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vet:. 61 , NO. 49, l SliCTIONS, l2 PA&ES • .....-.ORT BEACH, CALIFORNIA MO~AY, FEBRUARY 26, '1968 TEN CENTS
UP THE LADDER -Newport Beach Fire Chief R.
J. "Jan" Briscoe holds badges for newly promoted
members of his department headed up the ladder,
"both literaUy and figuratively. Get.ting new badges
OAILY 'ILOT ,_ W llcll..C ....
(left to right) are newly promoted Capt. FA Hanlon,
Engineer Art Morton, U:. Cecil Kite and Battalion
Chief Billy Thomas.
Chamber 'Work List'
Newport CofC Backs
City Search for Goals
Newport Harbor Chamber of Com·
merce director• have agreed on their
1968 goall. which include support of
the city's goal.I 1~ projecL
Chamber Pteakknf Leon Meeks sald
today a l~point "program of work''
was unanimous!,-adopte..d by directors
last week.
High on the 11at. he noted. Is a
feasibility study of a civic auditorium
for cultural activities and convention.s.
Chamber officials will also "assist
the city of Newport Beach in every
way possible" in the current municipal
goals and objectives study program.
Meeks said .
Other points in the chamber list
of things to do during the year are:
-Establishment of a "Newport
Beautiful" division of the chamber.
-Formation of a legislative com·
mitt.ee to keep chamber members in-
formed of local, county, state and
federal legi1lation allecting Newport
merchants.
~ around for new chamber
tteadqaintitr1.
-Launch1ng of a public relations
campai1n. "to inlorm non-members
of chamber activlUes and. to en·
courage their cooperation. in taae ac-
complishment of chamber goah!."
-Working for the development of
more public parking lot! in the city,
-Working with the Irvine Company
and governmental agencies In the
development of the Upper Bay.
-PromoUon of a "Try Newport
First" shoppi.ng campaign.
-Establishment of a bus Ine s s
education program ••to better acquaint
local school people with our city's
business firms."
Green Boatmen
Lab Crew Hit by Chemical Reaction
By JA!'ttES McNABB JR.
Of -.0 DlllY Piie! Si.fl
For operators of the onetime fishing
boat out of Davey's Locker landing
in Newport Be.a.ch. it may have been
a routine trip for the Orange County
Marine Floating Laboratory. (Photos,
Story on Page 10).
But for a platoon of Fountain Valley
High School students, Trip No . 66
was the voyage of the "Seasick Crew
of the Fury ll."
The contingent from F o u n ~ a I n
Valley High School's advanced b1olog:y
class. together with a smattering of
chemistry whi z kids, found matter
triumphing over mind on the day-long
educational excursion.
Led by teacher• Leroy A. Savlers
and Terry Bellman , the bright-eyed
5'} and thls bleary-eyed report.er made
the 7 a.m. scramble for "best seals"
or. the naatlng laboratory.
While still safely cruising down
Newport Bay, pmnanent onboa.rd in-
structor. Ronald L. Sehoitger, and
assistant Armando R. V, "Bob" Dan-
tas explained the use of. the scientific
f!quipment.
Then the Fury Il slammed into
the rolling Pacific from the languld
b3y That sbaUered concentr.ion on
academics. The combination of a
sassy sea and empty stomachs ate
sharply Into the ranks of active
biologists.
When the anchor was dropped off
Dana Point, only an undaunted few
was left to proceed to plot the sea
temperature at varying depths, le'st L~ clarity of water and the PH factor
facid·base ratio). determioe the sea's
color and salinity, examine trawled
plankton and fish, Identify ocean biTds
and plot the Fury ll's nautical loca-
tion.
With data collected and recorded
to be forwarded to various govern·
ment and education agencies. th e
green-gilled crew joyfully embarked
for borne.
Prof. Schn.itger's advice to future
biological mariners: "To avoid being
wiped out. don't be psyched out and
be sure to eat a good breakfast
beforehand."
NEW YORK (AP) -The stock
market closed w1h a loss today in
fairly acUve trading. (See quotations.
Page.' ~11).
Four Newport
Firemen Get
Promotions
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Four Newport Beach firemen cllllb-
ed another rung up the ladder ~
when Fire Ch.lei R. J. "Jan" Bri
announced their promotions. .
They were prMented their Wcea 1
of higher rtnt tta;.a llKln!inc • ·l'k•
O.,,u--no-i(ioil ~ motiol)I an the r:esuJt of recenUy
concluded promotional exam1, the
chief said,
'J'be four were Identified BIS c.aptaln
, B. If. Thomas, promoted to battaJlon
ch.leJ: Lt. Edward Hanlon, boosted
up to fire captain : Engineer C.ecil
Kight, promoted to fire lieutenant,
and Fireman Art Morton, moved up
to fire engineer.
Thomas in his new position will
serve as the department's training
officer, and also relieve two regular
b<.ttalion ctliefs on their days olf.
He joined the department July 1,
1953. and is a graduate ol the fire
basic training course given by the
Los Angeles Fi.re Department.
The chief recently received hi s
teaching credentials and is a part·time
instructor al Santa Ana College. He
is also enrolled as a student working
(See FIREMEN, Pa(t %)
Mesa Salesman
Held in Phone
Strangle Threat
Costa Mesa salesrnc.ri Ronald E.
Tyler was free on $4,375 bail today
pending hi.a anaignment Friday on
charges of threatening to strangle a
woman in telephone cooversations.
Newport Beach police said today
that Tyler's arrest late last wcf'k
cli maxed more than one year of e~·
tensive investigation.
Oet. Sgt. Kenneth Thompson said
the 29-year-old me~t com pa n .v
employe was linked to the casr
through the cooperative efforts of thr
Pacific Telephone Co. and the alleged
victim.
Attempts to trace the calls early
in 1967 proved futile. The telephone
threats were halted for several
months, thtn began again within th r
past month, police said.
Tyler was identified as a tall. 2flfl·
pounder who Uves with his .,~life al
2596 Fairway Drive. Costa Me~a.
Police Probed After Raid
Fedtra1 (l/llcers said they were
makln& an undercover buy ol '3,000
worth ol ha.thlsb when drug aelle:rs
fled with the hasblsb and the money.
Federal spoUsmen said Jbe7 wen
theft attacked by an ''im...t Of ·hip-
pies".
Woodland Drlve resldenta maintain
that tbeJ ,-ere attacted by the federal
agents and bfften lnditcrlmlnatety.
Foar men W9l"f arrested 09\charfU
of assaultihl fed~al officen.
department would not investi,t. 1te
federal acUvtUes during the hassle
since It Ls outside the department's
jurisdiction.
-Mfffil)ifi Of the Human Rlghll
Couocll, whtcb have also pushed for
an blvestlpUon of the Dec. 1 South Lapna ht« Amaranthus slaying,
are clrculat1ng a c;lrcular about the
Wood1aad Drtve tracu.
No Oil Sanctuary?
Bill Would Permit Rigs; NB Protests
By JEROl\1E F. COLLINS or ..,. 0.111 Plitt 1r.1t
A delegation of alarmed Orange
Co.ast officlals headed for Sacramento
tod~y to lodge a last-minute protest
•Bainst legislation that could open up
the south county coastline to offshore
oil drilling.
Object of local concern is Assembly
Bill 142, hearings on which were to
begin 'this afternoon.
The measure, prop ose d by
Assemblyman Lester A. McMiiian (D·
Los Angel.is), would wipe out state
controls on the extraction of oil fr om
tidelands between Newport Beach
and the Mexican border.
Newport Beach, Laguna Beach and
Orange County government
authorities did not find out about the
pending legislation until lc:.te Friday.
Severa.I hurried conferences were
held throughout the \l.'eekend to line
up representatives for appearances
Trapped at Khe
before the Assembly's Public Utilities
Commiltee , headed by McMillan.
Newport Mayor Paul J. Gruber said
a continuation of the committee bear-
ings would be sought "at the very
least."
Members of the delegation fin.ally
decided upon include Orange County
Harbor District Director Kenneth
Sampson, Newport Vice Mayor
Doreen Marshall, County Legislative
!See OIL BILL, Page Z)
Sanl1
Reds Ambush Marines
SAIGON (AP) -North Vietnamese
troops ambushed and overwhelmed
a U. S. Marine platoon 800 yards
outside the barbed wire of the Kbe
Sanh combat base today. A second
platoon o( about 45 meo sent to help
also suffered casualties.
The lighting was so intense the Ma·
rines were unable to recover their
dead.
Several Marine officers said they
believe the North Vietnamese· now
are in position and set to launch
a large-scale ground a~ck on Khe
Sanh with up to 40,cm men.
AP correspondent John T. Wheeler
reported from the base in the
northwestern corner of the country
that Marine jet dive bombers dropped
bombs and napalm on the Communists
in efforts to cover the Marines trying
to get back into the base.
The leathernecks inside the base
gave the survivors cover with tank
guns. recoilless rifles and machine
guns.
Marine casualties were not an.
nounced under new security regula·
tions that went Into effect today. But
they obviously were heavy.
3-CAR PILEUP SCENE -Tow trucks back·to-back prepare to haul
away cars involved in early morning crash on \Vest Coast Highway
at 6161 Street in Newport Beach. Pileup occurred Sunday morning
when area was shrouded in heavy fog.
Fog Proves Wet Blanket ·
For Newport Beachgoers
An estimated 20.IXXI people sat ln
the fog in Newport Beach Sunday.
fUUlely pleading and cajoling with lhe
sun to bless their day at the beach
with a few rays of warmth.
"It wa.s foggy all day long. but
there was a good crowd." reported
Newport Ufeguard5. "A lot of people
apparently came down because the
weather was preUy nice jus! a mile
or so inland."
The heavy mist also lhrew a wrl
bla.ntet 0r1 the planned activities of
boatamen. Those who v en 1 u re d
offshore managed to keep the U. S.
Coalt Guard's 11th District crewm<'n
busy with reports of losl or overdue
boat..
"We had 32 cases reported for the
weekend," • 1 JaSt Guardsman said.
'"that's the heaviest we 've had all
winter." He 11.id all boats were ac·
counted for by Sunday evening.
Ulepards said Satu rda y's
btacbpers, blessed with b e t t e r
weal.her, totaled 25,000. Five fif'!lt aid t:..U. wert loga:ed. One losl child was
ttuod. Sunday's operation• lncluded
OOI rtlCUt and 14 first aid calls.
Sunday morning with minor Injuries
after one of them crossed over lhe
double white line on West Coast
lf ighway at 6lst Street and struck
the other.
A third car piled into the pair of
autos after they had collided , police
said. The driver sustained culs and
bruises.
Hospitalized were Samuel Stanford.
~. of Pasadf!na. and Barbara Ann
Murray, 21. of ·14074 Rondeau,
Westminster. nriver of the third car was John
rr. 28. ol West Hollywood.
Aside from that one it was ju~t
ot of minor non·lriiury accldentll
in the fog." concludec. Officer J ohn
Andrews of the traffic division.
'Tired Policies'
Charged by Nixon
BERLIN, N.H.,(UPJl-Richard M.
Nixon say1 the country hu at tll helm
a Ured admlnlsb ~uon with tired pol-
icies.
The patrol. sent out to gather In·
telligence. was hit 800 yards beyond
the outer wire. Se1Jor Marine officers
said the young lieutenant leading the
platoon went beyond the di stance set
for him.
A survivor said the patrol's point
man spotted two North Vietnamese
soldiers and the platoon gave chase.
The two enemy soldiers lured the
Marines into the ambush, a nd "a
whole bunch were killed in Ute very·
beginning," the survivor said.
The enemy bombardment of Kbe
(See VIFl'NAM, Pa1e %)
Balboa Man
.,'21..r. Jlur:ped
In Gas Blast
' Balboa PenimUla resident Louis
Arrigoni was reported in serious con-
dition today at Orange County Med-
jcal Center after suffering serious
burns on his face and hands Saturday
in a gas explosion.
The 24-year-old salesman was found
by a neighbor early Saturday morn-
ing on a balcony of his apartment at
1220 W. Balboa Blvd., according to
police reports.
The victim apparenUy was blown
there after gas flowing from a stove
and heater was ignited. possibly by
an appliance pilot light. police said.
Arrigonl was treated at Hoag Me·
morial Hospital, then transferred to
the county hospital.
A spokesman said he sustained
third deiree burns on the hands. sec·
ond or third degree on his face. and
less serious bums elsewhere on his
head.
S2 Wage Minimum
Pushed by AFl,.CIO
l't.IAP.11 BEACH {AP) -The AFL·
CIO said today the new federal
minimum wage of 11.60 per hour is
not enough for a worker to support
a family and pressed Congre~ anew
to enact a 12 minimum.
"The AFL-CJO's objective of a S2
minimum wage can no longer be
regariled as a long-range goal. It must
be reached as soon M poJsible" said
the ex:ecutive council of the 14 million
member labor federation.
Orange~ .. ,
We•tber
Forecaster Emil Kurtz is pull·
ing the shade down tomorrow
too. with night and morning low
clouds and onl y partly sunny
afternoo n weather with a high
of 64 degrees.
INSIDE TODA. V
for th.e first tim e in hUtorJI.
th.e Midwln~r Regatta toru cut
s'tort Sundau when swirling fog
blanketed up eooJt harbors so
thicklJ,1 crews of boall C{) 1ut,..,.
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Lagun1 pollce wOQld be U"eated u
a punonnel maltlt. He 1ald hi•
Chief Labrow Wd Sgt. Fran;. Dillon
a..d t>ltective Gene Brooks hsve betn
auignedti Investigate the woodland
Orlve situaUon.
Police :..'\kl that a predictable num· bet d "fender bendtr" accidents
OCCUJTtd In the. fog.
Two dtfvtr1 ~ hOlf'italittd at
• Hoec Me m o r I a I H01pita1 early
The charge was p&rt of hi' general
theme that '1t'1 time for new lead·
ersh1p In America,·· 1n a speech here
Sunday night that closed out a thret·
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Medi-Cal Costs Drop
Reagan Aide Sees Cost at $71 Million Les1 .
SACRAMENTO I AP 1 -r, n v .
Reagan's Medi-Cal chief t o I d
leaislators today the state's program ot health care for the poor will cost m million le11 during the next ill~cal
year than has been budgeted.
Carel Mulder. chief of the Office
or Health Care Services. sald Medi.Cal
coet.s have not been increasing as
ra ucb as ex pect.ed.
Mulder also presented c n s l
estimates for the current ye~r''
operation of the program or free
health services for some I 5 m1U1on
eligible weUare rec1p1ent~ and the
m~cally indigent. n. latnt eetimate for 1967-& for
Fro• P .. e 1
VIETNAM •...
Sanh also continued without letup. and
several hundred rounds dropped into
the besieged area today. Reportin11t
of the exact number also was barred
by the new security regulations.
Air activity around Khe Sanh ac·
celerated as the monsoon weather
lilted slightly. For the first time in
a week U. S. fighter-bombers were
able to ny strikes close to the base
~rlmeter.
The giant B52 bombers also pou.:ded
suspected enemy gun possitions and
troop concentrations within three
miles of Khe Sanh.
Eight Marines were ki lled and wou1.1-
• ded over the weekend by the enemy
shelUng of Khe Sanh and a brief
firefight involving a smalJ Marine
patrol south of the combat base. An
American helicopter was $hol down
'Sunday. but the crew escaped lo safe·
ty.
Communist gunners a.l!o blasted
Marine strong points along the eastern
section of the demilitarized zone with
more than ~ rounds of artillery,
rockets and mortars Sunday. The bulk
of them landed on Con Thlen. but
there was no immediate report of
casualties.
Over North Vietnam. meanwhilt>,
U.S. bombers foUawed up their first
raid ol the war on Hanoi's Red River
docks wkh their closest raid lo the
cenler of Haiphong in nearly two
months Sunday.
U.S. Marines began leaviJlg the
northern section of Hue today, moving
in a long green column through the
silent business district of the city
they saved Crom the Nortb Viet·
namese. The end of the 26-day liege
wm free the leathernec\s for action
against the growing threat along the
DMZ. •
As they did, U.S. m I I I t a r y
authorities announced they were im·
posJng stricter cemorship ~gulations
on detalll of actiona around such fixed
bases as Khe Sanh. The censorship
on casuaJUes. damages and other
detalJs was Invoked to deny Com-
munists military information. a
spokesman said.
But the most spectacular battle
came near the Tan Son Nhut airfield
when the Vietnamese paratroopers us-
e~ the big dogs against the small
Viet Cong who have a traditional fear
of them.
FIREMEN ...
toward a degree with a hre science
major.
Capt. Hanlon joined the department
Jan. 9, 1961. He was assigned to
the aerial ladder truck and com·
m anded that unit unti I his a<I •
vancement today.
Fire Lt. Kight joined the department
May 1. 1961. In his new position he
will command the truck company on
the B Shift at Headquarters Station.
Fire Engineer Morton joined the
department July 6. 1964. Jn bls new
assignment he will work at the Balboa
Station.
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t ~ total procram, inc.ludiaC f ede.ral
fu nd11. is $691.1 milllon comprsed with
a Dec. 14 estimate or '123 9 million,
Mulder said.
This would mean an additional sav-
ings in state luncss alone of between
116 million and $17 million Mulder
said.
Reagan proposed cul& in Medi-Cal
services to save an estimated $66
million during tlte fiscal year be$tin·
nm~ J uly I to keep costs within thP
state's ability It pa~ lor the pro;::ram
But that might not be neces~arv
in "lew of the new Pst1mates said
Assemblyman John G. Veneman 1 R·
Modesto), cha1rman of the spect&I
Joint Jeflllltl9• ~ •• 1 c b heard gulder•a teatlmony.
The admlailtraUIW\ could mal.oc.a.iD
the program witbouf any subitantial
cuta U it would cany tbit 1erl's
sc.vlngs over and put the money into
the 1968-09 budget, Ve11emu said.
Mulder also said c u r r e D t m.
vestlgatiOfl of fraud In the Medi.Cal
p:·ogram could cut costs even more.
"We can almost carry out the pro-
~;;im wif.llout any modifications.••
Vf'neman said.
Tlfe comm1ttee also heard a report
nn estimated Medi-CaJ costs from tbe
Angus L. Crawford of the Su Fran·
CISCO hrm of fiscal spedaHstl hired
by the committee.
NeWport Man 'A dopts'
Peruvian Youth, 13
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HOME IS 3-ROOM HUT
Joee Lara In Peru
Luau to Oimax
Winter Festival
In Laguna Beach
Crowds swarmed to the Winter
Festival art show, Flea Market and
Craftsmen's Fair thls weekend In
Laguna Beach.
Vet"Dff Beck. Festival of Arts
manager ror many years and cur-
rently a board member. expressed
amazement at the size of the crowd~
and cars parked far out into the
canyon. agreeing It wa s the largest
daytime crush he had seen.
Orspite fog which roUed into town
Sunday afternoon. people kept a con-
stant stream of movement \n and out
· of the area.
Before Flea Market tabks wrri-
cleared. requests ror space next year
were being made. Although no sal.'!1
figure s for the 19 Flea Market
participants are avallablt> Wintrr
Festival officials expect the total 10
double last vear's fl JOO.
The AU·La~una Art Exh1b1t com-
prised 180 palnlmqs. Judges Ro~rr
Armi1trong. Rerb Grii1wold and Ptl('r
Hamlett picked Bob Laney's ~intJng
for the first prize of $50.
Second place winner F r a n k
Tauriello received a S50 gift cerUf1cale
and Kathleen Cee. in third place .
won a 125 gift certificate
Three honorable mentioru went lo
Hal Akins, Margie Ral~ and Robert
Mccarron ln the show arranged by
Ken Knutson.
Sweepstakes winner of the and
casting wu 13-year-old Willy Erving.
of Thurston Intermediate School "Ith
his abs.ract form of "Interchange."
Other winner~ am<'flg the 100
pnrt1clpal'IU were:
Fourth throu~ 6l 1trndr~: Shltll'v
Rhnoimek. Diana .John"<'n and .nil
,..Mier: 7th afl<1 8tll grado. Anne
1 ·~o. Cindy Ctoble and JCartn
Kuwal&ky; and high achool •nnMn .
Byran Cbomialt. Rick Han and Owen
Neal.
8ob Forquearan. rld.1.nJ • bone
IMned hbn the nlibt before tlle
amllhana. was ~ again w1Mtr
O( tht Hnual beach event. •
In acttptmg hb 1weepttakes award. 'F'orq~aran thanked AJ Ttahant.
~t of UM> Elslnon Valley Hori"
noh fof JMng him h11 hont, ' F1ery
Ftlhttt" to rtdt ln the event.
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l\iewport Beach resident Robert H.
Crockford. 488 62nd St., bas adopted
a 13-year-old Peruvian boy. Jose Lara.
But the fost er parent and child pro·
bably will never see each other.
Crockford has financially adopted
.Jo~e throui;:h Foster Parents' Plan.
Inc. 352 Park Ave., South. New York.
Thr?ugh his aid Jose will receive
a S15 a month contribution which
will provide for his education. new
clothing. blankets and household
goods , medical care and family
guidance and counseling from a staff
of trained local case workers.
Jose's six-member family lives in
Oiimbote in a three-room hut on S31
a month. Jose's father left several
mor:ths ago to find work and has
not been heard from since.
Because of Crockford's adoption or
.T06e. he will have the opportunity
to ~et the job his lather could neve'r
find .
$3,600 in Cash,
Jewelry Stolen
From Bar Owner
Two IMn Lay in wait for a
Wesbninster bar owner early Slll>dat
and robbed him of about Sl.900 1n
cash and jewelry valued at Sl.700.
Ernest A. Matthews. 50. of 9731
Acacia St .. Garden Grove. told police
that he ~tered his apartment abotlt
3 a.m. alter closing the Chatterbox
bar. 7000 Garden Grove Blvd .. West-
minster.
He said be was met by two men
armed with rifles or pistols. He oold
police ~ could not be certain of
the weapons because tile apartment
was dark.·
His assaUants ordered him 10 lie
down and tied him with surgical tape
and rope. They took Matthewi:' cash
and jewelry and fled.
Tht bar owner man.tgt'd In kick
on l'he door aod aroused other tenants
of the apartmeot bouse who called
pob<:e.
Bands to Battle
At Mesa High
Mu Eta Chapter of Delta ThC'ta
Tau. national philanthropic sorority,
will sponsor a .Battle of the Bands
a t Cost.a Mesa High School Girls Gym·
from 8-12 p.m.. oo March 8. with
proceeds to go to the Epilepsy S()('1ety.
Seven bands from the Orange Coast
area will compete few awards donated
by Coast Music In Costa Mesa.
·The bands ~ the Prophets. Deep
Rlue. ttle Solicitors. Organization.
Aquamaltc Spectrum . the 25th llour
1'nd Lovin' Bunch. Larry Hoffman.
local diac Jockey. wm act as master
of ceremonies.
Judges will be Dick Sadar. Robert
Harke. and Ed Grell Jr.. of Costa
Mesa. Donation is 11 and capacity
Is limited .
Two Fru trated
Gunmen Sought
CU.:VEl.AND (UPI) -Police today
11oulbt two frustrated gunmen who hi·
Jacked a llrinks armn~ car contain·
1nir S300,UOO Saturday night but ap·
parenUy wound up empty-handed.
Josepb Novtsl. driver or t.bt armor-
td car, was aurprlsed by two hooded
gunmen ln a supcnJ'larket parkln~ rot. Tbe bandita forctd him at JUOpolnt
lo drt~• to the city's ust 1tdt •here the.7 haodcuffed b.im and abandoned
the vtblcle. All east aide reaideGt became sus.
pkioua of a "1tn.nce0 car at a 1anie near hit home and called police. om.
cen found a aact lft OW carace coo-
taJnlnl l'-5.000. A abort ti1-lateT
they found the armOttd car and
Nnv I Ht WM unharmed. Pol~
round anothu S148.fm tn the armorfd
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lined in whlte) marb spot on Bay A....a in CGltl
Mesa were Maura Maraot Crilly, 4, wu ltnlct down
when she allegedly darted into It.Net between Or·
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Joym Mildred Prinde. 18, driver of ear, atm lttting
in driver's .eat at teene of accident wbicb OCCUJ'ftd
at S p.m. Saturday.
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OIL BILL OPPOSED. • •
Counsel Ted Cralg and Victor C.
Andrews of Lapna. Andrews is preal·
dent of tbe Coastal Area Protective
League <CAPL).
Mrs. T. Duncan Stewart. a Newport
resident and a member of the CAPL,
was al.so in tbe delegation.
Sampson slUd the McMillan legiala·
lion appears lo repeal portions ol
the Shell Cunningham Act.
The Shell Cunningham Act was
adopted in 1956 largely through the
efforts of the CAPL. It prohibits oil
drilling south of the Santa Ana River
jetty. but allows it elsewhere a!Ollg
the California coastline, under the
close cootrol of the State Lands Com·
mission.
The McMillan bill would abolish the
''oil sanctuary" between Newport and
the Mexican border. Mayor Gruber
said. It would do so by leE:Wing to
local agencies ~si<llls on whether
<frilling should be permitted.
Gruber joined Mrs. Marshall and
the CAPL's Andrews in sharply.
criticizing the McMillan measure. Said
the Newport Mayor.
"Ttus would remove the screening
mechanism that now gives us pro-
tection aga.inst ruthless exploitation
by foil) Interests that are long on
record as being more concerned about
monetary gain than about pre1erving
natural resources."
CITY ALARMED ..
''We're alarmed. all right." said
Mrs. Marshall. "And the more we're
alarmed the better."
The Newport vlce mayor noted that
a similar bill had been vapped lnto
the legislative hopper by McMillan
about a year ago. "But t h e
circumstances were entirely diffCTent
then," she said.
The 1967 measure died in com·
mittee. principally as a result of the
opposition of Assesmblyman Robert
Badham (R·Newportl. Badham a year
ago was chairman of the committee.
He recently losl his <;)lalrmanship to
McMillan. •ho ia one of tbe com·
mtu.ee's Democratic majority. Mrs.
Manb&ll said she fears that party
partiaanlbip could result in the bill
receiving a "do p a s s • ' recom-
mendation from the committee.
Harbor District Director Sampson
wu first to bear about the new bill.
He wu advi!ed by letter Friday from
a Sacram~o associate and promptly
notified local municipal authorities
and Filth District Supenisor Alton
E . Allen.
Allen instructed legislative counsel
Craig to tell state legislators of the
county's •·unalterable opposition'' to
the measure. as written.
INTRUSION FIGHT
Andrews. Jong eAgaged .n the fight
against the intrusion of oiJ rigs along
the county coastline. t e r m e d
McMillan's bill "audacious."
"We're determined to preserve for
our children and our children's
children tbe right to enjoy God's gift
-an oil-free shoreline." Andrews
declared.
"JUll go up to Ventura County and
take a look at the way they've wreck-
ed the coastline tbere. It's un-
believable. We don't want that to hap-
pea here."
He said that should drilling be
permitted. there is "oo way .o
guarantee that the oU won't blow
up under the ocean, blackening our
waters. no matter wbat they tell you."
McMillan's biR has the endorsement
oC Los Angeles city governme"nt. rt
was reportedly i111pired by Los Ange·
Les effort! to get oil revenue from its
own tidelands. which are now subject
to State Landa Commission authority.
"We don't care what they do lit
Los Angeles," saJd Newport Maydr
Gruber. "But we don't want any drill·
ing here."
More Viet Troops
LBJ's Decision?
A 4-year-old Costa Mesa girl was
i11 critical condition at Hoag Memorial
Hosptit.al today afte' being struck by
a car near her home Saturday even-
ing.
The gtrl was struck by a car driven
by .Joyce Mi ldred Princie. 16. of 219
Prh.ceton Drive. when she apparently
was unable to stop. The youngster
was taken to Hoag for treatment of
rxtcnslve head injuries and remained
there today in the hospital's intt?nsive
care ward
Costa Mesa police said t n e
youngster. Maura Marget Crilly,
d0iughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Crilly
of 184 E . Bay St.. was playing near
the corner or Bay and Orange Avenue
with two other children when they
darted into the street.
Three Injured
As Four Autos
Collide in Mesa
Three persons were injured Md four
autos damaged Saturday morning in
a rear-end collision on Harbor
Boulevard near the San Di ego
Freeway in Costa Mesa.
Police said l:he accident occurred
shortly before noon when a car driven
by Dave M. Holland, 31. of 229 Tulane
Road struck the rear of an auto
operated by Dennis W. Fair. 24. of
Fullerton. whi ch was stopped for traf·
fie
The impact forced the Fair vehicle
Corona Tot Killed AUSTIN. Tex. IUPll -President into a car driven by Frederick M. .Johnaon. returoing to Washington this Gentile. 29, oC !0182 Valley Forge
week, faca 1111 almost certain Drive. Huntin~n Beach. Gentile·~ By Brother, Age ;3 dtcision: to lift the 525,000 AmericC>'n car in turn struck that of another
troop ceitiAc foe the Vietnam war. Huntngton Beach motorist, Ronald V.
CORONA (UPtl -One·yew-<>ld The chief executive was expected Christensen, 29, oC 17422 Waal Circle.
Theodore Hurst was fatally shot late to coaler promptly witb Ge.n. Earle Holland and his wife. Cathy. 29.
Saturday by bis 3-year-old brotber G. Wheeler. chairman or the joint were taken to Hoeg Memorial H05J)itaJ
when the older youngster found a chiefs of staff, immediately on his for trutment of Mad and neck in·
loaded revolver in their parents return lo Wuhington, perbape today, juries. Also treated at Roag was Nan·
bedroom. Officers said the boy shot on the si&e oi the military force n~-cy Lee Dinger. 19, of 2521 Fairway
Theodore in the back While playing ed to fend off the new communist Drive. a passengCT in tM Fair auto,
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New Division Set Up
By McDonnell Douglas
Establishment of a Sentinel-Spartan
Programs subdivision by the Douglas
Missile and Space Systems Division
<MSSD) of the McDonnell Douglas
Corporation was aMounced in Hun·
tington Beach today.
Appointment Of T. W. Stephens as
MSSD vice president, a s s I s t a n t
general manager • Sentlnal · Spartan
Program to head the subdivision also
was announced by Charles Able, group
vice president-Missile and Space
Systems.
The Spartan Missile with nuclear
warhead is capable of . intercepting
objects at relat.:ve long range. It is
ooe of two missiles that will be
employed in the Communist Chinese·
oriented anti-mlssile system, ac-
cording to Able.
~ abort.er range Sprint Is the other
.,,1ssUe compoMDts in the system
complementing the long range Spartan
capability.
Able said responsibilities of the sub-
division indude determining of tasks
to be performed, establishing of
budgets and schedules and providing
:-n-ogram direction to subcontractors.
The Sentinel-Spartan programs·sub-
division will also perform all MSSD
deployment planning and will ad-
minister all MSSD deployment ac·
tivities related to the program, Able
said.
Stephens, a 24-year veteran with
the company, has held many top posi·
tions including a three-year period
as director Of the Nike-Zeus program.
Much of the technology Of the Spartan
missile is based on the Nike Zeus.
Stephens joined Douglas in 1941.
He served with the U.S. Navy as
a rocket training officer from 1944-46,
rejoining Douglas in 1946 .
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Molldi1, Ftbru.wy 26. 1968 DAILY PlLbT 3
begislature Eyes Pornography
Election Year Test Due on A ntismut Law
SAC&AMBNTO (AP) -in. only •dpcnosr:!f bill tlNlt bill CODle
nur ••• tit NV• ,... went w.. callforala .. ~ ... to-
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ftiO ~UllDO.Y bu ~-aucb
JDMllUrtl.
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Uan·rew t9lt to determlne wbed'ler
the lawmakers wW adopt a tough
MW antilmut law, the leas rutrictive
OM propoeed today -OI' &fl1 Ill all.
Asaemblymaa Joha T. XDCllX in·
troduced the bill as the ~e
returned from a three-day weekend.
1be Knox bill ctika tNm mo&t
Pair Injured
As Motorboat
Tossed in Sea
Two persons were Injured Sunday
when a 17-foot outboard motorboat
overturned 1n rough waves at Sunset
Beach.
Arthur D. Hollis, 48, of Seal Beach,
was treated for leg injuries at Hunt-
ington Intercommunity Hospital. H.lJ
right leg was gashed by the boat's
propellor when it turned over as it
hit the beach.
Mrs. Ellen M. Rogers, 41, of Manhat-
tan Beach. owner of the boat, com·
plained of back if!juries but refused
medical attention, sheriff's deputies
reported. Huntington Beach lifeguard
Win Condict gave first aid to both.
Mrs. Rogers told officers they had
planned to go ocean fishing and had
just cleared the Long Beach Marina
jetty when they were caught in heavy
fog and rough surf.
They tried to turn back to the harbor
but were pushed onto the beach by the
breakers. The boat capsized when it
hit the shoreline.
McCarthy Blasts
Administration
NASHUA, N.H. (UPI) -Sen. Eu·
gene J. McCarthy (D-Minn.) charges
the Johnson Administration bas had
five years of "decay and near de-
spair," alter inheriting a booming
economy. ·
McCarthy, hitting hard In his bid
to unseat President Johnson In the
New Hampshire Presidential Primary
March 12, said Sunday the campaign
"ls one of leadership and direction
of the nation."
antismut bills by confining ft.a policing
efforts to children under 18, and by
making illegal tbe way in which cer-
tain matter is dlstribu.ted, instead of
making the material ltseU illegal,
Recent U.S. Supreme COurt rulings
show a reluctance to judge matter
as totally obscene, but a willlngness ,
to curtail it by barring the way it
is Offered -called "pandering."
At present, the state law -un·
changed since 1961 -says material
is not obscene unless it is "utterly
without· redeeming soc i a 1 im·
portance. ••
Knox proposes to keep this toudl-on-
prosecution law for adult.a, but would
~ authorities move against ob-
jectionable material offered those
under 18 even if It has "slight"
redeeming social importance.
The measure makes lt illegal to
pander such items, especially around
a school. Penalties are tough -a
fine ol up to $2,500 and &ix months
in jaU for the first offense, and a
fine of up to $10,000 and five years
in prison for repeated offenses.
The Richmond Democrat added,
"The bill does get alter t b e
unscrupulous charactef' trying to
make a fast buck by selling indecent
material to children."
In recent years, Knox and his
Democratic colleagues on the com·
mlttee have turned down repeated
attempts by Reyubllcans ~ tone down
the current law and make it easier
to prosecute smut peddlers. Reagan's
bills are expected to run into the
same blockade this year.
However, Knox's bill presumably
will win Assembly passage il -the
Republicans vote ror it, as tbey did
in 1967. That would then put the mat·
tt:r into the hands of the Senate com•
mlttei! again, and it might well decide
some antismut legislation in an elec·
tion year is better than none at all.
Bouse Bit. Marine Killed;
Southland Plane Crashes Struck by Car
Bring Death to Nine On Freeway
By The Auoclated Pre11
Nine persons were dead today in
three separate light plane crashes in
Californla, including ooe that killed
two men and two women at Carlsbad,
near the Palomar Airport.
In residential Redondo Beach, a
small Beechcraft Bonanza flying low
in dense fog Sunday sliced a power
pole and crashed into a home. The
three persons aboard were killed.
A 14-year-old baby sitter and four
children inside the house escaped in·
jury despite a fire. The house was
badly damaged.
At Victorville. a glider plane piloted
by Lee E. Lytton, 'Zl, of Lancaster
plunged an estimated 3,000 feet to
the ground after a wing snapped oU.
Lytton and his brother, James, 25,
of San Antonio, Tex., were killed.
The Carlsbad victims wer e iden-
tified as the pilot, Clyde E. Bradley,
56, and his wife, Adelia, 55; and Rex
B. Miles, 50, and his wife, Juanita
May, 44, all or Bellflower.
The two couples had visited the
Lake San Marcos region and were
headed for home when the plane
crashed just after takeoff.
The victims of the Redondo Beach
crash were Glenn Allen McHenry, 36,
of Hawthorne, his wife and teen-aged
daughter, police said. The pilot of
another plane said McHenry had
radioed minutes earlier that his plane
was losing power at 1,300 feet.
Cheryl Gellenbeck, the baby sitter
at the home of Redondo policeman
Richard Cott.er, was credited by
authorities with saving the Uves of
four children at the home. When the
plane smashed int.> a wall of the
house, she rushed the children outside.
Cheryl's father, Ralph Gellenbeck,
49, ran to the front yard Of the home
and pulled the pilot from the naming
airplane. McHenry died en route to
a hospital, police said.
Another neighbor, Nathan B. Hart,
'Zl, burned his hand in an unsuccessful
attempt to remove the passengers
from the plane.
Police said the plane apparently
took off from Mammoth enroute
to Torrance.
In the Victorville tragedy, witnesses
told deputies the r ight wing snapped
on the glider, causing the craft to
dive vertically into a dry lake bed,
21h miles from El Mirage airport.
Wreckage was strewn over several
hundred feel
A Camp Pandleton Marine was kill·
ed instantly early th!! morning when
struck by a car on the San Diego
Freeway in the Capistrano Beacll
a rea.
Cpl. Robert J. Hannigan, 21, or
Brooklyn, N.Y., who was on foot, was
1961 County Traffic 1111
2S Death Toll Z4
hit by a car driven by Sarah Deuter-
man, 28, of San Diego.
She told ·California Highway Patrol
officers that tt was very foggy and
that she did not see the Marine in
time to avoid hitting him. CHP of·
ficers said Hannigan was apparently
standing on the freeway as· there ls
no shoulder to the roadway in that
area because of construction work.
Marine Beaten, Robbed in Beach
A Camp Pentleton Marine was
beaten and robbed early Sunday morn-
ing near the intersection of Main
Street and Beach Boulevard in Hun·
t:ingtoo Beach, police reported today.
The vk:tim, Paul Johnson, 17, told
police that be was walkine eo\dh at
the corner of ltuotington street and
Main when a late model station wagon
pulled up. tbe two occupant. u.lcing.
''Do you want a r ide?"
Johnson said that wben be declined,
the two jumped out and attacked him.
He asserted that bis assailants took
$11 from his wallet, SC!'ambled back
into tM car and fled north on Main.
From h license number, police
identified the station wagon as a vehi·
cle stolen from We&tminster on Feb.
24.
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Ten-yHl'-Old Tent s.wyer of
Truro, Masi., proved hiroaeU worthy
of hia 111me. JUlt when eferyo~e
waa coimnced that 'l'>m and his
friend, lrneet T_.., alto 10, bad
drowned i.n Profincetown Harbor.
the two boya turned up ate. Coast
Gard police and firemen were
called' oat what the boys faUed to
return borne. Aut}loriti.es beli~v~d
they bad bad an aecident while
rowtnc a akiff to a mbin1 boat
owned by Tolb's f atheT. But Tom
and bis friend told police they spent
the ni.fbt in a lback on the Cape
Cod llnd d1ID& 1b1J w•e cold
but unharmed. •
Mardi Gras
Climax Set
For Tuesday
NEW ORLltANS ( lJPI) -Mardi
Gras fun IMbr• -at le..t thOM '
wt.o recover front the weekend
warnwp -today were Promised
clear, mild weather for tbe climax
of the 10-day carnival seuoo.
Kin& Proteua cOllducta a "Mother
Goose Tea Party" wttb a »float
pcade tootgbt, ftnal prelude to
Tuesday's Mardi Gras blast.
The weathe-r forec11l, for clear
sides and 60-degree ~mperatures. was
all needed t.o bolster predictions that
the ··rat Tuesday" celebration would
be the, biggest qi the city's 25(}.yeaI
lustory.
Crowds at the nine weekend parades
and in the Frencn Quarter acted u
thouib Mardi Gras already bad ar·
rived. Police sakl the Zeua parade
crowd Sunday night was at least twice
as large as last year .
Carnival revelers were still singing
and drinkinl on Bourbon Street when
street cleaners attacked the moun·
tains of beer coos and trash in the
f''rencn Quarter at 5 a.m. today.
Street crowds toWlllg at lealt a
millioo people are predicted far the
Rex Parade Tuesday. Other parades
are acbeduled Tuesday by the Krewes
(crews) of Zulu, Arabi, Orle1nl111s,
czacent City, CrOllUI and Comua.
3 Youngsters
Die Trapped
In Tunnel
FALLON. Nev. (UPJ) -Three
small boya died and another one wa.s
seriowly Injured Sunday when I.bey
were tx9pped while dlgeing a tunnel
on a ranch four miles north of here.
Tbe youn1stm. all related. were
found liter a U'lr~·hour search which
Wll touched off by I pet dog. The
animal, a constant companion of two
of the victims, returned home alone.
-
Ai.o 8dtedu1ed for Mardi Gras.
wtidl ii the dimu ol the pre-le!Un
clnlival seuon, are paradu by
marching groupe web u t h e
Buzzard.I, Pete Fountain's "Hali Fast
Marchjng Club" and 1 new IJ'OUP
called 'the Lamplighters, headed by
New Orleans Saints linebacker Steve
Stmetreaker.
MASS MUSLI~ MHTING -Former boling champion ea.tua Clay
(Muhammad Ali) sbowa hil appronl during a tpeech by Elljah
M~ Poole, Black Muaim'• 'Meeeenaer of Allah' durtnc a
meetine in Cbicqo Sunday. Poole tpe>ke to the mgeet crowd of Black
Musllms ever aaeembled !or tile sect'• annual convenUon.
FBI Probes
Bomb Killing
Of Scientist
The dead boys were identified as
Ricky Miller, 6. his cousin Brad
Miller. 8, and another couain, Donald
Williams. 4. Rickey's brother. Fred,
8, was the sole sW'Vtvor. Sheriff Larry Fisher said the LORAIN, Ohio CAP) -Tbe FBI
youogsters apparently were playing aided police of nearby Avon today
in an irrigation ditch on a ranch in investigaUnc the deal1 of a C.~
John DoH, 21, of Oo1c Por1s, IJJ., ti OM
of tM ffrd itudentl in tu Mdon to
feei the .,!ICC of o cUrectiff from Lt.
Gtn. Lfi10il B. Btnh~, H~ H~
ice chief. DOH, o 1tudcnt at Ober~in
CoLLege tn Ohio, 1'eceived a dehn-
quenct1 notice from h~ dr~ft board
saying he Jaud immediate induction
for hil porl fn cm mstklraft ~
stratton. He was une of 80 stud~ts
who surroundec!)M oor of o Nal1fl rt·
crultn lalt ~. tctJ)Hlo him iNide
for f<1Ur Mt.in.
Touriatl and nativH led by lar&e
bands of colJegians, sug, danced,
dmlk and peraded up and down
Bom1Jon Street moat ol the long
weekeod. pilins up beet emu, wine
bottlel, broken beads, corn cob• and
truck loed• at similar debri1 on the
street.
Poli<:e arresU?d 25 penon1 along
the parade routes and in the quarter
Sunda~ afternoon. Police have main·
tained tblt crowds 10 far this year
have been orderly compared to tbote
of 1967.
BlnckPower Unity Asked
By 'Messenger of Allah'
owned by David MiUer, the father ot old 1overnment lcielltllt from the ex·
Ricky and Fted. 'ntey dug a tunnel pk>sioo of a bomb in a package 11nt
in the bank of the ditch with a short him by bus.
handled shovel , but were trapped Samuel Hammons Jr. died during
under about one foot of sand When surgery at st. JoHpb'1 Hotpltal here
the tunnel collapsed. at 11:30 p.m. S.turday nilbt, about
The tfarch began when Sheriffs all houri af~r be had pi.eked up
Sgt. Fred Andrews went to the ranch the lethal pecbae at the Greyhound
to lnve1t11• a complaint that some bua terminal in Cleveland.
motoreycUau were tearing up fences Since July 11~68. Hammooa bed
• Contractor tward J.-n, of
Teacher Strike
In Second Week
CHICAGO <UPl)J-;-Elijah Muham· mad. Black Muslim. "Messmger of
Alla1\," Sund.ay mted other black na·
tionalitt and clvU rights groupt to
unite under .the B~k Muslim banner
aod "stop lefUnl Wblte people divide
us.''
Grand Junctioll, Colo., boGabt a \ot
and ststM ba1UcUn1 a MW house.
This week, when be ,... thtee-
fourths done, be dtacoftred the lot
he bought and Jot on whkh he was
building the house were not the
same. The dty. wbfch owm the lot
where the house is, bu offered to
sell it to him for $1,000.
TALLAHASSEE. Fla. (AP) -
Florida'• teacher watkoot entered Its
seccnd week today. ~ 24,'*l of
Fkrida'• Y,000 teacberl were a -
peot.ed to be absent and students at
the University of Florida i n
Gainesville pla: 'led t.o boycott classes
and stage a march and a rally in
sympathy.
The "~ 1 tl~ly Nearo 1n bit star apaoaled verwt tap spent two hours
wanaulal a crowd of a.cal, tbt lar~·
eat p-oup ever to atiltod the .ect's an·
...i~.
"Bilek ~· It la Ume for you ·d t .te llidat ~ -~ letttna white 1*1>11 difldl•UI, ~mad said.
· "A wrld ol equalffJ, justice and
fJreedom 11 eerDief and they're
(whites) fighting all over to keep tbe
black man under tbelt' power. but a
savior has come," be l&ld. apparently
referrinl to ~lf. • Mrs. Betty Mahoney, 24, was re-
portedly r~vering in a Pittsburgh
Hospital today with multiple bruis-
es of the head and face and a punc·
ture wound of the chesl · Police
charged her husband, Raymond, 27,
with aggravated assault with intent
to kill. The couple was married
three days ago. •
A complaining rtotoawa11 toa1
found in tM luggage comparl·
ment of a Greyhound Bu.a in
Barstow after a fide from Kan-
Sil$ Cit11. Police reltll$td the 23-
year-old man without any charge
and declined to identi/11 him.
"Btd he was .nlre complaining
about the cramped quarters.'' an
officer said.
Legislative leaders agreed to meet
with education officials tonight In
Tallahassee, but they called the
meeting pointless, ~g t h e
legislature does not n e g o t I a l e .
"Negotiations have to take place at
the polls,'' said Senate President Ver le
Pope.
Several county ecbools boards, in·
eluding Brevard and Palm Beach, set
today as the deadline for teachers
to come back t.o the blackboards.
1bey threatened action on t.be resigna·
eons ol teachers absent today.
Dr. Phil Oonstans , exe c u t Ive
secretary of the Florida Ed1JCation
As.sociation, requested the meeting
tonight in Tallahassee. Telegrams
were sent to Gov. Claude Kirk and
leaden of both chambers of the
legislature.
Kirk's office said tbe governor was
scheduled to be in Miami at the time
of the meeting.
Muhammad, '#ht' Uvet in Chicago.
said that ev«Y ttme tbe Muslims meet
here ht recefvtl "dreadful threat•
from white peoplt."
He said whltes would ''atop 111 out·
side wars" to k.ll1 Negroes. But be
added "I am not lllreid. I've had that
takeo out at me."
Muhammad attacked tbe late Mal-
ei>lm X In a nn mention of his for· m~ belr&who ftll from fa-vot lflilr tlte assaasinatioo
of the late s.iedy.
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fouDdld a rtnl lMc.k nationalist
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at a u.tlem rally ill 118S. "double
croued ~·" ''He wu a wtcMd hypocrite. Ht did
not die u un)ult IDd unrlghttous
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Panama Canal Reopened
·Cornmi es
Gather
In Force
BUDAPEST (UPI) -Del-
egates of most of the world's
Communist parties gathered
t.oday for a conference that
Moscow wishes would de·
oounce Red China but is
more llkely only to attark
U.S. policy in Vietnam.
More than 65 parties sent
delegates to the conference
that Moscow called despite
the advice of friends and
foes alike. Many c a m e
grudgingly.
