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. WEDNESDA v. AFTERNOON, FEBRu.(riv ;i9, .J'969 ·1· Oc' ·· -' ,. ...,.~·~~~~-·Wt.~-··~"°"-'-~~·-·•_c:r_ ... .lj,...··-M_._· .. ~··~""-~'-....l~-·~·~~ ..... ~-~· • li.~ ....... 111!1 .. llll!··-~·ll!ll-.• : .••• ~ ••• · ........ '!i!ll> ........ • .. '!il .. .ii1111111 ................................................ f ... >.!~~
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Tides Due ·· . '
In Sunset
By TERRY' COVILLE
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'lbe correet -and potential I}(
devastating -. combination of high tides
and storm sun that sent seaWaters swlrl-
lrlf.through SunSet ~each and s.drfsidC
Tuesday will. ocCur again, authoritie~
aaid today.
Just when, however, ii the big 9uu~n.
.. Predicting the time iJ nearly im-
J>068}ble," says Vince Moorhouse, direc-
tor of the Huntington Beach Harbor
and _Beach Department.
"We bow what and whtn the high
tide will be, but we cin't predict what
the swells and surf wJU be like before
they come in," he explained.
Actual damage in the area was limited
(S.. FLOODING, P~ Z) \ .
RFK Bodyguard
Relates Version
Of Murder Night
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LOii ANGELES (UPI) -You are
eslgned lo JrO!e<1 the Ille al •a man
who may be the -pnoidtnt al·tbe
United Slole1.
_You ltay at his side fer ween... You
•!ileld him with · yooir'hody iD crowd!.
YOU hold him uprig)ll in cavaJCacfes
1" conVerUb&es thrOugb the ·natlon'i clues. You put hit llfelldoro ya own.
,\nd then, ooe night be hoJll off a
plallorm and 111111a off inin 1 mob. .
y,.. help b.11 wile down and hlilTy olf
In hit dlnctlmi. You boor poppUi4 ljft
ballooOI "'*'If•· Anti -;.. .. lo hll ilde k ...
loo Wa.'Bt ... -~ wcimckd and lhirt Ja .Jii6lalj ,.. CID tfO:" y..,
divt al tm --t l!Dllb blm twice In the faco bllt,_ _, llftd Robert
F. Kennedy. ·
BID Barry, 41, ·1 strapping rormer
F8I acen~ dfd not Id! it that way
II tho murder triil of Sirhan B. Sirhan
but Illa trqeey wu between the lines.
He aald lnstud that he was chiel
of leCllrity far ·the· New York senator
and that ft WU l>fl job lo JrO!e<I him.
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j Of •· Dlttr , ....... Agreements setting up "' agricultural
pr-'f'! on. llf'lne and ·Milllon Viejo
r~1 were approved TUOICl11 by, the
Orq ... C!>w>IY . Boan! . ol ,Bupervf .....
delptte11 llrst-mblute plea for postpone-
ment by Irvint"Ranch helrtsa,Joan,Irvine ·
Stnlth. . · r· • 1 • ~
i' 'Ille county '.igteemeob Will set 'up
the tu:..advantaged1 preserves on nearly
·100,llOO acre. ol rancblandl In Orange
Coonty. • .. .' .
· Mrs. Smlth'l ·ohjecUons, and those of
her mother, Mr5.1'bunnol'ld Clalkt, w·ere
voiced before the· board by Attqmey
Lindell .Young.. ·, . · .
Both wqmen .Lut week 1!Jstituted a
:LA Gamble Flight
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Seal'ch ~~pered
By. 'Snows, . Rahi · . .
HAWTHORNE, Nev. (UPI) -G!'Ound
partle!, aome on .Uf1 ,or snows~,
batuecf rain Qd• lleavy .lfli!tr fGdl1 In
their search for a DO airliner misatna
•Ith 35 peraono.al>oinf od· I "~i
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"We've got three good leada: " said
law•~L seekfni to bl.Ck establlshmenl
Or th• a~icultural ptesi(Ve1.' . ' '
Tl>ei Irvin .. h·'-'·•: ,;~y pfdaed ' ' QI.¥'>, r-·,._ I I '
that Mrs. Smith hadn't' betn p\'!?ll-,1111•
flclent notiCe of. The Irvine Company's
intent to file for an 'agrtcuit:Ural pr!terve. AtlOniey.'dur Ki Clalre•f..-·the 1lrvlne
CotnPinY ariswtred that the· railchl Bparil
of ·DirectOn. hid·:the , a g."'·1 cu I t·Q.i Ll.
preser\oe' plan iuhder comidtratiob linql
1955 and lhaL uie. eppUcaUoa hld'be<Jt
apPi'oved: on Marc~ 5,11~. . • ·
Mrs., Smith, largest Jndl 'fl'dUl.'1 st~kholder r ffi U!,e trv~·COmpauy,. ii
a merhber: of ttie board of dlredon. 1
As thlhts now stinci aPl'fdved by· the
co . .int)r 'su~~'• prf.sei.vei lJ'tl .•I>'
proved ' for Irvine ape:!' ·Ml11ibil Viejo
with strict provisloos ~Jlow\D'-·'lew .ex-
ceptions to. atrlctJy .. agrlctJlµa~· 111e3.,
ExcepUonS Include oil dHllitJg and p~
d!i<lioo and utulty enlel>Du, lines. and
towers. nu. uceptloos are required
Junder the iqt;,1 W~ Act wbiCh
set.I up . ~ for agricultural
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u1qiler. tAe JY:estrve ' qr~nts 1 n<fw
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... Ue~s c:o·· ·.-JI• · ~· " 1 · 1. co1. ~,·.,.~e· Brown o1. .!hi .\1,, s.a Weat.ll'e"r • 1'71' e ;;:J on.'.' ~~L.·oo Ail n-=i:R";ce ~~q.,T.! The wealhm\iaii ilyta'a chofce I
· ' ,.. ' ' '· " • · . •• ·· · .~ " la1a, Ill bat .,.. Iii :n oeare11 plaileio Thursday-1"""ll lo perUy cloudy .. -• -·, , ,,,.,. } '. : remained grou'hded today by the Weather. -but vows no· more ralo. Temp-j
P.iWt Edit.Or's Hiiut,.· -~-_;s;:.J.:1-·~by Tw~ ·Distr..itts ~ re~..icluealiwlc:° th~~ :; ~:,~·~~~:' 11
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BJ 1110MAS llEVJL ... · --'Wtlldl i'-'-..... ,, .... , disltid b, he ...... ~bl he,. .... ' '.U lo"· ·'-·""t At"the Circle 1. l\andi near Dyer, INSIDE TODA)' ,..._. ..._.... .....,.... ~ ~ WV\16" Nev., • .:owboyt Aki ,,, 'tt.... • .-h• tt .-~ .,., ---· ·~Jar •""'· -!111 .• ,. Or .• ~. -•··'" -...... of ''-lo ~~ him lo the ' ,..,_ ·-~Th ..1.. · ~ "' -· • ~" ,........, -.. """. •~ · . comfn1 lfg~t',tbi:Olip, ibl .~" Col. eater ....,., are llQhtlng
A boate d!Tided -· ..,. Loi II. •""1th ·~·~· .. ~ ,I (or ••) offltt'. · · • , · , , Brown slid. 1 . ' · up all over ,IM ••••IV lhfl '°''"
Tract 6620. · ·· 1 1 • If' in.~ r il:i'.I 1 .lli,.: ·1 1 • ~ Up ht suta1&.1 MrJ:.Ji·O'Hira Smith The IUdt ~ced tbe DCI, 8sfmu'ar with five ·""° pttductiotu opt.,..
Thal'• me. '. -· • • -!f1le,,~-::'~~c:qir = ~.~ lb!o !roliblt; , · • , · lo the 00 whlch wu lhe.'wortbonlo ing ·m 111»1 4av1-:_ .Sre Entfr.
m:'p ~ar :!. \:!• 1/:::. i:;m ... ~ ~ ..;re:and ' unleia ' ~move the y..,_; cu. ~.run.. 'Ibey, tOld J, O'Hara of w..-ld ·war µ, In an irea. ,j~~ '.<of~me'!'-1'.~" l&.~9. ' ' . " I ' e ..,.,-~-··1o·"· ...... ~·~'J·. • ~•-m ', "' 1 snow ~.ML Tom ' l!lll . 1,
: ~ r~lrdlewn,~! ~.~ ('M ,.;;i;trlnti""i'd..i-l:'"~, Smith. Nol only thaL nut Y.,. dad Mon~· 'oq tho CaJllornli.NeT a ·:::;....,'.. 'l: :' ','.':I ·~· --...._, f 'ewl.'lln'in·!haOOOdlalrictancl, ~. :tionler. ~ , ,• .. llrtaoltnil'aitr.. .lnlql '-• • --• belmen the front door and the gar••• lo be ln·the Slddlebac:k Jlllllor Collqe , ._-_; · • •• ._ "'' 11.-•-· tt at I QI j. •-,' l'1! _,_ .. -~ you're oat Of ollli!eailfta1~-Pflt! " ,-'l~•~i . ·' : -.. · • - -'* and allc .. without fear, pnjlldlc:e or Dl•u•CL J q •-"' "'· . a.m. Tuesd'1., . , . , ,......, • " •f't•· ., .. ., " reuon through ~of the twe~ .. 1 It started Jut week when tbe fellow • • 1-'Bli'I _,_... u.s ,the' rest of 1 •About 1$0 penons d.lvfded'lnt0 ll'Nll ::=........_ ,·~.,,: ~ i».:
OUr bedroom -my ri•'•'and ~ ·clown on the GllMt .. eacl .al.J'!lft Abbey 111 wllo ·hwll ~ 1. the·-.., teams br1.U.C .the cold and, lll9W fl> •=.,·-~ t='L-:: -
--lo Ile inostti on 'lhe.•"'" · Way, John ~ Siolth,-decldod to and moved Into Tract• 1boul, ~ oemh the am. The Nend1 Cl"! Air ~ :. =;;;..,.._..:;
1ide. The two.kldl . ...., lo .I?< "I' )lie . exttnd hll cly!• ..,~ and lftkt ,flnl. ol. tho ·~· 1lod · UIWlied thil Patrol coOtrlbuted It ~ lb• ·:::'A~ J:,' = ' :
Speaking 1toity; his voice sometimes
fallain(, Barry told the jury Kennedy
leaped trom a llqe in tho Aml>wldor
(llee llllUIAN, PIC' f)
'::'.;'1'.,," 't. ~t:;;;1J:ii~ ~~i:i~::i=·f.=li bo,caU1e :1!e lllU ,w~ln,:lhe f'l!i·-of 'callfornla ~ 17, alid ilJe,.\lr Fortp ':.:.,.-·, -:;~=· ;:l Samewltll~olher-' Btacll _.,. VI Ill Ille baord by l =:.:·=tha'l~~il,: 'fif!.":.'~ IOlll< ~ ol 11\o I ~=':, -.' :"
The line. ·1 determined toe! a y , eppoinlmenl ud, lloUt fillow that he (iei llO\Jl,I, ~ l l .,. (lift PLANE; 1'111 ll 1'-::-"'--------.U' 1 _,r--. --. -i.f :
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lob · Corps Alive,, Well in . .HEW :· Department
•Ext.lteme lt•~red~
:P.reblo '6.fficer Overcom~·<f lnqui;y
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CORONADO (AP.) -Shaking with IObs ~r-Aid. :"Allor lbe ln!Ual phue . st clid')'<G tel llroager In your misWlct?" and psplng lot h(Wh. lbe yOWJlt "Yes ilr'., ." 11anio blwted, b-•"'••
olllclr "' tbt 1J$S· Pueblo uld toclaj' Into IObl, Pll!lnl. ·-..
be wanted to 1:111 bhmell In a North In hla bands~ llld bur1lnl 1111 lace
K....,. prllao. ""'1dn't do I~ and llnally "! 'Wlthdraw lbt qutallnn," ~gner
' • IOGMllODtb jJerlod kllltd a plant aald. ~ hod ..... blm tpsltacl. • "Ltl'• iratt • momfllt ...... ~ uld tliOI~~ .. .) 'ljmotb)'•Har·-.~.,.,.. -, •• r11,: =•!lid 1o . • .a c:oUrt of lnqulrJ' . ~ B. ·Mllel a.nw, .. ,.,.Pl' .. ..,_u., . 1nt0 111e·-'of 'the Pueblo· ....,., lbe otlppor of •lbe 'l'Uoliio, ,... and
: durina Jtl 11-month 1mprI1 on me.n t placed a hand: on Harrit' ahoulder. The
. beca•ltt of hla uncontrolled crying. young Ututenant ralaed hla bead and
"I just want to apologize to the court the two wilked outllde the courtroom
fir brtaldng down; that's all," Harria Into ~ nlD;
told lbe llvt admlrall on tbt bench 'Ibey. rttliulOd alter .-t a minute.
aft« be rttumtd. Harris 111 down II lht ta!>le ai>d uld:
0 No apology ill required," said Vice •.•1 want to go back to the ijuestion
Adm. Harold G. Bowen Jr., president ... what J wanted to do was take
ol lbt court. my lilt. 1 couldn 't do It."
Harril broke down under questioning He broke into more sol>bin&: and drum·
from aoolbtr member of th• court, Rear mod a pencil on the tebletop. ·
Adm. Allan 8ergn'5', who asked: "After "l was hoping that. eventually they.
the lniUal phase ol lbe captivity, what would bomb "'·"
wu your mental atUtude?" He gripped the pencil with both hands
·--haired for lbe Koreans," like a bastball bat, JUChtd l!>to hla llar!ll rtplled, hla ..... btllnnlng to back-~ pWled ,odl. ~ lbab. -., and wlped hil eyes. r • :..
"Al that time the ' ;.>]y tblng l\lat ''Wu there a plant \a tho t'Oo:q?'
I wllbed ••• " , Harvey asked.
He burled hla btod In bis bmis, looked -"l ldlltd I~" HarrlUilll!td. . '
don al Ibo' wi-tahle, drummed •1 urinated "' It. 1,hed an ·m-
hl fln&en, wiped hla eyes ai>d hla ,..,.ui. halnd for evtr)'lidnc there ai>d . when
folded bis hands and lfllted hla teetb. they pvt mt Ibis dunn plant ·It toot
"WtD ••. "bl mullered. me four montbl bot l llnallJ ,klllod
"Coald I rtpbraae my question?" il"
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HOUSE DIVIDE D ••.
tna.occdlltrlct. , Not ... said Ibo loll<I In Santa Ana.
Tllo jomlor coUeco boundary .... lllDICk
throach lbe -View e-tract. Sorll!I "-yoQ are, Ind some of you
artn'I. In lbe occ dlltrlet.
! lelt obllgtd to find whtrt my allqlan·
cu would fall, u well 11 where I
1'fJUid be putting my taa do!Jara and
-my kida ulflmately could, JI they
cboooe, 10 to junior collt11.
ENTERED pl\QIECl'
ObllilnC Don J-al occ ent<red
the ...-~ml promised to help lbe . · l!nd Ill junior
college ldentlt)'.
Report 1 !nm Jacobo: "About 21
-In lbe -Vlelr Homes tract .. off~ 1bt!bowlea ... ,.,.. -~ P1ri Abbey, :.r.'Lots • lhroUlh ..,, ..
"Nlnet)'-tbreeltt I acreamed. "That'•
me." 1 •
'lalla In, lbat'1 whm ;.. pay taaes."
Don tlaboraltd. lt'a where lbe bead
of the -!OJI bla bead that ~ a lpllt boupcluy. No matter
JI be and bis wlle lleep In .. parate
bedtooml, the man, in this case, carries
lbe wtllbl
uoon.'' I aald, "Our titdfoom ls a
mighty big one. It may be In both
dlBlrlcta rlcbl now. Whal U we moved ,,
DBl'EltMIN&D IB8tJE
1'It'1 been done. .. Don Aid. "ffJ'bei'e've
betn -....... lbe bOd baa -
pulled -to the Giber side of lbe
bedroom and tt'a delamlnidlbe -·· Then came a contradictory rtpOrl.
Thole folb in Santa AAa never aeem
to agree.
"Well," llld-Don, "the line .teems
to cut ~r.tliroucb your 101." .
"Where d0es' 1tiat leave me?" I Wed.
'lbt a-• cilll« .Alil I've-pl
dual dlllahlp, I """' to l>Olb dlstricta. My kids, JI they're of Junior
college age, could p to either OCC
or Saddlebock.
"Who &ell rJDi 'tuut Where wm my
kldl .. to 'iiOhol>I! Wbal ..... Jiu ping
to do about ft?"~·.
IDP ""* *8Acr . Dao uplalned .:tbal occ had Wlnltd
lo put all o1 .ui,, tract Into Ila cliatrl<t,
bot tbal Saddle~ck had objecltd. ~
oo1;y· way · to· iet ua all In the oamt
junior colltge leo! ,.u to peUUoa lattr.
''Meanwhile,!.' I ·pkt, "let'a find C>ut
....... lbe Ketvllo.beJOlll."
11..,.rt 2 lmn oblillnl Dao J-: "Tnm (1ben kind ., glalt), tbll ls
a rather unUIQ&I lituaUon. In matters
cl tbll kind, aceordlni to .lbt county
ochooll Olllco, lhe clttermlnlng facto< Is
wl!mynu~"
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"Yep, whatever diatr1ct the bedroom
DA ILY PILOT ,...,.,, .... " ........... --_,..., --CAUIOINIA
OAAMGC COAST PUIU$MING COMl'ANl'
R1Mrt N. W114
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Momtnt of lmw: Do I pay dual
laata u...n1
' No, lbe tu 1im la apllt between lbt
two dlltrtcta fl -_ _.But ynu,
·Mr. Keevll, iPe In the UllUlllil lltuattnn
cl being fn . ·I*'> ldentlcal »dlatrlcta
~-Unusual Indeed.
· Today ii bdlis-to llnclilll wblc:h
theory aball _.ii. Can .! llbllt Iba
bed -......... Into lhe klda' -room and ally In the OCC dlatrlcl! Or
am I alrtllf1 dostlned to 1pllt my Joy.
atty, my bouae and my taa dollan?
DUAL ClTIZENllllP
u 1 do have this dual junior collere
clthemblp, I'm walklnJ< down lbe strtet
for a chit with my nelghbor, Mr. John
O'Hara Smith. I'm 1olq to aok him
wbert YtG llln up lw lbe school board dedlaa. •
Then I'm going up to Sula Ana Ind
ask for candidatu' papen:.
_ Which dlatrktl thoJ'll w.
Saddleback AND Oran1t Co~ I'll
say I'm 1obur to nm lw both of thtm.
'lllat'U ieaCh 'em to apUt up a happy
boutdlold.
Use of Tax-free
Foundation Fund
For Campaign Hit
WASHlllGTON (AP) -~ Jolin 1.
Rooney lellllltd today a pollllca!' op-
pollont uatd a tu.....,pi /oundatlon
"11 the conduit for campalp apendiq"
In an tlfort to llllltlt him.
"I want to acare you, and Uuw&h
you the -le of Ibis c:oooUy, ~I bellevt lliat we · are up acalnol
IOl!letblq !hat wartuta a awtll ai>d •Jc-• cr""kdown," ~ told the
H-Wayi and Mtt111 Colrimlttee.
The putl la~ tht tu lrtitm"'l
cl loundaUona al !Iio first llem JD
lllOOlbl-lq llearlnga on Ibo tu code.
Rooney coot...ied Frederick •· Ille!> mond. an Dppllll<Jll In Jut :rear'1 N"'
Y«k lltmocratlc prlmary, 111 up the
~ w. Rlchmcad ,, __ ti
Then, "wbtn Mr. llldm!cod dtclded
be Wanted to becomt I -for Brootl1u. tho Frtderick'W; l\ldsmond ·
Jl'oundallon .,., .. tUtnc ... paUtJeel tone. ai>d In way1 that would mal:a
lllcbmcmd. ""1 attractive poUtloally,"
Rooney uld.
lbe I-al -•nt 1n 8'""'1 whole
lpllCllt-Ii the:poor·" '
But be plclured OEO:p fl'eltal value
•• devllJnc .... programs and ""'Ing
u an "~I«" for them "duriol
their talllalj ~· ...... !
Bl' :llllflllil lbe Joll Oorpl to the Labar
Dopu1mtiit and tl"e!lnl OEO of
nopGllllbDlty fir opera~ Head Start,
Ot&t On a Limb
Ille "'-!dent uld lbel agtney could
·-t1a-c*on iono'(atlt&
'1n'-ia-.u...i by Wlilte-
aourc:ea 11 an important new move,
1'/l:lon told ~ In a special m_. ·
tbal ht.~ to~ "a na-1 e t ;to1 ' an Amtt:IC111
.,:::: • .pp0i':.1ty for btaltllful 'and
at1m11latln1 dtvtlopmtnt during the t.irat
l!v< 11111 of Ulo. •
Bodies Identified
Victiihs of Plane Crash ·
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Brought From Mountain
Sberllf'I dtputlet strnulinl throaP
nwly lnaC<Wiblt terrain '.futlday
brought bodlal of _ftve U.S. Navy lllera
don from a Catalina Island peak wbtre
tbtlr plane cruhed.
The pred1wn accident moments after
Ibo twb><"""" m' look off from the aircraft carrier USS Kearaarge wu the
aecond 111bmarlne bunter plane crub
in tbt Southllnd in one week.
Navy auibor!Uta today idtntlfled vic-
tims killed when the plane slammed
in.lo tAOO-foot Silver Peak on a routine
Dlgbl fllbin lbe Kearwge to North Island
NA( ln"SQ Diego 111:
-LI. BIDy W. Ray, 28, lhe pilo~ of
CorOna.
J'rom Pllfle I . . PLANE~ ..
• ,jta later ~ 1'fJUid peimJt tbt plaiiu '.lo~· to the air ...
•-'Thi J>Iane,' carrying .. ~ -and .. 'a cnw qi tbtee, wu opeiated by Mineral
· COonty Alrl!nes, ""1cb at., conducts
b6stneu U Hawthorne Ne•ada Airlines.
Most or the passengers were on the
return Jeg of a Olgbt that carries
Southern California customers to a
Hawthorne cul.no on an overnight $10
. "cursloa J>lan w,blch lncludel air l1rt, '. dinner Ind cocklalla. . .
-LI. M-D. BmNr, 21, the copilot,
also of Corona .
·-Ll.~J I Ednnf A. Taraldla, fl, of Im ~ch.
-<JI) Frucla Honlm, 21, ol Clarksburg, Mbs. -LI. (jg) Larry W. GarrlM, 16, of
Imperial &1ch.
The IUJ>.bunter aircraft nnilbed fnm
radar 1cteena urly Tuesday, jolt obortly
alter It roartd off the Kearwi•'• fllcht
deck for the 15 minute Olgbt to Ill
home base.
A Navy bellcopttr among alrrcill tdm·
bing the ruggtd channtl Island for any
trace of lbe mJeslng m found tllo
wreckage at dawn, scattered over a
wide area on the Inland side « Catalina.
near Ironbound Bay.
So far, no indication bu been given
as to what may have cauaed tbe 1~
mountainside 1:rub of a IUJ>.lnmter pj,auO
during maneuvpzt'fn'the ll'U. ~
Last Tuesday, anSPIEJle~ patz$t
bomber look oil fri>m El ~.111\:M
cUrylng aeven memberi"of a M!'tl;;
N1vll reserve aquadron to tbtlr an rugged Santiago Peak. ; .
A ground party struggled u...ap nmd
aJid choking nianzanfta CID the illlnd
for two hours Tuesday to reach tba
carrier plane's wreckage and found all
aboard bad betn killed lnstlnUy.
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Tree limb on bucket of burning charcoal provides 1ome wannth for
actress Mia Farrow during.break in fllmlnr« "John,& Mary" at
New York'1 Central Park Tuesday. !Jngering mow lJ sun bugging
Fun City; but it provided right setting for shooling of 1cene·for fllln
Min Farrow Is malting with Dustin Hollman:· ·•
· Tbe ruuJar roundlrip !&re la 131.50,
but, an ..,line .,_esmia ta.id, "We
onJY have a few of ·fbele pa111engen." FLOODING •••
The flllbt or1Cfqated Monday night Old-tlmen In the area were remlnde4
'In Long Beach, . ...,.1~ penOna boarded Tueaday of the aevere · 1963 wav~
the pl,ane. .Eighteen otbers were picked ding when Surfside wu , truly wrfllldl:
up tater al Burbank, wbero Ibey were and lht angry ,.. destroytd st~ !lue to return at'~;IO a.in. Tuf.tday.
The crew was Identified as pilot Fred . ~r:,~· furniture and other aueti
Hall of San Fernando Valley, copilot household Jtem casualties Tuesday, when
Ray Hamer of Long Beach and th Dnd 'Sil L • • ' litewardeu Pat Nones. The last report the surprise aaltwater ba ro ovu ver · ining 1 all lb• beach arta'• blgb udal peak. rom H came 18 mlnutea after takeoff "Most of the area between Fifth and
from Hawthorne, when he radioed his llth streets wu beayily flooded," 18..id
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PRESERVES. •• Fades-Coast lllgbt plan to Tooopab llO mJlu aoutb. Dick Harrl80n, ouperlnltndent of Ibo In effect, the two slut Oranp County "They might have found a nice flat Sunstt Be.Cb Sui•·-· lllstrkl. trta to come don In ot Ibey might .. , ranch~. ~ •~taa rtduc-Gets More Rai·n have landtd 1n one of our alkali lakes," "North and Soulh Pacific avtnuu are "-· · lo f • ..... "'' · _...,. --•d ·•-Ari I also closed because of driftwood, fJofaam ~Iii> '·•=w ... per,..,.. --.-.111111a1tr Barow ."Tbut ' U ta · --' ood th and other debris spread 8Cl"08' the 0-•.'•r.~n ~" . ·.·. p 0 trt ·~ g . • • ey are ... ~--ddnd "'~A-.¥¥" 1"' "silver Unlng" the weatherman the best in the buaineu." ~ roadway," J1ILl'a.wu a • 'lbt''"'11in .,..._-lo ....,. "'-'land · Waters rollnd down the beacll and 1 • . -.. P4 . .~-.. ~-prom1aed beblnd Tuesday'• clouda ap-An unaucceuful air search Tuesday for agricultutal ~,ool:r FIJic lbt am __ _. Utile •-•abed wu coordinated by the Alr.sta Rt.cue around homes in tht community ol
10 ...;...; and "l.t...: • l;rtlianent la· ..-...-a -.,. · today. Service at Hamilton Air Force Baae Surfside, between Sunset Beach and ,,__ ~ ~ In fadf in aome artiJ of the Orange north of San Francl.sco. Anaheim Bay, too, but the flooding wu
automaUcaDy eJtend~ tor ID additional Coast, It waa Ieaking. 04We bad aome planes over the area more spectacular than aerioua.
