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Home My WebLink About1968-02-02 - Newport Harbor Daily PilotCity lanners Nix Cale, OK Bttat Builders, Sales Newport Beadl p 1 a n n I n t com- milliooen Tbunda.Y night rejected a coUee shop expansion plan, but approved two new boat industry operations. In a 4-3 vote, commissioners denied a use permit application from <be ~ .u.1nn Motel " Coffee Shop, 'Jll¥1 Newport Blvd. The appUcaota 10Ugbt approval of an outdoor p a t i o restaurant ia CCJMed;ion with an ex- llting 17-...t cGtfee IMI> and lo.unit motel. 'lbe petlo woUl ..... provided 32 additional .teatl for clnen. But the plan wu r~ becmJe no pro- vision was m.se for addlttonal park· ing. The entire Jite now has 12 parting apacea, 10 of which are for motel tenantl. . Planneta Ray Y. Copelin, D1md Curtis and AJv.mence favored the proposal, g a n e a r b Y municl al par might be uaed bJ :::fee shop. a. Bot the com· mtulon majorl ld that some ad· clitional on-lite ptU"kinl would allo be needed. In other action, plJmer• unanimous- ly approved a use permit appllcatlon trom Hydro Laboratorla, Inc., for a boat assembly plant at 118 Prodoc· uon Place. Spokamen for the flnn aa1d proto-type modela oalJ would ~ lMailt at the pJMt. The commlaliaO allo ananimoua)J •PIJl'OVed a UM permit request front plldfic Yacht Salea. Inc., for a boat ,_,ea operation at 700 W. CoMt HtPway. Concl:idom of .....,.a ia- Hugh Stewart's Wife Succumbs eluded lighting reatrictlona, so nearby reaklential areas wouldn't be bothered by night lights; a 10 p.m. closing time and a ban against any repair work on the premises. @ART Disbands To 'Oear Decks' For.City Project The Citizens Harbor Area Research Team (CHART) todeJ atepped aside to mate way for the city of Newport Beach's long-range ''Goals and Ob- jedives" i-oenm. Ed .}Drtb, CHART president, said the 50-member citizens' study group bal been deectlnted for the period during which the dty project will be under way. "We are doing this to clea the decb of any poaalble competitive or duplicate effort impllcat1ou," he ex- plained. CHART was formed in June, 1965, for the purpoae of. recommendillg guidelines on the Harbor Area's growth. The dty'a "Goala and Ob· jectiv~" program, soon to be under way, eaeentially baa the aame aim. Hinh. in .correspondence to the City Council, prailes tbe munidpal•project. "We offer it OW' unquallfled support," be said. The names of scores of particlpanl8 in recent CHART sWdiu were sub- mlu.d. by-Hirth to the ceundl: He said many of the lndi9idaala would be li.lle)y cancllcWet for participation la tbe upcmt.i9t dtJ..pcmored ~dy, wblcll lJ apected to take a mln1mum of lix ..tlla. TEN CENTS $1 Miilfun Project Will End Bay Slip Lef:tSes } . BJ Jl41WQ F. COlUNS Of .. _.. ....... 'l1M Irvlne CompanJ is plannint to phmp htto the m.arllla f>usiness ia Newport lfarbor -amt ID a tU way. Irvine spotes~ep diacloled lo the DAU..Y PILOT today that the Jnlflm will hrrolve the expenditure of at least $1 mllllon in the next few years. It will also bring an end to the company• s policy of leasing to others Irvine-owned boating f.aciliUes in the ·,* * * CoUnty Eyes Irvine Co. Tax Bill Cut County supervisors today art stu- dying a propou.1 that. if al>proyed, would trim the Irvine Compu1.'1 ap- nual tax bill by an estimated •.OOO by removing Upper Newport Bay land holdings valued at more than •19 million from county tax rolea~ Involved in the proposal, which bas been questioned by County Assessor Andrew J. Hinshaw, are 16 parcels of land rellnquiabed by tbe Irvine Company ln tbe Upper Newport Bay land ercbange laat. Septembt1·. k was learned todaJ that the Irvine CosDpany is ltlll recorded as owner tl ~ val\lilblt property. It ~ take "some years" for the UpPe? Bay deal tD be completed, lt ... -.~ ........ •ut.~tmna of ti» )WVplAll1.. .-cowsty would hold the deed for the Irv\Jl~ owmd Jlfopefty uaW tlae trade is 1tsal11 eompllted. . County CotalJel Adlian Kuyper bai said in a 1gier to supel'visort that the transfer was prompted by tu reasons and a "desire to deal fairly with the Irvine Company.'' - Kuyper told superviaon' that the "origlnal agreement profided for the actual exchange of deeds to take place after the filling of lands and waterways, which could take several years. If a lawsuit is filed, the ex· change could be further delayed." Kuyper's letter goes ori: "Mean- time, parcels of the Irvine Company remain on the tax rolls although. because of the ultimate pending disposition, the company ca n not retrieve any financial return from them." Assessor Hinshaw has told the supervisor also by letftt that "aerlous questions. • .a~ as to the legal (See TAXES, Pace %) Two Policemen Charge Assault By Newport Man Two Newport Beach policemen were reported recuperating from cuts and sprains today after they were alleged· ly assaulted Thursday night by pain- ting co.ntractor Robert P a 1 m e r Yardley. Yardley, 36, was arrested on felony cbaraes of assaulting police officers at his 1221 Hampshire Circle home where tbe alleged fight occurred. Newport Beach Municipal Judge Calvin P. Schmidt ordered him to appear in court for arraignment Feb. 7. and released the defendant on his own recognizance. Treated at Hoag Memorial Hospital for apparently minor injuries were officers Robert Briscoe and Charles Wilkinson. They were later released. Police said the officers went to Yardley's home to serve a warrant on a lt-year-o. Id youth staying with (See ASSAULT, Pate %) 10'ftr bay. . ID the tubae, Irvtae olflclal.s will operate the martnaa tMmaelfts. In line with the new policy. exlstUig leues on seven m&l,'inas, with a total ti 580 boat alipt, wilt not be renewed. 1 On termination of the leases, the company will take over man.gement ol tbe inatallations and embark on 8-PMldon and improvement projects. lllpt, piera and related facilities wm be revamped in accord with a tDastm' plan tOOO to be developed bJ consultbl& enlineera. Irvine aoarcea Kid. Tbe move wll1 make the company the harbor's tarreat marina open tor. Albert J. Auer, Irvine vice president of ~al estate, aald the first of the current• seven leases will expire late next year. All the • leases will terminate by 1'19. "An exbat11tive atudy was com- pleted two years ago in anticipation of the lease termination dates." Auer explained. "The present lessees are aware of this action. These operators have done an outstanding job running the marinas for more than 25 years." The <h?cision not to renew, he said. was made "in an effort. to give boat owners the best service possible and to consolidate facilities to gain ad· dltional slips." "In addition to better utilization of (See MARINA. Pate %) 14~000 Casualties LBJ: R.ed Push Fails SAIGON (UPI) -Communist forces pressinc their most costly offensive of the war b&ltied American and Viet. oamese troops on the streets of Salgon today and repulsed counterattacking U.S. Marines and Vietnamese at Hue in northeastern South Vietnam. With nearly 14,000 c o m m u o i s t troops killed or captured President Johnson said the Viet Cong offensive waa a "complete failure" from a milltary standpoint. But he said the Communists were preparing a major offensive around the Marine outpost ol Khe Sanb. Allied leaders in Saigon also said the Viet Cong ofiensive -their big· gest of the war -had failed. But the Communists still held half a dozen major cities, overran a U.S. naval base at Vinh Long in the Mekong Delta and had Saigon under a state oC siege. U.S. military spokesman said at Soviet Merchant Vessel C<,>l~_ With V .S. Ship . '.J: t .~, .. .. • '4SHIN01.'0M (AP) -'t'be Defense age,' a three.foot hole above the water Det>Ctm .. .tePcrted today a "miltor line on tht:t.S: bow. When queried by coIDllin'' betwten an American de-flub.inf , the Vialobolcov oal- 1troyer and l Russian merchant ship ed 'n• m lt:Uce required.' and~- in the Sea ff Japan Wednesday. age to my stern two meters In length:' No casualtt.s were reported. "The collision took place rt 36 de- Tbe departmmyt said the accident oc-grees 06 minulft north and 130 de-- curred in · a c;rossing situation. 1t grees, 28 minutes east. Tbe accident claimed the destroyer bad the right occurred in a crossing situation, with of way undet intenaati()Jlal maritime the Rowan having the right of way un-rules. der international regulatJons, being The department Isa~ tbls state-on an easterly course whUe the Vislo- ment: , bokov was on a southerly heading. "Soviet merchant shtp Kapltan Vis-"The Rowan ls a Gearing class de- lobokov and the destroyer U.S.S. Row-stroyer with a displacement of 3500 an (0-782) bad a mlnor colllsion in tons and a length of 350 feet. It is com'- the Sea ot Japan approximately 95 manded by Commander Loren I. miles east of Pohang, South Korea, at Moore of Wheat Ridge, Colo., and ear- l :5.1 p.m. EST on Wednesday, Jan. 31. ried a crew of approximately 250 men. "There were no personnel casual-The Soviet merchant ship Vislobokov ties aboard the destroyer Rowan and has a displacement of about 10,000 tons no casualties were reported by the and is 511 ~t long. merchant abip. "The incident is being investigated "The Rowan sustained •mi.nor dam· by the Navy." Rough First Day New Hoag Boss Loses $1,942 It was a memorable first day on the job Tbunday for new Hoag Me- morial Hocpital administrator William Hudson. After he moved In, a thief moved out with •t,M!.44 ln cash and a bundle of non-blgotiable checks, kept ln the hoepltal Hfe. "The checks were all restricted. ev!:'l: one of them.'' Hudson said. "so they re llC?'J•negotlable." Hudaon •aid the cash and •170,232.26 worth ol. checks-lncludJng a $126.000 payroll check-were taken from the unlocked 1afe somet.lme between 11 a.m. and 2:45 p.m. Several people had access to the safe, be aakl. N~ Beach police today said Steele M•rket NEW YORK ·(AP) -Gains were btinl cat rapidly as the stock market cloced today In active trading. (See quotatiom, Pases 16-17). their investigation so far had uncov· ered "some leads that we're checking oot." Hudson took over as administrator to succeed Winlired Bacon who re- tired Wedm!sday. U.S. Aid Sought By LA Hospital LOS ANGELES -The impending mo~ of UCl.Califomia College of Medicine to Orange County Medical Center in July coald leave Loe Angeles County General Hospital bereft with- out federal aid. CoMequeoUy. LA County super· visors will meet Tuesday !Qht to consider whether to rename C4-neral Hospital to qualify il far '5(1 million in federal funds . nightfall the Viet Cong partially con· trolled three provincial capitals - Vinh Long and Kontum City and Ban Me Thuot in the Central Highlands. Al Ban Me Tbuot the Viet Cong killed five American missionaries and cap- tured a sixth. U.S. offlcials gave initial reports on casualties in the Hue figbtip, put allied losses at 43 killed wounded. Fourteen civilia s (See VIETNAM, P * Cong • 1ve Missio ies, I Kidnap Sixth NEW YORK (UPI) -Viet Con& terroruu killed live A m e r l c a n miaslOlraries and kidnaped a aixtb in u attack tbls week on Ban Me Thuot in the central h.ighlandf of Vietnam, the Christian and Missionary Alliance said today in New York. Ban Me Tbuot, 170 mlles north of Saigon, was hit Tuesday by a Viet Cong offens.ive that struck towns and cities from one end of South Vietnam to the other. Ban Me Tbuot was over· run by two battalions who wrecked the city. The five missionaries killed were with the Christian and Missionary Alliance wb.ich runs a leprosarlum in Ban Me Thoot. The sixth who was kldnaped was with Wycliffe Translations which hu its· bead- qu.arters in Los Angeles. The missionaries killed werei nae Re.-. Robert 1Jemer, 49, former- ly of Toledo, Ohlo, whose wife was seriously injured. She is beinc cared for by the U.S. Armed Forces. The Rev. c. :Edward Tltompsoa, 43. formerly of New Kensington. Pa., and his wife Ruth, 44, who was born in Vietnam. Leon C. Grlawolcl, 116, formerly of White Plains, N.Y., who was in Ban Me Thuot as a volunteer in retirement. living wit.b bis daughter, Carolyn Griswold, 41, who was seriously wounded. Rutlt Wfltlnc, 42, of Cleveland, a nurse at the leprosarium. Weatlaer Forecaster Art Eichelberger promises some groovy weather for the Orange Coast tbla week· end. with the 1Dercury flashing a warm 65 bereabouta and a warmer 73 inland. INSW E TODAY CdM Lawye~ in OCCA Post Artisu put their comm4!nts on the 20th century on f)(lpet and UCI p. ' C~ on diapla11. Prt· tnew of SO f01ctnating tM1DS of the modern world fodo11 ill thl WEEKENDER. tquna . .acll's jovial Ma Jo r WIDlmn D. Martin . was instaJled 11 the i• pnsldent of the Orange Coun- ty ' Cout ANoclatiOll at the Balboa S., Cllb Tbanday eve.nlng as a lar&• ratblrtlll ff <>ranee Cout poltUcal. 1*bMat and . tJC'~essiooal }Mdera C~I JM a.Iii ~ qu.lpe. Pllt Praldat Ralph c. K1aer a1ao lid What V. Pb111Jpe, Buntmiton 8iilidl t.mt man.acer. as t1nt vice Pl'llkt..t; C.1 S. JCtJ)ey, CclroM <Sel auutmas Smtles." Mar attcne, aa second vice presJ-Orand priie of th& conttst went dllt, . .ut .Dala .t.. . .DMD •. PJIMPt .. to A'l'ffpstakea winner Qtyunlolt--is..nd of tbe Blllllleton Beach Chamber of Clemente for best comm r-.. • ~ WW ~-ttet rer: · holiday decoration. TM trophy, given RsrJ. 4ebNtt of blurpo1 .. Beach... hy the DAILY PILOT, waa accepted f-._.. with Kay Ky1er's for the city by Sin Clement. Cbambw' X....-ti Mlmcat Knowledge, ope:ried · 'Of Qommerce president John ~pe.r tbt ...... = )J prete:ntlnl tropblu and Ste-ft Mkhalec, realtiOr. to ....-.W and croup winners in New OOCA pruideDt .Mattln, In tak· v.t. r E• 1w ot ttie 1#7 Mtida)' tni fNflf' Jeaderlhtp, rmewed lb• dwa " ci~ 1 ' ...... ••fO MilN of (See COAST. Pace I) ... ..... ~. .... .... , ... , .,... ,.,. , ... .,... ..... T......... f ,.._..,.Wt I t .... . ......... ....... Art..... • =-,..J ~ .... t ........ = ...... ..... , 'I ' J IWLY PJLOl Hearing Reset On Newport's SleepiDg~an .. 1'be Newport Beach pl'Qb:l"bttton aplnst sleeping ov~ght in parked can 1'Jll l)e defended Marc" 2t in tbe ..,..U.te department of Super1or Court. a Qlty spokesmu aai4 today, 1'be -ordlnaDce ii belng cballen1ed lly two men cited laat summer for aleeptng in a car at night. Thi .c .. )\N .been ICbeduJed fOl' eeart ll'l\llMDt tWJ ...... Jt •u .co11ttaued *1l New,. t Beach Qty ~ttJ. TWl18eymour1*ame m tad • ,tfll unable to appear in court. • Public Defender James R. Goll, repreeenting the two defendant., bu arped that the ~-11 UD• con.atttuticm.al. dlac:riminatory and pre- empted by at.ate laws deallnC with .vagrancy. • 'The city, however, feels the ordinan• "~ ii .aeceuary to pro~rlY control • ,tbe acttvitles of thou.ands of vaca· ifoners who noct to the beaches dur-.w the summer ed hollda"* .. • · China Say8 ·U.S. .. Bombed Its Ships !IONG KONG (UPI) -Communl&t China charged today that two of its ships were damaged aod several crewmen injured ln U. S. air attacks on North Vietnam. In a statement broadcast by Radio Peking the Red Chinese Foreign Ministry said the alleged attacks would brina "more aevere p\mi.sbment to U. S. lmperiallsm." Tbe broadcast aald the ships were hit durin1 attack& on Jan. ~ and Jan. 'II in Hont Gal and Cam Pba, North Vietnam. The attacks, it said, we r e "deliberate provocations by U. S. im· perialllm on the Chlneu people." DAILY PILOT DA&Y ll'tLOT ........ NIW 'SKIP,Ell' -Orance County'• coastline bas a new "skipper" today after this ceremony Thurmy night at Balboa Bay Club in which Selim S. "Bud" Franklin (left) turned over pl'esidency of Or· ange County Coast Association to I.aguna Beach Mayor William Mar· tin. F.,..,.. P .. e l COAST ASSOCIATION ••• association's work proifam for the remainder of the year, including: -Assist local communities i n freeway routing and system of con- nections with arterial hJ&bways and local streets. -:-Support the continued develop- ment of harbors, beDChes, regional parks and community recreatiOl'laJ areas. -Maintain an awareness of the historical background, cultural n.eeds f'rot1tPff9el ASSAULT ••• Yardley and bis wife. When pollc:e tried to serve the war- rant on the youth, identified as Rick Dean Howell, they were "physically attacked" by Yardley, according to Assistant Police Chief Merrill Duncan. No moUYe was liven (or the alle1ed ~ Assistant Ollflf Duncan aaid younc Howell didn't participate in the alleged attack OD the oalcers. Rowell in the warrant ts accused oi filing a false police report regardlna an accident last week, Duncan in· dicated. Howell, too, was released on his own recognizance pending ar· raignmenl · and educational advanta1es of the coastal environment -Promote touriam, trade and en- tertainment by publicizlnl the many recreational facilities, eventa and natural assets of the 40 miles of coastline. -Protect the natural s c e n i c beauties of the shoreline from ir- responsible exploitation, incompatible development. damagina pollutants and erosion. -Iacreue memberlldp nd actiYe partldpatlon ln the-.. oclatkln ior more effective results. '· ,, ' ' Barnard Undeterred By Clinic's Attack LONDON (UPI) -Dr. Christian Barnard. the South M:rlcen heart tranaplant surieon, said today be wu undeterred by the London Cllnic'I medical journal opbUon that bis methods to control tissue rejection were "crude, hazardows and ln· adequate." Barnard. who was leaving for Paris today. said be woUld perform his next transplant operation in six to ei&bt weeks. SHOW YOUR COLORS .. Lincoln's llrthclay Feb. 12 FLAG Ill UNITID STATIS PL.A• State'Flog s3ts lncludecll ~PllllW....._l~Stoot .. ........... ....,.... ................. ............... ..., .. ' ............. I Washington's llrthclay Feb. 22 Here's. your chance to honor two 9reat Americans of the pest end at the same time help American leaders of the fu- ture. Buy this deluxe flag kit et 1 frac- tion of ih normal retail price and fly it on Abraham Lincoln'• birthday (Feb. 12) and George Washington's birth- day (Feb. 22). Quantity buying makes it possible for the Boys' Club of the Harbor Area, in cooper•tion with the DAILY PILOT, to make this offer es • valuable public service. Clip out end mail in the cou- pon below. A member of the Boys' Club will deliver your kit to you or it will be m•il•cl clirtdly to your home • .. ·;--------·-, D•+. •••••••····· I ..... a..· ... "'"" ___ , I 1 c....i .... h ~ ,., ., ...... I -.c.-~ ""~~ er..-.... (8111. c.. -.. Cetlf. I ~ ............................ ,. ... ~ I 9mplofM ~ UA IDM ... ~-_,in Oran1• Cowity Jail today ill Un ., ••• bail Oil cbar&e• of rollbl.al the Newport National Bank of •·• ht CMh • .laa. u, Scbedule4 for a preliminary hearing on the chartn J'eb. 14 before a U.S. eOIDJD.l8'k>ner. ii J amea Ro 1 co e llol ...... H• •• arrtated t.rlllr tb1a wtek in Santa Ana at tbe bome ol his brother. police 1aid. The bank's Campus Drive branch at <>ruae Co~ty Airport waa robbed bJ two • who ~ lo a car drlven by~ third parfner, according to witnesses. Newport Police Capt. Lou Herres caid that none ol the money bas been recovered. Officer• wbo arrested Holmes were from Npport Beach and Santa Ana police departments, and the FBI. Herres declined to say whether more arreata were expected aoon. TAXES •.. situation which would be created U 1be proposed. amendmmt to tbe trade a~eement is con.so.mated. "The assessor's responsibility in this matter could be resolved only by a legal adjucation of the quett.ions flow- ing from the amendmenl" The land deal concluded tut Sep- tember listed the value of the 16 Irvine parcels at •19,466,000. Tbt pro- perty includes 28&.5 acres <:J Upper Bay islands and uplands and 113.8 acres of submerged tidelands. Assessed value of the ~.3 acres ha& been estlinated at about fZ.6 million. Bued on an .veraie '8.50 tax rate in the Newport Beach area. annual taxes on the property would be ,about '240,000. 2 Face Hearings On Marijuana Two West Newport men char1ed with 111lln1 marijuana are acbeduled to face prelintinary bearln11 at 10 a .m. ne.xt Wectnelday lD Santa Ana M\lllkiPal Court. Free OD 81,125 bail WIS David Scott ....... IL Bia ft1111M1Dle, Gary W.,..e ,llaldll'ICID. 22; NINlned ln Oran1e C9antY Jall today in lieu of . Uie um• l.lllOUnt or~,.- Both men, Of 21& ~ St.. were arreated earlier this week aft.er an unducover aae~ alleteCfly made a purchase from them in Santa Ana, police aaaerted. InvesUgatorc l&id 28 kilos of mari· juana -valued at • a kilo or a total of '1.• -were confilcated at two locatioU. Gunfirt by police offlcers tlJ'lJ UUs menlal biitillabted • wild •mite an bour putJuit of a fleelnl .J.U. tbrqh three Oran1t CouDt1 dtlft. P'1Dally cornered on Bear Canyon Boed alter a Z.m.lnute cbaM tlurins w9'kb be raa two Police rGeeloclla WU Rodne7 Md>oupl, 17, 0 f NQr1'alk . The chase be1an at 2 a.m. in Buena Park •hen olfice11 Robert Taylor and Lee SchraJnlinl sa• McDougal make aa 1Uepl tutn at the lateneeUoa ol Bed Boulevard aad .La Palma AwaU.. TbeJ purtHd tbt. youth u be ,... • away and were joiDld by tbJ'te o6er Buena Park police units. At .. '*"t. in that city twe ~ wer. ftred at tbt 1peedin1 car ii it broke tbroa&h a roadbloct. A fnr lllJlmtes lat.tr la Brea six &bots were fired during another -ttempt to stop the youtb.. Tbe cllau led into Fllllerton •re t.·• FIOrtoll ponce cat• _.. and tll• blto Brea •hen anc6et-fair • oi pollee mlta were clilpatcbld. The game ended about a mile north of Brea whe;e MeDou&las'a car apun off the road and the motor dJtd. Ht tried to ND away but wu conaered b1 olficera. Tbla lllOl'lliDC. the youth W&I tuned ov• to Loe Aate1ea abaift'a deputies by Brea poU.:.. He wu wanted in Lot Alltelt• County u a parole violae«. poUce old. .p,....p-J MARI~A TAKEOVER • • • qplaada," Auer uJd, "tbe company feela tt wlll be able to take aclYutap of ttchaolosical lmprovemeata in allps ud pier 1DltdaUom. •• • Tbele are tbt b9yfront bUineue• that will be affected by tbe Irvine procram: ....,. .... MulM Sales, 11J7 Bly· Ude Drive. ~ ....._, an Blyaide Drive. -Ne,,,.n B•W Yaa& i.-llal, 2572 Bayabore Drive. · -VIia lbrtma. 10l6 Bayalde Drive. ~·a YICll& A8c:Mra1e, 1801 Bayaide Drift. -BalfNe Mllrlu. ~l E . Cout Hieb· way. ~wales Yaat AKMra1e, 2881 Bayaban Drive. Mott ot the Jeuea wUl expire with· in the next '"' -years, accardbtc to Dan O'Furell, Irvine mana1er of commerclal properties. Swales' lease will be the tut to tsminate-ta 1'79. In tome tmtmcet, O'Farrell noted, pre1e11t operators would be liked to remalll u martaa mana,.... Alao, thole wbo DOW nm yacht ~··· buainu111 at the same Jll'Ol9tie• ~ probably be permitted to con- tinue, under a subleasing arrange- ment. "We're Dot talkiag about getting Jnto the brokerage business." said O'FarreD. "We're interested In taking over 1Upe ud piers." O'FarreU. who was recently asaJgn. ed to take direct charge of the Irvine procram. said conaulting engineers will tooa be bl.Md -to belin the redevelopment study. By the latter part of 1988, working drawln1s fOT new or realigned slips and parking Improvement! should be eompleted. The first 'ef new ctM1struc6oa, he said, · will probably then begin. He said he is unable to say at this time exactly what kind of changes will take pl~e, although there presumably will be a significant in- crease l.n the number of slips. "One thing is certain, everything will be brought up to city code," he said. •:We'll Jmow more lfhea tbl enpwr. iDI study ii comp&eted." O'Farrell noted ~t compa111 pro- jectlona anticlpete a capital ex· penditure "oi about '1 mlWon." ''That's just an eatlmate1 thoup. ~ tbele tblnp '°' I'd aay wll probably apeod more than tbal" "What we want to do ii CODIOldMe all the facilities, inclUdl.DC plrkinc, and tle it all in with residential areu. Ri&bt DOW Jrvine-owned frcllltqe in the lower bay is not mater plMW, "Also," he said, "by takiq Ol!ler the marlnu ourselves, we espect to make more money out Ill tbt pro- perties. We're not klddl.q u,yone about tbat; we're free enterprile." p,.... P.,e I VIETNAM ••• of a paciflc.ttion team alao were WJled. Communist lossa were put at m; · dilpatcbea ftom Hue put the lone• higher. In Saigon Vietnamese Rancen bat- tled Communist forces for control ol a key intersection on the hitbway leading to the big American base at Bien Hoa, 13 miles to the n~. Other battles were fought in the Chinese sector of ChOlon and on a residential street near Gen. William C. Westmoreland's residence. ' President Nguyen Van 'lbieu and U .S. AmbaladW Ellswortk ~ held hurried conlerei.cea ~ the day and both went on th8 r~ to assure the Vietnamese all wcu well. Thieu indicated the 24-hour curfew might be lifted ln 10me secure parts of the city. While battles raced throughout South Vietnam the bombing of North Vietnam continued. Spokesmen said Navy, Air Force and Marine pilota flew through a 1,500 foot cloud ceiling Thursday, to bit communiation lines, military structures and a missile base. J • t THIS IEAUTIFUL SIOEIOA1t0 WOULD ENHANCE ANY HOME. NOW ~ VAllAllE IN TWO RNISHES. ONLY DIMENStONS:...74W, ZOO, lOH. $299 f ... }),h. I l I ON SALi THIOU•H FmUAIY tBITA&E v ... tur•, Oeu1l•11•I O.ti911en P•ll•tte CerfMletl IMreeM - :. v • pl m al bl rr .. g u • ' 11 ti p tr • J a p II 8 • HUE. Soutb Vietnam (UPI)-Nortb " V-wtaamese recwars stiU bokliq • p&rU of the city Saturday mOl1liQc mauled a U.S. Marine asuult force and fruit:rate4 allied air power with brand new Commuimt Chinete auto- matic rifles and deadly antiaircraft guns. Rue, once known as 0 the Velllce of the Orlent." wu a abambles. . At least two U.S. bellc:opter cunahlps . , were shot doWll Friday morntnc. and the North Vietnamese peppered other pt:\nes with heavy fire as the allies Tied to evacuate wounded Americam • illd South Vietnamese.· U. S. Commanders said the Marine assault team bad suffered "over 25 percent casualties" since Wedneldaly when it began a counter-offenain de- . signed to drive tbe North Vietname.se tnvadn'a tr.a ..._ old ~1 cmp. lllatlw OD cuatitle ital IO _._ IMllb ol ~ border be· OChtinC put IDied laMel at 4.1 tin.d tweu NOl1b IDd South Vietnam. and 14T Weunded. ro..._ Amtrtcan Mart. COfl*DeD set up a ~ cMUu• wortlnc oa pecifieatton f'""" 1andlns .... OD the \IWJ9 or Rue Uni-irama tn -. ~ .._ lllo -.. venit,y. a.pp.rs c~ ammun.I· r imed, lae rtpGlt IUd. tion laded. uNoeded IDd tben 1oc>k !be Frtda,y rtMrt ~ Norih off ~I wouaded and dead out ef Vie._..,. and Viet Cooel c•ualtieJ tbe cf!· at 122~. ..We .,. ~tied about MIO IMn-Soutb Vietnamese Infantry and para· both dead ud ..,.de• ift tbe pest troops stormed into the ceeter of Hue two daya, .. Capt. , ... c.llcaa, :.. earlv Friday' ud droft tome of ttte of Carbondale, Pa., aatd Friday He Nortb Vietnamese iDnden Lnto one wu in cbarp of the ellpply and evac-mall lldion of the Citadel-the wall· ua!foa .,ation. eel part of the city where the tlqs Sporadic lldper fft wbiatled throuf.h and queena of Annam Ol'Ce ruled. the air u tbe U.S. belicopters mt-I~ Tbe North Vietnam•• dUI ill, and in tom of ammunitio", food and water repulsed allied 1ttaeu lot the tb1rd for the Marine force. • conaec:utlve day u U.S. and Saath Tbe U. S. command in Salion. In a Vietnamese jet ftcbter and prop-driwn repGlt Friday fdCbt, uJd iDltSal tab-planel strafed Communilt stroq Well Lieeftsed · Coast Man Ma y Have Three for Same Car By CARTER BARBER Of Ille Delly ,NII SM Callfarnla about car tags and. if not. when Virginia's deadline for obtaining them miihl be." "Finally I got the information," he added. "and I'm really sort of S-Or;y " ,. -..... _____ _ potDU •Ith rocket alld cannoo fire. ne planes withheld lbl .. ol botn~ Friday, feart.ng dall\ace to tlM treasures of ancient Viet.um... and Aruaam.tse culture boueed J9 tbe Ota· •L Other parts of the city ._.. "8avtly dam•ced·· 'nle aiae of the North V•tnameM farce was believed to be OM aad probably two battalions -u many as aoo men -and the troop. were wearing new gay uniforms and •hln.Y belmet.s. Tht flag of tb• Viet Cool fluttered defiantly 011 the palacts aroonds in the center of Hue with.ln full vkw • of American Marines boldlr., a handful of buildings on t!l. south aide of the Perfume River dividlnl the city. Talks Fail To Release HE'S IN .•. Ceapar Weinb•rter . .. HE'S OUT Gordon P. Smith You think you've got problems on renewing your car's lieense tags? Forget them -.md pity Doo Polk of Corona del Mar. He's got to buy three (3) sets - for the same car. Besides that, rus telephone bill is going to rlvar the fees. 1.fore tnore , Long41'1.ance contact was made. but instead of an official's coming on the line. a recording squawked away. about it. It's bad news.'' p bl c This is because Virginia doea not ue 0 rew have a reciprocal agr .?ement with F • ch • f Q • California : doe: not issue its own innoce .. n uits • new car laga until March 15. and lie:-' requires incoming cars to have cur· WASHINGTON <UPO -A second rt all comes about because Polk. an executive of Atlantic Research in Costa Mesa, is being transferred lo Virginia to be director of corporate industrial relations for Susequehanna Corp .. Atlantic's parent. Polk's leaving his borne al 1210 Sand Point Way on Sunday to drive east. Naturally the thought crossed his mind: why renew the 1968 California tags since he's going 3,000 miles away? "I put fn a lon·g..<fistance call to the motor vehicle people in Fairfax County, just below the Potomac near Washington," Polle reported today. "l wanted to know if Virginia has a reciprocal a r r a n g e m e n l with "It lasted a full '.ve minutes," Polle reported. "It answered questions drivers back there might have. but nothing about what J wuted to know. I held on, expecting someone human might turn up at the end of the recording. "Instead, the recorded voice said. 'iI this recording doesn't answer all your questions, put them in writing.' " There wasn't time. of course, so Polk tried the headquarters or Vi:ginia's motor vehicle department in Richmond. "The operator said that number was unoperative," he chuckled. Next atep over the long-distance llr:es was someone in the State House. who furnished Polle still another nuinber to call. * * * * * * Got Your Sticker Yet? Monday's the Deadline Monday midnight ls the ultimate deadline for renewing car licenses with the Department of Motor Vehicles 1968 sticker. But that deadline is only for motorists who have tbe state'~ IBM punch-card renewal application, who make out a check for the exact amount shown, and get both in the mail early enough to show a postmark of midnight, Monday, Feb. 5 -or before. Best bet, cautions the OMV office at 720 W. 19th St .. Costa Mesa. is for motorists to come in right now. ' "The line to the express window for persons with their IBM cards is moving really fast," a spokesman said. In addition, the OMV will also be open from. 8 lo noon Saturday to facilitate motorists. Waiting for Soldier Son's Arrival Takes Tragic Turn A [amity's "high expectations" of seeing their wounded soldier son turn· ed to deepest tragedy today with word that PFC Richard S. Russell, 20. of ·Santa Ana, had died of his injuriee · Johnson Misleads U.S. on VC Migh~ ·Percy Decla~es WASHINGTON (UPI) -Sen. ; Charles H. Percy charged today that the Johnson administration h a s : deliberately misled .tbe Amerlcan peo- . pie abou\ the "great strength" of : the Viet Cong. The Illinois Republican j o i o e d s e n a t e Democratic leader Mike Mansfield in ca.llillg on Presldeot J ohnson to "reueeu tbe whole pic- ture" ol U.S. Involvement ln Vietnam. Percy said the current Communltt offensive again.t Saigon and other key South Vietnamese cities was dramatic evidence that "W!lat we -while en route home. "It comes as a great shock," said tm father. Forrest J. Russell. of 2203 Baker St. "Dlck was badly wounded in Vietnam on Dec. 30 and underwent an 8'h hour ope~ation. ''It was auccessful and he was transferred to a hospital in the Philip· pines on his way home. He called us from there a week ago. We had such high expectations of seeing him soon." On 'nluraday, however. the Pen· tagon reported that Rll!seU had died when a buJlet which had lodged In his stomach worked loose. It bad !lot been removed during the earlier surgery to pt out bullets in the soldier's arms and ltgs. the father said. PFC Russell, a graduate of Santa Ana Hlgh School, leave' his parents and two brothers. Steven. 