BALBOA. C. Z. (UPI) -Panama Canal company
workmen today reOoated
the Japanese s~r ore ~hip
Shozan Maru which bad
sunk in the channel and 84
waiting ships resumed their
passage throup tbe canal.
A company spokesman
said workers pumped air in·
to the Oood~ seetlons of the
sblp, which hit the east ban.It
and gashed a 7S.foot long
bole in her bull. The action
raised the bow ••so that she
was clear o( the bottom of
the c h a n n e I , • ' ttie
spokesman said.
"They .put four tugs on
the thing and moved her
north to Gamboa, over a
mile. to a mooring. .. be said.
Divers were stu:dying the
damage today' trying to
figure out a way to patch
the gaping hole but no one
could suggest a method.
A board of inquiry was
called for Tuesday t o
determjne who was reponsi-
ble for the accident. the first
to block passage through the
Panama canal.
"This could not have come
at a worse time because
this is one of the peak traf-
fic periods for us," said a
spokesman £or the U. S.
government's P a n a m a
Canal Co.
Much Vietnam-bound traf-
fic, including U.S. warships.
moves ttirough the 50-mile·
long canal that was blocked
Sunday when the Shozan
Maru hit the east bank
about l3 miles up from the
Pacific and gashed a 7$·foot
hole six to eight teet high
and 10 feet above her keel.
Loaded with 51.806 tons
ol Iron ore bound for France
~ Peru, the s:up that
a longer than any U. S.
Navy warship save Aircraft
Oaniers setUed to the bot·
tom of the 300 • foot . wide
G aillitrd Cut.
Work crews reported their
best hope was blowing a
big enough air bubble inside
the boJd to lift the Shozan
Maru and Ooat her of( to
a repair statioo a mile
away. Canal officials said
the blockage caught 84 ships
at the canal, 20 01 them
inside.
lt w~ the first time since
the canal opened ln 1915
that both the Suez Canal
-the world's other great
manmade shipway -had
been closed at the same
time. The Suez Canal has
been shut since lest June's
Middle East war. with the
Egyptians on the west bank
and Israelis on the east.
The 743-foot-long Shozan
Maru is lffi feet wide. Canal
officials said no vessel could
move past her with safety
in that especially tricky seg·
ment of the canal.
It appeared certain t.tle in·
cident would cost someone.
possibly even U. S. tax·
payers. a great deal of
money. Political observers
said it also might serve as
another outlet for the long· s i m mering Panamanian
popular drive lor encUna
American control ol the
canal that was President
Theodore Roosevelt's dream
and the delight of ship
owners who use It to slcip
an extra 8,000 mile voyage
around treacberout Cape
Horn at the toe ot South
America. _
Ir • canal company pilot
was at the wheel, the
Ame:-ican g o v e r n m e n t
might have to pay damages.
lf not, the ship's J~e
owners might get ~ bill as
heavy as their cargo.
No one was repor¥ hurt
ln the accident that left
water lapping eight feet
below the deck of the Shoun
. Mani. An alr hose snapped at the start of salvaae
operatioos k.nocklna down
a worker but causing no
reported injury.
"One more mile and 1~
would have made it to ~
emergency mooring-repair
station," saJd Capt. A. L.
Gallln, the canal company's
navigation chief. He wat·
cbed men pump the com·
pl'essed air into the bull that
was 47 feet under water and
resting on the bottom.
Robert Kerr, the company
sipokesman , was not con·
cemed about the ore bound
for Dunkirk, France.
"'There it not a heck of
a lot yoo can do to iron
ore to hurt it," he said. The Kremlin W1>rlced for
two years to arrange the
meeting. ft was expected
that Moscow wanted to use
the conference to begin for·
mally reading Peking out of
the world Communist move-ment. It did not work out
that way.
Diplomatic observers said
the delegates. after enjoy·
ing the mineral baths of the
Gellert Hotel and chauf(eur-
driven West German limou-
sines, were meeting behind
closed doors at an undis-
closed hall in a mood op·
posed to worsening the Mos-
cow-Pekin2 split and agree-
able ooly on taking out their
verbal anger on American
"Imperialism" in Vietnam.
Sen. Kuchel Says U.S.
'Must -Protect Israel'
It is a real comedown for
the Russian Communists.
In the days of Josef Sta·
lin, the Kremlin set the line
and the world's Communist
parties toed it. Even in 1960,
when ousted Nikita S.
Khrushchev still held Krem·
lin power, the last previous
world Communist parties'
convention met in Moscow
pretty much as the Russians
wanted. Not today.
Of the nearly 100 pGrties
around the world, Moscow
invited 74. Communist Chi·
na, its tiny European ally
Albania and fretful Cuba
plus some western parties
outright rejected the invita·
ti on.
Makarios
R e-elected
By Greeks
NlCOSIA CUPO -Greek
Cypriot voters overwhelm·
ingly swept P r e s i d e n t
Makarios to re-election vic-
tory and ga~ him a man·
date for unchallenged
leadership for the next Ci ve
years, unofficial r e t u r n s
sbowed today.
Makarios rmght open his
second ~ with plans ror
ending the Greco-Turkish
duel over his Mediterranean
Island nation, p o l i t i c a I
sources said.
The latest, i.mofflcial count
of Sunday's voting showed
the 54-year-O\d G r e e k
Orthodox Arch.bl.shop and
PreQdent had polled 200.000
votes to 10,000 for Takis
Evdolw. a p o l I t i c a I
neoptlyte coosfdered more
conservative and p r o ·
weat«n than Mabrios.
"1 JaJO'llf I have no chance
of winning," Evdakos said
before the 250.000 eligible
voters began casting !'heir
ballot!. "We are few today
bUt I am not ashamed. We
•·ill be many tomorrow."
Ooly tl\e 2.5 m I 1 l l o n
membel' Gnltk C y p r I o t
community votes for presi-
dent oa 1)8 divided Mediter· r...-MIDd aatfon .
T\l'kllh c 1 p rt 0 t. ' out·
numbered ti>oat 4 ti> 1,
urlilr r~Jiec1,ed tbttr Vlct
PretJdmt, FaDl ~odluk.
cmoppo8ed. Oftldal ICIUfcel I I I d
MIUrlOI' ~ ~·, w.ad rtltlD 1'DMda1 bot
NEW YORK (UPI) -The
United States is helping to
perpetuate Arab "emotion-
alism and hostility" in t h e
Middle East by failing to
make clear the firm U.S.
commitment to Israel, ac-
Ho spital
Holocaust
Kills 21
SHREWSBURY. England
IUPI)-Flames and clouds
of thick black smoke today
raced through both floors
of a mental hospital wing
and killed and injured a number of elderly women
patients.
Officials said first reports
indicated 21 women o~er 60
had been killed and 14 in·
ju.red. They said they did
not know the cause of the
fire . "The situation is still
c h a o t i c , ' • a police
spokesman sajd. "We do not
know if any members of
the staff were hurt.··
Shelton Mental Hospital is
about 150 miles west of Lon·
don . It housed about ll)() pa·
tients. offi cials said. They
said hospital staff members
removed 100 to 120 patients
from the hospital and others
were put into wings not af.
rected bv t~ e fire.
Firemen put out the blaze
wltllin two oours but by thal
lime the two noors had been
hadly damaged aod part or
the roof had fallen in.
"The fire broke out in
three rooms of the women's
block," a fireman said.
"Twenty women were killed
in these rooms "
Firm Stand
On Asians
By Britain
LONDON (AP) -The
British government stood
firmly behind \ts bln to limit
the flood of Asian im·
rntgants from K • n y a
despite growing opposttion.
But with the w o r k I n g
masses oppoeed to colored
competlt.kln, po 1 l t l c a I
obser'Vttl predicted ParUa·
ment would pu the bill
tb11 week. rnnuential member• of an
t.l'l1"ee poOOcal partlea Jotned
etmrcb and cl'ric le9der1 in c:rttk:l1ln& lb& bill l'tltrlc·
dog the eDCry Into Brltalo
of bolder• of· B r I t 1 1 h
pusporil Who were net
born ln Brtt.aln or wh0te
pll'fTIU WU. not natfn·
born.
cording to Sen. Thomas II.
Kuchel, CR-Calif.).
''Let the world be well
aware that America can-
not and will not leave Israel
unprotected in her hour of
need." the senator said Sun-
day.
Kuchel said that durin~
the six-day Arab-Israeli war
last June. the American peo·
pie supported Israel's cause.
"In my opinion," he said.
"the administration has er·
red in trying to conceal this
point from Arab nations,
friendly or otherwise."
Speaking at the 60th anni·
versary dinner of Bnai Zion,
!he American fraternal Zion·
iat organization. Kuchel said
this country has permitted
the problem of Israel "to
move us , rather than stTik·
ing the one firm position In which the people or I h e
United States believe.
"This has been no service
to our diplomacy to Israel
or even to our few remain·
ing Arab friends," he s aid.
"We have by our unwilling-
ness. or our hesitation to
proclaim our stand, given
cause to continued Arab
emotionalism and hostility."
Kuchel. who received th e
organization's 1968 America·
Tsrael Friendship Gold Med-
al Award, said he believed
the continued unity of Jeru-
salem as Israel's capital
and as a world religious cen-
ter "must be a cardinal ob-
jective of our foreign poli-
cy" in the area.
While warning of the So-
viet Union's "eagerness to
dominate the Eastern Medi-
terranean." Kuchel s a l d.
"In the long run, the Soviet
Union has much to gain
from peace in this area" -
particularly in terms of
trade.
Kuchel urged negotiations
.. in some form" between Js.
rael and the Arab States but
said th ere must be no ques-
tion of the removal of Is·
raeli forces from positions
won in the June war until
there was a "declaration by
all belligerents ending the
state of war" and ·•agree-
ment for demilitarization of
Sinai and other lands re-
turned to Arab control."
Criticizing the armistice
lines drawn In 1948 for "in·
vi ting hostilities." Kuchel
urged establishment of de·
militarized buffer rones ht·
tween Israel and her Ar ab
neighbors to "reduce if not
curtail terror raids."
Egypt . Will Close
Five Universities
CA IR 0 <UPI) -The
g o v e r nment apparently
bowed to p~Uc pressure for
harsher punUbment and an·
nounced today it would ~try
four men previously tried
on charges of b e I n g
responsible for E g y p t ' s
defeat in the June Mideast
war.
Al the same time ~e
government said It would
close five universltles. in·
eluding tbe 1.000 . year ·old
Alazhar University a n d
Cairo University. and other
Lnstttutions of higher learn·
ing wflere the~ have been
two Gays of student unrest.
Such action had not been
ta.ken since 1962. No date
was set for tbeir reopening.
The declllon to retry the
four former all' force of·
flcen came after a long
cabinet meeting S u n d a y
night pr-'ded over by
PrelJtdent Gam&l A b d e I
Nnter.
After the cabinet meetlna
Gen. Mohamed Funl, the
war mlnlmr. told newsmen
be ..ould not ratify the
vcrdlctt delivered last T\ael-
day In tbt Cl\MI of formtf
Alr Mlnbltl M o h I m t d Sk1kJ ~moud, former
Vlce Alt Manbal l1m&il
lAbU> and two a l d e 1.
Mahmoud ,,_ sentenced to
lS yean Ill prilOft and tAblb
ttl 10 yem. 'lbe aides were
acqulued.
demonstrations in Cairo and
suburbs by ~udents dem an·
ding the death penalty for
the d e f e n d a n t s . The
demonwations were the
first in Egypt since Junt.
after Nasser threatened to resign alter f s r a t I ' s
crushing victory over I/le
Arab world.
$336,000
Heist Said
'Inside Job'
LONDON ( U P I )
Scotland Yard tioday in·
veatipted tl\t possib1hly
ttllt the W-gut oash rob-
bery In Britain since the
'7.3 mllUon Great Train
Robt>e'y lft t• was an ift.
side job, police .aurces sajd.
Six men, five of them In
1tockJn1 muka and lb•
sl.xtb In lhe uniform ol a
postal oflldal, raided a Cen-
tral Pod Office Sawrday
n.ld>t and IOt away with
an estfibal.td 8331,000. they
sa.ld. Scotland Yard a.aid the
raJd, ~ was carr1td out
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PRINCETON, N.J. (AP)
-Pollattt Ge<rse Glllup,
DOW bl bia fom1h decide
of IW'Veying th• moods of
America.. 1ay1 !:be public ~
day la cont~. dWlluslon-
ed and cynical and "want.I
desperately to find a way
to resolve international pro.
blems without 1otn1 to war."
'. I think tbiJ IOf:I back
pretty much to their leelln&
of the inadequacy of the
leadership of our country,"
says· the man wbo fOWJded
the Gallup Poll in 1935.
Only a handful of
Americ&N want, to pu.11 out
of Vietnam, or to "end the
war by lta:rtin& to drop
nuclear bombs,'' Gallup tald m a.a. l.ntervtew.
Seven out of 10 prefer
brinl!ng the South Vletna·
meae "up to fi&ht1n1 level."
he laid, ''then phulnf out
our own operatlon1."
'nzm!D.1 to polltlct, Gallup
1aid Americana bold "no
sreat enthu.lium" for any
ol the potential pretldentlal
camlidate1. Al ol DOW, be
111Jid, fonner Vice President
IUcbard M. Nixon Is "far,
far ahead'' In the race for
the Republican nominaUon,
although he tenned Gov.
Nellon A. Rockef\ller of
New York the 1tron1est can·
dldate the GOP could pl.ck.
He said President Johnlon
J1 not In as much tr«lble
politically "as the
Bepablicam lib to think,"
al-gll the -" nen November'• election
could hfnte on the coune
of the Vietnam ....
Hue ii the quntion..and-
1111wer interview:
Q. Dr. Gallup, bow 1POUld
you describe the current
mood of Amlll'lca?
A. I think the mood o(
America today ls one ol
rather gre1t coofU1lou and
disillua.ionment All the time
we've been oper1tlng, 3Z
ye1r1 now, I've ne~ known
a time like· tbia; -when
people were '° dWUusioned
and cymcaL I think Ulil 1oe1
bide pretty much to their
feelins of the m.deqUIC)' of
the leaderthip Of our coun-
try • • . the public wanlt
desperately to find a way to retolve International pro-
blem• without going to war.
Q. What doe. the public
want to do in Vietnam?
Cosed TV
Helping LA
Fight Fires
LOS ANGELES (AP) -
Coohty firemen are uling
"inltant replays" on clo1ed-
circtrlt television to Aid them
in filbtlnt bl& flrea.
When a major alarm 11
IOW»ded, th• county fir•
departmeDt sends aloft a
hell.copter to hover over the
blue and beam back a pic-
ture to field commander•
and depa rtme nt head-quarters .
The techrllque i1 the 11me
as that uaed by television
network.I In thetr covera1e
of sports events.
Wlth the aid of a "Zoom"
leflJ and an infra.red
system, f ir emen can
penetr.te the heavy emoke
that engu.Ua buildin1 and
brush firN., and IUm the
heat source d. tbe blaze.
Later a video-tape fihn of
the entire flu can be shown
the fire officers at the com.
mud poat Tbe tap. ii fed
into a monitor and a picture
ts P111duced on a stand.ltd
television set.
"Now, every field com·
mander can •see• the pie·
tures ol the entire fin l1ne
and give advice," said coun·
ty Fin QUef Keith E. JO.
inger.
The unit wUl b e Ultd
primarily at brusb flre1
where it it lmportant that
the comptete pk!brt Cf an
area ii ltudied by fire of.
ficws.
'Ibe IDtra·ncl system CID
be uted to locate the aourc•
(If a ftre witbln lmoke-fJ.lled
buildlnp where it 1111.'t safe
to Hiid In men even equip. pod with _, ....
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U.S. Pollster says Puhl.ic . CoJJ!~d, ··Cynical
A. J'lnt, oalJ • 1m•ll
number just want to pull
out tomorrow, On the other
hand, that small group it
bl.lanced by about the same
number of people who would
end the w1r by starting to
dro-p nuclear bombs. The
viewa of the great majority
of the people fall in .between.
these two extremes.
A few months a10, we
1ubmitt.ed ff'Ven differeot
prooosals that had been
presented for resolving the
war. The one most widely
supported by 71 percent of
the people Is one that would
have our Army orncers
start dotng a job of really
tTalltllll Ibo -Viet-tlcll-to-oat. .
ynamese, brlnglaC them up Q. ----dD Aml!'1C9DI to titbtinl level, thell phU· vP u U. bl1 problems
ing out our own operaUoos. Of our duf
With.Jn a period of time, tht1 A. J'1ni of all, obvlOUllY,
woukl be carrying t b • 11 Viltnam, In Mcood po.t-
bw-den. We would still ~ Uoa, -.-roc1a1 pr<tblt,..,
1upporting them. Molt ~ lnG•Uon. ii npldly morin1
pJe see that IOODlr or later 11p ta JmportaDce. I would
thit plan bas to be adopted. tWK MZt in mder would
We can't stay there forever .. U., crtma ~ in
and prop them op. AmedcL A lot ot ptople
The second most popular *-4.W UIOCUte crime with
plan calb for tuminl over riots. n. problem. ol crime
the wbole problem to the ll ol ll'Mt. .1b1Jor concern.
Unit2d Nations, even if the 'l'hll ttHDSlh ct 1be WtllKe
United Nations teUs'ua.....e~ 1*tJ IDO't'emeD& ls
mW1t get out. Of the two larP,i)' bued. upon ~
Plans. I think myself that crlme illue. Many o f
the fir1t one ~ more prec-w.nac.·, aupporten: are
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0 , -do,.. -will Ito Ibo RopabUcan presidr.'ttial DOmineeT
A.1111-indlctis one ,,. t17 lib beO. to avoid.
AD. ft CU dt lt report Hl1•
tbMot. •t a cttV.ill. time
• • • Y08 tlll 111, u of
lbe proseot time among
RtpUblletia1, Nb.on ii far,
fu l.bNd. We a1to poll
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any room
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Draft Changes 'Mean M ·ajor Army.Overha~I
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But Con&reu allo uaumo-hM Selectlw Service J>trec.
ed that President JobNoa tor Ltwta l;lenbey llm.it
would follow through Oil bit araduate dlfWments to iqtd-
·lcll 11111--But announced intention to ,.. he eontinued tbe polky of
vene the order ol ind1.aCtioe caWng the oldest 1li'll and beglll ..nlng , .. , • .,.
olds first. This would meaa
that the college graduatea would be thrown in with tbt
yearly crop of 11-year.oldt.
'n!.ote who got b1 the Jeat
withollt being cllled coWd
rest .usured that bantn1 a
national emergency they
would not 10 in. It waa to be
a random selection bued up-
on one's birth date.·
But Prelldent JOhn1on
dropped oo1y -1boL Ht
Bank Burglar
OAPIS'nlANO BEACH -
A rear W'lodow net coa-
Dtcted to a burllar &llnn
l)'Stml WU tbf t'lltry point
$wldty of • l\0'1lU wbo
cot .,..,. with llOO In cuh
al tilt Secor!ty Fint Na·
Educators bave estimated
that come.Juoe about ZZllS,000
meo sraduatlna from coUeae
or complettn1 tbeir Ont
year of graduate school
(those beyond the fint year
wW be allowed to fln1lb thtlr
work) will become ellalble
and quolillod for tilt draft. .... ._ P<Olectlcm p...,.
eal1s durbia !be lolkiwinl year at only 240,000.
Colleelll $6llO . U.S. S'Ul'e
----1~. . p= :;u .. •aid tbo To Reach
l>llrttar -the -· prltd-••••hhr '• Moon 1st cabinet 111d escaped tbrouJb
the WM opentnc.
CAPE DNNEl>Y, Fla.
(AP) -Am•rlc•n
utronauta now are fa'IGl'td
to beat the JlhmJan• to the
mooo, wiUI a -poaslbllj·
ly the1'll ploat tilt Stan
·~tbtl'O-...... !"aced with t!dt potocUal
~ce defeat. the SoYltts
may Ir)' 1o roduce the stlllc
by fl.yins mtn around UNI moon late th1t ,.._. and
mattna an au-oat effort to
eltabll1h the flnt 11r1e
manned epace etation. and
to land th1 first men Oil
another plaMt.
They al&o mey attempt
witldn a y..r or IO to land
.a i.r,. unmanned robot Oil
the moon and return lt to
elrih wttb the tint ·::: at hlAW ..u. -. U.S. -tolllll ~
s that time again! On March ;1st we must
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1989 wUl produce a Nri11
of -laancllktp ..
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!DOH qaickly from !be
Apollo 1 ftre than Ru11la
la from the re-e.n11T crash
of Sayua I that lltlled
Coamonaut Vlldinalr
Komarov.
ThHo -died· iD tbe Apollo blaze at Cape
Keonecly.
lf the Apo.& program con-
ttru.. to prosrus a 1
•oo011J .. It u. tn feceQt.
mcd!llt a pllr ol utronaulJ
could be OD tbe moon bJ
the IUJD?ner ol. I 9 8 9 •
America experta: 1enerally
blHnt tbe ltuuiana don't
have a chance ol makl.mc
ft Wore lt70, unle11 they
•mbc't an a hJfh-rJtk
millicll aimed at winning
tbt race at 111y cost.
EXPERT SAYS
Dr. Charles S. Sheldon
2nd, aotiftC ebitl of the
Library ~ CaalftllN Science
Policy Rese.rcb DivWon
IOd a kodloc American
speclatilt on RUHiln rpice
matter, Aid:
"With ff1rJ month ol
delay bl tbe &met procram,
this enbancn U.S. chances
of landing «a the moon flnt. u tilt Apollo P<O(r&m ,....
into DO DJlft major pro-
blems, the edct must co
to th.Ls country.''
He caotiooed, however,
that 8o¥iet lltCI'eCy "glvtl
them Iott at ~· lo cM<h ... .., bilance aod
matt1 It dilftcult to predict
tbei!' next move."
Even the RU1111n1 seem
lo be play!l!g down tbe m ...
race lately.
Prof. Leonid Sodov, • lop
Soviet 1pace ld.entilt, said
an "American landinC 18
technicolly poOllble bJ' 191111 .. ,,, ... but that Ida COUDlr)'
-had dll!lcult prablama to ao1ve. Amon& them, ht
uld, ll't llowtnc • moon-
cratt ufely for the fiery
return through the earth's
atmotpbere -tecbnoloCY ·
Ueady mM:tered by the
United MMu. "O t b e r · ---ooatrol Jll"Obllml t b a t
Ptacmd loJaz 1 ban not
been corrected completely.
AROUND MOON
American oWclals laid.
the RUHllOi toem wtII have.
the capobWty ol ....U.1 •:
Soym:-type apacecratt oc a
Cin:uml-nt&bt t b • f W'OUld take it Ol)Ce around
tilt l>adlold'o of Che moon·
and..W.itlo..nll.
Sheldon said ..,, attempt
wa1. made to •nd an Qn•
manned craft on •uch a journey tut ran. l>ut that
It filled.
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Lasted S2 Day
SF NewspaperStrikeEnds;
15 Unions OK 3-year Pact
SAN FRANCLSCO I UPll
-The longest newspaper
strike in San FrancisC1> hts·
tory ended officially in Its ~
!;2nd day Sunday when mem-
bers of 15 unions approved
a "completely di!ferent"
three-year pact with publish·
ers. The settlement. affecting
all unions, extends from
March 1 until March l. 1971.
lt calls for a $10 a week in·
crease the first and second
years. and a $12 increase
the third year.
announ<.-ed at a news confer·
ence in the office of Mayor
Joseph L. Alioto sho~f
ter the 15th un1oo, the MaJJ.
en. approved !ta cootract
213-10.
The strike began Jan. 5
after pickets from the Los
Angeles Herald . Examiner
set up "informational" out·
side the Chronicle and Ex-
aminer offices. Employes or
the two San Francisco pa·
pers and the printing com·
pany refused to cross thf'
lines.
OUE!Nlf
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Fire Singes
Beard Play
LOS ANGELES (AP) -
Fire caused by an electrical
short circuit did what police
have been unable to do -
stop performances of "The
Beard," a controversial
play.
Damage to W a r n e r
Playhouse was estimated at
l12,000 in the fire early Sun·
day. The theater was empty.
Producer Robert G. Bar·
rows said be would try to
find another stage.· "Even
ii we find one, il wiD take
some time to restage the
ligbUng." be said.
LIDO CENTER
'The pact also provides a
common expiration date ror
all unioo contracts and bars
union strikes and mana~e
merit lockouts on economic
~es during duration or the
agreement.
A few hours later the Mail
ers. who had been workins.?
without a contract for 10 months. went on strike c ~ r-...... s.-. ... 1 .... "~ ..,..,, .,..., •·w• ..i 'Z. -tb against the printing compa· ~~-.,_..;..;..;.o;;..;;;;o-..~;:.;:::::,.::::..:;: ____ ~.:,:_j
"Tile B e a r d" contains
numerous obscene words
and ends with a simulated
sex act. Sin« it opened J an.
24. police made nigbUy raids
at the end of ea c b
performance. Sl43 75 before the strike. won
i.n addition to the pay raise
a provision maint.a.ining the
same number of jobs when
the printing company moves
to a new plant with automat-
ed facilities.
ny. "He calla it 'Brush Stroke'. Personally, I can't eee
Mediator Sam Ka~I. a what else he could have called it."
lawyer appointed by Alioto ---------------------
Feb. 8, called the strike set·
Uement "completely differ·
ent" from odlers. SURPRISE
FOR YOU!
MOA than 3.000 employes
of tbe morning Chronicle
and ewolng Examiner had
been idled by the strike
since Jan. 5.
Mechanical workers al the
papers began immedlatelv
to prepare p r e s s e s. .\
spokesman for the jointly
owned San FrancisC1> New~
paper Printine Co said thP
papers would reappear with
Wednesday editions
The settlement rerulted
in gains for a number of the
unions. The Mailers Union.
w h o s e members earned
The photoengravers union
won a fourth week of vaca· ·
lion alter rive years instead
of twelve.
Tile American Newspaper
r.uild won wage increase~
sli~hUy higher than the SlQ.
IQ.12 agreement. with top
minimum for journeymen
reporters going to SZ40. 75 in
1971.
Tile strike setUemeot was
Econonaies Eased
Major Reform Planned
In Mental Health Care
SACRAMENTO (AP) -A
major reform of California's
programs for treating the
mMtally ill has been an·
nounced by Gov. Reagan.
'The plan, announced Sun-
day, includes many recom·
mendati<>M of volunteer
me!!tal health groups. pro·
fessiooals in the field and
doctors. lt came just as the
California Medlcal Anocia-
tioa .... puWn& h iloal
touches on lta own study ('If
treatment for the mentally
ill.
Reagan's holddown on
spending for the mentally
ill last year and proposed
continuation of it In the
coming fiscal year has pro·
, voked one of the most
Aerospace
Unions Map
Pay Plans
LOS ANGELES CAP)
R e p r e s e n t a t I v e s of
aerospace industry unions
were brought together today
by a conference to map
strategy for wage hikes.
The United Auto Workers
and International Associa-
Uon of Machinists. two ma·
jor unions in the industry.
seek contracts similar to
those gained by a u l o
workers.
Aerospace worker!I have
been pro m is e d ''nothing
less" than a 6 percent an-
nual wage and benefit boost
and something extra for
skilled workers, u n I o n
leaders say.
vigorous battles of his ad-
ministration. Since many of
the plans announced over
the wee-kend will carry a
substantial cost, tt appeared
the administration w a s
re}ax:ing its ecopomies in the
mental health area.
CENTERS PLANNED
For Instance, the proposal
calls for establishment o£
new regional cent.en to
treet the 1"MIMlly dilturl>-
ecl. Latt year. be vetoed
a proposal fM three similar
centers.
Reagan exp'8ined the ma·
jor overhaul "must be made
to stay abreast of new
methods and changing stan-
dards. We intend to keep
moving forward with the
emphasis on modem, local
treatment so that the men-
tally ill can resume their
role as useful and pro-
ductive citizens."
Most of the efforts will
concentrate on the 20.000
residents of hospitals for the
mentally iU -those who
usually can be returned to
lead a reasonably normal
life in society. Th.is bas been
the chief target of the
governor's economy pro·
gram.
He also p r o p o s e d .
however. additional aid for
the 13.500 mentally retarded
those who n e e d
hospitalization a n d close
supervision. Reagan's cost·
cutting campaign has not
been aimed at this group.
Another chief demand.
especially of v o I u n t e e r
jO'Oups who have relatives
in the hospitals. also was
granted by Reagan. This is
creation or a board of
medical visitors for each
state hospital to keep an
eye on day-to-day opera-
tloos.
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PACTOIY TRAINID
SllV1CI TICHNICIANS '°" TOP fUAUTY
Tal¥ISION ......
maT AN11MNA
IMSTAUAnoN. "' ,,. c..,,,,,..,. • ...,. u• , .... ""_._ .. , .1c._..
"The unions and publish·
ers were conlronted with
the fact that three other con·
tracts were to exptre thl!!
year and more next year."
he said. "The unions and
publishers would have been
!'ubjed to the comtant shoc·I..
of strikes." Each union negotiated sep·
aratelv with Ka~el and fhP
pubHshers on spedfic issur~
and jointly on the common
contract expiration date
Speaker,
Finch Oash
On Job Aid
SACRAMENTO fAP) -
Assenbly Speaker .Jesse M.
Unruh and Lt. Gov. Robert
H. F'indl are engaged in
a di..spute over the ef-
fectiveness of California job
training programs.
Solid progress is being
made. says tlle Republican
lieutenant governor. I
On the contrary. says the
De m o c r a l I c legislative
leader. such prognm.s 1eTVe
Cll\ly the skilled penon and
stiH offer little aid lo the
nard core unemployed.
Unruh s t a r t e d the
weekend debate by issuing
a five-page news release
calling state job training
and plaeement programs
"a n unbelievable
bureaucratic hodgepodge.''
He said he will introduce
legislation soon "lo make
sense out of the Jungle of
manpower programs ll<>W
operatin~ in the stale "
Finch responded with a
three-page release -but on
lotJier paper -noting the
speaker's release bul ad·
di~: "CalUornia is ~II
under way m a major effort
to make the many available
state and federal manpower
training a n d placement
programs more responsive
to the .special needs oi the
hardcore unemployed."
TM Ueutenant governor
said he is "pleased th~
speaker ha~ recogniied the
problem. but apparently he
has forgotten that I h e
legislature took action last
year to do just IM job he
proposes.''
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I
UR OC Leaders Censure
Reagan on Weinberger
LOS ANGELES I UP() -
Caspar W. Weinberger fo.
day termed •·extremely un-
fair" a resolution by leaders
or the United Republicans
n( California which chided
Gov. Ronald Reagan for ap-
pointing him state finance
director.
The 300 delegates to the
1 'ROC board nr governors
mcelln~ Sunday approved
the resolution which dlsair
prnved appointment o f
raspar W. Weinberger as
director of r i n a n c e "on
grounds he o p p o s e d
Reagan's nomination In 198&
and has o p p o 11 e d con-
servative policies."
Eric Feldary
Dies of Burns
WEST HOLLYWOOD
(AP) -Actor Erle Feldary.
48, has died of burns be
·Suffered in a gas explosion
which wrecked his West
Hollywood home Thursday.
Feldary. who lived alone,
died Sunday at County-USC
Medical Center.
He J)Yyed roles in "For
Whom the Bell Tolls." "Six·
teen Fathoms Deep," "Hold
Back the Dawn." and other
motion pictures. but was in-___ _
active recently.
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specialties from all corners of the world! This week ..•
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Coconuts • • 15~
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many far East rec1pea call for coconut:
Oranges ..... 5 "' 1°0
Kabuki Mandarin ... 11 en .••• ripe seJUlent!, from Japan!
Ginger ....... 59,
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oiu ... .-ilftofoll teec11. 1 Xnowledp Committee ln I ,,_ ,,. ....,rlflf. 1MJ1 J a me .. ber of the Saluu to
"""' Soutbern CallfornJa. Births The committee 11 a group of Southlan4 cultural and
educational leaders engaged
in a ix.Mic service campaJgn
to fo1ter and encourage self·
elducatJon by the general
pubUc at the family ~vel.
1lie Los Angeles com·
mittee has d e s I g n a t e d
February as Salute t o
.Knowledge Month.
McCarthy
Due Here
ANAHEIM -Sen. Eugene .J. McCarthy will speak
Marob 17 at the state en-
dorslna conventiOn of the
California Democratic Coun·
ell.
The council ia expected
to endorae M c C a r t b y ' s
dele1ation 011 the Jane 4
primary ba»ot. The Mln·
nesota eenator aeeks the
Democratic nomination for
president.
Other speakers at the
March 17 convention wlll ln·
elude Dr. Martin Lut.ber
King.
Seniors to Get ...
Career.-.. F~s
ANAHEIM -or'ang e
County bigt! school sertlon
':• a.,... .:::::-..= .... -Ind J11nJor couea• IUtdenta ,ior,. A,,.,. ,,.,, 11 will have .aa oppqrtunity to 11~e • ."·"'· ~" ., .... ~ 1111' • take a look al a wtde field of
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Santa A""'" St. at the A n a h e i m Cnn· "C:~s~,· l:.ructurt fire. 17Ut ""11 vention Center. the Career·
1,77 a.m. ,.,:r=:"::w. tom s." a·Thoa wlll bs open to the
J .. !nt!'°m .. st.11,, , __ , ............. , .. _ 1411; public. AlOIJC •1th nhibils
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11:s2 •. ,,, • "'°""' _.,..,..,_, ., "The drams of Sand."
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DEATH NOTICES Slates Parley
MELLIE
vtrtlfl!O ~'-M4n1e. 11• 1tu11enc1 The CeUfornfa Sta~ Cham· lloed. All. u. ~ l t tcll. l"aNfd ..._ t Co -..111 ... ., fl•b. u . .....,1v1c1 bY -· 111c1> ~r o mmerce ww meet ,,., °' _, aeec11. ..,. ""'"'"'· in Southern California ""'"' et...,. t..oe ..,... ... rvtu, March 18 to 29, u par·t of ....,. Nld ,.tb. 15. aalta fil«!utrv. ~ 1. c-• ~wo-,. c..r-d· it8 annual "tra11 roots" ,.. ,.,..mn. l.EE highway meetina.
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.. m ,.,,., ,..., • ...., ,... A ..,,. city and county offlclals, :wd~"!' ~.!;, 0:-.'d.:tieo:: reJ)Teeentativt1 of the State n ,_.,.,,,,. I. Let. Ill 'f.-1 ~. Departlllellt of p U b 11 C
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Final ArgUrnents
Open in Trial
ANAHEIM F 1 D a l
artumotl bepo toda1 lA
tM Superior ~ trial ot
four men cbarttd wial tbt
embeultmlDt Of more tbaD m mlllioe lrom a 11
Anabetm l>Mk and a Fulluton d.a1ey.
P roaecutlng Dtputy
Diltrict AUGfnty J o t
Dickenoo prtdACted tbat the
CMe wW IO ._, tbe 1G-
woman, two-mu jury late
today. But It .,m take at
leut five day1 for the panel
to re view the complex
evidence and arrive at a
verdict. he Hid.
Charaed with conspiracy
and grand theft following
tbetr lndlct.ment by the
Orange County Grand Jury
are Samuel Looio, 31, oi
Ga:rdtn Grove; Bfoone Ter·
rano, 48, of Eacle Rock and
hU brother Vlctor, 42, o1
Orange.
The fourth member of the
partnership It n ' w n as
A1soclattd I n v e 1 t o r 1 .
Robert Mi,U,ccio. 40. of
Ontario lJ charted wtth con·
aplracy.
lt 11 alleged that t.M four
men operated a c h e c k
m a n I p u I a t l o n echeme
whereby they illegally ob·
Grant OK'd
For Library
SANTA ANA -Tb e
CaHrorn.la State LJbrary has
~ ttie Orange ~
Cooperative LJbrary ·Sylttm
UW. ltc appHcaUon for a
irant under the Public
Library Servlcec hu been
approved.
T~ ata~ library 1 n
S&cramento Is the aiency
In charie of d.is~natng
federal aid to Ubram1 in
CaUfornia. A contract l•
currently belng dran to
cover ttie grant for $60.284.
The iovemin1 council of
tbe Or an1e C ount y
OoOperative Library Sy1tem
voted to chan~e iu name
to Santiago Library System
bec11use too mucb contusion
resulted from tbe similarity
in name with the Orange
County Public L i b r a r y
System.
Quake Meeting
Seto March 7
Ex-admiral
Slates Talk
EL TORO -Read Adm lr·
al William c. ChambUaa,
(USN • ~t.) wUJ be the
guelt speaker of tbe Oranae
County Retired Offtcen' Ar.-
eoclaUon at a dinner meet·
Ing at the El Toro Marine
Corpe Air Station Offtcera'
Club here Marcb a.
Admlral Chambllts ls the
author of aeveral boob and
nuJ\lerout 1hort stories and
articles and Is a member of
the New York Bar. Ht lt
lpontored by ·u;. CoUt fed~
eral Savings' Pree Enter·
priee Speakers BW'eau.
Reeenadona are neces-
1ary and may be madt by
contactln• tht club pres~
dent Major C. A. Kra.uchl,
3000 Samoa Place. Costa
Mesa. M6-222>. Re1erva-
tion1 should be made n o t
later Utan Tuelday. March
5.
Louis Jobst
Given Post
IRVINE -'t.ouis JI'.
Joblt. Jr. la1 6ten •*led president of &le Pacific w .. tetn ftellon fl the Amer-
Jcan SOclety for Oceanogra-
phy. '
The Pacific region of the
nitlonal oceanoJraphic or·
gan.izaUon encomp111t1 the
ANAHEIM -State of the 1tata of CaWorrua. Wasb-
A.rt Sympo11tum on Earth· inlf.On. Oreaon. Awka. Ha·
quake Englneerlng or Build· wall and Arizona .
ings wiJI be the subject of A former re1ldent of Cos·
the March 7 meeting of the ta Me1a. Jobtt had eerved
Oranae County American as eecretary of PWR and ii
Society of Civil Enpneers at a member of the toeiety'1
the Palms Restaurant here. national board of dlrectou.
Social hour at 8:30 p.m .. ·He ii the former marine ed· and dinner at 7: 15 p.m. wiU it.or and ecience reporter
be followed by a report by tor the Lona Beach Inde·
Hanne Baumann o( Scher-pendent • Pre&S -Teteiram
rer-Baumann and A1sociat. and cWTently directs L o n g
es, Consulting Structural En· Beach's city oceanoiraphy
gineers, Santa Ana. program.
AL FORGIT
Newport leach Councilman
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'fwo Mesa
Firm s Land
Contracts
G o v ernment contracts
totaling $44.294 for elec·
tronic parts have been
awarded to two Costa Mesa
companles by the Defense
Supply Agency's Defense
Electronics Supply Center in
Dayton, Ohio.
Duncan Electronics Inc • 2:J65 Fairview Road. rece1v· FASTBACK MERC -Mercury Cyclone is new sport tinctive g:r1De. 302 V-8 engine is standard with the
390 engine as GT option. ed a 134.000 award to supply fastback introduced to Mercury's intermediate line
the government with l ,000 this year. It has squared off rear design and dis· variable resistors. _________ _;__ ________________________ _
Your Money's Worth In Blgh Gear
A 110,294 contract went
to B a b c o c It Electronics
Corp.. Babclock R e I a y s
Division. 3501 Harbor Blvd.,
for 1.078 armature relays.
These are fixed price sup-
ply type contracts Nhich
were a w a r d e d following
formal advertising and/ or
competitive negotiations.
'R etirement' Test Unfair, Mercury
Fastbacks
The Defense Electronics
Supply C e rrt e r procures.
manages and supplies com·
mon part& of electronic
equipment used by the arm·
ed services and various
iovernmenl agencies.
But Here ls Defense Case
By SYLVIA PORTER
If you are 65 or over and
receiving a monthly Social
Security benefit check you
will now be able lo earn
up to $1.680 a year with.out
losing any or your Social
Security benefits. This is
$180 a year more than you
could earn without penalty
before the 1967 amendments
to the Social Security Act.
U your monthly Social
Security retirement benefit
is $100, you'll now be able
to earn a total of $3,636
before all your S o c i a I
Security benefits will be cut
off. This is $336 more than
you could earn before the
new amendments.
lF YO . the r e t i r e d
beneficiary, do occasional
short-term jobs -say. as
a tax accountant -you'll
forfeit Social S e c u r 1 l y
benefits only in I hose
months in which you earn
more than $140 (vs. $125
before the amendments. l
The Social S e c u r i t y
"retirement test''. which
sets the maximum amount
a retired individual may
earn without losing benefits.
again was liberalized in the
1967 law. The progress has
been steady: a $14-0 monthly
earnings "exemption" is a
far cry from the $14.99 a
Nftl' A••lfJl'•ettt
Terrence R. Doyle bas
been appointed mana·
ger ot customer rela-
tions at Philro-Ford's
Aeronutronic Division.
He was a member of
the business develop·
ment staff of the ap-
plied research labora-
tories.
Research Sub Trying
For 8 ,000-foot Dive
l. IESl l n.. DAil Y "LOT offert 1orn•
•f Hie ~st fu tvrH, j,y actual
,.,,..,., ef ru4ers, aveil•ble ia
.,., 11-111a11t• In the utio~.
Lockheed's research sub·
marine, Deep Quest. will put
to sea again off San Diego
this week to try for a record
depth of 8.000 feet.
Originally scheduled for
Feb. 21. the dive -was
postponed when a battery
problem developed white the
submersible, being carried
plggy-back by its support
11hip, was haU-way to l\a
dive point.
The fork-tailed support
vessel. Transquest. turned
back lo the Lockheed oce.an
Walter Winchell says:
"Check Executive's Ideal Car Lease
-the one that says 'Reads you win
-tails you wln too!' It'• a lulu of a
lease!"
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What about the
laboratory. San Diego. on
Tuesday.
The dive location. where
the ocean bottom is 8,000
feet below the surface. is
90 miles southwest of San
Diego.
Four men will be aboard
the 40-foot-long, s h a r
shaped submersible when
the dive for a world record
depth for c o m p 1 e t e 1 y
manueverable submarines
is attempted.
Culminating a six-month
engineering test d i v e
schedu le lhat began in
September. an 8,000 foot
descent would talte the Deep
Quest to its m a x i m u m
designed operating depth -
and well beyond the depths
reached by any other com -
mercial submarine n o w
operating.
The previous g r e a t e s t
depth for Deep Quest was
6.300 feet reached on Jan.
12.
The company · funded
d~p • diving research sub-
marine was designed and
built at Lockheed Missiles
& Space Co .• Sunnyvale. and
was launched last June at
San Diego.
New Rules (Joneeming
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month allowed in t h e
original 1935 Jaw before you
forfeited the entire month's
benefit.
That leads again lo the
fundamental question: Why
not finally wipe out the test
and let older Americans
earn any amount they wish
without giving up Social
Security benefits? W h y
should Social Security favor
those who quit over those
who continue working past
65 when all of these workers
have been paying Social
Security taxes over the
years? Shouldn't we, in this
era of shortages of skilled
technicians. t e a c b e r s .
nurses. etc., e o co urag e
these workers to continue
work as long as they are
able? How can we justify
permitting one retiree to be
on Social Security and
receive unlimited amounts
from rent. i n t e r e s t •
dividends and p r i v a t e
pensions. w h i 1 e insisting
that another can earn only
severely limited amounts
from work?
I MIGHT as well go on
record at this point as
believing strongly that the
re\iremeol test is obsotet'!.
unfair. discriminatory, and
should be abolished. But
those defending its con-
tinuation do have some
arguments which you should
hear. Specifically: '
1) The cost of eliminating
the r e t i r e m e n t test
altogether would be S2
billion a year now, and
much more in future years
as more and more retirees
become eligiLle for benefits.
This is the equivalent of
an 8 percent across-the·
board benefit increase for
all of today's Social Security
beneficiaries.
2) ff the retirement test
were e I i m i n a t e d • the
liberalization would affect
on ly an estimated 1.600,000
out of today's 17.000,000
beneficiaries aged 65 or
over. These are the workers
who now are collecting
limited or no Social Security
benefits because of their
earnings.
3) THE VAST majority.
15,400,000 retirees. would
not be affected either by
cnanges in or elimination
of the test. or these.
8,700,000 are aged 72 or
over, are therefore not
restricted by the retirement
test and may earn any
amount withou t forfeiting
Social Security benefits.
4) Elimination of ~
retirement test would be a
direct negation of a key
original purpose or the
Social Security law, namely
to provide income to replace
wages lost due to retire·
ment. inability to work or
refusal bj employers to hire
older workers.
Havin( given you th.is fair
defense of the discrimina·
tioo, I return to the attack:
the quk ker the retirement
test iJ liberalized out of ex·
btence. the better.
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J! OAJLY PILOT MOtlday, f'ebruvy 26, 1968
Reagan Gathers All Shades of GOP ·for ~olivention
SACRAMENTO CAP) -
Gov. ~agan dipped into the
ranb of pan N i it on •
Rockfleller aod Gokiwaler
backers and picbd 86 na·
tional conveof.ion delegates
pledged to support him fOl'
the 1968 . R e p u b 1 I c I D
presidential nomination.
AH~ the California
delega~ to the GOP con-
ventioo in Augw.t have pro.
mind to cast their ballots
fir the first-term governor,
a favorite son candidate, uo·
til he reluses tbem.
''Tiiey have a g r e e d ,
wtthout exceptioo, to sup-
port my favorite 50lJ can-
didacy at Miami Beach in
order to assure California
a major voice in the selec-
tion of the R e p u b 1f c a n
nomi.nff f o r president."
NAMED TO LIST
Walter Knott
Reagan said Saturday when 0. L. Bane of Reedley and
he announced the names of John D. Hix of Fresno.
the delegates. SOUTHLAND
NCYI' INTERESTED 17th through 31st
The governor says he Is Margaret Brock, H e n r y
not seeking the presidenUaJ Salvatori, H.-01.mes Tuttle,
nomination, and also will not accept the second spot on J ustin Dari, John Despol,
the tickel Olarles D u c o m m u n ,
But his delegation is filled Leonard Firestone, Earle
with party leaders who Jorgen~n. State Treasurer
believe he bu a cbance for Ivy Baker Priest, Jack
the nomination. Warner, William A. Wilson,
The loyalty pledge the all r e p re s e n t l n g Los
governor required ~ the Angeles.
delegates indicates they w311 Gov. Reagan, repre~n·
stick behind him as long ting Pacilic Pali9ades; Asa
as they believe he is in con· V. Call of Beverly Hills;
tention. It is not legally bin-Charle& E. Cook of La
ding, but is enforced by the C a n a d a, Theodore Cum·
political power ol t be mings ol Beverly Hills,
governorship of the natron's Wendell Handy ol Compton,
most popul<>us state. A s s e m b 1 y m an Frank
And no matter what his Lanterman of La Canada,
chances are for the nomina· state Republican women's
tion, Reagan want.a the federation chairman Angela
delegates to obey bit wl.abes Lombardi ol G 1 e n d a l e ,
so he can enrt maximum Thomas P. Pike ol San
influence 011 picking a cao· Marino, Taft Schreiber of
didate and a platlorm. Beverly Hills, Congressman
"California is the largest H. Allen Smith ol Glendale,
state in the unloo and a Charles Soderstrom of San
unified delegation can and Pedro.
will l.Dlure that '" ba.ve .___E_. _c_._M_a_z z i-e or
a role commensurate with
our me," be said.
Bakersfield. Seo. Howard
Way of Exeter, Joteph M.
Crosby ol South Puaden.a,
State ControDtr Bouaton
Flournoy 0 f C1aremoot,
Robert Beavtt ol FuJlertocl.
