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Sttauu Quiis
Harbor School
Qis.trict post
. Donald A. Strauu, pruldent of the
Newporl-Mllll UniDed School Dlatrict
~ blay anDOtmeed be wDl resign.
Jn a letter Mnt to fellow trustees
TIJursday, Stra11U sa1d be intends to
resign from the board In 30 to 4.\ ... r•· He aaid increalia& demandl of
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"i'be board will appotat" 8 WC I I Ii
-h!l cll*lct .. --'* tonn, which -lo A!'ril. 1•· Stra~ ilTVed fOur yean 1 on the
N""l'Ort Beavb Z-.,. School
-houd .. ,... holne ·-lo tbe unlfied district boar4 with the
hl!l*' vote ~ad-plarallty
of IDJ, candidate. '
Jn his letter of re1lgnatlon he wrote.
"I want to than.Ir the people iD the
community far their cooftdence and
1~~ be at.ill hopes to help in
aelPCtion of the new 1upttlntt:ndent.
','Bia knowledge and mariy years of
experience are going to be mined
by ti. tchool dlatrtct," Assistant Supt.
Narman [.(lats u.ld.
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·Crackdown
.OnIDegal
Rentals OK
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"W• tiavf reaWat1e111in0--100e1
ad hy mutt be cam.ct .out," said
Vice MQ-« Doi-ea MUlbaD.. '"'Ibis
outrig!lt 0111111#1>1 " die '1-.... ,
fair to thaee who follow tbe rules
ar to their Dei&hbOrhood."
"We support the clty staff all this,"
said Councilman Robert Sbellon. "We
want a level of attention btoujht to
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Thieves Work in ~ncert,
'.Snatch Five Car Stereos
~· ,, .. . ~ ·-!'•'"1""' Beach polloe today """ ~g for one at more 1t.ereo buffs W1ic> pUlend '500 worth ol tape decks
'9d reconUna• from five pm-nd
..... throc(hout the dlJ".
Only one al thl atltol wu mlocked.
police "flPl1s tbowed. The m•ic-
mirded thines pried their way mto
the other ean. ,
Locatlona of l:be burallr"lel, all OC·
curring bltw-w....., night
and evly 1'ttlrldar .,... repca Nd by
tbe vict1mt •=
__-, A. -· 110 Ruby .... loll •100 tapt deck and I tapet valmd at "°· __,_ R • ...,._, :m cry,w
Sl, Iott a lopes •llhled II '17S, .. pe
deck ... di-.
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va1ued al •ta -J.,_ lllrte frr; tEt Ill Opal
Ave., Iott .. -d -tape decltnol-.
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FRIDAY, QUAAY 23, 1961 ' .
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Stia led by Red 'Tape
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UPI Cornspondoot Rober!· lbr-
-&om Hue !bat -ti. tbe, lit BaUalion, 51.b S..:glm.Ql, .,...
~ ordered to sweep Jbe
eutern .-..Uon ol the walled. · cl\y
north to aouth and u far nit •
tbfo wall of the imperial pUK* let
iuide tbe walled Citadel.
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' &~ ... chod Ila --" the 11 ThursdlJ ad planted an A':DMi'ican flag on top. j
Because of beaVJ ~ fa. trcim
&Ille waU cl the palaCe lbe Marines
wt I buffer aooe Ont block deep
tronting on the open erCM&Dd around
the palace. Today they hoped to carry
out a fin& sweep thf'ou'b those bouses
1Wl held by North Vietnamese troOps.
But tM Marines delayed their final
assutt until they receive perm.JssiOll.
to l{JI! tttavy artillery or air ltrikes
m tile p.)lce walla. Flre from tile
wall.a coWd mU• even morti coatly
Ulfl blGOdlelt battle Of the Vietnam
war. ,
lbrabim I.lid the Marlne1 1p-
parentty want either permi11lon to
use wb1tever weapons they consider
neceasary or a firm order committing
them to battle without that air and
artlllecy aupport against one o{ the
architectural treaoures of the Orient.
The decltl.on bec:une political bec1use
of the emotion.ti. value to the South
Vletnaoeee .ot the palace with th
g«iat trea1ure1.
So areatty, 10 1uddently hu the
a:Ued grip inlide the Citadel glown
the past 2t hours that the U.S.
Marine• reported they had virtually
won their part of the battle. After
Leatherne<:l\a stormed and &el.zed tbe
great south w,all of the ci.atdet, just
below the forbidden city, a Marine
officer told UP! the Leatberoeck tee·
tor was secured. . ~ . Libe 't · •oTer•nsed'? .Y Is CdM Pilot ' Judge Willianu Hit.s 'Fetish of lndivi.dualism' . ., . ' /
Hits Enemy
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• CdM Woman
Killed as Car
Runs Into Canal
A 40-,esr-old CoroM de! Mar
woman wu one of ftve penons killed
when the car In whlch they were
ridinl plunged ~to an eight-foot-deep
irrigation ditch in TruquiUty. Calif ..
Thursday night
N1DCy Erickaon of Corona de! Mar
wu the orily -.ictim in Utt cra1h
not a member of the Darrow Phillips
family of Sunnyvale.
The victim• were Pbillip1. -44, the
driver; hll IODI, Doug, 6, Mike, 5,
and Randy, 3.
Phillips' wife, Dtborah, 31, was the
looe aurYlvot. She wa1 either thrown
from the car or escaped through a
broken windshield as the car ~unged
into the water in the ~foot.wt.de
canal. She l'Walft to the opposite bank
and ..., found walking dazedly in
a field. She wu taken to Fre1no
General Hoqiitll where she was under
treabnent for 1hocll:.
Mrs. Erickson w11 believed to be
Mr1. Phillipe:' 1!1ter.
Coast Man's Body
Found in Tijuana
TUUANA -Muictr1 police have
ordered Ill antoply performed on the
body of Dr. Alfred H. Wilkes, 54.
a San Clemente denU1t.
Wilkes' body was fouDd ' Thursday
tn a bell.ch c•bin in a motor cour1
about 36 mUea IOUlh ot this border
city. Court ma.ntipr Franci1co Lope%
said the decrtilt hMi been Uvlnr alone
In his camper parked on the trailer
court sroundt for about two wee.kl.
the defendant allqwed t e I e p h o n e
Calli!' "
WlllWna wd be Jindlcte4 In 1'61
that the crtm.e rate wouJd •1increase
geometricauY. tnd it did." '.'What ls the danger of what could
really happen!
Truck Area
"Could we be our country!" "I doubt that But nwi hu a hunger Big wars &re made of small actions
for order," he said. Involving individu1ls.
He cited the rise of Hitter and Sometimes thoH lndlviduall know
MU110lln1. ,"Their countries· needed · how effective th~ dly's work hl.1
law and order and were Willl.ni to been; sometimes they don't.
lfve up muc.b of their Ubert.J for Dllpatcbe1 from Saigon toda.y in·
that order." · dlcated a Corona del Mal-mall, LL
William.J posed another three quea-Cmdr. James M. Seely, Qytn1 from tions: the U. S. Navy ca:nier Boa Homme
"ls our society under the U. s . Richlrd, knew be dld bis part
Constitution really prepare4 to meet The 35-ye11r-old flier participated in
wurld ud national c.!Ondltions? a bombi.QI attack on an.oemy truck
"Han we paned from liberty to parking area bidden ntar t II. e
licente? bel..,uend Marine bue at Khe Saab,
"Do we W.ve group anarchy?" South VM-tn1m. ·
He offered no firm an1wer1, but "Our forward air controller (FAC)
a1ked : "Where did we re.U, turn tt1ported that a group of trucks wd
off and p w.ron1?" hldinl in the trees below u1 and drop-
One onrer, be indicated, Ue1 in ped a 1D1ote flarti to piDpoint Ute
the rule that the ctlrnlnil 1oe1 free area. After •e dropped our bombs.
wbell the offlcc ..-.. a miatQ.e, tbe F /t.C said ~at· all , the Gl'dlme6 . = ,..., ~·.i.. -~the-ud"lbt,-•u
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County Girl, 2, Drowns . Boatman Dive. !
In Back Yard Ci,stern From Blazing
A two-year-old Santa Ana girl
drowned today at' 11:15 a .m. in an
abandoned cl.stem in the backyard
of her home.
Dead i;I Maurine Kelly, da~r of
Mn. Dorptby Kelly. 403 S. riewhope
SL, Santa Ana.
Santa Ana .p)ti« ·who ~ere called
to the. tceDe found . the lltUe girl
submersed face doW. in four· feet
of water In whit appeared ·to be
an abandoned cistern in the yard
of her borne.
She had apparently fallen or crawled
into a. 14-lnch hol• ill the lawn which
Jed to the 1even·fool deep cistern.
The child had been playing with
neighborhood children and wall miss-
ing for an estimated 20 minutes before
her mother ran to the hole with a
shovel and tried to find the tot.
Police, who had been called by a oel~-, arrived a few minutes later.
omoer Clay Cotton of the Santa
Ana police discovered the body In
the pool of water. She was rushed
to RJVervtew Hospital where she was
dead OD arrtval. catti.y· Kelly, 15, an older sister of
the Utile girl, •aid the family had
Jived 1t tM home for about three
years and that they knew about the
abandoned cistern.
She Aid when they moved there
NEW YORK {APl -The stock
market closed lower today, failing
to ~ an early rise which car·
ried a rally into itl fourth -straignt
sellJa.. (See quotaUont, P•ges 8-91.
the opening wu much smaller, and
they had been told to call police if
they wanted the city to fill up thf!
hole.
Santa Ana pollcf! Investigator Dal@
Sten.er 1ald the girl wu mdently
dead berore the re1eue wu started.
Fullerton Medic
Sues Coca Cola
For $1.7 Million
A damage suit of $1 ,750,IXXI has
been filed against the Coca Cola Bot-
tling Co. by a Fullerton doctor and
hi1 wire.
The suit alleges that the woman
suifered permanent injuries when a
aoft drink manufaotured by the com-
pany exploded.
Dr. Edward I. Brenner ind his wife,
Portia, al10 named u co-defendants
Lucky Stores, Inc.
The .suit alleges that a botUe of
soft drink exploded when !dr-1. Bren-
ner attf!mpted to open IL lt states
that slfe sufrered severed tendons in
her right hand , arm and wrist which
resulted in permanent damage.
Of the •I.750,IXX> claim for damages,
Dr. Brenner states that $350,IXXI
i;houkl be awarded to him because
the damages bis wife allepdly 1uf·
fered deprived him of IM!r tervice1
1s a housewife.
Cabin Cruiser
Yanking hi• {lamina; shirt off his
back, a boatman dove irom hl1 bl•z·
ing cabin cruiser h.:o the ocean Thurs·
day afternoon off the West Newport
jetty. 1
James L. Mallingly, 38, of An.abelrn.
was plllCked from the water within
minutes by a passing sailboat wbila
Jireboals frpm Qle Orange County H-Department tpecl to 1be
1tricken craft.
The skipper, alooe la. tbt 26-foot
crulser when the fire brokt out,.
escaped without injuries.
"I was attempUng to fix • ga ..
leak." he told the DAILY PILOT.
"I had shut off the engine, and wa,.
looking for the leak when suddenly
there were !lames all over the place.
"I jumped back, yanked my shirt
off and dove over the 1tern."
Mattingly said the f1reboats seemed
to arrive at the scene "almost al
soon u I hit the water.••
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We•••er
With west winds whipping 11!
the fog away, tile weekend will
bt a groovy on@, promises fore·
caster Emil Kurtz. Look for
mfl'cury readings ol 67 or hiJb·
er along the coasl
INSIDE TODA 1'
Police Host Youth . Dar.ce
Over 6,000 Like
Beach on Holiday
Surfers and sting ray1 made the
moat of tile Wuhingt(Jin't Blrtbday
boUda)' in Newport Beach Tb1U'ldly.
Thttt of tht bert pictvrtt
tvtr ialun along thr Ora'll{l•
Cocu:t, ont of Utt IDOf'ld's mo.rt
phoCogrcphrd placrr, find a
1howcme in todor't WEEKEND-
Ell Lota o/ otht1 pictvrr:1, too,
bacl1'dfng G photo, tour o/ Uue
mtntainmnt night tpOtr.
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alto plu &o lnchlde Newport Harbor HlP--11."
Satwday nlfht'• alfalr wU1 COit only
• e'9ll admiadon, Srt. Hamllton
-· All -· w!IJ .. turned ow:r lo the Corona de1 Mar Hllh
School t I u d • n t body fund .
RefNU81ntl Will bl tree. •'Tbt aetul. eMt Of. entertainment
and rfb ldlmtR'1 will bt abtol1>ed ~";:"_,...-...' the pollct tflk'l•I
:Mi*-d. .. jlUt)IJ( bJ "'Tbt
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. ' Ntw Ult." a Ow-piece band that
:~It• dwes throufbout
Tllo -"'1.ltc1 ,... pwiDecl br
I «9' I. 'lbii 'I eommJttee thtt !h-dMJid ..... _. Youth Center of.
.... brM Dlpu"tment repruen-
-.... .,_ from CorODll cleJ Mir and Harbor bllh achool1. 8eL . Rraflon and Youth Center
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Lifeguards reported a -. -d more ·lhu 6,000, ''bJ.t• tbe ma-
jority of them surfers."
Ufepards also rtpOf1ed lD nr.t
aid cases, moat of them ruu1t1n1
, froin atlng ray bites in E<wona del
Mar. "Nothlna 1ertou1, said a
UlefUU'd ·clfictaL
One rescut was loCled Jn the •
degrH water1. It wu deldibed as
a "touUne riptide MVt" tn Balboa.
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% OAJLY PILOT FriUJ, Ftbtuary 2J, 1968
SNAPPY IANO -The Marines stepped out with &iyle and grace and
aood music too, Thursday iD t1'e Lacuna Patriota Day Parade. Tb.Ls
group from El Toro Marine Corps Air stltJon aot I aood n>und o!
applaoee from dipitlritl and spectaton. .
Thousands Enjoy Patriol~ Parade
.. El Morro School, DAR Float Take Major Awards
By RICHARD NALL
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~ Laguna's second annual Patriots
Parade was a snappy success. George
Washi ngton would have been proud
• of his birthday celebration.
'lbe proceasion, with an estimatBd
2.30C participants. moved out on time
1n the sunshlne Thur sday afternoon
and consumed about an hour from
start to finish.
gi Morro Elementary S c b o o I
younptera captured the anep$takes
trophy with their colorful entry abow·
• litg tbe h.lltory of cbange In the design
• • cl the American flag. ! • A stately entry by the Daugtit.er'11
of tb• American Revolution took best
Corona del Mar
Marijuana C.ase
To Juvenile Court
The cue against J ames Sbattllck.
Mn&Md of aeWnt marijuana to a
C«ou clel Mar IDgb School studeat.
hat bten tranafened fro~ adult to
juveolle court.
Shattuck already was under pro-
baUon to juvenile court for a prior
marijuana possession offense. district
attorney's deputy FUck Savidge ex·
plained.
Hearing is set for March l.
Shattuck, 18, ol 28M Carob St.,
Ea'ltbluff, i.s free on '625 bail.
The lS-year-old youth Newport
Beach police aay Shattuck sold mari-
juana to denies he bought it from
Shattuck. The youn ger studerit. who
has betn &Urpended, 91alms be bought
marijuana. found by llis parents. from
an ulder youth. about 21. on campur;.
Beach Council
Sets Plan Study
Newport Beach city councilmen
Monday will be asked to -wrave atilfI
plans for p tilng the city's monmnefl-
tal goal! and objectives procram
under way.
A tot.al of 42 homeown6s' groups
and other civic agencies are expected
to participate ln the study. Councilmen
will consider a propoged letter ex-
plaining the city's intent. ~ let1er
will be sent to all the organb1tiOt1s.
asking them to nominate members
for &~la and objectives committees.
DAILY PILOT
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noat award. It showed Betsy Ross
making tAe ColonJal American flag.
El Toro Marine Corps AJr Station
tooit beat col« guard honors. Rancho
Alamitos }{jgh School was judied best
tr both the drlll team and majorettes
tti viaions.
~ winners were:
Sweepstake• -El Morro Elelmen·
tary School.
Float. -DAR, first: El Bekal
Shrine Temple, second ; South Orange
County YMCA, third.
Coler pard -El Toro Marine
. Co~s Air Station. finti El Beul
Shrlners. second; Aliso Elementary
School. third.
Bands -Claremont Hi&h &ilool,
Urst; Sherman I.D'titute of Riverside
(a colorful lDd1aD srq), ~and
Rancho Allmi'M, mp lcbool. third.
l>rlll .._ -Ba8CM Alamitos
H1'b School. ftrlt; ~ Aaa High
School, MCODCI: A a 'a u a d o ra .
Shrialrl from El Bebl Teple, third.
MajereUel -JlaDebo Alamitos HJ1h
SCbool, ftnt; ClanlDClllt BiCb School.
second, aad Lakewood Hllh School,
third.
Tbere were alto a couple of
unautb«bed "peace croupe" that
joined the tall tad ti( the parade
but the Jude• didn't •Dtion them.
El Beka:l Temple contributed the
mOlt manpower to tbt parade with
2nd Highest DrQft Call
Of Vietnam War Issued
WASHINGTON (UPI) -Tb e
Deftnle Department todlJ luued the
second hldlest draft call of the Viet-
nam war -inoludinl a request for
the first Marini .Inductees in two years
-while also considering a military
proposal to call up nearly 40,000
reserves.
The Defen.e Department set the
draft call for April at 41,000 men
-only 1,200 fewer tbl:Jl the Vietnam
war high of 49,200 inducted in October,
1966. The previously annoWlced March
call of 391000 &110 wu iDcreMed to
41,000. .
The M•lnes. who asked for 4,000
of the April draftees to get up to
authorized strencth ot 3m.OOO. bave
been bearing the brunt of tbe defense
Lombardo Gains
After Surgery,
Said Satisfactory
HOUSTON (UPI )-Guy Lomblrdo,
65, creator of "the sweetest music
this · slda of heantl" for almost 40
years. was recovtred enough from
surgery Thursday to take a few steps
around the ball• of Methodist Hospital.
Lombatdo, who entered the hospital
last Sunday. was operated on Wed-
nesday by heart 1uraeon MkJiael
DeB&Aey.
A hospital spokesman aaid. however.
that th~ surgery waa "aot connected
to or related to the hearl"
"He ii procreaain& mott aatlafac-
torily and is already movin& around."
a botpital spoaama aaid. "Ht will
be dismlsMd from tbe botJStal tn
appronmately 10 daya. Propotil at
prreeent la for full and complete
recovuy."
The bolpttal woUS not rewal the
exact type of sur1ery performed.
altbougb it was dhclosed ln Ntw York
that Lombardo 1*S become ill late
lut week and was unable to be wtth
his Royal Cuadlana for the last three
nights of their run ~t tht Mar~ Twain
Riverboat.
Pittsburg Rites
For Harry Seelv
Sentces -4 IMllDMDt for Many ..s.tJ.J, a r1 .. dllle Clf Oel&a ..._ .-ce
llf,\ will a.. beM ti Pil:Ubar1b, Pa.
Mr. 6eel), a ....... for tbe Joma
llld Leu&bUD ..... 0.. ..... .. DlldlJ at bit bomt, 1161 aa.r.. Ddve, eo..a MeM. Be WU ..
&lrvlvcn IDdldt bAI w i f e •
,Mspret. CIC tlile bomt; lllte:r. Mias
Rutb S • e_1 f. . ol BalbM: and two tlrocbe.r•. Rllll* .... Bert. botll oi
Pttm1Ylvaala.
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of lb. bllltpd Viltnaa outpolta ol
Khe Sanh and Coe TbiM. ~ •'$
The Joint Cb.iefJ oi staff hh recom-
mended mobllbinl nearly 50,(8)
reaerviall and national 1u1.rcbmen if
President J ohnson decides on a
further Vietnam buildup. A White
House source empbJl&ized today that
bo dedai11a had been made on this.
But Chairman L. Mendel Rivers
(D-S. C.). of the House Armed
Services Committee iaid there was
no qut1tion "addltioall men must be
called up" and inclicded a decision
would probably be made in a few
dl)'s.
The· Marine Corps. which took In
draftees l.n World War J1 and the
Korean War, has not bad to rely
on the drlit Ii.bee early 1981 when
it wu undiet~ an accelerated
buildup I« ~tnam.
Alniolt ~ ol an Marlnel are
tn the ~ lrN ~ mOltly in Viti.-. . . . D&tn.
The Joilat Oaw.• recommeadatloa
for mobilllJnC admdonal ~s
would inclUde tbe firtt call·yp of
goond troops linc• the 1tart of the
Vietnam war.
The proposal, which would ~e
natiooal auardamen as well as A.ray.
Marine, Navy and Air reservist.a., was
submitted to defeut Secretary Aobert s. McNamara.
Pnaidaat Johnloa la presuiubl1
. awa."t ti U:i6 prOROU!. bUt Mirce•
aaid it baa Dot belD formally aub-
mltted to the Wbltt Bouse. Tile
chairman el tbt Jut Oliefs, Gto.
Earle G. Wheeler, ii now in ~
and oae Clf the reuooa for bil tttp-
il to dilcuaa manpower needs wttb
Gu. W"llliam C. Wtltmarel.and, UM
U. S. commander in Vietnam.
Frea P•e J
WILLIAMS. • •
• we 1et back on.··
He dl.sputed tbe idea that a
defendant wo1ft lie under oath.
"Now. I dol!'t know how naive recs
can geL An honest defendant Is an
unknown thing."
He aaid it wu the .. ..,, of survival ..
that ~ <DW&mOQlt on tbl
witDeas It.Md. "I'd lit UU bell."
That Was Picture
Of Another Youth
I
t .
noat. banda, clowns. a fl.re engine,
httle cars &Del a fr t c la i on
motorscooter team cootroll.ed by
portable radios.
The oo11 miahap occurred when
Shriner Robert L. Faberi 1wtrved
to avoid a chUd who darted in front
of hJm. Hia motonc:~r al1d into
Debra Withff. 15. tA Anaheim and
her sh ter, Tart Lynn, 11, brulalng
both girls.
The Shrinera fire enJine ~d
in front oi the jud&tl stand while
Shriner clowns ipited a amok.e bomb
ur.der tt and weat throup a comic
routine.
Political Science
Teacher Honored
Erneat cum oi 2t«>l Via Marina,
Newport Beadl, a polltieal lclence
lnatructor in American CGDltltutiooal
IO¥VDIDlllt a a..a Aaa CoDett, bas
.._a t.p nsff•tl J'11Sfms J'oun,
~ 1ecuptdoa ftll"d, it was
dilCbed 'Jbunday.
Crain, in addition to tucbinc three
sections of American Coostitutional
Government. a1ao senes as veterans
and placemeot counselor. Tbe national
award wae mllde by the 19U Di.s-
Ungulahed Awards Jury of the
Freedo.ma Foundlltlon to Crain for
his wort ta •• lnlJ*lne youna people
toward a ll'•at.er' ~aUon of our
American Beritace. '
Crain w11 to receive the Natlooal
Recopntlon Awlrd plaque Thursday
durint ce,remonies 8t Valley Forge,
Pa.
. .
NIWl'OIT llACM
17TJ ........ Drt.. .....
BY JMNNE "8llA W -................
Tbr'te lumdred Bmti._., liMeh
cMc Jeedlr1 ptbere4 """ldaJ at GeMl9 w..t Clllel•: eo cllC9 the
----... .......... of tM1r
CMli Dftildt) lft the lit Annual 'CoG'"'8
for Camlftllldty J>rc>craa.
The Conaresa wu Nied oa u Idea
p,....p_J
RENTS~ ..
Udl .... tbllt tw DOt bea brOCllht
in tbe pest."
4'1At'1 .preM tat lncr....S en·
roreeaent el °"' 'tftll." "1gelled
Coundlma Dee Cool. "Let's DQt just
bllb One aectlon of the city ... Cook's
reftrence wu to 1 statement by Grant
that the vto!alOll appear abundant
on tbe P'-.uta and ii Corona ctel
Mar.
City Attorney Tully Seymour em·
phaaized lhat he and Gram acreed
that proeeeutlo• woukl be Uled oely
as "a lalt retOl"t". Conviction can
bring a three months jail sent.ence
and ... fine.
S.,aour NW later that when a
violation ii unco...t. about 30 days
would be allowed for It.a correctio11.
Pett Bartett, spok.eaman for the
Newport Harbor.CO.ta. Mesa Board
ol Realeon, told councilmen:
"We'H do whatever we C'&ll to usist
the city In doing what bu to be
done. We will cooperate .tnd help
publicize wbM II proper, and will
advise our members."
John Seal~.!l~ a ·realtor, was even mcii"e'Gllpmwu~. ''You 1IMlul4 *lop
all tbole peopi. Who openly defy the
city lawt." He said lw knew of one
builder In Coreea dtl Mar who had
built lf ~ bouel lo the R-2
zone. "2aeh 'of u.,m ·Md at least
three units, 10me had four."
Library Presented
With Set of Boob
Tbe o.a.,,... el. .. American
it.wlDtlon hive Jll"tltlMd Oran1e
Cout Co0ett with a two-YObune set
ol "The <killlat Hlatory of the
Constitution" wtdch wfll be used by
atudent. a, reference books.
Mrs. Wllllam Rabbitt, D A.R
llbrarlan of the Col William Cabell
ct.apter. Corona dtl Mir, presented
the boob to the library.
Die clft to OCC wu in oblernace
ol tbe cbapttr' s celebratiou o f
Febroary aa America HlJb'y Month.
A third volume of the won 11 being
prepared atd W'Ul be presented to
OCC when It 11 complete, aaid Mrs.
Rabbitt.
-,
·fll-a Bdait-Beadl -dt1 coun-
cilman, and IPQOlcnd l>J tile beach
community'• Clamber of eoa.merce.
Tba pm'tidpal& -f< ...... at
.... meeUnc at wllldl • -,.Ote
......... Dr .......... '· Aaley, nm•ll•t wt• S ' 1 a..arch
Aaodatll ol Loe AR•' I Bl told
llil •wtfmm tM • Ml M 1•ea1 fl'obilml and ._ ,.._. tw Hun·
..,_ a.di. ii br1'bt.
Spteldn1 • tllt .... "Putting
WlDd ... Jbe Salla," Dr. AllallJ told
Halllbllst-~ ......... dtles
would W UPPJ te ndns1 Jl"'blems "' dlrCllUc _......,..._ ,..,erty,
md llli-far pro1b'rr• .. 'beach dtJ baa. He Aid ......... is
to4"elopa ..... at...,. ::Its ..
Pollowiac Dr. A.lllJel't -'dress.
partldpmtl llroU blto .... for four
penel dllcu.uloa: • ' I co• o m I c
Development, Growtb . • ltapa· ti.oe?"; "avic' pevtl••••nt. Wbolelolna Dpe1ti•. ,..,.TUrvy
Growth?": "Edaeatl•, Wilt Kinds
of Schoeb fllr, How Madi .._.,?":
and 'Social llld Cu!lllral ~. Wall-
ed INidation • C o mm u a l t y
lnvolvemeat ?"
After the puel d l I U II io II I ,
plrtidpWtta ptbered for a Rlllm&ry
d1acuaioo and cJo.tq ........ by
ecoaomilt Bicblrd S. P • t • r 1 o n ,
''Problem• .-1 PrOlllltas Ill the
Economic Outlook."
Some ol the ideaa dbcUJIM at the
day-long confereace were:
-The possibility of moving the Civic
Center to a s* near the Sheraton·
Beach Inn on Coast Highway.
-A repainting campaip for abart·
term improvemem for tbe downtown
area.
-The breakdown oi "walled Jn.
ffiibway inlaind five or aix blocks
to weld the city'• dete.rlC!"&tbt&
downtown area to tbe ocean front.
-The breakdown ol •'walled in·
sulation" and. the lnitiMJoo Cl( "com·
munitY in~otveiefint" in th4 city's
social and cultural goals, through the
development ol c o m m u n l t y feel-
ing. -Creat.ioo ,of an "actian Jdforma-
Uon brokeral•~' to start cornnumlca·
tion ln commuiiity feeling.
-An outaide the cluaroom job pro-
gr~ to "educate every boy to op-
timism."
-A Community Action Center steer·
lng committee wu formed out of
t.be debate at the educational pmel
d1JC:U.Uioo. .
-PbbliC in\'olvement with .the mak·
. 1ft1 ol publk poDcy thrtlll-qutl-tionftah-es Of , .. a.Ji ~ Stud-
ies'' rucb u Newport Beedl ii aow
cooductlng.
Frena P•e I
CdM PILOT. • •
R. WU.on, 40, of Santa Rosa. Calif.
"Our Marine spotter told 111 thert
wet'e enemy troe>91 don hre."
Wl.1.loa Aid. .. Be guided UI In and
we dropped our bombs duwlh the
cloudl. '.1.he cloud cover 1'M too ~se
to make any damage auesament."
..,port t. \.. hittortc.I
forms •. eccentuttes tftem ••
trffts' th.m ., ... Ufthistorictl
f uhto.i. tt ttkes from m.tnY,
F*iod. in t+te f"¥Mmt .
lnOOd. And, W, Rappori ts in
•ny piece •f fumifur. by
Drenl you1 ftnd the +rtdi-
tioMI cr~p. th•
ureful •thM'-to d.t.a
tMt Ms IMcM Or.tel the
most tMi9d Mme "' fumi-
ture.
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~OraBge County .,SchoO~ Performance Lagging 1'
OIWIGll COllNTY UlllLTI .. . ...... 4 ~iij.--I' •.ADA 1 ·a· .I It ,)Q,
-Andel.m E ..... .' .......... tt;OU M 15 II .: lOU
Brea Ollnd& U. . . • . • . . • • • . . 3,567 ta a a 49 IOI.I
Buena Park E. ....•....... 4,• SS 51 41 19.2. , Ca,._ .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . 5,400 84 12 51 ~ IOU
llUa. .. -9.S ~:} u
;S·"-!~;4,e:List Shows Bay Area Youngsters Tops
J·;.• Cutr.Ua E. ............. ~.-t,S31S ti 52 ti'1' 18.S
•• Cyprus E. ·····-·····-···· 1,155 96 • 42 17.1 r F .. tam V.., ............ C,3IO 47 52 S( !pl.I
•11 . Fulilrton E ................ u.a a 64 a .. t0t.•
. Garden Grove U. ·····-··-48,7'17 S5 SS 41 44 lt.O
,.. ..... Hllldiq&M Bead ..•.•••••• S,912 64 flO 5 . . 10.1.2
>:. 1-1lucll .............. ~157 17 711 · 51 57 Im.I ·~ .. La Habra E ................ 1,012 51 51 55 .. 101.t
Loi AlamiLOI E. ............ 4,DS M IM fl8 .. 108.4
Mqnolla E ................. 7,891 74 80 57 .. 102
New,.n.Meaa .•••.•..•.... 24,885 . 54 M M 82 lot.I ?:· Oceu View .............. JO.Ml 58 57 51 . . 102.2 '· Orance u .................. '3.351 ll5 11 M 51 104.7
~· Placentia U ................. 8,122 51 62. 51 $2 100.4
Su J .. qa ..... , ...... _ ... S,119 52 58 62 . . 108.2
Santa Ana u .............. 25,187' 44 311 41 4.1 94.9
Savanna E. ·····-·-········· S.892 51 48 48 .. 100.7
• . Seal Bead .....•.. -• • • •• .. 1,170 82 " 59 102.5
Tutbt E. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . a,a n 73 n . . loe.s
•· Wetbnt.ster E ••.....•...• 12.411 54 53 50. tt.7
·.;· Yorba l.Jnda E ............. 2,048 89 IS9 M 108.S
Anaheirp H. . . .. .. . . . .. . . .. 18,233 54 100.1
. .,, Fullerton H ................ IS,IM 57 104.8
R•tblf.to11 Bead H11ti .... 10.e".5 44 101.4
'" h.U. HIP ......... 4,2M 85 108.1 ...
* * * * *
110 27.5
IM :l&I u '1•· IU 30.6
1.5 2U u ...
10.4. 21.1
5.$ z .s
4.4 --· IU 27.1 ... ...
7.3 30.S
3.0 ...
1.4 31 .S
8.5 29
19.5 28.3
13.t 29.2
22.4 30.7
18.0 29.7
4.0 11.2
2.8 27.1
7.9 29.7 ... 29.1
8.2
8.1 ...
4.6
* ' . SAN MATEO COUNTY RESULTS
'
Reo4bo& Mhl.
llbtrk:I-ADA I • • It IQ "' Ratio
Belmont E. ................ 3.3115 .. 72 73 108.S 4.9 25.8 ,, 23.7
6.6 ..... Burllncame E. . ...... , ..... 2,174 ,. 73 73 108.9
Cabrllo U .................. 2,112 57 58 " 57 99.1
. 1.2 17.3
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Hilllborougti E. ............ 1,308 ,. ·" .. 112.S
Jetferton E. ................ t ,431 .. " 51 99.S
10.7 30.4
2.1 18.7
Lacuna Sa1ada E ........... 8,580 27 " .. 30.1
"Lu Lom.itu E •...•.••..... J,6.11 " 79 75 .. 109.9
Menlo Parll: E. ............. 2.~2 79 80 75 . ... 3.0 21.S
Millbrae E. . . . . . . . . . . ' . . . . . 3.384 .. 70 62 .. 1m.& 6.2 23.7
2.t 18.1 Portola Vahey E. .......... 1.002 83 " " .. 110.5 -·.,~ ' .
Raven1wood E. ......•...... 5.374 49 27 " 00.1 T7.4 27.9
13.3 23.5 Redwood City E. .......... 10.670 73 .. 83 104.t .. ~.
San Bruno Park E . . . ..... .. 4,809 " .. 59 103.S ••• 22.9
San Carlos E. .............. 3230 83 .. .. .. 105.0 3.4 27.7
San Mateo E. ............. 11.4211 " " 66 105.1 13.4 27 .... ' So. San Francisco U •...... 12,Ul4 " " 57 51 102.7 17.1 27.4
: .. 'Orange County, San Mateo
Schools Tests Compared '
The accompanying tables show
reading achievement a.nd intelligence
test 1core1 for most 1ebool "\ti1trictl
.~ · -1n Orange aod San Mateo counties.
San Mateo . WU sel8ded u the .
·' ; n?rthe111 cauJarnia county mott ap. .•. .-prn.lmatinc Orange County in com.-
" .!. mun.Hy sia, .weallb and mlnoritj
rroup population.
II! comparin1 acbool di1trictl, It
1hc.uld be remembered that such fac-
tor~ •• student mobillt)', local tax
f'ffort and public interest in the
schools could not be shown.
/.1so. the scores 1bow only distrrct-
wtde aven1e. U a district bu a
lo•· score, it may nevertheless include
• • i individual 1ChoolJ that do well, or
~ , vice versa.
Here is what each headil:lg means :
ADA -The letters abbreviate
Average Daily A~dance, th a
a~raae enrollment throughout the
year.
Keachi -These are the re.adin&
tat tcOt"el for srades 1, 3, • and 10.
The second &ride ICore is omitted t.f . because p,Mtern1 are clear without
:: it. <:• U1ln& the first district listed,
::.. Anaheim Elementary, as an uample,
'-" its 1core1 are 54, e and 6.1. This
!' mearu that If all children In California ~ were ranked oa a readinr abWty scale
>
from 1 to 100, the average Anaheim
first grader would stand with number
64, or 315th down from tbe top.
In other words, the hlgber the
namber, Ute btttet tbe nadia& ttbWty
ol cbtldren ln the diltrict.
Since oo diltrict 11 coniposed en-
tirely of very bad readen or very
good ones, no dhtrict will score at
the o:trtme1.
IQ -IQ stands for tntelllpoce
quotient and· ii popularly believed to
indicate a cblld'1 inborn brain-power.
But many educators hive reported
that IQ c1n be increased by effective
schooling.
The IQ fi&ures in the table were
taken from 1ixth grade testl in
elen;aentary and unified district& and
lottr grade tests for the high schools.
Mla. Pttce11t -This stands for
"minority percentage," or the percen-
tage ol Neeroes, Mexican-Americans
and other minorities in the diJtrict.
Where the fi&ure is high, the district
uaua.Uy contain1 an above average
number ol powrtJ level f.amillet .
RaUe -TbM ii tbe ratio ol ltudenb
to ..... ?! in the diltrict, a way of Me ,, C!lue tile.
EdGCatl:WI be -ve *.Hat i' 2S to l
r1tlo ii bUt, but few dLltricts achieve
that joal. Hoft'!,111;( thole which do
achiev• it aeneraD1 ICOf't biiher than
those 'fftilc~'dl! ooL r,
f • i Twice Reported Dead,
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•1 ,..0.... .. ro&TtJNS poorly again.st San Francdco bf.y ana ... -....... · ' ~ ·~ ·•~ : .. i.._::;'.'..J ~·-........ IC110010. -~-m. ..,...__. ~ In the lest ol. fi1-at-qade readio1, trlD1 pldonaJn&. u ftl II th,.._ only one Sou.tbenl Callfonrl.a ~ool
·from Saa .l"tandlco ' ~ system (San Marino Unified with the ' u 1iu:rlceiiltnttd :ure 0 f 6Ute's hlgbett aver•ae· IQ) placed ttateWkle public tc:hool tell tCilt'tl In the top 10. The oUler Dine place•
abon. went to districts in Contra COit.a. Tb9 dlitriel • b1 .. dllt:rlct rttu!ts. Marin , Su Mateo and Sant. Clara
tM 'int ad lilt ever compOlid in counties. ,
tbJ .,atate, wu nileued tliila1 by Relatively poor lbo'wlnp were made
ADtmblyman • Leroy Greelle ~D-by Orange, County and Orana:e Coast
5acramento). ' · , school distrtcta.
Zducaton, by and tarp:, bft.. All.bough Above the Nate •veraae,
mediately reacted b 0 1 t 11•1 'I • they did not compare favorably to
Schoolmen NY tbey fear the public school systems in Nortbem California
will draw 'Wl'OnC conclusiona from tbe suburbs . Tbey showed well ooly In
comparative test result.a. comparison to school distri. c<s in Another way of Jootlq at it ii
t b a t Greene !Hew tbt wblatle on urban and rural areas.
scbooI ·offlcialJ who have been lr:eepiac One 1urprillnC showina was that taxpayen in the darlr: over reanlta made by the Fountain Valley Elemen-
tbey are gettins from their t.a1 D;\ODllY· tary District which enjoys an enviable
The dllclosure aeem.1 certain to reputation among tcboolrnen for Its
touch off voluble public dilcusalom. empbasi1 on. iDdlviduallled instructlon .
The read.in& and intelllaence teal fteadi!lg . scores were the lowest of
rtsultl show that Southern Calllornia any dilltr1ct in the county. except San·
schools as a whole ttaclr: up vef1A . ta Ana Unified.
SF College President
Resigns, Blasts Reagan
SAN FRANCISCO !APl -Dr. John
Summerskill bas qui.t u president
of embattled ::an Francisco State
College, accusing Gov. Rea&an of not
havinl much Interest ln CaWomla
blgher education.
Summerskill. at a news conference
Thursday in a sub-batement of San
FrancisC<l State·1 downtown center,
ct.lled the racially-troubled school a
"delightful and c o m p l i c a t e d in-
stitution."
The 42·year~ld educator said the
disotder1 on the 18,1'.ro-student campus
last December and subsequent furore
over his not calling in uniformed
police figured in hi.I resignation, ef·
Won't Run Again
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (UPI\ -Sen.
Thruston B. Morton (R·Ky.) an-
nounced today tnal "for very eom-
pellln& , penoMl rMIOfls" ti. would
not Mek ~on·ttda year.
...
fective next Sept. 1.
But the major reason, be told
newsmen . was that the ttate colle&e•
have neither adequate financial sup-
port nor the flexibiUty to manage
these resources . "The citizens of this 5t.ate have
a huge investment in higher educaUon
which is being seriously eroded by
poUUcal Interference and financia l
1tanation," the educator said. "The
public trust ln competent educators
jj being undermined because the
present administration l:n Sacram~
bas failed to give higher education
the constructive leadersblp it requires
and deserves."
Of Rea1an whose economy moves
In California 'colleges and universities
have stirred controversy, Summerskill
declared : "I don't think Gov. Rea1an Is
particularly interested 1n building
higher education in California ••. We
just do n't seem to be sympatico ...
The dlscouraainr thing is nobody is
talking to-tbe fu.ture, toward building
hJgber Mu.cation. tn tbil state.''
Fountain Va 1 t t '/ admlnlstratot1
were not •vallable for coDUllent. but
aa educat• from another school
dlltrlct volunteered that Fountain
Valier ii handicapped by a rolatlvely
low averq:e IQ and 1ar1e cl.us sinL
Dr. Mu Forney, H~ Buch
Hliil Scl>ool Dlllrict 1aparlnlendeot.
dlacredlted tbe reieue of ieat tt1u.lta •
''You have to know what you are
comparln&," be aald. "You'va &:ot IO
many factors 1t'1 Ute comparln:c
bananaa Ind crwpefrllits.
Lacma s-o Unllied Supt. William
Ullom called "lease of tbe oomoars-tiVe belt re1ulta "a powu play.'' --
He saJd be ii llanned it came out
without the approval ol. the ttate .....
perintendeat of ecbools office.
"Comparison lead& to competition
that mllht not be advantageous." 1tt.
said. "WHb this kind of p!'l!llllit'8 we
could get to tbe pokrt of foc\lltnr al-
most entirety on reading. It is better
ID look at childrm'• total needs.''
Norman Loatl, Newport.Mesa UnJ_-
""-
SAN PRANCISCO STAT1! COLL•GI PUSIDBIT QUITS
Dr. John SummenkHI ll ... btlpatlen et Mws C.1 ..... ce
3 • i GRAND ISLAND, Neb. (UPI)-reeclved from Micbael a few days
There wu a knock oa Uw: front door befo~,·ar D'l•Yhl it waa tbe blind hope
.. "" Rodney J-home Tueldoy •""1 ......... cllllp lo, bat Mn. JobJI.
night. IOb could oat brlDs bel'1eU to believe
ftne ~ ttood rl&kl, their MJcldlel ..... Mf. I ' •
halt at tbefr tidn, their' IJIDJl*tbetic Sbt ubd tbe Marine Cotpt ~
CHICK IVERSON saved a student's father
almost $73.00cash ••• every1...th
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faces N)'inl all that wu necessary . 11>e Jobnaona' ton, Pfc. Mtch•l D. 1t Lincoln, Neb., to conftrm. the notice
Jotmaon, 21, w• dead, the Martnu oece more. Tbt omc. did.
tokt them u sntlf u they cou1d. He nnared11. omdala bap~y announc-
died ol 1brapnel Dial ripped Into his ed that It was all a horrible mlstakf! ·
bead in a baWe near Quan Nam , Soutn Mille llllld been WOW1ded but be •u
Vietnam, Feb. I. Ulitf to~ the John-&ll•rt&bt. MID wu CDtDJn1'bb111e . .1
.ans. "[ ,,.. jun' lttlaed, .. Mn. JObnson
The 11UD1bial ..... WM UNA:med said TtnndaJ after eetlfrt1·the pod
the next day iD • Defeme f>epart-newt, "..ct Jft I had tbl feellrlr be
monl ,.,.,...,, ,.. -all' llong , • . • , · ~ lt ..... -""' bid "We just --tllal -,. .1 ..