18. and Gary, t . He will be burled in Fairhaven Memarial Park after receipt of his remalna and completion of pendtn1 funertl services, hi.s father said. rent tags from their home stP.tes. U. S. effort at Pazwunjom to Tbe upshot is that Polk wUI have persuade North Korea to free the to buy : USS Pueblo and her 83 crewmen has --Calltornia's sticker to hold him failed. President Johnson disclosed to- while be drives across the country. -A Virginia 1967 lag to cover him day. there until March 15. He made the report at a news -A renewal tag for 1968, at that conference, but did not give the date time of the meeting or other details. ''I'm almost templed to sell the The President did say. however, car out here." said Polk. "Aller all. that he frankly was noi hopeful or my wife already has bought 1968 tags getting the men back any time soon. for her car." Johnson said the crewmen "are Polk will be followed east al the being treated well. the wounded have enc; of the school year by his wife and their children, daughters Sherri, received med ical treatment, the body lL, and Pam, 14, of Corona del Mar of the man who died ls being held High School. and their 3-year-old twin and that Is about tbe extent of our sons, Tim and Thad. knowledge." College Budget Total Reportedly Up $50 Million SACRAMENTO -Oov. Reagan's budget for next year will allocate about $295 million for the University of CalHornla and approximately $240 million for tbe stale colleges. reliable sources sal<f today. On the Orange Coast. UCI Olan· cellor Daniel G. Aldrich Jr. declined comment except to say that he does not know what effect a budget of the purported amount would have on the Irvine campus. If the sources are correct, the university and coMeges systems each would gel about $50 million more than this year when they were hit by Reagan's first.year higher educa· lion economy program. It was a program that touched orr hitter protest in the cademic world. The new budget recommendations, which Reagan submits to t h c. legislature Monday. still are less than the university and colleges sought. But the cuts in their requests are far Jess than the current year's. The university asked ror $311 tnillion and the colleges $243 million. Thus, the university fell $16 million short or its request and the colleges. about '3 million, the sources said. Reagan's budget Is expected to near l5.S billion although he has pledged to continue his ~conomy program. Other features will include cutbacks in welfare a.id the Medi-Cal program of free medical care for the needy. 'T'hese cutbacks will require specific leg:islatlon before they can be put into effect. Now resigned State Finance Director Gordon P . Stnith said, "It the legislature refuses. it wW have to find the money to pay for the extra co::ts. ''We are n.>t going to propose a tax increase," Smith said. repeating what Reagan has bai<4 time and again. ' Famed Reno Hotel Slated for Au ction RENO, Nev. (UPI) -Reno's famed Rlvetstde Hotel was placed on tht aacU~ block on the courthouH steps today. The trustees ~ale. required by law would allow the hotel to be sold to the l\lghest bidder. A reporter asked: "Are we now trying to arrange talks with North Korea at Panmunjom or has threre been a meeting since yesterday there?'' "Yes," the Pre.sident replied, "there has been a meeting between represen- tatives of North Korea and the United States. We hope there will be ad· ditional meetings. These meetings have not p.'oduced any satisfactory results as far as the United· Stales Is concerned." U. S. ofricials first met with North Korean representatives at Panmun· jom, site of the military armisUce commission, shorlly alter t h e American Intelligence ship was cap· lured. A State Department spokesman. Robert J . McCloskey, said on Thurs- d111y that the United Slates had ac· cepted a suggestion by a ranking NorOI Korean Communist, K i m Kwang Hyop, that the Pueblo matter be taken up within the framework of the armistice commission or possibly ~ome other setting. Anaheim Loses Still Another Topless Battle BatUlng city of Anaheim officials, still smarting at the failure of their attempts to prevent the staging or the batt • bosomed "Les Girls, Les GirlJ," show at Melodyland, are on the wrong end of another Superior Court topless ruUng. Judge James F. Judge has granted bar owner William H. Stoops a restraining order which will protect him from police action until Feb. t . At that time, the jurist ruled. the city must effectively challenge at· torney Dean Pic'l's contention that action against Stoops' topless en· tertalnment is "unconstitutional." Stoops, 35, and his topless dancer. Terry Ruth King, 24. race misde· meanor jury trials In Anaheim munlclpal court for allegedly fa iling to obtain an entertainment permit from police officials and for alle(ed lewd conduct. Both are free on $350 beau each. City councilmen denied Stoops' ap· pUcation for an entertainment permit for hia Tap City bar in North Anaheim la1t Jan. 18. Police Chief Mark Stephenson and City Attv .. Joe Geisler uraed denial of the request. • have been told about tM Jtmtgth of the enemy -tbelr ~aunlnc potl· tion -is simply not true. Nude Classes •Bared!) ••t th.mt n wu a matter fl pern- m"tt'lt policy not to t.B tllilt America people wbat wu .... •/' Pll'ef 1ald. 111 ChlM they (tbt Viet Coal> bavewoeatltmea.,_PI~ vicwry." PwC)' Mid tM ..... ...w ..... pre11 on tht Amcrieu PtOlale ••t they really hlvtn 't betll told the ful1 •t.orJ" aboat eh• 1tren,U. al a.. Vitt eonc. "Tbt tact tbat tlM1 could mount as mey auacb 11 they have demoutrac.t die ..... ---tbal 0..1...._. ........ ,.,_ UC Student.a StUdy 'Sensory A100reness' DA VJS -A apabaman for tht :JC 1>avll cam~ told tbt DAILY Pnnr ..,.., Ul8t 14 atudenta, male and feasak, JMt 1M1 net ln a nude "aen· tlCJl'J ,,,.,........ sea1lo11 lh•t lasted •nral .,...., J"h't Of tlMI 111 stlldenu undtultd, lad all .. t la a Mmklrcte and held Ueda, ctlllf"!I public information of· fidr' Robert. Bynum said. Tbt incident oceurred durtna a dua _ • ., .............. ? .. ...... Tbe admJnlltratlo11 made lt plain U). day it will seek to dlaband the n· puimental cou.rae In • 'a e n •or 'f awareness.'' An emerecncy session of tht coordlntting commlt~e for the faculty Academic Senate was carted for lat• today. Th• profeuor. 21-year"°ld Ger~ Friedbera. who holds ' Pb. D. froJa HtrVatd, wu not prtHllt •t tht cl&M .. Cl. r- .,.._ a.id Frledbera. popular wtth t111t .-...U, was itlready a con· tnwert1a1 niure on cam~s. Hia uaoclate professorship will end tr. JUM and the faculty senate has cllicldld not to retain him . Students have dbcu&led the possibility of hlrinit "8 ~ • 1 non-faculty member to ln-ll'llrt • H olf-tampus Pxperlmental coU.O: tea1•11ta met lasl night to dlscuu a.,...wutJ, Bynwn wd. Weinberger Gets Tap California's just.resigned Director ,..f Finance, Gordon P. Smith. today is free to follow up his remark in NP.wport Beach Monday that he "always looks forward" to returning to Orange Cou11ty "wht!never J ,gel lonely in Sacramenkl." Smith can return at any time, because Gov. Reagan on Thursday n:lmed Caspar W. Weinberger. former Assemblyman, kl succeed him in the $30,319 a year post. The outgoing finance director, gave no hint here Monday of his impending surprise resignation. Smith's own plJ.ns were not among his "revelations" -notably his asser· lion that the state's next fiscal year bu"get can be balanced U c\Jts are made in Medi.Cal and weliare pro· grams. He spoke berore more than 300 persons at the instailation banquet in the Balboa Bay Club of the Newport Harbor Chamber of Commerce. Smith said in Sacramento rte step· ped down for "personal rea~ons." Reagan. seated at his side at an inform51l news conrerence. accep"ed his resignation wilt, "great regre• .. " Weinberger. a 50·year-0ld San Fran· cisco attorney and former Republican stale legislative leader, will take over Ma~ch 1 as the man who prepares the state budget and parcels out money to all the agencies. Firmly idenjfied with the party's moderate wing, he supported former San Francisco Mayor • G e o r g e Christopher against Reagan for the Republican gubernatorial nOillination in 1966. •' Weinberger has been a RepuJcan sl .. te chairman. As a lcE:: ·t¥lr~~ he was in charge of an inyt!tigation o~ state liquor scandals ,bind. as a re!.ult, the ·liquor controV laws were Jrastically changed. Called "Cap" by his friends, Weinberger is po p u : a r with Democratic and fl e p u b l i c a n legislators -some or whom served with him ir. the Assembly. ~mith. 50, was constantly embrolled in controversy with the Democr&ts who control the legislature. For weeks. there have been rumors In the Capitol that he was leaving, but on Jan. 17, he said there was "no validity" to the stories. County Officials Mum On Kirschke Witnesses By THOM BARLEY 1)1 IM Delly l"llel SllH Orange County authorities today were close·mouthed on reports that two "vital witnesses" in convicted murderer Jack Klrschke's court f\gbt for life had admitted their story was a hoax . District Attorney Cecil Hicks - traditionally -was ·•out or town" to newsmen who sought verification or denial or the reports. Investigator Frank Oxandaboure had a curt "no comment" to all ques· tions on his role in the Kirschke case and investigator Eddie Banks was ''on assignment''. Banks and Oxandaboure supposedly pl2yed key roles in the alle~ed con· ression or two men who cl&Jmed to have seen a man and a "hard blonde" leave the home of former deputy district attorney Kirschke on the night that hi s dress designer wife and her love r were slain. An Orange County new::paper today claimed that the two unidentified men said by Hicks· orfice to be confessed bur,itiars -admitted to state. attorney J(eneral office's investigators that their story was a hoax and that they were paid to concoct It by Jack Kirschke. A high ranking oHicial of the at· torney general's office in Los Angele~ today told the DAILY PILOT that Southland Ski Co nditions Good tht. hoax story was "purely and simply eyewash." The informant ~aid he was "shocked and astounded that such a story should have appeared." A report in anJ~her c o u n t y newspaper to the effect that ~ two men were members or a gang who offered to sell their testimony to KJrschke was d i s m i s s e d as "nonsense". by the same official. ''I've been in close touch with this lr1 .. estigation." he said, "and if there have been any such developments they haven't been made known to me.'; ''A conference has been called for this afternoon." he said, "but I think that we shall only be discuding ramifications of the case created by this publicity. There has been. to .ny knowledge. no evidence so far that would reflect on the credibility of the two witnessPs, ·· Ah, So! Asian • Flu Due Soon On W est Coast LOS ANGELES (UPI) -The Asian nu 1s expected to .arrive on the West Coast shortly. imported by vaca- ti oners and air travelers from the t:ai1t and Midwest. The California Medical Association ~aid doctors first thought th e respiratory virus, ldentiUed as the A2 or "Asian" strain, might be con· fined to the eastern hall of the naUon. It was believed to carry Its own two- year Immunity cycle and c.tifornlana had it last year. But the CMA said 'AlurlCUy the virus sweeping the Eut aod Midwest m1y be slightly different from the strain that hit the West last year. The symptom~ of rever. runny nose, sore throat, cough and ~ch• usually subside a_fter three or lour d•Y•· Aspirin provides aome relief from headache and fever. Bed ~ light diet and high fiuld lntaU are recomtnended by 111ost docton ta fltal th, di ..... ... I . 1 ....... ,..., 2, 1"8 ........... _, ... _ 1Ama Blach Mlpft.tMr ,.-. T-r· W decided it Wll tbDa. t.o IDOH after bit ~at at 1411 Hen- del'I01l A Ye., WU looted by burllan three times ln J1DU8fY. Wednesday night. Taylor and WI wife atufied what wu left ol their ~ions ln their car and clron off. They hadn't aooe balf a block before tbq were ~ oHr by police flllldDI a rtd ~t. It IMtlll Tay- Jor'1 .... .,,.,... uneasy OHi' the bmi18'tll, bid teMpboned DOUce wtdfe Tl1lor w• lo9dinl hfl car and reported T.,wt home Wll .... lDI Joottd .... • • Bob Hopf cmivci at the La Quinta aolf covnt with hil codd11, Pht1Ut• OOJn for the 11cond ,.oimd of tu 90-hoU 1122,000 Bob Hope DtH11 Cla11ic which bcoan W1dne1da11 end will ccmtiniu Ulf'augh Sunda.11. • Last Christmu, while home for a visit, Army Col. a.,.. Jtteblon of Minneapolis, Minn., gave his bro~ Bud a pi.ltoJ. "Now that rm ~tiring from the Army and f.oing into Embassy service, I won t be neecUn$C it anymore," Jacobson aald. Wednesday, Jacobson was toaaed a .45 caliber pistol from out- side hla room and kiHed the last or the Viet Cong attacking the U.S. Embasay in Saigon. • SoUon aboonl the oimeft ccmin Oriako1'V MN otNn ffltr iocmtng to San Fnmcltco's stn- olt 0M1. The bio a1a1p docJccd m. San Francilco W td'IU~ a/Uf' ltl tOUf' Of dutv in tht toOUTS around Vittnom. A huge make· 1hi/t lign cm the lidt of the carrier read, ''We'rt here to ma1u lDN, not wort" • · When Army Staff Sgt. Finn Cooper of Ft. Benning arrives in Vletna~.._ he'll hav• a family re- union. He will meet two of hll sons who are senina there. They are Marine Cpl. J1mes Cooper, 21, and Marine Pfc. D1vld c..,.,., 18. Rh two other IODI Will' remain at the famlly home with hit wife lD Columbus, .Ga. • Smith aa.a..,, gandlon ol \be founder of the R. J. RtJl'oldl ro. bl~ Co., sluted bla 5th diatrtct COOIJ'et•iontl campaign by mptng an emergency laodina Thursday tn a helicopter. Where did the 32- year-old tobacco 'heir land? In a tobacco field near Winaton-Salem, N.c .. nat~. Lynch Asks ,New Home RaciaI Ban WAllllNGTOIC (AP) -TM •te ol Caliltnla bit urpd _.. ...,_. Court .. nile tblt ........ llapln wbo bold ~-::.-;..., 80t prac-tb r.a.l ''Glwa t11e tn'f• enm. • ........ tloll'a .... eeaa.n, .. ul4 Calfn.a AU,. 0... Tbomu C. LJDcb la a friend.alciomt brief flltd 1'anday, "thla. ccadr7 cunat to&erate tbt Wle fl •1farmfl1overntD11tat ... a.twt wblcb pmnlt. prtYate ctilcrtln1utory conduct.,, POIHlllon of a state llet1111, LJlldt llkl, "la aufflcleat atate ia¥o1Yement to mou the prol8bltiou o1 u.. ·14th · ~" Cal&fcnla'• brief ... tied to the ...... fl a st. Louil ctaple, Kr. -Mn. JOllpb lAt JCIDll. wbo ... rtftlMd wbd tbly tried to baJ a bout la a atat.Uctmtd aubdl.s.lon la Mlaourt. JODll ii a Necro. Mn. JOIMI ii wtd ... Tbe1r court apptal alreadJ bu drawn ltlPPOl'l from M1Jaoua1 and Michigan olflcialJ, 11 well u ttle JuaUce Department and rellclowl and dvll Ubertltl organisationa. Nixon Ahead 3-1 by Poll; Starts Late MANCHESTER, N. H. (AP) Seetlllg a winning lmate a1 he bids again for the presidency, Richard M. Nixon returu today to a famWer Republican atompin& grounds -ahead 3-1 ln the poll of GOP voters but three weeks behind hJs chJef rival's personal campaign start in New Hamplhire. Nixon planned a noon news con- ference ln Manchester to start his campalp. Nixon will be joined by Ilia wife and their two dauabtera for a press reception in Concord tonl&ht. The biJhllgbt ot bla opening cam- paign UU. weekend will be a speech after a rout beef dinner with 1300 Republicans Saturday ni&bt in COn· cord. Elgbt year• alter bl• narrow Iola to Jobn F. Knned1 for the preaideaey and m yeara art.er ~ failure &illlMt Edmun4 Q. lSJ'oW1l lD tbe CalHornla iUber'DMlrial ftel, tbt fo(mer Va hultdlll la lawn4 .. • •••• t V!:W .. Got. 'Qwlil • t , ii New Hampeb!re't MirOb 1l Jll"llU'r. Romnf1, UllDI • t 1 ten at•• personal appearance IC'heduJe ill bll att~m to overtake Nixon la tbe )Md. oU ary tMt, betaa campalpba1 in ew Hamp1hlrt J~. 12. Nixon ii well mown to Ntw Hampshire voten. 111 UM, be drew nearly 23,000 write-in vote. for 9'c:e pnaidtnt at a 'time when there ftl't repotta .M m1gbt be dumped aa Prtal· dent DWlgbt D. Eiaenbower'a running mate. · In 1980, Nixoa won the state primary, drawiDC .... votiel, and wut on to capture the 1tato in tbe November electlon with nearly 151,000 votiea agaln.lt Kennedy's lS'!i.!00· 111 1994, Nlson received 16,:iw wrlte- ina ln the it.ate pr11idtotial primary and 1,100 write-w for vice prelktenl David Sterling, bla stat.! campalp manapr, said Nixon's announcement Tburaaa7 ~be wolud be a candldate 1'tl • 'yerx entbualuticaDJ' ncetnct." ~lxoa lllllCNDCed bla 1nttntkms in JD open \etter that StsUna aald wu ~ to 150.000 persona. "We bad 300 Gt 400 pbone can. In bit Office ak>ot, .. Smllna said Tues- day JriCbt in Concord. 11Jt wu 1trlcUy his Idea -a very wuque manner ol 1 man announdn1 · h1I lnttntlom," SterUna ad!. HILD CA,TIVI -John A. Sulllnn, 24, ot Vail, Colo., ii attended to by Nune Doria Tro~el at 8t. Lukes u:::,tal in Den.er after hil car crubed while ch two ..,..... tblt had robbed • Vatl .2,.,,.c • .,.,.....s~~ . I I • • • WIT ....... loqe. Sulllvan had betn held captive by the gun. JDel bat ac~ and pve Clbue when the pair lefL Tbe aunmen returMd to the lodge and toot four bolta1ea includin& the Vail polioe chief. I Pair Flees Ill Wild Chase DENVER, Colo. (AP) -Two took the vllla1e police chief and Inn in Vall and of th la t b gunmen-ideotified by POllct as men one e s oatages wanted for murder in texaa -avoid-handcuffed him to a tree. to be freed. ed a police dragnet today after leaving Tbe two iunmeo at Vail were It all began about % a.m. Thursday hostages, frl&.btened wttneases a:md described by witnaae1 aa well dreP· when John A. SuWv1n, 24, of Vall, abandoned cars scattered along a 300-ed, often polite and apeaklng with said a companion, Guy Patterson, mite trall through the RoclrJ Moun-a Texas accent. They dropped from 28, was robbed at gunpoint of •us taint. riah~ alter they rtleaied their last by the men. A widespreed alert on 1UJpk:ion of Sullivan said be chased them in auault, robbery and kkbu11plng w11 two holtagea lJI Denver. his car unUJ they aw~ed broadllde out for Cbarlee F.dWard Hardin ~ "If we WI have five minutes in and be ru into a mountalnalde to and Earl Wayne Saadtra, %1, ~pi Denver, we'll be home free," ooe avoid hittlnl tblir car. He was on murder charges in tt.. slaying . ol the meu aald, aceordlnl i. Richard hospitalized in Denvli with a back WAlllJNG1'0N (AP) -?ilUlaarJ of. IWala .., tblJ clen't toreMe uy •·•-• call-ap ot PNld force ~ aa.t» U.u.d 8taMa rtadle1 W.1 a ltC-' Md to ncov• tbe USS Pueblo tbroutb talb witb blr N.a &n.a ta&>ta'I• • Tbele .... Ult JIUUoodevelapmuta hi tM ....... !al Alta crilia: -TM--~•......,.. ~U.S. wi.lliap~ lo -..se ta ~face talb witb North ·Korea aimed at pJ:9iDf retwG of t.U Pueblo ucL lier IS-man crew. 'Tbe Ktion. Wlowed a b(oadcut hint b1 North Kwea tbat a settlement :ml~ be poaible 1m'OQlh new ta1D al P81111U1ijom, tbe Kotfan War truce lite. . -Prwdent JobnlOll a31d U.S. bom· bin& ot North Vldilam will continue aw the enemy lives "some better 1111" that· a bait would not retult in stepped-up terrartsm and ai· greaaion a1alnst South Vietnam. Be spokt aa the CA.mmuni.IU con- Uaued widesprud aHauUa against major South Vietnamese dUea and U.S. commander Gep. Wllllam E . Westmoreland. warned the enemy's "main efioit" is yet te come. -Military IOW'Cel •at the Peataton indicated the beat ia off, at teut for now, on any call-up of Army Reserve of National Gard ground UL.its. ARMY RED TAPE SNAFUS SOLDIER FT. McCLELLAN. Ala. (l.JPI) The Army said today an Alabama soldier volunteered for V l e t n a m service and then spent 10 months at home awaiting a "port call" that never came. What did finally appear at the Shef - field, Ala., door of PFC. Berry A. Moore, 22, were military pollc•men. They picked up the soldier and COD· fined him for 24 hours. Then be was transferred to Headquarters Company at Ft. McClellan. of a tavma owner ln Fort Worth Jordan, 31, manapr of the Wedeln injury. Tex., latt Dtc. 21. · ' jfiiiiiii~· iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-~iiiiiil&iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~~~~~~~~~~~ PolJce a1ao were looking for Tbeo Ray 'lbames, 20, wanted Oil the aame charge and reported to be in Colorado with Hardin and Sanders. The latest eplsodt WU tbt MCOed 1pedae\alar .. tawaJ au.mpt Ill Colorado in lour 411•, ~aa blaan witb budll4 .. -tbe ~,.. ... 1a...... 1ioti ... ~_,......_.,.. ...... v.., C,'9.r a *I ~ la o-e JINMtel, Monu1'1 cbut 1tarttc1 Jritb •-... IP~ at a Denver ....,..,.......t. The supermarket budlt lbot two ol bil ltVIJI boitacea in a ~De Ql.aht acroea the plaina. with mon ~ 100 olUcer• uuiurau.il The Vail aunmen releued all their botta1es unbarmtd. Tbt Dtaver ltlokup man abd\lded a poQet aerseaut and finally ,1&11'• relMSlrtd to billl. Tbe Vall 1U111D•D W reek Identified As Sunken Ship POTH, Amtralia (UPI) -A team of newapapennen today identified a partially sunken wreck off tbt coaat of south wutern Auatralla as a frelgbter that baa been lying there since 19Gll. · At ftnt lbt wrectace waa thoulht to have been the USS Triton, a sW>- marine loll ID World Will U, or a Japanese submarine sunk in the ara durina ~ w1r by Australian cor· vettes. The reporters took a dinghy OIJt to tbe wreck a mile off.&bore. I ' ... ,, . ; . 'I f Shitdes of Whistle pig a one Only No. 1 Mormota Monaxa, Groundhog•, Others Retreat c ... ,., LltM ver!Mlt wllldl "' nltM .,,. ,,_,.'"' Mc-'ne ,,,.,,., _..,,y • lolJllMlllll ~ ...... -fll .... ..,.i11111H •lone ... _,.. c.oetl llllt l'IMM'nlfte. "•It IGnltillt end k lllf- MY. y ............... -..... ,_.. ,,..,. e ...... ti .. ,. ""' f/I .._ TIM ---""' -SJ.t. %1 -4 " . M it " 11 SI XI 62 .. ~ : q • SJ " 5' • ~--61 ,, S1 61 a 1t " .. 1' • • a ., $1 _, -11 .... ,. ,. q n ,. a • .. 6S ,, la. 1) ,. . ., lS 11 n • J2 • • • • n ~ I .. . " .. ; ! : :: • • " . a • " . 1·: . : • • • • " . ,. . • • , . ' I ., ~ C.I him the a~lot•r's astrefoter. Syfln•y Omarr, ' tM •ftlY ~ ,...,. ev.r e1119n1d by the United States armed f•rc .. to.ftffl.time duty•• aft astroloter. now becomes your ewtt ,,.,...1 forecaster. The llMln '""'5ona of ~,. call "the mod knowl1~01al:>le astrologer of our time" ioins the DAILY '9lOT staff with a daily column that belongs on your "awd rMcl" liet. Loek fot it in the Soci.I 11 section. J s .. verslves Centrol Board Coming Back W Life By WALTER R.. MEARS pointed Simon F. McHugb, husband of a f o r m e r WASHINGTON (AP) -Johnson secretary, as a The Subversive Activities board· member, with a Control Board may be com-$2&,000 salary. Ing back to life after two 0 p p o n e n t s charged dormant years, nourished McHugh wasn't qualified for the job. new In 1988 or aplre. But Dirksen called the DuBois cue a proceeding "that can run on and on.•• "So the board 11 In business," be said. by a law 10me senators bad "For the we of the hoped would put it out of American tupayen and for Bullfightin• g business. all tbe American people, I The board scheduled tta hope the SACB will go out first bearing in two years of business on June 30, Art Top1·c for Monday in New York 19118," Prosmire said as the . to explore the u. s. attorney measure passed the Senate. general's contention that the He said the board has cost Newport Beleb art l 1 t w. E. B. DuBois Cluba of the taxpayers $5 million and James Clutter will exhibit America are "substantially has not accomplished a his "spllt·second·of-action" d l r e cted, dominated and thing. bullfight painttnas during controlled by the Commu· The DuBois hearing would February at the Riverside Dist party." appear to fulfill at least half International Fine Arts The DuBois organization the conditions for t h e ~ery. uked for a dela, In tbe board's continuing existence putter paints in fast-• ~u:1 t. ':..:.:t -=~= =~ ~g acryllcl which. be • • . ftlB ,teotany to meet tM 19 HJJ, "are mor9 'hdle than BVDGET ll008T quh'lment for fbe1Dltituting po~.!i'! .. 11tntaiapo:'t:! .. ~ .. im-Tttere ii a 3t percent of a proceeding," because .. ~·1 bOOget boCllt ol Sll7,000 for tbe case was inltitut2d in HI.a paintings are f n the SACB tn the spending 191!8. private c 0 11 e c t l 0 n I in procram Prelldent Johnson He argued the bearing Europe and South America, has sent Coqresa, and it aJone will not keep the as well as the United States. carries this explanadoa: board going, that it must He conducts a ICbool of fine "lncreue will permit Jm.. come up with 10metbing arts in Newport. plementation of legblat10111---;..._------------- enacted on Dec. 14, 1987 ... That leSiJlation provided the five-member aaency with new CommunJ.st-spot- ting duties to supplant ftme· lions ruled unconaUtutional by the Supreme Court. The board, 17 years old, WU Mt' tip fll> lllentify and regilter 1 Commanlatl. But Sen. WIDlam Proxmire, D- Wit., alt tn recent Senate debate on its future tile agency "failed to regllter a .,.. CommUnilt in ita vapid llk1'r1 . ., WON ADQPTION 'l'be bill, empoweriJla the board to bold beariDP and declare groups to be Com· munllt dom.lnated « con-=~ ... ~~ g...u~.;MJlt to tbl ...... without bear· bllL Prom.Ire and a bloc of Senate Dbenll foueht it 'for a wtek, then won &(\op- tion of an amendment re- qotrtng the apncy to do lometblllg or uplre. It cleared ~ db • NQ1,dremeat tlult tbe bcmd bold at leut OM him· lnC la the next ,.. • and lllltitute at Jeaat one ~ ceed1nc. or face abolidon. Tb e ftiilU0ttilJ IW'· roundbC 1be SACB ftll't llmlted to chartU tt dktn't ~~..=thlnc· Lut .. ___ _ )'tar, Jolmoa • NOW OPEN! ... ' lt~'o p eful ll1lce tJINatlDI to tbe Repabllcan In tM South. tbe c:lql» must loot ellewbere for.'4e•· Roc*etener. ... outer appeeJ to Negroes, in· dependents add wavering Democrats in the North. But Bocbfeller, .UU IC&r• ............ c:.... ......... • Mii .. c.... ....,. c..... .. ... e n1111e.M• ..... . .,. ............. NOW AT ••• TOV ATT"S Al· Whirlpool Appr ... Shown Now Aallallle ii Edpd Atocado and Edpd Copper-Ila Ema cast! 5-CYClE, 2-SPEED WASHER NEVER IRON CARE FOR PERMANENT PRESS FABRICS Includes special cooHfown wash c)1de far Ptrtartent Press, Infinite Si ii c:tloft of Mltef' kMls, 5qdel, 5 watef' • temp selections! Avalllblt In Edpd Copper « Edlld "°""*""' at no extra cast. 5 DRYING SELECTIONS, INCLUDING PERMANENT PRESS Git the c:orwenience Of nonn care for Pwmalwnt PrllS IA a dl)llr loeded wfth...,. 1-turesl lncM:tes IUklmatic Moiltlft llliadll' ct.,._ ciomol that shuts off when ~ .. dry, 5 ~ cycles -plus choice cl lolall to match 'P1I WNrlpool Washerl : luY 1HE IMlCHED MR R>R DEWXE AUAABRIC CAREi . s1299s ' Frtdlt, f ebnwy t 1968 4 7 4 Cambodia Warns f Commie 'Frtiitors Walkout's Blame Set By Union J>l'ITSBUJlGH (UPI) • • · ·JillntinC at a· lonr •trik•. a lYaited Mine Wt t k et I (UMw) district chief today blamed Ult power · COJll.- panlea for a fl v e • I t a t e walkout which 1cUtd 47i"DJ IOft coal rnlner1 and cloM4 10me retail coal outletl. • • M l c b a e l Budunosld. • • director of the UMW district I af Pittaburp, ll1cl the miners atart.4 •alldD& oll tht job 1n Peanqlf'anll tm daya-ago becaUH the power companies "are eollltaatlJ depressing the price of coal." As a .reault, be ukl, non. un.Jon mma wtth io.r ,,... ·, 1eaJe1 bav• bHD sprlnsmt • up to meet the low pricel i: offered by the power com· · -: panies, the cblef ciutomers ol the soft coal indub'y. The ltr1ke Wll IPU'i.d by ma11 arreltl of UMW plckets by state Police lut week during d.smonatratlona at two Solar Fuel Co. mlMI near Hooversvllle in aouth· central Pennsylvania. Budzanoakl aalcl thll was merely the trllltr' that Mt off the strike. He laid Mt. tlement of a UMW Watt contract dlapu1e ,... 1111 Solar ComJU1 woUI aot lead to peace ID tbl eoa1 fleds. Coal produeen wbo haft contracts wttb tbl UMW pat . 40 centa per tm ti cell : mlned to tba UMW Wlllan and RetirtlMDt 1' a a d • Nonunion m1nee do DOt pat the royalty. QUICK C.tch ., ......, .. ..... • _. •. RH4.,.., ........ .... ! ,,.llentl•• lle111 .. c a .... .. • ... DAILY PILOT. ~lr Foree i . Mig·Ace Aimril Set Not Wanted There Either P1arellts Ask Son Return Increasing · ~ 1ta ck1d -oa aomeWbat a 1Mt 11Ut DIW county enrollment ooMtnuld to outpace the rate of a.- crease for the rut of the state, a Callf ornia Tax· payers Association survey •bowl. . Enrollment in O r a n g e County elementarJ, juicr hlth and high schools, and j1IDior colleges, was up 8.7 ~in March, 1967 over UM ,_. before. T b e pre•loua ,..... increase .... pereat. W0,000 . Gema Stolen ARC.\DIA (UPI) -Police todl1 eoaOt tldeves who droft a Mllllllan's car lolded wbb a ca u a r t er m1llloe cloUan JD diamoadt from a ~t parkln& lot. tm.c g,.,... l>ftl*8t of t ll • Allllm·Kadnaa jewelry ftrm ti ... Aatelel • Mid .. 11m1 .,.. valued • '150.000 ~e and are wortt • least QI0,000 OD the opea marUL AC:L1r Will Not Help Def end Draft DOOgen ' . . ~-. -. - FLOOR M-ATS wltll •ch Radiator or Muffler Job FREE! e DILIVl l Y e HOOK.UP e YEAR WAIUtANTY PACKAltD BELL - COLOI TV trom532995 ChoOle from a ..... se .. ctioll ·o1 flnlsltn and styl"! FREE! 25 LP. STEREO RECORDS All YOll FAVORITE REC..-STAISl e JACK JONIS e JUDV GARLAND e SAMMY DAVIS JR. e COUNT BASIE e DIAN MARTIN AND MANY MORE MGM HITSI GET :.~~=DS VALUED .~150 WITH THE PUICHASI OF ANY PACKARD BELL .. STEREO! .. I.Cl AMGaa (~ - GdGIJ ...... tbe Jllllck b r o k er-tareecs-blP.,le, la repQNcl • a _,.. -atrib ht Lot~ Olat1 Jail. The --~ Wrisht. IS, 11 ~ beJd for u ex· ........ 'oe. to bd .,,..., Ill'• IDtlltalr cepetlnt to blliD a,... tlrm. He wu coavicted . 1ut )!AU 0 f poueaatnc marijUana. "I don't feel -eatinc," Wright told J.U.• when they brou&ht food Wed· Diida)' allbt ud Tbanday. ••ue•a Coiq to atarve · ._ _ _. _________ ~.-..----_, blmitlf . .U tbe7 let him out o( Jail," t&Jd Wright'a ~··GM of llury'1 Jff'1VP bt can't think attorney, Sberwin Shayne. _____ ...__wWlout ___ ww.....;_*>_taa __ ·"------ He aaJd Ult bearMcl Wrig'bt told him: tTbll la my act · ol WU' aplnat tbe .. tablilb• meat. J am not a ertmlnaL I lbouldD't t" ln Jail." 2nd Brother Gets Death I In Slayings SUSANVILLE CUPI) -Convietld ·myer R o b t r t ~ 'Nwtll, 11, Of Reddin& WU condemned TburadAy to death in the gas chamber for the aumbot and atabbtna murders of a p o p u 1 a r Lassen County couple and a Hoopa man. A Superior Court penalt1 trial jury deliberated seven hours before decreeing the death 1entence for Tidwell, who heard t h e an· no uncement lmpa11ively. His brother, Wijllam Jr., 21, received the same penalty last month for the triple slaying. Tl]e victims were Levoy ana Jeannette DeForest and Keith Ultuback. Bodies of the DeP'orNU were found at their ranch home Aug. 4 while Utterback's was foun:i later in the couple's abandoned automobile. Fanners Gain Delay In Minimum Pay Hike LOS ANGELES (UPI) - California growen have suc- ceeded in temporarily halt· ing enforcement of a state dlrective which would in· ·creue the minimum wage paid to wcntn and m.lnora In acrtculture. Superior Court Judge Rob- ert S. TbomptOO signed the stay-order ·l'huraday pe.ndlng a beerini March 29 on a suit Wed by several agrlcul· tural auodatiom and farm employen acainst the State Indllltrlal Welfare Commis· 1ion and the State Dlvialon of Industrial Welfare. The directive, wblcb would have b e c o m e effective Tburtday, increued t h e minimum trom t l.30 to $1.91 Q bOlD'. It WU iaaued last Nov. 11 followin1 a series ol hearings during which the a"encies determined that higher living costs re- quired an increase in the wage. The agricultural groups filing the suit contend the cost of living fi.g\U'ea were based on urban areaa where the living cOlt ii much hllh· er tban ln rural areas: At tbt March 29 hearing, the petitioners plan to ask the court to issue a writ of ·mandate toretnc the state agencies to reiclnd the dl· reettw. Mrs •. Finch Estate Goes To Children LOS ANGELES (UPl)- Tbe estate of Mrs. Barbara Jean Flncb, victim of a aen· aational Soutbern California slaylnl in 1959, will be dJ. vided between her two chll· dren. Under a final accounting approved Thursday by Su· perlor Court Judge Arthur k. Marshall, Mrs. Finch's MID, R a y m o n d, and her daulhter by a previous mar· riage, Patti Dee Daugherty, each will receive $36,742. Legislature ~ Action · Patti wu 19 and Raymond 1• when their mother was shot to death at the family home In West Covina. Dr. Bernard Finch, 50, and hlJ llUllnla. Carole Tregoff. 