Travis L. Manning of JU.
cie nd a Hei1bt1 ,
Congressman Ed Reinecke
of Tujunga, Assemblyman
Charles J. Conrad o f
Sherman Oaks.
CARPENTER NAMED
~ -Sen. G e o r g e
Deukmejian and ~publican
National Committeewoman
Ann Bow.ier, both of Long
Beach. 33t'd -W. Reed
Sprinkel of Cucamooga and -------~ J. Steve Willlams of San
Bernardino. 34th -Alberta
W. Campbell and Walter
Knott, both of Buena Park.
3Sth -Dennis Carpenter
of Newport Beach, Coalson
Morris of Anafleim and
Charles K. Fletcher of Del
Mar. 36th and 'j1 -C.
Arnholt Smith of San Diego,
Burt F . Raynes d Chula
Vista, Evelyn C. Roberts
and Victor R. Lundy, both
Of San Diego. 38th -
William E. Norris o f
Riverside and Mike Schultz
of El Centro.
Other delegates include
TutUe, a kitchen cabinet ad·
viser; Kaiser or San Fran·
ci!co; and Reagan's brother
Nell, of Los Angeles.
COAST DELEGATE
Dennis c.,.,.,. .. ,
delegation llltely will be
wielded by the fovernor and
the small croup ot wealthy
businessmen who often ad-
vise him -"lb6 kitchen
cabinet."
Smith b a member o! this
unofficial cabinet. So is
another delegate, H e n r y
Salvatori, a f o r m e r
Goldwater man. Salvatori
was active in hiring F. Clif.
ton White, who b e 1 p e d
Goldwater win the nomina·
tion, as a political adviser
man who now Ls committed
to Reagan.
GOLDWATER MEN
Two of the Goldwater men
are Walttt KnoU. owner ol
Knott'• Berry Farm. a
Southern California amuae-
m'nt park, and former U.S.
Sen. William F. Knowland,
defeated GOP candidate for
governor in 1968 who now
publishes the 0 a k la n d
Tribune. From the Nllton
ranks comes Asa V. Call
of Beverly Hilla and Thomas
P. Pike.
Boys ~t
Ball Tips
Instructional B u e b a 11
League, sponsored by the
Boys' Club of the Harbor
Area, ls being held every
Satarday at the upper Bay
Branch of the Boys• Club,
according to instructor Lee
Fisher.
Instruction for boys ag91
eight to eleven is held from
9 a.m. to noon ; and m.
struction for boys ages 12 to
14 from noon to 3 p.m.
Fisher said all boy1 in-
terested are to bring their
gloves and "come and
learn.·•
The other delegates are: for the de.h!gation, -;::;:========~I Running at large -
Thomas C. Reed of Ross,
Reagan's f orm e r ap-
poi.nbnents secretary; Ja.
quelln H. Hume of San
Francisco; Halley; Athalle
Clarke oC Pasadena; Roy
Crocker of South Pasadena;
William Freoch S m i th ;
Cong:reasman Glenard P.
Lipscomb o f Alhambra;
~dward Mills of Laguna
Beech, and Gordon C. Luce.
state b u s f n e s s and
transportatioo secretary.
REAL POWER
Reagan insists W b 1 t e
merely will report to the
delegates on polltical ac-
tivity in other states. But
Salvatori concedes ' White
also will lend a band if a
draft·Reagan move develops
at the convention.
From t h e Rockefeller
ranks comes the New York
governor's 1964 Southern
California c b a i r m a n ,
Leonard K. Firestone, who
is now a firm Reagan
booster and a member of
the kitchen cabinet Jack L.
Warner of movie fame is
another former Rockefeller
MOBBID
It IMy -11\et WY wMll .,....
pr•enl Mme fin to .-nodillt a
erow1ne ,.,,,,,.,. "" edded 11e111-.
11mlly •~ or den dOllt ,.,i.w !he
t~llft, lnct'MM yout ,_-, VllUe Ind
.. wlll bull~lnt -·
COMl'RI HINSIVI
HOMI IMl'ROVI MINT l'UN
Ail fw Mr. .., lb I Ftlt
COSTA MESA
LUMBER CO.
..... 14 .. 1161
Reapn•1 pMt CarMr aa the two DtJMCnUe delei• ....._ 0.. ,...,. Pnlldent
an act.or 11 reOeded by t1om tllat wl1l bt coMeltinc ~·-tba t6tr Neb
another delegate, Ta f t the prelldeatial Ft1Dw1 _.. See. i:..,_. J , ~
Scbrelber Of Beverly Hilll, upected to be dildoMd tbla ot M1 •fQta.
hls old acent and now a ----------------~---
titcbeu cablnet adviaer.
Nine state legialaton an
on the dele&ation, as are .
Lt. Gov. Robert H. Finch
and Secretary of State
Frank M. Jorde, and State
Controller HOUiton F .
Flotll'1loy. Finch managed
Nixon's 1960 presidential
campaign. Among t b e
legislators are Assembly
Minority Leader Robert T.
Monagan of Tracy and
Assemblyman Don Mulford
of Pied.moot, cb.ainnan of
the lower house G 0 P
., "•rw• for
~ 1"'lUn •••
• s-.. .,w
e Me41ul .... ,._
caucus.
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NIGHT ~ DAY SERVICE
9:30 A.M.. TO 9:30 PM.......SATUllDAY 10 A.M. TO 6 P.M.
~agan caned on every
segment ol the party for
delegates and i o c 1 u de d
minority group members.
"The d e le g a t es and
alternates I have .elected
~present a ~ of all e\emena el t h • l\~l*'tr ........
Now In The DISNEYLAND HOTEL
ul4ta a iW!lllWIM.
AIDED OTBEJlS
Some -like Reagan -
campeigned vipromJy for
Brry Goktwater fOr the
ISM prelideDtW Demlna·
Uoo. ()then worbd bard
agsfmt GoldnW end for
N8"' York Gov. Neltoa
Rockefeller in tbe Wter
19M Ce1ifomia presidential
primary. Mauy haw been
a ctiv. in can.,.ip for
former vice pre1 ld•nt
Richard M. NWln, u WU
Reagm.
Naw they an. Reapn mea
and woml!Jl, and by wel'com·
ing them 00 bi9 llate the
gov~~ any
possible move in dlalleoge
his delegation iD the June
4 presidential primary.
Chairman is Wt l & I a m
French Smith ~ S a n
Marino, bead ot the eeiec·
lion committee that nmned
the delegates. ~ alto
is a delegate.
Vice cbai:rma ts James
Halley ol San Francilco,
state Republic• cbalnnan.
DELEGATES lJBl'ED
1st Congresskml District
-Goldie Mae Evam of San·
ta Rosa and Joteph Russ
IV of Ferndale. 2nd Dlst.
-Assemblyman Eucene A.
Chappie ~ Cool and Carl
McConnell ~ Happy Camp.
3rd -~ of State
Frank M. Jordan and Findl.
4th. -William 0 . Adams
ol Woodl<and and Jack H.
Clifford of Kelseyville.
Sth -Paul H.aoson Jr.
and Edward B. Gauer. both
of San Francisco. &th -
Marco Hellmao and Arch
MoQl(lll, both of Slirl Fran-
clsco. 7th llld 8tb -Frank
P. Adams, G ardi o er
Johmoo. JCnowlaod I D d
AJtembtymu Dom Mulford, an o1 Piedmont. 9ttl -
5Wpbea Nalt8llllma a n d
~ ~. boGI of SM
JoM. 10tll -Mm Guerra
of Campbell and
.u..nblyman Geor11 W.
MllW ol Gilroy.
11th -Dr. Edward
R..,U'd of Atherkla and
LellDd Jtaber. 12tb -Seu.
Donlld L. Gnmlfs1 0 f
WahoDTllh and
~Bart L.
TllieGU cl Satlnu. Ulb -
...., Bromfkld "" Slota ..-.-s..~J.
~ ol Oja. 1411s _.._Laa.._ ot
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llOUND 1"I WOii.a COMMODll itS PllSINTS m FAMOUS •••
.INTERNATIONAL DAY
ONLY
TUESDAY
FEBRUARY 27th
10 A.M. to 10 P.M.
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ADMIS'S10N
SH W-SALE
DISNEYLAND HOTEL
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1 DAY
OILY
New Matwiols
Coming"'
Hourly Hour
An Day
IMtg
1441 S. WIST ST. * llWlllM
In The Exciting Magnolia Room
11'9 MGterloh lhooom are .,.._ed fro... lftGnUfac:twen of ftne clothing and ,.,,......,,
90ftlple Ml ond rolls sent lo t'-by 1111111. detigi..s, coutvrien ond llttportwl. Eve1 rc-ie
ii invited. The materiols ('Ol'M fJ'Oltl oround the WOfld and acr-the "°"°"" Mott rrtay
M'ftt be 1e>ld lo retail stores ond mony repteMnt only one 3, 4, 5 Ot 10 yard somple
cvt In existence. You will find they ore mostly pre-dwvnk wrinkle-resistont and sun-
tested. Reocly for MWing . .__ thete "'°'9riah ore mode for Pnonufodufen they ore
mOltly ell'!nl wide wlclthi.
EICLDIYE PIMS DD SOLIDS
We "°"9 gathered OV"et 10,000 yGf'Cll of -3
3
3
4
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-:: .......... s2eas
retail stor .. :.:!~ .......... s3e~S
Values to $3.49 yd. :!~ .......... s3.80
DON'T MISS OUR SPEOAL
Vari1tio1 P1tter1 Demo1str1tio1
.. ture lo ho't9 our defttio1wl1 utoi tell you all obollf the n-VAAIATION P.\TTEIH «l,000 Olff89n fA.SHIONS
fWOM ONt.Y ONE P'ATTRH. The IMlf Mqw .,..._,,
~ ..., devised. 11'1 ..,,.. the trip ""' • -... potttl't\. , ______ ****** ___ .....
WOOLENS ::=::~:;.w •1so Al ..... Al yll.
ZIPPERS := 12!::: 25!
' illlw Yo1 Cai Sh°' for IM EITllE JUI!
You wll ftftd .._,., lnateriol nMded for Yflllll entire pew"s Stwfno ..... Hew. a.
fore hoV9 w. pruentitd such an attradlw -~of fabrics to M yow~~
..wing ~ You will '" the ,_.,,_, ~ and lfyt.s ••• lftOlf of which
row """" ......... told ot molt
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'Soft ·Sell'
Sparkles
Take a sale and add a litt!le extra sparkle. \..
That's the recipe the Zonta Club of Newport Har•
bor has concocted for it6 first Oharity Buffet and Gla·
mor Sale.
The publk is invited to the drop-in buffet and sale
from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, Mareh 2, in the Bluffs
home of Mrs. Virginia Attwill, chairman, 2036 Vista
Cajon. ShoppeTS will be able to browse among choice cloth-
ing and household items contributed by Zontians and
friends. A bonus will be the special section devoted lo
Antiques and Uniques, placed on consignment.
Reservations for the luncheon, at $1. may be made
by calling Mn;. Robert L. Baron, lun<:heon ch.airman,
646-5466 or Mrs. Philip ~s. 646-1724. Those wishing
to contribute articles to the sale are asked to call Miss
Bernice Vestal, sale co-dlairman, any day from 4 to 6
p.m. at 673-7836.
Proceeds will benefit the Zonta service fund and
Senior Citizens Recreation Center.
SHOPPER'S CHOICf -Plen1Y ol choice items will be dffered
gboppen It 11ie Zonta @tub'~~ Chari~ Buffet an~ Glam~p-Sale
Saturday, 11.Mdl 2. Mrs. VJrilDIA Mtwill, &a:le chairman, misplays
some of the fare v.ilile Miss Bemice Vestal, luncheon chairman
(left to right) prepares a tabte Mting. The event will take place
in Mrs. Attwill's home.
Zonta members serving with the sate chairmen •e
the Mmes. Donald Schoenmehl, Zonta Mart co-chairman;
Rees, collections; Fred Peth, properties; Joseph Hamblet,
Malcolm Angell, Al Forigit, Hobart Loud, Chester Pol·
krd, Carleton Mears, Blanche Benz allld WinUred
Barbre.
DEBUT ANTE
.. , ...... wtherlne HOGie
Sweethea rt Ball
Miss Hoose
Makes Debut
I Making her formal bow to 90ciety during
the t2tb annual Sweetheart Ball was MiM
Barbara Catherine H006e, daughter of Mrs.
Elisabeth Smith Hoose of Costa Mesa and
Hamed Pettus Hoose of Brentwood.
The presentation, sponsored jointly by
the Lof; Angeles Council of the Navy League
and th<? Los Angeles Athletic Club, took place
in the athletic club which was a profusion of
pink. red and white camellias, l'<*!S. carna·
lions and azaleas. Tables were centered with
bvisb <ehandelier-candlabras of crystal with
red tapo'l"S and flowers.
Weruing white gowns and heart-shaped
necklacP.S. Miss Hoose and six other debu·
tantes ccuTied arm bouquets of Jong-stemmed
red roses. As they were presented by Brig.
Gen. W)lliam H. KJenke Jr. they stepped
through an arch.
Joe Moshay and his orchestra played the
presentation waltz as fathers claimed their
daughtens for dancing, only to relinquish
them to their escorts.
The whi~-tie affair benefit6 ttle scholar·
ship fund of the Naval ROTC at the Univers-
ity of Soi&hem California.
Dignitaries in the receiving line included
Frank G. Hathaway. athletic club president;
Gen. Klenke, Co1. Edmond Ducommun arnd
Capt. Garrison Brown and their wives.
Escoi.1.ing Miss Hoose was USC liaison
officer and Midshipman First Class Wayne
Arnold Kep.ip.
Freeways Will Leacl to Fa irways
Competing in a Home and Home Tournament will
be 100 female golfers from Mesa Verde and Los
Coyotes country clubs. The first round of play will
get under way at Los Coyotes March 1, with the
final scheduled at Mesa Verde March 5. An a~
luncheon will f<>ilow in the Costa Mesa clOOhouiie .
Displaying one of the golf eneembles to be aWll'ded
is Mrs. James Beck. while getting in 9C>me prldice
are Mrs. Burton Stansbury (cent.er), tournament
chairman and Mrs. John Adams. acoring mairman.
It's Not So Hot Smoke 'Pot' -Authorities' Thought
DEAR ANN IANDERS: I am not
a hippie or a f1r~t creep with lo1g
hair and sandlla. J llttetld a fOOd
eastern acbool _. -ia law-abidlq.
peace-loving cfU-.
I want to Mt a .tom question
and I need a d.INct anawer. II mlfl·
Juana dangecoua? Muy of my friends
amoke pot a i.ve advanced some
1ood ugumeats bl fawt of il They
claim pot gives tbem 1 hlgb feellng
but no hangover like &lcobot They
insiat It ii not physically addictive
and a penon can quit without ex·
perlenclng withdrawal symptoms. No
one I know wbo smokes pot will 1dmit
to liking anything stronger. Thia dis·
COUllU the theory that pot 1motan
often 10 on to other 1tllff. They n y
the only thing wron1 1'ttb pot is tbM
it ii llle,al and the law soon will
be dwl~e.d.
I have neW!' used pot but 1 confess
ANN lAN ERS ~
the Idea ls somewhat appeaUn k.
Pemaps your answer will help me
decide. It also may be useful fur
some of my pot-smoking friends ·-
including my fiancee . -UNDECIDE D
DEAR UNDECIDED: MY UlWtir
.. JOU .-...... "la pet clu1el'ff1?"
wewJd cat .. matlrd. Yoa mt«W
II web Uk JOUI' motber. An IDIWe r
from ....... ol n1e eMntry•1 most ••
thlpl.W "'1dllltrtltt, II t w e • e ~ ··-··· ... Dr. Edward M. Utla, Bead of
P17cWMry Ill Mayt CUlde, Redle•,
Miu., aay1:
'1 am dud 1et 111m1t mar1Ju1111
becaase It produces e t 1 f u • l • •·
ballaclutloa1 IDd lmpelaJn bebafttr.
W1tUe 10me martjuu• attn bave •
1Delta1doa t. try •• ~, .........
mny DO 111Hhttte rnm pot te mtre
powerf.i dn11 IDd •f eoorte ddl
cu .................... ..
Dr. Zl('moe4 M. Lebenaobn, Clllef
of P1yclllltry at Slble7 Memerlll
H ..... W a 1 Is I a I e.D, D.C., aay1:
"l cH.lcler mll'tJllua 1 aerMa pnMem for ev 'llleuted ,...._,
It II NOT Mrmlaa, a1 .. me ...,.
l'ldlt, ud I 1JD l9r1'1 die _....
& la a t It ta nonaddlcdve b a 1 fained
such wide acceptance. Although peo·
pie wbo use marljaana do not ex·
pertence wttltdrawaJ 1ymptom1 when
ft 11 removed. they are U'emendou1ly
drun to It and many uera fo back
.. marijuana after Utey bavt ien
t la •, .._,.&al beeautt tlley want to
~Ute pleasurable feeling. Thia
.. pe.te.ce .. ju& u terloal al a
"1*a1 addlcUo•. "h lll1 proftJlloul erperkace I
Mn tee• 1 nmbet of 1en1 people
......... peJtllledC e p l I •• e I
,ndpltaW tty mart.Jana. lnteue
t•tltul erpertencH were 1uffldeat
.. trip tile baluct la Ult cllreedH
el 1nte peycltotk d11or1antudoe.
Tide ..-eUmet l•ata for weeb ud .... ••IU 11 eerlaia ..,&wet,
tilt ..... eteUnH ~y ...
aiae eemplete dtanptloa •f a Ille
plan, tremendous erpenae to the
smoker and bis family and tlle ud
fl often a totally 1lllprodadlve llama•
belnf. Some tndivldualt 11ave ke:a able
to aae martjua111 allt 1et away wldl
ft, but Lbese tndfvl01lala bave etable
nervoaa systems. Moat yoaac people
wbo smoke marljuua do aot UH
1table central nervoaa 1ystem1 ...
for Ulla reaaoa It la ~
danferoaa for them ...
Dr. Plilllp St l t mt a, Cllaleal
Profeaor of Psychiatry 11 Banm,
aayt:
"Some people laave llDNM mut-
Juana for years aad laave esperte-..
no damaJe whatever. FM odten It
llH preved dlaaatrou. MarQnu II
Mt bnnlen. rt m17 Mt i.e aMlidlYe
1M1t tc JS llUU-femtla(. la mM1We
peno1alltlet m1rtje1n e 1 • i.e t • e
trtuer tllat predpttJtet P11dletta.
uMarlju1n1 11 the eoward'1 IP.
preldl a. dealing wttb life'• probJero ..
Elelpla1 deft Ht produce a 1oladoa.
U merdy dlaterta the jadgmut ud
tlelayt ldhll OD I MlvtioD. ProloDJed
ud eoatlaaed ac1pe can ucl will
cre1te aerloH tnc.apldtadoa •Del
move 1 ·person f1rtller and I.art.lier
from reality."
So, tllere you have It, from three
le1dJil( nthorltlea. I wowlcla'I exped
1oa to lllten to me, IMd I .. ..,.
7• Usie• &o diem.
What la French-t11tln&1 JJ tt wrons?
Who should set tbe necldnC lfmitl
-the boy or the airl? Can a shotgun
weddinC succeed? Read Ann Linders•
booklet, "THW(t Su -Ten Way•
ID Cool It." Seltd 50 centl in coin
lftd • lont. ..U-acldruMd, ltamped
envelope to Ann Laden, ill c.wt I(
the DAILY Pllm'.
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Cook-off Coming Up
Mrs. Frank Me11a of Huntutgton Beach 11 congtatulated by Richard N Frank.
president of Lawry'• Fooda, In<:., for submitting one of the winrung ~pes Ln
the preliminaries of the company's fourth annual Taco Seasoning Mnc Cook·
off. Mrs. Mejia will repreaent Girl Scoot Troop 67 in the f;naJs tomorrow in
Downey.
Volunteer
Not.es
VOLUNTEERS NEIDED
At the Volunteer Bureau there 11 1 volunteer
job for everyone.
Examples iocluct. a driver tor a 20.year-old
student who is in a wheel ob&i.r and needl daily
rides to and from Orange Coaat Collete. lmtruc·
1orl for boya' photoarapby, band craft OI' art clluea
and for rporta; leffiilors for jmior hlati Ind bllh
school ilrls clubs, and drivers for cripPled children
and adt.ilta to the rehabilitation center.
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Horoscope
Pisces: Power Play
t TUESDAY,
FEIAUAIY 27
B7 IYDNBY OM.UR
"Tbe wta. mu control.a
hll ~ • • . Attrolo1Y pointa tbe • ., .''
ARID (Jbrell ll·AprU lt): u alert .. lubtle lft.
OlllDCM, you cu mark tbil
u daJ ot ..... Otbenrlle.
you laYtte.....,..... loa.
Round oat efforia. B4!cOIM thorouthb' tamm• with proaram. IOU.
TAVJtUS (April 21·MaJ
J>): New mooe ltrtlMI
yolD' ability to callftaUu on
opportunity. P'rimda aid
cawie. Contacta made in
~':u~c in yvcr bebalf. thil. Plan aecsd· ingly. .
. G'™1NI <Mar 21.June
J>): New moon empbalia
on c a r e e t' , proluaiona1
endeavors. N~ for
you to take 1tock. to pull
in rel.na, to aaert yomMJI.
Ambitiou cu be f\&lftDH.
Put oir tbe.,.........
CANCER (3-11.Jtdy
22): You C6uld mm coo.
tact with one you tboucbt
1on1 1o1L Today tt 11 .,..,,.
tial that )'OU be aftllable
for . confereacM, t a I k 1 ,
special m .. tlnp. &..., cOID·
munlcatloll Untl a,ee.
LEO (Jul:J 23-A.... D ):
You an concened today
with myttllry, puale, ii-.
tlon mart co 1 c e.r D D t
flnancea. &tit w-r to obtabt
key is to be ~ Study
details. Doa't onrlook ap-
pamit minor mataen.
VIRGO C Aq. "fS.lept. 22) :
New moon tmpbuil on
m a r r la I e • pm1Denbjp,
ability to favorably deal
with the public: No day for
com placenc y . Kay ii
awarene• to tbe polnt of
dlrect action. Formulate
Grandmothers Planning
Rummage Sale, Confab
Servina IS Wnwomlll
Feb. 29 throup March 2
will be members of the
Newport Harbor '•
G r a n d m o t b e fl Club,
Charter 411, wbtn they
gather at ~ Newport
Blvd., Cotta Mela. for a rummage ule.
'Doon will be open from
t a.m. to 5 p.m. and pro.
cffdl from the Ille are
earmarked far tht pvup's
charities. announced Mn.
Alton Culver, president.
Chairing the event is Mrs.
Vio let Eva n s with
assistance from Mrs. Glenn
Dysert. ~~
The second event scheduJ -
ed iJ the yearly apring con-
ference taking plae. tht1
year on March 6, in the
E\Xs Club. Long Beach.
from 10:30 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Sponsored by all Southern
California clubs, the women
will honor national presi·
dent, Mrs. Hallie Bridges
or Long Beach.
NATIONAL VIP
Mrs. Hillie lrldge1
presidents.
Forty-eight Southern Cali·
fornia clubs will be repre·
sented and more than ~
members and guests are ex·
peeled.
Orange County S w e e t
Adelines will eotartaln and
Mrs. Bridles will live an
address.
prosram . . LllM (a.pt. 2M)d. D):
Work. bt~~ abOity tD Jri-
Slel'IJ plC9 ~ I.I at
1tab. ltey ........ "'~
ct. Don't pdlc. A6en ..
prlnctpla. It aptC'l.tDJ
careful wttb reprd tie diet,
oerclM.
ICOBPIO (Oct. (Oct. :.
Nov. 11): N9w IDOOI poli-
t t .o D ~HPtl l'OIDUClt,
cblldnll, c r e a ti v • ..
deavon. lfotblq lubnnn
today -eitlw hit or cold.
Know thla. Pnpare for ..
tenalo.d effort.
IAGm.UUUS (Nov. 22-
Dtc. 21): I.mm polltloD
...... loa1-raqe plat,
re I 0 1 U ti 0 JU . Qmltlon
reprdlnt property, fM1
Romaiitique
Frmc .,
tu v.... o.,... Willa ... $15
Let our expert ltoir stylists frost
your curl• and create the new
"romantiqu•" loolc lor youl
romantique cut, 4.00
utate could b • con-•-._ -1-801 ltnlctivety auwered today. -a., ~.
Be lmacinattv• but al.lo phone: Newport:
practical. ~--~714, 844-1212 CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-
Jan. 11): Accent on mew•
mot. JoUl'M11. c a 11 1 ,
me1111•1 afftctiDC1'=======================::::::::::::::::::::==:· relativ•. Your ldtu about•"'------------------home comfortl, decor.UOU1--------------------art 1ubjtct to cban11. Be
versatile brtlht aad Uert. AQUAiUiJI (Jan. »Peb.
18): You 1et amw ... to
money questloDI. Giw at.
tentlon to probltma coa-
cemln1 lnccme. ~
liom. New metboda could
re1ult in profit. ~out
look. Tab cbace on. your
own abWUea.
PtlCEI (Feb. lt-March
3)) : Public retpCJllll to ef.
forts fl fnonble. YOU could
make impartant AJe, clOM lllnlficat acreement. Men
power in )'OClf eonw todly
Ula )'OU mlCbt tm.pe. Act
accordlnclY.
IF TODAY 18 YOUR
ButTRDA Y ,cH1 are a
natural bumanitariam; peo-
ple depend upon you during
troubled ~s. On negative
side you at1ract those who
drain from !OU without slV·
ing anything in retam. You
soon will recoup some re·
cent losees.
G E N £ R AL TEN·
OENCIES: New moon posi-
tion favorable for fishing,
g a r d e n i n g , planting.
Political reforms m a k e
news -one wbo worked
behind the acenea emerges
in spottigbt of publicity.
(To llftd cll1I more ~ yeunetl....,
attroHl.v. onllr $WMY OINrr'a ..
-bolllllet. Tiie Trvtll AIMIUI Astrol-
<llY • ._.. • _. .. O...rr eod<let,
!tie OAll Y ~ILOf. 8CDt l2.0. Grend
C.nlrM ........ New 'Vort. N. Y
10017.)
SAVE20%
Our Own Xandell Chaieau
Cuatom Reupholatery
and Slipcover Fabrics
Mrs. Culver will lead 28
members to the conclave.
Mrs. Paul Huffman o f
Nt'WPOl"t Beach ta chairman
and 'Mrs. Beatrice Slncoslty
of Bellflower l.I ...Utina.
HotlelMs will be national\
club o r I • n 1 s e r s ud iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii! '2.39 yard
FEBIUARY
• NOttMA0ANN MUltCH
'uture lrfcle
Votunteen may call the bureau Crom 9 1.m.
to OOOJ1, Mondays through Fridays at 642-0983.
VB IS A UNITED FUND · COMMUNITY CHlSI'
AGENCY
Monologist
Featured
At Meeting
SPORTSWEAR SPECl·ALS
Pick from over 61 printa and 2S Josh.
ion aolid color 1creened heavy eot•
ton 1harkakin weaves .•. all ~
resistant and tNated with Scotch-
gard• brand fabric protector to make
them 1tain and water re}:)ellent . • •
all in vat-dyed Savaluxe colors fiat
kHJ> their freah newneu for years.
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Rites Set
For June
N or m a·e n n M u r c h.
daurhter of Mr. and Mr1.
Howard A. Murch of Santa
Ana Heithta, will marry
Ordell P . Guataboo of Costa
Meaa on June 22.
The future bride 1s a
sraduate of Costa Meaa
Hifh School and WU a ltU·
deal at Orana• C o a a t
Colle1e.
lbe btntdk:t-elect. aon of
Mn. Helen Hohn of Vtbora.
S.O., la an alum.nu, of
Vlbort Hlp School and
~~Dtly ll enroiled at
The couple have Hlect.ed
Newport Harbor Lutheran
Omcb for thelr wtddln1.
CM la leche league
Sponsors Film Festival A femme monololitt wUl
entertain m e m b e r a and
auesta of the W~lday
MonUDI Club of Cotta Meaa
on Feb.•·
CA PRIS
Were Up To $25
Now Up To
1/2 Off
SWEATEU
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COOltDINATID 'AITIL
WOOL Th• second annual Film
Fnt1v1l tpe>nsored by La
Lech• Leaeu• of Colta Mesa
I.a alated for Thunday, Feb.
29. at II p.m. in Hoa1
Memorial Hotpltal, Presby-
terian.
Child Preparati0rt, Before
and Mter i1 the theme to
bt carried out in a procram
cl film• and speakers.
Dr. S. Mldlael Schritiber.
1YMCGlOli1t and obttttrl· da at Anaheim General
Hospttal, will empbaliJe t.be
importance, both J!h11ically
and emotionally to the
mother, baby and father ln
a preipared dtllvtr)'.
Th• special euest recelvad
h1a doctorate at t h e
Untveralty ol L u 1 a n •
• •
FREDERICK
ICBNillDER NJ'.F., JU.
Swttierland and served his
tntern1hip at Q u e e n 1
Hospital Center, Jamaica.
N.Y. and later tau&ht a
trainln1 prop-am •t Mt.
Sinai Hospital, New York.
Ticketa are St a couple
or 75 centa for • ain&le.
Furtber lnf ormalion may be
received by callln1 Mn. H.
W. Moor•, ~leader, at
Mi.all.
Tht ltalU• was founded
in 1• tn t1Unols and 10
f tlrl lat.r had 371 ~ ln tbe United Stat.et and
11 chapters abroad. Tbi1
year tht sroup totab NI
cluhl in 43 stat11 and 17
chapter• In six countries.
Calllom.la now hu &I
trOUJ)t.
The day11 activities which
will include a bruncbeae.
proeram and brid'8 will be· lin at 10:41 a.m. In the Bal· boa Bl)' Club.
Miu Arlene Harris. pre-
sentinc Talk ol the Town. ta
one ol tbe but known tel•·
pbane vokel bl America.
Relervatlona m u s t be
made todaJ wttb Mn. Fred·
erick Llnlaa of Newport
Buch or Mn. Robert Clif.
fard ol c.ta Mna.
New members to be wel-
comed into the club by prea·
kttnt Mrs. Edward B. Ena·
U.b art the Mmes. Lewis
Simon, John W. Salyer.
James J. Davia and Guy B. Lancloil.
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INTRODUCTION
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COSTA MUA
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• MEDtCAll Y APPROVED PROGRAM OF EATING
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free May Co and a qualified eonault-
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Marriage Performed
In St. James Church
ANea ~
CHERRY LYNN NOBLE
Newport Rites Planned
San Marino Setting
For Betrothal News
The betrothal of Cherry Lynn Noble of
San Marino and David Stephen Spiller of
Newport Beach was announced by tile bride·
elect's parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. Morgan Noble
of Belvedere and formerly of Newport Beach.
Setting for the engagment announcement
was the San Marino home of Miss Noble's
grandmother, Mrs. Gladstone B. Kellogg.
David Wood Brant and h.la
bride, the former Cbriltine
Grorud etthanl'd weddinl
pledaes Satmday alterDOOD
in st. James Epilcopal
Church.
Offida4inc for the double rlnl rttea •• tbe Rev. Jabil
Asbey.
Far b OCCMioa white
Oowert a n d candelabra
were placed Oil tbe altar,
and cand1et and I' l b b 0 D I
lined the al.ale. . The tride, daughter of Mr.
and Mra. N«man E. Grorud
of Balboa Wand, donned an
empire gown of wblte peau
de sole embroidered w i t b
chantilly lace, seed pearla
and cryltals. Her three.
tiered elbow length illusion
veD wu caught by heavy
lace daisiec emb~red
with seed pearls a n d
crystals.
The new Mrs. Brant c.•·
ried • bouquet of white
roses and baby1 breath.
Miss Janet Burlingame of
Long Beach was maid of
honor while the Misses
Robin and Suzanne Grorud,
the bride's sisters, an d
Carlotta Brant, the
benedlct'1 sister, lel"Ved as
bridesmaids.
The at1endants W<Jl'9 full
length empire gowns. ol
emerald green peau de soie
and matching head bows.
They canied multicolored
colonial bouquet. ol spring
flowers.
The benedict, SOD of Mr.
and Mre. David W. Brant
of Newport Beach, asked
Corey M. Myer of West Los
Angeles to be hi& best man.
Ushering guests to their
pews were Sven Backlund
of Balboa Island, Willlam
Rolf and Michael Murphy,
both of.Long Beach.
Irvine Coast Country Club
MRS DAVID WOOD BRANT
Former Christine Grorud
was the setting for a cham·
pagne reception attended by
Audition Time Nearing
For Young Musicans
200 -relatives and friends.
Mn. Esther Mekeel of
Balboa Island, the bride's
grandmother, was special
guest.
The newlyweds will make
their first home on Balboa
Island up o n their return
from a wedding trip to Palm The future Mrs. Spiller, a 1963 Children's
Home Society debut.ante, is a graduate of
Newport Harbor High School and the Uyi·
versity of Southern California where she
pledged Delta Gamma sorority.
Springs.
Time is drawing near for donated cash awards as an The former Miss Grorud
Presently she is with Pan American Air·
ways in Los Angeles.
Her fiance, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
R. Spiller Jr. of Newport Beach, was a student
at Loyola High School, Orange Coast College
and California state College at Long Beach.
young musicians in Orange added incentive to the young is a graduate of Corona del
County t.o submit entry performers. Mar High School a n d
blanks for next month's an-All first, second and third studied at the University of
nual auditions sponsored by place winners will b e California, Santa Barbara.
the Musical Arts Club of presented trophies, w i t h Her husband is an alum-
Orange County. cash awards going to win· nus of Newport Harbor High
Entry blanks, as well as ners ln divisions designated School and UCLA where he
detailed information, are by the donors. Firat place affiliated with' Phi Kappa
available at most area winners also will b e Psi. He present)y is working
music stores and from presented in p ublic concert towards his muters degree
The couple will be married in Newport
Beach in June.
private music teachers. 1-=b=y=th=e=c=l=ub=a=t=a=l.=ate=r=d=a=te=.==in=h=is=tory===·=t =U=CLA=.===.I The piano auditions areir
scheduled March 24 with the
vocal and instrumental audi-
tions March 31. All try-outs
will take place iD Santa Ana
High School.
April Rites Scheduled Th1s year, as before, the
sponsOf'ing club is being aid-
ed by a number of firms
and individuals who have An April 12 date has been
selected for the wea<!lng of
Sandra Simmons, <laughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Melv1n Sim·
mons, o.f Huntington Beach,
and Thomas OWen Miller,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
L. Miller of Wesbninster.
The young couple will ex-
change tt:ieir wedding vows
in the Peek's Family Cha-
pel.
Harbor-TOPS
· Miss Simmons w a s
graduated from Marl n a
High School, and her fiance
is a g r a d u a t e of
Westminster High School.
Harper School in Costa
Mesa is the scene where
members of TOPS Harbor
Llgbters gather each Mon·
day evening at 7:30.
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B.ECTBOL YSIS
Spring's
Essence
Expressed
New AddJtloDs la a vibrant
potpourri of the most ex·
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The collection feature• UM
best ol the season u in-
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ttrnatioaal designers. Mary
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the essence ol spring ltNlf
-a season when fubiOD
plays no favorites. a Ume
Wben no particular them•
dominates. Instead. there la
the fresh, Y 0 U D g , iJl.
temational flavor of the
clothes revuhng many dif.
femit moods. each offerint
dellghtlul new ways to
r?Vi\-'e w i a t e r · w e a r 1
wardrobes
Within New AddJtion.a. the
young 1 n t e r n a t i o n a 1
deaipus have created a
whole wardrobe concept of
fashion loots to repreaent
the ditfcrent roles we would
like to play.
Indhidbal costumes cover
a bro..t ranse: .
Romantic. female dre11e1
in supple shapes and abort,
flirty pleats .
Jet-age traveling rain·
coats plUI oo·the·run 1uita
ud dreaaes with dJvided
skh'ta.
"Little.pl" playclotbea
1Jitb matdllnl scarvu or
I a c • • trimmed pettfpanta that were meant to show.
Toaethtr, thelt Ii v e 1 y
Ne'tr AddJtiona form a refre1htn1 desiped
wardrobe ol fu.ndlonaI. im·
astnative c 1 o t b e s . To
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unite two or more, or add
them individually ... you'll
feel alive and happy that
a new season ii here!
Business Women
The first and third Thurs-
day member• of Newport
Harbor B u s i n e s 1 and
Professional Women's Club
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for meetings. Mrs. F. R. skip and slide and prance with nary a care. Ariel intended the pants to match
Fox. 548-9348, will answer the little puff sleeves wtth tiny ~ ot ruffly white lace.
quettions regarding club ___ ......:.----------------------11 membenhip.
Buffums Court Stena
M~ of Court Stella
Maria lMI. Catbotlc Dausb· -. ol America meet ucb McGDd ad fourth Monday at I p.m. in St. Joachim's
parish hall, Costa Mesa.
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Double Ri"9 Rlt•
Nuptial VoWs Recited
In Huntington Beach
Home l n Westminster
followlng a Big Bear honey-
moon are James C. Emling
of Westminster and his
bride, the former Katheryn
Le Rae W o r t h i n g t o n ,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
James H. Worthington of
Huntington Beach.
The c o u p l e exchanged
vows and rings before the
Rev. Rodger Blttsworth in
Huntington B e a c b Com-
munity Methodist Cburcla.
Given In marriage by her
father. the bride wore a
gown or talfeta and lace
featuring a bouffan t skirt
and long pointed sleeves.
Her lace cap with a crown
of fabric roses and seed
Peering
Around
A DOZEN ( S o u t h e r n
C<1lifornial oranges wi ll mix
with revelers during the
M.1rdi Gras celebration in
. ew Orleans.
Twelve Newport Beach
residents who will appear
in orange poplin, bouffant.
v.sth tiny orange and green
leaf headpieces are the
~1c~srs. and Mmes. Norman
Gamble, John Lieb. Robert
Hurtt. William G a z l e y .
Roher! C r o w n e r and
Ru:hard Skinner.
The couples will fly to
~nil from the scene of
prelent en festivities. They
ai~<· will attend the Komu s
and Rex ball. d r e s s e d
suita bly, this time, in formal
atti re.
SOUTH AFRICA'S heart
specialist Dr. T er ry
O"Oonovan. or h e a r t
transplant fame. recently
vacationed In the Newport
8<.'ach area and dined in
the Five Crowns restaurant.
Corona del Mar.
pearls held ber illusion veil ,
and she carried a cascade
of white and red roses,
centered with a w h i t e
orchid.
Attending her sister as
matron of honor was Mrs.
Henry Lisenby of Hun-
tington Beach. while other
attendants were the Misses
Jacquline Winterton, the
bride's co u 1 in from
Lakewood. Ginger Schmidt
and Wendy Raws, both oJ
Huntington Beach.
The honor attendant wore
a red brocade taffeta em-
pire gown with a matching
headpiece and carried a
heart-shaped bouquet of red
and white carnations. The
bridesmalds were similarly
attired in red ta.fleta frocks
and c a r r i e d peppermint
car nations of i d e n t i c a 1
shape.
The bridegroom, son of
Mrs. Robert G. Grunwald
of Las Vegas, asked Arthur
Ray Emling. his brother
from Las Vegas to be his
best man. Serving as ushers
were Lisenby, Terry
CoUescott o f Huntington
Beach and Peter Mitchell
of L a k e w o o d . Mark
McMullen o f Hantington
Beacb, ring bearer, escorted
Lori wenby. flower girl
down the aisle.
Mils Susan Dahling ac-
companied Miss C a r 1 a
li'illhauer of Stanton. soloist
and the bride's cousin.
Assisting at the reception,
attended by 250 guests. in
the church were Mrs. Waldo
W. Yearsley of Lakewood,
the bride's great-aunt; Mrs.
Eugene Strain, Cypress;
Mrs. Bill Turley of Orange,
her cousins; Mrs. Darwin
Winterton of i.aewood, her
aunt and Min Janet Welker
of Huntingtoll Beach, bet
coUlin.
Special guests attending
were Mr. and Mrs. Rollie
0 . Welker of Lynwood, tbe
bride's grandparents.
TIM bride is a graduate
of Marina Jtlgb School and
b6 husband received his
acboollng in Jacaonvllle
Beach, na.
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Founder patroo night at the Huntinelon Hartf«d 'Ibeater in Hollywood foulld
&ow star~ Tmror ta1.tlng with fellow Newport Beach relldent, Mr. and
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T Ju • ' o p p •-r tunltles
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ecoeom1lta • delcribed
their on j9M, thereby
dilpll)iQC .. myth that
JlllOlt bomt ecoamdcs ma· Jan ._. tun ti taacb.ln&
'er become bclmemattn.
Most ol tbe apelbrs were
involved in tbt buainess
wcrld -not IO ~
a development lince "80
~ Of tbe mOMy in the
U.S. ii epent by .women."
accordinc to one ecoaomist.
Shirley Colllna, who worka
for Macco Re~ Co., finds
herself involved w i t h
evfl'Y1hlnl from blueprints
to ladles' luncheons, while
Me.rylart Kaak.le of Sears cweraees 1 el e.c ti o .n of
fubiona and fratnlillc of
personnel.
Sacred Heart
Alumnae Club
O rganizing
witb communication Uil1a "Sal&riea .,.. amona tbe r elPODlibillty. dedication, •
she may end up wriijns -.. , f l l a b l l l t y • .cbolarahlp, ID· •
weekly newspaper columns =:.n: ... ~. ~ :.'t!s. lttative ... and humor. ~ Mwyu • • • • •• and brOldcutina radJo pro-Al one apeaker laulbed, • tr•~ Uke Dorothy Wenck "and we don 't have to com-"We'vt come 1 long way Tbere 1 a homey touch al.
of the University of pete lritb t:be men." from the old definition ot N:f:rt Beach in the new
Calllornia'a agricultural ex· EducadonaJ requlremeata. a borne economiat: oae who m • ltartJ:nc at the Mesa
tenalon service. ror the mOlt part, aemand 1 dre1ae1 ft& to kill and cook.I this Wednuday. 1.n Para.
SUJIM Edmundson and BA with other fields, lift the same way." mount's T • • Pretldeat'1
Carol Hel.n1, with Southern dletlciana l*Jutrlna extra bl· Aul11t. a yacllt owned by
Counties Gu and Southern ternablp, tralninl or atudies. local rMident Jobn Wayne
Cilifornla F.dt1on companies ln Hdltioa to "HWinl and FY Republicans ~-ued ~. ~ ~ e mp baa l 1 e d the va-cooWnc." home ec ~or• ..--... ,.,._. w.w
riety in their job9 -take cluMs in lpffdi, Mc.Dowell School. Poua-,.. the famllar ''Tbe Wild
demonstrating applluces, drama .... liberal -~•. tain Valle l the -H-Gooee" NdlrilCened "Mata auu ~ Y 1 S --... H•_." ,_ presentinc radio Pf'Olf&ml, a.tmistry Is a must for for ~· ot Fountain •u "' tile P~ •
helpin1 out wilt\ tract home toroe specified ftelds. Valley RepubliOlft Women•1 Tedmicolor proddoe.
parties and model home 'Qua lit I es of a bome Club, Federated, . on the James Coburn playa the tf· ~'home ecotlOmilt with
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_eco_nom_la_t _in_cl_ude_per_IOft_a_u_._thJnl __ Th_ur_-.Y __ •t_7_._30_p_.m_.1 lie role n Dr. Sid n e Y
an artistic OAir can IO lnto Schaefer, the psydliatrist who
fabric and textile delltJl, ~ teams so much from the
while anothet' can devote Praidelrt of the Unit.ed States
herseli to adence by cbool-_ ft•OIK CID the film), that be becomes
ing the fiekla ot textile and ... i;:;,-. • a prlm.-y tarcet for enemy
food research or nutrition .,.m..
attd dietetics. EXPERT W •Tot REP •JR 1 Troublel are compounded OCC lnatructor Nell "' "' 11 both friendly and
Woodwa,rd pointed out that belli&erent powera try to kid·
only half of ttle dieticians 6 nap or kD1 the haplelc Doctor.
work in boapitala while DAYS ONLY AT who Ja load ed with fact
others are employed by THIS SPICIAL NICI paned-on to him by the bead
private clubs, restaurants, of the naticm.
college residence halls and '--......, ....,.. -school cafeterias. ,._..., _._..,......,
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Fullerton~ fore x ample. ·-,..... • _.
h e 1 p e a initiate marked
research projects to ln·
terpret consumer reaction
and found these ltudies now
are an important part of
m a n a & e m e n t ' a con·
siderallons.
Others 1pulung w e r e
Cynthia Carson of the Dairy
Council of California; Kath·
teen B a k e r. homemaker;
Marjorie Christensen, free
lancer and consultant. Mar·
lene Marsters. Infoplan pub·
Uc relations firm. and Ber-
nice Smith. supervisor of
home economic education
for the Loni Beach UnWed
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The Floss y Career
Of John VallelY,
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JOHN VALLELY'S SPARKLING BASKETBALL CAREER BEGAN AS A CdM FRESHMAN (1e~) AND Wilt: CULMINATE AS AN ORA NGE COAST COLLEGE SOPHOMORE (right) THIS WEEK.
Wbt8 Tllet1G• Ope• 94,800 See·
Arizona Proves Healthy Yarborough
For Knudson's Wallet Capture 500
TUCSON CAP) -The Grand Canyon
toot a back 18.t today to OaDada's
George Knudson. wmner of the $100,·
000 TUcloa Open golf tournameot JDd
Arizona's newfound ~act.Ion.
KnodlCJll, W NDI, c:hlizHD)Oking
vetll!nn from Twonto, cbarfed from
the peck Sunday to win the '3),000 tep
money in Tuclon, a week after pocket·
Ing the same amoant for bis Pboenfx
Open victory.
"lt was a p-eat round, just a great
round," said Knadlon of hla 7-mder·
par 86, wblch pve him a 72-bole score
of lknder 273 and a onHtrote tri·
umpb OWJr" Fnnk Bead and Frank
~ Tbe ~ KllJd-M, fto Mys •
weiPt lilUaC procram hal 11"'1 bim
added ttrwncCb. proved hit pojlrt when
be wrecked .. finll Dim bolel ol
the 7,2>0-yard, par-'72 TUclon Nation·
al golf coune.
Quarry-Ellis Tiff
To -Be Televised
After two birdies on the !root side,
be rolled in five birdie pu~ the flnal nine boles, ranging from foot
to a curving 35-footer on No. .
Knudaon, WhOM official uooffi·
dal whmtngs for the 'tfinter tour now
total $50,310, WI ooe ol a dor.en play•
en with a lhcJt at victory, which
wUll't usured until two crucial bo-
geys. Beard. Louisville, Ky., playing two
threeBOmes beblnd Knud.sdn, WU tied
With the leader until the 17th bole
"11et1 be recorded hJs only bogey of
the day.
Beard bit his tee shot on the par-3.
185-yard bole into a bunker, pitched
3) feet past the pin and mined bb
comeback putt Dale Douglaee, Dellver, Colo., a
teCGlld.roancf co-leader, needed • blr·
die m the 18th bole to tie Knodloo. He
found a trap with bis approach 1bot on the 48S-y8rd. per-t bole llJd ended
wtCb • bogey s.
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DAYTONA BEACH. Fla. (AP)
"We'll learn bow to hand.le these
speeds," predicted Cale Yarborough,
after winning his second straight ma-
jor race on the banked asphalt track
at International Speedway where high
velocity qualifying turned Into low key
raclng for the second year in a row.