• ----"
. .. ........ -.. --lllrough ,..~ -j,, ",.1 ....... ' ~-.. the lJ. s. eo.,ital · at Yokobama, Ja-
pu II tben .at. "9 was "well
and ambulatlrj. aWQUas tr1111porta-
tioe to u.. t1nHtd SCatel."
• .,,,.. -.... -.._, lnln~
...... -"'/' .. ~ -1old ' afttr' htuinl her ,_.,. Wice. "We
..... tt .. '.ur llllN. llt'• com.Inc _ ..
ftt ,.._ avl II Jt np9t o.t lie .......... .., llOJINif IOW
-· .... -1...a,. "" .. 1c1 .., ..... • tta.'11111 ,,..,. Utt
.-rw. wldcfl ... dltcra.d .. Ill
''IM9llt ....... ..
'Ille "'""· .... -(Apo -aoll1-In W-...... D.C .• u · ~~-=·==-~ ..;;:'--~.. .. -lli1iil --
··-""" bed ..... ol 'we '
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•
H's not 1trkUculou1 n you.think!
Th is student was drlvina a lar1er type of car back and
forth to school every day, social functions and on week-
ends. It drove his father almost into the poorhouse try-
Jna to keep up with tht bills on two cars, the family car
and his 50n's, plut ptyin& for his education and all the
expenses of family ltvlnr. A heart to heart talk with
Chic~·tverson convinced him that by buying a Volks-
W1pn he coutd SIY'I llmolt $73.00 every sin1le month
Mr 14 year period. Thia comparison involved S1.4bstan-
tl•l savlnas on purchlH price, 1asoline, insurance,
licen11 plates. Ii,.., Interest on car payments, repairs,
etc. Ht mn yvtd on anti.freeze because his son liked
to aid. You see. a WI ts lir coottd and thtr• is oo water
to frMZ~. Now doea tt IOUnd rtdlculous7
11 you would like lo enjoy 1~111111 tcOOOmYevetY montll,
e1ll Ch;ck lvtrsoft on Ille ""'lnlUla ond pt the lull com-per1.;;,,.. Savina rnonlJ wery month Is not ridfculoua •
No experience ntedtd for lntt1nt economy.
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Ind Porsthe dMW.
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husband's gra ... The thoct killed hdt. The gravedigger eot tive yean
as an accomplice. • ~ Prudhomme and his pet o4 "Charlie" epent two houn !"t<bed in a lr<e in Hoilywood be-
fcn firemen rescued them. Prud·
mlnme said be climbed the 25-foot
tree after be saw "Ol.artie" strand·
ed in the upper branches. Firemen
reecued Prudhomme, age "70.plus,''
and the cat with an atenlion lad·
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'Th.I'. common cOlmCil of·Jfiltoov,.
kl'-1'., Wir., goi"(1 olcmg with tM
~ Te"qUe"at of Pvblic Emplovc•
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Conference Tol,d He Follows l' our Drinking, Sex ,Habitl-And 'f!se$,Cornputfr ·f'!.f Memory , -. CHICAGO (UPI) -A Blf Brolhor "'Tbe major prol>lo.. lo ...... fue -'t' '"'t"::u2ra a, I a 1 -tf ·eo. u tho -mdlt IMlnaUI aod emploJm, thor\
wtftl I 80IJ tntmti lrl JOtr lex W~ mlataket lft Ulett fUtt Wtlidt .. la. tecfmaloO and • . AaN.:ican " '~ • 'taid IOIDe .quettioDI .W• a1lo doztDI of "atud:)i" lfOUpl
dr'nkinl babJta, and other "private dividu.al bu no cbance to CG1'1'91«"": safeguardl for tbe iidMdUaJ. W'bo MDd bf tbt .....-maent lnclude: Do wbo lift tbr~ a penoo's ltalltta.
aapecb of your Wt~, la rapidly The spectre of compuWI' ~ appar~n ii, doomed tq v~ lhtJe ,_.~......_·athome!; are your f . Jibkio andllvltibood.
lfawiJll to ldultbood. incorTect blfonnatlon •ll>M: M ... future -ney. , iaU1 ··~ •oticT· and baw UDCtionl, • '11* BIC Brother lJ ccmputfri:sad dividu1l -inform1Uon tbt ,._ Ra e Mremrl4. JWioed tt t:bt 1r1 ,_ lllil,.. wilt 1,~1 aloft,! "I am· leu · ~ aoUt tbe
Id 11 i>*I fed with tnlwmltioo by knowt notftin¥, about, -.... ,.._ lnv11IOll ol pi_vaey bat 11111 ~C &itcltlt '*.the dllel tooJ used information 1atbered than wtiat 1J
JnmJ ~t and private aJtD· todJ)' at the' Coafmnct te f'rtMeJ : blcl ~ ·l>e done to ~kt ~ tie bf 'tbe hd.r.t Government in· dane with 1i,•t Ratcliff• aaid. '1'he cies and blulneue1. Experll ill the Polley and the Law" · liliDI ·llalt at llllonn•IJGD •-'IDd .--l«m••M' ~ u tile u s. . . . " ·
nt1d CODIJder the dem.l1e of tradUlonal rt>e Univtrslty of Chic110. , apparedtJ7 forever .-14 . -...ct. · O..U.. • . , · · , bit ~~stion 11, who C.. ** •I
prh'IC'f' la tbt United Stat.• In-RafcHffe, one of 14 lelldifte in,.,, particularly dnct the klittt\'tdUAl _.., . 1 ~ y <• r cieaututtonal authorities what. ·
m&abil. T'ba problam., they '"· ls . ed\aCltor• ud 1ovetnmea( drt·11 to have Utue cbNce of ""'"' .lbe .\lftt· tlllC, U'9 am&Y wu orilinallY Tbst question and the others in· rnU:iN ''¥"~ ~· B~ sell h:is partkipatfnc 1n : the· conf9~ "'1 record hip:IHll. • · -~ . cooeetv..rtqr,lllit J>W'POM ot allCQtiug vqlved la the slow ~~ fl( privacy f~ta Jtfaidl the a~, .ol prlv,ac~, 11 \"~ ''The 1u11t•ti90'.bu betil .11\Ad• tblt, tull in tbll! lfoaM of RepreseotlUves. in the United state• 11 beinc explored "nil rMeral G<l9ernlnent. credit stead.by. ' ' anyoaa who hu a record ol thls aut now It bat become 1 m;ijor ln· at the corderence ·by, amoa,s others,
bureeUI and_ private tftll)loyers have The cpnference .was c~ WlilUe kind should get a copy to eorrtct quir)· into an facets ol. Ame.rican Ufe. All.Ill F. Westin, profe!IOI' of public
milliiml_tlf ;We.• ~Ui information t1n ~g:rtss c()flslde~s ed.dliitlbl111'aa-lite errott," bl 1ald. '11ll 1edivldul'1 The 1960 ioo,1 form, which about one law and rovmnM11l at ?,oill!'l)bia
lndtyidalls t.Dd the file. are not ·tlooal dat. bank lo centtalb4l itaiat:1 need to know what ls knowa about person in 10 Col. had somethinS lii.e University, whose reeent Privacy
l.Yailable to Ult lndividualt," says of information tbout eadl iltlw in him 1s of puamowrt'i.mportuce wbe 180 qiMtStiofts 08 Jt aod Freedom'.' Is :. leadln1 tes:t DO
J1me1 M. Ratcliffe, •s~t.~ dean the U~ted Stites -A kind ~ Wtlmate ~ type ol infonnation blioc 1t.orld "This ii . likely to grow a&ain in the subject, and Pierre Salinpr,
of ttle Un!veralty of C)ltca10 Law memory for ''Bil Brottlirl!"' '-'·~ 11 eonslde.red. . the 1970 otmu," ht aaid. former press secretary for Presidents
.Scbool. The twfttenot la ; cuudib Mil, ~ For instance, RatcUHt aaW, a prime ln addiloa to the eenlUI And the Kemied)' abd JotmsOn .
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:100 Cars Enter Richmond
To 'Protect' Leader Brown
RICHMOND, Va. (UPI) -The Stu·
-Noe Vt-c.oordlDMlq C--
-(INCC) Madi a 100-<or
•avu bon today to"~" SNCC
....._ H. Rap Jlrl!wa, caJlecl -·
FBI Seeking
'Skyjack,er'
For Robbery
Sf, PETERSBUllG, Fla. (AP) -
A.a arrM warraat tw b.n i11utd for t...rence M. RbodM Jr., 21, of
Walcb, W. Va., ... -.. at bljacldag
·a ·-ad fGrciDI Iii IOI <¥'· ....... talb'toCOl>a. ' RbodN; 1 uUft ot W• Vtrliala's
-1 -HCI• wtio told ac-~ he WAI the IOD ol I rich
JitlW Mlxlco mu, WU Kaiaed by
tbl rB~:kl•I 11>1 llllla AlrllnH DCI W 11114 iddaaplq tb OC·
eupurt!. 'nle warrant wu issued
Thursday. -=-··Ill~ .. a1'o wuW ~taae.Oildlb ~!' 1'bbery
"' • coal -pa,..U -in West Vi:rlial6,1-~ O:.Unty.
"Rhodn Ia WI iild &9-"bave been
livinc receniJ1 JD .. Tampa, Fla'.,
area witb hJ1 wife, Marjorie,'' said
Fred Fr<*lboH, r:pecllJ gent in charge
oi ... FBllDKlami,
Havana Rdo, tn ill account ol
how -Jlllllllld I pUtol btl*tll a stewsdlu' tu" and forced tbt cap-
tain to divert till Mlaml·bowal plane,
list<d a 8~ P--• lddr111 for
Rbodao.
Tbl addrau bU:llllp to l'm1ey Oliver
Ricard, am--who· -homll-0081.~
---ho-flllllDS. "Ht did not ttve wttb me -Mnr 4Ml... aUd R1cvd. ··1 tblat bl i!ftlll
--in St. P1tanlm1."
Ricard ----hknltW u "the toa of a wealtbJ
Ntw Mnlco man." Ht rttued to
.-...... -laill ho bad ....... Rbod8I ar dllcuu f u r t b.e r
cin:wnltaDctt ol -acq-.0. The CUbu lovemmeDt .aid lt WU
c:c:inftierinl Rbodu' request for
poltlcal aqlllm.
a federal judge to erplaln Why he
violated the travel restrtctiona ol a
110,00l bond.
SNCC ol!lci>ll Nld T~ Dlthl
tne caravan would farin l n
Washington, but they refmed to give
IDY details of the propoHd motorcade.
. "We don't really tnow wbat IJ aeinl
to b&ppea hi tlicbmond, •t • swcc
opokotmen Nld.
Browri, broulbt under flder&l cuard
I<> I jail Tbunday. ..... IO ,Jllillf!r
before P'ederal Judee Robiait R. Mtrbia;e Jr. at 1 p.m. EST.
Mertille in Ausutt ordered Vlrlinia
~ nlease Brown from Jail while he
foqht extradition to Cambrid.le, Md.,
wbtre he was indicted on bidtin1·to·
rJot charaes.
But Merhi1e lald dO'wn the re1tric·
lion that Brown's movemeot.s be
limited to New York Cib' ill cuatody
of his attorney, William H. Kuatler •.
lAat weekend, BroWn went . tO
CIWornll to addreaa a NtlfO rally
alon& with fellow Black Power mill·
tant Stokely Carmichael. Monday,
Merhige ordered Brown to appear
heH Friday to 1bow why boDd lhould
not be revoked.
OnlylOO.P~:~'.·
Attend Ben~li ·
For Stricken Boy
WICHITA, Kan. (UPI) -The city
vlrtualb' poured tt.a Mart out last
Nowmber after 14-yu:r-old Norman
Gtorlt Wll permallllll'1,-tojured.
HI bad pulbod I llri" .... pealOD out al tbe we.y ol a IPlldlDc Mien
Cll IDd wal piDDtd ....... a_ tree,
T1lurida, nl!" ~ Wletdta State
UDI..., rtildhoail Wlllcb holds
lll,000 ......... -.... -of • 2-lMlur lMelt1t lbow t9 nlM funds
to J>01 ..,.. 11.000 la mldlce! bilh
for tbt fonmr MW""* cm1er.
But oal)' obout MIO -lhowed
up ID4 ooJr llt - -l'llel4. llftt OD the fteJdhouH ilode Wft -
and. tb• beMf1t lolt ~
. "I wllh It bad lllildl ....,&h J1ilt
to pay the COit," .. Joan& Norman.
who wu M tbt lhow In which some
30 local entertainer• took part
'lust a Bynantler'
Romney, Nixon Urging America
Limit Role in Any Future Wars
87 THE AllOCIATED PREii
Gov. 0.orp Rl>mneJ. and Richard
M. Nixoa, politl<* -le< the moment. both are ID'f:t tbat the
UD!tod Stole• try to · t11a11 to
tht rola at C«ICOiDOd ~ ID
futthwan.
In a llf,letttl 'ftarada1·•J:a women'.1 collep in Hookriet, N., H., tbe
Mlenlfan 1overnor caded. Io r
e1tablllhmat ot a 10,IO).ntea United
Nations peac•kMt>m1 force1bat would
be 1ent to "low-level codllettn1 litua-
tlons " to try to prevent them from
blossoming into full·tcale Wan.
The UDited State• eouw· help by
suppl)'ing equipment and tndnh!.g
usi1tance, Romney sakf, addlna: "I
would think it advisable for the U.
S. to contribute technJcal personnel
ror such purposes, rather U1J¥1 combat
troops, to this standin1 farce."
• la its basic message that dired
iavolvemtat ia to be avtlided, Rom·
oey'1 propaaal was similar to tblngs
Nixon haa beCI ll)'in.I repeatedl1 on
the primalry cmtpaip circuit .
".la Korea al Viet:Dam .. the
termer nee preddent h81 said, "we
furnUhed mott of the anna, most
ol die men and MOit of the money.
In the future U a nation 11 attacked
and reque1ta Amtricui help we should
give them the ulistance to tight for
themselves -but •• should not do
the fighting for them ."
Nixon returned to New Hampshire
today after two day• of campaianinl
ln Wbconail'I, his teennd foray lllto
that state. New Hamp s hire '&
bellwether primary is Mu ch 12.
Wisconsin's April 2.
In W&lhln1ton. Republ ic an
govetDOn wbo boped one ~ their
number would be given a co-
' ctWrmaruirlp .. tht piadClt'lll --
mlttee at th.ii 1UDUD1T'1 GOP m&8&I
~~ecKi~ found Tbundlly ....,.~
have 1o settl.e for IOUWllbbaa Ital.
GOP national diairmao Ila)' C. BO..
emerfed from a meetmc al tbt COD·
vention ~emot ~cwnmit:t• and
anDC'.IWICed that while the 1overncn
will have represerrtatklo OD ttae plat.-
form-G-afting ll'OUP there wW ~ only
one OOairman
"U you have co-cbalrmen and they
get in a tight," Bliss said, "who Is
goin g to settle it? I don't think you
can run a buines,s w:lth two president.I
of eqll.al power!'
Meanwhile, Bllts' opposite nwnber,
Democratic national chairmaa John
M. Bailey, aaid in a speech prepared
for delivery today the party expects
its lost sheep to return to the flock
before the election.
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New Mi·ssiles
.Korea Gunman Demands Apology
WASHINGTON (AP) -
Navy engineers are st'Qdying.
a possible new generation
or long-range mlsslles tbat
would be fired while floating
upright on the ocean's
surface like p a r t i a I l y
submerged bowling pins.
Pentagon sources said
such a missile would be
released from a submarine
and then fired by remote
control as it bobbed on the
surface. A weighted bottom
would keeo the m~sile from
lipping over.
Target Information would
be fed Into the missih!'s
guidance syM.em before it
was released from its sub-
marine, sources S<Ud.
The proposed new system
would be cheaper a n d
simpler than the Polaris
submarine with its com·
plicated mechanisms for
launching and f I r i n g
missik!s.
The new weapons would
have a range of about 6.000-
nules -roughly twice that
of the most advanced cur-
reot submarine-fired mis-
sile. the Poseidon.
This new approach i3 one
P ea ce Move
Abandoned
By Wilson
LONDON (UPI) -Prime
Minister Harold Wilson has
abandoned any plans for
·new Vietnam peace moves
in the foreseeable future.
responsible Britisb sources
said today.
Despite his recent public
statements that "the gap is
very narrow" b et w e e n
Washington and H a n o i •
Wilson was said to be con-
vinced that -for the time
being. at least -tnere is
no prospect of getting tbem
to the conferen« table.
Wilson still ls convinced,
' the soorces &aid, the Viel· t· nam war caonot be won
militarily Mid that i t
ultimately must be settled
by ne~tiations. He still
believes, they said, that Bri·
lain some day may be able
" to help promote Vietnam
peace talks. possibly in con·
junction with the Soviet
Union, her co-dlairman of
the 1954 Geneva Far East
Peace Cooferen<:e.
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Pope Names
10 Cardinals
VATICAN CITY (UPI) -
Pope Paul VI today named
10 more Cardinals, including
two Americans and a Cana·
dian to the Pontifical Com·
mission for Revision of the
Qiurch's Code oi Canon
Law.
The appointments filled
vacandes created by deaths
and raised total mem·
benhip to more than 60.
The CommJssion bas been
beaded since Jut year by
Italy's Perie~ C a r d i n a 1
Felici.
Tile new members in·
eluded cardinals John J .
Krol, A r c b b f s b o p of
Ptliladelpbia; Francia J.
Breeman, American· born
Prefect al the Coogreaatlon
al Sacrament. IOd Maurice
Roy. Archbishop of Quebec.
of 4 being kept on the back
burner for possible develop-
ment in tile eveot the Soviet
Union achieves significantly
greater accuracy with its
i n t ercoatinental missiles
and thus threatens the
survivability of land-based
American miasiles.
The other approaches in·
volve:
-Placing P o s e I d o n
missiles on surface ships.
-Mounting land-based in·
lercootinental b a 11 l s t I c
missiles on. trucks so they
might be moved about to
foil a knockout blow.
-Creation of an entirely
new long.range, land-based
missile fired from a revolu·
tiooary type of silo which
would be specially con·
cealed and protected.
Vote Today
On Liberal
Gover nment
OTTAWA (UPI) -Prime
Minister Lester Pearson
puts hls Liberal Govern·
ment on the line today for
a winner-take-all vole of
confidence but the crucial
showdown may not come
until nex.t week.
The cr1s1s was
precipitated Monday when
the g o v e r n m e n t was
defeated on a major tax
bill Since then the aroused
opposition parties have kept
up persistent demands that
the minority government
resign.
The Liberal G-Overnment
squeaked through another
day in power Thursday
when the speaker oC the
House of Commons rejected
an opposition charge that
Pearson had "slartdered"
his fellow legislators.
Soviet Army
Celebrates
Anniversary
MOSCOW (UPI) -The
Sovi&l Army celebrated Its
golden anniversary today
with the claim it has the
might to defeat any "im·
perialist aggression -with
or wiUtou·l nuclear
weapons."
Deleo~ Minister Marshal
Andrei Gt'ecbko, Hi an hour·
long ontion before 8,000
persons li'l the Kremlin's
Palace of C o n gr e s s e s •
asserted that Russia played
the major role in the World
War II defeat of Germany
and said the Red Anny's
one-week war against Japan
brought victory in t h e
P a c l f i c "considerably
nearer:•
Vietnam Allie8
Sla te Meeting
SAIGON (AP) A
med:ing of the seven Viet·
nam allies -probably al
the foretgn minister level
-will be held in Wellington.
New 1.ealand follOwi.ng the
Southeast ~ T r e a t y
O r g anl.zalion conference
scheduled for April 2. a U.
S. spokesman said today.
SUCCUMIS , ... ,, Arne
Cartoonist
Peter Arno
Dies at 64
PORT CHESTER. N.Y.
(APl -The cartoon shows
a tuxedoed gentleman lean·
ing over a girl in a strapless
dress. saying. "Tell me
about yourself. your strug·
gles. your dreams. your
telephone number."
It Is inimitably the work
of Peter Arno. the ribald
cartoonist who delighted
readers of the New Yorker
magazine and other public•·
lions for 43 years. He died
Thursday of cancer at 64.
PENS PEOPLE
His pen lampooned a
world peopled by po~s
plutocrats, blank-faced blon·
des and wheezy dowagers
a n d chronicle t b e ac-
celerating change in the
world over ttte past four
decades.
lnadepths-of-the-
depression comment on tile
very rich, he drew some
sabled matrons and t h e 1 r mat.es on their w a y to a
newsreel theater calling to
two men in a swank Fifth
Avenue club. "Com e on.
We're going down to the
TransLux to h111
Roosevelt."
BIS GREATEST Durinc World War Il
there wu an a 1 r c r a f t
deSignt.f'. smiling inaanelJ
as he strolled from the
cruh scene of hi• lat.t
creation, saying. • • W e J I •
back to the old drawing
board."
And, of course, there were
the leering old roues. mostly
in White t i e, whose leader
greeted an obviously shock·
ed delegation of young
lovelies, "I suppose you 1
girls are wo~rlng why I
asked you here tonight."
Arno was born Curtis
Arnoux Peters in New York
City on Jan. 8, 1904. the
son of a state supreme court
justice. He \/as educated at
Hotchkiss and Yale but 1
disappointed his father by i
showing more interest in
music than law.
STUCK TO ART
He was 21 and about to
begin a career in music
when the New Y o r k e r
bought bis first cartoon for '
S30 in Uni. From then Oil
he lluck to art and 10 years
later was reputedly earning
$1,000 a cartoon.
ln 1927 Arno married Lois
Long. a New Yorker writer.
After their divorce be mar·
ried debutante Mary Liv·
inpton Lansing, from whom
he was divorced in 1939. I
Surviving are a daugbtel'
by b la marriage to M i 11 ,
Long, Mrs. Patricia Annt
BUib ol Pleasantville, N.Y ..
and a alater. Mra. Frank c. Hart of Bal Harbour. Fla.
NIGHT .nd DAY SERVICE
~-A.M. TO t :30 ftM.-SATUltDAY 10 A.M. TO 6 '.M.
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SU'MATOKYO, J a pa a
(tJPI) -A Kareu IP""8
todQ tr...i three men ol
the 11 holtalU be t\..t Mid
in bis dynamite ud rifle
defended hotel room and
said the 1lx remalDlo&
would be freed ooe .by one
when police apolosiae for
slurrtnc hll nationality.
The Korean, Kim Hi Ro,
31, ldlled two men in a
Shimizu City bar Tuesday
evening and then retreatAld
to a smaU mouplain resort
hotel here with 18 boltages.
He fired an occasional sbol
or hurled a stick o f
dynamite to keep police at
bay.
Kim called in. newsmen
to the Fujiyama Hotel today
and said he "ould meet
Prefectural Police Chief
Keiji Takamatsu Saturday
to accept an official police
apology. One condition for
releasing the host.ages was
the apology ; the other was
that police make public the
•·gangster" records of the
men he shot.
While an amazed
Japanese nation has wat·
ched his activities, Kim has
held one or two news con·
ferencea daily. He also bas
had time to get acqualnted
with his captives and those ,
released referred'~ him a1:
fectionately as "Kim-san."
a friendly honorific. ·
Kirn charged in the news
conferences that . Japuese
racial discrimination was
responsible for bis Shimizu
City outburst. He said a electrical engineer. t o I d as a "bit wishy washy." replied. "Besldea Klm-san
Japanese detective caUed newsmen be wa s n' t Seikh.I Komiya. 'l'I, who trusted us. We did not think
him a "Korean S.O.B." dur· bothered by Kim 's oc· also was released today. of betrayln& blm."
ing an investigation last casional g u n s h o t s or was asked why be did not Komiya aaked newsmn
year and that p o 1 i c e dynamite-blasts but s'd he attempt to escape when Kim to tell Kim to "take care
superiors refused to listen worried that dynamite lying took a bath Thursday night. of bis health."
lo his complaints. near a fire might explode "I was afraid that such Se v er a 1 emissaries in-
One of the freed hostages, accidentally. a move mlgbt endanger the eluding some from the
Katsumasa lcltlhara. 26. an He criticized police tactics remaining hostages," he police have entered the hotel ~~~~~~-=-~~~~~~~~~~_:;:_;. __ ~~"--~~~~~~~--
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Only Lang's.
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100% Blended Scotch wt.111clfl, 116 proof. Im~ by Gola" lmporta COm!lllr'I)', Beverly Hl111, cam. Solt ti. S. 1mpor1w.
Our
stereo album.
Sylvania hes more than 25 ways to get the hi-est fi possible.
Here are some of them.
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IC241 W SC2S6P aolldt. only
'f!'• IMffttteed ltetlfnnw'~ atereo. Sylvania baa about a dozen o( them (not eounting the 8 or 110 portables). AJI have all-tranaiat.or
2o-or 30..watt (E.I.A.) amphtlers, Garrard turntables, AM/FM/FM.Stereo radios, and sealed air-euspension 1peakers.
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Tlte lfttetMedlete ........ Theae are alightly more powerful versiooa(60 watt.a,E.I.A.)of
the ~ner'a atereo. All 4 modela have Garrard tumtablea, all-tranaistor amplifiers, radioe,
and.Tarier teated .air-cuJpelltion apeaket'I.
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Ol1tr1ued Butternut vtflMrl 1nd
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Wtlnut VtllMB and Hltet IOlldt.
Tiie ....., .............. ~ aweo. Theee are the aort of ltereol every eam.t ltereo blll plan.a to own on• day. They have Dual
1019 tumtabl•, enormou ...i.ct air.uapenaion 8J>Ulcera, 20().ntt CE.I.A.) ampMefa. and tbl IOrt of cabln•ta that every furniture W plaae to own one da)'. 4 mode.la.
Co"'• In for our co:11pl•l• atereo albu"'. It'll make atereo·burln1 a llttle •••fer.
YOUI IXCLUSIYE SYLVANIA DEALER IN THE HARIOR AREA
OPEN DAILY 9.9 IAT. 9·6
-DA VIS ·-BROWN
IN OUR 21st YEAR OF DEDICA TID SRVICEI
17th IT., COSTA MllA 646·161A
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• DAR.Y PSUrT ,....,, ,._, 2', lM
QUllNI 'ly Phil lntertonclt
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€andldate tor Se11•e · . .,
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Rafferty the Hawk Bird Dogs Kuchel
HOLLYWOOD CUPJ) -crowd estimated 1t t• at candidatn lncldde Lo I eampaip 09 tif '9J lllMe
Dr. Max R a f f e r t y , ti\• Hollywood P.U .... A AnJelea M110r Sanuael W. -••• ._. .... _. ti ..
Callfomta'a superintendent shower of bene.. ti I• in Yorty, MHID~ Speaker VlltaUl ,,., b t t te 1
o1 public inltruction, cam· transparent ~ weaded JesM M. UnAh, · termer aupreme cost ~ a
paiftled today a 1 a down over tbe Mdl•ea as 1 tat e eontrolJtt A I a I belaDC9CI baql&,:.a. ._. ti
Republican cand.ldate for be slld he Wit a c........ O-an1to1 and State Sell. 1lle bandDC 11 om =
the U.S. S.nate on a plat-In lJSuinl b1a Qpected Anthony Belltnloa. ""1 fUlllmer a D 4
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Conn Qrmly plac!Jlg blm challence to XllCMI, a 15-Aa be mede b1a an-e o a tr o l ol ..._.. wboed
with Vietnam hawks. year veteru of the lenate nouncement Rafflff;1 made _ _!tebool9~~ ... :::.3::=~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~lferty, 50, anounced and uslttant GOP ltaclcr. publlc dftal)j of bla ltl7
Officials Say Fired
Teacher 'Outspoken'
BLY'nlE (UPI) -Of.
licla11 of Palo Verde Junior
Colle1e "Y Cher didn't ftre
philosophy tMdltf Wlliam
Hensey Jr. JUlt becaue be
uaed the word "wbon" in
hia claasroom.
town 225 miles east of Los
Anseles, Thursday filed a
pedtlon far retnstat.ement in
hll job.
Thursday nlfhl be would Rafferty touched Off a emn· federal incOme taM'I. Tbey
challenge i n c u m b e n t pajgn that coulcl pt.,.. to showed be «aned a ll"'OU
Republican Thomas H . be one of the moet vtaorous ol $41.142.51 -includinl
Kuchel, an a I r e a d y • a n· in r«e11t yean for the GOP f7,18U8 from \»> •..-.UY
n 0 u n c e d re-election can· nominltJcn ftr tht a.ate. syndicated newapeper col·
didate, in the June 4 GOP There wu a PoMlbility umn -and paid a tu ol
primary. that a tblrd major eudldate S8,2JJ.63.
He sharply criticiud the would enter the GOP race Rafferty also promised in
Johnson administration for 1000. Out&oiDI 1tat. flu.nee advance to back the GOP'•
a credibility gap and director Gcrdon P. Smith primary winner JI he falla
challenged R e p u b I i c a n has indicated he lJ Hriously in his own bid. Kuchel bua't
Kuchel to a series of f i v e considerin1 betomlut a can-made an unqualified pled1e
tteevlsed debat.ea. Then he didate. to t>1ck the ~ovember
flew In an ancient chartered D e m o cratlc protpect.s general election candidalt •.
DC3 to Sacramento where were unNttled. Pol9pjble Rafferty aaid be would
ht was to meet at mid· 1;::::======:;:z=;.:==::.;=======:::;I mornJna with Gov. Ronald
Reagan. wbo has pledged
to remain neutral in the
primary campaifD .
Rafferty made the an·
nouncement first at a news
conference. then before a
3rd Person
Strangled
In Oceanside
OCEANSIDE CAP) -A
third person bas b e e n
stranaled in Oceanside in
recent weeks, police Hy.
The body of Frank Mason,
50, of Elsinore was found
AL F.ORGIT
Newport leach Councilman
HEADQUARTERS
NO .. W OPEN
2209 W. •• •• llvcl.--Newport 1111•
Vol1lll1er Wonen AppncillM
CALL 673-3339 .. _ -------.-.
"He haa been outspoken
on many thin11 over the
1ear1," comments
Superintendent William P'.
Peschke of the Palo Verde
Unified School District. "It
a~ply bolls down to the
fact he wu inJubordinate."
His firing bu set elf a
~ray at tbe mWl
junJor colleie ol 2 0 O
students. He n 1 e y ' s sup-
porter• among the student
body have pla.tered the
wallJ of the school with
posters demand.Ing h i s
discharge be rescinded. and
have demonstrated in town.
in a motel room Thursday
with a lamp cord knOtted • leHh & N...,. llvd., Huntlntf9n IMch
around bia neck. e 2U I. 17th St. -C•t• Mesa Shoppf"I
e 2a H•rlter Blvd. at Witten St. -HarW e 1406 W. ldlr'ltr and lrlstel St. -ldl.,..,.
Hensey, a 20-year veteran
of teaching 1n thiJ desert
Hensey said he used the
word in issuing a verbal
warnlllg to his students
about the daoaer of venereal
dlstase in a nearby Mexican
town.
"I have been uked to do
10 by tbe Blythe borpttal
autlloriUes." ttie teadltr
aald. "l ate not.hlni im·
moral about encouraginC
On Jan. 3, N.arcia Tucker, Center, Cett1 Meta
20, waa diacovered dead in
her Oceamlde apartment
stnnaled with a bathrobe
cord.
Lola Wintm, 74, a widow,
WU found deld in her ~
JUI. 21. A 1l7lon ttockinC waa tled around htT neck.
Churches Ask
'Restraint'
On Vietnam youths io the community to 5 Die 88 Auto be discreet."
"He used the w o r d
SAN DIEGO <AP> -The 'wh<n' in the philosophy RUB8 Into Canal
National C o u n cl l Of class," PeschU told the
Cburcbel, C9lllaa ttc:alatlon Khool boerd. "It hid no TM.NQUILll'Y (AP) -
ln Vietnam "ee){-deMatbll.'' relaU. i. tbe ~ mat ~ p • r 1on1, -=
bu lllued a plea t o ter being tautbt." tine c:llldrtD wre
W11hlnftoa .and Hanoi to · 'lbe 1uperil*nclllet noted • !llanda1 ;.JJit liar tlda u1e "tlltralnt" ln the war tbat Henaey tn aa ... uer rma1I towa -.-mlllt ,,_.
to promote p .. oe Wb. dllput. dJacomMCted tbt in· ot Fruno "'*' t.be1r c.tr
In h final day Tbunday ten:om system llntfns hla roared over an emballtme11t
of itl Wtt-dly rneettn1, the clu1room with the tcbool and planted into an ir-
cowtcll'• General Board -of:fl'ce. riJation canal.
the interim policy-maltlna Henaey is a past president Sheriff's deputies said the
aiency -warned of a ol the Palo Verde Teachers vehicle was travelin& alone
"hardening of attitudes" If Assocl.tion and ttie Junior Colorado Avenue, a two.lane
a North Vletn•mese att.tck colltae faculty club. The road with a 86-mile-an-hour
00 .. ~ !:;t> i:!~e~l. in· school annual bas twice speed limit, and abowecl no
ste1d ol r.jecting President ,;;;;;bff=n•d::edl=·=ca=ted=to=him=. ===lllDl==°'=braklnl==·===::.I
JohnJOn's 'San A n ton l o
Formula.' lnitl* iD tta own
way the stabWJatlon of the
present confrontltion in the
sooth. even aa talks are in
preparation or under way,"
the molution Hid.
The board apln uratd an
"immediate cesaation ol the
bombinl of the oortb" by
U. S. forcet.
SF News Strike
Nearing End?
SAN FRANCISCO (AP> -
Negotiations c o n ti n u e d
through the nlpt and into
t o d a y in effor1a to settle
San Francisco' a 5 0. d al
newspaper strike amjd uno ·
Clclal reports t h a t set·
Uement was nearing.
An aide of mediator Sam
Ka1el said early today,
"We're tying up some looat
ends."
RCA ··1
MCTOITTl.tl•
•VICI llCHNICIANS
llOI TOPfUAUTT
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I See by Today's
Want Ads
• This wtll known hlJhly IUcctadul ttl• tau.rant, Is now hirtn1
men. women and bo)'I !
A nice local job Oppot•
tunlt,y!
• Alon1 the coast there'a a art•t value in a rent-
al . . . w\th a view of
white bnak1n1 waves ..
• You'd better hWT)' to thia RUMMAGE sale
aponlOl'td by Beta Sl&·
ma Pbl. e A doctcc' Is Mlllni his
plcturnque SP AHISH home ... Viva!
• A car bu juat betn Im· pol'ttd from Sweden,
the owner la willlnf to
sell it undtr the mar· ket prlcel
• Elepnt homes are to
be shown this week
tnd. juat look at the lilt
tn the handy OPEN HOUSE DIRECTORY!!
FOR THI
MONIY
COi.Oil TY
LOW AS
129911
MO MONIY eowN a YUU TO PAYl
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Sheppl"I Center, c.ta Meet Center, Sant• An. • "21 ·w.mnfnster at GeWen Wat, • 17904 M.fnoU• St. et T•lbert,
Westmlnater Feuntiln V•ll.y
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Thar,.s Oil Under
That Thar School?
1'Tbll illll't ..Ottllrfl1
llOtoc ;, ...... -IOid mini but tt eaald bl a pro-
fttaha ~"
'!be -o I ld-mlnlolntcr a.,.~
weren't kllt en Nwport• -u.---.......... w!lo 't1"1 -lianed • tu!Wwfao. oU
richta lea1e rill Oeddtmi'1l Nroleumeo.,..
Ocddent.il -I I h o
right to uploro tor on
bene1lb lhe ea.ta Mua
Higb smool p:opetty. If Uy ·-..... -diltrict will .... Ill ..
l'O)'lll!ee.
Ocddental ill Olle oi
teveral oil c o·m pa nl es
1P<Culalively pooling c<lrltrol
cl ,oil rllbta. tn Ult north
~ Meu.. aQd back bay ....... Geoloefcol lll>dlngs
are promisln& so ex· Real Gone Go-Go G~I . · ,;)i:P'Oratory holet will ·be dril1·
Pollce restrain Mara:aret Ann Cocio, 22, of S. Diego, an ~nemployed go-go ed. They se ldom pan out.
girl, after her arrest In SU Cleme;nte early Thursday monnng ending. eha«e If oil is diseoVered it will
which, reached ~ u.p to 120 Jl!ilei per hour. She a~~ediy stole polic~ ~ar ave to be remo~ by slant
in which lhe waa dumped after bein1 arretted on susp1C100 of drunken driving drilling from outside Co&ta
and left highway patrol offieer W> <m-her in hrer OY{T\ car. -Mesa city liplits wttt.ln
which oil wells are pro-
cent ot royalUea. Occidental
will pof llO per ..,.. ..
$1, .. 9 !or the Oosta Men
Hllh Oil riglJtt Ille ftrst two
years. After two yean, ri&t* Will be leased at
'2,448 per rear.
Adntinistrator
To Give Talk
hibited. ANAHEIM .... Robert E.
frid.11, FtbfwtY 23, 1968 DAILY '11.0T f
CIPIN TONIGHT
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· Fire C•li• State GO.P Ex-State Road Chief "I V\lnk the bolrd wquld Thomu, co u. ~ t y ad.
be rff.ict..t to have u oil minlltrati've officer for die ----------~---------
well on a school lite," cilY fJi Orange will be the
Joins County Firm
tr,ust.ee James ''BJI'~ Peyton guest apeaker at the County
1atd. Gowrnmental . A f f a i r s
"I'll dispute ~t," Mr1. LUMheoe Ftb, 29 a t
Mir1111 Bergesan answered. DllMy!Md. Ho~1.
Official
Slates Talk "I'm thinking particularly of Thomas will review wilt!.
Jupm-. C. W o m a c k . Statll Highway Commlsaiori Beverly Hills which hu a the Chamber of Commerce
auan-T:"ft6 _:.. 11 .......... ~,n former It.Me b t I h way 8\at tbe ~ay ~ be· Yer; lovely on 1"e'n lkting mtrnbefs~ hli PJ'OCftS! to
41•ruu:.&a1. ~.....-w: engineer. hu joln.t the. ,.. adopted. 'alODlthe ,....ent '\IP bf' the 'hlgtl ·K'booJ.." date and 1lfs plans for more
S ta t e Central Committee Oranp County enrinffring 1 1 d Term1 of the contt.act efficient mana1emenl of our
Chairman James W. Halley. firm of Voorhe.iJ, Trindle Cot.at H ghway. He avore with Occidental, the onJy County government officeA
will speak before Oran1e and Nelson Inc., it was the inalnd route through bidder, oaU for the 1chool and departments in the
1 amed tod Cos&a Me.sa but the hi<w•y dfstHet. to receive 16.57 per· years ahead. County bwlness and civic e •Y· commission voted a1ainst 1----------"---'----------I
leader• at a luncheon nezt Kenneth Carlton. geDtral his recommend,aµtln.
Wednesday sponsored by manaaer of ttie Westmlmterj;;;;i;=;:::~;;;;;;==~-,1 •.~·.bile-Ai~,,..1.,. ... 1 ol Or· based engineertn~ ftrm con ""' o.-·~" .... ~-firmed today that Womack ,...... w.I .._.
Pilot 1'iritor•
ange County at the DlmeY· had ' jobled the &Wf .a&
land Hotel. manaier of traupcrtation
Hallay;who will ·bo opeU· eaitneerlq on Fob. 7.
la.I in the bottl's Mapua Womack retired in 19117 r~ .,.. _,,,...=en •till room, wai unanimoUJly if.tier 46 years with the ~ :;:-i ....... 11t .:.,: -· elected chairman of~thl offi· Division of Highways and •r,~ ::.,--hi :It ~ ttle !aft 11. year• as chief
•1 ~.. .... 'D'AltV' 'Jn.a:t: cl.al party qanizatlon in al the division.
DEArB NoTICES ' Janul1'f, 11117• • • H• 11 well knoWll to I · Davlcl SW.1 aUoclltes Harb<I( Area, officlall bav·
. ' • IAUER ~ cllalrl!W', ..... H=· ·1;1.--lnfa·1 .. : ~<ill rol• ..... A.....,•·111\.s.11&,..,.,,.....,.:.:-,:.uq ~-+!A!"•-:-..,.:2f-:1t..· 'ba .. srr-.,#·· '9-.UI c..' ............. ....,... ,..ift:; .... ,_,., ... , ··--·••@·~~all .. ..-.~-,. ' . ~ W ......... IN. Md Mn.. arks hl.s,fl...t . ~ ~ ~· : ;~ -::·.:::;:::: =--:;,..,~ ~ ---~ .. ~~-;· W"'eiUci: over r u I e d ~ flle,1', ""'°' v"" ...,... '""""' smce """ .P'Jf· ~ ~ o u t ._, T 11 Callfcrnia DI~ ., 1111 .,...._., ,_._.,, State Central Committee Hi-gbw.t.): Dlatrict Seven's
111 ,.........,, en --. convention. He 1ak( the lwt-fit.endati ( t h
: JAClt80N cbeon ii open t.o the public recom Oll o e '-loril w . .i.cl-. '-Id W. Inver and NIM"Vation~ m17 be · °'~ 5M111 _..... .. ,.. "' .,..._ "" made by calllng 54:1-31161. ., .. 21. ~.,, -v..-c. 'J.a.-~ teldll ........
t "" """-,.... "9rll .. em-.IMlll (15 ·..,..........,.. .... 4 11..t-w•" Genealogical
Consultant
At Seminar • dllldl'tll. ._.,, ' ,.,#,., N2fllll, , ... ''1 •'" 111 ...... AWIM-Se......,, .. A.Ml-. Mlfl 11 It . .MICfllll'l'I CllMllC CllUfCI\.
: f I'*""'"' Wiii fotli.w II' ... f'.,,..,,.. ' ( Ml .... ClrMlilrf, Dl...o.cl .., w ' ' ,........, -'2MfY, n• ,,..,.,..,,
•• c..19 ,,_.., Society sets FUILERTON -"Con· trolling Production Througb
· · CORSON Educatlon and AppUcation"
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• ·. F..,,.,.,. 21. 111rm.ci .., ..,., MWJ first ' annual s e m I n a r
I ' H. ConMI -.-, dllltll a, Miii ed J' jntJ b the 1 i· .._ o cw-1 -.....,.,... Mn. ORANGE -The regUlar IPOlJIOf 0 Y Y
· E'*"' ii-.11. NUdlL ...,. Mn. ""'""..... ..._ n... Ortmge County ~er of • Aim c. ~ c.r--.. c.llf.1 "" monthly wor ....... t' of w. v• -The American ProdUctloo ; t = :_-:.,~Mn.~ 0-.: ange County GeneaJogical md Inventory Cbntrol Sode-'' o.nrri _ .,.wcti1...,. ... -~tf wUl be held March . __. ..,_, State ~ •• ~....,
Next time you go on vacation
stay at the Ho.,i Volkswagen.
