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-4.t bttt• 80 dealie 10.arbltJ'Uily
forct ~ -thtt 1 on the resfclllita· of Bd08' PGhisula. The
beach road may .be a selation to
the problem. but Oll1y if the people
tbemlelvtl ·lfBQt· !\ . . . . ~ H4"t' would you ,...ute again.st
thl mv..ron of pdvaey. that aome
people uy could occur · With in· <See· ~AllSONS. Nae i>
Bolton Makes It a Race
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Cou~ F acOO · With ~ lwice on Well Rights
Should Newport Bead! to oU li. pany.
gold standard? \ "There la a ~~g. fflli>J'epared
The matter is uoder revfew f.odt1 agreemeJSt Vfll'J faTOrlble to the city
by,: ~.,c;ut, bllck. Jt Gow• whicb etves' us 1be' abeolute authority
,__ 1" -en-_., .... '--·· = to transfer OJ" not to tramf«'," City uvau ., ... 1.111 "'-u.,...,. Mauger Harwy L. Hurlburt ex-
oll and a inodest revenue tw plained 'today. ·
Beach slDCe ~. The city's ~ty &terns from the
The decision of ~ ... to le' oQt fact; 1bt the olf field.fare in city-eon·
of tbe oil buslnesa was }IC'ornptied ~ trolled Udelands beneath the ocean
a ~lielt from ooe oU oomt*l1 to off 5elt SQ'eet.
traufer ilt rltbta to anot!M1r com-"The city is the property owner
18 OIJjeetions
ol the oil fields, in eflect, afld leases
wells to the ~ companies," Hurlburt
said.
U Ne~_rt approves the ' transfer
of oil rt01ts. it could Josist on
"modernf.zing" the lease to in-
corporate demands for greater finan-
olal return, beautification of the oil
attea and other benefits.
On the other hand, city councilmen
can decide to aba.ndm their oil
busiftess, absorb the territory within
Apologies
Due Sni-per
Victims
Mesa Challenges
Newport Annex
Fleeing Newport
For Bal Week?
Get Your Ballot
For the &st time in !everal years,
the Nnport Bead! Munkipal Election
April 9 will be held in ttie midst
of Easter Week.
City offlclah, and City Council can-
didates, are coooerned that a lot of
eligible voters will be fleeing town
during the v~ atudent.11 m·
v•slon.
However, City Clerk I.Aura Lagio1
today uJ4 1bere11 a way to get out
of the city and ltlll vote -the
~ballot
ApplicaUons for the ballots C8tl now
be picDd up at City Hall. The ap·
pllcatioo1 must be fllled out and
returned by 5 p.m., Tuesday, Mrs.
Laglot adv.I.Md. The ballots will Ulen
be given to the voters.
The sealed ballots mu.st be returned
on or before April 8. They'll be apened
the out day.
The city of Costa Mesa moved
awittJ.y today in its eilorta to squuh
• Newport Beach annexation near
Orange County Airport by filing a
long lilt of objM:tions with the Local
Agency Forntatiao Commission.
The eommtulon u acheduled to bear
'N8WIJOlf1 ,_.xatlon proposal on
April 10. co.ta Mesa has filed a
partially-ovetlapp1ng annex in the
same ll'N.
BotH proposed city additions are
viewed by observers as being aimed
at lattr annexation Of the potentially
lax·dch 232.acre· McDonnell-Douglas
induatrial propetf Jlanking the
alrp<O
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Hurlburt Rejects Mesa
Obj~ctions to Annexation
By JEROME F. COLLINS
Of 1111 OeAy P'-.i Sl•ff
WWI a warm. friendly smile,
Newport Beach City Manager Harvey
llurlburt today brushed off Costa
,._ objections to Newport's pro·
poled Santa Ana }ieights Moexatfon.
Here is bow he reacted to some
of Cbe chargea in Co&ta Mesa's protest
letter to the county's Local Agency
Formation Commiasioo:
-Cotta Men: There aren't enough
property owners' signatures on the
Newport annexation application.
-Hurlburt: "The number of
lig,aatures or their validity isn't rele-
vant at this point. The LAFC Is only
co11t1iderlng whether the annexation
has logical boundaries an<I repremit& =lanning. Petition signatures are
t when ~ city considers
an election. It looks like Cost.a
Mesa is j11&t looking for something
to talk abouL" -c..ta Men: Newport' a applica·
tion a.-erta that Newport c1t1 Hall ls
tbree miles from the annexation uea.
When It is actually m<>re than four
mile• away.
-Hurlburt: "Heh . heh . heh. That's
catasttophk ...
-CO.ta Meaa: Newport clalma that
residents of the area will have im-
proved fl.re protectioo if they are an·
nexed by Newport, when in fact the
nearest Newport fire sWtion is three
miles away. while the nearest county
fire station is but one mile away.
-Hurlburt: "That's a fact. But we
are budgeting mooey f« the ,design
of a city fire &tation tbet will be
doser·than the county facWty. It will
probably be built in about a year,
which is about bow ~ the an·
nexation proceeding would take."
-Cotta Meaa: N&wport aay1 police
protection of the area would Improve
if it annexed, even though Newport
has not maintained its police depart-
ment at adequsile s~ for several
years due to economic facrt«s.
-Hurlburt: "That's a rldkul-Ous and
ludicrous cbarae. All anyo-oe bas to
do is to check the reputation of our
police depanment. Just look at the
record."
-Cotta Meaa: There would be no
recreaUonid advantage to the area's
joining Newport because that city's
closest park ls three miles away.
-ffurlbart: "No agency ch&rgH ad-
mission to public parkt, wherner they
are. So what's the point?"
The Newport offlclal empba.sized
that he had not seen the Costa Mesa
correspondence to the LAFC -only
heard about It -ao he cook! give
no respooaes ln detaU . .
Johnson, RFK Ticket?
GOP Offit!ial Poses lnt.eresting Idea
By EVELYN mERWOOD ...... ., ..........
New Jets
Go Back
To Raiding
Frem Wire Servlcea
SAIGON (UPI) -The Air Force's
new FlllA swing-wing jet.a went beck
to war today despite the firlt loss
of one of the controveraial fighter·
bombers that North Vietnam cl.alma
to have shot down. 1
A U.S. spokesman said the flve
remaining FlllAa undergotng combat
testing could be presumed to haw
joined the bombing of North Vietnam
today.
. He aaid th~y were not gr~ecl
aesplte one of the super•peed craft's
being "overdue" from tbe FlllA'•
third day of •triUI 'lbur.a-1, I H... r~io claimed tbl mi.ting two.man t, Allierl.ca's newest and = . ~arpiane, waa aboi -~ was no word o'f two'~n.
_ The U.S. •P9kesmu s-.id Jal ~cl
no • reparts ol ~Y enemy action ~ainst the -~111~ in the ralds nfar
D0na Heil 'l'tlUr""1 ~· Jle Aid no MIG hlterceptors aged them
and tbey did not draw face-to-air
missiles or antiaircraft tire,
The day before, be said, l'lortb Viet·
namese ground troops fired on a fliabt
of Fllls but dld no damage.
If the loss of the Flll is confirmed,
it will be the 815th U.S. warplane
downed in more than three years
of bombing of North Vietnam.
There was no indication the planes
would be grounded because of tbe
loss of one. One source said he was
almost certain the Fllls were baclc
i~ action over North Vietnam today,
although operational reports had not
yet reached Saigon.
The Lubbock, Tex., Advance.Journal
reported that the Pentagon had
notified the parenta of . capt. Dennis
L. Graham, 26, Mr. and Mrs. C. M.
Gt'aham, that he was one of the two
crewmen aboard the mlssin& pfane.
Bicycle Rodeo
Slated Saturday
A btcycle rode<> for youngsters from
too third through 11.xth grades will
be held Saturday from 11 &.m. to
1 p.m. on the parking lot of C.Orooa
~I Mar H1gb School.
The free rodeo is tbe tut in a
series conducted by NewPOrt Beach
officers. It la detiped to test the
ability and safety know}edJe of young
bicycle riders. Those wbo pass the
test.s are entitled to special bike
drivers licenses.
Or~
Weat•er
Look for low clouds and cool·
' er temps over the weekend,
forecalts forecaster Jack Fra-
zee. It'll be down to 65 along the
cout and around 72 further
lnland.
INSIDE TODA l'
Tttft TtfM promll•s a big
iimi -/of c~bodJI. Cover feature todor tn WilKENDER. , . • ...
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ILOOOllD '°LICE LllUTINAHT IN MEMPHIS
D. YI. Wllll1m1 Walles ,_.., A~er tattle
ANNEX •..
Fr .. P .. e 1 Frens Pap J
PARSONS •••
annex to Costa Mesa. atallatlon of the police-monitored televtsJon 11D'Veillance system! <Mesa allo .ttac:b the anneution -A. n.ta subject sbouJcl hive ex-
oa legal groandl eoat.ndlng that !he taaUlttve study and c o a t I n 11 I a I
necessary Z5 percent ol qul.ifitd IW"ftillwt by a repr11111tatiw
voters b not contaiaed oa the petition dU-.. committee. We abo\dd allo preeented by Newport. and that of IOUclt blO court oplnlona Oil pot.Dtlal
188 names oa Ute petiUon at least ConsUtutloaal vtotatlonl. I don't •
100 are invalid became tbty we.re IJI09t modern police l!Mthodl, bClt I
obta1ned more tllaa two yews ao). firmly btU.Vt that tbl rigldl ol tht
Newport Bt1dl: Pol.k:e proteeUoll Individual must bt proteetecl.
will be tocrtutd to ~ area fNW -Q. Do you support tbe ncom-
tbat now provided (by SberW's mendatlon to charge fees f« me of
Depstment). clty tldelaDda by pmaie and COJD•
Cola Mesa: Newport'• poUce pro-merdal plenf
tectiotl would be iudequte iDUmucb -A. I support a nomlNJ ttdellnda
as ~ cltJ hu not m~ itl ae fet. Tbt teftDutl .._. bt t-4 d~ at edlq .. ~for for poltpaeld cr ...-.. tmt. prt·
tbl Piil llftl'll ,..,.. bec.a\JoM of provtmenta and for the relief ol the
eeu•"' 19dan. · .......i ,.. tll1l rate. ~' · Newpert BiMdt: TM clty .._ a ....._ ._... tM Ctt. Halt '9e
Qte .. metJ e6iil!"lfan\I '" ~ ftloeltld. eq>e:tidecl! Wbat piortty tiOft for ~ eblllriD and adults. should It ban 1
Cotta ~:~flewport's nearest -A. EfftcJenc:y ln rovernment wouh1
park, M ~ .. l,4'thne miles away . indicate that our civic center •••uld Newport ath: Residents of the be near the eventual center of our
area are atrq" tn their desire to population. Priorlttta must be related
annex to N~ldcb· to civic needlh but I believe that Colt.a Mesa! .....,. ~ol those who when antlqufelt structures an d
aiPed tile lllDIUtillll p«.ttion ha~ c.itWded cenditlone a.reue the cOlll asked• Jaa"'u.lr a-.. rtmOYed·, ot.:,_..-. ,., • .,,nl and the
aocl wJl .., IQ • __.. to .. COit to tM ....,.~tms mQlt
LAJ'C. . • then be ~ N'ewpcrt Beadu~ Molt residents -Q. How would JOI lll'IQlOte order-
Chemical Toilet abop IA u.arby 'Ne.~ aboppmc 17 ann•:utloa.,of r~1'1 zoned
laalliU.1. • -· · ~ Jaad Hd ~ lriLt.bt 'chool
toata Mesa~ Peopll • • not ·~ dlltrtct to ~· • netds of la Newport commerclal • •~eas. 'fte atud•utat:l ~ .. , .......... ·
Nn,a., of No Use , inajori~ o1 re•idents • in Co•tl . -A. u . ~ am cur-
""' ....-. prindpall1 at$&le ae&r'1 So&Uib. tenti; ..-saw ...-~ar mutual
Cwt f>lalL • ~ .. coooera••~--~1 board Where It Is .~ :..11 ..J,"~°'4: .~ .. ~·:re ... ~ .. ~~
· ;J.ftWJ«t'i mOft: .. "' .:jd, ·~ Ml M W . 1elat
A c:o.ta »ea ~ ta11tt bu ~ft _.. cr.-·an 3i1lllld~'9 ibt. :'tliid .,-.. w. -.. ~ 11 .c. b9m qiplied di a Lqana !Mell cllff, ._. • .._,. _.. ........ ~.qidrtattl!bMl_'*",._~
A nf*t 1lf tM inddent WU e-.. .., cWll··~·il!Mt......., ti '9r mabn~.';--·t,"'tr. 4j9Sllllity
ta1ned la • le'*-. Lacuna police ... to ...... ettW.~af.._. ...... 'ftodl pq-. lllldl. ~ -•
trom wnuam w~ ot '*" .·11•1~:-~;1bej1*'9d . · . ~ .. "'t NWPOrt a.dtltion Co., IM W. 18th · ihl la .... ~ "16tel tt Meca S ~t '' * • 1.~r i;; •
St. ft Mkl~ · ro IOCW t aad' ...Ue '*-tt.. : . .'!'"
''The toilet itaeU wu mo~ to tbe ·~.· ....,.., 11111 ~ I'~ P~ ... J
ec1ae of tbe cliff -puabed ovtr ..... • •• • ;! .. :' BOT )•'oN· , . ... . . .
Md 11 aboUt «JO feet down mU1Jll ,. '• · " ' L 'I • .; ·•· ~
it lml)Olll>le for U1 to itt It." • l ·
The WW laaid been rtllttd to '-' -.:. _ ...1:.~~11 F d master plan • 1,..tematk, ordlWlt ad
Whitaker OaDltnK.11oft Co. wortma it • UUUUW.111 OUD er lolical def'tioflHDl ol Ulla vlllSt laed
ltll SbU. Drive. Tbt letter aatd • ,· mua. /ta ...._ •ftlopmeata aie ~-
tbl ~·-de*uctJon eott tuo. wm· terbourne c.pted .... ~ d'1. tbl Cocmc11 and __. toilet bas been .. 1o tbe the PllMilq Commluto. mutt be ~·· ~, . . .. w..S tUt ·~~s
O•\llY P1IOJ
B ed · r:f\'..,,:' . ...J • · an / __.. tor ell · • tits un• J. uuay -Id .. 4re alitlans, oarb.
• librarlt1 and 1ebool1. I i.tl lt't lm·
perdve ~a. coandl wB~·ln~-.. .. ldloo1-... t.o. a!SIUPt "*' ~ta tor an ICbools
to ~· .... Midi of tba .... mideetlal areu. ·
College Kiters ,
~~pete ~ CdM
Mo~l La~illrdy
Takes Stand fu
' 4
'Tot Death Trial
,,, BJ THOM BAllLEY ... ...., ........
·•"Did you hne anytb1111 te do WftJl the duth of Bert Martbam?"
' 'J'bat WIS the abock ~DI th.la ..., ht what Is apeeted to be '" wt d-.y of the AtJtonia 'nlomu murder trill.
On the witness stand wu Beach
Motel owner Mary Mllddle, the
...... to wbom a. ICrMIDJq Mb.
Tlaomaa ran for aid when Ml" ...-
'-' old baby wu fatal.11 pOll.ed .. the night of Ju!f la, !19: ~ lfih Madden,· IT, lrii)J Ctu*Md
tM rill of the...._ tillll: Pl ritlltd:
"Olftlll111 ...... Ne J ... 't. •• ~ ~ ... ......., tbat Mr.
Mnkbam's f>od7 contalned a boae
ovmloae of drup and that drug has
be9I kllaUfled u nembatol. Did you &ivt him lielDbut'OJ?" Ut WU uttd.
"Only w," Mias Kacldlo replled.
"He was lick. kept on tbrow1n& up
and couldn't sleep. So I 1ave him
OM Of 1D1 11tmbutol cQIUlel to belp,
blm alltp. Bat tbara all' l 1ne hlm. '
the San Clemente woman aald.
DeleGM attmaey Duc1lt7 Gra, has
tntrocbactd ta lib teatlm{>D1 the fact that ~n .. Bert .. Maitbam, Miss
Maddta'1 pm1ner In the motel bu.I...... died of wbat wa recorded
as hlwtlllaJ nu on February 4. 1~
A coronor11 officer bas told the
court that eumlnatlon of the dead
man'• Usaues proved the presence
of "elJht times the normal therapeutic
dosal•" of tbe powerful Hdative. ~ .W.. that Mia Midden
,..,.. --iD Uh inlan.ace blMftta wben Markbam died and that
... J8blrW Mi ... crl the Be4lch
Moml.
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'BILGI' llOtNS IULGING -~ the YMCA teen loun,e,
'111• Bila/' with D&utiCal artifacts are (from lett) Dennis Fo~ Steff
Fwlrellici .ucl Carl ......_ 1be tbret ~ will join atDera Set· vdlJ a a .._.bMsoe" to betp raile mODty for the lowlee'• fllr. •'*• wlddl wll __.. a coffee and Cob bG'. • •
To:l~.t;ii.se· I:ounge FurUL; .
At the same time, Arm1troa1 pro-
poses to tunt ... riCbta Offr. to G.
E. X...... IDd SOM llld o.er&l
Crude OU Co. ol TGlll.
No matter wt.It_. lne c."OIDpllllMs
do, tbe "clf1 .• la .. drt•·· teat,"
acccirdlQf to Qt)' ~ Tun,
Seymour. ~ Ml7bod1 transfers
anytldng, coundlmen mull llPP"lvt
the deal.
How much coukl Newport n:pect
to get out of a tranafu?
HurlbW1 aa¥S tM MDOllKlt 1Wl is
undecided. But 10me iDdlcltioa ii af.
f'Ol'ded from the amount that' the
KadaM people ire wtnmg to pay
Armstronc.
X...... r•tre·uatatlvt Jim
Gilltnp lllit W. ll&JmJ7 wUll "1 ~=,__., .... ,.~
.. ,. Je?TY Saden, y commu.aity
program director.
Each fntrant mull ban a lpCIGI«,
indlvtdual or business, who wil pay
the Y ~bulldbtt ' f1IDd a ·mtntmum of a for Mell llille tbe .... cm
walk, to a muimQm ol 25 miles.
The ~IQile course will be fet 1JP
by tbe Y.
1be Walkathon will btlin at 7 a.m.
at the YMCA balldi2'c, -Uahiwstty
Drive. 1-cb ........... -wjll be provided b)' tbe Y for all ·~
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FBCD 1A1D CAUSB , •
TM victim1 Pred H. s....-Jr., 23,
ol. Ml Amy Ave., G .... Grove,
baCI been shot la tbe beck witb a nNll caliber pllltol and dmn_ped over
a -.ioot cliff oear Old ~II Cln· yea Road.
Probable cawie of the Wednesday
nnarder wae a jrudge feud within
the )lisfiu meblberlhJp, aooordinf to
homicide detecti"'a..
Lt. Norm Hamnt.e 1aid Thursday
that circumataneea indicate Smith was
sbot elaewhree and driven to the
isolated bluff, where he was dumped
to die.
Blood stains in the area where the
matorcycliat'1 body was found show
he wu probably alive and blteding
at the time, U Hamilton &a.kl.
A construction wMker 1 p o t t e d
Smith's body ThtD'sday morning and
a helicopter was uaed to recover the
!>attend ,::orpse from the base of the
nearly inaccessible cliff.
POLICE RECORDS
Both the victim and the booked
wspect bave police records for a
variety of arrests, includine blU'glary.
g;and theft auto and ponesalon of
narcotics.
"The name has been mentioned
around the "'station Oil a number of
prkr occasions," said a Garden Grove
detective when asked about Marco.
Smiifl. a native of Denver, Colo ..
who worJred as a welde!' and security
guard, was identified through hi~
fiqerprints, according to lberlff~
deputies.
Whee foiancl, tbe bod)' wore a white
T-ablrt and jeans, and the victim had
a tattoo of an iron arou on one arm
and "Fred" on tbe othfl. ~mbtrsbip of '1'>e 1aiafita la acat-
tered around the Torradce •ea, wtt.W
a number of the outlaw cyclist
nembers livinf in Oranae County.
Replace Freeman,
NixonDemand3in ·
Wisconsin Speech
WAUSAU, Wi5. (UPI) -Fo-rmer
Vice President Richard M. Nixon, car-
rying his campaign for the Republican
presidential nomination here, called ·
for the replacement ol. Agriculture
Sectetary Orville Freeman u a first
step toward boostinl the economic
condition of the hatioo'1 fll'Dlert.
"Freeman is a good man and a
good American," Nlxcm laid, "but
he is the man Lyndon Johnlon sends
to explain hla pollciet to the farmer
-and what this country needt is
a secretary who will e~lain your
problems to the President. 1
Sen. Eugene J. McCarthy of Min·
nesota. contending for the Democratic
nomination, said in Milwaukee that
tbe Amerleu people abould be con-
cerned not enly with adminlttration
policies but procedurea u well. He singled out for erttician John·
1on'1 sending Poa~ General
i..,rrenc:e JI'. O'Brlea 'into WilCOD.ltn
on a campaign awing wblle postal
service was "deterl?1'1~g.~· t
FlllA Loss May Give
Reth Top Secret Data
WASHINGTON (AP) -Tht loss
of an FlllA, this country's mOlt ad-
vanced fighter-bomber. may hand the
Communist!! the benefits of n billion
in U.S. research and development
work.
Officials said Thursday the fate of
the Air Farr.e F111A and its two
crewmen. li.5ted as "overdue on a
mission in Southeast Asia,•• wat
uncertain, but their wont fear ap-
peared to be contlrmed today. The
Nortb Vietnamese reported the plane •as shot down 1n Ha Tinh Provin~,
North Vietnam.
The revolutionary swing-wh>& plane
was part of a group of a1x FlllA
: fighter-bomber• which . ta• combat
• for the first time on1 )'tbi• 'Week.
: If the plane did indeed go daft
' in Communist-held territory. it could
' ruean an enormous coup for the Rada,
• Much, ol. course. •ould del'fDd 00
• the pW!e•• condftiOD.
' 1 . : ne Sovie&I are well along n nrull·
wing technology, aourcea Mid, IO lt
appearts they mitbt not pln greatly
In this respect from captllre ~ a
downed FlllA by their North Viet·
namese or Pathet Lao frteDds in t.os.
But the FlllA Is packed with v~y
sophisticated gear, novel engines and
other devices developed by U.S. sclen·
ti.stl and tecbuici.anl after ye&rJ ot
effort.
Pentagon fiflftl abow nearly $1.1
bi1lian bu been tpellt • retearch,
dewlopment. tdta llld eqineerbaC
for tbe FlllA throuth the end ol
19'7.
Perbapt the ma1t serious U.S. loss
to the enemy -and a conaequent
bonanza for the North Vietname-,
&me'-, aQd Red Cbinele -would
'8 the FU1A'a secret "electronic
COUD.tenneuurea" equipment. desip·
ed to foil enemy wandll& radar and
Ulm pmnit tbe plaMI to penetrate
'to~.S·ntan~Afel7.
' With aamp1e1 of.1 611 ...,, Com·
mUClt .......... Jldl)at Jurn how
to MJ 1rifii tt-a ttllll ~OIDIM h effectl'vtDlll ot th,. dmce• tn
tbe Fllls aid other t1 .S. warplnel •
.. • J )
r: Grunion Bilkd
By\J.tWPna~ VJOt Pftlktent Hubert H. HwnP,bre1
told & dMMrinc, whllWnt labot' au-dleaee Tbunday that P r u Jd e n t J.._ will be nDOlll1nat.c1 by Ute
~laAusust.
But crom labor source• c.-ne a
prNala u4 peu1mistic precllcUon oo
the Prtl...,t's cb~s in out week's
Wllco•lit primary.
Labor oUlclala who took their ewn
privlfa surveys in Wlsconsia Mid they
sboftd Sen. Eugene J. Meearthy
W'IUlcl outpol Jobnson 2-to-l on Tues-cla1, partly with the ...,_ o f
Repabllcu CroNov• votet. 'hie labor
offlci1t1 who Wldtrtoot tbe aurveya
put much o/. tbe blame Of a
lackadailical effort bJ labor to help
the President. .
