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VOC 6 •• NO. 46. l SICT10NS_ 21 PA&!s NEWPOlt.T IUtCI:\ CALIFORNIA THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 22, .1968 TEN CENTS
•Not Cas ting · £o vetons Eyes"
I
State Official Asks:· \Vi hat . Beach Tal{eov er?
a1 BRUCZ n:NIOff ., ....... _
... Pean .. h ., pen ..
• the. 'rillata fir' al~ ftlitlaf bla Stla Depm tnW et arta ~
R«natliDn to ....... cmtrol Of all 1oaa1tJ run beacblt, toda1 da1med
h., • re.Uy the hllow on tba white
bone.
lie' •a.Id he wanta to Me the atate
bu, up and oper• ab bdchea not
DOW within the c o n tr o l of
M ..• M JOI· aster
Plan on Irvine .
Land Mulled
..
manidpallU...
But be Mid he bas • cle*e to
... Illa ......... ltllp ta Alld alao
.,... dty beacbet.
"I don't have the fee11fti.: or In·
t.entions of taklnl over or anythlna
else/' he told tbe DAILY PD..ol' ln
a tel9phoot lntervtew from his
Sacrameut.G desk.
"I merely Wllllt to improve the
beaches.•• ·
Conalderable band wnnon1 took
place In city balls alone the Onqe ad undertows. su1t.ed for swimming,
Cout when Mott wrote the State Plrk 11U1bathing and slmilar beach ac-
and ~ation Comm!aalon rtc:eDU,: tMUes.''
"It ii· my 1tron1 belief that 'type Municipal leaders thougbt Mott was
1 beach' belongs to all the people t~lking about city-operat~ beacfl(!s.
of Callfornla and should be operated., Explained Mott today:
developed and tn.aintained by the state • "I made that statement in a letter
of California for all of its citizens.'' to the state commissioners. I was
''Type 1 beach,'' be specifically reftrring lo our beaches, the state's
&tated, "ls •andy, graduallr floptnc llpcbes."
beach lapped by warm water with "Qne man Whll apparently understood
a mlnlmum of danprou.a cunents ~ the outset what MOflt was talking
ot lmeeoe llla:cJ, e. or tbe cme It tbe tight f.rom the parents ot Denise ..... . "'· =-r.·wc 'S~bool, for~ imount of we,. th ~ in • l 1. iatli get it on every $1 ~printed by tbe United States sury Department. _
NarcOtics Suspects Se t
Little Fire in County Jail
Hippies Hassle"
Over Laguna's
Hashish Hunt
Oranie County Jail bad hid lt a1ain
early this morning.
Scene oi a man jailbreak early
Tuesday morning, the ancient struc·
tun today was set on hre • by a
aroup oi· narcotic• 1u.apects.
Sheriff'• deputies were booldnl 18
men and women nabbed Wednesday niJbt in Cypre11 in a drug raid wheo
10 of tbem aet fire to 1omt office
form•.
The jailer put out the blaze with
a.n e.xU.01uJ1ber only to have the
1u1pecb restart it. He put it out
•1aln.
The 10, who were being held in
the open ca1e holding area on the
first floor of the jail, JMY be charged
wttb anon. a 1beriff'1 deputy said
(See JAIL FIRE, Pa.ie %)
Cut It Out!'; Cutups
Library Mischiefmakers Face Ban
Newport Beadl ubraz!)' trustees
wlllt to cut out the c~. 1
Too many 1wdent1, they 1ay. are
abuliol public library privtt4ges and
facillti.es, eaipeclally at tbt Bldboa and
Marilm'1 branches.
Trustee• bave asreed ~ fn-
corriJJble no.i1e.maker1 l9d other
mtachief .maken should ai e tern·
porarily prohlbtt.d from '-•tnc th•
Ubrariel, municipal spokesmen aald
today.
In line wttb the new poUcy, City
Librariln Dorothea Sheely 1' now drawinl up a "Code of StaDctarda"
that wUl be amt t.o all echool prin·
cfpa1s and 'will be posted In all
Ubrariea. ·
Continued violltUons of the OOdt by
anyoae "will result ln the suspenalon
of dghts and privileges tQ use the
Ubrarles for a PeriOd not to exceed
30 daya," according to Mrs. Hancock
Bannln1, secretary of the library
board.
Truateea at their monthly meeting
thf1 weel also discussed mutilation
of publJc toUel3. It was suggested
that noticea be posted In the restrooms
•atn1Dg that such vandalism is
punubab&e b)' a fine.
By RICHARD P. NALL
Of 1111 0.11, ,.,_. Sti ff
Possibly they should change the
name of Laguna's Woodland Drive
to Credibility Gap.
Federal narcotics agenu maintain
that they were attacked by b.ippie
resi dents there Tuesday night while
undercover agents were on the track
of a 11%eable load of hashish.
Woodland Drive residents claim. on
the other band, that they were victims
of federal pollt·e brutality, that tliey
were beat.en, rousted and homes
entered .by officers who refused to
show 1dent1fication and had no eearcl:l
warrants.
Laguna Beach police knew nothing
of Fedreal Narcotics Bureau plans
ur.til the fat was in the fire. They
weren't told.
Questioned about this today. Harry
Labrow, Laguna Beach police chief
said, "Most jur..sdlctions do inform
us when they come into the area."
Labrow said undercvver agents
· worklnr the area c0uld create a pro·
blem when local police aren't advised.
"It .could create the possibility of
an unfortunate sbooting." he sal1.
refen1n1 to a chance that a uniformed
pollCeman might mistakenly shoot an
armed undercover agent. Police and sheriff's depuUei; weren'r
(See HIPPIES. Pa1e !)
Mesa-Newport Annex War?
Mt1a propoaal "illogical" 1 n d
"devloaa," a1Mrtlng tt i! aimed at
lockinl in 'a multl·mUllon doUar
Mcl>ontll Doufla1 plant site for
ulltm•te Costa ·Mesa annexation. The
McDonnell Doutla• pt'(lperty la just
notUl 'of the :fa~ "taip annex" 1rea &1•1 P es Road ~r the
CountJ A1rpo.t.
Co.ta Meta dty counc i lmen .
however, In t.btlr applJcaUon to the
LAFC 1Mt ... k ncMd that the an·
nuatioa tlfa lturJ 11 altttdv con·
Upea wtt bColt.a Mesa boundaries.
Tbe propon) ts Uuu "ln kteplng •Ith
UM polJCJ ot lltablllhlq a logic.al
and ordert7 bomdary UM," 1111 ttie
appllcttiOD. Jt -no referenct! to the ~ McDolnell Do\11lu pro.
plT"tJ. " • Ntwport CltJ Mua.., Harvey
H1ll1bmt-Mid toda1 lbe bftrini ~ 'iittilr hm LArC offk'tt
Turner will be placed on the City
Councll'1 Monday evening agenda.
H1ttltM1 said be could not anticipate
c·ouncU actJon.
If any action Is taken. It must be
at the lCooday session. The LAFC
notice ftOm Turner requests a report
back b7 March 1. S&y1 the letter:
"If JOU hel the Importance of the
propGMJ from the point of view of
yoW' •'ency makes It advisable to
contlnut the hearing to a later date
ID order to anow time for further
stucl7. plelM furnlJh an interim report
so lndfcattna. but containing your ten·
tatlve .nSoa OD the proposal."
A.fte.r COlta Meaa councilmen voted
to teel tbe annu.aUon last Friday.
Newport ~ Man11er Hurlburt tnld
the DAILY ILOT that the I.AFC
bad betl 1 t.bli.hed by the ala~
a few ,.._., •IO to prtvent "1uch t.hlnaa u ttrtp nnuatiom.··
about is Dr. Horace Parker, 1 Balboa
Island veterinarian now serving as
Orange County's first representative
or. the· State Park and Recreation
Commission.
Contacted before tlle DAILY PILOT
interview with Mott, Commissioner
Parker said: .
"I don 't think Mott is c;asting any
covetous eyes on any existing city
beaches. Our position (at tlle state
Marines Trapped
level) is to assist; we're not destruc-
tive. We want to help."
Leaders in Hun tington Beach and
Newport Beach bad been quick to
point out that any slate takeover ould
run counter to Gov. Reagan's support
for local control in government.
'Tm definitely not against local COO·
trot. I go along with tile govern<r."
on everything he says on that," said
Parker. "I want to sit here in Newport
(See BEACHES, Pase %)
40,000 N. Viets
Tighten Ring on
Khe Sanh Base
By JOHN T. WHEELER
Al _ll,.. f'rtu Wr11tr
KHE SANH, Vietnam -The 40,000 North Vietnamese troops surroundlng
tr -Khe Sanh combat base have closed
their seige ring so ti ghtly that neithP.r
withdrawal nor reinforcement of the
U.S. Marine garrison could be carried
out except al a cost or heavy
casualties, Marine officers al Khe
Sanh "be\leve.
Under tbe co.er of aenra1 '8ya
of heavy fog , the Communist troops
'\ htv• utabllshed bunters and trench
leQ;lillOCI tvitbjn 300 yards of Marine
poaitlona.
SnJpers are cloee enough to fire
on Marines plantJng mines and
strengthening barbed wire defenses
around the two-mile·sguare combat
base 14 miles south of the demilltariz·
ec.; zone.
It appears that the batUe for Khe
Sanh, expected to be the biggest ot
the war. is still some days and
possibly weeks away. A veteran Viet·
namese battalion commander whose
troops hold part of the eastern
perimeter said he believed the North
Vietnamese would continue to dig
bun kers and tunnels and repositi on
supplies for some weeks to come.
He said history had proved North
Vietnamese commanders e x p e n d
massive effort to prepare battlefields
so they will have the maximum ad-
Harbor Schools
Object to County
Stand on Taxing
Newport·Mesa Unified school trus·
tees toda y sent letters to their state
legislators takinll excepUon to a stand
by the County Board of Education.
The county board earlier sent O\lt
letters objecting to a law that would
give school boards unrestriclcd au-
thority to levy taxes beginning In
1971. Newport·Mesa board members want
it known in Sacramento that they
welcome and support the law and
resent the county board presuminll to
speak for them and other eotmty
school boards not consulted. :n endorsinll the lt!glslation. the
letter sent out over the sl~ature or
h o a r d president Donald Strauss.
states: .. . . The portion of the bill which
gives local school di!itrlct JlOVernin~
boards the rillht to set the tax rate ror
educatioa in Its school district is abso·
lutely essential \f local control Is to
be a reality. Inasmuch as other local
boordR ( citv councils) have exhibited
discretion and prude.:ice In their use
or fiscal independence. there ls no
evidence to support the aupposltJon
that local school boards cannot rune·
tion In a like manner."
The hotlv cont~ted bill wtich pass·
ed the 1967 Leg'islaturt on the last day
of regular ~ession provldi!s ~·t be· ~nning in 1971 school tax celhngs wlll
be eUminat.ed and school board m~m·
bers stiven full power to set thf'
dbtrlct tax rate. Presently, voter approval of 311 over
rkle measure Is ~uind tlO raise ~
celling on tcbool tans.
'Ibe provision applJel to da7·to-day
operatfn1 tXJ*"'S only. not echool
baUding1 which atill wt11 ht financed
through bond Issues,
Aasernblym111n Robert E. Burke IR·
Huntinrton Bca(b) tw Lntroduced ..a
measUtt in the CUJTent lel(WaUve
aeaion ca.lllnl for ~peal ol the ••
Jaw,
vantage tacticaliy and enjoy the max-
lmum protection from air and artillery
strikes.
North Vietnamese tan~ have been
reported in Khe Sanb village les1
than two miles from the Marine
perimeter aro.md the base's air strip. •
Two weeks ago, North Vietnamese
tanks spearheaded the assault which
overran the Lang Vel Special Forces
(See DE SANK, Pa&e Z)
* * * Gls Sea l
Co ng Off
From Hue
SAIGON CUPl) -U. S. Marines
attacking behind a wall of flamlng
napalm today virtually sealed off the
suicidal band of Viel Cong who have
held the impe"ial city fortress in Hue
fo-23 days in bitter fighting that
helped raise American dead to a
record 543 last week.
The Marines raised the American
nag on a watchtower at the southeast
corner of the ancient Citadel, secured
the Nguyen Hoang Bridge across the
Perfume River to other Marines on
the south bark and vowed to rip
down the Viet Cong flag that stlll
fluttered defiantly over the Com·
munist redoubt.
The Viet Cong defenders were hem ·
med in by South Vietnamese on the
north and west and on the east by
the leathernecks who drove through
the southeast corner of the walled
r.ity foot by bloodsoaked foot against
heav)' fire that persisted despite bom·
bing and napalm attacks. T h e
Perfume River lay on the south.
The end appeared near for the 200
or more Viet Cong holding out in
the Inner lortress out of the 4,000
or more who seized Hue three weeks
ago. But military spokesmen warned
that heavy and costly fighting lay
ahead before the Viet Cong flag can
be hauled down.
or ..... ..a:.. ...
Wea tiler
Forecaster Emil Kurtz baa a
sunny outlook for the Oranie
Coast Friday, following the ue-
ual cloudy morning.. He'll push
tbe thermometer up to 65 about
midday.
INSIDE TODA l'
Two txctlll'nt productions of
a comtdfl and tm ~re ~d
along tht coe11t W tdntadal/
night. The DAILY PILOT'• rt·
vifwtr3 Oil>t thtir accounu on ·
Pag" 10 todau.
,
.. :l DAILY PILOT
Ell~ator• Report
Student Activis.m -
.
Conf ere nee To pie
By THOMAS FORTUNE ...............
Student activism w&:s the favorite
topic this month wherever educators
met in conference -at Asilomar and
Monterey and Westwood.
Orange Coast CoUege District ad·
FroM p_,e I
KHE SANH. • •
Camp four miles west of Khe Sanh.
lt is not known how many tan~
the North Vietnamese have m the
KAe &lnh area, bul ~ number is
usumed t• M cM5fder..-.
Despite GM al Ule lariat aerW
campeiiftt in td1tory to cllt the Nsth
Vietnameae supply rootes. U1e Com·
muai.IU' tl'\lckt have made it as far
u KM Sanh vW.,e wiU. auppiles.
Seaiar Marine ofticen remaia con·
fident that t!M!J catt beat Mc:k any
North Vietnamese attack. But they
C<)Jlcede that any defensive pos itions
can be over run if the opposing com·
r.1ander 1s willing to commit enough
troops.
Some Marine officen are concerned
about the ltrict.IJ deteesive, "let them
cOJM &a us" role assigned to the
S,tXXI Leathernecks and 500 Viel·
namese ~oops defending the Kbe Sanh
complex.
·One Marine Officer said Ute North
Vietumeee high cemmaad is bUg
aUowed to l8l up UM ebe11bN.rd wtth
the knowledge tttat tt1!"" Communist
troops will have the first move when
I.he battle is joined.
One officer, asked M'N he felt about
bein1 cooped up bebi8d barbed •ir~
replied: "rve sot a lever. It'• •Nit
(;en. Rommel caUed panzer fewr."
Many other Leathernecks here feel
the same way the commander of
Genn~'1 ALrlka K.orp1 did: 'J'bey
want reialorcemeata ao tbeJ can move
out,to attack their besiegers.
some Mariae ol&U• fear I.be op-
portunity to reldorce Kbt Sanb and
retura t.be Marioes to an olferutve •
roJe bu pu.Md.
Aay for« coming into the bue
bJ helicopter couJd suffer heny
cuualtlt.s from the artillery and
machiM·IUll fire Ul.t &trOea hi on
life l.llDdin& strip.
Laguna Narcotic
TriaJs Sbif ted
To San Clemente
Ti1e trlab of four persons arrested
111 a Dec. 14 South Laguna narcotics
raid wbere oae fleeing man wu killed
by potke have been transferred kom
Lapa Beach to the Muaicipal Court
in San Clemente at the request ol
their attorney.
The roar. facing mbdemeanor
charges of lmowirl&IY villling a place
when! marijuana was being used.
were amoog U who were arrested
i1' the raid in which Peter Am&raJI·
thUll, 2(), WH ahot and killed.
A 11 million wroolfu I ~ eult
has 1ince been fUtd a1llinlt the coun&y
1beriff and the deputiel wbo raided
the South Laguna bome. The Oraqe
<Aunty P~ and Human RiCbl.'I
Council collected more thAln 2,000
·~turu protatiAg the action ol t~ po · ce in the raid.
· "nle trials for the four suspects
are now set for April 4 ~ 9: 15 a. m.
Felony complaints of possession of
""9l'Uuana have bee'n d I s m I s s e d
uainst art the defendants -.James
Allen Ltttle. 19: Neena .Jane Moody.
1-: and Mary Ellen Pre~er. lit aJ I
o( Anaheim : and~°"" Dumflhi>usen,
24. no addren.
DAILY PILOT
up oo sex!' students ask. To .tudent.9 • an obscene picture ls the one In Ufe
magazine showing a rat sherilf on
trial for slaying the three ct.ii rights
workers with a jury of his relatiwt
standing in judgment.''
BJGGEsr PROBLEM
Murphy tpla -"The biggest pro-
ble m in dJ'1lg use is the crtdibillty
sap. U you eversute tat case ~
1n.rijuna lt is more clilficult Mt C*I·
vince of the hazards of LSD wit."
Etlmund Hallberg, Cal State L<>ll
~ de.-ot 1Wdnt1 -"Al few
u 1D peno• on • lure campus. «u .-pai&ed.. can fll'O'Vide aU the
aJUea we cu pouil>ly :.a.odle.
"Radicals depend upon Lbt ad·
mlniJtration acting foolishly. They
loot f« a call5e ~Jebre ; they will
try to deftlop an iss11e to which the
administration wiU over read.
"The utt<:ommitted are the most
Important group on the coUtte cam·
pus today. The battle is for ~ on·
committtd. If they do not capture
the uncommitted. the radicals will
only be a nuiunce."
Byroa ff. AtkinlOn. UQ.A df'am of
Rtudents -"Recent surveys of co1leg11
Rtudeots how I.ba t 2.7 percent of the
students are actimts of the Jert and
1.5 pereeat are activists of tbe right.
The vast majority of ltudeots are
in the broad middle area.
GF.NERATION GAP
"But tJae imi>:>rlant tiling t o
remember is UYt, aUhough the ac·
tivist left ~ small, tt ii listened to
by au students."
Nevitt Sanford . director of the Stan·
ford Institute for the Study of Hum an
Problems -•· 11 takes twn to make
a ReMraUon gap. The gap is u much
a problem of adolu u it is of ,outh.
"The press is not to be blamed
fr.r feeding the pubUc what it wants
to hear.''
Thooghts oo <Kher subjects:
Dr. Jobn Bl.ttl, Stanford Univenity
d.lect.or of counseling -"'lbe brunt
of change caiued by automatioe .Ul ran upon the junior colleJ• and the
graduate school the two lnstltutioo.s
belt able to pro~ the rdrailliftg .oeceas ary ...
Jol\n Crabbe. ch.tinnan ol C&lilOl'lliA
Television Advisory CanmUtee -
"lewtiteeDom el hicber IMrninl have
IOlD8 ol the most ncltiac people tn
the conuJlUllity oa ttaeir Ital!•.
TeJevisJGn is tae JM&M I o r
diatributin~ the Wents ol U... peo..
pie. Lt W'OU.lid be food puolic reLlbcn~
fer ttle i111titu&ns of higber learn.inc.··
,.,.... Pflfle J
JAIL FIRE ...
today. Damage wag allpt and no
on~ was injured.
The 18 suspect. were rounded up
.in Cypreaa bJ a combined force oC
CYJ>l"ess. Gardeii Grove, Los Alamitos,
Seal Beach, Bueoa Park and La
Palma pollce ud aheriU's deputies.
'Illey were arrrsled in a hippie pad
at 562'l Babop St. Tw o ol the men
jailed also were charged with forcible
rape ol a 15-year-old girl who i1 now
in Orange County Medical ~nter for
lrel'ltmen~.
Charged w;th being present whe.re
illelal dru11 were beinl used were :
Thomas J. Bunke, 18, Non'alk: Ter·
ri Ruth Burkett, 20, Bellflower; DoMa
Mui& Hadley. 21, Comptoa: Diane
K. Hare. 18. Norwalk ; Les C. Mar·
rifield, 20, AMheim; James H. Price,
2:5. Buena Park: and Gwndotyn C.
Sullivan, 18. Cypress.
Those arruted on <.'barges in ad·
dition to drug viol.atiOOI included:
Patricia L. Haynes. ta, Buena Park,
rf\siating arrest: William C. BenU•y,
22. Fresno, and Dan Harrard. 22.
fretno, both charged with u11ult
with deadly weapon and forcible rape.
Booted on pMSeuion or other
narcotics charges were:
Dean A. Reywalda, U . Artesia:
Robert C. Hood, 22, Buena Park:
Mlchllel J. Moore. 20, Abaheim:
Albert G. Pai.8e, 21 , Bue.na Parti::
Gery R. Simmou, %7, Cypress: John
L. Wells. 11, Buena Part: and Jimmie
R. Paul.ell, 18. 8-na Park.
Norm L. ~. 12. Senta An.a.
,.... cnaried WW. maietldntnc a place
lo tell narcotics.
TO ST ATE COMMISSION
John A. Hulb«t
Newport Man ,
Takes State . ~
•
Advisory Post
.John A. Hulbert, Newport Beach,
has beett ~ M the E~ecutivfl
Officer to the Stall! Ad¥Uory Com.
minion on School DUtrict Budcet.anl(
and Accoufttin« autbariled b y
ASMmbly Bill '1 paNed by the
Leeislature duriaC it.a lut 1e1s10ft
l 19&7).
Hulbert is a lfaduate ot Newpor1
Harbor Kigh Sdlool and Occidenbl
Collete. He also did rradu•te work
at Stanford University.
llntil his app<rintment th~ year hf'
was the Section Heald in charge n(
-tract inspection and dfflliunements for
Sou thern California wiLh the United
Californta Bank. He has been a
member of the Youn« Homebuilders
Council of Orange. Los Angeles and
Ventu ra Counties foe the past three
years.
The Commission to which he ha~
been appolnted is tM outgrowth of
an 18-moath study for ttie Auembly
F.ducatioft c.ommJttu wbicb resulted
in a report strongly recommeDding
thP implementation of a system of
pro1?ram buditetin~ for ~ c h o o I
th~tncls. His appointment became ef-
fective Feb. 1.
p,.... Pqe J •
HIPPIES ...
far away wher the hasslf! sarted
Tuesday night. They were staked out
on a car believed used in the Orange
County Jan escape. Sheriff'~ Capt . .James Bro8dbelt u id
his deputiPs werP. searching for a
I ,a gun a Btacb ma11 sought as one
of the 10 escapees.
Said Bro adbelt. ''When our men
observed what was going on. suspecta;
running through the hills and federal
narcotks men working In the ar !a.
our men pulled ouf and diseontinucd
their efforts."
Federal agents said they Md in -
formation Ulal abool 15 pounds of
hashish wu hidden in Ule Woodland
Drive area.
An undereover ai?enl made an
agreement with hippies to purcha11e
a pound of hashish for 13,000.
However, while be was making the
tra1U&ction. reportedly, ooe man grab·
bed the federal money and fled up
a bill and the chase was on.
AKeDtl u jd they recovered the
money but that the thrl'e suspects
~ot away. One agent said part of
the hashish was recoverro and
another was quoted as saying. "We
didn "t ~et the hashish.''
After the pandemonium broke out.
however. agents did arrest four men
-not on narcoti~ charge~ hut rn
suspicion of assaulUng federal of·
ficers.
They were klenti.fied as Da~·id
Goldberg, 22. and Donald Drury. 30.
both of Laguna Beach. Ellis Scott,
19. Buemi Park: and Glenn LJBd,
25. Anaheim.
Woodland Drive resident5 said they
knew well before the mel~ that
undel"C.'over agents were wailing in
car~ in the area and claimrd they
asked the agents what they were
doing.
VCI Students Planning
For -Two Radio Statiom
UCI ftM1Y jlllt hav. two r•d\o •lll·
tioN by h end ol the ye11, an
P'M NttC'lfl .,,mlOl'-.d b7 t ti e
ueodltfld 1tudel9t bodY eel itn AM
~tadm ~ bJ Doa Z•e<i, a jmdor_..l
1bt AIUQ ..... -ellocattd fundl for tt-. ~ Cll ta. rM ....._ _. -.. for .. MCtll&f'Y
awav+ll fll • ctmcd'cr .....
ntWMI • tllllll ._..I• .. -..den
e9lt -ebUined. Pr....-,._ •• tar a Jt.1ratt
tras lltu wttll an .,.._, • h
.., ti a. Nlblral Sdauta bridilta.
,,... 1"llUJd me• tMt h ltltfoo
I
W'OUld cover students llvll'\J in Balboa,
Newpor1 ~. C«ona dfll Mar.
Tulttn, Cct&a Mesa Ind part ftf S&rrta
An•.
Hctldinl th,. lf'Cond mt.ion I
Zwetlel who b curreotly wortt.ng on ftbtaJnlnc equipment for local radii>
st.atlom. Thb stadon la to be br_,..
~ on a AM ""'aaency and will be lmowl as KUCI.
The ce.t of the project wfil be
about a,eoo. and lbe slilltion will have
a UllD foot ndlu.s al n~
, Both st.tiom will bt u.t u an
'additional means rt coinmoctkation
bi'tw... the ltudeuta and U. ~·
munit)'.
~5 County Candid~tes
' • Bumper Crop Seeb ~Seat3 in
,. ... per cnp t( :m "'" Jegl.sllttve
candidates for the five Orange County
dtstricts ensures a boll.l.ng political
pot Jr.om tod• y tmtil tile June
prtmarles .
Some ~ persons. including the five
incumbents, bad filed declaratlona
with c.u.ty Qert WJ,Uiam . St Jom
by the.._,,.,,. w~. Six other•
filed eltller at Sacramento or in tMir
home counties.
Most numerous were Republicans
filin& for the 69th District AsaemW,t.
Eleven hopelula wW ctll~ for the
hoeor or o~ :!L eotmC:f's ~
Democratic oftl~er. Asleebly·
man Ken Gory of Anaheim.
Something new was the emergence
or the Peace and Freedom Party
and Alabama Gov. W ~l l a c c ' s
Amencu l.DditpelMiett P a r t v •
Between them, they bute U u.o·
<Udat.es in the nrlous races.
No pcl.m ary oppo1ltioa appeared for
Robert E. Bacfbam la the 71.lt A.ssem·
hly District and s..ator Jama Wbet·
more in the 35tb Senate District.
No oppo!iition appeared alJo for the
~als ol ll municipal court judges
and nine superior court Judges. AU
Jncumben\j ft\ed.
Tbi caaiUdates: »TH SE:NATOIUAL
DISTRJC'T
Republican -Sen. Ja .. 1es E. Whet·
more. 1101 N. Htils Drive, u Habra .
l)emotrat -Gordon T. Shepard.
8M1 l'hcy, Garden Grove; Louis J.
Gellilr. 63.1 E. Foothill, Claremont, a..-Warren H. Desper. 1540-A S.
Gr*PDd. Roland Heights.
Peace And Freedom -Hans Llder.
2684-D Milton, Fullerton; Donald
Keae, f18 s. ~eee Av. •• QarssOllll,
and Dot)il F. Hnchialoe, t• $.
f..dm.-e. !Wald Hei,tltL ,
Ame.ricam IMe~f'Jlt -J*i A.
McDonald, 4721 Sharon Drive. La
Palma.
•Took out papers but failed to
return.
7t11I A..W:MBL y
DISTIUCT
Repu.bHca.n -Assemb!ymao Robert
H. Burke. 8362 M.allDy Drive. Hun·
tingtoe Beach. and AlltoDe R. Leone,
'-'! E. 19th St.. eo.ta Meu.
Democrat -Woodrow W. 8t1t·
terfieJd. Jl?.81 Dia.neat, G""1erl Grove:
-Wallace R. Davis, 122U CUHord,
Beac4 Director Poses"'
Lifeguard Look-alikes
From Ule cut al Uteir trunks to
the crop rl their bair, lhoold all
Califonua lifeivank loot alib!
Wilham Pem Mott, Jr .• State Direc·
tor of Parks and R.e.crution, ap.
parcnUy thin.ks IO.
Fr•• P,.e l
BEACHES ...
Beach aod mow th.at my vote locally
1s l~nt. and. tllal l doo't haw
lo ,0 here, there and evft")'wkre
to pt som etbinC doa.t."
Parter supported Mott's position.
hMVever. against letting Huntini?ton
RPach turn the tables and assume
control of state-run beaches within
Us city llinits.
TM city's ,..,..... to • N was
quickly 4eftied (Mi moaU\.
"I stand aod l thi.at moat of the
commiuiooers will 1tand with me that
we will not. under any conditions,
release Huntington Beach State Beach
and Bolsa Chk a State Beach to the
crty of Huntington Seidt," Parker
said flatly.
"I can see many constructive things
for ll untington Beach to do to save
their beaches, but that doesn't include
takillg over exilti~ state beaches.
"I think that ralh'1' than Huntington
Reach expending their energies on
trying lo acqufre our pr~se t sU.te
beaches. they should go state
a.nd try to see tbere's no tional
encroachment oo their existing city
beaches."
Parker also praised Newport Beach
for its "e~cellent operation'' of "Big
Corona" bead\ in Corofta del Mar.
"H you're ee a city, couoty or
state bNcta. &1111 lhe lilepard dress
is the same. thet'I ht's easily
J'fJCOPilallle ud you know he· s a
lifeCmrd." MoU uid.
MoU made lail views on life~uarrl
' openU.. bowa wtaile explainin~ his
poeitiaa ledaJ • whether thf' stale
or cMiel ..._... Clllltrol P"bllc beaches.
He denied re,.ta the state wanted
to tab owr city-nm beaches. and
added :
,.,,. only otbfJ" thing that could
have eoal111tld people is that I reel
and haw said «Mt lifeparding
~ OG the beecbes from Sut.a
Cna t8 Muice lboald be COOl'Cfinated.
"I'd like to see consis~cy on spac·
ing of Lifeeuard towers in relation
to hazards Md duties invotved °"
the beach. There should be con·
!l*ecy ill the type nl equipment.
aad mamMr ., dretlS.
''Tbi.9 ll wtwt I'd like to tee to
malle our beacbes improve."
51 % of Republicans
Favor Nixon in Poll
PRI NCETON, N .. I. !UPI) -A
Gallup Poll didicates Republkan
presidential candidate Richard Nixon
as the choice of more than half his
patty's members and is favored over
hl:: rivals among independen t voters.
Resutts of the pon released Wed·
nesday showed the former v1ce Presi-
dent favored by 51 percent of the
Republicans polled and by 34 percent
of the independents. Pollsters ques-
tioned more than 1.500 ~r~ons
throo~out the country.
Garden Grove. and •Jim Bentaon
16642 Melville Circle, HunUnit~
Beach.
American 'lndl!!Pe.,._ -El!Dlr L.
Mccan. 19741 · J{_eswick Lane, Hu". ttngton !react\.
nsr ASSEMBL<V
DISTRICT
Republican -Assemblyman Robert
Badham. 1.33> Antigua Way. Newport
Beach.
Democrat -•Frank W. Racze.k
534 Hilda Court. A.aaheim. '
American =:• -Mn Michelle L.. ns. Rastu
St. Space 5, G GI-oft.
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Wl'H A$EMBL Y
DISTRJCT
Republican -Allen Banick, 11741
Watsod St:. Cypress; L au r e n c e
Schmft, fllZ Acacia St.. Garden
-~; Robert A. 8-*. SJa Vtrner Drive. La Palma; Ge.le D. Krucer
I062 Callalily Cirde. Bueaa Part:
Donald Haylllnt, 5111 Spa Drive' H~gtoe Belieh, aw-Br II c ~
Nettande, 715 llacDuft, Aaafteim.
Democrat -Assemblyman Kenneth
Cory, 9051 Vons Drive. Ganlea Grove.
Peace And Freedom Party -Dodd
S. Lew, 6161 Fn111t Circle. &ena
Park: William S. Chappell. 924 Alo"a
St.. Anaheim. and Marc R. Wruble
433.3 Howard Ave .. Los Alamitos. • '
American lndepmdeat -Oaytoo
G Barlow, 1711 W. Crone, Anaheim.
I
3STR ASSEMBLY :
DISTRICT
Republican -Assemblyman .Jnpn
V. Briggs. 659 W. Hermosa Drive,
Fullerton and Clayton M. St..Mope,
4942 Fauna, Montclair.
Democrat -•Abner M. Fritz. 9141
r;ordon Ave .. La Habra. and Haro.Id
E. Henry. :>331 Kentwat.er Plac:e,
Yorba Linda.
Peace And F'reedom -Marian C.
Morrow and Joseph E. Men-ow. bo\h
OC 2631 Andover St. No. 2. Fullerton,
A~ Independent -PauJlnt
E. Stun. ~l Birch St.. Brea. and
Frank .A.. BelJizzi. 4841 Hamer Driv'e,
Placentia.
Fire Academy
(;rad on Duty
With Newport
Newport Beach Fire Chief R. J .
"Jan" Briscoe toda,y amoanced that
FiJ'eman M. V. Hubert ttaa joined
the depa:rtme:nt dttt completing
training at the Fire ~ Academy
of Santa Ana College.
The academy is the onJy one of
its kind in the county. Serviag as
academy fire lci.ence cO<rdiaal« is
P~itip A. Hayd~. Newport Beach Fite
Department battalion chief.
Hayden hetped pioneer the flte
stieDCf> training pro II" am IJ.td sew
the first class graduate 1 a 11 t
December.
Oripnally set up for a maximiqn
30 student recndt5. the academy.'s
i;er vices were expanded to train 48
students in order to meet training
needs of local fire department&.
Hayden has selected 26 fire filhli•J.!
spttialists to 1erve as instructors Jl
the academy. Each imtruct« ~ •n
~xpert in a partieular segment of
lire fighting.
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DAILY ""·OT ,_" LYlt """' 'Reason to Smile
SACRAMENTO (AP) -LeaJslators
•toad advised by their fiscal expert
today that tax relief should come on
a Rtatewide level be.fore allowing Ulx
reductions on a l<>cal basis as Gov.
Reagan prefers.
At the same lime he continued to
criticize the governor's property tt·
Uer plan, Legislative A.nalyst A.. Alan
Post raised the spectre that lawmak·
eu might be forced into another tax boost next year.
That drew pursed lips. long faces
and demands from legislators lhal
something be done to avoid the neces·
sJty to increase state revenues every
two years or so.
Post's comments drew a plea from
Republican Assemblyman S t e w a r t
Hinckley or Redlands -a 13-year
legislative veteran who is retiring thi~
' .vear -lhat some<>ne "Help us get out
of the problem or having to raise taxes
every two or three years."
HerSaid recent tax raises to finance
record budgets remind him of "apply·
Underprivileged children ~ach for candy soon lo
fall from pinata during mid-year UNICAMP party
at UCI. Camp counselors put on party which includ-
ed showing of film taken last summer at camp in
mountains. UCI ttudents raise funds to pay for
UNICAMP, an annual project.
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Cal State's
Board Backs
lo
Mime Troupe
A studen t.faculty board at Cal State
Fullerton Wednesday recommended
on a 4-1 vote that the controversial
San FranciS<:o Mime Troupe be allow-
ed to perform in the colleg~ quad.
T~ Student-Faculty Public Events
• Board suggested the administration
. ~ue a permit ror the troupe to
perform March 8 on campus. The
proposed pel'formance would b e
sponsored by the Jack London Society.
a campus group which describes itself
as left wing.
The San Francisco mime players
performed in an orange grove ol!-
campus dt.rring their last visit.
The college administration had
denied a permit ror the Feb. 7 public
performance by the troupe. The issue
was su bsequenUy taken to court by
both the London Society and the State
College Board of Trustees. A tem-
porary restraining order was banded
down by Judge James F. Judge at
Scperior COurt in Sant.1 Ana barring
the mime players from the Fullerton
campus.
• APPEALED ORDER
The Lon.don Society has· appealed
the order to the federal court in Los
Angeles where a hearing is scheduled
Monday. The trustees have kept the
issue m the state court and are also
due ror a Monday hearing.
Dr. L. Donald Shields, Cal State vi<"e
t>resident for administration, said the
college would make a decision on
· the new application before the Monday
~ourt hearings.
At the public evenli. board hearing
· the London Society was represented
by A. L. Wirin of the American Civil
· Liberties Union.
' Wirin produced as evidence ror ap-
proval or the application favorable
reviews of the troupe's performance~
across the nation: statements by
Robert Cohen and Martin Shapiro.
UC Irvine professors. who answered
the charges that the Mime troupe
had been untrustworthy at a 1966
UC I performance: and a unanimous
\rvine Faculty Senate resolution wh ich
allowed the troupe to re turn ror a
Feb. 5 performance.
~EVER CONVlCTED
W1rin said the troupe had never
been e-0nvicted or any crime relallv<'
to its perfonnances.
Dr. George Forest. CSF as,istant
professor of drama, said the Faculty
Council ignored the facts wtten it voted
lS-9 not to allow the troupe on campus
ror the Feb. 7 performa~e. Shiel:ls
denied this.
Tuesday the Associated student
Senate voted lo reeommend that the
mime troupe be allowed to perform
indoors. But representatives of the
London Society contended that the
troupe's performances are more
suited to the outdoors and that tllere
was no satisfactory indoor facility
'available.
