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FRIDAY AFTERNOON, DECE~BER 13, 1968
UPIT .......
$F STATE DEMONStRAT 'IHROWN FOR 'LOSS ~ '
Bur\ed Undt.r ~ Pound• Qf Hitf1~oy P;'!!e'ni~. ' ·
Classes Resu"'ie at SF
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After Fire in J~uilding
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -Strike-
troubled. San Francisco Slate-College
resumed classes quietly today as officials
found that a small ovelnight n:re had
deslroyeG schedules and r o o m
assignments for next semester.
The fire in the Administration Buildins,
a main. target of striking students, was
of undetermined cause and did littlC
damage.
The campus was disturbed Thur¢ay
afternoon by rock·throwing skirmishes,
aod police arrested 16 persons, including
a ! bearded minstrel in a red ~el.vet
cape.. . . . .
The incidents, lateSt . m a senes
resulting from a strike called by Ntgro
sluderits, ·came as the' state college
system trustees rejected an outside
Jetliner Crashes
Into Caribbean;
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51 Aboard Perish
CARACAS (UPI) -Rescue boat!
operating among swarms of sharks off
the coast of Venezuela radioed tOday
there were no survivors In the crash
or a Pan Ameircan· World Airways
Boeing 707 jet which hit the sea in
a ball of names Thursday night with
51 persons aboard.
l ' ~alion offer and appointed a fnur-man
~ultation commiUee. (Related Story,
Page 4).
! George Gomer, 24, the guitar-playing
ti:;oubadour, was arrested on charges
of w.lng obscenities, disturbing the peace ahd inciting to riot after be sang out
for. the resignation of S. l Hayakawa,
tbe school's acting president.
·students, who had been quietly
debating their next strike action, rallied
Lo Gomer and the pi cketing was on.
I Violence flared later in the day when
pi.lice moved among pickets and arrested
John Levin, 24, a strike leader who
is1 • a meni)"Jer of the Students for a
DemC>Cratic Society and the Progressive
Labor Party.
. Levin was arrested on a warrant based
on a complaint signed· by Hayakawa
concerning previous incidents. Eiact
c~es were not known.
·Rocks flew again and atudents shouted
to police, "Pigs off campus!"
1 As demonstrators left the campus,
highway patrolmen lined a sidewalk
between buJldings and more scuffles
bfoke out, others were arrested and
sbme students were hit by clubs.
jBefore picketing ended, the line was
a hall mile long around the campus,
and there was a shorter line of teacbe.rs
between demonstrators and police.
The arrests Thursday brought the tntal
arrested to 127 since Hayakawa called
in police Dec. 2.
Among picketers Thursday w e r e
groups carrying signs saying they
represented Sonoma, Sacramento, and
If.ng Beach state colleges.
Striking began Nov. 6 wlth the Black
Students Un1nn demanding • Ncsro
(See SF STATE, Page I)
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Dead Man's
Identity
A Mystery ,
The idenUty.cifa man who died 'I1tur'I-·
day in a Costa Mesa farm labor'barracks'
where ~· GI rubblDg *"'10f.'"'1Di!iic', occurred Is being sought tpday by the•
Orange County Coroner'• office.
He I! believed lo bave given the name
Wilson V. Demor , wbeft hired tarller
in the week at1s8.kloka~.nnS,.148S4 E.
Sunflower Ave., ace~ to Officer
Bob Arnold.
The time card -poUibly stolen while
the victim lay dying -ii missing,
however, which complicates the matter.
Investigators said in the death report
that men are paid if they have a time
card, not t;y name, and the dead man
bad:two daya' pay coming.
coroner's Deputy ruchard Slaughter
said fingerprlnts are being traced today
to determine the identity of the man.
who died of bronchial pneumonia.
Officer Arnold said then! was virtually
no communication between the victim ana his barracks companions, because
they are Mexican and he was apparently
an American Indian.
Police noted that most of the men
drink wine on weekends, l~en shift
to rubbing alcohol when Ulelr funds are
low, because the latter costs only 26
cents a pint.
The victim was found dead when
Guillermo 8 . Durazo, 40, took a sack
lunch to him at noon.
Man, 21, Guilty
In N arco Case
A Newport Beach man arrested in
a narcotic• roundup that jailed 20 persons
today pleaded guilty to charges of selllilg
marijuana.
Superior Court Judge William Speirs
ordered Kent Colin Calhoun, 21, Of 1200
Balboa Blvd., to serve tlve months in
Orange County jail. He also placed the
Newport man on three years probation.
Court action is pending aga1nst 19
others arrested Jast Nov. 17 during raids
in Laguna Beach, Sooth Laguna, N•wport
Beach and Costa Mesa. S h e r I f f ' s
narcotics investigators, agents of the
State Bureau of Narcotics Enforcement
and local police joined hands in the
Orange Coast sweep.
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Copter Probe Ends
. Testiinony Pineoi~ts M~sed St~P:,
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1 BJ· AR'l11tJll IL VINSEL . missed step in the sa1vaa:e and reccm-cOsta Meaa. 1 c 1 · ' 1
' ' ' : : • ·· °':""'·~•lift,~ :· ~·'· ·diUoning of ~wom ;.ma .'8t~ the ' , OnAug.14,~l i.sooreetoV~=· '-'t:iton. A twe>day nea.mc'l·li IO the plunge , It .,;;,pped, ---'•·· "• ·
of • -•••el .,__ hell ter Slllorsky plant In COnnecUcuL --.......,. ~ I ,... -,. es -ways cop ' N300Y -referred 'to as N~'-ilOO which killed 22 _pera00a: was concluded This crucial information in the probe -:""7"4:
long lf!'f dart Thursday; with a dowri-1<> or the oecoiid LAA craft to go down Yankee by Ule avlaUo'o e~-' Dbllll;
earth dl&logue on manufacturlng. and within a fou.r-mOnth period, wu uqcover· tiig info· Pop teuden Par&, wflert ~lt
maintenance standarQr and rea>rci-keep-ce by Ute· ~B. ma.J.ntenance · reeords exploded in flames.
ing. ~ ~OU~ -A photograph snapj>ed;by .. ..,ewltneu
. A report !JD the .Preci5e reason Wh)'. Tli. f~pcn1 1 Ji&s coffii)ilect by NTS~ ~ho was careylng his camera aboWI"
one of five rotbr .sp1ndles which mawed air safety investiga~rs · Robert E. the stricken, 9.5 ton "f?alt at ·aoout '100
due to metal faligue was oot airworthY Glhnour I.rid Rudoll Kapus:tjn. feet, with ·the j ello.w . colOr-Coded blade
is upected. from . the · Na\ Ion a I The fatal splndle, ·designated AJ·ll; Ihlssing.
Transporta.tipn Safety Board ln the nert was. overhauled at the Sikorsky plin~ ; Steps · in salvage and reworkirig on
few months. last June, prior to being installed on ~ blade include inapectioli bJ floure•
Testimony and r"eporta issued Thtirsday the passenger craft piloted by Capt. cent flaw-detection equJpment; stripping /
stroni:Iy point tO one "Isola~. but tragic Kep Waggoner, 33, of 3131 Pierce Ave.~ Qf nickel plate, grinding, surfjlce-tOughen-
, · · ihg, tlien feplaUng with a nickel sulfate
2 Hippie Church Coeds
Sent Home From School
By JMta MeNABBt Jr.
Of "" DallY l'Het lt•ff
Two pretty gtrla affiliated with the
church-hopping Teens for Christ Thurs-
day were sent home from a HunUngto~
Beach High School, oae wlUt a Uve-day
suspension slip and the'. other with orders
to slip out of ber Biblical gown into
something less comfortable but more
modern .. ~,
Assistant, Principal OWen Miller said
one girl, a junior, ap~ on the C8f!i·
pus at 15871 Sprinidile SL robed m
illegal Biblical dress.
She was reportedly discovered talking
about JesUJ to another student and was
handed the five-day suspension when
she refused to obey orders to bait her
preaching.
Miller said the other girl's suspension
came in conjunction with truancy
charges, but the petite, brown.eyed
senior denied the suspension Thursday
was connected with alleged skipping of
classes.
She rtat.ed It was her fourth suspension ,
since the term began t.ut Insisted only
the first two were for truancy. 'The
third was three days for pasaing out
gospel tracts on campus, she said. ·
Principal Glen Dysinger aald the1 girl
member of the militant sect had a
two-lnonth record of ' disregarding ·the
anti-religion statutes.
"She has persisted to violate Ute
F..ducation Code which restricts the
distribution of religious and political pro-
paganda. We're approaching the point
of referring her to Wlntersburg," he
said.
(Wlnt.ersburg High School is qie co~
linuation high school in the Huntington
Beach Union High School Dlairlct.)
Both girls were taken home by the
campus security chlef Obie Moore. The
junior lat.er retur_ned to clasSes after
changing from her robe.
''I had to do what my mother wanted
me to do, so I put on the same kind
of dress that all the school robots wear,''
· she said.
The girls said Thursday afternoon they
wou~ continue "lo spread the saving
grace of Jesus Christ on campus."
According to the senior girl, the two
nrganlzed a noon prayer circle and Bible
study class which In two months has
(See TEENS, Page I)
compound. ' ' · . · " ' The ciitpJ toughening process -c.n:"
ed sho~peenlng -was apparen~
done, accord.tng to the Gilruour-Ka~lln
'l'porl handed to newsmen ~1
along with other reJM)rt.s on lhe Pf'?~;.
. "During an interview with thei!1 rator ~ho perfonned the plating a~on,
the operator stated in ea t the
spindle 3ppeared (\) ,bo shot-. ed and
tht iio -i>'<!ling of Iba ,~ 'ol tjl• spindle assi:mbly was !)erfonft.'
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dby Sikots.kY ar, that · _ / !lie ret>Otf,
"I' The. p3n had ool _, shot-peened,
lftfore U was sent eut f re-working.
ConsequenUy, the e ~Bf pJckeJ.o
p~ated and returned aervice, -.;reater.
~an it should bav , a Si.torstJ·
eXecuUve testUled ay. .
James N. H udstant chief of
engineering test tor Sikorsky, aai~
(Seo G, Poge l)
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it's gonna be a wet Weekend. Look
roi:1 lhowen Saturday and Sunday
""" continued cool temperatures.
INSIDE TODAY
WEEKENDER 1_.i .. gell
.r ready to gr°"' .,./ today'1 coo-
tr picWre teU, Ua.t 1~.
The plane had left Kennedy In-
ternational Airport in New York al 2: 10
p.m. PST Thursday and plunged into
the sea as it was approaching Caracas'
Maiquet.ia Intemational Airport on a
nonstop night. The ·la.st wun1 came from
the pilot who radioed at 1:05 p.m. he
\vould need no maintenance in Caracas.
The plane was reported to have es·
plOOed in fiight and Venezuelan Navy
rescue officials sa.Jd ':there ar.e. DO .l!gns
of Ii f e" at the scene, lS miles off the
coast. They found empty rubber rafl3
and fragments of wreckage noaUng on
the sea .
Foreman Says Police Curbs Overdue;i'
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Cerwa of the re3Clle boa~ said tbeJ.
had found 13 boC:lies -seven women.
rive men and two children -and . that
some of the bodies had been molested
by sharks.
'lbt.y reported "swarms" of sharks
at the scene of the crash.
In Washington the Natl0l1al Tnnsporta·
lion Sar•ty Board said first infonnaUon
indicated the crash was w i t b I n
Venezuelan fw'lsdJction a n d would be
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ot .... DeltJ ...... l!aff
U. S. Supreme Cow1 rulingJ that have
rstrlcted law enforcement agencies Are
!tit only vital and necessary but •••
more than 100 years overdue, trial laW\)'er
Percy Foreman told Orange County at-
totoeys Thursday night.
tn i rejecUon of pollce resentment
of recent high court decillons, Ule fained
Texu 1-.ey told ti!< Orange , eo,.nt1
Trial Lawyen A....U.Uon In Anaheim:
"'What the amsUng olHcer wanq. JI
the rig)lt to determine Ule guilt of the
auspect then and there. He thlnb he
ahoWd be able to develop bis case from
the IUlpecl instead or bulldtng It agslnsl
the IUJpeCI,
"Law enforcement people took on our
(lawyers) protection ol the rights of the
individual and the ~kllng of con-
stltullonal doc1rlne u !he creallon of
a haodicap for them," ·Foreman aakL
,"Wbat Uley want la Ule attuaUon that
exlNd before the Supreme Cow1 Onal11
clamped down ' 1 perpetull If""" light
for Ule police oruc.r.
"It's a handicap to the law en-
forcement offlctr when we insllt on
a trial at all,'' mapped Foreman. "What
he'd like us to do ii lhave the~ head
of the auspect and paint It juat the
way they do in Rusala.
"Or then qaln,'' Foranan said, "he'd
love the system Ibey UM oo the Getman
hlghway1 wllen they !Qe your car and
your llctme IWIY Ule mlnut< you commit
a drlvina tnfracUon.
"And It'• · a handlcJp lb law en-
forcement oWctr1 that they're compelled
to protect the lndlvlduol rlibll ol raplsll,
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robbers, communlltl, murdereri l{XI
child mo1esters and &ee thernr. becaUM of tba1 protecUon, '1 F
charged.
"But let me tell you thll~" ciour,
dry Tenn said, "not OM md' fa any
of thoae categories bu betQ, freed for
any other reason than tNt-the la" enton:emeat officer by lilt actiool
violated Ule pnimlle ol •C...UtuUoa
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the man accuaed o( kruW Dr. Martin
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HEART 'FELT' SCENE -General Telephoile Co,'1 Connie .Mdlray
finds .Kallly Footer, 6, bas plenty of heart ai she laUJ yoangJler's
pllhe eleclroaicaily at DAILY PILOT~ Telepbolle llllow now
-way Ill Huntington Center,
Gatti Traffic Officer VP
Nico 5f:l, Loe Galli "' Seal -
Im ..... --"-"'""' Onoge °"""' Traffic Offian Asoociai
tillll,
Ab> ......, to the rost... of ornc.rs
in recrs& ,.,,.,... conducted by the
group ... oom am Cort>ln of Foonli
ta.in \'alley who will ser\'e as secretary
.. ""' 1118 board, -allioln. serving
-LL Bol>ert Palmor d Smda Ana
as president. wiD be swmn in at 1
January meeting !ltiII to be arr ...,S,
Representing w..t Onmg< lbml)' on
the 11ate m Judidal 1qae •Nafu'es will
be Officer Rkhonl W'• t( Ganim
Grove .
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HOLIDAY LAMP SPECIAL
15°/o TO 30°/o -DON"! MISS THIS RARE OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE
OUR RNE LAMPS AT FANTASTIC SA VIN6S CHOOSE
FROM A WIDE SELECTION OF SUCH NAME PANDS
AS MAlltO -DISFGN 5111\0 -AllTISAM AND MANY MOREi -
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VOt:. 61, NO. 289, 4 SECTIONS, 54 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA FRIPAY, DECEMBER IJ, '1'61 '
Dally Paper
TEN CENTS
All Lost • Ill Jet Crash
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S harks Swarm, a t Wreckage, Hamper R escuers
CARACAS (UPI) -Rel!CUe boatt
operating among &wanna of sharks off ·
the c o a 1 t ot Venezuela radioed today
there were no S\ll'Vlvors in the crash
of a Pan A.meircan World Airways
Boeing 7(ff jet which hit the sea in
a ball of names 1bursday night with
51 persons aboard.
The plane had left Kemedy ln-
ternatiooal Airport in New York at 2:10
p.m. PST Thursday and p!Wll!ed into
tbe sea as lt was approaching Caracas'
Annual Coast
40 Mile s Fete
Deadline Near
The Orange COast, from Seal Ueach
to San Clemente, ls becoming brighter
by the evening as owners of homes,
businessa and institutions imtall dazz-
ling Christmas lights and decorations.
Much of the decorative effort during
the holiday season will be judged in
the annual "40 Miles of Christmas
Smiles" contest, an institution started
more than 30 years ago.
The deadline for entry in the contest
is 5 p.m. Monday. Judges will make
their decisions as to winners in all
categories Dee. 19.
The annual event, started In the
Depression era by the late Willii:!';n
Gatlienne, originally was intended as
an attempt to bring people down to
the coast during the Chri!tmas aeason
to boost business: · -· 1 • -
Among the divisions In which the
judges will anro prizes are the bett
religious shrine, the best Christmas
~.:ene,-l.J.he· be&~ Cboper.ativt neighborhood
· • ~ • heSt · o1.1taoor tree. • best lighted 'l..._~ecotated. ptlblic bWldliiii 'ud' aie ·
beSl irtreet lighting and decOratimJ ·
'I'roi;hltl will go to 'the aweepslakes
winner and fOr . first.,1 second and third
places in each division.
San Clemente won the sweepstakes
award la.st year.
Persons who want their decorations
considered for judging-can contact their
local Chamber or Commerce. or tha
Orange County Coast Association at P .0.
Box 272, Huntington Beach, or P.O. Box
8282, Fountain Valley.
P olice Seeking
Labor Barr acks
Victim's Identity
The identity or a man who died Thurs·
day in a Costa J\.fesa £ahn labor barracks
where bouts of rubbing alcohol drinking
occurred is being sought today by the
Orange County Coroner's office .
He is believed to have given the name
Wilson V. Dem or when hired earlier
in the week at Saldoka Farms, 14854 E.
Sunflower Ave., according to Officer:
Bob Ar.iold.
The time card -possibly stolen while
the victim liy dying -is missing.
however, which complicate! the matter.
Investigators said In the death report
that men are paid if they have a time
card, not by name, and lhe dead man
bad two days' pay coming.
Coroner's Deputy Richard Slaughltr
said fingerprints are being traced today
to determine the identity of the man,
¥.'ho died o( bronchial pneumonia.
Officer Arnold said there was virtually
no communication between the vicUm
and bis barracks companions, bec.auJe
they are Mexican and he was apparenUy
an American Indian.
Police noted lhat mo.!1 of the men
drink wine on weekends, r ~ shift
to rubbing alcohol when their funds are
low. because the latter costs only 26
cents a pint.
Maiqueila lntemaUonal Airport on a
nonstop flight. The last word came from
the pUot wbo radioed at 6:05 p-.m. he
would need 'no maintenance in Caracas: '
The plane was reported to bave ex-
ploded in flight and Venezuelan Navy
rescue officials said "there are no signs
of Ii f e" at tbe !Celle, 16 miles off the
coast. 'Ibey found empty rubber rafts
and fragments of wreckage fioating on
the sea.
Crews ol the rescue boats said they
had found 13 bodies -seven women.
five men and two children -and that
some of the bodies bad been molested
by sbarks.
They reported "swarms" of &barb
at the scene of the crash.
In Washington the National Transporta-
tion Safety Board said first information
indicated the crash wu w Ith in
Venezuelan jurisdiction and would be
investigated by Venezuelan aul.borilies.
Otherwise a team of saf<ly boanl in-
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C.la sses Resume ·at SF
After Fire in Building
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -Strlko-
trou~ San Francisco Stale College
resumed classes quietly loday as oHicials
found that a small overnight fire had
destro~ schedules and r o o m
assignments for next semester.
The fire in the Administration Building,
a main . target of striking stude:Dts, was
of undetermined cause and did little
damaee.
The campus was disturbed Thursday
afternoon by rock-throwing skimUshes,
and police arrested 16 persons, including
a bearded min.strel in' a red ¥elvet
cape.
The 1ncidents, latest In a series
resulting from a strike called by Negro
students, came as the state college
Valley Man Gets
Term in P 1·ison
system trustees rejected an outside
mediation offer and appointed a four-man
consultation commiUee. {Related Story,
Page 4).
G<orge Gomer, 24, th< guitar-playing
troubadour, was arrested on charges
of using obscenities, dlstUrbing the peace
and inciting to riot after he sang out
for the resignation of S. I. Hayakawa,
the school's acting president.
Students, who had been quietly
debaUng their next strike action, rallied
to Gomer and the picketing was on.
Violence flared later in the day when
police moved among pickets and arrested
John Levin, 24, a strike leader who
is a member or lhe Students for a
Democratic Society and the Progressive
Labor Party.
Levin was arrested on a warrant based
on a complaint Signed by lfayakawa
concerning previous incidents. Exact
A Fountain Valley man who violated charges were not known.
probation imposed on him In March, Rocks flew again and students sh\Alted
1967, was sent to state prison for two to police, "Pigs off campus!"
to live years Thursday. As drmonstrators left the campus,
Superior Judge William Speini senl highway patJ;Wnen lined a sidewalk
used car salesman Douglas McRae to
jail on the basis or a probation depart-between buildings and more ~
ment report which listed "several in-broke out, others were arrested And
fractions" committed by the convicted some students were lrlt by: clubs.
abortionist. Before plckeUng ended1 lhe llDe was
McRae, 43, of 18893 San Felipe St., a hall milt long amma the iampus,
pleaded gullty 20 months ago to one and there· waa a shorter line of teacben
count of attempted abortion. He served bf.tween demonstrators: and Police.
12 weekenda in coonty jail and / got The amsla Tburaday brqlll the total
U.... years' probation. . mested to 11'1 .u.;,-Hayakawa called
His wife, Lorraine, '.rl, drew an ldcn-Jn pcllce Dec. 2. . 1 , •
licaJ sentence on lhe same chat&~·· •na Picketers Thursday w e r e
The couple was found guU., Ol at--groops carrying signs ,saying they
lempUng to procure the abortion of a ' repre&ented Sonoma, Sacramento, and
pregnant, Zi-year-0ld Stanton WMUlh. -(See SF STATE,J>age II
vestigators would take charge. In-
vestigator Pat Gririles Dew to Caracas
today. --~ '
He will be usisled by advisers from
the Federal Avlaton Agency. Pan
American, Boeing, Pratt · and Whitney
and the Air Line Pllob A!soclatioo.
"There was a great explosJon and
only fragments of the plane remain,"
said a naval officer.
Residenta of a housing project behind
(Ste JmJNER, Pa1e I )
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School Ousts
Two 'Teens
For Christ'
By J AMES McNABB, Jr.
01 Ille Dall\I Plitt 1t1H
Two pretty girls afiillated with the
church-hopping Teens for Christ Thurs-
day were sent home from a Huntington
Beach High School, one with a five-day
suspension slip and the other with orders
tn slip out of her Biblical gown Into
something less comfortable bl.It more
modem.
Assistant Principal Owen Miller said
one girl, a junior, appeared on the cam-
pu• at 15871 Springdale St. robed in
illegal Biblical dress. .
She was reportedly dl!icovered talking
about JUU!I to another student and .was
handed the five-day suspension when
she refused to obey ofdm to halt her
preaching. , Miller:,!lidJl!~~-~ came m ~J~on with_. truaney
charges, but lbe.' petite, ~ed
senior denied ' lhe,,l!llPensioo. 'llult1Cia7
wa! coni>ecled with alleged skipplng l!
classes. .• ·
Sbe staled it wu her lootth !llllpell)ton
since the term began but insls1ed only
the first two were for truancy. The
third was three days for passtng out
(See TEENS, P11e Z)
U.S., North Hear
Compr omise Plea
For Paris Talks
PARIS (UPI) -American and North
Vietnamese negotiators met today in
secrtt to discuss a new allied e<>m·
p:omise proposal for getting the ex-
panded V!"ctnam conference under way.
Cyrus Vance, deputy chief of the
American delegation, met with his Hanoi
counterpart, Col. Ha Van Lau, shortly '.
after 3 p.m. Site of the conference ~,_s
not disclosed.
Procedural disputes ov~r the teating
of the !our delegations have delayed
start of the talks. · •
Hanoi was reported .demanding a
square. table with a side each far the
North Vietnamese, the Viet Cong, the
United States and _Saigon. The new plan
was reported to envisage t w o
semicircular tables to avoid giving
recognjUon of the Viet Cong as would
be implied by putting Its delegation at
a square table.
'Both the United States and the South
Vietnamese government refuse t o
recognlze. the Viet COng as a separate
body.
As the me.eUng got under way, Nme.
Nguyen Thi Binh, the sharp-tongued
representative of the NaUonat Uberatlon
Front, the -political branch of the Viet
Cong, accused Washington and Saigon
or "deliberately sabotaging the con-
ference" by intensifying their "war of
aggression."
"They do not want to end their 4i"
gression In South Vletnam," Mme. BIM
tokl a luncheon of dlplomaUc cor-
respondents. "They do not wlab to brlng
pµce to Vietnam."
Foreman Says Police Curbs Overdue
By TOM BAJILEY
01 ""' DllllY l'tlM te.
U. S. Supreme Court rulings dill have
restricted law enforcement agencl.es are
not only vital and neceuary but are
more than 100 years overdue, trial lawye1
Percy Foreman told Or11111e Coonty at·
torneys Thllnda7 night.
In 1 rejecUon of pollce resentment
of recent high eoott dccl!lons, the famed
Tex.as attorney told the Orange County
Trial Lawyers Association in Anaheim '
"What the arrestJng olficer wants Is
th< rl&I!~ to determine the 11>in ; the
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SU!peCI tben and !hero. He thlnka he
abould be able to develop hll cue frvm
lhe,IUIJ>OCI iolttld ol bulldlq It againlt
the l ' suspec .
"Law tnf81'Ctment people loot on our
(tawyen) protection o( the rlgbta of the
individoal and the upboldln8 of COl>-
sdtuUooal doctrine aa the c:reaUoo Of
1 handicap for them," Foreman aald.
"What they want i1 Lhe sttuatlOn thlt
exi>led before the Suprtme Court finally
damped down: a ptrpetual IT"" lllJht
for the pollce ollicer. I
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"It's • band.leap to the law en-
forcement officer when we inlilt on
1 trtal •t Ill," snapped Foreman. "What
he'd like UI to do II lhave the bead
of the IUlpeCI and paint It juJI the
way they do In Ruula, ·
"Or ·then agaln," Fortman aa.id, "he'd
love the aystom they '...; oo the Genpao
hiahwaya wileo they talie your car and
YOlD' IJeell8e away the minute you commJt
a driving Infraction.
.. And it'• 1 handicap to law en-
fort'ement orncers 'that they 're compelled
to protect the individual rlgbll of rop!>ll,
n>bben, communlola, murderera and
chlld moletlft1 and see them freed
because of that protection," Foremau
charged.
"But ltt me tell you t.blt," the 4our,
city Tenn uld, "not one man In •Ill'
of thole cat.(oda bas l!*n frted _for
any other ,..,.. than U..t the law
ent'<>reement olllcer by hll -violated the promlae ol lhe Collltltutloa
that we bold 10 dear."
The ddender of Jamet Earl Ray,
the man lCC\lled of kUllng Dt. Martin ~ li!ee rolll!:M,UI, Pap I)
WESTMINSTER YOUNGSTERS FACE BLEAK CHRISTMAS
i'emmy Durfee, 4, Cuddles ln_f•nt Sister~ Becky
Jll~.-k (;JtrisJ.;m•~,
I ·~if'.tr' • ' ,~ • • "' [•
· ·Fami ies· Fae~ Eviction4ft,.r-Y« ,
. ' Cold nl~hls· amt 'the. pro1pect of
Chr.lsUnai 90 t.ht streets are mpk.lng' i pair 1of WestniinSter women~ Wt>oi:ler ·
how to 1how their nve children that
thJs holiday season, l!ke ajl those 11ast,
is a time of warmth and kindness.
For both Mrs. Kathy Durfee, of 13941
Plne St., and her neighbor, Mrs. Luz
Corona, of 13931 Pine St., have been
given eviction tioUc~.
These final .nights in the Corona home
are warm at feast, :. but , MrS. Quifee
apd her four. cJtfldren· -including a
baby two weeks old -have no heat
in their quite modest, but well·kept cot-
tage.
The electricity has been turned off
by mutual agreement or the Southern
California Edison Company and the
landlord, due to wiring ruled i~dequate
by the city's Building and Safety Depart~
ment. • • •
"I object. lo people prying into my
private b11slness," the pf'Qper:ty owner
s!id tOday when contacted for his side
of: tbii bleak, West Oringe County
Ohrtstmu story.
He charged that Mrs . Durfe'.e overload-
ed the frail wiring with an electric
heater, causing the problem which could
result in fire in the home.
"U she doesn 't like the wiring, let
her move," he said.
The eviction notice for Mrs. Corona
and her 10-year-old son Richard was
on a more personal basis, be said, and
it may be challenged in oourt.
Just out of the bospltal and jobleu,
Mrs. Durfee and her , brood, Jeff, 8,
Brett, 6, T~my, 4, and Baby Becky,
are getting alJ)ng on welfare and county
Aid to Dependent Children program.
The needs stretch farther than the
Beach Business
Pioneer Hepburn
Succumbs at 80 .
Plooeer Huntington Beach businessman
and civic leader Harold M. Hepburn
died · Wednesday in a convalesce I
hospital · •fter an illness of one year.
He was ao. ..
.MrJ Hepburn, a naUve ol Plalnlield..
N.J., came 14 Calffomla with 1111 f.,uly
shortly after th& turn ol the centur)' Ind
settled in Huntlngton Beach In 19211.
lo that year, !ie wu employed by
the E. K. WCICld·~co .. which
later bec:atne .lhe Frllnr Curran Lumber
Co. He worked for the f1rm unW his
retirement 'ln--1915. Be wved [or mlt1)'
yeart "' a .nr.ctor: ol th • Huntlnclo'1 ·
Beacb Qiamlier,of'COmmer<;e and am.•~
a .year 11 .ita. presldent In 19ft He
had been a Hunttngtoo Beacb ltolariall
for 13 years. ·
ln !MO, he married the fonner Bonnie
Harper. wbo """tv.. lllm at the family
home, 511 7th St,, Huntington Beach.
Other survivors include 1 stepson,
Robert Harper of Florldt, and f~ '"T·
coWlty cari help the Dur!ees 14 ieach.
No: elCCl.flcity z:neans hd refrl~rator :
as 'well, so food . spoftagc is ti P,c>bl,ern
and the Durkees and Coronai must find ·
a new place to liYe within a few days.
But they can afford llttie heller than
what they now ocoupy.
She and Mrs. Corona, who works w.hen
she can, have made the bumble cottages :
into as much as possible of the homes 1
they would like to provide · (of tbeir ~
growing children. · ' · ' 1
"Abollt. the ~y ~ a.v~able at .
what 'they can ' Btforif10 pay Ls more .
substandard 600sing," said Mts: Hannn ·
Alekoumbldes, of 71&1 Welle!iy SL,
W eatminster.
She has pitched in to find suitable
quarters for the women and children
being dispossessed, and i o t er e ~le d
persons lelet>lloned to her bome, 891-3133,
with Ups ab0u1 help.
The landlord wants to g~t them out
rapidly and ma}'. do so with. ~ help
of Ule City , · as · sdoO aJ ~he wifing can
be checked, ' I j "
•"We.WW Wpect Sflese P11K'erion re-
quest and ii .~ .are building code
violaUons, no one will Uve_in the bou11es
unlll tfie violaUons ate cotrtcted," said
Director· of Building and Planhlilg War-
ren Cavanaugh. ·
Both women agree that they certainly
wouldn't want to live in firetraps and
are thankful that there are city officials
to inspect and help curb such thlnlJI.
But they are not thankful for so many
unanswered questiorls about the.ii fulw'e
in the next few days.
Qua
Weatlter
lf the wealhennan baa bis W81
it's gonna be a wet ,weekend. Loot
for showe6 Saturd.8,y and 'SUnday
with continued cool rtemperaturu,
INSW E TODA.'\'
' ,\VE~K£NDER maaazine geU
rtad11 tu grow ·aricf today',; cot>-
er. pictu~1 tell~ thi it~.
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FOREMAN .•.
HEART 'FELT' SCENE -General Telephone Co.'s Connie. JllcGray
finds Kathy Foster, 6, bu plenty of· heart' u ihe "takei "yiiu!igsler's
pulse electronically at DAILY PILOT-Generil Telephone •how now
under way at Huntington Center.
Lather Kinc. eontlnued hla attack on
law enforeemenl 111 noting that arresting
of8cen •'loot CID ' It U a bandicap that
the auapect abou1d have a lawyer of
hll cbol<t nther than have a lawyer
Dozens Win (;alls
appointed for .,_
"Be quelllom tile auapecl'I ri&bl to Thousands Visit Pilot Share Show
have a jW'J' trlll." l'oreman said. ''He 'Ibouaanda ol heartbeat.I have been
Joob "' B u jult 1111 lllldo _..,ary -ilad by JOophlstlcated electronic ._lo tbe alate. =-· hundred.1 of ·penom bave "Bat let mo ten ,.. Ibis." Fanmu \IP'. for free p<lzel. and dOUlll
said. ''Tbe ..... 'who -wrola -Coa-of ;haPPl' bollday lboppera .have won
stituUon ..-1n. G l\)ldflc bandlcap8. he l•n·t dlslance pboos calls lo "tbe
The)' were pat then wttll the --that folb.-!*k lioriie, •
they would ~ ddlnlte halldlcape , ,,,,.'I· the f1ory of the combined DAI-·
to lnybo6y -and I aet111 lo ba ·taWng l:Y.·PJLOT 1Jln YPUR Share Show ud
about law enforoement lonllht -who ~al Teltjll>U· q,_ ·elhlbit at -lhe·
tries lo Ioterfere with the ·~ . lllJ!w.; '""'"" in ,the' evtnt today at rights that we 81 lawyen mm, wi; ··~c.edir.
rifhll of the lndlvtdual .. ;;:AJJJ.g-With ,;orklrig '. modeln of tbe
"If you wanl perfect pollc:< work, ~ machlnp which fiasb final
Foreman Aid, 11Uien "the Plaee to go &toct mMket repotta ac:roe,, the counlry
for It is the ·IJSSR, ~t we lbould from ~all Street lo tht DAILY PIL<Yr ~ coocemm with here are two ~ in a· matter of minutes every trading
lions: what about the rigb1s of 10C1ety day, tbe abow also includes demonstra-
and what kind ol COY_~ ,do we . Uons.~ electronic equipment which wUJ
want? . . transn:i\t a heartbeat over .telephone. ~
"A:nd Ml :liimaalil Fcnman, (or <!lqnosia 'by.a..doctor hundreds ''when law ' · o!1ktra ·atop : 9r thoilaancts otlnlla aq, ·
vlolaUng ltbe U., . ~will -'"'n"., ... , lllildi «•.illlits todafilllnlf
offers visitors the opportunity to win
a free call,~bave· their puISe taken elec~
troni~ and win valuable prlua.
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in McDonrien !DoUglas Corp., Whittaker
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·The ahm'u range in value from •10
to l80 per """· ·A: stock brokerage firm, JCroaen.Qd Co., Inc., will funmb
all stocks except Cot the McDonnell
Douglo lltoclt whlcli'w 111 be !umlshed
by McllbnneO . DouiJas' Aatrol!aulli:a
ComJ!llllY, beadquartered in lluntlnilon
Beach. .
Grand Prize In tbe Win YOUR Shan
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All prtus will be awarded a\ f p.m. . ,Salmdq;.,.,._,,,_,1111 ... -to win. • I ~-, tendinl ~k ~~ Salunlq-from l J>-ni. lo I p.m, ~ a new tftaL. V ..,..,. • .J they~o~• • . 'I., ;a,;1 --···1 j!11 , jJ -. f,'! ,.. "'''''' >.(·-.· ' ,.,.. ' =:: ~by~~-~:n 1;ihe Stuay· _ _.'Arias -Pick ed
1n v1o1at1oa of~ ol'.Judli'lal ethica." -.
He cooflnntd, li>.mer, tbaftbe rigidly
supervised cOnc!Jlfill!i' In whlcll Ray II
being kepi In ldenipbll, T.,.,_, warranted .
the t>poaurt 111&1 the ~tuaUoo' 11u·
received In na\loaal periOdkaJa. Aild be
ForMaximU.mSchool Use ·
verified thet Ill<* condlUoill 'would 'j>lay · ' ,
a bii par1 In ~· court ildlcm . bt -· Nine · major amt for !nvesllgatton : Dlnpall w a 1 &elected . a1 d>almisn.
plant oo behilf of lliy. ha"' bion llelicted by a apeclal c<llli-Dingwall wu cb•innan of the ci>mmlttee
Fomna ts ~ulad lo . appear t1ngton Beacll UnlaG IDlb Scllool fJlltrtcl '· -w!>lcl> ·~~'1 ~Jor..a tu
W-.Y Ill Nrii>"l• wben Ilia~. tO ·Iook Into msxlimlm·uae poosibIHUet · overrldtmoaaure-Jlilaiear. will ~ bfl danand f« a new vmue Of the icboo1JJ W!Wzl" the 61-tquare mJia · In addition· Dingwall bas -alenalve
for Ray 1 trliL iCbool 1ya1em; ba~kgr<llllld In tuatton and ......., .. 1
In the group'• second .,..ting Robtrt · mat-aa chalnnan of the atandlng
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SF STATE •..
Lone Beath llale -....
Strlklnc """ Ii~· I with the Black
l>ludenll Union dtmandlng 1 Ntgro
atull• depaz1mmt, ochnJMlon of Negro
students reprdlem Of ocadtmlc
quallllcalloDI aod relmtatement as Oii
lnatrvclor of a-ge Murrlj', a Black
Panther who !Jlled N-lludenll to
tab pna. OD CNDpua.
Joining the BSU .wu lhe 'l'btrd World
Ltberattoo Front, which ad<!ed aimjlar
demanda for nc1>-Negro minority group .
membert.
OltAHO• COAST '°"llllHOtO C.ON#Nf't
Th11111 J:1nll ·-n ..... , A. M"'MI~• Mlnlllnt •••
,tJMrt W. laf•t Wllft1111 111111
AJMCl•lt fM!tllltleoll ·--.... Cl'JI Ml'IW
................ Offtee
JH Ith Str.•t
Malllat .A.Ut•tn P.O. ••• 7'0, 92641 --.......... .... I DI! W.I ..... .......,_
c.t9 M91t DO .... kY """ '--'t ..... I 711 rwnt A-
. · tai:aUon committee of ibe HOME Couocll
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TEENS •••
gospel,6-acfl .. campii, ilie &aid.
·Prlndpal Glen o,.Initr &aid the: Clrl
m~ of the mllltant ltd ha4 a ,
lwOillOllth ncord of dlmgardlnl the '
anti-religion !latutes.
"She . 1iu· persisted to violate the -
Education Code which restrlctl the
distribution .of religious and political prq.
paganda.. We're· approaching lhe pOt,11 .
of ref wing her. to Winters burg," he
sa!!!;; ' . . ( n:intmb!l't Hl(h Scliool -ls the c,<JI\" '
lihuatlon high scl>oOI In the Huntington ·
Beach Unimr High Scl¥lol Dt!trlct.) ·
·Both glrb were !&ken borne by tbe
campus aecurtty cht<:,f Ollie Moore. Tbe
junior later returned lo cia.uet after
changlrig from her robe.
"I baa lo do what my mother wanted -
me to do, so I put on the same ttnd
of dress that all the school robots wear,"
she said.
The girla said Thuraday afternoon they
would conUnue "to !pr!;Bd the savlnl
grace of Jesus Christ on campw."
According to the aenior girl, the two
organized a noon pr1yer circle and Bible
study class which in two months has
grown from three to 14 students.
She aecu.aed the admlnlatraUon of
persecuUng students who "proclaim thelr
love of Jesut."
"I doo't understand why they do lhla
to ua. Six months ago my llfe wu
one big booze party. I wu never happy •
And then I was led to the Lord and,
PralH God, haJl!llneu and joy havt
cooltlntly filled my heart. I want to
share my own pe1ce ol mind with
otl>tra," 8be &aid.
SECOND BRUSH
The OUltlnp Tburlday wert the Teena
for Cbrllf. lfJCODd. brush with campua
law within a week.
Lui Fridty m membtn ol tho group,
headquartered In the "IJlht Club" at
111 Main SL, HunUnctcn Belch, wett
mated on &rup""ng chlr1es at
Golden Well COllqL
The chargea lltmmed from their aU.c-
ed refuul lo 1et off tho campu> when
Ibey were found handln« out traet&.
Five of the Ill wtre arrllgned Monday
In munlclpal court. A 1lxth person,
Marian Tortorella, 18, 11 acheduled to
be attalined thl.I coming Mooda~
..
in kunllngloo Beach.
Elected vice ·chairman WU Mra.
: ~tta Suter of .. weatmlnster. Mrs.
Suter -has Joo1 bell actiy• ln il1strtcl
actlvlllel and bu Mrved OD atVeral ·
cl!W!na cGmmlttees. Secretory will be
<Jarolyn ·MitclJell. a veteru ol dtlzm
-advlaory groupa and one or the Oral .
-tO urge establlahmenl ol the. foll use committee.
During , the formation meetlnl . the
group . agreed lo. atudy areal Including
recreational use of school ·facWUes, uae •I· BOboola .day and in Iha eveninga pat-
terns · of organization ( 1 e b e d u 11 n g
llChe11IeJ such fledbte, modular,-team
t•achlni and othen) school Ille llze, hnJllO inllnlctlon, population projec:Uona,
college prep -nd voc:alionat. educalion,
yOINOWld achoo! operattoo and pro-gr-for lludents of culturaHy deprived
hackfl"llldS,
c.uµrutteemen will be divided lnlo
sult<ommitteea which will look Into tho
indtvldual areaa Usted and Into other•
which mlghi seem appropriate, Dingwall
said.
MeeUngs of the entire committee will
be on the tee0nd Thursdays of eacb
month. Nut meeting ii Jan. 9.
9 More American
Servicemen Get
Asylum in Sweden
STOCKHOLM (UPI ) -Sweden
granted asylum todaJ to nine American
servicemen opposed to U.S. Vietnam war
policy, rais:lng to 149 the number of
Gls in legaJ exile here .
The Aliens Commission a1so ordered
two U.S. draft dodgers expelled from
Sweden. 1be oommission Aid lt granted
asylum to the new nine on the usual
''humDtarian grounds."
The American Desertera Conunltlea
(ADC) bere aald !hero were at 1eut
200 rune..., Gii In Swed<r!. 11 &aid
many bava not ytt applied for asylum.
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polltldm9 allb.
C<mdltlonl In Oranp County h a ••
reached •oldemlc proportJoos. accord-
ing lo publlc health olflclall,. who say
Ille cllaea!e'• -shoold be between Dec. 17 and CliNtmaa.
The fiu, JasUmc U11 lo I Wftk, brings
"' ...... ly1llploml Including' A sudden ooael of lever of al least
100 lo 101 (even higher in children),
c:hil1s, pains throughout the body, sore
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the airport allo reported aeelng a shower .
of fier]' "-'"ts falling lnlo the ...
at the time ol the cram.
Naval patrol boats broochl in the
bodies of a boy, 3, mnd a woman in
her IOI lo the port of La Gualra early
today. crewmen aald at leut lour other
bodies had boon found. Rescuera aald
they found two rubber lllerafls from
the plane. Both were lnllated but empty.
The coatrol tower at Ma.iquetia said
ft lost contact with the Pao Am jet
at 5:59 p.m., minutes before it was
due to land.
The jet was aJ>llftlOCblnc at 1,000 feet
wben tragedy lltruck. •
P1111 American spebsmea in New Yort
said the plane, lllPt 217, -... meJSlge thlt It wu .In trouble.
* M . v· . ost ICl'.11118
Venezuelans
=-=::~~ """"that_,.,. Jo be ti>< last !IJDlploO!
to disappear. '
Dr. Charla Pall of the OrllDlt County
Health Departmeot gave Ou 1ufferua
thrte acmewhat depressing treatment!:
against the ruu.-go lo bed, drink pl..,.
ty of fiulda and tab aspirin.
Nallooal Communicable Dl,leue Center
......... said the nallonal clealh rate
from tho mus bas boon aet al 1'0.
oceurrinf In 1.22 ciU... The Ilu is hitlln(
the western states hardest, health of-
ficials said.
Amooc the .. !Ill' -led lo tho
flu II that of -1'alluah Banklltld,
65, who died from pneumonia brought
on by the Hq KCN.vfnu· , ,
The disease bas lilt' la,!00 peraona
In Los Angele& County. Gov. Ronald
RellJllll is r«OVerlnJ. wlf!i J. bout with
Ille virus. SinPr Tony Mirlln bas It
and Frank Sinatra II jusl 1•tUn1 oveq
~ .
School absentee rates tn Calllbrnla
dUes have been reported. 11 hlgh as
25 percent. The normal rate ls 5 io
& peretnl, officials aald.
Urban Coalition Pledges
·cooperation With Nixon
NEW YORK (AP) -President-elect
Nixon won a pledge today from leaders
of the Urban CoellUon that they will
coopetate fully with him whenever.~
ble in tackling problem.'! of the cities.
John W. Gardner, cJWnnan of the
coalition composed of leaders in public
and private life committed to broad
aocia1 objectives, told newsmen be feU c:mam the group could collaborate with
~Wm io maay areas.
The aessfon lasted tO minutes -a
half-hour longtr than icheduled -aod
was deacribed by Gardner as "a very
1oole uploraUon ol our common ob-
jectives." ·
Sitting In WU . IlJnlel p a t r I c k
Moynihan, N1%oit'11 newly ruµned aasis-
lant f,. urban affalra. Ht told reporters
Nb:oo planned to participate in a White
House meeting between leaden of the
coa.litJon am hil own new ID'ban affairs
council soon after lnauguraUon.
AMONG PRESENT
Among lbose present at the conference
wu Mayor John V. lJnd.say of New
Y ort; David Rockefeller, president ol
the Chase Manhattan .Bani; I. W. Abel.
president of the United Steelworkers
Union, and Wbltaey Young Jr., executive
dtrectar of UM! National Urban Ltague.
Thb meeting was followed by a lun-
chem get-together of Nb:on and fonner
Pennsylvania Gov. William W. Scrantoa,
recenUy returned from a Middle East
misslon for the president~ect. Also
present at lunch were Henry A. Ki!5-
inger, Nixon's assistant for national
oecurlty affaln: Wtllialn P. Rogers.
secrelary of atale designate, aod
journalist Walter IJppmann.
Nixon was turning b& atteMion .. 6Q
more specHic problems of governmeat
at home aod abroad, following his return
to New York after namfng his cabinet
in Wa shington and meeting with Pre!t.-
dent Johnson.
Scranton, who visited Israel and five
Arab neighbors at Nixon's behest, was
to give a personal report io the privacy
of lhe president-<lect'a Filth Aven'f,
apartment.
VISITED JOHNSON
After spending mofe than eight hours
with bis new Cabinet 1n a series of
briefings, Nixon drove to the White House
for a 65-minute private session in
Johnson's office that dealt with the Mid-
dle East, Vietnam and olher problems.
Jobnson, duting the meeting, Informed
Nixon he was available to meet in-
dividually with members of the Incoming
Cabinet and that be would confer tint
with Wllliam P. Rogers, Nixon's choice
for secretary of state and thus, by
protocol, th~ ranking member of the
new Cabinet team.
Y uletime Cruises
Of Huntington
Harbour Offered
Cruises around the waterways of Hun·
tington Harbour will continue all next
week according to the Orange County
Philharmonic Society. sponsors of the
Christmas cruises. ·
Residents of West Orange County aie
invited lo board boats and cruise lnfD
a fantasy land of multicolored llghtl
reflected i n the shimmering water
tonight beginning at & o'clock. There will
be no cruisea on Saturd~ but cruises
will resume on Sunday through Friday
nigbl
Boats will leave tbJ HunUngton
Harbour sales office, 4241 Warner Ave.,
each half hour until 10 p.m. Free patkin~
Ill available and tickets for the cruise
will be $1 for adults and 50 cents for
children under 12.
All proceeds from the cruises wlll
go to the Orange County Phllharmonlc'
Society.
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Missed Step €ited
Copter Plunge
:Hearings-End
87 ARTHUR R. VINSEL
Of lftt OllJIY Pll91 Slltf
A two-day hearing i n t o the plunge
a! a Los Angeles Airways helicopter
which killed 22 person! was concluded
Planners Set
To Approve
Motel's Sign
Laguna Beach planning commissioners
Monday are expected to approve a sign-
ing program for Merrill Johnson's Surf
and Sand motel complex and Out'rigger
Restaurant.
Johnson would replace his signs ad-
vertising television and ocean·front
rooms with one sign which he described
as "simple and sophisticated."
Planners favored the plans at a study
session this week.
The commission again will take up
the access problem of Werner E. Ehren-
preis, who is seeking a variance to
bulld 12-apartment units on mixed-zone
property al 595 S. Coast Highway.
Noting that it would be impossible
to accommodate increased t r a f r I c
generated by the units, it was suggested
a parallel road might be coastructed
in cooperation with the owner of adjacent
property.
In other business. the commission will:
--Consider a chaage in Zoiaing from
R-1 (single family residenlial) to 'R·2
(medium density residential) requested
by Lawrence and Elstner Adams, 709
Catalina SL
-Take up a protested variance ap-
plicatioO by Donald H. Jennings who
is requesting that property at 424-434
High Drive be declared legal building
sites although access is by easement.
-Consider a variance application by
W. H. Brown, 679 I-llllcrest Drive, to
enlarge a bedroom without providing
additional off.street parking.
-Study the variance application of
David L. Brown, 250·258 Cress St., to
convert a single family dwelling in the
C.5 ALS (limited commercial and han-
dicraft) zone into a dental office.
--Consider establishment of special set-
backs for the 200.lot Portalina tract
to pennit development.
Clemente Fire
Arson Studied
San Clemente fire officials are con·
tinuing their investigation into the $5,000
fire earlier this week in a San Clemente
apartment already damaged by an
earlier blaze.
Fire Chief Merton Hackell said lhc
investigation of the fire point~ to
deliberate arson at the apartment house,
111 Alameda Lane. near the municipal
pier.
A fire early in November claimed
the life of a tenant, Quinlan Regan,
47, who was discovered dead in bed, a
eigarelle in his hand. That blaze guLted
the second floor of the seaside apart-
ment. causing $15,000 in admage.
Residents nearby said th!y heard three
explosions moments before the second
fire starled in the $100.000 building, fire
invesUgators said. There were no in-
juries.
long after dark Thursday, with a down-tc ·
earth dialogue on manufacturing anc:
inaintenance standards and record-keep-
ing.
A report on the precise reason why
one of five rotor spindles which snapped
due to metal fatigue was not airworthy
is expected from the N a t i o n a I
Transportation Safety Board in the next
few months.
Testimony and reports issued Thursday
strongly point to one isolated, but tragic
missed step in the sa1vage and recon-
ditioning of flight-worn parts at the
Sikorsky plant in Connecticut
This crucial information in the probe
of the second LAA craft to go down
within a four-month period, was uncover-
ee by the NTSB maintenance records
group.
The report was compiled by NTSB
air safety investigators Robert 'E.
Gilmour and Rudolf Kapuslin.
The fatal spindle, designated AJ-19,
was overhauled at the Sikorsky plant
last June, prior to being installed on
the passeng~ craft piloted by Capt..
Ken Waggoner, 33, of 3131 Pierce Ave,1 Costa Mesa.
On Aug. 14, at 1,500 feet over Compton,
it snapped, sending LAA helicopter
N300Y -referred to as November 300
Yankee 'by the aviation experts -plung-
ing into Pop Leuders Park, where it exJ)lodea Iii Daines. ' • ·
A photograph snapped by an eyewitneu
who was carrying h.is camera shows
the stricken, 9.5 too craft at about 700
feet, with the yellow color-coded blade
missing.
Steps In salvage and reworking on
the blade include inspection by Ooures-
oeent flaw-detection equipment; stripping
of nickel plate, grinding, surface-toughen-
ing, then replating with a nickel sulfate
compound.
The critical toughening process -call-
ed shot-peening -Was apparently not
done, according to the Gilmour-Kapustin
report handed to newsmen Thursday
along with other reports on the probe.
"During an interview with the operator
who performed the plating operation,
the operator stated in effect that the
spindle appeared to be shot-peened and
that no shot-peening of that portion of
the spindle assembly was being perform-
ed by Sikorsky at that time." the report
said.·
The part had not been shot-peened
before it was sent east for re-working.
Consequently, the spindle was niekel-
plated and returned to service, weaker
than it should have been, a Sikorsky
executive testified Thursday.
James N. Hendel, assistant chief of
engineering testing for Sikorsky, said
30 spindles have been tested since the
Aug. 14 accident to determine strength
factors.
Spindles not shot-peened were con-
siderably weaker -up to IO times
-than those which underwent the pro-
cess, he said, but reworked spindles
tested were stronger in almost every
case than brand-new CT1mponents.
Pressed by the NTSB panel, Hendel
said strength testing is an art rather
than a science, and there is some ques-
tion whether any rational method exists
to conduct such tests.
Stock Ma1'kets
NEW YORK (AP) -The stock market
mounted a brisk rally with gains •x-
panding late this afternoon. (See quota-
tions, Pages 30-31).
Gains outnumbered losses by about
220 issues on the New York Stock Ex·
change, and the Dow Jones industrial
average was up half a dozen points.
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LONELY LAGUNA PUP PONOERS PERSONAL .LETTER TO SANTA CLAUS
Ail He Wants for Christmas i1 a Wa"m, Friendly Home-Any Takers?
Rossmoo1· Gets
Assessment Cut
Proje~(
L¥.lf.n~_ ~d~s Sta_ge S~C.A Drive
On 162 Acr~ ,. ., -l!Y RJCJWm;P. NALL~. ~nd hope ror donation• ·.rioii\ ~at
• -···· • ' Of -·0.1,.,'""" lftft ' The Rossmoor Corp. won Jlil;t ~ Each Y.ear -about -th~ timf: 9$ \tle 1'6vers,. . . ·
ment cut Thursd;:iy on propel"tf"lt can't bustle of the Chrlstmm·season heighten1, On Christmas eve, the ~PCA. picks
use. · · two Laguna Beach la'dlf!I mo1.1;rit a cam· up the food and tunqs colleCted at the
Tpe Board of ~uperv~~ ~ t1ign on ~aU of Ul~ bOmeless '8tllmal3 .... ~P li:st off the ·~ieDneyre street P_ar&.-
a Bq-Or4~~ .... At'"7~A~e.att'W~ ~a;iar~;!I!;<-. !'Ult_
assessed va1uation on 162 acres in ~be Window in Peppertree Paseo, Mias Ray St~eider of f:he SPCA said the
SO«l.led green belt at Laguna Hills Marion Grier and her· niece, Miss Jane .org~tlon J1 de~ent on,prlvate con-
Leisure World bf $91,749.. . . Grier beg:m collect.Ing food and funds bi.tiudons to f~ •alid ; care for the
The property 1S In the 41000-foot wide which are turned over to the SPCA. .anlma)a whiie teyina· to find them good
fligh.t zon~ apJ>?:oaching the El Toro Miss Marlon Grier has been ill for }Jomes.. . . ~1ar1ne ~r Stauc;m, on lf~e~ ~ ~or-some months but she isn't going to . ·The shfl~er. has about 70 doga, a few
poraUon. 1s. prohibited tfbm · build1n~. let that interfere with the pe( project ,cai,, •It guinea pig, rabbits, sheep, goats,
Recreation is the o°'y use ~owed. in "Our hearts are always .with the chlckerut1 ~ ducks. .
the area for a 20-year period endmg animals," she said. "If I wu younger There's "Xato", for lnatance, a one'-
in 1984. and had the money, I'd gi~ my life ,Year-01d pug. He has a somewhat
The board reduced the assessed value to finding homes for st.ray antmals. If toushingly ugly little face but goOd man-
on the property near Moulton Parkway they don't get homes, the poor little ,ners. He's bouse broken) llkea children
and El Toro Road from $162,930 lo darlings are put tQ sleep." .and Is 1 watch dog.
$71,181. The ladies Grier, who have had a He's a bundle of affect.lonate ~ergy
Deputy assessor Ke~ l G. Boney told small shop for 35 years in Laguna, aod be is dreaming of a hot;Qe with
the board that original assessment each yea'r poll the markets for food someone to protect and care for.
estimates on the restricted property bad
been reduced 25 to 50 percent.
Louis P. Helmreich, assistant· general
counsel for Rossmoor told the board
the corporation had no plans for use
for the property and asked for an assess·
mcnl of $1,000 an acre market value
or $250 an acre assessed value .
The assessor had placed an evaluation
r o r tax purposes on the largest parcel
or 136 acres at $4,024 an acre, a second
of 16 acres at $3,517 per acre and
another 10.6 acres at $4,363 per acre.
Boney admitted that the assessment!
were "more or less pulled out of the
air" because the assessor had no sales
of comparable land in tbe area upon
which to base a figure.
Trio lnjm·ed
In 2-car W reek
Three persons were Injured Thur.sdny
afternoon in a two-car auto accident
on Laguna's South Coast Highway.
Thomas J . Chase, 25 of Wilmington,
a steward for the Matson Lines, was
treated at South Coast Community
Hospital and released. .
Police said Chase had stopped his
car to make a left tum at Cleo Strtet
when his car was struck in the rear
by an auto driven by Lillian N. Duace,
81 of Six Rockledge Road, Laguna Beach.
She suffered minor injury as did
Marian Gregory, 28 of 31865 Cypress
Lane, South Laguna a passenger in the
Chase car.
'Miles of Smiles' Contest
Set for Coast Decorations
The Orange Coast, from Seal Set.ch
to San C~.::mente, is becoming brig~ter
by the evening as owners of homes,
businesses and Institutions install dazz-
ling Christmas llghts and decorations.
Much of the decorative effort during
thl: holiday season will be judged in
the annual "40 ~1iles of Christmas
Smiles'' contest, an instituUon started
more than 30 years ago.
The deadline for entry in the contest
is 5 p.m. Morxlay. Judges will make
their decisions as to winnm in all
categories· Dec. 19.
The aruiua: event, started .in the
Depression era by the late Willifl'.n
Galllenne, orlgioally was intended as
an attempt to bring people down to
the coast during qie Christmas. sea!OD
to boost business.
Among the division! in which "1he
judges will award prizes are the best
religious shrine, the best Christmas
scene, the best cooperative neigbborhood
group. best outdoor tree, best lighted
and decorated public building a.ad the
best street lighting and decoraUon.
Trophies wUI go to the sweepstakes
winner and for first, second and third
placea; In each division.
San Clemente won the sweepstakes
award last year.
Persons, who want their decoratiqns
considered for judging can cont;.act their
local Chamber of Commerce, or the
Orange County Coast Aasoclatlon at P .0.
Box 272, Huntington Beach, or P .0. Box
8282, Fountain Valley.
Police Seeking
Labor Barracks
Victim's Identity
The idenUty of a man who dled Thurt-
day in. a Costa ~teaa fann labor barracks
where bouta ol rubbing alcohol drinking
occurred Is belng oought toda7 by the
Orange County Coroner's office.
He ls believed to have given the name
Wilson V. Denior when hired earlier
in the week at Sakioka Fanns, 14854 E.
Sunflower A~e., according to OfUcr:r
Bob Arnold.
Foreman Says Police Curbs Overdue_ Tbe time card -possibly stol.n while
the victim lay dying -Is mlulng,
however, which compllcatea the milter.
Investlgator1 saJd in the death repcrt
that meo are paid U they han a time
card, not by name, and the dead man
had lwo day•' pay coming . By TOM BARLEY
Of "°"' DlllY '°lltl Slafl
U. S. Supreme Court rulings that have
restricted law enforcement agencies are
not only vital and necessary but are
more than 100 years overdue, trial lawyer
Percy Foreman told Orange County at-
torneys Thursday night.
In a rejection of police resentment
n( recent high court declsion11, the famed
Texas attorney told the Orange County
Trial Lawyers Association in Anaheim :
"What the arresting orficer wants is
lite ri1ht to determine tho guilt of the
\
suspect U1en and there. lie thinks he
should be able to deve)op his case from
the suspect lnstud ol building it against
the SU!pecl.
"Law enforcement people look on our
(lawyers) protection of the rtghLs of the
individual and the upholdlng of con-
stitutional doctrine as the creation of
a handicap for them," Foreman said.
''What they want 11 the altuatlon that
eld.sled before the Supreme COW1 flnally
clamped down : a perpetual green light
for the police of!icer.
• "It's a handicap to the law en-
forcemt!:nt officer when we Insist on
a trial at all," 1napped Foreman. "What
he'd file us to do is shave the head
of the SUl!ipect and paint it just the
wey they do in Russia.
"Or lhen again," Foreman said, "he'd
love the system they use on the German
highwaya when they take your car ind
your Ucense away the minute you commit
a driving infraction.
"And it's ,a handicap to law en-
forcement officers that they're compelled
to protect the Individual rights o[ rapisls1
robbers, communists, murderer• and
child mol~sten and 1ee them freed
because of that protecUon," Foreman
charged.
"But let me tell you this," tbe dour,
dry Texan sa.ld, "ool one man in any
or those cattgortes has been freed far
any olher reuon than that the law
enforcement officer by his actions
violated the prom.ite of the Coostitullon
that we hold so dear."
The defender or James ltart Ray,
the man accused or killing Dr. Martin
(S.. FOREMAN, Pap Z)
P.
Coroner's ~puty Richard Slaugltlfr
ooJd fingerprints are belrqJ traced today
to determine the Identity of the mao.
who dJed or bronchW pneumonia. ·
Officer Arnold said there WU vlrluallY
no communicatJao between the Vicllm
and hll barracb companions, boca..,.
they .,. Mexican and he iru apparenUy
In American Indian.
Police noted that most ot the men
drlnt win. on -"'!!!'• "·'" thin lo rubbing aleohol when lhelr fUnd1 are
low, because the latler cost11 only 28
cent.II 1 plnL
Searchers
Hampered
By Sharks
CARACAS (UPI) -Rescue boah
operating among swarms of sharks of ·
the c o a 11 t of Venezuela radioed today
there were no 11UTVivors in the crash
of a Pan Ameircan Workl Airway::
Boeing 7fYl jet which hit the 11ea i:·
a ball of Dames TbW'Sday night wit::
51 persons aboard. ..
The plane had left Kennedy Jr.
ternational Airport in New York at 2: 10
p.m. PST Thursday and plunged inlf'
the sea as it was approaching Caracas'
Maiquetia lntmiaUonal Airport oo <
nonstop flight '!be tut word came ln>m
the pilot who radioed at l :OS p.m. be
would need no maintenance ln Caracas.
The plane was reported to have ex·
plooed In lllgltt and Venezuelan Navy
rescue officials saJ.d "there are no signs
o[ I i f e" at ffie scene, 11 miles off the
coast. They found empty rubber raft<,
and lragmenls ol wreckage floating oi.
the sea. ""
Crews ol the rescue boats .said they
had found 13 bodies -seven women.
five meo and two ~dren -and tha
some of the bodies bad been mo!estet'
by sharks. ·
They reported. "~w~'1 of 11hai'k:;
at the scene of the crash.'
In Washington the National TranspOrta-
Uon Salelj' BQard '!"Id Orsi lnlormaUrn•
Indicated the ctiah was -ir ii h l n
'Veileiuetan jur1'dlctlon and wo014 ·be
lnv8'1lg@l04 .by Venemelan autborilies.
otho;rwile I lwn of aafelf board iri·
vesUgators would ta.kt cbl.rtt-In·
vestigator Pat Grimes Dew to Caraca~·
today.
He will be assisted by 11dvisUs !roll)
the Federal Avlaton Agency, Pan
American, Boeing, Pratt and Whitney
and the Air Line Pilots AssociitioO.
"There was a great ·explosion an1t
only !ragmenta of the plane remain,''
said a naval officer,
.Residents ol a· bou!Jng project behiric
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. Lagu:na Canyon
Annex Okayed
Annexation of a parcel of Laguna Can
yon property to the city of Laguna Be.acl1
has been approved by the Local Agency
Formation Conµnisslon (LAF'C).
The uninhabited 21>-acres parcel u..,
on the east side of Laguna Canyon
Road. just north or Qle; eJ.tenston of
Arroyo J)rlve. , ,
Robert D. Kellogg, 21M2 ,Laguna Can·
yon R o • d, attended ~he LAFC session
Wednesday to ~ cr:rt;lin that the cily
had included· all or his level property
in the annexation. He said the city
had planned to include just half of the
property along the hlgbv.:ay, putting bis
usable land under two jurisdictions.
A clly olnclal assured him that al'
level property was included.
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Oranife Cout
Weather
U the weatherman has his way
it's gonna be a wet weekend. Loot
for showers Saturday and Sunday
with continued cool temperatures.
INSmE TODAY
WEEKENDER magozint gets
readt1 to grow and todat1'1 coo-
er P,icturt tellr the story.
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SF STATE DEMONSTRATOR lllROWN FOR LOSS
Burled Uncle< 400 Pounds of Highway Patrolmen
Urban Coalition Pledges
Cooperation With Nixon
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SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -Sirin-and pollC. amsted IS -lncludln~
troubled San Francilco Slate C•lle&• a bearded mlnalrel In a red ve1v11 reeumed clasaes quleUy U>day as offlclal> cape.
ll>uDd Iba! a •mall overnight fire had The Incidents, latest lo a oertea dellioYed scheduleo and room resulllng from a strtke called by Neil'O
'Pktnn~d' De~h Took 61 Years
Judge Ernest .Windle suffered severe
brjuries ip an industrial accident in 1906
and doctors · oent him to Catalina IJland
to spend the laat lew day1 of his JUe.
He dlad Jbere Thursday.
• Judge Windle, who would hive been
90 in March, .recovered from two broken
lep, a lra.ctured shoulder aod maaolve
-Internal Injuries to become the Island
cit,'• magistrate, Del!llpOper publllber
and llsh and lndlan expert.
Known allncllonately u lhe Sage of
Avalon, Judge Windle died In Avalon
Municipal HOSpltal alter llllllerlng a
Btroll:e. .•
He entered a Cltalina rest home in
1907 to opend wbat doctors told him
were only a few daya remaining ·of
llfe.
BURT ON llOCK.S ·
· He bad been injured on lhe docks
ol Wllntington wben a ellng of a bolsl
raising lumber broke and dropped the
timber on top of him.
After a speedy recovery. lhe Eogllsb-
bom Judge Windle opened a newoatand
on the steamer pier. He went on to
become judge, publlaber, guide 'and
hlatorlan !or lhe Island.
It wu be wbo notarlled lhe documents
!or lhe purchaae of lhe Island !or $.!
milllon by cbewlng gum tycoon William
Wrigley -Jr. lo 1919.
He founded Avalon's newspaper, the
Catalina Wander. In llm and oerved
aa its editor and publlaber until his
rellrement lo 1153.
STETSON TRADEMARX
During his SO years on lhe bench
In Avaloo lhe judge, wboae trademark
was a Stetson bat and a cigar, married
more tball 1,000 couples and beard about
14,0(KI cases.
Among bis more unuwal cases was
his levying of a $5 llne -suapended
NEW YORK (AP) -President-elect social obfeeUves, told newsmen he toll · From p .... e J -.on aetor Errol Flynn, wboae unleashed
Nixon won a pledge today from leaders certain the group could collaborate wit.b -zs dog tangled with the judge's.
of the Urban Coalition that they will Nixon in many areas. JETLINER The judge was said to have asked cooperate fully with hkn wbenever ~ Th •• _. laBted 90 minutea a · _ • • • the actor, "Why don't you have youf
ble In tacldlrig problema ofelhe·cities. e ~°" · "°' dog·on a leaal!?"
John W. G11!'4ner,. chalnnan of lhe . l;l811"1our longer ·lban acbeduled -aod the airport aiao reported seeing 1 ohower "I'm Errol Flynn and I don1 have
coalition ~po.'8d "of le~jfer:; ln pu!Jllc ~a.'. ~~~Jl?ef by .G~~e.r . ~ "a very of fiery fra~ents falling into the sea to have my dog on a leasli, .. the actor
and pr.lv9te llle comnutted to .broa~ JOOse !(!xpiotafion .,!'f our, common -0b-· at the tbne oi the Crash.· replied. · · , ··ii,~uves. •• ~· • . • , . ·AB the .Julige 'asked an officer to take '· ' · · ·' -: :--· . ·-."'·.~ · '""·"··-t.· .',l~. • w.· i~·. &rue_"~ I pat r·i ~;l".: · N&va,t· .-J>a·~~ts 'brought" in the' Ji'lynn to tJle 'judge!s .• C!ffice,.cFlynn said, ·Front .r_,,e , J •· ,.,... •· -·l>?dles~of • llciy 3, and a woman ID "Nooneliliklngmeany~pl>ce." . . .'MoYillfian~ :Nii:on'.s· newly named a!si_S. ·-her 20s to the"por.t of La Guaira early· The judge swiftly declared court in
FORE:: MA .. ~T .• -. '• tint.for urban affairs . .He ·told repo$~ today, Crewmen sahfat least four other session on the spot and fined Flynn , ! ~ . • Nixon planned to .parUclpate In a White bodies had ·been found. Rescuers said $5.
· House meeting Between leaders · of the they found two rubber liferafts from
Luther Kl.n'g, • CObti.(iu~ 'his -attack on coalition and his own new--Urban affairs lhe plane. Both were inflated but empty. AIDED ~CHEOLOGY
law enforcement by notiJ)g.tha~ arTeSUng council soo,n after tnaugurati~n. The control tower at MaiqueUa said The judge, beside!-hia legal acUvities,
officers "look 9Q U ·as p. handicap that ft lost contact · wlth lhe Pan Am · jet guided archeologtsta in diggings that net·
the SU!J>e(:t ~, lltVe· a ,·tawyer ot AMON.G .'JUiaENT at 5:59~p.m., mlbµtes before It" was ted the skeletons .of more than 2,000
his cbolce ralhet 'than have .. a lawyer · Among those present al the conference due to .land. Catalina . WUaria, '.He also was an
appointed f9r'hlm: · · . -was Mayor John V. Lindsay of New 'Mle 1et:,wal approaehlng at t,000 feet Jchtbyologlat1 specializing In &he sea life
"He qyestiona . .t}le. suspect'& tight to York;' David "Rockefeller, Pres1dent of when tragedy st.ruck. in Catalina waters.
have a jury.trial.". fore[\lan .&aid. "H!t .ttie ~~ ~anhattan Barut ; I. W. ~bet. Pan ·American ~kesmen in NeW Yor" He Uved llit 3'1f -WhltUey Ave., Avalon.
looks on.it· aa· ~~ llO nl\.lch lllltl,~ ·~den\ cf the , UN~ed Steelworkers said the plane,. Oight 217, sent no HEneglcamaodeln. tol!I04.~Hlheemhad Cattalllendorrued· aOxflroormd
expense ,to ttie ·&t.ate.. ' .. · . , · Vn~on.. and ·Whitney ;Young Jr., eit!CUlive 'mes.sage that it W83 1n trouble.
Kitty's Lucky Day
Friday the 13th is no jinx for this black cat atop a ]adder getting a
world's eye view of the thousands of fish in the Homosassa Springs,
75 miles north of Tampa, Fla.
PettyThefts Really Petty
"Bui ~et ;.;, ten •. ' · ~ ... }'or-r :dlredO' of.'lhe tlatl<inal Urban ~e •. ; Universil)'. for two ye81'3 •. aaid. ''TIMI , &enl\11· ·Wi!lle . ....,,c..il ·,. '_t'l!!ds'~'°!aa l9U.v.wec1 by 2l'!ii-. ..J... ,_..._,. ,;_ Judge Wl"'1!> lea~ ,a,aon, Avalon The petly thefts were more petty than at a conslruction sile. The theft rendered
atllullo ~" .•-,.,..-....,,,"'""'"'~ "l!"'l!'-ether)ol Nl>o!l ~ f ' · >< H 1-r Conatalile"JO!lihf:·llllldJr,•tW grandsons usual at Laguna Beacb poilce head-the saw useless.
They :;.~'V4~~~==~eifai :~;;·:::t•:;:ua:1;=. ~ 0 U , v•· ~ ~,.:;~~1r~turday at q=: L. Hudson, 291iO Dom Court, a·196~26ca~idaet ~=y ';,;~r:t~~~V:Ot:
they wi8ild -t -.... · .Pc' ·'mfulo1> ·1.; thfi ' .lc:i;,:leet. ~•-' -· :t,.lbst' 'IctiIDS" 1'.'lJ .. m. lo ~~~~gational reporled lhe theft of a nade ur ... ;zec1 2105 Laguna Canyon R<>ad. toanybody-•Jlldl ·-·fj)lljl .. ·'7 ., " -. """"' .,... ' n..w. -.. • .. -•n about law enforcement torUtit _. who ·_presmt at l~· w_ere Henry A. Kiss. . . . vu ......... b. .tUUvetSCin-.Lea""~ "·Mortuary ol mannequin from his garage. One arm Loesje Peterse, 657 Ramona St., told
tries to -iaierfere wkh . th& .cbertshed .lR8~·-. Niio~ s . astist~~ for .na_tio~al V } Lo mt ta Is handling ~imgements. was missing. The value: $50. police that a piggy bank burglar had
rights Ull1 we · 13 1awyei's "t"ev.ere; the .sec~1\y affilJ'rs; '!lillam P. Rogers, enezue 8llS Frien'ds may tn1'ke ·melriorial con· John J. Caroline, 1019 B:aja St., told reached into a window of her home
rights ol ~ indlvfdUal. . ~ecreta~ of ~te · designate, .·and tributians to Avalon MUniclpal Hospital police that three lock bolts woth $12 and stolen a bank with an estimated
"If you . win& perfed police work," JOW:O~ Wal~r.:I:J'!~· . ..~s'•1tt"T..: tit,v"~~.-~ "~"; _o_r _th_e_Heart __ Fun_11. __________ ha_d_been __ 1_ak_e_n_f_r_om __ a _c_u_1-o_f_f _s_a_w __ 1_1so_. __________ _
Foreman said, .... ,then .. the '"11lace to ,gO Nixon ~as ~g· his altenUon. to Arnway1 !DP tt1t Pl•nt w11tch er•Vi9d Thllrl09v>
for it b . the USSR; '.What,.. we should :more s~c; ~l~ma ~ g?~ermnent n1r~~ ~~~.~~ trvrn Htw voi11.
be conCeined wJth liere are· two . ques-, at hQm~ and.a ~' follow mg; hi.s retur.1 i .i:t:;..s•geu:_i.N.w ~:l" city.
t.ions: what alxlut the"rlgbla of.society ·lo-New York -after •~atJl!ng· his .c~Uw:t ~: ~:l~~~i::.~~1a.
and what kind of goveinment d,f we _Jn_ ~ashi,ngtQg, ~ meeting with Pres1· 6. Luu ... o""'"'' c.r~ .. · denl Johnson. 1:01•· Du!IM1tr ear-•. want? · · · -· · -. 1. Anni l!•wnd, c..._,
"And I'll aa• lh1'," aaid. Fo-~" • """!!..!'!!!"' ,.~~; o'' . ,. Slll'ko 'Eudem~1•n or wrndsof, Ont.
"when 1'w eidorcement offl~--· £-t~L <:~. ~u~cr~ ...
violatlnC the llw_ the'Courts wili.'~ -Civit.ans . Slaie .. ~·Jii:G~1:!~~-r1tll eltlPit nv1nt ln
Eiending bact amvtcted crimhtall~·for · " · ' 11. f.llblo Gumli•n• c.r1cn. · a new biaL 'Thai'S the only reUOn '~ ·"' ·-• .... ,_ .. · \t;Gr:.t&· ~=~="9-M11111;
they 10 b;ck... · .. H6Iraay-' : Auction ~ ~~.::~ ~~ ctb'. Foreman · flat]f refused to discuss 1" ~-.~~~ K1«n1N1. sw111 c1nit11 .bi11ewd 11v1119
aspects of 1he .Upcoming ·Raf trial. He A ChrlstrQas gift aucUon with Santa R' ~~rlvY.';;f.""'J:n1rea1. said A"" comments ""' bJm 0would be n.. ell ""'ll ~hH•h• the 21. B•rfllrrd ~r. Ntw York c 1iv. -v 111 )-'¥"\IS 81 8U Ooeel' IP .,....&'" 1~. Mr• 1!11man:I Lil$k1r, Nl'W York City, in violaUonof canon&."of judicial ethics." Soulh · " utt .... · 2S.·AntDn10 Marera. CarKH. · Coast Ci~r".~ CuJb 8 annual '6. Juen1t1 Mart ine. Nie\11' Yoft Cttv. He connmwt,·baweyer, that the rigidly Chrlstm&s.pb'ty T\iesday at~the-Lagonll 21. M1o1ut1 Martini, Mlrll'ld1, venuue11.
Eillpervised 'conditions in which ·Ray is Cotintry · CIUb. ~: ~= ~"rn'a, 'c';:~:i. ho••• k•"' ln" '•hO• eel The begin JO. JoriM Mrer1, C1r~1. ..wl6 '"t'.• ·m.~t™""'t Tenn., warrant . event 'Will with a social jl; ~!':~=~ioon'i!Z'c~tY!tt 1 the uposure thati ·the situation has .hc;>ur at 6:~ _p.m., followed by dtimer n. Aie: kfw!Frwr, t1111.-11orm Kno!!Ylir& Tlftll,
received ln national ":iodicals. And he at·7:SO _p.m. it ~.,.~~111\-'~~F\tlfll .. vMltliiia.
verified that thost .~Uoiis would play Proceeds "from the glft auction wiR . "-N. St.nP1tr, UFIYll"' c-1y. N.J.
a big part in future coUrt action he go liito the · club's funds for retarded ~: ~ f~=i.f:lj, ~ ": j;
plans on behalf of Ray. CUl!ien/ lrl g h school scholarships an4 .:: :;::._ ..,/::iGN,.;,·~ v1111t11111a.
Formulll is scbedult.d to appear you~lr·la~yitJ~. · ~-~ ~:N.., Yott ct..,.
Wednesday Jn .Memphi& when the C!)W't
will hear his demand for a new venue
for Rar,'s trial
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Rehearsing for Benefit
Antonia Morales {left) and Margery Wlnter will combine castanets
and harpsichord during "A Spanish Evening" scbeduled Friday and
Saturday nlgbl.a at Laguna Playhowe. Pelformances will begin at
8:30 ooch evemng with proceedJ lo benefit Lagun,..Mou11"'1 Play-
house bullding fund .
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WESTMINSTER YOUNGSTERS FACE BLEAK CHIUSTMAS
Tammy Durfee, 4, Cuddl11 ~lnfiint Sister, Becky-
Bleak Christ1nas
Families Face Evictwn for Yule
Cold nighls and the prospect of
Chrislmas on the streets are making
a pair of Westminster women wonder
· how to show their five children that
this holiday season, like all those past,
is a time or warmth and kindness.
For both Mrs. Kathy Durfee, of 13941
Pine St., and her neighbor, Mrs. Luz
Corona, of 13931 Pine St., have been
given eviction notices.
These final nights in the Corona home
are warm at least, but Mrs. Durfee
anrl her four children -including a
baby twc weeks old -have no heat
in their quite modest, but well·kept cot·
tage.
The electricity has been turned of(
by mutual agreement of the Southern
California Edison Company and the
landlord, due to wiring ruled Y.ladequate
by the city's Building and Safety Depart·
ment.
"I object to people prylng into my
private business," the property owner
said today when C<>ntacted for his side
of this bleak, West Orange County
Christmas story.
He charged that Mrs. Durfee overload·
eel the frail wiring with an electric
heater, causing the problem which could
result in fire in the home.
"If she doesn 't like the wiring, let
Mirror
her move," he said.
The eviction notiee for Mrs. Corona
and her IO.year-old son Richard was
on a more. personal basis, he said, and
it ma~ be challenged in court.
Just out of the hospital and jobless,
Mrs. Durfee and her brood, Jeff, 8,
Brett, 6, Tammy, 4, and Baby Becky,
are getting along on wellare and county
Aid to Dependent Children program.
The needs stretch farther than the
county can help the Durfees to reach.
No electricity means no refrigerator
as well , so food spoilage is a problem
and the Durkees and Coronas must find
a new place to live wiUtin a few days.
But they can afford litUe better than
what they now occupy.
She and Mrs. Corona, who works when
she can, have made the humble cottages
into as much as possible of the homes
they would like to provide for their
growing children.
"About the only thing available at
what they can afford to pay is more
substandard housing," said Mrs. Hanna
Alekoumbides, of 7161 Wellesly St.,
Westminster.
She has pitched in to find suitable
quarters for the women and children
being dispos.sessed, and i n t e r e s t e d
persons telephoned to her home, 897-3833,
with tJps about help.
to Life?
Yippie Leader Explains His Program
By THOMAS FORTIJNE
Of lfoe D•llY Plr.t II.ti
Paul Krassner, a national leader of
the Yippies, was at the microphone.
The voice from the audience asked,
"What are you doing positive? What
Is YOUJ' program?"
Krassner smiled and gave this answer :
"The little boy who said, 'The Emperor
has no clothes on,' they didn 't ask his
program. We think it's valid just to
hold a mirror up to society."
Krassner, wearing outlandish clothes,
using language sometimes f o u 1,
sometimes moving, always colorful, was
speaking Wednesday at a University Ex•
tension class on "'Jbe Generation Gap"
at UC Irvine.
''The generation gap la a slogan we
have come to," he said. "It denies
growth in either direction. But in reality
proplc's1 ages are on a continuum, and
there is growth."
He said. "People seem to be becoming
more and more aware of t h e
arbitrariness of institutions." And he
remarked, "More prople are realizing
there Is something unjust In arresting
people for smoking flowers (marl·
juana ). "
Krassner, who Is editor of The Realist,
a New Left magazine of satire, said
the Ylppies' method of protest ls the
spoof and the put on.
He said they decided tt WU futile
to go around chanting "Hey, hey, LBJ.
How many kids did you kill today?"
LBJ never answered their question and
all it did was "eat up people's insides,"
he said. •
Krassner explained how he coined the
name Yippies. "We were looking for
a name and when someone suggested
Youth lnternational Party, t, being a
product of the culture, thought o{ Yip.-
pies," he said. "I knew instinctively
it wouJd be added to U>e language.
It Is a good media thing."
He salci he agrees witb Marshall
McLuhan that television hu had great
impact.
"We can see that Lyndon Johnson
doesn 't have a heavy heart when he
talks about having a heavy he~rt. and
we see l,icbard N11on uy &0mething
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UCI SPEAKER
Yipple Kra11ner
and then tum and blink si.J: t~"
he said . "Television helps peopleVW.-
more cynical.
"It's f,lghtenlng to tolk to high school
kids," he laid. "I al!llOAI think lb<re
l1 a generation gap between them and
me. Their cynicism has begun to surpass
mine."
Krassner, who saJd he has taken almOlt
SO ~D trips, wondered what his
daughter's generation will do for kicks.
"Maybe they will drill little holes in
their heads and inlert wires to touch
&mnething. That would disturb me."
He added that he Would try to have
a different attitude than the present
generation of parents. "I'd try to talk
to her about it. I'd say, 'Hey, If you
do that you'll have little boles ln your
head.'"
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Fire. Destroys
Founder's ·Hall
At Whittier · •
FtftWlre·SerYlcet ' .
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Fire early lo!foy d<ltroyed o l d
FOllnder's Hall at Wbltlier Colle&•. olnia
mater of President-tlect Richard Niiorh . . .. ,
Fire off~-said the cauae ai:ad
damages Were ffl}t 1 m a;i ~ d I t; t.e 1 y
determined although arson' Is one
possibility. Tl/tJ'e:were • no rtpOrbi of ...... _ . ... --" 1be bottom IW!·ol the rour..iory brick
structure had been used for classrooma.
WhitUer Fire Chief Rod Smith said
a police patrol on the l ,900..stddent cam·
pus turned in the lint alar'm at 2:53'
a.m. and that ~o fite units-from Whittier',
La Habra, Santa .Fe Springs a.nd M~n
tebello battled the blaze.
Firemen '.sald . tl\e 'bllze 'apparently
started somewhere in lhe building's up-
per two floors, which were taken out
of use and sealed off two years ago.
Falling embers started a firt in one
residence ln t h e neighborhood, b u t it . . . was quickly quelled. .
Smith said '.\his morning, "We can
hardly classify it as· arson yet, but
I'd almost have le think someone was
up there wilhout looking at the pl4,ce
rnysell. ·
"'Il was a tinderbox," Smith said.
"We knew It would go up like it did.
We just don't know when. Actually, had
it not been 'tbe orii1na1 building, it pro-
bably· would ~ have been . tom down 25
years ago."_·
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.. U.S., North South on Alert
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. Red Troops Hit. ileaJ. PlnnMd
· ~ ' ' ' ---. · · · ·· 'Compromise' H, amle. ·t, c.· 'a· ·»ital:=:.· i PAR!S'(in:.)-~.llldl'Gl'lb r . , Vlelllimeol ............ , IM\ todoJ ..
' SAIGON (UPI) -Comniunist troopo· '
burned' part of a-South Vietn..-
bamlet to the ground Friday onc1 shelled
a province capital in a aeries of attacks . ' within 70 mil., of Sat&on. U.S. aJr lorce
B5l Jels Jlew thei< .huviest 'raid! In
the area 1h three weeb.
South Vietnamese troops and national
pollce in saigoo ·n!mained '!11 lull alut
in the' belief the Communl!ts might stage
new massive attacks to coinclde wilh
the eight,b anniversary ol the Viet Con,c's
National Liberation Front (NLF) Dec.
20.
A booby-trap grenade planted by tec-
rorists exploded·early Friday in Saigon'•
Chinese district of Cholon, kilUng one
person and woui:tmng .five,
In the heavit:sr9'attack Friday, Co~
munist fotcea rained 10 Qnrn. mortar
shells into the district town of Loe Ninh
70 miles north of salgon near 1he Cam-
bodian b(lrder Md the nearby outpOst
of Loe Tan.
That attack wu followed by an
artillery and ground asaault apinst the
hamlet of Khanh Hung 'near Loe Tan.
Two civilians were wounded. Authorities
said the Communists burned "a number
or civilian houses" to the ground.
Elsewlrere, a barrage of 7Smm. mortar
shells on the Mekong Delta proVince
capital of ~ Dflc 67 miles llOUlhwest
of Salgon killed 10 penom, lncbxllng
, r , •• ! leCrtt t.o t dilc.Ul!I• I MW .lllld COflto
three ~iii~ ....... jlOUlldtd .. ti),,.i;lliw:y ' l";Dnifle -~. ,.. plllnr, the Go
i:r-pandedVleloim_...,...,. l!J>Ok-"'1ien sD!. " ' -· --C)'rua • v.n.., d<i>ulr cllJei at tlle The mi strikes ranged Into the Loe • Ninh area ....... the Cam'-"•· border Amtricaq delti;apon, met wllb hla llaDol
".:\''" -counterpall; Cot Ill -Van Lau, lhorllY ;)id ,hit, . ., .,..,.. u two mllos ~ \be , a1ter,,s,p.m> !Ille a( the,COl\fer,ence was
frooUer .. '\'hO olialmNilL llld..'the eiJbt· noJ '""""'""'· • · , . , e!lline Jet! llroppod up to three millioo Procedurol dlrputes ov•, the seatinz
pounds o1 bombl 1n 10 missions 1bunday of the lour ~eltgatlons lilove delayod start ol the ta~. ' ' ,
night'and·Fria,y morning., . Hanoi was r~~. derftandlnc a
· • It was' the eecond. mccessi~ day l>f square table wiUi a• side each for Ut3
saturation raldl bf the 8521 ~. the Nm:th vtetnarqese, · tl:ie Viet Cong, the
heaviest ~lk~• ln 8!11 24-flour. perio4 U9f1ed States and' Sa!JoJ\. The' new ple.
for tbe ~atofoqreSses since Nov. u.: ~ · was reROl'.ted ·to envisage t w G
One BS2 mission Friday ,mornillg 51 semlclrcular l(blea to ·lvold giving recognJUon or the Viet Cong •u would
miles nol'lll· ol Salgon . touched. oil • be Implied :b; IJlttlJJI ltt deleptlcn at
chain reacUop of 11 secondary explpslons, a square table. , .. ~ lndlcath\~ heavy · de5tru<it1011 \0( ·am-Both the Unit.el! lllates ond 'tht South
munttlon and fuel · Vietnamese ; government refale to
The U.S. Corrimand said Commun!Jt ff:Cilgnize lhe Viet Cooa u a-.eparate
gunnen shot down a U.S. Army Cobra liody. . . · ·
helicopter ~hip 30 miles west of ~ As the meeting ·got '1Dder 'W11J, Nme.
Sailian about utree lnil'8 .from ~boaJa Nguyen Th1 Blnh', the· \~
on · Wedoeld·ay. All aboard escaped in-representative 'of the NatioOal tiberation
jury. . Fron~ the jlolillcal brlmth' or the Vlei
In other iiction, U.S. Navy trews. Cong, ac;-CUR!d W~ and Saigon
aboard two patl'ol boatl operating· 'on of ''deliberately" sabotagtna:. the con.
waterways 41 lhe Oa Nang area 're~ feffiice" by lntensifying\·thelr "war of
destroying 35 Communist l.structure~' agitession." · ·
and 20 bunkers on Thursday. The. USS "Thef do ·not want to end their ag-
Savage, a destroy~, o~ed _up qn gression in Soulh Vletham/' Mme. Blnh
targets about ~ miles to• the south, Jold a luncheon of dJplomaUc cor-
and knoclted oui 29 structures aoo thtee respondents. "They do nOt 'Wii:b' to bring
peace to Vietnam."
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Manpolfer, rnc., a temporary
help l!nll which supplies depart;
ment slort1 w It h 400 Santa
Clauses 1crosl' the natioD, ••Yl. the
averaie Santa ii youth workln& his
way thmu&h college. The firm bas-
ed In Milwaukee, WlJ. saya older
men are unwilling to take the part•
time job because they are getting
Social Security and pension money
and don't want to put up with
aquirmlng children and hot lights. •
Briglttt Bardot met Prince11
Margaret at a TOJlal muric pre·
mitre in LQfldon and later told
ncwnMn: "l wa1 10 1urpri!1d
when the Princtu 1poke to me
in Frl'i&eh." Mias Bcrdot,. 34,
arrived from Paris tarZftr tmth
uuo vouno mtn companiom
and suritchtd from a black lta·
tho!r outfit to eucntng dres1 /01'
tht rot/(JJ occa.rion.
• Mayor Affon1e J. Cerv•nfH ol
SL L<>uis, Mo., was simply deter ..
mined . lo gel his Christmas cards
mailed out In all city employes. So
he ordered city department heads
to come to hJa olllce, pick up the
.cards for thelr employes and then
have the ·employea addreu, stamp
and mall the cards to thel)tlelves. . '
Two gunmen robbed '8,llOO from
a Philadelphia 1avln11 and loan
association office while workmen
were lnallllllnr a camera to photo-
graph holdups. •
"Bottom'• up" U the ~rftct ex·
planation of 4-veor-old Mathew Mo-
Vett11'1 tong 1Hdt homt after taking
advantage of 1ecuonal mowfall In
his hometown, Dormont, Pa. • The tables will he set for a ban-
quet. There will be menus and a
bill tn pey-but no food or drink.
It's 8 "nondinner" at Sacramento
State College. Sponsored by alu·
dents, it will r1lae money to help
makj! Chrlstmu happier for poor
families in the Sacramento area. • This classified ad appeared in
the weekly St. Helens , Ore., Senti·
nel-Mist-Chronlcle. "TO the person
or persona who 1tole my duck and
goose decoys last weekend: They
were yours to use any time you
asked. You thought it took courage
to steal them. If you would like to
know what real courage is, bring
them back. Be assured you will be
the first person I will loan them
to."
Snow
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uld. ,... .,..,. " .,... • wldoood Into
-..,. .. llJllo •. -~ IDd ._oturto<Jll......,...,.bod Sioux
J'alla1 S.D. The dty)a two leleVlslon
at.Ilona '":"" knocked off !be air by
tcini on 1>0wer Unea.
Four to · eliht lndlel of "'°" had •. fallen lo ·, norihem Minnelola I 0 '
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Batdeship Won't Bow to T Men
FALL RIVER. Mui. (AP ) -The
100.man Massachusetts Colonial Navy,
amied wJth swords, ls ready to defend
the l\ln8 of the USS Mauachutetll,
Frank B. Hldley, Coloolol Navy 1djutont,
ln\llcatea .
Hadley llid Thurad~ nlabt lhlt Ute
group's entlfe manpowtr will guard the
b1tUeihips'a JW1I 11alnat poulble con·
fiacation by the federal.1overnment.
The batUelhJp ls docked here as a
tourilt attraction and World War II
memorial. It ii under contract from
the U.S. Navy to the B.attl~ship
Musachusetts MemorJal Committee, a
private, nonprofit educailonal orcanlza·
Uon. ,
The· problem II lhlt the 1hlp'1 JUN
-lncludln1 nine IJ.lnch ......,, 20
five-iochen, plui aasorted machine gunl
and antiaircraft l\WI -Wert not
rtgiltered ln compll~ with the new
federli IWI law.
Victor Fe:rJ.o, of the U.S .. Tieuury
Department'a BOllOll office, lnapect<d
Ute lhip Thursday. He Aid hll ordero
wen to mak• the lnapeclloo Ind to
conllaeate ·the g11111 li neceaary.
Fezlo uld he would toke up the pro-
blem with Treasury oillcl•ll J a
Washingtoo.
"The T·rnen will never take these
I u n s away frcm us," Hadley s a I cl.
"because our hearts are pure."
Miner's Widow Bears
Baby After Long Vigil
FAIRMONT, W. VL (AP) -·Barbora
Toler llollly had her baby Thurad1y
nlibl -I 7-pound ll<lllllCe boy. '
Borbora -expectlni the chlld Jut
month when her husband, Demrll, and
Tl olh<r coii miners were tripped by
fin Ind ezplOllon lnalde Mountllneer
No. I mine near Mannlnilon.
The pretty :U.yur.old brunette vowed
not to leave the company atore upW
lhe received word of Dennis u relCl1I
elforta c:ontlnued for' to daya.
The company store served u an In-
formation center during the 1001 YllPI.
With the baby due momenllrlly the
Red Cross made arran1ement1 to tum
tbelr mobile canteen Into a dellvtry
1110D1.
Barbaro open! most ol ~ 10 doy1
lllklnJ quietly with her allter '"""" , hiJibl!\cJ olJo WU trapped lp the mine.
One day ahe btouaht a clean shirt for
Dennll l>ecauae lhe llld ahe knew he'd
come out Ill rl(ht and would nled It.
But she Aid she wu mad at hereeU
"for for1ettin1 to brine him a clean
pair of panta, too."
When the declllori wu made to seal
the mine, thUI makin& Jt a tomb for
the 71 mlner1, Barbara wu d.Jstrauaht.
Apollo 8 Count
Begins Sunday
CAPE KENNEDY , (UPI) -Space
agency offlclala decided today lo belin
the countdown for Apollo l 's three-man
moon nJ&ht on Sunday -one day early
-to provide extra leeway in cue pro-
blema develop before the Dec. 21 launch.
The decision wu reached after all
the major testing hurdles were-eompleted
three days ahead of 1ehedule.
"We hive this extra Ume and we're
going to use it," a spokesman said.
The preliminary portion of t h e
coontdown ii now set lo" begin at 4
p.m. PST Sunday. ll originally ~·• to
ltart late Monday.
She caqht pneumonl1 IDd 10Verol llmes
ezperienced lllH l•bor plinl.