Humphrey appeared .... befcn •.ooo
delegates at a Waablnaton meeting
of All'U10'1 Bu.04tng and OoDltruc·
tiOD Tradea ~t and la an arm-waviftl, lhQUtM speech defended
t!le ''Lyndoa. Belael Jobnlolt Hubert
Horatio Bumphrty ~.·· 1'tua year, 1-aaid, "America 'will
cbOOM betweea a 8-bllcan can-
didate -you bow. Jdm, Richard
Milhous Nixon -~ •·nemocrratic
leader, L)"lldon la1Mii JtbMoL"
Humphrey, wh/W ;,,;Nln critical ot the conclualoa ot tbe President'•
advb,ory eoTllllltuloJt on-dvil cUIOJ'der
that America 11 bec:Ot¥alna @lit Into
two soci~, OlleJtlacr and one white.
bad senerll ptala tor the report In
bis speech. ·
"So there will be no misun-
deratandtns, I want to make it clear
once and m an. I Mlleve the m01t
important a4 prlnclp.le ~cluliqos
of the report are rlpt," 'be aald.
"It la not an obituary for a~ ,deed
society. It 11 a health report on a
nation in turmoil, ferment and
change."
In Little Rock, Ark., Sen. J. William
Fulbriaht,, a Democrat, filed for a
fifth Senate term and predicted that
"unleaa tbe Pre.ident • • . modifies
his pollcy on the war 1M fUlll an extremely irave rlak 91 aw obtaining
tba nomiDMion."
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LIJ L-*1ftt UftopOlltic
Weaver Blmts
Both Kennedy
And McCarthy
MADISON, Wis. (UPI) -cabinet
member Robert C. weaver, a standin
campaigner for President Johnson,
Thursday accused Sen. Eugene J.
McCarthy of "the grossest kind 'Of
distortion" and •aid Serr. Robert F.
Kennedy backed "a rich man's bill
for poor pebple's housing."
Weaver, secretary of hous~g and
urban dev.elopment, flayed critics of
the administration for their "shallow
convictions" as he stumped for the
President bl 't!sconsin's presidential
primary campat,p! .
He ~ critics of the war in
Vietnam "vwy abort on soluU001 and
· ver1 long on criticisms."
W~ver ,wu the latest in a line
1>f cabinet officials that ca.n;ied tl'!t.
message of the J o h n s o n ad·
rninlstration to Wisconsin while the
President stayed at hi• desk in the
White Houae.
Weaver cited recent testimony by
Ke.,, critical of the President's
proptlal.s for deani.n& up city 11\QI.
I '
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~ennedy Calls
~F:or'~ffigher
Farm Prices
LINCOLN, Neb, ~UPI·) -Sen.
Robert F. Kennedy opened his
Nebraska primary campaign Thurs•
day with a call for higher fmn prices
and ap'puenUy-prePflled to enter the
Indiana prbnan-for h1s first beadon
4 tut against Pre1ident J'ohnsOn and
· Sen. Eugene Mccarthy.
The New York senator carried bls
campalgo to unseat the President Into
the naUoµ's ' heartland after a
tu'n;lulto~ "aendoff at Denver climax·
ing a flve-day western swing. He also
received a western~navored, welcome
here. ·
~enne<IX made a pit.ch for the farm
vote in '11 address at the University or Nebraska, propostpg a three-point
~gram to allevi.-te the farmer's plight, • I \
Earllu·be t«>ld a•sc~amtnr, jdstling
crowd of admirers at Dd)ver that
with their help· "we. will win ln August,
win in November and we shall turn
this country G'OUOCI."
From Lincoln KeD11edY was scbedul·
ed. to fly on to lncOaDal>Olil, where
he was expected to f.. i-.IOnllly
Thursday night -If his Mlasljnated
brother did eight ye~ agQ -ii}
the May 7 Dernooratic tpreferential·
primary.
The Indiana filing would pit Kennedy
against McCarthy and a Johnson
stand-in, Indlarla Gov. Roger Branigin,
one week aheMI of the MaY i•
Nebraska pre4ldential primary ln
which the names of all three
Democratic caodidates are on the
ballot.
Indiana Sea.tetary of , State Ed&Jl'
Whitcomb said his office would remain
open until midnight (ot late ftlers
on the deadline day for flllng.
A crowd tf 700, enlivened by a ~member Omaha Indian dancing
unit in native regalia and a J.5..piece
college pep l>and. greeted Kennedy
on his arrival in the Nebraska state
capital.
Supporters waved signs reading
"Kenne~)' ln Ncvember, "Sock it to
'f!m BOM>y," and :·~p With Bobby,
Down With Johnson.
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HC>W'D HE GET THIEltE?
K•n*y Tours~.,.,
M~ic Showcase
AJ . Grove Sunday
THe fourth annual "Sbowcue of
Music," jointly· 1poD1110red by the
Garden Grove Parks and Recreation
Department and the A m e r i c an
Fed~,~on of Mualclans, Looal No.
7. will be held at tpe Garden Grove
High ,School auditorium SUnday at I p,m, I
Admlasion is free 4nd tieketl are
available at tbe Education ~.
lo.131 siantord Ave., Gvden Gme.,
For 1Dore information, pl.eMe eal Odo
Reea, a.ml.
CiKI IVERSOI saivecl a student's .....
al•sl $73.00cash ••• every1•dh
tt•, Ill a rWiculout as you think!
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WASHJNGTON (VJ>l) -Tbe Senate
WU beaded f~ a Uowdown today
over a ~ Jella&atlv• bcmd1e ihat eomblMct. • tl1 blllion
lacrea.e ln tuet wtth a '8 bUllon
ellt In f~ndtnc" Tbe pr wu a QM>Y• to win ~ approval of Prtaident
Jallmoo'a lon1..talled 10 percent in· come ta alU'Charp by "frtalnl"
hit f1ll bOUon Wdpt for the fllo91
year be..., JulJ 1 to S1IO blDJon.
Tbe vodna iD the Senate Tburlday
made ft ancer1alJl Whether the tu
~ cut plan bad been
endailltfed or tnhpced, Tbe Sen.ate
apsnved f2 to f7 an lt!Dendment to
uempt from the planned cut.bacu
all INblic .arks proJecta -some
ti.I bfJUcm worth.
• The vote ma, have cOlt backers
ol the pin some Republican support.
But l>imoc:rata, who Wtn WU1 of
tdl»ertu with"Pork Bli'm" PfOltdt blCk balDe during an election year,
may now IUppOrt the package.
Seal; a.or. A. Smathers (D-Fla. ),
mil Jall.D J, "Wtlllama (B·Del.), p1an·
ned to au.ch the tu lncreaae-spen·
dinC cut ..-ure to a Houae-paued
bll to uteQd at present levels ewe
U.S., Britain
ln Argu~nt
With France
.
Three Captured
\ .
. ~· Viet Seamen
'Returned by U.S.
NoW available
f-·r your
·Home bar ·at ·499/fifth
$5.99/quert • $2.59/tlnth • $U9Mfint
DISTILLED IN SCOTLAND SINCE 1861.
.~..:1 .. ~....=·~~::°'-Celf .
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rlul Campaigner
ks Kuchel's Seat
SA (AP) -f>t:. M Rafferty, who bu
mow down opponents with
~ yant d e b a ti n g
ltyle, is hoping b 1 s
~oratory and con·
aervatte 'fitwa will cive
k1m ~ aeet in tbe U.S.
Senate
The Jt,ate superintendent
of }>'bllc instruction ls
eballefl$ing U.S. S en .
1'bomaa H. Kucbell for tile
Jlepub~an nomination. He
la attacttne with all the
ferocity be baa abowlt Into
two su~esaful campalpa
for bis~ job aDd In ~untie battle• with foea
lb ed and polltica.
At 51, Rafferty II a abort,
1erioua man who loob more
It home behind a acbool
adminhtrator'a dest than
on a political platform. But
when be atarta to talk,
\lere'a no doubt be la a
born polltlcal flahter who bill~ ...... 1tud
\IP and applaud.
SAMPLE OF STYLE
A sample of h1a at,le:
"Today, the hJdr'•beaded
enemy weara d if ft r e n t
dilgulaes; the akk muk of
d>acenity; tW 't'lld and rav·. ille falJe face !Clf drug ac1~
cltion; the aulten mut of
aibwnioa; tbe d e v JI Ja b
cl>mlno ol lawfeameaa."
In bia colorful way, bere'a
tow be describes what
Alperica is facing today:
"Par more than the political
future of one or a hundred
men, this ls what the 1988
election year really meana:
restoration or rottenness;
life or death; survival or eventual destruction of the
great republic Itself."
FIRST TASTE
Californian• first got a tute of Rafferty'• style
when he ran far the Khool
chief'• job in um. Bia op-
pone n t, Dr. Ralph
lUchardloa oi Lot Angela,
agre414 to a 1erle1 of debates
\IP and dOWll tbe state.
Rafferty won the election
aDd pol.ltical observers aald
tbe debate• helped him do
it. Now, be bas challenged
Kuchel to several debatea,,;;::======='
but the senator baa declined.
Rafferty' S Initial aupport comes !rom t b e con-
servative win& of the
Republican perty. and hls
stratecista have a poll they
say shows that 14 percent
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hffn under American ad·
mlftlatraUoa.
Receatl1 thtre bad been
dfsCQlalOG that the JapanHe mllbt object to t b e
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young people riot in the wake of a peaoeful anti·
Robles protest march by silent women. Ston&-throw·
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FOR COUNCIL
OTHER CONCERNED NEWPORTERS
WHO JOIN MAYOR GRUBER IN ENDORSING
ED HIRTH FOR COUNCIL
'
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' New Heart Volaa~n Eager .
[I'ransplant cRA·· C·Onvention
• :COnsidered
STANFORD (UP1)-1'ro •
ftleo, ooe wUh serious beart
trouble and the other with
irrevera.lble brain damaae.
lay lo the hotpltal today
yhlle doctors d e b a t e d
yhether to perform a heart
yansptant operation.
To Back Rafferty
· Palo A l t o -S t a o f o r d
1'oepltal aald the two were Oi the cardiac Hd.lcm for
ttudiea. Neither man wu
~enWled.
: Dr. Norman E. Shumway, •bO performed the world'• UUrO heart t r a DI p l a n t
epeJaUon Jan. • oD Miu l'uptru, would bead ihe
ptedlcal team. Jtaspetak, ~.
I retired steelworker, died
15 day1 later.
• "A heart patient and a
potential donor have been
fdmitted to Palo Alto-Stan-
ford Hospital for ltudies,"
a Hospital ltatement aald.
''No heart tran1plant opera-
tion 11 being plM\ned until
the ruulu of tbe atudie•
f.e known. Such a decla.lon
not expected before Mon-
ay."
A spokesman 1aid the
~spit.fl had considered and
jected two other heart
ansplants since
lasperak's dt!ath.
I Dr. Chrlltiaan Barnard of loutb Africa performed the
Y,orld's f1r1t heart
transplant operation Dec. 3
tn Lbuia Washkansky, wbo
lied Of pneumonia 18 day1
lftei-the operation.
BERKELEY (AP)
C a 1 11 o r o ia • 1 largeat
voluntee!I'' Repobllcan group.
the people whose fervei>t
dedlcatlon can swing elee-
t.lon1, opened its annual con-
vem.lo1) today eager to en-
done Mu RaUmy for the
U.S. s.Date over lncmnbent
Tbomu H. KucOeL
Jl'rant P. Adams of Pied-
m-., presJdent of t b e
Callfornla Republican
A.&lembly, said ''there isn't
ahy doubt" that th e
organi.iatioo will support
Threats Due
To Meets?
LOS ANGELES (AP)
Minority group members
meeting with Gov. Reagan
to discuss job and education
problems haver e c e iv e d
telephoned threats of violen-
ce and death, Reagan says.
•' ln some areas they say
they have been threatened
by telephone when it was
learned they were going to
meet with me -their lives
were thrut.ened." Reagan
told a meeting ol the Grain
and Farm Dealers National
A.ssociatiot.l Thursday.
Rafferty in his campaign
aca.l:nat Sen. Kuchel for the
GOP nomination at ttte June
4 primary.
E n d o r 1 e m e n t s by
voluntetrs 1 n California
traditionally have carried
~ because they
supply the candidate with
a corpc of campaign
workers -the people whose
doOrbell-ringinf, literature·
ma.I.ling and voter-prodding
eUorts can turn tbe tide in
a cloM electioe.
Adami estimated current
CRA memberahij) at 14,ln>
to 15,ln>, m remarked
"t.be enthusiasm for Ral-
ferty is just a b o u t
boundless. I don't doubt that
ewrybody in CRA can be
counted" to back RaUerty.
CRA originally was a mid-
dle-ol-t.be-road Republican
organization for m a n y
years, but in rffent years
~ become so conservatlve-
oriellted that pro·Kucbel
and pro-Rockefellu groups
have ldt It.
Kuchel and Rafferty were
invited to appear durtng ttte
34th annua lm e e t l n g ' 1
lunclM!cn Saturday, but only
Rafferty aceepted. Kuchel,
Adams reported, app.-eotJy
won't even tend a represen-
tative. Kuchel bas made
pla.tn bl& intention to avoid
head-to-bead coolrontations
with Ratf erty.
California Legislature in Action
Bill Sent
To Assembly
On Smut
SACRAMENTO (AP)
Led1lation making lt a
crime to supply
pornography to California
youth -part of Gov.
Reagan's anUsmut program
-have moved to the
Assembly after q u f c k
passage in the Senate.
Several hours later Thurs-
day, ~ key Senate com·
mittee approved a bill to
toughen up state law in line
with a major U.S. Supreme
Court decision o n ad-
vertising m a t e r I a 1 as
obscene.
Sen. Robert J.
Lagomarsino, author of both
measures, said the youtb-
and~bscenity bill basJcally
makes it a crime to know-
ingly sell, diltribute or loan
"harmful matter" to thole
under 18 years old.
.. The Ojai Republican said
the measure, which cleared
the Senate 26-6, "focuses oa
large-scale diltribut.on of
smut," not, for exampi.t, OD
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The Uptoo Cup i~ sudden
death.
TheTe II DO a e c 0 n d
dlance.
'ntere 11 no eecond
That will be the story for
14 of the 15 yachts entered
in the Southern California
Yachting Association's fam-
ed Lipton Challenge Trophy
race Sunday at St'fl Diego.
Club. Balli• C o r l a t h l a
y acbt Club. Looi Buell
y adJt <Jl.lb, Alamti41 Bay
Yecbt <lub, Santa Barbara
Yacht Club, Smta Barbara
SallinC A11oclatlon,
Silverpte Yacht Club,,1~~~-=:;:.:;;:..1~~.::~.;::;~;;;!:';;lj;ii~====~~====~==~==:t1 CaWomJa Yacht C lu b {I ~ Y~ Club, De
Rey Yacht Club and Los
Despite all the furore In
recent years over match
rac ing, the Lipton
Challenge. featuring one
boat and crew from each
thallenglng yc;('ht c I u b ,
malntaJn1 the most spec-
tator interest of any yacht·
inf event In S o u t b e r n
CaUfom1a.
Several hundred spectator
boats are expected to circle
the nautical arena betw :!n
Point Loma and t h e
Coronado Strand as .be
yacht jockey far poeitlon on
the starting line before tak·
Ing olf oo the single race
that will determine the
owner of the famed Lipton
l8t Lido 14
Re~atta
On Weekend
The O!'M oonual Balboa
Yacht Club Junior ·Senior
Lido 14 Invitational sailing
regatta will be held Satur·
day and Sunday at the
Yacht Club
S:arting tur Saturday for
juniors will be 11 a.m.
SenJors will start at 1 p.m.
Entries wW be &iecepted un·
ti1 10:~ a.m. Saturday.
The Harr y Wood
perpetual trophy will go to
the overall winner.
A buffet dinner i1 planned
for Saturday night with
trophy presentations set for
5:~ p.m. Sunday.
10 Meters
Sail Today
The Soall ~ lalb&
QM 9'....-1tl Mb an·
nual 1G-meter sailing regat·
ta today and Saturday.
Racing starts at noon
each day olf the Balboa
pier. Seven boata are en.
tered in the races.
Commodor. f« the teries
Js BW Kitcbene and race
committee cbatrmaa ii Jack
ClnDOn. Mannll\I the race
committee bolt. tbe New
Mariner I will be A It x
Hardya.
Trophy for aootber year.
San Diego Yacht Club 1s
the defeudeo, ·having won
1t back in a roce off Balboa
Yacht Club laat year. The
challenging club!. com·
prisinJ the largest fleet in
the M year rustory ol the
event, are Voyagers Yacht
Club, Newport H a r b o r
Yacht Club, Balboa Yacht
An,,_, Yacht Olub.
WUh four ol the
ehallenCen beille b'Om the
Newport •ea, a large spec·
tator fleet from this area
ii expected to be on band
to ebeer their retpeetive en·
tries. SDYC cbOM Ash Bown's
Owens Cutter Carousel M
the defender. 'lbe yacht
rates 32.2 under the CCA
measurement rule. Official
challenger was Voyagers
Yacht Club wltb the Cal-34
tloop Cballisto owned by
George Chattoat
Other locEll yacht. are
Balboa Yacht Club's L-4.0
Impetuous o w n e d by
Charles Glasgow; Newport
Boating Firm Now
Becomes Flag Waver
Chris Craft has become
a flag wave:.
It aJ1 started when the
U S. Power S q u a d r o n s
recently reminded t h e
boating public of a little
known fact of boating eti·
quette -that the prevailing
custom of flying the yacht
ensign at the transom of
a small pleasure boat under
way is not only not recom·
mended but incorrect.
The correct ensign for a
small, u n d o c u m e n t e d
pleasure boat is t h e
American flag with the tun
field ol 50 st..s, rather than
the familiar yacht ensign
with a circle of 13 stars
around a fouled anchor.
The yacht ensign was
created originally as an
ldentliicaiton for I a r g e r
boats as distinguished from
commercial or n a v a I
vessels. Today the use of
the yacht ensip is proper,
strictly spedting, only on
documented yuhts -~
.. wtUch .. ... .. .,_ orc&ar, cabla cruiser.
at the starboard spreader
instead of at the main truck
~ which is p r o p e r .
Robinson's comments are
on the F.ditm's Paee of this
month's Yachting.
Ensenada
Race Set
Date for the start of the
21st sailing of the femed
Newport to EMenada yacht
race has been 1et for Thurs-
day, May 2.
Con vene Wurdemann.
general chainnan, said en-
try blanks are now being
printed and wUl be malled
to all participants In the
1967 r&ee . In addition, entry
forms will be a....U.ble at
most yacht clubl.
The clusic it the world's
larcest international yacht
r.oe on U... bull o f
1)11Uclpan4:1. Last ye a r
mGft th9l 500 bolita IUlrte4
in the ~mile--.
Race chairman Joha Get·
tie anticipates that th1J
year's roster of entrant.
will probably exceed last
year's 541.
ChriJ Craft, which bu
always f o 11 o w e d tbe
inclultry·wide practice of
providing a yacht ensign
with each of its boats, has
now started supplying the
standard American flq. 1...:::::=======::::-
BiB Robinlon, editor ol
y~ Mlcnine. takfJI &
further c:rack at flag ft7inc
yacbtmlea by 1*inc tut
that )'a:llt owneh, IOIDI of
them lmowledpaliie, penllt
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JI DAILY '1lOT
'Creativity Gap' Widening
Between Directors, Editors
By BOB THOMAS
HOLLYWOOD (AP) -An·
other diSpute between film·
makinc craftl came to light
this month when the film
editors blamed directors for
"rapidly deteriorating" re·
lationa.
This came on the heels of
continuing s t r I f e between
the writers and directors &Ullds over billing.
The new complaint was
voiced in the m a g a z 1 n e
Cinemed.ltor, In which An·
thony A. Wollner ed.atonal·
ized:
''It s not un~ now·
adlyt to see directors awd·
int over the shoulders of
editors as they UJemble or
recut sequences in thetr
viewing machines.
STIFLED
"If th.la trend is permitted
to continue, the f!ditor of to-
morrow will be void of incen-
tive, creatively stifled. and
In fact be no more than a
technfeian. Erector tel men·
tallties wlD then play • at
film·mak.ing in the cutting
rooma."
\\That is a film editor?
Downtown LA Block
Set for Arts Center
LOS ANGELES (AP) -
The Board of Supervisors
has set aside a downtown
block for the Performing
Arts Academy of the Music
Center. scheduled to open
in 1970.
The land is bounded by
First, Second and Hope
streets and Grand Avenue.
A drive for '9 million in
private funds to build the
academy will b e sup-
plemented by a search for
13 mHUon with w,hich t o
guarantee the first five
years' operation.
.
The work b aelf~efined:
he's the man who edits film•
-puts toeetber the exposed
cellulokl so it can be seen
and enjoyed as a movie. He
is traditionally called the
cutter, but editors are not
fond of the term.
The functioning of editing
is as old as film itself:
somebody had to put the
movies toaether so they of·
fered continuity. Originally
this was a slmple matter of
shooting a story as it hap-
pened, then splicing t b e
film together.
A big advance came with
"The Great Train Robbery"
1903. which created excite·
ment by simultaneous ac·
tJon--<:utting back and forth
between events that were
going on at the same time.
DID THEIR OWN
Early directors such as
Edwin S. Porter and D. W.
Griffith did their own edit-1;::=======~
mg. As they became more 'LY • • •
involved in the complex· LAS ,.,.~AS
ilies of fllming , they hand-PALM SPllNM
ed the duty over to their DAILY SCH•DULH IRVfCI cameraman. D u r 1 n g the i.ow•s,. 11uu 19'20s. the position of film CATALtN-nus AllttdMat
editor came into existence. 5 4' • 6 ' 1 2
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LEADERSHIP llOSSOM$ -New officers of. New·
port Ha?bor Service ~ague are ~ ·•. iJ.lht)'
the ~ lUebanl E. Clwnm, Ignacio LoMM Jr., ~~ George Yianilet m met Frat\k ·'flood
~..,. •· n• -.ca ,... 11 lcA ANDlltSON, 141tw
Ticktockers Remember
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Dads ·With Happines~
Tkkto<.'ters of the National Charity Ingue1 Newport Cb.apter,.avi
followers of Charlie Brown and bil Snoopy, acbmantly Debe•e HapptDe!'
ls Dad.
Fatben wW be honored by the eifla during their annual f.lllle1
daU&bter brvDdl tomorrow, in the Balbot Bay Club. Snoopy will haft t
for,et the 1led Baron for the afternoon beca\Jle be will be tumin& t.be lpO lilhts on f ltben.
A.. mucot oi the bruncb Snoopy appeared on inmationa sent out t
the 10tb grade croup under the direction of Mn. Howard L. Bryan Jr. If'
Mrs. Richard Rawlings.
Eleventh i:radeh With the assistanff of Mn. Peter Duyan Jr. ar
Mn. Robert S. R01ennMt ha•• ammged table and room dec!or featuring tJ'I
1op:eand pup..
When daughttn and dads arrive they will he treated to ploturet f<
the ICfapbocJ~ ~ble for CM setUngs and backdrops are nint
graders urtd6' the guidance of Mrs. Mar6all styll and Mrs. Richard New. -OOfde, , .
Ooe of the lftml0011'1 bJ&lillpu bae been arranged by: the .evenf · a tigbtb ertdet. 'nle Mmel. Guy. l:. MineT Jr., Warren S. Scott, Danie
]{. 8bea and ~ D. Btftnla haft guided the lltll 1n arranlinl a COi> wt~~1Ballc4Pame. · .
. HlOradlool MDion ~with Mn. William B. Scbolle and MrE.
WUlllm C.~Melll~ laaM perf a akit entitled Fllhiom a la Blue Piate' Special peDiDld bJ Kn. Tbom.u S. Hume. Tbe skit ts a parody on Orange CoatJ,.... ..... ...
Mlltaw Of ....... Will be ... Jail Caldwell, 11th .... net. tocar, wtllll lliil...,. Mclntyl'e ot the biall .moot aemor llWP WU1 be
the fMhion .. .. ... Clotbel from the "'l'brift lop will ... modea.d in
thetttt. ' ..
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·eed-S Of Servic·
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I '1owr Pwer ts an app!Opliate theme Hlected
tr Nrifp6it 4 Harbcir Service Leque's imtanation
ceremomea, to tile place Tbunday, April 4. tn the
Balboa Bay Club.