It was obvious from the 58 cautious
laps that the nation's best stock car
drivers dJdn't have things under con-
trol in Sunday's '3)0,000 Daytona 500.
The record crowd of 94,800 saw the
survivors regroup behind the caution
car 11 time.s and pande at slow speed
for more than one-fourth of the r a c e
as a aeries of accident.I eliminated all
but 22 of the 50 starters.
The crowd's compenaation for pa-
tience wu a aensatkmal finish in
whlch Yarborough passed bis Mer·
cury Cyclone teammate, Lee Roy Yar·
borough (no relation) of Columbia,
S.C., three laps from home and took
the checbred Oag less than ooe sec·
ond 1n front.
Bobby Allison of Hueytown, Ala.,
and David Pearson of Spartansburg,
S.C., made it a great day for Ford·
Mercury when they finfsbed third and
fourth in a pair of Ford Torlnos.
The next four places went to P a u l
Goldsmith of Muoster, Ind., and Darel
Dieringer of Charlotte ln Plymouths,
Al Unaer of Albuquerque, N.M., in a
Dodge and RJcbard Petty of Randle-ma~1 N.C., tn a PJ)'IDout&. "You can't do better than wide open,
and that's what I WU toinl," Yar-
borough said.
He maintained a double pit stop
withJn two laps fairly late in the race.
had no bearing on hla ~ealdnt
1ou and the dtHerence between Cale'•
$47,250 wtnninga and Lee Roy's $17,525.
Tiie average speed of 143.251 miles
an hour was far 1hort of the 160.a7
Petty drove in 'frimlinl two years aao
-when only 21 lapt were under co-
tton.
Baylor Carries La~er Load.
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Tiit i..t.. take on the Cbldrlnllll
Royals Tlada7 n!Ot at the Forum. Mii ...-eLn IAll Oflto
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prange Coast's Vallely
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Dedication --A Lesson • Ill
By EARL GVSTKEY
Of IM De ........ Sten
He takes the pass, feinta to bis right
and tMn makes the bell go aptawpfat·
splat as he breab for the baseline. He
stops, leans into bls man md then dw suddenly back and away from
hlm.
The ball goes up to the top ol bis
bead and be shoots it. Tbe arch ls blgb
and so the net barely ripples when the
ball passes through it.
John Vallely, at 19, ls closing in on
basketball perfection and he'll be
mkalng hls final borne appearaoce for
Orange Coast College Tuesday nlg1lt
against Rivenide.
He ls the greatest shooter to ever
emerge from the Newport Beacb-O>sta Mesa mu mid it was no accident.
There wen days fn bla boyhood
when he'd shoot bukets for eight
hours. He llWll two~· away from
the Balboa Island ferry and you can
tee the beckboerd mcl basket above
bis garage door as you pass by the
alley to board the ferry.
"The basket werit up when I was
in the 1eV81tb grade," Vallely says.
"From the seventh grade until my
~ ye• at Corona del Mar
HJgh, I shot baskets every day. 365
days a yell'-f"8hl, fog or darkness."
The neighbors?
"Nobody ever complained, but they
thought I was crazy. It really got to
'em wbell I pot up a 1Jg1lt above the
backboard."
'!be yean passed by and Vallely
kept 1booting. By the thne be was 13
he had whit Is known in basketball
circles u "a touch."
Even aftier practices at school and 1n the sum.mer be kept shooting in bis ane,. ''The only time I wun't shoot.. inC behilld my house during the day
wu when J was watching a game on
TV.'' be says. ·From a 5-foot..f freshmen starter
on the Corona del Mar High team, Val·
lely has now reached physkal matur·
tty It 8-2 and 180. He has a distinct
penonallty on the court. He lopes
wheft he runs and be seems slow-foot·
ed unW he tends a defender tripping
over blm.elf with a Ugbtn.ing·llke move. Be bas eaonnoaa hands and If you
watdl hll band after releutng a shot
U 11em1 u if be'• thrown a feathtr.
Well<haneJed COllCSltntion glws
him the pohr face. Finely tuned emo.
tlaMily, 1'e nrely-ps at an official. OnlJ an average student in high ICbool. Vallely bas jacked up h.lt tr.se. at Oramge Coast to the point "'*-he lt belng actively recruited
"' UCLA, amoag otben. Y• -probe only IO deeply u to -... be'll be JJ¥.Y!nl next ,..r. You
Ill to tbe potnt WtMn yoo Jeam "about r liln.n from four-rear college "'*' .. baft been received, lnclucUnl
.. ..,. mMweitetD 1cbool11." 'Td realJ1 rather not tilt abota my Jll-. for nut 7M1"'::I haft DO Idea -... rn be_,. wn. tDt smnes
left th.ls year and I don't want any
talk about what I'm going to be do-
ing next year creating jealousy on the
ball club."
Dennis Fitzpatrick, who went from
Orange Coast over ten years ago to
help guide Callforn:ia to the 1959 NCAA
cbamplomhJp and be named to the
all-NCAA tournament team, let a sin·
gle teuon OCC scoring record of 485
point&.
With two games left th.ls eeuon, Val· lely has 732.
When y~ Bee h1m add to thJt totai
Tuesday nlgbt with, say, a BayJor.lJ.ke
move under the basket, think of the
thousands of hours of practice which
cultivated tbo9e skills.
Look at the lean athlete and remem-
ber the scrawny, tow-beaded boy in
the alley where the neighbors thought
be was crazy.
PreUy Dee DeBusk
Mesa Record-breaker
'Back to Dishwashing
Pert Dee DeBusk is back at the
old grind today -washing dishes,
cleaning house and changing diapers
In her Costa Mesa home following
two record smashing perform£11Ces
at the National AAU Indoor track
championstlips Friday and Saturday
in Oakland.
The striking blond was on two world
record breaking women's relay teams,
performing for the Los Angeles
Mercurettes.
Only one oC the standards will have
the Merearett.es listed, however, since
they wound up runners up to Ten·
nessee State in their secood stunolng
performance.
Dee got her name in the tract
archives Friday night a!Ur failing
lo qualify for the finals in the 45().yard
dash. She had, In fact, called her
mothtt to convey the bad news, ad-
ding, "I've got to warm up for the
relay iww. I don't expect we'll do
much in that."
But Dee and her runnlnc mates
-Jarvis Scott, Dlana Wi1lon and
Barbara FamiU -stood oat In the
tpriDt medley betoo event.
Scott fOt the pis df CIG the ritbt
Sports on TV
TUESDAY
'1:• p.m. (l)Cl' -OOMMENT
-Coach Jobn Wooctn and a..
UCLA cat• week.
I p.m. (J)CL -SU.TINO -
NY Stars at LA T·Blrda, 01J1QPo
Arena.
WEDNESDAY
7:M p.m. (l)CI' -B1LUARD1
-Minn. Fata VI. Bm Colby •
I ,.._ (l)CL -WllUTUNG
-Prom 0)1mplc Anna.
foot, ouUegg:ing Madeline Manning tn
the 440 with a nifty ~ flat effort.
Diana and Dee kept the Mercurette1
In front and aocbor performer Ferrell
brought them home In 1:45.L Ten-
nessee State was eecond in 1:45.8,
also under the global mart~ 1:-M.S
set in 1967.
Tennessee St.ate got rewnge Satur-
day night, however, rwmtng 1he 640-
sprlnt relay in record time of 1:10.8,
blitzing the ~evtoua llJted world low
oC 1:12.4 which WU lowered to 1:11.9
in an earlier heat by Mayor Daley
Youth of Qllcago.
Dee and the MercureUes were se-
cond fn the fiDala, defeating the
Chlcaio gb1a In 1:21.J.. aJlo under
the recog:rUed record.
I
n DAh. Y PILOT
Riverside's Coming;
Bucs Edge Mounties
COACH OP VIAR II.Mr,...._ CO.PU YIR O' YIAl Miu Contrera
Soderberg, Contreras Top
..
All-Sumet League Cagers
Mark Soderberl of Ma·
rina and H u D tl D I t 0 n
Beach High'• M1b Con·
treras stood at the top of
the official All-8 u n 1 e t
League basketball team
r e 1 e a s e d today, beinl
chosen co-playC"I of the
year for the potnt cir·
cuit.
And Elmer C<mibe of
the champion Hunt1nlton
Oilers, wu un.anlmOU1ly
chosen as coach of the
year.
The 0 r a n g e Cout
area's Sunset entriet -
Huntington, Marina, New•
port Harbor and Weft.
minster , dominated the 11).
man first team, grabbinl
eight places.
the two e~ per·
form en.
Contrera• wu tabbed for h1I coolntu, ereat
1corln1 abillty from any·
where on the court and dtfenllve p r o w e 1 1. He
av•aced 11.2 potntl per
Wt ln leape action. Sodtrberl, a tremen-
doua ~~.wu cboMn for all-round
ability to teen and to plaJ cWeue. Be averai·
ed 11.4 J>O'ntl a Wt, de·
1plte belni double and
triple teemed Oil MVeral occutona. And hit tplen·
d.ld rebound perf ormanc-
H wefCbed beavtlf ln the
con1Jderatioo.
Combe 1ot the coach of
the year nod In a bnez•
alW recordinl a teem·
1nalY tmpollible chcn o«
I o i n I unbeaten In 14
Jeque encounter•.
A year aio, when tOe
Oilerl were ln tbe Irvine
loop, he shared similar
laurela with Corona del
Mar chief Bm Bloom.
AU-Sunaet League
Pint Team
leW Rt. Clue
Bruins,
SC Vie
Tonight
B.t _'1'111 Al••h• Prtll
UQA. ~ CID top,
amt louitberD Caliter111a, •
-w ftDIM :t..U: "1"tktDd" PacUlot
bell play toal .. ID tbe al*
ol Wubmctoa.
The Brulnt won their 10dl
Pac-I same wttboat • 1o1a ddl .-.aoa by dnbb6DC W~ 14"'1 OD Wua'·
day.
And the TrojlDI beck of
1be .,. .. t owr:;ii play o«
BU1 Hewttt. lm}lrO'Nd tWr
record to •1 Wtla a 'IMI
triumph ovw WlllUctoe
State.
The tklaDI are faftnd
to win tbMr' llD6 *alPt
ton 11 ht, ~ at
Wublnctoo State. But the 1'rojaDI JD&1 UY• to play at Wa1bla1ton toal~ wtt.ltoat 'I· f 0 o-t -1
cenfer Jloa Tl11or llDd l\lAl'd Mick CahtD. Ta,W bad • 1lralN hllh
oa !di dpt lllp tlfta the
8atarde1 fietory and calm
Md • pabftl ~ bent
ln h11 lat. u tbey c.'t p&a1. Boyd
laid Bob ~ woald
replace Tay\or and Vince ......., would tub tor
c..l'fin. Lew Mclndor took only
two ~ In the tint half
at ZcbuDdloo PafWoa,
mD -of tbllD and the .,.. waJted otf the court
UCl's Boss
Stays Near
Telephone
Huntington, with a nos·
sy 14-0 loop record, add·
' ed senior whiz Greg Sny-
der and junior star Roy
Miller to the first unil
HunUnctoa 6-l Jr.
Marina M Sr.
Newport J.ll Sr.
WeltmlDlter 6-1 Jr.
Marina M Sr.
Huntblston 6-2 Sr.
A•S.
11.2
lt.f
14.7
15.t
15.1
19.1
13.1
14.2
16.3
19.0
with • ...i ha1ft1me ed ...
,.,.. llOIDI ant belt tub-
1Utueical llld MID9 poor lbootlnl, 1be n a t i o n ' i
teCOD!kanked team 1 o t
Finl· UC lllVI Na (ft)
HUNTINGTON BEACH
SERVICE STORE
EDINGER NEAR BEACH BLVD.
,
Marina ace Bill Moore J o i n e d Soderberg and
Newport's duo of Al Gage
and Bob Black.
Weatminater junior Jeff
Powers rounded out the coast area delegation. P°""". Coatreral ad Miller were the only jun·
ion on the classy team.
The vote for . player of
the year wu split between
Bob Bleck Dan Simpson
Shennan Thomas
Glen Nygard
O.Ve Cass
~:"at-~~ Tr:
ADabelm M Sr.
Santa Ana 6-2 Sr.
leaM Team
Newport
Anaheim
SA Valley
Western
Santa Ana
5-1
64
5-10
S-10
6-1
Sr.
Jr.
Jr.
Jr.
Sr.
15.S
10.1
11.4
13.3
14.0
Roll of Fat Plagues Reichardt;
Pole Fires Blast at IAAUF
Alclndor wound up with
23 points and had 15 re-
bounds. Lynn Shackelford
and Lucius Allen each got
14 and the Bruins won easl·
ly, i~ the fact that
they werea t playinS on the
"hardwoods."
The liuskie gymnasium is
coated with a rubberized
pWtic called Tartan.
UIQallf utd for track
turlacet, Tartan lJ tpringy
and a basketball bounces
back to the band of the
dribbler a fraction of a se-
cond faster then on wood.
The Bruins, tbougb, found
oo problems pla)'inl on it.
... " .... ,,
Cum lnellefn 1 l • 17
S•ndeft 4 1 4 t Htckm•ft 1 t l 14 ~t~r 2 4 4 I c~·•••• " , l 10 er-1 o o 2
l'Ofltlus O O l O
P1r1<et 5 I 2 11
Howeftlllne • l 2 J Gled-J 2 e I • ...., 1 t I 4
C-I 4 l ' Ttlllt 35 22 U tt
U.L LUTMallAM O'tl
1'0 n PP TP
lvet'°" 4 2 S 10 Sdw<*Ht s • • 14 ,,...,.,, 2 12 2 1•
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l!tklM 2 4 5 I
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Totelt :ID lD ,. 10
Hel"llN ~1 VCI G. Cal LlllMrM 22.
-/ChlSis
~ lubrication
.,._. I Oil Change
(Major Br1nd)
/Brak•
Adjustment
/Bearing
Act9ll '""' HHrillfhlll .,,..... C.....
I SAFETY CHECK I
66*
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VALUE!
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HOLTVJL,l..E -Calll«nla
Allelll OllUWder ll l c b
beeaue they lane ..me
better to do!'
at tha Mex1co City Olympics
will bave to undergo a eu
te1t. t b e lnt.matiollal
Aineteur A4h.letic Federa-
tion decJded Sunday.
After his team worked out
on the Tartan, coach Bob
Boyd said he saw no dif·
ftcu1ty in playing on the
IUJ'face.
In other Pac.a gamea
Saturday, Clll!omla and
Stanford won Su Frudsco
Bay arta victories over
Oreson ~ anc1 Or.,on.
Pro Cage
Standings ~~~IA Piek '°"Fatter Service Phone Ml-4495
NCM For Alt Appointment!
R*ha'dt ii carr"9I -
• roll 11'0UD4 bit IDilSdle
todaJ,
Not • baDk roil, but •
roll of fat which coatd COit
him $50 dollars for eacll
pound he weighs ovflr 210.
Reichardt reported t o
spring training camp Mre
Friday wef.&hing ZlT.
Lut ,.. thl oatflelder
m.1tde manag.r Bill Rigney
promise to fine him $50 for
each exc .. pound wben he
reported for sprinJ training.
On the otbtr' band, JU~
prom.lttd to buy Releb
a '200 1uit it the $200,000
bonus baby weighed in at
210.""
lo far lllell'1 11)'1 be la
iunc to Ii" the chunky out&tJdtr more time, addini
thlt UM fk\a1 ngh·ln la not
until the An.sets move to
thtlr main tr•tnint camp
at Palm Sprincs.
Reichardt, who blamH
tbe weleht oo b.ia mother'•
cooMn1, 11 W«tinC ocit ln
a rubber aweat auit to keep
h1I bankroll fat and to trim
b1I middle.
* * * WAJllAW, Polud (AP) -.. .,, • ..,., ... •hlfld
..... .. .. lo Ill•,., w...W
l'fford ,,._. WM:r Z.a
KJobdonb 18hl, Mr velee '*' lllderu41 sad. '1'111 ............... ...... ,,_,_, ..
* * * LOI ANGELEI-U tM Lot ....... Dill ....
• lnftt tewaN tint ...
Ill the West Division of
the National B o c k e y
Leacue, they'll have to d• ......... Tiie KlqJ oded a foar-
game borne stand Sunday
Dilhl with I f.% victory
"" tM It. Lowll Bl11et. The trtampll pat Lot
Aageles Just one game
back of second place MJn-
•ffOta ud live back of
tbe PldlJ .. lp)da Flyers.
* * * WINQIESTER, Mau. -
Blllie Jean Kfnt, the un-
dbput.ct ~en o« tnnis who
needs a man.stoo-.U. trophy
case to ctt..play all htr
awards, la all for makinC
money, but she's undecided
on a pro career.
Billie Jean Indicated her
heart is with the Jl"OS but
a burninl ambition ii keep-
lnC her u amawur aft.r
the became the aecond
player Sunday to wtn the
U. S. National indoor tiUe
three etrallbt years.
Mrs~ Xlnl launched a bld
for a termi1 grand slam by
wtnninl the Australian t!Ue
lalt month. She now needs
tbe U. S. sra11 courta.
Wimbledon and F r • D c b
UUes.
* * * .. 1'tlM .. ta tMn. l'ttELBOtJRNE, Autralla
..... jml .... .... -8eoC\a .. 'l 1hll Qart. ch1Y-
.. ••• .._ 1a1arl tac a Lohls Ford, scored
"It'• Ute only IOlutton and
the only way to r.aaov1 all
doubts and suspicions," the
marqueSJ o« Exit.Ir, Brttlab
pntldent of ~ IAA7, 1aJd.
In addition to UM 1e1:
test., there will be snap dop-
loi teet.I for all eompttitor1,
male and female.
* * *
UCI Ace
Triumphs
Bob WWl.lte, UC Irvine's
premJer diver, took fi.nt
ptac. JD boUl tht one-meter
• n d three-meter cham·
pionsbtpa Saturday.
OSLO, Norway -DI Tbe doable win however,
CllUer of Bend. On., ,_ • wuntt eaoap to oftlet tl1e
on one of the l1Mlt lblhl V.meodoUI depth of Cal State (LA).
U. S. performantts of tlM The llwaders from 1mot·
lkUq HUOD Saday, wt. town Dabbed four JPOU iD
Dini &lie women'1 IPldaJ tbe top 1tven to win the
•lalona of the WerW c., mHt br 10 pcinta over the
race1 at a e a r ., 1 \rar. bolt. la ibe tbir~ annual
lllptolleo d1v1Dt champion1hlp1. · Ric& Jluia added to UCI'1
MlH Ca«er, who fllll1W total wtltl a Ith place OQ
tbtrd la Satartay•1 SS-both boards.
slalom, recorde« tlle twt The Bil Four for Cal State bat .,__ (I.A) wmi Demda Goldeo
-• of Ute race I• (third) Grtt ROM (fourth)
Ra1'1ai clewn tlte lllpet ti Chuck ' RilP (flft.1l) and
41.JI MCODdl ... t11ea •.ti Lerry Br..._ (te~).
for a Wal dme of l :SS.41. 'N antkfplltea jmdor cot-
lsabelle Mlr et FrPft l•C• comPftldoll fal1td to
tlM 1 _ _. la ........ ' mldltrlalJM Md the ICOl"inl ..,, •-er ... WerW w11 dropped tn th a t
Cap eompeUttoa, took M · dlvtlton .
~ la l :IU5, Ud Wnd1 J'tul ecort.u: Cal State
Allee ef 8u Pedre. Calif.. (LA ) 38, UCI ~. Cal State
tlalOecl Wrd ta t:as.• <LB > 21, aaremoat 1.
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Oiler Junior Varsity
.
Went Unbeaten, Too
By EARL GUSTKEY .... _..,,..., .....
Ask a Huntlniton Be.ch
juniot varsity bukett>&ll
player what ht thinka of
the Oller varalty 1om1 14-8
in the Sunset leaaue and
he's likely lo respond: "So
What! So did we!"
The Oller JV t e a m ,
possibly the best in the
school's long hi.story, finish-
ed the season one point ,.
away from an unbeaten
season. 1be only blemilb on
the club's 24-1 record was
a 49-48 defeat at Compton
in Dectmber.
The club shot 44 percent
from the floor and won two
tournament cbampiomblps.
And in thel.r four games
with arch-rival Marina, the
Oiler junior varsity won
every time out by aeons
of 61-57, 77-74, 48-44 and eo-
54.
In view of the fact varsity
starters Mike Contreras and
Roy Miller are juniors.
Becker's current team will
make a vital contribution
to the 1968-69 Oiler varsity.
"Elmer should be wry
strong next year," "'Beck.er
says, merrlng to vanity
coach Elmer Combs.
"With tbe guys from 1bis
JV dab eoing up with Con-
treru and Mi.Iler, 1he vani-
ty will have Strool nuclaa.
And O\D' <Ma and Bees both
bad winning recordl tb1J
year, too, so next year's
JV will be tough .,am.
CLASsy ltECORD
GIM Becker
The starting five that pro-
duced Huntington's great JV
record this year included
Lee Walters (6-3), Alan Hart
(6·2), Carl Pederson (6-4).
Tony Bonwell (6-0) and
Mark Wbitfteld (6--0). ' Pederson u a 225-pounder
wbo ahoWd be a backboard
temJr' tor ~ nut year.
Btcker bU been Hun-Unctco's JV coedl for eitbt
yean and U. CODJiateDtl:y
produced winning teams.
Ttria year's wu Becker's
leCODd. ltraight I e a I u e
championship and the Oilers
were aecond me two years
BUD 1TUCKER
LOS ANGELES -Mumblings of the Monday Muse • • •
DEPT. OF THEY TELL ME ...
Marvin Milkes, general manager of the ne~ American
League franchise ln Seattle, says Joe Adcock 1s a strong
candidate for the position of manager when the team .starts
playing in 1969 ..• Mllkes says he saw enough good. in Ad-
cock's brief rung as manager of the Cleveland Indiana lo
make him a possibility.. . • Bob Hayes says Joe Williams, the kick return expert
drafted by the Rams out « Flm'ida A Ir M Is noae. of the
f astest men alive" . . . Hayn should UO'f beau.te be is
the fastest man alive. . te A Hollywood Park official says that 1rithin five to n
years Hollypark and Santa Anita as we know them today
will c1ease lo exist . . . The point is that the land is far too
valuable for the Umlt use of a ract track. M h The Angels will receive a visit .at Palm Springs arc
7 from baseball commissio~er William ~ckert · · .. · Eckert
ls more commonly known in baseball circles as The Un-
known Soldier."
* * *
DEPT. OF HO HUM ••.
WUlle Hart.ck, who treated tbe working pre11 as
badly aa any naure In 1porta hletory, now whbee lo
kiH and make up . . . It la loo late.
Anfel owner Bob Reynold• 11 wrong wbe11 be 1ay1
all baseball players are ln worae ebape than men ID
Miter aporta • . • I've seen fat football Unemen who
coot barely 1et •P wbe• bocked cloWll.
* * *
* * * DEPI'. OF ISN'T IT ABOUT TIME • · That 1omc ')Ody tu&ael1ed John Lon&den WU A better
Jockey than ht I.I a trainer. • That the 19arly rumor ltarted that the Dodpn will
move tht:tr sprtna camp out ol Vero S..ctl.
before that.
A ~year-old business
tucher, Becker lives in Seal
Beach. He played bukttti.ll
himself at Lona Beach
WilJoD Higb, Lone Beach
Qty College and Cal State
(Long Beacll).
Wby hasn't Becker landed
a varsity job el.sewbe~?
"I'm real ntisfied at Hun-
tington Beach -I beven't
appUed anywhere elae."
H.UON aacoaD u IMtftolle JI , ... IW;le
56 lobe CHMCll . ...,,,,....
• MMIN a CGmPton
S5 IMtftOH• 10 VIiie Ptrlt
..
~ 41 • " " .. S1
Area Trio
Wins CIF
Mat Titles
Sol lltl<lftd1
tO ""'''""
" By STEVE EK<>VJCB !: OI Ille DtllY ,,_ Steff .ll l .. ,.
56 WutmlMlw
'I M.,INI .. Orange Coast a r e a ~{ wrestlers earned
:12 themselves some esteem in ~ Southern California Satur·
~ day as they walked off with
u three CIF championships, a ~ pair of seconds, and two
41 thirds in the CIF Southern ;J Section Finals held at Cal
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Tilt Tonight
To Decide ,
CIF Berth
Final CIF b a 1 k e t b a 11
playoff pairlnp wUl be com-
pleted tonight w'ben ~adla
battles El Rancho for the
remalning berth in the
conted prep eliminations.
wtµch begin Tuesday In the
AAA diviaion.
The Apacbe·Don tifi will
be at Montebello High at
8 o'clock. The survivor
(probably Arcadia) w l 11
open the playoffs at Bur·
roughs Tuesday night.
Other unfilled berths were
occupied over the wee~nd
when Sunny Hills blitzed La
Habra, ~·42, to s e t t 1 e
Crestview League's number
one and two positions.
Belll1ower's loss to Santa
Fe Friday night resolved
the snarl in the San Gabriel
Valley League. And Buena
goes in as the Obannel
League's number two force.
Here's Tuffday's plaYolf
games, atl of whJcb start
at 8 p.m.
AAA u-.,....,
Monte llltlt •I Compton
Redondo 11 C1llloml1
St. Ant11on11 t i AvlellOfl
CulVtr City w Ventura ti V1ntur1
JC l-llUCll Poly al COfonl del Mtr
El Rtncho or Arcedl• ti llurrouvh•
LI H11W1 11 Covin•
Mtrlnt 11 Redltndt
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Mavnoll• •I Huntington lie.ch llellllowor VI GleM II C.rrl!OI JC
Wtrrtn vt Mlllll<.tn 11 LllCC
S.n llerdoo 11 Sunnv Hill•
Ptloa \ltrd~• 11 He><tll Torr1nu
llueNI •I Ntornlnttldt Northvlew v1 Monrovl1 11 Aradl1 HS
Muir 11 Noire D•-
State Fullerton.
Afrer the last bout was
completed and the bleache.rs
emptied Paci.fie H i g h
emeritgCIF champ for the s year in a row
with y second,
Lowell third, Dominguez
fourth, and W estm.tnlter
tied for fifth.
Those bringing b o m e
champion.ship medals were
Gabe Ruz (136) of Costa
Mesa, Eddie Bond (141)
Huntington Beach, a n d
formidable Doug Casey of
Corona del Mar (178).
Seconds went to Paul
R o b i n s o n (136) of
Westminster and Art Brooks
(157) of Fountain Valley.
Third places lftre earned
by Greg Hansen (194) of
Westminster and A n d y
Vorono (235) of Marina.
The 136 lb. fracas saw
a jinx broken and another
maintained as Ruz downed
his two-year nemesis Paul
Robinson on the strength o(
a takedown in the first
period.
Ruz had faced Robinson
four other times prior lo
the finals and lost all by
very close margins, while
Robinson's CIF jinx sUU
h a u n t s him as the
Westminster ace failed for
the second year in a row
lo secure a title.
Last year he lost 4-3 to
a wrestler he bad beaten
a week before.
Lion coach Lew Boyles
declared. "Paul's making no
excuses. he's a bumble win-
ner •and a gracious loser
and he has a tremendous
future in college wrestling."
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SITES SET
FOR FIGHT Ru stlers Slam Compton, 84
The March 4 double
championship bout a t
Madison Square Garden
will be televised Into
Anaheim C o n v e n t i o n
Center and The Forum ln
Inglewood.
Tickets prices for both
locations are J1 .50, '8.50
and $5.50.
The feature attraction ls
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Mathis h e a v y w e I g h t
scrap,.. followed by the
E m I I e G ri Uith-Nino
Benvenuti w o r 1 d mid-
dleweight title bout.
Golden West College's
baseball squad travels to
San Bernardino Tuesday
afternoon in quest or its first
Eastern Conference victory
after trouncing Compton, 8-
4, Saturday in a non-con·
ference game.
The Rustlers hammered
two home rullS, tightened
up their defense, and got
superlative pitching against
the visitors.
Dennis Jones struck out
a Compton batter with the
bases loaded and two down
In the top of the ninth inning
to preserve the win. All
three outs in the frame were
strikeouts by Jones, who led
the Rustler staff In that
department last year.
The big blow for the Hun·
tington Buch nine came In
the bottom of the seventh
Inning, with GWC leading
4·3. Dan Loomer cracked
a three·run home run over
the left field fence to give
the RusUers a 7·3 lead.
The visitors were coasting
along with a 3-0 shutout
before ewe exploded for
seven runs in the seventh.
As it was Compton outhit
the hosts 12 to S, but they
were generally spread out
through the game.
Art Spencer received the
win although he got relief
help in the eighth from Don
Munsell. who in turn yielded
the mound to Jones for the
ninth.
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Running in Rattler Country
Keeps Olympian on Alert
dom!Dated the .... and
the Russiana,0 r •ca 11 a playtcl toatb ...._ for •
YoUDC. "l'pt beat rtel bid. of tbt IO mlahi --. bat. CASA GRANDE, Arl1. rn<nin1. Youn& dOPI 1weat hll worQJ wttb J . B. Fox.
(AP) -How»ns coyotes to11 and takea to tht dirt former track coech at
and frtsh~ned ratUttnues roedl ot the dtMrt 10 mllea We1tern New Mt x l c o
provkSI the eerie cborUI for out.aidt Cua Grande . Un1vers1tJ, who baa a.ti up
distance l'UDMI' G •o r a• Sometime• It la 10 dark be . what la probably th• most
Yoans as he padt hll way can bertlJ find hia way. unuaual track prosram to ~Cb early mo r Din I "A lot ol rwminl ia by tbe country.
de•trt ml.ti ln prtparinl 1tarlllbt." 1a1d YOWll. "~ut "It's all done by mail
for ~ Summer otymp&cs. I always look for the mooo "Fo1 HDdl me the pro-
And indoor track fana to bt out ao I oan see the sram fot five Qy1 and I
across the country have road. mall him my reaulll and
been addi.Dg to th• "I have compay," 9Clid bow 1 feel," aaid Young.
trhn;nphant obor11s. Yowia of bla d9Uy seven "?Lo.Uy, he wuta to know
Young, aft.er lt years of to eight mile run. "The bow 1 feel."
·a tortuous. aelf-1mposed coyot.1 are always ytppina Why does Yowia. married
t:r•ntna routine, bu yet to and hollering. and wbeD it's and the father ol a younC
lose in seven indoor racu warm you can bear the rat· son and daughter, do it?
this year, winning six 2-mlle ~nakes." He acknowledges that bis
eventa and another at three "You can't see the snakes, wife, Shirley, "just as soon
miles. but hearing the rattle is I'd quit four years ago."
HJa best 2-mile time. going enough. My heart jumps up Young, Who bad an un.
into this week's National into my mouth." distinguished track career
MU meet in Oakland. In the afternoon. Young with tbt Univerait7 of
Calif., was 8:31.8 in Los goes through a 90-minutA! Arizona, says bll almost
An1elea. He clocked 13:31 routine at the high school evangelical approach to
to the Melrost Games' 3-track whlcb bt calla hit in-tract began in 1959.
mil.er. U!rval workout, r un n 1 n a "It was allilr a meet with
Twice an Olympian, the short distances against the
31-year-old hlitl s c h o o l clock.
science teach« already has For nlnt of the paat 10
been felled once by a . years. Young's tl'alning was
bleeding ulcer in bl1 pursuit simply a matter of sell·
ol that mOlt elusive and dltctpllDe. He got no help
ftltt1.GI ot aoa1a -"m1 Ver/ or advice from anyone and bllt .tfcirl" Mt up bis own program.
So, at a o'clock r-;ery But since last fall, Youn1
Pirates' Whiting
Scores Double
Mike Wblt1JlC' I do\j)Je Vlc·
torr in dJvint hlChllthted
perlormanct1 by Orange
Coast and Golden West
Co1e1e In the S a n t a
B a r b a r a -Golden West
Invtt.Uonal Friday a n d
Sabrday •
The Ptr.t.1 f1n1'bed third
in tbe •wim meet with 305 ~
points to ch amp ion
Fullertoa (400) while Golden
W•t wu neWnc ai11b apot
with w COUDten.
OOC's Whttift1, l"° bad
pUed If an early )Md P'r1·
day' held 00 to w1o the Olle·
meter and three.meur
cbamplonshJps.
Wbttinf'• a .1 pol n t 1
overshadowed b1a dolest
competitor from P'ullerton ......
in ID llCddeDt in the fall
and didn't have the cull
recomoved until early in
January, at the start ol the
swim seuon.
Warotr WU second btst
Jn the it.ate la.st year ln
that distance.
Dee Renfro ~ a
s u c c ea 1 f u l two • day
periormance with a aecood
in tbt 50 free with a 22.t trmJnc. Earlier, Renfro 1ot
third in the 100 tr.. (SU).
Pirate Bob Mueller placed rO\rtb m tt>e 50 tree with
a 23.0.
The 800 tree ~J tMm
ol MW Willoll, BU&bM, Bob
Moore and Wareer of 0CC
combined for 1 1: Sl.O elock·
ing for second plact. GoJdta
West finllbed HWIJUl,
And, the 440 IMdltJ re1aJ
team ol Paul Mlf, l>oat
Sharp, Bob Dake and !\mo
ol ocx:: g<>t f1ftb wttll •
4:01.6.
CdM Falls
To Viking
Swimmers
And ~t'1 wtlen ·I 1tart.d -1
to awn bard. I knew 1 couJcl t1ed Soula Oat. .._, al·
whip them." ternooa at Newport Jleech'1
SlDlt tbu, be bu been Marlnen Park.
h two 01 y mp i c Yet wben the final whftt-
at...,Mclwn. Ia 1llO be le had aounded, tbeJ bad to
stµmblect at • hurdle and tu f 11 ti lo finlabed back in the pact. se • or a • e the P•
H• came tn flttb tn llk cific Soccer Leacue cow.. H sioa. owewr, YOGQC I.eels now Coach BriaD McCau .. -y he may ba•• beu running .,.., the wrong race for the put was nearly at a Jou for 10 and word.I foUotrl.Dg the Ult yeara baa Mt deci~ed "It wu one of the mo 1 t
wblcb race wm be bla fr'ultrating gamet I've ever
speciality · for thia ye•'• seen." M 1tated. "It 1bould Olympics. ha ..___ It will probabi.. be ft -a lJ.L Wt missed
• •1 one ewry lltot ta the boot while
of t.bree. The 5,000 or 10,000 they only had one clear shot
meters or the steepkchase. at roal an day -and made Spedfna of tbe Ol:JJnpicl, · u:r
!~ang added ~. 'I"-Raqen tot tbtJr goal
I ve always bea a Coat ftve mbnrt .. btlort ba1ltlme
believer tn goala, and IDY Ybta vttenn Colla we 1 t
ioal 8°" ii to ... J1llt bow 11ammld ta a penaltJ at-
IOOd I na11 aa.'t tnlpt to make it 1-4.
Sears.
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Wins QC_fR Reu!e
ClfTOB Sbel>J's debut in w • t t e n d l for th e
tuJor league drac racJ.Dt ""'-'••I D r a I 1 t 1 r wu a MMCttllW oae SW>day ...1 U bl.I ••aup.r Suh" fU~l Al• Dltl• htl M Ou •....-~to Ju third C.u s'rzNpe
~ve wtn tn Oraap A ,.... ot Wlf •1• CouDt1 I n t • r n a t to a a 1 wa be ill ._ pot wlla SUD·
Racew11'1 tinC of the hUl ..,., tap ,.i •Hmtn.aw
·-:i~ Doe Prudhomme T::r: '° .::r Mika
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• .... elapeed time and a lbow wm ..... the ..... t
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Be deleat.ed Larry Stell-Id .. ,.......
lnp' Lagana Beach-buldpiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiill dragster in WO out ol tbr.. .. ...
races Sunday. SttlllDp' car .....
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Sav~e got fourth with 2S0.4.
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Savage held on to second
w\th 2&'7.151
The depth ol 0 r a n 1 e
Coast was evident la the
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Warner and Hugi>ea, Utt
Pirates bad Mike' Wfllola
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Paul Hlllbt• of occ sot
fourth with an 18:35.3.
Final Soorint: FullarioD
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Or~ Cout ~~. Su
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Ana 215, Goldea West 153,
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First Time in Hi8tor11
M~, Febnlary 26, 1968 DAIL V PILOT !lJ ' --
Swirling Fog Cuts Short Midwinters ' Sunday 39.th
8~· 1\Lf.tON LOCKABl:;Y . P.tist ( K-50) Jack Holleran, , .. u,. •ffftr LBYC, Brain of Pooh. Maurigoli ; Rettig, KHYC ; (2) Voyage
f'og swirled in aeross Los
Angeles and Long S.ach
harbors Sunday c u I t in g
1hort the 39th Soutllerri
California Yachting Associa·
tion Midwinter Regatta in-
volving more than 1.000 sail
ani:t. po1o1-·er boats.
It was the fi rst time in
the history of the winter
sailing eveflt that a race
has been CiM'Celled because
ol weather. The first t""'O
<lays of the regatta were
&ailed under clear skies with
winds thai ranged from 10
to 15 knots.
Race comn1ittees at the
six sponsonng yacht club~
hoisted Oil(! pj>Slponement
signal after another as the
shifting fog gavt" indication
CJf dissipaling, but by 2 pm.
the grey blanket h a rt
hecome general ;i.n::I thf'
three blasl; of the signa l
,e:un pu1 an end lo the
·.11ailing.
Many yachts from out of
the Lo.s Angeles-Long Beach
area \~:hich we r c an-
ti cipating returning to their
home porls immediatelv
;iftcr the final race 11.·ere
trapped and had to remain .
With only two race~ bl>int!"
~a iled a numl>cor of lie.~ in
various classf's had to be
setllcd by the flip of a coin.
Thr adver se weather also
affected the Predicted Loi.:
race fOf power rruiseTs on
Saturday. In Class A :'II
hoats started. fivr 11.·erc dis-
qualified ror rn i~sing mark.~
and eighl oth ers did nol
fin is h.
The 14·inner . Ir vin~
Horwitz of Del fl cy Yacht
Club. had :i co lli sion with
bis boat on Friday. be ac~ed
it on ttic rocks n e a r
Ala mitos Bav 14'here it sa nk.
and borrowed another boat
in which to l'Olnpcte in the
race. He fin ished the race
with a 0.552 J>('rcent of er-
ror. Second place "'enl to
;\ustin Porter's Au?.onan of
Windjamn1cr Yacht Club
with an erro r of O.il7. and
rhird "'as Larry ~1cD014•ell
.Jr ·s Sea Que ~! of Lon,c
Beach Yacht C!uh with an
error of 1.450
C!:is3 B wi nne r ,,...as lircat
Scott. skippered by Jark
Pressis with an error of
0.826.
Only serious a cc i d en t
amon°g the sa ilin g c!assc~
o~·~rred Saturday when Bill
Effir:ger of California Y:ich1
Ch·b hit a subm erged rock
rff the Los Ance\e< Harbor
li~h thouse. Effinger was
U1 rown to the dc<:k an d su•.
\a1ned painful mouth and
head injuries Extcr.l of
damage to th{' boat was not
determined.
Ne,,..-port skipper~ scoreci
heavily 111 al! c I as s es
F'ollo~·ing are the results of
division~ at Los Ani;ele~.
Leng Beach. Cabrillo Brach,
Alamitos Bay. Seal Beath
and Utile Ships fo"\ee! yacht
clubs ·
l...o' Angele' Yacht Cluh
CAL·32 !6\ -11 l Pei;!:aso,
Charles i\fc.Kesson. SMYC:
12) Attorante, B urk c
Sawyer NllYC.
K·43 (6) -111 Andanll'.
Nick Frazet, SDYC) 121
[,ynla III. Jackson & Scott.
CYC. .
PCC !71 -fl\ Dorothy
F:. Boris Lev10 CYC: t2l
Undine. Norman Dawley·
LAYC.
COLUJ'1BIA -50 f7} -t II
frl)m. Charles Ha thaway .
CYC: (2) Release. George
Sturgis. NHYC. CAL·36 114\ -!\) Sun-
downer. Ed Sundber~.
LAYC ; 121 Whimsey II.
Hugh Rogers, LA YC.
SH IELDS 191 -'1) r a-
1ience. John 1-f om m ~.
l.AYC: 121 ,loseph1ne. Eric
Co nn . LBSA : i J 1 Dainty.
Emr\' B!ack. WBYC. L-:ifi 15\ -I I \ Papoose, C~ff Tucker, LBYC : 12)
Ma rvida . John Payne. BYC.
K-38 (5) -f l ) Cricket,
Irving Harris. SBYC : !2)
lRuana. Robt-rt G r a n t ,
SBYC .
RHODES-3.1 ffil -11 l
Impulse. Paul Mary, BYC ~
12} Mistress. Bill Taylor,
BYC .
PMA CATAMARAN 151 -
Galatea. D. H. Mct...ean.
CBYC; No. C--48. T o m
Mi Her, DRYC.
ORCA CATS 19) -! ll
tmua. Nohnan W a Iker,
BYC; (2) PaUy cat n. Jofln
PurHU. BYC; 131 Iml Loa,
vie Stern. s1 eve.
OCEAN RACING C !ti )
-(Ii Conquesl. Bill Polly,
LBVC ; 12) Tehan1. 1SS-4-0)
Connie Doran, LA YC.
OCEAN RACING D (81 -
t 1) Volante II i Cal-2.;rJ)
Mike llitsh, BYC; 121 Kim
II. Dick Connick. St. F. YC;
/3) Big D, (Erickson·35)
Bob Dallas. OBYC.
CAL-34 (20) -(I ) Alegre ,
Jack Jensen, BYC: t21 Tie
between Galadtial. H. N.
Beveridge, SBYC. and Kill·
vind. R. Wallace. LBYC .
CAL-28 (2.S) -Rocking
Chair, Willis Boyd , LAYC ;
i2l Sea Esta. Stanley Dar-
row. SBYC: f3) Blitzkrieg.
Andy Chambers. ltl-IYC.
CAL-25 ( 181 -Solitude,
O Hodges. ABY C: !21 Sea-
Room, R A. Hatch. LA VC;
131 \liv:icious, Bill von
KleinSrn1d, NHYC.
K.ill 16) -j l l lmpt'lUOUS,
Peggy Slater, LAYC : l2)
Cantina, Gordon C r a r y ,
~MYC.
K-40 141 -Tie between
1.tauriee J . \V W. Sullivan ..
LA\'C and Tioga. John
Bugay. SBYC.
CAL-48 141 -Tie between
.Jacato!. .J a c k Hami lton.
'JHYC. :ind Jubile1tion. Har.
r.v Steward, \VCC
CA L-40 (21 l -I 11 Gypsy ,
Harry Moloshco. LB YC; !21
l\!adrugador. \l/111iam Allen.
NHYC: J.11 Flambouyant.
B;irney Flam. LA YC.
PC 181 -Ill Misty. Teri
ron~don. N HYC. 121
Panif'. ~~3 rk C'J hcla n. BYC_
C<\L-.10 r61 -Cl l ~llsty .
Jack Retlman . LBYC ; 121
he bf!tween Fidelio. 8 .
Sturtevant. CBYC and Sun-
bow. H. A. Curwen, LAYC.
fat:u:fllo Beach Yacht Cluh
P-28 111 -I l l ~atf'a.
Ed Tabor, CBYC: 121 Sc·
concl Lovr. .lack Frost.
CBYC .
P-Cat11 124) -I ll Copy
Cat. Bob Bakrr. CB YC: 121
No N a me. Jim O a v i s.
,\IBYC: \31 Tc ~1atei II.
K . Bartlett. ABYC; (4)
Brocatl Joe R i d d i c k .
ABYC: 151 No Name. Elliott
Olson. SMYC.
ri.1A LIBU OUTR IGGERS
18\-(l) Hoku. ,Jim Hart.
l\fYC: 121 Puh1. H a n s
Mill enaar, MYC: {3J Saki,
Virgil .lust. MYC.
Pl.ULT! HULL ARB -
Standings· help up by pend·
ing protest.
f' LY IN G DUTCHMAN
(18\ -·II) Solu tion,
Croshicr & Dorem us. ICYC)
<2) El Ray. Martinez &·
Riley, WYC. 1:'.ll No name
Frank · Gray. KliYC. f4l
Spaghetti factory. Charles
Rogers. SO YC. i5) Diana,
Bob 1-falderman. CBYC.
INT. TEMPESI' (10) -
! I ) Quick Silver, W. Crooks,
\VYC: 12! Curacao, B. Kirk,
SF'YC: r:i 1 No name, Mike
Dougan RCYC.
THISTl.F. 1!51 (Jl
Golda fl Everc1! Ross.
AYC: 121 \Vizard of lrl . Den-
nis Clark . COT YC. Seattle:
t'.11 Sa ndy And y, Andy Lit-
tlejohn CBYC; 141 Cheers.
Chuck Spurgeon. SMYC.
5-0-5 1161 -11) Queen
Anne's R c v e n g e. Elton
J\ilatheson. Palo Alto YC ;
13) No Name. Arch Marez.
Santa Cruz YC: 14 ~ No
Name. Ot!rk Dyn, Palo Alto
YC: 15) Out of Sight. Stein
& Grosten , CBYC.
GEARY-18 1151 -1\1
131 Dulcinea. M . McDoug\e. 10 the Bottom of the Sea,
CAt..2·24 (5l Tern, R. J . Boldt, KHYC: Ill El Yo
Shutt. Yo. P. White. Kl-IYC: (4)
CHALLENGER 1101 -Sorry About That, R. Hood , Escape, J .B. Hamilton ; l2) KHYC.
lie between Bigame. S. EL TOflO SA~OT I -(1)
Kafaury and Bluebelle, R. Witchcraft. V. Coe r per ,
Scroggins. l.ake Merritt YC ; ( 2 )
ENDEAVOR (10) Scherzo, R. Bayard, Sierra Stormy. John Amies: (2)' SA.
J ud Y Dingle, UYC; (3) OMEGA -(I) Till Waru,
Ocho. Bob "Cerf, LIYC. C. Kinriie, WY C; (2) Sioo py,
LUDERS.II (9)--Coquette. W. Lund , WYC; 13) Two
C. Martin; (2) Kildee. Ben Bits. Herb Chan. KJIYC.
Hromadka; 131 Windsong. DAY SAILER -(I) Kimi,
William Fundenberg. .J. Hughes. Ventura YC: 12)
GLADIAT6R·24 (5) Mucho Gusto. M. Dunsmire, Feliz. R. JeMiss: (2J Matai, sr-·vsc.
Paul Smith. SU PER SATELLITF: -
CAL-24 i l2l -Alakai, /lf Sugar Plum. o. Cla pp, <2) T w is t . And re w
.Jud y Whitson: -12) .Jasep,· PVSA ; (2) No name -A. Morth land, NHY C; {:I )
.Jack SetC'hell: 13) Ginger, Brennon, PVSA. Westwind, \V . ~1. J\1arttn,
Dave Johnson . V FLYER -Dlppity Doo, WCYC.
ISLANDER-32 !6) -(1 1 II. !\1cKinney, CYC: ~2l No SABflE-ERICKSON I 5 )
Tie Detween Rag Doll. S. name. H. Jones . PVSA . Luna, Roscoe White , SMYC;
Plass, arld Joanne. S. Vyn. Seal Beach Yacht Club i2l Genaja. Hollis Strait,
T-BJRD (61 -T-Ana, B. PHRF-A f521 -(I) t.1an LB CC.