The administration hi$ argued that
• an outdoor performance m!ght o«end
: some lndiViduala wbo may not waot
' t'1' witness IUCb 111 event.
: Wlrin 1uunted that the London
· Soctety hue-a notice placed in the
campus llewllfiC)er warning studenta
to avoid Ult quad in cne they ~t
bt offended by tM performance.
T eacher trike Due
In Albuquerque
ALBUQU'!RQt.J'E. N. M. IUPll
City pubUc 1cboo. 1 tuc&en. deman-
dlnt f1 millJon ln pa7 inctnM$ have
voted overwbelmlnaly to 1trib thla
monlint. 'nte ~t ol the 14.N '1
teacbtrt Ht nett Monday u tbt
de8dMnt for 1 po11lblt walkout.
Gcrr. DavJd C&r10 acl)eduh!d a
rneeti.Dt ~ tha at.ate educatJoo
board "ftnt f.bini" tbls morn.Ing. bU1
11ald be ~ld take no action to stop
tlw strike. He aald ht hid no authority
to prevent a walkout.
13 Midshipmen Face
Dismissal Over 'Pot'
ANNAPOLIS. Md. r AP ) -The
superintendent of the U.S. Naval
Academy said today that 1 3
midshipmen. 11 only a year away
from graduation, face dismissal on
charges of smoking marijuana.
Though the names of those involved
were not released. the academy said
that 11 juniors, one sophomore and
one freshman were included.
The 13 men are charged with smok-
ing marijuana in their rooms at Ban-
croft Hall, the academy dormitory.
Rear Adm. Draper L. Kaufrman .
the superintendent. said the dismissal
recommendation would be made to
Secr~tary of the Navy Paul R
Ignatius.
Acceptance of the recommendation
by the secretary is generally con-
sidered a formality. It would be the
largest group dismissed from the
academy in its 123-year history.
The incident marked the second
time in 10 month& that midshipmen
had been caught amoklng marijuana
in the dormitory that houses the 4.000·
man brigade of micbhipmen. Four
were casmis~d in a similar incident
last June.
Kauffman said the current problem
came lo light after an unidentified
midshipman reported that he "had
seen several midshipmen who ap-
peared to be smoking marijuana in
a midshipman's room in Bancroft
Hall."
A spokesman at the academy said
the midshipman made his observation
over the weekend and felt bound by
the strict honor code to report to his
superiors.
The academy said the Naval
tnvestigative Service in Washington
investigated the incident and would
continue its probe to determine the
source of the drug and stop its use.
Smoking marijuana is a violation
of academy regulations. U.S. Navy
regWations and of the Uniform Code
ol Military J uatlce.
A 'Spokesman aaid the midshipmen
involved would prob ably not fare
disciplinary action such as a court-
martiat but wouu ld simply be dismiss-
ed and become eligible for the draft.
Four Legal AbortWns
.P erf or med in County
Four abortions were performed In
Orange County from Nov. 8 to Dec.
31. 1967. under the California Thera-
peutic Abortion Act, it was reported
Defense Claims
Academy Cadet
Called 'Insane'
AIR FORCE ACADEMY. Colo.
t UPI) -The defense in the court
martial of a 21-year-old Air Force Aca·
demy Cadet opened ii! case today with
a statement that two witnesses will
testify that ''Paul David Spea$1 h a s
been, and still is, very much insane."
today. by the state Department ol
Public Health.
Five applications were received in
the county during the first two months
of the law's existence. Three were for
physical health reasons, one for men-
ial health. and one for rape or incest.
The department's report did not state
which application was denied.
There was a total of 325 applications
for abortion in the state during those
two months. Of these, 254 were approv-
. ed -214 for psychiatric reasons. 15
for health reasons, 18 for rape and
seven for incest.
The women who had legal abortioni;
ranged In age from 12 to 45: 140 were
never married.
The report, which must be present-
ed to the Legislature under the condi·
tions of the new Jaw, estimated that
anywhere from 2n.OOO to 120,00 i!Jegal
abortions are performed annually in
California.
Maj. Richard R. Lee. counsel for the
Tucson, Ariz .. man. said he also would
call three witnesses who would testify
to the unreliability of the testimony
given by Mr. and Mrs. James L. Gard-
ner. owners of a Colorado Springs li·
quor store.
The Gardneri; Monday identified
Speas! as one of two men who held up
their liquor store twice last spring.
A second report will be submitted to
the Legislature next year. This will
provide a bttter report· of the trend
than the two-month report. accordln~
to health officials.
Water Pollution .
Testimony Due
For Release -WASHINGTON (UPI) -DefPn!lP
Secretary Robert S. McNamara today
ordered security offidals to go over
his testimony on the Gulf of Ton.Ion
Incident so that the transcript could
be made public tonight.
McNamara said in a statement hP
bad ordered the officials lo make
"only the deletions necessary to
safegual]I intelligence collection'' and
return Cffte testimony to the Senate
Foreign Relations Committee for
release.
This was the latest development
In a ruMing dispute be t w e e n
McNamara. who leaves the Pentagon
at ttie end or this month, and com·
mittee Chairman .J. William Fulbright .
ID-Ark.). over just what happened
in the Gulf of Tonkin Aug. · 2 and
•• 1964.
On those dates. the Defense Depart·
menl says two U.S. destroyers werP
attacked by North Vietnamese patrol
boats . The incidents resulted in U.S.
air strikes against North VieUi.amese
torpedo boat bases, and in a con·
g:ressional ~olution givm& Pre5idenl
Johnson broad authority to pursue
the Vietnam war.
The Pentagon said McNamara
ordered a security review team to
s:o through the entire transcript ''on
an expedited basis." It said the
transcript was received from the com-
mittee this morning.
"The security review procedure will
be completed today so that the entirP
transcript was received from the com·
mittee this morning.
'The se<:urity review procedure will
he completed today so that the e~lire
transcript, with only the delet1on11
necessary to safeguard intelligence
rolle<:tion. can be released tonl~ht
by the committee." the Pentagon
statement said.
Cow·t Prohibits
Police Bothering
Topless Tavern
An Anaheim topless bar operator
has the city barred by court order
from enforcing its ordinance pro·
hibiti.ng bare-bosomed entertainment.
hut he still faces trial for his earlier
attempts to provide the citizenry with
semi-unclad female scenery.
William Sloops. owner of the Tap
Ci ty bar. got a reprieve Tuesday wh<'n
his trial for an alleged ,Jan. 9
transgresslcm was postponed to March
27 because of a heavy court calendar
The jury trial, in which Sloops will
faC'e a charge of promoting ''lewd
and dissolute" activities. 1s based on
a state Jaw rather than the city·~
ordinance.
Superior Court .Judge .Jamrs V.
.Judge hu Jtranted Stoops a
preliminary injun,,tlon a)?aanst lhr city
enforcing Its topless law.
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Rapped
Kuchel Says County Bases Contributing
By PAMELA POWELL
Of Ille CM.., ,._. ....
Sen. Thomas H. Kuchel <R·Ana·
heim) has atl.icked federal Install•·
Uoos along the Orange Coast as be·
inc major contributors to water pol·
lution but spokesmen for most of th~
1n1tallallooa denied tM dwpa toc:l•Y. KucMl cha1"1ed th• wute water dlJ-
poul methocb of 1ovemmeftt unit•
were caualnt w1ter pollution.
Amona tbOH .mentloaed wu• El
Toro Manne Air SUUon. tJM Naval
Weapons St.at.Jon In Seal Buch and
the Naval Station ln Loni Beach.
TbeM facWtles wtr• each charaed
•1th dllpoacna mor• than 1.000 tallona
per d1y ol domestic aewa,. tato pubUc
waterways.
AccordinJ to the aortator, this dla.
·'
closure came from the Federal Water
'Pollution Control Admiftistration of
the Department of the lnterior 1ntl
wu prepared for delivery on the
Stnate floor
In a swerlna the senator·~ attaC'k .
a ap<>kesman for the Naval Weapon~
StaUon ln Seal Beach. wtuch was
charged wlLb dbpotlna 140,000 1alloM
per d•Y of prtmary tre•t.ct domesuc
ae.waie lnto the Anaheim Bay. said
Ill sewaie aoea t.htouah secondary
treatment and 11 checked for purity.
A 1wtmm1J11 beach ln the are3 of
th• at.atJon ts checked weekly for pur·
lty under at.it reeulatlon.1 and Ls In·
variably found fo pau t.be trst. hi'
declared. Th• apokcsinao aho aaid thal the
~t.ation probably usea le~~ water per
tlay than the amount Kuchel claimed
11 discharges as sewage )
El Toro Marlne Air Station oipokr~·
mtn were unaware of the attack and
declined to comment.
They wen charged with disposln)l
l.D>.000 itaJlona per day of seeondar.-·
treated aew"e Into the San Diego
Crtek, a trtbut.ary '4,.adin~ to Upper
~ewport Bay.
The Na\l&l Station In Lon( Beach
w11 reported to cllspoRe 2,000 ga1Jon11
per day of domestJc sewage into the
Long Beath Harbor.
Accordln« to a Navy ~pokHm•n.
nothln• la dllJ)Cmld or Into the harbor
AU HWll ls picked up weekly by
bar t .
ing a salve to a cancerous situation,
financially speaking. It might make
you feel better ror a year but it doesntt
solve_ the pl'Oblem. ··
Post said that U1e state lreuury
would be S69 million sbort or a balanc-
ed budget in the 1969-70 Ciscal year
based on normal budget growth, and
'160 million In the red the lollowing
year.
"This would mean you'd be back
with another ta" program." he pointed
out.
Post, whose job is making a line-
by-line analysis of the governor's
proposed budget for the legislature,
continued to {rown on the Reagan ap-
proach lo alJocating the $155 million
in property tax relief set aside for dis· tribution this year.
The governor proposes giving lhP
money to the 58 county governments.
on the assumption p'tlblic pressure will
force them to use it to reduce local
property taxes as he intends.
Post. however, told the Assembly
Ways and MeanJ Committee Wedn~
day that "ll'a awfully bard for the
state to influence local expendJture
policies."
If lawmakers can't agree on the
method of distributing the $155 million.
the state sales lax automatically will
drop on July 1 from five centa to four
and one-half cents.
Tbe fiscal expert suggested the leg'·'
islaton give serious thought to letting
this occur. However, he added that he
would prefer to see just one-quarter
of that haH cent be returned to buy-
ers.
Tbe other quarter cent, Post sug-
gested, should be held in a sort of
emergency fund which could help b4~
lanc_e the budget ln the next year or
two. This would total about SS6 mil·
lion, he said.
When it comes lo significant lax rf'·
lier. Post said, 'The slate of California
really ought to be thinking about tax
relief for the ~ iaxp.yer •.• be·
fore embarking oo tar relief for the
local taxpayer."
Go-go Girl Goes
Jaikd After 120-MPH Cluise
o\n unemployed go-go girl who had
stolen a police car just north of Del
Mar, was arrested just outside San
ClementP city limits early this morn-
ing alter a chase along Interstate 5
that reached speeds over 120 miles
an hour, police said.
Oceanside police said Margaret AM
Cocio, 22. of San Diego was stopped
just soutn of Orange County line alter
three Oceansjde police cars were
sideswiped and other cars were run
off lhe road':
Accocding lo police spokesmen the
ex-go-go girl was stopped by a radar
pursuit unit near the Serrano Valley
exit on Interstate 5. The officer pick-
ed up Mrs. Cocio on charges of
drunken driving. She was also driving
a sto len vehicle, police sa\.d.
The officer placed the woman in
the loc·ked back section of his patrol
car wl\ile he moved her car to the
side of the road. She managed to
escape from the car by forcing the
back-seat window, which was open
a rew inches because of the .Nldar
apparatus.
The officer said the next thins be
knew, the go-go girl had JJOt'le -
slithered out of the back teat. ad
into the front seat, and bad ~
off, "with lights, and sirens, ad tile
wtiole bit." ' California Highway Patrol and
polke units from San Dlego. Carlsbad
and Oceanside took up the chase·
which reached speeds in excess at.
120 miles an hour.
Before Mrs. Cocio was halted. she
hit several guard rails and side-swiped
the police vehicles that wece at· tempting to force her oU the road. ·
She wa s booked in Oceanside on
suspicion of speeding, reckless driv-
ing, theft or a vehicle, assault with'
a deadly weapon (the car), and
drunken driving.
Oceanside police said she wu
released into the custody of San Diego
police.
Bot Cltanges Likely
Huntington Beach LoseS
Harbor District Battle •i •
8'' JACK BROBACJ\
'Of f!lt Ot llr P'llot Stiff
Huntington Beach lost a round Wed-
nesday in lhe city's battle to with·
draw from the Orange County Harbor
District. but the seeds were planted
for eventual reorganization of the dis·
trict.
The Local Agency Formation Com-
mission ( LAFC) unanimously demed
the city's bid to divorce itself rrom
the djstrict but several commissioners
indicated that some changes in tllr
dlstrict setup might be overdue.
Such changes would have lo be ini-
tiated by the Board of Supervisors.
Two board members sit on the LAFC.
David L. Baker and C. M. "Cye"
Featherly.
At the conclusion or the two-hour
hearing in Santa Ana. Baker said. ··A
question arises as to whether the har-
bor districl should be a separate en·
11ty or i;imply a department in the
county government. "Let the cities ten us whether they
want this distnct dissolved. tr U1e
opinion or the cities is in opposition to
the district I cannot see continuing 1t
as at present "
The atmosphere was tense dunnllt
the two-hour session and no holds were
barred by either the Huntin~on ~ac~
representatives or Harbor D1str1ct 01·
rector Kenneth Sampson. Jn summinJ? up Huntington Beach·~
rase against the district City Admin1· ~trator Doyle Miller said in part:
'The city c1uestions the Harbor Com·
mission's and the county supervisor~·
rrfusal to negotiate a contract for re-
imbursem<'nt of reasonable expeMes
(or emergency service operation in 1t11
nwn harbor (Huntington Harbour)
which was constructed at no expense
10 the district or county taxpayers.
"The city asks for reimbursement
nf !6.1.273 a year to offset Its present
e>peralional costs. We would like to
remind you that the residents of Hun·
tlngton Beach contribute over $274.000
a year to the operation and maintcn·
ance or the district. ..
t.Iillcr further stated. "The rity prll-
vidcs I\ coordinated. combined eon'I·
munications system 24 hours 11 day
for all i.afety service11 -police. fire
and llfel{uerd This system provides
maximum backup protection rrom the
imm('(ilatr area and not from another
harbor <Newport) 11 miles away."
ONE PURPOSE Miller hit at the growth and power
of the district with this shot:
"lt, when formed , had one purpose
-that of developing and maintaining ~ewport Harbor . Later. through state
ltlli!!lallvt amendments addJtion11l
power wa~ ~ranted to the dl~trkt
whlch was entirely dlffereot from the
11riginaJ formation phil06ophy. Who
initiated this subsequent Iegislatio41
Not the cities of Orange County."
Huntington Beach Mayor Donald E.
Shipley put the question in focus with.
"The situation is crystal clear. This
is another Boston Tea Party.''
Di~trict Director Sampson defend-
ed the entity against Huntington
Beach's attack.
"The city wants retmbursement for
reasonable expenses. The city flatly
stated in conference with the com·
mission that it wanted reimbursement
up to the amount paid by .It tupay·
ers."
From the auditflce: "That's a Ue."
Sampson further charged that Hunt-
ington Harbour was a semi-private
setup and the district cannot be re-
sponsible for such an arrangement.
I All waterways. street.c; and parks iQ
Huntington Harbour were dedicated
to the city when completed.)
CITY SHOULD PAY
Sampson said. "The city should pay r0r the services it is offered. 1f the
district reimburses Huntington Beach
the money would come from the ~·
Ure county. not, necessarily HuntinF·
ton Beach."
Huntington Beach was backed hy
representatives or four other cities.
Typical was the comment or Tustin
City Administrator Harry Gill :
"Our city is not in favor of the dis-
trict as now set up. A department
under the supervisors with no separate taxin~ authority would be better.''
Other anti-district speakers were
Crom Santa Ana. Westminster and
Orange.
City administrators of Brea and Seal
8Pach backed the harbor district.
LAFC member Mayor George B.
Honold of Garden Grove, said he hop.
ed the city councils will act M the
League of Cities committee report
soon.
Col lcge Won 'L Puni h
Draft Dodger s: Dean
PRINCETON. N J. (UPI) -Dr.
Colin Plttendrigh. dean of Princeton
1Jnlversity's G r " d u a le School, aaid
~ludent.s who dodge the draft will
not be punished when they return
to school
··Any student who refusn lnducUon
and goes to ja11, or goe1 to Canad-
and goes to .jall on retum, Will n o t
be placed In doubl\. -jeopardy by th"
university 88 Jong as I am dean:•
Dr. Pittendrigh told 350 graduat-.
tludPnU Wednesdav night.
Thi' dun urJ:~ the 1tudeots not
to lrave Lhe country.
• -oc. . --""'-~
IWLY ru.or Thun4.ly, 'tbrll.-7 22. l '968
t~--OM\I ,... ..... ,
Years of opening doors, carrying
bundl• and hailing taxis brought
an unupeded and generous re-
ward to J emes C1t1ffo, 63, doorman
,t a West Sidtl New York apart·
ment house. JAi .. Clementine Weil,
111 83-year-dd widow, Jett Cataffo
$50,000 in ber will, according to
papen filed in su.rroaate's Court. •
lt toa1 a dose .na~ fcrr pro&pectit7e
qium Elizabeth L4Rou ill aht has
hn treue1 1horn for hn role as
Queen Elizabeth at the Nati0fl4l Haft·
drt11111' Auodation competition in
St. L<>1'il. Htt ZaYghter 1oon turntd
te ahoc1c cs she took h1r firlt look at
htr ntw appearanc1, sam hair. • leetrlc• and Alff'9d Bernet of
Redwood City called it quits Tues-
day after 20 years ol marriage. Su-
perior Court Judge Conred 8.
••Isch canted the divorce to Mrs.
Bernal, 36, who claimed incompat-
ibility. She also won custOOy of
their 15 children, ages 1-20 years,
and $121 a week child auw<>rt. •
Two University of Wi.fconrin
im tructora t11ttred a staltd bid
for an abmldoned ont -room
1chool building o/ftrtd for salt
bl/ tht Green Bay Board of Ed·
ucatio11. This wttk Ro11 Stumpf
and Bob Goemani art trying to
figure out what to do with a 24-
room ichool, complete with li-
brary and gymnasium, valued at
$750,000, which thtl/ bought lln.
intentionaU11 for $5,851. Stumpf
said tht city attont•ll called and ~. asked him to stDGp dltds. "After '
l f oun4 out 10hat I o~d. l told
him to inform the 1c11ool board
they could continue using it,"
Stumpf said, "But, ht didn't
think that tDO& ve ry funny."
Stumpf aak1d ho1D th• mfltakt
w ai modt. "If th4J111cn6w, th.t11'rt
not telling," ht .aid.
Blllralllllllt:'.111£'811S:1llQ:ll:c:ll:";llll.::llr.'1a:I'~
It eott Mn. 'lostl• Myers, of
Powell, Wyo., $85 to put her g•r·
baae can in front of her house in·
stead of the alley it) back of \t. Au·
thoriUes said she was flntd that
much for attacking the police chief
and an assistant officer who tried
to serve a warrant on her for put-
ting her garbaee in the wrong
place.
NY Negroes
Told 'Get
Weapons'
NEW YORK (UPI> -More than
500 Negroes at a memorial Jl'f'Oll'&m
for slaln Black Mualim 1 e a d e r
Malcolm X, held In a public school.
were told Wed.nesclay to secure
weapons to use for ''self defeDM"
and "protection" against whites.
The exbortatl~ came from Berman
Ferguson, Conner assistant principal
in ~ city school who is under in·
dictment in an alleged plot to
as.susinate moderate Negro civil
rlghtl leaders.
Also taking part in the four.Oour
program at Intermediate School 201
in East Harlem w e re N e g r o
playwwrigbt LeRoi Jones, Negro
author James Baldwin and Betty
Sc:habuz, Malcolm's widow. White
and Negro newsmen , as well as poUct,
were barred from the memorial
.ervice. Newtmen liateoed to the
IPffCbeS in a lounge over the sdlool's
public address system .
Ferguson urged the audien<:e, some
members of which wore African robes
and .tpperel of the militant Mau Mau
guards, to obtain arms and practice
usinc them ·for "aelf defense" and
"prot.ectloa'' apJnat whites and ad·
ded: "There's no law ~gainst olr
taining a:rm., but you have to practice
so when bunting season comes you
won't be atrald to pull the trigger.
"It takes a split eecond to die and
you doft•t feel anythlng," Ferguson
said, "but If you can do anything
to take aotnebody witb J OU , •• "
Ferguson. identif~ as a m~mbtr
tJ the Revolutionary Action Movement
(RAM) at ·the time of his am!st
and euspended from bis school job,
ls now a paJd adviser to the governing
board of pareou of l.S. 201, an ex-
perimental scbool to teat community
control of local schools.
I.S. 201 hu beco~ the center of
contr0Ytt1y, primarily because of pro-
rrams such as the one honoring
Malcolm, slaln three years ago this
week by rival black nationalists.
School officlals first denied I.S. 2>1
permission to present the Malcolm
memorial program but later relented
ori the coodltion 1ha.t no J>Ullill be
allowed to attend.
Teacbers patroled the auditorium
and its entrances to keep student.a
away. The prorram was sponsored
by the aovernlns board and two
Afrlun-Amerlcan Au<>daUona.
Ferguson, dur\ng t:be program. call-
ed Superintendent of School• Bernard
DoMvan a "honkle lrlsbman" and
Jones 1ald the 'Wblte society had
"brainwuhied" Negroes to accept
abuse.
Jonts, free on bail pending appeal
ol his convktloc, urged the audience:
"Let nothing In us rest until we avenge
Malcolm's killinng."
Baldwin told the assembly that the
United States wu "built oo the principles of slavery and genoci~."
Army to Return
2nd Tour Vets
WASHINGTON (UPI) -The Army
will return 101ditra from Vietnam who
were recently 1ent there for a second
time, according to the Penta1on.
After a 1pectal request from Gen.
William C. Westmoreland. Pruldent
Johnson laat week aent 10,500 addi·
tional U.S. troops to Vietnam. It has
been reported that about 40 per cent
of the Army's 4.500-.m.an contingent
and th e Marine Cot"p3' &.000 men wr.e
golnJ{ to Vietnam for the second time.
D e re n s e Department spokumen
said the Army was working on a
plan to replaee second-terms with new
troops "without destroying the in·
tegrity of their unita." It was not
kioown iI the Marines would follow
auit.
'
.
MWill (UPJ) -A tbt'+U.1-4r11Md wUJ9 a ,_ : •. • tM ..... '1le
"cowboy.'• cJaJ111tn1 be fectd tbt -.. ~ Jt at U. not tl4e et. my
tric dlalr, eom•11tllrtd I aa-.. ~ Md Nl4, ... .,. ...., to
te-Mlaml jetllalr :a Ml~--·~WM 8nll," •ltl1D14 pr;. caa.,• ., • !~ .. ~of~-~ ,.. .. --~· ..... l:llWIAI ~ cocqtt, tbt 1-.n IU ~',! tll -1-.. .... plane la ....... foot tll bl.a bit, .,.... .. rtdiO ~ atrllntt returned to tbt Ull...S w~ mpt. "f flll publSd-• ..C fie capt ~. D. ~Y Stttlfll alter a thr....-r atop la t1 out of th1t tlm do J ,,... the Cl( ...., X.7, J!IL, tb9 ~ aaci
Havana. womo't'opq." put tbtm oa bla 0-. bead. ~~~~:Ota~~= v!..1!-U: ... ~ ~ol pu~.J:: • "He .bid the tYD~a&med .at !l1 of ...,.... DC 'a;7 -, -..~ -• u." llld °"811· !"l'Wn .wu no taken Off tbe bit 8 Ill nlVW tlaa Jdtt«y ad *bl ~ .._.... oi cftumta1 Ida -be was
by two aoldlen wfdl.macblM pnt. IWllct$oD ot aa Amti1Ca ~ ;.;--"'
In a ..__ ..... ___ • ___ .. _..... t.~ ·-t--... _ fi-.-'-~ wrGaOt ~ .•
day, Havllla radio ldentWed him in Q\N ta 1111. _ , A (N) ~ta Tim .. • ~ JUUlllW'IWU UQ"•..... ,._... ............ wv.u to .. ·e .,armed~ A•i.dion
a brill -I ao i.a-""' ~er 11'&1 -ct It llrot bylndlo fllo~iml f , Roberti, 29, of SL P.W1bur1, P'Ia. clw ~en boddJna 1be plan• Ci.IM.. Air For~ t t 11' h ro:
It did not uy ..m.tW be bad ubd la ta... Mra. Jackaoa hrm• of ~led ..__ "-on
Former Sen. Scott W. Lucu,
74, of Dlinoia, died early today
in Rocky Mount's Park View
Hospital a1t.r aufferiD& acer~
bral hemorrhage. LuClll waa
Democratic maJOrity leader in
the Senate when be was UDlelt-
ed by Republican Everett Dlrk·
sen in 19~0. ·
Fire Dtstroys
Home, Kills 7;
rwo Survivors
POWHATAN POINT, Oblo (UPI)
-Fite awanlltl1 · --bJ an
ovemeated coal It.on rcmed 't!roulh
a rural log bome here .. 11 today,
kil11nc HVeti penODI, ftve Of them
children.
It wu tbe aecood mus ftre death
in Ohio tns week. Seven children
periehed Monday 1n a Clndnnati blaie.
In the fire htre, the dead were
identified 11 Mn. Terrie Stonebraker,
28, five of her ~. Florence
Lorain, 12; Belva Ann, 8; Carrie May,
S: Pool~ Edward, 2; and ~e
Franklin, 1; and Mn. Rebecce Wolle,
70, a couan of Mn. Stoaebnter's
t..Lsband.
The husband, Cleve Stooebrabr. 32,
wu ln pocr condition at BellaJre City
Hospttal and another child, Steven,
10, WIS in poor condition ln City
Children's Ho.pital in Colwn.,....
"The fire apparently 1~ lhortly
~ 2 a.m.," Powbe&an Pc&flt Fire
alltf Wilbur Perry 1-'d. "It ~ars
to have started wMll a coal stove
overheated."
Flremea said tDt father ditcovered
the blue, jumped frOm a window
and ran to a next door nelahbor,
Francia Baker, for help.
Baker and S&onebraker persuaded
Steven to jump from a 1ecoad-1tory
window. The others perl1hed in 1M
blaze.
The St.ooebrtakers moved h e r e recently from Kingwood, W. Va. Mrs.
Wolh, of Klnpood. WU v11tt1n1.
'Black Power'
Leader Jailed
NEW ORLEANS I UPI) -Black
Power Leader H. Rap Brown, jlliled
for allegedly threatening the life of
a San Francisco FBI agent and his
family. vows be will refuse to eat
or drink until be is released or unW
he dies. Brown was jailed Wednesday nltht
shortly after he alleiedly told aaent
William H. Smith Jr .. that ''you had
~er get your hat cause I'm aolng
to beat you back to the coasL We
better not find out where yo\ll' house
is. If yoo have any klda we'll set
them too."
for politlcal uylum. T ,;;:;.-,~aid ...... ''-"· ~ A ... >
'Fbe man, weltiu 1 ~1 bat, ~t'. .... mp '!al .,ery ~--;x:~ = m~
a cowboy lblrt, ltlue jeau md ---9'JU "I 6'ou6 t to mvMlf, 'Ob, God, _...,. otf --. _ _... CUt.... •i• sneakers, bunt ·into the ............ ,t ol ... "-.J ......... ..._ --.-......
Ute airliner u minutes ~'"if toot thll plane'• aoma to be hijacked,"' st*f. Cuba n plcUd up the
off from TamP9 and prtlMd 1 pm lbe aakl. plane after • FM told Rav .. of
into the temple ot a Jtnudeu. )Jany puMnpra aoticed the man tbe bijactiq.
"He said, 'We're cotni to Cuba,' • becale al bis outfit. Gaine)' told bis flUMll,_I °"" the
laid Mn. Joe Blell ol OicalO, * ~ Rt Mt Sn a Mat •• tbe cockpit plant'• Jatercom .,._ te "bep
stnardell. "IJe said be 61n't C.-. oftlla aJrlner aad •ked & atewardea calm, lliere'I a mall lbolrd Wbo Weta
who be ~ or 1~ up. He said, to brinf bim a "screwdriver," a to ao to Havana."
'I'm facing ia.n electric-cbair sentence popular «ink ol oranae juice and Mort of the pasaenaen remained
anyway and I bHe notbin' to lose,'" vodka. H• settled for a st!!drinlc cw, but tense. A Utile &lrl crkd,
Mrs. Bleil said. wj)en lnformed that "1c:re drivers" a college coed "'1ed.
Cuban authorities reJeued tbe weren't MfVed aboard the p . "Everyone wif Qui~ coo1 about it,"
airliner .titer' pro~dtnl the cte'Jf aJRf ')lmuw law, be followed Mrs. Blell said Ed Cuabln& o<Holl)'wood, Fla.
paa1en1en with lemOMd.e, coff'8'Ud through 1be cockpit door. "It w11 railer funny," 1 al d
cigarettes and pu1fnc out pictures "'Jbil fellow came up 1*bind me Nlltbaniel Levepe, a. I of C!Ucqo,
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Drunk Driver Law Still Lackiiig T.e~tb
SACRAMENTO (AP) -
ll&D1 CaJ1fornlana are pabi· tu.u, aware of a 18-maattt.
old stat. law requlrinC
autpeded drunken drivers
to take a cbemlcal teat for
IObriety or lote t b • ir
driver's Ucen.se· for a ba1f
year. .
But once tb1.s test ls ad·
minll\tred1 there 11 DO
flU'tber law 1pelllnC out just
wbat •mCMaDt of alcohol ln
a penta'1 blood iaake1 him
drUnt for purposes of sro-
aec:.tlca.
And at IN.at one JeOaiator'
• says J10U cu be ccovicted
of ~ea drlvtnc in one
area fl the state for bavidl
a c_.ain blood alcohol con·
tent, while ta aaot!Mr area In contrast, Dem«:rltlc
that level iln't h1lb ~ Assemblyman F. Jame 1
for conviction. Bear uf San Diego 11 car·
So two bi.DI f a, c t rying a bill settina the level
Je&lalator1 today 'to Ml 1ucb · at .19 of one percent,
a statewide ''pnlumpUve something like six cocktalll
Umll" 'l'bt quettlOD lm't or tall glasses of beer.
lbould a llmlt be set. but Bear also bas proposed
bow tough abOuld 1t be! another measure to require
The stiffer measure ia ·by mandatory Jail aentencta of
the chairman of t b e at least .five daya for chn·
A s 1 e m b l y C r 1 m 1 n a 1 · victed dtunken drivers who
Procedure C o m m t t t e e , do more ttian *200 in
Republican W. Crall Bld'dle personal injury or property
of Riverside. It Mta the damage.
start of the dnmkmneu Because state law does not
state at a blood aleohol level specify the drunkenness
of .10 ol one percent. That's level, he says, courta now
about four highballs for the hire an expert to tell the
aver ace peraOJI. • jury what state of in··
•tu;lcation is 1enerally pro-mean.or, 10 on the and Biddl~'• measures pro-
duced by a certain blood motoriat'1 drlvin& record vide that one with a level
alcohol conteot. &nd carry a maximum '150 of ,06 of one perce11t a.nd
'Tbe discrepancy, Bear ~e. less.is presumed sober.
sa)'1, ls that s o m e Ht •Dd other le&islators G<lv. Reagan 1s urging a
authorities maintaln that a feel Riddle's stricter llmlt " toup presumpuve limit up
person la drunk at the .10 bas & slim chance for high on his traffic safety
level, wblle most authorities passage. "My bill isn't as · program.
and court. go by the more tou"" as Biddies, but it's "All presumptions would ltberal .15 level. «>" a lot more practical," Bear be rebuttable in c o u r t because due process must
be protected," Reagan sald
at his traffic safety con-
ference in Los Angeles ~t
"I'm wlllin~ to concede
that when you are at .10,
yoo are a danger on the
highway," Bear says.
For that reason, he's pro-
posed a new ofiense -"im-
paired driving" -for a
motorist with a 1 eve l
between .10 and .U. The
offense would be a misde·
says.
The "impaired driving"
law urged by Bear sets
between .10 and .15 as driv·
ing "to the slightest eitent"
intoxicated, while present
drunken driving ls while in·
toxicated "to a considerable
extent," Bear said. Both his
Dec. 1~ .
"We are not engaged. in
any witch bunt -but 1'e
are determined to protect
our people from the drllak
driver," be said. ,
· • -n.uk yoo-1 think of myself u the aaadd11r tJ,Pt. too.'•
Priceles~ Treasures
,~ Last in Hue Fighting a GTO Pl) -~aa an in4~-t kin&· cultlar A s dom. and wllidt alM it an
da ta Ile tdd Buddhist religlous tt1e ln ter. l
• Ameacaa art . xpert who "Destruction of the lm-
reeeatly viJlted Vietnam. perlal city will have the
1he e~ Werner Knop, same emotional impact on
lpeftt ~ months last fall tlle Vietnamese that destruc·
in the aitient imperial city tion of the Vatican would
as repreentatJve of an in-have on Italian Catholics.
tern a tt>na1 commisslon "And the Victnamt:se will
... eatablilbflt "1 U.S., French bow that American bolllbf
and Weat ;efmaa m\&MGml and . shells did the' job.
and cuttunt organizations to fear this is going to be a
protect Hae's temples and major liability to the United
palaces. I States."
s~ Na.th Vietnamese }\nop, an army of_flcer in
.• forces se1Z4d Kue's Citadel W ·Jd War It srud U.S.
• three week) ago, Knop has trodpl wete b_ound to .W!er
'.·" seen bis htpes literally 'go heuy c~sua1ties •~tempting
up in amok u.s planes to recapture the Citadel.
artillery ~. ~d war: "The terrain is absoh1telr,
ships JJ" b .,. n bluti.ng ideal ~for guerrilla warfare, '
the imperial city to rubble ~e said. "The imperial city
.. in an effort to drive out as surrounded by canals,
the Comm~sta. moats and very thick walls.
Once inside the walll, there
TRAGlC MISTAKE are courtyards, an c I en l
Knq> said In an Interview gardens that have reverted
ttat the=:ion o( Hue ~ nmcJe, and numerous
WU ''a IDillW'J and bulldhl&I to prcmde shelter
polilcal . " for dus·ill defenders.
''l wua't peceuary to D~IC\JLT PLACE
b'" the ~ apart." M ••1 ...-.. bDNine a more 1ai4. "( taaad to aru.d ~ ~ 'bl m.lli•"~ -m!lldera on the diffk'a1t pla~ from w cb
... 1 .. ._ to root oul a determined 1Cffle last fall, and they all enemy farce,.. .
a,.eed t2laC 1 the enemy Knop ..,,d that in addition e~ plned entry to the ..... imperial cUy, 1t would be to the a r c h i t e c. l u r a 1
best from a tactical view-treasures of its ancient
point •imJ>ly to surround palaces .and temples, the
_...,, th ut." imperial city Ls -or was flem ama ltarvt em 0 _ a itorehouse of invaluable
He said. the decision to Chinese and Vietnamese
recapture the citadel by statltes, vases, wOod carv·
• frontal assault apparently ings, mosaic tiles. jade ob-
was based on a "political jects, bronzes, porcelains,
ludgment" that it was bad carved furniture, sculptured for South Vietnamese mor-altars and buddhas.
ale and U.S. prestige to al· Will he despair of the
low the Viet Cong fill to pres.!I'Vation projec~ in light
conttaue flYUll over the city of wbat has happ~r.ed in during a long liege.
d th t the past three weeks? But whoever ma e . a "Of course not." h e decis ion gravely
miscalculated the feelings of replied. "It is more im· l portant than ever th8:t ~e the Vietnamese p e o p e . i n ternational comm1ss1un
1, Knop said. proceed with plans for
VIETS EMOTIONAL restoring the imperial city
"The Vietnamese are very -when peace comes and
1 emotional about Hue, which men can get back to
was tbe seat of their building instead of destroy·
monarchs when Vietnam ing."
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IAJ\10A~1lit f"S• SAN ANTONIO StMtt 1t l~ ...Ues,
Utt 1'fffjtJt *'fpi11t-"-'t to Ille $145,000 SANTA ANITA H1rtdi<q.
TotAY:_TIM M0.000 SAN lUlS OIISPO twMllap.
-Nfw Mllrll"°'1 01t Gr• -
Nex&T\JESOAY-Tllc 125,000 SAN'l'A YN!Z St.i...s.
~ S.ttm111M ll:JO p,A,t J P.M . .U ollttr uys.
\ ft"'1 of ,.,tJ"f. NiM r.m. DIJ1y Dlntblt.