For, du:f the {pa.It years members have IOWD, eul~ nurtured seed• of volunteer se~c! w~ bave crown anct blOAOmed into outslan<li,l!R
comrmmity activities.
trader tbl1 beading are wortln1 with cblldten ln ~ Girt.a Club anct the Pbilbarmontc Juniors or ~1ur--tbe community on boards such as the Vohltltee~au, Otan1e County Pbilbannonlc Socie-
ty, Untted Fund, Community Chqt, Girls Club and
the Fi.De Arts Patrons of Newpol1 Jfarbor.
Members take an actt~ 1>art in league projects
which are the Children'• Arl Worbhop, Volunteer
Bunu and Project Scbooltlme, a highly successful art appreciatiQn Pl"OIJ"tDl in area public schools which
wu launched duriol the paJt dub year. The tea~e
also ~sponson the I. Magnin Faahlon Show with
the Orange County Philharmonic Society to bring free
yooth concerta to the county students.
NEW FIELD
And, plana are under way to plant In still another
field ·-that of music appreciation which will be
developed to Its fullest during the comin~ vear.
Leading the group through this activity and other
facets will be Mrs. Ignacio Lozano Jr. Servin~ with
her will be the Mmes. George H. Yardl.,y ITI, vice
president; Frank Hood Trane, treasurer: James M.
Dodds, assistant treasurer: Richard E. Cramm,
recording secretary, and Michael B. Jager, cor-responding secretary.
. Purpose o~ the l~~e is to ~romote interest among its members m vanous conditions of the communitv.
such as social, economic. educational, cultural and
civic. thus traininr each for her tole as a volunteer
and preparing her for community le~dership.
FLORAL TRIBUTES
During ceremon•s. bouquets in 1he form of floral
tributes will be given those who have given so
unaelfishly of their lime. Included ln the recognition
will be active, provisional, new and sustaining members
and patronesses.
The permanent ways and means project is the
Coffee Garden, located at 2625 E. Coast Highway,
Corona del Mar, where sandwiches, pastries, coffee
and tea are served by members wh<> are required
to work one to two half-days per month. Despite the
garden being closed for two moot.bl for remodeling,
members worked a total of 6,124 houn this past year.
Adding to the enjoyment of garden patrons is
the Garden Gallery which features continuous art ex-
hibits representing outstanding Southern California
artists.
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DAILY Pll.OT
SALLY JANI LAWSON
IAlllllMnt TeW
Sally Jane Lawson
To Wed in Spring
Mr. and Mn. Howard Beasley Lawson
of Newport Beach have announced the
engagement of their daughter, Sally Jane
Lawson and Dr. Karl~ond Barnum,
son of Mrs. Karl Raymo Barnum Sr. of
Monterey Park and tbe Mr. Barnum.
Miss Lawson ii a graduate of Westlake
School for Girls and attended the University
of Southern California after a year of study
in Washington, D.C.
She was presented at the Children's Home
Society Debutante Ball in 1962 and ii a
member of the Newport Harbor Service
League. Her fiance was graduated from Keppel Hi~h School and the USC Pbannacy School
where he was affiliated with Sigma Phi
Epsilon.
The wedding will take place Saturday,
May 18, in St. James Episcopal Church.
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Morosco~
Capricorn: Go
With "the liiJe
SATURDAY.
MARCH'30 . ' . lj SYDNEY OMARA
11Tbe wiM man controls
b11 delUny • . . Aatroloey polJata the • ., ...
A&IEI ( t.t.eb 21 ·April
19): Your dMtre lo late in·
1Uattv. could prove costly.
Knowinl this., keep eye on i.da, ........ oa.s. Avoid
., adldb trbldl " bued Oil
tmpalae raU. tblli logic.
TAURUS (April 20-May
20): Lunat1~le hi«b -but
.you tend 1o ln•lte 1rgument,
perhaPf accldent. Means
yoa are tn coatrol. but
overconfidence could cause
setback. RUl1u t h i 1 .
HlghUtht mature attitude.
GEMINI (May 21 • J u n e
28): One close to you could
c:n.aM furor 1t eociaJ af.
fl1r. Beat COW'H is one of
moderation. Be quiet within.
Don't compotmd error. Take
no aides. Heed your own
coUMel. You'll win.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22):
Budnels disc1u1Jons should
be tempered with humor.
People in authority tend to
have fattb. But you could be
tuted. Maintain sense or
bllance. Show you can be
serJoua without being a
fanatic.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22):
Some display t e n d e n c y
toward deception. Applies
especially ll you travel. A
project that should be com·
pleted occupies your at·
teotlon. Finish -don't be
distracted by 1weet talk.
LIBRA (Sept 23-0ct. 22):
Partner or mate could
present ultimatum where
funds are concerned. Fresh
viewpoint ls a d v i a a b I e .
Dino's Daughter
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P'IVE MJWON YE>JlS TO
EA.R'MI -NttJ degree
Britistt science f 1 c t i o n
wi\h different twist about
kwaslon from Man with
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modi ... -deltne-u..
OOR MC11HE1t'S BOUSJ: -
A cbD11q i; a 1 ll 1 Ii
tlelodrama; MVU
children keep t h e I r
mother's deall llld burial
I Merel.
A PATCH or BLUE -
Btmd girl of 18 is befriend·
td bJ sympathetic Negro
newapaperman .In poig-
nant story w i t b 1*-
tai. 1Mut lmbtblnc. Ilia
dautbter ~· "It's true ••• of apple J1dct • milk. ''Dad hu ID Weir.'•
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KASSACRI: -Aa ..U..
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UllderworJd ol the ltrJOs.
WAIT UNTIL DARK -
Thugs try to force blind
w i fe t o r e v e a 1
Whereabouts ol I cacbe
ol heroin.
ADULTS
'11IE BIGGBST BUNDLE OP 'mEM ALL. -Inept
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BONNDI AND CLYDE -Tne story of t w ~ but
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Souttnvest duriDs t h e
deprem>a.
<J!Mous
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mE COMEDIANS -
J\ebelllon flares on the
Island ol Haiti under the
t«rorism of a m.illtll"y =..'°11bip • 1hil viol• ~carvecr
COOL HAND LUU -Depressing ltudy ol a
prilooer iD I IOUtbern
chain gang who retain•
bis IPfrit in ta.e lace of
cnel -s artatr.,_ f~.
'DIE JNCIDBNT -Bopped·
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peuengen Oil sutnray in
• tbla~ecJ~~al •ama • ofdik II .aiiflear •
0-ration after aewndoe.·
more 'bridH ana froome
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COSTA MESA HIGH VAULTER KEVIN MANIX 'LAHTS HIS ~I.••
Jacksonville Leader
Sanders Seeking
'Bigger Game'
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) -If
Doug Sandtrs doesn 't win the Maste rs
Gol1 Tournament in Apl'il, his next
bfl goal will be the British Open
ill mid.Jul7.
lt'1 DOt tmit be isn't planniDC to
pttu bl1 one-stroke advantage over
tbe field 1D today's ltCODd round of
the Greater Jacuonville Open.
But Sanders bas woo it before and
be tnowa anotbft' prestige victory
would eltablllb bJm among tbe elite
.of the iame.
"The Brttlab Open to me could excel
the bil American tournaments such
aa tbe Mutera, U.S. Open and PGA,"
Sanderl Wd.
'"1 have buainess interest.a ln the
Bljti.ah Empire, and 1 ftc\lr• the
B1'ltllb ()pea would mean balf a million dollan more to me than any
ol the thrM major tournaments in
the United States."
Sanders has bffn a tourney winner
mos~ often ID the first foar months
al' the year. He's doing 10metbing w change that pattdrn.
''I uaed to work bard on my iame
In 'November and December," be said. ·•t played wtll Jn tile early-teuon
tG'Umelltl, but come• l\ll!UDll'l' I'm
c~ta)1 birdied om.•• 'his .. UOD, be said he WOl'ied ·oo bil bualnell lntereltl in November,
and December. lettlnl bl.I aolf 1ame
coast alone.
"I've been puWn& it together the
past coup1t we.U and hope it'• goinl
hW blast two weeks from now ln
0. Ma1ter1," be Mid.
Sanden beaded. the pack wUh a
HYt!ll·undtr•p&r 15 into the aecond
round "' t.be $100,000 J acUoaville ~ abot a euy eaile -two wood
lbotl ad a two-foot putt -and five
birdies ID 'nmndaT~'•I tound. FiY• chADID... .. ..,.
blbbld him m1 eo odMrl lnte pc
GIA.NTS UNWAD·
72 or Ule 7,221-yard Deerwood Club
course.
Defending champ Dan Sikea was
among a dozen at ea after an erratic
round including an uC)e, lbree birdies
and a boaey.
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Richey, King
Finally ~e~
Emerson Wins
NEW YORK (AP) -"I "lcome
the match - I th1nt I have a lood
chance to win."
That was the gauntlet thrown down
by Nancy Richey of San An&e1o, Tex.,
today as abe prepared to cballenie
Billi• Jea Klni's poaltion u queen
fl wamen'1 tmmi..
IDtenle rlwib for ~ bonors
for ntne yean, America'• fio. 1 and
No. 2 rubd playen meet taallbt
ID tbl ""'tftnala of tbe Garden
Qaalltqt CUp IDWutional Touru-
ment. n 11 t!a' ant ~ad meetmc
alDce UM.
'l11ree other •mWnal matches are
acbeduled tonllbt lD tbe DeW"MaclilOn
Sq...n Garden to detennint tuts ror
tiU. S.tmda7 n!Cbl
ID t.be men's aemWnals, Lt. Arthur
Albe ~Y• Dam CUp teammate Clark
• PHOENIX (AP) -Cellfornll Anael Graeboer and top.letded R 0 y
Manacer Bill Blo-1 did.D't know boW EDMnOI of Australia faces 2l·year-•en off be·wu at tbt bepmlac ii ew ltU SmJtb of Pulldeoa. Calli .
. 1prilta tr.inhla wbea all be wuted Emenon bad to call on all his
waa uothe1' dm1iftl p6idMr Md • U1ll and power for a u.10, 7-6 victory
'Uttle ieJW belp. oyer 'tom oner of tbe Netberlads. ~ lbOut aow, be cOUkl abDOlt Tbt t:fooW Smttb won a •Naina
'be Wiq fot aDC1CMr ltd. . 4'111 ftOm equal.11 tall Herb FltlGil>-
... lilitdmaes Uterrt bettilr elf wben bOn, M , M.
tblJ .._., pltcb," RiCM1 lllld·.ttlr ••. Tbt other women'• match~ 'l'llllrida1'• lN defeat at tbe ..._.. eecoiid.;,tedld · Ann Ha,doa Jones
of 1111 .. l'niildin OA111D. aplDst toaP IVl!ltf Te1art o f
U lWitl t11it UM. ... w.re U Auahlla. lldf ~nm-. 'nit'• i.. Mrt. Xilll ucl,Nlu Richey bring •;'tt;;.C:::. w: =:=. ~:::: ...:-.:;:".::.,\ :i:.o-:i...: liirWit.r••....... Mal -.. Jta ..... tbla 17 ... .. _.......... ~ • -ftnt .... mte tbt .... , .... le.
Hirsch Tells NB Group
That Munson May Stay
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.. B\lt U we .. plJtt, we .. .as
ilWou u anyoae to diilr • ap.
"I'l! uy tbb -Jf .., .. ls to
level a charp 8t us, I'm &1ld it's
Sallta"Au." •
ni. pictUr• pW!ili«Nd • tbe Santa
Ana nrnpaper OU 11MniD1 •>3
tun by Dreat ~ a daft 111tmbe:r
Of tbe SMta AM Celle.. lbldent
lleWIJlllPW.
Golden Welt Md S-. Mil have
been OD biUel' .... UC. JMt Sep-
tember wtiell it na Gttdea Wiit wllo
cbar&ed Uii Dou wl_. l ll e & f 1
recnaiti.DC taetkl 'by footbd eoach
Diet G«rie Del baMbaD COllCb Roter
Willoa.
Gorrie 1ave fa.it Wlrlliq at an
Orance County ~a· lun-
cheon lalt fall -aft.er tbe BC raling
-wbea be aaid: ''Ia tbt -~
West will be prwen to bl tbl bad
IU)CI, not u ...
Rojas Throws
Savage Attack,
Stops Higgins
LOS ANGELES (AP)-Qalllcnia's
Raul Roju today OW:~.Jlece of the feattJerwelght p of
the •ol'ld -the " Boxing Association part ol it, ~. He
won the title with Ida 14-rocmd decision
over Colombia'• Enrique Hlglna.
The ~yc~ld walloper 6'om nearby
San Pedro 1t.a1ed two aavqe of.
fensives. in tbe 12th and tM fmaJ
15th round. to srab tbe 'fOtea of the
officials Tburlday Digbt.
A capaciCy crowd of 10,400 paid
'64,381 to ..... boat.
Tb111, in the eyee ot the WBA, Rojas
fills the void in tbe 1215-pound dtfision
created w!len Mexico's V l c e n t e
Saldivar retired 1ut Odober after
knoctlng o a t Howard Wlmtone of
Wales in 12 rOW'.ldl la Mexico Qty.
Winstooe sUU ii rtcolUiled in IOIDe
q\Wtera u the champion.
Roj11, whote only defeat IA a fight!
,.... to Saldlnr bere IA MQ 11&5.
bladed mama. a, ttuoaPt tbt TOpeS In tb9 l2tlt ,.....,
HJgina nev• was actuaDJ down
-he'd never bee.n decked before
-but be took a mandatory eigtrt~ount
from referee Diet Young.
Hicgins not oaJ.y weathered the 12th
and 14th roundl and many even
thoueht be w<m them, but he cb«*e
to slug it oul with Rojas in the 15th.
He came up, ati1l same, bat nbbery-
legged and hurt.
The oftidala JCOnd it 11 ... lM
and 10-6. Molt boxing wrtten bad
Rojas the wtnner but by much cloeer
m•Jins.
The Colombiaa. dilappobad but pbilotolilica1. MW ia U>e 4haing
room aft.er 1be fi&bt :
"I tboueht the ICtriDi woald be
tiehter -but wha you art n,tlting
in another country, you almolt have
to kiss the offidala to wto."
Higiu virtaaJlY WU mm.a?Ud
after .. fiCbl ~· Jett .,. meded
the .uentioD el a dodlll' to ndDct
the l'ftllin&. Raul's maa,.., .t.ddl llfcOlw1, 9id
Roju told Mm betweea lie .. Jy
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Lite u~7. IJWiDC lad. John Vallely b11 ail)lt ._ to kilft U'9 diJloer table before the ~N'~IJ Pd IU appetite u. ln HutchiDlon. Kan .• .~ the ~ Coliference player of the ~ar ii • ~ out fOi dlit U.S.:~ Junki' coUeae \etm tbll will enae.-tt.e o~ Matetlfall trllll. . dD a ~ ctaYM'lltlOD witb Vallezy Tbu.raday, .... • a.w Ute BalbOa &llalad eaier wbat his workout scbed· vl• 11. • ·
·~ . i '_rwe wn out trom 10 to 11 in the morinc &Dd • 'J:'Oll I tO I in tM ...Of," re reported.
"Wbat do yoa do bl between1'l we uked. .'P.at... •
1 bi addition to wearing out kniv• and forks, Val·
1}eFf't11 ap aolrilt tbe best butetball talent of hie '~. Jfe'1-·Ui Biatdlinsoo 1rith 24 other natonwide
JC ltan.
·' J• r .. , M* l!ltirtqlM.Mf. pmes tonipt and Saturday night, -~final 10.JDlll 'tuDl will be &elected.
'nut team then~ to Albuquerque, N.M.,
for tbe U.S. Ol.Y1DPic . · ••TbJ& la:'.t.tie-tougbeat basketball I've ever been in· villfld la;'' Valllly aid.
a ~ "We"N Nally WQl"ting out hard. These guys are ~ ~ lid playwft -a lot of them tried out for
UA tulDI ad 1N0t to JC when they were cut.
!."l1atle IUYI wwt IO bard it's unreal And they tell P. it'• 11 l'QQp u pro bell 11
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* *. * LAGUNA DEPT. -GMff Harrowby L"IUM -ltt tllCVt th.....,, .. '°'"9 fir Hrly In t~ skiing
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eet ,...... .. ,.. .t the NetlonaJ Sid Patrol System In
ihe ,., Weet SW AIMdatlon. The '"'• age for ....... ,. ....
t' 0-0 tM lelt fwr ,_.,.., he'1 had te mester
a.ch eulllech • MvtneH first aid, 1vel1nche con·
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* * * 1 :t GIRLS DEPT. -Ken Fag1n1, the CIF commission·
er, 11ya when two Florida high ac.boola engage in a
basketball game, the-preli.miilary game is between Cirll' 1elml from the two l<lhools. .
Girl.I• interscholastic sports i.! in advanced stagea
5{n J'lortdL Coeds compete interscholastically in swrnv
mine, too.
* * * JAVl\.llf DEPT. -The WW. el th. 1plkt Mt,
IM F5eW News, delivered 1 ahltterlftl blow fnelbt "-,...., Larry Tucker NCIMt~.
' Tucker hn bMft ..a regvlw •t Or•nte Coast a..r1 WMlcly ala.c....n treck lftMtl for the
t lew .,.,....,... He's cl11med fOIM extnordi-
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I Joaiitt CHM Wlt.b I JO: 13.1
ln tbe 1-lftlle run.
st. Pnl Yon IOhil .,,.,. takiJ1c 11 or the 14 ennt.1
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COMPLAINTS DEPJ'.-Basketball latit who atteIJd.. a.--.. 'ed the doled drcuit telecasta of the UCLA·Bouston -.o ·a.we laa Friday are screurine for refundJ. S.a let14t1in
· · Apparently the picture at the Lone Beach Arena Lund and Marilyn Jones
and Pauley Pa;n.on were bad. Tbe pictlttt at Anaheim's ICOred a net U to tab first
Convention Center w11 good but the IOQDd w11 poor.-· place in the "Four.Club"
. , The company who nandled the telecul, lletropoD-TOUl'DtY S~ay.
tan Tbeatera, bal made a rulinC: no refud.a. Second m the mixed· , couples event were Arlene
.. Prep Net Scores
.,,,,,,.,
Md Bm Macauley u t4
foU&wed J>y the teanu of
Orv and Mary Hudson and
Barney and M a r i a r • t
Egbert with 65's.
Fourth was Laurie and
Carolyn Walbridge along
wlth Jim and Jackie Voelkl.
w.11111 r cm 1m ._.. • """'
Men1s Club action on
Saturday had Voelkl grab-
blag tbe top ~ with
a net •· Second was ElWl Woock <•> fo»owed by ·
Gene McDoontl ('JO), Bud
Wrigllt (71) llld Roaer
Sc$aufele (71). ..... . ..... li•Nlftlel .
Harry HllM won the Best
lS of 18 Tournament at El
._, Nlguel with a tow net score
,.,, ol 57.
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Ille. (W) -62, '4 •• '1,
S.utmlft CW I -6l. 7-11 "'-def aull.
Second place finished in
"1' a IOW"·Way tie among Myron
Suckut. Rich Divel. Harris
T a. o m p 1 o n and John
Sheehan -Ill posting 59'1.
/tie•• Verde
Saturday bad a "Guys frG(l
Dot1s Tournament" at Mesa
Verde wi~ Bob and Pug
Littleton wimlin1 it with a
127.
ln MCODd was the team
of JerrJ and Marge Hayes
and Rol.Ut '1Dd Helen Hickl
etlded up third. n. y~er aet ls Ip· ~-:!.' tatinl o v e r . ,.u old Brian
LlldJey bol«t out with a
llYta·lroa frotn 50 Jarell out
for 1 Ovt on the 00 hOle
~.Ht .... the Dbte
holii of M!tloD WIU. a $4.
Dennis Schmitz of Costa Mesa (left) JtCCepbJ ._trophy from Ron Reil, director or
,olf at Com 11 .. GoU and COuntry Club. Schmitz won golfer of the month
honors for poetiDC the most low net scores in February.
Manlx Over 14-8
Cee Clears 6-0
For Sea Kings
Kevin Manix'a double-vie·
tory. includ.lng • 14-toot pole
vault, spearheaded Co6la
Mesa to a 73-M wln over
l'lost Corona del Mar l n
Irvme League trick adion
Thursday.
A~. E8tancla. on the
heels of four big wins in
the field evmts. did 1n
Ma.gnolt.;l to the tune of 74-
&1.
F o u n t a J n V a· 11 e ) .
meanwhile, waa crushin~
V.alencl.J, 81"44:
lobn Harmia ol Corona
«Hl Mar, a Cee, bl~ jumped
&.-0 for t~ belt eUort of
the dAJ at Ciorou.
Estanc1a•1 Bob ~nd
set 1 s~bool record Ui the
rdlscus with a t•2 effort
and Ge<l"ge Bat't)ett hJgh·
~ 1-118 for another
record.
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UCI Hosts
Claremont;
JC's Lose
UC Irvine's crack tenni~
team hosts Claremont-Mudd
today alter disposing or na·
tional power R e d I a n d s
Thur5day afternoon ett the
loser's court.
In junior college activity
Thursday, both Golden West
and Orange Coast took. their
lumps. The Rustlers drop·
ped a 5.4 decision at Mt.
SAC and tile Pirates lost
a 9--0 decision to Full«t.on.
Fullerton ls ttie defending
state JC champ and the
Hornets have all members
ol Uleir 1967 team baek.
Coach Myron McNamara's
Ant.eat.er aquad ripped the
defendl.ng amall c o I l -e g e
NCAA champions. 7·1, in
oonvlncing fashion .
With the prned victory.
UCl now at.ands 9-1 for the
season.
Irvine swept all six singles
matcbes to nail the victory.
Leading the way were
Jody Rush. Robert Moore.
Earl O'Neill. Craig Nes-
lage. Gayle Dukelow and
Steve TeaJ.
Moore grabbed off the
moat stlrri.t>g win with 1
U.10, 2-6. 9-7 margin over
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In Sunset Track
Newport Hlrbcr w• tbe
Jone wianlr ta S u n u t
Leap track ~peUUOll lJl
1be area Wtllle Huntlniton
B e • e b,. M • r In 1 • n d
Weta\lbllter w~ falllne. n. .Tll'I took a smashing
~ deCi&lOll OY'tf ADllbebn
Wbti. Mlriba was dtoppinc a. cloee 81-57 verdict to
Westent.
Huntiqton wu dropped
by Santa Au Vdey, 1M2,
While Santa Ana was bomb-
ing Westmi.Dlter, 81-37.
Newport's i.i win over
Anaheim WIS ~rked by
tt>.e middle dlltaoce wins <A
Dani Blood in the 440, Dick
Jaffe in tpe n>, Bruce
Corzloe in W4' ~ and Dan
Mooney's 2-mlle effort.
Marv Whitaker and Steve
Rill led tbe s.ints with dou·
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S&turday Sportl Editor Glenn White and I, and some
other pren and TV and c:.lebrity typtt will be fisbin&
in the molt non-publicized Alb1nC tournament in Uie world.
On some lake aomewben in Southena California. we'll
be competin1 in the Rancho callfornta-Garcia sponJOred
tourney agalntt some of football'• ftnest and bluest pro-
fenionall.
Tbe Fearsome Founome. Je11 tbe one and only Merlin
Olien, meanJ.n1 ROI.le Greer, Deacon Jona and Lamar
Lundy will be there.
So wtll Rud1 Buklch of the Bean, and Yankee Andy
Carey.
And the Rama' Bedlolt. Clancy Williams, Stieger, Bau.
Gossett, Munaoo, and Carrola and Cbu.y, and Pottioa,
Woodllef, Crabb, Jack Snow, Klltore, Nichols and Pivoc.
From tbe Charean, Gary Ganilon will be on tap.
SquarinJ off 11ainlt these IUY• to determine who is
the best bus, bluesW and crappie catchers will be some
celeb'1 in the bllline$a world like Bill Barlning, Doug
McDonald, Laugbran. Caldwell, Ray and Dick Mott, Danny
Mack, Hofer, Blon, and Nott, Rosan, and Liff 1nd Jay
Gardiner, aocl Kenuton, Corbell and Bruce Gelker.