Dr. Tbomu Evant, Barbara's obltetrl·
clan, put her ·under eedatlvea for a
.'Wblle and re~ lhe WU 11ln real
&ood q>lrlta now."
"She told me she wanted 1 boy,''
Dr. Evan1 utd.
'No Mediation,'
Reagan, College
Trustees Declare
SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) -Gov.
Roolld Reqan IDd the ltlte collqe
boanl ol lnllleel have rejected efforts
by dvle llld llbcr luderl to•medlote
luueo: which hove reoulted In Ill weeks
ol violence and dlsrupilon 11 San Fran-
cisco State College.
.. I don 't think there ls any medlaUon
needed," the rovemor· Aid in Sacramen.-
to Thurldoy. "Thll ll not J\llt the bljb>b
of over-enthuslutlc students. Thil ii ln-
surrecUon."
Reqan endorsed the stand of Tlleodore
Merlam, chainnan of the truateu, wbo
laid problems on the 18,000.studf:nt cam-
JlWI m\llt be solved by the boanl without
lntruslon by outaiden.
A 1hort tlme later, a q>0kmnan f<r
the lnllleel Ind Slate College Chancellor
GleM Dumke confirmed that Meriam'1
stand clearly indicated their poaltlon -
and that of Acting President S. I.
Hayakaw1 of San Francisco State.
However the academic senate, whlch
represents the school's 1,100 faculty
members, fonnally asked Hayakawa to
appear before it today lo explain precle-
ly what that posjtion is.
Hayakawa, a member of the Enalllh
Department since 1954, bu not attended
meeUncs of the acad~mic senate 1ince
be was appointed acting pruident Nov.
28 and reopened the embatUed campus
under a "1et-tou1h" policy with police
support. I
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' ' . Riviera Clutiwomen aren't going to settle for just oo.e1 celebra·
tion. lnstead.,,_the fUn.loving group wtll .(!ommem~rate ~days wi~ a
trio of events including a dance, champagne luncheon and a Cbnst-c '. mas ru1&e. .
. T\Ie ·first gathering on the calend~ is the bolic\BY champagne .
l\lllcllebn' which· will take place next Wednesday in the Laguna Beach
hcme:of'Mrs. Leonard G. Davis.
1 i Members' of the club's executive board will host the affair, and
m~bers'of'the'lll67:a8 board will be honored guests.
' T!ie ·g8ttierlpg ~ui ))(,itn' at 10 a.m. with .a business meeting led
by Mrs. R~mr· Ch!ibot. Mrs. James N. Mnrtin is in ch a r g e of the
luncheon which will featu~ the exchange of white elephant gifts.
'Ibe t¢lowing Friday, Dec. 20, Guys .and Dolls Section members
of' tlii club and their husbands will dance to the music of Dan's Band ill tb~ (.;guns Beach Country Club.
The annual Christmas dinner-dance is a semiformal affair and
will open with a cocktail session at 7 p.m. Dinner will be served at
8:30p.m.
Mrs. R. H. Wilson, chairman Of the dance, is assisted by the
Mmes. Jim Allen, Wally Taft, Daniel Huston and Jame's Martin.
• A Chri§tmas·Cruise for members and guests aboard the New·
port Harbor pleasure craft, Show~t, will close holiday festivities
for the club.
THANKS TO SANl'A -Mrs. Jim Allen (center) and Mrs. lilaniel
Huston (rililit) may stop searching for gowns for the upcoming
Riviera GJiii!S anin.qll ebristmas dinner-dance now that Santa·•s
helper (Mi's: R. H. Wilson) has arrived on tile scene with tw~ ex·
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cellent sollltions to their pl'Oblems. The dance, gi.vm by the club's'.
Guys and Dolls section, Will ·take place Friday night, Dec. 20; it>
Laguna Beach Country Club.
To take place Sunday evening, Dec. 22, the cruise will be hosted
bv the Gadabouts Sec"tion, chaired by Mrs. Lester Van Swearington.
· " The ~mirillte tour of Balboa Bay will start at 6:30 1p.m. Reser-
vations may be obtained by calling Mrs. Van Swearington, 499-1~
Ballet Guild Project
Magic T·ree Grows
On Auditorium Stage
Making a Christmas tree which can g.rfNI before the eyes of several
thousand. people is no easy job, but ·it was successfully tackled by mem·
hers of Laguna J3each Ballet Guild.
With ·tbe .Chfistrp.as: season of Laguna Beach Civic Ballet Co. calling
for seven fitll·lerlgth. ptese!ltations of Tchaikovsky's "The Nutcracker," as
well as other programs, a sturdy, easily transported tree was a must.
The base of ·the tree, a welded frame, was made by Al Terry of the
Festival of Arts. To this, eight guild members ·put in more than 80 hours
of work to create the tree which actually grows from six to 12 feet during
performances ..
The tr'ee is resplendent with a.t>Qqt 120 pieces of .green felt sewn in
14 layers and decorated with hundreds of. plastic.ornaments and tiny
Christmas lights, all of which had to be f.Sstened firmly because of trans·
portation problems. . • , ·
Working on the challenging project w;ere ha,gunens the.'.Mmes. Lloyd
Bacon, Bernard Barton. Norman Powell, E:asi1 Gannon, Robert Kahn and
Miss Elizabeth Townsend. · ·
Other workers were Mrs~ 1 'Ibomas. ~,pratt of Mission ·Viejo, guild
chairmari, and Mrs. Martin Frazer of &oq.th0Laguna.
In addition to making the· go:i.Wing tree, other jobs were filled by
guild members. Mrs. Guy Si~ello ·of Univers.ity Park promoted the ballet
in Newport ~ach. Mrs. George Sogawe of~ Beach and Mrs. Vaug·
ban W. Curtls:of Capistrano Bee.ch heJped witll 'cos:tumes, and Mrs. Carl
A. Schlarb and Mrs. Thomas' Thoniten of Laguna Niguel have been busy
distributing thousands of promotional leaflets in a11 the area school s.
' "The .Nutc~cker," will be performed in Laguna Beach High School's
auditorium at-2:30 and 8 p.m :tt>morroW.:
Jt,was pfesented in Fremont Junior High School , Anaheim last Swtday
and is sCheduled 'for Newport Ha~bor High 'Sch~ at '.2:30 p.m. Satun1ay,
Dec. 21 , and in Wilshire School Auditorium, Fullerton at 2:30 p.m. Sunday,
Dec. 22. •
Tickets are $2 for adults and $1 for students. They may be obtained
in the Ballet Center. 1~63 S. Ci>ast Higbway~ Laguna Beach or at the audi·
tori um on tbe day of the performance.
A national honor company, the ballet group is the only one in South·
em California to have been selected to perform on both the G a 1 a and
Ch·amber programs of the Pacific We15tern hegional Ballet Festival .every
year strrce the festiv8''s inception. .
Re4'::ent honors include the company's appearance m "Dance World
1968," a book w h i c h carries articles on the New Yori< City Bell et. the
Royal Ballet, Harkness and many others. The Laguna company is listed
or Mrs. Mae Brotman, 4~1477. ·
The La51una Line
Pa ·rties Heard
By JEAN CO..:
O! tM D.M, ,_lllt lltff
OPERA LEAGUE1 members
and tbeii husbands are looking
forward to a Christmas Glow
Party which will take place
in the Monarch Bay home
of , Col. and Mrs. William H.
Bruggere next Tuesday flight.
A RECEPnON honoring
ceramist James Bonner was
hosted by Mr. and Mrs.
Bucom Jones last Sunday
evening in their new Arch
Beach Heights home.
Here more than 100 guests
were i:ble to vlew the artist's
works ln a beautiful Mediter·
ranean setting .}Ugh above the
jeweled lights of the Laguna
coastline.
TAU TAU CHAPTER
members. Beta Sigma Phi and ·
some of their husbands will
travel to San Clemente
Servicemen's Center tonight
bearing a Chri:!ltmas tree,
decoratlom, cookies and can··
. dy.
The group is planning to
~Qin servicemen In a
Christmas .t re e decorating
party which will take place
from 7 to 9 p.m.
A BENEFIT performance of
Up With People in the Music
Center lured the Sam Garst!
of IrVine ·Cove and the A.
K. Krochs of Laguna to Los
. Angeles Wednesday night.
Mn. Garst reported the
benefit wasta black..Ue fonnal
affair and attraded many
celebrities.
MRS. JAMES A. Barnhardt
lll of Skyline Drive boslod
a holiday luocheon '!lletday
afternoon for fellow members
in the Orange Coonly J>ro.
f essional · CTub, Theta Sifma
Phi, a women's joumaliam
fraternity. ·
NEWCOME118 TO the Art
Colony include Mr. and Mrs.
C. Milton Woolford formerly
of Baltimore, ·Md. The couple
have a married daughter and
two grandcbild,ren ln
Maryland.
Others include Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Hansen from Sahta
Monica. Haruen is a teacher
at Califoniia state College at
Fullerton and hia Wife is a
Hbrarian at UCI. ·• . · ' · ·
UCI also induced.Janies Otii,
an English teacher, to move
to Laguna Beach with his
wife, a student teacher at ·the
same university.
Three Arch Bay i! the new
home of Mr. and Mrs. William
Weed, fanner Coata. Mewu;
and their 2-y~ld dauihter
Tiffany, and Pacific Island
Village has welcom'1f'Mr. ,Ind
Mra. Hepey Caria,, formerly
of Arcadia. •
Weed is working in Newi:i0rt
Beach as an Industria l
engineer, and Carls manages
a shoe stort In El Monte. • ...
Mrs. Sw:an Jones <l ~
Clemente was honored at· a
party in the home of Mr. a~
Mrs. Nell Welsh of Dana Po~
Mrs. Jones ls re~ring Ill lft.;
rector of the chOlr of Sil)
Juan Capistrano Commun,ilj'
Presbyterian Chu rch after
more than 30 years In tbat
in the section on important regional cOni.panies. ·
Founded in 1962 by its artistic director, Lila Za1i 1 the company con·
1is;ts of about 30 dancers from all parts of the county. Some of the dancers
a&eady a.re professionals and others are wl:ll on their way to achieving
that status. "
STRETCHING EFFORTS -Laguna Beach Ballet Guild members (le!t to
right), Mrs. Thomas Spratt, Miss Elizabeth Townsend and li1r§.,Bemard Bar4
ton check the ornaments on the tree they created for Laguna Beach Civic Bal·
let:C:o.'s performances of "The Nutcracker."
Bob Hope was the master
of ceremonies, howevr.r the
foursome's favofite performe'r
was John Dependahl. the
Garstll' grandson, who is a
member of the Up With P~
pie cast.
capacit~. , • •
Greeting U,. horune ...,,.
members fl. the choir, past and
present, including the new di-
rector, Mn. Tom Ste~
of San Jl!an Capistrano..
A Sure Gaµge for Sister:··.Eve.r.ythin.g Improves With
!!>EAR ANN LANllERS: I'd liltt to
say a word to the girl who wa1 com·
pia,lning about her pesty, paJn.in-the..neclt
kid brother, age 11. She sald he was
driving her cuckoo and she didn't t.hink
1he coukl last four years tJntil she went
away to college.
Tell her I was In her 1pot eight
years ago. 1 was U then and he was
10. 1 came close to writing to you
a .hall dozen times to ask for help.
My brother was an awful pest and
a tease and at times I wu sure I
hated him.
Last week that "awfuJ pest" left for
Vietnam. I never ttali:r.ed how much
he meant to mt until l had to fl•Y ·
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ANN LANDERS
good-bye to him . AU the petty squabbl"
IUddenly reemed terribly unimportant.
I felt uhamed of having been so im-
patient and 1tupid. 1 re.alize now he
was • normal kid who injOyed ~Uention
and loved milchieL ·
Please, Ann, tell all the older sister!!
who are now suffering with pesty kid
brothers thst 1>er.,.. they know II u-
Uttle bratty brothers will bf grown u.11
and they'll wish ~ ~uld Uve Uiose
days over agan. -BUD'S. SIS
DEAR 818: Yoi told them -and
111 a wiy J neVer COQJd. Thant you
dear.
DEAR ANN LANDERS: Last month
our beloved uncle died. He was laid
out Jn the living room of hi1 h"me,
in front Of the picture windows.
i'he follQwin.g day he was ~ken 200
mil.eJ away to be burled ill his wife's
family cemetery. I have seen lhi.s
cemetery and Jt is' rjght in ,the middle
or a cornfield. Nobody bothers to keep '
Jt up and it makes me · 1itjt to think
or our loving kin· otit there1 in all these
weeds and brambles.
Otir whole famJly . is upset about ttU1
and we wonder if there's anything we;.
can do to get our dear uncle moved
back here where we can give him the
proper care and .attention .. ;-CON·
CERNED.FAMILV , -
DEAR FAMILY•: I tnltl yoo pn
your dear atlCh the PN.1* catt and
attenUoo whta he wa1 .Uv,, That'• the ' ... \
ooly kiod a ,penon betefl*' fNm.
8J1 wile ·b•• the rt11d to daMte llll
ll11aJ ru&1nc place ute11 lit made a
1peclal request In 1111 wlU. lf de wub
blm In tbe1 cornfield, tbat'1 wllen H
1bould be.
DEAR ANN : You're going to decide ,
~is. l~m aiek of opinloha from nilativflll ""'1 ~, know thelr elbow1 from third
bUe.
I went wlth Peto ror two years. We
were oWcially eng11ecl ·for 11 months.
Ht llllddenly called oil the whole thing,
11Yinl he wasn't rtady to phnarried.
My parenta IOI! the l2lO deposit en
the'hsll. I spent over 1100 on honeymooo.
otyle nlshtl<>wns and other rrtlly nurr
that isn't worth a .hoot now. ~
This was four months 110 and Y.eatef. ~y the low·life s~nk aak~ li-hls
nng. I said "NO." He said he's aeeb\c
a lawy!f. Whit sbould I do?_, LIVID ·
DEAR LIV: lllo lawyer wm ldl '111 ._.., wlles • mu i,o.ab ._. .............
..,atrll&eodlledto '11tm.~
wliy • ..,,. ....W ,.. -111 1
·-tlol•k ,...d .. -..,. .. iii*
rid "' IOJWac ............ ,.. .. the er...,. ~j
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Ann Landero will bo clod lo ~
you with your problem& 5<nc1 .....
to lttr In cart <t Ille DAIL y l'ILOll'
en<:loaiD( I lllamped, sell.. I
envelope. j ....
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Scorpio: areak, Fro.m Routine
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SATURDAY
O&CEMIER 14
BJ IYDN.IY OIWUl
...... --lowar<I ..... ...._ . ...., lalle
pide.
_..,,,. wlle mcut caotrol> hll
dollloy •• .AattoioCY point. the way." .
T.ll11W(:'C1.-»M1yll):
~wwt ··-realm 1111'1 .. aeotbar .tt..• to jab at band. o.y
-omdorotandJq o I lllbtle .,..,,. Whit WU I ARll!S (March 2~Aprll It):
Reunion indicated; can be
lime of pteuure. fUUillment.
Family differences are oet-
Ued. Dependa upon yoor will-
-falll llllo place. llDllNi (llay 11-Jilne II):
~ I I t e I oPOllllbl.
,,,.. • -roopcblblllty.
Weddings, Troths
Pilot's Deadlines _
To avoid disappojntment, prOJpective
brides are reminded to have their wed41ne
stories with black and white glooy photo-
grapho to the DAILY l'ILOT SOclety Deport-
ment prior to or within one week after the
wedding.
llUl you -lbreqtl by Gel poller oet. OUIUoe ... ·~ lllllquo melllod. -. • l'llt _,.,, '"' poJOr. Not In( hlPlllbtl r o m 1 n c • . wlo6 to MONly speeulole. l'lnt
Penaaa1 JllllMllm rot I n 1 f<r .... .....,. travel ptuo_
-.. PUIClll (teb. ! .. Moreb 11):
CANC!ll (J,...11-July ll): ~ --I Security Ia..-. You'pt coMeclod with mooey. You
better <Ieol wbero bulc illlJM could bt lnvolvtcl. K.,. II to
.,. concern•<'-lfGme ilJI. be . ptreeptfve. SM -· provement lbould ht 1'!11-Gel oltualloos In na1llllc: llCht·
thlop fb<ed. IM,. no loooe Avotd -who tell$ Lill
--Fulfill llllllly Ol>Ui•tloo. -LEO (July 11-....... 11): IF TODAY II , YOVft
Wancl¢ul ~ lndkoted .lllllTBDAY you are djnomlc.
with ntial:hbora, relltlv ... Ex-attractive to oppotlte tes. You
preaa Vien. H 11 b 111 b I -.m u.c h ini.lleelual • veraaUllty. Be dartnc. Try • c:urlollly. You want to travel
10melhinl dlfferenL s b or t and report. You c:an lnfluenco
jaufney II on 11enda. Be llerL ~-"-U you -ly
Dllploy ...,. of humor. ·~ viii poteollal. Clwir•
VIRGO (Aug. 1.1-Sepl. 11): of roaidenc:e appeors up-
Avoid mravagance. You get ~ TENDENCI&!·
promlte ct ftnanclal backing. ........ -Thil ahouJd not be rtuon far vr,__, hlah far L I B R A ,
eareteaaneia. Continue to aeek SC 0 ll P l.O SAGmARIUs
'Ways of economilina: Money = word to A R I E S :
picture is generally brighter. h ,JM c:,tr:!.~l~~ri:1v.i
IJBD• ("""' -~ -)· 111 _,-•nd ....... ordfr SrdMY non. ....,Y". ~. .W ' Omftr'1· boolli.t,-"$-.;rat Hlrtls fOr Keynote is eqwlllon. Don't MM "" w-... llnd 111rtt. .....
be aatllfled with status quo. ;:,..: .:": ... ,~ ~o'T. :;i:"'::l
'Ibls ii your day to Win big. Gr911d CMfr94 lle'*i, HIW York.
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Personality shines. Celebratlorill
sees you u star performer. .
SCORPIO (Oct. II-Nov. 21):
B"'ali from routine. Be with
Formerly with
Hair Net
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I_ sugarplums --dance in the head ot Anchor Lodge
648, Vasa 'Order of America's Lucia Queen, Miss
Patricia Ollila (left) and her princess Patricia Bry-
son . Mi" Ollila will mgn as queen during the
group's Christmas program which will be presented
Dec. 15.
Order
For engagement announcements It ls
suggested that ·the story, also accompanied
by a black and white glosay p I c tu r e, be
submitted early. If the betrothal announc:•
ment and wedding date are six weeb or len
apart, only the weddinf photo will be ••·
cepled.
To -help fill requirements on both wed·
ding and engagement stories, form are avail-
able in all of the DAILY PILOT office"
Further questions will be 1D.1Wered by Soclal
Notes •Wf members at 842-4321 or 494-9466.
COll(enlal people. Wonderful
for group acUvily. Club,
organisation event ts
especially favored. Those who
share interests can aid your ......
SAGITl'ARIUS (Nov. zi.
-~\S1 ·MAS c+-~ --. : ·::------
tucia Lights Up Fete
i ~~ Miss Patricia Ollila will
! ,.r.iwi as Lucia, Queen of
·!J:.~t. at the. ~ Lodge
_648, Vasa Order of America's
thristmas program.
• Miss Ollila attended by five
.. princesses, star boys and
,.~Ives, will lead the traditional
.. dance around the Christmas
"'1ree at the 5 p.m. Dec. 15
• gathering in the Z o n t a
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Clubhouse, Newport Beach.
Entertainment will be pro-
vided by members of the
Hollywood "S\lredish C h o I r ,
under the direction of Douglas
Hyttenberg, Julie Larson and
David and Mack Carlson.
Students from Sweden will
be guests al the party where
Santa will distribute presents
to the little ones.
Nativity Play Offered
At Huntington Center
The story of the first
Christmas will be portrayed
in the Huntington Center Mall
at 3:30 p.m. SUnday, Dec. 15.
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The Fountain V a 11 e y
Woman's Club, at the in·
vitation of Mrs. Tom Keevil,
miatant promotions director
for the center, will present
the colorful Nativity act!ne ac-
cented with traditional carols .
. Harbor Coui:icil Movie Guide Adorned In brilliant ntin
costumes will be the Mmes.
Gary Powley, Mary; ·Robert
Dec. 21): Change, variely,
ooclal acUvlly are highlighted.
Member of opposite &eJ: ex·
pre83el bold Interest. Be
gracious, but don't overly
commit yourseU. M e 1 s a g e
very clear tonight.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-
Jan. 19): Older Individual
comes through on promise, re-
quest. Excellent f o r en-
tertaining boss at home. Be
with those who h a v e
something worthwhile to say,
contribute. Get family back·
ing.
AQUARIUS (Jan. ZO..Feb.
18): Good news cornea from
afar. Don't be overly anxious.
Coed to Tell
• Gillum, Joseph; Phil Silver,
~ 1Edrw1 Hott~ 'Tli11 ""°"1e ~ 11 mission. Shaw's· play. , Robert Pecha and William
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In Spain, Italy • ~-red Ill' tM film• commlttft ol' Pu"onl, he•'••,_ n-'·rt ..a H...tio• Council PTA. Mrs. Robert GUESS WHO'S COMING TO HOW SWEET IT IS _ Broad ,_. 8 t'"'~, .. ua; nvui::.
• SorwlMn If prn1ittn1 •nd M"" l;l•rt DINNER? -Moving story marital f•-. Moss, Roy Rowland and David ! ,........,. 1s comm111 .. clwilrrnaft. 11 -...... R"•·•• ••-· Wi M WiJinen in the creative ~ 11 "',.,.,..., 11 • m.~ 1n mttr-of parent's reactions to huue, o.w 'CIC 1Se en, and ~ m1n1n11 111111b1e fUrM 1or ctn11n "' racially ril!J:ed marriage. A LOVELY WAY TO DIE Mm Mary Elizabeth Lam-writing contest 1ponsored by -,~ ,,,_. ..-wm .,,.,, ...-iv. Yaur -Seductive beauty ia ac-the I the Junior Friends of Newport
view. ,,.. •lklleil. M.11 t1itm ,,, I N T E R L U D E -Tern· men, angt · ~ _-_-,·~:,.,,GulM. u"' "' .,. OA.ILY peramental, brilliant con-. =yofh!t,~~ wealthy, MrsN~~~. ~~..? andwillthebe Beach · Public Llbraries will ~ ductor becomes involved un m ...uwuen1 receive their trophies next ~ ' TEENS AND ADULTS with a young journalist. I LOVE YOU, ALICE 8. club~s chorus ~ted by Monday, Dec. 18. ~ GONE WITH THE WIND -RACHEL, RACHEL:-Tender TOKI.AS -Nice Jewish bo)' Mn. Richard itmpbury, will The trophies will be award·
:: Old South returru to the study of a spinster school gives up his tqUare fiancte pro\ride musica1 background ed during the Christmas in ".. screen. te cher and hi 1 r o 1 e In Program coordinator Is Mn:. Spain presentation in the ~ ONE MILLION YEARS B.C. a · Esta.blishmenl ror life of a Gillum. · Marinen library's all-purpose
' Sto Ag ~ f THE SAND PEBBLES -hippie. room. ~ -ne e !!\Ory 0 two Story about crew 0 f PRE'M'Y POISON _ Sordid, Following the presentation UCLA coed, Miu Jackie 5 s~~-WAR OF HARRY American gunboat. brutal murder tale of men-on the mall, the Nativity Casala will tell of her ! FRIGG _ Private becomes THUNDERBALL -Re-ieue tally disturbed young man pageant will be repeated at Christmas spent in Italy and
r. 8 hero when he devises plan or James Bond in wr and cold-blooded girl. ?:30 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 22, of the holiday customs of her
4 to rescue five A 11 i e d derwater world . PRUDENCE AND THE PILL m Tamura School, Fountain relatives residing in the Bas-~ generals. WEST SIDE STORY -Re--Impudent, fr iv 0 1-o us Valley. que country of Spain.
: · SHANE -Tense western. issue of modern dance Briti!h farce. ~~~;;;;;~~~:;,;;;~~~~;;;;;~~~;;:;;;;;;;~
;, . WAIT UNTIL DARK -operetta. THE STRANGER RETURNS F
• Thriller in whlch thugs try ADULTS -Dubbed Italian film. D TEMPLE SHARON to force blind wife to reveal BARBARELLA-Bizarre and THOMAS CROWN AFFAIR -
wbereaboub of be r o in lasteless oddity. Sophi8t.lcated, immoral cache. . BLISS OF MRS. BLOSSOM atory.
MAnJRE TEENS , -Brilillh farce about 'T 0 RN CURTAIN -
AND ADULTS Unu$1.1al triangle. · Sophlatlcated filtchcock es-
BLUE -Texas doctor and BLUE MAX -Drama about pionage film.
hiJ daughter save the )lfe World War I German ace. THE UGLY ONF.s -Story
-of a bloodthirsty westerner THE DETECTIVE -Vulgar of. bounty bunten and their
who was raised by a Mei· violent melodrama of aord.id; prey,
lean bandit. brutal aspects of New Y«k. VALLEY Oii' THE DOLLS -
Th• con1erv•fi.,e 'Y"•fetUe feo th•
•rttir• H•rlt.r Ar••
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" young RussJan doctor and on George B e r n a r d melodr~. ~;;;:;:;;;~~i;i;=~~===::~~==~:11 Fg:t. LOVE OF IVY -~----------------------------~•W•MMMIMMMWM~
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Cci!Uiiibla Yachta announced that Ito new Tripp-<leoigned 25-foot sloop is now
In productioo at tile firm'• Costa Mesa plant. A prototype model (X-1) bas
been performance tested In Newport waters ror several weeks. The first pr<>-.
duction model was sailed In a local re gait& last week. The new yacht bas a
wa~e length of 21 faet, 8 feet 6 Inches beam, 4-feet 4 Inches draft, dis-
places~4,400 pouad and wears 315 square feet ol sail. Official designation will
be Columbia-26 Mark II.
lJong Goes All Out
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NASDJ.ltllnos Ii>• thursdoy, December 12, IHI ~ "l..I '.....ll~ !ll! ,,,. _ n •ii~ ~ ~ n", ~ n l1e re're Some Late Hints · .. OVER THE COUNTER
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./ SYL\IL\ PORTER
AS y o t1 r .lltlf..appalnted
~itwort!»' "expert" on 1*
, t:tinp·f1N.Pcia1.1 l must coo-. :1::.s lhJt .1. bave blown
'Chri.tmu this .yeu. I ......
the" aro four feYfet lhoppln(
;days betw ... ~vlni
and Cbrlstmu In ll!!l: I was
' 111-ell: aware that 1looe qo I
st.ould have checked up on
· siies oul-of·town addresses, ete. ·'r h.aveo't done ai1jthing
rlgbt 'this year except one
:11\lng: I have uJ<d mY dTon
of omission and commission
as an excuae to put togetber
· a bundle of good Ups for ·you
to use ln the 10 shopping days
'left until Christmas. You will
benefit if yoo do a11 I say,
·not as I do! ~
-ln buying clothes for
othet"S, mak"e sure they art
the right sizes, for wrong site
Is \he biggest single reason
'1for Christmas gift retum5. {Of
the $5.4 billion you will have
spent in this Thanksgiving-
Christmas period, an estimate
· is $400 million worth will be
returned because the items
art the wrong size ' or color
or style or are duplicate gifts
·or defective merchandise.)
SA VE ALL saJes slips in
case iterrui may have to be
returned and leave all tickets
· oa the clothes you buy as
. gilts.
Find oot it there is a
; ·deadline for returning items
. you buy and if there are
specal rules for returning
such things as hats, bathing
suits, underwear .
In choosing clothes as gifts,
try to select colors and styles
, the recipient would prefer.
· When It come. to teenagers,
· downgrade your own preferen· ·
" ces and be guided strictly by
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the letest teenage clothes
fashion; if in doubt, give a
gift certificate.
-IN BUYING a Christmas . .
tree, make surt: the needles
aren't falling off and thAl ~
tree has not begun to dry
out. Before you pay p to
$30 for a Christmas tiee (Utis
year's price range)' choose a
tree which will fit in the place
you have allotted to it. After
you buy the tree, saw about
an inch off the trunk . and
then stand the tree in a con-
tainer of water throughout the
Christmas season.
' -In buying Christmas tree
lights and ornaments ,
especially at specialty shops
which may be sel pp for this
ChristmB.ll se~n only, inspect
with utmost care anything you
buy, Test strings of light bulbs
before you pay for them in
the store, sinc'e returns or
exchanges (even before
Christmas) may be difficult.
If the lights are to be used
outdoors and expos~ to winter
weather, make sure ihey are
designed for this and that they
Newport National Bani{
Nearing Fifth Birthda~'
Newport National Bank, an
Orange Coonty independent,
will be five years old Jan.
6.
Lhan S50 million.
Last January the bank
merged with the University
Nationi'll Bank of Fullerton.
Two of the Fullerton offices
now operate under the name
of Newport National .
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have UL approval tags. ..,....,""' ..,.........,. ...... .._ 11 ·~...., ' A.M:'"""-HAID. :r..i " Yr:' ~~fi ·~ H~ t ,... ~.~ ·'t ~ ~ ~·: -Jn buylllc *'t wrapplnJ: .. _.... • .-....,. ... ,..-."' ......... ~ ... ' .. ""......., M.1111111 • .--« .. -.,, ,, ...
IS.. \' . ~~ t.• ~ -u-.. ~ ~ , M. ,:).Na "m, 1142~,..2 and rlbbons wbicb are 1t1aled 'iHDUtTalAU . 11tMiH~Ltn• i.~ on 1.1,._1.w-1 ''"' tJ\11 M.tii'~ • 1111i -Mi ~.1or · 'J it -1~
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actually buying. U in doubt 1rCA11t 1~ ~~ ::::=c. ~., ~ ~:.!':c_•r• :"' ~!v. ~ir~=£~~ 1~ ~ , i1,~ + ~ M 'r '·", , 'it ~~ § . ~ ~ about I.he -··•u ... of the paper .. lrllornel'ttf.thf IM ,, .... S.Dol'dCOtJ 11'Wo IM.·' .. Ar. G-. 1 1 im-~ ,.,,,,~f I~ ~' ... t\ 'J~ ·+l'h or , ................ -u't to ~ a'n "J:'.'::.~ ;: •" •~· .. " --,... " uu =~ lU t tv. '" ~." .i~lf:J& 'Sf 11f"" 1ifv. 12 v.'-i ~ l"WINll AlllldEeultla IN :.\'I Syrity~flM ~ nf, l.lfll'ltlC• 93 -'0•'' • "'"' U\(o "" ... r\.S' l "" j ,. already opened roll ar the tlltdPt-rtlft .. 110 Th1t1,... -M\.-\ l,ttotDr1111Stertt. Sl 3' ' f-. ,:, ·. I 106 IU 1: +\It I~ ~ .• -t 1 • -~ =. pattern •nd manllfac-.=:::. ·n~ ~ i:.1i:!~-::.:.· ~· ~ ;!:::.~·~ ~ ~· !iii rg .~ i ~ H; f·~ ~~::t-l 11l t~ ,, im-'tt
-,IN BUYING children's :::.i::od ~ ~y,w..:":~!:1.. t : =~!:'! :: ~= ~\~~1~ ,,, ~ s\t ~~·"' l:~~,I :.io ff H ~· H"+.:i~ g.-. ........... boOks .or AlntrG ..... 1111 •v. 4)\'I WlllllV.11\i I "" MtlrlUl'dA ,...,. SS\lt AH~1H .h 10 ,...., 1fl J.iV. -"" lltt, 1.611 • jf~ PV. p-.
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UIC '"'6"' I\,~ ~ reu.m ... ..... ..... ...:":' --MOMrdlMkts AID •114 AIOMPC i111 '' ""' 11¥1 2~ -14 latOlt wd SU U)li 21' ,. -whether they ·have.been made Hwitington Beach has ..,,011.,,"""_, ., • ,,.n1t11n.N1tNY ..... *" Morr11P11neo 11v. 11\11 A11t•• ,20 .u 1114 1•. ~ .. +·• l:t:~ .. ,,·:O H ~ »[' 1 ~. ··~lus by world events or been promoted to as-"'"'n-Mtvt•lr 1N lt MfnHi-rr -. ''"' MOrrteot1Klldu!I "I'll 16 .&1< .. "'° iu "'"' ?!.~ ... ~ , H•~s1 Gn • '° + ...... ., \li'4\li'4'4l\ Vt \\I""' MOrllftGt'( 12' IMV. MlitiWIW'f'tu.i..r tfft Mllo AmlSua JAi 53 JfYt .., ........ t ptl It 1 o16 '6 the passa.,.. ,of time. Such slSta:nt» ca s b i e r of Dol"fd • 42 .., N•t•rwtNA 2l » N•t!:llWCoro M tM AMIAt ·'° n ''"" ;m ~ +1.. 111 01 1.lt 111 1~ ''' !m ~ ~ "' k ····-••IT-... 2~ Wl:_STaRN a-.N•• N•!Hoa.plt1I lnt ~ AmerEs 1.20 • ~ ... .._ .... ~a111 1.10 1 J.11\ JoN .• books nd gam •• may mae U 'led C 11·1orn1·a ''"~-••• _,, ,,_ .. AmrEi1111 • .o 1 ,, ... ,,.,. ,, ···-· ~1>11-1.10 121 !2 .R<Jt +11o _ 8 ...., 01 & ArltA•roCMM lfli 111' Nl1Gn18k .wYl" ,ln N .. m,llMtr<ut !Ill AJMrU. 3 423 ltffi ~.S'lll 1r.,.,•. t•. Co p l>fl..50 Jl'\0 59 Jt SJ, , _ exce1elnt gifts even if they Bank's Edinger 8' nd Arrow·H•rteor• ''"' 1111o 8kolAn'INt&s1 .-~ N•tw0i'k1E1ee t v. t AArrFrrtr .111 11 Jn' , + eoi Mlk '·jg ,1 .ta 4s Wl _ •
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are buyln'g and giving t.o the served as installment , &11K«1t£t.c u e1D c1nturvet 1111 11D North!u•Gu. iw. nh AC1n p1 1.1s ' XI 2'-~• !9~• -+ tl es 1.ai 1 l*'-n~ ·1-"' 81r1"11HHl!'ldPt. 31.,., lt.,., CltyNball 25 """ Oce1n•um 30,, _,,_ ""' C1<n .60 u 21\'ll 21"' 21..., es ofl )J'.11 3N· -~ Yoong ones. edit g til ,. o ... ~ts 1•~ 11v. •L oreoco ,. .... "cniin i •A 3& '"11o <l2t\ "" -'ilo ~01s 1.» n »Iii ini, -• er mana er un '''"'"" croct1ra11un1 ,, .. ~ °""""c ~ J1 1iv. A.mCOns 1:50. 29 im :n 22111 -1\.-\ o1uP1ct I} 11111 4' "' + ""' -In buying toys, examine · t• •••er•nc 2t ~ Flo.HIY8t 1n1o llVt o-M!tm ""' uv. AmCr1<111 .ta u lO " XI +1 . SOOh . I• .., " ... . his promo IOD. a..111c-1nc SI 11 l"lr1111ncor1> 11\11 11~ Orrtl(O(or• 3s 31 "''"";I 1 . .o 1• x .Uh M +111o ornbli:tt z. l'I 67 ""'· f" them th~rOl!!!hly the minute ___ .:.._ _________ Be1tln1'"'.1n JOV. 31\'J ••-••--• ,. ••. ~. ,, •. ,,_ 1-,-. AC~ , • a. 10 10 10 -'14 SDI\< ;fj 1 ~ ~ >
they reach yOU at home. These a.veri,e-n1o1r 4tl'll $0\.'I G~-w:"N".:uaii 11;: ;;" ... ~ tOP';o v3 vj" A;ncw-,n .:25 UJ Xl'ilo l]~ ~ + -am~~ . . • 20h.. -"'
d d :r:,::clProc :.... ~ .... hNerl1~ll~ 2( 110 P1cE~trlcord llV. :Kl AmD11t l.<IOll j m: ~ ~ + ~ :::vdrl~ f'1 =· -n toys represent a hazar an 81,1,tierc°"' "' 10v. Llblft'!H1t8k Mio 1~ P1c.l'1rE1lt " ot.1 :aiu!l"'dtvl.i~ • """ 1'14 "'i!I ... omwo1 fl "" ~ ·r +1~
surety, .You 1uar,1 to avf'.irl thr ECOl10fil... 11ot11ru1A1run" :m e10 ""•nvtwur"'ek n" 1,.,., P1cG1mti1t•Gb 1~ 1•~ AmE1Pw ·1.• "' :11-111 »i. :11'4 -"' omPVISc .10 1fi u! 5',,. .. J.iM + 41.
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nuisance and frustration ot 11_•1trP•Pfr •11o 6..., ~P•cH•INI ~ 5'\.-\ ;c~~~"' ~~'Iii ~~ :ei.~ .:~ ail U · ~v. ,.,.. =l1o1i 212 ~ 11w-1""
finding that parts are missing , Br1ctorrdFooc11 f a10 ~1t1t!Q11 ~~ 561<1 p:~.,~0 tv. 1im AmHol1I .10 3!6 nv. 22111 2211o -1 -, 1 1 .,1= ~
b k the d bef Burnswl10tv1 6\'ll .o16V. S11mltl'!mPN•IBk lll ~ PirltVl•wG•mln ~ ~A MOm1 1.:IO 2;f '3l'o''" 2,:1 ~ =1~ _,Jt 1 ,1 .1 .. or ro en ay ore 1 au1tum' i,, 21 :sy~n-N11t 1~•.(, 1511o P•uleY"•' , 11,,. lilt. t_Home 11 2 s1 ~ ... y~ -.. ~g t
Cbr1stmas, You should be n~ . ase Ctlblochfl"I 2JYI 2•..., Unlonll•ncor. 51V, 9114 PetllboMMul 20\'ll 21\'ll 7:;.; .~,~ 11 R.ll m: t'I"~ i·~· i ,. ·;a·1-·. Partl.cularly alert •· the value "' -ciirtGe,,e••1 13 14 ViN•ttllkU> ~ u » P1-•rH1tG11 U14 ~ a,m1nY$I 1.10 112 ?!.~ ,•,~ •,, , ~· a !'" w "' · ·' C1lllPtcUlltll 21V. ft V1llevl"t..otnlt 25'/.o 2. .... Pub5w-1HM Xl\.lo JO.io ,f.ll'IMFclV .tO 161 ,,.,. ,. 114 Of th •• hint " you are a parent C11llPortl1fld " IHO Wef!Jl=-l!'k " ''"' Redc:atC0<11 271/t 21\l AMef Cl I.fl) !D n •W S2 m :dM.· . -....
"" u C•llfW11erSvc 2:1~ 21fo !le•tll" & le•R Revelllnc ·~ I~ Am Moton '10 lJ~ 1'"" lA~ = ~ l l!.'l ti~ ":-~ who is supposed to assemble E d C•m•111C1su•b "' sv. M11i1i.. rem .. ~'~• RO!K"r•ltMl9 !!~ ,.''·~ ~~N~~ ,1i ~ Sf...., Wl'J u,,~ ! ~ 1f 10\l ft J:,j +iv. th •• t ho . ( d • f t xpecte C1nn0!\Mlll1 u IS A,mS•l.LnUl•h ~ ~Aj, Roberl1Consol •• .,.. .. "h °"' ., 11~ 11 ,. .... ir ~ "!I' I e wY a me an tn ron C•PTICllrnc lJ\lo 1' lhlmonfSvt.Ln '' " R~Rurch :uv. ui.io ~':wJ: '.311 :w l~ tt'l\lo JtP4 2 !!: It~ • +i~ of the trusting offspring). C1Plte1R••rv• 15\li 1''AI C•J>l!.IAUICot11 IV. '" R091r18l'OI 11 ' 3' Am Sl!tl ' 35 ..., 30V. :llJ.\i .. •. • SJ"' t.JV.
C111;1dlN11G11 13Vt l'' umltl•SvLln ' BID Row-1Un• 33 l6 Am 5'!1p .•o " 36 3'' -1"'1 • 63\'t ... -"' I bu . the 1·n , ' • --,.. '' • •• '" ' •m Smooo ' "'° ""'° '31'> ••v. -3V. '' lol 11'4 i " _ n y1ng on · :\. ..en urv ro,,,. .. ~ " E<1ulu11.t1.,v ..... n SSPFnc1u1!•ln 15"° 16"" .. " ~ 63\'a uv. -~ •• 3Ut f ' Jl". "' I I WASHINGTON (uPl) -Ch1koEn1Coro !Vt ' E11Ultebll!'>v&Ln 1" ll~ Senti,t,nl!• 135 MS Arn~Alr .10 S6 51 ...
stalment or ay-away Pan, . In A.8.Chence&co :i. 2•~ Fh'11llnF1n ,.,~ ""' 54,911111n<1J 1~'" 1114 ~ ~1~ '{'·" J ~ """ 4 \':I +-~ 11
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double-check to be sure you BuSlllessmen expect an · c11em1o11111111 11 1• Flrsts~rc .... ,. 1011o 1~ S..1tJrnA1rwvs ?1 11"' AmSta pU,n , n11t1 121v. '""' +,,.. ...w. "" ·-v.
Crea""' in economic activity c111iensu111 n 1Hi FlrstWe111rnFh• 1 T'h Sc111111nE1ec 1o•h n Am srerll ... 14 Jl14 11 35 .. con 11 61 121 21\lo ~ -~ can meet all payments as they . -· . . DoPtdB 2114 m.r. M•w111oriwF1n 1•'h l.\14 $4!•W•kl U'h 21v. A~,,_.,, 1 '° ltl 'ill l3 J.1 +r"' Cont.-01 D•'lo '69 1s'v. '""" 1 -5
come due. Can you meet the dunng the next SIX months C011!1IDY"nmu lt\io 1•~ Pe1sva.LnAssn ,, n kffi:uw:1w-lS NV. ~m~uepf:2 ti l ~'"· t~ ~ ::-1"' ~n~.,:~ ~'.ioa JlO ~;. 3111't .J' 0_::;.;;
d •t h' h t d lower Coc1Colel• ,,. n RIVt'111$el=lftCoP l'h ' SWlhdlGenln~ l~V. 11 Am T&T 2.MI 74>0 ~"" U\11 """ .. , •. c~ CoH .50 u " '4\lo .UV. -•;, total finance charges. usually espt e 1g er axes an co1en1inEn11ne 1:w. IY.i Tr•A1Col!t.t1rwei1 5'11. 111o Sp1c,Ord111na 3'h '1'1 "'"' lob 1 90 111 '1~ ~ '°v. + 11o Cooper1n i.'° 201 '9.\li 4~ At.\li + "'"
h federal !!pending, according t.o co1 ..... ncn xi 11 Ei:onorJ1ksLP ') .s S•er;f!IDN 21'/:i :n AmWWk• .56 u u11o " 1,14 + "' C••tr TR 1 30 mt • .,, lllV. .... about l 1h percent a mont' CompUl~r.E~VlP 11\lo IM\ Eldonlnd~ ,,...,, ll\l:i SprlngStr~tCIP sv. 8tD AWWSof 1.1S i13G ,, ... «I 11\!4 ... COIPf ~l.25 • 29\\ ll'lll U'l'a-"-on•-of the purchase prices? a goverrunent survey. Conto!RockPrlb 31 n EElectroC•r••11e r-v. · N '1•nt1•rdP1c111c 11:1Jr. 1tv. Aw pref 1.25 •100 1tv. """ 1tvi .... Copeland 1.10 s Atv.. v. •Piii ...
-· Th" th r ,.._ CorNISlorM IO'h ll'/o ··--~ •• corp 31)>,0 llV. $t1teS•Plr 1 I ~w '·\Pf 1.'3. • . ~·· •• ,, COl)pRge .50tl ,. ~ M:'4 4lh t • AND SOME f. I 'd 1s was e sum o ~m • -...... 1000 u,,., v. .. .. copw1s11 1.~ ., 2m ¥· 2'f. ,,., Ina gtll e5 • Cr'1t•n1Tecll 31'1, ' Ele(.trOflleCIJ> 31"° 39V. S111til11ds S1,o, I ........ ,., Zinc l:I ~"'a ~ 9"' Ctitfnl~8 )Ge '1 J1i lS. :m..+lh from t•· st 0 re k,. per s merce Department surveys 01NCtirP 21 21Yo e1ectl'Ol'llcMi\m 61\!r " Subw"IPtlonTV 12i;. 1tl4 Am~tek 11 u 11~ ~111 y. fl~ corn Pd '1.10 Jn ov. ~1il.-'1m""" + ,,.
Iii: • . . f D11shew8u•ln111 SVo 5V. E•~slJcnnln• 3(111.o ll'l.o Sunsell~d1 2! 30 Amf~C n.IO fO ''"" ii'" '/\ " CorGW 2.5(Mi ll ?9N 295 -+2'4 themselves: cdmg business foreca.s\s o D1t1-De.J1wiitb 10"'° u v, Fwmer8rotlleri 12v. 13v. T1mo1~1"" 111•,o, 119'11 ~~ ~ ifly, 11'1 1~ 1i."" 1~ ti;. Corna iot3.50 llG 11"' 11~ •• + v.
Shop during the off-peak economic gains stronger than g:t~=~~~ ::W. !!~ "~~~;';'' ~~ ~~ ~:~:~1""v11 ~"" j~,.. ~~~~ncc·o~ ~ 1ftl tt~ ri~ 4= = ~::"ie:' ,A;a ~ fflt ~~-ff~ t'';;.
levels anticipated by Johnson 0111Fln111C11 11.,. 11 Fedll•~~1on11 '1'11 i3v. T11reeFrult i1o,;, lt'llo Am~led 2 .:i y 52\'a .s1v. 1111o -\'I Cox!ldu! .54 It 610,:, 61 11 -'lo periods: first thing in the d . . t· . t Olekt<lnElec 73;<, 25 DoCcl>!d ,1 11 Toe(mushProd 1J7 u1 An!ton<:1 2 so '19 1Gt4' i i!llV. +w. Cr1ne l.60b :15 t.l'\lo ~ 4J '+ \'o m 0 r n in g , during the a m1n1stra ion econom1s s. DkrltoekCo"' u 1£'1< Flriteo.toneor1> 129 133 TelonR~nc11 •• o11 ~~t1G J.~ s)J ~~ ot 5'.1'1 .. ::~ ~~":~~n -~ :: JI~ g'! ~v. = ~
Ad · · Ir t" Dlw-erHlncCm l•'h 15 Flntfli;e.S.t!ve 16 11V. Te~11mOil 11'/t 11'/o A~kin 'fnim M 13 ™ !1"' C~I 1.Slt ,, 39\'o ll'Mo' 311'1i -''-customary· dinner hours, m1ni,s a ion SOU r Ce S • OlverielncP!tl 11 It Fietet.. CtpFut!d n11o 12\.i TeK11c1,.cor1> i' nv. ,o,l>Cl>Oll m 3'9 llh :rr 4 ,,. +1 11• crow~ C0<k 911 n11o J.! 1~ + ~
puz.zJed by the Optimism, said Ootnlng1W•let ll H Fle~Fllftd 2:;; 21'"i Tnerm1lf'~wer 11'/. ll'h Aou1 Chein .SI of.l'llo J,,j ...... + 'Ill (rownZt 2-20 S1 'fV.0 12\.lo '2lli -<4 Take advantage of the t k oo...-1ee1nefl1m 21\lo 79 '1Proaltdlnc 11v. nv, TlmFrelgM nv. ll\/o Arch01n 1.IG ' 63\lo 63 63 · CTS corp ,., II za v, 16Ya 26~ + v. h · · one reason (or the rosy out 00 Drue,,.8er111t 1v. t ,,,,51, ....... , ,.,, 1 TltenGrouP 11 · 1m Arll;Publive 1 n ™' 25'IO zs~ -~ Cv<111h1 wl » 2SJ'o U \.:o %S'!i -'" "personal s opp1ng" services 1 2''"' Miio '• • T 1 111111 1 Jl'I ~.,.. ,o,rl•n• os .10 1" 311'< nv. 31'4 . . cu<11hY co 192 1• 2$"" u~ + v. ff -• b · d rt t might be a belief among Dueornmun nc Gn1nL1ndCol!d 11 12 c•tm' u5 .. 51 Armeo su 1 U$ 58\lt P\lo 5?~ ++•'"" Cud•hY pfwl u 27'h '¥\.lo 21,,.. +'IO o e,C\l y maior epa men . . . Dunar1d1trffl ~ '6'11 G11svc U'h 11 Tr1c:or1nc ,.., ArmcY• 1.60 24 •1"" Yl'o ~ 't -Cullla1n .21 10 2'111 15 1S'h -11o
Stores. PartlC. ularly 1-f you are businessmen they will enJOY t11S11r111e1 stoc111 Gemr•t&r ... 1nv 10 11 TridCorP uv. 13'h Armr pf •.11 u lflft 1t I •.. C11mmln .IOb 25 av. '71it ~ +1~
bl cl. AmGenlntCm 2~ 1~ G R -,,, .. "'I'> T1rn0Co111G11 21\!I :12 Arm C~ 1.'0. •3 """ IJ'h 1. o + llo CunnDruv .10 12 32\'J 12 l2 -¥o a more faVOl'a e tmate "'•O.->t t> "" .~·.·.·,~.~ •• ,,~ ..... ,,·• ,•,•,~ Tr1n1P'Coonstlnl 2JVt 15'11 ,t,rmC~ pll.15 ?500 6'\0 '4 6'1'4 -. :1 Curlls1 Wr l Jl'Q l5'1:i loll'> ~ + 14 Coming in With 8 long list "" "" v" '"' " ~014 ,1 AfmRub 1.IG 1j J'l\/o i6V. S1'4 -, Curt Wr A 2 1 JI'~ ~ ,~ + \'t ,t thi<i la!,,. rlate (and have under the Republican ad· AmGurntvltt 16'!4i 16¥1 Gtnltl~l'!Phl 1~ u\.lo Tr1ve1~gu1Cor1> 35 36\lt Aro '°"' ·'° 1 JCIV. 19~ ??""-_+~,,Cutler H ,_10 51 43 ,11"' ~2.,. . . . t ,. f p .d t le t AmHerll!telni "o,:. ,~ G1n:r~l5Pld u•t. IH• T•lc:onl>ro!I ,,.. ,,,,_ Arvin lfld 1 1 41 ...... ... ,, CYCloP• 1.ICI 2• .!.!!~• ~'"' JO -~ yo•ir lists ready). m1n1s ra ~ion 0 res1 en -e C Arvonautln•Co 5~ 62 fOfll•mlle•lnt 10 ~ Trld11rtn<11 311"4 :n;; ,.,1~10 011 1.:io lllS " '''° ~,.m -:~ cw-pruiM l,MI ,1 594 s.iv,.-~ _ \~
Order Wh'tev.r Standard Richard M Nixon !lene11c111s1a SB 62 GHTecllnoloiw-10 10'\lo Trl11l1'1Mln.,u1 1,.. ,, • A$110U ,11.«1 1 w 90 'i·~ -~1 cvpru1M 1,.tO ,1 ''"" 5,1!1 Jot'I< _ ,4 . ' ' llonne~IU<!SW'l•n !'A. 3~ Gla~ln!tr 12 13 Tu1(0f'IG•1 A,Ud8r ,J&p U 18* 171/o I " -.. 0-• ks C•lllfelnsCo l! ?O Gr•!i0VHw-Gr1> 11~ 19•J. Ud!eoCorp I• 13 Aud DG 1 :lei d4 lJ 54 5'. -V. -Items you can . . soc • SALES GAINS C•l·W~•l•rnSl1t t1 1w. GrlnnellCorp 150 156 Unc!•JOll"erest 13'1(, U'h """:I.pg 'iob $ .U\.lo '~ ""' + 'h 0111 R!w I.~ ?'2 ?nil 21'11 11 t '·
shirts, sl~kings .. by phone One survey by the Com· ~hu:~"i'c" ~ ~14 Guldanc1Tec11cm '"• ~~ ~$~~:ec1tMite• ~ J,,. ::~rn·:·i:~~ 1ff !r~ ~= !f~ +·~ 8!:i!c.:i l.~ ~ :f~ ~ !!! +,~
or from the store's catalogue. meroe Deparlment's Office of c::F'1~nc7'P1d ,,..., J2~i ~~~::S':"'nc ~,,, 6 u1.r.c:""'' 1u 11e ~~~°"P1 1·~ ~ tt fl~ ~1 .... ~. 8!!~( /·~ u ~ l.l:it Jolh ••
fF YOU TAKE B · · OBE Cotnbln1Co l1 17"' I c A IV. U!ahSl\l•ll•nd 0'~ '~ ,t,llC""EI 1)0 u lO'/o :IO'lo :IO'llo + '~ DPL 11/C l:fO zlOO 61 61 61 .•••• yoi•r c11r us1ness Economtcs ( ) cor1nGtnera1 u :w; 11v. to1enrw-E,,"',.n1,;. ll'h vwRu11:1cor1> 2•'1' 21 ,o,u Rich 1.ICl 2n 129 12• ll' -~ Deer1 co 1 111 54',1 ~·r. '""' -'A W'.lh YOU put YO<lr mf'• 1·n ed b • d" t" E•" t l!Am 1& 20 HeKce! r .07 Vat('.Olnd•CP j ,.,.. At!Rcll 1113.15 1110 &l'4 61'4 63~ +2y• Ol!!Pwt! 1.04 J9 ?1 26\lt to!"' ··I • e.• "" · report us1ness pre IC IOllS E ~ .... 11 ~!ner•I 11.,. U'4 HISh~&rCorr.o •SV> • ~ vacuD•vco 5 6V. An Rkn p1 J " 211 2Jt\l:i mv. -I'! 0e1 Mnre 1.10 2•1 36 l51'> l~ -v.
the trunk and lock your car. th;:it inventories would climb F:~~HewWrd n 111 '° ~°'.';;~::0~1 ~~,:; ;~v. ~!~~:;;:1~u• :; ::~ !:1:~ l:n;'° is~: 2~ ~ ~5 j ~ 8:~"~1,-~ : ffl'.: ~:"' ~~ +1~
Organized in 1964 by George
L. Woodford, the bank now
bas seven offices in Orange
Counly with assets of more
ISi \\\~tlll11.tM1'1~tl I I 1%ll l 1'11 ISi
A two-decker London bus,
used by the bank for civic [
and charity fund raising, also LOCAL
has caught public attention .
by $2 billion during the six F,•.~,,,0,,M,,';,"" t~ :l"" :Us1<>nFe1rless 'Vi '~ vircoMf?Cor~ i•t. • AtltsCp of lk 110 ""'" 2\'14 ii"~ :j:1:Z OtnnMffi Pfl .s ~ la -ll -1v. H t f5 "6 .,. •• ,,_ Auror•PI .;oG J'I 2,.. ..~· 2 t"'-Dtnn'l'Rll .IU ~ ..., Jjl'o J51J. -... months begun ()cl, J. The Fl~Undrwrlrl .(.$ BID 0 r• er tlcllnc M V1froCor11 "" "'"' Aust Nlch .60 35 '14 " C..n!SV 1.201 12 o1t .ul)i llV. -V• . . FlntAmTflle 21 """' n otf!VI ",,., Vlv•nl•Wood•rd 31\lo 32'/o ARA Inc .N J 110"' 120 l;Jllo -1~ Dt!nRGr 1.10 19 2ra 2.iv. ,,.,.. -11o businessmen forecast sales l'lrslN•!lll!e • 011 1n1~ndConl•llll!!" '°,, «i W•ddl!Reed 10 7l ,o,utSilklr .oee \" 2"'-li"'" -Dereco "'A 1 11•1o 111t 11\0o -1 I Lii Vl'i 28 1,,11r1111(h!!m 1 120 W1lkerSCol \OV. 20'4 A11tomtn Ind l! s'I" • f, + :%, Dereco pf8 11 71 7~ 10'!o-'Ill gains o( 2 per cent this quarter ~·i:-1.~ e 361 3n 1111e~t•teB•k ro 1' warnerElt!l•k 19~ 19v, Avco cf; i.20 .. 1 VI llU IOlll'> .,., 0"1So10tnc .llO 10 :?.S'h lS'r' lS'k-t •
. """ The London bus proved ' ·so N., uthwr n •ws~•P•r t1U1 you
popular lhat another one has' more, 1v•r>/ div. •bout wh.•t'1
been ordered from Engla nd ,,,1~~ on in fh1 Gre1t1r Or•nll•
to add to the next five years c ... ,, then o,. DAil y PILOT.
and t .5 percent during the Ha::...:erflre 35 '~ ,t,nd•aw.JNoe"' o,•h 's w11~N1J1G11 20\.lo 1111o Avco "3·70 1 ~v. Sl'MI lm -! "' De1Edl1 '·'° 6jl ,i~t? 1p1~ ,m: .. ~ . HirlltirdFlre d All/I JurS!!n .. enGroc: lO WlfMMho ll ll\lo ~~~'l r~ :~ rit 15¥1 :Ml/, l!'h 'h 8~ E5'1efi15i: £1rst three months of 1969. •IL·? y. """ e . 11 Jer~!rFrelgllt n l! W••lh•rfl:inlCo n·~ 11-1'1 Avon Pd 1.611 51 139\t 137'111 llf'lt 11;. c.~t•r .soe 1t~ ~~ ~~~ !~~ :.:·~ ;;;
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If you are
planning
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S:::: dustry and by 5&eurlty which ~ :=: Jlresses capital growth with ~ --:::=-income as 1 second1ry con· ~
~ s1d11•alion. -
l 1si•i I INCOME ~ I FUND,tNC. i
~ The prlnclpal Investment ob· § I jtcll.,. ol ISi Income Fund 111 ;;;;e to obtain curr11nt Income. The
I second1try lnve•tment objec·
tlve 9' the Fvrtd 1• to achle.,.
gtowth of income and c•pl·
tfl oytf' the tonoer ttrlT"!. ~ -----------.,. ~ M~,..,..i end O••t•lbl/ttd by •
NSURANCE Ii SECURITIES
INCORPORATED I eoew t11 N l'Jole*llllM ,,,., ,..._ -~"*' ,,_ Wf'J 111 111104. Ii
WlWAM KE'ITLER
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of Newport National's opera-
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I Th ln~rcoiu1llle 11 n KDIC~n•oraill)n Je lt We!ll..,lonMgtlnc •O'h 51 -8-D!1mtntl 1.IO l1 51V. '~ 51i,o, +1''> ln a survey re eased urs-J1!1tenonPlklf ~3v, '"'4 11;1l•~•Ste1111 i' 13 w115n11d1 Al. av. 211 31" 31 31..,. t v. c11sr.1m 1.«1 111 36 J.S'li 36 + Vo d h C De t 11•1.o DoPhl 21"" 111/o wmZlrFlnCo ? 2.,... lil>c.li:.w 1.36 ,_ 11.~ uv. •• 011sn I' C2 l '-Iii; "' «'IO +'h ay, t e ommerce par· L!ncolnN•!Co•• 901'> .... , .. ,11,,, W••••••"•~o 11, .. :IO'" B1-ro11r .IG 2~ 21,., .. •• ·~ 01,5 P oi.1o ,s 1:w. 211f 1"1o , . . louJ11111&Srn 7G 20\lt K.lm1nCorP •v.. ~ "'-" ·• B•[IGE 1.60 « 3''4 36 •• "' DI Sir 2G 38 17;,i, 11V. lJ'h mcnt and Secur1lLes and EX· MercurvC11 11'l. 2!'1.o l!;tn~l':lec 11 18111 W1tg1tec•!1 11:\lo U'lo Ba I G P1 C' 110 6" 64 11'\ii _:_'Mo Dl:,~Pllon · ... 6'1 261/o 2'V.' :U.\<l f !/,
change Commission report~d :;:~~J~1~::!e• ~.,., ;:v. ~:~:l~h~:ken ,!•n :,t. ~~~~~ •• ~ :: :: ::~~u~'1 2.e 1j ~ :m ~ +1 ~ &ffiti":Oio•tb., 1~ ~~ !'..~-it~ +1 business predictions that spen-N11un1onFlrt 'iv. '1'!t K•r•tooeA .u1. ','.~ ww,",'•",•,;<,,~,111 ~:"' ~~ 1'•,'~,,!li1,•,'~~1~M t 1'1'1 .~,"., '' -"" o°1U:::i~h~ ~u, ~ ~"' M tr"=~ di f pl t d · t HiWei!ernlt 10\lo I~ Klngflrosl>rod 1"" .,., 17 "\It .., II -1 "' ' + ng or an an equ1pmen Nillenwdt!Cf'll 1~ 12,.. 1e1n1Rld1oC«, tt11t :io.,., Yub&1ndsCM 21 n l'll e111c 1ricc • 30 ·21¥1 21~ t"' 01n1nc1~ ~: W' ="' fl' .+'~ additions would rise about 6 Nor1t1er1.1c11c0 n IN-KnunenCor1> 4)V. ~2\'J Dl"ePfrd 10 11v. Btslc '' 2 JlOO S2 fl ff _1~ Ol1nlv . 3 ov. ,1\lo '1\.11 + ~
. . P1clfl<N1!l!t. 1'14 It 1t;1r1Cor1> 1"4 1014 llynePi.:I n 2' 81"1',""o~·2flll ~ u~ >f 75 \lo g~~e=• 1.~ ( 57 5lV. n ... -
percent m both the final 1968 P•cS!•ndLlf! 1,.,, ul'i LMtrwan ""' •"' z1amu1111 ""' ·1t~ 1:111 ,...;, ... oti! -! 113"' 113 113 • ::::.V,. 0om~1~ :IO ~1 15:w. 74'!• 1,,,. -\:.
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answering the Commerce-SEC · ' · ~-~ .So '' lll'l: SI.\< n111 + v, or1voe.< 1:211 is """ n v.-sm =• ded I &KtonD .~ JO •• '°"' 70"' -'Ill Dresslnd I.Ml n• ~ tO'AI · 40'h -'4 survey conce a sower Se· M I F d eecch Alt .15 ,, "'"" ""-"' """ -"' Dtesir pf1.10 6 *"' ""' 46'IO + :i.. Cond quarter for J~9. the.if utua un ~ Beech Crk l 1.50 3'V. MV. llV. + '" Dre1sr Pl 82 11 '2~ '2\.'I '1'1'< '" ;;ro ~ B11c1 Pet .SO 2l1 l1 olol'l4 116'1\ +1rr. Drt'Ylln .t'O 162 •7\'J "5 Cl'~\ t2~ ProJections tor the first su Bit Hem .70b l .a •1~ """ -"' OukeF>w 1 . .io 1 40'.i '°" ~ ... llell How .6o 3S 7•111 nv. Tl\'.i +Pio Ou~lln CP '1 5' $i\'o UYt -M. months of next year put Bell 1~11rcon u 1S'li u11t 1sv.-+ 11o auPont s.~ 100 111'.ll JM ire ..
capital spending 9 percent Btndllt 1.to t1,• n" 50 .11 -~ dllf'on1 ofl.sa 1 11 .icv. 61 -'" BtmlsCo 1.60 1 70\'ll 10V. ~\Ii -V. di/Pont pll.511 1 n 1''4 ,7.wi + Vo
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""" e Prt B~l•n 11 '-' ''·0' Ke¥~!oroe Fun.1s ' Puritan \1,SD U.•? P.c~:i11 8r~s ~ ,._.,,. 2:1 .. 2.W. l\'a •tonY• i olO 63 lt'llo :rt'llo 39 _ 1, Du be! d f tlle>t. securllle; Grwlh u:2116.62 C11s fll ?n.«1'1.)' Pt,.n•.,, F1..:~r j 1>elng !.l<I !6 SI"-"'Eiti>n 1111 h 1 ll'Ai 31>,; 39'4 2 ra goo s manu ac· u,.,1a hive t>el!-ft inccm• 1.11 ,,11 Cv• Bt T'.J~tl.11' E~oll 11.1illt.j• o~Cl' .?$1> 1.J 1"'-" t >'li HI\\ 1v. f"tt.scornd 1 101 "''" l?'N '6.'•A.-;--. 'Ur.rs told the government ••• ''''' •• '""'h' S">t!C.111 11.1t ll.'l't Cusl'I ' ln.n 11.l" G!"•g 17 . .'' t.01 Bo ·~ 5,11 . .:i J. c,~'-~}.,_ ,,,_ , .. FchllnMf " lS 12~ l.l\lo "* _ 'h u.,. ~ Siad 11.~t20.Jt' CusKT t .11 1G.1' Gr111 n .ss ".t1flond lt1I 'v .,....,.,. ,._"Eciterao9 "19 I0"6 451'o.ia +'" the" expected the next six (1s1tea1 Th011r!da,•,·, Eber11 l!.1111.ll Cu• 1e2 6.'7 1.n 1r.ccm 10.60 11.•• 8001t;Mt11 1.21 1.! -,'•)" :>-< ~~ , .. E<llJ llros ·11 J SO>h .!.I! Ml\!r v. ~-' "' Empl Gr \1,:10 11.11 C111 51 1~.12 26.jl lnvf!I t.Jl l0.17 aoraen 1.20 "' .I~ ~~>;.. ""''" -""EG&G ia· Ill olt ,1.._ .., _ ,,_
monlhs to bring h.igher sales ~~f~,e1n fJJ,:~ ~~~:~1"' 1•·:n~~i'tt §~~ i~ llJgl;:~; R~~1~.a. 156~t,16l!,11~:~~~~ '.ll ll ~~ 211 J:~ ! ~ El~u:1(;n·.\~~ 2n :~ m • ..
levels lhan the third quarter A!lll111ea t .S•I01 1' Eoulh< 125311.J$ C111 S• ',·", •,·~ R•vtre n.1.110.1s:~:,e~; l: ~' .~~ ~ ~ +1~ ~e1cV -. .. ot: 1t1. tt'4 1~~ ?f~ ·:: · f All Arntt 1.'2 .66 EQ\/11 Giii Z!.:01,,., Pol1rl1 ·' ,.., lloienthl lo.ts BostMeCp pf '1 68 +1\lo EleclSP 1.011 U llY, JO'lll 31'4 -'• Of thig year. In contrast, SO t Amc1P 1.tJ 1.SI Enti lt,5'11.2' Knlckb 1.96 I.fl Schu1~r 11.9020.61 Bourns Inc N 3Dl'I 29~ JG'ot +1 Elgfn Watch 11 10\~ 10 :io· -·• k "d th Am Bus l.70 •.01 Everll In '-1.!t 11." Knie~ Giii l'.51 IS.ff Sw<lltl• Funds: 1••nl/Alr 5Cl 30'l 2i ll'rlo 13"4 + 'Ill l!l'l111NG 1 350 23V. 13 :n _ '·'o gUll'"..15 ma e rS Sal ey saw Am Olvl" 12.Ulf.O' E•Plor 2'.t:lll.I' ltxlnlt 11.7112.N Int lrw 16.t'lU.!7 renllfAir"w1 •36 11~ 111!1 l'JV. +l"' i"" p 1.10 31 At ill ·~+ •o
510 do n ·1n sales ·increases Am Grt~ '·'j 1.~ F11r1d 1•.6111.11 Lex s(~ tt .Gli lf'.13 Sl'l!(1 ot.1.2.~ •S.2s 111,,51 2.,0 1 sm 55,~ ss>1o + v, 11r1 "'1."° 1'fl u•t. 3'•to nw _ ~1 a WW Amlnv \l.f 11,dFrmBMu1J.701J.10ll'>tlrll' 1.619.l' Bftl lt.011~.0'l rhtM' 1.~ Ill r:J~ M., 1'2'}1+¥1"]!l!'EI1.80 'IOIO~l!M:it,101\~+H.:. ahead Am Miii 11.56 11.'3 FM Grth ll.17 11.31 Lile Slk S.U 4.lt Com SI 12.90 11.'1l rl)!M7.i Pl 2 16 50\lt Atl!. SCl'lt +1 lmfrvAlr .IO t 6l 63'11 63 ..... + "\ ' Am NGw !.to •. ,. Fld (IP 1•.'115 ... Liff Inv •. ., .... S@c Div l6.S2 11.H dW'/ It 1 2' .UV. ~ 0 11. -l 1 mtvrt 1.nr ... " ~ .... »14 -.,. The hard goods producers Am Pie u"1v1n. Fld FuM 21.'6 :n.:io Lin• t.1110.1>11 S@c Eo111t 10.0I 21.tS -•vnu 1,~ 11 f:"' J:l• n,.. -·.,.. mPD1,1 1.60 1 lJ ll ll _ v, Anchor Gro11P: Fla Trnd 31."4 ll.,4 loomh S1Ylf1 Fdl: SK Inv 10.36 11 .. 2 8w11 Co .l>P U 1 o,o 11111 111~ + •it-mPOrC .fOb 1 lS1,;l 35¥1 lS¥o + •.r. Predicted sales up 2 S percent Ce~ M.ot u .1s Fln1nc111 Proe•m : Cftn!HI •1.'o '1 .IO Si11e Am 1t.t1 u.n:i awnc I'll .!2P ' 2 l'o 11v. 12.,.. +'4 !t!dJotint .Sii • q"' '1"' 414 -'" ' (Hiio 16.69 1'.?t OY~m t 04 t.tD Caolt IJ.U 15.1' 5'11 $i>ec5 'Xl.ot 11 .ti ewn 5'!1ro 1 M 2•'1o ?Ht tl'llo -\Ii flCIJotin "' • uo 61 \lt 61V. 41 '11 _ in the fourth quarter and Stodl t,Wf.111 lndUd S)t 6.ll Mu! 11.1117.11 Sltm1 1].011'.tl 8wn5hee 1.10 S 60\l:i 60 60 -~ neelMln .Ill Ml ~ 6'V. ~ f°" . Sci CP 1.1$ l.'1 1ncam l.'1 t.•I Menhtn ll.26 11.JO Smttt< oru,..wlc:ll J11 19'4 l l'ot lt +~ EllulGes 2.10 12 » 38."lo 3'1~ ,,. almost 2 percent 1n the next. eeb'°" t .At '·'' F11 1nGt11 11..so12.~o M1s1 Fnd 14,u1s.M sw lludl1!91o 1.?11 1ii a 111v. ie1.1i ,.. Er1t Pit l.50 uo,,, ~l'I·?'.!"" ~\ti .~ · 11 Rid \5.•Sl'·" F11 1nSlk i1nu.~1 M•n G1n U.ll1'.62 1nv1i1 10.H11 .n80J<YE• 1.,.. 11 ~~ ~ ll 'A + •4 ESB Inc 1.:10 .,., ... _ ,, Nondurable producers said .;::.,"'-1.St t.'.lt F5! Multi 12:o& n.2t Mt~• Tr 11.211t.t1 ,_, •nv 11 . .io 1'.01 R~ ~o .90 Ja ~ Jl!: ~~ -~ :S~ul\$ ·Ro n J:l 31y, lU\ -"'°
they expected sa\e!J to rise f:JiJlk 1::~ lA:~t ~~: ~:' ~1:: ·: · .=::r,:., ~:~~ ;t:# U~r.mstf111 Jt.~~'9~,1J &UO<I F 0 J.'J • 11~ 1lv, 1v.. · · •• EJ::~ cp, ·.12 \~ ~"' ~i 1').2 :._ .,..
Y percen n e ina pert llu~k 11:0111:" Fflll LI ,:11 ,:i, Mld,t, Mut 1.36 t:1i Am lnd 16.2111.7) autt Fort~ 1 ll l! DI\ JS +Vt\ Eurolnd .XII ~ ll'lfic 11"4 .• b 2 t I th r. I "od Br a St l1 06 II" Fii Gin t 1110 13 Mc Doro 11..50 n 60 Slet<lmen Flis· Bllot•t In .64 19• n 111,:, 21'llo • E " Pf<.... U S1 W11i !h: + ,,
d l t th t CG Fd !1S312 •6 Fourocl111°9 t 61111.51 Moodv Co :10 ll 1111 Flctvc 10 1411 10 llulov• .lloto :13 •t~ M.\lo 16~ +,,., E•entP Mlb "" l ...... an percen enex . tenidl•n .,:,321 :uFour,Q 1,:1•11.oi.1r100!l'v·1 11:0111:u kit<> 1:n 1:ooeun11 ••mo HSJ 11\lo 16'.4 ,,.,.. +l\E~rlN111 21'! rv. ?•"" 26-'IO+n, The predictions compare C1pl1 l"t 10 10 11111 Fr..,nkllt\ G.-ou1• Morlor!' F11nd•· $teln Roe Funt11 · llunttR pfl .50 J SI,_ 50 5111< +I~ E• tHO 1.25 !16 lol" l]lit. ~ _ \\ . C1plt S~r 1:t1 .:13 Com Sfk 1.11 1.1i Grwlh 1,.5111.17 811 1f.:2 i•.37 ~u•w.,nd _k«I it ~~ tl~ ;1~ +=It ~:fr~~ t:' 10 .la"'1 Sl\lt !t\.'I
with 11 1.2 percent sales gain ccnl Sh• u.~1 :•·" ONTC 11.12 U.J.11 lncom 5.'1 ,.t6 1n11 11.11111.llO 8~~rouot1i 1 11 214 llt~ '"""° _3" "'I' Hl!I _15,, 15j tO """ ~ + •·, r d bl . h th' d CheMlnt Fun.SS. VIII 1.1• I.~ Insur t.JJ 10.... Stoc.i< 11,ot 17,i\t l....,,U lOr • l7 :lellt l6V. --'t l"e rmoror 1 ti p~ 12 n -I• Or Ura r tn l f? lr l1l1n U.ll 1'.11 lncorn 2.90 ],~ MtF Fd 11.911 2!.6' Siti> lhGll! l.11 t.21 8utte :s..o 1 l& U llo 4] •l -114 F•tJtllf Cl 11] j.1 ... p,•. tt.~ _
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:,• t •· ! t · com Slk 2.31 t.st f'uM Am 11.11 u, t Mirr Giii '·'• l.?t Tec.ruiol t.ll 10.17 ' ,. F•m Ff, ·13& ....... ~ ..., ' quar er an R • percen tn· Grwll! 11.2' 11.n Gen Ste 1~.n n.•t Mut OGin 6.U 6.P: trmp GI 11.6 ll.•' --Fir.s1e17 1· ~ ... ...,.. 1SMI 2tv. ')
crease I. the -ndurable area lncom t .1l l).IJ Glt1r1lfl'r 11.64 11.6'\ MVI Sllrs 1•.11 2•n Tex11 ll.S7 1'.13 Cillo! CJ> 6f " 11'11 171'1 lT"lo _ 'K 1"ir West Pt., Jt ?}"" lO · jllll 1'• n '"' ' Specie! ,,12 •.11 Group SK : Miii Trust ?.t' l.l)O Tr1n C111 11.•I 11.11 !II F1n1nJ ,. IHI tit;, ""' _ 1jo FerlhM.I 9011 t 7314 l•\.\ ""' '.4
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ClllH Grouo: Aero Sc. 10.tS 11.&! NE,t, Mu! U.•6 11.71 Twent Giii 6.11 , ... •ll•h M llj I) '~ 21 11'ot + ~ Ftd<ltn Mi '3 "~ ~~·~ ?t. _,. Fui>d 15.IM lj·"' Com St 15~ It.fl NllW$e<: lj.•l 11.JI lwtnC lflt:. f,,I 7.01 •mpRL . 21 31~ l7~ )1•• 11\ FMll'o\DI 1· .It !1 "" "" ., .. Front no.oou ·'' Ful ,l,d 10.1 11.01 N•• Ind 1 .u 1 .. 65 VIII! MUI lf.911',I) Ctmp """' .... lH'o 31~ Jl"'lo = ... FldP•t let '1 ff"' ~ __..,,, Sllrt'll<:I U.ll 11.M Grlll Ind H. ''·" N•I In•••' l.ll '·" V,,11'1 v~·••ll C!tn l•ew «I " 11* 11 M .. + '41 Pn Pll.M s ~ ~ ~II + 'I• Cl\""'k.11 1'.Jf'1.lS Grvol!oll 13.J11S.st Miii Stt Ser: United Fund5' Cd-II Pee i 6t fO .. .,., lfl"i +-1 ldP~ld ·1 11 30'ot 1't -U Ce10nl1I; Gu1rdn nJl 2t.!:I 9111" l),:rl 11,U ACCll'I t.JO IG.3-Can PIC l~ J la 1J 1''-'o 71 Ft<ID51f tJ ... ~ ~ -\; E111t!tW' 6.n !·'1 li&C l ... 15.U 14.411 B-,.16 1.H l111;om 11.1211,fl C1n•I ll&nd l ' 7t l"I .. lf¥--\lo Fl'll Ml't 'In• I• \':\.\ lW t 'I tt~ f"'1d 11 ... l ·I' Htm 11111 l.4 7.02 Dlvld 6,tO t._s.1 Sdtn 10. U 11 .at !'"~"' 10 n ·21,1, l2h 33 -\\ Ftrro C• 1 :ti 7 ~"" ,.. Grwlt\ t.o:i t. 1 H-· 1.11 1.., "' Sfll t.90 t.6' vn~d c ... 1.11 '·" IP c e'11c11 !t iiil'o !5V. l!V. -.., F~ Joo lJ l1V. il ,... 11 ComSt lld 6.Jl 7.0ll 1'11rrw.1F 11.ICI ?l.13 lncom 6.61 J, V11 Lin lj.Oll U.U •rltf'llft 1 «1 XI .S•h S.O S.O"lo + * Fiiick1M i «I 2:1 "'"' q~ °" -H•
C1p Fd 11.l' n.u H ,..,,M ,,,., n.n Grwth n.n 13.~1 SPI Sit 11.!l 12.I! ltO C&Oh ' t~~ n II 11 -1 Ftn Ftc1itr11" 7l :LI 11"" n •• Cltmmonwllh Fd1e lffclGll lt.lt It-" S1oc:k 10.tt 11.to lncom .u t.11 erllslf .0 41 Miio 31'4. JIV. -..., Flltrol 1 «1' 111 S2 "' f •
lncorn p ,6'\ U.11 ieb11nn 11.$911.St NII \Yfll 1.1• I.II Vllldrbl 10.n 11.91 !eroPll l Q ., ll}lo ,..,.. J! .. -... Flrtstnr J .0 n .,,.,_ 8"" ~ 1\t lftWJI 11..ISU.a' Sndlm a.05 i..3& Mwwrth ll.UJl.3' V1n1t:1 6.C• 7.1! troTlT i'6 37 lt¥o 3, l'J"" +\lo F11Cllr1 1'ef IJJ Jll<J l1" lll: !';: Slod: 11.$611.53 I Glh 1.05 7.to Motw Ene a .n 13.l't "'' lndP1 •.• '·'' .... Teti i.60 11 loYo l!I .. ll!lf -lt\ F1TNCJ11< i.20 ., ti ~ ... NEW YORK (AP ) _ Avco ~w'"' "'t' 1.•• 2.10 1s1 inc '·" s.n H" "~ 3'.o.tl4.e• v1t1"' 1·11 '·" '"'1.,. c1 1 31 lll'llt tt tow-111 F" N11 s1r1 l ,1.,.. ,1"' ,,. -' Wiii'! c 0 t.U 2. •m• C11 11.lSU.lA Notw Wld 11.mll.60 W1USI I" 1 . .WU.t2 • ., .n.ts JI JT •• 11 -1 Fl$(flkh llll 62\1. Corp. said Wednesday It was ornHI H,"512.SI Im• 0111 10..tl 11.U N1w!Orl It.ft! 20.a1 Wtlh Mii 1$,6(! 11.a.s ~•r..O... .ts. l ln• "~ 'Yo Flsll1t$c1 "" " ?N """ it'lil l ' om• 1111 11.l6 lt.U \nc l"nll u .u 1!.7f' Nort1" 11.ao U.00 W1111110~ 11.SI U.76 1MtrW .«II 191 1' ,, .. 1'1" ..:. -' F'!lllllnq jo olfl 1, 21,., 2tl~· "' negotiating lo acquire Hun· !on'll Fd II.JO U,Jf nc Fd8 I.SI f ,2t ~ 10.7111 ,1) West Ind t.ts1•·r, est JI 120 27\lo jl\lo 11-.\ -Iii Fl nfko'lt l ~ loll;\ ~ n ... _ :: U t S I nd Loao omSlk l.ll t.~ IMelM l ·" lj.2' • 10,SI 19,7 WPIO.hll 11.20 • -llf "'I." 1 'M~ '" t~~ -16 rr11n1 pl .. , 511 110 ~ •l .. ' ng on av nl!!l ~ otorl)(d i1.n 1t." lfld l'.-d u .t' 1 ·'! oo d 1t.s' 1'0.t6 Wlt!ds~• t'l•• 1'.' ei•ll!t•e . .o "' o111~ 31\lo 4)14 *"' F11 E coii1 " ID' 'i-~ ;~ +:~; Association 0 f Hlintington 011J lrw u ,1111.21 1 .. ri.,,., 1,79 f.r OM~ w1nfl1rd 11.0I tt.61 c!terrr 1"' 11511 •"" ot.1~ ... Ill _,,_., Flt 011 .o 26 1 11o '"' , + ,_,,. "'" •·• .or I"••• stt: 1.t1 1 s 11.0 11.0 w11c.,,, 1.11 !"'' c 1 M.,.<icl, J1~ u~ ""' 16'11 t 11o Fl• Pow '1 u 1, " ',,._ '• Park, (Ailiforni3, for about $22: Cllll"t Ste. ll.~ l•.1' nv CM"' l"-6t 1t,1' O'Nell 2J.Jl ~'°"'' Wo'111 6... Jt 1!1:' "\:: Pl"i~ t JO At JO 1~ F1•""'1.t 1:.. 1 o ,, :.~ ®-t
mlll'•-CA•h. 0 ' ~ J1~ :1•t 2)\oo \II FI $let! t(I !7 tl " ~-Ii:: · -. .,., tllMl>eCI 1, 1• '3\11 1'I + V, Fluet C-"" -,. ""' ''""•·"' 1 "loll 6.,,,. ~Iii _,~" ,.., Tlftf .10 ,n ~" ~ .~ :_1·.~ Avco. • 'lnanchlll ~rvices d h Do I .1 '""co'~• .JO 11 ""' 1114 -"FM cc:r,• .as .., ,m .,. 61,.. _;: .d ., I •• If Rea T e ·, y P1 ot c .... Fd,..,. .• 11 lO''O :I!'\') +I FMC .2' ' " 5'i SI ... COfnpllny1 $81 I p llnS W 0 tr Cen HUii 1.4 11 !'ti.I 1'\.\ """ FCl)dfta • .fl) O h "'" 13~ _ 4., -~ ,$(l a shirt for lluntin..t""'I ''"''!ILi 1.1• ti 2'lflo 's"' 1~ + -. Feei. CB • 1s 1._ uy, 1~ t ,
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DA.D.V Pll.GT EDITOIUAL PA.GE ' • •
Dt1tr cti~e Bookworm!
Laguna Is All Aglitter
fAI'• bear It for LIP"" Jleecll Cluillma1 "-• tlol>I, Tho -n Is lwiDkllng like 1 Chrlltma1 tree, liv.
IOI UJ! to Ila 111"'11~ "A F@Sliva!, of ·li14ht1," .
Cbarobel' Director William McCrUdy'1 lljhling
~ to decorate tho blllin.,.... of U.guna wu •
•tellor .-. Mort than 800 airings al. 15-fooi Hgbti
ave been added to the total of qierchaata' light decor.
Tb.,.. are Interesting indivualluc( eonlrlbUlions,
loo, such 11 the 111ow storm created ;periodically in the
window of Esbbacbs Flower " Gilt Shop and the jolly
bo ho Santa al Roberta Scolt.
Boria Buzan's 22-foot !llained' g!a.sa windows aeco-
rate boll! Coost Jl!i!hway entrances to t.guna aod may
somoclay become part of a ehrlstmu '1llory series for
Heisler Park. .
The Festival of Aris h!is aone -. great job in re-
<OUStructlng its stained glass window 1!1,at was one of
the technically tricky subjects in Ule 11168 Pageant of
the Masters. 1t's worth a visit.
The hillsides are aglitter tQo as the Jaycees' home
decoration contests swings into high gear.
When Senta steps from bis •leigb in Laguna Beach
he should be impressed with the art colony. And so wiU
ali Ql1r many other holiday visitors.
They Met the Challenge
Fifty miles is a long way to hike in one day.
Bui keeping track of 101 hikers is a really sticky
wicket. Ask members of Explorer Post 717, Laguna
Beach Search and Rescue.
That was the chore they handled in the recent 50-
mile hike that started and ended in Laguna Beach for
those who made the 4iriznce.
Those behind the scenes spent countless young man
The Littw
Person
Inside Us
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By GEORGE R. HOFF, Ph.D.
In 1965 the peychiatrist, Wilhelm
Reich published an important but litUe-kMw~ book entitled "Listen, Little
Man?"
tn it, he postulated that, as persons, we
tend to deny ob v i o u s but dist~b~
aspect! of ourselves, and function m
certain stereotyped ways.
Following are a few of the example•
he cites;
• ntE BIGOTS don't koow how much
they hate themselves and bow small
they feel inside. -
The leaders don't Jcnow that they were
once little people and still are.
The censors don 't know how much
they fear their own passions and their
personal pornography.
The teachers don't know that they
bore their students, and the students
don"t know that they can ask for what
they want and get it.
The oppressed don't know that ~ey
can be persons rather than playing
martyrs for society. They don't know
tha1 they secretly admire and emulate
lheir oppressors.
THE PART OF US which doesn't know
lh!se things might be caUed our "little
per60fl." He is the pa.rt of our self-struc-
ture which has bttn emotionally damag-
ed while growine up and thus ha:s ~p~
developing. He is inside us -way 1ns1de
-and we want to keep him there
because his vulnerability, fragility ,
naivete, and immaturity disturb us.
We don't want to see ourselves as
being weak inadequate. h e I p I e s s ,
Crightened, insecurt. dependent, and lit·
Ue. After all, as adults we are supposed
to have Jong since given up childish
ways and assumed our rightful place
among the grownups.
THE IMPLICATION in such ad-
A Glossary
Are you confused by pollUcs?
In my continuing, unceuing effort to
bring knowledge to the people . . •
t have prepared a glos.v.ry of political
t.enns ... Here they are:
Ruthless: The candidate with the mo!'it
efficient campaign apparatus.
Opportunist : The candidate with the
delegate lead.
Political machine: 'M>e opposition par-
ty.
Politic.al organlzttion: Your pairty.
Uberals: People who want to spend
other people's money.
ConservatiVes: People who have the
mooey liberals want to spend.
Moderates : People who hold tn-Ortgaget
"" both groups. Politica1 debate: An a cap~la opera.
h•ues: Something the other Alde
-"' dllCU!S. Vice-presidential candidates: An elite
Jl'OUP consisting of SO governon. 100,, lflMtora. 100 or to congressmen, U am-
bulldon, t cabinet members -aod
the man the eventual prestdentlal can-
dldo,. llflocll.
r jldepl<: An tncorruptlbte lln>nl-
njnded IDd fiercely In depend en l
~ to the notional ccnvenllon. Part-, chalnnan: Tbe mar. wbo teU.
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"*· -Belt Ql!Un, lndlt111polls Siar
Dear
Gloomy
Gus:
111t t r u e spirit of Chrlstmu -
stealing Christmas lights! l won-
der what kind ol parent:s these
kids mull have.
-J.K.L.
Tl!ll future 1'9Ktclt fMWn' \llNI" llOI
lllCeuarily lfltH 9f tlle --· '"' f911r HI -tot 0'-rnr On. Dllti' l"li.t,
monitions as ••Act your age," "When
are you going to grow up?0 ''Don't
be so chJldisb," etc., is that it is wrong
to preserve chilrush characteristics while
maturing. Few-of os are ever scolded.
for acting .too old, because our cultural
heritage reinforces mature behavior.
As a consequence, mature action, at-
titudes, thoughts, and feelings are
rewarded and become superimposed upon
the immature ones which are punished.
Eventually, the battered "little person"
is hidden deep within us, and we function
as though we were, indeed, entirely as
big and strong as we believe we ought
to be.
REALIZING THAT we have stifled
our little person's growth, we lend to
guard him from further harm, and
therefore protect the integrity of our
total self-concept. We Jcnow, somewhere
below our level of consciousness, that
our stereotyped adulthood is a facade
and that our manifest behavior is mainly
for public consumption. Emotionally, we
know that the notion that adulthood Is
essentially different from childhood is
a fallacy.
However, were we to consciously
acknowledge our litUe person, we would
probably be surprised and even shocked
to Mar what he had to say about his
doubts, fears, longings, aspirations,
oeeds, desires, tr'ustrations, hates, hurts
and deficiencies.
EQUALLY STARTLING might be his
comments coacenting his undeveloped
ability. potential creativity. ha s i c;
sensitivity, uncomplicated caring. and
refreshing point of view about whal's
really important about life.
lf listened to, the little person inside
us could help us change many of our
grandi06e, unrealistic, and distorted con-
cepts of wbo we are. His presence will
be disturbing and humbling , and we
won 't like much of what he tells U.!
about our basic natures. But after all,
he really Isn't an enemy; he's simply
a forgotten friend from yesteryear who
wants to remind us that he is still
around, whether we like it or not.
A rtunion With our old friend , whom
we've never let grow up, could be the
1tart ol a new life for us.
,.---B11 George
Dear George:
What makea some men &0 con-
trary? My husband, for instance,
never agrees with me on anything.
I mean, no matter who's right,
or who 's wrong, he disagrees just
to disagree.. I mean, don't you
eonsider this foolish? You wooldn 'l
llike •n opposite viewpoint in even
1 minor matter simply lo be dif.
ftirent. would you?
Dear Anooytd :
Yu.
Dear George :
I• tha& all you
ol?
Dear Besate:
ANNOYED
men ever think
BESSIE
No, and I'm sbocKed lhat
trot1kf havt. IUC!h t.hou1hts 1
yoo
houn or11....., Ibo an.aual Wk.
'lbla indli«ed eslebllll\meni of communlcatlona frol)I a ~ tail atop Ma J.,aguna to four mobile
llllltl and -er radio center on Glenneyre.
Tbrougb lbelr radio system the post managed to
keep li'ack of· eveey biker. .
T~era patroted ill• parade rou.te from 6 a.m.
on ·a Saturday morning to 1 a.m. Ot> SUnday. ~ey
drove a ~I ot'more Ulan 1,000 miles in tile auregate.
Tile hih repr.sents a real arpnlzltiooal challenge
that wu carrieCI cit commendab!y.
.
Parade Grows ht -Scope -.
Drum• will bang and cymbals clang again Feb. 22
as Laguna's third apnual Patrlotl Day Parade s t e p 1
out smarUy.
The parade ·j~ growing in scope and shows siP.as of
growing into a colorful tradition for Laguna Beach.
This year, for instance, the parade will have 18 dif-
ferent classifications compared to four during the first
·two years.
The eHecl of this should be to attract entries in
greater variety and tempt them to travel greater--dis.-
tances to be part of the colorful procession.
Glendale High School, the first band to sign up,
will field 160 colorfully clad musicians.
More categories and a better parade mean more
trophies naturally and trophieS are expen.sive. The Ex-
change Club and Patience Wright Chapter of the DAR
are going to need financial assistance from local
groups.
Those in a position to give the patriotic effort a
boost could contact Roy Fitterer at United California
Banlc. (LI
First Real Attempt to 'Do It Myself' , I
'Black Power' Is Misunderstood.
To the Edit.er :
Not' belng a black man I am unable
to exude a true feeling of blackness,
feel "soul," or "tell it like it. is." In
spite of that limitation, I can shll learn
to understand and can draw conclwiooa
regarding the Black Revolution .
One conclusion I have reached is that
the slogan of the Black Revolution-
Black Power-is an ill-defined concept
t h a t many whites misunderstand a n d
find menacing. Those who misunder-
stand are under the Impression that
Black Power and black militancy are
analogous, and that black identity meam
black racism.
111.EY .ARE NOT aware that ainct
Stokely Carmichael firs( shouted the
slogan; "Black Power," It has matured
klto a positive force that represents the
first real attempt by the black man to
"do it myself."
Black power is essentially black au-
tonomy or self-deiermination. It stres!·
es the ~fonnation of e1.isting institu-
tions and the fonflation of new institu·
tions, such as co-ops, designed to serve
the unique needs of people brought t.c>
gether through circumstances beyo'.ld
their control.
BLACK POWER Is also cultural sep-
arateness, racial pride, economic a n d
political self-sufficiency, an end to
welfare colonialism. knowledge oI the
black experience (black history, not
slave history), better /·obs, better
schools, and, above a I, an end to
poverty.
Stripped of its hostile overtones, Black
Power is simply that black Americam
want to create for themselves ao envir-
onment which is conducive to their psy·
cholQRical and institutionlll strength.
THEY MUST NARROW the gap be-
tween their own sense of inferiority and ·
the white man's sense· of superiority
before they can hope to Jive as equals.
To do that black people are being urged
lo use their own orga!lizations to build
the very power America respects-pride,
initiative, acumen, individuality, inde-
pendenre and C<lmpetitive spirit.
lf the C<lncept of Black Power is
allowed to develop it would present a
lesser menace and danger to the dom·
inant white society than if it is resisted
and stifled.
AS THE KERNER Commissioo so ably
pointed out, frustration, violence. and
destruction are inevitable if the present
trend toward two separate societies
continues. Inevitable, that is, unless
some movement appears that will abate
the growing feelings of frustration so
rampant in the black communities. Black
P wer is that movem~t.
Are we wise enoogh to recognize it
and realize that it has come about be-
cause other solutions have failed ? Or
are we going l.o get up-ti ght. and over-
react. simply because of a lack of un-
derstanding of what it's all about?
JAMES NEWKIRK
'U11profe•donal'
To the Editor ·
11 I've ever seen 1 piece of ignorAnt
Quotes
Knox Marshall. Wetltnt w e i. d
ProdutU AuodaUon dlrec1or of forettry
ltrVtce1 -"Supply and availability of
commerciltl limber is being affecttd In
three waya; (I) withdrawals of publicly·
owned commercial tltnberlands into
wilderneas, park ind recreational areas,
(2) subltanUal increases in operating
coAs on n11Uonal forest l a n d 1
necessitated by the Increasing pubUc
concern wllh the appearance of timber
harvests, and (31 the ttport ol Umber
11o1n lbe w..i Coan o1 the u,s. Our
whok n1tlon 1ttmS to be preoci:up!M
with providing play room •l tt.e expense
ol wood productJon. "
Letters from readers are welcome.
Normallt1 writers ihould convey their
message in 300 words Ot' less. The
right to cundense letters to fit space
or eliminate libel is reseroed. AU
ietters must include signature and
mailing addresi, but names may be
withheld on request if sufficient rea.
son is apparent.
literature fklwing from your paper, it
was Tom Barley 's review of UCJ's
presentation of the "Messiah''. His
knowledge and lack or background
regarding 18th Century music is ob-
viously "zero." He wa.s cruel to Or.
Allard, who is a nationally-known figure
and lecturer on this subject.
MUCH CREDIT for the successful
beginning of UCI's Fine Arts Department
goes to Or. Allard and his immense
interest in the program and the students.
Mr. Barley was merely expressing a
personality dislike ... how unprofessional!
I join the remaining 99 percent of
the audience who agree that UCI's
performance last weekend was not only
a rare masterpiece of production and
technique, but one or beauty and in-
spiration.