':-• .......,~. ~ .,.~ 2 at tbe1Margaret Mon1wn ty •M ...-& r"""" I :=;1t': ~....;.. .. :.i ":..~ Adolt Reference ; Library, on Saturday at1he Cal State ' ....,., ._ tilfkl•..._ W.""""· 431 S. Manchester St., Or-campue here. '
l ...,.... ._, ....,...i., "wit. l)lrecfloil fr 10 to < m Keynote rpeaker will be ., --' .,...,,...., .....,...,,., n• ......., ange, 1 om a.m. p. . :_....,, ,., .. -.. During tfte workshop ma-.:.starey Gange , tpeelal eon·
4INNET' ny books of the society's Ji. rultant ta the Souhrn
!' s.n-1· ~~-. s.Mc9 ~: brary plus exchange quar-Oomdle1 Gas Co. Gante wUl
..... _,,..,,., 11•1 __,..,., c.ni ter lies frorn all over the dilcUH t h e dla.H•ntlinc ! ......... -' coo.ntry will be available b u 1 l n e • s opportUnitiel
1 'aoEVE , 1 for. ,.nealogical research. devel®inl from -Cdforp.ia'•
I L.,. ,;;.. ....... 2'7lf l1rtltMt!Y 'J'be public Is invited to ~fve -growth, ~ the J.::'~ia. ~ .:':: the werkabop and also to 1 va1Ut1 oi the private en-
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LEGAL NOTICE
IU,IRIOll COUltT OP ntl ITATI 01' CAL.,,.ORIUA l'Olt
ntl COUNTY o" OH ... I CASI NUMa lR 0.14"7 suMMc>Ms ANTHOHY OIAMl'l~T•O. l'lalntlff v •.
atTA DAI.I.A VECCHIA OIAMl"IETRO,
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Bfldc to Drawing Board
Plans for the 2,000 mph super90llic transport, SST,
shown in an artist's rendition from 1967 fl.Jes, were
returned to the drawing board Thursday to oorrect
serious design problems, including overweight. Tbe
Boeing Co .. builder of the SST. announced that the
changes would make tbe 300-passenger plane aaler
and more pnilitable. 'Mle Federal Aviation Adm.in).
stration concurred on the decision to slow down
production of ~ prototype.
Industry
Meet Set .
March 23
The fourth annual South·
ern callfornia Indllltry Con·
fsrence, hosted jolnUy by the
Orange County and Inland
F;mpire chapters of t h e
American Institute of lndus-
ltrial Engineers, has been set
for March 23 at the Grand
Hotel, Anaheim.
General subjects covered
by the 20 scheduled speak-
ers will be "Industrial and
Huma n Relations." ''Ad-
vanced Techniques." "Per-
sonal Development." "Man-
agement Systems," and
"General Management." ac·
cording to L. James Bene-
dick, publicity chairman.
Four facets of each gen-
eral topic will be pnsented.
enabling those attending to
devote the full day to any
ooe subject ot' to choose sev-
eral sessions.
Featured luncheon speak·
er will be Arthur BOl'Dltein.
president of B o r n s t e i n
School of Memory. Ht will
demonstrate hil method• of
teaching to memorize ICieo-
tillc document..
2 Newport
Men Form
New Firm
Two Newport Beach men,
both former executives at
Philco Ford's Aeronutronic
. Division, are principals In
a new special purpose com-
puter and data systema
firm.
The new company is Ric-
ca Data Systems, Inc .. San-
ta Ana. President is Joseph
A. Ricca and secretary and
general counsel is Paul A.
Hanna. Both men were
associated with
Aeronutronic for several
years. MO$t recently Riccl
was general m a n a g e r of
Raytheon Computer. Hanna
maintains a law practice in
Costa Mesa. Richard L.
Hardy. a certified public ac·
countant. is serving as
treasurer.
The new firm will con·
cenlrate on commercial and
Industrial applicallons of
computers and will a 11 o
develop related equipment
The firm has opened tem-
porary quarters at ll'lO
Wakeham St., Sant a Ana.
while plans for a 30.000
square f o o t facility in the
Irvlne Industrial area are
being developed.
Economic
Forum Set
Save on Taxes
Mortgage 'Points' Draw
Blank With U.S. Treasury
EDITOll'S NOT£: Svtvl• l'oner ~
Cludft lier lkokin\11 Mrlet en In-
c-Tu with an •r11cle Oil 1''7
Truturv rullnes .., morlt•t« "llOlntl"
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By SYLVIA PORTER
(le cellffer•.... .... ..
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If you are a homeowner
who bad to pay "p o I n t s" ·
to a lender in order to get
a morteage, you can't get
any tu benefit from the
pol.ntl aa a result of a 1967
Treasury ruling.
tn the past. the Treasury
said tbat the ' • p o l nt s • '
couldn't be deducted as in-
terut but could be lltdded
lo the COil of the ~rty.
1'hil meant tbat if the owner
thereafter aold lae bouae at
a pl'Ofit, hil tauble profit
wouJd be meatured bf bfs
.ellinf price over the cost
cl tua home plul tbe point•
ht. peJd. 1bu1, the point.I
would at least help cut tbe
taxable profit on saJe ol the
house even if they couldn't
be deducted 11 .interest.
quired a ft e r May 2.'S, '67.
Even s o m e property ac-
quired In 1987 before May
24 can qualify for these tax
breaks thougb. If you are a
dentist, doctor, business-
man, wbo acquired business
or profeulonal equipment,
or real property before May
23. 1967, note the following
rules:
-If you acquirff eligible
property In '87 before March
10, 1967, you can take the
investment credit or use last
depredation, whichever ap-
pilea. if the property came
~ you under a pre-October
10. 1966 binding order.
-If 1ou acquired eligible
propertr·m '87 alt.er Narch
9, 19'7 but befcn "1111 24,
1915'7, you can tale the ~red.it
or ute fast ~claUoo,
wblcbever appliea, il the
property WU IM& ordered
after Octot>er 9, t• ud
befGH Mardi 11, 19'1.
WHEN YOU complete
your return, don't overlook
the fad that you also may
have to file an estimated
tax return for 1968. If you
d-0 have ~ file, the key point
is t.bat your 'fl8 estimated
tax plus your 'fl8 wltnbold.lng
must add up,. to at least
80 percent of your ·ea in-
come tax plus your '118 self.
employment tax, in order
to avoid penalty for un-
derpayment of estimated
tu. Particularly d-0 n<>t
overlook the self~mploy
ment tax , which can run
as high as '499.20 in 1968
becauae l>e Social Security
tax l>Me was raised from
'6,IOO to '7.800 for 1968. The
change does not show up
on your 1968 Form 1040 ES
whicn Is in the tax package
you received from the IRS. rr you want a revited Form
1040ES, you can now get
one at your local IRS office.
To avoid worrytnc about
how hllb JOW t• taxes may . run and ~ proteet
yourself against penalty on
undftl)&yments of esUmated
tu, mate your 19e8 tax
estimate at least equal to
your actual 1967 taxes. This
will safeguard you under all
circumstances.
One final point: Use
certified or registered mail
so you bave absolute proof
you mailed on time. It may
seem needless trouble and
expense but if you are
an>ong t.be unlucky ones
wbose rebrn is mjsfiJed or
lost, \bis precaution will ap-
~ar Cheap indeed.
BUT UNDER the '67 rul-
ing, tbe TtMsury says' Ulat
"poi.nta" peicl to a lender
in lieu of specified service
C'barget in oonnedlon witil
a mortgage loan are not
interest and are also not
part of tbe homebuyer's cost
of the property. You can't
add the "points" to your
cost basis in determining
your profit ar loss on a
sale.
Under another 1967 ruling
you. a divorced wife, can
Average Earnings Up
5 Percent in State
safely deduct the legal fees Weekly e a r o i n g 1 ol
you incur in collecting California factory workers
al1mony. In pllt years, t h e lo December averaged bet-
TNMury luld a 11 o w e d ter than 5 percent hlgber
divorced wives to deduct than in December 1966. but
their legal fees for col· the accompanying percen-
lec:t1ng alimony as expenses tage boost in purchasinJ
lneurred in connection with power was smaller ma.Inly
prOclucing lncome. T h e n because of spiraling prices.
came a Supreme Court This report was released by
declsioo barring a husband Albert C. Beeson directol'
from deducting certain legal of the state department ol
feet connected with alimony industrial relations.
settlements. The Treasury At a new high of S13l.24\
Interpreted this case to a week. average earninp
mean that the wife's legal were up by $'7.10. or 5.4
feet for collecting alimony percent. from the December
alto were bmTed. A Tu 19154 level. The buying power
Court case aa1d tbat ttae 'of these earnings when _...
Treuary wu wrong ln ei:· justed for changes in taus
tendiDC tbe Supreme Court's and prices rose over tbe
dedsioe to the wUe's legal year by 1.7 percent for the
fees. In 1911. tbo Treas\D'y factory worker with 3
Treasury agreed with Ult dependenta and by O 7 pet-
Tu Court. cent for the single worker.
A m-1or share of the d~
THE 7 PERCENT invest-ferenct between the perce1-
ment credit and the r i&bt to tage lncnase in earninp
u.e lut depreciation for real and that of buying power
property were suspended for wa1 attributable to the rise put of '87. Tbat 1upenaicm ln prices.
average e a r n J n I s In
manuf.cturmg as a w b o 1 e
reflect a variety of in-
d1.&1trial activity found in
Callfornia. Weekly earnings
In the• groups ranfed from
an aver•• of •· 74 a week
ln the apparel industry to
•183.13 hi aircraft. I Hoartf t a r n i n g s In
manufadln'lng as a whole
in December moved up to
a ' ~ record ol $3.38, or
JS eiDts mare an bOlU' tban
12 mODtlu earlier. Working
t1lnt awraged 40.t bours
pr fttk, o.s hour mor
Galll la December t•.
SMEHonors
Costa Mesan
For March 6 ,_._ .. _u_fted __ for_pr_opmy_--:-,.,::7:: .. =--~B-ee_so_n __ s_ta_ted __ t _b _a t
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wltll buclt
Ind ••II 17 Had uptc-
tallons
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20 Fetllnt of
1ch11 i ration
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S&lly Crowley's lnvitaUon to the mayor, John Rodgerson, is cut off by husband
Sam Brandon in this 1cene from the W 8'1.minater Commun tty Theater comedy
.. Never Too Late." The play will be staged for its final performances t.onight
and Saturday at the 17th Street School auditorium.
CSF Slates
Varity of
' Toothless 'Dog Suit' Staged
By Rancho Community Group
Productiona
Theatrical preaeniatlonl
ranging from a Q. r ~ e k
cla&sic by Eurlpidea to an
avant garde Qlorallty play
by Ma:r Frisch-will , be
presented during the apting
semester by tbe drama
department at California
State College at ~ By TOM TITUS
AJ a play, ''The Man in
the Dog Suit" ii • bit o(
a canine to begin with. and
it carried it.I own tdlt-in
tncredibllitJ l•P before H
ever Rayed into the hands
of the Rancho Community
Players.
Bul the Mlsalon Viejo
company compounds the
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felony With an awkward, un-
comfortable prodtlction of
the toothless social satire
whictl opened Tb u rad a y nlebt lor two ,..._,. at
Mlulon Viejo--.i.
Tiie play'• pnmlH la ....
a rlslnJ JOUft1 NM: oftldal
becomtl fed • to tbe teeth
l or fqp) wttb h upper
class tod&I 1tra1.1 ttlnllt
upon him by hf.I wife's
relativ. IDd etCIPN ht.
prilOD o1 <Ulff..-1>7 don-
nln1 A dol ltdt lift OfU
from .......... pcty, In
lheM -bl ts .... own mm. mucb to b "°" 1tematlioa d bis llHMn.
But ihM"I ta jUlt 10 far
IUCh & altuatioa CID be C8t-
ried without belnC talbd to
d<h, .. tt ts in bl Rancho
producUon wtUcb. a 1 l d e
from beinC unwteld)', oc-
cuionallJ 11 so quiet you
can hem' a line drop.
Jack Klollcon p&.., l!>I ti·
Ue role wi1h an UDCerta1Dty
ol character eloetted by
owremphut1 on physical
manne:rimts. Rarely doe1 he
IJ>eak a tine wttbout un-
dencorlng it with a band
movemeol
More impressive.is
Danielle Kennedy as his
wtfe, who <raws empathy
from beT more passive role.
While never completely in
command, she generally is
at least in COfttrol of her
ctwaot.r.
Best ol the supporting
cut -which arrivet on
stace en mu1e a n d
bamper1 individual ddine-
ment -is Judy Det-
tenrteder u the sbarp-
tonped developer's wife.
She it entrulted. with most
of the abow's truly tunny
dialogue, such ., "I like
that um; who'• in it?" ~
tolses oft her barbs Wlth
relish.
Frank Dellmlrleder and
a.\: J'a r r-ell Owb:llll&e.
....., • *1:"1111 ...... whilil C.al ekl IJ n-
celleat .. ~ h •·u 1 la"t·J
dowager. LeMl eflectlve are
Jan Sturm, Rich 8Prlnter
""' ,..,,.,, Allen, ......
cbm'actc• never r e a I J y
lol<laom. X" EoC]e .....U
out the Clllt in • ane cameo .. a. aulty ne!l)obor.
Tbe play'I bulc WeakneN
11 lta wwdtMw, much ot it
Dolls," have faJled to ad-
vance further with their
third show. Next up is "The
Crucible," which at least
will give them a little
somettllng to work with.
"The MBJl in the Dog
Suit'' continues t b r o u g h
Saturday Alld will be staged
Thursday through Saturday
of next week at the 1'Js1lon
Viejo High Scbool.'s multi-
purpose room.
"The Bacchanll;" b y
Euripide1, wtll opn the
spring aeries of plaJI with
a four-night run March 14-
17. Dr. George C. Forest
will dit9ct.
Noel Coward's "Blithe
Spirit." featuring a male in
a woman's role, will be
staged April 4-7 under the
direction of Dr. A Iv 1 n
Keller.
A WHAU of a Jot of FUN for th wltole FAMILY
S::To':!~v FEB.16=25
·--llOd nroly pro-~ ei:tber' comic orl -----------=;:::;:;~::;::::;;:::::---'--..;;,J"T-----i drmnatie etlect. Jt ii much1 like tbe hero t*naelf, who
is llewl" sure whether to
stand « sit in b 11
ernploJ«'• pretence.
It iJ re&rettabie that tbe
younc and am b ltloua
Ram:bo P\ayers. who iut
staged • p:"etelltable pro-
dudion o( "Guys a n d
Hope to 'Bail Out'
Pasadena Playlwuse
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Comedian Bob Hope will do
a nationally te:levbed 1how
to he lp the fl nan cla ll y
troubled P.adeua Play-
holl,..
-· wm 1ry 1o fl!< top ... ton who hav. graduated
trom the playhou..e to ap-
pear on the show. No date tor the event was set.
The theater's\ ei:ecutlv•
producer, Albtrt McCleery,
said the playhouse must pe,y
a 4-year-old. '273,000 note
held by tht Bank o f
America. He said payment
on the note wu due Friday,
but the playhouse has not
yet rece.iftd a fortt.losun
notice.
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Trul.tee• of the playbouff
wrote the but Saturday
ukinf for 1 l().day ex·
tensloa 10 det&ill of the pro-
posed Hope btneOt could be
worbd out, McCleery 1aid.
Hope ....... .,-....
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Join UI the celebrations at The Plaza
in Rancho C.lifornia this weekend.
Come to our big Country Market Grtod
Opening! Watch or join in llvtly out·
door tqU&te dlncesl Free candy for the
kidi and ohoi>!/iD& bupms " nun-of.
tho-eas1'lty pnces, mcludiq COW>l>J'-
flah cgs at a penny aptecel
M alwaya. curf"llhin' Hole and Play
Com! will be open for cho ,.... folk.
while you visit ne Plata·· tasautilli1
MUTUAL Jilt ahops. y.,.· .. -....... die awnen ol our..., Couany Morbt, Bad SAVINGS wi--.
Sl.i•er S•--••• ....... ••••••••·•" Want to ... thoroDpbred horae --e ._. II -=--==·• ranches, dairy fatm.lt IMJmeai• Of•
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Say hello to spring
in our gaily
printed dresses!
$5
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Students to .Benefit
Kappas Open Doors
To Decorator Show
Keyed to scholar9hip fund-railln.g are Southern Orange County
Alumnae of Kappa Kapp• Gamma, whO, for the ninth year, are in the
throes o! soUciting ·exhibitiors for· their Interior Design Show, en·
titled Deco '68.
The five-day event will ~ Wed!)esday, March 20, in· the New·
porter Inn, aocording to Mrs. Eugene-0'Rourke, chairman.
Tickets fol' the lbow and various other activities already are on
sale. Admission to the show is $2. while S3 is being charged for open·
ing night. for 41le· rocktail party planned on Saturday and the coffee
hour on Sun'd3y. A buffet lunctieon is the feature of the Friday agenda,
and price of admisston to this is $6.
Tickets may be purchased or reserved by calling Mrs. Richard
Wagenseller at '642-2074.
Door prUes include two round-trip tickets to San Francisco via
Air <wif<>rnia which will be awarded dml.y; Ml outdoor gas lamp will
be rellived by some lucky ticket.-bdlder attending the Friday lunch·
eon, and a weekend at the Newiporter Inn will be given Sunday.
Already engaged to ebow elegant, exoUc and effective room
arrangemerU are J . .D. siav.1, Ballock'si Ted Von Hem~ HaUser's
Deco!', Glade Ba.men Interiors, Too.i Blake Jnterion, Atta's Furnishings,
Donnia Obristy Interiors, The Islanders, Lamp Light Interiors, Robin·
90ll's, Upcburcb Interiors, Yorba Linda/ .Furniture, Leon Interiors,
ADllelle's and John Neville Intedora.
' Leaping at the chance to salute the contmg season of spring
\IAhile raising funds for those less fortunate are members ol
Oom Mesa Women's Club. Thun;day, Feb. 29, is the date
selected for the Leap Year Tea, which will feature a &ale of
co1orful dllpeawt, shifts and hand bags from noon to 5
p.m. in ltie clubboule. Amouncing the event were unusual
bat-Sboped bids invltiDg supporters to '1ook what's 1lllder
our i,.t." Arraliging tables far the event, which will benellt
Ule Club's sd>olarsfup_fund and pbilanthropies •. are (left to
right) 111.e Mmes. William €. Kermode &., Diwin Maltuno
and J<iln Miller.
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Harbor Yachting Sets Racing Around
IA·Ll IS CALLING -TroPtcal deror will set the
mood for the ninth 8l"lllual lta-IJ Regatta sponsored
jdintly by ·the Lido Isle and Balboa yacht clubs.
Getting everything· shipshape ·for the March 2 event
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are (Jett oo right) the Mm«. Mel' Rldiley Of IJYC
and George Leitch and Jolin B-nd. both ot
BYC. '
The invitaUODI are Out.
and ~ deccratioDI &re
ready. An that rem.ins' ii
the racing, dinina: and d;M-
cing. .
That "all" ls the nlDth
1Ml,li8J. Ba-U R•aatii"
oponiond -'by ...
Bal>oa ud Lido 1116 YaclJI
ch&. {'Adrtlll• will be _,..
ed •t 1:30 p.m., followed
.., -... Oil s..unw,
Mard> .. tbe .,, "' a..
first ract!1,
Greeting regatta guests Jn
the Balboa Y acbt Olubboose
will be Commodore and
Mn. Bob Paley and Vice
Commodore and Mrl. Roy
Woolley of Lido Isle Yacht
Club, and Commodore and
Mrs. Rallit Deave:r and Vice
Commodore and Mrs. David
Smiley ol Balboa Yacht
Club.
Entertainment Js being
planned by Dr. ud Mia.
Royal Tucker and Vice
Commodore and Mrs. ~
Ray, while decoratiiJnl
dlainnen .re Mrs. George
Lel1':h ol ~Yacht Qll<I>
and Mrs. Mel Ricbley of
Udo Ille Yacht Club.-
R.ce committee chllrmeb
for the outside races will
be HAI P!Jllllps ot LIYC and
BJU. Tayl-0r of BYC.
1Yopby presentMiont will
be made at 6::.:t p.m. Sun·
day, Ma-di l, In ttie Balboo
Yacht Clm ander the dlrec·
ti.on of chainnm Daniel
Simpldns Of Udo IN and
Bob Wilson Of Balboa.
Tb.e annual regatta wu
instigated in 1959 by Martin
Lockney and William
Campbell, I t i f f c<>m-
mOdoreS , to et'lcwrafe joint
club activities.
Reservations for t h l 1 ·
year's gala may be made
by calling Mr. and Mr1.
John Redfield, 873-1717 fOr
LJYC, and Mrs. Carolir:le
Stan, 673-117>'1 for BYC.
While Y ~arning for the Past, ·Present Flies ·By Too Fast
DEAit ANN LANDERS: I am a
teen-a,ge Slrl who ii tearthlng for
1<>me ol tbe annrers to life's pro-
blem•. Can yoa tell me why evnyone
wants the fut1lre to blftY up and
get here? Why can 'l people eQjor
todQ? Tbe 10..yur-oldl want. to be
13. 1'he IS-,..,..,ldl wont .. be II. 'l1io ,._,_..-want ., lie 21. Wby ,
ls H tllat a. llt obead ""'"11....,. ... -.........
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-Ilia'-thoopt ...u. Here. ii ii: '
I plall l<ir tbe hrture. r ,.... 1or the put.. ~
Aad., munt:blle, the preaent
b •me me fut. ~
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DEAR ANN LANDERS: MJ &ister
and ber bUlband aeeded I place to
llvt. 1be)" have two children and are
expectiq a tbird. We rented them our ana1J: but 1ove17 home. It ••• tll ,....._ ... , .....
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,After four months they moved out
and )eR 22 holes In the walls. a
broken toilet. two broken windows,
cigarette holes in the kitchen linoleum
'lnd prbage In the sink.
'Ibey refuse to fiI anythlnsi because
It it: not their property -they paid
t rent.. Why are relatives sucb slobs?
lball we sue.? -INDIANA
DEAR IN : Strogen c•• be alobs,
' ... , W lt'a wwte wlte• tltty are
rellttrt1. Yow abovld •ave had 11
acree-nt (,. writtnS' that the
ft*'9 .....W tfaYe Ille ltoate hi ftn&-
elau e_..du, 11 Ibey fond It.
Dtl't ... IC ta measr, expeulve ... _..,. ---· ... alillylll••e•· .. weD.
DEAR ANN LANi>Eils: The letter
from the bride who. decided to have
three bridesmaids after having lnvited
five girls to be in the wedding party
reopeped an old wound. Many years
ago I was a bridesmaid who was
lopped ofl Ind l lltVU' WU able to
forgive lbe girl. '
Your advice WJI rilftt. You tolil
her it didn't mike 'mucb differeDce
MW •he wonted i~ fliat the lriOnCblilp
would never be the same. ,Row come
you are 10 smart · atiout 10 many lhiilgs, Ann ? Have you learn.ct. from
experience? -NO CH IC le J: N
MYSELF ·
DEAR CBJCI:• u·1·w .l......_.
all IM problems I Mal dt.,rc_ .. .... 9'•,e .. write ........
joa read bere II Ute-1'81111 tf ._.
..i&atkltl and bralnpldbf. I am •lilt
coutant commanlcaUoa wHlt oer&da8.
clh1g 111UtorlUe1 ii a nrlety af nf1'
-and tltey mate me Mk a ht
smarter tllu" tam. ..:.
Un1ure of yourself on dates ? Whei't
r!lht! Whal'• """''' Sbould ,.., 8"ouidn•t you? Seod I« -LudO!t booklet "DaUnp Doi and Doa'OIJ:~
enclosing with your request 3& ~
in e<Hn and a lone, ..U-a-:ldr11!1it.
stamped envelope . i
Ann Landen will be "8d to •
you with your problemt. Send ,
tO her in care al the DAILY PILOT
ebcloslq a 1eU-adllr111cl, ~
dftJope. -..:1
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. )2 DAILY 'ILOT F rldly, F tbnllty 2', 1968
Educator Tel Is
School's Role
Childml In tbe community
and tile school'• importance
to their well-blln& wUJ be
diSCUINd by JttrJ Matney
at tbe nut IMetlq ol Lea
FenuMI CoadDen.ta1 at I : 30
p.m. 1'ueldaJ, Karell 5. in
the clubboua.
MatMJ 11 ~ ol lbe
Board o1 n...... o1 the
Fowdafa Vallty S c It o o 1
Distrit'C ... vb principal
of e. on. A. P'ilcber
Scboal far deli1qo111t
ehildna. ud ftD qulWed
to """"' dill subject. .
~ tbe procram.
•hidl ..nn ~follo• a reium ... ,..... llMdbl&. is Mrs.
Harold E. Brown. and _...,.
i.ng u boltlesMI f • r
refr'eshmeael will be the
Mmes. Edward Strkklud.
John Kelly. Harry Bremmer
and Harold Brow'D.
cominC ,... ..... oudtntd.
Incllldld will be a plMtlcl
Pm"1 and a maCk lbow lor . ~ la tbe C9-
dominfum Jn April, a ~
puV ta 1181 &nd ......
and bake W. in NOYebef.
Zac:b moathJJ meetJac
will future a dilferant pro-crun with a v~ member respo111ibh.
,. • b., u • r r• procram
featured erts and craft.a ar·
ra111ed by Edward
Strickland.
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Married in a &::; ceremony la
awrcb, Coacrt...... ... c.ona clel Mar w • r • L1MDe Avia Neal ot r ... tala Valley and C u rt I I
We11ey Davia of ~
Beacb.
Sisterhood
Sale Talk:
Bid 'n Buy
Membenare--.~
tD buy at ........ --cbeon and ~ ot a..
Sisterhood, ,.... ~ At the February meetinl
Of the dub activities for tbe
New members ••Jcomed
at tile meetiq iDcluded the
Mmes. A 1 d o ll Andence,
aiet Vemdq. C b a r 1t a
Martin and Joni Potrter. ADJ residenU ot tbe Hun-
ti 111 ton ContlnenW
1'ownboule Allociation are
welccme to join Lea Fem·
mes. Meetillp take place
tM ftnt Tueeday of eacb
month.
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Laguna Artist Sketches
Techniques of Painting
Bouquets A.// Aro.incl
Sholom. Sota AM, •
Wednetday, P'eb. .. ia a..
Golden Pbeaaaat
restaurant. AN ..... Reaping awards and honors from the Newport Harbor Buainetl IDd Ptefetlrion-
al Women'• Club were Fred K. Schoepe JWDed Boa-of·tfle.ytU', and Mrs.
Harold Trapp (right). Girl-of-tbe·year. Club prndent Mrs. Patricia Pollom Oeft)
'r,resented the awlrds during a festive dinner highlighted by an ofilina1 a.how,
'Hipple Happening." Scboepe is mana1er of the Newport Beach branch, Bank
of America.
Bid and SU,. LmeM!m
chairman, Mn. --., Ta-
nenbaum, anDlmlCed funda
rai~ wlll be Uled to meet
the Silterbood'a financial
pledgea to the B r a 11 h
Institute, the t • m p 1 e • •
rell1lou1 1cbool,
scbolanbipa to H e b r e w
Union Collete and "cam·
persh.ipl" to the camp for
to attend. Lecturlni and demon·
strat.lnl the techniques of
oil pemttn1 to members of
the Ooeta Mesa Art Leap
Tullday. Feb. '¥1, will be
Latuna Beech artist Joyce
Clark.
Mrs. Clark. eapeclaJly ----------------------------noted for her seascapes,
attended Wbittier CoUe1e
and UCLA where 1be major·
ed in art. She WU selected
Harbor Council's Movie Guide
Adams E 1 e m e n t a r y
School. Coat.a Mesa, wUJ be
tbe meeting scene at 7:30
p.m. the public LI invited
to exhibit in tbe first Art: ·--~!l!:!!! .......... --lll!l------=-11:m-----~-· USA '58 exhibit at Madilon
Living Judaism. •
The doon to tt.e Barp.l.n
Boutique will opa at 10:30
a.m. with lunch served at
11:30 a.m. Phil Ha.Dion will
be tbe auctioneer.
Tip-toppers
Square Garden, N.Y.
A talented m01aic artist,
Mrs. Clark bas a mosaic
mm-al in Tulare Union High
School, fOUl' at Leisure
World and one on ttie facade
at St. Francis Hospiul,
Lynwood.
League workshops are
still in session e v e r y
Wednesday evening in the
IChooL Instruction i1 being
given in 1 a n d s c a p e •
portraiture and still life by
David Vaughn. Details are
available from Mn. Garry
YolDlg, M.5-1834.
Three league members,
Mn. Olarlea Stanley. Mrs.
Arthur J. Williams and Mrs.
William R. Ludlum Jr .. won
awards during tbe
California FederatioD o f
Women's Clubs, 0 r a n I •
County D is t r i c t Art
Festival.
IEd1I~' Nolt T~ls mo¥1t tulde Is
H8&'*9 r, Ille IMmt c.nwnltttt of He,,,., C-11 '1 A. Mn. ltollert Sor·
-It p,...idenl Ind Mn. IUrt s-...., •• commlttM cNINN". It •• ....
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aillelllt lllmt lot c.erl•lft -··-afld wlll -•• ......... Ytlllf "'"" •re tolklltd. Mall lllem IO Movie
Gulde, cart of ""' DAILY l'ILOT I
FAMILY
CLAMBAKE -Millionaire
exchanges identilies with
man quite his opposite.
THE GHOST AND MRS.
CHICKEN -C om i c a I
story sprinkled w i t h
scares and laughs.
THE JUNGLE BOOK -
Film of Ktpllng'1 tale or
Eut lndlan boy reared
in jungle by wolves.
THE RELUCTANT
ASTRONAUT -space
comedy.
THOROUGHLY MODERN
MILLIE -(X) -Musicai
•poof ol the lGll.
Delta Phi Upsilon
TEENS AND ADULTS ed comedy about butler
BAREFOOT IN THE PARK who swindles to keep be·
-Story of newlywed We loved employer in luxury.
in a Greenwich Vill.aae SMASHING TIME -Ap-
walk-up apartment. pealln1 Britiah mUlical
THE BALLAD OF JOSIE spoofs London'• "swinging -y ouna widow struggles scene ...
for women's right& in old THE SPY WI'nt A COLD
Wyoming Territory. NOSE -Spy spoof about
FlRECREEK -Western. . "bugged" bulldog.
GRAND PRIX -Film
about racing drivers with ADULTS
exciting climax. COOL HAND LUKE
THE FLIM·FLAM ·MAN _ Chain gang prisoner re-
Prepo1terous, b u t en· taiM spirit in face ol cruel
tertainin&, comedy done in and arbitrary force.
style of Buster Keaton and THE GOOD. THE BAD.
Harold Lloyd. AND THE UGLY -
EL GRECO -Many of the OutraieOU! v i o I e n c e .
painter's works are shown Spanish·ltalian version.
again.st Reo.ainance Spain POINT BLANK -Savage
background. tale of u n d e r w o r I d
TO SIR, WITH LOYE -ven1eance.
(X) -Teacber brin11 REFL E CT I 0 N S IN A
MDM of relPOD'ibility to GOLDEN EYE -Amcral
antiloclal .... of LoDdoa peop. bm>md ta llnll'der
I temJ offered are all new.
Mrs. Tannenbaum Aid, and
will raqe from anaJ1 ap-
pliances and fundture to
jewelry. clothine and a
three-day Lu Vepa vaca-
tion.
Luncheon Plans
Tbe Woman'• SodeV of
Christian Service at ~
Mesa'• !"int M e t b o d I • t
C h u r c h la IChedullnl a
Luncheon Ia Served proeram
for Thunday. Feb. 21, at
noon. in the church.
R e a e r vatlon1 ~Y be
made with Mn. Gearp Per·
tey, preUdent. at ~.
by Tuuc:tQ, Peb. rr. Tick·
eta are SJ..
llaml. Gil -Arwt ...... VAU.&Y Oii 'l'D DOLLS Serden Club MA.'ftJD TIC.Df& A ND -TIM .. 1 m:e1111r .. a of
ADULTS show buli.Detl warld. The first Tuetd.ay at 10
F J · o Pl d THE FAMILY WAY -Lack WATERHOLE NO. 3 -a.m. is the time set mde ounaers ay anne mof .... e'°1i~lllCYe-~y8 dint~e':t Rowdy lpOOf of Westens. ~~d:e~!:r:o ~~t~~~
IUll\ u-u• Vllla1e life filmed oo
Delta Phi Upalloo will fea· Santa Monica Unified School tbreatell the marriate ol Island of Crete. tion may be obtained by ture ita Founden D•v lunch· Diltrict. a youna Enllisb couple. calling Mrs. B r a d I e y
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eon tomorrow at nom in tbe PrelidiDa over the lunch·.-=F=IT=Z=W=ILL:::;;;;Y==IJ=Ch::;tbe=art=·=X=denotel===e=x=ce=Dent=::;mo=VJ=·e=. =Sc=h=w=arz=. =~==·===-.! Buntlqtca-sberatoa Hotel, eon will be Mn. Herbert ...
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Choose the deiree ol
warmth you want on cbl.ll1
sprlng days. nights. Knit
either or both hats.
One flat piece for each!
Knit on 2 needles, 2 strands
worsted. Pattern 7 0 4 7 :
directions to fit all slus.
FIFTY CENTS (coins) for
each pattern -add 15 cenlt
for each pattern for firlt-
Puldena c.d'nll, natioaal 1 r a a d
Mn. D. C. zmtkovakJ ii COUDd1 prellclent and '1p·
feat.nd • p • a k er at ~ ot Loi ADplet City
meet1q of the natlanal hen· Scboolt.
anry fraternity ol e a r 1 Y Offlcen of the Newport
cbildhood education. Dis· Barb9r A110datlon are the cuutng Critical Iuues in Mmes. Samuel McElfresb,
Education, the 1~1t i1 di· pre1Ldent; Loulte Wrlght.
rector of Children s Center. vlce prealdent; D o u g l as
Area Women
Recognized
Ralnter. treasurer. and E.
E. Redlt. a,cretary.
clas1 malling and special ,u-....__ ..,.. St. '--.. handlin&. Send to Alice _. .....,. ~ "--¥'
Active members from the
coastal cttles are the Mmea.
Thoma Au.rtdle, Em1Ue Amil. B. S. ~ R. T. Hol-
camb, Ltllle BamJW, Da·
t.r J8Cbae, Jr.dwta ...... nitb, L. ,. . WlllaD. v. J. Brooka, the DAILY PILOT, BOlpital volunteen a D d l~ Needlecraft Dept, B• ,.... wre • band to
1S:S. Old Chelsea Station. 'Wttne. 1M prtMDtiltioa fl
New York, N.Y.10011. Print aftl'dl and a cblck to tbe N A .... _ bolpltal from volunteen
:g:c-•.a.•
ame, .uet1, Zip. P~ durlna tbe annual awarda C'" ~ A ·1 tera Nuaber. First time! luncheon recenUy. m UXI iery
Jumbo 1 9 II 8 Needlecraft Catatoa -hundreds of Area women recopised The tint 'nlundAJ of the
llesltna. 6 free patteMll for hours ol service donated 1D011th memben of the
< i n c I u d e 1 d e 1 i 1 n e r to the hospital in Or.nge American Leglon Amlllary.
&weatera) in81rucUona ln-included Mra. Art Roux of Colla M .. a Unit 456 ptber
11.1-Knit -oc .. ·t Costa Meu, 1,000 hours: bl the American Lelk>n
WJC,J . • .... UC • em-Mrs. Wllllam Pudra Of u-n t • ·----tlo broioer. so cents. ._.., a p.m. uuunua " Bool ., ta JUiy Ruta _ Newport Beach, SOO hours, reprdin1 membenhlp it
complete patterns _ in· and Mrs. Victor Oltnwmn1 obtalDable by caUing Mrt.
upeulve, easy to make. •1ijioliilrvineiii0i 300iiiboura.iiiiiiiiiiiNealiii8i0iupniii• 54i18iit.T1i4i. iii cents.·
Boot No. 1 -De.lue Qldll
-18 complete patterm.
Send SO cents.
FlllUAIY
SPORTSWEAR SPECIALS
CAPRIS
Wore Up To $25
Now Up To
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swums
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Up To
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WISH YOU COULD
THROW OUT ALL
YOOR FURNITURE ..
Caa yoa ... it? T•f Lit _. el ear deeipen 1llelp
you with a lOllc fA111t plan. It11 ~te yow -.ry
Jrea"' of color .,.. ..,_,.. TMa. little by little. yea
add what year MMlpt permita. Tbe retult will J,e a
delight. Mnlif1al .. wen • prfftieaJ. And that'• what
your borne llaoaJd be, and tctill k when yoa eon1ult
with a J. B. Bigpr profellional interior cleliperl
lktter ttat ...,, bring B .... 13N Semi--~ Sale
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llelwuery ...
Tbe ne•l)wedl are Jnak. inc their home in, Hun· tincton Beach follo*lal •
boneymoon in Mesico.
The on Mn. Davia ls
a junior maJorinc 1n hiltory
at UCI wbile ber butband 11 a prelaw student at
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Around
WISBJNG Mrs. William
(Jeni) Holmes a bon voyage
at a luncheon party 1n her
bonor were board members
ol the Harbor Aux:lllary of
the Sooth Coast c h l l d
Guidance Clink:.
Mrs. Holmes and her bus·
band will oe leaving for an
extended trip to the Orlept
culminati.ng ln T h a 11 a n d
where they will viaJt b e r
llOn and his new family.
Mra. Louis Pratt. opened
her Cost.a Mesa home for
the festive 1 u o c h e o n .
Toauing Jerri wttb good
wishes were the Mmes.
Robert Bernard, Leon Fry,
Robert Cerf, H o m e r
Howard, 0 . E. Howland and
Charles Kelley.
More well-wishers were
the Mmes. Frank Mar1ball,
C a r 1 Martin, Berk Mc.
Collom, John McKerren,
Edward Parker, E v a n
Prichard, O'Hara Smith,
John Sparling, W i 111 e m
Stevenson, John Wright, M.
A.. Rlchley, Harry Kemp
and the ~ess, Mrs. Pratt.
S5th ANNIVIRSAlY CILRRATID
MISS MELINDA Henry
has completed training as
a Volunteer in Service to
America (VISTA) at the
south central r e g i o n a 1
training center in Norman,
Okla.
After ll:x weeks of Jn.
tensive trainln1, Mia HeDFY
was assigned with other
worken to Mineral Wells,
Tex. Her duties are to set
up a youth council, create
activities for the socially un-
dertrlvileged and to tutor
classes in e le m e n t a r y
grade.
Mn. SpeWI,. hltman, Mr. •ncl Mra. Paul A. '•""" (left to ritht)
Paul A. Palmers Honored
•
Mr. md Mn. Paul A Palmer of Irvine
Terrace celebrated their 55th wedding anni·
venwy during a festive dinDe!' party Mth
their daugibters, .om-in-law, gmnddlildren
and clo8e &lends.
Gathering in tile Villa Nova restaurant
to let.e the Palmers were daughters Mld spou·
sea, the Meesrs. alld Mmes. Spalding East·
Auxiliary Groups Eye
'Seasonal Greenery'
With the end of the fiscal
year fut approachin& fu.od·
raitlna efforts are being
doubled bJ cb8ptma ol tbe
Auxiliary (If Hoag Memorial
HospMal, Prubyterlan.
Come Tuesday, Feb. rt,
memben of Nigbtingalel
Cbapt.er will mett f o r
luncheon end bridge 1n the
Baycreit home ol Mrs.
Wilbur Newman, p a s t
cb&pt« clW.rman. 'M r s .
J ack Gamaua ia chairman
ol u,. U a.m. event.
The Afflianta Chapter
with chafnnan Mra. James
Party Offers
Cards, Sweets
Laguna B • a c h Chapter
521, Order of tbt Eastern
Star will ltage a dessert
and card party in the Ma-
sonic Temple at 7:~ tmigbt.
Alao upcoming ls an Or·
ange County Party Night bein& planned by Mr. and
' Mrs. Arthur Stead, patron
and anotjate matron, at 8
p.m. Friday, )larch 1, in the
Muonlc Temple.
Walsworth will ltage a card
party-buffetfluncbeon March
13 in the hospital confereooe
center.
Decoratkloa w i 11 be
created by Mrs. Jerry
McClellend with the "wear·
ing of the green'' In mind,
and a money tree with
shamrock background will
be designed by 'M r I •
Lawrence Brixey.
Carda will be played from
10 a.m . Mrs. Barry Keeley
and Mrs. Ralph Wllaon are
in charge ot food, with Mrs. ~. Logan collecting
door prizes, and Mrs. N.
S. Cochran, 548-0903, bandl·
ing ticket sales.
Filled with pride over
their group'• profits are
members of tbe Buntllf
C'!lapCer. 'lbe group netted
nearly • at a Valentine's
Day party. In charge were
Mrs. Ch a r 1 e s Stanwood,
ways and means chairman
and Mrs. Jack Cunningham,
chapter cbairman.
Hlgbligbt ot the lunche<m
came when Mn. Henry
Jooea, auxDiary president,
announced that the auxiliary
won $500 and a bronze pla·
que signifying a Disneyland
Community Service Award.
A Cale• WOrlh $25,000
I
man, Emery Hamm, Paul Silva and Mrs.
Jean Preston. Miu Henry, daughter of
tbe Robert L. Henrya of
Laguna Beach, also is assis-
tant Girl Scout leader.
Also present were grandsons Hamilton
and Kemiieth Smith and their wives, grand-
son Bruce Preeton and granddaughters Mias
SUAD F.astman and Mn. Paul Bailey and her
buaband. Mill Agnes Blomquist aJeo at. temed.
She is a graduate of
Laguna Beach High School
and attended Orange Coast
College when she applied for
VISTA.
Horoscope
Leo: Socialize Tonight
MONDAY,
FEBRUARY 26
By SYDNEY OMARR
"Tbe wise man controls
his destiny ••. Astrology
points the way."
ARIES (March 21-April
19): Get down to business
of communlc.ating ideu,
desires. Ut:lllze lour ex-
cellent c o nt a c s. Don't
watt for others to make sug-
gesUona. Be a tell-starter;
accept responaibWty.
TAURUS (April 2n-'May
2>): Avoid tendency to be
fixed in your ways. A little
ver aatlllty today can go a
long way. Sped.al honor
could come your way. Ex-
cellent for rewan1, uking
Fellowship's
Busy Bakers
Whip Up Sale
Mouth-watering treats are
being prom.iJed by memben
ot the Harbor Ladles Fel·
lowsbip ol Harbor Aaem·
bly ot God Cburc=, aors of a bake sale tom .
Mrs. V. L. H rk will
direct tle sale beginning at
10 a.m. in the Harbor Shop·
ping Center. Costa Mesa.
AD homebaked items are
belna contributed by the
membership including the
Community Outreach, Art
and World Vision circles.
Proceeds will further mis-
sionary project.a ol the fel-
lonldp.
for greater compensation.