Then the preu will eet Into the act with Jay Eyerman
from Ufe showing up, Ind Siddon from Time, and TV's
Al Couppee and McCUntock and Rice. And outdoor writers
lite Saldana from the Times, Bruce Brown from Riverside,
Wl1Uam1 from the Trlb, Culpepper of Long Beach. Bill
Bebe out from Santa Monica, and Nemic and Schlimmer
from the rporta magazines.
Like everyone ftshlng tn this contest, White and I
were lured to this classic by Invitations delivered mysterious·
ly In the dark of the lOOOD by a raven, the first feathered
1dvance man I've ever seen, who came a-tap-tap-tapping
at the sports department door.
For openers, this bird told ua this fish-off was just
a frlPndly little get together. so no publicity please!
He explained that there should be some place some
where the roar of the crowd couldn't be heard. Where there
were no 1utograph bunters breaking down dressing room
doors to get a guy'I' name on the line.
What tile nvtD allowed WU, If Wbtte and I
wuted to 1tte.ad Ute feattvftiel, fish a fantastic ba11.
blue po 1Dd cnpple hole located somewhere in the
vaatneta of Rancho Callforn.111 then we woald arree
to I" blindfolded.
We were told thla secret lab ltaa bee• set ap
Ukt a ~olf coane wfth a number nag OoatJng 1t
eadt flsblnf bole. Tbat we wfil set out In boata and ff~h ucb hole wftJa 1n 1thJete, celeb and writer 1bo1rd
for f1T11 and prhea.
That la Ill bet-the likes of Grier and his 3-15 poanda,
wbo from 1 frOI• toaufe atanclpol.Dt, wfIJ have to
navffate die eoVM alone.
Here's my chance to meet aay a big. tough Marlin
McKeever head on without danger of my nose getting
rubbed in the dirt.
A chance to see these big fenows with their helmeb
off. See them jmt a bunch of guys like you and me
with a rod In their hands soaking up the sunshine where
thert 11 no game boot, no plays called. .
to.
Where the bu1 will climb on your line lf they want
There will be no Halas or Lombardi stomping up
and down the sidelines.
There will be no one carrying tn plays, just good
cold beer.
Thia place IOlJDda llP lt'a IO far ft1IJ from fltGjlMnC.
rm 1Un ~ 'Wiil tie no elackm& tnewrtt-, or the
IOUftd of a ftre alarm telephone can.
Wbat will be beard ii some food natured chuckle•.
the plunk of a hn in the water. The hoo-hooini of the
quall caillnl in the hllll.
Some c...m, at a fl&h Joni Jone.
RACE ENTRIES
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Rematchel of UCLA 'a two
closest 1188 iamn will be
played at Pauley Pavilloa
next HUOD.
The Bruin1' 19 U · 19
basketball 1ehedule, releaa-
ed .today, 1tarta with Purdue
on Saturday, Nov.~. UCLA
hosts Ho u s to 11 Saturday,
Jin. 18.
The Brulnl beat Purdue
by only 73-71 In the seaaon
opener last November and
lost to Houston, n.-in the
.Utrodome on January 20.
Other hJ&hllghll of the
schedule lnclOO. 1 game at
Notre Dame on Saturday,
Dec. 7. West Vlrlinia vitita
Westwood OD Saturday, Dec.
21.
The schedule: ...... Det. • Dec. ,
Dec.. Dec. II Dec. 21 ..
l'UllDU! et Ollla Slate
et Htl!N 0.-MIHNISOTA WHT VlllOINIA
al Holktel' ll•tlvaL INw
YCW'lt City (Mldl'9e11 Slate,
Hontl Ctrollne. vm-a,
St Jolln'a. Hol'f er-. H~
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Jen. t
Jen. 24
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WASHINGTON STATE
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RACE
RESULTS
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Huntington Aquamen
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Dunked by Western
Huntington Beacb nim
forces toot a ~ lac.int
at the hands of Western
Wednesday afternoon at tbe
winner' a pool.
'lbe Bee1 also fell, 'n-10,
but the Cees nl\oqagfld a 54-
22 victory for the Oilers.
Teday
8 p.m. (5)~BASKETBALL
-LA Lakert at Chicago Bulls
fqr fourth game in best of seven
playoff for Western Division ti·
Ue. Chick Hearn mlke1lde.
7 :30 p.m. (2)CT -BASIC.ET·
BM.L -Harlem Globetrotters
VI. Wub. Genera1a. Pat HIJ'o
rtngiton, Pit Summerall mlke-
alde Gil the CBS Jot tn Holly·
wood.
1:30 p.m. (5)F -SPECIAL -
"Jesse Owens Returlll To Ber-
lin.'' dOC"Umentary of a treat
athlete who contributed to all
mankind through pertlcipatlon,
not boycott.
9:30 p.m. (5)CT-RACE PRE·
VIEW -Gil stratton tails with jockeys, owners. trainers about
tomorrow's Santa Anita Derby.
10 p.m. (34)F -LUCHA
IJBRE -(Wre1Wni from
Melioo.)
Satarday
11 a.m.. (4)CL -BASKET·
BALL -. East.West Colle&e All·
Star game from Hinkle Field
Ro'use at Butler University in
Indiana polls.
11:30 a.m. (U)CL -B~
BALL -Dodier• v1. SF Glllrta.
Vtn Scully, Jerry Douett Dlike·
side at Mesa, Ariz. Vln Scully
with pre and post 1ame 1bow1.
Batter up: nooo.
12:30 p.m. (5)CL -BASE·
BALL -Ancell v1. Cleveland
Indiana. Bud Blattim, Ooo
WeU. mllwtde at Aqll St.di.-
um, Palm Sprtnp. Dlck Enberl
with pre and post 1ame ahowa.
Batter up1 1 p;m.
3:80 p.m; (2)CF -CBS GOLF
-Miller Barber, Bob Charles
.-.. Sem Snead, Gardner Dickin·
IOD. Jack Whitaker, Cary Mid-
dlecolf tinkJlde at Flreltooe CC,
Akron.
3:30 p.m. (4)CF-SKI BREED
-Clips. Interviews, forecuta.
3::11 p.m. (7)CT -BOWLING
-$40,000 New Orleans Open,
from Pelican Lana.
4 p.m. ( 4)CF -OUTDOORS
-Joe Foaa huntl ducks, acta aa
Judie at duct-calllng contest.
4 p.m. (5)CP' -BOWLING -
Lemlne va. Stefanich. Jact
Drees mlkeside at Firestone
Bowlorama. Copley. Ohio.
4:~ p.m. (2)CL -SANTA
ANITA -$100,000 Santa Anita
Derby at mlle and one-ei&htb
Harry BeDJOD, GU Stratton
tracklide 1n Arcadia.
5 p.m. (2)CF -THE PROS -
SU.ball'• Frank and Broob
RoblDJon. Bob Rhodes bo1ta.
5 p.m. (4)CP' -WORLD OF
GOLF -Sam Snead v1. Rober·
to De VictnJO. Gtne Saraan. Jlmm1 Demaret UJWide at Can·
p.uaional CC, Wuh., D.C.
5 p.m. (7)CJl'-WIDE WOBLD
-Jhn McKay at S.brlnc, J'la.,
tor the JJ.bour enduranee Grand
Prix. BW Flemming, MulTay
Roae, Ken Sttlberger poot.sde
at Dartmouth for NCAA swim
meet.
6 p.m. (5)CF -OUTDOORS
-John GaddJs trout-fl.abet at
"Seminole Late. 0
S p.m. (5)CP' -OUTDOORS
-.Jim Tbomu tracb • "por-
poUe," hunts coetcntall in Tenn.,
fiahes 1n M1nn.
I p.m. (5)L ...-HOCKEY -
ltlga vs. Oakland Seal& JlCp
McDonald. Ed Fitk:tn tceaide at
Oakland Arena.
t p.m. (ll)CJ' -SPECIAL -"~ He Can Do It ADI" ii
the ttory of Dave Btng, NBA
1uper1tar.
9:30 p.m. (34)F -~ox DE
MEXICO -<Fl&ht of the Week. from Mexico.)
s-••Y
11 a.m. (2)CL -HOCKEY -
Montreal Canadlent al NY Ran-
gers. Stu Naban, Jim Gordon
icelide at Madison Square Gar·
den.
11 a.m. (7)CL -BASKET·
BALL _... NBA playoff game to
be announced.
U ::.> a.m. (U)CL -BASE-
BALL -Dod1en VI. SP Glanta.
Vln Scully, Jerry DogeU mikeo
alde at Phoenix. Vin Scully 1'ltb
pre and post 1ame 1bow1. Bat.
tel" up: noon.
12:1> a.m. (l)CL -BASE-
BALL -MIW VI. Cleveland
lDdiana. Bud BLIMner l>Oll
Wella m.lkeala. at. Aqet' WI.-
um, Palin SprfDla. Dia Enherf
with PN and polt fame aboWL
Batter up: 1 p.m.
2 p.m. (7)CL -PGA GOLr
-$100,000 Jacboaville Open.
Chris SchenbJ. Jim Mcl[q,
Keith Jackson, Byron NelND
llntside at Deerwood Club. .
3 p.m. (34 )F -Ftrl'BOL -
(Soccer from Mnico.)
4 p.m. (7)CF -OUTDOORS
-"American Sportsman:11 Bau
flsblng 1n Flartda with Leif
Erlcbon. Re-run of No. C8l'Ot
Una fox ht.mt and Canadian
Rockie moom.ln &beep hunt.
originally scree.ned In 1988 and
1967.
4 p.m. < 40)F -. SPOBTS&e
RAMA -"ShowdoWD •n. u
5 p.m. (M)F -TOROS -
(Bullfigbta from Mexico.)
9:30 p.m. (5)Cl' -CAR 6
TRACK -CUps from '88 Le
MIDI endl.rance (3'-bouf) rlel.
Road test: BuneQda J'ormula
"S."
hMday
I p.m. (5)CL -SKATING -
NY Bombers• at LA 1\.Birdl.
Dick Lane .t Olympic track·
lfde.
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1!~ar 1'1oney's Worth
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. .. Then Wear It . . ,. By SYLVIA PORTEil
ll WU 10 abaurdly "ap-
propriate" that I don't lmow
why I WU surprUed to &et
tbe collect Jon& d.lltance
phone call from our coDep
freshman Cris announcing
that with the deadline still
months off, she was flat
broke and she couldn't ex-
plain what had happened lo
her allowance. Alter all.
wouldn't you expect the
dau&bter of a flnanclal col-
umniat to cbalk up the worst
:. financial perf onnance o{
her entire teenage croup!
Isn't tll1I the ttuff ot which
cUcbea are made? wen. I confess that I bad
amuaJy enjoyed UM illuskm
that 1 bad made an im-
pre11ion with my efforta
la1t fall to tran1late the
rules ior Urinl on a college
allowance from my book.a
into real We. But I got a
bonua., for at the close of
her 1Ucky pbOoe call, Cris
asked me to put the basic
rulH Into the column, so
the and bee roommate
might reap .aome belated
benefit.. ObviOUJ flatter)'
thousb it la (that naive I'm
not), I gladly comply, ft>r
the fundamental 1uf <Set are
10 wortbwbile knowing.
WHAT'S MORE, you ca
benefit from these ruJe1 no
matter what your aie. Just
substitute tbe word a
"paycheck" for "allowance"
and "husband" or "wife"
for "parents'. and you'll
· ate.
(1) Plan the spending of
your allowance with your
. parent. before you leave for
• college, and then keep plan-
• ninl on your -own from the
day you arrive at 1cbool.
It'• nonanse to say that '1 a week will be fine wben fl 1 nu won't do at all
!'Jr wbat you bave to cover.
Plan rullltically aD<'I wl1h
a clear undentanding of
what your allowance la t'O
take care of:
; THEN WHEN you arrive
~ at 1chool, work out your
•· own day·UHlay l>ud&et to
·• eo~u your nectulti•• and lull•'-'· .. boMR 1f\tl\ : youneU. CU cokes and cof·
fee Are 1otng to cost X cents
: 1 day. plan for X ~ents
1 day.) TtUt ia yoor bud1et
whicb should nt you.
f2) OepotJt your mOJ)ey
In a bank account and dr•w
• · on It only, as you need the
: money.
• U you carry a wad of ·-
cub w1tb you. the tempt.a-u. to rpencs it reckleasly
ma7 become lrresllttble.
Dildpllne yourself via yoia
beftk ~; the lenoDI
you lean now will be
valuable ttroulhout your
Ufe.
(S) DON'T nGURB down
to peMies. No mooey plan
ever should be that precise,
for there always wtil be
emergencies. For you:r pro-
tectioft and pleuure, pe
yourself a leeway.
(4) Keep IOIDe llmple
recorda to sbow you wbeH
your allowance ta sutna and
why.
A record for one week
alone would be enou&b to
reveal your errors o t
omlssion and commission.
For one week, list on a
sheet of paper what you
spend and where and when
you tpend it. See how this
week's total fita Into the
mon1hty total allotted to
you. If need be, pu1b your
spendin& around to m&ke
it nt. When .you've foued
the rilht pattern, ltick witb
it
(5) STRETCH you r
dollars by learning how to
buy item• you must have
(toiletries, f o r instance)
during apedal aai.s or in
economy alzes, etc. If you're
buying your own wardrobe,
stretch your dollars farther
by buying simple ,basic
styles W'hicb will last longer
and cost leut ln upkeep.
AlJo investigate ways you
can uve by p o o 11 n g
purchasing · repairing -
personal chores with your
dormitory friends.
(I) If your evidence is
clear after a trial that yota
funds are too limited,
ren,,gotiate your allowance.
Your records will be your
evidence. While summer
and holiday jobs a r e
definltel) in order, you
ahoWd not bol4 a Job durtn1
t:l\e ICl4emle I r • • ll m • n
year. This ls the year to
concentrate on adju1Unt to
a new life.
A FINAL hint: once
you've learned the rules.
obey but relax and enjoy.
Thf! way to live, either in
scllool or alter it, is not
accordinl to a rigid plan.
The way 1' to plan to Uve.
.. • INVESTMENT COURSE
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Conduciecl by IDWAID McNAIY who offers
H yHn of lnv•stm•nt bankint ••r.•ri•nc•, encl
21 yHn of unint•rrvpt•cf Collet• evel +•aching
invHtm.enh and final\ce.
FIVI WlllL Y SISSIOMS
I concltl'ted f,_ ~11 cw,_,.+ 12 •ttlr tHr1t at UCLA I
THURSDAY, 7 :00 to 9:10 p.m. at the
NIWPOITll INN, Newport IHch
Sf91I .......
UGISTIATION ,. _ $2t.OO
IDWAID McNAIY, ........ p.,,._
D.H .... &C•..-Y
Memllott No• Y•lr ~teclr l:adlo11t•
N-York tfMI Lu AAfolo.
PUASI CAU. COUICf f.., ~ ..... ••tbtfetlo11
Ca11•dior U111fto4-.(2 I JI 477-'IJ I ., (2 IJ I 17t·l210
Al~ f., Mn. Wheeler
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Bank Gives Schwaiger
Newport Center Post
Le11 R. Scbwaiger ot Co&t.a
Mesa baa been named vice
president ot Securtt.J Firlt
Natiooal Baok'1 Newport
Center office, c u r r e D t 1 y
under COllltrut:tlon in 1bl
new JllVioe Tower.
He will &Nist Ken M. Lib-
by, vice praideat a 11 d
mmacer of the N.wport
Center offke wtUdl la U·
pected to open for buaJ.nes1
this September.
1a me iDt.erim, bolti Libby
.ad Sdlw"aiger will b e
located in temporary offices
at Security Bank'• Eutbluff
branch, 2523 E a 1 t b 1 u ff
Drive, Newpcrt Beach.
A veteran of nearly 40
years with Security Bank,
Scbwai&er formerly was
vice president ot the bank '1
Santa Ana Main otflce. He
alto bu served u manager ot the bank's Lanc~r and
Mootrote brancbe1.
Sc:bwaJger ii past presi-
dent, Santa Ana Cbamber
of Commerce. past preai-
dent and direct«, Santa
During t 9 e 7 Callfornia
ataln reta!ned its position
u the nation's leading state
ln terms of personal income.
Security Fi'rtt N a t I o n a 1
Bank reported today.
Ba5ed on a report by the
bank's Economic Research
De partment, California's
peraooal income rose to an
e1Umated record high of
'89.8 billloo in 11187. an in-
cruae of 7 percent over
196&.
The bank further repc>l'led
that the Southern California
area accounted for ap-
proximately M4 billion ln
personal income for 1967,
up 8.9 percent from the
previous year, while tbe
Northern California area
had '25.8 billion. According
to the banl, both totals an oew blgba.
Callforni.a's pattern o r
penooal lncome growth wu
IOIDewhat erratic during
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9ARY PILOT EDrrGIUAL PAGB . --
·For Single Ad ..
A croup ot younc bulineumen ii hoplrlg to build
a van apartment complex on tome 30 acres adjacetit to
Newport Harbor Hip School, the DAILY PILOT leal'Md
last week.
The property b now in escrow, and the project may
well comt off. aecotdin1 to Newport Beach city officlall.
. It's an Interesting pro.peel -for the apartmenta
would be far single adulta only.
The project, aaya a spokesman for R • B Develop-
ment Co .. would be limilar to other massive apartment
centen the firm hat built elsewhere in Southern Cali·
fomia. "Our tenants," be wurea. "are the best beMved
temnta in Los Angeles!'
Tbe rents would be h.i&b enough, be saya, 10 lhat
only the 11cream ol the tenant crop" could affo1d them.
In short, no hippies.
It'• a pleasant tbougbt, im't it?
The plan ii bound tO arch 101De Newport eyebrows.
Th1rty acres of nrineln' youn1 people adds up to a lot
ol swtnaen.
On the other hand. a lot of property tues will be
paid on the apartment complex. Schoola undoubtedlr
will welcome the additional income since the new resi·
dents will brinf no children into the already crowded
claurooms.
1 Not tor the present, at least.
City-School Cooperation
Speaking of schools, thinga are looking up aa far
u city-ecbool cooperation is concerned.
They are at any rate, in the current City Council
c.ampaign. Ev~ one of the seven candidates i3 for
Problems in
_Trying to
Communicate
BJ GEOBGB n. aon, PU>.
Would 1oa believe that JOU probably
don't really wot to commwdcate with
others honestly. • p e D 11 and
transparently? l bear you Ny: "Who,
me? Of coune notl Ifs the other
&UY who is bold.ln& b1maelf bact and
makia.I tt diffkalt or nlaUftlJ tm-posa\e+ ~'":..~~~ ~
or pue.Dt -or friend -or
aa90date -who II to blame for ~oar MDmunlcatlon breakdown. U tt
..,.., for him, or ber, we could
Jaat'I IUCh a ntilfytn1 and wonderful
reJaUonablp.,,
The tratb ii, ol coane, that each
of u ii tbe ''etblr IVY'' \Cl someone
elle. Commanlcatlon la a two-way
atretl Ill addition to upnuln1 our
thoupta, attltudel, belleb, and feel·
tno to otbera, real eommunlcation
requires UI to permit others to U·
rvus thelDMlvea to u -to come -on our aide of the street.
\VBENEVER WE ARE alrOI to
.,counter aomeone .i., we tend to
·Ut up roadblocb ao that we stop
the other pe11on trom enterint our personal territory. Wt try to abut
him up by oo~ his apreaaton, thus hopef 11ll)' w I off a poten.
tially paJ.nful nperlace.
Information from ltudla on irovp
lnteractJnn suggeata tbat then are
many ways -10me conscious, some
Unconscious -wbkh eftec:tlvelJ shut
otben up when they're trytni to tell
Us IO~I· following ls a partial
1J11' of roadblocks:
(1) CODdeaee•dln1. "Tell me 7our
rroblema. I want to help you." (Hid-
den message: I'm stroq and you're
weak.)
(!) Pnmature Apolopsta1. "I'm
sorry, I didn't mean ll,. (I don't want
to bear any more.)
• (I) Blactaaru.c. ''You're 11vm,
Dear
Gloomy
GUB:
Referring to J.B.M. (Gus, March
19): Statiltica lie. MotoriJts
killed, 280,000; U. S. serVieemen
ltllled In Vietnam aince 1981,
J>,445 (not .U,000). One in 800
on the hlctlwa,a, ooe 1D 2t 1D
Vittnam. Vehicles are necea-
1ary. ls the other?
-C. Macl>. ,.. .......... _ ..... _ _ ........ -. .... --........ -...........
me a belld.acM, heart attack. depra-
&lon." (You'd lteU.. be nice to me, ,.. brUt.t.) -~
(4) Sct1dlll1. '"!W's a tltTUh
lhlnl to uy." <You're a bad person
and not worth llJt.elltq to.) 1 (I) Boredom. "Sorry, my mind WU
wanderinJ and I didn't bear you." (I
don't tab you aerioua)J.)
(I) lateqlnUq. "You're boltile to
me became l remind you of your
mother." (You're the alct one. I'm
tbe clevv one.)
(7) Re&allatlaa. "Ob yeah 1 Let me
tell you what '" did!" (You'll be Mrr1 JOI picked OD me.)
(I) Btd·Pualai. "I'm afraid that'1
your problem, not mine." (I can't
be bothered with you.)
(t) a.a.11111 die S.bjed. 'J'hjt'•
intereltint. It rem.1ndl me of • . .
(Your viewa are wdmportant com·
pared to mine.)
(tt) Shpkltty. "Sorry, l don't un·
derstand what you mean." ( Gtve up.
I don't want to Uaten to you.)
OO'llER8 COULD BB labeled, Jtk·
lq, Arpbl1, Aartelll tM ..... hter·
raptia1 wtU. lrnleft8del, etc. All
ol these maneuvers are comtantl1 employed by an ol ua at one time
or another. because they do help us
maintain comfortable psycholoaJcal
d.lstance between Ounelftl a D d
others.
The important thins ll that we
re&lize wben and bow n ereet com.
munlcation roadblocks because there
are times when ft jut mey want
to lower them and allow a free flow
of emotional p~e and take.
'Doves' Are 'Neutral'
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Gaylord Nei.oe, h .; Warra G.
tlapu.aon. Wlltl.; Walt. P. Mandale.
trnn.n.; Malad s. . llllaltie, .... ;
Albert GGN, ~: Snleat OniWIJ,
A1ub, and Abi'lbMD JUblcoa, Conn.
Oa tbe ottwr ~~ UM Wblte llou1e
clUIDI Pr.idelll Jct 11Ge baa J"IC9y.
tit plildatla • ~.cram ··11 .......
• cd tbt tt · · Dlmoeratie eaatQQ,
•itb aotber lt ~ ~ toward
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Increasingly, Newport Belcla buatoeume.n aren'\
just talking aoout beautifidtlOn. Tlley're dolni IOIJ)&-
lhing about it.
The latest eumple la a bliWb'·landscaped trafilc
island down the middle of Via l:.ldo.
Memben of the Udo SlaoDt Allodatlon, beaded by >
Sten Krltl, chipped in a third' Of a. f7 ,500 cost Of t!M "'.
palm trea, flowering lhruhl aDd plants that were ln~
stalled. 'nJe dty paid the 1111l ,. 4-•
Corona de1 Mar mercban' lbrougb their buy
Chamber of Commerce, haft tab9 ldvantaee of WI
partial "do-it-younell" program ... 1everal occulQl)I.
That's why Cout inonJ Is Jlt1ICt. prettier in Corona
del Mar U. anywbel'e elte in s.tbern California.
Perhaps 90me homeowner ...odat1on leaden would
like to look around their nliabborhoda now to .. if
they, too, could start a lfmila hilwtlftcatioa effort.
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Questiolls Par.ents SbQ~i~·:AJiswe .. ~AiU!= . .
To the Editor:
Our home, our llfe and our ata.ndan1
of living are not supposed to be con-
ducive to "teen-age problems" of any
con.sequence, accordlac to an the
speeches we've beard, articles we've
read and juvenilt authoritits we'~
invited into our bolM.
Wt were lulled into a type of thi.M·
log, a brand of bellevinl that rnulted
in a superior attitude. "BecaUM we
c&H, we love, we are concerned an4
... uk qu..u., DOth1Jlg barmflll
can or will come bl coMact ~
M Chll4," We tboGpt. Yet • lll'oMelD
61 .......... Idly real barm wu done.
Btrl' IT ¥OST certainly productd
a new set ol questions. Tb~ &DIWWI
from our daughter, ber teacber1, the
prinelplJ and the POlice department
proved to be d.lsturbba1 and adually
frigbtenln1. Do ,.,.,U reaUr kaow
the annrera to tbt fellowin1 quea.
tiona?