Thank you,
JAN UNVERT
'LMk of Pet'eeptlon'
To the Editor:
As a participant (violinlst) in the UCI
performance of Handel '• Messiah, I can
only express my amazemenl at the in-
flexibility , slavery to tradJUon and lack
of perception in Tom Barley's review
of our production.
I can testify that Maurice Allard's
conducting was the inspired work nf
a man truly absorbed in the business
of reproducing Handel's masterpiece.
CONSEQUENTLY, the energetic .tnd
spirited performance of both orchestra
and chorus was a natural response to
Allard's own enthusiasm, and the bouncy,
dancelike interpretation given to many
sections reflected Allard '• understanding or the joyous and even somewhat secular
nature or the work.
As Dr. Allard hhmelf explained to
me today, it is only recently that musi-
ciait11 have begun to break away from
the heaviness and stodginess of tradi-
tional, nineteenth century interpretations,
and have rediscovered the dancelike
quality which was current in tlandel's
own lime.
FURTHERMORE, it i.S my opinion
that anyone who would be offended by
the "liberties" taken by Allard and the
vocal soloists in the Messiah, totally
lacks understanding of creativeness and
spontaneity in performance, and is so
totally enslaved to tradition as to render
his criticisms worthless.
PAUL W. PEAR£0N
Let Ha11akawa Know
To the Editor:
Members of the Exchange Club of
Corona del Mar unanimously wenl 0n
record Dec. 2. in support of the
courageous stand of Dr. S. I. Hayakawa
in his efforts to keep San Francisco
Slate C',ollege functioning as an institution
of higher learning. Our club has sent
a letter to Dr. Hayakawa expressing
our confidence in him, with copies to
Governor Reagan and our Orange County
legislators.
I believe that the time has come
for the concerned citizens of this stalt
to play a more active role in expressing
their views on tM crisis facing our
colleges and universities.
lF WE FAIL lo get behind the
responsible leat.lers in education who are
willing to fight for principle. we shall
only have ourselves to blame ii the
radical activist minority succeeds in its
avowed goal of destroying the educational
system.
The future of higher e d u c a t i o n
throughout the state may depend on
what happens at San Francisco Slate
College. I therefore urge the people of
the Orange Coast to join with us in
letting Dr. Hayakawa know that he has
our support.
MICHAEL GERTNER
President
Exchange Club
Of Corona del Mar
-.
Good l\'ewo I . • To the Editor: r
The news of the day iJi alwaya so
tragic that the front page is deprusing
to those readers who live in hope..oand
desire for better things. If thefe is
any good news it is unimportant and
relegated to the ba ck page. l'!"'I!'"
Therefore, I suggest, duriiig this
Christmas holiday' when the !pirjt of
good will fills the hearts of all <Jood
Americans, that you limit the front.;iage
of the DAILY PILOT to only good news
and cheer, and relegate the current
news with a bitter taste to subsequent
pages.
I SU~~T IN large type as a. banner
headline, you start your issue with
somethin& like lhls: 1
"IN THIS SEASON OF GOOD CHEER,
THE DAILY P!Wr OF TODAY CAR-
RIES ONLY GOOD NE:WS ON ITS
FRONT PAGE. ANO YOU WIL~ HAVE
TO READ CURRENT HAPPENINGS IN
THE SUBSEQUENT PAGES"
U the news of a cheerful nature doe.!
not fill the columns of the front page,
il would be very striking to the reader
if much of the front page wtre white
space, empty of news.
It W. KATERNOAHL
~furntorium Hardship
To the Editor :
The Dee. 3 issue presented the Laguna
Beach Planning Commisslon as being
"told" that the decision not to do
anything while waiting for a 08:-;)r,one
was not theirs to make. Obvio!M}Y!lhey
have this discretion and for co mD\ei'cial
hotel purpose~ properl y so, ~rt!' a
reasonable period. ~
The aplication or a "wait" pqli~ to
all split-wned blocks, whether t~PJ11ject
quaHfies as "high rise" or n~1 ¥1oes
establish a building moratori~ for
many of our lands and is i a
hardship. . ~. ,
Whether this 1s a proper ~q Is
a good question to ask the City ~cil.
Jf we don't increase tourist rgV{t'lue11
we all face a doubled tax rate blfore
the city gets through paying f -ita
beach park, new arterials, new · .goo1.s1
new everything.
LOREN HANEWNE
Vacatioo Village
41 Million Women Still .Sew at Horde
Things a columnist might never know
if he didn't open his ma.ii :
American women haven'l lost all their
old-fashioned skill.s. Some 41 million still
enjoy sewing al home, and they use
$800 milllon worth of fabrics a year.
What will Lyndon Johnson do after
he leaves office? George Washington
and Andrew Jackson became farmers.
Three remained in pt.oblic office -John
Quincy Adams as a congressman,
Andrew Jol\nson as U.S. senator. William
Howard Taft as U.S.. chief jusUce. Most
others simply ~tired or turned to writing
or tile practice of law. Mom unusual
wa s Rutherford B. Haye.~ -he becAme
1 philanthropist.
Tip to autumn motorh1ta: Beware ol
1peeding on fallen~ le11ves. When fro.c;t
form111 under them, they can be 111s slip-
pery as !Jlare Ice.
MANY PEOPLE art afraid to rkle
In airplanes, but a few st.ill also ire
afraid to travel by railroad, They iuffcr
from aiderodromophobi1, the fear of
trah\S,
The pill may be: only the first o(
new ways to reduce the birth rate.
A Boston physlolog:iirt., Dr, Melvin M.
Ketchel, predict! that wtthln five to 15
)'t"11rs methoris will bt f'nund to control
chemically the fertility of enUre popula-
tions. For example: the chemical coukf
be put in 1 public water supply -
but how soon would the voters approve or thit"?
Quotable notables : "Every woman
should have three husbands. I want you
to know there's not one rich man tn
this counU'y J could not have marritd
sooner or later." -Zsa Zsa Gabor.
COMPLICATED: The command aru
or lhe Apollo spacecraft has about lS
mil" of wiring -enough for 50 ordinary
houseii: -but it UleS only l,000 w1tta
o( power, less than 1 houM!wlfe employs
to bake a ca ke Jn 1 modern e.tectrie
stove.
!'Underground bargain; WW 8. DUI,
optrator of the. Meramec Caverns In
Missouri, turned down 1$ million for ru.. 11oi. 1n the '""'11<1. a ramod louri8t
mecca. Thirty years ago he bcu.ghl it
for '30,QPO.
Tidbits about namea tn the news: Jnh""
ny Car1m., tefevisioa ltlt, h•s tl1ht
color sets and 16 U!:lephones in his d~lex
aparbnent -and fur rugs. no ~ess.
For $150 you can have dinner in)_ the
Brit.i.sh mansloo of the Duke and ~
of Bedford and sleep overnight. m1
Kastle, •uthor of the sizzling novel, e
Movie Maka," ia a de<licated
runner -llke• to jog up to to ,.neo
daily. I __ ....,.
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' Holidays Come Week Early for Trt;>ubled ~ampus
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -Strike-
lroubled San Francisco State .COiiege
will close for the Chrlatmas hollda,ys
after today's classes, one week ahead
of schedule, Acting President S. (.
Hayakawa announced.
Dr. Hayakawa, who re(>pened the col·
lege Dec. 2, said the early shutdown
for the holidays was due in part to
the fact city schools were JetUng out
after today. He s&id, ''The safety and
welfare of the young people who might
be attracted to the campus ls a grave
concern to the adminfstraUon' and faculty
of the .college."
He said there also would be more .
lime to implement the Black Studies
Mesan Freed,
Asked to Stay
As Pal Sought
By TERRY COVILLE
Of TM D•llY l"l1DI :Slaff
Costa Mesan Stan MWer bas been
asked by Me1ican authorities to remain
in the MeDcali, Baja Californla, area
while they continue to investigate the
disappearance of Frederick L u c a s ,
M!Uer'.s companion on an ill-fated boating
trip to Mexican waters.
American vice consul Joseph Beaver
said Miller was released Thursday af.
ternoon by Mexican police, who had
held him in custody since he reported
the disappearance of Lucas Dec .. 3 near
SFn Felipe. ·
Lucas and Miller had l5een On a boating
an::t fishi ng trip in their Malibu Outrigger
in the Gulf of California since Thanbgiv~
1ng. Lucas and . the boat . dlslppeared
on the mOl'l!jifg" <'! ,Ijec,, I, _.,cording
to Miller. · · ·
The boat was iater found smashed
on the roe.ks about IO mUe!! eoulh of
San Felipe, but no ·trace of Lticas has
been fourid.
Miller was taken Into custody by Mex~
ican authorities while they investigated
the Incident. He was released yesterday
btcause of the "absence of any contrary
evidence to his story," according to
aeaver.
Meanwhile, Costa Me9a police received
a report from a neighbor of Lucas
who claimed to have seen two men
enter the Lucas-Miller residence at 163
E. 22nd St., Costa Mesa, Thursday. One
or the men, the neighbor said, looked
like the missing Lucas. The two men
allegedly removed some food from the
residence.
Costa Mesa po1ice investigated the
report and said merely that they found
no evidence of an il~al entrance into,
the residence.
Lucas' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Lucas of Newport Beach, are still in
Mexicali, hoping to find their son.
Copter Hearing
Ends; Missed
Step Revealed
BJ AR111UR R. VINSEL
Of t11t Delft "Hit Stiff
A tw<Htay hearinl i n t o the plunge
of a Lo.! AngeleJ Airways helicopter
which killed 22 per!IODS was concluded
Jong after dark Thursday, with a down-to-
earth dialogue on manufacturing and
maintenance standards and reco'rd-teep.
Ing.
A report on the precl5e reason why
one of five rotor spindles which snapped
due to metal faUgue was not airworthy
ls expectOO from the N • t i o n a I
Transportation Safety Board in the next
few months.
Testimony and reports Issued Thursday
(Se< COPTER, Pqe %)
Department !or at.art Jn lbe. oprlng
semester in February, ed that the
spring class schedules were destroyed
in a fire last night, so they must be
redone.
To make up for the extra week, he
said the present aemeater' will end Jan.
31 instead of Ju. 24, and the spring
semester will end June 11 instead of
June 4.
'Ille Studmt Strike Committee, which
struck the college Nov. t, had announced
plans to iry to involve high ~ool stu·
dents during the coming week.
Hayakawa said in closing: "My posl·
lion regardlnl{ strike demands ~ the
tactics of strike leaders remains un-
changed."
. He said be maJvt.ains his Polley ol
''keeping the 1 fnstructi.onal process.
open."
He made his announcement to news-
men and thoo repeated it over }OUd·
speakers mounted oo the admln.Lstra-tfon. building roof.
The announcement followed a rela-
Uvely quiet m~ dur)ng which l!>'re
was fiJ!:hting on a picket line and pOlice
made lour arrests..
Abou[ 50 Negro and white sl'udent
strlkers picketed in front of the library,
chanting "On strike. Shut lt down."
Nearby, a smaller group of the Amer-
ican Federation of Teachers, who have
threatened. to slrike, conducted an
"informational" picket line.
.
A wblte )'<llth beckled 11\e student
plclleta aod lqul!ht wttlt two NtgrOe.. Ponce arrested Olm and cbued . the
Negroes. ·
Pollce a1'o arrested Nesbitt · Cruldl-
field, a leader of the Black Students
Unlori, who calJed the strike Nov. 6;
Merle Williams, another BSU , member;
and TOl)y r,llranda, ol the 'll!lr4 World
Liberation Front ·
It was Miranda's third arrest a1nce
the college wa9 reopened Dec. 2.
Most of the 18,000 students attended
classes.
Officials cleaned up debris-from r.t
overnight fire whlch destroyed sched-
ules ·and room assignments for next semester.
Milum Quits Fund Pan Am Plane
Director Retires Over Ill Health Crash Kills 51
Long-time Newport Beach United Fund
executive director Dr. Edward W. Milum
stepped down today.
He retired from the job, which he
has held since 1960, on the advice of
his doctor.
Dr. Milwn recently suffered a severe
heart attack.
He regretted bis having to reslgn.
"It's always been a great privilege
for me to work with and for the people
of Newport," he said. "I've enjOfed
every minute of it, and I'd like to
thank them alL"
United Fund presjdent George Hoag
II aised Dr. lolilum !or his leadership,
l!lll'),!),11\JLP!"t ejlbl _y~trs "he ~12 mDHdb tD~ charities
of this community."
Hoag announced that the new executive
director will be Joe Hamblet.
Hamblet is retired director of ln-
strucllon for Newport Harbor lligh
School. .
Dr. Milum practiced medicine in
Newport from 1936 to 1947. A heart
attack forced his retitemeQt from
medical affairs.
lie remained active, , however. in
various civic projecls,_ pribqPa!Jy the
United FWld.
He served in all capaclUes·· oa Ute
local UF orga.AfzatSon, from area
chairman through membership <Oil the
board of directors, theD as campaign
chairman, president and, fine.Dy, as the
United Fund's first executive director.'
orl"~/C#~·
alUUIBi goal raised -. and · a<hleved -
from about $50,000 to more than fll0,000. •• ~ ....... • lio ~-.· ............ ,.. ' .
Assembly Dems May ·Help
Badham Get Pro Tern Joh
By JEROlllE F. COWNS
Of Ille DllJJJ .. llM St.ti
Asseffiblyman Robert E. Badham (R·
Newport Beach) may yet win the No.
2 spot in the new Republican-dominated
Assembly -with the help of Democratic
votes.
The possibility or his election u
speaker pro tem arose todl3' lrom two
developments:
-Assemblyman John Quimby (().San
Bernardino) told newsmen in Los Angeles
following a, Democratic caucus that he
is soliciting support for Badham as
speake.r pro tern.
-Badham ~lf has refused to con·
cede defeat in -his bid for the job to
Assemblyman Charles Conrad ( R -
Sherman Oaks), whom a majority of
GOP assemblymen endorsed in a caucus
at Asilomar a month ago.
Quimby said he haJ been tapping fellow
Democrats to back Badham as an ac-
ceptable a1temative to Conrad. "So far,"
said Quimby, "I'm encouraged with the
results."
Twenty.four Democratic assemblymen
Madrigal Singers
Visit Balboa Island
The Corona del Mar High School
Madrigal Singer9 will perform in an
boor of Yuletide songs Saturday night
at 7:30 on Balboa Island 's Christmas
tree--lined Marine Avenue.
A group of 50 Brownies and Girl Scou~,
from the Costa Mesa area wltl join
in the carolling, which is continuing
nighUy with vari!>us school, chW'Ch and
scout choirs through Dec. 23.
huddled behlod closed doon In Lo11
Angeles. They agreed not to attempt
to upset Republlcan plans to name
Robert T. Monagan a.s Speaker.
Current Speaker JeMe Unruh (D-
lnglewood) later confirmed Jt thll way :
"I have no plans to run again for
speaker."
He discredited rumors be had enough
votes to deny the speakership to
Republican inajority leader Monagan.
As a result of the November election,
the GOP for the ·first Ume next seWon
will have an · edge to the lower house.
The new party lineup is 41-39.
Badham could not be reached for com-
ment today on Qulmby's efforts to swing
the Democrats his way.
Quimby ls expected to intensify his
campaign at another party caucus oo
Jan. 5. The Assembly will vote on tba
new speaker and speaker pro tern shorUy
after.
Badham earlier UUs week was reported
to have said be bu no intention of
withdrawing his candidacy for the Pro
Tern post, which he described as a
"very definite leadership role".
. Earlier, when be announced his can-
didacy, he said :
.. By the time we get to Sacramento
on· Jan. t, we should have the votes
lined up, Republican and Democratic.
We might even get them a1J."
H he gels all the Democratic votes,
and ju&t a handful ol those Republlca,.
who favor him over COnrad, he would
pull off the upset. It's s imp I e
mathematics. ·
Why wouJd the Democrals prefer
Badham -no liberal-to.Conrad?
"Politically," said a Democrat l c
assembly source, "there's no difference
(See BADBAM, Page %1
Off Venezuela
CARACAS (UPI) -Rescue boatl
operating among swarms of sharks off
the coast of Venezuela radioed today
there were no survivors in ·01e crash
of a Pan Amelrcan World Airways
Boeing. 1rn jct which bit the sea in
a ball of flames Thursday night with
?1 persou alxwtrd.
The plane bad left Kennedy Jn-
temalional Airport bt New York at I: 10
p.m. PST 'J'hun;day and _ plwiged into
~ sea. as U w.as approacbl,ng Caracas'
1.faiquetia International Airport l?D a
nonstop flight The ,last wor4 came from e .p~-j~ . 'M
· ould nee;J'~ance . Cti..
The plane was repOrted. to have ex·
pioded in flight and Ven."'!e\an Navy
rescue Qffi$1S !'lid "lbere afe ito Slgns
of I i f e'' at the scene, 16 miles off the
coast. They found empty rubbeir raf~
and fraements of wreckage floating on
the sea.
Crews of the rescue boats · satd they
had found 13 bodies -seven women,
five men and two children -and ,tl\lt
some of the bodies had been molested
by sharks. !
They reported "swarms•: @f. ~sh~b.
at the scene of the crash.
. Jn Wublngton the National Tr~
Uoo SaletY. BOard ·said lirSI tri!'orinitloo
indicated the crash WaS w i t b l n
Venezuelan jurlsdJction and would be
investigated by Venezuelan authorities.
Otherwise a team of safety bOard In-
vestigators would take charge. In-
vestigator Pat Grimes flew to Caracas
today.
He will be assisted by advisers from
the . Federal · Aviaton Agency, Pan
~~can, ~ng, , Pr,tt and . Whitney:
(See nmmER, Pq~ J) , .
Police Probing
Burglary Hol,d
Victim for 'Pot'
Ever have one oC those days when
just everything goes wrong! Perhaps
you can sympathhe with Harold Denike,
44, and hJa wife Nora, 32.
Denike called lj'ewport Beach police
Thursday to report that hi! house trailer
at 7204 W. Coa!t Highway had been
broken lnto and several items taken.
A felony squad officer came out and
while conducUng a search for physical
evidence of the burglary, alleged he
round three ounces of marijuana a n d
some Seconal tableta:.
Harold Denike is now in the NewPort
Beach Jail while his wife is in . the Or-
ange County Jail. Both were being held
on charges of poMessing marijuana.
They are due tor arraignment today,
Friday, lhe 13th.
Foreman Says Police Curbs Overdue.
By TOM BARLEY
Of 1111 o.nr "'"' 1118
U. S. Supreme Court ruU~ thlt have
restricted law enforcement agencies art
not only vital and necessary but are
more than 100 ye.an overdue, trial Iawye1
Percy Foreman told Orange County at.
torneys Thursday nighL
In a rejection of police resenbnent
<>f r<cent high court declslons, tbe !amod
Texas 1ttorney told lhe Or1np Cowlty
Trial L&wyers AllOclaUon in Anahtim :
"What the arresting officer "anti ls
the right 0 determine the eunt of tht
._.a..;._·
ouspecl then and thore. lie tblAkl be
should be 1bie to develop h!J cue lrotD
the suspect. instead ol buildlng it qainlt
the suspect.
"Law enforcement people loot oo our
(lawym l protection ol the rightt of the
individual aod the upholding of coo-
stitutiooal doctrine as the cruUoo of
a hand.leap for lhem," Foremml aald.
"What they want ls tbe lltuaUon lbat
existed belor• the Supreme Court finally
clampe.l down : 1 perpetual green light
for lhe poUce oUJcer.
1'It'1 a handicap to the law mo
forcemtnt officer when we lnsilt on
a trial at aD," snapped Foreman. ''What
he 'd like us to do is . shave the bead
of the suspect aod paint It ju.st tbe
way they do in Russia.
"Or then agalo " Foreman said, "he'd
love the 1ystem they use on the German
highways when they take your car and
yaur llcense away tbe ininute you commit
• drlvlne Infraction. "And It's 1 handicap to law en-
rorcernent otOcers that lhey're compelled
to protect tbe lodlvlduai r1Jhti ol rapi.N,
i:obben, comm~ murdtfttl and
child molest.en: am ·see ,thtm freed .
because of that protectlon." Foreman
charged.
"But Jd me tell you thls," the doOr,
dry Tenn said, "not one man Jn ID1
of thox categories hu been freed !or
any other reason than that the law
enforcement omcer by bl1 •ctiool
vloialed lbe promlJo ol the Coaltitutloo
that we hold 10 dear." •
'l1lo dtlender o1 James Earl a.r.
the man ICalled ol ldJlJng Dr. Martin
(See l'OREMAN, P1 .. II
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. Thlrl'!"" :01r1 &outs ,.iqd four. \eBil"1 .
of N~WJ)(>ri Beach Troop 1072 wW act.
as Santa's hefpera ih, delivl!rlng-toys,
foOd, clotlUng and m~cai ~uj>pllee SatW'·
day tO Casa de Cuna, an orplianaie.
in Tijuana, Mexico.
The g1r1s, au 11 Years 01d, have
gathered 1he gifts for the project' over·
a perJod of several weeks. -·
Leaving at' 7:30 a..m., thej win arrive'
al lhi Casa in Tijulma ·!Or 'cti1frlllutibn
of the· gills 'aii.d1 Juhcheon · wittt ·the'.
orPhans wt!o · i;ange ' in'1 agt !from one
day Old to 12 ,year:s. ' ·
In · the afternoon,· ·lbey will · Sine
Need Yule Gift?
Newport Police
Offer 260. Ideas . . .
A pre-Cfuistmaa auction of unclalmed.
property held by the Newport Beach
Police Department wW take place Sltur-
day at 10 a.m. at the city Corporation
Yard, 592 Superior Avenue.
Sgt. Don Picker wW ,put 260 llems
to the block for public sale~ Tbe Jist,
includes · 90 bicycles, many auto stereo
units and tapes, radios, tmaU boats,•
watches, cameras, surf boards and.
clothing. .
All tbe property baa been kept by.
the City or Newport Beach for six monlhs
pending claim. Items being 110ld , hav·e·
been stored unclaimed at the 1 city
warehouse.
"We used to1 have these Utings ,oooe
a year 1 but now we 're getting 90 much
stuff we blVe to ,.i rid of It -
1 )'W' or run oat ol opoce to keep •
It," Sgt. Plciter laid.
Evu now, ball ol the bk:yciel 1llUll '
be lltored tn the old llleguonl bead-qumen, wblle the mt are al the dly
yard. Newport ncetlU7 IOid the old beld-
quartera. '
'All Jin>p<rty !or sale hu ill -
given ,(11 U. auction list. Purchuet
are made on an "11 ii" bu!&. The
police do~ mal<eo n0 "'*'"tee onaindltloo. .
"Pa)'lllOllll must be pold ID call! Im·
mediately Iller' 1 bid II IC<eplad. AD ·
pircliaeO mUlll be rea-from the
c:.r.porouon lfml ·•t lhe conciullon o/ •
the auction," s,t. Picker 11\d.
II not, U Mii)' • be auctloeed opm,
Iii mcnths ftom -·
Cl\f,iitmiS Clitl>la-i.lth-~ o/p~1ii.'.
return to-!""'f!""1 by. 7 p,i:n. t!>A~nlng.
"Sisterit:erCedes of the Casa welcomes
tbe gills, .and lh'OH ,' !bat IJ!e tjlDll P" s~ trades •!or .uit.atite . ar!lclel for the
orpNw,'' .Mrs •. J . c. s,tampe:r, SC:t?u t
1eaiief sa1d toda1. · • · •
: "The)'·c~ ~ inore; ~ugat,aod ,~r
than w.e .can supply1: n,,,Y. 11'6 \be mf!>Sl:
wantecttteinl:irifh8orpbli:urge.'I ~ 1 J •
~or (urlbef cootriboUons, cAll·MMm; · ;. '(,' .. 1 ::r,j';•,'' 11 •
Stock llffJf'keta """ 1
NEW YGRX (.AP) ·-Tlle'sto<t'markel
inountlid ·a brisk rally : with :gains. rx·
pandlng :1a1e·tlliS allernooo. (See quota-
tion!, Pagea ·~1). · ' . ·
G!-in&. ~\n~ .1-1 by, about
220 Wuea QD tbe New York Stock ~
ch8Dge7 ibd-tbe Dow Joee. Jndu&trtal
average wa&UP,'balf,a ~ pO(ntl.
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1 . . Weatlier .
If the w~tlimTn.an his his way
it's gonna be a •wet, wee.tend. Look
for •bowff ~birdlll' ipd, Suodll)'
wilb ' ~gUnu~ eodl teniporl~ . ' \ . INSIQ~ 'J'_..,-' 'l' ·
• wtn1:Nbf:1i' ' ·~q.i;AI' il~c.
read)} to brorlraJ:riaifaV'I' ctn>'
er picturd CIU. &ht 1t.brv. . . ' . , . . .
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Judge Raps
Newsmen
g Threat Stressed; . .
At Dinner.·
$Wiied. wwmnen ·at the ·Perc1
F---lbollrllbol
l bitter ·-bf Suporllr Court Judp William Murro,y, ~ ~~J~!'1° Jpeollbo
thorpil with Ille """""""' -' celebralel! Tslll 1r1o1 in,er.
· "I'm !Gld that Mr.·--...,..
by Ibo pn11 loallbl )ult -.... ,.,...
his i .. far Ibo -..... of J"""' W Ray.... Ult UJf,f"/ Murn.J' ...... e.L
"Wtn. ID I can 111,Y II that tllal'a !ftllJ
typical of the ..... In thll eaunlJ and
COllll'1ns the opinion I've al""11 'l>dd
•bout them. "Ill • plly that llr. ,....... bod
to be sub1ecled to their ~*
the jurlll ldded. lalll aid tbll bll
,.:::.. ~~ -aimed "al Ibo
,..... u a -but rather al .Ibo
Santa Ana R..iater:". He <!Id DOI, hO'!'
ever, mob th!I cloar to the 11111 pltl
who beard Foreman aptak. .
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ll[, CllAPl!a.L , ---.. In health ..... -
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of Ibo llato 1leallb lllcl Wellan Ai-v
told members of tho Hoog · M-1al
.HotpJtai 11162" Club~. '
. WIDlaml aid 11tuC abuae, air polhltlon,
..._ pojlutloo llld IOlid wa.sto --problems !or Callfarnlaiis.
"Drug abule baa al:yrocketod. In lbe
111'11 llall o( Ibis-,..... ~ --~ ~ uncter .the aae of• II .,.. amolod. ltr dru& law .-_.,
1 Wflllaml aald. '
"Orange County hu tho dubiOUI
dllttnction Of running second to Loa
Anseles In the nUmber or arreats.
"The 1!11 ' -hu ·-In the U10 al marijuana.· Amili ,are up Ill
Annual Coast
40 Miles Fete
,,..... r.,e 1 Deadline Near
Ji'OREMAN • • • K.i~g'• IMc'hg Dag The Orange Coast, from Seal '8eath
1J11ber 1t1q, coottn"" bis atlldi _no 1 dd !tin to San Clemente, la becoming brlgl!ter Iii> --117 noting that arealfng -"Friday the 13th u no jinx for this black cat atop a a er ge g a by the evening aa owners ol homes,
c:lftlcen .. loot on tt u 1 handicap that world's eye view of the thousands' of fish in the Homosa.ssa Springs, buslnesse! and institutions imtaD duz..
the 11mpec1 abould bave a lawyer · al 75 miles north of Tampa, Fill. · ' Ung om.tmas llgtrts· llld decOratkm.
till ~ rather than have a lawyer ·Much of the decoraUve effort during
appointed !or him. th• liollday season will be judged In
"Re qgestlms tbe 11111*'l'• rlgbt to c ' s R ad the aMual "40 Miles of Christmas bave a jury trial," Foreman uld. "Be 'Sta-"te . an t ave 0 . Smiles" contest, en institution started . loots on it u juat IO mucb unnecessary -more than 30 year1 ago.
upeme .to the ....._ The deadline !or entry In the cbntesl
.. But 1,t me .ten .7'1 ~," J'Ol"tlOSlll .• ; ,~'..~: is S p.m. Monday. Judges ·'lfil make
aald. ,.,,. palm. wtio wnQ • Con-.. "'' I • ,,. ~ • ' s·• ~ . thdr decfsloni 811 to WtrinefS in all
slitutlon ..... ID. ajJeclffc blJldlcapr.. ,,,0 ·B·e' ·a· 'c· ·h,, Says·· teroty categorieS'Dic.19." ... ' They were-put tben witb tbe ..... that .:,I. : ' Ii The annual event, ·started in the
Ibey would inlent dellnlle ,bmlltal!I · '. Depression era by the .11!11! Wlllllftn
to anybocb'.-llld I 'ii"'"' to l!e;talldnl • .' · ., Galllenne, ~ waa ,Intended as
about law eolorcement. IOOl&bl -who ~ Evall It anted In lhere la nothing "speclllcolly" about Salt Creek. ' · en atteinpt to' brl!Jg peop{e down to
tries to lolerlero with tbe ·~· • J,. ,taie C.: do abolit reopeninl Salt "But this committee ciln .loolr at tho the cout during the Cbrfstmaa ...,..
ri8bll thal ""~J::t~ ......, . ''Cnel<-:llOad '°"ti> ·o1_ I;quna, wc:Jr.to 111atew41e problem cir devetoptng. lllan-to booSI bu.Jness. , ·
rl8bll ol the. ......, ·....,,_ work,••' 'lhi l!ib<rll ·public -. •fCCOfdlng ··~·• • darda of public • acceBB to publld . Amq tht. ~ hi 'llbich the
"II yon wanl ,....,... ,...... .:1.~ :AJilll St~ (D-Bev'~y· • UdetandaE,,.. . · • ' judge1· will awlrtl 'prtzet-aii the best
Foreman. Aid,~ the pl:: :J: .''.l!lillj. • ; -, ". . Sleroty '~ted Orange COlmty tt.ell, ·rellgiOW! ahrlne, the· ~ J;lui!tmaa l:' !!n:~ ~ tw'o queo-•. Sleroly ta cMlrmml ol the A!sembly cen yet asaure. "°".'" recreattoilal area acene, the bes! cooperative ~rbood
·St~~nt$ Find Running .'·
C·itf;-fi~!l~-~o.· :.~.so E~y : ;:
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·~·j a"lat mar. 10 ilmillai .. City ·
then -·'d 'lblilk:'f '!bat -thJ-.....nr ~ al ti Newport 1!0idi ·btib echoot studonll • their dlj. ol"'rw> '"¥a:.~.':\~ concluded TbllrldoY
with a mock cooncll RSlion at wbldi'tbe r.oung councll made h:S decl.sloos on
items like those previously heard or up .
for COMlderaUon by Uie rul City Coun-
cil. . While the pros aat In the audience
the atudenll ruled on alx ltema llld theo
watched themselves on a closed TV
video tape. ·
The studenta turned dowb., alleys for
the Newport Helgbts area, disapproved
a floating hotel project, passed a pa·
rade ordinance, disapproved a resolu·
tion urrlna: the cloalng of the' Me:dcan border lo lninors, and decl'ded to apend
Man, 21, Guilty
In N arco Case
$!11,000 · li>r 'em~-tralllc alinaJ ~.··' ~~i·-z:i~ ~ :g i: infonnation~rid8 aril~le to them.''
said Ass;stoot City Mllla&er J....,
DeCbalne.
Did Jhe pros learn anything from theiJ
replacements for the day?
"It was a good opportunity to meet
with lbe high IChoo1 studentl and do
what we cduld in' one da,Y to present
knowledge of the muruc1pal g<JVern·
ment.." DeCha!ne said. :
H.e· aald lt • a very rl1t'ardinl 'tl:· per1ence.
The students seemed to think so also. When they postponed one Item (street·
end improvement'.s) they mked U that
would mean they would be able to come
back again in 30 days.
FoIIowiilg the mock councll session.
the real inayor, Doreen Marsba.11, s~v·
the stud«lta cerlllicates actnowte<1g1n1 their participatlm.
ti . wbal a tho' rJib!a·ol IOCletJ Suba)mmltee on 'Consuvailon a n d at Sal~ , creet bf, lmplemeilllng lllato group, best outd00< =· beit ligbted
:;:· bat lllDd al ·.......-do "" Be~ l'hlch Wednesday heard citlun legislation· -nn the booka. and decorated public . llld Iha wut! . ; · , _ omiplaln1i about Orange County'uecent II• . exi>lalned .u.. Quimby. A ct 1 best street1isbtln& and d_eci>ra oo. A Newport Beath man arre!ted In
.. 'II 'l!Jll, • said r . obaodllimenl of Jlle roed. apoll.'!Or<dl>! Assemblymen Jolm Quimby a urcoUca roundup tha~~ 2CI persons
For lte day, Mayor Marshall'• pcwltion
was beld by Kristine Bouih: Undatey
Parsons' Council '-"'t by Bill M....,,. ger; Paul Gruber I by Diane DeMott;
Robert Shelton's by Jill Guernsey; Bow·
ard Rogers' by Rendy IAvlg; Ed Birth's
by Marta Mueller, llld Donald Mclnnll'
by Karl Beller.
And 1 .., -. '"":P · 'l1le road !or generatlom bad been (J>.Sali Bei'nardlnd)· and adOj>IOd ·lour . today pleaded llllillf to ges of l!dling =.,_~ ~--.,m !l:"P ·-ihe ~ l>libllc..,.,... 1o the two<nD• 1eara .,.,.~iiliJ!!•,.~.CO<JlltY '!".a.c1tj Policeman · EndS martju1111.
amllnc beet canlded cilmfnalr for '. llri!Cb·:.I .aall ci:eu .Jleacb In lhe to ~ ~-to dedlel!a paq · ' ord~~ ~~~Ji;; ~~""' .. ~~ 'l'lill'~,_1111 .-~. ~ ..,..;~-'::" utooW.mont al~th• 11~. "• ~ .... 'l''!'I. ~ Ill CoOl"!le at ' use Balboa Blvd., to 1m1e five months In
Slndenll also beaded the cllt• depart·
ment, llld Iha cbamber. of commem !or the day. -~ ~ • t • • ' ' frl'1 ' ' 'ti.bn'"7JU&'.March'2Sf:... -~~~~· prti' ,. : ' ~·1 t ·"'\ Orange County jail. He also .placed the Foremaw llaU, . ~ to , , · Mlt's l1ici ltn.t Unie I've ·~~ ~" ~lnto;\!lle.ct, he ~d. N'ewoort. ~ polliiO · Ol!lcer Leo Newport man on three yean probatlm.
upec11 al.<11111--•·llliJ. · .,ifij·up acceu like lba~~.~"the •1 :;!~ ialdiie bei\eved the it" ie al ' '1timkei 'l'liuri4oY wll·'lridllated from Court action 1a pending aaa1n1t 11 J'oo the Memory Aid Uf\.,..mentf tft .. ~. ~ ~Mr"~ .. ~ .. .-.fl!,itl -·' •· r· ~ ~.t.:,...n ....... ~ ~inow'W"*-.it nt...t·~ . .a Mr-.nWt.t~ ~;~ of Jn. others arrested last Nov 17 dUrlne raids
in v!Ola~ ol·i:anoN !f'l'"'Ctal efhi , • ~fi'.f'Jt2:''11!ei telllni ~ :"i\i ~il,'l;\J1 _;;;al ~iii" ~~tiiflJSC~ Control in Laguiia Beath, South Laguna, Newport A rr.e demo-atlon on memory
He confltmed. ~aer; that the ~1 they. want access roads to· thelr beaches !bccetlhe at l ea 'I t at· eVtry 'quarter oi InsUiµie. · · 1 ,· · Beach and Costa Mesa. S h e r i ff ' s '1m.provement Will be conducted at 9:30
supervised condJU011i1 !ln 1W~ Ray 1ia .{ but. they -c.!11't . afford , them. 'And · t>ere ~ J11Ue. . · , ' . . · _ ,. : Konkel 1 "i!i.~etunt..t.to;i .ttuty as . a nareotlca inve!ttiators, agenta of the a.m., Saturday, at the Orange Coast
being kept 1n .MomJ>l>ll!-~ .. WOll'lllled "w<•ve gol a county that ga .. one up." 'i!omethlng of this nature should b4i Oarcotlca lilveougator,~ to Chief State Bureau ol Narcotics Enforcement YMCA, 2300 Univenity Drive, Newport
the eXJ>OIUI!. Iba!, the al_~tton,al)u 1 Be iaid · the . itaia can do nothlrig con1idered by our legislators,'' he iald. B. James:G~vas, wbo nominated him and local police joined bands In the Beach, by Donald A. Rob~ aulbor
received Jn .naUMal WiodlcaJ.15. An ::ba • · for attendance .at the insUbrte. Orange Coast sweep. ol. "Modem Memory Metbod.1.
verified Iha! --i:olldltl"'!' woold play , 1 . ·.::..::;:::;:;=:.=.=..::;::==------"----.:....---------.----..:....-----
• big part bi fu(!ln court . kctloa cha Front· P•• l ................. . piano oo l>oblll el.IW. . _~, . · .w!i='.1i1ia~-1o.h.": :c0PTER BEARING · · Will bear"llla ~ ....... tot·•""'.... . . ' •••
fer llay'a trial.. · . .. !!lrQQgly,polnl tonne tsOlated, but tragic ~ ~ ,talhi, ts-an .art rathor IDiD!d step fJ! tho lllvqe llld l'eCO!I< lhaia a 1d<nce;\nd lhere Is ...., q...,
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BADllAM ...
between the two-· BU' · aoclaUy, .or as
far as pez:aopality la ·cmceriJed; there
Is a clllf..m.· Coar14 111 I liit.plair,
loo .._ iibd ihrl1o rwllllng llllll -
OD the floor -of ptlloc dftu tom• , . ,,..
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-'th." ...
Laird Visits ]ke
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dlttonlng of ftllbt.wom parts at tho uoit wbeiher l!llY rational' me!hnd · emta Slkorsl:J plant· bi Connecticut to conduct such tests.
This crUctal· jnlormattoo In the probe · Only new. iplndles are being naed now
of tho aecood LAA rra/t to go dowq on ID S61L cotl\llli1ter choppm, with
within a four-month ~iod, w~ uncover, jnandatory ~tirement ,at 2,~ hours ee by the NTSB l!lalntenance record! O!ght time, by FAA order.
group. H!ndel '!lid Th~y that his .company
. The rtpocl WU compiled by NTSB will mt• a long<r UIO j>erlod, utln(
alr aaretr lnveollPfm Hobert E. the FAA for al leut ·7,200 boun 11"4
!lilmcur ond ·~ Kapaltln. mayl>o •is;•to ll,000 boun bO!in Ibo
Tb .. btll l;lndle. deoilnated ;u.u, . ~~th caused tbe Aug.
"'" ~ al the Slkoraky l>lmil fl crub·•"" 7"" boura. -•. lul ~!//». prlpr. to being lnlllalleil ' Oii ...,. ....
tho ~.craft piloted by Cap~ ~·)1"~' 3.1, of 31Sl Pierce Ave.,
On Aug. tt, at 1,500 reet over Compton.
It anapptd," aOJldlni LAA helicopter
N300Y1 -. .tefttrtd to 1l! November 300
Ylllkee'by tlie aviation ezperts -plung• lni Into Pop boudeu Part, whe"! H ~lodOd In !lames, " .
A pllotocraph anat>P!:d by an eyewilnes!
whQ: wu cartyiog, lita camera llhowa
the llrtcbn, ·1.1 't4n .era!\ al aboul ?QI
feet,. with· lhe )'ellnw color-coded bllde mt•na. ·
lllopl .Jn aalvaao and reworking nn
the blade Include lnapecUon b7 Oouru-
cent Daw-detection equipment; strlpplq
or nickel plate, grinding, surlace-tougben.
Ing, then replatin( with a nickel sullile
oompound.,
'!be crlUcal tooghenlng J>l'OCMS -cal~
ed lbo(.peenlng -WU apparenUy not·
clone, according to the Gtlmour-Kapu.tln
report handed to newsmen Tbunday
along with other reports on the probe .
•1Durtng an Jntervie" with the operator
who ~ the platin( operaUM,
Ibo ·opentor llated In eUect that tho
opindle appeared to be ahot-i-e<! llld
thal no lbot._ing of that porllon ol
the aplndle UIOlllbl1 waa being perform-
ed by Slkorwky at that time." tho report
said.
The part bad not been lbot-pemed
bolora B was -eul fer ....,..tin(. ~. the optlilJe .... nickel·.
Jllalad and -to -· ·-lhall II -baYe been, a Sltonl:J eucutlve testified Tburaday.
J.-N. 8""111, aa1atant cl1lef ol
~ leallnf lot Sllonl:J, aid JI opl..C.. bave been IMtod lllncl tho Aus. 11 aa<ldMI to detonnlnl atronctb -..
8pladloo DOI ~ wer. con-
alderabl1 waolter -up to 10 llmaa
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"There · wu ... ,a._ great -splosion and
l!ily .. fti40neato .or -11ie plane remain,"
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of ijery liagments· · faIUng Into the aea
at the tlin .. GI the crub. ·
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Riviera Clubwqmen pen't going to settle for just one -celebra·.
tion. Instead the fun1oving, gro.up will . commemora~ holidays wi~ a
trio of event! including a dance, champagne luncheon and a. ehrist-
mas Cruise. ' ·
The first gathering on the calendar is the holiday cljll1t1P11gn•
luncheon which will take place next Wednesd~y in the LagllJ1.a Beach
home of Mrs. Leonard G. Davis . . ·
• • 1 Members of the club's executive board will host' the affair, and
..m.embers'of ~ 1967-68 b;oard will be honored guests. ,
· · The gath\ring will ~gin at 10 a.m. with a business meeting led
by Mrs. Rerni Chabdt. Mrs. James N. Martin is in c h~a r g e of the
lUnCbflon ~hich will feature the exchange of white elephant gifts.
· .Tfie foJiowing Friday, Dec. 20, Guys and Dolis Section members
of.the club and their'husbands will dance to the music of Dan's Band
.jp tb~ Miguna Beach Country Club. . . · · .
The annual Christmas dinner~dance is a serruformal affair and
'Will opep wtth a cqcktail session at 7 p·.m. Dinner will be served at
8:30p.m. . · · .
Mrs. R. H. Wilson, chairman of the dance, is assisted by the·
Mmes. Jim Allen, Wally Taft, Daniel Huston and J.ames Martin.
A Christmas Cruise for members and guests aboard the New~
port Harbor pleasure craft, Showboat, will close holiday festivities
for the club.
THANKS TO SANTA -Mrs. Jim Allen (center) and Mrs •. Daniel
Huston (right) may stop searching for gOwns for !:he upcoming
Riviera €lub's ··~lJ:a]. Ghristmas dinner-danc~ nOw. that Santa's
helper (Mrs. R. H. Wilson)· has arrived on the· scene with two ex·
cellent solutidns 'to their· problems. The dance, given by tbe clubls
Guys and Doijs"Sectii>n, 'will 'flake place Friday nigllt, D<c. 20, m
I,aguna Beach. eou,ntry (l!_ub. .
To take place Sunday evening, Dec. 22, the cruise will be"hosted
by the GadabOllts Section, chaired by Mrs. Lester Van Swearington.
The·llll-minUte tour of Balboa Bay will.start at 6:30 p.m. Reser·
vatiOllB may he obtained•by calling Mrs. van·Swearington, 4911-1694,
er Mrs. Mae'Brotirum, 4911-1477.
Gifts Can Light Up .,.
Christmas is i. time of y~r mOst . enjoyed by children,
But not all children have loving f·amilies to tr.eat them to the
delights of 1ile holiday season.
Many cliildren are taken from tti'eir homes because of. family
neglect O.F tragedy and are usually housed in the Albert Sitton Child-
ren's Home. But this yea~ the Sitton home is being expanded, and
non-d·~quent.' chlldren are being housed in two crowded units at
Juvenile Hall.
Iri order to make \this Christmas as cheerful as possible mem·
hers of the Albert Sitton Guild from the Harbor Area are requesting
c.ontributjons. Toys in good condition, items-.of clothing in assorted
sizes or monetary donations to buy the .children Christmas gifts are
a few suggestions. This year, interested parties may sponsor one
particular Child by providing him with a ;complete. outfit of :clothing
in his size.
Each child will receive all his ·gifts in one €hrlstmas boXI. For
this reason, gifts donated to the .. S!tton ·ftonJ.e are to be delivered or
sent unwrapped. Mailed dona,tfun5t, should be addressed to Mrs. Ken·
neth Bo~ton~ supervisor of the ~rec~ving 'l}ome, and addressed to Juve-
nile Hall, 331 s. Manchester, Orange.
Delivered donations can he taken to J iweniJe Hall at a ny time.
Members of the Sitton Guild Wiµ.be·.mannin·g the reception desk from
Friday,_Dec. 20, to Tuesday, D~. 24~
Mrs. John McClure, library .chairman, would li.ke to have con·
tributions "of1 teenage liction ·and.r aurrent magazines, as there always
is a need foi-reading ~tter. ' ·
Highlight of holiday fes!lvfties tor· the ycwigMers will he a pup-
pet show , put on by the girls' unit for younger boys ranging in age
from 8 to 11. Girls se.,v puppets, write their own skits and take Ille
roles of Santa, his elves and reind~r.
Another higblgtit'is the bazaar, which took place early in the
month, and featured craft items made by the youngsters. With funds
raised ff()m the bazaar, the children hope to purchase a used .piano
before Christmas. A Tecently organized choir is rehearsing carols for
the party on ebristmes Day and need the piano for accompaniment.
Further information on Christmas donations or the work of the
guild may he obtained by calling tlle volunteer guild offices at 532-
7618 or Mn;, Thoma& Beckwith at 546-6522.
&RiGHT COLORED PACKAGES -Memb~rs of the Albert'·
Sition Guild will be wrapping donations for the children J who live in AJbert Sitton Home, a county facility for non-
in ooe box, donors are asked to deliver ttieir gifts unwrap-
ped. Putting the final touches on a few Christmas giti. are
members of tile guild (left 'to' right) Mrs.' A. S.:muel Jewell,
Mrs. Rlchml Ghiranli and Mrs . Robert Howee. delinquent children. Because a child will receive his gifts
A Sure Gauge for Sister:·· Everythin·g Improves With A9.e
DEAR ANN LANDERS1 I'd llk1 to
1ay a word to tht girl who was tom·
plaining about her pesty, pain-In-the-neck
kid brother age 11. She said he was
driving her 1euckoo and lhe didn't think
she could Jast four years until 1he went
away to college.
1l'e11 her 1 wa1 , tn her spot eijht
years ago. I was 12 then aOO he was
10. ·I came cloi;e to writing to you
a half dozen times to ask for help.
My brother wa:ii: an awful pest and
a tease and at times I was sure I
hated him.
Last week that "awful pest" left for
Vlelnam. I nevet realiled bow much
he meant to me until 1 had to 1ay
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gOO<Fbye to him. AD the peUy squabbi ..
suddenly seemed terribly unimportant.
I felt ashamed . of havin¥ been so im·
patient and stupid . I realize now he
was a normal kid who enjoyed attention
and loved mischief.
Please, Ann, tell all the older sisters
whn are now suffering with pesty kid
brothers lhat before they. .know it those
Utile bratty brother• wlll be irown up
and they11 "7ish tWey ·could live tlioot
days over agan .. -. BUD'S SIS
OEAll SIS: You told "them -aild
In 1 way J nevu could. Thank you
dear.
DEAR ANN LANDERS: Last mooth
our beloved uncle died. He . was laid
out in the living r'oom of h.ls home~
in front af the picture windoW1.
The following day he was taken 200
mijr.s . away 'to. 6e b41"ied_ in his wife"s
family cemetery. •I ~ave 1een tills
· cemetery and it i1 right. io the middle
· ofv1 cornfiel~. Nobody .bothers to keep
Jt up and ' it makes me sick to think
of our. loving kin bu\ tht!:re in all these
weedJ and branibles.
OUr whl>le· flunlly Is ~·a boot thiJ
And We wol'ld6r if· lf\tre 1\ &nytlilng we
can do to get our dear uncle moved
back here where we ctn give hlm the
prope r care and .attention. -CON-
CERNED FAMILY .
6EAR FAMn.V: t trust you c1ve
ytur, dear : uncle the ;1'9pe:r c1ni and
1tlf!11tton wltf:a lie w1s lltve. 'Mtat's die
only kind a person benefits from>
W1 wife has the right '° dioose .Jik
final rating place unlen lie tnade .:..
1petial rtqae1t In Ill.I wlD. U silt want.
him In the eornfle1cl. &bat11., ,bert:..,bt
1ll:oaJd be.
DEAR ANN : You're eoln&·lo <\ecldt
this. I'm sick of opinions from relati,vet .
who don't know their elbows from third
base.
I went with Pete for two years. We
were officJally engaged for U monlhfl.
He '"suddenly called off the'Whote lhlng,
saying he wasn't ready to get married.
My parents lost tht $2SO dtp03it on
the hall. 1 lptnt over 1100 on honeymoon-
1tyie nighll<!wns ln<f other frilly aluf!
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that isn't worth a hoot now.
This was four months aJO and~
day the low-life skUnk uied · far Ma
ring. I aaid ~NO."· lfe aaid '111111, .-.C
a lawyer. What should I·dO?..,-LIVto
DEAR IJV: 1111 ln1I" 'ltll 1111 1111i
.,_at ftea a mu ltrelbtih,eqip;111
the II<! 11, .. -.. "" ..... .. wby ,eo earOI -~!-ll?jl
1lloold llllnk yoa'd lit u,p, II pt
rid of 1ay111Jn1 llml --.,.. if the ctt<P· •
Ann t.anlieli ·will ti\ &lfd' ,18-6elf,
yoo· with Y0\11: P!Pl>I..,.. Send •
to her Jn caie ot· the DAl!.Y PILCl'I'
enclosing ~ ottn>P<d, llelf~~ envelope. .,. .. '
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; 648, Vasa Order of America's Lucia Queen, Miss
: Patricia Ollila (left) and ber princess Patricia Bry,
; son. Miss Ollila will reign as queen during the
group's Christmas program Which will be-presented
Dec. 15. .
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• Up Fete
. . -,. -Miss Patricia Ollila will :;:.telgn as Lucia, Queen of
·••Light, at the· Anchor Lodge
-~648, v~ Order of America'&
-·christmas program.
.~': .. MJss "Ollll11 attended ~y five
~ .J)rlncesles, 11.tar ·ooy11 and
elves, will lead the traditional : : :. :Hance around the Christmas
. tree pl the_ 5 p.m. Dec. 15
.. _ -... gathering In the Z o n t a
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Clubhouse, Newport Beach.
Entertainment will be pro-
vided by members of the
Hollywood Swedillh C h n i r ,
under the direction of Douglu
Hyttenberg, Julie Larson and
David and Mack Carlson.
Students from Sweden will
be guests at .~ party where
Santa · will distribute presents
to the lltue ones.
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'"l'lle "lie mon cootrolJ hll =-~ -toll'I. PllCil (tth. INlitdl•): .......... · ,_.._polo the tlln 11 •••th• r CANCEll (June II.July 21): llYttOn ............ d/Jcumenl ~ .. ---ta ·lllillilllm•r ilidllo'E =...~,Doy le<urlty 11 enl1allqd. You St! c<>Onec!.d wllh .-y. Yllu
AJ!111 (Mardi llsAprU !9): !::" --· Whal wu • ! betwr dell wbere ballc fJluel could be ln•Olvtd. ~Y JI to Reunion .,. CO!ICtl'l>Od. llome tin" be parcepuve. s.. -lndfcalad; can be llU'llarY Wll Into ola<t. provtmenl ahoulcl be foal. o.t lliluallool In rUliltic
lime of pleuure, flllllllmen~ Cll!MINt (!olay ii.June 20): lhlnp U.ed. Leave no -Avoid ... wllo Wla i4lJ ~ ~!\"11\. ~-are set-ill cr..l!Y!ty I 1 k • • spotllaht ends. l'lllflll family obllcation. ltorieo. . pe upon your w· , ~ ll·ldda4 '"'1JOllS1b\Uty. Ll'JO (JUiy 11-AUI. 2I): IF TODAY 1B Y~
, ' Wooderful deallnp lndlc1ttd 8111TBDA¥ JOU art dyDlll)lt
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Wedding$, Troths
Pilot's Deadlines
'ro av~ld disappnintment. prospectivo
brides are reminded to have their wedding
stories witb black and whit• gloosy photo-
grapl,a to tho DAILY·PILOT SOclety ·Depar~
ment prior to or within one· week after the ~
wedding.
For engagement announcemP.nta lt ii
suggested !bat the story, also accompanied
by a black and white glossy p I c I u r e, be
submitted early. U the betrothal announce-
ment and wedding date are m weeks or. liss
apart, only the wedding photo will be a0s
cepted.
To belp fill requirements on both wed,
ding and engagement stories, forms are avail-,
able Ill all of the DAILY PILOT offices.
Further questions will be onswered by Social
Notes staff members at 6424321 or 494s9486.
Nativity Play Offered
At Huntington Center
The story of the first
Christmas will be portrayed
in the Huntington Center Mall
al 3:30 p.m. Sunday, Dec. rs.
The Fountain V a 11 e y
with ftO!lhbon. ,.mu .... ~, auracUve to OAAOelll .... v'!ll
preu v1..... H 11b11 g h.I pooaeu much ·lntallecCual
.•enalillty. 8e dll'lg. Try curlollty. You want to travol iomethlng difl ..... t. s·fi ort and repoit. You can lnlluence
journey IJ on agenda. Be oJert. your 1imeo U you pr•J>Or'I' . •
Display 1e111e of humor. utlllze vaal potential. Chaille •
•-nft <A -•·pt l of ..-appear• llP' • • ......, ug. ~ . 21 : coming.
Avoid extravqance. You. get GENERAL TENDENCIES:
promlJe. of llnanclal backing. Cycle "•' for L I BR A , 1bil should not be reason for • ....,. cireletlllW. ConUoue lo ... t SC 0 R pl 0 SAGl1TARIUS
ways of econom.i!ina .. Money Special word to A R I E S ;
Picture ls generally b"'•"'ter. dlscuu contract with expert. ''6'' To find out ""°'' ludlr tor vw
LIB•' (•-pt -~I -)· '" ~ •nd .,,,._ ordff' S~dflft' .,... ""' " ~ • -• Omlrr'1 bookltt, "S.Crft Hl~h fol' Keynote ii' exp8naion. Don't MM 11111 WOl'fllll ... ..,,, bll1tl ....
be satisfied with statul quo. . ;:i,.: .,:n'C:_.11~v ~'t. ::!"':t .· Tb1s la: your 'clay to win bJg. G'Mll Cent1'1I ltetleft. NIW Yort.
Aak for and receive the best. 1-;i"i;;'v;i;. ;;;"';;";;· ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;i
Person,Uty shines. Celebrationll
seea you aa star performer.
SCORPIO (Oct. Z3sNov. It):
Brelk from routine. Be with
congenial people. Wonderful
for group activity. Club,
organization event ls
especially favored. 'nlose who
. share Interests can aid yaur cause. ·
8AGl1TARIUS (Nov. 12·
Dec. 11): Change, variety,
IOCial activity are blgliHgblad.
Member of opposite sex e~·
presses bold Interest. Be
gracious, but don't overly
commit yourself. M e 1 1 a g e
very clear tonight.
CAPRICORN (llec.12-
Jan. 19): Older individual
comes through on promise, re-
quest. Excellent f o r en·
tertaining boss at home. Be
with those .who b • v e
something worthwhile to say,
contribute. Get family back·
ing.
AQUARWS ·(Jan. :JG.Feb.
18): Good new1 comea from
afar. Doii't be overly anxious.
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Woman 's Club, at the in-
vitation of Mrs . Tom Keevil,
usllltant promotions diuctor
for the center, will present
the colorful Nativity tcene 1e.
)·: Harbor Cou ·nc1·1 Mov1·e Gui.de """d with •r•dilional carols.
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"'!~ 1• Adorned in brilliant satin l . .-costume1 will be the Mmet.
•• Gary Powley, Mary; Robert
Coed to Tell
Of Christmas . .
;t ----------------------------Gillum, Joteph; Phll Sllver, (£dilor'• Notti TPill ll'IO'l1-wldt 1s -t--1 Sha ' Robert Pecha tnd Willia P,..,.. ...,. ~ 111"" o:wnmlttN °' UUlllll.On.. w 1 play. ll'I
i• Hartior Callncll l"TA.. Mn. 1totiert GUESS WHO'S COMING TO HOW SWEET IT IS -·Broad Pulford, shepherds; Robert In Spain, Italy
Sortnae11 tt. .... 111ent Miii Mn. H•rt DINNER' M · lo Moss, Roy Rowland and David s-ff comm1nee chlll,....n. 1t • -ovmg 1 ry marital farce. 1 is. IG""'6ed n a ~ 111 Mter· of _parent's reaction11 to A LOVELY ·w•y TO DIE Ritchie, three Wist Men, 1nd Winner11. in the creative ~~ m1Mni1 ·au111b1e fl""" '°' c.rt11o1 -raciall.Y mixed marriir.ge. " Miss Mary Elizabeth Lam· writing contest sponsored by 11rou&>$ and will -r wetti,.,.. Your -Seductive ~-uty 1'1 ac th "' J 1' Fr1'e d f Newpo l vi_. ara ••1c1~. Miii ~ fi JN T·E R LU DE -· Tern· used f ktllin h Ith . mers, e angel. u..::: un or n so r
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:, -= -MoYi. Guldt. ca,. o1 . .,. DAILY peramental, brilliant con-c o g er wea y, Narrating the tlory will be Beach Public Llbraries will t ~0-:>1LOT.J duc•-r •·----Involved elderly husband. receive their trophies next ..., ua.v....... Mrs. Lorin Lammen, and the .i: TEENS AND ADULTS with• young journallsL I LOVE YOU, ALICE B. club's chorus, directed by Monday, Dec. 16. l GONE WITH THE WIND _ "D-'CffEL TOKI.AS -Nice Jewish boy Mr Richard vi .. -bury ill The trophiea will be award·
l Old South returna to the .n.n. • RACHEL -Tender givea up hia gquare fiaocee s. •ua'6o • w ed during the Christmas in ~ .-.. study of • apinlter achool a n d h i 11. r c I e l n provide muilcal' background. Spain presentation in the
• -·-lea''-Pro~-coordinator IJ "-• .., ONE MILLION YEARS B.C. i.:u=. E11tabliahment for lie of a e·-.... mi• Mariners Ubrary'1 all-purpose i . -Slone Age lllory of two THE SAND PEBBLES -hippie. Gillum. room. t _cultures. Story about crew of PRETI'Y POISON _ Sordid, Following the pr.,.ntaUnn UCLA coed, Mille Jackie f SECRET w AR OF HARRY American gunboat. brutal murder tale of men-on the mall, the Nativity Casala will tell of h e r
t FRIGG _ Private become!! TIIUNDERBALL -Re-issue tally disturbed young man pageant will bt repeated at Chrlstmu 11pent in Italy and ~ a hero when he devise11 plan of Jamel' Bond in un-and cold-blooded girl. 7:30 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 22, of the holiday cuStoms of her ~ 10 rescue five A 11 i e d derwater world. PRUDENCE AND THE PILL in Tamura School, Fountaip relatives residing ln the Bas
1. generals. WEST SIDE STORY -Re--Impudent,' fr iv o I 0 us Valley. que country of Spain.
l' SLfANE _ Tense western. issue of modem dance British farce. ~~~~~~~~~~~~;;;;;~~~~~~ii ~-·.WAIT UNTIL DARK -operetta. THE STRANGER RETURNS F
--:-~ --: Thriller ln which thugs try ADULTS -Dubbed Italian film. .. T~~!,~~ .. !~.~~~~ S to force blind wife to reveal BARBARELLA -Bizarre and THOMAS CROWN AFFAIR -
• ' whereabouts (lf be r o l n tasteless oddity. Sophisticated, i mm or a I
: aicbe. BLISS
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0F MRS. BLOSSOM sF<Iry.
MATURE TEENS -ritish farce about TORN CURTAIN -
.. entire Harbor Ar••
417 W• H•lllllltu, C... ..... . . AND ADULTS unusual triangle. Sophisticated Hitchcock ea-
• ·. ;JILUE _ T..., docl« and BLUE MAX -Drama about pionage film. Atl Jewltll fM\lllel In lflyllef " lio!R Ill IR h'vly lflMflltl9'111
SAllATH PININ• SllYICIS PllDAY ... 1:11 P.M. ·• bJ.1' daughter save the life World War I German act. THE UGLY ONES -Story
-of a bloodthirsty westerner THE DETECTIVE -Vulgar, of bounty hunt.en and their l!itJov thll tine 11n11n1 °" ftl9 T-.T111'9 SMron Choir ~ who waa raised by 1 Mes:· violent melodrama of sordid prey, Mid "" -rm NllOW1hh• °" ovr ene. s1wa.t
• • lean bandit brutal aapecbl of NeW York '. VALLEY OJI' THE DOLLS -•911ttrat1H ..,. "'"" • 1t•l1t._ kflMI .-1111t1 'fWllllly, Ckt9Hr 1s ! : . DR. ZHIVAGo _ Story of GREAT CATHERINE-Based T ! 5 t e I e 11. 3 , ll ha 11 ow Cell: '46olll2 • 5*14ia°
: • young Russian doctor and on George Bern a rd melodrama. ~iiiiiiiiii:iiiii:iii:i:ii;,;;;;~ii:ii;i:;;;;~;;;;ii:i:;:: ~ Fe:'· LOVE OF IVY -~------...... ,...._.,...,..,.. .. ,.. ................ ...,..,..,. ........ ,.~,.._.~
Romanuc comedy w1tbl For all your Holiday Bakery Treats come t" I I tlarlllngly frank language. ' ' ' "' I F~~!';.88~~ ~ LINDEROTH BAKERY I
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Group on Go
During Yule
Newport Harbor S e n I o r
Citizens will be on the go
· durin& the hcliday season. I
.. The group, which bas just
. -returned from • short trip ·I
to Las Vegas, plans a holiday I
party Dec. 'r1, an ev'fling bus I
tour to Pasade~ a n d I Hollywood to vtew th e .
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Everybody ta Newport Be a e 11 ..,.y IOOll ·have a UCI c;otllplu:.
<!hlllCt to make biJi view known on whit be wants bis On Occuion we-are reminded of the proposed m ..
bOllllllown to be-llke. way1 1yllan. Lu( week.,.., one of those occ11!00a .
~ bll lnl ""II by No, a llltlo blcyclllt was not bit by a car. · '!'bat'• the ~·• "'·a ~ e -op on ,... -Several l!IUe bicycllsts, instead, we.re about to bit mall -'now be1J1g cooWripla by ,lht ll•ering com-Balboa pedeiitlians. Newly posted signs reading, "No
nalttee ol ll[ewport Tomorrow, the joint cf.lr-<:itizeDJ Bicycles on Sldewalk,"•wetre provinz, sevefal property
community goali project owners complalaed, to be lnonumentai failures.
· John Macnab, gene...i chairman of Newport · There are more bicyclists now than before the Tomorrow, says -decisions will be made soon on how • t -~ 0 -t h ted th t the many. homeowners: ·Will t>e queried and on who should ains wen up. ne ira e omeowner .sugges a . dev·I~ the quoa"ons. . afgns ~ taken down and new ones mstalled, rea~1ng:
"' -r-"' "Pedestrians Beware." Every b001e in the city probably will. receive • All r; g h t _ the 1>1cyclist ,population Is booming.
questionnaire. It Is also probable th~t a consultant Haz.ardowly so. On sidewalka, as well as roads.
w I 11 be asO,.ed the j ob of developing queatlon1. to Whither, then, tile young bike riders?
wbleb brief answers"'wouid be meaningful. It depends on the outcome of that bike trail study,
The bl& job, of course, would ·be tabulating the r& which bas been too long in low gear. Let'• get pedal1J1g. apomee.
It'• a gqod idea to gel Newport eitiulu involved
in the Newport Tomorrow program by tile thousands.
The broador the particlpaUon in the study, it would
seem, the more meaningful the mandate to city offi.
dais in the future to stick "to the guidelines that will
emerge. Perhaps tha't is what General Chairman M~c
nab hu in mind.
Time to Get ~edaling
There are few sights more unsetUing to a motor·
1st than a youngster heaa,ed his way -from any direc-
tion -on a bicycle.
More Utan two years ago, Newport B ea c h and
Costa Mesa city officials started a joint study aimed at
ultimately doing away with that unsettling sight,
It was and is a plan for a network of. bi·
cycle trail•' througbOut the Harbor Area, including the
We're Proud, Too.
Newport Harbor High School today boast. the top
female high school student in the country.
She is Jan Schwarz, 17-.Year·old editor ol Harbor
High'1 newspaper, "The Beacon."
The pretty blonde placed first among gir_Ja in . the
10-event Academic Decathlon, held for the first time
last week.
Competing with youngsters from all over the
county. she accumulated more points ~an any ot_her
girl in several categories, among the science, English,
social studies, music and art.
Jan's parents, Bradley and G r a c e Schwarz, are
doubtlessly quite proud of her. So s u r e I y , are her
schoolmates.
And, as fellow journalists, we're pretty proud, too.
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The Little First Real Attenapt to 'Do It Myself,
Person
Inside Vs
Dear
Gloomy
Gus: 'Black Power' Is Misunderstood
By GEORGE R. HOFF, Pb.D.
In 1!¥5, the psychiatrist, Wilhelm
Reich, pubtlsbed an iri1.portant but li!tle-
known book entitled ''Listen, Little
Man!"
In it he posb.Jlated that, as persons, we
W tO deny o b Vi o u s but disturbir.g
upect1 of ourselves, and function in
certain stereotyped Ways. •
· P'ollowing are a few of the examples
he Cites;
ntE BIGOTS don 't know how much
they hate themselves and how small
they feel inside.
. The leaders don't know that they were
once little people and still are.
The cenaors don't know how mu~h
ttieY fear: their own pa55ions and their
penonal pornography.
The teachers don't know that they
bore their students, and the students
don't knqw that they can ask for what
they want and get it.
The oppressed don 't know that they
eau be persons rather than playing
n::Wtyrs for society. They don't know
thst they secretly admire and emulate
lhe1r oppressors.
THE PART OF US which doesn 't know
the.e things might. be called our "little
per500." He is Uie part of our seH-struc-
tur~ which has been emotionally damag-
f.d while growing up and thus has st~p~
develoRiflg. He is inside us -way 1ns1de
-and we want ·lo keep him there
because hi! 'Vulnerability, fragility,
naiVt!te, and immaturity disturb us.
We don't want to see ourselves as
being weak, inadequate, he Ip less ,
frightened, insecure. dependent. and lit-
tle. After all. as adult! we are supposed
to have long since given up childish
ways and assumed our rightful plaet
ameng the 1rownupg.
THE IMPLICATION in such ad-
A Glossary
Art. you confused by politics!
In my continuing, unceasing effort to
bring knowledge to the people . . .
1 have prepared a glossary of political
terms • , . Here they are:
RUth1es.s: The candidate with the most
eUkient campaign apparatus.
Opportunist: Tm candidate with the
delegate lead. •
PoliUcal machin1 : The oppo11ition par-o cy.
PoUtlcal organiza!Jon· Your party.
, Liberals: People who want to spend
other people's money.
.Caneecvatives: People who have the
money liberals want to lipend.
,MOdfn;tes: P!Ople who hold mortgages
... tioth groups.
N.ttJcaJ debate : An a cappdla operL
..;. ... , Somethm& the -side -todil<:uu.
\'1ce-praldential candld1tea: An elite
pp "°l'llstin& o1 lG '"'""''"" 100 mnaton. 100 or '° congremnen. C am-~. t coblnet m<mben -and
tbl man the eventual pr"Midtntlll cm-
clijate oeltdl.
J)l)qatt: An lncorrupUble strong..
mlndecf and fiercely I n d e p I!: ft d e n t
repaenLatlvt to lhr: nalional oonvenUon.
t~)' cbalrman: The man wM ttll.1
loo«ruplibl<, llrm1g-minded ind
.,..iy lndop<ndet!I c1e1.,.1o how lo
vote.
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Gee, first • Kentucky Colone]
chicken shop in Corona del Mar,
and now a Jack-in-the·Box In
Balboa. Golly, Newport's really
becoming a swell town. Pretty
soon we'll look as sophisticated as
Costa Mesa!
-Mrs. J. F.
T~h "•!Utt ,.1i.ct11 t'Mffn' vl-• Mt
._.. .. riff !Mu ef IM ,,_'"'· S..... J9UI' "' _..,, le OllMlr fkll, 0.llr l"llet.
monitions as "Act your age," "When
are you going to grow up?" ''Don't
be so chilcflSh ," etc., is that It is wrong
to preserve childish characteristics while
maturing. Few of us are ever scolded
for acting too old, because our cu ltural
heritage reinforces mature behavior.
As a consequence. mature action, al-
titudes, thoughts, and feelings are
rew.yded and become superimposed upon
the immature ones which are punished.
Eventually, the battered "little person"
is hidden deep within us, and we function
as though we were, indeed, entirely as
big and strong as we believe we ought
lo be.
REALIZING THAT we have sOfied
our little person's growth, we tend tn
guard him from further harm , and
therefore protect the integrity of our
total self-concept. We know, somewhere
below our level of consciousness, that
our stere<ityped adulthood l.s a facade
and that our manifest behavior is mainl y
for public consumption. Emotionally, we
know that the notion that adulthood is
essentially different from childhood is
a fallacy.
However. were we to consciously
acknowledge our little person, we woulri
probably be surprised and even shocked
tu hear what he had to say about his
doubts. fears, longings, aspirations.
'leeds. desires, £rustrations, hates, huflf
and deficiencies.
EQUALLY STARTLING might be his
cbmments concerning his undeveloped
ability, potential creativity, b a 1 i c
sensitivity, uncomplicated caring, and
refreshing point of view about what's
really important about life.
U listened to, the liitle person inside
us could help us change many . of our
grandiose, unrealistic, and distorted con-
cepts of who we are. His presence will
be disturbing and humbling, and we
won't like much of what he: tells U5
about our basic natures. But afrer all,
he really isn't an enemy; he's simply
.1 forgotten friend from yesterye~r w~o
wants to remind us that he lS slill
around, _..bet.her we like it or not.
A TeUnion with our old friend , whom
we've never let grow up, could be the
ata.rt of a new life for 1.11.
Bt1 George
Dear George:
What makes some men so con-
trary'.' My husband, for Instance,
never agreta with me on anything.
1 mean. no matttt who's right,
or who 's wrong, ht dlsagree11 just
to disagree. I mean, don't you
consider this foolisll ? You wruldn't
Lake an opposite viewpoint in even
• minor miller simply to be dif-
ferent, would you?
ANNOYED
Oe.ar Georae:
la that all you ~ evP.r Illini
of?
BESSIE Dear Bessie:
Nq. and 1'm 1hocked that ynu
woold have .uch thouihll!
To the Editor:
Not· being a black man I am unable
to exude a true feeling of blackness, ~l ''soul," or "tell It like it is." In
spite of that limitation, I can still learn
to under.stand and can draw conclusioru
regarding the Black Revolution.
One conclusion I have reached is that
lhe slogan of the Black Revolution-
Black Power-is an ill-defined concept
t h a t many whites misunderstand a n d
find menacing. Those who misunder-
stand are under the impressio~ that
Black Power and black militancy are
analogous, and that black identity mean1
bla:ck racism.
THEY ARE NOT aware that since
Stokely Carmichael fini shouted the
slogan, "Black Power," it bas matured
i~to a positive forct! that represents the
first real attempt by the black man to
"do it myself."
Black power is essentially black au-
tonomy, or self-deiermination. It stress-
es the reformation of existing institu-
tions and the formation of new institu.
lions, such as co-ops, designed to serve
the unique needs of people brought t~
gelher through circumstances beyood
their control .
BLACK POWER is also cultural sep-
arateness, racial pride, economic a n d
political self-sufficiency. an end to
welfare colonialism, knowledge of the
black experience (black history, not
slave history), better jobs, better
schools, and, above all, an end to
poverty.
Stripped of its hostile overtones, Black
Power is simply that black Americans
want to create for themselves aa eovir-
onment which is conducive to their psy-
chological and institutional strength. . .
THEY MUS'f NARROW the gap be-
tween their own sense of inferiority and
the white man's sense of superiority
before they can hope to live as equals.
To do that black people are being urged
to use their own orga~izations to build
the very power America respects-pride,
iniliative, acumen. individuality, inde-
pendence and compelitive spirit.
If the concept of Black Power is
allowed i• develop it would present a
lesser menace and danger lo the dom-
inant white society than if it i~ resisted
and stifled.
Quotes
Knox Marshall, Weslem W o o d
Produclll A1soclation director of fore1lry
11ervices -"Supply and availability or
commercial limber is being affected in
three ways : ( 1) withdrawals of publicly-
owned commercial timberlands into
wilderness, park and recreational areas,
(2) substantial increases in operating
costs on national forest I a n d 11
necessitated by the increasing public
concern with the appearanct! of limber
barvest.s, 11nri !3) tile export or Limber
from the West Coast of the U.S. Our
whole nation seem& lo be preoccupied
with providing play room at the expense:
or wood production."
Rep. George A. Goodlln1, Penna. -
"Inasmuch as the Congress ha.I endorsed
an economy approach in the management
of government, there is a real need
to catetorize what are necessary and
unnecesaary spending programs . . .
Ju.st rectinUy, I had the Ubrary of
Conareas Nn a chtcJt oa the number
and c00 of just adVIJOry bodies that
have been created by I.he Presidt:nl and/
or by Congress from 19&4 to the p~nt.
I was amazed to disco~ that during
lhal Ume some 150 advisory units have
Cf>me Into being, cosUng the taxpayer
in the vicinity of $1 ,647.144,000. It would
appur that the lup.ayer is paying a
nice blc hunk nr hJ1 tA1 money for
advice at the 1overnmenl level.''
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Letters from readers are toelcomt.
NormallJI writers should convey their
message in 300 words or less. The
right to condense letters to ]lT srxice
or eliminate libeL is reserved. All
letters must include signature and
mailing address. but names may be
withheld on request if -sufficient rea-
son it apparent.
AS THE KERNER Commissioo so ably
pointed out, fru.stratioll , violence, and
destruction are inevitable if the present
trend toward two separate societies
continues. Inevitable, that is.l unless
some movement appears that wul abate
the growing feelings of frustration so
rampant in the black communities. Black
P ·wer is that niovemeot.
Are we wise enough to recognize it'
and realize that it has come about be-
cause other solutions have failed? Or
are we going to get up-tight, and over·
react, aim.ply because of a lack of un-
derstanding of what It's all about?
JAMES NEWKIRK
'Unprofe11ionol'
To the Editor:
I! I've ever seen a piece of ignorant
literature flowing from your paper, it
was Tom Barley's review of UCJ's
presentation of the "Messiah". His
knowledge and lack of background
regarding 18th Century music is ob-
viously "zero." He was cruel to Dr.
Allard , who is a nationally-known figure
and lecturer on this subject.
MUCH CREDIT for the succasful
beginning of UCl's Fine Arts Department
goes to Dr. Allard and his immense
interest in the program and the students.
Mr. Barley was merely expressing a
personality dislike ... how unprofessionaH
I join the remaining 99 percent of
the audience who agree that UCI'11
performance last weekend was not onJy
a ratf: masterplect of production and
technique, but one of beauty and in·
spiraUon.
Thank you.
JAN UNVERT
'Laek of Perception'
To the Editor:
As a participant (violinist) in the UCI
performance of Handel's Messiah, I can
only express my amazement at the in·
nexibility, slavery to tradition and lack
of perception in Tom Barley'• review
or our production.
I can testify that Mauri« Allard's
conducting was the inspired work of
a 1nan truly Rb.~rbed in !he business
or reproduclna Handel 's mRsterpiece.
CONSEQUENTLY, the energetic And
11pirited performance ol both orchestra
and chorus was a natural response to
Allard's own enthusiasm, and the bouncy, da.nce~e interpretation given to many
aectlons reflected Allard'• understanding
of the joyous and even tomewbat secWar
n1ture of the work .
As Dr. Allard himself explained to
me today, It la ooly recenUy that musi-
tlans have begun to break away from
the heaviness 11nd stod.gineas of tradi-
tional. nineteenth c-entury interpretations,
and have rediscovered the danctlike
quality which was current in Handel's
own time.
PURTHERMOJtE. ll i~ my nptnton
lhat anyone who would be offended by
tht 0 Ubcrties" taken by Allard and the
vocal 10lotst.1 ht tht MHSlah, totally ,,
lacks understanding of creativeness and
spontaneity in performance, and is so
totally enslaved to tradition as to render
his criticisms worthless.
PAUL W. PEARSON
Let Bo11okawo Know
To the Editor :
Members of the Exchange Club of
Corona del Mar unanimously went on
record Dec. 2, in support of the
coorageoU3 staJ1d of Or. S. L Hay~wa
in his efforts to keep San Francisco
State College functioning as an institution
of higher learning. Our club has ~nt
a letter to Dr. Hayakawa expressmg
our confidence in him. with copies to
Governor Reagan and our Orange County
legislators.
I believe that the time has come
for the concerned citizens of this stale
to play a more active role in expressing
their views on the crisis facing our
colleges and universities.
IF WE FAIL ~ to gel behind the
responsible leaders in education who are
willing to fight for principle, we shall
only have ourselves to blame if the
radical activist minority succeeds in its
avowed goal of destroying the educational
system.
The future of higher e d u c a t i o n
throughout the state may depend on
what happens at San Francisco State
CoUege. I therefore urge the people of
the Orange Coast to join with us in
letting Dr. Hayakawa know that he has
our support.
MICHAEL GERTNER
President
Exchange Club
Of Corona del Mar
Good New•
To the Editor :
The news of the d;iy is always so
tragic that the front page is depressing
to those readers who live in hope and
desire for better things. If there is
any good new1 It is unimportant and
relegated to the back page.
Therefore , I suggest, during this
Chrislmas holiday when the spiril of
good will fills the hearts or all good
Americans, that you Um.it the front page
of the DAILY PILOT to only good news
and cheer, and relegate Uie current
news with a bitter taste to subsequent
pages.
I SUGGEST IN large type as a banner
headline, you starl your issue with
something like thl11:
"IN THJS SEASON OF GOOD CHEER,
THE DAILY PILOT OF TODAY CAR·
RlES. ONLY. GOOD NEWS ON ITS
FRONT PAGE, AND YOU WILL HAVE
TO READ CURRENT HAPPENINGS IN
THE SUBSEQUENT PAGES"
If the news of 111 cheerful nature does
not fill the colu mns of the front page,
it would be very 1triking to the reader
if much of the front page wett white
space. empty of news.
R. W. KATERNDAHL
Right.I •I the f'ete
To the Editor:
Many people in our community arti
coocemOO a bout the noise: o( the in-
cre11sing encroaclUnc jet traffic over the
rooftops near Orange County Airport,
but it is stran~ to me that people
are not primarlty concerned with the
devut.atlng danger.
The recent crash or the C.ble com-
muter on ILs approach to the •irport.
1~ a grim re:mlndtt that an airplane
doea fall Crom time to time Into thf:
r~identl11! community, nr the school
ivound, which lies directly in the ap-
pnllCh ar lalctoll poltero ol an llrport.
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That such a possibility ls allqwed to
exjst is an injustice of the first
magnitude to the rights of the individual
citizen.
lF A 707 OR 737 jet should become
disabled on its approach or takeoff, lt
could very well land in Baycreal. where
t live, or on our Mariners Schoo{ground.
If it did so, it would destroy, in one
blinding moment, not only my home
and all its occupants, but a number
of whole families on a block.
If it fell during school hours , !t could
kill or maim not only my clill~ but
all the children in this residential area.
Such thoughts are too repelling for the
mind to dwell upon, but if you lived
in direct line with the airport runway
as I do you wou ld be aware that such
a cata~trophe is a real, and daily
possibility.
l\-1Y FRIEND, who travels on business
to far away places, laughs at me because
he finds the proximity of the airport
to his bayside home so convenient. But
I say that the convenience of a million
pei:sons does not outweigh the right of
one whole family to their very lives.
When you step abo;Brd an airplane
as a traveller, you are deciding to accept
the. statisUcal probabilities of air travel.
which are safer than highways , for the
convenience involved, but no agency has
the right to impose upon me repeatedly
and helplessly these same statistical pro.-
babilities. They do not have a right
to je<ipardize my life, the lives of all
my children, my life's work, not to
mention our home. They do not .have
a right to destroy lhe seed ~ our
marri8ge.
' SOONER OR LATER the local polftlcal
bodies which own airports ! in tQis, case
the Orange County Bo a rd -of
Supervisors), and the FAA, wt\ich con-
trols the airpla nes, must recognite that
they must plan or purchase sufficient
land for their approach and take9{f,.(tight
patterns. not to cause the death tol, nr
annoy the life of, the private' clLizen
in his most sanctified place, his bculi.
This expense should properly be ~me
by the increasing millions of -Wzons
whom air travel will benefit. 'Sooner
or later the courts will decide that
the convenience of the many 1'tver
ootweighs the rights of the few, and
wllat more basic freedom is guaranteed
to Americans by their Constitution than
the right to "life. liberty and the pursuit
ol happiness" -but first ol all, to
life.
The experience of Newport Beach and
Costa Mesa could be the turning point
in this encroaching injustice upon the
life and peace of the individual citizen
throughout the land if the board and
FAA will act to protect us and correct
this problem. I
SIOC"!'tly.
MRS. JOHN LaMONTAGNE
Women's Chairman
Airport Noise Abatement Commltt&a
--·--Friday, December 13, 1951
7'7tc tditorfal pa:gt Of tht Daaoi
PUoa 1e1kl to tnform. and 1tbfa.
ulate readni b11 prtstnting thts
nt10JP0per11 opinion,, ond cmtt.
mt1ltdf"JI Ofl> topici of intnen
and 8'gniffctmee, b11 providing a
fOMJ.m for the ezpression of
ottr n~ers' opinions, and by
pre&enting tilt dfvl!'rse vie 11,.
pohltr o/ Informed ol>st:rw,.,
and .,,aktnnen on topics o/ du
da¥.
Robert N. Weed, Publliher
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HolUlays Come Week Early for Troubled Campus
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -Strlke-
troubled San Francisco state College
will close for the Otristmas holidays
after today's classes, one week ahead
of scheduJe, Acting PresicJent S. 1.
Hayakawa announced.
Dr. Hayakawa, who reopened the col·
lege Dec. 2, said the early shutd!lwn
for the holidays was due in part to
tQe .fact city scboals were letting ou t
after today. 1-lei said, ·"'lbe safety and ·
weHare or· the yo\Dlg people who might
be attracted to the campus is a grave
concern to the administration and facuJty
of the college."
He said there also would be more
time· to implement the Black Studies
Department tor start in the spring
semester In February, 800 that the
spring clau schedules were destroyed
in a fire last night, so they must be
redone.
To make up for the extra week, he
said the present semester will end Jan.
31 instead of Jan. 24, and the spring
semester will end June 11 instead of
June 4..
The .stu<kl:lt strike Conunillee, which
struck the college Nov. 6, had announced
plans to t'ry to involve high school stu-
dents during the coming week.
Hayakawa said in closing: "My posi·
tion regardinif strike demands a0d the
tactics of strike leaders remains un·
changed."
He said he maintains his policy of
"keeping the instructional process
open."
He madt: b.is announcement 1o news-
men and the!! repeated it over loud-
speakers mounted on the adminislra·
hon building roof.
The announcement followed a rela·
tiv:!y quiet morning during which there
w?s flJ?hting on a picket line and police
made four arrests.
About 50 Negro a~d white student
strikers picketed in front of the library,
chanting "On strike. Shut it down."
Nearby, a smaller group of the Amer·
ican Federation of Teachers, who have
threatened to strike, conducted an
''informational" picket line.
Me sa Laborer Un,identified
Mystery Death Probed
The identity of a man who died Thurs--
day in a Costa f\.lesa farm labor J;iarracks
where bouts of rubbing alcohol drinking
occurred is being sought today by ·the
Oran'ge County Coron!r's office.
He is believed to ha'9'e given the name
Wilson V. Demor · when hired earlier
in the week at S.ftkioka Farms, 14854 E.
Sunflower Ave., according to Officer
Bob Arnold.
The time card -possibly stolen while
Jetli1 ie r Craslws
l iito · Caribl>ea1i;
51 Aboard Perish
CARACAS (UPI) -Rescue boats
operating among swarms of sharks orr
the coast o( Venezuela radioed today
U1ere were no survivors in the crash
of a Pan Ameircan World Airways
Boeing 707 jet which hit the sea in
a ball of flames Thursday night with
51 persons aboard.
The-plane had left Kennedy In·
ternational Airport in New York at 2: 10
p.m. PST Thursday and plunged into
1he sea as it was approaching Caracas'
ritaiquetia International Airport on a
nonstop flight. The last word came from
tht pilot who radioed at 6:05 p.m . he
\1·ould need no maintenance in Caracas.
The plane was reported to have ex·
plocled in flight and Venezuelan Navy
rescue officials said "there are no signs
or } if e" at the scene, 16 miles off the
coast. They found empty rubber rafts
and fragments of wteckage floating on
the sea.
Crews or the rescue boats said they
had found 13 bodies -seven women.
five men and two children -and that
some of the bodies had been molested
by sharks.
They reported "swarms'' of sharks
at the scene of the crash.
In Washington the National Transporta·
lion Safety Board said first information
ind;cated the crasti was w i t h i n
Venezuelan jurisdiction and would be
Investigated by Venezuelan authorities.
Otherwise a team of safety board in·
vestigators would take charge. ffi..
\'estigator Pat Grimes flew to caraca!!I
today.
He will be assisted by advisers from
the Federal Aviaton Agency. Pan
American, Boeing. Pratt and Whitney
(Sec! JE1UNER, Page !)
Stock Ma1'kets
NEW YORK (AP ) -The stock market
mounted a brisk rally with gains x·
panding late this afternoon. (See quota·
lions, Pages S0.31).
the victim lay dying -Is missing,
however, which complicates the matter.
Investigators said in the death report
that men are paid if they have a time
card, not by name, and the dead man
had two days' pay coming.
Coroner's Deputy Richard Slaughlrr
said fingerprints are being traced today
to determine the identity of the man,
who died or bronchial pneumonia.
Officer Arnold said there was virtually
no communication between the victim
and his barracks companions, because
they are Mexican and he was apparently
an American Indian .
Police noted that most of the men
drink wine on weekends, ,. ~n shift
to rubbing alcohol when their funds are
low. because the latter costs only 26
cents a pint.
Assembly Denis May Help
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Badham Get Pro Tern Joh
By JEROME F. COLLINS
Of Ille lal,., ~iMI Stl ll
Assemblyman Robert E. Badham In.
Newport Beach) may yet win the No.
2 spot in the new Republican-dominated
Assembly -with the help of Democratic
votes.
The .possibility of his election as
speaker pro tern arose today from two
developments : -Assemblyman John Quimby (D-San
Bernardino) told newsmen in Los Angeles
following a Democratic caucus that he
is soliciting support for Badham as
speaker pro tern.
-Badham himself has refused to con·
cede defeat in his bid for the job to
Assemblyman Charles Conrad ( R •
Sherman Oaks), whom a majority of
GOP assemblymen endorsed in a caucus
Police Probing
Burg lar y flold
Victi m for 'Po t'
Ever have one of those days when
just everything goes WTong? Perhaps
you can sympathize with Harokl Denike,
44. and his wife Nora, 32.
Denike called Newport Beach police
Thursday to report that his house trailer
at 7204 W. Coast Highway had been
broken into and several items taken.
A felony squad officer came out -and
while conducting a search for physical
evidence of the burglary. alleged he
found three ounces of marijuana a n d
some Seconal tablets.
Harold Denike is now in the Newport
Beach jail while his wife is in the Or-
ange County Jail. Both were being held
on charges of possessing marijuana.
They are due for arraignment today,
Friday, th e J3th.
al Asilo1nar a month ago.
Quim.by said he has been lapping fellow
Democrats lo back Badham as an ac·
ceptable alternative to Conrad. "So far,"
said Quimby, "I'm encouraged with the
results."
Twenty-four Democratic assemblymen
huddled behind closed doors in Los
Angeles. They agreed not to attempt
to upset Republican plans to name
Robert T. Monagan as Speaker.
Current Speaker Jesse Unruh (0-
Jnglewoodl later confirmed it this way:
"I have no plans to run again for
spea ker."
He discredited rumors he had enough
votes to deny the speakership to
Republican majority leader Monagnn.
As a result of the November election,
the GOP for the first lime next session
will have an edge in the lower house.
The new party lineup is 41·39.
Badham could not be reached for com·
mcnt today on Quimby's efforts to swing
the Democrats hi! way.
Quimby is expected to intensify his
campaign at another party caucus on
Jan. 5. The Assembly will vote on the
new speaker and speaker pro tern shortly
after.
Badham earlier this week was reported
to have said he has no intentio n of
withdrawing his .;:andidacy for the Pro
Tern post, which he described as a
"very definite leadership role".
Earlier, when he announced his can·
didacy, he said:
"By the time we get to Sacramento
on Jan. 6, we should have the votes
lined up, Republican and Democratic.
We might even get th<;m all."
If he gels all the Democratic voles,
and just a handful of those Republica n.!
who favor him over Conrad, he would
pull off the upset. It's s imp. e
mathemaUcs.
Why would the Democrats prefer
Badham -no liberal -to Conrad?
''Politically," said a Demo c r al i c
assembly sour~. "there's no difference
(See BAOHAM, Page 2J
A while youth heckled the student
pickets a"ld fought with lwo Negroes.
Police arre$ted him and chased the
Negroes. .
Police also arrested Nesbitt Cruteh-
fleld, a leader of the Black Students
Union, who called the strike Nov. 6; ~terle Williams,• another BSU member;
and Tony Miranda, of the 'Third World
Liberation Front.
It was Miranda's third arrest since
the college was reopened Dec. 2.
Most of the 18,000 students attended
classe5.
Officials cleaned up debris from a~
overnight fire whi ch destroyed sched-
ules and room assignments for nei:t
semester.
Mesan Freed,
Asked to Stay
As Pal Sought
By TERRY COVll.LE
Of Ille O•ltt ~llet Stiff
Costa Mesan Stan Miller has been
asked by Mexican authorities t:i remain
in the Mexicali, Baja California, area
while they continue to investigate the
disappearance or Frederick L u c a s ,
Miller's companion on an ill-fated boating
trip to MeJ:ican waters.
American vice ~onsul Joseph Beaver
said Miller was released Thursday af·
ternoon by Mexican police .. who had
~Id him in custody since be reporJed
the disappearance of Lucas Dec. 3 near
San Felipe. .~,. ~ ·4" ~ ,).,_~ ~
Lucas and Miller had been on a boating
and fishing trip in their Malibu Outrigger
in lhe Olllf ol California since Thanksgiv·
ing. Lucas and the boat disappeared
on the morning or Dec. 3, according
to ri1illcr.
The boat was later found s1nashcd
on the rocks about 80 miles south of
San Felipe, but no trace of Lucas has
been found.
Miller was taken into custody by Mex·
ican authorities while they inves.tigaled
the incidenl He w~ released yesterday
because of the "absence of any contrary
evidence to his story,'' according to
Beaver.
J\.1ean1.,.hJ\e, Costa Mcs.:i police receivetl
a report from a neighbor of Lucas
who claimed to have seen two men
enter the Lucas-Miller residence at 163
E. 22nd St., Costa Mesa, Thursday. One
of the men, the neighbor said, looked
like the missing Lucas. The two men
allegedly removed some food from the
residence.
Costa Mesa police investigated the
repor~ and said merely that they found
no evidence of an illegal entrance into
the residence.
Lucas' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Lucas of Newport Beac h, are still in
Mexicali, hoping to find their son .
Golf Eve nt Slated
For To ys for Tots
The C"sta 1.1esa Golf and Country
f lub wi!J lend a hand to the Marine!
in the annual "Toys for Tots" campaign
with a ''Toys f"" Tots" golf event Satur·
tlay and Sunday.
The Costa Mesa Club will donate
!rophies for the event. while represen·
talives of the ri.1arinc Corps Reserve
v.·ill be on hand 'to collec l donations
for Fairview State Hospital.
Entry fee for th e special golf event
Is a $2 donation. Low gross and low
net awards will be made, according
to Ronnie Reif. general manager of the
Costa Mesa Club.
Foreman Says Police Curbs Overdue
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By TOM BARLEY
01 111t lal" 'tltt St•
U. S. Supreme Court ruuOes that hive
restricted law enforcement agencies are
not only vital and necessary but are
more than JOO years overdue, trial lawye1
Percy Foreman told Orange County al·
torncys Thur!lday night.
In a rejection of police resenbnent
of recent high court decisions, the famed
Te:xu altorney told the <>range County
Trial Lawyen A.slOc,iaUon In Anaheim:
"What the arresting orricer wants i~
lhe right to determine the guilt or the
suspect then and there. He thinks he
should be able to develop his case from
lbe suspt-ct Instead of building it against
the suspect.
"Law enforcement pe<>ple look on our
(lawyers) protection of tht' rights of the
individual and the upholding of con-
sUtuUonal doclrine as the creation of
a bancllcap for them," Foreman said.
"What they want is the &lluation that
j>,..xiitcd before the Supreme Court finally
clamped down : a perpetuill green light
for the police officer.
"It'! a handicap to the law en-
forcement officer when we insist on
a trial at all," snapped Foreman. "What
he'd like us to do is shave the head
of the suspect and paint It just the
way the~ do in Russia.
"Or then again." Foreman said, "he'd
love the system they use on the Gennnn
highways when they take your car and
your license away the minute you commit
Mrrtving infractJon.
"And it's a handicap to law en-
forcement officers I.hat they're compelled
lo protect the lndJvidual rights of rapist!,
robbers, communists, murderen anrl
child molesters and see them freed
because of that protection," Foreman
charged.
"But let me tell you thl!," the dour,
dry Texan '!:lid, "not one man in any
or those categc..ries has been freed for
any other reason than that the Jaw
tnrorcement offW by his actions
violated lhe promise of the Coostllutlon
that we hold so dear."
The defender ot James Earl Ray.
the man accused ol killing Dr. Martin
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SF STATE DEMONSTRATOR THROWN FOR LOSS
Burled Under 400 Pounds of Highway Patrolmen
Copter Hearing Ended
As Vital Misstep Bared,:
By ARTHUR R. V,INSE~ .
Of lllt O.Uy ,, ... II.it
A two-day hearing · J.n to the ;plw\ge
of a Lo! Anltl~s Airways helicopter
which killed 22 DI wa1 concluded
lqpt Iller dark 't!l\ll a <.\'!1'11·1"" a clialogu . " . '
maintenance standards and record·keep.
ing .
A report on the precise reason why
one ot five rotor spindles Which snapped
due to metal fatigue was not airworthy
is ·expected from the N a t i o n a I
Transportation Safety Board in the next
few months.
Testimony and reports issued Thursday
strongly point lo one-isolated, but tragic
missed step in Lhe salvage and recon•
ditioning of flight.worn parts at the
Sikorsky plant in Connecticut.
This crucial Information in the .probe
of the second LA:A craft kl go do)Vn
within a four-month period, was uncover·
ee by the NTSB maintenance records
group.