J'Ur each Jan.-..1 unleaa one of the Today the weather Bureau nriled but the weather 'la terrible with tbun-The Sunset Beach Volunteer· tire
parties ~ the qreement 1ppllea for JLI farecut and conceded that the coUtaJ derfi.orma, mow and Jclng cond!Uons," Department was called to pump water
DOIH"elltW&I. an Air Farct apokHman said. "We can from the home of contractor Stan Al!x· 'lbe~.~·bleanctlled dur--lfU. would experience ''.la o l1ted only aet 'tbe ground al:iout five pereent ander, of B-IM, Surfside, but no other
in& tbe .ccmtrict ~.bf mutual agree-tho.wen" befon a neW 'cold froat pubes of the time becauae the mountain peak.! residences were flooded. mentotlbecowitr~~Jandowner1. the preclpltaUon eut of 1he picture make tt neceaaary for the search planes Homes in the private community art
In l1ICh a -.;.1111!, land llhall ho tonlgbl to stay abovt 1,000 ftet." listed numerically wt-to-we.rt on ocean-~ .m.JDld'by the usesaor The alr tearcb was called off at attn· front A row, inland Brow, and Crow, ml~~'will pay to tiie oounJy '11>uncfay'• foreclll calla for ~ down Tuesday but crew1 wllh Jttps, which faces away from tbt ocean toward
u iWiirid taau 11t -t .equal In ""'"'1 Ulei, with only j>art!T Cloudy lour-whte.I -e vtblcles, snowshoes and Pacific Coast Highway.
IO ~ of Ibo '*" ...-valnaUon condll!O.. mlltd In. ,And, !he b!irtau skis continued the l'O'lJld oearcb Debris today Utters tbt narrow llrelt1
cl Iba Jftl>orty. l.=-.==lbere==-=='l';;;blbl= UU>Y=taln.====;;;throng=;;;bou=t;;;the=;;;nl;;gb;;;L======='=al:;;;on;::g;a;;;ll;;;thr;;;:;;;ec;;;r;°";;;':;;;· =====::., Finn ina.,,.,t ~ will not be I
available aDtu lifter March I but plan-
ning d~ elllmatts -the tax e!foct cl TueadlY'1 action to be:
-1"1M Raacli: An wesamtnt cu1
lrom Ill m1lUon tbll year to fr.I mJIDon
relultlng In tu reductlona from tblJ
;year's .ts m1DJon to •1000.
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to fl.I mlW.. wi1ll llXN reduced from
fllQ,000 to 191,000.
llAllDEBT !llT
Hardest bit 111 11>e tu nductlOlll .. m
be ICbool districts Including Ibo Sad-
dleback Junl« College JJl1trlct, the Su
Joequln School lllstrlcl and the Or11111
Vnlllod Scbtol JJlstrlcL
Saddlebadt ofllQlla COllltndnd lb•
change would cost their dlstrlcl IUI0,000
In taxts nezt year. " Auessor Andrew J. Hinshaw had
hinted that hi5 auessmenl& might not
be as Jaw as the plaMing department
estlmlltl, "dtptncling on the compatible
uses approved." InUmuch ~ no pro-
fitable usea were approved Hinshaw'• · ."1
reducUoo.s m1y 1ppruimate the plannera
estimates. •
The 1grlculturil pmtrvt ttatua II
granted on a llndJng by the supenioon•
th1t "in order to discourage premature
and unnecasary conversion of tuch llnd
front agricultural u..,, .....,lnldng that
!Ucb land ba1 definite l)Uhlic value 11
open space ml that the pmervaUon
ol such land In agricultural producUon
constitutes an important phyllcaJ, sodaJ,
aesthtlic, and -ic ....i lo the county." .
Prevloully lltntbaw ·-Ibo land on Ill potefttlal UIO, Ul1lally for ,bome
building.
5upervleor llnld !. Baktr did ret
one change made In lbe agntmtnl u
wrlu.n. u now rtad1 that H tbt wuua..,...
Act lllould boecna i-tUVe and tht
O!llltr tennlnaioa tilt -on!, ht shall
pay the lar ponalty. Tbe act comes
up for -hi 1"111.
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"wttcbl>and that pull tile' -
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dtal1 lat you nfir·to any month anr
time u a built.Jn oalmdar unrolla ba""' .
wanlt or forirud1 to make yoar w1tcbb1111d ·a
functional. 11 well 11 h1nd1ome f11hion 1ect1· ~ry. Suridaye ind ~0Uda71 In red. Choice of
1)ol1t-O-Plex• atylaJ, St1liil111 itHI 18.15 and
pllo10 aoJd·.ftlltjl flt.p. Newr·bu a wtlcbband
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IANKAMERICARD
MASTER CHARGE
-J. C. J./umpM116 '}~w11fer
112l NEWPORT AVE. COSTA MESA
22 YEA,\S IN THE SAME LOCA TJON
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Plane Hunt Slowed
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·'WATER? WHAT WAfER,' SAYS SUNSET &EACH · CHAMBER SECRETARY 'MRS .. ·DONAtD.'.STRArff ' ·
. "'lg~ T~, Bit Suif, Dr1Jtiirliod;~orle1 of•l~',ilnd ·o So~I ~ ~,!;loo<tl~p :·· :-•.-.;··::·-,
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LOI ANGELES (uPI) -Sirhu: t.
SJrllan fired m°"' than 300 rounds durin(
five hours at a taitet range on 1tbe
day ,befall Sen. Robert F .. Kennedy 's
t death and told another · man his ,pn
wu lllfficient to "till a dog," a Witness
said today.at bis 'mmder tria1.
Michael Saec<l'm.an, who was also prac·
ti~ with his pistol at Uie range laid
he' talked with Sirhan for more .than
45. minutes and obaerved bundrOdo ·of
anpty shell casings oo the ground.
Saccoman said that Sirhan told him
he·planned on aoing on a bunUng trip.
"I told him that hunting wilh a pistol
was against the law," Saccoman said.
"He asked me why and I told him
that.wu because of its lact·of accuracy.
And he said, 'J don't know about that
-it will kll1 a dog.' '1 •
Saccoman drew on a slate board a
reproduction of how Sirhan's target look·
ed at UH; range . It wa! punctured with
hundreds" of holes most of which were
1n the center of the target and Saccoman
said be decided Sirhan was "a pretty
1ood lhot." PlaUnum blonde Claudia Williama
testified that she also stood next to
Sirhan at the range for nearly an ~llt
and' that he assisted her in pra.ctlclng
with her revolver.
BUI Barry, 41, a strapping former
FBl agent wbo was tht" slain senator's
petsona! bodyguard, 'tutlfied. Tu..ctay
of becoming separated from lili ~arce
wb<JI Kennedy leaped from ~' plall<irm
an<! took a short cut througb the ~
where he was shot
$pe.aking alowlY, hil voice aomelimes
falleting, Barn' told the jury ~
leaped from a stage In the Ambala<lo<
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Damages Soug~t .
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bin.ages of $12$.000· 111< llelnR ooqsJi\
by the father of a f.ytar-Old 5'ol Beach ~I who aJlepdly was atlae)ed by a
neighbor's ~'. • ......> ·the ~ ...... _ .Nalitecl u .....,...,.. In -.--
eaiut · su11 tiled by llk:hail D. lltearm.
SIS lllh 111., .e jlarl>ara ml Join
OlialL The)' an olai04 lo l>o lhe ....,... on doc which allocP' and bit Timme
Part 'Stalma Jul M. "I. '1'I* animal daiml SMm•, Inflicted
"ievere wowida -and deep gashes" on
JhO child. He also statea that her injuries
will be "of a perman<nt a n d lastlnl
nature."
· fiEW YORI( (AP) -Th• atoct market ~ todllY wtth It& third loaa of the ~'(See quotaUons, Pages 21-lt). ,
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from Hall came II minutes after tateolf
from Hawthorne, wb!n '"" radioed Ilia ~ pfu 'to:T..,.;pa!i 1111 .. !O!Jth.
''They mlpt bav. found a nlcs Oat
area to· come dol'!I ·In 0< they ,milht
have landed in ape of~ ~k~'lak_e.,"
aald ~ manqer Art Barlow . '1'bese
pllOt&' .... ' real pd' . . . 11\ey ...
the ileit In lb6' 00.inesa." '
An ~ air-aWch Tuesday
WU coanslna~ by· the Afr.S.a llalcue '
Service at Hamlltoo Air Fl>rcs S-
norlh ol San FranclJco. · ,
"W:• J\ad some 'planet ov.r·ti.. Oita
but the .... -It tenlble with' -deratorms; anoW and iclni i:oftdlUoriat"
ap Air .Force apokuman aaid. "~
oi>ly *' the ·l'(>Ulld 1!Joul_ five ..
ol the lime ¥<'"" the'.'\)0Ullfa1ii·J>W;a make it neceasary for tJie searCh Pfaries
to stay Jbove.1,000 feet."
The air se.arcb wu called off at aun--
down Tuelday but .crews with jeepc,.
four-wbfft drive vehicles, snoWsboee and
skis Conilnued the ground selrcb
throughout the nllill .
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IO-year . Budget
With ~Guarantees?
A ·piopooec! 10.jear ~ gilide
rec.ttved the awoval :~ the, FountaJn.
VaDey tliy CoimnJl Tuesday nlihl
The flnanclal plan worked 1111 by City
Manager · Jama Neal v 1l1'11 al I y
iU'!'a1iteu. llabl• ' pr0perty' tuea' .....
part· development . to FCMJl\l'ln Vllley
;.,Jifent8' !cir' Ille next II years.
· "With · tJUa plan we tan avoid tfle
common day-to-day , ~rise.tHrl"9 ti·
1s1ep "' ~ .<tu.ea," . ..p1'1Md Nt:a1
a! 'ht eiented the' program "to eouh-. pt. ' . 1 • . . • .. cibnen. 1 • • • • CoimCllinin John Htrper llOinted ·out
tliat !he . IO.year ~ flirij w!ll
esiliblialied .the dty water hln' for the neii decade. '
"I bad hoped we could lower Ille
water rat. In the llllun," said Harptr,
"but ptt11ap1'the'builiet·e111 bet..ined
later, ~ fandl 1 from. anotbef ICIUfCe
cail be chanced to help lower the water
nte.11 ,
1o ,. . aurpriR oc11.. on a pllDJ!lllt
ll•m. coundlmen nvened • plamdng commlaiDn recommendalloo and deoled
• roqueil , .. a ..... chiillt· A~ had -made for a plinned devel-with amaller·thaJHtandard JOta' on ·the borlhwat c0rn<r ·o1 Talbert
Avenue an<t Ward Simi. ·
l'1amllnl -bid' ........ .-QilrotaJ. liul ., .... n_. voled
"llin'l'ft• ... ltbe ~ ItnallJ -no llmovatial .JiiiUIJlll :apiclal' ...,.
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•'iiid r dai>'I. lite· Ibo -1n 111e ~lllUOO di· 11111" trael• .to \o ...,. ithteid It " -' ..
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eratura wlll r.,,e li'om II to 45
aJq the ,coastal .....
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T~eotcr tlot't arr Ughtlllf
up GU OHr ihi cw.Mv w.-~Wek
1DiUI tiff.Mio~""";,,·lilt• ....... s .. , l:iHit-• ~dl,.Popi1 lf.10. ' ' ' .
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Valley f.ouncil
Votes to Dissolve
Harbor District
Gina Has Knee Job
ROME (AP) -Gina Lollobrlilda
wadlnient a 71-mtmrte operatfcm m her felt -p" today. II w11 lractunMI
tn ID automoblle aocldent Sunday, and
her doetm'I ll1d the operation was iuc-
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R•Mrt N. W•M '
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M•mllf' ~'"'~ P.O. lu no. t:tMI. . ' ' °""'" OM.. NIWll9rf ludl1 #II Wiit ...... ...,....,.,..
C.O.te .V...r m w.t In' 1-'--~1 m ;...t""""'
~e.·P,... Wanted •
Sunset Aquatic
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Park 'S9lici~i~g~
-Lease p r o p o 1 a I 1 for f1rst pbue:
devolopment ol Sunaet AquaUc Rel!onal
PFt are being !Oliclted toclat by the
lltf11ie ~Coqn\y De~t of Hart>on . ~ 1lelcbeJ "1d tho Departm<nl cl
~l'npellJ-I
.,,,. lint pliaa, h........ ,, -of land and water, will c:ons1st of a
boat launcblng ramp, 190 boat berths,
a boat ~pair yard, an ovmtlgbL camping lt"-I mtaurui ind I pialJc oru. ~ --· -cl lwbon 'ind buchel, ll1d 11111 -of
the bolt launcblng •llllP bu been com-
pleled ind la opefat1oo o1nce WI IWD-
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~ dolod becau• cl driftwood, Dollam
and otber del:rl.I apread aeroa tbt
roadway," Hll'l'1lcn .ldded.
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-· The bylkheodl, ll>llrjor ~· and restrooms have alao -"'l!l'l!!YI·
Lessees will be required to -the sllps1 an aJ(minlllrailve bolldlnf.·._
boalyaro ond tbe ovemlght campini -
for a tqta1 lnve1tmlnt of at JeMt '711;ooo.
Proposal! Wili be opeoed lla1 19 ud
leases signed about July 1.
Bids will be on three parct)1. The
first contJin11 about 18 acre1 and ii
ready for immedlate development ud
UMJ of a boat launchln1 facillty, boat
alips, dry boat 1tor11e, coffff tbop and
rertalD'anL
l'be aeoond porcel cootalna about lb:
acrea of land ind water and II ready
for immediate development and UH for
a boat repair yard, boa! 1al01, dry
boat storage ind &hip cbandlery.
The third parcel II an overniil>t cam-
ping and travel trailer area and conal1U
of about 12 acres of. land. It will not
be ready tar development for ~wo year1.
Leaae propo&ala will bl ·~ for M,y oae .of · lbe llnt two porce1-or all
tbree. .
OIL HUDDLE -Threat ol_oi! drilling off Orange
Coa st brought rare joint meeting Tuesday of city
rnanagen .ff'om five ... Orapge ' Coast communities,
Huddling were (clockwise from left ) lt...,.tb Cari
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of s'!!' Clemente, Dofle Miller of HIUlllDll<>n ~.
Harvey 11ur!burt ofNIW!iart ·l!eecb, l"8 Risner of
Seal Beach and Jainel Wl!Mlon of Lagi1na ~
Walen rolied .down the beach ind
around homes la , tho· community of
-.--tllachind ADI~ BaJ,,leo, but the floodln& WU men_...,.. tllU oerl..,,.
'l'lla ~ -Volmitoer l'in .-~ • ..., called to pomp water
Minimum reotal 111·porce! ooe ii #,000
for !be fll'll year rinclnl up to •u.ooo
by 1179. Leaaee must deveklp fadllU..
In accordance with ud!ltectural nan.
dardl developed by the Harbor Dlltrlcl
with a mtnim.um coat of $300,000, u~
elusive. of the restaurant. , ~
Cities Map Fight on Oil
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mp, l!li --'of ---Alex· andir~ ti. a.et, Surfddt, but no· other
....i.i..c. were llooded.
1lomel la the prtyale COllU!llll1i .. ore
. ~ llll\!lerlcallJ .euw..w..t .. ~
froot '').:'• lnllDd ·s row, ind C row,
whlcb away tromjbe ocean tonnf
Pacll1c Cou1 11l1bn7.
Minimum rental on parcel two will
be ts,000 ti>. !Int year ind rlJlllng
up to $11,000 la 1179. Leise< DIUlt Invest
•1io,ooo In facilities.
Porcel three will require a flll0.000
Investment and may only be lel.Hd ln
coanecUon with the fint two pan:eJa.
Minimum rental is '8.000 for tht tint
Tighter Rules See"' But No Beach Oil SanctiJm:y
Debrt. today Dtlen Ibo narrow "llieeto
al..,, .aD tin< row&
HOMF.1 lfUCi p;o
'l'lla llllarol pou.in of ~ -...
7ur ind up to IU,000 by 1179. .
Pmo111 Interested In lurtber ln-
formati111 or bidding llll!' call tbe
llepoll1n<nl cl Real "'-" s.m:.,
ill N. 8Ycamon, !1an1o Ana, at tele-
phone D!-Ji60. Alanned" by the Santa Barbara oli
diluter and new petroleum Jndultry fu.
trulioaa into county waten, flve Oran1e
~ dty _.,... 'l'ueod.r Dllpped
llrolegy lo fight the poliuUon threat
ill a special meelin& la Newport Beach.
They each agreed lo take leadership
roles in the developing of proposed
Jqi•lation ~;
-8trengtben the 1late'1 8hell-Clm-
nlngham. Act where ft now applies.
-Tilbten drWin1 restrictions whert
offlhore 9D i!xptlltaUan is already
parmltted.
The emergency 11es.sian, called by
Newport City Manager Harvey L.
Hurlburt. wu believed to be un· ..-.11c1.
Oftlp, :t'l'l'lfjDINo I' '/
In addition to Hurlburt, thooe attending
were Huntln1ton Beach City
Administrator Doyle Miller, Seal Beach
City Manaler Lee RllneT: Laguna Beach
Oty Manapr JamOI D. Wheaton ind
San Clemente City MtnafU Kenoeth
Corr.
Miller ond RllllU told the pthqlng
that tbe1r c1u., would -1 dlortl
to ..-the ~. Act'>
oll "llnduary'' Into federal waten IOUth
of tbe Santa Ana River.
But they Indicated It wun't l1kely
the Wlcluary could be eztencfed Into
Udelandl off Hmtlinlton Beach ind 8'tl
Beach, where ollsho,. drllliq Is """ pennltted.
P.ROPOllED LAI'? WEEK
Tbe }ll<lpoal to ancompuo wil!lin lbe
ban the um north ol the river wu
put forth Wt wHt by Newport city
councilmen.
''We've already &ot offabcn welll, 11
said R1mtr, "and thert'1 nol much that
can be done about that."
"You can't make oU p!&D\plnc that
11 now under ,,..., ~."
agreed llllllr ..
1·u .. did," Aid· Rimer, "tbe lirma
that ore already Ibero would get ali
1 tbe oU." •
G~VE ENDORSEMENT
The two JoinOil Lqttii1•1 Wbeaton ·ond
San Clemente'• Cart 1n endonlnl a
Newport Councli reialutlon, a<lopled
Tuflday, calling fer I'm med I ate
suspension by the state of a penntt
to Shell Oil Co. for test core drilling
one ljllia olf N"1P<irt Harbor.
Tbey Mid ;Ibey WoW•f """1untlld
........ ef .•im)lor ~ 111 tbelr ' .
·Fr-. Pqe .r
HOUSE DIVIDED . : :
to cut diagonally through your lot."
"Where dou lbat leave me?"-luked.
"Who gets m11tua? Wberi· iit8 .my
kids 10 to ldloOl! What are yoo 1o1n1
to do about lt? '.'
KEEP 1lllOLI!: TllACf
·Don explained that OOC ·,had .waolld
to put ali cl ~ tncl lnJo' us: dl!lrlcl,
bot that Saddltbact had obje<ited. Th•
oaJy .wa7 to ·aet ua all ·lo the sam•
junior oollott·ltnl WU lo peililon later.
''M..mrblle," I Aid, "let'• find out
where the Keevila belona."
Report I from obllglJll ·Don Jacobi:
'"t'tln {then tind of aJale), th1I Ls
a rather unuual altuaUoo. Jn matter•
cl thiJ kind, IOCMdln& to Illa county
8Clloo1I olllce, the doltnnlnlnc factor I• wben you....... '
"WhlAllleep?"
"Yep, wllaleftr dlltrict tho beClroom
falls in, Wt'• where yoo ~ tax•."
Don elabonlad. 11'1 whore tho )lad
" . tbe -lays hil bead that delermlnM a aplll boundory. No matler
If be ind hil wlie sleep In aeparate
l>edroc:ms, the man, in tbiJ case, carries
the wtlchl.
"Don." I llid, ''Our bedroom i1 a
mighty 1>11 -. It llllJ be In both
Mr. Krueger's
Funeral Slated
Memorial servtce1 wm be, hold Salur·
day for Frtder!ck U. Kruecef', ualatant
superlnleftdenl ol the Hunilqton Buch
waur I>tpuWent who died a&dlreonuyt
Wator IltpuWenl who dltd Sundt)' alter
a brief 1llaeu. lie WU 61.
A rfll!dlat 'cl HllJIUniton -fw =-,..., Mr.<X....., -.....,ta1"u~i:=~
bl 111111 et I p.m. al ~ Mor1U1rY a.pol,•&. Tblrd SI., '-BtaclL. .
Mr. K,.... II llUl'Y!Yad "1 blo wilt,
l:mllJ, of Ibo lamll7 -· !Mii Rilllla '--He .... i..-a daualilar, lln.·
1.oUam ,,,., cl Huntlqton 8-11; -
llarny, Arnold ind Frank Ktuoc• of
Iowa; a hall-, ~aolr x.._
ot !(!cbfcu ind a llalHIM-, )hi,
Hamat cl 8ou1h 'llllmla.
flllll\y ....... tllal' -.... ...,. mite a memorial.-..-
lo the Clly of Hope.
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dl!lrkll rlght """· What H we movad
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1111'1 ·been dont..-D:m nkl. '"Tbs't'Ve ' ' . been caieo -·111e bed bu been
pulled mr to . ibe other tide cl tbe
-aod tt'I -the lmle." Then can\t 1 ccmtradlctorJ' report.
'lboae ~. In. Santa . Ano nev.r .....
lo ........
The lllel&Ol'11 office said I've 1ot
dual cl~. I belon1 to both
districll. My kids, if they're of junior
college q:e, could go to either OCC
or Saddleback.
Moment of terror: Do I pay dual
tu11 .. well?
No, the lu bill ll oplil bel-Ibo
two dlltrlctl In --· But ,..., Mr. Keevi1, are In Illa -U situation
cl being In two ldeotlca1 dlllrlctl
slmultaneoosly.
Unusual Indeed.
Today b bell!I devoted to findlnJ< which
theory s)\111 prevail. can J shlft the
bed -oc .... lllto tbe ~· bed-room ind lllaJ la 1111 OCC ·dlltrlel! Or
am I already deJt1ned to split my loy-
alty, my home and Jn1 tu dollm?
DUAL CITIZENllllIP
If I do have thiJ mu janlor coll11e
chl-11ip, I'ln walklq clOwo tbe 1tnet
for • ""-1 wltb _mr nllchbar, Mr. J"'11 O'Hara Smllb. I'm ~ to •t li1m
where you sip up for the tchool bGard
election.
Thtn l'm goini up to Santa Ana and
aak for candldatW .. pen.
Wblch dlltrlct! llM1'li •k.
Soddloback AND Oranl' Cout. I'll
say I'm 1olnl to nm fw both cl them.
Tbal'll i-11 'am to aplit up a bappy
buejr:W.
Young Republicans
Show Heroin Film
A flll1l on beroln addiction wlD bl
ohow1I 11 1:111 J>J11. 'l1llnday 11 lbe meollnl ol the Hun1Jn11<>o·Vallty vounc
Republ!Clnl 11 Iba Sberalon-BUcll Inn.
fl'ollowlnc the ~ by Ibo Hun·
U!llloo Bloch PoD<t Dapa.-~ the
ml1once will be _.,. to -the mm "llartotica" and to a11: q ....
Uons.
city coanclll. brouibl Ibo ... to Ibo ~ In
'lllon WU allo ainement to~ lllU, -llWlfal A row -were
Ibo . -!¥ -oli piobleai' .. wncl:ed Ind lnatwator boulders lhmt oevonl Mloll, with dlvllloiio o I tbrooP B row prqa doon. fll!IOl¥.lbllil?. -Emerpney wortm.i boarded over
AB8JGNMllNTI GIVEN wlndowo at Ibo moof cr!Ucal po1ot _
when ireenwat« 1ea1 were poundJJll
Here ii bow the aalpmenta were bouoelronll.-bot the problem lessened
dl!lrlboted at the hour-long meeUn1 : al other ael!Ons.
-Newport Beach will focus Its efforts One woman wbOH famUy hosted a
on it• immediate mxvn tbe Shell a· party Jfft her front door Open to air
ploratory drilling. · ' out the amoky· bouae overolpt ind found
-Seal Beach aod llmillnlliia Beach a baby aell momlng on ber couch the
will take the lead in recommending state following momlng.
and federal legislaUon that would beef Beach erosion conUnued until lhe Army
up drlilio& cootrols ind lncreue city Corpo of En"'-Initiated a 196fcam-lbom of" oil -from "fldelaoda ... _ ........ now '-'·• ...... ~..... ~ la wblch )Oil aaod .,.., pumped ....... -......-baca lmn tbe oeafloor ind ndlllrlbot<d
-Seal 8-b. l1ong with Long Beacb, 15 mil" up by the curnnts.
will draft policy fer 11,000 offshore acres Nlbbllng 1lowly over the yean
which are at prel8lt neither Within however, tht aame currents have qafti lederal-aortbe_1_m111 ._ .... .,............ ..... ....
limit ~ a "'no-man's land" bJ ··~w._,..~~~n;;;
Hurlburt, _the ~9:1. Jtretcba fr~m Long of new A row homes· Ja1t year.