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SATURDAY 9 to 5:30
THAT'S ·A FUNNY
' ~.LOOKING CiO CART
SILF·PROPELLED 22" ROTARY
LAWN MOWER WITH GRASS CATCHER
This is • closeout on one of our best sellets. Just listen
to these facts: Has 4 cycle Bri99s & Stratton engine,
recoil starter, finger tip control on handle, steel wheels
with chrome hub caps (how nifty), semi-pneumatic
white sidew•ll tires (sueh class), adjusts for height from
l,4" to 21/, ''. has electrostatic baked enamel lifetime
finish, and snauy 9r1ss catcher. What's more, it'll
mow your lawn, now how c•n you resist? Only 9 left
in store, first come, fint served. No phone orders,
plMd (carrier pi9eon we'R take.) ._,.
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NfLON HOSE REMNANTS
tJlice fot 1mell ereu th1t dOt1't
nHd e l i9 Deddy 50 footer.
Euy te coil, end euier for tlte
Irids to h111dle I if you c111 9et
them -•y from the tv.)
10 to
1S FT. 66c
RO 3·1n·1 TRIATMENT
FOR DICHONDRA
FHds 2,000 •Ill• ft. ef lldt-.,..,,. with
no11-burni11f en4 font lutlnt i119r1dieoh.
Controls Meny weeds tnd i11Hch I 9oocl,
how e bout povrlnt tor!IO Oii ""I hippie
lnel9hbortl.
6'9
CHALK LINI wnH
PLUM• llOB
Hoolr rf119 tip, sturdy metel
UH, cli11ppHrin9 h111clle.
Reflll ce11 and pluMb boll tl11.
CoMplete with chtllr end much
•YMpeftty kcewse you h ... e to
.... ork •e her4'.
RUBBIR TANK BALL
~et • '"" "' .._e h..M 1 II
"'" 41, Hi ttlet'1 11ot yewr
,,ollleml. Re11lace the tuk
i..n '" Y"' weter cltHt
1MI llHt • en4 11111itt wUI
"'"' .llfl\• .......
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HOii
Wt ""' ftlft .. 11Wd, 1'111
c.uo .. .--,,. Mff11t1l11t .. wef14., If we'll
~·' .. n ..+. ... 1t _ .. '"
'"' atvff, CHM they lreep
'"'Ylllf tM1 flowft.fe •f"YI
relnferce4 ,,...., Ytftt h .. e.
,rtnllh -nJH ... 44c
IEGULAI 74 77 NO': .SO . 9 only
The llou ••Y• te Ito•
110 white spec:ot, so thi1
Mult k filled u11 with
10Methin9. Jut did, 10
th1t'1 ......
9x 1 i PLASTIC
DROP CLOTH
Good 1laed plutic cloth for
prolectin9 furniture end urpth
from nuty old p1int 1pil11 or
the kids tromping mud onto •
freshly 1hempooed urp1t. For
1 dime, bet you coulcl think of
more uHs.
10'
MDAL LEAF
RAKE
Springy tin•• mek1 quiclr: worlr:
of lu wes, 9reu clippi1191, olcl
new1pepen, ind you119 !.ill
collectors. I I hope, I hope.)
Buy uwer1I, it's • 9em1 the
whole femily 011 pley. sac
HHvy 4'uty clrill by one of
the be1t names In the
liusi11111. 1200 RPM full
I01d, multiple thnut l:.111
burl1!91, end heliul cut
, .. ,. mek• this 1 9ood buy
1t 1 9oocl price.
1499
DILTA SWING FAUCn
Your chol~e, siotl•
heodle, 1wi119 1pout for
~itche11, er thort spout
fer !.eth. Miir 111d tutn
on with tnl handle.
Thell. er• ne1t, t n.f I've ~~~;.-i~.......,,,. 1Hn tht M 1dwerti11d up
It $2'.00 lly others,
12••
a1AD DIVIDERS & STANDS
A11 tld iclu th1t'1 come
alive 191ln l9H, wl1h I'd
said tl.111. Gi ... s oriental
splendor to hud te decor1te
eru• lo• 011e1 yo• •111t lo
hi4'e.1
12aM ............ 2.49
1b4S ................. 2e99
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SUNDAY 10 to I
GLIDDEN
NEW BLUE
·LABEL
SP RED
SATIN
6~!.
Over 2,000 decorator colori, • paint with •
diHerenc• you can s .. with your first brush
' stroke. Smooth matte-fl•+ finish clHns easily,
dries in 20 minutes, on• coat c:.overin9. ·
S•tisf•ction QU•r•nt .. d or your mon•Y beck.
o .. r Socr•tes:
My boyfriend didn't send me • nlentin•, or
any c•ndy, or •ny flowers. Also, I s•w him
out with • blond, and he said it was his
dockbroker. Oo you think he is being f•ithful
to me? Susie Q.
D.., We 9:
Yo. rea1y lie IMIYe • pr.W-tlltre, ..a 1'• too
lhlpld to bow th-• to..., .. , IMIYe
yo.. tried ...... -MfJti IMMnf CONFIDENTIAL TO HO CHI MINH:
No, I don't think Clt•rlle Cliapli11 is lootin9
for a new stenJ.in. ·
TOOL SALE
We poured •whole slu9 on the t•ble. Got Hws,
planes, hemmers, pliers, hex key sets,
screwdrivers, just • whole bunch of CJOOd
servicHble tools for around the house stuff.
If you need profession•! qu•lity, these we CJOt
too, for more money.
99c
3 /8 INCH FURY DRILL KIT
Com11lett l2 piece home
work•hep, Includes bench tfencl,
iii~=l!ell ecuuori11, a11d fitted 3/1"
Fvry cMll, 9 piece clrlll Ht, '"cl
Its 111 cleckecf out In • aturcly
metel cerryir19 use.
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WIN THIS
MODERN SWAG
LIGHT FIXTURE
WORTH
JOIN
KEIM•s
11 88
WEAKLY DRAWING
Nice swe9 H9ht r..ture ,_;.ti cord 111d • '·llrie switch Ult
' II• youn by merely droppint this ceua,.~n ii! e•r ,.ceptecle I at th• n ott. No pureh1t• nece111ry lalthov9h we 1uy
• shed 1 tH r or +we If you luve the tlore tMpty h111decll . l Colon, ah .,.,, chelct of white, told, Mu, or pu1np~l11. ,
I Al!f cMp .. •i.tleM t. D...w L 1nt11M11t tf 1611 : L..., om. 11t c.... ......_ ... , * ......, ,,-.. _. I
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. C DAILY PllOT
More Men
For Viet
Revealed
...
WASHINGTON (UPI) -
A member Gf the Boue
Armed SerYicea Committee
predicted today thlll Pr•l· _. JohnaoD will send
a.noCber 100,000 U.S.. troops
to Vietnam.
Rep. Robert L. Le,,.U.
(D-<:A.Df..) laid be upeded
ttie m1itarJ to uk for
1®,000 men beyond the
present utbariaed celling of
W,000 and the Preaidtot
to llpPl'OV9 the t.Dereue.
· ' At tlle -.me time, a metn·
ber of Uae Senate Armed
Services C o m m I t te e
predicted lllCl 1111 t tNft
calla and • •!lllJlJ dwdlae
of ~ mllttar1
relll'W lllitl to c:vry oat
...... ~bldldap.
I e L JmDll B. Pear-.
~), •aid tlelti.moQ1 fnm .,.,, admbdltratiGe
... mlltll:1 ....-" eonw.ced him Praldent
.1olmlaa ,... " nlM tile JmDber ol DMD la SoaMl
Vletum ..,..... tbe pr.-
...... c.8iaa., --"I anticipate iDcreaMd
draft calll and the poulbill-
-ol. • can~ d reeerve _..,''P_...llidiBa ..., ttatemelll
.. It II ....... t9 me.
White House -Orders Probe -. .
Of RWs Embassy Bombing
Pentagon
Seeking
Shel&er·s
WASHINGTON (UPO -
Pollce and federal .,ents,
under White House Gf'ders
to eonctuct a ~ipoua liavet·
tifation, IU1'ched today for
lads in the predawn bomb·
tn1 ol the Soviet Embeny
here Wedmeday. omdals
aaid there bne beee no &r·
rest..
The aploaioa. wbicll be•·
vily damaced a grouad Ooor
offic. 1n the &urlHi-u..een-
tm'J bufldiD& bat cauaed DO
injuries. grew into 101De-
thlna ol an intematlonal in-
cldeot u charget and de-
nials ftte excbanled be-
tween the Soviet ml U. S.
suwrnmeata.
fte SoYieta took .... ..
dial position ia • ..,,....
WA.SHINGTON (APl n* that ''p'ot.ecticm ol tbe
-... P-"'·-~-.. b embaNJ wu lnadequ.IM.'• • .. --,.._,,.. 1111 the pet peer.... f1I tbe
Jfttled oCflcial ngret ovtr
tbe lncldent ud ol.f end So-viet Ambaaador AnatoJy , .
Dobryntn n.s. umumc:..
Praldaat Jobllleon ..W in
a statement be wu '"n.tiev-
ed lbat DO oDe W• i.IJm'ed
... ev• UM>Ulb ccmkler·
able damaae ,... done.".
The White HOUK said law
enforcemart a.-dea were
ordered fA> mah every d ·
tort tio apphblDd tblle re-
1ponalble. .
~
* Our MOICOw Embassy
'Bomb Tossers Dream'
ZaptiaD plane --• IUt bomN,.. malt be found and JUDI'• Arab-llraeli war, ia, pdeW md tbe Um.ace MOl(X)W (UPI) -T la e repaired at S..W aq-e.
,.., ., CoosreJI Io r malt be made ll>Od bJ tbe u.a. ..,......, II a ~ Two K-.. poiic ....
psmillioe to 1laDd ..., ~ American Co'* iiiDHl tbrdwa'• ._ It..,. t\W'd tbe JJmllellJ daJ _.
• .._ --1...6-6 abebn tar u. U.S. oftldalt rejected tbe _,, a 7erd oil ... ....... night Intemlll mAL II _..__ char1e tUt tbe baDctlnl.... beblad a low .c.e9 ldct. _,
S. alrcnft ba Europe. unde1 pr~ bat proml$-But ta d w ....... = bJ a team fl U.S. ~-... U. balked at ed to mut ·-dfort to ~ I , 11 • "'1 W la o ... doled-.._.-~ ft _.'""'"-* I •• 2 ., etreult tete.UtOlt to t--e ....... the )Mt fW ,..,,, ftftd tfteee rciJpvm:rnn~. Moscow pollee, t DM'ft ha1 ~r "took note of" the demand hen b+....._, eye on the trounda. parily on grounds con-for oompeuation, indicating Steel doara -4 1b111ter1
ltrldiDe ol new fixed in· it probably would be p~. 11le Krem1bt dated Wed· were put on\the Embassy stanations might keep the u ... all -.. So i.ets netday that illl Wlllbington ..-to -~
U. s. entreocbed abroad or -noft r'arthci i~. n'.e ~ ~ w• t.•m bed -year IH..,.. --~ be •• w ... ha event ...... br 1 Aman• tlffi'c1als wiDdows and te bep eut ......--111 News A,,_,cy Taa uid tbl ... ,_ -rioters ..._ _._t _.
el ~ bombing"-;-;could haft hem reftlled te ~ tt pro-=. 1be g-. ~-~~
A11£TS
c... .......... °"""-_,U.S. .........
..
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5,IU.t12
$119,805,000 .
•
... bearta1 ... ...__,
frml the top A 2 ' ti..._
... military ... ·-· a.It a» adml•M.._ wll
lilnld B:rwa, .ecntary ptl'IJ. A _.. cleliM'ed to -.........,5 -efb~~~~ bQ~-~~:=:~:~==y=~~-~--~-v•e•~••r~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ llitelt llid lar tbe ..-UOY v F •d "Mrk:* p ' hod .i tbolt~ ~ ...... wed-ote n ay _, am ae .......,.
.., to -far--·-U.S. troops owr ..S ...,..
oar 525,000 m•.., au emD-
mitmeat la VIMDlm." be
Mid.
'Open House'
For Hannah
SAIGON (UPI) -&Mi Bmneb h...a ._ ....
lldenen Wect1:l. U. S. ..... ~IUllo! radio atation. u. s. tp"b-n-toda.y
lllkl u.t Oil ...... -Gl'der1 th. AJ Ma ....
atruck the 1.0IM'laWrpma
b&crete baldlnc ~ mDes
toathwest of 1be North Vlet-aame.e capt.al. .
T11ey lllicl tll9 .....
tranamlta all el Mare VW..
nun's radJo ..,...ed. A
eblef disc jocb7 .. a.
wmian called K..r e..
.... the Axil san, er Tokyo ... " ........
...sq, pci11tinc ..a the _...._ ef e ff• ct h •
IUddh Sa•t wa r On p ~ tt __. * ;::=::,~~ earson :•1"ettbeboMt1-s
Mn:rafl • 61 __..,. OTI'AWA (UPI) -Prime fte A11*ieM B1nbn1J
''B tedl el tdruaft, Minister Lester Pearaon'1 bail .,_ mt le tbw In
repu• z'llC llboat UH of embllttled pve1idDlllt mutt ._ i.t JS ,.... Mw pro-a. tW Ar9 -....ic's wait until Friday for a ·--C!~ and ink ~ •-.... dettroy~ -· Ye•· .._.,.... . ~ --Parl!.&!nenUry debate that we111 arwa • cae, yea. cm Che ground ba the first wiD determine whether it Bat bomlJI. •·
three llomw fl .etack -will be forced t1D l'ftip. &met pr o t e 1 t s are abnalt wMJJ bJ 20 and n...-1+a... .. leadera refuaed .-..-..... aftair1 ICINdal - -....... , .. Brown v.,..--p .._..._ ' · ----...... Wednesday to ~ve earaon Id m 8dYa.nce an d
mid. Ole unmdmoul eonaeat he orehatrllled carefully. They
Bran told the Sea* needed to""*" U1e 4&-bow' end•.,., .. .,, Bennooleat
Armed Services Committee notice f or • YOte of coa-..... u-. there to -... ._... •m--. -~ _.me1 are ~ .ic.-.c. ___.. ......... fidence and W a.t -· --'"-the• ,._ on .._._ ~.A. '--ve __. _ _._.. llM&C aare J ,,_,
""-_......, ua •WI..... come to a • o t • at once. tebedllJe. bai""'C pot e e t I v e ID· Pe•IClll called fQr Ole v~ nem.atNtiODI -.Wt
st.IW .... tar their' plaW. after a itliDBlnl M-12 defeat the U.S. Embusy aenually •-oar .tndies and war MoedQ OD a wr murure. were e.w to undeucore
pme1 lhow a.at, tn a ... t The Prime Minister said KremliD ctilplealure 1rith
JD.1111 fooreleeaNe liballtiam, his admiai.straUon would some area of American
aircraft lhllMn waald tJl'O" tetign and call a general policy-in the Con&o. Cuba, ~ = ~ ::r:•i: electim ii it lmes tM vote. u. Weast. Bll'tia. Viet-
-.__ •lien," ite BEST .... ~ -Tbe damafl. u1•atly
-The DAILY "LOT .,,,.,. .... .... ol. brobn windows '"la ..,. ~. .I tt.. liiett , ......... .., ..., dll IDk splatters • tbe :91~:111,:' = :;-:.:,:=·r:· +~11... yen.. facade of the nine--...... .:.========:=::~lt«J=.:.....:•=tMi==· .... =-=·=-:...~:..:.:::.:::.1
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I
dranges e L11110ns $595 ...... , .......
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newt, thaped and fully
ttned bJ Georgee .•• In
a lhift M mves
.,....,..,~
FNINy clone wftft
...... piped ......
pocMt. opfklf llil belt
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collllr~
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750 Candidates? Printer
Succumbs
To Wounds
Protest Parties
Set Filing Record
LOS ANGELES (UPI) -
A n0n-unlon printer at tbe
closing day• of the can-struck Los Angel~ Herald
didacy fltin'-
SACRAMENTO (AP) -
The two Cledg,ling protest
parties have produced a
record in the . number of
persons who have officially
declared they plan to run
for election to the state
legislature.
By the 5 p m. deadline
Wednesday, an estimated
750 candidacy declarations
had been submitted, said
Assistant Secretary of State
H. P. '"Pat" Sullivan.
Although there wu no ac-
tual count of the declara-
tions -which made a stack
about a ball-foot high -
Sullivan said as many as
hall are by members of the
Peace and Freedom party
and of the A m e r i c a n
Independent party of form er
Alabama Gov. G e o r g e
Wallace.
Those minority party fil.
ings caught by surprise
many of the 100 legislators
• whose seats are up for elec-
tion. In several c a s e s .
senator:. and usemblymen
who previously had no con-
tenders found several in the
But Sullivan said as usual Examiner died early today
the number who say now ol wounds inCllcted Feb. 12
they will run will be cut by a gunman who is still
down to a small fraction at large.
aciually on the June 4 ballot. Maurice Maynard, ~. of
The declared candidates Walnut Oreek, bad been In
now must pay a $160 filing critical condition since be
fee and submit a petition was shot in the abdomen
signed by several thousand in the lobby of a downtown
party members _ both by Los Angeles motel.
March 'J:l. Another non-unioo printer,
Two veteran 'legislators Curtis Krieskl, 30, also of
did not file for re-election. northern California, was
Retiring are Assemblymen wounded in the leg by the
Charles W. Meyers (0 -San man who shot Maynard. Krieslci recovered. f'raociscol. and Stewart Both men had returned
Hinckley CR-Redlands). 1~iiiiii]
In turn. a f o r m e rt•
Assemblyman declared can-
didacy; Democrat J oh n
O'Connell said he plans lo
run for Meyers' job.
Other well known new
candidates include Mario
S1vio, fiery leader of the
1964 free speech movement
at the University o f
California at Berkeley, and
former State Public Works
Director John Erreca.
'I Can't Seek Job'
to the Olympic Mee.I around
10 p.m. alter completing
work Feb. 12. Aa Qllklen-
tified man opeaecs, a door
to the lobby, fired three
shota, and fled.
Maynard leaves 1 i v e
children. ·
.The Herald EXIJ!lllDer was
struck by the American
Newspaper Guild Dec. 15
in a wage dispute.
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Summerskill ·Set
To Resign T oilay
SAN FRANCISCO (UPI)
-President Jobn SUm·
meraklll ot Saa FrllDdlco
State Collete, wbo won a
vote ol confidence from bla
superior• after a coo-
troverslal •tand durlll& cam·
J>Y• riotina lut December,
celled a MW'I coafertnct to-
day -apparently to aa-
nounce b.ll re.Jpation.
inltitutiOD.
SammerskiU,, • b 0 ii
dl.-eed., IDnoomeed lbree
...a f'° ti.t be would
wed ~. Mimi Lafollette
Wrtpt, a dtvercee of Menlo
Part, "ia tbe -, nearj
fqture." '
Tbe San ft~ Stat•
campu1 bu '6.en the scene:
ol Mftr'al colatro¥enies ill
recent montha. 1Jl addltiool
to t)t riot, the editorial staff
"' tbe student ~npaper
was attacked by a group
0 .... aact
Your . OMEGA ~eater
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The 42·year-old ad-
ministrator said be would
meet trith newsmen this
afternoon to mab a a.
nouncemenl HJ.a statema•
came amid campus report.
that be planned to }em the
beleaguered 11,00ktadent
ol -Nesro studeats, and
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Reagan Looks Over
Nomination Batt"le
of the party, including men
who were bitter enemies
during the 1964 California
p r e s l d e n t i a 1 primary
between Barry G<>ldwater
and New York Gov. Nelson
Rockefeller.
ORANGE COUNTY'S NIWEST AND MOST COMPUTE
BEDDING HEADQUARTERS AATURING NAME ·BRANDS!
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By BJU. BOY ARSXY
SACRAMENTO (AP) -
Gov. Reagan looked over
the battle for the Republican
presidential nomination t~
day and concluded the party
• is like the audience at
. ·, •·amateur night, waiting to
• make a decision."
· -"I don't recall ever seeing
a time where there was so
many people wafting to
• make a decision," the first
• term governor said in an
: : interview ln his Capitol of.
:: fice .
; : All througll tbe half hour
• • con~ tbe ptn0r
:; lnsl.lted be la not a can-
~ didete for the n a tl o n ' s
; highest oftke -a.nd doesn't
• believe be'll get tbe job. ! "I just, myself. could not
: seek the job," said Reagan.
,. "This would be something
• arrogant."
! Reagan said his personal
1 role will be limited to
• leading C.Wornia's 86-vote
• delegation as a favorite son
: and to see that the Califor-
~ nians unite behind "A win-
ner who would be consistent
' with all broad goals of the
Republlcan party."
Reagan declined to single
• out anyone wtlo fit that
description. but be said "I
• believe enough in the con-
• ventloo process that any
candidate selected by the
majority will be typical
• enough of the Republican
! philosophy that I'm con-
• lident I could support him."
• Ria delegation will contain
, members of every faction
Some of tbe leaders of
the delegation were strong
Goldwater men. So was
Reagan. He was asked if
he would ban to exclude
Rockefeller ftom those he
would support .
"I haven't ex c 1 u d e d
anyone," he said. He adlied
"How could a Kennedy and
Johnson say the things they
said amd wind up Oil \be
ticket to&eUlerT" That ...
a ~• f e r e 1l c e to the lhDCtnination r I v a 1 r y
between ll>e late Johll F.
Kennedy and Lyndon B.
Johnson.
While Rockefeller is also
a noocandidate, his backers
.-e booming him for the
nomination. And Reagan
has been mentioned as a
potential member of a
Rockefeller -R e a g a n
"dream ticket."
Reagan didn't speak of the
strenuous efforts b e 1 n g
made by some of his sup-
porters to pu.b him ahead
in national politics.
F. Clifton White, who
helped win the 19 6 4
nominaton for Goldwater,
has been hired as an adviser
to the favorite aon presiden-
tial delegation -assigned
to travel about the country
and report back on political
developments in e v e r y
state.
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abruptly on the sixth floor
(il you count the stoop) of a New York apartment gets
dlalolUe which emllellishes
a bi1viomJ;y comic situa·
lion, "'Barefoot'' miXes the
hoiieymooners -a straight
lact:d young lawyer and his
less conventional bride -
with ber upset. and upset·
ting, mother and the coo·
tinent.al freeloader upstairs
with ribtJck.llng results.
JQel Tr opp e r , who
possesses one of t h e
sharpest senses of comic
timing in Orange County.
bones it to a fine edge as
the stuffy attorney. Though
his is the "straighter" part
for most of the proceedings.
he commands attention with
excellent delivery and skill·
ed mannerisms.
As the kooky bride. Jac·
quie Moffett requires more
tune to acclimate herself
to the role, but bu.llda her
character to come t.q> with
a fine performance .aa ~
play progreues. In the tat.
ter stages, she no longer
relies on the "cuteneu" of
her charact.er to carry the
part, but dives headlong into
a creditable interpretation.
Betsy Hewett as the
mother. a role which just
won Mildred Natwick an
Oscar nomination, reels off
another in a lon& line of
o u t s t a n d I n g charac·
terizations. Also excellent is
the heavy-accented upstairs
neighbor. done by Terrence
Doyle, while Alan Hart
turns the walk-on part of
the telephone repaiT man
into a comedic gem eliciting
two deserved exit bands.
Paul Toft's splendid set.
dominated by a skylight
through which snow faUI on
our steeping hero, adds
further luster to the pro-
duction.
the rumed p.roloClm to elilCh
act add additional effect.
along with the theme mu.Oc
rrom the movie veralon.
·•Barefoot." which bouts
one of the largest advance
sales in recent playbouae
history, co nt l nu e ,1 Wed-
nesday through Saturday
until March 9 at the uaguna
theater, 319 Ocean Ave.
/~,,mesa
Nf\"l"'t.,..NT ~rt~._~,..._ ·,,·~Yi• •
THE FAMILY SHOW
,_ .................. ·.
When she •,
goes West ••• ;
the West :
1oes chicktn !';
Comle Ope-ra
Highlighting Uie abow is
the domestic dollllybroot of
the second act. Jn which
au stops are jerked out by
both newlyweds In one of
the best-timed com1c se·
quences of the season. And
• •
'Cosi Fan Tutte'
LOW9JT CAllLMO ll'tllCDI .u C.-SllR
Jael ......
"IAl900f IN
TMIPAB" ..... ......,,
"CLAMIAll ..
top flight treatment from
director Kent Johnson and
a sterling, well chosen cast.
It is another peak in thP
playhouse's already f I n ,
aeason.
Excellent at VCI
'Star Spangled
Girl' Coming ·· -~-.. -..... -•• -.. -~-1·...;;;~11
Sprinkled with ~lowinst
UCI Hosts
Mehta, LA
Orchestra
The Orange C o u n t y
Pllilbarmonic Society will
host Zubin Mehta and the
Los Angeles Phllharmonic
Orchestra In concert on
Saturday in UCl's Campus
Hall. The fifth in the society's
current series of seven con·
certs will begin promptly
at 8:30 p.m. No one will
be seated during the f i r s t
number.
The program will include
Symphony No. 95 in C
minor. Haydn; Symphony in
Three Movements.
Stravinsky ; and following
U\termisak>n Symphony No.
4 In E minor. Op. 91,
Brahms.
Tickets, at '3.!50. are on
sale at the Philharmonic
Society offlce. 201 West
Co J1 s t Highway. Newport
~eacb. Student ticket! are
fl.75.
By .JOANNE SRA W
Of 111t O.lty ,llet Staff
Opera buffs alon~ tht
()range Coast have the op·
portunity to see one of the
rmest operas staged in t~e
area at UCl's St u d 1 o
Theater this week and next.
Wednesday night's open·
ing performance ~ Mozart's
comic opera "Cosi Fan Tut·
te" or "That's the Way
Women Are" was very
enthusiastically received by
a capacity audience.
Directed by Jan Popper
and staged by Clayton Gar·
rison the opera stars tenor ~ Endsley as ' the
soldier Ferrando and
baritone Maurice Allard as
lm friend Guglielmo. Other
principals include Alan Pitt.
Brenda Ferencz. Andree
Jordan and D a r r e 1 1 y n
Mellill.
All deserve credit for
memorable performances
which delivered a great deal
of sty~ and personality with
Piano Recital
The Chapman C o l lt I e
Music Department w i l l
present pianist Carol Sue
Tynes in a special recital
on Sunday at 3 p. m. in the
college a u d i t o r l u m .
Admission will be free.
Deci3ive Annount4!mtm °" tM
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f'Xcellent near-perfection in l Theater box ottice for Neil
their singing. s· • la ......... Star It would be difficult to imon 5 new p Y £ue · Spangled Girl". wbicb opens pick out anyooe whose Monday. for a four-week
performance wa~ b e I I e r engagement.
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than the others. though Miss Brought to Los Angeles
Melilli managed to capture from New York, "The Star· ...... ~-~ the audience in her acting. Spangled Girl" 1 ta r s J-. ,....,, _, .._.
The brillianc'e of the pro-Anthony Perk.ins from the "flllCUll"
duct.ion ls partially at· Broadway p rod u c: t i on . "..,... Mita
tribut.able to R I c h a rd Sheliah Wells and Remak "THI FAMll.Y WAr'
'I'riplett's costume design· Ramsey, alao from the New!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ing. Every one of the period York ca1t round out thef
costumes was intricately zany threesome.
fashioned. Trip~t a Is 01;:::::========= handled the st.age designs,
using the limited size of the
revolving stage well.
The two accompanist•,
Popper an<t Kate Whltney,
also did excellent work,
playing the intricate Moiart
music with skill and vigor.
Members of the chorus of
townspeople, servants, and
wedding guesta are Pamela
Wesp, soprano; S a r a
Si.talon, soprano; D o n n a
Fuller, alto; Laur I e
Odenbelm, alto; J e r r y
G!-ousaman, tenor; Jerry
Hogle, tenor; T ho m a s
Anthony, Bau; and Kerry
Grant, bau.
"Coll Fan Tutte" will play
W e d n e s d a y a tbrouoi
Saturdays Wltil March 2 at
the U CI tbe9ter.
Dance Group
To Perform
At Irvine
The Alvin Alley American
Dance Theater will perform
at UCI's Campus Hall Sun-
day at 8:30 p.m.
Tickets will be available
at the door at S3 for general
admission and '1 ror UCI
atudents. Reservations may
be made by calling the Fine
Art.a box office, 833-6617.
The box office is open
wttkdays, 11 e.m. to 2 p.m.
The l~member troupe,
under the direction of
cbcreographer Alvin Ailey,
will present two new works:
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ANTHONY QUINN
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'IGBA ,._. "The Prodlaal Prlnce," a
Haitian voodoo ballet bued
on the life oL peinter Hector
Hip polyt.e, choreographed
by dancer ~o!frey Holder;
and "Metallics," by Paul
Sanaardo. featurlng a nl==========~Y original "electronic score."
Alao to be prdented are
"Revelati001.'' a v ls u al
celebration of the Negro
~'tual; "Blues Suite,"
and "The Road to Phoebe
Snow," a savage jaa ballet
of gang warfare set to the
music of Dulce Ellington and
Bllly strayhorn.
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TEl.EVISION VIEWS
'Music Hall'
Up and Down
By CYNTHIA LOWRY
NEW YORK (AP• -ll'a not easy to turn out a
new show eaoh week -different host. different
guest stars, different theme. but that's the formal
of NBC's Wedoesday night "Music ~I.'.' \!nder the
circumstances. it is not surprising that .1t 11 a show
with ups and downs.
tall '9 lllcllard llodtt1s 1114 the
lilt Oscar Hammers1tin II. Walttr m l r .. t DtdMM JIU
"MUSIC HALL," too. is one of those middle-of-
the-road programs, designed to appeal to all ages.
and offend ar1d shock none. Thus this week's ed1·
tion called "'lbe Class of '68," really didn't do mu~h more than present some attractive people
singing songs and make a rather feeble stab al some
comedy. · ,,.,._ ... ,i ... ~•• I
"" ,..., •"' 0111111. eci.• Hol# I The show was billed as "a salute" to thi.s year' a
college graduates, but ,lust about aU the co~leg.ia~
atmosphere was a bunch of extrM dressed hke stu-
dents who sat arOUfld and applauded on cue. ~
'it ttle 'f86ry Ctdlnolhu. It v.,l .. 8 ~j (6)._ .... ~ fQ Ritt ti •• ...--..,._ (lit min) Mlftill ....._ Midler •
1M l'at CA/NII u4 lafW1 ~ .... ey. Minnie Purl, Kttly Slnltll, I
lf1 lllr ...,._.en. ltttey ™ Wai· Doll Cherry IM ~rll •rr. I
-..... CllMNle. _, a-t 9 '*" ,__ "-tq (IO D1mo11 '°rtrlyt l'rila CMrmi._ -.) JOHN DAVIDSON. an attractive singer who if!,
. however: several years beyond college. was the host 8@(i) ...... ~ fQ
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f4isht" -Ronald Reagen, I sioo, a rock group. and comedian Flip Wilson witK-
Scott Marlowe -COlOR! ' out much material to work wilh. c
I "The Jonathan Winters Show" foUowed ot) ft~~':'=~~~';:; 1 CBS. Wimen had a pretty funny openinlt Wedne~
.w R...... SOii .. .._ .., day night playin~ a gun-happy !!OkUer o( fortune
Mu H11111 ltM • ltlil ~ submitting lo an interview. But the show slid down
••m• ol 1 crilliall ..,. ,i.ys tllt I hitl after ..... t. relt .t uecutitMI' wlltft ltt 1111'-.. ,
• ludr• ~ 1°' ,_..... 1 ,AUlA ,RENTISS and Did: Benjamin turned
•Allx "* ,._ fc:J (Ill 11111.l / up in a satiric musical salute to New Yorfc -notint
e Dramatic Mu Rifferty 1 its bad air. crime rate and garbal"t' problemi; -in· * Star.Studded "'"' from I a fashion that may bring complai""' from the my
Hellywood Palladium t fatne~. Then there was a spoof of film.~ about.
decadent Southern families -abot.lt the lotft <12
4ts ttnd this seasoo and flopefuUy the I~. ;~
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ea~ly stage ~f its life, a bi~ tired. · ;!
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· Ill THE THJtEE networks ~ick with' prese~
plans. there will be 13 weekly f>rime ttme hw~ ~.
nriety next season, plus all sorts of specials. Sine&
most of them stiek to the same recipe of music &nO:
sketches. the competition for guest stars will hr.
even hotter than it has been this season. •
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Public and Trade
COMPLETE
,_INT1N6 SERVICE ~
IXm Rickles, whose style of insult comedy is if!:
high demand, counted up reeently and found th~t
he had appeared in spot shots 60 times this scasof.
That is a lot of teJevis.ioo exposure. i
NBC '1 "Daniel Boone" is going to lose his OtJ
ford~ducaled Jodfan side-kick nex1 season. ~
Ames hac; already discarded his braids and '""· ,
pa.int, and is turning to other ·acting and C<>ncetf.
chores. .J
It is cu rrently not known whet-her Daniel willi
lind bimeelf a new pal. but it may be 11igb16carl:
that Jimmy Deatt recently appeared in· a couple-4t
epi.9ode!r. : : . ' AIC, who ~td $~million for TV 'righL1 to lit¢
Olympk games, WU not too baippy wi1lb the mt «
the rltlng, the pro,rams df'e"ff last week. but. b::ta the lack ot inte~ int«est ·oo the ,eneraJJy '
poinlil'I' peHormance of the Americao&. Jt .13 e •
petted that it will do better with the second· part«
the IPOf"ls package -the tummer g.ne5 in Mexi<I>.
next October. 6 • •• •• • • . ' •• . '
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DAILY PROT EDITORIAL PAGE
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The. Law Is for People
f sincntlf believe that pol~" (Oftn) ttr~ 1nmg Mp
on thit la&o-ond-orcWr bit. Too naat'W o/ mni ~oord tAt Imo °' aomttMng that th1t1 impost upon the peopu and not cu
1omtthing that proucu ptopu'• rig.lies. f"-o ort-bwy
eipousing the thln-btut tmt·thtorv. the tdl(l that tMr rtond
between ~ou and charu ••• IC ltads to ~ &oltl-Olld-ordu
•vndrMM: the big J)inch btcomtr }ult obc»it I.ht most im.
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Fighting crime in the streets has become a national
cause. It calla for better oolicemen, sharper te<:hniques
and modernized equipment.
This attention has put a spoUight -a national spot·
light -on Newport Beach's proposal to develop a
revolutionary television surveillance S)'6Um to keep a
night-and-day watch on the city's key trouble spots.
.... The propou.1, now awaiting $465,000 federal fund-
ing, has drawn inevitable comparison with the spooky,
''Big Brother" pat.Urn drawn in George Orwell's novel,
"1984.0 And it has prompted debate over whether the
proposed TV surveillance system's vaJue is as great as
the cithen liberties with which it may conflict.
l.A>cally, it bu brought even closer concern over
how -or if -the system might be operated within
controls that protect the rights of the man in the street.
Newport Beach Police Chief B. James Glavas sees
no need for any control other than his own. When the
DAlLY PILOT suggested editorially that the city might
ask a blue ribbon panel of local citizens to help draw up
some guidelines for operating the Electronic Protection
System (EPS), Glans reacted strongly that this would
infrinS(e uoon his prerogatives as chief of police.
Gtavas f eelJ that anyone should be willing to simply
take his word that the TV system would not tempt any
of his men to become electronic peeping toms, regard·
le86 of the capabilities of the equipment; that they
would look only where they were supposed to look, and
that they would be d1tcreet wa Ult!r knowledge of &QY
private conduct that milbt faD wkhln the eyes of th•
12 to 18 cameras around the dlf (and perhaps be filed
on TV tape or film for tatare l'lflrence).
This i6 pretty much Ute ._ argument some law
enforcement officials made1 IOIU years ago in bebaJl of
uncontrolled wire tapplnf.
We frankly doubt tbt Chief Glavas himseli would
accept that kind of guarantee frelll any ot.Mt cit.Den or
public official where his rl&htl u a law officer or the
right6 of his policemen were concerned.
According to Chief Glavaa, fair play should not be
of important consideration ln law enforcement:
"Too long we 've been concerned with the meilaod
of discovery of crime, rat.her than with the crime it.
sell," Glavas said. "It is part of tbe 'play the game' pbJ.
Josophy that has pervaded out American thinking. Crime
in our streets has long since ~ beyond tbe potnl
where it can be considered ln th.la light."
In short, Chief Glavae areue1 that he (and presum-
ably other chiefs to come) tboald have unrestricted
privilege to determine bow the Bl& Eye should operate.
His would be the judgment of Its fairness, ita privilege
and its day-to-day use.
The DAILY Pn.m sees promise in EPS syltema,
probably more so in cri.me detcrence than in appre-
hension. But we also see that l!PS can easily become so
far-reaching, and its ramificaU.. so complex, that it
should not be placed at the u~ disposal of men
so totally and emotionally committed to their penonal
concept of a mission.
Law and order, as Officer Andreotti noted. make a
two-way street.
That street is for people -jull plain people -
all kinds of people. Not jut for policemen.
And police have to be the first to uphold that funda·
mental principle in our system.
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Collaborate
National Daia Battle'• Tlareat
The Name Game
I met these people who have Just
moved into town and they seem most
eager to break into what· they foodly
imaitne la "society" -although, as
the old lady Niel, what passes for
1oclety in America, outside of Boston
and Philadelphia, 1J a very IOUf joke
indeed.
At any rate, they utect me (and
l can't imagine wily me) the best
way to go about it, llld I aald tlle
first thing they had to do was to
change the names of all their four
children -who were called something
like Geor&e, x.meth, Suaan, and
• 'arcia.
