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1EN CEN TS
At Least That's Conclusion of Statements
MALE MUST GET THROUGH -Mail carrier Jim Page, a postman
who rings twice -once to deliver the 1!111Tiage proposal and this
latest time to deliver the engagement ring -helps Carl 'l'bomu Gun-
ter In f.araway LitUe Bock, Ark .• make Donlla Osburn of We!lminlter
hil fiance.
..
•
Brings Donna a Ring
When the postman rinp twice at
the Westminster home of 11-year-old
DollDa Olburn, be literally brtnp a
ring.
At least, that's the way it worked
out this week when mail carrier Jlm
ll· Seaman Lost I
In Sea Tragedy
SEATI'LE (UPI) -A aardl foe 11
sellneft missing after' a disaster at
,.. wu called oil Friday ni&fX after
an iotmlive, ~Y elfort failed tD
find art'! nee o1 ttiem.
1be men di911AJeared when thelt
fluel. the Liberian tmbr t.Maodoil u, llJd the Japmete lreiefJter Suwah·
_.. Mani collided in the fol 300 miles
oll fHt Orecc>n-WaaNngbl coast..
1'otll lhip9 caugta fire aod were
abelldoned. ,
• 'lbi.rty..a.. begrimed ttmv«s of
• Mandotl, 1wo ol them ~ burn-
td, were broqbt albore f*rfter Fri· U:r at A•tcda, ·Ore. All 1h ~ Su-
,rtbara cre'llftMlt wen ... e.
l
Students Hlifl
• f
In Cage Brawl
Pue made hi• atop at the door of
..-Oabum home at ~1 Arvilla
Place.
He brought along an engaeement
ring for Donna from her' flancee, Carl
Thomes GuntU. Jt., 'A, of Little Rock,
Ark. And be Slid it OD the third
finger, left hand, too, thus climaxing
his part ol a proxy romance which
began more than a year ago.
Page also delivei:ed t,!le marriage
proposal last month, one of many
love·laden letters he had carried from
Donna's swain all throup a tolU' of
duty 1n Vie1;nam for the groom-to-be
while he was a member of the Marine
Corps.
It started when a mutual friend
suggested that Doruia mile the youn&
Marine be.r pen pal. She wrote to
him all through the time be served
in Vietum.
Then they dated and exchanged
thelr romantic.. cooversaticio in person
whik be served a d.uty WW' at El
Toro Marine Corps Air Station.
But Gunter is back in Little Rock,
now, and o!,lt cl the Marine Corps.
He is deing well in the insUTance
bu.sioeas and, though he couldn't tab
Jjme off for a trlP to California, he
decided the time had come to pop
the questJoq. .
February (St. Valentme'1 Day
month) apparently 1eemed the ap-·
proprlate time.
The wedding will be In Donna's
hometown, Fayetteville, Ark., next Ju~
ly. The couple will live la Uttle Rock.
"It's an like a fairy tale come ~" said the bride.to-be aoon after mauman Page rfnpd her. ed• did his job-. Tbe ma.le cot
thro~.
SA.cRAMEN'l'o CAP) -GoV. R.ea-ean bu cautioDed Midi'• 0 0 v.
Georse Romney 11ainst atatem• or actipns 1bllt WOWd split the Repabli·
can pariy aca.iD 1ntQ •anille dmPI·
Reepn II.id ht~ that R._y
"appeared to bt appeallna to a fac-
tion wtlhin our ~" i.11 aonounclnJ
his departure froom tM race for tM
GOP presidential nornJutioo . U'a tlli)e
to ''foqet labell," be aald.
Romoey is kleatlf1ed with mod.erate
~11h!nm and ht declined to ~
Man Shot ·~
In $4,000
Bar Hol~up
By BRUCE BENSON
Olftll DllltrHlfttwff
Three black-veiled robbers held up
a bffr bar for M,000 and mycteriously
!hat a cwtomer in the stomach wtth
..n M·l rifle in 5-ta Ana I.ate Friday
atternooo.
Reported in ter.ious conditioll this
rooming a&r surgery ior' the JUfllhot
wound ,.... a..r1iM Bemy B)si.-,0,
24-year-olci Sada Ana nder.
'Ibey Wei the trio ~ Ule HoJi..
dly 1lln, a ~ beer lier and
. ~--., 1>1• &Id. about -~.-... . .
· Startled cuaklinen -~ mttl,
wt1h mub J'e!lembilnC b1'Ck Uncerle
pulled owr tbeir faces.
Two ol them 1'ielded. ha• d l\JDI· Cradled In the mna of the tire! wu
an M·l carbine t'iOe, similar to ones
atill used in Vietnam, police said.
Gunfire interrupted the holdup wbeo
Biatgano exited from a restroom neer
the ca:sb regi!ter and caught a rifle
bullet in his tttomaeh, police said.
Itwestigators said Oll'ly one sbot was
fired.
The robbers fled wittl $4,000 in cub
by car.
B.Lslgano was admitted to Santa Ana
Community Hospital Where he under·
went sW'gery. Palke declined to dis-
ckJee whettler the patient remai~
I.here °" was transferred elsewhere.
They also declined to rt.ate whether
tbe victim was coosciou.s. saying only
that his condition was listed M seri·
ous.
2 New Regents
Named by Reagan
SACRAMENTO (UPI) -H. R. Hald·
eman, a Loi Anceles executive, and
W. Glean ~U. a Stanford Uni·
vemty educat«, today were G o v.
Ronald Reag•'s f1nt appointees to
the University of caufomia board of
reeeota.
Reaaan Friday named the two Re-
pttil.canl to 1~ El.Dar 0 . Mohn,
a lab« unlOll olf.lcial who ofts oppos·
ed Reapn ;=venity issues, and
Lattreooe J. Jr., a Redding
Democrat. .
Haldiemaft ti, ia vice pnsident of
J. Watte ~ le <'.lo., w b i l e
campbell, 43, 11 dttiect«' of 111e Hoo-
ver lnatitution an War. Revolution
and PeMe llt SUalord. 1be tenns of
Matin aad KeoiMdy expired.
ll-ppies on .Way
Minilter Predicts Coa1t lnv01ion • '
port the 1964 candidacy o( Barry Gold-
watu agalJ).St .President .loholoo. Rea-
gin Is considered a ooneervatrve and
backed Goldwater.
Reagan also said Friday he was puz--
zled by Romney's news co¢erence
"allusion to a man from Calif ornla"
when Romney said: "I have not ruled
out tht possibility of the support of
other Ck\an one candidate."
Ramtey was asked who he meant.
"Wtfl. use your imagl.oat:ioo," he
said.
Newsmen at the scene. ln Washing-too D.C., and Reagan aides interpret·
ed the comment to mean Rucan. who
supporters see as a poSlfble ccotend·
er for the nomination ln cue Richard
M. Nixon's campaign stumbles.
But later, Romney said he nadP't ex-
cluded any candidate.
Reagati's statement issued Friday
afternoon, not long after Romney's
m~eting with newsmen, said:
"I have been Wormed of Gover·
nor Romney's pt'ess conference. In
Ught ol the fact that I am not a can-
didate, I am unable to understand bla
allusion to a man from Callfo,rma.
"I regret also that 1il annouocin&
his wUhdrawal as a ~idMI f o r
president. Governor ~ ~
ed to be appealing to a fadioo WiUUo
OW' party. I bad hoped 'ff bad letfttd
the leason ~f 1964."
That was w-hf.n the beCt1e betweec
Barry Goldwater and New York Gov.
Nelson A. Rockefeller f« the presl·
dentlal nomination split the perty.
Romney and R<>Cftfeller boti1 declln·
ed ro endorse Goldwater's eandidaty
after he won the nomlnation.
Reagan since bas said be will sup.
Ill 1988 cocwemoo in Miani Beach in
Au,mt.
Red Guerrilla. Repulsed
Allies Def end Air Bases
SAIGO~ CUPI) -U.S. and Vietna-
mese paratroopers attacked and rout-
ed Viet Cong guerrill86 threatening
the two biggest allied air bases in
South Vietnam, U.S. military spokes-
men said today.
They said Et tot.al of 56 Viet Cong
dJed in the two batUes Friday. one less
than a mile from the huge Tan Son
Nhut airport and the otller two "lliles
nd of the U.S. airbase at Bien Hoa.
Britain Ooses
Asian Doors
f.eutly, Finnly
LONDON (UPI) -Britaui closed
the dcQ-11"Jy and gently todlly on
Ute fast«>birlg tide of Pakistanis and
lndlans w.bo fled alleged discrimina-
tion by the •la<:k A!rica1s ol Kenya.
The home otlice said it might be
days belore the Labor govef'nment
started enforcing tfghtly the new, nas-
tily pa.'ll9ed lmmJgretlco control law.
The n lltnits to 1,500 heads of faro·
ilies a year and tt\elr dependents who
will be~ to enter Britain from
Commonftalth countrie·s.
The law took effect at midnight Fri·
day.
But immigration officers at Lon-
don ·s two airports had orders to admit
anyone who couJd prove he had start·
ed bis journey to Britain before L11e
Law took e!fect. The influx of Indians
and Patistanis in termrnals had al·
most ceased Friday.
The A8ians have been fltting be·
cause the Kenya government bas been
firing tt1eUl and giVlllg their job,, to
Afrrcans.
The law barred from Britain almost
two million nonwhite holders of Bri·
hsh passports Su<:h persoos formerly
had the ri#lt to UMestricted entry in·
to the country.
''The eoemy was so ooofuaed they
began running in all directioo1," said
Lt. Patrick Brooks ol Wash.logton.
D.C., leader ol troops from the lOlst
U.S. Airborne Division who ambtuhed
150 guerrillas near Bien Hoa.
In the ottier action, Soul!h Vietna-
mese paratroopers clasbed wiVl guer·
rillas in a ~ paddy nort2l of the Tan
Son NWt base and reported k1lliDS 35
Communists. Gownunent cuualties
were described as light.
While the p•atroopen t' o u g h t
around 1be capital, allied foroea at
Kibe Sanb, t.r to the DCll1b, laid down
a murdm>u.s fire acrosa the barbed
wire perimeter and repulJed ooe ~
several North V~ tm'u8t.s
apinst atrqpoints below Cbe deauh·
tamed zooe.
In the waters olf South Vletmm
U.S. Navy &alvace crews probed the
wreckage of three communiil~
sunk in a sea action Frlday.
A Navy ipokum.a said diftl'll
foound MO catblnet, 41 IUbmadlme
.
g1.1ns. 11 light rnachioe guns and a
~vy macbine gun jn ooie al the vec·
se.1.s. They abo found ai assortment
of grenades, ammunition aod m<rlar
shells, tbe spokesman se.id.
In another sinking .-ea they found
l'Odet launct.?rs m>d Communi.at
AK47 rifiles. Bodies ol the crew were
in the wreck.age or w~ up on the
beacb.
'Ibe 100-Coot trawlml were blown up
by U.S. and South Vietnamese lll'JDtd
bo8U when they tried to run tbe gu ...
pest tile allied blockade to troops
aith<re. A fourth trawler escaped to
lnternatiooal waters.
IA. Broob' troops arowid Bien Hoa
AJ:r Balle Friday" laid • trap of clay-
m«e mtae. a <naftre to cul down
the Viet Cong troops m~ oeu the
haft, apokesmen said.
Tbey sm an eetimated uo &uenil·
lu walked ~&b' no h "kll.\.
• zone '' on the banks ~ ttit Doac Hai
River and ttle par~ lit,. dh
the mines 81ld theJr Mlt Jibeii
Convicted Muslim Likens
Hiinself to Christ on Cross
CHICAGO (UPI) -A self-proclaJm.
ed Black Muslim minister, sentenced
to die for the murder of a Chicago
policeman. compared himself Friday
to Jesus Christ -"who was 1 black
man" -sentenced to the 1::ross.
Joseph Hurst. 23, a former Iowa
State University basketball player.
was sentenced to death In the electric
chair for the May 24, 1967, shooting
of patrolman Herman Stallworth, '.fl.
who had stopped him for a traffic
violation.
"Like Christ, who was a black man,
I stand before (Pontit11 ) Pilate and as
Pilate found no guilt in Christ, you find
no guilt in me," HW'1t told Criminal
Court L. Seldon Brown at the present·
ence hearin~.
Wearing slippers and wrinkled khaki
clothing, Hurst added: "But you must
find me guilty. It's the system."
In pronouncing sentence, Brown said.
''Mr. Hurst. you are going to have to
gjve up your life for the one you took.
I sentence you to death."
Hurst was convicted by Brown in
a bench trial Feb. 16 of lbooCiog Stall·
worUl. He also wu given• 1~7.0
year term for •oundine Sla&wortb'1
partner, Eugene Edvfn. 30, and 9 to 10
years for shooting at other policemen
from a south sJde building where be
had barricaded himulf.
t
11€1 Coed Heads For Rassia
Phy1lis Johnson, 19. of Tustin. wjnner of the 1968 UCI Rtwian Club
scholarship will tour Russia thJs summer on her scoolarship. She is
shown wi1h Mark Libbey, 20. d ub president, who made the presenta-
tion to the sophomore RuSl5tan language rrnijor.
Police Officials Critical
Of Riot Control Report
WASHINGTON fAP) -Many police
officialt decried H Nn8ele11 Friday
a pre1Jdeolial comm:itsjon's warn-
inf that equipp~ police departments
with "mass destruction ~s"
poses grave danl'C'• for the nation's
c:itie1.
The 11-memblr Prelideot'a Com-
millklft on CMl I>iMlrdtn, reporting
on tta invettigation of last summer's
rlota, decwed Thuraday ni#Jll that
''weapom wbldl art det~gned to dee-
troy, not to ~ havt no pl~ in
MIMl1 popolMed wbln communl-
~s."
"The commJ.ssion condemns moves to equip police department! wittl mass
Teen Dance Fund
Set in Newport
By Police, CdM
Newport Beach police and thP
Corona del Mar Youth Center today
jointly established a teen danc. fund .
Police Sft. Richard Hamilton and
Youth Center board membe!' Donald
Andrews Boftan aald money con-
trlbuted to the fund 1'0uld be used to help stage ltudent dances similar
to thM held Saturday for Corona del
Mar Blab School 1tudeftta.
destruction wupons, sudl as auto-
matic rines, madllne iuns and tariks "
the report said. '
Jn Wuhingtoo, the leadiog apokes-
man for the~·· Pl1ice dlief1 1aid
reporta of local~ atocq,a.
in( heavy wellpODS have been exa1·
lfll'laied.
"I've only heard ol one police de·
~ tt\lt has ordlnd an armor·
ed car -ttiat's the Virginia State Po-~." said Quinn Tamm. esecutlve
director of the~ Auocla· tlon <If Oliell al Police.
"All thia publicity bas been a ireat
d.iaaervlce to tbt country," Tamm
uid. "You should be 11Cr'e1sing po1l-
tive things " •
An Associated Press survey showed
ttla1 in city alter city, police are buy-
ing armo~ vehicles. JUih1>0Wered
rlfle1 and other sopbisticated wea-
pons -e'Yen helicopters.
Police departmeiQ also are recruit-
ing ~ <If dviTums ~ ready n -
s~s and are W'Uline squ.dl of
~s. the 11K1rWJ1 dacloled.
And it was learned m~ agencies
are sending undercover agents into
the tlums. Thia meeti ooo oi tbe pres·
ldential panel's ~endatl<>n11 :
"Establish an lntelligooce 1ystem to
provide ... reUllble informaoon th.It
may help prevent 1he oubw of a
disorder."
But in its r~rt. the cornmi.s11on
Hid also it "believes tbert ii a erave danier that eome communi.tiea may
rU<rt to the l.ndi&Criminate arid ex·
ceasiv• un of force" in futwe riots.
"Tbe hanntul effect. ol oYer·l'NC·
lion .e incalculable," it said.
Draft to ™1
College Grads
In New Rules
WASHINGTON (UPI) ..... Al:mort all
nen year's draftees will be e9Uete
graduates because of U. ID"f!l·
ment's new draft regulatlou. acoord·
ing to a priv.te foundatioft.
Mrs. Betty Vetter, d.iredor ol the
nonprofit scient:lfic manpower com-
mission, told a special BOOM IUbcom·
mi~ on education Friday tlM '40,·
000 men drafted ln the year ltartlng
June 1 will come almOlt entirely from
graduate schools became the end of
defermenb for graduat.. litadenU Sud·
denly made 7.80.000 young· men eUg·
ible.
Rep. Frank Tl'lompsoa Jr .• (l).ftl,J, ),
aaid the contequence of tb& dedalon
and another to continue calling up
older men flrst would be to C'l'eate ''a
vast number o! college lfaduate buck
privates."
Lt. Gen. Lewis B. Henhey. the se-
lective Service director, aaJd that it
was up to Ult Secretary ol Denfenee-
and not to him -to change the order
of call so a mixture of t.e..year-olm
and college graduates could be draft-
ed.
College in Step
To Oose Doors
To Barefoot Mhn
Suspended or upeied ltudenta ln
the North Orange County Jttn.ior
College Dlatrict can no lon1er attend
clanea without written pennlsaion
from ·the trustee. oi the dii.trict.
Tbe ruling, pa.ed unanimously by
the truateea th.I.a week, ii a further
meuure to prevent 7.:>-year old
barefoot art student Robert (Sbakey)
Ni&hJwon1er from attend.lne cluaea.
Nighswon1er was fint •~pended
and tben expelled for failure to }ll'O-
vide sufficient evidence from medical
authorities that he was unable to WMt
shoes. He has said he is su/ferln«
Crom a nerve disorder in his feet.
During hls suspenaloo and after his
expulsion Nlghswonger continued to
attend classes. He 1aid he had been
Invited by the in~cton to alt 1n
on tlle sNslons.
Nighaw011&tr indicated that ht will
continue to attend clulet no matter
what the oomequenoea. He bu IOU&bt
help from the Aaneric.an Civil U bertlel
Union lD h» fiibt
Coast Marine Reports
••ow Wttt'• ~ C••• ~ iilMllt ilttplaY In 'its JW'T'lpriftt i.tlf to Wll1'dbsger's nco0ectionl of a aunt-
mer job in Yosemite National Park '
in 1902, when he wu 18.
'"Ille W.Ut" mat•ziee foF February,
1968 features b1J article, "San Fran·
ciaco Boy 1oe1 West," in major apace
liberally iUm trated, as was the
Yosemite remJniscence. 'Ib.11 was an
account ol his stowlq nay, in 1893,
1'ben be wu 14, Oil a troop ship
beaded fOf' Manila. He WU returned
to San~ from Hawaii.
Lacting formal eduoation, "Cus
worked at jobt raneing from carnlvaJ
barker to restaur#lt owner in the
Haboc Area, while rea:rinr a family.
Robert O. Re~ds, president
of tile California Angels, will
acldl"ell petts at the Van·
guud foundation Banquet . of
Southern CaJifornia College,
Costa Mesa, at 7:30 p.m. next
Wedne.day.
] ohnson Tours
T exm, Slates
Georgia Date
BEAUMONT, Ttx. (UPI) -Pnsi-
d«lt Jdmon "-dt for Oeorsia to-
day M a ~ID·ilYle tow In Wlllieb
be p-edlcttd piCty unity behind a Uri·
a!• Jll'Qidential caodidate alter lie I>emocrat. bold hir CClGwatioo 1.D August.
The Preside.-tocnd h1a hoo1e atate
Friday and today was ICheduled to
fly to Marietta, Ga., 1o watdl the "roll·
out" of tbe new ~ C&A trans·
pol't pYD9 -Cl>e world's ~t
plane. The er.tit will be inmi.wnental
in increMl.nc Crcq> and supply pay-
>oads to ViMDam.
Jobmoo will be amone :.i.ooo pu-
son:s oo hand for h unveiling o( the
CSA.
The huge ml1ita.ry transport, still
only in the rolliof-out stag~. is nearly
as long as a football field anj wetgtis
323,900 pounds. Its maiden Qight Is
scheduled for June. It is e~ted to
greatly iocttase Amerka'1 ability to
deploy troops and supplies.
At Che wmdup of trls Texas tour Jl'ri·
day, Jd:meon l,&ld be w• not over\y
oooeemed about party unity bel\1n4 a
siagle candidate when the Democrat•
bold their convention in aucaco this
cummer. He did not qy w b o he
~IM~ wicalkl bt. M«r'9 than 200 teenagers attended
Saturday'• dlnce et the Youth Center
Set. Hamllton and Bolt.on served a s
dtlk» committee ce>-<:hairmen. The
PoHce Department and the Youth
Center board, as co-sponsors, paid
for all refrestunents ~ n d en·
tertamment. Proceeds from a 25-cent
ldmlllion fee were turned over t• h b1th ICbool ttudent body.
Tbe IMDHnembw dance comrruttee
bopee to obtal1l donations to help
dtlra,y trpenaea of dancet for other area 1Cboot1. Donatlom may bt 11nt to the ... di.net f W1d at th1a addrtll:
Hue No Place for Hippies
CommumtJ Youth C.nm, P. O. Box ~ CGrcma dtl Mw.
U.S. to Store
Contaminated
Crash Debris
' WASHJNGTON (AP) -Mon than
20 mWon ~. JIOUl!t and old,
... reeetviq ,.... Social Security
cbecb ...,., today.
And the COYemmeat • addioc near· ly a m.ilion mere penom to ~ Social
Security ron. unde the le&W••
enllded by Oancrw We lMt YH6.
The benefit mere..., et )Met 13 per
cent for fffll"YOH and hi&her Jn eome
CMeti, is the !int lioce a 7 percent
bike in July 1986.
1'be doiilr total of the lncreate ia
the lartat ever for 4be .,.tern: •U
blMon OY« what woWd have been J*d
thia ,..., The averace couple'• check
loet Iran about Sl45 io •.
Maxi.mum benefttl for a couple Jn.
<:rM1e1 from 1Z13 to U ; t!)e maxi·
mum for a •ln&le penon soes from
ttG to fteO. ~ 8*11thly pey-
ment tlo • 1"Clrker who r«ired at a1e
'5 r..me. '56, from '44.
To ftnaace tbe iacreate, the 1ov·
ernment wil WDe • biaer bite from
W'Crl«a' naninp. B.-only one in
fOW" wil have more deducted this
year. That's because the ~ge
...
1'ithhold&'W .,. ....... this yew
-a mu.imum of 4.4 per~
it la apptied DOW to eamlftll up to
'7.800 in*ad of '6,000.
The ~ coes u.p tbtneltet" bow·
ever, to a muimwn ol 5.t per oeat
in 1187.
Coop-ea atlo voted espeaded ca.·
erage al>d benefits effective with to-
day's cbecU.
People Tl or olda who had 'tit9e
w no put e.1liop under Social
Security will eet fotO u.tead of e
and couples niceive '80 a month. •
incr'MM of '7.50.
LiberalUed rulel 1riil add about 465,·
000 penone to Social Securky roll.
About 175,000 are dM'etl of women
-.oclters who have tied, redred « be·
come di9abled. About 100,000 ot!ler1
att worker• who became diaabled
before -ee 3l
Widows can ~w benefits 11
early at ace 50 under the new law.
Another chance permits Socill
Secmity beneficimiea to Nm $1,MO
a Yttl befcre any dedoctioos an
made ~om benefits. The old filtU'e was $1,500.
ULI Members See Much
Pr~gress for Huntington
By WIUJAM REED
OI 1111 D4llly ...... ltlfl
Progress toward modtrnizat.lon ol
Huntington Beach has been great over
the past two years -greate r than
m~t residents realize.
Tbta .._ tile verdict Friday from
Robert Niii.as and Roy Dracbrnan,
both members d the Urban Land
lnltitute ULI. 'nle two men were m<-
inf a prosress report on recom·
mendatlons made to the city by ttle
Urben Laoo lJJstitute in 1965.
Nabaa. prefentin& a swnmary or b11 'views to an audience composed of
l'r0tn P .. e J
HIPPIES ...
I
Anfeles area indicate 90 percent of
tbeit ao-called bippte1 are trom the
Oraqe County and Siii Fernando
Valley veu. If this claim la true,
Rev. Walke want. to find a method
o( allevlating the cause that make ~··youngsters run away.
'e 11 equally concerned with
dUcoverin1 a way to "create com-
munication and better underatanding
beneen police and young people and
young people and hippies.
"Wlthoot communicetion," be aald,
''it becoma a vicious circle."
Rev. A. Walke would like to tee
other churche1 Involved also. "At
leut," he Mid, "it •ouJd help
atabliah better communlcattotJt wStb
allthoritiea and social aieadea." ~ h m1nillet 11 DO( totallJ
aympatbetlc with h blpple mov•
mtat, be would lib to ... mort Jobi Opta to yoqn.pterl who DOW art
rejtetAld aolelJ OD tbe crouaU of ll.m
afPUJ'aDCe. 'lbln ii llOWnC Wl'Oll8 wlth JrCJCluctift c:nati*Y, be cla.lnu,
u loq u lt re:ma.lnl Within the law. "ln our aociety we 1bould all have
the rlCht to be diUerent. the right
to be crutive," be said. But wt must
lllD bav• i..w md order. and tome
mtborMr· That ls wbJ •• are here,
to find out what wt can do 1bout
tbe current problem• with our yvuth."
For tM piNileat.. a teml*'VJ cuter
hi.I b19 Ill Q la the WCl'd 'tl Month
&Qt1qqe lD Sani. Au, .• abop whk:b
deak la pqCbedelie "'~·.
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commU01ty and governmental leaden
at the Sheraton Beach Inn. said thr
city has made "wonderful progress"
during the ~ut two years.
He pointed to development of park-
ing plans for the beach, new con-
ceuion buildings, the Htmtington
Cent.er commercial development and
H unW>tton Seacliff foil course and
country club as examples of progress.
Ue listed enactment of a new oil
ordinance, the addition of'laws govern-
ing slgn.s and plamlng, efforts to clean
the oil fields and progress toward
locatton of a new civic center.
On the negative side, he said the
city should have discouraged building
on the beach. he was referring to
the Huntinitoo Pacific apartmenta
now under construction between 6th
and 9th streets on ~ beactl.
Nlbu W'led the city to acquire
all of the beactl by any meana posai·
ble. Ht backed the idea of movini
Q>aJt Htehway inland to 1::1:-hrlldlq areas aero13 trom the .
Tumlni to the doWlltoW1l .... bath N-. and Dracblun aid tile
downtown Wat a iltUe worst DOW than
it .,,. two , ... , ilO. Boeh claimed
that little could' really bt done with
the ~ wlttt~ tbe uae of a
rtdeveloplneat PfOll'llD of aome kind.
Both men Mid that proertt• they
saw Friday may DOt bt M vitible
to tbOM who live in the dty -1
face tbt probltma daily.
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House uJd FrlclQ ~t JobnlOll
"want.a to do ·~mf..r can••~ carry out bll Riot Com OD 'I costly
reconuneDd.atioaf. 'B)lt any n e w
legialatioa wtJl coUlde rib risiJlC Viet.-
dam war CCltl IDd Coqreaional op.
,PO!ftion to blgber tales.
Press .ec:ret.ary George Cbrbtiu
said no bnmedilte lellalative pro-
poeall wen Jn : "at~ time,"
but that tbe com loa's repcrt "will
be carelUll1 ft'lluated by thole wbo
have retipMsiiilit1 ID thia field."
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A few months after his divorce,
W•lter Dnis, 33, decided he would
try to select another mate with
the help of a computer. He put bis
requirements far a wife on a ques-
tionnaire, told about himself, and
sat back and awaited the results.
The computer ran through 30,000
prospects and came up with f~
possibilities. At the head of U\e li6t
was his ez.wife, BulMra, wbO had
filed a similar form with th.e same
mate-se-Jecting computer. • On tht critical li$t at tht ColumbtU,
Ohio, Zoo u the month·old babt1 gor·
ilia t.Dich a virw infection. Working
around the clock to kup tht f i r a C
secO'l'ld -generation. captivity gorilla
alive is Dr. Albert Haberle and a
team of six area pediatriciana and
four practical nurat1. • Fr•nk C. Nunez told Denver
police that non-smoking c<>Uld be as
hazardous as smoking. A man stop-
ped Nunez on the street and a!ked
for a cigarette. When Nunez replied
t"2t he didn't smote, the man, evi-
c'e'ltlv 5\1.ffering from a nicotine fit,
s·m--lc him in the face several times
P~ th~n kicked him. The attacker
.fled as passerbys approadled. • Patrolman Rlch•rd Bettr•mt of
~•etrose Park, Ill., patrolling the
Chi~go suburb, bad his hands full
driving his car and taking down
r.oto-s on a broadcast description of
an auto carrying five a 11 edged
thieves. He looked up from bis note
pad just in time to keep from rotlid-
ing with the wanted car. The occu·
pants were quickly arrested. •
ColoracUJ Univtr.rit11 Junior Pat
McGraw e~cu to get a lot of
votei from men students but not
so man11 from the gal.$ in his
write·i11 campaign for student
bod¥ president. McGraw an-
MU1'Ctd his platform con.fist. of
a chanoe in 1DO'?Mn'I dormitorv
rtgulations. Imtead of locking
the girl$ in their dormitories at
1 a.m., he want.a to lock them
out.
• Ever gone to a bortie party?
Neither tr.as Bern•ldo Blcoy of
Honolulu, but be has to throw one
soon and spend $1,000 doing it. Bi·
coy, an attorney, is administrator
of the will of Dr. Ct•rence E.
Fronk, m 84-year-otd horse en·
lhusiast who died Ftb. 17. Fronk's
will left $1,000 to be spe!lt on a
"hor1e pcty" for his "human
friends of the hone world."
Special Summer
Biology Se8sion
Slated at UCI
Tbe C'OP'a,l"IM oa avn Dtsorden
61 DGt taJ ta lta l,400 paie rePQrt
.. -al "'~CllllJDeMed prCICfanfl to creat.e .., Jobi, bnprove bou&ina
and educatioa fadlities and blstttute
.t iuaranteed 1nnual iDcome.
But Sea Fred Hanis, (D-Okla.)
a commluion member, said it would
ccllt billions ot dollara to solve tbe
nation's urba crisis.
NATION TEE'l'ERING
''The nation JI ~iQg betwhn
aarclly ~ a much more repreaaive
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to Cost . Billions
It asked for:
--0-eation of two mllllon joba bJ
iovernment and lndU1try durinc Ult
next two years,
-Six million new or refurbished
housmg Wilts in the next five yen1
for the more than two million Negroes
who "live in squalor and deprivation
in ghetto neighborhoods."
-Year-round ~ral scboollng pro-
irams for slum chlldren;
-A guaranteed income as bigb u
tfle $3,335 poverty level for a family
ot fotr, to be funded mal.nly with ftder~ welt.Ire payment.a.
UJ. OOULD PAY
'lbe COIJllllilSslon said America could
Pl)' fOlf tbelt and other programs
if It wanted to.
· '"lbe great productivity of our
economy and a !ederal revenue
system '1hicb la highly responsive to
economk crowtb can pr6vide the
reeources," it 1ald. "The major need
IJ to reeerate new will -1be will
to tu oanelvea to the ext.eat
Q~narr to meet the vital nee41
o( dM naUon •••
Reaction to tile leWlll•montb stud;
ranged &la . t'yfrJ amt>IUOOi" to
"ptout plaUtlidea al)d &eoeralltie1."
&In. Abraham Rlbk6ff, CD-Conn.),
chairman of a government operatio1111
1ubcommittee which has lnvuttiated
urban proble.m1, 1a1d the trafedy of
the report 1' that everyfll1ne in it
has been known for yeera.
Happiness I~ Em111ett Kelly at Hoag ·
''Experience hu abown that the bett
way to control rlotl iJ tbroQatl qulclt,
ltrong and eH-ective police actloo,"
Ribicoff said, "But the best way to
prevent riots Is to remove the fwsl
that feeds the fire."
"AMBITIOUS GOAL"
Rep. Wllllam Wldnall ri New Jeney,
1enior Republican of the Hoose Bank-
ing Ccmmittiee wbicn would baodle
housing leglalatlon, termed the
report's housing recommendatioos "a
very ambitious goal. "But he said
be has been disturbed in recent years
about lofty promiaea that don't wort
out and let a lot ri people down.
Hell's Angels
Chief Sentenced
To 1-15 Years
Hell's Angels pr1'JSklent Otto Friedli
drew a 1·15 year state prison sentence
Friday in Superior Court.
Frledll, 35. waa convicted on
charges of possessing marijuana and
posaession of a concealied firearm.
The motorcycle club chief was one
of four members of the gang wbo
were arrested by San Bernardino
aberlff's d~ties In a raid on an
Alta Loma ranch on Feb. 17, 1967.
P'?ie<li, of Culver City, and Douglas
Fecell, 24, Of Cuca,nonga, auc· cetdulJJ aouCht trial in Orange Coun-
ty on the plea that Ibey would not
get a fair trial in San Bernardino.
Feazell, charged with possession of
narcotics, is to appear in Superior
Court March 18 for trial settlngs.
Their tW'O comparuooa are awaiting
trial in San Bernardtno Superior
Court.
'
It ma11 have been ara11 and cloudy outside Friday after·
noon, but the sun waa 1ht11ing tnside the Pediatric.! Pavilion of
Hoag Memorial Holpital in NttopOrt Beach. Emmttt Kell11 Jr., aon
of one of the world'• mo.!t famow clowns, put his big, splay·
footed shoea dfrectly in the footprint. oj his jather and !pent
the afternoon turning grimace• of pain into big, warm !milts.
On job (above left), he gets acquai'11ted with Kimberly
Sue Horton, 11 montha, of Huntingto'\ Beach. and (above right),
borrows trapeze from Robert Welch, 3 Costd Mua.
Rai,imond Woods, 5, of Huntingtan Beach, who i$ learning
how to U!t a pro.!thetic hand (lower left), studies picture of his
newly found buddy and Stephanie Oglesbee, 2~. of Costa Mesa,
enjoy1 another gift, a balloon, from the guy in the funn11 hat.
Kell1/1 trip uw arranged by tht Hoag radiology depart-
ment, in cooperation with E<l$tman Kodak.
Another ''kid" who enjoutd tlie visit was DAILY PILOT
photogra11her Richard Koehler, who found happiness Wa.! Em·
mett Kellv Jr.
Every Litter Bit Helped
Clean Vp Woman's Ydrd
Mrs. Benjamin Freze of Stanton
Isn't t.oo hot cm that "Every litter
bit hurts'' routine. She plied garba~e
-her own and that of anybody who
cared to contribute -on her front
yard and it helped a lot. she claims.
Mrs. Freu, of 10111 Dale Avenue.
got pretty frosty when students from
two adj&rent high schools refused to
heed her frequent demands to quit
Erosion Report
Updating Asked
dumping trash in the area or the
f'reze lawn.
So Mrs. Freze ignored her garbage
ran for n few days and left the Jitter
on her now well-covered lawn. And
she put up a htter noUce -a sign
tha t urged all passersby to follow
ht>r example.
rt worked. The Freze lawn was
surroundE:d by hundreds of onlookers,
including police, who ordered her to
dear up the mess. She complied, aided
hy many of those students she had
condemned for dumping litter.
And today? Mrs. Freze warmly
~aye : "There's no de~ front yard
in Stanton."
Strock on Board
Of Big Brothers
.~rthur Strock, Newport Beach at·
torney. has been elec~ to the board
of dire<:lors of the Btg Brothers of
Orange County, according to James
Day, president of the public service
group.
In addition to his service with the
local Big Brothers agency, which pro·
v1des guidance U> miotionally troubled
young boys in fatherless homes.
Strock also serves on the boards of
the Newport-Balboa Rotary Club and
the Newport Harbor High Sohool
Booster Club.
Strock was graduated from USC
an d the University of California.
Berkeley, where he received bis law
degree. He is a member of the Irvine
Coast Country Club and die Lido Isle
Yacht Club.
Rep. Carl Pert.Ins ( R -K y • ) .
cbaimum of the House Education and
Labor Commlttee, said he was reedy
to take op any leghllative proposala
promptly, but withheld specific COl"CV
ment on the report until be read
it in full.
Pitt.sbui'gb Mayor Joseph M. Ba.IT
aald the report "ls filled with gnm
reality and warna that the nation is
emWted GO a perilous course, one
wbicb can le-1 to the division of
ncee and aubeequently to the destruc-
tion oi our democratic system."
Bynl Brown, president ol the
Pitblblrgh chapter oi the NAACP.
aaid there wu nothing new fn tho
nl>Ori-
"The lpiHt between Negorea and
~ hlis alway1 uist.ed lib a I-On!
which people have ignored but now
must look: at and are horrified." Brown laid.
"PAPER PROGRAMS'' •
Io Louisvi.De, Ky., Bev. A. D ..
Williams King, brother oi the Rev.
Martin Luthe!' King Jr., said "the
report bas touched on some of the
problems, but ia the implementation
that counts. We have bad some
beautiful federal pt'9gr81M OD paper,
but they didn't answer the problem.a
because they weren't implemented.''
In <l*.ago. Cook Cotmty SheriH
J oeeph I. Woods, who was ordend
this weet by a ciml.it court to atop
nicru1tiDg volw*en for a riot cmtrol
posse, 1ald he'd ''like to see somethint(
besides pious p l a ti t u d es and
1eneralitiel."
~. Geo. George M. Gel!ton. Ad·
jutant general of Maryland's National
Guard and a veteran of nmnerous
civil right& dilorders, said be thought
the conuni!sion ·~ent a little too
far" in blaming white racism for Wt
year's 164 racial outbursts. But on
the whole, Geist.on said be viewed
the n'lpOrt ''very comprehensive and
valuable."
Newport Council
Meeting Called~
On Annex Plan
Newport Beach Mayor Paul J.
Grober Friday announced that a
special meet.ing of the City Council
will be held Tuesday at 7:30 p.m.
Purpose of the session, he said,
Is to determine what actioo the city
should take in connection with Costa
Mesa's recent move to anl'W!X a portion
of the Santa Heights area near Or81lie
County Airport.
Newport authorities have charged
the Cost.a Mesa proposal represents
"illogical planning." It also baa been
described by Newport officials as a
"devious" method of Jocking up for
Cost.a Mesa the potentially revenue-
rich McDonnell Douglas propeny just
north of the proposed annexation area.
At Tuesday's meeting, Newport
councilmen will decide what response
should be given to a county Local
Agency Formation Com.miuion re-
quest for Newport's views on the
Costa Mesa plan. The county_ com·
mission has set a March 13 bearini
on the proposed annexation.