31, are aerving life p r i s o n tennt tn connect.ioa Jff tb tbe cue. · · . Mra. Finch's estate oriiin· ally bad useta of $133,MS plus a .._,,000 insurance poJ. ICy. Tb8 IWD WU red\leed ~:xes, attmneys' fees and s. WET THE *BED? MlltJ •tta IH IMNrtn dt .•• •n-flfflnlrHrl !NUR'iOHE hit ..,._., In OYer 21~9IW 450.000 ~a.It It Clft .... -.S·wettlftl ClnuNei1),• ..... -----.... ---• ......, "'· jult ..... fOllf .......... ~·-Just • ._....a. tildln!Que. ENU"· TOH[ 11 the 1rl1ln1I I nd only INttlod dewloptd by I doctor, ep. ..,.... by many doctor•. Reeom- ~ 1111 4 thru50. Mell coupon for FREE INFORMA- TION wtthool obli1ation, ind , .. etlw booklet on bed·wettln1 written ~ ... ...._ femily •tor. ·~ lllr. lMl lMTOllt COWMrr I LOI ANGIU:I (.\P) Tw SID ....... V.U., mea, aocUMd o1 "1lal to WUat • cl\Y ..a1 .. and 1111 111111 ~ la I DiDC ..u.. baYt beee rillaled GD ... baU lldl. '°llct booked Ccnttantine Kela~. t!t. c~~ a o 11 Park, eel ~fJ J . Mouitliu, 31, Tanana. Tburada.J cm a felOQy cbar1e Of couplraey ~ commit IEST 1\e DAILY Pf\OT .......... .......................... , .. ,..., ef ......... ., .... Me .. '"' -··~ ............ . bribeey. Councilman James B. Pot-~-===============-=-=· :::-=:-;::::JI w Jr. and b.la aide, John Barrilon, told . pollct the IOai.DC ID&ttet involved a propc>Hd propll'tf trade betwten an acavatlnt t on· tractor and • R u u U n OrtbOdoK OMarch. Police I 11 • I • d Kon· toPirdil ud MOUJtatu tr1ecl to 1tt Potter to allow dt.J permiallon for the church to erect a new mlJlioD.dollar build1nc OD SMnnu Oak1 property. The contractor was to be Clyde Wainwright. Author1Ue1 •till 1ought W&lnwrlght 'nlur1day night for questioning. The church -St. Innocent Orthodox Ch1rdl -ftled •P· plication Sept. 7, 1987, with the Cllty for a conditional use permit. However. the request wu denled earlier thll week by M a n u 1 O'Grady, a11od1~ zontac administrator. O'Grady said the d111rcb • Beach & Edl11CJ91' ltvd., Hlfttlntton leach I See by Today's Want Ads e WHAT AN INTIRUT· INO MJJtKETPLACE THIS IS -with a var- let>< ot OPEN HOUSES In the DIRECTORY and f o r swappers, TRAD- ER'S PA RA 0 I S E la loaded! • A decorator la havina a sara~ sale. • A boat trailer Is want· ~ ! Ironing hi wantt'd ! e 'J'hett'a a b e a u t I f u I palnl filly cheap! • A novel shop just open. ed -called: "MISC.'' • Here'• a line of elect.m- nlc la ct:>emlatr:v equip-ment beln1 aacrUlced! •There'• palft morel .. -----· H AUNTR _, _____ _ We ouaronltt occurote preporotlon ol every to• retur11. If we mokt any errors !hot Cati )'Oii ony ,.llOlty « lnttrtsl, Wt will pay the IMl!OllY or inletttt. .. ,. [3[!l!XSCT?•· Amenu 'a llraett Tax Service with Over 2000 Offlltla 1834-C NEWPORT BOULEVARD (at tMwport and Harber), c.ta Me.a WUK DAYS t AM • t PM. IATUIDAT • SUNDAY t • I PHONI '414n 4 NO APPCANTMENT NICl~l~ • 6827 Westmlnttw at Golden West, Westminster • 233 L 17"9 St. -Costa Mesa Shopplnt Cellttr, Costa Mtta • 1406 W. EdlftCJer and lristol St. - Edincaer Center, Santa Ana • 2lOO Harbor llY.d at Wilson St. - Harbor Sllopplnt Center, Costa Mesa T' Worlnntm'1 Polv Lundi Ills .,,.-,_ .... 99'Juntlfo Vlayl Plalllc ~lalk.r TMifty ~--~ '!O • 17904 MatnoUa St. at Talbert, Fountain Valey Ylllyl Plalk Dreulap ~_, .... ,,. -· ~ • . •1 DAil Y PILOT .. .. .. . ' For The Record · DEArB~ NOTICES . . I ,, • ! TEEL l'.lfll '· Tiet. l'errMrtv llf Clltt Ortw. N"'°" IMdl. DIM J-ry 31, , .... ..,., • '°"' 111.-. SUrYlwd by llWANlnd, AMR TMll -· lt-n TMll 11 ... r, Mn. ltrllta ,.oo!e, Md two 1renck/lllclt9ft, ,....,.,., .. ,..,,,., Md ln!el'f'l*ll wlM lie Mid 1111 Or-· TeHt. HUGHES Att.. G""" H.,.-_ M.D. 1'111 Cllff Ort.... "-! a..dl. ,... •-Y J_,.., 31. ..,,..,,... .,, ..... v ... "· """'"' "'--O.Vld ~ Colla _, JCIM HutlMt. 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I f'•l!t• '*'"' klfl --.,.,, .. •. c-t .....,_.,, C... WI MM, OINCNn. ,_,ty _..!Ml,,...... .......... .. --_... _....,...,., ....... telltr.,.. .. ... Amar1alt c- StlelefY, COOTRELL t<Ndatlell w. Clttnll. _........, fll Cefttwvllla. UWI. ...... -I'• ,,,.,.., 1 "' ~ a.di. ~lml ....... f'Kllk V... #.erMry • FAIRCHILD ic...... I'. ""rdl!L fM A A ..... olilWflrU, ~ HNL f'--~ I . ..,,,_,. ...... f'tldfk VW ....,.,, We•k End of Weekend DAILY f'tL.O'f ~ W "-~ This is the part of a weekend in the mountains that still is guaranteed to make strong men weak. The scene is a typical Sunday evening on the 1'mountaina-to- sea" route along Riverside Freeway whkh brings Orange Coast residents home from the snow. Santa Ana Canyon funnel driving time: up to two hours. Fr anchise On Tr ansit Trio Seekin g to L.ead Rejected ANAHEIM -The wrangl-convention floor. Rix is sup- ANAHEIM _ The Qty ing Callforn.la Young porting Lewil u hi.a sue· Council hue, wmch has Repabljcanl go Jnto con-cessor. Wrangling GOP been studying pouible rapid vention Satmday with three Schapel k bacbd by Jim tranail systems for more men, all regarded as Beley, last year's Los staunch conservatives, seek-Angeles "'-ty yo u n g than a year. bu baMll!d ooe · ... _ d '-Y\UI step abort of granting a non-lng Wll:J presi ency. Republican cb.a.lrman, and exclusive fra.ncbue to the The anno~ candidates Staunton is reportedly of. first firm proposing such a are Steve L:?wis of San fering bioisell as the in· system. Mat.eo, present CYR na· between choice. By a 3 to 2 vote, coun-tional committeeman; Rod "The Hix people support cilmen refused to grant a Schapel of Garden Grove, the Republican 11th Com- francbise to Anaheim Rapid an Orange County delegate mandment ('thou shalt not Transit Systems, 1 0 c . to the groop's state board speak ill of any Republican') Jail Term (ARTS). of directors; and Marshall and we do not," saJd Beley. ......... -..... ll•-----..-..1 TAX TIPS Q. I...._..._ traMo hrnl "' my Cl•91 ... , .. . .... ..... . ..... . c.-r.ct ,.,,. • ._ ....._ .................... ...... ... .. ..... ..... ••t """' .. .... ......... ........ .... a w watuact, W ........ _ ..... tllM"922 ......... l ..... ,...nt.,... .... ., "" ... ...... •• It ........ ,.,,. ...... ..... ,..,,. ... ......... ., ...... .... 11 .......... ""'"' A. No em111ion of time m~ " All CAURlllA " HRPYOU , CiBRAlEIHE . . ol ..YEAR OF THEIOIKR" .. s. fnllda'a 0911• .... .......... a-. ... · Y• ... die "Y• of ._ ,...,.. 11 ill ful swing through ftbruafy 1 Olhl Thi strMts af Old CNnatown C01111 livt with Ille ICIUld " fil1Cftck«s. GENERAL IUSINESS SEIYICES 1on11 ao• drums. und1r1corin1 563 W. 19TH STRllT Four other lirms have Staunton of Menlo Park, ''The Hix people say the outlined proposals f 0 r general counsel. CYR should be a little more Ord d lyltemS linking Disneyland, Thert hU beell growing moderate in QJ'der to help I ere JOHN I . SAUNDERSON, COSTA M1SA 642-0212 dlllCing C.Ual lions. lllborltl l~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~I tom, 1 block.font dr1gon and the ·Miss Chinatown UK Plgell1t. the Convention C e n t er , cootrowny ovw whether the organization's public lm- Knott's Berry Farm and dlsaide~ tactlom should be age, and we say we should In Forgery even the beaches and OC driven from ranka of the i«peak our own mind." (oi;rport. 8 . 2 0 ~member volunteer Dr .. Max Rafferty, state They are P e r 1 o n a l group or if new blood d~d superintendent of p u b 11 c , SANTA ANA A tonveyor Public M a s s be infused. educaUoa, is to -i>eak at Weatm•nekr man w h o Transportation S y s t e m , Another dispute it ex-IOIDe po1S during dae COD· ~ pm, to a charge S p e 11 m a n Ak Rall, pected over pma of veation. of .._, wu ...._.. in Universal Deaip Ud. aad mMDbln ta ft" counties 1WMl:tJ 1s Gpff'91i to &apmiit,o..t IMn to MrYe e... Rapd T r a aslt ~'+ ..... • ... •t._..!.,: •• IWl wblk M wU1 ._ ..-.. ta Orup System. --filmta -· cUlADee u. s. S.... nomu Comltf~W ,,_..., and ARTS was ftrst and hu -to send two delegates H\ Kuchel (R.Calif.), of was also placed on three gone farther than the othen, to the cOll¥Sltlon, each Anaheim in this year's years probation. up to a formal presentation clalm1n1 to repr~t bis senatorial primary election. John E. Bothe, 20, of 82'71 to the council county. .=========::::::. Abraham St. wu a 1 s o Some of the presentaiiom The delegates will have sentenced to serve 1 to 14 were even longer in com· to be certified by the BEST years bl state prison but parison than the multi-word c r e d e ntials commJttee, Judge William S p e 1 r s firm's titles. But the coun-beaded by Al Asmussen of Th• D.AIL Y f'ILOT •ff•" •••• suspended the major jail ctlmen have not be e n San Francisco. •1 the It.st fHhr••s, "" •ct.el term. Be toot similar action swayed -not just yet. John Hix of Fresno, presi· iur ... y of •••cl•rs, evelleWe 1• in tbe UM of Bot.he's ac· eny lltlwspeptr In tile utl1111. Councilman Fred G. Krein dent, said no matter wtiat compllce In the forgery in· said he thought granting a the commit.tee decision, an • cldeut, Patrick Greenwood, fraooblse to anyone was appeal will be taken to the 26, of 'l'Ulthl. premature. "I can't see how ------------------------------- we can Ue ourselves down now," he opined. Krein said that he once cli.lcussed the problem with 1he late Walt Disney and Disney said "Anaheim {s not yet ready for a rapid treorit system." Councilman Jack C. Dut· ton colorfully i!isagreed, ''Thia would not be a Mlckey Mouse setup." "This city bas progressed because it bas bad vision, faittl, and courage,'' Dutton hammered. Mayor Calvin L. Pebley and Councilman A. J . Schut- te jolned Krein in opposing the franchise at this time. County Geu U.S . Grant SANTA ANi\-An '80.000 study grant from the U. S . Department of H • a 1 t b • Education and W e l f a r e (HEW) has been made to Oruie County, Boa4 Com· m1uloner A. S. Koch told tbe lupll'Vilon Wednesday . A two.year lnveltigation of "Muinnan Utillllltion of Sanitary Lad FUii Tbroqb Intesratied ReOoD&I PLu-nmr wm be csried out as a rautt ~ tM federal crant. Kocb said. Solld .... clispoul pro- blems are tbe tarttt of the atudJ. Farwell Named College Adviaor WEEI<LY A ·LM ANA C "rT"T•~···••Sllllllll ll l • ..,.TTYT~••Y•T•••~••~•••••••••••••••• ·Free Pick-up and Delivery .Braka Ralina only$12~£ Set this spectacle irsl-hand. T r1vel to the colorful City by the Bly the 11sy way ... Ry ~r C1lifomi1. WY COM(I /tir Clifoml Eltdr1 J11s lly _,,.. *' frllll lfll Or1n1t County Aiport on 1 t:MMnitnt diyor flight schedule. In 111 hour, you1 tnter into the aotic woitd of 1 Chinew Ntw Y•• .. hrMg experienced the frilndly, personll service w!Vch Nr Caifomi1 trmhrs to the Bay Area hM CON tD expect. (ASY GO! Wlllll Iii Clifllrtil """,.. .... 111in, to Or1ng1 Co'81fY AirJort. yia111d1D ..... ... .. ..._ ....... ..... 1ftvl the crowdtd Lu Ant .. ...._ ...... 111 ..... ............... _,"•Will OM WltYfre pltJI tax Cell V .. T,...~ ,,, Mt CALl'IOflltUo (71') 14Ml50 .. .. JUDGE PARKER MOON MULLINS ~I, Ut-ICl-E WILLIE" How's IH' C>OO~lO· t>OOR Sflo.l.ESMAN M~lc:IN' OUT'r TUMILEWEEDS IIV~ ~f:Tl~a> " MOON •• IT'S 100 DANGEROUS ! _______ .., BEWARE BEWARE OF THE OP TitE PEMR FOX! PIPPER Pml WARN THE CHIEF! WARN1HE OOEFl y-• ~ _____._., MUTI AND JEFF ffC1N COME VOU DIDN'T MENTION IT LAST WEEK 'M-4EN WE GINE YOU lEN DOLLARS TOO MUCH? , ly Harold ... Dou ly F9rcl JohMOn ly Tom K. Ryan BEWARE! BEWNU! OFTH! PEPPERPOC! ~! ly Al Smith oH,WEl.L,X f!'IGUREO ANYBOCJY CAN MAKS A MISTAKE.EVEN A COMl>UTE'R, BUT WHEN rT MACE TWO MISTAKES I ~I'DBETiER 1'EU-~! ~y? MY l'~TH!~ 6AWMI! Pe~MlSSION Yl!5Tl!~OAY ... .. -~"?---•.• r-:·-... .. ~--==~ ~:~=~ !.•Cll• ....... ~ .. (M .. t.) .............. ....... , Llc.•111 ..... · .......... :., :;:r::...) ~-) ..... .,:: (JOM.) 1111!!111 • ~ CINDERELLA -Leslie Caron, Keenan Wynn and 1 !....,. • Mkbael Wilding star in tonigbt's production "Cind- erella's Glass Sli~' -on ''Oil To See 11-Wizard,. iM Cl!._~"-tct 7:29811 lllla llf . l t 7 3 C'"----• 7 The · ,) .. _ -. lll co or, a : p.m. on U&.U.W::l • moVJe, !.h r c 11 r 1 -..rt lQ ?:• =:::=..flt which will be shown in two parts ooocluding next ~ 1.... ......_ cw •> a.... l.111111: CQ ,,..._ week, is a musical production ol the clwlc ~ ' r-. ,(30 111111.) "Slit'• Gilb L •• ,._.lilt.., tale. _... ....... C:. ... "O'lltllltl'i CGll•crMit-•....... 1-------------------- fNl·Mdl· ..._ ...... WIUI 1· .......... CQ Illa Mlllf'• -.. 7lQ ..... """ (Q 11 LM I..,: (30 ... ) Ml ·~~II:!. 111 =--ft ....... la&IM: CC> (JO •> ~ .. ,......,c:..,..... ' ~ --=-=~=.:""" [». ~ .... ..,... ..... ,. .. n·i'~ ......... u •fE::-... r::-,:>(C) .-r11·~· Illa.) ~ ..... 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Ill (C) (90 MiL) CJ) AIC'I Wl4t WtrW If Frtar lt!pt s,.dtl: (C) ego • (CJ l.l¥t ttltcNI t1' tlM ""1 Illa.) "Tiit Silent Comtdi1ns." C. Qlilny·Thl4 S.--Yfnl *"" ...._ CitM Moa alld Jim Thur-I.. """'t flllllrl•• Reeil IMll lltlt aMw fttturilll mo¥ieleM'I 8 ..... $ ..... (Q ..... ... .._ ~rllt Clll,il11, ...... (""*Y) 'M • •1 .... ..,....... eo,s H1rDld Lloyd Cho tn, Ii-Tltntty, V111 Htftlll. =Conklin and htty Arbuc~t. • '!' IMir. '1'111, Dart: 1114 ._... ~ET ,..,_..: "l1dy .With the 2:JO!'°"'~wu .......,.. (C) USC 'riz•wlnninc Russian film, -i • tll •• , .,.; • lrvl• .. ~tel from AnlOll Chtkllav'1 "°" •vi•fll "'·. • uit ~ .. tlltft short stoiy of 1 loYt 11f1lr ''u~n1lion. W..11 1 middl•·•c~d b1nk olficial J:OO. 111:. C:,. .._. ltl •114:-=n~u~~min. · t~~ Ttltcalt ti tllt final lt.tl • ~ (i) Tit• 1111 h i•'"°"• rouads of tl11 ninth 111114111 dltlic. !:.:: (C) (60 min.) '1h• s.trtl Mu· ont of Ill• rtdlesl ind mo« llOllll• llcel Ul1 of Gtort• Plimpton." 111 pre>-1m1t1ur toll lourn1mtMI. Ill ..... net wl1tl lht Hew Yon l:•. ta (I) CIS ltlt Cllllk: (C) "9ill111lic CllllMttd lly lconar• l>t¥t Mtf! •114 l•lllJ *"8 INCtlt ...._ "°'" l'lilllptoft 1ttemp1J Cllarllt ~ 1114 Otw Hll. tt ....,. llllf 1 malar wrm'hony or· e ~ ())'" ~ Ttr. cq ._.,. hllditnt e11 t proftssiollll fltlll L-. all. 111-.C. By RICK DU BROW HOLLYWOOD (UPI) -ABC·TV'I pacesetting sports department will unveil its all-OUt covenge of the Winter Olympics at Grenoble, Frace, Sun· day with a 90·minute color broadcast. THE PROGRAM, "A Preview of the 1968 Win· ler Olympics," will be presented at 5 p.m. PST • and will kkk off almost 30 bours of ABC·TV re- porting of the international sports event-much of 1t in prime time. Actually, the openinJ ceremonies will not be held until Tue.day .mormnc (American timi!). Tbe rietwork's broadcasts, some of them live, will be concentrated in the 13-day pe.riod starting Tuesday. Only the considerable time difference between France and America -and the obvious inconven· ience it poses for viewers in this country -is pre- venting ABC. TV from scheduling more live cover· age of the Olympics. THERE WILL be dally use of the F.arly Bird SateWte, at any rate. Coverage of eventa will be- ~n the day they occur. And, except for the bob- 1ledding, all ol the competition will be tbowti in color. Of Tuelda.y'1 Olymp\c opening, a picturesque network pre• release notes: "WHf LI OLYMPIC athletes parade through the Grenoble afternoon sunshine in the opening ceremonies ol the 10th winter games, Americans will be watcbillf the festivities over their morning coffee and the Japanese will be viewing before re- tiring for tile evening. "ABC's live, color c<>Yerage of the opening ceremoniu will tr-Ivel approximately 15,000 miles from Grenoble to Tokyo Yia New York City in a fraction of a 'leCODd, thallb to a pair of .ctentific wooden, the Early Bird aad Lani Bini satelb1es." THE LIVE broadcast of the opening ceremonies will last one hour 45 minutes. ABC· TV notes that no television event has ever received the expensive sateUlte coverage for such a prolonged period of time as the Olympics will During the 1964 Winter Olympics at Innsbruck • Austria, ABCTV Uped tvents and flew them to America for airmg tile next day. ~ openlne cere-momes oC the 1964 winter and summer gamet were .seen live. But no OlymJJ'c event ori,mating on foretgn IOfl ever has been televised live in tllil country. ON THE VIEWING side, the network tays: "Tbapb to a split screen technique utiliting color 'slo-mo', ABC will be able to ehow tow skiers 'bead to head' so that viewers can analyze their relative 1tyles, judge where precious seconds are being gained or lost, and root 11\eir man home against the clock,." A.BC·TV will also pretent the Summer Olym- pics from Mexico City, Ind pllDI to devote about 45 hours of programmint to it. "It will,'• .ay1 the n&tworlc, "be the most MDl>itloua lpotU remote ever undertaken.,. W .......... lfttl. l'lifn,tOll, In Ill· lQlltr tW • fenw ,,.fnsionll loolb•l1 C111r Tllllh: <C> '1 Wtlldw ,,,.;. IM tdllor of Tht P11is R• '1 Klssl111 Her Now." ------------------- view, It !Mitt en4 111111tor of tht 4:00 I n. I N 111• 111: JM ,_ ~ ,,..,_ ... b 11t11 ,.tormi~I a ,.._. ...._. ~cmiNist with tht orcllutr1. 4:30 9 Ci) Salltl A111t1 a.: (C) .... ,_. !Int (C) (60 Tiit $IOl,000 Mdt4 Clllrla K. ' Strull Stabs. I Cll • .... hfllll« I. (J). • ........ 111111 ... (Q 111111.) ,.,...~~ NII lttlaf 11twt (C) (60 mlll) TMClltr 'II :':' U: "lit'• h ll In Low. 5:00· ~ '*::r.-...:.W ...., lltll ... (C) ()() •111.) lilt Johns. ...... ~ Gia....,, 11111 ~ U• 'nit Ua Htw llt'ft: (C) (30 O'Conlllll' Nttlt It Olll et tit ...,... ) G4ilr1t s.iMtf, ~lftr JohnlOI\. County .,..,,. Golf aw Ill 11'111114 • • ........ "' Mtotlt: .... .., "'Ille ..... ...-.,: ~ l• ,....... fie ....... 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I 2 TWD JDCft ~ ... kt die planning .......... Ranch-a~ ... }llnkir c.olltp: IOVth--_,.Utl_.., Drfft, ad.dakd lo btamd in 1969 Oft 110 ... "'Jmd,. ) •'.., ........... ~ Millou:ri 9Jtlmd, ..ta hiiM ,._SaniMry 11.-.d for cm•••tion • lO _,__UC. The Jnint bnch Wonnation CmM, ____ .... ____ ...... ~. -.,--........ -..... _.,el the ---...... ., ........... om. ...... -. ---0• ..... c.-..... __ lor ....... . ""O...c..-r s 11+1• • ................... _..,. .. ·--------------~ -. . . .. <i. I ~ r ' ._ ;.. ma,•011_..:$'_,_ja.....,..,.o1 '.Fnhfon J.Mnd, 73-.:rf II "I complex of four major dqwt· mm: ttara•nd.52 ~ f~the:lwart,t>f622«rt Newport Ccal«, m enormous pro.ifct dntiNd to become a major ngional JiMnclal, commm:ial. medic.I, c.ltv:ral ft atttrhinmmt C'mtn-JUillling any complain tht nation. Tiw hub of tha finmcial plaza: .djoining Fahion Wand in Newport Crntu ia the ainHl:Of')' lrvlne Companr ludqlW'tm build-. lng. ltvfnt Tatm Ceot1r, at the eatruce lo tt. Univenity of CalifamP, lninr, beg.In~ tht needs of ltudmtr.. hcu1ty and n:Uclents oE I.ht rapidly dll!'fdoping community *UJ'OW'ld-- inl: iM t.AD'IJN'· Raidenta m t11e c. ....... ,,-.'-f a &.1:blllff wa.. COIMd thi dlboi <Of Eu bluff Village Cn.r, a iqhborbooct convntimce anltr which Jncludet: a IUPlfmirbt, baN:,....,. via ltation and apecWty lhops. Westdlff PlSla and Bayside Cf!'lt« rontlmttd lo provide supcri« Mid clinnifitd J'Mf'Cha,... diM lo lhoppers. SJ11td to pt ~•Yin ca?ly 1968 i1 the R111ch'1 M•ut 111ighborhood 1hoppins centu ia Uni~ -pm. Wide Array of R«rutional Fadllln T"-9'M!i! clnbe-th, NrWpcirt s-la.1'ftll&.O. lad BBC Racquet Gub-ptovidr: paiDent cowtl, club""-and pro 1hop1. The 18-hol, Rancho ~an Joaquia Public C~lf Camw continUtt to attract t~ of aolftrL Stv,r).pn. vatt and public l!Jft dubt offu faa1itiet for lkM .nd Wpt lhooting 111.thutiats. llicycllns, ~ and pknick· inr may ht tnjoytd in btautihilJf'llooclld IUl'TVlllldinp .t 116-Krt lrrine Park. Thnc ilttracdoM. pie tM &mt yacht• ing, ·fuhing and swimming art• anywMrt 1n the world, all combw. to 1Nkt the lrvmt Ranch a~ planmind Jor ~ hours. Oran8': County l111ti1-6onll ltauw.y, whic:h optntd in Augwt is another" hample of the typei ol pi.Inned ncttltiorl•l f~lititt to be Eounil Oil tht,R.nch .. part of The Irvine Company'• •t1l•·11Mn'd dnelop-• mat popam. 1 · • ! ; ( • • • I I I ' • ~ 1"'1 tlftt ~ ns'dmtial &.wl::,.,uwn!I ~ • the lrt-inc Randt, •nd irxpan1kln continued. in. m.ting ~ Jl'lunitiiit c# tingle J,miJy dwellinp, ~-ft •part. :rnentf. llii ""' comm.Uy oE. Tart.le Rock btga llO rile on the }!ills OTalooldrc die UniYn1ity ol Cllifomi1, lrYirw, and pl~ w-. annotuw:.I fur :MW 1patbnfntt in tM Watdiff .-"' ol Nntpart Bnch. An addition to Uninn:ity Park, ViJ. J• Two, compi1.:I a Jtighly tuecn.Wul uln nconf, and its devdopen :made pl-for a third Villqe in 19611. Ft1turins Ti-sol the bay md •a. The Bluffs in Eattbluff wu ecpmded by a silcth •nit, n. Eldorado. Residentsinondillto the na'l'at llnit• in H<1rborYJ1W Hills, 'Whklt. ~to srow It a fut JIK'r. Indi•id.al JicwitOWMn .artldCXll'llbiidiuct Clft dte fint dwellinp on Linda lale, the )irMI cl wall:a&oat coimmaUtiel in N~ HMbor. TUltin Mndowt, a rww1'ilicltnti•l ~ mu.rdty built arouad. a plWt0\11 ~ii under Clftltructioa in the TUltfn area. T---joinol a -!ht <I-.,.. poratiC1N Jn the lrTiM 1nduttml Cotnplo: mm. 1M paC ytar, ~-to •PPfOXimatcly 75 tM number of MtiorW lif1N: lftd local ind\lltrin located in IM 2,fi00..9cn ~ ,.1c. ~ additioN iN:Jude Allerpn ~ T°"' hturch ft Enciwring, Dow Comirlg Cotpo1iltioli, lntwo N:dwl Chtmiul and Nvck.-Ccr,oratlor\, .... e:-.un;. cation• flhn1. Diversification ls the key lo lhe rapid and llUCCfllful ~of tht Cmnpla, whq amt.a. 1'od! bfP""' ....U-,.m!i"' a •.n.ty ol ......... ,W ..rrvicn. Hna1 malt ol this dinni&ation 1'ill be • --.. b.Janad fndultrial community. FinN may ,purch.e •Ml .. k .. tita within the Complex, Ofte oE tlw: .... plaelw4 industrial and raurcb p:b uncle oot Owwwahip ill • '.lnilod ....... ' • ~:...'l'HE IRVINE ~ANY 0 •• ~ r. ---~. ~ • _,.... ---- • ' ( ' .. • • "\ l lA ANDl 1t$0N. ldltor P'*1, ,....,, .. 1HI Nl <CM .... U All)mnae . Light Flame Fantasy straight out of Arabian Nights will be Flame Fantaey, the 11th an· nurl benefit luncheon fashion show presented by the Southern California €ouncil of Delta Zeta. LitUe Aladdin lamps and ~per flames will grace the tables in the Century-Plaza Hotel, Los Angeles, on Saturday, Feb. 10, where 1,200 DZ alumnae are expected to convene. &Uth Head, Academy Award winning designer and a DZ alumna, will pr~ent and comment on fashion showings which will include a repre- sentation of several other designers, too. Part otf the "magic" of Flame Fantasy will be ttle prizes awarded. Two grand-prize winners will fly a circular route to Jamaica, via New York and New Orleall6. Second prize winners will enjoy a three-day stay in the Aladdin Ho- tel in Las Vegas. The annual benefit is the largest function for Southern California Delta 1.etas and will draw numerous alumnae from DZs by the Sea, encom· passing the coastal area from Huntington Beach to Laguna Beach. Other area alumnae will come from the Orirnge County DZs. Among DZs by the Sea attending will be the group's officers, the Mmes. James J. Richards, president; Donald Avery, vice president; George R. Mallory, secretary; Charles E. Hollister, treasurer, and Edward Ord, pub- licity chairman. Other members going include the Mmes. Lawrence Platt, Lloyd Mc. Collum, Dudley Pfaff, John Brosemer, Nelson P. Nies, Frank E. Ma-ck, John V .. Crowley, Alan Reedy, John Rodriguez and Miss Margaret Babcock. Mrs. Jimmy L. Miller of Los Alamit~ is benefit chairman. PRIZE PREPARATIONS. -Plan ahead is the motto of the Mmes. li'..dward Ord, Robert Mallory and Charles Holllater Oeft to right). Delta Zeta alumnae members who'll be well prepared should they win the grand prize at tne DZ benefit luncheon -a trip to Jamaica via New Orleans. F'lame Fantasy is the theme of the Feb. 10 event in Los Angeles. Funds raised will aid Uni-Betic Camp for diabetic children, spon· sored by the Los Angeles Metabolic Clinic, a nonprofit organization. The Southern California Council of Delta Zetas bas given more than $50,000 to this project. Yacht Clubs' Joint Regatta Valentine Race: .Hearts Ahead ~ Valentine activity scheduled fot the week- end ol Feb. 10 and 11 can only be described as "hearty fare" fer members of Bahia Cor· inthian and Lido Isle yacht clubs. The two will sponsor a joint regatta, shar. ing the racing program along with Bahia Cor· inthian's first serniformal dinner dance of the new year. Leading the activities will be Bahia's Com· modore and Mrs. Thomas Patrick Dougan and Lido Isle's Commodore and Mrs. Robert K. Paley. Fun and frolic are promised during the Broken Heart Dinner Scramble when arriving members and guest$ dip into twin red and white buckets taking half a broken heart. Their partner during dinner is the heart's "other half," while all will join in general dancing to music by. Ronniey Brown's orches· tra. 200. ~XPECTED Some 200 members of both clubs are ex· ~d to dine and dance in Bahia's club facil· 1ties where outstanding decorations have been fashioned by Mrs. Dougan and Mrs. K. Wally Walters and her rommittee. Mrs. Robert E. Poole Jr. is entertainment chairman, while Mrs. Hyde Braly, in charge of hospitality, will be assisted by Mrs. William C. Adams and Mrs. Julius S. Austero of Lido Isle Yacht Club. Acting as honorary hosts during the pre- dinner COCKtail hour from 7 to 8 p.m. wiJJ be Udo Isle staff commodores and their wives. the Messrs. and .Mmes. Witriam Haskell and "Mac" Horn and Bahia Corinthian Staff Com· modore and Mn. William L. O'Bryon and Sen- ior Staff Commodore and Mrs. Howard Clarke Langley., LIDO'S GUEST LtST Arnone thoee a~e from the Lido Isle club will be Commodore and Mrs. Paley and Vice Commodore 'and Mrs. Roy Woolsey, Rear Commodore and Mrs. Donald Ray, Fleet Captain and Mrs. John Redfield and Port Captain and Mrs. Ken Ha.l'!Tison. More are Stall Commodores and Mmee. Mel Richley, Joe Cofesworthy, M.A. ~nder90n, Marty Lockney, Herb Riley, C. E. Vandervort and Jerry McClaire. Also the Messrs. and Mmes. Jack Jobn- ston, Donald Ray, James Allen, Buck Bruce, Michael Ashe, Hal Phillip(. Nell Lohr, John Billings, Jam~ Bradeson and John Burton. From Bahia Corinthian will be Staff Com· modore and Mrs. Taylor Hancock, Director and Mrs. Marshall Duffield and the Messrs. and Mmes. Harlan E. Eastman, William Hays, Ward Baxter, Jack Early, Bill Barry. William Brittle, Del F, Kahan, Lloyd R. PTavanJY Dean Durgan, Donald R. Howard and Lewis r:t. Dunmit'e. OTHERS ATTENDING Guests of SWf Commodore and Mrs. A. D. MacLachlab will be Mrs. Wilma McLaughlin aod Robert Beecher. The William Tighes and Jack B. Hochadels will attend rogether, while Mrs. Walters wilI be in a party with th.e Ritch· ard N. Browns Of Lo6 Angeles. The Carl Hok· ansons will come from Bel Air and the Carl H. Noeckers from Encino. Also planning to be in the throng are Jun· ior Staff Commodore and Mrs. Wynnett E. Be· dall Jr .. Vioe CommodCM"e and Mrs. William C. Adams, Rear Commodore and Mrs. Poole, Staff Commodore and Mrs. Myron Sheward' and the Messrs. and Mmes. Austero, William E. Chi· ctiester. Leonard J. Bussey Jr., Thomas Place Jr .. Donald H. McKibmn, John P. Hooten and Robert J. Eastman. Others inch)de Port Captain ind Mrs. James R. Gamer, Fleet Captain and Mrs. Jack Hart and the Messrs. and Mmes. Tom Davidge, Carl C. Hillgren, Roy E. Coble, Ralph Miller, Edwards S. Gilbert and Robert McGahu. HOISTING HEARTS -Hearts flying high are rais· eel, appropriately, by Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club l'1eet Captain and Mrs. Jack Hart (center), while club Rear Commodore and Mrs. Robert E. Poole Jr. lend a band. Bahia Corinthian and Lido Isle yacht clubs are sponsoring a joint Valentine r• gatta Feb. 10 and 11. Penal Phenomenon: 'Stone Walls Do Not a Prison Make' DEAR ANN LANDERS!. t just read the lett« from the woman wbo wroi. lbout bet 17·,._.-<*f I~ who WU sent to pri-. She laid. "Bia Ule h ndned." WlD 100 pleue tell her. Ann, that Ilia life Is llM ruined. It mil.ht be pm beginnin•? I bOW another boy wbo WU HDt to the atatll penitentiary ID -(JllUM dell't name It) wtaea he ... 1r.s. wu a wild,~. )aoilam, _. W bed ID ~ Jnw1ll -· The piHn MDtace ......... 1M We. Rt wu put to wort cutUnc ir... ln a pvernmeat forest. It was tbe llrst honeat laboc ht had ever dOM -UICI be loved It tte 4edded to learn all he could about forestry aad bt soaked up kouwlcda• UR a blottm'. By tbt time be had flniabed ~ lad time ht had ·. become an autllorlty. T h I 1 ac· compUlhment 1ave hlm self retpect and a purpoee In llfe which he never bat before. Tba .., • 7ear1 qo. Today the •<wild, lacorrllib&e boodlum" la one of the leadlq C011MrVa'tiOft11ta In the country. Frw people k ·ow of hi• beet~, but I think his atory Is woTth repeating. It aiJght gjve hope to others. -H1S AUNT DEAR AUNT: I'm ewry )Ml a~k~1 M ttt .. UIDf' &lie llll'IS"'ll bt'::""M' &bt •aat.wtM 4e:Mnes pnlte. T .. Moy ref-•terlea alMll pe11.. In· atltatlo• ctaetmrate .. peatU.lac tn- .. tea ... lead of rellabtlltlU•I &Mm. De •Ml ....... ..e ~ malalh• Rt traW.c ... &eac'1•C prbtltet'I &e ........ lvlal .. tlla& •Ilea t1te1 luYe ,rlNI 11tt1 eu be ..... bldla. dlbnt. DEAR ANN LANDERS: Two and a haU l "&rs tao I divorced my bus· band. My children are now 5 and 7 years or qe. I have not dated because I haven't fell tm0tioully teady but now that I've recovered from the traumatic experience of divorce I .want to go out with men. Row ~ a mother etplain to her Joung dlildren that Mommy ls datin1r> I want tbelr lives to be better than mine hu bffo and J don't want to ir.e Jhe• any wrong ideas. -A BIUGH.TmR TOMORROW 8Ma llUGHTER: A clJvoreed .....-._ tile rta•t. &o c• out wtlll ......., -••le •ad female -" _j ........... 1 , ;~lliilliie I& a Jellt &o trut an male Cll .. Hfl& • CUH) friends la lite C: uh II JWf cllJ!dren. Keep aay ti • NmUee o.t Of Ute plcUire .... ,.. ...... e aenulnely 1trln1 -_....,, '-9e will not occv fer .............. DIA.a MfN LANDERS: ~1 a Wife. Mia ... npt to uk her buaband where he 111 going when he leaves the house after supper? Does she have the rl&hl to ask him where he has been when be comea borne at 2:30 in the morning with liquor on his breath and lipstick on his shirt? LennJe and I hate been married for le.u than a year and I am ex· ptetlng a baby soon. I tbought our Jove was blgger than anything we might come up apinlt. I quJt high achool to marry Leoni•. He la 19 and I am te but toct., I feet like MJ. The minister who matried us trlflld to t.lk us out of it but ft wouldn't listen. I'm beginning to tee bla polnt. Please tell me what to do. -OLD AT 16 DEAR OLD: A "" ltow-do-7tu.ff -aod •BOtHr 10td enmple of kh'1t wbt clH't bow aa1 men •bMt lite N1J09allOltlla of mania&• tH. a Jwc howt •IJoat 81111da11 Go back &o Ute lllhllter wlle .U. rled you ... uk for Wt ~ • lie aa11eata etultbl, MIU llli .., vice &Ma tllM. Y• ... Lemle ..... to cram 1-.i 1t yean ti ,...... ap lntt &h lleXi lb .... ~ lad:. "The Brtde'a Gulde,• Ann i..1W booklet. .mwers tome of tM ... ~uentl,y uked qaN" .. aliloal 1'li(it dlng1. To receive Jmt tGfl .. • comprebtftlive plde, write ti - Landen, in c•e ot tblt JWW J ••It McloainCllofll,Mll.addrea14.~ .... ped ermlope and 31 centa ID • Ano Lander• wt11 be Old .. J1i1it )'Ol1 with 10QI' )ll'Oblmnl, 8enil ... to her In care ol the DAIL~l'!:O!: enclosing a ltamped; •.alllWadldtl......,.__. envelope. ' • • . . . . -.: -. :• .. . . . . . . ~ . . . . . MU. TIMOTHY LIE UNGER Hawall.n Honeymoon ¥argo Piche Becomes ~ride of T. l. Unger 8 a I k e t I of white chrysanthemums adorned bridesmaids were t b e Misses Valerie Epperson of Buena Park, CbriJ 9"eeney ol Anaheim 8Dd Jan Unger, tbe bridegroom'• 1lster wbo was jtmior bridesmaid. Fur1beriaC dental bleldl edlleatklo wiU»n <>rM•• Count;J 9Cb>oll and pr~ moetDa Naelonal Dental H.uth Wea Feb. 4 tbrOup 10 •• members of the Women's Autlllary to tht OC Dental Society. Among the aroup's major projectlt is a Speaker'• Panel, a comprehensive talk on basic onal hygiene and nubition geared to the sec- oad grade level. The presentation le avalleble oa a evuutywlde request basil for ICboo• and y o u t h gr~ .. Pn.mll')' gredes through high tcbool benefit from the IOdety's Det*1 H e a 1 t h F.dleoMion Ubrary, located in n.e <>ranee County Dental Society builcing, Orange. II I tlall 1111* 11 blelll, poelln, ...... fll••· .................... ............ ,.. ........ ftriOd. Allo • .. .. lllMlriall • Ip 1th ... br.uie. ~to Mn. J. PetW Halt,. Ju a It II .......... MCICIDd vb ............ tb6rd pro~ it 1111.rmc la .... teidUDc of prop1r CINI llJlltM. Litt yfl/llr' 150 modela ot ,.. boD8I and llrUllbea wen placed in couMJ .... Dental Healtb w.ducdM Oonf.-ce for 1 c'b o o 1 nur* ia a 1f*1a1 project. TCJllics of int.....t 1 r • dilCUllfJd by aperb in orthodontia and oral •uraerJ. other cootinulD( projects are Youn tor Keeps, an Authors Share Spot With Art, Antiq ~es Art. antiques, authors . . . Each will be featured during the Thunday and Friday, Feb. 8 and 9, SerendipitY. Fair and Used Book Sale aponsored by the Friends of th• Costa Mesa Library. Before tbe sale opens to the pu'bllc, Friends and sue-ta will pr. view the displays, meet several autilon, includine Mr. and Kn. Leland Cooley and Lee Payne, and watch Bruce Mcintyre, former Dilney studio artist and Orange Cout College inltructor, sketch caricaturee. In addition to the usual used paperback and hardbound books, the sale will future antique dilplaya from all over the county Mid art workl rendered by memJ>ers of the Costa Mesa Art League . Friday, the public ls invited to browse and buy from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the Costa. 'Men Women's Clubhouse, 610 W. 18th St. Atrltlorw Mra. Esther Dendel and Terry Shannon will be on band from 10 a.m. to noon. Funds raised support various.Friends servicea to the library. Anyone wishing tG donate books may contact either the Center Street or Mesa Verde facility for further information. the altar of St. John the BapU.t Catholic Church, Costa Meaa Jut Saturday when Margo Piche became the bride of Tlmotby Lee Unser. Attending as best man was Bruce Gollno o f·~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~· The Rev. A D t b 0 Dy McGowan performed the double rinc rites for the dau1bter of Mr. and Mrs. Wllliam Plebe and the son of Mr. and Mrs.' Willi a m \Jn1er. all of Colta Mesa. &ICONd bJ -flllblr down the aisle dtcarat.t wfth white satln bows, th• bride wore a peau di aoie A· une f OW'll, featuriq • bodice of Frend\ lace. A fabric ro1t cau&ht her IJ. lualon veUl and wbJte rOMa and orcb da formed her cucadt . Empire red wlvet IOWDJ and white muff• with red rolfl Wtrt ltllctM fOr blr entourap. Her al1ter1, Mra. Matthew Tow of Oxnard and MW Jacqueline Plebe of Cotta Mesa were h o n o r at· tendanta. S er v l n I •• Berkeley, and u1ben were Patrick Youngblood of Van Nuys, Robert Schoolln& of Minnesota, Rick Riedinger of 'l'houland Ow and Tow. A cbamPllM b u ff e t tallowed in tbe bome of tbe tn11•1 ~ta. 8 p • e f a 1 IUllb att&iDd1nl amoq th• too wen Mr. ad Mrt. Arthur LeClerc of Groveton. N. H., ttw brtde'1 aunt and uncle and Ross Piche of Cleveland, her brother. Following a H a w a i I a n honeymoon the newlywed.I will r11lde in Tll"JIDa. The bride ls a graduate ol Mater Del Hiib School and atlended Orange C o a s t C0De1e. lhr hutband it an alumnua of Coata Mesa Hilb School, attended OCC and Colorado State Collete. He· 11 a junior at San Fernando Valley State College. League Busy Preparing For Banquet, Speaker -Two ............ mbalonarJ peat ....... Md • J'atbef aad Son Bu• Civet. have bttD calendared thfl month at C h r ii t LQtberan Qiardl, C 0 S t I Mesa. Tbt churcb's Lutheran Women'• M.lulonary Leap ls spoDIOring both ..enta. Dr. Nancy Lepper, a miuloe worker l.n Nl&tria aad Malco, wm address the 1Mpat7:30p.m. MondaJ, r•. I, ta lbt cburdt. Ber lnLlbud 11 a DlJot far Mllalon Aviation hllowabfp wtdch ftlt• suwu.. and mi~ te iSealpated ana coup&e wtre f•e- ed to leave Nletria when the country erupted ta mu turmoil. Fatbera and ICIDI wtD 1at111r for dbuaer ad •· t«ta1mDet at •=•. p.a. P'ridQ, .... 11, In the chorcb. '1be OriClnal Variety Sbow 1a the theme of tbe .... tertamrng )ll'Oll'am, written by Tom Steinleld, a member ol tbe congre1.t1on, satiril· l.ng television prOIJ'ama "Tarlan," "Gomer Pyle,'1 "Tbt Wild, Wild Wea(' and "Star Ttek." Arthur Freeman w i l l aerve as malt.er o f ceremoniea, while D o n Luc:b, a memf>er of tbe con· P'91atioe llDd chef and part owner of 1 reataurant, will provide tbe food. ~for tbe event art Mn. LanJ Wbite and Mn. waw.m Loehndorf. Mrs. Herald Spi'ea ls pro- tram chairman and Mi's. Jobn Pulliam ii iA cbarl• of tkilets. Valleyites To Marry Harbor Council's Movie Guide <Mtton ...._: ™-....., .. ...W. C'MON LET'S LIVE A UT· " .,..,... ..., Ille fl.,,.. _..... .. HefW c-M "A. Mn • ....,., TLE -Yeunc pllforruera ..,_ .. _..... -""'· ...,, •"·· ....... dlDce in tiJ ._.,, .. .,,.,...,,. ~. " .... --u .. ......... .. • .....,_ ... campus muaicaL =-= :':.n"':-....:' = F J T Z W 1 LL Y ~-~G41:=~·t::''OATv U~ oomedy ll'ILOT.) about a ~ W h 0 FAMILY twindle1 to kefl blJ belov· THE BIBLE -(X) -ed employer in luxury. Three~ preaentatlon of • MORE THAN A MIRACLE the Book ol Genesis. _ Magical misadventures CLAMBAKE -MHllooaire attend the wooing of a excb&n1es identities with peasant prt t?Y a Spanish a youn1 man quite his prince. · opposlt. in Mlaml Buch. ROSIE -Comedy 8bout 1HE HAPPIEST MILLION· kooky b e b av t o r of AIRE -Muak:al comedy millionaire widow about the eccentric Pbila· · delph1a mllllonalre, Antho-SERGEANTS THREE - ny Drexel Biddle and his We"8rn comedy. oocooventioaal family. TO SIR. wrm LOVE - 'nlE SOUND OF MUSIC -IX) -Teacher brings (X) -Musical filmed in sense of responsibility to Ausb'ian Alps. antisocial teen • a1en of THOROUGHLY MODERN Loncbl alums. MILLIE -MuaJcal apoof TAMING OF TRE SHREW ot tbe mos. --BeautifuBy filmed etory TEENS AND AD\JLTI of ......... 11 Kllllarina Troth Told In N.ewport Mr. and Mn. Boward Jobn Kane ol Corona dll Mar aMou.need the enc•&• merit of tbtlr ....,._, Deborah Kane to Mart WRllam Tautrim, IOD of Mr. and Mrs. Karl 'hutrim of Westcbtlter. Our Lady Queen ol tbe Ancell aturcb, Newport Beach wtll bt the ••Wnc of the wedding on May 25. The bride-to-be is a araduate of Lapn.a Beach ffiab Scbool when lbe WU I cheer ..... ..S a c.dJ· 1triper. Her fiance ls an alumnus of Santa Ynes Valley Union Hl&b School and now is al· tenc1lni Cal PolJ College, Saa Lu.II ObUpo. Mardi Gras c-........... DllOlltAH KANE To Wed Spring Parade Styled pursued by a dashing Petrucbio. MATURE TEENI AHi> ADULTS BAREFOOT IN THE PARK -Segui.Ung story about tbe first few weeks of newlywed life in a Greenwich Village walk· up IP&fUDent. THE GIRL AND THE GENERAL -Peasant girl and Italian aoldier try to take their prisoner throuah WWl battlefield to coHect reward. · HAWAII Beautifully pba&otnipbed Hgmtnt of Jamel Mlcbener'• novel co t1 cern£ng the millionari11 of 1800s In Haw all. ·sT. VALENTINE'S DAY MASSA :lE -An authen- tic portrayal of the booties gengs in t h e Cticaao underworld of the 19208. THE VISCOUNT ...... O>n- tlnental vtnion of James Band; EncJWt clubbed. ADULTS BEMJI RED -Brvta1 IC· c'Oml of World War II Pad& lllUlklft. THE· cou.ECTOR -Sud· den WMlth turns butterfly collector into kidnapper in tbil lutpeMe biller. COOL HAND LUKE - Depreuinl lbldy ol a 8oatbsn chain I a n I pd1oner wbo ntaiDI hia lpirtt ln th• face of cruel and arl*wy force. HURRY SUNDOWN OodOlct over a shady land H.i 1tlr1 up r a c i a 1 teuloM In a Soubn ton. HOW TO MURDER YOUR ~ -Confirmed bK'be1or lnck h I m se 1f putMr l n unbearable marrtaie. LUV -Adaptation o f Broedway comed1 abollt I -ttic lDllll. POINT 11.ANX -Savaae tale Of underworld venceanee. TOM JONES (X) -Satire of mkl-eiPteenttl century Enlland. UL YS6&1 -Film VftiOft o( J... Jo,ee'• coe- tro\l .. l DO¥el (X) ...... exelleat Wm. When c-......... MS. S. It. DOI.IV bdNIV.we TraYelers 'Conduct' Club Tour Mr. and Mrs. Henry Paul ol Loi Anielff will show color slides of their es· tensive travel l h r o u I h Europe to memben of the Orange CountY Group, SJer· ra Club at 8 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 8. Members and g u e s t ,· meeting in the Spurgeon Room of the Santa Ana library will be ~ated to scenes of Engl.and, Belgium, H o l la n d, Ger m an y, Switzerland. A u s l r i a . Liecbte.nstein, Monaco and France. The Pauls. 1 4 • y e a r members of the Sierra Club, also have taken raft trips through Dinosaur National Monument on the Yampa and Green rivers. In 1964 tbey traveled aroUlld the world and in succeeding trips c o n c e n t r a t e d oo Alaska and Mexico. Mrs. Robert F. Sanders of Costa Mesa. chairman, will conduct the meeting. Workshops Scheduled Disneyland Hotel will host a three-day i:.I n • s e r v l c e Trai'ning p.;-o n C e r e n c e sponsored b y California Au ociation of Educational Office Employees Friday, Feb. 9 through Sunday, Feb. 11. Ride the M~c R a i 1 theme is woven ittroughout the general m e e t i n g • w o r k s h o p s and buzz sessions. Dr. Robert Pe t e r to n • superintendent d t h e Orange County Schools and Mayor Calvin Pebley of Anaheim will give t h e welcoming addresses. Mrs. Madeline S l r o n y. professor of business at California State College at for Rites . W«ls . .... -: ....... #*> 'm· Pit Pltapatrlet ot "nrtstt·-...~11 .......... Kldiiaet 111111 GI RI•• dll IDd <Jlria °""· t~· ~·s ...... ................ . llrt. S•ward W . ....., ...... II Newport ... ~ .. tuetts dllliDC a llllfllt lllncbeon neepeloa ID .. ..._ Bay Oub. ADM8f --tuest.I ... Mr. ud Mn. L. w. EYau ol Loi Altos , ~ ol tbe bride Md Mn. DarettitF Jack of ~ .......... sreat. ... Romde Bron. ttle'pjano Jll"ided bacqroad music Ulnl tbe reception feltlvitiei. Tbe coupJe boneymooned at Lake Arrowhelld. 'lbe beDeclct wt I« a two - , .. a11l1nment in GtnnlaJ' wbln bl will be jOjDld bJ JU bride after • cradlla.. from Los AllltlM Medical Alliltant's Oolllp tbia apriq. She 11 a srlduate or Newport Hal't>clr H I I h Scbool and studied a t Oran&• Cout College. Her bUllband attended UCLA, where be wu a member of Pill r.>elta ,,,.. fraterni. ty, and tNdUated from Of • &en' Candidate Scbool at Ft. iill, Okla. Mystick Krewe Names . . ) Queen of Mardi Gras Mrs. Merrill Hutlngs of Huntintton Beach will reign u quffll over the Mardi Gras Ball Feb. 23 for the MysUck Krewe ol Komus. In addition to the queen, the maids and dukes have been announced. Identity of the king ls a closely guarded secret until his unmasking at midnight during the ball festivities in the Edgewater Inn. Long Beach. The queen and maids each will represent a goddess of Greek mythology to un· dencore the theme, A Vllit to Mount Olympus. Mrs. Hastings and her husband have been active members of the Krewe since ks founding 1960. She aisiated her husband with bis duties as treaaurer. social chairman, president and King ol Komua. She presently is enrolled in law IChool. Her bobbies include golf and musical comedy theater, and she has been active in many civic groups in the Garden Grove area. Maids and dukes are Mrs. Nick Paollsso, escorted by Dr. William Grant; Mrs. Robert Smith and Duane Smith; Mrs. George Naff and MIU Trujillo and Mn. 1bomu Sulllvan and Robert Mebrmaon. Thomas Wilde is captain of the ball. Coffee Garden Open for Bµsiness Luoobeon crowds who have missed the tasty fare at Newport Harbor Service League's Coffee Garden will be pleased to know the "open for business" sign was hung on the facility yesterday. The gardens, now more beautiful than ever with the addition of a fountain and new and enlarged ardles, are open Monday ttlroogh S&urday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., with lunch being tened from 11 a.m.·3:30. Also on tap during this month is the re- opening of the gallery Saturday, Feb. 17, with an outstanding one-man show by Leonard Kaplan of Laguna Buch. Los Angeles will speak-------------------· Saturday during t.be lun· cbeon and Russell Ball, p_r:J~of Par amount HiiJ1 School will talk after Saturday e~niDl'J banquet. Campus Club Hosts Director Woman's Campus Qob ol Chapman College will boat Prainl S. Singh, executive director of the Orange Cowl· ty Society Rehabilitation Center tor Crippled Cbidrea and Mulls. This tecond general meeting will take place Monday. Feb. 5 at l p.m. in Chapman's I i b r 1 r y Jowa&e. n.. meeUnt ii opee for the pablic. Speaker Tops DAR Agenda Patienct Wrilbt 0...-, o.a...-. ol tbe u.tall Betolutloa plan to ID.el Ill .. Hoell IAlaU ,.......,, ..... fterot .... wtll be aer"9d at 12; II. Speabr Enle sen.. director of tbl II d II 1 Caler. lAI ~ • .ti ... mu-... bJ Mn. <Niitll ,.., »Re• 2 Eli t• Young Ladies Institute Prepares for Meeting ~ Mrs. Joba M&Hby will ptealde It tbt aext mettiq of Blelled Sacrament YOUDI L ad 1 e 1 lnltitute, Branch Hears Superintende nt Women, Politlcl a n cl EducaUon will be tbe topic ol Dr. Allred A. Artulo dar· iq I IMttlnt Of tile Lap8a Beach brudl, Americma Aaaoclat.ioa of Ulliverttty Women at '7:• p.m. 1'111· '-1. Feb. I, at Crwa V.U., ~ 8cboal, Lipa f.:': .,. 111111l•t •f ~ .... •••ta ...... lcMal l*lrlet. .. r111Md I*....., IM PM> r1 ... ...,... • .,. •ill~lllii • lbt thllftl dtj fllNIMI~ Pl'Wto ..... .... llOaka ~ ... ,,. ....... , ..... of ... for M 1.1,_. leacll Vlilllit lcllill ~ 4 ' .. '• .. ... . . .. SWllT REVINGI -Jlamt. Bamae eat. tooee with I cract to the bead of FraM::ie Crawford dor• lng their 'lbul'llday night bout at the ot,mpic Audi· Sports la Brief Young Pros Fight Promoter Wants Hold G~und NewCaliforniaOfficials In Tourney OAKLAND ...... Don Chargin, pro- rnottr of 1he Thad Spencer.Jerry Quarry bftvyweigbt eUmlnation aeries fight Saturday, would like to eee new oftkia.J.l ID the ring, and at ringside. leading Holl!Pton to a 10'2-93 victory over Marshall. "I want to play in the Olympics and if It means a lot to my country, I might play. "But I don't want it to interfere with a pro basketball career." PALM SPRINGS (UPI) -The young pros held their ground against the advancing veterans tQday u the 90-hole, $122,000 Bob Hope Desert G<>tf Classic moved into its third round. Kermit Zarley who 1hia year won bis first title, and Bruce Devlin, an Australian wbo last year fell on dif· ficult times, held a tw<>-atroke lead over the tleld of 138 pros. Zarley "We need a new tet of officials to improve the scoring," be told newnnen, "and I'd like to see• acbool for referees. An ex.fighter doean't alwlY• make the belt referee." The pro beaketball season normally starts in October. also bad ~138 and Devlin 71-67-138. Quarry fought • dl.aputed llk'ound draw with former champion Floyd Patterson 1n their first fight and then aco.red a close 12-round decia1on <M!1t Patterson in their second meeting. There baa been a man-in-tbe-.tl'eet apeculation that Quarry would get th• officials' wrdlct in .a cl09e fight on the contention he is a sentimental favorite here -and that the officials could be swayed by applause. * * * WASHINGTON - A peace 1Mtwee1 the two haUU.1, major repla&wy Wlel i. Utatem a&llldlca hat taOed t. aatertalbDe ...,.te a formala ~ etl ~ a federal 1fOt11 arbHratle• ~ w~ spell& the pat • mo.tits mecUaU.1 the fewcl. Jat ~ lloan after tlte board - a.eaded by 1aW medla&or 1'1tieoclore Deel -made HI recolllmeM.atleu Jl'lblkt He 91 tlte erpidlatioDI illtied a atatemat aa,tq It w..W coabwe .. .,erate a It ltad a. die put. * * * fte NCAA _. tllle A.AU kue tleea fetMllal ,.. tlte paat Ulf entuy '9t tlie baUle UI become taereua.111 lte8*ell ana1 Ute put few yean. U UJtldtal, It Pl weraellflll tlmiaf reeeei weeta. NEW YORK -ElVID Hayes, ~ ranked Boalton'• AB-American, reaf- firmed 'DllrldllJ nlgllt that pro-••ional bMtetball CClGleS flrtt, but expressed hope be sdD could play in the Malco Qty O)Jmpica next October. ''I'm ICDl couktlllnt." be Wd after * * * . KANSAS CITY -Duals Ralsten of Bakerdleld, Callf., defeated Pierre Bartllft of France la atralgbt aett ud fa•ored Jolla Newe.mbe of Autr&Ua meeded a ftve-polat play-off to 1et "1 Cliff DrJMale et Soatll Africa Tnnday lllpt la ope111D1 matche1 of &Jae fl•.• World Cap Pro Teult Tovney. A 11lm c:rowd ef 1,117 took la tlte acUon * * * DETROIT -Bill Flett's third goal ol the g.a.me, 1n the m.idat of a deapera· tion third.period Detroit rally, lifted the Loi Angeles Kina• to an M vic- tory over tbe Red Wings Thursday night in a slam-bang National Hockey League game, which included four goals by Detroit's Floyd Smith. * * * PEBBLE BEACH -Laweon UtUe, twtee wtuer of tlae U.S. Ope• Golf Olamploalldp, 11 dead of a lteart alJ. mellt at 5'7 • Little WU stricken Tbraclay af· &enooa at Im heme overlotkiag Peb- ble Bead 1•lf co11rte .. tlte Meaterey Pembttlala aad died a ahert lime later at a botpltal. LIUle, adtve for mUJ yean la CM mHI Bini CrotbJ GoJf Toana- mellt .... Ids IOD, WWIOll UWe m. plaJ II tile CrotbJ tllla year fer tlte fin& time. LIUle 1"11 tlte U.S. ud BtU11ti ~ la 1"4 at a amateur ucl woa dlle 8'dlf'fU AWanl a1 tlae oa&ltudla1 loller 18 1111. la 1• be W"Decl pr. feullllal aad woa tlle U.S. Ope9 a1&11 ta lt& Bobby Nic~s with 69-71-140, Gay Brewer at n.6&--141, Billy ca.per carding 70.72--142 and Arnold Palmer at 72-70-142 stayed close to the top and bad the two most difficult courses behind them after two roundJ. Zarley, 26, playing out ol Seattle, won the Kaiser Invitational in January and is the leading JrO in official mooey won with $25,812. He admitted, "I played m the two easiest courses," at Indian Wells n1 Bermuda Dmee." The easy-stroking Devlin, feeling confident with the tough layouts of La Quinta and Eldorado behind him in this five-day marathon over four couraes, was chipper as he considered his four-stroke lead ewer Casper and Palmer. "I wouldn't trade my place with anyone right now,'' said the sllghUy- built pro who failed to score a win last year. Devlin earned more than $10,000 early \n 1967, took a leave to visit his family and when he returned bard· ty ever was tn the money again. LMdl119 _, lft 1M ,_,, reund of Ille loll 14"9 OeMt1 c11ulc: Ke••mlt Z.rley . •• ... • • ... .. .. . • .. • ~I· t ruce Devlin ..................... n-47-131 Olde Lott . .. .. ......... ••• ....... 70-70-140 T«rt 01n ... ............. ... . n..._,.., 11otib¥ Nlcllolt • ................ ••• '9•n-lol0 Monty ~-• ...... ......... • .. 11-1• Jlmtny ,._., . .. .. ... • . •• •••••.• .,.,,_," Doll9 Ford . ......... ........ n .10-1'1 TM Mlkat-.................... '9·n-1'1 lo«t ltoeburt . .. .. . • • • .. • • • • • • .. . 67·14-UI Grf ,,.,.,... .. .. . • • . .. . • • .. • • . • 7'1.._141 Clltrlet Coodlr .. .. . • • • .. .. • .. .. • .. 6'·7'1-Ul ~ Trevino • . ........... • .... •73-1'1 Tom Waltti:_. ............ • •• •• .. 11..,_141 La E-.................. 7>-ff-1'1 .. ,,,, ~ .................. l'O-n-1'? Sim C.rTftldlltl . •• • ••••• •• • .. .. 1H7-IO Arnold ... _. ................. 72-70-142 1111 CGlllN ............. • .. · 67-7~10 MM• lertltr . . .. .. • .. . • . .. . . .. . ...n-ICI Dick ltll'(lln .. ........ •• .. •. • .. 11-11-112 c;.o,,,. Al'CNr , .. • .. • • .. • • • • • • .. .. 10-72-1 ol2 llOIWl!e "'" .. ... • • .. • .. • • •• .. 11·71-14 JICll ~ ... • • .. .. .. .. • ,.,,_," Jdlft Sdllet n ·n -tci Jlclt CWft • • .. • , • • .. • • 17.70-I \12 1e11 MCC41111tttr .............. • n.n-10 Don't Panic, Says FJC Boss "Re1ard1e11 of how Sood they are, k'n nm be tbelr tint game With us. I wlsb we could work theftl In aialnlt aomebody other than Or1nge Coalt. Agalnst OCC, I ha\le lO ao wttJt MJ atabUabed pl&JVI." Radaricb did announce one chap Jn Ida .carttng lhttup for the OCC pmt, •t ft lnvolWd tbt deparbn of a ~· Forward Darrell AJberl .... tramfernil to Cal s t • t • (1'111111aa). Be'D be '"'**' bJ Dlr1l OU. or.. Coat ~ Bob Wetal souad wtMn be 1-rntd tht Hornet.I 6-1 rMCqalred ,..b but RadoYtcb ..,,,. Denma .. the blger llQget. 'l>enNI ~ men ID rD1 lm- meclll&e pa.. tban Pini doel," bl Mid. ~ "Dtmlit and P.rb Sift u a lfttle more IP'ld, '° we'1J .. able to plf.1 . . ,.,. . • a anan-to-man defense more often f'l()W." Bodlnl, from Valencia High. w1.1 one of Orange County's Cinest prep performers last season but Radovtc.b doesn't want to rusb things with tbt 6-3 ace. "Bodlnl is only a Creabman and there's jult 10 much you can cram down bf1 throat at this ttage," he a&ya. "Rl&ht now, be'• a real qu..U. mart." Oranfe Cout la deedlocked wttll hllerton for tht EC lead. Both ba~ 7-1 mara. Radovich was asked whicb 11 t.bt tetm to beat for the crown. '10rtlnfe CoMt. Tbtf v• fol a put tum. But I at11l feel Che wlnlm' of ~ th1na 1ri11 loee three ,.anea. 'nlere'a IOillJ to be a Jot ol acnmbUnC Dia n1t ~ol tilt way. beU.Ve me.•• ·t .. -. .. . -. . , 'Anita ARCADIA -c.JJfonda tu revuoe 1uffen a $350,000 loa and~·· $100,000 Strub states la out tbe wiJl. dow because ol the horesman's bo)'· cott at Santa Anita .. Saturday'• program wu canceled by the Loi Anleles Turf Club becau• insufficient entries for a card were submitted FricU)' mornina by the owners. It will be the tecond day cf dark· neu at Santa Anita's parl-mutuel win· dowa because ol the dilpute between owners and track officials over the purse percentage they receive. They voted Wednesday nlOt to boy· cott the track until the matter wu aettled and Friday's racing wae olf. But, a federal court restrainini order wu issued against the horse- man's uaoclation and the boycott was c:rdered Ulbled until Feb. 13. The comt mandate Jt effective only against the owners' association, how- ever, and cannot be enforced againat indlviduah. The judge 18.id he wouldn't rule agalnat any individual who ad.eel on his own. But he warned that violators of the restraining order could face &ix mtGthe in jail. Des1*ie Judge Oarr'• order, the Horsemen's Benevolent ..t Protec- tive Association indicated late Thurs· day that it might counter tue for '-Conspiring with other CaUfornla tracts to hold down purses to honemen by ~ cf the Federation ot CaHfocma Racinl Auodations." 1be diJpute began last Jan. 15 whf!l contract negotiations over the size of purtes broke down between Santa Anita officials and the HBPA. The own.-•s group originally asked Luckless GWC Tries Fortunes Against Tigers Golden Welt Q>Uege's basketball tA!am, nearing the end of a five.game ICbedu1e crunch that ca.Ha for Ille Rustlers to meet the five best Eastern Coofereoce teams, take on Riverside Qty College tonight at Orange Coast's gym. Game tirM is 8 p.m. Both clubs will go into the game aa losers. The Rustlers dropped a heart-breaker Tuetday night, 87~ to GOLDEN WEST MDelley F 1-1 Kordlk F M Robluon C ~It Martla G •z &Jetwetter G RIVERSIDE Paraoaa M Wattln1 6-3 Vanderpol M Baruea 5-t MacyM Cypress. Riverside was bUtzed by Orange Coast Tuesday, 119-103. to fall two games out of first. In EC play. Riverside is 5-3 and owe ts t-7. Ooach Bill Mulligan 's Riversiders have strengthened themselves wittt the addition of Tom Watkins and Bill Panons, both of whom became ellgi· ble at the semester break. Ruat.ler coach Dick Stricklin has aclded guard Larry Swetman, a six- footer from Rancho High. Dave Pratber, 6-8 center who was expected to join the club for spring semester, bM decided not to play. Wat.kins should lend considerable aid to the Tigers In tbeir uphiJJ quest tor the EC crown. 'lbe M performer was an all-city eholce 1t Los Angeles' Premont High three years ago. Panons ls a 1ophomore from the University of Utah. ~ Weal's next assignment will be OCC Tueeday night. Tbst will end a stnn1 rA tests for the Rustlers that hat also lncluded Mt. SAC, hu.rtoD and Cypress. Friday, F._, 2, 1961 I• an lncreut in tbe Ml el pur111 of Olll percent tbl1 year and OD1 percent each ol tbe next two yean. It would have bl'<lUgtlt tbe purse level up to 43 percent ot tile total parimutuel income. Wbm negotialtiou broke down, h tr.:t lll"bitrarily Qpped the par1e level aae percent. But owners tben demand· t!d that the purse level be set at 47 percent. The legal action taken by track Bengtson IS .New Green Bay Coach GREEN BAY, Wis. (AP) -Vince Lombardi, the Brootlyn-bom mirKle man who built football's mi&htiest dynasty in this small city on Green Bay, bas retired to the exeeutive IUlte after nine sma,,h aeason.s 81 Packer head coach. From now on, Lombardi, M. will be only the general mmager of the team he coacbed to five National Foot. ball League titles in tboae years. The new bead coach will be Phll Bengtson, 56, the designer at tbe Packers' stifling defenses. Speaking from a written tat. LoD bard! apologir.ed, saying be had to because of tt>e emotion involved. "I felt I could not tnllt ~ to say what I must say mMla • I ii written," be explained. Lombardi's emotion lhowed fd:t momentarily during bis three-minute talk. When it was over, tears were noticeable in hia eyes. ' Beogt.IOD ii sure Lombardi will not interfere with the runnlnC at the team. "Our relationship bu been very close and there's been a very real understanding between us • lone u we've hem together," Bengbon aald. "I'm sure that there w1U be no crossing over and no interference. I'm sure he's going to have bis hmda full with the aeneral manacer•a duties." Bengtson, a tall b8ldlng man with inner toughness and pMricl.ln man· nera, didn't pretend hit new job would be easy. "I realize I wlll 6e aucoeeMna a remarkable man • coach d a tMm with a record probebly unequaled in the history of football," Beogtlon aaid. 1be one-time Minneaota .tar. who admitted having tur'ned down prevjoul bead coechJng often, spoke im· mediately after Lombardi told Packer directors and newameo at hi.I dedsfon Thursday night. He had made up hi1 mind, Lomberdf said, "on)y after a great deal of thought and study.,, Lombardi, who took over a tleam that had won only one game in 1958 and turned it into a contender almost overnight and a champion within tflree years, leaves aft.er nine straight win· ning aea.soos. His Packer tA!ams won 89 regular ,eason games, Jost only 29 and tied four. The Packers captured six Western Conference titles as well u five league titles and for the past two aeasons have won world titles by beating the American Football League champlona in the Super Bowl In Las Vegas HI STIPS DOWN Vince UmlMnl Lew, Bn1ins F~ee Trojans BJ THE A880CIATED PRESS 'n. 1111 UCLA win .treat 11 over w the BruJa ........... ltlll bu a few ltreab ecmc. When the Bn&int tab OD loatblrn OaUforola .In the onJ,y Paclf.lc-8 rmne em weetenct on ~. tbey1I bl l8eklQg to atend the loBowfni Wf.a. doe Uetm: -22 atralgbt In the confesW1Ct1 -14 ttrafgbt over USC. -35 atraigtit since the openf.nJ of Pauley Pavilion. -Four ltrtigbt tbll year ta Pac.a play. Troy will counter with 7..foot.1 eentier Ron Taylor and f«ward Bill Hewitt. Hewitt ooce ICOl"ed 38 polnta againlt UCLA. But It happened the day Lew Alcimor ICored 57. 'lbe aeries between the two clubs stanch 11.-in USC'• favor but ftle gap baa narrowed recimtly. The Bruins, OIJ tbe trail el b!il" fourth national title m flv. J9ll'I, are beavil1 fawnd. VCI Gets Acid Test In Saturday Crucial By EARL GUSTKEY 04 .. Olftf """ Stllfl How good is UC Irvine• s surprising basketball tA!am ? Coach Diek Davia intends to find out Saturday wtlen he takes his Anteaters (14-3) to w Vegas to play Nevada Southem11 ~ls -possibly the best independent team in tbe wesl A victory over the highly ~garded Vegas outfit would gtve the Anteaters a long stride toward an invitation to the NCAA's college division playoUs -a goal the Rebels are allo 1eeklng. Nevada Southern has three of the finest 1987 junior college 1tar1 ln California on It.I atarUng lineup. 'lllere 's center Johll' Trapp (6-7) from Pasadena City College, J e r r y Chandler (6-4) from Sen Jl'raocllco City College and Curtia Wataon (6-1) from imperial Valley. ' Trapp la averaging 21.1 pointl per game but die club's lddinc ICortr la M forward Elbert Mll1er at •.s per outing . Southern'• most tmpruslv• tbowinf tbis tealOll ctml apl:mt Hoaatiaa, now rated the n.at1cn's finest collel!ata power. Down by only 46-45 at the haU, the Nevadan• lost by only aine, ~ . "We wert down by onl1 four wttb 7: 30 left," aaJd Rebel eoach Rollud Todd 'lbunda)' bJ pbone from LN vecu. "But then TrllPP fouled out md HOUl14D went up by lL We Gilt lliat . ,, back down to aeven but couldn't get any cl<>1er. "Trapp did a great job en Elvin Hayes. Jolm had 28 potnta when be fouled out and u.,_ bid a,, for the game." The Rebels are avenging 96.7 point.a per game. Todd aald be scouted the Antea1era ID their January 13 came with the University tJ Sao Diego. "I think UCI baa a very lood ball club llld I'm 1Ure lleJ're Fina to give ut a real ball pme. 'Ibey Pla1 well l.of'theT and they're Vf!rf patient on the court. trying to do what tbey do best" U there'• a weak ll.h.k In Nevada Soutben'• cbalD f1' armor, it mJ.Pt be found Oft the Rebell' bmch, wber• tMl'fJ isn't mucll ICOriDC pmcb to bt found. UCI (_.., ....... ..,..... .. 7' ~I-" • • CMiG • ----,. .. u.w ... DllMr .. .. ,,.,, .... ., ., _....,.. ,. n ..,_.,..., (\M) n ,.. ot. .... .,, * CM ....,.. • Ill n. WWW • •C.... ",.....,.. • • OCllflllllWI ,, • c:.4. -a.Al • 11 .... °"" 11 " ...... • • l.•NMM • "......_,._ .... . "" ........ ~ ............. .. 11 w.llMllt " ., ...,._, n ., ... IMllt " ,. ,..... " 1' It...... " " anfllllM °" • ...... ~ •n•a ........ "' .......... " ............. . "~ ••Cel •• 8'U\I .... lQl ........... ·--. ... -. • I .... Mft.TPUT ............ STRIDIN' STalDllt -Ccllta lh•'• Bpon, 09erton la a top candldlte for tbt U:S. 0]1mpt.c net walk· int team in the &0,000 kilometer fl'NDt. The former Coata Meta BtP alf4 Orange COM& Collep ltudlnt DOW lltteMa C-1 State (Pu.BertcJn~ Lightweight Results SJB Earns l Cage Honors NIOIQtlo1 • Jan. 1, ..,, tbat I na IOlnJ all-out ia nee walkbtt." be 1171. "Right DOW, I'm walkinl 100 miles a week and ru be cloiq 1JO wtthla a moatb. By May, I'll ·be dolDC 1IO mOet • week." . Owrton'• ~ pro- ll'dl Ja hampered by tbe eb11•ct "'dayupt ..... .. lt'I claqeroUI to &:» roed weld tn tbe 8rt ~ JOU mtpt mp ta a bolt and break IOmetiUDC," be nporta.· o.ertoa worb out twice dally, moat of t;be Ume beeel·and·toelng Ida way around Newpert's back bay. a 14-mJlei:;ln!t. W b t D dayD-9st an arriw.a the IUt 8unda1 April. bil == ........ .. Re II • -ll'•'a' et CQlta ..... RIO m llrftd two ,.... wttla t b • Merchant 11..t. W.. en-.._.<>rmte c..t. •was srldaaW6--00Ca• ud la DOW ta 11111 ..... 1Mr at Cal Stat-(l'ullll1Dll). "I wu a f :M ..... Ill Co.ta ......... er.. c.out I couldll"t ..... tie ............. ,.. After beinl cut .... the tract tNm at Coa1t, OftrtOD turned .. ...... ''But there ... ~ clau aai.lon • at Onqa Cout wbea I wu .... TbeD I tried crew ndnt but tbe1 taid me I WM teo mall.'' Anaheim Could Be Spoiler To Marina-Oiler Showdown 117 BOGER CARLSON ... ..., ........ 11Mn ii cm major lmarcl wblcb tbrutens to reduct the lianJftcuce ol Tuet-daT• lluntlqtoo B • a ch-M.arina bubtball &ttaldo-6 tame which Will dtc:id9 the count)' and Sunlet lMlue champtcmhJpt. That obstacle ii in tbe fcrm ol Anahei m B1lb Scbool'• unpredictable out-fit-a team wbicb l01t to Marina (47-M) earlier ttl1a year, then bit the akids with three more louel. Anaheim .. a !MNC» to coach Lute Olson'• VDlap t 0 D J t b t when tbe 8umilt powen coDlde in tbe ...... am . Tlpoft ii tebecluled for • o'clOct. Marina, (6-1). ranbd fifth in tbe CD' and third in Or- ... County, muat wtD to keep pace with ..... Jad. inl Hun~, (7.cl). 'l'be Oiler• have a pme edl• cm cOllCb l..ut. 01.1cn•1 forces and a loll here would = tbe Vlbl' etw Clll . . Luttbae aroaad the C.olaaMtl Pft lllrtna ( .. 1) b btfcn 1lalll1 boftll, fl-44. ' Mlrk SoderWI -that one Ja tbe .... Willi a free tllrw • u. lilt J2 ..,.,, to Jee It. MulnrbOe,Anebelm lw diuppoblted prcJ111Ntieatcn wttll a M Jeacue ncard. Brant Coner, tbl Colo---......... J.)I ...., • DMlt "" S.1t .... 0 """''" •t .......... c ......... .. , ..... PMllc~•l ....... p .......... lllltl' bOll, CGlllldlnd the Int ...... Dlltber • top ef. fart for eltMr team and Wlllt Cll to ..,, ... think they (Marina) .. rala1iDI a lot better now. No, w won't trt ·a ltalL 'If Mark SoderlMq bu a bot band we•n haft to try to collapee on bbn. 