Beach to the Ai>ih<Jm S.y jetty, Somo people thought the ll!M anli-
-Lquna Beach Md San Clemente erO!lon campaign WIJ their final annver :1 ~'~ f':'t:~ lo the problem, but lo 1uthorliles who
to the m....ILJ'. ..... ~"""!'-t know the proceg ol nature. Tutaday'a
_ _.~ta== qood w11 no aurprlu. ·
to Illa Malcan bonier. . NA'IUJW. EROSION
"It was upected," he aplalned, ADVlll Oi1iilRI "because of the natural erosion cl the
l!ach IDllll\clpal admlniltraW, ll w11 ocean poandlng uglnst the shore."
•llOed. -id telt"llle otben adviled Moorho111e conUnued to nplaln how ol Ill · findlno and recom!Dflldatlou, the natural proceu of bulldinc beach.ea
IO tbat. all actfaa would be Jn eoncert. had been interrupted by man..mtde con-
In addition, Wlteaton ll1d be would slruetfon.
requtlt a meetiq of all Callfonb 11leache1 art built by rivers," he Wd,
coutal city llWll&m lo IO!lclt tbe~ "arid wben flood control projects dom-
support. med up the rlven in the mountains
Rllnlr, meanwhile, will Met the back· it stopped the rtpleniahin1 now of sand
ill( qi Ibo Clllfanila Loque cl Cltlel. lo the beacbes.
"'Ropetulb:,'" Aid HID"lbart, ''we can "Man-made ocean projecta IUCh as
g11"tlla mUra -beblnd -campolp the Anabelm Lindina jetty vii! the San Im: oarncllYe loilllaUon. We'll noad It Gabriel Rlnr jetty In Seal Beach aloo ~~ tlii-· !'1 lol>bJ In _ _., and illlmupled Ibo na-pottmt cl ......
--.• CWTents," M09fbouae conUnued.
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1t.a11Wadme!Ol-
tionary q)endar
watcbbond thft pill tbt
wbol1 yeu oil ynv wrlllt
-and tllin 1om1. f"I' lmali
.dtal1 ltt Jou "11f ta ~1 "'°"th an)
Ila• ll a ballt-la e1ladu Onrolll 1'1• ,.w. .. ,_,. "' atb -....... d -~
flact!maal .. ..0 ~· faallloa -...,, ludiJo.Ud.......,. ....... Clooloer:i Twlst.o:nm.-~ ltol.i-· ...... ..
,.Uow aold-811td au.ii.*"' liM 1 ~
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Flooding Blow
To Parking Plan
On Beach Strip
Sunset Beach resident.. today are hop-
ing 'l\lesday's ocean o v e r f 1 ow
demUllSlra.led the unteulbtuty cl boJldlnl
• paridng lot 00 the beach llrlp'.
''This provea Sunset lsn' a atablt
beech;" aaid Mn. Donald Stnln,
secretary to the Sunad Beach OWnbtr
of Commerce.
'~P.erb•PI now the Orange County
Harbor Di*tet wUl reconsider fta: part-
ing lot proposals," 11he added.
On Jan. 14 the Hjrbor Dl1trlct reviewed
four proposala for estabUlbl.ng a parking
Jot to serve the 33-acre county beach
area.
Three of tbe propoeal1 conalated cl
building fa~tuties dlreclly on tbe beach
and coridenmlnl varlou.s portm cl pro.
perty in the Sunael Beach area.
Ali tbm plans were vigorously oppoeed
by aboul 11 to IO Sunset Beach ruideota
who aµended the m..ttn1 In Newport
Beach.
A fourth pian calling !0< conatrueUon
ol parking laclllUes along the Pacl!Jo.
Electric right-of-way further inland bu
reci!ived local backing.
-Harbor District autbor1Ue1 have not
taken action u yet on any of tbe parking
propoeals.
TueadaY'• demomlr•llon of beadl ...
stability, however, may have been alfcbl·
ly more empbaUc than Sunset Beach
m-ldents desired to prove their point.
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At· Firing Range ·
.Told by Witness
LOS ANGELEs (UPI) -Sirhan B.
SirhD find more thn 31111 r<IUJlde dllrinl
, five hours at a· target range on· the
daY. before Seo. Robert F .,.Jeenoed7'1
dea(b and told another . maD his' gun
WU sufficient to "kill a dog,'' a withesa
aaid today al hi. murder trial. ·
Michael Saccoman, who wu allo prac-
ticinl with his'Pbtol at the range said
he talked with Sirhan for more . ~
45 .minutes and· observed hundreds of
empty shell casings on ·the ground.
Saccoman aaid that Sirhan told him
be planned on going on a bunting_ bip.
"I told him that hunUng with I pistol
was against the law," Saccoma~ said.
"He ..,ked me why and I told him
that was because of its lack of accuracy.
And be saj,d, 'I don't tnOw about thit
-"it will kill a dog.' " Saccom~ drew on a slate board a
repi'odUction of bow Sirhan's target loot-
ed at-the range. It was punctured with
hundreds of holes most of which were
in the center of the target and Saccoman said he decided Sirhan was "a pretty
good shot."
PlaUnum blonde Claudia Williams
tesutied that she also stood next to
Sirhan at the range for nearly in .h?ur
and that be assisted her ln practicmg
with her revolver.
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Bill Barry, 41, a slrappiug fonn~r
FBI agent who was the a1aln senator s -al bodyguard, testified Tue!llay
of becoming separated from his charge.
when KeMedy leaped from a plaUorm
and took a short cut through the pantry
where he was shot.
Speaking slowly, his .voice oometimel
faltering, Barry told the jury Ktnned1
leaped from a llage In the Amhauador
(Set lllJlllAN, Pap .,
Be"s
Damages Sought
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'0 Mo1t :ot. tht area 1ietween nth ·end
lltb ltreefs WU beafily-flooded," Safd
Dick Harrllon, superintendent "' the su ... t Beach Slnltuy Dlotrlct. , •
"North and South Paelflc •-ore ' (llee FLOODING, Pap I)
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from Hall came JI minutes after tUectt:
!ram HawilMlrne, •1*1 he radioed his
fllgbl·plan to 'f<Miopoh>J°" mllea 11>ulh.
"They mllht have found a nice flat
area lo come d'!'!h. In or l)iey might
have lande4 Jn ~ of_ our alkali lakes,"
said a1tJ10ri .._Art Barlow .'"lbeae
pQoto .,.. reil" IJOOd '. • , they ot• the hell In Ule· .......... ..• .
An ~ ioJr -Tutlday WU coor<llnate<H1j •lbe AJr'.SM Reoeue
Service •t ~ · JJrl FotU , Bue
north of ·Son Jl'nn~ ' ', ·
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"We bad aomi planes Over the ana
but the wea-Is terrible with " thun-
derstorms, lw:lrt and iclnc · ~UoM,••
an Air Fprce,i tP,>tesman iald. "We CfD
only 1tt Ille' ground . .,bout five ptr<tlll
of the \h::t~~ ~ mountain ~ make It for the oearch ~
to stay abOYe 1,000 feet."
The air search wu called off at IUft.o
down :-n-lay but, crews with jet~ four-wlieel1~ ffh!clel, 1110Wlboea Ud
skit · conunued the ground eeirtb
lhroqbout the l)iilll.
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S~eps Taken lo!" Start
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Weadaer
11Je weatbenDln liY• a .cltoJce
Thurlday-eunriy to portq cloudy
-'but mr1 DO ,_. rain'. Temp-
eratures wW nap fnlm 51 to U
alon& the . .,.i' ..... .
INSWE TODAY
Theater 1taq11 ore lighting
up aU ovtr the C01tfttV thil weelc
with Ji ....... prodU<lionl op<1l·
iMg( iK &Arte ~·· Su Et1tef. toml!llllt l'agu JJ.lP.
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HomeoWners
To Chal"lenge
Park Policy
Tbe parl< _.iallloa poJlcJ of tho
~--andParlal
(lemml-wll1 be dw!lengod i..tlbl
lif I IROP of -'llllo -atnllerportlltho--
of~ Stnll and BellAYeDJL
Tbe bllllo • ..-. .-lrlllor parl<
la behll loll • -Ii. -al •11 -Qrclo, ---
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Sunset Aquatic
Park. !'Soliciting"
Ltue propo1al1 fer Ont pbue
developmtnt of Swllet Aquatic RerJoall ~art are bel"i tollclted toda) by !hi
0r..,. l:ounlf Dtparlment of twticn
111111 -lllll !lie Dopailmllll• of ~al~Senl-.
mer. Tba bU!kbeadl, Interior roa<1W.,1·
and restrooms have a1Jo been ccxnplotad.
• lll«n pu<el " land --wat.r, '11111 II tho allA! piopoood lot ,.
Tha Jl?il pbua, IDclud... 17 ..,..
of land and water, wtJl conslat of a
boat l11mchlng rlJllp, 190 boat berths,
a boat repair 1onl, an ovttnlghl camping
..... ft!lt&Urat and • plcnlc IJ'U.
Ltssets will be r<qnJrtd to -'
the alit:141 u admlnlltraUve bolktln& tbtl
boacyaid 111111 lhe oven>Jll>I camplDf~ll'll
for a total lnvestmtnt of at lei.It f71D.009. Proposall will be openad May 11 11111
leases algned about July 1.
Bids will be on thr<e parcels. Tha
first conta!na 1bout IS acres and 11
n1dy for lmmedlate development and
U10 of a boa! iauncblnf facility, boat
the tnlkn.
RecreaUon 111111 Pork . Commllll-.
meet Iii council chauben of' -
11a11, 5ui Stroet 111111 Pecan A-al
7:30 p.m. A large crowd II expected
to &SI: that the city uphold Ill Dllllet
plan 111111 p1aco a port oo the piope!IY
u eulllned la the -plan.
Tbe ll'tl II aurrowidtd with olJ!lle
family -11111 nearlJ all al Ibo
nsldeall have o1pc1 pel1ll<m ,...mot
Ibo trallor parl< ubll by Altby
c.ootruclloo Co.
Tbe land la quoolloli la -and evtrJ winier la coWnd by wat<r, UIUally
to a cloptb of about lour feel. II II
below the gride of ourroundlng property
about five feet.
Tbe matter came before the Plannlng
CommiMlon w b i ch feferred Jt to the
Recreation Comrnllsloo. Tbe Jlecrtallon
and Part De~ II trytag to
eliminate tbe 10-.cre aite from tta muter
plan in fa90r of mall, n<!g)iborhood
pora t<ljaoent to Springview 111111
Meadowlark Schools.
Sincl the park muter plan wu
developed the _,,,..,..., ..-an, bu
adopled 11111 -• policy of amall
-about two to -...... -ports -to llChoob .. that the lull play aru of the lldlool can In tflecl be
added to the port.
Once the crmmlakn makes • declllon
loollhl. the -will be refemd back to t&e ·Plannlal OmmlMAm for a ftnaJ -
Valley Council
Votes to Dissolve
Harbor District
Gina Has Knee Job
ROME (AP) -Gina Lollobr1PI•
llJlderwenl a ,..._ operadon .., ber
left kneecap today. It WU fradured
In a automobile accldent Sunday. and
her docton nld the operaUon WAI IUC'--
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OAANISI CO.UT ,UIL.9'HING COM,~lfY
lt.Mrt N. WM4 _ .. _
J1c.• R.. , O.rle:r "* '"' ...... _. .,._. .........
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Alb.rt W .... ,, Wl11!1"" lt1M
A.-t.i. Mlilrt!lll9hM B..m IE.dllw ClfY l•ttw ... __ _
aot 1tti S+r.et
M11fl1t1 A114,..,n P.O .... no. tl:HI
"""' -Newport ... d11 Ull Wwt ..... 119ult¥9"" c.t. Mal: m w.t..., •tMt L.-r. Mtdl1 m '"--* ,.,...
' '· s-a. --dlr'!'lar of barllon 111111 bucbol, WI lhll ~Oii GI
the boat lawi<b!ni ramp bu -......
pltlod 111111 Iii operalloo -lul ....,. ,,,.... r.,. 1 . .
FLOODING ••• ..
a1oo .--·of clrlllwood, notum
ml -doblia _..r· acrou the
roldwl,J' J ... HarNao llldld.
' OIL HUDDLE -Threat ol oU drilling off Orange
Coast brought rare joint meeting Tuesday of city,
. managers from five Orange Coast communitlea; -
Huddlln1 wero (clocj<wile from lelt) Kemeth Carr
\., . .• .... YP"Pf ... Plllll
of San Clemente, Do)li YWer ot BlllltlqlaD llffcb,
H..Vey.Hurlburt cl NlltPCWt llllch, Loe1Ulilaf l>f
Sn! Btach and J-Wlleetcn cl La,U.. Beach •
Waton rollad dowi\ ·Ibo beach ·11111
lrO\ll!d IMineo la !lie eommanlty of
Blrildo. betweea ·luale! Bucb and
,Anaheim Bo)'; too,. b!il'the no0cunc WU
DICft ~cula? than wloul.
Tbe ·-.-VohmJer Fin ~·-·ta11oc1 to -p water
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Cities Map Fight ;'on Oil
'"""Ille -of --Alu· adlr, al IMC, Surhlde, bat DO other -----in. tbe' lirinta rommunlty .,. u.t,ci._.n.au,.~ ........
froDt A '°", lnluCI' B row, and C row, whlcli r.c. away tram Iha ocean towonl
Paclllc C.. llJPwl1.
Debrb lodly Utlon Iha 111m1W -
Tighter Rules Seen, But No Beach .Oil Sanctuary :::::.=· .
. Tbe Dllunl pattorn al --B1 Jl!ROMl! F. COLLINS
Alarmed by the 5a!lla Bll'bera oil
dlaut<r and new petroleum lndlllll'J ln-
tr\lllonl in~ county water•, five Oralige
Cou1 city maugen Tueaday mapped
llrll"I)' to flab! the polluUon threat
in a li>eclll meetlq la Newport Beach.
Tbey each agreed to take leadtrshlp
roles in the developing of proposed
Jellllalloo.to: ' -3lreqlbin the state'I She~
nll>glwn Act wbere It now applies.
-'11ghten drilling rtstrict10111 where
olllhora oll ezp!QllaUoo ii already
permitted.
'Mle emergency session, called by
Newport ctty Maniger Harvey L.
Hurlburt. WU believed to be UD•
Jl"Ctdcitod. '
In addlUon to Hurlburt, those attending
wen Huatlncton Beach City
Admlnlltritor Doyle MIDer, Seal Beach
City Mana&er Lee Rimer, Laguna Beach
Cty -J-D. Whuton and
Son Clemente Ctr ~ Kenaall>
Cm.
Miler and lUaner . told Iha 1athtrlng
that their c1u.. wvuld aupport tflorll
to aleDd the ~ Act'1
oil uunctuary" tnto federal w1tera south
of the Santa Ana River.
But they lndlcated II wun' lllely
the unc:tuary could be atmded Into
Udelanda oil llm>lln&ton Baacll 111111 !eal
Beach, wHJ'e ollllbore drilllnl la now
permitted. '
PROPOIED LAl'l'"t!Ull:
Tbe propoul to --within the ban the aru DCl'th ol the river wu
put forth !all w .. t by Newport city coon-. "We've already IJO& offlbore welll,"
said JUmer, "and there'• not much that
can be done about th.IL"
"You can't make oil pumplna: that
11 now under way non-amt'ormlng,"
agreed Miller.
0 1f we did/' uld Rlmlr, "the ftrml
that ore alrtady there would 1et all
the oil."
GAVE ENOORSEMENT
Tba two jolnOd Lquna '• Whaaton and
San Clemen\e'I Catr 1n endunlng I
Newport 'Colmcll reaolullon, adOf'led
Tuelday, cll1inl fer I m m e d I a t t
.._.i.. by the ... al • 1'el'lllft
to Shell OU Co •• for Utt core drtlllng
one mlle off Newport Barbor ..
They illd' they would ~pa-• of llmilar reoolullona by their
From r.,. 1
HOUSE DMDED ..•
' to cut dlqonall1 through your Jot."
dWben dots that ltavt me?" I asked.
"libo &eta my •i Wbere will my
Oda 10 to ~! What are you going
to do about It?"
KEEP WHOLE TRACT
dlatrlcla rl1ht now. Whal H we moved
" ...
"It'1 been done," Don nid. 1'1'here'Ve
been -• wben the bed bu been
pulled om to the other aide GI the
bedroom and tt'I detlrm1ned lhl laufl.11
cllY coomcll1. lrilchl· .the aea to Ibo docnl.,o In
Tllen WU abo qraamllll to a~ • 1111,. -omra1 A row homel "Vt.
llW -lu -· oD problem .. wnctad 11111 -boaldtn c.., ..... 11 frontl, wllll dlvill<m o I lln!P B ..., prqo doon. •. ,
r•po111!111l1ty. --WIX-boll'do!I """
AlllGNMB!n'I GIVEN -II the -crldeal point -... ~ er-water .... ...... pouadlna
Hera la how the aalp>M>la were h-11 -but Ibo problem ·1._.a
dletrlbuted at the hciur·long meeting: at other ......,,. •
-Newport Beach will IOCUI Its efforts One woman whoet fllmily hoaltd a
OD Its lmmedlata coacmi, the Sbtll a· party left ber front door open to air
ploratory drilling. oul the omoty houM ovemJcbt 111111 louod
--SW Beach 111111 llw>llngton Buch a baby Ital imooW>c Oii ber couch the
will take the lead In recommeoding state following morning.
and f~eral legl.slaUon that would beef Be:acb erosion continued unW the Anny
up dri!Jlni CG11trole and Increase clcy Corpl of Engineers lnlU.ted a 1161 cam.
shares ol oil menue from tldellndl Pila Jn which Jost sand was pwnped
now btJnc oplollad. baclt from the aeaDoor ind r<d!Jlrlbuted
--SW Beach, along with Long Buch, U mlles up by the current..
will draft policy for 18,000 cfUbore acres Nibbling alowly over ~ yean:
which are at pruent neither within however, the same current! have acaiJi
lederll Walen DOI' Iha state'1 tl>m mtle COllllllDed part fll 1be beach, even thoup
limit. Tt:rmed a "no-man'• land" by ocelllfront lot owner1 'bollt ·a number
Hurlburt, the area ltfttcbu from Long of new A row homes lut year.
~<h_!'!,!:1'< Anabtlm Bay Jetty. Some people thought the 1161 anU-
--.-Beach and San Clemente trOlioa eampalp WU their final IDIWtr :Jll=~:ton~-"! to the problem, hut to authorlUea who to tl>e wa ,...... kn"" the proceu <t .. -. Tueacla.Y'•
wl>lcli _.... rr... the S&nla := Oood wu no mrprloe.
to the lialcaa llorder. NATURAL ER08ION "It WU expected," he explained,
"beea:UJe of the natural etosJon of the
ocean pounding aagln.st the shore.''
ADvm 011iDll
Each mualdpal admlnb!ntor, tt Wal
-· would keep Iha ~ advlaad " an llndlap 11111 ncommencJatltm
IO lhat all action wvuJd be In -' In addlU..., Wbeai<lll Mid be would
nquell a moetinl of all Ca!Uon>la
coulal cllf mlDlfll'I to IOllcll thetr
support. • Rlantr, meanwhlll, wlll ... t Ibo hick·
In• of Ibo Ca!Uon>la Leq1ie " Clllel. ,HopatullJ," Aki llarlbmt. "we can
1et Ibo 111tlre atata beblDd cm campalp
lot camctlve Jeclalatlon. We'll need lt
-Iha oD lobby in -and Wuhfttcton."
Moorhoue C011Unued to aplaln how
the nataraJ procell d building beachea
had been lnterruplld by mllHlllda ....
atrucllon.
uBeacbu are built by riven,'' ht uld,
"and when lklod control projecta dam-
med up the rtftl"I tn the mountains
It ltopped the replenlllllni now GI und
to the beachea.
"Man-made ocean projects 111cb 11
the Anaheim Land1ng jetty v.r the San
Gabriel River jetty ln Stal Beach lloo
lnltmlpled the nalunl pattern GI ocean
Clll'rents," Moorhouse continued.
lllpo, dry boat llorap, cofl" lhop IJld I
rutawant. Tile tee0nd parcel coolalnl about 1111:
acret GI land 111111 water 11111 II rud1
for lmmedlate deYelopmenl and uaa for
1 boat repair yard, boat Nia, dry
boat "°'"' 111111 lhlp chandler)'. Tile thin! parcel II an oven>1Chl <IDl·
plni and tr1vel trailer ma and COOJllts
GI about II ac:ree of land. II will not
be nady for development for two yurt.
Leue propoula will be accepltd for
any -of Iha !Int two poreeb or all
three. . ' llln1mum rental on parcel one la 11,000
for the Ont yeor ranglna up to 111,000
by 11111. Lenee muat de\'tlop ladllUea
In acconlance with archltocturll llan-
dardl de.eloped by the Harbor .Dlllrlct
with a minimum cost of !300,000, U•
clualve of the rutaurant. Minimum rental on parcel two wtll
be 11,000 the fin\ year and ranging
up to 11,000 In 11'19. Lenee muat ln•ut
f150,000 1n f1dl1Ues.
Parcel three wtD uqulre a !300,000
Jnvstment and m1y only be leued in
conntdlon with the Ont two pan:ela.
Minimum rental ii 11,000 for tho firs!
,.., and up to 111.000 by 11111.
Penona lntemted In furlber In·
formation or bidding may call th•
Department ol Real Proper1J' l5en>lcts,
tll N. Sycamore, 8aDla Ana, or telt-
pf>ooe !M-ZllO.
Flooding Blow
To Parking Plan
On Beach Strip
Sunset Beach re!idents today are hop-
ing Tuesday's ocean o v er f Io w
demODl!rated the WlleuibWty of bulldlnl
a parking lot on the beach strip.
"1bh: provu Sunset isn't a 1tabl1
beach," Mid . Mn. Donald Strain,
secretary to the SUlllel Beach Chamber
of Commerce.
"PerhaPI now the Orange County
Harbor District will reco!Ulder Ill part-
ing lot proposall," she added.
On Jan. 14 the Hjrbor llblrlct reviewed
lour propoea1a for utabliahlnJ a part1n1
lot to Rl'Ve the 33-acre coonty beach ......
ThrtO of Iha propoaala consisted of
building faclllUe1 dlrectly on tht beach
and condemning various portions al pro-
perty in the Sunset Beach area.
All three pl1111 were vigorousJ1 oppoeed
by about 15 to JO Sunset Beach residents
who attended the meellll( In Newport
Beach.
A fourth plan calling for construction
of porting laclllUes llong tha PacJllc:.
Eleclrlc rlshl-o!-wey further Inland hu
received local backing.
Harbor Dlstr:lct 1utboriUes have not
taken action u yet on any of the parking
propoeala.
Tuelday11 demonstration of Web ~
stabllity, bowuer, may have been 1Ugbt·
J,y more emphatic than Sunset Beach
nmident.s desired to prove their Point. Don eiplalned ~t OCC had wanted
to put all <t Iha !fact Into its dl1trlct,
but that Saddleblck had Obj<cted. Tb•
CIDly WIJ to 1et UI all 1n the wne
janlor college tent WU to ptUUon lal<r.
Tllen came a coatradlctory nport. Thole lolta la Santa Ana never...., 1r~~~~~~--:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-..
"Meanwhile," I llld, "let'a find out
wbert tbe Keevill belon1." J1eF1 I from obllglni Don Jacobi:
u'l'om (then kind or alale), 'lhil 111
a rather im.UIUll altuaUOn. In Juatltrl
GI this kind, """""1lng to the .,...i,
ICboob oll1te; the detonninlnl factor Is
where JOU aJeep."
"Where J lllep!"
"Yep, whatever dlltl1ct' the bednoio.
falls In, tllat'a where you pay laxee."
Don alaborated. It'• where the bead
GI the -lay1 hb head that
delermlnel a oplll boolldll'y. No matter
U ht 111111 hb wtfe sleep ID 1tporate
bedroaml, tbl man. In Udl cue, carrtes
the nlPl "Dan." I llkl. '"Our bedroom ll a
mllht1 b1i -· It -be to both
Mr. Kmeger's
Funeral Slated •
to .......
The Ullfllior't olflet nid J've lot
dual clUJenahlp. I belong to both
dlstrjcta. My kids, if they're of junior
college qe, could 10 to e.ilher OCC
or Saddleba<:k.
Moment of terror : Do J pay dual
lane u weD!
No, the tu bm II oplll between the two d!atrtctl in-mann«. But you,
Mr. Keevll, ll'I In Ibo UllUIUll altualloo
of bel"i In two ldtnllcal dlatrlcta
simultaneously.
Unusual indeed.
Today ts btlnl devoted to llndlng which
t>eory Bhall . pruall Cea I 1b111 the
bed .....,. or ,.... llllo Ille llldl' bed-
"""' and Illy In the occ dlllrtcl! Or am 1 alttady dtolined to aplit 1111 loy-
alty, my house ind my tu dollan?
DUAL crnzENlllll'
If I 6> have lhla dual Junior collelO
citlvmhlp, I'm waJk1nC down &be ttreet
for a cbll with ID1 nttpbor, Mr. Jchn
O'Hll'I lblth. I'm aoinl to Ilk him
where ~ •Ian up for the ocbool boanl
election.
Then I'm going up to santa Au and
uk fer candid.ates' papen. Wbl'* dlllrtct! they'll Uk.
Saddlet>ack AND oranp Coaal, I'll
say I'm gotnc lo nm Irr both al thlm.
That'll teKh 'tm IO opllt up I happy houathold. •
Young Republicans
Show Heroin Film
~1tingHO
1HE W\lOIBAM>
THATlBlS
TM.