Updatlng of beach erosion control
5hldiel for the Oranee County coast-
line from the Newport Harbor East
Jetty to the aoutheUtern county lint
has been requested by the Board of SuperviJOn. Exiled Student P--rotests
H•bor Department Director Ken·
Tiith Sampson NCOrnmended that the
county ask tbe U.S. Corps of En gl· neen to update tMlr tro1ion studies
Sampt0n'1 move followed a 1uggestlon
on last Dec. 20 by tb9 San Clemente
City CoundJ.
Tbt cartainal erosion report on tht>
AtM wu made In 11161 and Sampson
told 1uper"Nor1 tbat the Corpa of En-
g'lneera a8"ed tlull updating was ov ·
erdue. ~ entire coat wtll be paid bv
the f«lerat iovemment, Sampson .. ald
Harbor Hig~ Slate8
Big Talent Show
N~ Uarbor BJcb School will
'POGIOI' their Twt Md Stan Ex·
U.t(AUI Webt ao. OC1 Marcb II
aD4 t II the BN'bOr W,-. audltorlum.
All PfOOtedll will 10 .,,. junior cWS
fOf' the ~ ol tbllr pram. Tk:tett
wtD M $1 Uld a., M purcbaMd
a& .. door.
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1st 'Victim' of OCC-Saddleback Seat Tax Hwsle
Wbrt SlddleNck J unklr College
Dlltrlc:t tru.e.. predict Is the first
of m1.a7 such appeals by "exiled"
studentl ... on rue today with the
couDCy Botrd of Educauoo.
Mn. Aat*l.a Oonkey, 22, of 124 Mar·
quite St.. San Clemente registered
her proc.at i. 'lburaday aft.er beint
advt.-d b7 Ormae Coast Junior
Col)qt °"4i'tcit olOclals that •he ... ill
not be ...,... tt attend claqea within
the dWr1ct ...., the present temelW'.
Mn. CG11i11tJ II ane oe 1,200 1tudenta
who Ntfdt Wlllaln ttlt newly !«med
s.ddleblldt ... but al~nd clas1t1
ot. • •• ,_. .. ,blilb wtthm the Orana•
Co.st~.
MOit ol t.biin, It la predicted. will
be b&rnd trim da.ues becauM e1f
laddle'*k'1 rif1i&al to conUnue to
P.Y "100 per ltudtat (teM tu) ea
the bu1e ol MjkW'on wblcb ueinpU 'Y'' fanned .... dJICnM .....
tile levy. &ard ol Education officials asked
Mrs Conkey to attend a hearing of
her appeal at 2 p m. on March 14
in tbe Santa Ana offices:
Concerned Saddlebaclt truateea this
week form~ a two-man committee
wblcb today was trylnf to arnnge
a con~ wiUl Oranie C.oMt of·
flclak. Orante COMt dlltrkt ttpmell•
tatins wert recently ln Sacrmntnto
urJina le~· to pNllC11be don
Which would compei Sadd'JeOeck to
J*Y the s.100 tu for Ndl of th.
ltodedl attendlna from o t h e r
~trlcu.
Saden.~ tru.ttees recat11 arcod
all atudeuU tbrtateoed 1r1U> ejectloo
bJ OranJt COMt .met• co rue ·~ pMll .wtu. 1M IOird ol Ed~tioa1 ProcltUnt ........... dayi'from
ta.It ~· o( ~ •. 1rhk:ll to
file and the county muat mm a
decision on the proCellt wMbin a
fw1her ~ daya.
Sadd.leback will only be able to IC•
commodate about SOO ol its ltudents
ID facilities which tt planl to occupy
ill the fall.
Valley l\fa j or Gets
Freedoms Award
, . GUIST INSTlUCTOl
AtMI S.l'foN
Night Prayer
School Set
A niCbt ecbool ot prayc
•lll bt CODdvcUd at Princl • ., of hace Lutheran Church,
Me11 Verde Drive and
Baker Street, COlta Mela,
Sunday tbrouah Wednetday.
The Sunday 1eaaloa of the
school will belin at 7 p.m.
·:, The IChoOl will ltart at 7: 30
on Monday. Tuesday and
Wednesday evenlnt•· ..
Ga.it iDltructor will be
IUtbor Alf* Sanf<rd. She
hu written 10 boob on
rellaion and baa traveled 11
a J.cturer ln Canada ,
EncSand, New 1.eaiand and
Allltralia. Sbe now makes
her home in Monrovia,
C&lif.
Dul pit and
~ '"'8 Rn. Staale~ P.
AlleD. mWM « r... tllfa Vllty p,~ ... e .... 1w1,tqllll'll .....
ca.rd. wUI praeat at 11
a.m. Sund9f the ftnt in a
..tM ol pre-Easter
JDIMIC• ca tbe "Seveo SaJin&I of 01rbt on tbe
CJ'on. WI JDetaa&e tor tbiJ
Sundly will be "Plll&her,
F«11ve 1'11tm, for Tbe7
IC.now Not Wbat They Do."
The FouataiD V a 11 e 1
Prelb)1erian Qlurcb meets
to the IOUtb wm1 of the
Fountain Valley H I g h
Scbooi. 17800 Bushard St.
Sonday ICboal begins at 9. 50
a.m. Child care is provided
at both tervices.
Tne evenin1 ttrvw:• will
be bek1 at the home of the
Rev. and Mn. Allen. 1217
Dorset Lane, Cost.a Mesa. beOminc at 7 o'clock. A
feilowshtp boW wW follow.
m obtervMJon of the na·
Uout cPebratioa ol tbl
40IJal annlver1ar7 of
ors&Dlzed Unttarilldlm, the
&v. Ro,_ T. Walke will
preach a eennon tkled "To
break the cbainl '' It the
10:30 service Sunday at the
Cot&aMe11UaUarlaa·
lJalverWIJt cnre~. There
allO will be a iJ>eClll new
member 1' t 1com1 n I
ceremony.
At the Badal*oa Beaell
Cllarcb ., Reu,leu ldnee,
420 lotb St., tbe t(Jpic to
be diSCUlled by the Rev .
Ernest P• lit Sunday'• 11
a.m. Mrtict ii "Dilclpline
Younelf For Growth." A
get-acquaimied c«Jee hour
will follow the regular
service.
A "sing-along" ()( ln sh
met old-timt tlmel wi.11 be
a fllture ol a St. Patrick'•
potluck dlJ'JIMf acbedu1td by
tbe Worun'• Guild at 8:30
p.m. Friday. All member•
an invited.
An edenalve Lenten pro-
gram la planned by the
La•u.aa RJllt L • t It e ra I
Charela of tlae Crot1, 24231
El Toro Road. Laauna Hills.
Wedne9day eventna 1ervicea
will be bek1 ln addition to
the SundAy mormns worthlp
at 11 a.m.
On Sunday, the Rev.
Vernon E. Kotter wUl return
to ttie pulptt tollowint a. two-
week 1emmar at tbl Pacific
Lutheran Stmlnll'y i D
Berkeley. ma Ml'1DOD topic
Membenldp t r a I al n g clall for_..._. uus
Sunday at t a.m.
The Co1t'a Mesa
C o n g r • g 1 t I o a of the
Reorp.alr.ed a.a of
Jes• Qrilt tf ......, Day s.w., which tlllldt nCU!tr
services ~ ill4t Orange
County Fairgrounds, will
conduct its eommunlion
MrVic. It U a.m. m"\'ice
StmdaJ. Oml'Cll ld»ol will
be at t :JO a.m.
A Pfl79' m llUowlhlp
Mnice wDl M Mid Ill 7: 30
P.M. OD W •dae1da y .
Speaker will bit tucber
Merrlll C. Nliab.
The anaa.l m of lit r
daUOter tea w11l"'W 'lleld
Saturday, Matcb I at Peek
Coloatal T«rad Jl o o m .
WtlCminltel' Ill l p.m.
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ti• A.M. IVMOAY ~M SCHOOi.
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Sunday School t :46 a.m. Mondpg Wonbtp 11:00 a.m.
Baptist Tratalnt Union e p.llf. Eventq Hl"Yice 7 p.m.
Wednelday Bible Study 6 Prayer ........... T:OO p.m.
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S.lldey Sclieel .......... 9:•41 Trelaln9 Unloft ......... • 6:00
Mer11lftf Weuhl, •••••••• 11 :00 ...,.,119 Wenlll, ••••••••• 7:00
WeJft•9'ty t.e11lflt 5-1~• ......... 7:11
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UNMRSITY IAPTIST CHURCH
DIJ I. L PAUIADll U.
SANTA AMA Hll•HTI
IUMDAY KMOOI. . .. ............... • .... tt• AJA.
MOCMIM• WOIUMlf' .............................. U AA
IVINI ... WOIUNlf' . ......... ............ 1 P•
MIOWI .. HllVl(I WIONUOAY ... : . .1.-. 11• ,. • .,,. toetn CAHIU-CMUICM ,_ .... ..,,
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IAPTIST CHURCH ........ v.....,
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FIRST CHRISTIAN
CHURCH
Victoria & Placentia Ave.
Costa Mesa
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
CHURCHES
IUNCHD OP THI MOTMn CMUICM .
tM1 •talf CHUICH Of CHlllT, IClllmlT
IN IOSTON, MASIACHUll'ITI
Subjed of lhe Lesson -Mar. 3 •
"CHRIST JESUS"
Corena ._. Mar-lacGnd Church of N.w,ert ... ch c.... .... ~ rt•, .. .
611 C..M ... A... G c... ... ...
a.. a ._., ...._10 A.M.
.......... _ 11611. c:... Hwy.
Co.ta ~Plrtt Church
611W.1M It. lo. t :n . 11: SS. t :U, 11. ......... _, .. ,~A.-..
Huntlntton leach-First Chureh
~It.• 0... Su. t:JO, 11 : U . 9:10, 11.
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6H H,.. "'" 11111. t :JO, 11 ; U . 9:JO, 11.
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Newport 8Hch-Flrst Church
JJOJ Y1e LWe S... t :U, 11 ; U . 9:15, 11. ........... -,,,, ,.. LWe
All are cordially invited to attend the church services
and enjoy the priTileges of the Reading Rooms
Su114'ay Scheol .••... tiJO AM
Metnlnt Wenhl11 •• 11 ... AM '••vet Semce • . • • 6ilt PM
henlnt W9'alil11 • • • • 7:00 PM
lar1Y • .,... ''" e.lft. ll:S~~~--~~::=-~-:.::iailllii!!'!iOllEEE::!!!'~-=:!..E...:;~-:=~EllE';ll ..... k-. .. ,,. Lift.
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FIRST CHRISTIAN
CHURCH
Main I A~ama StrHh
H111tti119ton IHch
M-lftt Wo,Jri'' •• l :JO 10:41
llllfe SchMI ...... f ,JO y_.. ......... 6:00 N
1v .. i.. w::!!r .. 7100 l'M . . ... ..., -··-'""'· _..,., c.."' """ ....... ..,. ..
Office: ...._, IMll Dhtn• a.._
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Nursery Care Provided
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ATTEND
THE ciruRCH
Of YOUR CHOICE
SUNDAY
"ltST CH.ISTIAN CHURCH ,...,._..._·n._1 ........ t, ~Al1' YAUIY
Dr. *"'-a. .... D.O.. ,...__
UHlfllD llMCS. •l:S, •.. t:JO, WORSH" .. IO:JO
WVOY. OUPll Of COSTA MESA
EVANGELICAL FREE CHURCH
OP HUNTIN•TON llACH
1912 '1.0llDA Aft . ....., lellatl ti4t A.Mo .,.... ..... ., ........
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llllE STUDY ANO •llAYElt-1 00 , "" lllUCI CH.,MAJI, ,_ -,_ s»-nu
CHURCH OF CHRIST
217 W. WILSON ST., COSTA MESA
llTWIUI HAllOI .. PA1n1rw
SUNDAY MOllNIN& lllU STUDY •.•.•.••....... 9:45 AM
SUNDAY MORHIHw WORSH" & COMMUNION .. 10:41 AM
SUNDAY IVININw WORSH" .•..•........•....• 6:00 ,.M.
WlDNISOAY iVENIH& lllU STUDY ............. 7:)0 PW
NUISllT CAU PIOWDID
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COIONA DEL MAI
• 611 HlltoTRON
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'AMIL'r l81tVtc•1 ta Urtt I& IWNY .,..., ftte & Mt1I ea.
M11ce .f ,Hee LMitlere11 Scheol -Miu Either oi-, '"•cl,11
Office 'ho11e1 14t.Ol21 Schei ,.._, 14'.-U
THI EPISCOPAL CHUICH
Welcomet Yov.
ST. JAMIS, Utt V1e LWe. ....,.. ._.. s...., ......_ _ 7:JI, ..... ,, ...
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ST. MICHAEL a •ALL ANGILsi 6tJa • .... periM
Corona dtl Mar
Sunday1: 8:00, 9:30-Chil'1 cate at 9:30
Holy• Days as announced ...... n. ................ _ ..... 61U4fl
ST. JOHN THIDIVINE;-2043 Orange-A•-._-, C.-11.-
Sundays 7:30: I: '9:30 Church Schoot-9:30
Thursdays: 8:30 a 10 1.m.; Holy Days u announced
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IPISCOPAL
ST. WILFllD'S EPISCOPAL CHUICH
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'Sunday S.rvlciee
t :tt A.M. lleW c--"i fril A.M. ............. a ca.9 ,,.,.M. ·-· ...... , •• ,.M. ......... .. •• A.M. M9f1llM .....
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First Allelllb.IY of Goel Clalftla
14' I . 22nd St., Costa Mes. ~'1
M. C. Croni~ Pastor
A41eft wlll111e11, Auecl•t-Shenl ,..,lull, Oolr Direct.f
S.11Jey st.c..i-9:JO A.M. Y .. tti Relly-5:30 ,,M.
I O:JO A.M. & 1 ,,M.
HV. JOHH HOOi&
llSLf 'lt0rH!CY Sflt"llCE
U1l119 21.r Cher+
"'PLAN OP THI A•D"
a.. Qelr fll .... s.....
Visito" Welcom.-NurHf'Y Attendant
811~ Tidi1is Assembly of Iii
rtftetntb .. Komo.ta. Newport lelcll
Newpori Harbor
Luthilr111 Church
2SO! Cllff Dr. LI MZ11
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N1111trJ can available
at ID services
WILCOMI
Lutheran Church
of the Maier
2llCIO Pacitie Vn DI'.
CORONA DEL MAR·
DR. Will.I.AM R. ILLIR
Phone Olt S.5022
1:41 A.M.-lle1111ly W_.1,
9:45 A.M.-Suncley Ch11rdl
School
I 1100 A.M.-Feltfote w~i, ...._,.......,
HUNTtMTOM 11AC11 •
CHURCH OF IEUatoUS SCllNCi
GO lOth St,. Huntifttt.ft i;~h . . • "
SvM•y MOf'ftln9 Services alMI Yoatt. Otutd.-11 .AM
W.4~ay Ev•nln9 Study 6rou~7:l0 PM
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UNITAllAN
UNIVIRSALIST
CHUlCH
1219 Vitt.,I• St,. C..+• M ... lllllA}'I
,.,. A.M. 646 4652
A Cordial W.tcom. from
THE METHODgr CHURCH
lelltN f1ltM
COMMUNfTY
MITMOIHIT CHUICN
111 A,.te '7S.otlO
Wetalll,: 9:JO l 11 AM
Cl!.rdt xlleel .... t:lO AM
C.1te Me .. AUT
Ml'THODIST CHURCH
ttth St a H•rkr llv.I.
Ww11t1, I Otwo Sclleel
t :JO I II AM
M1.n21
lrrin-Een Iliff UNMllln
MITHODIST CHUICH
Wettlti, .... II: 11 A.M
tll-12JJ
Me.ti ..... "',..."" "' St. Mei• l'te1llyteriu
Ch.tell •
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DiscU.88ions
Scheduled .
New memben will be
recelftd at the 11 a.m.
wathlp &JDda1 of the
LlltMru Cbrda ti Ute
MuMr, 2900 Pacific View
Drlw, Corma del Mar. An
inb'mal r.ceptioll w 111
follow.
Ralph Norum ,
ltewardsbap chairman, will
hrinl a m...ace IDd Dr.
William R. Eller, pastor,
will speak OD "An Imaie of
Devotion."
Clommldon w 111 be
cUbnted dUJinl both the
8:~ IDd ll a.m. worabip
hoar1 Sunday ol th e
Newpa; Barber Ldleru
Chrdt, 2SOl Cliff Drtve.
Pa.tor Jamt1 G. BWD'a
termOD ii tlltld ''It Then
a Better 'ftme Than ilOWt••
Mid-week •ricel wtil be
eondueted tllCb Wedbelday
at 7 :I> p.m. durinl 1 lAnt:
The pillt«'I reneraf Cheme
for tbeM 1 • r v 1 c e 1 la
"Modem MM Befort tbt
CrOll.··
CASS~ ••
(C,.&. fnm Paie ~
to experlenct the reallf.7 ol
the 4vine fellowablp.
"If any of these la mill·
inc, flle residue ii DO true
church at all. met tboM 1"bo
bel(q to ft 1~ ftrurd lad11
lncoDiplete."
A'lf1 youna m1nbter who
feela that be ii "irrelevant"
wben be'1 not out marctiktg
oo 1*bt l1nel should
ponder th 1 arcbbllhop's
obteryaUona about what
pcilblooera look for In their
put«.
BASICAU.Y, he 1a11,
they don't wmt bkn to be
a toeiil worker. ''Tber want
him to be their man of God
who eiarrlet them md all
t.be1r needs OD hia heart,
wbo _. theU' wwltlip
whether 1bey themHlvel
are intent or not, who of·
en tlii ROiy Eucbarilt on
their belW1, ad who la their
·.-. .. ~and
friend."
"~or later tbe ttme eom. .. tbe daa bunt.I,
Mel • Plrilblooer 1 a cwenrbllmecl by b1s own IPrltu1 bllm L&jltcy; then
bt ... to be able to COil·
fide in a.. man be knows
wbo hat beta aet apart far
uc:red lblnp."
'nda eGCBlle1 may be
.,..W with Jmpetieoce and
enn dlldlln by some ac-
Uw.t cllro. But it will
ft$da a Marty c::borUI Of
a.em from laymen -in-
dldne thott who • r e ftabtiDI dally on the front liDll Of ._ bllUle foe IOCial
~. .
John c. Allnd, m1n.llter
ol Wsitatlon, and Dan J.
Moll, mlnitter of education at Ftnt Cbrl.UU Cbarell,
1W7 Mam st., Htdinitoo
Budl will be preaching
durlnC the m«ning eervices
Sunday In the ableoce of
Tbomu W. Overton. Mnior mmt.ter. Allred will bring
the piaage at I :I> a.m.
and Mosa wfI pruch at
10:45 a.m. Overton w1It
return to the pulpit March
10.
The Rn. David Mantell
of Audlda will be the
~ mln4k at the 7 p.m.
aervke.
MINISTER.
~tfnmPap4)
mittM ol. Ole Mil Raochoa
Prelbytery.
Dr. RobiDeon retired in
September from a 36-year
m i nhtr1 in Grace
~ tburdl, Min·
neapolla, Mkm. Io Mln-
oeapatia ht WM involved in
civic • ..,.. • church al·
fairs, _.... ior 12 ye#1
as a merMer ol. the board
of educatioa, for Cbree years
on the lbr8fJ board, and
six yell'I • pre&lde!t ol
the MJnneeota Un.ked Na-
tioot AllOdl&o.
In 191&, .._ a yef8 as
modtraiflar of the Synod of
MiDDllclk, be waa an ex-
ctiani-miDilter to the
F~ Church oi
Scotland, aear G1-gow. Dr.
Roolnloo IJ'aduNd from
M c C o nldck Tbeologlca1
SemJalry, as well • from
the Ulliftrllty" °' L<nrllville, and the sr.dute eobool of
the Ualv1r11t7 oi
Pemtylwaia.
CHURCH OF RELIOfOUI ICllNCI ,... .... c .. , •
... a.,6Jl ....... a.
D~. (:ropp
To Speak
lb. Laguna
Dr. 1'rtderict w. Qoopp,
fOmMr' mtnlstier ot th& san
Marino Commumty CJiurdi,
will live a aerie• of lectures at the Lenten Nelghborbood
Congregational Church, La-cuna Beach five Monday morntua a t 10 o'clock,
Marcb l throup April 1.
"Teebnlquea ot 'lbe CID1.I· U. Ult.. will be the
tenera1 theme of the lec-
ture.. '1be ICbedule ia u
follows:
Madl 4, How to Read
the Bible; MAH'Ch 11, Teadl
Ua to Phy; March 11, The
Fine Art ol Wonblp; March
25, Bow to Kate Choicea;
April 1, Tbe Art ol. Church
Membership. --.. ....
Dr. Qopp .. vice-prell-
deut of the board of trulteel
ol the San franctaco
'lbeolodcal Seminary, San
AnteJmo.
St. Joachim
Mission Due
A week-~ ·'Minion on
the Metty of God" will be
preaeded by Father Robert
L LoeriP and Father John
Suetvan at St. Joachim
Church, 1984 Orange Ave.,
Costa Mela, beglnnin1 Sun-
.
Dt. l'Awtn Jt. Gnent, Ot ....-Uni mlaf..-,
~ ... Of w__. Awnu• wort. . ;;iwaroe~~ ~ Riv, Mui
181tC1l ,Btecb, wU1 °'* tM C::-·~~1 ~~ c:burdi 1 fOurtb • n n a 1 l Rev, and Mra. 0. kl't
m1talonary. conference. It been tn Brlllt b fDqt
wUhad Ma!dt 10. ~ yeara, •of at• .. h
The Rw. Dana Llncm. evanceJldc wort 1llllnlJ ID
mlulour,-t6 Malm, India and ar'OClnd ... city ".._ .. ldMchlled to aipeak Sun· iD the 'stat. ot Saa,...,
day ewninl at 7 O'cloct. Frida,r e~ ,, 111
The Re•. Larson 4Dd hll feature a tr'Nt DMllt nDr
familJ bue made their et ' a • a d • D a QM home for 18 years ID Audlt.Oriwn at a p.m. tor
DbemajtJ whk.it 11 a pert .n sea Baptist o.-al
<:l the i...akbhnpur Dlltrtd Coof erence dmdlel ~
on tbe DOrth bmlk of A.awn. • Omcbea have been. formed Sunday, March JO It U
a t Go 1 am u t h an d a.m., the ~v. Debnar
Beogwn111W1, wblcb are the IntVeld, nusslonary to
locdooa of their t w 0 Argentina, ls eabedUJed to centers tpeak. Rev. and Kr •4
Tbe Rev. and Mn. I.anon Intveld have been eqapc!
have m a i n t a 1 o e d two iD evangiellstic m1nlltrJ' tD dtapenaariea, whlcb are allo LalUoJa an4. bl aeveral ..,.
leper clinlca. roundinc towna.
There will be no meeting Cioamg the conference at
Monday evenln1. 'l'Uesday, 7 p.m. will be the Rav. Nila
lt 7 p.m., the Rev. Wilfred Friberg, mlnlonary to
Head, m f JI 1 on a r y to ~:1be Rev. Fribert bu E1hlopla wW speak. served as an evanceli.lt aad
The Rev. IDd Mrs. Head pastored a church ln
went to Ettllopia 1D 1957 to Fernandopolla for one and beCla a DnbtrJ in QJl1J. one-half )'NI'•. He also con·
tian literature 1D t b 1 ducted a five mi.Dute radio
Amharic .Languaae. btoadcalt llx daya a week.
Wednelday evemng will ~ "Monine ~
feature a mlallorwy pro-tion. cram fer the w b 01 ej;;iji;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;iiliiijjjjiiiiii:iii-·
churdl sound tbe theme <:l
the "Nth Prom1Je0 way
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UPHOUTIRY
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A 1«1D<1D w~ be gtveof;::=:==:::=:=::==:~;;:::==::=~=::=:==:: at a1l the D\Ulel Sunday "1 ;1.009~~e~ ~Announcing •••
;~~~ m:· at 8 and MR. RICK PERKINS
The milsJoo exerclaes will
be at 7 :~ each eventnc.
with the clOling nerclle oo
Saturday, March 8.
Father Logrip has 1J1e11t
eight ,.... in the f«elgn
l'Di-1ooa <:l Oceam.a in the
South Pad6o and Father
Su:llivmt hid been afflHated
Former Owner Ir Man•9•r of Harbor Optical
NOW ASSOCIATED WITH
Hutchens Optical
369 N. Newport Blvd. (Oki fto.d)
Newport BHch ~2-2771
wi1h the Marilt Mlalooj~=======~==:::::;=z:===~ Band. ..
Foursquare I See By Today's
Meeting Set Want Ads
~ore than 150 m.tnhten
will attend a Fouaquxe
ministers' meeting Monday •• THAT
at t b e Costa Mesa Four-
square Church, 1734 Orange • IT'S Ave., Costa Mesa. Guest
tpe&Rr will be the Rev .
1bompson Eade, illustrator • DIME of the world-famoaa
Tbompeon Chain Ref«eoc. 'l Bible. • A lAmcbeon will be prepsed
and terVed by the United
Fouraquare Women ehli>tef • Li NE of the cb\D'ch. Heading
preparations are Jrf r 1 .
Cbarlea Finnegan, M r 1 . • DAY Wesley MWTlD, ancl Mrs.
Alfred Henry.
Host ~ la Ile Rev. Wesley . Murrin.
NIGHT -DAY SERVICE
• SbyJµ ~ a eom-
unit7 ••oanil wiWn
.the Colt .. Pd~ ;;teffiopaieat ta Sell Beadi, :..\rill bit .._... wtth a
'Salute to Youl!l" pl'Oll'am
11 a.~ s.m ... ·Klftb
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' MoJ.:tga~rs :
Slate Talk ','
U.•' I Ex-Warner
Set Slated
For Tract
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b.:.Ci-· w.U .•• ~ weU to weff cerpef fot •• little •t-41
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INTl"I COMMUNITY
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Intermission
·f!Cl's StUdents : .
8y TOM TITUS °' .. Dlltr ..... Stiff
'l'be cllt.ference between UCI'• Irvine flepertory TbUkr and drama programa ottered lty ether colle&et
and anMn'litiet can be meuured in tenna of sheer
eathsulalm. .
"lt'a ·more lnten1ive than any Othll program.'' ~ Mike Van Lanclinpam. a \Jct senior •ho bu been tbroulh the drama departmh._ of two other
. echooll .
.. If, a fantastic learning eiperieit~•. '' 11y1 PameJ•
.)rolVIJ, a sophomore with • orily a bigtr school play .. an4 8 commuruty tbeatet role behind her. "It'• very Oexfbte." adds ~y Haytoa, a frethman
with a goodly lilt of creditl for her age. includini
tile femile lUd in UCI's 0 Marat/Sade" and sevttal
minor roles at SOuth Coast Repertoty.
THISI THREE HAltlOR
Area stud«lts are among 19
memben of the Irvine Re-
pertory Theater acting corn·
pany, now in rebeanal for
it. 8e00nd aeuon. In its in i·
ti.al year, \be student re-
pert<>ry i:"Oup produced two
full·Jenltlt plays and three
o.ne-acts, one an original by
company director Robert
Cohen.
This year the schedule in-
ctudes three full prodUC·
tiont, but tha1e will come
later. Right now the student
actors are in rehearsal for
nut .,.k'1 drama work·
aibop, acbechsled for Tues-
day through s.turday and
MIKI VAN &:ANDINGHAM offerin( I different pro-gram eecll night.
The agenda runs the dramatic aamut from a pair
of Samuel Beckett plays of the "absilrd" school through scenes from an oriilnal revue to a niiht of Ir1sh aon~s and scenes. If a1JO includes a fulT-lenith pro-
cf•1rtion of "The Knack." directed by John :Raggard
who appeared in tile show two years ago at tbe Laguna
· Plrvbow:e. Then the company gets into iu heavier schedule,
rehearsina ill three p u b l t c r.roctuctions-"Tbe
f'ostage.';o' "Dark of the Moon" and ' The Good Woman
of Setzuan" -almost simultaneously toward an April
11 opening date.
THE WOltKSHQ, PRODUCTIONS draw J>:ll*ular
praiJe from Van Landililbam. a Costa Meu ttudent
whose experience 1U'etcbil fro111 Orin(• COiilt COJJege
and the Costa : Mesa Ci,vV. ~ to: ~a.
1,rael, Gret¢e .and: TUrke1 ~ft ·'Jat, perf.i>rmtd on
Gtµunnan COUege's "noattilg ~· ·~ . ·
"You're wtgned a 1~t bllt you're not rven
any performance date. be explains. ..They jus tell
you to work on i\ .and get it m the ~ .,. )'OQ
CC'.,. '• • "A~ther 1dvantage of
the ..,.oty tbeates la the
dlaJogue training f°' -'191!•
ll!le •The Rostage,' tt Van
L:indlngbam continues. 11 At
UCI you work for the per-J
feet dialogue; other schools
don't have that kind of time
to devote to the small«
phzses of theater."
UCI Slates
Workshop
Drama Week
In preparatloa for lta &e·
cond auson, the Irvine
Repert«y Theater at UCI
will present five consecutive •ts of worbbop pro-
ductions Marcil M . In the repertory tradition,
each production 1' directed
lnd perform«f bJ me~s
of the company. All five
productions aN opeo to the
public ~nd admiJaon ja free.
Curtain time It 1:30 p.m.
in the Studio Theater. 1be
series schedule:
Tuesday. March 5 -
"Krapp's Utat Tape .. by ====:±~~===
Samuel Beckett; directed by
Wayne Pelke.
Wednesday, Mardi I -
"The Knack" h1 Ann
Jelllcoe: directed by .John
Hagg.-d.
Tburaday. March 1 -
"Happy Daya" by Samuel
Beckett; directed by Jim
McKie. ·
Friday, M a r c h I -
-y
Pamela Awtin Wants Acting Career 1
HOU, YWOOD (UPI) -
Pamela Austin, tbe = blonde beauty -.ho
televlalon advertWID& ~
down with her D o d I•
Rebellloa~
more tflan a year allf, tiiil
opted for acting, • '
Pam, 10,, pounds, ¥m
eyed and o u tr l c h t •
downright HX)', mip\ )alt
be the belt t*elas>md in
the hiltor1 of ~ah1, t:ieb.,
ber bome t.owu.
Happily. abe now ~ In
SoutberD California. Be'-* to be preciae. She bas I
MW abort ba!reut, I
m.lnllkirt ad a divorce pen-dlnc ..
She .allo II under .contract
to Univenal StodiOI wldCla
costarred bu 1ut yeu In
a bomb of a movlt titled "Tbe PerilJ of PauU.ne. ••
The fact that lbe WU COi-
tarred with a ID·foot white
bucukin 1hoe named Pat
Boone1 .~ IUY who m1kes
the wnu.e knilht leok ne dirtJ Dan Mcilrew, dkbl'1
belp.mocb.
NO SALE
Miss Brown, a «riking
blonde beauty "110 b• been
Cc .. ta Mesa's "Mia Tinsel ..
and a photographer'• model,
became attracted to theater
ltt~t fall at the H11lltlngton
""'"'acb Playhouse, and now
it's number one on her • r :iority list. PAMILA BROWN
The studio abo ...
three "Pauline" pilots with
Pam for televilion. Oa
.-·featured Boone. a o o t lt e r
GatT . vtuon and the lat
Larry Storch. None 10ld.
"THER E ARI 'AR more opportunities available Now Pam hu a couple
::1 t~e rep company than in a normal clusroom situa-or weeb to wait on her
t.'on,". she aven. "Working wttb tbe rame people every Univvsal option. Iha is~
,,-:>y, you get to know them and learn their abilities lnJ the ltudio won't ~
:.:r.d you become more secure in JOCl't otrn." ' her • rt r • er d I n a r i l y ~1iss Hayton, of Corona def Mar, j.J just out of remunerative contract. Qie ~lljh school but alttady has taka eeveiral important w~ta ~ '=t tbe 11 :eps along the dramatic road wiU. her .otk at SCR appec-ju.c 11 , Mmirtplar
-moft notably aa Nellie ln "Playbor ol the Western memlM!r of HI c. T v • 1 World'' -•nd in UCJ's "Marat/Sade' ~ a stunning "R.ow-. and'Ma1ia La~
prtrayal of Charlotte Corday. Jn." Un1"'1at loim her out
"It's nice to know you can make miatakes in for the 1bcnr, collectlq ber
training," she commenu, "while reallzlllg the bound• aa.tary m the procaa1 an
of your own talent." Miss Hayton will be seen ln the while PQinC .n • t
rut Saturday' a lrllb night, playing the young daughter 1;:=====;===~===:::;;;:::==:=:=:::::1~11
in "Juno and 8~ Paycock" and the mad woman
in "'J'bt Ploutb the Stan.'' both by Sean O'Casey.
Tbe goalt of tbe 1rvine Repertory Theater can be
summed up in Va Landingham's wordL "You just
s try to become •• pl'Of usional as you possibly can."
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Men in Service
• Three Harbor Area men
srlduated after nine wee.ks <t. buic · 1raininl at the
Naval Trlilllnl Center, San
. Diep.
'Dsey are Seaman Apo
prentlc. TMaau E. Parry,
IOD of Mr. and Mn. Travis
H. Parry, M2 Seal St., Costa
Mesa; Robert R. Clelud.
son of Mrs. Delores Ullon,
1278 Mandrell and B*11
8. Balley, 1o"l of Mn. Alex
Lutzoff, 912 10th St, both of
HWltiJlltoD Beach.
Capl Lois J. Mlahan,
daupter ol Mr. and Mrs. I>J>n Minium Sr., 13241 El ~ado Drive, Sell Beach.
la 1ervtng as a member of
the 3802nd Air Base Win& at
Offutt AFB, N_,, The unit
hu earned tbt U.S. Air
Force Outatandl.nl Un l t
Awud for "eiceetlona111
mer:ltorlou" performance.
'Jbe captain 11 a tupplJ
.taff wUii penonnel «&er.
Airman LC. KID L. cm.., IOll ol Mr. and Mn. Lulle N. CarUc1n, 5.142
Loyola Aff.1 Westnilnster,
sraduted With bmion frOm
U. S. >Ji,, l'arce Teclmka\
School. fmtry AFB, Colo.
Tbe airman. a 1oclear
Wupoal IS*l&Jllt, Jw ~ aulped to the Air Defense
Cmamud, Siltl)'OU CoalltJ
Airport.
Lanct ~l Peter A. OI·
sart, USMC, IOD a( Mn.
Roy Wlllon, 4Ge Broadway,
Costa Mesa, hia b e e n
assigned to the 1st Light
AnU-Aircraft Mllalle Bal·
talion, ut Marine A.trcraft
LEGAL NOO'ICB
Wing near Da Nang, Viet.
nam.
Mn. Nellie C. Leopold,
715 Nard1sut Sl. Corona
del Mar, lw been presented
a pboto,rapb ol her tbakinl
band.I with Pre1ident
Jobnaon at Marine Corps
Air Station. El Toro, 1987,
during bis vi.lit there on the
lt'lnd annJvenary of the
Mar ln t Ccrpa. Mrs.
Leopold'• daughter, Donna
Leopokl. bu retired from
fhe Navy Nune C«1>I after
1ervin1 28 yura.
Army Staff Sgt. Robert
P. Derby, whose wHe. Lyn
Derby lives at 1Wl Maple
Ave., Q>eta Meea, baa been
aulgned as a scout pla~
1ectlon sergeant in Troop
C, 7th aquad:t'on, 17tb Afr
Cavalry ol tbe America
Divillon't l9lll Light Infan· ~ Brtclde, Vletmm. ·-...., B. Olenlll, 14, ton
ot Mr. ud Mn. Fbard
B. a.n1al of 2112 Vista
Dcndo. NtwpOl't Beach,
completed bdaatr1 bulc
trainiDg .t Part l>1a 184 Ml 1-n ulltned of Officer Candi·
date School, Fl Bennint,
GL for further tra1nJDI.
Spec. s. ,.., J .
......... , U.S. Army, 23,
toll of Mn. MarJ Klafman,
19t0 rederal Ave., Costa
Meta. baa been awarded the
Army Commendation Medal
for meritorloal aemc. in Qul on, V\etnam.
• ~ Koebm&D, ta a
iv• r with the Dd
nglneer Company. H l 1
father, Ala Kaufman, livea
in Penna,tvania.
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POTIJ(T ,.f"lfiA TES -Three of Orange Co~ .~llege's basketball
-stars cbaPlily their. Yfarts in ttae cbampionthlp lhoWdOMI with Fuller·
· oon. Ed Babiuch (21), Craig Fttccoer (35~ and ·~ Carrido (13) will
see action tonifh1 •t OCC when tile Buc.s. battle the .arcwt all4tan
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third with one aboerd that cleS'ed
a 25-foot fe6ce aad lmded in die street
beyood to get tlte Bucs a lead they newr lest: 'Jbe big center fielder .alto
driJ.led a triple with ·cioe aboard in the
fifth.
Haas, now · 4-1 fot the yew for
Coacb w~ Pi'ckena ·went the
l"OUte, flOlling .even et •alkini a
patr.
Mike Leppa ~d a pa.tr ot bue lllt.
for the Buca along with sing)etona by
Steve Yocom, Bill Eller and RarJd1'
Bran. ' ·
'lbt Bue. are now 2·1 in tht lnl•t
EC.euon. yi(h wins owr tbt Indlu1
llMI Goldeq West. The on!y 8ucs locs
came at the hlads of Santa Ana aod
John Vau&llrt, 1-0.
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doW1l between M4 UCLA bltw a
fuse FrtcUy nflb* wheJl Cal'•~
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' Th~. f!Ms Jtn¥led Troy two games
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trade foes and SC's only bor>& now is
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agam.t tht Bru!Os -a m~ unlikely
tou.rD•ment·botmd Redcoatl.
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marvelous Jobn Mui, wbo averased
27 points per game far q,e 11-Ult
EC schedule. And be'a blCktd by
a flow of talent wbicb indlldel: ·
aiartes Br.au Clf.t) and 1Qn\
J..,-nes 17.S) frorn Mt. SAC; the
Fullerton duo of M1b Wella (10.4)
IDd Cllarlle Deftnls (10.1): Chaffey's
&hooting ace, Tom Wat~ (21.3);
Santa Ana's Dave Kiefer (18.7), Sao
Berdoo's Doui • Wealcb (18.7); the
Cypress twosome of Steve PUuao
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Wood Second
GENEVA, Switzerland (AP) -Ptlg-1,-R~~s c' r~~eFd ~'t 8. sho:.. jump gy Fleming, Olympic ac;*i p\edai win· ....., no;nu ~J w u ner and defending cheml>iOll, virtually
shot with 11 sec&nds left in an over· made certain of her thlrd straight'
ti ·od 6.. ..a Calif £ world figure skating title today by me pen w a~ve ern a an up-bui.ldin.g up a huge lead at the end o(
-.91."Padficf \lletoey P'~y ntcbt the compulsory figures.
ov., ,Soutbelil_ QJliforpia:· __ ' , Barring a bit o( Ma·rc.'l madness. the
Trojan Bill H"mtt had hit a short announcement of the winner will be
rebound shot wlth one second left in II. mere formality at the end of Satur· 1'9gulati~ to tk!~ score at 78. . dat nights' Cree skating final.