Pottberg: t2) Takoa. R. Lee, Don Bovill. DRYC : (21 ERICKSON-26 ll ll No
Johnson. Sin ttiiedo, Gene Phillip•. Exe L UR l namP . /.1elvin Anderson. A IB ( 9 LBYC ; t31 Makania, Bob SBYC; l2) Naiad, Dic k Camelot, Paul Loveridge. Helfer. BHYC. Etlioll, KHYC: (3\ Plum
NHYC: (2l tie between PHRF·B (25\ -111 Zoo Too. Brad Godlrey. WCC.
Hus k,\'. Don Murphy. BYC. BEFORE THE FOG-Led by a group of 10-meter sloops, the Class A Ocean IV. Norman Switzer. LAYC: NEWPORT-JO 1171 and Howling Owl. R. Lewis. racing class gets ol:f to a clear fit.art al Los Angeles Yacht Club on the second t2) Sol br is. Dick Bubell. Pinata, Rile.v ~ Bissell,
CORONAD0·2S (2S) - (ll day oC t-he Midwinter Rega1la. Fog can<'Clled the final race on Sun<lay. CBYC: !3 ) Sundoh. H. W. LIYC·, 121 J ada. Charles Gemini . R. Slerner; (2) Mui Snyder. DRYC.
Loa J Mo · o ( 3) Bechtol, CYC; C3l Bravo II, . ·. rns n: PHRF·C 121) -t ll Con-Bill l-faskell. LIVC. Maraudcr. J Moffett. LI00-1 4 B 127) -Old Two Pairs. Paul Floyd, Powell. L.~: Blue Dolphin. neclicut Yankee. \Villiam Alamitos Bay \'aehl Club Eisenberg , DRYC; ! 2 I F'OLKBOAT {6l -Maria, DRAGON I 151 G Polky . ·Mark Mason, LJYC ; ABYC. Lori Bennett. OCYC; (5) No "-•••'ll••d. SI BYC·, 121 F•n--ay San!e, Mill Vanois. ABYC ; ....., ... W.aid, Steven Curran SB YC; 12) No . 1531. Lee Perry. SABOT A t34) - ( l l Tiki, name. Ro ss Holmquist, i.11 Graciela. Bev Freden-tasy. Leslie King. OCYC.
12) Ga.v Lady . William Ger-ABYC ; i3) Orin B. Roscoe Greg Nowell. LBYC; !2) LBYC. dal , CBYC. CAL-20 (36) -HusUer,
rard. SBYC: l'.11 Wami. Ben Butcher. ABY C; (4) Schuss. Candace, Bi 11 Pettingill. l lllle Ship1 Flrel COLUMBIA -21 (9\ -11) Art Glasier. ABYC; 121
Mitrhell. ABYC. Harry Hutchinson, ABYC : LSC; !:'ll No name. Curt COflONAD0-15 -( I ) No name, Barry Wood. SI F"antan. Ted Mats n n,
STAR r20l -Swingin t5) Zorba the Boat. Jim O!son. CYC: (4, Hum ilia-Verclo. B. Page. KHYC : 121 RYC; 12) No name, Randall ABYC ; !3) Tie·Tie Too. Rieb
St<ir. Don Trask, St. f"YC: Karis. ABYC. !ion, King Humann, BYC; Puff. N. \Yeinrich. AYC : r:n Cook, ABYC; {3) No name, Stanick. IUIYC . 1
2
1 Hannah. Barton Beek. SABOTIER. !17\ -Mr. 15) Mellow Yellow . Doug No name. J . Linsky . WYC; Rob Gruetcr. ABVC. CAL-WX 1101 -Dulh
N H y C : ( J 1 Zucker B. Bill Baldwin, KHYC~ 121 Rastello. J.AYC. f 2) no name. Elmer Clau· CO LUMBIA -22 151 The Girl. R. E. Wilkinson. Sl
Kan inchen . Chuck Lew sacl· Dipper, Phil Green. ABYC: SABOT B 134) -(I) Blue sem, Richmond YC ; 15) Got· Turtle, .Jim Lunn. WCC; t2 J BYC ; r2l Popnus n. Peui
der. Nl!YC. t3 J No name, Steve Angel. Mark Gaudio, OCYC: !fried. Davie .Jones WYC. Whim . .J. R. Robinson, LSF . Kent. LBYC: 13: Littlest
SNIPE A 1281 -f l) Brucker. MBYC: (4) Bla"ck 12) Little C .. Chris Cantwell. WINDWARD SABOTS 11) C 0 LUMB I A · 26 (II) Rocking Chair, Suzie Boyd,
Aniante. Llewellen Bixby 11 . Betsy Black. ABYC: (S) UC: (J) Camel.ass. Peter -Chicken of the Sea. M. Dlablo . ,J. F. Dutlon. CYC: ABYC. IV. ABYC: (2\ F~xy Flyer. -'-"-'~~""':'.::.~'-'--''.'.-C:'.!..._::~;_C'."-.-".:'.'.'.:'""''.:....:..:C::'.... _ _:::::::""'-"'--""'-:.:::::__::::.___:::.::'.~::.:....:..:.-=:::.::c:c._~:.:.__:_::::..:_.:::_~~~--~
Norman Ahlquist, LMSC;
131 No name. Rudy Hurning.
LMSC.
SN IPE B 114 \ -Ulir. M.
Rlackstone , CBYC; (2l No 1 name. Denise S ego w i n .i
PVSA : !3l Night Wind , C.
S. Humphrey. CBYC.
OK DINGHY (16) -No
na me. Gene Kohlman , Se·
quoia YC ; 12) Hoti, Richard
Ramelot. ABYC: (3J Zot,
Alex Kimball, ABYC.
ENTERPRISE (9) -Luft
Rehind . .Jim H off m a n ,
KHYC : (2) Waipulano, Jim
Griswold. ABYC: 13) Lem.
min g. Whitney Barrlcks,
KHYC.
INTERNATIONAL-14 (18)
-f l) Happy Warri<lr , Baird
Bard.arson. Corinthian YC;
(2) Lola JV. Dick Rose, U.
of Washington : 13) Ea~le.
Lennie Bardarson. Corin-
thian YC.
FINN f37 1 ( I )
Luftmeister, Fred ~1iller Jr.
SSSC: (2) No Name ,
Charles Miller. ABYC ; IJ)
Hi Finn. R. Koerner. RMYS.
Fl YING JUNIOR t IJ) -
Marvelous, Chris Marr,
ABYC: 12) Goblin . Dave
Beck . L AYC ; !31
Windfl ower. Dave Hod ges.
AAY C.
LID0-14A t 15\ -P.~haw
Merlin Gayman. ABYC: 12):
Viva. Gib Ma rsball. ABYC;I
1:'11 Hi Ho, Ed Rodriguei.i'
ABYC; (4) No. 2650, Don
Weise, BY C.
Wa shington
Exhibit Shown
DAILY 10-10
SUNDAY 10-7
Offer Ends
Mar. 3, 1968
w~ H"VE REDUC•D THE PRICES ON OUR THREE MOST POPULAR I
TIRES FOR THIS FABULOUS
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Ra vager. ('.erry Hamilton, United States. covering !he
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VICTORY fill _ 11' dis play in the offices of
Ailsa IV . Bill w. u 1 ct en . County National Bank. 62
KHYC: 121 Nike. Bob Sb'-Town and Cotmb'y. Orange.
Ye • A F'riday and Saturday. 1nger. KH : 1.,1 zure. Th 1 d · Arthur Williams. PVYC. e rame copy lll on
MERCG RY l20) _!i i loan £rom its owner. Charles
R. Sawvell, a 5.8.nta Ana Alue Mist. Roger Roeseler.
SBYC . !2) Radiant. Jack insurance man. Accordinl(
Nero'um SBSC. 131 0 n.. to Sawvell. the document is
· · ._ one of seven known com· Design, Jay Becker· CBY~: plete originalll of t he
141 No 'l.llme. Francis. publication.
Samson. Fresno VC; 15). ~----------.! D3imyo. Alston Lysight.1.1
CBYC.
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-B·Ba\I, Mel II en k in .
SCCYC: 120) No Name,
Harold Ensign . VYC: (3)
Rristol, Cliff Sa n de r ~
SF'VYC.
Lone &ach V•chl Club
RHOOES-19--(9) My Cup
of Te1i , J. McCary: 121
Polka Dance
On Saturday
Bob Paley
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28 DAILY PILOT Mond~, Frbtu~ 26, 1968
ROUNDT ABLE -Ex-presidential pre6S secretaries
Pierre Salinger above, BlJl Moyer and James Hag·
erty participate' in a roundtable discussion on "Tele·
vision ·and the White House" tonight at 9:30 p.m.
on ChanMI 28. The men, representing the last three
admini6trations in the White House will discuss
some of the problems of news coverage on Capitol
Hill.
TELEVISION VIEWS
It's Tough
To be Funny
By CYNTHIA LOWRY
NEW YORK (AP) -Watching th~ Sm~~
Brothers Show on CBS these Sunday rughts is. in
away, like watching the old Jack Paar shows. The
viewer is looking for daring and shock almost as
much as jokes and musical numbe1"6.
BUT AS FAR as shocks were concerned Sun·
day, they were about as ~gas those received by
touching metal after walking across a carpet. .
Tommy Smothers, backed by the chorus, did
have a long song called "Lloyd peorge Kne~ !'1Y
Father " done to the music of ' Onward Christian Soldier~." Pete Seeger, the folk singer did h1~ve a
number of war songs to 6ing, dating back to Yan-
kee Doodle," including a parody of 1898 sung to
the tune of "Tramp, Tramp, Tramp the Boys_ Are
Marching," although the music eeeme associated
with the war of 1914.
SEEGER, an attractive perlonner, also sang a
narrative number about 801diers on maneuvers led
by a fooolish captain into quicksan~ in the Missis-
sippi River. But there seemed to be litfle to get very
6teamed up about in the content of bis performance.
There was a not altogether successful series of
swelches built around a poll which induded a Negro
named George Wallace, with .U the predictable
jokes about the sUn.iW'ity of name, and one p~tty
weak sally about President Johmon.
THE PROGRAM, which has received so much
publicity about JU "controversy" and troublee with
network cen90ls, aeeins to be in the pl'OC.'t!IS3 ot dis·
covering, ae have otiher show in the past, t'bat it is
covering, as have other shows in the past, that it is ·
witty and funn')' week •fter week.
ABC's documentary about the Vienna Boys
Choir on Saturday night showed the inteMive train·
ing and discipline of the youngsters between age
nine and the time their voicur cll-ange.
THE BOYS live and work in an atmosphere as
austere and rigid es a military echool, receiving a
ge-n«al education as w.!ll as a musical one. Most of
the program was devoted to voice training, and the
subject was tackled by foU<YWing the career of one
title boy, a serious, sweet.faced child named Rein-
hard.
The program's big problem W36 that of lang-
uage. Since the boys and the teachers spoke Eng-
lish, it was obvious that all concerned were play·
acting for the cameras. The program's moo reward·
ing moment& came when the choir was singing or
etag:ing a performarxe of •n Offenbach opera.
NBC, still shuffling tb future programs. now
has decided to keep "I Dream of Jeannie" next sea-
son. It was not induded in the first announ<:ement of plans.
Recommended tonight: "The Lucy Show." CBS.
8:30.9 PST. Joan Crawford ln her comedy debut on
television; "The Darmy Thomas Hour,'' NBC, 9·10.
a program of his one-man night-club act, taped dur-
ing an appeQrance at Lake Tahoe; "The Carol Bur·
nett Show," CBS, 10·11, with Garry Moore and Dur·
ward Kirby, in a rtWlion reminisclng about Carol's
start on the old "Garry Moore Show."
Dennis the Menace
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MONDAY
IV[NINL
1:00 8 lllt lie "-': (C) (IO ml11.)
Jtny Dunphy.
Cl "8 M "'-lhR: (C) (IO iiiTnJ Robert Abtr111U.,.
8hwfllde (I0111ln,)
0 'GENGHIS KHAN'-Part I * Omaf Sharif, Eli Wallach
Stephen Boyd-COLOR!
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min) Willer Crvflkitt.
8 Hulltt.f·lr1ntl., R.,.,t (C) (3 min) e llldt• v.,.. .. : (C) (30 min.)
"Islands of the Sulu Sta."
C!l F Tr.., (30 min)
ID I LM LllCY (30 min.)
ID lii1Rp11'1 ltlH4 (C) (30 min)
f1) Tiit llMI ArttMn
fI) Wulliltrt• hi RtMI
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7:30 fJ 9 (I) ClllSllOU: (C) (60 min.)
!hear wlnntt Ed B11t11. cast •
1 whiskered mer witch. allows u
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promisu to find water.
D DANNY THOMAS ON * STAGE IN A ONE·
MAN SHOW FILMED
LIVE HARRAH'S TAHOE
MI '!lm~ "": ,J:-
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forrnance at Hlrf•ll'• lodp Iii
lW Tallot. lltnda.
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• ~Cl),.,... .... : (C) (30 min.) Stwen tell.\ the C.r10ns ha
will search for Kelly's birth cer·
trficate; hostility clouds the ••
union of Dr. R°'51 and his brother;
Betty speak! sharply to Normen.
0 T..,.: (C) (90 min.) Don Me· Guire hos1s.
Q) W.W AMtrt1111 CC) (30 min.)
fI!) "ET .lettw. ''Tt1m1io11 and
lh• White House." The prorram
presents hllhli&hb from • panel
discusmri on te lnlsion news ew-
er a a• at the White House. P1rtJel.. panb include lhrtt former Pral-
dential Press Stcreuriu: .limn C.
Ha1trty. P'iene Sllinaer. ltld Bill
0. Moytrs. AIJo on the panel .,,
John Ch1r1cellor of NBC IJld Din
Rither of CBS. Moderetor Is Ed·
war• P. MOl'11n of 1114 Publie
Broadcut Laboratory of N£T. .., ............
O Tiit Mlllkees: (C) (30 min.) 10:00 ! 9 CIJ en lnttt: (C) 160
"Monken Mind Th1ir Manof." Tiit m n.) Garry Moore, Dumrd Kirby,
boys IO to Enrtind when o.v, In-Jo/In Gary 1uest It was Garry's
hults 1 country tstllt. show that ,..,. Ctrol her. start ind her loll&.f•nn contract With ces. 8 Mtwlt: ~ "ftttlt R1111•I" 1J@ Cl) I Sn: (C) (60 min.)
(rom•nct) 42-Fred MecMurr..,, •'lfappy Bfrthdiy Everybody• Rob-
P1ulett1 Godderd, Suun Hayward. lnson •nd Scott 111 ass1inec1 to
O IHI ct)~ i. Alrlcl: (C) pnitect t lftlred apnt 111lnst • (60 ·min.) "A Min ol Valut." The venaunce·Htkl"I esuped prlt0ner.
11me ranch II used 11 • way It•· Jim Backus 1uests.
lloft by kldnt1?4'l'I of the ll·PAmltt 9 lltflt '1rtllt• "IWS (C) (60 of 1 111l1hbonn1 country. min.)
a ~ s Mwtr. "WM Klllt4 Q mtrn T11t lia v-. tc> <60 r• ltttl" !lll'fStllY) '65-Julltl min.) "Bounty on 1 Bark!~." Nick Prowse, Sal Minto. btc0mes the QUll'TJ of bou!lty hunt· m Trd ., C...-11m: (C) (30 ti WhHltf Joh1110n. his Plrfntt on I
mfn.) Bob Berbr hosts. • bear hunt Lull• Parrish and
CB P'tny .._ (90 min.) Pe1tt Hnbll auat.
• Ttdllllal C.... ID Altl Dnllr IMI (C) C30 min.) I e Fl'llldl CfMf • llltllc ........ (C) (30 111111.) e c..i-, c-i..... m w.w ,....,.. I
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f8 Stect M.ut lll••tl'f/°"* 11:001J fJnM O'Clld ltepeit (C) (30
If 1111 rrnldtllt mrn.l Jtny Dunphy.
f1l) USC M'* Fntlval: Tiit USC
Symphony Orchestra, und• tht b•
!Oft el W1lt1t Outlolll, pleys dts·
slcll 111111k.
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l:JO • mi Cl) Tiit lllq sa..r: (C) I (30 iiiTn.f)Oln Crawford end Vivia~
Yenet suat on this musical tdftiofi
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llmb din. the 11M1 Ylf to to
Mitt Crewtord' a houtt for help. flit
star la drtlMd Ill eM dothts lot
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Director's 'Knack' Shows
(
In Wild, Wacky Comedy
By TOM TITtJS ....... ~ .........
Never mind wbo hu "The
Kmet'' and who hMo't. In
a tre.wheeling P°()ducdali
such as this ·~ Brlt1ah
comedy, ooe pera<a who
detl:litety mu.rt have k ii
tbe dinctor.
In the cue ol South Coat
Bepe by's version, which
opened over the W'eebod at
the Seoood Step Theater,
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direotor Paul Ford moct
assW'edly has il -a highly
polished senae of. timing and
prq>ortiOID wblcb overrides
some individual weal<l1esses
to cany off a challenging
assignment.
F o r d ' s production un -
derse'"5 author Ann
Jellicoe's program oote In
which she discusses uaijlg
"every possible eltect that
the theater can ocrer to stir
up the audlenoe." This is
a c c o m p 1 i s h e d at tbe
Newport Beach th eater with
skillful use of visual em-
bellishments aod rapier tim·
ing.
Characterization In "The
Knack" is instantaneous.
and fur:ther development
would only be belaboring a
point. Instead. the emphasis
Ls on the more presen·
tational aspect.a ol the com-
edy which blends a trio of
dissimilar yowig men with
a rather backward young
girl and stirs vigorously .
There is Colin. the in·
trovert but eternal optimist,
who wants to buy a larger
bed "juJt In case"; the
debonair ToleTI, who s e
capabilities aeem to include
the "thrH-mmute make,"
and Tom. the arl:Jitrator
whott emotional designs are
left unde.fined.
Mike Douglass is easily
the best ol the cast as Colin,
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FULL DIMENSION
Mlk• Dougl1u
employing ~ s1ring'bean
stature and wide range of
facial mannerisms to give
full dimension w h l s
character. Billy Mi 11 et,
while not the physical em-
bodiment of the Lothario,
delivers a s-t r o n g in·
terpreta:tion of one to whom
the "knack" is inborn.
ln the more dlflicult role
of Tom. James Baxes en·
counters some diffi'cultlea
witb hia tl..ming, and appears
to overcompensate as a
re.slllt. .trainSng the hot-and-
cold d\aracter demanded by
the role. Tam! Purse, as
the girl they puraue In
various ways. lacq the in·
dMduallty and range to put
her performance across.
But tile production itself.
a frightful bore oo the
screen a fetW years ago ,
C'Nlclc.les with the im-
agl n.atioo of a keen direc-
torial eye for comic detail.
Scenes such as the argu-
ment over who's goina w
carry the suitcases offer a
hilarious throwback to the
Abbot and ~llo "Who's
on first" routine. And the
dialogue itself, with some
gems llke "It's your idea,
yoo rape her." is played
for the most patt with ad-
mirable precision.
Three more weekends re·
main for "The Knack" at
the Secood Step. playing
Fridays through Sundays at
t h e Newport theater, 2815
Villa Way.
Carol Channing Slww
May Finally Make It
By BOB THOMAS
'-" IMl!i.. T1tevlsl001 Wrllff
HOLLYWOOD (AP)
B a r r in g unforeseen di!·
{iculties, the Carol Channing
special will appear on the
ABC network on leap year
day, Feb. 29.
Miss Channing will believe
it when she actually sees
'her own ftte beaming on
the tube. Her show, ~·carol
Channing and 101 Men," has
been to the starting gate
before.
The special was i n
prevaration las~ summer,
and Miss <;Jlanning un-
derwent six weeks o f
rehearsals with guest stars
Waller Mattbc.u. George
Burns, Jimmy Dean and the
A!sociation.
Also scheduled to appear
for the Oct. 1 taping was
the Air Force Academy
Oadet Chorale. The Cadets
flew down from Colorado
Springs the day before.
ABC STRUCK
Then it happened. The
b r o a d c a s t i n g union,
NABET, went on strike
against ABC, The taping re-
mained on the schedule,
since it was to be done in
the color studios of NBC,
which wasn't on strike. ?v'Jss
Channing continues t h e
story from there in her own
breathless style:
"Oh, we had everything
ready, all my makeup and
wigs, and the Cadets had
arrived, and f o u r • s t a r
generals and everyone. So
I went to NBC the day of
the taping and to my utter
surprise it was surrounded
by pickets. Well! t h a t
wouldn't do at all.
"Then this lor.iely man
who is the head of NBC
here -what is hls name?
Oh. yes. Tom Sarnoff. A
lovely man, and he's mar-
ried to a girl who went to
Bennington College, as l did.
He came out of the building
and asked me not to go
on with the show. He said
if I did, he feared there
wollld be a strike against
NBC, too.
"My goodness, It was a
problem I I mean. we had
all those Cadets ~ere, and
we had to feed them every
two hours. Those boys just
eat like crazy, and If they
went without a meal for
more than two hours, they
became dJspirited. Also, we
had our guest stars to think
of. If we had to postpone,
Walter Matthau might be
making a picture someplace
far away.
''NICE MAN"
"But heavens w e
couldn't close down all of
NBC for one little television
show. I couldn't do that to
such & nice man, especially
since tie was married to
a Bennington girl."
The Cadets were sent
back to the acadtmy, and
the show was cancelled.
ABC managed to reschedule
the taping for Oct. 15 after
an agreement with NABET
that the special would nol
be broadcast until after the
strike was settled. Miss
Channing managed to retain
her entire cast except for
Dean, who suggested Eddy
Arnold as a substitute.
The special was scheduled
to appear Nov. 16, and Carol
appeared on the Joey Bishop
Show to plu g it. But the
strike wasn't settled. and
she went on with Joey again
to announce that the show
would air Nov. 30.
But even though the strike
ended Nov. 21, ABC didn't
have enough time to pro-
mote the special. and it was
postponed unUI Feb. 29.
Musicale et
For Weekend
The Colleae Singers of
California St.Me Co~ge at
Fulltrtoo will present a pro· , gram of choral music Sa.or·
day and Sunday at 8:~ p.m.
ln Ult colltge's LI t t l e
Tbtlltr.
Tbt 80-membtr c b o i r
rtpnMnted CallfornJa last
~ at the N1Uooa1 Music JCducatora' Convention. The
crouP ta conducted by David
TborMn, pro(esaor of music.
Tlcketa, at fl, C ln bt
1'9let ted 'by callln. the
A•IOdn9d Stlldents Ucltet
offlct. l70-MJO.
'Little Hut'
Cast Listed
For Mesa
The Costa Mesa Civic
Playhouse takes a new look
at the eternal triangle next
month when the French
satire "The Little Hut" goes
on the stage of the Com·
munity Center auditorium.
Bill Fucik is guest direc·
tor for the comedy by Andre
Roussin, which has been
adapted to English by Nan-
cy Mitford. It tells of the
tribulations of a man, his
wife and her lover
shipwrecked together on a
desert island.
Gene Benedict, who won
Costa Mesa's top acting
award for ''The Best Man"
last season, will portray the
husband. Leslie Day, last
seen in Lido Isle's "Poor
Richard," is cast as the
wife, with Ed Little playing
the lover. A fourth role is
still uncast.
Four performances of the
comedy wi ll be presented,
beginning March 15 for two
weekend s. a t the
auditorium , on the west gate
of the Orange C o un ty
Fairgrounds. Tickets may
be reserved by calling the
Costa Mes a Recreation
Department at 834-5391.
Produce1·
Gets Studio
HOLLYWOOD (AP)-The
dream of many a young mo-
vie maker is coming t r u e
for Robert Aldrich: he's ac-
quiring his own studio.
The rotund producer.di-
rector of "The Dirty Doi·
en," "Whatever Happened w Baby Jane?" and other
h I t a announced recently
he has bought <the site where
Mary Pickford first built a
studio in 1913.
Old Hollywood hands can't
recall another producer-<ii-
rector building his own stu-
dio in many years. The pur-
chase price was not disclos-
ed.
'Barber' Due
At Chapman
"The Barber of Seville"
will be performed by the
Western Opera Theater at
8 p.m. Sunday in the Chap-
man College auditorium for
the college's current Artist
Lecture Series.
Cond uc ting will be
Herbert Grossman, musical
director of Western Opera
Theater.
Simon,
Nichol
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By JACK GA VER :::~ ':: ·~i;,:,n : .. ~~~~1!"'01!~,:
u" Dn111t ••ow Security "'"' Netiona1 l•nlt, m s. MA.I" SI., Loa Anotlu Att: J. llomtr•. (Ollflty
NEW YORK Up ) Th of LOl M9etu, $1•1• ot Gtlitoml1. ell ( I -e 1,.. r1t111. 1111t •llO 1n1trttt ot .. ,. • ..
combination oc playwright ~~!U.:,,~:. ·~:it "':i ~,.,::.~~" ~=: ~
Neil Simon director Mike .. ,.,. ot Mid dece11ed .... acqul .. cl ll'f
' ootr1t1on OI 11w or orlltrwl•t. other '""' Nichols and producer Saint-or fft 1ddlllon "' lhtl ot Mid deet1Hd.
., ll>c ""'' OI cit••~. In and lo •LI -Subber has come up with certain .... DrOMrty tllut!td In ,.,.
another h i 1 a r I o u s en-;::i,i:1.~v ~a:ib..i"~" .::...;~"::::~;
t ,_1 , , p LEGAL OESCltlPTION: Loi 2S In etuunment Jn l a Z a llloek 'A' of llr..tlord'• r.1ubdlvblon Suite," just as lhty did In of 111ocJi, 'H' end ·1·. Town•I'• of ,. ... ,.... . c.n!la. In lht CL!• ol PL~~lle. County r"bent s e a s o n s with o1 Or•""· s1e1• o1 ea11t0<ftl1, •• s11own "Barefoot in the Park" and an • m•P 11\trtot recorocd lft l>OOk ., "Th Odd c 1 .. D ... '5, Ml•COlftMOUI MapS, rec~ e oup e. oc wld Ountt Coun••; The new attraction which EXCEPTING •nv •"" 111 unc1erorounc1
ed 1 t k ' we11n ocher llltn w11e" talltfl tor u .. open as wee at the 111man. Plymouth Theater consists 11uo EXCEPTING from .. 1c1 land • ana.lltll ol lhe mlnerel •nd oil rtt111s of three unrelated comedies n conveyf<I 10 F....r cune 1nc1 Netti• set against the background M Cline, IKl>l>and Ind wlle. .. IOfnl lonenlt. bv cl .. cl ITCorcltcl AU11VSI 12. of the same suite In New 1•0, in l>OOk 11tt. " .. ' ltJ. 0ttk1.1 York's Plaza Hotel lltecon:i .. in ltte office of Ille County · lltecll'der al stld Oranoc COllnlV, George C. Scott a n d more commantv known " JOt..J11 w.
M S I Ctnhlr St , Plecenlle, Callf aureen tap eton are stun -Temu ot .. 1. Gu tt 1n 1,.;iu1 monoy of nlngly effective p I a y i n g '"" Unlttd s1.1e an confirmation ot Hit. three diverse sets 0 f ,;:; :;h c:::;. of •mount blcl to be cle-
characters. G e n e r a 11 y 111d• °' of''" to tie rn wr111n1 •net w111
k , . be rtalwcl •I lhe eloru•ld Office al env nown for their skill in nme •"" 111e 11m 11ubtkallon hereof
heavy d.ra!"a, th~y are ·~.:'.'J0;~1.";\~, ~~·:· February, l'61. revealed m t h 1 s as secu,,1v Flnt N111one1 B•nl( remarkably apt players of •"" Haroic1 N. Ftnket
d E•ecuron al Ille eitett of come y. u 1c1 De«cSent
Th (. l l I •·y· It Allred c. Acktnon, 11ttorney e I.I'S p ay s IS or 417 s. Hiit "" lltm. ION From Mamarone<:k," and it L°' 11n"""· c .• 111. · th l lid { PubllllWld Or1noe Co.ut Oallv Piiot ~s e mos so o the three _F•_b_rv_•'Y_,._._,_1 _•nc1_MA>_rc11 __ '·-'-""-l.:..:.u.61.:....:..:... m dramatic values, although
nontheless funny. It has wry LEGAL NOTICE
humor that musl strike -----------
home to many of those who CHTll'ICATlf :;*~rS(ONTINUANCI[ will see it. 01' USIE AH0--011 AllANDONMINT
The 48-year-old wift of a FtcTm:Js NAME highly successful New York n~E UNOE11ts10NE0 doti l\trtl>Y
b . . corhfy 11111, tlfKllve January 1 1'61 us1ness executive comes to stt• ctu f<I 10 c1o business u~r '"' t-OWn to spend the night With llcttHous llrm neme of .<Ice Slvn Co.. . . • •I $S1 Ptumer St, Coore MH1, Cefltornla, hun in the Plaza suite where m11 w1t1c11 busln•ss wn tonnorrv c.om-
th h ed Sh h POied ot Ille lollowtno per>on, wtio.. ey Oneymoon • e aS name in 1\111 Ind pflce of rnld<!nc;e the date slightly wrong and is •• 1011ows, to-wit:
th 't be f Ctll• BOV<I. S51 Plumer SI .. Coot• e SUI e num r o f by a Mose. C•LL!orn1a. floor but those things aren't Ctrlllice!e tor tranuctlan of bualntts .' unclfr Ille ebovt flc!lllous n11ne, tnd too Important. •llldoll ot P11Dllcatlon 11tereot, .,, on
Wh t · • rt t · h l Ill• In lilt olllct of the County Citric a IS 1mpo an lS t a ot Orar>gt County, under fht provisions the 51-year.old husband a o1 Stcilcn 1~ a1 ""'cMr coc1t.
b k '. WITNESS Mv /1111d !his 16111 daV nut a out eeplng a tnm o1 Fte>ruerv. 1961.
fi gure and his looks, is not PuDlls~c1 C•~~.:9~vd cout 0,11y Piiot,
as ready to play second F•bni•rv ••. 26 •"" Merell •· 11. honeymoon as he is to hurry tNe 279~
back to the office at night LEGAL NOTICE
on an emergency deal that. -----------
it finally comes out, includes P·'"7• the come ly secretary wbo CERTIFICATE OF BUSINESS FICTITIOUS NAMI has become his mistress. THE UNDERSIGNED does ctrtlfy lie
M. Sta 1 t h Is <onduci1119 • busl,..u et m Plu,...r • ISS. p e On, as I e SI .. Ccnlt Mttt, Callfornl1, vncltr t1t9 Wife IS remarkably funny flc1Lllous firm nemt of ~ Slvn Co. • . tnd 11111 .. Id firm I• coml'OHd al and. in the end, a litlle ""' t«Mtowlng person. WllGae """' '"
Pathetic. Scott n ' a y S lull and olace ol resld<!nee Is u lollowt: r ThOmu L Stein, tll Hetl0¥tr Drive, counterpoint to her roman-c°''" M .... ce111orn1a. 92617.
tic whim and eventual 011""' F•~=.1'i:..1;t:;.
disillusionment with great S•••• a1 cantoml•. Oran .. county:
effectiveness. This one is • 0~.1.~br~~;.c ~~· .~"ior ~· srZ::: comical and sad and true oeno11<1t1v ,,. .... r.o n.o .... , L. $tetn • k,,_,, to me to be tllt person Wllose . ' v I s J t 0 r F r 0 m "'"" is subscribed "' "" Wllhln .,,.. Ho!Jywood " is the second ~~~"':;',, l"d adcnowltcloed ,. mcu1ec1
play. Scott plays a SU<> IOFFICIALJ~'i.:;·e. Davis
cessful Hollywood producer Not•N PuDHc<•llfoml•
on a quick trip to New York 6~~~~~~ rn
who discovers h.is girl of Mv comm1u1M E""""
N J h. June '1, 1'70 ew ersey 1gh school PubtMtc1 Or•"Ge coast 01uy "tot, days and invites her to his Ftbrutrv It, 2& tnd Mtrch '· 11. . 1961 ~ suite. She Is married antl , ------------a mother. LEGAL NOTICE
In timorously renewing -----------
old ties, she becomes stoned crn"tcA;;"~~ 1usrNHJ
after some drlnks. and the ,ICTITIOUS NAMI
d 11 h h I The undersltntcl do c.,flly llley are pro ucer accomp s es s conc1 .. e11no • bustnns 1t 1'12 e . intent of making love to her Me ywooc1, Sam• ,,.,.., ce 111om1e, undtr
This is the least of the thre~ \';, 1'f1::::,,11'~:.": O:J"::::~ c:,:;
Plays although it has many nrm '' comPOMd 01 lht 1o11ow1ng ,..,..,,.., • . . wnost ntmes In lull end PllCH of laughs. The idea JUSt seems rnlOtnce are •• IOllows:
to be a bit too banal for p,:::.~!~,0~~~('~1~:~1~•Llnd• Simon to bother with. Httirr L. 01omenr. t>01 LeL1nc11
"Visitor From F ore s l ~~~· ~~':v ~:~'i";" Hills'' is sheer belly-laugh llt••mond c. Dlekmewr · HKltr L. OlamtYtr lunacy from start to finish. s1a11 o1 C•1t•orn11, OrentM CounlY:
Actually. it is outrageous • ~o1.~ttirp:;:1c :~· a:.O"'ior ~'%' stZ::· raret!, and iS played With the HrscntllY aPHartcl llavmond c:
proper exaggeration tha t ~=~...:"'lo :S':~ ~..!..~=
gets the most out of it. ,..,.... •re wbocrlbed "° "" '"'"''" ll\trru,,..,,1 Ind ICllllOWJedoM flley t X• The two stars are man ecurtc1 "" """· and wife whose daughter is IOFFICIAL·S~l-1 c. ICllOX
getting married in the plaza. Not•ry Pv1>11c.c11itorn1t PrlnclP•' Offlct tn Orenoe Coun1Y
Svetlana Who? MY CO!l'lmlsslon ExPlrtt JUIY 1, lf61 "ublllhfd Orente Coast DtllY prflot, Ftbtu1rv If. 26 •ncl Merdl 4, II.
1'61 2'1-61
2,000 Offers; No Change LEGAL NOTICE
P·ttUO CIUl,,LCATli OF IUILNISS FICTITIOUS NAME By GENE HANDSAKER
HOLLYWOOD IAP )
She's a leggy. busty blonde
with a creamy compl exion
and dark eyes. And she had
this problem.
Her name .
Svetlana Mishoff.
\Vho ever heard of a
movie star with a name Uke
Svetlana :WJshoff.
Shouldn't she ma y be
AmKlcaniie it to something
like Lana Turner or Natalie
Wood.
Russian-born Svetlana, 20.
who has. had a part in the
film "Rosemary's Baby"
and is preparing for another
role. posed her problem to
newspaper readers wh.ile
posing for an Associated
Press Wlrephoto. She of.
fered a large autographed
photo of herself for the best
suggest.Ion for a name.
Considering hi!r curves -
36-23-36 -it was an at·
tractive viler ... and she
has the letters to prove it:
more than 2.000 f r o m
around !tie world, Vietnam
to Yuroslavia.
~t's her choice for
screen billing.
Not "'Miss Mione' my
own,'' as proposed by a New
Yorker. Or Karen Kirk.
Corinne ChrlsUan. J u 11 e
Jon~1 or Sue M.llltr -all
offered in & llnlle jlClcpot
letter from Boooe. Iowa.
She rejected J a y n e THE uNoe1u1GNEo dOt> urtrfl' s11e
L I• conducting • buslMU II 1411 WHtCJltl amarr. rrom G I a s g 0 w . Orlvt. N,WpOrl BNcll, Calllor~l1. ullder s c 0 t I a n d. s t e 1 I a 11\t lktlllou• firm n•m• of VERSAILLES ' llltESTllURllNT Ind 111•1 H id firm Is Frederickson. from a Con-com-or ~ 1o11ow1no person, wttos•
necticut barber . and Cindy ~:r;.· .~':ow~~" encl Pim of rMlcltnc.
Summers. from a U S v1nnte Murc1111011, l.40I e11ere1t" · · G Or,vt. Downey. C•lllornte. airman m ermany oettd: J•nu•ry JO, ,,..
Also Lana Crane. from sre•t oi ,,~111:~1~u~~1t.:..1tt counrv: Pleiku : Nancy Lynn. from on J,..,.,..,. JO. If.a, Detore ..... • a cavalryman m Bong Son Notery P11blk rn •nd tor .. 1c1 s111,, ' . s->r)()flelly •Pll'!••od VIMle Huttl!lson and Peggy Summers, from ,,,_,, 10 "" ro e.. Liit Pl"°" wt1-
"the DMZ in Korea where~:~~ .:b~=.,..:r...,11w,.,:1:~1~
there . are no worn~~ at all. ''" ....... 1. w. sHUrD.<1N
especially blondes. NOfery PuD1tc.c.111°"''' Four prisoners in the Prtncr"' Olfict tn Lot Ano•les County Roanoke County Jail. Salem. Mr comm1u1on Eur,..
Va.. deemed her "plight 1. w. lllff~~ :~.=,
about wanting an American 1111 S.C..rtlY ••tkllne "'-leech, CeN'9nllt ,_, name to be worthy of our '11bl1t11tc1 Orenge cour 011tv prflot, attention." Like many cor· l'ebNaN s. 12• 19• u. 1,.. ,....,
respondents, thi!y suggested LEGAL NOTICE
shortening Svetlana MJshoff -----------
to Lana Hoff. But stie thinks e1•~·,~~1~r:u~" N~u,:~•us
that "sounds too German " Tiii vri0tnl•ll4!d <•"'"' 1 em oonc1uct1no
n.I • I MlntU tt 17171 ltt<ll l lVd.. 5\lllt She also xcd such Mmes o. '""'"n"on a .. c11. c1111on11e, 11nc1tr
as Gloria Hall, Helen Hardy. ~C' ''~':''c~~AN~"':,,..°' 111~~!:
ChrisUnc Well~. S a n d y ""' ,,.,_*' o1 1h• fllltow1111 -'°"· Stones. Julie Johnson and \lfh! ,,,,. in "'" ""' p11te1 of ,..,Of\'IQL ·~ la• .rtow•. ! am my Ford. '°'*' L. ~viii, '221 oumm Orfvf,
Finally, Svetlana came to o~~"::c:'~i~'110tn'• 1gree with ~ Idea U• lloborlh L. Lulll
ed in ltl19 .. CllllOt'llll. ~ ,_,.,. press most of tbe let· °" ~rv n. ,,... ~or1 "• t.ers · "l don't aee much • ....,.,., ''*'' tft tlld .., .... s111._ • -...itlly _,... •Olltrl I.. ~I/th ~.oog "1th lhe D&DM JOU ltllNI i. ,, to • 1111 _..,. ~
already h&vt." =.,~;, ~~,,.w1:.,:
She ~I.JOOS: "'Ibe people IM -
who wrote to me remember '*""1 Vldw J. rt""'1. • my name. So wbv shouldn't Nol•,., "'*"' · c....,,... -~ lly~Otrfeeflll everybody" 0re-OM11Y
If ah" mak s lt &a a movie ~111':."'J:""9
stir, Svetlana MlahoU aht "MM•.,... or.-c;.., ..., ""'· wW "'-".,,.,.., " ...-~ 4 11. 11, u.i. ,.. ...
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DAILY PILaT Mondiy, Ftbrlilry 26. 1%8
LEGAL ~OTICE LEGAL NOTICE
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tlllT"ICl•TI! 0 , I USINIU ,U,lUOlt COUI T Of' Tiii FICTITIOU' NAMI lTATl 0, CALlf'OlllllA l'OA '~ "'""''"9"'d .. ""'" ""y .,. TMI COUlfTY 0, OAANOI <~·1\1(11 ' '!N·•""'U •t l)J) \u0fft61 .... A-f9'1M
N•·-· .... n. C•lllorn•• uncl4• '"• NOTl(I 0, MIAllNO Of' ""ITION
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'-'' P'if t(ll wtfl!IQ ~'•O'I• •hOU "4mtJ f\llt• ot IC.•"'teef\ M -evtat el\O
'"' 1u11 •NJ olt<tt~ 01 tU•Ot~• •'• k~tt 6, ~•th'HI\ M<COl'l'n40. Pe.,clt
., f(ll ""' ••M ~"°""'" ., (•'"'~" , Pe¥(~fl' I Y·r ~ "'• £ ,tier'°" at '" Ehr •"° ,, Kitt\~ Ftietenct '••tkt. ••• lh lbcw. Colll0<n10 Oe«•-
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0flf'CI FtO<u.,1 • ".. • HtlllOfl tor l'•.iit•• ot Wiii •M'
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.,.,..,,,.,...., ~OO•ttfld Vir•h"I" [ ,,.,,,,°"I""· .... t·lO •.m., lft ,,,. COOftrnom
ANt RoJ.utd H r11tu\M known •o me ot Dt1>1ffMtf'tt No 1 of \t ilf court l
,,, n,,.. '"' P"\()n\ wnnu "•mtn "'' •t '°' N()(tf\ aro.dw•v. ." '"' ,, • .,
'uo•cr•bld fn '"'' wlttun '"'''Vm""' •"d of i 4nt• 4.n•. C•fltor"I• «•nrwi<IOcjfO •••• ••etuttG •~t .,mt D•ltO Folltuoty Jl. tt61
IS••lt W E ST JOMN, Covnt't Cltt~
Orm•• V••••" VII "•·ISi NO'Of¥ Pu!>llC I LtltOY J. "-•
1t•ft ol C•lllMnlf , ,.., ~-An,,.. My Commit<'°" E•P"H Cwl'ltr Clly, C•l ....... lo tti)t l\lltttn 11, ltM Ttlo UIJI ,,._.,,, -(JIJI Ut-tlH
Pun•••hto 0ft"9f Co°'f Ot oly P1IOI l Aft.,ft., let l'ttlt-
r •l>ruety U, "' 1• •llCI M.,<n '· ,ublll...U O<o"9« C°"'' Doll• '''°' "" "' 6' I Fer> 1•. » oftd M.,cn 2, tt6l nu1
~ LEGAL NOT ICE -I LEGAL NOTICE
LI GAL MOTICI W'l•IOll COUllT 0, TME NOMINIU ,Oa ,UILIC 0'1'1CI SfATI OF (ALIFO•NIA 'O•
NOT•CE tS HEllEll'll C.tVEN "'•' f HI COUNTV O' OllANGI ::,..~~~~w11: "'":'';;~_, h:~fin b ~:: Ne. A•mlt """"~ •o ~ lllltO •' tn• GtftttAI NOTICE 0' MIAlllNG O'
MuM<ooot E•.c•'O" 10 l>t ~·•d ·• '"' 1'£T~!'~~L~0A",.~",0o'.ATI
C••v Of Cost• Mt\O .,.. lu~.o.. "'• LfTTE•S TESTAMENTAllY
'"' ci.v ol Aortl. lt6' I f\ltlr ot Esllltr fl. '5ne, t l.o ~-n
For Mf'l'~t;:; :, ~~'~'V Council ,., E1rtwor 8f'fl.-Pini' •net •.s E.unrr
(Al VIN F ((Al I 8&8(1( 8"~~T~~~m'rs' p~'ER~e•s~Vf.N Tf\•t :a~~~~ ;·~:at' w•l 5014 w s p.,,. ,.., 111eo he••ln • °'"'1""
JHEOOORE C fl ED> IOLOGH :~ L~~~r~fe r:!,,:~~ .• ~ ,;w p~:i~:..n:,~ !,;~.t~!O~) (~~~~I ST ClAlll '"'"•"<t 10 """" Is mt<le lot turlller TEllR'I F TVCMMAN P•tlocul.,S, •M I/IOI lflt llmt •M Ol•ce
OATEO Ftbruarv 16 lt&e ~~' ~:~~~ ,~~~ 1,!;,mt•t h:slO C:~, i'~1 C IC PlllESr C•tv Cit'~ Of '"• ~7· ,.~:ur~~~ ,.r' ao?'c;:;:~f'n~,0:C,0w • ./l
Ctf'f' Of C°'1a Mt"'• t •l1tOt111A II'\ lh,. Cltv nf Sdnt.-A"'· CallfOf'nlt 1"11~1 .. 11.0 Or1"9• Cot ti Odil• "llot. o .. .., ~eb•u.,v 1J. 1968 ~•l>•uotY 70. U. 19<\ol lOI •t w E ST JOMN, Cou~l'I Cit•~
LEGAL NOTICE ---------
"'OflCE Of' "UILIC S .. LI O~ COLLATlllAL
C&Ltf'OlllNI .. COMME•CIAL CODI
SECTION t504-J
"IOTIC[ •S HEllE!IV r,tVEN 111•1
• °'-IOHC \fl' of colf,-ler•I Ntll bf
hf"IO nn fp,, tf'n 6A¥ "' MMCl'I, i.&~
.. , '"'• r.our 4'' t 00 Ai M •' .tllJ
Ptl·IO
Moore, Olnt t ty •nd Moott '°' 56'11~ Oll•t SlrMt.
L11 """"'· Ctlllor~I• '"'' Ttl: llll ) '1.l•lU'
AllelMVI tw ,olilt...tt
Publlsft<d Oronve Co"I Oall1 "''"' ~•b 1•, 16, •nO Muell 1. t961 117 OI
LEGAL NOTICE
W l MOI" Av, (1tv ~' Ctprfl'u. Countv IAR""'"
,., Ot1nvt. Sl~I• ol C•lltotn11 "" Mt rnlllon I SU,EllllOll COUllT 0, THI
Tll"lf 4 Lntn 'f<urtd """' ""°"' ST&TE 0, CALIFOllHIA l'Oa •~d ov<>u•nl •o "" Ct"•'" VCutll'I THI COUNTY 01' O•ANOE .-.vr,.Hnent m•df' nn tr\f' nnd dAtv ot No. A·HMI
~otombr•, lt6$ l>v F"nlllln 0 flN•nl NOTICE 01' HEARING 01' l'ITITION
.\ l(~tn M L .. Mfft Obt SOVlllAEL f'OI ,.OIATI 0' WILL AN O f'Oa
CAGE LHTlllS TISTAMINTAaY
THE ITEMS Of' COLLAIEllAL TO E••··· of M•n io II, Snleld• '''° ~O'OWft
PE SOLD ARE •• M•llie llfll Sltlekls. Otceo..O. I
I L "'ao••O tiff w•th r"fj t•rnttSI; NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN T•tl
t ll' b4tk O"' wt"' 1 laa drtll S.dot J Hl..O hu HI~ Mftln f l'fl•llO•
hr·r dho,.n\iat -Nllh C)f'aw-rt ' bUlh fOt" Proo.re ot Wiit 1""'1 '°" lnvtn<t
•n <Ab1nflt'\; I 1 c,,mp1rtmt'f'lt ~'"'""htd ot lttttri f f'$flmtnJ1rv 10 PrliflM~r ,.,,., . ,,.,rr I ) f'NntMrtm111"1 s111nl•n rerer1tnct to w"titl' 1, rn.MSt •or •urrner
, .. ,. ti~ 1 LA'Q' ""'lk1n bo.1 with otrti<vtars. •nd fh•I rt\t tlmr •N:t Ol•C•
c.,trrt,1vr I \ OH \lf"t'tm tab"°. Of htar1n9 the umt "'" be!:"I "'' I (rl'ilt"f utrfQf!flfO(. ' IAblfl, .:6'' IOI' M1rcl'I IJ, IHI. •• ' )I) • m . h,
'M.1"'1. _,,.f7N" too\, Iii &ar stooh. '"' COV"room of Dtpar1mtnf NO r
IM•clr le•'"'""" '10 C•o1tl•> <~•''' ot Hid court, •' IOI Notlll lltNdw•1.
