha than 10
weeb aw1y, Mson's New Hampshire
campaip JMDltm'·, State Rep. David
A. lflrU.,, la ._iJq two polJllcal.
ly ollnlllcaat ""1opmmts:
-~Of the GOP m~ hen of tllit ltMe ._.tllre are ac-
tlftly ---·· 111811 pros). doat/11 Md. '
,...Prt .. m po111 lhow Nixon rwuatna
"-. ---abood al 0... ~~ -..y tllroqlloul the
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t.ltive1. Kcording to Sterlin&'• re-port .
Slpillcaotly. Sterlinr also fore-
caats that the number Of Nl1on's
backers imoo1 tbe state'• lqllll-
toh will eventually top • percenl and
wtll Jjw the former Yiee pretldent
"one of the IDOll effectlvt preslden·
ti.II prlmlfY oraanlutlons in Ute ...... !Ultory.''
UNDER ·THE STRATEGY s1erun1
worbd out wtth-Mtt0ii7'1Jii'"liiirui1t-
... wlD blanket the stale, conductto1
-.. eampol .... bl -dlttrto:to.
"8-rll ot the leltl•bton -· laave canvused the lariat tcnrM II
--:· reporlld -!lag.
"g) 1111 .. ---.. .. ,.,. .,,.,. from tine .. -.. ~
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Bigger Soelttl Seeurit9 ClettJu -rna ~No' te Srfteob .
"~'.-Sfuc'k. With Increase in '.FICA Tax~·
'I'.• the Edi"':
.Here'~4 ~ Hew Year to all
~ thoae dear liM folk oa "fixed in-
, ooiiies-f~bo voted NO on the recent
school bOnct ilsuea on the O r a n r e
Cout.
. . It will prqbabl)'. be rough this year
for those with a "fixed (?) income"
with as much 11 a 28 perceat lncrease
.!~.the~_~:! ~~l~l'. ~.let ioOt
1orward to! "'"'ea thoulh-=tbey coukln't:
irford-a '25-ceiit-a-Wff\ tu iftcrease
(In the cue Ol the Newport-Mee.a m...
trict eledion), It looks like l'm stuet
witb a Sl-a-week increase lD my FICA
tax to finaDce the· big. boost lD tbtlr "fiaed incomes ."
EACH MONTH WHEN that hlUtr
aod fatter Social Security check a:r-
rlvn I hope that thoee dear old folk
on "fii.ed incomes" atop and reflect
for a moment that they are pnu,
rotten, low and mean to stick their
left hands out to take more of my
money wbile tbelr right hands can't
write the woM YES on a bond ballot
to give my children the best poulble
of schools. The tncreue each montb ta
those Social Security checb is about
equal to a year'1 taxes under the
bond issue.
IT'S IRONIC that the dear old folk
who are getting their ''fixed incomes"
fixed up so banckomely are also tbt
ones to condemn such' as the hippie&
fl'• bard for tJ'lil working and ~
paying man to decide which rreeioM;.
der is the wot1t freeloader: 1 youns
hippie or an old hypocrite.
FRANKLIN B. JA Y1iE
T•ru q..e.ti...s
To the Editor:
Everyone aslu -
Qi.estion No. 1. How did we ever
get into ~· Vietnam war? . Ahswer: Believe It or not. becau59
ol tne United Nations! We were ob-
ligated to go into Vietnam under the
South Eut Aala Treaty !SEATO). a
part of tbe United Natlon1.
Question No. 2. What is It all about?
Answer: This Is our war with com·
munlsm for Asia's fteedom .
Question No. 3. What is our objec-tive?
Answer : Our objective Is the inde· ·
pendence and freedom of South Vie t·
nam from attack. We want Dl>thin&
fO"" the U.S. -onl)' lbe right of the
South Vietname1e to run their o "' n
country in their own way. We fought ·
a war in 1898 with Spain for CUba's
freedom. 'Ml" war is for the same
n1son -frttdom for South Vieln&m.
C. C. MOSELEY
G•rrtaea•sc..,._.,.