P1av>n.,.. wtthddt \g.f...d lftt"-cent•r · The 19-year-old student teactM from ~ • o uvv vn ~ Oolorado Springs, Colo.. totaied .u,e
utes cil tbe ov~: Cal used five perfect ordinal score of 9.0. meaning
Bob t>rMsley ~ more than four mln· that each of tne nine judges rallked
ht b her first. a1d 1209.7 points aftet the s~alg bukets: y Cri:tch!ietd• for the six compulsories.
vt<:10rY• · ;.,. , , 1 .&mmerich ·DaiWM' Of Au1\fia, rt·
Presley, wh~·touled out .just after / t.alMd iti4 men'& .-orld figvre skating :tove~& IConcl 21 of his 11 c.h~ior.Jhjp F:-riday rug.ht des pi~ a · -, ' "" torr.kl challenge Crom Tim Wood of
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PHILADF!LPHIA (AP) -High
Ydnda ripped holes Friday In the roof
of Philadelphia's '12 million Spectrum
for the second time ln two weeks
and Mayor James H. J. Tate closed
the new apOrts arena "iDdefinitely."
''The salety of the people is para·
mount." Tate said in his a]' noUricttn~ot that the ovaJ.sha~
arena ~ be closed until necessary
repair' ar:i made.
The mayor's action meant can-
cellation c>f a National Basketball
Association game Friday n I g h t
between the Philadelphia 76ers and
Los Angeles La.kers.
On Sunday, the Flyers National
Hockey-League team is scheduled. to
play Oakland at Spectrum.
The following night, the Busler
Matbil./oe Frazier heavyweight fight
js tb be lllbown at the Spectrum from
New York in a c Io s e d -circuit
televi.ion.
; A Philadelphia 76ers spokesmao
said, however, the NBA champion•
expect to be back in tht Spectrum
for a'March 5 game with San Diego.
The postponed game with Los
Angeles will be played here March
11 or Mardi 18, he added.
Winds, measured by the Weather ~u-·at up to 50 mile& an nour,
ripped ~oles in the roof near wnere
it was H\'erely damaged Feb. 17,
with a I~ estimated at ~.ooo.
About ~ employu o( the Spectrum
were in the buildinc Friday. When
the roof wu dame&ed last month.
about 10.000 were on tiand for the \tart oC an ice show matinee.
The crowd was evacuated and the
buildini cloled for .several da1• wiW
repairs w«• made. ·
Wayne Lalor. Spectrwn JUperin·
tendent, said Fridaf's trouble. oc·
curred when workmen were repe.lrinl
a ''blister" that developed on the toof
Thursday.
Special Confab
To Consider
Olympic Row
. ts• ht ~ balf. Blcomfteld 'Hills, Mich., while Peggy
Cdtthftel.d ~ 218 po~ts, but only F~eming of Colorado Springs. C~lo., IRVINE NETTERS nine came 1n th ·tirst hali. . ghded sm06ttlly toward her t h 1 r d
The Trojans · orln( was topped bv straigbl w0f'k1 crown .
Ron Taylor's 21 Jim Marcb•s 23 and Taking the ice last of the favorites, TOPPLE FOE, 8-1 Hewitt's ~.. the 23 • yur ·old Viennese salesman
CHICAGO (AP) -President Avery
Brunda&e o( the InternaUooal O~c
Committee, after conferring with
Mexican Olympic officials, announced
Friday that he will call a .special
meeting of the lOC's Ex.cut1ve Board
to considet the boycott-harassed re-en-
try of South Africa in the 1988 01,rmpic
Games at MexiCQ City in October.
South Africa "will J.1J>der n o
circumstances withdraw from the
Olym,,tc games," Rank Braun, presi·
dent o( the Souttl African Olympic
Committee said Fri4ay night.
Braun was commenting on a
Chicago ~ that a special meeting
of the International OIYfllll'c Com·
mlttee's Executives board will be call·
ed to consider the withdrawal from
the 1968 Olympics by 38 nations pro-
testing South Africa's readmission
to the game.
The UCLA Bt\1.lns. with an incted-gave a s~bly c~tryled ~X<hibition of
ible first half blitz, scorched . the In· f~ee skating. to w.., t_Us thtrd consecu· dlana and clinAhLI ti f th p . t1ve world hUe with a tot.al ol l2 or· fie a . -.u a e or e &CJ· dinals a.od 2,195.2 points.
..., ?asketball .lftJ.e. Wood, who was a fraction ahead of Trailln~ U.1~ with_ 7: 12 ione, the Danzer after . ttle compulsories. des-
Bruins hit 21 ~ their next 22 sh.otl perately tried to stay in the lead with
and pulled in front ..,-30 at the hall. some fearless jumping, but a slip dur·
UCLA •h.ot 74 Pi' cenf trom the field ing a triple salchow leap cost him and,
The ,Brulna k t uo the oiUenslve and 2,180.9 ~ints.
SAN DIEGO -UC Irvine's vars1ty
tennis team continues to wrec.k the
opposition, this time 8 • I over Cal
We9te.rn on the losers' courts Friday.
Coach Myron McNamara pointed
out the steller play on Earl O'Neill.
Steve Teal and Gayle Dukelow in the
Anteaters' easy victory .
O'Nelll and Teal teamed up to ~in
their doubles match 8-1 along with in-
dividual wins in the singles matches.
"Preparations are already under
way here to C1>mpete in the Games,
and all arrangements will have been
made by the time the Repul)llc
receives its invitation," Braun said.
ln the firft ~ u Lew Ale.in dor as in the Olympics. he had to be CQTI· ~ ;.'J of his . tent wl'b second place with 15 ordinals
P~•ate In U.. eond halt as Lucius
Allen tcored l9 his 21 Pol..ntc. UCLA ~~~~=s~:-::.dSS:S2~terethe Sherrill Muscles· OCC
The victop-w~s UCLA1$ 5?th in its
last 58 games.
Brundage, who h\lddled more than
nine boors in two aepll'lte sess19u
with three Mexico City delegates, Nid
be would codlult the JOC &iec..uUve
Board members to let a ~t
Stanford was Jed by Mal McElwain
~d Art Harris w1tl> ~4 )ll!d 12 respect-1very1
Trojans Surprised
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BrundAlge, 1'tw> prevtoualy hid
studfaaUy contended tl\e ~c
Games would be held no matter ~
countries withdrew in tbe race<allied
controversy. had met with Pedro
Ramirel Vasquez, chalrmu of the
Mex108ft organWns committee, wbo
. was accompanied by two MuJcan
Grer $ierrill scored a weight double
to lead Orange Coast Oollege to an
8a·57 track and field victory over Riv -
erside Friday afternoon at the Tigers'
oval.
Shenill to56ed the shot 43-3'h and
came ~k to win the discus with a
13&-3 to,s.·
"I'd tiave to say that was our best
individual effort of the day," com-
m~nted Occ coach Jim Mcllwaln.
Hal Boftor1h, OCC's di~e t:httat
f!rom Sta D)eto, woo ~ mile in
4~-.
The Pir.tes took both sprint blue
d b'bont -.Ralph Kelly taking ttie 100
in 10 ft.at and Jeff Baker bagging the
220 iD 23flat.
In tM ~· vault. the Pirates picke6
up llDOUMr fieW eveot win. Or ..... Coatt won both relay eveota,,
the MO in fa.t and the mile in 3:52.0.
Dave Stephens won the 440 ror Coast.
in SU.
Mike Pomeroy took the 120 blib
hurdles ift tu.
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CdMWins
By GLENN WHITE
Of IM Dei:Y 1'1191 Sltff
GLENDORA-Btll Bloom has never
been one to mmce words when giving
the lowdown on his Corona del Mar
Hillh basketball team.
And so it was Friday night after his
Sea Kings had Umped by helpless Arc·
adJa. 57-45. in I.he ClF basketball play-
offs staged at Glendora High.
"It ~as our poorest game of the
ye:ir," he lamented when reviewing
the evening's course of events. Thank
goodnus we wern't playing Marina to-
ni~ht. If we 'd have played like this
against them . . . " He never finished
the statement.
But In view of the fact one of his
· two losses was a 62-48 spanking at the
Und! of the Vikings, you got the im-
pression he didn't think his crew was
playing wen enough to give pie Vikes
a tussle.
"Maybe they were looking by Arca-
dia. anticipating our Tuesday game
with Marina." he continued.
"At any rate. It was a poor effort. / The defense and our rebounding saved
It for us."
Corona del Mar hardly played like
the team seeded fourth in the coveted
eliminlltlons, ranked second in Orange
County and owner of a 24-game win
streak.
The Sea Kings committed 21 tum-
oven -one less than Arcadia -had
a wretched nJgbt of shooting free
throws and they couldn't hit from out-
side.
But they did do a Job on the boards
'with John Yule and Phil Jordan pick·
log up the slack when the rest of the
team was performing tllte an age
group quintet.
They each snagged 15 rebound!. And
Yule poured 23 points through the
hoops while Jordan settled for 15.
Jim Kindelon picked Ul> a doien.
Corona de\ Mar trailed only three
times in the duel -4-0, t>-5, 11-10.
Kindelon's steal and subsequent lay-
up with four seconds left in the flrst
quarter eave the wiMers a 12-11 lead.
The only time they were again men-
aced was in the third period when the
A.,aches made a run at them.
Four straight rebound shots-thr~e
bv Yule. one by Jordan -got the Sea
,. Kincis off ouickly in the closing mo-
-m"nts and the margin built up to 53-38
with 2:21 left..
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54-48 Win Over COvinn .
By EARL GUS'l'KEY °' ...............
Martu•a VJ..tinel, iii delperate foul
trouble, bane oa triJ1!1:> •w&h the
WlllDinC momenta Friday night llld
floallJ bMt Corilla, SHI, II a CIF
second roanc1 ba•Utbl• pi.,o« cam• at Fountain Valley ID&ta ScDool
~ lets ap a VIttDi-Carona
del Mar match Tueaday, poulblJ at
die Lone Beadl Spcrta Aftm_
Wltb • bowllnc capedty °' 2,Jill looting on, lrlarm.'1 -.et«m M for· nrct. 'Bill .Moon, pt.a,td tbt entire
fow1b quart« wttb tour perecml foub
and f.8~ center Mart Sode.rM't plaJ·
ed tbe lame'• last 4:.JS with foar
fouls.
But Covina's plight wa even worse
In the foul dep~. Tbe Q>lta, who
wound up ttle ye• 24-4, ~ center
Dave White OD fotUI with •:26 lelt to
play.
''That aHoW1d UI t.o work the ball m to Mark euier," Mir* cOlldl
Lute Olson said afterward.
"That may ~ been h diffmnce
in the game.''
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CIF VOLLEYBALL -No, it's actually basketball.
But Marina's Bill Moore (33) looks like he's in a
volleyball game here with Covina's Jim Dixon, Bill
Cooch (51) and Bob McCormick (right). Marilla sur-
vived ~ame foul trouble ta beat Covina, 54-48,
et Fountain vaney High School Friday night.
Maybe to, but there w e r e ttree
mighty big offensiv. p.,.. loMed by
Marina that seemed, each time, to
tftak game Covina'• back.
Tbe first was a trtmendou ~ia
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Rohbbu Hits 31
New Orleans
Belts Amigos
NEW ORLEANS CAP) -Red Rob·
bkM se<red 31 points and grabbed 23
rebounds to lead the New Orleans
Buccaneers to a US.114 ~ divis-
ion Amerkan Basketball AslOciation
victory CM!? the Anaheim Amigos Fri-
day night.
Robbins scored 15 points in the open-
ing quarter for a 38-27 lead and wtw>n
AnaOeim closed to 62-58 at mtenni.ss-
ion Robbins added 11 points u the
Bucs pulled away in the !:turd period.
They led by as many as 18 points mid-
way Ill the quarter.
The Bucs' Jimmy Jones tut 9 of 11
from the floor and nine ol 10 from
the charity line for 27 points.
Warren Davis had 22 points and Ben
Warley, with five three· pointers, bad
21 for Anaheim.
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SPORTS
CLIPPED
SHORT
From lite Wlre. et AP /UPI
BREMEN. Germ.any -Greg Buck-iniham of St.anford University, better-
ed the w<rld record for the 200-meter
medley Friday night with a time of
2 10 1 at the 12th Bremen lateroation-
al Swimming Tournament.
Budtingham. who holds the world
record of 2: 11.3. did oot qualify for a
new mark, however. because 12le race
was conducted in a 25-meter and not
the offtCJal 50-~ter pool.
* * * TORONTO (AP) -Tracy SmJtl. a
private In the UnJted States Army,
broke his own world Indoor three mlle
rttord Friday night, finl1Mnf l• lJ
minutes, 15 1econds flat la die Tele-
gram-Maple Leaf Gamel.
Smith'• previous record Wat 13: 11.Z,
set In the United States' AAU cham-
pionship• 1 year ago.
Earlier, Will~ Davenport of Soa"-
trn Unlvenlty had matched the wwld
Indoor marke of 5.9 1econd1 in the It-
yard bordle1.
* * * SEATTLE I APl -Phil Houser of
Southern California smashed h I 1
hours-old mark in the 200-vard butter·
fly Friday night to contin-ue the Tto-
jans' domination of the Pac1fic-8 Coo-
ference swimming championships.
Houser churned the distance in
1 :5" 6 to take two full seconds off the
mark he had established m the after-
noon preliminaries.
Southern California won four of tt\e
six event& to end two days of competi-
tion with 328 points. Stanford was sec·
ond witti m points and UCLA moved
into third spot with 154.
Stanford'$ Dlck Roth. the world rec.
ord holder 111 the 400-meler indivtdual
med~y, set Ille only othi!r confer~
record Friday.
He took the 400-yard individual med·
ley willh a time of 4: 18 to better IM
mark of 4:18.2 he set last year.
Houser was serond in that event u
the deptil ol the defending cham4>ion
Trojans dom Ll\8Md the even ts
Washington moved into fourth spot
wttb 118\', points, followed bv Oregon's
105, California's 54~. Oregon State's
54 and Washington State's 31.
* * * LONG BEACH -UCLA s Harold
Buaby and Southern California's Len-
nox Miller resume thelJ' sprinting duel
today when they clash in the 100-yard
dub at the 27th annual Long Buel\
Ret.ay._The flrst big outdoor compe-.
tiUon of the season.
MUler and Busby had sensational
~sbman seasons with both zippint
home In 9. t two years ago al Long
Beach. Last year Busby was bothered
by numerous injuries but Miller went
Oft to anchor a world record-breakina
440 relay team -38 &.
·Oilers Clobber Bellflower,
~
Advance
Sunny Hills Next
After 83-48 Win
Over Buccaneer s
By ROGER CARLSON
NORWALK -Huntington B e a ch
rolls ..vito the CIF' AAA baaketball
quamr-fmals aft.er disposing of Bell-
flower Friday night, 83-48, at Cerritos
College.
The victory sends the Oilers into
their first confrontation with a league
champion.
Sunny Hills, champs ln the Freeway
League looms as the threat to Hunt-
ington Friday nJgl\t after upsetting
powerful Long Beach Mllllltan, 73-68.
Coach Robert Foerster, of Bell.flow·
er, was asked to compare the victor·
ious Huntington team with those that
his team had met earlier.
"They are the belt fast-breaking
team we've met without a doubt."
From start to flnlsb it was a race to
see bow many polnta the Oilers could
put up on the board!.
There wasn't much elu to consider.
The runnerup in the San Gabriel Val-
ley L e a g u e was no match for
Combl' crew.
Huntln,ton posted a quick tlve-
poi.nt bulge at the start and then just
Dpt adding to the margin throughout '" •
the game until the final ~point mar-
gin ended the slaughter.
Combs later•commented. "I thought
we played pretty good defense."
His understatement was confirmed
particularly In the nrst half when the
Sunset champions threw a full-court
press on Bellflower and forced the
losen into 13 turnovers while romp-
ing to a 37-20 lead at the half.
In the second half, Combe' wreck-
ing crew let ofl on the preu and con-
centnted on blttinc the bucket from
every angle.
Fut break or set-shot. It didn't
matt moch difference. as Huntington
flnilhed the nicht with a 48 5 percent-
ace from the field on 33 of 6ll shots. ._.."....,....
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LOW BRIDGE -Olltt reserve Brad Snyder {2b) jnl geta out of the
way of high-flying Dulf Wilmoth (43) ot Benflower. ReerT• played
out the last few minutes of the 83-48 victory for Hu.ntinetCIJ in th•
CIF playoff basketball game at CerriCJOs College.
We ekend Sports on TV
SATURDAY
U:• a.a. ~11) L -SWIM
MEET -USC VI. Ua.A. Bill
Welsh poolside at Bevwl1 Hrtla
High.
CIF Basketball Pl8yoff Stores
t:• j.m. (4) L -BASKET·
BALL -Loyola at UCSB. Rosi
Porter eourtllde ln 8 a 11 t a
Barban.
· 1:• P·•· (I) a. -BAUBT· BAU -WUb. It or.,.._
l"rmk Shu coaruldt.at Eu~
AAA
Compton ... Cal B1P 6.1
At'laUca 11, Veiatura 80
Omu del Mar 57, Arcad\a 4S
Marina M. Co'rina •
Rtmtincton IS, Btl.U101rtr 4'
&ma, Hills 73, MlWbn •
Ncnb Tornnce 15, Morntniauw n
Nocrt Damt 70. Monrovia S4 t
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LOii otalNim, Jl H. Siket. Jack
Wbit.aker, Car1 MI dd I e c e ff
mJkeilQI .. f'lreltol! c c t
A OIL
1::1 t•· (4) CF -&UNG -.. stl Breed," with film dJpc.
•ti bll'ecUta. lrlt:.rvle
•:• ,,.._ (l) CL -IANTA
•
Off the Slopes ..
SWlom Action
Slated S u_nda~
Ski New1
boWa •• I BM9r16tld
ICbool teacher.
GeortellO is recoverin1
from a lboWder operadoft
aod ....,. be uubJe to cam.-
pN llit )teat for tile ~
lbe'd hope to win an •·
pncedeDted ftNt time.
'Dlree-tfme wlaner Otto
Sarto of Saa Jose will
f urlllJb Ray Pelion witll
some tl Ml ~ com·
petilSoa. and .... ol count,
tbeN la Bal~.
Sarlo, -imiructor at Dodie Rklae. ii curnat N•·
tional Veteran. Gf aa
Slalom titlist, and Roberts,
Dodge lUdge Public Rela-
tiolis. has been practising
on barNll 1table1 in w~t
appears to be a trajning
Innovation to knock all com·
petitioo from the field.
Roberti ii well~ as
a serious vet.a competitor
on t'egular 'stats. wru th:s
dark horse win?
Trick skier Art Furrer
will forerun tM course, u
well u present a special
one--hour. o n · t h e • h i I I
performance at 2 p.m.
k>llowtog the r~.
Sonora Pa 1 • Vaca·
tionl.Md. Dode-Ridi• Ski
Alu, and Dode-~&• Sid
Distance Run
Set Sunday
At Newport
Over 80 long d.lstance run·
nera betwtell tbe ages of 10
aoct «> will stride to the
starting line at Corona del
Mar Hig'h School Sun~y
for the 13th annual Newport
ll 1 a c h 10.mUe han&cap
run.
The race starts at t a.m.
ct.h are agai& ~,...
in& the aru1ual e~t,
Dodge Ridge is reached
from Southern Calitomia by ta.kin« Higitlway 99 north to
meet H'-w_, IOI eul Call
ahead for rtlet"Vatiu'la.
JUDI MouGtalft Ski Qub
b hOilClnC a 11-tlalom
tcmonvw for JuDton, wttlle
1he Far W•t Ski A.11oc.la-
Uoa JUillar Nadou.I Team
1t pnparlftl to COlftpeU
a111nat an akl &~ of
UM U11illtd ~. S t l
MIOd&Uoe at Bor.emu. MoataM. ~ U.lt.
TEAii lllDIBD.S
~.;::i:r. ~:.
0(.. 1i1amJMUJ; S I D d 'I
PoWff, Cheryl BddoU;
ad Ellubeth Yowacer ol T.-., ltltaie Mania Of
Mop&. C.,,., We.t of &apt Bowl. .... OU'il OllOll ol H..._11 VaUeJ, ..U. UM
boJ• aro Eric Poul.Mat Du
Mo.ey, John Sb t •ha a.
Gary Nal)e, aod Bllkb
Sbeebae ol Taboo; Joergen
Llunapldl; CUff ~ nm
Tbompaon, P•rr1 'JbamOtOD and Ma'C Gol4· 8ChnUdt .;. ~: JJe
Bryen and Cedu1 8}')'H ol
HuYlllJ1 v...,, and Cralc
S.b.8abolt&tr aed S t u a r t
Wtti.t ot Sol• Bowl.
Bruct Bell, pruiltent ol
~ Ba)' wau.. llDd a
JDlmbtr ol Ute Kratka
Rillee Ski PMrol. lefOnnl
mo M the Kratka Rid&•
Junior Race Clult fl p~
Dine 111 utemlvc.. procram
for a ... IV and V (11 years
and under) junior racers for
nut year.
PRIMARY GOALS
The de~lopment of sl<i
racing ability, ttle promotion
of wholesome group at·
titudes, lots ol skiing, and
an abwoce oC preesUtt are
primary goals. Wfth a
minimum of expense · aod
some parental involvement
also considerations.
A meetlftg Is planned f lr
mid·Aprd to set up summet-
tramlng, fund r a i s i n g •
Sftater orders, and !O
forth.
lntttested junJor akiera
iuy contact ooe ol the
following p e r s o n 1 for
further detailJ: Bruce Bell,
Mil Sprlogford Drive. Sun
Vaioy. Calif. 9 1S52,
te~ (213) ?t'1-1150;
Mary Hensley, P. 0. Box
iae. La Canada, car. uon,
telephone 1%13) 249-IM9, or
Merritt Stanfield, 2 3 6 6 3
Martha St., Woodland Hills .
CaUf. 91364, telephone (213)
34().36Tl.
Without more particiJ>it.·
Uon local Wini is limited
ai1d dependent on daytime
temperatures. CaiJI (213) AT
7·W711 for tile lat.est repo~t
on conditioM and wh.lch
areas are in operatioo.
Mamm<>th Mountain has
a bast' of about li.x feet.
while June Mountain reports
two to four feet.
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tored by ~ city Parka,
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partmast anct tbe Newport Upset' Bacb Optimist Club. • GWC Swimmers
The race will start at CdM
ffiCh, proce,d south alone s . c· ~~:; ~.~~~ urpr1se 1trus,
through Eutbluff and flni1b
49-45
at the high school. Golden West College pulled Golden Weal had to come
Trophies will be awardtd off jts biggest upset In two from b e h I n d in the rinal
to the first five handicap seasons of intercollegiate event. the 400 freestyle re·
finishers, the first five fast· .. ming Friday, skunking lay, to beat Citrus. Coach
est tlmet, the flnt finisher the No. 2 team ln the East· Tom Hermstad's relay out·
over 40 years of age. the em Conference. Citrus, 49· flt of Bruce Kranz. Steve
first flnJlhtr over 50 and the 46. in Huntington Beach. Scheilblauer. Gerry Drent
first Newport Beach rUMer While the Rustlers were· and Mike Haber turne~ the
to finish. ~taging their surprise. Or· proceeding~ into turmoil.
Certificates will be flven ange Coast was beating both 1t was Haber who nostd
to all entranu who flnlah Chaffey. 94-11. and Cerritos. <!u~ Citrus' Stan Wyne at fhe
the race. 71·24, at Oange Coast. finish.
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Estancia, MD
Diamond Victors
Estancia and Mater Dei
racked up Orange Coul
area baseball victories Fri·
day afternoon.
The Eagles blanked La
Quinta 2-0 in Costa Mesa
while Mater Del wsa admln·
tsterl.oi a 14-6 bombing at
Corona del Mar.
The losers Friday were
Costa Mesa. 8-6 to Orange,
and Fountian Valley, 1-0 to
Servile.
And thre waa a tie game.
In a contest halted because
of darkness, Laguna and El
Dorado were deadlocked
at 7.7 alter seven innings.
In that Laguna game,
Steve Shapard homered
with Jim Kuhn aboard in
the first inning.
The gam., will not be re-
scheduled.
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In Shorty S1nith Relays
Marina High placed fnurth
In P'rlday afternoon's w1nrl·
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annual 8"orty Smith Reta)~
at Santa Ana College
Coach Jaclr Rowan'$ Vik·
ln11 teond tn ftve ·of nlnf>
ewnta ill OMtloo 11 compl'·
UUon. Compton won the d1
vlt.lontl championship with
la Point.. Santa Ana. $el'
CIDd, hall a. Marlna scored
lOt Wtatminetu t.
8util Au VaOey captort'd DI.via. 1 booars with 31 pomu.
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Tbankt to Lacy's 11nappy
dash, Marina ba1u1ed a at<'·
ond in Utt race to match
the socond It got in lhf' 8·
man 880.
Westminster'• only splash
of the afternoon come In the
4·man two miler where
coach Jack Hed1ea' crew
copped a eecond jn 8:23.9.
The top Uon mark turned tn
wa1 the ncbor tea of Den·
nla LYman lo 2:01.6.
Happte.t man an the track
•aa SM.ta AH coach Earl Ensmin.
"t'm JI.lit u happ1 as t
could be, com!ft8 within lour
PQlntl of ComptOI\," M 1ald.
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h.ad, we mllht !'lave won ...
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Four Area Swimming Teams
.
Roll Up Impressive VictoJ1eS·
.t'our ol the Orao,. Cout
area'• 1cbooll 1euliltd nrlJn
oppoaentt by hu&e m•19"
Friday afttmoon while Gftly
one suffered a defeat, by the
narrow margin of a Jost N!·
J.ay.
1''ounta.ln Valley scored a
~ided 73.23 victory over
Le~r ii\ the varsity di·
vLliorl, was equaMy powerful
1n the Beet. 86-e, but 1o6t in
Cet competition 45·35.
0.vld DeGr..-d r e w
praite from Estancia Coecb
Lu Cutler for leadinc the
Eqles to a 74-ll vict«y ov.
er Redlandl. The Ea1lee OV·
•nrhelmed ~da. 55-22.
in ll&btweight action alao. In
middleweight competition,
the Eagles prevailed by a
scant t~ points. 44-42.
Newport Hirt>« was aU
~ious, Whipping Buen.a
P.vk by a 65--30 count in var-
1//Jty -.atioo. 7'2-13 io the Bees
and 47..JO iJ) Cee.
c.crona del Mar destroyed
Gkndora in vanity compe.
t;Uort, 69 • 17 The middle·
welebt and lightweight op·
ponents fell to the Sea Kings
by the SC«"H of 49-37 and 42-
32.
A narrow kJi9I in the open.
Int event. ttle medley relay,
colt Costa Mesa the veroict
against J.U,ncho Al.amltos.
Rancho prevailed by a 50-
45 count. Rancho also won
Bee honors. 45-U but ttle
Mustarigs came bade to cop
the Cee competitlon, ~.
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its flrat-evre CIF varisty U· ~o:or 1.J,""h •i-.-': /:I tt; tie by downing Santa Monica 1 wL-llfl cw1 r.r.
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-i.tecl l'rOl4 Wrltor
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-----. ' ) .. -\.. "" SACRAMENTO -Jeqe Unruh, ~·G;~;;
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since 1981 speaker of the California
ANe.mbly, Is a man of many flcell
-shaper of laws, muter politidan.
critic Of Republican Gov. Req:au, to
ntme a In.
In all bi.I sphe.ret of actl•ity be
Is widely conceded to wield greaL
power: He It commonl1 called the
lt8te'1 molt influential Democrat.
When be said recently be thought
be coo1d have hi1 party's nomination
for the U.S. Seante "for the asking,"
it probably wu DO exaggeration. For
bis power II real.
Part of it ttem1 trom the man and hiJ job. He ii inteUJcent. uticulate, tough. and a1 1peaker has
a band ln mo.t major )egfslattve and
party affairs.
BUT UNRUH bu a further MJUree
of power : the men around him .
.• his staff, and a coterie of friends
and Usoclates who them.aelves are
men Of power in Oali!ornia.
Jt Is these men who -if Jesse
decide• at the age Of 45 to try in
19811 for tbe seat Of Republican Sen.
TbOmu H. Kuchel -will be worlr:lng
to make sure be gets the belt possible
chance.
Unruh bu come a long way since
the day1 when he wu the portly
"Big Daddy" of Sacramento. Ha'a
slimmed down. He dreue1 natWy,
He jokes • lot. He projects the lmege
of• smooth, level-headed operator.
He has caat hlmaelf in the role
nf def!nder of tbe poor, lick and
etderly against the economy program•
of the Republican adm.inl1tratton.
BEHINl> HIM lD. hll l!'Ddeavor1 11
• group of poHtlcal veterul, backed
by cliver1e financial •upport from
buaine1smen.
Ultl"Jb and three other Democrata
"really run thb: house," uy1 one
legislator.
Be listed Auembly Majority Leader
George N. Zenovicli of Premo,
Assembly DemOCl"lllllc C • u c u 1
Chairman Winfleld A. Sboemater ol
Lompoc and Auemblyman B o b
Moretti of Nor4b Hollywood..
All three were flrll elected to 1be
Assembly after Ulll'Ub be c am e
speaker.
~ more than $3Xl,CllD ill
proceeds from January's '100...
plate telllmonial dhmer for Ute 1Aflibr. The funds wtll be ued for
~tic Alltmbly cams-Jgu -
to befp pre&en't Urrub'a .eat ti. power
u 1peaker.
OTHER MEMBERS of the f u n d
dilbuning committee are Unru.h,
Sboemaker and Zenovich.
Gonsalves ll dWnnen of the
A1sembly Rules Committee. wbicb
handles the touchy, Often tedious job
ot k • e p i n g prestlge-comcloua
assemblymen happy with their offlc.e •pace. number of staff aide• and
servicft in tbe Capitol garage.
The speaker's chief aide, Jack
Crose, says Unruh usually nays away
from Rules Committee meetlllga. But
the speaker's office goes over tbe
a&aoda "and U we want to raise
questioDJ about it, we do, ''Crou add·
ed.
Unruh a1Jo draws 1 up port and
cooperation from Republicans.
The most important Republican
committee po'1: b e 1 O D I I to
Assemblyman John G. Veneman of
Modesto, cba:irman of tile Revenue
and Tu:ation Committee. Last year
Veneman worked with Unruh on
modifications in Reagan's $1 billion
tax program. Veneman, like Unruh,
f.avor1 withholding of state income
taxes from pay checks in the face
of opposition from Reagan.
THE SPEAKER'S OFFICE claims
1ocxt reJatlons with Republican Minort-
ty r.e.te:r Robert t. Monagan Of
Tracy. although the GOP leader
argues vigoroualy with Democrata on
the Allembly floor. Much of the
debate', one Umub aid maintains. II
for tbe benefit of the public and the
pHSI.
Democrata aay the speaker never
pnrutftll for support Oil • bill lf
.
GOODBYE TO AN·IMA&E: UNRUH (LEFlJ IN 'EARt,Y 1960.. AT RIGHT SURVEYING HIS DOMAIN AFIER ~El.ECnON AS SPEAKER . .
lecti:Dg n~ newt and comment
and checking "all poesible IOU.r~s
of intelligence.'' ..
UNRUU'S CltlEF speech writer is
Matt Gokfbach, 31. Goldbach was
graduated from Loyo1a University of
Loi Angeles in English and was a
.. . \
War Widows' New Burden ~
'Humanitarian' Makes Them Targets of Anti-war Diatribe
new1paper writer. '
He worked on Unruh'• television l'lem u Eftertal la 1be W~gton bureau. Of the Allodated Deqember. A~ Of FayeUeville,
report to the people this January. Ode. ~Reeonl Presa. Her story began with: N.C., the J'OWl.C "Widow bad come to
But Goklbacb aay1 lJnnih 'redrafted The loudul uid mOlt rambunctSou1 ''Grle~g women wbo have io.t Ollet1 for her husbl.nd'a meinortat
$1 low-Dyed text t11.m.Mli. Goldbach's af the ...,.,,., and a.nti~t pro-butbands and tom in the Vietnam aentcea -and tt was bere tbat sh•
Jn 19'1, u...i. -"'!!!I-1114-
fresbman 11-eW to bU41M im•
pm1ul -ud 1mur-eom-mittee, a job Unruh held 10 year1
ago.
tA~GET
·Spctr, . .Jesait u.-11 the ~ bPger<for . .,. enfue
Repubtican. Party in California.
aa!orJi.flHOOa;•••" . ~•-b~!:C.to •-· --edb ,._ --• . ~· ~ tulef• tf. •American poticlee neyer war are ._.... su )eCt8Q • ...... ~-.• IW\.-.V er UI"•~ envo::iope from Hum• , .. ,te:11" . ~'?flu c;:tr ~ b ~ Ii. ~ Mare that their views ~e . 'if ~ dt•trlbe tent anoa.ymouly m... 1rben • returned te North ··:si!:f ·t.'otACl;'He i.ys they ar'11,~ ot1 h-1tarlan factors IJfilte 4 •• lhrougb the ~ail. Some Of ~t ·~• Carolina, b~ aDotber" batcb
mailed from throughout the it.ate. tieyond the grasp Of the rest Of US;.J American 1erv1cemew ltgtitlilg tn Viet· and turned it over to the Army.
Moretti, st, 11 a former "AMemblt
stall worker for the reapportiomnent
comm.Jttee. !lt •• •t. plordng .,.. and
he come• t..the pOmt w&en be taib
polltica: "J am overwhelmingly con-
' inced thattbl majoritJ ol. Democnta 'n the: ....,. an mtderllt& TbM
ould be the tmaae ft project.•
LAST YEAR Mortlltl auccuafully
:>nlOl'fld the bill apandln1 bone
icing In CaMornia for tlle first time
• 30 year1, permlUlnc night racm1
'ld mon lbarou~bred eompetitlon.
Shoemaker, ~. LI • boyillll:J 1ood.·
'ook.ing ronner Santa Barbara County
·1cher, chairman Of bk bilh school's
.oclal atudiee -Hill maDDel' 1a unauumnlg, oc-
cuionallJ ten.. and. lhraJ• friendly
-like the mutual fund Mleaman he
once wu.
The party caucua ta where the
Democretic ••emblyme:n decide tbe!r
official at.and on key I 1 1 u e 1 •
Shoemaker aaya tht c.ucua 11 nm
on "conct01U1," leaving policy flexible
enough to be studied and developed.
But when an lmportant partisan
debate gets rolllng_ in the Assembly
chamber, It usually ls Unruh who
deUvera the Democrat.II' tone-setting
ar«llment. And when the votes are
tallied, tlle Democrllta frequently all
votit tile same •11 -tlle wa, the
lptUer \'Offd.
The state'1 No. 2 Republican
party worker, Dennis Carpenter
al Newport Beach, believes the
aewn-year-old "Cal Plan" -
designed with the Ip e Ci fl C
purpose of wresting control of
the Legislaoture away Ir o m
Unruh-ii about to bear troll
Saya Carpenter, vice chairman
ol t.tle California GOP Com-
mittee:
"We waDt to put Unruh wtiere
he beloogs, as tbe Alsemblym.an
from Inglewood, period. We hope
to gain ftw or seven seata in
the Assembly um year and gain
at least ooe more ln the Senate.
That would do the trick.
"Unruh'• situation la more
desperate than moll people
realize. I think be ill serlout)y
consldering ruming for the U.
S. Senate. If be should lose con-
trol of the rtate be would be
a po11tical nobody.
"He dkl something for us.
BeatlD.g rum hes become the
rallying point fOJ" 1 t a t e
Republicans..''
be knows an assemblyman would be
'hurt with his d:istrict voters.
Unruh'a handllng of politics and bit:
1tudy oi intricate subjects aucb u
educational finance are aided by 1
ZENOV1CB. '5. ll • lawyer, spare-state-paid staff of si:1 men -four
tlme ball fiddle P.Yer and form.er ift Sacramento and two in the Los Finance and IDIUl'anc. O>mmittte Aqe1et arta.
cbalmwl. Q-ose, ~. Umub'1 chief 1ut1tant.
Hls colleagues clll hlm "Zeno." elll'DI 128.400 'a year. Br comparl90n, LouD&IDC bl hlJ front row ~lftTlbly Reagan's executive secretary, WUUam
teat, Ze:ncrrich &tvet the appearance p "·~ J I M• -•••u""" n-......... r., rece ve1 .....,,"""" ....... ....,,. ot an euy-~ feuuw -not the "I m111 help. the speak~ corita.ct
cort to handll tbe ann·twislin& and members to fiDd ou.t whet their feeling
CIJollq of fellow 11.lrmU.., that • ii and be more or less of an estenslon
mojor!V -trodltlonall:1 la sup. oi 111a1 -., as pollinc the ,...._
PGOz!:.t°td.• 1111 Joclalol"'" ha .,. f bet." .al)'I er-, a thort, Mriom
cladod ar! a..11 _ .. -. ,... P•-•ll6t ttme l!lce hla bou. "'"'""* _, ,..,. • ~ ID-·"CR08E JS a UM9 journll!it111
~g.:•:. ,. lfldl.tate ot P're11to State CoO.p and
"'""' ,..,,,....::!,) bao -with Unruh tlnce bo
.... '~~-. beclm• IPtaftt. ,,.A.~. Qole ncelnd ....... ., .. and
f puMd b 8'.te Bar Eumination
la_ -.Ho I01l hla -lob la ..... • 5 df,•Dy pnctidnc plbUc 11•."
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n. .i.,~ wwt with the w I ~:kld"1JllJM~, .. I rH''ltttadolt srl!dute
., .. tt c·• •·• -~. -.u .•• ,..,.
... 1~ ......... ..