GEMINI (May 21.June
:IO): Favorable lunar aspect
today c o in c I d e a with
joume11, communlc. atio~
overall pbllosophy. Y o o
make declaJona whkb affect
long-range plans, policies.
That news will a r r l v e
tonight
CANCER (June 21.July
22): Your hunch pays off.
Follow through. S h a r e
knowledge. L e a r n by
teaching. One who asks for
help ends by aiding you.
Legacies, other p e o p 1 e ' s
money figure prominently.
LEO (J uly 23-Aug. 22):
Emphaaia on public rela-
tiona -people want ad·
dltlonal information con·
cerning your activities. Be
prepared. Exhibit 1ense of
humcr. Engage in social ac-
tivity tonight.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22):
Attend to chorea at home,
especially repairs. Check
safety devices. Be alert get·
ting in and out ol tub. Acci·
deata avoided il you are not
carelen. Show appreciation.
LIBRA (Sept 23-0ct. 22):
dominates scelle today.
Your patience la tried -
but lt you are patient the
result ls beneficial. Realize
thlt. Respobd accordingly.
SAGITl'ARIUS (Nov. rl-
Dec. 21): Accent o n
messages, Ideas, urges and
how you respond. B e
versaWe without scattering
forces. Be opt l m Is t l c
without f o o 11 n g yourself.
Test your own sense of
fitness.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-
Jan. 19): S e n ae of
responsibility comes to fore.
Money, power, authority are
highlighted. In p e r s o n a 1
relations a decision i s
necessary. Could involve
m a r r l a g e , c b i Idren,
business.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 2n-Feb.
18): Cycle high. Lunar posi-
tion empha s izes m.
dependence, seU·starting at-
titude. Be confident State
needs, views. Push 'forth to
new starb in new direc·
tiona. Break with past
PISCES (Feb. 19-March
:ID): If you love a mystery,
you get to solve one today.
Best way la to take new
tack. Obtain solid hint from
AQUARnJS message. Don't
be a prisoner of past
methoda. Modernize pro-
cedures. Communication from loved
one proves significant. Be
willlng to make changes. G E N E R A L T E N-
Eveoing b 1gh11 g ht s DENCIES: New emphasis
romance, redlacovery or on outer space.
youthful excitement. Active, (To find 11111 ,_.. • .,.,, vourwlf and 'ta} da •· ta . ..........,,, _,. SvclMY Omart'a JO. Vl y 1a OD p. -boollltt, The TMll ~ Alfnll. ...,, lefMI JD cenll le Omarr eoc1c111,
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 111e DAILY "'Lor . •• J2C. G<•nd
21): T.altative p e r 1 o o ft:r,' '""'°"' ...,. Y°"-N.Y.
Collections, Contributions
Coast Juniors Vary ·Activities
C&nce.S atam~. foreign
and oommem«atlve, and
aJl«ted cards and elbums
are being coUected by mem·
bert of ttie South Cout
Junior WMlan'a Olub under
the dlftc:16on of M r 1 .
Maurice Donahue, interna-
tional affaln cllalrman.
Mn. Donal'lue and Mrs.
Bond tbompeon 1 o r t ,
~ and mail the COD· ~ to orpbanlpa,
)eplr cololdu and o t b • r ••"''IClona able to Ull caem. AIKlml .. med bJ the
Maieall Orpbana .. in Ma·
ko ~ Che7 become ac:r~. St. ltabel•1
Bolpttll tn India end a llpc
ooloa)' ~ t!s'oaP
Kmblrd ~ Joe., l a .,..... ... csdll tar
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decoratiom and t b e r a p y
wort, while the g:.a,mp; are
seut to the Sona ol Norway
wtlo se1l them to raise fu nds
for TB holpitala.
Memben ol the Juniora
have elected to present a
VJU'iety of programs for the
cbUdren and juveniles liVl.nt
in the Al>ert SiitA>n Fost.-
8ome and J\1"'1lle Hall.
Mn. RObett M a r t e n •
Joadl drattman, recent;ly
w l(lpliDlied tD 1erve 1'tda
UM 111 t 1 d 1 repruentiae u.;:..~.atW
bJ club members, will CCJO-
dact a crafta proeram twkle
a month for the pla Ill
Jovu11e Ball. On Ule tint
Tlaetdl.J "' eedl ~ Mn. MID t.nc 9DCl Mn.
........ will ..
I ••
Jn. the Toddler's Section by
~I .toriet and con·
ducdng auperv1aed play ac·
ttTMiel. Mn. Frank Fleck, Mrs. Lone and Mrs. G le n n
Swinehart have planned pro-
srams which will include
dilcllHiona on hair pro-
baeml and c.tH, and Mrs.
Loq will give a demoostra-
tion by cutUng and aetting
.... of the atrls t hair.
Tbt Junion alllo are fill·
• toleilry and cosmetic ks& ad CCIDectlng cake mix·
•, ~. books and
oomlc boob for the library'
wblJe Mn. Ml1t Rohr and
~ member• h ave "hn Ired to fltalf & •1r1 cart to diltribllte ........ ..WW-the ••
tlJl:a ? Baa.
MRS. JAMES STEPHEN GIRAUD
Former MeMn M.ni•
Norfolk Ceremony
Girauds Home in Mesa
During double ring rill.es
performed by the Rev.
Herbert Hugh Smith in the
Episcopal Church of the Ad-
vent, Norfolk, Va., James
Stephen Giraud c 1 a i m e d
Susan Elizabeth Walker as
June Date
Selected
Kathryn Pn!DUce ol'Huo-
tingtoo Beach and Richard
Hall haw selected June 15
as the date for their wed-
ding in the First Christian
Church ol H u n ti n g t o n
Beach.
Miss Prentice, daughter of
the late Mr. and Mr$. Paul
Hughes, was grad u a t e d
from Huntington B e a c h
High School and is attending
Golden West College.
Her fiance, son of Mr.
and Mrs. James Lawrence
Hall of Lynwood, w a s
graduated from Lynwood
High School and is attending
Compton College. They both
plan to enter California
State C.OUege at Long Beach
in the fall
A Champagne
his bride.
Parents of the bridal COU•
pie are Mr. and Mrs. John
William Walker of Nocfolk
and former residents of
Costa Mesa and Mrs. Olllen
Giraud of Costa Mesa and
the late Mr. Octavio Giraud.
Preceding the bride down
the aisle to the altar, which
was decorated in aimple ar·
rangements of white gl.ad)oll
and chrysanthemums, were
four altar boys who carried
~torches.
'lbe tdde, liven ID mar·
rfage by her father, wore
a gown of candlelight silk
organza with a fitted empire
bodice of chantllly lace and
seed pearl.a. 1be lace was
rep8'2teci on the A-line skirt
and on the chapd traiji
which was attached at the
waist. Her chapel length veil
was caught to a silk organza
bow, and she carried a bou·
quet of white roses.
Paron pink empire gowns,
matching headpieces and
arm bouquets ol red roses
were selected for Miss
Pa1rlda Walker, the bride's
sister am maid ol honor,
and Mrs. Richard Fowler
ol New C&rrolton, Md., Miu
Kay Mtrphy of Baltimore,
Miss Sharon Brumley of
Virginia Beach and Mlle
Virgini& Hammond o!
Norfolk, bridesmaids.
The bridegroom asked
Fowler to be hil
best man. whD9 llel'ViDg q
groomsmen w er e Cbarlei
Ruppersberger, Baitimore;'
Wayne Beckman, CoUece
Park, Md., Ch•les N~
and Cavil 't&ylor, both of
Norfolk.
A receptioa f6>wed _,
the Officen Olub at th•
N a v a J Station. Norfolk,
where Bobert Plaufe QJo.
tinent:al Elombo p' • 7 • " beckground mUslc.
After a short wedding trip
toWilli a msburg ,tbe
newlyweds will make their
home in Costa Mesa.
The bride attended the
University df. M a r y 1 a nd
where she was a member
of the Kappa Deita sorority
serving 18 rush cbalrmaD
for one and one-half yean.
Sbe is a member of the
Diamond honorary society
and last June she received
the Sisterhood award.
Her bmband, a S'ellior at
Callf ornia State Oollege at
Fullerton, dml)ed Orange
Coast Colege ... (lSC at
Long Beach.
A (iet.acquafnted ObamplCDe ~the belfldDI et •7 ._.
M year for TWA OUpped Wlnp , On.nee eo.t ~ ....,_ me up decorations are (left to rtgbt) .. )fma 1.-0Uil ~ ...
left and Rid1ard Raella. PonDlf hOI&•• •• .. wtlc<l:DI to
lette. 646#1, -............ t lrclMoo and tlilia-:r .. eMl&. • • .
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St. Louis Cardinal catcher John Edwards takes a high, ha.rd one from
hi6 soo David at the Card6' camp in St Petenburg, Fla. F.dwards. is
a newcomer with tlle C.Uda, having been acquired in a trade from
Cincinnati.
ca..,,•t ot1 tlae RefHHlnd
Shirk Irks Lion Boss;
Bloom to Be Bypassed?
W ett:minlter priDdpal F e r r e n
auutenaen ta ltU1 recovetinc from
Monday'a u,in& day -whldl began
When be rubed b.11 Wife to the bolpltal
tor a ,.n 1Udder or kldney stone
attact. TbeD CCDe the 8umet lap
rwcndtiDf jnflpmca ,quabble with
AnaMlm.
And that Diaht be Md to rwb home
to celelrate CIDI al ldt )'OUDptls'I
birtbdaya.
He wu allo irked by aiesw Shirt'•
action when be teamed thllt the
AnabeUn pinclpe1 b a d dellwnd
cop. ol Anaheim'• rebuttal to
WHITE
WASH
public ldloo1I oHidala lhould be
nmtncW of that, Rev. stmlc.
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C.nu UI Mar _,. Basketball
euel BID B1Nm .. , .._ t.JltlMe
lw a.slderatl• • e9adt ti die Orate C.Uty Sid ......,.
team wl!IQ wlD .... ee Nerd!
GU 11111Lmer at Orn1e Cout
Collete. · ft aeema 101De erttla COlltHd that
Bloom U. beea aadb1 u An.st.r
team all MUOI ud tut 111Cla U
bcmor 1•.W be palffd aroud.
Elmer Combe of Ha• th Ch• Bead and 1Arte Olloa (Marlu) are
tdler poulbblUea for tllle e.veted
eowhlq pott la tM awmaer
dusk.
Slaort Cl re11lu
Caupt en the rebound:
It looked for a moment u tboogb
colol'ful basketball official E m i 1
Neeme would baVe a wblatle jammed
iDto h1I bridgework when be called
the fifth personal foul against Nevada
Southem's John .Trapp.
'lbe latter madl JMMdn& paturel
It the former N-Barbor Blab and Mater Del blaketMD cwh ud
i.d to be restrained by fellow players.
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c... ... -....... .. MelseCW te._. Tab m1 Mr ..... .,.... Mell .... ...
die~ lane u lm.....,..S an. ..._.were lldfer .. .,.._ ........... c.m .....
A photo in tbe LA T1mel lbowed
tbllt Co.ta Meaa'1 speedJ bou.aewife,
Dee DeBaK. Gnlabed lecoad ta the
recent illdoor track ... at Tbe
Farum.
<>mdala ..... Dee tird in tbe
!Yellt.
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Girl ~ager TBlk · ol
MILL CREEK. ~ .. (AP) -
When Kay Robertoa Mt ...._
ball 1tiUr the Mill er.et Hllb ldiool lfrll' team, many al ., ....,,
290 people turn out to W8teb.
Kay l1 a g!rl ,rbo bM lllldll a
local reputatiob with ber polllt·1Hk·
Ing prowess. Lut P'tb. t lfle ICWtd
80 pointa in one game.
Coach Ray Dodd pulled ._ oat
after the third period Ne •• be
didn't want to run ap .. ICtn.
Mill Creek won '7-30.
Last year, X.y ICOred 71 ,.._.
In a single contest.
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pointa ~ &VII ID -. .... mt
Dodd Aid. "If ,,. loobd bdo It.
she milbt tvta bold tbe aatiGUI record. ....
Dodd 11Jd bll 1u.,er -1tar•1
average ii 41.1 point. per came
but be never allows ber to play
a fuB game.
TbeM ill Crm 81laad bll a 2M
rec«d and X.y .... ... Cit to
tbe Ntt toanamat.
"Last ,.. ,,. -beat la tbe
Tue.on Open's 'S oplwmore' Leader
McGee Speechless After ·Firing 65
TUCSON, Aris. (AP) -Jerry be lellrned be wu b Int-round
McGee, caTyin& a two-ltnlb lud ieader.
Into today's second round el • McGee, a ISO-pounder from New
SJ00,000 Tucsoc Open Golf TOUl"ll.· Lexington. Ohio, CM"ded aeven birdies
ment, behaves just like a ~year-old ,,. and not a linaJe boeey • be bumbled
second-year pro. the 7,200-yard per 72 Tucson National
-He watched the scare board the golf course.
good part of his fine round Clll Tllur• "I'm a little IPMCbieu," aaid
dlo'. McGee. after be bcled a birdie putt
-He ICl'ambl~ lib c:ruy • 111111 on tbe 11th bole to cany a two-stroke
boles just to save a I*'· lead over Dean BeDWl, ~. into
-He-w• almolt •I*' th• after today's play. flnlahine wltb a .,__., • ..,_ ~ McGee, who learned bU 1011 from
3i--86. his stepfather, Car Holden, club pro
-And be opt ned aw adw wben in New Lexington. rolled in birdie
Golden West
Tests Mounties
Tonight at OCC
Mt. San Adonlo, tbe Jll'MMIOO
dlolce by ITllOllt prognottkalora to win
the Eastern Conferenee bubtball
cbainpionsbip, vim Orange Coast
College tonight as the EC'• third place
team to play aeventh p.ce Golden
West.
Dick Strk:klin. the Golden W..t
coach. owne reaped for lie Wlting
MowJdoec.
"Mt. SAC bu ~ aort of a
nosedive. but I atm think b1 have
the best mllterlal in tbe • J:utem
Confereoc.e a.ceJt f« Ore .. <;oast."
In their ut meetlnl, Goldia West
gave the Mounties a acce mtll
Ruttier top scorer Mike Sbellej foaled
out with six ndnutet left. The pme
WU tied at that point but 11'9 Moaaties
ptjled away to will by 11, t&-7'7.
"Mt. SAC beM •rill tbtir blllabt ..... ~
p .,.... " P BnaM c w ..... .,
G Marlld M
G ltelley .. 1
\alt Wne," Stricklln commented.
"Thia time we're just 1om1 to bave
to out-nbound them to whl. ,,
strlcklin will have to to wltJi. two
players nmling lnjuriea t o n I g h l
Guard Bob Kieirwe!ter has a stitched
chin • a result of a cut he suffered m Tuelday'a Santa Ana game and
Paul Kordlk re.injured a groin muscle
pull agialnst the DoDI.
The Ruttlen wn routed by Santa
Ana, 82-52. Mt. SAC beat (J)affey
Tuetday. 72-&1.
UCl's Hogan
Scores Upset
In Net Tourney
putts o1 from .. toot oa tbe fifth tine r.« cm tba tub ~ Ulh
bole to • fMt Oil tbe 11th. a par-4, bola and Mlled • JI.foot putt oo
•yard monater whicb gave prOI number 15.
a tough time Thurlday. A.. stroke behind Beman"' at four·
It was the best round ever • a uncfer-1*' • w .. Steve Oppermann,
pro for McGee. who played in IO tour· Bruce Crampton, Dave Stockton llld
nameuta lut y e a r -1 wbo'a best John ~ . pay cbeck dming tbe currtDt winter ~ b9ck Oil .. tour the flnlt
tour bu been -Jn tbe Bob Hope time liDal be Md a CJ1t removed
Desert Ouak:. from bll ri#lt band Jm. 31, retuned
Beman. ~ ~ clllCbt fire to tournament play a weet 800Del
Oil tbe ~ DiDe ~y aft.-. .. Ml doctor bad apected.
finUlllog the front side with a one-Defmding cbampion Arnoid Palmer.
under 36. lbot two-over S.S-74 'l'bundly, 8'ne
He c.amecl putts of four. 30 and ltrotea _off the pece. •
Soviet Stars
To Compete
In Oakland
OAKLAND -Ralph Boston, a gold
a.ad lllwr medal winner Jn the 19llO
md '64 . Olympics, it looking to the
ttimnlatJ<e of Ruuian competition to
P*e bbn high in the Natioati AAU
IJldoor Tract and Field Cham· pionshipa tonight
The meet bu lured nearly 400 al
the United States' best indoor attdietes
Plus stars from Russia, Finland' Greece, Britain and Yilgodavia f~
its two.day ll1d night atand tD die
Oakland Arena.
"The long JlBDp field in this country ~ldom varies.'' Boston remarked.
You bee Bob Beamoo. Gayle
Hoptina every weekend and it reached
a point where it doe.all 't matter bow
JOU fare against them. You know
you'll meet them apin.
"But bring in people like the
lb111tw and rqu're stimulated."
Seamen, who recently leaped 2'1·1:
Hopkiu, and Ruasia's Tony Lepilc,
Who baa car-~ 1n amonc 14 Jong jump entrants here.
* * * INGLEWOOD -fte t.. A.feles
Lebn .... te ...,.._ tltelr c:rlP
-aeeeail plaee ........... But· e6aD A...a..u.'1 ...... tlvtthll t.llllt wlle• tltey med tile Clltdaa-tl Re'81a 8& 'ne J' ........
Bllt .. lllerea1e tllllelr leed. tile
Labn ..._ •tea& Cite •1• wldle tM S.. PrudlC9 Warrten 1ole to
tile a... Celtlel.
* * * ANAHEIM -The AnahMm Amtp
closing in on t!Mir lon1nt Joemi
ttreM a1 tbe 1eaacm, wm try to map
tt Sunday when ibey bolt tbe Boustoa
Mavericb .
The Amigoa, who dropped eftbt
stral&ht lut moath, lost tbetr ahth
in a row Tbanday nitbt u the Mln-
neeo&a MUltiet l'Glllped, 128-112.
* ·* * LOI ANGELa -fte UaA tnek UC Irvine's Patti Ho&an, tbe n• Uon'1 Uth ranted women's temdl
plaJW, Ntlttered a major ups.t
'tluindll1 in the National Women'•
Indoor teanLt cbmlpionthipc a t
Winchester, MMa.
Miu Boean, 18. of La Jolla, defeated
slxtb·teeded Vicky Rotv• Of Rye,
N.Y., f.2, &-3.
Another Orange Coast area entrant.
Orange Coast Treks
To No Man's Land
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Kill.by Harter of Seal Beech, WU
beaten by Becky Vest of Jackson.
Mill., f.l, M . MlK Harter ii recover-
lq from the nu.
111.u,Rogen, ranked 11th nati.oully,
" • lbldent It tJa.A.:
lonl s.ardly nllbt aplmt Mt. SAC. •
Wetzel aplaina.
G~uchos Top UCI, 83-:7 8
"Q.l&yn.,.,a_.Wllllalmil.. _ n 11 • fbte lba!Jtill d9 ..a _..
a team Jib aat II dlllc '-tlit ·
mic19e al tbe [ I lflJ-1 a •
ltcamablta_bJ......,
a~p«ft hi."
n. Plr .. wiD be Ill fld1 .....
for the Alta Loma tnt • ..._.
ICOl'tng act Bruce °"P"'la '*-
to .. Uneup .,., ....... "-dlw'• "We knew lt would be a tough
Slllll• up there. lt'1 VV'/ dlfticalt to
wfl OD the road. Sui&a 8-bar1
cloea't baw a O'Mt record bat th17 daWtU..aWt.m,.W...''
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Taking a llance 1t UPl'a and c:oDece 1-ktt-
baU poll you lmd 'IUcb sr-t Dame1 u McNeett
State. !Outhwest Mluowi Sta1e, Asbland. Bethuoe-
Cookman, Oclethorpe ind Eactem New MeDc:o.
And never lorget Monmouth.
But the point is that you cu klot trom top to
bottom and not tind the name ol UC !nine.
H'fhe polls 4*t't bother rM/' sarys UCI
CMdt Dick Divis.
Hlltht now I'm...,.. l.....,_tM In tecur·
lftl I ..,... ... the NCAA ,..,.... *'-" I Ifft In
ma~ the UPI poll.'*
And by the way -._ 1t1yttedy hive the
Howard fl!ilyne score frem S.tur4rt nlttht?
* * * COit.a Meaa Hiah buketball COldl Herb Liv·
tfJ1 A1I hit atar Of last aeuon, Steve Turley ii
"prepved to apmd 10 rears in the penltellU.ry"
for mailing bis draft card back to the Selective
Semee s,.tem.
Tl.Uiey, now a student at Dartmouth College,
bas visited Liwey since he became involved in the anti-war movement.
"It Is very hard for me to understand
Steve on this sultfect but I respect him for com.
l"f to my home, facl"t me like a men and
talklnt to me about It.
"Steve lmows I went out Of my way to help
Mm get a tobolarship to Dstmouth (Turley hu
since dropped off the Dartmouth freshman team)
and he felt obltpted to tell me per8onany the
re.eons for what he's done.
'TA.liiel', Steve hid contemplated ~ng to
Sweden or Canada but no., be'• ~ tM ~
apomihilities for bis act llnd ptepered to ICCOUDt
for it.••
* * * In 1 conversation with Anaheim High foot.
ball coach Clare V1nHoorebeke followtng Wednes-
day's dead!ock vote in the Keirin Keders cue, Van ~ mock of tbe notion that be would recruit
Keders.
"Listen, If I w.. tolnt to recruit • foot.
ball player, I'd be out loolclnt for becks. We'w
got plenty of linemen retumlnt next year but
no INcb. So why would I be out huntl"I clown
• llneman?"
On tbe subject of whether or not Anaheim C1111
do more for a boy in securinC for him a college ~cholarship, V!Ml said: "I'm sure Blll {BoeweB) bas
Just as many boys on scbolanhip in coUece • I do, if not more."
* * * Here'a 111otber name to ldcl to tlMt lilt ol tboee
rtronct1 beini C'ODlddered for tbe bubthlG Job at ~. Saddleback Junior College: Brent ~ JJI AJ:w. helm.
* * * In • time when c.... ef hlth school ath-
letes transfwrl"t t. otMr tchoofs are anythlnt
but scat'M, It's refreshl"t to learn of one who
decided to stay put.
The sultfect •• JKk Trott.r; 6-3 Foothill
Hfoh (Tustin) star whe hat been ft.med the
Crestview L-eue's pl•yet of the year. He's the
son of Tustin Hlth baslcetlNll eoech George
Trotter and the ltoy had the opportunity last
summer to enroll at Tustin High.
Had he trantferred to Tustin, he probaltty
weulcl hlft play94 en a championshl, tea~.
"He's done 9"rythfftf for us," Mys '•·
hfll eoach Henry Hummell. "He's aver11lnt
more than 25 ,ofnts • pme."
* * * Why is it Californla's State Colleges haw never
formed their own conference for football llld bis·
ketbtll?
How's this 80UDd for an eight-teem conlennce:
tong Beach, San Diego, San J0t1e, to. Angeles, San
Femando Valley. San Frlndsco, P'relno and Hum-
boldt?
ThUI would free UCI to go into a buketbalJ
leegue with, ay, UC Santa Barbara, Santa Clara
USF, USD, Peppet"dine, Lo101a and UOP. .
RACE RESULTS
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• F'l'WQ, FMnllrJ 23, 1968 DAILY PUT .~·
OileFs, Gd~ Replay Opeµers in CIF ~
1J ION EVANI ................
lt't a. • .._ al fN•
.. fOr two ol the tbr ..
Oranae Oout are.a tllama
wbl.ch will take th9 noor
1'1esday ftlpt 1n the first
round ol tM CIF tar1e
.choola (AAA) baaketball
p.t.yo«a. '!be third arta •·
trant, M1!flna, travela to
Redlands.
Huntinrtoo 8eacb a a.4
Corooa del Mar -two Gf
the SouthlaDd'a lftOlt f>OC*ll
outfits -e.nMCI ~
Cotdl BlD Blooma'a Sea atrus Belt 1MCUe daam· Kine• and tbe 00 Qt1 ~ ploaa lD tbe Terriers .
will boat ~ NIM foes tbey If aeedlnll Jll'O't ac-
lhrubed ill...,. .-n. curat., H•tincton wUl ctDt1
HuntiDftol nwa lrvlne North Torr • n c • enf
Leal\M ruoD«"Up Mllnolla Comptcin would play Corooa
While Corona de) Mar (~) del Mar In pie C l F
teb a duel with ~ Beadl aemiflna\a at ..,.clout Lona
Poly, the Moore lAatue'• Beach Areaa.
second place entry. And, there la • exctlleqt
HuntJncton 1ot b)' the chance Marin& and the Sea
stubborn Saatlnels, to.so, ~· m., collide In Ile
While Corona blut.d Poly, qua.tar flnals.
6MO. I ~D dNw • tiireitber Marrna (JW), MCOD4 to ·ill the nrat rocmd, wtitch
the Ollen ift the s..Mt Ir customary tor tbe top
derby, will be faclac tlM rded e n tr a n t . Tbe
T_.,.1, who tDpped ..
Olien (~) an4 Mariaa
(ss.4') Jn tbe ~
Bed "1urnamat l a 1 t
December, will 10 .,.wt
,.... U.t. vtata TUelday
n.llbt.
11 fact, brackttinC in·
dlcat.et tbe TM't>lbtt win
be \&DOPPOlecl t111 tbe "1Dis.
0Hnft Colinty IChoOla
,,... all piaoecl Jn ibe aame
two ctuatwa, m e a o l 1t t
they'll be ttHmlnMJnc ted1
odMI' toODer or later.
'lbe Fteeiw_, i..cut run·
Tars Test
HB, Vikes
Face Lions
A Helpiftg. Band. Complete Pairings
'nte end of the road 1n
the Sunaet League basket·
ball campaign comet up
F r I d a 'I night with two
games lnv0Mn1 four area
teams wr~ up the
reeular IUMll.
C b a m p I o n Hunttncton
Beach and runnttUP Marina
square oft a,.m.t Newport
and Wlltm.iDdlr seekln1 to
OODt.IDue tbetr wiDomt way1. Both, ...... ata.
Fer Runtbteton, it will be
SUMlllT UA.U•
W L l'I' l'A
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MMtM ti t ... "' ,._. I I "1 IU
ANlltlftl ' 1 ... 1't W"lmlflPtr S I 717 lff
W•llH'll 4 t 11' Ill
SMta Ml Vellr/ i tt 1't '21
Senl1 AM t 11 71\ .. T__...._
Al\ellelm et W.ltm
Wtmlll!lttw 11 Merine Senta AM al Santa AM Velle\t """""""" .. ..._,
more than a tuneup before
enterin1 the CD'~offl agal.M. Mapolla . .
Clua AA pairinp show
Santillo at K.ahl&a. Vllls
Pll"k at Glendora, Duarte
at Garden Grow IDd Or· ... bOltinl Gaaetba, •
toniaht at a.
Upper Br1eke&. .
Monte Vista at Compton
Redondo at Cal Hilb ar
Bellflower
St: Anthony at Aviation
Beverly Hl118 or Culver
City at Ventura
LB Poly at, Corona del
Mar
El Rancho or Arcadia at
B~
La Haa or &MmY HllJ.t
-Covina Marina at Jledlands
Lower Bracket
MagnoU. at Huntington
Beach
Bellflower or Cal Hilb at
Glenn
Warren at Millilwl
San Berdoo at Sunny Hills
or La Habra
Palos Verdes at Nor1b
Torrance
Oxnard or Buena at Morn-
ingside
Nortbview at Moorovi&
Muir at Notre Dame
AA
Upper Bracket
Villa Park at Glendora
An~ Valley at St.
Bernards
Santiago at Katella
Garey II. S.. llllino
Wodmln at Vtdlam Del
San Marco9 •, ...
Cl.Ira
Yooaipe at Brll'*1
Kennedy (Banlow) at
NOl1b (Riwr&lde)
Lower BraeW
Hart at San Luis Obilpo
Santa Maria at S a 1)
Gabriel M:issioo
Saddleback « El Dorad6 a.t Montgomery .
Hemet at Baasett
D\l8lU at Garden ~
GIDMha at <n.nge
San Gabriel at La 811111
El Ceo~ at tndlct
A
UpperBncbt
Valley ChistilD bye
Pinecrest et Mojave
Death VaBey at Paraclete
Colbert byt
Santa Ynez bye
Cate at Templetoo
Bishop Diego at Dllrm
Lutheran or St. Genevieve
bye
Lower Bracket
Aquinas bye
Black-Foxe at No Hondo
Calipatria at BN>nkC
Apple Valley at NeecBe9
Petris bye
Ontario Christian at
Pasadena Poly
Big Bear or Notre Dame
at She.rmal1
Holtville bye
Coach Al Hackney and
Newport buncb U"e ltlll
•martini from the ~ Joas
suffered Wednuday Digbt to
Marina -knocJdnt the Tars
out ol any chance of a CIF
playoft berth.
A vk:t«y .t Newport
would atve tbe champs an
andef.... MUOD in the
SmMt loop wtcb a 14-t
~
Karlna. ~ for tu ~ratlfitdlepde~
day, will bOlt unpredictable
WettmtDlt•.
Jackson Keeps Top Spot
In Cage Scoring Race
Skiing
Outlook
Bright
BJ ESTllER BIUINGS
Of .. Dettr ....... ...,
There is acme earth rbow·
ing through local ski runa,
but the sport c. still be
rated wor1h tbe trip for the
weekend. The runs f.irat
showing wear are those
most used, so • k l e r 1
avoidtng 1bese cam find Vfr'/
good coodttklaJ.
The latest ~ t s
recorded on the Sid Tow
and Lift Operators tape at
(213) AT 7-9711.
Ml Waterman. Ly D n
Newcomb's area oo Angeles
Cnst Highway, ls featurlna
family ski rates. Adults
paYtnc re1ulm-lilt ticat
price• may get ticket. for
kids under 18 for $1 eadl.
Waterman looks a bit "ex·
pert" from the bottom,
whldl is because the begin-
ner uu fn reverse to most
ls a,clted at the top of the
cbalrlifl BeliJ:me:ra and
lower lntmnedilltff wtn
find open slopes in a Yfide
and euy·to-ski bowl It the
top o1 the mountain.
Snow Summit at Big Bear
Lah wlD bolt the SouUtem
Callfornt• Junior At p In e
Cb•mplon1blp1 UU.
weekend. Saturday 1t 7 p.m.
guests wm be treated to
a TGrdlllte Slalom follend
by a akl achoo! champape
party.
DAI\. Y l'ILOT ....... 'r IM l'eYM
Mike J.cbon, berring a
55-polnt explOlfon I r o m
Mark Soderberg of Marina
tonight, bas won ttie Orange
Coalt Area Scoring title
with 581 points over 23
gamea f« a 24.4 per game
averaae.
IACK TO ALMA MA TIR -Pretty Dee DeBusk (right) shows Helnz-Kaise!' stu-
dent Robin Ricbard60D a spri~r's starting technique when Dee returned to
the eo,t.ia Mesa IChoot for a visit earlier in the week. Dee, onee a Heinz.Kaiser
student, will compete tn the AAU indoor championshiP8 tonight and Saturday
in Oakland.
The All.Crestview selec·
lion from Laguna Beach led
handily from start to finlsb
in hJs drive for 8le title
with only a brief spell
midway where the southpaw
was seriously threatened by
Soderberg and then Mike
Sweeney of Mater Del.
Santa Anita Lightweight Sweeney bolds the number
two spot with 520 poi.ntl and
a 2U average. but that
position ls in jeopardy from
Sockrberg. wbo plays his
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Basketball
SCORll .. LIADtlltt t'Tl. AVt.
JAYVll tA.SICfTULL 1. Mike Jackwl (Lil 561 JU 2. Mille s-(MDI S20 21 ' ~ ~-(SJ) MllSMll Vltfe 11'1 l. Merl! .....,_.,.. CMar) JN It.A
GT.W11 1fJ1 ~ (~''J!= '· Jalll'I Yui. ICdMI 419 17.A Holm I" g 141 Cutaro s °'" ... , (Hll IM IU 14.ttv ?) j1l ICIC .. ~ 6. 1'1111 J ..... 11 (c.4M) '6S lU Ill ... ulff• Ill) II O'I 7. JIM HudltNll'I (MO) d7 1'.0 Sclorllll ..,.. • Lffufla -MolweY • • ~ 17 t Ill H-f;:! S. Vlelo -Slmt l . M•1lw• I. M*• Conll'trll IHll -· 11s -• ,_ 1. t. 1111 ~ CMarl '12 u.a
m Ha ire= Laeuna 1uc11 lt. M1u1o11 10 Mth 1.1 Rue 11111 -. 1u e ~re· (41) laflf• ...... ~\ ----------
SIXTH uca. •Yi turta11H. , ..... , wf~ ~,~>I ~ ,Cf01 ~rew last game tonight -trailina
..... AllOWlllCll. I'-SUIO. 'lor· We " 1'1 C ( ) ura
-Crlttffl!Ofl HclfM. Wiii leld (ti G 1111 amura by 14.
OrWt Tra~ar 11111 YaMrl ns Ha~'°".!!!.., HG""" '°" •!._•w.TrTi Soderberg's 506 po J n ts
Olwy HltlMlultft CM Ycaul 1IS ~"' ~-~ "'-11110 <• Gtrci.1 xno 1'."' · 11!~ "'111 -•111ert '· "'""''° constitute a 19.4 averaje.
... HIM co l'terul ns •""""•: Hu111inv1011 :n. s.n••~23 John Yule. "Pla..-·Of·tbe· A•"-Camel TrtWM eater Dtl IM) V"'41m RI J-~
'"' v11et1tvt1a1 111 '!l'l'' 11'1 F rm "' Year" in the lrvtne circuH.
jlM AM l'NndlY IA Valtnw.lal 111 ?tr~:"'1To"1" Ctl C F 1'U1 ~'ffil!=' i WtullacMI (A PIMC!e) 111 "'""" ( JI G m ~•Ylor holds down ttle fourth pos • ~._Y •vtw (J Oolltaful am LI~·'"' G '" ~:,q\" lion with 489 points. 5'J:• ic:~111""'' \\! yfrl>iim: ~rs:.. MJ.':,~1 1. ~oi:. a: And, Greg S n yd er
ciue 1w Mat1orneY1 111 ~-1 vert>um Diii >o. Mew catapulted from etghttt to
OllllMM .._, IM Vollka) 115 r~ .... ('7) "'"'"""'(II) fifth via bis 4i-polnt output ~. I. Na~ tral,... antry, fe"' F Ill Pa,_ olll,,_ Ill " m iC-over the last two games. ~llTM •ACI . 11~ mil&.,,, ""'· ~t4t" ~ m: ~ COllOMA NL MA•.<,twl. Tl' 4 \'Mr olds and w. Cleull!M •How· Mc Id ( U) G 11ofWe;!i .. .. ' =. l"vrM tlt.GOI Thi Mldfle wood :~a;, 'fa~T'~te; ~ = =... :~ :~: ,;
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Summaries
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At MammoCh the Winter :=, ': u '""'",.' 111 Carnival continues, w l t h ,.,,,.. iw ...,_..., 11'
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MIDWINTER ACTION -Scenes like this will be
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WILL HUl-IGElt PUVAIL? -Frank MtGee nar-
rates "To}l\orrow's World: Feeding the Billions" tx>-
night in ct.Olw at 10 p.m. OD Channel 4. Experta
foresee problems and possible solutions to-lbe
world's food sh<>rtaO' in the hour Tong report
TELEVISION VIEWS
Sad Series
Set Sunday
ly CYNTHIA LOWltV
NEW YORK (AP) -Sunday a.ftemooos, now
that football has departed and the political season
is upon us, have begun to assume some of the old
familiar shape that Fred Friendly Wied "a'D in·
teitlectual ghetto." There are talk shows. M\YI
shows and there is one program on NBC euphemis-
tically called "Experimeot in Television."
THE LATTER is not quite accurate. Few of
the programs in the· series last season pN!6eDted
anything much in tile way of new forms.
It did, however, present a drama written by a
re8ident of the Witts area of Lo6 Angeles, acted by
Watts people and filmed in Watts. 1bi8 aeatoo there
wlll be another Watts production -material pro-
duced by its writers workshop and acted by mem·
bers of it.8 dNma workshop.
BUT EVEN if there is litUe that i4 truly experi·
mental about the series. it does have a distincUy
commercial air al>out it. The season's premiere show
last Sunday was called "Four Days to Omaha." and
toid the story of a reel American 10ldier who died
25 years ago in the assault on Omaha Belch. The
stor y-telling method was hardly unique since it
consiilted primarily of fUmed family and acquaint-
ances as trhey reminisced about him .
nris week, the hour program will be "'lbe Ham·
steJ' ol Jbppin~ •• a two-character drama inwlv·
Ing an old woman and her daug:hter-fn..law who u"9
but one thing in common -a son and husband wbo
deserted them both.
PERHAlltS one truly experimental program of
this sea110n's batdt wm come along March S with
"Passport to Prague." This was shot in the CJeOho.
slovaldan capitaJ In two linguages -Eng&h and
Czech, without translatioM. It wiJ1 tell the ltory ot.
an Amerlc~ woman who speaks no Czech arrivinC
in Prague and. a!thoogh happily married, beaml·
ing involved with a Czech widower who speaks no
English.
Victor Vicas, who directed, produced and co-
authored the story saJd It represented the fint co.
operatioo between the United states and Czecho-
110lvakia bl the television area. Vicas, a naturalized
American citizen. was born in Russia and lives in
Parts. His coauthor, Manya stall' is an Americln.
The stars are Hildy Brooks an Americln adrem
and Fef'o Valecky, a Cuch actor. Tbe camera Cft'W
and pl'()duction aides were CJeCbs.
RECOMMENDED weekend ~ewin~
Tonight -"Tornou~'s World,'' NBC, 10-11
PST. a projection oo tilt way the over-poptrlated
world of the 21st century will be fed.
Sunday -"The Smothers Brothers Com~y
~our." CBS. 9·10 p.m., with Pet« Seeger. tbe folk
singer w~e controversial political opinions have
made him a rare televi6ion performer, as guest
star.
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' DAILY PROT EDITORIAL PAGE
Raffer t y's Candidacy
Max Rafferty's "official" announcement yuterday
that be i! seeking the Republican nomination for the
Ulrit.ed States Senate was a revelaUon e>nly slightly more
dramatic than the news that the Pope it Catholic and
Lyndon B. Jobn80l'l tomes lrom Te:111. · _ .
Rafferty hardly has made a secret that he aspll'es
to higher political office. He bu been running at top
speed for &0me higher office -governor, senator or
whatever became available -since his el ection to the
"'oon-paitlsan" office of superintendent of public in·
struction in 1962.
So it is hardly a surprite to CaWornla Republicans
(particularly those who have received his mail ~Jea~
ingcs for funds) that they will have Rafferty on their
primary ballot as an opponent of Sen. Tho~as H. Kuchel
CR-Anaheim) this June.
Rafferty has the ultra-conservative support. He also
apparently is getting substantial help from Walter
Knott His problem will be to try to win enough mod·
erate tupport from the wkle-range of Kuchel voters to
wrest the GOP nominatton from the man who has served
in the Senate sinee 1953, and is the assistant Republican
Jeader of the Senate.
That should be a tough job. Rafferty's philosophy-
while double-talked and cloaked in emotional verbiage,
wisecracks and polished diches -has left the clear
Image or a man who ba ngs his potitical beliefs oo pegs
far to the right side.
Rafferty's candidacy presents many Californians ln
both parties with a dilemma:
Should be by chance be elected to the U. S. Senate,
it is just possible that he could do less harm there than
if! California's No. 1 official in public education. After
all, California bas two senators; the U.S. bas 100. There
i! only one Callfo~ npe_l&I lat of public instruc-
tion.
On the other band, lbouJd he get the nominaUon,
the Democrat& would welcome lllm as an ellier tar1et
than the 16-yea.r incumbent. X.....
Silly Second-guessing.
Jn the a!terwuh of the fllltaut attacks by the Viet
Cong on U.S. mlli•n .... and the dties of
South Vietnam, Gen, WU1lam C. Westmoreland, \1. S;-
commanding general, has b9ID tubject.ed to some ratMr
silly and meaning.less aeccqd-ft« rtng by a 9Clttering of
instant armchair genera111' IOlia of them in Conireas..
They are too quick to maU ti1m a acapegoat as balm for
their OYl?l !ruslrations OY•' 1tbls appareni .setbeck to
their hopes to bring Ho C1d. 'llinh to the negotiating
table in the near future.
General Westmoreland probably is the 1one who
should reel fruJl.rated. He DIUll, under our tnstJnc
policy, fight a grinding ·war Of attrition, limited m hll
use or weapons and tactica to tbe extent that hill enemy
has almost absolute freedom to maneuver through neu-
tral countries, and no real concem for having to protect
his flanks and hill bue areu.
LBJ takes some com.tort, we are told , in compar-
ing his problelTll with his war Critics to the sittllltiul in
which Abraham Lincoln found himself during JDOllt ti
the Civil War.
Perhaps General WestmGnland then can take aoate
comfort in drawing a parallel between hU critics -4
those who were pressuring lJncoln to iet rid of Gm-
ral Grant •
In any event, one needs to know nothing about mili-
tary strategy and tactics to know that the pronounce-
ments on those topics which will emanate wit11 iJlcreu.
ing volume from memben of Congl'N and polilkal
candidatt.fi during thia campaipt year have just about
the rame worth 11 Com.derate currency.
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Breakfast
With Bobby
And Ethel
Dear
Gloomy
Gus:
Ea1111 W•11 ta Jtfalce • Jtfonkeg Otd of Dim
Good morning, friends in television.
land. It'• time for another chapter in
that rollicking attuatlon comedy, "I
Love Ethel."
As we join B<tby IDd EttMI today,
we find Ethel happily preparlnc a.n
Intimate little breakfast for their in-
timate litUe family.
titM.l: Let'·• see, 14 pieces of tout,
two dozen eggs, a 1aOan a:nd a balf
of milk . . . Please, children, never
punt on third down. Not in the Jtitchen.
~bb7 (tolil<>Qtli%ing aOOYe Ille d!'n):
1'o run or oot to run, that ls the
qgeition. Whether 'ti.I nobleor in the
mind to suffer the slings and arr0W1
ol a hopeless campaign _ . . (as
a football bits him in the left W')
or to hani around the house •••
Ellltl: Plta1e, dear, your egp are
g~tting cold. Oh, by the way, Eupne
called.
Bobby: Ah, now the:re'a a Senator
I admire. He has all the quallttea
I cherish In myself -courage, lnteg.
tity, decency and the guU to run a
hi.,!';h moral campaign on the hJgh
moral isues of the day. Oh, I couldn't
agree more with the high moral stand
he has taken.
Ethel: You're going to support him
then. dear?
Bobby: Ye1 . I'm giving him my all-out
moral support. Mon!over, I told hlm
to call up any time he needs it
night or day. (n.rvously) He did catl
on the scrambler phone, didn't he !
Ethel: Yes , dear, at 3:04 a .m. from
~ phone. booth in Georgetown, as pet
1nstruct1ons.