BECAUSE, IN imitation of the
British upper claoea (who •e about
as endearinf, futile and silly as any
group caa be), the cream ol. American
cream would not dream fer a moment
ot callinl 1111 ot tbGr children. or
friends, by sometaU& aa bena1 a1
a real firlt name.
''George,'' I told tbeH wistful
climbers, "mu.t be called Go-Oo. Ken-
neth must be called Blick. Sman bas
to become FraPPJ. And Muda muit
be addressed only u Qumpet."
UNDEll NO circumltanc:es abort of
a military ftdd1n& mUJt their true
names ever be u1ed. And it would
also be helpful if the mother and
father became known, instead of
Edward IDd Edith, as Crocker and
Poof.
Since hereditary noble titles art,
ot course, non~x.istent in America,
and the Old School Tie is !C&rcely
diJtiniuisbable from anybody's '2.50
repp, the baby-type nickname bas
become, faute de mleux, the lden·
tifying mark of the elite, sol-d11ut
or otherwise.
FOR YEARS, I have been running
llCI'OU people resutarly whom I call bJ IUcll jovial Idiocies as Tum-Tum
and Scraegley and Woof and Yammer
and Nlpt and Kips and Fllps -
without the slightest idea of wha t
tbeJr OV'istlan names really are. They
would be horrified, mortified and in-
sulted if I ever addressed them as
Olarles or ElizDbetb. 'Ji)at'1 not
playing the game.
AND THE NAME-GAME has, so
far 11 I can tell. three rules: the
name must be asexual or bisexual,
so' that no outsider could possibly
tell if Qua( or Pomsey is a male
or female; it must have no meaning
whataoever, as if Its derivation were
lost in noble obscurity; and it has
to. so~ infaatlle, as if It had been
bestowed by some primordial, cosmic
Nanny.
I thought of all this recently, when
three valentines arrived at my oflice,
from 'Iiggy, Spunker and Zim-Zim.
I hope to God they 're all girl&.
'They Shou ld Give Both'
To the Edit.or:
In view ot the m:ent defeats of
school bond issues and apparent lack
of coordination between the city coun·
ell and the school district, t find
your recent article concerning the city
council's endonement ol annexltlon
of 212 acre1 of IrYl..ne Co. land above
Harbor Hllle a deflnite example of
why I, as a taxpayer, sometimes ques-
tion our leaderlhlp in this field.
The article states that "Irvine Is
setting utde elOK acres u an e~me•
tary school aite to be pruumabfy
purchased by the Newport-Mesa
Unified Sdtoot .District and three
acres for part purpoces that 'may
be dedicaited to the city (of Newport
Beach), ill lint With previoua company
policy."
I AM FOR BOTH perks and 1cbool1.
However, I can fl.Dd UWe ju1tUlc1t1on
for one aftt to bt lfven to the dty
and the other to be IOld to the Kbool
4latrid. U OOI CU be lfYt!I, wt\J
eot the odwf
Jt bu bMa a;pruMd al.net th• .. ,. .. ,.
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Otar Oeors•:
I am wonted bee.,.. our dot
keeps chasinC can. M7 bu1baJ\d
lmhts nothfnc will cure this and
makes no effort to do any
train.int. Doll't you thtnt throw-
lnl a bucbt ol Jet water oa
blm mftr>t worll?
BOUSEWIP'E
Dear Bowewtfe:
Wiil. at leut It should 1et
b.1111 up to b7 IOIM tra1ninl
-1f talt doern't work, ak the dot 00 th Luy *aL
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lllMil t. r-rwd. 1111 le".,, '""'' ln<kldt tlenetu-.
•fld ,..m.,. •*'-•· but nemee •Ill bt •ltMelCI on""-'·
first defeat of the school bond1 that
the Newport Beach City Councll could
be more cognizant Of the problems
of our school district in the future
growt.b of our city. This proposed
plan for annnatlon offers o u r
Newport Beach City Council and the
Newport·Mesa Ul'llOed School District
an opportunity lo d e m o n 1 t r a t e
cool"di.nation of effort by the city coun-
dl approving this 1meution provided
that both sltes are dedkaled.
PATRICIA B. KLINGENSMITH
N•i f'r••etl
To t.bt Editor:
I would Uk• to complain about tb•
captioa under the plctur9 on the TV
page on Feb. 15. It starts out
"FRAMED. , .performance. • . of
an 1.nnocent woman condemned to
death."
Sir -this mo.le ("l Want to Uve,"
story of Barbara Graham) stated tt
wu "flc:Uon." Thia woman was tried
and convicted " murder and ln the due process ol law was ex8C'Uttd.
No tVl4ence baa come to light line•
to prove otbenriM.
LEI TBE RECORD be straliht -
abe Wit not framed and wu not
1nnoet11t.
The Octltlous story Jutt mlde a
more lDtarfltln& movie than tbt truth. Tbab for readinf this. MRS. MJCHAF..L
WASHINGTON -Dr. Marttn Luther
King's plans for • • d I s r up t l n I' '
Washington and several other major
cities during 1968 are far more ex-
plosive than the details revealed in
his public statements.
In addition to recruiting thousands
of the poor for his drive here, King
Is organlzlng and training key black
militants lnvolved in lut summer's
riots for major roles ln his coming
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massive c.ampalfr!I of civil dilobe-
dlence.
Kini revealed this and other details
of his protest 1trategy in a aeries
of private conferences here witb
Stokely Carmichael. the pro-Cu1ro
revolutionary leader, and other black
militants.
ACCORDING TO a government
security agency's report on their
talks, King and Carmichael exchanged
pledges of mutual support and
cooperation in carrying out each
other's programs.
Carmichael won King's backin1 to
"organize Wublngton" through bis
Black United Front. In exchange,
Carmichael pledged his support for
King's muslve program of civil
disobedience agalrut Congress her•
in April and several other major dtiea
later in the year.
Carmichael also agreed to en--
courage hi• black power supporters
to work with King to set up a na·
tlonwide political coalition of J'l)Or,
peace. student, and black power
groups.
AT ONE DRAMATIC point in thelr
meeting, Carmichael remarked thal
the time had come to begin di srupting
American cities "to help our Viet
Cong comrades-in-arms."
While stressing that he w a 1
vigorousty opposed to U . S . in-
volvement in Vietnam. King argued
that if such an objective was an-
nounced for bis campaign that it would
backfire.
King explained that more support
could be obta.i.ned from the public
by using the coming WashJ ngtr i pro-
test to create national domestic issues
which could be used to bring Negroes
into a political coalition with other
groups.
To ' show Canrtlcbael the broad
outline of his strategy. King gave
him a copy of several of his coaUUon
plans including one to set up black
militant nel&bborbood organiutiont II five major ctt.1e1.
PREPARED BY THE 1lafr of the
Southern Christian Leadership Coo-
ferenc:e which ltlnc buds, thi! plaa
1tates:
"Tbe over-au procedurti or strateo
involved will center on i n I t I a 1
workshop groups. The following ttepl will be structured :
(a) "Selection of five dties In w~
our staffs will train 100 neighborbood
leaden. The 1uggested clUes are
Chtcqo, Cleveland, St Lou 11,
Housion, llld AUanta. •
(b) "Contact. will be made "'*
th• l'tll6delltl of th• poor communltJ.
Younf mtD who were actively •
vohtd la last summer's rlou wll
be .oup,t oat and trained aa leaders.
••Afttr tbe potelUal ludm. bee
malit _....we, MY• been ldentlf~
wlD '9 broulbt to a residendll
..,._ ntar the urban areea.
but " out.aid• tht city Umita, ..
rtellve tM bulc tnlnll'lf.''
Pll& SOIM
A Total Loss of Privacy ·
"The more than 12» bita of In-
formation which our citlzeos could
be required to atve tbt Ctnaus Bureau
in 1'10 may Mem hannlesa in
themselvt1. If each answer were
aeperated from tbt respondent's name
and the rues confidenUally maintained
in Cemua Bureau, perhaps personal
privacy would .not be threatened by
t.hiJ extenslve dtllen intMrogatJoa by
our covernmeat. Even t o d a y ,
however, thla ls not the case with
the sale and sharing of 10 much
population and houlnl ctai. by the
Census Bureau. Tomorrow. • national
4i\a ~ wm " tbt t...w r. con-_.. ..... ,." ........... ....,
AmerlctiD ID4 ]ll'ttlllt ~ of
privacy may be thrown to tbe winds."
Tbe speaker WU Rep. Jacboll E. Betta, R-Ohlo, In behalf ot bis reaolu·
tlon to reduce to 1even the •umber
of 1'11 census questions every
America bead of a family would
be requ:tred to answer.
Rep. Jerome R. Waldie, D-Callfornia
14th District, would ao farther. He
would make no question .compulsory.
WBA l CONCERNS these two and
other cuniressmen is a long list of
que!tloftll propoled by the Cenlu1
Bureau. with a provaloo that refusal
to &JUWG' could result la a federal
prison term. The matter ls now in
the banda of a House committee.
1be Jl'OWlnl moopery of the census
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is interettlng.
The first federal census, in 1790,
aued only for name of bead of family,
address, nwnber of tree white males
of 18 7ear1 and up, free white males
under a, free white females, all ot6er
free persons, and number of slaves.
The 1lat of questions cradually
ltnllbened until it totaled ~ in the
• J110 :UI -the 10Gi. At that point, .. .__.. appmatlJ uDed a ~
far I .., don to 2' ta .. -ceDSU and 20 a decade iala. 1'ben
it b41111 creeping up aaaln, totalDc
31 Oii tlle lat.eat censua, in 1tlO.
BOW£VEK, IN mt IOllltthlDI )eW
wu added: a ceD1U1 of boustna. This
wu a .. aample" census. A detlpated
number of bousebolders In each
cenau 1ract waa asked a long list
of quest.tons, including: "Is there a
bathtub or shower?" and if so, "Is
it abved with another household?"
Check which fuel nsed for beating.
cooking. beatlna water. How many
televWons, radios? Is there a washer?
A dryer? Gu or tlectric? Etc., etc.
Now the Census Bureau proposed
to include these, plus five new ones,
in the 1970 deceftnial population
cenaus. It propotes that e+117bed)
would have to abJWer -« fllce
a prison term. .
Tb.i.s ts wbat bu aroused Betts.
Weldie and some othen in ConlJ' ....
INVOLVED ARE (1) invuioa ol
privacy, (2) what may be doot wltl
the data collected, and (3) com=:J that the person answer, with
t.o do so a federal crime more Ml1oul
than drtvtbl a stolen auto~
across a state lint.
Aside from the penalty for 1iot
annwing, the question of ue GI tbt anawen la a very Mrioua ent. Tbt
C.... Bureau propocu to f.,cl them -• -.-.:bed aatloi6I data "* 1'1dell '""1ld prmde ClllCllMo-11'1..,. Information on everJODf. Ill tbe
U.S. i
Beaide such a data bank. "Rt• B~" in Georfe Orwtll'1 "Hif'
would be but a tumbllnl amateur.
U evfir/ resident were required to
lay bare an sorts of persooal fn.
fonnation in answering more than 120
census questions -with t b e
ahernatJve being a federal prtaon
term : IDd U all hll answers wer.
then fed into the data bank. alonj
with bit lncolne tax returns, milll:al"1
record, or no telling what else -
wbat privacy woakt the~ be left te
invade, and who, even ln Jest, couil
can himseU a free man ? -s.. Rafael (ldepelldat Jovaal
How Many Sent to Death?
In a quiet eoutb Georlia city •
woman of 35 years bu been com-
mitted to the 1tate'1 mental in·
a1itutlon. She is to remain there until
abe is judged sane enough to stand
trial for poisoning five members of
her family, all within the put two
years.
The deaa included her husband, who
died alter what orlllna.lly w a s
dlaanoted u a short heart attack,
tllrM aona, ages 13, 18, and 19. and
tbt tn.fant 100 of the latter.
Tb1I otbenriae aueeable lady was
declared to be tdibophrenic wtth a
touch of paranoia. Just bow much
"a toucll' of that dangerous Ulntss
may bt JudRed to be was not dlacloa·
ed. Tiie layman, not famWar with
psychiatric weights and meuurea,
may be HCUJed for entertalning the
tboufbt that If a touch of paranoia
ltadl to flve fatal potaonlnfs, Ulen
iDdeed sbould one fear 1 more ex-
teeslve caee of paranola.
8HOCK TO HER fellow townsmen
wa1, of courH, consllderable. The lady
wu a well loved ch~b wort.er. Her
fellow CbrlatJant bad mOUJ'Md wttb
blr la '° many piett tn so abort
Dear
Gloomy
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a spb of time. Meamrhile, ahe car-
ried bravely on bl the conduct of
a nursery where she gave t1nCDy c,are
to small cblldren left in her charge.
The flndlnis ol tbe m•tal uperta
were apl&ined by what bu CODJ•
to be a ro11Une report. The pltoap
~year-old lady, church worler .ct
caretaker of youna children wbo would poison ber m erandltO. a..bud
and three IODI pnder' 3l WU Slid
to have bad an anbappy Ule u a
cblld. She bad been early deprived
of b« father and round it difficult
to love her mother. Her marriage,
which bad produced three IOU, WU
deter I bed by her as "a perpetual
atrucgle aaaJ.nst hardship." Sbe Wll able to give "little biltory ot happlneu
or contentment" from ber mania(e.
THERE II NO QUARREL with the
flndin1 of tbe peychiatrlsu or the
court. Quite obviously, even though
we lack any definlt.100 OI "normal"
and cannot measure with ICCUl'ICJ
the extent ol "lnsaDity," tbe plump
llllb' wa1 not of "aound" mind. (We
have no de.finltioo al what a sound
mind ls, but la the prestt:iet ol the udneu and mystery OI mental abtr·
ratloDI, we •mt ut laadequate
semanUca beca\< 0Mr1 are no other
words to serve.)
The Jury wa1 ClllHe corrtct to accept
tbt ftndblp of u.. Who.,.. 1ralned
to ~ ~ mlPds. ne q-.tiom aaked' are the old ....
,,_. are other q1llltloeL
IN PROPERLY SENDING tbe kjM.
Qqotes
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ly'lacly poisoner to a mental hospli.J.
has there not been provided a·
powerfw argument for abolition <Ii
the death ,enalty? Not, to be aare.
because this woman was spared. Her
auoney.a and the proaecutioa bcKh
are to be commended for seekin&
mental eumi'Mtions. Due procea n-
qulres that a person be mentally COID·
pete'nt to be tried.
But conscience .W, ln bow DlUJ
. placa, in bow many years, and boW
many times bave perlODS who haft
done outraceoaa murders and dMdl °' vjolmce beft hurr1edly ltDt '° the fallows, the cbalr, or t&e cyanide
cbambe7
ROW MANY OB8CURE persons.
unDown and with DO 1tandla1, ~t
been IHt to death without an,y effort
to atve them benefit of apert psychiatric defense?
Conscience pttcb us, therefor.,
Wben the woman of 35 wbo fatally
had poJsoned five of ber farnJl1 la
found to be incompetent to be tried.
How many thou.suds bt the lfttral
atttet al tbia coa.otry have been aes to death wtth a mind 11 lick ·u ben? ..
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Girls are back!
Fioaty fabrics, rufftes, petUcoats and leghorn bats
wfll make fashion news at the sixth annual J. W. Robin-
son Show which benefits Children's Hospital bf Orange
County.
Up Up and Away is the theme of this year's ex·
tNvaganza taking place Wednesday, March 8, in the
Anaheim Convention Center's Anaheim Room.
Interwoven into the fashion story to be unveiled by
Robinson's will be a vignette of the Broadway produc-
tion, "You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown," which will
be opened by a road company Thursday, March 7, in
the Ivar Theater, Loe Angeles.
DESIGNER COLLECTIONS
Designen Bill Blass, Pauline Trigere, Geoffrey
Beane and Teal Traina are only a few of the special
couturien who wtll be featured in a salute to yesterday,
today and tol1l<>rrow, periods that have and will influ· ence the 1968 fashion scene.
The talked-about Twenties, the era of Max Sennett,
bathinf beJuties, flappers and underworld hideouts will
be recalJed in chiffon and feathers and the long torso
where the "vamp" really comes into her own.
The dip of the skirt (rumored to be a barometer of
the economy) for the social season will bring to mind
the thrifty Thirties when the late Jean Harlow and Ger·
tnlde Lawrence were strong fashion influen<:es.
An actual Dior original will be shown to tum the
calendar back to the fearful Forties when the military
look and the New Look created a fashion sensation.
Today's pacesetters will be saluted with the soaring
space approach. Fun clothes, the knit ltory, travel fash·
ions and the wonderful world of the shape will proclaim
1968, and push button beauty and fashion will be shown
in gowns created and especially d~gned for the year
2000.
CHAIRMEN
Sponsored by all the county guilds which eupport
Children's Hospital, the extravaganza details are being
handled by a combined committee headed by Mrs. Wil•
liam J. Kelly of Peter Pan Guild, Anaheim.
Assisting are the Mmes. David Simpson, Mother
Goose Guild, Fullerton, and Philip Bono, Punch and
J udy Guild, Costa Mesa, patrons; Robert Downing, Rock·
ing Horse, Los Alamitos, reservatioll6; William Carleton
French, Jack and Jill. Santa Ana, menu and Gordon
Forbes, Queen of Heart.a, Laguna Beach, publicity.
Others are the MIMs. Ric:bMd O'Sullivan, Lamp
Lig'bter, Garden Grove, and Joe Irvine, Little Mermaid,
host~; Harris Kremen, Peter Pan, Anaheim, and Clar·
eoc-e C. Davis, Cinderella, Newport Beach, table decor,
and Ross Lewis, Littlest Angel, Yorba Linda, coordinator
Special advisors to the committee include the Mm
Charles Bauer, Litt.le Mermaid; Leo Baroldi, Roe · g
Horse; Reuben Tucker, Peter Pan and E. E. Y er,
Mother Goose.
A social hour at 11:30 a.m. will precede tbe~t..oown
luncheon to be senred at 12:30 p.m. Re9erv ·ans for
tickets, at $15 eacib, still may be obtained y calling
Mrs. Robert Hauck, 646-5777, or M.ni·· e, 536-2807. Technical direction for tbe .gala p ction will be
guided by Robinson's staff including Phyllis Todon,
fashion director; Bob Winquesi, se ; John Angelo,
choreography; Eddie Cano, music Ron Good. dis-
play& I
<Jlartm Batlef, fM>lon show aa'9Slol' from Litde Mermaid Guild,
Huuthctm s.ch, and Mrs. James M. Rudolph, patron chairman
of PundJ, Judy, Costa Mesa (left to rigflt) send proceeds soaring. ,
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'PEANun' CllOWD ATTENDING -Mn. c. R. Hubl and Mrs. Vil'-
-8aftge (left to right) of Queen of Hearts Guild, Laguna Beech, ]
.,.. .wted by 1be dellg!aful eomtc strip c:baractae who wm bt depict-1
ed duriDC a TipUa of "You're a Good lbD, Ollrlie Brown," et tbe
fuhionevenl
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DAllV PILOT Thunday, f tbnwy 22, 1968
Anyone's a Heellf He Sq~eals
DEAR A?ffl LANDEUS: M1 desest
friend la refloed, a good student and
abt toe• to cbmcb. Sbe ii a&trldiv•
and baa a l "eat penonalitJ. Rer
partlltl are wonderful people. They
ANN LANDERS
are not m1D1onalrt1 but abe could
have jaat about ~ ahe uted eamwu, .,,...,, '*"" _. ..
tor. · tnme ...._., .. .... a few.
~ what 11 wroac She 11 • thief. Rec:a&l1 • ,,.., ., c ......... .....
I refuae to go into a store-with ber _.. ed -...n. ...._ ....
any more becauae If &be aet.t caught Alert" .._... n!C~ • -W
1tealln1 I don't want to be around. ldCMr ,nee. "'-.....,.
I have aked her a b.ali dozen times U.C lellel. ftey _.., tWr.,.. .,_
-·-. -"~ ....... ~--~ wby abe ate.,.. and her annrer, 11 . u y_, frieM ta 1 __,...,.., tMlf
always the rame: "For kicb ... At ,.. ....W 1et '"'""•••I ..,_ U first it wu a candy bar or a pact.age ,.. la JM ,...,., 1..a 11111 .._..
of bobby ptna ; DOW ltle bu IJ'admtecf enl'der .W lft wtD M De wMa
to jewe.lry and bandbaga. Sbe n.ya • IMel. fte ........ llemiaeM
it'• like a 1ame -the object being wtD ..... Mr wtdl • W ,._.
to out.am.art somebody. a WW ••1 i. .... llenelf.
My frlend-thlnU you are neat and
maybe abe will lilten to you. Say
aomethl.nl pleue. -FRlGBTENED
DEAR FlUGBTENED: ~~I.
wltedler K'a fft ~. pnftt w ~
&omula, la 1 problem wbld lau
readied 1ta11m.1 p...,.11lou ucl die
1&orekeepen laave decided lo cle
1ometbla1 about It.
A variety el devleea lo catda thievet
bave beea tu&aDecl la retail l&oret
aD onr die cou&ry -lalddea TV
DEAR ANN LANDERS: ti y
dUldren en.joy a eataba TV proeram
which I always felt w11 1D poar taste.
0n thil proeram • ilrt 1DWvWn three ellglblie bacbelon wbo are bid-
den from ber '11bt. Sbe MJeda ber
date O.D tbe buiJ ol tbe aDl'ftl'I
be glvea from bebJnd tbe acrea.
Lut week a 1111 cboH Number
Three "becaUM be la alw&71 puttlnt
me in bed." 1 am 1Nllt IO yeara old
_. am 1 a prude, but I WM tpplDed
at tb11t atat.emat. TIM Mudlo ..n.c.
..,..... and .. .., tbl Slit locJted
et hlr date •• dcbnlnt.
lf1 IOD W4, ":~ teee-age Ila ... looted Wbat lJ
thll world COID1DC to Wiiia acb •b.aff
II allntd to lllvade ow bomea? -
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a,,ewilter. Wrtte a ...._ · te tM
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Ann Landen wUl be &lad to bel'p
JOU wttb your lftblema. Sad them
1o IMl' ID care ol tbe DAILY PILOT,
eoclo4ln1 a ttamp&d, aelf.addreaed -.env'1ope. -=======:::::;=================--. Rivierans Go Mad or Party O,.lhwyt ............ _ .... 11 ..
TAX INVENTORY Bargains Galore It's a Mad, Mod World will be the theme of the
Riviera Club party staged by the Guys and Dolks
Section in the Dan a Strand Club Saturday, Feb.
24. Party-goers, dr essed .., mad or mod, will congre-
gate for cocktails at 6:30 p.m., continue with dinner
and enjoy music to the music of The Variations.
Damas de Caridad
Masques on Parade
Closing the curtaJn on preLeoten extra-
vagauas is the long awaited Bal Masque de
Arts, ~red by Damas de Caridad, Satur-
day, Fe'b. 24, in the Disneyland Hotel
R.eady to unwind are (left to rigbt) the Mm-. John
J . Williams Jr., Wally Taft and James Beaaley. Fur-
ther information about the event, to be boned by
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Davis, may be obtaJned by
calling Mrs. Beasley, section chairman, ~8. Sale to Aid Charity
Parisian
Performs The Tee
Tattler
Clothes, NCOrds, boou1
toys and brlc·a-brac will t>r"
amon1 the auortmeot of
items o I fe r e d when
We1bnm.ter'1 Beta Alpha
Pi Cbaptw, Beta SJ~ Phi,
sponsors a rumma1e sale
tomorrow and Saturday,
Feb. 23 and 24.
The maj<r ways and
means project will be COD-
ducted in the O..ndlv
Hotel, 4'f1 W. Fourth St.,
Santa Ana, and beading the
TV Show committee u Mrs. Mary
Lou Mobley.
(ldllw'a Ncitt: A C1!i1UfM fl -· Assisting W i 11 be t b e
C omed.ian-diseur Pierre
Viala will present a recital -------...i.--
of French poetry f o r
members of the Alliance
Francaise de la Riviera
Californienne at 3 p.m. Sun-
day, Feb. 7.S, in Irvine Coast
Country Club.
.._ '°" -wlll • ..,.., .. e11 'T d I I Mmes. Wayne Sb add ox , :-:.."':: ~IL~~!i.J: ~ une n Gary Morgan, Les lie
t11M1 " ... o .... '*' coti. ~ Skomars, Harold Yost and
T11ty"""' ._ .~: MOO!dey.> A visit to the Trutb -oY Allen Row. Proceedl will
T~=~~~,. ,.!r!,,~1llMI !!:. Consequences TV show cur-be uaed to support the "· it;,.._._ " .,. .. , ..,, MenM, r~Dtly Jt being planned by chapt'er's service projects ~-'°"!' ~ ,;,_-:-:,_: ro!:,.J, resldenta of the Rancho including the Cystic FJbrosl.s
" ,,_, c J. Wlllfl"'"'" n ,,.., Huntington Mobile Homes Foundation and the Stanley
SALE
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The WggESt drawing card for the floral
headdres,, tiall is t!he appearance of Jimmy
Durante, bomrary host, while emceeing the
black-tie event will be Tom Frandsen o! NBC's
FYI TV &bow.
Vlala, of Paris, will recite
poetry ranging from the
Middle Ages to the present
time. including works of
Villon, Ronsard, La Fon-
taine, Du Bellay, La Tour
du Pin, Verlaine, }Jene, and
.i.citte ""-· 75 Nii wm..,,, 1~-Convalescent Home. "°'..,.,.., "lcN~ ...... ., n ""' and any uru:o1eated area ~~":'ic~~-~..::. realdenta are invited to join The chapter will celebrate 1::;;;;;=;;:;:;;;=;;;;;=;===~~
~NI~ ,, Nii M. Allllrt .,,_. .. , theA 11cb~Pte·r,ed ""'·-__,,,leave itsdinnefourth inamiiDvenaryl 1 t withl' During the prade of 10 flower masqued
manrlequilw, judPai will be done by Boward
Shoup, costume deslgner for the stars, area
artist Mrl .. Joan BranOt and noted floral de-
signer, Mlll Rudi Allen}( Beverly Hll1s. Beaude1alre.
MrL Anna Perason Hatch
'"VIII• COAST -'1\UI WLU a r m r • euUT DAY -,... ,...,, c1... the clubhouse at S p.m. reataurant, Anaheim, on A. 111e ~ o-..e ,twllll,., a , l'r9M ....., 111 NW ....... _ Thunday, Feb. 29. and Tuesday, March 19. The
"' ,..., 1-. "' ,_ 1ei,,.1e, tickets for the round-trip are ritual of jewela will be ""v-H.,.... LY'lldl, 111 0.. e. .. MIMS. 6' _,
...., CNt111M. """' O'lrtllll. 1•1 '2. Addltlooal lnformalllon II Mn. Row, • new pledae, Followtng a stt-0.owti dinne!', muslc for
dancing will be provided by the Joe Moshay
Orchestra.
Proceed! from t:hi9 sodal hJghligbt will
benefit st. Jude'• Hospital, Fullerton.
• will greet members and
their iuest& and serve the
:. ~·./'l 1~..:;_.. •1 avalllble by caW.na Mn. accordlnC to melJlberA.lp .e:,-:u.,.-: \~= Georte JtJrcbolf, tr a• • 1 chairman Mn. G 11 be r t
n, ~ ........ "' •• ,.... cbalnnan, at -.noe. LJDCh.
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Demonstrations
Weavers . Open Exhibit
A two-week dhlblt with
demonstratloos wUl be open-
ed Saturday, Feb. 24, by
South Coast Weaven Guild.
Setting will be the Irvine
Ranch Information Center,
and hours are from 8:30
a.m. to 4 p.m. aeven days
a week.
The exhlblt of contempo-
nrJ and tnditlonal hdd· woven texWea emphulles
the lnterut ol guild JDem-
bers in a teturn to produc-
ing handmade object& of
fine quality.
Textiles u 1 e d include
1'001, cotton. n,cm, chenille Woman Details and even dried pampas grass. Crafts to be shown
are in two categortes -art
farm.a feabsin& thrM di,:ntn· alauJa. fapettriu and wall
h.,,,,.,p, lind yardc• IUCb
u utlitmian articles.
Life in Latvia
on a wheel, spin-
Demomtrationa will onl,y
be ~-Saturday and S\Dl· day, ~1 include wort
ning on sp weaving
Federated. and wor~on a iioor loom.
Members wm bear Mrs.;=::==-=:::::====
Elliott's topic, My Latvia, -. A WARD WINNER I at the 10 a.m. gathering
Her personal uper1ences
under communism in a
Baltic nation and ber even-
tual escape will be told by
Mrs. Lloyd Elliott when 1be
speaks to Mlasion Viejo
Repu blic an Women
'Tuesday, Feb. 'Z1. In tbe La n. DAILY PD.m baa won
Paz Towne Hall. A 11 m o r • awuda t t om tbe l
Republican women a n d OraJlp Oountt Pn. C 1 u b guests are invited. :ban an:t othe --.s-pw.
FEBRUARY
SPORTSWEAR SPECIALS
COOIDINATID PASTIL
WOOL
SKll1S-TOPS-JACKm
UP TO V2 °"
S. ICT A TOI & JUNIOtt
D•DSIS
o.c.....-~-~-w..a
V2 °".,MOU
MU VIA LIDO
NIWPOaT llACH
tea. ~ Miii S.111 OM!n', I C ...
Tickets for nonmemben
are •J.50; for students, 75
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81ffm111 8"k Sii., lll'llltlts a
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Bernard Diyer
• 1111 '9~11cl1f • If Ills uw 11nl
uThe
Torch
Bearers''
f Pia to att.d WeclllHill,y, Felwuary 28th at
3:00 p.a. ct.inc lmcbem in BW&n1' Yorba
Boca lfftaarut. 'Seta Ana. Tickets aie 1.26.
Plae Kl ICla h l'NSTilti<111.
Buf/llms
Newp<Jrt 11 fashi m Island Newport Center• 644-2200 DEPARTMENT STORE
3321 I. Ceest Hwy. 111 A.._ Del Mir
C..... •1 Mer San Clemente ,
I
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Sp.cioli~inq in BHut iful Bridol Attire • , • Mother-
of-the-Bride or Groom ••• Cocltoil Dresses •••
fofmals for el occesi~
minneHe~
150 I' NORTH MAIN STREET
SANTA ANA
•
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·e;i rCled for
Beer St. PFO
Mn. F. J. Dletrtd
Prelldent
REPO!\TS: Board members
honored Mra. V e·r n
Ashcroft who baa rea.lgned
as aecHtary at a· luncheon
hoat.ed by Mra. P'. J.
Dietrich.
California PTA
Mn. J. L Ra&le
PresJdent
REPORTS: Mrs.' L. R.
Bolen, thlrd vice prMl·
dent announced plem for
t h • lftlUbirt-bookbag
sale, f.atheMoa blnquet
and paper drive al recent
board meeting.
Crown VaUey PTG
Mn. Wllllana Keller
·: President
.. COMING UP: Guild p1ar1.
ning wllite elephant booth
at the Lagma Beach
Winter Fe.Uva! F 1 e a
Market at the fa!r&rounda
Saturday, Feb. 24, and
Sunday, Feb. 25., from 10
a.m. to 5 p.m,. Mn. s.
J. PeraGD ii chairman and
ma7 be calW It ~4
for flu6er int«matioo • .. Meetmc Tburlday. Feb.
29, at I p.DL la Ule
cat.tarimn. rarenta will
preview a film on Family
Life md Sex Education
which will be presented
to tbe f1tth grade thia
epring.
Estancia PT A
Mn. Mart~
President
REPORTS : James Daley~
audio visual T V ln-
ltructor, ccmduded a tour
of the department foDow-
.., lut week's boa'd
meetlbg •.• VolUDteers
have been he 1 pin g
catalog the· bactlog of
b o o k s with Mrs. Hilda
McCartney, bead librarian
of t h e Newport-Mesa
Unified School District.
More volunteer• are need-
ed and may coot.act Mrs.
Glenn Armstrong at 5t9-
2832.
Harper PTA
Mn. DeuW SuUI
PM&ideot
REPORTS : Mrs. Paul Har-
ris', beaJtb and welfare
chairman, Nported a total
of Q)7 ... collided by
18 motbera b tbt March
of Dimes .•• Girl Scout
Troop 82 under t b e
leadership of Mn. Homer
McCord and Mn. John
Campbell Pl't•medi the openln& ceremony at the
general meeting .
HonOl'ary life membership
was preaented to Mrs.
Earl DeWolf. Fifth aocl
slxth c r a d e cborua en-
tertained with American
folk sonis . . . Serving
Oil b nom.inatiq COID·
mtttee are tbe '~mes.
Campbell, Harry Deline,
Norman Durst.on, -Jack
Kaylor and Marshall Styll.
KaiHr PTA
Mn. Nermu Elli
Pruldent
REPORTS: Girl Scout
Troop 29 lead the pledge
ol aDeeJance at t h e
general meetinc 1 a a t
An' Important Lesson
The five basic freedoms -reHgion, speech, press, •embly Ind petition -
were stressed in a play wmch was presented to Christ Lutheran School PI'L
lasl Monttay evening. Teachtng the lesson is Melissa stewart. and interested
students are Rt.mell Slider and Jeanne Sdmaeanberg.
Director Due
At ~thering
Of QC Chapter
Mrs. Harriette Schmidt,
Region 10 director, will
speak before members of
Orange County Chapter, Na-
tional ~tloo or Women
in Construction Tuesday,
Feb. 'n. In the Saddleback
Inn, Santa Alla.
Sbe w1ll present the pro-
posed govermneDtal struc-
ture for 'the repon. She ls
bnmed.late put president of
the Los Aqe.les chapter.
Social hour wilt begin at
e~ p.m. followed by din-
ner. Beeenatiou may be
made with Mn. Carroll
Boles, ~or Mn. Gene
Carpenter' &TT-?m.
lD'S IE fllBl)l J
<I
If you un an netpban
or tnow al .,_ mcmn1
to our area, pleat tell a
so that ft m11 atad a
frlendl1 welolllM and betp
them to~~
la their ..,. wao•ttn11.
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Clstl Miii Ylsillr
su.1m
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SPECIAL PFAFF
FACTORY SALE
1967 MODEL·
ZIG-ZAGS AUTOMATICALLY
. WHILE. THEY
. LASf
138.00
UG. 199.00
• EV1IN LES.S Wl'Jl{
T&Al)E.lN
• lNS'J'llUCTJONS
.unUDBD
• 2' YE.All PAllTS
WAJ.IAN~Y
Pot just 1.00 .moce, the
&ctcry ..... it
~lr :,-eollni
tile '9.GO .... ~
At:pt abillltwilla ..
pmdmeoi lliltap-a:llN
tmngmldtiae.
CANT COME JN ?
Call yoar DClltelt
Btoldway for a
•GWitMi" ~ I , ,.
-~
week. Mra. Bruce H~y.
honorery life membenblf
chainDan, ..........
membenblpa to Mn.
Vir&inia Evam, Spanlab
and reacllnl tucber, ud
Mn. Edm.S FitapMrJck.
choral and lftW*1 muac
t.cber and tllil ,... ••
mfXtd chorua, The Roe·
Jng 80'1, praeiad u.e
progrui e • ti tJ e d a
Musical Sall* to Our
Achievement., und« tbe
direction Gt Mn. Fit&patrick. .
Lindbergh' PT A
M.rl. Robert Vhalk
Preddlat
REPORTS: F!tdaJ;::.1s. was proclahMd Boe
Day. Roe is a fifth grallllt
teacher and this year'a
recipient of the boaorary
tile membershq> . . .
A Mimeograph machine
was donated tG the ecbool
by fifth grade teacher Bill
Turner and fami.IJ.
Pomona PTA
Mn. Jlomu Sdelclel
President
REPORTS: Refreshments
were served 81!d va1en..
tines e x c h a n c • d at
classroom Valentines Day
parties . . • Mrs. Bernice
Turner was presented the
honorary life membenbip
for outstanding aervice in
13 years of teaching.
Rea PTA
Testing Their Physical Fitness
Physical fitness tests will begin at Mesa Verde right) Steven Ekstrum. Jeffrey Rice and Janet Mc-
Scbool next momh. Get.ting in shape are {left to Gbie. Assisting with the tests will be PTA members.
St. John's Aux. under 5 free when ac· Victoria PTA
Mn. Victor Clarke companied by an adull
P 'd t Mrs. McCormisb, Mrs. Mn. Job KeUy
resi en Gilbert Friese and Mrs. President Conrad Sdteafet COMI NG Uf-: Paper for H Scbelstr te Prelideot Profit Drive ls Sunday. erman · a are , REPORTS: Peace and
president, and L a r r y
Kantell, secretary, were
presented pins. Program
Included Harbor Mothers
Choral and students of Bill
Vandruff -and Mis I
Georgene B r a d s b a w
singing songs of peace.
The Mmes. George Coffee.