""'"' DI.ck ••<kif'(! >••" I •n "'• Cilv ol Stnto Al\I Collto.n•• n&TEO THIS lttn G~• f'f Feb•uarv Dated Fe!>tUff1 )'], 1961. "~ W, E. ST JOHN. Count. cr,,. MAl\lllL TON TH RIF T I. lOAN IWlllnwi• •IHI SclW!llfl, ~~~r"" s•on• ~~~.~r.;' :~~·1 •••k •• , .... ,.
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LEGA L NOTICE
,.., ... ,
Cl!lllTll'ICATI 01' I USIHfU
AlltrMys ,.,. ,.111 ......
Publl•ll•d O••'lOt Cot•I D••lv "•lo•
t'tb 14. 16 ond M•rch 1. 1•61 37'1·6f
LEGAL NOTJtE
'l<lllltus ,.,m N•m• ----THE UNOEll$1GNEO <10 htttbv ctttllY NOTICI 0' TllUSTIE'S SALi
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···~· Hunlintton lluc+.. C•lllatnl•, SOCAl SERVICE. co. I CotPOU llOn '"'"" In< lklillous tlrm l\lmo ot A.a.c u Clul1 •POOintod Trust~ unOI• 1n0
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WITNESS mv ll•no 1n1, 11111 div '"' olllu of lllt County llecorGt r ot
"' ~eb•Utf¥, .... 00"9• County, Cllllornl•. WILL SELL .. llClttw R (.lull 'IT PUllLIC AUCTION TO HIGHEST
STATE Of' CALtf'OlllHIA. I lllOOEll fOll CASH IPan ble el 11,.,.
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to 1110 within l"•l•umf"tl, .,.d •tl<nowi.o, S~~.~,::::w"~~ty :!i 1H~ ot 1 ~;
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lhl• CtrllllCll• ""' ~1>o¥r Wfltltn. • P119t 13 of Mltctllanoous Mo •. (OFFICIAL SE .. L) fKO<d@d In°'"""" County,
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No11rv Public (Allror"1,. covenant or wur1ntv. eXprn s or lmpllfd.
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LEGAL NOTICE : ,~;u~';u,::-·.n:::9~~ ~,~,, ·:~::::.:
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IEFOlll THE ,L .. NNING COM-T•ull. b• ... '°" ol • bfUCh .. Gtl•ulll MISSION 0 ' THI CITY 0, l'OUH· In l~r oblig.,tton\ <0curf'G lllfttD•.
TAIH VALLEY 1~t'Otolott .. t<ul~ •"4 Cl•lonf.0 to
NOTICE '~ HEA:f 8Y ''""" tn4• M '"' u~rJtanll"d • "WflHM 0 1'-Cltrllflon W"ontetd•"· M1rcP't .. ittt •I 1 lO om , o• Oeftull •nd 04",.nd tor S.lc, 11nd *" '"'" Coore: II (t'l.,nb•n. (If• MAii, wr1fttn not1u of bu~:•cf'I •nd of 111rcf1" •
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nurtu•nt to ttw Pl1nnlnt L•• ot '"'•
Stllt al Ctl!fa<nl• tGov'f COO• 6l.OOO ll·lf44J
,, •U I •ftd ·~ Fcvntton V•ll•• Zonl•o ClaT.,ICATI 0, CO•l'OllATION
OrdlNOC• T~ ·~ cn1no• <•It will •o• TllANIACTIOH 0 , I USIHl!U
•nvol•• en •me..O"W'ftt to SKllon•t UNQlll l'ICTITIOUS MAME
Ol11tkl Mtp 11 ~·o H,. Zonl•• THE UHOEllSIGNEO CORPOllATIOH
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DAILY PILOT WANT ADS
THE 816GE~T SINGLE MAIU{ETPLACE ON TBE ORANGE COAST -CALL DlllECT UZ ·5871
'HOUSES FOR SALE
1Gentr•I 1000 1-
YmRAIS--
NO DOWN I HOUSES FOR SALE I HOUSES fOR SALE
Gen.r•I 1000 Gentr1I 1000
HOUSU FOR SAL i HOUSES FOR SALE
Gentral 1000 Cotta Mew 1100
"mua\7"6i
1968 is GREA Tl
We have the best
listings in the best
•rea
VERDE 11
MESA
EXPANDED
PACESErnR
S1m:lr " t or' .t bdrm
"11h add"d ~mP room
and Wl'I bar. This plan
h8' li.:r ml' I r bdrm
<1u11r Lt11·a1l'd on 1wrr-
Mtrd lo< \\ilh hlork
\\911 ~.Xl'IU~IVP I!,(
S.19.950
4 BDRM-$28,950
S1•r tht~ f I ro" r plan.
runc•tionel i~ thr word!
In '''I' cond. on larice cornrr 101 m Ml'sa dl'I ~tar. S:.!R.950 with 10•,;
dnwn
f·AIRWAY HOME
$48,000
Spe1·i1111s ~plil lrvrl with
rlr~an1 r·ar(lt'l~. rlrapcs.
L~r i: am r r1K>m with
~tunr !rpl1·r , bar. OpPns
nnio ra11w11' 81'« rr1C"r .
$1K9!'j()
FOR LEASE
Bl'a 1t t I r u I Ri>pUhlican
hromt' with pool l BR
~phi • lr\rl r Ion r plan
I poof 8rrvirr included I
C:.12:llmn.
CUSTOM $29,950
lncomparl\bfr, ~oilers'
delight' Nee l 3 bdrm on
li:t> corMr lot nr course,
Dbl usrd brick trplact.
Wh11 Ir nf 11 huy $29.!!50.
NEAT AHD SUNNY
PINtly or tr''f'S. l'llVl'rrd
patio: sprlnklrr11: dish·
washer. 8 r ll t h u y in
Mf'sl\ Vl'rdr ~ tidrm.
$23.950.
MBA VF.ROE
-$22,500
Nealriit In tnwn, move
tn w/o hflini: a broom.
Shutters, awmn:zs. w/w
carpel rlus cozy den. Low down $22.500. Jun umo
8'-auriful 4 bdrm. "lngl"
story. f n rm 11 I dining
µlus pant'lcd df'n with
slone frplcc 11nd spac-
ious Iv rm with ell'gant
draJl('ll. On 10.000 sq
fl lol in rxclusive coun·
try clul) nristhborhood.
1 A onr of a kind buy -
"1.%0
POPULAR RUSTI(
racrsPtter 4 bdrm, nrw
ert and paint, cxctlf.
cond. A home <het is
mach In drmend J11~t
ll~ll'd and pricl'd II) srll
II I ~\'\. ?~0.
BARGAIN AND
VACANT
Bldr~. '<Alt' SIJl\l'IOU' :1
bdrm nn R5" 120' 101
8CT08l! r rom s:oll cou rsr
M11ny ( r a t u r t' s. mrf.
courtyard entry and lnw
low rrirt'. $.17.950.
C10LONIAL
MANSION
Onr or 11 kind! R·0-0-
M·Y' :"> txlrms. fAm rm.
liv rm. din rm, :i baths
PLUS p e nt r y, svc'.
porch. end an ATIIC'
Lgt' lo( too: Wha!P or
a buy at S4S.f>OO .
FRENCH REGENCY
llnique fairway } bdrm
Brand nt'W, foodrd wilh
fr11turr' anrl invl'stml'nl
11otr nH11I Virw homr 111 ~9.500
S BDRM
SINGLE STORY
CUstom cofonll\I. brand
n~w with ru!lt gold ~hag
c&rpeting lhru-out. Fab-
uloui~ noor plan and a
3·car 1t11rage. Wlllk to
iolt 11nd f Pnnl'' SM.9SO
MBA VERDE
SHOWPLAU
Sr r I hi~ It ynu Wl\nl a
l11rg-, homr m a 1•011n-
1ry atmO!\l'h<'n-! li:vrry
conrtlv11blr fr11 turr In
11 funrtfon11I. w1>1l 11l•n·
nrd homr. :; hdrm• on
Wt nave 1tw V.A. APPRAJS-
AL In our band -11 you ca.n
qualify It's yours. Carpeted
and draped, UU'e(' hrdroom11.
1 ..... 0 ~ths. d111tt1e. hn::c
1'0Vrre0 a.nd encJo,ed patio.
Attached garage -1111-gt'
fenced and well landscaped
yard. Near elementary, In.
lt'rmedlate School. Hi school
a.nd college. Coovtnitnt to
shopping and transportation.
A REAL BUY AT ON L"<
SU.000 -ACT !'IOW:
Eves. Call ~~6631
-ONTHE BEACH
and it's lhe hnrst b.'aCh in
the arta -no 1•rosion hl'rP.
3 bdrms . 1 1~ ba<hs • far::e
upstairs s1t11111~ room w11h
JOO miles ol oc•ran v1PW •
ooly S0.1,500 · ownrr m1y M'-
cl'pl 1n1d11,
SPOTLESS!
and t block rrom Wes1d11f
Center · :\ tl<'.lrm • :! lhllh,
hardwood flool'~ . ..tlakp roof,
all ('fectr1c ktlehrn, rl. gar·
agr door • anrl 1hr l'lranrql
housr in to\\ n S~IC!.!!50 · Try
IO'i< down.
646-7171 e LI 6-2313
THE~EAL.
'ESTATERS
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CUTf RUSTIC
Lo-' pricp nn 1h1s 1 BR ~
b:ilh rustir homr, mnvPnl·
ent ;irea, nrar srhools &
shnpplnl(. ~pacio11s hvmg
room with rlnor to 1•rillng
brick Cirtpla1 I'. nicr kttrll<'n
with lar1?r rflllnl? ;11 ri1 Only
Sl!l,95<. ,.__.._
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j IO!IJ oaker. C.M 546-54-10
!~====== LIDO HOME
ON 70 FT. LOT
Large ·• · ~tory hnmf' with
beautiful sunn,y pallo . Ire;'~
& tlo" crs. 2 fl.ill lots. $6.q,;;oo
'1rs. Lon1t
Coldwell, Banker & Co.
ntt e. C-f MiellwlY N-1 ... c~. Cl"lorftlt ICI f-l1SI O• S.-
llllMa
I Pool Time Again!
Wow! Try to beat a 3 & fam-
ily room with lovely pool
for only $24,950 & In Mesa
Vech-e at that. 10% down lo
only 1 loan. Call rlab1 now.
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College Rulty .s.46-5880 ,
l:iOO Adams at Harbor
1 N<>ar Onema Thf"dtTf'I
Collett Park ArH
Bti: Trtrs oulstandin1t
la111r "\ & family room v11-
1·;.in1 lv rl'ady lo i;?Cl • mly
IO'I c1~n Rt f24.'IOO Cl\ll
00\\.
Collri:r RCQJty
POOL HOME-$21,5001
1
1 bedrm. family nn. Ash
pan('hng. caJ'l)Cting, drapell.
Bu1fl.in AM • F°M stereo.
Blur Hwen pool -waierlall,
~hu!llplvmrd & hadminton
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VISIT
OUR
DIME-A-LINE
COUNTER
fN
Laguna
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Beach
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"ma4\ir6c:JUaf t-e
2UO MM.a Verde Or.
Costa M9u
J.46.5990
ST •
BACK BAY
BE.AUTY
lmmaculatr 3 BR 2 bath cor·
ner lot home with acceas
for boat &r tl'11.11cr from al-
ley. Home bu 12x16 master
bedroom, built-ms including
refrigerator Ir frcNcr, new
C811)C!ts, new drapes. newly
pnlntcd in&ide Ii out. FHA
5a.. rt avail. to you $146
month 1:>"11'!; inc-ludrd
$2 I ,950 Full Prict
Newport
at
Victoria
646-Hl 1
Rustic R1nch Home
l!oovy slnke root covers lhis
quality 4 BEDROOM resi-
dence. 'l2' living room with
romantic liri:place, built·in
kitchen modem a1 tomor·
row FAMILY ROOM. 2
hu $:<' baths. 2 car star.gt'.
B('au11!111ly landscaped yard
11 U Pfll'IOS<'d for your prl-
v111'y. i\n AMAZING VALt.:1':
only $23.150. NO DOWN lo
VF.T'S -LOW ()f)WN <o
f:VF:RYOl'iF. Qllln\ POS-
SES.C\IO'\'
COSTA MC:SA OfflCE
2629 Harbor Blvd.
:l'l~!Mql Open tJll 9 P\1
S BEDROOMS
Republic WI Pool
Jmm11cuh\tp home in mint
rond11lon. fdtal for that
larl(e ram1ly . Lar$te Anthony
pool, drluxr water M>.ftrntr
includl'd tn pm·r or $42,2:'"10.
/Clflta.. COATS
~ WAtLACE
REALTORS
-546--4141--
(0pen Evenings)
Lend en
Generosity??
\'r~· You may assume this a'-•' r loan Without I loan
ll't' Spacious I bedroom
t:::t.S1s1dr homr. modem all
rtc.:tri<· hu1Jt-111 k1tchtn tn•
tl11rl1ns:: rl1shwai1htr, family
1/1
IF CONVENIENCE
COUNTS
yoo'IJ 1tpprtcialc th11 lm-
macul11e 3 BR & family
Room h o m e located ln
WESTCUFF. Features In-
clude 2 ti.tbs. Elec:. Bit/In
kltcllen, 2 Fireplaces. ~
tom drapes It Wa11 to w•ll
C'&l'pets. Elec. prak dOur
opener. It's an easy .,a)k to
the Li bra r y, Mariner's
School and We1telltf ~
ping center. Well priefd f1i
$41.900.
67~~ £vu:~
lay & leach
R ... lty, Inc:.
24C11 E. O>ast Hwy., CdM
A "LIVE-IN"
FOURPlEX
Let 3 tenants pay your way.
Deluxe 2 BR 2 bath unlL,
with fireplaces It SJ)llriou1
living quarter5 I J 100 aq ft
eachl.
FULL PRICE $57,500
Newport
•• Victori•
646-1111
(Call
Anytime)
HEIGHTS AREA·
$1,000 DOWN
Here· s your chance lo u~ a
paint brush a nd save thou•
ands of dollars. Cozy knot·
typine panelling and open
beam ceilings with mam-
moth used brick lireplace.
Two 1tnd den or 3 bedroom
charmer in walking distance
lo Harbor High, Ensign Jun-
ior High. a nd Westelif(
Shoppi.n:: Pla1.a. ::::a::
20-l:l WESJ'CLIF F DRIVE
646-7711 Open Eves.
Harbor Hi9hlands
Spacious and lmmat:ulatl',
this J bedroom. 112 bath
homr offers thr bc-!11 ol
Back Bay living at 11 "grah
1t quick" price of only
U'l . :'ill()
Lido Rlty 3400 Via 1..Jdo
6?l-8830
niom . and hrrplacr m hug" $$ INCOME UNITS $$
livini: room s~.9~r0 and bet· 116 DPluxe units s:i7,j()()
Irr hurn' fi three BR unit~ $65,000
( I . rth & c 9 ooc BR Unils $7:!,000 0 eSWQ Y Q, 1:: one BR Units SlO:;,i)()O
642-7777
1001 I l;n•hor Blvrl .. C ~.
'llM:! tn Snat'k Shop .Ir.
VETS
$1
MOVES YOU IN
l:SR ~ ba<h. " " •·arp<'I·
in·~. !lpnnklrr, land'!<'flflllllt
ht!! Im r1 "' nrw Di1na
;>111111 \1111 .....
FROM $2S,37S
Marina Capistrano
On C'11mmo drl Avino 1usl
nl' ctrl 0v1., 111 :\an Juan
Olptslra.M
P•geant Realty Co.
(7111 "46-AA'.W! or l'l~.1 T.!ll * $17,500 *
8rAuhfUI 2 BR 1 balh homP.
l11rgf' livmii room with din-
1n1t ar!'a. (;011:rous back
~ard with p11110 Completely
renc1'(! With lolS 01 Storage
~pact' Clcn.r 10 ~ools &
'lhoppmi: .SpnllCossly clean.
Cu'ltom drapr~ & rarpet!\
mclt1c1l'tl •n ~(·lling prlrc.
Rllr. &IS.392~ Evr. 642..()lR.'i
Ofllcr O~n !'11 i /Sunday
*LACHENMYER
Anyone For Tennis?
Wells-McCardle Rltrs.
1810 Newport Blvd., C M
~8-7729 Eves. 644-0684
DAVIDSON R~tty
EASTS I DE
:\ BR 1~ baths. ha n:lwood
floor!I, comer 101. alley
Owner 11nxious. must !ICll.
Rftr '.!T.-,0 Hari>or jB, CM
:Nf>.5~ l::vrs. ~11169 1
DAVIDSON Realty I
MESA VERDE
lmmac-ulatr :I BR with I'\
t.;ichs Adul1 occup1rd. quiet
slret't. t! 1,900.
Rhr :!'I.JO l111rbnr flB, CM
"146-.)460 Eves. ;,46-124~
leach lar90in!
'4 BR. 2-story, s t e p s to
heach. $27,350.
CAYWOOD RLTY. 548-1290
6306 W Coa.st Hwy., NB
DUPLEX NR. BAY
OPEN SAT & SUN 12-5
320 Undo St., Balboa
Balboa 81. 10 6th, L to Bay
Exe rental area, $45,000
E. H. MICHAEL, Rltr.
507 ~. Balboa Bl. ~
LIDO SANOS
iohn macnab
VIEW
New maanHicent View
4 Bedroom. 4 ba, dining rm.
tarre 90cl11f nn, carpets,
drape'•. and landscaped.
A.cceta to priYale beaches
For sate by Builder
OPEN DArLY
1136 Santl•to Dr.
Dover Shores
$88.000 • ex1· financing
BAYFRONT
Pier, Sbp, 60 IL frontai;f'
beautiful -I BR, dinini: rm
home reedy to move 11110 •
$84.900
OPEN SAT l SUN
-415 Eveftlnt St., Line
C>oYer Shorts
642.t23S
Ba'lcre~f
Nf"W !i bedroom hom"
with heavy shake roof
t1nrl lonnel drcor
l11rge f11mi.ly room witll
WPI bar & parque1 lloors
tormal dinins: room
Set>:
~ rar 1tRrl l!P
"""('!lent vah1t 11t
S79,500
1623 Antigua w..,
OPEN HOUSE DAILY
HARBOR VIEW-
HILLS
Corona del Mar
Lusk . hui11 homes loretcd
in thr Southland's most d~
lrirahle &. fascinating area.
Schools f.t Calif. lrvinr
Ca mpus Just m nm en ts
aw11y.
S<-ns1bly prll'rd from
$33.900 to $43..)(Wl
LUSK HOMES
D1rcct1ons: MacArlhur Blvd.
from P•ctlic Coast Hwy. or
Newpart FWY. Tum on San
,Joaquin Htll~ Rd.. tlwn
follow sums to model arra.
$500 Dream Cottage
:I bedrooms, :! baths. fivtng
room with Rt>manhc fire-
pla~. Beautiful kitchen.
forctd air htallng. 2 car
garage. huge rnclosed yard,
grtat for children. Ownp,-,;
mov111g vm soon. Try $.iOO
Oown, p11ymrn1 lr!IS thnn
rrnl.
7682 EDINGER
1142-445.'l OPEN EVF.S.
INCOME
$ s s
Thi~ I~ truly I straf ~1.000.
ht-low 1denticel unit~ nc>"
ctonr. 7 units m top rPntal
11r4"ll Will 1'<'11 tor mm1mnm
down or will ronsider IT"ldr
fnr 01rt 3 bedroom homr
Call now tor det111l11.
S62,000
293 E. 17th St. 1>464494
~venings 547-L8'1S
REDUCED To $16,750 2 BR
home with beautiful fenced
yard. Fortin Co. 642-5000.
7i4l!-0390
Costa Mesa 1100
PRICED to sell. S99 mo ~·
all on 11ssuming S-14 % Cl.
3 Bdrm. cpts, drps. many
extras. Submit term.a, will
cu ry 2nd. Ownrr. 540-9439,
646-0152. 'rhl~ r~l'llt' -~t7rd CUSIOm-
huih I BR hmnr near Dovrr
l'ho1 rs 1s on tht' largtst lot
m Wr~lclilf: Dining room.
l11m1ly room. 3 t·ar i:arairr.
:I years old: 1000 sq I< will\
plenty of area 10 add onto!
i\ ro111tr 14'l' frontaiotr x 161'
rll'<'ll' Only STli.500
Condominium 3 BR, 21,; BA.
:I BR .'.! baths erpi., drps, bit-Ins. JIOOI.
$2'.? .:ioll N t x I Io Country Club. Owner
Ruth Pardoll, RHltor
l".ll.'l \\ f" Ir iff Or f;4'2,i21X)
BASIMBIT
t'&lltlly nn ~ lln•pl.wr In
ntw, llJIUl-frv('I hornr. fra-
turtnr dramatic cathl'dra l
L'rlllni; In ltvmi: ft dinln11
Af't'A•. ~st klcAtion ll('ar
1-:1rm. erhcttl It p;trk. Onhl
$'.ln.!l!I • •
DELTA REAL ESTATE
61C .. 1'14 nr !m~
6 Dedreom Home
View View View
C&llt. Mtdltr1TMl11n. bit by
JV AN WELLS. Sep mutrr
II.die, H''C22' family room
'119.SOO tum1"11'd
Roy J Ward Co.
Ntttr Bnch. ~alton SH
BM loe . xlnt R·l lot M~
tntdfo for trur k, late cv
QI' • aubmlt •Ml YOU beVf'
Allnna Sl.r,a "2~
Y.'lltlr Elepnanuf
DIJnlt • I • lft
1;ro~r WilliamP!. Rltr. + ~ +
67~ 1~~" OPEN EVES -.,, . ~f'lej)flants• t'11'1W'"e·UIY !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'
BY OWNER • Near Westcfilt
shoppin~. 3 Bdrm home.
lar:;:e livmg with Cittplace.
dining area, new built-in
khchcn with birch cabinets.
nt'W r A furnaC\". LaJ:ge lot
• 66xl:.'6, with block wall&.
S24 .ooo. 6-tZ-7907
4 Units "fastside"
S.19,JO} $5000 t!own. No 2nd
TDs Calf quick.
Lockhart Realty
:.69 W. 19th St., CM
641).2301 646-3322
Mesa Verde 1110
OWNER: 4 BR. 3 Ba, Repui>-
lic; din. rm.&. fam.; water-
fall. Immac! Eves 545--0987
01>en Sat &. Sun. 2722 Ca.nary
1115
:i SR. 2 BA. F'r'pl., bit-ins;
drapes. t·a rp.; 2 car gar.
125. 900 646-149'1
Newport Beach 1200
SufferincJ
from Dreams
WML a near new home?
Here is your dreem come
true! 2100 square fttt, ~e
bedrooms. master suite with
large bath. formal dinini
11.rea. terazzo entry, rumpus
room with wet bar, and pro-
fessionally landscaped with
automatic sp~ and
patios. $48,500.
·••esPRING
• ;-:;2 •REALTY ••• lMl W('strliff DriVP
Move 1n Lido S1ncts-
Rl'<lecorate<1 in & out, Bl
kit. 3 bdrm. 2 bath + room
adj. gar. 1 blk to oce1111
poof • tennis area, $23.SOO
R. C. GREER, Rf"Blty
1416 Via Lido 67l-9?.00
MUST SELL!
Beautiful 2 • story, 3 bdrm
home one mile from beach.
C'lrpeted. draped, land.t!cap.
ed Nrver livrd in. T ake
Sl.600 down. Bargain!
Ca II 962· 2446
-Npt lsland-Bayfront
Lovely easy • c11re :!-yr old
rostom home. 2-sty. 4 BR.
I ba. Pier & rtoat. 5~ '"'~ In.
You own the land
Owntr. 675-4008
·Immediate Occu,,.ncy
1606 Irvine, Harbor High·
lands. $2500 moves you into
nt'wly carpeted 4 BR 2
bath home.
642-20'.!0 or LI lt-1347
REDuCED.lovely 3-BR 2
Ba. home on 2 lots: can use
•~ 2 11pt.~. Rm to bid. N,er
Bay &: ocean. Will llell all or
·~ int. or tradt'. 12'1 n st St.
OWNER ~mg
0-WN--E-R-LEA VTN\._C_ou_n_try_
m.ooo n>. n.soo c1n. Jm
Cay St. Sef' Sun or Pve. -----BAYCREST 4 BR, 3 be, lam,
2 frpl, 3-car gar. Fee simple
m :ioo. Owner. 646-7647
STAND out value. 3 BR. '.!~
BA, lam rm. Lge end yd.
128.500. 107. down. 646-:?!HJ
RANCH style home 3 BR,
2•..., BA, city lot or I;, acrP.
By owner. 2420 E. 15th N.B.
IMMAC. 2 BR-: lge. lot. Jm .
med. possess. Drive by 316
El Modena. Own'r 642-7257
Newport Hgts . 1210
•,. ACRE 5 Bedrooms, :\ Bath
Cul~e-Sac: St. Death of hull.-
band forces sale. S45.IXXI.
M6-7Ml or 642-1221. Ownrr.
AVAJ L tmmed. cliu Havt'n
J BR. 2 bA + 2 BR Ocean
Vi.>w Apt. $-t!l,500. 548-724!1
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POI IALI IY OWNQ 1WtM '6oO L~ .... IN c.ta Mela 5100 c.,..,_ .. Mar ftlO ltMttla W•ntM 19" ~ ~· '4111&1111 • ,... .. ,.,.. $15-,D .. LAROE I BJt ho!-. OD ...... Att .. ble t WAN'l'll>t 1q a.ch KM, • .__ -... ........ doL a ,8 .._ ... ~ Woodiecl tmctd a.t lll , Pftltlae ~ .... JO..._ ..__l k •-•t...-~ ..._. "'* wlll 1lallt. Dcor>&lllll 11 ,.a •ldedl. COii -.. -... ·-N. ••e A.116 6 '*-• aJJ llricit .... _. -•r w · --t 8'ft. l~ *'. .,. ,_. ,.11o. ~ ,_ den GI' ......, • m h ,...... We ..., ..........., u&l11Nl'-'UE or NB. nwea.i. °' JU.
nl[Oa ...,._ ... u 1iliiilSM411 l"llltala A. propcr1;r llttlap. ~ T .M8a1l
... It an ......... ... 1~·J c.... ....___ a100 CUSTOMERS WAn'IHC GARDIN APTS I.GS Uld 1 or I Bll Apt .
..... Cll MMm •I 1 .._ lednrfdl ~ IAlla Mo • or uuU •· • b\ bcb aret
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tleapevt ....... 1m -1-..,.-_.-,.-..,--:. -.__--a• t-. ,.uo. .., Jdtctt t ll>JtM lb ......._ <>ceao "1ftNJSHED ~M Roeme fer ltent sns
NIW 4 II & DIN ,_.._ ~ ..... ¢ r , m-.,., • I w vu. No pets, older lldlialtt, t BR . 2 BR . a BR
a -..... ~ me. DUllcb • '11 111aa111 1•.a6tllll"Cd. Jl.55 mo.. ~ 1 b&tN aY&llable nuo UP .-. ~ / ldtcben
* * * * *
Jla¥ta 1-le with hit n.. --•tm Carpets drapes P1"ISe '2UO Qp ltudio Apt&. -~ 0..-....... 1~ =~~ ·tbla--= ........ msa.blc. L ...... N'e! DW ••&S.nt1Ane,C.M. Newport BlYd. CM Ml-m5
•------.....;._. •n.nOlllY'22JOO ._... ..w1~ ,., •Bdrm.tamUJrm. .._ ~ Uvl81 1t1A&.. ISTA1'i
S.Utsaal • a 1tlW i.o... 'NI --INlty ~ IO .... U JrlJ, In MONAaal BAY. -•t ... _ Chfttrat
be&t.d pool. caMDa. Ju6. IC'7·1211 Eva. 142.satt 11'-'IUI OWNER. ~ "' ------------T ~ ~ allT 1UVi • ™ ca • lft. aa. mo. hrmud1 Village ~bv ' ,.....,,.. ,.,.,.,. .. ,'!1""'' 6000
WhMtfya Wantt WtMMya Gett
SPICIAl CLASSIPICAt'ION '01
NATURAL IORN SWA,PIU ... , ......
• C!w A<ClllCldoG 3 IJ\ ~· dltie. fad Jd. patio. C..,....iu"' nso !J,, POUR I Ha e Slate tntry/beuat crpta. ~ • ..a.im or m.3202. 8Pac 2 A 3 BR, l\t batba Ort• PL X-IUY
I flnea -S tlnMI -S ltvdcl
"VLll -AO MUJl IHCWDI
l-WMt 'CiillW ,. "* t-WllM rw _. " .._ ~!!~1!~~_21~UI!! e View ,,__.._ • Older· l BR. Adults NEAR CdM m s c b o o l Cart>eta, drapea Excellent location ta.at ot I-YOU• _.,,. 1HNA H iiMe tf ......
'fMIN• '°" &All -filADll ONl.'11 41!t----.,60 w ISde 3 BR O/vl Oleery, 1plll·lnel 2 Br _... Newport Blvd. • Alwaya S IR.1 ~pat». e t c:v prqe on alley .._ • . ew NMr ... opplna la ICboola .. a. v--.-&t--t...,,. ylth wajH.... u ... cpta. frsllc, lamec. • Qnbt Pl.a 1:aq termt Mer. na MU. ~1088 home. Blt·la elec lcltchen. 141r, 22lj Colle&• 12 ~ ~• G .... .., -.. _,
f'HONI 6424671
.... Oner moWlf. l"NDILL aEAL TY I la. OW, Patio. Tropical dlhwlllr, dbl pr &«.OnT al'll• A paved puldna , Te '"" Yeur Trlder'e P1rl41H M
m.oel. Ml-IUI Warner at Mtpolla. 560tS8 1ettinc. Quiet f~ adultt. l "INTAU 2 .... W/carport every clay! ~711'r1l0'1'5~ez2a13 ~~l·:orw:Oln orca:':~
(.,.... ., Mir 1UO • SPOTLISS • 2 ~ ":':::. ~ter Aptt. ~urnllhecf :.... W.:!l~~:-;: Blue lktell Sparklin1 Open 1"9 'tit 9 Ford or Chev 1 loci truck.
Dlltl IMlaGINCYI Vacant 3 BR, compl. remod-pd. Ad\ilta, no pell. $1'5 GeMt'al 4000 DM Plaetl'.ltia AwnlMI water. Near U of C tr. Of like ~-
. MUIT llU.1 eled, new blt·inl, new cpta. mo. MN1ei • ....at HOLII>AY PLAZA SST.Q.180 Vint and btauWUl New· HAVE hoo .. Want units
Xlnt HJL loct.tbt. s:z.B. D ... ·---""'-·· i BD a--IUb•tt aJl oa.. WD1 eadlanie '8IJIM) eqty for Meli·Y.,. 3 O -""~ -n.. port &uNf, Have land Want TD'a Have a Ill. I ... tam rm, ~lilt TD'•, boat, auto, cash or 11 1'ara. 4pts l125. + utU. Maple Capri TO'a Want F t c Hou1e
..... lovelr con. Wt aubmlt. o..r 8'74&74 3 lll>ROOM. 2 bath. built· H•t.dpooJ.ca:petln1 SPAC26SBJt,l~batha 16 UNITS-t22iO Me. HaveT0'1 Wantc:uR. ~·
Midas SD,000 • l«IOO no-BY°"*·.,...._ i:• batbl Ina, Will to wall carpetiJls, ~ •Ill~· No ~. dtpa, 2 pooll SITUA TID ACTUAL INCOME I St.tlt Rltt. W-9067
Delucr IW1 t1WTIO carpet, .... tlullt·lna, pat· cL...-. fHcld yard, sm. ~~;:.;,:a, cM. 6'2-5858 N.-r ahp'g and 1choola ON TIN ACllES Reduced to si•.ooo. Older WANT: Dana Piliilt lot u at AC4Cl4. Lee 2 D «*'-io, Near Hiintlngton Cent· 56MIS. l'aOM $99.50 OiiM1 mutt ..n lDwecil-part Pl)'Ql't. on Newport ner M. wm _.. V'Mw~ er. $21.lliO. ta-1939. Costa MeN 4100 Jllr, 1M w.,o, #3 5p•CIOUS atea,. U.W.UU oppty • ..,v., Beecb home, :ioo It. trom
to ault m"904 4 BR 2 hallll, 'Walk to H~ N""9f't IMch 3200 LUXUJUOUS 2 BR, 1 % be. " Dn. Bkr. Box P-3.1. DIJl.y ocean front. Prtnclpela Qnly
Crud "1Q vll'!r. c Br 2\6 b&. tingtcn Sbopplnc Center. WHY ltlNT? $22.50 Wk. Up all elec, crpta, drpa, GE e Purn & Unfura Pilot. Owner &C-MO.
lbutten. dla nn. lam rm, $25,500. N7-1'12 aft 5 LWl/0,TION e SNdto a Bach apta. ldtch, color antennu. Encl. TRlPU:X: l..2 BR., Weit HAVE: Deluxe <>c.antrt
b'pl. SS:.SOO. Oaer w.al6 s BR. 2 b&tba, Newport •tad Utt1J A Phcme ..,.., pr, Pine trees, nr bl.la. $130. APARTMENTS Ooeta Mt... $31,500 full Duplex NB. Elccel Income. Out ef Cwnty 1605 Shorts. Pool • Clubhouse • MaJc1 s.mc. . TV avail. Multi. 120 E. 20th. price. $5000 Equil)'. Want Tr.cit for alqle bocaM In
Hunff"'"" leach 1400 ~.ooo _..UJTY tn l.F. area MADGE DAVIS Realtor •New Cdt a Bar BAOIERLOR A 1 A 2 BJ\ FROM cuh; ... net, potential $TC Orani• Co. Prine C111ly.
-IG-1000 DM~ Newport Blvd. 5"om5 Apta. Newly remodeled· net. ~ Owner 6U.Tl3t Klctc The a.nt H.Mt (~). View bome. I: I llde I mt. !iec: bltna Nw IChoola A .........,. $ 10 'JOWNHID 2 Br., l~ ba WANT 11to20 Untta. HAVE ~ = r=: :-:. °"":. ~· TOWNHOUSE Leue or Sale; Jltio, ..,..., Adulta ~'. •• Camino. As>t 1. c.M. 150 Aptl •• Br, 2 ba, Ree 2 Duplex neu Oce&n. can add
WU. wall tio waD _,.u, btl A..,._ a D., ~ be., 381-8 Oslt SUS mo. ta-1298 2 BR Htd M, ~ ma. Mo. yn.dd. E/atde. CM. Poal. cub. Aili Gio9iDettl, Rltr.
dra,_ Lu1b ....._ S. Ana Hgts. 16'0 trpl., evp •• dr.pn, blt·lna. $95 Mo. l Bdrm, Util pd. jor lbp'I SUO. utfl pd. Ad-I bn. $19(.-ttftna. Own-613-TGO, m.t1l'r ~ t11111 •11t1· VETI 1112 ~. ~ .. , t.eatec1, ~~ Pvt patio, clean. adults. No uJtl. atT40, MJ.5276. • Rrepltces er. m.ues. ET•. 49UMI. S20,0CX> Equtt)r tn beautUul
$150. DOWN. S Hee • ~ llC • Jlaneee A -.u.--~ .J':., w.._. pets. !:vts. IG-8111 3 BR. 2 ~ epta, drpa, DELUXE ~lex. Cpta, 4i'P1, Newport BMdl bome. WUl
!DcoaM. Total 1"t11t IDc $6400 "'"'" ,_...•-¥ NASSAU hiiftt 1 Ii: 2 BR ~tna. patio. sics mo. e luilt.fn Kitchens blt.tna. Walle to W..tcllff trade !or ~t bot1H =· $38,500. .,,.. 541-~ pA:~.1:!=~ FID11 or Unf $1U-$1SO. Htd. Oranie Ave. * ~ • C.rpeh ' Drapes ahcq. s:sa.aoo. ~ 6tW8T9 :.:r :·~Ma& or
ffl\Dri'G, * Ul"a•-eammllJlitY &31-52115 pool, lTT E. 22lld st. 642-3645 HOUU 2 .Bll, alt11a pr, lutlnw Rentil 6060 f.Plex Welt C.M. _-. ....... -._ • $8950 l'l1m l BR Utll pd Nice prden w/rardentt, • YoUf Own Privtte •• _, .,-
• liDINGlft ~acre,• Ua 4 Jlduat. OCEANJ'RONT cottqe, l . AJlo '9t.50. Nte.r atOC'IS. • Jndey, nr abp'r. $UO H>-21ll UMIS B!lr1' Loc&tion. »' x !IO'. u1ty. Want: 3 Im 2 bath
SC-tB OPEN EVD. M w~,_!lr ~ A1,SOO ~~ •~-~tl1Y.:_.,,.: 19 Pomona ~ 2 BR Apt. Nft opts, dJ1ll, !Wuollable 1• Harbct Eutalde O>tta M11& or ~iijiijjjijjijiiijijijiji uou-• .,...._ ..... --•4 • ._....,,.,.. No cbldm or pets. $120 rno. ,...., "-" ~~IO aft I ' N.wport. Und• $25,000. I * 1 BDRM. POOL! * ....., ....,... ~·--54().8383 I to 5. T·__..n 1640 Utilltlta paid $ll5. No Pvt patio. Pb: MU769. e PRIME 1tetall Locaticm e -------Swet ..... ant 2 Stery _,, Newport Ha&.hh 3i10 Ol1drn or peta 14&-6222 2 Bll, Ql>Pef, ut11. adultl, · H' 8Jd boat. 50 hp elec.
cu.tool ftaturtl throqb. OWNl!t Attract ! bdrm, 2 . :s:::.:.:: DO pet.a, $110 rno. MM786, STORE • u x «> Jobnlon • trailer. Ulre new
out tndladilal ~ Ila, tam rm. '4 ae, Xlnt DELIGJnTUL Helghtl loca· Newpo11 lffch 4200 MM4ll 1175 Hatbor. CM .... Value $796. Trade for late
dr.l*ift 2,,_ tiattll, 6 1oc nu Jnd8cp nr ..:hi tlon with Gull'a eye vltw model car or t!! m«e
beautSflll iandecaptq. Tbta $27'.950 831-11m ' of OCMn· Leue $235 mo. 50 STEPS To Beach, lovely LO~~ ~~ti.,~ Office Rental 6070 WANT! CM or NB prop.
Nrvrport Welt lonlJ re-S BR, 2 ba, bu.Ina, trplc, S BR. 2 BA, avail 3 mo1.. ~ ~ ood Pl ~ HA VE: 2 dplx ltd unJta,
qutret tao doMl to a ftU. Latun1 leach 1705 fenced, dble rar<· Evta. Marctl nat. $115. m.o'l7l w • Anaben. Bit.Ina c:pts, drpa,
iatic price! 541-U dya w flMM3 eves • 1 ·~r. pwtl>' funi, clean.~-LAGUNA llACH 5 encl pr eoo an. 0wn
PacUk: ._. Reelty WOODED DTATE wknc:il. me.. Aleo &1p rm • pvt Deak ~ available ln ~ aft 5
NT.a581 Eves. 536-1'llO OCEAN VIEW Newp91't IMNt 3220 OCEANFRONT, m 0 d e r n , bath ~. 5t>-9351 newelt oftSce bu1ld1na •t HA VE· 5 furn udta + 2 n I~~~~~~~~ ":~c~. ltucco ~. • ... ~e: 2 mt. ~ • rum Untur ipac., l·BR.; 'til J uly 1st. Ntwport lelch 5200 ~! l~~hln .~~ l:lome ·w/oUlce, Npt. Blvd. CUSTOM IUILT rootline. IUcb w/;~. No amall children m.6T32 ._ .... a ._c · IU1" .......... S4M equity. TRADE tor __ __. _ _.... • •• ..... _.. "2-3430 1 BDRM near Pier. $85 LUXURIOUS Townhouse 1pllt ti tloned, carpeted, bee.utUul clear Janel No. Cal. or TD'•
3 BR l" bathl, Provindal In .. -........ ,_. • ._ -~ l l 3 "'• 2 be 1-1 xtru ~ paneled pe.rtitlomng. Two Bier. SS-1002 -area. I.up lot with IEE TO aDJl:VEt MillSoll Utilltiea ~l4. .\dulta onl7. '" .,. ' ~.... • J entnnee1; rear lee.di toL--...--__.~.,.._-_,__ :ii;':~ fGI' boat or trail-Rlt1 (TU) tM.m:l Irvine 3231 &'26-3184 pool& $250 B-017S. Munk:lpal park!nr Iota. $50 HA VE: Two me 6. dear
....... ..... _ __._ ....._ BEAOI leue. Newly decor-I ltuff • A~· T • a L. per month fur apace. Add Iota. Total $1000. "· .,..ut ...... ~ ..... .., .... ~ 1 -vM NI-I 1707 LOVELY 3 br, 2% ba, fam, atect 1 BR, Adults. S115 incl alt S242 ""'!Ve ennis Uu Si 1or dale anct c:ba.tn. Md WANT: Bott, camPtr °"
... beautitUlly laftd8caped, .... ·-hmhM Oft Parle. l'pl, patio, util. frS.ml, l'Ta-1553 $10 for buatMa boun .. nu. uac 1DSTU!IR.
fenced yard. Ooee to acbooll 4 Bdrm, fam1l1 rm. eptl, ctrp., xtru. $25(). m. Pr VI ftAA"i lmpr.,.,_ l'W«inl ~ All 1IUltUel EXCHANGD to.llMO :rl~a~ ';~ In MONAl\al BAT. 100 NEAT ~ "e&11, OYeralnd ·~ IW "l'V" Ilg pe.ld excePt telephone. * * *
OWNER. 911,0llt mat ~Joreaifnr Nioe()' tum. 2 .. ~ 2 b&tbl/~[.,,, of DAILY PILOT
EXCHANGE 1Jnall bome Oil
R..2 lot with room tor more
units for 20x40 Moblle home.
Fortin Co. 1103 Wt1tclttt Dr.
&i2-5000 or 548-~Tt
COMM. cor 2 bld11 home a •
oUlce NE cor 11th 6 Or-
anie, HB. ApProx '900C) eq •
Trade tor other prop or t
Bkr. 538-~ nea sa.tm
TRADE: My U yr. old du-
plex, LQuna Bch; I min to
town A beach. AU fllrn. tar:
2 BR fixer • JlPPel" boue,
Lq. Bch. pref.~
HA VE Ialand bome Jllmt.
ln&ton Harbour, tree and
cleu. TNde far ineome
property. thla UM. Pliaci-
ptla only. 842-125'1
BEAU new ocean view toll enebm.SBr,dea.wethar,
2 frpl, 2 be.. 1W: Haecar,
boat, plane, TD'a, lot,! Eq.
llA M Owner. mctl
HILLTOP Dtate Ila Juan
Ot.ptatrano. fN.r JOOO 1111-ft
4 BR, pool, klr pr. 0.er
l M!. rrt,000 elm'. Trd for
local prop. Bkr. 141-Trll
2 BR heme, GI lou. cm
1\.2 Jot. w /pl.Ina far l)qplo.
WANT 1arpr bonit. l'orUn
Co. IG-6000. ~
PA VE 1W lot 40x115' o.w-~ F.c:ho Like tn L.A.
Value $18,000. Want local
view )Ot. 833-1101.
TRADE: tor llr. bomt: 3
BR. bMcb home; 1"' ...
lot Pac. Palla: L.A. me.:
All d41ar: $130,000 Val. 12
Balboa Cova. NB t'IMMT
I' Stand Up Oamptr, Meda
wotlt, '12 a..v. lick.up.
auto., boat, mtr., trlr. Trade
all or put tcr-.uto~lt.
SG-ml
e SPOTLESS e
Vac. a BR. Xlnt H.B. loc . m.ao. wm odl.. $81XX1
..,,., tar TDa, --. auto
or!. Owner 8'7"614
* * * $32.T~:.. Way RNlty Ct...· 1710 Corona del Mar 3250 no. UDt Your 222 FOREST AVENVE -San twmlnfe Bd Bay. $189 A up LAGUNA BEAOI -----
53&45Tt 81\ANI> "" lwNr7 s BR't aara... 4300 West View ADtl. Iron ....... REAL ISTATI IUSINESS and
PINANCIAL --,-,-Probl nx JT UP fam rm. 2~ ha. cpta. drpe, I. NB General flftl J tmJ C Unltl • 2 BR, J b&dl, _... 3-ear pr. 0ceaa end liq Q.EAN Dactaelor Apta. Tlf Amilol w.,, 8 OFnCES: 2400 W. Coaat1 ______ _
deck, aa pU COU'tt. Ocean •iew. IM $400. Owner All uW Incl m up. 644oOIOI Sho.... Hwy .• Newport. N1'WPORT ..... '100 lut. 0,,..,..,nft ... 6300
M sell 3 BR 1" ba view. Make Ill otter $38.SOO °"8111· l15 i:. Bal'-8lvd. "'° ART CENTER. actOll fJ"om --------
ra":! Ux26 tamlly ~.•i: • 1 Bt>JtK. ''°''· ntrii, pr, BALBOA * 67~9HI Corona dtl Mar 5250 dMI Stldt Shirt. Prestige, y:'N'umOwn ~i.~::9
DIVORCE
new cpta/drps. Sell• will ~ BBDltOOM prdener, walk to beach. o ... n Front 1 IR-modem bids. R.euonable Ocean View
pay Joan polnta tor GI or 1% b&tbl, ,,_,. home ~. $10. Incl util. m-tTlC • 9 Hole Putting renta .. UtlllU. paJd. Off. U& acrea. 2151 Pad& Ave. franchiMCI Store
FHA buyer. Mr. 11eectt. '22.50> * Chlnnel Reef * Green street. private 1ot par1c1n,. • <RS County> A DJGNmED auSINDS lltASHIAll ltlAL TY Ellen c Mahcnq, RJt. Hu-a!_._ leach a400 Lido tale 4351 Wtll maintained. H .. vy OWNllt IN A HUGE FAST
847.a531 Ev•. l»-153'7 1114 N. El camtno Real~ .............. .utnt'ENTS cooatrQcton for qulemeu. SC.1815 Evea ~11169 GROWING MARKET
PtMIDe m4> 49'U145 . Fltll RINTAL IOOK MOBib: Ho ME. X LN T SP~ACULAR VIEW IndMdua1 aJr.condJt1ontn1. • "NutvWe" corporation wtth
San Oemlllte, CalU. "--In And lrOWM LOCI Waterfront/Loe • Boat Retal. detall• at oftlce U, llxU6' · View 1G3 Galaxy a proven record of ~ =========-I ~ • 2 Bath • ~ Patio, Pool, St1e party or SUPI Avalll.ble « CID. 541-UOO or 5t+l6'18 Drive, Derrer Ibo r • • • In operatinr company stores
Mat ae1l DO'lf. BR 1" b&tb CoMemlnlum 1950 place. Hup family room. Cple onb'· No peta. 813-0lSS I BR • 2 Bait! ..,... 17'1 Weslcllff Dr. $S2,!!CX). t..ehold. -.. ia now otferlnl a lbnlted
bome. 19QO aq ft. Only '1300 Hui• Feneed Yerd $300. Mo. LEASE • OI' • BUY nually. By owner. 646-2151 number of tnncbltea to
down lncludea coets. :~ ~· 1_:: .,.;. WAI.KER 6. LEE Huntlntton le1ch 4400 '420. Mo. • up • $lil,:SOO ap Prime loo. for ti• C«p, CHOICE LOT on q u all f I e d tndtvtduall er
H1ffdll lltty. t42-440S 56.Mll bltwD t.2 pm. Tm Edinger R.ooma a: Apt.a for Rent 2525 Ocean Bl'fd., CdM Ofc'a n>o aq ft o 25c. Santtqo, Newport Beacb groups.