-Where la tbelr boy or girl during
ecbool bour1 ancf what ii he or abe
dotna?
-How does ht or lht come home.
durini school bova. wl&houl a pus
to leave the school tnJUDda?
-Doea be or 1bt know a stucknt
in the attendance omce who can and
will adjust attendue. records?
-HAVE THE PARENTS ever com-
pared the teacbtr1' a t te n d a n c e
records witb the olfb .record.a?
-Do the teacben KNOW their
boy or llrJ ii in -. .etuaroom 1
-Do the parenta bow why the
school malla the hie ICbool 1tudent' s report card to the homet
-Do panat. belltve chUdren aged 13 to 17 have Ole experience, wisdom
or foreallbt to make sound social
decisions?
-Do tbey allow tbe.lr 13-to 17-year-
old cblld:rell to matt their own social
decillom Wit.bout their bowledie?
-DO TUY .ai:uEVE their child
is Immune ~ CODtact with and
knowledft ti narcotka durin1 school
hours?
-Do tbe7 belltw tbe blP schools
oi tbls ll'tl are immune to narcotics
on tbt lcboOl-:'li'OWldl? (Leplly and
medicaU,: martju-la a nart0tic )
-Do t1Mf now wby one hil{h
lchool bu bJred I l1Wd to patrol
the ttudentl' Pl1'klDI 1ot · ud another hip acbool nnt. lt ~to have
an amclr'~tbli wbolt school dlsiridf " •
-Do. nr atuden• at OM -. llOt allow~
OD tbt ~ tbt biP sch
mi I~ Ju*• IChool! U tMJ Mia't ...,. tM unrers a.
11M tllltlD••· tlt*1 1llOlt cvtainlJ
L.u.r. from readers art 1"£cofM
N~ writna should tOttHW U&dr
9"CuaQU fft !00 wordf or Ins. n.
f"folat fo ~ ~ fo Hi ~
or .~ libel " ~. Aa ~
tet'S mwt fnt't1"k "9ftahn'• and 1"6iJ. mv addrcas. but M7MI tom,,,~
Mid on requcn
1hould leer1i a.em. .
.,_8.A:)llAY •
', Cl wishing • COM?IW*°"
with Jin. Jlay mar oddrua Ian
Cllroug• CM DAILY PILO'l'.
-Editor
Gift.,'~
To the Editor:
For many years tboee of ua who
have beea working in special educa-
tloo haft been aearching for an ID-
1trumeot i. bridge tbt conunuM~ation
gap between the Jmowledie which we
uve alwaya felt that our multl-ban-
dlcapped ~n bd conta.IMd in
tbe1r mlnda and tlieir ablllty to ex-
preu this knowledge to others. The
Oranp County CoundJ of Tele'pbone
PklDeen lw liven 11t thta instrument
bl "Ekoclen wblch tbeJ ipedficaDy
clalped for melltallr r e t a r 4 e d
children with other banlllcaps.
••El.CODE" JS AN ~;.
conCrolled. multlple<holce board wHh
a lerlea Of ltghtl that Oub 0 In M.
q..te. The lights .. started "'
tbe teacher and can be · stoppid at
tbt co1ftCt l"elpOW hi tM leqlillDCe
br bead pre'ilun, band ~ure. at
foot pn11ure trosn mtcbeil 1n a dWr'
bultt ~ ,. .. ni palded
ehlldrea a be" • tpe1eb Ull1 411· tnmelJ 1lllltW eonflol of ~ a. an ,.111 ot their -..., na •*
CU a1tO be itopperd ~ I ftil•~.wt~ ~ ~ C!'l...,...,,. baft ~.~
t'oe~ •
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DARY PILOT EDITOIUAL PAGB .
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A eroap of JOU.nl buJinesamen is bopln1 to bal\4 -
a nat apartment complex o.n some 30 acres adjacent to
Newport Harbor High Schoo~ the DAILY PILOT learned
last week. ~ ·
The property is now in escrow, and the project may
welf come off. accord.inf to Newport Beach city otficiall
lt'I an tnteretfing prospect -for the apartments
would be for single adults oDly.
The project, aaya a spokesman for R Ir B Develop-
ment Co .. would be similar to other massive apartment
centers the tinn baa built elsewhere ln Southern Cali·
fomia. "OW' tenants," be assures, "are the best behaved tenant.I in Los Angeles.,,
The rents would be hip enough, he saya, IO that
only the ,_cream o! the tenant crop" eould afford them.
In short, JJO hippies.
It's a pleuant tbouJht. isn't it?
The plan II boonct-tO arch teme NewPOrf eyebrows.
Tbtrty acrea of swtngtn' youna people adds up to a lot
of ntngen..
On the other hand. a lot of property tue1 will be
paid on tbe apartment complex. Schools undoubtedly
will welcome the additional income since the new resi·
detl11 will brln« no children into the already crowded
clauroom•. \ Not !w the present, It leut.
City-School Woperation
Speaking of schools, things are looking up as fer
u city-sebool cooperation ii concerned.
They are, at any rate, in the current City Council
campaign. Every one of the seven candidates is for
Problems in
Trying to
Communicate
Dear
Gloomy
Gm:
---lncreaelngly, Newport ~ -buaneaamen aren't .
ju.st talking aoout beautifi~b. ftey're doln& I00'6-!l"
thin& about it. · •
Tbe latest eumple Ja a DIWIJ·lancbcaped traflic
island. down the middle o! Via Udo.
Memben of the Lido S-... Je9odation, bo'ld Jty
Ste\'e Krikl, chipped in • thihf ot ~ '7 ,500 cost ot U.
palm trea, flow~ .1bl'ubl and plants that were to.: stalled. 1be dty the fell .
Corona del ar meRlbanta; tbrougb ~· buly Chamber of Commerce, have taba advantap et tb1I
partial "do-it-younett'' proarun • 1everal oct,U141),a.
'I'bat'a why Cout IUOWIJ ll __.prettier in ~rom
del Mar ~ anyw ... else In a..thern Callfond.a.
Perhaps 10me homeowner ulGdatton leader& would
like to look around their n~~ now to .. if
they, too. could ttart a almlllt w.tulcatioa dfe!t
'II •
To the Editor:
BJ GEOBGB R. &on, ft.D.
Would 100 believe tbat you probably
don't really wut to communicate with
otben honestly. • p en 1 y and
t.r1D1Parently? J bear 7ou aay: "Who,
me? Of coune not! It11 the other
IUY who ii hoktint bbnaelf back and
mMlGI lt dWic1alt or relaibe)f tm·
1!0..U. to pt ~ '9 1dm. lt'a
Referring to J.B.M. (Gm, Marcil
19): Statlltlcs Ue. Motorists
tilled, •,ooo; U. S. ser\rieemen
killed m Vietnam aince 1981, ~.445 (not 13,000). Ol\I ln 800
on the hi&hw111, one 1n 3t in Vietnam. Vehicles are nece ...
..., • h the other?
- C. MacD. ........... -.... .. I ................ ... ,_ .... _.. .. _ ... ....,,_
Our home, oar life and our at&Mant
of llvinl are not supposed to be con-
ducive to "teen.age problem1° of any
conaequence, ~dbsg to an the
apeechea we've beard. articles we·~
rud and juvenlW autboritia we••
tnvlted into our line, ·
Wt were lulled Into a type of th1M-! ma, a brand of bellevlnc that rel\<jd 1n a 1upertor attitude. "BecaUlt ,,.
care, we love, we are concerned aD(
WUnt trom reodns an tNkotM
Not'nlaUJ torHm tlaould COMJff Uldr
meuaoa • IOO toOrdl or ,,.,, n.
fight fo oonMnaf t.twrt to flt jJlaa
or 1~ Hbel it ~ AU i.t-
., ta•11t -· wlk-..... ·..i-or parent -or friend -or
! 1110C1• . -. • ta to btam. far 'oar commmdcatioa tirewtown. 1l it
'..,.-.. for bllli, or Jlw, we could
bH• ludl a utilfJfnl and wonderful
,elaUomldp.''
Tbt tntb 11, of coane. that uch
of u II tbe ".U. cu:r,. (0 aomeone
elle. CommanlcMlon la a two-way
meet. ta addition to uPn111n1 our thOCJ&bta. attltudea, · bellefa, ad feel·
tng1 to otben, real eommunicatlon
requires UJ to permit otben to· ea-
J\res1 thenuelvea to UI -to come
nwo our aide of the ltrtet.
WHENEVER WE UE afraid to
'lrounter 1<>meone el.le, we tend to
·•ut up roadblocks so that we stop
the other person from entertni our
personal territory. We try to 1but
htm up by oontrolllnt h1I apreulon,
lhu1 hopefully wardinf off a poten-
tially painful experteDOe.
Information from atudies on sroup
Jnteractlnn auuetta tbat there are
ftlanJ ,ray1 -10me conscious, aome
onconsdou.s -wbich effectively abut
pthert up when they're trying to tell
us aoDMOilD1. Pol1owtng ii a parUal
lJ11• of roadblocks:
(1) Coltdetee9dln1. "Ten me your JlToblema. I want to help you." (Hid-
den meuage: I'm ltroJll and you're
t'eat.)
(!) Prematare Apelotbbf· "I'm
IOIT)'. I didn't mean lt!' (I don't want
to bear any more.)
(I) Blada.W.,. "You're llvtni
me a headache, heart attack. depru-wt alk q~ nothing harmlal
" y ,... ~ ..... -•-can or will come ID COldalct ,... lion. ( ou u ---._ to me, M ellll4t" •• tboapl Yel a,...--... ~~I· •"l'bml•a a tmMe ~Y '-=·C..-:::=.1' __ ,.
th1ni to aay." (You're a bad penon .
and not •orth lllten.lDf to.) BUT IT MOST certainl1 productd
(I) BerM.m. "Sorry, my ~ waa a new Mt of questiom. ~ ~ w~derinf 1ll41 l ~:.~1~)ar you." U · :,O:.:r :=lbJ:1·~~te~
don t take you seno_,. proved to be dllturbu.i and actually
(I) late,,...,_ "You're boatlle to frltbt.enlng. Do ,...u reall1 know
me because I rem1ncl you of your the annren to tbt f.nowing que1-motber." (You're tbe lick one, I'm ttonat
tbt clever one.) -Where ii their boy or girl during
(7) IWallaCia£ "Ob yeah? Let me llCbool boun and' wbat 11 he or ahe
tell you whit JH did!" (You'll be dotna?
sorry you plcked on me.) -How doea be or lbe c;ome home
(I) Jhla..Pu ..... "I'm afraid ~t'a durlnt school bcNrt, without a pu~ your problem, not mme." (1 can't to leave the lcllool nmds?
.,._ bothered with 7ou.) -Doea be or lhe know a stuc:knt
(I) t'laaaOlll tile SD)ed. 11\at'a in the atte.ndanee ottlct who can and
lntereatlnf, Jt rtmlzld.8 me of • • . w1ll adjUlt attend~ nicorda? (Your views are unhnportaat com-
pared to mine.)
(ll) Stwpldtty. "Sorry, I don't un-
derstand what you mun." ( G1ve up,
I do~'t want to U.ten to ,o.a.)
OO'llER8 COULD H labeled, Jek-
tq, Arp1J1, A ..... tM NH, later-
nptblt wttlt lrrtleftldn, etc. All
of these maneuvers 1re conatantly
employed by all ol ut at one time
or another, became they do help m
maintain comtortable paJChoioctcal
dlatance henna ounelvee a n d others.
The important thin& ll that we
realize when and bow we erect com-
municatton roadblocts beCIUJe there
are tim11 wheD •• Jut ma.1 want to lower them and allow a free flow
of emotional II•• and take.
-HAVE THE PARENTS ever com-pared the teachen' a tt e o d a n c e
records witb tbe offk:e .ncord.s?
-Do the teaeben KNOW their boy or girl 11 In tbe tlulroom?
-Do tb6 partiatl bow why the
school mail.I the blglt school 1tudent's
report· card to the ho~t
-Do paruta believe cb.Udrtn aged
13 to 17 bave the experience. wisdom
or foreslgbt to mate 1ound social
decl!ions7
-Do they allow their 13-to 17-year.
old cblldren to mate tbetr own social
decisions without tbelr knowledge?
-DO THEY BELIEVE their child
'Doves' Are 'NeUtral'
Among
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cn• """1 incl1'M ~·· and tMIJ. mu oddrcu. ht "°""' toW ,,. ~
held °" requcai.
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ta tolahing f& COfftf!MI~
aofth Jlrt. MO'fl mciu oddren Mr
Cllr~ aM DAILY PILO'I'.
. -Editor
Gfh •f 'Bfeefle'
dMdual pqQttol'I Gil Ui.t · ~tre.DJ '1111" '
isauea .U. Newport Beadl? h t2lll let·
ter I have atteJDpted to .iate aome
of ~ bt\lel -4 to bldicat& w.by
they m important.
Molt Newpcld Beach du..tD·
peyvs have aot tNCl the city ltllff
!Malter plan for a an ft mWon
JoBar d~ ball, and cWtural Clbter'
althougb ee>pM )Ive .._ ._... to
IOme .lll"3ben of tbe public ... Por-
tiom °'. tbt ,._ 1114 coa....,W -.reon. u.e .,.... ~ iii ... ........ . , ~ .
I ... nm PIAPf tNfOL'-8 a ~
lite ~ to tbe Irvine O>wrtrt Club
and Faibloa IlllPd .... ptovldta for
bluer and faader omees U?d • lot
more apace for all· dtt ~.
naturally. Tben wll1 • a., room
for cowu and a"~ euta''.
What It the poeltioa GI ..ch Of
Uw caDdldatn .00: jtT 'J'ldi ~ (/I
IUbject ii beiJtf bSied bJ 0., fOllCl·
clana until the ~' 11 onr; MW ·~
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5795
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HOUSIS POI SAU
(2 a.clroom)
511 Jumine, Corona del Kar en..-t ·•) 875-5728 vru ""
(2 Br. I Family or Den)
1518 Dolphin Terr. (Jn1Dt Terrace) CdM
MU472 Eves fJ78-Me8 (Sat & Sun 12-5)
·1oeBilon~NB
. 87&-2000 KI 0-3351 (Daily)
( 2 Br.+ 2 Br. Apt+ 6ue1t Room)
'108~ Qirma 411::. 8an 1-8)
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ts18 Prilcllla Ln. (Harbor Hfpttnda) m
548-3198 8'18-0f50 (Sat • San 11-4)
4078 G«mainder Way (Village) 1rvlne
848-8811 (Sit. San 12-5)
14 &. 19th St. (lutllde) C1' · M&.2'1d (Sat • ha 1-5)
.. DlrRD, Colta ....
•• MJ.1?'11 . . -• 8ma 1-5)
· •882 Daiten. COltla Kesa : MJ.1'1'71 (Sat Is Sun 1-5)
2123 ()eeu B1Yd., Ccnna dtl k
875-5728 (Open. 1.S)
124 Via Mentone, (Lido Jale} NB
. M6-828I (SuDday 1-8) .
GM e:r~ Coma del Kar(Slt 6 SCln l-B)
{3 Ir. I Famtly or Den)
:1061 Commoclon. (Blfawt) NB
· ~8-2188 . (Sat 6 Sun 1·5)
·· 9471 Rambler' Dr., Hllftttnlton Beach
GeUOM (Sat 6 Sun 11-7)
an Prlneeton (O>D ... Pm) CM .
148-5990 M&-7309 (Sanday 1·5)
~2127 l&wad IA, NB 6 Sun 1 5) Mellll (Sat •
20592 Pebble LD., Bantiqton a.dl l
M0-1'1JO -(s.t .a)
I • ~ Ir. I 6utst Houte)
3110 0.1 st., Newport HelPta <')•> &1MS81 (Sat • Swa 1-5)
(4 ltclroom)
351 82Dc1 st. (Nnport Sborel) NB
547·'7401 815-014' (Sat A Sun 2-5)
uaa SUdato Dr. (DoYw Sbanl) NB
('flt) 87&.3S81 . CSat • Sun 1.5) ..
(4 Ir. a Femly ot 0.)
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TWO ACTIYI OMCES
TO SllYI YOU
BAY AVENUE VllW HOME
4 bedroonu • 2~ bathe; large JiYlnf
room plus Huge Family Room; lo~al
dining room aDd spacious kitchen. J\.I
comer lot • BeautifUI Patio. Price ,..
ducecl to $59,500.
673-9200 Eves: 548-ttM
WATlll 'llONT
TllY $5,000 DOWN '" ' .....
Invalid owner m~ .ell tJdl •n completely furnilbecl i.ttorJ
simple corner lol Walk tO'
ping. This i.9 our best buy. o.J1 ••
950. Owner will finance. ·
873-9200 Eves: en.eoee
IUY LOW -LIVI HIGH •
MD Z.. Couc Hwy.
Qbl'ODI del. ... 615-37415
OIWtGZ Tit.ID GALORE
~-..... . • .EXa.usIVJ:. ea.ta. bame. 3 larte bed-
RIDUCID $4,000 · ·· ·
Your opportunity to buy tbia lat'f9 4
bedroolil bom9 with tpedouJ family
room IDd 2'1i batha In a PtWtlp 1rt1
of 11m ia... Dtllped for •nttrt.aiD· tnc md cuua1 JITinf. . l#fel)' lai'll ...
..... +.....,room. 2
l"ht:Jlli-. Bilp built -.,
O'NI. • 9-dful oranp
lftes. Lup eo¥tftd patio.
MATOIAM .._ ·151·......,c..:
'4'4U7
mllter bedroom with ctreain~ Wblped MO lnelDde the Ian
patio. B1t/in bookealu and S 2 • ..
fireplaces. ~now It $49,508.
673-9200 Eva MM429 .
HIAllT OF IALIOA
TYPICAL llACH HOUU
~let.ly f'1mllbed I ~"!\der boml. Good &unmer nialal:~ ~
to '29,SOO for ClUllM•" 8'73-9200 •
I LIDO ISLI ·Fl Arne . MIMI
5 bedrooms (ori!.!::J• Dell), 5 ~' dilt1ng room, room (ca be
wet bar). Many addtd fatwa t.oe ngm.
t!l"OUI. to mention. AD ~ . ~ W lot.
Priced ~y at '89,HO.
87M200 !ftl: Nl-e9M
CUSTOM IUIL T ·WITH VllW
ltlDUCID $6,000
Dalped for U. famDJ tbat ~..... .
dom rooma. PiD1Da room bllDda ·m. -
doors with outdoors. Kltchen. IDd baUia
atra larp. Bumpua room 20!40, )Ill.
made for your ect.rtalnil)a or for tbe
youn.pten hideaway. i..o..ly patio
and 1arcten -all concrete anct J,eau-
tifully landlcaped. No weekend P?d·
et111'1 needed -10 little to do, only to
watdl ~ IUmet and CUIU'lle over the • ·
island. Priced <.1lly $5e,OOO, fee limple.
87S-9200 EYet: MMat
DUPLEXIS • TRl"-IXU
In make are. -$39,NO to $50,000 (~ Pront). A duplB • a tdplB
may nmn better Um1 at Joinl' eolt.
871-0200 EM I• llM
IAY & • IEACH
llMlty, inc.
2025 West ....._ .... Int ,..=-leech . ...
'IAN SMITH, llNltor
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you )noYt 111fcs • ""' hom• • • • •• buy . ·Y"' .rc1 .... ft d..111't ~·atJo" • ' ,. .. .., ift ceth • • • Jt's &uara11to I
~DB CDRO
lit 2 1+~, J ., •flMNlnom hom .. wltft •nry
llnal;y. Select the ,ae.. the •rlenor that suit•
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HanlwoOd aeotl \brouJb@Ut. -P'oj'Ced air
llllilt: Nft~nn~-A tiiL ... -Don'nllii-w..u-you are
foe' I lloine in _,..1.D c:Oadltion.
54&-2313
· DOLL HOUSE
Owner'• ,.no, bl ~ and oeedl
mar. space• llMtf are offenna this apark-line 2 ~. l~ tiMh home on a quiet eut-
lide street -IOned A-1. quality carpetina
-~ be *" -'21,999 -1°" down.
LITnl. CASTll
Cute -ComlOrtU&e -• up to date z bed-
rooms • family room. beautiful carpets &
drapes. built-in ranse • oven, and laridscap-ing, all lbow pride in ownership. •tsso
down (or leu?) ~otal montilly payments in-
cluding tu• •1ao. When this ii gone -
we have no more. · ·
A fEW STlftS TO IA Y
S Bdrm. -CUJtom bo.ilt home desicned for
the ulti.nuM in euy !iving for the large fa.mi.
ly. Pool sized family room. -Banquet aiJe
dining room and an el~ kitchen that is
unbelievable. -Just $69,500 -Try 10%
down.
EIGHT CHIEltFUL ltOOMS
Room for a Iarse familf to really enjoy li•·
ing -Larp muter sun. -Modeni i!W..
en with bufk.fn nnfe 6 oven plua dishwash-
er -Use your GI and move in for '850 to-
tal costs ... ,29,950 fUll price.
FUINlSHID DU,LIX -$22,,500
Close to UCI -S. ~ Plua. Owner will
help finance with low down.
646-7171-0PEN EVES.-~2313
. VIEW
' · DOYD SHOIES .1 . ' .... • Spacloal 1"18 In ttda
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Rome of dlfthic:t1CJn •
4 Bedrooml. larp Uvq rm
formal dlntns rm -118.CO>
OPIN DAILY
113' S1ntlafe
LIDO IS LI
L~ Cum.. HOMi et 114 "'9 T~
Eleg&atl.1 appoblttd 4 hr., S a, 6: f.-
Dy or tonnal.dla. rm.~-
c-.letefy ,~ i w a 41 ... rm.
home OD as· ltreet-~trilel Jot. Abeolut.
ly immaculate. $58,000.
WESTCLIFF
leduced te WI. Spaclooa 5 br. • 3 ba .. 2
atory home wilt immeme family rm. •
lO•ely pool Now only $59,500.
EASTILUFF
lxtra sharpl Lmt 5 br. on blab ~er
Yiew lol Beautifully appointed. Owner
tn.naferred • mUlt sell. $49,500.
IAYFIONT ..
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.., ~ ef .., , ......... wtth pW •
iUO 6: Ofer 1.400 llq. ft. Of llnriC ..,...
ln tbia attractive 4 br .. s~ ba. )Mime with 1-.. rm. A: formal din. rm. Pric:M t.o tell
•at '115,000.
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LIDO REALTY
3400 Via L9"
67Ua0 .
Sup•,./, 5 IJ.~om .
1620 Lincoln Lene Open Suftday 124 .............................. ,
Rambling aristocratic near-new 1'i'lncb
Provincial home with uqu.ialte detatJtnil
3-400 sq. feet of archltecturally dtli&l*t 6:
cuatom built perfection! lmpreame wan.ct
courtyard entrance, gracleus formal dinln&
room, huge p1nelled library with beUHd
ceilln1 & massive old brick fireplace! Regal
muter bed.room suite will\ privatt ,ardent
Powder room! 3 car prate! Owner =
for Europe. PRICE REDUCED FOR
DIATE SALE!
f<utL Pa:Jo/l . f<-ftw
View'. Priced to tell!
COlitlfN-MARTIN
UALTORS
67~1'62
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VAUit
LIKE NEW
$19,950
ODmer 2 BR, 2 be home
M . Fplc, patio, 2 car pr,
STEAL at S52.500!
lalllol lay
Properties
673-7420 EY .. t ,7,_9117
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Cl)S'l'A ~ On'tCE
~ Jal Hadlor 8Jvd.