The report was compiled by NTSB
air safety in vestigators Robert E.
Gilmour and Rudolf Kapustin.
The fatal spindle, designated AJ ·l9,
was overhauled al the Sikorsky plant
last June, prior to being installed on
7 Mes a B ~uties
To Face 'Tinse l'
Judges Tonight
Judges, judges in the hall, who is
the fairest of them all?
This is the question to be· answered
at Estancia High School tonight as seven
Costa Mesa girls compete for the title
of Miss Tinsel and Jaycee Junior Miss.
Starting time for the pageant• Js 8
p.m., and a panel of Hollywood
personalitie!!I and local lumin3rles will
be on hand to decide the winner.
The public is invlted .
Potential queens-for·a·year are Chris
Wilson, Dianne Elliott, Dianne Ross',
Susan Reed, Michele Fairbairn, Kay
Peterson and Rosemary Szabo.
First engagement for MW TL~I·
Junior Miss will be to preside next
Friday o ... er awards ceremonies at the
Civic Center for the I Ith AMual Costa
Mesa Christmas Decoration Contest.
She will represent the Jocal Junior
Chamber or ·commerce in their Junior
J\1iss competition which is climaxed each
year in Mobile, Ala., with national finals.
Talent. poise and other factors besides
looks and grooming are. taken into con·
s.ideration by judges.
Madrigal Singers
Visit Balhoa Island
The Corona del Mar High School
Madrigal Singers will perform in atl
hour of Yuletide songs Saturday night
at 7:30 on Balbo3 Island's Christmas
tree-lined Marine Avenue.
A group ol-60 Brownies and Girl -
from the COsta Mesa arta will jotn
In the c•rolllng, whlch Is conUnutne:
nightly •Ith varlous school, church and
scoot cht!ln through Dec. 23.
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the ' passenger CJfaft Piloted by CapL
Ken Waggoner, 33, of 3131 lrierce Ave.,
·eosta 'Mesi. ' ·
On Aug. 14, at.1',500 feel lvtr Compton,
'it-' &napped, SS1dini;1 LAA belk:opter
.N300Y -referrtd lo as NoveQlber 800
.Yinkee by the avtation ·experts ...., plung·
Ing into Pop Leuden Park, where it
exploded 1n nam ... , • . • ,
A photograph mapped by. an1ei,1'i-
who was carrying his.' c.inotra·. sQowe.
the stricken, 9.S ton craft at al:lout 7Q>
feel, with Uie yellow ttilor-coded blade
missing, .I ' ;
Steps in salvage and reworking on
the blade include inspection by flow'u.
cent flaw-detection equipment; stripping
of nic-el plate, grinding, surface.toughen-
ing, then ~eplating with a nickel sulfate
compound.
The c~itlcal toughening pr,oce~ -call·
ed ·shot-peening -was appai:enUy ncit
don~. accor:dlng, to the Gilmour·Kapusli.p
report ha nded to newsmen Thursday
along with other reports on the·probe.
"During an interview with U1e operator
who performed the plating operalion,
the operator stated in ~!feet . that th~
spindle appeared to be shot-peened and
that no shot-peening of that portion of
the spindle assembly was being perform·
ed by Sikorsky a~ that lime." the report
said. ·
The .part ~d not been ahot·peened
before it was sent east for re.working.
Co~uently, the· spindle. "a~ nickel·
plated . and returned to service, weaker
lhan it should have be.en, a Sl.korsky
executive testified Thursday.
Jame! N. Hendel, assistant chief of
engineering testing for Sikorsky, aaid
30 spindles have been tested since the
Aug. 14 accident to determine strength
factors.
Spindles not shot-peened were coo.
(See COPTER, Page 21
Orange
Weather
If the weatherman has his way
it's gonna be a we( wee.keJld. Looi:
for showers Satnrday and Sunday
with continued COCil temperatw-es..
INSmE TODAY
\.VEEkENbER 'magazine gets
ieady ·to 'groui and: today's coV.
er picture tells the rlory.
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ltfakln9 logltd Sounds
• Harl>or Area ldlool children practice for their ap-
pearance Doc. IJ at awards ceremonies for 11th
Annual Colla Mesa Clui-•• Docoralloil Contest.
Singers Include (front row, from left) Lesley Col-
lison, Julio Walton, Larry Uncoln, Robby 'Foss,
Jacque Leyrer; (middle row) Ken DeOrto, Laurie
McCullocb, Dynelle Morrison, David Campbell,
Connie Faulds; (back row) Larry Leenerts, Me-
lanie Mizell, Reggie Thomson, Valerie Kuykendall,
LYM• Adams, Shiltin Stark.
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FOREMAN ••• Milunt Quits Fund
Luther 'Kini, coatlnued hll attack on
ltw enl....,..ent by noting that arreatlng
olflcen "loot on It u a bandlcap that
Director Retires Over Ill Health
the suspect !lbouJd have • laW)ler or Loq-time Newport ~ach United Fund
biJ choice rather than have • lawyer eucnu.ve dlreetor Dr. Edward w. Milum
appointed ft.Ir bim. .,,~ d •-•-"He ~· U.. IUJPOCI'• right 14 . ·-,.-own -Y· have a jury trial. .. l'dreltiU .Aid. "He · · Be · Htlled "frOm 'the )06, which he
lookll on u ... Jus1 .so·111n~ ~· bu held afnce faeo, on the advice or
expense to the atate. hiS doctor. -
"But Jet me tell you lhis," Foreman Dr. Milum recently suffered a severe
saJd. ''The geDlils wbo wrote our Con-heart attack.
sUtution wroi. In 41· -"le Handieapo. · ·He ,.grejted hi! bavinl 14 reo!gn. .
They were lMJt ·there. Wftb the· idu thlt ' :-~Kn•a . alw111 been~ a great pr!Yllegt
they would present deflnite tiandlcaps fo~.me to work wilb and for the peoplr·
to anybody -and I seem to be ta1Jting ot Newport," be >said. "I've eqjoyed
about law enforcemeot tonight -who every ·minute Of It,~ and I'd like to
tries 14 1oterfero wllh the cherished th1nt ihem all."
rights that we u . laWym revt.re, tbe . U~~ Fund president George Hoag
rights of the individu.!il µ praised Dr. Milum for bls Jeadershlp,
"If you wanl perfect -police work," ~ that in the past eight years "hE
Forema Aid, ·-the ·place 14 , go b'("'Sht oearly ~ milllon 14 Jhe char!Ues
for It la the USSR. What ·n lbould Of !hill "'1unwilty." -
be concerned -with here" ar. mi ... ~ armounced that the new ·ezecutive
llool: -aboal lllo'ril\dl .oi toe:lety
director will be Joe Hamblet.
Bambie! l:i . retlrod director. of ln·
strucUon for • Newporl Harbor High
School. . . ·-, · .
Dr. Milum practiced medicine in
Newport from 1936 · to 1147. A heart
attack forced his retirement from
medical ,itafra.
He remained active, however, in
,varloua civlc projects, principally lhe
\Jolted f\lnd.
' He leMd ln· all capacities on tho
local · UF orjahliailon, from area
chainnari tbroUgh membership on the
board of df?odort; lheo u campalgn
chairman, president and, finally, as the
United Fund's first eiecutive.director.
In his years Ill! principal admlnt.'1ral4r
of the United · Fund, be bu seen Its
annual goaJ railed -and achleved -
from about SI0,000 to more 1ban 1180,0llll,
and w!iat llad lit ~ do ... . . . . .
wanlT . . • . • . : ~1(1 C ' S Rood • •ADcf ,.u ~ ~-.ald ,.~·~, · te "'an·'t · ave, .. --.. ,1 wbfm law atlllailwiit ~ oftlcltl skllE > Y. • ~ ~ ' 4 .. "'
Drug . Th~e~~ : St.res ·sed
H~lth Chiel Says N Sl&yroclceting
.,_ ~'i!~ ~r.F .;
Dolpli. --In beelth care, moro
pnlbl8nl nop l>Ol>Plnl up ·to tbnaten
man'• health, Spericei Wllllam5, dliet
Of the state Health and WeHare Ag.ncy
told members of the Hoag Mtmorlal
Hocpftal "161" Club Thuraday. wllliams said drug abuse,-air poDuUon,
Mile pollutloo end aolld wa.ste.poae oew
problems for Calf/omlans.
"Drug abu5e bu skyrocketed. In !he
tlm half of tl1iJ year, more than 15,000 youngsten under the age Of II _..
arrested for drug law vlolaUont/'
Williams said.
"Orange County has the dubloU8
distinctioc; of running second to Los
Angeles ln the number of arrests.
"The bl1 -bas -In lhl UN ol marijuana. Arruta are up an
Annual Coast
40 Miles F ete
Deadline . Near
The Orange Coast, from Seal 8e&ch
to San Clemente, la becomlng brighter
by the evenlng as owners of homes,
buslnes.., and instilutloM Install dau-
ling Chrbtmu lights and d-aUona.
Much of the decoraU ve effort during
tht: holiday season will be judged in
the annual "40 Miles of Chriatmu
Smiles" contest, an institution SWUd
more than 30 years ago.
The deadline for entry in the contest
is 5 p.m. Monday. Judges will make
tbe.lr declaions u to winners ln all
ca.l'Sorfet nee. a.
. The·' &anue! e•ent, .J\aried in the
Depression era by the late Willi~n
Galllenne, originally was intended as
a~ at~mpt to l;lrlng ~pie down to
the coast during the 'Chrlstnias season
lo boost buslneu,
Amons . the dlvllll4ns In which the
jtldge• will a1'ard .P?las. are the best
religious sbrlne, the best Christmas
~eQe1. the .best COQperaUve neighborhood
sroup, beat outdoor ~. beJt lighted
and decorated public bulld1ng and the
best street llghling and decoration.
Trophies wili go to the sweep,sta.i.es
winner and for first, second and third
places in each division.
San Clemente won the sweepstakes
award lut year.
Test the. Memqry . .
.... ...,. a.aipacm Ina! 1111. lie notw. ._ Or-Couoty ~
are ~ -lllo ..,_ fllat lie! ._ ,,.,.Ucilpated fll reglooal plllllllfn4 for' -lhe topctlbe..,.....,"~aald.· . i ;Jntdl"<..t ~" '11te 11-t•· .Ji~c J!a.
wuu-..i.r ""'"" a r'e'c4ni • r<1p0iiifbllltircr midfOal'care, Wl!Jlllriis Gov~· ~_on llr\lt Abtil<I-saia.·--• ";". • '
• spok~ ""'""' Angeloa Pollco "Government baa a duty i. .....,.. Department bit departmenl aonualfy • 1 • sciz.ea Onouib, drugs i. provide every health care servlceo ·IO all !Ill cJl!Mna
man, woman, and child In the city with . • , all of them •• , black or jv'bite, :W.!.!l!1J-=-. · diareU.. and IO am-the poor, the -a>aotcb abo~e ...;.....(y ...,._._ wbo ha~ Ile barWt Ume ot'~b.
"The d I llguru H't lorlunoit paylnc for health i;an • • , and• Mn
fl It Dkl<J . uP ;nv. pe,..,t or what'• the wealthy.. • • • no 11\<er _...
i'\tallable," WUU.ims said. they live," he llld. • • ~ .. ~
Williams told Ole 80 members of t h e He said the state should encourage
club at the annual luncheon meeting the volunt.ry beallb service.
of tbe bo<pltal oupport group !hit plan-He urged responsibWty by the private
nilll Is tlw answer for an increasing sector and self-rutraint "Y gov~t
medftal :111111powv lbortage and in-i. insure ''blib quality care for ill creubli·-. .;:.. at a fair price 14 lhl lupayer."
I Mesa's Wilson Puts ·Bite · . ' •
ln·u~S~ ~u_-,,,Law Proposal
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A reiol~Uoo pitied, ,by ti. .u,s .. Col>'
lerelJO'I .of. "Mtfor• ·In Ntw ~Ji!'!"..ll!it week ,. .. ~ by Colla l!..a.~
Mayor ll<>berl M. Wllllon ·with a ollluae
whlcll would put 1harp teeth into federal
gun coattol Ian. (Related story page I)
Considered under the headiDg of publle
safety during the five-day Louisiana con-
ference, the recommendation urges pro-
hlbiUon of interstate sale of firearms
i. indlviduw.
An overwhelming majority approved
Wilson'• amendment of the re.solution,
which calla for a mandatory 10-year
federal prllon term for anyone convicted
of committing a crime ta which a firearm
is used •.
This would cover even misdemeanor
charges, such as brandishing a firearm
in a rude and threatening maimer, a
count often reduced to dilturbing the
peace, depending on circumstances of
the case.
The resolution originally called in its
second half for e1tabllahment of national
standards for resiltration of firearms
'Robin Hood' Burglar
Gets $77.50 Haul
A Robin Hood Lane resident was rob-
bed by one of the apparently poor,
but the take won't exactly place anyone
among the rich, Costa Mesa police said
today.
' ·and lhe llcwlng of JIUll owners, lii!are the Wlls9P Amindmenl. . • .
"EverYl>oc!Y bas been demandina iun llcensu;" Wilai lllld today._ 0 but l feel
that what we are after la ellminaUng
aimts in wb1ch flreuma are uaed."
• 'Ibe vice mayer, wbo wu Costa M~1
representative at the national Conference,
is a gun owner himself.
Pair of Suspects
Slated for Trial
In $800 Robbery
A pair of suapects who allegedly rough· ,
ed up a market manager and robbed
him of more than tsoo were arraigned
today in Harbor District Judicial Court
on armed robbery end lddneplng
charges.
Dec. 20 was the date set for t'harles
T. Dee Jr., 21, and Jerry D. Malady,
22, 14 relw11 for prellmlruuy bearing
on the felony charges.
Dee aod Malady are each held In
lieu ol 162,IOO ball
vJollltili&.1tbe ~ will otol!' . •. ~ , T
leDtt1ng !lact i;:.n ~J"!Oli' \;:~q.;.~.t-·..-;rt;'t~~ r:r:11~, '· •, I :(:r e .... .!.+...~ :.'·_! Mlftl!!lil ~r~:.~ 0
: = To Beach, Says ·sieroty
aspeclt of the upcomlug Ray lriaL H• . ·
A free d'emonstratfoii • ~n memory
"°"l......,_'111¥_.lioiill!ltd at 9:00 a:m:; Saltu'day, al die Orange Coast
YMCA, 2.'JOO University Drive, Newport
Boach; by Dooe!d A. Robfmon, author
of "Modern Memory Methods."
Peter E. Longpre of 2115 Robin Hood
Lane •sid the burclor •lipped In through
a kitct\en window Thursday night and
took '61> in cash, plus a piggy bank
and nylon stocking full of change for
a 177.50 total.
They are 'charged with grabbing Beary
Beswick, 39, manqer of a Tie Toe
Market at 1913 Pomona Ave., and abovlng
a gun into his face Wednesday night
after taking oofl drinks and candy to
the counter.
Moving a person from one 1pot to
another again>! his will Ill the basis
for kidnap charges.
aald any c:oinm-'by him "would be
In viollltloii r4Caoooa.of 'judlclal elbfa.'"
He eonflrmed, however, that the rlitcD1~
irupervlaed condllJom In Which Ray iJ
being kept fn MO!!lphlll, Term., warralited
the expooure lhJt Jl>e situation ·bal
recelved fn nal)onal porl<idlee!L ADd•be
..rtlled tbol -concllU... woald play a big part fn futuri court actloli be
plllllll .. bObalf of Ray.
Forenwi It ICbeduled 14 appear
Wedneaday ln Mempblo when the COlj11
will hear hll: dernaDd for a new venue
for Ray'• trfaL
Even if it wanted to, ·there la nothing
the 1tate can do about ,reopening Salt <:roet Rood south of Laguoa Beach 14
the general public, JCCOrdlng t o
.Assemblyman Alao Sleroty (J>.Beverly
Hll!J).
· Slsoty Ill chalnnan of the A&wnbly
Subcomniltee on ConsttvaUon a n d
Beaclies, wb\ch Wednesday beard cltfun
c:omplaln'b about Orange County's recent
abandombent of the road.
The road ror generaUorui had been
the onlf public access to the two-mll1
stretch of Salt Cmk Blach in the
Laguna Niguel areL
Sler.t,. fndloated utonlshment at tho
county'• action, taken last March 26.
"lt1s the first tbne rve seen a county
between tho two. 11111 IOclally, or "
far u Pf!rlOD8)1ty la concerned, there
h • dlflerence. Coond fl • rut-picker,
too ploul!I and alw1y1 ratalng little rtlnks
on the floor Jnrte1d of gttUng down
14bullneu.
• give llPnlcces& ·11.ke 'that," be told the
DAILY PIWT.
"Badham.'1 a lot ualer to get aolng
wllh." •
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n .... , "''"" ·-n..... A. M1,,Sil111 -·-,,., Nh--------JJO W11t lay Stmit
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"other cooqUes have been telling us
they w11Dl &cceBll roads to thelr beaches
but they can't afford them. And here
we've got a county that gave one up."
He slid 'the state can do nolhlng
1'speclflcally" about Sait Creek.
"But th.ls committee can look a\ the
statewide problem Or developing stan-
dards of pul:!llc •ICCUI to p(Jbllc tldelandl. ,, j '
SJeio17 .fndl1at~d Om1ge C"1nty U...lt
can yet ...,... son11I. i-eaUonal area
1t . Salt Creet ·by . Jmp!emenUng otate
legislation now OD tJie bool<J,
lie tlJllafDOd 'tho Qiilmby A c t ,
IJ!I0!130l'ed by Aosemb)Ylrlad Jobn Q\Jln!by
(D-San Bemardlno) end edopted lout
years ago, enables a county or a city
to require developers to dedicate park
sites.
First the ·county must pus an
ordWoce putting the Quimby Act's pro-
Freno Page J
COPTER •..
aiderably weaker -Up to 10 Umes
-than those which underwent the ~
ceu, he llld, but reworked splndles
tested were stronger in almolt every
case than brand-new components.
Pressed by the NTSB panel, Hendel
said strength testing It an art rather
than a ldence, and there la 10n1e que.
Uoo whether any raUonal method exists
"' conduct ouch teal!. Only new spindles are being used now
on all SUL commuter cboppen, with
mandatory mirement at 21400 hours
!11abt time, by FAA order.
llendel aald Tbunday lhlt hi• COlllPl"1
will ... k a lonpr .... parlod, ukhlc
lht FAA lot at IWI T,Di houn and
maybe up i. JJ,Ollll bOUl'I before the
partl are replaced.
'Jbe spindle which cauaed lbe Aug.
14 crash Md 7,S71 houra.
visions into effect, he said.
. Sleroty sajd be believed the 1taie Of
Hawaii aded responsibly when It adopted
a law requiring public access to the
Shoreline at I e a 1 t at evuy quarter of
a mlle.
'Something of lblt nature obould bl
cone!dered'by oiJr legf.slaioro," he seld.
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JETLINER •••
and'the Alr Line Ptlola Asaoclailon.
••'?here wu a great explosloo and
only fragments of the plane-remain,''
'81d a naval officer.
Raldeni. of a housing project ·behind
the airport also reported seeing a sbowel"
of fJery fragments falling lnto the sea
at the Ume of the crash.
Naval patrol boats brought In tho
bodies of a boy, 3, and a woman in
her 20s to the port of La Gualra early
today. Crewmen said at least four olher
bodies had been found. Rescuers said
they found two rubber Uferallll from
the plane. Both were inflated but empty.
The ·CODtrol tower at Maiquetia said
Jt lost contact with the Pan Am jet
at S:M p.m., minutes before ll was
due 14-land.
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Venezuelans
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wldmbl( .... jlall. ' ' . '
llh .......... COlldll!oD "' Pl~ AV-• aijtl Ill two -weot lntUHCton, Wat 11111 Street ud Vie> t9fla A-ue, probably IOllll,I I ~ul'"""e to the molol'
ht wt>o 1111111 clal\f use them, Jiu! the bolher will be a
boon In the Joac run, w b e n driven ,1ln4 1h11111elvu
~"" up time loot by .,,,. ••• , 11<!11-.. d .. tort 11aitlllii: to make !urns. •
QrlJlually tried' at Baker Sino& And Fairview
R""4. lb• Widenblg ~ wbidl ~ left and right
tum 'lee pocbls 'wltboul lllftderini ltral~gb traftlc-proved """'1l>OUJly IUCCeUful. • ,
Baaleelly, it will cut tie-up time on arterial road·
Wll.fl of Ille cify In halt for the eomniunlly's b u •·Y
molori9ta, wlio definitely suffer at peak 1>9Ura of the
day, If not all the time. -
Next on tho agenda for widening and lmprovemeilt'
Is Beer Street and Sunllowet Avenue, one of the ll)lljor
intenections neer bUJy ~ <lo&st Plaza. Happily,
many man •re to follow, ,
, Time to Get P~aling
There are few sights ~' unsettling to • moto~
Ill than.a yoµngster beaded bis )il'ay -.Jrom any direc-
tion -on• bicycle.
More than two years· ago, Newport Be a c b and
Costa Mesa city officials started a joint study aimed at
ultimately doing away wilh that unsettling sight.
It was, and is, a plan !or a network CJf bi~
cycle trails throughout the Harbor Area, including the
UClcomplex.
On occasion we are reminded of. the proposed bike-
ways system. ?,est week w-as one of those occasions.
No. a little bicyclist was not bit by a car.
Several little bicyclists, instead, were about to hit
Balboa pedestrians. Newly posted signs reading, "No
The Littw
Person
InsUle Us
By GEORGE It. HOFF, 1'11.D.
ln 196S, the poychiatritt, Wilhelm
lW<h, publilhed an important but liWo-
known -mUtled "Lbten, Little
Man !''
In tt, he pootulaled Iha~ as pellOlll, we
tend to deny • b v i 0 u s but disturblnc
aspec:ia al ounelva, ud functiaft In "'1lin ~ ...,._
Folklw1ng are 1 few al the ulmj)les
be cites;
THE BIGOTll don 't know bow moch
they· hate themse lves and bow mnall
they feel inside.
Tbt leaders don't know thal they were
once little people and sWI are.
The censors don't know how much
they fear their own passiooa and their
penMJN1I pornography.
The teachers don't know that they
b<n their atudent.s, and thf. students
don't know that they can ask for what
they want and get it.
The oppressed don't know that they
can be persons rather than playing
martyrs for society. They don't know
that they secretly admire and emulate
their oppressors.
THE PART OF US which doesn't know
these things might be called our ''little
person." He is the part of our sell-struc-
ture which has been emotionally damag·
ed while growing up and thus has stopped
developing. He is inside us -way inside
-and we want to keep him there
he c ause his vulne rability, fragility,
naivete, and immaturity disturb us.
We don 't want to see ourselves as
being weak, inadequate, h e I p 1 e s s ,
fright.ened, insecure, dependent, and lit·
tie. After all, as adults we are supposed
to have long since given up childish
ways and assumed our righUul place
among the grownups.
THE IMPLICATION in such ad·
A Glossary
Ate you confused by politics?
ln my oonUnuing, unceaaing effort to
bring knowledge to the people . . .
I have prepared a gl~ of political
terms ..• Here they are:
Ruthless: The candidate with the most
efficient campaign apparatus.
Opportunist: The candidate with the
delegate lead.
PoUtical machine : The opposition par· ty.
Political organization : Your party.
lJberals: People who want to spe·nd
other people's money.
Conaervatives: People who have the
money liberals want to 1pend.
Moderates: People who hold mortgages
on both IV""P5·
Polftlcal debale: An " c1ppell1 opera.
_, Something the other lid<
ttluoeslodlscuaa.
~UaJ candidatea: An elite
crou11 l"Mlillinj ol 50 govemcn, 100
ema&on. 200 or ao congresmneni 43 am-
~. t cabinet memben -and
the man the eventual preUdentilJ ~
d1datt telecta. •
Delepte: An incorrupUblo ottaoc·
minded and fiercely I n "d e p e n d e n l
rep eeentaUve to tht aalJooll convention.
Porty dlllrmtn: 'l1'e man_ '!lhti' telJo It.. lll<On'Updtoi,, ~......,.. ud
fierctlj< Ind,,_. ....... bow to
vote. '
-tloll COIU11, Wloupalh -
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Dear
Gloomy
Gus:
The t r u e spirit ol Chrislma.11 -
stealing Christmas lights! I won-
der what kind of parents these
kids must have.
-J. K. L.
'""' ,..,_ """"' ......... .._ Mt ___,,, rlloM "' ~ ............ s..... .... "" -.. °'-' 0-. OalfY .. , .. ,,
.monitioru as "Act your age," '·When
are ycu going ltl grow up?" "Don't
be: so childish," etc., ls that it is wrong to pEemVe childish characteristics while
mafurin&. Few of us are ever scclded
for act~ ,too old, because our cultura)
heritage reinforces mature behavior.
As a consequence, mature action, at-
titudes, thoughts, and feelings are
rewarded and become superimposed upon
the immature ones which are punished.
Eventually, the battered "little person"
is hidden deep within us. and we function
as though we were, indeed, entirely as
big and strong as we believe we ought
to he.
REALIZING TRAt we have stifled
our little person's growth , wt tend to
guard him from further harm, and
therefore protect the Integrity ol our
total self-concept. We know, somewhere
below our level of consciousness, that
our stereotyped adulthood is a fa cade
and that our manifest behavior is mainly
for public consumption. Emotionally, we
know that the notion that adulthood is
essentially different from childhood is
a faUacy .
However, were we to consciously
acknowledge our little person, we would
probably be surprised and even shocked
to hear what he had to say about his
doubts, fears, longings, .aspirations.
aeeds, desires, frustrations , hates, bur~
and deficiencies.
EQUALLY STARTLING might be his
comments concerning his undeveloped
ability, potential creativity, bas I c
sensitivity, uncomplicated caring, and
refreshing point of view about what's
reall y important about life.
If listened to, the lltUe pertOn inside
us could help us cb.Mfe many of our
grandiose. unrealistic, and distorted con-
cepts of who we art. His presence will
be disturbing and humbling, and we
won 't like much of what he tells us
about our basic natures. But after all,
he really isn't an enemy; he'~ simply
a forgotten (fiend from yesteryear who
wants to remind us that he Is still
around, whether we like It or not.
A reunion with our old friend, whom
we've never let grow up, could be the
start of a new life for us.
B11 George
Dear George:
WhRt makM some men ao con-
trary? My husband, for instance,
never agrees with me on anythln1.
1 me:an, no matter who '• rlaht,
or wbo't wrong, he diaagrees ju1Jt
to dlu.p. 1 mean, don't you
COOJlder th.la foolish? You wouktn'l
take an oppotdte viewpoint ln even
1 minor mouer simply lo bt dil-
ferent, wculd you? .. ANNOYED
Dur Annoyed:
Yes.
~~:you men ever think
all
BESStE
Dearllwle:
No, and I'm •hocked that you
would ))Ive such 1hou1hta !
lk)'del • llilwllk, ..... ,. ~ .. .,.,,ora1 property
.... CGllljl)11aed, i. ... -1111taJ~urea.
Tlllre -more ~ ...,. 111111 _,,, the
...... WW• One trite.,......,. •UUHled that the Niii be ..., dop .., MW Olllll IDalalled, readln1 :
'1'edeatrtaM Beware." , , All r.l J h I -the bleycllG JlOjlulttlon 11 booming •.
Hazanlontly ,.. on siae•alka. u well 11 f98<1•·
Whither, then, the younc bite rldera !
It depell!h on the out.cOin• of that bike trail 1tlllly,
which has beep too long Iii low jeer. Let's 1e~edalin1.
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Use More Mobile Uni~? •,
Harbor Area Y<?Wt.B•len llllerested tn llP3<• explor-
ali<>n are being given a uniqua opportunity to .I e·a r n
about JI flrSI hand with an Imaginative traveling ahow.
The N~wp0rt-Mesa scho0ls nave put Into operatil>n _
a traveling v~ with models of all American 1 pa c e
vehicles, staflid it with a teacher wbo is an e~pert on
such mattert • .and sent it around from school to school
to give studenb lecturH and demonstrations on space
lligllti. . " . -·-The project was planned and developed by lhe dis· ·
trrct~1 staff .P• a pilot project and thu.s is financed com· pletO!r "ilth-federal !urids. ·
~ ~~~ by ,initial reaction, it certainJy is a success
"¥i:e dlstricl just might ba.ve f o u n d itself a fine
plan -tor something more ~ than a traveling space
show. It would seem practical that many types of ex·
hi.bits and programs could ber placed in' mobile units
and taken• from ·~ool to school -particularly pro-
grams that would not qualify tor a full course in teach·
ing. In this manner. tlasses al all schools could receive
specialized instructions without the expense of estab--
Jishing a ~I ci.J.rriculum throughout the entire school
district.
Certainly, th~ experiment is working well in its
first trial.
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First Real Attempt to '!Jo It Myself'
'Black
To the Editor:
Not being · a black mln I am unable
to exude a true feeling of blacknes.!,
feel "soul," or "tell it like il is." In
spite or that limitation, I can still learn
to understand and can draw conclusiW!
regarding the Black Revolution.
One conclusion I have reached is that
the slogan of the Black Revolutlon-
Blact Power-I! ID ill-defined concept
l h a t many whites misunderstand a n d
find menacing. Tho.se who misunder·
stand are undef the impression that
Black Power and black militancy are
analogous, and that black identity means
black· racism .
THEY ARE NOT aware that since
Stokely Carmichael first shouted the
slOP.:n, "Black Power," it has matured
i:itp .~ positive force that ...,,.sent.s the
first real attempt by the black man to
"do it myself.''
Black poM!!r is essentially black au·
tonomy, or self-determination. It stress·
es the reformation of existing institu-
tions and the formation of new institu-
tions, such as co-ops, designed to serve
the unique needs of people brought to-
gether through circumstances beyrod
their control.
· BLACK POWER is also cultural seJ>"
arateness, racial pride, economic a n d
political sell·sufficiency, an end to
welfare colonialism, knowledge of the
black experience (black history, not
slave history), better jobs, better
schools, and, above all, an end to
poverty.
Stripped of its hostile overtones, Black
Power is simply that black Americans
want to create for themselves a!l envir-
onment which is conducive to their psy-
cholQRical and institutional strength.
THEY MUST NARROW the gap be·
tween their own sense of inferiority and
the white man's sense of superiority
before they can hope to live as equa ls.
To do that black people are being urged
to use their own orga,:iizations to bulld
the very power America respects-pride,
initiative, acumen. individuality, inde·
pendence and competitive spirit.
If the concept of Black Power is
allowed io develop it would present a
lesser menace and danger to the dom·
inant white society than if it is resisted
and stifled.
Quotes
Knox !\1ardlall. Western W o a d
Prod.acts Asaoclalion direelOr of foreslry
1ervlct1 -"Supply and availability of
commercial timber Is being affected lti
three ways: (1) withdrawals of publicly.
owned commercial timberlands into
wilderness, park and recreational areas,
(2) substantial .incre!"ses Jn operating
costs on national forest I a n d 1
necessitated by I.he increasing public
concern with the appear~nce of timber
harvests, and (3) the export of timber rrom the West Coast of the U.S. Our
whole nation seemi. to be preoccupied
with provldihg play room at the expense
of wood production. "
Rep. George A.. Goodltng, Penna, -
"Inasmuch as the Coogress has endorsed
an economy approach in the management
ol aovmunent. there ii a real netd
to cattgorlie what ~ nect.SMry and
unnecessary spending programs . . .
Jult recently, t bad the Library of
Congrt.aa rqn a check on the numb«
•nd coot or Just advbory, bodies that
have been created by tile President and/
or. by Congre.sa from 1914 to· lhe pre~nt.
I wu amazed to dl.scover that during
that tlme some 150 advisory unl\I have
come Into beinc, costinc the taxpayer
'in the vicinity of $1.647,144,000. It would,
oppear 'th.!l lhl lupayor ii paylQi 1
nice bl& hunk of his ta1 , money for
1rlvlce 11t the government level."
Power' Is
Letters from reader1 are welcoml:.
Normall1J writer& should convey their
me1sage in 300 words or less. Tiu
right to cundense letters 'to fit space
or eliminate libel is reserved. AU
letters must include signature and
mailing address. but names may be
withheld on request if JUfficient rea-
son is apparent.
AS THE KERNER Commissio:i so ably
pointed Ot.Jt, frustraUon, violence., and
destruction are inevitable if the present
trend toward llVO separate societia
continues. Inevitable, that is, unless
some movement appears that will abate
the growing feelings of frustration so
rampant In the black communities. Black
P wer is that moveme::it.
Are we wise enough to recognize ii
and realize that i.t Wes come about 00.
cause other solutions have failed ? Or
are we going to get up-Ught. and over--
react, simply because of a lack of un-
derstanding of what it's all about ?
JAMES NEWKIRK
'l111profe11lonal'
To the Editor:
If I've ever seen a pi~ of ignorant
literature flowing from your paper, it
was Tom Barley's revi ew of UCI's
presentation of the "Messiah". His
knoWledge and lack of background
regarding 18th Century music is ob-
viously "zero." He was cruel to Dr.
Allard, who is a natlonally-known,figure
and lecturer on this subject.
MUCH CREDIT for the successful
beginning of UCl's Fine Arts Department
goes to Dr. Allard and his immense
Interest in the program and the students.
Mr. Barley was merely e1pressing a
personality dislike ... how unprofessional!
I join the remaining 99 percent Qf_
the audience who agree that OCl's
performance last weekend wa.s not only
a . ran masterpiece o( production and
technique, but one of beauty and in·
spiration.
Thank you.
JAN UNVERT
'Lack of Perception'
To tbe Editor:
.Ais a participant (violinist) in I.he UCI
performance of Handel 's Messiah, I can
only express my amazement at the in·
flexibility , slavery lo tradition and lack
of perception in Tom Barley's review
of our production.
I can testify that Maurice Allard's
conducting was the inspired work of
a man truly abiorbed in the business
of reproducing Handel's masterpiece.
• CONSEQUENn.Y, the erlergetic and
spirited perfonnanct ol both orche.5\ra
and chorus was a natural response to
Allan.J's own enthusiasm. and the bouncy.
dancelike interpretation given to many
5eetions reflected Allard's understanding
of tht joyous and even somewhat leCUlar
nature of the work.
As Dr. Altonl himself uploin<d lo
me today. tt la only f'fJCtlltly that mun.
clans have begun to ~ tWl.J . from
the heavlneu and ~ al trod!·
Uonal, nineteenth ctntuty lnterpnlatlom,
and havt redbcovtred the daocelike
quality whlcb wu CUtTell&, la lfUdd:a:
own Ume.
FURTHERMORE, it to J1J1 qpinlbo
lllll anyooe who would be of-Iii'
lh• "llbtrUu' W<en bJ Alim! IJ)d ~.
vocRI 90Jol.st.s In Ult Mwlah. totally
lacks understanding of cuaUveneas and
spontaneity in performance. a(>d is so
totally enslaved to tradition as to render
his criticisms worthJw.
PAUL W. PEARSON
Let Ba11altama K110t0
To the Editor:
Members cf the Exchange Club of
Corona de.I Mar unanimously went on
record Dec. 2, in suppoi;i-r· of the
courageous at.and of Dr. S. L llayakawa
in his efhlrU to keep ,Sen Francisco
State College funclioning as an institution
of higher learning. Our club ha.s sent
a letter to Dr. Hayakawa expressing
our confidenct in him, with copies to
Governcr Reagan and our Ocange c.ounty
legislators.
r believe l~at µie tirie has come
for the concerned citizens of this state
to play a mere active role in expressing
their views on the crisis facing our
college~ and universities.
IF WE FAIL to get behind the
responsi\>le leaJers in education who ,are
willing Uf Jl_Bht for principle, we shall
only have ourselves to blame if tbe
radical activist 'minority Sucei!ed! in its
avowed goal of destroying the educational
system. ' "
The future of ·higher education
throughout the state may depend on
what happens at San Francisco State
College. I therefore urge the people of
the Orange Coast to join with us in
letting Dr. Hayakawa know that he has
our support.
MI CHAEL GERTNER
Pres.idenl
Exchange Club
Of Corona del Mar
Good Nems
To the Editor:
The news of the day is always so
tragic that the front page is depressini
to those readers who llve In hope and
de sire for better things. If there is
any good news il is unimportant and
relegated to the back page .
Therefore, I suggest, durinj this
Christmas hollday when the spirit of
good will fills the hearts of all good
Americans. that you limit the front page
of the DAILY PILOT to only good ntws
and cheer, and relegate the current
new8 with a bitter taste lo subsequent
pages.
I SUGGF.ST IN l~gt type as a banner
headline, you start your Issue with
something like thi.s:
"IN THIS SEAS011 OF GOOD CHEER.
THE DAILY P!l.Of OF TODAY CAR-
RIES ONLY GOOD NEWS ON ITS
FRONT PAOE, ANp YOU WILL HAVE
TO READ CURRENT HAPPENINGS IN
THE SUIISEQUENT PAGES"
If the news of a cheerful nature does
not fill the columns of the front page.
it would be very striking to the reader
if much ol the front page were white
space, empty of news.
R. W. KATERNDAHL
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That such a possibility Is alloy#, to
exist is an injustice of thf~st n;i~gnitude to the rights of the i~~l!al
citizen. r.~~;\ .
IF A '101 OR '11'1 jet should, ~-~
dh;abled on its approach or takeotl~-i\
couJ(f ·Very well land in Baycrest,; 1f!»e~
I live, or on our Mariners School,~
If it did so, it would destroy~ont
blinding momen~ not only my bome
and all itS occupants,. but a nmnber
of whole familles oo a block.
U rt fell during ocbool hounl, 11"-ld
kill or maim not only my chli' but
all the children in this residentiil~lrea.
Such thoughts are too repe~~ 'ffi',. the
mind to dwell upon, but if yOlf' 'nved
in direct line with the airport 'tuuway
as I do, you would be aware that.Web
a catastrophe is a real, and .. daily
possibility. .• (
MY FRIEND, who travels on buelneas
to far away places, laughs at me because
h~ linLs th~ proximity of the airport
to his bayside home so convenient. But
[.say that the .convenience of a mil1km
persons does not outweigh the ri@t of
one whole family to their very lives.
When you step aboard an aitplant
as a traveller, you are deciding to aceep~
the statistical probabilities. of air travel,
which are safer than highway&J 'for the
convenience involved, but no ageoC, bas
the right to impose upon me repiatedly
and helplessly these same statistical pro-
b.abilities. They do not have a right
to . jeopardize my life, the lives.,,, an
my childFen, my life's work, not to
mention our hom'e. They do not have
a rigpt ltl destroy the seed · our
marriage.
. . ' SOONER OR LATER the local ~Ucal
bodies which owA airporta i in ttii case
the Orange County 8 o a ~ ol
Supervisors), and the FAA, wl.' 'con· trols the airplanes, must reco that
they must plan or purchase · ent
l~~d for their approach and tak ght
patterns, not to cause the d~a , or
annoy the life of. the privattf · n
fn his most sanctified place, his
This expense should properly
by the increasing millions of
whom air trav'el will benefit. •
or later the courts will d -
the convenience of the many
outweighs the righ'-'5 of the fe and
what mere basic freedom ls guaralteed
to Americans by their Constitut.ion"f.n
. the right to "life. liberty and the it
of happiness" -but first ol to
life.
1"he experience of Newport Beacttiand
C.Sta Mua coold bt the turnlng tolnl
in this encroaching injustice uix* the
lite and peace of the lndividu.l citizen
throughout t:tJe ·~ if the board •and
FAA will act to protect us and ~
lhil problem. .
SIDftly. MRS. JOHN LaMONll'~E
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WILLIAM
REED
Reeds •••
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It may sound like a nightmare,
but consider what it would be like
!,!> ·be transported to a clusroom
in Aguascalientes, Mex., and have
to learn Meiican history from a
l<acber who speaks only S!>anish
and has so many students s6e can
P."Y litUe attention to you and yi>ur
problem.
Fri$htening? It is exacUy the
expenence f3.ci,ng many students
lil the schpols of west Oran~e Coon.
ty. Take the case of a typical •Ill·
dent, or in this case. a dropout
who at 18 bas just a few weeks
of the freshman year in high school
to her credit.
Rosa ts not ·her re81 name for
whatever els~ might happen to this
girl she is proud and conveys to
everyone a strong feeling that she
wants to make her own way
through life. She can introduce you
to dozens more, .however, who have
the same problems she has.
* Rosa is now working in a factory.
Her future is 1J.11Certain and she
is not likely to benefit greaUy from
the affluent society. She is con--
sidered of above average in·
telligence and eager to learn. She
is unwilling to be laughed at
because she does ·not s p e a k
English.
At her high school she found
:ihe could not understand what i$
said in classes because the teacher
spoke only English. Other Spanish
speaking students tried to help her,
but they have problems too.
So one day Rosa became a
dropout. She found a job in a faca
tory and there she will stay until
married and a family comes along.
Chances are good that her children
could become Rosas too unless the
lang11age barrier is broken.
* The high schools have no pro-
gram to help teach English to those
who have a hard time getting by
in school. Such classes could help
the Rosas become regular students
in time, but there seems to be
no help right now.
Rosa and a few of her friends
are luckier tha• most because of
a woman, Mrs. Hannah Alekoum-
bides, a teacher who has friends
interested in teaching English to
Rosa on a volunteer basis. Right
now she is busy getting the bi-
lingual classes going.
She will need even more help
with teaching and transportation
and would appreciate a call from
:>ther volunteers to either 897-3833
or to Alice Medina at 847-4847.
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()ff shoi-e Drilliii8
·.Said ' No Th.teat <
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By JEROM!: r. cOLLINS
Of t11t DM1r Plllt Ii.If
NOwport Beach llld.olller aoulh coastal
communities peedn't worry too much
about otfsbor&oll operaUooa, a petroleum
1ndullry lq)Oljesm111 said II an'usembly
1Ubcomn:illee bearing Ill N e.'if po r I
Wednesday. ,
Heory W. Wrlgbl, -ting the
Weotern Oll llld Gu Aa!>dJtlon, lnllsled
the lndustrJ hOs "'< miolmlL lllteresl"
Ill explorations soulli o( the Santa Ana
River. . • • •
He alJo .aald ~t. In any case, acean-
Ooor pumping II now poulble and
surface driDlng plaUorms could be
removed ooee w.ns beg!Ji pwnphJi.
.'.'All ·ofl the' <iperail9ns' coukl be out
of. sight." be aaJd. ,;No !JM"Would .know
they ar,e there... 1
.>.Edwin ;Z'IJ<rg (~amenlo) asked
wright Ob!>ut seepage or \!raioage ac-
ci<)tnls; 1"hlch could pollute beaches.·
· Wrlgbf said. such accidents are "un-~" ~ the industry· ls extremely
'!•tchlul about condlliona lhal could ·lead
to· them.
':The1 oil companies," he complained,
"are a1Way11 blamed for oil washing
up on beaches, even when it's from
natural sources."
Z'Berg asked for Wright'• views on
the separation of a line. from a tanker
pumping oil to a ahore installation at
Eureka recenily. Tbousands of barrels
of oil spWed llllo Uie coutaI waters
llld lapped along the beaches.
"It was just carelessneu," laid
Wrigbl "There was no exCUJe for lt.11
He said the Industry'• principal lllteresl
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Civilian GI Bill
For Poor Asked
/IEW YORK (UPI) -The Carnegie
Commission on Higher Education today
propo1ed a civilian "GI bill" to finance
higher education for qualified youth who
c$lll10t afford to go to college.
"Today a young man or woman whose
family's income is in the top half of
the national income range has three
Umes the chance to get a college educa-
tion as one whose family is in the
bottom half," Commission Chairman
Clark Kerr said. 't
The 14-member aimmission made the
civilian "GI bill" proposal to the in-
ooming administration O{ ruchard · M.
Nixon and to the Congress.
Scranton's Mideast
Views Not Nixon's
WASHINGTON (UPI) -A spokesman
for President-elect ruchard M. Nixon
said today views on the Middle East
expreMed by former Pennsylvania Gov.
William Scranton "are Mr. Scranton's,
oot Mr. Nixon's."
Scranton visited the Middle East on
a fact finaJng trip for Nixon and com-
mented in Jerusalem that the new
Republican administration would pursue
a more ''even handed" Mideast policy.
to Life~
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now II It> · ,.;.'.,'. off IJ'willnl!On BeaAA
and Seal lle:a(:h. , , / ; .
H the stale' Lsn& Ooil>mitoioo !~ws
through its 'anDounced bltentlon•to opefj ,
un1euec1 uclelaiMb-north ,.,r-u..-Santa,
Ana River to oll operaUona,. bids would
be submitted,jle said.
In related tesllmmiy, COasl Guan!
Capt. A. J. Busb, .of tii'e Pori of Los
Angeles, told ttie 'SubcOmmittee on Coo-1 servaUoo ~ Beaches that leakage of
• oil from ctrillihg' Platform! and. tankers .
are • c:oimant danger. . . ' . ' He said "do · adequate means" has
yet been''JOuqd'. tp. ·crean _Up the oil
once it hit.I the beaclies. ·
Earlier, Newport City Manager Harvey
L. Hurlbw1 $lid Newport 'lr,.vefy inuch
concerned aboUt the threat of its beaches
and waters 'becomirig polluted 'from offshore drilling. . ;
Hurlbuft.) cit#I r~e11t legisfative effoi1.li
to repeal res!!'tt;t!ons ~, ~e·<s~ell..CUn:
ningham Act,, which protects the south
Orange County roastline from oil opera.:.
tions, He said the city ls pleased nothing
so far has come Of the efforts, but
"we anticipate that continued strong lob-
by attempts will be made to weaken
the protection of this Act."
He em~. however, that the
city's immediate concern is the Landi
CommissiOO's · · Ptan · 'to lease nlore
tideland• li>r. cir · · · -• nprth. o1
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G'~ttiRfi to ltntifu f':f)u, ' . . ' , . ',e.• ' ' I . . '
. .Wan4e ·Biiuer. 10, .¢,)\er ~ewl~-id0iitec1' puppy
get acquainted tiofore she --him ,home from
Wisconsin Humane &x:iety ~al sbet~er in Mil-
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U.S. ·are mU;jng special> effort during 1.e'1futmas
season to find:homes for stray°~tten! and.pupPies.
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Newport's city· limits. ' . .r • Suticommltee 'Cllaltman~ Alan Ji~
Hurlburt said "drlinage""'from neJI"by · ,· (~rb' Hilla) 'said· Npvpc)rt 1 sbOUld·
oil platforms could blacken the city's be worried1 • '
. • 'J. leasing proposaJ.-mey •be held' in mid-
, February, a Landa COmn\islion.alde told
beaches. A Lands ·Commlsaion bearing on the
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Yippie Leader Explains His Program
By THOMAS FORTUNE
Of llM 01Jly' 1'1191 .,.,,
Paul Krassner, a national leader of
the Yipples, was at the microphone.
The voice from the audience asked ,
"What are you doing positive? What
Is your program?"
Krassner smiled and gave this answer :
"The little boy who said, 'The Emperor
ha.!1 no clothes on,' they didn't ask his
program. We think it's valid just to
hold a mirror up to society."
Krassner, wearing ouUandlsh clothes,
using language sometimes f o u I ,
sometimes moving, always colorful, was
speaking Wednesday at a University EJ:.
tension class on '"M>e Generation Gap"
at UC lrvine.
"The generation gap ii a 1logan we
have come to," be ' said. "It denies
growth in either direcUon. But in reality
people's ages are on a cooUnuum, and
there Is growth."
He said, "People seem to be becoming
more and more aware of t h e
arbitrarines.s of lnstituUons." And he
remarked, "More people are realizing
there ls something unjust in arresting
people for smoking flowers (mari-
juana)."
Kraasner, who Is editor of The Realist.
a New Left magul.nt of atirt, aaid
the Ylppiet' method of protest II the
&poof and the put on.
He said they de<ided tt wu !uUJe
to go around chanting "Hey, he:y, LBJ.
How many kids did you till today?"
LBJ never answered their questim and
all it did wu "eat up people's lmddes,"
be said.
Kra.uner uplalned how he coined the
name Ytpples. "We were looking for
a name and when someone suggested
Youth International Party, I, being a
product o! the cullln. Uiougbl ol Yip.
pies," he said. "I knew ln.stiDctlveJy
11 would be added to the llfllUage.
It Is a good media thing."
He said ho . air-wllli Manhall
McLuhan that lelevlalon bu had greal
Impact.
1'We can tee that Lyndon Johnson
doesn't~e a heavy heart when~he
lalks a having a heavy hevl, nd
we 9ee Ntxoo say IOme
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UC! SPEAKER
Ylpple Kra11ner
and then turn and blink All times, 11
he said. "Television helps people be
JDOre cynJcal.
"It'• !righlanlllg Io tall< Io high achoo!
kids," be uid. "l allTIOlt think there
ls a generaUori gap between ttiem and
me. 'Ibe.ir cynicism has begun to 1Urpass
mine."
Krusner. who said be has taken almost
SO LSU-lrips, wonderl!d "11at hit
daughter's generation will do for kicks.
. "Maybe they will drlll UWe holea In
their heldl and insert wires to touch
something. That would disturb me."
He added that he would try to have
a diHerent attitude than the present
generaUon Of parents. "I'd try to talk
to her about It. I'd say, 'Hey, tr you~
do tha.t you'll have llWe boles In your .
bead.' "
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Manpower, loc., e temporary
help llnn wblch 1uppU11 depano
menl lloru w 111\ 400 Sula
Claus11 ICl'Oli Ille nalloo, 11ya the
averaae SanU b youth wprklng hll
way llm>u&h college. The firm bal-
ed In Milwaukee, Wb. says old•r
men are unwlllln& to lake the par\-
tlme job bocauae -they ,are getlillC
Social Security-and pen alol\ money
and don't want to put up with
squlnnlng.children and hot Ushtl. •
Brigit!< Bor<lol mil Prlnc<n
Maroar1t ai a rap mNk pre-
mlt1'f m London "'111 later told
iuwnMn: "1 wa.s 10 aurpriled
wMn tM P·rince.s1 1p0kt to me
in French." Miu Bardot,; '34;
arrived ff!Ym Parts earlta with
two vouno me" compo:nioiu
and JtOitched from. a black lto.
thv' outfit to wening dreu for
the royal ocea.tion.
• Moyor Alfonso J. Carv•ntos ol
St. Louis, Mo.: was simply deter·
mined to get his Cbr!Stma.. cards
mailed out to ,all clly employea. So
he ordered city department heeds
to come to hil office, ,pick up the
cards lot .their 1111Ployaa and than
have the employes addra11, stamp
and mail UJ,e cards to tbemaelv11. • Two aunmen robbed '8,llOO fn>m
a Philadelphlt 1avln11 and loan
association office while workmen
were ln1ta1Unc • camera lo photo-
graph holdupa. •
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FALL 111Y.111, Maa (AP) -Thi
lGe-maa Mew·+ '11 COloallJ Ht'J,
armed wtlh ....... 11 ..-41 lo 411 .... tbe ,..,. of tM Ull M•r=t.-ua,.
honk 8. lladlo)', Coloolal Nt'1 adjulUI, lndloatM.· : Hodl<f Aid _, nlObl 11111 lbe
r;roap'1 enUre mupoww wih panl the
battle@>lpt'I 1\1111 apillol jiooilble 000-
fllcalloa by the -al ..... _
The balllelhlP II docked hero a a
tourill allnotlon and 'IV!l"ld Wor JI:.
memorial. It b Wider conlH.<;I r,...
!be U.S. Nivy to lbe llalllulilp
Musacbllllltu Memorltt CommJttlt, a
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Baby After Long Vigil
'FAIRMONT, W. Va. (AP) -liarbaFll
Toler !lnally. bed her babf , Thunday
--• }·pound 11.....,. J>or.
BorbaFll WU ..,..U,,. the clllld WI
month when her husband, Dennis, 11111
Tl other -! mJnen ...... lr•pPed by
fire; and ~oo 1nsWe MOOllllolnMr
Ho. I mine noar Mannlnllm.
The prellf :H<YQMld --not to leave lbe comPM1 store until
she NC!dved ward of llwllo u ,_
elforll conllnued !er 10 d1ys. •
The company it.on Rrved u an ln-
!ormalloo ceni.r durlq the lent vttJL
With 1be baby due momentaru, the
Red Crou made lrFllnpmenll to tum
lbeir mobile canteen Into 1 delivery
room.
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She caqht ..,.,.,_ ind aevera! Umes
uperi-lallt labar pains.
Dr. Tllomas Ev .... Barbar•'• ol!Nlil·
c1an, pu1 !fr UlliJer eec1au... for a
while and ~ • ... 111n rul -
pod splrill Jl!IW."
''She told me:' lbe wanted, a boy,••
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bureau l!Jd men""' oo Iba Wltf. • •• u ':: -a..u8ble rwiw+Y• to ; w1il accept oilers"":., Joln Iba !sculUes w~== ~ i=--~ -:,.ir ...ipl ;. m~ .tot the unlverally al M1-IO and o! Dakolil 14 naolbern W)omlns llllt 6orth to the, loWtl' c..ai l.al<a,, :Ma<alester College In St. Paul, Minn.,
"!'ntral llonlUlli .. ,,.. qoldeS apot In ~ ersto/!pl Ip t. o u II I an'" ~an aide to Humphrey said today.
Ibo ,nallo!J . ovtn>J&bl wu -Qfl• .IW\I<, Mlssllalppl and Tenn ...... 1.Dlilsfana.-nd . The aide said Humphrey has the oilers
Mon1., at ii.below zero. 11 Nit. Tnu.. receiyed ~P to U)ree 1n.cbes.. !--•. ·nd· er "aer· l-·· -··lderaUon1• but has . Copplns lbe wlnllr)> p!ofar.," lr!al<I,' of ri!n llik Thur8'u ind early lnday. '•. . ---.,.
blustery -llowled acrois Iba l'filili Jn the w~~cbln1 .~ '""' made • fioal, firm declalon. llllm·
and nort11em Roeldeo., i . ••used oosttni I.I , or au,;,,, wamll)p lik<Y taUJbt· Pollllcot science .. a t FUPtl at Cblcqq11 O'Hirt lnlerna--froin -the cef Uallfornla' ~·ti ·, Ma(:atestet Ci:lllege before he entered
Uonaf Altpotl _. .dala1f!l •ffb\ a ·W""'"1rtoo .. ;< ."" ; . ;;~ =-i6.i~ .. ~-!i-~ ' ' ~ , ,I• : • '\ I ' ., , .r. C, t-:0 ,, ,~ ,;,l t/ • w. ' ;. . ; .... • . '
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Y°"' purc~11i.' "!o poy, > ' · ·
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llarba1ll spent -" lbooO 10 ~ i.lklDa qulatly with lier .. -• Jmband a1ao WU lr•pped'i (the mJne, -
One d., Iba broucJt1 • clean lhlrl for
Dennis bec.luse she Aid Iba kDlw he'd
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lij' civic ;.JJ&t. ~vii 1'l ¥bta
fauu wblcll have raiulled ·In lb »•sen
i .Ma91~~.'.iVo~.
"Bottom'• up" U tht perfect ez.
planotion of 4-~ear-old Mathew Mc-
V dtv'• lo!IQ slid< homt aft.r toking
advantage of 1ea1oncl mawfaU in
hil hometown, Dormont, Pa. • The 1ablea will be set for a ban·
quet. There will be menus and a
bill to poy-but no food or drink.
It's -. "nondinner" 1t Sacramento
State College. Sponsored by stu-
dents, 11 will raise money to help
malt~ <llui-as happier for poor
familiet1 1n the Sacramento area. '. • This cla11lfied ad appeared in
the weekly /)I. Helens, Ore., Senti·
nel·Mist..Chronicle. 0 To the person
or persona who 1tole my duck and
goose decoys last weekend : They
were youn to 1 qa:e any Ume you
asked. You thought II took courage
to steal them. U y9u would like to
know what nal couraae Is, bring
them back. Be assured you will be
the first person I will loan them
to.''
· come out Ill rlthl and would need H.
Bui lbe said Iba wu mad •I benall
"!or !orselllnl to brlnt blm • clun
pair .of pants, too."
When the decllion wu m1de to· 11&1
!be mine, thus ~ ii • tomb !or
lbe 71 miners, Barbar• WU dlllr•ulhi-
Apollo 8 Count
Begins Sunday
CAPE KENNEDY (UPI) -Spoce
11ency ol!lc!lil decided today lo besto
the countdown for Apollo 111 three--man
moon lll&hl "" SWiii., -one clay eorly -to provide extr• lsewsr Jn cue pro-
blem1 develop before tlMrDec. 11 launch.
The decll:ton wu reached aft.er all
the major tesllllfl hurdl" were completed
-clays ahead or achedule. "We have Olli enra Urne and we're
IOln& to Ule it," I apokesman said,
The )ll'ellmlnorr portion of I h e
countdown ii now Ht to be&in at 4
p.m. PST Sunday. It ortcJnlJ1 fl'U to
llorl late Mood.,.
of vtoleneo and dlaniptt.., •t Son Fran-
cisco Slit. Collact.
"I don, think lhere la any mldlollon
needed," the pernor Aid in SacrllDlft-
tO Thundaf. ''nlll 11 not just the blJlnD
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lnlrUllon bf -A mt Ume lats, a tp0kmnan fer
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Glann Dumke coallnned that Meriun'1
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11111 that ol ActJnr Pruldenl S. I.
Hayakawa of San Francllco State.
However tht academic Hftlte, which
reprMtnll lbe -·· 1.100 !1culty msmben, lorma1ly llked Hsrww• lo
•ppear before It todlf to esplaln precise-
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mMllnp of the aclldemlc MMle since
he wu •Jll'Oinled octlnt president Nov.
11 and reoptntd the embattled campus
under a ••pt.toup" pollcy with police
support.
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• BONN (UPI) -Tllo late
, lonrad Adenauer's ~
'· today lold of John F. Kennedy
.being WUlble to 1111 h1I """
of Cbarlel de Gaulle'~
.sallalactlon over Nikita s.
Khrushchev'• walatline and ol.
a British cliplomat'1 OllO-UP'
manshlp.
Most of the DJ paaes
Adenauer oDiahed before. his
• ,\prtl, 111117 deal!! ~ the
· • world leaders be dealt wtth u West German cbanceDor.
Adenauer ..-ol h1I llrlt
meeting with President Km-
nedy. It .... In the White
House In A~ 111111 wben
Kennedy WU 43 and Adenauer
85. "I talked about age In
general and told the President
be could C0W1t b1mae1f lucky
that be hu so very many
years ahe1td of him, becallll!
they would be necessary in .
order to cooduct a long term
po1icy • • •
POORER CONDmON
"I told him that I WU in
a poorer condition.'' said
Adenauer. J!e said the two
men walked through White
House rroonds and met hie
President's aon John Jr., then ~· l. "I picked up the lad in
my az:ms. The President
recall'-CI my earlier remarks
and then, pointing to his son
in my arms, said, .'But you
see, I can't do·tbat.'"
Adenauer said Kennedy wu
referring to bis back, weaken-
ed by a war wound.
Adenauer quotes with ap..
proval French President de
Gaulle's 1961 statement to him
that the then Soviet Premier
Khrushchev was not a warlike
fellow. Said De Gaulle: "In
the first place he
(Khrushchev) was past the
age when one wanted to make
war, in the second place, he
was too fat and in the third
place it just wasn't -in his
character."
TRIED VAINLY
Adenauer's memoirs say he
spent much time trying, vain-
ly, to convince De Gaulle to
hold close to the alliance with
the United States. He wrote
he told De Gaulle "no one
knows what the Americans
will think tomorrow • , • the
danger for Europe is very
great." He said he told De
Gaulle Europeana: s h o u I d
"hold tightly onto th e
America's hand'' to prevent
the United States drifting
toward isolationism.
Adenauer said De Gaulle
retorted that the German's
statement merely confirmed
the rightness of France going
its own way. Adenauer said
he and De Gaulle both com·
plained the British were
always Laking the Americans'
side in any U. S.-European
difference.
Adenauer said that in 1962,
in exasperation, he had asked
BritWI Ambassador S 1 r
Christopher Steel, "When are
the English going to start feel-
ing European?"
Steel, not to Adenaiier's
pleasure. replied that he
himself was a ScoL
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Hanoi OK.
Yule Gifta
To Prllonen · :;::=r_r:;; Parenta Abandon
to lul ,... -occopl D I T , :=n..'::''I ea ·mute een-ager
YM'· '1111 alllclJll llld lbll' ..... ~.., -·· dOdolen, iilmmunl"'tod In Ports by Nerth Vlotmm... nqotlator
Xuan Tbu7 to U.S. Alnhallador W. Averell Har·
rlman. The olllclall did n o t ,
htweV•, link lhl goodwill
llllurO to poalllle future
-ement In I he Parls.IJllks
Oii -· 'l1leJ allo In-dicated continued d I s tr e s s
OYer the uncortainlty sur-nundinl tho Alnerk:an pris-
onen• fate.
'nie officials pointed out that
to date Horth Vietnam has
declined to provide the United
states a list of American
Jl('lsonen of war or to permit Red Ctoll lnspections of their
ll•ln& con41Uons as specified bJ ~ Gtntva Convention on
~s of war.
Tmi.s U.S. military
authorities sin'1pl)' do noi know
euctly wtucb m I s 11 n g
AmlriGan pi1oit an priloners
Ill North Vllllllftl,
Hwband's
Timetable
Irks Wife
MALAGA, BOiin (UPI) -
0...11111OVltIlla1GW11 du!·
muie wrote, .. I want my dad.
I want my dad.11 •
llUI Spanl>h police llld they
betle\'e n t l t h • r Peter
Willlams' did nor mother
•Blll him. Polloe hlv1 launch-
ed a naUonwlde 9Ulch for
file Brllilh couple, who ap-
rpilui.Uy abudonld their 16-
year.old deolmule ""' with '1 ceatl 1n hll pocftt on a
Malafa 11tetl.
Peter walked into a 8pan~h
pollca ltlUon Tueld1y and
wroto hil story on 1hetll of
pat>er for police officers.
f:iolice said the youth wrote
he did not know his London
home addrw or even the full
namaa of hia parenta.
Thomu Tulle, the Brllilh
vice-consul, 1ald the youth
kteps wr1Unc1 °1 want m)'
dtd."
Ratio Btatlon1 and
n~spapers throughout
IOUthern Spain have bt'Qlldcast
atid published appeal! in both seantsh and English for ill"
fcnnaUon to help find the
b0y'1 family, bUt IO fir to
nO avall. Wtien Peter w11 ahown a
map of London, he wa!I unable
to locate the area where he
had lived with hU famUy. H1
wtote I.hat he ·used to stay
at hOnll in LOndon and not
10 out on the streets.
Cut· rate
Hijacking
Aceording lo hil llol'Y, Peter
arrived in Mallia Tuesday
with bl!! parents and two
brothers, aged 8 and 18, from
Almerta. They were traveling M1AMI, Fla. (AP) -1i•1
by car. bid enou&h when a guy eteall
Peter wrote that his father your mllltlrnillion d o I J a r
parked the car on Colunibus airplane with 30 passengers
Avenua in front of a local and seven crewmen.
newspaper office and gave But if he and his lirlfriend
him 40 ptle\al (17 canta). -six months presnet at
Later, Peter returned to the that - are riding on half·fare
spot wbere Ule car had been tickets, that's adding insult
parked bu.t found it and hi1 to injury.
family gone. Police said the 'l'rans·World Airlines found
family has not stopped in an)' out Thursday that the hijacker
police station to inquire about who forced one of their
their son. Jetliners to Cuba Wednc1day
LONDON (AP) -l)'lvla S1Dce Tueada¥ Peter ha!! and his companion traveled
Hall , llOoyllNld molhlr al beln Ill Ibo hlndl al Spanlth on student tickets.
three, -1 diYIJl'Ce Thur.Say olflclall ond lhl Brlutli vice· TWA'• mllllllll lilted the btcaUH bar husband ahOutod can!Ul In Malqa. Ill bil been hijack couple u A. C. Ellll,
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On Suspensions
IACllAMEN'l'O (AP)
lome lnlllllllllol 11&11 -wlllll Gov. Raepn lo ii•• tlll-~•JOb to h1o leoalo , Vernon
Slurpon al S.. Obllpo,
ROapn'I ......Uve -y
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WUlllm P. Clark Jr., lhe
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join l'Nldent.-elocl Niloa's
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v1o1 .... ollwad Ian Farnan-Ternw Avalla•lo--N1"!t0m1r1 lo Calif.
do Valley flite college hal Cre1flt ljiprlovad lmlllldlately
-aulborlzed to hire flva r m:un~ Paul Free long dlsfl.nce call llomel I• I] ,. ....... i.re Blomgren said 'Ibursday that - -__ _
L08 ANGELES (UP[) -
'Ibe auapenalon of I o u r
memberl of lhe 111 1 c k
Stuclmill U1llon by lhe white
prlnc1pa1 of Frtmonl llllb School Ill W1UI naullod ln
aaecGnddayalvlolencoat
the mosl1y Negro !Choo!.
permission to Increase tbl Now thrw D•c:. ,. ,, •• Mlrtl1y ,hen• ,.u. •••ry At H rbo Bl d ' aecutitJ force ftom 11 men half heur 411ri119 th• ltNrtl Ttlt,hona Chrltbntt a r V • leaden in the achool llbrary, abauta of "Lbe pfp ltl com· to 16 bad been rectlYld from ·h-•t H•ttlitttH c.... Al10 free dr••lnt 1·~~ N .... Some 2aO atudentl undtr BSU tni," tbl crowd d1apened the ofbct of ltate eoDtctt for 1100 nt Ericyclopelllt lrlttnnlc t . •••c:h anti · 1 , ..,.. e'WplNt ....-d. Colta Mesa lllllv
Jeadenhlp went to th ': • ...:llld:::.lhl:.:;t1u;::dlnte::::.:"":'::"""=.:1-:=::.·· _::°":="""::::11C'W':.,:o::n::;B.:.::Do:::nn:n.::.~========"'::;,,;'":,',,,',,,' tt.,,,·::I::",,,"::;':'::' ::'"::'":,"",:'= e....., n51ht 'tit t -w.d., Sat. a Sun. 'lit.-. L auditorium 1llaload o1 c:lau9r to •wall naulll ol the
A security auard w a 1
serloualy inj ured ThUl'lday
when a IO!t drink bottle WU
hurled at him and three
studenil were arrested, one
with I loaded IUJl, amid
mounUn1 1tudent unrut.
The conflict between th e
BSU and Prlncloal Robert
Malcolm ltemmed from the
su1penlion of · four B S U
leader1 who lllterrupted 1
faculty meeUna called Tues..
day to dlacuas student
demands.
The status of the four
students still wa1 unclear to-
day. Malcolm announced
Thursday the Slllpen!lO!'ll had
been lifted "pending con-
ferences with students'
parcnili'' but UU1 wa1 detmtd
unacceptable by diuidenta
who demanded no disciplinary
action bl taken.
An American flag wu rip-
ped from Its staff and set
afire and three other minor
blazes were set around the
school· Wedne&day when word
of the IUlplllliona apl'lld
amoni the 1tudent body.
Thu rsday, more th ah SOO of
lhe 3,300 studenta 1t the school
cut clas11e11 In a strike called
by the BSU.
The trouble be1an durin&
t h e morning •hen Malcolm
mlt wilb 50 parents and Negro
maetllll.
Malcolm to 1 d lbe parentl, 11Tbe suspensions hive been
llfte'd p e n d i n g conferencea
with students• parentl."
Amid shoutl of 11No con-
dlUons! No condltiona," from
the parenta, Malcolm uid the
IUlptnslons stemmed from the
atudenta' ute ol OblC<lllUea In
1ddreaalng teachert at the
meeting Tuesday.
At ihe auditorium, three
youths were arte1ted1 one for
carrying c loaded .D pistol
and two for attempttni· to
break lnlo I.he power supply
room.
At the n o o n lunch break,
about 500 student.I moved Into
the bleacbert on the athletic
field where Malcolm told I.hem
he intended to talk with the
four studenta' parent.I before
toking further acUon.
'Ibe botlfe throwlq lllcldent
occurred in the adminiJtraUon
olflce1 where about I o
ltudent.a went followJ.na the
noon gatherlnl. A atudent
flung a 90ft drink bottle at
Cbarles W. Hawklna, 43, a
securJty agent who wu at-
tempt1111 to keep ordar Ill a
corridor. He wu taken to
Mornlng!lde H01Pltal I or
treatment of 11 e v e r 1 facial
cuts.
At that polllt, police cars
headed up the at:eet as the
)'OUths 1treatned out o ft h e
administration building. Am.id
lill"t T.....,.
RACIAL TROUBLES -Fremont High School
principal Robert P. Malcolm •Peak• to demonatrat-
ors and relleratoa hla stand on suapendecl nudente.
In back, Rickey !vie, one of the four hlaclt students
\vhOl!le 1uspensions triggered demonatraUona at the
school, glv .. the black power salute • ............................
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ORANGE -The ..W,.
""'1mlltet ol Oraop ~ty
TU<:h!n -uno 11 Win&
that the mln;mum ltattlng
salary for llChool teachers be
raised to 17,000 pu yur
lhtougbout the OOWl!y.
AVtrage -P11 In the <Ollllly now II about ll,liOll
f<r a bepnning !eacllOr with
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WRONG DATE·
FOR 'ELIJAH'
Airline Bldleales Offer
Hu ghes;·Bid for ·Air WestChal"lenged
' ,
SAN r R AN c I s c 0 -Goklsmlth'• announcement
Bllllona.l.re Howard Hughes' aald he was e on d u et t n c
bid for_acqulsitioo Of AJr West negotlatJoos wlth G. R. Henry,
Airllnt1 wu c b a 11 e n a: e d president ol. A1r W • 1 t .
ThuNday by a coropeUU"' of· Goldsmith'• comRODY olfmd
fer from a smaU plastlC> cup 1.9 ab.areJ of -ltoct
manulacttaer. for each share ol Air · West
Bernard M. Goldstein. board common aioct. ,
chairman of Mallory Randall Mallory Randall 1loct has
Corp. of Phoenix, announ«d been fluctuating ,...t\r Ibis
an offer of approximately $90 year on the Americall Stock
million for lhe regiooat airline.~ Excmange from a low of. 3:W.
However. the offer "Was to ,a high of 14'n. It la cur·
termed "ridiculous" by Nick .,.ilUy selling at around 113 .
Bez. chainnan of the board According to Bez. bowevtr,
and chief eucutive oUJcer of toMallrrv Rand.all Corp. does
llnc:kholilert of Air W"L" Corp. offer. However, Bes llald
Bes lald a .-it financial he would not caU the board
repori on Malloly -aU In-~•-
dlcaled the compaey bas a -;cm;;~u;~;.1·iQiOiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ not worth of around I! mllllon 1~
and total asieli ol •bout
mlillon.
Bes said be bad been wed
I>1 F.d 'ConvtJ'3', vi c e
cbalrnw! ol the boltd and
• prtnclpal opponent ol the
Hughtl offer, to call a meo:tlng of the board to ....
alder, the • Mallory Randall
MR. SANTA!
l·T'S EASIER HEREI
the airline. -, "E!ljah" wooad up in the not have sullicleot autborlzed BEST
&preseotaUves from the 35
c:owity ocbool dlatdc:ta will
vote .. the pr-1 In
January.
Prtsident of the c:owtly
teachers assocJaUon, Mr 1 •
Haul siov.r. of Orange. bac:u
the salary ""'11nlttee.
right church but the wrong Hughes, who now lives in sh:ar~ to e_ven begin to make Ll
pew 1n Wednesday's ed!Uoo Las Vegas, recenUy made a such an offer." Th.-DAILY PILOT off•,.. ••mo J tnhl
of th~ Daily Pilot. $00 million offer lhst• wUI' be He l&id the ofJer "appears of the bo1t feeturet, by aatuel C II .,.._
Jn a story carrl~ on the voted on Dec. 27 by tbe to be a desperate and ir-111rvoy of r••••rt, oYollilllo I• \.A#I I
newspaper's entertainment airW·-~e~~~~lwdereero. 1TheplitAiron. rparte!pOnalofbl!A.::_ttempt lngon thethe 011y 11ew1p•,., Ill tho n•tlon. L::-w-~1an .,.:.+~IM
Sbe argues that Orange
County i.s the second Ioweat
In aalaries of the n l n e
Southern California countJes
and that a aerious lag in
educational o.cellence can
develop.
page,·It was stated that the ~· w.1o;:o.;w.;, ~ oppos ~~-~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;i,~i.'i~ Irvine Community Chorus pro-the offer. Hughes oller to confuse the
duction of the concert would r--~-~---JIMMmli ___ ,..,.~ __ Jil$Dll ___ Jll:JiUfiJlllJI
be given Sunday evening. The . •
correct date Ill Sunday, Jan.
"Orange County ii one of
the most affluent counties in
Southern California and yet
our teachers. are among the
lowest paid," she says. "It'•
Ume the public takes a stand
on Whal they feel U impoNnt.
They should be wllllog to aup-
port educaUon even it it
means increasing their taxes."
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Civic Center
Courts Set I
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Occupation
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SANTA ANA -Orange
County's Superior court! and
personnel will move Saturday I
and Sunday in the third and I
final phase of the OCt'l.lpatlon
of the new county courthouse tf
and the abandonment of the R
old facility at Sixth and i
Sycamore streets. I
Twenty of the 211
departments will be housed I
SANTA ANA_ Santa Ana's in the new $16 mi I I i on I
Jast growing civic center is courthouse at 700 W. 8th St.
on the ittnerary today of tour-A branch court is maintained
ing Sacramento officiaJs who in Fullerlon and the Juvenile
are looking for a likely site Court is housed in th e
for a proposed state building Manchester Avenue o Cf ice
Jn Orange County. building in Orange.
Making sure they didn't Transfer of the county
overlook the county seat dur-clerk's division, the district
ing their sightseeing excursion attorney's office, municipal I
were Santa Ana Mayor Tom courts and marshal's divisions
McMlchael and City Atty. was accomplished in earlier
William Mock. Both were in weekend moves. ~ •
the state capital last month Only one unit of the old I ~. ,
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FREOER1CICSON·WOOOSON -Otc.
1, TenY M. l"recllrkbon. :ze, ond
JOl'ce M. WOOGIO!I, ~. bom of
Cot!• Miu,
to urge state participation in courthouse building has been I ~.,}
a complex that already claims delayed in the county swi~h ti! ~ :~4'l
city, county and federal in--the press room. Revamplng « ~~ ·
terests. of the originally proposed I \·,y ~ ,
~.· . 1 The EL MATADOR. MODct W95l El'l'I ""' . :~ A masterpiece of handsame Spanish slytinr
: DEATH NOTICES
H051Ell-PATTEE -DK. 1. Robert
J1ma Heller. 22. ol Colli Mesa.
1nd N1ncy Nldtne "'""I lL fll N--1 Bffc:h. l"OSS-VAUGHAN -Ole. 7, Jlmmll
Wllll~ P'-. 11, af W .. lmlMlllr,
•1111 T'#tlll J, Va~n, )S, of S."I• ·~· ICL,t,Hll-.AICER.5 -Oec. 2, G1r11d
Cllnlvn ltilhr, 2', of Co1t1 Mesi,
Ind C1ral JIOH Akl!I, :It, of Horth Lii Voo11, Nev,
CATO<ATO -Die. 2, J1mt1 I'.
The fed er a I govenunent newsmen's quarters to an en-I ··
plans to add a multi-story vironment more fitted to the I
building to the complex which reporting of news will delay tt
now includes the '16 million the switch to early 1969. :
county courthouse and the Dedication of the n e w M
$10.4 million jaJl. It received courthouse is scheduled for I
the needed 3.4 acres of land Jan. 10. I
from the city in exchange for '}
56 acres of former Federal ,',...,
Communications property in OCC Plans I f · Fire Calls the southeast aector of Santa ! ~
Wfffm!Mttr Ana. M
l :21 11.m. w~,.-. rtlal9, West· A proviso to federal ac-Ski Films ~ ~MIM Dor• Daw'. :111 1:tth s1 .. H1mt-mlnititr Hl9'1 School cept.ance of'the exchange waa • " 111111vn l!ltKfl. o.te of dt1lh, O.c. 12. ~'~~ llJOi., rncul, U772 U 1'1f, All!. ti:! .... : '
DOW
Survlwd by 1111er, Mr1. 11.. 11.. 11.o0-that the city must agree to R
Ison. of 114oktnflel6; nltct, Mra. 11.. •:.u 11·"'·· fire lnvt1t1oiuon, U6l1 "•" develop the relinquished pro-ha ~ E. Tlla!N• McFllO!kn; '"'" orino. Buren. ""'· 2 Snow buffs will ve the J(
ntpl\tw1. Ect. Jim 11111 Jahn McF•cJ. 1:52 1.m. T11und1v, structure 11~. perty. Mayor Mc Mich a e I chance to see some ski films I ·
0en. o1 El Tora; nwl\ew, R. o. 6l2CI WntPirtl P!it•. Mi.JOO 61m111• states that the city will spend d h t t II If
11.ati11ca'O; or1nc1-ntP11ew. R .o. 11.o1>-,;41 b.m. \.,.~~',•,,•,·.•~ .. -'''" II 3 ·ru th . t an e P se up co ege II: ISClfl, Jr. M1mor111 .. rv1c11 Sun.a,.-. Santi Elmo ... • ......... · nu on on I pro Jee scholarsh.ip.s at the same time I
2 PM. Cflrt.1 Prnbyte•il11 Cflurd! ol and that ••>-sa"·'1··· federal 1+unt11111on '""'· 6:41 p.m., •tKUe, 1"n s.n1111woo11 w~ """~ when the Orange Coast ti! Huntiittttri •••do oUicials. JI; KIRTLEY 1:511 11.m. Wedl'lft41.,., e11 leik, 2UCd College Block OC c I u b
F1ert11111 L. 1C1r11e,.-. AM •s. "' 1m s.1 s..r111 presents Warren Miller's "B:ig i Fulltf1an ......... , C•l1 MB.I. 5urvllftd 2:51 1.m., medlul old, 2'011 Mll!bll
by •'-< Mr. Phn l'«lel~. Serv1te1. L•,,. Ski Show" Saturday night.
S1tur61'1', 10 AM. Btll l!lroldWI\' Cha~ 3:37 1.m.. nre !nvt1tle1llon, '172 Explos1"ons R1"p Th f'lm 'll be h t ~ <!'!. with 11.ev. toreli Flickinger ofllcJ1t-M111o.,. on,.. e I WI s own a M
11111. 1ni.rme~1. PKlflc vi.w Memor111 4:" 11.m., 1111 lffk. 216l! 1C1neo1>e 8 o'clock In the 0 CC \I
P1rti. Olrecte6 IW Btll 8roe<1w1y Orlv1 Lib • Sh " A dit · dmi · 'II Mm'l\ltry, 110 lroadw1t. Cm.I• Mtw. 10:11 •. m .. ur lire. Sl•ltr Ind Gcttt. er tan tp u or1um. A ss1on WI I
BATOUIV i::•"'•.m. Thun6at, medlu1 ilcl, '4<1t AMSTERDAM !UPI) -A cost $L50 and all proceeds I A-lltll N. B11ou1ev. ru E• MoOent. Altx•ndrl• ~ will go to set up scholarships N~ ~-survived .,... ''"'"°"' HIWNrt ... ct, series of explosions irp-' the f
T1Ml1 Corwin, N~ 11e1c11; 11on, norr~ e111b1"" ''" 33, ?SS.ton Liberian t a n k e r T1'ckets will be on sale at Tllftlllo<1 P1111thoncitl; ~1u11Mer, Mra. ,,33 "·"'· Wt'dntld.,., 11,, lnYfltltr•· !"'"' or deserving OCC students. I
.'.-"'-•'''• Mrs. Mlriln Wnl· '"' ... A:o 1.m .• 11r1 1nvn11111th::i1\. 2211 Diane Thursday nlght and fir th d own 11r1nd-. Allbert c-1n, Vk· Ma!'9\llf'lte or1,.. e e oor. ti!
tor l'ntothonaff 11111 L1wr1nce Grlmn. c•t. ,,,,... broke out in the hotels loaded Bl k QC th II 1 t R
L-8Hdl1 •nd to\11' trrNl-11r11111cn11-,,.,. '·'"· Wt'dneMll,.-, JIUblk. Hitt, with 300,000 •--•-of crude oc ' e co ege e . ~
dre<1. ~1cw. 51rurc11,.-. ' PM. W• iu w. Jo.rm s1. IHLl[l!Q tennen's club, annually gives R
vtrllt Oiurc:h, P11m.v.., Memor111 oU Jn1·unn· g th d h I hi
P1rti. wltll lln. Cl'llrln Smith ofll-Pilo v· ' ' more an a ozen as many SC 0 ars ps as it I
c1111n1 . 1n""1nen1. F11r1i1¥9fl Me-t t"' tore persons. can raise money for. "'
....,..111 Pork. Directed bt Btll ll'l»6-oB 0 -=======================,,!• -~ Morllllr,.-, 110 8~w1v, cw1• Tours ire condlici.d Mond1n 1nd Ir tr<
""'· ·~PBURN Frio..,.. for tcllmll cl1Ul!I fl llf!ll ~ nc. 11r...ie 1-i Wld ~ or Ollltr or-Ii:!
11•nl11ll-fif 11 IMll hi 191 ..... I~ H1told H!'POUm. Ate IO, ftf 51• 7tll
SI., Huntlnohln Bftdl. S<irvlved b•
wife. IOlll'lll/ un, llobert Htr~r; 1nd
tour 11r1Nlchl1C1ren. Servl1;11, lt Noon.
$1111rdt•• Smllh1 Chll"l'I, with R•v· T~• w. OWrtan 'offlcl1t!1111. Inter·
me<11, Wntmlfl:ller M1tnorl1I 1'1rk.
Smlll\j Mortuorv. Olrtdort;.
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SMl'nl't MORTUARY
IZ7 Mala SL
u.~LE~
ll'ESraJFF .llOR111ABV
el E. 11tlo SL. Colla .llaa -
el. 1nter11ted •-rrll\' C-11 Mr, M: Dudlft Ritt!, 6Q..QI, ~ict. J/1,
Dumke Talk
At Count y Joi" tho c•tolor• in H11•tlnp.11 Ch Nr't enclo1od 1hoppint
F S rn1H Ot ory ot1"lnt1 thr11 thi1 Thur1d1.,., Dec. I•,
Christmas carols every nlghl ••..•
QnJm et Brint ffio •iddlot lo ••o S1"t1 ot Mont90111ory W1rd1, Pin"•Y'•
or Tho lro1dwoy doily 11nlil Chrhtmo1 ond I" !ht mill
enjoy riio 9ro11do1t trio of 111 -ope" ot 1ning1 ovory 111te
ANAHEIM -Dr. Glenn S. o•copt S11nd1y1. Mo1t 1toro1 op1n S11nd1y1.
Dumke, chancellor of tMi!::::======================'/; 'California· Sli'O! COilege, w!D
speak lt ~the Urst ·meeting
of the Orange County Forum
of TOW!\ Hall ol Callfornia, H ome loan money
;it noon, Dec. 11, at the A.V&llable
Anaheim Convention Cenler. '"'T • i
Dr. ~ml<•'• topic will be, Pioventiooa!: Up to90$on owner
"What' Wrong with !Ugber ooru1*'dhomes.FHA. VA.Loom up
Edocalkln'?" He wfU be spett. to 30 -.. ~available on single"'-"-Ing at the lirst luncbeon ,-. _,
meeting "' &be newly formed rcsidenc:es. Fall escrow and me insurance I
Orange County Forum of sc.rvioes awJ.lable. For your convenience,
Town Hall. . we impound taxes aud insurance,
Town 'flan Is dedlcalfla 19 Prom"" efficient, courteous service, I civk education and l·h·t r., diocu.os!On of public q....tloos_ always. Call today for more information.
Wllh the adclitfon ol Orange
Coynty, ll!"• ;JHaU o I
Ctllfomla now 1111 three
forums. '!'be olberi .,.. In Los
Angela and 1-Beach.
Io the lnllJllll'ltlon~d the Orange County f lir.
Dumlce Wiii tJamlne of
the problems !10111. flllher
educatioa, and wru aida a
,.., pollible solutloos.
llr. Dmnle WU nan>od lhe
fifth, -ol San Fran&co State College In 1151, and
chancellor ol 111• Calllornla
Stale Coli<C" In 1116%.
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i Gift From LBJ i ' ' · WASHINGTON (UPI) 9lst ~ before NllOO
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mldpobjl in., Ibo tranlltlon, Al ~, lop · • rlllk, · 1 he
Prealdent .. tect , Richard ' /.!. Pr¢d<~locl bas ·appol!ilOd
Nil'"1bJIchQoenfor1'Is White 10 "asabtanll," Half of them HOUM staff II profeanrs, , . •
'eongresslopal sources said to-lakea office Ju. 20. ,
day Presid••• 1ohnoon's gift Udall thouiht Ille recom-. ..,.. • · . · men<led lncreue would be
la-w).!e¥c. Jou~~ ·m ·Joniler,e~paip workers
verWiftl'W ' publl!: relallo!ul and ~ ot!Jer half, ·wUIJ ·Ille
men. .i exceptlon of' ooe banker, are ... lllrtaert G • .&Jell, SO, com-11~~-!"-1._., _•1.11""!'
For the mQSt part. the!e · educaton~ Tbe; are : " mun.ICatlcw director for the •po .. ~; ormtf cupnaa to Richard l!. Nixon II hil about hall; or ()Ofllibly a Ultle
sucoessor colild &e a pay r~ · more than· half, of the 1100,000
.of $50,000 or mOre. · PRY. bc!oll prOpoeOd by the ~·Under ~sent' law the . commlislon. -· · ,
aide.I, who r~e ill ago 1rOJD . N' · .encuUvo brooch:· former SU ' ' (SM AJDBi, hn Ill
28tof1yearsWith"anevei'ige ~ ;'IWfew, 52• Whttel·r;;;;;~==:?;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;~;;E;;;i th House · staff rnanitr; fonper of 49 at e top rank and Cie'Ufotnia: adv.ertbinf' "'·. . • . ) ·
35 on the second tier, all below ... •••••. • NOW AC~lfl.G ~.PLQTl!lflS !President gets a salery o{ In otber .,... the com·
•$100,000 a ye a r plus $50,000 Jnlsalont• tecommepded pay
for e:rpense,S. A government raisea, after po s 1 i b 1 e I>V commlssion bas rtc0m· modiflcaqon by J-. 1'111
mended that the , saluy be 10 Into flleet ' ouf(lmallcally
doubled. un1ea COnaraaa llW action
Under the CoilaUtuU0n -to atop them. . Cl
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.prtsldant"• pay ' c'llUIOI be ·They Include: 1 a !,t r I es
changed during hil tmn of of ~ • ll!d S ! n & t e
<>ffice. Rep. Morr!J K. Udall memlim to 10 from $30,000
,(0:.Ariz.), said he ,Underst.Ood to $50,000; cabinet members,
·Johnson wOl\ld therefore from 135,000 Io 1.10, 0,0 O·;
;recommend ' fall lfetloii. •Ott a .dlltrlcl'. jljdges; '1: 1$30,000 .. ..,. __ .... .,.. __ ...,.,,._..,.:"""....,.._ _ _,,+---'
presidenUal ~v rwe by 11\e to 147,500, Sup e Court <. . • · t · ··•· ·.
" ' ; '
MEMORY
-r-..r associate justices from $39,SOO-; ~ " ' ~ 1r: · ~ .P ·, ,_ ~ ~=t~!7:i~..i:; Nigeriti .. 4ft;ic~ S~ne
comn1laslon last year as a ~ ' ~ • .,_
way "duck the ucklish 1-01. Sov.:et .C· ~0. m'eb .....:1...k of periodically -raising their 11 (K;
cabinet level, will remain ecUtiye;' ·; • --iJ FO!t Tll ftlNO' SEMtsrll pufourblicylye•~ent during the next _!.~;. Dlo. ElrrtheUcb~~l'c1e . ..,t, • -:;• la ·~ ' ~ '-,
-·· ·~-. ' ' . """ n : 0 • . COMMENCING JAIL 27th, 1'6f AB one high ranking adviser formet>S:e•ttle, Wash__,, lawyer. • , 1111..,. •• _ •·---a ··-J
put JI: "Only the President ---~ •-· vtewa • mv 0 .. 1 .. 1...... Robert . '-· EllJwoi-tlr, 42, ~ I .1 • ._,. • ..., .... ¥...,_ . ;;hllp:op.riy.:;·¥ ..,.._ lro\>blejhooler 1n 1ote1gn at-,,. Ol!ANGE · ONIVE'l!SlT~ Flwbllt~ and m~-Uon · -lilr• field·: former Kansas
will be ~'rules am;;'U.... 'cOng,.ourlin ind Wublngton
men. They will guide the next D. C., llwyer. . . . '
President down the middle of Henry A. Kb1llll'r, 41, n"r
the road but ·1eaye room ~ tiontl aecunty a d v 11 er ,
minor ·excursiona to the rf&bt Harvri 'Unl.eraity professor
or left. of '•ov8rnment. ·
Tiiey ar. comJl!lttec1 to ~k· .
ing solutfons to the couritry'1 ~A. ~d&e, 67, science
urbln illl antJ, ~,· lts adv:Jser; fprmer president of
world\flde Image tmt at the Callfoma . l n 1,t 1 tu t.e , of
lllDO Ume they will tiy to . Teobno!ol)',
pnvent exorbitant f e d e r it 1 ·pauf w; McCraeke.n, 52
COLLEGE OF .·lAW
Vincent S. Dalsimtr, Deon
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t234J wmMIHSm AYINUf, SANTA~ TRAINING CLASS
Frtt Demo111tratN• Thlt
s..,,rct..,_:.1•tti ..Ct~··· 11t11
own salaries. Members last
raised their pay in t96f1 from
, $22,596 tq the current $3;0,000,
spending, · ' ch•Irniil\ · of cquncll o i
Nixon's staff members' are ectmonile advisers; fo~er LO~N (UPI) -~ one of the Soviet'• key baRs basjcally members of the professor · Of business ad-
ROulani. • . • .art mo·•·• In. IP QI) ••e Afrl. ••• -·· , t. • Eastern establishment but IntJ~u t the Unlversit• · ... '6 · ""' pUl'Ilt''-· seven of them ·come from the rn 1J1ou• on a " N'•erla tn an atlempt to , .. -. The • '" on to penetrate of Mlchlran '" -.· Far West and three art · . a po!IUcal comeb>ck In Afrlea, Africa wu 11oth .coolly and ORANGE COAST YM~A
642.9990· . '
The liberallly of tbe ·pn,.
poged. incrtasea shocked some
lawmakers and ralaed doubts
.!whether<tbeir adoPUon wUl1be
u · automatic as had been
plmned.
llli>).OmaUc reports ~.todai'• dlla~in!fnJ;, !Jwmuch' u Midwesterners. Of the two Daniel P. Moynlhae,·41, ad·
The report.I· said that Soml Moaeow'a ,hopes for a apeeeyl;;;;i;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;i;;;;i;;;;;;ii;;;iiii;;i;;;;;;i;;;;;m;;i;i;ii;i;i;ii;i;;;o;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;i;i;ii;i;i;ii;i~
~ and econnmlc aid 1o =u,,11on .. of ,wbat the
NllOrla, ·which b tnvolved In . , .conoldered an easy
ctri1 ·war,. 10011 b ~ plal'amm!I ...,...dashed by
jo be foll0!!9d by .. .,..uy a. qUick• dlllllils!'!"inent with
looks a mile hiah I
lncraOJed number of Ruaslw ~et delfl!ll on ' the part
In the Iarre Alrt~ naUon. · . of· Alricaftl. • ·
In the put Soviet efforts Tile aetb8ek· wis all the
to become a major influence ?'(lore ~ u MOsc9w wu
In Africa have fall e d , ilso' flf)lljni {or ·a foothold
·especially in Ghana, The Jn. Africa to keep the com·
s •• tlwi i r•11d•1t, t•lle1t ti•• yo.14.'ll dlplomatlc reports uid the ~t!ric 01i;ununist Chineae
~•r fln4' h11ltf• •11t 111•11. Tiii• Kn!mlln now 11 trying again. out, ol' at least to keep them
111•l•dic whit• fir Chri1t111•1 tr•• at bay. '
cut fr•1h ffffl th• hith J,l•rr•1. ASK OJµY The civil War tn N'-·ia
h11 mor• llthh 1P1i.1i•C•r•tl•111 th•11 Al-ady the R"•••--· have ,._ •• -~w has proved a ·b!w••• Io S•11t•'• h••1i'11111•rftr1, Com• t• "'ed NI-~ f isai ..,. H111tfltth1 c...... 1 tl•v• • w•• .. '"' UA ..... a or penn on Moscow. Soviet arms 1tarted
..... "'"'' u11tll •:JO •xc•pt Sund1y1. to enlar1e their embuay ·tn to · go to i.agos, fiist hesitant~
l••ch •nd Eclln9•r •t th• 5111 Dl•90 Fr••w•'f• Lagoa end to eatabliah co'n-ly but more .re c e n t I y on ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~! !I u late a ln Ibadan a~ d a srowing· .scale. nie lhlp-ii . K~=ica11y there bas a!'so monll include MIG pltne1.
been a consid~able lncreue After watcbblg f.he civil war
in the activities of the developments, J\Usla decided
N 11 eriln-Bovlet F'Tiendsh!p to c: om e ln on · the aide o[
Society, a diplomatic rtport the feder~. government an~
the year-round gift
YOU
OPEN
hu since been stepping up
uid. her "c:o-<>peraUon'• on a fut-
'lbe llulsians aot th e m-ol increulng scale. .•
.. EVERV~·DAf selves ~an,.,Jhrown out ,,. On Nov. 21 .Russia siped
· several ~cab C011'11r!fs ~ • an,a.,...mllll.ivltiilNi(erla an.
an Initial mwtve· dlp!Oniatli: 'der -.,hlch MOIC<lw undtrtook
1'~4'~" onsla,ught. · . to b u 11 d a $70 million iron
:rho bluest oetbaclt came nd •·" I t It •· h
LIFTMA8Tl!9' 1 g_~~~~~~z~~~,&~~~I
when Ruula had to leave a s-.. P an · '5 t e
Ghana a f t e r the ouster Of lar1est aid agreement the Russians have entered into Kwame Nkrumah. Ghana was wtth any African country
automatically. .
The deluxe Gift Phlsentation c ... 1hon here bold• theJ
J):OCket-tite Signal-8ender that you earrY In th• ear. 1t fits•
ncht under the tree ... b!&utlfully. We'll make the rar•i• installation wbenev&r il'a eonvenient.. ~
Giv~ the Ye11.ife1Rtd Gift. Now... $I 0900
S"CIAL P'IUCf: FOii CHttllTM.t.&
IMMIDIATI
INSTALLATION
FIU-. IUAGL,\l -HOLD-UP ALARMS
SIA COAST
IUILDIRS SUPPLY
642-'3490 1651 PLACENTIA A VE.
COSTA MESA
DMZ Patrol
Auhtorized
WASHINGTON (UPl)-Tbe
defenie department bas au·
tborlud. small U.S. patroll to
enter "the aouthern half of the
demtlltarited z o n e btt~
North and South ·vietnam :to
check on Commun1tt activity.