Aaow.,,."'"ln-
ttonary r.al1ndar
watchband Illa! p•ll tllO
wbola :rur on yoiar wrtat
-ud lht11 oome. Two amall
dlala lot JOll nfor to 1111)' month Uf
t!ma 11 a bolll·ln calandll' unroll• ba-.
wanl1 or lonnrd• to aub :roar watoll .... -~
llu>ctlODll u wall u band1oma !1alaloa -'°"' Slllldap ud ~olidaya In nd. :::~ Twlat-0-Plox• 1tJloo. Stalal1oa 1tttl ta.IS u ,.now pd-811ad •11.u. Nntt llu 1 . _, ..... to.-.
A lllm oo heroin adllctlCOI wtD be
lhown at 1:111 p.m. n.radl1 at Ibo
meeting of the RunUollilll-VlllOJ Y-
Republlanl al the Shirt~ 1i>a.
Followtna the ""'""""' ~ the Hun-tlnaton Beach Pou.. °"*-~ the
audience wtD bl ~ lo dtacuA the ft1m 11fan:ot!C1;; to ... ques-
Uons.
CONVlNIEHT
llRMS
IANKAMQICARD
MASTER CHAR&E
J. C. .J./u"'f'fuiu 'Jflwfll,. PHONI
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• . """' x... IU)horili.. today .,.
tre;ojlng with• tradltiOllll od<ntal delic1c1
i•• ~-; lo get three ~ S<lzed
by. R-.i China, one skiJ)pered ~ya Laguna
Buch D1&ll., &eed to return home.
~= hu been heard from the M · govunmtnt about the fate of
Simeon Btldwn, 56, ol. 1358 Cllfl · Drive,
and 4 Giber boaters . since. QleY were
captured luDdafon a holiday cruise. . ere-of Chinese junks Plyjnc the
Widt· Piarl River estuary be.tween Britiah
Hong It.., and the Ponugu .... island
colony of Macao spotted ~ ~-
lured boats · at a r...iuni l'lllage por1
MOll(f1y.
Nctmally reliable 50W'CeJ uld Tuu-
da)';'bowever that the vusel! have betn
Tax Advantage
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tqwod from Gau Chau lo the Chineoe
Navy base at Wbampoa, bul whe~ts
of lhe·u people la not .known:
"Lodging a protest wlth 'P.eklng-would
be a bullheaded wi.y to go about tbinp,"
H ... Kong Morine Depailmeut llirec:loi'
Kenneth Milburn tokl ·reporters ~U;;
Any f\)tlllal . prot.st about d
of Ba~wln,i·five. other America.ns::.Q4
nine H..,. x.., realdents mual ·.o.!t
from their respective governmen&a. aid
Brltiah polltlcal advisor Arthur Mad-dock&. . .
Efforts at 'contact · '° · fir: howev~
have mei stony silenCt. · .
Rea50ft,Jor .tranafer of the Mor&llJJI\.
the · Uni·l'f•lbrl and the iuven. to
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Heiress Loses ·Appea;l;
··county Preserves QK'd
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Acreements llOltiq up .' qrieultural
ffttll tll on Irvine and MWi• )_.fJo
.-. ...,.. aJ>!"'OV'd TUeaday 1'!'/bli
~ County Board ol SupitJllwt
~te a la~ !>lea for~ m6il by lttin< RaDch litJtta Jou Jmiie
Smtih.
The county agreements . will att: up
the tu-advantaged pres!rvea on 1'11111
100,000 acrts of ranchJands in Or,.nCt
County. Mis. Smith's objecti9ns, aud 1"* of
her \nother, Mrs. Tbunnood Clark.;~
Voiced before the board by Attorney
uDde.11 Young. · ~
.Both women last week instituted · A
i.wiult ... king lo block establishment
of _tbe agricultural preserves.
"'l'be Irvine heiress' attorney pleaded
that.Mrs. Sm.llh"badn't been given aaf·
fiC!ept notice al The Irvine c.om.pany;a bli:l6t to file· for an agricultural prq,erve.
. ~y Guy K. Claire lo. the Irvine
cOmpany answered that the ranch Board
of DirectorJ bad the agrJcul.tural
Sirhan at Firing Range ··
Testimony Heard by Jury
'j,os ANGELES (UPI) -S_irban B.
Sirhan fired more than 300 tounds during
fiye hours at a target range on the
cUy befon Sea. Robert F. Kennedy's
«lib and told another man hiJ gun
~-sufficient to "kill a dog," a witoesa
Uid today.at his murder trial
when Kennedy leapre(I from a plaUonn
and took a lhort cut through the pantry
where be wu 1hot.
Speakinf slowly, his voice -
faltering, Barry told tho jury Kennedy
leaped from a slag< In the Amllwador
(!lee llllUIAN, P•I' II
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Rains St.e~ ·Traffic · ..
Fro1t1 CounlJ. .. Airj>ort
' t • • •' • , • I Airline traffic · at Orance County AfrPott · WU ,dlyeftjdi to Oljtarlo from
1 tb'? ~.m!TUaday·ai erewa repiJred
aectiou; Of jtl)e i.ma&t. tmi,iy wblch hid
been unilirinbiicthvheivy.wjnter ralna.
Some plll>i&·~~--i. like off
with l!lbtened.Joidl.· •• •
Norm-1 ~ Ofltf•tioo&...,.,......
ed It 7 p,.m .• ,,_.,, ~ lo
the•alrporl•dJNctor••'olflce. . . . ' .
-~chlel Saccoman,.who WU mo prat·
tld1lg with his pistol at the nnge lold
he ..wked with Sirhan for more than
4$ minutes and observed hundred! or
empty shell casings on the ground.
He's 'Di'7tde.d' . .. i ' .
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35.Aboard
.'G;unhler's
Flight'
HAWl'HORNE, Nev. (UPI) -Ground
parties, some on skis or snowshoes.
battled rain and heavy snow .. today in
their search for a DC3 airliner mi.uing
with 35 persons aboard on a "gambler'J
flight."
"We've ~ three good leach,·• said
Col. Clarence Brown of the Air sea
Rescue Service headquartered a t
Hamilton AU Force Base. However, be
said, all but two of 37 search planu
remained grounded today by the weathtr.
The clllftl came ·from persoiis who
~eporttd hearing tbe sounds of twin
eJlllnes which suddenly stopped.
At 'the Clrtle L. Ranch near Dyer,
Nev., a cowboy said "'I thought it was
coming right through tbe house," Col.
Brown said.
The leads placed the OC3, similar
to the C47 which was the workhorse
of Worki War 11. in an area deep in
anow around Mt. Tom and M t •
Montgomery on t~e Californ ia-Nevada
border, about 50 air mllea from
HawUionfe, where it took off at ~OI
a.m. Tuesday. . '
Abodt :150 persons divided into lrtlUDd
tWlll ·braving the cold allj! llJOW lo
search :tbt area1 The Nevada Civil Air
Patrqlr · contrlbitted 010 plan,ea" t b t
CiJlllini'-lfN' t7, aud !he .~r. Po/'!' and Navy 1. •
S' ' ··-· ........ s........ 'I ' ' It< 1IU' hoped llODIO · clearll\I O! ihe Wic;c;,Jo _,... _,. · . 1kle& later today woul!I permit the ~· ... ' ' "~'-' . ',.. ..... : I I ' . ... • " .\ 'J : •• l : lo'U., to·tbt oir. • .• , ~ r, ."~• ~ ente," II one of llO lf!s seeking G411' ~ pw., carrying 31 pua•n&•rs and . · ,;QiM;·tRl/i• 'illatlooal CL'!~fililfow in San Bernar· a~ ol -, w•·-•ted by Mineral · ill ' ~: -)lfal-GI ;:peke ts •~ i>Y. Sail <;iemeni• Couiit1 -»l!f ·, irblc11 u. ~·eta l!u.-u &iwtborJle Nevada Air~ ..
()o~rnitte~~ying .~arking
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Plan of I 0 Cents, Tokens
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, ' I l " Br ,JUCllARD •P. NALL • 1 .... _...,,..,.,,...
; ~ cumm· ~ JD the tye"O( 'a '
. committee studying ·dOwntown · 4in'na
Btach parkil\i problema is a JG-cent-per·
hou(mettt ~.1"'!!!:14 &Ol'J!pl ·lolen"
Clt_Y~~W.. J.~111es l>. _Wheal9n 18Jd .
the =•""""' of ~1ani! cny
' ofllc!'1a• wllii:lt · meeti ' "'"' Mon<!ay
mQmln( Is l04?king' favorably on 1 type
in'etei"'ln iMe in ChU1a .Vtsfa ..
EDl~nina lb.e .sys~m, Wheaton .said
ttie ~ttt .would; 'put ;10 a dime for an hOUr iod ,then J1Ctlve" a token ,from
a mercJiaiil wbert be made a purchase. . . .
VSE TOKEN
· Tbe .next •Ume · tbe' .per'°" parked the , toten co.Id be Uled·tnstud of the dime.
The ' -would purcbase the tokens from the city at .whltevtr cost
lllfllit•be'qreod ... : " "
·Qif :pl!Uo ' ol· the-. porllillfi li!UaUon -.
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will come before councilmen ttlnl&itt"ln
the Conn.or a proposed oiWnance change on ciintr<>J of Jiilrklni,metm.. . .
.lt --woul(allow :tbe ,citi lo e&tablish
type of meters by resolUUon rather. than
the more Ume cons'umlng : ordinance
niethod and wotild" rtmdve the · ailthori(y
·I ' • • ' ' t~ plfC~ n;ie~rs.f~ ,the superlnl~ni:lent
of str~ls and plaqe it with the ci~y ,
council:. ·
'Wheaton said the p,6ssiDility of rtmov·
Ing nieters downtoi.n · has been looked
at by the committee. "But l really
don't think that it has_ a great deal
ol appeal· lo anybody," he said ..
"I think the downtown business people
want to be in the positipn of pying
'look .a:ang. we're Providing free pari·
Jrj,g'." '
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JtEVENuE toM · ' · tumtni.uoii 'ot downtown mtte•i .would
a18o mean a lost of' revenue 'to the
city ol about 145,0oo 'aruiUally, Wlieaton
estimated.
He !:~i~ no11 the revenue and e.it·
pendltures for the meter program are
M~ of the passtngen were on U:ie
return leg ' of a flitht . that carries
Southern Clllfornia CUI~ ~ a
Hawthorne Wino on an ovemlght f10
exc!ll'sion plan which includes alr f~
dinner anct. cocldaib. .
Tbe regular, l'Olllldtrip fare 1' $31.50,
bu~ . an alrllne~ spokesnlan said, "We .. ,
only have a few of these pusengers."
The flight originated Monday night
In Long Beach, where 14 persons boarded
the' plane. Eighteen others were picked
~ later at Burbank, where they were llu<:~ ieturb at 6:30 a.m. Tueldaf.
'Ille Afw w•s Identified ·u pll6t Fred
Hall of San Fernando Valley, copilot
Ray Hamer or Long -and st.wanie.. '1!1t Nann.._ The last report
~rom< Halli come 16 minut.. ofter tabolf
from Hawtborne, when be radioed hi1
flight plan to Tonopah 100 mlles south.
"They might have found a nice fiat
area to come down Jn or they might
ba've Jutied lit ooe of our'alkall lakes,'"
&aid airport manager Art Barlow ;"These
pilols are real good . • • Ut~y are
the best in the business."
An unsuccessful air search Tuesday
was coordinated by \be Air-Sea Rescue
Service at Hamilton Air Force Base
north of San FranciJCO.
"We bad some planes over the area
but lhe wealher ls terrible with thun--
derstonns, snow and icing conditions.''
an Air Foret . .ipoielman aakl. "We can
oilly see Uie ground about five percent
of the time beclUll U. mouDtaln peaks
me.ke· it necessary for, the .aurcb planes
to stay above 1,000 feet."
'Saccoman said that Sirhan told him ht P,lanned on going on a bunting trip.
"I told him that bunting with a pistol
>ia5'against the Jaw," Saccomall said.
Pilot Editor'1 Howie Split by -Two. :Dutfiets . a~t a break1fe~ .tltuaUon. ·
The city mihager ~ !j: felt the
committee was Jooklng -in'llie dlrtction
of increasing revenue so that fundJ could
be salted away for future parklilg struc-
Weather
"lie med me wby &l\d · I told blm
tliat"wu becaime ol Its lack ol aceuracy.
AildChe said, 'I dOn't l:noW about that ..-1i will kill a dog! "
'Saccoman drew on a 1J1te board a
reproducUoo of bow Slrbln:• tarsel look·
ed at the ranp.. h 1'11 ~ with lUnctreds ol bolel;,JDOll of wti1cb were
bl'the ..-ol the tarae\,1111d -NW be dedded Slrbln' wu .. a prrttr
-shot"" . "l PiatlJIUln blonde , aiudla Williama ~ ,that ibe .al&t &lood 'but lo 1¥'.IW? al 111e ; .... ror nearly an 11our ~ that he ...-· her ln P'•ctlcing
Wttli her revolver.
·BID Barry, 41, 1 &trapping former '1D. qent who was the slain senator's
Jl!nonal bodyguard, telltllled Tutsday Gt becoming separated from his chill•
Steele llf•leftl
m:w YOllK (AP) -'l1H: -market -~ilaed loda1 with Ila tllltd loll of tht
wed. (Sle quotalldna, Pqe& IWll).
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·4gUna. Beach parldnl:;now, i::osta a
nickle an· hour escept, alohg Cliff Pfive aild the ' neW' El Paseo lot where the
charge is a dime. · 1Wbea~n· sa{d 1he ~~;~;'~ge
"\IS! protiai!)y. ·-'IN< 1•~· the . meterr went · iQ. Saa)' .11'.'.it I~' Y~
old.1. ', ,: 1•;.:1 ·· ~!·-;·
-lje ""1 • nicilel IMltt Jtr-lol•max·
lmutn ..,,....._'lo ·1 ~,... --~ lOIJIY '
bring In 1111 ••mW!)'. ''Q!e ·l'f'~I
spacea on the. r,lenM)d S~t 'l'lf,. he
Ji.id, cOst about M,1* t eaeb 1 Jn'l nn.
At that rite, he '81d, it would take
rl years to pay for •.•'8«-'
·M""""' of the.M~t m.orhln&.park· ln1'se8ston1 haVe 'lrictui:lfd 'WMti.ton, the 1 dlre!;tor' ol l!"blic l'IO'l!J..1111 ~ chief OOnfun Stracbu, Joe &Ulbatil, BljOla/; .
rlne<, Bob Benlier Ud. ljell l!llekmirr. ·
iWlleJloD aa{d,.J,. fi!l~.lloi, IJ'QllP w.ould
haye _..~~-°"'"°'~to ~ within JIJ'OI\ el&bl ...U. ·
The weatherman gives a choice
Tburad•Y-41111l!Y .lo partly clouily
-but vowa.. no more rain. Temp. mtwes wilf range from II lo el
along ·the coutal area.
'INSWE TODAY
Theater .stagts art lighting
Mp aU OVtT &he ·COl&IJ{U thil Wt tie
with fiV< "'"' prodliction.T OP<""
I' 1n11 in "thrit da'yr. See Enter·
ta1rir7t.ent, Pagt1 18-19. ·
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DMlll ....... JI
1 °'"'"' , ,, . •tttwlel .... •. IWll U IMt ·-.... ,.,.. cant It ::-r::.. :: ~·u..w~ -~-..,.....
~'-11 -.. ... .... . ..............
or... """""" 11 l'TA M ,, ............ •*""" ~ .... ~ .... °'"' ........ 11 I=-=:-"': -.. -· .. ...... 'WMl>t' ' ti ................. .. . ·• . ' .
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,! DAll.Y l't\.OT L WtJ 111, ,......, t•, 19"
Pnrking -Petmit8 Ey:ed·
Two vel<nnl .....,U..UON ha,. uktd
·~-coancllmen f" pmnlaloo
to qaln _... lhe hollval of ArU
.......... latlnl ...
. Counclllnee tanl&hl will Ilk• up the
·joint~ '-American IAcloo Post .:m and Voterw of Foreip W111 Poot s.. ..•.
• M'.qoor GlmlD v-IRld: 1.-ied
-llllt I) aplOie .. Ibo Joi m1Clll thil JMr be 1111 ulde for F..Uval
-WI II DO dlqe to ..... ap for
parldn( lost to eoostructlon of the new
Laguna Moulton Playbouee.
The veterans would pve the city 10
per<ent of the ftmdl collected on the
mnaini!er of the lol and would chirp
IO cenll per car UDlll I p.m. ad 11
... 11111ere111er.
In other ----ton1&hl:
Dana Point MQn Fil.es
For Saddleback Board
Council ·to Face
Decision Again .
On Canyon Acres
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PW Slyre, a Dana Point publlcatlon.1
conllllltanl, today jolnod lawyer RonaM
Steelman u a candklate f« one of
two open Matl on the Saddlebick Junior The munderln& and controverahd
College Dlllrlcl Board of trustee" allgrunm1t for nleodlng Cllllj'On . .\Cfd
Incumbenll for the jW11or colle1e 1pol!, Drive to Lquna'a Top of the W!l'ld
Hana Vopl and Pat Bacl:UI, have unlll will be beet before councilmen loolpl
Everyone W sits
Until Last on
Sign Ordinap~
~ ~ de~ to lei lalo Ibo ~~nlod by ~ r"P of
sa,,. Aid ba decided to run for the ~Jan. I lndlciMd ti., -1d :'*""sno::1 ~-of Ibo faulll of ll~ -the allpmenl far -
"I.fill to • i-111o ..-i..,n1 d~ ~
u 11 '9 eel>llllolod la II all •111<-•• C::'~ :;,~.:::~
of Ibo ~ In 1111 dlllrlcl. II la on llDDed lhe _..._ '-'-• -~,..,.
UJlfortuuta -tllal Iha junior col-.....----leCo bao ~. pollUcll-.. sa,re .. sift the -• -to -
A little leu than I~ mootho ·remain Nld. · : ;::::.:. baiter altmlatlve rooto to
for Laguna Beach propat,.....,. and H•Aldhelelllhallheboonlmemllerl ~ Aem Drive rllldeall have
merchanll to comply with 111o cit, sign sllould mall• an allanpl to uplaln the oppoood the -of lhelr ilml
. ordinance and, according to clly o11Jcial1, conlusloo ba Aid emta wtllllo the to Alta'·--· --~ -·~ = distrlcL . -.-u• -·~
It appears a)ll)ost everyone Is waltlnf "II ls •m lo Ibo hoonl lo -that that tt -1d -baiYJ traffle "unUI the lasl mlnula. ~ a -.i ana and mlPI alao coot . "I would NY that mnat ol the ldp1a the poople of the dlllrlcl pl a 'dollari them land ,,_ lbalr loll -Ibo
In the town will bava to ba chanp•f. worlb of baellt for = dollar ... .-., -ls wklaned.
We nalJ:t have no Idea bow many of ·~.:i~.::-nol --11 Al111oupt1•"'•U,dlrtlafmoolofthe
the ldp1a are offocled. RIPI -lhe 1n1--"-· -.'"" to ·tllt ....__ u aUp--id be -.-from men are oat making a slt.i.y..tte t.. .. -......-. _..., ~ of tllt World to ~ ~
vedllry," Clyde Spr1np, Bulldln r to t11t !llou of tllt-. llotd, lhe --'S-·-"="'~
Depar1mtnl -Aid. Slyro'• put pUbllc ..... ---~ -S!1&hlJ1 more thin n -have prealdlncy of a -. poap, llaa allo ~ ~ tllt a8-nL
. paaed since the adoption ol t11t -chalrmallllllp of tllt Dana Po In I Tbe _, -1111 ,......'J . aiCn regulallcllll b1 the clly. Tbe . law Coordlnalln& Council, and ..-, ol ol <Olla tllal mlPI ba lnounod fer
;_...... for • throe year -the Dana Point av!c --of the al~t Cit,
. .-··--'-·· "'-· ould "'-J-D. -bad aald period In which ..__.. .... " -..of 11-k ,..._.. ~~ ·~
be ohanpd lo fit the law. .. --w--The amortbatioo period ...ia April 2 Drown as Huge Wave a1Jgnm111t P'"" would JllY f0r the
·1• ·-. Aller that .. _ wl>lcb do nol fulure deYelopment o1 the rood up Ibo ~'the ltaDdanft •';iii ,baft to bt h1l1'1de. , I .
·tam. c1own ., made to """"""' 1m-Wailhea 3 From· Rocks P1oao1at -b1 ap111 -
. p1fdlaMIJ', s aald. • ' -a porllao of lhe allallment : The Arf • .,, riew -·ls -· l.OSANOl:LD(AP)-'J'Wo-mea .""*"lid far ••eltij1owat-ln Ibo neor
: -of the In Iba llale; Sprln&o -...i -a bop ,.. .. IWepl lhem future, H_., ,they ~ to beet
; Aid. '"{;>' of/ rockl and Into Ibo Pacillc Ocaan. the lolal .•1'-1, apptnm1J1 pnler·
, All ~' alfociad by tba aiCn Alhlrdman-.Pdto"!lmlo...... rtnno .... tminallorup'.,i-nul
' ordlMnoa Wtll"" ncelvlng lollerl """ Alooio HayAd, 't .'jnd 4\Mrft 0. ,.~ iilifil;:the iiilillai' beet lo .
: the bulldlir --t nprdillg aiCn Marton, II, dnlwned .~. ·~-plannei1;-bul the ·cilmmlaJti baa lluct . .-, s~ William!, Iii, Aid he -flallilll' wtlll ~ * -ID !'·lll!lr to Iba council : Cit, Ila!( Dlldlberl will ba available them 1ro1n rock1 '!II IW l'"1ol1~ Pih ·~ the 'hlllr ....... "It w11
' to mtew ~ llplng prior lo IUIJ Penl-1a -,ol tllt di; ~ the -.Iba •qi-of ... lhe C'rNpi-lllM ;. cmtrool ~ or manulaoture. be wa .. hlL Wllllaml .. repilrlod illf. ,.,,,..... uno.rtalnllel es1i1 rtlatlve to
:· aald. ' .. ftrlnl """' ahock. the \doption of .. allpmlnt beyond . the polat __._... and until t..
F: P... l fonnattoo Is prmnlld lo the CommlMloo .rem wlllch would .clarll)' IUCb palnio u
HOUSE DIVIDEJ) . • • ';~"it&.~"/!..~~~ • .. Ind . . 'ptUlbWUea, the Com-
• lo cut cllagooani lhrou&I> your lit." ".:. a 111he' UD-1 altuallon. 'lo 'lllolllln miulao ""'1d llOI ·-ldopUon of
: "Wiim does tllat leave mo!" J-,..... ; of this ~ Wioordlng lo" Iii ..,;m1 ~ en.!1'9 al~ 10. canyon Ami
. ''Wbo p11 ·nrj· ~ .. ! Wbero wlD ""' ·' ICbooll oflloi, Ille' determlnlnc'-la ... '
: kida go to 11cb••ll Whal an :iou loioll wl>ert 1"" llMp;:' • ·
:· lo cl<> about .U!'•. · "Vibln 111111\1!"
: ugp WH~ TMCf "Ytp, ..._..., cllslricl ibt 1*1r-, ' ' faDa lD, ,,,.., wbtrt )'GI ,., taxtl ..
. Dan uplatnod !bat OOC bad wani..i Dan alabantad 11·11 wtiere Iba bo.d ·
: to pit all o1 the troo1 Into Ila dlllrlcl, of the bouee '1ays hla beld lhal
" but lllat Saddlebact had ol>jeclld. Tbe dtlermlllel a spilt boundary No ...-
: ~n1y way to gel us all In the wn• U be and hll wile ateep in llf*l\e
· JuJdor colkge tent wu to petltlm later. bedro<ma, tbl man, Jn thl1 case tartifl1
: "Meanwhile," I 81.Jd, "1et11 find out the welthl '
' where the Keevils belq." "Don " I aaid "Our bedroom 11 a : .. ::1 ~:~obi~~ ii:") J~; mi1bty' b1c ooe: II may be In bo111 r Bia • dillrlcla rllht now. Whal H we lllOVOd ,
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JAllY fllOI
OIANGI (OiUT l'\IK.llHIHG COM,..ufY
l.Mrt N. w,.,, ,.,....,........,. "'*'""r
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Yb ""'*"' .... OeMrl.I .,.....", n.-. 11: ... ;1 ·-TIM1111t1 I<. M•r,lil11•
~lfltl1!41Hlw
~;,~••' P. Nall P<1vl N i11111 l..•lt!l"I' ..... .,. ... • ....,. .. (,_.
(llY! l!tll!M' Dlr«teor __ Of ...
221 ,.,, •• ; •••• ; · ...
M•fl'-t M41tur •.o ... 1: 661. tJ61.Z --C..•• ~: "'Wfft .. ., '''"' Nl'W..., k«tl1 nu""'' .. _. ...,...,.,. ~---"""' -........
DETllllMINED lllVE
"It'1 been dont." Don llld. 1'Tblre've
been cuu where tho bed hal been
pulled .... to the -side ol Ibo bedr-. and K's-the ......
Tbeo ..,.. a eooltadlotory nport.
'l1lool -In -Ana --to-The 1M1li0r'1 office Wd I've aot
dual ~· I beloog lo balll districts. MY di, H they're ol junior
ct>llt.. .... ""'1d .. to either oa:
or Saddlebact.
Mom111t ol lam>r: Do I poy dual
lut1 .u .Jllll! -
Nb. lbe tu bill 11 llJ)lil. be-the
t\111 ~lsltlcll In -.,._, BUt J"", Mr· Koevll, are In tho -situation of belDI In two khllllcal dillrlcla
slmultaneoullJ.
u..-~. . . Tqdai:.u ...... -lo~~ . pntall. Qm J . Ille
.... --.. -lnlo llie 'Ml'· ... ....., -.nd ll«J In tllt 00C ~T Or
am I a1na11J dlollnod lo split my loj>-
.al17, .., -..... "" ta dollan! . .