SC>Mn Open tlQ 9 PN
lmr ntte, INltor
Announc:ts the Openlnc
of bla
NEW OFFICI
2901 Newport Blvd.
Newport Beach
(forl.'Deriy Ar1 Kistler Offtce
ASSOCIA~: •
HD..ANE EKDAHL JOY
RICHARD (Dick) JOY
QUUSTIN.A FRENCH
Cl1l a at
67$.4630
•"OPEN EVERY DAY
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Met,t Te le Youtt?
ll you're f.utidlout A apprec-
iate quality do '" lhla lm-
11U1CUlate )M>me tn deslra b1e
~I Graclcm formal
4Jninc room, ,paciou1 lJvlni room, 3 larp IUMY bed-
roam1, 214 ...,ttlina bethl.
plua l wcnderful 'tWO!'k·IAViJ'\&
~ 2 ft.replaces • one
of them in the panelled
llltne room. Laib wool car-
pet1n1 OYer hardwood fioor!,
spotless! Y ou'U lil<e thl• tor
$53.500 •
ltuth 'anMll, l .. ltor
1UW9*lift Dr. ~
DAILY ,JLOT
totOUSU SM
New,ert ..... 1">'\220
~ Pool Lowly euatom built 4 BR,
Pora &.-.. H9t Swftmer fam. nn, S BA. '800 Sq. tt.
6 aaty mt -. 4' Impound Near cblbhowie l 1 o 1 t
bUd1ee dlil • ea 1\9 i. 149 50000:-~ _• .... •ye __ ,.._, ____ 1_22;..1
bome. Pwlta ot Sl.52 per mo ' · BY Owner. Ba;;crm a.ru
lbd\lde.t ••• $21.500 full Ila price. With loiln COits • Int Newport leech 1200 IYIA W• Cl.latom ·bwlt
aolnl ~ tb1I wcn't Jut. Jiiome. ~ landlC l 1..0CXHAM REALTY decor. 4 la BRa. la ~
569 w. lJds St. CM m THE ocw ~ ~ ::.. i.«!
645-3322 M&-Dn m:ru. Aaume 5'6~ -
CORNllt LOT-BE YOUR IA(I JARD $.18,CO> loan-Full ,rice Tbere'1 more tor,.._ l'OOne.Y $79.500· M6-282S (n4) 171.
Jn tbir 3 bdrm 2 bath bome, Watch the requll1 from your 1314 · ~·1. new drpa, frl>lc, new OM1 4 bedroom. 4 bath ======;:=:;:::;.I
paint. Sptic dln/fam l'OQID home with 101' at w1ter'1 81yahores 1m
o/looka lrs lncd ~-Wa& qe with 78' boet dock tn
derlul for srowtn. cbldrn ar HUNTINCTON HARBOUR'S 3 BR. 1" BL, petio; trahl)'
bu1ld youndf a pool l en-lheltered talllld.s l chan-painted. Anil. DOW '27.500;
tertaln. See tor )'OW'1lelf Only nels. $95,CO> l you own the will take 2nd. By Owntt
$23,950. OWNER 642-1~ land. Alk for Jackie Bruns 2562 Crestview "2-'1200
PRICED TO SELL • Im-Huntlrttton Harbour University Perk 1117 maculate 4 bedroom, 1 % S.les Corp.
baths, famlly room. carpets Cll3) 0).3Sn or 4 BDRM, f.arnlly reem. 2
l drapes t bro u & b o u I . tn41 947.2531 trplcs, hlebnt offer onr
Completely landscaped. $26.000. m.oo.7 Owaiiit ::e ~$29~P:: SHARPLY REDUCED lade 1ay 1240
phone &42-1904 for ap. ' EXECtmVE HOME
polntmmt. 271 LJlac Lane, By Trani. Owner $32.500 OWNER. Ozalom 3
CM. Immed. occ. ' 1632 LINCOLN LANE BR 2* batba., bh:na. den,
BY O...oer. 29'l BowUn, Neer new, elep.nt 4 BR. 3 Townhoule; all elec .. 2 IQ ..
Green, Collece Pk.; s BR., Ba., dlnins. foyer A bup ltpkl, din rm, ~e lot
tam. rm. 2 Ba., trpl .. elec. llv. A tam. rm. opena to"'" Quiet Drpa. new cpt .. Low
bltnl. $24,500. Exiatln& loan cl. prden atrium. Wet bar, down. &a-9.119
$19,300 at 5~" FHA , mstr. BR. mite: Mb' cptd/ BY owner. 2 yn I story,
peymll. S19l Mo. Incl. dJ1ld Ir lDdscpd. 3 Car pr. comer. 4 BR. 3 be. dll rm,
pcinc.. lot.. axe.. lnL 546-Baycrut Atta. fam rm. · trplc, ~
3860 54Ml41i patio, etc. $39.900. &0-1281
3 Bdrm 3 baths Delux,e_ On
quiet cul-de-ac •Inlet and
Mesa Verde Golf Courte.
Pool and waterfalls. Partly
tumisbed. ss.5.500. Good
terms.
aT a.mer SZ2A 3 BJl,
1" BA. tWWb' ~.
Nice psUo kl rear, ima1ated
celllnp. ABiy 8CICea far
c:9!111M!f' or trl.r ar new
p.rllp. ConYenieot t O
8dmll . .Room lor pool. 2501
MArpret Dr., N.8. ZlS: a
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In Newport. P'OREVDl
VIEW! lmmellate oceupe.
cy. '3U50.
Dlvta Raltr IQ.?llJO
ly Owner-8ulldw
C8ltonl Home TGp llcattoft. a
bdrm, faritr ... , .. e.. .................
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2115....,t..M, NI
Eaetbluff ,12.42
EXCl!.:PTIONAL Buy, I BR.
2 be, tm nn • .ii elec lldtch.
IA ec near lhop, cul-4&ac
at. $32,500 Owner. M&.f1&1
1245
BY OWNER: 2 bdr1 cmvt
den, specioua rma, f1ii1,
patio, priY. $38,500. ='19QS
c ......... Mar .. 1250
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citizens debat.cl their moat Important affairs ·amid the \
columns you -In this photograpt,. It ~ q u It• a
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btr u lot. "1Jdlw en.
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lloat .. trw1ler with 1'0l1I
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-Rl!NTALS RENTALS RINTAU
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8'00!ILQll • tnmJR.N. A ~ 2 Wt..-. t letll >.,ts. V ACAN'f LAND tr... $100 A••niMt ._ '•• "--_ ~•ltt 2-tn •CN8 eoaui:iadal 9all-
lncL till. .. Oii ... tboruQshfare
1 ·2 A a BDRM. l'ROM $275 1n Sant& Ana. Motel, apta., bOlloeaa .. otber eom-
nntN. 6 UNJ"URN. • LAGUNA UDO 499•28)5 llMl'CW OK.. • bald for
•'-' ~ Ql.Ud c... !Uture ~ tn nlue a...~ to Sbop--J17SS I. COMT HIGHWAY, SO. LAGUNA when Bolla Ave tully
1100 ,..... w.,. at Hu--dl'Velopll tn •. ia.ne blvd. bor 6 A.dams, a.ta Wna. ____ __.....;..,...,__ Sewer line ~ at pro.
HS~ C9"1na del M9r 5250 lMml for RMt 5995 perty. Aqlle water IUPPl:Y·
iiiiiiiiiiiii:iiiiiiiiiiiiii Drive by 411.t W · BoUa.
ORlWIS
APT1
3 BR APTS
POOL
ADULTS ONLY
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Frplca I PrllPatiot I Pools
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----. ------------.. -.. 1741 Twtln A""ue Huntl"INft IMd 5400
Cetta Mete '42-"41
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UNflUltNISHID
$12.9D UP wk W I ~ ~ ...._ owner 5C-9M.1
$22.st up SlDlio Apes. 2314~ Larse sin a ~ ac. Mllea N~ IDtd. CM 5'8.-9155 ~ view. $2400 tun price .
WORKIOO 6 6liles; pla BRECX NOn' RI.TY 54Ml'!l5
live en Bal hte, KU i MONEY M.AKJNG GROVE
rec nn incl. s.;5 mo 1175-3613 Eleven acrn within eit;v f1l
RM In badielor'a home San Juan CapiltJ'ano. Prime
w/ldtch priv. No ttnoklnc. development property. All
R.uliera Dr., CM 545-1348 uWltlea. S2tQl per acre
ROON With kit pri•, ~ 11nder market value at
pool, nr bdl, PJ . wk to $1.50,000. $52.500 e q a I t '1 . ~lady. SSll• ~du tndet. ~
NICE rm w/pvt f\all ba 6 NEWELL ~TES
1ar ll*e· Un!Y Pk. Sorry ~
DO tt.dJes. 133-JJOI ~. wtmd
PJUVATE room • ti.th for
•illClt &bi· HOllle pr1viles-.
Irv lne V Ulqe 833.-0200
VIEW ACRES
Ted Wsy llty 536-2579 I
huntaln Valley 1410 HOUMt 'umllhed Houtes UnfurnWMd ~ 'urnlahed MARnNl~UE Oranee Coest Pr .. rty ___ ,...
2 bedniotn, 2 baths atudio.
carpetll. drapea, bull l ·Ina. 1
blotk to 5 Pointe Center. . G H
From $125. per mo. Uftt °"* 5991
Be.auttNl view al Lake Mat·
thew• with San Bemardmo
Mta. u a Nck drop. 3.1
acres with an utilities avail.
S5000 per acre. Owner
5'~ :m ~-.. ODI meo IY OWNER ~ leech 2455 1 Huntlnfton ! Hewe!'.' h•ch 4200 GARDIN APTS.
• BR, carpett,., drapes, Hart.our l405_ .-oc .. --... NF-RO-NT -* .._ ........ _ -·-· .... •-... TOP SALi 1Pt OWMr-
2 BR 1 be1tl with ~ suest room in beck. ...._
e1ec: '1.tchen, ls CDll, patio.
ov!f'lized dble 1 a r • I e
(ltftlled} '712 HeUotrape.
blt4u, trplc. Ire lot. BEACH tiot.. SUrwde, fura --------"" .-.. ........, ...,."""""''-NT. P'rftway A ~. 2 BR. sns. month. AYall I DILUXE 3 81t, 2 ba. ~KEO BACHELORS
Fountain Valley as.• April. May • JW\I. M7 -31111 WA 1EIFIONT .. $250 wk. SumnMr UN11.JllN 1 D. 2 n . 3 BR
llG-3785 HOME 2209~ W. Oceanfront 2 batbl available
3 BR. 2 BA. •/'fl carpettnc. lENTAU . '73-2306 carpeta, draPH. prqe
Bailt-lne, dilhwuhtr. ..._. U1tfvr~ 3 BJ\ 2 beth, private dock. 1 Ith & Santa A"8, C.M. m-n.a USi•· Im La Olloft.la. A----I --hnmed. OCC\lpuc:y. Leue CORM., Mar 42.50 6tM233 M&45C2 rounta.a Valley. M7.a91!i ~a -u $435/mo. Bier. Call Didi --------l!!l!!!!!!!B_I!!! __ _
LW. ... 1151 UNOBSl'RUCTED view of Fabian ur-2531 1 BR 1'tml Apt, ian&e. Maple Capri
larty ..........., S.ftfa Ana f '20 rolllns hllll. 4 BR 2 bathl, ~c!;.~~:~ SPAC 2a3BR,11' bltbl
G..at HOMINDB • 2 ~· ()peon Hou Sat-&m like new c o" d I t lo n . Leguna INch 3705 ,,... •J Cp~ drps, 2 poola
fplcs, warm --. 4 Id. J N«th San~ .:.. Excellent S2'JO/mo. Act· 54&-414! &n.&560 Nelp' 1hp'a and 1choolt
be · base plaJrm. Bl ldtdlell area. 3 &droom, dininc c~. U--3100 R~ntels Available f\im Bach Apt. Prefeor clean PROM $99.SO
Bia plldo -eons~S1'.D room. Worbbop '21.500· -• ~ Apt.a a boma • aU price worldni lad,v, no pell. refa. ~. 1998 Maple, #3 • ._ ......, N -,._ --$115 mo yrly util pd. R. C. G~ .,.,, · """"''"""' ~ 11..e.I: J II ranges. We need additional m-27711 JUST COMPLETED 3C1S Via Udo mG0 IAll9' ftlltall 6 ~ llltblp. Den't le c--S. Ana Hth-16IO CUSTOMERS WAITING 1 BR nJRN .... $135 mo. Brand new deluxe 2 BR with _.. .. ,. ---------•Larse yard. SUI montb • lst Beckwith Rlt1 t.quna Bcb DelAncy Real Eatate prqe. $1:?5. Carpet.I, drap-
Yau failed to .. 111119 ' 3 BM OD " ac • .._ 6 a lut. Leue prefet'ftd. 6'11 s Cout H .._'l'SQS 673-3770 es. bltna. Fenced patio. Gazo. Bdrm + lual, 3 bath home. Income. Total mit me $&t» Available April t. RdfftJ>C· . wy. dener rnalnt. 2619 S&nta Ana M"'1 utru, Jee nm, S -... --,,_.,. ...... ,.. MONARCH BAY AR.EA •-IL--4300 Ave (AduJ•-~'") 53'7J\1Gft ':~ ~= a,f --· .,._ Ait. 642.1n1 2 ~~~en~ba~, ------------. .. ""'V -
3416 V1• Udo ma.> u-a lellda 1705 llorlh (osfl MeSi Addrps,ut·-~1·12~~"':°'pm s:~~T ;du~:· ! • ~: Bermuda VilllQt =:::r.== ... """" ...., .,., .. urv 'M!Wable to July lat. S250
....... Island 1355 THE VILLA Home for .... 4 BR 2 bathl -so mo. tm• E. Balboa Blvd. OD i..-·a famed ltMen · Condomfnlum H tTS-2760 •
FOR Sale by Owner. Little Cout • OU>E WORLD dinlnl room, ftttplace, bit· ---------=-=~-=--=-----l&latld. 2 BR home .ntb II E D IT E R R AN g A N Im, new carpetln( 2 car aar· FOR Leue 3 BR 111' lletb. CLEAN Bachelor AiptJ.
l BR 1,pt. Extra Bil _. Yi1la. a..lk white lllat« ... e. leioed. 1mmed ccu~ Vacant $165/mo. AD uW Incl $75 up ~with~ ba. can be~ bit• 4 lnel&. 3 BR'• sJdsi cy. $200/mo. ~· ~1440 963-lQ 315 E. Balboll Blvd
with ettber. Extra .... na. ~ diD-rm. $41,liO J 110.00MS BALBOA m.9945
2 car pr S58.SOO. m-as • 1ow c1a 18ta. · Ilbmediate ~· At-RINT ALS
lll9SION RLTT et-0731 tncttve, clean bou9' with Aft'· flurnlshed
~urttfngton ~ 1400 Larr• 4 BR. a BA.-. larre fenced )'U'd. One or Coda Me.a 4100 * 2 FIREPLACES '* fam. nL ,Lee. litd. pool. two cb11dtell eccieptable. No
4 Bil + ~ BA 4 ae.dl patio -2bd Jet. peta. f.1.40 ..-ith. Call '13-SUS CASITAS
North homt. !lee. bit.mt, $S8,500, F.qalt1 SID.GOO M ev~ !',w........ New Unltl ?I°" Retina
w/w c:rpta, drapes, cdllfDt NEWELL ASXIA1ZS ...... er L .... Option
drtfew1y, fenced~ wall e ...-. e t• ~ ft 4 BR 2 Nth
prd. lmmaeulate C'Oll4. fAJVELY OCEAN VIEW home, bullWnl 6 l1ardwood
N 1ce11 ~ lAnai patio, wrea brtclr trpl noon. Exioelllnt condidoa.
model home. s Minata tit a BDIWS, 2 BA. $0,900 S200 per moath. cau LarTy.
bffch. call UT.ae an ' can -.ua w.twn lt.5 ,pm 540-ll51 Rait.aie R.eaJ Ea.
PM • anytime weeanda. tate.
Aak f• Lee lei' ... ....,.. 1 m 3~-&dnJ--...,-om-.. --t.mil)'--room..-
$1950 MOvE.tN • .an nUa! 2 baths 1: pool. • Prince-
No dol1aa COltl • S Bft t """ "'5 ton, Laa PiO mo Sat
ba, cul-de-•c: lot with Ip AT THIS PRICE 6 Sun Ill 1 PM.
CIN. pe~. oomplet anced. o.:.a 6 Mt. V}w 181JJ aq 4 BR., 2 Ba., Uv nn., itn.
landlc. wtth ll)riDlclen. ft 2 llfol7 4 Bed Rm Fam-rm ., den: S250 Mo.
Only $25,8 . il1 a., llallt·m. and 646-20f2 549-1081 EYe9 l'l&M-EXTRAS! EXTRAS 3 u~':.2 t1at11a. ~. c1rp1,
962-4411 1lmi lncludtns air coadldaainr. 541·:1>10
JUST USTED ~-= :-: ~ 3 BR Unfurn. ContiMntal
$11.500 • no dawn • Vets. eett.er Homa at Lquna m. Ave. Phone 5«Mrll52. Sll5
Nk:e 3 BR 2 batb home. car--pel. OlllJ $30,CllJO. SmaD _mo...,,...,...nr___,_pd..,.·-----
pets. ctrape1. liarle feftCld dawn. will comider Leue 2 BR. duplex, encl. petio.
)IWd. 1beM all fast. Better with option, Stop at 2H12 ArdUtec:t dip. Nr. 1tores.
dwdt om cine DOW! Loll Sen-mo. Dr. ar Call $120 376 E. Uth 675-2942
'aul JOMI RRlty OWNER 549.o9'77 3 BR, 2 be, fam1Jy room,
&f'f·lllll Eves. 842-5N4 ~e. Wallc to 11ehool.1.
IOAT STORAGE =.V:,-;1,.,°~ U65 month. 54M697
... _ 11111\Cf 4355 ---·----SHO Yrl.y. Altrac tum 2 BR
Key at 16!1 Ema Apt. B. or 842.Q)J PRIVATE Room for the 11·
ed in private licensed horn<!.
NEW 1 Bdrm. Apt. l"rpk, P!etsant aurroundinp i
w/w cpt'a. aviocado bltDa. rood food. 646-2TM!
~ PYt P8'do a ,.,,s. Gar· _,...,..,,,.~-----aae. $125 mo. MT-5306 Nl\..L Quiet roem tor elderly.
Reuonablt r1te11.
2 " 3 Bdrm 2 ba Pool. • ~ •
Patio. M 0 J\ A KAI. 1111
Gufleld. Pvt 1treet 1 bt,lr
N. Oii Garfield. 911U9!H
LARGE 3 SR 2 bi, cptll,
drpe, bulll·1nl, t'LEAN 1165.
673-1184 SJ>.4834
Senta Ana
VOLTAIRE
FROM $99.50
5'20
Lee 1 BR. 2 BR. Studloe
Hotpoint bJtna, retrli,
c:ptll, drpl, pvt patio.
pool, recreation ueL
8ll S. Fa.I.mew Rd. 547-7485
(Btwn Mcfadden 6 lat St. I
\.agun• Beach S70S
100 CLlflfl DRIVE
LUXURY FORN/UNJ'URH
Yearly LeaM. 1 A 2 BR
steps to Shore 6 Shope
Oceanview from fl'ltt'/ Apt. rrocn mo tbO 111.
494-2449
Rentals WMtN 5990
ltEAL EST A Tl
0.nerel
HOME 6 INOOME
Excel deprecltnvHt oppty
• Br re1 A 10.2 Br 1"' ba
apta 2-~ old. Pool E/1ldt CM
~r 675-1393 eve 494-C7'19
12 t1N1T CM. Ho vacancies.
Good oond. tml~own pymt
flexible. Bia .. 547-'7401. OR
5-0144.
CORONA DEL MAR
Triplex, ideal location,
South ol Hwy. ~
$5,1, 500. Low dn 6411-2537
lusin ... Rental
2115 Harbor, CM
Modeni Store 1200 IQ ft, am.
ple puklni. In A out on 2
ltreetl .
Petlttt, ~22 w: ~:at~~ PRESTIGE Store In Prime
Inc prqe or carport up Location. zm + Ill· tt. Air
to noo -. Sellcll area. cone!. &e at l.I01 Newport
l'or ~ Jad.y. 642416 Blvd., C.M. °' call Mr.
alter 5:30 p.Jll. ot wlmdt. Ward. 642-3484
LOCAL ~ec Meda abatp, • PRIME RA!tail Location e
nt 1 BR STORE • 1& ir 40 reu .• pennane or 1175 Harbor CM 646-6654
S.ch Al!L Har1Jor 1rea. ------· ----Write-1637·8 Irvine, Colla 1141 WESTCLIFF DR.
Mesa. 2300 aq ft STORE 25 ft.
DESIRE to rent 11111-car ftoota&'!· Ownen 548-95116
priv praae either la O>ct'I Office Rental .070
Mesa or ~. M2-0315, ·------day•
w ANTFD June 1.5 on kin&
tc!rm leaae, 3 BR bQUle,
C.d.M. Give lovin& can.
?Ont ref. 549-1010
DOUBLE Gtn.1e. pritt open
~ 1.5 to Jut,y 15 Newport
Corona del Mar • yearly
lnae, 2 BR. 1% BA un-
turnilhed. BegtnnlnJ June lit
213: &nsa
WOULD Like to rent 1arqe
tor ltorage, Lquna Beach
area. 494-6%l7
Wanted: iVB&e for ltorina
tumltutt.
Orange County Retre.t
33.T ac. USOO per acre
Submit terma
Bania &ialtg
642.fi) « IC-3836
CHOICE AREA
105 Acres at $5,000 per acre.
all util. Owner will aceept
pre-pa.let tnt for up to 1D
years or CUT)' at T%.
WALLY McCOY REALTY
642-9487 anytime S4M0.2
40 ac. edge ol town $345/ac.
10~ dn. 1% per mo. tnt 6CJ'.
BREOC N01T RLTY ~
Mount. & O...rt 6210
"I.AND OF LAKES" -
Silver Valley. 18 Miles eut
oi Barstow, Calif. 5 Acru,
In aubdiYl1lon. 80 Manmade
lake• 1n area. RecrestionaJ,
water •kilns, fiahina, alfaJ1a
fleld1, fl'1l ra.lllng etc. etc.
Good btQ', call DOW· Alk
for Lee. Call 847~ aft
II PM Anytime weeklmcU.
Subdivision Land 6212
61 acres ol ftll-locatld land
tn the Wooclc:ftlt I.Na. that
would. Clllt ~ '8to
5 or 10 acre rancbe9. Make
your own Wml and down
J,lft.Y1l1Mt. Relealea available
Priced at SZiOO pet acre.
For more tnto .,.__ ealJ
Glenn 1bompson wftti:
Eckhoff and Aaoc. Inc.
lllJ W. Chapman Aft.
Crance, Oaut.
SQ.Jm EYe-wfmdl, mm7
It. f . Wanted ~ 3 .. 2 ba, ecr!Nr' Cpta. ctrpm. Olrner' lot.
kit. w/brw:a:ewQ. nu or Lanttleaped • S52,950 ~.-me~"-a.1344 or 5f1-7'111
NEWPORT ART CENTER. ~~---~~--~
2400 W. Cout !lldlway, LEVEL Jt.l lot. N...,,art
N.-port, 1Croe1 tnJal t h t Bach or Orona def Mar •w Heffdal llMlty 4 Bdrm, famlJJ nD.
mo
lllt Wf P'UltJ't DUPLEX
SHS Mo. Dtl.AnCJ Reill Sara& m.mo
RINTALS
Apts. UnfWnlthed
Gener.I 5000
VEN DOME
SPECIAL I
2 WKS FRll RINT
Mab reser-..a.. NOW
Newly Re<Meorated ca... .. aho, .. li!t ,.,.
leyt Club & Olr Club1
• Spadous 3 •·• 2 Ba e Swim Pool • ~pwn
• l'rpl IndlYlll*J fac:'ll
*NIW
Family Apartments
GARDIN HOMES
and
TOWN HOUSES
FROM $171 ,., _ ...
kntlfvl J ~•Hfll, MHi+.rH11H11
1tyf e4, tile re.f-4 1•"'" "-ft ...
•r we114•rfwl <4 M4r-'• lwxe
S11a11lth t.w11 h•H· S.lect yMtt tltl1
... ~ .. "''· !!!fey ftilt ncltl11t 11aw
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TODAY VISIT ,.... ..........
• NOmtlW lOWNI Moum ..
•lllN YALLIY
Stxlft Sh!rt. PresHp mod-m.&CS3 675-5151
em balldfnl. WeD mamtam-
ed. AttNctlve a.rdltt.tlciUre. ANNOUNCEMENTS
Jt'rom 300 eq. ~ ap. Utm-and NOTICES
Uet paid. Off atreet private
lo' parldna. Heavy coult:J'Uc. lus. ()ppertunltlel 6300
tlon for quietness. Individual
heattna/alr oo00itlaotn1.