To \fte Editor ·
TO compare New Orleans Distrkl ........... --.
' . . . ' .a!lll-do!l'.l.ltL.llLIUP,..~ dlomlel: fnelng..the people al ..,, Comm11111at.
the fKll in dorii.11. cc.ntrolled country, moat th1nt tbat (ii .• ~:
~~'.( ...... 'Yo 1 DAVID BLAlR tblsisarecommeaditlOnforwar.Ctr·
• talnly It ii Dot -not lnl°'ar ai the
Uttn.t from reackr1 au welcome. Lefaer1 -te· S-• United States Is concerned an)iway.
Normallv totitns thould con"' thftr the Edi The first -step ii to stop belpinl-UM ""'''°"'' in too won11 or i.n. TM To> tor : · ·dictators· sta7-1n· power tbroqb oat-• .M.JllY, many: tbaP.b fc,r prtol!n1-the -a1d ·and·tradi!!. Ltt'tM''JllOPll'111~tbN41 · right to condiliH r.tcm: to ftt-fPGCI-letters to Santa aaus. lt completes CommWllt • controlled couatriel flDd
or ellmiMtt libel U f'tUf'VCd. AU ~ the whole Quiltmu picture wbea we out once and for all that tt la ao_t
kT• mun include dpaftW1 and ?"Gil-1et to r..a ·&boll dlarmin& letters. communilm at work wtdcll ls flledlal ~ldadM< .... _.et~,..'!'!'!'1> IDiq _N wM-... -,·;.... . ... ~·. E. '!!: B~ . them. IHJt.lhe -Unlted ~· al,d. -. .. ·-
....,. • ·..:-3~ · • • · ' ' .~ •• ·"" • • • ' :F.M 'ufoae who ,emy •ant to -ji/e' a ••
C..., ...... t:.......... Commuolll circus In aetioG, I '""'1d recommead a trip to ttie U n I t t d Attorney Jim Garrison's lnvesti&atlon To tM Editor: N.ations -preferably when Ith ia --..
of the as1asslnatioa of JObn F. Ken-DJ~• ~ Remember tbe character trom ~· 11on. .
nedy with the fictioa clallic of Alice eu' clank? Wha-dMi W11 tokl-tbat RICHARD" E. WOODIN
hi Wonderlond la i\oatblJ the -p..,. the "°""' llM DO broad, llhe replled,
est an1100 (DAU.Y PILOT editorial. "Then ~ tbtm blve cake."
n...... Today the lltaatloa in America is ~. 2') much tbt same. Americas are beiDC Just because a person does not be-+ told that the RUilan people are mere
lleve in the Warren Commluioa re--vassals to the world's IDOlt infam·
pert that doea't mean they are men-oua dk:tatonllip, 4Dd Americaal are
tally incompetent and that they are uked to do tomethine for tbne poor,
only cap.tm of UDdentaDdillS and en-deWived people. Tbe anrwer, stated l•Jliia falry lalel. by the Stoll llepattineot and eelloed
---!bY-eatlrllW tGo •"8 A&iii'(iM,.Ji
MR. GAitalaoN probably bas at "send them 1cftule1, ....-... aad
tent 1 thousand reuou for registir· mualdana." In lbclrt, llt involved in
ma ~in botala udtr7 auwned naDlff. • cuJiUl'll ucbanp.
He probably pU tired of stupid re-
porler1 ukinc t;n.oraDt que1.tion1. U
Mr. GUTison la kHlkins for publicity
I doubt that be would travel incognito.
'Mle fWnr of a cbarge of conspiracy
to klll Presldeal Kelltledy agaln1t J'.d.
g1r Bupne Bradley is far more 1er-
iou1 than you lmpJ.v when you refa
to it as a caper by jun Garrison.
OBVIOUILT; nOixfdy In tbeli rigllt
mind would acbtowledge knowing
anyone accused of or connected with
the usallin.ltion in any way.