William Boyce, J o b n
Kirkman and J ohn
Opferman and M i s 1
Bradshaw and Lew Fan-
non, principal will serve
on the nominating com-
F e-b . 2 5 , o n t h e cbaJJ:men · · · Board Patriofum was theme for RE p ORTS : Com· s c h 0 0 1 grounds. Mrs meeting Monday, Feb. 26, 1 . 1 ~ of F ..a-.... a p.m. the genera meeting ast memorauon OUD\Rl&I Robert M c C orm i s h . ••
Day was theme for the chairman, may be called REPORTS: Costa M e s a w e e k · M r 5 · S a m
February meeting. Mrs. for further information at PoUce D e p a r t m e n t Amburgey was presented
Robelit Blackburn, Mrs. 540-3778 ... Spaghetti din· presented the film, "LSD the honorary life mem-
Ileitb Carpenter and Mrs. oer Saturday, March 9, 25." Fathers and teen·age bership. Past honorary
John Costello were from 5 to 8 p.m. in the students were guests. . . life recipients received
honored as past presidents school hall. Tickets are Miss Mary McMenamin's corsagea. Student Council
,and William Wingo, aasls-$1.50 for a<lults, 75 cents class won the attendance officers Pat Kelly, presi-
tant principal accepted a for juniors and childrer. banner. dent; Pam Wlnten, vice pink Columbia rose bus h _..=...:.::=.:.:_.=.:.:.::.....::.::.:.:..::..:..: ___________________________ _ mittee.
for the tcbool from the
years PTA · membersbip.
Honorary life memberehip
award recipient Wat Mn.
Donald Taya. Her hUI·
bind p-uented the award
after a talk by their
dauchter D or O t h y, ID
eiahtll P'ade a tu de at .
Juniar Girl Scout Troop
• ..S. the dinc4ion of Mn. Cb:ar1es Hanson lead
the ft.ti ceremony .
Mothert Chorale group
entertained.
Sears
Play ••
Y-Learn
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wm per101L1111 '-*a
..n. el br6dp --eon. 1-lllrtnc llt&ad-
anl A.mlricu (0..)
Point Counl s,.ua
1Aal'1l & partJeular
phue el bulc btddl.ni".
play &lld leadl while ac-
.._.ly pl&ylns llf'klf•
aleacll....._
Yw .. Me.rB to play,
or lmpl'O\'e your •bUIV
tor only 11 ))ti' ~
You may start ~
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fOff FINE HOMt NffN/SlflNtJ~
AND /NTE/IJOi IUCDUTIO/i
FROM
WIDE SELECTION OF
FINE HOME FURNISHINGS
..
FOR YOUR DEN,
FAMILY ROOM
OR BEDROOM
tlual purpo•
CORNER GROUPS
/or liltinf, loon&inf ""1leqin1
Stephen·Edwards hCl'le pro·
ductd these attractive corner
groups with special ftoturesi
• Quilted cap-covers which
allow the shMtl and bfanlt.h
to remain on beds.
• Quality inner-spring mot·
tresses of firm tension.
• Corner table is of textured
walnut plastic and hos•
pillow storage feotvt.. .
'
Regular price ••••••• 359.00
Sole pric. •••••••••• 219.00
ALSO INCLUDED fH THE SAU AH
HIDE . A • nos IY SIMMONS AND SlUMIH~&ES I'( AllROOM
PMAIJ(NA: Color~o at El Molino • POMONA: ~ott. .st of Garey • SANTA ANA: Main at Elriiftth
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Horoscope 'Know Thyself Show Aids Hospital Sund~y Singles ·
Capricorn:
long· range
Study
Plans
FRIDAY Change, travel are con·
Docto~ Aids Pursuit
Of Self-enrichment
A tQtt .... dlilllll' m ti 11n. W.._ UlidwWOid. ......, ....._am Jlolfa
dnce Ja ..._ ,.__. "1 ••alor r ••••t. Tiie a cllncl ~......_,.._.
MaaHlllftD BuJtb Cntar inc from I tD mldnl&M a
Bimffmfton Beec:b Wcam ol Iii a holplta1 for •lderb' tile AnaM\m Sib Clab.
the Hooee, Qap&lr -., wilil Moo1e mernba locllted • Toay 7-li Tdo w i 11
aD proceeda to be doDaW 1'1Gdda. perfarm.
tonrd tunilblnp f o rli•-iii-------iii-iii-iii-iii-iii-iii-iii-----iii-iii-iii-iii-iii..;;. iii-iii-.-_-iii-iii-.-_-.;-iii-iii-~-iiii-_i. lfooiebaftD Bealdl Center. MOW •VIHI 1'NI mCH AllA FEBRUARY 23 nected witb loved one.
Nothlng hallway; all at Members of UCJ'1 aelf-
development tn m a t u r e
women course were s)..eeded
along ln tbelr penuit ol aell·
enrichment wkh tbe help of
guest lecturer Dr. Anthony
R. Hybl.
By SYDNEY OMARR nothing. Hold off on specula·
"The wise man controls
his destiny . . . Astrology
po ints the way."
AR1ES <Marcb 21-April
191: Doo't press your point
with authorities. Tendency
is to invite trouble. Key to
success today ~ to accept
regulations. Work with tools
at hand. Don't fight city
ball.
TAURUS (April »May
20): What was a secret ls
revealed. Know thls and be
prepared. Have alternative
method at band. Changes
•t home, domestic ad·
jusbnenta are indicated.
Keep communication line•
open.
GEMINI (May 21.June
20): You may find that
those you take for granted
expreas resentment. Realize
this. Show special con·
sideraUon. Today you tend
to be ultratensiUve. Don't
start trouble.
CANCER (June 21.July
22): You get opportunity to
display abilities. talents.
May be some opposition
from one close to you. Key
is to explain views, accept
responslbllity. Then you suc·
ceed.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22 ):
Not wise to go too fa.r aneld.
Best to consolidate gains.
efforts. Temptation t o
overextend s b o u 1 d be
overcome. Spotlight o n
work, health, dealings with
relatives.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22):
Day features excitement.
Honoring the recent ar·
rival of the Queen Mary,
members of the Long Beach
Community Hospital Aux·
iliary have selected A Salute
to the Queen as the theme
for this year's Pinkie Ball.
Shipboard decorations will
be carried out throughout
the Petroleum Club for the
1emiformal diMer dance on
Saturday, Feb. 24, and
centering each table will be
1ay bon voyage basket..
Mrs. Lloyd Thornton ls
dlairman of the annual just-
for-fun &flair, and serving
with her are the W.mes.
William Powell, Kenneth
Gran, Albert LaRue, Emll
Lubick, Ralph Russell, John
Wangsness, Hideo Karatsu,
Walter Kuencer. Charles
Lindsey and N o r m a n
Hathaway.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Dutcher and Mr. and Mrs.
Malcolm Johnson Jr. will
host preball cocktail parties
in their homes. and Roger
Bacon's orchestra will pro-
vide music for dancinr at
the ball.
Ca re of Roses
Expert's Topic
Bask rose care will be
covered in the lecture by
John Van Barnevold, head
rosarlan at Rose Hi 11
Memorial Park.
Speaking before th e
Orange County Rose Society
at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday. Feb.
Tl. !n Washington School.
Anaheim . the expert will
discuss What Do We Do
After Pruning Roses which
includes spraying, feeding,
mulching and watering.
The public Is welcome to
attend, and further in-
formation Is available by
calling e l t h er Terry
Thomas. preslder1t at 539-
4424 or Walt Westpbeling,
m-4971.
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Kids lJce to
'Ask Ancly'
tion.
Lm RA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22)°:
Conflict of interest with
your mate oc partner in·
dicated. Make intelligent
concession for aake of peace
at home. Do this and you
prevent emotional wear and
tear.
SCORPIO (Oct. ~Nov.
21): Not wlM to test
tempers o f associates,
relative•. Those around you
today may be ultruensitive.
Act accordingly. Be sure of
d i r e ctions, instructions.
Double cbec.k facts.
SAGmARIUS (Nov. 22-
Dec. 21): Conditlona today
are anything but steady.
Tendency ls for movement.
surprise decisions. leeep
cl<>se watch on possesslona.
If in transit. check iden·
tification tags.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22·
Jan. 19): Fine for studying
J o n g -range possibilities.
Some want you to make
snap decisions. Utilize will
power. Walt, observe, check
with authorities. Then you
won't suffer loss.
AQUARIUS (Jan. »Feb.
18): Although you seek
reassurance, you tend to be
bored with routine. Meant
you desire security but al·
tract adventure. Could be
a memorable evening.
PISCES (Feb. 19-Jar.
20): Forego extravagance.
You can get what you need
without overspending. Social
evenJng could be tiring.
Pace yourseU. Avoid ex·
tremes.
A profeuor in. the mental
hygiene p r o gr a m at
Calilornia Sate College at
Fulerton, Dr. Hybl 1 a l d
people usually e m b r a c e
goala aet up outside of
themselves and measme
their lives ACcordlnr to
other people.
"I saw a beautlful boat
in Newport Beach. A f t e r
taWng to aome people
working around the docks,
l found the owner• hadn't
used it on~ for the past
two year1," be commented.
"So many times people °'"' thlng1 just became
they want to say they have
them. We often do tblnp
becauae they are popular
and because others say they
are lmportaJlt. Yet they
may have no real meaning
to us."
To belin measlring the
importance of things ac·
cording to what the in·
dlvidual, rather than the
group aplrit dem.andl, Dr.
Hybl said "You must be
coostrudlvely seltisb in the
aense that things must have
real meaning to you."
Although he frowned oo
"reclpea of living," the
speaker urged w o m e n
studeotJ tX> "get acquainted
with yourselves in a con·
sistent and dlJ c 1 p 1 i n e d
way."
"When you e v a 1 u a t e
your sell, be on the level,"
PENETRATION
NHrly nerye11e rH4t tfle
DAILY "LOT, h•ll'eto""" ,..,,.,..
11•per for th• FelHtl•11• Oren9•
Coest.
DAVID CRYSTAL
h a s mena9ed to
9et his hendc .n
the f a m o u c LA.
COSTE 9olf shirt
and heve it made
into • w o m e n ' s
clauic shirt dreu.
The dreu c a n be
worn b e I t • d or
not. It has s hort
1IHves and is made in that inimit•
able L a c o s t • weeve . . • and ef
course it has the little alligator lor
is it • crocodile1l, just like the men'•
•hirt.
YM cm '" • pictw• ef It •
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... c'-k.
• • •
The Ind io Natlonel Ho1u Show i1
on, and we have a trip te Yosemite
comin g up, co there ls.plenty of ect-
ivity a r o u n d homeplate. However,
things are pretty active at the store
too.
Every day the certons ere arrivf n9
from New Yon , end while it ls in·
t•resting to see lovely pictures of
the clothes in HARPER'S IAZAAR
a nd VOGUE, it is a lot more a.tit•
fyin9 to He t heflt hentlnt ri9ht
ther• in front of you.
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VllMAN. JOAN LIS L IL DA YIO
CRYSTAL. JI. SOPHISTICATIS _.,
ftUN ef MICH16AN.
I pickH these thlnts eut on the lad
buyl!MJ trip to N•w York. Hope yet1
fike them .
be Wll"Ded. ... Mk D1t 1rhat
ii flatterlDS to ttdllt about
younelf, but bow do you
reall7 eomt ac:rolt t o
others!' 1 ,
A second atep la tlle tell·
evaluatioe ~ ii ftDding
out what rq1J:y ''tarDecl you
on in t b • put" no matter
what otben tbouibl ·
To punue 1 e I f • • D deb·
meet. one can't JU1 Ute
role be th1nb oCblr1 expect
ot him. A~ to the protesaor, "You cu't decide
what la Sood or.W because
of the way otber1 loot at
lt or you miJ'ht reject t.blnf•
which really make you hap-
py."
In settinc up future roles,
the speaker • u a I e I t e d
students pro;ect tbemaefl!es
Into the future and look
back. "What do you want
your We to seem l.1k'e 10
years fn>m now?" be uked.
Dr. Hy bl, who bu bis own
private psychology practice
in Fullertoo, received his
PhD from t b • Univeralty
of Illlnola.
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Ya~k~es ~ la Ruth 6ive Way to Long Hairs
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IJ JllL"roN JUCIDIAN
l'ORT LAUDERDALE, na. (UPI)
-It Balle Rutb were allYe today.
he'd flCare be mined ·connectiona
...,,hen aa4 1ande4 m the wrong camp.
'nM>le fellows out there on the fteld
in the '1•Y tmifonu coWdn't be the
Y ankeet. Not the old New York Yankeea.
Rt4tb would be '° right.
They're not old. And they're not
the Yankees ht knew. Far from it.
He'd do a double take when be
saw the club's new pbenom. The kid's
name is Robert Elllott and be'a got
18 have the loniat hair of anybody
in buel*l.
BUiott ii ID lJ.~aN>ld right-banded
pitcher hm M.uaapequa, N. Y., •bo
$Od all bit h1Ch school competition
• it.a e.u witb a 35-.5 ~rd.
'!'be Yankees made him tbe1r first
draft cbolce last fall, then gave blm "15,W> to sign. None of that went
for a baircul The tld wears hla hair
nearly aa long in tbe back u
Beethoven.
"A little tOG long", aa)'1 Joe
Pepitone, the perfect Judge. ''But only
a little."
Pepitone JJOuld've m a d e Babe
Ruth's eyes pop too with the-get-up
he wore for his opening appearance
here.
F 1 v e days early, inasmuch a•
the Yankee relU).an aren't dtte to
report wUt1 Monday, Pepitone wa1bd
,
up to the ctucout when be quleQ1
pobd hla bead out tbt ID.truce.
It dklla't matter that be 61 lt
quietly. 1111 teammaw plaJl.QI IOlt
toss in front of the dugout would recognlz.e that u o m la ta IE a b le~
artlatically teased bead of ba.l.r
anywhere.
Even 'if they didn't, they were lm·
mediately aware the real Joe Pepitone
had stood up by the way be wu
dressed.
He wore a w b 1 t e nebru jacket, ·
skin Ught black du.nprea and wbite
beach type &hoes.
Maybe you think that wouldn't have
liven Babe Ruth another bellyache.
But yoUJ)J Elliott 1till attractld
more attention, eapeci&lly a1Dce the
-----Tucson Course Rugged ·---~When Palmer :Fires a 13 ----il1 ou Know It's a Monster
--%: TUCSON, Ariz. (AP) -The 18th
-.. "ltole el the Tw:son National Goll Club
1ll a 1 added whilken tbia year, b u t u Arnold Pelmer'a nine-over-par 13
on 1be bole Wednesday can attest,
it's still a monster.
OtficlalJ el the fJ.00,000 TuclOn
Open, in an attempt to keep errant
tee shots from the water on either
side of the narrow hump.backed
fairway. have let the gr.,. rough
grow to several inches.
But it doesn't help much. Defending
champion Arnold Palmer put four tee
&bot.a into the right lake, hit his ap.
proacb shot into a trap guarding the
green, pitched and then needed two
putts to hole out
·in Sun•et Squabble
V anHooreheke Luck
Pulls Anaheim Through
There must be something to that
"old Vanffoorebeke luck," after all.
Wben Anaheim High footbell coach
Clare VanHoorebeke used to claim
:it was "that o&d VM\Hoorebeke luck"
. that did in his oppontnta, I tbougbt
• -it was simple modesty on the part
. ol the Colonist coaching fox .
; But after the unbelievable vote by
-: the Sunset League council on UM Wl-
.du. recrutttn1 lnftuence c:tmse ~cb
••• made against Anaheim•• 'by
WestmJ.nater High, I'll nev« again
doubt that some supernatural power
coddl.. the Mother Colony.
After hearing 3~ bours of d1mm.lnc
testimony and written evidence sub-
mitted by Westminster principal Fer·
ren Christensen, it teemed iJnprobabl•
the Colonists were going to get out
of the mesa acott free.
They were ~used of violating sec·
ti.on 17 of the CIF by-laws in unduly
·influencing Westminster Lion ace
. Kevin Keders to transh!r to the
Anaheim institution of higher football
• learning. . By section 17, no representative,
offlc!al or unofficial, of a m~bel'
school shall exert any influence to
, secure a potential athlete for a
• particular school. ~. Four Anaheim coaclles '!"ere ~c
-'l::UJed of ha'ling conversation with
·,.)Ceders when the lad visited the Col~ny
· ' campu1 for the purpo~e of s~ing
-tbe two schools compete m athletics.
And by admission of the quartet,
thingJ were said and dooe w~cb ~
"Ulnly eou1d be construed as violation.I
• ol section 17. ~ Pm1her action betwe~n Van and ~e boy's father (sho~g . the dad
map of where Anaheun lli~ boun·
:.Clariea are) would seem marginal, at
best. h Ing • Thi.a all came out ln open ear
-.Monday and motivated Olrlatensen
:.'to seek the council to rule K~,ers
;:m.ugtble and .. appropriate action to S,. taken against the Colonist.a. Hia
:::,notton died far lack of~ second.
:u 's Qiances
~or Playoffs ..
_~Pretty Good'
Did FrtlDO atat.'a 'T7·71 overUme jrin ova UC lrvtDe Monday night
amoUllt to a boctout punch ol ucra
• NCAA coOe1e divbioD plaJoff llopea?
No. · "Both Irvtne and Nevada Soutbenr
are still hl'111 thought of u potenUal
lndepeodeGt tellDS in the plaJOffl, ''
n71 Lln'J ltlrttr, chairman of the
c:olle1e dJNIOD p)l'Jvffa for area 4
ol the NCAA. Bt'f atbl.Uc dJrec:tm
at Hmnbollll Stat.. rnformed that lnlne bad lost to rn.o, bbr lldded: "UCJ'a chanca
.,. 1 t l ll prettJ .-S. Freno II a 1ooo ttam. ''Tbe ..,., It l&aDda now, ~ at
J1r1e tMIM .. ac1lr ttroft& COD· _...atioD -Neftlda Souehen, UCI
ead 8Mt6t Pad.tic. T'beN ue four iilr1lll Clfla. 1'bl ~ ti U. CCM U.. Bird' a.• SID J*c-Me) ................. tint blrthl.
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Th9 affair was earned over till
Tuesday and was rehashed In cloled
executive eessioo.
Surely, it teemed, Cheater Shirk'a
school was on its way to the penalty
box.
St••'""9 T•rt1
Bat, whatever _'8~M4 .. 6e
daree Ile-.~ prtllclpala mm a ..
... ,... Beadl s..a Au. w.aer., laitaAaa v.-;, Newpert, Martaa,
Weatmluter aacl A.Duelm tbra11aed
nt tlte matter Taetclay, Che eumi
eveata were atunlng. ~. e.tertalned a sew mo-
tloa, •dlJIC oaly that Keclen be made
laeJIOble a& all 1elloola e x e e p t
WetanJuter. Re dropped i1t reqHtt
that Anaheim be paal1bed • • • u
ubeUevable tan of eventa.
8e the eight coudl members votecl
en the e•ae and WOtlJld ap In a "no
deelalon," 4-C tie. r. thl1 evnt, lt'•
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WASH
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like blad.Jael. Ties c• to Ute ltoaae
(Aaabelm).
And te furUler eonfme the l11ae,
Marin.a eblef Glea Dy1lager voted
agaJnst makfag lteden llleUgtble
evea U.0.Cll he admJUed openly that
he felt anclae l.Dflauc:e la .. indeed
bee• ae4. Be radonalhed Illa lrntlftal vote
by aaytni "I dtdn't tlllak we bad
the teetll la oar lea,.e b7·law1 to
take aeUon hi the matter 10 I votecl
DO." That'• Uke a mmlnal eoart jaror
voehlg mo& cullt:r in a ftr1t degree
marder case 01117 beeaaae ~ felt
&be defeadnt w..W aever be ex·
ecated.
C•eeMG• Sc.tu
Some obterven think ~lm got
oil the boot becauae ol tta past
achiewmerita In sports. If that wu
truly the reason, mankind lw relfeH-
ed io caveman status.
H I were serving u judge and tan. . vieWI( the ev1deoce and
fesfinfony offered Monday, the
~Its would have been found guJJty
u charged and would hive been strip-
ped ol league sport.a prjvUegea for
at least one ~·
lfttb the recent trend of llChletel
bopping fr-0m ldlool to acbool tt'•
tbvioua ttle aituaUoa ta raptdly lfltln1
• ol cootrol ~ tonM meaty lellala·
tlon 1a needed to curtaJl lt.
CIF coaunlasl.oner liln racam •&J• a 1tu4J el the type of rulln1 wblcb
w<rted to weD ta Tex. la under
"1· Lone Star state nplatklnl atate tbet my junior or aenior athlete
fr...r.rtq ICllooll 11 autom111eally
meligible for one Yt• o I in·
tencholutlc compedtion.
~ and a.. CIF uecutlve com-
mlU. will revtn tbt Xedlr1 cue
u.dl t -autltaMD ii ltiopef\11 tbey'D rwtra the Smllt Leepe'I ..................... "~·· m.dlle. ......
Bat tft'D fl I ~ CIJI' doe. apbold ~=-~::~ ""'°"' .. ttle -r.i ... la ......... boJ •
HI can't remember when I bad a
worse score on a single hoie," aald
Palmer. who bad an 18-hole total ot
34-46--&1 in Wedne9d.ay'a prHID
prelude.
"Somebody eke add it up, I can't
count that blgb," Palmer aid jokingly
after completing the round.
The 18th bole, an uphill -.1..ct
par-4 oigtJitmare. took its toll ot goJfen
in the pro-am kickoff, a function it
bu been performing well lince tbe
flnal hole of last year's tomnament.
Palmer found the water on the final
bole with a tee shot IMt year and
all Chuck Courtney, playmg in tile
same tbree·some, had to do to take
the lead was keep bis ball in play.
He hit the same lake with bla tee
lhot.
Both players finally got down in
double bogeys and Palmer emerged
the winner by a single stroke.
The reet of the sprawling, 7 ,200-
yard, par 72 Tuscon National cours.e
I.I wide open and players predict 1t
may take an 18-under-par (270) to
win the $2.0,000 top prize.
The course }¥ls wide, fiat fairways
leading to large undulating greens
wblch offer the pros fine targets for
approach shot.a .
Tommy Jacobi, Steve Opperman
and Bob Charles, the 1916 w1DDer
here, each On4 flv.-under '71 to
share tM lo• .score in Wednesday's
pro-am. each pocketing $433.
A field of 140 pros teed off today
in the first round ot the 72-hole tourn&•
ment which concludes Sunday.
Anteaters
Head North,
Face UCSB
By EARL GUSTKEY or 111e .,..., ,.., stlll
Would you believe an 18-3. record
for UC Irvtne'a amazJng basketball
team?
That'• what ibe Anteater ledger wm
lhow lf coach Dick Davis' team can
beat UC Santa Berb9ra tonight in
the Gauchos' gym.
Tonight'• contett m11rb the ftrgt
of three road games which will end
the regular aeuon for UCI. Davis
& Co., of coune, hope 1fdng1 don't
atop there.
The Anteaters wUb victoriu in tbeir
final three games, would be very
strong bets to be invited to participate
In the NCAA'• college divi.lion playoffs
with 31 other national smell college
powers.
Davis hopes hia team can bounce
back from Tuesday night's 'T7·71
overtime defeat by Fresno State and
wrap up the remaining acbedule
obligations with victories.
UCI travell to Cal Lutheran in
Thousand Ow s.turday night and
to Cal State (Fullerton) Friday,
March 1.
Santa Barbara (7·13), lioce its
shocking 'ft.78 aeaton-opening victory
oY-r Oregon, ha.a been a team beset
with m isfortune ever since. Coach
Ralph Barkey lost the lttVicea tour
weeh ago ol bia leading ICOl'er, Leroy
Jacltaon. because ol an ulcer con-
dition. He'• out for tt>e year.
"We've got a lot of reepect for
Irvlpe," Barby says .
"Apparently, Dick Davis la doing
a tremendous job down there. But
I think we'D atve bim a food ball
1ame."
In its Jut outinl, Uaffi WU beeten
by San Jou State s.turday night,
71-72.
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Yankees had nown him in fresh from
New York and eive.n him a sort of
official comJD.c out for the benefit
of the press.
Ralph Houk, the Yankees• tobecco-
chewing manager, uked Elliott U be
chewed tobacco.
"No", answered the 6-foot..S, 21$.
pound youth who looks like be might
be able to take out both Joe Frazier
or Bus~r Mathis. "Not yet, anyway".
H o u k has some nice things to say
about the long·halred rookie who pro·
bably wtU pitch for Fort Lauderdale
of the Florida State league this year.
"I'm ve.ry impressed with bis size
and delivery," aaJd Houk.
What about bis hair?
"No comment".
Mike Burke, t be Yankee president
who wears bis bah' rather long, in
the Leonard Bernstein style._ has no
objection \to the 'fiay Elliott wears
his.
"I think he's a typical 18-year-old
and the way be wears his hair is
merely a reflection of the times",
aald Burke, "It's the vogue now".
The Yankee players were split on
the issue.
Fritz Peterson doesn't go for long
hair. 'Bill Monbouquette doesn't care
one way or the other, and Jim Bouton
likes long hair even though he wears
bis crew cul
"An.}'One who doesn't like the way
Elliott wears bia hair is narrow·mlnd·
eel and near-sighted," said Bouton.
A Poor ·Loser
.... ,......
A flAWS 'LINO -Here'a a fan who literally couldn't stand to lee
b1a t..m Joie. With the Montreal Ca.Mdiem on their 'flay to a 7·2
nc:tory ewer the New York Rangers in Madison Squni Glrden, the
fan jumped from hi6 seat near the lee and beran grabblnf at the
Ca.nadler:ll' .uw. ADgeredL the Montreal players began to poke him
beck. Tben tbe !an took on bis belt and used it u a w.pc>n before
a poUcemee llopped the ~ He grabbed the !• md draaed
blm -"1ddnl IDd tcreamiDC -~ Che Gatden.
"I have a 4-year-old title b o y. He
goes to nursery school now and wean
hia hair long. You know, Engllsb cut.
''If he was going to high school
and tbey tried to make him cut it,
I'd go all the way to supreme court.
I mean it. It makes me angry at
prlndpals who kick kids out of school
simply because they have long hair."
Elliott spent his first day in a bJg
league camp Wednesday and moat
of the Yankees feel he'll have h1I
hair cut 1000. ,
They may be wrong.
J oe Pepitone didn't h an g arouncl
long but long enough for Elliott to
see him.
·~He looked pretty cool'\ aald the
Massapequa rookie. "No a o c k 1 ,
elther".
Angels Set
Gooeral Manager Fred Haney and
Bill Rigney along with the entire
coaching staff have completed the
fl.ni:shing touches on plam for the
1968 spring training sea.son wblcb gets
\Rider way Friday at the four.field
complex in Holtville, Calif.
The entire squad. with the exception
of a few players who have been tx•
cused for \llalious personal reuona,
will have reported by S today.
And, 31 ball players from Southern
California fly away Safurday to Vero
Beach, Fla., and the Los Angdes
Dodgers spring training base.
Awaiting them will be Manager
Walter Alston, his coaches and
Dodgers from ottler sections of the
country.
Alston served notice there will be
no delay in getting down to drills
and, with two workouts each day unW
the exhibition schedule begins, no
nonsense in the conditioning pl'Ogram.
The Angels will train at Holtville
unW February 29 when they move
on to Palm Springs for the remainder
of the spring training campaign.
Early arrivals to the Holtville com-
plu have been starting burler George
Brunet and Fred Neuman, a pitcher
maldng a comeback attempt as a
non-r06ter player; first baseman Tom
Spencer, who hit 19 h-Ome runs for
El Paso last year; pitdber Ken Tatum,
a J.2.game winner last year with San
Jose and former Cleveland outfielder
Chuck llintoo, who comes to the
Angels following an off.season trade
foe J06e Cardenal.
1be roster -Dodgers from here
include Bob Balley, Willie Davis, Al
Ferrara, Jim Lefebvi:e, Wes Parker •
Claude ·Osteen, Len Gabrielson, Tom
Haller, Jimmy Campanis, Willie
Crawford, Leon Everitt, Tom Hutton,
Alan Foster, Cleo James, Mike
Kekicb, Ray Lamb and Vincente
Romo.
17,011 See
Lakers Top
,
Ults, 122-117
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Tbe Los
Angeles Lakers, seemingly maldng a
habit of turning basketball games into
cliffh111gers, may have anothtt one
for the Forum fans Friday night wheio
they battle the surging Cinchmatl
Royals.
The Laten gave 17,011 t.. -
a West Coast record for a National
Basketball Assodatioo game -plenty
ol excitement Wednesday n 1 g h t ,
defeating the Boston Celtics 122-117
to take over second place In the
Western Division.
Los Angeles. now 6~ games behind
froot·running Sl Louis, has beaten
the Royals four times in five ~tinp
this season.
But 1t hasn't been easy. Three timel
1he final margin has been five pohits « Jess. Onclnoati la fourth iD the
East.
The victory over Boston, their third
In seven meetings, wasn't •9UJ'fld ..
unW the last 7.8 seconds when Elgln
Baylcr pumped in a 13-foot jump al:tot a added ttro free thron. ~
in the f.ln.al period Los Angeles ftb.
ched the Celtics carve a J.Z.pomt
deficit down to a single point.
Baylor scored 32 points, bec.tfag
up Jf!rrY West's game high ot U.
Btll Russell led Boston with 24 lid
John Havlicek added 20. ·
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Yule Irvine
Bloorri Top Coach
John Yule, 6-7 center from Corona del Mar. has
been named the Irvine Lea1ue's Player of the Year
on the official l~man all-league team.
Yule, a prime inpedient i.n Corona de! Mar's
easy march to the league championship, earned the
nod because of hls rebounding. defensive and oUen·
s1ve ability.
Named coach of the year was C0tona coach Bill
Bloom .
F'our members of Corona del Mar's starting
five landed bertb1 oo the team. Accompanying Yule
were forwards Phil Jordan and Steve Leech plus
guard Jim Klndelon. All are seniors except Leech,
a junior.
Other Oranae Cout area performers making
the all·star team were Mike LaRue, Estancia
guard, and Randy Wright, Fountain VaUey forward.
''Yule is our best basketball player," comment·
ed CdM coach Bill Bloom. "He gave u.s the big
puah."
Commented Estancia coach Bill Webel of La·
Rue's selection: "Mjke has been our moet COD&iJ-
tant scorer for two years."
Gary Fox, according to Valencia coech Bob
Hamblin. is 24 points away from the school sillgle-
season scoring record.
Magnolia, league runnerup, landed two players:
Steve Thornton and Dave Murray.
All-Irvine League
Player School ClUI Ht. Av1.
Steve Thornton Magnolia Sr. $-11 JJ.3
John Yule Corona det Mar Sr. 6-7 17.3
Phil Jordan Corona del Mar Sr. 6-4 17.1
Jim Kindelon Corona del Mar Sr. 6-1 12.8
Bob Kleinholi Loara Sr. 8-5 lU
Gary Fox Valencia Sr. 6-2 25.3
Mike LaRue Estancia Sc. 5-10 19.3
Randy Waight Fotmtaln Valley Sr. 64 14.3
Steve Leech Corona del Mar Jr. 1-3 12.4
Dave Murray Magnolia Jr. 6-5 12.7
Player ol. the Year-John Yule, Carona del Mar.
Coach of the Year-Bill Bloom, Corona del Mar.
IRVINI LIAGUl'S llST -Carom del 1111"1 Jobn
Yule leaps high for a rebound durtng an eerty Ma·
son fracas with Long Beach Poly. Yule, a strong
scorer (17.3), rebounder and defensive player, is
named roost valuable player of the 1nine ~ague in
the of!ll.dal atl-loop team releaeed today.
Mustangs
Shock FV;
Win, 42-39
By STEVE UOVlCB °' .. ..., .......... ''A great defmsive job!
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RACE RESULTS
Pirates
In 4-0
Triumph
OOMPTON - A trio of
PJratie pitchers combined
tar a 4.o wbitewuh of
Compton Collete Wednesday
u Orqe Coat College
warmed up for !ta Eastern
Oonfennce debut Friday at
Golden West (3 p.m .).
Ji.m Slagle, Andy Haas
and G a r y Dunkleberger
each went tl:ree i.nninp on
the bill for OOC, with Dunkleberfer plcking up the
whl, flDDtni fiv.. The Bue
trio did not walk a man.
Ethan 01iver paced the
Buca at 9le plate, belting
a triple, double and alngle
in fcq-tr1pt for one RBI. me Bailey bad a double
in the ftnt to scon a pair
to tet the visiton ro1Un1.
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Marina to CIF '
Corona Tars (De)pi-essed,,
•,
By89-58 Vikes Roll, 83-63· •
By JIM CA.RNE'M' B7 EARL GVSTIDt'Y Of .. Deity ........... Theo Moore toot over. It
was 58-47 belore be swls'hed
three str~t to mate it
lf..60.
tJtld aoa.11. ..24. Tbe vn.e.
wen ll·fot·2S f!'OID the
charity s t r i p e while
Newport was 14-for-25.
Tbe CIF playoffs are the °' • ...., ,..... ••
ntxt stop for Corona del Marlu Higb School's Vlk.
Mar's rampaging Sea fCmds. lngs survived Ne w po rt • Harbor's pr•ss wltb room 111ey closed out t b 13 ; r to 1pare Wednesday nlght
regular seuon Wednesday and aasured tblmselves of
night "'amping c e I 1 a r • a berth in tbe ClP basket·
dwellioa Estancla, 8t-SI, oa ball playoffs by beatin1 the
the Sea Kini hardwoods. Tan in tbeir own om, 8.l-
The talented Klnbpkenetbd~ 63. the Irvine League as au For Marina the heroes
campaign with a perfect 1~ -were, in orde;, Greg Hale,
0 record and ran their Bill Moc:re and M a r k
seuon mark to a glossy Soderbert. 'li\ose t b re e
~2. staged cooaecuti" scorinl But the season Is 'far from spreetr-40 put tbe Sal1ora ov~r for the E a s t b I u f f bo~Jess)y beb.ind.
quintet. It opens Clf' play Hale began the trend in
Tueaday aaainst an as yet the final minutes ct U\e first
unnamed opponent, and are balf and re6wned hia of·
itchlng to meet Sunset fenaive into the t h i r d
League Champion Htmting-quarter. ms final field goal
too Beach somewheA along of the first half gave Marina ~ Une in playoff acdon. a 4Ml halftime bulge Then The Sea f<ings dropped a • · · cl H M-52 decision to tll1 he scored tmee straigbt ci9se buckets to open the thb-d Oilers ear)J in ~ 1euon, quarter hiklllC the ViJtle1 to and ckspite thell' fantutic •
record s~ have been fore-S4-t3.
ed to eat the OileTs' dwt
Soderberg, two-limed by
the Tan moat of Ille way,
canned two free throws,
rug up a th:ree·poiot play
and another basket to mm
it 7UO and Newport WU
out of ll
Although Marina broke
away quietly at the qart
and po.tee! a 13-4 lead, the
Tan steadily pkked away
at the spread and fmally
tied the score at 35-35 on
a Bob Black jump shot.
Bul here lbe twoJtiming
of Sodert>erg toot It! toll
as Grea Heory, left alone.
scored alx points in the next
minute-and-a-half to shoot
Marina up by 45-37.
Newport never led.
Both cluba were virtually
even at the foul line but
Marina bad a fat bulge in
Newport ends itl season
Friday night at b o ro t"
aaalnst Sunnt League Wln·
ner HuntiJgton B e a ~ b •
Mariu, the runnerup. winds
up r~lar seasoa play at
home against Westminlter. s-...,....,..,. ->-25 2'l .. 114)
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all s~. The Oil City crew
is rated tM top cage ouWt
in Orange County while the
CorOllans are kl tti. second
spot.
Marina, FV, Lions, Estancia
Bill Bloom '1 cagen hit a
fantastic 54 percent ct their
shots from the floor in roll-
ing to tbe easy wio. Junior
forward Steve Leech was
ou~tanding for ttte Sea
Kings .., be twisted through
the air for 24 point3 to lead
all scorers.
The Sea Kings led from
wire·lcrwire and tM issue
was never ln doubt.
The Sea Klng coach ad-
mitted he was anticipating
a rugged struggle in the
playoffs, but refused to
make any predictions on the
outcome.
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Area Aces
Await CIF
All Post Opening Swim Wins
Area swimming went irrto
full scale action Wednesday
a!tern<>oo with four meets.
Marina, Fountain VaUey,
Westminster and Estancia
all were victors.
Marina knocked off in-
vading Buena Park, 59-36,
wbile Westminster was tak
ing care of Bolsa Grande
t-0 the tune of 64-34 in the
winners' pool.
And, Fountain V a 11 £ y
can1E. ho~ with a ~
triumph over Laguna while
E~tancia was sbellmg Long
Beach WUson, 56-.18.
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(Wl 2. VIOie (8). "°"''" •1· ~Iver, ,, . 3. JaQ.ton (Lii). WIMI..... • lndivtdWI Mecllev -I. Warrtn 100 l"lv -I. Coak IWl 2. .. ,,., time ILBI 2. Devi$ (FV) .3. Rllftt (l"V), IWl 1. No llllrd. Time: 1.06.1. lOll qe -I. Mcl"arJ•M <•1 1 t. f l,.,,.: 2:l l.S. 100 F--1. LlllOUK Ill 2. Grllef!Hlla <WI :I. Wtllet IEI. Wf!ln ne 100 l"lv -I. Hood (FV) 2. C--ad '--(WI 2. Gardnff (WI. Timi: llm• • St S. (Lii 2. l-IFVJ. l i"": 1:142. «7 JI ••ct -1. Avttelone (£) 2. 100 l"r• -l. Hllc/lcOClt ILi) loO a.ck -1. Grtlfln (I I '· Davi• ~·~ ~Lf.1 1. IC.awabt IE>. Wlnnlfl9 2. Worster (FV) 2. C41UMY (LI).