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rangi11g fr~ .75 a "'.eek to_ h~ndreds From th1s platlorm, they pr~td nam are worse than cannibalJ." 0 THE riEMs pe~ w~k if there is a big I s I u e through a king li8t of so-called "Viola.. Amped to inve.tlpte the matter ONE F she received
1omg. . tions of hum.anit•ian concepts" em-alter the AP obt.aJned. cW1e1 of such from Hummel waa a diatribe (signed
Dunn, who earm SlO,&Xl a year, · • · Ille lal from the Widow' of a toldier bf , him) reflirrinl 14 · American worted a1 preu secr'elt.<ry to former )>odled in the role the U.S. la playlne , m r aervkiemen II barbarlam ·~ worse
Democratic Gov. Mike DiSalle of Ohio. ln Vietnam, Korea and elsewhere in :i.t lo ~~Miu He~ h= tba.n canniballt...AnoUla. ~ ag article
He later cllmprigned for former Gov. the cold and hot wan agalmt cOm. ~ -~ ..;...L.~.-... ...... ..:~ w,jtten , bf ~~ Btfthttt. an Edmund G. Brown. ) w"lD"SltCU e ... ___.. ..--•--. ·~~ o.fmmmdst.
Jn Southern Oltifoml.a, Unruh main-munism. "rille, Calif., and beartn1 the ntam . , tams an ldministrative assistait, Don Somehow, tbeH l°'9l:Hel Hem totally address, P. 0 . Bal 111, Sulamtiie. Dm1nl ..,. iBveltia~. tlie AP'I unaware 0( tbe 1anct1moniOU1 aura Mia Beller contacted. polt. .mce al·
Weddle, ~ his dlsbict office, serving that permeate• their position wbm SHE DISCOVERED th.at that poet fldals. 'J'beY torrOwfUlly aireed that
a rtrip Of IOUlhem Los An geles and they COllVO-'~'r fall to. manifest !ti bo · ~ la held In••· -Hammet•e dalm. tt.J /"Ibtre_ '1 no ~.,, of Lennox and Hawth r iU"Suu O ce I: nam.._-~ a ..__.,. .,... .. · o ne 1imilar reaction to crhnet and 0( ff. t.._ Hummel, u.e )lmf! nama law a1a1Mt" 1Ucb maDIJJll..i
u well " Ingleood. atrocities committed by. the CoJn· which appeafa at the end of aft ..t "It is ·detut.able-~llld i:1t. la !Md;
muni.rt fiJrces of lit W' Minh such included in tbe uti-war material m'all-dtnil&,'!. pid 'J'lmotbJ,o\. *7, pnenl WEDDLE, 33, was Assistant public
relations director for the Los Angeles ·
Coont)' Medical Association.
He bu worked in political cam·
palfnS and as a newspaperman. Wed·
dle handles complaints and letters
from C'Ollltituenlll and sends out ques·
tlonnahu In the district. His salary
ls '13,200 a year.
'The 1taff member who has known
Unruh th• longest is Sam Hartog.
42, adroJni1tratlve alde in tb e
speaker's downtown Los An~eles of·
flee. Hartog's work covers all of the
Loe Angeles area and other parts
ol. Southern California.
Unruh'• crttics contend that the
speaker's fund raising and support
from lobbyists give hlm the power
of political life or death over other
legillator1 whftl the money is ha nded
ouL
ONE REAGAN AIDE commented,
"It'1 fairly obvious in the AssembJJ'
~ people are relying nn anotbef
dfrectlon besides their own."
Aad Reagsn renewed linruh·s "Bf&
DQddy" nickname this year. uled
wbe? the aptaker's 285-pound frame
give him the Image or the o1dtime
poUHcll bols. Unruh now weighs D
pound•.
Ullf\lb'• politk:al career began OD
the USC campus. He once said! ..Pt\ttlcs lJ lite opium. Once you're
hooted. few people can kick it vote
t.arf]y." ~
a!! the usi ng of ci.mans 11 shields. ed to the wid;ow. coun1el to the P.ost Ofllce: Detmt-
the murderilll of ~1iaoaries by the Mia Reller pJ.aced a telepbofte caD JDellt, "bu\. .it'• not actioDIMit.".
Viet Con& and tlM!''delibeJete killinl to Hummel. In the wuinl .con-Wa will d dilplir&...,tbe fat tbat
of whole families Of fellow Vletnamese venation Cwftb.SUIDJDllCa wife rat.J'· aucb beh9vler 1DaJ ~ lepl
wbo show loyalty to-the Slligon Ptrn· inc the quet4ianl '..,. tier ltuabaad Lepl ._, ol Comtituililu1 iro-
ment. ii 4-(). MW Beier .W lf·be tecti.ou ~ 1*cM •••~
bad sent such materlal to women ln 1blt dQ aid .,._ • TBEIB CLOAK of "hmnanitarlan-
ltm," ta of a ~ fabric
insulllclenl to b1do th< ...,., dupilclty
of their true natare.
Yet the standard person of the
. above Uk might be e<1n1ktefed • near
saint when comp'1'ed to an anti-War
and anti-draft segment. •KPOHd this
week in a news dispatcb written by
. reporter • Jun Heber, a member "-
a 1pedal uslgnmenta team in the
= .. ~....:... """'4· bad~ ... 1:"f :i-..=.,im;.:: :!,..to;
Bummel, • ,.,,. .. Clllco ~ .. ote•bC -· -......... hemmed and hawed a bit at flnl. .. aonl and tbldudl CM be MitbC'
then flnlll7' aaJd. ''Wbat if J did? dealed nor cbmlnlibld. 1 1-1 .... _..,, ..,.. .. ;;::·-. "H..,,anllarWI . _,. 'lb1*
There' a no law ....... jt." . about tlleJe chOulltll wlb9el et U:it
· One of the ftrn.ft Mita H In· mt.ill nut tlme >"'* .bNr we of tbOle
teniewed was the> Widow of Gvf 1arictlmOIQoal anti•• an4 aall4"aft
SdnNllenbacb -ol CJd<a. wbo pr«atort -~ olf -b I• was kH1ed in combat bl. Vletnlm iD "b\llllanitwlu' 1DOl1Yiitiou.
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VLTIMATE IN SNOBBERY:1955FORD .
117 lfERll CAEN
SAN FRANCISCO -Jeremy Ela-
Hot.la, S.F. '1 local Monr Iii Sbaktr,
la alW•)'• trettlnl about 10metbin&.
nnt be ·~ about S.P,'• cu). lUral' itatill <(lt11 .. a Pll' 1tttfl
-..... hi told in • ·-.W-
..... ), TIMll bo -alioat "" ' Wwlibl -"" ... kllt .. JDucb be WU
Unruh moved quickly into Asse.mbty i
}Udership pociUons and in 1•
became nalrman of the Ways an:I
M • a n 1 Coml'l'littee, handling atlfe
~geta for former Gov . Brow11 .
01* IO.dollft< ·111m .. u ol a -tlilo4 ll'l'lio ll'rilltfl(urattoo al a 1'"'1 ·Ill!"' IW. a illfmat kllld). Now
111"1 frtU:la.I 1bout 'revarM 1tatu -·--·-..... Ii ... U.....A lllllw 11111bol•la-... la lt63, Unruh locked assemblyme
Jnside the chamber through the Di ...
wrt1l Republican. rtlaxed their refUMI
to ·~ • Bron's request for adcW
bWdpl moa.,. bl the last yean ef
8'WP'• *"wli"""'7'anc.t the c~
Ull th. ...... hudtd °'""· •• ""1 -tbe u • . .o.-Jtir •Al followed bJ' tbt
1,.Utr'a oon commeit that "h II .. oWl<!t P9f'lblJlty." And ....
---that llnrub will II"! oomlDftl<io, 1'0J lletlen Ille 1PWtr'1 oarllte .,.... -t.at ..,11 an ccx1or,"......,
~ 1cratk: mtjor\ty 1a "II'•,... ,......
-~ tllinc !aClnc mo 111111 , .....
.... alllllld .. c:Odo ........
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GUEST STAR -Barbara Hrnltry
11.,1t-1tan Al an Apacltr maldrn on NBC1 colorc111t of "'Tltr PeaCI'·
mokrr" on The Hi1lt Chaparro/,
Sunday at 10 PM .
N£WSMAK£R Giull 1101 Solly Pleld-portrayln1 the first ltumofl
l>l'ln1 crroted entirely from 1purr
parts-is lntuvwwed by Don Row·
an on Rowan Dfld Martin Lou1h·
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8 DK S.W,: (C) (30 min.)
lob Wrllfrt Mita. '1111 Youn1 Ml-
110rlty." Two ldults. mired su,.nor
Court Jadl9 Rotw Pf•ff and Scott
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tti• junbtlftc Kr1mdtns end Mortons
on the first stop of tlltlr round-the·
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D ~ Cl) Tiii w.t: (C) (60 min.) ·~ Bat Leid Sdltmes." Simon
T empllr encounters crtm dr11111
when • deed mM continua to turn
up lltA end there.
8 Tonite, GRAND OLE * OPRY is on NOW!ll ........ -= (C) (30 "'611.)
Jud Collns Is )olMd by• cllt·tdltd
lift.up of the G iu. Brothen, Lotwt.
ti LPllA. Del lteewla. Md IPldal cllllt Bobby GolcWlonl.
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n.) ~ s..... ~ and • Alrtaa her.I iill, Bob RtlOdea countJy 111 cltttroy.d by tht m
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DD (I) W s.ert: CC> (30 min.) ~-~:.""n:n:..iwi: ~~Jot.. * 'CALL ME MADAM'! ll:JO 0 Th Ttn!Ot Sll9w (Cl ''Opeiit!Oii Rldievlo4A" Apftb 86 """ -VV"" Uncs. Jot to aSlist In the capture Ethel Merman Donald m Mtwtt: "C. 111 Dtl)wsy''
•nd 99 •nd The Qlitf try tD put on of tht muktd m1n. But In ttlt O'C G ' Sand (ciOmtcly) ·~heliey Winttrs, John
I IDOd front for a mqutne wrtttr _mNntlme tht robbtf, aans malt. onnor, eorce ert Gi.&'°'1. but ~ ICddlnta ._, 1111k llste et tht ........ Relt lnC ttltM .. lillt IUI*' bun<n. " rs ....... , II • I smni,, "'Pt IHwtt: (C) °'C*ll 11-~s r.11 t..t.-..t.... -....... .......... T ptyln1 1U1tt Geoff £.dwards l'*b· ....... " ( I I) '5"' rthel .... -_...... --OMf· Qeor11 M1cr11dy, Petti Giibert · -a11 mus ct ~ rwf' (d11ma) '59-Hiny Belafont• 11*t. G @Cll tielJlulf hUcr. (C) M«mtn, Donald O'Connor, Vt11· Shelley Winters, Ed Bt<Y Robert D @Cll .....,_. w.a (C) (60 (60 mlnT Sammy Divis Jr. hosts.. Eli.n, Geortt Sanders, Biiiy Dt Ryan. Crime story set ipl~st bl<*·
iiifn.) Oip..!hanln J'rdm>ll, -~-CM<*,maMtes. Wolfk •·1~elm"!~•1 ~Intel,.~~~ ffsi. around of vloltnce and 11d1I llfl· g,... ... ."'" 1 ... 0 • a .. ., """'n Ir· za . mn1 ....,, n • -o "' sion. An •·Policem1n, 1 bitter ex· tin IUISl no less that 11 of his brf&trt•st COll'flct, ind 1 N•&n> tntlrtliner e 0 DencM de llblc.-g Ulll ,.,_ n...w tunes in this stOJY of love 1nd bind topthtr to rob 1 blnk.
!-. " Polftlcs In the rnythictl country of t:Ot ,_ ()) ....... s ""911: (C) (30 fl) NU ftdnl: ~rt Willi. Uchttnburc. 12:30 R tHwtt: "Ille ~ ......,.
m I\.) Hopn mtllts su,_ th1t Col. Lotte lenya, Kurt Wttll s widow, is QI .._ -.. (C) (Z h ) (Cdl'lml) '4l~u..t•a fiirblnks Jr Klink steys In command of St1l11 JolMd by ICtO< Gtorp Voslco¥tc to ,_ • ,... ours ,... ·•
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Gtrm.tn dMslon 11mlins pinned of tht world's 1mt musicl1ns. Rt· ll:OO tJ £1 O'Cloel ltepert: (C) Cltt m Al~NI~ M..-: (C) ..... ~
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Sand11 Dee, RaMrt Goui.t. Andy A critaliY injured hit·run victim 8 uCu lallttball: (C) (90 min.) l:OO .._ ..... (C)
Wlllllma. Wiien 1 tycoon suHn a Cilia from his come for detldlvt Bruins Y1. Ctilfomla Golden Bears fJ Weelencl ....., (C)
hurt attack. ht •sb to ... his Minnix, unlooslna I dllin of bi· In &•mt uped m1ilf this evenin1 m MIM: "tt.llclly Wttll" (IO·
1rendd1ulflter and her new flance. 110'1 ev1t1tJ lnd1n1 bldt to • sen· at P1uley Pavilion. mince) •57 _ L"'I• Dwyer, lbl Btc1'"9 the fiince's fli&ht to the atlonal crime wive two clealdu 0 1 1 bedside is lfOUndtd by bid ...th· urtler. Mannlx's font clues are an m ""' (C) (30 min) an e y,
1r, tht 111ndd1ustrtlf finds 1 proxy 11ed photocnph of • Sid-eyed lit-II) CIM en Stl C.. 1:15 R MM: "Man tn tllie n,tn1
to Introduce to tht old man who tie &irl ind • dleck written by th• Triptm" (comedy) '35 -W C.
Mems to be atlppini IWIJ. victim Hrlitr and payable to the 11:15 tJ f......, 52 Morie: (C) "TIM Fields
lntertect Detective Actncy-for un· Nn'• Stlf1" (drama) 'S~rey D Dr. l(llcl.rt (60 min.) specifltd services. Loui1t Sorel, Jotl Hepburn, Peter Anch, Dean Ja111r. l:JS 0 lihwle:"lllt Cr .. .£,.il .._.,. 0 Cllitm IX tHwtt: ""9 ,..... Fluellen, John Mcli1m. Ned Gius Mildred Ounnock. A cltvottd nun (drame) '57-Suun Oliver, Undl
lwtbl"' (d11m•) ·~ Stelter. 1uat. In the Btlpn Conao 1>tc1111 tu Ptowmln.
The Los Angeles Television COLOR Premiere of Irving Berlin's Smash Broadway Musical
Ethel Merman· Dona)d O'Connor· 10:30 PM Saturday. (?) KABC.'.fV
This week ABC preaenta the three-part
'"The Rise and Fall of the 'Fhird Reich"
(Wednesday, Friday and Saturday nigbta).
hued on William L. Shirer's eyewitness ac-
count of Nazi Germany. The documentary
i! produced by Wolper Productions, present-
ed by MGM, ..00 wu two years in the
malting.
The proaram ought to be required view-
ing for junior high school and high !Cbool
h~tory classes. for it aives a view of history
for younpters to whom Hitler is only a
name, and World Wu II somethina Dad
talka about sometimes. Jt ought to be re-
quired particularly sioc:c, in my experience.
the public schoob do not explore, in depth,
this period of history until about the 11th
grade, if then. Younpten know all about
George Washington and the Redcoats. which
ii fine; but they haven't heard of Lidice, nor
the Wanaw ghetto. They're quite familiar
with Appomattox. as well they should be;
but many have never heard or Hiroshima.
SUAVlllOR-lfwd'JI Wamcr,,, now o l.o.J A•
pfu bM1i11UJlflM, '''"' o/ 1116 ord'ol '" No:J
flRM»I c-11mp$ H' lJ tit# on/1 tM""IH' o/ '"' ,,,,..u., to 11trv1~ tM comps
Moet are familiar with the ''bloody Red
Baron of Germany"; but they haven't beard
of Dachau. And they couldn't tell you about
Tule Lake (where J~Americans were
intctned in Amttk:a'a vcniotl of concentra-
llon camps) becaUIC 1 doubt that the acbool-
boob mention the place.
It we'tt to learn from b.iakwy, we must
know history-in an as objective, factual and
total way u possible. And the Wolper pro-,_.a
THE DAILY ... LDT. 1V WEEK, M~ 2, 1968
in • • •
By MARIAN DERN
p-am offers the mo1t e11temive commerciaJ aroup to suffer mass
ftlm record ever made about this Christian. murder. lbe Pola lost
"civilized" nation, led by a small, frustrated some 3 million; the
painter, that committed the blackest barba-Russians 22 million,
risms in man's history, and almost cooqucml and others, numbers
half the world. almost too staggering
Jack Kaufman, producer-director, and ex-to comprehend.) "We
ecutive producer Mel Stuan, have tried bard don't try 10 fut blao-
to proceed alooa the middle ground of ob-kct guilt," Kaufman
jectivity-neither becomina too emotional says. "I think auilt
nor so clinical as to lose the human impact. pointed in many di-
Kaufman has spent the hut two years rections."
studying. researching. tracing down former Part n is called
N1Z.11 in Germany, gathering endless ma-"The Road to War,"
1eriaJ. "Just in sheer volume, we found much 1934 to I 940, and
material not shown before," be says. .. very Pan Ill, "Gotterdam-
early shots of Hitler, early Nazi rallies, aoi-merung," t 941-1945,
mated cartoons, a film on euthanasia too when the empire that
ualy to show. We also found some amazina was to last 1000 years
anti-Hitler campaign canoons made by the crumbled, and its
Social Democrat party in 1932, which pre-"emperor" ended hjs life in immolation.
dieted what was going to happen in Ger-"Frankly," says Kaufman, "comioa from
many if Hitler came to power. a background where members of my family l
"Jn Koblenz on the Rhine, working in an were murdered by the Germans, that was
ancient castle where the German aovern-the last place on earth I ever wanted to go.
ment now stores its film material, 1 found a Bui I'm glad 'The Third Reich' gave me a
areat deal of material on the early me to chance lo see things for myself. It's conven-
power. I Mat for 12 or 14 hours a day for ient to refer to the Naz.is as butchers and
three weeks, just runnina ftlm. beasts, but you have to face the fact that
"Yet," Kaufman continues, "I don't know these crimes were performed by human be-
lhat new material matters as much to the inp . . . above all, I would say, the story o(
audience as the newness of tnatmcnt. We Nazi Germany teaches us something about
tried to show all events from the point of human beings. Without becoming too philo-
lhe average German. What we get is an • sophical, I'd say that the Germans were a
overall, fantastically complete panorama of kind of test cue for humanity, to 5how how
the Nazi period, not only the horrors, but a society and iu values can be perverted into
the personality of Hitler, hia vision of an condoning evil, if only by turning your back
Aryan superstate. We sec faces. bear voices, I believe many Germans knew what was
of people who helped him shape that plan going on and couldn't or wouldn't do any-
-who still live there--Scrasser, Schacht, thing about it. I wonder what you and I
Hanstange, etc." would do if our families were threatened or
Kaufman says that one of the things that if people around the corner were being bru-
1mpressed him most wu that "Hitler wu taliz.ed -how brave would we be? What
the first man to really undentand the 20th would happen if government forces moved
century technology and its political and mil-into--let's say a Negro neighborhood-and
itary uxs. Everybody who has followed him exterminated a p-oup of people. where
since the~astro, Stalin. Mao Tse-tuna--would Jack Kaufman stand? Would I pro-
has taken a leaf from Hitler's book on how test? How much further would I go. if the
to control the mus media." government condoned the slaughterT'
Narrated by Rtchard Buehart, "the Third Kaufman's questions arc of urgent impor-
Rcich" is divided into three pans. Part I is ta~ for all of us, today. He ends "The
'1be Rise to Power," showing how Hitler, Third Reich" on what might be called a
far from being elected, was put into office by hor:ful note-he shows paintings done by
a political doubleaoss en1ineered by von children in the concentration camps, paint-
Papen. Hitler took the ancient awutika sym-• iogs of life and light-as potent a testimony
bot, turned ii sideways for a more dynamic to mankind's potential for creativity and
appearance. He had a nationalistjc cameaisn good as the campe were lo his capacity for
that offered an alternative to the commu-evil.
n11ts, who were very active but not well or-But the most pertinent question is, will
pniud. Kliufman states that there is ample bumant survive at all? William Shirer states
evidence to show that funds came from it bluntly: "In our new aae pf terrifying,
western countries to sup~rt Hitler's move-kthal. Jadgeta, . . the fint IJ'"t agressive
ment, simply becaUIC Hatler wu anti-com-.,u, if it should come. win be launched by
munist. "Bui We don't Ute thil becauac lbc ll.Ulcldal little madmen era1in1 an electronic
specitk records are not available," says button Such a war wtfl not last Joos and
Kaufman. He does show how the cburc:b none will ever follow it. There will be no
and the western nationll turned the other conqueTOJ'I and no coaqunts, but only the
way as Hitler embarked on bis penecution charred bona of the dclld on an uninhab-
of the Jewi. (lbe Jews were not the only ited planet."
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Jonas Salk: Success, Fame,
And Problems . . .
"I 10metime1 think tbet the idu of aeatina an institute wu
to create a &helter for myself . . . a refuse where I could find
respite from the stron1 tendency and desire of othcn to have me
function u a public ftaure rather than 11 an individual ...
Spealcina the9e candid w9rds is Jonu Salk, famed physician and
scientist, whole contributiool to ldence and whole penooaJ coo ..
ft1cta • a result of overnWlt fame are 'ubject of a 21 It Qntury
broedcast, Sunday at 6 PM, in . color on CBS.
lOtNU Salk, rlghl, dtvtlo~ of tltt pollo vaccbw, NIU CBS
Ntws Con-11pond1n1 Walttr Cronlitt about nuarch pro~cts
bting conduc1td at lht Salk ll\ltlrutt /<N BloloP:al Srudlu In
La Jolla, Calif., and his hop11 /or tht Juturt, on "Jon<U Salk:
Scitnct o/ lift" on Tht 21st Century.
On "Jonas Salk: Science of Life," the man who in 1955 devel·
oped a vaccine to prevent polio disousses tM ~nu fame broupt
him. Tryina 10 lead two lives-as a public and as an ind;..
vidua~auscd Salk the most soul-searching.
"These two kinds of lives arc mutually incompatible," be aaya.
"And one has to flabt alJinst it. Perhaps I have not fouaht as
successfully as I miJbt have, but I'm" bopina that one of these daya
I can, within myself at least, win the battle."
The broadcast points out that Salk also tbiob biJ approach to
science is different because of his main interest-man.
"I'm interested in man and in the human problem," be says.
··1 iueu that I feel I'm a physician flnt and a 1eientist eecond. and
I sometimes feel that I approach scientific problems aomewbat dif·
ferently by virtue of this kind of interest."
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Super-Star: In the Grand Manner
There are a rew, a vrry few, ,..cat artists in the world of per-.
formin1 ans who are more than slan. They arc tM sun iuclf. They
are people who don't come into a room. They make an entrance.
Artur Rubinstein is a ~mber of Ions standina in that elite
company.
FAMED-Art11r Ruhinsuin, OM o/ t~ wor1'r, VCGlnt p~
anl.J11, in his first telt'Vision ap/Haranu in a thcode, plays the
Butlroven PUJ.flO Concerto No . .f in iu entirety on "S. Huro/r.
Pres~n1:r-Part II."
' This is the way it happens:
The place is the Ed Sullivan Thcattr m New York City. The
lime is early aftcrnoon on a gray day in the lasl week of December.
On stage. Alfred Wallenstein is rehearsing a symphony orchestra
of .some 60 pieces. The occasion is the lapin1 of Rubinstejn's teg-
ment of "S. Hurok Prescnts--Part II," a 90-minute musical special,
;unng in color. Tuesday at 9:30 PM on CBS. It's the great pianist's
fint television appearance 1n a decade.
And then he enters. On one side his wife, Aniela, and on the
other his son. Paul. He·, wearing a low-crowned fedora with a
dramatically broad, s~eeping brim. Negligently draped over his
shoulders is his coat. Three things happen at the same moment:
he pauses. Wallenstein 'tops, and the orchestra nxs as one man
and 1hc theater r~unds to the peculiar thud of a musician's acco-
lade-the rhythmic beating of bows upon music stands. He acknowl-
edges the welcome with a broad smile and the "royal" proceuion
moves off the ~ta~ to take seats in the orcbe$tra.
Waiting for Rubinstein rn the center aisle 1s impresario Sol
Hurok. A ritual is transacted between the two men that would
warm the heart of a devotee of the anci~n regime. Impresario and
pianist execute an impeccable pair of bows to each other reminiscent
MONDA Y
TH£ DAILY PILOT, TV WUI'. MARCH 2, 1961
(HJ (I) .... : ..,... " Tllla Ed"
(dr11111) '57-Paul Birch. 8Mrty
Garland.
MARCH 4
For morninc and afternoon
llstinp, please see DAY-
TIME PROGRAMS. Below,
for your convenience, are
the day's movies.
DAYTIME MOVIES
lMI G "Sltlill1 ~ (comedy) '48
~obtrt Youns. Maureen O'H1ra.
11:00 a ...... s-taaslll"' <comedy>
'"SJ.-clittOft Webb. Gtotp Winslo'#. U:.JO........... c..t." (ldven·
tun) '$2 -Tyrone Power, Pa~
Niii.
4:.JO ..... "'"" (drallll) '57 -6-p Nader, Phyllis Thaxter
D "'T....-(ldftnture) '4t-Susan
H•rw•rd. Robert Pruton.
' 1, f •• I • t I I
1:0011111e IC Ntn: <Cl (60 min.)
Jtny Ounplly. D 111e 1411 .._ "-s:: <C> <60
nrill..) Robert Abernethy.
E..,.... (60 min.)
Sii O'Qecl ...... : (C) '"l1le
" Min" (sdtllCI fiction) '64-John C.mdiM. Rorer Gentty. e Tiie ,___ (C) (JO min.)
ID Pltlr Mt (30 min.)
I lllr ... lllrL ....
1' ..... Sdllt: '1'1tlnl Sd-
enct." Au~ cou,. desi&Md to
help ...,, wilhcMlt • hlch school
diplom• succaafully complete Ille
G1ntr1I Educ:lltioft Dewtlopment
tests. llflldl Cllifonla hono11 •
• IUbstlMe for • hieh xflool dl-
plolM. The flfll f-.n fOCU9" Oii
m1n n 1 IClentbt • ., ....
5:lO G Tiie .,_,, .._ (C) (JO min.)
GI ltUll (C) (30 mlL)
., MdWe'• ...., (30 mm.) . ......... , ....
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QI()) CIS &.Ille "'91 (C)
., llttidlr9 34
7:118 CIS &lmill 1111111: (t) (30 min.) Wellw Cnlnkitl.
D Mwlle; •....., llfllt (t) 130
mrn.> It...._ YeNr. (t) (30 min.)
'°Ust NriCI, the Mesic Country"
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• I LM L9CJ (30 lllift.) m UlcW• ..._. (C) (30 mln,) .,... ... ~
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Brando. Pit Hintll. mw.....-.. ..... a C1J 111e ........ (C) EE.._
7:JI 89 ())&1C-111.ti.:1: (C) (60
FRIENDLY WITNESS-Tony Novello (Enz.o Cuwico), a
prh•att inv,,tigator, seds the help o/ Franus Mt"ill (Jeanne
Crain} m finding tht murdtrtr o/ her husband in "M y Fr~nd
Tony" on NBC's colorcast of The Danny Thomas Hour.
Monday at 9 PM.
of the most protocol-conscious courtier in the Winter Palace at St.
Petersburg. It's done with a style. ftourish. wit and warmth that
hnngs grins to the facn of those who watch it happen. Hat, coat
and suitcoat are removed and a conversation erupts in a minimum 1 of three lan1uages.
Rubiruitein returns to tbc stage and takes his place at the piano.
After a few runs he dccida he doesn't like the sound and feel
of the instrument. Aoocber rs wbccled out and this ooe receiws
his approval.
Wallenstein resumes his place on the podium. Arms railed, flngen
spread, there's a regal nod of the pianist·s head. Artur Rubinstein
LS ready to reheane.
As the music emcr,n--Bcctboven·s Piano Cooc::erto No. 4',
which is played in iu entirety on the broadcast-a member of the
production staff leans over to the entranced musician aittina directly
'" front of him and asks "Think this auy has a future?"
The answer comes sharp and quick. ~My youoa friend, I'd like
to have as a future ~tenth of this man's put."
Pip 10
min.) Ctllll Wiiis auests u Elihu 0 fMr WWI t. W.Ubwt (C) (30
Gonn1n. 1 tx·outllw who oft111 tD min.)
help M1rsllll Dltlon ttKll doWll hb D ~CJ) ,.,... flllcit: .(C) (30
old llftC. min.) JIH Nltles to Sllwft. 111 t D 11lt ~ (C) (30 111ln.) panic. 11* lflmpsln1 Joe Rossi;
"Somt Uk• It lukewarm " OiYJ Adi dttcoft11 Eddlt's lie; Connie
Pottt a 1 1111 to make The Mon· and Elliot •l'IUI 1bout AodftlY.
lie• tllflblt for 1 rock 'n' roll G 1..,.: (C) (90 min.) Don Mc· contest. Deanne M1rtln IUISb. Guire hosts.
l!l MM« "&a" (dr1111a) '65 -m W..W W.wbw• (C) (30 min.) ~. Liii, JMn111 MOfUu, stanley f.Zl) NU ......... : "Rilht of PriY1ey." Baller. (£nctlltl dubbed.) Aepeet.
D ~ (J) c...r II Mrtca: (C) E ltMtl ...... ~ mlnT "S11rch Ind OestTvy." lO:GO. am Cefil llnlltt (C) (60
Animals of. ttl• 11me ."nch lrt In· Jn ) MIT TOllM llTIOflM Coca ocullttd with cont1m1n1ttd 11n1m. sueit. '
B MllllM $ ,MM« "OI tM D 9 CJ) I Spy: (C) (60 min.)
lie8dt" (dr1mt) 59--Grt111ry Ptci. "Sh1n1.'' The theft of I lot>·aectet
Ava Gardner. 11mpl1 of rocket fuel puts Robin· m Tnfdl If Clm ... ma1: (C) (30 1011 ind Scott on tht t11ll of t
iiiTn.) Bob BllMr hosts. btlutiful but tluslvt suspect Albert
Q) Piny M-(60 min.) Deklltr and Glo111 Foster ruat In
fl) ,......., c..r this tpltodt that WIS filmed Ill m 111e ,,... cw Ac.apu1co.
-c..mrCwlH• Qlelfai NM• ..... (C) (60 Uil min.)
l:GO 0 ...... llld 11.U. U.ati-111: (C) D Im CI) TIM '" Yeley: (C) (60
(60 min.) Tmy·Thomn. Sally Fltld, min.) 'ifilt Dwll's Masq~."
The 8" 1len luesl Heath Incurs tht enmity of • m ~ (C) (30 min.) friend whtn ht tries to help him. m ""* 11..w s-.ty/omc. Anlll Helm. John Douc:ltt9, Ray
flf tM ,....._ Olnton svat
fJ1l U9C Mac fellhlf: Pilfllst Ml· ID Ala OnMf """ (C) (60 min.)
dlltl Tlbon·Thomas pet1orms cla-m Dart111 ,..,.. (C) (30 min.)
slc1I Stltctlons. f1J Wertd T-.nw EE.,_,., .,...,.,.......,
I~ QI ([) Tlll ltlCY Slier. (C) (JO 10:30 m Ntwa: (C) (JO min.) Bill Johns. thin~) ~::' .!11th':.US: = f1J M...-Z2: "Kty Wltnta."
ruat Sid CHllr. pl1yinr hlmttlf fJ1l USA ~ "Modem.'' Subftd
Ind I look-alike forftr, does buJi· fir this profrtm is Annt Sexton, ness with tht blnll. who found comfort In a time of D tl}J m .. hbll: (C) (JO 1nxlety In the poetry of I. A. Aldi·
min.) •ifit Tua«·W•r Raid.'' DI•· erds. Her ~n worts reflect some
trlch threatens to hlnr Sft. Troy of the upenences sht remembers
and Felicia, a French spy, to mau from this period In her llft.
them rl'lt1I the loutlon of atoltn 11:1! Ra... O'a.ct ~ CC) (30
microfilm. Brlonl F1rrtll l\llsb. inrn.) Jerry Dunphy.
GI Min Crifflll (C) (90 min.) "Tlll llttl ,.._ lltwa: (C) (30 m w..Mrflf WifN tf .._ (C) min.) Georp Skinner.
~min ) gs,M . ..ftl llMt: ...._...
fl) Htt LI., ElliatiM """"""' (horror) '41--l.on Chaney JI .
., A*illll D lltwt: (C) (30 min.) Bnter
t:OO f) 9 Cll M6J llriffltll: (C) (30 Ward.
mlnSltoward's mother marries ind G lltN: "fan r111 tt. Tlllp" '"°"'' away, so he remodels thtlr (comedy) '53-<lerard Phlllpe, Gina
home Into 1 ~~lor pad ind tries lollobrltld•.
to throw I SWtllllnf par1y. GI Jee ,,.. (C) (30 mlft.) -"~i~My'= T~ GJ~ ~NM! ScMdlll TM> priv1t1 .,., hlrtd to protect Mir!" (rom~nce) 43--Junt HIVlr,
1 flrl, unccwtf 1 i•nlltnd murcltr. Lon McCllltsttr.
Jema Whltmor.. Walttf Pldpon, @ (]) ..... (C)
Jt1nn1 Crlin, Hal March star. O Cl) ntlt DlrJ ltll (C) a@ m,...., s.-i: <C> (30 a (I).....,
min.) "Min on Fire." Sfl. Stone ll:JO R MeiM: "1\t llf'Mtlt _.,...
finds tvldtnce of al'IOfl In 1 fldoly (T11m1) '57--ltt J Cobb Rlchl~ fire in which a pollceman died. Boone. · '
John Fiedler ruests. a tD (I) Tiie , .......... (C) ., IWldaJ (C) (30 min.) Ol ~ DNh: 'iJnknown D ~(I)....,....., a. (C)
Valley." ma.. CnM ._ (C) m Oft • ._,: Art s.ic!rilum trav-12:.JO ID ,...... city
tis to tht Museum of Sdtnce and CD Mewtt: "Clfl ff'M ~
Industry where ht talb with Heft (comtdy) '4&--0orottly Uimour.
Rosenthal, desif!Mr of tht £nero 12:55 G MMe: "TIM P'a msJt --(Witt·
uhlbit sllowlna ttim. n > '57 -William T11N11, Jemea
fl) 11..U 1 &1n1m Cnit. ,. .. ea (I) ,..., Mblf: <C> (30 i• e ~ "1'1la "" " .. ,..... min.) Uncle Biii dedda Cissy C0411d (d11m•) ~m Temlnlff, Gladyl
use 'r-boolt fof her PQC1Ul1rtty end Georp.
HU belutlful modtl1 for advice. D ..... (C)
GABLE. THE MAN
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Man Who Dances
Edward Villella, one of America's leading baJlet
dancers, i_! th__e ~and subject of NBC's Bell Tele-
phone ~Friday, 10 PM). Appearing promi·
nently with him is ballerina Patricia McBride. Both
of them dance with the New York Center of Music
and Drama's ballet company, the New York City
BaJlet.
Sequences in the program wilJ show Villella
performing with Miss McBride and m~rs of
the New York City Ballet in excerpts fro eorge
BaJanchine's "Tarantella," "Jewels" and "G mk·
iana." VillelJa is also seen as choreographer working
on a new pas de deux, and instructing other dancers
in movements. He is also seen wit.h his wife, former
dancer Janet GreschJer, at the New York disco-
theque "Arthur," of which he is president.
In appearances in New York and on tour in this
counuy and abroad, Villella has been hailed for
his technical virtuosity, his sensitivity, his athleti-
cism, and his dramatic projection. The 31-year-old
dancer is also a teacher, businessman, and "sales-
man" of the dance.
'Dear Mr. Gable'
The television tide of chis NBC special was de-
rived from the song made famous by Judy Garland
in the motion picture "Broadway Melody of 1938."
"Dear Mr. Gable" airs Tuesday at 8 PM, with
Burgess Meredith as narrator. The documentary
presents Gable's life, loves and leading ladies, with
dramatic motion picture sequences, incerviews and
original film footage.
le probes his early years in Ohio, tracks his knock-
about travels through the Oklahoma oil fields and
the Pacific Northwest and his 30-year reign as "The
King'' of Hollywood. Among the touching scenes
are those on the death of his wife, Carole Lombard,
who was killed in a plane crash while on a War
Bond drive. The tragedy spurred Gable to enter
active military service. The program is a gripping
Story of a great star who made over 60 feature
~lrns ~at left an indelible stamp for his contempo-
raries and generations to come.
TUESDA Y
MARCH 5
For morninc 1nd afternoon
liatinp, please see DAY·
TIME PROGRAMS. Below,
for your convenience, are
the day's movies.
DAYTIME MOVIES
10:'00 B "nit .,....,. (drama) '51 -Alie Gulnnat, lrtt11 Dunne.
11:008" ... ,. ......... (c:otntdy)
'!3--SonnJ Tufts. ..... hlllW'
(drama) '34--Stu Elwin.
ll:JOGI~ a., .. ....,. <com-
liff> '50--alfton Webb. ....... " a. ....., (hon'of) ·s1--.1t11r1
Pl)tDn.
4:JO B ......_ c... ..._.. (dralM)
'U -Eltzlbtt1! T.,tof, Roddy Mc>
Dowell.
J J f • • • • ( .
1:00 8 Tiie Ill llewa: (C) (IO lllhl .. ) Jtny Ouftplly.
., 1111 .. """ ...... (C) (80
min.) Rokt Abtmettly.
....... (60 min.)
l'Clld IMtr. .........
HIW' drama) '61-«ldl·
ll1rt. V1~ntin1 Cottal.
Tl4[ DAILY P'tl.OT, 1V wtDt, MAJllCM 2. lNI
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I llr. _. Mn.. .._. D 07' CJ) ......... ...._ (C) ~s ..,._, ~ "'· 4"
1Y H111t ldlelt: ''£nctbh GrM· (I) min.) '""'8 W11 Dilmoods." In Its lftllrtty. """'-• .._.,
.. ,. .. Ant ...... .. °" tM ... ..... Ciudeplt portrlys I Nu! °""' Oiltrlkll, OM ol .... ,,...
of tM dictloftlry. counterpert to Lt GI""°"-The llml lftllttn of ttle .n.. 11*· e...... Goflla l'ICI tMlr ;.,..,. to. to forms a.dt's ''Ylaff11 ~ k
l:JI n......, .... (C) (30 mlll.) stul 1""'9trlal •lllOl!ds deposlW 1 ill A MlflOf." nt 1obM1 a.t,
.._, (C) (30 min.) Ill • SWta llellk. wlltl SlkMlts Nllll Tlmof""' ...,..
lldllWa 11-r (30 min.) D -S 111111r. (C) ...... Ill Ftde;ec:Mlf 1114 SMnlll Y..,.,M. ..., If y.. _. l9f" (mmial) '46 -Cary 11 ....,.. In 1n amtJt fnlm Act 2
(j) .._.., lrllUlr ..,_ (C) Grant. Ev. Alden. Alai. Smittl. Tht of Adolpfle Adl111'1 W!Wtf.tllMlll
....... 11111111 ff......, llOtY of Ult Ifft of Colt Polter. bllllt '"Cllelle."