The state DelW'Qnent 111d
Wednesday thal the U. S.
Comma~d In Vietnam wou1d
take all n~sary steps to ·
insure secttrlty of American '
forces, incllldlng s e n d I n g
small patrols Into the DMZ "to check OD posing threats."
WHERE' ON EARTH -ARE
THESE PEOPLE GOING?
New York, Chie190, London, P1ri1
Could be enywher•, but we ltnow tfM first stop iJ LA lntern,tion1I
Airport. W11 fly th•r• .tnd b•clc 9 tim•s •v•ry day from Or•ng•
County Airport .. , in 19-pass•nqer T·j•ts. It only+•••• 20 Mlnut•s
wh ich l••v•s pl•n+y of tirn • to m•lc• • co~n•ctin9 fli9h+ to anotft•r
dest.in•tion. Th• f•rt: $7.95 !On• w•y plui +•xi
N•rl lim• ~·Pl•n • trip to Los Aft9•I" or beyond, think of us.
C•ll your tr•vel 19•nt or 6old•n Wist Airlint1 et (7141 "40.7010.
"IT SURE BEATS DRIVING"
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Golden West Airlin
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south of the SaharL
WARREN MILLER'S
''BIG SKI SHOW''
90 MINUTE COLOR FILM
Proaenttd ·By
Orange Coast College Lettermen's Club
DECEMBER 14 ••• 8 P.M. ••• $1.50
OCC AUDITORIUM
270 I Fairview Ro1·d, Co1t1 Me11
ALl PROCEEDS GO TO SET UP STUO~NT SC~LARSHIPS
Your account
has a number.
You don't.
Sure, We're!nlhemmieybusin.,., Wopudlt,lmtltt,
pay!ntmrtonit W1havetobt~piadmt.
conservative. And we ere, But we don' have to be aool. a!OOf, stuffy, And we aren't
Walle tnto one of our ol!ices. Y0111l get• wann.anetlDC
and competon~ personal attention. Y'"1'11 alio •et the hlsbat
interest possible cm insured accounll: ~cm $1,0oo
mi1lfmum booul accounts held three yean, ISScummtllllDAI
rate compounded daily on passbook accounb, You'!l pt the
1""1rlty o£ a one h1111dred twenty million dolJir fln•ncl•I
institution Ibara been doing business for over forty yoan.
And, if you want to save by mall you'll...,
get free postage both ways.
Thereart)>lgreasom aadlittlereasonswhyyou
abculd uve with us. So, accept our !nvilatiOll:
Open an account at HuDlingtoa S.\'fngs.
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J !°!.:·~;, GRAFFITI byLeory Lonely. ·lsla~ds M~y B~. National Park
;..i~ ,....,u.._ O X N A R 0 ( A P ) ablne with wlldflowen In bul has oceaslonal sandy larlffl, IS mn.. bi 10, U World. C ab r 111 o repor.t<dly
• DwtP& c ~.'la I 28, Calllomia'• nest naUooal part JPrlng and 11 pocked with eea beaches. also ii~. f~\1estock gr~ bur I e d there . 81 eat'
fresh water aprlnas. 1t la used
at times as a target for prac--
tice pliasiles fired f r om
mainland~. ·IChedlller and apPOtn-.U likely will be a chain of lonely, caves. , SANTA CRUZ. 'l'llO largest, Ing. 11. ~ orch<ologlcal wlndswepl, ~ low hills and
. ~ former calllemia 1ltU•known blandl stretching . S~A BARllAM.' Two 21 mll,ea. by 5 rol~~,rvatly and J>&}eovto ',!<il !j"tmal· _sandy be,acbel allC( several
; mlD. betw-n Point Vicente and .and a. hall by ~ mUet, It ow~ ll bu pie coves\ .Hu manyisca ~ves and, .at1-------'-------------
lla ... • ~-" f>;i;l:tt;i, -· 'gl-at t: with ~Ide 10111• -·· around , streams. one end. land. 4Uiles ~ foet I ym ~ ,.~,, -· p I ~--·· tion . ~• •· n ' ,._ ' • Jl)eeCh writer; f o r m e r :1 ° nl '·"'111-~P · • ·bril_llance m t r e e • 11 k e Once a, Mexican penal colony I liJgb. !
:edltAlrW writer for the· New ) Two of them, Anacapa and ouqflowm called ·COl'l!OP(li, ii now IJ· used for c~ltle and , SAN M1GUEL. ;\ 1...i/a11 •~York Herald Tribune. 0 ,,::_+~;:;I+!~~~~ Santa Barbara, have for 80 visible to ships 10 tnil& away. sheep grazlna. · I for Cabrlllo st .ytaft after t ~-yean compriled the ChanntJ It's girdled by steep cllffs, SAHl'A ROSA. Sec o o d Columbus fouiid rilie" New ! fatdck J. Baclt.anaa, %9, Islands NaUonal Monument. l--~--.:....._.:.__.,:..___:.:::,.:::.__:.=::_:.;._.:::.=-====-==--==-=1
;speech writer; former The morwment's supertn.
; editorW writer for the st. f t.nd Donald M Robinson ·Louis. Globe OemocraL · ent, • · of O:mard~ aaid a part could
. "Maidi · JJ.. a d e r 1 o 1 , 32, be established as early as
-researcher and writer of 1969. A bill creating !t is pen-
;pollcy atatementa;-former ding before Congress, he says,
: asaoclite prol..aor of buslnm and with good backing from
at Columbia Unlvenlty. CaWomia:ns oould be com• South Coast Jaw. • .Rober! ~. Jiron,. 3 " ;, reaearcher Md adviser on pro-
"'grams for the poor; former
;Wgb. Point, N. C. policeman
•and public relltions man: the
: only Negro ao far on the White
;11ouse staff.
' : Wllllam Saflre, 38, speech
; writer; former New York
: public reJaUons man, author
: ahd reporter.
: James Keochi 52, supervisor
: and edliol' of the White House
: writ.era:; f o r m e r exeCutive
! editor of Time magazine.
!. Nimn bas also appointed an
~ associate to Henry A. Kiss·
,i·ingei, on the staff of the Na·
; tional SecurJty Council. He is r Richard V. Allen, 32, former
; senior ataff member of the
:Hoover loltituUoo Of War,
: Revolution and Peace at Stan-
, ford Unlvmily.
Plaza Hosts
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An amateur radio club and
merchants of South Coast
Plaza is offering a free
messages service to Vietnam
servicemen for shoppers at
the center. •
The Orange County Amateur
Radio Club, through t h e
Amateur Radio R el a y s
System, will send messages
to servicemen over th e
Holidays free of charge for
shoppm.
Radiogram forms a r e
available at the ca 1 hie r
counters of all the center's
stores.and at customer service
counters of May Co., Sears
and Woolworth.
ni. park would Include Q>e
islands of Santa Barbara,
Anacapa, Santa Cnu:, Santa
Rosa and San Miguel.
15,00I VISITED.
Says Robinson: ••LaJt year
alone more \ban 15,000 persons
toured · the .Channel Iai.ncts
National MQ.numents of Santa
Barbara and Anacapa. We
want the islands made Into
a park so we can protect
them, not restrict the>:r ue.
We will open their use to
more people this way.
"The best marine gardens
in the world are out there
en the islands. They cons:Utute
a recreation resource offering
a remarkable variety o f
recreational opportunltles to
an ever-sweUlng metropolitan
region."
These, he said, lnclude
boating, fishing, diving, pic-
nicking, hiking, and ezplorlng
rugged areas that tell the
f I .·
AfRAID T .. iltl'S,
NO SANTA CLAUS?
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How ca n
~8 diamonds
be so beautifun
They were ju st
cut' out to be.
Re5ult; a bracelet of incomparable beauty.
182 bii.gu,ette diamonds, 56 round diamonds,
platinum mounting. Specially handcrafted
a'nd eKClusively at Howes. See it soon. $8,750 •• B.D. HOWES and SON
SOUTHERN CAl.JfOl.NIA'S flNEST J!W[URS
lOSANGEllS • )100W~sh.in!! lloulC'l'aid
'A!AO£HA • ll6 Soulti Ub Awrwe W'd Huntin1ton·Shei'll011 Hot.i
NEWl'OlT IV.CH • l412Vi1 Udo-SANTA IAllAlA • 1415 Stitt Stfftt
GOIDWATEl'S • "-nbt8111:1SalttlcWe -:: In addiUon, th e Pres.i·
dent-elect has named three
deputies tG hiJ top advisers.
They are:
Harry S. Oen~ :18, deputy
to counsel John Ehrlichman;
former assistant to South
Carolina Sen. Strom Thur·
mond and chairman or the
South Carolina Republican
party.
Messages will be accepted
through Dec. 19. Messages .to
other overseas basell also will
be accepted.
story of the geological •nd'liiiiiiii~miiiiiiinn~iiT~i,~,i~r;;w;;;;;;:~;;;;9~;;;;;;;r~~;;w;;;;1ii1-biologica1 past.
Most, in ap p ear ance,
resemble the low brushy bills
on the mainland. But aome
have spectacular features.
Here's a rundown.
John P. Sean, 28, also depu-
ty to Ehrlichman; former at·
tomey with the New York
law firm of Nixon, Mudge
Rose, Guthrie, Alexander and
Mllcllell.
Wllllam. E. Tim.mom, 3 7
deputy to Bryce N. Harlow;
former a~t to Tennessee
Club President J e r r y
VanderOuft said the message!!
can be sent to most bases
throughout the world.
Give the United Way
ANACAPA. Smallest and
nearest, it is the only island
presently open to visiton
without special permission.
Narrow, steep-sloped, it is I
AdvtrtlMment
Stops Tormenting
Rectal.Itch
Rep. William Brock. £..c::fuam.Foomila l'Mmptly Stapa ltdllng,
In the tradltiooal pool of B , __ '"-"---p. clP'" I M White House military aide, Ulllmi 1U10 n.cuc¥'el am ucs n Oil Cases
N~on chose His old friend, New York, N.Y. (Bpeda{): The eotlet.or atlqin.r utrhl~ntl
Air Force Col. James D. emh&l'l'aaalnc itch c•u1ed b7 ot U7 kind.
Hughes, 48, former a.alety hamorrlMlida t. moat tortumua. TheHCl'Wt:ls~H9.
director fur the U. S. Air Bnt adooe bu fomuf a apedal TheN ii no other hemorrhoid
Forces, Europe. formula with the abilit,-, la formal& lib it. Preparation H
---------1 :moat cues-to promptly atop alao luhricatea,IOOthesirrltated
th·11 btzrning' itch. relin'e pain ·t;lauu and helpa preft!lt flll'-
U d ectuall7 ahrlnk bemor-ther infection. In ointment Clll'
t hofda. And all without nar-tupposj.t;ory fonn.
Kids Uke to
Ask .Andy
HEY KIDS!-SANTA ARRIVES
GN A BIG RED FIRE ENGINE
TOMORROW, DEC. 14TH AT 10 A.M. ------------· F«EE CANDY CANES' FOR THE KIDS I ----------JllPllU J'ICTVRES WITH SANTA CLAUS AT
HIS HOUSE ON THE MAU -aa-
HARBOR
SHOPPING
CENTER
2300
Harbor Blvd.
COSTA
MESA
.1194-lollox tl• 10-~JJU ...
ff Foll Wrap
Exotto 11Kming 98 foll tor tho•• C .._iar .rlftal .
llt t-11130".Sl"
·Faihlo~ Wrap
~~~°!$239 ,paper,
ltc~ofU
Stick-on Bows
''Btau Tyl' lll .
02lrbtmu eolora 43c: •• l>LtcoWlt S&l•
J'tkadl
-98' Solid Color
2l" Ornaments
Boxof7
Shining ornaments
in• Red, Gold, Blue,
Green end Pink a.s·
sortment! Perfect
.lli.ze !or all trees!
Macie m. the U.S.A.
"Best buy!"
DECORATIONS AT DISCOUNTS
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41 -fnch Tall
Illuminated
Candle
B•auUtul ••d lmp,..,_ $296 Bive • , ·• adda & boll-
·day note .to Cbrist-
:rnu decorat:l.eps,
$3.98 Musical
Santa Head
.Claua with the •rl,,
Ev•cyone wlll tavo $299 thhl J 0 11 y sa.n.ta
merry tune! -1!
$291 1 ~1 Dwarf ·•·
~~.':.""~~ $2~ cottuzite that makea .
him. irreslatabte to · • • ,,,;"
tile ldddlM !
H OLIDAY FLORAL DECORATIONS
Llfellke Peffed
Poinsettias
Brighten • D 4 decon.te your
home with • aac ll!elik• poillMt.. . u. of. "•t&y.. .
--""'11.
>L< 26!' Gala! Nelly
']'· ,with Glltter J9c' • For festiv• table& •
Cryahrl•.llke Helltley
Florol Arrangements Gllatenlng pl&sth~,. l'lua lloraJ. .,.. C
ta.n~ettt for . )'Our table.
Gracetully shaped, real lookln
tree made <Jf flame -resistant
Vfm.yl You could mistake tt for
a tres~ly cut one!
$2.59 Sno.Flok
Tree Flocking Kit
' f: $1 99
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1 Tbe euy, dG-it..}OW'lelf
way t.o • snowy, pro--
fealonally • flock• 4
Chrl9tmu tree. 1Aata
SO da,yl or more! muy,
fun!
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Luel Tells Trlela
'ri:his Cqn.~B_e the Looolie$t H.ouse'
WASHINGTON (AP) -"It
looks like it'• &lid . to ..
you lmtoad ol . beJne lllDl>-
blsbi'' 10.year-old Jlm Hardin
commentod alter blsJlnt vllll
to the While Houle.
His --buddJ; Alex Shultz, t, llked U: ·tor 1 dlf ..
ferent ruaon;, 4'Jt wu ute
a muaeum.'',
ls Scotch PiM
Your' Yule Tree? PRICE WAR
HAllCITs'l 51 WABlll!IGTON (UPI) -w«llon-..ib)'_.,.
'ftlub to 1111 U.S. -GU lloalfl01 -to .... L......i .., lfllt ...... _ -tt .. pomlblo to lnlonn -el -to .... ,.. tbol .,_av--Olrtllmlll tno marDI ., Harbor ..i P•rlr
pn>lllblJwtllhe1ICOldlplne. -el ll1tllllcol --.... -~ -dou&l• !Ir, hllaam ftr, black and nlevaat IC ODO mtc , ......... ""
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,_ -,_.__. Thole -.,., lb• 'CUT-RITE ........ HOP -aMo • lot el ltud)r lort;ll -aid, ~ to~ aw. Tbo1"'" "wtiit 1111 pubUc "-• HI WllT lnH . COSTA MISA motfnted D ID1elJ b)' !be llllf CU. In tum, .... "Gee whll. Joe," wu U>t .
comment from Cir! Blcbl,
6, to ID 9Jder broUier U he
surveyed tlatuary Hall p the
Capitol -
~""--~----and -ID---..I'll. ............ ~ eoUtied •1~, bmed to provide tr: ... :~to:~=======·== .. =·=M=,..==._~,..====~ ice cl': 1neet the demand. •• ~ In the -• ..,,,. !nllllllty el -··
'"lllls -11 aimed of and dlalrlllulan to ICCW'aldy ~ The bOyl wen 11m1C IS
chUdren ol the n e w l y
detlgnated~c.blnel 1nwnben
who ~eni' ~ 1Ga 'a YIP ' tour o1 wilbliigioil ~ ·
by Palric!la HIXm, ~
of Presid~~ .• •
Luci J-· "•fi-•'1''. daugbler or · Pre-¥ 4t»I· Jobnson • •"'--' u.e· • ......"'!J?U ~ group..
around !be.wblle BOlllll: ShO
interwove b.iltori!:al data with
personal -meaDoiiel .~ G(." ta
house abe moved Jnto" as I
15-year-old.
The guest.I -youngsten,
teen-agers and aorne married
couples -heard Mrs. Nugent
recall in the State Dining
Room: "I was 13 years old
and my sister and I received
our first lnvitaUon to a State
Dinner • . . I wrote back
to Mn. Kennedy to aay the
invitation was the 4hrill of
a lifeUme 'but you might not
be aware of our ages.'
beljllna ., ...... pmioe and· =· ~ =.i °'..= llgu111 Btidl School of Art ind Deslan -market tr... that will ple.-•• _.. "is • crucial _,_,_ more JU]e tree aboppen." .._.. .. -....
PINll PAVOUD • .: ~. ~/': ~ WINTER PROGRAM •
Wbll p-yule tree iiiop:' tr.el In some anu and 1
, pen, '!bl t t 10 1 r,e b er 1 IUlJ>}us In olhen, re~8111 JAN. 6 • MAR. 7 dllcct•ed. dopeods In-large a waste In exC<31 ol •10
1'. I ' ' WIT ....... GETTING ACQUAINTl\D -:;-.J;ucf Nugent, (Jell) -daughter' cil Prea_ldenl John-
son, shows the main dilijng room of. the White House. IQ Tricia Nixon, daughter
ol President-elect NlxOI\, MIJB Nixon led the children of her fatlier?s cabmet-
on a tour· of the ExecuUYe Mansion.
. part on reglool1 lr!ldlllons. million." , .
For example, "Kentack1ans FUtL TREE
usually choose the red Cedar-, Just what do Christmu tree
wb1ch ii ~t ~ ln ttie' buyers want? They want 1
stale,-wblle. to:ulerneri -~ nice, full, straight, fresh look-balsal!> fir or ICOlch.plne.".. In1 tne, Nomeownen like 1
By and tarp, the research tne 1ix to eight feet high,
dlsclooed, -''*"'tch pine is the . -1partmeot -favorite American Chrlstmil wfll settle for 10metl\ln8
tree. MOft scotch pines .,. smJJler.
marl:lled and sold from rell11 Nol only needle lenath but
told us 'don't drink the At the Capitol. the group "It's really a beJuUM town. lots for the ho1ldays than U, needle 14sharpne:a" tnifuences
wine.'" ' was U8bered onto the 'House you know, it's, well, it's other evergreen." purchasers who know what It
In soother room: "The f1r11 Door by W i I ii a Jjl M. . beauUlul" . · . Cbrlstmas tree m 1 rt e,t Is to get lllm( wblle try1n1
wiyie llou.!e party I ever bad "Fishbalt" Miller, the cbief Next stop was the lieoale resell'Ch is, centered st 1111 lo lodge 1 bit ol Umei where
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DAVID ICHlllAML __ ... AINOl.I ICHIPllN
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.ION ITOUIWIY
IASIC AND ADYANCID CDUUIS
DIA WI Ne
CO&.OI & DDleN
OIL PAINTIN•
ICUllTUU
WAmCOLOI
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CllAMICI as In 'thJo room ll doorkeeper who got off to a dining room. lndustlral opporlunllia pro-ll will do the lllOll goed.
:as 8 sweet atxteen ·~~ise ~ewhat shaky start; when "NOW Wetnl gt>lng to lunch, 'ject OI the ' Il'orest Products . ''Buyers ~ally fl n d SNte llf•••••• Af:ror•M ,_ y..._
party,andmyweddingrecep-he told Jim Hardin, "Your yeah,yeab,"saidCyrlHickel. MarketiJl&..Labor.ator.y.,,. m~ needles most uo ....... c.,..1 ... -rn41 4t4-ll21 "She wrote back and aa.id
'I am very much aware of
your ages and I want you
to come' ••• Our parenta
tion was here." daddy is seerttary of labor." "A:te we rtaDy going to lunch Princeton, W. Va. acceptable," the forest service I
In seeing the group off, MrL ".\griculiure." the b o Yl'.!no~w~?:'.'."---~----A~t:._the~_!'.l'rtncelno~~L, lab,~~siall~~sal~d.'.!::._ ______ ~:;::======~========~ Nugent said: ''This can be responded firrnJy.
4 Given
Honors
/
By Scouts _
Four men from Bunilngton
Beach and Fountain Valley
received the Order of Merit
awarda for outstanding aervlce
to boyhood at a recent
P a c 1 f I c a District Scouter
recognition dinner. '
Thomas A. Gillespie and J.
D. Raby of Huntington Beach
and J ames Johnson and
Richard E. Lyddon of Foun-
tain Valley were the reci-
pient&
The scout district, part of
the Orange Empire Council
nf the Boy Scouts, also
recognized several other &COUt
leader1.
Special awards for aervice
to scouting went to Jerrt
Pierson of Fountain Valley
and to IlellolJ l>yetr Georp
Gauthier, James ' He 1-d,
William Melloo 8111 Tetey
Tutor Ill ol Buntin~ Beach.
the loneliest house In the Miller 'explllned Iha! oeats
world but if you· warit It to in the House gallery for
be it can be the most members of the executive
rewlrding time of ,YOW' life." branch are allocated on strict
The .tourilt bua theri swung pjicrlty, wlth Cabinet Camillel
U P 1 -A -wilb seated Ii an order baled qn . P eJ\llSY v venue, ••· "·b'-·t r-•, wtlll pno· r!'-a guide wlnf,lng out ·govern-""'° ~ u"' cuu. ..,
ment buildlnga "here their to ~ aecretsry of state.
fathers wW ahortly . be' ·top The Senate side waJ' next.
men. "ls that where we're giiina
"Are we .&oh>B to Jw>cb Air have lunch!" Carl Hickel
iu>w?7 asked CilrMllcte~ the . ·asked.
youngest member or the Cathleen Finch. 10, whose
group. He and his fcf!JI' father will be secretary of
brotil.en on hand are the sOns wellare, aald she hid been
of Alaska Gov. Willer J. to Waablngton before -
Hickel, named to be secretary "when I wu little." .
of, the interior. Her sister, Pr11cllla,. said,
.... . ·Jiqle Bells, Jin~le BoHs • , •
', ' •. Jin9li 111 th• w:Y fo H...tl ..... 611fW.
'.. lrln9 th1 klclcU11 to 1•• S1nf• •t
MorttfOl'l'lll'y W11"d1, P1111f1y'1 or Th• Bro1dw•y
~ · Join th• Chti•tm•1 c1rolin9 und1r th1
9r111d•1t Chri1fm11 tr11 in •ny nt•ll .this S1,1nd1y 2:l0 to l :OO •ncl Mond1y thru
Thurs •Y•nln9 6:30 to 7115,
Sfc:ir1i •p•n:& 111111 1.w.,k incl m•ny on Suncl1y1,
l11cll. •ncl Eclln91r 1t th• S•n Di•lilO fr1•w•y•
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While it'1 not a big gift•,, it's
a little gift that meet Chrisllpu
sboppets will appreciate. With
you in mind, oome of our atom
will open their doon on Sunday
December 15 and 22nd. Briog
the children and enjoy a whirl
on the Carousel. Listed below
are the stores that will be open
, •. hourt from I I a.m. to 5 p.m.
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•Four-speed a utomatic
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•DeluJ.e lightweight tone
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I 102 SQ. INCHES I
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• Fw\I rated power transformer
• Automolic color clarifier with
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•Zenith's .. stereo precision'"
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•Zenith's solid·slote FM/A.M
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•Moster 1tereophonic sound
control panel
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•Powerful ff1)nf-mounted 4"x3 ..
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•UHF tvner with solid
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•Front mounted clear sound
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•Instant-on reception ••• no
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tronsmiuion and 1tabili1er
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•lint filter and recirculation
1ystem +M~ •6 position water saver
•Safety lid lock
•Smooth rolling gl id~out rocks hold
a full ser1ice for 16
•Automotic dou ble wa1h detergent
dispenser
• Compl tte two-cycl1 with singel timer
knob
•''Top-roted .. wash a ction fo r
cleanest dish••
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·• lly JfdtU lb•bi!O · • · Wtien •the contpany ~.... ij; ralM • ' lice111e .. ~ he did." €1almlna she
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. • Of fllt Daltr Ptlll ... ft her ' aaJafy ftdm #$ lo tz1'.IO Al WetJc CillJy WOrl:ed ~( it, abe fetll ~he heJp1 I .
"Get out· and do somelhloi," ihe pr.. H!l<i1 ql!lt · to l\l>Ch mef<:~llln4 at Bob by keepmg her hand to and w
· -etaimo> vtg!"'"'li 1M Qelen Hubbard : l.o!'l ll'<ll' ~ Cl~y c;o1li a:.llbJlul~ . ~1111 to l1' •••re.. 4 •
follows her owh adlnet.' • · • ·' atJiiit'liio,/ '62 n~· graduate wort She Uiea HunHkion Harbour .,hicl> 1·
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PHll~RMONIC BOARD CHAIRMAN
Mrs. C. Robert Hubbartt
FnMr, o.l 11,. .,_. •Ht.' ,. ... 11
Joel.On Heitlnv•. 642-4321
-Guild Favors New Color Scheme
-Putting their pink uniforms away and donning tbei.r ,prettiest party. dresses
wiU be members of the Westminster Community Hospital Guild. On Tuesday,
Dec. 17, guild members and husbands or a guest wi11 be guests during the hos-
pital's party taking place in the Edgewater Inn, Long Beach, and at 6:30 p.m.
\.Vednesday, Dec. 18, they will celebrate the Yule season with their own party
during a .buffet di,nner in the home of Mrs. Nick Ekovicn. Arranging the table
decorations are (Jett to right) Mrs. Arthur Munns and Mrs. Ca rey. Baird. Mrs.
Paul Stafford and Mrs. Albert Kleist are serving as chairmen.
Qiap~ cropped hair ailurally trostea, al1 UCLA Jnd ·Univuslty of Southern • w detc:rlbea u a bouaing development • '"".ihe ill •&«tchln( Jlt"ippearance-but-'riialil1ornta,_.:.--. wilb a 't11ler!ront age! reela the area " .ller rnoat1 contaglow qualltf ls bu · bu· great potential. She deplores the
. Yl,branf zeit for living. , "l think the kids today au gre-1 fragmentation of H\lntington Valley and
-·IO · m~ . smarter than We were," ,_ .. __ ould Joi '"1 can't understand boredom -tbe she siyi\ briskly, "but 1 ~Ueve in WL:ll"JQ mort area women w n
chronic complaint of nothing to do -discipline. Thia business of the mlnorlty together in needed community projecta.
1 tlf Jlcoholism In women my age," of studenta creating chaOI ..:.. I think "I like ,~ridge and martinla, too," she ~phasiz.ei the efficient mothU ol three strong 1 diacl~Uhary action "1oukl be quips. "but _Children 's Hospital and
and grandmother of two. taken." 1• Orange County Philharmonic are more
Helen Ii chalrman of the board of important." .__ H ""gt Harbour Philhar · Kim, youngest. of the Hubtunit children ""'" unun 00 moruc and president of CHOCettes-:Jt"nior alll'~ A golf and 'tenn!s player until a re«nt. Committee, spoMOrs of the sixth aMual Uiary of the Merm1ld Gbild, Will arthritis flare-up, Helen Ls only mildly
boat parades taking ·place at 1 and graduate at 18 from Marina Hlgh School, enthusiastic abot•t the familY cruiser
5 p.m. tomorrow. · ~ Mrs Don Wood th f' RI t UI whlch she humorously t'erma BOb'a ~-'dent or the • ""• Menn. aid Gui)"' · na · ' mo er 0 c ' f playpen. r,...,,. .......,. -t ~ and Dolly, 4 ,is sportswear buyer for
ol Huntington Beach, she also serves the Hatri.s Co. stores in the San. ' as a provisional member of the B •""'~Ill 1 , $he had to ~ediJcate her huabal,ld ~rn'°"~.t -~. ver .. ' de area. in -ant to wor· king women Assistance League, member of Gallery . · ~o ·
Aasociates of UCI, Huntington Harbour IUch&rd ·Hllbbard and his wife, Andi. "When we ,first were married Bob
Republican Women 's Club and the World are·seCond-j..~af teai::her.s in an American ref~ to havf HIS wife work, but ·
Affaira Council of Orange County. ~I Jn T~gucigalpa,_ Hondur~s. · ~ no',\' he agrees that generally working
Her volunteer hours of s er v Ice · followtnR:' the "outbreik of World War . women are. more interesting because
benefiting three major projects alone II, Helen return~ lo merchandising as they are interested. They hsve more
would account for more than a full · per5000el .super1isor for Bu 11 0 ck • 11 vitality and don't fo11ow a pattern.
week's work each month if performed Wiislilre, , lhen joined the Lo! Anitlet
consecutively. store u an assbUlnt buyer and assistant
Much credit for her exuberance she pe~ 11;1pervlsor ·
gives lo her husband Robert, a national sht: beiteVe! iashion ls for fun, though
real estate consultant, whose eisy-going, she ruefully admits It's probably a good
acholarly manner conceals the fact that thing she no longer is a buyer. be ia an arch foe of lethargy.
"Do you believe it? Then do something
atiout it," be states firmly.
"And there are so many interesting
things to do ," stresses lhe forceful Hun-
tington Harbour matron.
Her yaried interests have led her into
retail merchandising, teaching, person·
nel work, real estate, marriage and
motherhood.
After attending S\.anford University she
received her BS degr~ frt'.ln Simmons
College, Boston, and burst into retailing
as an assistant buyer" with the May
Co.
''Fashiom swing in cycles. Today's·
rashions are beamed for lhe-youni. Short
skirts are adorable on young ·people
-terribly ' chic and way-out. Anything
from ·the knee to four inches above
is acceptable 1&ependlng on the legs)
as Jong as · Y.ou, don't get toO . spastic
about it. Good fa~hion people don'L"
She gleefully admits shocking Bob by
turning up .for her 30th Stanford reunion
in culottes and boota.
Her interest ln· real estate was
stimulated by her curiosity. "I wanted
lo see what Bob was doing, so I got
"Too many women today don't even
read· -don't keep up with )"bat's goinc
on in the world."
The Hubbards believe in Jtimulation
and change -even at age 50. "We're
here to do all we can ·and nothing
is all Ui,t twd." ~e $tea. •
Right now Helen and Bob are looting
forward to a trip lo Europe af~ Kim's
graduation. Or taking the boat through
the Great Lakes and inland 'waters •of
New England. Or -most exciting of
all -viewing the majestic Himalaya
Mountains from a helicopter as guesta
of a Hindu doctor from Katmandu, Nepal,
they ente~ined as hosts for the World
Affairs Council.
"We may just-be dreaming.,'' she Ny'
aoftly, her grey-green eyes squinting
against the sun. "But if You never dream, You never accomplish anything."
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• • Santa's Assembly Line Starts in Fountd in Valley f
Mrs. Montie Carter. Mr~. Lo:1~ .iL .:> .... ,1;ioau~ed that for the second
year turkeys will be donated and Ute club membe~hip will supf
ply the remainder of the dinner. Assisting Mrs. Long with thl
project is Mrs. Andrew Edwards, Americanism co-chairman.
Nothing says Merry Christmas like the fragFant aroma of turkey
baking in the oven, and members of Lhe South Coast Junior
Woman's Club, Fountain Valley, intend to see that three needy
area families each enjoy a complete dinner. Measuring turkeys
are (left to right) Mrs. Larry Long, Mrs. George O'Hare ana •
A· Sure G~_uge for Sister: Ev~~ything Improves " With Age )
DEAR ANN LANDERS : I'd like to
say a word to the girl who wu ~
plaining about her pesty, 1'8in·in·the-neck
kid brother, age t I. She said he: wu
driving her cuckoo and she didn't think
1ht coold last rour years lmUI she went
away to college.
Tell mir 1 was in her spot eight
years age. I wae 12 µien and he was
10. I came close to writing to yoo
a half daun times to ask for help.
My brother wu an awfut pest and
• 'tease and at times I was sure I
hitcd him.
Wt week that "awful pest'' left for
V'.'.!tnam. I never ttallicd how • much
he meat1! to me until I ll8d to s.y
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good-bye tO him . All the petty aquabbles
suddenJy &eemed ter ribly un.impor1anl.
I felt ·utiamed of ha ving bcrn so Im·
pat.lent and rtupid. I realize no·.v he
was a normal kid who eri;nyed a!l,.,·tion
and loved misch ief.
and they'll wish they could live ll~ose
days over agan. -BUD'S SIS
DEAR SIS: ·voa kltd/ I.h em -and
h1 a wa1 I never co;di Thank you
dear.
Please. Ann, tc11 Rll tl1" r'. r ·' f"rs DEAR ~JN LANDERs : Last month
who are now .suff;1·ing '· 11 1-~:; 1.:1 ncr bclo\iul uncle died. P.c was laid
brothen lhat be·,..re they It ·'"';? ll t.t: .. ~" o·" in the living room of his home,
little bralt)' brolht'ra will be Rr'OWn up In rroi:t or the picture windows. ,,
•
l'he following day he wa1 taken 200
mlJet away to be burled In· bis wife'•
fam1l,y cemetery. I have seen lb.is
cemetery and it la right In the Cfliddle
of a cornfield.' Nobody bbthen to keep
It up and k makes me· sick to think
of our loving kin out thert in all these
weeds and brambles. ·
our whole family, ii upset about this
and we wonder If tbere'a anytl)lng we
can do lo get our dear uncle moved
back here where we can give him lbt
ptO!lel" care and attention. -rn~.
CERNED FAMlLY
DEAR FAMILY: I tnu• yea aaYe
your dear uncle the proper care and
auenlJoa wbea lie: w1.1 •live. That'• the
only kind 1 pen• lttaertta trona.
Hit wife lla1 lite rlpt ti .._ tu.
flu.I re1Uq place 1llllua \e rude •
ope<i•I ...,..,, Jn •u~•Jil u. o11, ,....., .
him In Ute cornnttd, tit• 1 *l'e~ lte
1hoakl be.
DEAR ANN;. You're: goin& to dc-.i<le
lhll. I'm sick ol oplnlons ftun relltives
who don' know their elboW1 trom third -· ' I went with Pete for two ' y~. We
Wert· o!Ncla ll,y ongaged far 11 moalba.
U. suddenly called oll the whole lblni,
sayina he wasn't ready to get married.
My parenta loot the l250 dtpolit on
the hall. l spent over •too on honeymoon·
style nlaht.aowna and other rrtlly 1t11rr
• • ' that i!n't worth I boot now. r ' :l nu. was roor·mi>nt11s •to'and y..i.r,
day the low~~. lkw1k uked •for hli
Qllg. I aaid ''NO." He llid he'a ieolr,.
·Iii lawyer. What should J do?~ LIVlD : •
DEAi\ UV: 1111 low1"' wl1I tell ldia
tllll wlleo 1 mu -i... ... _.
Ille atrl ii .. -lo ... .... 11111 wly oo W1ll w..W ~ waat Mt ·l -ltlla-)'Oll'd be ...,, .. ..,. rid tl ..,.._, IUI ......... ,_,_, .. --· • ' · Ann Landen will be Jlad to ll1P
you with yollr problemr. Send -
to her in caro ol Iha DAILY PILOT
enclosing a at.amped, M:lt~
flOVelope. r.
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Scorpio~:.,Break From Routine
Ioo1tmi1tre11e1 Secretorle1
surfltile Clubltoate' In Htm-:i:.=t~
ij(llino )leocb )$ lite mee~ l.elal fllt
·pll<e J" members or w ~': •4 1
Olal --Club "' hrltor Runllnlino lldtcb ·an lb< ... aill-..t W 'ftW/.:t.bo
SATURDAY 1-, Tw roatl toward DfCEMI~ 14 .,....., """'°"1· .1ury fllae jtrjde. .
-lftd r.urtb IV~ ~ '11'1111 , I U.
But )'OU coot• UtrouP by Get pollc1 llel. OUlline 1oall. 1111 ,• p.m. • ~.., 11 J p,m, '
ut11111n1W1lquemelhod.1Cvto>-Pul lomeWq on Pll*· Nol~;,;:;~======:::::;:::1;'=;;:::::::::=;::~ tac ldahJl,ghtt r om a n c e • wlM: to meNly ~· rial ir:-~, "
BJ 11\'llN~ OMAJlll • TAll&UI (~May lO): Pel'OOftll maaoellam r • 11 n l .ftr 1oq,._ 1r ... 1 pluta. ' ' ;.
-·· -(Feb. JMlmb •» . . ·,$a' -nJi'I. , -, "The •-trola .,_ Esplllil -"· ....._ Me1111 w_. man con ,.,,. realize there ii an o t be r
dMlloy ••• Altrology pointl the dlqienaloo to job al band. 01\Y
way." fe.atm'M. undemanding of
CANCER (June 11.Jtdf 3!): MYll«Y lllJ!TOWldl docifmeot '
Securlly ii enhlnoed. You pl -led with mooey. Y"1
better deal wbent bulc -COUid be involved: Key IJ tjl? • ,
are concerned. Home Im-tie perceptive. see pmcn., • ~ . • . AIW!ll(Mlrch tt:AprU 19): oubtle-Wbltl,Wll I
!lllunlon lndloaled; ... be mylJW'J-ftillt into.piect •.
Ume or pl ........ fullillment. Gll:MINI (May ll>June lO):
FmlilY dll(.....,.. .,.. 11~ cieaUvttY 11 k e 1 opoUlffbl.
llld. l)opondl ll(IOll )'OU' •IU-Tllere IJ added ~bllity.
provement ohould be 1oaI. Get 1llualionl in re.U.tlC lllh!-r. ' '·.i. -~-• i
tblnga fl.led. Leave no I<tooe Avoid ... who talla. tall Formefly ·\li!lni~· .
enda. Fulfill family oblJPUoo. ll«lea.. ' 1 " ' t :;'. .;.• ,
, LI!O (July 21-Aq. 31): IF TODAY II YOUR • ,., -, " VJt.•
Wonderful deaJinp indk:lted JlllTllDAY you m dynlml"' Hair NeJ!<. ):
'with oelghbora, retattves. El· attract!.,.• to·op)1te .ex. You .,.,.# "'=!\-. ~
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~-' ·:· '· '•' t' ~ '•;·
""LUClt. LIGIN°""'Vislons of ligb~ed candles-not
. .ugarplums -donce in the bead or Anchor. Lodge
'MB, Vua Order of America's Lucia Queen, Miss
Palricia Ollila (left) and ber princess Patricia Bry-
-..... Mla1-Ollila will reign as queen during the
.-;II'OUP'• CluUtmu program which will be presented
.. Dec. 15.
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"LVasa Order
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Lucia "
Lights Up Fete
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Weddings, Troths
Pilot's Dead.Jines
To avoid dl11ppointment, prospective
brldea are reminded to have !heir wed4lnl 1torle1 with black and white gl0<sy pboto-
grapla to the DAILY PILOT Society Depart-
ment prior to or within one Week after the
weddinJ. · .
For engagement announcements it ii
1ugge1ted that the story, also accompanied
by a black and while glo1Sy p i c t u r e, be 1ubmltted early. U the betrothal announce-
ment and wedding date are six wef:ks or less
apar~ only the wedding photo will be ac-
cepted.
To help ·fill requiremen!J on both wed-
ding and engageme;nt stories, forms are avafi..
able in all ol the DAILY PILOT offlc ...
Further que1Uons will be 1D1Wered by Social
Notes staff members at 1142-4S21 or 494-94U.
""" vt~wo. Hiall111ti1 =ir-~:!ic ... ~~~ ,._ has now "1·0'1·.l'!_~·J. ·'-&•Le ..
venaWlty. Be darida. Try and report. You ca influenoe ~"° ~ ''" IOllletlilng dlllerenl. Sb o r I . your ilmel H you , properly t .-. ,
journey ii on age!lda-II& aJeit. uliliz< viii ""'-ilal. ""•·••. ff h " D1ap1,.y ..... o1 -· ,........ "'"""' sta ere .at' -VIRGO (Aug, »&pl. D): . ~ ippwa up-
Avolcl"extravaganee. You &et GENERAL TENDENCil!:S·
proml18 of. fiD1nd1l blcking. . Cycle blah for · L'I B RA .
Thil ahould nol be reuoo for ' s C O R P I 0 SAGl1T -'
careleaanesa. Coe~ to "'k. Spedll word to A !ti! S :
w1ya ol ~-Mooty dllcua11oon1ract with upert. picture la generally brighter. . T• ,IM eut whl'• lltckY 16<" ....,
L!Bn• (Sept -A~ -,. I" IMllfr lllf lo'lt, _..., SVdMr nn • • ~-.. Mi ~ Omorr"1 tiootltt, .. Secrtt Hints lot Kbeeyno•~fl,.ed exipilllith ataonlul. ~Don~. :';: :OM~ .. =, "'~,.= 88uo W quo,, Stettts. fhl D"ILY ,ILOT, lcl11 324e, Thia la. your day to win big. Gr•l)ll! c1111m1 SMtltn.. Nirw v.nc.
Alk for and receive the beat.1-.";;;·•;;;· ';;;";;;'";;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=
Personality shlnel.·ceiebraUonll
aee.s you ill 1tar performer .
SCORPIO (Oct. 13-Nov. ZI):
Break from rouUne. Be with
conc!niii people. Wonderful
for arouP activity. ctubl
or1anizatlon event .is
especially favored. Tbo9e who
share intettst.s can aid your
cau.e.
SAGl1TARIUS (Nov. :IZ-
Dec. ti)' Change, variety,
social acUvlty art highlighted .
Member of oppc:llite ae:i el·
presses bold interest. Be
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reign as Lucia, Queen of
Light, at the Anchor Lodge
848, Vasa Order of America'•
Chris~ program.
Clubhouse, Newport Beach. Nativity Play Offered
graciCJU5, but don 't overly
commit yourself. Me 11 age
very clear. tonight.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-
Jan. 19): Older individual
comes through on promise. re.-
quest.. Excellent f o r en-
tertaining boa at home. Be
with those who b a v e
aomething worthwhile to,.say,
conbibute. Get famil1 back·
Ing .
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~ Miu Oll1la attended by five
! Princesses, star boy1 and
elves, wUJ lead the traditional
-dance around the Christ.mu
. -_-tree at the 5 p.m. Dec. 15
: ··'gathering in the Z on la
Entertainment will be pro-
vided by members of the
Hollywood Swedish C h o i r ,
under the dfr~on of Douglas
Hyttenberg, Julie Larson and
David aqd MaCk Carlson.
Students from Sweden will
be guests at the party where
Santa will distribute presentl
to the little ones.
At Huntington Center
The 1tory of the first
Christmu will be portrayed
in the Huntington Center Mall
at 3:30 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 15.
The Fountain V a 11 e y
Woman's Club, at the in-
vitation of Mrs. Tom Keevil,
assistant promotions director AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fob.
18) :. 'Good news comes from
afar. Don't be overly anxious. for the center, will present
-_. the colorful Nativity scene ac-
ctfflted with traditional carols.
-Adornetl in brillilnt aatin
costumes will be the Mmes.
Gary Powley, Mary ; Robert
Gillum, Joseph; Phil Silver,
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Harbor Council Movie Guide Coed to Tell
Of Christmas -'
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"' o.-m Irr tn. fllmt1 cotl'W'lllttft of
H•rtlor COuolcll PTA. Mr&. Roblr1
mission. Shaw'• play. Robert Pecha and William
GUESS WHO'S COMING TO HOW SWEET IT IS ._ Broad Pullord, shepherds: Robert
DINNER? -Moving story marital farce. Moss, Roy Rowland and David
In Spain, Italy
, Sor...., 11 prnlOtnt eel M.l'1. Herl
S-II mnv'!llrlM WlnMn. If
ii lntlNHd ... ~ ~ ....... .,.......,. .ult.._ fllrnt flDr. cert•f!I ...
")I-tM WIJI llll'llNr 'WMllfl', Y-
~ ... .tk:ll*', No.ti """" to MoVM OUldl, Cl,. ., the OAIL Y
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of t' •l •-Ritchie, three Wise Men, and Winner• in the creative 1 · paren s reac~ons w A LOVELY W'Y TO' DIE ' racially mixed marriage. _ .,._ ... ucUve· hen 1. uty 1_ ...... MW Mary ·Elizabeth Lam-writing contest sponsored by
I ~ g --men, the angel the Junior FriendJ of Newport NT ERL.UDE -Tern-cu~ of killing her w••'thy, n •••• Publl Librari t'll
ta] brilli t ~ Nma•"'"' the ... _ry ~·1 be· ~-.. c • ea w peramen , an con--elderly hUJband. Mn to'rln,.r.a ""' "u receive . their trophies next
dwiucthtor becomes involved 1 LOVE YOU, ALICE B. I b; h mm.1~·_.~ theb M6nday, Dec. 16. a young journalist. TOKLAS -Nice Jewlab boy cu s c orus, uua.:i.cu y The trophies will be awar(l·
RACHEL, RACHEL -Tender 1lves up hla aquare flancee Mn. Richard Klnpbury, will ·ed during th~ Christmas in
atudy of a splnster school . a n d h I I r o 1 e I n provide musical baCklJ'Ollnd. Spain pre.enlailon ln the o:~ee~ON YEARS B.C. teacher. E8tabllshment for Ute of a ~fm~ coordinator is Mrs. Mariner• library'• all-purpose
•• f tw THE SAND PEBBLES -hippie. room.
TEENS AND ADULTS
GONE WITH THE WIND -
Old South • relurn& to the
;.It= n.&e story 0 0 stor)' about crew o ( PRE'ITY POISON _ Sordid, Following the presentation \ UCLA coed, MISl!I Jackie
SF£RET WAR OP' HARRY American gunboat. brutal murder tale of men-on the: mall, the Nativity Casala will tell of her
FRJGG _ Private becomes THUNDE]lBALL -Re-lasue tally diaturbed youn1 man pagd.nt will be rtpeated at Christmu 1pent In Italy and
-.1 hero when be deviaea flan of James Bond in tm· and cold-blooded girl. ?=30 p.m. Sunday,_ Dec. n.. Qf_ the holiday custom• of her I
to rescue Ove A I I e d derwater world. PRUDENCE AND 1HE PILL tn Tamura School, Fountain relaUves residing ln the Ba.s-
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-imerall. ~T SIDE STORY -Re--Impudent, Ir I v o I o u 1 ~~V~ai;;le~Y-~;;;;;;;;;;~~~:;;;;~qu~e~coun~~try~ol~S~pam~·~-~~·~-SHANE _ Tense western. issue of modern dance Brltwi farce.
WAIT UNTIL DARK ·-etta. THE in'RANGER RETURNS
Thriller in which thuga try ADULTS -Dubbed Italian film. EJ TEMPLE SHARON I to farce blind wife to reveal BARJIARELLA -BiwTe and TllQMAS CROWN AFF Alll -
wberubouta: of be r 01 0 y!teless oddity. Sophi!ticated, 1·m mo r a J .._ 1 ---'-· BUM OF MRS. BLOSOOM story. • "' <=•"••rv•ti ... • 1y11•1•9u1 er th. ~ t11tltt H•rlt•r Ar•• MATUl\I'! TEl!:NJ -British farce about T 0 RN CURTAIN -AND ADULTI UnuauaI triangle. SopbiJtJcatld Hitchcock es-617 Wmt H ....... ., C... Metil
·BLUE _ Tew doictor and BLUI; MAX -Drama about p10nage film. 1.11 JIWflfl ,_,..., .,, ....... ,.. " ..... "' 111 wr _lltlt9hll
. hll dlughter uve the life World War I German ace. THE UGLY ONES -Story IAllATH mNIN• s1mca PIUDAT., l tll P.M.
of. a-bloodthlnty westerner THE DETECTIVE -Vulgar, of bounty bunlerl and the.Ir E• t11t fine 111111.,. °' "" T-i. si.rcn °""
, who wu railed by a Mes· violent melodrama of sordid, prey. _, tht -rm hltlewslll• 111 aur one, Slllbet
lean bandit brutal aspects of New Yort. VALLEY OF THE OOLLS -"llflfrl""' """..., & ••H,._ 1ci.1 -.-tll -...,, oettllll' 11
DR. zmvAGo _ Story of GREAT CATHERINE-Bued Taste 1e 11, 1ha11 ow c.n: Mi-lllJ ., 141·14JJ .
, J'DUill Ruulan doctor and on Gi!orge B e r n a r d melodrama.
;poet. ~------------------------------....,. .............. ~ :!'OR LOVE OF IVY -& : = :.':°11~.'.h For all your Holiday Bakery Treats ... c.ome to !i ~i._}=lf...iwrz: = LINDEROTH BAKERY i
Group on Go
·During Yule
· Newport Harbor sen 1 or I Citil.enl will be on the go
'during the bolld•y .......
The group, which bu jusl 1 r<lunted from a llhort lrlp
to Lu Vegas, plana a bollda.Yi
party Dec. fl ... even1ng bu• I
tour to Pasadena and
Hollywood to view I b e
Chri!tmu decora~ Dec.
It, and a dlnner-danee al the
clubhoule Dec. 11.
The Plnochla group -""
tltl round If 1..Uv!Uea wlllt
a ~ dinner lut Tuts-
day.
MR. SANTA!
ITS EASIER HEllEI
D,t,NISH ,t,MERlC,t,N
209 Main Strfft, Huntington leach Since 1961 Phone 536-3534 I
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D•cor1tod CakH _ $3. 75 ........... ~ ....
(I 'It ~"b 1.nfl •f '•cifie Ce11t Hlthw•y •"" 'i•rl
LUSCIOUS CHRIS™AS STOLLENS --------•. .. ....... :____$3.75
CHRISTMAS TRE~ STOLLEN . .. .. ·------··--------------~ 3,95
CHRISTMAS WREATH STOLLEN ·-·-·------------··------·-----·-............. 3.95
P•rf•cf for C•nferpi•C• •
PFEFFERNEUSE ....................................... ·---·-···----····--·--···----········--··-·-(dozen) 68c
GINGERBREAD BOYS ........... _ ....... _. ____ : ..... _ ................... _, __ (oach) 20c
STARS-SANTAS-TREES ...................... _. ___ .. ______ ................... (aach) iSc
FOR YOUR CHRISTMAS DECORATION • , •
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GINGERBREAD HOUSES . . . . _ . _ $4.25 !
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MULTI-COLORED CUT OUT CHRISTMAS COOKIES ... (dozon) 68c •!
CHRIS~~'SiousCOOKIES IDEAL GIFT FOR A SWEET FRIEND ~1 -~ Boxed Christmas Cookies I!
FRUIT CAKE ~ $1.69 I , , g~~~~L;~~:~~s ~~~Rl~~~~s ---~Nch~i'.~ I
ORDERS TAKEN NOW ••• CALL 536-3534 I
Opon D•ily from 7:30 •. m. to 6 p.m. -dos.d Sund•y I ,.. _________________________ __.. ___________ ...:
ON ALL OUTFITS
NOW
UNTIL
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DEC. 24th 2811 NEWPORT BLVD.
AT 5:00 NEWPORT BEACH
Make her dreams come true I
This Chri1tm11 be her knight in shining annor. Ltt ~
:nte~ior .deaigners help yolL They have 1 knick . .f~ fio.~
mg 1nsp1red gilts 1h1t 1rr: in good taste hut needn't cost
a king'li ransom. Such dreams a.re fun I L •• L l -·-·• . , • • • or .llUUl t> ~
FINE ROME FU!N!~GS
PASADENA
POMONA
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I '. . .. ) .:r ree .. t G~ests to U·nique Decor
Parl ol the fun ol docoratlnc ttmoVed IJUct. DMd< l ho
for tho holiday• Ii comln& cootenll of the two boct1 Into
up wllb ..,,.tblni ~al and lbree ' equal · parll, teepinc
dlffennt -aa 1tttadive ad-tlalues interleaved f.olether.
dllloo lo your docor and I La)' the lbree plleo ,of Jfalua
COllvtrlllloo ~lece f<lr ~. 00 I fiat-· locatll tonlOr
Artist
Show
" 'rlHY. -ll, 1961 DAILY "11.0T
"-4/pha GatJJs Pursue
. Holiday Bandwago~
IS
'!'be a1r w1u"11e lllltd Wtt1t 'tile r0unt111a' vanolo -,.i
1 Cll!iltinil • 1¢11 ~'"' : Mn: Wlllllm )$, lleed. lftil-#11 lor 1" llr"Ml Couni1 ' cJent. ' '' I
II Ji ftHlnc that Mn Jad .<A.•-• Club.GI ~-°""" _., wljlt I b • .,.. Well lie lllmOd ~-, nya Della liOrorJiy-, . rqemenll .,. tbe 11Jt*
_ 'Booked'
for
Qno brlitbl !de• tha\ 1111 , ol lla<b o1 \Jatuol and both these requJ,rements ls tht puncture hole al c e 11 t e r
IJoUlique Chitatmu Tree 1 througb all· la,rer1 with k:o
tall; a & a t e I y • three-tl~ed Piek M other aharp in-
".tree'' fl. avocado green atrumenL
month f<1r December Shi 111'11 , "11al'a the nla1't the ar<iup Chailll Gruber I( -la(lnn
became !ntmlllld .; po!nllOI , lainPo m the b o 11 d a y Beacb, John Bodeblolh cl Ill ·becluoe "d. a Cbrlatm•• .~·-•f\b ~:pirt;;fjl ~ ~.:1i:i::,v=~
ei-111 • nico1vec1 · -· , r • · are the Mmt.. J«ry .i.. ""'°'
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·CMRISTMAS. R!EFLECTION-Use avocado green
tissues to make the tree, which is Perfect for an
entrance hall, small table or comer decoration and
, is particularly pretty when its glittering leaves and
; beribboned layers are reflected in a mirror.
Navy
Santa
Wives Entertain
and Children
Games,· goodies· and a
·Special gift presented-bf Santa
· ·Will lure children of Los
·· Ala.mitM Navy Wives Club to
a ·Christmas party in the
.Na\rll Air StaUon tomorrow.
· · ·Serving 111 Cllairman of the'
·p~y are Mrs. Nicholas
Annoglda and Mn. George v ....
The club also is planning
to distribute holiday treats to
the Cerebral Palsy School in
Santa Ana on Wednesday,
Dec. 18, and in charge of
this event is Mrs. Raymond
Tenken.
lluuea, lrlmm<d with rod Securt ont ond ol the dowel
baubla and alltlerln& with In wood black. Cut .• circle aol!t. ol cantboanl" about one Inch
To make lb1I m 0 d e r n in · dlamet'er, puftcture It in
Chriltmu Tree. you need two center ~ a1ue it to . dowel
boUI ol boullque \luuft In about 10 kom•buo. . ,... ...... :
avocado .,_ 1 dowel rod, Thread dowel through bole
•" kmg and 'II" In diameter · punctured In one atllct of KATHRYN ANDERSON
a wood block 5" square and tissues. Rest t&sues on the Future Bride ~" deep with I bole drilled paper -~, letllilg" them
Is the cooler for dowel· fall lf1'cdully _,oo dowel.
cardboard 1rom the ~ Glue another paper stopper to W •
""" for 11oppen : "" p1ct, the dowel •bout 1" a!M>~ the Inter ocrew driver knlttlnc needle flnl layer d. l!ss .... Thrud
or . other nainw, shaip in-OD another ' titr ol tissues.
stnunent: white atue: spray Repeat ·for top Uer. ' w dd • 9 11ue, IOld attu..: four gold eoat cut ec!ies " u ..... · e In
medalllOIUI; one medium and with spray glue oc brush on
sU lriiaU reel Ouistmu tz-ee a light coat of white glue ' d
baQa. and I yardl·ol gift tYJ>t !bat baa been diluted with Ann·ounce rod yam wai.r. Sprlntle Immediately
The dowel and base you with gold glitter. Use several
can buy at hardware hobby e1tra tissues atop each tier
qr variety stores or at .. llunber so_ glue ia placed only OD sides,
yards. Spl'ay 1Iue is aold in then ~ove these e:in:ra ti~
hobby aOd craft shops, or you sqes after spraying.
can dilute white glue with a Glue 'small r.ed baubles
little water and Jx:ush It on. where the fol®d edges. of tis-
Rere'a how to make this sues meyt .on eac!l Uer. Add
WWR1al tree · paper gold medalbons around · · the base and Ut oo a many-Cut away lhe cardboard looped yarn bow. GlUe three
from the boutique ttuue bo1-rowa ·of yarn around the sides
· .,, ,. the tluuea can b< ol the base ior fmal trim.
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Kalhl')'n Anderson and Scott
M. Mather are planning
·a winter wedding in St.
Joachim's Catholic Church,
Costa Mesa.
Miss Anderson ~ t h e
daughter of Mn. Atlee Cyr
of Ne~rt Beach ·and William
C. Anderson of Costa '"Mesa.
Her flance's parent.a are Mr.
and Mn:. Leonard Mather of
Longlleoch.
'Ibe bride-elect ls a graduate
of NeWport. Harbor High
School and Orange Coast
College. Sht: majored i n
elementary education at San
Diego Slate College . The
future bridegroom attended
St. Anthony's High School,
Long Beach and Long Beach
City College. Both are active
in Scout work.
Women
Reflecting
On Activity
Members of the C o a 11 t
Woman's Club will pause dur·
Ing next Tuesday morning's
meeting to reflect on the coo-
tributiona they have made to
the community during the past
year.
Members h a v e collected
clothing and canned goods for
Danny Davey, mended
clothing and sponsored a
Christmas party at Fairview
State Hospital, helped send a
blind child to summer camp
and contributed for a teachers scholarship.
Fun and good spirits will
be the order of the day after
the business meeting con-
ducted by Mrs. William Halli ·
dar In the Mesa Verde Coun·
try Club. Carol singing and
a gift e:xchange are planned.
Alumnae
To Attend
.Reception
~Christmas toys also will be
distributed to needy families or Disabled American
Veterans of America, Jack
Fisher Chapter, Santa Ana.
Mrs. Tommy ~lewart and
Mrs. Joseph Dwyer are TISSUE TREES -A boutique Christmas tree can
chairmen. be made from tissues draped over a cardboard
Mrs. J ames McC a 11 a ,
Orange District president, will
be the honored guest at the
holiday tea.
Give to Your
United Fund
; · Harbor Area alumnae ot
zeta Tau Alpha will attend
, a reception honoring Mr.I.
i TtKmas . 'I'.. . Gwin of Los
. Angeles, national. viet preal·
~ dent, next Sunday in Long
J Beach.
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Mrs. Graham C. Gibbons,
, president of.the South Orange
' ·coast chapter, and Mrs.
1 Eurton S. Grant, federation
~ repreaentaUvt., will asaiat at
: the t.. in the O.ltll Alp!uo ! cllaj>ter heule in Long Beo<h-1 ·Other• planning to alteod
•· art tht Mme&. Melvin A.
: Richley, H. C. Duffie, Jolin
<4 Greeley, Frank Feller and
I fi!arlin M"'W'ld ol Newport
! ·Beach aftd Lister A. Peterson. ! Patrick J . McDonald, Jerry
:
1
NISI), ·David W. Wilson and
1
~h~allnrk:t ol Hun-
H~dln for the event will
-b< the board a! th• Soothern -1 Clllforrria Federa~on. of Zeta
i 'l'~u Apha.
Members will conclude the paper stopper. To slip them over a stick first
month-long activities with a punch a hole in center with a screw driver 'o r ice
potluck dinner and party for pick tb · ] th d members and husbands in the . ' e~ wrigg e em own to a stopper. The
. home of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth tissues will fall gracefully in place.
Truesdale. Mrs. Truesdale is:Ji========'======':;==================;I
president of the organization.
Officers
Installed
New officers of the Christian
Women's Fellowship, First
Christian Church of Hun·
tington Beach, were seated
during an installation service
following luncheon In the
feUowship hall.
Serving In 1969 will be the
Mmes. Marcus Howard, presi·
dent ; Mary Jo Sterkel and
John Hou g a rd Y , vice
presJdents; Mary Webber ,
secretary; Lucille Bo!.,
treasurer, and Fred
Kirkpatrick, adviSM.
Dorcas Circle m e m b t. r s
served as hosts., and Mrs.
Richard , Le Gro.s offered
special musical selections.
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NEVER HAVE WE HAD THE SELECTION J
TO START OR ADD TO HER COLLECTION J
OF HANRO, llEYlE, GEIST ·CA HADLEY' I:
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IF YOU'VE GOT THE MONEY , WE'VE GOT THE TIME
And It's the eorrec1 time by famous Glycine.
one or Switzerland's linest watches. From the top:
The Day-Cate vacuum. Tells lhe time, day and date at a glance.
Sell·windtng. Air, water and condensalton proof. In stainless, $100.
The automatic compressor, Sell-winding with date feature. $59.50.
The Airman. Created fOf the !lying man. Features 24-hour dial. $100 .
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yell'I .... G'ft ' h ... ' : . Loull L. ~ Ron L. "!ly buaband 1111od me wlUI :'1 ' I· Exe angel;' Eichorn E .. f L 8*l\'ls. ~nta, .... euel and 'art · ~ •. · • · : · • James 'M. J.-. ~t .::'°'..id ~andeor:.~~ ~ ; Oraw1ngS'. · · · ' . McCmnJct Jr,,.¥~• '~ ,. _....-• • , , I ' : Schant.z and J 8IMI S. •
peel· palnU,,. &Inc<. , T , k . S . fli ' h ReeorvaUooa .. b • P'll C Her nine watercolors and · Q 8 ' po . g t taken by Mra. Reed at ...
·U oils will be featured 1t · · . • 4288
the !IO!a Verde !Jbr1ry dlJr. ~t olalor drawlnp and Ti.. group'a ...i m..U.C
Ing the mpnth. exchan1• <i slftll wlll bilbllgbt will b< .. altruiltlc worbbop
Her paintings I • c I u d • the Lambda Zeta cl\aptor d. on Ian 15 in the bomt of
landscapes ol Orange County , Sigma Phi Gl!Mll IOl'Ority Mn. &nald H Wood Huf>.
and Utah , wb<re lhe studied Cbriatnw party, tinafon Buch. ' '
art, u well as a se;i.scape The event will be ltaged --'---------
done with 1 palette lmile. Wediieada,y,, Dec. II, In the S y ' ,.
She baa otudled under Adele NeWpori Beach 11ome o1 Mrs.. . upport our ..
Fra.nb, Milford Zornes and Mur~ Pay~· Hostesses · ..... ~
at Orang• Coan College. A wm 1>< Mn. Ralph SchleH United Fund ' -;t
member. of the ~la Mesa ol t;~port ~· and Mrs. ~
Art League, she has rttelved Donald Benedict <tf HunUngton•l~;;;;;;;~;t
various awards for her work. Beach. . · . "Ii
. Mom~ planah!g lo attend
Bethel 313
I nstal I ing
~ laµe Plcbrel will be
IMtalled honored queen ol
Bethel 3 1 3 , JntemaUonal
Order of Job's Daughters dur-
ing ceremonies . t o m o r r o w
night.
include the · Mm~. Herbe;rt
Bland, Gordon Gair, Donald
Snyder, Joel Tate and William
Walters . ot Colla Mesa and
Samuel Messer, H·a r o Id
Stoneman and Dale Witcher
of Huntington Beach and
Lawrence Rice of Long Beach.
• • 9•ACH . • T •u.t• '• . .;;i
HIJNTINOTON •&ACH • ~
S,.CW N4le M ......
Alt S.... IOf-l 21JI -4 lrJO .
s.t .... h•. Olllfl
· Other elected officers to be
·installed . include the Mines
Pat June, senior princess;
Sandra French, j u n t o r
princess : Karen Robinette,
guide, and Leslie A 11 e n ,
marshal.
Earl Whited will be muter
of ceremonies and Miss Paula
Robertson will serve as In-
stalling honored queen.
The be.thel choir also will
b< inatlllled.
Dance Club
The lint, third and Bfth
Fridays ol each m on t h
member• of Lace 'n Leather
Square Dance Club meet at
8 p.m. in the Recreation
Centei:, Huntington Beach.
Further information may be
obtained by calling Mn. Juan
Dillon at 536-8013.
Emblem Club
~atherlng for bu 11I .ne11
seaslona and progrUDJ are
member! of Newpert Harbor
Y I · s Emblem Club the aecond u e ongs ruea<1,y at a p.m. in the Elks -~Lod~g~•~·~N~ew~po~n~Be~a~ch~-iiiiiiiii~~~~~~~~~~ Set Season 1r--------..... ·------~-...,
A potluck luncheon and .1 fealuri~g ~
musical program presented by I • • ~:.t.:i!~~~~~I~~~, tnaerte ·
enjoyed by members of the "(/ 1
Midway City Woman's Club
last Tuesday in the clubhouse. -plus -•
Hostossea for the annual I GROOVY "IN" CLOTHES .Christmas party were Mrs. •
E. J . O'Donnell, Mrs. John I PANTS • BLOUSES • DRESSES =',f,_ and Mr._ William I ACCESSORIES .
An exchange of gifts and I UNIQUE SETIING
~ .. ~::i~~P~:~~mciausl Balboa '1r/
HB Auxiliary I '::JI 10 % St11d1nt/T11ch11 Oi10011nt
American Legion Auxiliary I "N B lb I I d" of BuJ\Ungton Beach gather> I ew on a 00 s an
In the American Legion Hall I 30? M . A at 1:30 p.m. the first Thursday a rine venue
of each month. On the third l Thursday members may call OPEN DAILY OPEN 1 Mrs. Ame Jensen, ~=. I 0 to IO SUNDAYS
for location. •••--•--••_.__..._.,..__.
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Riverside Site .
Of First Home
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Gcve~d.
Holiday Tunes Gag Gifts • Exchanged Tots Entertain Seniors Nm -,._.. • "'llwt opk 1 EJrM"&I ti "&I&,. ud
jivjoda will --a ~ °""""' ~ wbo sran\ w\11 conclude with a ,.._. 11111 w1J1 blaNfil"
-11\'I • -..S eoJor ~~ ":'£<AH••~ e-•·••-of 'the brWlcll pally of lhll =IE odbYAaa... wW bold llol ......,,! •--~ --, _..,.. di c:llafW, lfa 11o1 a I lhe -'A-'alloo of Newport Beach and h.. er.. Camlll C rt
r of ·-In -r:r-~· 111 llle •• ,...... are arranginf a ,,_., ~ aitti. ~-• Seo1« -Raeroatlon -~-""""°ing 11111 l'oll)' W\PI. ......
"'->ti"' -·· aod c.ntor oo ni.indoy, Doc. It, lo ~ H. Hile Sr., prW• dell, bu Jovllod -aad
------al tUf"p:in. -· • deol of aru cbapler U~ I 1111+1.-.la lo'~.-~~ the -··11tl9C p1oca la 'A --.. fnlm • ~iavilatloobaabeenOl· -·~····· - -n. lllDa, Pldlorlm. .., Tuoo-H..,,.. -..r llcbool 1n lalded to raldents of Belhd wru i.u. pi.co -~y. daJ, Doc. tr. Oodtalil ..ul Coote Meu wW perfano with Towers; Coile Mesa. · Doc. 11, in the CNrler HOllM
be-al•:•pm IPIJcnp-lhll .-.-..-Mn. reotaarul.
od bl' -at 7' y ' • Gedrade· Xnorpp -' ""'·1 · --'· --8EST . The grG11P "ill ,provide · Pt •ationl far tbl party ftnnee1 MaeGlniU& I' t • K'd ' 'k •-' ' may lie -bl' calllnl ....._ 'II/Sci, ~ C..ly of _Jk DAil v mot .u~ ... , "pg" ,Uta for the men. . 1 I .., • •v
lUchud Saydtr • ••· or the Sam.a ADa Mr Facility "' ~ ti..ef ,....,,.., "' •cfv•I Hottews for the event 11'1 c.-~,.. Mrs. W1a1fred heetm.u. ·;,,.,. .wur ppeu. oa .._. wt.~ 1 ·~ et ,..,.,.., , • ._.u.w. '-Miu Peca AD11 Wat atld 1 Ask AndY' :
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ded -tioJ -held he< " :diapol ~ .... and ihe
SANDRA GRIF~IN ; ' !Sit · · ......:.... ~'Ille~ :"' .-... , '" ... ,...... , Mrs. Edward Prttn. . "
New~ne~ .. ~t. ~==;;;;=•--··•·~ ___ ...;;-w ••• ;.,...,. •• ..,..---. .............. ._ .. . . ' : •• ~ • .• ... -• -•. ,.. . f .• l" ..... . . '
carried an ·~
. by Carnations.
)In. L.. ElllOa of Jlun.
·wedding:~ ' I • • ." .f_,
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Flis and
lh>ef!lo ··-In a a.or .,....gown,eerv-
ed matrm of honor. She
• a buUI of yellow
ancl-l
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Pla ns Told
Carrying fall now... ....., SI. Andr<w'a ""5bylulan
~ Mrs. Larr 1 Cbureb will be lhe seWnc (or
-of Upland, Miss lhe .. ~ Of Sandrio . Loe Kathy Szunkiewic:o ml Miss ·Griffin and Fr<d Bingiman
Sandra I.amine. botb o f Ryan n,
ltfvefside. -'Ibe bridesmaids Their enpgeme.nt has~ been ~
wore blue gowns In the same ~ J:>y the b r-i it e-
style .. the -of honor. d.cf's pareiits, M'r. and Mn.
Robert !Anling of-Rlven!de Wlie M. Griffin o1 Newport
served IS beol man and uMen Bea.ch.
Included Robert and David Miu Gr If f 111 graomled .
Ingram, the bride's brothers, fnlm Newport Harbor Higb
and Mlchael ' -'-. School 11"1' • .,.,,.., Orange --c.oat Coll ' '!be ..... ptioo followed In . . ege. the cburch. Her" !lance, .... ol Mr. and
The oouple are making lhelr Mrs. Fred B. Ryan··of Sam
first home In. Rlven!de an... Ana lleilht.s. -pdualed . . . . fnlm NlllfS and a!l<mded a hooeymomt in S a ·n t a occ. He presently ls aervUig ~ bri-::. ~~te of :::. U.. U.S. Navy lrJ Vlet-
c..ta Mesa High School, at-No date baa been set I« lbe
l...ied -Pacific c.11...,. . wedcliq. Her husblDd attended
Calilumla Slate !:olltge al La! '
Angeles.
Dinner
Tabl es Se t
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League's Club
Awa its Party
ADis\ance t. e a g u e of
Laguna Beach is p1ann1ng an
evening of enterta.innfent for
the Friendship Club'• annual
Mesa Verde Country Club Christmas party to take .place
was the aeWng for the auut.-at 7 p.m. next Moaday in
mas dinno<-dance, -·~ the League House. •....--~ Mrs. B1a.ird Coffin. cbalr-
by Tustin Wings. man, said holiday refruh-
Members and their ruests menb will accompany the p~
gatbere:t in the h o m e t1 gram [or FriendlhiP Club. a
Mr. and Mn. R a y m o n d league lpOMOl'ed group open
Campbell at a p.m. last Sa-to all d>mntunity residents and
turday for champagne a n d euesb over 50.
hors d'oeuvres before the In addition to weekly Mon-
dance. day meetings throughout the
Dinner was served al yur, club members enjoy fn-
• p.m. and dancinc to the quent bus trips to various
du.We ol tbt Poumeymen fol· points of interest along with
So warm and <my. R', purel-;lawed==·========moo=. tl)ly==birihda==y=partlN==· =.I brai\."U to n1u in tbea alip..!r
pera aftor a busy day.
·Crochet slipper matchmat.s ror a fav«i.te couple. Use knit·
ling worsted for upptta. llJI
yam for soles. Pat. 7212: all
men, women's sizes. Imagine •• celebralina Chrisfm1s
orbiHina the moon FIFTY CEN'll (coins) for
each pattern -add 15 cents
(or each pattern for firlk:lau
malling and gpecial bandlin,g; Soutt.•"' C•lilo"'i• ullit•1 th• ,, .... of the A,otfo I
otherwise third-class delivery i nti their hi,teric: fi11t l11n•r orbit ,,h•dul•d for Wm take three weeks or more. Chri1""•1. Se1 0.111t• Co11nty'1 l••9•d ip•'• 1irllibi+
1v1r, h1r1 new ••,l111ively 11 H111th!p11 Ce11tef.
Senc.i to Alice Brooks the DAI· 7 J,.,. 1 -•k ffinr 01,1mb1r t•. 1.,,h ind Edin91r
LY PILOT, 105, Needlecraft •t tft"i Sin Di1go ft••••Y·
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Print N•mt, Addttss, Zip,
Pattern Number. Giant, new
--calalo(-over 200 designs to choose,
The Great Oran ge Coast's
three patterns printed in.side.
Send 50 cenu now. No. 1 Paper!
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Dear Boss,
The
Bookstall
•.. hardbound ... paperbac~
, .. posters , •. gifts
lll East 17th Street, Costa Mesa, 5'41-4611
I std/ can't find that book on svnta:ria but I'm still tr11ing.
Afrs. MacGillicuddy wai in agai1l today and was perculating
obout our advertiait1g. She sez wt just haven't let everybo<ly k11ow
. about the reall11 important tlttng& bout &he BookstaU. Like best
sellers we .have a11d knowing when and what we haue. SILould l
have told her about the real dud& that we keep around? Cuz like
you sa11, there 100.! never a book printed that .sO'meone won't want
1 sometime -which ii simple E'11gli.!h mean,, !hat her dud is no&
uour dud.
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A noth.er thing she reatl11 perculatld about -s~ jusl ca111t
back from a swing around those rather 2 large shopping •centers
close by. She set wh11 don't you really swing and cool out to peo-
p~ obovt being able to park rtgh' at our door and not have to
stomp over p e opt e to get to look at our book.I. 1 tnitlt .SOii th.e
complimnUd me (no' o" m11 ·or ammo r for some reuon -
though 11ou .aoid I'd groovrd a notch) °" king alert and 1telpj11l.
Like the seroiu ii g4IOd and tDf: don't stand aron ud 110kking about
our loot life.
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And Wu 1M .sci. aU 1M etitr gi~1 pc<>plt for Ch.ristmtU are
book1. But she uuer ~ti one Mr.self.. Now, don't th.at fros& J101
Can't wt figurt out 1omt:1DOJI of ttUina ptople that Mr.s. MacGiU~
c!Jddg 100uld lib Mlhl119 belf<r Iha• ~ f01' Chriatmaa?
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RESCUE -D.acl: RDlnbo, above, is series co-lltlr
with Walter Brennan on "The Guns of Will Sol>-
nett" tonigbt In color at 9:30 on Channel 7. Rombo
as Jeff, he~worships · a mysterious ltranger 'who
rescues trlm from outlaws and seems to have no
fear of anytlllng.
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Nixon Show
By CYNTHIA LOWRy
NEW YORK (AP) -' When Presld~
Nixon introduced bis Cabinet to the nation's tel•
vision audience Wednesday night on a threHlel>e
work broadcast, about one-quarter ot t!it._ eotln
population was watching.
Both CBS and NBC ol'dered audience samplec
from the same research company, but aince the
research department of each used a different set
of total estimates -they are usually broken down
by audience that watched a PQI'tiion and au4ience
that tuned-in during any average five minute1s -
each network came up with a different projection
of the tota1. NBC's was 60-million viewers and
CBS' was 50 million. But even with a l~million dif·
ference, they are awesome statistics.
AND, WHILE on the subject of statistics, the
program that recentiy drew the greatest amount of
anger from viewers -"Heidi," whlth started its
broadcast on schedule Nov. 17 at the expense of
the windup of 'the NBC pro football game -coii-
tinues to justify itself. According fo the authorita..
tive Nielsen ratings, the program was the most
popular special broodcast of the season, and at..
tracted. almost half the viewing audience.
In a list.of specials published in the trade paper,
Variety, the seasoa's top 10 specials included Bob
Hope's three shows, and shows starring·some other
otd favorites, Jack Benny, Frank Sinatra and Te&-
nessee Ernie Ford. Also on the list were the AJm...
Margret show and the Miss Teen.age America
Pageant.
MIDSEASON is a time to repair weak spots in
the TV network fabric by getting rid of shows witli·
out popular appeal and replacing them with new
ones.
It ls also a time to try to remodel other mows
In hopes that change will improve ratings -al·
thougtl· historically it rarely h·as.
NBC will attempt some .repairs on its day-time
game show, "Snap Judgment," by an unusual
method. The format will be changed so that it will
become exacUy like old "Password." Password
was a long-playing' CBS game show that was drop-
ped last season -because its ratings were drop-
ping:
FUNNY BUSINESS, television.
ABC reluctanUy abandoning its highly-praised,
low rated 11Dick Cavett Show" at the -year's end,
is not ex~ to try to find substitute material for
the morning spot. Instead, it ls expected to turn tho
90 minutes back to its affiliated stations for local
programming and start broadcasting network
shO'Ws at noon .
NBC HAS made special, elaborate arrange-
ments to hook electronically onto a celestial tele-
scope in the pl anetarium of the Denver Museum of
Natural History. Thus it will be able to show view-
ers live pictures of the Apollo 8 capsule in space
as it approaches the moon.
"It will look,'' said a network spokesman, "like
a brig'ht, white dot on your televislot;i screen.''
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YELLING ENCOURAGEMENT -Complete with a Phyllis Diller
hair-<lo Pete Pyle isn't everyone's idea of a high school songlead-
er but' he lent moral aSsistance to the Estancia High School senior ~ls football team Thursday night in annual senior-junior flag foot.
ball game played at Newport Harbor High School.
Sports In Brief
Off -and-on Lakers
: Will Battle Hawks
INGLEWOOD -The l<>s Angeles
Lak.en return to action against the Atlan-
ta 'Hawks tonight following a four-day
retiJ)ite from the National Basketball
~lion wars. Huntington Beach's
Dennis Hamilton is a member of the
Hawks.
Tonight's cont.est launches a tough
weekend fer Los Angeles. The team
lt_ill .. ny . to Seatue Saturd!Y night for
a game with the Supersorucs and then
relum lo the F01111D ·swiday nigbl lo
meet SeaWe again. liespii. their silting easily atop the
NBA's Western Division, the Lake:rs have
been an erratic team this aeason. They
have played brilllanOy at times, ~t
a majority of their smashing vk:tories
have come over expansion teams and
90me of the weaker teams lD the league.
Brotmt Hu..U Leg
SANTA BARBARA -The Baltimore
Colts, champlons of the National Football
~e's Coastal Division, may play Sun-
day's game against Los Angeles without
rUnning back Timmy Brown.
Brown, backup man for first-string
bl,IJback Tom Matte, aat out the Colts'
Wl?fiout Thursday DUfSlng a pulled leg
Thoroughbred
Night Racing
A Possibility
JNGLEWOOD -Night harness racing
in California ls apparently successful.
Now thoroughbred horse owner 1 are
lh!nklngabootmeelingsatnlghl
lloog Alkins, -.tary-treasurer ol
the Honemen'1 Benevolent and Protec-
tlvt A&soclatlon ol Cal~ornla, said '!bur..
daJ the pl'Glped of running at night has
been studied bJ the association's board " -....
muscle. He suffered the Injury In
Wednesday's drill.
Coach' Don Shula said
doubtfu1 for this weekend
used in the NFL playoffs.
Brown was
but may be
Jerry Hill, who was injured Nov. 10,
was reactivated by the Colts for the
Ram game.
Cage Official Suspendell
MINNEAPOLIS -The American
Basketball Association announced Friday
that game official Pat Denoy has been
lined and suspend'ed for an indefinite
period beginning immediately.
ABA Commissioner George Mi~ &aid
the suspension and fine followed r u I e
interpretation errors in two league gam-
es. Miltan would not comment on t h e
amoont of the fine because of ABA poli·
cy.
The decisions by Deooy occurred in
the Dallas·Los Angeles game at Los
Angeles Dec. 8 and the Miami-Minnesota
game Dec. IO in Minnesota.
Denoy has been with the ABA two
seasons.
Ramo• Flattens I a"nea
LOS ANGELES-Mando Ramos, mak·
ing his first start since losin& a I~nd
decision to lightweight champion Teo
Cruz last September, stopped Boston's
Irish Beau Jaynes in two roun(1s Thur•
day night.
Ramos,.-137, of Los Angeles, decked
Jaynes, 132:, with a thundering left hook
with one second left In the second round.
Unable to rise before referee George
Latka's count of 10, the New Englander
suffered his first knockout defeat.
Jaynes, whose record now reads 28-7,
took the play away from the fourtb-rank-
ed lightweight in the early stages oI
the first round gefort R.arq°' found the
range.
In the second, the 20-year-old C.llfor-
oian repeatedly kept bis opponent off
balance w i t h a stiff left jab before
connecting for the one-punch knockout
Ramos is now 24-3.
LOOK OUT O. J.1.-Chances are Edith Pew won't be selected before
0. J, Slmpaon in the professional football dr'aft, but tlie Estancia !Ilgh
School junior rips off a good gain here in junior-senior.football game
DAILY PIL"1' PMhl llr Plf cna-11
played niursday night. Chasing her are seniors Barbara Stoneman
(96) aud Bernadette Velasco (118). Juniors won, 7-0.
Smith's Win
Boosts U.S.
Schaus Intercedes to Cool
Cup Hopes Rift Between Wilt, ~Coach
BRISBANE, Australia (AP) -Stan
Smith of Pasadena, Calif., a member
of the U.S. Davis Cup tennb learn,
defeate« second«eded Bill Bowrey, a
top Australian amateur, M, W, w in
the men's siogles semifinal.I of the
Quee...Iand Championships today.
Smith's vtctmr for the 1/blt'd S!-1<5
was a blow to the Austr:alian Davia
Cup Challenge Round hopes in Adelaide
Dec. 26--28. Bowrey is c o n s i de r e d
Austcalla's leading amateur in defenae
or the Cup.
Bowrey never appeared to have a
chance against the sixth-seeded Smith
after the first set.
The Californian always was capable
of provkling a big serve whenever he
was in trouble. •
Harry Hopman, the Australian nonplay-
ing captain, said that Bowrey's pl8J
has lo improve a lot before the Challenge
Round.
1be Australian's game fell apart after
the loss of the first set when he became
overcauUoua.
The victory gave Smith an edge In
the race to fill the U.S. second singles
vacancy for the Davis Cup. ·
Arthur Ashe, the No. I U.S. singles
choice, meets Austra.l:ian Ray Ruffels
in the other semifinal match Saturday.
Ashe is expected to win on current
.form and make the Queensland final
Sunday an All-American affair.
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Fred Schaus,
general manager of the Los Angeles
Lakers, held a secret meeting Thuriday
with the playen and cOach Bill van
Breda Kollf to d19cuss the turmoil that
hu IUlTOUOded the National Basketball
-As30dau.n'lum.
·Schaus Aid later the 'meeting was
held for two reasons :
-"I did not like the way the memben
of the Latera bad been conducting
themselves w Ith regaid to the n e W s
media."
-"J felt thal we were not playing
Interesting basketball and that it was
. up to the players to do something about
.it."
Earlier in the week. van Breda Kolff
sald ~enter Wilt Chamberlain ought to
m o v e arou,nd more instead ol. staying
so close to the basket.
Chamber1ain dlsagreed.
Schaus, however, aakl his conunent.s
were not aimed at any one player.
he said he had talked to other general
managers who had read "statements
in out-of-town papers that I do not think
should be made.'
"Every sports team has personality
clashes," he said, "but most of the
problems are kept among the members
of the team."
"We do not have any insurmountable
problems on this club. The thinga that
have been discussed publicly are things
Police Brace for Fans
At Fullmer Ring Duel
SAN REMO, Italy (AP) -Pollce are
girding !or possible fighting outside as
well as inside the ring when Italy's
Nino Benvenuti defends his world mid-
dleweight championship against Don
Fullmer of Utah Saturday night.
Italy '• protest-conscious students have
denounced the event as a capitalistic
feast and aay they expect colleagues
to swarm tn from Genoa and other
cities for a demonstration to outdo the
chanting, ea-throwing rally students
staged last week at the opening of
Milan's La Scala opera house.
Angered because most ol the allm
total of 2,500 seats in the Ariston nieater
went on sale at $80, students labeled
the fight as an evening of discrimination
against the have.nots.
Autborili~ fear 1pectators may have
to duck eggs and other missiles even
though San Remo students say they
only plan a lit-in to block \he entrance
to the anma.
Police reinforttments have been sum-
moned from Genoa to throw a curtain
of 111ttUrity guards around the theater
.so faDs won't have to fig!Jt students
off.
that can and will be ironed out. But
we should do it within the family,"
he said.
As to the dullness of the games, Schaus ·
said it is in no way van Breda Kolff's
fault. "It is the fault of the players,"
be,,aaid.
With a 19-9 record, the Lakers lead
the Western Division. But in three road
games last week, the Lakers scored
only 90, 99 and 81 points, winning one
and losing two.
Schaus said he told the players that
nobody, neither he or team owner Jack
K e n t Cooke, would interfere with van
Breda Kolff's coaching.
For Racing Movement
Hialeah Park's Barn N
-New Gals' Rights Base
MIAM I, Fla. (AP) -The Equal Rights
f o r Women movement on race tracks,
with girls going to court in attempts
to get jockey licenses, slops at Hialeah
Park's Barn N.
That's the working base for a pretty
exericse girl named Carole Ann Hawkins.
'-native of Nashville, Tenn., who claims
the first three words she learned were
mommy, daddy and horse.
"1 have no Intention of becoming a
jockey," Carole said. "Exercising
horses is one thing. ruding them against
compeUUon in an actual race is
something else. It's not a women's job."
Carole, 25, has all the qualifications
to become a jockey. She stands 5-!oot-31,l,.
weighs 104 pounds but likes to weigh i~
at 99 and has worked with race horses
for 18 months.
She recently was granted a license
as an exercise girl in Florida by the
State Ricing Commission.
"1 don't see how a single itirl , much
less a woman with the re!.ix>nsibllity
of a family or children, can go out
on the track and take a shot at going
through a hole on the rail,'' Carole
said.
"I also wouldn't want the responsibility
of riding a valuable horse in a race.
It takes Ume and money getting horses
to the races, and every time you rkle
one In a .race he might aet hurt if
you did something wrong.
''There are maybe two or three girls
who ride well enough to be jockeys,
but for every one of them there are
10 who can't. The race track Is no
place to jump off a stable pony and
onlo a race horse, and it sounds like
some girls are trying to do that.
"I don't think the trainers are going
to ride girls. Remember, they are going
to have to ride against experienced boys.
The boys are doing a heck of a job,
so why not leave them alone?
After all, they're bringing In wirmers
every day, and not many horses 1et
hurt in races.''
Carole exercises seven or eight horses
each morning at Hialeah, a job that
until a few years ago was strictly I
male profession.
"Horses love attention, and I think
girls fuss over them more than men,"
she said. "One horse I used to gallop
-Deutron -would do a little dance
in his stall, jumping up and down until
1 fed him lettuce every day.
"I was the only person who could
gallop Dcutron. When boys rode him
they'd take a strong hold on him and
he'd bolt. I just let him go easy, and
he never bolted. But then, be liked
me, too."
Carole owned and rode show jumpers
from the time she was nine, and it
was to supporl her horse that she got
;:i race track job in 1967.
"The hours are fabulous," she said.
''I'm finished by 9 or 9:30 a.m. and
have the rest of the day to get 1
suntan."
She is the target for a iot oC teasing
now that other girls have made headilnes
with their bids to become jockeys, but
Carole said she is satisfied to remain
an exercise girl, earning $3 for each
horse she takes on the track.
"Wt don't want ta ,... .at nlgb~" be
uld, "but we 1n11 bave to go nights to
~ oar lntlrelll. ••
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Invincible Mermaid Has ·Cancer
"I'm not an exhibitionist," she said.
''I really have no Idea of becoming
a jock.y.
"I'll leave· that to the other girls.
When they start makine $100,000 a year,
maybe I'll change my mind."
"We apec:\ -JUr lo bring largtr c:mrdl and ·'Ull fDllowlag·year even
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SEA'iTLE (AP) -Tbe woman once
called the lnviDcible Mermaid went Into
aurgery for ancer of the throat today
at Virginia Muon Hospital.
Helene Madison, now 54 and tom by
pain, ls the only swimmer ner to hold
every available worid freestyle ric<nl.
In her days ol 1tcry, 36 ,..,.. ago,
the lotal .... 16 .
Helene Madi>on, afOJcted now by
diabetel u well as cancer, began swim-
ming al tJ and retired al It afl<r
the 1932 Of)'tD!ilcs; llJl(felealed In meet
freestyle competjtion. •
0 0nce I did lose," Helene aald bef<n
the operaUon, the old remembered smile
reluming to her wan face.
"They put me in a backstroke race
against Eleanor Hohn and I 'splashed
half \be water out of the pool and
swallowed the rest. But" -and she
}>olllled proudly lo • panel of medala
on the w.U ..... "I placed third."
Three .Olympic gold medals testify lo
her greatness. At Los Angeles In Im
she won the 100 meters, the 400 meters
and shared a gold iD the 400 rtlay
-"and U\lt'I all the freestyle evenla
there were."
In with the many medals on the panel, .
too, are the Une lhel.l culngs fram
the gun that started her medal nces.
Helene doa not know the euct total
of her Ameriean records.
"Somet)Ung over 100," she gu.....t.
"One day 1 swam 500 yards and an
along the pool the Umen were marking
off records. I set siJ: that trip. I know
I held than all, from 50 yards to both
the U.S. and the metric mile."
'Ibey called her "the girl who changed
1wimmt.,, lo boollitping" and then
forgot her,. ocept on rare occasions.
In ltlfl lbe wu llall>ed to'the Wuhlngton
Slate athletic Hall of Fame and in 1966
to the national swlmrntnc Rall oC Famt.
Helene Uves aJone now in a basement
apartment with her Siamese cat, Punky,
and avoids menUon of two unhappy mar-
riages.
Home from the Olympics and still
not 20, Helene faeed lbe netessily ot
making a living in the depths of the
deptts:sion. She made one unsuccessful
motion picture, thm swam as a ~
fesslonaJ at the Cllicago Workf's Fair
without finding a bUis for a new career.
YollDll Mia M..il00n decided lo become
(See MEl\MAID, Page U)
Unser in Crash
RIVERSIDE -Race driver BobbJ
Unser escaped with only • minor knee
injury Thu~ay w h e n his lndlanapollso
type car developed mtthanlcal \Toublt
at 100 miles 11) hour during a tire-testinC
spin at Riverside International Speedway.
It appeared t h t front end •uspenston
broke, thmring the ctr tnlo a slidt
and then off tM :tack.
Obseryen ol lho tnlohap lnclud..r lelow
drivers Parnell! ~'ones, /\.J. Fvyt and
David PeBn:)n, who art. b""' testtnf
stock cars for a race in Jar.u.a1·y. .... ,,,
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Swan Song
Uncertain
For DaVis
JlREEN BAY, Wis. (AP)_..; The lllOlli
renew•.\ of the Nallonal Foo lb• II
Leafie'1 oldest ·rivalry was acbedu.Jed
t~ Ille owan IOlll for Wlllle Davis.
Nu be-'1 not sure.
r"-~hep 1 went to c~p last summer.:
I ?j!•lb' had the leei)ng lllat we would
wln, a Jourtb atraipt championship,"
the Green Bay Packer del~ve end
sltd. ''U we had won th1I would ..have
becft my 1aSt year.••
'l;l>e Packers allpped under new coach
Ph\!, ~ to I 5-7-1 ...,.,...i, their
woDI In a decade. BUI' Ibey atlll will bav1 a say In
wi. wins the Central Divlslon crown.
'It"· Green Bay wim Sunday over
Mr. f;luieh f or u~ lrwine
By l!AllL GUl'l'IEY In IUCh lltuNlooJ; ' -
Of .. .,... .... ...., ..... ..i... .. ,... nlor ~.~ la the finaJ lltCOl1dl of the chani. ~ml -,. 1-at •~•Ul
lllgh School, 1111 lut-11111 obolr beal P-.iP game ol Redl1nd1
Unlvmlti"r bukethall IO<Jmament '• .11.,..ual St-and Saatlqo.
Al a forward °" the lllM7 UC!
lut Sl.tun!ay nlPI. UC lri'Jne WU ll'ei!IJnan'toam. bla-U.1-wlth nlllo ~.:! =~le~~.· iHt. Ev .. ,.....1 -1!11 bea~Oranre eo..t, INI.
d1strissin, for Pie Anteaten wu the _, And IO I the Juni1r forward'• bucket
fad' that 'Puail•na had llie ball. Thd at·Redial\da the otller nlil'I makea ·
-• ,1')'rlved wtlll :ti lbawlng on him fil'HoNiv'e· tn clutch lltuallons.
the tlmu.. J:fe'a J)e'Vtt milled ·on an ,opporttwUy
UC! diew · ~ ollenslv1 foul 11111 to win a ,..,_with ... lhol.
l\TU awarded the ·ball out ot botinda. hJJy aware of Cun n 1 n g h 1 m ! 1
With II oecondi left, Jeff Cwmlngblri1 mnarka~le ro<ord ol accuracy .In
:bad the i>au .. From 25 feet. pt the the clutch, Irvine coacll Dick ·Davia
baste~ be look 1111 man to wltblll 'requesta tbet Cunningham be pven
15 . feet and, .Wished I jump ahot the ball In IUCh dlfllcult uslgnmeotJ.
with six lil!conda left. A alendor bklode meuurln( 1-.\
· It waa no accldent that CWmlngbam Cunnlngbam sham a Balboa bland
wound up 'tVitb the ball. Amaiingly apartment 1rith teammate Dave Foo-
adept It wtnnlng, ·basketball games tlua. m the final secondr; be Is ftv..ro.-five He Sll'S Irvine lollowtn Will ,..
"'°" n~""" m tho Aliteaten this yoar. .
11Wa blve pm'da tw. year Uke
Mike -•ho •ID gamble _. •Ith tho bill, .no mua. ., nm ...,.
100 for that reuoD we... I lllOd
· -tao> thin we"'" tut......,»,
be lll'lo
"We"ve bad conservaUve 'guards
bera before l!ul Bamoa Is better wllll
the bill. He11 a aambler." /
'Cunnll1Cham 11111 1111 toammatea
had ~ 111 b i workoot IChedule thla ~·· aeo ~ 11n11 .. ..,. it u~ Tllo lompo Will accelerlle next '!eelt
however, when the Anteaters preJllN
for Ille Cal Western tournament In
San D!eao, Dec. 1•11.
Alta: Iha~ Irvine cooducta l1a own
lrvlne lnvilaUonal, Dec. 21-ZS.
From Jan, 2 to Jan. 1 tho Anteaten.
wlD be m the ~ plsying Pn>-
vldeoce, Rhode Wand 11111 Bolton CoJ,
tep.
r.w.r, -u. 19611
Jl!F I' CUNNINGHAM
Clutch Player
~ the UUe and a Western Con-fer-ployoll berlh goei to Minnesota.
U Ill!> PICWa looe, Cht<ago will meet
the ljaIUmore Colb.
"We lell abort 1n su.ch a way that
it ·Mt-left a ba4 taste In my mouth,H .....
Marina H.olds Off Fountain V ~lley
' ~;Davia; aq, ll·year veteran from
Grjinbllng, La., College. A c Id ~ t.foot.3, US.pound delenalve co-S O ca~ was drifted In Ille 1'11b round
by _4he Cleveland llrownl In 11158. Alter . seMatl I military alin~ Davis was trad-
ecfto a .... Bay u. 11151:
Barons. Turn Hot, 48-45
lfo was named AU-Pro In 1982, 1961,
t!llG, 116' and 11187 and baa ployed In
the Jiit five Pro Bowl a:ames.
"II r wu convinced uw through the
. draft 'and off~ trades the club woOld be better wttboul me, then I
mlgb(. call it quits," Davis said .. "I'm
not IUfe rigbt DOW What rm &o.ing to do." .