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l(ubel IWI !. No "''"'· Time: 4:"3.J. lllM' ~! Nll:rOll (FVI 1 Henry (I.I). Time; 100 lrta•I -I. Faulkner (I) 7. 2e0' ior;.'e. ~~Y -I Eslencla I :10.0. ~Y\'~~ IWI 3• Ollre CWI. Tim.: IAYde arltnd. W •I 1 tr, IF~r ~.'~;;ow'· c't:.~ ~~: ,_4:1~*
AG6 Frre lltln -1. WestmlnSltr l'IJcea t)S. BP IOO lrual -I. Cr1y IL~ 2. (I.-. GtrdMr, O.Vlt, Goakl. Mo }~.s. (FVI J. llultr ll"V). IN;
Twenty.five Orange coast """· '"' .,.,."" a F'" Rll!l. -1. L•une area wrestlers wlU assault ~=~:--J!l.~l. Bt.:. G~~;':... 1GO ~'I;: 'ei~~. "AZ;1~ <Lio-W.\:e~~ Coanr • CaUWY, Warren>. Cal State Fullerton's gym Time: 2:ou. '°"''· Hetan. He111nc1. 0ona1e1-1. w..,. e-..
this Sat·-.a-1 in the CIF M "''" -1. ....,.,. <•> 2. nlf!fl9 ti~~: ''~·'·i . fi°"',11' ~"l 1 Founl••n V1lieY ~ L•WN "9dl .. ._ a-(I) J. HeMMf IW). TllM: I ) ... F. als 2 •U 0'.-! .. "• . .'l.. M. 2. Ml ltr • )""lftt -Mecllt'Y ll•l•Y -'· Fountain Ul _;_1__ '50 f:re~ -1. ~ IWl 2. tl.;o' ~~ _ 1 °""'..,_ IMl 2. V11i.,. IRUOOock. Ballard, J--,
We.twUQllter. wblcti plac· "°"' Ill 3. H...Clllft (W). TllM: Mllltr 1111'1 1 'rurn .. (Ml. WIM1"9 c':2'"h!~' l''~!r. CLll 2. H\1111\
ed th1rd Jn the Southern See· 26;~ Individual ~..., -I. L~ If~: l~v-1 Modlt'!' -l Llpcieklt (FV) 3, ~ ll"YI. TkM: ''"·'· tiOD Preli.mt ahfad of all \ll '· Ha-kin Ill J. ......_,.. IMl 2. O'f'errell IMI l. Jonlon llPI. 51 FrM -I. Cninln CFVI 2. ,\oNol"f~"":_ I. loer (I) 2. Mo ~M,l~f: }i!r.'-''l<:O IBP~"-=r~t.s.'FYl 3. Navmann (Lii. other &re& ICbools, wiJl MCOft1f "'Inf Timtt: 1:12.7 (Ml 1. WfYt rM Wlnfll"' ta: IGO l""lvldual MedtV -1. NICAltblW travel to the all day affair IOt ,,_ _. I. o.M-tit (W) 2. IQI Fly -I •ll•ncl (M) 2. ,.,. ILIJ ,_ lfl .. rd IFVI 2. c;.1i..,. "th 0 ti ... ~1-lt9Y• (I) i. Ha,..,. (W). TIIM: IMI 3. OVsk (II'). WIM11111 ti-: (FV). Tl-: l:IU.
Wl Ye pal' ....-ul i1°8P. t:•i. Jt,500, F _ 1 ~trr,: J)Ml 2. •·.'"° l'IY -I. lllce (FV). Timer pl 100 belt -'· '-*"' (l l 2. '" • 23.e, ers. ~ICUrd Ill 3. No lllfrd. Time: 1:11.>. Mllltr IBl'l 1 IUft'. ). IM"'9 100 FrM -I. Wart !Liil 2. lklle'* 0 -11ea..i-..__ Uons • ,_ _ 1. H-•·-111 ,. "'"" n >. <Fv> >. Lllndl 1Fv1. T1ma: su. A_,.. ..... .,,. ·~ -· 100 lladt -I. L'-141 (Ml l· 100 Back -1. McAlh1tw (LI) will be Paul Robinson (136), coroa 111 1 M11n1un 111. Time: S/ltut!h~ 'T~ i. 11a1M•ll Ill' . 1. Ra <PY> a. McAoanu <l'VI.
Bob Florea (98), Dave ''~· 1,..,, -l. Holmqubt r11 wff,"J,., :.. \·'corr~~ <£"1 , rig. W!.s. -l. HllllMt <FY> ,, Wommack (106). Greg 2. ;,o ~ :.i:~ r~!:..;.~ i. 1rrell M) 2. llMtY I. lnftllW ~~.r (FV} 2. WtlWT'I' (LI). Time;
H .... ~Jl (1"'""), ... ._... ,..._,_._ ~ ......_Ill) Tl-~ ._~~f -1 Jordtll 11r,> 2• 1..e II'"'' -I. lluddodt (f'VI t. ~ ~ AllU '-'UU\;A (Heidler. R~-·· .... ~-· • : =· l'ftl J. .._ IMJ. w nnlng lell•nl (l"V) l. OrlOwlltl (Li l. TlfMi ct.~ (ffeavvwe.ight). •:M-6• !-.... ,,. .. .... -1. Marina. WIMlne l:U.l . ~,.,,.,.. •.; ~ Wwplmlln-.~ (.11 <•j ....... Grlll49e ..,___ J • 400 Fl'M ll•i.to l l"eunlelft y ........ Marina all(f Huntington ,.. /Md~ it• ,._ .... hi .. G111ndt ''"""' ' ... r1me: •:JI.A. -· ........
B b will all t b "''"'· c-L-1e11ow. McC•111. j!j\I i n i.-" rt u c.. NC 0 r 0 W Time: 2:09.1. 2011 .,,.;,'[)! •el~ -a 1. Marl,,. Feum1ln Veller f<I Launa ...... qutntents lnto the com-M Free -I. ......,.,,._ (WI IDavlchell. ~Wlllle111s. McConnewflf'f, 32' ~• petition with Cralg Gephart hm:,""ri~ (W) 3. llar1flll (W). l roomlle1'l. WIMlnt """' 2:50.1. 200 ~·.., ll, .. ., -1. ffNM.,ft
(1-) And V 9D Free -1. LonetellM Il l 2. H=y ~rri l:-Jor\~~I. !WiJnl;. ~l~~l~~_..NtllOft. A..U.r, Gr--• Y or on ° llfrt "I i. OM.Isle CW>. Ho 11me. '""" ;:f.4.'i. 200 F,.. -1. w.11s ll"Vl 2. (Heavywft1ht) Jimm Carr IOI Ind vldutl MMlev -I. MCC•ll wL~'?M) l.11~M\ .. l~~.k lrown (I.I) 2. D. w. .. IL.II. Time;
';J in Ill 2. H•lltf (W) 3. '-' Ill. nl II" ~· 2:23.2. (188)Sc0ttRudy .tisp . 0~8 (98), T!mtt: 1:10.1 n \'&, r.:3iv ii MedltV _ 1. ~~--.SO Fr" -1. Summ«" ILi> 1. l L ._ Ill • ....,... McCetllentd (!"VI. TllN: 21.J. and Dulaney ( 06) bat-,. f'IY -. ..... •• itow •• ~ ( 2· "°9Y09Ulo M 1 100 lndMd111I M9Cll•Y -1. Wiii•
Hellar IWI 3. Wtll' CW). Timer 1/1 r~~ ~~ 1"J'~rf1.~Ml 2. !FYI 2. Van ~ II.II J. G~ =.·n for the Vlldnp, and "it.. FrM - 1 Hennlnnen IWI w. <•.., J. "°°"' (Ml. WI FY) l'lme· ....._.. (14J) C l 2iMcCall Ill J. illfNI (WI. Tlnla: •v; • l'l•l ' ~ 9D .l"IY -·I. NelaClll IFVI 2. ll'Wft UVlllU t 8T ,.,.." :_ • f McC01111a!J911t'Y !Ml (LI) J. H~ (FY). Ttn.: DA, G.br1.i.1-on (1 ... ) G 1 e n n , .... -> 1.,.-, 111 i. .._ 2 ~ <M> i w""-'"' 1M1 100 ,.,. -1. veno-<LI> '!Pl.I> 'IV ' fW 1. 0:trf (I). Tlmt: )U, Wl""'"9 ttme· • l , . t. Henry (f'V) J. Mc:C•1ll...-(l'YI.. Bonacum ( 115), Godo n •reati -i. ""'"" 1w1 2. 100 lfif :_;Jn, oavlclt4:1!1 <Ml t. T•-: 1 :ou. B al le Y (157), and Kurt ~ iw 1 J. c-"' 'T ,,,., ~=:'ill} ,, i-IM>. wrM1,,. '· "..!=. cFv~· r"'=" r~Lil1!
Cl (1.,..) • 1-•4a Frw llelt¥ -I Wdtlftlntlw -I'~ -•I, H'""' IMl 2 o.mek• Tlnw: J1.A. emen.s ..., JOlDI u1to cwer.m.,., Dells•. ,..._ H• ~11'1 & ~ (Ml. 'Wt'rv1I,. time: • l,_tt _ 1. Merl"ldl <FVI !.
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Lennart Borgstroni," Mr. Angler of Sweden, wu In Newport Beach this put week.
-hi Upse,t
,A nattv dresslnt. daablnl{ sort of a guy Borgstrom Corona de! Mar's varsity
speaks English wi.th an American accent' and sports track team i ot a runnhig
a. w~U trimmed i:oatee that on him lookJ slick, not start in tbe 191SS Mason
hippie. Wednesday aftmiooa while
What he doea la roar arpund the world in jet.I , Marina and Westmiultr
fishing the better salt and fresh water boles doing stumbled lD tbelr ln!Ual
b!-9 sol~ duty of MWn~ the ABU line of tackle meets.
hit fQlY has maoufactured for three generations. Tbe Lions dropped their
A.a a matter of (act, ~ltrom's Ambassador reels, encountu 1t the hands of
the AbumaUc clOJed face riel, his 9000 automatic the Corona del Mar Sea
ttvo soeett ·retrieve reel. the soinning and new triangular Kings, 671.51, and the VI.kings
shaped flv cuUng reel are known all over the World, were ouklown by Garden
&J!d prized by ... 111men 1or their quality. Grove, "fl.
llut the pniol ii In the puddln« .. Whore labor ralu ' , • ·
and the llODdard of Uvtnr ii as blrb u In ·A.nerta: .,.._ 1. ·~· • -.... Boll'.strom enjoy• ao -pCtcent of the tac kl" 'ma1'1tet ~a.~ '· : • ...-• ,; at home, a volume-the! ii ·equa1·to -1""11 mllli•'!!,' , .!ell.. • lio:i
o1 Ille 1o1a1 tio. !"illlqp apent m 1111· countrv ~ -\. •w~ .:...-,,_, and yet !hero an oiily oome }O mllllod SwedQ. ' -•l'Ji.A:
-~Lennart ............ coald -·· . ' = :.·~,='1b~:S: t1 •. 1::e.111r::r = !i{i-~:~~i De· ordinary run of merchand.ist. he reolled, "my '· J. ~ • ~._._
irandf4lther started out making fine watcltes. then 1"r~ rm= -'f· '· _..._. \C-> t.pi meten that ~re some 800 parts. Designing Ji.,-.... C'!_ a. NN 1wi ....,.: and making a precision reel was duck soup." TI•, ~~r' ~ 1. cw... ""' ,,,.,
••Getting away from reels," said I, "is th~re as ::1 -'· -vn. .. 1c.1 ·! ,......, h di . S ed th . . , '" CCdM) t. --.i le-tt.illlt. muc vorce m w en as ere ts in Amenca . .s-t•, _ ,_.,,. '1c.111 t. 5dll"lk.c
"I don't believe so," said Borgstrom. "In my country. ~~ 1 ..-. c~1 or·•-=
a girl bas the same freedoms as a man to select ,v -''-mrf.1. '""-" a mate. Therefore 1be usually knows her man very <'1~1_:'·1. · 1 1 1'11~ "k"
well before both parties agree to the lifetime contract. ~<IMI 1 i oi.i.nu:
"In Sweden, sex is something that i01: talkPd about "~':'~1m~lt 1· c.-""' Mri'
ooenlv as fi~hint, at home. in t.'1e office. t'1e Cl"fe . 1 '(".,., 1""
and it's taught in our IChools. Womoo are respected ,.,.:rJ:-,.-~,·=/1.~" ....
for ha':'ing a child because t~ey want one to lr>ve c~ ,:-111~~""'~ ~:, .... _
and r81se without matrimooy tf they sn choo~e! TbP. uo1-t~ll ri:.."'i!~.'·--
Swedea take sex as a naturaJ Pvent and emotion and "":~· -1, 'M 2. N•'"
not somethinJrto be inhibited and hypocritical aboul" cwri ~H"~7!JS:J/l;.i'11~
"Then Swedish women like to fish too, I asked?'' 1"f~1 ~11"!1"{.-l..!m!!: 'fiOM 1 IOy CCII¥) L --(C<tMJ t ime:
Sieefts f..Ql'!e Out....,.• ~~== ~.-;,i ·..: 1 •• c-. 0.1 ,,..,
Sal Borgstrom, • w• e,. en out r ov1nq rwi 1 "" , H d ' .... I . HJ -•·t="' 12.-......
ptiopl•. Moat of the girts swim, fish, akl end aeil 1.;t 1:-11~~1« 1 t. ,•J~11"
right •long with the m..,, tlMy .,. game for 1,;;"J.-M~f 1 l·1tn•1 .. i.r
anything the men are." sP -1........... 1 t. F"'" (Wl J. C_,. (CoiMf WIU' .a..i Fl~tl ~ -l, !Mt Mtr Wher• the Swed•s fish, continued Borgstrom, •. w .. 1m1r...,. •
•r< In the rlv•ra and streams for s•lmon, •nd ''° _ 1. ~ IC<IM> I· '· In th• B•lfic for Dike •nd cocl. Our wetars are To';"•• l«MIJ-~ cw> i....:
too cold for blllflah for example, and like In America n!!,.,-1,~1 ':"l:w/~~1 \1..,!; th• l1wa •r• controveral•I Mc•us• of the sport 1,.0 •nd comm•rcl•I lnt•rests. That's why we buy • ..o -1. AlllY.,,. IW\ t. "-L. h IC4~1 J. I ... (trl'I T.,..: ,27.6 good salmon stream nrr ln•t•nc• so we ave • 1»o -1. M~ !WI t. ,.....w..,.
prec• to fish. But evtn the flth th•t •r• c•uoht 1"';~1L~~:':.lfY~t't.": .. 11 ...
but not e•t.., by the 1pert1m.., .,. sold In the ''=1 Je1~"\.''c;!N~1 11J ..
k t I t i .... "'·' mar • p •ce. HJ _ 1 • ...,..'-~ t. 1ltl<t11
IWl J, KrMll! IC.WI ' j., "Two years •to we beg4n pl,.rtfinq th• sm11ll l J -1 • ........_ 1 t. wi.1i.
mouth bau In Swed~ah t and lakes and In fCt1M> '· ~ 1~1 Dl•t.,.u,
doing ao we got • the •rchaic l•ws th•t ICdM) 1 '"J , M '"tv -1 ... ~hi 'fW t. 11-rtMft
permit netting •nd tr•PPlnt:I bec•us• th• b'-lst •r• cc~M> ). ~ 1 1 .. ;,.,..~.tr.'" not n1tiv• to Sweden. In other words, tlMt f,.rm•rs ,...,.1 kM9 -"r .u. c.r.
s'!t tM rules •ncf allow no comnMrclal fishing "" *1 -" X
in th•lr prlv•te w•ten which h • boon to i 1 ~-\ } ,.....,.
srortflahlng." lM 1 ~-u f · . ..""" ( l.~f . :d.1.
Seelcl"f' ar ft. c~+ >~ '!~·' w. 'ii3f~·':wcr.19111 /If II ~ -~· \'"<t_)OGI ' '"'"
This past Frldav he jetted to the Cape to meet :2a11~·,1~ . ~~:~'Jr::-
:apt::i.in John Vitalich to fi~h "' bot showin( of marlinos ~?t-,:t.: ™' t &9lGGf:"'Viml:
o'ff the transom o( Ralph Wllltams' Jaronka. '°iS:-J.HH _ 1. c-iM1 1.
And this has to be one of the better years down ~-,_., ™' 1 Kl• IM>. """''
'"Ulh accordin< to current reporta. 'iii. \H -1. crfttt.,.~1 JI ~·r..., ,,.., fG~ \J.."'T."~TI1n11: I.time·
During 1967, only 35 anglers were able to. taJ? .w.,:ii. "•'"' :_ '· 0 ,~;:-Gn-tO~ and release 70 marlin from a count of the J"t.PrT1Rt1onal
resting Corporation\'5 trophy board at the El Pescador t~: ~::'"i~·,~, t. c1111d1
restaurant where anglers names are inscrj~d who 1~~3·~,~~ e1i:I' t~·M··~·
accomnlish this feat in the interest of conservation. 10~ l:_ wt ~:\j'7-. Fm.i
With just a few boat!'! workina; the teeJT1ln( wat,.~ ;jl; ~ ~r.'a . ,~;:;,
oU the C&pe, _J1ronb,,Hi&bland Queen, Peg 'O.,,My &~'-t ~ ..w.
season 42 lpddsmen l!.ave lallled and teleu~ 1111 , · ..
Heart Contrabandls\a .,,d Sea Gull IV, alread~ °""'" u1r. 0.li.,.'~,'\lt.'.;! . blllfiah throu)tb tJU11 out Friday. · . iJf' .1.~~f~\J:i ~
. For in.stance Tun Tate and Troj Miller tagi;ed ~ "'iMii.. L1fli. ~~_11i!i'-, .'
and released IJ fish wlllle angling with Stan Duncon rrr:' -;.\ ~''Ni.~
last week. 1'~·'HH :z· "~'!'\ 1. l••••n And Keith Newman defe(lted a blue marlin on iG1qJ t J _ . <;/ii,..~?M: ,11/· 1,, .. ft
d lt.elrt • rlM, n .... 30 pound test. CG~S: l. ,, f Mr., ; uA. t •-·
Newman and Miller tell tall talf:S of the tremen ous 1' J'· _ ,:•!!'fl!t (991... 1. E•ri.
numbers of dolphin off the Cape this year, and hard ''t:J '~~tr;1·1M)i1'~m
charging wahoo up to 105 J>OUDdl. c~1 ~·~·i~: -~;,,
On the DC9 flight, the cape ii only an hour and «;:r. ~ ~. :I:"1.'1'1J~·~1.~
some away. 1 ~.~~':~:~
Sounds like now is the Ume to go. ~ r f./ cw
Redlands Shells OCC
.~ ~ l...Tr.lr'ILl'l;J1~:·-= ,Jr .. J~ .. J t. "'·-· ~ -I. Ov9'llt :ft.:i' J. YMukf ll. ~ (90) .. lll,L__ -I, .. ,_,_ M J, ~., .. _,
The Univer s it y of
Redlands p r o v e d too
powerful for Orange Coast
College 11 the BUCI dropped
a 9-0 tennis dttlsion at
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The Sues host Riverside
City College Frklay at 2
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Bill Jamieson dl!fea.ted
Bob Utricb,. 6-3, M . .Bob
Moote doW1led Mart Healy,
6-(l, e-1 , and De it o ta
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Rasmussen b e a t JytJ r:trw.r.: ~ ~-~Ml '¥1me~
W A . n. tt '> •t I 4 lt•1W -I. MlorlM. T-: a ..... woru1, ....... , .,. . "~) _ 1. "''f~ .,....,-1,.
Sam Warfield be1t Rusty 111111> 1 "' 1 <IO azr;' .s-3. i..cot
Moore 8-0, &.o and Roger 1~~,'-· . <Ml::.:..:...... Rls downed Steve Lawhead, ,111111 -w..:
M, M. Bill Flynn tripped J(·~ I I I. Sclll.m 1;\.:.1 ._ !,_M . '~.-John Turner M , 8-2. o..-1•. .
In doubles, Jamieson and io;;:iii'iii;i;i;;;;;;;;..,..,..,..,~
fLumU1Hn but Healy and ~TAI....,..
Wadawortll;' 1-1, 8-1. Bob "' 111nw11t __.,_ ......... -Buss and W ..-1..::ld. beat All y-""*'
Litridl and M'oore, ~t: 8-0. Cl~ twM~JM' 1t•t11
Bill Steekl and Robert ..
Young beat T'm'Mr and S0::,,:~/1.1
Lawhead, 64, 1-3.
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11,. t111ri111 the lrPI rtplaclltr19lll peflod,
ll>ert II 110 dlll'fill H -f'ICliaol !he ti,.
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NEWPORT BEACH
l F • 1 h i •n I 1 I and I
LONG WEARING FOREMOSi•
RETREADS ON SOUND 11RE
BODIES ••• PLUS lB MONTH
GUARANTEE WITH 9 MONTH
FREE REPLACEMENt
8.44
650-13 Bl.ACK TUBB.fSS Pl.US
.31 FED. TAX
WHITEWALLS ONLY $2 MORE
10.44
lladc , .... _plus hd. ...
wi..-u...i,'2--.
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11.44
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SIU RD. TAX SIZE llD. TAX
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SIZE 11D. TAX 1111 .... DX
.............. ...,40¢ ••••••••••• ••••
Expert motor tune up
with all parts and labor
11.88 13.88' 17.88. ..... ...
HERE'S WHAT YOU GET! __ ,....,.,... , _
• New ..... , •• , ...........
• bp9rt 4 I ,.,_ .....
• Sth ......, .. ti.Mg ---
• Mlf-twls11lrr ...
• A4-fss•s•Lll• a ·----.... ; ID wrl"
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HUNTINGTON BEACH
(Huntington Center)
..
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All The Smart
Young Crowd
Wear These Labels
~ernon SPORTSWEAR
Have your HV underwire bra
and FIBERFILL, TOO!
• l.owtly nyion Ix. bias~ contoured with IOf1fy
quilted ~ pof)'9tef fibetfilf lining that's IO
Ntunlly ftanering.
• A ._., ~ lex* \'U fDMlins of nyfon '""'"
quiMCtl an eech ap a..""8 the illusion of • kMoc:at tliidcllne. .
• .... MW Ill W\awd Wm!' .um~ cup pe ,...... ...... mra seplt'llion MCI bust
dlf.u•lloi•
Veta's
\
~one-stop' shoppjng
at its i'lllestl
OPEN THURSOA Y & MONDAY EVENINGS . "
HELP ·us CLEAN HOUSE
FOR THE LAST TIME AT
T:HESE RIDICULOUS PRICES
LADIES
SHOES
DE LISO
LIFE STRJDE
FLATS
VALUES TO $26.00
1052 IRVINI, NIWPORT llACH
IN ntl WISTCLIFP PLAZA
Our new {]eiJt oliru
:Jor Spring
t
.JJaJ r}wt .Arrived
I
And for +nose of you wJio J\eve
· a Geist werdrobe elreedy, we
have metchin9 pieces in lighter
spring shades.
~IS . . . . $26 to $30
TOPS • • • • S 17 to $28
BlAZERS • : • $4o to $46
SKIRJS • • • • .. $20 to $28
.
· IJa!,g. ~ 'J"l .if P,elbj . So/J
wil~ ofa'Je~
By Carters
• Girls' Topper Sets
• Boys' Topper Sets
• Sleeping Bags
• Blankets • Towels
• Sheets • Gowns
• Sh'ower Gifti
FREE 1 Month's Dieper
Service From labylw
If You'rw tt.e Lucky Winner In Monthly Drawl"fo
l051
IRVtNE
NEWPORT
llACH
IN THI
WISTCLIFfl
PLAZA
'
.ot....,_ ........ !!!l·• ''*· Yeu lwlt1D .. ...,.-Ptl
be ceamed lb.t •; inplftlll
...... ti .............. Tbil
is I -.X.,...... It 1199.ft ._.
r1ta .._ • 11 certified •• n I!!!!!'"' ...... '°*111 l ......
stlHlft.1tla•Of*PW11•Midl -•11•1Wr 111111..r•lltfo.
wlndllW.1114blltlDfd.1tt' 0
) ... •• .._1 aaa111 tf~•
to $950. • ao1. •xt' .................... ~ . . tlim ............................ ·.
Now A nllable at
8ean! STEEL
CORD
RADIAL
TIRES
A* AllT A.Dstale
Tin~
Aboat Them:
Muffltr Garant•
U mutnw tall• due to df!feet I• mat.nu °" 'll'Wu..Mip or blow· OOI. · rU1t-<1ut or YUl'-<>u~\. Yblle ort&1nal purdle.1tt OWN UJ• ur, It will lit nplace4 11poa retuni, f1ote o< dlar1e. It t.bt dtlecu ... MuUler ,,u lnt1talled by ...... -wtU loatall ~ new mlittlar ellars· l"I' oal1 tor bracket. 8" bOlta. lt·llMded.
d· 'tire ~t 2n .. ·
Guaranteed
5-Ways
l. WOlrtlmulMp
I. Material D.tect
s .... "'-. " ___ ,
'-w .... _,
INSTALLED
1088* each
.,._ TlllMe Cati: 'llll·'M Ford; '1111-'&1 Rambht:
'64-'&t Chevrolet, Chevy ll, Chevelle; ''ll·'tT
Plymouth, Dodp. Cbry11er; '80-'M Comet and
1'alom; 'M-'87 PonUac•, '80-'&7 Corvalr; '80-
'M Valiant
•Jbloept Grand Prtx
A •old ColtJ1 Battery Failure with Sean
Guaranteed Batteries
GU.ilANTBE
me rtptlcem•t wtt.bla
.. ..,. ., pardlalt It
•U«y ,...,.... detecUft.
Aftao • ..,., we NP!ace
U.. 11alt.er7, tf cllfecll'H,
aad cMrJ'• JW only for u.. ,..w at OW'lMl'lllltp
..... oa the r•r•l•r ..-, >-tnde·lll at tlM
time vi ret.111. prcnW
... ...,.. ., MoatJl9 ., .........
G•ara•teetl 12 ~••••la•
6-volt
Bett«y
lutalled
G•ar•••ee4 II M .. tlaa
12-volt
Battery
IMtded 9 97
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DAtL Y PILOT 2J
_"ig Patented EeatureS! Full 4~Pty·
• I SIJPERTREDS
36·Month Guarantee
Buy 1st Tire at Regular Trade-in Price of $22.95
Get
the
2nd
Tire
tor
Only
Tire Rot.aUon
Evety 11,000 mU ....
FREE Check ot Your
Wheel Alignment.
47
6.50x13
Tubelea8
B1ackwaD
Plu St .81 F.E.T. and
Old Tire
Big Patented Features Plus
Deep Tread 4-Ply Nylon
• Pat.ted Silencer Battom W.... a.
rlb8 1top the 8q111&)ing around Wr9I
and when braklq.
• Safety Shoulder helps you rlde ll1ldE
into the road without a lurdl. if ,_
•tray off.
• Patented ln&erl~ Trad extril .-
pip on road for better tradion, -.:t
and atop q11ickly.
• 4·p1y Nylon Cord Tiree mean etabO.itt
and tn1per l!ltrengtb for reeistanee to
road hazards.
ALLSTATE PB.Menger
Tire Guarantee
Guaranteed Araln1t: All fallure1 of the
Ure rewlUng from normal road ha.za.rda
or defecta in matenal or work:m&nablp.
For How i..oa.: For the life of the Ori&'· Ina! trea.d.
What Sean WW Do: Repair nail pune-
turea at no cbarre. In the cue of fall·
ure. in excb1111ge for the Ure, replace tt.
charftnr only th• proportion of current
rerulu eellmg price plu11 Federal Ellclle
Tax that repreaenta tread used.
Tread Wear-Out Guarantee o-..._. A,salut: T..-d wear-out.
For How Lonr: Th• number of monthl
..,.citied.
Mat...,.. WW Do: Jn ucbanp tor
lb• Ure, replace It, cb&rain&' the curnmt
reruJar Mlllng-prl« plu1 Federal Elida
Tax lea the toUoW1111 allowance:
Moetba Guaraat.. Allow&Dele
12 to 24 10~
27 to 311 20,,.
NO MONEY DOWN When You Buy
Your Tires At Sean on Credit!
Regular $199.95
• 3-Qud control leta you choose the •°"",.,..er.,.
• 'fw9-.4..way adjustable lounr1 pro-
n.le draft.free circulation
•
NO llONET DOWJ( On
Sean Eaey Payment Plan
..
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•
%% MIU II.LO r
Market s..,1e1 ...
CoriglomeraJes
Losing Glitwr?
Organize
Conference
~r E. Young of
Newport Beach in ff!'Ving
aa the tedmical progr 11n
dlalrman of 1he American
Society for Meta.la' Con-
vention coounittee f o r
WESTEC - -UM! Westmt
Metal and Toll Expolitioo
and Coalennce.
WESTEC JJ apected to
attract more 1b.ID 25,000
eoekleen a n d m.anuf.ac-
turi.Dg aecutifts f r o m
throuO>out the WMt Cout .u.. The a:pociticm ad
eGllltteoce, tcbeduled for
Loe Aqetea' Great Westin
~1 Center and Ole
Biltmore Hotel, ii c o -
~ foe the fifttl con-
secutive year by the
American~ for Metals
and Amaicatl Society of
Tool and~,
EncineeT•· Youns. a member ol the
engiDee:rinc stall cl Atlatic
Researdl Corp.. C o 1 t a Met.a. JJ a memhtr ol tbe
ABM Loi Azllelll ~.
and a 25-year JIHIMer ol
th• uUooal ori•heda
Man th.--......... will eClllt '1t mUIGa la
produc:ta, ~ ..
auppties lit Che G r • a l w e1ten1 Blhlblt C • • te r ,
March 11 lS.
S i m u 1 t a n e • • s l 7, tbe
technial Raiana ol i)e
WESTEC codennce IDd
the DecilD M)d Sdeatific
Ptecia)oo lnl1rtnnellta Ex-
hibit will be located ii u.e
Biltmon Hotet
The conhreace will
feature to papen ia D
seasioos durial Ma toar•1
run, March 11-ll Youn& ii
respouible fOl' the cqllliza.
tion ol the$e Hniou. The
lnstrumeota EJbibit wW
• p 0 t 11 ' b t tbe latest
met.I Uogr aiillc. ~trallaic.
physkal evaluation, a a d
noodertructive t e 1 l i • I
equipment.
SME Honors Reynolds
· As 'Salesman of Year'
-
. .
&out.bent Coa:atill Gu Co.
connected 21,214 .., iuten
cwerall in 1117, .. Int ti.me
a1ace 1MI that a.. tocaJ tw
been beio.r tbt ._mark.
It pve .. flna -a1-
Jreplie ff 1 • 1-11 • l 21
allt.aaMn .bl its lis<OUDty
eenice ""' Im I 111 ad-decL
Idleness
By Strikes
Rises 12%
' .
--.
I
~xpenses ltel&xe~
AMOeiation
Plans Honor
For Hanna
n.ar..,.~.._.
trW luMAfwa A•willd• wm bold b Int annual
awd lmclaitoa at tM
GnM HClltti, A'deim oe
Mara 11, acctrdlnc to
Prfll'W a.... llDdoftl.
p.,_. Wiil ... to boDar
._parrhwlnl..-,Wbo
..ba .. suppotW UM MMCia-
tioD'1 "Bay Oraate Coant,
J'tnt ...........
''Mu et tbe Year" awanl
wtll ... pr•llllted to Con-srerrn• Bldmd T. Baima
(~Ben) f«
hia ~ to the iD-
dutrtal dnel.,.nent cf tbe
aru ud a reeopltiaa tor
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Scheduled
Orton Joins
Mesa .Firm
Dreyfua Reveals
1967 Eamiap
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DAILY '1l0f
Biological
Research
Grants Set
Studenta In bWoC1CaJ
1cleocea at coleCN ~
out the Southwestm11 a,pplJ
fer particlpaUoa In a 1um-mer research PNICflm ID the
school of btoloclcat Rlence.t
at tJCI.
Fifteen undercractuatn,
lnclwllog several from vet.
wW be selected by a UCJ
faculty committee. The pro-
gram ls supported by a N ..
Uonal Science FoundaUoa grant of s1a.m
Each participant in the
12-weelc program w 111
receive '60 a week living
expenses and another '50
per week for 1 t u d • D t
research support.
Information can be ob-
tained by writing to sum.
mer U n d e r g r a d u a t •
Research, S c h o o I of
B l o 1 o g l c a 1 Sciences,
. University of California.
Irvine. Deadline for ap-
pllutioo ii Aprll 15.
Kent Edler
At School
Kent D. Edler, eon <:l Mr.
and Mrs. Donald Edler. ~
Vla Koron, Lido lale, II DOW'
attending Norttrop :r.tltut.e
of Technology in lnglewooct.
California.
Studying aJrfrane llld
powerplant maintenarn et
Northrop Tech, Edla' ia
preparing for a career u
an aviation ma.int.en.nee
technician. Upon completion
or this program, he will be
qualified to take the ex-
aminations for his airframe
and powerpla.nt certWcate
w~ hy the Fede!'al Avia-
tion Administratioo. In ed·
dltion, he may be accepted
by the <Allege of En~
ing at Northrop Tech to
lludy for the bachelor <:l
science degree in Aircraft
Maintenance EngineerinJ
Technology.
He wu graduated from
Newport Harbor H l I b
School.
5 7 Countians
Get Degrees
Fitty·seven. students from
Orange County communJtte1
were among the 99 W'bo
were graduated and receiv-
ed bachelor's and muter'•
degrees recently;l!UTlng tile
Chapman College MJd-Year
Commencement. All
degrees were conferred by
Dr. John L. Davia, president
or the college.
Among those from Orange
County w e r e : Frederick:
William Kyle, Costa Meta;
Dwight Beachman, William
Newbill and Ruth WutphaJ
or Huntington B e a c h :
Norman BoruckJ and John
Manders, Laguna Beach;
Ralph Laughner Yeomans o(
Newport Beach; Charles
Eugene Monroe, S e a 1
Beach; feter Bur we 11 ,
Sunset i:seach; and Lolita
Jean Cramer o f
Westm.lnater.
Needs Eyed
By Anaheim
The need for a new
Anaheim city ball wu the
first recommendation to be
drafted today by t b e
CIUzeos Comm.lttee studying
capital improvements for
Anaheim.
In a resolution released
by the building committee,
chaired by realtor Dave
Collins , It was stated the
committee will pr e p a r e
recommendations regarding
location, size and design,
economics and funding, and
disposition of existing pro-
perties that will be made
surplus by any new con-
struction.
The 34-mAD buildlng com•
mlttee Js one of five com-
mittees with 100 membel'I
appointed by the City Coun-
cil to study and make recommendations on a wide
range of c ~ p I ta 1 lJI>.
provementl for tbt dJ;J •
Sherry Love
Becomes Nune
···--
I t I
'
" f OAJl V Ml.OT
Evwyone HM
Som1thif19 n..t
Someone a.. w..m-
. .
i-40USIS 'OR SALi HOUSIS FOil SALa HOUSES 'OR SALE
Oenertl 1• 0-.rel 1000 GIMr8' 1'*' GeMr•I
1/1
HAllOI
HIGHLANDS
2001H~dDr.
Drive by • U 10" llb the
outaldt'. you'll LOVE tbf ii>
1>1dc! ll has 3 bdrms i Fam-
ily Room. plus llxl2 d.lninl
an>a. 2&,. b91ba and ""1ce
pon:b with plmty of C9~
n"U Compleie lolcbftl Bit/
1n~ lndudin( newly iww
doubt~ door ttfri&ft"l.&Dr.
RN.!15\JCall,y p r 1 c e d ti
SJG.500.
m~ £•ea:~
lay Ir .....
RHlty, Inc.
:?1()7 E. Coo.at Highway, CdM
lnine Ten1ce #IV
Exciting SpaniAh arcb.lter-
ture. 4 BR's .l f11m nn. Wrl
bar, lgr master BR w/dress-
lng nn Ir pvt prdena. Ex·
posed beamed ceilings . . .
~7,500
Mrs. RaulJlton c.ww• ..... &C..
-L C.. ........ __,....,~ •1 "ml .....
2aL11181 ..._
Eves. Call 646-1050
RXiioi lsUAo
loyfront Home
with 4 Bedrooms, 4 Baths,
large pier i slip
designed into
lemporary modem
priced at lot val~
$157.SOO i-;iiiiiiiiiiiii;iiiiiii~ I CaD John Abell II e Eves: i73-'136:> • Sacrifice!
6 Bedrooms, family rm. 2
frl>lcs, 41,t baths, kine-she
heated & filtered p o o I.
PLUS million dollar day &
night Catalina & Bay View.
Reduced from ntO,<MX>
to $15,000
for lmmedlat" sale
Chester Salisbury
REALTOR
315 Marine Ave. Balboa la.
673-6900 •
5 BEDROOMS
lepllblk W /Pool
tmmriculate home In mint
condlt.ion. ld~I for tbal
Wie family. Larae Antboey
pool, deluxe water toftener
UldUded Jn price al $42.ZIO.