Cl) C1S ~ ..... (C) ! Trwlll • C1 114 n e · (C) (30 D tl7l CJ) ""'= (C) (30 mllt.) f11i1mt. -n.) Bob P1rtlef lloltl. ..,,._. ~ EYt Pla:zk" .....
7:IO ! CIS &.illt 11ew9: (C) (30 e ,_,, -(SO min.) Martin, • fomMf r.t» ._..
Ill n.) Witter Ctollklt•. • Tldlllkll ClrMr Ind llOW owner I fortltl' CW·
• ......,....., ..,_ (C) (30 fl) IE ~ ''Thi YOUltl ='-':.~ 000~ ca!' .... -: im.> Nzebttll." ™' ""' 11tmtnt• ttie ~""· .,.,
I
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f T._, CC> (30 min.) end kM of coullby u..t lftOtlmld = 111111. Mumy Hamilton
I U.. Lay (30 min.) OM of Eftctlnd's MOtlt lltllltrtool 8 T (C) (90 llln ) Doll Mc
..... • ..._. (C) (30 min.) lllOMttM-lllubltlt I........ ~:=. · · i.S::I (C) • u.te • i. &INlll • ~ .. Tl'lllllll (C) (30 lllin.)
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I ~·, 11-r ~l TIM ""*"" ...... * M .)
-""' ,_., llt OMo. Iii• ,..,.. ,.. • ""(I) 11le t....-n: (C) (10
7:11. 9 Cl) llMtrt: CC) (IO .... ) .,...... to the l'dlc .._lttwwe iii .. ) ~ ll•s.llln." llny Mi.ii I ltrlnll ....... crNbn nd Ilia »,,.., ........... fl .......... • ........ wllo ..
:.. 111 ..-.. w--·, "-. T...Js HlltyMM." flftlfl dpt ol w ti tD hlrt1 bid tM _.., ti Ealttl .• ,.._, -"' ·-1 Mt llelt ........... : "Goftl . .
ltlff porsua It. lloplflc tD fild 1 Wlttl Ult WIM." "A F,.. Soul," ·-.... .._ CC) (IO 111111.) ~ j°'.: ff ._.. (C) "It HappeMd OM NlcM." '1llo-• f-..i ...... CC) (30 M .)
(30 mm.) .. .., Dou~ .... ptNlo," Ind "Misfits." ~ ........ Z2: ""'"' To Hotd."
•·" To ditpfvwt "°""' tt1eofJ Mer9ditll n«mn. ID 1'111 T., Tlllt lfw .,
tt11t '" women "' flQJI, T°"' 8 ROllER GAMES-LIVE! (C) er .. • r..,.. --------------------1 * T-BIRDS vs. DETROrr lkJl. lllwl:: (C) (30 •> IUI Johns. e...., ._ (Q (2 lloun) n:te• a-O'Cllrl tt.,ert: (C) (30 m ,_.... (C) (30 min.) mlft.) J«ry Dunplly .
• Stlct ..... S-taMY/Offlct !• lltll Hew ~ (C) (30 er1111,.,....... .) GIOfll Skinner .
., El ....,..., • s,e.11-11 .... : ... .....,..
1:30. a (I)..., ...... "-: (C) CW" (honor) '44-lon Cl\llllJ.
(IO mln.)The Youn1 Folll. llbtBce e "'-(C) (30 min.) Baxter
pat. rd.
D ~Cl) It T ... I lllltf: (C) D..... .,,,....... ~
(RI iiiTn.)"A SPot ~ Trouble." N-(dr .. ) '81 -Wem« IOlftlpnr,
aandtr Mundy is lllil'Md to steel .Ml ...... ~.:._. _ (30 min.) bid tflt plans for 1 U.S . .m ,,... .,,... , .. ,
WllPon wttldl lint bten stolln bJ ....... : "nit 11• I ........
llllfllJ •nb. The tasll Is comp11. (drama) ·~Join Benn«t, llord
cattd bJ the feet ttllt Ult plllb Nolin.
lint been rtduced to 1 miuodot. ~ CJ) ,._, (C) one-tenth the silt of ttle heed of \W
• pill. Klttttrin• Cmrford. Wlllillll u CI> Tilil DI) 1911 (C)
c.mpt1e11 ruat.. a w .....
• llltrY lrWftll <C> <90 mm.) n:JO 11 ....._: '"""" """' i. tt. • W.d1111t (C) (30 min.) SW' (1cfwtnture) 'SS -Aldo Ray,
• ,..., ._ Diet Yott.
-~ DU(l)TlllT11111Msa-(C)
t:11 DU Cil....,. ,......... 11111r. D (17) (J)JNJ....., ._ (C)
(C) ~ 0.. °"'911" (dra: .. L• ~ SMw (C)
me) '61-Jlmn Francbc:us. Sllir141) U.'tll GI N~ Cit)
Kniaflt Lalit Nlebln, fr1ftdlot Jl:lO. Adm 111t11r9
Tone. JltMS Dunn, Don Ameclle..
Tiit llof) of I Y'DUlll pllyski1n 12:45 CJ MMli: "nit ,.,... fl llld
wfloll illtroductlotl to ti. new town ~ (ldwnt!'rt) '61 -Gerard
In wlllcl\ ht Intends tD prlC'tlct b• l.an4ry •
comtl """" iistlltlflll .... r•llZIS l:tD e 111111r. "'flll Mldtlpt llld" that 1n innocent boy is •bout to (western) '47-Jon Hill Victor Mc·
bl rallroedtd for 1 murder wtlil1 La11tn. '
ttie citizens ot th• lo*n 1oo11 ttie D -... (C) other way .
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A Night of Specials on ABC
Jn a siplftc:ant c:hanae from itt rcaular proaram ICbeduJe. ABC
pRempt1 ·at1 of its primelime (7:30-11 fM) shows, Wednesday,
to _present four special provams.
Openina the cvcnina is "The Savaae World of the Coral Jun&lc"
(7:30-8:30), the ICCOod of four proararna 10 be presented this year
in the epic: aeries, The Undcnca World of Jacques Cousteau. The
propam, produced for ABC News by Wolper Produc:dom, Inc., ia I
an undcnea adventure sap probina the mystery, beauty and danacr
of the coraJ reefs in the Indian Ocean. ----··
Jl'ECIAL NIOHT-Tlw• ap«W '"°"""""' pro0,c,,1 11, Wol,.r ~noru. ltte., wlU,,. MOWll °" ABC, w~
111tlt1. C•pt. l«qua-YYll COfUt~ (11pper l•/t) pns.tttl tlu
•Cotttl of lti.I #rk1 of uNkrsea adY«.nture1, "TM Savage
World of tit• Coral J1111gl•." PrlnceR Groce of Monaco (upper
rl1"1) provklu a miutcaJ tour of hu llngdom In Mont• Carlo
C'at lo R<»•. Adolph HlllB (bottom) u tlu ""tral fipr• of
"The RJu tntd Fall of tire Third Reich," a lhre,_part ttrle1.
A;I 8:30, ABC ain The "'Now" Generation, a half-hour inslabt
into the attitudea of the youna people of today hosted by Peyton
Place atu Ryan O'Neal. A feature of the proaram Is an io~pth
interview ~ Mia Farrow, one of the most representative and
admired of the youna and uninhibited aencntioo.
Tilil prosram ii folJowcd by Moote Carlo . . . C'est la Ro.
(9-10), a mutlcal tour of Monaco in the company of Her Serene ffiahnaa Princeu Grace of Monaco. The produc:tioo, ftJmcd by
Wolper Productions Inc. in the tiny, storybook principality oo tbe
Cote cf Azur, stan British c:omcdian Terry-Thomas, Frencb linaet!
Francoite Hardy, David Winten and hit danc:en and special auat,
1tar Gilbert ~ud. j
Climaxina the cvenina la Part I of "Tbe Rile and FaJJ of the
lbitd .Reich" ( 10-ll). WIJliam L. Shirer'1 monumental hiatory of1
Nazi Gmnany, adapted to television u a acriet of tbne ~hour
apecia1I with Richard Bueha.rt • narratw.
1'be Wolper·produced ae.rin, Part II and In of which will be
1CCO Friday, March 8 ( 10-1 I PM) and Saturday, Maida 9 (9:30-
10:30 PM), depicts in vivid dd.ajJ ooe of the dark~ eraa in human
bisa'y, which bcpn and ended wi1hin the lifetune of a ainaJe ...,ation.
'The documentary tracea the c:oune of Hitler'• life from the
AUltrian ion where he was born Co the ruin1 of the Chanc:ellory
ift Berlin wbert be died. ......
WEDNE SD A Y
MAiiat.
fw momtns and afternoon
Hstinp, pleaM ... DAY·
TIME PROGRAMS. Below,
fw your conwnlence, ••
the day's mcwin.
DAYTIME MOV1ES
~Y(~ ...... ........
Diel la out of town Oft buslna>-lO:JI • .... (C) (30 llM.) lltl Jotina.
llttlol t1M nt&Pboftlood toQ\m In 11:11 ! U.. O"Cleci lllllelt: (Q (30
!lllOtloa. m .) Jeny Du""'1.
T .... : (C) (tO min.) Dan Mc-111'1 1111 ..... 111n: (C) (30
,.. lmts. nilil.) Geofp 5.iftNr. I a..tat (C) (30 min.) • __.... ..._: .,...., ti
.....,_: (Q "Semebocly T1ll1 ....._.. (horror) '46-Junt Lock·
Hand." An eumlnltlon of the hlrt. Don Porftr.
waft ... wltll problem elllkSrtn e ""'9: (C) (JO min.) Sexttr 117 ti-. CMW stucfy Center. of Ptlll1· 1rd .
...,... Thi """"' focum on .... .,,...... i. t• Ql111" =~ In helplfta P,. ) '64-Jec:ciua H1rd1n .
• 1..!!!_ ....__.__ Jlt ,,.. (C) (30 min.) --~..,. .................
1 .... Cl)....... Wiiien: (C) CIOllledy) '55--0tvld """· ~ ni11.T R17 Ctllft-. Thi Kint ~ ..._ <C> Colllinl. Donu Jun Younc auest. TMa D1J l• (C) • u Cl) .. .., ,_.. lit: (C) .....
(g() mli1 "Ciro!." Kim Derby tl:IO, .... : (C) ..,.. ltrt fllllt Llb-
lllelts In 4nme •bout'"~ (mualcal) '51 -Jane Powell, "°""' wife .... llHlltfY lft• Kl1• 81ll1rd. !her~..: ':... (C) (60 DU Cl) 1'I T._ .... (C) > D Q!(J)JMJ....., .._ <C> •rm CJ), ti!. ..,.. .. e u. er.. .... ce>
IMTll 9' ~ lllcL" (C) U:JOl llllrM Q'r
(60 min.) Ooc:umlntlry .,edll, In ~ "l .. •dtu AN Ill
thl'll Plfta. blMd on Wllll1m L ..... (western) '56-ftu R11111n,
Shim's lftOllUmentll history ol Klthy Nolin.
Nazi GwmlflY. ''The ,.., to ,..,_,.. 12:55 IJ llllille: "Tiie llrt Mimf" (drl·
b Plft I, llld It lftllJzW the poll· ma) '4&-0flvil de Hmlllnd, Lew
tlcll IM ICOllOll!lc Cl"* leldlnc Aym, T1lotnla Mltclltll.
lo HiUlr'• 11111mption of powtf. ·-• .._._ -.... .. -........... ---• ., ..... (C) (60 min.) --. ·----.... ,...... (C) (30 nin.) (myatafy) 51-8orb Klr1off .
Mt/ Tormt gut1t-sttUs In Ids own script, "Tltt Handy Man,"
on NBC's Tltt Virginian colorca.rt Wtdntsday at 7:30 PM.
Though Tormt i.r btst known for his singing, "Tltt Hartdy
Man" ls his stcond ltltvision script which ltt 1uu writttn artd
gutst-starrtd in, tht other was an NBC Run for Your Uft
stgmtnt ttUliu this Sta.Son.
....... zz: 111. Power " th• a ... <C> " l:JD. AIMtl&llt ..... ..,,..,.,
•MT ,.....: "l1ny Mone." .....,. (wtllem) '57-.loel McCrt1. nit co.stir flM Tht FulltM &Iv• "lie ...,_ I.Iii ... ..._..
1 COlllllllliftf loto ptffom11nce In (dram•) '52-Din 0.11.,. "Tiie Al-wtlldl lie PIP tttbute to ttll ldlnt _..... (mystery) '53 -Rkhard
~ ICfOll thrt1 Cllltturi& Todd.
ON HER IT LOOKS GOOD • • •
Performen in the entertainment industry
will tell you that diminutive atar Debbie
Reynolds can wort m<* of her peers to
near exbaustioo-and then be pttpand to
wort some more.
It wu not a · rare occurrence durina re-
hearsals for her ABC special. " ... and Deb-
bie Makes Six," airing Thursday (at 8 PM).
for Debbie to clock a 14-or I 6-hour day.
What isn't ,enerally known is Debbie's
seaet diet that enables her to store the
stamina for such a workina day. It's rela-
tively simple. too.
She eatl only one big meal during work-
ina dayt-breakfast.
It consists of a 16-ounce steak, well done.
D\Jrina the day she also drinks tea spi~
with raw honey, and from time to time she'll
munch a peanut-butter cracker 5andwich.
Misa Reynolds is one of the most vcna-
tile 11an in show businne today. But if any
of bet talents bad to be sinaJed out. most
people would point to htt musical comedy
artistry, which has illumined such ftlms as
''Sinsins in the Rain" and "The Unslnklble
Molly Brown."
Debbie ii constantJy on the ao, both
car~r-wise and in private life as Beverly
Hills society and charity leader Mn. Harry
Karl.
An eleventh commandment she mentally
notes is, ''Thou shall not waste time."
To this end, she aeldom even finds the
rime lo go to a hairdresser. This poses a
problem for a star who must be photo-
graphed loolcina her best and usually with
elaborate hair styles.
Debbie's answer to this dilemma is hav-
'"I 17 w~. falls and hair-pieces in various
stia, ahapes. styles and shades. In lesa time
than it takes the avensc woman to drive to
~r beauty shop, Debbie can have her hair
done perfectly.
ITS DEBBIE-Tht 1/nging. dancln1,
mimicking 4"" comic taltnts of D•bb~
ReynoUh will ~ dl.sp"1ytd on ha ABC-
TV color s~clal, " ... and Dtbbu Malcts
Six," Thursday tll 8 PM. Dd;blt's 1u~sts
wUI ~ Bob Hopt, Bobby Darin, Fran/c
Gorthin, Jim Nabor.r. Donald O'Connor
,... 17
THURSDAY
For morninc and afternoon
li1tlnp, pi..n. see DAY·
TIME PROGRAMS. Below,
for yow convenience, are
the day's movies.
DAYTIME MOVIES
TH[ ONLY PILOT, TV WfOC, M~ 2, 1161
DQICI>._... .._ (C) (&O ... ~ °' c.1 siata 1t eaa-....: UAIOOc:W hall-I
min.) ''Tiie fer Side ol fury." Wiien fulleRM. HIMt Mel .. ........., talb! lfMI •Rd AlttDal$." 1'1t Marl'I
follt play blfelb • boy ~to .. "'9 ......,, ~ f'«llt. .t ,. ol the ........ °' ...., II
the tall of OetlW loont, ttle bcl(s OnilN DlpeftJM.nt hied, Dr. James ... Md In die SecoM a..11 ¥111
lath« 111b l'llf'lllll at the _,... Younc. N.._1t11 Ledun ol the EJedrtal
ol BooM's .,.. lnel. Doll Pldl'O e llclle • &Ir-. U41 Dldralllc [qi"""'
Coll-i.._ end Enlill WllU11111 llllll 1:318.1 9 Cl) •..-e: (C) (30 llllA.) 11:.118 ..... ,..._ .._ tQ (IO
8 (Jl) Cl)~ (C) (30 lllhl) ~ 11j o.,.rtin... A poup of -
..,..,.. btrltlcl111 °'· Catallldta... ...,..,,. jwllllla. • dlllft • ... tc> (30 min.) llft .......
Aft lttradM lldMfllllt, with the ~ wHt " .. .,_suffidMt. NII 11:11. U.. l"a.t -.,t (C) (JO
lkl ol lltf lllPIH llWlllJ C.ball, *" of the ... wt1t1t ~ llllrater-Jn.) *1 Du •• ::_ns ~ r911:r =~:ii: lz9 a P"OClfY ..... Roclr MotlltJ, 111'1 ua .._ .._ (C) (30
Ray-GUii 111d eamoun.,. pin• t11at Kiwi• CoupAll 1114 Lou w..-M) &lorll Slln1111t.
lt:IOB"'nll ,. ........ T1IW' <com-Iii> 'SZ-Anna Mapanl, Ben Qa. ura.
mike tllt •lllowlt lmtllM. Ida !~ Cf) ..,.. "-: (C> (30 Parc1.llllll: (C) (30 mill.) lu1lf
lupine, lbmd Duff ll*l-.)AT!triout Elliot acc:w. Rod-fl.::'* ...,._ ,.. NII ti a. 10 ...................... of '--'-Alli fin I Ir (dhlftl) '&l-Oaudl .., ----.. PAii-t" (Clf'Mdy) '61 -~ a u llltlt; Rill ... llofM ''°"' thlj Gt9ftflll, Cadl PllW. 11
11:09 B "1'I Ma..,-1 T ..... (llomlr) ·~-ton Clu1111y ............ (acl-
ftftturt) 'SZ--Ridlard llooM.
="'· Diane lt.nte. Rone.. ~I; Jill bllll the babr to die e Jae ,,_ (C) (30 !Ilia.)
U:JO ID "Mia 1W fMf ...,. (d1'11111) ·H-tlllrid BersiMn. "1'1 .....,_
....-(comedy) 'S4-Ntc &ulnnesa. 4:» 9 (C) "ka hid' (Pett II (acl-
ftlltun) ·~lcllatd BurtDll, Ctr·
~ Jones. Robert Ryen.
!Jr:b·a:~~·:a.*' (C) (30 ~·: (C) (90 llllll.) Don =·~"::.!""
I === min.) e ,:., ";' (30 mill.) 11=-~ 1• (C) 12
ftrl::aallDe: "Clllldren of tM • .,.. ....,.. 'U: "Yilblnl, ..._ LI'•... ThrM J'Ml"I Ellllltfl ·-tiil hdflCltioll Pfocn111." ... c..
ptorera surcti for • lolt cMllutlon. licit II D Cl)._ .... Slllr. (C) 11:.JI • ...... : ..,... Mil/' (11171· •
u ..... • er... ..... (b
1111) '41 -Louis H1yw1rd, Dtftftb
O'Kllfe.
' " J ., : ~ (,
II) E.-.. A (IO ml•~ Eddie for Jr •• Geofll t.ry) '57-Ylcot Matww, Anitl El· 7:55 Gobel. Pear LM and Guy Marb btfa.
8 UNITED AIR LINES ~ ............ (C) (60 lllln.) 1.r.~11n:.!..:'"4..ae1:.a.. * Ptnents Lakers n . ~ ... 111ttt ,.,, 11ore Out There (llomlr) '33--0a'* Ra1111.
San Dieco Rockets uu Your ~ "11•. 1ttCMr1111 I @Cfl...., ...., ... (C) n uwa ,,. .... : (C) (Z llr. Aoa. StraM famll star. WMn Ills La fiw ... (C) '
..... 8 Tiie Ille "'-: (C) (60 min.) 3T min ) l.aUn vs. San Oleto daucldtr 11'11 ~ "! W con. 12:Jll laW air
Jtny Ovnpfly. Rockfl&. fr1elllb lrt ifMll¥ld Ill I ~ ..................... (well· l,t Tiie 1tt1 ..._ ~ (C) (60 l:C» fltlllty, 1 flttltr ~ lie must n) ·~111 WIMlma.
1111n.> Rokrt Abetnet11y D McDonald's Presents -; .. •ar ':: 11 u. ~ INS a.....,. "1'I u. _, a.. • ~-M ::J.. ...... * Debbie Reynolds -~ "* .::(q(:' mta.) ~ (.;....,,.) '5Z ........ Codi· r...; a.... <~> ~ in a 1tar·filled how , _ _, "-(C) (30 "'In.) ru. RIJ T11I, ShlrrJ JKUon.
bl• RIJllOldS. Tony Randell. "and Debbie Makes Six" ~ 1'1 .,_1¢ " l:ID R IMtl: "Ill W"' (adw9ntllre)
I n. ........... (C) (30 mit1.) G(ff}{])[RIQM.!• . . . ... ~ 22: ''CrkM Doctor's 'ff-Wella htfy.
httJ 111*1 (30 min.) ....... iMei lk. "ll"" (C) (60 min.) · D "-' (C)
(I) lleN: ""Ila Cft8I" (M· The lmpreulblt OetllMt 11.,wokb
:u'W:i. '59-V'~ Metvre. Red =="!: .... ~ .. ~~":.,: ',a,',SOSrfNSf.··.··:· ......----... I •· 8INI MfL lllNtll Olrin. Oonlld O'Connor, Frank Gor-~~
lY .. saa.t: ''Gtn .. I Matll· shin end Jim Nellon. ematlca." First ltsaon In IMttl Oii • ,._.,.. (C) (30 min.)
our •JSt•m of nul'lltf'ltiofl. :ri Stadl llllMtet .._.,/Offtcit
,:. =:':n~(30min.) 15...., 'lllHEATRE:··::. MdlaWs ...., (30 min.) &:JO 119 (j) 1,.....: (C) (60 min..)
WlfW If ,_. ~ Crime." A mptlrious
Cl) .......,_.,....., lt"9ft (C) sniper, determined to PflM 1 ,.. · ......_ a.. 11111t If ......, fact crime can bt c:ommittlct tw-C. h9Mllr ..... (C) rorizn 1 colle11 campus. 'plfM
7:GO . CIS r..:. "-"= (C) (30 ~;u:..endl SClott end Ron Rus. •
rnin.)W:ltw Cronkite. I I Men 1f1f111 (C) (90 ml•.) ........... .,..., ~ (C) (30 ......... (C) (30 mlft.) mfn.) ,... .._
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8lq)port of the • P'r•'9m-11fltll
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ROBERT RYAN
Who was at the wheel
when tragedy struck?
He had to make the
guilty pay .,. even if
it was his own daughter!
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FRID AY
MARCH I
For morntnc and afternoon
listinp, pleue see DAY.
TIME PROGRAM_S. Below,
for your convenience, are
the day's movies.
DAYTIME MOVIES
•a ..,... ..... HMn" <c:omtd1>
'!f-£rnlt Kovacs, ~ auirt.t.
:tO II .,.,.. .. Tt•h.. , .. (wutem)
•5C:j -Don Bany. "I'd Climb tllt H_. ..._...,. (dr1mt) '51 -
Su•n H1YW1rd.
.:JO. "" ....... &try fprill('
(comtdy) '4~ Milland. "Tit LMr ,,.. ........ {m,sttry) '48
~It.I~.
1:t0 9 (C) "All Mi. Tt CM" (dram•) ·S'f -CatMron Mltcflell, Glynis
Johna.
.:JOll .,...." (wutern) '54-.lohn W1111t. Geraldine Pip.
r•;r ~1 "-Jr.
i.:00 8 1111 lie ~ (C) (60 min.) Jerry Dunphy.
II n. Ill 1ttw Nwa: CC> (60
iiir11.) Robert Abtrntthy.
IJ......_ {60 min.) • O'a.a Mewlt: ..,.,.._
" tllt bc:W' (comtdy) '51-Dollald O'Connor, Piper Laurie. n. f1......._ (C) (30 min.)
hltJ hilt (30 min.)
...... : "War " ... Sew. (ICiente flctlen) '53-Suaft
Clbot, Dick Miiier. I Mr. llld Mn. .......
TY HIP Sdllel: "littreturt."
Flrat letaon defines llttmurt. ......... l:l01 T11t 1...., C... (C) (30 min.) ltll9I (C) (30 min.) w.w flf , .... L......, ... ~(C)
(C) ''Oifflf1lrt T tdl· niqua" Ctrtifltd lnstructon elem·
onstratt deep-snow ttchnlqua end
tilt dlffmnce bttwttn three wicM!y
ICCI~ ~~niqllt$. -~~"'-(C)
1-R CIS fRelllt ...._ (C) (30
Jn.) Welter Croftllitt. 11"-Uer•lllldtf~(C) (30
mill)
IAl..i ....a (30 min.)
f r,.., (C) (30 min.)
I Lwt lacy (30 min.) ....... ll&IM (C) (30 min.) ,..... ,...,
(j) ...... (C) "1111 ltlWlrl"
(.....,.,.) ·~ldlard eont.. VM-
ca Lllldfion. fD ............. : "[thic:I of
Door·•Door Selliq... HOit 0.11
~ "*"' ·-I diletmion of tilt "'6c betwttn I blilinm IHC·
utht ind t ...,,....Utift from tht
"'9Nlal htt• Business Bureau.
If•-=*' ""'
7:30. 51 (I)"' -... w.t: (Cj (IO mill.) WtSl Ind 6onton
hllllt for 1 ltDltfl S.munl IM>l'd.
IO ........ tflet its tMtf mM
Allwlcan loa of fece wltll
Japantt1 IO'ltmmenl .......
D TlnM: (C) (60 min.) "FM
aCloct ~." Cundulioll. Tarzan Ind Jal, lloftl Wftll tht ,_ of
W'cziri trtbt, .are capbnd tD be
10ld IS lllVll. Sir Bail barely ..
capea wtttl hb I If t, 1ftd a.ttttr
Jona ll'dlsts on lolnln1 him •
.. rdl• for lht llwt cotWOr· Maurice Ev1111 ind Julie Harri•
IUlll 9 Mewit: .,_.., Ew" (drama) '41 ~.rill,.. Stanwyi*, Htmy foftcla. 0 ~(I) Off Tt Sea t19t W1m1t.
(C') CIC> min .. ) "CllflCIClt tilt ero..
£}'9d Lion." Conclusion. Rtpllt fJ ._ $ Mewit: (C) '11lt I "* tf ~ (dr.ma) '55-4tum·
pllrty Boprt, Gant Tltmtr. ID Tnlltl ff c ..... 1nc•· (C) (30 min.) Bob B1rttr hoab.
I Piny M-.. (60 min.)
Ttdlltial C... w.rv "-(C) La Man ..... Plul
1.-GO "-'" (C) (30 min.)
........ 5-llJ/ .... ~
I E U...,..., a:• a .... ~<C> ( min~ Gomer tu1111 out ID b
the wlmd chtf of tht rneo hall
kitchen until ht INrns ht Is btlnt
perm1ntntty ml&Md thtr9 btcl1111
Sat. Carter hu lost en lndian-wr•
tlinc maid! wittl Sit. HacW. This
apbode wu prwtou:sly xtltdultd
for Jan~ 26 but wu in-empted .. D Qj ~Stir Trtl: (C) (60 min.) •'fiie Ultimttt Computer." Captain
Kirt hu no choict but ID Pirtle·
lpatt in an •arcile !hit ""''c:es
him as commandin1 offlctr of
Enttrprist. Wllll•m M111hall, Bany
RUSIO futSl D @Cl) Operetl11: Eltert1l1-
..t. (C) (60 min.) ROiif Mllltf
hosts. lbncy Ames. Louis ltye. The
Sevin Souls lh1re tht bill 1t fort
Hood, Tau.
I._. lrtfftl {C) {90 min .. ) Hllflil Calls (C) (30 min.) ........
~: "A Comtnltlon
W'rth Ray Bradbury." Wrftar and ltc·
turer Ray Br1dbury apl1lns the rl·
tionlle bthind his ltfl'llinllY lrra·
tional 1ct1.
l!)Mriaftl
t:OD Ra Cl) fltdlJ NIOt Mewit: (C) "liie Sins of ltadltl c.N'" (dr1m1)
'61-Anllt DkkllllDn, Ptter Andi,
RCIPI' Moore. Rachtl c.dt. a youn1
unmamtd mtdicll mlllionary, tuf·
fers lnntf CO!lftlct bttwltn
dewtion to h« wort end her fttl·
i. u 1 woman.
T1lil &dtiltl w.rv {C) (30
m .) fl)~ TllNtrt: ''fu
Shefttf." eoa. E Y S. M.-.
t:JO a om '""''* ---= <C> (lO iiiln.) Mitton Bef1e, Edit Mama. e• HKbtt. Raymond BulT Ind
Don Adams IUlll n s.n MMa 111t110t CC> <30
iiiTn.)
O @CI>"" ._" n .... ..tt: (C) (30 min.) "A Fool Ind
His MOMY." Wlll ind Jeff try
help Chlrilt Most corMnc:it his ln-
tlridtd bridt !hit Ill's WN""7 lftd
his '°""" partntf'I thlt "' .. not. P1ul 8rinepr, lt.etMf Anlfl, Wll·
ttr Burb auat.. a ,..,.: (C) (10 min ) Doll Mc-
~uift. Continued
Till• ••• ~prette•tJJ • eem ... )11.
tt'llere~er ........ -
Piiot Prl•"-' .. Ir' • K I• t•e e~•· ti•• ef fa..,wialtle ... pressle•s.
Piiot Prl•tl•g we•ld llke t• •elp y••
§tart l•preulng year busl•ess wee•
l•tetl.
Today.
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SUMMY t:OO R tnl (1) mmlll "A ........ of RM... (C) Adaptied from ~roedw9y htt, tfll9 speclel ~ drarM
WU taped In London wttf'I S.ndy Denni., ...., Falk, Mlcheel
Parb and Henchel Bemerdl as the IUlrs. DeYld Susskind
P")duced and John Mouy dlrwcted. "A tt.tfut of Rain" J>N-
mlet9d on Bioedw•y In 1955 end startled crttlc:a and audi.nc.
with Its cendld t~ of the then taboo subtld of dNC
addiction. The d,.me eotleefna a "junkY•" sttugte to kick
the habit end the .tt.ct this ha on his wtf., his brother
and his tether. MlehMI Parb port,.ys the eddic:t. Johnny;
Sandy Dennis portrays his wtf9, Celle; '9ter fatk Is Polo, the
brother: and Henchel Bemerdt ~ ...., as the father.
TUESDAY
8:00 8 IB ~"Deer Mr. Qeble." (C) This o.,..hour docu-
mentary the IJfe, loves. and leedf• ledles of Ctartl
O.ble, • Kini'' of filmdom. While puttlnt the documentary qether, the produc9rs of "Deer Mr. 0.ble" mede an lntMest·
Ire dlscovety. Gable'• reel Ylllue u a star had adually beef\
his support of his leedlnt ledi.. They reec:ted tp him and
,...ponded to him, while the carn.n vlftled ttMm awr Gable's
shoulder. But sc:enes totally. concerned wtttl Ga• In whld'I
tha came,.. mn•lned on cloM-uJ19 of him, prowd to be ~,.re. Ewn In ''Gone With the Wind," thouch Gat>Je'a
perfonnance Is usually remembered as dominant, he•• actu·
'"
seen on tha screen a very short time. 9:00 U (I} Wottd ,.._, ..... MoWle: (C) • ....._ °"'8f' EMron."
am .. -,,..nclscus, Shlrtey Knllht. Leslie Nlefsen, Franchot
Tone, Jem .. Dunn and Don Ameche star In the dreme of small·
town corruption and Its d9vast.-tlns .tfec:t on tha llv.. of Its
lnhlbltlnts. The story concerns • younc physician, whoM
Introduction to the new town In which he Intends to practlc:e,
becomes hl&hly dlstast.tul. He reellz• that an Innocent boy
Is about to be ,.11r'09ded for murder whlle the citizens of
the town, lncludlnt hll weelthy father·ln-lew, look the other
way.
~ DAILY rtLDT. TV WU)(, MAACH 2. 1161
9-.30 •at(() DrJW1oi L Huroll ,. .. nts P'wt II: (C) This 90-
mlnute 1pee1el wu taped in New YOl1t and fe>fonto, end 1-----------------------features the WOf'td.famous pl9nist Artur Rubinstein In his first
tele¥l1lon eppeerence In a d4M:ade; Ru .. len vtotln~ DeYld
Ofst,.kfl; the Bolshoi Ballet. and lmJ)fwsarto So4 Hurok. Rub-
instein, whose perfonnance i• the tona•t 11,.1e aecment of
the broedcast. plays the Beethoven "Concerto No. 4" In Its
entirety. Olstrekh, one of the 1reetest IMnt mesters of the
violin, perfotms the Bach "Vlotln Concerto No. 1 In A Minor."
The Botshol Ballet. wltfl soloists Nina Tlmofeywa, Nlc:Otel
Fedeyechev and Shemll Ya&Udin, Is shown In an excerpt from
Act 2 of Adolphe Adam's worid·famed bllllet "Giaelle."
W'EDNESMY
7:JO ta 11:00 SPECIALS: This entire wenina ean only be titled "Al!IC
Nitht." Beclnnlnt at 7:.30 wfth "The S.V.C• Wortd of the
Coral Juntle," another In the Mt1es of TM Underle9 Wortd
of Jacques Coust•u. ABC's entire evenlns Of prtfMClme
proe1ammlna Is cWloted to 1pec:lals. At 8:30 Is •'fhe 'Now'
Generatk>n." a Mtf·hour procram on the attitudes Of the youna people of todey. Ryan O'N•I la host for the proc,.m
th1t featurn an In-depth Int.MN with Mle Farrow (pufl)Ofted-
ty rep!'9Mntatlw of today's youn11 and uninhibited ,.,,....tion).
At t PM, Her Serene Hl1hnes1 Princeas Grae. of Monaco Is
hostess for a tour of the storybook princlpellty In an houT
1pec111 titled Monte Catto .... C'eet le ROM. Spclel aunts
for the pqr11m are Terry·Thomu, French llnpt Fninc:otM
Hardy, Giibert Becaud and Oevld Winters and hta danceirs. M
10 PM Is the first of a th,....pert Mrin. ''The Rile end F.U
of the Third Reich." TM tefevislon adaptation Is from the
book by Wiiiiam L Shirer. Part I of the documentary la titted
'*The Aile to f!vwer." ,.rt two. "The Roed to Wer," airs
Friday at 10 PM.t..... ~nd pert th'"' "GottaniamrMrUna," airs
Saturday et 9:30 ""·
ntURIOAY a.-oo • n (I) mnmi ..... .-~ ..._ SIL .. (C) Another Jtfii ~seheduted ~fa tut_.~ In 1tr-
1n1 becauM of the ABC labor ltrlke. The pettt. MIM ReynoidS
demonstm• h« talents with special 1uesu IClb Hope. Jim
Nabon. Bobby 0.rtn, Donald O'Connot •nd ,,... Oonltln.
Hi1hllaht:I include a comedic satire of stars' entert.lnm1nt
tours for MMc:emen, a mlni·mootle featurina 1mprwsslonl of
famous Ktint c:oup1-. a playtet of the onst.ce and offltap
IMI of • hUabend·wtfe llnci,. tMm, and a ~ ~
of falTQd ~ lhOn'Mtfdll. ..... .
RISTORrS DARKEST ERA-ABC pruenu a 1er~s of
three orw-ltour 1p«lab l>oMd o" Willi.am Sltir1r's mon&UMnJal ,
ltlstory of NarJ Oemt111t1. "Tlte Ru1 and Fall o/ tlu Third
R1lcli," W"'1tudlq (10 PM), Friday (10 PM.) and Saturdtty
(9:30 PM). Tit. 1p«#llb, incorporatillt n.wty dlscove-ntl film
aNI /1aturlnf i11tuv~w1 with peoph clo1e to Hitkr, trace tlt1
coun• of tM dictator'• life from tlu Aunrl4n Inn wlter1 lte
wcu bom to tlte C"'°""llory ruiru in &rlht where 11.e di~. . L
I
T
'
~y
t:OO 8 9 (j) (C~ ''lhedow Oww Elwieron." This motion picture, pro-c1Ucea tij UnlWf'UI City Studios 1°' first-time viewinc on tele-
Yisk>n. was produced by J*=k Laird •nd directed bv J•ma
Ootdst6ne. ~-n the no11el by Mlch .. I Klnpley, 1'Shadow
O¥W EMron was lld•pted 1°' the screen by Chester Krum-
hotz. Thlt 11 the fourth "World PNmlwe" movie colon:ut by
NBC durtnc the 1967-68 sason. St.rs •rw J•m• Frenclscus
Shlriey Knl1ht. Leslie Nielsen, Don Ameche, Frenchot Tone:
the late James Dunn. Jill B•nner, Kent McCord, Josephine
Hutchison, Thoma Gomez, •nd Vic Daina.
HUltSMY
l:OO 8 41 Cl) "The llest ... n." Gore Vidal wrote this drama •bout
1 fliht for the Presidentl•I nomlMtlon. Henry Fonda, Cliff
Roa.tson, Edie Adams, Maraaret Lelahton, Shelley Berm•n.
Ann Sothem 1nd Lee Tr.cy star. Two men (Fonda and Rob-
ertM>n) '"k the support of the ex-President In their camP4118ns.
Their futures bke • surprising tum when the former President
dies of • tt.art attad. .
"'°"' t:00 • fB Cll (C) ''The ..._ of RM:hef c.de." Anal• Dickinson,
Piter finch and Roter Moore st.r In this repeat tefecast of
the m<Me •bout a youns medical mlssionairy Who f1ICel the
inner conflict between her dedication to her WC>B 1nd her
N1tur11I instlncts as a woman. •
IATU~Y
t:OO B U ({) (C) "Moment to Moment." Jun Sebera. Sean Gar· rlioii: tr'onor BIKktMn, Arthur Hill, and Gr91C>ire Asl•n stir In
thlt 1965 Uniwful reteae bned on the nowt "Lluahl With 1
Strwncer." by Alec Coppel. Henry M1n<:inl provides the musiell sc:or. for this ble of kNe and te<T'Or.
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DAILY PILOT
WORLD PREMIERE DRAMA ABOUT A SMALL TOWN
-Jamu FrllltCiscus and Shirley Knight (ctnttr) portray a
small town doctor and his wi/t, and Jostphint Hutchinson
is tlat widow ot • murder victim, in tht World fremltrt
pnstftttnion of •shadow Over Elveron" on NBC's Tuesday
Night at the Movlu at 9 PM.