'nMy're a tough team to defeme.11 Olacll a,.. Ida Vlke dmtel .. .,..,.... to :::~----... -.. . ..... ..... .... nan;, dldla't Jlla1 ,... la foar fl ... tint Aft ,.._ Nebc1d7 tlll ,,.. ~ ...... Mft(S. clerbeq). Tbe i.t coaple ar ............ , .... btea puttbtC tbt tilD llp. II ADed It the Vlkinp m.lgbt be lookinl ahead to . tbeir titanic nut week wttb Buat- Initon. Obon re p 11 • d, "We're taJdn& them cme at a Ume. We had a tough time over there and we don't feel it,ll be any different here . "(Dm) Sim la tbe key to their = IDd it'll be (Bill) Moon.11 job to keep him in hand." U Moon doela't have a good , ... the Vlklq head- man felt they could be in serious trooble. Marina ii loiac witb lb all-aenicr llneUp wttb Gary White in top lhape at the luard spot. White WU credit.cl with elpt auilb in Marina'• IMI vk:tc1rJ cmr Newport. Sunset lrvi~ Dueb Spice Prep Hoop Bill Net Stars Vie Sunday AtNBTC A fllll mmd of action ii l1ai9d miebt in the OraDp Coast area with key games la 1be SUDMt and Irvine drculta. Tipoff ii at 8 0 'cloct in each cue. Beafde1 the A nab e i m • ~ crucW, Huntiniton Beach e n tertafn s Wt1tmluter and Newport trMela to Santa Ana Valley in Sauet clMbes. For the Irvine loop, it's Jl'ountain Va 11 e y and Mapolla puttln1 on the bat- tle for aecond place at Mapolia. other encountm-s have Corona del Mar bostina Coata Mesa and Estancia travelin1 to Brea. Lacuna Beach ls at El MOdena for a Crestview tiff IDd Mater Del bostl St. Basketball Joba Boeeo J'.a tbe AQfellll ~.,,,.. Coach John Ka 1 1 e r • 1 Foantaia Vallty crew bu a lot rid.ina on tbe outcome of ita club with lb tecond pi.ct Yapolla. Thi B•cm trail by one came ud a win would put ti>em la a tit with the Sen- tinels for aecood. H u n ll n I t o n Beach, meanwhile, will be trying to keep the Qplet bug away from the Oillr confioe1. Coacla Elmer C o m b s • clusy five la r a n k e d number one "1 the county and thbd in tM CIF. WeltllliDIUr JJ comin1 off a thrte came lOliq 1tru k and ii ripe fW a top performance. Standings Orlftl' CounQr tennis flnl will set • chance to see two of the beat mixed doublel teama la Ile land tbiJ Sundq at 2 p.m. wbtn tbe Nnport Bead! Tennia Club ,. • ..,._ warld clwn- plon Rod Lffer and Debbie H..ter ot Sell B t a c h ap.l.nat tbe club'• new Auatrallu prdesaioaat. Jim Sbepbmt and one of the natf.cm'a flDeat w o m • n plQers, htbJ Barter. ICalby, nqoir r.ued lltb In the •otld bu J111t ntw-n- ed from 1be AultraJJ.Q champjoa•IPI &Del will Join Sbtpberd bl a bid to deleat her JOUlllef •liter and tbe crut Laver. Laver J111t llped a .,000 pTOftllioftal COil· tract mutnc bim t h e AIM8LUI UMUI ~ palcl player la tbe • L,. ,. tllltGr7 ol tlte net 1ame. ~ °" : ~ :: :l & hat been world cham- s.M• a t an ~*".~an runnin1. :.":'w1°"' f ! ~ m Tbt public JJ invited to •· JtM ._ • • ,,. •• tbe matcbe1 and ,no ad-T..._.. ._ .ialOD will be charfecl. 11. ,. • ._. Tbe clab ii located oa ~·=:.::r.::.,.. ........ Road at the .. CHSmft UAMe V... to tbe BluffJ in tbe W L .. ,. ......,, W ol tbe 1"iDe 0r-. 1 , • JI> ludl ID Nlf wport Beada. Wllf>MI 7lM• .... c...... . ) -4'J p.-. ..... tllllln • • .,~ Jn D ..:...--L -11 Time ....... V1llt a • • ,. Dll9CINl.ll L.aellM ...... t ' .. • ......... 'I ,. IPS ,......,_._ Miiii. Yllte 8' a. ( ......... L.19111111 ............. ='I.::-=. -.. ~ ......... Rustlers In Mat 'Tourney SC-IIOA,T .. Winter Olympics To Be TelevUed ...., .. '•ltl,ABC JWu+lw1 _,. ..... • wm .... a I*".., w a. a.ea MMa. -.... Ol,JmpllllL Tbe «114ilet. ... Of Grwllle ........ - Mft111DAY Ip.& (f) a.-UIDT· BW.-LoncB..mllllte at San Dleco ,..._ Boa ChriJ Scbenkle, Jim ~. C4Bt Go.Ny, Bill nwmma ancl iw.t Npr -will Porter mfk"lkSe bt JoJned by tbe aperta 1 p.a. ('7) a. -BOXING from various fteldt -Dick · -JfllTY Qmry "· · 'lW Butta., Jean Saubert, Bob SpeDc«, 12-rouad lld.ftnll Beattie and Art Devlla _ C7I beaVJWtl8ht eHmhwtfCll for 1he ~minute fintabow. tourney. Howvd Co i e 11 U~ film of Gr.no-rinpide et 0ak11nd eoioo ble, France, II well ... Clipt Ileum. , Golden West Co 11 et e of poteatial medalllta will Z:• p.m. (I) CL -.' wreatllng forces are ln San be ICl'eened along with tape BASKETBALL -USC ac Dieco t.octay for a two-day from the 19&4 Game. at U CL A. F r a·n k Sim 1 tom Dlment 8t the Naval ln•bruck. AUJtrla. · cowtlide at P a u I e y ..._._, Tlleeday mornin1 it'• vp Pavillion. u.u:ung Center. • The biggest 1hinl about early to catch the 5:45 a.m. • p.m. (4) CL -PGA Golden West's win over live and color screening of GOLF -Bob Hope Classic Chaffey in w "e s t 1 i n g the Opening Ceremonie1. with a doun cameras on . Wednesday llipt was not Principal coverage on other Bermuda Dunes, P a 1 m the score but the a.lze Of teleoaets is detailed below. Detert, today, tomorrow. 1be PGA winter tour a:• p.m. (Z) CF -CBS the 1allery. throuih Southtm California GOLF -Dave Marr, Ta. Tbe f1na1 tally. 43-1, was c0Dtinue1 with NBC's Satur· my Jacobi vi. Charley Sif. lopsided to be nre, but the day and Sunday coloroutl ford, Dave HW. Jack Whit. audience topped 70, and tOr from Bmnoda Dunes Jn aker. Cary Midd.lecoff link· wrestling yet. For Golden Palm Desert. llde at Firestone CC, Akron. We 1 t' s l)'IllDaSium-le11 The Bob Hope Cluelc'I J:• p.m. ('7) CT - final four boles will bt BOWLING -PBT. from camptJJ that's news. covered by a <iozen camer11 x.mu aty. · Wbat happened ii that each day. 4 p.m. (4) CF -OUT· coach Fred Owens, in a 1'hil ii a departure from DOORS -Huntint, fiabin& move to build etudeat in-previOUI coverage of tbiJ with Joe P'Ols. event In the past, black· 4:• p.m. (Z) CL -SAN· terat in WJUtUn1 (not to and·whlte cameras screened TA ANITA -'100,000 Chu. m e n t 1 o n r • c r u I t i n I the Saturday lhow from one Strub Staktl. Harry Hmson.. po111bilitlea), s w It c bed ol the four co u r 1 e 1 Gil StNtton 1racbide for Rustler bome matche1 from ~ by ttril tourney 4-yeer-okla at mUe -end a Orange Oout College ill> the the Sunday lhow was quarter. Fint Of Anita's Bit middle of the Golden West t color from the lite of Three. ltudent cente1 . S=y afternoon ABC ~•_:_ (lw~ ~ Owens and company push· camer-as cover the Jerry Gadabout Gaddil. ed back a few coftee tables, Q 0 1 r Y • Th a d Spene• I p.m. (Z) CF -THE rolled out an imp(lrted mat, h e a vyweigbt elimiDatioft PROS -Feeturinc Soli'• fight at OHland Co~m. Douc Sanders aod Sandra and when hundreds of even-'lbe wiDllS' will fta1Jt Jim-Haynie under t 0 u r n e 1 in& c o 11 e c e ltudenb took my Ellll for the ABC-WBA ~ pretrare. tbtir break . . . prato • .__ fl the w or 1 d • 1 I p.a ( t) (.,Y' -WORLD ... flnl. more than Galden TODAY or GOLF -Don ~ West bas Mell for any 1pOtt I p.a. (I) CL -IODNG n . CllriatJ O'Coanor at No. except footbtll, -Art Cre'll'I vs. Frankie Ireland'• ao,.l Co G ll t 1 >.. for ttle contest, Owens' Jenni.op, welters.. D! ct Don Golf ~built in squad quickly dlspoeed Of Enberi, MlcUy Daviel at =..::a the -*· Jim Chaffey, wtnnl.nc fin wetpt OJ.Jmc*: Arena rinplde I p.a. (I) a.-llUCUt diviliona oa forfeita, and PRJDAY -llDls w. C111 ... 1. went OD to IOIDe W.bltlon -•:• .... (I) T -llACI: ....... IH' I I 1, JN ftldn PllEftSW -Gil Str--a.Ide at ......... rwam. matches 10 • not to dilap-•-... ----------------point the crowd. Tbe win makes tt three in a row for the team. They beat Citrus IMt Tbu.nday, M, and lltpped br Lot----------llllli-• Anaeles Qty COlleta ~ -· MW& -.ft CJ I ti••• CM ..... .. ,_, W , .... 1, -TIM -I.II Jll. 11J -~.:.:·:.......-, W . NIT M.IO AA19 -............... lit -Minta (9WC) ..... Mii P-.T ... -_, ........ Plllll .... ~ "911t, ~ --. (CMflltr).tlrlf--:=--..:..,.., ........ ~ ;;r-... 2~ ... ...... "' -·-~ -. Ta.Iii -....._ ... """ lfWedl = •1. ...... T_. OtlWl 11.a ....... .. ..._ ·--•-ur -"""w. ...., •.a , .. .,. 'ft-.----,...,,.... ... _...,. 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'":'1~ QPT!:. • -,W.Y (~-) -' (-. _, -Jr,. SMYc. T. PM1J1t1 llerpa. Nim:. '' SAltl'ANA (,._ ,_111) CllDIADA (47-IQll ~"'-So _i,...Lhbbardt "..,.., Jar!h.,Sl.FYC. ll>YC. , 1 SltllENA (II-toot aD1UQ1J1 (--) ~-) K111 Doll-k J-..... OYC. nc. . JDIANJA (Cal-l0)'3-SlllOON ( .......... '10 Escalante, Acapulco Ye: , ,..,.o John Hall 6 Stan KAMAL1I · ('IUoot kelcb) Wjllla...,, Nl!YC.' \.aJJy llohel!Y. LAYC. · SPIRIT (5Moat 7awl) ICIALOA U (73-foat yawl) Norm McCantll, RYYC. · Jc"1n B, Kiiroy, NHYC. BrARLINO ID (Jl.- KRJBOLE (K-il)) Jtr11 yawl) NotmlD Ream Jr~ Altamirano, Acapuko YC. SDYC. L'ALLEORl: (Col.11) TANGENT (~.lfl) 11un R-lc: Part. Rlcbmoad, Holland. CBYC. YC. . TZalAK• (OoMO) -1 NOVIA DEL MAii (.. Soadero1, Acapaloo YC. foot ketch) Jolla Scrlppl, VERVE (IC-43) PI a at SDYC. Hope Jr .• SDYC. RAMPAGE CG-foot 1loop) WALKIRlA (Cal·' 4 I) Ralph Barnes. SSSC. ~ Te u 1 c h e r , RASCAL (:le-foot yawl) i\<"Pulco YC. , ; Ted Turner Takes Lead in Congressional Cup • ; 11J .U.-LOCIWIEY : ........ ! ~i: "Tld" ,...._ t of-'-, Ga. tumid la ; • ~win in bla11nt 111r .. i m ...... lab Cootr-· ... Oilp -Tllllndo.Y Ill j L"!I -and - ·--...,. of rodn( :.;a: tbit mlJ pwfed 1 e ore ---tbe JO -bled httml!Mll. - 1arner'1 Wfns o\r., Tom- my , Huelbunt Of Eut GHeaw:ich, R.I. Bara e y Flam of Lon( BHCb ud J'aU Woaer (I( SID Fru- dlco did more than &tve ldm a Iona reach fer · the C1lp -It .... made blm ,.·IJt l):ipper to beat u the :......-. r .. 1erle1 went into lfi ,.oad ..na of a racos ~tmermen who will be _, for the dr•wlllll Georli• for the remalader t'JI the 1erle1 are Scott llld -Allan, Jolla H-U. and Bob Moshllcbtr, aD. of wbolll won two of 4btlr tint ~m-udataodlhe e11b<etooatTurn1rdown .... .... 1~ •. ,.., ..... ti ): ... t '' .&;;e ,,.. • • • . ~ • Scott Alie, ."-Nowport Hullor Yacbt Cil6 bat &lil-lne .-the North Amaicu Yac.bt--lta c: JD I Unicm -..; l.o Ille dol ... dlnC "'-loo ud tile cme who nipped Tb.rnti'• chancu wt rear m a tt&llt and dedllve . battle. A1Iu won th• aeries lad year with. perfect ICDn d. niDe. Be wu beaten ta bis ftr1t Wt Tburlday · ~ Jakt Wou• ol st. Fnads YC. Sld'p Allan It oaillo( his !Int !Ima .. ltlppor In tile CoaannJoul'Cap mider tile burfN of 1lli I;o, An(tlea Yoeht Club. Mier baadily beatln( Fial!> 111 tile !Int race, ht w" tdatd ln a tllbt cue! with liotl>acher tn the lltCCllld, but c1111.e bact to spoil HaUen'1 I.bot at • perfect tcOre la the third race. Bubll. a ftr1t timer rtirud'ne New~ Hartlor Yadlt Club, some retil du• In beating the formidable · Molbecber In the flnt r-and Merritt MMIMM\41 C •llf o r~al a Y-Q919lllo- • ' " HaQell •t.io<t Ille !Int :"'l: %iii~ tile~ Wen: tbay, met :t..,. in tbt ftnt. nee ol the MCODd lllfiea. Turner's oi: 1l • r 11.'l.tdMi today were a1ainat Adamlon and ~r. U hi ~•rvtved all air- chance1 todl)', be still mu1t tancl• with 1:ioth A 11 a n trotbe!'1 and Cornellu1 Shields ~· New · York on Saturday. · Ttu1rlday'1 op ID f n I -· poenlly -·· were a1 dreary u tht bue and Uibt air• that 1ur-rounded the five-mile w lndward-leeward coarse off Loar Beadl Harbor. . la match racLDc the coo- te1t more ottea than DOt ii dedded at the 1tart. But in 1barlday'1 ftuky flrat race there were 1 o m • ........ made.: Scolt Allan. for inltance., 1tole the at.art from Woner, but in the resultlll1 tacldq duel Allan wa forced over to "9 left 1ide of the count where ... lel loto ·-and ~ 'I up tnlllng w...-by two minutes at the wutber mark. In tile downwfDd lb.Oltlnc Allan ~ &act to wltbin 30 aecoocll ol Wauer but w• 1IDlibl8 to close the gap oa the abort beat back to the fin.lab line. In several cau, pairs who had started f i v e minutes behind 1 a i 1 e cl through the pain -· mating it look at ti.mu like a fUll clau reptta rather than a 1erie1 Of match races. Only biple-.. .... Flam ·and Adamson, neither d. whom were able to 1et their respective C a I • 4 O 1 movf111 ill lb• lllbt folog. Adamson ln his race aiaWt Shielda in the tint race bad a complete foredeck foul-up at tbl weather mark •and waa unable to pt hlJ "chute" up or h1I pooa -llOUISo WISDio\YS. 2>11 P.M. _,,, 12f«>ON1011 PM. --12MOClf107PM. J down wttboot sendinf a man aloll ' 'l"lle breer:e ftDed ht from the west and blew •-b1Jh .a 12 knots at ttma darlag the ltCODd aeriu ol startl, but was dwlndUnC fut before the third Mt of flwi 1tarta wu oVer., A minor haule deYelaped at the sld'per1 mHllDI Wednqdaf nllht wfia, it Wu )earned that at leut three 1tipper1 had OllHl.alf ouoce apiftnaker1 tbey plan· ned to u1e. 'lbe r'ace com- mittee uph~l4 proteata of Turner, Mo1bacher and Shiekk who claimed that the Hght chutes would be a di1Unct advantap o v e r tbOM who didn't have Item -particularly tbt ri1ltor1 from other parta of the coWJtrf who were 111lna: bor- rowed boats. - ,., ' ' ' ' ~ 'RIN:Tlli.Tff.I~ IN NIW RIG -The aluminum 'hull«I KiAJOa Il, t--lJ!; known ·u .. 'Rin.nn.Tln", beads for Acapulco &inday .in ber first ouUna ... r, yaw1. Jtpi Kilroy'e famed 73.footer ii favored for tint .to; finiab in the l @OP .. r;nUe nc~. ' 1 • B;lgh Cost Cited t Numbering System F oug~t The Ocean Racing F~t of Southern California mem- bership voiced strong ob· jection to a proposed na· tlona1 or universal san num- bering aystem propos.ed for ~ean racln1 yacblll. -The new numbering 1y1tem, propo&ed by the North American Yacht Rae. tac U~ wu explained at th·e ORF membership at the annual mMtlnc by Gordon Curtis QI ~ Angeles and Tom Wijderj Newport Harbor. The NA'y;Rll p,l'Op Ota I h would split the country into preJtnt ayst.m. there .we eightdl1trlct1.Southern many duplicatioa-!ef C a 11 fo r n r a would be number;, differentiated • designated No. 7 w l t b by the builder'• iaalpia. .. ! number starting at 7,COl. P:rtoc\pal ob~ tot~ Numbers would be required Pf<>\><>Sal waa the coat: r,Ol. on maina'la, all O'Verlapplng haVlDI new ournbera ~ head'la a n d spinnakers. on utlJ. SaUmakera ~ Thete ractn1 numbers estimated the cott r»t sbould be requlrtd in ad· anywhere from *" to '5 dtUon :~' ~y .clua iDligni~ ~-'lbm aa or bullder'a iillltilL.. , o( four 'er five 'lll.~~ ala'M'etlii.1 ~ eest •..-,a. syate~. 1rould 14 p 11119' ' f)8I' WL Many actlft. . make 11<euier (qr uce com-yacht owners bllN u nllt-'•lo' -Uly"-711Cbll .. 25 .. 30 •Olla -fini~ a race. U14'1' tfJt _ hl...,v.e to ~ rea.Wlbwed.~ $££ B =Swf~ .... ,,__ -' --·-_,. . _ ......... • NYIAllD 11:1 ICllOOL NOW f 0aM1 • e • ICUIA ICltOOL CLAllll NOW POaMllle ----_ ............. ... ...... -. ....... . ---·--·-.. _,. ......... IKI RINTAU llrnt .. ,......,.., ---I • W• .... Mlh ••~P•I• 111• • ·-.. I • S."'9 AM.....,_.. .. , a..11'1 -------. ~ ..................... -..a,.,..,. • ...._ FOl'llt h llMltr,yw ._. _ t .fllt11eworw1.-1161s. • . .,.1 ~r~":..":':\!5--- (Y .. --' •• y.,_,.._...,.... • ............... $11t.OI ••11h,_ • •• • • • .. I ..... ...,. ....... , 14111 ~ .................. _. ......... .,.,. ........ ,.·;.2:..'Ci .... I ft1 n:.- =.,.i;. ';, Ull .... ~ ...--. .. ' • • j I r J l j J. DAI\. y PlUJT . . ~ ......... -.---------- 40,000 Miit ,,... S."'lct 24 Month Ntt LttM IMCWDU NI MHllulo l •• ,..,,, All ,.,.. I lefNt ... hptMletie11 '•11el1+1._. • I~ Te Me~• u, At W .. l.. ... ,.,, ... JOHNSON & SON Le.I,. Ce. Mutual ' Funds ACROSS l ''•" .S Bakery itn 9 Kttn 14 Hindu spring festival 15 libllcaJ rtgion 16 Exttrnal 17 llut .,.,. anlhocya1lr. Vat. 11 ltthfnlnt Ito• uttennct 1' luwtll AndtnOlt'I forte 10 T ttcht4 111 lflt htad .:..:·"' +'14 ~·" :t ~ i: .:.:N !'~ ·-· • . . -' .. • . . . • • . . • . . . - i ~ . ,_ ... . .. ' 1 • " • • • • • • • • • ... ~ • • It • ~ • • • : • ! .. ' % • ,.._ -.. ---.... .. -... •• ' \ ' York I •' • r ' J . . . -. --.. -.... " ... . -·-· ·~ . • C9mpetitiOn Ne e deJ A. of today. competition appears usured lD two of Newport Beach's-three upcoming City Council racts. Both West Newport !District 2) Councilman Al For· git and Upper Bay 1Distr1ct 5) Council~an Dee Cook will be opposed in their bids for re-election. Incumbent Undsley Parsons of East Corona del Mar however. is thus far unchallenged. No one has yet decl~ed an intention to seek the District 7 seat, other than Parsons. · That is unfortunate. for it is campaign debate that £heds light on positions and intentions. . Running for office-instead of walking-can be a highly educational activity. For the participants. as well as for the crowds that Witch, and later vote. 'A Man in a Million' They called him "a man in a million.'' John A. Murdy Jr. Is certainly that. at the very least. The retired Orange County State Senator was thus described this week when named the Newport Harbor Chamber of Commerce's "Man of the Year." The accolade came as a surprise to the distinguish· ed Lido Isle resident. The reason is that he hats been out of public lile since 1964. when be chose not to seek sure re-election as the coun ty's senatorial representa· tive. Nevertheless, no one can quarrel with the cbam· ber's choice-for, despite his retirement, he continues to lend his counsel to and share bis substance with many charitable organizations. It was only a month ago that he stepped down as president of the Hoag Memorial Hospital board of di· rectors. alter 17 years in that capacity. He did the county and the community proud during bis 12 yean In the state Senate. He spearheaded the Call!orrua Wat.er Plad; helped bring university and state college ca.m])WM t. the county and succe!IEfully fought to clean up the infamous "Beer Can Beach'' up the coast a bil John Murdy did macb, much else to advance and guide the growth ol Oranae County. A man in a million, indeed. · Bay Club's 'Riverboat' The Balboa Bay Club i4n't going to bne a big money-maker witb ita ~iAlppMype "Riverboal" Club olliciah know that, and antidpate operating the harbor cru!Je ve8'el at a lo.. "But you can't place a dolJar value on good will." explains Bay Club Vice President Richard SteveM. No, you can't. But we suspect that the $80,000 in· vestment will be returned many times over through the years as the boat adds to the club's reputation as a hos- pitable place to visil That the 50-pllH'llger vessel wUJ be a welcome addJ· tion to the harbor fleet ia implicit in its endorsement by several community leader6. It can-and will~rovide visiting dignitaries, as well as youth groups. a look at the bay, from the bay. City councilmen last week agreed with Stevens that no special city permit was required to operate the "Riverboat." The Bay Club offlcfal nevertheless prom· ised to adhere to all the conditions concerning noise. night-time operation •nd beverage control tbat would have been applied, bad a permit been in order. Stevens' pledge was a fine, civic-minded gesture. Next summer. the boat win be ready for launching. We wi6h it a boo voyage. And ~at appears very likely. . " __ ... _ ·-- • N HOT LI NE Reds Brew More Crises For A me rica Our Entire Hi•t0111 Perpet .. tes • E'allaqf WASHINGTON -P r e 1 l d e n t .Johnson ls being warned that the seliure of the USS Pueblo la only the first of a series of conv«ging crises the U. S. will face before the coming presidential election. Tb• President's intelligence ad· vlsen believe the Kremlin la setting the stage for a series of clotely con· nitoted crises in KOTH, Vietnam. Cui.., lbe Dom.inlcan RepobUc, and a.rlln that wm lnolft u. s. lal'cel "wltb those of ottrer Communist na· tlOOiJ, but not the Soviets directly. AS all of these Eut·West con- front.ation points. the Russians are supplying vast new amounta of arms, increasing their military advisers and tecbnJclans, and encouraging local Communist leaders to 1Ur up new trou.bJe for the U. S. AN INTERCHANGE of information between the Central Intelligence A.gen· cy and the Federal Bveau of Investigation reveah that the new crises will be linked closely to the . utbreak of new racial rioting and '!creased anb-war demonstrations in '10 l . s f'or example, North Vietnam's big ffensh·e against the U. S. Marines iear the demilitarized zone 1s belng 1trted lo coincide with the f ebruary l-6 Invasion of Washington by 3,000 'o 5,000 anti-war protesten, most of vhl)m will be clergymen. Tbe other coming .crises, Including hose brewi:tg in the Dominican ;tepubUc and Berlin, are expected to explode during the spring and summer when Dr. Martin Luther King is ''disrupting" Wuhington with his massive disobedience" program. Dear Gloomy Gm: t think it's fine to give credit to the leaders in Newport beauti· fication (editorial, Jan. 26). But what about a pat on the back for the rest of us who do the work? They just tell ua what to do. -M.E. Tllll ........... _.. .... - _..,," .... .. 1111 -· ,... -... ,.,. • ......,. ... Dellr ...... FOR SEVERAL WEEKS, o n • government security agency has been monitoring sh<lrt·wave r a d I o ex· changes bet~en a pro-Castro black militant leader and statJ0111 in Havana and Moscow. The black militant, now organizing Negroes in Washingtqn for King's in· vasion, reported th'at Wabsington, Chicago, Philadelphia and Detroit are to be their main tar&ets during 1968. This information bears out FBI reports that many of the militants involved ln riots in other cities in 1966 and 196'7. are beginnlng to gather in these four cities. Will We Ever Learn? ll was a warm June 2. the beginning of a "long, hot summer." It was one of the largest cities iJI the world. ln the streeta there began. quietly enougb. a demoortration oo civil liberties. A. the demonatration gathered momentum, it turned lnto a riot. For aix days and nights, 80,000 rloten raged through the streets - and throup the central part ol the city. More than 800 persons were killed "' hlJured. 1'cre waa an oro of senseleu deatrudioa, planderiq and looUni. JAILS WERE OPENED, a 1 4 priloMrl let out by the hundreda. 1bf' ctty•a larplt beak wa1 invaded and .,illqed. Govemmtnt olficts W1!l"e raided. Tina of thou.aanda al people wan. cMnd u.. atrttta in aana•. and t\ltft il19 mlli&ary Wert powerle11 to , ....... tbem. .• .,...., • weet iaw. lbe riot ~ 9''111 al abler nbswdan. E 11 rWlrt ..... Glc:llt.l. .... .., ,,.... ol u. phaade.ra ......... palalMld ... • Protestants agalnlt catbolics. They rose to protest the remo'IAl oJ civil reabictions a1ainlt Catbolica i n England; they felt that if the Catbolict were allowed civil rllbtS, tbey would soon take over tbe country. They felt that Catholics must forever be treated like aecond-claas citizens. And when tbe BrltfJh iovernment began to relax the MYtrit:y ol the laws diacrimloatai apl11t Catholtca., they went mtok. TBI8 TRAGIC INCIDENT became known u tbe "Gordon IUotl." becau..e Loni Cieor&e Gordoa. tbe P'.n1U1b ajitator, ... Praldmlt ol U.. Prot. tant Auodadoo. wblch would have denltd au 1ucta rtpu to catbollca. All &bl• bappaed .... than -hun-..... 1WI ._ 1t ii hlcODCelvlblt toda.y ..... Pt-......n. aad CatlaoUcs ............. aother'. Wiii we MT• to wait ano&ber lto ,..,.. Won nclaJ rioU art u ...._ u ~ rloU? For lMJ trill be. hive DO cto.lllt al It. Our sranckbildr• wtD look upGD Dltt .Mt ad Mllwaul" aa we loot upen ~ don -wtt.b wonder, 1adlle11, .Ind dllpat. But mmt M tab M _,! Haw ........... DOtldltJ ••• ~ The Futile Pursuit of Happiness By GEORGE R. ROFF, 1'19.D. If you were to ask 10 people to state their major goal in Ufe, chances are that at least eight of them would answer, "Happiness.·· Herein lies what, perhap1, ia the Great American Myth. Our entire history. from t h e Declaration of Independence onward, perpetuates the fallacy that happiness is, indeed, a goal which can be reach· ed if one works bard enoUJ.b to iet there. Much of the de 1 pair, feelinl of emptlneu, Ed loea of purpote so prevalent iD our COUJJtry todey may be ulUmately traceable to the 80berin1 nueneu that notbing we do wlU ever king U1 bappiness. TAKE THE CASE of a , person ln mlddle years wh() bas achievett finan· ciat and material success. ha raised a healthy family, eftjoys a certaill degree of status in the commUDitJ and, by all oU>u American standardl, "has it made." This person bas been conditioned from childhood to believe that the happiness so diligently sought will magically appear like the pot ol gold at the end of the proverbial rainbow. He has learned that ever y U· pertence between the two poles ol tbt rainbow -one pole being where he ls and the other bein& where be wants to be -ll inlipUicant when compared to ha eventual happiness. For example, a )el> pt'OIJMdon, ft&r· riage, the birth of a child, ao educa· tlonal degree, and other similar events are perceived by him as Qlere step- ping stones in his pursuit of happiness. IF HAPPINESS IS made a goal in this way, if it iS.)trlved for directly, then It becomes tell-defeating. A person can be happy -only to the extent to which the mnnlng inherent iD every experience is fulfilled . The deUgbtful "Peanuts" book, en· titled "Happineu is a Warm Puppy.,. beautilully illustrates a rather fun· damental psychological principle: happiness Is not a goal to be reached but, instead, a consequence of 1atis· tying other goala. Happiness is a side eUect.. destroyed precisely to the ex· tent that It is aimed at. The truly happy person is the one who is pursuing meaning. Instead of aaking the quettion, "What do I need to do or get in order to become happy ?" he inquires. "Where is the meanine in my We?" In order to •.Wer tbe latter questioa, ht must be open to each and every experience: physical, inteJJectuaJ. e m o t i o n a J , social, cultural, and spiritual. TO BE THIS WAY. he must be "turned on" and "tuned in" to everything which is occurring inside and outaide of himself. He is an in· qu.lrer. He is enthusiastic. He-iJ ad- venturous. He is sensitive. He la thoughtful. He is introspective. He is alive. · Hia pursuit of the meaning in Ids Ufe may take many forms and it doesn't matter whether he becomes academic, artistic, scientific, political. religious, aesthetic, practical, or what have you. Moreover, how b' makes a livine is relatively unimporW!t. It Is incumbent upon the person doin& the work to realize that it ii not the job, but be, who baa the respooslbllty of fulfilling hiJ meanina. A PERSON WHO TREATS tbe thoU1&nds of events in hia Ufe aa merely means to tbe end called "H9p- plness, '' rather than ends I o themselves. Is bound to Uve a We or "quiet desperation ... Compare him with the person who, regardless of what or how be is doing, treats each experience as potentially meaningful in itself. He is Uvin1 a life of "lively inspiration." Rising Bond Costs~-a Correction A t11ping 11rr01 resulted in omi.!rion and mi$plactmtnt of certain figurea in a letter on the rising cost,, of school bond! f Mailb<n, Jan. 30 J. The lttkT in it;, c01Tect form f 0Uow1. -Editor To the Editor: Let's take a good look in simple dollars and cents at what minority rule i1 cocting all ol us in thwartini school bond lnues for buildings and improvementa which inevitably we must have. Durlni the year 1967 the Interest rate 011 20-year municipal bonds climb- ed 18.4 percent (from 3.59 percent to 4.25 percent) while during the same period the costs of construction in- creased somti 2.t percent <from 114.7 to 118.1 on the 1967-1959 average.) THIS Ml!:ANS THAT the cost of every million dollars of bond issue has Increased $175,IXK> In one year. This ii not just a peculiar conditio" of 19&7 alone. Jn the three-year period from 1966 through 19&'7 the same interest rates and construction costs have climbed by 'SI ~rc:ent and a percent. respec- tively. Thua ln three short years the cott of every mllllon dollan is up by '2!10.000. Notbina In the economy indicates that tbeH trends are going to reverse direction in tb4 foreseeable future . How many bundredl of thousands of Quotes Dr. J""' I.ta, lat. for SWdy ef Rm• Pr9Mema, af&er Callr. coUece ~-~ -"Tbe 1b&dent.s ' Interests are stronc.,. tn the directton of developing lhtrnMlves personally. d e e p e n I 11 I theJr ca~c.ltv for association with other people. ;f .htR M. .,_.., 1pealer ef die ~. Cdftr11&a Le~slatee : "Ia ... UUOnll .. to abollah educ. tloeal dllcrtllllnadon accordin1 .. .... t-117. there i.s • fine pOlat Of eq1111Dlt11D. Beyo1'd that point. It b tdbcatioe ltMlf, and not the op-portwdu. h would ~me equal . And thtt coulJ only lead lo ..... dardiad medlocrlty .•• J.-...._ '·'·· .. ,......_ -"~ .. 't IUJ. WotntD ..... wtun from r•od#m art w.Lc~. Normall11 10rit.n thould COft'Oell theiT ~· in 300 toOrdl or Less. TM tight to~· llttn• to fi' spoct Of' llfminate libel l.s r•seroed. AU ld· urs mv.st mcluck ~Cure and mail- ing oddrm. but 1MJ1Ms tofll bt with- held on rc~st. dollara are our sbort·aighted minority goln& to force us and themselves to pay for the inevitable e:tpanalon ol the school 1ystem? FRANKLIN B. JAYNE Seifer'• Attlta tle To the Editor: Let· me create two scenes for DAI· LY PtLOT readers, one scene real, one ll)'potbeticaJ : SCENE NO. 1 CREAL) : Ski Softer'a •• &eerwe Dear a.Grae: One al the sreltnt treasures of this lud la ita resources. But have you ever noUced bow tbe cornert of paper band towels never set used? I'll bet we could save a lot at money ii •• cot tbem oll .cl saved tbtol. A.E.C. Deer A.E.C.: Loe*. A.£.C.. tbl1 ls a problem column -wbat you've ae:ot me ii a '°"'tioo l9d ii you don't bave a Jft'obltm, JOU could , ... 10All Um• ... -hm. My apo~. OI re.nldint your letter l'Te come to the concluilcm tlMll lldlld ,.. clo U.. a p Mm .• , .... , ............... llllml) OONl'1DU'l'JAL TO HOAGT CAB.IOQl.dL: u ,.. tlllK ,_'n td I I "1 nqlllb .. ..... ,... ...... ,.. Co .. -,.. ......, 1oaaa • .... M .... tlllle HQ 1111 tit ,., ... ..... ''Blue Beet". DATE: Any night that the mood strikes Sid. SITUAT10N : Young coup~ orders pepper steak from menu. (Excellent. by the way.) Young couple waits and drinks cocktails for two hours. DlALOG: Youn& Maa: "Waiter. would you please ask Sid bow much longer before our stew will be ready." Watter: "You know bow Sid is." Yong Mu: "Sure. but it's been two hours.'' Walter: (Looks dejected.) "Well. OK . . . ·• Walks sheepilhly to kitchen and returns. "Sid aays to tell you if you're in a hurry. go next door." You1 C..ple: Goes ne~ door. SCENE NO. 2: Office of newly elected Sid Soffer. Newport Beach city coun· cilman. Sl'MJATION : An average fellow en· ten ofnce and ~ to leC!'etary. DIALOG : Averate FeO.w : "Hi I read in the DAILY Pnm ttuat Sid would betp 1 out on problems Cactna 'tbe Uttle man·.·· Secretary: "That's right. Sir. What Dependability can we do for you." Avera1e Fellow: ''I'd like to make an appointment to discuss (insert tnm subject)." Seentary: "Ski's on hia chess break right now: bowever, we can fit JOU in ln four hours." Avera1e Fellow: "I have to be at work in two hours. Could you plMM ask U he can fit me in sooner." Secretary: With a dejected look pkta up the intercom and asks. lislent. speaks. "Sid says to tell yoo if you're in a hurry, move to Costa Mesa." A •eraie Fellow: Breaks door doWD and punches Sid in the mouth. AS ONE WHO ENJOYS Sid's Blue Beel both food and atmosphere, I can booeatly say I never have been truted more rudelY anywhere by OM wbo engages in "public serving." Not once -many times. Sid's public fm· age at his restaurant bas always been "I don't need you 'average feUow' or noa-average fellow or big man or 'little man'." It does my heart good lo say that, now ttuat he don need people in hit quest for votes, I cu say -without even consWertac hit political capabWtiea -purelt ttom an emotional standpoint -I ud other-I who frequent (used to) bit "public aerVtng" establlshmeot don't Mtd btm or his attitude in pebllc otnce. LARRY G. BRADFIELD Soff•r'• ~'' for offict toaa 1"°'1-lhlfd. He isn't a regidced votn ond Clllft't btcomc a cndidatt. -lditor . I • • ' ••I • • I :PRICED , FOR· YO·U . • l. • .. 1968 BARRACUDA . . •OVE UP 10 CHRYSL·Eli . 19.68 PLYMOUTH VALIANT 2 door sedan F• Factory. Equipment lndudes outside mirror, back-up Rghts ancl many extras. Y-4494 . • I -- 2 door h•rdtop. 1J1 22J •tux• w h • 1 I covert, GET A WINNING DEAL ON THE WINNING CAR . 