JOA. co:rs
~WALLACE-
lllALTOU
5464141-(0,... .,,...,....,
HARBOR VIEW
HILLS
Ceront clel Mar
L1uk • buUt homes located
i.n the Southland.. IDOllt cs.
sirable Ir fuclnatiJll area.
School• ' Calif. Irvine Campua just m o m e n t a
awa,y
Sensibly priced from
133,900 to $43.500
LUSK HOMES
D11ect10M: MacAnhur Blvcl.
from Pacific Col.It Hwy. or
s.._1IOl1 fwy. Tam on San
.I oaquin Hills Rd.. tbel
follow 11gns ro model area.
ACT IOW
NM rr again al 1ucb a low
pri~ lbili 3 + family room
6 )'NJ' old bome, 2 bet!I~.
all rltct. bit-In kitchen, lrplr .,.,th log llghtrr, alM> lndud-
ed are washer. dryer A: r~
higcrator, Only $21.500 with
terms.
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l I \I '
200 WESl'O.UT DRIVE Snooker, lllllards PRICED to sell. S99 mo payw
ar "you name It" 11 possible ail on assuming 5% % GI. 646-m.t Open Eves. in W.1Sx24 detached room, 3 Bdrm, cpta, drps, man..v
DISTRESS SALE -or a boat can be pulk-d extraa. Submit terms, will
Family sltuadon demands tbrou&b the double carage C'IJTY 2nd. Owner. 540-~39.
fut action at a 11acrUiet> right Into thla "hobby, or 646--0452.-...,,.----.,,----
priot. Sharp 4 bedroom 2 work-room". Ob ye., there'• Sale by Owner
beth, carpets Ir drapt'S -a lovely 4 i family Pace-GoU counie b om l'. Comer
$25,«JO -AllWDe hilh FJU wtter, loo. About n60 111 ft Joe, 3 BR's. 2983 Java Rd.
loan with low down. In all. Stt It this w~. C. M. Pricl' S37.SOO •
646-7171 546-2313 It'• eaey to buy· 111bmiL Make offer. Call 548-3873
0,... lws 'tit 9 Col .... R•lty 546 5110 3 BR. Freedom ~-N;;
Td: ~J Ll\.L
L~TATER::_.
lSOll AdAml at Hart>Gr rarpeta, drapes tarse frnc.
tNear Onema Theatrl'l ed yard, dble detached gar-
l!!!!!ml!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!m!!l!!!!!!!!!m!!ml age, $17,950. By owner.
962..3194. PUii llOW
~.
HOW SWEET fT ISi
to ftnd a 3 BR borne ftll'
Wnly $14,l:iO. Includes elect.
built..ina, dlshWuber, car-peq Ir drapes. Hurry I:
IUibmlt a down payment.
Pacific Shores Realty
SJS.a89t EYes 96UN1
THE
WILD ONE
Ouplaes '-" S.le 1975
DUPLEX. Eaatllide C.M.
2 BR each, fpf. Patio.
A·l Cond. Agf.JJt. 548-1781
IO:NTALS
.--. Furnished
Rentals to Share 2005
WHY RENT?
LEASE/OPTION
3 BR, 2 baths, Newport
Shores. Pool le Oubhowie
MADGE DAVIS Realtor
&t2-7<MX>
TOWNHOUSE Lene ar Sale;
tum le unfum 3 BR., 2% ba.,
trpl., carp., drapes, hlt-ila.
2 car pr., heated pool
871"88ll Alt S pm & wknds
call: 646-5731
LEASE w/option, wattrfrom
2 BR, pil'r & 11Jp. ExcllL,m
community. 837-5255
OCEANFRONT cottage. I
BR, cpta, drps, stove, !'f'-1
frig, Le~ $170 mo. $9'l11
4 SR 2 beths, walk to Ru~
Ungton Shopping Ce11ler. w .. ru•neter 2'12W..tm1Mter
$25,500. 847-1472 alt 3 ----------------------
2612 2612
Mutt ~leJ>banta? Dime-a-line
0 ReorrOftO• lerren o4 lht
four 1tro111bltd worclt i: ..
law to forno four lomple words.
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(}reen
TOWNHOUSES
C.rpets, Or.apes, luilt.i11\
••• every luxury! lit
F.-$175
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lana II ........... -
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~. l ll'!l6 Uarbot. can eou. 32T-41tll aft &
e PR..Om Retail 1..ot'ation e . S1:0IU: -18 x 40
1115 H&rbar, 0.1 64S-&i54
6070
lw.. !l!p•r~ 6JOO ,...., w,.. A4k) 6400
Your Own ~j~""' PUPPY, little b11Ck rtma.t,, , ''NUm '' Sc<o~ttrifl' tYPt· Red col-'r•~ Ston llU', about 4 °'°'" old.
A DICNlfIED BUSINESS V~lnli, Sl.ntl labelle I
IN f. HUGE t>Sr Orqe Ave. Hi-61.'fi
CROWING-MARKrl' WH'f' toy pOOdle. Malt. Vic
"NulvW(' ~\ion wtt!I ~Nation&! Avr., CM.
I Pf'OVfll record of ~ -"~·~ .... =)'--------J in open.tln( ~ ltotH Very tame black I wt.itr
l1 now ollerin.a: a llmltrd !tmalr. nbbit lexpectanl)
nwnbtt ol tnnchiaes to GMi687
,qua 11 fl rd indivlduula or -----'-"----1
frOllPll . l"t 6401
INVESTMENT OF $13,t"aO
CASH INC..UDES: e Complete Jlort! ftxtWft A
e<tlliPment . e Merchandiae' tnventory
tretum5 l6CXlO al reta\U
e Expert &lit IM.'ltetion
• LH.ae rqotiatioM
LOST; Blk. inalt Poodle, l:,:r
miniature-Vic. Meyer It
Victoria, CM. Reward.
~165.
l.ADJES a o Id walch-:-H~x
balld; vie. S Poirita. Lihl'-I,,
B'way 1tore. Reward
841·2937. • Stare de!dll'.ll ' la)OUI
•Complete warffiouslna: lief-CHlHUAJruA, Cernalr . It
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Whaddy1 Wint? Whlddy1 Get?
SPECIAL CLASSIFICATION FOR
NATUaAL BORN SWAPPERS
Special lt1t1
i ll'* -S tlmea -S ltvcb
•ULf.' -40 tolUSl INCLl.IO• -•' 1--1 .,., 111 ..... tr-t-W~ .,.., ••M lo "-. ~'oua .,.._ _,.,, IM<I..... ._, .,,., .,. ........,._,,.
l--ltQ1i.(tNG PQR U.1 I -fRADE.S OM\.''
• PHONE 642-5671
T• Pi.d Your Trider'• P1r1di11 ~ "
L19VM N!ft!el 710'1 ~LEX l BR. 2 Ba., blt-
t Mm. tame, na. 1DI, patio. Nr. beacb. 1140
Dn1.0.S: 2100 \\'. Coast
Hwy.., N.wpo.1. f\EWPORT
AnT Cl!:NTER, a~·1"Q!;B lron1
thtt Shift 9liH . Prcstigr,
modem blda-l'lf'1aonablr.
n>nta. Utllides pofd. OU-
9tl'Mt, Jll'iV•tr lot perking .•
Wdl .riiaintainl'd. lleavy
roNINcton for quietnes.
Individual air-1.:orKlitloning.
Rent.al det•lls 111 offit'\' lZ
or C9ll: 548-2400 of ~78
vice bn)o.\'?I, "Prnney'" CM are<1. SWAP: }"Ol'd A Pickup :io e 111 • afore 4 On-The-Job f>f&-mt after 6. AntiQUf', good conditinn.
tr.v.ining LABRADOR Retriever. B1k }'QR; Late r.1.~el VW buR,
Small home busme111 Iii
11old pwmlng kllll, l!~
split? Ume activity witU.
beneflU U'llde !or i;;ta. ft&.
1pProx $500. val. 548-a642.
In MONARCH BAY $3511 Winter. 1'15-J127,
OWNm i7>25S1 1-BR., fCI. pr. 30' Boal dock
e Advertiling It promotional fem, Milling in Dover Shor· Ir o o d coocb!IOll. M!!-T!r.ti
aid.Ii es Atta. ft.toward. 6-tl-0828 l\J1er 4 p.111 .
Adults: DO prb. $150 Mo. PHONE Ml. MOlllSON Hl-05"
c..~~-~·~·~'~ .. ~·-~-~-_:39!!!50! l1""'~~·~"~"jl~"'~· ~·'IJ.&<?I~~·;.;;;; -LARGE 2 BR on Seubore l"'"""""'"""'"'"'"'"l'"'"'"'"'"""""""""" Pritn• loc. for Ii:.-Corp. NEAR CdM JU Sc llool Dr. Adulta., $165 mo 'till Costa Mna 5100 Corona del Mar 5150 Ofc'1 ~ llll f1 ~~ :sc-.
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Exiatin1 OPf'r11tion1 now TOY POODI/= "Bonnie". blk '48 Int1 walk-in Cartlper.
nettlni 118,000 plu~ pr )'t'ar & a:rY· 100 Hillcr,sl. LB Trade (Or 1950 or new"r
• locatiom immediately Rl'ward 4~4 f'ord or Chev t too tru1·k.
11vailabJr in Orang, County, -Of like value.
Al:W !world'&luyest) ROOI
Br.er Dr1v!!-in I: Restaur.,
li(•als 180; in Oraugr CqtJ,
$2{1,00) Eq., Cllli ¥Id ~
pq. Tndf' !or'!' ~1-7401 W.
Cl'leery, ~el l Br Jane ts. Brew Rb)t. ftl.3>12 Recpt .re.., 7 pvt afc's
home. Blt·la eiec:-lrilmen.. I&... I R · walnut/pan.' crpts. dr:ipes
\\'rite about youraelf tn dttail Pirson•ls 6405 1!91-:lt.S
iG\vr Phone #) 10 ----;,;"..-..~ .... ....," SmolJ "'5:,•pl HARBOR * .... nne eel * a:.="~'."'"~~;,
-----"----1 APARTMENTS --•
·---L' "'·'-, . HAVJ;; houw Want units 1-.u ... :wse ~• Manager SINGLE. · ~el! Personaltty Hnve ln.nd Want TD's illlve
P 0 Box 906, Costa t.'eu., i:otur. Call for Confidm-TO's WI.lit f' & c House
92627 Hal ~ecorded l\tesr.tti:e. MllVI' TD'1 Want C".il' R. ~·. IUU.TOP l:lt1te San Juaa
Capistrano, over 3000 aq;;n,
4 BR. pool, l-car 11:ar. Over
I I C'. $74,00) clear. 'J'rd }of
local prop. Bia:. ~&-mi '
THE ORIGTN AL 531-40'10 2t hou"!___ Steel!' Rltr. ~S-9567
THIEF OF BAGHDAD ALCOHOLICS Anonymout -~-
, __ .--. __ Fu_mlohotl _____ ,~i.t .!:::1 .;~~ GREENS ~a~~!n~~ _v= I~' YO~~~-~rR!!. small
General 4000 541-1421 BACHELOR _ UNFURN. SliPI Available offi~ bldJ, in Cost11. A1es!l. Never Had It This Good: Hnrbor Area. Phone 673·8124 WANT: Oa~ Point kit ;i.1i
I I .. -· "· ~ _,, I ,. "-part paym I. on Nl'Yo-port -ll. ·"""' ......,.., •-ts I nuun-Betdi h<Ml\I,', 200 fl from HOLID V"r• "'' :z BR • 2 Balh Apts. Good loc. Ideal for accounl-AY PLAZA ~~Y. larie l br fr.ind from $100 "ant, lnaUrt.nc!r. re.ll f'~la••
DELUXE -· t BR yard bd1 a\ ..... ~ W LEASE · or -BUY • KJUS • • -..--_,., • IDcL util m1111. caq,: 544-23216 after Fun. Apta nz;. + util. '4th St. 213 -691-95E. SQ>, Mo. I UP • $59,SW up 1 P ni A.II ~ DELJ. Full)' l'qtlipt, · • SrNGLE ADULTS* oceanfront.Princlpal&Only
Heated pool, c a • p e I i n g 1 • 2 I l BDRM. 2525 <ban Btvd., CdM _;_-c=· ~·;-;~;._,-..-~~-
drapet, 1mplr parklnf. No f'URN. A UNFURN. 613-1788 -for further info 1815 w.stcliff Dr.
Uke New. Ch»ct Bay Jo"ront Call for rccorded mes.~ege Own!'r 642-:611
Loe. Low Rent Lease & 2-1 Hou"' I day Ir 53J.6JIO HAVE· ...... , n-, I .
Dll.rMt. Point $39,000 l bdr,
2 full batt11, lie pool., J!car
gar. $16,lm rqt,y. Trade
for any Nowpt Bcb ·R.E.
Owner, 642·2123
Ali SUpplin, LI c r n s e. ""~==~~:,;:::-~-:-,! · -~uxe ...... ..,an rt
Htallh permit. ecc·. $15,000 Funerila 6412 Duplex NB. Excel income.
Vahle. MUST sell rii:tit now Trade for 1ingle house in
cblldrm, no pet.I. 10No~~'"~"'°c:.:.rt;...:H~g~b.:;:.,. __ 4~2~1:;0 Heated Pool.I, Clilld Care Jfennan Troll, Mil". ,..._, ... __
1915 Pomona, CM. M2-M;i8 Center, Adj. to SboPP!n&.-1~ ...... ~~ ... ~'!!!!!~~ I .,.,.uxe cust. """"'"' Oft· suite.
all Owner tranafrrrl'd. St!-Orange Co. Prine only. m• WESTMINSTER 1 rn.1•:•
Furn 1 A'! BR Apt.I. 2100 Pl'tenon W&J • .t Har-NEW Deluxe Spa.clout. 4 BR, Crpta, dlw. recepl + ~pvt
Adalt:s. Call 646-ti64 bar I: Adami, to.ta Meu. 2~ ba. $250 Yl'I lc-ase Bill CXc'1. waJnut/pen, 11.1r-l-ond
26% Jo:. 16th Strtt! 546-0l'JID White 6'13-62IO 673-l298 7m !IQ ft around fir. orr
be1ut/patW,, $215 inrl 11t1l
Coste Miu 4100
Lido lal• 5351 Owners 548-9586 548-5-119 I ~;;:::..;::::, ___ _.:::;:; I SMALL olfi~. 11t~:or-
NASSAU Palms 1 4 2 BR
Furn er Un! SllS.$150. Htd. I :lo=llloo='-----'=
pool. 111 E. 22nd SL 6(2.31645
-. PARTNER-.-MEMORIAL PARK Wld, PU '"''" """ ·;t Jaguar XK140 Conv. Auro.
Fantastic new product with
1•.'ide public acceptance. Un-
limlted potential. Requirrs
125,000 i.:ash -part or full
time. !71-2950 no to 6 PM1
Mortuary & C1JMl1ry $450 valul'. Will pay r18h
L"XCHANGE unall bome on
R·i lot with room lor mare
unita for 20xt0 Mobile bmnt.
Fortin Co. 1103 Wtt:tcli1f Dr.
642-5000 or 548.2576 .r -.
COMM. cor l bldp hom., I.
orfitt NE 1.w tllh 6--0r-
ange, HB. Approx $6000 eq.
1'rack-for othet-prop or 1
Bkr. 530-258.l eve• 53&-1972
14' Ski t.o.at. SO hp eltt.
Jduuion & Uailu. Uke ~
Valut ~ Tntde for lair
model car 1cr '!'?? 892.aI~
'rnAOE: My 12 )'J'. old du-
pl<'X, lAgwia Bead!: 5 mm
10 lOWn I. beach. All fb.nl-
llhfd; for: 'l BR liXtNIPPf!I' ~. preler LliiUll&'ild>.
494-1120
NEAT ii: dean, O'ltt'llud
bechrlor apt Nicely tum. n20. 5*6338 M0-9936
l 8DR..\1. Pool.. Util pd. Sll5.
No chldrn or pets. 646-62".l'J
NOW'S THE
TIME FOR ·
DICK.CASH
THROUGH A
DAILY PILOT
WANT AD
DIAL
642-5678
a.EAN S.chelor Apt.I.
All atil mcl S75 up.
31.5 E. BLlboa. Blvd.
BALBOA * 673--~
2BR.2BA
MARTINIQUE
GARDEN APTS.
Furn S125 ~ Parklike 1unouodinp
========~I FURNlSHED BACiELORS
Boy hl1nds 4350 UNFURN 1 BR - 2 BR. l BR -~------'= 2 bat.hi available
BAOIELOR. Apt . Utilities Carpel!, drapes, garage
furn . S!JO/mo-l!t 1r: 1a 1 t 11th & S.nt1 Ana, C.M.
Seo: Sal/Sun, ll2~;. A.gate 646-4113 646-»4~
Huntinqton BeKh 4400
RoClml It; Apta I.or Rent
Dy, wk, mo. Sngla 1 & 2 BR
% bit bch. All linens A utll•
COMPASS MOTEL
Bennud1 Village
Spac 2 &: 3 BR, 1~ balbl
Cartlt!la, dral)t's
l BDRM. newl,y decor. ner location. $50. Ulil ind.
Adults no pet. UUJ pd. Neu &12~.
Bay. SI40. 101 Via }'lorencr. l •_,~=~----Phone 613-6573. $95 It; $175. Air C.'Ond. pa.rk'g,
Huntington S.1ch 5400
BEACHWOOD
Apartment Homes
Private patios -Near Beach,
Goll and Shopping.
Orange County BAnk Bldg.
230 E. 17th St. CM. 642·1435
0Ff1CE With Hlfing quorlers
1125, one ,alc::we fl2a Cl\f .... ~ ..
lndustrill l•nt1I 6090
o~·no:c; i1: yat"d •tl)('!lgt!
llPQCI' suit. • contr. C.Jr srn:
mfg N'pt Sch. Owner 642· , ...
Lots ~roo
Ocean View
OISTJUBU'l'ORS riew k11r
i:.l'ely mirror. Conlat•I Al
J1.1-vi1 tbi~ wlmd 11 16 Sta-
tioo Harbor at Katclla
•Next 10 Disneylaodl
YACHT Sales COf'p. Xlnt
nf'w 111.il l power + bkrg.
Xlnt water Joe. P\easant-
proli1able. Bui s:icl,ooo. Val-
id buyer ooly, Writr Bo:ri: P-
3~. Daily PUot.
Comi.l1t1 funer1la dilt. 54.').2696 nights.
rom $245 Cemetiry Iota WANT16to20Unit.s. llAVE
Duplex near Ocean. Casi add
from $130 1·ash. Art Gkwinetti, fUtr.
Include& ~owmenr Carr 673-1420 i?l-!ll8'1
Everythlna: in one be1ulllul l~~~·,;;_:c:.::.:_~-~ pl.a.er meana lesa cORt. $20,000 Equity In beautiful
No tratDc problems. Nrwport Beach home. Will
l'll!Ol Beach \Vl'stmiruiter lrade lor 1portme111 hou.-e
531·17'lS • !!IJ..2f21 in Npt Bch. Costa Mesa or
Hunt Bcb. ~150
* * * * * --~-----~ -----ll8 ·11th St. N.B. ;)36..4J.70 Near shopping &: gchoo\s
1 A; 2 BR Apts, Blodr: lo 1 .... ' .. '·~· .. · .. "" ... • .. eo ... 11~··~· .... #~·Beattl, heated pool. S75. 1 •..&-/
3 BR 2 INtha, frplc
2 BR 2 baths, p<1fios
I IR -Wilk in clout•
Wamer I: Sprlni:dale, H.B.
!2 mils W ol Beach Blvd. I
142-SOOI "Or 142-3615
WEIJ.. equipped machine
ahop doing jab abop, prolo.
~. pe • looting work':. 1200 Sq. 1.46 1cre1-·2l.ST P1cific Avt. fl. Good loCation-Low rPnt. SIERVICI: DIRECTQft.Y
tR3 CounlyJ •• °'" Fu RT • txo"" -' 2 BR, 2 ba. Pool, patio. \ OWNER '""· u price, knm. •.A ~NS ~ Child(•,. 6610 Haulint 6T.IO MORA KAJ, 81!1 Garfitld. 142-l61S Evf'!'I. rn.Jli69 ~T!;m Antt 7 PM. Beginners. Bu1e dnawme _;;,;c,.:..,;,;: ___ _;c_;
Priv 1tTret, 1 block north I ~~!!"'"!!'""~!!'!"""'~" /GARDE'NlNG Route I u r C.Ol!lpot.itioo Ii: color. Stlll'I UCENSED DAY CARE CLEAN Jots, 11rqes. ell'..
off Gvf!ekl. 962-89!M I SW!16' v · • Sale. NewpaM-Collt1 Metil March 4 • Golden Gallery Hot luncbc1, nlPI, crafts. Trtt removal. dump, ~p.
to $150 " frer utilities. ' ...-m w carport
S36-3TTl 53&-T282 $90. Water paid, near
• Jew !·123 Galaxy Al'"'&. 546-5382 1425 So. COMt HiWI)', IC'l'OM Ha.rbor·Baktt • 546·1339 beckhoe, flll, i;rade. 962-11•5 Drive, Dover Shores. •-A c '-
1 BR S60, Larae 2 BR 11<.:bool Avall Marth 1.
IP1rll y fur n) $90 . 2194 Placentia Avenue
"'
500 , ··"·'d A~UE ,....._ ...... ··-•~ .,.11-, uvm rt enter, ...... guna. SAVE MONEY * Before....,, , . ...,.,... • S6JO &II-"• '"' • ....., •v• ....,. • f!M-9893 • Con_f('a~n , 6620 "uvv
uually. By owner. 646-2151 livln&' qullt'1eni. JtSOO. !iJ6. I ==;;:~~~~~=~/;:?.:':·~7,<.L,~-:-_;;,;;;;o / T1ke ii to lbe dump ca
Downtown &rea. 536-040.1 ~37-03!!0 S620
-~cN f ALi
Apts.. Unfumilhed $105 -$120--
Luxuriovs TownhouM
-l-BDRM Unlun:it.lbed
Eltc kitchen. Beautiful big
pool. Nr sbp'g. Adulta only,
HARBOR TOWNHOUSE
VOLTAIRE
Jo"KOM $9!J.50
0071 I· ROOM dditiom lo O'W! Us! 6'£.9188 or ~
ONE of thf' lut largr and I =========~ /!C~·~-~!"'Y~!L~°"!!,. __ '4!!_1~11/ 1 ' w ""I ~-C-~~=''='-'o-~7--1
Lie 1 BR. _2 BR. Studios
Hotpoirlt bltns. retrig,
cptl, drpa, pvt patio,
pool , recre&l..lon area.
beautiful fee !lmpl,. lot I · head, toP quality! 16'X20' I HAULING. n-ub pidalp. J
Anl.iquu. Way. Dover Shores. tnvtttmtftt Oppor. '310 JIARBOR R.nt Memorial f'iuaily nn. Special ·alfer, Ttfi'il"'rnrnr.-All7ftlfnFWe-dol
Kl 7-0f?. OWNER Park. J lots for $700 or $2300. LT CoDlt, OR 3-JJ66 It aU. Expert work. 5'5-27112
CHo!CE LOT 00 DESIGNERS S250 for one. :.Jl-4245 aft Additions * Rc-mode.lina: VEN DOME 2217 Harbor Blvd .• 01 8U S. Fairview Rd. 541-7485
IBtwn ?t1cFadden I: 1st St!
Prosreulve Yoong -need l PM. Yttd JI. Gerwid:-Llc. 67 •• ,
Santiago, N~ &oacb b1cker1 ,Mblr lhf'm ma.nu-6'J3.Ci041 * 543-7170 lncom9 Tix .ul • ·~ ~-* I -•-_..... S1200 COMPANION ~ """'"""""' acture ILLl·e""-T 9l!'CUl'ed or-.........
ders sound inve1tment Will >'irlll Tier Palm Coun in (1-t Clunin 6625 Gordon N. Warren PaclfkViewMemor ia l .,..... 9 Maple Capri E.\ll:RALD 81\Y view Jot SPECIAL!
2 WKS FREE RENT SPAC 2 & l BR. 1% bath& Laguna h1ch 5705 48xl3.';. Priv. heacb. Rrcrea-
Make retctVatloM NOW CpU, drps, 2 pools
lumlllh proof. 67~ P k 646-54 Pub. Acct. -Eat. 1951
ar · 51 DURAQ.EAN Rus aDd Uph. HonM or Office Appt1. Newly Redecorated Near Mlp'g and school.I 100 CLIFF DRIVE l =1=''="·=8~Y~';:"';-'~'=,......,.="'·==
(Joa to shopping, Parle FROM $99.50 LUXURY FURN/UNFURN R1nchliS
BOAT Delller & Mfgr nr.t'Cls
$8000 20% return on lnvr.1l.
Fully M?cti~. xlnt future
PACJ~iC VIEW, 11)-grave Cl.ear>er•-Recommended by Now lncorponotin& forrnv
~tr. Endowment 1'8re. Parent I: McCalb for qual. Jo', J. Hanna practice
._ Clult & Girlf Club Mir-1991 Maple, #3 Year.11 Leue. 1 I: 2 BR 1;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;6;;1;;50; -1• •tes>t to ShOft l Shops • potential for bigt!er n'.'turn
pllll!I 1968 TllX lou Avail.
"1rltf! Box M-36 oauy Pilot
$7Z:l. 540-8224 t·~ rsdm9te. 5'&-&l+4 OPEN 7 DAYS
• Spadoas J Br'a -:z Ba Luxuruous 2 BR. 1% ha. Oteanvielll' from ltvuy Apt. Cartfomia Rancho SERVICE Dl~ECIORY CARPET Oeanln&-t1oor -4210 Se.shore, N.B.
e SW\m Pool -PuVgreen all elec, crpts, drps, GE from $150 mo up. stripPing. Waxing. Walle, e '75.3345 e
BilbyMttlnt 6550 Window. "ashed. :t.11-0567 "-than Tix S.rvlc• • Fl'Jll Indi..-llndry fac'l1 kitch. coJor anterina1>, Encl f!M..2449 I acrt or gently sloping land
• Adults I. Family areas g-dJ', Pine trees, nr bus. f130. l -~~-=c.c.:..____ with 11 four ·stall bum, 100 Mortg1ge1, T.D.'a 6345 1845 An1Mim AYe. Adulta. 120 E. 20lh. 2 Bdrm, view, cptt, drps, Jenced pasturr. A 00.utiruJ
CM .,,., ....,. 1tove, rclrll, gar, lllundry. ·• Bdrm, z ha ho--. -•-e 4or,<, YJEI..D e · · ~_.., 2 BR Htd Pool, Adjacent ma-North 81d. t1SI mo lrase. ~ "'"" .. "" jor slip'& SllO. util pd. Ad-494-lli62 has a billard room. Priced MUSI sell Trust Oetod! J?_j,OOQ
RENT I -11., .. _... ~..,., al 11!1,500. fllf' more info Ca.'lh req. 6 to 1 l'Ollatcr11I.
u l!I."""' '.....,.."''6· OCE•" --• B ni~ r~v.-.t -• r, aemi· plel.!ie c'llll Glenn Thomp!IOl'l Prop. told for $115,lm with 1----------1
'l BR Apt. New cpt1, drpii, fum!Ahed . Adults. S200 mo. with : $50,000 down. Must bt rrady BABYSITTING, my home,
permanent, under 4. Swing
llilift conlldtted. :;.tS-0884
BabyaltUna;, my home, nr.
So. Cat. Plaza Wkd9YI onl)'.
No small chldrn or peta. 64-3336 evenifll:S Eckhoff •nd Ataoc. Inc. to llr111!
By Owner. Ph: 543-6169 1-"-"'--'--"""-~--y A ,,. --D •. 2 Bedroom.I, carpebl, drapea. 1818 \ . Chapman . ve. ~~ ay or .vr .
• HURRY! • Ocean view. Swimm.In( pool. Orani:r. Callf. $33,000 lsl T.D. payable. s:l!:i
1 BR .. chikiren O.K. Nnr •-'··••-Sl40 mo ~-·-s.41.26"!1 F:v,..wkndll, •Mm 1" d 5 1~ House of Cltain everything. $115 Ptt Month. ........... · · ..__...._ I !~~~~!!!'.!!~~~~ mo. incl "' ue yrs. 1r.<>
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WI~-CM diM.'OWll annuall,y for j .vn.
511 w. llllh, C.M. 541-1454 <11f•. ' fi.16..51f24 R1nt1l1 W9nf9d 5990 I ~;::;.:.:;;;_;;.;;;c;..;.::..,__;;.:,;~ A ,..1ge 6200 $4j,000 lour BR. :l ba , L.A. BABYSITllSG
DEUJXE a...doul I BR uiif HO.USE 2 BR., 1tt1c gar, --'-~------hom1•, bu ill 19G:1. Lo 1 •-my •·-• ~ N gard / __, RESPON Per.in needs un.. "" uuu1
1 Apt. $100. + util. Heated ice e~ w garuent'r. R.E. S1le1miln W1ntlCI JO'l'Xl89. Macnificenl \lirw DAY or EVE :..iw..s1
pool, refri&, c 1 r pet in a, lndry, nr ahp I · $121l 646-2'tl8 furn 2 bdrm hie'-. Laguna. Eltabli!ihed rral estate finl'. ITI4J 8~.M·I. BABYSm!NG MY Ho-,•···1
'
~a. bit . P1Uo, ll:•r. vi-. Pennnt. •'LI"· dtspel, ample parkin(. No __...,,..., ·IN, new cpl.I M&rilyn. 49')...412'1 apecialll:ing ~clllllvely in S.18,tn:l Rf'fllrng -fl tt,000 in Cdlf 6~
E:xperter,~. s.t&-8261
3 R;..,,,. Furniture
$25 Month
FULL OP'I'lON TO BUY
No deposit 0.1..c..
ANTHONY'S
G•rden Service
646-1941 cbldrn. No pets. I: drt>s, no pelf, S120. 2'.lln ~~"";~~=== the llllil'lg and N.le ol nn-:z yn., lf'CUrrd by !lrong .::;;:::..:.::.:;::,. ___ _
1965 Pomona. CM. 642~ American Ave, Ci'lf. 642·7014 R~s tor Rent 5995 developed acreqe for rclli-T.D. on valuablr proll('rty. Brick, M•Mnry, etc. Reas. monthly cal'f'. PnJT>-
dentl1l development. nrcc:1.~ Prompt arlion nocr~~•ry! 656() Ing. Landscaping. Exp. hor-
Orangr: Counties Largest
Long form ...••. $10
State Tu: ..•.•. $5
ror hom' 11ppt. call
NAruAN TAX SERVICE
527-TIC ~~
O:>mputerV.ed Income To
!.fl F.. tTth. (::tif;ta Mesa
Full time reoord keeph•,
buit. mgmL, &cty'I aiKI
Bkkpa: serv. Cl131 473-&!MO
G, 8. HOFFMAN
Enrolled to practl¢e belllre
Internal Revmue Servke
For App't. 646-5421
* ml YEAR * A-1 STENO
HARBOR SllOP'G etn'R.
No Matter What It Is S200 LOVEL Y, lge. rm .. xlnt ('Oflf1Cientlou1, honest f u 11 \\'ri!r: PO.. Bo:o.: 4 l 9 I , Uculturlsl. "Tende:r. loving
view; all conveniencr~: nr. limr salcsmanit.bperiencr N-porr Brarh BRICK, ContN!tc, Carpt"nlry care for Green G11rden.f ".
tuwn. LIJtt!N Bch. Meals and R.E. llcrnae """'· Com. $69.iO . ~-T.o.Payahle S70 OHrorn Cabinet.I Sm i?b" YARD CLEAN-UPS-
7 Days I Wttk. ~
t"'ID. I: SL S4.50: Lg form
114.::.0. ~ Yra P:"fl. 1 d&J,.,
KE:\L .. ER TAX SERVICY..
19» Hartor. c.M .• 541-2404 I
~lNC'OiiE-Ts:ir: -sslhll11. $10
YOU CAN
SEUIT
WITHA
DAICY PILOT
WAllT
DIAL
MZ-5678
DIRECT
JUST SAY CHARGE rt!
• • ...
PE'NTHOUSE VTE.W OVER-
1
LOOKING SPACIOUS GAR-
DENS. Le~. Pool-f'oontain,
r barbeque, P'ireplace. Elect.
tye 2 c11r pr. Other De-
luxr Feil. 1·BR 2 BA. cpl!,
Draps. All Mainl S300 mo.
Wetklifl 1t Doller No. 1. 6(l,;ll09
2 BR: 2 ba, Nr. oeeu. trplc,
view. $lffi mo.. )'Tly. No pi:IJI
MMll9'i' wkdya 'Iii 5.
...... ff 5242
Pre-View Olltnina
C:-.4ol-
If desired. 4!M-98a3 rniMion basis. CK f'rH E!!t ~-I· II I' ,.,. s·-~ I mo lncludin& 10' l . Dur. :i -au 1ng tt11 • • '" "u! • ry
PRJV. entr, or beth, Mr n Dik1 ind CompM1y, Inc. )'l~· Behind $22,000 _ ls\ AU.. TYPES l\o11110nry, Brick shaped or removl'(I. RotoUJ.
only. $40/mo. Call alt 10 Phon.> 646-96.11 tor 1ppo111L T .D. on $45,000 Virw tiom~ Block ii Cement work. ling w~oed1nr·rmw lawna.
AM MS-3696 or M&-1418 20'i~ dllW'Otlnl 17141 4~1-11~7 Also repairs. &JG-2916 642-1260
$12.SO UP wk. w I kitchen 1-R-•_so~""'--P-'o~po'-"'""-'-'~2~0;;:5 --·---C•rpenterlng 6590 J1p::,~n----G1rd1n1r
$22.50 up Studio Apta. 2384i.,, !..AKE ar~ _ 214 A _ Mon9J W1ntld 6350 Rela.ndt1C•Pin1. 1rin1.
NewJ)Ort Blvd. CM Ms-mi Town sill' i-omer • Newber-CARPENTRY Mowinl for your garde.o. Sl:-i,000 nf'edtd f°'-GO days MINOR llEPAIRS. No Job 646.GJB.t A ~182 CORONA DEI. MAR for ry Valley ll('•t B1r1!ow. al 10'"' • n d LO point,. employed rentle:man. f>rv. Rr!lf'rv~ 1: of oil rigbl~. !Wrurf'd by ... -,,000 • 90 day Too Smt.11. Cabinet in gar-GARDEN-1NG'Complrtr ~ •~ ·-·-Al 1 A r ~. P""· -q:e~ ~other rablnet11.. . ' . rntr . ..,., mo . .,..,.....,,.,, so -1r ...... 1t a..... 'lnd on 6 a<.:rrs Ocean Virw ~81.Th Jo' 6*-23'72 DI -r1cr. :io years ell'(lE!rienc:e,
I BDRM. Prder workfng _Hl_lo_lli1,.·Aii ~ leVl•I land Soulb l.aguna. II. O. And~ YH ;!~!:." li1n-ellenl work,
wom&n. K11chtn priv~e1 Sold lo rrspon~ible zyn. .......,..,,
642-47'4 Mount. & On.rt '210 d"lf' 10 r SlOl,OOO with 'l C1u·pr.nten ready 10 do Ei:JROPY.:AN ctARDDIER =====:::;:,.~== /'<:::---C->:-R~N~>:-V~A-1-,-.--y--I S2:i.000 down. 111.0 49-1-1131. . . )'OU~ Llnd~pinr -MaillttlUlllte
Guut U----s-• 811dd 1nc. repeif, remodrl, V ~ e'l'!!S ~ .,., I rl l;ind t'or Sall' S.iOOO --:71.~1-T.O. P'1iab.le-s:>:1 Add-a-room. Frank ~>I ery reuon. __ . ·
With ll~izf'd deductions
&12.o6'20 645-91,45
voUR Hom: by APPT.
t"ederal & s1111r Returm
• )31.ai(ll •
Anwric•n T1z Service
f;u1ranteed 6GJ.l8'I
Ironing
IRONING WANTED
12.0D J"!1' ®en
Brirc h1naers.. * SM.3117
1RONIJllG, 11 .z. Brina Mr TO s~:n·1.~: ESTAn; mo. 111('1 A~: nn .ttmall lrvrl * NO JOB TOO SMALL * EXPER.T .l~panrse Gsntr~r
CAS!I Dl::AL Ot-ranvlrw !ot . A.11 dut 3 I ndsc'u~. Clranup, Main-nwn hanil'.ts.
\\'RITE KAVE "AO" yra. 10 poin1s OK. 491·11JA All rf!P•lra. Add, rrmodel. tt r11.llC'f'. "MAO<'" 8f1o-Ol:l2 1 ."="""===~°'==~-.-,;='=1 \fl'P.R..\V Rca11. * 962-1961/642--5004 ~--_ 1.