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A star I *) preceding a log ll1tl11g indlcot .. it it a paid
odvertitement. Channel• 22, 21 and l-' are UHF In Lot An·
gel"· with 21 being the educational I ETV) station. Chon·
nel• 17, 23 and 29 ore UHr In lo•enfletd.
Dolt ......... It ........... ,.., •• "'' ...... .,. • .., w -. •
4M1leio .. Orlfflll ,,........ ..W Llttlet..,.. C.., IM., -41*'91 ell4 un4w
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Y.... iltllKlfw enter·
t.iner·sinaer John Gary pr·
nered many fans when .. he
did the summer replacement
for the 0.nny Kaye Show In
1966. Many viewers have
asked if he will be back. and
the news Is that he Is doin1
a syndicated Protram, 90
minutes in lenath. which will
10 to some 50 markets
across the country. Possible
buyer In the Los An1eles area
is Channel 5. Tapin1 Is cur·
rently beina done In Miami,
and I Dream of Jeannie star
Bill Daily has been in Miami
durin1 his series' hiatus per-
forming and script!Jil for the
Gary show.
• • • CBS has announced that
humorist and columnist Art
Buchwald will cover the Re·
publican and Democratic Na·
tional Conventions this year.
It's about time someone . in-
jected a little humor into
politics -so'meone besides
the Smothers Brothers. • • •
The appMranc• of Doug-
las Fairbanks Jr. in the NBC
musical version of Robin
Hood several weeks ago
evoked fond memories for
many, and queries reprdinc
the still striklnaly handsome
actor's future plans. He has
stated that co-producin1 is
what he would like to do
now, and would return to act·
ins "only in the company of
six other stars. I realty don't
think anyone these days .
would want to risk much on
my name alone as a box·
office draw. Nor would I,"
said Fairbanks. In the workl
at the moment is • docu-
mentary with John Seconda·
ri, with whom he recently
worked in "Venice: City in
Oanpr.'' He is also busy
editin1 and providina narra·
tlon for elant of his father's
allent pictu,... for TV or the-
aters. OM, "'The Man in the
Iron Mask," has been com·
pteted. ,...22
I ldmAY. IMKtt I It e. bellt announced by
ABC that mainstays of the
Peyton Place sap, Dorothy
Malone and Tim O'Connor.
will be written out of the
perils of PP in the near fu.
ture. New faces have been ·
added off and on, and have
ledO AM • MHL Hoc11eJ: (C) Cal S.ls VI. PhiledelptMa F1yen.
1~., 8 W 81 I ..... (C) PM9delphill 76en vs. Boston
.._ ... nn.·Golf: (C) Filmed at the Roye~ end Ancient ~b. St. Andrews, Scottand i. the third mlltiCtl of thiS
of four that match Arnold Plllmer, Jeck Nlddaus •nd
Pleyet In competition for $50,000 In prize money.
been seen on and off over 1 THURIOAY, MAlllal 7
the past year. Apparently 1 7::115 e ....._. ......_.: (C) LAk•n vs. San 0!4110' Rockets.
the roles of Malone and
O'Connor have run thef r
course (the departure of Al·
lison-Mia Farrow has had
somethina to do with tt, too).
• • • CBS hu announced that
it is considerina startina its
new fall lineup of pt01rams
as late as Sept. 23. Viewers
will remember the hassle
last year, with ABC and CBS
starting after Labor Day,
NBC giving a week to "sneak
previews" (unsold pi lots)
and airing its new shows a
week later. Absent in the
CBS series fall lineup sched·
ule, almost certainly, will
be the 9().mlnute Cimarron
Strip and Good Momlna.
World. New series to fill the
space are Blondie, The Good
Guys and Hawaii Five-0.
In the aum1Mr CBS line-
up, Dom Deluise rwtums to
take over for Jackie Gleason;
Red Sketton's own produc·
tion company will furnish a
vaudeville antholOIY called
"Showtim.," to be shot in
London with U.S. heedtlnen
u rotatln1 hosts; Jonathan
Winters' mid-season procnm
gives way to The Prisoner, •
British drama series with
Patrick McGoohan. The
Smothers Brothers hour will
be filled by their second
banana Pat Plulsen, and
Glen Campbell hosting a va·
riety fonnat; and Carol Bur·
nett's Monday night hour will
be used to run unsold or as
yet un5UCCe$1ful pilots.
ANO All THE REST tS
RE-RUNS. UntJI the Aucust
polftQJ conventions. wt..
tome of the IC*Ches wm
sound like ,.runsl
SATURDAY. MMCH t
ll:IO AM • Sports Spedll: {C) USC·UCLA IY'"nastic meet.
Trojans •nd th• Bruins compete In aymnesttcs. pe.-.llel bin.
hone, •nd tnmpoHne.
1:00 8 AIWlf •111W: (C) Califomill Anaefs vs. Chlc:aco Cuba. e NA DDf9I Open: (C) Live from Mi.ml a.ch'• Donil C..
try Club comes the $100,000 1off tourNment. The 7,0281M.
per-72 wet Blue Monster with •lsht la"-on ttii. tr9nsforM
....mplend, ~·pe •lded by M.rch winds •nd dr1• •
can play tMIVOC with wen the best in the pme. .-.en..., a-tc: (C) Tommy Bolt •nd Tom Wetstlot>f ITlllt 1U Qeiberpr •nd O.W Stockton.
eAAwu l•ll•n-.1: (C) SQnford vs. Cal~. a,._ 8oateus' Tour: (C) The $60,000 Miiiet' Hllh Uf1 Opel fR>m Ml,..ukM, W*onsln.
4:JO • ....... Mita ~ (C) The $145.()()().Gua,.nteed Sellll ~ H9ndlcap at 1 'A ml .... The nice ... lrwupm.d ii r 1935, •nd feetur.d ~ t.bMd stars .. Equlpofse. M8te ....
Twenty Gnnd. Azucar, from Ireland, _. the wtnner. !c:"• W.-..M Wortd of 8oM: (C) Caned9 Cup titllt
Knudlon meets U.S. PGA winner Al Gelbelpr It
Victoria Goff Club In V1c:toN. B.C., Caned•.
• Mt• ......... '!' • lpoltl (C)
8:30 •.....,.. I ti ttwll; (C) LMlers vs. S.n F,.nci9co W•rriors.
Al G•tberpr (h.hlNI mkropltoM), U.S. l'GA cltompion., ii
,.ttlng • """" noctlon to lti.f lilae from ltu oppoMlll, C""""' Cup titlUt O•or,. lr.lllUbon, anti Ct>mlPNnlllton OIM Sanltt11.
wit, Md Jimmy D•1rt1nt h.for. tlv .,.,, o/ tlN OdlHrrer-
Krwubon '""'cit t11 tlN Jlictorla Goll Clab, Vktorlll. B.C.,
C""""4, for SINU1 WONkrfMI Wo,.1" of Golf. 1'/v matclt ii t•~l#d in color ava NIJC, Satlud4y at j '"'·
flt[ DAILY PILOT, TV WEEX, MARCH 2, 1968 ., B cm f1) ""'• .... (C) ntr and UOll "'"' "" tilt llvt Bolt and Tom Wtbllopf mttt Al · lliltl: "Dir tf tllt Olltilll" ectioft from Palm Sptlnp whtft tht ~r a~ Qtw· S1Dlk~
(wuttm) '59-Robtrt Ry1n, Bun Caflfoc1Ha Ml* meet tbt Clllclco 1-._. ~
IWU, nna Louise. CW1t, MWU t1•t1U: {C) Stlnfwd
MMCH 9 Ill CiM M11lca111 D ...._: (C) °'CMl•dla Statitll" vs. Cal ~. lO:lOl I~,.__ llltlt (C) (Wllhm) '60 -Randolph Scott, D@(J) Pr9 ....... Ttr. (C) AtMa Alie (C) N1ncy Gata nom MlJWautiM, W'IKO!lsln comes
ltqa .r tile Miit (C) IJ PG.A Goff 3rd Round tht $60.000 Miiier Hllti life OPlft.
7:208• Ua TMa Dir/"'-11:0011~: Did ttl * DORAL OPEN 1=-.e... ttl "Ibo w ... 7:301._.... S-.W {C) • T111 Cat (C) D9(1)PU Deni 0,..: {C) ora."
...... ttr ........ "-':!:.~~'Sofia." 1M liOri!Optn from Mlam~ flori. 4.-001 nt O.tduw1: .ltt F• (C) Dllcthe LMq (C) . da 111 the most murdtroua !Durney Sller*t Htl••
.............. {C) ll:l01u---/--(C) Oii tht PGA tour. "Tht Blut Mon· Skll11 (C)
7:.45., ~ llMrt (C) • c:... llkCeel (C) sttr," .. It Is ctlltd by pro Coif· 4•l0. 9 Cl) s.lltl Alltl lace· (C) l:OOI a Cl).:.,.. ........ (C) ---lllldstald (C) .,... "" 106 and ll'aPI and tlaht . 1M ~1'5:"000·Guarantted Santa U Cl)..., a (C) • ........,.. {dtlma) "60 lal!a and 300 tcl'll of unbellfta. Anita Handicap
.... Ailby ..., -Viet« Mature, Rita Gem. bly tricky terrain. D 9 (i) ~ (C) ...._. m s,.ts Spedal: <C> usc-uw 1:•1 n.. ..._. ......, <C> m r. :lier '" ..... Mllllle: "Otvil'a Mast." 11mnastic mffl Tht Trojans and ft (j)'91ep ........ I: (C) NC
tht Bruins meet to compete In l.tlyola at Sant. Clar1. S:OOfJ nt ~ <t) "Rodeo." l:301m(I) _, ,...._ (C) omn1stica. parallel b1ra. horM, m Mlwtt: "Jtllll., O'CllU'' (mys. Leny Mahin 1uuts. CI> ~~8._!~(C)." tramPolint and many other t'ltnb. t.y) '47-0ick Powell. D 9 Cil SMll'a Wondtfful Wwtd
·-w•1 z:oo a ..... (C) "flHle tf c:.ic.tta'" or lltt: (C) Al Gtlberpr •nd t:OOllJ~fr••ndlln Jr. (C) • (ldwntu~) '53-0tnl• Oertel GIOflt Knudlon battle It out at tht De ,...._ (C) p tric Knowlea. ' Victoria Golf Club In British Colum·
.,... .... (C) D llleN: "AIMria1 &i,ift" (•d· bit, {:.nada. ~.
: (C) Today's m lz.t D F..-.: (C) "Whlla I Run This vtntu11) '42-heston FOltar, Rich· I. ~. WW. Wortcl tf 111 "Rf¥1f119 of tht Gladlat011'' bCe." ard Dix. ('e)-
1nd "Return of tht Apt Man." E C.lldtMa dal ..._. D Mlllltl $ Mw1e: "AAlll ...,.. °""' U.lta m ~ 11lutrr. "Guilty ..,. 1.Z:JD I a CJ) Jtuy QMlt (C) {drama) '61 -Gtofp Hamilton, llllpl'a llland (C) standtt. , ~ USA (C) MtrC*ltt McCambrid1t, Joan Blon· • lt&D ""*' t:•1u"' Htrc.w. (C) Anlll w--:•= <C> Dick Enber1 dtfl1.111 Movie· "Na11c1 Gun .. , ... • ••liar Cl) s-... .., Wl'lll (C) interviews spec11I 1uests prior to ,....... ~ C.U · S:Z5 ,... Ntws
• "Tiie ~ (SPIC· tht pre-.,ton pme at Palm -"' -
tacutar) '54-Vlctor Maturt, Gent lb 1:00IJ111t ""' Stdetr. (C) "An S•JO II blptl st.My (C)
'
Tlemey .. ~ ..___ .... ...... ,.~ (]) """"""' •aa (C) Draft Otfenntnts Unfair?" Fairfax ' Jl••lt hdpra: (C) CIVld Troy Dtlll ~--• --_, .. ..., -· """ """' ......, "'''' "" [ a. EMtll (C) E AfMlm tot>ic with studenta from William lldl.lt (C)
E &maM DIEJ l•IB CJ) De LIM ...,., (C) Blair Hllti School. I IB<lll.1 Wll1cl lntlrutloMI 1 1e:oo11(1)~{C)(C) r..~ (C) J:150A11&91 ~-(C) hpHt: (C)
Cl) --A1111i ........ : (C) Buddy Blatt· J:JO 9 Cll lelf ca.k: (C) Tommy fJ) hcQ Jeatl
SATUR DAY
•
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atlantic • music
30°/o TO 50°/o DISCOUNTS °". Hl-f I & TV!
DEMONSlaATOIS • 0111-0F-A-llND • DADE-INS
INVENTOaY TAX TO BE ASSESSED MARCH 4th FORCES SELL-OFF Of ALL EXCESS IN INVENTORY
BEFOU TAX ASSESSOR AaatVISI SALE LIMITED TO STOCK ON RANDI
TUNERS & AMPLIFIERS TAPE RECORDERS
~Value NOW &: DECKS SHERWOOD FM TUN 139 .50 $38
ERIC 50 WATT FM Value NOW
STEREO RECEIVERS .... $229.00 $69 LEAR JET 8 TRACK ..... $89.95 $38
V.M. FM/AM AUTOMATIC RADIO
STEREO RECEIVER ..... $179 .00 $56 S TRACK CAR UNIT . . . . $79 .50 $52
BOGEN 25 WATT AMP $179.50 Slt SONY 905 (Battery Op.) $ I 29 .50 $49
FISHER 40.Q BSR 4 TRACK
RECEIVER (Trade-In) . $279.50 $149 STEREO TAPE DECK . . . $149 .SO $29
SONY 907
RECORD CHANGERS (BATTERY OPERATED) .. $49 .50 $36
VIKING 880
& TURNTABLES STEREO PORTAB~E .... $435.00 $279
88 RMQ VIKING ....... $339.50 $199
498 EMPIRE SPEAKERS TURNTABLE (New) .... $179.95 $99
GARRARD No. 30 ....... $39.50 sn FISHER XP4-A
GARRARD 50 Mk II ...... $54.50 $36 SPEAKER SYSTEM ..... $199 .50 $69
BOGEN 8-62 ........... $69 .50 $29 ALTEC 15" WOOFER ... $.63.00 $29
AR-l1 SPEAKER
SYSTEM (demo) ...... $225.00 $99
EVERY UNIT,CARRIES A FULL MONEY-IACK GUARANTEE
WE DISCOUNT the DISCOUNTERS I ~---------------...;...:.;~..::;_;:..:=_.::_:::_:::..:..:~:.:.:.:=-·
: DRIVE
'65 IJSTANG
2 + 2, V.t, AutOMetic tru1. Sfoc~
No.'"'·
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. Cl~R ,·1 ··BUYING FA -CT.s·
. . ALL FORD DEALERS -DO
...
e PAY 111 SAME FOR 1lllR PRODUCTS • HA VE SAM£ CHOICE OF MODELS, e HAYE ~ FOR ftNANCIN6 (Down payment, etc.) ' EQUIPMENT AND ETt .
HOWEVER, ALL FORD . DEALERS ·a•:. QI HA ~·
• Over 350 Cars to Choose From
• 10 Acres of Sales and Service Facilities
· • SO Years Past Experience In Orange County · · ·
NCE I
'63~ GALAXIE
J8 DAILY "1.0T
w~c;r:O: ~. Mea fer ble wtlmlq
entry, special mention also
la Jn Cll'dlr ,. KltllJ Lo&
blr4, 10. ol ea.ta Meta:
Cdty Caatanga, 9, ol Seal
S.ldl, ancl Wendy GeJUbill,
•~. ot ~ lleacb for
1«lr aoen.at "*'"· 8pellldnC ot J;lfduNI, cld
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................ --.... . .... _._ -JOU know W lllrdl II
COdrtD'a Alt MaallT All-----------------------.._...,. __ , dtbeM .. .,.. Wiid um
moatJl to mab • tptda1 .nart ti> qplli a well p._
Did ll't Jll'Olf aJD tn tWr .moo11.
YOU CAN obtain cCllUI
al a boMllt, fte lCHllltJall
ot • QualitJ lcbool Att ProlJ'am, by wrftblC tM
Crayon, Wat. Colar lad
Cralt lntl1uta. !'.dim HID
ftoed, RD 21 N..-. CaaD.
08740.
* PRIZE WINNER * This week's contest winner Ls Gary Wl.tnamson, 11,
3066 'lnnity Drive, Costa Mesa
Any chDd under 12 can enter Uncle Len's Art Contest Hen'1 Ill you
do. (1) Draw picture on piece of plain, white paper 5th tncbll wide and
'!Dcbll deep. Use bJact {Dk and make lines black. (2.) Do not eon• tnce
picture. It mut be yoor own wort. (SJ Put your mine. 11t aDCI .....
on bact of dmrtng. Mail 1t to Uncle Len'1 Art Contest. Bol 1NO, ··DMLY
PlIDI', C4llta lfeu. Winner will rece!Te KenMd)' half dolllr.
Miida aleo bdnp b61
wtnd11 10 far om' nat ari
coatelt llt'• dmr .,,,,,.htrc
tbM COIDll to mind wbm when you thtnk of wind.
'I, r... V..,.: Jeri /? f' p HaneMne, •, lluatbltton -----Laro ' Lom_, ......... .....,. ..... _
Belleh: em. Danelm, 11,
0 TB ER HONORABLE
mention wtaw1 in lie mt
contest Im week .e:
=a.~~~ RIDDLES AND JOKES
Kelly &btnlon. t , J'om-
tlin Valley; Glenda 1MD.
Jill .,.... ~. Oolta Mea; Jem Palmer,
~ Beedl. and Julie
:Reel, t, Newpan Beach.
TWO LITil.I ANIMALS
How dOJOU de9Cribeallttleracocm?
Why, U-1 a little animal that hunta with the moon,
And when be'• all flnllhed he'll ID blct home
And haw his dinner, a bti =.cone.
And how do you clelCrSbe a deer?
9le's a eauti.om animal that bepl from the clear
And nibbles er-n leav• off tile~
Oh, how I wish that lhe WIS mine.
-~ ... ~ ..... -~ ....... ..... c-. ..... "' .., ---.-y .... ...., ..... ........ INI W. ,_ w ~ .. Ulllli YI, .. 119' elllll ~ Clillf,
Unda: Once I sang uonie Star Span11ed
Banner" for hours and boura.
Dean: That's nothing. I can linl ''Th•
Stars and StripeS Forever." _.... .....................
Da.r Carol: Why is the Statue ol U~
ty's hand only efgbt inches )l)atP
•aeote 9q pptOMff
8UOl IMpUI it ... •I fl "'""I t.tMtuy
_....,. ~ ~ Cillll ....
Dear Carol: Wby dc. llum111lng )Jirds _._
hum?
'lp.IOM 9'f• ~ -4,uop ~ :JeMtuy
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Puzzle
it Suu1d11r1
dlrtrlct 21 • J.t H Ens and
tnlS and
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41 Ftmlnint
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42 lhn 's
nlckn1111t
44 ftt~tst
''11 to come 25 Ins 1tu111nls: 45 Fabric: Coll~. 46 Cost
26 tlldVltts 47 Btco111e Ill••• rudy s9(rl for n , .... nt plckl n~
U Ste 16 41 Dejected; Across Archiu;
29 Vessel 49 Olilect
30 Bovines 51 Unit of l2 Kim of Clpec:lty
11Uslcal 52 Prepo-
_,,d slUon JJ Cbncttr• 54 l lologlcal 11" by 111ffix •l••llcl-SS f'lavor-34 Slnglt: IM
Co•b. fn tnatfl'lal
35 Sllllng 56 Weapon
'6 st::!• 51 Kltchtn ~. flxtutt . ... ,......._ · , .. s• Elt(ttlcal ~-ca..-!Miit ----
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lHIS WEEKEND: .
HOUSES FOl SAU
~ .... ....,....., .... ~ ..........
..... ,.. •. ~M:tMMsc"** ........... _ ...... ~ ... ;-
.. YbM ha'tl k:• .._ ....,...:DAl_LT ""°' WANT AM. Ntw .. d I .... lliiiil Mr, ........................ ,.., ..................... ~
(2 hdroomJ ·
710 Polmtttia. Qvooa del Ku •
97$-2829 (Sat " Sun 1-5)
(2 Br. I Family or Oen)
1&18 Dolphin Ter. (ln1ne 'l'Vnce) C.dM
MU-472 EftS 97»468 (Sat 12-&)
1010 Kings Rd., Newport Beach a. Su l &41r7898 tSat • D
231 Lubpur, CdM (Sat I& SUn 1-$) S7~ Eva: 675-1513 or 8'Ul90
17912 M&Dll UnivS'lily Pin IC'o'-A..u l .,· S7S-3000 Eves; 548-0437 ~ "U
1200 Dolphin Terr. (lrvtne Terrace)
67s-3000 Eves: 642-t788"(Sat • Sun 1-5)
(l Beclroom)
1318 Prisd1la Ln., (Hubor Bl&blandJ) NB
548-3196 (Sat • Sun 11..f)
872 Magellan, Mesa del Mar, CM ~--) 54.5-7278 (Sat • ->WI
213 Sieru. Colla Mesa MS-&795 <Sat & Sun 1 ·&)
324 Poinsettia. Coroa.a del Mar
673-8550 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
2521 Vista Dr. (Bayahom) NB
67s-3000 Eves: 648-9590 (Sunday 1-3)
(3 Br. & Family or O.n)
2449 Norse Ave., Cod.a M~
846-4377 (Sat & Sun 1 ·5)
907 Celtis Pl., (Eutb?uff) NB d 1 .. ) 644-0163 (Sun ay ·t1
2523 Duke Pl (College Park) CM l .. ) &42-1771 (Sat • Sun . ..,
~71 Rambler Dr., Hun~o Beach
962-6054 (Sat "Sun 11·7) 1S~1e;~ (Westcliff} NB (Sat "Sun 1-S)
1935 Commodore (Baycrest) NB
675--4031 (Sunday 2-S)
2127 Leeward, (BaycreJt) NB
645-3255 (Sat & Sun 1-&)
j395 Meadow Lane 646-3255 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
1606 Harrow PI., (ofi Dover Dr.) NB
642-5200 (Saturday 12-5)
1200 btelle I.a (Baycrest) NB •-S l 11:) 646-7755 <Sat• un ""
433 Morning Canyon. CdM
675-3000 Eves: 673-0554 (Saturday 1-5)
435 Irvine. Newport Beach
548-8696 (Sat & Sun)
3087 Cresta Way, Laguna Beach
494-5187 (Sat le Sun 11.S)
13681 Olympic, Costa Mesa 548-5440 (Sunday 1-5:30)
237 VU'f[inb Plaoe (Eutatde) CM
646-3928 Eves: 642-0185 (Sat, Sun 12-S)
2234 Catherine Pl., (East.!ide) CM
e.3928 Eves: 648-4905 (Sat, Sun 12-5)
1 White Oat St., Mesa Verde
1720 (Sun 1 :30-5)
(4 Bedroom)
1136 Santiago Dr. (Dover Shores) NB
(714) 642..8235 (Daily)
1023 Dolphin Terrace, CdM
875-04'3 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
1609 Irvine (Harbor Hlgh11nda) NB
642-2020 U 8-1347 (Sat & Sun 10-5)
16751 Robert Ln .• Humington Beadl
847-07'78 (Sunday 11..f)
•4639 Fairfield (Cameo Shores) CdM
67~1 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
('4 Br. & F1mily or O.n)
4833 O:>rtland Rd., CdM
673-2222 (Sunday 12-5)
2722 Ca.nary Dr. (Mesa Verde) CM
Eves. wkenda 545-0987 (Sat & Sun)
1632 Lincoln Ln ., Newport Beach
548-6146 (Daily 1-5)
3218 Oregon (off Gisler on cul-de-sac) MV
546-5460 (Sunday 1-4:30)
17152 Newquist, Huntington Beach
842-1582 (Sat & Sun 12-5)
3149 Bray Ln .. (Bar Harbor) CM
646-3928 Eve 642-0185 (Sat & Sun)
*431 Aliso, Newport Heigbtl, NB
642-4353 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
1706 Dover' Dr., (Harbor HighlandJ) NB
845-7755 (Sunday 1·5)
280 E.15th St., Costa Mesa . . .
648-8811 (Saturday 1·5)
1324 Galaxy, (Dover Shore.I) NB
(714) 642-8235 (Daily 10-4)
•2021 Sbipway Ln. (Baycrest) NB
642-5200 (Sonday 1-5)
1133 Goldenrod (Harbor View Hills) Cd.M
675-3000 Efts: 673-6182 (Sunday 1·5)
1901 Beryle Ln. (Harbor Highlands) NB
&42 .. 5473 (Sat 1·5 Sun 10..5)
1018 Nottin&ham, (Westclill) NB
544-5347 (Sat & Sun)
8142 Mulllller Dr. (Pacific Sandi) RB
SS&-7187 .. (Sunday lM )
(5 Br. I F•mily or Oen)
*1821 SantSaco Dr. (Baycrert) NB
642-5200 (Sunday 1-5)
foe E. 21st St. Newport Beech
&48-e7'7S Ma:mt (Sat le Sun 1·5)
1901 Commodore Rd., (Baycreat) NB
644-1043 (Sat • Sun 1-5)
1123 El Camino (Men del Mar) CM
543-5440 (Sonday 1·5:30)
(9 Beclroom)
• •'507 F.qewater (Nr Npt. Harbll.r Yecbt
Club)
MMaU (Sat• Sun 1.&)
DUPLEXES FOi SAU
(2 lectroom e.ch)
S20 Lindo St. (Balbol Bl to 8th L to Bay)
l'7M9 (Sat ' Su.n J.U) 720 Otdlld, Corona del )ht ns.aooo z..: e'15-5N2 (Su.nda1 l-5l
ht a1a A"-. Carom dll Kar
aq.11• (Sun 1.a)
(l Ir. &ch)
Ill~ Ootom cs.I Kar ~ (Sat•lll} COllDOl.IUMS JOI SAU
(J Wocwtt)
MIO U.., .. , ...... .,.., Dr., (Back Bay) Nlo m.ms 0 ·(kndl1 1-1>. •::=1:1.-··
to "· ff J07 Id ... ..., t Bearoom Mansion deisiined bj famed Ar·
~ Great • GrMDI . . . . $106,000
(Dr. Newport Harbor Yacht Club)
OPEN SAT • SUN 1·5 MR. BENTS
JO Ft. Cit 503 Edgewater
4 Bei!room borne • . . . . . . . . . . . . . S97,500
642-4353 MRS. BENTS
Westclff-Nr. Mariners Partc
14U KENT
3 Bedroom., & Family Room . $45,000
OPEN SAT & SUN 1·5 MR PP'JSTER
tffwport Heights
431 ALISO
Plool & Atrium. 4 Bedrooms & Family
Room . . . . . . . .. _ . . . . . . . . . . . . $43.950
OPEN SAT & SUN 1 ·5 MRS. PETERSON
PETE BARRETT
AND COMPANY
642-4353
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5 STAR HOME
A REAL HIT!
OPEN SAT. & SUN. 1 • 5
4639 F1irfi1ld, C1meo Shores
Magnificent View, beautiful pool, 4 Bed·
rooms, 3 Batm, exquisitely draped.
Wm. Winton, Realtor
229 Martne, hlboa l1l1nd
675-3331 Open 'tll 9 every night
$450. DOWN
For thil larie family home
clOM to everything. Newly
p.iJI led tJ!.side and OU I.
Three bl& be«ooms, 2
baths, double car pra&e.
S123. pn month includes
taxH. 5ff today -won't
last kq!
I/I
WATER FRONT
PIER & SUP
REDUCED TO $59,500
• Bedroom, 2-story Sparttilll
type older Home. Fee Sim-
ple comer Lot. Quiet area.
Walk to Udo aholJl>lnc. Own-
er will f1nance • no p>lnu.
Our best Water Froot bu)'!
lay ·& leach
iMlty, Inc.
2l'l5 W. Balboa Blvd., NB
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CHECK
THE REAL ESTATERS
IEFORE YOU BUY
646-7171 • 546-2313
FHA OR NO DOWN TO vm
For th1I llmp 4 bdrm 1 '4 beth wtrll
family room, professionally landscaped,
near elementary schools and St. Johns
-5 years young -Total monthly VA
payment $183-Hurry!
5 IEDROOM-$29,950
Beautiful 2 story-2100 sq. ft. home.
2 deluxe baths, large mute!' bedroom
-only 3 yrs. old. The family home is
near schoola and shopping-Owner will
sell FHA or VA no down. Don ·t mb8
thU if your family need! room to grow.
MOST UNUSUAL
Situated on a beautifully Iandlcaped cor-
ner lot in N<rtb Men Verde. Moet un·
usual 3 Bdrm + Formal dining + Play-
room pool table site. Double Fireplace.
Tiled entryway with custom doors, <'OV·
ered patio. Oversized double ~age with
built.in cabinets. Don't rruss tftis at
-$31,500.
IACK IAY & MT. VIEW
Cu.stom·bullt 3 bedroom, 2 bath home
with every exclusive refinement. Pri·
vate area location where every home
shows like a model. Owner will help
finance with 10% down-'64,$00.
MESA DEL MAR
Shows like 1 model h'olhe. 3 Bdrm!. +
Formal dining.room. Excenent ca.rpeU
and drape.. Neatly l1ndsoeped, and bas
oversize double garage. Look at this for
value, •26,000.
DOLL HOUSE
Owner'a family bas outgrown and needs
more 1pace so they are offering this
aparkllng 2 bdrm., 1 Y.& bath home on a
qolet eutside IC.reel-zoned A-1. Qual-
ity carpeting-must be 1een-•21.m
-10% down.
NEWPORT HEIGHTS-POOL
Attractive Newport corner 3 bdrm.
home in tJp top condition. Ca.rpeU &
dnped, hardwood floors, wood abtngle
rool, large double garage with 1">rk·
1hop, 16135 pool with filter and heat.r.
There ls also a separate dreulng room
and bath It pool area. t28.SOO-Eastly
financed.
DUPLIX $20, 900
2 money mat«1 on well located Eut-
stde lol Start your lnftllltment crowtnJ.
Always rented for ,90.00 eac.ti. OnlY
'950 ~ on FHA t«ms. Rent one 1nd
Uve in tbe other for oa.J.y '8& ps moatb
includinc tu.es.
' 646-7171 ·OPEN SUN.• 546-UlJ
HOUJIS FOR SALE
PANORAMIC VIEW
ot tht ~ Ind !ht1 from the llvinl room and ..... !Sedi ol 3000 £Quar. ft. ra.nc.h horN. Are JW loolC,illa or a 4 BR borne wl'llch Is ~t
far -~ and al~ an ldeal famU.y home wtth lta tarp rumpw. room and room for a pool. LOw doWn payment and only $49,9SO.
SEE WHAT WE'VE FOUND
A "9hM peeked la11:e modern 3 BR ranch hnme
In the West Bay art'a Shllke roof, FR, i.rre BRsi
3 Ba, 2 tlrt~ and over 2000 ~ _ tt. Priced wel below '"*'1tet at $311.300. Only $3,8JO dowll
DON'T EE A MILLIONAIRE
Just Uve Jlke one. 1-.:ntl'r this rambliJl& 4 BR, FR
contempct'aey home from Its prden atrium and magnificent wrauo <'ntry hall. Located In desir-
able Baycrat a.tta. and the owner U)'I throw ln
the rear )'ard and pool tor !~. $52,500.
INVESTMl!NT TIME
Owner rrwat ~U thlb Baycr('St flxer·upper. Just
add tome paint to thi~ la~e 4 BR, 3 Ba. formal dln1na room home with rumpus room. Priced well
below market at $45,900. Only 10% down.
POOL TIME
For ~'31,950 tn Harbor H1lblanda area. Thi1 en.chan home ls located on a quiet tJ'ff lined
stttet bu 3 BR plU!I a bonus room and din·
Ing area. 1llrow away your paint brush because thia charmer d<>f'Sn t need a lick ot work. Only
'3,195 down.
THINKING ABOUT S~LLING?
Our full time profe&'>mnal sales st.al! Is availablt
to provide you "-Ith thP tYPt" of serv1ce Jou de· serve w~n telllnit yr1ur home. Pl<'ast' ca on us
anytime for a conhdl'nth1.I analysis of your par·
tJcular situation. Wr wPlrome the opportunity to
explain our un i q u" and imaginative markt'tlng
techniques and serv1rr with no obligation on your part.
,., ... eSPRING
·•·•REALTY 1801 Weetcliff Om t, Ntwport Beach
-~----
MESA DEL MAR -$26, 7 SO
This is surely the prettiest 3 BR 2 bath home
in the area for this price. The large family
room with open beams lends an air of spa-
ciousness to this lovely ADULT OCCUPIED
home. The exterior is truly breathtaking,
with beautiful landscapiM, sprinklers &
heavy SHAKE ROOF It Cali all be yours for
only $2675 down payment!!
5 BEDROOMS
REPUIUC WITH POOL
Immacula~ borne in mint condition. Ideal
for that large family. Large Sunset pool. De·
luxe water aoftener included in price of
$42,250.
~COATS & WAUACE REALTORS
1491 BAKER STREET w 546-4141
• COSTA MES~ CALt,.
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~. Mrdl 2, 1968 DAILY '1LOT JI
rtOUSIS fOtt SALll ! HOUS!S ,OR SALE • HOUSIJ fOA SALi + Gener•• 1000 General
iliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1000
•UNMATCHED POOL HOMI • $21,SOO 11 ' 9c Nettled ·neath ma~lc trees. :S bedrm. f am • ...N'annu -o-Uy rm. beauty. A.sh paneltn~. carpeting, cus-
,-I# tom drapes. Bulltin AM·FM at.ereo. Blue fl Haven pool. Cucadlng watertall • shulfte-o/..u.x""J board It badminton.
apllt leYel borne With I PRIYA1E KINGDOM. 4 IR. $23,500!
~ , OCMn vtew• 2 beths, tiled entry hall. Planoed for large
Very .epa.rate UviQrroom happy Wnlly lMng! BuUt-ln kitchen. Sprinkl-
Formal view ctinlnrroom ers Pool sUed vard.
FamUy room opens to
16xl3 awtmminc pool.
J large bedrooms
Special playyard for tot11
$52.500.
~n House Sunday only
5 an • FAtA:L y ~M + ~ BATH-$29. 950
Excittn~ tri-leve'. 2300 sq. ft. of delil?htlul
living. Built-ins, dishwasher. Carpeting. Land·
scaped to perfection ·
811 14 Goldenrod Ait•. • ATTENTION REAL ESTATE SAWMBHll •
Harbor View Hiiis
or call Mrs. Pavlovich
Eves. 673-6316
Y eslerday' s Price
but 11 modl'm as lomor·
row. Reduct'<! SI.~ a 3
BR/Family + duu.n-; room
charmer in choice
Mesa Verde. over 1800 sq
fl with loads of e.'Ctrai.: 11pr-
c1al tile. all elret. k1tch,n,
2 hreplaces, outdoor light·
Ing, pool 11ie yard. Owner
will help bnance. Now on-
ly $29,950. Must sell.
Second Best
Thia 3 BR :l bath IS the
leCOod bHt home -have
fNer seen for this price.
Nice w/w cal1)eta & drapes.
noor to ceil~ fireplace •
rai~ hearth, fenced yard
with patio. Only $19,950.
r::: -~:' 1··~111,.l"'l"rllllll
1093 Baker, C.M. 546-5440
Open~owe
SUN AY 1·5
1621 S1 tl190 Drive
INot leased land)
Near Dover Shores
As a result of our lremendQuslv successful
advertising program . l'Ull pages in the
Los Angeles Timec;, South Bav Dally Breeze,
O:'ange County Register. and other South·
land newsoaoers . a buver calls the Tar·
bell r.o everv 7 mlnutes fbased on an aver-
a<?e of 1.600 'calls ner mnntll\. U you are li·
oonsed, willing to ckvote full time and effort
and are interested in a professional career
with a company that offers unlimited oppor-
tunities ... we would like to talk to you.
' Cont.act anv one of our office manafers, or
Mr. Yost. personnel department. 54()-7620
TiRBELL 540-1720
2955 HARBOR CLVD., COSTA MESA
* NEW HOMES * 4 and 5 8.clrooms
1 srory. 2 story and Tri· level. All have family
rooms separate dining rms. and wet bars.
Nearly all have 3 car garages. Quality homer
Deluxe features-5tart at $59,000.
Delight.fut Upper Bay area where you own
the land. Convenient to Westcliff Sboppinc
Center.
JERRY FREUD • CHARLES ARNOLD
REALTORS
400 WINDWARD LANE, NEWPORT BEACH
646-n55
iohn macnab Open fi.0~
HARBOR HIGHLANDS
The papular LARGE 4 BR, SUNDAY 1.S 2~i b1th, blt·in kitchen, fam 2021 Shlpway L1n1
rm Mellott built home Baycrnt <not leue hold)
hdwd floors, new carpeting Do .ee thl1 eXCittnr. 1U1111Y
lmmaculate cond -$37,500 custom • built 4 BR 3 bath
IRVINE TERRACE
Beeutlful 2 BR, 2 beth
and den home.
Living Room baa
cathedral cetlln1t1
averlooktnl l8J'ie
JNetwd-
Excellent coad • $41,SOO
FRESH AS A DAISY
Low, rambling &hake-roofed
:> BR home nestled on a
large chorelesa lot in finest
resldtntial Newport Beach
area. Orc:ular prlV9te drive.
Beaub.lul landscaping! for·
mal dinlng room lg. paneled
aame room with fireplace
.t.:xtn ~ oe .-iQa
room. Sparicllng pool! a.
tom bollt & charming! DO ARE YOU STOP BY! VIEW
home! stunn1nr walled court
yard with dramatic Antbany
pool. Soaring timbered Ca·
thednil ce.illnp! Huge Uvtna
room! A aophlsticated can-
te~ borne~
for prlvacy a, indoor-outdoor
Ca1JJomia lMnc· oa a Jara:e
ebottJn. lot! <Driw via
Tradewtnds L&MJ
Ruth P1rdoll, RMftor
An appealing YOUNG HOME
in perfect tute. Unbealable
value for a FOUR BED-
ROOM EASTSIDE location.
ne.r St. Joachim'• Owrch
and perochial IChool. Huae
master bedroom with priv.
ate bath, complttely carpet·
ed home in ntutral pd col-
or. Modern kitchen with
dlahwuher and disposal.