00.\L crrJZINllllP
U I do have !Ml Ml junior coll ...
cillaonoliip, l'lll ~ dOwn the •ltetl
far a chal with 1111 ntlchl>or, Mr. Jol>n
O'Hara Smith. I'm llOinl lo aot him
wbero 1"" llp "' for the od>ool board eltclloo.
Tbeo I'm ..,.. "' lo -Ana ad ut .... c:andlda!W Jllll"I.
llllldi'tllalrlct! "'1'11 •
-Am> Onoio Ololl, I'll ta1 I'm iollfl to .., let tioll et -· '.lbll'D -lead! 'em to llpll ap a bam
bCluaehold.
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P~ERVES ...
parties to the qroiment appllu !Or _..._al.
The ..,.._II 1!11f ba cancelled cl1Jr..
11'1 the e<mlncl perlOd by mutual -ment ol lhe coun!Y and landowuer~
. In such a cue, the land shall be
lmmedlalaly rtvilutd b1 the ........
and the -will pay lo the county
u delorrtd tam .. -equal lo II,..._ of Ille ..,. a-valaallaa
of llie ....... t,.
~ 11111, '':.. naura w1l1 oot "' aYallablo -. llU'Cb 1 bat plan-
llinl depor--l .. allow llie tu
effect of ~· aciton lo be : -tmae ;l!Meli:An-cul
'-·~~····resuJtlns • tu .... ftom ""' year's II mlllloo lo $&00,000.
---Wj<: An 11ae .. ment cut from $1.J BllWon tbll b:
lo II.I millloo wtdl lull red1lced
llt0,000 to 113,llOO.
llardul hit b1 the tu nducllooa wlD
be scbool diJtrlcla lacll!dlac the Sacl-diebaek JunJor COllbll Dblrlcl, the Bin·
Jooql&UI Scbool tlllldi:t and the or-Unlllod Scllool 1*lkt.
Saddltbact --Ille cbanp -id -lbolr ·dlllrfcl SllO,IGO ID tu11-year. Al••••" Andrew J, IDllbsw bid
-that hla ... 7
.... mlCbl "" be u low u Iba plamllc dopol1ntllll -..... .::r"""' •Ille ......... Ulll 1J1PF . " lftinnel!i U DO pr-.
!Jlablt -.... ::C:"' -··· nductkm may""' lo the plawrs ·--.. Tbe llrioulluril pr-VI slaba II
granted oo a fladlnC b1 the wperv!IOn, that "In order .. ._... _ ....
and .......... ,, aiat•lkm ot nch lllMI
'-~--W.dlot
•Uch land .... d6dla tdlllc •llDI u
--... -tlio JI'-fllloo of -lad In qrlcullurol ...---·a looplrial'p11111oal. -~
a!ltllelle, and --"' the county."
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OIL· HUODLE -·Threat of bil drilling oU Orange
, Cout ~rough! rare joint meeting Tuesday of city
managers from five Orange Coast communities.
Hudd!Jn& were (clockwl!e from left) Kenneth carr
DAILY l'ILOT Iliff ......
of San Clemente, Doyle MillEr of Huntington Beach,
Harvey Hurlburt of Newport Beach, Lee Risner of
Seal Beach and James \Vheaton of Laguna Beach.
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Cities Map Fight on Oil
Managers Endorse Laguna's Drill Ban Proposal
lly JEROME F. !X)IJ.INll
Alarmed by the Santa Barbara ol1
d~aster ape! new JtOIJ'ol~wn induslly in.
tnalon1 into :co'*1ty waters,~flve. br1nge
C6ut city ·manaien Tuesday mapped ·
atra~ to fl&ht the polluUon threat
In a apecial meo111& ln·Newpoft ~ch.
They each agreed to lake ieadershlp
roles In the developtnil of proposed
legialaUon to: · , ' . ·
-Slmlglhen the ,lllle'1 :!lbell-Om-nJneham Act where it now appUes.
-Tlghlan drlllilll rtatriclitna where olls!>ore oD exploitation 11 alteady
pmnllled. ~
'l1le _, .. Cy ....tno, oalled by
N.wpnrt Cit, Manager Hlfftl' L.
Hilrlburt, wu believed to be un·
_pncodenled.
Ol'llBRI A1Tll:NDING
In lddllloo to Illa~ thole al1tndlng
"'"" l!'.t11t\i1ten Beich City
Admlnistrator Doyle Miller, Seal Beach
City Manager Lee Risner, Laguna Beach
City Manager James D, Wheaton and
San Clemente City Manager Kenneth
Carr.
Miller ~ Risner told the gathering
that the.tr 11tj1.les would support efforts
to extead . the Shfll..Cl.mn.lng Act's
oil "sanctuary" Into federal waters south
of the Santa Ana River.
But tbey indicated it wasn't likely
the sanctuary soooJd ... extended Int\>
t;delandl oil Hunllngton Beach am Seal
Beac.h, where offshon! drilling is now
permitted .
PROPOBED UST WEEK
The propoaal to encompaN within the
ban the area north of the river was
put forth last week b,y Newport city
councilmen. ·
"We'Ve already ~got offshcire ' 1f'ells,•'•
said Nsner, "and there's l'IOt much that
cari be done about -Olat."
Dana Trade Held Over
A tradt of blU!f properll• al Dl!na
Point Harbor WU diaculaed and held
.... for-weetbythellolrdol
Supervl..., Tuesday.
·The trade, propooecl by the harbor
commission, would Involve 1llgl!lly less
than hall .. -(If harbor shoreline owned by the Chandler-Sherman Corp.
(()( sl1&hll1 more than ooe 1Cr1 of dlllrict-Qt!Jl>d blufl .... -.. the
harbor.
'lbe ·~er-Shennan property,
already oondemned -,. the county and
Improved with a frootage rood baa been
valued by the county at 117,650.
Presenting ...
TME MllllBANI>
TMATTBIS
TIME.
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The dlatrl<t parcel, Wbldl Supervisor
Alton E. Allen tenned unuuble by the
county has been valued at $78,125.
The dlfftttnces In value would be
made up by $$8,trl tn cuh from the
corpolalloo.
Supervl.!Or Robert W, Battin opposed
the trade 11 unnecessary and Sltid the
btuft face bu a beUer use.
He said the cUff Land with access
to harbor property could bP. leased for
commercial development.
Supel'Yin David L. Baker asked for
a delay so the harbor district could
declare the property surplus in written
form .
·~by Speldd.
ADIWIDdflVOJu•
limlllJ caludar wale&~ tllat puta !ht
wkolo JOU i>D 7oar wriat
-ud ti... -.. Two anWI dlala let roa nltr.ID t111 monlh UJ
-u a INllMa caludar unrol1I hi• wanla or fonnrdt to mab ycoir ..,.1QW·•
fuctloaal u wall u bandoomt lublon -"''1· 8UJ1da11 ud holldty1 IA n<L Choloo oC
Tw11tzO.Fl1 .. llyltt. Stolnle11 atnl '8.95 an.f
yellow 10ld·ftlle4 Sll.95. Nivar h11 a watchband
meant IO mucla to 1 mll'.
"You can'l make oil pumplna: that
is now under way non-<:onformlng,"
agreed Miller.
"If we did,'' said Risner, "the finns
that are already there would get all
the oil."
GA VE ENDORSEMENT
The two joined Laguna's Wheaton and
S~n. Clemente's, Carr in endorsing a
Newport Council resolution, adopted
Tuesday, calling for i m m e d i a t e
IUSpenslon by the state of a permit
to Shell Oil CO. for test core drillinf
one mile orf Newport Harbor.
They said they would recommend
passage of aim.liar resolutiOTJI by their
city councils.
There wu also agreem ent to approach
I.he eomplex offs.bore oil problem on
several ltonls, with divi.siom o f
i:espopsibillty,
ASSIGNMENTS GIVEN
}i~ · ii bow the assignments wue
d1str1buted at the hour-long meeting :
-Newport ~ach wlll focUJ ill efforts
on ill immediate concern, the Shell tx·
ploralory drilling .
-Seal Beach and Huntington Beach
will .ta,ke th~ l~ in recommending ltate am 1oderal lep~auon that would beef
up drilling controla and increase city
shares of oil revenue from tidelands
DOW being exploited.
-Seal Beach, along with Long Beach
Will draft policy for 18,000 offshore acre~
which are at present neither within
federal waters nor the state's lhree mlle
limit Termed a "no-man's land " by
Hurlbm1, the area stretches from Long
Beach to the Anaheim Bay jelly.
-Laguna Beach and San Clemente
will develop proposals for controls of
oil production in federal waters adjacent
lo the Shell-Cunningham sanctuary
which spreads from the Sant.a Ana Rlvtt°
to the Mexican border.
CONVINllNT
TERMS
IANKAMUICAAD
MASTllt cHAR•J
J. (!_ .J./umfj,,i11d '}1w11fe,.
IUJ NEWPORT AVE, COSTA MESA
21 YEA AS IN THE SAME LOCATION
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'WATER? WHAT WATER.' SAYS SUNSET BEACH CHAMBER SECRETARY MRS. DONALD STRAIN
High Tides. Big Surf, Driftwood, Memori11 of 1963 and 11 S.111 on the Doorstep
Sunset Floods Predicted
High Tides, Storm Prove to Be l)evastating Duo for Area
By TERRY COVILLE
01 tllt Dtih' '°lltt ll•H
The correct -and pote ·ntlally
devutating -combination of high tides
and atonn surf that sent seaw aters swirl·
lng through Sunset Beach and Surfside
Tuesday will occur ·again , authorities
said today.
Just when , however, is the big question.
"Predicting the time is nearly im·
possible," says Vince Moorhouse, direc·
tor of the Huntington Beach Harbor
and Beach Department.
"We know what and when the high
tide will be, but we can't predict what
the swells and surf will bt like before
they come in," he explained.
Actual damage in the area was limited
Old-timers in the area were reminded
Tuesday of the severe 1963 wave-poun-
ding when Surfside was truly surfside
and the 'angry sea destroyed severa i
residence!.
to rugi=, furnilure and other 5ucl>
Jlousehold item casualti's Tuesday, when
the surprise saltwater bath rolled over
the beach area's high tidal peak.
"Most of the 1rea between Fifth and
llth streets was heavily flooded ," said
Dick Harrison, superintendent of the
Sunset Beach Sanitary District.
"North and South Pacific avenues arc
also closed because of driftwood , notsa1n
and other debris spread across thci
roadway," Harrison added.
\Vaters rolled down the beach and
around homes in th e community of
Sur tside between Sunset Beach and Anahci~ Bay, too, but the noOOing was
more spectacular than serious.
The Sunset Beach Volunteer Fire
Department was called to pump \vater
from the home' of contractor Stan Alex
ander, of 8-!M, Surfside, but no other
residences were Oooded.
Homes in the private cQmmunity arr
listed numerically east-t1>west on oetan·
front A row, inland B row, and C rov.•,
\'lhich faces away from the ocean to,vanl
Pacific Coast Highway.
Debris today litters the narrow slrctt~
along an thr" rows.
HOMES WRECKED
The natural pattern of beach erosion
brought ·. the sea to the doorsteps in
1963, when several A row homes were
wrecked and breakwater boulders flun g
through B row garage doors.
State Senator Asks Ban
On All Off shore 1Jrillinp·
SACRAMENTO (AP) - A s1a1 ·
senator opened a fact-finding hearin~
into the Santa Barbara oil disaster Tuet -
day by saying there shoold be no mor"
oil drilling in the area until "there
are fail-safe methods of preventing !hi.
from happening aga in."
"One oil disaster is OJM: too many, ..
.added Chairman Robert J. Lagomarsina
(R-Ojai). of the Senate N a t u r a J
Resources Committee.
The probe is being conducted joinll~·
by his committee and the Senate
Governme ntal Efficiency Committee,
which has worked in the past on state
regulation of offs:1ore oil leasing and
drilling.
State, federal and Santa Barbara area
officials were scheduled to testify, along
with representativu of Union Oil Co .•
drillers of the well that continues to
seep oil six miles off the Santa Barbara
coast.
Lagomarsino said he hoped the special
committee's work would lead to aug·
gestions to the fedtral 1ovemment for
stricter controls, and for stronger state
regulation, lf necessary.
111 !he meantime, the Sanla Bar lfu.
Jrea legislator said, "I think thert shou l1
l>e no resum ption or drilling on federal
or state offshore leases until the com·
mun..ity can be absolutely guarantee</
Uiere are fJll-safe methods of preventing
this from happening again."
But a Santa Bar:bara C o u n t y
supervisor, George H. Clyde, wen1
further by calling for a pennanent ban.
"A grievous mistake was made in
granting the leases, and the only way
to correct it is to immed iately and
permanently forbid any more drilling
in this chaMel ," Clyde said in prepared
remarks.
"This tragic spill has proYen once
and for all to all of us that the channel
is no place to drill for oil .. .II drilling
is allowed to continue, just the Jaws
or chance will mean future major spills
-perhaps worse than tbis one -
pernaps one which can never be capped.''
Sen. Ralph Dills (0-Gardena), read
into the record a letter from the
Fishermen's Cooperative Association of
San Pedro aaying that no commercial
fbh had been caught or sighted in the
Santa Barbara Channel area since the
spill began Jan. 1.3.
Emergency workmen boarded over
\Yindow5 at the most critical point -
when greenwater seas ""·ere pounding
housefronts -but the problem lessened
at other seasons.
One woman whose family hosted a
parly left her front door open t.o air
out the smoky house overnighl and found
a baby seal snoozing on her couch the
following morning.
Beach erosion continued until the Army
Corps oC Engineers initlated a 1964 cam-
paign in \Yhich lo:;t sand was pumped
back from the sea.floor and redistributed
IS mlles up by the currents.
Nibbling slowly over lile years.
however , the same currents have again
consumed part of the beach, even though
oceanfront lot owners built a number
of new A row homes last year.
jSome people thought the 1964 anti-
erosion campaign was their lin.al answer
to tile problem, but to authorities who
know the process or nature, Tue!day'i;
flood was no surprise.
Use of Tax-free .
Foundation Fund
For Campaign Hit
WASHI NGTON (.AP ) -Rep. John J.
Rooney testified today a political op-
ponent used a tax-e.'tempt foundation
"u the conduit for campaign spending"
in an effort to unseat him.
"1 want to scare you. and. through
you th.e people of this country, because
I believe that we are up against
something that warrants a swift and
vigorous crackdown," Rooney told the
House Ways and l\feans Committee.
The panel is studying th' tax trr.atment
l)f foundations as the first u,m in
months-long hearings on the tax code.
Rooney contended Frederick W. Rich-
mond, an opponent in · last year's New
York Dem~ratic primary. set up the
Frederick \V. Richmond Foundation In
1962 .
Then, "when Mr. Richmond decided
he wanted to become a congrestman
for Brooklyn, the Frederick W. Richmond
Foundation began taking on a political
tone. and in ways that would make
Richmond very atiractive politically,"
Rooney said.
Widening Bids Called
For Adams Avenue
A call for bich for widenln& Adams
Avenue in Co!ta Mesa and· the 'Santa
Ana River bridge to four lanes was
approved Tuesday by the Orange County
Board of Supervisors.
Estimated cost of the project ls
$17'7,401. The roadway will be \.\'ldcncd
from Albatross Avenue to a point on
the Huntington Beach side of the bridge.
Udall io Tesiify on De~isio11
Former Interior Secrewry Talk on Channel Drilling
WASHINGTON !UPI) -Fonne•
Interior Secretary Stewart L. Udall will
testify F,b. 27 before: the Senate Air
and Water PolluUon Subconuruttee on
hill declalon lo allow oil drillini In _the
Santa Barbara Channel, chalnnan Ed-
mund s. MuskJe, O.Maine, announced
Tue.sday.
Mu.skie dispuled contentions by Sen.
ROOert J. Dole, (R·Kans.), !hat !hero
were efforts "by lnfertnct and Innuendo"
lo put the blame ror granUng the Jeues
off Cllllornla onto the present inltrlor
~I.at)'. former Alaska Gov. Walter
J. Hlckel.
lo testify.
Mw:kie said in a Jeuer to Udall that
the committee'1 bearinp on leglslaUon
dealing with water Pollution had been
broadened lo include proposals for reduc· inl the risk or on leaks such as the
one that hu blackened Santa Barb11ra
beaches.
"Your kno¥dedge of the circumstarr.es
surrounding the decision to allow oil
exploration in the Santa Barbara Chlf\nel
and yoor commitment to a preventive
approach to pallutlon control woukl pro-
vide a uidul addition to the record
of the hearlnga:· the Maine Dt!mocrat
told Udall.
former secretary wu "delighted to ap-
pear to discuss the Santa Barbara in·
cldent and it.I legisJati ve Implications,"
M ta Dole's charges that Klcktl was
being blamed unfa.irly, Muskie said he
bad· cbected wilh !he committee stall
and lbat they wtre "unaware ol any
such eflort."
'Return to
Nixon Negro A~ Blames Chaos on Hi.s Race
By TOM BARLEY
OI' Nie IMllJ fl'Utt N•tf
• "OUr civil rllbl$ balll• baa been Josi.. '.W~i "'gan Q a glpilolll• ""1ch towards
equality hu l>een .routed and destroyed
~y liJe dilClplel of. ~Vil 41s<>lJedlence."
And there ii no doubt \fhere A~ica'S
~earoes will 10 from here, ~arpes E.
·Johnson told a Santa ~ Co}lege
students' conferenc..>e '.fUesday. "We must .
return to the metnod1 that gaVJ! us
a century of aolld prog!'ea,s, the slow
bui sure footlte'p& that w e r e at. last
beginning lo iJ01 off," h• said.
Johnson. a , takes over next wetk
!he posl assliom him by Prealdent
Richard Niloo., shortly after the chief
executive's election - a seat on the
Un.Jted States Civil Service Commission
boar~ in Wuhington, D.C. The former
Tuslln resident is this week moving
out of his of lice ai director of California's
Department of Veterans Affairs, a post
to which he wu appolnted by Gov.
Ronald Reagan.
The former Santa Ana College student
told his Phillips Hall audience that only
one person ls to blame for "the chaos
and confusion that surround Negro
desires and demands today -the Negro.
HAVEN'T GOT WILL
"We don't get where we want to go be-
cause we haven't got the will to do so,"
he said. "Our own differtnces, our
own lack of spirit, our own failure to
purtue those goal1 that we talk about
so much -these art I.he reuons why
we bavtn't achltved lntesraUon.
~·Some of u1 have been d,4tracted
by the erupUon of clvtl dtsobedlence. ~
lllat pOWerf'Ul and deploratile weapon,"
Johnao1i old. "And the many acta ~r
de!trucUon and violence 1n .which we
have allowed ourselves to be Involved
have deatroyed many bondl cl oympathy
and underltand.ing.
"We have a new imqe today with
many ol our rormer friends." Johnson
told the studenu. "We have become
identified· -and it is • 10 written on
many UrUted Slates Army cUrecUves -
u the most dangerOtlS tbrut ti America
today, ·as dangerous enemies of the na·
lion's freedom and u luderl of riotl."
Joh nson drew prolon1ed applaUJe when
ht identified the news media as "that
other enem,1" of the Negro 's march
towards equality.
LASHED PRESS
The 42-year-old Nixon appolntff lashed
the press for "always trying their very
best to pick out the very worst in
today'o already co nfu sed and
deteriorating civil righll altuaUon.
"AU you have to do to get some
attention," said Johnlon, "is pi<:~ up
a Viet Cong flag, holler 'Black Power',
scream and yell a little, preferably on
top of your car and, believe me, you'll
hit the papers and televb:lon.
Bodies of Navy Plane Crew
Brought From Catalina
Sheriff's deputies struggling through
nearly inaccessible terrain Tuesday
brought bodies of five U.S. Navy fliers
down from a Catalina Island peak where
their plane uaahed.
The predawn accident moments after
the twin-engine S2F took off from the
aircraft carrier USS Kearsarge was the
second submarine hunter plane crash
in the Southland in one week.
Navy authorities today idenUf.ied vic-
tims killed when the plane slammed
into l,Pl--foot Silver Peak on a routine
night from the Kearsarge to North Island
NAS, In San Diego as:
-LL Billy W. Ray •. 1.3. the pilot, of
Corona.
-LL Melvin D. Brewer. 28, the copilot,
also ol Corona
-LL (JI) Edward A. Tarald.sen, 27,
of Imperial Beach.
-Lt. fjg) Francl1 Horaliu, ZS, of
Clarksburg, Mw.
-U !JI) 1-y W. Garrio .. , :.;, of
Imperial BelCh.
I
Ii
ThC sub-hunter aircraft vanl.shftt from
radar screens early Tueaday1 juat-ahorUy
after it ,roared off the Xuraarge'a flight
deck tor the 45 minute Dil:ht to it8
home base.
A Navy helicopler among airrcaft com-
bine the rugged channel bland for anx
trace of the missing S2F found the
wreckage at dawn, scattered oyer a
wide are.a on the. Inland aide of Catalina,
near lronbound Bay.
So far, no i~tion has ~n glv'n
as to what may have cautetj Ure second
mountainside craah of a aub-hunter plane
during· maneuvers iu the area.
·Last Tuesday, an ·SP1E :Neptune patrol
bomber took oU from El Toro MGAS
carrying seven membera·of a Minnesota
Naval reserve squadron to their "dialhs
on rugged Santiago Peak.
A ground party struuled thr_ougb ,mud
and choking . manzanria Oii the bland
for two hours Tuesd.,-to rea~ the
carrier planc'1 wreckqt and 1 fo,.nd au
aboard had been killed lnstanfly.
Outstanding Group Ladles
''11lat's the way to become an lnltant
leader," Jobuorl aald. "You'll find 1v111
newmwi "In America II wlUlq to lllk
to you,•\ Uke your pltture and maA
you an overnight apostle of NelJ'O libl:rty ..
"M'y advice .to my fellow Negrou
and all who ilncere:Jy believe to our
desire for advancement ii this," Jotm..
said. ''Do me a great bis favor : keep
these uily thJngs o~ televlllon and out
ot the newspaper. That's the answer
ll we're golnc to regain the raped
we had in the pa.st and take up that
niarch towards pea.ct and proeresa that
was so n:iuch a part of lhe life ol
so many Negroes.··
D~OYPROG~
"In many respects, these new ad-
vocates of violence are destroying the
progress the Negro has already made,"
Johnson said. "They would rather I tell
YO!J thal.° I am black, not uiat I .am
a Negio. ,
"That tenn goes back to our al~ve
days," Johnson poinled out, "and mt.
103-year-old fatber. who wu a alave,, ·
believes, as I do, that black, blaclde,
or darkie, 1a It eventually became ll
just about Uie worst way to deac:ribe
th.e Anierican Negro.
"It used to be 'burn,~ baby, burn',"
Johnson said. ''The way I set Jt we
need a new slogan and my suge1tioo
is 'build, baby, build'."
Two Countiam
Die in Traffic,
Plant Accidents
'l'\¥0 Orange County residents Iott their
lives Tuesday, one in a trafflc accid'nt
and the other at an industrial plant.
Dead on arrival 1t Beach Community
Hospital, Buena Park, late Tuelday
afternoon '1.'IS David J. Brown, lt, of
cnu:eS&..
The coroner's office reported tha'.t
Brown fell from a forklift tractor and
"·as run over by the vehicle while work·
ing at a lumber yard In La Mirada.
Mrs.~ Margaret S. ROgers, 34, of
Fullerton, died shortly aner arrt'fal at
St. Jµd e Hospital, Fullerton foUowin&
a two-car era.ah in th.'at city at niclid
Street and Rosecrans Avenue .
. Luanne Nichols, ii, of Fullerton, driver
ol the •other car. was admitted to thl
ho1pit1:I for treatment of Injuries.
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and FLATS MEN'S SHOES
WE CALL IT A
''WHAT'S LEFT GROUP''
AT CRAZY PRICES
VALUES TO $23. 95
52 to 5 7
SELECTED GROUP
ODDS & ENDS
VALUES TO $31
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Final
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WESTCUFF PU%A
541. 1614
Dole, in a letter sent to 1'rtU3lde early
last week, asked th.at Udall be called ln a letter lo Doi<:, Mu5Jde said lhc
"All members of the subcommiuee
have been careful to distinguish between
the policy decisions involved in granting
the leases last year. and the policy
declaion.s involv!d in Secretary Hickel's
inlUal reliance on voluntary company
action to halt the Santa Barbara Channel
drilllna: and hls uncertainty ov'u ord<:rini
lllCh a hal~" Muskie aaid. ------------------.:.....---------------------
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OAILY PILOT ·w-. r....., 1t, 1tl9
. -~--.. "''~"'""' •"'-• AatrOrieut Jainff A. Lovell Jr. ~d he.Jell like',a .bliman sacrifice "1hat .be climbed aboard Apollo a
'!Or tbe lllgbt "around !be mo<ill.Jast
i:hlillbn¥. "Everyone was hell':" ill& 111 and ~eemed •o happy \o see
us go, I felt like a sacrifice to the
Incas " Lovell smilingly told >tu-
dents ' at Massachusetts Institute of
Technology in Cambridge. • ~-'Ibe Seoul city government plans
ID build a million-<lollar "happy
iwm'" this year for the rehab~·
~on of the South Korean cap1~
.ial's 2,700 prostitutes. City offidal1
:said that the inmates at th,e ftve--
~re institution on th'e outskirts of
the city will be given vocational
training and will attend elemenj~ry
Qt blgb scnool classes. Each girl
wilf·al~ raise 50 hens. ·
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•
:' -·-~ Elkt Sommer. more known ·& tm
4etrt11 than an artUt, puts the finish-
ing final brush strokta on her paint·
ing, .'Th4! C1iuTch is Open." A.n _t~
~ibit of htr work will open at Calt,
ornia Museum of Scitme and Indus·
'11 in Erposition e"'.k this wetk.
torD.en were enjojing a leis·
dinner at !be. ·Tarragona
urant In Spain w:1ien a -.220-
wild boar sud~Jy bursf
;through uie front door and began
'Wllltacltlng everything that moved.