Rental detail• • Office 12 «
call 541-2«>0 or ~.sm.
ms Rear Newport BIYd.
CM. .strl'• prare. 20'JC24'
Truck l\litl, C.2 I o n e .
~IWOl fi Bllr 113-84
BEAUT AJr «Jnd, otDceL
Elevator. plertJ parkfna.
1 'ltt> • Irvine' from $65.
1'1M5'1f
WXURY OITICES
1115 Wlltdilf, 'IOO I 10
alr<Gnd, ~,..,.
BAL W.E. Oam1 ZiO to l50 .,.n. wm ND10C1e1 ., au1t.
Front J5e per eq.ft. f11..D5 ......................
APPROX too aq ft M-1. Wldl
aJl' oioa cimc.. Nein) CM IW
P'rwJ. 1125 mo adJ ,.S. Ml-
tte, 1*15G
I
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0-.al S. wlClll 6682
*ITH YJ:'Ail •
A·l STENO
HARBOR IHOP'G OfTll.
T DI.JS a W~ 5e-a
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W. A. SMILEY C P.A.
ftet Elt. ~---KIMMD-
TAX SIRV1CI
JD Harber. CM. 5Cl-"'IM
'42·5921
lemoct.1., ltepalr, ff40
IF YOU need R.tmodelllll
PAJNTJNG . • • REP AIRS
CALL DICK ••. IG-11'1
~r.,.hy ~
I 11pect.ion
S1penisor
fhplffenudJ
SCIAM-LETS ,. Stlca, Inc.
ANSWEIS
Dis~w11,era
l•boya
l1rte1~en
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paid ncarlan, lldi ...._
etc. ..... :JI .. ... ...
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......... lleeme -.... tarJ ~ ~
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Male or Female mint.
mum f montlla experi-
ence.
Below coet liquidation Of
Lampt-Tlble9'Quilted
Bedsptetb-Diaiet~fas ~ .. Mat~rs
517 W. 19th St., C.M.
WANTED FOR CASH
OR ON CONSIGNMENT
Antiques-Old Pieces A
If'
Apply"',.... le!W••• I and 4 p.111. ·
1555 W. Adams, Costa ·Mesa
'·
Nlf'I. T~, Inc.
Jlt W..t Ceob:91 Ave. • 81.nta Ji.M. • •
I ~
I Aft 'equal O()DOI' tanlt)t
employer
CPLE WTD. Mamt wark, 6
aali work for motel unite.
Salar1 + Apt. 54U156
EXPERIE1\fCED silk
ICl'eeott for T • 1 h l 1' ta .
Caplltrano Beaoh. asm
CX>UPLE to m~agfl amall
2 chelltl, no ea. One· end
table, '5. One colfee table,
~. 0. cotner table' for
twn beds, $30. One new
Spanlah IC'l'Oll·tne frame l
mirror, $140. One new
Spaniib acron..bl>e frame It
mlrror $160. One electric
guitar, SL Georie, like
ne'tV, $50. 2 TV'11 -t $25
M . 6'f3.553C
FACTORY CLOSE OUT!
Art' Items-Colll'<'tions
Stamps-Coins
AUCTION & SHOW
SATURDAY, APRIL 15th
tlvu SUNDAY, APRIL 21st
TOI' .etimates &. Into CALL:
5!1·1212 893-0555
(213) 598-3338. A~k for "Bud"
C.taJoeuing end5 April 11th.
A.OK
Comml11ion Galleriff
T722 Garden Grove Blvd.
WESTMINSTER ---"7th ANNUAL Antique Show
9' Sterio-ffl·Fi cost. crdt
cab. Medttt., F l 1 c h er
comp. O>st $1600. Sella
$350. 53M749
...., W•,..... Jobe Men, W.m. 7500 apt boule. Balboa area. Elql w....-7400 nee. m.«lU
Bedroom, Spanlah, llC}lt
oak, 5 piece. Regularly
$229.95 1 ONLY. $119.95.
Terms. Approved i'Urnitun,
2159 HartJor BlYd., Costa
Mesa, 548-98&0
and Sale, Y.W.C.A. Santa
Ana, 14ll North Broadway,
March 29, 30 from noon
-9:00 PM; March 31, from ----~---4-----z;;::::::=::;;;::====::=;== 12 noon • 6:00 PM. Good Nt7R 250 Polaroid, ooat S1SO
,_ &tlL NIDAY
'# '" NEWPORT II.ACM ....
'ART & PULL TIMI
• POSITIONS
flOl IAilS IN
e COSMmCIAN e PUllNtTURE e Sl'WINO MACHINES
&eced llJCCelldul experi.'
tnee prefemd. Genetowl ~ ~m to !Du 1'fttl. ; . .
APf'LY JN PERSON
MONDAY THRU J1UDA Y
10 A.11. 10 4 P.M.
SM-231'
J. t. PENNIY CO.
Ntwport Center
24 FMhlOft lel...d
............. ( .. If.
AD equal apportmllty
~ ---ClllE
ASSIMIUIS
7550 Dealers, Good Show, Good aell for $90. 540-0ll5T after
cause". ..;6=PM======= MEDJTENWllEAN 5 Jlece =~ ~ = _Mus_l_e1_1_1_n1_t. ___ 1_1u_ Mlseell1neoua
iron cM1rt. •"5 1 ONLY! HARPISOiORD Mertzdorf ROLLIECORD e&mua out-
Terml . .\PP'tJYed P'la'nltufe, German Mr.de ~. Al.so flt, $55. Ml!I\'• aulta 6 lpOrU
2159 Harbor Blnl., Oclta half • finished harpsichord jackets, a: 3MO rec., ff I
Mech1 Drati.men <2) to $600 Mt.•a. 548-8860 $96. 2377 N. Fiower 542-6840 SIO. 12' 11berglaa kayak,
3 to 5 yrs exp, •-""'""' ~~ Other pcldllttan:•Q;.;." -..:.....u.c.ruuv"&:.olU'O "~ FENDER Princeton reverb
tor Men a: WCllllO room" modti. 9 Ft. ctUDed amp $120; Guitar 4 pick •etvet avocado I 0 f a . , up $,'iO. 50 m8
OPEN SAT 12 • 4 p.m. R.egu1ar S-.95. 1 ONLY -642·fOIO for _,,..nt. 1298.95 Tenftl. A~ ltMnes & Org•n• 1130
• '411111 Are "1rnlture, 2159 H a r b o r 1
Ovr .......... Blvd., Olla& Mal. 54MllllO. ORGANS " PIANOS
l'REIGRT BOILED C ... ~Dyment St>aQ1lb LlTlna Room
AGENCY J\eplar $3a.95--aow fJ2U6
Santa Ma l'nt'1 JDds. ~~.~ ~ ltTO Santa Ans Aw. Bl1d •• Costa ~ell. ~.9660
COit• Mela 6ott-4535 SPANISH Oak eommodff -
Hn J: JO am-5 pm Mon-Fri. hex, aquare, coffee. While '6ii(°" tbey 1ut -S3U5. Terms.
IMPLOYMINT AJlinwed Fsmture. ZL'i9
More tban 100 countrlet • Harbor Blvd., a.ta Mesa.
200 job d.-ftc1tklna. ():Jup. ...,sa.~9860...,....--..,,----
lea OK. W~ P.O. BOil 1217, LAMPS -f~ soiled.
Oranre. rJ617. a~ out for fJ, $4. $6. ... Many $20 Vallaef>~ Stock
SchoolMNtructt... 7• OD bud only. #Pl'O'fed FunH•e, .2159 H a r b o r
~ Blvd., C.. Mesa. S48-9M)
S....tart.l•Trllnlnt :iiiiil-.. w,., f!ia. Sale.
ATtEND THE Mardi 30 • Slat. lo.5 p.m.
ood M -100 1 p i n e t,
only SR>; a.l110 used
win, Gmn, Lowrey,
from $3$. L o t s of used
sran<1.11, spinet. A console
pianos.
SCHMlM'-PHILLIPS CO.
1901 N. Main. Santa Ana
ORGAN CLEARANCE
Spring HOW1eeleanin1 on us-
ed and dlllcontlnued model
organs. All makes of Con·
soles & Spinettes available.
All reduced to clear at real·
istlc prices .
WARD'S BALDWIN STIJDJO
\801 Newport, CM 642-8484
BALDWIN Ac:t'Olliintc Plano
$43'j cub. Priv1tte Party
548-0069
FREE TO YOU Miit ~ U,.....Om mi Brookbtf (Villa Pa-
BUSINEI! COLLEGE tn tbe dfic) HB 968-2150
8out)lilaad. Tbe ICbool of. DOUBLE Bed tarnpl, S'JS. -.,-"'"-ol-d -le---.,_-......,-. -y-_..,-frolralDllled 1...,..,q with Wbi1e Vanit;y nt. Cood r~· maoc .._ ~·~ --=--=------
at ''tinllbinr IChool" toacb. COllll. M6-M51 • • lovlible compenkm for eJd. Campw. Sec:Marlal -erly penon. Alto ~wk old
....... -Diii ..,,.... Off'-........... I011 terriPr puppy. Has had ~ "'1 ~~ · f r shots. Both Smlil ctop, c:IUlfll·•·• . COLLA1'0R, 11 -paee POLLY,.tlST ~·-ctee. JIOd l8DT. -------
mlDCF'8 COLLllGPJ
WANTED: Good home !or
'· lovable, cit btack Slametle
A Persi an nWc kittens. 7
11'\0i-Very thlclc coats. One
~ pftMHil. 897-2211
alt. 7 Pl'll 3/30
YOUNG ~ female cal
Adults ~ eldett children.
Youns alte,.. male cat.1!17-S.O 3129
POOL TAILllS
.-1911 al\~SWJCK
"' A.JO' "' TIUANG.LZ 1-=:--:::--:~-:--..,......,..----Slate from $8 Olat4le Brw'n's Utde strl
~ ~ value • • Wu aUersk: .t10 be came
oNLY $m.a back home. AKC SD..KY 1~ FINAN~ PUPPY. 'I mos. old, $75.
SECARO PGOL 548-«>1 P11&>ers 11.vallable.
323 s. Maln. or11.11p OUTSTANDING G e r m a n
5.tl-1992 S'b e p h er d Pups. Xlnt
* AUC110N * u )'Oil will tell-or ""'1
live Win4Y a try
Auctie1111 J'ri4a1 T p.m.
Windy•s Auction Bam
pedigree, 4n Magnolla, CM
646-7856
BEAUT. Crffm POIQ. OUP..
..... AKC ttl· Adult dop,
ai.o stud Service. M&-9'136
WHITE Toy Poodle, male. AKC. Shott.XlntPediaree.
Power Crut..rs ~
19' ALL ~ Wii¥d
Conteaa. Brand new 100
hp Jobnaoo. New SS radk>,
heed ,\ plley. VU1 Qtnl,
~.Must aaerUle'e
Sl. 9llOo 5t6-.9206 -
35' ELCO tnmk ca b-l n
cru1aer; Xlnt ~ CODI!.,
new canvu enclo . .tor ~
deck: new qphoL ~ ra~;
BHt otter ~ EV,.
27' OWENS TS~ ~'IS Wt.
radio, 1crllan covers, PIP.fl.
slip avlil. Mllte amt
5444M9l after 5 pm er wicJl:I~
SpHd Sid ..... 9030
FOR SALE ~ _,,._
-...,....,....------O'uller, 2 BR. extra )up ldtcben, awnlnp, ~
Purnltur..Appll1ncn
Cofort TV'a-Stereiil
-TOOLS-
531.1212 or 893-0555
9' FJBERGLA,c;., boet, frcot
C'Ol'ltrola, elec en&-battery
• charger $135. 540-0314
after 3 PM
porch, oompl WVl'C'aied
Oriental llrden W / f:l'I h
pond, Near H u D t ha ,, t 0 n
Harbour. '1500. down ... c.n
usume pymnt at 5" int. Call 842.2869
$79'UO r
New24 WW.
Two a.th* Two IMrwt
BEACH TRLR. SOPP.LY
19281 Beach Bhd.
Hunttnrton Beacll 5.1W1p2
PRICED TO SIU.
Newport Bay Gold Cout lJclo
1hilet Parlr. cabua 6 aieir
trailer tully equipped, ~
6, 2 batba, alum a...,_
:o9ered patio. Mr. Ball
673.$)30.
GOOD Olrv. 341 eqiDe
comp. w/carburetor,
~ ll ltarter. Mt-1811
';GINGER" A 4 mo kitten --------1--------
(IDU) wM wttlte paws •
blue on chde aeedl home.
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'57 CORV!.TJ!: wnrt. very
dean. PYt IQ' mtllt .U
tJa1a wk. $175.137-811
)l60 a.p:r STATION
WAGON. $300.
142-3857 -::i::;:;;;:::::::::::===:.I '58 eorvette, io. a
CONTINENTAL runs perf9ct. P'f't. ptJ. .. Jira. ........ .
*·· JOHNSON & ION
'63 COIYAll MONZA
fr,.!'~ ..............
163 OLDS CU'ILUS MS ffl'l&, V4. .... _..,, .... .._.
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·GRAND
• 4
OPENING
..-...~
OUR SP'CIAL INVITATION~~
TO YOU
"GTcr'
CAI OF THI YIAR PIOPU HAVE IEEN IUYIN6
FROM IOI toNGPll ,
H>I OYER 20 YIAIS
NOW SERVIN&
ORANGE COUNTY
IN OUR NEW LOCATION.
. , 11:rhis is . Sob Longpre's
personal inv!fotion to you
and your family to view
. . this new,,ultra mOclern·focility."
--.. • • 4' .,.. r • • • ~ • I .. • •
BRAND 'NEW .1968 CHEVELLE
. . 2~.,.... lattle.and h .. ter, $227426 ~lnlod wlndohlol4, dlroctlonol ~ • . :
1 •• Pftday and Saturdly enty. "' ,
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Sport Coupe. AutonuitJc, power st..rlne, ,.._,
._..,, factory air. Tropical ...,...._ """
~chlnt lnt.rlor.
, ..... wtth CM!P9'· 4 wheel drive, wam hubt, ~ ten pickup. I' fl....,., VI, Htotnetlc. .....;
~ ' helter, cuttO.m cat..
$795 '83 BUICK
·d=~ ·.S1195 '68 MUSf ANG
N.wa .. atfon w..-. Vw, ,..., .... ,."" raclto,
....,, avtetMtlc. A rMI hard .. flntl com,act
....... lrmlM whit. wtth Mue Mm.
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CATALINA
COUPE
SAVI •• ~
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MOTOR
TREND'S
"CAR OF
THE YEAR"
THIS IXICUTIYI 9·PAll CATALINA WAGON
2 I>.. Perkt.11t. Re4i., !letter, e.+t111•·
ti. trenlftlluee11o ,_., 1t..,h1t 11141
~•ket. fectoty •Ir ctMltlwlnt.
'67 CHMOlET $2277
W Ai. 4 0-..de11. VI, ,ow-.lide
tr•11-lui111, rl4'1t, hte+.r, pewer sf•er·
hi" whfft ai4e wall tirea.
'66 MUSTANG $1977
2 Doer liercltop. • ,yli..d1r 1n9in1, 111•1·
matic tr1111miu lo11, r1411, lt11t1r, white
1i4'1 well tiru.
'65 CATAUMA $1977
2 11IH 2. Her41tep CHI"· Redle e114' loeet.
•· hy4t1111eilc tr1n.t11k•itt1, ,_., , ... ,.
'"•·
'67 COllllllTll $877
,._. 1+.trl"""'~"'-~ locb, fectery 1lr. 16,921 ectvel l!llle1.
1...,., w/l.tleclr ltf'4•"'" tep, .ff.wt.ff. 1111.
+.ri~.
'61 flEllD $2177
s,nwt. 1 Or. ~fM. ,_ .+e.tl-..
re4l., .... ..,, white well, ffftety wet• , . ...,.
SAVI••• 9501
4 o..,. VI, liydt11111tic, '°w" 1+.trl119,
redi., i...ttt, wlii+. aide well tires. fec-
tory eir ctMitleflfllt>
'U FALCOl l.'RllT $1577
J 0-tl¥4to,. VI. ,_.., 1+•eli11tt , ...
tlio, i..eter, whi .. "'' well tire1, fee....,
•it '"'iti1111f19 .
'66 POllllAC &TO $2577
VI. lty4r1_.ic. ,_., ••11rl11t. ratlie.
heater, wlo»1 si4'1 well>, >oli41 Nr4111eh1
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C.ptrice 4 0-her4te11. VI, ,._rtlW•,
rt4t .. '-tw, wtilte wtfk. AliHlwtely ft#• ......
l~ele 4 D.., llerdt.,. VI. ,_.,..,tfide,
redle. hHief, ,ewer ....,;,.., white 1i4'1
well tite11, fec+.ty elf ce114l+le11l119.
'65 MUSTAll& 2 plm 2 $1777
Fe ..... clr. VI tfttfM, hf-ttlc *r1Mflll1.
1itft, rt41ie, llMtw, _..it. 1W. well +lrta. u .... " ....... n. •.
#P121 #P-21
'67 &TO
2 Dr. VI, hlrM llydrelMfk, ,_., .... r.
1119, redle, ilMt.r, ..i liH tlr".
100°/o
l O Mlf ot 1• MU UNCONDI-
TIONAL WAHANTT OM DMINI.
TIANsMISstON AND HAit IND.
'67 ftRIBIRD $3177
400. VI, ltyllr1maflc, ,_ ltttrlllf, r•-
41t, ........ '" r. .........
'65 Ol.DS F-15 $1111
4 Dt. VI, e11to!Nfk. ,..., ........ ,..
h, 11 .... ,, fect.ty *· -wltH. wills.
2 Dr. H.T. va ... ,......_ .,.._. .+Mtltlt.
•-"•· ........ ....., ••• h. ~ •"·
TEMPEST CUSTOM
HARDTOP CPE.
IRAND NEW
" READY TO GO
PIKES
YU
OllY
1llU
Sll.,
MAR.
31st
2940!
OIDR NOW
2 Dr. H.T. VI, ,_ 1teeri11to r'«lie,
hHter, 11-whit. well tire ..
'6S BUICK $1977
lAS.lin 4 Deor aed111. Hy4re111etic, ,._
1+.1tl!tf. re41ie. 11.eter, wlllt. 1141 well
tire1, Fectory eir c.Mitit11l11f.
'6' OlfVROLET $1677
lm11Nl1 \llplf 1pori. VI .... w1r9r.4a, ,_...., ••-Into redie, he.ter, white 1i4'1 well
tire1. A41ue.
'66 lf MW $2377
S,.,. c...-. R.e41e 1..i hNter, i.,,., ..
IMtlc ire11~ ,._, ...........
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lflt, "4it t"4 ....... · Whi.. 1!4e, w•ll
...... I
CAR••.·
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• oti...., II 2 4eer -.._ 6 cyfin4«, ...
t.M.tic, redi., i...tet, wli+. well tlr ...
41 ,741 ""'• ..
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PEIHAPS rr ISN'T THIS
IAD, llUT IF IT FEELS
UKE YOUI OLD CAI
"HAS 'RAILROAD
WHEELS •••
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SATURDAY . &-SUNDAY, ~ARCH 30 & 31
.... ,
Our. ultra modern ~t11dil.f•c · f •c\llties ere complete ettcl
; . I
·in full operation. We would likei te extend an open in-
vitation to you to stop in this weekend end take • full
tour of our four acres and inspect every department
which hes been d••iCJn•cl to better sell end service new
end used Ceclillec eu+omoDiles. ·
~ja-1968
·efig~ ooAe&w
'66 CADILLAC $3995
'58 CADILLAC $695
~ -~---· • .. . '66 CADILLAC $4195 : .. . .. · ..
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'67 CADILLAC $5295
USBD
CARS c.... o.¥11 .. ,. .. 'a!lec ............. ..
....... ......,.., --6 ...... ... ca..~--. ............. .. """' ,.., ..................... r.. .... ....,.,.....,._ ......... TVPd
'67 'CAD1tLAC $5295
'65 CADILLAC $3295
'65 CADILl:AC $3295
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Fridly, Mwtla 24'. 1961
ONE STOP
SHOPPING
FOR
TEST DRIVI THI ,ABULOUS 1961
SHILIY AMlllCANS TODAY
WSAU
OltANGl Q>UN1TS ONLY -. . ' Aliuloa1DD
SHBIY ·DlllCAI DEAHi
NEW !II FOii F-111 . , "•nn:._ PICKUP ·~'
131 '' wlt .. I h.st, white I sky blue
color. lledio an4' h..ter. 9H9"-l•ft &:
right hand West Co.st mirrors, 1:15xf5
tlre1. Stoclc numa,.,. HST
2 Door ....... VI ....... cnaln•llllc Ii•• 1 ll ...................................... ... ""'*' ..... w1iite .... ,.,... ...... ~ ............... ,...,. alllNI ...... ..,.,.
5 2999~'
• • SMll .... no.
TB18f0110UI BIAl2L.
TBIS FOR YOUR CAIL
NOW • • • w• can 1clentifle1lty
1n1lyz.t Ind check owr 100
areu on •ec" uMd c1r thet af.
fecft ft• f)9rform•nc:4t prior to
Mllint It. You buy with bullt
In confidence when you buy •
Theodore Robins Used Car thlt
cerrl" tho Dl-vnostlc 1tlcker.
These Cll"I •r• guarentetd
100%
TWO ACRES OF·' USID .CARS TO
'65 THUNDERBIRD $2095 F11ll ,_-, fedory air, ,ow., wlnclowt, 11"
cloWll or trecle. SH ,.r -· U 111 .. PDH91
'65 MIRCURY COMIT $1295 VI, eu+e., RUf, PS, 404 4 dr. 20 Y. clown er
trecle $46 ptr 1110. JO 1t10. NGl7H
'63 FORD GAi.AXii 500 · $795 VI, 2 Dr. H.T. Avto., PS, lt&H. 20% clew11., , •
trecle tlt ,., -24 M· GNMIOI
'66 MUSTANG ~995 VI, Aw o"4., , .... 1., IHclH top, outo,. UH,
PS. 20 '1. cloW11 ., +reel• SH ,., 1110. lO -
No, '7571
'62 LINCOLN
Cortiinentel, looclecl. Arctic white w/lilu•
leritier lntor. 25" clow• M trade. 55 per Ill•·
24 "'°· FGYUI .
'63 MERCURY S.22 $895 Comet Spt. c, •. Avto., ltAH. 25 % clow11 tw trocle
$16 per mo. 24 me. JC.IC7H
'67 THUNDERBIRD LANDAU
loeded, power ateetl119, Hoh, wind-•, air
cond. 20 ')(. do-., trade $I 01 per 1110.
H 1110. No. TRJ26'
'64 THUNDER81RD $1795 Herdtop. Fvll power, elr cone!., '·wln4owa. 21"
down or trede SH per 1110. 24 1110. HISIJ7
'67 FORD GAi.AXii 500 ~395 2 Dr. H.T. Vt, Am., PS. Feet. werrenty,
ltlH. II Y. 4llew11 ., tffft, SH per 1110. 3' mo.
No. UELOJI
MUSTANG SALE
·IX.AMPLE S. YIAA OLD
'6SMUSTANO $1395 4 ,,....,rJ .. 111MW,21'1. 411.-w
tra4e Ml ,_ -H 111e. OSIC71t
IXAMPLE 2· YUlt OLD ;~=::,::~nc"'l"' r•4ie $16ft5
" .............. i.. a.,. 411.-., troclo '" 17
per ... JO -· UcHH He. SVYHI
EXAMPLI YIAILINO ~~~!'!!~~:,M. in '-· $2095 or .,. Sit ,., ... H 111•. TIUt21 --.......... .. .... ...,, . .
'SI CHIVIOLIT · $99 w ... ,,... ............... u.... ......
kllt79t,.. fa a 1k-.. ._, .,. pet •• .U ..-. . .
'63 llOllD ICONOLI.. $1095 StltlOll ........... J ...... , .... llNhr. 20 '!. ·
,_ flt tr..to ... ,... -24 -Ne. JJR614
'65 PM.CON CONYltneLI $1395 ~ •• ,., .. ~ ... ....._10'1. .