• • "' • • 1::. R&AIRS • ALTERATIONS Apt :t.nd Grneral ~e•~up J•nltoriAI ~ :vi John Str~ ind NOTICES . Mmnn11 and "lt[lhg. Orld
llo_b'qkc._ ~f11S11_. ___ 01~ 1---'-------C'.ABINETS. Any 111.e Joh jobs Ir h1ui.ni. ;>48.e!l;i5 C!.EAN windmiPI, nocni
SIL=-VAi 1-'" --..1 J F nd IF a.._1 ..... -23 yn e;xptr. ~U ----,,. •--• ---~ vr.,. '.c.1, "'"''"'(I ff r .. --C---EMDD'UNG ---._, Gf.:N'ERAI. y11'1"' cleanup, ~; numl'!I wn .. _. '
W e!" oflrrint 5 •crt11 In c. • comn.erci.. 1.rtt aervit·,. h11.ulln11 roto-1 ;,""""~B=rigb~· ~';":=""'==:::::;~I aulxtl•l•lar. J1200 down. SU / F'0\1ND1 LI~ ~ *11th, r;n\dentllll. Ca.bloetll, lte-tlliin(. ~nablr. ~ •11 monlh-Phone t41..f6«> 111· blacll L'Ord band. Vic 151h Pl'ttilll wortler M8-(l.]67 ___ ::::::::,:,,,:;::.;-::; f"l,.rhl .. "I
1'I TOWl'fllSES 2 Br., 1\,i bl rr f P. \I • fbllef1on, Newport Iha. e JAPANESE GARDl::NINO P1lntint1 -,.. --'Pll l 4 Br. :i bl!. Rl'!I 2 ldtn1ify. !ti&-1334. c.m...t. CMC,..._ 6600 Sf.rvk'f. Cleanup, Landit•P.1.--.::.. ___ _, ... o;I ~ ~. E/11de. CM. Poot. IUSINESS -'"' BROWN • whTte&f-e CONCR£TE WORK e li1":'::,· ="='·='°;;34 '°''""=:pm.:,·==
• I furn. $158M~t~s-Own-l'INANCIAL fectlonate 1n1le pu~. Part OC All T'rPcl-No Job 100 General hrvkel 6611 ON TEN Aau::B tt. 67>13!13.'Cft. til.ft79. l-..:..:=;:;.;;.chmlt'-"'--6JOO--C'.mna.11 Shtp!W'rd. Vic:. 2ltd 1-!Sm~olL~C~oll~' _!m~IOJl~_/-"'"'f::::':-:'.:":::::::::":'-
1 A J M, rw. 6 UnNrn v.usl' ldl, Wldrr pr\cc Due IVL Oppor ;. -·--~-"'-'-'-'·-""-----1 CUITOM PATIOO a. SAVE 0"'1 REPAIJtS f'rllb I PrVPMb I Pl:da to .-a 111 die tunily, 4 un-FRIGIDA"IRI 1''ound -bUlci A wblil nbbit mode w.-. .\lit CODCn!tt Plumblnl, Cl;rptntry, Dec.
Tm.tit • O:llar't ~ 1 tt Apt. Gr-d tr..:, Ptrl«t Golnr buAI~ _ al new • tame.. ~ • a11wtiw A ~. IC-1010 trical, A"1 bOme r1:pU. l~~~~~rA~~@
.... l'lftl'Qr,_. (O'td. SUI s. arc. St. ti.A. wutwn. Bia: monq' loct.. B!!ic:b. H.B. can 5.1Mm l -''"THORRilli.n<~roi'iiiNat6~.~"~~oo 'l~~D~ld<~-~~;-~~-1
• 8'lll Lee, OOI ""'11 ~"';...;1,;·""'-;,:;=-=-,-Uona. 23341' W. V1lendl. FOUND: Cid~~· 'l'ic. NO JOB 100 SMALL Pllntinr.-..Plumbq, CM· ·c~ .. a..""'' DEWXE b1Dlo:. c:p.. ~. ru1~. tn1> sz.1933 &'boa P• . eat1 a. FrH e•L &t1-J.2'J41m-5611 pencry. RH.11 Ket tn.urat.
blt>iDI. Walk lo Wtm:WI P'O!ITER ~-rtttr atore. WtD \dcllllly. 6U.7DI CEMENT k. Ill IYPN BankAlnfrirard OK ~ t:I~ CW....,, stab. x1111 *· MUIC •D ~Wk Ir wht nbMt No"* ,., ':,... f"n!e. m : O.U "M.IM~
fihPe ti 1' ·le?~ • Dr!s..otdrfL_G.l.6d-......£. 7,.__oty._ H m1ru~u '-~=~~==~~E:..tn~--~':;;::;..:,::::.,,:!:l~
"
.
-... .. ;/'.: .-. -. -... , ...
"' VIC
~fol I 6860 Help W•nted, Men 7200
CUSTOM PATIO COVERS
AND CONCRETE WORK
I>al.t Const. Co. !)3:24D -Plumbing 6890
LEAKS! Gas or water elec-
tronlcally located under ce-
'DWtll, blacktop, around.
nils, ahowen, any place.
Repalred. Water lines clean-
ed, pressure rutored.
CALL "LE.A.KS" 642-0J.18
BankAmerica.rd OK
Plumb111g repairs A ~rvices
dtaln lines stoppages cleared
A&B Discount Plwnbin&
6-IZ.1680
PLUMB~G
REPAIRS R.D100EL
642-3128
TRADE! Expert work for
ANYTHING -tumlture.
tools, you-name-It. 642--0348.
S.Wlng 6960
Alterations, cuatom dress
mak\ni. ReUlllable pries
For app'l, 67J..6015
Alter1tlon~2-5'45
Neat, accurate, 20 yrs. exp.
T1ilorln9 6970
Alterations 1' RfftyUn&
Men • Ladles,. 673-2170
PURDUE TAILORS, CdM
11LE, Cer1mlc 6974
* Verne, the nle Man *
CU1t. work. [nstall A repairs. No job too small. Plaster
patch. L e a k I n 1 lhow"'
repaired. 847-1957.
JOBS & EMPLOYMENT
.lob W1nted, Ledy 7020
CONY A.J..E.5CENT A invalid
catt by nune aJd, M r 1
Moniaon u cel refs.
646-18'l2, alt 6 pm.
GENERAL Otflce Secretary
dcs1tes full t11M paeltlon.
f!.M. Reis. 642.3966.
EXPERIENCED, depend a-
bit woman desiru Hou.st-
'.cleaning. $2 per hr. &42-8581
SECRETARY. Sharp. Top
Skills. Ref1. Wanta ~ da,y
ptrm. job. 536-0!Jl Evea
HOUSEWORK. Ref. U req.
$2.25 hr. Also empty apta.
.l housei. by e1t. 536-6801
DA YWORK-REFS
113.5-1168 Reliable Anytime
Domestic Help 7035
UVE INS
Employer pay1 fftJI
George Byland Aaency
W.B E. 16th, S.A. 547-0395
Otlnue • En&lilh • French
Permanent. exper. Uve-ln
Far Eut Al,cy. MU703
Agenci ... Men 7100
We aped11f1e fn
EngiMetlnt plecementt
WILLIAM PENN
Auodatn Areney
18S6 NA'J)Ort Blvd., C.M.
' 642-6434
Help W•nted Men 7200
Bartenden
APPLY IN PERSON
~11 and 3-5
REUBEN E. LEE
1S1 E. Co.at Hlghw1y
NEWPORT BEACH
MACHINIST
EllCJine Lathe
To $4.00 Hour
Mlnimum 5 yean experl-
ence. Company belwfiu tn-
eluding pa.Id We and med-
teal Insurance, bonul plan
and overtime. Apply or call
Troy Engrevlng Co.
2322 S. Pullman St.
Santa Ana ~
S1lesmen & Mln19trt
Olrttr opporty "IU! leadina
firm offering O'fll' 100 mu-
tual funds. Full or pt time.
No exptr nee. we train.
Npt Bch omc.. 642-6422
Santa An• ottlce, 547-1331
lnvmorw Flnanda.I
Sttvlcu. lDc. ---CROPPER GUN OPER.AT-
Mill
Operators
Must h•ve •t least
thrH Y••ra r~ent
profiling eicperlence
on thrM spindle m•·
chine.
CADILLAC GAGE·
WEST COAST
1866 Whittler Ave.
Cost• Meu
646-2491
An equal oppc>rtunity
employer
PROGRAMMERS
With experience in or
knowledge of Real Time
Systems Prognmmlne.
SEND RF.SUME
Marshall
Communications
2230 S. Anne St.
Senta Ana, C•lif.
5.40.2820
An equal oppc>rtunity
employer
INSPECTION
LEADMAN
Electrical and mechani-
calinspection.Superviaor'
Potential. Experienced
only.
LANGEVIN
Division ol Scientific
Industries, Inc.
1801 E. Carne~e Ave.
Santa Ana 546-Slm
Equal opportunity employer
General Machinist
MIO & Lathe
Transicom Corp.
11.51 W. 18th St., Costa Mesa
642-9000
Contact Min Outside
Call on established accounts
automotive t\eld for nation-
wide orpnization. Exp not
euential. Must be clean cut,
peraonable to ma.lntain good
c:uatomt'T' relations. ~1666,
IliM-or B6t.
ELECTRONICS
Tape drtlJ operator • procrammer • printed cir-
cult boards.
Maro91 Company
15.10 E. Edinger A Ye.
Suite 8 Santa Ana
n4 • 541-0269
CARRIER BOYS
GOOD ROUJT.S
AVAILABLE
HUNTINGTON BEAQI
DAILY PILOT • M2-C32'l •
Real Estate S•l•m•n
Experienced, knowlqe .J>f
Harbor area. Looi tsla·
bUahed offtce.
"C" 'Ibomu, Realtor
224 w. Cout Hlway 548-5527
IOYS 10-14
Lqana &e.ch. so. Lquna
Good routftl • Good P?Cfia!
DAILY PILOT
• IG-Gn.
Car Wash Help
Pull time or wkendt.
Min age 18, apply In pe,nio n
LIDO CAR WASH
481 E. 17th Costa M
1'ERM1TE INSPOCI'OR
Branch JU lie reqd f'tefe r
er one now eml>l.Yd but eag
to advance. Strictly conf
Interview
5'2>2515
PARKING attendan~. 17
OYer. Student.s prelerred. A
ply in peraon after 6 PM
~ parking attendant a
IWuben E. Lee, NB.
Senior
Mechanical
Designer
Life support equip.
ment for commerci1I,
undern1 and mllit1ry
•ppllcatlona. Must be
famlll1r with mll 1t1n-
dards, drafting prec·
tic .. , •nd willing to a.,
sum• rHponalblllty
for v•rloua phaMs of
proj~ta.
Apply In person or
Mnd resu,,,. to Per·
aonnel Department.
U.S. Divers
Company
3323 W. Wamer
Santa Ana
An equal oppartunitY
employer
Shipping-
Warehouse
Manager
Fut growing m1nu-
f 1cturer requlr" ex-
perienced manager
who la •n expert In
high volume shipping
•nd w•rehouslng.
S.nd rttume or appf y
Personnel Office.
U.S. Divers
Company
Cemetery
Counseling
Beautiful P a e i f i e
View Memorial Park
is located on the hill-
side overlooking the
Newport Bay area.
C e m e t e r y lots,
crypts and nitches.
Before n e e d pur·
chase plan.
A fast growing com-
PMY with complete
s e r v i c e facilities.
Mortuary. Chapel,
Mausoleum and Cre-
matory all within the
cemetery.
We want two emo-
tionally mature men.
No experience ne-
cessary because of·
o u r professional
training. Do not pass
up this opportunity.
Phone 6~2 -1 S9'
Darren Ward
Vice President and
Director of Sales
Shipping
Penonnel
3323 W. Wamer •
Santa Ana
P1rcel Post
Clerks
An equal oppartunlty
employer
Machine
Maintenance
Five years experience
In rebultdlng and
malntalnfng m.td!IM
-.hop wqvlpment. Some
knowledg. of t..,_
controlled equipment
detlr1ble.
CADILLAC GAGE·
W~ COAST
1166 Whittler Ave.
Costa Mesa
64~2491
An equal oppartunlty
tl'l\PlOyft"
BUSBOYS
DISHW ASHEIS
18 or Older
DAY SHIFT
APPLY IN PER.SON
~u and 3-5
REUBEN E. UE
151 E. Co.st Hlghw1y
Newport Beach
• Shippi111 Clerks
• Warehousemen
Experience Nqulrecl.
Must be m11ture, ct.
pen.table, aM , harcl
wcwbn. AttPty In per·
eon
Per .. nnel Offlce
U.S. Divers
Company
3323 W. Warner
Santa Ana
An equal opportunity
employer
ACCOUNTANT
Rapidly expandln& Or-
&nit County Electronia
Manufacturer has career
opportunity for account·
ant eoxperlenced in Pay-
rol11, Accounts Payable
and General Acccuntina.
Send ruume and salary
requirement.a to:
Marshlll
Communk1flons
2230 S. AnM St.
Senta An•, Callf.
Ca,..,.. tor Secys. &
lk.,.. a.. Of1nge County
60-14" ~20
Scremed PtnoMel Agency
901 Dewer Dr., Nrwport Sch.
MOOlt NTERPRISES p.,_ .. .,., Agen'y
.... ~Blvd., N.B.
Pborait TODAY for
an a~nt !or a more
REW AR.DING FUTURE. ~Mio for appoint.
RUTH IYAN-AGENCY
luhlc .. per $550
<N1 charge J
MANY OTHER LISTI~GS
1793 Newport, C.M. 64&4~
17931 Beach, H B. 847-9617
1042 W. 11th. S.A. 547-&tSl
Help W.nted w ...... 7400
hcretary
Gen.r•I office exptr· *'-, PLUS eccur•t•
typf"t end shorth•nd
requf,_,.
lusy offict •nd lnttr-
estl"I work. PO.ltlon
with future for young
IMy poueulng office
experience •nd good
•Ills. Apply In ptr· '°" t•
'•raonnel Office
U.S. Divers
Company
3323 W. Warner
Santa Ana
An equal opportunity
employer
Plrl Time
TBllR
Expert.nee necesMry
Apply In perton .
MARlllERS
SIYings & loin
1515 W"tcllff Dr.
Newport Wch
CiAOSSifiED Advertislna
TELEPHONE SALES
Expansion of our l'elephooe
aalet1 lt&ff has created an
openin1 In our Huntington
Beach office. Salary plus
commiasioo, 5 day week.
paid Jnsurance, paJd vaca-
tiona. Applicant ml.llt have
recent dualfied advertising
sales experience, be neat
In appearance, ~asivP.
and have &ood telephone
personality. Call Eugenia
Gannon f« appointment.
ORANGE COUNTY
EVENING NEWS
537-7510 or l92-"4Q
PBX Operator
AnswerfftcJ Senlce
ACCOllllll&
CUii
Rapidly upandlnr °"'
Vlie County Elect:t'onb
Manutac:tuttr has lm-
medlate openhlc lor At>
countlnrc Clerk experler»
td In Payroll, Accounil
Payable and CmeraJ At::-
countlng.
6EllERAL OffKE
Cllll
Varied duliet oonslltin(C
of Oline. typlna, operat-
ing Xerox, etc. Oppor-
tunity far advancement
for penoo with initiative.
M1nhall
(0111111111kltions
2230 $, Anne St.
Santa Ana, C11lf.
54C).2120
An equal opportunity
employer
Packaging
Specialist
Clerk, femlller wfth
mfllt•ry apec.lflca-
ttons, p1rtlcul•rly
p1cke9lng. Mutt ...
upaW. of handlrng
packaging, pNMrvlng
and pecking accord-
ing to contracts and
apeclffutlons. Apply
In person to
PertonMI Offic•
U.S. Divers
Company
3323 W. Warner
Santa Ana
An equal opportunity
employer
MeclanfcU decr'tt!d ..
~ wtlh at last av.
yean eXperieace ba elec>
tronle CQID&)GNDt Pld·
~.~oppor.
tunlty with wtll ntabltlb.
td comJ*1.Y. Good frtna•
benelits.
D'WTSMAll
Make detailtd and ..
aembl)t drawtnp Cran
layoUt and lketcbes. ...
miliar with Mil. Spec:L
Two ~an collere or
equivalent experlmce.
ACCOllRS
RKEJYAllf
Cllll
Minimum two yeen o.
perience 10 key addinc
mactllne and light typlnr.
MASTER
SPKlAlDU CO.
1640 Monrovia Ave.
Costa MM.
642~2427
An equal opporbmlty
employer
CENSUS TAKERS
$1.75 Per hour, 200 people
Deeded. Approximately 15
4aY• wortc in March. ~
quires U.S. Chizenahtp, at
Inst 18 years old, 1 o o d
physical condition, able to
work and climb stain, Cal..
itornla driven llceme. Car
mileage paid If drtvlnt "'"
quired. Apply in pe!'IOft oy
March 14.
PERSONNEL DEPT.
COUNTY OF ORANGE sn-e Broadway Santa Ana
MODI. DEMO. FURNIME
Store OwlftCt -,. flncJ front -but Wt W.
GAINSI We'r. op11t ' to ' dlily. lecllner Club Chllr.
Mtny Spanish MlditttrlMlll
Fumhure ll"Oll""-
0,. .... 10-J
588.88
s ""°"" WllTll
OIOIC(
.J°' COlOIS ....a-.
.... T_ ......,.,..
• ~ .... ..._ .. ""' .. ' ~ ...... &.Mlle .... w-...MIN9!c ........ T-•••ae--.
IPPllVEI f1llll11IE Sim
2159 ..... IW, c.t.Mlll 541~
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CANCELLED ... -"'*~--••_101
Houseful of Oecorltor ~ BOXD~ 0:
flumlture cqana, fted orpm, other
SpMlth .. ,,. .... nee a antique plQet' blltrumenta
Medlttrr1nean tor collectan, dnJera. mu·
WAS ORIG. $1691.00 aeum.. We are the world'a
MUST SACRIFICE tqest automatic mmlc m.
$685.00 1trument dealft'. O'f'er $100,·
ITEMS /t8 FOLLOWS: 000.00 worth In ltock. Show·
Gorseoua I tt. Spanllb da · room open Mondi)' • Friday
and M at c h 1n1 Cba.lr. 9 -12, 1·5. ~ l • '-
Custom q u 11 t e d with Telephone tor frft ca~
carved wood trim. R. 10 It. aJoaue or vi< UL Bau..
Seville Cried velvet aofa. ftY A: Bowen, Inc.; 11175
heavy Dark oak end tabla E. F\arence; Santa Fe
and matchi.nc cockt.a1l to\-Sprinp.. Tel (213) Nl.mt.
Ille. I Piece K1nr me Med-Take Florence exit from
iterranean oak pmelled Santa Ana or I05 ~.
bedroom 111lte with b.aJ1 AN'nQUE ~ machine
Kin& me box IPrinP ' c:a1>met. maoa1 dnl.sn.
mattreta. Large Spanilb de-(Machine wortcal. O>Uec>
ccr d.lnlna room. Gold leaf tor' 1 item • 14 carat fold
Spmil&b table lamps. Hane· antique pocket watch. 115-
lni swag lamps, etc., etc. 1957
Each piece can be purcha> LARG ___ E_O!_a_td,_o_M_an_tique--lign,...-1
ed inclMduaDy. with large w.,an wheel
Terms ava1lable noo. 5.16-oo71
Newcomera tD Calif. ---------t credlt approved tmmeciiate11 Sewi"I MKhlMl9 1120
R & D FURNITURE
Automatic Sending IN THE WAREHOUSE
& Receiving Teletype 1144 NEWPORT BLVD.
SINGER TOUOI 6 SEW
SewiJl& machine. Tab over
llD81l ~mentl or $56. 70
er.ah. Credit Dept ~'1289.
Anaheim.
112J
Operetor COSTA MESA
Experienced, preferably In Every night 'tll t
stock brokare. Start:lnc aaJ. Sat & Sun 'tn 6 ary $450. a month. Will ""v u.-l ... •I 1__.
more dependlni on ~ MODEL SHOWROOM ""'9 -.....
ence. Contact MRS. JaR. P:URNITURE 100% FINANCING • 6 •~
NER, GOODBODY A co., Why RENT Martin Clas* cu l t ar
WANTED Lmmediately and 494-8003. • • • w I cue. U75. Fender
dnpentely an exper ptanl.at IUY for less!! Mu.st.anc w I cue, tender
to eccompany the HarborCEN ==s"""u:-::8--Dr\JMERA---. -TO-R 5 Pc Span.lab dinina rm amp w I re• e r b. $115.
Women'• a,onJ,e, a Yi'OmC!'ll's $...'15 per hr 6 bra. per day $99 95 hua table black compl. New 48 but ac--chorW. Each Tues. from le .• • . • IOD . • C'Or'dion $49. &33.oo35
t:30 .. ,....U 30 .. ~ a.a-. -'t at ast 1J yrs ot aae, U.S. lroa. lJvinl rm.-Medltenu-__ _...;,. ____ _
-· : -· ,_.,z., · citizen_ Good ~ con-HD widt wood CUTed arms GIBSJN Guitar, red lldlow tink proWlecl. Unllble loPQ dltian. APPb' City Hall (choice ot color A: fatlricl body, dual i*k ...... XJllt ~ '!:r comp&n~ ~at! 14381 Olive St., wesinun: $229.95. S Pc Si-nfah bed-cond. 675-4504
ector. · fIITY ater, Cal. Wot* wW becin room set. authentic Mecll-
Dame 982-Die. MllJ"Ch t. nt: 89l-4SU terranean cieslin U79.95. 3 Piano9 & 0rpne 1130
PIX Operator
0¥.r 25 yrs. Mutt ...
1nll•ble for rellef
·•hlft.
642-1544
EXPERIENCED Rooms for L&5S ntAN SJ.95
R .. I Eat•te S.letman A WEEK! -bank tttmL
needed Approved FurnttuN
PRIME LOCATION 2151 Harbor Bl, CM ~9660
R. C. GREER. Realty Open Dally 9-t, Sun. 1~
3416 Via Udo m.mo DINING Room set 4 chn,
BEAtrrtCIANS Male 0 r rd table w-lfti. Med. atyle
Female. Mature all-around f1.riO Klngslze Beautyreat A
Shorthand, typlst. Pt.rm3.-exper individual. New plush frame $200. Avocado rreen
nent position in a new Cad-shop acroA from new Sr. lou.nce chair w-ottoman f15.
IJlac agency. Must be at· Citizt111 Home. 855 w. 19th Weber oovered BBQ, $25.
tractive, mature with pleu-St., CM. 60-7241 All l1ke "" 675-079'l
ant telephone voice. COOK'S bel~r 10 AM to MEDrrERRANEAN Dintnr
NABERS CADILLAC 2 PM. ctno·1 Italian Dell. room at 6 chain and
2600 Harbor Blvd CM Credenza xlnt cond, also Phone Mr. Stepb~ 18514 Beach Bhd., H.B. marble cotfee table with
~9100 -School•lnatructlon 7600 _wroug_..._ht_l_ron_&U-_9482 __ _
Phone Soli-c-iton--ROUND DINlNG TABLE,
Part time mornb\&!. )'fork
~ hours per week • Earn
S35 to $60 111ary and bon-
uses. Nat.ioGal com~
openlni new ea.ta Mesa
oUlce. Call ~-153'1 'Iban,
F'rl, Sat 9 to U a.m.
IBM IOlld matqaey 5' circle
without leaves. bu 3 atn
KIYPUNCH leaves. Must Acri.flee.
PROGRAMMING 494-3248 evs A Wtttends.
INDUS. DRAFTING BEAUT wh.I~ Italian Pre>
GROC. CHECKING 'find&! bdr set $115 'N 4
'TRONIC ASSEMIL y cbatr, S4.5 tel& $'15. Alt 6
WURLITZER
Once+yeer AutboriJed
SALE
Model 1ll9 -Ebony, mahor·
any, f:ruitwood Ir walnut In-
cluding bench. •. from $529.
Free cartage, one free in-
home tunini· 10 Year Guar-
antee.
W1lllch't-Mannlng'1
MUSIC CITY
3400 So. Bristol
So. Cout Plaza
540-2165
-alRTHDAY SALEI
Yet, Feb. ii our Birttmy
Month. But don't brinr Jn9o
ents -we are celebnttng
bf giviq YOU a )Jraellt ol
dilcowrta up tD 25" Oii IOIDe
modell ol BaJdwtn mdae.
The belt deala ill the Wm
are always at PBX/TYP 5Q..Sl.2'J.
Experienctd pnfdTed SWEDISH 1'rplc, $ 1 2 S .
Minimum llP z. IARMAIDS • • • w f c f Spenleh style batch cover
WARD'S BALDWIN mn>IO
U01 Newport, CM 6C-34M
OR J.1166 ••• and GO.GO IS OGS ~table, Sll.5. ~"
DANCERS Trade A Bustnea Scbooll HOUSEKEEPER, qneable Divia1on ot CUSTOM L-lbaped bar, T'
pasition for older woman $300 per week. Computing Ir Software Inc. loar. new $200• Matc::hlng
in itood healttl. Care am&ll __ 638-54 __ S3_or_63.1-_97_fil__ Huntington Beach Regency chain, tu ft e d
plea:oiant home and elderly avocado, $5(1. each.. 147-6.119
TAX Cl.EAJlANCE
* lad~. C.d.M. Salary. Live-In. PART TJMf WORK 536-888 C 7' SOTA
Full or part time ~~~:~er:: :~:~n. CALL TODAY!!! A'fao 12027 Garden Cr. Bl., ~G. ~~ $'15. Cd aft 5
Prefer 155 or older RUBBER cumbered," / lledl ·Ca.re. offers vou an excellent 545-7166 776-2900 -HOU___,S,.....E_toll_ol _ __.--mapl--e
* GUARDS An equ&I opportunity
employer
Slightly UJed Du1lh Walnut
cooaole $4915. Uled orpm
from $395. New Hammond
Orpn $545. Good 1llled
aranda from $795.
SCHMIDT-PHW..IPS CO,
1907 N. Malo 0 20th St.
Santa Ana
CABLE piano, 48'' ~
xlnt condition. Painted fin..
ish. $250. Alto Compl hoc-.
bold~ Need Cub! m..om
Medi-OU 1111Un1 npeT· ln ~ • Be thna 11 ...... Work any shi!t convala•~•t home. Salary earning opportunity. Call ' Iler Llvlni furniture: stereo. Harvest ~-coll-"'""5860 Education" din -t •-~7839 Uniforms furnished open. Write Box M-l4 Daily ""'' _,. """· e"'. v•... ·
Contact 'J'N!ll Laird PRfSS Pilot TELEPHONE 1 o l l c I t o r s FOR ' I' CUSTOM m.cte couch,
WANTED experienced b
boys' for lull time i pa
19700 Jamboree Road I:XPE-R-IEN-CID--only-.-p-art-nttdtd. for carpet.a A S.Cret•ri•I Tr•lnlnt penlmmon, Must SAC! Also
us-Newport Beach OPERATORS time ~r. a~neraJ dr-.;:es. ~need prefer-A1TEND THE 9-clrawtt dreteer. 54&-lJS
rt 833 0600 ext 2273 officft 9 to 12 AM. Sm&ll red. Top aalary A com· Moat Modern 1 '----"•te time. Contact Horst Chlei. ORS A FTBERGL.ASS TOOL Newport Harbor Yacht C1u
MAKERS. EXPERJENCED I 720 w Bay A OR 3-
1 • ' · man~t co. Send resume to mission. 89'1-4441. M r . BUSINESS eot.i']GE;"' the --------b After 9:30 a.m. Sou•'"•--.. ...... _..._, -• mo Monday through Wed. f'or IJ'Q'Ning rubber dlvi. PO Bo" 333 0>9ta Mesa. Fortune WJAIJll. """ """""""' ... ONLY. COLUMBIA YACHT . ve. ~ 275 McCORMlOC ROUTD AV A.D..ABLE . m
AVE. C.M. Wettml.nst~ for boys 10.l
IOYS 10 • 14 Good Profitt . No SUnd11
Good routeel • Good prol!tl Dellnry 6C-4J21
BALBOA PENINSULA SERVrCE Station A-tteiidan DAILY PILOT Experienced, releren« • IQ.GD • o..v work. Call 675-2266. ~1al1sman:fX. f« Mr. CaMlng. 3601
~ retail store, IOme Co&r.1 Hwy., Corona dcl Ma •taide. Exctlltnt new JANTI'OR Part r ne ev ...... kip pe.y for """' A Sat In Costa Mesa man .m.4441. Mt. F«tune Balboa. J anitor Servi
STUD£NT. ror prden W'Ofit. 3644 Btnrly Blvd.,
pm. home: amblboul A Anreln, Cal. nJ: 387· nn
~. Box M-34 Dally nBERGLASS A AIMmbl POot Train.es. Day or ft11h
'2 SERVICE Station Al· ahitt. Apply Mac G
~ ~td: mlllt bt y 6Cbll 164!6 Ba~
tqier. Al't Mobil ~. ta Mtu.
r.T. Wat'bt'r Ave., H.B. JANITOR. experlma!d
LOT A UJBE MAN aites. Call alter 2 Pll
• lffW cw Dmle' • ,. 54&-9834 •
Ou.I R.11 ewm COLLEGE Student J.1.%1 I
WANTED IUS IOYS Pl tlme ~Uvll'J, w/
~. 500 W. Cout HWJ, OVER 11 ... SAL.ES, toU or put
1· '::i Uplullt16'r OJmplfteJ.r new Item.,
Ham c Mlle oompedtlon• 147-81
.... awtGI m . natittlepliu1af ,
-tin of R ~-Ov Programmed Lanllrlc with Trlr or Motorhm Exp-lion. Experience ~ TRAI NF.E • tor cut r EAL ~tate tn~ er die "ftnlshlng acbool" toacb.
Good future w/VC"''" .. ,11ftft co ferml. Apply In penion Boa1 rushlona • appy !ft %l Broker A developer will Complete SecretarW _
.,..-..... -1u •ft Ptl'80NI·' Office. ""f.,.,ft J·"'•A•-A: trai'I ' -oft!IOC' at bis ex-4 Cablnrt work "'"' w "' I"" ~'" • .....,...,,. .... Brosbup -IBM Jlteypanch. Mechanical Oirii1tcn.wo 191 w. 16th NB penae. Call bet. lo.3 PM Start ... v Mcndav _ ~
US Dtvmf (0 ~ Mon · f"rl. 546-7831 -., ., El('Ctric:nl -alr cond 11 UU NUME -A.Id. ..,.."". ,ef1C1! Ina cluaes Abo.
I. A generator • • • d\!s1rable. A~ In ptnol'· • COMPANION. middle aa· POLL y PRIEST
1 Upholstery 3323 W. Werner Ave. Laltlllla Beacb Na r 1 In I ~v!~-.~ ce::orln~:: BUSINESS COl.LEGE SAT .• Feb. lt, 10 A.M. on. a.le l200
Ask £.'<per only ~ apply Santi An• Home 450 ~1". LB. 5701 325 N. Newport Bl., N.B. Ml.le. Items. All aood quail. -CB-,._.,--radlo.--bue--llllft.-I
E. Ask for Hana Wttnnan Ari equal opportwlit,y MLESCLERK. DnJS a ---------Phone 54S-9T23 ~ Downtownff.B. 222 nmd
r 802 E. Washlnrton. S.A. employer perlence. Ap 2S-z. Full-• EX P R. ANSWERING HAtU;M Dancu A Yoe! Street. • I + 2 mlkll, a D d '-d
es 3 Jelcoat toocb-up time. Repty to Mll. Dally SERVICE 0 PER AT 0 R cw.a bJ Adnan 5ut1an ot WASHJNGTON'S May. N .0.. 9D91I
and !Dayl Job 0 • Pilot, CM Afternoon • e'o'mlnc lhift. Ba."'1ad. Acetopted autharltJ pm. TV w/ltand, ao. BoY• ~. 1 'f'lbtralus roller le petllftCJS BABYSl'M'EJ\ 11\1 bome Cot-FuU or put ttme. ~llm of Middle Eut c:ulturt. At bllre. $10. dttp try, dotheaT ,.._._,,._ .. __ , ____ .. _
la ISwi.na shltll L ~· Nursery ta Men 5 c1Qt. salaQ' ~ e PART Tim,. l'\aDcnttts 8a.stc Rhythm Studio. 19 ' mlac. SUI 8n.y Ln. CM. .all l llnll
1 All-round moldtr & UMldpe Co. tn. Call aft1r ~ S6a53. H.B. A F.'f. fll"tH. $2 hr W. 19th St., CM. Fer lnlo GARAGE SA.LE llUH "'"
<Swmi lhlftl • Landec:ape Oulaner f Air Brusla artllt. A(ft;l.y Ii.IN'· to st.rt .u244 call mominp HJ.'OUll or 1622 fkrold P\ate, HB ~ COLUMBIA YAOM' ntt.mawr. Salary plus com. 10-2. Klnplcy NCI· eo. 131-DI evea. "1·1211 (GUI JV
""IW 275 McCormick Ave. e IAndllcape lNtaller. Exp 1984 Pleceeda. C·M. Jollt Men, Wom. 7.500 ANNA'S Pre • Sc boo I A rr A.MEnfYST, Bal tale ec.. Costa Mesa, Cal. tn IBdlc'r A sprtnklm.. 00 rror Malllr l:lcper. gu. S'l'A'nONERY http, draw • Klbdtrpnen. LI c en ud rn 6 Set. ll'9c: bRbld, ta MO REAL EST A TE •..._~~lot~ 1Y AM II& ,,.. ~ MH M oi .,,.. snnt. ~ C*'t. ttn ltu'llfftc for 7f10I f\rm, ntdM•:tt.. boob. ~7 '
_,_ .._ WH• ........ ~ ... .._~ ... Mill. ~ ~ JUO 1bluin, c.Jl.
.....,, Shouldn't you be wb wan. Jll'UDIDc. ltw, ~. etablw..d 6*1... •--n 11• ~ eu _,ID~ A t..et r,.. ......_. ... e PIJrti.tlme N..-.ry Sa1-BARMAID, ..... No to. olftcoe IQPPly ftrm.. Wrtte ~t!!CH rn. cWfT«J. J'l'tt Stmce
Phone or wr1 .. WAl.ICD • man tot Sat. •Sun. ~. tume AllN llll NtwfU't 8alt am Dd1 PPot. Scb1 Problemat Pft llHc:M, H01'POINJ' db. a at d MO Dl.POStT
or LEE Inc mt~ lhd C.rl fw Ap,elntment Blvd., Q)m ..._ ~ J'ULL « pirt t1me men and lndiY attn. Small cl--. .-..r· S JMn old rood nA 953• own 56.JO'Zt.. ....,441 WANTED ...... f« waraen. S2..85 iw'w A: GI> Brldler-Ward Prep..~ cmdlu.;._ $30. ~ ~~7• I
NB. -~1•&AM&.U.. '-.--.. ~!!!!!!)!11!111!!1! my two chlldl9t .., .... CaU m.-.. Lll'ETIME Gitt -Olaoo&t JI ··~
time. o.;;r,.;orJl 1
" MASSIUR M8a Vm». * __. BEAUTY OPERA'nm: ~ ..... lci.ootlT3Dtl .;;-.;,.~~ ltJ•11Jt
no M6-G111 FOA N'EW Y.aun.DINC e BE A ~ e SptlOI for 1HM lD a~ ...... OI. ..... .._..,_., Onzd'wd lldtiml. le'fll
Newport 8-dt .,.... Ml!nlocJm • ....,... Olli)' u HJt. cuA.JWfl'ISt 1.oc-1 ..., "'&.part .... m.. H1t1u,tw ..... T"" ...,, ...... .a... a.. COLOR KJNO T.V.
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'64 PLYMOUTH VAUANT
Rffie u4 ti..tw, Allt CONDITIOHIN .. , Ec.11-i.
HI 6 c-rfl!HMt ...,;,.., Ne. 6067
$998
'63 PLYMOUTH 4 DOOi
YI MtlM, ......._ ... iP011M1iulo11, rHlo olMI It.et.
.,, -• ...,. ..... 5409
$798
'64 DODGE POLARA
! 0-11~ VI eftffM, •11*-otlc iro111Ml11l01t,
,_.. ,...,.._ r.41 .. llNtet. Ne. 6171
11395
'67 CHIYSUR 300
.... , •• \Mio&. ... ,... ....
J.tJ 2 I • " e I VI • A.+01n.tic T • , ~ ue
Tr•ltilnission • A.en. -'ower Steeri 'ow.,. Brek" _ TT,..:
ed Winclshielcl • 0..
l.uwe Wheel Con,..
White W1U r.,...
T .. i .. l•r ~,:
''"-'-ck Up u91rts
• bey/Ni9ht Mirtor
• ~' Lu:xv Ex-tr•s. No. ss2_'Y
PLYMOUilf llURY' DI
2·l>OOI HAID-TOP COUPE ST0Cr NO. 474
~I-Vinyl Roof-Automatic Trensmission-R•-
d10--'!inted Windshield-Deluxe Wheel Covers
-White W atf nres. Other lu«ury Extr4'. ,
1 Deer herdt•it• Vt, n tell'letic, recfie, ~ .. tw,
pow .. steerin9.11telre., Allt CONDITIONING. Ap,,_.
I 0,000 "'iles. No. 6040
2 o..t ·~ .......... 4 ,,.... "•lltlllktletl. r~ flHte., ..-lfMrillf. Ne, 6076
52998
'66 MUSTANG
lto41e o!MI heot .. , tet '"'"' 6 cyliM .. •~tlH witt. l sltff4 rlklr "•'"_..1s.... No. 6 I J I
$1698
'65 MERCURY CAUENTE
2 D-•. v1 •llfi11e, ··~ '"'•· ...... ,, ..-., .......... Alll OOHOIT10N~ Ho. MM
$1491
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