"Homes to Match Income" N2MS5 Open Eves. n.., wk, mo. -·Jal A. 2 BR 173-1718 -for further info R.ecpt. area, T pvt ofc'1 * 64S-S5e5 * INVESTMENT OF SU.l!O ~i .,.,. H -u _,_ ... , ..._ CASH INCLUDES: $13,750 ltlNTALS 2 Bil A d4'!, epta. drps, ~ blk bch.. All linena • utila mnan ••v.•, -.sr. _...""pan• crptl, w-w.Pft • O>mplete store f1xturea • u~--fumM...f bltna, WAD, patio Adult OOMPA.88 MCYJ'EL aJ.r.cond, around tloor lt•nchee 6150 _ .. _ent Older s BR cultom hoclM b ..,_ -,.,_ __ u• ........ U• "'"" ......... -comm. ne5. •2'185 Ol' ~ ll8 -11th St. N.B. 536-4170 vwn~. -· ............, • Merchandl• .__ er upper (you own the laDdl. ltentaft te Sha,. 2005 1518 Lide laJe 5351 C llfo la R ho _ .. _, c.n MW' the lot aJon. is 2 BR. Tl'aller, comp. furn. Dtllthtful Ofc Spiu G m GftC C~ '8000 at mall)
worth tht. price. WAN'TD> YOUNG MAN to tf v., comtortable. Hunlillg-1 BDRM. iM"l7 decor. C~ drapes. alr-cond + l acre of gently aloplnr land • Expert lite aelectlon
TltADIWINDI RL TY. .w. i.o.t, pPemet with Hun ngten S tor Shena Trailer Park. Adults no J>tt. Util pd. Near Jtecept'. service. Mutual wlt!i a br .tall bun, and. e I.Aue net'Otia*"8
MU011 l4UO'l.2 536-1961 3 of ame. L a r I• Harbour 340. Jnq. Mn. 01_. 536-3883 Bay. $140. 107 Vla Flottnce. Blda fenced paaturt. A beeutlful • Store deslrn A layout
•--------~ IHORD boftle. or call Rialto; n4:1f5.9911. Phone 673-6573. -· E Cou H l"U.u 2 Bdrm, 2 ba home, allO e Complete~_..
DvtClh Htven C.ll... AbW;t;·,., S10 1no rtnt 3 BR 2 b&th, prt.ate beach RENTALS _,.. . t ff1,....,.... l:lu a bltlard room. Priced vice
S'lll,SOO. 8'1 tam rm 3 Bil ,... prtnte room 111 b&lb cli*, beacbea • boat ali119 A_.. Unfumlthed Huntfngton ... ct. 5400 3td ~i Stuart,~ at $48,5CIO. For mare Info • In • atcn 6 ~n..lob
hup d6n rm, bdwd fin. furn, Call MUa4 aft 1 PM anDable. $325 I month .,.,_ pleue c.U Glenn ThcmPIOO traJntnc
ahake roof, C(11/. pe.do. S2:IOO or before 10 AM. Jeue, or apUon to buy. Gener1t 5000 RINT PRll wtth: e Adftrtialnl a Jli ••dlmal
dnp UIUD'IR.!._ ~ % 1n;,, -•--Jlroka. Call 'l'oft1 Helbling IEACHWOOD IF YOU manqe our amaJl lckhoff and Anoe. Inc. aJda at -rtaon "ty, EMPLOYED woman, ...,...,, 141.2551 • 3 Pools office bids. tn Colla Meu. 1118 w. Chapmm Ave. Ex1atlns optntlalW nw ::OD~: ~$66""mo~· Cntl VENDOME Apartment Homes• Com~itMntary ~t .~~t~-~~~50.mi°:'!!=.\.mt ~=-000==
nn9V'lb1 Will ..,.,.. ...... ~ leach »05 -· • .. ....... -. ·~ ...... ..., ...n.blt ln <lnnl'e COaal:1 NEAft BEACH. Corner lot. ".a.uv" ~ SPECIALI Private pstloe ·Near Beach, Continenttl man. Call 5"-2331 after Wt1te about )"OUl'9elf ID dltaii fmb17 i-IDt..s. s 1"· old 2 Bdr. apt 1rilh J.ad1. MONAJtCH BAY AREA 2 WKS Pltll RENT GoU and 5bow1n&. T p.m. A-6200 <GITe PbclDe #>to
C-ompL Wacplng • mprinld:r. co.nae '15 al 54M!llll LOVELY OCEAN VIEW M k dooa NOW ' BR 2 ..... frplc Br .. kf 1st -· --s bdrm. a tam. rm. Patio VAroltE wortdnc W'CllD&n 10 2 BR 6 deo.1~ ba.. epea, c1rp1 Na •lyR:; tted 2 BR 2 IN!tt•; pitlot II 15 Westct.ff Or. RE Saletman Winted rruchlN salea M.lnaltr
a ar.. sq. C"'91 drpa. are 2 BR al Apt. frpl, pool. Lie S22I mo. Closeewto -~-~ P1rk 1 IR• Walk lft cleteh Deluxe cult. decor ore aulte. ~abliabed real emte firm. p OBox':'mo.ta...._ s2uoo. ..-.. owner. 540-TUI Adults a.120 bttw lo.5 pm .. ......,.. FA~ 'ILY SECTION r-.. c1:rpa. recept + 2 .,n -'-1 .... -ct ..... -'-in loyt Ctult & Gfr Ctulit Warner t\ Sprtncd&le, H.B. ,..,, .... ,....., •v--.... ,. ex -...-r nrE ORIGINAL -. --. ---a.ft,. ___ .. ll-, --c.-· ., ;.._r--so (2 mllea w of S.cb Blvd.) Ofc'a. walnutlpu, alNlClnd the lilting and Ale of ~ THiii' A• aaGHD&ft Coren1 •I Mir .,._ ~ ,.. • .._ ·---., • S,.dola 3 Br'• • I Ba ... 2 5001 ... 2 •..t.•5 WITH TM aq ft irouncl flr. off developed acreap far real-vr ~ -
------• -• • Swim Pool • Pat/a;reen -• ., --beaut/patio, $215 Incl util dentlal development. Meda Ntftl' Had It 'l'b1a Goodl
• 1'rpl lndl•/lndry fac'Ja 2 s'D 2 ba • ....,. -no. Stp•rat. Rac:rHttort Ownera 5t8-9&88 5'1-5419 cxmcitntioua, bonelt f u l I tat. $4,liO C&lll '*-It • Multa 6 family Areu ·~ •......, ,. 1.___ ._ iJe ElqledtDc Alli DELI ndlf equlpt. 1145 An:ahel1n Av.. MOM KAI. l1ll GarfJeld. ~ Schoo._ Young Pro~iona~ time ILsm&n. ~ UkeNew. ~8-Jl'l'oat Prtv street. 1 block north Au1. to ~ and R.E. lictNt NCI· Com. C.M. M2-2824 ~f Garfield. l6U994 dha.m. Huse 1.0110'; 5 rma + mlalon b&lll.. Loe. Law it.it IAllt A
ltrlt. ntnna, cPtt. drpa, Dike and Cernpeny, Inc. All Supplies, LI e •a••· -----.............. ., ..
fevt IOU, ....... ...
llNT S.nt• An1 5620 Close to l.IN.uld. Off at. llftt nr. fw1I PbocM ~ fur ippalnt. HM!tb pmntt, *· Sll.OOO
I ...... Pumttun h lsilnd 25c aq It. 54&-tm Oft loold Value. MUST eeD rtPt :E VOL TAUtl F•s Jon S95 • $115. JJr conid. pertc·a. R L! "-llfo"' 1 u <>wner-trulfllftd. low IO fun. fuw ..... .....
SCIAM:+n! ANSWllS IN CWSllllCATION 7llO
' t~ ~
$25 Moftl• FROM •JO Orarlp Ooullt1 8anl Bldf. 1nc .... -m 1 2216 nJU. OP'nON TO IU'f Li• 1 BR. 2 BR, ltadtol Newpori 230 E. 1Ttb St. CM. IG-1485 20 ac:n-. frott free, Write w. ='y:.:..AQIT~,-.:Selet~--::Olrp.:---::)Qnt:::::
No dtpollt o.e.c. Hotpo1nt llltnl, nfr1&. Mic.Arthur Ne1r OFFICE A LIVING ~· ~tcr~ HWJ •. new All " power + lm'I· Ho•• ef CWrs cpl3. drpe, P¥t ,.tto, un "'"" • Xlnt water aoc. .._.._
pool, ~ ... are•. C·OAST HWY. -SUS CM MWllll u-·nt a "-............ 6210 ~ .. Bui $»,ClllO. Vil-., w. lllh, C.M. ....104 m s. r~ M. NMCS -• _.-y Id llu7t.r (Jll}y. Wrtte .. p.
c..t1 Mela 5100 (Btwn M~ A lit St.) CORONA DEL MAR CenllMl'Cfat as LUCD.NE VAU.l:Y S2, Dally Pilot.
HlllOI
llEENS
letNna leech 5705 31/J CICNI TO~~~~TE W~·~...._...,,,.,. _....... ( 714) 6+4-2611 .,... .......... &a ...... -,_ --.. --100 CLIPP DRIVI ~ l....tlold from CMK DEAL t pe • toollnc "'°"-UOOlq. LUXURY rlJMIUMrURH THE Balta to art.Pol Strteta. CM WIUTE SAVI! "AD" ft. Good loctdon· Low r.t
Yearly Leaa 1 It 2 BA For detallt call: MUIU\AY $11,000 1'lD ptSot, term.
•tfPI te -. a ..,. CJ/ •anta &1alfl 1ro11ot~ ~:_ Street Gloe ~:0:,~PM. "°"":: :;-:::. • .Jhoru ..,... s.. ...... va1t1r acmc llul.--.. ..,
MallLCll • UICr'UR.N. --I Adjolnlnc I~ 1D41. 5 9e. 2 till lllcd fdne. .....-.. 1111 _.. Joel..
fr-. $100 ~:!RY* -·~. 1Wllcllt kW BrWd Alw. ._ ""'· 11W ....._ u-, DM'4 W. V.._.,
11111. .a. .... ~ .... --CM 1')' OWl\fl' l6U1t S1S.011D «mp&. fQra. ~ CTH) --.:nu: ... ·~. Ge.rd&~ It. ........ ....... '°'° =•d •Ml .... ,,. ......... Gee-· 6310
.._. .... C:W Clre OCEAN ,__ I Ir, _.,. S.IUI a.b. elc llllte.. Alto l'tNANCIAL IOAT .,.._. 6 llllr _..
CllJMlr, Mj. ...... -f11n11ablld. ....... --. 1..n wart .................. ~ ~m!!!: ... --· ..... -..... i'IOO ......... , ....... MU.-' • ... 1-W -·-· --,.__ )Or 6 ........ a.it. W... .._ I • 5 ,_ _.. JU• I---v•&lliii -.,.., ---
.... 2 BR a ... MMlll; ,.UO. OOIUJNAditl Jl.r F• iiiiilit JQihl!Jt ............. Well • ,...W flt ..... = nr bid Iii.cl\ i... ('fa. ..._. -wAilltlar • oc.a _.... X1lt -. Miit lell pl• Jl9 'b:ii lil .,.,.._ '16... ..... -~ ws m.4111 • Dl'I ...... ... Write .. Ma !Mir PDot
l
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38 DAILY PILOT
BUSINESS and
FINANCIAL
,
MondQ, Ftbnlll')' 26,, 1968
SERVIC• DIRECTORY
Child C•~ 6610
SERVICE DIRECTORY
-. -. . ........ -~ -·~--....... -I
JOBS & EMPlOYMINT JOH ' IMl'l.OYMINT JO&S ' IEMl'LOYMINT ..OU a IMl'l.OYMINT JOIS a lll¥LOYMlllT Aeond ... -' 7550,
Mortgages. T .O.'s 6345 LICENSED DA y CARE
1511.000 Retunu tll.2,000 hi Hot Junchet;, naps, cratl.1.
2 yrs., stcuttd by 1trong Harbor-Blikf'r * 5'16-1539
T o. on v&Jwablt proPf'rty.
. •.,..;W:.;•;;,•;;--. _____ J
Help Wente4, Min 7200 Holp W--7lJlO Help W--7200 Hol• W-Holp W-74110" -~---'----1 w.._. 74001-?W~·~·~.,~·---!!~~
P•perh•n1lnv
Painting 6UO ------------=------~ort ,
pmonnel
agency Prompt acdon neceaury! Contr•ctors 6620
Write: PO. Box 4 19 1, ROOM addlHori., !mt-Ollt'r'
Newport Beach ht:11d, top quality! 18""10'
ANl-.1\.JlJ)V t. --.... ,..T~ Fai;iily nn. SPflt'lal offtt,
•nd NOTICES moo. LT CoML OR :J..1166
Addltiorui • Rtmodelina Found (Fr" Adtl 6400 F red H. Gerwlek-1..lc.
YOUNG l'>lale G e r m a 11 813-61)41 * !>49-n 70
Sllotpherd found In Alpha
&1.a parkinii; lot CM. Iden-C•~t Cl••nlng 6625
dfy ~8-3239 * CARPET PROBLEMS'!
YOUNG German Shephttd. Cleaning, llylfli, repain.
Well trained. Vic ol Harbor Call Weldon's 494~
_v_i•_w_H_,_,,_._..,,.~2_48_5_~-iCARPE'T Cleaning. noor
Found • black I: white nibbil 1trippln&-Waxing. Walls,
• I I m e. Indlanapolia Ir Windows "llf'ISlled. SJ1.oo67
Br11ch. H.B. Call 536-8ZTl e WAJ.L TO WALL e
lttALE wht poodle Vic ol. e CARPE"l' a.E.ANTNG e
SJ:ringdlle I. Edinger-BIG Oilcoont: S-13-8613
&U-150'2. •
e PAINTING • Interior 1-
Exterior. F'ree estimate.1.
Reuonable rates 64S-J015
S.I• Full•r P•lnt• * Wallpaper * ~16 W. 19th St., C.M.
INTER or Ell"l PAINTING,
lMMED. SERVICE. Loca.I
ref. FREE nt. ~1627
VET'S Bonded-Palntfnl
Int or Ext. 10 yr1 in area
Reas. Free Elt, 6-cl-&l.."7
P•tiot 6860
OJ!il'Q:O.t PATIO COVERS
AND CONCRETE WORK
Date COit.it-Co. 532-45(8
Plumbing 6890
LEAKS! Gas or water elee-
nonieally located under c~
ment, blacktop, ~.
.... a.. walls, showers, 11.ny place.
ALASKAN ~ute. CM ,G_•_•_de_n_l_n.:1 _______ 1 ~red. Water linH clean-
atta. <ill 545-ZTi and 1· ed, preSIW"e restored.
identify, ANTHONY'S CALL "LE>-'CS" 642-0348
RABBIT • Vic lrvlne & Gtrden Service Bank.Amerlcatd OK
Mlp olla CM. 54&-S035 646-1941 Plumbin( rep&in: I: Strvlei!s
LMt 6401 Reas. monthly care. Pnm-drain llnea atopPaa:es cleared
---------1 ln1. LIIld!IC&Ping. Exp. hor-Al:B OllC'OWlt P1wnbillg
ALASKAN Mal1.mute vie
Col.ege Parii:, C.O.ta Mesa,
tlculturi~t. "Tender, lovUia; 642-1680
care ror Grttn GRJ'dens''. TRADE? Expert work fot
51"~3$73
STRAYED '4• .,.., tom,.,_ JAPANESE ANYTiflNG -fumi~
tools. you-nam~lt. 642-0348.
Senior
Mechanical
Designer
Llf• •upport *1411~
~nrfor c:ommerdat,
und•rt..e• •rtd mlUtary
1ppllc•tions. Mud k
f•mlll•r with mU lfli•
d•rdt, dr•ftlng prac.-
tlca•, and wlllina to""
fUma l"flPontlblllty
for various ph•Mt of
'project•.
Apply in ptrson or
Mnd r•suma to P•r·
aonn•I D•p•rtment.
U.S. Divers
Company
3323 W. Warner
Santa :Ana
An equal opportunity
employer Alt~. Wht 1pot on neck GARDENER Sewing 6960
Vic HI&' Harboor. W -2517 E,,:per. Complete y1rd aer· --~---------------1
SMALL Oi!me color Poodle; vice. f'ree est. 54s.7953 Al~ratioll,, cw;tom dre1s
lonr: cut, n,-. 2500 btk. YARD CLEAN-UPS making. Reuonable prictt
Elden, CM. &12-2923 Aii. 5-For app't., 673-6)15
Hauling Tret• • Shrubs • l'f')' Alteratlonl-642·SMS shaped or ttmoved. Rototil· Person•!• 6405 ling weedin&'·MW lawns. Neat, acCW'llle, 20 yn. up.
642-7>i0
HERRING'S aJMPLEl'E
GARDEN SERVICE
*CLEAN-UP*
OUR SPECIAL1Y
Uits mowed down.
Maintenance 962--4914
• LEAP YEAR •
•DANCE•
Thurs .. Fob. 29th
G~FREE
(with lady escort)
ORANGE COUNTY'S
NEWES!' & nNES'T DANCE sror GARDENING, complete ser-
'
DANCER'S CORNER vice. 30 yean exper\6lce,
TILE, C•ramic 6974
* Verne, the 'me Man * ·
Cult. woril. lnltall i. rep&in..
No job too 11I11ll. Ptas~r
patch. Le a k I n I shown"
replir. M'1-1~7/M6-0'100
JOBS & EMPLOYMENT
Job W1ntH, Ledy 7020 ttliAble. Excellent work. Open Wed. 'Ihrrs. FM. Sat. 647--4389 CONVALESCENT 6 Invalid • ,....,. • 1..:.::..::::. _____ _
lnlJ1' S. Main at Edinger Sl EUROPEAN GARDDiER care by nine aid. Mr s Morrison excel rd&, c ......... Friee Pentonall.., LandJcaplna ·Maintenance "·"' ........ _, 6
;.:
--.., IC'.10 ........ .....,. ........... t pni. file, Call lor C.Onfiden-Very re11011. .......,...., evea. I ~===~-ioc..-~cc HOUSEWORK. Ref. ii req. ~ Reccrded MeSS111e. EXPERT JapsneH-Gardmer $'2.2S hr. Also empty apts.
: 531.-4070 24 hours Lndsc')ni, C eanup, Main-& houut." by l!st. SJG..6801
ALCOHOLJCS Anon)'mOUI tcr>ance. "MACX" 847-0132 HOUSEWORX, by experied Harbor~-Pbooe rn-rr.u Apt and General C ean-up llldy, o wn tranl"p. Ex-eel
24 Hours. Mowing and edp.g. Odd rell. 548-4671-, * SINGLE ADULTS * jobll iii haull.D(. 548-6955 e EXECUTIVE SEX'.ll.E-Call for recorded mnsa_ge ;& Houri a day * 531-6ll.O GENERAL yan! . c.\e&mlJI, TARIAL WORK IN MY
trre aerv\t-e, haulinz, rnto-HOME-PHONE 968-1123
.lnMUncementt 6410 tllllnr-Reuonable. 646-5848
e JAPAN~ GARDENING DomMtic H•lp 7035 c-Health Club '"'"""· o ....... t.nd>tlp. uvE 1r<s e FR.EE SAUNA e tng. 531.7034 aft 7 pm. Employft' pays lees
With Swlfdlsh mauaga by EXPERIENCED Gardener Georae Byland Aa"ency
, 7 Exper1enced Maaue11' • Laodscapin& • Qeanup * ~B E. 16th. S.A. SC'l--0395
• OPEM 1 DAYS A WEEK Rlu. • Jl.tiiable. 6C46ClO O&lnese • En&Uah • French
! 11m-10 pm ~•nent. ~. u~m lj9 ~ 18th St. 6U-smo General Servfcet 6612 Far Eut Azey. 64U70J
WOMEN ONLY
., '
>.,
Production
Test Technician
2nd Shih
Mu.st J)Oae9ll ~e ol
electrical &lid electromc
test theory, We •dcome
c:andidatea wtWI b a ,. ti
aimpleted technical tra1ft.
ing ~ er receat mfll..
tary electronics COl.D'R.
Cont•ct St.v• Joye•
133-0600, •xt 2112
COUJllS
UDIO'"CO.
19700 Jambor• Rd.
N.wport &.•ch
'
All applicants ~ed °"
merit with no btu toward
Race, c:olor, Oftd ar Sex.
Shipping-
Warehouse
Manager
MARlllE
WPBmll
Ex~nced. ID conalnle-
tlon and rlnllhln1 or c11b.
iMtry and p&nrb kw tn-
toior ot one-ol.a-klnd
yachts. ~· t~~ ence with 10me tlbttgl•s•
uef'lal. Send letter Ot re-..,.. ..
Box M 38 Oa.lly Pilot
An equaJ opporturul.)'
etnployu
AQUA-TROL
Hydro • Dynamics Division
net'dll 20 men lmmedialcly
S.VU'l.l ·Dept. Openings -
Sa.let • Service. Credit
Peraonnel Man•gt.ment
Trainee. KT'J,.mo min. guar-
antee lLquallfied. All depa.
h a v e Traln>ng Program.
Skilled or Unskilled aceep.
table. Hip xhool grads or
eqWvalmt.
*
For Application info
CALL 547-0607
CAL-RON
NOW HIRING
40 MEN
*
Sta.re •ork lmmediall!'l,y.
No experlence ntceaary.
WUllns lo work overtime
every day during next 6
months. Wiii train. Start
at S2.35 per hour. Rapid
ad~ment to people
riUnc to 1'oriL Call Per·
nmel Department MOD-
dlt)' ' Tu~ only.
*
142-4466
Bartenders
APPLY IN PERSON'
S.11 and 3-5
RBIBEll E. LEE
*
151 E. C-Highway
NEWPORT BEACH
e DISH MACHINE
OPDUTOR
Over 18 ycllrl old. Unim
acale; meall, bolpltal insur.
Mult hive at ten three or
four year. ·~ ii dlftnatica. ch.ail tay.
out, .M printed drcuh
boatd drafttn&:.
Excelleot chance for M.-
•aracemml w I t II lftdilla
manut!lctum' ol profea-
lonaJ audki equipment tor
the ~ and tiro.d-
castlng lnduatry. •
Salary comtnftllUl'ate lfrith
experietlce and qua!Uka-
tiorui.
Evenln&: and Saturday ln-
tel"Viewa may be arranaed
by callin&:
Division or ScienWk:
lndustrift, Inc.
1 I01 E. CarMtl• A'll._
Santa Ana 54' 1830
An equal opportunit)'
'"'''"'"'
TRAINEES
WE NEED 25 MEN TO
TRAIN FOR A.LJ.. f'OSJ.
TIONS IN A.LL DEPART-
MENTS DUE TO NEW
FACTORY BRANCH
oPENING IN O~GE
<D. OF LARGE EASTERN
MANUFACTURING '-DIS-
TRIBUTING FIRM.
STARTING
SALARY
$480 MO.
WE NEED MEN wrnt
ALL TYPES or WORK
BACKGROUND.
FA.Sr PROMarIONS .ALJ;O
COMPANY BENEFITS
AND PROFIT SHARING
AVAILABLE TO QUAU.·
FIED MEN.
FOR INTERVIEW CALL
MONDAY & TUESDAY
537-2312
I: detiti.!try. 4 to U Mid· 1---------
niiht: alao mldrllght to 8
A-M. avail. Apply tn person.
Howard'a Rertaunnt, tll01
W. Coast Hl"'llY. NB.
•
INSPECTION
lfADMAll
Packaci1g
. Specialist
Ci..t., 1..,111., with
mllitery •••1:lftc.. .._. ,..tkularly ,..ke., ... -...
......... of hMllN,. ,..k.., ... pl -::::r
.... pacltl ..
Ing to contr•ch en4
-1fkatl-"""ly In per.on t. •
Panennel Offlq 1
U.S. Divers
Company
3323 W. Warner
. Santa Alla
Receptionist
Type eo w.p.m. Good
sldlla. Front office poal-
Hon. Exceptklnal rrowth
opportunity!
Apply ANNE HAUSER
WHA. Pereir1
& Assodlles
Maclu1hur & Fon! lid.
Cof'ON del Mar
UJllCll
WAITRUS
• 1.,,.c11
llpet'•r
.... olli!'
• Secrellries
• Engineering
Records Tech
Knowledae oI Film proceu-
irlr mlcroalm and prtntu.
Any shift .
• Clerk Typists
45 w.p.m.
Apply Pet l'ol-
13:M>660
'
COLUllS
RADIO CO.
19700 J•mbo,... Rd. Now,...._h .
All applicatiom: ~-eel
Ol1 merit with no .biU to-
ward Race, Cab', 0-eedcr -
.. ... ·---~ -·-----------______ .. _......., ___ .._ _________ ._ .... _ _._.
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,.
CLAIMS
ADJUITlll •IDID
TIAIN NOWI
EXCITlNO OPPO~
Tiii !fOW! T'raJaed clUu
14ja• R 8'wan 1n D£
MAND tD M..sa. ap.lvt
...... Ill ........ of tit• u..tl ...... llU.IONS or DOU..AJta Ilda 1•1 Jn.
SUNMl9 ~tl'S ldaooia of
1812 If. f(. TUI 1tr.e, Miami.
Fl&~ CM lbow 101 bow to
TRA.f1ll AT HOME ta ...,..
time IO ~ cleilnl IDr
auto acddmtl, robbeiet,
tirN, hunic&Jlff, tornadoes,
crop losses, workmen's com-
pensation, riot damages and
jewel tbetts, etc. NA'l'IONAL
.JOB PLACEMD-rr ADVIS-
ORY ASSISTANCE. Exciting
wortc, personal freedom, top
s-Y. and professional at.at.ue.
COLLEGE DEGREE NOT
~RY. Fie.Id trainina
alao provided by EXPERI·
ENCED PROFESSIONAL
fNSTRUCTORS. For tull in-
Connation, mail coupon tt>-
day, No OBLIGATION.
Approved For Veterans
Under New G I Bill
For prompt reply write to:
INSURANCE ADJUSTERS
SCHOOLS Dept. 1203
P. 0. Box 3173
Anaheim, Calif. 92804
Name-••••••• ········•·••••••
·Applianc11 1100
ROTPOINT dla. a 11 t o .
wa1>ber; 5 years old. eood
condition. SJ>. Ml-3877
Antiques 1110
POOL TABLES
..-1968 BRUNSWICK
,,, AMF .,. TRIANGLE
Slate from $369
Brun.swlclc S329 value ••
ONLY $239.88
100% f1NANCING
SECARD POOL
323 S. Main, Orlftl•
532-1992
FREE TO YOU
9520
CAMPERS
OllANGE COUNTY'S
uaGD'? 1£1.EC110N
2 YR. Old p&rt .,_ A l'ACl'ORY DIRECT
Boaton Terrier bull q . To OPEN ROAD DEALER
&ood home. Adults. 54f.D * ROUSZ CA.RS * CHAS-________ Vn_ SJS MOUNTI * SlJDE-INS
FRIENDLY 5 months lllack * VAM CONVPJWON.s
dog, loves chlldttn 892-* MOTOR HOMES
5859 2-26
COCXER Poodle puppies 4 ALL ~ le MODELS
males, 2 temalea, just wetn-l9IT TR.UCKS
ed. 54$-3501 3·1
MG
'6S MGB -UGHT BLUE
BOMB in beaudful cond;
new Plrelll tires, detachable
limaie • lk1 rack, cb&W,
wire wbeell', dllc lnbt,
Hat belt, xtraa. nns CAR
hH been SENSIB L Y
DRIVEN &: maintained I«
'3,000 happy mllet: your
lest drive wtlJ &bow It h11
• buttery fttl ' purr. Pvt.
pty mutt Mil at once: $2,075
64&1027 or 4~1701.
'54 MG new paint, racing
rreen. new top, new tll\'a
,\ upholstery. $850. 962-7220
UNIQUE id -''t • FR"'IB to sood h.>me. 6 mos. BEACH CITY ea aw •or ATTENTION DOCTORS! CA.MPERLANO '60 MGA 1600 hd~ epe. One mothtr7 On)1 a COLL.EC Kurtln plut1c planer, old dog. All sbota A Lie. •M&Jr ......_ ..... Blvd. H.B own, cuar Cl,000 mt. A steal
TEST DRIVE A
YW
AUTOMATIC
YOU CAN USE 1T 2 WAYS
AS AN AUTOMATIC
AS A STtCK IHIJT
I.HARP '66 by ORIG Ownr
• dr, lthr, lo ml, everythlncl
$2890
'63 lJNCOLN Cont, full
pn., afr.eood., leatMr, Im·
mac.! $1T95. M4-2246
CORYETI'E
'5T Q)rwtte 327 VS, 4 ap,
Mac wbHla. XI.NT. COND.
Dir. $5l dell, uaume cont
Bal. W-accept tnde.
494-9771
DODGE
SKYLARK ... all JIO'W• ' DODGE Darta, priv. party.
air. S1586 El Camino '5f. CT 1"' 6 w/pwr. steer. It
.t Special ·a poo. eacb brU., bucket sts.. R/H,
All A·l cood. Pvt. pty. Set cleu. Hta 'M, $1095; Hen
11520 OctlJI A•e, HB 'a• 1151&; 5454349.
FALCON '60 BUICK LE SABRE
Very sharp, mmt set to
A9Preclate! $400. 847.QSl
--------'82 FALCON wqon, R I H, CADILLAC clean. ~ ~at $499 or
beat offer, ma564
FORD TOft would Jo.re It. AN· 2 antique brua ~ pd.. st0-1829. 2Ja ---' . at S7'95. ~
TIQ'UE ensravtd teapot Scopet, lllhlrmomumeten LOVABLE Labrador blade .-.ao ~
from CIJNA, 1.-r 8olld Sold Walt1J!c room Mnilutt mixed pup 8 wks • mot1'ler F1nt1stlc Sacrifice I '67 MCB GT. BrtUah rac • 1 ~et watch. Tiny, tx· rite cab. Bovie Electro' purebred. 847-9817. 2/~ G.M.C. VI. Late '67 with ~sSo.e~~UTwirt whit, (5) Your Vollcnacm or Poncht • CYL economy, 4 Ip
quW!te white &old tlll,ct'ee suraical unit w.many FREE PET Rabbit ~l~ ~TraveMie 10~· Cab-========:. Ir pay top dollars. Paid tor ........... _ performance, '62 Falcon
Age ••••••••• ·····•·••••••••• Wiii lay Add.resl •••••••••• •••••• •••••
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\ta.le •••••••••••••••••••••• ~ t In w I d I a na .on d I Polntl It pencil cautery. 2/26 ov '68 µel. Barely PORSCHI «not. Call Lou Mel<amaA. FutW'& Spt Cp. R It H.
AP o the c • r Y Ja r s . Steriliur. mile. ltema •eTS a LIV•STOC., in et 4,800 milu. 673· 11 tO New premium paint and Zip ........ Phone ......... . ORIGINAL silk screen by 4~3935 aCt. 6• all Sun. r • s; " Hvy duty rear end, pwr sir., --~a. Spotleu Tieyt upb, CANNON. Some lesser art& ----------PORSCHE 4 acres of ultra modem tot.al t mech cond driven abcxll
KEWMH
' craft.. ~1957 REVA'S UPHOLSTIRY Ptt•s <Hneral HOO air cond thnlout, R&H, m-'66 VW 9 pus sta. wig. Cadillac facllltiea destined th normal ~ea. You'll
Q hlm, Balboa --------tercom, buclceta, 4 spd tnna, Xlnl cond. Radio Ir trlr to better tell and aerv1ce SOMETHING rtall.J different 67J.2794/842-22l7 tH Bl SNAKES for l&le. 646-5196 &ood roadabUlty. Propane It '87 912 • 4 speed Hitch. smo. 9l2-88T1 MW and Giid CadlJllc ato-lo~t it. Pvt Pty 644-119t
FOR HlM? An exquisite . · · after 7 pm 1lte refrir (big). p~uure '67 912 • 5 speed e .66 v w bile !:'re
PROGRAMMING
tNDUS. DIA'11NG
GROC. CHICKING
'TRONIC AISEMIL Y
ltlX/TYP
wood carvlna tor b I • ~ frooU~· ... ~!~~ ~ -========== wtr. ayst., dream kitch. Av· '64 Convertible COND. Tifittl:Doifl:· ~ST mo •· '56 l'ORD, I pua station
YACJrr? 11)' RDbert Kiose ij~ fabdcl -· ---Dott 1125 ooado gm le atnless. Full '60 CO\ll)e ·Red SELL f1350. CALL 67J.:1&5g NABERS waaon· Reblt ens.. new
or a RARE OOLLECI'ORS SA VE &0% on Labor Ole bath I monomatic toilet, I '59 CouPt • Yellow lhocks, new braku, new
ltem, elephan~ Lor his DEN? Frt!e elltlm pickup dell~. MlN. POODLES AKC reg., pl wtr htr. Simple to dis-'59 Coupe· Sliver '65 VARIANT Squareback, ~ starter, radiator rodded out
Want to retlnlsh an AN· · ' wormed & shots; 11 wks., mounl or level; attch lri-pod '59 Coupe· RUlt)' Red one owner, excellent cond. Excellent cood. $CT5 or belt
TJQUE sewing mac b In e * AUCTION * groomed &: puppy cut. jacks. $2,000 & aNUmt ~ ns» * m.mo olltr. 2011 a. Cedar. Santa
eabbltt of \IJlll.IUll dtllp u you wtll .u tit buy -~--·------pymts or $5.580 calh out. '61 Vollllw.,.. 2900 HAR80R ILVD 1_An_a _____ -.,,.-
for that stereo IPd]urt A lfvt W!nd1 a try POODLE PUPPIES, I wa, N JttJ. 496-5972 or mt101 ft~ ~ Dlcellent condllioa C05I'A MESA 51).flOO 'IC SEDAN 6. Olia owns~
real Clllftversation plect (ap. Auctfo1111 J'rtday 7 p.m. AKC. Che free sroomlnr TRANSPORTERS ~ ~=::::*=ST=J..8455==*==-,59 ""' ,__ ........ ,.. ... n--_.,., tran1, cm, '5, 500 ml 3
prailed). 675-1957 Windy's Auction Barn ~":9 "5 up. ~ and IUS!S.CAMPERS ~~ . -EVD~G.-Cd ~· au illt. $235.
Sewl'!f Mechlnes 1120 Behind Ton1'• Bld1. M•t'l GERMAN Shepherd Pupe 1 ,85 vw Camper <2> ~~," VOLVO alt• PM u wm 'a Ford Fairlaoe ICXI , dr,
-------20'151,i Newport, CM 646-8686 mos old. Male and fe-·•-. ••• SINGER TOUOi & SEW ,....,. .. VW Camper (2) '61 VOLVO CHEVROLIT ~ ~~~~!'°-,VI, lewing 111acblne. Take over SS CASH SS Very reu. •7438, 197.9477 'Im DellJXe BUI t pus (2) ___ _., _'"
mall payments or $56.70 We pay cash for: GREAT Dane Pupplts for '83 Dtlwce Bue lfn.._.9=' •• --.. WE'U &1:4U.1' Dl:&Ll2'f0 1NO FORD Pldr Up, IOOd
CNlh. Q-edil Dept. SJS.7289, ,/ Furniture ,/ ApplilllCes aale. 548-2814 dllrinl di>' '61 Bue • 9 Vasa. !'ODAY! oood. PIO • or beet ~
AnabeiJD. / Ant111lM• / Tooii ~32TT '"'' la aun. Mon. '66 PORSCJIE tll; xlnt I DT l!IO(la Ill ova IA YSIO! MOTottS 549-3088
ON llEK or _ O»huahua Stud 8el'vlct cond.I Maey nttu incl. llllTO&YI 1200 W. Coast Hwy, NI --------•
Mwlc1I Inst. 1125 COMPLETE HOUSE'J'UL.. Fawn Male "'1th Ruby .,.. 11.lS hNder qatem. '4.J50· ht U1 ltfert You Ivy •• 1'0IU> L'l'D.~ ~·
--------ean ru1-u ..... ....... 548-8251 13 Chny It f\IJJ ,,,,., oc.I. ---· -"' ""' or""'~'• and DOR, $35. ~ ft! ltml4 Pvt ...,. -•-• KEYPUNCH e 100% FINANCING -I 1trinJ 1----....... ..---e 'U POJUJCHE 1100 S. ._Doas' Miian · rv· ..... ~.
auaes start hb. ~ at Martin a .. 1c 1u t tar Private Collection TltANll'ORTATION Silver w / red Int., MH. Ver)' lharJI -'62 P'ORD G&Iax;y XL coirr.;
POLLY PRIEST. Two " I c .. e. 1175. F 1 n d • r Orlgln1I Palntlnts Boats & Yachtt 9000 Immacl $2850, "6-20%1 u~ 94&6Cm * ..._ ~H, aiato., top cont!.; "75,
c1u.ses daill-l:J>, 1: 3 o. Mustanr w I cue, fender on All mes and maey a.rdsta nnm' ~ I CAN OU aecept older· 644-2151 =·1:c;-~r;1r~~ ~:"'~~·:s·c..~ : .. a;.::.~=-:~~~~ -~~~~~~~~.&~.;.;~M!-_ -.............. ...,. •• .,..,!!11P Y ~~taucc::r'PS~
Bauest Collel•. 325 N. oardka $49. as.oOl5 try Club. ear in tr9de or ftnanoi:. ======== 1965 8unbee.m TI fer . U. VCX.VO l tatlan w..-. • Melt anyone .-ll8«e ,..,&U,.......,,·tMT=,,,..aft~5....-....,,,.._-o-
N1wport BM., Newport Planet la Ortlnt llaG LUDWIG super dueic drum -.l ~e ~. I ,........ A t '600 BM~. N"' Candy Apple ...n.lrept bJ on. owner. e No cndlt nttdtd '12 l'ON> XUIO lOnt emd,
Btacta. MS-rm 11t. w·EliiA qmbol pso. nuu_.. _.___, m "" type paint Job, nu top, etc. Benutul ecadldoll. New • No P)'Dltl. 'til ~ Pl. lib, baclltta. tillr -.
KAREl\f Ducel .. YOGA (Colt $650.) St&rl tlec 15' Outboud. 35 HP elec ALPINE $,25.00 deliven OAC. run tlr11, brallea and dub-1'. • IArp ilv11Jtar7, Ole, .... M Pt1 Ml-a
Claaes by Adnan Saban ol INVINTORY SALE wutiu 1: drJ•r, $150. mtr. with tnlr $375. Pvt "" pric-1 --.00. CaD Credit Low mileage accumulated • C&llMr. Ad.uni llM'm 'IS ..,._ 01tf7 w.. Wac·
9'0dad. Aeceptad author-ALL NEW, USED, RENTAL Beaut. parlor crand pl1no, pty ~ aft I PM -... -Al-pl_n_e_IV_, G-T-.-dlr-. -?qr., NJ.-o1 or ctn be by comldera~ d r I v er. 1961 IMPALA 4 dOOf, Low XJ11t con4, MW bib 6 ttr..
lty o1 Middle Zut culture. retw'n pianos I: orpna 6 Medlt. wtlmrt. $lfi00. 546-BY Owner. 50' I.tit 1e 1 Bile w..Wk HT. Auto, I& Ht11 at I01 & lit, Santa 11.950. la-Tm mileqe. P.G. PIS • 1\111. ~ pty -~
At Btllc ~Studio, 939 floor modela are betnr d:ll-0625 Schoemer. 14' btaJ:n.c:ruSM, macul&tal $44 di'· auwne Ana. a.an car • CDt owner. • ,.., .,.,mt~ 1 ~
W ...... St. ,..,. J' ._.... counted at GREAT SAV· u boa .... 213 H• M IM ... ... ......... w _._.. -u.-t ·-11. M·" ot1 m QA _ ... _ • , u"' • ....... or ww INGSI Wurlltur -Knabe. EMERAlJ>.CUT DIAMOND. Tt•& n6o : 'WT"Y..... C«lt. Ml. Old car OK dn. '14 llunbeul AllbM Rdltr -•~ ...,_ ... _ -aae er. • 1 owntr, 1ood cood. ..
call mornings 838-11* or Wtnter-Fhichner _ 1..,_., 0v.. 75 pta, aRftlMd at PllllQLAH DORY * 494-9771 * wttll fadorJ Jsardtop. Real ""· zYtl. ~
54WJ41 afU P.M. -'Hudman Mill•'apj;,°'d '6&0. wW eacr11 at $375. 11' motor . c.n met txC9PUonal coftdlUO. sa.oo '90 am\'. Nomad eta. ,51 l'OftD Vka1ta. Oood
ANNA'S Pre . lcbool 6 ""·--1ro · .. ~..a. Wallace Staiinc (Grande ALFA ROMEO delivers OAC. 1'11D prioe WI PAY 1'a1on; good eond ., Tl'll"xtab. GM ..,.._
ICJndeTprta Llcenud .-.-m . .,... Baroque) .. " fer I, cost lallboltl 9010 $1296.00. Call Crtdlt Mir· TOP ponrsUcll tnnl., '415. Ml-m. MWUt CU'tt 1111StemtncW1'0UI' ~from '8fl. Uhenl ft. aew ~.T5 aettinl. $fllO or _______ _.;.._ 1•60 aLp .... •OMIO ~or cu be ... at 1m .::===-;;;::=::::::z:::
ddJdnn. Tbmlll C.M nandns up to 80 months. afftt 536-6~ SAILORS A would-be Milon. ., "' "' "' 901 z. lat. Sama Ana
14'-1"4 2110 ' . W•lllch'a-Mannlnf'• 20' off~ or atorqe trlr. WbJ ~ that boat? You GUUJ'M'A ROADSTEJt JJl2 lunlleam Con. w/289 MUSTAN• MUSIC CITY can Mil ' own .,. lntem.t White with nrw btldt top, 1 u •-~ &:
TO'l'OR,.8Penllh-TCIQJ' hom.. 3400 So. Brl.ltol = :;:·~rt.Qi~~·~ 1n a fleet of Nllbo&tl oo~ black tOMeau oovu. GOOD ~"'.':s~ew~ ... ~~ l QI cl '65 MUSTAN• U " l,. e r •I t 1 decree. So. C09st Plaza T. Ea.phone I.nick, needs alaUnc ol fO ft ocean racer Pln!lll tires, radio • heato. tionall)' cl-.n. &AC4m.
E...... CGn•ll'l&Uonal 540-2165 wort< ms. Bleckle's Boe! • N'Hl'al "-1..ailorl. 1llln Sharp Interior. $'150. ~ 7H 147-88&2 Rpuilh. 962-4124 Mr. Lopes Cl'Ullerton> : ·
UJ'ETDO!: Gtft. ~t 10 llltTHDAY SALll Yd. i7J.88.l4 :::-: ~"!:~ =======::;;::: VOLKSW·GEN R CE CA
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Mai, ot IMl-• Mc&Wed. Month. But don t brinl ~ To match, $.10. Stereo, $5(). NIWI 10 Damm pl"" .. -, Pl" 't4 VW perfect ecnditlon! Any ~ke or Medel.
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DAILY P ILOT EDITOIUAL PAGE
Accenting the Positive
Just about everyone knows that Oran~e Coon ty .has
been the fastest growing area of its kind in the United
Statu for more than a de<:ade.-and will cootlnue to ~
so for another seven to 10 years. All of the county s
25 citiee share to greater or lesser degree the pains that
go with rapid growth.
Of all the munidpalltia. Huntington Beach lw
been by far tbe fastest growing. Its population bas ~o~
10.fold in 10 years to its present near·l00,000 while its
incorporated area bu grown fr<>m four to 32.5 square
miles. __ _."' be d It would be eMY to assume that the grvwi.u a ·
ache in Huntington Beach is proportionately worse th~
in the other 24 dtiel in the coonty. A good many res!·
dents there have been thinking so. They see the ug~·
ness of the oil wells, the decay of its old downtown bOSl·
ness area and civic center, and tbe mounting pro~ms
of providing services, including schools, for the huge
influx of families. .
1'he gloom.-preaders and other negative thinkers h~ a bit of a come-\J'PPan<:e last Thursday, however. ~e
Huntington Beach Chamber of ~mmerce staged its
first annual Congress !or Commumty Progress.
Some 300 mm and women gathered at Golden West
College !or a 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. review of the city's .a~t.s
and liabilities. Panel discussions covered economic and
civic devek>pment, education and social and cultural
goals While the give and take of tbe panels and the rm~ and comments of a b•nk economist and a col·
lege p~dent were valuable, the man who accen~
the positive while reco&nizing the negative was the h.it
o! the congress. . . .
-Excellent edueatiooal f acilitiel locally and OW'•
by. No de facto aegregation problem. Safe ad1ool buJ.ld.
iogs. Put f~ in acquiring ldlool sites. U>ere.
by miniml%ing WJaJ'• problem.
· -Eight mO.. of exeell.eot beach, a superb s u r f
and a good d.lml'te to attract permanent resident.a. u
in Fort Lauderdale, Pl.a., instead of seasonal transieoll.,
as in Miami Beach.
-An incnMi.Dgly community-minded oil industry
oow starting to clean up and "green out" it& ugline11.
-No cultural vaeuum.
-Greatest potential for retail sales growlh in the
county.
Dr. Ashley said that of great;est importanC!-1 . to
H ington Beacb, as well u to 9thei fast.~ Cities,
15 t regain and nurture its sense of community. And
th to develop individuality, whether it be through a
to square, as in Orange; a harbor, as in Newport
h, or a civk and cultural center-or even by cre-
ar g a Fisherman's Wharf type of restaurant cluster
on the wateHront. ..
The congress itself was a first step. away from ~~·
tionalization and toward full communion, commumca·
tions and community. U's a step other Orange Cout
cities would do well to corisider taking befo~ growth
problems get too far out ol hand and there la nothing
but ugly urball 6J>rtWl
Tax-Supported Theater
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He was 'Ibomas J. Ashley, Ph.D., a spectalist in
urban planning and development with impressive cr~
dentials as author, editor and teacher in the urban af·
fairs field. He had dooe bis homework, not only on
Hwrtington Beach but on ,the county. Asked tu' spe-
cifics, he listed the city's a8Mts:
-No employment problem worth mentioning.
Will House Ways and Means cba1rman Wilbur Mills
give in to a surtax without more cuts in fede!"al spend·
ing? It seems unlikely, especially if be learns that the
federal National Endowment for the Arts bas juat grant-
ed $200,000 to buy tickets at box office prices to be
resold at lower prices to prop up a non·profit New York
theater developmenL 'VJEU-, -:T HE'( (1'll \T l HE M lt>t>LE t:ASTJ ~THE'<~
fronouncing
Foreign Words
One of my I01'1, who is ta.kine
firat-year Spanlah, wanted to know
1rhy all the radlo and TV news an·
nowicers spoke of the recent "Greek
lunla," and pronounced the "j" as ln "jam," rather than giving it the
tound of "h," u it bas in the original
Spanish.
But wben foreign wordl are used
ln En&lilh, there la absolutely no
rhyuie or re.on to thelr pro-
aunclation, and there are not even
any clear rules to go by. Nobody
mowa wby ... m&Ud• tom• of them, md try to prooounce others aa they ..,,,...,_.. ~
ft l'ltON ~ such FrtACh
•ord.I u "rouge" and "rendezvoaa"
aod "garage" in the French way,
Mit an equal numbet in the Etlglisb
ny. (lncJdentally, not many
Ul\ericans know that the British pro-
\ounce "g&Nge" to rhyme wttb "car·
:iage," and have made a totally
~nglish word out of it.)
Sometimes we end up in ablurdlty,
ike the popular American pro-
\unclation ot "lingerie," wblch UIUally
tOUilda Ute "LAWN·juh-ray," which
\s neither French nor EngliJb. The
French pronounce it "lanzh·REE."