Bobby fwlth relief ): That prGVes his
integrity. 'Too bad he's a lo!er. But
as I told him. I mu.st put loyalty
above all. There is no higher quality
than loyally. And thus, to prove my
loyalt y, I must publicly support our
President to the bitter end, come
What may. Unless, o( course, I decide
to run myself.
Ethel: You're 1oing to support the
Presi dent then . dear ?
Bobby: Certainly. I am planning '
nationwide speaking tour in h.is behaU,
Our service men are willing to
put their lives in jeopardy in
Vietnam because it is Jn the best
interest of the U.S. The least
that our tourista can do la con-
fine their traveling to the west·
em hemlaphert: to help prated
the dollar. -H.B.M.
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concentraUnc Ml the states when
diasklent Democrats are ta I kl n g
dilloyalb'. In my apeecb, I will pledge
my unquali1led support for Ibis Prell·
dent. In .a phrase somewbere near
the end.
Etltel: That's nice, dear.
U.bb7 (Waxing entflUliMtic): And
that's not all. To demonstrate my
loyalty further, I'm gofng to do all
I can to make him a better President.
In bil bebali, I'm loyally going to
enumerate aR the terrible blundera
and stupid miat.akes he's been 'iiutking_
"He may be .a devioua and un-
derhanded megak>maniac," I'll say,
·~t he's our Presideftl And loyalt7
demanda !hat we support hb policies
which are leading us all straight to
hell in a handba1ket."
Ethel: I'm sure he's grateful.
Bobby: Grateful'.' Why just the other
day he called up and aard, "Kid,
how'd you like an appointment to
the Supreme Court?"
Ethel: How nice. Did you accept?
Bobby: No. I thanked him for his
generOWi offer. but I told him fla tly
1 wu going to keep right on sup.-
porting him anyway. I know be doesn't
like me. Ethel. but I think he's grow·
ing to admire me.
Ethel : I guess it's because you are
such an energetic supporter, dear.
Who else could support Eugene's atand
on the issues and the President's stand
for re-election? Whk:b remillds me,
the music stand got smashed to
.smithereens in an off-tac Ide play. I
hate to ask you for money, but ••..
Bobby iexpansiveiy): Don't worry,
dear. I vow to support you and tht>
children till death do us part.
Elbe I (breaking in lo tears): Oh. that
you should say that to me. J'm seeing
my lawyer in the mornin&.
Ma le Probl em: Mi niskirt
117 BERNIE GOULD
One al the problems facing the
AmericMI male today is what to do
about the minisklrl
MC!!lt of us males are coward.I. We
neak a look. But wben Miss Miniskirt
&1ance:1 back at u1, we look awa7
ti.urriedlJ. 'lbat'• where we mate the bl& mistake, being embarrassed.
We shouldn't 1neak, we 1houk1 stare.
And tf Mlu Miniskirt looks our way,
h 1hould alare even bardtt.
Sfte l'Dl1 tlt more priml7 on the
..,,_, or bus seat owas:ite u1-She
1Df1 evea try -tboulb tl's probabb'
a -botllt -lo !ert bu otltt ...........
.uovs ALL, llM'll be -l'lldous U!M. •• rtared at a portioa a(•,ana1om1 Illa! lhe 1<11 UllCO-.d
,.powl7 IO M' would look hl!I' Wtf ,
lln't lbatjust lilte a woman?
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feel uncomfortable.
Well, ll wasn't our Idea for the
1ats to wear above·the-knee 1kirts.
Sure, we enjoy looking-as 1001 aa
the gal we're IOOl:ing at Isn't our
mother . slater, Or wife, or girl frlend,
or dau1hter. It's okay, of course, ll
it'• tomtone elae'a mother, or 11ner,
or •lfe. or girl hiend, or daughter.
SO THE ANSWER to the problem
of lhe miniskirt II to do ,.... what
the rtrls wut • to do-look. ~vu .......
And maybe tomeday the womtn
will wise up, and the sl1rt will 10
down. Then mtt1 cu breathe a slth.
of ~lief, feel comfortable .. ,a1n on
subways , bqses and in caftterlas. and
cbfdream about bow woedetfW it was
WIM!t! Ill> Tali ·--,.---~ •kirta abofl the bMe.
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Quote a Politician Fully and Exactly
By MARSHALL MeNEJLL
Scrtppt-Betwud Nen,.pen
For unhappy politician• thla Js the
beginning of the open teuon on the
press. The opening gun was fired
by a formally announced candidate
for the Republican pr eai de ntl a I
nomination, Gov. George Romney of
Michigan.
He pointed his scattergun at the "news media," meaning, preswnably,
the television and the radio u well
11 the press.
Candidate Romney ltid lbal a
"piecemeal approach" oa. the part
of the news media som.tlmel make1
him appear "wobbly and inconsistent"
in his views. S. addld eat report&
or hi• vl.ew1 have often been llftlait
and misleading.
rF'S A 1ECHNJQUE 11 old a11
new!p.lpus them11elv11, maybe even
u old as poUtics.
The candidate for public office who
hasn't )earned better la the tradltion1J
complainer:
He'• "Mlaquoted," be ..,.. HJs
remarks are "taken out of. context."
He didn't expect to be quoted because
he w:n speaklnc "of.f the record."
Hla speech WU "not fully reported."
The news storle1 "are1lanted." Some·
one in the press ii "out to cet
blm." Reporters "don't write facts
-only what thl!tr editors want." The
press always gives his opponent "the
breaka." N~spaper stories on hla
vie•\ are "Ulllair and misleadin1-''
8omil P'*'*k'1DI, farpttln& th8t the
1eftl cunot lie. nm ciomplala lilollt
''\infriendly'' pictures.
RE1'0RTER8, BEING BUMAN, do
make errors. Sometimea they miss,
or mltuDderstand a word, ar phrase.
But tbe chantts are le!s than one
in 10 mlllion that a reporter wlll
lmowln1ty misquote anybody.
Ne•1papers, because of the very
Umlta Of their size, cannot prlat the
full text of eY«Y politlc.al speech.
Moreover, moat people wouldn.'t want
to read ~. !'Atlktra and' reporters
m u 1 t and do select fair11 the
blihJlgbts al moot political •J>MCbes and build the news ltories around
them. They do thil even when the
importance Of. the speak.er or ef what
he 1a)'S a1ao demands pulriication al
bis speech's full text.
THE REPORTER'S trained lfl'l8tl
Of writing accurately what a man
ny1 is made the most acute by the
fact that bis competitors -of tbe
preu, the televilion or tbe ndio -
are in effect all.~a::-. ru.....-1 ... -.. >Vm .. u. and to ec111oft· iAmost care ta: ~g a ljil:iu.er
direcUy. And for tbOse without bonor
or conscience there are the libel laws
strictly written to prevent ttM: pre11s
from prostituting ita Constitutionally
guaranteed freedom .
Politicians also condemn the com·
mentators. Thw they try to deny
to the editorial wriWr, to tbt coJ.
umnist, whether of the pr•, the
televi&ioo or the radio, tbe ume rlpta
to have opinlom: and to eq:nu: them
that taey demand for tbemselva.
80, AS TllE presidential campalp
proceeds towvd ltl,cllmu:, tboee wbo
report or comment oa the worda or
antics ol polltJclano will uoundly
come in for that tradJtional quadrer>-
ni&I dose of criticism from men and
women IMtinl public office.
Good report.en know that there ts
no Ume when accuracy ii men im·
port.ant than m an eleCti.on ye•.
PolitiCJUJ ,n.n help tbemH}va, the ! 8J:Slem. ..,.. '..0. . t6 9lfVe and tile t.0..N,.... _...,. ...... if 'iW1 ""I·. speak With .-...
prtclalon u they campaign far office.
Otheniae, If they don't already
know, they soon will learn • okl,
old maxim of. th1a busiDeu. It is
this:
One Of the easiest ways to make
a monkey out of a poutidaa i1 to
quote lllm -f.UJ -1 exactly.
'Abortion Law Needs Liberalizing
By NORMAN NIXON, M.D.
The dire pr«licUon11 o! those who
opposed Callfomia'1 new abortion law
have not come true. The floodptea
to mau abortion were not opened
here, or in C.0}orado and i,'orth
C8rotina where liberalized \awa oo
abortion also were pus«! last year.
C&lllomia'a MW law specifies that
a legal aborti<rl can be performed
ooly in an accredited hospital during
the tint 20 neb of pregnancy, after
agreement by the ho sp i ta l'•
therapeutic abortion committee tbat
continuance of pregnancy w o u 1 d
gravely impair the physical or mental
he1lth ol the, mottler ; or t.hat the
pregn1ncy resulted from rape (in girla
under 15). or Incest. Previously, abor·
lions were forbidden in California u ·
cept lo preserve ttle motMr's life. '
governor's rnrprising vacillation.
IN'l'BllE8T1NGLY, before t be
dl!Ntlt, Mervin D. Field's Cali.fen.la
poll utablished that tine out of four
Califu'liaDJ -73 percnt -f.avm-ed
tM initial bill This included a ma·
jorlty of lay Catholics, despite efforts
ol Utey-cburdl to rally public sopport
te oppote any llberallzatioft.
'!be MW laws iD Colorado and Norftl
Carolina penn.lt abortioa when Ulere
ls substantial risk ol the child's being
bom with a grave pbydcal or mental
defect So does BritaJn'1 new law,
alto passed in 1117. Tbi• provision
covers German mNsles (Rubtllal
ca.es and •ltuationa lit• th e
thalidomide tra1tdy wbich left 10,IX»
European babies deformed or crt~
pied.
EARLY LAST YEAR, Dine San
Francisco obttetriciam ..,. charged
bJ' tile State Board of Medical Es:·
amU!ers with violating the It.ate. abor·
tioo law by performing abortions on
women who had mffered Gft'man
measles m. the ftnt three mcmChs
of pre1nanc7. So far,1 only
two have been "tried," both bave
been reprimanded publicly Mii -had his Ucenoe lo practice suspended
for 90 days. Boweftr, in a rlC'tDt
aurvey ol 748 Califcnla obltetrldau,
nearly four out of five lndlcaited they
had pe!'formed 8bortiooe la aimilw
1ltuaticms, alwayc kl accreditld, cl••
"A" bospit&l1 like our HOii Memorial
and South Coast Community boapft.all.
For this 11 a unlversalb' approt"ed
swglcal proced\IR todaJ, Mtboulb
1tlll lllq:al 111 moat stat.es.
IF GOV. REAGAN woWd -the
time to talk with members of Rubella
Parenu ol California and tee for
bimHJf the catutrqtilc result& al.
hla Dm"NW policy for tl!etr multi-ban·
c11 .. ppe.i ---me! blind, many retarded mmt.ally or ....... -ed. -.. with hurt
defects, cltft palates and mkrocephao
ly (aboonnalli ., .. u bead a.ct b<aln),
be~--·of . beft Bt woukl aee tblt these
tra&k cues inv•illbl:J affect the men-
tal 11141*1*alboa111aGl tbelr-
aod -Alld be woalll .. -that their expenalve c•• addl
matmially to the st*'• budc.t.
Dr. Malcolm Todd, i11comi11C pres!·
dentol tlle Calilomia Medlcal Altocla-
tlon, sakl recently: "Abortiom sboald
be allowed la case1 which probab1'
will lead to the birth of a malformed
d>ild." lie 1114 moot~ pbrli·
dana baYe qed. Hberalizatiol. cl tbe
ai'1ill( ab!lr<loa Jaw. Now ~ II up .. ao.. Ro-to ncll(y )l;.
deplorable errcr.
DURING NOVEMBER and
December, 1917, the first two month•
under tbe new law. incomplete report.a
to the California Department of HealUli
indicate 282 operations were perform•
ed on these grounds : mental heallll
238 : physical health, 18; rape, 21;
incest. 7. Forty-three OUler requests
were denied by abortion committees.
Why Are Things Th~ Way?
What is woefu lly lacking i n
California's new law is the authorltJ
to perform a therapeutic aborUon
when there ii substantial risk that
if the child were born It would b9
serio usly handicapped due to physical
or-lmental abnormalities. In ttti! last·
millute gesture to the Catholic church,
Gov. Reagu. forced the Legisla ture.
to ellminat• this provision durinl
debate on the original bill last Ma)'.
Rather than get no blll at all. Sen.
Bellen11on and other 8pon1ors ag reed
reluctantly to go along wittl tbl
PnderlJip ud Perpltxltin:
WbJ ii lti that when married couples
aeparale, they blame each other for
the very quaUUea that attracted them
to each other in the first place? I
Wby la it that people wbo cOntl.ftr
~mH:lves 'ttligtous" shew less
toler111ce and cbm'ity toward outsiders than those wM ~ do DOl eonaidH
themselves ao!
to the activities and respoujbtllU..
of citiunlhipT
Why la it that we t.ak'e ev.-yUU1
out ol bread that makes It lpprrtiliD&
and nutritio'91, Oftl7 to pit it all '**
a1ain s)'Dthetlcal.t, ! WhJ 11 th.K lldults feel free to com·
ment on the hair-style, raiment, or
1"1 atbtr U1)eCt of young people'•
~\. la tbtlr pruence, but would
COftlMltr it intolerably rude Jt the
youl.bl P1ldia limlllt ('(lmmenta aboat ....,,
WHY IS IT THAT•• most respect
and appreciate tboH perlOU in td1_,.
..-Mn ma 1ctfd from lt.igb idea1litic .
S 9 Ge•r•e ---1 motiv111 ,et we refute t.o do .. sarae becMM "It doean't J*1 ...._
Dt• Georac: ~, .. (la what .. ..,. ... tt ....
M1 basblind di90reed his first WBY II n THAT a C0UDtrJ Ukt .. ..,.,.. in a nan'"', 8*rillllle
wll• wbtft I was his secretary RMSa, ~ bouts dal~ alMJat tt1 ..-:? J
and rnartled me. Now be ha• •-,..,er" and "ml&ht.'' tlill feel.I ... Wlty la It lbat poor ptlOldl .......
l\lred hb ftnt Wife as ht~ wtak-tbat lt eannot. allow l.Q1 o~ trial. wbo an most dl91oea~ '7
teeretaq. Should I divorce !Um! pr...i•.et.dlVnRUtopinlon in public klllni,.JbJir Jobt if they ca't ....
CONCERNED and must Nt>d to jail Of eiile U)'oat ball, .are kept wlitinC btilhtd ...
Dear Concttned: .,ho dbatrffl.wltb Its ollldal line ? for ,.a or months. wtalle the nl0!'9
Of coune not. ~t dots he Why i• It d'iat s.lien residents bere atntaeat aod more aectn, are prompt..
~eed wttb two aeu.tartei! will l,fl t:o any ucrWce ol tim• and b' mtaM on bond! ·=-""====='---1,.-..wii'J-.t<to>-l-ioca ..... ....d-U, ..... c,-. ftlla__JfJ!J:JI u ~t
UAl¥i -ftlllain IO ladlft"""' Gii TV -10 iiijlilJ
\
. . ' . . . .
GI them --oble lo rel4
-I> put'io -GI -.... • wb9 .. ,.aat ol ft ta a wwllWlkp --GI ____ ,
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1968 VALIANT .••• . .
rrs S1'1tL WHAT;· IT STARTED OUT
TO IE, AN HONEST COMPACT
Last Year Valiant Delivered The lest Over·
all Mileage In The "Mobile Economy Run"
·• ....
1968
PLYMOUTH
VALIANT
2 door sedan
Full Factory Equipment includes
outside mirror, back-up lights
. and many extras. 4492
1968 TOWN & COUNTRY
f ulfy equipped lncludlng •utom•tlc, cl .. ner
•Ir fMCkage, racllo, h .. ter, tinted gl .. 1, 1.,..... rack,
wfdte will tires plus many other extra. Priced
for you. Stk. No. C-44n
2 door h1rdtop. Big 225
deluxe w h e e I covers,
lwlck-up lights, fully flc-
tory equipped. Stock No.
V4315.
542
MOVE UP TO '68
NO CREDIT PROBLEMS AT RAY VINES! CHRYSLER Bring Us Your Bills ·
Let one of our experienced credit
counMlora ahOw v0u how YoU may
consolidate all YoUr bills Into one
11Mller JNYnMnt •nd Include a new ................. ..ttc, ...... ........................ ,...., or used car from
RAY VINES
......... ,...., ............... .....,
GET A
WINNING
DEAL ON
THE WINNING
CAR
Uftfl,....., lltMs. ...... -
.tnr 111'"9f _. _,.,.. ""'"""''
lmilk~:lIS~~~~~~ .......... -""'· St9Cll Ne. C4Jl1
'&&MERCURY '&5 Continental '64 PLYMOUTH
c.n .... 2 door, herdtop, •ufo. Full power with ell luxurious Station W-.,on. 6 cyl., automat· IMtl• tnnsmllllan, radio and appofntmenta lncludfnt factory ......,, power st.ring. •Ir.
le tr1nsmlulon, ndlo & he1t.r.
51695 , ~2695 51095
'84 CADILLAC '&& OLDSMOBILE '63 DODGE
Conwrtlble. Full power •ncl
Delt• 4 Door Hard Top. Auto-
Dart Station W.p. Automatic matlc, r.tlo and hNter, power
factory •Ir. , brakff and pow• r atMrlng. transmltelon, racllo •nd ht1ter.
51795 White wall1 •ncl fectory •Ir. 5895 52295
-
'II PONTIAC '&3 FOID '15 PLYMOUTH
Galnle Ha~. AutorNtlc SPORT FURY. 2 door fMrdtop.
GTO 2 cloor hardtop, .vtomatlc, tr•nsmlselon, r lo and helter, Automatic trans., racllo & heat·
rlClle & hNter, poww atMrlftl. power •tMrfng. er. Power ateerlftf, f1ctory air.
52095 ' '795 'R .. l •$P· 1895 -
-
'64 BUICK
Wlldut. 4 door h•rdtop. Full
power, f•dory •Ir, white w•ll•.
51395
'68 MUSTANG
Pow e r atMrlng, automatic
transmlstlon, radio •nd hNter,
-'1i95
'87 PLYMOUTH
PUltY Ill. 2 door hardtop, .uto-
metlc traM., racllo & ht1ter,
c:r atMrlng, f1ctory 1lr •nd "'25°95"~1
.
42~730l
STATION WAGON
lff wh.t Mvings you r•k• in
on these new c.r trades list.d
below. Compare our quar.ty
with the prices offered and you
will lff why we say, "RAKE IN
• THE SAVINGS AT RAY
VINES."
'64 VOLKSWAGEN '64 CHEVROLET
R.tlo •nd h•ter. Cl .. n MMI STATION WAGON. St•nclarcl
tr•namltslott, ndlo encl hMMr. ah1rp. Vwy nlc. condition •
s995 5895
'65 Crown Imperial '63 _OLDSMOllLE
98 4 door hardtop. Equipped
4 Door Hird Top. Full power, with autom•tlc, racllo, he1ter,
Including f.ctory •Ir. power windows, power atMrlng,
and f•dory .Ir conditioning. A~ 52695 solut.l\LOADEDI 1095 -
'61 "T" BIRD '68 FORD
Autom•tlc tr•n1mlsslon, power G•laxle 500. AutorMtlc, radio
and hNter, power lfffrlng, feoo stHrlng, radio and hMMr. tory •I'S 5795 1695
..
I
f~, Ftbrvay Zl, 1968
HOUH$ Pot1 SAL~ ~U _ _;.FO_a_SA_Ll __ HOU __ Sl_l_IJOlt __ IAL_!_ HCM-.. IAl.I
I • HOUIB POlt SAU ...... ,.w.. --IAUI lllMW -~ .......
MA TI LA BORDE, Reahor
COMMERCIAL PROPERTY
ONLY Sl2,500. Small two bedrOOm DlUJ bach-
elor rental EASTSIDE COSTA MISA one-
balf block from bul line. •t,880 1t'tl1 in-
come. Excellent nmrn oa ln•estment. owner
wants substanilal dow~wtn Clft'Y lit TrUlt
Deed -or we f7,000 la1n available. Strtk1
When Oppbrtuntty Knockl.
VETER·ANS •• NO DOWN
We have the V .A. APPRAISAL in our hand
-if you can quallty It'• yow.. Carpeted and
draped, three bedroolDI, two blthl, di~.
large covered and enclOled patio. Attaehed
garage -large fenced aDd well landscaped
yard. Near elementary, IntermediaU! School.
Hi school and college. Convenient to shop-
ping and transportation. A REAL BUY AT
ONLY $19,000 -ACT NOW!
ONLY $17,511
Neat two bedroom home located close in on
EASTSIDE COSTA MEM. Tb1s Jftperty bu
excellent chance ~ beinl zoned Cl Could
make an excellent spec buy. let the tenants
make Sii,ir~·EASTSIDE
Very seldom can we off er such a neat home
u this1J or this low price. Biggest surprise of
all is me nice "HOMEY" feel with the new
carpet. BeauU!ul panel.1.n&, Bullt·in kitchen
with lovely, quality cabinets. New cement
drive • way • double Pl&&•· ONLY TWO
BLOCKS FROK 17TH ST. SHOPPING CEN·
T!R This ~ce range eells tut, call us right awiisisl DEmcELmE.GANCE
AT A PRICE YOU CAN AFFORD. Quality
constructed 2 bedrooms, 2 full baths home.
DINING AREA. breakfalt bar, lplot uvtne
Built · in gu kitchen and separate service
porch. Newl1 petnted th.ru oat, carpets,
drapes and nu·tone ndJo speaker system
,lncluded. Larp detached double garage •
fenced yard. $19,000 • S1A % FHA LOAN
CAN BE A.S.WMED. Don't hesitate • ACT
NOW!
646-0555
(1.
220 I. .._, ... th St.
17th Sf. Sheppf"I CntrJ Cllf1 Mesi
·you'll lilc• our friendly servFce
Open Houses
THIS WEEKEND
KMp thf9 INtnq flfNCtwy with ,_., thlt
w .... nd .. ,_., ,. '*-· huwttfftf. AR
the locatfont II..., ....._ ire delcrtW
In......,. deflll., ............ ....._,.
. In .... ay't DAILY PILOT WANT ADS.
Pit,... ...... .,. .,... houtet for 11le or
to Nftt are u,..t to Htt tuch lnfonMtlon
In thf9 column Heh Prlday.
HOUSIS FOi SALi:
(2 Beclroom)
710 Nn..W., Qroaa de1 Mar
87~2829 (Sat & b 1.S)
(2 Br. I Family or Den)
1010 Kinp Rd., Newport Beach
842+7898 (Sat & Sun)
1513 ~ Terr. (lnme T!rrace) CdM
MU4'2 Z.U 87U4e8 (Set, Sun 12-6}
(3 a.droom)
1518 Pr1ldl1a Lil.. (Harbor Hlgbland1) NB
548-3198 (Sat & Sun 11-4)
1985 Taltln An .. O.ta Meta
873-4798 (Sat at Stm 1-5)
213 Slerb, Co.ta Mesa
548-6795 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
(3 Ir. & F1mily or Oen)
9032 Adelta Qrcle (Faahlon Shores) BB
M2-Q820 ., (Sat & Sun 1·5)
9471 'Rambler Dr., Huntlngtai Beach
MUOM <Set & Sun 11·7)
1106 Som .. t I.a., Newport Beach
M6-l2ll (Sat le SUn 1-5)
( .. Bedroom)
.is ~I Star Ln. a><wer si.e>res) NB
MU211 (Sat & &&Q)
UM Sanu.ao Dr. (Do9er 5bore1) NB
MU2l5 (Da.Uy)
(4 Ir. I F1"'iy or Oen)
US32 Unco1:D ~ .• Newport Beach
MM141 (Daily l ·S)
1721 OllDsJ Dr. (Kesa Verde) CK ... A: •• lf5"098'7 (!It ~ 8ml)
tilt Alltlaaa Way (l)cwer' Sbonl} NB
8"-lld (Sunday 12--5)
~ Ancbcr W9y (Baycrest) NB
fG.6200 (Sund&J 12:30-5)
*1739 Tradtwindl Ln., (Baycrtlt) NB
MU200 <Set • &Ill lU)
DUPLIXIS N>I SALi f2 ....... Each)
ao Unit st. man-BL to etla L •kt) f7Mm (8ll • lin ~)
(2 1rl3.,
GO H•dllm. Carma del Mar .,....,. -(Dally) *** ,.., & ..... fnftf
tt Waf&Wf *""
1000<Nnerel 10000eMral
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BARBOR VIEW Bii.JS
CORONA DEL MAR
Lusk HOf'MI • • •
Qu1fity, V alu•, Beauty, Comfort
In tbe Soulbland'• mOlt dtllrable Hd fudnaUDc ~11> perb IC.boot mtem and Uaivenlt;y of Calif~ •am-pue JU.It moment. awq from Barbor Vin 1DDI.
• Dlrectkma ......
Senalbly priced from ~I.fie Colll 11w7. or ~ l'w1·
$33 900 lo S'3 soo 'lWb OD S.. J--...... thee
I 1 fohw GaM tD mdll -.
-wsI.
7 INCOME UNITT
$62,SOO ~GE REALTY .
Coll• Art•
Bir Trees • outltandin(
Larae 3 ' .family room va-
C9tlt • reldy to 10 • cmJ:1 10% down at $24.SOO. Call
now!
AL .............
WHERE ~can you find
IOll'lething to match tbete
temfic income producers, a
get tax benetlta too! 1b.ll
prime property shows a
lftat return. with monthly
lncome o1 $690. Included are
lton(e gang fl It separate
stonp btlildlna. Owner
V E R Y FLEXIBLE on
ln~en ex~
attnctlve ..,._new Con~
JIOr"a17 • Raach atyle bame, ,._.ftlled to a ceatral.
lp!ldoua ...,y patio. Ideal
for enterWning: Garden
court1U'd eab'Uee, paneled
pm. l'OOID w1* wet bar,
bmal dlDlas room, amart '°"""" r o o m. E.xqw.lte muter bedroom .Ute with
W oi ,. ..... A beeutl-fllllt t • .._ a maintaJn.
Look At T .. ltl ed beat ca a pool-med lot
tenna!
/OJIJJ,,,._ COATS ~WAL~CI
ltlALTOU
.546 4141-
(()pen Evenings)
California Ranch style • Vtt'Y la u ..-.SVe rttidntial
rustic with ~vy ahake ana .._. you own t h e
roof. NMt. cle9n A beautt. Jud. a.. b Giiiy $58,9001
tull,y peeled I: here'• the lluth , ...... hlltot
c11ncher-a $22,000 Jou at JD w....-r Dr. ~ 5*" take wer u k i • 1 l••••m!ZZZll S2'T.B , 4 6 family.
College RHlty 546 SllO ' IDIOOM HOME 1500 Adams at Harbor
IMMACULATE
·POOL
<Neer Onema 'Ibt&trt) View View View
2 bedroom & convert.able den
with 3 baths, beautifully
decorated throughout. Large
fireplace in living room
wtddi overlool!1 the ~
Ing pool. All electric kitcM\
with ~ery convenience +
Formal dining room f o r
entertaining, arae double
pr!lie has new washer '
dryer included in selling
price. Will consider lease
option or stralibt lease for
2 m .
only $41,500
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$19,950
DIVE & SPLASH
in the crystal clear waten ot
this magnifiC"eDt SWDQ&.
ING POOL. Deluxe home
with 3 bedrooms and TAM·
ILY ROOM, 1,, baths,~
In dream kitchen, deep pile.
waJLto-wan carpetinf ud
paneUed w.Jla. 2 ear a-
•• acremed • In patio. '800
DOWN nu. NO DOWN
VETS or assume $114 month.
ly payment Including taxes.
283E..17tbSt. ......
Ennblp MMD
16 UNITS-$2230 Me.
ACTUAL INCOMll
DOVER 8llORDI VfEW Reduced to $188,000. Older
OPm Sun U.S. 8-dlfal OW1IC'1' mmt Mil lmmedl-
cuat. view home. 1m Ams. ate17. UDDIUll ont7 • low
rua Way. $'19,9QO. Sh.wt--Dn. Bkr. Box P.SS. Dai17
pel, Rltr. 6"-1133. Pilot.
23 NEW LISTINGS
EVERY LOCATION
IVIRY PRICI
A few are deecribed below. Call ua to-
~Y -w~ are sure we can help you
find the right home at the right terma
-we're here to serve.
IN THE cm
lvt out of fhlt world.
Magnifice nt view of Back Bay and
mountains. Custom built 3 bedrooms,
2 bath with every exclusive refinement.
In a quiet, .ecluded area. Sorry, no chi)..
dren under 12. S64,500. Owner will
help finance.
WORKING MAN'S 5 IDRM.
No down GI or FHA
Beautiful 2 story, 2100 sq ft. home with
oversize master suite. Only 3 ytM'I old.
Everything in apple pie order. m.eeo.
10% down.
ON THE llACH
View 100 mlt..
3 Bdrma.. 1 'h bathl. lar«e ul'ltain lff.
ting room. A lllUe older but the price
is only a shade ovtr lot value -"4,500,
owner will consider small trade.
IASTSIDE 4 IDIM.
R-4 lot, room for unlb .
Dandy 4 Bedroom, 2 bath borne am 1arp
R-' lot with room for 2 more unitl.
Houre has been repainted inlide and
ii IPk and spa. dt.950.
IDT SS YAWi
'1,000 dOW'ft, 'l 47 '""'"" 3 Bedroom. 2 bath fam"1 bome, on
Wumly tMtalc call.lornla
Medltemmlan with swee~
Ins 'riew oi Uppe Bay I:
IDDI. OllbD built by IV AN
WELl.A Details t>r spac.
1oua, foqm1 entertainln& as
well u lor the YOUD& folk.
14'll22' ta.ml11 room on the
ddkkm'a w 1 n I · Muter
laJ!te separated from fam-
ily wtnK. See thll complm..
ly fundlbed model too.y.
$ill.SOO fumiahed.
ROY J. WARD CO.
(Bayc:rHt OUkel
lMI lluUqo Dr. ~1550
KIDDING
$13,950
Bil net, colorful flowers.
compliment th.la 3 bedroom
beauty. lJvtng room with
large windows, separate elm.
ini room 10 X u, in exceL
1eat enndidon. Two-tar car·
ap. Ko, we're not klddlns.
Bcl1 ol the YMr! ! ! ONLY
$11,llO.
COSTA~ OFFICE
2629 Harbor Blvd
5CS-M91 Ope till 9 Pll
GOING UP
Plic8 an .-ring In this
Jll'estile aft& c:lole to the
bedr b1.7. nu lovely large eome.-Jot bome II just Wllll-lnr lor a family to enjoy all
lt'• HlO ... ft. • bedrooms 3
t.thl • a thHINW family·
roam oU • delux kltcbea..
Dall't mi9I this one, Oftl1
$35,500
213 E. 17th St. M6-449t
Evadnp 5i66189
CLOSE OUTS
Lenders R1p111•ftM
B-realdut ~lldli!D
A·• OW .. -down ~ lamlb'.,.
<rrm finux:lne
~lyllullt
J.fitettst t'9tel are low
N-eat arpeem A-tbpd
S.pectacular Oceell V\etr
Rltr. 646-39'21 Eve. ec.otl5
Ott!~ ()peli Sattanl8y
*LACHINMYll
Excel•• ..,.1
#2 ...... CO¥M
OPEN SAT 6 SUN W
3 bdrm, 3 t.tbl. ** 8'Jp. Owner' wtD l('Ut/optbl
S'll.500
1621 .., .. ,. T_,,
lnfM Terrece vu:w. s • De. -4~ batha.
.._. f.OGI 8' ft. POCL
Raduold $1t.OOO
1'17Tr .......
a.ycreet
OPDI DAILYl.S
H.w • Bdrm, tam rm. dln rm J batb, •111 'a ped w/w cpt.
dlluxe Wt-Ill kit -$81.500
2591.....,.,
Ceet• ,...
Top condltkm. a bdrm, elm.
rm, nrtr ldtcbm. 1S ft lot.
Cf1* • ~ • $23p:xj
2731 l.ayshorts Dr.
layshorts
OPm SAT 6 SUN 1·5
Executive f&mily home, 6
bdrma, 5 batha, near beach
"CH THOMAS R.Nltor
224 W. Cout Hwy 548-5627
Newport Sch. Eve. 566643
tr s 1a2bem ..
......... wfdl-...... IRDer,,.. .. ........... ~ ...... ......__._ ..... , ...... ,...._,new
cati>ela, MW <In,_ Of'W1Y
pa.lilted lnaide • out. mA
s~ ,_ avall. to '°" '1•
month lax8 Included.
$21,950 Full Price
Newport
•t
Victorla
64Ul11
No Phofley laloney
'Ibis big 4 \.h.-located
near eouel~~ _....,
ui COila Mna .. hlll
paint tbtt•" It .... ..u
to •all ~ .,.....
bUilt In tdtdala u4 ·= lauDdl7 room. "" • iarap. TM ._.. II Ila 11P
EASTSIDI • ~~ :_v!.:!
4 llDROOMS ~!~ ="9' ..=' ._:
On quiet tre.lined street ol -well kept homes. Lar&e Uy. 129•500• ud d .U -...... of the Jaw of~_. a. 1nl room with wood bum-manit. We believe that Jf!O-inl flrwplace. Nice f&mlJy pie like fact. not a ND
room with alld1ns aJam door around. ao call us to lhow
to patlo and low malnt.en-this home. It will bcdr up
llDCe yard. ' blc M*ooms and 2 tiled bacbl. Walk to these facts. Rottman Co.
P a r o c b 1 • 1 all ptbllc iii546-82'll!iiiiliiianiiytlmeiiiii. iii•lllJ
8Cbools. ~ .... drap-•
ed tiftu&bout. TUra over •
5% % loan. $136. per month
tnc1udea prindpal and m-Sacrifice!
t.rut. 6 Bedrooms, fAmUy rm, 2
frplca, 4~ bathl, kllll-clse
heated It filtered p 0 0 1.
....... ......... ,.
* * *
Hevo ,.U heard the one about the
6 bed.room, 3 bath home on Lldo
with 1 format dining room and a
bufe family room on a 51' street·to-
atreet lot for-ooly '65,000.? Well,
it'a no joke! We have it!
Hollywood Celebrity enjoys the
warmth and charm of thiJ gracious
5 bMroom home at 108 Via Koron. Formal clin.ing room or d~. plua or.-nee and 3 car garage mate th.is a
"mutt .... for the lar~ family who
want the belt of Lido Living.
p&.000.
HAllOI HIGHLANOS
1, ..... lfMI , ............. um a
bidMom. 2~ bltll ... ~ -belt of lack Bay DYina at a .....
It q1dck~ pike of onJJ taa,IOO.
WDTCLlfP
O¥tr-a.ooo ~ ~. of Cape Oo4
Charm eurroundl a huge 32' fam-111 room with musive stone fire-plaet, eara large master suite with
2 dressing rooms. When YOQ are
tbroulh counting all the bedrooms,
check out the beautilul patio and
pool. At •61,500. you'll want to
start pading!
LIDO REALTY
3400 Vl1 Lklo
67Ul30"
* * * * * PLUS million dollar ~ 6 * nigbt Catalina 6 SQ View.
2043 wrsrcuFF DR.IVE Reduced from mo,<m 1-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;-;:P;:;ER;;;FE;;:;C;;T;-;;F;-;A~M-;;l~L yv
64s.m1 Open Eves. tor t!n~: ale a _jJ,_ POOL. HOME
I/I Chester Safisbury '/'en o'"e Quiet cu1-<1e-sac street one
REALTOR SUNDAY U·»-5 block to scboola. U you need Price Reduced 315 Marine Ave. Balboa Ia. 2000 Ancho~ Way • 3 or 4 bedroool home, In
$1 0,000 6'73--6900 See tb1a nmbltna Iara• 4 the Back Bay area. don't e e wait to aee this one. 4th bed> 308 HAZEL DRIVI BR cwstom • built borne In y -n that ~ ol Baycrttt wtW.ch l'OOlll 'COUl4 .,._.den. ottlce
ou ma1 drive by. bat""'° lm't leue ha&d! Truly ol ~ AJ9o bu
UI 1or appt. to ~ the ~ Dolp .. ln TerrlCt cbarminc • with shutten, family rbcm,' 2 bl.thl .nd ly features, such as Ocean n pl~ yard fenced from pool
lL Canvnn VI-. Split }.uAl heavy ftke root. h 11 b All ..... _ .._ "' Ml\ ~ "" ,,,_.. ..... """ New Paint, clean tmel nady bff.med celllnp, 2 l1nplac-..... WI" .-,.....,. -·
design with privacy It Vi"' for a new owner, 2 Bit dim, ea! A completely mepvate See Now! tram eech level Secluded Patio and Pool. 3 BR Plus a* baths, elec kitchen, dbl playroom u well u an ~ ~ garage PLUS huge covered vltlnr fam1}y room with a
Dtrl, 3 baths; ~. --t t ... • boat La-.. bar "'-·--'' Id ... Easy walk to Uttle O>rona ...... ,..,. • or "" · ,,... · uvu.rm"' 1 tc • ..,n! Beech. scaped for low maintenance. Huge swimming pool + a
675-3000 Ews· ~ $46.450. Jacuz:zi pool! Drive via 2043 WESTCLIFF DRIVE '-l & ~h CURT DOSH, Realtor ~lnds)'OO ~:! Ship. 646-m1 Open Eva.
.. tty, Inc. 1130 w. O>ast Highway Ruth Pardoll, Realtor Decorator't O.IW.t
20 E;. Co.a HJCbway, Cd.'I 642-6472 EVES. m.J4a l&m Wettcllff Dr. ~ Metk:ulously ~large M•
-==~===~zj!~~=~~:.!:i:~ Vertie Cambiidge borne Clll • DA YIDSON Realty quiet c:ul-<lH&c. ea~. HI DE-AWAY ~n=~e ~0~!.,,C:!:!n. OPEN SATURDAY ::9:: ~.~;
built 4 BR home near Dover 2885 MIGUEL LANE ered on excellent terms at
Coron• dol Mar Shores Is Oii the largest lot Meta Del Mar 3 BR + $31,900.
in WestcliU! Dlnlng room, family, blt·IN, carpeting. College Realty, 546-5880 Wallc to beech • rent out
2 UnJts with room lt>ft
tor yoor ~t'k·end -
like living for Free
family room, 3 car garage. Rltr. 2750 Harbor 58, 01 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I
3 years old! 2600 sq. ft. with ~ Eves. 549-1~ WbJte eJeplwli.! Dlme-&·llne
, only $46.~
CORBIN·MARTIN
REALTORS
61S-1662
VETS
$1
MOVES YOU IN
3 BR 2 beth, w/w carpet· ~. sprinklers, landscaping
big lot. nMr new Dana
POint M•r1na.
FROM $25,375
Marine Cepbtreno
On Camino de.I Avion juat
otf dei CMlpo in San Juan
Oaplmano
plenty of area lo add onto!
A comer 149' frontaie x 161•
deep! Only $76.500.
Ruth Perdoll, Rteltor
l~ West.cliff Dr. &e.5200
BASIMBIT
r amrty rm. w/fittplaoe tn
new. split·level home. fea·
twing dramatic c:athed.ra.l
ceiling in living A. dlni.na
areas. Best location near
Elem. acbool I: park. Only
$39,995.
DELTA REAL EST ATE
64M414 or 9fll.33l'1
Pageant RNlty Co. MESA VERDE·$22,500
(Tl-0 546-1829 or 493-1721 Neatest in town. move 1n w/o
I BEDROOM. s bath. 1815 llftlnr a broom. Sllutten,
lanti.lao Dr. Phone 64M494. awntnp, wlw carpet ~
Sat 6 SUn. Ope:n l to 5 cazy den. Low down. $22,.500.
9.m. MES.A VERDE REALTY
OIARGE IT1 ~
Coldwell, Banker
OFFERS:
A TRUE
CAMEO JEWEL!
Custom-Built 3 BRt 3 bathJ plua Famllr or
garden room. Marole frplc ii luxury thru-
out. Walled garaen entry.. · .
Reduced $10,000 ........•... to $79,500
Mr. Clarkson
IAY & MOUNTAIN
YEW .
Architect deliped home tor tbe ~
ating buyer. E:xpemive use of paneling &
fine view patiOI. 3 Bedroom.a plus study.
........................... $79,500
Mn. Harvey
REDUCED $10,000
Abeentee owner ~ ... belutifnl lrrine Ter-
race home. 4 BednJ01bl ptus Peot. Below
nmtet f or fut ule. Great view of Harbor/ C'.>cealJ • . . . • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • '89 ,000
Mr.H&a1e
UDO HOME
ON 70 FT. LOT
Large 2-atory home with beautiful sunny
patlo--Trees & Flowen. 2 tull 1ota $69,SOO Mn. Loq
OCEAN & IAY
VIEW
large 60:1120 lot. Completely fenced,
d<>uble aaraae. ldtthen with built·ina. Top, top value at $19,500.
Ott Wetorfrenf NNr Nowpert Harbor Entrenct
ISU o.an 1M1., C... dtl Mar, Calif.
Custom decorated 4 Bedroom home. Large
rarnil v rm with wet bar. Master bedroom
hu sitting rm. L«Ated in picturesque Har·
bor View mu. ................ $69,500
Mn. RaulMon
OPIN IVIS '11L t
146.Jlll -.~7171 .
AMPLI •UIST PAlllNG md IOAT SUPS
.., Net hloY . .. •-~C•••••••• ~ .. w., .... u. .. ~ ..
THI N#Mlfltan WILL IUIPllA WU
Yoa ca ,. •• llld Ill f9t tltll -ar 1181 tf Joa preftr. ALL am. tiaft WATERPllONT VIEW. All ban two bedroolDI
and two betM. -WTJ'R LARG&-1>.ATJO.
YOU ••• INYITID TO INSPI CT OUR PUaNtSHID MODn
.., Uf~ md Up ..... $420 H11lllly la Up
67J.17U for .... ., -
-·· ........ ,, ... -oma OPBt
·SATURDAYS ·
COIJMB.L IWllll & CO.
2200 I. COAST HIGHWAY
~.. .
HOUIU l'OR SALi HOUSIJ ,OR SALi ·--HUfttlqfl' luch 1400 LlfUM Nip
--------~-----
1707
HA1t80R VIEW HILLS
The popular LARGE 4 BR.
2~ bath, blt-ln kltcbeon, fam
rm Mellott built home
bdwd floors, new ~
Immaculate cond • $37 .S00
aAYPRONT
Pier, Sllp, 60 ft trontaae
beeutlfuJ 4 BR. dirung nn
home reedy to move Into •
$84.900
OPEN SAT I SUN
415 lftftint Star ~•ne
DoYer-Shore&
l'antabulout 'tneratM
3 bdrm&. tJm nn. canta1t1c
view. MOM~ $65
M tum. A tremendous heme for )'OU ••
Beckwtth !Uty La.suM Bch
62'1 S. Coat Hwy. 494-•
Modena a BR • beda on ... dulive lll&nd ft'ltr 101' ol
~ llv111&' wtdl Pllo
vatt boe.t dock 11~ bis.