(T!!e boar, which had escapeg fh>rn ~a cage outside . the reSt6rant;
,-.scapecf. .. lo tlW~illl-laur;iiii!l!cH~;;:
pll• town.aller maklui sbalnWts 9f •
Mlle resta:urant."However, the · \riJ.··
flagers later tracked it down. killed ~t and brought it baclf to Jhe res· ttauran~ wbjcb f lJillt(lied roa$) bOar ~· lleXt_ da7; . . . ' . . " .
' . ' .. 196 Enet!fi Ki~
Marin es ~l3Iear.
'Re·d · Stronghold
,/ .
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-SAIGQN (UPI) -U.S. Morine•.• ~l·
tllng Inch by incb !hrOuch 1welteri111
, jungJu,, on the edge Of the A Shau
Vailey near LIOI, klllt.d 19' ~ortb Vlet--
·name.se soldiers .Loda)' ·anc1 dllcovtred
the gravea.of 'iu more.
The leathemecU lost five men killed
• aod ZO wounded dt.1riJ1& the day in lhe
alfensive uear the bordtl' with Laos.
Marine 1Uft1 dueled with Communist
artUlery across the Laotian border as
the \eathemecU inched forward in 100.
degree'be1t 11&1nst 1tlff resistance.
The Marine push toward the Laotian
bordtr had · become a m1jor baUle for
control of the rqioo l!ld nol on• Inch
oJ ground bu come euily.
Trial Turns
Back to Shaw,
A lias Probed
NEW ORLEANS CAP) -A prosecution
witneu tSWied today 1he 11w Clay
Shaw, charged with conspJring to
assassinate President Joha F. Kennedy,
sign a guest registration book u "C1ay
Bertrand." • ' ktrand is the allu that the i'~tion contendS Shaw used lo plot·
ting with Lee Harvey OsWald and others
to murder Kennedy.
Mrs. J.e4sie Parttr,_ the 1tate'1 4.lat
witness, ,said she wU wc;ir~g as •
-hoStess at the VIP Room at New Orluns
Intetniitional Airport when she saw Shaw
11gn, in aa: Clay Bertrand on Dec. 14,
1984.. . .. 1, it not a fact," asked defense
lawter F. Irvin Dymond on croa--ei·
·. arhination, "that the · next time you sa_w
Shaw -in thi1 courtroom -you refused
to · idenWy hlm until the dl1trlct at·
tomej''s office threatened you with a
Jie ·detector or polygraph test?"
· Mri. Parker denied that she was
''threatened.'' but agreed the tut was
propased.
-when she wu referred blck to AMt.
Disl Atty. James Alcock for redirect
eiaminaUon, he jumped up and sa1d,
••Did you not take a lie detector test?"
When Mra. Parker said she had, ~k
asked fOr ~ immedille wbpoena· "cl
the police ciffer who cOftdUcted the iest
and a report on tbe results. Such
testimpoy ·" seld~1 adndlsible 1t '
trial. tioit Alcock contended. that Dymood
had "opened the ttoor" fer it during
cros.w.1amln1tioo. .,
East:t CaJls U.
Jet to Berlin
'Provocation'
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BERLIN (UPI) .-Eu! GmnonJ
disrupted traffic on West Berlin's main
highwq to the west for the second
consecuUve day today. And it sakt the
. . . . Tbt '~anltl tlW onlpenHo-lten
Oii lllk:lff 1"lulolii;· tht1 bOo"1 talpped dls~ordeil, 'elpii~ · aet : trip WirH
a~l'OH trilla toi..;detonate . m~. 'and
r1moved •ll unlt"Jdelll!ft-li<lm lhelr
dead. -.ut ·taey wete.1ae:Dtlfled u Noi'tb
Vletnamue. "
· The l>Wlnel set "aut tllreo Wttb .,.
to clear large eommum.t Willi Qlll ol
tlle A Shau Valley whlci\ l1rtlchea,
roughly westward from UMi "Da ,Nq
area to the border of Llos. It la a
principal lnfiltraUoa roote 10< ·Red unlll
threatening the coaatal plain.s.
The leathernecu, hauling their own
equipment, have moved westward along
the ridgelines agaimt 1 n c r e a 1 i D I J y
ferocious resl.stance. Today's flgbUng
wu the heaviest since the offensive
began Jan. 20 to ease 'the threat to
Da Nang and Hue. ·
Today•s fighting raised · to 739 the
number of Communists killed in the
operaUon, nicknamed Dewey Ca"yon.
Most of the casuaJtles were lnOtcted
In tbe past five days u mldsummer
heat enabled th! troops t"O Shove oft
from the fog-ahrouded mountain bases.
The Marines reported Americ.an losses
since the operation began u 81 k\lled
and 295 wounded including five killed
and 20 wounded today.
The Marine drive baa b e e n helped
by BS2 strikes into Communist-held areas
of Laos. Informed sources said today
the BS:S took advantage of the 24-hour
allied Tet truce in Vietnam to hit Laos
with the heaviest bonlb loads of-the
year.
187 SF Teachers
Fired b y State
For 'Absences'
SACRAMENTO (UP[) -A total o[
187 San Francisco Stale College in-
structors have been fired because of
unexcused absences during recent strikes
at the campus.
A spokesman for~lhe _state .controlltr's
office said Tuesday the teachm bad
been dropped from the payroll. He said
the college would have to file official
"notices of appointment" to restore them
to the pay charts.
Among those £ired were former
Assemblyman William F. Stanton, who
taught economics, Jerry Hawkins, pres!·
dent of the local American Feder1tion
of Teachers Union which struck the
college, and Black Panther George
Mason ·Alarray, who.se ruspens!on from
a part-time teaching job helped spark"
the strife... _ ,
The eontrolltr-'1 office utd 280 persona
at San Francisco Stat.e had been docked
pay for unauthorized absences. Included
were the 187 who -were "fired, 2'19 who
ricelved partial PIY and 0 who were
granted full pay after. In lnvestla:allon
cleared them.
_,fll&bt here Thursday of West German
::-President Heinrich Luebke aboard a U.S.
13 UC Berkeley
Students Seized
• • ~ OU-duty Denver policemen will
we used occasionally as cab driv-
jers in an attempt to head o(f Ibo
frtsiog nwnber ot taxicab robberies.
• •• ~ In tbe Philippines Legaspi 'city
"officials have come up with an in~
kenlive for public support of thei r 7at extermination campaign: Any·
l"One showing up 'vith 10 rat tails !will be admitted free to a series of
ranees.
•
Air For~ trans~ v.·ould be a
"provocation."
An official llltemenl by the E*
·German Foreigft' Ministry said the U.S.
Air Force flight would be "miauM of
the air routes d the (East) German
DemoCratic Republic." lt sald Bonn'•
efforts to "annex" West Berlln would
.ha~-"unavoidable coosequencea."
U.S .• BrlUsb and Ftench planea have
1ir corridors to Berlin under the war
time occupation agreements. W e s t
German planes are nol allowed to use
the 20-mile wide ai r corridor and the
East Germans ha ve threatened to halt
Gennan official road trips to the city.
BERKELEY (AP) -Striking students
and their bkkers u&ed hit-run tactics
to disrupt ictiviUes on and off the
Uni versity of California campus Tuesday.
There were 13 arte!t.s and some minot'
.bljuries.
Demonstrators threw sUnlc bombs In
the administration buildlng and a student
cafeteria and hurled bottles. roclis and
clods of dirt. Highway patrolmen. police
and ·1herlff's officers brough t clubs into
play on occasion.
The swirling crowd -300 at peak
strength -ranged off campus at times,
blocking irate motorists at" intersections
until forced back on campus.
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No Way of Preventing
Another Big Oil Slick
SACRAMENTO (UPI) -Union Oil
Co. executives and government officials
agree there is no absolute way to prevent
a repeUtion of a disastrous offshore
oil well leak like tbe one that fouled
mlles of Southern California beaches.
Likewise, no one would testily Tuesday
1t a special legislative hearing whether
state drilling regulations would have
h.caded . off Union's runaway well on a
federal ]ease Jn the scenJc: Santa Barbara
Channel:
But, after the hearing, Chairman
Robert Lagomarsino of the Senate
Nalural Resources Committee. to Id
newsmen, "the state regulations pos:;Jbly
could have prevented Jt."
The joint bearing of-the 11atural
resources and governmental elficiency
* * *
·committees was called to Investigate
causes of Santa Barbara's massive oil
slick and rec<rnmend remedlal steps.
"l can't guarantee (against) another
blowout," John R. Fraser, Union's
western regional vic.e president in charge
of exploration and production, told the
i1earlng.
"But we can Increase the odds in
favor of not having additional blowoutll
signiftcant!y,'1 be said. "By · installing
additional casing we can minimize lhe
chance of this occurring.''
Much testimony centered on \vhetht'r
state regulations for drilling on offshore
lands under its jurisdiction were stricter
than those employed by the federal
government for drilling on the continent:.il
shelf beyond the three-mile coastal limit.
* * * Hickel Issues 'Tough New'
Standards 011 Oil Drilling
WASHINGTON (UPI ) -J n t er Io r
Secretary Walter J. Hickel Tuesday
issued what he called "tough, new" drill-
ing standards for oil Well operations
in California's.Santa Barbara Channel.
The new standards, aimed at preven-
ting oil leaks such as the one which
fouled beaches in the channel last week,
require drilling operations to include ex·
tra casing around pipes sunk to oil and
gas deposits to prevent leakage into
the sea.
Among other thingg, the regulations
require 1he: extr1 casing down to a
F lippin' Winner
depth or 5,000 fttt. An Jn terior Depart-
ment spokesman .11ald the leak from
a Union Oil Corporation well which pro-
duced last week's oil slick was 3,500
feel down.
"Our specific go<1l has been to develop
tough, ne1v regulations lvh.ich will help
prevent any future disallter auch as we
have recently witnessed in 'the Santa
Barbara Channel orf the coast of
California," Hickel said in a statefuent.
~le also said his department \l'BS
preparing rev~ drilling rules for
offshore operations in other areaa t>f
the U.S. continental shelf.
International pancake race winner Silvia Winstanley, 17, gets a vic-
tor's kiss from Simon Knight. sexton of the Olney, England parish
church. She beat Americ4'1 entry from Uberal, Kan .. In the annual
Shrove Tuesday race by fiipping a flapjack over the ~yard course
In I :04.2 minutes.
State Sets
Oil Da111age
At $1 Billion
SANTA BARBARA (UPI) -The Stale
of California estimates the oil from aa
uncontrollable well in the Santa Barbara
Channel caused more than SI billion
damage.
And that figure may be revised
ui)\1-'ard, said Atty. Gen. Thomas C.
Lynch. if the current seepage or
~·residual oil" from the ocean floor con·
tinues.
Lynch announced Tuesda1• stale and
local officials filed a ~500 n1illion damage
c!ain1 against the le(1t:r:il government
and the Interior Department.
Another $500 million suit will be filed
against Union Oil Co. of California,
operator or .the drilling plalfor1n, and
the three other oil companies who lease
the site with Union.
"As yet we don't know the run extent
or the damages," Lynch said. "~f the
current seepage continues. we may have
to enlarge our -current claims or fil e
additional actions."
The well that created a va!it-slick
fouled 35 miles of beaches. It was "P.lug-
ged with tons Or drilling mud and cement
more than z week ago, bUt oil continued
to seep 'lroln a shallow strata pre·ss·urized
by the original leak.
Patches of crude petroleum continued
to splotch the surface of the Paci.fie
off Southern California but the major
concentration wu about two miles long
and from 10 to 30 feet wide.
At its height the original slick co\"ered
an estimated ' 800-square miles of th•
Pacific.
SIRH AN •••
F rom Page 1
Hotel. thereby interposing dozens of peo-
ple betv;een him and his bodyguard.
Barry ~lped Mrs. Ethel Kennedy off
the three-foot podium and shortly
thereafter heard the sholJ:.
Barry, who is a vice president of
the Bankers Trust Co. of New York,
wu one of a string of witnesses who
testified 'l\iesday at lhe trial of the
24-year-old Arab immitrant.
'foclay the jury was to hear the
testimony of George Plimpton, a clost>:
personal friend of the Kennedys and
author of the book "Paper Lion.''
Plimpton was another or the men "'·ho
pounced 011 the :>--foot-4 Sirhan im·
mediately after the shooting.
Rafer John son, S-foot-4 and 190 pounds,
testified Tuesd11y he joined in subduing
the gunman. Johnson won the decatlllon
c.:"hamplonship in Rome in the 1980 Olym·
pie games.
The d,efense claims Sirhan wu in
a sort ,of fren.tied trance w~n he .killed
Kennedy and has emph.esiied t)ow many
bu1e men it took to subdue him.
The trial Tuesday finally exploded the
bubble of the mysterious "bl)mette girl
in the black and white polka dot dress."
Valerie Schulte,· D. a long-tressed
bloode graduate o( the University of
Ca.Ulomia at s,nta Barbara, testified
she was at the Ambassador victory party
as one of Kennedy's youna:· ca1npaign
v.·orkers .
She \\'as that night in a polka dot
dress but it wu· grt\'!n with )'~low
polka doll and she held It up in court
for everyone lo see. She was oo crutcbe~
at the time as a result of a skiin(
accident. she said .
Miss Schulte aaid the ne\'cr spoke
to Slthan or even noticed him In the
crowd until the shootini,
108 Die During Rio's
Car rµv al Celebr ation
RIO DE JANEIRO (AP ) -At teaot
108 ~rsons died in Rio during the four.
day Carnival te1ebraliOll which ended
at .dawn today. But morgue ol'fici111l1
a id I.be total was not unusuaTiy high ,
pirUtularly for a Carnival period whe11
automobtle , accidents and drowningt
gcneralty Increase sharply. /it. mr1jorl!J
of the dtat.hll were in auto crasl1e~
r111cl drowninas accounted for 20 TlMIM'e.
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C~g Prisoner's Tale Dame Holt
Remarries Wfiallv Bmmolc ! ,.,., 'I Felt Like an Animal • • • ' er1ticinl enchilldas ••• tantalirint &ICOI ••• ftlbult. teUeno .•.
tuty UimaJn.,. Ind.other~ South:-ot-tM-Bdfd«
spetlal~ .....ad tmid the cobful '•~e ofold-~
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Den," he said.
Throughout the interview,
Smllh was careful not to
reveal other prisoners' names
or much detail on bow many
there were.
"The days · w e r e. in-
terminable, the nights often
like eternity," said Smith. He
said prisoners kept up with
the passage of time by listen-
ing to newscasts their capklrs let them bear. Time passed
slowly, he said.
"We were always hungry,"
he said. "And I never could
get used to their rice. I ate
it, lots of it, but it dldn~t
Ike Receives
De Gaulle; Note
M E !.BOURNE, Auatralla
fill me. Sometime.s we got (AP) -The wedding car
meat, dog meat. it's 8 wouldn't start and a police
delicacy for them, I can't say car was pressed into eervjce.
'as much. But Dame Zara Holt married
"Seep? Sometimes it was genUeman farmer and
bard. to come by. It's hard member of Parliament Jeff
to shut of£ your mind, In A alia' ed especially when y-o u· •re Bate today • ~ 1 w •
cramped in a'pltclt·black bole ding or the year.
undergi-ound, things crawling Television carried the
around near and on you and c e r e m o n Y t h r o ugi!oot
you don't know when it's going Australia's eastern seaboard.
to end, If ever." At one point Prime Mini.st.er
He said there were tats, John Gorton identified various
"lots of them," and spiders persons for Ult TV rtporten.
and· scoijlions. "I h a t e Dame Zara.-whole age is
spiders." her secret, ls the widow of
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He Said one of the few time!! Prime .Minister Huold Holt,
he was beaten followed an. ~w~ho~w~as~dro~· Y1~ned~ln~l9Q~,~.l:iii;iii;iii;iii;iii;iii;iii;iii;iii;~ii:iiii:ii==~=ii:ii~ es<;ape try that f_!ilect. ii
He said hi!! release with
Spec. 4 Thomas N. Jone!! or
t.ynnville, Ind., and Spec. 4
James W. Brigham of Ocala1 Fla., came a!I a surprise.
Brigham later died from what
the· Army descnDed u poor
medical treatment · at the
ha:nds of the enemy. ,
After b r i e f formalities,
Smith and the others were
whisked away by liellcopter
and eventuaDy returned home.'
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, Laguna .-Protests on Oil ~"
Tekvialon, ~ Indlutry: S~
··ewani. an a menaee to public
Malth, I hueb;y propoae to ban
their OHouttling through ;your
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. "II II lnoonalltaat 'lo permll the exploraUon for oU
or ps If ~ of oU and &U &No prolllbited," Ibo
niollrtlon d&te1. .
It /, one Of two ruolutlons authored by La(1l!ll
Beach Councilman Roy Holm and adopted UDallbnolllly
by th•~ l!each City Cow>cll.
Almecl at state le1W1tor1 and fecleral leglJlators,
It wu pa11od while !lie sickening Santa Barbara oil
di!llter wu 1t ill height, tllllng wlldltfe, polluting
beautiful coasUlne and dolnf mllllon! of dollars worth ·
of damA~e. '
Oil drilling io forbidden by state law In tlle ocean
from Newport •outbward, but tlle state has permlttecl
"exploralof)'" drlllin( In the area off Nawport Beach
and Orange County. lt's thlJ exploration that the La· runa council quesilons.
The rt&OiuUons seek a hall to oll and gas drilling on
submergecl lands oceanward of Ca!Uornla. It cilia for
stringent safeguards and reminds that assurancu pnovi·
OU!ly bad been given by the Interior Departmant and
oil compenles tbat aafeguards against pollution were
adequate.
Why explore for oU If eiq>loitalion Is not intended?
It's 1 p>d quesilon to keep asking. '
Unlike soll)e C01111¢1•~ LaglJ!la seldom glye1 advice to state and fecleral aidiiOrlti.,, But Ibis was a much·
needecl advlJory. one of many, and a rood job of au-
thoring by CoonclJman Holm.
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Encourage Showmanship
• I
Festivll or AN director• hope to lure tllelr exhibit·
Ing artilU to the grounds during the stx-waek summer
ahow.
The theory b tbat arttsts privilegecl to use the big
&bowc1se, a bustling market place, should be available
to ditcUJs their wort with visitors.
'.
hat Youth
Asking
·1 Socwty
is distinctively "new" aboul the
pneration is not simply ita yooth.
·the mere fact that It is later in
u a• Cl!' ii "new" tf H is this
1 model -pared wllh list yeor's
year before ..
Dear
Gloomy
Gus!
1bat paint job by lhe courtly 1111
lhe bridge cro..ing Co8!I High' .
way In South Laguna looks worse
than the mesaage it wu auppos·
ed to cover up. Why not repaint
the whole bridge Jn one -not
several -shades of green?
-R. J.B.
;, 1 ,...n1111n tllfleronce In
g people, not just a tat.)otal dif.. has point and JlW'POll and gives el·
And tbll quality • btst be presslon to values lhat are more .than
bed, in Mu1Gw'1 term, U "stlf-at· blole>gically or culturally determined.
Uzing. "cannot underlland thia, &hen In most socitUes of the put, there
you = llLltl>Mn UWe c:hlnce lo do !his, or cannot andanllnd what'°""' • ~I» 11>JOk about lt vtiy mncll' !Jta thin~ IDd ~g rUll ,1 ~ltr'WI &~mere physical exiltenci wa.·
l"'Pllli ioWlrd. Sell«joolidll' . .0 -l11d """"'clod lhlt lhe In· hlgWt'*°'"!I ,;: ?: · '::;"· i!;.1: dlvldual orgaDism fought' all Ill llfeUme
ent and It bas become poalble for nun ~val arxJ fQUillbrfum. Ill
· pm ' 1 -h· · recent time.a. higbtr, and dtatlncUve, needs were ·many peop e uw.;1 m neceuaril_y subordinated to ita primJtive
lllJMAll per-1llJ bu corllin clemlndl for life, for 1 kind ol liberty,
llloqlcal -U..t !Diil be fer I .,._,. ct aecurily.
-·1nmprs Iba! must be f<i\I,
~t ·musl be allayed, !Jll1llcll
. lhlt -be 1?1tlfted, 'thll, there are certain aocia1
emollooa1 clemlndl ma<le oo, 1nd
lhe -sllty -for looming, for
s of some tind, fGr group iden-
allon, for survival and support as
: aqclal belfll. 'I1le9e earliest and
er" needs must be at leut ade-
tely met before the fndlvidual can
hlmKlf with cthu levels of
!LF·AcruALIZATION" Is wbal lhe
.. -.. become wllh hlmJel!.
u a blologtcal creature or 111 a
'in lh\i mechlrl11m ol hla society.
In lhe very core ct his penonal
-10 tbtt bis perticular life
rr IB NO ACQDENT that lhe moet
~ l11d dblident youlhl lod•J
cilme from upper-mlddle-clUI f1milies,
whole "future" within the framtwork of.
convenUonal aoclety seem1 moat auured.
They do not want to fit into ' 1 moold.
do not want to accept the values of
their meUer, do not want to become
like thti.r partnb or their partnb'
jrlends.
They are asking that our afflueDt aoci·
ety provide more than a plentUude of ma-
terial goods: that it open new vtstu for
lhe realliing of Individual p.tenllalltlO!,
·not in the economic rulm, but in the
realm of moral valuu, sensory experi-
ences, creative expreaion, and ,personal
fulfillment. Their tactics mi childish. but
their entb mature.
Beans Are for Dirksen' ~ASlllNGTON Memben of
gren ore 11111 ~ hll'r•led wllh demmdlUona ct the 41 per<O!ll
-lt r<eently -lllell -'3d11100 .. $42,500 .. ,..,.. '
uiiilnid1 ol Indignant letters and
stve "bundles to Congress" are con-
uinl to pour In """' 10 .... lhe
try, The .. bundles" contain old cJth .. and other d-.
Cit 0( the lawm.U:m are disc:rett!y
t l(bout this crtUca 1 deluge. But
--ct lhl hike. Tbty Ire
klnll .. -ct the undimlnilbed o( Ol,lttaged maU . They al• are
vine & Jot of "I told you so" aatlsfac.
'"""It. raphfcllly lllllltrllllft ct lhe quantity
nature Cl these ea.DIUc blasts art
Jettera and "bundles" rtOOvtd in
plll -by :Rap. IL R. G'°"· a. veteran economy champion who ·
the floor fllllt .,ainll lhe PIY booll.
-lbe Clllly -In lhe --·---llbnln -ID blccl: lhe Iner< .. -which "Ja~Ollly not 1111o ellecl Februaq
--
or later anyway. Perhapa eome of your
money-crabbinl coUeacuea can we it."
From Arte3la, cant., Gnwi rtteived
the following leUer:;
"I am deeply distressed by the terrible
pllaht of many or our congressmen and
senaton whO e1nnot tltt out an alstmce
on PJ,OOI) 1 yar phm «enerous fringe
benefits. I am oo 10Cial security (SU
a month), and my stipend seems In-
adequate, too.. So I augment it by caring
for four childmi while both parents
work to cope with the nevtr-endlng ln-
fllUon, riling wtlfare costa and in·
creasJn& tu...
"HOWEVER, WE an so moved by
lhl blnllhipa ol our llwmlken thal
we wlsh to send a bundle to them.
Pleue dl.irlbule II ID lhe needltll con-
~n •. but not the beans. The btans
are for Stnator Dirksen, bless hi1 lltUe
heart!
''The lboet are' ...;.,,, but they are
still """ tnOUgh .. ill"' • good -to your colleagues who vottd for this
incrfldlble lflb, u weU u btlng IO = In doubling lhl 11l1ry ct lhe t to pOO.OOO ...
0... hu recelnd hundnda ol Jetton
""'""'"""" Illa ddmnlned, llbelt -nlllnl. ll&t>t qllMI Iha Pll In--
Hence wbell arllsll alp '1or lllelr boOlhl tllll l{'l!Df,
Ibey J111Y find clausn ID Ibo oontract.comDllW,,.'tbeni
to be Ill rtlld..,co ID the area from July 11 Uiroylh Alla,
2f and to 1pea4 time OD \lie fesUval grounds.
~dUi. . .
Whether tblJ will be enforced or Is mere!J a stai.
mentol boord attltlidorornalm,to be seen.
Tho boird allo aireed to up 'llMI price of booth• f.9t
ar11111 who work on tbo·grounda trom Pl to f50 bec.IUH
they require more•opocf. '
Tbl1, howov~r, ....,,. lnconaistent with the aim o!
brlngiD( the arllsll to tbe (rounds.
'!'he sculptor at wort with hi• torch or the painter
doilJ& a portrait with Jive model are obviously bl( draw·
Ing cards, big crowd J>leaael'I .
Even If they lhould reqUire some additional room,
It would seem wlJe of the boerd to find l"aY• to en-
couraie lhowmanlhlp.
Artists tell us that in fonner days Ibey did gather
on the ground• for the chitchat and companionship of
their fellows. Whether the new grounds design or more
regulaUons have encouragecl tbe dropout Is a• matter
of speculation.
However tlle boerd might do well to stimulate 1 r ..
tum to tbe "Bohemia" atzitosphere and fellowship of
tlle pasl
Red Story Out of Date
Trustees of Laguna Beach Unilied School Di•trict
recently viewed film s about communism. They were
films on a list of the county schools office requiring
board approval before they are shown to children of a
district.
Board members found no menace in the films but
had another observatJon. They found them seriously
oul<lated-about JO years old.
Conclusion: Perhaps the county schools program
needs some updating. (l)
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Tobacco Industry: Jn keepin(f
with our subsidy progra1118, the
following is the money you will
receiue this year •.. in rouruf
millions, of course ...