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In. engine, 2-barrel e11rbuNtor, 1utometlc, r• dlo, Miter power tfMr- fng, power b.!1tc•, deluxe wheel covers, b 1 c k u p ll1hta, outside, re1r view mirror ind many other outstanding ,._tu,... Stock No. C4351. We are selling new c1n 11 I ncor• sett1111 PICI. 1he frl4e ins, we ire selfing al / prices JOU Will ff ltd Urd fD but. Com111re our qulifJ will Ille prices offered • '88 M·ERCURY . C1llonte 2 Door Hird Top, ra· tdlo, Miter, automatic tr1ns., ind power steering • 91 4 door hardtop. quipped with automatic, radio, hMter, power windows, pow.r lfMrlng, and f1ctory air conclltfonlng. ~ tolutely LOADED! $109 Chevrolet Cemaro, Autom1tfc, Redfo, Heat9r, Low Low Mii• ... (4000) mllll) RMI Sharp. $2895 I I t r TI LA BORDE, Realtor EMEllEI THE SLEEPER? We Mt9't 11tD OM lib Ulla in a )DQ& Ume. ~ to tM Ba.ak of America, COSTA lOSA PA.RIC IDd 4onton. 1bJa one Wrooro Jewel bit a-.. IMni room. 1~ car pntt, ,ron a bil M"zllO' daplu lot to an &lleJ. Pe11- ~feet for an older oouple or speculator. ASX- -ING ONLY $13,950. At the back door for you and your children's ·convenience. 'lbe yards are S'O bii you'll bard· ; ly hear JOHNNY and JANE enjoying them- 111wl in their own private play ywd away from the street. This FOUR BEDROOM bome (oae ii oow a nice den or otfice) with hard- wood floors, two bath! and built-in kitchen la located in a very quiet and coatepient netghborlroodJ..!>!11Y 1 few blocks from tchoofs, -ST. JOHN CATHOUC CHURCH and shopping ~ in North eo.ta Meaa. Pleue call ue right ; away to see the pretty carpeting, trees and : . overall pleasant feeling of this family home. $24,000 FULL PRICE with only a small initial investment buys your own home, not one for the landlord! Four Bedroom -Westoliff This spacious home beinl aacrtticed at ONLY $39,500 -Owner Jeering area. 2~ balha, spacious living room. bqe fireplace -built· in electric kitchen. ~Dnpu-Newly pain~ inside. 2,000 sq. feet-Large OT«· siz.00 two car garaJle. ~ block from BAY- CREST on especially nice atreet of fine homes. HARBOR HIGH -llARINERS -HORACE PNSIGN school district. See Our ~-. "BUY OF TilE WEEK" today. SACRIFICE SALE r~ -BAYORFSI' CUSTOM HOME -Priced below reproduction coeit. OWNER'S LOSS -YOUR GAIN. FOUR LARGE BEDROOMS plus fami- ly room, FORMAL DINING ROOM, built.in electric kitchen and tepU'ate service p<>rch: HARDWOOD FLOOR construction, 2% baths, two fireplaces and two separately con- , , troDed fefted air unitl. Overahed double . garage, block wall fence and loads of concrete • path>I. Elie(aotly JaMnped with Jbinimum . ~ of care. AIL 1'HIS CAN BZ YOURS FOR . _:_. ONLY '45,950. Larle exilttnl loan can be • · uaumed. PROPERTY VACAN'l' -1M11ED1· • ~ •. ATE~ON. 646-0555 vtlW A IA TI'IOHT _....... ,.. • n.t 1ll time .a..I. ·-~ It ........ V11W ttOMI ~ ... ....... 3 8 ..... falnilt .. .,..... -"It. Belt View -la .,. m.a r : I ,.-I '-• t DAYll lllAL TY ... ,.. (i)pen HouseS THIS WEEKEND = this handy directory with· you this w 11Mf • you · to '*-· '"'"tint. All ,.. lecatlenl lltted btlew are deecrlbed ........ , ., ... by ~ ........... .,.,. ht tedly'1 DAILY PILOT WANT ADS. ,..,_. tMwlnt open heuMs for sale or te rent.,. urt" to lilt such inform1tlr., In this c.lumn Mdt Friday. HOUSES FOR SALE (2 Bedroom} * 702 .Larkspur, ·Corona. del Mar 873-2222 (Sat & Sun 1·5) (2 Br. & F1mily or Den) 219 Sier~ Costa Meu .5*67vo (Daily 1·5) 1118 Dell>bln Terrace (Irvine Terrace) CdM MU472 Evtl 873-3488 (Sat 6 Sun 12.-5) (l a.droom) 1985 1'asUD Ave., ootta llltaa 673..frM (Sat & Sun 1·5) 1118 Prllcilla Ui. (Harbor Highlands) NB 5'8-8198 . (Sat & SUn 11..f) 21= COllta Mw 431 Lulonia, N~rt Shores ..,.... (Sit. &Ill 1.S) (3 Ir. I Femily or Deft) .. '71 lllmbller Dr .. Huntington Beach llMOM (Sat 6 Sua. 11·7) 1192 Blaylock Pl, Huntington Beadl 873-2876 <Daily 12-S) 3010 WUTen Ln., (Halecrut) CM 549-3474 (Sat A Sun 1·5) 2449 Norse Ave., Costa Mesa 84M877 (Bat A Sun 1-5) 2523 Duke Pl. (College Park) CM MMIU . (Sltw'Jla7 1-4) . . . . J4 Ir. I F•mily or DenJ 1318 <Waxy Dr. (Do,er Sbclra) NB (714) 84U235 (Dally UM) • * 4IO I. 2llt St., Newport Beach 5*6508 (Sunday 1.5) 201t SUUaao Dr. (Dover Shores) NB ('714) &Gl2U (Sat. Sun) * 4127 Per!llm Dr., (Cameo Shores) CcDI (714) Mi.mo · {DallJ) m 8wil111iwee I.tt (College Pft) CM Mlollll (Sanda11-.> , ' fridlJ, ,....,..., a, 1~ MILV NI.If. IJ RINTAU llNTAU tt•HTA&.5 ltiNTW •-• H.ueea Uftf.urn .... ~ Uftfvntw.I ~ ........... ...... ~- cm. Mell l1CIO c..t1 Mete ~ NEID llNTAl.1 ~~~ .... MOO SPACIOUS I Jm Upstalrt l but can't ftnd ooe. Let ua FNe Rental 8t'allcl new w/w earpetfnc HAllOI rl HERl:'I A llEAL BUY TOR ah()IW )'OG bow y(Jij can own ·~1c aUrae NW fl.lmlture. New .. ~u THE AMBl'nOUS. Well de-with Pll)'lDelltl ot SW PER ~ e beby or chldm '111« C OK. ~ 1:00tem,ponry ranch MONTH blclucliq tun. Wilker & LM No peta. Walk to lhp'1. $115-B.t.CHELOlt. . .a~E~E ·. ~ ... bOme. w/det.alled eK-Why buy the hot.lee l)r )'OW" '1tiS2 !DJNGER $U9.60 Pb: 549-3M3 « lee __.of wood, 1tucco, alus, llJM&otd when ,_, cu own HUNTINGroN BEACH Mer 2256 Maple St. ••tlMreil ~r shake roof. .,--·-~-. ,...,,__ Ev ~ wUJa NO DOWN PAYMENT ~ VJ'O' ea. $22.50 Wk. Up front $100 f S¥1tt"lllW 4 BDRM. It FAM. ~= :n~ ~. ~ p~~kn!i.~.!: e StudSo 6 a.ch QfL Incl. adL : DEN n.ooa PLAN, SERr llarbor Ollta M ... 546-2313 ..1--bit·-~ n10' • blcl Utlll • Pboae .... 1 • 2 .. a 8DIOI. l VICED BY 2 BA'mS, ONE t ... ._, .... , ...... e Mafd Serviot ·TV avd. JVRN. I& tJNnJJU(. 1 ATI'AOIED TO MSTR. 81).. 3 bdrm. 2 t.tb. -c:pt1., mo. lae. 5.11).3664 e New cafe 6 Bar Rea~ Pool.I. ~ c.ia IUf. SUITE. W/W CARPET· drps, wan lbc, nr Wb.lte e D81 EGRET •. 2376 Newport Blvd. 543-9756 Center, AdJ. to SllOP)llns:! ING (SlJ.GHTLY SOILEb> Front. w Utll pd. sn Tra. LARGE 1 BR, bn -un-~' Petetto1t Wq. Ill • SPAMllR RANafDtO e I'!!!!!!!~!!!·!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'-!!!!!!!!! UTn.rlla>Q,...,... 113 Ac. W. a.ck -~ -.1 ~ : ""'',.~ .""' .. UAOI -., ~ Ol'nCE ~~~: ~. llY;1:t c.ta Mela 1100 ~ lwft 1• 'Im EDINCF.R bar opens to Jlrlv. patio OPIN HOUSIS IELAX MU& OPEN EV~. ...... IV,... LONG vene Dr. 548-5581 Hunttntten "'" bor ... •a---""--· '"""""vu£. FORM-Hert.our S405 furn. Fl.tr Nice furniture, •--. ......... AL UV. RM. W/COZY LOG 3 BR. Ea4tllde. Cl!t., ~. Gar. It laundry. 2860 La · • MH11I I Kitch. w/all ~lvabJe &\joy 1rM on beated aad ~ bit.ins, incl. BBQ I: .mid 1 • 5 P.11. Dd,y flktn4 Joo&• _.privacy 1'11.L flSHINM- BUft.NINC FIREPLAC~. blt.ns, Avail Feb, lit. $170. Salee, 642-2560 Eves. 546-~ ~ modem kitchen 422 Walnut * 646-rns 3 BR 2 bath. private beach 1127 ~ ~alnut tab.; 3 ~· ~ 213 • m SllrbQllla flltlt. ol dm ....,t cuJ..de..aac tbr ~ ~ bomtr dtn. rm. maJ tie Qled • 1 blr. Ne. ol *h St. Eut" '*"'t J ~ huse See tbls love112U1"' bath 4th BR. or ~); bee.led • <>rqe AV.. w .. to pQbUc 41ee ~ feaaiJ.y ~. Molt To 'fl a~ o u e cmrpeted fenced 20x40 pool. Ptofeu. and paroctii.al ICboola. d~ bldE ~ area. tbroulbout, brim tlreplaee witla NAT. WOOD CABl-SMALL older 2 BR. garqe, dub, beaches '&: boat aJ.lpsl =r=RE=E..,.l_w_ee..,.k-1-ren_t._2_B_R_li,t-Preltlp Adclrua t NE'l'S BILT-IN RANGE •-•·-• ....a ... N .i-available. $32:5/month-leaee, b e>vr:N. DISHWSHR., GARa ii~ y;t9:icaean. 0 -·· (W opdon to buy. Broker. ath ~ Hae. Garage. 1'-MARTINl'-'UE D-ETC. "'·'l D'· .. r· b' ..... -tl.o, dilpoaal, prdener, c~ T • ~ Large level 3 Bdrm, 2 ~. fam nn, elec """" ..,.. a .an a.•·-.u peta. $140 mo. AYtil now. GAIDEN Al'Ht landlcaped. Maplflcence, Tr)' $31,950. • A._ Metric ldtc:ben for for only $59.SOO. May trade. LIKE NEW 3 Bdrm., bdwd only US• aabmlt downt ~ lit .quality home, locat· kit frpL $185 111e. 23.16 Rut-ONE year leue. 3 BR. 2 BA; 2421 Elden Ave. 646..3389 • • l' ed iD better' city o1 Lacuna aen 545-8152 Ooee to be9Cb. alipt, lhOJ>-tff Parklike IUITOUDdinp ! 8l!CticG la vancant and has 3 BEDROOM East aide $120 pins, 1Chool1. $325 mo. n4: ~ ... ch 4200 FURNISHED BACffELOlll e OWNER • 646-5790 e floors, l* ti1« baths, heavy l"-aillt: Sbor'el ~ty I lbake roof. Lee lot. Nr..&'585-Evn. 536-'QO ~ ~t~~~ l6S E. 2lat l-753-0328 847~ 2008 W. OcllftffQnf ~~~a~~ Sr lood ceneral cleanQP. ~ Newport leleh 3200 Fount1ln V1lley 3410 Carpets, drapet, raraiC «bu instructed us to IU~ 2 BR, 1 ba, crpta, 1ira9e1, 11th & S.nt1 Ane. ca. ·mit all alters. We have juat PARK LIDO FOR Rent. 4 Bdrm Town-bit-ins, $150 mo. 646-4233 ~ Op. Sat S.• 1 ·5 1965 'ISfln Aye. lJKE ~ 2 ~ •. Den. , l" 20&! W!SIO.lFF DRJV. E llLOW the MARKET ~e ~ ~. l>rapea ' 646-ml Open Eves, 3 BR l" bath, electric built0 m liv. ., bit • 111 oven It . . N11&e. Heavy &hake root. · LOTS OF ROOM '.U11, dilhwuber, new I up. Costa Mna 3 BR., blt~in elec:. ldtdlen. A REAL BUY! $77.500 : Rllth Seeley, lttr. 1306 Paril .he .• Bel Isl. . 6'1M'l96 -----~ lad lay Near new y. ID CdM HS dist. l BR, 2-bath, DR, Library, bltna, tl.repl. tea. . optjon OK. Only $29,000 OWNER 543-8089 Multf.Pu.,_. ltoom See thla 15x24 concrete block bobby, "teen" or 111eat room, + lovely 4 It family room "Roman T\ib" model in Pace1etter'1 Country Oub Serie&. About 2160 aq. ft. MOit attractive. c ...... * .. lty S.U.SllO 4 IR-Fem!ly Rm. : $24,950 • 2 ba_th1. Stamless st.eel ldtch- • en. Ca.rpetiq . Lovely patio. • Eltaant fireplace. Lasting security i-ere ! . 540-1720 TARBELL 2!ll5 Harbor aold a comperable home ADULT SEC'l'ION ho111e l~ ha, oven range 642-1615 67>1669 eves. Q nearby for $34,000, we IUI• Cpts/Drps, BlVins, fireplace, dl.shwuber wuhet dryer FA MOBILE home • Ux55, l ot Maple C~ 1eat >'OU try, • Community Pool. heat frplc, l&e 2-car &lll'ale 2 Br. Comp! furn. $110 mo & $27,950 FULL PRICE 1. 2 BR. 2 baths . fZOO/Mo. w/work~ pool clubhouse 642-158S wlmds/aft s week: S.rmuda VII $1400 DN. PYMT. 2. 3 BR -2 bat.ha -split level, landacapmg Incl. ~ dys. SPAC 2 lc 3 BR, 1~ ba owner will earl')' Lull balance $2!!0/Mo. · Santi An• 3610 1-BR. &ara&e apt. l lil blla. Cl!ts, ~ 2 pools in eeq pnt-like pymts. 3. 3 BR, 2~ batha, 2-story. to ocean: dbl. 1ar.; Sl.25 Neer llbp I and MISSION RIAL TY $250/Mo. TWO bedroom home. Clte.n. yearly. 531-9101 FROM $99.SO ·f 885 So. Coaat Hwy., Lag. Bch. Fenced yard with cowred Mgr. 1998 Maple, #! Phone cn.o 494-0731 BACl< BAY ~ patio. Built . In cfilhwuber Newport Hgts. 4210 Mgr. 2'lH Collep #2t 3 BR, 2 bath, Unfum. $285/ and atove. Water paJd. One NPT HGTS. l BR triplex $105 -$120 ! San Clemente 1710 ~ Eves: 54U966 child only. $135 mo. BJS.8568 Furn. Pool. uU1 Ptl noo luxurious Tow~ D~,,..,, mo 3226 a St-s4s,.7325 2 BDRM Unfumlabed . •""'""""""' 10UI" taxes, in· BAY & BEACH l•9una Beech 3705 · ay ' Elec kitchen. Beautiful !lr Lp. lol F« Mom, Dad I: the kida. sraded carpeU tbrou&hout peta, bo,ts, trailers, a hike double C"1'&Ce, larp lot. OWNER. Call <n4) 54UJ$ around tbe Back Bay. 3 bed-Only ,13,950 ~yments less rooms and 2 baths. than rent Call 962-44n Vlll-$165 $2,895.00 -move in a1e Real Estate 19142 Brook· Per month covers all. 4 Oran.-Cont Property burst, H.B. BR i" 11athl, No ooWN Jean eo1e 673-85601--::9=-=u:-:-:1=-=c:-:::·K~M~O=-VE-=-1- c1, latire family room. 2 VACANT ll-2 LOT car i a r a i e, hardwood . lu.t 1~ 4 Ba • b~th, floors. Hurry! Hu....,! it Prim! for developina and carpelll, aluminum. CPvered .. 1 excellellt finandng. ReedY Patio, dole to ICboola Ir won't lut at $21.900. CaU fpr aunmer Income. Prlot 9hc:ippJiir. Be quick on thl.I Ray Gault SfO..llSl s;t.~. ~ Neptune, NB one! Oo1¥ $21,500. CJ'eue :rour Income and Realty Inc pool make a whale .J an •-n-tal 'na •• .' MONARai BAY .. n...... Coron• del Mir 4250 · Nr abp'g. Adults on!y. . .:.-Down ~ .,,.. na• ..... vt. LOVELY OCEAN ~VIEW HARBOR TOWNHO~..;._. •~ vestment. 4 two bedroom 20'25 W Balboa Blvd NB UOJt Immaculate 3 BR Towb-unit& only $3500 down; total . ., 2 BR It den l'Ai ha pta drps Winter Mootbly Rentala m T HiLrbor Blvd., Ol l ··-.:a,; ---1 R. C. GREER. Reelty P1ul Jones RNlty -=-= 3416 V1a Udo 67J..9300 84'7·1.166 Eves. 842-5844 . . PROVINCIAL 4 BR WITH POOL PRIVATE PARTY dent Jamil.)' room, dininc room, 2* baths. OPEN SUNDAY 1-5 430 I . 2bt St., N.B. tiouae indudin, wuhtt 1: price $38,500 frpl pooj Lae ~ ' JAMAICA INN HOTEL NEW 2 bedroom, baift' In dryer. Adults sectklo. Ex-$95 MONTH •Adul~ 496-124! betw 1:0~m As low aa $150 mo. 673-8120 ldtdlen, W·W ~ ~m- tra large pool, club house DANA POINT'., Harbor View -------..:--l Bdrm Xlnt loc. rus yrly. plete. F~ patio, doted etc. Immediate poueulon, Fineat .~nity new 2 BR. Duplex lndudea ALL Le9un1 Nl9uel 3707 Phone aft s P.M. 67J.3825 or garage. Near major ...,. Hurry! deluxe 4 BR, 2 ~th cusmm .._........_ _ _.... ____ , 615-1896 ping. Eutaide O.ta M•. Newport H•Jthh 1210 CoUeae Realty 546-5880 bu~tl~~ :4at:;y~~I =~· Near Hoag In 4M~N~~iY~mo snmro Apt. SHAAP! $95 ~':iv: ~SJZ. 1°· ~ ACkE 5 B«trooma. 3 Bath TOP SALESMAN ]62.f N. El Camino Real 646-5155 OWNER. 675-a599 Avail Feb. 1, MMO<» THE CONTEMPORARY Agent ~ Cul-de-Sac St. Death ol h• Now 4 years in a row fo Fbone <n•O 49'2-6145 FOR LEASE: Exec """"', RENTALS B•lbN 4300 2 BR, 1?'1 •:, cpts, dr,,.j MOVING-Ownu must ldl, 3 baJ;ld forei!a sale. $45,000. Huntinaton Beacl'I Board o~ San Oemente, Calif.. cualom bit, ocean ~;_, Apts. fumlshed bltna, gar, 6 bid pool. BR, fam rm, den, bltns, WW :';;7~a~: 642-l221. Owner. Reettin Is with Paul Jones Duplex .. For S•le 1975 bome. 3 bdrm. 2 bath, frpl, General 4000 BAYVIEW 15721-~:~t mlec. !':~L Townhouse, French Quar- ters. Sl.650 It uawne lit T.D. ot 6%. Pa.ymenta $119 mo. ~. dillbwuher, blt- lnl, ~era, awnlnp, 4 &drm, 3 fU1l badw, 2~ car garage. Like new. Mall)', many extra• 545-4265 cpt&, dJ1>8, swim pool, flab ' er. ' Ree.lty. Shouldn't you lilt cpta I: drpa. $315 mo. with vn.-....... ~ pond, dble pr, w/220. 2 Newpcui ShoNS 1220 wbE-re the action Is! prdener. No llll&ll chldnt. HOLIDAY PLAZA Winter 2 BR, laundry It i&r 2 BR Unf. Bllnl, new epta. frplca, BBQ, patio l.ndacpd, -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;I P1ul Jon .. RHlty Deluxe Duplex can Mr. Owens att s PM. DELUXE ll)acioul 1 BR, 1014 E. Balboa Blvd. Ba.I. drpt, 2 cHdm OK. Nr ap. fncd, OtJtdr.indr liibtin1. lr1 • 841-1266 Eves. 842-51144 Corona del Mar 3 BR, 2 ba S4&-9138 Furn. Apta ·$125. + util. 6134760 It tchla. 962.Ja55 l lot lt extras. See at 810 'Direct from Bldr 511140>10 GI each, trplc, 6 )'l'8 """"", nr EAS'mLUFF. Avail Feb. 15. draHeated pool, ~~tin&. 1-CLEAN=.,...,.....-s_-.... -A..,-·-AD-:::::N======:t=I Towne St, CM By appt only. • ll. /C ICboola lt lhoJ>Pini~R:ruo-Vl.ew. 5 BR, 3 ba, tam pes, ample par..._. No · ....., r-· ewport IMch 5200 e 3 BR. 2 Balnd., ~ dmlOOO; bup Call 646-4920 $23.SOO .firm. 3 }fomes, 300 tt to beach eel to SST,500. rm, $325 mo (6 Dllll or C:~a ~· 6fl..5853 315 u~ ~~ :fvd e CARlll • lot, beaut. -...,... Sq. Term1. ar-'poo1 . from $29,000 you cari take over w/caah. ORANGE COAST lees) tool water I: prdener. -=====' ='==:::BALBOA. * 673:9945 ft. bridt/concrete patio, Ian-======== 3 BR 2 ba, bonus rm w/ba PROPERTY 644-1698 BOAT SLIPS AVAIL 1100 al, shade prden, fountain: Me11 Verde 1110 Exceilent financing 82x100' lot nicely landsc. Co&ta Mela 4100 l Bdrm, util pd, !JS blk bay 2 lt 3 BR. 2 Ba brick planters; aep: play -E-vER_Y_ON_E_ahoold;.___se__;e ~thia;..:;. Newpor~~r .. Co. BRASH EA It REAL TY ~332~Marau~~eri!!!!t~e,!!CdM!!!!![!!!!6!!73-8550!!!!!!!. ~ai!e~F~ ~.~~o.~~ ADULTS ONL y ~Moc~l: mo. 6: 30 • 8: 30 e H~~'!!25° ~o. yd.; '8.th/pluter; carp. (hd. bea Uful ~rn 847-8531 Eves. 1139-153'1 ffiRN. Duplex East C.M. gar + 2 car port. Very Nicely furnished 2 BR l BR OI e Indoor Parkin" firs.); stone frplc., bit-ins. ~ 5,vun. BEDROOM 16' 38' POOL good loc I: cond. Owner. private. i...e. $1«> mo. 1455 apt. Heated pool $140. J\pta. der men. $75. 310 Fentando JW P-By owner. $23,950. Low .e before they purchase. OPEN SAT le SUN 1 . 5 I o.,c 1 .... 1 ""o f' .... ..-... ( .. _ .. ,_, w ) 1 Michael Rltr 507 E Balboa • ~-down avail. 549-3474 All nylon carpeting, custom 431 'L .,,,.,. ..., or ...,.,.2323 ..,....,...,r, ~ ay . 2264 Map e, CM 642-4849 IUvd. 6T3.&sa0 . <On the Bay 2 bl from l'eflryl built in bar, larie tamJly SwT~ed ~! land-5 BR 3 bath Executive Home RENT A&.S LARGE, Executive Home 1n BAOHELOR, kit.. b a t h , LARGE 2 BR doe& to }My TOWNUOUSE. al~ iew. room, 2 baths, finltbed ~ ICaPln 3 BR 2 ALSO Heutel furnilhed Biwcreat, N.B.; pool; $350 parici.ng. $80. Util. paid. A: ocean • .-.._ $90 . $240. 2BR, 214 BA,~. SLEEPER!!! 58x290 Commercial VACANT on W 19th St. neer another 20 story bld1. Try $40,000. Have eaah. hie garage, all bull~, nice ft ~ 660 • ti., 1500 Pool lli.~·BR 1~ ti.th month. Vacant. S44-4114. Man. lli37 Imne Ave. 641>-utilities. Yeady. S6.-n:US ,,.no, sto:ve, n!tnci. ~. ' patio, QQtdoor lilhUllS A ex-~, 0.W.GE COAST Haffdll Rlty. '42-4405 Rentlfs to Shar• ~005 BLUFFS -Townhae deluxe 3 5736 (feyer, drapes, carpet 6 ft-, ~ oe ~ .. -~aaped.n-~ PftOPERTY maio "HomeatoMa.tclllncome" GIRL21orovertollhalefum BR /QBa-condo·poolS250 SPANISH E/lide. 1 BR, Lide Isle 4351 ter'fanDibed.Reatled.;oit Lockh1rt lt.e1lty 569 W. 19th St. 646-2301 SWEET ~ . . • Love this home. 3 BR, new ~ kitchen, carpeted, Iota of = extra. Better built. $18,950-... rnA mo mo. 0pen Sat/SUn -1·5. 1940 MontoYta Ave. Roy L. Snavely, Bkr. 646-90U ,..... ...... ..,.. ,._ uum... By owner 644-2039 Frpl, beama. piltfo. l adult, auna. Best 1ocat.foa. will sell for only $24,950. AJ.. BY <>Mier Newptirt West ·2 apt In Npt Sch. f75 1110. II(, -11. $110 yrly. 673-1629 MOBlLE H 0 M.E-X L NT Dovel',·NB &T.M886 / · 90 may a91U1De . ex:l.llting OPEN SAT 8t SUN 1-5 aixlry house 3 Bil, 2~ BA, 673-1131 aft 5:30 1 Hlk lo ocean. 3 BR, 2 be, ,,._ loan @ $103 month lnclud-431 LUGONIA din nn, tam rm w/.frpJc, BACHELOR will .... __ e home bltn1, lenced, $210. NASSAU Palms 1 le 2 SR p tio poo!LOC!I. DELUXE 3 'B.R 3 bi>F;1C: 1-Surrounded '-· Ill.lb land t t'-· • .,.. 962-4.58S Furn or Unf $115-SlSO. Htd. a ' ' II e party or Poal, patio, $250 mo or ...;.,e ._ taxes. CALL S.USl. "I . scap. Cl"P • •nu-ol.rt. CUst drp9, in Newport Helghm. pool. 177 E. 22nd Sl 642.3645 Cple only. No pell. 673-019& w/lowdn pym" t RJtr. --..:.,.,, in&', 3 SR, 2 ba, 1500 eq fl, encl front courtyard. Patio, * 64Ull2 * 3 BR. 2 Sa.. Nr. Westclltf vr.__, I Q'Pi &n•J $32,660. boat storage. 4 Bloclca to P1aza. $240 Mo., leaae. l~ 1 Bdrm. Pool. Ut!I pd. Huntington 1 .. ch 4400 EX'mA ·1arge, up&~ 1 _ lliJi M •• OR.ANGE COAST beach. Below rnA. 962-9990 Newport Beach 2200 Irvine 646-4095 $115 Call aft. S PM br. Acro1s !mm Udo CQtw ~;::~=:;::::::;::=:'.. PROPERTY OPEN HOUSE 12·5 LGE FmD.y home. Lee w/ 642-8266 * Free Utllltl• + .$l25 .Yearly. 54&&r • 3 BR, :Z be, famltf room, 332 Marguerite, c.dM 67J..8560 No dn GI • MJn. dn FHA 81lbN Covff opt, 3 BR, 2 be, nr actilt>~ $95 Month; all uW. incl. Priv. Weekly rates, pool, aduiia ' carpetins, drapea, 2 'fire-mtz BLAYLOCK. 3 BR 2 ba, 2 BR home with slip $285. 640-5276 968-1740 patlo; quiet, clean. S11. only. 2 BR, or Unfum.. Corona •I Mir 1250 piaca, food yard, 1*11.Y H•rbor Hlfhlands 1235 tsx26 tam. nn. new blt.lni, facilities. Leue at story. Adultl. M2-87ll 17676 Cameron, HB 847-2125 extra. Altfng Ja,50G will 3 BR, 2 b&. Bltna, brick patio, new~· walled lot. Va-$300/mo. or Lease/Option Corona del Mar 3250 DUPLEX $95. Lie 1 BR. *DUPLEX 1 BR FURN• • conaider ofter. Owner. Call cpes, drps, frplc, immac. Cllllt. Like new. Own!!!'. &7J..36638,.y • 11,.C548-6966H Nkdy ..,., ""'''" _,,.. 115. mo. v..,. qolet-. ~~· • ' COMMERCIAL. St.ea! it! aft 5 • wknCS., --9813, $29,950. Owner moviJll. $22,950. Call 673-2676 "' -"' Ocean Blvd View er. Oae to shops. 640-2118 *67J..19'12* ... $37.SOO. cash, no terms. Near ~3238 • s '73-0450, 54S.3196 ASSVME GI 6% • 3 BR (::~.z· D1:.'.) 2 BR, dining rm, bkfat rm, 1 BR Fum. Apt. RENTALS everything. 4 BR., den, 2t,{i ba, bit-ins; Carpet, drapes, enclosed 2025 W. Balboa Blvd .. NB den. $375 incl gardener Close to ihoppina. $85 Apts. Unfumi1hec:I ON TEN .lat.a .. Lockh•rt RHlty w/w carp., drapes. l•ck B.y 1240 Heated pool. Wal.k to beach. DON V. FRANKLIN, RJtr. Rllr. 548-3209 I'!-I ~"""' 1 I& 2 BR. l'llrn 6 Udlrn 546-W. 19th St. 646-2301 $37,500 OWNER Own 962-0577 aft 6 < 673-2222 '"ner1 """" ' ._ ~· or e:....;..,,. ,.. ... "~ C'..... 4 BR 3 b o· er e.r pm L1gune Beach 2705 · Very Nt'ce J "-" BR Trlr Frplo. / Prl!Patfol / Pools BY Owner • Near Westclitt .,..,....,,.. • """"-._..-v I uu, • I d. a. ID l•lt..--Adulu "'o~ly. :~:...:.., CoG~l 8ldlf. 9 shopping. 3 Br home, large 4 BR, 2 BA. larie acreened rm.. am rm, cu e aac, Huntinsiton OCEAN VIEW $165 -3300 VEN DOME ...,.. r1av • ...,... living with fireplace, dining patio. Many extras. Nar MJ:.500 ~er. 646-720.5 Herbdur 1405 Call Edith MCMahon 133 E. 16th St. 642"1265 900 Sea Lane, OlM IH-W area. new built -in kitchen Mesa Verde School. $25,900. 8.37.-0530, :>44-.3474 eves. 2 BDRM Studio. l~ ba Frpl. ATTRACTIVE 1 BR. wall (Mae.Arthur _.. o..t 8""> with birch cabinets, new FA By Owner * 545-5732 Coron1 del M.r 1250 LIVE in exciting H1.D>tin&ton patio, cpl, drpa, $150. 331 to wall crpta. La.rse cup. SP!CIALI turnaee. La.rile lot 66 x U6 OWNER; t BR. 3 BL.....,. I Owhe Hart>our. 4 SR, 2 .ty, 2~ Duplexes Furn. 2975 E. Bay Ave. 673-Wt56 boe.td1, closets. $85. 642-169'1 2 WKS FREE RENT with block wall. $24,500. lie; din. rm. A fam.r, water-f r be, home. Htd pool, lndscpd H 1 •--h •u-. I BR, gw, patio, f9Cing Make reeervatioruJ NOW 642. 790'7 fall. Immac! Eves 5f>.09irT CJwmina 2· BR 2 bath on lot patio, cpta,. drpe. incl. Boat BACK bay· I BR -1 chilct ol" unt ntfon -c --' Street. aean, quiet. Adults. Newly Redecorated -120x130 ,._...;wl ho..-9at.o a. Son. nan...•-1: ~with la~ aecluded pe-&lip avail. $59,500 llrm. pet OK. Yard. $95. Nit.es or SPARK' ""G SUNNY walk 2589 Orange. 548-4360 c•--to _..__, p k ~ vraa "' -1 tiO •--·~ J 1.1. 847.oa72 weekends call ~9147 """' • • -.. ......,. "91 •r .. CORNER. $4'7.SOO-% ~ 3 LG. BR. 2 Ba, fMl. ~.. · ..... vm~ vn t poai....,, · lo beach. Bit-Im, dahw~er. a.EAN 1 BR Lodry, garage, Boys Club & Gfrlt Club ROOMY' 2 b&m. Xlnt 'loc: SlSO ydy. Phoee aft I PM 673-3825 Cit 6$-118& • 3 Sr, 2 be.. cpta, drps, bltna, ~. patio. LIU ...,, 675-5S'l6 or 54N1IO -S260 mo. income. Priced for serY. lld>. Newly opt'd .. XlDt ::.W carpet• le drapes, Fount1ln V•lley 1410 RENTALS cpl.I;. drps, secluded patio. Very Ql.liet. Adulta. $90· 3ll • S91.cious 3 Br's. 2 Ba quick sale. 1161 price will flnancift&'. °"'9el' 5t6..«l5f s?S'.:S <not leeadlold) --~--Houses Unfurnished POOL & maint. Many Meea Dr. 548-:zAm e Swim Pool • Put/green :n::- be a rnem<JI')' ill~ yea.rs. caax>. 3 Br. 2~ llll. epta. ~ ZIPI I Cost• Men 3100 xtras. $185 mo 838-79<M 2 BR Furn w-patio. • Frpl Indiv/lndry fac'll Lido hie *1 I drps bi CORONA' HIGHLANDS It your home in this re1tful. FOR Lease: 3 BR., 1'14 Ba,, Ww cpts, drps & pool. e Adults 1: Family areu -------.o- Lockh•rt ltHty ' ~pool, next to LrJ2BRbome.rancb--le, q.uiet 4BR,baa.separate din-'"'E s10"' 3 blt ins cam drp fpl 548-0422 1•~5 .. _ .... _.m & UPSrAIRS,2BR,2 BA;-.i. 569 w. 19th St. 646-2301 country db. Owner.~ • ., y 11 el ""' ,;:, mo. BR, 2 ba. · · ...... s., r ·· -"'" nwt ,..ye. Id ..1-~":i.r:" ocean view, harden hills ol 11\I area. ou r ax even r / '-1 dbl patio Fencro y trd $165 & 3 BR mod I ,...,..,... C M 642 2824 erp ' ... .,., blt.illl, .w •. Priced to tell $18.800. Charm-..__rt •~-h· 1200 Irvine Ranch. Fee a1m..ie. more when you hear the am rm w .... c. f' gar, · ' · · ' • c ean. nr "'-'-' !!!!I!!. !!!!!.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!.!!!!!!!!!It $225. mo. Lease. = ......... ,... -... t VACANT fncd yd, nf' achls, mkta, dl'p. 847-4156 $150. Garage, patio. 371 W. = • Ing 3 BR, l~ ha, home, on By Owner. $34,.500. 568 Sea-erma. -$23,950 fwy~. !158-2400 alt 5 wkdya. 4 BR, 2 bl. cpts, "ar-:Sml yd. Wll!lon or 646-7342 RENT Huntl_..._ •---1.. ~ : Jae quiet lot IOx135. Green ward Ra, 675-4623, Open u.e reduced from $25,900 --" .,.,_. _, ~ bltna, w I matidilnl crpts, CUSTOMIZED 3 BR..? BA, Sat. 6 Sun 17094 LAt,JREL. F.V. 3 Bdrm, $135 mo. Nr Beach Blvd &: Slater. DELUXE Large 1hr.199.SO. 2 Rooma Furniture ; marble vamtles, J&e dbl pr. ,, I beamed · ctllinr den hi . SPINDELL RIAL TY Behind library. Sl40 1st It last. Will rcdcc. Pool. Ideal for bachdor1. $25 Mo_.... • _, ._..__. t I .,.., West.cliff. 39' lA 9/fr;lc:. .CAMEO SHORES W M gno1 • 573 Piummer SL 17652 Van Buren 213: 248-19'l1 1993 Olurch St. 548-9633 llTII ! .,..,. .......,...,.. pa o. -BlWDI. 2 Cat CU· w/• 4MS Perham Rd., For sale by a.mer at a la, 545-0458 FUlL OPTION TO BUY .. Towne St. Ml-56.W « door opener. EnCic.d llridt o.met. Lee 4 Ba I& tam rm •-3 BR llii batla, flnced ya'd, LOVELY Westmont 1,700 sq. e Wll.50N WESI' e 64SM29 Iron. t. -'"'• formal 1 .. --. w/swim pool. Thia borne -nt•· An• Htfl. 1630 clean. SJ50 month. ft. Avail Feb. I. $200. I Br., Util Pd! Htd Pool! No depolit o.a.c • • MIS8JON VIEJO. ....T --Rltr. ~ 847-2729 or 546-1322 Adults. 968-1740, fH&.Sm HCMlle of Chairs ~ ti.de yard. ...-. mmt be 1e>ld. F•1111ly KOGe. s lt9E .., ~ A-1 aeen BEAtfr. IPllt·~ home; <>wntr, $tW!t2 ' · Milht oich for 11111aller. 2 Br for OWllU· '4440 total 517 w. 19th. C.M. 548-1454 ~moe:o!u ~ ~ REDUc£1>, Jo¥ely a BR ' C'lJ.0856. 213: 4~ frly Inc· Xlnt fllvett. 548-7249 Ila. bDlnt Oii 2 Job: can uee · :-3 ba., 2 frplca., cmp.. CUit· u 2 Qta. Rm. to bid. Nev LWe We 1351 L19Un1 HUia :' drapes; 2 patiol-Fantutlc 8-6-. WW .U-all Oii : value, $31,960. DMXZS ~bit.« tr.de. l214llt St. BrUd MW Notd ~ 180 deaNe Mounf.afn Vlrio ~ BY Owner. 3 BR. 2 ba, OWNER m.mt 5 BR,~ 8&, pier' A: slip. 4 Bd:rma, ZX40 Anthony : fti>l. Ip feoced yard . Area'a best bQy ••• Oner pcllll, htd, .u .weep, eoueire At --. v.., die · TUDI * &?-*1 * lalldedl, fm:plt. eovertcS -lie> s~'I· s;D,300. UU f a-2 BA:m.~ .... 199. Bl' 0.,.. Hap a iit 2 fOnntl patio, prof t:and9Cpd, : Cotleae l)r. '8,D ellUMJ, far mMa. let BA: Mf>lns ·ev~ nn. 50, $31.GOo CIC' ofl~. Owner. 831-~ • •· ~' IQt. -4o. lldO. lif.t sell ::;SD======== • S.\1ALL 2 BR ._ °" l'I OWNER ~ f1WN4 L ....... ch 1705 R-2 Jot, $12,IOO. Owner. 311 'iiiif9iiliD) .• 1!11 Rochelttt· .,_ '-e. WI" •· rw '4•111•1• .._.. 1400 IMIRALD IA Y 1700 3000 General 3000 ====:::::::=== Gener•l 5100 -------::::=:=::::::=:::==:::::::::::.:=:=:::::::;::-~---.Cost1MIM ~~~-~~~~ ~u•V• • .Simplt Scrambled Word Pua:lc for 4 Chtiek?. OR~ fetters of the four lt!Gmbled wordt be-low to fona four •mpl• wcwdl. E/Side 2 BR J~ Ba, Patio Walk to 17th Shops, PO. New cpta, drpc, paint. Adult.t. No dop. Jn Oa:le triplex beclc AJpb8 Beta. STUDIO Apt. 3 BR. ao.. to ocr. 9dwda A: dlurches. tarpeta I drapes. ~ M• dou Or •. CM 54&-5421 ~ BR Ac>t. New cptg. drp«, No emaO dtldm or petl. By Ownet-. Pb: 54S-6769 :J' ~' IEACHW~ Apullment Ho, .. Private patiM • Nt1r ~. Gou and Sboppq. ::: 3 BR 2 latfhe, f'lii 2 BR 2blthl,,... 1 BR • Wilk fft c~ Warner 6 Spru.w.. (2 miJet W ot 8.-eb 142-5008 ... 1a.-15 64'.l-4'19 ~ ::~~ sa..M ~ rofWtA MOO& MOM& ~~view, Ex« :, OWNER M"9t Sell IJluMe - -NEAJt ~ Oner lot S BR. a 94, lower' Emerakf 2 BR Htd Pool. AdjMlent ma--------'-- 3 Bil 2 BA O'P .Drtt II.at S2'1,D. S _,.. M ., fm. ~ ,.Jnted. J ""-eW liq, 1 Sic to priv. bMcb. • See .... 0.-Dail1 1 • 5 ldll!IL, ...,.. •"tllJ........ OJmpL ...... I .......... Jut ..,._.tied luxurioUll.Y : ~Senate ••• IOoS19 ..... lot. u,,. Id -· 3 .... ' ........ '16 dn Id. ... -'"' excel- • 3 BR l~ ..... -._.. -., la tllilll °!!"' ..... A In rtas. ~ Clrtl-ltnt 8nancq. Call OMM!I' lllrp ft!11Ci111 JM!. ~ n::l'1'a.DT %1•' ·-.... ..._. ..._, da1I Mrl. Welda m.581> ~ .... ---19 Olrll*d La. ,,.,. llednom, 2 •p«a.ift Nel'M Aft--.an l'ltlic. .., S..-..... 1 '22 ·Ith Street w/lllO, 1 (or ~) 'lf/ba8' BDfQ(. ' ..... ~ ITAIUP .......... w UITID IFA' ~,Y," downltahs. ...,.,... .. 61f'Ce ~ 11111119t· M. .... ra 1--1 ,., SOLD M-.ry t6. .,..,_. l.Mnc rm w.'tb .... ~ ... ODlla ..... --" .,.., --..... 't ,.,., .. ..... .... cllD rm. -.0 .. .,_ OW. • ..,_ • ~NB iillifli iii TIADIWIW ltLTY. ,,.,.., ....,. .,. -.,,. n o; 1 a. ii•-. ..... i.r ... and...,., MU011 MW012 o.n.r .... · · · •Tm ..:ra• _ _..., ._..,.ar......,.·uis lil'-1r6i1Mf s•a2-.,..iw ....... ... --Mn, ... '-kk frplc ... 9':iriiiiiiNiiit7i~-;: o.r. -. .., .,.. " & -2 ..... """ lfttnl ruom.. ia,.. pr. IH llr lllt lilr __.. I Wlr, • • .... .., .... ,._, ~ .,_ 0.... • -.,. .-. CUI· 1&1111111 .d ~ ._...! ...,, ~. ea.at .tee ,.._ ...-. ,_. .._. !!!f: •m• ..ma--,_, Ali ....... , .. •·., qpl ..,._ W. DUU nm M'* di ...._ • ca.;G11 a a , Jor sbp'a $130. uW pd. Ad- ulll. 8-1740. 646-.~m. CHOICE Loe. 2 BR Cpta. drpt. bltbl. Msr. '125.\ lba.U- mar Dr. 5e2890 2 BR DelAlll't Slvdlo. AllD 2 -fum1lbed ll:ooat· MJ. •or IWMIM Ot ... T • ~ n r f . . c •. ., . . . ,.,. '~ !i • 'ii a· ~~· A. a g =-. ·I > ~ ..... t> ;:: 111 ft I ~:I ... .. ~ 0 .. . i ;1·' f ·a= s·o ...... :t ..a-10:11"" ''\\ . ~ . i ' ii •. ·11 •• . •' i t • ___ .. _ r.r -,....~ •• APPLY IN PERSON 1d llllolll llllk SCIJAM-LETS ANIWEIS ........,. W..rt M1 .... 'Wt IPICIAL CLAlllPICATION "* NA TUIA&. 101N IWM'f!lltS .. .-.ma,...._ zx~ ..... ..... ....... ""*.....,. ....... ....... U.S. Cid~; ..,... .._..,...; n .. • ,... " .. ...s. --......... . etOr1111<• AN'nQ\TE eNetDble, oU A SottSe -8alk1 -Motif -~; love lelt, urn Getter -JJKE • Gin cbair, 2 lide ct.in. Xlnt. l'edlral aid: A ~ o1 $135. 5S8340 Eve/wtr.dr.. maJdna money talree f:rom ANTIQUE Walnut drop leaf lbt people look L1KE a GilT table. 3. cane Ifft chah. ,.... ............... . • ,.. " ... tll!Mto .,. .. ..cit ,.... O\W' ............. s a...-s ...... -s...._ ......... w--.. -.i..-- .. •u ..... -AO .,., ~uoe • .--....., ....._. _, ~-~---.................. ,. ... Ill.._ 30 y.,.. or lpj m1m--= .5T' ucJ t• pounda. .,,. rillOD « better wbeo handed bedr. 836-4611 WEST COAST =====I Trade A 8'al1ftell Sc:boola Sewing. Mu hlMe 1120 ~YOVa =nl~-~1-r~._~.,........ ftNcftl PHONI '4W71 Teclllllca.. widaout cemctlol'I; and ~he of coo-vtcdonl. No residece n- •'*ement. ~ et: PAUMETllCS %117 S. Ma!D St., Saata ADa SINGER TOU<Ji 6 S'l1N 545-nel 1202'! Garden Grovt Bl. GG Sewing madline. Take fNP.!f Te ~ v.., Tr..,.., P1r .... M lavaediate ~1 for - HILLTOP 't:ata~ SU .T11an T <>Fa + .... $31,800 ~ ~ vano.: Capistrano, ewer_ 3000 1111-ft. equity. ~ $22.000 $115. mecbank:al OPer•tiOJna. Mu.st S1vlnga & LOln exper- t.nee required. SKIETAIY H ' llD8Jl C19Ym.entlt • .. ?I) ... 1.1113 cub. Q>ed:lt Dept. a.ra, 4 BR, pool, 3-car pr. Over mo. Pot. b:OfDe ~. mo. .,..._. a blab ~ cl ~,ac. STt.000 clear. Trd tor Want units, '1'DI ar VllCant mec:banka1 aptitude and ~ tt.rtOftMI .Offtc. CITY HALL Uoo Newpert llvd. Newport IMch, CJ1Hf. Mtnutacturln1 ll'tll · Type IO wpm. lborthand 90. Huntfncton Beach 5J6.8lli Anaheim. If YOU PLAN TO TAKE ======== local prop. Bkr 548-7Tll Su Dlelo. Bkr. l'Ts.TG>'or able • wortr to exact.1.nc Gorgeous $2SK house. ~ m9ll'l to!Prancea. A w o' It l n 1 minutes north of Van N~ Trd for units Orne O)t. 9 knowledge o( ~pbic APPLY IN Pl ltSON APPLY IN PERSON A~~= ze'iliat Mu1Jc1I lnat. 1125 places tts GRADUA~. 120 Bua Accordion with c:ae. $22,650 due at ms mo. Ac. prime, cs on Ftbm, La procea1e11 A machine tools --R_,..E_A_L_..,..l ..,..ST=A-=T""'I ._._, Want local. Trade down er Verne. 590' tfOiD acee1a rd la dell.red. SALESMAN y..,,. ...... wfth two y.an •eftfnt experJ. enc. llllWJ/er two yura col ..... lend reeume er 1pply In pel','Mn. MARINERS Slvinas & LNn I M1nlllll POU.Y PRIESr BUSIN~ COLLEGE 325 N. Newport Bl., N.B. Hu nine tones COarinet. • pn, violin. etc.) Hu built. in mike for hookup to amplifier. Sl,000 value. S.C- rifice $246. 673-&D ot · 834-2559 eYen. 6G-064T Fthl11 Fwy. Prine. only. Eltc.llent opportwdt)' fo r LY 3-43M, ma.> or Hu. Traalcom Corp. Cl.ll'ftftdy Uc:ewd Sa1e1a1an Communicltions 2230 S. Anne St. S.nt1 An1, C1llf. An equal opportunity Phone 548-9123 TRD for loc. land; comm Inc bJdc, a.. ocean vu. exec home. 3 br, 2 be. fr1ll. cpt, dr1>. $37.500, $11,D eq Owena aft 5 646-9138 4 BJ\, 3 BA home with pool. WILL TRADE FOR GROVE, RANCH or FARM PROPERTY Lquna Beach •• 494-9'l54 I'R.ADE late model Uncoln, ro I: cub for delux duplex or triplex if located East Colta Mesa, north 17th St. Principela onl.v. 548-1936 WANT cadillac, Contineotal lqlerial or other late model car w /fae air. Exch for cre- dit on 5 acr tract or. Palm Sprp A: IOUle cub. 536-lln i Yr. old Mt. home, 4 BR. )ecluded view; exc. retr'Nt, dub ar tam. Take bowie or a.pt. $20,500 F.q. $46,000 FP n4: 659-2774 Idyllwild LOVELY AKC reg. eUG puppies, C mos. FOR ~ OFFICE TYPE DESK ill good condition. 