IEEJNC 1' UUEVINC-
All dlil ... 185,0 ID Beau-
titul H\lnt.inctt>n Harbor
wbu. )'!Ml own the land.
Iler. Olll Jaclde Bruna at
In() M'1·2531 or t213)
~ % ACRE 5 Bedrooml, 3 Bath
•m1!1!!1!!!!!!!!!m!!!!!!!1!!!!1!!!!!PI Cl&l-cl•Sae St. De&tb ot bu. YOUR OWN band lbrces sale. $45,000. PIER MS-10t1 GI' &e.un. Ownu.
AS 18 BarpJn-2 weekJI aoly
Ia lnchaded with thl11p9Ctout 'Bit 2 ba. m,a ay owner.
and beauti1Ully decal"lted 4 2315 Holly Ln. N.B.
BR borne with formal din-
tnr room. Located in one ---------
• OPIN HOUSE e o1 the most d~ areu Dowr Shont 1221
ol Newprot Betlclt and ~ m SIER.KS St., o..t.a Me:a 1'0UDded by mo.mo home&. s.aut.U\11 ' BR. new home,
1 Blk. No. of nil St.. just Tb.la one la only sa,soo hffted pool, cabana, land-~ .. ~~~~ SPRING . ~~~
ioh ab NEW 3 Bdrm., bdwd. floors, n macn 1" tile ba.. blt-in oven a: R--... c ~-Nat'l. Birdl cabinets. -·J O. H1rbor Hlghl1nd1 1235
642.t23•5!!!!1!J Patio. Dbl. attached gar.: ltlnt 642.7252 Anytf~ 3 Bit, 2 ba. Bltnl, brick patio,
iii Shake root. ~lot. C1oR ly OwNr·Tr1ntferred cpta, c1rpe, frplc, lmmac.
A llt of OW Mexico to achooll lc churches. NMr New-Immaculate S29,950. Owner m<Ninf.
Onunatlc cuatom • built 4 BR OWNER; call: 54U1'95 Elepnt atrium, 4 BR. J run 673-0eO. 548-3196
y.,,, MelM In Trldt
Htft II• real bl-au1y• 3 llu;c
• .,... J lu~iws bath1,
a11s\ W)' lt'n~~ ~ X 100
ft 1 ...... with bulll·ln fl•&·
ltone lar-8-Q and Patio.
U• l'HA • VA and seUrr
~ _.. ~ old home ltl
tn4t. Pl'iced II $?1,950.
• 16G EDINGER M2'f! OPEN EVES.
HANDY MAN nic It up A aave r.!JOO. Pric-
ed at SU.400 2 BR l"' baths,
bull\"lD ruae ' oven 11lao
refriaerator. washrr & dry-
er Included. f A l1t'~t. fenc-
ed lot. Den't pass tlus one.
CALL -.uTl
l''lf''" 19142 unt, t .8.
3 bath home circlin& a MlJ\llY • 3 BR. 2 Ba., aep. den: bath.I, dining, loyer, htli\! =========
courtyard. Stunning living h111e lot. beaut. lndac:pd. livinr le family rooms open &.ck B1y 1240
room wiltt I08rlnr beamed 1000 Sp. tt. brick I concrete to encloltd &arden. Wet bar, 1-----------.... lly p bl
celllnp, massive Mtxioa.n ~tio, lanai, Iha.de &ardien, lwrurioua carpeting througti. CAPE Cod 4 Br. 3 Ba, din •r•N f0 ems
brick fireplace. Gleamln; fountain: brick planters: out; master Bit suite with rm, tam. rm. CUl-de-aac.
band • made Spe.nl!dl tile sep. play yd; lath-plaster; sunken bath, Tern.z:zo, wall Boat 1tol'1ie area. expend. Must ae1l 3 BR ll\ ha, M'pa-
flooni tn entry, ball I fam~ly carp. (bd. flra.l ; atone pa.pert<!, fully landlc:.-.ped; nr pln. $41,500 Owner. 6f6. nte· 14~ f&mtly rm, like
room. Ari excitln,i home with frplc.. bJt-ins. By owner. 3 car prre, pool·alzed tee 7n; new cpts/drpll. Sellt'r wiU
the wannlh of ricll wood $23,960. Make otter 549-347-1 simple lot near Dover Shor· -========::::::: 1MIY loan Pointl for GI or
pe.nel!me: lta.lned timber&&: j U 'Is •rt .. sfs'de" •· m.soo. SMJ46 COl"OM del Mir 1250 ~:UJEAlt REAL TY
adobe brick on a lg. chore-• m UI I Home • Be ..&. ·--------leu comer lot In delnble on • lw BbPLEX _84_7-8531 ____ E_v_es_. _s.~_15_37
Westclitf. Exclusive with· $39,500-$?iOOO down. No 2nd Corona del Mar Added f 1mily Room Ruth P1rdoll, R .. ltor T01 Call quick. Charming home A di rtu1 lite-filled
1605 West.cliff Dr. 642~ Lockh•rt RM.lty located on OcMnfront on 1500 sq :(In e~cb spacious
569 W. 19th St., CM Seashore Dr. Campletely 3 Bdrm, 2 bath unit. Carpets,
O\llUER'S MOVING 6f6.230l 646-.3J:.l2 ~~v~.:.11~ drapes bll·in kitchen w/dsb-n n MORE fOr' your money. 19-10 pri~ SS6.000. Zoned for M washer. Eaay to rent.
Monrovia. 3 BR new ki!Ch. additional Unit. For tun 1 blk to SboppinJ: Center. Must sell this ~ 4 BR le ._ n..1u ••2 t;M t ~. patio, .,.,tter bit. Lil lnfonnation ~-....,.... ...,,..., " ~ · erms. ramUy room 5 year old 8 -rou.. ""'' .,...,...., v-'"''
ho ...... _ , lot. S1 .950 "Rft uw mo. Kl 3-8736 Pace1ett~ me .......,y. -Open S:lt/Sun i.s. Roy L.
WW oonsider lease to right Snavely. Bkr. 646-9041 By Owner-Tranaferred Buy at lot value
party. 2 baths, new w/w Ne1r New-lmmacul1te only $25,000 or otfer! !
BEACH COTT AGE
carpetini &: cullom drape,, P~CED to sel~ ~ m~ pays DON'T WAIT ON THESE!
frplce. all elect. blt·in kit-all on usumina S~ *' GI. Elep.nt irtrium • 4 BR 3 full WE NEED SAi.ESMEN
chrn. Terrific yard with pat-3 Bdrm, cpts, drps. ma~v BA. dining, foyer It huge CLIF PRIEST, Re1ltor
io. Make otfer. Only S33.W>. extras. SubmH terms, will living &: family mu OVl'r· s~ 1~7 carry 2nd. Owner. 54().9439, ac I I 646-0452 look& enclosed 1"rOe11 at-3034 E. Co&st Hwy .• CdM f . ll 111111' · rlum • Wet bar. Master BR tn4) 675-3581 =smw GoU ~:l!b~ o°::.e~omer ro:t~~. 3 :r~:~r~~e~~11=~·-=
1093 .. _.. c M 546-0440 lot. 3 BR's. 2983 Java Rd. S78.500. 54Ul46 OPl!N DAILY .,.,,,..,._ · · c. M. Price $37.500 • 420 N • Make offer. Call 548-3873 81ycrest-Reduced Price arCIUUI
Over Sized 4 SAC? Home in O:>lt-e Pk Owner wait:ln& for iood cash NEW DUPLEX _, ~. offer. 4 bedroom In excel-The bedrooms were en11rg .. .., a~•· 3 Br. and fam rm, lent condition. {)pet\ HOUie 2 DR, 2 baths plua 3 BR, 2 ba
at the time of construction, Betiu qit'd, Ac dr1>'d. Total QooM >'O'll' own colors now
snd they are 'bli'. Excellent mo pYmnt $145. Owner. Sat. & S1U1. 1 lo 5· 2127 ~ SCENIC
Eastslde Jocatloo, BJ. kitch-5-6-4101 w:;n Smith Reiltor PROPERTIES
tn. covered patio. AU the _3_B_R._l'ttedo--m-bc;me--.-N-nt-flO E.17tb St. ~'126
wortc bu been done, jult c:ariim. dnlpes lar&e tenc· move ln. . .nnt time 111&-eel yard, dble detached rar· ____ 1141-_lZll ___ _
ed. ~-a~. SlT,950. By owner. NIED MORE ROOM? OPEN HOUSE
Nice Dutch Haven home with
carpets. dnpes. & lots or
brick woril. SE'e thig one
for aure Only SZZ.500
P1ul Jones Realty
M'l-1266 EVt'S. 842-~44
$13,750
Older 3 BR custom home fl'<·
er upper (you own the landl.
Call now the lot stone is
worth thia price.
TRADEWINDS RL TY.
842-50 u 842-5012 536-766 l
Duteh Haven College
$29,500. Bli fam rm 3 BR
huge din rm, hdwd firs,
sha.ke roof, cov. patio. $2500
dn assume !>1.4 % inL
Pit Robertson Rlty.
147-8553 * 193 ... 152
FORMER MODEL HOME
NEAR BEACH. Corner lot.
freshly painted. 3 )'TS. Old
C.Ompl. lndscpin& • spnnklr.
3 bdrm.. • tam. nn. Patio
• fira ttni. Cpta, ~·
$29,900. 9Ge.( ~tr. .. ( I ....... & ( 962-3194 Owntt of s BR. 2 aty., newly TOP ·o WORLD 0 eSW01111J 0, ---· -----decor. home, oa extra Ire. Elepnt J BR, 2 batb + Out of County
2 T111
2 BR., ~~·· ~..._~ .. w/w lot, In Oxmt:Y O>nidor. wlJI POOL plus View. nn 000 EQUJTY
1605
64 • cpta.: 111Ce AJtYK:JJ, &UV· ~ mialler .\ chees>er 'l1HT Ebbtlde Rd.. ..,.,, In s.f', arH
1904 Harbor Blvd., C.M. porch. Extra BR ll Ba. oil hoUle ln trade. $.19.500 • H•Pbor Vi-Hills (Hill.8borouahl· Vil!'W home
Next to Snack Shop Jr. iarage. Owner 646-S3'10. aee.r. Votel Co .. 2667 E. SAT " SUN 12-5 For Orange en home.
DR's HOME • SPANlSH BEST Area; 4 BR. + fam, Cout lliway, OfM m20'JO R. Rober•. Agt. 540-3220 Mr. Duke.
V3 Ac. lot, Back Bay loc. New cpU: dlx. appt'1. thru· MUST SELL.I 642-7000 S. Ana Hgts. 1630 Lee. beamed ceU. llv. rm. out. Owner 915 Presido Or.
w I trplc., fun Mn· w/wet DUPLEX. Euutde C.M. Beautiful 2 • story, 3 bdrm ly Owner HOR.SES * HORSES
b a r opens to priv patio 2 BR each, fpL Patio. home one mile from beach. Owmln& 2 BR, 2 beths on 1" acre, rr UCJ & Jnduat.
Kitch. w I all ocnceivabte A·l C.Ond. A&ent. 548·1787 Carpeted, draped, landacap. lot le % with larie secluded A-1 w/2 Br house, $31,500
bit-Ina. incl. B8Q & eolld ========::.. ed. Never lived in., Ttke patio. Income Unit pouible. Bier. 548-9569
w1olnut cab.; S BR. !formal Mes. clel M1r 1105 $1,600 down. Barp.in. new carpets and drapes. ---------
din. rm. may -be uaed u ---------Call 962-2446 $41,750. (Not leasehold) _T_us_t_in ______ 1_640_
4th BR. ot den); heated & Open House by Owner Where C•n You Find 675-2829
fenced 20x40 pool. Profess. Sit & Sun 11-6 Pool landscaped. Marnlflcance, 3 BR, ll4 BA. Movi.n&. Im-A BAYFJWNT AT S87,500 DIRE EMERGENCY!
lot only $59,500. May trade. maculate. N e w avocado SANDY BEACH • FINGER MUST SELL!
• OWNER • 646-5790 • wool crptg., covered patio, SLIP, 3 bdrm, 2 be, elec dbl Submit all otters
TARBELL r jft•1720 slate entry I: hearth. 12' blt· pr door. # 64 Balboa Coves 3 BR. 2 Ba. lam nn. bit-In ~ R. C. GREER, Ree.lty kltcben, lovely corner lot. In cabiMt It workbe.ncb In 3416 Via Udo 67l-9300 Aakirut S.19.000 • $4500 Down gar. Many extras. Sacrifice! 2955 Harbor Blvd. $26,700. FHA s~ ~. 872 Mii· Npt hl•nd &.yfront Delancy Rlty 8~3770
COST & MESA gellan. CM. 54&7278 Lovely tHY • can Z-yr old HARBOR View Hills, Bro&rl·
"" Ml.ltom home. 2-1ty, 4 BR. moor Homr: Jge. 2 Sty .. 4
NEWPORT HEIGHTS 4 ba. Pier A float. 5%H,. In. BR., 2\ii ti&. film. nn., cln.
3 IR FAM RM-$19,950 Mesa Verde 1110 You own thl' land rm .. rommunity pool.
lmarine • a 16"24 ~-livm~ GOLf COURSE HOME °""""· ~ &M-037J. rm. with invftinr fireplace . OwM 1ri1l aacrilice beaati-lulkten Open HOUM BY OWNER 1'>8.!kXl
OM>ict Aml llftll' Blu1f A: fl.ll ~ hf*ocm, two bath .( Bdr1ill. S ba. cimt rm.. tun ~A HIJhla,ndl: lge. 2
peril. ~ p1.ce One block trom rm. Fee limple. Open 10. BR., ocean view: not le&M.
TARBELL 2955 Harl>or Mea Verde Country Oub 5:~. 1013 Notttnatwn. tCor-Prime Joe. S6S Se11ward Rd. --------· -
OWNER Attract 3 bdrm, 2
be, tam rm. % ac, Xlnt
Joe. nu lndscp, nr M:hJ
$27. 950 833-] 097
L1gun1 S.1eh 1705
THE WILD ONE °"" ,,, La JrUll8.. , a mro
8lltrtl. nl'11rin1t completion.
"A" tram!', f'Xterior nf ,.,._
AAr sMkf'S, f'Xtt'f\Sivl' U~
of gla111s. :l BR. Million RJty
4M-0731 * GROOVY! Sman ai~om
modem. High above C:O.st
Royal. Loaded With extras.
Tremendouit view! 139.000 Owner .. . . . . . . . .f99..2491 and Golf O:Jurae. Lavi.sh Ap-ner of HJlhJand) $'79.000. 1.13.900. 67'S-t&'l3 {)pl!n • By Op. Sat & Sun 1·5 polntmenll inside and Lush ~ _OWMt" __ • ______ Ocean View Patio. Immac
1965 Tusfi A Landacaping. Selling price lmmeclilte Occup11ncy BY OWNER rum 2 bdrm Own-Your-Own. n Ye. la the AJIS)~ Price of 1606 lrv\ne, Harbor Hiib-N~ 2 Br hie w/1 Br furn Close to bf-Reh. SlB,!500. Own-
l.6ldlnc Agencies. Movlni landa. $2500 ~·you Into Apt o/aar. Ask·$34,950. 61> rrs Rlty 494--0595
Cotta Mesa out of State. Call ~ I A•-.-4 4 BR 2 1630 · ----3 BR., bit-In elec. new '1 ...... .,......... VIEW of Canyon, city, ocean
kitchen. A REAL BUY! LARGE Executive home S batll home. 41i ACACIA. 14t't BR cor-.. BR. 2 ba, 1'4 yrs new.
4 Bdrm. family rm-
ln MONAROi BAY. 3 B!DROOM, 2 beth. built· ;;;;;;;;:;:;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;===;;r
OWNER. JOl,000 m2519 JN. Wall to wall carpetina. * VILLA MES~ 1( ct.~. fenced yard. $11$,
~-*ALL UTILITIES PAID*
s BR 3 bath, nr Mtsa Verde Extr• l•ree 2 Bdrm Deluxe Apts.
San Clemen.. 1710
MAGNlf ICENT
Sw .. ~"I View Cou.nltY Club. S32S-mo. 1814 FURNISHED Available $alDf;r Or. ~ 3 BR. l~ Ba, c:Ustom • bit
home $35.500 121 Eaat Av·
enue Lobo& Marlooc 492-5018
49'l.Q4S
Newport Buch 3200 • Closed double garages • Heated pool &
Condominium 1950
VISTA BAHIA
J BR-2 BA, all electric, ins:·
dllbwuher. Quiet. No chil·
dren. Newport Stach. Own·
t'r. 642-281».
WHY RENT?
LEASE/OPTION
3 BR, 2 betht, Ntwl)Ot't
Shoret. Pool i Clubhouse
MADGE DAVlS Realtor
642-7000
• Children's sectio.n
• Fully equipped playground
• Forced air heat * 719 w ... Wiison
Kt:N rAL)
AptL Furnished
• Recreation area
• Private patioe
• Walk·in closets
• Single story
Mlneger 646-1~1 * ·
.. i.1.,.1AL~
Apts. Fumlahed
LESS than re,nt. Nr new 2
BR. 2 ba Twnhae. Sl49 mo
Incl all End unit. ~7
TOWNHOUSE Lease or Sa.le;
rum • unfum 3 BR .. 2% ba ..
trpl., carp., dnpes, blt-inJ.
2 C8J' gar.. heated pool. m..asu A11 5 pm & wknds
Gener ii 4000 81lboa 4300
R!NTALS
HOURI Furnished
Rentals to Sha,. 2005
call: 64&-5731
LEASE w/option, waterfront
2 BR, pier &: slip. Exclusive
community. 837-5255
-~-~~~~~-HOLJDA Y PLAZA
DELUXE 1pac1ous 1 BR.
F'um. Apts $125. +. util.
Hcatro pool. c a : p r t I n ~
drapes. ample parldni. No
children. oo pets.
1965 Pomona. CM, 642-5858
Q.EA.N Bachelor Apt.s.
All u ti I incl S75 up.
315 E. Balboa Blvd.
BALBOA * 673-9MS
2 BR, 2 BA
Furn $125 )'Tiy.
~346.; OCEANFRONT cottage, 1
BR, cpts, dli>s. atove, rtt·
frig. Lease S170 mo. 4~9271 Cost• M_•u ____ 4_1_oo_ a.y lsl1 nds
~ FURNISHED 1 Bdrm.
rear, Call 548-71.20. Inquire
2458 Santa Ana Ave.
SMALL 2 bdr house lrg yd.
gar. SlOO mo. 642-0760
Corona del Mir 2250
Irvine 3238
LOVELY 3 br, 21n ba, ram,
twnhse on Park. Fpl. patio.
opts, drpe, xtrea. $'250. 8J3.
1C>i2
Coron• del Mir 3250
For You ind Your Boat
5 Bdnn borne. Private pier.
private beach on Bayside
Drive. Unfum $450. Furn-
ished $500 on year's lease.
See Thia Today!
$22.50 Wk. Up
• Studio I Bllch apt.I.
• loci Utila Ir Phone 11erv.
• Maid Setvice · TV avail e New Cale I< Bar
2384~ Newport Blvd. S4S-97"JS
DELUXE 2 BEDROOM
Cru·pctll, draJ>('s. built -lnii.
hraled pool, pnvatP patio.
S13J mo. 325 E, J7lh Pl.
MS-2738, 5.IS-0259
$87.50 NICELY furn 1 bdl'm
duplex. Cp111 A. garb disp.
Gardener & wtr paid No
pets. 646-2962.
1-BR. apt., furnisbed.-Uttl.
paid. Own drive. yard &
workshop. SlJO Mo. 64&-7616
BACHELOR Apt • Utilities
rum. S90/~lsl 4 1 a I t
Seo-Sat/Sun. 1321,t, Agate
Huntington Buch 4400
Rooms I: Apa for Rent
Dy, wk, mo. Sngls 1 It 2 BR
12 blk bch. All linens & utils
COMPASS MOTEL
118 • Uth St. N.B. SJ6..4170
2 BR. Trailer, oomp. furn.
Very comfortable. Huntlni·
Ion Shores Trailer Park.
lnq. Mn. Gloaer s:J6.,368J
or call Rialto: n4:875-99'71.
1 & ~ BR Apts. Block to
Beach. heated pool. $75.
to S150 • me utilitit1°
536-Jm s:. 7282
EX~VE Home 3 bed-
rooms 2 batba $350. Furn.
ished • years lease. 317
Pl:>insettia. Corona del Mar.
Ocean aide of highway.
S1G:> INCLUOLNG util. 2
VOGEL CO.
2667 E. Coast Hwy, CdM
673-2020
Deluxe 2 BR. lli'. BA, private
patio ................... $150 1 BR $60, Larae 2 BR
2!W7 Mendoza. &J.29CX! ( P • r t I Y furn l S9 0 . bdrm, garage. near 2 BDRM. ~ cpta. $135. Downtown area. 536-0403
Albert.Ion'•· 673-8936.
S.lbo. 2300
BRAND new luxury 3 BR.
lam rm. 2n ba. cpl.I. drps.
3-car gar. Ovean & b 1 y
view. Lse $400. Owner
494-6«>7.
~~J~nta Ana Ave CM RENTALS
Apts. Unfumlshed
RENT-Sale, view ocean front,
406 E. Ocean Front. All
glass front. 673-6801.
L1gun1 Nigutl 2707
MONARCH BAY
1 BDRM. 1tove. retrig, pr,
gardener, walk to beach.
675-5359.
Lido Isle 3351
* 1 BDRM. POOL! 1t
Uti btl es '!)&lCl Sl.15. No
Chldrn or pets &46.mzl
Newport Be1eh 4200
New B1yf ront Duplex
Beau View • Slip avail. Fum
J BR. 2 ba. $250 'till June 29
or yrly lse $Jj() mo. 2S-
19th St .. N.B. 6T;HY236, 211:
TR 2·1035
Luxw1ou11 4 bdrm, w1lh lam-NEW 3 BR, den, 21.', baths
1ly rm It 2 bath11; 6 bdrms 2 car gar. 1 a u n dry, + lam + 3 baU1s. Exquis-cpts/drps, trplce. 67~44
itt homes, priced for you.
Private bea.ch club. Sell or Huntington 8e1eh 3400 50 STEPS To Beach. l011ely
trade. Abo we have over Frff Rental 3 BR. 2 BA, avail :l mos . 250 additional Ustingg. March Zlat. $185. 675-0271
Beckwith Rlty Laguna Bch. Service dys or 675-4543 eves .I
627 s. Cout Hwy. 494-7508 W lk • L _w_knda_. _____ _ 1 er a .. 1-BR .. •"'l. "Ir· 30' Boat doc:k tU:NTALS 7682 EDINGER '• .. HOUMI Unfurnished 842-4455 Open Eves. A~ts: no ipeta. nso Mo. yrly. Util pd. 673-G427.
CMtl Mesa 3100 BRAND New, 3 to 4 Bdrm. LARGE 2 BR on Seuhiore
2 beth. 1 mile to beach. Dr. Adults. $165 mo 'till
S225 per mo. 962•7673 JunP IS. Broae Rlty. 673-3012
$85 MO. CUte 2 .BR. Fencl'd.
NlCE J BR 2 bath home. car-
Pf'B, draptt It built-ins.
Good reeidentiaJ ai ea-S200
month • no lH# required.
CALL MR. BLACK ~1151
rhldrn ~ pets OK. 4U In· 8mall ~~oApt •
dianapolis, HB, Alt 10 am. SO.U!i6
FASHION ~ luxury 4 TRAILER • 1 Bdrm near
BR, 2 BA. with all dtsired Hoag Hoi.pltal. Adult paric.
featurt8. 962-4707 548-74Zl
LEASE 3 BR dttluxe home. OCEANFRONT. m 0 d ,. r 0 • Famion Shore11. SZ3.3. * 962-~ * 1pac .. 1-BR.: 'Iii July Jst.
Huntington
H1rbour
673-5732
YEARLY. lar~e 2 br fenced
3405 yard -bd\ 50 yds S200 lll-
---------441h SI. 213 • 691-9575.
Gener•I 5000
VEN DOME
SPECIAL!
2 WKS FREE RENT
Make reservations NOW
Newly Redecorated
Close to shopping, P1rk
Boys Club & Glrlt Club
• Spacious 3 Br'• • 2 Ba
• Swim Pool • Put/areen
• Frpl Indiv/lnch:y fac'la
• Adults It Family
1 MS Anaheim Ave.
C.M. &tl-2824
RENT
3 Rooms Furniture
$25 Month
FUlL OPTION TO Bur
No deposit o.a.e.
House of Cnm~
517 W. 19th. C.M.
OPEN H~e :l10'l San Lucas
Ln. CM· 3 BR. 2 be, fam
rm. lge fenced yard. dble
bar, w/w cpU & dJ1)I thru.
Newly dee, FA heat. bltns,
frplc, $250 mo.
TRANSFERRED to Samoa.
3 BR 2 be, patio, elec kitch
dlahwasher, drapea, w I w
cpts beautilully landscaped,
fruit trees. $24,950. 540-2783
3 BR 2 batti, private beach
clu'b, beaches & boal slips
avaJlable. $325 I month
lease. or option In buy.
Broker. Call Tony Ht'lbling
847-2531
NASSAU Palms 1 &: 2 BR Costa Mesa
Furn or Un1 ntS-$150. Htd. J ---------10ii
VERY CLEAN 4 BR. 2 BA
homr. bit-ins. frplc. crpts.
drps. \10. lo Mn. $210. Rltr
540-4141
:l Bedroom. carpels-:-draprll.
firepl11ce. rh~e kitrhf'n. r,.nr-
l'd yard. SJ8.i, rves. wk
l'nda. ~2813
Sparugh Ea11t8Jde 2-BR. frplc.
bt>am1, priv/ysrd, patio.
adult~. no pets $128 yrly,
673-7629
2 BDRM • ntllr •hop!! k
l!Ctlools • garage, large yard
$87.5(). 548-4890.
ELS&£
Laguna Beach 3705
Rentals Available
Apl~ & OOU!ll'"' • 11Jl prier
ran2rl'. w,. nrl'd 11rldition11l
rrnl a Ii< It proflt'rly I is ti.nit~· n·smMF:RS WAITING
81'<-k"ith Rh) LlllllJM Bch
fl2'1 S. Coasl Hw.v. 494-TJO.ll
-MONARCH BAY AREA
LOVELY OCEAN Vll:."W
2 BR &: drn. l •, be. cpts, drpa
frpl . pool. l..<;e $225 mn.
6 YRS~ld~BR:-Sl-9.,J. mo. 3707 n.... d f nd d t Laguna Niguel """'" ~. c y . pa 10. -~----'-------
Arlulli< 496-J24:l betw 10-5 pm
~Z--0209 or 67~3202.
-ss.5 0ldPr I BR:-Adu111.-
Slli0 W. sidl' 3 BR O/virw
Mgr. Z1!11 MlnE'r 548-10911
4 Bdrm. family rm.
In MONARCH BAY. $350
OWNER. 677>-2599
pool. 177 E. 22nd St. 642-3645
NEAT It clean. oversized
bllchelor 1pt. Nicely furn.
$120. ~ ~99.36 ==~=--=,.,.-----
N(J maner what It Ill, you
can sell it with a DAlLY
PILCYI' WAN"J AD!! 642·5678
IU:NTALS
Apt1. Unfurnished
~ Rltr BR 3 bath, larre lot. Near M'l-20'.» or LI 1-1347 nu R-2. Will add Vlew A;it. Elegant drror. Below mark-Rutfl _..,.,, • Mna Verde Country Club. SUPERB View fl b«y, OCMn to ault. 673-6904 l'l at $41.500. Owner 49'-2565
1306 Pwtc Ave .. Bel Itl. $46.000. 1874 Samar Or. ar.:1 Catalina! SEPARATE IT'S WONDEJU'UI, tht mt1n:Y
2 BR. G·ar, Patio. Tropical
srtting. Qult'I for aduf~. l
bll< ahapt. S1l'\. 64().2267.
Condominium 3950
NEAR CdM Hi Sc h on I
Cheery. srlil-level 2 Br
hom<'· Bll·ln elec kitchtn,
d.<ih~hr. ithl gar 644-0'117
873-4• S45-0344. tio.»e '°" auen or inc;omt. Huntlntfon luch 1400 buya lD applia.Dce )W find
3 B..,, 2 .... f·-rm _.... WW accept c:Wr boll.w i1i In the Clasaititd Ma.~ Need a Garbenat&nile? DA '"DSON Realty ~ ;:;: 1o"t:'Mu.t ;Ji7' Palm DeMtt u part pay· llST 8UYI dwim oow! Find It with a WMt ad!
MISA VEltOI 0pm bouae Sun. Feb 25. ay ment. llWl.U. e OuaA-CIDftdidon3J!lt -========.!...========:.!.========
Immaculate 3 BR wttb 14 Owner. I'S.GOO. ~1975 REDUCED. 1cwet1 3 BJl 2 e Slate entry/beaut crpta. L!f!n• Beach, 3705 Legun• a..ch 3705 L19Un1 le1eh 3705 _ _._.. -·i.... Ba. bcmt an J Jot.a; can uae • View location bath.I Malt .... vut-._ ~ 2-sTY ~er 4 BR. dtn. u 2 ·-.. _ ........... v__. e 2 cm Pl'lll'I ell alley street. $24.900. • m,.. ~. .,atlo ex. -non.o .., _, ... _. ,.,._,_
Rltr. 2150 Harilar 58, CM ~ clean.. S36.m BIG' 6. ocea. Will tell aJ.1 °' e ......,, $71,500. Ee.q tl!nnS ~ EYes. s.-1* o.nm. 14'7-«Mt. se.3890. ~ tat. ar tnc1e. 121 a. st. SPfNDILL UAL TY OWNER' ~mt Wanw at Mar••. 5608 OU,LIX Nil UY OWND; 48&. 3B&. R$UI>
OPEN SAT A SUN 1J..5 lie: elm. rm. A: fa&; waW. ATI'R. 2 llll, din. rm., ii;l:
DI Lindo St, 8elboa bll. Inna:! E\les 5697 % le. zGlllllll a fenced far Balboa Bl. to tth, L to SQ Opes S.t i: a.. 2"22 ClmrJ boniN ,6. clap. Prkoed tot Malt ldl naw 4 Ill 11' beth
Exe rental .,... $45 0 ~ •. JJS.750. a.cne. J.900 .. 1l. cw, SllOO E. H. MJCH.U:i.. RJtr. New,., IMch 1200 ..... BY OWNE:rt doft tnd-..~
,~em_.E..Bal_boa_._. __ m.4111) __ ,~ Holm -Sal a ..... 31 LIDO VIEW, ..... potent:W ....... My. M2"'405
I• Balboa ~ Ona! lea . 2 Bit., d t II, ~ be0.. .. Hoelel "' Mlfdl ftpme'•
LIDO SANDS ._tar AJMi.. M111t _; ~~~1·.:,.!bt. OPDJ HOUR 9't .. ,_
JD)bdw ~·A.,._,, * ~ * • F4>1'6 25 *
m.!00 W!S'JO.l1T Ondmt.... OWHm Lr.A VJNG "'--9lm Act.Ha Oirdf GerJrce ....... Rltr. pe.-1D ~ 1A -• ""'"'"u.r Fuhkln a..-, I BJt
m.43ZiO OPEN 1!911. Pdne. _., .._ MM1N ·-.• ~ R.D *'· mt L.-ti~ a atru. a.,, sc .... b .. "''· lewtnc .... tilt·•
HU!!t.H •• & ..... IMTataT' M, l ba, fllm. DO"PLIX 2 BR Mth.. ~ .... .., ..,...._ 2 "11, l-clS ... Fee~ ,_ e. ..._. aa.-
2«orr J D. ..... ,,...... ., ... Oww. .... On. at.ma. ~ :-·. ~i:. ba:
pr.id. STAM> • tlllOe, I mt. m lo, .,._, *r....-C..
w '=°' lhr7~ M, ............. end ,., •• .-. ...... 1210 ........ ... 1111 • ..... ..,. .... M-2NS PlUnJla ... 8., ., ... ...._£._ ,...._, J •+DIN o.nw. • .._. 2 i..
... )Dc.,-sllt M 111t. -.. UI: Sa 2 .... t"pl., l~ ..... llllJWd. _., ee-lrplc. ....._Mt .......... ,
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• • lllllalt Wlllt YOU~ LO IJllr j Jl'UPD n.e.r.t -.. _,.. 11iJnc11t. 4 1IR 2 iiliia, walk ti Be ....... .... .... Dtx,. °""" ... .... ---1"' .... --...... ~. UP<W • ~ ~ 6 ..._ ..... ~ •t11 S. 2901 1ibJpNt a5JIO, ta.left tft 5
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Solw er Simple Scr4mbltd Word Puu~ for a Chu.dcu
I I '
The Back Bay's Finest Address!
LAH£: Up to 1,850 sq. fl of hveable 1rn
lUXUHtUS1 z 3 or • bedrooms, 2 & 3 baths, Pt.US
den Ind f1111lly room.
Nylon carpeted, completely draped, all built·illl.
lncludlnr dishwasher, private patio, fir8')1aee, AM-
FM '1Clio & Intercom system, huae master bedroom
suit1, 2-ear attlched aara&e at your doorstep, mas-
ter TV antenna. some with $Un decks.
Ml: ttlt most complete "f\ln" center ANYW1fOl1
Arts, Crafts. & ~illilrd Rooms. Photo lib, Loanp,
Caurtyll'd. Poo~ RecrNtion Hall, Puttini Graen-
All for oclusiVI use of rnlden~ .
NOM ttn TO SHI MO.
l.eM wffft e,tia11 te hi' ft-U ,fSO ,,,,
PNONl1 CHIA 714' '4Mltt
........ llltill ...... N-1 a.ell ..,, • Twtit •-..._ ..... ,...., tM /Mllft YWt .--
DOY\A 09Y11\M'MeNT 00... llK'.
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.tcNTAU .__ .. l AL}I 1<•NTALS RIAL ISTATI
Aptt. Unfvn'lhhM Apb. U~ .,.... U1tfvnlltW _e._ ... _~ .. _____ J~~!!!!!!:_ ___ --------
"""' ........ leech S400 Hunti,.ten a..ch 5400 llefttals Wanted 5990 _c_°'_,,._.,..._,. __ 1 ----!!!:.!!~~!!!.!!!!~~~~:.--~:..!!!!!
Be.ch Art• Luxury
(}nen
TOWNHOUSES .
C.rpets, Dre~•· lultt.in1
••• every luxury! Big
Prlv•+• P1r~. Club House,
Pool F1milies Welcom ..
From $17 5
T•kt H.,M, .. W.,Hf •"' W. Wuf Oii W•-
font , ... hcll4 .. tfl• ..... v.11.., htry.
PHONI Ml. MOHtSON 962..05"
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Coeta Meu 5100 Eut Bluff 5242
HARBOR
GREENS
Pre· View Opening
BACHELOR • UN1'\1R.'l.
from $100
Incl. uUJ..
1·2 Al BDRJL
'1.JRN, A UNFURN·
~-ted Pools, ~ ea:.
c.enier. A4J. '° Sbopslq -%700 Ptttnon W17. al BU'
bar • Adama. a.ta .....
546-<ml -----
MARTINl9UE
GARDEN APTS.
Parklike llW'ftJUDdhc»
f'URNISHED BA<m::LORS
UNFURN 1 BR • 2 BR· 3 BR
2 batha nallAble
Carpels, dnpel, ~
18th & S.nta Ana, C.M.
646--4233 ~
Bennadl Yill111
2 lllt.. ~ baths. \' iew o1
Bad Bay. SJ&9 A up
West View Apts.
m Am1P V.~. NB
6#46C8
RE.V'ON Pm Deeds ~ 2 Adjoinlllc ~ ICIO.
tum 2 bdrm bu, Lquna. 1'70lc1H BUtr 8riltal Area,
Patio. 11t, vltw. Permot. QI By O'll!Da' W.J.SlO
Marilyn. C9MUT Industrial lental .o90
Rooms for Rent 5995 OFFICD A yard sror ...
LOVEL y , )&e. rm., xlnt 1pece IUft. c:ontr. or am.
view; all convaii.nces; nr. ml& N'pt Bch. OwDU IG
town, LquDa Bch. Mee.la ..:;2800====:;:::;:::::::;:;:::::;: lf de&iftd. 41!M.9W
Guest Homes 5991
NEWLY lktmtd I u t 1 t
home. LldiH or couplts.
Elij.iy sracious ltYint with
mWJ tanuJy. c.n ~
Yrs Dem~. R..N.
RIAL ESTATE
Gefwal
Income ft!'OfM!!! 6000
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Macbtne shop, !:xllftieol'ed
onl¥. Pttml.Mnl. Clutstand-
illl WI.IN I.ad frillce btne-
ft~ ... qualified drpend.
able penon. Olli or apply
Pickup P!'fdDm Gear
Jr.16 PllK'efltia Ave.
c..ta M-
541-m5 ot 54&-ll.39 ....... _ ..........
Bartenders
IBIB8I L lH
ISi I . C_, Hi9hw1y
NllWPORT IEACH
MACHINIST
Eagl11e Lathe
To $4.00 Hour
Minimum 5 yeva experl.
l!'nee. ComPM)' bend!tl "'" dudlnr pail! Dk and med-
ical inlun.nce, bonm plan
and wertlme. Apply or call
Troy Enernlnt Co.
23122 S. Pullman St. .............. .,.... __ _
arm off'erll!J """ 100 m. tmJ bMk. run or pt ttm..
Ho aper MC, -tram. .................. -luta Ana omo.. Nf-&m-1.....
~··-· ~ 7""--,-'-C:C. In<.
ContKf Man Outside
Clll on ntabllitll!d accowit.
automotive field lor utioft.
wide orpnl11tlon. Exp not
NHJ1tial. Must be ~an cut.
penonable to m.1ntain rood
customer reladonl . ._,.ltell,
Don Ol' Ber1.
ELECTRON1CS
Tape drill operator •
Pro&nmmtt • printed Qr.. aait bouds. .
....... """""'' 1530 E. Ell!lnrer Aw.
Suite I Santa Ana n• . SU-o'J68
l'.ART TIME• EYE
Dlltributor for West o:.Jt
mf&'. co. mw hirinr trU>.
IH for .aln l flHYice.
$70 p.,. w ...
I p.m. fD 10:3D p,m. <SI
str-1183 for~.
2 <:AR:PDn'mS; 1 Hard-
Watt awn; Oiopper G u 11
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Not,W--nilO Not,lllfl .... _721!1"'-~W.llMI . ..:....·w-lh~o -w...,7-!IALIANDTUDl W.IAND;;:,. W.IANDTU'Di ,,;
'· -.._. ., .-_,.. • "4. -PurnltuN 1000 l '' . '' !'!:!\1'. ~ Wo 0 -• 14GO CINSUS TAKIU ,.._ & C!!rN 1118 oll_.low HOO :
le1ior
Mec•11ic1I
lesig1er
lff. •• , .......
mentfwc......,.l.
VfMiweM. •nd nWlitory
.,,.. ....... -k f•mlller with mll st•,.. urds, 4rlfllnt ,,,..·
tie81, anti wflHnt to ... ...... _.wu1y
fw••rloua pft-.ol ,,.,-.
Apply In ptrtttt or
tend~ .. tt.r.
.Mnntl Department.
U.S. Divers
Company
3323 W. Wahler
Santa Ana
Shipping-
Warehouse
Manager
U.S. Divers
Company
3323 W. Warner s .. ia Ana
Machine
Maintenance
CADlllAC &AGE·
wm COAST
1166 Whfttler Ave.
Cool•Mou
646-2491
Cemetery.
Counseling·
BMtitiful P e c i f i c
View MemorWtl Pork
is btatod on the hil~
side overlooking the
Newport Bay ereo.
Cemetery loi:s,
crypts end nitches.
Bafore n e e d pur·
chose plan.
A fest g"°""ing com.
pony with complete
s er v i c e facil ities.
Mortu•'Y· Chepel.
Mausoleum end Cre·
metory ell within the
cemetery.
We went two emo-
tionally met\Jre men.
No •-perience ne-
cessary because of
o u r professional
treining . Do not pass
up this opportunity.
Dlmll W1rd
Vice President end
Director of Sales
,.. •. ·n.t WllTI '!!.l"' .::; .. :.~ CANCELLED WUllLITJIR NG -l'OOL TAILU ' ~ --" """'*' ... -ful of 0..0.-"'1111 BRUNSWICK q!l!M U.& Cltbinrblp. at Fvrnltu,. I ane...yMr Aulborized -,,_ 4M1' ,,_ TIU.UfGl.Z • TBlll '"! nllr 1-lt 11 )'ft.~ old, Io o d Spenlsh lt~luance & SALi Slat. from 1369
· ' ~ pbnlctl eoadltlon, able to MecHtwrlnNft Model llD • tbM1, rnW>c-Brwwwlck $321 valu.t. •
IJqMrMinc. MCl'IVJ RaPlllY ~n&: Or. :::.:~::bu:::~ WAS ORto. $\6'1.00 ant. frultwood o\ w•lntlt ~ ONLY 1231.a
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~~ !Jrruonic. mi1eap PfJd if drivtnc N> MUST SACRIFICE ~~ ~~is: tH FINANCING
Sftlngs & I.NI
1515 W•tcllff Dr •
Nowport looch
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"'"-"' '-·"-1 ~-""00 --SE"'"D ~· un-q...,-._ Alft'Q' lD P«WJG by .....,. ~ tunlni'· UI Ytlll Guar-_,., ~
....... .....-lot-Ac-Mardi 14.. ITEMS AS rou.ows: ant.e. m s. Main, ()r&n19
_,Urtl; a.. u perienc-PER.SONNEL DEPT. Gorpoui 8 ft. Spanish da Wtlllch'..Mannlnt'a 5.12-lSl'J :!~1.1~ ... ee:,c~~ COUNTY OP ORA.NGI <d Matcbtn1 Chair. MUSIC CITY l 11~TTENTI!!'!'!!!!0~!!i_,!!!!""'•I
;:,."":.:.. , 801.-Caro.dw-,y 8-r1ta.Ana Cullom quilted ....tth 3400So.Brlltol A N DOCTORS! ,... ca:wd wood trim. Jt 10 rt.. So. c.o..t Plu.9 Kurtin ptutie plMier,
Seville caned vdvd .ofa, J40.2165 2 antique bn.15 ~ BIM OfFKI
Qlll
v..w ..... Cl:1fW8tir\f ol fl&c, .,...., optf"lt-mc x.ox, etc. 0ppor-
tun1tJ> b' lldvancemt nt
fer PtnDf\ wittl Initiative.
Mrilll .
Com11111lc1tions
Autometh; Sendl"I
& R.ecelvlnt1 Teletype
Operetor
Experienced, pttlerably tn
stock brokq:e. Startin&: llll-
ary $CSO. a month. Will .-Y
more dtS*ldinl M experi-
ence. Contact MRS. KIRr
NER , GOOOBODY .l CO., ........
b.tavy Datt: oak end tabla Scopts, ~ .. = 8~ ~M: llltTHDA.Y SALEI w~::!b~:;;=· -
lterrantan oak panelled Yet, P'tb. 11 our lllrthday aifi\Cal unit w-many
bedroom -.i.lte with full Month. But don't brlna Pre&-Potnui 6 pendl. c1.IM!'y.