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Reader Answers Attack on Patriots' Ideals
'Maturing Youngsters Revere Flag~
To the Editor:
The outrage i.hat Jack Maples predicts
(Mailbox, Feb. 12) as a reaction on
the part of his distorted "Hawks" to
R. V. Mitchell's Jetter (Mailbox, Feb.
7) ii more apt to be the reaction ex.
perienctd by most patriotic Americans
who read Mr. Maples' thinly veiled in-
sinuations that anyone who lllpports the
present confllct in Vietnam is a "Nazi
Hawk." "F1ag Hawk" or "Gooney Bird.''
I predict that, out of conctm for his
feelings, guided by pity rather than
anger, most or those wbo sensed outrage
will refrain from aUordine his views
the dignity of reply.
RATHER THAN attack those whO
disagree with the ideals that we so-qtilled
.. flawks" proudly hold,. since I .m ad·
mlttedly Ignorant and ill Wonned on
what their true motives are, I will
take pointed issue with the accusations
so recklessly. and I think, Ignorantly
flaunted by Mr. Maples.
I) Casualty rai.s published by lhe
department cf defense ahow conclusively
that the expcml1'e rate of "professional
military men ever 35" exceeds that of
"the youni fresh men too young to
vote.'' I can further attest to this as F on-the-spot wltntS&.
!) POLITICL\NS, der~·me contractors
and defense workers that I have known
In my llfeUme, liid I've had close contact
with Bil three categories, are as repulsed
and as aUenated by war and its tragic
consequences u any other segment of
our society. Largely because of their
courage and dedication· to their country, , lheJ end ... the, slander lhat i. heaped
on them and lllll manage to contribute
ligni{lcantly to the progress of our na-
tion.
S) rr IS TRUE that most. cf the
people. at patriotic ceremonies are
veterans of one or more of our nations'
wars Jn the "over 35" a1e group. But
I notice an ever increasing number of
youngsters, too, who are maturing to
the point where they also revere the
flag, yes, are even enthralled by it,
and hear the roll of the drum and
the sound of the fife as an inspiratiooal
chaJlenge to live up to thelr heritage.
I proudly number all seven of my
children in this vast majority cf
Americans. ,
PERHAPS tr Mr. Maples would
discourse en why he does not support
our national policiea, a subject thlt he
is more apt to be well jnformed oo.
rather than attack tho:ie who are proud
patriots. a group which obviously he
could arford to study more deeply, his
views would be more palatable. and
1.., likely to b< construed to be highly
emotional propaganda.
D. R. HARRIS JR.
Lt. Col., USMC
"Over 3$''
Cru• /llercenorlea
To the Editor:
t consider the pay raise voted by
Congress as &rmgant. irresponsible and
contemptuous Of the Americ1n public.
Never In bbtory hu our. npubllc
laced probl"'11 Ind dangers needing of
Its leadership "1fless, publlc-tpiriled
men cl conscltnce whose dedicaUon and
virtue: could strvt as an example to
a troobled and uncertain people -l11d
we are 1iven crass mttctl\lria.
I sl\all encourage 1U I know and an
J meet who will listen to vote against
<very Incumbent ct lhl• "poc);etbool: Congress." ,
LOUIS F. JOJl.5T, JR.
Ralllsn'• rri.rtelu
To lhe Edltor•
In ......,. lo Lee Mllllr'I lett<r '°
Letttra fram rtadtn are welcome.
Normall11 toriUr1 1hould convtJI their
message in 300 words or ltss. The
right to condt11se letters to fit ipacc
or eliminate libel is rtservtd. AU
letters must include lignaturt and
mailing addrtss, but names may be
withheld on request i/ sufficitnt rea·
ion is apparent.
the editor (llfailbox, Feb'. J), [ would
like the cpportuni!i to ~plf, Erice· you
fttl s.o strongly tMt en!:ry ;1ide 1hou'ld
be heard.
Lee Millar, .whoever he is, I would
like to compliment on hb par.aphtastng
of the French pflilosopher, Vollair: "I
disapproVe of what you rtad, but I
will defend lo the dOllh your right
to read it." I could mt agree with
this more. However, I would like tG
point cut that defending his right to
read it does not infer, by any stretch
cf the hnaglnation, that J wW buy tt
for him!
Despite hiJ propensity for prosa"ic pro-
f undlty, he does not have the acumen
or background information to discern
book banning (Gr burning, as he infers),
from my justifying the use cl tax money
to buy it for him. It seems that he
and the DAILY PILOT editorial referred
tG, art unable , or slmply d9 not want,
to recognize ~ difference.
FROM ms approach that everything
not purchased ia therefore banned, we
on the Orange CGUnty BOard of Education
baMed all boob on the power of posltlve
lhlnldng, since NO booU 1111 !his subject
were Included in our purchase. We are
also guilty of banning mMt books on
careers, since we included only a few
of the many career boob that are
available.
Of course, if you are saying that
1'Hiroshtma" is of mart educaUonal
valut and, therefore, wanants the use
of tax money more than the books
in the aforementioned categories, then
1 am guilty -not of. boclt banning,
as you charge, but of a far more serious
crlmt -disagree.in.a: with you Gn the
priority of books.
DR. DALE E. RALLISON
Tl1t Orange County School Boord
last Thursday voted 4 to I to ttveTst
its prttnous 1tm«l again.st f)Urcha.!t c/
Hersey's "Hiroshima" and othtr
books. Ralliaon11 too.t Ulr ont vote
against. Stt editorial Feb. 11, "Para-
noia in Adion," a;nd prtviGu.t c:om-
mentarits.-Editor
ClllW'• Welfare
To lhe Eclllor•
Every lttk:le I've ever read , allo&d
adOl>lioP qenclos bat bftn lull of 1111
prsJK about !heir dflclency, Ind lheir
moUo hu -proclllmed lo be "lhe chlld'1 welfare above ever, other con--
lideniUcn." ,
My awn U)leri'1>COI wllh IUCb qeocl11
hJ& elven me cause to doubt thl1.
NOW ·wE AEAD of lhe lld cue
ct Iha illrtl Ind litUe Buddy. DellnltelJ
lhl welllre of lhe child waa nol Iha
finl concetn of lhe qency hete. Fer
-1clu't Buddy be b<!tor oil wltb those
who lovt him and have cared for hlm
ln>m•the beflnnlrll lbu wjlh strangers!
It ..... admittedly. lo "proleel Iha pro1esab:i,uam•1 or tholt wbo mide tbe
decill1111 that lhl agenq ctllclllls -lo mlew lhe .....
How do you lik1 lhlt!
Mll3. CLIP'P'ORD MOE!f
Bueball Publlcttv
TG the Editor:
Ten days agG while In Chicago at
an M.R.A. meeting with Willie Mays,
ht was being interviewed about lbe
players' impending strike. Last • ni&l.:!t -this· tape tirst came ovei"'Tv <Ciilnnfl
4) as a "hot interview."
If this is the maximum amowit of
so-called free publicity sports writers
and baseball publicity men can dream
up, baseball ls 'in for some very rough
times .
HILLY CHASIN
'ShoClked'
To the EditGr :
I was shocked at how easy it was
for "Nam' Withheld" to have her abor~
tion (Mailbox, Feb. U ), She had no gµllt
feelings at all. As a matter of fact,
she wanted otherl lG join her, just
like Eve gtttlng Adam to eat the forbid-
den fruit that k1c.ked. them out of
Paradise.
It did not bother her that she stopped
the growth of an Individual who wUI
never be reprodUced again. Acctlrdin&
lo genetics, an individual at concepUGn
has his own characteristics which nevu
will be duplicated because of the Im-
mense number of eenetic combinations.
SHE ALSO SEES this as a solution
to the juve.nile delinquency problem,
stating this 1fould get rid of unwanted
children. Juvenile delinquency today i.a
the problem cf not only the children
ol lhe poor bat alao lb< cblJdren ct
th• higher clwes as well. t believe
we will solve the-problem!, not easily
through elimln•tlni the childttn, but
:,i;t ~Joa1'== :m1'.""'
I am 1 woman who bad her so-called
0 unwanted chikt." I love him now too
much to a:et rid GI him even for a
million dollars.
' NAME WlTllllELD
Wo111••'• Declslo11
To lhe Ecllior•
The mallbox 11!lter of Feb. 12 frGm
the woman who went to Japan for an
abclrtion states very wen the pGSiUon
d. those who believe that abGrUon is
the: decision · .,. tl)f: woman involved.
However, let me: add a few addiUonaJ
~his worth euislderlng.
· -First Gf all, the population of the
world is incrustn& at such a rate that
baning.. catutrophel or improbable
social changes, the day will likely come
in 1 few generaUdna when each couple
will be legally allowed only a limited
small number ot children. Then those
women who become pregnant aner they
have borne their alloted number wUI
I>< lor<ed lo wbmlt 1o 1bor1Jona. we
can PoOlpon< that lime 11 loa& u poes1.
ble by preventing or endJ.ni unwanted
preenancies.
D" A WOMAN become& preciwit
because of ln1<1equai. m<lhods ct ...,.
IJ'lctption, tt is very unfair for ooclety
to de,mand that she assume thfl aweaome
responsibllily of · bearing 1 child Ind
, c:arln& for thlt cblJcl fer lhl -II to Ill yem .. She her..U knowa better
lhan onyone llR whelher she Is
phyisicall7 or '""11111y prepared for lhe tut.
II 1 woman i. In the fillh or lixlh
IDll!lb otpre-ey or taler W«o -1· Jnc an abort.kn, she sboukl be 11\ltft
~•Irie Cltt, -ft ·-1lhlJ that only an emotl...ny dislm1>ed -woukt allow an lblWanted prepaney to
ao1111thatlaq-•-.to
terminate: It, assuming this alttmaUYt
were readily attainable.
Most women, aingle or married, would
no doubt continue to prefer anowtn1
the potential human being to disappear
in the form of an unfertilized eg1. ·
Y. M. KERllEY
A9aburt Abortl-
To the Editor : ~
If Name Withheld (Wed., Feb. 12) 'Js
not ashamed of her abortion, why dGem't
she sign her name? PreS!ures from
society?
If she doesn't want her baby, 1 am
truly &Jrry for, her. But why kill it!
there are thousands Gf couples who
would give anything ta have ·:.. child .
"That child."
If &he's reat:y worried about the crowd·
ed. condiUons ot the world, why not
just kill everyone over IO? If we legalize
abortion , why not lqalise euthana:iia
too? Same d,i!fereitce.
MRS. DAVID A. FELDE
Molher of'-
No. 7 due nm l?'.Qlth
'Laflk of c;....,...,.•
To the Editor:
In .~egard tG the article en pafe &,
Feb. 12, in wblcb you were quot.inc
Robert J. Bresnahan and his views about
the new site fer tbe airport. I must
aay that Jt was a rare dlsplay or his
complete lack of concern ror people
as hwnan beings.
He said that people shouldn't compWn
about the proposed site that llVtl in
El Toro because most of thtm wUI
han moved by then. He: doesn't Men
to realize that somebody will live tba't
.and abo what happens to their ~y
values.
THE PEOPLE IN Leisure World art:
spoken of. Well, these people have
de voted their lives to the betterment
cf our society and now they have retired.
Mr. Bresnahan tells them not to worry
because they probably won't liYe ewer
l~ years more anyhow.
fli s ideas aboµt pecpfe art moibid
and cruel. We are all people and not
machines and de.serve freedom and con·
sideration in such matters.
TllE PEOPLE In J.!Uslon Viejo m.!
El Toro moved there: to live ln a fl'Qh
new community and now Un11t tbty hive
esllbn.hed home& Ind lnvelled in ~
Ibey 1et an lirporl to drop !heir 1n:
vemnents by 1 llrp delP'ff.
The idea of lhe marine hue i..•1
so pod far a locaUon. Durlnc a naUonaJ
emer,ency it wouJd be very chaotic
· and an esodlent spot .for lhl droppin1
cf an H-bclmb. A more ilolated area
aeems much more feuiblt.
HOWARD P. MUTZ
Pl~nty
A. -There are niore
challenalnl u:ecutive a n d
apecialisl. poslUons in carw
~~8Cou4"1 tba.n. you can rub
.i.1lwo twlp at. The Girl Scouts
I ,-.ol lbe . U.S.A., and \he Boy
i:&out. ot America are both
--"· '"""" l~ 1'69 Ill
• Ill Good · ·Oppor·tunities Found Scouting·· of ... -·
servlet.1 on the or1anlzaUooaJ
• <hart). Tll)O ,1i, ol ' council
delennines lbe number ol
,peclallsts and !!<Id service
(>el'OOMel employed.
AT TH£ NATIONAL
l..EY!:L, you IJliibt work at
he1dqu1rter1 in New
Brunswick. N.J. (Boy Scouta>.
or New York ,c111 (Girl
Scout.I), 1t a re1lonal olfice, ill1.11trat.inl pib!JcaUw;.. pro. proa'i'&-mmlnf , systems and second-care& le -
or ov~. Here'• 1n Idea duclng fifm1 and flbnltrlps: anatyals. And,' rA coorse. ~ homtmaken, and mea ho'fe
of the job mas: Penonnel WGl"kinc with other «~· a:ram serYlcet pllJUons on a completed mUJtar)' careen.
pocltlanl -1 1 I 1 r y ad-Uolia. Jlorcl>lodlaloc JiOolUons nllj..,.I level Prevloul ScoutlaJ eJper;-
mlnlstralloo, re<Nitmeo~ arMS ~e ~. 11lel · promotion, CAN YOU QUALIPYT As II belplul but Id required.
job pla<etnent. Public rdo· ~ 'c6QlrOI ' {illlllorm1 , •!;!lle,)'Ol!'llneeda·baclltlor's CGm ...... Uoof: llr11 in job
Ilona. and -asine l>Olillolll ad . Cliii61Di pod•. .:Ji d<&Tff, ind I 0 m • I Im • I 11Uiladloo, ..... -In -wrllln& !or new1papera, ~ .,.ll'd auinq dlroctl1 re!iled· employmeilt . l!IGMJ •• (F« tbeo, averqe
mlfUlnet, pamplllell, •1V, ( i>Oaltiauintudl ,arusu!Und erperlence. There m open-111nJnc la1ary 11 1 .. T,lllO.)
radio; edltinJ, de'1gninc, and 'l~' ..... tlaJ.>computer inp !Of "1c<nt eollei.• ll'•ds. . Houn :"l'IY be nllbll or
wee.kendl, bt.IL v 1c1 t lo n
aDow1ncta art bttter thaa
averqe. f'rince btotfll! and
a d v ancement opPoflunlUes
are 1ooc1 •
>'OR MORE INFORMA.
TION. Check wttb your
local co u a c JI. or write :
lllOll " Bo7 Seoul& ol Amer·
lea, New Jlnmaw\ct, N. J.
' . '
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32 ••• 1' er. 2i2Sc Sit• 1111
m~ ••••••m n11 PrtlHtitl' ljttle. Fris~ies
CAT FOOD
Ckttst ht• flU, c••C~·· I lhtr ft1v1r !
"Takara"
DOUCHE POWDll
fir Ft•l1i11 MJrlttt
·-·---i•,'.' ... ..._ ... ~...... ',, .. ! !@> IMtl!ll"ltltKING : . ::.: Mugs and Bowls I
; ~ 01. tolf!e mu1~ 10 twa·!Gl)e '°lors, . e and 5" cereal 01~ 5 '$1 I . . bowls 1n two·lo"e O I cokl1s.. I
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,_ ...... -·
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Polo Shirt ~:·
"P11•U" -cottO!I, lont·
, $1m'e sllirt kl wlli!e il1'
assortrd soli• a;lors witl'
wm prints !JI ~anllt$
family c~ ath c~. Si~'· ~
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l •' 1,_ 1 , 1 1 1 When 1ou can't tlttp b!taihe 119 .wile. o cmporilfy r1 1~ 1 98 ets1mpl~ner•ous1~n,100,ld~.e of s1mpl~ nervous lens1on . . . "Sominex" ii& dtrectfd help Golm ytrn to 1eel 1cldxt!I. I &9 lG's 1 Ret. 2.25 31's • . .
'flavihist'
lllllSll!Nm COi&~ fDnttula
l!elp~ It 1~Ji,ve
simol • cou1hs ef
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(Pl!OLOllGU>.cl~)
COll UPStlUS
AnwilL lotl4 tastil1 rel:el trom r.old s111ffles. sr.euiA&.
stuH!d llOSt or ar;ll f.Ofll"S-
1\Gn.
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"Zestabs"
CHEWlllt YIT&IUMS
lor Chtld1eq , ••
1n I nut fliYOI' tl!iit
chlld1en io~c!
"lady Scott"
Facial Tissue
Ctltrftl Fltral l'rilts . .. •' 4:$1 "'
"Lavoris"
MOUTHWASH AND
GARGLE ..... ,. 77c
20.• 11. Si11
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! As<'.ortedcolorfolPil· i fens embedded i1
5 1enai11e fits Gliss. I s.1t-stwai• h"'""
I cart •It' pld fleck
iwivel castflS.
o ,t,,s~crted patterns -
i_ l~g,~ With llOll-tar. I ·1sh B1ass finish.
-, ~MC SIZE ggc
. lap..'fr-ay-~fi!ij -
2.1• H's fashioned ii tlilSSiC . _ •
"Temp-Aid" cOLDPIC• ......... -\ "Norforms" .,..,"1111 1 59 ; ~~::; noc
l0>I•" "" wl<o "' ...i It 69 · SUPHSIT1lllS 119 • 1 fillisbed •1• \J\J . . .
• • . for bruises. black eyes. C Antisef)tic: -Deodorjllt -;::======::.:•:;ni m 1D11 • b~ms, tnotllldle, etc. Corwtnieflt • • • tnf ta llst. -•IP -e -:
311'" Jr. S111 1.511r1 • I -=---:-::,_.,.,.--r "Style" wtG "Flair" Plastics 1-1~1 ;:;~~~:~.1 '.-..08 1 · Wi1 .. ~~!~S '"'"" ~:.':: ::E,.. _ .,.e, ' ' Z.14 1N'I • u . Lntlrinr/ .
C1UJtiN1r
"Milk of Magnesia" • ••1,c:~: ..
Cutty Sark
PHILLIP'S ~· Ant<1cid, IA~I· five ••. ~ett!es your :illlmar.h
i~ !econd~. Regular or M1ot.
1.11 2S tz. Sii1 age 11.19 ... 1
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Red Mountain I ~
GRISWOLD Skillets
~ode If 1turd, a:J·irllll and pie·
.uSOO!d. C.st·iro~ imprO'Jes food
tl1l'Or!. These sktnets wo"'t wear o~!
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truh'er ~•-y, ITS.
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cal.A
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"5 Day"
"Miss .Breck"
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llyles. ltf. 7• II or.
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Flashlight
B•ies
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J 4 DAILY PH.OT w.dnt.4.,, r.wu., n. 1969
LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NarJCI
(lltTll'ICt.TI 01' IUSIMISJ ,U,ClltOlt COUltT 01' 'l'"I l'ICTtTIOUS MAMI $"TAY€ 01' CALl"OlttOA l'Olt HOTIC[ 15 .HEREl'I' OJVEH ni.t Ti. lftttlll'*' ,_ ,.,llf'I " it THI COUNTY OI' OIANGI •
Tokyo or Bnst for S1nall Y aehis LEGAL NOTICE:
"'• City C~ll °'· m.t Clh' Of GMll C!Ond~tll~ • Dutlnett 11 7214 "•t fllt NI, A-tn21
E • 1 B F F c • s f T 'f • R 1 Mnl WI~ hOld 1 Mlle: lllirlne on Ai.I Cott• ~ C.Ufffnl1, ~nei•r !ht HOTICI'. o• Hl!AllH• OJ P•TITIOH ig it oat,s rom our ou1itries et or ranspaci ic ace ~ t~~~rl~ !r~~:::v~,~~ ~~~~~E ... ":it·:: .. ~ ":~v.;; ~:~:::•TA:,~J:,~;;:~A::r7:
.. •'Clock ,,.M.. Ol' •• _,. tllere•fle• c:tmPOStil ol ttlt IOll11Wl"f "'""' wl$e Ellll• ,,,, JAM: ,.
rokYO (AP) -Ei&ht rac~ names and countries of the and 1967, reapecUvely,·Js eom-lfW 1'C'*' from foor counlrles participants received as o! peUng ln the race.
llllve ~ the tint solo last October from' the ,Slocun1 "Frankly, I will like to com·
"I don't ,.,_. the ... trip of "·-·•ty' ..... " .... ·ll'IOltwt _., bf 11Mr4, Oii fllr n•-Ill 11'11 ..... '"" " ruklfn« •E,',',~c"e' ~;ct~$EltE6V GIVl'.N TPlat WJUI• ~ fll-NlLI -tma..,... "'""°'" lllrtt fltlMllt of lllt Fwrtll IA U ~ll9wt; I l'I fllMI l\llrtln
Wl·u. ~ d"f'-·" -·'d-',the or_,..,•---· _ _,..1_ .. -PhtM of""'(.,,...,.... Ct1111~rtl'leM/vt llOY M. YAltNelL. ttlf f'odfk OOnrlloY ltkll••d l eclt1! ., In ... ~ "ll."UI~ rYTI ~ ...... IUllal -pr'OVJQeU en• lorlil ltt,.. .. ltn, 1111 .... ft>e Mtl!U ._._e!l\le, COlf9 Mta41, I H llT10fl fer 1robl'11 of W 1' rt weatMr is good. Besides Ute trants are ovtt tl -·-old .. i.n .. l lcYClt WtVl. O•lf':I l'lbtlltfV lL lMf ~' IM~~ of le1ler& Tnt~ • I
~Irie s1ngle-huU yacht Society art as /ol\ows: petc Jn the coming race,'' the
....,.. !tom San F'ranchco to--Navy• C.pt. Eric Tabarly. 38-year-old Kashima .s •'Id, J...,.. otartinJ Marcil IS, the vveo Terlein and Mare Cbulk . "Bot I have no boat of the
JopanArt[.ife·Associa,t!ohon-.LlnO!d . Gl France;. Klaus •qiecllled six< to enter the
~Sunday. llehner and F.ditb .unman oi· ·competition. Even if-I ·had
'' 1 • ~-... • NOflCf IS l'UltTMElt GIVEN l~I ltOY M. Y•ltNEll 10 Pe11Tf1'\H. r.ie•t"te IO wll ell ~
-PacWc Ocean is already add have Pft-V10US IOlo ailing 11 tilt tim. 11111 "'"' •~tnllontd ~"'' of Cttlftf'f!\t. °''"'' ,.....,1,., mfd1 iw ru•Tl'le• ••rtlc1<t1r~ ~~ ~
known by many sea laving 'u;ptrJence over a distance a-•iw •nd 111 "'-.1ntrr.~'" "''~ 0<1 FttlfutrY 1 ... ,,.,, ""f,' ,,";:· ,,,. riri;.~ •i;:.11•1·~~ ~, "'~:~ 14,
I ,. A*.11o,.~ -mJ'---•r •11111 bl· hff•d IW lt>e Cltv COQ"'ll 1 Ntl•rY l'uMIC 11'1 Mid fl)( .. 1 • .. in. ... 1 1 -· ,_ trave era. c~...,. """ ..:.. o1 .,. citv ot '"'' MMI on "'d Pt"'°"llll' ,...,...., ..ov M. YAllNEl.L Htt, •' 1::to .. m.. 11 ..... '°1,11 11 11",..,l._;,...,., ,WIS lhe, sec:Gncf 'J'he .... ~ ... in11tjr1• vaAl.•nMltf•rPlfflof81,VCieW1y1. ~"IM IO M '~ HftOl'l!•\-!11-of 0.~l!W-.·~.~~.3 ::,.::llSj~t!Wttl; --,...-•.,.. ~ww.-.,. ' \;.l.N C K tlltl'ES1' ,..,,.. It 1\ll!M"rll:ltd flf IM "''"" ti 700 u '""' • Japaftlll88 ..to make· •· SQlO must be al • single hull-not ch,. ·,lef"~ ............. '"" KknoWlll01fCI M tit.CUI~ Cltv °' S•~I• Ant. C1llf0t~I•.
One skipper entering the West Germany; Jerry one now it i.s bit too late transpacinc v 0 y a ro e. He longer than 3$ feet or st>Orttr •ubll111t111 °''"" Ct1st DtllY Piiot. !llt ,.,..,. O.!Wd l'e~ut; ~~ ::iN 0 FtOtutrT 1', 1f4t l12·ff (OFFfCl•l SEAL) Ci· ~ Cit k ' long, lonely race is a woman, Cartwright and E u .a: e n e to ship It lo San Francisco."