842-5432 WILL trade No. Cotta Mesa 3 BR tam rm home, equity $321» • full price ~. FOR frff I: clear boat. ~ Ridcil~ Rltr. 64&-8811 $45,IMX> F.quity in lge. ~ Kamu Qty; want incom.- bome-ar '?, In this area. approx. ame value u eq. uity. Owner/agt. 64Uill51 TRADE ' HOUSE.5 oo 119 acre O>sta Mesa M-1 ~ plus caah FOR 12 oc men uni tll $17 ,500 equity. 544-S15t eves. * * * derman Box 292 Le Veme. 11.5 w. lltll. Costa Mea to lave die dellft to enter 1515 W•tcllff Dr. M.T.1. 13 Apta West HUllti.nlton 642·9000 the ~lzed tleld of ex. Newport Btach luslneu School• e IBM Procrammlnc • IBM Keypunch . •PBX Typiq ~ Bala Italiaa U.S. Al> conlian $100. Park EXCHANGE for cleu --------dwein&" Woridnc in Oml- home, small Income or mercfal • InctustrW • !Ud, eomm·1. Npt Bch IJ'e9. Young Men 11·21 and high value Retldences. Personnel Deplrtment 8J3..1007 ~ Eves 548-0390 People with Reno eXcbanre U. s~Divers Company Hostesses employer 541-2672 Pi1noa & Or91nt 1130 HAVE $5,000 equity in -3 Sales promotion Jobi* evall. tralnina preferred. However, beclniom home. Dbl gar, Larre int'L corp. $10,000 1st if you a.re willing to worit- fenced, in Costa Mesa. Con· year. Management Qllportun. 11.nd can take matruct1ona, alder camper or travel ities. Call 10 am-2 pm. we will show you what to do- P1rt Time Office LIFETIME GIFT. OIUcoat 10 D • NI h Shih.. Girl Frld1y leuon Typing School 173 Opportunity Knocks ,. ay • I t Yn Age 21 to 35 for busy cheerful Del Mar, C.M. 548-2859 All new piano Ir: cqan fioor • trailer. 646-S726 539-118.1 and bow to do it. No new un- A looki for licensed trainees accepted. modem ottlce Type so models are bein& d18c:ount-. wpm Tt.rroFUNG ed at a good aavtnp. All on electric, use lo.key edder Expeir. elem'y • Jr. HI. sales IJlclude free delli'..v, Apply in penion '62 Jaguar 3.8 Auto, mint ,. you "t " 1 C'llll 6i>4l110 far 11ppt. ccnd, va.41850. '62 Sime& new Mure???? 3323 W. Warner Santa Ana ud have exper. tn a~ts Mr. Mitchel 494-6216 _,, receivable. Must be atiarp bench. With pluo •le, one _ ,.11 or 3-6 wlcdayL led, reblt q, $225. '6T Coo-Keep YoW' present Job while pr Air, •aJ...$2900. Tl'd tin YoU start part time evee. for auto. 3000 Briltol. ~ $82 P« week. Call Mr. 56GW> Ford '174-21m WANT: Free 6: clew borne SERV. Stat1o9. Full I: pt in Orange County $31,600 time. ~arried, over :IS. Full FMV, FOR: 1ealOlltd, lOOd time must bave aood mech P9Y 2nd TO, '31.600. Rltr. exp. High .mtinr ul. Tl!X- >47-7401 S4.'>-1550 aco, San Juu Capistrano, 493-4166 WANT Ollila 6e plu.a tor -=-=-'------comm. Iota Nlerton, ~ CARRIER IOYS &cre8 R.oamoncl A exi>en-GOOD ROUTD mve·jeweiry. Eq. $125M Will AVAILABLE UIUDle. O'Connor ~1249 HUNTINGTON BEAal DAILY PILOT lJ Uldtll Fum. $'15,000 eq. • "2-4321 • ARTIST and neat apPNl'lnl. Send Scbl Problems! Pvt bi«hl. free in-home tun.Ina. Pith rtunl letter with qual1.tJeaticns indiv attn. Small cluaes. organ aale, free ie.ma. AU 'f'OUDd commercial art-An tqUal oppo · lY NEWPORT BEACH experience, and wases ~: Bricker-Ward Prep. 54G-0420 Liberal tinanclnr uP 1o «> • i8t to do company work «nployer pected to "HMF", Box 2US, MIRCHANDISE FOR months. plus tandle owu accounts. WANTED immediat.a1 .. and Newport Beach. . SALE AND TRADE_ Willlch's-Mlnnlnt'• Space and Jiione plus hour-IOYS 10 • 14 o:y IN HAWAU H It MUSIC CITY ly rate. Call IRENE HOAD Good routetl •Good profit! desparately an exper pianist · ouse eeper. 'urnlture 1000 3400 So. Bristol to accompeny the Harbor Govemea ltartiftir April. --------for appointment. ~'1360 BALBOA PENINSULA Women's,.......ral•, a---·, Three lirlt s,7•10. Informal, SO So. Coast Plaza N-s..... I S DAfL Y ,.ILOT ""'"' "' .......... ., FA bed, chr, ottoman $70. 540-2165 unvfta ysteml • &C-43Z1 • chorus. Each Tues. from seldom entertain. M u s t Bktse bdbrd., mattrea, bx -=-=~~,---,-~~-COIW.atiOft 9:~ AM-11:30 AM. Baby alt-drive, IWim, do simple cook· 1prp, near new, dreeaer $75. BIRTHDAY SALE! • r-·. ting provided. Unable to pay Ina. References exchanaed. 19" Bind TV Comole $45. Yes. Feb. is our B~ __ _..__ _____ Atendet. Women 7300 but the company t1 sre•t! lntervie• about March 10th. Dinette, 6 ChaJn $50. May-Month. But don't bring pre. lch ,. __ .. Call director. Mn. 1 ~ Good ulary. Write •ta~ tar wthr, aJ.mo.t new $75. ents -we are C1!lebntinc A· l Npt _,, ..... ny Dune 962-2060 aae, experience, quaJlflca. 6 cu tt refrie. $37.50 Tbl top by giving YOU a present ot. Need• accurate clerk typist ACCOUNTING CLEllK tlolll to Mn. B.E. Alexander arlll ~e $37.50. Mlle. discounts up to~% 00 10m RUBIE. lH DISHWASHER Loni ae.ch. No vacancies. for more units or lea or vacant land. So. Couta1 area. 496-3038 Fortin Co. NIGHTS mtoMtNlnco•~ERe .newstart' newat Mature 1ndlvldual to ~'.?· Box 906, Kailua-Kona, hthld items, linens, dishes. models of Baldwin md1e. 1Y1CV<> nawai1 96740. •• tt --" boat, __ .... _ -a... The best deals in the West WANTED Service StaUon At· A.PP y PERSO in out accoun"A# dept D iv .... ._ m .. L IN N $2.25 hr. IBM Selectric, WM ..._ · • ..,,. ...,..8 M-.,. CM <>-• are always at tendant. Experience, mar-1-ll AND 3-5 Exec and/or Repro typlna ies will incl payroll A ac-A $; ~ ~.,er.... · __.. WARD'S BALDWIN STUDIO 5 Unit apt, boat dock Hunt- b1Plft HartJour SllM equity -dar. WANT leued comm. induat. trouble tr-ee can add cub. Rltr 6'2-1485 can"A Meu income prop. ert;y $8000 equity, full price Q,500-Income $31S mo. FOR frft I: clear boat. F.d Riddle Rlr. 6'6-8811 ried Pttftlftd. Good hrs, Monday through Friday desirable but not required. counts receivable • payable. ttel'I. Housewives only'. 1801 Newport. CM &42-8484 Saiary + cocnmiuion. Ap-ftl:ll8DI £. lft HEIERGER Knowledge ot. NCR bkp'a 4-5 hours day, $1.82 hour. TAX,..., ,,...nu.icE ply SUperior Shell Service KWIKR LU tnach helpful. Good startini To prepare and le1'V8 CLOSING OUT • • . ~· 1495 Superior Ave., N.B. Penonnel Agency u1ary A excel benettt.. Send luncheon to faculty mem-• • • ENTlltl STOCKI Sli&htly used Dani.eh Walnut DRIVER..aerk on bookmo-NEWPORT BEACH ~ w. 17th· CM 146-0Zil remme to PO Box 4000 La-bers Golden Wect Q)l)ere. I Floor Samples console $495. Used Ol'Xl~- bile Mon-Fri. 5-9 pm. Sat g. -------,..,.----SCREElfD 1\111& Hill1, Ca. 92603 Apply ./ Quality Fumiture rrom $395. New Hammo .I ~ pm. 2 Yl'I college. No atu-Si l.men & Me .. .-,. R di T I Oranae Coast Collet MAPLE-SPANISH-MODERN Organ $545. Good used ·--G 0-e ephone 2101 Falrv!-Roe.d Sofu.Oialn-Loveseata grands from $i95. dents. Male $2.10/hr. Cllll Career opport,y wltb leadln& c., .. ,. for Secys. & Di pat h Girt Coe Dinette.Bedroom sets SCHMIDT-PHIWPS co. Huntington Beech Public Li-firm offeJ1111 OTer 100 mu-lkpra. In Orange County I C ta Mesa 834-571J1 Tables-La.m~Misc. · 1907 N. Main o 20th st. brary $93.27 tuaJ tun.di. Full or Jt time. 642-7484 546-«!20 ~ to .., years. Mlllt know /4. O'I/__. Fumltur Santa Ana JANITORIAL WORK No exper nee:, we tratll. Screened Penonnel A1encr local area. Apply ln penon WARM, frten<IJy home 'tdth 2159~:rbor ~.CM 548-~ 83 Hamond OriM H band wt Npt Bch oalce, &e-tm 901 Dover Dr., Newpor-t Bcb. YELLOW · CAB CO. twO clWdren .. Wor1dn1 ~th-with Leslie speakers MINK llDle, 5 ctia wed riDc. ua A fe team to do Santa AU oaiee, 5174331 MOOR& ENTEtt"9ttSfi 186 t . 16th St. e.r needs Uve-ln bouaekee? ;rR>J>tTlONAL Dinb1g .et. Excel COO<l. ~ antique Victorian settee, an-pert time office cleaning in Javeston J1nanc1aJ p 1 . ..__ Costa Mesa er. Pr!Yate room. TV, all lnlitwood, 2 arm ehain, 4 Atk for Bill. ~ Span CU'98d adee Lquna Beech, eves. Call s.v1ce1, Inc. •f'IOftH ~ncy privilerff in clean, qanl-lld M1rs b t · f 1 ,,,...,.,,....,.......,..-------.--r 8*, Wiil eamole..,.. JUda. da1s <nf) 532«li8 4" Newport BMf., N.8. zed bof!ie. $130 monthly plus e c · • e a u 1 u BALDWIN Acrosonic pl -..... £.... _ ..... - --• •--aa....u..1--~---n , Phone TODAY for a,a __ .,___ board. Time • otf _ ...... _~··•-breakfront, 21-vea for oval Xlnt. cond $250 Eve -• .. U V ______ --~~ ......,.._ ·--....... ~-rd ............ ••;ucuu-e table. Upboktery, autom . .........,. . bee pUndnl. MMN7 Exper. m 11>111 6 lp pwr ~-· .. J WWII an appointment tor a more Applr In person: can be &IT8Jlged. Call bronze, .eotdt ruerded, ua-1781 lowa <Mesa Verdel o.t boat COllllt for Yard tn A.ppJy Peraonnel l<M REWARDING FUTURE. Tues . t"rl. 11 am-6 pm 897-2533 daya, 967-1112 eYe-ed twice in two yn. Alidnc HOBART M cable tpinet * * * Orient 213: B8l'6 Robfn90n'1 Newport 642-9080 for 1ppoint. Stuft Shirt Rest. _ ninp. $585. Older chair, ortoman Plano. Walnut finWI, $450': ---------- RQUTES AVAILABLE ~=~ c;:~~ Hel, W1nted 2241. W. Coast Hwy NB WandOMAN cook eveninf meal S15.N., ~ ,.8!!"'-(FAltt>k.df) 642-8.';C •. ID ~-,.... Vf!rY lite hol.Ulework. ...,. 11TrVl"' BEAUTIFUL Antique white - SERVICE DIRICTORY SlllVICE DIRECTORY Weltmlntter for boyi to.t• Women 7400 --------1 Family ol '· 3 PM to 7 PM, NEARLY new. cuatom made and gold Jansen Spinet ,. Good ~ N .... --a REAL EST •TE 5 day week. $2.00 hr. 6'13-'7539 li•""'" room ... -J .. ·-. Bar n•ano. $475. 545-459'l , Paperhlntf"I Tellerh.. 6'70 nuu.. • 0 .., ...... ~ " PIT Sec'y. u Gel Friday for W • ... ,. • ....., .... .., ,.. .. l inti-"50 .... -=--... 'D-"-Delivl!l')' SC-4321 Shouldn't you be with Walker retired attorney, leanrinJ to . GifNsS EXP drapery help needed. 1tool11, IOfa, chair l lamps. .... -~........ .. __ ..,. ... ,. nJtL time Hardware Man. tl Lee! rree ln1ormation. beat the 1tk/market. It'• LunchMn Only Blind stitch operator• tl 836-4611 Televlaion 120~ EXTERIOR PAINTING Men· Ladies. f'13.2170 RlOl HARDWARE, 642. Phooe or write WALKER&: tun to atudy Ir: chart stock· Apply in )JttlOD: ... aergens. 646-1462 CHEMY BR. set $15(). chest __ R_EN_r_A_N_EW __ _. 1 specialize in 2 story 'Mm · PUB.DYE TAILORS. OIM ll.33. lo:M b'Wle, Npt 8ctl LEE Inc 2629 Harbor Blvd. your C1WTI maytse! ~. • Tues • Fri. 11 a~ pm Telephone S&tta; full or drawen, d re•• er, bead COLOR TV one Overhanr Fa ei a E See Mr. St. <lair 56-30'J9. pay arnnged. 673-1S'J2 « Stuft Shirt Rest. put,time; top comrniulon. board I: mattreu. 646-ne $9 MONTH ~. Windows,' .ic. TIL ' Cerlmfc 6974 SERV Sta. Attend. Salary + IOYS 10. 14 _546--,.-7=3.l=l ==,---,.,...-,-2241 W. Coast Hwy, NB For App't. 541>-700 CAL -Shop Birch dropleat Opt. to buy. Free service. Lester Cole * ~ * V-ma.. tt. Tie Mu *' tornm. Tom Sharp Union Lacuna Beach. SQ. Laruna HOUSEKEEPER • ttve \in. REL. litter wtd p/time ln table with pad. $150. No Free delivery. No depoatt. INTERIOR • EXTERIOR o.t. work. in.tall I: re. OU 2201 E. Cat. Hwy. CdM Good routes! e Good profita! Take care of home It 3 --------our home Ht&. Beach. chaJra. .Pbone 562103 ORDER BY PHONE , Averaie 1 Br apt., labor A pain. No job too .-nan. OR 3-3320 DAILY PI LOT cblldren, 11, 2 It I moa.. BARMAIDS Call 847-4312 Attention )'OWi( modems! 835-8111 mat'l. rn.so. &a-1521 Pluter paticb. Le akin I e Experienced, dependable e sc.'321 • for convalescent mother. • • • WOMAN wanted for church Dec<rator type ttsmture or 639-4242 VET'S Bonded PamtJllc lbower ~ ltM.957• FIBERGLASS M 0 L DER. Truck Drfver1 Temporvy, 494-6297 ••• and GO-C'iO Dtner)' Sundays. Location 1-' q . COit. 499-1989 . COLORLAND TV Open T dys Int or Ext, 10 yra in area U ....... ery 6990 part time. Call 5*-1694 5 ~ diesel end dump for REGULAR part-time &!ere-DANCERS nr. air port. 546-0038 I GUARANTEED US!D Reu. nee Est. 642.om .... nRT dme de1 at newpepers demolition co. 62M w. Coast tary. Shorthand, typins I: $300 per week. Sto,. qule!"!!',! I012 TV's $29.50 PAINTER tl Paperb811pr, ft.AT Rate • Av1 chl.lr 1: to home, ~ AM, Good Hwy., N.B. simple bookkeepln1. Houn 638-5483 or 633-9'7&3 Jo&. Men, Wom. 7500 For sale or trade, band. • TV Rentals SlO month very teas. I: clean. 25 yra ottmn $115.95, aofa $17U5. llJPl .. inc. 8'7-3979 GANGI 642-1615 and •lary cipen. Exp only. ::!TYP=IST=-. _part_tim_e-. _Doc_to_r-·sl aome te.lt lit~ atio.-Buy • Option exp. 642-1322 cboic. '68 fabric. 673-3101 BUltIEBI' ~ 1D e EXPER. FRY COOKS • Box M l7, Daily Pilat. office. Newport Beach, WM e Bolt Aalemblera Cite, 6' X 2'. 494-5060 ~ ~:.~ $5 =======· =::; ~ & IMffLOY•NT IDWD. '11le DAILY PILC7f Top dobrl All tbUts R.N. SUPERVISOR, 11·7 Exec. Approx 5 to I hrs per Mold builder helpers daya, OC-8985 eve11. CORY'S TV Pit ies 6MO Oaalfled 91!Ctian. S a H Apply; Ken's, 3050 E. Olt. IJhlft. Parle Lido Conft1d. wk. Non-amoker. $3.tO per <Behind K-MarO 646411 ---------Job W1nf..t, Men 7000 IDOM1 time • .trart. ~ Hi•ay, Corona Del Mar cent Center 466 n.phlp hl'. State typing •J>C!f!d. age • C1rpenter Ger• Sile I022 ~omeo!::!~e =-ENCR. Aide dearee civil. ..,., !! Bet. 8 Ir U AM. let! Ken ~~ewport .ee.cb. l. references. Write Box M· with electrical F URHl'ruRE, AWlllances, RENT Dale Q:Nt. Co. ~ Write: A. Haltlawsy, P.O. B"'•·UTI,...•"' n-.. •-19 Daily Pilol. wt~ experience SOorttnc equipment, water C~~OMOR TV Bax 1420.1, LM Vepa. Nev. & WO G~ood ill, ........ , r:::---· aid, MUilboard, plhlc:hute, -• Plumbi-6t90 UYE RK . " st)! es _. mahft PART TIME WOii • Pi Inters bk:)'cle, 4-bm! rad l o • * All Natlooal Make. •· t---·.,.;._.., ___ --:-, ~ W""9d, Ledy 7020 Oft tM =:~ Mftllf women. FollowiJll preferred, IR"ll clc>fllq, formall a: weddinc WORLD Ofr COLOR LEAKS? Ga1 « water eJec.. ______ .....___ tor new. plush -Cll\ 19ttl • Bonder (OWi! w-•ell, Dretlell, etc. 111.155 Lakewood Blvd., tromcally located under ~ CARPET Oeanlng. Floor SAN FIA ISCO PENINSULA! St., Costa Mesa. M2-m1 Put your tJ)tl.re ti.mt to '7G9 Ot*Senrod, OfM. m.. Downey ment. blacktop, srounc1. attiPPbC. Wuinr, Wallt. PART . Time or Full -'nme. work. RepreM!t Avon. e Moklen C!M ln3J 861-67(17 wan.. lhowf!f'll, «nY place. Windows washed. 531.(97 • T elecommunlcations New Company! Nrw p~ Call collect 5.»-5860 "Laminaton" _CO_N_SOLE __ AM ____ F_M_ra_ct_lt Repe.ired. Water lines cJea. HOUSEWORK • Woman wftb duct! No quotas. rut re-I ttcord ~ comb. Small ed. presaure restored. xlnt refs avahble f<r d8¥ Pro~t App-Hc'affons peat bullineA. en•) 8'4-3311 OPERATORS -Blind Stitch • Girl• bar W/ eXtru. End tl cofl CALL "LE>..KS" 842.(lMI work. Homemekers 547~ 1--Mr. Dey . Special Machine. Garment for cleanup tblt, clothes It mite. 31122 WANT to ane mmey on Ze- nith blk & wh TV? Just bit col set. Make oU, guar OK workirw cond. Coct aver $300. 6734284 Be.nkAmerlcard OK <XXIC-H* Europeen tull EftCJlnHrs REAL Eltatr tralnee1 ~er mCgr. Only operators malt-Santa Ana, C.M. Plwnbina rei-ira I: SeniC* damp $.1:15 rd elm• JM Expendinf and divene pri>jects require 25. Broker &. d9"1oper ~ Ing $80 to SltO wk. apply. JENSEN Fu RNJTURE. &(:lllltancee, ~=======I drain liJlel *'llP8181 ~ In m.9639 Bet 4-8 that we seek personnel experienced in train A aponsar at hll ~ 1SIO Monrovia, N.B. 642.26G6 Mi1rlnt Corp. ~ boob, re e or d ~, Hl·'1 & St.reo 1210 A.AB DllcGUnt Phm::illllll .,.._" "--. v-"-6. ' -detailed Ja-tt IDtt __." tiCln of t ~· Call bet. lN PK lNSURANCE Oftice aect'y. 235 Fischer mile Tratl\ A Treuum SO.USO ~ ~. N.::: =-~ ;rvu• ~ca m -Mon . Wed. 546-7Ml DictaJiione, lite 1ttlt hd. Cocta Mesa Sat, . Sun 9-5. S27 Bue~ SUPmB, M • 1 n t_fl cent, wui J"' ,,_.. ...... _.... ... , · crowave and multiplex a...tams. A.J.. M t be 35 eo-• Stereo Cmtrol Set Ganvd TRADE! E:irpert wort( llr for 3 _old ........ '""" D ..... 7 , .. _ HOUSEKEEPER COOK us over · .,...ary 540-3440 Vista Way t.ltUD• Bch • I" w, ~ signment.s are now available at San ,_._ 50 open 613-5000 ' ~ A tumt:al>le, Ampex ANYTHING -ftlrnttlare, ---'------C l Calif . ...._ t.J-jeot Neat, mature-· or fN· Deocorator'" GMlge Sale 2000 Seri.ea ~ Dec:t, tloola )'OIHl&IDe-lt. IG4MI. 5 ~a week or day W'Oltl. ar oil, orrua, 'VI" comp~ pro er, for 3 adulb; from 12 Lady • cook for family A Fumfture . ac~a Mclntoltl MXllO Pre-A ' Own tnns. Good worker, ref-engineering including site, equipment, noon thru dlnDer. Newport l\lestl. wkends. Live in • Cook SAT• SUN . Feb. 3 a 4th A FM Stereo Tune """"""' "90 H-~-·-SE<LEANIN_&G-__ T281 __ G_W_anted __ • and systema coordination both for mili-area. ~7.(1635 or 6"-12'1 Fri. to Mon. Pref: older • Part Time Wiltr... 119 Apotene. Bd>olt laland Mclnlt>eb MC1'9 Amplifitt"; P\Umbllll· !:mer ~ .... ~. o.t.a Kem ..... tary and commercial customers. SEAMSTRESSE91'11Dted, "* penon. Box MO Daily Pilot • Nltht Dflhw11h.r SUN 12 to 5--2 Jenset ~er SYlt ...._... .. u.t.. .. : repair, lel'V, --boar. ta.81 • M·1erowa~ Raclo . or . pert time. ~ p F. RM A N EN T i.n.tn Experienced Dft.EXA.L din tbl, 4 rat. ctn, 2 Electrovolce s I> e • Jr e o-MMG4 -..-,,.,.. on power ma~ Ir blJnd haeJrpr. Elderly C1)1e. Ltcfll Apply In penon chow ., .. , rm.c. 2 2 2 2 S)'ltem1, a 11 · appl. lnltltl . ._ l>m'CB 1-1)' wua -.. p, oclud lnCJlnffr hemmer. Good 1111· RIN9'1 dutie1. FJderly person pref. Surf & Slrlol Rutirm CM" eont.. Guaranteed S400 • PLDMBJNG ei..q. 12 118' boar. Fuhlons 6-r.,..510 64Ui661 ft 0m Sa.I ~ .... _ l" ~ inc over 9llY ~ .. _........ RJ:MODEL -5930 P C t H nn.ftUc. e ........ ,...,, ~ Priv. owner. caU I Wt1 ~ft.U>Q 112-1, ,.. Our Radio Product Manlfement group NEED ehlld care tn J'Mlf BABYSITTER. my home. ac, 1 • W'f· 301 FAit Bay. B •Ibo a 44'1-JCm; eon.Jle, 115 IG3la DA YWOttK l l' Ml en excellent opening lor an experi-borne before Ind after Colt• Meu. Dys 6 t11 l. Newport ... ch Pent.JI& r co r n e r al MolllllOfl ~ FJ c.Jon 5'1.ait 135-<m enced graduate eJectrlc&l engineer to school. Occutana1 evtt. S dy11 wit. Uve-ln/out. Alt Q,rcnado i FAit Bl.vi Calif. ' ' ' ~ !~n~plllJ "151=======;:;:::: wort tn S. Cub In CUJltomer Uabon :! :fs~.66= ~Mar J:~. 646-2&00 RI AL ISTATI DAILY nl & PM.~. HJ6n RCA. AM/FM, ndlo ,......._ a..t Sw111I • D1 u tle !!'!P Ind •a eoordJnltOr ,,W, manufactur-~===-7--::~-. HOUSD<EEPEJ\ pt. time. SALISMAN lll'1r. ·etc. ·1112 ~ ptioao. Eat1y Am.imn ma- e ,...,. e U¥E DG Inf and d..eJopment ngiwring func-BABYSITTER for I eCiilGi N'J home. Mon to J"rt, 4 to Younc liclenlee for m, ao-W'cOO area, NB pie console. G''x3l", ttbenet ... .,.._ _. ._ tmna on botb .,.... and allting micro-ace cblldren, ~ lln •· On It coolt. M.ture wom-ttve RentAI Dtpt. hmnedlUt l'URN11VitE1 dllbel. ldtx:b lJke new. Needl t.cllo ...,..,.. larlll 111 • ..,...,, . a.. .,..... ~ waft radio prodactt. &lperi~ on f"rl .• WU.OU C:. = Dr. an Pl"ff. 548-8'.m inoorne. .-..U., clothet, etc. *· SSS. or tNde b' lbnllr .._ -•ou .... • • • Ii -.a &. -. LL .,,._ both cirwit and _.._ leYel ii l\lgbl7 area. c.M. 711'1 • Sl'M'Ell Wanted, 1111 u .. In "'--c:aJl Mn r., Jt14 e.br, c.M. 8wedbll walnut. m.... W a. x n • • -•1•-UV&olN bHJqw ~ _,_ or out, It hlewlr 3 ICbJ •Y A a.adl n.lt)t, Inc. A 8'm ontr . PAINTll'G ••• UPAml c;;;;; ....... nWlda ' dlliNble. M rm • ba. ~ .. ... ch~ motberJ-home a mGO ~ ~ !e!!llMel 1100 • GE ~ • JM CABDO:I' ~·llmt-v • ..... ... 'ft....... ~ .......... '9c f'fif1•f1nel '9.c. 'lJwrmlrefl._... l'lmnftCM.5'8.24'71 APT. MtR. U01 W11dtdtr, IQ\ ... u,rtabt fl'tear $110M.,Blil'l'Oft'llll • ..,. ... ,.. .... '-'• --....., 56870 Zlp&rlenced oalf" • CM.121-BrAnAICIAlllll ~ tnlthu oat-e _.., e =:!~ . _ .-11rn ~p ._ n• l'rAIVl1or·:r1r11ra{j; •.i--... ,....""'_..,.~ -w ... "....., =======c.I -• · --;:...; --~ ;;;.·~,,,4U'IM~n,...i 1•c•E.~u'l.cniC'llOMC4fllns.~ 14 Coa•Hwy .. 0irona.c1e1Mar Beb. 4M-O'lf• arwrtt.1m ~ty. 1 Jr o1c1. s:ns. T• lt•n .,. --. a mrblt ..-NEWPORT _... fD ttut. tG6'M4 ~ to • 3 PM dallJ. Palm Dr1ve, i...-lleadl. 9M Mii'· 3t> 2 Sluld1'a Tr1t -rw ~ .-s . • BE A iViliiJ!I It • ii!livnCIAN Part or fltll EXPEJUJ.2«:D> PAKTr Pk n w. Cat HwJ NB SONY JOO • ...-.. Jll .... AdiQ.iiilwtwe leuM Sertice $2 Bit. GUARANTIZI Loml dine. Lquna 8'ach. ... Pt.AN SALDPEJt90N ~ _,. C!llllld. Or1r _. 6 aw fW the • • • 11• C......, ....,, len C....-. C.ft= ...... •t• 'TD -. • Pl'IOM MWSSa BLT.JN '1M ~ nee .U ll1$. tG1ml --,1wfM!111MI ........... MUA8LE woman,_... e RESTAURANT HELP • TEAamR. Put ttnw. lfatb ~A-.. wttll dbl «Wfft DIAL...._ ..... lilOf itl.• id Jiii m OW-Dr •• N.I. lltttnr. 2 cl*tm. ft '-· Part • ttme; ~ A Gtrmu tor ,m.te .,.._ nin..-.. ttc. le9t ea flllfl ,_ ad. ._ lft '1ldi "-'.. ..., • ,,... ... MN741 ad ,.,. H8. lfT.Q!t Ofw 2l. • $6a1 .... malt sa. •1• ..... tM ... ... • r-t 2 MP O d ' • I '. r \ I . -· ~~·~ =J ~ c \.. -ITI ~ :z: . . . C\ • • " -- I ~. $799 J*'f rtnanclnr Available -Bank terms. LELMORE ; ~ ~ MOTORS mt '°i;arden Grove Blvd. Griii Grove JE 7~ , • '66 vw ' !beluxe SedM ~dlo. SM Green. • VJry beautiful car! Sl.SD=-~QUIS MOTORS !lllltlO. Coast Hwy, Lacuna ~ * Gt-7503 :~66 YOLKS 2-Rlkllo A beater. 4 ~ RJG234. -: $1566 .--ANTA ANA UAtOLN MlltCUIY llOl!ft. Tullln, S.A. SfT-66457 VOLXSWA&IN TEST DRIVE A vw AUTOMATIC YOU CAN USE rr 2 WAYS AS AN AUTOMATIC AS A mCK smrr OVD6S VOLKSWAGENS VOLVO ~alk:awqen • belt nin- .nilir: 11 tn town. S25.00 '65 VOL VO ~.-... OM: full price 2 Door Sedan. 4 Speed $1f5jo 901 E. 1-1 Santa Am transmlalon. Radlo. 542-llOl DBIYas TVR's . THE TIUI GT CHOICI OF 311 ' WE PAY , •• CASH tor med can Ii truclriJ Just call u IDr tree e9timate. GROTH OIMOlfT • • • • • ONE ONLY FOR THE TRUE CONNOISSEUR OF QUALITY CARS 1961 FACn VEGA FACEUA YOUl INSP!CflOlt4 INVITED Com• '" Ancl T .. t Drive Th• &T Witt. '"-• Highett Performence llAUS1'ICAU. y PIJCIDU local, Orie Owner, low Mil .. 91 a .. uty. ,..., .. En9ine. Previeus Ows:,.,'' Name on R1qu"t. • IOVll (iJ •VOLVO I s' ,. ..... '60 DODGE WM $141 $291 $368 ' $768 $961 $1168 $1568 I 250 CAR·S MOii TO CHOOSI FttOM PHOIE 141-5191 OuARANTllD-YOUR SATIS,ACTION ~HARBOR DODGE COSTA MISA lmeout• Aul9a "°' ·..,-o->ed Autos 9600 INTRODUCING The Automatic STICK· SHIFT YOU CAN USE IT ••• "At• AUTOMATIC Come Ill fer A ••• t'As • STICK SHl'1 DEMOllSTUTIOI Ra TODAY! " Drtwe It. We'll •"•1tte a clemonstra+ion ~icfe In our llew VW S9Clan ., VW ~ '9ftle. y.., en 4'nve either car (Sedan or &hia I oith., wey ( lhif+i•t ., not thiftint I. Or drive Mth cart both ways. n .. .,..·11 ~new. • • • INTIODUCING THI ALL NEW 'llOI TMI 9'0l1S CAI INTMUSIASTS ............ Al' c,.., '-1rl111 DIMN& tW'1 ... a.• tt. ..,,._, ... ;.,•the qr ELIMINATH tt. clutCh ,.., -...t _.~the fw ef .ttif+iftf tMn wft9fte¥• y.. -W.t..: '6J llCOll 2 Dlt-HT CONTININTAL .,.... ...... lf!Wllr. V4 11595~ 12495· '" IEAll& '67 llWWA&BI I ' 1968 ·.Lincoln Continental America'• most dlltlngaished motorcar. : The Contin~ntal profile, - a classic in· its own time, meanin9fully refined for 1968 L.+ us erre119e • person•I demon•• atre+ion for you, clurint which you mey become acqueint.d with th le.tint plHsure encj preriit• eweft: fftt y.u i1t lhe 1961 Lincoln Contltt- entel a.den ., coupe. IEJJNCOLN CONTINENTAL MAD.E .A WAGON, .. t • . . .COLONY · RIRK WOULD BE IT ••• . . \ letter Idea C.rs from the m.kers of Lincoln Continental PRE OWNED. so.ooo · WARRANTY ~ CONTININIALI MIRCURYI ·u .-cuaY Moatcl9fr . . • • • • • • • • snts ....... Wllll LM!illY llllt ........................... , .... ~,...,. ........ ~eh'...,.... ... -···-~ ........ -·- OYER 225 NEW 1968 Dona~ DIRTS ' ·CORONETS CHAIGEn .l' '62 CHM '64 DOMI ·- llOVA "' I'll. M4. 4"" CUITOM -¥4 ,.,.., --~. •7m. A ,.... IMr1I .......... M. •l'WMA. A ........ : • ----· ._ .. ,_... -...,,. ...... .. ...... ·-~-: .... fUU n1e1 s599 =. S1066~· '64 COMO '61 CADILLAC~ CIOUP9 ~ M ....,, : CM.llNTI, V.f. .,..., """' ltr. Uc. •tee.a --;. · .....,_, low mli... Tiie ef IM ... --_. .. - WtKI. -lor Ille llllle .. ..... =. -Lk. tOflmt. fUU. taan M.L PllCI •T7 7 PllCI '61 IUICK '62 FOID IL.aC.TllA. ~ wi t• 'AllU.ANI • CO Ul'I, _.,...... A NII Drfffltt .._,., -aM ,..., tt .... _.. ·~mA. PUU PVU. PltCI $399 PllCI '62 CHEVY . ............ ............... ~ .................. S699 , •-. • ._ • ~•.-.. ,.,,.. ... • ·~ >• •-. t •-. ' I • .. ~ •'••~• • t • • -, OAJLY l'JLOT ----·- ~ . ·01 DISPLAY READY FOR DELIVERY Let us demonstrate "Elegance in · lctionr' '65 CADILLAC COUPE DE VILLE $3495 '66 CADlu.AC COUPE OE VILLE ,UN -~t ,ius IKlerV eir concllllOnlN, NCl,._llY IOW lftlltflt, 11\0W a.I wltlM wlltl ller-'llfle Woe.de bhit lfli....... Tllr & ltl-1< ,._.,,,,. -,,,,,_ ... .,_,, I '66 BUICK ELECTRA 225 $~195 He,._ -· o.r._ ..,., fl'-wltll CWlMI ell vl!IYI ~ ..... -""'-"t _.. tedwY •Ir Ollldltlen!M. Tiii _,, -"MltllN w "*'Y ollw iNw •tr.. TNIY --. '65 PLYMOUTH SPORl RJRY $1995 '66 CADIUAC SEDAN DE Vllll '66 CADILLAC SEDAN DE VILLE $3995 '64 PONTIAC CATALINA $1195 '67 CADILLAC SEDAN DE Vlll£ Hormtlldy blue with 'ull c.d1llK _, IQUI-"' """ i.c1erf e1r (Ofl(llllonl"v. ~-door IOCllt end """" rtl•-· AM-FM reoi.. IWlll9hl NIWtnel, too ,,_, m rH .. -.u1-.. oer-cer. L~ """""" VCL •4 '61 CADILLAC SEDAN DE VILLE l'ul Cedlllec -MUI-I llNI ledotY •Ir cendlttonlM. V«V -ler cfleslnllt wttll llermonl1ift9 vlnl'I roof. $19-AN.-l'M r9'1e. f1'VIY en -tlONI - -lmmeculeM cer. Flewl-In r.eN ••IL '65 CHEVROLET IMPALA $1795 '66 CADIUAC SEDAN DE VILLE SALES DEPARTMENT OPEN 8:30 A.M.-9:00 P.M. MON. THRU FRl.-SAT. I SUN. 9:00 A.M .-'>:00 P.M. THOSE WHO WANT THE BisT-FIND. IT AT . . . ___ NABERS 2600 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa 54-0-9100 • r. ' . $5395 ,,.---~~ ......... - . ~ ! J boor banltop. VI, automa- • .I tic. power 1teertn1. ndfo. OLDSMOIU ''5 OlDS Ylst1 Cnllser llJater. wb.ite wans. factor)' 4 ,,. , r:. Dr. f pa& W81Cft, YO, 8utl> • ,arr. matlc, puwer lteerlnc ' "# . 66'• ; . " ,. ~ ~ -'U CHIY. IMP. H.T. CPI. Fee. elr, VI, evt•., '/$, '/I , n,;, cer thewt I let ef 1..,f119 ce,., $2191 •u COMIT -STAT10N WA~ fee. elt, 1" ... ,.. ••*•·• l , H, yeffew witll Wuk . ,..., ...... $1791 '" '°"' m .... CPI. brakeif ndlo, bee~ wbJte walla, factory air. '67 Plymouth GTX 440 ca ln. SlOO A take over pymnts. fi.46.Cml alt S PM JOHISOI & SON Uncoln ancl Mercwy COSTA MUA LOT A "9rty lawlt ..... te .. .-y .,. ... -4 Caru1.., te,... II . . ' .... ,.. ................ qn ...... 65'• ~ '61 UNCOLN CONT. 4 DI. "'" ,.. ... a ew, i.1 .. 1r , ...... with n,M WM. Le ""'••· 92991 .......... 71t H.T. CPI. fee. e w, YI, ...... ,IS, ,,., A/H. 11.t •'"-111..tt l11t. bceNe!tt. tlS9S •61 Cl9. Qn• CARL llllMIR "·'·CPI. ---· 64'• '64 MOC c.-, Pwtl w ... "'" ,_... a •"· ~ .. +;. fwl yellew witll I.lac.. iftl. W••'s169i '64 Ml9" .,...w ... A Ylatt CntlMt wittl fee. eif I IM-· 0... _,..,, 1 .. -c.111 ............ . tl691 '64 OLDS ....... c,.. F.lf ,_., I el-. He.4-.. --w. W... 911ta. ........,, ,, •• ... flDll " ... .... 63'• '63 MllC. CUST. ..... .., I Ir .... ,. Fee. eir I .....,, i.,.... wey wind, -_,..,, J... '"•c11fete C«i $1091 Ftc. eir I ,...., ee4 W.t l , . ..,;,., .. ,. .. ,....., val .. et $1091 IOY CAI• PONTIAC · -ea.-•.. a.ta ,... Iii 4444 ar..p c.inc,·. ~ Dialer tDr kollil • "'°""' .... ' ..., . 'IT CATALINA Bdtp. 2 Dr.; air, pwr. lteer. A bralca. new ...,... tins. OriliM1 owner. $.1150. 548-1943 IAMQI ·"' 'M Cla.saic 560 Sedan. Aato. R ' H, P.S. Low mileqe. BeautifUl Haleeh ,.u.w. 15915.00 1'.P., Small dn pay· mc!nt • 48.40 mo. HoUday Ram bier 1969 Barllor Bhd. M'l-tlm '64 Oassic Sedan, R A H. Ecflaomy ' eyl . • • 21,000 actUlll miles. 195.00 F .P. Small Ill Pll)'IDellt~.oo mo. ~ Ramble!-19li9 ffuo.. bar Bhd. Mi.t029 'M Rambler. 2 DR. JM .... ~ tires, a. cood. ns.m2 awtGEm * * CADIL~CS * * ....... ......... ,.,,""=, •Ire•~· YeryCINnf • • • • • • ,,... '' ... 'fl c....- 1-------RAMllll '65 UMltlR 2 Door. I eyl., automatic, ra- dio, beater, -....... .. .. • .. • • 3 .. .. • • g • ~ • • . . . . - -I. L a • .. ii . . . . .. SPORT COUPE. '62 IMPALA H.Til $495 Rldlo ind heater. fleer l)hlft, ...... ...t Wtt, full '62 JAGUAR XKE $1995 l41'i1 ..... with 210 H.P. engine, VI. ,. .16·6· .. ···~ • wheel~ white Will tlre1p..tinted •· .... :W.i.chhtew, AM rldlo. ~-_. cient ........ (lee st1,...r). Stock """"" '*' Jlt. · • ltMdmr. 4 .,...., wire wheels, redle and heat· the "FAMOUS" NtW 1968 ~.NOMAD STATION WAGON ........ r·,; .................... _ ,· ,-. 2·5~·&' I :. :5.·· .. ................................ ...... ...... ....... .... ,.,,,.,, ... Mltl. .... I ft1r,... ... ".: . . . .. .• · .. -. .. -·# --., ,. i I "' . I t the :'FAslltoNAB~' New' .19~ MALIBU ,· SPORT COUPE er, I .. ,....,. with white top. '58 CHEV. WAGON VI, 1utom1tlc, power tteerln9. \ '59 FORD Converttble. VI," IUtonMtlc. $145 ·'60 RAMBUR REBEL $295 w_.... VI, 1Utomatlc. rldle, heater. '63 CHEVROLET c~~1JJ~0 $695 % Ten. lutine ,.,. encl 111 1eceuorl-. '66 . PLYM. FURY Ill $2295 9 P ... Wlf°". VI, 1ut.ift1tic, pewer tleerlnt, i r.a., helter. ,, . I . . ,, .... '62 IMPALA Hardtop, V-1, 1ut°""tlc, power ttMrlng, r• dlo, fM1ter. '61 OLDS F-85 4 Door deluxe. Almond f1wn. Aut•Mlk:, ,.... dlo 1nd heater. '67 CAMARO Hardtop coupe. 327 VI, automatic, power tteer- lng, rldlo, heater, bucket •ab, center console. '60 VALIANT 4 door. Autom1tlc rMlllo h"ttr powtr tfMrlnt . '66 FORD F-100 Pickup. VI, automatic, helfw, helvy duty ·~ 1 ber. '51 FORD Stlflon w190n. VI engine, automatic transm ... , tlon. $1595 '65 MUSTANG . $1695 $1895 4 Door. VI, 1utomatlc, f1Ctory air, radio and '65 •ALA SPORT COUPE $1995 127 VI, .,.._.tfc, power ,._riftl, factory air tMMllte.n1,., rldlo ind heater, ermine white With Wue Interior. Herdtop coupe. 219 VI, automatic,,.....~ Int. poppy red, black Interior. '66 CHEVELLE MALllU Sport coupe. VI, '"'°' heater, yellow .with black wlnyl Interior, cletn and • nel ltuy. '55 CHEVROLO ~c~0u~ ltMdy for work. '63 DODGE Staffen w..-. VI, autematlc, poww .,..,...., redlo lfMI heater. , ....... ,. .. ---....... ~, ..... _.. ..... Fully fKtory equipped includint hHter, front ind rNr Hit belts, p.dded dish •nd visors, will to will c1rpeting, outside rHr view mirror, back·up lights and other st1nd1rd equipment. '2311 ~ 2DOORO.LUXI ford's •••ut.. ......... . . . . • ' •• . ........ with ....., ....._ NEW '6·& .. THUNDERBIRD.~ ~re-·.·:. .... .= IN STOCK! --'419268 ~-lffutlful 2 Door h1rdtop with 429 • VI· engine, ~ Crul..o.Mltic tr1nanl11lon, radio, he~ter, Magic .. ire vent system, power disc br1kff, "°"er stMr· t Int •M over 20 more st1ndard T·Blrd '1cc .. soriff. OFf SEASON CAMPER SMCIAL OfflRI GOLDLINI CAMPIU Al OUR COl'IJ . '61 f-250 WIPER SPKIAlS IN JTotK FOR ''5 PONTIAC &TO s1395 VI, trl powot, ttick thlft, radio, huter. No. PIEH °'I. 20 'f. dowt'I or trede. $4' per 1110. 30 194.. t64 CHIVIOUT n CAMINO ~1495 fklrup VI, n to, U H, factory air No. F25727. ) It 'f. !low• or ttacle $59 per 1110. 24 1110. Pickup. 6 cylll'lclor, 3 1pud, radio. No. HLH 100. 5695. •A lie dowt1 UI per 1110. 24 1110. Ii FOlD ~AIRLANI 500 St 295 kl.h 111er4Df111ence VI, radio. ht1ter. No. f"S 100. 20 % dowl'I or ~racla. $4' ,.., mer. 10 1110. f~r. VI, 1ir col'lcl., ltS, P-windowt, P.,ut, ,.lo, huter, No. I ~ I A. Tu I lie. clown. ; ~~;;.~~~~It DAYTONA fdfojll. VI, stick shift, raclio, huhr, No. 14A. Tu I lie. 4'owl'I. $21 jll•r mo. 24 mo. · 51195 '61 Goldllne 110. Complete livint for 4. Dbl. sink, 3 burner r.nge, 75 lb. ice box, feem mlttreuet, elec. 1•s " ...... systeml, 4,.,.. -decorator fvrnlshl"fl. '61.NID COUNTIY· squ1u VI, 1uto., 1it col'lcl., PS, AaH. No. NOZ 241. 20 'I. clowft or trede $St per 1110. JO 1110. 'st CHIV. NOMAD WA50N VI , auto111atic, power 1tt11i"t · No. KClt 626. T Ill I lie. clowft. $23 per 1110. 24 mo. 51895 '- · s395 ~':0!~2':'!u~n. "6", euto., eir c.M., ltlH. s1495 He. SVZ 1.7. 20'1. clown or tude. ~t ,w mo. , 30 ,,.., • 'U PONTIAC LI MANS Mechanics special. Stick 1hift, ltlH . .:ru I Ile. UI 111e1 1110. '24 mo , 'U POaD •AL.AXIi IOO VI, 2 Or. H.T. 2 tol'le, fa~tory equipped. No. 7'2'A 20 '1. d owft or trada $St per "'o 30 mo • 'U FORD ~AL.AXIi 500 VI, 2 Or. H.T. Automatic, PS, reclio, hutar No. wNM 111. 20 '1. dewn or tr•da $3f er 1110.