Kin( lliu box 1prin11 Ir '111& -we are ~•tire Sttrlllzt r, ~. !leml
mattrea La.ra:e Spanish de-by slvm. YOU a preaent ol 4!B-J935 Ill. I , all Sun. dllcount:l \Ip to 25~ ea 10me -"'=~~~~~'-
C'OI' dinin& room. Gol.d leaf models ot Baldwin mdae. NEIGHBORHOOD
Spanlah table llftmpjl. Hanr-The best dftlla In the WPSt GARA.GE SA.LE
in• awaa: lampe, ttc., etc. an always at SATURDAY &
Each piece can be Plll1'b&> WARD'S e•'""'WIN -•010 SUND•Y CENSUS ENUMERA roR ed lndividuallY. IU.oOJ
0 ' '-' A s,.15 per hr., 6 hf'I, per day, Terms avallablt llOl Newport, CM 642.J484 TEB. 24th A: 25th
at lew 11 yn ot q:e, U.S. Newcomtr1 to Calif. TAX CLARANCE lO A.M. to .f P..M. ONLY
citiu!i. Good physical eon. Credit approved immf'diately SU&htly used Danilh Walnut 801 S. SHANNON BT.,
dltlm . Apply City Holl, R Ir D FURNITURE "'"""' 1<'5. """ ...,... SANTA ANA
• SECR.f.TARY requtred for
Contrae tAdmilUltn.Uon
~I. Mlnlmwn 2
)'t:&f'I uperienct Ir! O:Jn..
tract Mmlnr.tntkm. 8 0
wpm Typlnc, 80 wpm
.tMrthand. Used to t;ypln&:
teehnkal data. Call 612-2400,
or 'eVfl. St64319, uk for
Jim HJa.ID5· Servon l c
Inatrummta, 1nc 164-1 Whit-
tier Avt., Costa Men. Au
1 equal opportunity tmpl.oyer 2UO ·S. Anne St.
Sante _An11, C1llf.
J40.:Jl20
1'38l Olive St.. Weetmin-IN TiiE WAREHOUSE from $395. N"' Hammond IJ9..1C2T
SCRAM LETS ster, Cll won will bcin °'1:111 $54.5. Good ultd on. p&intirc. lid by Dafta
" . """"' i. n1, l!9M5ll 1144 NIWl'ORT BLVD. ....... fn>m $195. Mllm-rm. Otho<°" .....
COOK'S helper 10 AM to COST A MESA SCHMIDT·PHIWPS co. tnp t» ~ Small CUDllll-An eqml cpportunity ... ....... ANSWERS 2 PM. Gino's Italian Dell. Every nlfht lfll f 1!IO'I' N .. Ma.in 0 20ttl st. farm tablet, IWftl:I lilCD Sit & Sun 'tll 6 Santa Ana BC $35. l!Jeven andmt 18514 Beacb 82vd., H.B. __.__ ,.. .. -. __ __. .. _ ~~-'--------ro .. .,,. .-... .. ._ ""•BLE ~ 41•· ... <:UU•, ........ ..._.,....,. ......... ...........,. -Vista -Usurp -• · ~v Amtr: .... nannel-.... '-" ,,.ano, u~ t, dattd ~ 300 !IC Md
Oeiua:e -GIVE him the Schools-Instruction 7600 ~· l()fa, l awivel roeker, xlnt condition. Painted fin-400 AD Lot SlOO Box M31
SHU'S Pac· k..,g"1ng ro• '""" ...... ,.. .. "~'"" '"'·""·Al"'"""" ... _ °'""',;... · · Definition of a promoter: A • hold fu.mlahinp. Nffd C..ah? -"C"--7':~· =~~--1
"""" ....... , rum; .. '"' Spec1·a11'st s ....... 1.1 T .. lnint G ..... S•lo I022 '"""' * AUCTION * ocean 11 )0.1 G.IVE him the A'M'END nit 83 Ha.mood Orpn u )'CAI ..in an -bqy
SHIPS. Most Modern Up-t•Date ~AL 15 al.rcraft with Ltalie ll)!akert 1ive Windy a tr7
WANTm immediately and C .. rk, famlhtr with
detptratel.y an elQ>tl" pl.an.lat mlllt1ry -iflc• to KCOmPMY tbe Hart.or
BUSINESS COU.EGE In the eng. '58 VW en ~· Moma Excel cond. S4M539 Atx:tiona Friday T p.rn.
Southland. The 1cboo1 oI -m (tan.I. Corvu titte I: Ask tor Bill w· dy' A -a.• 8 Programmed Lee.mini with ~ ll1l&ll wtda It tll'ft · 1n s u..,11on ant
the '"finllblng IChool" toudi. caah ~. kt)' ~ SEARS Orpn, 2 ke~, Behind Tim)'' a Bld(. Man
-pl .,__,..,__,_, .i. bl.u&, Royal Decireu Cost S!iOO SeU $.150. Exe& 2075% Newport, CM ,.._
..... m tte .xu~ -.._.,..tel', Vidor elec. ~ )ent. ~11'11 Sat .i. S\l!I. $$ C H S$ Bru!bup -IBM Keypunch. '""""'"".. •~ Start any Monday -even-inl madt. HMlflkjt CB n -MATHUSHIX Upri(ht Piano ~ Ina clUMS a190. dio, fl~t a: rec. Jiiht For Sale $150. Set Ame
POLLY PRIEST t1xt11rea. Loads ol. Miac. at Mn Ncrw Ave., a.t
We P9Y cub fer. I Fumlture <I Afll!ilancM
<I Ant:lque1 <I 'l'llolt
Wmnm'1 ChOnlt, a lli'Omtft'I Mona, ,.rt1cul1rly
chorul. Eada T\lt1· from pedc .. lnt-Mutt be
9:30 AM-11:30 AM. Baby sit-CIP'ble of hendllnt ~ lft"l'ided. Ul\llb}e to pay packlll"t, p ..... rvl"I
but the company II gnat! ind ,.eking 1ccord·
Call director, Mrs. Ttrr)' int to t'Ofttr1ct1 •nd
Dame 962-aJ610. --------1==-===----' spoc:lf~tlona. Apply
BUSINE&S COLLEGE ltema. 646-4896 Im W. l9th HAMMOND, Walnul Seriea
l2S N. Ntwp0rt Bl., N.B. St. C.M. (Sat I: Sun) LIOO model U.U; colt $US5,
"'-'''""' •.COME & BROUSE* """•-·· ,...,....n ON ITEM or -
CX>MPLETE HOU8EnJL.
Call SCT-6748 er 121.a:m Mill
Operators -"'"'" .. -..,,.. y .. r. ~
profiling experience
on multi • tpindl• nM-
chlne .
CADWC &AGE·
wm COAST
1166 Whittler Ave.
Cool• -646-2491
SEND RESUME
l'IX Op«ator
Over 25 Y"· Must be:
1v1l11ble for relief
ahlft.
642-1544
l'IX Opemor
An1werin9 S.nlce
Experimced prtfm-ed
Mlntmum q:e 25.
Oil 3-1166
Phone Solicitors
Part timt momin11. Work
211 houri per week -Earn
$.15 to Bl ulary and bon-
uae1. Naticclal company
openln& nt'11>' Colta Mt1a
office. Call 537-1531 Thun,
n1, sat. 9 to 11 1.m.
IAllMAIDS •••
••• and GO-GO
DANCERS
$300 per week.
638-5483 or 613-9763
PART TIME WORI
CALL TODAY!!! Avon
offtr11 you an #.lxcelltT1t
earnin1 opportunity. Call
~led 53().58!1>
In peraen to
Pertonnel Office
U.S. Divers
Company
Ari equal opportunity
employer
DBIGN
BIGlllfR
Mech&nica.I d~ tn-
1inttr with at least tlve
YKnl eXJ>trienct in elee-
tronic component pack-
aging. Outlta.ndfnit oppor-
tunity with well eatabliab-
l'd ('Qmpany. Good Din1e
bffitlit1.
"'FOR SALi
I I
I
()peraton; fbect-i roU---------
22JO S. Anne St.
Soni• ...... C.111.
.540-2120
TELEPHONE 10 11 c Ito r ~
needed, for carpets l-
dr11>es. Experienced prr,f,r-
red . Top 111\laty I: com-
miuion. 892-4441. M r .
:rortuM
DRAFTSMAN er men. EXPER. Od.Y.
8WtNG mun.
Olh ...... Ytdll a.rp_
215 McClllm!ic* Ave., CM
atpPPDl GUN OPERAT-
ORS .i. nBERGLASS nxJl.
"""""'· EXPDUENCED OHL Y. COLUMBIA -y ACtfI'
CORP. 775 McCORMICC
A.VE. C.M.
CARlllR IOYS
GOOD ROt1l"EI
AVAlLABIZ
HUm"I!IGrON BEAQI
DAILY PILOT . ........ .
J!."W"EUlfl: •m11Ae IUi i"I
DPft'· ~y; quality HpW' ,.tttnc: ftne ntlil 1t<ft;
perm.. top WISH I: ........
/I
BUSBOYS
DUllW ASHEIS
11 or O .. r
DAY SHlfT
APPLY IN PERSON
1-11 and 34
RBJBBI E. W
151 E. CNlt Hl ..... oy _,.... ... ...
* &llARDS *
Art equal opportunHy ... ......
Electrical and mechl.n~
cal tnlpectim. SUpervllor
potential. ~enced
only.
LANGEVIN
I
REAL Estate trainee. Ovft'
Z> Broker A dt"Veloper wUl
tnln I: ~llOl" at his ex-
penae. Call bet. 10-J PM
Moo -Fri. ;,.t6-7381
OPlltA'IURS. GarmtT1! Mirr
Sntle t1ttdle. Only optl"'I·
Ion ~ $!K).$l.t) need
apply. 1580 Monri:wla. ~· ........
Ml.flt detailed and a>
aembly drawings from
layout and 1kttchea. F•
mlliar with Mil. Specs.
Two Ytl..l'I collea:e or
equlvl.lent expttlence.
ACCOUNTS
RECEIVABlf l600
WHEG. Clair, and com-
ONE whtel ~ 1raili!r.
Cap. 550 lbl. Extra wheel
and lire. Weltem .-ddl.e.
Both Item. eireeDmt eondf.
lion. Call 543-1369.
mode chair, both llkP. ntw. Ml1c. W1nt.d 1610
Snn consolr 1 e w Int: l"-'=-"-==---'::.:.:1
machine, rood t'U'ldilion. .... -WANTED
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""EE TO YOU'Mo o;;;.rt"'no.;;;...;E"'"'"'l"'p.'---"'1""'""5 c .... ,.... ts20 MUCIDES IEHZ •.-111"" -· -V~ !pirt C.. Mii IPICJ( ._ '!'I -
'"" ,.. Atwn ,...., """""' OPIN ROAD 10YOTA '61 TMA .,. -.,. ,.,., -CHIYloui>
LOYABLZ. amail btftd Te"" ~=::.!)'~~f73.4'l.O NOW.o rwg.y 1f6~ ¥1~\#l ll lb N•• Cw. 8rttWt. J'9Cl&w nc.u.t. l'fr _.. ......... 1---------1 ""'. '""'· ..,.,. """'°"' w··-HP •.• DIRECT PA ~OYOTA SI -•--• -.....,. . ..._. ''3 •ALA ---c..aytd A lhOta. Adulll pnl. -~~uu: 11-2S Out""' , PllllCES R' ... _ 1 ........ ~ ...... -.. ...,_ ........ MMltl
162-U alter 5:50 p.ftl. mUtor U ftllt decrk l'tart, '8 FANTASTIC MODfl..S W 6 Me.. 6fll l. Ouar. ~ ~ ........ ..._ 'It 8VD' I.& IAaRZ ~ Q:lapt. lddi: .wa.
2123 56-Mat • Motor Homn ~ ...... lJli5 4 • •lliffl lacilldN .. _. ....... •• ...... ...-n-Ytr7 ....... ._ w lo ~....,, 6 ....._ Lk.~066-MA·"~"rU=R~E-J~~-;-,...~u~ft-d~la-Mobile Home. '200 : ~": J:Wned bat ~ ii ntf!d ttae lbidd ~I *· Po, f 1111....,. ' ...... *· .. ..-.i •ss , I t'-. ..,..-PU -
9\t'ltr by 5 h bi&fl on • -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; • ...,.,..,,.., .... ,,. Ull ~. ln dirt llltedar. o.tllile Mir r•r, ..... ,·~-.,:i!.O.. --..... HU ·J-oea
rnvund for tasy dlain11 , • e Boot Thrua ~olttmpetidce, _..,.,Ni ti ,• wJI ·-,......,.., t"
Plu. Iona fl. fUI dirt tor the $7995.00 • Houu can w .... btm beeL~w • .,. .. ._,""" .....,, .• !!-~ . c•DI I•. c _CH .. -.. ' I "•"· -==-bauUna. 542-UTI. V24 New 24 WW. • Ol.W1s Moun ta: MG ...... m.ta Imm :1ate 11 n , .. °"" hyftM • -rT1PI .... ... = : . ;;;,. ~ -Two l&th *Two lhdnn • Walk 1'lnll ....... ud bav• al colon I~ Tu &. LJc. W• tr.. ;:
PUPPIES male A: female T BEACH TRUl. SUPPLY e & Sleepen ~ MGB • UGH'? BLUE ... ~ '° ~ f,SS.24 ...._ .... fJnM. _,. ftJriadllc ...-..Z. -.ml ~
weeks. wm be amaJ1 clop. l92ll Beach Bl.ct. Camper S,. .. I Trucks BONB 1a bMutfful cc:m1; 6-.. We 'll p.anat" to •-L L-..... Q,A.C-~~~ • • ~"'""'°""M"' rORD •CHEVY .... Plnl!I•""·"""'"",.. __ .......,...._ ""'1"'"" our ELMOIE. ,..,,._,._ ''6 -™ ~--. ~ 21'!6 HU11linrtm hdl SJ&.!llll DODGE e GMC JurpJe • ski 2'ck, chalM, 1H f\Mndnf availablt $ll2 Da. 31 tDo ..... + ~ ·--~ .-.~~", '"....u"""-... -.,-:..~, .. -,"""-,~.-.~: ~:u.fl~ ,n~~. ~,:· ;;_ $2590 = t:i~! .. ~rins ~ ElMO.Ao.c .• E 1 ~=~-o=--'lmO!li .-~_.:~ '=
E. :Kith, Coata Mesa. 543-trplc. C11bana. mtfum. Trad~ '4 ·Ton. H.D. iprinp. Front h11 bttn S EH 5 I B LY ipeckltOll • V1r I PwtcNi c':l.C~'!:, ~ ~ · ;;. '"'-' ...._.. :.
2780 21:!1 for ._,.. d .... sro w. 00 A: rHr. HN.ter, 1plit rim1 DRNEN l maintained lor GC1OAJU>DtCftOVE8'.. .. I ol---• t1711 •---•·-U MO'!OllS "'""EN G"OVE ' &T-L·, , --DACHSHUl'ID. Poodle mill. No.10 N.8--H.D. tiret1-gaugea, auto-...,,....., ....... ,.. m H: 'TfNr .a Ganien Grow 81vd. -~I n .. cadilJK fadllts. d illl*" ................. II
5 mal ... J
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·m. 6 •k• _,_. =c=-==-====~ matlc opt. 4 1pttd. 70 amp teat dri'e wlll llbow It hu ..,._.~ .,,_ • SM.2214 ., ,_ 11 and __,_ ,...,._r.R. ~ " '"'' CRl .SADER DELUXE 12ilSO, bl.tterv, du a t tiydraullc butt-ltd &: ..,.,... Pvt-~ Orove JE 7-6639 ,_,u It _. .. ..,. .,. .. ...._, ftte1oaoodhome1.$3.S7'2 E ... Mi· ,,....... ·~ .... _ .. it ~.,.. .-·· 1-"'-1arar-"'4andtan't ... .-..SCadllacauto.-CH-.,..~IT ~
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,..,, x~~o 1v1n1room """·brakes, deluxe cab-~......,. ptymustMllatonce:Sl.100 '67• _,. Wiilllly -• ~, --1 ~ 3 i-wnin1•. porch l tool d~sh. 64&-!0"21 or 4!M.i7tn. 1oy .... orw find w't ·We've CDC one -....... W"""Mer ..... =
You"G u J ,(,.,.. 1tled 64211'1!9 5 Yr. Fin. Bank Terms F.n, --SOW ready far iml'nfldia.W ckllv-WMtlnlmt# •• · mta ma' uvis : · -· '58 MGA Rdetr. Real --" _ .... ,.. •-....,.. wondfTful clilpoe;ition: all * MUST SEIL ~ 3 BR All Trade1 Welcome. d •,_, ,...mtllet'Vicedby u.Ont !'oarV,.....erPondlt ery.OneTtwwmnnty. NABERS _,,. 0
Vlt!C!Mtiona. 494-2'1f9 Alter-EXPANOO, $39(» FURN Bu)' from Camper Truck runner $25.0D elivtn OAC, JMI' hlTIJ!tv. Spedal t1:U1 6 fiq IOf dol1UI. Pl.kl lot ~ J'\MndQa avdabla • -'65 IU.&• _a :
6 PM 2124 Specialltt. Full prie'! only $595.oo. Ctlll weekend only. _. llOt. A."•~ ...... ___ O Ac ~ ._.,. ...
or beat otfu! * 536-3464 BUY FACTORY DIRECT Cre4it Msr-542-8801 or can $ ---ELM. ·o· .• SportCc:qe.A ... tie
2 Puppia -1male.1 female: AND SAVE! bf! attn at 901 E. tit, Santa 1,599.00 673•1190 E, • · poww ---~~-·
1 moe. old-Mother ia a Motor~lel 9~ IJd SOUTH HA.AIOI Ana Full Prk
Scotty. ~143 2-23 2 MOTORCYCLES 1 --~53~1~~~50~--l ><Mi,-;<wp.iii!,"ficli; lH 1'1Mncinl 'available '14 VW perftct «lflditlon! MOTORS JDHARBORllLVD. bellter. N~iii -~"E p.,... ......... """!~"" .... u-n"""'" '54 MG new paint, raciJlc OAC Uf dt)I.. "'*1me cont "'5 ,. _ _,,_ ,. ___ -...... COSTA MESA 5t0-9100 ..i • ......, c.• .... ...,,. .,..,. 2~1,. 1 -'6T, Bultaoo. Loblto IOOCC ~~ lfHD, new tllJI, new t1tta · · · W. Dir. W·accept tndt. Guden G: ....-:V.Ji: fG ,,... ""·--"'"--FLITCHEI: JONu
Setup for deMrt racln&-ORANGE COUNIY'S 6 upboiltel-y. $.WI-!llil-T220 ELMORE * 8MTn * ., -"-~11:·r5 & L IVESTOCK " Y ... LARGEST SELECl'ION . ., MGA 1600 """ __ ,.,__ . _,., ·aw. Wida. 'U M•'• ...... c...,. ·~--.,.c~!:!.0.,.L~T •. .., 1 • ' am IO CX: Dlrt ~.... VIJii! • MOT'OR.S U9U• • ~ U......... .-,... PG'Wff, air \:UPU&tloned, "'w=<::::. • Petl, Gener1I HOO Bl.ke FACTORY DIRECT own.:,!1a;_41,;._~ ml. A .u.I 9525 Gudm Grove BM. Ortahial onw. $l7D nc.n : .,.__. Yi11.1t tot, ltathlr mterior. .:"'"'_;;• -~------OPEN ROAD DEALER at ........ .,,,,._.,.,, c ___ _:;m::;;:,..::..___ <>Lr> LowmAaN _...., __,,.
• SNAKES for Ille. M6.S196 &:den Gl'Ole JE 1~ Hlltl PRllDLJllNDllt "'ear --·-v l--;;-:;~~:-:-......---1
&l!tt!pm -~,:;:"'·°' •HOUSE CARS * CllAS-PORSCHE '61 TOYOTA VOL.VO Imll .... blllvd.(-39J ~ '65 IMPALA
Jerry SIS MOUNTS • SUDE-INSI--------n .. c 8&4,LLY DEALING 2 blltl So. G.G. Fwy ~ ~Spo r t. ~
Dots.c_ ____ w s • vAN coNVERS10NS P"""HE roo•Y• '63 VOLVO """" "'""' ' ""· .... -,.. .. --Honda-Triumph ~ WO'°·"°"'"""· ....., ~ .,,,,,_ Jl'N.att
MIN. POOOLES AKC ..... N u--.. ~--• MOTOR HOMES ... moat"' ot!& PllOO COUPE ........ -... ,... tl211
wormed .. shota : 11 wka., •w· ..u·~ '61 912 . 4 speed "'--u. ~·~!.ORt'y! I Beautiflll atec red with rich , ........... w ............ "7.00•1 .,, Cacllllac FLITC .. R -Na if'IJO!Tltd le pupPy cut. HERB PRIEDLANDER ALL MAKF.S l MODELS '67 m . 5 ipffd -. _.re OU 11'1 bla S..... VIiie rs _.,,, ""'""'"-~·-~---IJ™I Bach Blvd. tHwy 39i 1967 TRUO<S '64 Convertible fJ u.n, -~~ .. ~~~· h1l1 -I 1o ... n CHIVIOLIT f -.60 Coo "'-~ Mii • ..,.,. ... .._ .._........,. Radio p, ·-powu, _ W
GR.EAT Dw Pupplea for 2 blkl So. G.G. Fwy, BEAOI CITY pe . neu qwa. ud04&dalve. 'nliil'lil a ral WE PAY .... umdltl rd,.,. mi&H. -w~ .... ~~=.~~-ay :7:UPE-~= CAMPERLAND ~~_:f~...... 111PORTS ~~= TOP N•$J..;J-'· ~ TOY poodl Qampqne. o~ td 16565 Beach Bivd., H.B. -..._,.... ....... ,.. ~ nw. cttioo. ~ ::· .:!: ~:: -~~.-:rr~,';"'~0~,~~~--"~ ~" --TR.·U· MPHC .. --iiioaE· °"' 5:Er: 'ffr'~~d:!7;.~=
Shota. Good temperament. tn dm»ne. bir tlra, cu.-"' MOTOU PRICE '65 F ... fa1lll $20ll
$35 540-5289 to-11 paint. 137-1697. ' ""' ,,_
Gm.MAN Sbephml Popt MTN: Tn.il bike, 5 hp 2 1pd lm-lld Autot 9600 ' .,_ 1183 Triumpb SpiUl.re Mltr. Guden Gl"O'te ~ Bhd7 . ...;. , _ -
4 Do.'! ....,., FUTCH& JOND
Top AKC l'fll· trana. Bil tins. Ma-1381. ...-~..__•_.....;_...;.;.:;.;;1 ~ Nu p1lnt • top. Interior ""' ._ FOR Nl,.E CARS .......-"""' CHIVltOLIT m -·CM . ALPINE ,. ...uilful, -,,..,.. 125-1• ... VOLVO ... ... ~ .... w--...
AF"GHAN ~OUND PUPPIES ...... Took& •••lpMIOl---...C....:C....::...__ -....... OAC. 1Ul1 '""' -ll&llLY D&AWIO AND TIUCKS ALLEN ·--•~ "'-1,--•-, ... , __ .. '64 Alpine JV, GT, dlr-,.,,...,,.._... •• -.,._.. $995.00 can be lff'n at !Ill. TODAY! Any MN:• er Medel a9-l773 •• -.... _,,. .....,. "AtrrOmechlnkl klolcart" ~ lBc
male. a.m, lired. ~ llkt new, make o I It r. Blk •·blk HT. Auto, Im-'59 PRSCHE Conve'l'tlb&e D E. lit. Santa AM., M'J.llJ1 am =Yll'll ova CON•LL usoao:coutH")'. . I ,. &N HELi YOU
OD macuJate! $44 dels, a11Ume ,.____.. _ _.......,_ 'If TRIUMPH SPrrrntE ._,._
RH ESIA.N JUdaebar.k MS-2013. Ccmt. bat Old car OK dn. ~ ....,.,.......,, '1JOO ROADSTER, 4 On u. noor. he Ua lefere You 1.., CHMOLET tee-._ •lt84 • S25 Oellvmi
male, I rncc. AKC. AU 1--~*_'<M-rnl!!:<i~~·--· 1 •==::'::'-=~== '67 carliii... e Most: UJtlllA ......
DA:."llEUND AIC 1'111· Fe-OLDER Camp tnUer, 15'. 't'& St.195. Dir. 6t-750l !IOD So. UU" 1JOJ Fullpower,i&ifc:andlticnf:d. e No wmts. 'til AIW'il •"',~~~-l~rdt-A·! cond. Extru. -. or ALFA ROMEO THE FABULOUS Coast. Hwy., Larua Beach 546-Lo. m:Dee. N"' cu wanutr •. ~ ...._¥, W. dlr.
... Reuoaable. M2-le2 _r_ •• _11o_.. •• _,_._._ ... __ ,._2s RO""R ~@ddto, In~~::.· ~G:;: ~~...,;.. ng,~:-~ c..,. • VII.. • Ne cndlt ....
,.;;.,;.K~· -""~"'-'64AlphaR-ROVER VOLKSWAGEN WEPAY... :tri~ --a:-....~""°;' ~ PUPPIES • A.KC 191· Trucltt 9500 CUSTOM H.UtDTOP, roll up 1!1116 H&rtlar, CN. &t6-mm CASH ~!lac Inc. w._. It.JI., *'*· P.I..
"'""" ·-· , .. cc AMtrM, SOLD EXCLUSIVELY 1N READY TO 60 1150 ... "°"' ""'" ........ ., ...... OAe
Cldhullma Bbl~ '" &MC blauk rd:t A: bater, 5 ORANGE COUNTY. BY VOLVO L&auna Beedl f!M.1194 "111 price ... c.u
• ,._ ...,, -Raby -,. ........... M..,......... FRITZ WA.RUN '67 IL DOWADO .,..,. "" -" ...
and nm.. sa. 5a.mf VJ Ton Pk1rup 4 SpMd. ta.. 'l'tdl .._kmd IPldal. Sports Car Centw 0Ya 61 FACl'OltY AUTHORJZl:D :n ':' ~ :::.,:-hll Pl1W'f!I' be -Ma&. lat. lllltl.
$1211 $1695 noE.1'tst VOLKSWAGENS S.loo-1'...,. '--&IOTH .. ..-n _...,__ -
TRANSPOllTATION_ FLETCHER JONES ""'""'"'"'-..... SANTA,.,.. .., ........ vw ··············.,.. FRnZ WAllUN \mfll\IU:I _, """""""""'=tili;=..,.;::.,.:o_-,.,..,,.-1
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s to s I IU>T. DJ'. A fut, l')Od. drtn It and JOU'll 893-7* 537-QJll Sii JOHN COLDIRON E'fZRYTHIMG. -c.u amn Tie Sta. WIC ... NU'ld cruWnc t-.t. SMJOJ '55 1'01tD PU, v..a rib, '88 buy it iz.111 de!Jven OAC.-SPRITE NEW Volvo ·i l.fh auto. aft .t PN U 1-3113 tw. on.....-, ""' ...
FRITZ A: AVERY T11L Good tlrea. Rum rul P'UII pricw ... can be Ju.t an1wd from a..den lF. CADIU.AC. 2 -d 0 0 r ... ~ iac •• .Ill .,
Dllst St Na. S'J5.MG aood· Body la 'Wl'Y rood uen at tat E. ht, Santa 18 Bur eye Spite rdltr. wtth pnva~e • Ubdt!!" --. Wtiolnale ar leu. Fae llW'· llelow bk. $1115.
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"" '""""'"· .... -GOOD BOOY. N.... ..... -""""'· "*" .. -· SUNIEAM AUTOMATIC '61 CINI'URY S.bre 11' OD-work. -.1m. at !01 E. l1l, Santa Ana, 1---------I SPITFIRE
11 JO lln. Save S1500. Take '65 CHEVY 16. ton Pick-up. or etll end.It Mar. 5C-MD, 1965 SUnbeam TI 1 er . Beau.ttf\U meWie _... wltb
C9.r In tr9de or ftnanet1 . Campen mpec. Sl;JIHlde I' &eautif'ul.. New CalldJ Apple rich black i.atber mtericr.
:16.92 ~Dr., NB bed. Dtr. na M.am. IMW t7PI peiDt jDb, nu top, el'c. ruuy ~-a-and
LYMAN i.lander 11'. 4 cyt $25.00 deliven OAC Tull loakl IDie a 1918, and cant.
to bp. lnboud. Price Sid . .,..,. fSIO BMW prict SZ1!15-DG. Cal o-.dit ~ ~·...,-: 'llpKW ltip. Mlnt cond. Must 1M Mfr., Ml.-:11 or Cln be
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WINTER SPECIAL W•'r• __ T_! .. SET'TING A WHOLE NEW .. ---·------l"all Prb
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SchoooeT. 14' ~. IWto UlllG s,.m Car Center $1295.00. C:aD ·O'tdlt Mar.. ..,... MOl'ORS BY °"""· 50' "'"'' e1-·t•..:1 FRITZ WA.RUN :::-OAC~ = ELMORE
u.. ... board. 213: 436-0191 IHPORTS no E. lit St. scan or n.n be ttm at ~ & ..._. • .. ,.,._., Ka Gant. er,,.. lhd.
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ll!Cl.ft'ld a tttwmble with ftANSPOl'IERS '61 Datllm pick-up, k> BMuttfl&l new Cindy Apple 1"'11 Prb mmlnatllc • • 1 • r. COff. ..._ '-'ft ....
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'65 CADILLAC COUPE DE VILLE
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$1277~~
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II.GOO ..,Ue1, fect.ty eir, loleck .. i11yl tep.
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'65 CATALINA
1 pl11 ?. Her4top cewpl. ledie e11l4 heeler,
hyl4r,..,1tie .,•MMittio11, pow" thtri"t·
$1977~~1
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air. Bucket HMS, !!be:. $25.00
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'64 PONTIAC LE·MANS $995
H.T. Cpe. Rldlo, hMttr; chrome wheels, mW.
night blue with blue bucket ......
'66 EL CAMINO $2495
Custom. 327 VI, auto., PS., factory air cond.,
' ndlio and heater.
'61 FORD 4 DOOR $495
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Sedan. VI, automatic, rldlo and heater.
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'65 COMET 2 DOOR
. Ermine white with red Interior, radio and
·heater.
4 Door Sedan. Sliver blue In color. 21,000
orlglnal mu ...
'65 MERC. MONTCLAIR $1895
H.T. Cpe. Auto, PS., R&H, whit• with blue In·
terlor, low mu .....
'62 JAGUAR XKE $1995 '63 CHEVROLET BR.AIR $1095
Roadster. 4 speed, wire wheel1, radio and heat· 4 door. Radio, hNter, automatic, power
er, l•de grHn with white top. 1t•rin9.
'66 MALIBU WAGON $2295 '67 CAMARO
VI, automatic transmiulon, power steering,
factory air, radio, heater.
'• ~DILLAC $695
· ,_. · Deor 'Hawltep. Full .power and factory air
'65 · IMPALA $1795
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Ing, factory afr.
'63 BUICK RIVIERA $1895
Hardtop Coupe. Full power, factory air, radio,
heater, ermine white with red IMther Interior.
'66 PLYM. FURY Ill $2295
9 Pan. W.n. VI, automatic, power ttMring,
tadlo, heater.
$1095
A·lOO Van.
'63 FORD 1·Y2 TON $895
Walk.Jn Vah. · 4 spMd, dual rtar wheels, make
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Hardtop coupe. 327 VI, automatic, power ....,..
Ing, radio, heater, bucket Mah, center eoneole. '
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'63 IMPALA · ·
Sport Coupe. VI, automatic transmf aalon, radio
and heater. '
'66 DODGE DART
It...., w..-. YI, auto., PS., rldfo, hNNr,
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'64 PONTIAC LE MANS $1395
Coupe. Radio, hHter, automatic, Nd with. red
vinyl Interior. lxtra clean.
'64 FORD 3A TON
Stake Truck.
'65 MUSTANG
Hardtop coupe. Automatic, poww 1tffflftf,
poppy reel, black Interior, vinyl top.
'61 OLDSMOBILE
4 door hardtop. Radio, heater, aufomatlc •
'66 CHEVROLET $189 5 '55 CHEVROLET :.1c~~~
4 Door. Vi, automatic, factory air, radio and
heater, ... rt .......
Ready for work.
'62 VOLKSWAGEN $1295 '65 FALCON ·FUTURA · $1595
Deluxe l9w. J ...n. radio, heater, one owner.
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w..-. 2., vt, automatic, PS., R&H, Wue
vinyl lnten.r.
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2 DOOR DELUXE
Ford's f1bulous English
Import with bucket M1ts,
dlec br•k .. , 4 on the floor,
room for 5 bit adults.
(Automttlc tr1ns tvlll·
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MustallCJ stock. With mo r • tradeins. arriving daily we
MUST reduce inventories. Come in·tOclay-see for your·
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TEST DRIVE THE FABULOUS 1968
SHELBY AMERICANS TODAY
WE AltE
ORANGE COUNTY'S ONLY
AUTHORIZED
SHELBY ·AMERICAN DEALER
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tro .. e $49 ,., lftO, JO
mo. OSK71t
EXAMPLE 2-YEAR OLD
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heater. licH•• number
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4-DOOR WAGON
202.va. Cnhe-0 matlc, radio
OIMI llleater, power dlsc brokes.
l"ftl99 rack, etc. #231 c=~:ms;::=:==::i~-;
After 1/3 Cuh
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Uncludle Tu & Lie.) e ONLY '°' THI WISTl
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SCIENCE HAS
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THIS FOR YOUR HEALTH •••
THIS FOR YOUR CAR. .•
NOW ••• we e1n scientifically
analyie and check over 100
UH• on each used car th1t 1f·
feds Its performance prior to
selling It. You buy with built
In confidence when you buy •
Theodore Robins UMd Car that
cirri .. the Di19nostlc sticker.
Th... cars are gu1r1ntHd 1oo-;.
·ACRES OF
'64 FORD PICKUP s795 VI, F-1 00 lon9 bed. T n I lie. clow11 $43 per mo.
24 mo. Nl2414
'67 CORTINA 1500 DELUXE $1595 Factory warra11ty. 25 ~ clown or trade SO per
mo. H mo. UPJOOl
'67 SHELBY GT500 $3795
Cobro PowarM. 4 tpHcl. 20 '!. dow" or trade
$105 per mo. l6 mo, No. UYH l91
'61 CH&VROLET WAGON $695
VI, Hto1Mtic, PS. RIH, Parb-oocl. Tu I li e. 1
tlown $JI per mo. 24 lfto. No, OHYJU ,
'65 FALCON FUTURA $1 49 5 VI, convertible. Automatic, PS, RIH. 20 ~
dow" or trade $49 per mo. )0 mo. No. PDS I H
'67 FORD 4 DOOR
VI, Automatic. 20 % Down or trede.
$49 par 1110. l6 mo. No. P7706
'64 FORD XL HARDTOP
VI, .vto., air co11d .. PS, P.wi"dow1. 20 '1.
clow11 SH per mo. 24 mo. lllGOI 0
51795
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USED CARS
'66 FORD BRONCO $1895
We9011, 4 1poed. 25 % clown or trade $59 per '"°' JO mo. SLA400
'64 THUNDERBIRD $1895 Hardtop. Fvll power, eir cond., P-wi11d-1. 21 %
.. o_ ., tratle SH per mo. 24 mo. HISU7
'67 GALAXIE 500
VI, 2 cir. H.T. Auto., PS, RIH. 20 % Dow11
or trade $119 mo. l6 mo. TGL252
'63 FORD GALAXIE 500
VI, 2 Of-. H.T. A11temotlc, PS, retlio, hooter,
20 % .. _ .. er tretle Ut per me. 24 "'•·
No. $NMIOI
'66 FottD GALAXIE 500
VI, 2 Or. H.T. Tot.ft .. eten41ortl 1htft, 20'1.
tl-11 et trade SH ,.r 1110, JO mo. No. 7U9A
'66 FALCON SEDAN
'Au•-•tic, lt&H, air co11ditio11in9. 20 '1. dow11
., trotle, $49 per mo. JO mo. No. SVI 117
'66 GALAXIE 500
4 cir. H.T. Full power, factory elr. 20 %
Down ., trodo. $'9 per me. lO mo.
167 FORD CUSTOM
A11.._.lc, retlio, hHtwr. 25 '1. tlow11 er tre4•
Mt POf 1110. l6 me. TltA415
CHOOSE . FROM!
165 CHRYSLER NEW YORKER $1895 4 Door. Fully equipped, I 0 '1. dow11 or trede ,,
$69 per mo. JO mo. No. N6F021 -
TAX REFUND DUE· WHY WArr?
IUY NOW-PAY LATER
100% FINANCING AVAILABLE
'64 FORD FAIRLANE $1395 500 H.T. Spt. Cpe. lucket H•h, VI, pwr. 1tr.,
25 "· down or lr•de $49 per mo. 24 mo. IOT095
'64 MERCURY MONTCLAIR
4 Dr. VI , air concl., power wi11d-1 I 1Ht.
T.x I lie. "o""" SM per mo. 24 mo. No. I 41 A
'60 TRIUMPK TR3
C...vortlble. 25 % down or tr1de sn ,., -·
24 mo. OGK021
'63 FORD CONVERTIBLE
Galuie. VI, automatic, Mecha"ic'• 1poclal.
Tu I lie. clown $29 per mo. 24 mo. FXXl95
'64 CHEVROLET EL CAMINO
VI, Auto., radio, hHter,.f.ctory air. 20 '1.
down or trade $19 pOf "'•· 24 mo. No. F21727
'67 THUNDERBIRD LANDAU
loodod, p.ower stwori119, •.t.. willtl-, elr
COM. 20'X. ,_ Oftl'H• ''°''°'MO.
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$1095
1ALE PRICES IFRCTIVE THROUCiH TUESDAY, FD. 27
SALES DEPARTMENT HOURS
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"lt'i '° neet!" "It doesn't even seem
like we're goi"9 to school," "I 've learned
more in 1 few dtys th.n I ever learned be ..
1 ...... "You just c:oo't help but loom her.!"
These .,. just a few of the enthusi•rlic com-
mants of students at Copre, the newly open.
ed c°'"'Jo prepor.to•y school oo tho Be~
boa Peninsul..
N.tives are bun.ing and g.ting with in.
tMest over the erlensive remodeling and
c.:>nve"ion of the romantic old Balboa Inn
in·tai this posh academic meeting ploce for
both cl.y ood boord;,,9 m.cl.nts. . Inquiries
are pourincJ in from al over the country
and h.ve tffched as far distant as Bern,
Swiherf.nd, and Uma, Peru.
Teen.gen drawn by the news stare in
amazement •nd in awed disbet.ef •t the red
and white candy striped ice cream chain
and simulated marb'9 tables, the ju~e boI,
and soda fountain contained in the round,
blue student union nestled on th. sands of
the b..ch and overlooking the Khool' s
swimmin9 pool
In addttion to dasvoorm, the school
bulding contaiM a lerge indoor gymnasium,
an aud"Jtorium with portable stages, a wel ..
equipped sci.nc• laboratory, • growirMJ li-
brlry, •home economics room with built in
FORGI
An Old Landmarl{
That Is Now
A New One
electric ranges and sewing machines, and
two separate wings of apartment type dor·
mitories, many with bedroom -livi ngroom
suites.
The idea of Copra stems from a child-
hood dream, ori9inatin9 in an old barn
wher• Mrs. Weber p I aye d at teachtnq
school, and became more of a reality as
Uie graduated from college and university,
and entered into the areas of teachincJ, ad-
ministration and further study and research
both in the United States and Europe.
Copre r•presents • mer9ing of both tha
European i1nd American systems of edu-
cation and cufture.
The marri age of the Webers was the
necessary $<>lid foundi1tion for the building
of an educational institution of such merit.
The unifteation of sterling ideals and ideas
motivated by the ever increasing need for
a 'trong academic program mellowed by.
love and discipline and faith in the funda-
mental ability of young people has drawn
an outstanding facutty to help r..:.ld the
students.
The ma in purpose of Copre is to pro-
vide maximum opportunity for aU its stu-
dents to acquire basic skills and information,
to be inteHectuaOy curious, to think creat-
ively, to ttve heafthfuUy, to achieve self-dis-
The Southland'' Fine't
cipline and economic efficiency, and to un·
derstand the personal obligation of demo-
cratic ttving.
Since the teacher's performance in the
classroom is the culmination of Copre's at.
tempts to provide the best educational op·
portunity for ih youth, the teacher must feel
the deep responsibility facing him. The staff
is a dedicated group of individuals who are
master teachers ., well as fully-accredited.
Most of the staff have their masters and
many already have their doctor's degrees.
The typical 'chool day begins at 8:30
with ethics and prayer and ends wiffi a
period dedicated to the musical and dra-
matic arh.
It is extr emely refreshing to know the
Webert who ere capable administrators as
wel as rugged pioneers in the field of edu-
cation. Their unwavering faith in youth has
driven them •n to surmount unbelievable
obstacJes convwting Copre into not only
one of the safest and most code-complying
buildings in th• •ntire area, but a beautiful
facility dedicat.d to meet the challenge of
preparing studenh not only for college, but
molding them into contributing, law-abid-
ing citizens.
Best regards,
Al
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HARDWARE e DUPONT PAINTS e SMAU APPLIANCES e PLUMBING SUPPLIES
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2205 W. Balboa Blvd., Newport Beach
A Good f,iendly Place lo Shop • Open Sundeys Deily 7:30 e.m. lo 6 p.m. • PHONE OR 3-2350
Featuring Nationally A.dverlued Brands Of Mer chandise A.t Fair Prices
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Friday, F.twu.ry 23, 1HI
JIMMY SHEPHERD, AN
AUSTRALIAN RECENTLY
APPOINTED PRO OF THE
NEWPORT BEACH TEN-
NIS CLUB, IS THE sua..
JECT OF DOROTHY
PIER'S MEET THE P£0.
PLE FEATURE ON PAGE
3 TODAY.
ZUBIN MEHTA WILL CON-
DUCT THE L.A. PHILHAR-
MONIC ORCHESTRA IN A
CONCERT SPONSORED BY
THE ORANGE COUNTY
PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.
PICTURES AND INFOR·
MATION ABOUT THE
CONCERT SCHEDULED
FOR SATURDAY, FEBRU·
ARY 24, APPEAR ON
PAGE 6.
THE AMERICAN BALLET
THEATRE OPENS A TEN-
DAY ENGAGEMENT IN
THE LOS ANGELES MU·
SIC CENTER NEXT WEEK.
INFORMATION AB 0 UT
THE COMPANY OF 150
DANCERS A ND MUSI·
CIANS CAN BE FOUNO
ON PAGE ~ NEWS OF
DINING, DANCING AND
ENTERTAINMENT IN OR·
ANGE COUNTY CAN BE
FOUND ON PAGES 8-15.