Sprtnldtra, oversiud doubl.e
p:rqe and enclosed ~tio
with bln:t aviary. IT'S A
BEAUTY FOR ONLY
$30,950. May we 1'll:IW )'OU,
Eves. Call 646-laiO
Newport Beach-
GI No Down
Thia may be thf' only home
in Newport Btactl wh~
you can u" your GJ beoe-
1111. EX'ceptJonal pnde of
ownttlhlp hnmf' wt th hUI'!
bedrooms. :l beth~. mam-
mottt tlreplace. and work
111ving bull t • In kitchen.
Tl"anaferrrd ~llrr ~Cl to
pay loan diSCOOTit point• IO
you can u~<' your GJ btne·
fita. Approx SRJO. ro1la and
Impounds 1trt"" you in to
this buu11tul homr
16«> We.tcliff Dr. 6CGIO LOOKING FOR Ruth P1rdoll, RNltor New magnificent View
l&m Westclill Or. 642-5200 4 Bedroom, 4 ba, din.lnl rm, 9!!!!!!!!!!!!!11!!!!!!1!!!1!!!!!~1!1'1 HIGHER ~~~~==== large social rm, carpeta, NEW IN IAY. ~a •NINGS? dnlpes. and lanci1e&ped. CREST' ~s, soo """"' MUST SELL NOW! Acceu to private beaches -. 1 We ~ urgently lookini: No reuonable offer refuled For Sa~ by Builder Ju&t Introduced to the mu.
for licemed or unllcenled Owner leavina State. New 4 OPEN DAILY ket, thl. apeciowl, Jwmrioua
aalea ~ to join oor Or· BR, 3 Ba home. 1136 Sintligo Dr. familJ home llbould pleaM
ange County otfice. Wt pr~ 1023 Dolphin Terr1ct Oovtt Shores the m01t dim'kninathll
vkle a complete training OPEN SAT &: SUN 1·5 $88,IXXJ • exc financinr of tastes 4 Bi& bedrocm\a.
pl"Olram &: a proven method CLAUDE SHIFFER 3 bethl, FORMAL DINING
of aucceu. 23 years In th,. R11ltor 675-0473 (714) 642-1235 ROCW, "P&l'&te tamB.Y
San F!rnando Vallty Ii ~=~~==-~~=--=--=-~=-=-~~!!!!~I!!!!!!!!!~~ room, and ~te Wlll'tl Orange County wllti 10 3C· ::: shop, bobby ~ or cmc..
tlv• offices. C..U ART GOR-Beautilull)' maNcurfd )'ar'd ~~ea. 642~152 Coldwell, Banker ==!:th·~ pd. Gm OFFERS: ~
&ya ~1 ~~1~ a homl' UDO HOME
Too rood to be true. But it ON 70' LOT
:!.u~:~e~n~ Large two.story borne with beautiful
room. new rup. Auume th<' sunny pati<>-trees & flowers. Two full
low Interest loan Md Jllll.00 lots.
per month includes taxes lots. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $69 ~
Md lnlU1'8Jl(.'e/ Call Today.
Thb won't last"! 5 BDRM :::a:
COSTA MESA OFFICE
2629 Harbor Blvd
~M91 Open till 9 PM
CLOSE OUTS
L.ndtrs Repoueatlona
$995 dn -l> yr loan. No loan
COl!lS 01' elCl'OW feet. l.arle
4 It S BRa pruUge homet.
3 baths. marble pullmana,
choict of colcr in carpetlnc.
Oversized 2 oar rara.rn.
built-m ovens. rantH It
dlstlwHhers. Prtced to tell
f81t. $24,500 up.
RJtr. 646-39'l8 Eve11. 642-0185
~ Open SAt/Sund1y
*LACHENMYER
Mete Verct.-$22,500
~Nltst 1n town. mOYe In wi n
llftl~ a broom. Shulter1,
cwninp, .,,,., ~t plu~
('OE)' den Low ~. $22,500
~JUaftt.
FAMILY HOME
Only 135,950 for this imma<'Ulate near
. new home. Beautifully draped & car·
peted & custom landscaping. Lrg. for·
rml din. rm.
C1ll Mra. Harvey
IRYINE TERRACE
$34,000
Really immaculate 3 BR, 2 ba. home
brklst room-beautifully landscaped.
Area's be6t buy.
W1lttr HHM
I LUFFS
3 BR & DEN
'Near new 2-storv 2 walled patios prof.
landscaped. Decorator drapes & car·
pets. Comp. privacy, lovely view. Ask·
inll only ................... $35,500
Joe Clarkson
IRVINE TERRACE No. IV
G<>Od bulldlnjf site with excellent view
ol ocean & bay. . •...•..•.. $27,000
Mr'I. R1ul1t.,,
OFFICE OPEN
SATURDAYS
COLDWIU, IANKER Ir CO.
• 2200 IL COAST HIGHWAY
NIWP04tT llACH
Kl t.USl
I/I
CEANAIRE
DUPLEX
.Acroae ctle ltl"ffl from Ocean
and a tine Beech~. 4 BR-
2 batN upper; 2 BR· l beth.
~-$46.<m. o-r. Own6
will finance to IU!t ~ of
rnponabll' buyer. and of.
f~ lNlebold WC llllMD-
tagt.
Bay & leach
belty, Inc.
CI025 w. Balboa Blvd.. N1I
613-f'JOO
HARBOR VIEW
HILLS
Coron1 clel Mer
Lalk • built bomtl located
tn the SouthlaDd'• most de-
ldrable • tudna-an.a. ~ • Calif. Irvilll'
Campus ju.t momenta
awa,y.
Senwfbly priced from
$3.1,900 to $43.!iOl'I
LUSK HOMES
Dtnc:Uona: MacArthur Blvd.
from PacWc CDeat Hwy. «
Newpan F'wy. Tum an Sin
Jn..quln HJU. R4 , 1ben
toUow ~R'DI to model lll'M,
Old Fuhioned Ct.1rm
One of W~cliffs molt l\P.
pealing 3 BR homes. Then'•
• pied garden trltr'anct
paved In old brick! Hetvy
lhallt roof! On:y farnSly
room wtth atory boolc ftl'f-
piact' Seduded ~erect P*·
tlo 0\1~ • bf>autlftll.
I)' la~ ,_,f, Yonr
chll1lbtd an~ ~ tncff.
t1on11 \ furniture wauld look
lonly Ml"t! $43,SOS. try to• r
lfowTI tltuth , ... u, ... ,..,
1111 W..tdlU Or. ..,_
2 STORY~ IEDROOM
Over 5llicl 4-
TH bedroOma wen enlarted at tM ilml of
comtruttion. and they .... 'bltA l:attDmt
Elltlida location. B.l kitchen, connct ~
AD the work bu bMa doae. jlllt ,._, Ill
• . . P'tnt Ume uatad. $31,&00. _,
HARBOR HIGHLANDS
..
OPDCHOUU
IUIU·Sp.a.
2• u .. h ... 'Y Dr.
&elt BQ,NB
Ml•fl IS ,,.,....
s Wtoom Condomlnfum
OP»fROUU:
SUN NOON to! p.m.
4'3J COf'flMMll lld., CdM
School minded and interated kl tM M.ariD-
en School Dlltrlct? Well cared for S bed·
room 2 baths plus Riviera Pool. Pluah new
carpttlng. cleverly decorated ud under
$29,000
MAIE OffER ~~~~~!~~~__!.!!! _ ... ~-_ ... ____ ,
RX ME UP $11;000
No Don to qualified Veta •.. 3 w1e bed·
rooms 1 bath. with colored fmtur•. A blf
yard for the kida. t142.00 per month conn
all.
Colesworthy & Co.
642--7777
1904 Hart.or IMI., C.m Mell
Next te Sn1ek Shop Jri.
~&.EGE
REALTY
Un..uat.strlklnt
VIEW of lakH. IJ'HDI ll fair.
nys -kwelf 1.ftlr'J &di
course home. N • • llltinr "°" $0l'1J • dnlltlcaDJ ,.
duced fJOOO -quick .ale Not'lllNG LIKE rr In .._.
Verde.
Pool Time A,alnl
Wow! Try to tie.t a 3 ll fam-llY room wtth lovely pool
for only 124,950 A: tn Mesa
Vetde at t.haL 10~ down to
oa.111 klen. can rlJbt now.
Party House
15 x 2' cW.acbed cooc:nt•
Only $325/incmth -OWNER
MAY CONSIDER LEASE
OP'J10N wttb St.Im option
money. Four bedroOma plus
famiJ,y room. FORMAL DIN·
ING ROOM, bWlt·ln elec:trlc
kitchen and 1epante lel'Ylce
parda. HARDWOOD FLOOR
coo1tna:tk>ll. 2" betha, two
~ and two MPal'lle-11 coatrollecl f~ air UJ).
Ha. Onnllad double p
block ram• « n.u:npua room+4A:laJnnn~ mtw .....
I letter. Real lbarp 6 open Eva CAii ...,. ...,
forofftn. . .. ............... • .. ••
Co':r_!:!'!=* 2IO E. 1511 SI.
!Near Onema TbeatN) ----~ -
"LIVE-IN"
• lllTS
• $ BR 2 beth dlhae owna'1
11Dit + 3 l1m117 2 BR 2
beth nn1ala.
l Stell at $59,500
~ Vlcfwta
'*8111
(Call
Anythnt)
OPEN SAT. 1·5
Newport doolt' -Bit 4
B1l bame. One cd • kind.
See It • JIO'l'll W1111t It.
$36,950 ....,.,,
I If
Sweepl"' View
0wmq c.llfam1a Medit!r-
Don v.,,......
REALTOR
3250 E. COMt Hwy,
Corolla det Mu fD.2ZZ2
4 IDRM-tH,950.
See thl8 floor piul ~
al la the word! Jn top ccnd.
cm tarp COl'Dlr lat ID M-
del Mar. 128..eo .1 .. 10~
down.
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ranian borne In Dover Shor--------· COi• Park
S BR 2 beth, doable ftft..
place, c:W-4MaC. Open Sat/
~ Sun l-61
Eastllde Custom
i.arse I llR J bath. corner
lot. Vac:aftt. $13.liO
Westside 5Declal
J BR 2 bath, camJ.fetdy ,..
decorated. Vacant A ready
for new owner. nu:io.
•Bii IUllY co.
ea. WooderfUI bts kitchen Income TIJC Sh91tet
wUh bu.lit-in BBQ A: retrfa· Just $3800 dawn PQDM11t
erst.or. Formal A informal bQyl 2 Rent.al Ullltl In Cor-
dlnlns + 1U22 fam. rm. ona del Mar. CIIl tor tnfor·
openin& to court yard. Fully mation.
fumllbM, with •di Item OllANGE COASr
apeclally telected f« Just PROPERTY
ttlU Cine home. The moat ml550
~~~= ~Yc DOSIWN"1
for Ale at $119,500. O
ROY J. WARD CO.
(Baycrest Otnce)
1142 Sendaao Dr. 646-1560
/;st s ~ #2 BALBOA COVES. 3 M ~ · ~ rm. 3 betha, boat allJ. aw. liiil-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiililiiiiiiii~
2414 Vlata Del Oro tr will leue opUon •• ST9.500
NtwlJOl't Beacb
OCEAN VIEW 134 HARBOR ISLANI> ROAD
Hew S BA, 2 ba, c:r,ta. drpl, -cu.tom 3 Bdrm. 3 bath,
wau,.,.r. mida'D •Pllll-dln. rm. POOL .... $115,(Q).
ancel, el«/pr door~
_ er, prty ,.&. Re.47 IDr ~ ."C., THOMAS ltHltor
~ ~f:1~~ ~ w. Cout Hwy !MN62'1
ni. ... NfWPOl1 Bcb. Ev.. 56SIG _...._ ___ -
Dolplll1 JllTICI
N,. ~ tiiii.i end rad1
far • .,....-,, .. elm,
~ t.U.,.,~dll&
lll"llP PLUI .... OOYlftd
carport tar ...... IADl1-
afed w 1" ee' a ...... .... . .
QITDOll,Mlor
LIDO SANDS
S BR .2 batbl
Q,500
Cecrp WDllamlO'\ lUtr.
m.43!5t OPEN EVD.
NOW'S THE
llME FOi
QUl~I CASH
BY OWND • Hear ~atcltft
lboppbls; a Bdrm home,~-......,...~~..,._-
SPANISH CRAR.M
., beeudlully decorated tt
ma.Dea • warmblc welcome
• mJnvte )"Ga entrr! 2 BR,
dole In, t!lfC tmm
$17,&10
OCEAM BLU1T t7NIT&.
with beated poal
(Wt beve 2)
Income Slt,b + amua.Uy
Accept tr9del Cll' Trut °"41
Ellen c. Mlibaney. JUt. •
1624 N. El CamJno ft.a
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Jtlllt re4econtecl. Garage, .,.,,... w ""'-· u1 ..... ,. _ _._ -.a U.-t "9'./Y • ....-l • .._~, ....,._ ~ ....,, ... e St. New.port, aero. from tb •
===4M.c&l=;;:;:i::===I Stun Sblrt. PresUce .,. em buUd.lns. Well matDtaln-_;;.__ _____ _
ed. AttNctive ucblttcture. 5 ac. near Lake Partr project.
UNT. BAOl!Ult • tJNJ'UltN. 3 Bdrm, 2 NdL Vea clean "'"-300 Ill' fl • UWl-11985· $195 down. I ....... ,umlture from $100 1mme4 pa. 11'1'5 mo. ties paid. Oii street private BRECK NO'JT RUT 5CSG5 ~ lo~ puidnr. lltllYY CDDltl'Uc-
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6412
3 8ll N a., wubfr ..,..,.
lad. P90l avaD. la sm-mo.
FA Riddle JUtr. MM111
l:fts. ~
$25 Moatll tad. adL tica .,.. q\Detnlll. JndtYiclua1 Mount. " o...rt 6210
1'UU. OP'nON TO BUY 1 • 2 6 S BDML ...... Wlftf9d 5990 be&t:l.nc/al.t OlllMllt1cmlq. FOUND: stameee cat, ·~ 1;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
No dlpolit o.a.c. nJRN. a UNJ'URN, Rental detaila -OOice l2 oc So. Apple V1lley peen to be~ v1c. Mea WESTMINS111
APl'. VIDa s Bil I •a. Sl~:·· ~ Qaln = ~ ~ ~ ~ nxmd~: :. s:-:.ooAlr· ~ •. 5ae:; ~ew~Jl ~al=: =ca~·:="" One MEMORIAL PARK ~
blt·inl, pl'qe. Sl15 aoatll. ' 1'UI. ' Ml-let 2'700 P9tenoD WIJ, al Be-qtrs. ta priy. llome; t'Onsid· 0ranat County Bank Bk!c. $15,000 compl. ~. bobtail black, one older Sia-MortuComiryl &fvc.m.tehry
MMT4' bar 6 AilklDI. Oalta ...... er Ip. rm. • b&. w/ldtcb. 230 E. 11th St-CM. 642-1415 OWNER 6'7M008 m.-. llll01 ~ubore NB. tp ete ner1
•. 1 Bdrm AJt ttan.. _c.ta __ ... ____ s_100_ 5'5-0.110 privil. Mr. B. s. Tb>mu, --------IUSINESS •ncl . from $245 1160 ~ p 91100 Gl.As.5ES In cue v i c c.,...,. def M.r 3250 Uta Incl ~J! no dap. •~ • .a .. VIII T95-11Tf ua. lndustNI Prep. .olO flNANCIAL Avocado nr Fah'View, CM-Cemet.ry lob -OllUIU ........ age 642-ms trom s130
Mam.OR ~ 1 BR. D~=: ~~cRh, SMALL MFG. . lw. ~nltl .. 6300 SMALL male puppy • Vic Includ~ Endowment Care
$15. Utll. J'tneld yard. Laun-t"" Spe.c 2 I: 3 BR, 1 ~ baths Bak .. rnmo . ~ ••u Everything in one beautltul
dry, prdmM!r. S6m.t Al"l.le c.rpm, drapes • J?OOL! area. ~ J~ Betholo-'Spacloua ~e, central ~J'EtTION SUP PLY 1'1' • re ~ place means leu coat.
NICE 2 BR DUPLEX. Nev abopptnr I: .IC:booll mey, ~ er 4 l>M toe. Off 1treet partd111 ROUTE Lost 6401 No traffic ~lPmL
Carpeted. .-r.so Prom $110. WANTED: Lar1r• house on Price $27,500-leue SIM> mo. UnUIUll opportunity for man 1'801 Beech. W~ * ~ * ,l BR APTS Mar. 2%14 Cbllqe #2 CJCMp frontfor large family. George WillllUmOn, RltJ" or woman to reatock new LOST: Small blk male pood. 531-1725 893-2421
New Monticello Townboule ~ 3 wkl d A11,1i. Call 613-4350 OPEN EVES. type coln du.>enura with le cm Npt Penn. l"Y under .--------•I L'JE Executive type home.
i\n.od DeW· 3401 Setibrtev,
Rirbor Vlew Hllla. '3m Jae. Owner.49Mm'f
SIS Sncl Aiit hm Spotteu POOL collect (213) U4""52S b.1P quality peckq-ed food chin Haa only flea collar ,. __
it.I emp man. No pets. El A1Mta only. 2 BR 2 BA products. Ha.ndllna brand ~ed 'Beau-beau'. Re: -mefwy Lota 6411 ~.._ Fu1J,y carpet.cl I: ~. 2 OR. 3 BR. yearly Newport FOR LEASE: M·l larie Jot. _,., N aellln
-·Quilt. Patio. 6'75o4IS9 ADULTS ONLY Rent or Leue !>40-9848 Eves a.ch .,._ ReU:.a,le. Call ()ffi~e 8'>&ce A bulJdlns 22' ;.;:-~ can n!t ward. Pt.le call rn,211114 «HARBOR Rnt Memorial
Huntfntten IMch S400 1 1!R Furn Apt Good aru. R. ~&ler. mD>'l 1-x=22=642=-461=0====-VERY moH EARNINGS. 673-5990. Parle. 3 lab far $'100 or
::..=No peb or c:bldm. 1741 Tustin Avenue Nft?ort IHch 5200 Wtllrentprqe..,ace. 1Commerclal Pert or tun time. JUquire:a *REWARD! ~.far oae. 5.11.f245 aft
Coste Meta 642-4641 ---------MUlmum mit S15 month. -------'°'-5 $W0 to S3.Z50 C&lh 8eCUftd Lott: I>lamond O:Ulter Pen-1~~=,,,.....,,,,.,..,,,..,,,,..,,""""',.,,._-BACHELOR AJlt.. 1 .,enm MOBILE home 2 BR. 1~ ba. e 642.ooT e FOR .Rent or I.Aue. 5400 by Inventory and equip-da.nt cm wblte aold chain. SERVICE DlltiCTORY
onJ¥. _, mcn1b-ID TJtl1. iiiii-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilil Untum. StoTe I: rmts. Htd W A·N TED: D 0 UBL E sq. tt. coocrete block ment Write for penona1 Vic El Rancho Market, Eut, ~. MWT44 Pn1tip ~ PoOJ, Adults. no peta. SUD. G.AMGE 1D rent In Cbsta bui.ldinc at 21523 Lquna intervin-, srnn1 p b o n e blu11. ~ -Accountf nt 6500
1 BR Apt. partly tum. Open 890 W. 15th St., Sp. 70, NB Mea area. 540-lCJ Canyon Rd. He av 11 Y number to Inter.State DI.It. Larre pee.ti drop eAr. KDlMER AccOlmtq
Sat 2551 Orqe An., QI. MAITINl9UE _&4Ull5 __ . -----.--.,-------I powered. 1.200 A " t40 v Co., U11 West Katella, Suite Jina w/rhinelt.one dip. ~
:ru: all.10. G •RDl!N Am 2 BR nar ocND, blttna. StE. =e~~ otti~ with trana.fonnen to 230V 221. Anaheim, Ollif. 92SM. on. ·IMt 1Ned. on at. or S!Jecl.alizinc in an fanm
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LEASE 3 BR ddulle home.
FIWUon lh>m. $200.
NAS.5AU Palma 1 A J BR "' • yrty. cpl.I, dps, dipll, pr. and 115V. Uabtlna I: oUlcn TRAILER PARK • JS Spaces walk outside V\ata Motor boo le keep in i small Furn « Unf ~ Htd. -~ 36th SL Uppr. d\lpll!!.'l Bead\ or CJM. 540-1346 tn U>cated on 1 Acre. 494-on, Hwy ,., blwo San Dlece> H I I a Bch n-·ard busin • __ .. _
A ail A rll ... ..... .... ...... 8606 p 0 Bo 1414 I: El c -mtn ote . ,...,. . ........ ~ _.. .. ""4 ........ pool. 177 E. 22nd SL 642-3"5 Pu1dDre mrround1np v P ...., .u.>: .._.._... · · • x • en.v area. Call Mn. Matt.on 49MJ277 19'JO Harilor. CM. 548-)tM
FURNISHED BAQIELORS .. BR .. ...._ u ~A R----for •-t s-s Lquna Bch. Divorce forces sale. * 9G-llll3l • NIC!:L Y fin Bads A1Jt. 9811 • • • .,., .... r oc:tan, .. ..-. _..,.. "-· ..,....,, =;;:::;:::====== * LOSt: Toy Poodle Puppy 11..._'ttf"I 6550 El Camino, Apt -' Sn.VER UNnJRN 1BR.-2 BR. S BR Yiew. $115 yrt,y. No peta. I d I I R I 6090 B"' Male, 10 wka (*!, bla_..·_.th _ .. ....._,. .. _ _.... _____ 1 FASHION Sbora, luxury 4
BR, 2 bl, with all deslted
•futures. 162-f1a7
2 batlla available .... ,_ ... _ ~ ,,..,_ 1 BDRM. Prefer working n ustr 1 1nt1 .• :ER, aandw1cbea. auto ct., .. ,. .. , GATES. ............... ..,.., .............. eve. w-A KJ•....._ prt-''-2 acs. +. Only lie in thll wblte tummy I: p&W'I. 2 WILL babysit. My home. Ex-Carpeta, drapee, aanae .,.._... .,==. •w::i~· " a. 3 "f'V"t.M ai-......._.., o"'ce ..-.1-.....a .,._...... b .. $30 om 1 Bdrm. Utll pd, 1 1 Ith & S.nte Ana CM. Newpen ..... Hl 0 ...._... • ti[ CVJV ... ....,.... Uf reaort area. Pop: lltUe amall boys mi• him Vf!rY ~ ·~ ~......... • c .. adult, quift. llS1 FliDertlln. -MM233 ~ _....._______ tul~• '65 I: up. AllO olHcea under 1,000, SD Cty. A real much. ~-~700 yard, Nr Harbor ~
Huntington M2-4l12 2 BDRM Frpl, cpta • drpe, Pvt. entrance, pvt bftth + M·l storage ~· (1400-winner for eo11&enlal ct>le. A.LL white cat, expectant. b Cent.er. One ehiJd only. $t
tt.rt.our 3405 Lte lachelor Apt. "--'-c:ir1 petio-$125 Adulta, DO peta. Quiet, Vff¥Y comt.ortable 3,000 Sq. ft,) $175 • Up. En\eri. forcea ale. Lee ward o.(fered. Vic Newport day, part time or Ml 'time.
3 BR 2 bath, prlvat.e a.cl> Very ~. 566'21 .....,,.. ~90 U5 a week .... lJ s.5750 Hunt. Beadl. 847-2300. with • or exch. 54>3632, Bcb. Pleue call 54&-989'l ~1:;. Occaaicml ct.y lit.
club, beldlet A boat llJpe SPACpC: A!.!_R._. !._~U. -======== LGE ~. Near beach. 500 aq ft ottloe. ~t. pvt. Art· LOST; Round Sold pin, n::..-•-· available S325 I t b -... t19, • ,,,__ W•tcllff 5130 Pvt palto, 185 mo. Woman oU, ellfmllt rm. ator yd. Sut· llililiiiiliiiimiiiiiiiiiim-ili encraved w-ralted ll'&Pff; ._...,..ttlnc. Anytime. ~
leut. ~ option ':,0 ~. Newport leech 4200 NearFRlbOMp'c ~~oola pref. m.na, m-8661 eve. able ren/~tr. Reu. FINIST LOCATION vie. :ruh. lal. Rew. &M-~C qOMe .. !f!~-~. F~~.~ ~ ,...,.,,_ DELUXE..2 BR STUDIO $12.50 UP Wk. w /kitchen 642-2809 NEWPORT BEACH Dal\CJ ..... .....,. .. _ = Call Dick Fabian OCEAN FRONT APl' Mer. U88 Maple, #S 2~ ba, dbl. aar. c>CJOl, aauna, $22.50 up Studio Apta. 23841.il=========-Service department w Ith Personal• 6405 tol area. 546-2838
Nicely turn. • Ideal locatian AVAIL MARCH 15 adults, S225 up. B1cr fl15..40'J3 Newport Bl..S. CM 548-9755 Ranches 6150 J>artl room le le?Vice man-BABYSIT evea. Yow home-
r._ .. __ HW.L ...... A perfect for bacbeJcr. $915 mo. 673-5290 •iien offlce In aolJia bull-Women lleMed "--tr I;'.,_ d~-..nfl -nt• -..... pd. -.,._ Brand new deluxe 2 BR wttb ======= vwu ans.~ .... ~ ..... .,........., Misc. Rentals 5999 Calffo la R ho neu. Rent or lease to quall-54S-5998 work 8-Jpm 613-UJ!9
2 BDRM DUPLEX Cit· car-prqe. ~· Ca1>et1, dnp-Corona del Mir 5250 --------rn ClftC fled people only. ~ or ·
pets A: d!1JS., larp fenced (oroN .. Mer 4250 ::. ~~: '!: ,;~~~~;;;;~;;;,;;;;;;;;; GA.RAGE ~ nlll. Eut 1 acre of rent1)' aloplns land 641).(J006. We ba.d ~ rapme s:y~F~,:rme~
fd.. nr te $115. D-J.012 • ,A.._ (.Wblq Oal1> m.-o * C.1•11 hlf * =ta Maa. S1I NDlttb. =:.: ;:.:a-.~ -11ElECT~IJ!l!!!!!R!BO!!llN•fll!IC-• 1D our reamt .. ....,.,. to Rettt«>OeL 6043U. BACJI. Apt., ~· a.a; DO • ... •-u-~· ....... _ 2 .. ......._ • ..._ .___ _,_ MrOU .,, .... caJlbrw JDe11. 40 CHILD ,...__ ... ____ 1-L.tfUU leech 3705 kltdL ~ PdlnlftUa $50 '"' ~ nr .. """' -1. -""' DOUBLE Caraie avU for DW'Til, • -.,._, __, ...... .....,,.,, DO' .......,., ..... Mo lnd. ll1:U. Local ~ paliD, f15 per month, m APARTMENTS dry storage. 231' Elden, CM ha1 a blllard room. Priced Mtg. Bu.ainea for SAle to 619 ~ of a,re. We now fenced )'d.; need c:oqJUllon
Rentals Avait.ble ~ Reattora mm> ~ton No. A rear. S6-SPECTAaJLAR VIEW $20 month. 64U744 at $48.~. For more Into to~ ~~~=ena ::: ::' ==ce~ tor J yr. old boy N2-M61
......, WaterlronVLoc • Boet IU:AL EST ATE pleue call GleM TbomJ*>ll TO Apta le ~ • all prtef BACHEU>R. apt. Private Ut11-BACHERLOR le l I: 2 BR Sltpa Available with: REAL R 673-9010 h!ihJy ldec:tin, but U )VII
raqea. We need additional ltie. paid. Relrl& I: bot plt Apta. Newly remodeled. 2 BR • 2 Bath .('p1.1. Gen.rel ' Eckhoff ind Assoc. Inc. 1135 E. Cout Hwy, CdM ha~ a aood peraonallty, are
mttala A property llstlnla. $85. mGM Near acboola I: ~·"· LEASE. or. BUY I 1111 W <:Mpman Ave WELL equipped machine above averqe in tnUIU-
CUS'roMER.S WAITING ========:. ...., $420. Mo. 6 ~. $59,500 up ncome Properly 6000 · · lhop dolnr job .a.-, proto-cence. and of ex.cellent chal'-Beckwlth Rlty Lquna Bch. lalboe 4300 9118 El camtno, Apt . C.M. Oraniie, Calif. .......,. acter you will probably qua1-
62T s. Cout Hwy. tw..'IS(MI LGE. 2 BR 2 BA apt.; 2 pa-m~ ~orB~o DISTRESSI l•5Cl!!!!-2121!!!!Ev~~!w!!lmd!!!s,!53M771!!!!!!! ~-pe c!ci ~ti=~~r!t Uy.
a..EAN Bacbelor .Apt&. tiol. e111> .. drapea, blt·lnt. u---~ u-TRIPLEX, Corona del Kar. 21; ~• 000 ""·" -i.... t -
AD util Incl f15 Ill>• No petl. $145 Mo. Call att-1'ji=ncn=='-='"=vui, =""iil"i·iif blkl. to oele4n, 1 bJk. to Lots 6100 ..-5.s.,;n' ,.tt;"7 ;.;;..~ Let'I face It. we all need m E. Balboa Blvd. er e PM Weelcdaye, SJ8..638911 lbops; all leued. AaJdnr aneone to low, wbo kms ~NA.ROI BAY AREA BALBOA * 673-9945 2 BR. 2 BA, crpta, cir'pl, $58 ~~· =r POltTAFINA LAGUNA yn~~aail 8:1~~ b:~ ua. Of coune, we need more
¥ELY OCEAN VIEW ON the Bayfront. 1 br·win-bit-Ina. ruo. mo. Har-~: ay. • Panoramic View Lots Xlnt water Joe. Pleasant· than love, we need aomeone
2 BR A den, l~ ba, cpb. dJ'l)I ter • uUllUes pd. wo mo. bor, Baker area. 546-5038 f\. Whlte watet' and c:out· profl -'"! B • .,.., 000 v 1 who can be our clolest I:
3705
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l Ort• . I.au e. UI .. u, . a . . ' pool. Lie $225 mo. 928 E. ~. 673-9749 l BR Rtd Pool, Adjacent ma-to Padtlc Ocean; line views id buyer oply. Write Box p. moat compatible companion.
Adults 49frl.243 betw 10-5 pm 2 ~ Lower, uW I: pr, jor abp'a n30. util pd. Ad-ON TEN ACRES 90 tt. frontage on Paclfto 426 Nyes Place 3:?, Daily Pilot. Science throuib computer
LMIUM, NI--• 3707 clon to bl)' 6 ocean. Til ulta. S1740, ~-1 I: 2 BR. Furn A Unfurn C.oaat Hwy. in Suneet Bee.ch. 1t~~:: f'OSTER. Freeze atore. Well technology, combined with ~ •--July 1 $95 mo 6'2-3676 SJ.OJ lovely 2 BR. Bltna, cpta, Frplcl I Prl/Patiol I Poo1a ~8;;!.00~~:l•iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiii estab. Xlnt k>c. Muat aell ;..ann ,:an tb~=
'Bdrm, famllJ rm. drpe, doaed pr, no peta. Tmnll • Cootnt'l Bldlt. • eeJL u~ temu. Oc-n View . 1'1''• orden. 633-6409 throUib
ht MONARCH BAY. $3!!0 Huntington e.tch 4400 ao.e.m. LI W441 bola Putt/Green. R.esltor 5'6-5040 -COMPREMATICS
OWNER.. m.2581 Jtoama 6 Apa fot Rent llE3.\ Verde. 2 BR. NewtJ 900 Sea Lmie, c.dM &M-Xll -===_..,...,.-.,,...,,.... __ 148 ICftl. 2151 PacWc ~ MortgtgM, T.D.'1 6145
,CENTALS Dy, wk, mo. lnlle 11: 2 BR dee. Elec: blt·lnl. Sl.25. (lbeArtbarar.OIUUlwy) ~; J...Z BR., CRJCounty) rn""" , ... TD __ .. 1_-.: Dr. LewiaMcGbee-lounder .~.k-No_.....-..-. ....-.. Meaa. $31,509 OWNER ..,.,,<AN,... · · ....,._ -..u.-al. the,.,. .. ~ Fum..._. ~ blk bch. A1l llnem • ldS1a ........... r-__,, price. $500> F,qulty. Wet "2-1815 Eve&. 87>1669 mo Incl 7~ due 5 yn. 10~ 6 tat lftimod ......,.
<X>WPASB MarEL 2 Bil.. '85-OOdrm O.K. 2 :!~baon ~ ... ~r!c. cub; $44 net, ~ $'74 dl.llcount annually for 5 )Tl. tmda State~~ ~ · < 4000 lll • 11th St. HA 536-Cl'JO at-1111, ems>.. ~ ·~ • comp "'-' net 540-&lBl <>wnu RA kit Huntinatoo Beach 13th us.ooo tour BR. 3 ha. L.A. .itnc Amocta&n. now ec>-
HOLIDAY PLAZA 1 • 2 BR Apa. Block to e l3M470 e =~·a:~ crpta, drpe, 10 ~ 2 Br., 1,. k SL "' biRck to ocean. Take ~e, bu\ 1 t 19153. Lot ~tor~~=:-~
DELUXE apac1oua 1 mt, Bead!, bt«ted pool. ST5. ROUSE 2 BR, attac pr, OR..JcE ~ Apts I: 4 Br. 2 bl. Ree 2 3 UntU. l\0,500 • $l!iOO down 102 x119. Jdqn1ftcent V1n 1nl or
1'llnl. Apte '125. + uW. '° $150 • ftte atiUtlea. Nice prden w/prdentt, PROPERTY ~· E/1ide. CM. Pool, Owner. ~ <n4l 499-3844. COMPREu 6 TICS
Heated pool, ca : pet Io I ~ 536-T.182 lndrJ, nr lhp'1. $120 64&-llU 332 ~e, CdM 61WS50 6 turn. S159M.-tenm. ~ 11Xl118'. Vlew 1423 Galaxy e 40~ YIELD e 213: m.5681';'686-1743
bapa, am,ple parldnl. No I EXTRA lrs 2 BR. 1'llrll. or 2 Bit Apt. New cpta, cb'ps, 2 BDRM., blMne. earp.. er. 675-1393. EYe. 494-fm. Drtve, DoTer s b 0 re 1 , Must aell Tnwt Deed! $25,000 m41 ~2360
dllldrm. bo pm. Unturn. UUl pd. Sl21·1140. No ebldm « pete. mo mo. drapes, walk bch., tbopa. =========I $32.SOO. lAebold. $650 11J1.. Ca.lb nq. 8 to 1 collateral. Direct or Chllect Today
J.!1115 Pomooa, CM, 842-51151 NO PETS. IC-11138, 53&-G46 Pvt patio. Ph: MM769. No ... ti. Adults Lie.~ Business R•nt1I 6060 noally. By owner. &46-2151 Prop. told for $175.000 with P.S. To help b1J.ance our tern-~ $50.000 down. M1.11t be ready
H ntl .. h ,.,._ H ntl-"-•---h ... ....-u t •-• "'OO -·-----Lea~ Sbop/540 -. ft.. CORONA del MAR * Choice lo deal! pot"&ry ahortace of womeoo In u .,.ton K ~ u • ._ ..... ~ -"""f raton _.-r' , " Huntln..t-•·--h •..tAA .., _..._ I c-lot Lots f thll ... e ....... m our ftt• will .,, .... , ---Arcade loc H.illel'46t ""'u" a.rge rtt · 0 ~Day or EYe. -.. ~ ...
Square No. 10 210 E nth Treff! Some Ocf.M v~. sss.ooo Rerurna nu.ooo 1n ;i·i.Owiii'niiS'n~·
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Apca t11•nt Homes
Prlvata pa.tloe • Neu 8'acb,
Golt and Sbopplna.
3 IR 2 INt .. , frpk
2 Ill 2 bltha1 pettea
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We.mu I: S~1-_ K.8.
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U2-500I et 1424615
2 fJR.. 2 ... Pool, patio.
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Pn• m.t. 1 Wack north
al.I Gatfteld. C.-.
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l'ftplace I BR, 2 1*U..
Costa Mesa, &46-'101 673-20lO Rf'fl}tor --2 yn .. aecured by 1trong e PRIME Retail Location e CORONA del Mar Fee Simple Ta>. on uluable property. ALCOHOUCS AnoQJmOIJI
STORE . 18 s 40 lo~; one w/harbor l ocean Prompt ection neceSMryl Harbor Ana. Phone m·rrn
1875 Hlll'bor. CM -... view one R·2: Own'r6Th-4750 Write: PO. Box 4191 , 14 Roura.
OFFICE area 270 1q ft, llcht EMERALD BAY v1f'W lot Newport Beach * SINGLE ADtn:rs * ~. or stornge 1250 _. ft. 48Jcl3S. Prlv. ~ch. Recrea-$6!ri0 • 2nd T .D. payable $70 C&ll for recorded me111&19
$150/mo. ~ nan. By owner~-mo lnc:ludil'\i 10%. Due 3 24 Houn a day • 531-6310
CHOICE LOT on yn. Behind 122.000 • lat I will not be responsible for
Office Rental .oJO Saotinao. NtwPQrt Beach T.D. on $4.5,000 View homl! •nY ct•bta other than my -----* &46-8565 * 20% cmcount (TI4) '94-ll37 own. Gleuon Willard Rlps>ey
17 41 Ylestcliff Dr.
Prim• loc for i.e Ccirp..
Ofc' 1 ..000 IQ tt e 25e.
Recpt. area. 1 pvt olc'1
walnuttpan. crpts, drt,.
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Owners ~9586. 5tMCll
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Dishes and miil<-ellanfoul
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392 HEMJ with :l 4'1 In 1956
.. Chrysler runa uceUent m
pan over $25 exchanged or
all for! or tndt for! Very
old book written in Olde
English wittiout CCoJer $25.
Unuaed JeUeraon le ~
ta1 cardl J for n. nie Co-
lumbia VUdn( De* Eoc:y.
,dopedla new $5. Gold pan
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$3. VllCWl'A cleantt $4.
8lne OUp lltamP booka tJ.25
ndl. 4M-.Tl38 alter U pm.
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ror $1. Slat ~ flO.
Oothea r.ck fl. Rtlrlcera·
-ior S15. Jtontna Board (new)
$3. M~ So-$4. La·
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paym't. Oii 2 BR.. 6en, 2~
ba., Udo view, N"pt. Deb. .... o..a.. "2-18..
Hav9 Palm o.rt So. Hwy
w.3 a, t BA. blt.n.
w /w crpta. film, &it ooncl.
$12,IKXI eq, Want> Mtn or
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beaut, 2800 14. n. N'pt
Bch. horti. for • houM'.
pref• M'pt Bcb.-Cosm
Mma area. OWner IG-5150
HilL 1W F.ll&t.e San Ju.an
Capl.strano, "'" 3000 IQ·fl 4 BR, pool l-car pr. 0.tt
1 ec. $74.IKXI dear. Trd for
loca:l l'fOP. Bla. 548-mt
IMPROVED lots or acreau
All util, Ddert Hot Sprin111.