I cannot believe that Garriton cou>d
issue subpoenas without reveal·
in& plent;y of supporting evideoce to
oubolllltlala bla allerations,
Tbere are ,. lot of anannrend qu,e•·
tion1 connected with the Kenoidy as·
1111inatioa ••• keep an opea mind
NOW, DOES IT really make NJ.IN
that a cultural eacbange ii aoing to
shotr the Ranians Wtaat America iJ
like, cre1tiq in them 1 duin to emir
late our 1y1\tm ol. 1overament? Even
if it ctid create IUCb a deatre, how
would tbe Ruui• •lfve brinl •ucll.
a ctsuce about ill bla country?
U we are Nally iaterated in beip-
lna the -al lluula, ralller tbao tbeir alavemattn, we ....W fint
hetp free tbe people. Then we could be
cODCU'Ded with their eatertainment
Isn't it •trance tliat we 1uppb' the
b1"11id and circUllts wlUcb bu1y tile
mindl ol. ltie Ruuiau so that they
don't bave time to look for way1 to
-..-erihiow tbe tyranny la their coun-
try!
OF COVRIE. when we talk 1bout
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To tbe Editor:
My family will bo VICllll_, In
. your Or•ge Coast ata dlaiD.I thla
February. Our ton and I fGboW tbt
hobby of old elietrlc: lrllm modO boo
fare WWII, and we would UU to ..,
frO@l ,111yone wbo bM a111 IUCh itelDI to..~. o1 oo -.. miOI 1111 Ble to pt toptber 'W'bUt we a r •
-.. Mall)' thanb.
--PROFCGEORGr: HOPICINB
cto School al Music
Uni-.lty ot °"""' Eupae,.. Orapa rr• ·
C ...... I .. Crl•l••I•
To the Mitor:
I wu &lad to Mar 1omeaee rllle
his voice in protest of the IOft tnlt•
me.at of crimlDalal (Gus, Dec. •·•
What ~ to •pend ~· IDODl1
hirin1 more policemea wbea laWi
........ "" just aloPlled potlJ ...
the wNt IDd barned looae -to do
what? Sill no more? Mon likely to &o
out and kill a policeman ! · · ·
Could it .. the jud ...... ocand to
d:> a good job and mate the ~
ment lit the crime? Let's ro lftlr> tbe judges. '
E. B. JOHNsoN
'Intelligence' Not Wholly Inborn . ~ '
n..11111 II Lar(e'
One ol the biggest· ciirtakes the lay·
man makes ii IW\l .. drfg that what
we call "intell.ittnce" ii wholly an .
lallion trajt; wbereu, biologists know
that lllteD1pnco ... ooly • .. to :•
percent rmetJc compor;.ent. and the
rest js determined by environmeatal
and other factor1.
• • •
That new record. "An Open 'Letter
'To My Teen-Age Soll," la exadJ1 tbe
kbMt fll adult ponWlcaUna tblt baa
made teen-q:era live up all aHlfnpts
at communicatm1 with their parenta. • • •
short ol J1i1111ct1 -11 Ibo .._., ol-. . ' • • • •••
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We an· IO constituted that we 6
more apt to rnnem.ber a lltgbt torM-
0.,-olfered ua a dosee yean ap
tbm 8 fl¥or lf811\ed I week .,., Dear George: • • •
"I'm a "'1 lk-baC penoe," uid a
woma to• It a party, ud I .....
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Tiaanday,J....,,4, .... What: cilUMS the male, iD all j'Wtaltb't, .. U. moat relative te6a
h11 e(Otism, to eachidl Wlws hi ta. world : I remember one tf the
from poker peittee? ~ mu ta . the couatry oaee
ANGRY WIFE ..,.., to me~ "If I ever iet...oa 1111
1.Jtear Ann WUe: appen, l'b have to 11U a telnllloa
-ler-10llet-"'"t~·-t--<!,,.!lllol~'-~ 11.AW.11 __ ; -w .,_. ;oa my llP,Pers' meant, to blm. at
ln 111-ma&e camaraderie old 1onfer able to Uve oa Che lDtentt et at mao. Tbil la DO wise rtllectl • ..-
on the women -it'• merely an ~ •--·· age.old iDIHDCt Md lw notblnc
to do wllb the fact that ........
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