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tJCI, -s. -St., 'lnlae, Tiie -.. "aw ... ., ., Dimab-Amerkan am .,_ °"'"
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c:.'8UET CONIDr -RJdwd. Blrr..ila, """' ' ud plllllot w111,.,_m ID tbt ;._ -
at UCJ, '*1 &. lniM St., lrvlDe, Fri., Feb. 21
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ClllLDaEN'I 'lllB.t.1'Ell -''Dick WldtUnctcm'• . Cal." a •mlcal CGGled1 for. clllldrea, _.
eel "1 "'"!;":.~-:,. ~~ ~-al --Oab ID tbt Fn11Mat
Junior Hllb Scbool Auditorium, • W..t U.. . cotn. AIMelm mt Sat, Feb. M It 11:30 and J p.ia.. 11i::keta, f1J$ t0r adults, 7Sc for ch1ldru.
w1l1 be Ga ult It the door. Pbooe 533-SW.
UC! OPERA -The UCI Opera Workshop U pre-
. 1e11tlog Mo1art'1 "Cosi Faa Tutte" ................ -........... , ......
la, .. _,_ at UCimoo, --
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JIOAT SHOW -Tiie So. California Sports, Vaca-
tion and Boat Show ls 1howi.Dg through Feb. 25
in lbe Arena and ExhibitJon Hall of the Ana-
heim Coovntlon Center, 800 West Katella,
Analleim. Hours: Mon. through' Fri. 4 to 11
p.m.; Sal 12 to 11 p.m.: Sun. 12-9 p.m. Tkketa
tl.75 ror adu!ta, •1 for youngsters, chlldtt.ll
under six frtt.
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0 C PBILllARMONIC -'l'be Orange County Ph.ll-
harmOftic Soc1etJ b presenting the L.A. Phll-
b.annonic Orcbestra under the baton of ZublA
Mehta Sat, Feb. 24 at I p.m. i.n Campus Rall
at UCI, 7801 E. Irvine St., Irvine. Ticket.I, *3.50,
ma, be purdiased from the Society's office_
201 Coast Hichw1;1, Newport Beach and if avail·
able, will. bl! IOld at the door. Poh!w MMUl.
Stt feature on Page I.
DANCE THEATRE -"Modern Jazz in Dance"
will be Pttfonned by the AJvtn Alley American
Dance tbeatre, Sun., Feb. 2S 1t 1:30 p.m. l.D.
Campus Hall, UC Irvine, 7001 E. Irvine Sl,
Jrvine. 'n.ckets, '3. are on aale at the Fine ArU
Box Office, UCI. Phone 133-6617 Cor further ln-fonnatioo. "IL
IAGUNA WINTElt FESTIVAL -Laguna Beodl
is holll.ing Its annual Winter Fe1Uval thrOUlh
F eb. 26. Planned events lDclude The ArtW Ball.
Sat., Feb. M; a per!ormiog arts revue "La-
JUl!a' on Stage," Sun., Re.b. 2S and a Luau.
Mon., Feb. 211.. Tkketa, for these eventa are
available at the Laguna Buch Chamber of
CommerN, 2i!O Park Ave. Phone 494-1018. No
rdmiuion charge to festival grounds, 'artt and
cratt.s displays, or Backstage Tour Sat., Feb. 24. ...... c:_ -
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are ~ a COllDtJ wide 4-H bone ..,
Feb. 25, beCIJmlq at I a.m. ~t the OrMle
COuratJ Falrlf'OUDdl. 'lbe show • ..uJ. be ~
to <-If -bane ,..je<ts oO!y, Uto' lOo 'It
per ciua. 'nere ii DO admission cbwle to tbil
&rud....1•nd ~ •1o::5. '
INDIO DATE IUiltAL -Indio prese.ats Its an--
nual f e It l.,. al tbrough Feb. 25 at the
fesUval croUDdl 111 Indio. Exhlbitt iDcludl art
by b:&l Jelldenb, flower displaya adaC the
date, palm. a ~ llffstock exhlbit, ud a
gem IDd mlDlral lbow. An Arabia Nlebt'•
Pq:eant wtD. be pre1tnted eveninp at 1:41
p.m. Special au, attraction will lie a bane
alao'lr . wtda cUMl ull. ostricb racu u ..._
mladoa ~ Ground• ..trqt•dan far
adult., $I.JI, cblldro 25c •ni!,cblldru llllder
si.J:, free.
NATIONAL lllAKEIPEAl\E CO. -: Tbt NatloDIJ.
Shabspeare Company LI ~Dtinl hro P1Qs
at Melocl1land Theatre. 10 Freedm.aa W.;,,
Anaheim. "Romeo and Juliet" will be perform-
ed Mon., Feb. 211 at a p.m., Tues., Feb, *II
at 11 a.m. and S p.m. and Thurs., Feb. B at
11 1.m. 1bl leCGDd play "Twtllth Nlllrt" 1ril1
be presented Sat., Marb 2 at 11 a.m. and S p.m.
Tld<.U. fl. anllUle fivm the Meld;rlaDd llOZ
ollk< and all tlctat agencies. ~ ndaeed
ratn are ofteNd to students and Kbool rroapL
AFTERNOON CONCERT -Soprano Pamela Wesp
accompanied by Connie Laing will perbm
wnrks by Schubert, Bach and Mourt Wed.,
Feb. 21 at 4 p.m. in room 1616 of the Finl Arla
Building at UCI, 7901 E. Irvine St., Irvine.
There 13 no admission charge.
OLD PRO ENTERTAINS -Fred Waring and the
Pennsy1vanlam will entertain with sona:1 and
orchestra mwlc Wed., Feb. 23 at 1:30 p.m. 111
Long Beach Municipal Auditorium. 100 Oceu
Blvd .• Long Beach. 'nckets pri~ from '2.60
are on sale at Walllchs Music City stores and
all ticket agencies.
SPEAKER -Barry Goldwater vdU speak at OCC's
Associated Students Distinguished Speaker's
P rogram, Feb. 29 at 11 a.m. in the 0CC Audi.·
torlum, 2701 Fairview, Costa Mesa.. Hll topic
will be "A Loot at the Decade Ahead." Tbert
Is no admiuion charge.
lllGH SCHOOL MUSICAL - Estancia High School
is staging "Music Man" Feb. 29. March 1 and
2 at I p.m. in the Forum at Estancia High
School. 232S Placentia, Cos:a Mesa. Tickets,
Sl.50 ate available from ca"l members or at
the door. See feature page 5.
Coming lJp
POP GROUP -The Jefferson Airplane, a hard
rock muslcal erouP wUI perfo ,·1n in the Melody.
land Theater Fri., Mar. 8, al e:;.o p.m. and Sat..
P.1ar. I at &:XI and 9:30 p.n1 . 'fi;:kets 12.SO, '3.50,
M.50 and $5.50 available by mail order only.
Phone 776-7"80 !or further information.
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UNIVERSITY ORqlESntA -'n.e Ol"Cheltra at
UC lrv1ne .W. peifonn UDder the direction ol
hter ()clrprd. Thurs., March 7 at 1:30 p.m.
In the SdeDce Lecture Hall al UCI, 7901 &
Jrvlne. The eoocert. wW fuclude • performance
ol "Peter ud the Woti'1 narTtted by CbanceJ..
kr Daniel G. Aldrich Jr. There is no admias.ioD
charge. 1
ORANGE SHOW -The 53rd National Orange Show
at San Bernardino wW open Mardi 7 to run
through Mardl 17. The 10 day celebration will
Include the California Citrus Queft Competi·
tioo March 7 in SwJ.ne Auditorium; the annual
Sclots Plll'llde at 10 a.m. Sat., Mar. t; a mlll-
tarJ parad9 foe American Legion and Armed
Forces DQ, S11n. Mar. 10 at noon and a rodeo
puade Sun., Mar. 17 at noon. All parades wW
rt.rt in downtown San Bernardino and procttd
to the laJrooundJ at Mill ~ E Stteets. Fair·
ground attractions include a flower and garden
sbow, photoeraphy exbJblUon, aquarium show
and camJval. ride• daily and a rodeo March 17.
Sports
l:fORSE RACING -Thoroughbred horse racing at
Santa Anita Park, 28.S W. Huntmctcn Dr .•
Arcadi~, Tue1. through Fri., fint port time set
ror 1 p.m. '75,000 San Antonio Stakes, Sat.,
Feb. 24. ·post timt on Sat., 12:30 p.m.
PRO BASKETBALL -Anaheim Amigos vs. Hou!·
ton at the L.A. Sport! Arena, Sun., Feb. 25 ;
at the Arena of the Anaheim Convention Center,
IOO West Katella, Amigos vs. Dallas Tues., Feb.
rT. All gamet: begin at I p.m .
COLI.EGE BASltETBALL -OCC vs. Mt. San An.
tonio Sat., Feb. 24 in OCC Peterson Gym, 2701
Fairview, Costa Mesa. Game time I p.m.
DRAG ~ACING -Races will be. held Wed. l-11
p.m., lun. I a.ril . to 4:30 p.m. at OC Jnteilla·
tiona Raceway, Santa Ana Freeway at Lag\ina
Canyon Rd. Admission, P. 1eneral; $2.50 u-
1erved. Pbone IS-3593 for lnform1tion.
COVER : Ginny Silverman, left, who plays
the Mayor's wife in Estancia High School's pro-
duction of "The ?iofusic Man," shows the ladies
of the town bow to "make like" Grecian Urns.
From lelt, Janet Matson, Sandy Genis and
Janet Anthony. See feature on Page 5.
Glllde to Fu
Meet the Petple
Cvttnt Art Elllbtts
Garden NMet
E1ta11cla WO. Play
Dedpen Nekboot
OC Plllllharmnic Conttrt
A~erkan Ballet Theatre
0.t 'N' Abo.t
C..1t Camera Club Award•
Movies
Uve Theater
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OPENING nttS WIEK
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An otfbe1t Englllh comedy, "Tbe Knack," U Oil
stage in the South Coast , Bepertory Seaind Step
Theater, 2115 Villa. W171 Newport Beach, Fridal and .. ...,., mghts .......,.., Febrlw)' SS ID nm thrGu&ti March 17, Cwtabl Ume l :SO p.m. Phone ~ for lurtber Jafo{mi.UOA.
$t1U llUNNING
"'Ne•er T" Late"
A family comedy, "Never Too Late" ts on stat•
at tbe We• t m Inst er Com.nnlllitJ 'lbuta-,
17th Strttt School ·Audii.ii.un, 7571 Wettmiutet
St., Westminster. Ptrformancn l"rt... and Sat. throulb Feb. :M. Curtaµl Umt •:30 p.m. J'or· iD-
formaUon phone as«IO&.
"11me el Yev Life"
A classic American comedy, "Time ol Your ute,"
is on stage at the South Coast Repertory, Third
Step Theater, 1827 Newport Blvd., Colla Meta. Per-
formance• Fri. and Sat., Feb. ZS, 24. Curtain lime
l :JD p.m. Phone 6t6-131U.
"Bred!& u Bndd"
Excerpts from Brecht's p1.a7s are belnl pruented
iD the Fullertoll FootliPtu'I peaiwm.uca of
''Bl'Kht on Brecht" to nm tbrouCh February
24 at the MucUnthaler Center, 111 Baena Vbta
Drive, Fullerton. Curtain time 1:31 p.m. For in-
formation phone (l) ~ .
''Mary, Mary"
A marital comedy, "Mary, Mary" Js on 1tage In
the Cabrillo Playhouse, 202 Avenida Cabrillo.
San Clemente. Performances are ICheduled Thurs·
doY 1hrough Sabuday, closing March 2. Curtain
time 8:30 p.m. Phone 492-0f65 ror lnformatlon.
"Man la &be Doi Sall:"
Tbe Rancho Communib' Player• will ttaie "Man
in tbe O.C Suit," a farce on We ill f\lburtlia, on
Fri. and Sat .. nights tbTough March 2. ,,,. ploy will
be he.kl In the auditorium of Mluion Viejo High SchoOl. Chrisanta Drive, MisEioa. Viejo, cllr'taln
time 1:30 p.m. Phoue 8!'1..8210 ror further inform•·
tion. It opens tonight Feb. 23. .. . . . . . .. •
:'Dams When Doris 1oes West •• "Bardoot Ui tM Park"
·.t the~ goes : "Barefoot ln the Park," a comedy about Detrlywed
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MAJOR STUDIO PREVIEW
FRIDAY NIGHT
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"H'lvt tennis racket, will tl'avel," should be the motto ()( Jimmy
Shepherd wOlo recently came half way around the world to accept the posi-
tion or pro at the Newport Beach Tennis Club.
Jimmy, who was born in BriJbane, Australia, became interested in
tennis when he attended a tennis clinic with a friend when he was 13. Htt
signed up for lessons that day and by the ti.me he was 18, be was raoked
the top junior player in the state ot Queensland.
In 1961 Rod Laver, Jimmy's good friend, was looking for a partner
with whom to play the Australian tennis circuit. Jimmy volunieered. aod
together they pNiyed doubles in all the It.ates of Australia.
The following year Jimmy went on a private amateur tour all ove r
the world including Germany, Italy, France, Japan and Hong Kong. Begin-
ning in Cairo, Egypt, he played as many as three matches a day for nine
months until the big tournament at Wimbledon. There be was beaten in
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the JeCOnd round by Roger Tyler, who was the number one EQSlisb amateu.r
player.
Returning to Austr11i1 in 1963, Jimmy bec1me a proCeahm~ tenoil
teacher. During the week he taught 11 ·many 11 roG <flildrtn in private
schools and then instructed another 100 beginners durtn1 clin1es ettla
Saturday morning.
One day a young girl called Jimmy _up and asked tor lessoru. She
turned out to be a very pretty blond named Sharon. She and Jimmy bttam1
engaged last August and were married January e.
Just a few months ago, Rod Laver, who had come to Newport Beach(
wrote Jimmy and told him of tbe position at the Newport Beach Tennis
Club. "I told hint I wou1d be the.re u IOOD •• I WU packed," Jimmy 1114
wttil his disarming accent .
Jimmy and Iris bride of less than two weeks: arrived heu after 1
fifteen hour flight from Brisbane on January 18. "Sh&rQn'1 Cather wu a.a.
American servlce man who never went back to the Uoillid State1 after Ute
war," Jimmy explained. "She 'is an American citizen. This b wby we wttl
able to come right away."
Jjmmy thinlr.s the Newport Beach Tennis Club ii "One o( the best he
}Ju seen anywhere. In Australia, because more people play te~ many
families b.a\'e their own court.I. '1bey are m09Uy clay court1," Jimmy point-
ed out. "They don't cost n much as cement, only about '700 or $800, but
they have to be watered and rolled every time they are ll.led. It is eulu.
to sHde on a clay court, 90 you don't tiave to run much, but on a cement
court the baU ha.s a true bounce, so this makes it easier.
The people here, J immy Cinda, are very much Hk.e APltnltana.•
''They're very friendly," he uld.
Some things rarely seen in Australia are 'moa: and heated nvim..minc
pools. "We don't have to heat tile poob," Jimmy laughed, "espedally la
the north. lt's 90 hot they heat themse~ves ...
ln his spare tin1e Jimmy enjoys playing golr, ba.sketOall and squash.
"Many people have invited me to go to a ba.teball game wben the seuon.
opens. There is virtually none in Australia, so J am an.x.iow to see one,"
be said. ;
Jimmy is a member o{ ttte Queensland Lawn Tennil Allociat.ioa and
the Cricket Association .
~ Young and fresh, as Lhe breezes that blow over the ocean be:tween
his h onK!land and ours, Jin1n1y Shepherd adds a welcome spontaneous and
warm personality to the co n1n1unity.
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tlueJ will aerfou>IJ burn tbe Dlula lac! will bHe no llltin( died. 'nley ore •
Jeacbed. oat of the iiOll by liri11Uon •nd nlaflll. The lllhutqe ol orpalc.
fertilhiers is that they rtleue their nJtro1en over a muc.b lmpr period of·
time. ·
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Minery doesn't mean it is composed of fast acting iDOT~nic fertilizers.
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pound hit h in nitrogen. This is the basis of all these lightweight fertilizers
Utat are 10 easy to carry and uu .
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0CC ART GALLERY -2701 Fairview Rd., Costa
Mesa. Houri: I a.m. to 4 p.m. daily; 7 to JO '
p.m. Wed. No admission charge. Phone s.I0-11510.
On exhibit through Feb .. prints by Wes t Coast
photocrapher1.
0CC EXHIBIT -A collection of Africu attifactl
and art objeds are Oii diqllay ill Uw foyer ot
Science Hall at Orange Coast College, 771>1
Fai:rv~ Rd ., Costa Mesa durlnr re1ttlar school
houri. Then! ii no admission charte.
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UCI GALLERY -7501 Irvine St.. Irvine . tlou.rs:
1 to i p.m. Tua. throuCh Sun..; 1 I• I p.m.
Wed.; cloaed Mon. On exhl,lt thn>uch Feb. 25,
•'hentitth Century ~rb on Paper" 1pontor·
ed bJ tbre Gallery Auocl&ln. The exhibit Ln-
c:luidt:1 worb el Xlff, Picauo, Lltcbvistei11,
Rodia and otben.
GALI.ERIE LIDO -3112 Lafayette Ave., New-
pert Beach. Hours: 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. tlaily .
Oil exhibit thr•qh Feb., one man shew of oil ,-u.c1 by PuqYal Bueno. No adml.ssion
charre. Phone m.-0113..
ACTIVE PERIPHERY GALLERY -Paiftc Coast
Highway and lltb Strttt, Huntl.ncton Beach.
HOt1r1: .. :• a.m. to i p.m. 4aUJ. 0. exhlhlt throu&h February. a one man lhow of bull
f11hll In oils and chalk by Da•id. Bodtak. Phone
5rll-tM4 fw hrUler infonnatMlll.
SO. CAIJF. nasT NAnDNAL BANI -17122
Beacll Blv4., HunUnitoa Beach. Oa ublhit
through Feb. durlA& regular bank hours, lucl-
acape1 in oils by Lorraine Malone, H1111Unctoa
Bue .. Art LeacUe member.
aALSOA PAVILION GALLEtY -410 Maia st.,
Balltoa. Houri: I to 5 p.m. Wtd. Uvoucta Sun.;
t to I p.m. Moa. A collection ol art ebjeds hlll
the Northwest Cffst Indlau and AlaUaa Eali--
Jno It belllg abibitff by the Fine Arts Pat-
rou oil: Newport Harbor. Thett b M adrnbaMa
charce. Phone 17~ , .. .::.=
MARINERS UBRARY -2006 Dover Drive, New-
port Beach. On di1play during re(Ular liWary
houri, through Feb., colla1es, ells and rnbed
media by loca1 artist l&rlya Smith Aronovld.
CIVIC CENTER ART GAU.ERY -3300 West New-
port Blvd., Newport Beach. Hours: 1:31 a.m. to
5:311 p.m . Mon. lhroiJC11 Fri. On ezhlbit, works
•f harbor area industrial deaipren, ·
NEWPORT NAnONAL BANK -lllO Bayside Dr ..
Newpert Beach. Houn: 10 a.m.-to 5 p.m. MM.
throua:b 1burs.: 10 a.111. to I p.m. Fri. On e:1-
llibit throuth Feb. watercol•• by Moine
Mateer ol Fullerton.
CORONA DEL MAil UBRARY -Gii Marl,.W,
Cortna del Mar. On e:lhiblt durin& regular H·
Wary bo.-rs thr•ttCb Feb., oil pd'itla&s of
Hawaii by Thelma Padihct Hepe.
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JIWl\1AL SAVINGS AND LOAN -11117 E. COHI
Hi1hway, Corona del Mar. Houri: Mon. through
nun: .• t a.m. to 4 p.m.; Fri. I a.m. to I p.m.
No admission charge. On eshibil through Feb.
impressionist oils by local artist Kay Maynard.
COFFEE GARDEN GALLERY -2625 East Coast
mitiway, Corona del Mar. Hours: It a.m . to
4 p.m. Mon. through Fri. The Newport Harbor
Servitt Leagut. which 1ponsors \his &allery,
is displaying paintings by Leonard KaplaD. No
admission ebarge.
LAGUNA FEDERAL SA VlNGS AND LOAN -2lllO
Ocean Ave., Laguna Bead!. Hoss: Mein.
through Thurs. 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.; Fri. I a.m.
tel I p.m. No admiujon charge. OD erldbit
through F eb., oil painting by Marperite Atche--
son, Elsa Geischen and John Orth.
WESTERN ART GALLERY -Sadd1eNd Inn.
ll8D E. Firlt St., Santa Ana. Hours : Mon. 11:30
a.m. to 2:3" p.m .; Tun. tbrouch Thurs., 11:30
Lm. to io p.m.: Fri., 11 :30 a.a. to 11 p.m.;
Sat., 3 to 11 p.m. No adm.lnieft charge. On
ullibU throueh Fell., .U palotin&I. watercolors,
wood sculptnre and brolua 'by teurteen cow·
boy artists..
CBAJlLES 11'. BOWERS MV!IElJll --N. 14alD
Street, Santi! Au. ,.._. sa1•1. Houn:
Tue!. throu&h Sal 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.: Sun
1 to S p.m.. ud Thft nalaCJ '1 tit I p.m. lll•
.-inion charie. ~ .. ah.lbtt, palat·
imp of the E1kim• by Caire Feju and paint·
logs in mixed media by members of tM Ana~ helm Art ~atloo.
C5CF GALLERY -IOO N. Matt Celleet Btft., .ec-
•M Al« ceJlett commw, ,.......... Hour•:
1 to f.:3> p.m. Mon. throueh Fri.: 1 to 4 p.ni.
Sun.; closed Sat. On exhibit, "'Ibe: Intersection
el Lhle," a display of. b1atcrie aDd t-mte:mpor-
llJ wea•inl: and texUle prect11e1 .
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ly WILLIAM GLOVER
AP Drama Writer
"I'm •I .. able lo accept that some PtODle may not agree with what I de," Sid&ey
Poitier said. "But, then, I'm not eat there
to please everybody.''
He 1,..U in urbane, deliberate tones, = for die uact word. A stage-screen
. er determined on particular preciliGD
because he is, after all. the firrt Nepo
actor to make it as a box-office film idot
Criticized, sometimes, for narrow-range
roles.
"I know ef no movie star who is • 'beavY
or villain," be replies. So do John Wayne,
Richard Burt.on, Rock Hudson, S t e v e
McQueen. Right?
"l'v• Men pJayinJ the parts I want to
for a Jong time, amce starting 11 years
ago. A.od u far as whether they are positive
la resulll, I can oaly say !bat Ill major
cities, Ne1ro udience participation rum u
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The Coast Camera Club has made its 19b7 awards, and
we 11re proud to show the three top winners in the block end white
photography category. They were selected on a monthly b&sis in
competition. with over -t-00 prints, aM I b by 20 inches.
Gold medal Award went to George De Longe of South
Lag una for his "Glouster Witch Hou~." Frank KNig0i0ird, New-
port Beoch, received the Silver Medt1I Award for "Independence
H.s ll'' and ''Conserv"tory_" earned the Bronze Medal Aw111rd for
G eorge De Longe.
Awards were also m11de on color slides with the Gold Medal
going to Emily Alleman for "Golden Peth," the Silver to Rene Ley-
sen for "The Feather" and the Bronze to Jacf Colvin for "Sheep.''
These were chosen monthly also, from over 500 color slides.
The Coaist Comerl!I Club meets the second and fourth Wed-
nesdays of the month et 7:30 p.m. in the Newport Be1tch Recreo·
t ion HoU ot 171 + West &boa Blvd., Newport Be1tch. The meet·
ings are open to aN cemerl!I hobbyists and the club welcomes your
membership.
"Conaervatory" by Georg• De Longe
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THREE PERFORMANCES ARE SET
FOR THE RIVER CITY MUS I CAL
F.stancia High School in Colla 11 ... ii ..,_.... ·-pert..,..
ances of Meredith Wl&on's "'Music Iha" ,.,._, 29, ~· l ·• 2 -.; a p.m. in the Fonam at the higb school, 2S2I Placeatia. • · . •.... ,
The play concerns a personable con-man, Profeaor Hill, who .,.,,
rives in the anall Iowa town of Ri'er City, in ~ feat 1912,. ~ 1Dtea..
tiono to clefraud the popullce by >elling musical lland -wldle,
claiming to be a teacher oI marcbinC bands. 1be trouble is, be knows
nothing about music.
Because Marian, the librarian of the town teaches pbno, the ~
fesoor plot. to win her over to the views he ii tryia( t, .U tbe ~ • .,
-that the boys Deed. bis training to keep them from spendin& their time
in the pool balls. All goes well until be dilcovm he and Marian have fallen.
in love. ·
When an anril salesman, named Charlie, exposes the Proleuor aa• mows the people of River City they have been had by buying the band ..
struments, Marian comes to the rescue and before the final eurtaia e•ery·
one in River City is happy.
Jn the cast are Alex Golson i.e. the role of Professor Hill; Tonya
Founds as lbrian and Mare Schryer as Oharlie. 11.ite Smith plays the part
of Marcetlll$, Steve Roberts is Wintbop, Janet Anthony is KlJ. Paroo, lhr·
ian'& mother, and Ginoy Silverman plays EuUlie ~ the M.ayor'1 wife.
I Others appearinf in the play indude Steve fornaca u ther Mayor,
Vickie Lillywhite u Zaneeta, Bill Pigman as Tommy. and ~gette Cole-
maa as Am.uyllis. ,,, ..-
j There are 50 students in the produdion. actompanied by a atace ban~. Gerald Olsen of the musk department is the coordinatirtg director
with Cosmos Inserra, as the stage director. Musical director is Hike Man.
soliho, tea.di.er in instrumental music; with BiH Kuhns, vocal teacher hand-ling musical rehearsals. · -
Choreography is under the supervision of Norma Leach, sets and
desj.gns under Wallace Parter and COltumes ~ the retpoDSJ.l>llity of srur ..
leyij{)'OI'. All OM teachers at !lltanda.
See Gulde to Fun, Page 2, for ticket information.
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' " Decorati:ve Fabricw~Part II
I'( J, RUSSELL TUMELSON, ORANGE COUNTY DESIGNER-DECORATOR
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. lhc:HM ~ fabrics enjoy such great popular·
1ty in todays lnteriors..many manufarturers coordinate
their fabrics with matching wallpapen. Some designers
have discovered the charm of the one-pattern look, us-
ing a sinf.le pattern for Walts, draperies an~ upholstery.
French ' toile de· Jouy" designs which are particularly
well suited to this kind of-decoration, origiftally tnsplred
this treatment ol rOGms in late 18th Century France .
For tho ... areas, :where a sing'le pattern is not -de-
sired, many manilfarturers have outlir'led sctrefues t>f
companion fabrics, using patterns of different but com-
patible natures such as woven textures and plain fab-
rics which exactly match the colors in the basic pattern.
This-provides a fool-proof C9ior sehe"me with opportuni·
ties ·for great variety depending on which fabric is em·
phasi?:ed . •
F•brics can creale a mood and set the style de-
sired in a room. Formal or casual, colorful or subclued
fabrics expreSs much of the individual personality of a
room. Some cboose to change the feeling of their
rooms by the use of sJipco"Yets aJ)d different draperies
which offer .seasonal variety. A1though ·this method may
sound ertrava~ant, it makes the fabrics last twire a«
long and offers a refreshing change at the same lime.
When choosin!l fabrics for home decoratio"4il is
important to keep in mind the use for which the fabric
is intended. For instance. drapery weiJ!hl fabriC's usual-
ly should not be used for upholstery. unless quilled If
you know in advance that a particular plare i ~ goin!!
to receive hard wear. choose a fabrir designed to \l.'ilh-
s!and it. Beauty or deC'orative effect need not bf' !'a,ri-
fi<'ed sine:? a wide varictv of selectmns is avai!ablt' in mo~t fabri('S. ·
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fabric to bu y quality n1atetia1. It will save ~(lll rnoney
in lhe long run. lnferior draperies will need lo be re·
pla ced more often and "1o1dth the high cost of labor . it
can be a costly and unnecessary expense
More ch•nges have taken place in the last hundred-
years or decorative fabriC6 than in the preceding 8.0QO
years. As one of man's oldest creative arts. it is also
one of the most important in the visual appearance of
his environment. The progress o( the fabric ind'ustry is
ever-growing due to the efforts of rountless talented
people to provide us with e:iiciting•pos..;i bilities and bet-
ter quality. The future promises to be even more re-
warding than the past.
NEXT WEEK , FABRIC CARE
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Weekender Mi1gii1 ine, Post O ffi ce Box 1875, Newport Beach, Cd!iforni•.
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ZUBIN M!HTA
oc PHILHARMONIC CONCERT
Zubin Mehta will return to Orange County tomorrow. Saturday, F~
ruary 2-4 , to conduct tohe Los Angeles Philharmonic Orl"hestra in Ca mpus
Hall ~ the University of California Irvine.
The roncert. which begins promptly at 8:30 p.m .. is tile fifth in the
Orange County Philharmonic Society's 1967-68 series and will include Sym·
·phony No. 95 in C minor, Ha yd n; Symphony in Three Movements.,Strav:in-
sky, and following intermission, Symphony No. 4 in E minor, Op. 98, Brahms.
The Bombay born Mehta, one o( today's outstanding young ("()oduc--
ton at the age of 31 , was featured on the cover of Time recent1y and in its
article on him Time says, "He betame one of the youngest men, ever to
condu ct bolh t he Berlin and Viel'lna Philhannonic Orche91.ras. He elertrified
lhe Au gust Salzburg Festival wttb stirring performances of Stravir!isky and
Brahfll6. At 2<1. he was named conductor of the Montreal Symphony, and a
yrar later won the same post with the Los Angeles Philharmonic. thus be-
c'Oming not only the youngest ("()nd uctor of a leading U.S. orrllestra but also
lhe only man ever to dirtt1 two major orchestras in North America at
o-nC'e. In fact. he conducted the two groups simultaneously: at Expo 67, he
led lhen1 in a massed performance of Berlioz' Symphonie Fantastique .
"Within less than a decade of finishing his conservatory training,
)-1e-hta "has pushed so far toward the lop of his profession that Philadelphia's
Ormandy can say: 'In Epile of his youth, he has very mueh arrived. 1 con-
sider him the fines! of the young conductors'."
See Guide to Fun. Page 2, for ticket details.
LOS ANG ELES PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA
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it en,..rt1inlnt nifhtly In
the new lob &urM R-.
t1ur1nt In Fnh'-n lsl•IMI.
Newport ... ch. Drop In
·for dlnrMr arMI 1tey on to
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found pluiint the Che1
Cary fMlron•, in Orenge,
ut:h evenlnt during the
cockt•il hou,.. Her piane
•rti1try ind individual
1tylin9 m•kn 1ipping •
double pleature. Betty
~oyce entert1ln1 durint
ttte dinner hours.
T~ Tony Lobo Trio is providing about the motf d•nceable music in t~11 •rea. You'll find hi m pl•ying his 1pecial br•nd of ell-for-you music
n19htly, elllcept Mond•y, •f t he Stuft Shirt RHt•urent in Newport Bffdt.
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Newport BMc:h, every
evening, •xcept Sund•y,
from •bovt 1:30 p.m. He
it bf'• .. ldng rKordt •nd
INllons with his usual
comic style and pl1yint
good mutic. Stop by end
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To clarify ••. md ID!'ftl' an oft-asked
q_uettion. No, Joe Kaacola, owner of Mascola's
Santa Ana, ii NOT assuming ownership of
The Prime Rib, Newport Beach.
A looatime friend of PR owner Mary
Sulherl.in. Macola is merely conducting a teJDl9l atudy of the bistro to stream·
tlon, upgnch the libations and
there, and SO OD.
* For Abe price perusers, lunebeon at Chez
ange, might prove a revelation.
e.x~utive spreads begin for less
than t-.0 areen ones. Among the offerings:
eggs, Benedict; ometet du jour; crab Louie;
avocado, Mariniere; English cut lamb chops
and minute steak, guni.
* Chuck Coury, always one of the "best
followed" bartenders around Orange County,
now behind the plank on the nighttime shift
at his Coury's Restaurant, Costa Mesa. That'•
right •.. not once in a while, but full time.
Good news for the imbibers who remember
Coury's action ... 1nd antia ... at Reuben's
(Tustin), Royal Roman, Santa An.a, The Of·
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BALL ,ET THEATRE IN _LA MA 'RCll 11 .. , -
NEW FOUR·ACT PRODUCTION OF
'SWAN LAKE' W 'ILL IE DANCED
When the American Ballet l'heatre opens its ten-day engagement in
The Musk Center's Pavilion in Los Angeles next Friday nipt, 1be company
of 85 dancers will present the most elaborate production of "Swan Lake ..
ever mounted by an American company.
This new production, complete in !our ICU, WU Jtaged for -the
American Ballet Theatre by David Blair of England's Royal Ballet. It is the
only producti<>n of "Swan Lake" in existence today that . recn.tes the
autbentic 1895 choreography o! Marius Petipa and Lev Ivanov u presente:l
at the Maryinsty Theatre in st. Petersburg by the Imperial Russian Ballt t.
The scenery was designed by Otiver Smith, co-director of the com-pan~h~ the more than 150 costumes were created by Freddy Wittop • IJtt is by Jean Boaenthal
"Nearly three decades passed before we were able le) M.'t upon our
conviction that a well-rounded repertory required the inclUJion o! an ex-
ample of the ballets cruted during the regime of Marius Petipa as choreo-
grapher with the ImpttW Ru.asian Ballet," said Lucia Chue, co-diredor
ancf ooe o! the f ounden of the American Ballet Theatre.
''In our twenty.eighth year we produced our "Swan Lake," she con-
tinued, ''first complete version presented by aft American company in the
United Stat~. The fulfillment oi this dream was made poesibl& through iener<>UJ assistance from many eourteJ.
The staging of the ballet wu made possible through the friendly co-
operation of Sir David Webfter, General Administrator of Britain's Royal
Opera House, and Sir Frederkt Ashton, Director of tbe Royal Ballet, who
on several occasions lent us the services oi David Blair."
A principal dancer with the Royal Ballet, David Blair learned the
Petipt·lvanov choreography M it was recorded in tbe Stepanov notation
brought out of the Soviet Union by Nicolai Sergeiev, a former re~ur
at the Maryinsky Theatre. For his own version, Bfa.ir has re~ or created
several passages of cboreogr-aphy: the Peasant and G<Yblet Damees in Act
I, the Neapolitan and Spanish Dances in Act m, and the storm scer.e
Act IV. .) ·
What is so specW about the Petipa·lvanov versloll Of "Swan Lake"?
Tchaikovsky's original soore of the ballet had been mutilated by
choreographers who couldn't accept the composer'• unprecedented sym·
,..._., foldne'• "L• SytphJcles,• I• one of Mven b.llets to be perfor~
.,..... the Amtrlun Ballet ThMtre's pr ... nt1ttons. ~ Include ..,Sw•n
1.11ce,• "Gbelle/' ''L" Nocet," "Etudet," "Concert." ind "At Mklnlfht."
...-a .. N'L.'I' PILOT
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complete "Gl .. IS.," to be performed in the ,wll&en ef the Mwfc CMtw
on March 4 and M•rch JO.
phonic approach to ballet. It was not until the Maryinst:y Thutre wished
to stage a memorial to TclWiowky, following his death in 1893, that "Swaa
Lake" was re-born in the form we know it today. It was decided to present
the aecond act at the memorial performance, and the dloreogr1phy wu
entrusted to Lev Ivan<>v, a ballet master who, for hil day, had an WlUIUal-
ly lllgh regard for t,be importance of music to the b"1el Be was OOID•
pletely attuned to Tcha..i.kovdy'1 music and a.lloRd it to iDlplre bil choreo-
graphy. This musical sensitivity proved. many years later, to be of w:ry
spedat significance to Ameriall Ballet Theater.
One of tM company's founding choreographers and a most forceful
aource of inspiration was ltidlel Fot.ine who· first acquired from IYIDOY
(and from the American dancer, Isidora Duncan) the revolutionary notion
that one shou!d dance the music rather than dance to b music. Ivanol"i
1Uccesa with the second ad, led Petipa to JCbedule a production ol the
eomplete ballet, for which b e would dioreograph the first and third acts
while Ivanov 6'taged the second and fourth. Their produt'ttcla was give.a
its first performance at the Maryi.Dsky Theatre on January 27, 1895.
The American Ballet Theatre followed in another reaped itle patterQ
set by the Maryinsky production by first presenting the second act alone.
This was given its premiere performance at the New Yort State 'Ibeltre
on January 18. 1966. The Ballet, complete in four acts, was fll'6t preseetecl
at the Opera House in Chicago on February 16, 1967.
''Swan Lake" will be given six performances during the company's
engagement in The Music Center, from March 1 through 10.
Other ballets to be presented here include "Giselle;'' "Les Sylb-
pides;" Stravinsky's "Les Noces," choreographed by Jerome Robbins;
"Etud~." choreographed by Harald Lander to the music ol Carl Curny,
arranged by Knudage Riisager; "Concerto," choreographed by Kenneth
Madfillan to the music of Shostakovich's Piano Coocerto No. 2; 111d "At
Midnight," a new ballet by Eliot Feld set to the Rudert aoogs for male voioe
and orchestra by Gustav Mahler.
Guest artists with the company are Erik Bruhn and Carla Pracct.
Principal dancers are Lupe SeITano, Sallie Wilson, Eleanor d'Antuooo,
Cynthia Gregory, Bruce Marks, Gayle YOUDg, Ted Klvltt, Eliot Feld, Royea
Fernandez, Ruth Ann Koesun, Veronika Mlabr and Edwlrcl Veno.
Kenneth Schermerhorn fs music direcror, Jaime Leon and Efraia
Guigui are conductors, Dimitri Romanoff is stage ~ and P..mique
Martinez is ballet master for the company o! 150 dancers lDd mtlliciau.
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A funny thing happenf:d on tbe way to a
lon1 e•ening ou.t one n.iC2Jt last week.
Tbe perkine 1°' at Palisades Restaurant
wn jammed. SO were the spa's three elegant
dining roow. 'lbere wam't a seat available .
at lbe pia:Do bar. ETen the isolated coctt.ail
lounge was enjoying a 1ligbt epiJlover.
Whlch all tame u a happy surprise, be-
caUJe .•. atlbouah unquestionably one of
Orange Count:Ta more posh sip.n·SUJ> salons
•.. this Bact Bay Beautiful har'never really
-made it" since oPf"llnr its doors some eight
months ago.
MJUING POTENTIAL
No great teertt ii btlna: divulged here. • SUH, hmebeon. bu.siness has always been
fOod It the Pll .•• Mt one bad only to wan-
dtr lhn>ulh JU .-~ed pttmises any
night of the -t to rulhe that this wu a
cliint-dJDo dt• DOWlltrw nor livillg up to Ill
· polentlal
Now •.• ln •W ot. the KUvity there on
the penlng .i.rtbed abovo ••. puhaps the
dmag!ll Is almoll OTtt.
U IO, Pll lloctboldon thould direct their
pbQdltJ. to thtte people ••. General Manager
bon Lush and .. tertainer, Dorothy Broil and
Raboa 'l'UruL
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IUFRT $' '5 LUNCHEONS CUISINE
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Orange C•ly's Restaurant and Ellferlainment See• OUT 'N' ABOUT:
•' I t' . ,,.,..If,..,._ Ill the lolt .... &Id aad
bneaboldded an uteuift~ol
Eng!ilh ballads to tbt!r I<*< for tho Whit.
Horse lnn engagement.
• • • By Don W;lton
Luncheon entertalrunent will abo bt Ii ..
.., 1 whirl at !hit Georgt Olaen,Jolul jlydtt-
owned bistro on Fridays. PI1111 are aiao be-
fng ttudied to introduCt live cocktail ~ iD-
tri(um at WHl on 1 near-future d1te.
Davidson Doings
MANY CHANGES
Even in tbe role ol Kitchen King •• ,
before usu.ming In. present managerial poet
... Don Lulb mrtituted numerous favorable
changes at Paliades Restaurant
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He immediately rewrote the menu •• ;
deleting this or that eatree here, introducing
additional boUM 1pecialties there. Prices
were rnised, and although some items on the
present bill of fare still seem c;lightly high to
this out.n-abouter, the rest are more than
fairly tariffed. Above all, the food itself .••
far from being the best obtainable hereabouts
before Lush'• arrival on tbe scene .. , im-
proved immeaaely.
As genttal manager, Lush has dreamed
up even more "you-Will-like differents" at the
PR.
Employe IDltruclional classes are held
Dinner ••• Dancln9 • • • Cocktails
regularly to review and improve customer
service. A cozy, alcove dance floor has been
installed for tripping the you-know-what six
nights a week, Tuesday through Sunday. And
. . • Lush 1igned the Rabon Tarrant Duo to
provide music for same.
EXCITING ENTRY
With Tarrant on drums and handling
most of the vocals while Dorothy Broil 88-s,
this duo shapes up as an exciting new entry
in the Orange County musical overall.
Get to their piano bar ... if you can ..•
to hear 1hese e:itremely pleasing entertainers
tear apart a set consi.rting of "Embraceable
You," "Stormy Weather," "Mac The Knife,"
''Bill Bailey" and on and on and on.
Both of these musicians are pr06 ...
and one listen to Tarrant's Satchmo-like voice
or the fine touch of La Broil on the piano
will quickly convince you of that fact.
All in all ... when you add these new
facets to the Jong-established beauty of the
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It will undoubtedly turn out to be a
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Let's Talk Music
While still in a musical mood after dis-
cuss.i ng the Tarrant Duo, Jet's take a look 1t
!lOme pertinent changes along the aharp and
clef trail f t t
Ted Roe fans wtio have journeyed to
The Caspian, Costa Metia, for more than a
year now to catch ttieir favorite, will hence-
forth find Roe'a Duo performing at Josef's,
Corona del Mar.
Firmly ensconced {again) in the Coast
Highway plushy that is {again) being operated
by Howdy Means, the Roe Duo ca n be seen
and heard six nights a week . Dancing facili·
EVERYONE IN:
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Replacing Roe at The Caspian , • • 1
Phoeni.J:, A,riWDa performer, Patrick Stout,
who&e strong fortes are the piano aad \locals.
Not checked out personally 11 yet, Stout
is llid to be a most talented mimicker of top
name singers.
Supposedly, his toli', top, top, top imila·
t ion is one of Frank Smatra ... and that'•
sbout as "top" as any vocalist can &et.
English Ballads
White Horse Inn, N!wport Beach, also
now offering live entertainment in the pub.
Bob and Marianne ... for ages the head·
lined act at Sid's Blue Beet, Newport Beach
. .. perform Wednesday through Saturday
nights at Will. Starting times: 7:00 p.m. Wed·
nesdays and Thursdays, 8:00 p.m. Fridiys and
Saturdays.
For the unfamiliar, these two are H·
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word that Mart Davicboo aad the Big Solb>d
(7 musicians, two vocalilt) are now rt ng
daily and will be more thu ready tOr thlt
upcoming Matth 15 openinc.
Present Wenl at V.M. Joe Tatar, !mu.._ ian~miC'.
Caspian Costs
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