Tnmtng to the Packer misfortunes,
Davia said it was a mulUtude of things
that led to their dethronement including
lack of consistency and injuries.
"One thing that hurt us as much
as anything was our kicking," Davis
said.
"U we bad bad successful kicking
early In the season we could have won
at least a couple more games. That
would have meant we could have won
the division title a week ago."
"Injuries hurt us, especially In our
defensive line, and Bart S t a r r ,
(quarterback} missed almost f J v e
games."
Davis knocked the idea that the
Packers lost because of their ages.
"The older guys at Green Bay are
really grading out higher," Davis Said.
••Forrest Gregg (34} may not be 8.'I
good as he was four years ago, but
he still is probably our top lineman.
"As long as performance is there,
age doesn't matter," Davis said. "The
real key is whether a player bas the
desire, spirit or attitude to play the
game.
"You have to have the dedication to
pay the price it takes to win."
Pirates Face
Merritt; Drop
101-99 Game
MERCED -Orange Coast College's
basketball team is sUU looking for it!
first victory of the season against junior
college competition today after losing
its opening game in the Merced tourna-
ment here Thursday afternoon to Laney
College of Oakland, 101-99.
The Joss dropped the Pirates lnto the
CQnsolatlon bracket of the tournament
and they will play another first-round
loser, Merritt College of Oakland, at
3 p.m. today.
Merritt lost its opening game in the
tourney, 91·73, to always tough Valley
College.
Orange Coast's two.point defeat at the
hands of Laney was its fourth straight
this year against other jaycees. The
only victory posted thus far in 1968
by coach Bob Wetzel's forces was a
125-95 win over a Ou·riddled Nortoo Air
Force Base team.
The Pirates stayed right with Laney
in field goal shooting as both clubs
put in 37 attempts from the noor.
However, Laney bad a 27-25 edge from
the free throw Une and that was the
ba ll game.
The Oakland team moved out to a
r·o mrortable eight-point lead at haUUme,
f.3-45, but the Pirates bounced back in
the final 20 minutes of play to make
a tight game of It.
Forward Phil Jordan turned In a 27-
polnt peformance, best of the yur for
Orange Coast u be pumped 11 field
goals and three ftee throws through
the neb.
Guard Mike Flaherty also bad a pro-
duCtive 1COring game, collecting 23
jpoint... Mike McCartln chipped in wilb
t4.
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SIDESTEPPING DEFENDE RS -Fountain Val-
ley Hig!l's Mitch Valbuena (45) eludes Bolsa
Grande ball-hawker during an early week game
DAILY PILOT,,.... W ,_, O'er.-til
while mate Steve Hatch looks on. Valbuena scored
eight Thursday as Ute Barons lost to Marina, 48-
45.
Wiezbowski,
Klosterman
Earn Honors
Steve Wiexbowski and S t e v e
Klosterman pulled in the lion's share
of individual awards Thursday night at
the Laguna Beach High School fall sports
awards banquet.
Wiezbowslti was named most valuable
player of the varsity football champions
of the Crestview League w h i I e
KJostennan was awarded the title of
lineman-0!-the-year.
Both were accorded co-capt.ainship o'
the team.
Foolllall
Vanity -Most Improved: Larry
Harvey; MVP: Steve Wlezbowl!lkl ; Co-
Captains: Steve Wlezbowl!lkl and Steve
Klosterman; Most lnsplraUOoal: Jim
Kuhn ; Lineman of the Year : Slevt?
Klosterman. '
Bee -Most Improved: Kevin Walker·
MVP: Mark Slrelove; Tri-Captalna: Scot
Allen, Brian Ottmer, Mart Slzelove.
Cee -Moll Improved: Klm Gamer·
MVP: Mike Sweeney; Co-Captalnl: Steve•
Cbamben 11111 Tom Murpblne.
Wattr Ptlo
Varsity -Most Improved: Tom
Tabor; MV : Tom Holm ; Co-Captains:
Jim Causey and Bob Gardner; Most
ln.spiraliooal: Ron Coonrad.
Bee -Moll Improved: Doll WIN;
Most Valuable: Charlie Ware ; Co-Cap-
tains: Charlie Ware and John Enfleld.
Cee -MOit Improved: S c o l t
McCarter; MOit Valuable: AtnC1ry Ware;
Co-Captains: AIMrf Ware and lllarden
Madllon. ere.. Country
Varsity -Moot Improved: John
Maroom ; MV: Kurt Jenaeni Co-Cap-
t.ainl : ctttls Lambert 1na D a v e
Hustwlck; Moat Inspirational : Adell
Pitta.
For Weekend Viewing
Football Bowl Action
Highlights TV Agenda
Bowl m11nia bas begun.
The firJt of a barrage of football
bowl games began Saturday at 11 a.m.
with Virginia Tech (7-3) and Mlsalsslppl
(11-3-l) meeting in the Liberty Bowl •t
Memphis, Tenn
Channel 7 will televise the game.
Next up is the Camellia Bowl from
Sacramento, pitting Fresno State (6-3)
and Humboldt State (9-1) at 12:15 p.m.
over Channel 7.
Only one pro game will be beamed
Saturday, the Denver-Kansas City game
at J :1Q p.m. on Channet 4. The Laker-
Seattle clash will be shown at 8 p.m.
on Channel 5.
In a delayed tape showing from San
Remo, lt.aly, mlddlewelgqt champion
Nino VenvenuU meet.I ch.illenger Don
Fullmer. The tight telecast wW be de-
layed (5 p.m.) to allow coverage of u.e ·
Camellia Bowl bf. ABC. -
The Arizona Stat&-USC basketball
game will be 'shown Uve from the Sports.
Arena Saturday night at 8 over Channel
11.
Sunday11 pro football parade begins
LONG BEACH FIVE
CLOBBERS CHIEFS
OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) -Undeleatad
small college baskelball·PQYier Cal SLale
(Long Beach) defeated Oklshoroa Clcy
Unlversicy Thursdai night 112-75 .
Four players scored in double flgures
f o r the 49ers, led by Shawn Johnlon'!I
26 points. Sam Roblnaon added 17, Arthur
Monta<>merY II and Dick Nei-IJ,
at 10 a.m. with Channel ! doing the
Dallas-New York confrontation. At 10:30
over Channel 4, lt11 New York-Mlam..I.
Oakland and San Diego go at it at
1:30 p.m. on NBC.
The CIF championship foolball game
between El Rancho and St. Paul will
be shown as a delayed tape Sunday
at 2:30 on Channel 11,
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By ROGE R CAliLSoN
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After pUIJlg up a 15-polnt margin al
the half, Marina lllp Scbool'a vanity
basketball team held on to pln a 4M5
defeat on Fountain Valley, Thllraday
afternoon, at the loser's IYDl in a noo-
league test.
The win elevated the Vitingl to a
S-Z mark while Fountain Valley'• overall
alate is now J.3.
Coach Lute Olson's Marina quintet had
liWe trouble In the first ball while
posting a 31-18 lead.
The Vikes were able to get the ball
fn close to Kipp Baird and Dick Ivie
for the sure sl¥>ts and at the same
time were keeping the Barona:' olfense
outside of their zone de[eOBe;
In the first half Fountain Valley wu
able to sink only aeven of 35 abots
from the Ooor for a remarkably poor
ZO percent average.
Marina, meanwhile, waa poeting 48.1
percent with a 12-for-26 display.
Of£ensively, litUe changed ln the second
half with the uceptjon that the Baron
outside shootlnK lllddenly look a turn
(or the better.
Gary Redmond, In particular, began
hitting with authority. and the Baron11
pared the margin down to three with
4:26 to go In the game;
Scott Darldlon's two.pointer, however,
gave the Vikes a qu1ck five-point lead
at 4&-41.
One last serious threat came tor coach
John Kassu's crew with 3:39 when the
hosts F,ed the tally to 4&-43 with Duane
DiWe s bucket but Rick Mosier ended
the Barona' hopes with two free throws
with 33 seconds to go.
Mosier ended the game with high point
honors with 11 on four field goals and
10 free throwB while Baird was notching
13 and Ivie was adding nine.
For Fountain Valley the big scorer
was Redmond with 13 while Gary VaJ..
buena was adding eight.
Fountain Valley's inability to
penetrate the Vikings' zone defense was
a major caUJe for Ule Barona' loss.
The Yikes, meanwhile, were taking the
good short shots for the moet part.
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Westminster
·To Rebuild
For '69 Play
The end of a long, brllllant football
seaiion, that Included IO !tralgbt wins,
for Wesl.mlnster High ii now at an
end, lhanka to Friday's '11·1 loss to
El Rancho In the CIF playoffJ.
What looms ahead, however, (or the
undefeated SuMet League champions ls
a rebuilding year.
Only two starters wlll be back for
the Sunset tlUlatll, quarterback Ed Baoe
and deferudve back Greg Newhouse.
The rest an sraduate. Gone will be
the -of the bacldleld atan -DarTyt
Berg, Ron Shepherd, Charles Buckland
and Mike Haynes.
The offenalve line will be wioed ou~
Gooe wlD be center Greg McCanta,
guards Steve BU.. 11111 Gory Neumann,
tackles John Mc!Au&hiln and LeRoy
Slrolman and both ends, TOm Lo1'1r)'
aod Dermis Stein.
Coach Biil BoowcD relates that hlt
prospective varalty &ridden will bave
a great deal of. work ahead ol them.
'lbe Ltona will actuaU, bnl!I 1J lf!tr.
tennen returntna:, but It must be
remel'Qbered that becaUM of 1 cbaJ'D..•
plonshfp year, more lhlJl the uua1 Iek
tared .
Staring the Uo~ tn Ille flCI next
7ear ara the ume aet of practtce aamu
u this year -Lakewood 11111 i;;J Rancho
-before movlnc t1trouaJi. tho ruqed Sunset Leaaue.
DAILY,.~ Jt
Ru stlers,
BaICersfield
n ·uelatOCC
By JOEL !ICllWAR& , • ·' °' .. .,..,..,, ........ -$
Golden Weal COilege bu otmlnotl lilcal
buketball laill by *li!'I. tn ~ otraljbt vlclOrlel -av.rqlni ltt,Pllldtt
tn the ~ -and !/"' -.. dtlalPate my llDleriJll ~ aboul lltitf
abllllJ 1n a p&tr Ol blK aama !lllJ
weekend at borne. ·''~
Coach llick Stricklin'• out& takll •
Bakersfield Co1Je1e tootght 11111 .._
City Collego Saturday In Basil ~
gymnut'"" •· tho campus ol Orlllit Coast College. llolh 1amea will Illar\
at I o'clock.
Strtekln Cftdlls the -· ttnac showing earb' m the ...... to ,,_
team depth and a winning aWtude.
"What's really helping UI ia Gm' blocll.
There's ,.a11y. not too much dlll-
-· our first five 11111 secopd flYe
· plaY=. ,\falnsl TUeocloy, for •""""" Dav. Haidlng came •off the bettcll ~
111 when Dave Prather 191 tn!O "."';'{
foul trouble. 1
"He did a 1oocl J<b far 'lit...~
well and hlttlnl the hoarda,' wnen lip
fouled out, we moved Allaa. ~
Into Ille _pivot and be was at ~
there loo. _.;__ "ln 0ur llnl two ......,., we ...,
bad one or two kicls who dld our ICGl'ltll·
' This year we ha.Ve. 10 tldt ""° can put the ball in the basket/' s&ickl!J.
oaid ' "Our etutude baa been ftat .........
they want lo win 11111 !bey>vi beo!i
playing together U I loam, llOI !p-
dividually ." •1 Strickllii said he'd go wttb tho -
starting lineup that baa carrt!!d ltio
Ruatlers to three atratalit vlclAlrld -~
the longest 1n GWC history ~ ~
al center, i!z'tan Ambro&l<;h 11111~
at forwarcls 11111 Oille Martin 11111 lllark
Miller at guards.
"My btg Winy right now la ihat -
of the teams we'll be faclna: wW bave
more game experience than ua. We
atarted our season a week later than
most schools and we aU1l have • lot
of polisb\g to do.
"I'm waiting: (or us to put two IOOll
halves together. We're 11Ull making too
many mistakes by committing un.
~ary foul.Sand tunioven," be uld.
, "We fell behlnd Mt. San Jacinto lW
e.arly on Tuesday and we can't. affmi
to do that agatiis! teams like Franc
and Bakersfield.
"We played poorly 1n the llral 3iaU
of that game, b\lt in the last pinuanta
ol the ball we figured how tQ beat
their press and we 8COl'ed II points m the secood half." --: .
UNBEATEN TULSA
STOPS FULLERTON
•
TULSA, Okie. (AP) - T u·Jo o
University's unbeaten Hurricane beJd•off
a late second hall rally to defeat Cil
State (Fullerton), 93-84, Thuraday nlihl!
The Hurricane, whlcb led at bal:fQ:me
for only the second time this seuon,
p u s h e d lo a 2l·polnt llllll'gin. 71-15,
midway through the second half bill
t h e n steadily ·cooled off to allow t h't
catilomlans lo pull within nlbe poln!J11l
the final buzzer. • ' ~
MERMAID •••
Cootlnued from Pace II
• ·•
•
a nurse. ot
''Then as now," Helene 1 al d. JI{ wlM
broke." She pointed m Ille dlrecllr"1
of nearby Green Lake, where she W
learned to swim. "l went , down tbft
on the beach and aold bot dop 1o
get enough money to go Into trilnbt
at Virginia Mason Hoipltal.11
About 3Vi years ago Helene 1eamiil
she had dlabetu Twice earlier lhe bad
IUffered minor strokes. Then, ~
months ago when nallowlng becamil
difficult, she learned of the throat cancer.
The Ume she had to opend on coball
treetment forced Dalene to tum ~
nursing assljnmenls, her lone ""'""'
of Income. •
The operation, her ....,... aald; wJ]l
be exploratory and mainly to dej«mltie
if further radlaUoo treabnent ls act;
visable. Helene, he llid, will not tie
robbed of her voice. • ·
But he added the full utent or Die
surgery will not be determined unW
the operaUon Is under WIJ. '
At the last moment Helene w11 ~
rytng about l'unq'1 1-uY Wt tn
a hoardlng kermal. , • "
Sports Calendar
' . Today ~
Corona del Mar at Burbanll T.....-
-~ Mater De! at Bishop Amat. T-men~ San CleQ)Ollte 11111 Lquna 1leadoo
at Fallbrook', Toomamoo~ c..ta M ..
and Newport Barber al Lot Vepli'
doablebeader; We:stmtnctn at E1t1nCJj,
Fouotam Valley at Loi Alamtlol, RUD'
tington Beach at Magnolia, Nor:co •
Millslon Viejo, Sade!-College al ~
Poly Pomona Froall, Bakonlllld al
Golden, Wm (aD at I), <>rap Coul
atMercedTournamt!ll. ....... .
BaJketball -eor.. dol ·illlf a\' -~-a 1i11111 Laguna Beach at P~ Tww1,,.
Meter De! 11 Btlltap Alllal ~'
Colla ..... 11111 Nawpoot -d ; Lal Ve151 doub-, ML JAC It .
Saddt.beck 0ou ... , Fl'e8lt at Ootdool,'
Weal, Oranp Coul at lleatl ,._·
menL
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~~~· R~inbaiv Ri~ge .Corona GOLflNGA. •• -,tJ n WITH '11/,1UH",fk ,.,~ Fresno, East LA Collide
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~:." ls Unforgetta~le.
Edges
_________ ...,.. .................... -.
For State JC Grid Crown
Whon hittin1 from tho roUJh,
. . you con oxpoct your ball to fir. H ' . ind ron trom rlaht ,to· left o ~ oover. you h.ad hooked ·1~~ shot. This ,,
-· occurs bteause ar•ss wraps•· · By F81'111!B BIWNG8 toward Hlghwoy. 315 on<l Bart· round tho, nt<k of th• club ind °'"' -""'~ ' ley MeadoWI, ~· die base By 1\0GER CARUoN \ turns the·f~~· to tho loft. )"~ have Dl'ObablY ~r would.be. • .,. • °' .... o.1tr""" stttr · · Some tn~tructors advocate
,NiUd of RalnlioW' ll!ilg'e. It'• W thout tl>e obsttoctlooa we , • GLENDALE -Corooo-4<1 1ddro .. in1 ttiese Shota with th•
-rname 1 ~'.t ~~ ~ foughl ®!',way through, 'the "Mar'• •urprlliJll! Sea .King1 clubf1ce opened I(\ tho· rlthl,
wlll SQffit uuw;a n•.• cleared rung wouJd iUU be -oontll)ue 1 widefe<ated ~ ~' . thus offsettln& any closina that t:!TJ:"~.!:':: long '"1d.~·1n1ermem· Burbank lnvltatiooal basket·1 .mlsht6ccur. I prefer nol1Q1ller
serviced Ore. et June Moon-at: oij>etpor '1'11' art• ls pro-, ball tournament ~W: ~-k·, ·my~ubfoca po1ltlon lnthl1.w111: : "'11 last weekend, t.ected'. lymg ·in the aame .gen-ing oil Glendale H 0 0 v • r Instead I simply aim to thtrl1ht ~ C.--e0uotry toUrlng ofleft . era! d)reqion•N\l1Dber 1""' 'l'hur~ay night, lt-38, at the of my. target (lllustrotlon 11)
provides swpr!ses. Aller all,. at Milmmoth. so ·wlll· be . 1~~ ~. _._ roacli BUI Ind.let Iha closin& of .tho loco ~\rOO're· on unskied, unpacked wanntr"thao more wind-swept Bl e ~n;-ln3te""t in-to ... _ bring m~ shot back toward the ~ d ... _ ......... · · oomsqu wciem· h 1 · ~IDOw. An wg-.:: are maz-runs.·· ifi als' t 1.n.t t 1·30 against. ' 0 '· ".lreea.and stwnpS and branch-A chairlilt fr01JI', Hulson m on.,. a . -8; like on our tour. And they Meadows ·to·Rainbow Rldle is Muir Hig!J .of P~dena. ~t : , ~ olten close tocetber. Like al!D nl&nlled. The ruils 6a.;k Hoover.
·right in front ol. you .tas yoi.i ·to. Rift.Sen. Meadows from tbe · ·yr the Sea Kings can. get f ~;iick)our way down sorpe nev· ridge 'UJ!; a Ire.a d'y partly by the Muir hurdle, they woultl
·er before ·skied slope. ~ clearod, with tbe remaining play far the UUe Saturday I
" I'm one of those skien who clearing and lj.ft co8'lJ'Uction night agains~ lhe winner of Also J Play these shots well ~ not ~b to fall down not planned ~for completion by the :<:entenrual·Notre Dame ·back in my stance so that l can
·60 mucli tiecause of pride bul next ski season. fracas. . movtth.e clubh••d on esharply beeause.11.~urts. I particularly The new complex of llfts The. Sea l\ings' third win . downward patl1 to, the ball (II·
;do oot .like to run in.to ~mgs. and runs will. add a great ~ a row after. a season open· lustration f2). This mininizu ·
';:.I,noticf!d the oUler two girls. deal W an already fine 11k.i· ing loss to N.ewport Harbor the amounttof arasa that mi1ht t:-'ti
.. .,nuced on . the . t.ouF by bus-. area, providing mucb greater wtP ~other 111 the vein of interfert b.tween the clubface " I
band and.. boyfr1el}d, had per· variety and uphill capacity. defensive slow-down tactics, and t~e ball during impact _ r~
,,baps .the same philosophy, for The tow.·. of J.uhe r.ate has ... -"Blciom's squad, ·1111-rlddled • ~' 'f4l.
.. ~ of. us' seemed to fall. girded itself for ~e gto~th : as m several olit{Jts in the ~ · _ / Z ~· The men, ho"wever, ~Ing and shows -much .refurbf$ing Southern California area, was e. c JM MA.11......,""".... / ~ ·
. }~ cautious, provided a pa~-, since last se3$0n. Gull Lake forced to slow down to a walk \
Lodge sports a n.ew chalet-in the third and fourth periods ~J!.~ -\\\ ~ · ·Ski T' il like eiterior, and.other lodges to consuve energy and it paid \\'""""• '.'..;'.. . ra 8 I noticed had created similar off with the the thr<e-poiltt
unprpvemenls. victory.
•Cll>)y ol .skl falls of magnificent.
.ProllortJon. .
·• Even the ski instructors who ~ aceomp&tled us got into the
•act. but photographer Bob ~nscOe. w&o wedged himself
~r a ldg, created the most
spectacular co:it'ortion.
Bob also had the distinction
of being first to the bottom,
bu!. be had some special rea-sons for this which were only
disclosed lat.er,
Happy Haven o~n G~r-Bloom praised ·the
don aod MJbel Frith-Sm.1th perfonpances of guard Mike
commented that the changes M Willi nd f -~ Ste For }load Game the sk1 lift has b~~t to resio ~. ams a orw<11u vt ----·--;.---------
dents are ~· When we McWilllams· led all scorers ·
came here sixteert Y~ ago with 16 points on five field we had the ,whole wuner to ·1s and · ti hots rest from the summer resort g~ six gra. s s .
business. whl~ ~h. was chipplng m
It was very quiet. Now with w!Ul 13 points ..
fishing season lengthened and ~h pulled 1n 13 reboun:ds
the long winter season, w~ Jre dur1ng th~ game.: .
lucky to have· .a couple of 'The winners might have
weeks between the two. sewn it up early if they were
Gauchos' Lineup
Juggled Tonight
' Eut Loo AJ>ael" a•d·
Freono, l!v• of the ...,., con-
-leut'Uli.ely to -ID 1968, meet head on Sawr·
· day at 1, p.m. at Ratcliffe
Sladlum in Fresno for the
Clllfornla large schoOl's junior
college football championahip.
East Los Angeles entered
the 1968 ,....., with a long
. hlltory of bein& a doorlJlal
ID Metropolit.n and Western
State Conferences.
Bul coach Bob Enger rebuilt
the Hu!kies lnto an uplosJve
outfit around the bardrunning
of halfback Clarence Davis
and the passing of
quartuback Chris Jaramillo.
The Hustles have won ll
t
Mater Dei
Win String
Ends 60-49
LA PUENTE -· M81tr ri;,1
High School's four~game win
streak was snapped Thursday
night in the second' round of
the Bishop Amat basketball
invitational tournament when
defending tourney c~pioo
Arcadia did in the Monarchs,
61).49.
The loss drops the Monarchs
into 8 position or vying for
third place in the tourney.
Coach Jerry Tardie's flve will
take on Katella this afternoon
at 5.
KateUa lost to Bishop Amat
PID" wltl>out 1 def•at this ICOl'<d llt ,polni. and pined
year, maklntf lbem the win-m~ than 1,31JO yardl, bad
uni I ball hil second poorest day ot the nlngest j or col <g• foot year agaillal F,......
leam in the C9U11try, 1-;::::::::::=======.
" East LA '• olfensl•• punch McCULLOCH la cen~red ~tround the1 1~
'pound DAV!a who shattered o, I'~''/
J. Simpson'a "tw .. year old ~ " '
state ru~ ,record. In 11
fameti, Davis has churned out
,740 yards In 273 carries for
a 8.4 average. ~
And he'• scored 120 points.
Fresno, which lost two of
its firat three games, bounced
back to win eight strai&bt
g~ to get Into the St4te
finals.
PUTS Y,OU Ill THE WOlll
SAVINI, TIME SAVINI
WINNEJl'S CIRCU Willi
2·1REAT NEW CHAIN SAWS
The Rams have thrived on
stopping bot-shot r u n n i n g
backs this season. In two
game. against College . of the
Sequoias, Fresno restricted
Don Harr (1~438 yardB f Ill' bJS
lowest output.I of tlie se&son.
Rocky Thoo)ipoon of small ~;w:.\d .
achoo! c~n Hartn~,,w~ . ·liJl}P.for~i{iiil · , • .• -.. ~.,.....ii:": s1 •illiiW . ~~ihJ: .. ".m a
OCC · ·CQ(iCll.'S .. ::.::~'t~j~l .
SON i,S SffOT .
_ Guy ·Westgaard, .u\· sOn'
Of Orange Coast Coil•ge
phys.ical education in-
structor and athletic trainer
Dean Westgaard, was
reported impri;>ving today in
Fresno Comffiunity Hospital.
Young Westgaard was·
seriously wounded in ihe le~
Dec. 1 during a Thank~giV·
ing holiday weekend h1,111.ting
trip by another y o u n g
hunter.
He was shot in the thigh
and received a serious flesh
and bone wound. ;. !l'he funniest remark must
be attributed t'o writ.er Burt
Sims, who demanded of fel·
low writer Bob Cartmell, ob-
viously immobilized in a
thicket, "Get-wt of the way!"
before careeaing into hlin.
"But we do not regret th able to hit consistently on Vie
change. We ~joy the skier~ free throws.
Jt has been an adjustment to As it .was, Corona was able Hoping to get more board
strength and a steadier
pect from Cal P o 1 y •
Sometimes they play all
freshman and then again they
might send down t h e i r
reserves from their varsity
ThurBday night, 74-65. u========'======::;;::::t=!j:;:=~I
Ralph Chandos was the on1y
scoring gun for the Monarchs
in their ll·point loss.
. , '"'°5e of us who completed
'tire three-hour tour congrat-
jilated wrselves on our sur·
·viva1 with what s.trength we 'M<I left and made plam to
-mete out a suitable reward to
those pres:!! memben who
Ren suddeoly·unavailable as
J,be.-loor got under way.
We were presented with "'fJ°'il Blazer' stripes on our
'return to the Grand chalet
'Sd:lwe~hoff atop Lift Num-
"&er' One of Jime Mountain by
"Bunkie" Hayward wile of ii.in e 'r..Opetator· ~uO ltay-
. ward. where I reflected on
.tlie:· terrain I had Cov6i'ed.
The proposed gondola sum-
mit would be at Rainbow
Rldge, which is due east of
June Mountain summit. The
runs would return to Hutson
Meadows, as do those from
Lift Number Two up June
Mountain, with others fanning
:,: . Ail old ' reason
. for-buying
a·bnnd.
~f?~
· -Signature
of quality
since1855.
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performance in the backcourt,
a new waY of life, however." to hit only 15 of 41 tries
1be" Fritb-Smilli's lodg~ of-trom the gratis stripe.
.__.., Saddleback College basketball ,....,. Chandos pumped ih 23 points fers pleasant cabih faClllties ,_., " ou1rt1n 'th Jtilch This I Co•-de! Mir 12 ll I WI MS. ype ac-Glefldale HCIO"er HI 1 7 commodation is available to ec...... o.i Mir u11
skiers at June Mountain as LtKll '~ F~
well 8iS ho~l-type lodgings. Mc'Nllll1m1 S •
"' Tl' coach Roy Stevens will juggle
l u his starting lineup f o r . " squad," Stevens says.
· on 10 · field goals and three
gratis shots. Most of his
buckets came from t h e
baseline where he hit five in
each half.
There is a June Lake reser-~~1 . ~ ! 5 l tonight's road game against • • vation service available by Ne111n a 1
calling (714) ft43.7194 . To!ili OletllhM H~: (~~
o 1 Ule Ca1 Poly (Pomona) ,, " Mesa, Sailors
At Las Vegas
The lat"est June Mountain "o FT l!I' " ' • • • ,
~d local mountain resorts s1ew1r1 J' •, ' larrlllo 5 snow •and ski report i! avail· s11ven1 1 , 2
ab:~~int~:~ T ~t!: :;;;:,""' : i ~ ' , eel some ·new snow .last .Sun-"'1~('• 1; 1! ,: day as t .watched fr.om neigh-· x
bor~ June Mountain.
· Sujiersk.ier Jean CI au de
Killy was a· recent gueat at
"the Mammoth Molln~in Inn
aajaM-!t to the gondola to
Il,053 foor Mammoth Cornice.
He and fellow French sider
Leo Lacroix were filmed: by
Warren Miller on the slopes
of Mammoth Mountain for one
of 13 30-minute TV special:S.
Theme of the programs is
the wonder:ful world of skiing
as seen through Ule eyes of
Jean Claude Killy. In addition
to. Dave McCoy's Mammoth
Mountain and the Manunoth
Mountakl ·inn located beneath
it, 12 ·other exciting ski places
in the · world will be shown on
the series.
·Mt. Reba ski area at Bear
Valley has a new Koala double
chairlift, length 1750 feet, ver·
tical drop 500 feet. The Koala
joins five other lifts, three of
them double, to give Mt. Reba
.slopes a total skier capacity
of .5,000 per hour.
·Lightweight
Cage Scores
•EE llASKITllALL
CWO!la dtl Mir (11) We•!-IHI
WI.a (5) F 16) Gr11"1r
ReeCI (2) F (Ill Quincy
Se\lltr (tll C ' (11) P111e
Ktll•ler en G f7) Short Coorov (l) G (11) Altlns
S<:vrl"' 1ubl: coran-L0"9P•tt 3,
Corlc:h 6, HOOH •• M<.F1rl1nd f. Wttl-
1rTl---Osbornto 2, Loll1r 10
H1llllm1 .Con!: Wftlem )6, COf"OOI
" ,M1rirll cn1 11 ••nch (41)
L"Y {151 F 171 Ter111
Moorbeoct flfl F (Ill L.C1rr1
Rewoldl (tl C ('I RtYI'$
0rdWtY 11') G CUI Meftl"'leil
'win-r !l ) G (11) Hottm1n
Scorlf'll 1ubs: M1rln1 -Churdl ·•, Wrltht l, Spurrier 2. Thu"" 6, Siii\.
w111on J. Mlllt J. IE1 R1~tl,..
rldl l
H1llllnw score: Mtrllll :». l!I
Raricho 71
Fou11!1iol V1t"1' UO llolui C>rlnde Ull
1<1111 {7) F ISi BM!\1•11 P Uii {lC) F (l } H1[dl119
Schld1!1 C (') JnH
Cl"".Ck f'> G (•! Lennol'I Foote (I) G !6) TlflelY
Scorlno •Ubl: Fo•ll'llaln V1l~y-Mo-
hul1-! S. lloln . Grt"de -Shlven1 2,
FQl"etler 1, Br-osck S Hall!lm1 1tor~: FOU!ll1!n Vttley ~l.
llo!H Grinde 1'
· freshmen.
The Gauchos, who face a
busy four-.day stretch begin-
ning tonight when they play
three games, are still looking
for , their first victory after
absorbing three losses.
. . Stevens plans to move the
Gauchos' leading Scoring, Tom
Noon, from guard to forward.
Noon, who i11 averaging 19
points a game, will be joined
by either Randy Lawrence,
the club's second best scorer,
or Hal Boyd in tbe front court.
Costa Mesa and Newport
Harbor High &hools highlight
the Orange Coast area prep
basketball schedules tonight
with their weekend junket to
Las Vegas for games with
Clark and Western highs.
Newport Harbor m e et s
Western al 7 and follows with
Clark on Saturday at 7. Mesa's
tiwles are at 9.
The two squads left this
morning at 6:30 for their out-
of-state batUes.
The Monarchs pulled to
within two points of the
Apaches early in the fourth
period at 40-38, but fell back
when Apache forwards
Rick Beaston and Mike Lar-
kin began hitting consistently
from outside and on layups.
Scon .,.,, Ou1rMt"1
Miter Del 12 12 10 15--At
Al"Cldl1 1! U 12 20--60
Wilker
Chand<>$
Mc.Men1mln ••H Goo.rt
Nor!on
Ho-Totll1
Malet" D9t (4'l FG irT l"I" Tl"
J 0 l ' 10322)
1 2 2 6
' 0 0 • 0 0 1 0 , 0 1 4
1 0 l ,
2251449
.air.:1dll IH) FGFr,.l"T,.. • s ' 21 3 2 0 •
Marc Hardy continue! to
hold down Ule center job, but
the guard situation is still up
in the air. Stevens will pick
from Dan Britt, Rick Nelson
and Rich Merrill as his start·
M<M•m
Gruver w .. , Other basketball aclion has aea11on
1 0 , 2
' 0 1 •
Estancia playing host to ~~~~"
Westminster, Fountain Valley Gm
s ' 0 ,.
0 , 0 1
J 11 1 6
II II 1 II
,, 12 ' "' ers against tile Broncos. traveling to Los Alamitos, G'-re:r'.b.'v
"We played good in spots Hunlington Beach at Magnolia ;=='=========;\I and Norco at Mission Viejo against Cal State (Fullerton) in non-league duels.
last week, but we've got to Tournament .action con-
hit the boards better and play tinues with Corona de\ Mar 'H'l'''ffff'f''§P
more defense," Stevens said. -'involved in the B u r b a n k
"We're really looking .tourney, Mater Dei in the Coinp~:•tht
forward to our game against Bishop Amat tourney and San SERVING THE Mt. San Jacinto Saturday Clemente and Laguna Beach
night. It's our home opener at the Fallbrook invitational. PUBLIC
and I'll have a better idea Huntington will be trying to ANO
how the team has progressed get back on the winning trail
after that one." after suffering its first defeat TRADE
M1111D11 vi.111 un "•<Ill<• uo Mt. San Jacinto tripped the of the year against Garden Phone 642·4321 Sh1nnon (11) " ' (10) LOOM• er1c1< 11n F r11 Smllh Gauchos, 91-80, in both clubs' G r o v e ( 5 0-4 6 ) in the 2211 W. B•lbo• Blvd.
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Grid Finales
Set Tonight .
Final action in CIF football
playoffs take place tonight
with El Rancho and St. Paul
headlining· the AAAA circuit
with their title decider at the
·Los Angeles Coliseum.
H11111n1 noi c 141 sc"""""" · seaso"n opener. West.minster-Marina Rotary Nowport Booch Prke (4\ G Ill Quinn
oav11161 G (41 oi.n9ti11n llrm•"~l~d~o~n'~t~k~no~w~w~h~a~t;;t~o;;e~x~·-in~vi~ta~t~io~n~al~, t~a~st~w~ee~k~. ;;;;;;;;'il'==========::::::===================:;:;:::d $c:or!fl9 111bl: PK111c::-Wlr"'4'1 I '. CCII"-111 Mir , .. I Wftl•m (21)
St. Paul (11-0-1), .champion
of the Angelus League, rules
a slight choice over El Rancho
(9-3), co-<:hamp of the Moore
League.
St. Paul defeated the Dons
in the season opener, 21 "-
Jt marks Ute second straight
game in which El Rancho will
have played an Opponent it
lost to in preleague action.
The Dons were beaten by
Westminster, :t+2S, only to
come back last week to upend
the Lions, rl-7, to gain the
finals .
Loara. meanwhile \ seeks-its
first AAA Utle-in its match
witb San Marfno -at Cerritos
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Jil .Pi'Oductlon at lit l!nn'• Costa Me1a plant. A prototype model (X-1) has
bion performance Jal~ In Newport waters for several weeks. The first pro-
duction model wu ~ed In a local regatta Ja&t week. The new yacht bas a
w*1!n• length. of ,21 fee~ 8 feet 6 inches beam, 4-feet . 4 inches draft, di ..
plii!ii •,tilo 'POU!ld and weers' 315 aquare feet of sail. Official designation will
be Ci>lumbla-28 Marl: II.
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· -In buying clothes . !or
. . others, make sure they lft
the rlg)lt Illa, !or ...... ala
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!or Chrisl.mai gift retunis. (Cl
the $U bUlion you will ha,.
" •pen! in thb 'lllanksgivlna-
Christmas period, an estimate
is $400 million worth wlil be
, returned because the iterni
: · are the wrong size or color
' or style or are dupUCiite lifb
or defective merchandlae.)
SA. VE. ALL sales slips In
: . C&Se' Items may have to be
'· -joeturned and leave all tickets
Ori the clothes you buy I!' ,. ....
. Find out if ·there· ·u: a
iteadline f<r retumirig items
~ buy and if there m
~pecal rules for retutninl
such things u hats, bathing
-undeiweat. : ln chooslhf c~ as gifts,
try to select colon and styles
lhe recipient wouJd prefer.
When it come11 ta teenagers,
, · . .downgrade )lplr own preferen-Cc.s and be · guided 1tridly bJ
the ... teal teenap ciOtbes
luhion; il in doubt. slvt a
gilt certjfJi:at<.
-IN BUYING a ChrlMw
tree, make ..... the· -
mn't !allin$ oil and that the
-bu not begun to dry
out. ·Before you pay $2 to
$30 (« I Christmas -(lhls year's price range) , d)Q9Se J
tree which will, fit in the ·place
YOlil have allotted to it. After
you bey. the tree, saW ·•liout
an inch off the tru?k. and
then stand the tree in a con-
tainer of water throughout the
Cliriatmu RI.SOIL
-In buying Christmas "" lights and. or_naments ,
.,pecially. at rpeclal!y aJlopo
which may be Rt up for· t!)ill
Cllrbtmu ...... only; 1nopect
with·utmon care anything yau
buy. T._.I slrlng> ol Uiht bulbs
before you pay for· them in
the store, since-returns or
exchanges (even b _e f o r ~
Cbr&tmas) may be dillicull
If !It< lipts .... "' be wed
outdoors and exposed to winter
weather, make ~ µiey are
designed lor this and that th.eY
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DARY PILOT EDITOIUAL P~~E •
Out·sider .S.h.ould Cneck ·o~structlve loo,wo
A _,,__erslai letter f.rom Clty Alt)! ,Don Bo!\fii
criUcOibg Ille Hunllngtoa Beach city gov~ent hlrf.
raiaed <o0me basic quest!OM which demand. en an&•hr;
Donia. ~· ch~rged the clly aovemmclt with beln& archaic, wUteful alld lncaplillle.' Re c~ the City
4overnment Is in need of norgenizatlon to 1!1lpn>ve its
il!flcHncy.
'lbese ere serlouJ charges and not to.be considered
lightly; Boufli has e~eneo in gov,enµnent outslde.tbe
city and hes been m b11 local p0st Ju.t about long
, enough to get a good 'view f.rom the inside.
Olllers wW point ou~ doubtlessly, that since Bonfa
has been the city attorney there bav .. been clashes be-
tween mm and Ille administration. They'll say his
charges are .tlJe results of these quarrels.
However. once 't11e qu0$\ion ol efficiency and qual·
lty of operation has · been raised by a respo~sible o!-
ficial any attempt to ignor,e the charges could be inter-
preted as evidence of some.thin.g w~ng within the ad-
ministration. .
Bonfa, noting that, tb~re •has been discussion , of a
reorganization plan aeveloped by those within the pre··
ent city government, rejected the idea of an "in ·house"
study and called for a complete ~view by experts, out.
5ide of the government.
If the council decides to respond to the l:harges
raised and to the other signs that aJI may n·ot be well
within City Hall, it seems only good bllsiness to bire
someone outside of the present govemment to come up
with a streamlining plan.
If the government is being mismanaged for any
reason· it is the du~of the councilmen to order what·
ever corrections the may find . necessary.
On the other han , If all is well within the govern-
ment and the taxpayer is being served best by the
present setup, then the council should have the fa cts
upon which to reassure. the citizens.
It appears _that tbere are many problems which
The Little
Person
Inside Us
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Everyday
Problems
By GEORGE R. HOFF , Ph.D.
In 1965, the psychialflist, Wilhelm
Reich. published an important but little..
known book entitled "Listen, Little
Man!"
ln it, he postulated that, as persons. we·
tend to deny ob, v i o u s but disturbing
aspects of ourselves, and function in
certain stereotyped wayi. •
Following are a few of the examples
he cites:
THE BIGOTS don't know how much
they hate themselves and how small
they feel inside.
The leaders don 't know that they were
, once little people and still are.
The censors don't know how much
they fear their own passions and their
personal pornography.
The teachers don't know that they
bore their students. and the students
don't know that they can ask for what
they want and get it.
The oppressed don 't know that they
can be persons rather than playing
martyrs for society. They don't koo1.1•
!hat they secretly admire and emulatf'
their oppressors.
THE PART OF US which doesn 't kno.
these things might be called our "litllr
person." He is the part of our sell-struc-
ture which has been emotionaUy damag-
ed while growing up and thus has stopped
developing. He is in~de us -way inside
-and we want to keep him there
because his vul nerability. fragility,
nelvete, and immaturity disturb us.
We don 't want to see ourselves as
being weak, inadequate, h e I p I es s ,
frightened, insecure , dependent. and lit-
tle. After all. as adults we are supposed
to have Jong since given up childish
ways and assumed our rightful place
among the grownups.
THE ™PLICATION In such ad-
A Glossary
Are you confused by politics?
In my cootinuing, unceasing effort lo
bring ~nowledge to the people , . .
I have prepared a glossary of political
t~rrns ... Here they are :
Ruthless: The candidalc with the most
elflcient campaign apparatus.
Opport\Jnist: The candidate with the
delegate lead.
Political machine : The oppositioa ,,.,....
ty.
Political organization: Your party.
Uberals: People who want to spend
other people'• money.
ConaervaJ.ives: People who have the
money liberals want to spend.
Moderates: People who hold mortgages
OD both glllllJl5.
PoUilcaJ debate: An a Cll.ppella opera.
1-elt Something tht' other side
rt!UleotodlJc\m.
Vice-prtl5deotial candidatca : An elite
group constl&Jna of SO governors. 100
ll!ba&ora. 200 or IO congressmen. t3 I'm·
beSP"kn. I etblnet members -and
Uw man the t\lft1tul1 presidential can-
dldaU oeloct&.
JltlfpU: Ao ~ble """'3· nUnded and Oucely f'n d e p e: n d e n I
1ep1c:Mllllatl•e to the naUonalmftve.ntion.
Par11 chairman! 'ftle IMO who tell•
jbe fn<ornJptlbll. llronl<Jlindod ""'
flercoly lndepood<nt ~ -to ......
Dear
Gloomy
Gus:
The l r u e spirit of Christmas -
stealing Christmas lights! l won-
der what kind of parents these
kids must have.
-J. K. L.
This ltlhll"I ftlll(ll l"lldtr$' ~l•WI ,..,
n..:u11rUJ llloM ol 1111 "~'"''· s."o ~111r "' -~• hi Gloom, Cui, D1llJ l'llo!.
monitions as "Act your aie:." "When
are you going to grow up?" "Don't
be so childish," etc., is that it is wrong
to prese rve childish characteristics while
maturing. Few of us are ever scolde<J
for acting too old , because our cultura l
heritage reinforces mature behavior.
As a consequence. mature action, al
titudes. thoughts, and feelings are
rewarded and become superimposed upon
the immature ones which are punished.
Eventually, the haltered "little person''
is hidden deep within us. and we function
as though we were. indeed, entirely as
big and strong as we believe v.•e ough;
lo be.
REALIZING THAT we have stifled
nur lillle person's growth. we tend lo
guard him from further harm, and
therefore protect the integrity of our
tolal self-concept. We know, somewhere
below our level of consciousness, that
our stereotyped adulthood is a facade
and that our manifest behavior is ma inly
for public consumption. Emotionally, wr
know that the notion that adulthood i~
essentially different from childhood 1
a fall acy.
However, were we tu cnnscioush
acknowledge our little person, we woul;1
probably be surprised and even shocked
lo hear what he had tri say aboul his
doub ts. fear s, longing s, aspirations.
'leeds, desi res, fl"ustrations, hates. hurt.·
and deficiencies.
EQUALLY STARTLING niighl be h1~
commen ts conct!rning his undevelope1I
abilily. potential creativity. ba s it'
se nsitivity, uncomplicated caring . an d
refreshing point ol view about what's
really in1portanl about life.
If listened to, the little person insid~·
us could help us change many of our
grandiose, unrealistic. and distorled con -
ce plS of who we are. His presence wlll
be disturbing and hun1bling. and we
won't like much of what he tells us
about our basic natures. But after all.
he really isn't an enemy; he's simply
a forgotten friend from yesteryear who
wants to remind us that he is still
around. whether we like It or not.
A reunion with our old friend . whoro
we've never let grow up, could be the
ala.rt of a new life for us .
B11 George
Dear Georgt:
What makes SOl'ne men so con·
trary? My husband. for instance,
never agrees with me on anything.
I mean, no matter who's right ,
or who's wrong. ht disagrees jui;t
to disagree. I mean. don 't you
consider this foolish? You wouldn't
t~ke an opposite viewpoint in evf'n
a minor mauei-simply tn be di/·
rerent, would you?
ANNOYED
0.... Anno}'<d :
Yes.
.Dear Georae:
Is that all you men ever think
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BESSIE
Dear Bel&1e;
No. and l"rq shocked tha t you
would havt aucb theughu'
• need more euminatloo. Over the paJl fe"I m o n t b 1
~ have """"_f)Ul<)hnli pl'Obltina, most notably the
doet•wn of the director of ~ Deperoneot of Harbors
and Beaches Qist lo leave ihi elty employ and then to
SUI)'. Other dOJ>artm nt bi;a& are 'la.id to be looldog
elsewhere, too. .... .
• Too Olten the condl&n cl city covel"lllent hes
he<ln disCUJSed only In prlval4 or under the term "per-
SOMel matter." D!acussi~n whidi might prove embar-
raaslng, yet corrective, has never come lb the public
!otum. . •
People have a r1gbt to knoW whether or not the
city government is functioning iii the mo s t efficient
rrui!uier. Ii is up to the council to provide that informa-
tion.
Residential P.rotec tion
Fountain , \i'ab.ey Planning Commissioners nex:t
week1 have an oppOrtunity to begin elimination of the
confusing variance procedure which has often been
used by developei:s to buiJd homes on lots smaller than
the standard 7,2® square leet in R-1 areas. ·
• The ci~y plapning staff is preparing its recom-
mendation for a new ordinance for planned develoP;-
·ment zoning (R·l-PD). Planners should look favorabIY
at the proposed change that would put planned develop-
ments into a cla ss by themselves instead of their pres-
ent status of exceptions to the 7,200-square-foot lot
standard.
Where a reduced-size lot iS sought, a provision
would require a conditional use permit.
If approved by the planner.s and enacted by the
City Council, prospective Fountain Valley homeowners
buying in a strictly R-1 area will find no exceptions to
the 7,200-square-foot lots in the future.
(5)
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First Real Attempt to 'Do It Myself'
'Black
To the Editor:
Nert being a black man I am unable
to exude a lrue feeling of blackness,
feel "soul," or "tell it like it is." In
spite of that limitation, I ca n still learn
to understand and can draw Ct'lnclusims
regarding the Black Revolution.
One conclusion I have reached is that
the slogan of the Black Revolution--
Black Power-is an · ill-defined concept
t h a t many whites misunderstand a n d
find menacing. Those who misunder-
stand are under the impression that
Black Power and black militancy are
analogous, and that black identity means
black racism .
THEY AijE NOT aware that since
Slokely Carmichael first shouted the
i;logan, "Black Power." it has matured
i:i to a, positive force that represents the
first real attempt by the black man to
"do it myself."
Black power is essentially black au-
tonomy, or self-determination . It stress-
es the reformation of existing institU·
lions and the formation of new institu·
tions. SlJCh as co-ops, designed to serve
the unique needs of people brought to-
gether through circumstances beyo:-id
: heir control
BLACK POWER is al so cultural sep-
;irateness, racial pride, ecoriomi c and
political self-sufficiency, an end to
welfare colonialism. knowledge of the
black experience (black history, not
slave history), better /'obs. better
schools. and, above a I. an end to
"'lOverty.
Stripped of its hostile overtones, Black
_Jower is si mply tha t black Americans
v~nt to create for themselves a!I envir-
·nment which is conducive to their psy-
'iological and institutional strength.
THEY ftlUST NARROW the gap be·
veen their own sense of inferiority and
the while man's sense of superiority
before they can hope to Jive as equals.
To do that black people are being urged
to use their own orga!lii.ations to build
lhe very power America respects-pride,
initiative, acumen , individual ity, inde-
pendence and competitive spirit
If the concept of Black Power ig
allowed 10 develop it wou ld present a
lesser menace and danger to the dom-
inant white society than if it is resisted
and stifled .
AS THE KERNER Co1nmissi~ so ably
µo inled oU,I, frustrat ion, violence, and
•!estruction are inevitable if the present
trend toward two separate socieli~
continues. lncvi lable, thal is, unless
some movement appears that will abate
the growing feelings o( frustration so
rampant in lhe black communities. Black
P·wer is tha t moveme'.'ll.
Arc we wise enough to recognize ii
and re:tlize that it has come about be-
cause other so lutions have failed? Or
art? v.•e going lo get up-light. and over-
react, simply because of a lack of un-
derstanding of what it's all about?
JAMES NEWKIRK
•lJ11p r ofe••lo11al'
To lhe r:n ii or
If l've ever seen a piece of ignorant
Quotes
Knox l\.1a"hall, Western W o" d
Pnxlucll i\$5oclalioo director of forestry
services -"Supply and availa bilily of
commerclal timber is be.Ing arfectcd in
three way": I I I withdrawals of publicly·
o~·nt'CI commercial tlmbcrlands into
wildemesi, part and recrettiooal aru1,
12) subst:Mtlat lncrtasc.'! In oper11tl"i
C05Ui on national foreirt 1 a n d 1
noctssitatcd by the increasing public
concern with the appearance ot Umber
harvests. l!lnd f3) the export ol timbtt
from thf' West Coast of the U.S. OUr
•hole nation setll\! lo be preoccupied
with provtdlng p!ey room at the expense
of wood produt:llon . ··
Power' Is I Misunderstood ~ '~
Letters from reader! are welcome.
Normally writers should convey their
niessage i11 300 words or less. The
right ta condense letters to flt space
or eliminate libel is reserved: AU
letters must include signature and
mailing address, but names may bl!
withheld on reque3t if aufficient rea·
son is apparent.
literature flowing from your paper , It
was Tom Barley's review of UCl 's
presentation-af Uie "Messiah". His
knowledge ahd lack ot background
regarding 18th Century music is ob-
viously "zero." He· was cruel to Dr.
Allard, who is a nationally-known figure
and lecturer on this subject.
MUCH CREDIT for the successful
beginning of UCJ's Fine Arts Department
goes to Dr. Allard and his immense
interest in lhe program and the student.'!.
Mr. Barley was merely expressing a
personality dislike ... how unprofessional !
I join the remaining 99 percent of
the audience who agree that UCl's
performance last weekend was not only
a rare masterpiece of production and
technique, but one of beauty and in-
spiration.
Thank you.
JAN UNVERT
'Lack. of P ercep tion'
To the Editor :
As a participant (violinist l in the UCf
performance of Handel 's Messiah, I can
only express my amazement at the in-
rle.t.ibility, slavery to tradition and lack
of perception in Tom Barley's review
of our production.
I can testify that Maurice Allard's
conducting was the inspired work of
a man truly absorbed in the business or reproducing Handel 's masterpiece.
CONSEQUENTLY, the energetic and
spirited performance of both orcheslra
and chorus was a natural response to
Allard 's own enthusiasm, and the bouncy,
dancelike in terprelation given to many
sections reflected Allard 's understanding
of the joyous and even somewhat secular
nature of the work.
As Dr. Allard himself expla ined to
me today , it is only recently th at musi-
cians have begun to break away from
the heaviness and stodginess o( trAdi-
tiona]. nineteenth centuty interpretations,
l!lnd ti.ave rediscovered the dancelike
quality which was current in Handel 's
own time.
FURTHERMORK, It is my opinion
that anyone who would be offended by
the "liberties" taken by Allard and the
vocal soloists In lht Messiah, lo lally
lacks understanding of creativeness and
spootaneHy in performance, and is so
totally enslaved to tradition as to render
his criticisms \lrorthless.
PAUL W. PEARSON
Lei ll•11akawa K11ew
To lhe Ed!Lor :
Mcmbel"I of lbe E11:change Club of
Coron1 del Mar unanin;>ou!ly went on
record bee, l In support of the
couragtOM <tand of Dr. S. I. Hayabwa
In hb tllortl ta keep San Frandaco
State College functionill( u an lnllltulfon
of higher lumina. Our club has 1tt1l
a l~ter to Dr. Hayakawa txpreuing
our confidence ltt him. with copiea to
Governor Req111 and our Orange County
leglllator1.
for the concerned citizeru; of this state
to play a more active role in expressing
their views on the eris.is facing our
colleges and universities.
IF WE FAIL ta get behind the
responsible leaden: in education who are
willing to fight for principle, we shall
only have ourselves to blame if the
radical acLivist minority succeeds in it.,
avowed goal of d~troying the educational
system .
The future of higher e d u c a 11 o n
throughout the state may depend on
what happens at San Francisco State
College. I therefore urge the people of
the Orange Coast to join with us in
letting Dr. Hayakawa know that he has
our support.
MICHAEL GERTNER
.. President
Exchange Club
Of Corona de! Mar
Good New •
To the Editor:
The news of the day ls always so
tragic that the front page i:i; depressing
to those readers who live in hope and
desire for belier things. If th~re is
any good news it is unimportant and
relegated to the back page.
Therefore, I suggest, during this
Christmas holiday when the spirit of
good will fills the hearts of all good
Americans, that you limit the front page
of the DAILY PILOT to only good news
and cheer, and relegate the current
news with a bilter taste to subsequent
pages.
I SUGGEST IN large type as a banner
headline, you start your issue with
something like this:
"IN THIS SEASON OF GOOD CHEER,
THE DAILY PILOT OF TODAY CAR-
RIES ONLY GooD NEWS ON ITS
FRONT PAGE, AND YOU WILL HAVE
TO READ CURRENT HAPPENINGS IN
THE SUBSEQUENT PAGES"
If the news of a cheerful nature does
not fill the columns of the front page,
it would be very striking to the reader
if much of the front page were white
space. empty of news.
R W. KATERNDAHL
'Tr emendous Supparl'
To the Editor:
In its November meeting, the Hun-
tington Beach Recreation and Parks
Commission moved unanimously to re-
quest the City Council to consider another
bond election, as soon as legally possible,
for I.he needed development of our parks
~nd library systems. The City Council
IS presently Considering all ramification!
and will, hopefully, reach 1 decision
early in January, 19611.
\Vilh this in mind, the RecreaUon and
Parks Commission wishes to paS8 on
thanks for the tremendou1 support we
received in the November electfbn and
encourages the Citize.na Committee. ror
Parks and Ubrary Bonds to remain
a viable, functional group in anUclpaUoo
of • po.sslble June election.
IT W AB A lmnendOlll fotiin, lo ...
so many pt0ple devoU '° mucb' tfme
in helping to pass the bond lssues In
November. and, 1l the rl!ll: of forietUng
some namts, on behalf ot lbe cornmi.ulon
I'd like to utend thanD to 1everal
of those who pve outatindloa aupporL
WllhooL lhe help at tJle City Council
and llWJI' of thtlr ...... aod the wiv•
o1 memben ol the llocreelloa ad Parb
~ the job ...... -..... lmpoulbia. ai.Jrman am llclnnlcterl.
of lhe Cilizerll Commltee and Leonard
Shane, Bill Bruney and Bol>blo llurpily
dld .. oulltancllni job ,,, recrultlDI belp
and O'O&Dclal auldanct.. 11tt Wcrnm'1
Mardi and Ha orpoben Ind
partlclpa.nts ,..,.. <I! bwnlndoul· auet I bellf!vt that Utt Ume bu ctlme .A, to the cause.
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THE BON D ISS~ received· en;
dorsement.s from practically e...~e r y
organization and newspaper in the city.
Many (such as the Jaycees) Were Very
active in promoting the bonds. In fact.
with so mucb support it's diflicuU to
understand how the issues were defeated!
Let me also express personal> thanks
to members of both the library board
and staff and Recreation and'.'.1Jlirks
Commission and staff for the inordinate
amount of t i m e spent on developing
Ideas and promoting the issues for the
campaign. -
With the active support of sO rilany
ol our fine cilizenry how can we· lose
the next time! -
TOM COOPER
Chairman
Huntington Beach Recreation
and Parks Conimission
Teens for Christ ,
To the Editor :
At certain more recent points iii time.
I have had the unique experience of
being exposed to you r unfortwiate
publication. At each crisis. a relation
of the activities of the Teens for Christ
was the focus of my attention. More
specifically, I noted the adjective phrue,
"self-styled Christian Revolutionaries,"
In reference to this group.
I AM IMPELLED to inquire as to
what variety of "Christian Revolu·
tionaries" you would have placed..am.ong
us? The original and God-sent "Chrl5';ian
Revolutionary" was crucified a good
length of Ume previou11 to this, and
l 'm afraid that's our quota . "~led
Christian Revolutionaries" beinit hat
they are, you should feel no ~"'
to burden them with useles.! des ons.
Pru-haps you should do a piece aelf-
styled hypocrites." · ~~
BARBARA ~y
;:(i·;
l'alle11 Srhoob'(l
To the EdilOr : :t .
Your excuses for the Fountai~ey
system !till do not help the nts
who are receiving an inferior ~
compared to other schools in ;:· e
County. With our high taxes, our ren
should be In the top reading ·
-not next to the bottom . •£
Our hats off to Mr. Nelson for ~Uy
brealdng the ice in quesUoninaj. the
"superiority" In education of the ~
lain Valley students. By the Wlf,•hy
ls Fountain Valley school systen(' ex·
perimenting In their arithmetic Pf0&9Dlf
Haven't they u;perimented e n o" I h
already?, Why don't they have minual
training for the .?lh and Sth grade ~ys?
Why don..,t they bave home eCQn<lnica
for the 1th Ind Ith grade girls? I ~eve
the mentioned pcogrmns would be. more
beneficial lo the ltudents thin ~one
hour 1 weet they •pend In the Leapllnl
Center. ..
MJlS, O. ANDEl}OON
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P'oWer ste8ring, power disc J?rakes, tea .9•te scuff ~lean, step pad, 1u+om8tic tr1nsmission1 tint.cl
windshield, -romoio c0ntrol mirror, he..t.r. Dual· broking syslom, padded desh, duel_ ridge safoty rimi"'
roadside weming flaohors, seat be~s front and ruraking system, padded dash, dual ridgo Hfoty rimo,
' ,;.ashen, j,ackup tights, dual oporiing tail gato, radio and 8.85115 whito sido waD tiros. Immediato d•
live ry. CP45G9C166016 .
RAY VINES PRESENTS YOU ANOTHER
"Win · You Over Offer"
·NEW 1969 PLYMOUTH STATION WAGON
4-dr., 6 ·pass., .heater, emer. flasheri. All vinyl interior, dual action tail gate,
front arm rest, rear seat arm rest with ash tray. Front door light l\'!itehes. Hid-
den storage, emer. fla•hers. Front & re11r seat belts, backup lights, left outside
rear view. mirror. Dual braking system. 89E I 09495.
S 7 . J95 PER MONTH FOR 36 MONTHS
· ON APPROVED CREDIT
$1tS Do. + Tax ..i Uc. lo C:... er Tra.lt
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'63 FORD PICKUP
\.2 ton pickup. Ready to go.
$695
'63 CHRYSLER
2-Door Hardtop. Full power, fac.
tory air, white sidewalls. Lie.
5518.
'60 CHEVROLET
4 -door, standard trans.. radio
and hearer. Lie. QTJ 139.
'65 CHRYSLER
N e w p or t Convertible, auto.
trans., radio and heater, power
steering. Lie. HPC 982
~ $1395
'59 FORD
STATION WAGON, automatic
transmission, radio, heater, etc.
Lie. RFJ 119.
'65 DODGE
Custom 880, auto ·tram.. radio
and beafler, power oletring, pow·
er brakes, White 1idewalli. Lie.
RDF 402.
$1095
•.uove CAltS l"LUS TAX • Lt(.
~62 DODGE
Lancer. Automatic transmission,
radio, heater, Stk. #RllA458
$195
'62 CHEVROLET
STATION WAGON: V8, Automa·
. tic transmission, radio, heater,
power steering, air conditioned.
Lie. ACA 226.
'99 s37" Mo. Deft ,_ 24 .... O.A.C.
lncllMN,.. 'ff LlctnN
$795
'66 T-BIRD
Full power, air cond .. elec. win·
dows, Landau top. RUD 346.
19 WATS TO
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on NEW '68s
SAVE UP TO •• a • • $1200
LARGEST STOCK
.IN soutHERN CALIFORNIA
1968 -PLYMOUTHS AND CHRYSLERS
599* DOWN
CASH or TRADE ~ELIYEU
~~ZN<:." J:_: CARS ABOVE
+ *Tax ~ uc-e M ApproMll CrHlt
'65 Chrysler '300' ·
2'DOOR HARDTOP. Full power,
plWl air conditioning. Lie NQW
000.
$1495
. ·'66 MERCURY
' STATION WAGON. Ra~!?,.l'eat-
er, white wall tires. Lie. v w r642.
'99 s291t Mo.
Do• hr 24 Me. O.A.C.
I~~ TIX & 'ff Llctrl ..
' $895
'63 PLYMOUTH
VB, rtandard trans, radio, heat.er,
power steering. #5730.
'99 s2r Mo. -D•n F• 24 M•. O.A.C.
1ne11111n T•.-1o 'ff Ll-
$595
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OPEN ·7 DAYS
-A WEEK
1:30 A.M. TO 10 PM.
' '64 CHRYSLER·
STATION WAGON. Automatic
transmission, radio, heater, pow·
er steering & h<akes. White wan
lireB. #2364.
$1495
'66 PONTIAC
BROUGHAM. Full power, includ·
ing electric windows % electric
seats. Lie. RTU 984
'63 PONTIAC
v.a. auto. tran! .. radio and heat-
er, power steering, factory air.
SHARP! Lie. RUV 293
' $695 .
'66 CONTl#ENJ At-
. Full power, tactbry air, leather'
interior, La'Ddau · top. Lie. RTJ
207. • +:Of
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'63 T-81RD
Full power, electriC windows Is;..
seat, air CO,ndltiontng. A nice c · ~
a't a real nlce p'tice. Lie. CSG ~ . . -'99 -,;~.,· s4§" ::-;, Mo. o,..,-_.cr;:7:;;"
$895 ·-·-
· '66 PLYMOUTH ~
· FURY'. ID. ' Automatic tranlml>i'
sion, radio. heaij!r, air conditio ;
ing, _ white oide wall tireo. L1CiS
TCM 175 -;::• . -' $ . 1595 -
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OF THE SAN DIEGO FitE~AY
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FROM ORANGE COUNTY
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ISLAND LIVING ·:
IS THE GROOVIEST! ·
' OPEN HOUSES SAT & SUN h • 4. P .M.
No. .II. No. 103 • No. 105·
.• WATERflOHT---" with 11'1""" . . Pier & Slip
... Oii. fallml-U11da lslallll
'': '" .... ,.., Hart.or '-"""'°" Information -C.11: Mr. SoNftlGft
:'., iioYO llEAL TY .
J6W I. Cellt Hwy. C4M
' -64'1-7777 ----.CM. , Orlslmls Spe(W
. FINER .HOMES ·. ~-I/I •• -I .
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Ownbir nntU CM ... )'-"'I ..... .,.,. .. ...,..., . . •
-IUY Hiii A.COTTMI -CHllllT~ -'
. '4 b<C!rooms. dinlnt rm, famny rm 8 both&
.,\, bomewith I Teltw&Jjn qualitywJ\h an . ditloo!.al llrencb fireplace In fuhlonablt .llfY· ,,_s. 101 only ...................... $54,500
· ··, Cl11 for appointment ·
YllW .:.. New· .u.iom Spanlslt. bome with
• room "tor a pool Spocious Spanish tile gal-
-Jeq ~g to tar~ view llring .l'QOm, fnr· .
• mal <fti>Ing rm, richly ponell~ 1amlfy !1!1.wilh
wet blr, 2 firep1-, ond 1 wonder '!~
In .JAlnul·• bedrooms, ~~ bo.tJia. , ... . o,.n Set & ~ ..• 11qt "•=cjM' . . .
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. IA~llOHT ·-Pier ml Sllj>. 4 Bdnii, Biy
" Moanllin View. Low..t yncoct 5 year-o)d
'lloyfttiat ................. " " . '$at;500
• Opon Sot a Sutt · · 1.1<46 Polorh
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MAGNIFICENT VIEW Het4.i..di.rmieiy
the finest View buy In. Newl'O!i. liar~, 4
Bdrm, 4 baths, View living rm, :Vi~ 4lplng
nn, View· lamly rm -try ... · ..... ·$911,000
0pon D•ily . 1~4 Go111Xf Dr.
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A REAL CHRISTMAS BUY -Lomry 2 bed·
roorm, 2 bath apartment with -a view of the
. entillo harbor, boat . ._ ayailable. ·Private
pool ·$59,500 ~ priced under market. · · . .
Call for appointment _
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llEPOSSESS10N ~ · Mu&t. ~ sold. Ocean Vi..,. 4 Bedroom, f1mily ·n., uldng $37,900 ·
Worth mnch more -.make offer -try 10% DoWn.. .
Open Sot & Sun 716 Ca"*! Hlghh:nds Dr.
iohn mQc:nab
llEAl TY COMPANY
111 Do¥Or Dt-., Suite 101
Mocco loalty Co Blclt-
642-121$·
·· Important •
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· ' Aniouncelllkt! ~ -·
'IAY ·g 'IUOt IQl.TY;: 1K. •
• ~CIS tltat th,;;, SalM ~i!ll~
mo.-·to: · .. . -ten DllYlr Drive, $ulte nr: :. . ,_
N.Wpo.t l1111it.·~ 92660 .
64&;.2000 , . • )
.lncnosed buailiess m1d1 it n_.,ry 14 &ej>
antla tile Sales and Rental llej>aiiment&. T!ie
Rel!lll Department war lndwled Ill !hi rale
·of 1111 •Boy lo Beach property: ond U.Bly 6
-building 1! 2025 w. Balbol BouJe. v~ lo ~ ~ Realty, Cj>'!'P"DY:. ,
We will be able to .give a more pirSonali.zed
serrice to our inany clients and be in a bet·
tier position to· lwidle listings and rales at
our new office! .
Join us for • Cl\P of coffee In our new olfioet
MR5' GLODEN M. FAY, p,.,;dent
l•y I leech RJJ•~, Inc .
90 I Dover Drivt, Suite 221
Newport BMcll, Cllifomil 92MO . . .
' · Ocec111 ,..._
. lalboa loalftwrd Delext
C¥nplete!y and beautiully farnilhea..5 -bed-
roorm, 4 baths, seponte dlnlnt room. llany,
~-emu. '125,ooo ·
114:;.ifVUO Eves .. 548-S9&8
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Cl!!!!~• .. ~ I::: + ~"" camper lo "boal , m Viii• ..,. ., °"" s.t/Sun· 12.-4 . ' . , INTlllT AINMENT CotcsclOUs? SpaciCIUI 4
bdrm. 2~ bath bOine .lieor Dover Shore&
Erqnililely docoiatecl, ·gourmet kitchen
wllb .....,. tnatfut'UU. 2 fli'eplacea.
-11'1 art awJWii,;_ .llntta PdOj I Seelhoft Drive ,. .. 139,!GO
' Alvar8do Pike ....... .
Z Near Yacht Qub •• CT
3--.... 11,JOO
3 8al1io. 9lvdt .. '.. •• • 17
• --•• 19!,0llll 5 8&llloa 8hd. •••••• ~ al,50G
• ..,. A.Vllnul •••••••• a.500
• Belhoa Blvd. • ••• " ll5,0dll
BURR WHITE, a..l!W
290l -Blvd., ·N.B. 67.-0 •. · YOUll CHlllSTMAS PllmSElfT? tieou!ifUI I
•bdrm ~ 'With 10Y0nilod pool. Huge
Jami" jwlnet ld!Cben'. AD ior $42,780. "POOL • ..,..,24,900 ~O LAllGi LIDO LOTS-Builder's Pflees. 4 IEDRM-HO DOWll
OpjlortUnity -11 Call for lnfornlltion. IVmonl to a veu -.
160s WES_TcUl'P DI .. NI .. ~sioO ~r<lae::-= . -~ ........
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Sel~s through the Multiple Listing
Se~ice of the N~wpori Harbor
Coste . ll(lesa Boe rd of Realtor!
totaled $44,869 ,624 for the first
I 0 month1 .if-1·9t>8. List your prop·
. ' ~ erty wfth e Realtor today,
JS~E
REALTY
Decin"" m1mn. mow
6 ft!-pool --decldiw t: patkl aJ't!U. Mf-
lllO .
TAlllELL 2955 H1rl!or
OCEANFRONT FIXER
FanWtie location • W&Jlc to
..,. .. -• ow...; wtl
-hll -""--. TD'1 -boat at out of ton
.....,..,, .• :...0..139,500.
-~ c=~~ ~ ........... --·-Cll.
lla•boa l'enilisula
3 .bedroom upper, 2 bedroom lower. Excel· '::,A J!i':;
lent -ta! area. Near Newport -Y~cht· ' TRI-LEVEL
Open Houses
THIS WEEKEND
Club. -.,...linJ . 114~~ Evel. ~7 Vecant A ...:'to":::..'::
New Ocew flont . ~ ~~-=
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...... ....,.. DAILY Pll.OT WANT AIL·,.,,_ .......... ~ ......... -.. .......
n-:Ylew Lois • • • StSpoo ... ,,.,.,.., 3 11R. • i. ...,. Newport Heiqlds ,:J.i;,: J, I lldrm, Ind 2 BR. n. rm, l:o, eepJ ,.,. l ........... 2 balh B/B · ..
1200 DolpliD
lcAoa l'lllfllSllla ol --l car..,..
1350 E. Oceanfront Open daily 1-S P.M. 5 :" .:!;~!'::1": 0::
bedroorm; den, lu.b carpeting, rad.ion! beat
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HOUSES FOR SALE
:11S ....-, OD1 "-'Apt Now .....i. .... In primo N""'°" B<eci>
-...:::....0 -.a•·-1.s .. -"'"""' -...... -.....-.. .....
and Ill electric buil~ins. $99,500 I <DLONJJ.L STYLE
114~ Eves. 54Mll66 -"b Ir family'' ---......... . .... ~ •. " Cau:lo -OPEN .S!IN. 1-4 ::;., ~"";;do;;;;: hoop< --.. ._,,
IM·pool.' --foo. mal dll:ing room.· family --1iti Viau-. 1JOo r.i. -.. .-. plul ...,,,,. Terrge Baycrest ~-··~--· ..,.....,11.;p<1oo1>1 .. _. Aslu1111 5-J/4•/o i.-n room + "multi -JlUJ1IOR
room" for games. hobbk!s.
.ewin&. o!Ucr ~tc. .OUt&tand·
Inc at $41.500.
I ,,:'~"=·~~~~~·~"=.d'.!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~I part with aDiey acc:ta fir On any ecmpUilonl -.,.u -..:_ 4 ~·-b ~.. ·~·-. fl I' -· l:liol or uaJlor. ,,_, -...,. to -.,...._In 2 -•wo ~oom ome -••~~cling •· Guiao! 1000 0.-o!. . -. · '· 1 thll .,.. al"""°" °""" +Do• -. .;.,.·•·haw noncinc 1n.toc1ay'1 moMY lllltkel Olmer.hu
. (oldWell, Banker
.OfFEIS:
". a.._. -Option or Sale
. .\)Joente. owner needl action near new
lt'rine Terr home. S bdrm lo den lo din rm. ateat view • Preltige aru. Lie '600 . sale
.............................. S74,500
.... Baney
Sllol9diffs
Finl time ottered. 3 bn lo conv. den. You
"""' the land. lovely 2 story liome In best
.l'Olddentiol uu... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . '89.500
ll:tr.. ~ .. -
~ .~-Udo hie -4 Ir. 3 lath
··Qit lar(e street • to • street lot. Newly
~ -large gueat br lo bath with park·
Jiic for 4 can. . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . '68,500
""Walter Haue
Udo Isle -Reduction
. 70' lot with charming 3 br home. SUnken
Grin( rm. -.liful new corpeting. Huge
fltio w/barbeque. Stepa to be.rt beach:
. '.. • . . . • . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . $114, 950
Cblrlotte Long .
:: ·, OCN:nftont ·Line/Option
4 Br S Bath -$69,500
8 Br 2 Bath -$67,500
. lW 2 br + beaclH Ideal area to build de . =:~················· $57,Soo
-2 New layshore Hws
Meir lilting& • S br lo tam. nn. -· clln. rm.
· .2 POiio' 2 flrepllces . . . . . .•... $41;500
· 21>r. :rtra Igo yard for 1ddltlon Both xlnt
buya ......................... , ••••. ~ .$35,-000
.J.-Clarbon ·
-llllicl Oii View Lot -
....,.-f:raotqe with ouut•nding itcean -iiew.
Owner wtl! irade. Full Plice .,.., • ~
eqUlty fee llllcl. .. c&riotte Long . .. -. '
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OFFICE OPEN
SATURDAYS
. . ' -~LL. IANKER 1r ·co •.
' ' -·• 2l!IO I . CQAST HIGHWAY
1 •,. NEWPORT MACH '
JCI • 675-2llOO .
w111--· ,. ..,.. that ........ Jo . pwdla!ed .onoth.er boJDI!·~ ls a.DDous. to. ... nn.°""' ~ 5*mJ -o1 ... ---moye. Altiug pnce Is '45,000..,... Down piy-M-Verde 11 hu roP ......., -u.i ~ . mjli>t required;. only $5,000. ·
' BEDROOMS + """ lot m ,_ .,.... -645-2000 Eves. 548-5810
FORMAL DINING you'll ftm it CIW ol. the mad
w ....................... ~·:=:":. lay I Beach Realty, Inc.
acdlent hame with many Bllikler'• o.t!
............. """' found ·-~ uch ~.900 901 Dover Drive, Suite 221, NI
645-2000 :::...~-;.;;..:;.~ Your Choicem
Q;y mm with built in eu&-.
tom bar. Attractive patio , . .of harp.ins in Univenib'
with built~ BBQ and no.· Part Town!mwlfll -..
ble Ga'iqe witll ol1 strttt story e $2'1.B ar I · Sim)'
parthw b I can. · Just Studio e $23.500. Eilch ._.
$39,!154.. • 3 8dnnJ; I: 2\ii Batt., ntt-MBA DR MAI
BEAUTY FtiA-53/4o/o1.-. =.._"~:.!:"::
CAN IE ASSUMED. -· . '= .!. ~tfy ":'!! Beautiful Blycrest
en.ml 3 bedruom home, &Z cue. vtn;yl ftoors, in kitchen
Ir entry ball Spotlus built
In !'llfll'! I-oven. Convenient
family l'OOIJL '(be only ~
Bl roof.-batdwood Jloared
home available tor $26.500.
'Mda Wzt l B1t 2 blifh
home hu JUST BEEN
LISTED. """' ... kol
TrJ M Doon. .
646-7171 546-2313
OPEN EVES 'TD.. 9
Tli:E eyE.!\.:....
ESTATERS
..• Some call it·~ Beverly landsc.apiJW enhances
Jlilh'' of N~ Beach. the extrrior .I: invites
Spacious 4 BedrGom. 3 &.th }'OUI" inspection cf •
HOme. ~ Beam. CeW,. truly EXCEPTIONAL
tn UrirW Rm. Dlntnr Rm. i*opat.J, The lowl7
Kitchen • PamBy llocft. w/w carpetinf; is extra
All Elec. Bll-bll. Hop f1re. thick. .I: ii installed 0v..
pll.ce. Hea'V)' Duty C.entra1 rr th.-bard to find
VJmm System. 8e&utifulb' HARDWOOD FLOORS.
--yud ~ For ... luy man, ... heated & fil:trftd ~ Price yards haw sprinklen:
only $65,000 • Owner .. a 1 f:roat A l'MI' &: it'a all
built another borne. iopped on w 1 t h a
Bay & leach SHAKE R.OOF. Ftll'
o n I y $06.900 1.El'"S
, • Realty Inc.· HA VE A • ,(X:Jl{.
'" BY OllSIMAS 2407 E. """'' Hwy., ""' 675-3000 /l5JIJa,,., CO: TS
Th~~-.~-~. fo••-~:!t~ ~ ·~-~414141-CoU~ Park beauty ii b with a View (Open Ewninpl.
Colleto lloally ·.546-5110
l5llO ~ at.Huber
CNear anema Tbe&ter1
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WRAP IT UP
fill CHRISTMAS
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5 BEDIOll4
WlllY HOME
day's top value. It's w.cant. then ... 923 ~AW •E.W
too .. Imma.culatr, like nnr. Harbor View Hills Eveni:1gs can 646-1887 * 642-l"nl An...a.,. •.
....... 2 fltt ........ l:wet;o . 3 -~-· + --··· , .. bull•·'" klfcben .. ·-~~;i.., ::ttri: = COROllA DiL MAR Executive· Mansion
u ....... -bdnns. Ip« ...-... ~.. uoa....,. -« ~ 3 1R & DEN
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al atru included. ():Jwred spacious cornl!I' kit BUUJY country secUem&n JMrw. • · ---$11.!ll!O. lies·. .....,.. lo 139.1'0 ~ ..... ...._... 3 ...... 3 ...... 2 flttplaceo. .... iWe •tlmm. Call: ~nt Kinpl:~ Jam1ly rocm dlnilw room 1 BBQ, double prqe.
I'\! I .\\\Ill
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Res: 5«).M12 with lotll of dwm I: a W!w. and" lien. JllDI hlll'! aedladed Eutlide <Ni.a Mesa (JQlt
Specioul 2 BR, ~ lot "1th ll'WllmOth .wn. oft Newport Blwd.) 125,llOD
HARBOR den & dinirw room w 1 t b znifw. Pool ani ple:nt,y of wttb terms.
beamed ceillQp. bwntt-room le.ft O¥t!' fut croquet. Wells-Mceardle, Rltrt.
will finance at"' 9'.· badrnloton, cir." what baye 1llO Newport Blvd., C.M.
Open Sat/Sun 1.S you! Yau will up.the Eu1· 541-7729 Evet:. 644-()68C
53& HAZEL DRIVE em nawt d archi~.1-;::=====: $21 500 "" ....... -..... ~1• . . • :" ...':;" ..:= ~ Oceanview lilC0me
C BR 2 batb h:me ready for $23,950-· L .. tt.n rent dudoo. · nAI ~ 5 Units an 2 M Jot&. ~~
Vet"t'l'"'.'ib with decfblltt;y Ta.lllefuldf!alr.pllilbc:arpd· bome ii ll!h-'-:M )'.Oil OWN Ina d!Q ttltciwA, iD
-... No ---... .......... .... .... * 642°1771 Anytl .. * In ........ ""-&tad:. with .... ...... ...... ....... Formal .... .. ... _ ...... ..iue •• coiiiM..MAR1fN..
$173 MONTH ~~=-= Open Sul•day ::.,.ao..:;-:-:: llEALTOllS
... ..,. ........ .,_ ........ _... 11 ·3 ----· 30361.c:-tlfWy,c.ltot
11 M~~(1'~955 Hatti« 701 Ca~on 675-1662 A4@j I
. lllc!ot1• Ol'EN. DAILY . cDtbNADELMAR ··-· $JJ,f$0-lll. UtATE ·I
2..1 u.--· .,,.,.,. 11,l ... ..... -tlft1ilatt -'46-8111 c----...... ·C.1. NEAil COUI' 2Da WES'IO.JIT'llflJVl'l lltzlltlD kl~ -
Primo-~ --!lo HIWAY. ' .. ltll -Op.,. DM, bed!...... 2 -Wol _ll!!!.,.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'J ..._ t!K . "I l ·Bll TRY OffEll .. __ ;.ill._
S IEDROOMS . ',..,., ..._. -+ 1am-• .a 111 8"""' ....,. rr. 1111 -. • -~
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(2 Bedroo"' & Family or Don)
1142 Ramona Dr. Coron.a del Mar
673-6900 (Sat & Sun 12-5)
2518 Via Marina, Newport Beach
642-3219 (Sal lo Sun)
535 Hazel Drive, Corona del Mar
642-i77! (Sat 6 Sun 1~
(3 Bedroom)
••No. 103 linda Island, NB
676-5930 (Sat & Sun 11-4)
**No. 105 Linda !Jland, NB
676-5930 (Sit & Sun 11-4)
(3 Bedroom & F1m~y or Den)
393 Viola Baya (Back Bay) NB
642-5200 (Sat & Sun 12-5)
*2206 E. 15th St. Newport Beach
540-1720 (Sun 12-5)
815 Camphor (Easlbluff) NB
540-1720
2882 Stromboli (Meaa Verde) CM
540-1720 (Son 1 ·5)
(4 Bedroom)
**No. 108 Linda !Jland. NB
676-5930 (S.t & sun 11-4)
~s Doreltest<r, (Cameo Highlands, CdM
673-6900 (SI( "' Sun)
(4 Bedrooms & F1mily or Don)
*1842 Santiago Dr. (Dover Shores) NB
646-155-0 (Daily lo.5)
1324 Galaxy (Dover Shores) NB
(714) 1142-8235 (Sat lo Son)
716 Cameo Highlands Dr. Corona del M.ar
642-8235 (Sat & Son)
1228 Sandpoint Way (Broadmoor) C<IM
873-8930; Ev .. : 644-2379 (Sun 1-5)
2515 Lighthouse Rood, Coron1 del Mar
644-1010 (Doily 12-8)
(5 Br. & F1mily, or Don)
2041 Swan Dr. (M111 Verde) CM
546 7868 (Sat " SUit)
136 Vil Trteste (Lido We) NB
676-1936 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
1350 E. Oceanfroo~ Newport Beach
146-2000, Eves: 548-6ilell (Dilly 1-5)
(5 Bedroom + Guest Hou,.)
2007 SIDlo ADI A.,. Co1t1 lllSI
543-058& (Sat " Sun)
Dlllfllues FOi' Sale
(2 Ir. & 3 It.)
220 34th st. Newport llelteb
673-5536 (Sat l Sun 1-5)
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f1 w.-a o.ni
72 B~oe, Unlverorty !>ark
644-1010 (DoJly lU) ·-...... -...... . . ............ ...
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lffl -ml -Vfow frOlll every room-fUIOO. ~ =-..::. liiii'AE 1 ~ rum - ' n. > .., ·& -"' -~ ,,.... loe. l Ollld OolC. Siii
' .• 642a-tDrlw.C:..-Ml.Mar ecllOI,--. .. . . ··~· llltft, ···--Cl( ........ utll.-Noar DOW> 3 BR + famUy rm, Z..tory bomo OPIN ~· . --· • _ .... S.,/OoNo, ~ clOoed ·--.. LIUI ..... _on~ lot with fllll •lew of hiltotlc kabant •• :sATURDAY &.SUNDAY 12.s , · _ .._ • '°"" · · , ..,, 11.e. ~ :IJ': . ---·"'1136· c.. ..,_ 41• ':T'!'"....,, ·
Bay '"2\\).~,mou ... ntalnh •. le ..... -..,;,... I w .. rm .... d Mospl"=Ne ·; ... "',. LIP!le~•BJ<;•&condo ~~'.!~~ , $2~ ~Up 'llOODN'Vlew ""'·..,..
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Beadl "'"""(pictures 1nil.blo) Aak for:. OFIN SAT &SUN . t..vety•BR•1'.ba!ba,W'l·"8R. Turn ""°.'ira,,:;: :iu:i::.•:fm.~ :1311',1!~111\od. 5!t-rl!iS ci!EAi',....,,iiiOiil;;,_llf"',
. C..._ S.ll1bury, RHller _ ,....,, ' Ch•t.r Solllbury p.i., dnqoos • "''"' -Sep •1ot. Nr ·vcr. Ad"""' ~ · · B!lAUT11'ULL¥ _..., ,.., am -· ...... Ul !?,t~•".!!!' ~"!;,,. '!!'~ ',!a .. "!, _ J~ , · ' lll~L TOil root.· Prlood ba1ow Iha ,.U.. IU5 Ind. uOI. fi2.µn . 2 11!1-• flpl., ntw; "':• _.. ..wty furn. " •BR., BIM111. All utll IJO!d. -·; ';• .,,_ ;;;;; --------------~ Ii I • I lboo I ,, .. ,_ kOt at JU,500. no down., . ... Chinn. rriv. OJ>lr ,1)51)., H"': """· AdWt.. Willi m RfNTALI , .. :, : .. v VA & FHA~ '15 ,.,.,.. ••• • '· • .......,., vop-W11Y..,...,_.,.;.. ..... c....,.11e,1~r. 12JO ..... Mh!,-.c11W913 """"" 2212 Maple·"· APIL u..,.,,.....,.; '· HERE'S All Owner w!ll ..n betuitltul • -1 . 'Iii a home !tr Oui"1nllL · · • . LARGE'4 "'" 2 Ile. 1 bit ,:;-~~.......,----,.,-,,-
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"" cotiq. ., beach,"""' 6 ""°" "' $30 & PS jter Woll< li°"~~w~-illiiiiiiiiiiiiiiili·i~·"'~I INVU1M81T. = · •M-E. 536-1!24 amid o.it ......_ ~ m mw.$2!0'4.--· ... ~~O'l'D. adulb only •• Bit 111 bath. Slnhod H 000 a>ND ·1,.. 4 -· si2.GOD. ~,. . .... ChlM ea,.. Sl40 ,n,. -" ... ~ ' -~ -~:::;,,,re,-:::.:;;:, l'll&tlal .. _ ...... i.e land. 012 en. ..... 614-lftlO 20 A.COS · ~mr 'ad:, ":.'·,,..i:; f:: Dll 1:"::'7~Ylli c.M. VENDftlllli \YORTH OONSlDl:R.ATION.
16 fQmiAhed unftl that of!.
er a'OOd income a: return on
down payriient. g yean old,
c10R to freeways &: shop-
Pinc-16 &81'1,gff. w/w cal"-
peta Ir drapea & built-In
kitchens. quiet ~l&hbor
bood. Must aee at lllS.IXXI.
m• 1003 Baker;-t c.11.' . 546-5440
· NO DOWN
$17,SOO FULL PRICE
~lax by the cozx: 'f!RE-
PLACE ln' the enOiinout
carpeted Ii~ room. It
e:ten has a breakfast nook
otf the !pacioua ldtehen. Bis
Bedrooms. Double Gara&• with completely fenced yard
on a lree·llned street like
you remen1.ber from ha.cit
home. _,;'
~~ · ••M-~ .. Di..,.,. ....... ..ie o1 thlo VI ..... c.uu.·, mm'-"'"' w· . m.u:n ... -~ -........-. I tbl ff 1242 ~ ........ ~ ms ~ ........ _l_ 1 Br. mw I ' ··~-Only 124llX>. 4 bedroom . den • In B&y. _!I U " "°""' ~ wf1:,,..•A -· OWliE!i 2 br heaoh ,_. ·~ "M;,i-;:. m 1ppne. 'IMMACU" .ATE AP'llll,
JWr, 646.39lS 'Eve. 540«l8 ...,.,AruolS80.mo...,.. l"Olt Sale by Owner. eon. d&lry, lnir•ted ~:"""' · 111 bllt ·!t,.~.$100, mo AdWu ""'> l2S0 °mo. mi l>IMED. OCCUP~. *LACHENMYER ·"" $.10,mo ,... domJn!wn, EaathluU..3 ""'· -'•"'*'· All 11nn ..., .. ll> talllila hlU4 or ,n, .•. ......,. Elden. c.M ..... =z-c1eoo to Sheppl~,l"f'IC
H'"Asu LAKE ~ .. ·~ sP.lllNGR. IN. G , . bath, • buU1-1n1. !'lllly 'f::::"· °"" 151 ...... Cllll, BR, , ... ..., nlooly r":"' " . . Wl130N w.:.T . .. 1pe.,,,.,. 3 Br'a. ,... CaJil...::' "'°"' --· dnped.-• •" IRASHIAllt REA( TY llPle " ....... IZil mo.· tU !!hport Hol .... o ttlO 1 Bit. turn .• utU. pd. Hid. : ~ ~';;,:!i.
lot, all im .. _..meriti fully ..... 'REALTY 9Choo1s and c b u Tc he • . 84T..8S31 54CM552 sd.~ June 15th. i S2ID • mt.~ 1~ Ba. I.rs IOL p&l .. Adults Cf• -..5 2 T f • .•-......:. . Jndlv. -~.,.. 1<A t;j4-1471 . · -.1\>,ullton Rent,.Jto-lton. *'IT<!) . " 1:;&"An .:-Im' pa;d.Bl .. alrieS.<Sinjle•ol . ... ·:urtmo:-1250 WANTED . ......... ,'-....... 51:1...,._7 .. ,..,,_ •NASSAUP~• ........... ..
precious wa~r, lots 3500 ta Corona del M.r . POOL ·HOMI 1 I: 2 BR. Pci>I. .,.. COSTA ESA::wii!iil!llii 4200. Just 100 lelt. Shown by Z62I Harbor 81.Yd., C.M. 3·0 with pooil, p&rUy mm. t .. M2-36451ii!iii Ill
apj¥tlntment only. Broker. 4·m 5•8& with d1nhw ma. --... ., . ~ , · . • , Rent S2a5>mo. + dMnfrw lTT . • ~·~ $1' • J BR.. 1 batb· w/w ~~~~w. .. cM. •talfs.By, ~er IEASTILUFf !:.'.;.~.~"".'°" wa111na C.W~ 1,~~.Ztf .Cii '"· .... oo .. . :.!~¥,,:t• ~ti:= ... ~~==~=~~ ' 19duc"ld to $46,500. HAJTDAL·REALTY ~....,!" ..... ~_. · * 3 B1t. 2 BL' w.· I: S 540-04 ':~:ieri':.':;.!::::· ·~.'i~=~..:. For Quick Adi•• I 8740 w ..... • -.. · . :::::::r~loe. $MS. LOVELY 'Br. Utll. COt!i -SlOO
N"' ..,hool, park with,:g:· Pool. ~ .. cul&r -helt Llfi' Ma.,.,; 5 runn, 3 bath -F, ·• u I'-1410 L --h 2105 pd. Blk. K·Mut. "'1 Jn111n ;:;;;;;.:.;;;;;;o;;;;;o;;::;;1 .__ "'~ •··· home. ·Generous iot. beaut!-ount .. n wl .. y . ' •gune •'*=-..6 ~ . t220 .A.dultl.·5i&-0'7fl': ~ ""'--n--1. -• •. ·~---pool. 2 bathi, 1.a111ily-Joc, Nr tchll & shop'&· f>tllu ·, __ .. __ ped hol -~...,.....' "'"'""'~' _.. ~ .... -
Patio. Orcliard Ir . ki\teJ.y '-'-!•, d-1. bJnta. ~t Mou •-v MU~ ' c ' Cl! UP,-90·01 LOA'N S!Xl..UD!lD 'Vtty amall 1 . t f'URN .• redecGr.' 1 Bil. apt. -·--'•--1Dr Mu.Us nquif.-land •••• ;-. ~-•·, .. _...._ ..... ., ... "'Y per bay view,· "CdM HI 10 BR·oo""'-. No. end, 1 b1k DELUXE Modern 2 1tury 3 &"........,,.. .... u"' .....,.,..,.., <Ully· by owner. Sehl db . " G family ·-~ BR. 2 BA Block to be t , Util. pd., prip~ adult. No . Jq· peace I: quiet. ;~ceB:!!;in ~~~?· ~ ()pin HOUM hoi;ne ~ir s~a~ AP-New on Ma~, ~ lhopg. 1121 m 0 • beach. ua' o1 2 'biz poob, peta. sno. 673-1365 : · D!lcrilftlnattv. Ttnant.
TARBELL • 2 .• 55 Hi~'r S.t./Sun. 1o.6 PRECiATE. Juat 31.1i Y8J'1 Y?una, bett~ , rec area, tot lot. etc. SZZ5 Nice. 1 BR.·dllplex. · 1,,2 • 3 BDRM. APm
, ~ 619 Hu..... 644-2921 EASTBWFF th"' new. -·WW tri IMI' BR, , ............. bar, L .... ~" """'" •ni:f. $97.>l . POOL. NO ClllLDllEN
O"EN SAT 1 5 with 4 bedroo'.ina, ' tainllY J*tio, mmpletel'y r u·r'1'. . • 5&-0833 • .. ..... RTINI"'" .. . " . • -~ 'LTY ....... --·-· ~-..... t•'be&oh. pool.-= TENNIS. pool, pr\ heacll., • . . . ... -...... ... 2211..· L•u·-1 Pl1e1 'DREAM conAN 11\SA ~ .. 1CX11--:.._ ~---··-.,1. Br. ' Ba,,. ' ft-Pie. ' "'· EASl'SIDl:. ..QWet: . ' "'· G-a.a"IN· ., ... See Ws neat,-2 Bit with ON THI OCIAN 2414 Vi.ta Del Om ~te ";-"~ ~ ..,.~ . 2 Ba. tam rm. Lat« "1e. elee: 'blb.i,'p&. Adultt oD. ~. ·~ ..,.-'r!'i-~
trp)c, cpts/drpa. 'm~ , J\tll-size R-:11 lot, larp Newpori Beach Maey utru. All the refine,. VacetlOn Jtenfels , '2* 615-«m. , 1y: 361-B·~ . ..,_.1.298 ~M!'= .';:~ii;.,
DAVIDSON RearsT 1"~.~ii :.1:l; c~· '44'1133 Eve,.. 64Ml1i "'°""that..-with•.... c ~-1 u < · ...... q!.llET l!<.<li.AP..t..•!l! • .l>!lt!o im """'"'...., .&»tW.."<'if I~~~~~~~~~\ tom built""""· ssum 1""' GAllDEN type. opt. !ri "&!!" -~ -mar nov 115.·MI""' Adlt. -26.13 •.. 54"'4~Eves.642-495 • ~'~. ,, down :. De1trt,·•l : BR, ~ CHINA COVE pi'&J!!Aw: I
.. mo Harbo• Blvd. Coste Mas~ 1i119 • PROPHTIH . .lllflST Location. Locellon 6,16.7171 ~u1i "s-~~~~ ~ On tho biy with,....,,""'"'· MING Tree, Dix.Hilt, pool, 'l'I!)tMor>A VIµ!AGl:
5e.949l Opewitill 9 PM ' ··:-' ·675-4130 Bic Corona deJ Mar Beach. ~u. ... .::";;, ...... F';l; Very prlPvtva~~m.~!~t""·• adulta. um.. pd. $135 Mo. sPaciOus : It 3· Bl. '* $162 MONTH PAYS AI.Li . 2 BR. 2 ~ home -can .......... _... ...,.. area _,.. _,.... 1884 Monrovia. CM SQ..03.16 dJ>!.a,· arp.; bltlj&.oea· tO ~ Sunihine Home Assume 5%"' loans ~ 2180 SQ. rr. • ~. 2 ba, readily add 3rd bedroom· formation (U-1) f33.-l960 yr oki 3 BR. w;.BA drwn fl BACHELOR ketN no d!P'.r 4: ~-~-OK;
Stand new li1•1 ....... Uttma.cu-everyone qualifies. FOUR extra Jae livin& nn w/fl'plc. Owner will financ@ at tl.1% ~t:r-.JA~. ·:... ·, . ' ~ .... In, tmmac cond. Lu.... lclt-~ Utll' ...'...tA w~--$110 up. . I
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-' beamed ~ ........_. ,... -i~."'" ~: .. .,,,i,;,·e".::°. ""~ 2214 ~"-A,. ........ ·• ;v....; · .. · 1'.te 3 bdrm tre8hly.painted. BEDROOSM, family room. · • .-.~ , brtemt. $15,0M doWn ~-tfoUMI Unfurnlthed ury ftatutu Ulruou.t incl .,..., ~ ·-..........,..., ,,...... ..... ~ ~ of extras\ such u fire-all built-ins & nice ~ -~~~, ~ trplci. ~ .. ta men!. . blt~tna, brand. new lush LA"GE fUrn 2 bClnn apt
Ola.ce k BBQ on patio, dou· yard. Cho lee residentlal • ..,../ ill ...,.,. •. maae.rl;k~ Or•nie Co.lit Property La••;un.l ·Hillt '110o 0,Mi'-1 3000 epf&'., cent. heAttna:. 2-c¥ "' · * OUPLElC: · ·~ "''' ~-1 ••-·: etc. area. Quick lhinlrinr & ac> w P~ man .,. w • • 1 n .,.,,. CdM ~ ~~ • •-1 ,.,_ .. _ .. _ Utll paid, · 1rp1c, teMee, Clean 2 BR, cpt/dl'p,. hlt-t.a. ~"' """' w.1 tion could mean you're let· closet. Beaut. land&caped, ,,.....Mariuerite, 6•.-...u S.\N Selluti&n B Mier rut.LEitToN Cleal't 4. BR. ~;~;~7;: $125,Phont6464547 Adults: No pets,:~ ~.~. ~ tied by Chriltmu. ' CAlJ.., SJ7,000. FHA A pp l' a. I . . onb' ~ . . ,2• ti,., pOot, .lee: patla, crpta. I' ' . Le Pvt. BACHEJ..OR.'S 'retreat; 1 BR. 2244 State: &e-7m "':' .. ~ ~ ·646·5180 ~ll51 (open)" eve1} &U-2637 ,. B ~ ·c ... P,rinclP4la . ~. mw ·nrsta.te•Cbll.epPIQ ~s..:;:· .... cottap tm'·one; pdvac~ .. 2 BR unfun1.·ea.rpet, •• tC.9i°"'';..,.lhyh!) H•rll ... Reo!Eotat• NEW· k "ady for Im· ii fOillllOOf, 111"1 Xtru!.S37~. mo.'tn<l "8<l5M · ;:;:,. or...;.,. l ~ S130Utll.pd,,..._ ....... bit-Ina, wallpMill.