4'ew11 •it .. • $o4t ,., .... ,.--.Ne.PDStlt
'59 HILLMAN $199 Min ....... Tre11.,_..K. .-1.r, Uc.w N..
ICCll7'8. Ta a 11c ........ •n ,... -. 24 -. •
'50 FORD "CKUft
Tul~4ll-t11,.,
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1-~ED C_ROSS . I
:.-1.. :· ~Nl~D FUNDS I
~ ~.. ' . . +: HEART F~NDS I
,, . ELKS CLUB I
be credited to councilman Forgit's
efforts. ""'
Being semi-retired he has suffi.
cient time to devote to his council·
manic duties as weH as civic and
community affairs. In this field he
has performed a truly remarkable
record. Practically every charitable
organization both local and national
has received his personal as well as
financial backing.
Never too busy to listen to the
problems of one and all, his counsel
and time is always open to those
who seek his advice.
His v~ng record has and always
will be in the best interest of his dis-~ .,
' trict and · Newport Beach which' '
heeds continued progress end -~od
government for the next 4 yea;s
ahead.
The City needs a devoted indi·
vidual like Al Forgit to continue to
fight for your best interest. He will
never find himself influenced by
outside groups but staunchly back-
ing issues that will benefit you and
your city. Return him to office when
you vote Tuesday, April 9th. r AL FORGIT jg!
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~ ~ ClllllnnM, C:-lltte .. r9'flld Al Fortlt-%8 ........... M.L
HAR-DWA-R-1
The SouthlMd'a F1nest
llMDWAIE e · CIMl'Cll PAIRS e SMAll APPUAJICll e Plllt816 SUPPi.JU . . -., u ... o&
. 2ios 1W.: :~lboa Blvd., Newport Beach
A 60ocf ' F1ietdy PIK. tO ...... • Open $uncl.ys Daily 7:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. • PHONE OR l-2350
_ .... Featuring Nationally A.d11ertiaed Brandl Of Merchandise A.t Fair Price•
.. o: • ~ llCtr DAll'f PILOT
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.I 0 IE R. T .. GALLIVAN.
PRESIDENT OF THI
CATHOLIC llG aaom
IRS Ofl ORANGE COUNo
TY, TILLS ABOUT THI
REWARDS OF : HIS Oft.
FICI IN DOROTHY PIER'S MEET THE PEOPLE. FEA-
TURE ON PAGE 3.
AN OUT OF THIS WORLD
'HOUSE OF TOMORROW'
DESIGNED IV PHILCO.
FORD ENGINEERS IS FEA-
TURED ON PAGE 12. IY
1999 A.D. HOME OWNERS
W I L L IE RELEASED
F R 0 M BONDAGE IY
SCIENCE.
THERE ARE ALL SORTS
OF ENTERTAINMENT
SPECIALS PLANNED FOR
THE YOUNG PEOPLE
DURING THEIR EASTER
VA C A T I 0 N. BESIDES
TEEN TIM! U.S.A. THERE
IS DISNEYl.ANIYS SPRING
FLING PARTY AND A
WEEK Ofl FUN. CHECK
ALL THE PAGES OF THIS
ISSUE TO CHOOSE YOUR
VACATION ACTIVITIES.
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"U you want to devote time to the good of society, you can't
think of a better place to start than by helping a youngster," •aid
Robert GalliYaD, president ot the Catholic Big Brolhera of Orange County.
Bob, who was born in Hartford, Connecticut, knows the Importance
of a big brother in a boy's life, becauae be bad five real ones to whom be nay. looked for gut~ When the Gallinn &mily moved
to Newport Beach, Bob wu a ,er. Be enrolled at Newport Harbor Higlt ~ and WU gradoated in . " • _
At Loyola Vniversµy in LOI Alurelet, be majored in liberal ~arta. The year he was graduated, 1967, Bob married" Patrida Clemence. whom be bad known since high school.
He worked one year as a process engineer for Douglas aircraft
in Santa Monica, then moved to San Diego, where be became a drug
salesman with Geigy Pharmaceutical Company. Still not satisfied, Bob
thought he would like to work with people in a more personal way
so he began studying law at night at the University of San Diego. He
'Catch My Soul'
Jerry lee Lewis, •boft, st•n a Iago In ft-bfuetorftythm version of Otetlo,
"Cetch My Soul,• pt.ying through April 13 In the Ahm.nson ThMtr. of
the Music Center In Los Angeles.
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2500 O.ffodilt .+ · do&. 69c
400 Orchids at ·--50c Mdt plui many-....,. . I In our Produce O.jNr+ment • • • We soW • • • ·
I 42 C.rtons of Oreftges1 et . '3 .29 per CertOfl
31 C.ae1 of Artichokes at · 6 lor fl .OO
14 lushes of Fresh Peas et :"ite·Mt, ' jo
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9'LING "~A.R ·TY STARTS
WEEK AT DISNEYLAND
Disneyland is all set for a groovy Spring Fling party on April I
which will initiate the swingingest EMter vacation week in the park's
history .
Top rock banda, swing mualc and more than 400 prizes, lncludin«
a new a~tomobile, will be added to the tun and adventure of DilDeytana
from 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. for the SprinC Ring which is especially desiped for young adults. ·
Entertainerc will include the Californians, the Levee Loungers, the
Moods, tbe Premiers, the Mustangs with specW guest star Bobby Vee, Bill
Elliott's Orcbe9tra, Young Men from New Orleans, Royal TlbitianJ and
Clara Ward Singers.
And throughout the following week, April 8 through 12, there will
be special stage shows, music and ctanclng every night to midnight
Starring nightly on the Tomorrowland Stage will be the Cowsilla,
George Carlin, guest emcee Sam Riddle and the Baja Marimba Band.
Other nighttime etars during the week will include 'lbe Lom' Spoon-
ful, the Mustangs, the Five Americans, Clara Ward Singers, Royal ".rahi-
tians, Bill Elliott, the Levee Loungers and Young M~ from New Ortean&.
Daytime entertainment will include three shows eadl afternoon on the Tomorrowland stage starri.Qg the Kida Nm Door.
Climax of the vacation period will come April 14 with the Park'•
annual Old Fashioned Easter Parade, featuring antique autoe OlilY deco-
rated with spring flowers, and Disney characters. 'lbe parade will becin at
2 p.m. on Easter Sunday.
Advance ticket. to, the special Spring_ Fting puty are on Mle now
at Desmond's, Wallldl's Music City, and at Disneylud.
Tickets, $5 advance and $8 on the night of Ute event, include lld-
mWion to Dlsneytanct. all emertainmem areas, and unlimited mt of ttl adventures (except shooting galleries).
DisneJbnd will be open April e from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. ~
for Spring mng from 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. From April 7-13, the lWt Will bi
open e v e r y day from 9 a.m. to midnight and on April 14 from 9 Lm. to 10 p.m.
Beginning April 15, Disneyland will be open daily from 10 a.m. to
6 p.m. From April 20 ttirougb May 20, the Park will operate Wednesday
through Friday from 10 a.m. toe p.m. and on ~Y and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.
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reom N room. The ..._ en the roof et the left is • microwew entenM thNutl.' .WC. 'en' cemn.umcatlons ere Mtabliahed witta the outside world.
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in New York City, where a tenemenl wa. completely rebuilt in 48 hours,
using the pre-fab technique.
Other architectural highlights ol the House of Tomorrow, as envi-
sioned by Philco-Ford, include:
-A dome on the roof containing microwave antenna through
which all communications -video, audio, teletype and facsimile -
are established with the outside world
-An entrance way containing a sonic cleaner that removes
dust from 1arments and a vibrating floor grill to remove dirt from
shoes.
- A filter sy6lem that eliminates dust by cleansing thOI air as
it is heated or cooled.
But the major innovation wW be the use of a central computer that
will control all systems within the home. The resuh will be a household
whose affairs a~ handled quickiy, efficienUy and automatically.
Having adopted the computer for ~terns co.Dlrol, Philco-Ford
searched through existing teclmololf and decided to include the fuel ceU.
electroluminescence, holography, lDlcrocircuitry and automation.
The fuel cell, now used principally in space programs, soon will be-
come economically feasible for home application. It was selected rather
than atomic energy because it has more aseful by-products and appe.ars
to be more suitable technologically.
Microcircuitry will be of' prime importance in the house. Today,
eletttonic scientlsta are just beginning to introduce into consumer products
the first generation of. microcircuit. -ti1J1 chips no bigger than the head
of a pin, yet cont.lning an entire radio cimlit. In only a few short years,
the freedom of deslan afforded by these tiny chips will make po~ble an
electronic complex that will automatically control all lighting, entertain-ment equipment, apptiantes and comm\Jlications gear in a space no greater
than ls needed for a contemporary portable radio.
'1be photo1?1phs used are from a lGmm color movie, now available
OJl loan without charge, from the film library of the Ford Motor Company
in Dearbol'llt M1chi&an, 48121. Requests fOr the film should be made at least three weeks in advance of ~e showing date.
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~·· ieve lellrned from -exbetaaijve ~/)'
Att-' the )lll'Oblem at Oace. Ne\rer
allow stains, spots and general soiling
to be trampled into the surface of
the carpet. Be sure to vacuum
regularly.
When en •ccident occurs. scrape
or blot up the substance at onee,
using a dull knife.
Never scrub in a wide circular mo-
tion. Use white paper towels or tissue
or white unstarched absorbent cloth
to blot or sponge the soiled area.
Work gently from the outside of
the spotted area toward the center
to avoid spreading or widening the area.
Ninety percent of the average
household stains and spots can be
blotted up as mentioned above. Use
lukewarm water with one teaspoonful
of neutral liquid detergent, such as
type used for fine fabrics, when spot
cleaning.
If stain or spot is stubborn apply
a teaspoon of white vinegar to three
teaspoons of water and allow to re-
main about 15 minutes, ~peat if
necessary.
Outside urpeting should be scru~
bed with a mixture of two cups of
chlorine bleach, mixed with a light
detergent to each gallon of warm
water. Always scrub clean and rinse
well with hose.
NEXT WEEK
GARDEN ORNAMENTS
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Please address inquiries and questions by letter to: Designen Notebook,
WMkender M•9•zine, Post Office Box 1875, Newport Beach, California.
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NEYER A DULL MOMENT IN THE
WEEK-LONG YOUTH EXPOSIJ'ION
The Anaheim Convention Center will be the scene of a pant youth
exposition for Easter week when Tommy Walker stages Teen Time U.S.A.,
opening April e to run through Airi 14.
MtrlC'tioDI will include just about everything for the young people
including coneerts by big name muaical groups, a thrill-ride midway, midget
auto races, games, prizes, exhibits of trend setting products by large oor·
poration1, mu.teal fashiOn tbowa and a comp«ition between amateur rock
groups called Battle ol the Sound&, '88.
Leading off on opening day will be a concert by the Sunshine Com·
pany and Love and Sweetwater. Big Brother and the Holding Company,
Iron Butterfly and the James Cotton Blues Band will be highlighted on
April 9. 1be Electric F1ag, Steppenwolf and Blue Cheer will take over on
the night of Aprit 11 with Frkl~n!pril 12, devoted to Country Joe and
the Fish with the Box Topi and ed Beat also playing.
Saturday, April 13, the Sunshlne Compeny will return in a. program
which indudes the American Breed, the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band and the
Hook. All conceria are to ~ held at e and 9 p.m.
The alwa11 popular queen contest will have its preliminary on Mon-
day, April 8. MW Teen Time U.S.A. will be chosen from among Homecom-inC Queens of high ICbools from Santa Barbara to San Diego. On Tuesday
night, the night the Queen will be crowned, singer Brenton Wood will per-
form. 1'1e winner receives a $1000 scholarship and other prise•.
'!be Weal in mini, mkti and mui styles will be dilplayed in unUJUal
· fashion ahows lpO!lJOred by Bulloct'a Santa Ana. They will be backed up
by the latest in rock musk and Tommy Mahoney, famous for his dances
in Walt Disney Production1, will bne the models dancing in musical revue
productions performed aeveral times eac!i day with a light show lncorpor·
ated into the action. Styles fer young men and women will be featured.
. ranging from the ''Bonnie and Clyde" look t.o the ultra feminine wear for
the ladies and etening garments for young men. ·
Kany prizes will be given away during the run of the exposition with -
the grand prtze, an Oldsmobile Cutlass S convertible. Each Saturday night
two Yamaha mororcycles will be awarded-a Newport 50 and a Campus eo.
Tommy Walker, producer of the show was USC's star ~llCekkftr
(class of '48) who also doubled as a drum major and was the original Tom-
. my Trojan.
For 12 years Walter was with Disneyland, opening the park and re-
maining a director of entertainment and customer relations, until be left
to head bis own Tommy Walker Productions.
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Can"Ofl Shelby, bmous rMe car builder, names this ene the Super SnakC
It Is an all-ttme winner an4 .,.... 1'9Card hotw, havlnt •Hained clote to
300 mites per hour. Don Prudhomme is the driver In this picture .
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now being ordered with .tart.ling regularity
by patrons of White Horse Inn, Newport
Beech. The story goes that mimwter Bob S.
AND Lellnie Lizzie dreamed up the ~ on
an othe.rwiee du! evening at Berbhire s-On·
The-Bay one long-ago time. Two friends of
Lizzie's (femme-type) dropped by While Bone
Inn lut week to regi*r a formal complaint
. . . and t.o . . • natch, what else • • alto alp
a couple of the Buttered Beaatiel. * . -Henry Hanna, planiJt-~ now enter-
taining nightly at the Grand Bot.I, ·Allah~
You'll find him in the SeTtlle ·LouJllf,i"uid h1i
credits indiClte be might be~ qatte ~. find._ at
thal A once accompanilt · aDcl-muiCal ·cfueo.
tor for the DeCaatro Sllteh; ··HaDDa .·bu alto
played IOlo engagementl-.at Barrab'~z. Lake ta.hoe; the Raequet Club· and El MJrador
Hotel, Palm Sprinp and-at tbe Sanda Hotel,
Lu Vegas. ~
* An aside to Pete Escobar, Cua F.Mlobar,
Anaheim. That Saturday evening dinner wu
delldous u a whole, but whoever prepares
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aceompenied by butter IO~ that jt 'beO
came a chore to blend the one wltli-Ule other.
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Com Mesa GoJI and CoWltry Qub •liDce lit.I
opening last spring, will now tab over the
whole kit and kaboodle u . the high m~
moot overseeing ~ enttre ~Uon.-~'!be
new statu--Of-aflain to become realitJ. When
CKGftCC reopens on Aitrn:a:· Golllil1~' ~
ties ba'ff mnained nailible.ctminC reinodel-
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7ear or 10 bL.Benignl bu carrled oa inanJ
of the e1tab~'1 traditlou ud added ~me lnterelttng touches .of htt ~· :~~·· ubaneee specialties, ·plus .trtah crab legs,; mubroomJ and other dellc.aciea
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DANCING TO -·' . .
DAN . :PDllY'S TRIO
TUESDAY TRllOUGH sATURDAY
cOMPtm ·a11es n• uis
The Helhh/Platlgonky Concerts ,.turn to
Los Anvelet In The Pavlllon of The Music
Center on Sunday evenings at 7 o'~lock sharp
March 31, April 7 and 14. The Ma~h 31
event is a ,..cltal by Helf.ti, assisted by pt.
anist Brooks Smith. Leonard Pennario and
Piatigorsky appear In Ndtal at the April 7
ewnt, •ncl Heffetz/PlatitonJry, shown abow,
•ppNr with Orchestra on April 14.
NOWI ~
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one of the hllhNthh dur·
Inf the finals of MiM
Teen TitM U.S.A. Con-
test on TuMday, April t.
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fore In Or.,.. CoUftty
teen nlthfclulll -they will ,...,.... ht COftCllf't
on Satvrdey, April 13.
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The Electric Flat will be
•nother of the current
groups which will be
there to entwt•in and
• m • 1 e, on Thund.y night, April 11.
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$prMding their wfntl In ...............
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The ,,. luttwflr. Thlt
f..-muslal ....., Wiff
appe•r in cone.rt on
Wed_.y, April 10.
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U.S.A. ~ ~floi:t ...... ~~, group. They wUI .,,..,
rn ~ -~ s.tvr-.,.. Aprfl ' aftd IS.
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1 MUSICIANS - 2 VOCALISTS
IN THE IED -VELVET ROOM
SPECIAL SUNDAY BUFFET 59f
ILOOOY MARYS 5°'
FROM 5 P.M.
MARK DA YIDSON TRIO
TUISOAY 1HIU lHUISDAY
1045 l.y.We•°'· .•• ·M .. &tte11ee t. ..... ...,
Oii lhiilllr. t ~,.z .... ............. "SOUND· iwY•U......T ... DON'T.MIU l'n
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Ou.,. 'N· • Aa ·lo· :u· 1 '. : .; , • ;, I ·~, ~. ~ :' . . ~ .. ~ .. : • • n• C•'s hsl1 ...... fllertll_. Scell
Bc>s20pe;h9cll Galon soup and. salad. 'lbe
accom~Jbil Calf. ornia rose' wine was a
. fine complemeat to the meal.
· 'Al~ 'IOiDeone special' at our table ,!_.~:'not".':~ d'f<lr' her escalope de
'F.,~ftaU.·OtQt .{ftll Olcar), one portion on any
• · o~;~...,.t 411tiitelJ does not portray fairly
the'~ of ,a' r.lawant, a'nd Le Sl Tropes
is ~-recOmmended as a ''try it ...
Otiiir abe'es·aftiting you: filet de-sole, AmiftclliMt' ts.DO;. b0e1if Bourguignon (beef
.Jn ·wme), ·$3.50; .tripe a la . mode de . Caen,
·· P .'15;· CCMitl11 ·.m ii.lane (chicken With white wme), $4.00; pkla:de veau, Marsala, f4.25;
ciaiaes de ~ provencales (fro& legs),
U.25; ca.._ a l'onnge (orange OCkling).
'4,.00; ereud1n de beef marcband de vin
(lilet,iD u.nota uuce), $4.75; Australian lob-.ter; · '4.50; toarnedos Henry IV ~f with
belrnaile .. aaace), '4,. 75; entreeote mi.Dute
ftrt pre (Sutem prime New York lteak).
$5.25; .. filet mipoD, $5.50; steak au poivre
Fine NapoleGD, (pepper steak flambe), fS.50.
Ap~ lndude escargots, $1.75;
shrimp ~ fl.50' and/or pate' de foie
llCl'lCllAllOllRE COllO
REE CHAMPIONSHIP
FIGHT FILMSI
Daly u ... ' ,_ ~2 ....
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Mabon, $1.50.
French pastries tor dealert and a lenctJiJ
wine list allO available. No liquor is eened
at Le Sl Tropez.
Pet Peeves
I Readus hne expressed llking the "penon-
al plea.9en" listed btftin one recent cohun.D
... and have also inquired a.s to personal pet
peeves. ·
.They are legion ... and here are, ju.st a
few.
Brellfut chefs who do not batter your
toast. Waitresses who add bot coffee to J'OGf
cup without astln& ••• jult when it lw fin.
ally become cool enough to drink. Small.
pla.llttcecaaed tenings of jam or jelly. Barci.
r;revy balh brown potatoes, undeMooted
eggs. The cost of foar sauace linb ••• T5c
at maD1 reetamants •.• when JOU tnow the
cost ol a whole poand at the mlehborbood
market. Wlitrellea who can't comprelaend a
aimp1e order of llUJage with bub browns
DON JOSE'
MEXICAN RESTAURANT __ ,....,,....... __ ...... c.--. 11.W
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lit I. 11'11 COSTA MISA ._~t-
..._.111 ~· II ~ HAYDEN CAUSEY, CHARLES MURCHISON
of. S :J, JOSEPHINE COURREGES
• C ~ Witt. T\e Dee.atr• Si.tent e ainl ronez 1
ENCHILADA & tAco ......•• s1.10 r , cH1u REWNO-ENCHILADA .. s1.4s RESTAURANT FRANCAIS ,
FNnch Specialty
Chef Rene'
I f-erly wit!\ ltomuoff't I
3012 Newport Blvd. Newport Be.ch
OPEN DAILY 5:30 P.M. TIL 10:30 P.M.
CloMd Mond•y 673-7113
di PIAZZA
exceptional itelian cuisine
domestic-imported beers and wines
food to go
615-3641
palm ovenue at bay
holboe peninsula
Cl.Mel MCMWl•y
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9093 E. AdMnS (.t ..... ta) Hunt. leldt 962-7911
9:00 TO 1 :30 NIGHTLY ~CEPT TUESDAY
JIMMY VANN n10
UICJAL IUMDA Y IDSIONI
H.un HOUl-Mea. .... Pr ..... 6k
SCHROEDER'S CHEF'S INN
Utl L COAST HIWAY C01011A -MAI
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. . . ud teep trying to puab eas an4 tout
with the requested fare.
DriDb with toe much lee ••• upeciall7
that tut-piled-in one cube that conatantly
aets jn your way while sippine. Musicians
who smote on the st.and. Emcees wbo don't
know when to get ofl. RettauranU tbat mate
you wait when you have a 1et raenation
time. Nightclub patrons who 1'91d -,ou a
drint witllout asking if 10Q deli.re same . . •
or &top by t9 u.1 hetto and lea" q hour later. Shouted drink or food orders. Owners
who bock other rata~.
Bartenders who recount their Doa Jun acttYitiea. Piano bar muaiclana who &ip more
than they play throughout the He.Ding. Off· color comedia11J-commediennes. IAud·moutb-
ed customers ... e.specialJy during a floor
show. Obscenities (mtk or female) in a
crowded cocktail lounge. Water fOJt who kt
everyone know the craft ~eel outside is
theirs. Tipsy daneen bump{ng and sbovtni
others on the floor. Gyp joint pricu on food,
drink and even cigareUes. Owners apologiz-
ing for bad food or service. Drinking owners
Now Enjoy
~~:;,-i 4 a
your f av«:>rite
cocktails • • •
Buffim~·
:J-ranc~can Room
Luncheons everyday except Sunday ..
from 11:00
DinDtt served until 8:00
Monday, Thursday, Friday
Mate a date to stop . • • enjoy the
finest cuisine, the finest llquon
anllable .••
and, a view ol Newport Ba1
the perled mftt!n&
spot • • • • marveloul
place to relu
when ,ou•re aboppla•
In
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wbo Clll't ·bGW 1t~H4Ml 1tm4Jm•;nt.Jlt=tM
J.ad1el ltaD4 IA a 1cocktall'Jou•.. · ., •
A Cl'Jiai 'Ja£ '~A·taJtinr 'JM, ; ~ .... •ttailbi:;.tt& ·tt.e ,., 1~.'l:llledioil.
Sinplon& .p8tr0u lnMatd. • pl.UO . bar., 'lbe
Jaci of bon d'ot.mea ;It ~· ~Coullb'• ... -..1y, toO-tGo. nltauranti.1fle.19Dt,who ~ witll·talii~Gf Jlll'·~
in& .• ~ties. ... Tbe ~~i . ' •.·.• i• .. ~ .. pl. '. " •• ~ jult CID 't hancDe , . . bat inllltl oil trJia !: ;ul;~l ·~ at ~":". · ... •,lot"~
A nice epiltk'ftom Mn. I. Robert, ColU
Jfes&. • ' •' ' " '· r ')
. "I rMd J011t cailllllD :tfWJ ~·~ ~
lt YtrJ interistlAc-.AJ»oa&•a. ,ar. -llO~ J09 .uticmed fnino'1 :.ftilia9~Rlltalll'Ult .•
Co.ta Ilea b:ept for .. 'WI .oie ~-b1s
ttlturant wu neffl' mentiolleel , apbL ~· TIMI
food ii very good and Imno baa _opned ,g..
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THE ROUNDERS
8:30 p.m. • 1 :45 CUii.
MUSIC SEVEN NIGHTS A y, .. -.azcww
(Ne c..... Cbarve>
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1107 Jamltoree Roed Newport a.ech
644-1700
palisades
Dinner, luncheon, Cocktoils & Atmosphere
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Sundey -trunch .JJ;OO A.M. -3!00 P.t,A. .
Facir.tle$ for Benquest, M.etings end
Private Perties up to 200 Persons.
PAUSADES ROAD
HTWEB4
tlWPORJ BOWVARO
AND
ID tHlll ROAD r i,;.'" ':' •.
546-6514
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LUNCff EO'N 'and DINNER
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