"\'ith a fbt "a" and e long "e" at
•.tie end. Our version is not only a
t-iastardlzed pronunciation, by the way,
but it also means something quite
different from "lingerie" in French.
WHY JS DES MOINES, Iowa. pro·
nounced ID the FMleb way, with the
final "s" dropped on both word.a, but
Dee Plalnet, tllinols, pronounced the
English way, wtth the final "s" 1ound-
ed on both words? Either style could
be juatified, bot it'1 irrational to have
both forms prevalliftg.
Americana, actually, we 101Dewhat
more indlDed to gin the forei&n
sound to ~n wordl than Ile Brttllh
are. Most Americana will uy "Don
, ~,.:~~
British ~ly qllfy them tntx>
"Doc Kwiks-ote," and "Don Jew-ahn."
Britlab imperiallam may have endtd
poUtlcally, but .ltl verbal residues
linger on.
WHAT M 0 ST IRRITATES me.
h<>wever, la not when a forelan word
is given an approximate English pro·
nunciatlon, but when it is stven a
pronunciation that lt does not have
in ita own language and should not
have in Ea&lllb. '!be outstanding ex·
ample ls "forte." meaning a person's
strong poinl MOit Americans call it
"for-TAY ," under the U>obbishly
mlstaken assumption that th1a ls the
way it 1.1 pronounced in French, when
it is actually ..,onounced like "fort."
As for "junta," there slmply Is no
"j'' sound in SpMtlsb, but 1f we wan t ro put one there, we have a right
to, by hingol
How to Suppress Pot
By DICK WEST
WASHINGTON (UPI) -Judging
from the number of people who are
being arrested for growing the stulf,
marijuana production in thJs country
is on the upswlng.
CoRcurrenUy, Hippie leaden and
spokesmen for certain other cultural
groups are advocating that pot smolt·
ing be legalized.
I am inclined to side with the pr~pot
forces on thls lssue. But not, I hasten
to add, because 1 am pro-pot. To
the contrary.
I am convinced that legalizing marl·
juarra would be the most effective way to suppress lL
For if growing marijuana were
lawful, it would then pus from tbe
ban<b of the Nartotics Bureaa into
the arms of the AiJiculture Depart.
menl
IN 011IER WORDS, marijuana
would be treeted Uh any oth« farm
crop. RJiht away you can 1ee bow
that would bnt a chlMerious tUed
on the marlju.ua market.
It wonld be<Dlllt a part of the
•• ee.,...---
Delf Georp :
At tbt heed of ,ow-colmnn
from tlm• to ttme you 11.1.
"Drop a Hlf-addreued, atamped
envelope In the mall." I keep
feuinS tbe diam 1ll1DO back.
Am J dolllc~ WRQIT
J.T.
Dem' J.T.:
.. do I bow? Jt"s been a ..a o( s-s.J• amc. I sven
Mll'dflun)IOtl.
ldJfct ,,... ~ Ind
mouat&lnt madt ml ol molell.IU. -m••~> !
agricu>ture paradox we are witnessing
in this country.
Those who grow it would find
themselves, like other types of
farmers, Wl&ble to make ends meet
because prices are too low. Tbo6e
who buy It would find themselves.
like other types of. consumers, unable
to afford It because prices are too
high.
Within a few weeks alter marijuana
became legal, It la a sure bet there
would be a marijuana sUTpJus. At
this point. the Agriculture Department
would etep ID with a system of acna1e
controls. ·
Father Tells
Making of
A Real Man
To the Editor!.
To reply to the mother oL the nine•
year-old boy (Mailbox, Feb. 7) aa
to ••t •be mould say to her son.
the moUl•, f:trct must decide what
is a man ud what kind of • man
she want. bw nine-year-old to
become.
Is it a perlOD who baa the physical
structure Of a mu and ii 21 years
old? 11 it a penoo who bides behind
his job or coUe1e defermeat or church
views or hil famll.1 to escape militllry
service and any btJrta tbat So with
it? A per~ who says, "Let George
do lt?" A person who moves aheed
CC• ~ afraid to stand up and 1peu hl.1
mind? A person who would atab his
Cellow mu in the back to better
himself'? A person who will demand
bis rights tbat some others have
fought and died for but for whk:h
be refuses to go and fight for himMlf?
A person who c:annot hold hls head
up and look you in the eye when
asked why he didn't go to serve bis
country? Would you. mother of a nine-
year·old boy, want him to become
a so-c:alled man like this?
MY WIFE, TOO, wu preparing din·
ner when my oldest son came bursting
in like an7 red·blooded American boy
of 19 years, with a mile-wide smile
that 1000 turned to tears. You ... ,
mother ol a nine·year-old boy, my
SOD had been affiicted W l t h
osteomyelitis for 10 years and wu
faced with the n!moval of an arm.
For 10 long. long years I thoulbt
I bad something to worry aboul Be
came in with that big smile to tell
us he had just enlisted In the regular
Army Of tbe U.S. When asked if die
recruiting sergeant knew about biS
arm, he said no. When told we first
had better find out if be was able
to serve, he went to his room in
despair.
But today my son, at 21, is a legal
man. He is now a helicopter pilot
with the famed First Cavalry Division
(Ainnoblle). in Vietnam for seven
months. Needless to say. he is now
a full combat veteran. AIM>. needleta
to say. now I really have somethina
to worry about.
THIS REAL MAN did not hide
behind his medical defect. Th.is real
man did not try to use his college
deferment to escape military service.
Thi.I f .. l man knows that the
freedoa. ft lave in Arnerlca were
gabled only by those who W!ni to
serve thelr country. and fought and
dJed ,. them.
Thla, mot.bet' of a nine-year-old boy,
is what I consider a real man.
When a mo1ber or fatller thinU
someone elae's son 1bould IO to wv
and put his life on the line to protect
his country's frffdoms and future
which we only have because other
rul men fought llld dlec1 for them,
while thtlr son uses a hu.ndn!d
auor1ed txCUMI t!lcept the re.al one
-tbal be la a coww··=: tt ODi1
proves tfl' ~ are coward.a too.
No. J dktli 't raiat my 101' to fD
to wv and I wnt him borne alJve
and in one p... as mvcb -. 1111
other J*'e•l B.t 1f my IOQI fl hne
1.bma) ftOld. .JI01 nlD.D~r to aerve
tMir country when tta Ubmies end
fUeurt an ln 4uler. J would ulr .,..., .... ~~
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MiliU.111 ltldgtnetat Te•t ~ .. t Alaead
'Go for Broke' Campaign?
WASHINGTON -The ttst of
whetber or not · the J o h n 1 o n
Adminilt:rMion bu rtgbt1y judged the
military problem in Vietnam lies just
ahead.
U the Jobnllon AdminhtraUon has
judged rightly the present m.llltary
activity by the Viet Cone and the
North Vletnamese la a "go for broke"
etforl
It is meant by thil that the Com·
mun.lat forces are making tMlr mu·
imum effort. U tht1 fall they ccnot
repeat attecU O.D tbit lcale IOOD,
but IDlllt be prepared to take the
brunt of • dry eeuon oftemln being
orpnized by Gen. WWiam C •
Wesbnoreland.
The "go for broke" ttrminology baa m =s ~= cr=t::: sprtni •en ve ii over Haoot may
move fllr ne1CllU1Uou and try to
wangle tome kind of a coalition eonmmmt of South Vl«nam.
THIS PERIOD SHOULD begin to
move toward ti. condualon by the
end of Mardi. U by that time the
Commuallt aide baa echieved no more
of lta military objectiftl than now
the wbrter-lpl"iDg offensive will have
to M Judged a flibln. But it ls
altMdy mdeM that Hanoi will claim
Jt WM a 111ceeas wbatner the oot· com•. Tbe tett will be not what Hanoi
clallrls and not defeatilt concluslons
of domestic critics of G e n .
Westmoreland and President Johnson.
'lbe ttat wlll be whether or not the
offemive action in fact suhlide1 and
Hanoi moves to wind ap the war.
If that does llOt happen, and if
the war merely movee tmo a dlfferent •tail thea tbe .. ., for broft"
terminology will have bad little mean·
ing, and in effect, the military pro-
blem in Vietnam will have been mia-
judged.
AT THE PRESENT stage it ls dif.
ficult to ... how 1116 lamenta of the
war critlCI can be atven much weight.
Their bulc conteatioo ii U1at Gen.
Westmoreland end President Johnson
milled the country Into believing that
conditions in Vietnam were becoming
mo,n secure aDd a trOQP ~t
couliil bt com1derid as eatry as two
years from now. Instead, according
1X> this •gument, it 11 n o w
demonstrated that the Commumllt tide
had great resources which they hurled
into the cltlea, d1lrupted an life iD
Vietnam, and destroyed the credibility
oi the American presence there.
This 1lmply did not happen. On
the contrary U!e Communist side used
80,000 men including some Of ita best forces, losing in the proceaa upward.a
of 40,000 effectives to induce a national
upristn1 whlch dJd not come oft. Nor,
has the Oonmumiat lide yet been
able to CllTJ of.f effectively the aecond
pbue of lta plan, the ~ ''sec-
ond l'OUDd" llUatb OD tbe cffles, tx·
cept in so far as they have been able
to lob mortar shells into Tan Son
Nbut airport and a few other points.
"PSYCHOLOGICAL" success lies
with one aide one day and wi1tl the
other lide another day, and if tlUa
la all Hnol can claim it ii a very
small reward for havtn& lost 40,000
effectives without having ae1zecl a
•Intl• major mill1ary objective. 'I1le
Communist lidt could not 1urvtve many such peycholocical 1ucce11e1.
The political objective of thls of·
fenaive ba& llOt been achleved ~~
The 'Ibieu·Ky goterm.-t ba8 not
fallen apart. Divllions of the army
of South Vietnam ·beve not defected
or cone home. None of tile more
ambitious dreams of the Communist
planners materialiud.
If they make their move for a
coalition governmera at the end of
the present wlnteMprlng offensive
that part of the plan is not likely
to succeed either.
THEllE IS NO BA81B ~ a coalition
go+eawwweot 1f'tddl would include Com·
munJat members Of the National
IJberaltion Front The Communist side
hu not made the mWtary progress
, yet which would place it in a position
to demand such a coellUon u a pay·
off for a cease-fire.
This b not to say that everyChlng
in Vietnam is rosy or that the war
is comiJ11 to an end after the Qom.
munllt tide 1eta a bad beating at
Khe Sahn.
There have obviOUlly been some
advene efteca on tbe ctvWan popu-.
tion ol the attack GD the cltlea.
American casualtiel haft rlMn. The
South VJetnam govsmnent b a I
serious problellll in recomtructing
civilian order where it has been
destroyed. Nor is there any justifica·
tion for Pallyann.i:sm conctrblng the
birttle at Khe Sanh.
But there ii reason for llltidadion
that the Oomamnilt 1Jde up to now,
encl lnwinc tn its stronaat force.~
hu ben unable to eet b declaive
resulta Jt aoupt.
Something for Everybody
S P R I N G ANNOUNCEMENTS:
Publlshen' catalogues have been
Rkaled. and the new titles promise
eomethiilC for everybody. I have jotted
ctowa a vamty ol items that lntuest
me· -as lood a way u any for
su«gestmc the hilbJpots. Today. a
Mlecdoo ot1 tbe top of the non.action
UU.; llftt time, fiction.
AbudJ uallable ii an ucellalt
bJolrapby of the IOlrinC lttenry
talent of the 19208 tDd ·-.. "'Ibomu
Wolfe," by •Andrew T u r n b u 11
(Scribner'•), wbo pn\'toultJ wrote a
fint.rate Dtllloir' oi F. S c o tt
pttqwak Ptrftapa at .. oa.r tad ol ttie b6olfaphical ..,ectrum, yet ln-terMtinl for coDecton Of .,.,
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''Mamgement .-cl Mac:blr#elli.'' by
Antony Jay (see ail>ow), ii • .tudy
of the conduct and Pl)'Choloer of lfmt
corperationa by 1llil fon:De" ex«ative
producer for die BBC. He sees cor-
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kiftCdoml, ~oma and city ctates
o( the i-t. (Holt).
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Morris, abowl UI that blllc aa1ma1
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VOL:. 61, NO. SO. J SECT10NS, 38 ~A6£S NEWPORT BEACH, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 27. 1968 TEN CENTS
Coast Oil Bill. SllelVed
Newport Drilling Foes Elated, BUt Watchful
By JEROME F. COW NS
Of .. ~ ........
Faced with an angry delegation of
Orange Coa\t leaden, Assemblyman
Lester A. McMillan CD-Los Angeles)
Monday canceled committee bearings
on a bill that would assert.edly open
up the so uth county coutllne to oil
drllllng.
McMillan, sponsor of the measure
known u Assembly Blll 142, explained
at the outlet of the scheduled bearings
City Balks
On Legion
Le<Ue Okay
In a naJTOW vote, Newport Beach
city councilmen Monday held over
until after the municipal election a
decisloo on whether to extend a lose
on city-owned property occupied by
American J,.egioo Post 291.
Councilmen balloted 4-3 to tabk! the
matter until April 22.
Mayor Paul J. Gruber and city coun·
ciUIMn Al Forgit and Howard Rogers
argued futilely for immediate ex-
tension ol the lease 15 years beyond
it.a 1976 expiration cl*.
The councll D'lajori ty. led by Dee
Cook. mailted t!lat IUd1 adfon would
be premat:.ur.. 'Ibey pointed out that
ooeaaderatioa Md not yet been <elven
to possible lease mod.Wcati<las aob-
mltt.d by the city ttall.
These include a lDcrease in the
lease fee UM Lepon pay• the city,
now ti anauall.1. *' well u rmlion
in the 10 percent of tbe gross revenue
the city receives from Ule post's 50-
boat marina, built oo adjacent
tidelands.
Said Cook: "I want to make it
crystal clear that I'm not in favor
of deleting the Legion from the area
it was originally given (by the city).
But tllere are alternatives the council
bu not gone into. To hastily try
to extend the lease now when ft has
eight years to go without giving it
further consideration would be an er-
ror."
He said he wanted more infonnation
on the Legion's financial structure.
The post, acoording to city aiMs,
receives about $25,000 annually from
its marina operation, the construction
cost of which will be paid off this
year.
"'Ibis is a ~ complex issue,"
n.ld Vice Mayoc Doreen Marshall.
"I have not thoroughly researched
it my~lf. I'm not prepared to vote
for any }eaae aten1ion this evening."
• Forgj.t told Legloo treuurer Harry
Estus that the post's only problem,
as be saw It, "Is that you're trying
lo make a buck down there with
that marlna." Forglt said he had no
objection to Estus' plea for maximum
ext~sion of the lease. On Councilman Lindsley Parsons'
motion, the matter was delayed.
Parsons, Robert Shelton, M r s .
Marahall and Cook favored the mo·
tion.
Hanna, Utt Say
They'll Be on
Ballot Again
Veteran representatives Richard T.
Hanna and James B. UU announced
Monda7 tbetr decll1on to run for re-
election to the U.S. Houa of
Repretentatives.
Hanna, (P.Hundqton Harbour} and
U\t <R-Tultin) were amobc &ix can-
didate• who tiled lot major oftlce
tn Oranp Couat;J. Hanna ls aeetlnc
h11 fourth tll"ID In Wuhlngton. U
Utt l1 returned to tbt nation'• Cl!Pl~
it wW be bil ...-tb term In office. AllCl1~ Jobi c. Br1&P (ft.
F\lllertoo) a1lo .... ODe ol tbt -11 men. Allen L. Beakk al CJprto
allo toot out '!"• fer t b • ~ nornluiiclD Ill ....
A.1111Dbl1 Dbtrict. Two ~ far .... Finl
Olttrid Mlt to be ~ retirinC ~ C. M. "CJ•'"" reatMrty
lllo filed MondeJ a. CoantJ ct.k
\VilHam St 10bn~a olla. '"111 -.en
C1Mfd 1.. f'radtr IDCS 04lal'lt T.
Mlll'n1 botb ol a.ta Aoa.
before the Assembly's Public Utilities
Commi~ in Sacramento that Los
Angeles city officials bad asked that
the bill be given further study.
The proposal. McM1llan said, was
originally prepared at the request of
Los Angeles authorities. It would
remove jurisdiction over tidelands oil
activities from the State Lands Com·
mission. Los Angeles is seeking
tidelands oil revenue from operations
that have been denied by the Lands
Commission.
The bill would let local agencies
determine whether oil exploration and
drilling is lo be allowed.
Newport Beach Mayor Paul J.
Gruber, Coastal Area Protective
League (CAPL) President Victor C.
Andrews. of Laguna Beach, and
Orange County Harbor District Direc-
tor Kenneth Sampson said t h e
measure, in effect, would wipe out
the protection against drilling now
* * * * * * Tossed In Round File
Newport Gets Bay
Oil Test Requests
Oil interests have expressed 2'n
eagerness to explore for "black gold"
in the Newport Harbor area but the
city ol Newport Beach has COO·
sistently denied permission within tts
city limil$, Mayor Paul J . Gruber
disclosed today.
In the past year, Gruber said the
city has been approached several
times by petroleum industry represen·
tatives.
They have sought mu ni c i pa 1
permilsion to conduct seismic soun-
dings 1n local waters, along the ocean
front and in d.e lower bay, according
to Gruber.
"Each Ume," Nld tbe mayor, "the
request was adJOiniltratively den.led.
EXP.loratioa P4 clrilli.Dg for oil aDYW>-• l.n Newport ls a vloldon m the Qty Chart.er."
He Mid the pl'oposals "clearly in·
dica~ tbat there is a widespread move beinC made to opem up the coasWne
for oil drilling."
The McMillan bill. bottled up In
a legislative committee Monday, is
another "indication," s&td Gruber.
And, he suggested , there have been
others, the most obvious of which have
plied offshore waters in recent weeks.
Two oil company vessels have been
testing the ccean bottom off Cameo
Shores in Corona del Mar, he said.
Reportedly owned by Mobil Oil, the
shlps have been working tidelr.ods
now off-limit! to drilling. The state's
Shell Cunningham Act p r 0 h I b I t s
removal of oil from the area, but
not exploration.
"It's obvious," said Gruber, ''that
they figure there'll be changes in
the law."
Mobil Oil spokesmen. sa.y lht1 are
takiq J'OUlne geoptiysfcaf. IOUadings
Crom the Mexican border to San
Pedro.
Though unnoted by Mayor Grut>,r.
there are two more recent exa~~s
(See BAY OIL. Pafe %)
'Politkally Unpopular?'
Pier Fee Plan Held
For Decision in April
Newport Beach city councilmen
Monday delayed for two months
action on tidelands use fees.
Municipal lawmakers voted unan ·
imoosly to table the controversial
issue tmtil April 22.
Between now and theft, councilmen
~. studies will continue with
con.sideratioo gi9ell to proposed re·
ndom in a suggested f~ structure.
The majority of the council made
it clear they favored levying of fees
in principle. The lineup on the issue
is !>-2. Councilmen Robert Shelton and
Lindsley Panona conceded that any
decision to charge owners of private
installations built over public waters
"will never be POlltically popular."
But they said the city, 8' landlord
of the tidelands, has a responslbi!lty
to see that the public receives some
"nominal" revenue rrom the use of
public properties.
INDICATE SUPPORT Mayor Paul J . Gruber and Council·
man Howard Rogers also indicated
support of tbe levies, whlch would be
imposed agalnst all commercial pier
and marine way installations and prt·
vale slips in the lower t.y .
Vice Mayor Doreen Marshall, wbo
wu not present during afternoon study
session d1scussion of the proposal. 11
already on record favortnc the plan.
Sbe has saJd that "lt's a ql.lfftlon of
morality."
Councilmen Al Forgit and Dee
Cook Monday protested immediate
action on Parsons' suggestion that
the city attorney be instructed to draw
(See TIDELANDS, Paie %)
2 Gty Officials
Get Pay Raises
Newport Beach City M a n a g e r
Harvey Hurlburt and City Attorney
Tully Seymour won pay raises Monday
night.
City councilmen, after an executive
seelons, voted unanim0\1$ly to boost
Hurlburt's annual salary Crom $21,492
lo '23,500.
Seymour's wage was hiked from
$16.99'2 to $19,500.
The increases were in line with
recommendations made by Grif·
Cenbagen-Kroeger. I nc .. municipal
salary consultants. Th e recom-
mendations wa-e based on a survey
of salacles for comparable jobs in
ottltt Soutbem California gCYYernmen ·
tat agencies.
Councllm~n decided lo consider a
salary adjustment .fo~ty Clerk
Laura Lagios fn the"""""'~ summer
when they study pa7 revisions ror
other city department heads
Man~ 92~ Conned
Beach Victim Robbed of $320
band he "was sick and should lay
down.''
Meanwhile the "real estate man"
went to the lcjtchtn to "meuure ll
for office space."
When the "broker" returned to Ole
lM.na room Ult "Med.kart" £'!lent r--o-
nouoced Gr~ "well". The two U1en
ltll Grter lldded that when he looked
In hit wallet which had bcCD In lht bedroam be dltcOVered that S320 in
. '30 dollar blJ1.a wu 1one. ·
provided by the Sbell-Cunnlngharn
Acl
McMillan Monday told the county
delegation, led by Sampson, Andrews
and Newport Vice Mayor Doreen
Marshall , that he had been advised
by the city of Los Angeles "to bold
up the bill for the ti.me being."
~ Also on hand lo protest the bill
was Lands Commission executive
lfCielary Frank C. Hortig. He told (See OIL BILL, Page %)
Tax Boner
Threatens
Relief
SA.CRAMENTO (AP) -A $152
million mistake plunged the Reagan
administration into another major
financial crisis today and threatened
to eliminate promised property tax
relief for millions of Californians.
The administration -blaming
Democratic Assembly Speaker Jesse
M. Unru h -reported his 1967 bill
boosting state aid to local schools
will cost much more than expected.
Finance Director Gordon P. Smith
told legislative finance committees
that spending had b e e n un-
de1-estlmaled by about $70 milllon for
the current year and $82 million for
·~ fo:lowin& fiscal year.
He called it a "glaring Unruh .
blooper" and said. "I truat Mr. Unruh
will accept retpoosibility for the error
in estimating the c05ts of !tis bill."
Legislative Analyst A. Alan Post,
non partinn fiscal adviser t o
lawmakers. confirmed S m i t h ' s
fi gures, but shouldered some or the
blame himself.
"IC there was a blooper, it wasn't
Mr. Unruh's blooper, it was our
blooper and some others," Post said.
Post told the As~mbly Ways and
Means Committee the error was made
in the final hours of t.he 1967 session,
when tired legislators hastily put
together a compromise, omnibus bill
boosting school aid and revising the
financing of many local school pro-
grams.
As it turned out. he explained. local
school programs cost the state more
than had been expected. ln addition,
he said, the state boped to take ad·
vantage of.a perennial quirk in school
financing -spending is usuall~ lower
than estimates. But tbis year, tecause
of the complexities of Unrub's bill.
spendJng was higher than estimated.
Post said the proolem is so serious
it could derail all of Reagan's fiscal
plans1 including his high-priority pro-
gram of givin g Californians $194
million in property tax reductions oexl
year. These were scheduled to be
fina nced by surplus revenues in Ole
General Fund, produced by the
goveroor's •1 billion tax hik~ of 1967.
Now, legislative fiscal experts
agreed. the governor would be hard·
pressed to keep state spending within
tht Umil& of his tax hike -biggest
1n the history of any state.
Post said all property tax relie f
money "plus an additional" $21 million
from other sources will be needed lo
balance the budget in 1~9.
The disclosure came just a few
hours &Itel' tbt administration said
11 had found a surplus in another
area -the Medi-Cal program ol
hcaltb aid to the poor.
Prison Ordered
In Store Holdup
Two Newport Beach men who •ad·
ed luilty lo t!le armed robbe1. of
a llquOf Ito.re in that city have been
ort'.Wrod to Mrve not less than five
>ears 1n &tate prison. Sen~ed by Superior Court Judge
William Sptin were Frederick C.
H_,.le, 23, and John C. Treat, 20,
botll of lo.1 McFaddm Place. BoW
men admitted tbat wt Nov. 24 thty
took man than '200 at runpoint from
the Marintra Bottle Shop, l 4 9
Rlvenldt Drive.
A MCGOd armed robbeT'y ctarge
1plnlt Rte .. lt, 1temmine from the ~7 bolduo of • c:o.ta Mesa market
Ja.d N09. ~l baa MID dlamJ.sled •
FIRST AID -What you do till the firemen get there -if you're
Charles Schwan of 2017 Miramar Drive, Balboa -is that you climb
up on your neighbor's roof at 2029 Miramar Drive and use your gar·
den hose to flight flames until the "professionals" arrive.
Fire Damages 2nd House
On Newport's Bal Point
Newport Beach firemen this morn·
ing responded to the second house
fire within 24 hours on the Balboa
Point as flames engulfed the roof
of. tbe Donald L. Culver residence
2029 Miramar Drive. .
Early the previous evening, spark&
from a next dooc tirepllice eel fire
to a vacant house at 2129 E. Balboa
Blvd. Roof damage was e5Umated
at '75.
There were no inJw"ies in efther
blaze.
Damage estimates for today's fire
We!"e not immediate ly known but were
believed by spectators to be extensive.
Depu ty Fire Chief Leo Love said an
investigation was under wa y to pin·
point the cause of today's fire.
The entire second floor of the home
was filled with smoke and flames
were seen erupting through the shingl-
ed roof, according to witnesses.
Charles Schwan, a nei.ghbor at 2017
Miramar Drive, was credited with
climbing to a roof adjoining the burn·
ing home and using a garden h05e
to restrict the flames until ~en
arriv ed.
Mrs. Culver fled from Hr borne
ao4 rapped on 1be door ol llln.
Al Oberg wife of \be Orange County
Harbotmaner.
"May I 1.1&e your phone?" sbe asked.
"My home is on fire ~ my clog
ls in there."
She ma~ to re-enter her two-
story home and rescue tne faml.Jy
pet while Mrs. Oberg swnmoaed
firemen.
The Culvers have three children
identified as Michael. a big'h school
teen-ager, Karen, 8, and Donna, 5.
The two oldest children were aiway
at school and the youngec daughter
escaped witb her mother.
Laguna N arco Dealers
Noted in 'Look' Story
The current issue of Look Magazine
refers repeatedly to Laguna Beach
in a story on growing drug abuse
in the U.S.
"Arrest a Philadelphia 'drug' dealer
and nerves quiver in Laguna Beac11.
Calif.." st.ates the story by writer
Jack Shepherd.
Shepherd has a pp a re n t I y in·
terviewed several top dealers and uses
th eir cover or code names, names
like ''Cricket" and "The Judge."
Shepherd quotes one dealer in mari-
juana as stating:
"It 's taken me two years lo get
four phone numbers that can get me
·grass' (marijuana) an y time I need
it. Cats in Monterey. San Francis<:<>.
L.A. and Laguna. T trust them.
They're all fire signs. I send a wire.
and they bring it in."
The story in the March S edition
J esse Unruh Son
Faces Drug Rap
BEVERLY HILLS (UPI) -Police
have arrested the son of Assembly
Speaker Jesse Unruh and another
youth on suspicion or marijuana
possession and drunkenness In an
automobile.
PUce d_isclosed Monday they ar·
rested Bradley Unruh, 19. and Donald
L. McDougall, 19. at 4:30 a.m. Sunday
in a car In which officers found a
quantity of marijuana.
Unruh. Inglewood. and McDougall,
Hermosa Beach, were released on
a writ o( habea~ corpus. Bond for
each w~ set at t&.iO. The pair will
be arNlined Wednesday ln municipal
C'OUrt.
The ekier Unruh i~ the Dtmocratlc
aseembl)'man or the Mlh D11trl<'t
which lDcludea the City ol lnSltwood.
of Look. now on the stands, refers
to the growing use of amphetamines
rather than more bulky marijuana
because they are easier to sltip.
In detailing the burg~g usie of "speed." or Methedrine, by pictures
and description, the story quotes big
dealers and small dealers and refers
to users as ''speed freaks '' and "m"th
monsters."
It st.ates that many of the top U.S.
dealers in illicit drugs are young,
loosely organized. have attended col-
lege and know each other by name
and reputation.
Referring to Mexico marijuana
sources. the story states:
"With good connections. you can
order it in Tijuana and take dt'livery
m a motel room in San Diego."
Oraa~•ll
We•ther
"More of the same," sighed
forecaster Emil Kurtz when
questioned about Wednesday's
weather picture. That means
low clouds with patches of sun
and Lemperatures up to 68.
INSmE TODAY
The Long c.--~en Column -
Marines march ... llentlt1 past th«i
rubble that once W0$ ont of tht
m 'st beaut1ju1 citUs in the Far
£,1&t a.s the11 depart from B• ·
f olLowino ci bftttr 25-dav •tniwlc
for tht Citadel. (See Page SJ
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DAILY PILOT EDITORIAL PAGE
-Accenting. the Positive
Just about everyone knows that Orange County bas
been the fast.est growing area of lta kind in the United
St.ates for more than a decade-and will corrtlnae to be
so for another seven to 10 years. All of the county's
25 citiee share to greater or lesser degree the pains that
go with rapid growth.
Of all the munidpalitles Huntington Beach has
been by far the fastelt growmi Ite population baa ~o~n
10..told in 10 years to its present near-100,000 while its
incorporated area be1 grown from four to 32.5 square
miles. • ~ .. i.. h d It would be ell)' to assume that lM grvw1.u ea ·
ache in Huntingtoo Beach is proportionately worse th~
in the other 24 citiet in the county. A good many res~·
dents there have been thinking so. They see the u~
ness of the oil wells, the decay of its old d<1'."11town bUSJ·
ness area and civic center, and the mounting problems
of providing services, including schools, for the huge
influx of families. . 'I1be gloom-cpreaders and other negative thinkers
had a bit of a come-uppance last Tbonday, however. ~e
Huotington Beach Chamber of Commerce staged its
first annual Congress for Community Progress.
Some 300 men and women gathered at Golden West
Colle~e for a 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. review of the city's _assets
and liabilities. Panel discussions covered economic and
civic development, education and social and cultural
goals. While the give and take of the p~els and the
rt'Views and comments of a tank economlSt and a col·
lege pres!dent were valuable, t-be man. who -accent~
the positive while recognizi-ng the negat1ve was the hit
o( tbe coogreM.
.
-Excellent edueadooal f adlitiel locally and Mir·
by. No de facto .egregation problem. Safe 9Chool build·
lnga. Past fa.rrip1edne11 in acquirmg llChool sites, ~
by mlnlmmng t.claf• problem.
· -Eight mills of excelle'1t beach, a superb s u r t
and a good d1mate to attract pennfnent resident.I, u
in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., instead of aeasonal transielN,
as in Miami Beach.
-An i.ncniellngly community-minded oB lnduatry
now starting to clean up md "green out" its ugllnea
-No cultural vacuum.
-Greatest potential for retail sales growth in ~
county. ·
Dr. Ashley said that ·of greatest importao'!>. to
Rtmtington Beadl, as well as to other fast-growth Cities,
is to regain and nurton its sense ol comrn\lnity. And
then to develop individuality, whether it be throueh a
town square, as in Orange; a harbor, as in Newport
Beach, or a civic and cultural center-or even by cre-
ating a Fisherman's Wharf type of restaurant clUJter
on the wateHront.
The congress itself wu a first step away from frac-
tionalization and tm.ard full communion. commame&·
Uoos and community. It's a step othei-Orange 0-st
cities would do well to consider ta.king befon growth
proble.ms get too far out ol bad and there is ~g
but ugly urban sprawl.
Tax-Supported Theater
""'~~~ ~ . ' . . .
He was Thomas J . Ashley, Ph.D., a specialist in
urban planning and development with impressive cre-
dentuls as author, e<lit.or and teacher in the urban af.
fairs field. He bad done bis homework, not only on
Huntington Beach but on the county. Asked foe spe-
cifics, he llsted the city's Mitts:
-No employment problem worth mentioning.
Will House Ways and Means chelrman Wilbur M.ills
give in to a surtax wit.bout more cuts in federal IPeOO·
il'l'g? It ~s unlikely, especially if be leU'D5 that the
federal National Endowment for the Arts bu just grant.
ed $200,000 to buy tickets at box office prices to be
resold at JooNer prices to prop up a DOD·prof.it New York
theater devetopmenl -vJEtL, 1"HE'( (/\LL rr lM E M1t>l>LE 'EAST, t>oN1° THE'<r
Pronouncing
Foreign Words
One of my IODI, who b tak.inl
llrat.year Spaniab, wanted to know
why all the radJo end TV news an-
nouncers apoke of the recent "Greek
junta," and pronounced .the "j" as In "jam " rather than giving it the
sound of.' • "b," u it bas in the original
Spanlah. But when foreign wordl are used
ln Engllth, there ii ab10lutely no
rhyme or reMOn to their pro-
aunciation, and there are not even
any clear J'\lle. to go by. NObody
'toowa wby,.. ane'ldte IOIDe o( '11iem,
UICI try to pronounce others as they
~-~ ...... ft l'ROHO CE such French
irorda u "l"OUge" and "rendezvous"
and "garage" in the French way,
MJt an equal numbet in tbe EftgllJb
\'ay. ( Incldentafly, not m a n y
\mericans know t'hat the British pro-
\ounce "garege" tQ rhyme wltb "car-
·iage," and have made a totally
~ngwh word out of it.)
Sometimes we end up in abturd.lty,
ike the popular American pro-
'unclaUon of "lingerie," which aeually
tound.s llte "LAWN-Juh·ray," which
ts neither ~b nor English. The
French pronounce it "lamb-REE."
'1ith a flat "a" and a long "e" at
'lhe end. Our version is not only a
tiastardlud pronunciation, by the way,
but it also means someUling quite
different from "lingerie" in French.
WHY IS DES MOINES, Iowa, pro·
oounced lD tbt Frecicb way, with the
final "s" dropped on both W1>rd.s, but
Dee Plalnetl, fillnoil, pronounced the
English way, wtth the final "•" aound·
ed on both words? Either style could
be jUJtified, but it's irratiOnal to have
both forml prevalll&g.
Americans, actually, ere 101Dewhat
more indined to gin tbl foretcn
aound to alien wordl 1ban 1be Brttiab
are. Most Americans will say "Don ... .. :;. ... ·
Brit!Jh l'e80l1Mly qUfy them into
"Doll Kwiks-ote," and "Don Jew·abn."
British imperiallam may have ended polWcally, but it.a verbal ~aidues
linger on.
WHAT M 0 ST IRRfrATES me,
howeve.r, Is not when a forelp word
ls given an approximate Engllsh pro-
nunciation, but wben it is liven a
pronunciation that it does not have
in its own language and abould not
have in Englllb. Tbe outstanding ex·
ample is "forte." meaning a person's
strong poinl MOil A.mericam call it
"for·'l'AY ." under the snobbishly
mistaken assumption that thU 1J the
way it is pronounced in French, when
it is actually pronounced like "Cort."
A5 for "junta," there sl.J!\ply Is no
"j" sound in Spani.ah, but 1f we want
to put one there, we have a r ight
to, by bingo!
How to Suppress Pot
By DICK WEST
WASHINGTON (UPI) -J udging
from the number of people who are
~ing arrested for growing the stuff,
marijuana production in this country
is on the upswing.
CoftcurreoUy, Hippie leaden and
spokesmen for certain other cultural
groups are advocating that pot smok·
Ing be Jegallzed.
l am inclined to aide with the pro-pot
forces on this Issue. But not. I hasten
to add, because 1 am pr'01>0l To
the contrary.
I am convinced that legalJJing mari-
juana would be the most effective
way to auppress IL
For 1f growing marijuana were
lawful, it would then pasa from ttie
hands of the Nll'COllcs Bureau lnlo
the arms of the Alriculture Depart-
ment
IN OTRER WORDS, marijuana
would be trNtat Ute any oth« farm
crop. Riiht any you can see bow
that would bavt a dele4ierlous eUect
on the marUuua market.
It wowd becomt a part of. the
•• ee.r.,---
Ddt Ge«'I':
At h bead of 100" cciumn
from time to time )'OU 11 J',
''Drop a seU~, fl.amped
enve~ io the mail." I keep
f~ lat d9llD lltnp back.
AmJdafll......,wroq?
J.T.
Dim' J.T.:
._ de l bow? Jt's ban a ...a of laGdi11 atnce I ne.n
...... fNm 7"· ~
tS.C. adft» ,.._ cbeap and
moaa&liu ... ..t oi molebllll
-wrttt .. Gelrll.)
agrfou>ture paradox we are witnessing
in this country.
Those who grow it would find
themselves, like other types of
tanners, unable to make ends meet
because prices are too low. 'nlOSe
wbo buy It would find themselves,
like other types ol consumers, unable
to afford it because prt~s are too
high.
Within a few weeks alter marijuana
became legal, it ii a sure bet there
would be a marijuana surplus. At
thi1 point, the Agriculture Department
would step in with a system oC acreage
controb.
\
THE NEXT MOVE would be a
system or prte9 avpporU. Attu wtalcb
much of the marijuana thal bad 1*n
got.ng into tbe market wou)d W'IDd
up in government ~.
But marijuana 11 cllfftrent ft'oD\
other crops. An1 attempt to d1lpolt
o( the surplus tbroup tbe IChool lundl
program likely WCIQld encounter Mjec-
Uoos from the PT A.
The Agric:tl)tore Depu11:Mnt ua·
doubtedly would ~. a rttearCh
prop-am to find MW U1M fOlr l'.Mri-
juana, such as UJln1 the teava for
salad greens. But tbe bnlilta Of l1d
venture& \&IUAJly are naarllaaL
At tM IUl1)lu ~ tbt nlblY
price ol martjuu 'ftlllld rt. wt .I
pm:ent. 9ddtlll 4.., pellD to th ~
of·llVing tnda.
Mtamrbilt, eon.... all of the
d&tel .aniS fDOlt fi uae· dUa waUl
enact martjDIDI ta"QI.
t dartJIQ taat wttbla lets than • ,... ........... WGGld bt piedlls
with ti.a pa• SSC ._ aMe ll lllpl .......
Father Tells
Making of
A Real Man
To the Editor:
To replY to the mother of the nine-
year-old l>oy (Mailbox, Feb. 7) as
to ~ abe lhould say to her son.
the mOt.ler. tint mu.st decide what
Ls a man ud what kind of a man
she want. her nine-year-old to
become.
Ia it a peraon who h11 tbe physical
structure ol a man and ii 21 years
old? 11 it a penoa wbo bides behind
bis job or college d~ermrit or church
views or hil fam.Uy to esc91)8 military
service and any bUrta that So with
it? A peraul wbo says, "Let George
do It?" A person who moves aheed
:-rat~fi'f&T' ~
afraid to stand up and apeu bl•
mind? A person who would ltab bi&
fellow mu in the back to better
himself? A penon who wll1 demand
bis rights that some others hive
fought and died for but for wbkh
he refuses to go and fight for blmsell?
A person who cannot bold bls bead
up and look you in the eye when
askt'd why he didn't go to serve biJ
country? Would you, m<>ther of a nlne-
year·old boy, want him to become
a 1o-called man like this?
MY WIFE, TOO, was preparing din·
ner when my oldest son came burstlnl
in like any red-blooded American boy
of 19 years, with a. mile-wide smile
that 1000 turned to lean. You ....
mother of a nine-year-old boy, my
son bad been afillcted w I t h
ost~yelltis far 10 yean and wu
laced with the removal of an arm.
For 10 long, long years I thoulht
l had something to worry about. De
oame in with t.bat big smile to tell
us be had jW1t enlisted in the regular
Army of tbe U.S. When asked if ~
recruiting sergeant knew about biJ
arm, he said no. When told we firlt
had better find out if be was able
to serve, he went to bis room lD
despair.
But today my aon, at 21, is a legal
man. He is now a helicopter pilot
with the lamed First Cavalry Division
( Airmobile). in Vietnam for seven
months. Needless to say, be is nflf
a full combat veteran. Aho. needled
to say, now I really have something
to worry about.
THIS REAL MAN did not hide
behind his med.1091 defect. This real
man d.ld not try to use his collece
deferment to acape military service,
'l'b.11 teal man knows tbat the
!J'Mde1m ft blve in Amertc.a were
(alMd only •»· thotc wbo went ~ sent their country and fought and
dJed .. them.
This, motber ol a nine-year-old boy,
ls what l cona1der a real man.
When a motber or faller think& someone tlae'1 aon abould ao to war
and pat bis life on the line to protect
hls country's freedoms and future
whlch we only hive because other
1'ffl men f ou&trt and dJed 1or them.
Wblle tbtlr IOft uses a hundred
aaorted uemes acept the rtal one
-tbat " is a mward -tt oatf llf"'a at.. ~ ae coward& too.
NI, I dlall't ram Dl1 IOll to a-
to •• and I ..t hbn home alive ml bl .. p6eae II macb II 1QJ
Gtblr .... altJf1D.7-.(I~
U.-) ftOld Ml Wblftlee.T to Mne
lllllr couotry whlll 1ta llbvtid ad fUllln .. bl ......,, J 1rOQJd Mk
iiJMlf n.. .... I failed II a fatlw. ZDWAJD>. 1'IWm.AND ·-
Mllita111 ludgnaeat Te•t lut Alaead
'Go for Broke' Campaign?
WASHINGTON -The test of
whether or not lie J o h n a o n
Administration bu riPttY Judged the
military problem lD Vietliam llu just
ahead. ..._
If the Jobnaon AdnilDfttration h.11
judged rightly tbl present military
activity by the Viet Con& and the
North Vietnamese ii a ''10 for broke ..
etforl
It la meant by tbll that the Com-
munilt force• are making their mu·
imum elfort. U they .fall tbey cannot
repeat au.cu Oil tbla scale IOOD,
bot mmt be pr.,ared to take 1be
brunt of a dry MUOll oifemift bein&
orpnized b7 Gen. Wllllam C •
Wesbnoreland.
The "go for broke" terminok>gy baa Item'!$ tt: ftt::: IJ>rinl ve JI Off? Hanoi may
move for ne10U.Uam and try to wancJe IOllle tmd of a coalition
~Of loutb Vietnam.
TBJS PERIOD SHOULD begin to
move toward it. conclusion by the
end of Mardi. U by that time the
Commualtt aide h• iachieved no more
of it.I mllitary objectiftl. tban now
tM w11rter-.mi offluive will have
to M Judged a failure. But it is
ab"lldy evident tbllt Hanoi will c1a1m'
lt wM a auceen wbatever tbe out-
c:omt.
The telt will be not what Hanoi
claims and not defeat.tat conclusions
of domestic critics Of G e n .
Westmoreland and President Johnson.
The test will be whether or not the
o(fenaive actlon in fact aublldes and
Hanoi moves ti> w1D4 ap Cbe war.
If that doe• not happen, and if
the war merely movet brto a dlff erent
•taie tbea the ··ao tor lrob"
temtinology will have bad little mean-
ing, and in effect, the military pro-
blem lD Vietum will have been mis·
judged.
AT THE PRESENT stage it is dif.
ficult to Me bow tb6 1amen11 Of the
war crltice can bl atven much wei&bl
Their buic CODWation ii that Gen.
Westmoreland met President Johnson
misled the country Into belleviq that
conditions in Vietnam wen becoming ~ sec:.~ troQp !lbw-out coul4 bf aa eil1j as two
-years fro!Jl now. Jn.stead, according
to this argmnent., It ii now
demomtrat.ed that the CommwUt aide
had sreat raources which they burled
lnto the dtltt, dilrupted all life in
Vietnam, and deltroyed the credibility
o{ the American presence there.
This simply did not happen. On
the contrary tbe Commwibt sl.de u1ed
60,000 men including some Of its best
forces, loaing iD the procesa upwarda
of 40,000 effectives to induce a national
uprising which dJd not come off. Nor,
bu the Communist lide yet been
able to carry of! effectively the MCOod
pbue d. lb plan, the 90-QtJled "aec·
ood roond" .a.dis on tbe dies, ex-
oept in so far as they haft been able
to lob mortar shells into Tan Son
Nhut airport and a few other points.
''PSYCHOLOGICAL" IUccelS U•
with one side one day and wHb 1be
other ade amther da1, and if thil
ii all Haoi can claim it ii a very
small reward for hniDC 1oat 40,000
effectives without having seized a
1lnlle major military objective. Th•
Communilt aide could not 1arviv•
many such pty~cal aucce.e1.
'Ibe political objective of ttU of.
fensive bas not been acbleved either.
The Thieu-Ky goftltmeal bae not
fallen apart. Di'Vilions of the arm.y
of South Vietnam 'have llOlt defected
or gone home. None of the more
ambitious dreams of the Communilt
pWmerS material.ized.
If they make their move for a
coalition go~ at t.be end of
the present wtnter<tprln1 offensive
that part of tile plan ii not likely
to succeed either.
THERE IS NO BA81S for a coalition govamueat~ would include Com-
muniat members Of tbe N.Uonal
Liberation Front. 1be Communist nu
bu not made the military progren
yet which would place it in a position
to demand such a C0911Uon u a pay·
off for a cease-fire.
Thi.I ls not to say thM ~C
in Vietnam is ra«y or that the war
ia corn.ina to an end alter tbt Com-
munbt fide gets a bad beating at
Khe Sahn.
There have obvioualy been some
advene effects on 1be ctvilian popula-
tion of the attack on the cities.
American CllUalties haft rilen. The
South Vietnam govenunat b a s serious problemJ in reconstructing
civilian order where it bas been
dettroyed. Nor is there any justifica-
tion for Pollyanna-ism conc...ung tb•
batUe at Kbe Sanh.
But there ii !Ulon for Mti.lfadion
that tbt Omnnmnilt side up to now,
and tbrowing in ita atroqeat forces,
hu been unable to get b dedlive
reault:I It aoqbL
Something for Everybody
S P R I N G ANNOUNCEMENTS:
Publllhln' catalo,ues have been
reltued, and the new titles prunl.se
eome1bi.DC for everybody. l bave jotted
down a nrlety of it~• that interest
me · -as good a Wrf a1 any for
1ucgestine the biCbJpota. Today, a
telecdoa off tbl top Of tbl non..flction
titlll: DGt tlme, fiction.
AlreadJ anllab• lJ an ucellent bJogr~ of the wcinC lller1r7
talent ol the a20I IDd 'JOI, '"lbomu
Wolfe," by Ald"lw T u r D b u 11
( Scriboer' 1), W'bo preWJua2y wrote a
flnt.rat. DHIDoJr ol F. S c o t t
ntaterlllil. ~ It tbe ott»er md
of tbl blolnl>hkal apecnm. yet. ...uni for c:olledors of .,..,
.....,, atar1el, •'Tbe MIDI Ltns ol
--.Roet," bJ the late ~··
Dear
Gloomy
Gaa:
-J. 8. R.
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¥
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politics, monls, govmunent, md daJ.
1y life. Frost ii tbe BriU.lh televl&ion
personality.(~ 6 Day).
"Management and MacbineW," by
Antony Jay (see above), is ..a 1tudy
of lbe conduct and pcydloloo' of. giant
corpwations by 1ttll former encutive
producer for the BBC. He sees c«·
porations as political untt. much Ji.ke
tlngdoma, daMdoma and eity 1tat2s
ol. the past. (Holt).
"'l'BE NAKED APE,t• b1 Detmond
Morris, lbowa 111 that bMlc an1mal
danada are nry ltrq in man,
whidl tbia Enatisb ..... delcribeS
.. ''the nabd .... bat ~
tion, aareuton and abr' fCftel _.
writlDC flDia to the IJiedel A pro-~ ~ acunion.
(McGnrw). ' wa-B•I•