-· ,}}~~~~11 ASKING $11,000 ~= ... ~= ~ ' Bll home w!fine.t ••~ 4,..... hlch . !70I C..11 -'SIOO Ad• ,d, ... .:"'1338· •ttrae. . Newpert 1Nc1t 4200 ~ ohlld . ok. .~
Make ofiu on this 3 BR tie Rock. 4. BR, 1 story V.lew bu.ufiful car p.e-t I, ... ta.,aor l .STORY + POOL and faml]y nn well-bl< --pW.. C-"' d '• P • • · dnpeL . · · Nl'W DUPl;EX DUPLEX 3 BR, 2 ba ...... Stepo lo !ha-ocean l bay. DELUXE 2 br, 2 ,run; liO,
CM 80ned home. wide lot -Eut OWNER wiU sell at his Fittmo. rris ~elty -. 2 Sedroam. earpea; dn.pea. C:r;ts, drapes,· pr, pitio : Blt.1 BA, yeuty tease. ~~~~-drpan<o.' N111,""'..,_· Gar. ~ 2007 S•nt1 An1 Av. cost. C.all 546-69'lS. ll rio $250 mo. m.:e9ll). ·67lf.8S6 Util ind. F..muy prefetied. ......wia.. •
. OPEN SAT/SUN MagnoGra"'haSt.m. C.,b<R:...I... ""'· S4&5110 673-"'10 . 1!·..n-a· f.~-:'i:'n:d'Y~n1"1~. 'BDRM, I bath,~ Sl75 Mo . ........, Hi?W. -~·.
" 5 BR. 3 b,.ths. frplc, din. -• r ARG ~-~ ~·~ u........ hll -.;~ 1175' NEAR mkt. 1 ocean; 2 Br. DEWXE 2 BR. 1% ba.JCtw ing room. fam. nn. Near N .B. Post Ofc. 646-2414 B AIN BY OWNER! 213 """.....,........a.c nc.i•n• C dren' & ,..._. ..,,,,,......... mo. up· per,· wtnter, .... '!II Mo. ~ll 4 drapn. Bull~
· 'th I~~~~~~!"~~ I $36,0CO Newport BadC B4y Per1ect 2 . Bedroom Beac.h , • Prlvatr: la'ra&t · ~ Jlkr. iU4 c.~....,., ..-..ir.-. -~ --·•i. •· ./ PLUS Gues~ houM: wt •t BAL ....... ~ ....... ...-..-__, ~
kitchen. bath &: Jlv nn CONOOMINIUM 2 BR. 2 BL area. Custom · 3 BP., fl'plc. home on 45 x 118' bfl711 ·-:...,~, ru Pa~. s.&17411 .. ~-ltLnd ••ss . pet&.~ m..31155
£.'Reduced to $43,800 All elec, bit-in stow/ovm, din rm, 1~ f&m ~. 3 car lots). Lesa tharl a lock . TOWNHOUSE Split le S •-.. . .,.. BACHELOR iumlahed, yrly, ~
Loon Vlbo~, Reiltor dishW!hr. -1c. w/w ......tR-1u. ams-. ottice. 'VACANT. trom. step9· to China Co;.-e. · .-.494.1m ,.. 1u .. _ -.. ~ ~~-. 2,L •-........ .J_ . .,. 573-9351da)'1 evenq VEll;r nlce 2 Br., ntW
n ... ., "Y'°' Xnlt loan availible. Wonderiul bluff ·v t e w • •· 711 -· .. ...._. ,._._, 3 •. M. -711 -. uvu ... .,_ til 9 PM · · draPea. bltna. , :no _: 548-0588 «nyt1me drps, 2 car aar· w/auto It 673-6559 * Owner .ewn,, $S9 ,900 . ~ BAY ; Superb htd poo(, rec . .nn, pri patio, ~tor. dtP,I. I aJta, ~a<u ·.vie
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door. Pool. l'eC !ounce. ·3 'i:;W'im'i°fl~ombUiii l ·c;-~· ~"~·~"'~· ~-~~=;·~ Vie\! ~m ~ch m&Jo!:' "'°°'' no main!. ·Dble ·ctet. pr, $300. Mo.yrly. 6U-O&C8 U\.J:Af\' w, . pc ....... 2 BIL unfuin prden yrs new. Listing expired. BEAUTIFUL"-CWitmn built fuR HONEYMOONERS! apadOul 5' bedrm ~' 1torap cab&, auto door Apt. furn. patio, $130. inc. bull · TRIPLEX
Localed in the heart of Cost.a
Mesa on 90x100 ti choice R-4
comer lot.
/< .. ldng S32,500
:: 13,mn
• 3411 East Coas! Hwy. :zylUl del Mar ~3745
: Buildel'5
. Opportu11itv
Costa Mesa -Bfft tdaoon
R-2 lot -45,400 sq. ft.
~.coo . terms
George Williamson
Realtor
Save $ml. $26,950. 548--0tSl Le 2 BR le. Fam rm, 2 cory paneled d..::n, fireplace opener. adlls. $215 mo, H\,lntlftlfon : ... ch 3400 utils. Winter, f13.308S . Carpeq. t-im:. Carport.
SELL Or lease; 2 sty. 5 be. & room for addition No I.le limlt. A peaoeful in nwter suite, ·JarP .tr-~ . · · 1 BDRM Furn; )'tar round, J135 mo.'..,....
Br. 2 Ba., den: iood IOc.., w/loveJy view. ~8 Via ~try ... ·~fl, ~:-1· vice rrn, 4 baths,' patio. qe 2 BR, caraie, patio, crpta, FlltEI ltENT,~L loOK ·pool, ocean view.· $130. 2 BDRM, CJ11td, dNi(i
good inc. Lower fir. empty. Marina. Owner. ~ 1 ,_ : 1a •-2 ._....:_ 'hom ·me 5 • $89,500.. drpi, stove ·k .f' e f ri-1.. Drop In I arowse · · $CS-213.5 or 64+-0637 ~ · prate. Aduli.. '3!iO llo.
Owner, Open Weekend, 280 LARGE Liv nn & dln rm, v ... w. up ~Ill r:, Tn;ipkal .ettfn1.for.aiJlulta Walker.· , .. L·e.e nmN 2 bdrm * blk: to cau . .543-85'2
E. Magnolia 543-6986 frp]c, crpt., drp1, elr:e kitch, hw floors.. ·60 Jot, try WOODS a>VE AREA -Home 1 bUi to shop. I. transp Wach. $175 mo. Clll 3,,...,B~R,~· "P-,..,-~dr-po-,-iffili""""
BY OWNER 2 hou5el on 2 bdr, den. Can bid another $34,950. 673-45l5 aft 4 PM .l 1tudk> hi charmlna set· Sl40 rno: SM-4180 · · ' fB.5059 after g ". wkenda Children OK. ~-1918
lot Dltimated inc $3CXlO yr 'unit. Low dn ntA or VA. BY OWNER. e 1 er a n t tin&, paneled llvlns rm,, 3 IMMAan..ATE. 1 · B·R Ml-M5S ~Ed= M0-514(1 1 eoRM ,.,_ apt. $l10:(Mo. Maple. 5'8-~
$28 500 Call (213) 37S-2842 SZJ,500. Owner. i4J.M41. BROAnMOOR, 4 BR, 3 BA, bedrina hi horpe • 1kylia;ht rim tli I: :zat •"'" OPEN 12".:. 2 Br w-, ram rm. Priced. lor ·-·•Al. s·-.-...l'sh tttt:..i•-. u · bath prqe, ·~·· . . .. A.VAil... Jan, 5, Lfflt, Co~ ·um pd. 1312 Wtat Ba.lboa .-; ., -.,,.~, or 646-0672 wkend.s. LUXURY 3 BR 2 -·. a..... .._.. "'o:uo r-"" .,. • St ........ ULJKA.11 Blvd ~ ·~• w/w -· ~. ••I le. •• ., ~ iale! Open Sunday ·1.s. 1228 in ltudk> -e.uy 'cart .patlo 2 ·• R,~l·\1..--..blt. ,_ ~-do.; ·xint Cbnd. 4 Bd. 2% • "''~· M&-l'i•'Wkd;hd l2:30' 4 BR. 1%. Ba.; encl. patio: view Town Home, pool; Sabdpoint Way. &K-2:319 a: tarnen. walk to beadt • BD ba. .,.._ ._....... Ba. Endo.ed1 ear c;arap.,
new paint: $4Dl Down, take roll etc. Cons:id. trade. eves., 673-19:1) days. ~.500. d,rpa, doted pr, 313 Apt fireplace, Beach I: Atlanta, Cer.ne Ml Mir . ~4250 3 BDRM, 2 bath, frple, tJ;tO
over G.I. iOan. Sl58 mo.1,c.64&-,,;....:1111~~-~-~~ R·2 LOT. 2 BR home TURNER ASSOCIATES A 16th Pl, '13-6041 HB. $3)(1. per. mo. 968.acrJ6 ed nra&e· Adult•5J1!t
pays all . 642-0070 O\Vl'ler NO. 62 Balbo& Owea. 3 Br. w/pool. Central CdM. Fore-682 No. Coast Blvd . 1% Blt. rear, fenced yard, WALK'tn Licti. sr\;;p dean ~CHELOR , apt. tUm, util 327•8 Cl.brilh ··
waterfront. $60,(0). Would eel to Sell. Days -540-4469 l.attma BH.ch (n4l Gt-1177 pr, adulta, 1 drlkl OK, 3,BR J baths, bullU-n1, dou-tncluded. Available Dte. 1~ 2 . I 3 Bdnna. ~ peta,
MISI Verde prefer to trade tr;>r •ereqe. or 830-100.2 e~. H1nclymon s-1.11 no pets; $100 mo. 5.f!.:.4454 hie prqe: 2:children OK. nat.. Slifi. 673-0087, ~ DH:r·O.C.C. $120.""1.45.· SllO.
W ~mt ,..--"'""' ---• A t · Marsuerite, D:fM 5f6...(J079 or 5t6-0C;l. · BY OWNER PAN YIEW. 4 Br .l Fam lni:ome Unih 2 BR .. Hou~, prqe. $1.50 -· per """'u'. I · ··
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.4 BR. 11(J BA, two-story * EXCEPTIONAL F.ee ~t, Rm., 163.500. 251.5 I..Jglilhouse Loe. on Oce&tl!ilde of Hwy, Month. Availablfi now! st6-41il · 2 BR., near·buch. 2 BR. 2 Ba. bttnl, ati.
Ei73--4350 home, ..... ..;led den, fonnal bay view, 85 x 195 w/plarif. Rd. '6f4..101.0 15C • ..i. from Bee.ch. 4 1-2192 Palisade& Rd . · ~ 1WO Bdrm. · H1e. ~ $l&5. Yearly drpa. l.81·H ~ Mar. M. ''!I"""""""""""'""""""' I .-·-Owner. 548-7249 or~ .,.,_ ..,.. L dw•• s•KA 675-3153 after~ PM u11 . ..,,,, after 6 PM. •• · I'! rlining rm. lJ.@d bride: trplc. Apt. Unit., netda .pdnt & E-SmE' 2 ·Br. 1 chilii. No I>ee., pre a ,. _,me>., .,....._,.,
Eves: 67J.156C
: RE SALES Near public a,nd private eolf DJJPLEX, ru:· bay l OOl!U\ . Bafboe Peninsula 1300 iood ienenl cleanup. P(). sari.if'. No dop. Fenced 9U Pfcan'.Ave. H:B· STUDIO Apt doae tooo beaeb Nl,"W·, ~. 2 m-.. qita., ... .
Men Women courses, new exterior pajnt, $46,500. Prindpala only 1 o;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;-;;;, TENTIAL t 'NC ciM E EX· yard, $100. ·~ · . W/JtOOull. Util pd $1 f!>O· blbla. Quiel! ~araie .... 'l"o
• xlnt ooocl. $39,EI. 546-2004 ZI> 34th N •. B. 6'f3.:5535 •1. I · t • I CEEDING SlO;tlOO .ANNUAL-DELuXE 2· Bi. cptl, drpa. S1pta . ~n4i 36l0 1-&jf t only. 5J6..8933 . children or peta. MJ.28i4 -Ex_panding again -Office # nv•1 men •. ncome LY Price $69,950. Ex. · _ h"-'--" · .... STUDIO Apt 1 Br 2 Ba1h. · :::s
4 • Openlna:s available for CHRISTMAS BONUS N9wport Hgtt. 1210 7 Homes&: Guest Apt. well MISSION 'UilALTY 494-0731 fUr. ·;;~ 5;'5-"iitr ~ .... SMALL~ unf. 2 t!IR.~llou4:e util ·pd. Adulla ~. $160. 3Su~! be.k, ~:,·.lfljz:
experienced n\en -women. 5 bdr, 3 ha, tri-level Republic ;;.;;==-"'=;,._-"'-"' bit concrete block construe-985 So. Cout, Lquna n. "'""'· nr. new ~·· 1np On Rell. 831-8398
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540-48'.!4 sized 1 o t. Sft,500 Owner d/w .. ser:vice porch. 2 car Graham Realtv 3 & 4 ·Br. "SCml Custom 642-73fc9 ctr 548-4896 .'. Month. 531-7927 , . lelboa 430o N1w119rt Beach S200 l"!i~"'"~-i:"::"'""'"-li ~546~-!'78~'8-~-~-gar. 2000 ltl· ft. $3,7,500. •r Homes from $35.450.00 Now 3 BR rar · tUcd bat" fncd • M;A.GNIFICE"T W!w, n<r> .... tn -w·2· --~1 ·~ ... i•:: Hardwood Floors 3 BR. pan. den, tam rm. Owner / Aat. 646-2414 JoM Near N.B. Post Ofc. 646-2.U.C under construction. l.oc•ted yrd .... Sl45' + $35' d~;. 9'7-4 Sinte:AM ·Helfhb 3dO Ba,yfront l .,BR,,..p at i o . ~,..,of"" Back..-B;;.~·~ ,
rouR BEOROOMS + pan· patio, cmt drvwy, w/w i ~"'=·';"°====== . '!~~i.::. VM!w Drive, otl Groye Pl. Sat Ii ~.on!)' l SD ·..i..: .. Ie' ,· •• ~·d, ,;_,, prait', utll paid, To JIU!e llv. I'm. 1: mat. Br. ':'JIU . ili.ed dining room. Walk to cpts. drps, xlnt cond . Lido ltf• 135l •.1•v ·· 2 YR. 2 BR. inaulated •>-.... ......,.. ... ..,. 21. f13.-6790. 128 E. Balboa ~! $245 Mo.,1\125 ~ping & c.atholic Church. Assume low FHA. Will take Unl!er1lty Perk 1237 -· .---.: .• ·--:--__ A.'p~A~f!.~:E!TS drps. Slove, gar:· A~~ No. ";I;· i;to. cJ\ll4r8n. Blv.d. Ba1hoa · .~:Dr. NB 5CM4l2 A'1re~!i;,rrtlly home for ~~ llJ;,SOO. Owner 3 BR., tam rm, 1 yT old,. BY ~W.NER. furtherinfonna.&11 $135.~opefA;MZ-4998 · · · .W-007s CLEANBaehdor>.pt&-HO.MEY Dltt Dr. Qullkir,
°CtevELAND Rfflty Lovely patio loe otr gree:n c.ontemporary home, new . 3 BR .•. extra 119. rvap; L1gun1 Mich .3705 'All utU .iftd'if75 Up 2 Bt'. Be&m eeUU...~.
1.UBROADWAY.CM645-0181 College P•rk 1115 belt. Vacant w/rrew paint earpetin&;.a: drapea. Uvlna: Uguna Nllwl 1707 tencejl •. «ear ~1bopp.in1 _,.__,,_._,. .......__~ 315E.Balbo&Blyd. fl'plc. $165 mo l••••-· 1--~------& poliah. Priced . riaht at room w/ Rock wall fire. center. $160 Month 5"-8822 MONAJ\CH BAY AREA BALBOA 673-~ 5'8-7391 . --;:
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19 4 BR 2 Ba, eov patio, crpts, $29,0C.O. * 648-SSll . pla~. Mut!r ti.lite • dowh. NEW f BR. 3 BA.· b:m rtn, LOVELY <XZAl'l ~JEW l .BEDROOM. fUrnlabtd apt. Unturn $165 tum $199
drps, dbl frplc. Xlnt cond. -"-"-----,----4 Bedroornl • up. f'tl!mica fonnlll dlftinr, lane 'vie't.o Nftport 8.ach 3200 2 &inns. Ir: IWU'OOm Ganie-$llS Monti\. 3 Bi\. i,2 tJ1k. to bu.elf~
I 'Dg:A~ll.~Y~P;;ILCIT~_:W;;ANT;,:;;,;AOS;;,;::,' ;,,;12l~,500~2by=nwner==· =-=="2..:Dial:' i=MUm===ltr==R1!Xlll;==:rs= kitchen w/ all built-ins. Near lat. $3111,000. ll.000 <fiwn .. • . l~I B&thl. 1225 Month.' '9&-34M US'iS fOtb. St. N.B. m.a111
I<: Oubhou9e a: TenniL Askii1c qwNER ru/24;'--7¥! CH.ll'fA COVE . Adults 49f'"J.213 bet. 1o.51'M . 2 iJi 2 BA. EncJoeed _.·
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OPEN HOUSE DuptO.• Por Sile \f7S V'f>' priva" in •x<luolve '"""' Charm. $140. Leut. aizy ·Baoh. patio, 'um. Way. 54tkltl93
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136 Vf1 Trl .. ta 200' to beach. Or win trade yr old 3 BR,. 2 BA drt~ Vi.ta Drive .. me Yl'b'-111 A ~k ba "Ho 1rp1 pr, 1 tftlbr· ;· e 67S.19" e equi•· fO< ...,d !.qun> ,_, tft """"'· """"Lu)<. 2 BR A blt·lnl. ,..,..,, ""' , Jtiii IJWle-~ r: :.:. v W'Y fea~s thrvout, lncl. petin&", dr&pea. Adulb: oniy, ~
. reaident\al lot. P. o. BOK ~t-ins, tirand . ·.ntw lush . , 837~ after' Huntln,fon.a.ech -4400 ~.!1 !_BRll802 BA. :· Sharp Decorator 1423, ~Uncton B • a ch · erpta,. cent. tieatil'tl', 2 ear . · . ~ °""" mill• thil > ~'. m•> <IOl5. 0w .. , .... ~ 1um ~~ ~3 !'!· 3 L9.•.• ~!· * EXECUTIVE * · ' ~ :. ' ,.,,. ::
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pttlo with""""·'"_,.. Ad\llto·.,,ty, ,.. .,.,. ..,.. .a;/:;' °'"i:.-..-i , R-Pu'"'~'°' e Al.condl-l'l>icO I Prl I 1'llloo ,/ w.u. .. R .. lty . ~ 1..!!'n.e.; '!..~...' . " . • .. , M•~* . .• -Pool PooiL -• Omlot'l .. 3338 Via Udo 1 f1S.6200 _...., -r-• 0 ..,,.,.. ,.... .... ...... • 1'hnne laevica t.I;, •1boll ~
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HAVE" YOU LO.bKED FOR
TW&1 HIDDEN DOlLARS
IN YOUR HOME .LATELY?
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Use DAILY PILOT
Classified Advertising
Serieve me, there's nofhi"9 Around our home 1nymor1
that isn't btin9 used -bK1use the minute I discover
something is no longer needed, I ,.'j it, while it stil
has '""ximum value, through 1n inexpensive DAILY PILOT
Clauiliod Ad. Tli1t w1y, instead of 1 clutter of things
wt don't use , I hlvt !ht extr1 cash !ht! Ith mt hevt the
newer things ••• the 111rlr111 things my who!. family
enjoys. Here's what I mean.
The cash I got for tht good clothes tnd v ys the ch~drtn
hod outgrown bought ma the decorttor lem.p I'd bean
wanting. n,. musical instrument no one pleyld )Mid for 1
big part of our port1bl1 stereo unit. Tlit power toolx
redecorated our daughter's room. And, just for the fun
of ii, !ht good chair that just didn't milch 1nything
1nymore took my husband ind mt out for • fabu lous
linntr at the f1nciest rest1ur1nt in town.
Go through your home. Miko I nst of 11 !ht worlhwhnt
things you find !hit 1ren't bting ustd, (You'I bt wrpristd
1t the number you tum up !ht first ti mt.} Tlitn, dial
6'42-5671 any time btlwean 8 1.m. ind 5 p.m. end
give your Gil to e friendly, 11peri1ncod Ad Writer. That's
eB there is to it. It's inexpensive tool It con cost you 1s tittle
as PENNIES A DA YI
Wei, now that you know my ...m -isn't it timt you
got darted toward b.tter, t11itr1 hippier tiving with
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of woll\lll who 9'f1 whit sht waltll todeyt
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SALi ~ND TIIAOI SALi AND •.....,. "-~11)1 6890 "41• w..,teci, Mot. 7200 r4oln Wanltd. -7200 Help Wenl9d I -----· w_,, 7400 f umllurt IOOOPum lure Plumblrc :w Ill' ....... won City of • ·
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Potl SoNloo 6910 POLICEMAN v.w.EY omo: Medlte,,_ '
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ALTERATll)NI • ~ Sc:liool "'"""'It, volld c.!· and -· -"' o c;...,, I.lie x-r. w /bblck or &\'lleado fl'lmed chain; 8 Pc BR· ~ Very t I•• 1tom1a ....,..... !kelwo, able lo opmlt llttilw e Protlt -rettr. sel Mr Mr. & Mn. dreuer, lg mtrrot;-1
work. Aw L,50--nol U.S. eltl:lea. QParaU. ment trutt commodes decoraUve headboll'd In. Spanilh'
• DroounaldDl'AI-File application at cit, Prefer """" experience • ""'•'-' savlol• p1en oak design with matching box sprlllp, m,t-Fut 6-1~ • Profit lbarlnc bomll tr'6s & frame. 1
• -• • 1 Hall, -Wutm!Mttt •--··• --·-•N Pl..,. _,, u• -~ 1~--Sold lndlvlduolly • ~E oa'K'C!C!MAKING A Ave., Weabninater, C:all-,..., .,.. ..... .,.....,. ...... ..., .....,. ...., .. ~ , .. ,.. •
• ~· ~ · tomia .,.,,. D<comber employer GA 2-lml Shop Around -Btfort you buy -USI . -~":,";,:i ,J:!_ ~'il: 21tb. 1968 • 5 P"'" Wri> Saloco ,....,._ °'''" VALUE $1095.9S -FULL PRICE $529.95 · ___ ~ ... r•.a i.n exam January 18th. ICllS Dalt W93, Cbsta Mea ll.55 E. San Antonio or terms as fow • $4.66 per WNlc-1.
Alhnlf.._....-..,5 19<a '-Beach. Callt. No Down-Use Our Store Charge Plarl1 · · Noa~ """"'"' 21 m. ,,,.. (714) 193-4511 Ext. 205 F.quaf _.,,employer No J'ancy Froo~UT Quality Valueo J.oslde·
TILE, Cot-emlc · 6974
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SElL FAM<i1JS
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Newport Btech
646-2431 P ttery * FrM actual samp~ .. Requires h1sh 8Cbool srad·
C'.ZYKOSKI'S ·Custom Upbol. uation. 2 yn:. journeyman
JOI$ A EMPLOYMENJ Furnltvro ------:=-1 IOOO
lte:J"y. European Craft&man. CON!' ACT level experience in traUle
lh!p. 100% Fll>allclng. Fiim. WALLY ERVIN pa!-, Apply b(I°" 5 An equal opportunity
employer
Help Wonted,
Women 7400 CANCELLED
boa.ti le auto's, 642-1454.. lS3l p.m., Dec. 26, to the ocy
Newport Wvd., C.M. KnipP. Bf.os. .Shoe: Mfr. Corp. Penonnel Qttice, 3300 New-SECRETARY IV. ,Unde r HouMful of Deccirlfor
dtnlctton to -very F I · .,--------c I dltttcult " hlgbly apedalli.ed urn tuN ~ 6401 E. FtotWa Street port mw .• NewpOrt Beach JOBS a, EMPLOYMENT Eut IA ~ele.. nH'13-<633 *SECRETARY/GIRL* tecretarlal A c!erlal .....,!<. ,$p1nlsh Rtnal111n"9 I
To relieve an admlnlttratm!' Medlterr1nan Calllomla 900'l2 Job Wonted, Mtn 7000 FRIDAY of c!erlcal l admlnlaUatl"" WAS ORIG. $169t.OO
AEROSPACE Buyer
Procurement E n r l n e e r
Adminlstration. 34. 3 2 3
Nassau Dr, C.M. 545-.f427
Job Wint.cl, Ledy 7020
GENERAL belp·lor' Holiday
entertaining. Serving A:
cleanlnc. Becky ~1811
EXPERIENCED &ll'I. Light
housework. Mt¥ Verde
area preferre4 546-0889
DAY W 0 R -K • Expe{ience
Own transportation
•. 5f2.7469 •
CEMENT FINISHER
$576 • $10~1 Por mo.
FOR .
CITY OF
NEWPORT BEACH
CAREER
OPPORTUNITY!
J"oin todays futest crowinl
Rr'Ofealon-Mutual Fund ale1
No ezperlence De«ssar'Y'-
We ~ .. full or put tim•
Mut111I Fund Advisors,
CITY OF NEWPO R T Inc.
BEACH R.equitta th r e e Npt 8. 1603 Westcliff MUM22
yean ot cement work exper-S.A. 1212 N. Broadway
ience lncludlnr On! year ln 5tT-8331
cement f1nlsbinl" and J-'~h
A""""'le wlna ..,,.... .r.ta11 l to do ~!her v.orit MUST SACRIF.lCE
l&l')', and experienced u required. Abllicy to type $685.00
for unall ottlce al a corrected rate ot .so ITEMS AS FOLLOWS:
TYPIST words per minute, take d1~ 0orpoua a ft Spa.niah sofa
Experienced and accun.te tatlon at a ~ of 100 and Match t n r ~·
547-0638 net words per nunute. Ex· Custom q u 11 t e d with * * perlence: 4 ye a r s ol carved wood trim. R. 10 It. e COSMETOLOGIST ,.,,,,.,,.,b!e ~ v •! 1' • ' s.vme Carved V.1vet -secretarial &: clerical work. heavy Dark oak end tables
5 Days. Prefer with cllentele, Cloaing date for filing Dec. and matchinr cocktail ta.
but not necessary. Apply in 27th. 1968. Newport-Mesa ble. a Piece King atie Med-
per90n Unified School 0 I • tr i ct • ttem.nea.n oak Plne.Ued
SHERATON BEACH °"""'"' "'""'nnel office, bedroom '"'te -full
INN 1001 Newport Bl.._ Coota King sbe box -l """°"' diploma or oqu1,.. ! --*-:D"E"S"'IG"N"'E"R'"S,.--
lent. App.bf before 5 p.m., Eltctro u-·hlnlcol 2Ul2 Ocean Avenue Dec. U, 1968 at the Ot;y Per-'"91; Huntln;ton Beach
Mesa. 645--0600 mattress. Large Spe.rd.ab
9C>llM1 omce~ 3300 Newpor1 MFGR. of profeulonal eiec-ST Blvd., Newport Beach. n4-tronlca equlpm!!nt, reQWtt• TYPI Domettic Help 7035 d aigne for prod ct devel Required for heavy typlne ''--'----''-----I 6'13-663.1. e r u • •--d, -•v--' w:lth other .... ' · ---------1 opment and packaginr. Xlnt ...,. .,.......,..
WAITRfSSES
WANm>
decor dinl..Q& room. Gold
leaf Spanish table lamps.
Hangin& IW&g lamPf, •tc.,
etc. Each piece can.lie PJl""
clwed lndlvlduafly ..
DOMESTIC
HELP .
Live ln or live out
HouMkHper1
Excelsior Agency
430 So. Broadway, LA 90013 .
(213) 683-CB47 (713) 63).1735
DOMESTICS AVAIL
Cook/Hakpn. Couples,
Oilld Care, Oiautteun
MBC AGENCY
254 E. lat CL.B. ID.) 5.32-6444
1S3 So. Westmi L.A. 388-03.33
Chlnese live-ins. Qeerllal
Permanent. Experienced
Far Ea.st Agency 60-8703
7100
The Newport
Personnel Center
Speclalirln& in careers lot
accountants. S e e J u 11 e SJ!ring re: )'OW' GOLDEN
OPPORTUNITY?
I A~::~~i JJ!/.L agency
833 DOVER DRIVE
NEWPORT BEACH
""""" STOREROOM
Su,.... to $425
Matutt, ex:-~r. in Inventory
Cont r o I. Mr. Andenion
548-7796
Argu1 Agonclu
1869 c Newport mvc1., C.M.
The
ORANGE
COAST'S
lecJding
FOUNDRY HELP chance 'ror advancement. eral offlce work. Shorthand
Experienced c 0 re milin, Present resume to P.O. Box helpfuJ.'but not es~ntial. Six
""
68T San .. ·--~~... glrl office. can Peter An· grlndera., sand n10lden a • ...... .....u.u.
permanent mo1den needed. Equal opportunity employer dreW1:
Apply In penoa Mon .. thru Machine Shop JOHN BARRY i .ASSOC'S
Fri. bet 10 am & 4 pm onu Pl"eSll opttatora, billlne cn4> S?S'35M
al PRECISION CASTINGS macblno opera-. debur-SECRETARY
OF CALIF., INC. . lOl4 ring hands. Top .._. • • $400 to $550
Placentia Ave., C.M. exce:llen~ work i n 1 oon-2 Poiltiona. Xlnt opportunlcy A Teledyne Company d.ltlons. Cape Enelneering,
Mu.t be able to serve
alcoholic beverqes. Re-
!'Ol! ID:
REUBEN E. Ul
illRNWHEELfR NO PHONE CAU.S. 21694 Camim C&plstrano, for sharp Yl1I ;bi Frlday.
Lquna_ Nlauel. 831-1164 Elec typewriter, shorthand. 151 E. Co.11t Hlghw1y
Min 2 yn ottlce exp. Full N Bt • * CARPENTERS CUSI'OOIAN WORK. Steady benefits. Write Dally Pilot, ewport ICn
Some with heavy men capable of cleaning of-Box P-308.
expel'iefa 10tne flee bulldin& A bank ln their -..,;;to.,-;rr-,;-:;;o-1 mode~te. lebure houn. Wtite name, WORK IN CdM EXPERIENCED
* SAILBOAT RIGGER and P"°"' """'lier to Box SECRETARY '"' Legal in.
with aome atoclcroom exp. M-608 De.iJy Pilot •llr1UICe &: Mutual Fund PART TIME
JENSEN MARINE CORP. -r=-a-r ""W7-:-as""'h:-.Hcoel-.p-I ""'Ii<. -ohorthand A. PROOF OPERATOR y mwt take tt!pOnsibWty. Sal-235 Fl.!cber, C.M. w ·1 p O "-Full time ar Wk1nda. aJY open. n e · · DUA UNITED CALIFORNIA W"-c:ANTE="-o"'·"'ex:::pe=r=-.-:ma1e=:.:..,,=k;;· 1 Min qe 18, apply in person ~rona. de! Mar, Calll. BANK
keeper for p bar mac y . LIDO CAR WASH ·
Permanent position, 5 days 481 E. 17th Co.ta. Mesa
Mon thN Fri. Refer. ap-JANITOR
preclated. Transport. re-Over 40, reliable, good
quired. All lnfonnaUon con-paying job. Vacation, mea11
fidenllal. Pleue reply to included. McDonald's Res-
Box 365 Corona del Mar. taurant, 3141 Harbor Blvd.,
REAL ESTATE Salesmen C.M.
Shouldn't you be aellina: the 000;;;;,:,RM=AN~-. ~P°'ar=klng=-A"'t·
Clerk Typist
Stock Brokerage o!fice.
Sbeanon, Hammill Co.
901 Dover Drive
Newport Beach
642-4080
2712 W. Coast Hwy,
Newport Be1ch
646-2431
An oqual oportun!QI
employer
hot t e 1 t area Huntin(ton tendant. Start at once, full R d" T I h
Be a ch! CALL Ph 11 or pt time. Own trans, 1efl. G 10• e Ip OM Jobs-Min, Wom. 7500
McNamtt, Vlllale Re al Phone ~1700, Ext 444 Di"s patch Girt
Eolate Ccornu Brnokhl.<atl.i.:=':;======' RESTAURANT STAFF
&: Garfield) W 7300 25 or over. Must know local for reopening ot new dining ,. • ., 0103 Agencle1, omen area. Apply ln person hop !162-<4~~n~~o~r;tt;;;;;/--r,;:~1,;;;;;;;;;;:;,;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; I YELLOW CAB CO. •""'eoom .~nd cottee • . POSITIONS available for ex· ..., See Betty Bru~ at 186 E. 16th St. e Caahlers/hoateues perie~ serviceman 6 Cost M
trainee in the ~·ater utlllcy m 6 8 esa e Walter/Waitresses
fidd. Salary commensurate : .1. ~ rcm /R£CPJ • Bus boy with experle""'. Submit "'"' XeC A , Upright In person only. No
resume to Mr. L. Sturgeon, phone calls pleue.
p .0. Box 4000, Laguna Hilla Al ency for Clll'Cer Glrla Must be iood typist, short· HOTEL LAGUNA
92653 410 W. Cout Hwy., N. B. hand neceuary, good tele-INTERVIEWING HRS: Mon. c.;.:'""~==,.----1 By •ppc)int. 646-3939 phone peraonality, construe-&:. Tues. 10 to 4 PM, 425
Tenn• available
Newoamers to Calli.
Credit approved bnn\~tel,y
RD FURNITURE
IN THE WAREHOUSE
1144 NEWPORT BLVD.
COSTA MESA
Every night 'tl k 9 _
Wtd., Sot I Sun 'Ill 6
SPANISH Fwniture retlil'ned
from model home. §avjr!p
up to 70% Spanlah 1lWllEd
sofa le love ·seat. .3 oak
living room tables, 2 living
room lamps le Spanish pain-
ting. El Presldente kinpize
bedroom 11.lite, oak triple
dresser I mirror, . king
headboerd, ldrWslze mattrua
It box aprlnp:, 2 commodes,
2 boudoir lamps, 6· piece
Spanish """"Bht lron c!lning
eel Only $467. m down
& $4.50 weekly. Easy credl.L
5948 Westminster Av •. ,
Westminster. 8S4-44.34 dally
10 AM to 9 PM, Sat 1D
AM to 6 PM., Sun. 12 PM
to 5 PM.
N'"EARN·"•"w-• ......,==-:,:;;:1;:-.,-;:1""=:!
1pringl &: mattress, llntna,
spread and decorator pDJow
$75. 2 bedside t a b l e 1 &:
headboard $2.S. Upholstered
~l&h back maple couch fZ.
613-8557 aft. 6 P.M. "
DIN'G rm set Fru.ltwooct cus
pad'd seal!, cost. $370, eel!
$185 comp. Med. bookahell
china cab., new, COit .$180,
sell $12). 6'4-2028
BOY'S fu rn l t u re: Head-
boards, dreuer, night ltalxl,
le chair. Colonial tamP-.
pictures&: bedapr•a da -. I PAINTERS tlon bacl!ground pre:ferred. S. ())ut Hwy. Apply in
I CARPENTERS <:-ni a -• open. Call 642-3430 Person QUALITY K1-size~I
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FIBERGLASS Help W1nted ..,.,..,,..; -----:---~ "~ Ma hine Shop beautifully quilted , TOOLING Women 7400 Drill pre•.'operaton. d•bur· * DRIVERS * op!lt foundation, bUllt , to LEURS BOAT Co. --(lf_RK_·_TY_P_IST-:--''"• "'""'· Top w,.., • No Experience 1rame. N.,.,. ....i.-'98· 1781 Pracentla, C.M. excellent work I n r con-Worth $250. 8G.fi539 · •
DRIVERS dllioM. Cape E,..lneerj,.., Necessary! Herlta&• Pecan cotlM table
$2 ., HR 27694 Camino Capistraoo, Must • have clean California $65. Belp Dllm&lk io-aat EARN • .,... • Laguna Nlruel. 831-1164 dl'ivl"" tt<Dnf. Apply $100. Roond w!rt ~·o1.
LATE NIGHT WORK Busy oUict needs GAL FRI· WELL Groomed Youne Lady YEL LOW CAB CO. toman $25. New TV' tbair FW.i or part time DAY ~th .. neral otfke ex· ....... Pm& Man 642-9452 to aulat_iA unique dress 186 E. 16th SI. $100. &fJ.-Ollfl iuc perlence. Faat, accurate ho full """ Um c.oa ta Me ==-:::=-.--:==·I MAN Or couple, early AM typtnc L"ld flllng requlred. !1 .. ph, ~· willor ~· ~ sa HUGE chair "' ·ottoman,
I ft! ·-I•"• ~groom= RE SALES SIOtUm. Bl"' ttriped,'Ciiot news paper delivery ln Appa, at personne 0 ce. for future interest In Men-W •~. Sell nM, u-....... -Corona del Mar area. Xlnt 546-3665 -.....,., -~
route open. S2'l5. Mo. + u s o• e $ ( business. Omen &U-9056 •
Approx 16 hn per wk. I I IY r o. RiECEPT-Typist, lite office. Expanding q:aln • Office # LADIES! ~ to ~-·
9S:z...4633 Knowledge of Mort u • r Y 4 • Openings available for .New extra 1rg band JMl;le.
===c-;o=-;;Ec::-::-;.-:;-d operation helpful but not experienced men .. women. waloot cedar cheat 5lf:lt7• PRODUCE Man. x P · 3323 W. Warner neceasary. Apply WestcliH Instant income&: training. KING &tie bed x1nt CllkL
Mu.t be able to R t up Santa Ana Mortuary. t27 . E. 17th St Spring RHy • Mr. Gairdner Pd $250, lfll ior .-..-....;.../
91\ •ttractive stand. Small Equal opportunity employer Costa Mesa. 540-4824 extn beddq:. --~
market, high clau clJentele. EXPERIENCED ·plrt time COMBINATION, Sharp Bar BEAUTY operator w I th ==-~-=---=,......,
67J..8310 wal~ wanted Evening Maida a: Go Go Dancers. tollowh\&'. pref~. Apply CUS"I'. made 7 pc. .ectlitml,
EARL y mornine· newaP@e2' w o r k . V i 11 • Ro m a Top wqe1 $2.50-$3.50 to Wed lhru Sat from 9-8. M mohah'; rocxt-~
auto route In HB. :'-Ai hn Restaurant. Can after 2 atart. Pb. for int. 545-9983 Consp!n.ton NEW locatJon A&ldne $95. 54G-f299
pet' d,.y, no collectlnc Eam PM. Ml 8-4929 SASSY LASSY, 2901 Harbor, 3346 E. Cout Hi(hwa,, KING -Size ~·t. ~1: per mo. Phone G~. booaekeepin&, part C.M. CdM. 675-3420 lampc, picture• an4 .DDc:
.,-,=~=...-;===• 1 time. Must have references, BUSINESS IS GOOD Cook a: helpen, full time, furnitu~ 49'-3440 *BELLMAN WANTED otr11 tramp. Laguna Nliuet, Jamaica Inn Hotel needs l Experlena!d, opening u ot 8' BEIGE Brocade SeetlaMl,
APPLY IN PERSON '96--3082 more tint class maid, $L75 Jan 2, 1969. Inteview now. good condltJon $25. ~
Sher•ton S..ch Inn EXfERIENCED dental per hour up to 40 hotml. 9 to 11 and 2 to 4. lamp $8. 9U--50l1 .•
2lll2 0ce81) Avenue uNfant. Send hand.written C&n be put time U desired. Call 83M900 DINETl'E •t. fonnlea li)p
Huntin&ton Beach rtllUme to Box M 653, Dally 6'73--813'.I GERMAN Tn.chu, par t 2 leave' 3 clWn $30. kl
LIQUOR CLERK. Retail. Pilot _ BABYSrrI'ER-Mon.·Wed &: time. Small. private acbt1oL condition.. 546-055
Exper. Ch'trr 40. Onnp HOUSEKEEPER, live in; Frl., l :l> a.m. 5 p.m. $25 61)-8610 WALNUT dble bed, tnc1.··1"
County aru. Phone (n4) Motherleu home, NpL Bch. p!'!l' wit. 4214 Splndritc Way • HAIRS1'YLlSI' • io.m. Nb matt,--..-.
13$.lMO are.. ~ children aee 14 16: NB 5CM'7l6 WITH FOLLOWING frame, spnad $89. ltl'Arfi5
WANTED: Cleallcutcollep lSPrefttunde.t«>.·SSl.·1450 HOUSEKEEPERrliw in LIDO AREA ORs.D Gm.L'Scontem p •{•J:J
student wfoWn car tor part MATURE lady to live tn preferred, Good wlbabies. e FLORIST e modern 5 pc, JSR •t. ~ Marketplace g::,°r:"'~.'.\~ 500 W ~;:.",_~%,•~ ~ma-=~~ ~CED 4whlte,1100.&4U6'19, •
SERVICE Station Attn 'nt. Bl""ebelcer HSKPR 5 ..,. 1-1 p.m. 140 J ~E:::::: ~ ;,.:;
Part time man. Some mecb Homemaker mutt be EX· per wk. Eve meal lncl. -~.....&1.--7600 $35. All UM IWW KM!n.
exp. desired. Apply lerT PEIUENC!:D. 4 hn, 5 daJ'I M-3580 a.m. School•I ...... ~-'""' '
Pia...lla; en.ta M-wk. Call alt l 1546'-'1316 HOUSEKEEPEIU« J ,.rulll OINbnU sJn. ~. 1'11!: SUN N!:V!:R UIS CD
GROCER Y,o.clmNtDdt IM .._ $panlob a,,aUIDf Cblld!<n, -"' a..tno.l't adkm -· dm1c. Exp'd b' 1•0 d tJVE.m c 0 nl p a. D I 0 n ' OK. ~ ct' Mf...UM )'OllrWlb ~ tua.. For u ad tD MD ....,
marla!L rlU3lfl --!Dr lad)o C.M. BABYSl'ITER U Mon ... ad C\llooat 10 -""q tlit dock. tllal -
ar-. 5'6-«189 Frt. Our bome Vic So. Clout .:bool.. 173 Del Mar, CM. i---------i I~~ EXP'D. Waltrt-. hit Plaza. M&-10t5 • • 541-;D
e 6'U830 e time only Apply Ill ,...... WANTEl>l Lady Cook. 1' EXPERT PIANO INSl'R
--------1 alt JJ ...;,., ~ & Cout -to I PM, I do1 --·· Jua Wiii" El ... anllt Hw, N.B. SUn oil. li4M2!' • 1146-10ll8 • ~--· ~ ~
for
Automobiles
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~PIMI'! IOll !!'!!!,Sole , ~ O.ror Sole I022 ~la-l,llO ~Al lnof. tl!J Ttlovlolon 12115 Ml-11a-l600 Mlocell•-. 8600WKall•neo•1 Aiiiiiii~INI POOL llllio,,... _....., ........,, W.W..,!' lllATClllNG Frl sldolh BUNDY .. ,. --• 31'0
llLKlft. ·" 11 • WllEELCllAlR !l 1 T R E Es
!1111--Ma-boo-AW; GAllAQ;IWC -6 .,...., ~ ........ cond.,l)J5. TV-oolW otau. • .•orto
i ua.m. d1'iblt • mile. 11Wf DeeeQ:lblr UD Md l.U. Ea c e 11 e • t . t 1 so . ~~ ..,., Aft. ~ Alf/l'M ....,_ ~. /ennlnp. AhntMlt ~. ~ ··-~., ..... I020 1-111,•JIV.-_Olfto ... 1--. ..... ms.~:& ...... 11&-'ML ~--1'1· T T mf: -Sa le -lo -· -UU. !ii-. CM. 5*-l.2'l0 ...._ A !!!J!!!!! 1130 5 .
'=llll ""~ -,... --hi mi --LO\llllG HAHi> GAl'FLSl\'161,111•''' • ••tlf TV f10 &lLIJMBIA ,. .. _.. fRESH ASSORTED
aa. 2:-'v~ab11,.. "'1.~-..... ~. CJ<~°"'· ~..im""'...:'0: :--;,._~:.~ DaOA!f_l!IO"ro!ING? !.°.~•Jn.doll-t:,t'~=
t'-i Mllkl rood• •iu .--Shop._. w lut 'mlouts · ~ ' • -"' -... or mlUO Maribl. ~ R R -· opl•oi )(OVIN<i. lo\1101 sttto. lllWOD TONI e QUALITY ooum T.V. :ti", -~ 01Z11' fUKIED -dic.ln•OlllM ~1 . .-r Canroo * * \ l<ENNOIU: A•to,.•Mc e YlltlATILITY e l3t J'l.Sl<ER. •ad~llo••· llUUt -· · * --* ....... !>rlw, t.&w>a Belch "SEE IAJ<TA'I ICLVES W-• Ou ...... lClnt , • ~ • beau~ Prov wolnul . . ,
-SaL l &In AT WORK" • mr.ct. $45 each, 14f4UI ' Combine """· ·"''" -ol PORTDtt U'; !?\/ ..i. e • b n ~ t. hrl. """'· CHRISTMAS JllfES 1 __ .,.. ________ IHOUWiOl.D .i\imlilifuai: ,.,. _...IL Iott_,, AU'tO~T!C -· \lie ................................... u ........ COii ' ---E "1!1[!• lalt ..,.. • ma., mlacl. ""ma. Sat. In Mo.. Vo"" model, J.4 •on d It Ion . -.-Ing. • ,...'U _. al!or I PM • i;i]QG>.GE • Ventura 1"'"9 E •SUPP OR( YOUR
SAr-!)nly, ®''• Club Dec.14th. 9l3 Duftll, CM. SATURDAY 9 to 5 Guaronlftd. !'()..... Come OYlr to SAClUJ'ICi: -Zoadi ....... '{=:"· .... ~·= :::!(, ~~-IOIS A...,. DAJLY P)LOr WANT ADS! Boy's SehWlrui siiJw...,, Bike. o=~-~-~" eo1111 -B/W T.V, m. Call w.. new.~ • y M ( A. ~ HI-Hat • ~ 125. $10. ~· ..... . • CONN BAllGAINI -... 41f..l&l2 . 1'1" V--.......... lin. E . . ~ E
iiii;" .. ;·~·";";;;;•;MOM;;;-;;' .. ;-;; .. ;;;;8600~ ~ ~ """'· noo. ---. Caodee. "'1 dtmo ...... !200 H~Pl a ·-· ., ':UlO 115.: like new Boy'• bluo 450· E. 17th 'I. 3.12 """"'Lido Aotlquot 1110 Mltlue~ IP .ierno .. i;o .. MOO . -. -Sttngnoy,,.., dick J
Nowpon llooch m-atm ~ GIWNDIG -l'Mall. S-'15-6U'8623 !:: ._. MERRY CHltlSTMAS TWO DAY SPECIAL .....,, tua reeot dor, IVRFBO"==-ARDS=~,.7=--....,_~ CO"A MUA -_,,1...,1At......,""\..,.._.. GARAGI Sale< Dan l•h Antiqwo ,(mpiorun41 Wurtltoer _.,... 1'N/1'll-. -.,..._,I ..., $25. oU..n l60 •up Jt U . SWAP chairs, l'ftlwoad furniture, Unumal sifts far tbl!I· •• w/ pen:,',.,,,,,,,,,,,, $399 IPNlam. rnodml cUlMt. call after 3 PM or Sal s s
oablnet H>I\ ""'hie. .,.u.. utlque ,._ _ allo _ Blldwtn ,_,,,.. •plnel • 1499 l«IO-m-IN l'l3-6m ~ E s
table, fltti.n blr ltooh. 3 Butcher blocD. 2 ~I HM'unond M-3 • • • '' •· • $6911 l'RENCH Prov oom.blne.tb\ CHINESE Oriental Ru s T R _ _ anow ddia. &ya bikes., top de.ab. 2 oak kc boxes. P.tano-Orpn combo • • S8lll Ctlrtt.MIU. 1V 00 Ii t 'xll' Beaut. colon just
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m.---· MEE.I·---. =~ =" dotJUno, • • ball ..... • Hammond 1\1.IU ...... IA! .m•i ....... ~"" • -l2ii. ~ Alt. ~ GA=o• SALE IDI N-J!l\'d., ~ ~~ Wurtltur ~ !~ rM-AM ndlo <"""9J lllDI $pm ' '
9\11\ I: • 60-3069 • ""••--' '' ' t • • ' ' ' llVPI -COnd $1915 ~
2MRY SAT. & SUN. 10 A.M. TO• .P .M. SAT J. S:.'::.St ISth v:;: ~-,: L~r~ Gould Mu!l:
11
compony ~-~ Anip, ~~ED-::0~ ~.P't ,M __ 1_ .. _•_ll_•-----~, _M=l''-"-'"-·-=-"•'---'uoo-'--'-' 1 -ClWI avr WM• JloumhoJd J"\arnlture ' # "Since l9ll" ...._..,.. .......,°"__ W/lbUft !fV (ohlJt worb) $25. 1 -' I • '""" GAIMI • • • and m&l'tV M1lc Items •. Morpn An~ J 4.1U 20&5 N. Main, Santa Ana t1ck trp. ""' c.I1 eve. 115-m74 an' p,Jn. Gigantic Swap Meet 8'-3" SURl'BOARD, ™.by •i..l NAYI fl.If SWA""'61 m.,24:1.9 Newport Blvd., C. J(, So. ol l\'Hway Ml.aiSl. 491-1802 miANo nt'lf nav. Orange C.ounty Fairgrounds Gun Moyer, almost new, ~t • U llJDIE PUYllOW(D • HOOSE A Ouap We: Sat S.WlneMtchlnu 1120 Dally0:!!_:-12Sat 'ti!S:30 ~. -=-~N~ ~~ J./M, ~/M. :uAr radio ~y~~~!sa~~4Je~ :.·ea~~~lhi:Fi~ a: Sun A. tique -.;.;.s .,...____, to 11 ~-•-'~ • ever -... with ranp ftnder. ltelalla ns. E n c y c I oped t a. 18 HARBOR B. lVD, -DRIVE~·· chine,.· w.:, B ,';, .~":; ll6T SJNGk. completO torl\lt ANNIVERSARY Sacrlllcol ~:. ss:>-nso !1D9 Saorllb l'IO. _,-, POOL TABLES.SLATE "°lumeo complole, 115. 16 Ill bookcase, j ewe J er y • waL corilolt. Due ID illntp , NEW Comb'ter, cu 1t 0 m NtW genuine alate -from MM movie camera $15. :~ 3700 MclADDEN :.: -hold ,J-.. 1300 Boo... -..... ~ ML!' SALi c ........ a l!tiulrt.' IJOO ...... In ..... -till· 1395-Ind. acce.,.riH, ... 540-180'1 ~ JI( Mlla Terr. QIN, 675-1011 or assume ~.25 mo. Zig H L ~-. ~ ed w/real lhffp'i wool. tlP and delivery. 6'2-4236 -~__c,.-.,.,.=,,,..-=,,. I •, SANTA ANA ~ PHONE 531-1272 Now A Old Giiis. all-! .... ••"""'ticall>. .,. ...... We .,.. ce1oi..ttno our 7'" SIJDE .,,,,,_, -Sa~ Pi•U< call llM002 ·rntEWOOD CHRISTMAS POR HER
..... ICDlNh MA•~ ILVO. a ,_ .. AOOINl Alic>. casual thoea. btita. rnatic. bulton holes. bllhd A.nniYenary with fabWoul J\otozMtsc, holdl 100 •lid.es. YARDAGE: lu.matn:11 tell· FOR SALE Mink 1tale, wom few ti.ml!&
· 31ll .Nortb Star Lane hems, owr out. wlt.hqut diloou,ntl in all deputmeata. 1ully automade, a1Jnost ntW ~-bewtUul materlal al e 5'0-8887 e Colt Sl*OOO~~:e~tor*S3'15.
JELLE RS
. ~ $1 .DO lotu~
$2.DO S..Uy
f::· . SborN, N . 8 . : attach. Guan.ntee OK. J)nt ~•uy n.-. 1t 11te prices ~ or Trade 1or Super a .. .,. ~
uR =an Pymnt Jan. 15, 1969. Call •nd l•y • iw•y for movie projector 54f..30M ~ prlce I: IN C.M. HOLIDAY Jfealtb 8 p • . ......._. uyt1me 5.1)..UJJ ltJ..44M 146-2815 Membmblp 1"9 yra, t.o. New Mink J•cket Gara.re Sale. Mlle Item&,. ~ Chrllfm11 delivery. KEYSTONE I..ADIES ~ tlza I, 10 Pli)'ta. M0-6TCl5 Belt otter. 536-0153
round din table, drape~ 1917 SINGER. aulo dJ "'· · IMM PROJECTOR A 11. Good CODI. "'"' ..... 1..;=;,;;o,;;====...!-'<=========I
torp Orienlol ""'' J... woL oabhwt ineh...... ...... NO l'AYM!NT . ...., mtnor·repoh-i3t]. ohe 5% a-"'· sztJ. Ml ... llaneo•1 8600 Mi1cell1-8600
tratler. ttc. m Ocean :!, ..n ~-.a ~ t: TILL FEBRUARY ·. 6.1N51S att..r 1 P.M. J.. River Aw. M6-ll8a ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;/
,..,"--_FREE IUYER'S PASS ___ , ViewAw.,N.B.MM«t'J $3.76= M.,:::~ iu'::~ie:~~r.De.JUlt t:nlarpr_2'4•3", NEWPOlt'( Beacb Tennil
SAnmDA.Y December 14th ~thw~~tt!:' ~ • SPINITS $50. ~equip. JUI. ~~~.L~.:.·~r TENNIS TO SWAP Mm
GOOD SAT. & SUN. 10 AM. TO 4 ~.M.
1111 AllMISSJON
16681 .Ne .., I and , H.B. blind berm ttc. Guarantee • CONSOLES IS75-2m
Women'• A.uxlllary 1'rD6p still p:>d. Call 526-U.16 ~ deller for ==~~~-~--401 • Yamoha Sportlnt Goodo 1500 BRONZE CoU.. PrHidontlal
BAA. 2 •tool.I. dlnlns table, ~~ ~ KldNll DAD! Fb: up tldl ~ =-~; <:olltcior'i
1am... hlrd ....._ -dloeo .. rad Ill Cloootllad "*· Story & ·Clark '"' "'°' table !or the -lollNK STOLE. !lke new, cookware, odd• """ ,,.,._ 1""' kdr 1e '""'-~ Kohler a C1mpbtll ,.,. Xmu. a-< buy l<tl. ,.__ -~--u ._ .. SKI WEAR
~ ,.;..1 a.--(Ilk ~) 1..1111,.,_. i.a.nc!t ......,..,_ ,..,.... $1000. ~ 111-MJD .....,.u. .. NOW• Coast M-c -·-• ,_, -tor s:m. ""'M21
"""" Xlnt buy, hudty -===..,.--=-i,-,=~ Sweaters, Pants, Perk•s ind Acct11ories
TRANSPORTATION TltANSPOltTATION TRANSl'ORTATION
Etll'J 1• •-utrllor ••• '"'ll•IJ ..... car II tWa H la 11rloltl lltlow orlcful
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'68 TORONADO · '68 TORONADO .
· r.;1;.r.:-~'"lll.T' -· .. -.. -.. -v ... ""'· ., ..... roollo ood ""'"· !vii ,.. ..... hc"'Y 1lr coMltloft ... Sorlol No. 6214'6.
$5196
'61 tun.us STA. Wlf;Ofj '61 CUILlSS SUPllMI
NOLIO.f.Y ~ l\Kll:ft if~ ClftMla. fir c.!f~ I'. . i~ hf. N._ a
$3250 $3250
'NCVllASllUPUME '61 CUTLASS SUPllMI ~l".:;:.t"ro. 'II!. mt ---Hi1111f~ A:C-· "t'\:, •AH, .:.el• " •• • r;ond. .... ,
$3150 $3196
'67 OlDS 1111.ll CUSTOM CPL 2 -'61 DIDI CUlllSS
ll:i.:~""ft. 'r.1. ·~ = -· . -.,.., ~M;.~'ll"':1-o< ~ = .. i.. • !~ . v::!" • .
$3099 $2999
'62 ClllVIOLIT ll!Plll CPL 2 -'65 VOWWAGINS
"'"" .... c .... IJI ...... 11111 ll!NUW • 1 •ltd.. l.ot l!t. 1 ~ltt. VT .. U1.~ ..... _. ............ "'~-"""y-~ ..
$799 $1299
'65 PONTIAC GTO '61 IUICK SPIClll Cl'L
..___ ~ Nil 16&. ~ w.Mfdl etl &la. ..,_ • ..,_, WI• 1...,_., .f.
...... MM. A."t. ~ ........ __,., ,..._ ....... ., ... -. .... ............. -.0..
$1899 $799
$5139
'61 CUlllSS SUPllME
~···r •r. :11:'.'-= ·• ... ,ii :. 111.{ .• """ •• '"'-"' -
$3250
'61 MUSS "$" SlllU
~-~ .... -=-. ':.:"'11-'·.·~ ......
$3150
'6$ IUICIC LI SAUi
CVJTOM Cl't:. llGU ~ l'!ls ~ 11 1 .... -v:;ri...i~ Ill•-· -111 1111111 WT I -.
'$1799
'65 MAIUN CDUPI
ll:IH =t-•t.N., ~"t~.I.) ~MM ire: efc..""' II f ,_ I ,...
$1599
'61 CHIVIOLIT IM'llA CPI.
HJ, WI . Lfw mtltt. J111t lb lltW. a-ti-
fWI ""-!ti. lt&H, wlo. ,,..,._, -
fllerlll& °""11 lllbi 11111 .......... t i
$1299 -HllllOI
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1839 Newport Blvd,. CM .$30'. '3MtllS Alie> 6 PM WEIGHTS tor Sale: "1D Ibo, 646-0271 DIVERS avlolmu. ~-•· 6' bar & d"mb beliL -...... *6'13-4878• 114 S. II Camino ltttl all now "1dn dl,,;,,g equip.
Son Cl-•1• Val 1375. -$115. 492-4642 ,.._,.., ffiRIS'IMAS==== .. --191-.0a"'l,-·"'a"t.=w i-M-0-V .. IN..,G-""'w-... • .-board. e.t $111,.,&fi&.3711
KENMORE washer, llX·
cellent condition $50. Doubll
bed, complete $15. ~
TRAIN set, new: complete,
track, power pack, mWlle,
automic car $20. 646--4384
AIR C.onditioner Sl.50. Beat
the heat. Size 31i"w x 16"b.
l!arpin.546-4355
We're rao'lilla; to Jarser quazo.. 9"8 HOBIE SW1board GOod.
ten and •• b1r•e a lot or ~ lilt .small wet .Wt. REGULAR Balboa Bay Club
pianol and orpm: ,..1 don't like _... lf.50. 536o«ITl membership for II.le
want to move. Same are SURP'BOARD • Milli m;;&i $UOO. * 546-8801
ued; IOPlf demol.; '°"'e r1 Block tan, f15. ~un St•uffer Reducing
SPORTSWEAR
Jack;
Balboa Island Sportin9 Goodl
222 M•rine Avenue
81lbo1 lslaod
673-8420
npo1; IOClle dilconttnued Mlchlne $85. OPEN SUNDAYS
inoda!o • """ all havo .,_ !IClq< IT TO 'EM!. 54M153 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~! drutlcally di"""""" .. "'111--:::======o!.:=======:.,;_· ~
lmmodlatoly! You m"" not TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION
mlal thil rHlly tP«taeWar
Ille-Buy with no money . Truckl 9500Truclu 9S00Trucb 9500Trucks 9500
down 0.A.C. i 5 )'Mn to
poy .
WARD'S BALDWIN mJDIO
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ne Grt:ateat Glft ol AD
la
MUllc In the Home
Give YoU1" loved °"" a piano
Cl orpn tar Quistmu.
New H&mmoot cqan1
from .........••••• : ••• $!119
elm many Uled from • • $50
. New planat: tro· ...... 1495
......... -fl'OOl .. $11'5 * SPECIAL * Uted Hammond B with Ln-
tlo ud ............... 11(911
OpeJo -rt ntebt l
Swld<Yl-5
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HAMMoND
in CORONA. DEL MAR
2851 E. Coul -·· .,..,,.
allUSl'MAS Giit • lltm-rnond-&totnway • y .......
MW .. 11-1 planol of all
me.Jte1. But buys ln So.
Callt ria:ht heft.
SCHMIDT MUSlC CO ..
OO!N.Malo,
""'" Ana ORGANS
PIAN06 e Pla>V Planoe
LARGEST SELECI'ION or
NEW t USED
WAU.ICHS MUSIC ClTY
st01! """"'-C.M. !141>&!5
W J..NTED: El«tric tane
orpn, liate model· CUh or
T.O.P. Priv. prty on I y. .....,,, ...
SPINFI' piano, near new,
Kohler .. Campbtll, wa.INJt
finiah. xlnt eond. Must ..U.
BlstoUer.~
HAMMOND Spinet Orp.n. ----m.-03!5
ANTIQUE UprWht stn.u.be
snJ>d .......... --llSO . .......,
SMlil Stat lreyboerd
PiuD. Ntwl' ued $2116.
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CONNELL CHEVROLET
WE ARE LOADED
WITH BRAND NEW
l'ICKUPS -VANS -CAMPER EQUIPPED VANS -SUBURBANS - 4
WHEEL DRIVE -EL CAMINOS AND CAMPERS!
BRAND
raw
BRAND
raw
BIWID
NEW
599 DOWN DELIVERS
Any Truck in Stock!
ptus Tax & License •.. on approved cr1cfi+.
1969 CHEVROLET %·TON
8 foot box Pic~up. lo•d1d with
erlr••· 126711
$2299
$2499
$2499
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MEltCHANDISI POR MIRCHANDISi l'OI l'I~ •"" LIVISTOCIC PITS ...i LIVESTOCK TIANSl'OllTATIOH -l~N::tw::.;:C•::rt.:._ ___ ,:.:9IOO:::.;Nt:;::~::..:·C::•:.:_"--~::::'==:--_.;
SALi ~N!' Tit.ADI SALi AND TUol '?!Jt! 1129 !>!I' · 1125 !!!!' a Yochb 9000
DAILY mor ..
Ml ... 11•-UGO l~orlod A-9600 CHllSNAS PUPP11S' MALE Dalmotiu, nud1 it• T,.lm Cr:ul11r
V JUST IN TIMI PCAYHOUllE, >odwood, v..,....n,-&lldwbl .. Mm< -bla ,...,S, IOOd 'ti T/I. V.f'o l!I, 00\17110
POlt THE HOLIDAYS ...... .,i., wlodow, Sbolfll~ ..,_. .--;:-·~'°"!-~ In. -I. I It .U..ilY •
Lov.ly Glftt dul!ll doof, ~ Paid ..... '10 •<b. Wiii bold -~ -·--· 1'lnch, l'ldlo, D/F. b Bta"tiful Cr '1 • ta 1 Uriuor ~. tell '8S. ....uf'7 until Qartlltmu e..,., Pbofl9 o · cel1ent coadtUon. Ow n er
daar• (Llblo') Star Dull S6J9.l Gev, U. S. i)kJ;li. 962.1097 lftfr t p.ui. Hor... IUO must •ll! All Cllh oit.n
POttrm .• tlCb, 10 ... Tiil"" -..... comlpete ... tllL PUG PUl'PllS 'DAv~ L PRASIR blctl -Pllonor -cnoU JlriD. l4U1t ..U' $200. """"'2 WU! bold till OIN1maL "'8-COCO allow bonoe. Enolilh
dyCorWisle)-Mlrtinl·Old arta'JPM. . tsttrectcbamplon *"" w W~ jwn&il 3'6". CUJ.: QIUCK.,tVER.Y
Fiobioo -Conllal -P..,., MIK W tM l6l0 .,.....i. By .... 1n~t XNt d-tl6n IOllO. CIJ1 ~ V~ "=J'~ .. Jlaen. Jl.50 eech, or bu)' • lft ' 1 $'Im.. 4fWr I P.M.. MMOll9 o: l63S19 aft 8
•t conapJ.eta: Mar tj n 1 W A Jf T E D CHAMPlON ii I a I a'tilt p.m. nBERGLAS 8' I• 111n1 k ... '-.1-.. dln&:h)t, complete. i100, 3 &bl et, 1ame pattern .... Ml; Poodles, AKC. wt\I .... , ......... GJ;LDING, lldi!lt A brtdll HP J~ t~-~ -
•I• 2 otbtr cocktail ahaktrti -by lllue Ribbon wlN:ier. $75. \)'eU'I old, approx 15 haJ'lda · · uu'*fl °" -.ni .....,,
tow prlcad. ,536-865J altee R Dietd vualJty <no . WW OOld •tii Cbrtltmu. ~ !36-2380 or ~ ·•m-"'21==<======-
p.m. ,pleue) .. Furniture, OOlor 8*1039 l'OR~ --a .......... _ 1987 3:3' c;" 111\ IS Corinthian. •;;::.,.,-----~· TV' ot-opplianCM. : ........,. .... .-.. .. , new • --..__ ... 11.. -·1 ANNUAL ...... _. ll< Hand 11 "~~... ~...., Just in time tw u.ddl 4\i •..,.. old. 16-0'Nl unr ·~· 'uoq ""'"'P· __ , • too'-' o!llee equlpmont. ,. -· ~1461
mode otonowart po!tary. TOP CASH IN I014lnu•-• ' ClllU!l'MAll ! .......... ~~~-~~10~· --1 ri""i'ii"i:rii;;;,c;;--;;:; Factory open to !he pubUc. ' 531 ,,,,., * ~.1 POODL! PUPPIES 14 rr Bott Tralllr. D:·
Onc:e o year only. 50% ~ ·...-• AKC. WUI bold TRANll'(!RTATION -'oellent ""'4. 1llJ. MWl'l1 80~ d~t on lampe. SKI Head Slalom or S6li ~ after 5 or wtmds. -
plont<n • ooeeuorleo. 2XI CM.• bu-old-· BA&SET hound w/..-. !Boll!!!lt!.,!AC:Y!;1~\.th:!!b~--9000~~J;;=:;:;;=::::;:=====::;;~J =: =n9thto ~ p~.o~ ·~Ille abt ·~· Call ~·hldrn.l5 n:!r !.-' .. ~ 'LOCAL ~T BOATS I ·So_ll_boo_t_i ______ 1 -•---~ ~·-•·-'----Dr ~·· ' . -· ~ 56' Gold Pia,.. , -W»M'ED' Sabot, D\1111 bo """""'"'"' ~· ~ ..... ..,.... ., aft 6 boa ls in t cond. ~Vic~ St., C.M. Mlchln•ry# etc. 1700. FOR A cuddly ~ .;Pll 8, 2 head~ n e ..U ~ :~ ~i::
HARBOR DRIVE IN ~~J'J,~;.i:"s=: ~c.&~::.n: .. r=: =";:!~~--~ = Eves .~ -
SWAP MEET :.C':n.. c.'011-!... e: T wks to 1 yr. CN-7111 n.~ Screw Trojan. \,. . SPECl~L .
aft 2 prn FEMALE PWlm ~ m low houri, WI')' clean. Own Christmu Sabot with u.ill, Every Sat &. Sun papen $50., bold ,0 r er hu to MU. Inspect and _$325. 1100 Wnt ~t Hwy,
Corner of Harbor Blvd Swip1 : 1790 ~i.:-" ~ 0 r ofter! .B. 66-lllS ' ~3~~;· !ft't; AnaRIN ~~G._S_·_W_<d_dlng_~,~.-t ltallm Greyhounds, champ ~:, .~~~., ~~~ :u~ _*_::.:;,Ac..c.U:::C..:Tlc..:.:Oo..N.:..-_*~ (cliomondll "'" $500, ..ii olnd, AKC. Ju•t right for Oil' Motor Saller, ..tru
'300, trade or car or P.U., Chrlatmas! Quiet A clean plua ............... , $59,liOOl.;;:;:::;,,.=--,-~-=-
I! y1ou "'w·nlnd11ell ort!uy ~84;;7-Mll==';:.._~====-pell. 546-0989, 50-2&18 38' ·Sloop, immaculate cond., CAL 24• l13, full race;· crus,
I vt Y 8 ~., PETS and LIVESTOCK DARLING tninlaturt: Doxie bow pulpit, stem pulpit, !He 2 eng'8f life-lines, pulpit, Aucttolll Friday 7:30 p.m. 1:..:=;.:;=='------pu,p. l·male left. AKC. 8 Une~. Lot ot extru •. $18,500 1.1995 ~ Windy's Auction Bam Peti, General llOO weekl at Chrlltmu sso ttt .t0' I.AO, ~ to S22.soo 1,.,d"'ln°'g~hy,,,.,_,,...,,· ,.--,-',-.,,,
,!!h\llndNowpoToeyrt". BldCMI·.,!';~ SCRAM-LET' S lovtnc home. 8'1M701 DAVID L. PRASER ~ :!::_~ ~w ne;.;t, ~ ""'•"' -COCKA-POO J>\UNI, 6 wkJ,, CALL: Chuck Avery .....,_ .,,..., ,..;..., ·-
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•••• vi. 0po--NB .,,-u-. ~· ~ eve . ..... , A.DORABLE, idea .,.._ ~"'• .. CHRISTMAS shop at "s....... ...... """~ * ~ -6 'r'.-,, FT. VIKING SLOOP, TA'S WORKSHOP." Dec. ANSWERS Chri1trnu slftl; $10, .. ,_.,. "'""""1J.i. .:.vao. on Pentn Pt. mooring,
Uth &: 14th. Garage s.I• ~183 1-.. FT. OJatom. namiIJlo *673-9749•
Speclall:f GI ft s -Item• Polite _ Friar _ Augur _ COCKER Pups • AKC. Racer .. Blue and Sold· I ~==--00'-'""-~~=
made to order. Baked Number _ MARTINI Champion sire A; dam. WW Trailer ,& boat frMbly SABOTS • Ne""' 6 Uaed. $150
eoodie•I 297S Andros St. Cott Alo&Dder Wollcott on a hold til Chrlstmu. 5'&-3838 pa 1 n t e d . New white & up. Tom Cat Boatl JBl.4
Baker) tn Mesa Verde. _;_, .t .... : .. 1 must get out of TOY poodles, females, AXC. n au g ah Yd e. Upholstery l =N='='·=Bl=v=d='=61S-=2400===~ ·-Y ~ Thrtt 161n hp Champion
thele wtt clothes am into • 8 week with •boll' cllpped. enailln. Comdet. wit b Power Crulprs KHlmD FABRICS dry MARTINI-H Call aft S PM M5-S21.I 11vera1 file! ta.nkl, steering 10:'========-DACHSHUND Pupa, pure-tnd coatroll. See at 280I O:IRJS Craft 24' V-8 jn-
...,.fOR... SALE Cati 8820-bred. 7 wtcs.: :Just rtibt tor t.fayette, Newport Beach. "'bot.rd, .~.io·6!!c~~~Prl '.
Remnants, samples I: Mill d Qu-istmu. $25. ~ 1964 29, OWENS DC. ~~. &va.u r.r.nw V ends Sat. Only 8 a.m. to 2 SIAMESE, Aby, stu ser. T>J
pm 929 Bak@or Costa Mesa. Siamese, Aby, P@nl.an & JUST In time for Hollda)ial P'lybrldae, fully equipped. ::.', '==-=-_,---,-,--,..
•, R. EGISTER' ,Now•. -.:--.... ~",.!,~~ Blue k I t t e n 1 , AKC ~g. Engll.lh Bulldog New paint, 50 hn on 20 CAB Crse, head, b at t
r 1""' ......,..._.,., ups, 6 wlai. 545--7952 overhaul. Make offer. tank, 50 bp o'brd. Barptnl
cluses after Jar: l 1 t I KI'ITENS COLLIE &: SHEL TIE PUPS &e-08 aft 6 pm. $800. 133-.lGB Czykoah i 's C ustom BURMESE wtll
Upholstery Sehl. European PUREBe ,,~E~~.OTS ~~· ~.!s·tm~-~l~d CHRISTMAS PARADE Spwl-Skl katt 9030
C r a f t • m 1 n 1 h i p. 1831 ~ What a parade from this cute
Newport Blvd, Cotta Me11. BEAtJTIP'UL Ocelot Kitten, FOR Ch r lj t ma 1 ID1lll 18' Packet tlberslass run-IS' 3" Bc:wton Whaler, Mere.
6.f2.-1454 2 monthi, had lbotll, $500. miniature poodle1 AKC $50 •bout in xlnt cond. $3900. 50 HP xlnt CoND. Great
FRESH CUT FLOW!RS 1 _::;544-~5'194:;;,=====,_:,,;•l<h~;;;"":il!\·:;19th;;:,:,;C=rrt==...!MARINA DUNES 6#-01'6 ChNtmu Gitt! 675-1696
• Pott<d Poi'1Nttlu TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION fRANSPORTATION 'fRANSPORTATION e Bouquet ot Month Glfll '.!::::!:.:.:::!!:;:.:.:;::;. _ _;,;;:;;::.o.:~;;.;.;~:.;.;.;.;.~":"::'.7''°77=;.;.;,o;..;.;_:::~:--;-:;--..;..---::::1
e Free Local Delivery UMd C1rs 9900Uted C1r1 t900 U .. d Ora 9900Used Cara 9900
• Growers Dho1tributor
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KIRBY VACUUM
CLEANERS
I have aeveral re:posselled
floor models &
demonatratDra. Some are
like new. Call ~'1'2!10
F1.l)tJR. Flxt:. 18" to 8'. 1-C
tubes, new I: used for home,
garqe, cotnmttelal uae. 2
Antique 4 drawer smaD.
chests, unique $20. each.
3093 Yukon Ave.., C.M.
HUSBANDS. Fithen, Boy
Friends. Stumped for an
everla.stln& C h r l 1 Im a ii
Pftaent? Beautiful new,
cuatom, hand made walnut
cedar· chest. 545--857-4.
WORLD BOOK OULD·
CRAF'T set, 15 vol., '66 $75.
Alto Cyclo-Teacber $25. A11o
14x18' belce acrll&n, UHd 6 mo. 185. 5C8-<U'1 PM
AKA.I CRobertll il·tra·cll:
stereo tape l"f:«l'1'del' & &Oo
cess. Make offer. Relax-
ici..7J'.lr • Verve Mod ~ price.
673--T761 or 67f>...1447 evtl
QUALITY Kinptze b e d
W /beautilully quilted mat.
treu. mplit foundation, built
in frame. Never wed. $91.
Worth $250. 842-6536
LANE Danlah teak cedar
cheat. -47" with 3 drawers,
like new. $65. 673--2465
POOL TABLE 4x8. Auto.
ball return. Xlnt cond.
Man;y xtru. Reu. 541).eoT
DRY F1r:: Wood, euc.lyptus.
orange and mixed. Free
delivery. 546-7544
FIREWOOD FOR SALE
\I Cl><d $'2.50 deJ. 54>-0409
FREE TO YOU
ORGANIC Fertillzer, apd
hone m&rJure combln@d
with wood ahavinp. Good
mU!ch. ~ between I
.&: 5 Mon thru Tri. 12131
BEA UT. brown pore bred
male Doxie, 10 mo1.. all
ahota. Need.I pd home,
p:>d with c!lilldren.
8,19...D)9 12116
GOOD home, 1mall lovina:
"allJlOlt" Shepherd teJnale
9 m01. Sbol1 6 apa.yed.
983--1530 weekend only12flil
MALE Beagle 5 yn needs
home. Owner tranlterred.
561-0632 1211•
HAMSTERS. Varloul colan.
5-6 wkL old. Free to sood
borne. 540--34n 12114
OLDER Model refriittator
(with m freulr.) Worb
..,..i. 61M'7T 12/14
FRE:E malt puppies. t
WMk1, small b r e • d •
MJ439I 12118
SMALL Marble 1 rave I .
541-57 70. 322 Osle
c.11. ll/11
BEAtrr. It. lft'1 p art·
Ptralan altered male cat
Hou. pet. '3M:5G '2118
ADORABU: Doodt. 4 A
--toll"Odbomo. 1.owo-..-
1..AAGJ: Dos bot11e
(-.-1211~ ooooo.a--. _,, U/tl
OW!Gli: ...... not od .....
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Greatest Selection Of
Previously .Owned Cadillacs
IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
ALLEN '68 CADILLAC
OLDSMOBILE
CADIUAC INC.
ELDOltA.00. Bleck vinyl +op, black leather Interior,
full power, fectory eir conditioning. Demo., 11 ,000
miles. New cir warr1nty, I years or 50,000 milts.
'61 CADILLAC -De Viii• s5995 White, bl•clc fol'• ll•clc lo•th•• in·
tor1or, f,,iU p•wor, f•ctory •ir c•nd,
'61 CADILLAC Coupe Do VIiii $5695 Whif11 blu1 vinyl lop, blu1 lo1t. lnt1rl.
or, lull pow1r, fie. olr conJ., 111w cir w••·
'68 CADILLAC Sedan De VIiie $5695 Mid. blu1, blu1 .,;nyl lop, blu1 l11th.
int., f11U pwr., fie, 1ir cond., n1w c•r w1r.
'61 CADILLAC Covpo· De VID1 $5695 9old, bllc • .,r~I top, 9olcl lr1t1rtor, full
power, fie. 1rr conti, New cor w1r.
'61 CADILLAC Coupo D1 VIiie $5695 t lue r •• th., i11torl•r. f11lt , •••••
f•ctory 1ir co1Hflfl•11l111•
'68 CADILLAC Sedan
D1rlr 9re111, full JI••••. f1ct1r 1ir
cond., n•w c•r w1rr111ty.
55395
'67 CADILLAC Coupo D• VIiie s4995 Sil.,1r, bl1ck .,inyl top, bl1ck l11thor
l11t., full pow•r, fie. 1ir co11d., 111w ·
cir w1r., S yn. or 10,000 l'fli111. Llk1
new, h11 only 25,000 1ct111I 111i111,
'U CADILLAC S-Do VIiii s2995 llu1, •1110 •i11yl fe1t1 hi•• )••flt., Inf.,
full ,..,,, f1ctery •If co114.
'6l CHIYROLn Statloo
0111 0 .... 111•, 1ir co11dltioniR9.
Lew "'il11.
'H PORSCHE Cobrlolet
Co11v1rtibl•. R.•d w/lilack
fep, bl1clc le1ther iahirier,
'68 CADILCAC Sedatt De VIiie s5395 ~'''" with ,;1011 int., full pow1r, fie.
11r c•111I., now e1r w•rr•nty.
'67 CADILLAC Coupo De VIU1 s4595 White, bllr~ vinyl t•I'• rid l11th1r int.,
full pwr., f1c. 1ir ceruil., n1w cir w••· •
•j,7 CADILLAC itdora<lo
D1rlc illu1, blk. vinyl tep, lilu1 '••lhor
lnt~ full pwr., f•c. •ir '''"I.
'67 CADILLAC Elclonitlo
Mid. blu1, full pow1r, f•ctory 1i•
conti., blue .,inyl t .. p:
55495
55395
'U CADILl:AC c..,. D1 VIII $3695 lolt•, full powor, f1ct91"( olr
co11il., lli:o now,
&old. Full p•w••, . 'U CADILLAC S ... D1 VIiie s3295
Ulc1 "'""·
'65 CADILLAC ~po D1 Ylllt s3195 Grooil, ''1111 1 .. t1rler, full plwtr,
f1ctory 1ir co11d ., low mil11,
'65 FORD Statloa W ....
Country Squire. lik1 new, 0111 ewn•••
J0,000 mll11. Mu1t ••• thi1 •or.·fuH
1qule., 1ir co11d.
'64 CADILLAC S ...
4 fir. tf.T. Full tt••tr, f1cto;, .fr
ce11tlltfo11l11~. 0111 -11••·
''1 SAAi s1a11 .. W-
11,000 "'ii··· 51395
MANY MORE TO OIOOSE FROM. OYER 30 1968 CADIUACS
• fllVI US A TllT ·a.on YOU IUY •
ALLEN OLDSMO,BILE CADILLAC INC.
f150 S. Co.st • · '''· OU-5'7-3101 Li nit Belch
~ ~
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COME AND CHOOSE FROM THE
LARGEST SEL~CTION OF AMERICA'S
HOTIEST NEW CAR ... THE ROADRUNNER.
ANY COLOR/COMBINATION ANO EQUIPMENT
. OPTION YOU DESIRE , • , READY FOR
IMMEDl1' TE DELIVERY. ......
'67 DODGE
'67 PLYMOUTH
Fury. Autometic, radio, heeter, power
1tatrin9. Fect.ory •ir conditioning, iTHP
276)
I Sl695
'66 T-BIRD
landeu. Autdmetic, p ow e r steering,
.-...-. power br1ke1, AIR CONDITIONING.
ITPL2441
'67 PLYMOUTH
Belve~ere. Fully factory tquipped in·
clucli"9 FACTORY AIR CONDITION·
ING. I SZS5l0)
51395
'67 ALPINE
Rcecht1r. I owner, low milee9e, _. spetd,
redio and heeter. IUVX580I
'66 CHRYSLER
300 coupe. Autometlc, radio, heettr1
power steering, power brekes, elr con~·
dltlonin9 •. 1CM23G661367% 11
s2395
'67 OLDSMOBILE
Oelte Cu1tom. V8, 1uto., r1dlo & he1t ..
er, power steering "& brekes, f1ctory 1ir,
vinyl top. ITPK4361
, '67 FORD
' Gal1;w;ie 500 t-dr. H.T. v.a, aufom1tlc,
power staerin9, r1dlo, heet•r, lendeu top.
ITDB613)
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,. . . , ~ CONNEtl CHEVROLET'S USED ·cAR . CENTER j SPECIALS -.
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'67 MUSTANG
Jlard(o_p coupe. v..a ~. floor 1htft,
power •tttr.:i am Gold wlblack trtrn. ! 1Jc No. lJOl"lZ
. ·•. ··~
$1795 . l
.
'64 MA"IBU S.S. v~ A.T., P.S., RlcH. Hof!duru M.~
w/black vinyl interior. IJe. No. OOC8'T1
··===== '65 BARRACUDA'.
H.T. coupe V8, automatic, radlC\ heater,
tuxedo black with gold vinYl lnterior. ,
(NOZ495l
$1395 ··
'68 IMPA A cwt.om Coupe. Super Sport equipment,
factory air cond., power atrg., automatic
trans., radio & heater-grotto blue with
-k -$3295 VRC413
New Car Factor Warrant
'65 IMPALA
Super Sport Coupe. 327-V-8, A.T., P.S.,
factory air cond., R&H. Evenin~ orchid
wit,h black landeau top and white vinyl
interior. Stock No. Pl788
~995
, SABOT, Fiberglas, good sail,
scarcely used. Also has oars
and oarlocks for use aa
Mobile Homes
e Skyline '69
.
'66DODGE Sport Van·
Auto. a-.N.: radio. heater, · 11r tondl· Uoned. Uc. No.. TGR310
• 52195 .
"
•
063 DART G.T.
Hardtofie. coupe.. 6 cylinder, autom&UC, radio. t.er, medium blue with blue
vinyl tnm.
51095
'65 IMPALA
Sport Coupe V-8. A.T., P.S., R&H, Tux·
edo bfack. Stock No: P1805
51495 . .
'• ' '66 RIVIERA
Custom coupe. Tull power and factory
air conditioning. Radio and heater.
$3295
..
'68 fMPALA
4 Door hardtop. VS, automatic, power
steering, radio. heater.
52595
..
.
TRUC·K
• CENTER •
'67 CHEVROLD
'h ton ,pickup -step .bumper -beater
-ermine white -blue interior
FaotOTy Wamnty. Lie. No. 8488A.
$1295 ......-----------
'68CiiiYYYAN
108 Series (Long Van), V-8 engine, 2
s8ats, side doors, re3r wiJidOWI -low
mileage, still unde'r new car warranty.
, Lie. No. V94883
$2495
~
'65 INTERNT'AL
Pickup -v...a~ _Std. Shift -Lie. No .
531194.. "
. $1195 ~
'66 CHEV. V2·Ton
Pickup. V-8 eng., automatic trans, fac-
tory air oond .. radio & heater, extra nice.
Lie. No. U418!8. $1995
'6~n
Pickup. 327-VB, turbobydram~tic, H.D.
camper equipment, custom i~terjor, air
condition, radio & heater. $A VE!
52495
. . • ~
• • '68.Cor~tte Stingray ' V.S. ~ """-· AM·FM radlo,'Bolh tQ01. I.Ow mileage with fadory wv.
rant,y. fActory air cond., _powu •teer" F\vr8t ~n. LJc. No. UZP'759
·. 54995 .
..
--.'67· IMPALA
~· Coupe m v~. J.T, P~ facto>"y con<UUoi>. RAH. Maroon th black
inttrior. Uc. No. TUXfi
' ·• '2195 • .
~ . . • .
--... ·~ • '65 OLDS "98" ., .
" • ' r • •
Luxury Sean. Full' Ctu, factory alt'
'condttion, radio • eater. Stock No.
P17'3B
. '64 FORD
6 pauena:er country seclan. Red with red
Interior. Automatic, P.S., radio, beater.
(!IKTJ04)
51895 • 5795 .
• ' .
'65 FOJtD GALAXIE
500 H.T. CoutJ«::. VB, auto .. PS, factory
air, R.t:H. Ye aw with black vinyl in-
terior. CRUC363)
: .$1695 .
.
'63 v.w
2 ~r. radio and. heater'; Clean. Uc. No.
BAW!O .
'95 '
. .. .
. ···65 FoRD LT.D.
H.T. Coupe V-8, AT, PS, Factory air
condition, R&:H. Diamond blue. Low
mileage, Uc. No. TYU375
'66 MUSTANG
Hardtop Coupe, 6 1ffilinder, standard shift.
Radio &: Heater. S Iver with black vinyl
interior. U c. No. SVY342
$1595 ~095
'65 RAMBLER 770 '65 RAMBLER
4 Door. VB, automatic, power ateertng,
radio, heater, white w/green trim.
CFBB511)
Station wagon. 6 cylinder, standard ahift,
radio, heater. (PCS907l
$895 5695
CHEVROLET
2828 HARBOR BLVD., COSTA MESA
~!~~ 546~1203 tA~ 546•1200
'65 APACHE Golden Eagle
Like new! $450 642--7706 Sat DATSUN
• dlng!\y. 1225. 548-8765
New double wide 2 bdrm.,
center kitchen, Pa I rn
Springs Manor, fully furn..
ished incrg. all kitch. ap..
pliances, cpts., drps. 20%
dn .. cash, trade or equity.
S77 mo. O.A.C.
BRAND NEW
*YAMAHAS*
only. DATSUN '69 '67 DATSUN SEDAN
Owned by little 'ole man in
Laguna Beach. Speedomet-
er reads 7,800 miles. Radio,
heater, dlr, automatic. $75
Cash delivers. Will fine prlv
pty. After ll. 494-9773
545-06.'.
'67 J•guar XKE 2+2
The hard to find model! Ful-
ly equip. incld. 4 speed
trans., AM I FM radil),
chrome wheels & FACI'ORY
AIR CONDITIONING. Fin-
ished in gorgeous primrol'l!
yellow w/black leather in~.
. BIRCHLINE 19' w/ trlr. V-8
: powered. Ski or fish. Sac
.: $700. 548-5181, 673-2302 • $50.
Bolt M•lntenan~ 9033.
.• BO'ITOM PAINTING e
Sl.SS Per. Ft. + paint
Complete Boat Repair
Newport Marine Service
' Ory Docks 642-4447
Boah Wanted 9050
e CASH for best buy on
25 to 50, 12 & 14.' fibcrgla.s
rowboats, complete. \Vritc
full inlo. r.ti. Siegel. 470
S. Beverly Dr. Bcvl'rly
Hills. Cali.f. 90212
Aircraft 9100 I'-"--"-'"-----
Pr i. Pilot Course
$75 dn, $2{1.16 mo. Mooney
Aircraft Sales. F M Pardo
Orange C o U D l y Airport
549-2&66 or054.6-l610
Rick Baldino's
Mobile World
19432 Beach Bl., H.B. 962-1377
436 S. Harbor BL, SA 531-8770
SEE the Dual Wide Road-
lincr Pan American, Para-
mount, Elite and General
mobile homes now at
Dual Wide Sales
Chapman Mohill' Home~ tnc.
520 N. Harbor, S.A.
531-8571
2D x 45 MOBILE I-lorn!'. 2
Br., awning, carpets,
drapes, landscaped
beautifully. Washing &
Recreation facilities. Have
to.see tD ap pre ciate.
536-"'92
MOTOR HOMES 921S
OVER COST
HERB FRIEDLANDER
9625 G•rden Grove Blvd.
FOR Sale $850. 1968 Honda
450 Scrambler. 2800 Miles.
Like new. Silver/black. Joe
Stl'e\e. 833-2299 aft 5 PM
'65 HONDA 50. New rond.
1050 miles. Gel. Christma.11
gift. $125 aft . 4:00 p.m.
548-5108
'67 TRIUMPH &onnevi\le 120
ET. 650cc Xlnt cond Low
Must see to apprec. Very
clean 850 546-9935 aft 4
'64 HONOO 300 CC New
Engine $175.
545-2741
CESSNA Skyhawk 1959 xlnt
, rond. 280 hrs. SMOH. All
; gyro lmtr., 2 radios, swept
: tail $59'35. 546-2730
* DODGE * MOTOR HOMES
SUZ. 80ce set up for racing
with many extras. See to
appreciate! LI 8-6757
'68 HONDA 45(}.CC; pay
equity & assume f)ll,)'mtl.
2ffi4 Federal, Costa Mesa
150 HONDA Dream, fbrgls
saddlebags, Xlnt thruout.
1st reaa oUcr. 64!'>-2721
~. r~,,.' -rJP°'~
/I ,, _g i1 ii M'('d.-, · ! Mobile Homes. 9200
' ' " ' I
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COSTA .
MESA'S
OWN
Mobile Home Show
12'a • 16'• -20's & 2·1 wklcs
lo 00'. Sqon a 34' v.•Kie:
CARIBBEE; • CASA LOMA
CELEBRITY • cc· 'TINEN-
.)• ,. '. ;
I ,..,•,.d ,.
Ai B.EACH CITY
DODGE
; ill.SSS 8<·c"1' Al•d
. I H .. y J'l
~10-166.0
HlfNlil\IGTO!ol BfA(H
Bicycles 9225
10 SPEED boy's bike like
new $40. 3 11pcl'd girls bike,
very good cond. S 2 0 •
548--0aM alt 6 PM
Mini Bikes 9275
67 HONDA 305cc Scrambler
Excellent conditiion, only
2600 orig. mi. $75. ~
'67 YAMAHA Trailniaster
100; private party
642--5150
'65 Honda all crom.
Bored 100 cc, $350. or
best offer. 546-5264
• HONDA •
MINI BIKES
~~SJ-i~O~ l>~f,\~~~ MINI-bike new SHP "BS" 1•69 ''0' OR '65'
VIEW. ROL.LA\VAY eng lge: frame.tires. bike * $239 *
tank trl .,..,... 1200 • HERB FRIEDLANDER
• $3995 fo $30,000 =-===~-,-~--,-I ll750 IEACH ILVD. HW. 7' HOLlDAY SPECIAL '68 Cl-IRIS Cycle, Nl'W cond. It lloc.~1 So. G. Gro"• Fwy.I
20 wldl! $1S99 down-S911.89 mo 50 cc. Gears, 1treet JcraI
incl. tax, llc .• de!. & set-up· Make of!e:r. 540-0146 Auto Services
• S )'l'L Ins. .~MIN--I-B_IKE_,_BO_N_AN_ZA_1 & Parts 9400
lay Harbor Stunly ........ Noariy now -------
Mol:Nle Home Shew ~. $911.50. 83G--07'91 FOR tale 2, 9" wkle l p\ece
l=====:,.:=-==1 alwnn. mag wheela sso. ldS e.Mr St., Costa Me&a 8U-3lSl
, (At -l MolorcyclK 9300 ======== 540-9470 JS68 SUZUKI KT·llO, ®)ck ctiarwe. trail or stree~ gear.
LJlae new. $:0), 644-2987
1962 LAMBRE"M'A 1J5 CC
Mocor ecooter. Good cond.
Extru SUS. 5*-1'68
HONDA ~ Scrambler, lo
..U... H.D. '62. fllll dtft&.
Mllltooll! .,,._
19'0 BSA 650 CC.
""' mJ980
~I.If.I! w ANT ApS!
\,_.,...
'
Trailer, Travel 9425
KENSKILL '69 •••••• $1499
Ncrw 15' Standard fully
eq\dpd. Loaded with utzu.
No pmts for 6 mo. Ol' S38
total dn. pmt A $38 mo.
0.A.C. Authorized dealer
tor A vk>n. Layton and Tm')' -· . Rkk Baldino'•
Mobile World
l!H32 &e.ch 81., H.B. Btm
c.16 S. Harbor Bl. SA Sll-S770
Trucks
'65 CHEVROLET
V-8, %. Ton Pickup
Custom cab, r & h, local car,
low miles. $1595.