For Orangf' County 1DCOme
4, S M I unit& Owner
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belqi, O'#Den QJlit 1500 sq.
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675-~ Rltr.
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Aleo BSEE and BSCHE fee
p.1d • fee MC· pollldona ~ Orure O>anty.
FEE JOBS ALSO
CarOMt At•M'f um E. Washlnirtco Pl
£Grand a Santa Ana F'rwyl
Santa Ana Sfl-41 n
W1rehoule Mana .. r
TO $750
Local campaA.y. Complete
dwp of all op6atioM in
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
188 N. Main St .• Santa Ana
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three Yttn Ul)Uleoce
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540-2820
An equal opportwuty
tmplQyer
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Experience "<l\&ired in
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Stores
W1rtbousem1n
Experienced in sbippioi.
~Ivins a n d material
bual1nl In manufacturlnc.
G hr min 11.wk wttk
steady 6Jlploymcnt
protlt lbarlnr
J.t WTER CO.
•71 W. 17th St.
Cott• Meta
541-3421
An equal opportunity
1mplO)'er
AST'RONOMJCAL TelellCOPf'
~.. re8ector, equjtorial
mount, 2 oculan, Trade for
p>d freezer. 873-0'nn __
div\~ into 9 IDta. S8lM eq.
Trd TD, f Owner. 49M967,
~
tt.lp Wantld. Men 7200 --------
WA'I'ER.FRONT it dock; 3
BR 3 Ba., value $89,SOO; :l
Balboa Coves. NB; tnde
Cor T.D.'1 °' submit.
Owner 615-C331
* * *
'61 Coupr, air, $2D val.
'62 Ja1 Sed, mint co n d,
SJ.llOO. ·~ CtleY VI PU, 8'
bed, SIQO. Trd dowa for
auto. ~ JOJO Brlltol,
C.M.
* * *
ttPOIT AUTO
LOT MAN
POLISH A DETAIL MAN
PAINTERS H.ELPER
MECHANIC
SERVICE WRITER
PARTS Pia< UP 6:
D!LIVERY
-----------------llt:MVt~E OIREC.."TORT
Over 21, 6: Experienced Only
646-9.105 SIRVtcl DtUCTOttY Ge,...... ...
ANTHONrS
Guden Service
64~l94t
r.ea11. m<mthly Cllf Prun-
ll'li· LandscaPllll· .Exp. bor·
ticulturillt. ''T enMr, lovuic
j ure for Crees Gardens".
1e 'IVY REMOVAL
I e IVY SCALPfNG
• a.EANUP LC7l'S e WEED MOWING
I so.2114 after 2 PM_
, YARD CLIAN-UPS
Haulial 'n'eee • Shrubs • Ivy
shaped or ttmOVed. RotoW.
hn& wi:edinc·iww lawns.
642-na>
lrtC9rM Ta 6740
Klw.,llt
TAX SERVICE
J'l'lO Harbor. C.M. ~~
rrd. a, St. $4.50: Li form
SIOO. 2J Yrs. rxp. 7 Day,
Amerlun Tu-S.rvi ce-
G uaranteed 642-1187
J1nltorial 6790
GENER.AL Ser •,l ee•, all
boUn. No job too small or
too larse. ~ Houn a day.
646-1483
Cl .EAN wlndowa. floora. carp
e•c : homes l olllcea. Reas.
~ Brighter Sidr 54S-f134
JAGUAR MEOIANIC
Plenty or ww4f. Clean S>IOll.
Good oppommiry tor Uie
ri~ man.
STAllSBURY BUICK
:z::..t E. 11th s1P
Cbsta Mesa.
IUSIOY
Experienced, U Ol' OYfft.
Nlaht l1Uft. Apply s.t & Slrtol11
593t Pac. C.~t. Hwy.
Newport Beach •
S11Mmen & Men ... ,.
P1perha"1lnt Career opport:y with teadl~
P1lntl"1 6t50 firm offertna cmr 100 mu-
GARDENING, complf'le "'" -----------tuaJ fUndl. N or pt rtme. Tice. 30 yean experltnee, INTER or Ext. PAINTlNG, No exper Dl!C, we train.
1 reJiAble. Excellent work. IMMEO. SERVICE. Local NJt Belt ofnee, M2-im
'M2-C3119 ttf. FREE ell SCl-18:17 S... Ana d ee, 5C'1.as31
,...,., ,.,, ... '612
IGDfERAL SemcN. ~
dial • oU>efwlW for any-
tbins of ntue. '4 hn. a day.
846-1483
I P.UStin&, Phnnbln&. ep.
pentr)'. Reul Rel. Insind.
Ba~ OK
Call .. Mike'' ~
'730
INTEJUOJt..EXI'ERlOR
12 yra in area. Reas nte9
Frff Estimate9, &42-la
e PAl.NTING • Interior " Extaior. l'ree esttrnatn.
Reuona~ raies. 64fr30.15
WE WUJ.. PAINT-YOUR
HOUSE. Free tsUmal.ell.
can 673-J'lOT * QUALITY PAINTING *
Reuooable rates • :U
hours • day. 846-1483
1Jl9estan l'lnadal
SerW!ft, lne.
OPPORTUNITY for :l indus-
trlocis -.Jeamm to take ovfr
my commercial office. Call
for Al'PC>lntment.
W. E . ~myer lteallor
18> Nf'WJ)Ol't Blvd., Of
646-lm ean Eves. 67~'>77
• Stt\'\tt 8t11tion
SALESMAN
Full time. Good 11alary +
bmefiU. Exper. ONLY ap.
ply. JIM TICE CHEVRON
2:>90 N~rt B1Vd., C.M.
I
SHIP CAPTAIN
Private company nteds a
~anent, fUll time captain
tor it's 100 foot veasel t-n·
1ared aolely for year.round
cWJtomer entertainment
Ship will spend w l n t e r
months m Mexlcan watera
and summer In Southern
California.
Individual mmt have proven
capab1J.lt1etl al ~ ftllJ
reeparillihJlltY In handling
lhlp, a permanent crew of
four, and guests. Ex!><'riencr
•n operlltinz in :\frxican and
WP~trm 1·oai.tal po11~ and
watrrii. with good comman<i
of Spanl<tb language and
customs rcqurred. Excellent
salary and fringe benefll.3
Pleue repty in can11derlce
to:
lex M 40 Dilly Pilot
Drill
Operator
Two or three years
recent tolerance ~:x
perience on short run
production. Some tools
required.
UDIUAC &AGE-
WUT COAST
1 "6 Whittler Ave.
Coste Meu
6'U-2491
An f'(JUal opportunity
•mployer
General Labor
Metal plaUn1 bad<(l'OUnd.
Omilt board elcbl"I. Drill
pre• Md rou1'r.
Machi.. Sltop
Helper
Prevlo\ls •JCPUienct' pre-
rerred, own band tools.
&iglaeer
BSE t)esree requi1't'd. t:x.
perleeced aa Rellablllty
Eqtneer In Clreult AnaJy.
aia pref ft'l'td, Wlll consider
Clmdt De&lan Engineer
wtlo deai1'91 to enter fteld or
rellabait)'. Will ~rtorm in
aimU ~group
1¥here recopition or com.
peteac» II consplci~. Will
lie e.~ to all pha~s of
reliabJUQ and wiU l"eC<'iH
tralnlq that wW pn>pare
indlvtduaJ tor mana~fment.
Dr1ftsman
Electr...Mecheniu l
MinimOm one YtM' "l>Cri·
~. Must be willing to
work a.t\Y ablft
Chemical
lib ledlnician
'It
To be respoo11ible for prrp.
aration. storage. disl>('ns-
lni: and pro]N!r disposal or
chemical .,Jutlons linor.
pnlc) for I.e. Lab. ~hni·
mum two years collrgr or
equivalent. M u 1 t have
COUJ'le work in chem1strv.
Production
Test Techaiciln
lnd Shift
i\I u!rt possea know I P<I i:r o t
elrctrical and electron1r
trst theory. Wt> wrlcomr
candidates who havf' N>m·
pitted ttehnlcal tra1mn~
1ehool or r~nl military
electronics <'O\lnt' .
Cont1ct Steve Joyce
133-0600. ut 2182
COWNS
RADIO CO.
19700 JamborN Rd.
Newport lffch
All applicallta reviewed on
merit with no biaa toward
Race., Color. Creed Cir ~
EXPLORER
MOTORHOME CORP.
Needs Experlence4
• Carpenten
• ElectriciMt
• Plumbers
Trailer or motor homf' man-
u!artunni: rXllf'riencr man.
datory. Trcmrndou' trlnif
benefit~. Appl)
4000 C1mput Drive
Newport hech
HARD WOR&li
;-,: f"I\ f Bl'tOl'y dJ~tl i l:lrtor' I
l'XpaMJOn rrealca Jobs
for ambillOlt~ youn& mm. e No f'XJ>Crlf'n<'t' nPCeUil'Y
• Raptd AdVan<''m~t e Top tamini:s
$512. month •P·
Start immediately
Call MOf'I J4~
SALES OPPORTUNITY
Opentn~ Cor ~ licensed rNI
1111tale mrn "' 11.omen lnlfr·
MINI 10 a'snfiotlng with an
airstrr'-ivr. prll(f'lllOC1S1,
Costa 'lr~a Rral Eat.ate OI'•
ganiiallon. Special lndlv\d·
n lizl'd Pfro;ooal tralnl• le.-
new sall'I ~plf'. Al 'n·
quinM h<'ld confldenflal.
Mr< for C N Colerwortb.Y.
612.m1
•
Submit MtUme to:
U.S. Divers
Company
Attn: Mr. RotecrtM
P.O. lox 1675
Santa Ana .. CaUf.
An tqu1l oppottunll.)'
employer
Mill
Operators
Mu1t hne 1t lt11t
thrH Y"" recent
profiting experience
on multi · spindle m•
chine.
CADILLAC GAGE·
WEST COAST
1866 Whittler Ave.
Cost• Mesa
6'U-2491
An rqual oppo1 lumty
rmploytr
MARINE
CARPENTfR
F.X1>f1irnced In conMt.ruc-
tion and finlshinr of cab-
inetry and panel11 for !n-
trrior of one-of-a.kind
yachtii. Prtviou8 e.'q>C'rl-
Pnrf' with some flbreglass
useful Send letter or r&-
lollme lo
Box M 38 Daily Pilot
An l'CJll al op port unitY
~mployer
IUSIOYS
DISHWASHERS
111 or Older
DAY SHIFT
APPl.Y IN PlR.SOJI;
A-11 and ~5
REUBEN E. LEE
15 I E. Coest Highwey
Newport BHch
DISHWASHER-
BUSBOY
"""' CJ911GMUOJI)' for !lrn·
lxt1ou1 }1'unf mllll Applv
1n penon bt'IWf't'Tl 2 and
f> pm. daU).
Snack Shop
2305 E. Coast Hwy.
Coron• del M•r
I
CIA-VAL CO.
IS HlllNG
• Day & Swing·
•Turret Lathe Operators C1ll '•rsonnel
494.f.COT
-Day Shift· . tB.ONIC
ENGfflllll6 CO. • Punch Press Operator
L91un1 leecl\ C1flf. • Drill Press Operators A equ!l.I opportunity
employer
• Inspectors
• Swing Shift· Clett Typist
lmmrdlate openinz In Pur-
C'basini a n d Production
Colltrol. Diversified cled-
rnl reaponsi billtiea. MUlt
t)pe :;o w.p.m. Ealellenf
workmK c:oodltJol\ll.
• Engine Lathe Operators
• Production Grinder
• Screw Machine Operator
e Radial Drill Operator
C•ll Peraonnel
494-9401
TllONK
ENGIHRING CO.
. e Tool Crib Clerk
• Janitor (Machine Shop) Legun1 h1eh, C.lif.
AD equal opPQrtwlity
employer Join this vital, •xpandinCJ in-
dustry with the foremott
manufacturer of aatomatic
valves and controls.
Advertising
ACJHCY
Nt>wport 8 e a c h, needJ
sharp p l u/30 with abort·
hand and typina aldila. Pf!'.
trr agency exper. Oppor-
tunity for pl ~th ablUty
to ~ and tab re-
~(l()Mibllity Ca.D
CALL OR APPLY
CLA-VAL CO. Mrs. Brundage 642-3910
17th & Placentia BARMAIDS •••
..• and GO-GO
DANCERS
Costa Mesa 548-2201 $300 per week.
638-5483 or 633-9763
An equel opportunity employer MOTHERL~ home needa
live In Housekeeper. Must
lo1e children. Private room
It bath. Refs. required.
Prefer over 40. $1:;Q • $7(111
TRAINEES
I~ TO 3:.!
WEDNESDAY
FOR
• l CATIONS IN
ORANGE COUNTY
• Santi An1
• Huntington 8Hch
• Legune 8Hch
• Orenge
Six neat appearing mt'fl to
work In local factory ottief'
distributing e~triral m11ln-
tcnance equipment. No NC·
))t'rience necessary Aver-
age e a r n 1 n ~ !! $5.'iO ~r
month. Call Mond1ty, 11qlc
for MR. TOLAND :>1:\.ll2Rl
Production
M1nager
fi:'<<."l'Ptlonal opportunity
ror man ,. xperl t"l')N'd in
•II phases of f\lbber man-
ufacturing with fxpeM·
mg kx-81 compaey. AD
n-plies stnctly confldf'nl·
h i Senff Resume 10·
Agencies. Wemen 73o0 -~ 96.2-l:i62 call after 2·
~~~~..._~~~-WOMAN,capa~eotbe~p
restaurant cooking; full or
part-tirM. Contact: Ml'.
Zimmer at Bl~ OolpbJ.n
.111111t1..,.,_~..., Restaurant. er~ .............. _...__ ,.._ ... _ SANDWIQI Miiken, Dl(flta
Phon~ TODAY for 9 p.m.-5 a .m. 5 daffYI· NApplR y
an 11ppolntment tor • more HAMBURGER E Y
REWARDING 1-VTURE. ~-Placenua. Coeta Mesa.
642·9080 for eppolnt. CATERING MAN AGER.
• -----matun'. experienced. Apply Acts Payable $500 m Pf'l'IOl'I. Sheraton BMcb
Audit ~tllon, nquirinJ ~ Inn 211U ~ Av~ .. Hun-
7 )'t'W'!! CAlJ('nt'll(~ I ingtoo BeAdl. ----Coronet ACJ4H1cy OPl: RATORS. Garment M.tir
,.,,.,, E W ... In... Pl Srpe needle. Oa!y CJPef&· uw · a-.u ,.,on ' loN maJtin& S80-$140 Med
IGl'Md it S.A. Frwyl apply. 1580 MOlll'O'fia NB.
Se.nt11 Ana 541-4171 ~p. •
'CREfllED WANTED Exper. waitres111!1 J for full I: part-time. Con-
CerNra for S.cya. & tract Horst Olieal, Newport Harbor Yacht C ub, 720 W. Blcpra. In Orenge County Bny Ave Oll 3-7T30 612-748~ s.t6-60:!0 ---·-·-----
Scn>!'nrd Prnonnrl Agt>ncy Needed: Houaek.eepet'
901 Dovr1· Or . Newport Bch Carr for rlderly woman
lite haekeep for 2 adults
Helo Wented, Muttt sl~p in. 494-TTB6
WomM 7400 ANSWERING SERVICE
---------openalor. 4-12 pm lbilt
WAITRWES
&tart DOW In .l.liSuna &-~ .. • • . • &4-0731
BAR.MAID I Dancer wtd.
E>.Pf'nPll('f'd 11 or °""r· Mini •ldrt. 1'Jp ' a Y ·
full or pt1rt tlmf' SAR.ONG, C<Mita Mesa i4f.
Apply 1n P .. rl'Ofl 1 !19911
SURF & SIRLOIN e Nttd 5-Fullttett• Man&J·
5930 Pac. Cat. Hwy. rrs. Will n:ain· H.B., P'.V.
REAL EST A TE Box M43, Deily Piiot Newport S.ach a~ 962·a244 -I HOUSEKEEPERS, experi-
Shouldn't you M Mlh Walk .. r Equal opportlDlllY rmploy .. r
Ir l>d Free lnhlnnatlon
Phone or mite WAl.1'F.R k
LEF. In<' 2629 Harbor Blvd
51~3029.
SERVICE llallon -Sl•l,.~mao
ExJ)f'rlrnri>d tunr.up I: brak·
I'S. Oldrr man ti11r. Top s·1·,
lllry I< working f'OOdltinn•.
Chrvron Station. \1e1111oh1~1 Adami., IJunungton B«-t1·b I
BOYS 10 .14
GCWld routea! • Good profit'
BALBOA Pl:NJNSllLA
DAILY PILOT
• 147-4!'11 •
Bartenders
APPl.Y IN P~:R.<\ON
R-11 and 3-.'i
REUBEN E. LEE
151 E. Co.tt Hlghw•y
NEWPORT BEACH
~~~-~ ~--
Designer
Draftsman
T\votioya~ 111tr11 12.1:, neN·
ff. to htlp with y1u·t1 "Orie
Wffdlna and ~n~ St
hour Appro'C!matt'ly ~ hrt Deal~ and p11ck111{1n1t of
t'&eh. $J8.&411 dectromt'Cbamcal compon.
-BOYS fo--:-)4--1 ('f""
La1Una Seari.. So t..arun• Transicom Corp.
Good routes! • Good pmfill! I &"11 w l!lth. CM!• Ml'll8 OAIL Y PILOT '42·9000
• 5C.m'I .
SALESMAN
As;, Al.'> to !WI. fnr bf-lll'r
""""lry !!tort 192-5501
MR. UOLOJ;
--1 fnctd. Park Udo ConvaJea.. , ,.,nt Crnt~r. ~ Avon C1lhna 111 Pt.TIME N.leT-etta $2.50
No l'»pcr1e1wr nr<'f'Ssary lo Edwards 545-2915 or 546-574..'i
I
pt>r hr. ruar. to start Mn.
r;1rn 1.!Und 1nrnrnr F r,.,. WAITRESSES Ex]>tr D ~~~~' n g. CAil collt<•t shift Bl'a~mber 26.iJ :.
. Coast Hwy., N.B. -----(·o· l''\L""' '"'-'rt it r • BE A ruu.ERf:ITE • ' "''"·•• v, . ..., un " o r S'> HR. GUARANTEE' Local ~omao 1n1l'rM1ll'd in ))ltrt ~ • ·
bmt work in a Convales· uea. 393-1992 962-3708
f'MI H°'prt.U to C'lln)' out ., E~eoced WIG i.'tyllst
t""'habtlltatlon proirrt.m us-No C&llt. lloe~ req.
ll\lt rf'('rrHtlon "nd hand\-('all 642--0lOO
cr11fls. Parlt Lido ronv1lf'1HpARTdn.-ma_ld_fOr_exdu-__
rrnt <'<'ntrr. 642-MU sivt btt11Uty J&)on. 30 m
f'OOD WAITRF:SSF.S • m11•I Mt &42-Gl~.
bf. 11 f';o r.o-<io. No bllc1n1, i:XPER Secret_ary_lor_inaar-_
<ltriMly rooct• lntrrv1ew ~ tn ll'K'e 1 I ency. Newport
:., 'foo , Tur~ .. Wf'd SA 'ID Beach '"''· ~: SG-2142 PE.BBL~ Rc-.tnurant, Cor· BABYSITl"ER. Live-ht w •
ntT Nf'l"1>0rt " Broemuy. out. un-"fd mother OK. s.
• Co<lt1 Mfq _ -Cbaat Pina arM. 545#fl.
CP/;\'lml it>~B Ml'!ll hM WY'Sl'JTDl roe t.1r Md
()flf'ftln( for f' 'C booklcH~ • Utf hsdtp'a. LiVe tn I/It
f'r with 110mr al'('OOntlnR out Salary. Rcl&. M-'1111
f'dur•tkm f 11 vl'lrfrly of --
p1'llrtlr11I r\prr Pr1matW"nt
1
BEAUTY Opera ton; fDll •
IJlMllton ... 111rv orrn. Cftll pat-time. 1.warantee A pUl
;,17.7os1 for lntrr•lt"'~ •ae1t1on. tu-t17I
WO.\iAN lo •orll in do nut BABYsrM'E'R o " e amd
111ot> 9 pm lo 5 11.m 1hlfl. child. ~ wit. Pre.Cu my A1~ly In IX'rl<M'I t no phone home HB. 53&-Ulfi ,,
calla <piell.lf I BABYslTTER (I to 5) 1'ft1
Wlnche\1'1 Do.Nut llouae borne. No ~ Nloe
2lM7 ~ Blvd.:.,_£M_ 1oc. dntn H.& ..... ,
e R,N. ar' L·V .. N. p.m. ahlft. BABYsrM'ING wtO. ..W
A.Alo Kltdltft Hr~r. Nf'W-houn-llte~---
fO"t HaThor Conva.IHCfllt car nftdld. S48-.J131
HorM. IS!» SIJP('rlor Avr. • LEOAL SllCRErAJtY
NB, 646-Ti&i 4 Jl(llS'I dell)'. llal'tllr I w.;.
TtU: SUH l'fEVl:R SET'S on l'M'f' MM1G
na.il'led'• 9cUalt pciwtt. _:. ...... -.. hr • iii to 1tll a,.... '9f'f fhM ,_._.,
&he cfoct. 41•1 tolllL ~
'
f
WANTED b&bysjttcr tor 2
children, 5 nltu a Wftlr. Fri.
clay thru Tu.say. ~
iolS I . IMPl.OYMINT
JGM ~ Wom. 7500
Englneerl11
lecerds
Ted111kll1
Must bt ~ to warts anJ lhift. hours, wetbnda.
\ Knowledl• " tum pro-~. microftlm ml • printers.
COWIS
RADIO CO.
19700 , ......... ltd.
New.,...t IMch
AJJ app&atlcnl ~
«I merit with DO blu ti>
ward Race, Olkll', Ci..s ar
la.
hoofl.hwtrvct1on 1a
1st LESSON PRll
N.,, 1tartt11C duMa a
" JOCW. tWfaNG ./FENCING
tt.turMd from
Mor•tor
~ltpl•y ttudlol
ALL NEW
s,.nlth •nd
Mecfittrreneen
WAS ORIO. $1691.00
MUST SACalfllCI
1417 ...,
5 Pc lpmdlb dln1ns rm Wt A ..... l•••.tc.• _. ...........
$9U5, haa.-table. bl.a •1 llllCH ITHIT NIWPOIT llACH
Iran. Llvtail rm-Meclftenu. 0,. l :at te l:M,....
-.n w1dl wood caned U'Dll Ml ..,
<tWoe af ecb 6 flaWle) 0,. "-1Wt 'ti I UL • ......,
$229.15. I Pc 8"nilb bed-(Ww...,. ,_,...,_ & Me&ArtW .t
room Mt, ua.ntte Medi-Oniftft CMlf Al,,.rt)
CaD lair ltJt rlillbiWial ~ ~ sew. lqufpmtnt I012 e Ordquie 9tDdloa e
1115 Part. a.ta Mna
WDT COAST
I 'll* A a.t.. 1cboo11
2lt'I ................
545-Tlll
~=--"~....,..--=~-... .-.::&. -
l'ACl'C>Kr DIDCl'
OPEN ROAD l>ULD
1t BOUSE CARI * au.a. SIS MOUNI'I '* SIJDJ!.DG •VAN~ * MOI'OR HOllD
t200 ALL MADS 6 MODELI
--------198'1 TJ'tUCKI .,,,...
Nltw24WW.
T .. lath.T-. ......
BEACH TR.LR. SUPPLY mu Beacb <d.
lbrdqtma ae.dl SMl12
19 -Dem Honda Scrambler. '650 or belt
dlf«. Call nm anoe
HONDA .... Hawlr emt
BEAal c:rrr
CAMPEIU.AND
l&5 Beech m.4.. H.B.
5*28llO
-,A-GMC--~ TON
TELESCOPIC SPttl.AL
Custom Cllb • Clllllfort • .,alt
rtma. AD H.D. equip. • With
I fl • A1Mbn TeletlcopSc camper -c.omplete pacbp
In oc.l. mnd. Mmt -· .._ m L Jlllrbar ...._
,....,. ... A.,,.. NOO
ALPINE
IUd. muf&n. Good cond. --------· 'IC Alp(ne IV GT, Dir.
llllldr ldp. .. cleL ..
.ane cmt hi1. Can ~
$.1!0. * ~
Traller, T....e M25
SP ART AN l5 ft $llOO.
uic. pvt JIC1. «M.mt
Seal Bnidl Trailer .,...
ta.5n& IJS.A IOMIO
MOl'OllS
9o'"l5 Garden Cil'o9e m.d. 1----------
Gardeo Grove JE T-41639 UMd C.. '67 MG ___ ....._. __
~~ mZ °:.tee: . ~onTH .
L.,d our 1DOdent ~fa. WV. l ";"r
cWtle.a to pmntee at&-CH EV RO LET flctton atter·)on:tlueT
You owe lt ._~to... MUST "·SELL '
UI. ~. ~, • • • S~LE '
LfJJU '04 CHEV l/J.T .
PORTS PlclNp
6, ~ ndlo and hea~
: ::::..:,.:: '" 11399
wire wheels, hard 1X> 1et J' 25717
MG yellow' with w.ct tlim.. '63 vw BUS ~tcul l]M.
ltOGEll IMPOR~ • • sua.$'1ereen.: -
l9G Cud. OrVft II-rd.
Garden Gto'Ye
Kia 130 • • • '65 IMPALA
HOU 609
'66 OPEL
ltlck. radJo and heater.
11M9. /
RPM 111
..
lbr u.d ean • trucb Jolt can 111 a ttee t1t1mate. '
GIOTH CHEVROl.Et
HOONewCut ....
..... ...
. :A BETTEB IDEA
THAT'S JU:Al..L'Y
FIRED fJPll
T"Jy Colt Lua ••.
Than You Think!!
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2100 HARBOR IL VD. new a.net used Cad1llac Au»
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'63 BUICK l\nd pnced t)de weekend at 1951 IMPALA 4 door, Low ;Jllltlaif' Btfd.f
led r 2600 HARBOR BLVD. only • • • mllea1e. P.C. PIS • RIB. JOHNSON Ir SON '63 PORD • .,. .. , calaeJ Pek~Neli'iwic.r.iiiiiiiiiilii~iiiii~~·iliiiiPlii Le Sabre 4 door an. IC· (X)STA MESA 540-9100 $695 Cean car • C11N owne.r • , L.........•~ Galalde * 2 ._ "...-.._ a.am.. ~ ...._ • •
tory alr condltlonb:lc. power lrfual SeJL Mab o&r. fZS. -Mm:ury .,_"..,... -.llllut ......... ••••h. stemnc, power b1'kn, '67 Clldlllec The First Car Lot on 4767 Evn. , 0,.. 'Wt p.m. llrTD.lne Jfblte ~ ....,..._ Ped. A.Ir, ellect ....._...,
other extna. An Ideal fam.. Sedan de Ville Harl>or Blvd.! ' 2Ml HMtlcw Blvd. 642-'T!M Uc, Ndlt, Msttr, ,_.., e1ee. ......,..._ P.t .....
Uy car. Roomy wst.b all 10,tQ> M.iles. Fare mist brown, JOHNSON & SON 'II 1>0l>GE Dari. 2 dr CT I, ~ .v:.i:-: la 1 M.; J1t7.1111..-.
tbe comforta at... leethrr in!Bior, 1tereo ta· Lincoln-Mercury CONTINENTAL pla. ........ orta OQ •• $795 . . • '11$ llUS'WfG~ W.. • $995 dlo. Full power, all' condl-Open 't11 9 p.m. '11' • .,..1. VI r.u,-. Jllc:ll; * COlld
The Flnt Car Lot on tionhw. Ntw car wan-Mty. 1941 Harbor Blvd. 642.mJO '62 OJoUnental, It befp, pile •• Dod1'9 Dart CT. New '!!le nnt Ctr Lot Cl8 • c-4 111ruo11t, ~
Harllor Blvd.! A$54LL:~ '66 CHEV Caprice 2-dr HT. P'~ lthr Int. law ~-brb. ... lhocka, new thft, JOH~~.!SON mJie Jrb '*1 •.ia JOHNSON & SON Ps, pb, Auto. fac air. excel Wile• car. Good Nbbn. .-. RIB. Pl. air. M1-Z1CT ...vn • H11 IHI V-1> Jt a II.
Uncoh>-Mtrcury Oldsmobile-cadillac: Inc. buy • $2350 494-4014 a1t 6 P o " e ~eJYtblnl.5 n&6 ... ~ U.-.MacaJ ltaid trw. Pod ~
Open ·w • p.m. mo So. Cout Hwy. pm. . :1i-"' ..-.... , Opel 'Ult,.... Slati-.twm.•
00 Rarl>or Blvd. &Q.111§() lquna 8-ch $l084 1964 atEV Impala 4-dr. Air, lM1 U.... ..... ..,.-m ,._Ill Bf VI, ... 6c -;,.;:_ _____ e&-:-lea.1-n '67 Cadlllac full pwT, Pvt pt;y. One own-'6t <Df'J'INDf'l'AL ' Dll. 119 t•dr. 1'alaa ltllClm ._ J'Clld 2 dr ~ ,. s 'ina. .;;: -._ Blint -:r.~f'~~fd;m~ COUPE «· Must SAC! $1295. :'11 t~ -::; ~ ~ w ... ~WI llPd. IOOf .... .._ a amlllr. SH. .._
$1SCI). Prtv. party 11541i51 Full power. air cond!tiorrlJll,. 60-2339. pwr., 'or $2'195 full Cir-. $1S Ott -ii. Clllllr. W ......_ 1 ~ JVB. alD
N.. car Wll?T&Dt;)'. -'62 CH.EVY Station wqon, 9 ~-:.. ~2'11>4 .. ~ ftlcan Wap. .. ~ lld trw tr .. ,..__ _,. C9S. 119
CADILLAC SPECIAL! 1JU5. Bel Air V-8 auto trans. . dr. I cyl. aato tram. .... IDOd eoail. 5&GU 91f-8Nl
$4195 $800 Eves. Sat Is Sun '64 CX>N'I'IN!Nl'AL. New 8'7Ml7I. '5T 1'0RD OOH\'.
'67 Clldlllac
Coupe de VIiie
ALLEN 6i.J.0010. cond, wht w/blk lLbr top " New ttr. a batt«J. OLDSMO ..
01dsmoblle-CadWac: Inc. '66 Delx, Sportven. Xlnt Int· 1:;;_1:;!1ie:;· 9':':~~-l'ORD Tune-QI», $Z50. or._ o/W. --------run power. al!' condltioninJ,
leather interior, vinyl top.
12,000 mllet. New car war-
ranty.
llSO So. Cout Hwy. cood. auto, $1995 nitrd aeat. tu. · · · ~ 'IT 0-... Ditta Mtp.
Leauna Beach 494-1084 1138-lm '68 Contlnental. Brand new. ·~ ~ 511() XL ConYt. t..ded1 Lo m.a..1a nn-
'67 CADILLAC '1i5 I-·'· SS Conwrt 4 i.e ... for S155 ,_.month. ~ Xlnt mech. Take u..CUIY mdJ ........... ._
C rttb' ··--· Atk for Hal Sanden, Ltue O' bU:' •· 615-414) er 115-"'l&R onve • apd. pe. pb. xlnt, $1400. Orir Man.qer '4U9l1 iasa ___ _.....;,;......_..-.__ '5E Olds 4 cir. Nblt tn., $~595 run power, a.1r COGdltionr· owner. 833-m• •62 MERCURY 1111 pdnt. Good tnlllp. • ALLIN Nfllll car WUT&Dty. ,63 II Wqon. roNl'INENTAL 'fl daJl 4 t Pam,. aantry Sqalre. UM. Kl t-136 O~c Inc. $5095 Xln~ Na tfrel. cir. compL pwr. 6 alt, -,., ,., rA, delx Int. v~ II.mar 2 ._. eostaa. .. OUlS Tacmdo
mo So. ())ut Hwr. ALLEN '68 Tap $950. 536-1931 673-4350, 673-1564.... .... cml 11'100. ICT-»C ~ bilckv· ... red .,. m:um& ...., .. is, '
IAraria Belich 49'-Ul4 ~e Inc. '11 ftlcaD 21.0DO mDa CJD __.. .. whh Idell Maire .-... IO.-e 'ii c.dlDac. Brand DIW. 1150 So. ())ut Hwy. '61 Impala ~ ~ COIYAJI ..., 1110tm', DIW 11nJte9 Is Mt. ridlo Is beater. Idal
1...-b' $1CT per IDOllth. Lquna ee.ch $1084 ~d :-m.cm• " BY Owner . ._ OnaJr fNit ed. $3!0. 561034 ICboci _. tar •••
Net <doeed end) Jeue. Ha.I 'G CADIU..AC. ~-A Ir l'lll (L~•-a 4 ..S SUDO 'II ftlr4 Gbr;f cm9 auia Jll, • $691 OLDSMOIU .
Sanden. Lesae Jlanlcer cand. tun llO'ft!', best ofier. .. ......,"'~ _ ~-ad top. Ideal..... larfer. Tbe 11l'lt Car Lat on
M24llD IG.Q251 aft I pm . wtatya. Good cmd. '115. ---962• f .._ '19 Ott offer. seer Harilor Bl'fd.I
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EXPANSION SALE
1967 DDIONS'llATORS
CONTINENTAL ••• $AVE •• $1800
MERCURYS •• ; •• $AVE •• $1300
COUGAR • : $AVE •• $1000
1968 DEMONS1RATORS
MERCURY I • ; •• $AVE ••• $ 800
COUGAR • • • • • $A VE •• : $ 600
CONTINENTAL •• ;$AVE ••• $1000
1965-'88-'&7 COltTINENTALS
All h,.,. ffle fl-tMcJiet. "'fiidlllf ..+OINfM $2895 if......... ,_.... ....,..,. .... "''"'-.. ,_ ...... ,... fectery .. -wftlt ... ,...
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'87MERCURY $&195
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'&1 COUGAR s.1195
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'17 EICURY $2295
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'84 CHEVROLET $1595
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'64 BUICK $1795
-· '17 MEICUIY
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0"9'171 y_, dean IDOd lJfts A Iota UJ:lcoln.Mercury mo. Dlr. Ct( &ldru. 5t5-3'CT Optn 'tll t p.m.
1963 Corvair 100 c.aupe. lot .. ltancbero, relllt --....., 1141 ~ BhcL 142-111150 OUl8 '11 .a. Air, ....
bp ftC1ne. 3 IPftd, $475 --Wll eccept ... olrer "' 16M auto, ..,oo eond., 2 na tlNt, cuklr ale. P9t ~-•TJ12 =======:.• ....._ S350. ea.mo w mm wacoo. 2 dr., ltaD-MUSTAN~ PON'llAC CORVITTI
.U. VI. $250. 3GI (.'larcm. 119 r.r.tanc GT Cm9t. air --------•• '61 Corvette • -.W. Must do. 1fpt Bcb. C'Cll'ld, pa. disc tnlres, Jt.aU7 '6l TE¥PIST O:llWt ~
Mil tbla wee.kend. m: • • J'ORD 6 cyt, stir, rad. 'l"ack, pwr tap. 13,500 mJ Needs 1'1111' end ....tt. !If
1225, n4: 54Ml15 2 *· Pvt pty $125. m.3440 Pvt ptJ m.a860 / ot bat off. rruH3 aft 3 ~
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YOUR FACTORY AUTHORIZED CADILLAC D!AUl
SERV1N6 THE ORANGE COAST HARIOR AREA.
HAS IEEN SEWNG AT A FAST PACEI • Nabers Cadillac has now, whet we believe to be the finest la1"9e selec-
tion of immaculate one-owner used cars to be found anywhere. • Undoubtedly yoy've heard this statement many times before, but let us
prove it to y~by o visit to our new agency! • • ~ acres of ultra modern total Codillac facitities desi9ned to better sen
end servi~ new and uied Codillac automobiles. . .
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'6S CHMOlET $1195
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•s WHJTE T·Bird: auto.. ~ T·IW. ~ ~ '63 T-BJRD cmv.: help w/ '61 Valiant V ~· Best ofter
remonble ~. pr: teat wlllte 1Dp; fl&ll power. er trade 'foe a csmper.
A deck. S45-1GI • BEAUTIIU.. "12 T.alrd Low '1.1'»· 120 Lexington Lane, 892-9l'19
Q1ARGE m ~ JIJ'Nr'· $9SO Pvt a.ta Mesa. SM-4074 White elepbantaT D11M a 11De
l""°"ed Autoe _ NOi M,....... ..,._ 9600 ~ Aut0t 9600 ~rted Aut0t ~
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2 Door h r•l1111. lle41o, hH t.r, H tom1tlc fT•n•·
111l..te11, p.ww •tMritlt •M lw•lr"' f1ctw, air ~011dlllo11h19. • ,
$2677::.,
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2 Door hardtop. b 4lo •114 hH t.r, Hte1111tlo
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'64 THUNDERBIRD
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1968 SMC HANOI-VAN
COMPLETE WITH CAMPER
··.ON .DI s·p LAY NOW ·! . ...__ .. DNL Y $4295--
Wiii' • taa a rai vacation um ,.r. Bes1n an 8dwntutt ln outdoor llvfns wtt.h 10'll' Vf!t1 O'lrn
W S¥•ap Camper. EQJoy all ,..tile' oomtort at the aeuhott, In the mountalnl, Oil tbe deMrt
or ~ your preference may bt. Let Red-E-Kamp take you hun~. tllhhlc. ~. 111b~ aeetitt Gt Just plan outdoors with all the eue of ataytri1 In your own home. rour ftcatSon over,
Rfd.J:..Ka.rnp becomet a second car equally at home ill a super market putdnr lot or a natted.
t.dt tn11. Vee It for work du:rlna tbe week-enjoy It for fun on the Wffkendl. .
~~ u a multl-p.irpoM veh.lde. It can take )'Oil and )'OW' fam11J Into naaed badt ~. cnaa. ciw: al,\plr ~ at Jqa1 lptld limits. baul bu1ld1DI mat1ri&11,. p.n:lm ..is. at what-
ever "" ~ wilh and 1UD provide tbe elep.nce far an ~ on the town. •
w ,_,.,, i:au bf!«n ~ a.rid ~ by mll1iw eraftsrMtl for tbt W »Omible ~
tSOll fll lta mt.tor •'*'9· Only mat.dalt" ~ hlft.l ~cy are Ulfd ln It• oomtNct$on. •
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