° 24 lflO • ' • ·5695 51695 5895 - CAutotMtlc tr11n1 ev.U. .W..) . • · WE aar:· Ol.ANGI COUNTrS ONLY AUTHOIRID After 1/3 Ca.h er .. T...W Dn. (Includes ·Ta It Llci) 1M MITllACK ' ._ .. ,-,.,.. . "' : • • . ' ...... SHELIY AMERICAN DEALER .. ,; ~ ~ I , > ! J ,, t '{ • ) } f { , ''t • l _ .. -- f: .1 •• II - ~ -- -·~ ~ . , ... .. .. - IRST · l ~MPRO VE ME NT IN I I VER 60 YEARS Not siKe Newport Beacll incorpor- atioll llCll • ••itr illfro••••• beetl Mada• is ...... plDCe at Ocem Front tt.;s ..... ,~ cwnta bmNrl .. ~ • tlle ,_HS COllC1'919 Straacl travenecl by so wy many thousands of tomists every year. Hundreds of let· ters have been received from out of towners complaininq about the condi· tion and cleanliness of the sidewalk, so City Council voted to make the im· provement, plus a new walk faceinq the beach ad"tGCeat to tM parkinq area. It is hopetl this wil keep sand out of non· battlers' shoes. History of tlais famollS strand tells • It.at tt.e oricjinal ocea11 front was calacl Newport lmiler llock. Probably w of tlle eld1st •••• stmclieq to-clclr •Newport ~•c• is tM two story lartler Block on Ocean Front iust off 23rcl StNet, -at least fo•clen •d occ11P•ts ~ as stimag a history as clicl oft.er pens of ... city. o. its site reposed a smal frame builcfittcJ housinq a qrocery store operated by Conrad Crookshank, father of A. J . Crookshank, for years president of the First National Bank of Santa Ana. Henry A. Peabody, who ran the old Santa Ana Blade which he relinquished when President Grover Cleveland a p· pointed him Postmaster at the County Seat in 1889, later came to Newport and bought the grocery from the senior Crookshank. Peabody's son, George, helped in the enterprise. Amonq llis duties was to deliver ice in a small WCICJOll to customers in the vicinity. The ice came in from Santa Ana on the rail· Th. Southland's Finest road and was unloaded on the Newport pier where tH freigllt aad pasww deDOt was located • Tite Newport post office was ift. staled in the grocery store and H. A. Peabody became the postmaster. A few years later the grocery bumed to the ground and on its site was erected the first brick building in the town known as the Barber Block. Ghosts of the past are stiU alive on old Ocean Front in Newport Beadt. The city can be iustly proud of tflis new face lifting which wm be completed and in readiness for the beach crowds soon to appear in great numbers at this best of all baeches. lest recJGrdS, Al AR HAIDWBf e DtlOllT PAINTS e SMALL APPLIANW • PLUMBING SUPPLIES 1' --..c.. .. .... U.S. '-'· Off. 2205 W. Balboa Blvd., Newport Beach A~ Friendly Place to Shop • Open Sundays Daily 7:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. -PHONE OR 3-2350 Featuring Nationally Advertised Brands Of Merchandise At Fair Prices Mate-S.C119-0AILY l'ILO FrlMYo I'-....., I. 1"4 I' .... I I ANDY CAREY, YANKEE BASEBALL P L A Y E ll T U-R N E D BUSINESS· MAN,. IS THE SUBJECT OF DOROTHY PIER'S MEET T H E PEOPLE · FEATURE O~ PAGE 3 • KITCHEN DECORATING F 0 R CONVENIENCE AND APPEAL IS EAS. IER NOW WITH INNO. VATIONS AND IDEAS DISCUSSED IN J. RUS. SEL TUMELSON'S DE- SIGNER'S NOTEBOOK FEATURE ON PAGE 4. DON WILSON'S OUT 'N' ABOUT COLUMN ON PAGES 6 AND 7 TELLS A B 0 U T THE NEW HUNTINGTON S E A· CLIFF COUNTRY CLUB IN H U N T I N G T 0 N BEACH. THE ENTER- TAINMENT PAGES 6 T H R 0 U G H 11 ALSO Will FILL YOU IN ON OTHER PLACES TO GO AND THINGS TO DO. .. ,lT"il' .-# . 4 .. ' U C 11 A R T E X H I B I T 0 N. ::· 'l !·OtW· .. ' - ~ g - &:NO'IT'S PltOIPBCTOR'S P&MDI: -Kaott'1 Berry P-, Bucb m.d., Buena Part, ii cele-bratiq tbe ~ ..........., ol tM dileoYery ol fold ID Caiu.nla rib a parade Sat, Feb. S at DOOll and tpedal nenb ~ the day. Tbe ....... wtddl will marda ~ Grand Aft .... ...,..... Gbolt Town eonaista ol. men tbM 50 trouPlo a.ta 8Dd buds. 'J1lere la DO Mmlwlta cMrtt· JIMn: 11 a.m. to t p.m. ...... m.1111. ,,.. c:eletntioe CJriliD.aJl1 9Cbecluie4 6r lat Sal, WU postpoaed•due to niL CHAMBER OONCEltT-Tbe Laguna Be.ach Cham· ber Music SodetJ la praeatinc the "Zurida Cbamber Octet" bl concert &In., Feb. 4 at 1:30 p.m. ID tbe L.B. Higla School Auditorium. 125 Part An. Tbe Octet .W play Beetboftn'1 E-Oat ~ Septet, Op. 2» and Shubert'• F· ruJor Octet, Op. t•. n cteta, $3.00 for adultl. Sl..50 for studentl. Pboae 4M-3711. \JQ CONCERT -Sltarbt, Jbvi Shankar will pre. Mat Indian mlllic ID concert Thurs., Feb. 4 at 1:30 p.m. ID Campm Hall. UC Irvine, 7901 E. Irvine St.. Irvtne. Sllantar, both as a performer and instructor la credited with much of the influence of Eastern musk on jazz and rock and roll groups. Tictetl, priced at SS, are available at the Fine Arts Box Office, UCL Phone 133-6617. 2 ~( ... ... ...- • - •• I D0l ·•c'tl ,O FUN ~pecial Kv~nts AfTEllNOON CONCERT -Laura Lee Wbltc.nb, ftutll IOIGUt, ICCBP ... ld 1'y Clark W1llteGmb will perfGrm wwb bJ Bach, Debuuy, VIYUdl, • Salat-8eul darbll the UCI Atternooll Ccmcert, ''Fhd.tl: Sm.0, Medimn and Laree" Feb. 7, at 4 p.m-., la f'OOm 111' J'ine Arts B1dkf. ing, UC lntne, ,,_1 E. Irvine, Irvine. No ..S. m1alcm cbarte. 8ERENDIPTl"Y FAIR -The annual funcl-nlafnt fair ... ..... book ule spomorecl by the Friencll of COila Meaa Ubrary will be beld Tbun., M. I tnm 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. and Fri. Feb. t from t a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Colt.a Mesa's Womma'1 Club, 110 West 11th Street. Costa Mela. Dilplayl Include Indian Artifadl, anUqae pewW collectlou, jewelry, and old MUlen. Local aatbm'I will co-host events ,,...._ ., ..... Mm'nlce nun., •uo includel .... tasUnc part;r. No tiebtl for Thurs. will 1lt .... at tbe door. P1MM Ml-7254 or the CGlta llela lillrsy. Fri., edmlpfoa 25c at the door. Coming Up ~ MARINA BS DUMA -The Drama clepm1ment at IUriaa RIP &moel wilt preaeat the Sbab-..-reu ~. 6"'l'Wellth mpt,•• ,... • tbrouCJl 10 la the Wetaia ol ..... Bltll Scbool, l5l'l1 ~ Dr., Huntiqtoa Beeda. Curtain time I p.m. Tlcketl: 75c for studeab; '1JJO far aclulta, available at the door. 00 MODERN DANCE -The dance department at UC Irvine will pretent its first concert, Feb. 9 and 10 at 1:30 p.m. in the UCl Studio Theater, 7901 Irvine st., Irvine. The group will dance "Prisms, PlnlODI and Paradox" three new works by Eocene Loring and James Penrod. Tictetl SS.00, are available at the Fine Arts Box Office, UCL Phone 133-6617. DISNEYLAND VALENTINE PARTY -Slqle ticket event from I p.m. to 1 a.m., Sat., Feb. 10 includes mu.ate and dancing through-out DiJ. neyland with headliner, bit-record star, Glen Cambell, ~m Elliot'• Orc.hestra, the Royal Tahitian Dancers, the Young Men from New Orleans and other musical groups. Advance tickets, '5, on u1e at Desmonds, Walllchs Music City, Dtmeyland and with BantAmeri· card at all Bub of America. On the ntpt ol. the event tlctetl will be• sold only at Dianey- land. ncteta include admission and unllm1ted use ol all atractloaa except sbootin( 1alleria. Phone: ...... ~ LAGUNA WINTEll Fl'SrlV AL -Laguna Beach will hold itl annual Winter Festival Feb. 11 through Feb. 21.. Planned events i.nclude a Gourmet dinner, Mon., Feb. 19, stage play "Battfoot in tbe Part.'' Wed., Feb. 21, The Artist.a Ball, Sat, Feb. 24, a performing artl rtvue "Laeuna on Stage". Sun., Feb. 25, a Luau, Mon., Feb. ii, and a garden tour daily. Ticket. for then events are available at tbe Laguna Beach Chamber of Commerce, 7.80 Park Ave. Phone 4M·1018. No admission charge to festival grounds, arts and crafts displays, surfing contelt, Sun. F eb. 18, or Backstage Tour Sat., Feb. 17 and 24. Coming Up INDIO DAB PESTIVAL ..... lndlo presents its M- nual festlnl Feb. 11 throqb Feb. 25 at the festival ,.,..nd) bl IricUo. Etblbitl include art by local re1ldentl, flower-dllplax• usinl tbe date palm, a junlOr livestoct exhitilt, and a gem and ~eral show. An Arlb1an Night'• Paceant will be pre1enled eYeninp at 6:45 p.m. SpecUd daily attraction will be a horse lbow with camel and ostrich races as inter- miasion entertalnmenl Grounds admission for adults, '1.25, ch1ldren 25c and children under m. tree. UNCOLN BIRTHDAY OBSEJlV ANCE -Mission SaD Luil Rey will have a number or documents about Lincoln on display. Included will be an orl&inal paper aigned by Uncoln elvtnc the Mlasion back to the Francllcu Padres, and document. concern.lng his assassination. San Lm. Rey Mllltoa is located three mile• inland tr.IL "Oceemide. ft.&.VELOGUE -The Newport Hartiar Kiwanlt Cl1ll> will pruent "Paiulal, Lad to Dllcover," a travel film narrated by Wllllam McCrea on Fri., Feb. is at a p.a. T!M mm and lecture will take place in the OCC audltarimD, 2'101 Fairview Rd., C01ta Mesa. Tlcbtl available at the door, •uo. Sporu HORSE RACING -Thoroughbred horse racing at Santa Anita Park, 285 W. Huntingtoa Dr., Arcadia, Tues. through Sat., first post time .et fGr 12:30 p.m. •too,ooo Charles H. Strub Stakes, Sat, Feb. S. PRO BASKETBALL -Anaheim Amigos vs. New Orleans Fri., Feb. 2 at I p.m.; Houaton Sun., Feb. 4 at 7 p.m. and New Orleans, Thurs., Feb. I at 8 p.m. Games played at Arena, Anaheim Convention Center, 800 West Katella, Anaheim. COLLEGE BASKETBAU -OCC vs. Fullerton Sat, Feb. 3; Golden West Feb. IS at OCC Pet- erson Gym, 2701 Fairview, Costa Mesa. Game time 8 p.m. COVER: 'lbe UntiUed work on our cover by Man Ray bears the simple notation "Artists proof IV". It la one of the works at the UCI gallery being shown in the "20th Century on Paper" exhlbil Works from private collections and museums make up the collection. There are some photos and a feature on Page 5. Gale te FD Med the PMple Marina 1111' Drama Gardea Neta Dalper'1 Netebttt ua Art EDD.It o.t 'N' AMt E*rtalamemt Mnle1 ORANGE (:OAST WEEKENDER Pare ! Pare s Pare S Pate 4 Pate 4 Pate S Pa1ea 1-7 Pa1e11-11 Pa1ea lt-11 MAGAZINE Fl'Way, Febnary !, 1tll Or-. c.e.t W•K••Ola ....__ 11 ............... M -_._ It Ille OAI\. Y '91.0T 11r tlll Or-. c:..t ,..._. Ct.. ......_, '"""· ........... le9dl. c-. .... L-. ....... ..... M!Mm -........ Va...,, CMltlt1lll, ...., .... OfftCt .. 111$, ........, llMdl, Cal--ftMi.. Pbo.e IC-ml IAcy Bell Edit.tr - 175;2661 2" ••lti• ..... LMe. c.... ..... tl,ernesa ~ . . 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"'MDII.,...., Atwear· @ How Many Times Have You Seen ... 11111 11rr••~ G1•,:, Darrer<, & M1;t.:··· 1•";:·:;:~"·1 EnfetfainlllMf lovers Only! ............... RATS .. at ....... n..w ....... •ta. Cllll. ... Ce., U1 S.. -~ .......... • ......... Qr'a • M ........... • ,._ Ol4t fM.TDt ~ Meet ••• People Contitwed from ,... 3 Andy reiterated. You have to have tbem both and then work UJo4. . "There's a tremendous improvement in the yowig athletes todaJ," Aody said. ''They start playing earlier, iet better instructions and coaditioniQg prGll'Ulll and t,hat enhances their IUcee.tS. "Staying on top once you iare a pr.ofes- aional is twice IS hard IS the row up. People are always working to take that top spot laway from you. You bne to keep working or else." Andy's hours as a business man are just tbe opposite of what they were a.s a ball play- er. Wbere he used to stay up late, many times until one a.m., be now rises at 4:30 a.m. to be in Los Angeles by 9:30, a half hour before the stock market opens on the west coast. Bis bed time is 9 p.m. Andy md his wile Lucy, whom be met at the Pasadena Playhouse, and married in 1955, moved to Newport Beach in 1959. They uwe two dlll<tren. .TlDlllly, 11 and Jennifer , I , who both attend Mariners school. . Besides bunting_ and fishin&, Andy enjoys Jbotoeraphy. Jn bis spare time be is building 1 dune buggy ill )\is garage and several times I a week be worts out at the Loi Angeles AlJl. lleti~ club, where be LI a m~. Andy Carey pl.aye with an athlete's youth and rigor in the ruued iame of business and mates each inning look enticiQsJy like fun. I --DoNfhy ,.... A scene from the pidure, "Cool Hand Luke" lfarri"t Paul Newman, currently showing at tM Edwards Theam, Huntington Beach, South Coast Theatre, Lagun• and the Pacific Driftoln, Fountain V•lley. ~tup. FLY! DlaECT TO ••. 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ADdy started pla}'inl[ buetta11 when m was about 12 years old in Alameda, California wnere t.r.cl.:l He hecMne serious about the eame as a freahman at Alameda _ In 1Nt Johnny Vergez, a friend of Andy's family and former thinl bueman for the Gianb, encouraged Andy to seek a career in baseball and Wpecl him to obtain a baseball scbolanbip to St. Mary's CoJlege in Moraga, where be coached. Minna Hltlh School ..,,.. students ire lhown In a SceM fl'Olft the .. Twelfth Night"' which they will .......,.. February I through 10 at the high school, 15871 Sprintdale, in Huntington Buch. S.. Guide to Fun, P• 2, for time and tlcbt lnfwmation. ......... tuC I DAILY I'll.OT FfMr( • .....-.i. .... 111:9&'• 1111: paa1aa ~VJ' LUelJl, Ule CIUD ... la ~ .... ,,.,......., including four world championships uder mua,er CNIJ1'*8Dltl· .. ·· r .t i.. 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This is highly unlike.ly. The worst t.bing one can do is not prune at all The busb will become too dense with growth and will prodllce fewer and smaller flowers. • · ._.. ,...., tree roses and climbing roses are each pruned in a dif- feient manner because the growth habit of each is diffel'ent. Wheft prunint busb'roses, such as Charlotte Armstrong and Monte- 1uma, a good rule is to remove three quarters of last year's growth. Select the itrongest canes coming up from the base and remove all side branches. Cut out any canes that cross ~ther canes and any that are old, woody and past their prime. Shorten tbe remaining canes to about two fEet in height. This could be higher foT older and taller growing plants. When cuttint canes be sure to cut to an outside "eye" for this will be the bud lbal grows and forms the new branch. Make the cu1 a quarter ol an inch above the bud and at a torty-five degree angle. A ,,.. rose shoutd have its canes cut back to about twelve inches from the graft at the top of the trunk. Some side branches can be left on these canes but they should be cut back to only two or three "eyes." A tree rose is its own wrst enemy for if it gets too much weight on top it is liable to break. The pruning is aimed at keeping this weigbt down . A cHmbint rose is never severely pruned until it has been in the ground for two or three years. The first year on1y top the growth so the canes don't climb further' than you want them to. Jn the second yur new unes will come up and future pruning l"Onsists at cutting out old canes com- pJettly and letting young ones take their pJatt. A good climber will have at least three or four good strong main canes. After prunint strip off any remaining leaves. Clean up all debris- Jnrluding last year's mulch-Crom around the plants and spray the plants and the ground underneath with a dormant SJ>T'IY such as lime-sufphur . This wm help kill both insects and ovuwinterlng fungus spores. RNppfy a mulch in three or four ~ks and fertilize when the growth start.!. -Don Horton 4 -=' DESIGNER'S NO·TE,BiOO.ll Kitchen Planning BY J. RUSSELL TUMELSON, ORANGE COUNTY DESIGNER·DECORATOR • S.W-11 innovations hive occuned in kitchen planning within the past y~ which have brougbt gruter simplicity and easier maintenance lb a home own- er. Among the6e are the vinyl finishes on all surf aces. Most ext.rior cabinet surfaces now are finished in new vinyls in pat- tems ol wood grains, leathers, tortoise finishes, or clear and mixed colors. Such practical finishes eliminate refinishing and provide durable maintenance free beauty wbiob is ~ joy to the homemak- er. Even the interior of drawel'6 may be vinyl lined and shelving can be vinyl covered. In addition to the protective surfacing, decorative molding and hard- ware may be applied for interesting ac- cents on doors. Built-in appliances are now design- ed with many new features such as double door refrigerators with wood- grain vinyl door panels; interesting new stove arrangements; built-in coffee mak- ers; built-in toasters; mixers, and many other conveniences. Where color is used, avocado and citron tones have become very popular. Refrigerator door panels may also be changed by using favorite wallpaper, florals or plaids. Vinyl is the thing for the floor too, and some patterns have cushioned back- ing for more resilience under.foot. The patterns and colors have never been more exciting. They include far-out de- signe of tortoise shell, lizard, Jeopard and wood grains. lighting also has taken on new di- mensions with illuminated dropped ttil- ings which are plastic covered for easy maintenance. The increased lighting af- fords more kitchen efficiency all around. NEXT WEEK: WALL DECORATIONS Please address inquirifl and questions by letter to: Dflignen Nm~. 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Simply aW1 the compleW competihilifiy pol1e te tM I.atnmaQcl oAoe ....,..i )'OU for~ lul)'liL Or ••• brin1 your comp&eW .... .,.*' ,.._to the IDtnmaQclc6ll of '!WlcWee ._ • am the l!pOt evaJu.ti«ln - .... ooet. oblil•tioa. lntrarnatica ~,,,,......., ... ,,,_~, ................ -.... . • ... I ,, • .. . . • , • ~ l • J ., l } ' " # • ==============;:;;;:======l . . ~#lllllllllllllWnTllllllllll#llllllllllllllllllll,,.. · · -------11 Mltla Mexican R•sta .... + Wll ..,.,. 1 CllClll ll~lilT ,_ ...... ~ ...... 642-6700 New,_.._.. c-. .... 'UIL 'Ylov" ~ 1111 COAST M....WAT MIWNIT IUCM .................. ltsll"IATIOMS SU"lSTlD .. 1.11M l:tlP.M •• JltlA.111...-, e MIXICAN CUISIMI e CHAQROIL STIAKS e MINUDO CSlt. & S..J 60c e FOOD TO GO 11 Lift. ta 11 ,... 5eWft D.fl w..kfr 547 w. 19th ... MU7'4 c... ... ~lllllM#P'??P_ll'll''A ~ I .. -.... 111111111. ~~ CHINISI POOD ~TO-50 l~J .-,'; ONH DAILY 4:30 , .M. -1:34t, .M. CLOS!D MONDAY 1'40 HAalO,I «.YD.· . COSTA MESA M2·J732 Jllf-.~bS. ·Mobile Ovens DOW off~ri FH'Mtl NIT Pizza, /1£/l~E~£/) to your door I FH#l'!!_.IMl'~ilt/1# Newport Beach, & Costa Me$0 ... Mlf#MI. IN-NI,. HM. S·ll ·•· S..·"'-· Mfll S -/; , .•. ';.-_" U. JSC 0.1;,..,, cf..., •. SOC Ch•'9• .. ,.. • ......., -2 112 ....... . , ..... •J&•• lAMI CHA.NT Beef &On ions ..... !2 .1e ... '2.10 Anchovie .............. 2.20 .... 2.as G.wen left Peppen.~2.11 .... ~2.11 Italian Sousage ....... 2.1• .... ·2Je Olive .................... 2 .10 ..... 2.10 Fr iday Special ...... 2.H .... -J.40 Vl\111hree,.,01i,..,A..chevi•) · -Combination· ........ J :os ..... J.11 u .... , ... ;..,> · P~eronj ................. 2.10 •••.• 2.10 Salomi ................... 2.10 -.... ~.10 linguico ................. 2.20 ..... 2.u Mushroom ............. 2.10··· .. J.20 e ~II UH( OHOS. IHGIUS, MUTIHS l PUTllS. PLUS( llU IS 24 MU. MTIC£ wi1h the most spectacular view in Newport.•. ''°"' 5 :00 fACH EVENING 0000000 HOUSE SPECIALTY 'l>Jl'01'9K.$1'° Ca-ctB S'f.&&.IR FAMl~Y STEAK HOUSES TOP SlltLOtN STEAK . '. . . • 1.29 I HAMBURGER . 44c CHEESE . 49c NEW YOllK CUT STEAK • • • 1.49 DUSS 'DI UP Al RD M>ODY IAll \'l ... GAOUND ROUND STEAK l9c I DELICIOUS GULF SHRIMP ... 1.ot au. ucw• nea.uo• aMt•o l'OTAT• wtnt faMCH NID • ,...*" •••U. 110U 1 1un••. DELICIOUS STEAK SANDWICH OM SISAllll IOl.L 89# flUtCH fllD ~ COFFEE (All you un drink) ...• 10c Al.I. STIAIS IUYID OM HOT llZILIN• Pl.Amat MOMeAYI. ~t PJllL ~$Ut• AA. Slll.O#w STUI Y ~ Hllllll6TOll BUCH 11552 IEACH IL VD. C-.r I. "* .~ .... s.t• Ana Awnue I CHILD'S· romott I TOWN AND COUNTRY ....,_ ..... e ....... ,_ ....._ 1/J P~ICE . 962...5912 60-74'2 FOOD TO GO e SPECIAL "CALORIE COUNTER,. EN'BE! e FOOD TO GO PllllNO UMl•Ml'S Varam~ 1\:\ ....,... .... 61W9Jt • ~ llr1~ton wee~days lllinMI' served in the Grand Manner • 571 S. MAIN, OllANGE Reservations: S-42-3595 (Closed Sunday) YOU'U. ENJOY OUI ·SUNDAY BRUNCH 11 A.M. TO 3 P.M. lflVJE~ fint Di11i119 Si11ct l965 380l f.AsT UM.s"f liDtWAY· Cc>ROtlA DEL MAI, UUl'OltNIA PHONE: (714) 67~1374 lllVIEftA U&TAUHHI' Continental CulslM Cockt1ll1 Serving Luncheon and Dinnn Monday through Saturdafl. ( Re~enxitiom Sug~rkdJ Dinners frcnn 3.25 Wt ere l.C.tH oa the ltMol StrHt side betweu. M•Uff ' lh1ett •ncl the Mey Co. ~ SOUTH COAST PLAZA nus..-.. I' Cost. .. _ 540-1141 C7'\ ~ f_ ~ , FAMILY RESTAUUHT ~OH. -~o"en.06 MEXICAN FOOD -15 DINNER COMllNATIONS • MEXICAN SPAii lllS W"" ADOIE SAUCI -· "'"' Tilu". 12 -• 11 P.M. • Fri •• sa1. 12 N-. M!Rllllt 1985 HARBOR BLVD., CM. 548-9927 LITTLE BIG ''O'' NISINTS JERRY DEAN & THE DEMONS Complimentary ...... Senecl -Fri. & Sat. COCKTAILS -DINING -DANCING 1943 Pl1centi1 Ave. Costa MeNI 642-1361 6P.M.te11 P.M. ~ lnCHIM CLOSID SUNDAY STEAK ....... ,, ,, ' ""~ c:; SHRIMP • • • • • • • •• s1 25 ~ FISH ..••• ~· ·-•• _._ -CHICKEN •••••••• DAILY PIL01 20TH , C·ENTURY ON ·PAP,ER "·::A .• the Diven, ~I 4r1w1nt lty P-' C.-. Grw Phepheel•, K.t Sclnlcft.llottt.ff ....... lecll• DAILY PUT "'*"' ,....., 2. 1NI ._ ... , • :. J •• • More than 50 wons era on exhibit in the UniY.,.;+y of Cel;fomie Irvine "Twentieth Century Worts on Paper'' exhibit fn ftte UCf Art Gallery which is scheduled tO ."'!J tftrouqh Februery 25. The show was conceived as a vlsuel antholocJy of intinw.te wons on paper by artists who h•v• contributed in • sic)nific.nt menner to 20th century art. It gives the student and laymen • an opportunify to study and compare these works and gain an ·insight into the process of visual thought. ( Selections were chosen by JQho ~ns, dir9Cior of the 9111lery and is a commemorative exhibit to the University of Cartfomia's c.n. tennial, 1868-1968. The exh ibit is Qpen luesday through Suriday from end from I to 9 p.m. on Wednesday. A~ Brushttrolce, ltor Lichtenstein ,._.nt DlftMI', Mire th.,.U ,,.,. 7 ) ' l • • ' < ' I • 4 • ' ' I "' i • .. . • • . . . ' ~ i ... .• { t t . f l! .. • # . l , ~,: . .. ' ~ t ,( .{ . : !' I t ~ l \ } . ' ~ \ ~I ~ . ' ~ ! I ; . I i '" • , ;. I : . ; , .... I • ·. '~ . i ; ! " \ . :- • I . • ' . , . • • r > { I . . " ; • ' ' ,J I \ ~ , . r , i \ . ,. • , ' 7 • , i ( ~~-dab~·Comer 1f pune .uiDJ bQlders at the new Bunt· lngton Seadlff Country Club ln Buntingtoe Beacb will appro•e tl~• minimal cost of llddi- ·Uonal lead-~ aidl and .a ~It of. fru.fn& to ~ the 1nai'1 tf the spa's main diulnf room, they lhould aoon have it made. · · DeflnW, a comer ln the Orange County drlnt.mne OYerall. the HSCC offers ucellent UbaliOQI and mOlt palatable cuisine at more- t.ha&fair prices • • . once you find IL Added illumination at the club's main gate and a couplt of small directionals be- tween that point and. the_ clubhouse, Itself, would help immensely; just as lowered light· ln$, and perbaPI' another paintinl qr two. woWd ad4 crufb' to the intimacy of tl>~ di• mc ·aru. . . . . MUln.MINU Tbtte Ire fOllr Wayl to go • • . tneDQ- . •ile ... la u.. SUclift'• told tarpetiq·gold cbalnwbUe tablecloth and napkins-twelve alobe cbandetier d.inillf room. Bnaktast ii tened there, Saturday and ~ onJ1, from t:OO i.m. Sunday brunch is featmed, 1~GO a.m.-2:00 p.m. Daily lunch-eo• •~ailable from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Dinner.)(~ through Thursday, 5:~10:00 p.m.; Friday and Saturday, 5:00.11:00 p.m.; Sunday, 2.:00 p.m.·9:00 p.m. ~ru~ . .. FOlt THI ''L. A u G H L I p: .,.,, Of YOUR lift. DON'T MISS ORANGE COUNn'S MOST UNPREDICTABLE COMEDY • MUSCC SHOW! CNIGHTL Y EXCEPT MONDA Yl WEEKDAY BUFFET LUNCHEONS $1.65 Sundays (Incl "Pri,.,,."} $2.75 Superb Dinners $2.50 up e '1t!RSONALIZED SERVICE" e DAY OR NIGHT BANQUET FACILITIES FROM $1.65 TO $5.SO PER PERSON 10.S IA YSHOllE DR. 675-4200 aALIOA BAY TRY OUR "SURPRISP POT-LUCK DINNEI EVERY TVESDA Y NIGHT I The Price Will Surprise You Most of AIU I VILLAGE INN 12' Merine ..... ltlMd -.... ICMlt • ,... I i .. On lhe diDMt bUl of fan: (loup Qt rice pilaf or st1dted W potato. yql' 'I 1 ctu joar) breast of dt.1cbn • la JtieT, M.21; tlet of .. ...,.....,, .• '8.t&; ~t.al cord. ,. '; 0 U. :,l )r .. 'N' AB 0 UT ' j .: . ~ :~~· , • .. • '~·' . .. : Or1111 C•ty's lest•lll • Enfertaiwll lcele .... f4..15; ta .. deln Of~:bMI . 'l'O..., $5.ts; cn~e1t mirnay ·~ pa.~ '4.ID;_ ~ •u ftambe, •·•· abalone ~ lf_tfl; Niil prime ,. of ._,, '5.M; Bencii1 Kitchen King, Marcel Pitz, tone with Vic· tor Hugo Restaurant in Lagum Buch, Pfeol pares each .ening on a "now" basis ... in- cluding all soups, salads, entrees and even entree sauces. And .•. you'll enjoy his efforts. HEAltTtL Y 9'.IC~NDED A3 a "flnt time" tasting test al Hunting. ton Seacliff County Club, the following repast was uceptlonal: marinated herring a. la Dutch, crisp geen salad with roquefort dressing, veal cutlet, OS(ar (with baked pot· ato and vegetable du jour) . ~ Other intriguers on the dinner menu: Coquille of seafood au gratin, $2.65;-broiled Pacific swordfish steak, $3.25; Scaloppine 6teak sa11te meuniere, $3.25;' fried Baja Cali- Dinner, Luncheon, Codtairs & Atmosphere. Entertainment Nightly. Sundoy Brunch 11 :00 A.M. -3:00 P.M. Facilities for Banq uets, Meetings and Private Parties up to 200 Persons. palisades / I ~l Pali,ade, Road between Newport Blvd. end Red Hill RON HA RR [S TRIO TYESDAY THRU SUNDAY FROM 9 P.M. I --fREE CHAMPIONSHIP FIGHT FILMS! hlty u ... ' , ... .....,.u ... 2 ..... .. ...., ..... ..!!!!!!' '-· ...... BILL MARTINI'S 'L~ 1Ut l . 17ttl COSTA MUA El Matado1 · FAMJl Y RESTAURANT AUTHENTIC MUICAM FOOD .... 1t 1K••••11 & Tece wttti rte., ................. ...... ..., w ............. Sl.st .... 11-l T ..... ""'. I h ...................... ...... ..., ., ~ ••.• Sl.lt ""'"" .40W All-COMDlnON9 LUNCHIOM M'IC1ALS 0,..: .. _ .... T1lln. -11:f0.11:tt M.-Set. -11 :ft.11 :Jt s-. 12: ... 11 :ti ,. .. 1761 .._..., IW. CAI 1M St.) C... .._ 641-6417 --~ ... 2'-1 ~ ~:uw:r=s.... z:::w fom.ia jumbo shrimp, $3.IS; lffDadiM Of beef filet, fl25; pepper .steU., Seadlff, $4.26; roast prime rib of beef, $4.26; New York steak, mipon. '4.25; steak and lobster tail combo, $5.95; b!olled Australian lMlter tail with melted butter, $5.95: . _ . . . Brelkf.aat, ·luncheon and brunch menus at the Jim Wertz.managed Seacliff display a comparable variety of choices, ud at prices that are just u interesting. LOUNGE ENTERTAINMENT The Seacliff wa.tering·hoJe . . • low-sil- houette bar, round tables irouped about a circular fireplace • . . of1en entertainment Friday, Saturday and Sunday in the pereon of organiat "Ship" Shipley, who plays be-• tween the hours of 5:00 -10:00 p.m. UI~ first two enniBCs and from 4:00 p.m. to t:OO p.rn. on Suncll)'I. BID CotrGmano is the ~nt In cbarge el libation ladling, · · You'll find hostess Ren Sprague seating you at HSCC a.od assistant manager John DON JOSE' MEXICAN RESTAURANT 1• ••• T,.. mend1us STARTING ANOTHER SEASON combi..tion f 1-., JOll .... ld MA\'Vett C'MMUS 0 t• .. nfs couaHelS CAUHY MUttatltOtl TOTAL ENTERTAINMENT fHturi119 JOSEPHINE COURREGES I ForMerly with T\e OeCutro Side,. I 9093 E. Ad•ms Cat M.gnoti•) Hunt. 8"ch 962-7911 JOSEF'S 2121 E. COAST H._WY. COIONA DEL MAI LYNN & CARL DUO e LUNCHEON e DINNER e LATE SUPPER e WEEKEND BRUNCH 673-1180 COCKTAILS DINNEI e DANCINfi. EDDIE CANO QUARTET N~HTLY EXCEPT SUNDAY SHERATON BEACH INN 21112 OCEAN HUNTINCHON llACH Rell ullowhM ............ .......... • • • By Don Wilson Bubetz, most warm and concealal, hcm!ring nearby to insure attention to your e.uy need. With its facilities opea te the public, Huntington Seadiff Country Clutt should prove enjoyabte to an . . . il management ·Jende them a hand in getting there.· At Your Service Thanks to Mrs. Margaret R. Coogan, Costa Mesa, for her epistle lauding these weekly scribblings. She also writes, "I sure wish you would print the menu and price li st for the Stuft Shirt Restaurant'' ' At your service, M.rs. C. . . . as follows: Stuft Shirt Restauratit, Newport Beach, Is one of Orange County's most elegant ... all red drapes, cut-glass chandeliers,.fabulous OJannel view. Manager Warren Roberts features lunch- eon-dinner repasts here, as well as dancing How best to describe it? Certainly, as a fine. new lunche<>.n-dinner house. With an excellent address, 37 Fashion l~land. Warmly intimate atmosphere to be Jong remem- bered.. Spacious dining areas for fast, efficient service. Top trio entertainment each night of the week. Vast parking facilities opposite Main (not Mall) en- trance. Between Buffum's and Broadway Depart· ment Stores. Even more ... it sbouJd be described as the ''happy surprise" of Orange County dining. For two special reasons. quality and price. I I i ·11 111 I ! t: to the 1'>ay IMo Trio fNm ~_oo p.m. ead eten.iog with the ~lion el lleadaya "9tftl tbe 5.5 is dmt. °Food service front 11;30 UL '8ll1:util U:oo ·p.m. 1'~· ' MENU M!NTtONAaLH •. For luncheon, you might try (all ~th soup du jour or tossed green salad, cb9ice of rice or potato, veget.able du jour and bever· age): filet of sole me•niere, $1.95; eggs bene- dict la malson. S2.2S; Welsh rarebit, $1.95; Eastern deep sea sclllops, '2.35; ground sir· Join steak, $2.25; Bengal curry of lamb, $2.75; M.onterey abalone steak, '2.95; rout beef hash, $2.25; brochette of sugar cured ham, $2.50; mushroom omelette, 'l.N; California shrimp, $2. 75 or cannellollis (FreDCl pan- cakes stuffed with veal) Sl.95. . DANCING ' ·in THE ,LID.O lOUNGE S p.m. : • I p.an. BILL~ McCLURE DUO • THE ALPHABETICAL IY 8:30 p.m •• 1 :45 a.m. MUSIC SEVEN NIGHTS A WEEK (No Cover Ch•rve> . /, £~~;(,' 1107 J•mborH Ro.d Newport &..ch 644-1700 Roast Breast of Capon, $3.50; Tournedos of Filet , Mignon, $3.95: Long Island Duckling, $3.95; Grena-• II ·I dine of Beef, $3.95; Veal Oscar, $3.95; Roast Prime Rib, Au Jus, $4. 75. These dinner entrees. as well as numerous others, sened with potato, specially-baked breads and a choice of soup or salad, including house specialty Caesar salad. The luncheon menu is just as "happy" in quality and even more a "surprise" in price. J!e Saini :Jropez RESTAURANT FIANCAIS Frencll Specialty Chef Rene' lfort'llerly wi ... lte.., ... eff't l 511 E. 8-lbM Blvd., l•lltol OPEN DATlY 5:.30 P.M. TIL 10:30 P.M. Closed Mond•y 'n.7.a 11' curry of lbrtmp, ~ ·rout duckling. ... ,,_..... ..... 6oetlf I 1a lJ.nclJtrom., $3.'15; ............ IAliDMld. tainb. '4.15 IDd tM u.tual llroi».t ·~:..L.;__ ... ,~. ·lobster ~ brocbeUet •.• at ...,..uy higher prices. • If 109 ~on't ft.ad aomethlng to satiJf1 i Y,08 hen, lire. CMtaa I. ~~-·.,JOU'R jaast n0t k.!iae! J New '•rili•l-Man,ager , ... 0e• Marin1a hu Meo q~ ~l m.aDqel' of the BalbOa Pa.won, Bal- boa. bf Alu DGcommoa, praldent. of tM Ducommon Reilly Companj tha.l purcUMd and completely ~ the ~ landmart tn lt~O. De Marin.ls resi.&ned Ilia posJtion as umta.nt mana1er ot the Proacl Bird Restauraat at International Airport (L.A) to accept t.bt new post. Prerioualy 1be hu IMen MIOCilted wttb Bentley's Steak an_d Cbof Bowie, Be•erly Hills aad tbe H~ ltooleftlt Hot.el where be held the pClittiOD ,ol eatering man. 11er. · De lhrlllit ii mlrrleil' .... will sbord.J become I residat ottbe.Newpwt ~area. ·, . 'Jba's all! .... ..... ..... , Co~y. low-ceiling , fireplace atmosphere. A •Ht col.. lection of Engli'h bric~a-brac. Dart 9•me1 for your "•porting" Fleuure ••. if de•ired. An owner-built ber. fHtoon.d with u11believebly mia· m•tehed lamps •ncf shecfet, MUft" of ,.....e yw know •ncl coins of tfle RHlrft ••• Mt f..+wiftt icy lau Ale, Pimm'1 Cups, loodlet an4 ,oah lrit~' Gin • • • plvs Hit ef the e•rfft 9ueat hon cf' ... .,... during cocktail houn. HHrty food for truly hungry ,,.ople • • , b. it • h•nd'°me buffet luncheon at only f l.45, IMOftcfey thru fTiday I or e levi1h sit-clown dinner of CMc•et l•t Soup encl Stilfoa S.lacf witt. E.fttliilt Dover s.M, Prime R.ib of IHI, 10-ounce Lobster Tails, Stuff.cl lrHli of Oticltett, R.ck of L.mlt or Steelt. <>-rnet· preperecf of coun, fer tfl.t ptidefur toud. ••• •nd to be e•t• •t teble tf Mt. 1 .,. c. • f • • •l-L.L ... ~ tenn9 or •ny occe11.., la •••• .. -. a. W< e1 • beeutiful, eir -eoftditi.._, -..,.. rOOM witft priYete b.r. This is how to best describe IOI BURNS RESTAURANT I! ------··------________________ -_-__ --CIM Na is whet .. "•utft..tic ~ ,.. .. ~ 9:00 TO 2.-00 NIGHn Y EXCEPT TVIESDAY MARK DAVIDSON TRIO • 37 Fashion Island, Newport Beach Open: Weekdays-Luncheon: 11:00-5:00, Dinners 5:~ 11 :00 Saturda,,_Luncheon 11:00-5:00 · Dinners: 5:00.12:00 Sundays -Dinners: 4:00.11:00 Mt-2030 ........ p .... Yl't~ ~ . ....._., .. ..... SVNDAn J P.111 • .,1L a A.Ill. HAln HOVI-Mee. fin Ir. DIWI Uc SCHROEDER'S CHEF'S INN JJtl L COAST HNAT CGIOllA8B.llllM COURY-s-STEAK SANDWICH $1.'5 TOP SIR.LOIN Ott PRIMI RIB $*.95 STEAK..\.oasTElt LuNcHEON-DtNNll COCKTAILS e ''"' • f'LACaJfTIA COITA MUA ln Vltle~~ COMIO. $UI ~-..1 S " • " • • t...-LL ' L . ..& 'I 1-·-'-!.1..1 ony, Out Ytew t• • -,, • •• 1-,.. .... 'rn Jlijitt ifutst Jnu 3295 Newoort Blvd. 67J-.IJ74 Newpor:t ; ..... ........ fOppo.ite Cfty , ..... . ... .. ,, -_,,,...•