South Coast Motors
Ford-Mercury
303 Broadway, Laguna Beach
494-8515 S49-3851
'65 CHEVY
PICKUP 1959 vw Bw;. Good running
Lo11r Bed, 3 spd, dlr, good rood
condition thru~ut. nss CUh call aft 6 pm. 842-6119
deliven or take trade. Take!-====='===""'=.
payments $39.86 mo. Call Imported Autos 9~
494-9773 or 545-0634
'66 FORD E co no 11 n e e Spot Cash for Im;>ortll
SupcrVan Extra seat, win-We pay more for any import
dows & roof vent. 646--6209 regardless of year, make
aft 5 or rondltion. 1 ry us before
Big New Sedan
• 96 hp, overhead cam
• 4 speed • bucket seats
•WSW, dlx hub caps
• Backup lights, etc.
50,000 Ml GUAR
$186 FUll DOWN
$54.86 for
36 months
OAC + Tax & Lie.
FERRARI
FERRARI
Newport Imports Ltd. Or-
ange County's only author-
ized dealer.
SALES • SERVICE • .t>ARTS
3100 W, Coast Hwy.
Newport Beach
6(2..9405 540-176'
Authorizt!d llr1G Dealt.r
FIAT
JAGUAR
'67 Jaguar XKE $3995
J1 rtuµorr
31inporr~;
Gleaming ruby red oonv. w/ 3100 w. Coe.st Hwy,
black leather inter. Loaded Newport Beach
wl all possible extra.!I incld. 1142.9405 540-l'l&t
chrome wire wheels, AM/ Authorized MG Dealer
FM radio, etc., etc. 17,000h,~'7'=~=='-'0:::.:'
miles on this local beauty. 66 Jaguar XKE Coupe
'64 FORD truck, camper
shell, F-250. V8, many,
many extras. 0 w n e r , . ........
you sell. ELMORE ~ Barwick Hayden
IMPORTS
'64 FIAT 11-D sedan: good
trans. car, R&H, good tires;
clean! 673-3824
J1rtt1port
31n1ports
Sparkling burgundy finish w/
plush contrutlng glove leath-
er interior. Every conceiv-
able Jag aocessory l.s on this
23,000 mile loca1 jewel A
must for the. quality minded. MOTORS, 15300 Beach Blvd.
We5bnlnster. 834-3322.
1958 INTERNATIONAL ' AUSTIN HEALEY
Ton moving van. 18' body. . ~
Best oHer over S 1 3 5 O. '65 Austin Healey $1995
673-3960 D'lux Rclslr w/wire whttls,
FOR sale S350 '56 Chevy 4 place, AM/FM radio, Pir-
PU, long bed, 4 ·speed, stick, elli tires, silver blue mist w/
V-8. 532 Center St., c.M. contra.stln& leairier inter.
Apt c. 548-2557 Immaculate thruout.
Ford Econoline '6.'l
S6.'iO or Best offer. .. _,
'67 Ford Pcilrup
Jo'ull custom. Sl995 * 496--3939 •
J1l'lllPO rt
11rn o rts
3100 W. Coast Hwy.
Newpnrt Beach
9510 6C2-941li 5411-1764
Authorized MG Dealer
51 WllJ..YS Station Wqon. '62 A.H. 3000 Deluxe R&H,
4 whttl drive. Runs well wire whls. Call Ron 642--4349
$600. 646--6445 or 642-8158
9520 FOR Sale '62 Austin Healey C1mpen 300J, See Scott. 1577 Orange,
C.M.
C/IMPER CLEARANCE
of 1'61 El Dor•do, Four
Wind1. Sc.ot11'"" •nd Sold·
lin• '"od1l1 1t
;\-BIG DISCOUNTS-(l-
AU '6' '"od•I• now '"''· 5,.,, 11ftr1 $ on our Truck-
C11np•r Prlc.11.
1-•-1.1 ~. Mod1l1, Ch111i1
Mod1!1, S.lf Cont1in1d
U11ih, All C1mp1r Ac.c.15-
1ori11 111 Stoc.k.
*CAMPER
RENTALS*
5 Y11r Fln111ci111 011
ApptovM Ct1dit
THEODORE
Robins Ford ·
2060 HAklOlt ILVD.
COSTA MESA
641.0010 140.1111
DAILY PnDI' DIME·A·
LINES. You can u• th9m
for just p.nllln a clq. Dial .. ,.,..,.
CORTINA
English Ford
Complete sales· service
100 MPH, 32 ml. per gal.
Full flye pass. sports
styling.
CORTINA * Deluxe 2 Door *
$1883
Immediate Delivery
Over 50 2 doors, 4 doon,
G'J'a, 1tation wagons In
stock. Fully automatic
or 4 sPl?('d.
TOP TRADE FOR
YOUR PRESENT CAR
THEODORE
Robins Ford
2060 HARBOR 'BLVD.
COSTA MESA
W.0010 5f0.82U
SXX IT ro 'EM!
3100 W. Coast Hwy.
'59 FIAT, jolly beach SUrTey! Newport Beach
Orig xlnt rood, make oUer. 642-9405 540-1764
998 So. Coalt Hwy. Fri-Sat &: Sun only. 673-2242 Authoriud ~fG Dealer
J]rtt1µor1
Jhnport s L.gun. •·och '63 FIAT llOO 4 Dr. 40,!XXI -· Ex --· ti DAD..Y PnDr WANT ADS 545.()634 m1. c u .... .,,, new res. 3100 w ~--494-9773 'Top condition $430. 847...fil35 Al ways a Go-Go! • .....,..st Hwy. i========~=~~~~~~~~~~=~~~~~ Newport Beach ' 642.!M<J; 54MlM
Allthorized MG Deala
START MAKING
MONEY NOW!
CALL
642-5678
ASK FOR YOUR
DAILY PILOT AD-VISOR
.AND YOU MAY. CHARGE IT!.
'68 JAG XKE
Convertible, Bolero red with
black leather interior, 6,000
actual miles. FuIJy ~ped
including 11.tteo and chrome
wire wheels. Not a mar or
8CI'8.tc:h on this flawlea
beauty. 12 month warranty.
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3100 ·W. IJoast Hwy. :
Nowport Beach
642-94!Xi 540-l?M
Authortud MG Dealer
1964 XKE Co11pe. Xlnt mrd.
$2,965. AM-FM. 53,000 mileL can 1141 83&-8495 att s ,.m.
or wlmd.L
'67 XKE 2+2, air, 1tick. TOp
Shape. $-t,875
(1) 871-T.m
KARMANN GHIA
'61 ICARMANN Ghia. ftbll
~. bia: bore kit. sm.
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USl!D VWs
$499 TO $1999
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'66 POll:SCHE 912 I SPD ' '62 PORSCHE, s.10 4 SPD
'II POASCHI SPST 4.SPD '61 PORS'etiEtt I !1 $Jio,,
Campers •.Transporters • Pan• . -.. ...,. ' --'
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'66 V.W. DLX I US
'66 YW CAMPEii:
:11 V.W. CAMPEii:
'61 DUNI IUfGY' · s 1999 Cust.M t.p, 11119 wh11l1, •reel ' ,,._..._,
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l970 Harbor llYd., Costa Mesa
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TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION TRANSPO~TATION · TRANSPORTATIOI( TIANIPORTATION
HOONewC.ra flDDlkwCan -·-
: nAND NEW 1969 BRAND NEW 19681/2
T~BIRD .CORTINA " "
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OPEN
.SUNDAY
10 A.M. TO 5 P.M.
ORDER
llOW
J.DOCft HARDTOP
$399882
WMfTIWAU TIJll 0"10NA&.
....... · $450 $4869 PER I · DN.* 0 MO.
& UclftM 41 M..'. Fl-dot A"'lloble on Appro¥ed Cr.alt .
•,._US TAI & UCINSI
BRAND NEW
1989
MUS'I' ANG :-,,
BRAND NEW
'969
GALAXIE 500
. 4·DOOR SIDAN
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BRAND ·NEW 1969
CAMPER SPECIAL
. 11-250 ITYWIDI
J60 V-1. Cruise-o-matlc· tint1cl 4le11,
deluxe tu-tone pein•, SS amp elter-. $252924 s:!:k·~~.o:.:;r' end .... _ •pdn9s. . ".. . $3099 29
PLUS TAI I UCINll \
Wlllli'u• *-eM ...... ..,........... '411 ·TAI & UCINll
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FINANCINca AVAIL.AILI
ON Al'l'ROVED CREDIT
'66 CADILLAC
·Sedan De Ville
ORDER
NOW!
''J IAMILll WAGON $895 v.1, •utomo tie, rod io, heefer, powor
1leeri111., w/w tirN, Se•. No. ~Ol-4A.
'6J FORD W911. Co1111try S11111lre $795 V.I, •ulofO'lolic, rodie, htolor powor
FAST 'BAC:K
OI
Z DR'.
.HARDTOP
'" 1u1ci '"'"" $1 595 v.1, 111toM•tic, r11fio, h111t1r, full
pow1r, f1tfory 1lr &011dlfio11i119,
' -·---. Inventory
MUST be
Little or
our cars.
SE·D(ARS
Cut· down. Used car stock
reduced by January 1st.
no profit left in prices of
Y.8, .tutom•tic, r•dio, he•t•r, full power,
f•ctory •ir conditioning, tint•d 9lass.
N••r n1w. Lie::. No. ROP 737
1leor., w/w lire1. Lie. No. FXL 142.
'67 DODGE Pol..,. 500 2 Dr. Ht. $2295 Y-1, outo .. ro dio, hootor. power
ltot1i119, power broko1, foelory
oir cond., w/w liro1, vinyl top, tint.ti 91011, lie.
No. TUX StO.
wh ite will ti~ot, tirrfeti tl111.'lic. No. OKN 1•2.
''J COIYAll MONZA COUPI ' C.L95
Autom•tic, r•tlfo, h••ter, Ltcen1 e "'V
No. RRZ -41M.
,., cou••• . $2595 V-1. •11t.., AM/FM rodio, hoot·
•r, po-r door., power broko1,
foe. oir· cont!., tilt 1h119. whl. Li, UEW 159.
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s3095 '6J fOID Golule 100 4 Dr. U11. $795 V-1, oulomolie, rodie, hooter, pow••
door., w/w tiro1. Lie. No. PDA 54Z •
• ' SI HAILA ESPANOL
"WHERE THE DEALS ARE!"
''7 LTD 4-D-HAIDTOP $2395 '<'·I , outo., R&H, l'.S. & Ji1e
ltt-ok•1, foe. oir eoni., w/w
tirot, vlnyl +•1t· lnunoeulot ... TRS 4)1.
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Open 8:30 A.M. • 9 P.M. Mon.· Fri. Sal. lo 5 P.lh .
• 2240 So. Main at Warner• Santa Ana • Ph. 546-7070 OPEN SUNDAY 10 to 5
~lm'-'f!=rl.:.;ed;.;...A""'-_'-_960D__ Imper.led _A_ .. 9600 Imported A•-9600 UMd Cari 9900 Used Car• 9900 Used Cars 9900
VO~SWAGEN VOLKSWAGEN
1966 VW, l3l0. Bahama bl.,, CHRISTMAS BONUS
good mndition. $1350. Ex-1962 VW .• The popUl.ar bua:·
tru. E\lt'S 847-3.141 dys Beautiful gy· blue with
673-1491 white vinyl interior. Gotta
MUST Sell! '61 VW BuA, be the ~ ill 10. Lie. #
'65 reblt engint. Runs FYE ru. Only
~y. Extras. $900 or $175
..... ofe.. 548-mJ •w•. ELMORE
CHANGED mind. N • w
Safari type body ' hood
• metal flake, mo . cost
1235. 60N7l.8
'MOTORS
TOYOTA
Ph. 119t-3320
15.100 Beech Blvd., Wmnnstr
VOLKSWAGEN
CHRISTMAS BONUS
1967 VW. Bug:. Sparklin& dark
blue wif.h beautiful contrASt-
inr Interior. Radio, heater.
Absolutely immaculate. Lie # TVC 566 SpeciaJ
$1595
ELMORE
MOTORS
TOYOTA
Ph. 839-1200
l5lJO Bf:ach Blvd., Wstmnstr
vw 1969 lr.iD&rtecf Auros 96001mported Autos 9600 De Luxe Sedan Automatic l,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;,1 with the 1500 engine and US
specificatioM. Royal Red
--------TRANSPORTATION BUICK
CAR SALE '66 BUICK Skyluk
Radio, heater. auto. trans.,
Credit pro~lem! Set! us for power sttering and win-
Instant delivery, low prices, dows. factory air. SAB 700. easy terms. We dl'!c1de on • 51787 rour credit. Call or come
1n today.
540-4392
ILUE CHI~
AUTO SALIS
2145 Harbor, C0&ta ~1esa
WE PAY CASH FOR
YOUR CAR PAID
FOR OR NOT!
Newporttr Motors
Cash for C1rs
SADDLEBACK
DODGE
1401 N. Tustin.
OPEN 7 DAYS
Santa Ana
547-9381
BUICK
BUICK '67 Custom Elctra.
4 dr . HT. Ful pow + air,
It &rn + vyl top. Excellen l
cond. $3200. 67 3-303 1 ,
675-2'.1.5
CADILLAC
'64 CAD Coupe de Ville. Fl
pwr: air oond. Best oHer.
Eve!!. 673-1456
1968 CAD Sedan de Ville.
All extras. 17,000 mi. Like
new SS.500. 5#-5601
·r.o S.O.V. 1-owner.
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DIME· A· LINE
WANT ADS
SPECiAL "PERSON. TO· PIRSON" WANT. ADS
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The '1 selli"IQ ~ tru:k-saves .
with Black leathttelte uphol·
1tery. Loaded with extras.
Jt has only 2,300 miles on it.
Total pri~ $2,200. C a 11
962-1500 after 6 PM .
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimmmmiiiiiijj -For your 1d to qu1llfy tho DIME·A·LINE rllo, you MUST lnclud•
price in "For Salt" ads becauH including prices lncre1Hs results. * DE-FLA TION ! -Sorry, comm•rcial firms m•y not take advantav-of thl1 1pecl1I , ... yoo 141 to 50%! '58 vw I iOOd condition,
AM/FM. S495. after 6 PM
• 646-1268 •
e Ul58 VW, good mech concl.
Sacrifice! 596-6681, ~9528
Lowest Pric .. t
5th Anniversary Sile
Newporter Motors
John1en'1 'rlw•t• C•m1Mi!ln to Comb•t Run•w•y
lnfl•tlon Will Offer Th ... l'r ... Y••r-E.nd Cleerenc•
Specl•I• t• Tll• luyln1 P'ubllc In Th• Spirit of
nL•t'• M•k• FrMnd1 ln1te•d of lnfl•tlon." (No
DHl9r1 l"ermltted 'Tll Aft•r 15th of December.)
I -You may run as many linu 1s you' wish. If the coupon does not givP
•mpl9 space, print or type your 1d on 1 piec::e of paper and mill it, tl"'
gether with payment In full (Or bring It In). Count 20 letters and 1pacr: .
to eec::h line and enclose 1 dime for each llne.
IMMEDIATE Delivery
GOOD SELECTION
OF COLORS ON THIS HARD TO GET
DATSUN PICKUP.
Six feet •11-•+••I b•cll Ec::onomic•I, pow•r-
ful OHV •nti11•I lt•rf•c.t fer werk or pl•y-
•le1cl,I Roemy ·Clh, vlnyl uphol1ttry, •·
lpeM atic::k shift, wttltew1ll1, cloz•n• ef
extr11 I
i1MMERMAN
I flAJ-5UN_ .· 4A1a a SERVICE
~I HAUOR BLVD.
I'll. 140 641f. 540.0Z1l
VOLVO
VOLVO?
We Hive Them AUi
SEE US lST OR. LAST
BUT SEE us·
tMLlmiA
IHPORTS
OYOTA-VOLVO
1966 Harbor, C.M. 646-9303
Autos Want.cl 9700
NEED A CAil?
CAN'T U P'INANCP.:DT
e Bankrvpt! e Repou!!IS910llT
eBad Credit! • Divorced!
e MillWy e New lll i.rH!
Make P~ay Pl.)'9'elt1
McCARTHY MOTORS
ld> So. Main ~ Edin&:er
(J bloekl N. al Stanl
Santa Aila Ph 542-350'/'
Will Buy
Your Volkn11@11 ar PorlCbl
I • • PIY 1Dp 4ollaia. Paid tor
or not. C&ll Kalflli.
673·1190
IMPORTS WAN'l'm °""" C....t!H TOP $ BUYER
BnL MAXEY 'I'OYO'l'A
118Sl Btaeh Bl~.
ff, Beach. Ph .. 84T...aM5
TRADE )'OW' car on 20 actt
~ WO) or part.
Oulltmu \fly, Ori ..... ""'
• '67 Cad Coupe de Ville
22.IXXl mi. S-4550.
e '67 Cougar XR 7
ll.IXXl mi. $2750
• ExerCycle, new. C.ost
$528, sell S32S. !14(1..4500
AV All.ABLE O!c 2Dth. Well
rrui.lntained Company 1966
car. Riviera for S2900.
Tornado for $2800. 6'12-6667
NB.
1963 CHEVY Impala 4 dr.
power, below blue ·book
$550. 1960 vw $450. 673-7233
BUICK
CHRISTMAS BONUS
1961 Bukk Skylark Spor1
Coupe. Ivory top oV'!r man-
darin red. bucktt seats, con·
trufin&. interior, automatic.
Ahllolutely IOf'if"OU~. Perft!f'!
for !!Chool or ~ ~ ~ Lie. #
GAW617 Srlf't'f"I. Onl.v
$745
ELMORE
SPORTS CAR
WORLD
""""" 894-3322 15300 8e1ch Blvd., Wstrnruitr
'64 BUICK R.M~ full
powt_r. new tire1 l bran&.
11 "'°· 546-00tl
'56 BUICK .Gotitt cond. Ps,
pb. Askine $225 or best of.
l@r. 6t6oGM aft ' pm.
1963 l':LECTRA, Full ..-.
alr-c:ond. Good Otn:ltmu
pl"@~l. S9M. M~m
l'or Dail.Y Pilot Want Ada'..
DW 6C-551I
'62 MERCURY $995
Cole"y P1r~ WoiJo ~. lull pow1• a"d l•ctory 1ir.
o~orh'oul1d t flgin e, t~•e"'e lu ggalJ• r1c~. Lit.
No. FJ 1•st1.
'66 FORD . $1l95
Foirla"e SOO, 1-dne• hordto 11, ·~dio ond hooter,
011te. tron1., VI, ,,,, L;e. Ne . SUN l••·
196S CHEVELU v.s Malibu Hdtp ...... $1Z9S
"'4e1I 11op11l1r 1pot! epo. l!'led el. P/G, pwr/1teor.,
11/H, ott. Spor~lin9 orig. 1ilvor blut w/ill'lm1c l.l11e
iflie•. Showroo"' co~d. th•u-01111 RPI( •S•.
1965 MUSTANca Hdtp. Coup• 11495
Hi-Tli•ifl "&'' evl W / A.IT, ll!H , o+c l-l •nd•o ... e
Artodien blue wt.:li~tintlivo bl•tk •lny! lt ~d •u le11.
w/woll1. Truly I 'i" 10,000! SAA 1•2.
'68 CHEVROLEI , ............ $2795
l -Joor horitop, Vt, ouf&1 tre~1 .. 1ir co"d.: rod!e
•ni hott.r, power dt•ri"9· otc. URX 167.
1 If car L.t Ch H..W 11"4.
Johnson & Son
LINCOLN .... cuaY COSTA MUA IUNCM
1941 HARIO_R BOULEVARD
COSTA MESA 642-7050
"A CASUAL PU.Cl TO IUT ..••• .-ND llDIJCOVll
fHI COUITUT OP OLD SOUTHlllN CAUl'OINl.t.•
u .. one space hr eac::h letter, punctuetion mark or space.
No Abbreviations *
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IMPORTANT NOTICE!
BE SURE your 1ddr11s and/or phone number ire lncl,uciN In adl
caARAcaE SALES, PATIO SALES, LAWN SALES, ETC., ... N 0 T AC·
CEPTED 1t thl1 spocl1I role. ALL •d1 of thle typo wlll lie cherged regul•r
rates 1nd published In the proper claulficatlon.
A:ul Estate eds ChouMI and lots, etc., for 1111, exchan91, or 1'9ntals), worli:
w1"!tacf er help w1nted 141 WILL NOT IE ACCE,nD at thl1 1pecl1I rite.
DHdllne: J p.m. f rld1y
Hunlln""" 8oech offfco bolero l p.m. friffy. * No Item For Sale Over. $25 *
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'65 VW CAMPia.' -·•.
$2099
'66 vw
~~~ $1299
'66 RIYlllA -,.,. "''"'" A I R -CONDIT IONING. P::UU.. POW!R lftClludlrog wlndaiws afld ieat.. Ra-dio H....... Cu.um I"° t~ will! Sfl'.ta lfl9b. Lk -TAU 36L
'67 CHRYSLER
$1599
$3199
$2499
$1199
$899
Tawn & CounlrY stalial'I wa-$
gon, 4 "°""' f 11.U. 11,'67
lldUlll mllff. VI, .-.r. full 3699
p0.....,., Faetwv air, brand
new w/w !Wes. URB·Sd
155H Beich Blvd.
Weslmiater ·
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, ••• RIGHT NOW WE DON'T HAVE .ANY MARMONS (STO'ri~ EERLESS7 AAE~l1 ON ;.( b, 'B WE
DO HAVE AN OUTSTANDiNG SY.OCK .0~ THE MOST EXCITING-AMERICAN Sf'¢>RTS CARS.EVER! ••••
THE FABULOUS FIREBIRDS, WE'VE GOT 'EM ALL, SO PICK YOURS O.UTTO!>AY!. IT'S A clASSIC RIGHT
NOW JUST AS IT WILL BE NEXT .YEAR ." •• AND NEXT YEAR!
.BRAND NEW 1969
FIREBIRD
HARDTOP COUPE
ITOCI NO. 22JJ7tL101t7
BEAuTIFUl -.VEDERO 'GREEN, THREf.·
~SPEED FLOOR SHIFT, HEATER. DE.
FROSTER, RED LINE TIRES, HEAD RE·
STRAINTS, DECOR GROUP AND PB
RADIO.
'2877
'64 CADILLAC
Fltetwo&d 60 Sptcitl. 'ulJ
pewer 1114 fectory •Ir COfl•
dftl111ln9. f'Jl'61) 20'l
dow11 or tr•d•.
'67 PLYMOUTH
Fury Il l, 2-dr. H.T. A11to.,
R!H, P.S., fac. elr. Loc1I I
own1r C1,....1r C1r1 Ctr. U11·
conditiontl m1ch1 nic1I •••·
rtnty. (U0E615J.
'67 MG
Midt•t. 4 ·~cl tr1n11111 ..
1!011, r•cli• tnd ltt•+•r. fVGR
671 ), 20 % down er trffe,
'67 PONTIAC
Stftri W19on lwoocl tr•inl ,
Auto., RIH, P.S., fae. air,
11,400 1nllt1. Heatly flew. c,,....,, Ca,. C.r. U1tt.01Hfl.
tion1I Mtelt, Werr111ty.
fM7101.
+ Tn & Uc. $58 ~ mo., JO mo.
$2677
FULL PRICE
s1577
+Ta & U.. . $1.,.. ..... 10 ....
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20 % dow n or fr•dt, 2.0% down or fradt, ' $46 Ol 3•0· w~~u~ ~~ -
'65 FORD ' •
'C041ntry S!ltlr•'vwfg01t. "'·" -4 door, auto., RIH. P.S.
Ctrvt r C•r1 Ct r. Uncondl.
tio11el M1cli1nic1l Wtrrtn·
ty. f PGF9 J4,. .. .,
'67 GTO
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1t.trin9 •end"" Wek11:-UH,
wltlt. wtll1, factory t ir.
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'67 COUGAR
2 Deer Hardtop. Auto., P.
5., R&H. Ca,.,., C1re C.r
U11eo,,cl ltie111I MHh. W1r-
re11ty. IYfF6l0!.
"FULL -PRICE
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lmp•I• cevr. v.a, •.to1 ,
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FULL PRICE ----·-:::====: '65 FORD XL s1277 Cou,.. 6 ..,1., •+•,"'•"'
fre111111itlion, radio, h11t11,
wltlt• 1id• w1ll1. fFI JAJ.
20 \ cfltWll or lrtcl•. FULL PllCE
Corw•rilblt. v.1, 1t.1f-1tie,
pow•r ·1+-ti,, W5W, Al
H. f,ctory air, .fXEX406 l .
20' '-" '' tr•"•· .
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• I ' ' ' Absolutely the 11\Ul)elt bne ft\ · local
8,000 mile automobile. ~ in . . ~
"'·ith black 'vifl)1 root and matchln1 in et;or..
327 V8 en;ine,. aulomit1c, power stttrin& &nd
brakes, factory air • corUlltiOntn& .. ~utiful
condition. CWWC965) \
SALE PRICED
'67 CONTINENTAL
A beautiful turquobe 4.door,with turquoile
leather interior. Al.I the populal' power uslaf.I
lncludinc power atffrlns -bra.li:ei, window.:,
seats. .fklaey ..U-.ooncfltionins. 'Ibb: c.i ii ab-
i;olutel)r a:oreeoua. CTGM77IJ
SAU $3666 PalC! '.
'68 COUPE DeVlllE
A 19Vely Sudan Bei&:e exterior with black
padded top and black leather interior. Fully..
equtrn>ed with an ot C&dlllac'1 tlnest featurel
inclU.dinc power •t.eerlnc. ~ brak~ power seat., power wndowm, A.M~FM radio. and of
coune, cadlllac'• &utomatlc ·Air ·Condltiontna:.
(4929) '
SALi $55_$5 PalCI
'67 CHEVROLET
Bel-Air Station W&&on 'J1tla lovely Sudan beiae station wq:on ts fully equipped with
automatic tranamiuon, power •teerlnl, power
brakes, radio and heater, white side wan.,
lunaae rack, power rear window. Exception·
al car. <TRK110)
SALi $1999 PRICE
'67 CADILLAC
This lovely Coupe nevrue hb au .j>owtr ualata
lncludlnc power ateerina:, ~brakes, windows,
seat and Cad.illat'a famous factory air con-
ditionini. stereo AM-FM, tilt w~l. twi1i1ht
sent.. Premlwri Double Ea&Jf-' tires. Ba.utifuJ
local 1 owner automoblle. CV AX710)
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er equlpmen~ phis factory air conditioninr,
tUt-1tttrinr wheel, power door locks. 6 way
1eal and many other ot the Pxtral!I ottered by
Cadillac. CTkX395) I
I~ CHRYSLER '
TM mlilt popular Town A Country 9 passen-
rer ataUon wa1on. Flnislled In yellow exter-
ior with· blo!autlful •Ott fawn Yin.YI ihter-
lor. True •t&tion wqon luxury with an power
usistA &nd of course factory air condltionnt.
"NABERS
CADILLAC .
'65 DeVILLE
Conv~·tiblJ:!. ~ i'.Orc;~ovs . orchid mi.lit-exterior
with black top. FUJI leather interior. All of
Citd.illac'& power asslsl.!i arid factory, air con-
ditioning. AM-FM radio, tilt and telescopic
11teerin1 wheel. This lovely Cadllac bas bttn
driven only a very few miles. (NKW545) (RPJ669) .
SALi $2444 PRICE ·
'65 PONTIAC
Grand Prix. Automatic transmiaston, power
st.eertnc. power brakes, radio and heater, buc·
ket 11eats. center conao~ taqhomet:er. •)Vhite·
•id.e w~ ~ (08¥753) ·
.
SALE '$ I 1111. PR!CI
168 CADILLAC
Th~ ever popular El Dorado. 11nllhed in Kuh-
mil' ivory with ~k padded roof 'Wld bl&ck
clo.th I: leather intei:fot, AM-FM stereo rad· io, tilt wheel, pow~i' •tffrln1, power brakes,
power windows, pciWer seat, power, vent
wtndow11. power trunk lid release and many
more· luxµry Power feature11 includf"n~ 'CadiJ..
1Ac'1 factory air"condltlonln1t. Better gtt.here
first on thil "B;e&uty. IXEV877J
SALi $6444 PRICE
'61 cADILLAC
HAS THE
LARGEST
SELECTION
OF LAU MODEL.
PREVIOUSLY OWNED
CADILLACS
IN
ORANGE
COUNTY
THESE. CADWCS ARE ALL
'SPECIALLY PRICED
SALE $2444 PRIC~
'65 THUNDERBIRD
Landau. A beautiful po"·der blue T-Bird. with
the white landau roof all vinyl interior. Full
power equipment including power brakes -
po\ver stttring-IJO'A-'er \vindows -power ·seat
· and .of course factory alr conditionin1. This ia
an outsta{ldtna: car at outstanding savlrla11.
Better hurry on thb one. fMPP121)
$1888
'67 CADILLAC
Couvertible. Finished in ~skin with beige
top 8nd full saddle leather interior. Has all
the deluxe features includinfil' power 11t~ring,
power brakes, po'A-'er door locks, poWer trunk
release and factory air conditionin1. Beautfful
local 1 owner Cadillac. ( TPZ161)
SALi $4333 PRICE
'66 THUNDERBIRD Thil UtUe j~I 18 absolutely imma~te. A
Coupe De VWe that ii ..fully equip~ with NOW The •porty 2 door hardtop fully equipped with
automatic transmission, power steenn1. poWer FOR THE ENTIRE power steerinfil', power brakes, power win-bra.k~. radio and heater. Has a beautlfu1 dows, power seat and Ford's famous factory
cloth and leather interior. Loca1ly driven HOLIDAY SEASON 11ir conditioning. A beautiful satin llllver ex-~-putt. (HP'P2fi7l terior with black vinyl Interior. (RTIJ339)
·.SALE PRICED SEE us TODAY! SALi $2333 PRICI
SALi $3111 PalCI
'63 CADILLAC
Sedan DeVille. Beautlfully tinl8hed in a lime
IJ'ffn exterior with matehlni arefn cloth &nd
leather lnteriQL f.O)\'e.t a t e t_J' In*· pqwer
brakes, power windows. power .eat, power
vent windows.~Cadillac'a famous factory air
copditianing. You ·must 1ee thia·one to really
appreciate what a beautiful automobile ·tt is.
(JWF019)
SALE $1222 · HJCI
'66 CADILLAC
Sedan DeVille. .. Sudan beige in color with
belie leather interior. Hu JXW{er •.teerinr. J?Ower' braks, pQy.'tt windows, power . Rat.
power vent windoWa. and. ~-FM n.&o .. he·
tory air conditioninr and m~. much n;i.ore.
This oM won't be hm Ion& at tJrla price.
CSQR223l I .
$3333
'62 CADILLAC
Sedan DeVUle. A 11hlmm~in1 Satin aUver-ex-
terior with cloth and leather intmipr. Power
steerin1·brakes-windows-1eat and factory air
conditioning of course. Lovely well cated far
CM. CIPE679)
SAU . $888 PRICI ,·.
'65 CADILLAC
Coupe !>@Ville. Olympic bronu extttior with
cloth and leather interior. Thia 24,000 mile
automobile has all of Cadillac'• power fi!ature1
including power &teering, brakes. windows.
seat. and factory air eond.iti011lng. .AlaO has
brand new. Oval 90 tittil. Simply roraeous. (3619)
SALE PRICED
SALES . DEPARTMENT OPEN ___ .....___ ___ _
SALE PRICES EFFECTIVE..THROUGH SUNDAY, DECEMBER 15, 19bl
' 8:30 AM to 9:00 PM MONDAY thru FRIDAY -9:00 AM to 6:00 PM SATURDAY and SUNDAY
YOUR FACTORY AUTHORIZED CADILLAC DEALER SERVING THE ORANGE COAST HARBOR AREA
NABERS
2600 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa
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19811 lJnooln Premier
. . luzur:y "lr'anBp«tation.
$3SI. m-1ai
'67 MUSTANG Coupe
Radk>. heater, auto. trana.,
(Sower 11teeling. TTC 895.
$1917
SADDlfBACK
DODGE
'67 MU5rANG 289, 4 •peed. CUTLASS Convert
Extra clean. Ta.kt over Auton\. p1vr st~r. 1 owner
payment.a. Before 4 pm l::li:;'k•::;:"":,w:,16;:7&:::::. =-==1'0=::. 875-5340, aft 4 pm. 540-5151
ext :ISO
OLDSMOBILE ---------'6 t F-15 Station Wagon
673-9462
PLYMOUTH
1967 FURY Jn:. Full power
&: air. Xlnt cond. $350 below
blue book. Must 1 e 11 .
841-7512
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CHRISTMAS BONUS 62 T·BIRD Roodlt.r. Who
1962 Ran11,1er, 4 door sedan. wheels. Convettible top
Sunset yellow with contrast-cover for ht.ck aat (Joob
ing Interior. Automatic, pow. like front teat only) Tlrls
er sir .. power brk:s. and air car lookl like it jwt came
cond., adj, 1eats. Positively oH the showroom Door. New
loaded. Absolutely ·immacu-tire•· New top. Se"a.ts inti
late. Lie # or~262. Special paint are just like new.!
$.599 It 18 bl~ck insMie 6 oUt.
ELMORE $900. 961-7'89
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dowl, dl1e brakes. radio,
air cond. Ednt con d . 1-fO'J'ORS
TOYOTA Oriainal owner. $ 2 2 0 ti .
(Book) 675-4&82 PONTIAC ~.89<-3331
2925 Harbor 81.. Costa Mel& 15300 Beach Blvd., Wstmnstrl-=========i
Kl 6-4444 TORINO
o ...... "°"'!ty"• "'"'"""' STUDEBAKE~ '61 TORINO G.T. ~~~; for R.olls-Jtoyce and 1955 STUDEBAKER Spt'lf'b: Hardtop, N'o. 8009, Aqua, V4.
. Coupe. SJ1S. buck!'t 1e1.to, A.T., PA.~
'67 FlREBIRO -400. must 645-ZZ'i? c1jo. T.G. "'""e .:JVa.1 ttrti,
8!.ll! Leaving rountrf. 13.500 sn.JDE '63. $2595. ·
ml. War. Vat 673-2664 alt dr th, SoOd :_ ~ South Coatt Matera
6 PM ~ ronl......_,,
'Qi BONNEVILLE Waaon. 9 SG3 Br09d~, Lquna. is.a eh
pus. 1 owner., lo mt IJn. oM5t5 5.f8.385l
maculatel All p:l'Vi'tt, air. T•llRD ..... VA". "NT $2650. <9f.6110
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1968 < Dt .. T-BIRD. LU.. CHlllSTMAS IONUS
new, only 3700 miles total, 1961 P\YrrtOuth .Valiant Sedan
new car WaIT&nl;)'. Pem!ct ~ red witb automa-
rondlllon. Fully equipped tic, Nd.lo, heettt, wbiti
RAMBLER ----'66 RAMBLER
AMllASSADOR IQclu<ll"I air. 6'6-M6ll ""' wall.. ,.. ..... car 1M ~sedan. aut.omadc. l'"I· ~ T·BIRD, m. ~ ICftool « T Lie # PRC 123 dlO. ~~· pow« ~. new ttrea. loaded. l.Amau. •s1s
aJr, SI • """ ........ moo. 53M28I. ELMORE S~~rw T.SllU> "62. IUD pwr • .,. ,
xo Broedwu, v . ._ Bc.:!.ch cellent. i.ew lhockl, MW ·McrroR.s
4>l-0515 5'9-3851 nlloi"", ote m. ~ · TOYOTA
1956 T-llRD !'!lone 194-3m •
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. NEW 1969 MUSTANG
' 2 DOOi NAii,, .
~398 ·-·-. ·~ • I U..
NEW 1969 T-BIRD
2 DOOi ~TOP
·'3998 ""'-• • Lk.
OFF SEASON
CAMPER SALE!
SA VE ON RDORADO,
FOUR WINDS, GOLD LINE
SCOTSMAN I
NEW 1969
WE HAYE OYER 400 NEW.FORDS
USED -CARS IN STOCK! CHOOSE ANY ONI ""
OF THIM FOR A "MOST WANTED" SIFT AT
·BIG·,·¥EAR-END SAVINGSf
JUST . ARRIVED IETllGIT ••.• ,
• ANOTHE"-BIG SHIPMENT Of· . . ;, ,
'68 SHELBY COBRAS! GT-350/GT.:SOO · . .. ~ · THE '69'S ARf COMING! • -
Al "Or---.. -c--t'• ooly Shlty ... Iii_ Dealer, •••• <OOpOfatlOCJ -""' ,......,. ...........
last .i IM Now '6''1 ...i '61 lxoclltlvo ._ at · · ' · i . ' I • DISCOUNTS NMI BEFORE
· --. omRED ON 4MERICA'S ·NUMBER 1 HIGH PERFORMANCE'CARI ' 1 -.• -, 1 ' C-. ,_ 11Ws s,.cw -..nt of lr1nd Ntw ws·thll illclud11 GT-3$0'1, GT-500'1iiMIGT-.5llO0'1. Aulomottco,
.......,, ,.... with tlr con41t!Olljogl d you'vt'dnomH of 1 Cobra but ftlt you coUIM'I 1ffw4 tM 5 to-61-...
Miler ,rice ti" corn• hi...., 1nll '""'' your dn•m come'"" wlttiovt lfrllning your·t.~. ~
• ·TRULY AN UNUSU,AL OPPORTUfalTY
FOR CUSTOM CAR LO.YERS!.---
I.PORT CENTER
DIRECT FROM
.ENGLAND
100 MPH • suarer SEATS
32 MPG e OISC BRAKf5
4 Sl'O. OR AllTO TIWIS.
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CORTINA
1968 GT-500 .
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,300 f~l'S IN R..1(1!5 ANO
~l'.S IN 2S OOUlfT1M!I .. $3995 $339500
1o&n'ircK
AND CAMPER!
51883°0
PLUS TAX & LICENSE
DELUXE 2 DR . SEDAN
2 DRS. -4 DRS. -WAGONS
SO IN STOCKI
' 428 V-8 Ccibr'i engine, automafle, special tires-and'whetl
covers, ta6h~ oil gauge, con!QI~, roll bar.. harness and
bel~s, grill:.~ighfs, top of th~ :linel~.fJ:ecutivt ~r never
reg 1stered~'WJth less than~,000.miles. full-new car war·
ranty \. ·~ I . ...,.. ' -,
NO LIMIT TO THESE SAYINGS •••
ORDER YOUR CMOICE TODAY!
Scotmen cemper is completely furnished with ice
box, stove, etc. Sleeps 6. F--250 pit:kup hes 300
r-._ tn9., erftp .ind oil 9ue9es, 1950 lb. rear springs
\151 8.00xl6.5 8-ply tubeless .tires, deluxe heeter
' •.rtd "defro1ter, etc.
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" ~rirf to Choose From-.If .. This Prial
NOW OPEN
-SUNDAYS . · ..
FORD SUPER
Center
sPilTSlfEl'S SPECllL ..
"""' ·Tock·AwoyC-TllHClplt
With '66 Clwmlet' Pickup
-.1allt.l:·Jl:l'::l"•i=i.-
$1.795 $§6 :.-.:.
FULL 'PRICt • SO Months
, '67 Ambassador 990 H.T.
~ .w'll .... 11111 ·...,....., 1k' O)l'ldltlonl11& IUIEX .u:J), 20'JI.
l""1"'Mf5· fUU. $56 ill H ' ~ • .,,.. .. PllCI ' lilONTHS
•t'r.MerCiiry .Colony Park Wgn.
lt~. ftlllJ' -IPPlll. fldVrf 1lr, f1dory w1rT1nlY.
tSC 1Sfl ~dOOlm « Ir .... Sold roew for Udl.
195 PULL SSS ..... · PllCI MONTHS
, '67 Slinbeam Alpine
i ~:.,111dn1 Gl'Wft. lelllUi,.:t. !U<>y "3). 20'JI. llft'll
r'1 595 FULL $48 fll H ., PllCI MONTHS
'64 Mercury Wagon 10 Pass,
! . FULL Pll JO
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1295 · flJCI $42 MONTHS
\'65'' 1~-'--'.l.·~""'.. .. . I • t . .,., r prwl"flllilT~I
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8 ·~u. $32 ... 24
PllCI MONTHS
'65 T-Blnl
Jl'--IAI ....,, .tll' conolttontl'tl. (UJI •Ill. ~ dlwll or tl'ICM.
1795 FULL $62 Pll JO PllCl MONTHS
'63 Rambler Classic: 550
P'U"V eciu\pjlld, 1!r condltlonl"'. !"ZIC. :WU. 20'llo down or trldt. ~ $ 395 ~.~. $17 .....
MONTHS
'65 Buick 'Vista
Cruiser w1-. la Nuenttr. flllM. _,....,, ""· (l'Cll
f ). :IO"i.. dDwn er lr.0.. -\
199i"P FULL $ . PU JO ':J PRICI MONTHS
to .. ~ ......... , .. ' ..... .,......,., 4 '"""'·
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EXAMPU,
'65 MUSTANG
C.ufM. Pwli, 1qul,,.M. •tire., UH, '5. IATA·ISJJ 20'i. __ .,.....,
5795 ~~~.·,
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$31 •••30 Months
'64 Chevrolet libu Wagon
R:illdlo, llNflr, pO#el' •lelrlrtt. (OMJ 191J. 211'!1. doWft er
traci.. ~
$ 895 ~~~. $31 ... " : MONTHS
'65 Mustang
V ... tvtunt. rfflfl, illettl', ~ l1"rlllll. IMLV :lllJl. lO'llo ti>wn ... tr.cit.
$ 995 ~:~. $35 ... " MONTHS
Cadillac: H.T. Coupe .,
Full _,, 1lr, CPLG :191). T1J & ncer1se m.w;, or tl"..se.
$ 199 ~~~~ s 14:~~~.
'61 Ford f350
,Cfb & dleula. (Gl!l711. _.., down or tra<ht.
$ 695 FULL $29 Pll 24 · PllCl MONTHS
'62 Mercury Meteor
• door, \'4, 1llfUr!'l9tlc, fully e<iull>!Md. (FWS '91). 2C>'IO
dOwn or trldl.
$ 595 ~~.~. $24 .....
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'67 T-Bird Landau 121
T-Ill a-fnl!n, fu" -· !Ktary 11•. IKlo"' .,...,. tMll~. CTEM r.JCI). CTXU 71f). 2D"" clown or trtoe.
$3295 FULL $89 PEI 36 PRICI! MONTHS
'64 fORD SALE
1 l TO CHOOSI FlOM
! Or'•. • ' or·1. • ™•nt . HT'• -Conv•r11bles • 1'.!!_nsport1tion Sptci1l1
M.w _,..Int 1 s _.. ,... Wff1c "-' -M W•!IO"'· ~ ... "' •I• & _.., llurl11t.
... tonMI et ........... i.""' 1111w1" .... ~ """" '63 Mercury Wagon 1x.a.M,L1: • .... •'•r1. '\ Celeny P"1rt:;, f -· NllY ...wlpped, ~ ,,....Int, 'M ,.0110 CUST;)M 4 00011 blctoty 11t", (~ 7'21. 20'li down « trl<ff. FUii'¥ IOWIPl"'d V-&. tll!Ol'Nllk. ttJJI 8121. »11o
SAVEii \, $ 995 FULL $ 41 PD .. '!>"" w .. .,... -., PllCI MONTHS $5'5 FUU PRICE-$25 p0< Z4 mos.
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P"·Hll '6dalPOI .. llM¥Y """"· ComPll'tt llltl'lorlaeiil .-viol aftd 1'9'11.
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Your c.11 Wi ~ )a 'fltll "''-.r lltctlor9d --is 1.9 ,.. 10 M.P.H. O!·fS ~ei..
SERVICE CENlER ' • 1111r1 "'°"""' bl'l'I mlf'll'lod rt t.etorv tr1lnld lldwll~• Coml>lltl tllldf 11111 !>Mii ....... '
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I0.000 --!Mt .,,..,.. -'1il0.000 lll'l'llltorV of ..,.... l'fN l -.
GOODYEAR TIRE CENTER
LEASE RENTAL CENTER
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FINANCE lNSURA~E CENTERS
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lPllP CONCDT -'Ille ......,._, a hlri n><t
-· pelfedll Frl, lloc. IS In lbt -GI the A·MmrO.tt.Mlwa Cmiel' ~ at I :• p.m.
Tldi.u, $Ut, ---· are ... aalO al Wal---Clly ..... •Ille CGaftllliao Ceol<r Bu
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.IUIOOll HIGH IU!lCJIU'llON NIGHT -Dandng,
.... -· table -· nf>ahmtull aDd prizes -.,nae a .... -nlPt Doc. ll from 7:30 to
l;JI p.m. for jmllor 111:11 --In Ille Wtibtdi ster --. fte nmin1: is sponaiand by the
1fedml••W. Parb and R«reatian ~UICI
ii epm to llfUdeMls frun. Warner Int«mediale, 1-1*rm<dla!e, McGanbr a n d Sl"'"f ~ Aclm.lmon ii&.
IPANIBll MUlllC -fte J'estlval ti Arts Oloral< -
the -" Msilyo --.......,11 a ..... Jram of Spanioh ,,,_ 0... ll and 14 In Ille La-
.,.,. 8-h Pia,tlouae, Jlt Ooell! Ave., Lqlma
-~ b<gln at 1:38 p.m. Tiet&, 1:1 fer adults. SI for CnrW1 , will be available at the
_.. Proc:-w!ll go to tbe Playboule llntldlna
fund.
-lllOW -!lie Mela -and Saddle Club will llold a ~and -..... Sua., 0... 15 be-
..... at ....... al tbe Oranee Curly~
• Fa.tr biTe In ea.ta Maa. '!b!f'e ii no .mu. .. c:barre lo Ille Jrandstand
It's Chrisbnas Time!
lrlJDDn' AM Ullt -Golden West ~ art ltu-
-6iplq ... ldl art wwt In ~ -f4algtd.1'rl, Doe. IJ un&li 7 p.m. in tbe CommwiltJ
Ceol<r lkd!cftlll • ..... ; 11144 GMkri West SL, l!imllncfon Badt. ,,,... lo no admllalon ebarge.
OWSTllAI CJWIU (W UGll'lll --will cndot -
.....,.,. the ......... "_........ llarboor to view
-..aled "°""" fl* Ille w-t11 Dee. IS Iran 7 to II p.m. 'l1Je crube, -ed by tile lluidlng-
lm lllrbaor 1'11111wrnoolc ~will leave m
Ille -from tbe Hmllnclm -Salel omc., Oil Warner Aoe., 1111nt1na1m Beacb. There will be
• '1 cllarp r.. adulls, lier.. d!JJclren at the dock.
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. _ .... ~-..-hroOrristrnu-;.r-lloc. 14..A ponde ti.-......,._ by ~ d -·~lit 1:38 •-!!'-ad Ille -
lit 1:38 1.m. a.:-~---!lie -" -lllillia enour, mmMipm Well
....,. •• ••tJ.ft -'n. ....... Ballet CGalflD1
"wtl 18 ... 'J'I t ,. ,..., .• ''Na&cla:ke" .... ·----·---mP..t Att., 1-..... • iloc. H at 1:38 and I p.m. --7J7L Oa lat., Doc. II Ille -,... lora b -at i:a.,._ In the Newp>rt -"'91 -h W ' , • lnlao, Newport lladL
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1lao Lrlil II.,--.,,. lllP>iay .,., --. alt d. Oc!I!•••" At the C8l'ICIUlilm ...... ,rop:am
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GUIDE 'TO 'FUN
It's Christmas Ti.me!
CliRllriMA8 CONCERT ,.-, Johana Pad>dbel's "'l1lo
Magnificat" will be the featured wort I.a a Chrilt-
.... concert given by· uM. Colden Weal Collei•
Qiarale and Madri(at: Slng<rs, Sun., 0... II at
S:• p.m. at Gokt~ lfest <:oµe&e. 1$744 Golden
Weal SL, ~ B<ldi; Tho choln will ·be
accompanied by a barpotdlord,and ltrlng ""'""'*'
under the dinction of Warnn Peterkin. Tbert 11 DO
admlls1on ebarge. Advanee complimentary tictell
are aVllilal>le at the college, phone m.m1.
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AllT J'l!llTIVAL -'l1Je finl Advent Art Festival wlill
tbe llleme cl "'Ille w-. ol the Naijvily" will bo
held on Sun.. Dec. LS from nom to 6 p.m. Ii tb8
B a 1· II o a hl...t Unlt..i l&tbolllt Cburdl, Ill
Apte Ave., Balboo Imm. E>hiblt9 Include· .a,
.. .-and mi>ed media palnlinp, ~ oc:ulpturo and stlM;b<rJ. .,,,.,. Is .. _._
c:bar&e. Pbme 145-ISIJ. .
0CC ClliUll!'MA8 PROGRAM -Tho OrlJlie Col3!
Collee• Chorale aol Madrigal Slng<rs will pnsenl
a mime.I Qwistmu JftO'lllD in the 0CC Auditell'-
ium. !701 Fairview Road, C4sta Mesa on Dec. LS
at f p.m. There ii DO admlggjoo charle.
llN01T'8 llERRY ClllUlmlAB -Santa Claus will
visit witb -In bis Igloo dally lhnlugb Doc.
M. Special decxrolionl, lnch .. lng a Nailvity """'"
" -figures; P'r<lsty, a rut .-man -around r<IJ1geratlm coils, plus strolling canilen
Wiii .add to.the bollday air II Knoll's Berry Farm,
.,, Beach BIW., Buena Part. Hours: lt a.m. to
II P..Jn. dailJ, Santa Cbus' lgJoo opens at noon. AA!-
-'1 for odulll, IS c:enll foe children. Phone
l.Q2.IL!I for lur1M-inlonnallon.
l'LOA'l'ING a0usnus PAJIADE -About 50 u,11~
decoralocl bioall "iD parade around Newport llaJ'
lier 0... It tbrwgb M, starting at the Balboa ..
lapd lrtrry landing at l :JO p.m.
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ClliUS'nWI llMILEI -,,,. -annual "F<rly Mllel ., ~ Smlld" deeoralioo .... llgbllng dla-
play -lleglns Dee. It. Cities ala1' the ~ c.osi from Seal -lo. San. C1em<Jlte will ...
featooned tbrwgJI Jan. I.
owe CllRl!ITiiAs coNCERT·-nie Golden wea1 eoi. : tea• A <;appella Choir, Brus Ensemble and Ma-
4rlpl smaen per1....n Daniel Pintbam'• '~
mu ~·...tad ~music. Dec._-lO at ·1 p,m.
lo the ~ Cm!« at Golden West Collegi, U744
Gold.,l. )fost .tl,-H~ ~..,,,.,.. Is ilo
--·~ ' .. '.' -,• .. . .... . . . ' llOUDAYI AT, illlNftlAND -Tho lradidmwl
a.n.tmis "hnlaoJ m J>aiiide" ot llllo07lanl, ISIS
S. Har!>cr Bhd.; Anaheim will perl11nr1 """"°""
and ...,;mp Doc. n u.-.;... IL Cllrblmaa ....i-
on and ""*"' .._. f......,. the lllds cl Iha
Klnldom plus dancing and --1al --will allo ... fealured -""1llnp ,from lloc. II tlnuP laa. I. Actor Bmry F-wlD llllmlle
the ~ 1ltGry tbe ni1!1t ti Sal., Doc. II lo
be followed by a --cl I,• ........ don
)lain --0-,land llollday -boon: Dec, 21-ZI, t LDL'-!I' midnight; Dec. 24, I a.m. to
1 .p.m.; Clriltmu DIJ, lt a.m. to 7 p.m..; Dec. ..
•, I a.m. to midnight; Dec. 31, I a.m. to 7 p.m.
.._..,, at 1:38 p.m. to 1:38 ...... r.. the -
New Year's Eve party, a dalte ticket nent. Thi
Part will remain _. ""«f day Huwab Ju. I
ll<6re ........, lb wlnftt scbedule ol Mon. anll
TUes. daoiftP; Phcme 1-llMW. See Pal" IS. '
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cmLDRElri 'IBEA~ -"!be Goldea. West. Coll<p
drama ~· .... ..,.....uni a Ill~ plaJ'
for childn:rl, "Babea In ToYland/' 0... n at % ind
7 p.m. li1 ihe Utile ThOater on cam~ 1$744 Go!dm
Weal SL,~ Beach. ,,_Is no adml-
cb.arge.. . ~.
INOW 111!1' -Tbe Parb, Beacbea and -Deparlinonl of Newport Beach 11 sponsoring a trip •
to Big Pines camp ground In Angeles Natilllal ·
Foltit ttn bee. 23 from 7~30 Lm. to 4:30 ,.m.'
CbilcfUn .m. adUltl .~ 11\vli.d to brlni 1t11, -: and loheQa111 A p r.tundable ...,....,_ fee will
be ask~> '1nal ~ailon .~i' .Js ~lier a Phone 17U!• for further lnlmnllloo. · ·
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Califonia VI Arizona State University Sal , -Dec.·
14 and tbe University of. Cincinnati Mon., Dec. 11
al I P= In Ille Los .Angeles Sports Arena, -
S. F~ Phone H!llS-) 74Mlll for further ta-
formatlm.
PRO FOOTBAU. -'lbe L.A. Rams VI the BallilDllN
Colts Dec. 15 at 1 p.m. in the Memorial Coliseum, ,
lttl F,......, Los Angeles.
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BARNESS RACING -The We stern Harness Bac-illi Asaociation hokl! night racing, Moo. through
Sat. at Hollywood Park, Century Blvd. at Prairie
Ave., Inc.lewood. F irst Post time, 7:30 p.m. Cllled
on Sunday .
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COVER: 'The Weekender staff is of1 for a
bit of fun on the bay but \hey will be back
next week with a new, lively expanded format,
which they know will please DAILY PILOT
readers. Watch for it on December 2.o. .
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I.HOLLYWOOD REPOR1: t::
~-'l!y --THOfollU ! AP~ ToleVl!_!ll' W,rl~r 1 •
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. ~rice's newly found conce~ over vfo..
, f Jenee-'in 'fil:tns and~ tel~Vilioi:\-lirin&s an m..
. dulgeirt Slilile.~ngland'e.fuovit cenSl!t,'
John Tra~elyajt< If~. bas J>ee!!' pappling with
the isstie for-~y years. ·: .
Th• ••~111~1~· oi Dr:wMartiy. Luth et
King Jr. a4d Robert F. -Kelinedy, plus civil
.. · disofders ID:· ttie cities, .PrOmoted many
:Ad!ericans lo . ponder wliether . popular
·~. -fuediums of entertamment"" were coritributing
to ·a mood: of \'iolence. ' The question ,was
posed by ~esident Johnson when he estaf>.
~ ~. 1flhe4 ·~·commission to investigate· violence
:-: .ill lhel/nit!Oil Stat.s. _ -• _ '·:.. , "r-. 1· • ·r . -.. , .<·
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·:' i · Tr....Y~-' pial,,.~~-Englishman ; who ·reviews ;all0theat1ical fllml for the Brit· • ·' tsliJloant.of.Filui cen.O'rs;'•exp~ised do~b~ ,
'tli8t, the Pt.e'sident's cotflmiiSiOn would at ..
compllsh JJ;l:UCh in cutting dowti depictions of
violenc'e. Nor was he impressed With vowS
by televiSion chiefs and film .makers to make
entertainment less violent. .
''It wJIJ ~ .more ~an 12 n].onths tO
Oclrleve ~~cf!ffect," he obs~rved.; By thAt
time, the "libe and cry over . vi~ce may
" bave ~subs1d~ .: . . . ·" ·.~ ! -........ ' . . i,
TfaYely'an i:*nttd out the difference :m
Americali vs. ~nglish film censors~p:. ~
'--'TM Ame_ri~ have always ~en mor~
coricemed. \ii.th questions \of morality; that
.(~ects the catliqtlc influence in yoUi' censor·
ahi'p. l am not a tnoralist; I do not attempt
~ to make moral judgme,nt fl>r the audience.
" '· But I do aim lo pl'Qtect filmgoers from l).ad
influences. The British public does not' like
excess violence.Oii the· screen.!)ior do'I." ,, .
His iudgments can be stringent. Some-
times he will not merely order cuts in a film
· but -ban it colD.pleteljr, as in the case of Roger
Corman's ~motorcycle-gang film, uw i I d
Angels." TrayeljaJJ's ·reasoning: "Such
gangs do not exist in Gieat Britain. So why
encourage them?" ·
· One of .the issues being inveytigated by
· 'the -President's commission is whether vi<r
Jenee in films and TV provokes imitative be-
havior.
· "I don't--think 10," remarked Travelyan.
1 ·· "I have a different reason for de1:esting vi~
lence on the .scrj!en. 1. f~l that if you get a
continuous-diet Of .lt, you de"velop in indiffer·
ence to viblimee.
1'Wh.n-.'r_"~al.in America,'. I was shocked
_ by We. television coverage of the Vietnam -
war. Here real-life killing. was being pre-
sented in .an entertainment medium, inter-
~ed.~,by ··corllmercials. After seeing this
'· . _ Sor:t 'pf tbing,Qn.X.V.~ay after day, people Sre
· ~ boufid"to•Cc~t this aS ·normality.'' : ... : .. ; ·~,t;_ . ~. ' . . ' ;...--,: :',. 1:.r.•~Y.'9'1 decis~o~ som~es p~e
'. "--~~Jiljp"{ompa_nies;.l\e ordered exten-
. '.c.~ve' cuts .m: ~·The 1;lirty. Doten," .fet pa sled
· • !'Bol}llie-aijil:~e" 'tllh no .cjian*e -"be-"· eawie Iotonsidered it a.fantasy:"
MMy pri~iP~I concen:i DOJl~4Bys is not·
so much lhe·Hollywoodcprod\Ict as the Itali~n
made Westerns," he added. "I am absoltltly
riddling them with cuts."
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He ci~ • recent interview with Henry
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U ·his life had gone the ivay he planned it, Bob Leech, president of
the Harbor Area Boys Club, would be the owner of a lumber company in ~orrance today ra1her than manager of the United Catifornia Bank in Corona del Mar.
Bob was borri &nd reared in Torrance and after be was graduated
from Torranee High School in 1944 he joined the Navy and served in the
South Pacific for two years. On his release from the service he attended
Loyola UniversNy for a year and a half, but when he heard ·of an opportun·
ity to become manager and possibly owner of a lumber yard, Bob quit
school and went to work.
As time went by, however, the youn·g businessman s·aw the owner of
the lumber eonipany had changed his mind about retiring and was
·no longer interested in selling.
Starting at the bottom again Bob joined the Torrance National Bank
as a note teller. The following year the bank was purchased by California
Bank, which later became United California Bank.
As the bank grew, Bob grew with it. From head of the Installment
Credit Department, he moved to the head office where he became depart·
ment manager of the Branch Administration Section.
"The Branch Administration Section was just in its embyro stage
then," Bob recalls. l<The bank operated only in Southern California and had
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ID. .~960 Bob· was made manager of f.be U n i t e d California Bant
Pomona branch. When the Leech family moved to Clar~aiont it was the
first time in 30 years Bob ever called a city other than Torrance home.
•·. Four years later the family m0ved agilin-lhis time lo EUlti!UH, when
Bob Was appointed manager of 1h-e Corona deJ Mar 'Blanch Of the bank.
Bob's cbeer.ful personality and talent for administration quickly won
him a high place in the community. In the four years he has lived in New·
port Beach, he has served as president of Ille Corooa de! Mar High School
Boosters Club, president of the EastbluH Homeowners Association for two
years and a member of the board of directors of the Corona d~ Mar Cham-
ber of Commerce. CurrenUy he is a member of the Commodores Club of
the Newport Harbor Chamber of Commerce. the Corona del Mar Kiwaflil
and the Growth and Development Commit!~ of the UCI Foundation .
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In April Bob took office as president of the ·boanl of dirictor& of the
Harbor Area Boys Club. Although a staff Jot professionals work directly
with the boys, tbe board of directon must set the policies, raise funds, wc>-
vide the facilites and hire the staff for the orgfmization.
"The purpose of the Boys Club is to ~ a boy on the ~ path by
providing recreation aild training for him," Bob said. "It was founded to
help boys from broken homes and we still attract many fn>m this kind of
background .
"The Boys Club .fills an important need in this community. The so.-
called affluent child needs guidance as mu<Sh as any other. Actually there
_may· be more natural elements to leed childr en astray here than in othet
communities," Bob commented.
.In his free lime Bob enjoys ganlening and amateur remodeling. "A
throw back to my lumber yard days,'' Bob laUghed.
He and his wife Pat, whom be met while attending Torrance High
School and married in 1947, have two sons Michael, 20, who attends Orange
Coast College and Stephen, 17, a senior at Corona del Mar High School .
In selling lumber in Torrance Bob helped build houses: in Newport
Beach through his enthusiasm and willingness to lead, be is helping to
build a community.
-Dorothy Pier
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It Is certalnty not too early to be planning a new rose garden or at .:-
' least selecUng lhe J!.l!W rose bushes lo be planted Ibis year. B;ireroot roses
811. ~arriving in lhe nurseries.
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1c A "'°" pert of lhe full in gardening is reading rose catalogs. There
are .wo I wouldn't be without-Armstrong's and Tillotson's.
Tiiiotson'• catalog is tilled "Roses of Yesterday and Today." This
catalog costs a dollar and is well worlh 11. It may be obtained by writing
to Tillotion's Roses, Brown's Valley Road, \'latsonville, Calif. 95076.
To ....t lh""'llh Ibis catalog is a journey lhrougb rose history. The
type and date of origin, wtien known, is listed beside every variety. One
variety, RoJa Damascena Bifera, was widely grown by ancient Roman
florists. I can picture Nero or some o t h e r emperor covering one of bis
guests with peti[s from Ibis flower.
Th9 modem roMS are all hybrid teas, grandifioras and floribundas.
'Ibe different types of old roses include centifolias, gallieas, bourbons,
:musk, damut, hybrid perpetual, tea and noisette. There att also several
varieties of moss rose listed. Moss roses have heavy moss·like growth on
lhe buds which adds interest'lo the Dowers.
To contrast old roses with modern roses, the biggest difference ts in
the flower shape. ~fodern have pointed um-shaped. buds while old roses
open into full but flat flowers from round buds. Many of the old varieties
bloom orily once a year -in the spring -while others flower repeatedly.
The Dowering habit of each variety is listed wilh it. .
Most of the old varieties are vigorous growers and.have a good strong
fragrance. Too often in modem roses the bud shape and the color have
been the deciding factors in introducing a new hybrid at the sacrifice of
fragrance.
Tillotson'• catalog devotes a section to modem roses but these are
for the most part litUe known varieties. "For modern roses the best catalog
for Southern California is Armstrongs. This may be had without charge by
writing Armstrong Nurseries Inc., P.O. Box 473, Ontario, Calif. 91764.
Armatrong lists and pidures dozens of rose varieties including the
1969 All-America winners. There are four All-Americas this year, Pascali,
Comanche, Angel Face and Gene Boerner.
Paoull Is a white hybrid tea. This is the lint white hybrid tea lo
win an award since 1958. Comaoc.he is a brilliant scarlet grandiflora and
like most grandifloras ls a tall vigorous plant. Angel Face is a floribunda
and the first lavender r05e to win an All-American award. Gene Boerner,
another floribunda, is a clear sparkling pink free bloomer.
-Don Horton
Planning Rose -·Garden
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MISSION'S -,4-5 POSADA.I.:._ P•GE:ANI S·UNDAY
Oki Miuion San Luis Rey will stage ita
annual Christmas pageant Las Posadas (The
Lodgings) Sunday, December 15 at 3 p.m.
The celebration revives a traditional· Yul&
tide festival popular jn early California mis-
sion days, telling the story of Mary and
J oseph's search for' shelter at Bethlehem on
the first Christmas.
The POHdas celebration, which has its
roots 1n 16th century Spain, was introduced.
into the New World by the Franciscan·
padres when they came to ChriJtiani.ze the
Iodians.
In the Powdas pageant, children of the
San Luis Rey mission area portraying Mary
and Joseph go in search ol shelter as the
Holy Family did for lhe birth of Cbrist on
the first Christmas. The travelers, preceded.
by an angel who leads Mary on the burro,
knock on several doon but are turned away.
Finally, they encounter a friendly voice and
an open door and are invited into a stable.
Young people of lhe Old Mission pariah join
the procession singing the haunting and de-
lightful Posadas songs still traditional
throughout Spa.ni.llb America.
Everyone mov• to the crib and ad-
mitts the Christ Cblld, lingiDg : "Oh, bow
lovely; oh, bow gracious the child.'' In the
creche are life-size figurer of lhe Holy
Family and live animals.
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BREAKINGI THE PINATA
At the conclusion of the pageant a mis-
sion pad.re blesses the outdoor nativity crib
and lhere 1J a special blessing for the child-
ren present.
Tho breaking of the pinata, which climax·
es Spanish amt. Mexican Christmas celebra·
tions, concludes the program. The pinata, a
huge gaily-decorated papier mache burro
fillect with candies and oth"er sweets, is sus--
pended in lhe air and a few blindfolded boys
and girls take turns swinging at it with a
stick until one finally breaks it, showering
th~ candies among the eager youngsters. The
child who breaks lhe pinata symbolizes lhe
Christ Child, Who at His coming at Bethle-
hem, broke the devil's power and showered
His graces on all mankind.
Tho LH Posadas pageant, lhe blessing of
the nativity crib, and the breaking of the
pinata are family celebrations and 'the
Franciscan community of Old Mission San
Luis Rey cordially invites everyone to come
and take part in this colorful, Inspiring
Christmas event. Many families look for-
ward to enjoying this happy celebration year
after year.
The mluton is located on Highway 76,
three miles east of Oceanside.
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Thi day after Chrl1tin11
Johnny Mathis will com•
hi Molocfylond Theatre
In Ajlati.lm to perform
through New YHr'1 Ev1
and on that big night he
wlll give tw• oho"" •• he ,
will on December 21
which 11 • Saturday.
Johnny hH perfonnod
all over the workl • n d
draws • SRO crowd In
his travels.
Eonda to Narrate '
Henry Fonda, one of America's most accom-
plished actors, will narrate lhe Chrisbnas story
at Disneyland this year. More than 3,000 singers
will take part in the procession of carolers down
Main St. U.S.A. in lhe Park and an hour of tradi·
tional music wUl follow with the narration by
Fonda In the town square.
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fl for odulls, -'l&c fcr 1~ 0.-. from the
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James Thurber's "A 'Ihurber Carn1Y.i11 la OD stage at
the Muckenthaler Center, lll Buena Vlltallrive, Fuller-
too. Presented by the Fullerton Footl{pten, perfor-
mances will be al 1:111 p.m. Dec. U and 14. Ph<r>e-
1-52$.8039 for fUr1her Information.
"Tile 'l1lree Cuckolds" .
A commeuia dell arte style comedy, ''The Three
Cuckolds," ii on stage at the South c.oast Repertory
Third Sf<p Theatre, 1127 NewpOit Blvd., Colt.I M ....
Performances Fri and Sat. c1'lllng Dec. l t. CWtlin
time 8:30 p,m. Plume 145-13&1 •• -
''A Strtetcar Named Desire"
Tennessee Williams' ~drama, ··"A ·streetcat Named De-
sire," is on stage in the Patio Theater•at Golden West
College, 15744 Golden West, Hun~ Beach, Per-
formances Fri and Sat. Ck>sing Dee. If. Curt.a.in time
8:30 p.m. Phone 892-"11.
"A Chrlltmas Carol" ' A play for children, "A Christmas Carol," will be pre.
sented at 3 p.m. on Sundays through Dec. ZZ at the
South Coast Repertory Third Step Theatre, 11!27 New-
port Blvd., Coota Mesa. Evening perfor1111111ces will be
given at 8 p.m. on Dec. 16, 17, 18 and 22: Phone 146-1363.
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2691 Nwport Blvd, 1320 Edl1199r Ave.
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Nolr-c:Onverted to public shipboard dining,
', Louise la -every day for luncheon, dinner
and banquet meeUngs. . .
Barrett's
'Willi brellfast 1erved all day and steal<J •
a specialty, the new Barrell'• Restaurant has
opened In the former locali.on of Ken's at
2273 Harbor mvd.,. Costa )lesa. 9wners are a
<!eJightful couple of Brilish orijin, Mr. and ,
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operation -''ls this any-way to run a restau--'
rant? You bet it is!!" -the Barretts may
not be those ·of W'mipole Street fame but
they're bound to mate a mark on Harbor
Blvd.
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whe.re businessmen, secretaries and families
alike can partake of a beerty and moderately
priced breakfast, lunch <Jr dinner. Barrell'•
use ·o1 only choice prime beef is a parlicuJ.
arty outstanding point In tlleir favor.
Excellent steaks from the broiler, served
with soup or salad, potatoes~ Vegetable,
French fried onion rings, roll and butter are:
choice T-bone, $1.115; .special tender, $2.25;
ground sirloin (8 oz.) $!.65.
About Reservations
·Out 1n' about8'-·urges all of his readers
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to make plans 1or·reservalions-at·the r~ ., ·
nmt or. nlgbt club o! 1ilelr ·choice fDr the "
festivities over the Christma.S and New · ~
Year's holidays. Many of the most popular '
eating spots have almost reached their capa·
city in reservations at this writing. A word
to the astute • •
Out 'n' Abouter solicits comments, I '
criticism and praise about Orange Coast ~
restaurants and nlgilt clubs .. U you have
something you would like to say, write
Out 'n' Abouter,;Weekender,Magazine,
Box 1875, Newport-Beach, California.
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' . FOR YOUR GALA XMAS -BARTY,
THE CORAL REEF OFFERS -~ SPE.
·crAUZED MENU-ANli BANQl:JET .. :
FACllmES FOR GROUPS LARGE
AND SMALL· .. ..... l..., ...... --• NIGHTLY: FAMILY DINNER
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2_65:4 HARBOR BLVD.1 ~~T:'-ME~A ,5:45-?4?1 ,
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C.urrent
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Exhibits
ZllLCB GALLERY -1135 Newport Blvd., ea.ta MeSB.
Curr<ntly oo WtlbU oil palntllJil by llarlaod
Young. Hours: 10 to 5 p.m., 1\Jes. ttiruup Sal,; 1
to -s p.m. Sun., clOled Mon. There is no admission.
charge.
nCKEIT GAUEllY -S40Z Via Lido, Newport Beach. Hoors:.10 a.m. to I p.m., Tuell. tbrougb Sal., dooed
Sun. and Moo. Cumntly on Wtlbi~ oil palntlnp bJ Yuu Eguchi. No admission charp.
lllARJNEl\'S LIBRARY -2005 Dover Drive, Newport
Beach. On display during regular library hoora
through Decelnber, watercolor, felt pen and pencll
art works by John W. Burgess of marine, desert
and automotive subjects.
HUTU AL SAVINGS AND LOAN -2867 E. Coast High-
way, Corona del Mar. On Wiibit durllJ& resulat
business llom)I, watercolors, on and acrylic patnt.
lngs by Claire Jones.
NEWPORT NATIOliAL BANE -1090 Bayside Drfl'e,
Newport Beac;b. Oa elhlb~ during ioguJar businesl
hours, oil pafnllnp by llorghild Lmn Stepbens.
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Buch. CUl'ttllllJ"" exhibit during regular -boais, lraler'Oolar pointinp b7 Rm --•
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ADVENT ART F1!n'1V AL -Ba1bo1 Island Metbodill
Cboreb, 115 Agate Ave., Balbol lsla!\d-On esblbll
Sun. Dec, 15 from llOOll to 5 p.m., all ml
wsten:olor paintinp, grapblco, IClllplure ml
llitd>ery. '!1lm b 110 admlasloo charge.
COFFEE ~ GALumY .., lllZrE. Coast 111&1>-
""1., ~~Mar, HoUn: 11 a.m. to 3::111 p.m.
Moo. ~Sii. No admission charge. CuJ1'ent'1
Oil esbililt --,by photographer Beth Koch. '11le
gallery Ii ~ed by the N._t Harber Service Leaiue. ' ,. -
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C11AUJS GAUJCR\(-1390 S. Cout ~ny, Lquna
Beach. CUrreolly, oo eihlbll, ·watercolor palnt(np
by Frank Ham'hl. HOW'I: 11 a·.m. to S p.m. daD,y. NO idmlsslpq ~ . . .
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IO. CALIF; FDllll' NA'M. BANI -1712Z Buch Blvd., · lllint!Ditoa' ~ On exhibit durUJ& regular busi-
nesa hours, Oil paintings by Ella Fieberg.
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4 p.m. clldb>; 7 to If p.m. Wed. mnlop. 'l'llln II
no ldm"skm dmrp.
CALll'. Jl'EDEllAL IAwfGI a LOAN -'zM -
Blvd., Colla -Cumallr Oil -......
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CROCKER CITIZENS NATIONAL . BANK --
-.. c..rter, --Blvd., Colla ...... Pasld Md 1111 a1ma1 pol1ralls Ind 1......_ "1
Ann -.... currentl)' Oil -during ...,.. Jar twtstnea hours.
CllAllLES BOWERS MIJSEUlil -lll02 N. Main
st., Santa Ana. Hours : Tues. throqll SaL Ill
a .m. to 4:30 p.m.: Sun. 1 to 5 p.m.; Wed. . ...S
Thurs. evening 7 to 9 p.m. No admission charge.
Curr<nUy on exlllbll cbildrea'a <Jiristmu art:
THIS COOKIE . HOU.SE CAN ~BE .•UIL,T . QUICKLY -·' .~ "' '!.: _.. ,,.,., • -...:. -t, •
WE HAVE HAD MANY REQUESTS TO REPEAT THE DIRECTIONS FOR MAKING A COOKIE HOUSE.
YfflS -FEATURE_ FIRST APPE_ARED IN Tf!E WEEKENDl!llAYCHRlSTMAS'TIME IN 1967. f
M.Ndnt l«llM-DAILY PILOT
With l••I a few minutes effort you can
duplicate this delectable enchanting holiday
centerpiece - a Christmas cookie house de-
signed by Conny of Alcoa.
Cover an empty kingsize si.z:-pack soft
drink bottle carrier with aluminum foil. Use l • piece ol cardboard or constrnction paper to
form the roofj cover with foil and fold over
the container. Attach graham crackers or
cookies to sides ol tile cootalner with prepar-
ed fl'061ing or your favorite confectioner's
sugar variety.
Chocolate mint shingles ' decorate the
roof of the house. To attack the candies, ap-
ply scallops of· fros1ing to the foil. then press
each mint Into place.
The gay roof border consists ol fondant
balls or any firm ball-shaped candy which can
be attached and decorated with a tiny swirl of
frosting.
For the chimney, use frosting to attach
and decorate a single graham cracker 1ection.
Miniature chocolate<oated candies serve u
tile windows and decorative base o! the house .
'Iba cobblestone path leading to the house Is
pink after-dinner mln!J.
Simple construction paper cones, touch-
ed with frosting, lightly dusted with coconut
and placed over foikovered soft drink bot·
ties, become snow-smothered pines surround·
Ing this dell$hlful !)ouse.
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Th• hom• offic• shown In th• photo has a fr•sh vi•wpoint cruting an Old
World •tmoSph•r• that Is definitely today when it comes to function. The
arcfoiitecture of the room set the mood, and th• lines of th• Drexel Valero
collection together with R91al Rugs' Town House brightly patterned rug,
accentuate the study's continental flair.
'HIS' ROOM AN OFFICE
More 1Jnd more homes tod1Jy 1Jre including 1J room l1Jbeled "his."
Not th1Jt the word is written on the door , but as busy executives become
busier, the home office is becoming more importiint. It's the only w1Jy
Dad con find enough time to spend with his family.
But these offices h1Jve to look more like home ii nd as a result of·
fices never looked so good. Desks hide function and files. V.l.P. papers
can be hidden away in handsome storage chests and the sofas and chairs
would be at home anywhere in the house.
An office with Old World fl avor hos • sharply defined orchitec·
tural interest. Be1Jms, h~vy grtiting that fronts ti riot of foliage and ,+ark
white walls fo;m o neutral shell. Bright color is odded to the room in tho
upholstery fabrics, the plants and with the vibra nt red tind green lines
that form the plaid pattern in a linen and cotton crea rug by Regal Rugs,
Inc. An ermoire becomes a 'torage place for office mtich ines and 'UP'
plies, end comfortab le chairs .p re on hand for business guests. It's a work·
ing room but it doesn 't look like it .
A room doesn't hevo to be iust on office, either. It cen do double
duty as o family room or o guest bedroom when the men of tho house
isn 't working in it.
Nights and weolends worllng cen meen time to spend et homo
wilh a home offiCe. It's the answer to a problem thct has become bigger
in o~r cp_mpl~ business world.
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DESIGNER'S
NOTEBOOK
Area Rugs Part II
BY J. RUSSELL TUMELSON, ORANGE COUNTY DESIGNER-DECORATOR
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In the living room the area rug can be a
very decorative feature pl aced to define seat-
ing areas in the room. For example, if you
have the usual sofa and accompanying
chairs, the chairs should be placed on the
rug at least six to nine--inches inside the
edges of the rug so that they don't teeter. The
rug may come up to, but not under, the legs
oi a sofa. IC the room is large enough for two
~eating areas, one can chose designed car-
pet withouf attempting to match or relate
them in any way.
In the dining room, area rugs are usually
placed in the center, 18 to 2~inches from the
wall. This helps to accommodate a side
board or serving table. The rug should be
large enough to hold (he table and all chairs
in a pulled-out situation and should be turned
often, over a period of the year since the
traffic from the kitchen often results in a
problem of grease or wax tracking.
Both dining and foyer rugs should go out
for cleaning at least once a year. Never allow
dirt to remain too -long in the rug as it-can-
become difficult to remove and may ruin the
fiber .
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spingle with carpet when some exposed wood
·is desired. This is an area of heavy traffic
and carpet may become Unsightly. It should
be well cared for to preserve )ts beauty. Area
rugs are also very practical for the den or
family room and can lend rolor and pattern
where needed.
Ploas• •ddros1 lnquiriH and quotlions by letter lo: Dosi9n1rs Noteboolr,
Weol.ndar M•911ino, Post Office Box 1875, Newperl Beach, .c;:~foloroi~, .....
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TIM MORGON
RETURNING
TO REUBEN'S
NEWPORT
Tim Morgon, who play ..
eel .at Reuben's Newport
1· B!l'-fh, a couple of weeks
ba. will be returning, to
lhl~! spot on ' tho night of
De~mber 16, for what
hi•·1jfollowers hope Is an
unqf'n ited engagement •
Tirk who is on I y 23
years old, got his start
in Balboa seven years
ago and has been a real
local favorite all over
our.. county ever since.
H.:':is handsome enough
to draw the female co~
tinlent, certainly, but it i' .• combination of his ·voic;e, his guitar playing
and his personal magn•
tism that keeps his fans
coming back every time
he makes an appearance
among us. Tim has five
top .. selling albums r•
corded to date.
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COSTA,MESA,CA.UF.
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Contit1ent1I Cuisine
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Luncheon and Dinner
Mcmday through Saturday.
Closed Sunday1
Open for
Private PartUs Onl~
We are located on · tht
Bristol Street sid• b•· I ~-· tween Mullen and Bluett
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Choic• of ..
Cre1m of Chick•n Reina M1r9ot _.., To~•d 6rHn Salad l W•klorf S.l•d
Roast Apple Valley T om.T u'rkey, Giblet Gravy,
Sage or Oyster,Dr~.1Jng, Cranb.er·ry ·Sl!UCt ._ ••..• 4:SO·
Roast Long Island Duckling, Sauce _!1i9arad.• ~· •••• " •• 5.25
Stuffed Lobster Thermidor .... ; ,. ..... ; .......... 5.00
Baked Sugar-Cured Ham, ~hampagne Sauct .• , ••• , 4.25
Roast Prime Ribs of Ea stem Beefau Jui .' .....•••••• 6.50
Broiled New York-Sirloin Steak, Maitra.d'Hotel . ,' •... 6.7s·
FAUH STAll\I& IEANS • WHIPPIO IOTATOES
IAKED IA.NANA .JqUASH CANOtlD YAMS
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Het Mince P~ ~•"'r Se•U
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wttll .. llOled "Pluta" -a.concoction of
leq1lila, Kablaa ~ creme. After that, llip
. la!!i.IU Catina and enjoy the l'0.1"'1•r liliC·
er-guitar!Jt, Dick Lappe, .... ol llie bat -
&di appearing In these parts, ·
Chez .Cary ·
For -ol ti.a pande cuialae·londered
la aum>UDCling1 ol ~egance and crace. 1here'1
alway• the polh Chez .Cary; 571 S.-,Main . qrMr, .. Arsuuujloa for any ..,..&rlliDC:llut ~Y-~!°i~ "Visit here '.'" tOuniedoc. ~~ Gf~-. ·"::t:· ' .· I: .
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a fragrant red w.me from one of the. most
c'omplete lJin• llslJ ln..the.West. Featured
are llbporlJ fiOm.Fxaiice; geimany, Switzer-
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our.oliii CllllfonU.Wlnes: ." : -. l
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~.p:eparation for the annuai ·Port of Los
>Angel,~ -parade -. "CbrislmU Afloat" ·.,-cm llecembu 21, llle·.SS:F.'iincess Lou!H,
-..; lbip testaurant at. 'rerminal Ialand;
hU ID.stalled f,llll011ashtnc·liflllu •
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ury liner from · item to stem u well as the :maotl anil ·molt• stack. '11ie Christmas pa-!rade ·1~ .on the; main ~el, Where the
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PHONE: (714) 67S-i3i'4
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A PLAY F 0 R THE Y 0 UN G"S TE RS
When a young lad has loot a prince!!s; a fi>rtune and bis falher'• ·bead,
the world is bound to look a bit grim-unless of course be is lucky ""Oll&h
to meet one genlle, sllgblly bedraggled dragon who Is willing to help hliD find the lost items. · · · ~ ~
'~,,. About 2D junior memben ol the Costa Mesa Civic Playhouse will "''
present this adventuresome quest in a musical fantasy, "The Bedraggled
Dragon,',. December 2D and 21 at the Costa Mesa Community Recreation
Center.
The duo's search takes them to mue Monday Mountain where they
are nearly scrubbed. to death, to an enchanted garden where they find a
lovely flower-like princess and to the dangerous Ffre Mountain where they
barely escape as they begin to be melted by "the heat.
Toni Bergman u the dragon and Bruce Cooper, the young lad, must
also face tbe evil sorcerer, .Abrog, who holds 1he missing princess in bia
power. The evil Abrog IJ played by Patty Chavez, and Lynn Adams is the
lovely princess.
The 'nlwnspeople are played by Men-t Freeman, Kaylynn Baugh,
BetSy Davidson, Cathy McKnight, and Kim OWens. .
• Otheta in the cast Include Sue Saunders, Kathy Wwftoutb, Joy Saun-
den, ·Beth Delaney, Nancy McKnight, Kathy Owens, Stephen Riechle,
Mart Toto, Joan Hambadler1 Am)l'-Thomp1on, Rayann Riechle, 11eckf
Boggs, Kim Skilling and ~dy Vlrcslk. ·
Original !"usic and lyrics tor ''The Bedragji!ed Dragoo" were writ-
ten by Anita Grossman. Pati Tambellini is the director of the production. '
Perfonnances at the Community Recreation Center, west gate
Orange County Fairgrounds, will be Friday, December 2D at 8 p.m. an4
Saturday, December 21 al 10: 30 a.m. and 8 p.m.
See Guide to Fun, Page 13, for· ticket details.
r-tHting. a dragon for the first time can be quite a harrowing experience.
Bruce Cooper who plays the ,Lad finds out tha gen.tl.e 4r4gon,, play.eel by
• ·lforii Bergman. 11 • good friend to have around. , ·,
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K•ylym ......,, Morry F,--.... llohy Dnl-,._ Wt, ara -
of the lo•1s1p11ple.of Pilllcetton in the mustcat fant..y, ''The a.dr.,.W
.. Oregon'' wr~ by Anlt• Grossrn.n.
l, Su,.n Wigbt,.Rebecca Boggi ...t R•yonn Reich!•.,.--tho 21 j..,ior
~ m•"'.'~~ qf -~~·· IA·~ CIYIC Pt·~ ip. ~ cut. Perfor~·ncn .,.. 1 schedulad December 20 and 21 . ~~~ ~Jll#•i'A."4, 1 >.> >~ ·.1 :.c..'h'~"i ,.! ; .S 1 :4:•1..I !l:n:1\J r.tifl ,t:li?61'1>t/.. l;J1t'1tl·,., ,, I Fncll,, l>e<:lllnWr 1.( 1Jk .~' ·' • ,1.~7
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'Dial annual bustle and buatle -eupbemit-
tlcally lmown as the holiday season -engulfs
u. One of these Intelligent years Congress
.,.ill pass a I.aw declaring January 2 lbru 31
a follow-up holiday for purposes of national
recovery.
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Mi~De<:ember to New Year's probably
finds us more on the go than all the rest of
the year combined. Shopping without end.
Dispatddng last minute gifts to cousins
George and Ellen in Keokuk. Hundreds of
urds to address and mail. Parties and enter-
taining galono.
About the only time the pace slackens is
while sitting down to our daily victuals.
Thoughts of everything yet undone are some-
how eclipsed by the sight of. veal cordon bleu
or top sirloin.
Dawdling over a third cup of. coffee we've
practically forgotten the necessity of putting
up the Christmas tree. So, if a bad case of
yuletide nerves is getting you down, the ob-
vious answer is maximum dining out the
rest of this month.
BEEF SPIRITS
L.wnches from 11 :10
O.ily except Sundey
And Orange County offers limitless possi·
bllities to ease the malady by such means.
Bob Burns
If Noel business takes you to Fashion Is.
land Newport Center, put the skids under ten ..
sion with a mealtime visit to the truly out·
standing Bob Burtis Restaurant. The combizl.
ation of superb food and handsomely execut ..
ed decor is guaranteed to bring about as
much relazation as you'll enjoy in the next
few weeks. WI
A selection of 20 dinner entrees, ranging
price wise frOm a low of $3.50 to a high of
~~~Y,i~~ :o:!~~:~~v~~:·a~-a~~
their justly acclaimed cream Caesar salad -
long brancb ot bali:ed potato and specially
baled breads. ·
~ PAIUlOUS NIW USTAUIANT
Al the Lotuna hoch C. C.
"--' s..c;.i.,. O.ohM o-i...,-T-~ lot. cw• c..w--.a-.. H ~ ........... ii"'t>."::"'2'0 .......
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TAKE YOUR PICK
Main courses include breast of capon,
champagne sauce, wild rice, $3. 75; grenadine
of beef tenderloin forestiere, sauted in Dutter
with shallots, scallions, mushrooms and red
wine, $4.25; veal cutlet Oscar, garnished. with
asparagus tips, crab legs, sauce Bearnaise,
$3.95.
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Out 'N' Abouter hasn't persooally tried the
roast Long Island ducltllng, sauce Bigarde,
wild rice, at f-4.25, but a recent rash of testi·
monials from outside sources uniformly ling
it! praise.
From Bob BUl'D5' broiler comes royal stea.k-
o-bob, cubes of filet mignon on skewer with
pineapple, mushrooms, green peppers, toma ..
toes, rice continental, sauce Bord.elaise1 $3.95;
1teak and lobster, petite filet mignon and lob-
Featurin9 For Bu1inessmen
LUNCHEON BUFFET
TUESDAY th•u FRIDAY
11,30 A.M .• 2,30 P.M.
$115
iTllff'!~IR[
~ RESTAURANT
1241 wen eo..t H..,..,. ""9Port hlch
PflOIMI 146-&0A fof ~
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Dinner from -4:10
N;9htly
ENTERTAINMENT
-JOSEF'S-"Where It's HappenimJ!"
Nightly except Su11dey
TONY FLORES
Hi1 Son9s •nd 6uiter
2'07 W. C-H!Pwoy -N-port -646-0201
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MM.-Reeervations E•rly for Your
XMAS OFFICE PAR·TY
GROUPS TO 150
llnquet Rooms Av1il1ble ...... _ ......
TED ROWE DUO
Nl .. rt,_f ,.-.-2 e.a.
o,., 111 S"" .•. We flii11• ye•'ll like tile "New l•ek'"
• LUNCHION • DINNll • LATI IUPl'll
2121 L COAST HIGHWAY
AT T1ll JAMAICA INN
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I GBGJ:.AeQUAIN'fBD 81>EeLU. I Now OP•N
I Wltbany~ilt-la•r ~foFF I IN NEWPORT'S NEWEST HIGH RISE I fakt.•om1 ptrdlne Q"/J I LOO~ING DOWN ON THE BAY
I ef$5ermort 0 I FEATURING SEA FOOD AND
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I ca11,,,,_1ot,....11omod"--I LUNCH -DINNER
a :;,e.=~.'~=~:;:-i:.~-k~ I SUNDAY BRUNCH
llll MARTINI COCKTAIL LOUNG!.
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"The Maxi-Load"
fei1turin9 PARKS WILSON
With J•mi• .t!Hll Chipp•r
0-.• c:-ty Head_..,. For Al
OIJo!iplc -.. Tlcbtsl
CMf MClttloccl.'I
SPAGHmt DINNEI
ALL YOU 71:~ CAN llT ....
mlT MONDAY Nl•HT
llWARD ROOM
LADIES WRCOM!
· Dining With an Ocean View
SfAFOOO, SIWS •GOURMET BllREfS * FROM $2.95 *
l:ntertal111119nt and Dancing Nightly
AT THE PIANO
NANI MAITll
6:JO N l:ll P.M,
IOI Pll•llM
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BANQUET FACILITIES
AVAILABLE
PHONI SJWlll
Jl7 OCU.N An.
HUIRIN6TON llACH la • • • • • -• • • - -• • • • -I ACROSS FROM THE ARCHES AND -NEXT DOOR TO VILLA NOVA I 7
..... ~.-~ •• ~ '. ; • .~ 7 •ss -.. '1~--4~9~ .... .•. • OVilLOOKING T~E ~~CIF,tc? c:c;r~-~T THl .~l~l jf?I ~ ~ Mll..ifa.11s.cft•. i:.iLY PILOT .
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Orange Counly's ReslaUfanl ind Entertainment kene •
By NORM STANLEY
ster tail, $5.SOj top sirloin steak, onion rings,
,4.95.
FROM 0THE BRINY SEA
Some of the sea food choices are broiled
Australian lobster tails, $5.50j tried jumbo
prawns, Neptune sauce, $3.50;·boned rainbow
trout, saute almondine, $8.50.
Should it be a daytime shopping spree to
Fashion Island, Bob Burns offers an equally
heady luncheon menu. Watch it though. Com-
fort and dining pleasuxe ts so lulling there's
the impolite tendency to kick youx shoes of1
under the table.
What's Ii:i A NaIQe?
Three chan&es of name in one year to the
coo.trary, the restaurant now called Dick
Church's at 2698 Newport IDvd. (corner of
Mesa), Costa Mesa, has not had a &Ingle
change in management,
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·BIG BAND SOUNDS
OF
TOMMY MULllNIX ·TREND .
. Dinner-Donc,in9 Cocktail Hours
5:30 -7:3Q P.M.
FOR RESERVATIONS: 536-1421
21112 0.:-. A-... Huf,11ngton llMch, Calif. •
Real
Cllllolese Fotd ....... , ..
taka homo.
SlA&
CIMSi WlllO
111 21" pl., Newpoit leach Ollole 3·9560
Open YMr llouM DallJ 1J..11 Pr1 •Ml a.t. ..... •.m. ' . .
ExcitinA Entertainment
··---1 ~tf.t :-.~· TW'1 . Comps~
1'..,i.-MJlls• ..
And therein lies aninterestma tale.
When Dick 'church flrsi acqulr..S. ihe ~
li~hment three years ago, he rec:Hruletied it
the Greenleaf. He operated under IJl!I! name
for two years tiatll a corilplete remodeling
prompted a new identity as the Coffee Tree.
OBJE.CTION MADE
Sometime thereafter Church received Doti·
fication another restauxant had regilthed
the Coffee Tree tiUe and was objecting lo hl.s
use ot the-name. Thia event occurred jwt u
plans were under way to open a second Cof ..
lee Tree In Santa Ana.
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Confronted with ihe dilemma ·ot having even
more signs nm the rfs.k of 1ater Junking, he
decided the third -and he vows final -
name change waa in order. Hence .••••
DINE OH THE BAY FRONJ
stEAkS ..:.. SEAFOOD ~ RACK.. Of ~·
. ' J:A:::O I O,Jt
BUDPY ROHNER ,
AT THE PIANO BAR .
NIGHTLY
OPEN DAILY
11 :30 A.M. to 2:00 A.M.
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~r Tallt Scampi
N\' Steak Pizzailoa
14· varieties Pizza . ,
-.,..c1AL.-TAK•OUTOMLY• 3~ Varieties Pasta
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SPAGHmt DINNERS Praw~s Scampi Cioppino
Wiit! our dlllclOUI ..... ---ll"Vari.eties Veal I m.11 Miit, .. rflc: toat ..i 1GP
ft etr wlltl -.,,,_.. .-rJ!*lll Scaloppine d!HH. N1 erdlr MO 11'111111 er Jar-. eorn. 1n 1111._ .. contt!IW, • 6 Varietie.s Chicken d~liDWatrl. ' , ••
$1.45 , IS Varieties Sea Food
445 No. Newport ltvd., Ne'!'port leach
Open 4 p.m.·12 p.m. Ml M929 .cLOSED TUESPAY
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presents. . ' , -r·
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ENTERTAlNl&NT 0 .~ . ·~ ... -· l~.··· Bltl" lfiCl.Ull,: I
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QUALITY AT LOW PlllC•
Name. aside, tbougb, lie comili.clJ 6n
qoauty fare at veiy .-Ote Plka fte
aame bolds true with ID Identical -It ..
new Santa Ana locat!cm, mo E4i!i1ar Ave.
For breakfast, ~Wlcb or dinner1 tt•a hard to
come by a betttJ: opUoa than Olardi'1 f<W
family dining out. And tvecy111ing .., UM
menu !1 available at an-.
A ranllom sampling tetu In l1ldl orlleri a
one egg, two str!pt ol. llacan, Jlllce, tout IDd
coffee, IO centa ; grtlled ham with cheddar
cheese sandwich on sour doop llrud, IS
cents; breadecfveal cuUet With ddlJM .ppi..
aauce ·and gravy, dloice of !wnlmode _,
or salad, bat ~,and dloice·ol. potalo, $lA
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OHE ANO TME SAME
' Let · there be ,.. ClouJit 'noe -Didi:
Churclils la reaiq 1111e -llic!t Clloldl · '
,.,ho once. went by' the """"°"1ml of. a.-
leaf and Co«ee Tree.
Seaside Saddleback
Laguna Bea<li:baJ m&n,y ea!rleo ln tlie -
lnc.oat.dertly 1'ilb -a_.. like!T wi..
that the ellQolpllOltc IMdlei.ct Ina .., .....
Sea, • JJ.•Coiut Bl&lnNJ. ~the ...... ... C.,dli sid .., P-It . ... ~ .
· . OPEN FOR LUNCH
. :::;,:-11;30 to 2 p.111.
DINNERS ~M; :""' 5.30 to 10 ,_
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