Edith Bauman of W e s t Martlnson of the U n i t e d Asked how many days it
Gennan.v. States, and Rene Hauwaert would take the first yachtman
A sPokesman for the of Belgium. to reach Japan, Kashima
brought hi.! 16--foot Koraasa th~n 24 lttt. the aasoclati!'D G ..i ~°:i":: ~~•MJOml• iusN. •USMOl.l; .. 0 u'.s,,.,
Jl into Japan after a IOl~ay satd. Four ol the boats, tn· LE AL 1~0TICE Pr1nc1,.1 Offlc. '" J111 E.iJttw A_ ..
tr! I '.. Be h c lif I d' T b I I Otl"fl Col.llllY ltltl H•111Mt .-1-.1•. p rom u.n1g ac • a .. c u mg a a r y s , are P~~·· MY C01J11111M1tt1 ll••!re5 Hll!lll11tl• •-.. c.111t ... 11
In July, 1967. specially design'ed Cllllt1'U11c•t• OP IUSINlSS Junt fl, 1'10 Tlh (fU) •O·U11 • flCTlllOUI NM\ll ,.ubll!llld or-· Coat l O•lh' Piiot. ""'-· .... tltHlleMI' The spokesman said the TI1e yachtsmen are entitled '!'"-u"°'n1t·~~ ,,.~ e•·"•• "" '! Fibtutrr It; J ,,,a Man:fl '· 12. l'o;titltllfd or1ni11 CoHt DrllY PILct.
race will start from urnJer to select any route between~~. t,11t•~:,"11..:.!, : fl~i11 ,~ 1ff' '1
'• Februtrv 1'· '°' 11' '"" ,,.,.,
association, $poneor of. tbe No other details about the replied:
•,OIJO..mlle sea event, said it competitors are available, the "I think the voyage will take
has no idea bow many more association said. between 60 and 70 days the San Francisco Golden San Francisco and Japan. •tr"' """'' ot NE.wP01tT AIRCRAl'T LBGAL NOTICZ LEGAL NOTICE
• $1!11:VICEI tnd IMI !Mild l!tll'I I• con>----~==~:=:'------1::::-::::-;-;:;:-;;;;;;;-;0;'"-;;;;-<;>;;; yachtsnien would. participate NelUier ol the two Japanese because the boal!I are bigger
in the nee because all entries -Kenichi Horie and lkuo and raster and it is a race
are regjrtered al the Slocuin Kashima -who s in t 1 e and not an attempt to sail
Society of the United Statea, h a n d e d I y sailed from between the two countries
organilen or the. race. tt.s California to Japan Jn 1962 alone. bea~ers is Jn New York.
Gate Bridge March 13 for The Slocum Society consists -111 o1 t; tc110W1,,. "'"'°"'' w11o11 suPi1tioll cou•T o• TMlll sr•T•
Jogashima Island, about ~ of about 500 memben scat· ;i:'':: 10\~ow1/1 •rod '1•tt Of rttl4flnce ca11:Ti•ic-.~:2: 1u11M1ss Of' CALIJOll:NlA
miles southwest of Tokyo Bay. tered throughout the w\~ o~ld f. Qu111,, llO £. ltHI 5tret1. '"' .. _ .. !.!CT-"'°-"' •,·.~~. --, '" l"O• THE c,.••. '_!T.~:" ~1t.t.M••
Th --~· ·~ 'd th h . T1,1tl1n, CtUfor"lt n.iao ........... "" ""' -e ~a ...... n sai e w o are interested Jn long Jinwr., 17, lHt. conductl~• • ""''"'" 11 wio we11 NOTICE o• u1.r o• ll:IAL
race is open to any_ person ocean voyages In .Small boats. St••• cf 0ta~~Q~~,.~u~~~ .... c.ovnty: g::it:.m1~1~=~" tht ':,';;~1 fl~,: 'n~~; in'1~:i;:.~,~ :it.":!~t,T~ ~~Le11. YH
1be i pokesmaq said the -:.· * * U.S •. Sailor
To Steer By
Automation
PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) -
~erica's only entry in a
1,000-mile yacht race to Tokyo
will have a companion with
him -a mechanic:aJ steerer.
Jerry Cartwright, 36, a
world traveler and writer with
a Texas accent, J e a v cs
Portland this week for San
Francisco and the s tart oC
the nonstop race.
Seven skippers from live na·
lions "Will head their yachts
out of the Golden Gate March
JS.
-i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;o;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;•I On Je.,,,,1ry 77, lt.if, kf<l~ "'e' t /If MOCl·SAUVf' ENTERPR.ISES tlld M. I ETTS, DtCH$ed. I[) Nolal'Y Publlc Jn erid IOI' .. i. Sltlt, llllt uld 11rm I' CIH'l\PCIMI cf 11:e NOTICE IS HE'ltEIY GIVEN 111411 I S b T d • ""°"'ll'f •PP•ftUI Otvld e, Q111l1t 10.Uowlnt MrMN• wl'lo:se n1~ I~ 1111! Ill• undersigned, '' 6Clmln!Jlrrtcr of N E d ee y 0 ay s biown lo me 10 tit! tlle tar-wllcle 1nd 10l1Ces of ""'lfSMl(I 1re ts IO!\cWll" tM ntate of E,ve!vn M. letts, decelJed, ewpo-rt • .n nsena a ' Mme Is 1ublcrlbecl to Ille 'll'lfl'll" ill-NOtl'n~ll Stuve', "U151 LIS Nar•n"·' will se!I 11 prov1ta Ult ~ lllf ftl•M:>I «.I Wa nl Ads 11ru-n1 IRIS tCk"°wleOM llt u~led Drlw. SOUlfl L1911n1. C1lllornl1. and but blclQr llPOO the h!rm.I ·~ Ille s•me. Sllold'll MP91, 1'-'D Oetuvlllo Pl1ee. condll!ons llerel"lt!er mentioned, tlld
(OFFICl•L sE•Ll Costa Meu, C1llto!'nt1, ~111>!ecl 111 c~nl!r,..•llon b~ u ld !u~rk'r 'e Gl'owin.t E:dueatiottal Ser· S&rnuel T e119l!t! O.ted "'bru-rv 3, Ifft. Court, on the 2&111 d•Y ti Febr111,., R Pl. R d' d Mo!erv P~llf.·Ctlllo1n!1 Ncr,,.,.n Sa.U'l't' !969, fl Ille ne111r of ten o"tlock •.M. ace ' ans ea ~e Vice: PtJ/ltlcll Ofll(I Jn $holdll Moll or t11ere1ller wllhln Ill! lime l llOW!d II Your la\1'n v.·ill prosper, Ortllllf counlY s1111 of Ctllfotnl1. Or1r111 CounlY: bv 11w, 11 Ille offices of Fr11'1klln M~ Comml~s!cn· E~~htl On Februarv S. lMf, befor1 m!. ~ ind Frtnktl,., Attornevs. 101 E11t ,11ttl and i;o will these two coJ. 1 Aoru 2e, lt1(1 Nottrv P11bll< •~ tnd for ..,1<1 Sla!~. StrHI, cc111 Mm. C1lllornl1, 111 rognl, Jcgc students, i1 you hire P~n11,11ec1 Dr1119e Co•'' Otlly l"ll~t. persontl!V •-••d No•"'•" S.11ve' •~d 1u1e, ln1rrt1t and e•talt Of tne ••Id Plans are already und~r of the Ocean Racing yachts J1nu•ry " 1/ld Ftb•u1rv J, u, 19, ShO!UJI Motl knoW" IO me to ,w ,~11~, Evriv" M. 111us, detta£e-d, 11 1he 11mr their la\vn service. Exper-196t ISZ.6t persnn1 wtJO!MI n1...e art •~ ~· ., •. of 11er c1e11h, er.cl 111 rl1nt, 1!11e i nd
w:ay for lhe annual Newport ·sailing under the Cruising ieoced, and $25 a month 11--------------to 1t.t w11111n IM!l'viMnt •nd •ck now I· '"''r~1 11111 ,,,., estate h•• 1cq111rec1,
h Cl b ol Am I t LEGAL NOTICE edetd tlltV e•eculM fM 11me. bv openi!lon cf 11w or ctnuwlse, otll~r to Ensenada yac t ra~ which 'ii er ca measuremen or less. {OFF1c1•L sEALI 1~,n or in •ddlllon «i "''' of u1d
annually draws more than 500 rule. Cl.Jss I will be yachts t111r1c11 A. w1'"v EVEL vN M. ae:ns. •' 111e 11me or e lie per square foot!! ,..JU26 Ncttry Publ1c-C11itorn+1 lier cletlh, 1n 1nd to ttlf. •••I i>rlll>l!rtv
sailing yachts. meaurlng 40.( feet and over: 11lat's the e"'·-for ttnt-cr1tT11'1C•T£ OF 1us1Nrss. Pr1nc11111 Off1c. 1n i•tu~,,.., in '"" rounlY ~1 or•fl9•· s1111
Class II 36 5 to 40 3 Cl S ........ FICTITIOUS N•MI'. °'"'"'' C1111nf'I' °' C1 lllornl1, tnd described •• tollowu Tom Wilder' race committee ' • ' : as i.ng this indu.strlal space, The underslg~ed do cerlllv lheY ... My COrnml'l'llon E•Plrn Loi ll of T•ICI No. :192~. IS pet
ha·-ha d III, 32.0 to 38.4; Class rv, the ~--~ ty cenductlro> ~ bu1lne" ti '· 0, Ill~• Oct*t .. 1172 MIP tnerf!'Of r«e•ded In Book ti, C ...... an, s an n OU n C e 29 0 ,_ 31 9 d Cl V near ..,,..,'Ae ....,un Btl. cos11 Mew, c1t11<1r"11, under 11\0 Pub!l"'td Ot•lllr ca.st 01u~ Pllot, Pi;r '· MlsceJlao.,..,.,5 MrPi.. recordt
several Changes in the format • W ' ' an a5S ' Up airport, 800 squal'I! ftet in llcllllouo .!rm '''""' ol NEWPORT Febr'urrY 5. 12, It, 2', lfft 1"·6t cl Ot1nte County, C1lllcrnl1. (l(nown
f th , nd to and including 28,9, all SILVElt PROCESSING Ind !h1t Mid •1 119 Sall! Pltte, Cost• Mew, o e race a r ace re-There will also be five 11rm i. com-ed of'"" 1o11ow1n• "''141"=· LEGAL NOTICE calllo•nli.>
quirements. e Just 10,000 pennies per whoae """'" '" "'11 •rod Pllce• 01 BIDS or oHe•s 1tr in~lle-d lo• u r"
Most significant change will classes of Pacific Handicap month: •eslt':'• ~;· t~~i.~~. 345 w. L~ HOTICI oP •ULK T••HSFElt P•"ll•'IV end 1m,.vsf ~e ~~ "'~W;!s ·~~ Racing Fleet yachts. Class VI, Fiores, Arcea11. c111tt.orn11. ts.n '11l -•111 u.c.c.J wll1 be rece" • e be two c.lasses of Midget up lo 168 •• Class VII, 170 to You can rent a furnished lltn F. Cidwt!ltder. 311 ltvby •~.. 1111crow NO. U·HHt FFt•NllLtN ANO FR•NKLIN, Attorne.ys one bedroom house in 81lbo1 hltnd. CtHtornit, Nonu ts h1rellV 9IV11n 10 the Cre-dl1crs for u ld e51•1e. or m1v be n1e1;1 w,1h Ocean Racing Fleet yachts -210 ,_. Class VIII. 212 lo 2!8·, oiled Feb•u"iirY ~.Ifft. of JOHN c FINN ind ROSA.L IE M . 11>e Clert; er stld covrt, or dellvertil
under 30 feet in overaU Jenglh. Eastslde Costa Mesa, at Ted T. ccn•lln!lnf FlNN, Trinderoti, whose b\J,lne$5 •d· ro the •dml"1•1•ator personallv. •I 1n.1
Class IX. 230 to 270, and Class !his ve..., low price, if you Ktn F. Cidw•ll•der ore'l'I 1, l!ltl-B &air.er sutet. ccsie time 11~r !lie fl•sl P11blle111on cl lh•t This year MORF will be divid· X m d •r s1a1e c1 CtlHornre. Ora"g' counf'I': IMI• counlY of Or1nge. s1a1e of Notkr, 1nd before meklnP u Td 1ale. ed into tWo divisions_ Class ' • an over. call today. on Februarv ~. 1'6t, bltort mt, , C•llf~t~I•, n61i. tlltt • bulk transfer S.id iaie wit! be m1de t<P011 ''" The tace committee iS COm· Nol1rY Public I" 1M for selcl Sllh!, ls tt>o~t le tit! 11'\lde lo SEOLEY A. lollowln• term"
A for yachts rating 23 feet, posed of Wilder, Paul Ket-• DIM.E A LINE DEAD-~.sot1111Y •P~•l'ftd Te-d T. Con!<l1n11ne votJNG •M MARION s. volJ NG, hu~· ,~,h.
and Over' and Class Z for LINE ·IS 3:00 PM FRI· •nd Ken I'. C1dw1ll1der kncwn 10 "'' btnd •n<I wilt, Trensler""'· whOSe Date-II Februar~ 11, lt6'. te nburg, Larry Test and lo bt tM ~"on' wwe n11n11 1ro b<i~lness addren 11 3043 S..mo• Pla,e. BANI! OF AMER IC• yachts rating up to 22.9 feet DAY -HURRY HURRY 1ubs.c:rlbed 10 ll>e wllhln Instrument •nd Ce5ll Me,., Counll' cl Orante. Stale N•TIDN•L TRUST •N!) ~1illard Rosing. \\lilder said HURRY'.'· 1anow1edgo:t1 lheY e~ecvtecl "'' ,1me. or canfornli, '1616. SAVINGS •ssOCIATION.
inclusive. h · ·11 be dd d tOFFICl•L sE•L>· The Pr®•rtv '° 11e fo"•nlff!r"" IJ loc•te-d • na11o~a1
Th ·11 be f' cl .. ...:•::re~e:_:m<>:::r~•:..:W~l:::::~a::::~·'.'.:_· __ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~1 Josl!1>11 E. Davis al 1903-B Bt•er S1'eel, Costa Me••• B1nklfl9 A$SOC:T~llo~ ere WI JVe asses Nolery PuDllc·C1llfornlt County of Or1n•t Stale ti Calllot~11, Bv T. J. TIERN ... N, Jr. PrlnclPal Olflct in 9'.2616 ' •s•l•llnl Tru~t O!:flcer
Orlf'l9e C0<inl¥ s.id orcJ>t•f'I' Is described I~ te~errl •dmlnlstr1tor cl !lit
My CommlHlon EKplres 15, E•l1!e of
June 21, 1'70 "II stoc;k In lrade, ll~lurt1, eQUlpmenl EVELVN M. IETTS
l"ubllshed Orrnge COis! OtllY P••:», and tood will tnd '""''e n1me o! Oect1sl!d. Flbl.,1rY 5, 12, It, U, lHt 141 .. 9 lhll Takt 0111 Faod bu1lnes1 known FltANICltN l"d 1'1tANICLIN t • THE GOtOEN CHICKEN Ind .l.T11r,,..YI ti Lt w
l<><:iled at 1CW3·8 Saker Slrtcl, Cos!t lf1 llllJf lttn Sltttl
Industry Reveals · Code
• LEGAL NOTICE M'"'' CounlY cl Ot1n1,, S!ele cf Co,I• Mos•. C~IUor~I•
NOTl'I! TO Cltl!OITOlt! C•llter~Tt. Alltfown lw Ad1!1ln11tr1hr
SU,t•IOll COURT OF THE Tiie-bulk lr1nster wlll be co111ummatl!d T•I• 14-t.USI STATE o• CALl1'01tNI• FOil on er titer tlle lrd d•Y of ~rch. All•tntYS ,., P•llll111t• · 1~9. 11 11-.v ESCROW CO., INC,, lltt Publlshe-d Dt1nge C111st 01l1Y tlllol.
THI! co~:~X.~:UoltANGE ~arrinr BTvd., Co1ta N-.~••· cc11""' of Februarv 12, 13, It, 1Ht Jf.Wt
Of Boating Standards
The most comprehensive
-code-·of-standards e v ·e ·r
published for builders of small
pleasure craft is now in the
hands of boat manufacturers
throughout the country, ac-
cording to Donald I. Reed,
manager of engineering for
the Boating Industry Associa-
tion. '
Reed said the 116-page 1970
B IA Engineering Manual has
been mailed to more lhan 700
72 Compete
In Tune-up
Estate ol HAROLD JO S E ,. H Ononge, Stair ol CtUlornlr. known builders of boils under HOULIH•N. D•cusec1. so fer '' known to lht TrAnsler•••· ~I ' ' I gth No.IICE._ IS 1:1.E&.El'! GJ)'EN 10 lhe 111 b\Jsl"ess neme1 1nd tddresses use-111--------------
IA-ee~n,.. en .--·--........__ til!dllfl.r• ci iht 1bcve -n1me<:f cfeCe<r~t 1l'f 'ln~l't'-fol'-lhl-11'1'" vtt•&. -·--1A••1m--
The new manual contains tllef tll "''"'ns having clt lms 1g1lnsl list past, ii different from 111' tbOve. NOTICE 01' TltUSTEE'l t •LI
63 ded t• 1111 i.ald de-cedtnl ire ~uired lo file are: T. o. H1. TS 2n.., rccommen prac ices ti>lm. wllh the .-eeeiwry voutherJ, on None 0n Mt•c~ u, 1969, 11 n :oo A,M., · fro Jinhtnin pr ll•e olflce of !he clerk o1 tM 1t>ove Oa1ed Febru~rv 11, 1Ht TITLE INSURANCE ANO TR:US1' COM· ranging m IY' ' g 0-enlllled court, or to prnerot !he'TI, wl!h SEOLEV •. VDUNG P•NV, as dulv •PPOlnle<I Tru1I« under
tection for boats to tire i~ ..,. necess..-v vouchers. to lh• un· Tr&ns!eree 1nd pvrs11•nl to Dee-ti of Tru~t 01tN
nation charts for boat trailers. detslgn..O II IM otflte of Ills Allornevs ~~~~l~~eeS. YOUNG Selo!embl!r 19, UU E~r0cvted N BV; Stell end Levine, 111 Wesl 1th Streel. ,.ubl]!hed Oranll CGisl Daill' JOiie! ROB ERT 0. N•LL t nd J •N •LL, Of the Standards, fOUf are ~ile Numbsr tlO. lo:; AM>eles, Cat!lcrnlt 321 .. j h~1b•nd Ind Wife, IS !olnl tenan!1 Ind 90017, wtolc" Is tllt piece of busloeu Februe•Y It, 1969 rttQflltd Seo!embl!r JO, 19U, as ln•tr.
new and 14 have been changed 01 "" 1<nder111nec1 1n 111 m•!lars oer-No. 1tJ92. in t>ock aoj.I. p191 ,n,
since the 1969 manuaJ waS 111 .. ino to 1he tslale of ~•Id deced•nt LEGAL NOTICE of otlk lal Records In l~t ctfl(e of w1111;,. 4 mon!hl tttff Ille !lrol .Ubllc1llon lh• C0<inll' Recorder of Orange CcunlY,
published a year ago. ol thl• ncliCI, NOTICE 01" INTENTION TO C1llforn!a. WILL SELL •T PUl!LIC
Seve,ai of the changes _ Oetrd Ftbrv.iry 10, 1969 T .. o\NS,..flt IN •ULK AUCTION TO HIGHEST llODER FOR HocYer H. "''"· .IT PUllK: AUCTION CASH (payeele II time of 1111 ln
notably in boat fuel systems E~e<utor Of tnr WlllJll Ncflce Is lletltllV tlven to tne Cr~l!ofl l•wlu1 mcney of the Unlled Stetesl lne ttlove nrf'ned d«e-dent 111 PIETER BYXEltl(, Trt~eror. wh<U• In Ille tot>lw cl Ille west (p1rktn~ will stiffen the re-sTt!LL •NO LEVINE, · busl~es' 1ddfeu Is 127'2 Grove View, lcl) enlrtnce cl Tille ln1~t1r>e~ lluildlno
quiremenls o f the B IA Boat n1 West 1111 5lr11t, •Pt. B, Garden Grove, CovnlY el 0•1ft9e, IK•!e" en 111• Nc•lhwe11 corner er s~1i. Nu,,.111r tlO. stale of cs111ornl1. E!ollm ind Mlln Slreeti.. S1n11 o\n•, Safety Certification Program, Ln A,...lts. C1Hf1Fn;1 f001J, Seid ornP•rlY 11 described In rener~I California rll rlt~t. tllle rnd Inter~'·'
h, h I Tel1 (1UJ fl7·1517 "" Oie1el Perls, Toe!•. £quit. of thl! co"veyed lo 11\d now held by It under
V.' IC current Y COVeTS more Aller"tJI t.r l:JKU!Ot Ole.er RtPl1• ShOP business ~"°"'"'" IS uld Dud ol' Trv!t !n lhe prc~t•TY
LEGAL NOTfCE
than two-thirds Of sznaJJ boat tllt·Jt311, $VIC£1tl( OIE5El COMP•NV •nd sltvale-d In said County Ind Sllll dts(rl~ Publislle-d Or1rt11e Co.ts• Oallv Pdo1. 1ocated 11 ~XI list SI , New1>0rt le.th, Id ••· production. i<"ebru••Y n. 19, 1' and M•rtll s, cov~tv of Or1noe, Slife of c1111crnlt1. Tl'll' NorThN•terlv r"'tanguta• en•·
One new standard calls for 1Mt 2S9-69 •utnan wlll 1>e COfldvdtll bv 'H!L hill ol' Lot ts cf Tract No. ico. HANSON, Auctlon~r. en tne hi 'div In !he counl¥ cl OttnGe, •la!e of
a system of pel'D).anent hull LEGAL NOTICE 01 Marci.. lt6t, 11 10 c'dock A.M. Callfornla, 1s per m•P retorde-d i•
------•I 110 31st SI.. N1W1>erl 8e1t11, Caunf'I' Bcok 2', Pille 15 cl Ml,te!lal!!<>u•
-ser ial numbers to aid states STEREO SENS•TION I of or~n~e. Still! of c1u1cml•. Meps, In the office of the countv Seventy-two boats in eight concerned w•'th t•-problem • 6Alt·l:Wt The Te•ms 01 !he s11e will .,., tor ••r"rder cf s~ld cou~!Y.
cl t ed S d I lie'. NOTICE TO Cltll011'0R:S Cl~h. Said Siie ":l,ill bt mtdo. boil wi!houf asses urn out un ay or of small boat thefts. Several sU,.Ell:IOR COU RT OF THI 5o Far 1s ~nown to the •udloneer, cov!-11•1'11 er warr•nf'I', ••Press er lmPllt<l, Cabrillt Beach Yacht Club's ' STATE 0,.. C•Lll'OltNI• l'Olt all tivslnen n•mn 1r.cl 1ckfre·n1• u•e-d re-ierdlng lllle, ~c•senlon, or """
• stales are ex~ted to pass The colorful sound or ~ TM'f COUNTY O" O••MGE bv Ille Tran·s1 .. cr 1ot" Ille tnrtt year, 'vmbr1nc<!!I. to PIY !he remaining P''"'" M1dwinler Tune-Up Regatta. ser'•i numben'ng laws 80 that Nt. A·'"" 1111 01s1, 11 d!Utr11111 from above. 1rt: crp11 sum "' ihe nole securt11 ~t
The winners: ... • • E!!llt of HAROLD e u GENE M.A.N, P1cttlc, t'OO list., NewPOrl ee1c11, ••Id Oeed of Trual. to.wil: S2,1'4.07, stolen boat informal.ion can 0 c t M ... FLi'TCHEFt. Oecease-d. (1111 W!lh l11llrul frcm Octotlt!r 15. 1961 CAL-40 (3) -Tet.ua, Art i..-cd . h ·-Fed I range oun y USIC --NOTICE 1S HEREBV G!V_EN IO lne •nV 11111 Ill cltlm• of wh11.oev1r fl In 11\d note provided 1dvtnce; w lk CBYC m: enter Wit tuc era ... ctrdl!Orl of Ille above nam~ deceden1 nature •re to bt presenle-d to Ill! II tny, II"""' the lermt of said o~ed
a er. ' B r a u I lnvest1'gat1'on's Na • lhll •11 per1ens hcvlnt claf!M aoatn.t f.scrow dtP••lment of Pllll H•~-.. of Trust, ftes, ch•r•es and e~oen~e·
CAL-34 '-(3) Ba1clutha, U e O · RADIO KO'CM 103.1 FM IM uld10~ec,"',enr are ~~~0 10 11!e -._,otllln. on or belcrr Ille ht cl8Y of ltl• Truutt 11111 of Ille trusl• crai!td
John Km. ca'i·d, CBYC. tional Crime Information 11>tm, w ~ e neces!a., ..... c ""· ·~of M•rcll, lt6t ,, 1 o'tlOCk A,M .. bv ,,1., Deed 01 Trust
Cc rhe office ol the t~r~ of !he obove ,ion ) w. 11111 St., In !h1 Citv of The btn!lltl•rv 11n.:i0, said Ottd el PHRF (23) -(1) Redon, nter. F F h I I d N B h llfll!I~ caurt, • 10 present lllem, wl!fl Senti •na, cou"ll' cl Or1nge, Stile Tru1t, by re11on of 1 bre1ch or oet11111
n-x Bender. VYC·. (21 t·.·· The manual's standards are ram as ion s an ' ewport eac tne nece~••rY VCltthtr~. tc i:ie un· of CtlllcrnTI. In !lie cbl!ga flon1 secured !l'll'rebv, ~ b ~er1lqntd ti !ht o!llt~ al ~er "''~•nevs, Oiled febr111rv 11th, lt6t. herolaforo t••cvled I nd del\vered 10 between Tortola, Jim Cowie, developed Y seven BI A Gemmll a. Welt>o•n. ll03' E. w1s111n11on Phlt H•nscn. Auctioneer the undetslonl!d • written Declarttlon
engineering ci>mmitteel!I COffi• ll lYd., Pl<c.Rlver1. Ctlllornll J06611, whkh Publi1hed Or&nge Ccts! Oallv l'llof, of Oe!IUll 1nd Demtnd tor Sato, ind CB'\'C, and Ginger II, Dave I• !hr place of bu11ne11 ol Ille vnders,oned Febr111rv lt. lt6t JIJ"t wrl!ten notice of bre~ch and ct ele-clion
Johnson . CBYC. posed of technical personnel Tn 111 mauers ~rt11 .. 1ng 10 lhe ~t•te ro e•u•e th e unde,.rined to 1,11 si Td
C •t ... froon participatm' g manufac·'~========================================::.lcf ••Id deced•"': wllhln lour mOlll~S LEGALNOTICE ~rcperl¥ IC ••lisfy Slid 0Dli•1lle<1!, """ 1U.r20 (6) -1anqueray. ii 1tter the 1111t Publrt•llon cl lhl1 nctlee. lloere•fler. en Nc¥e,,.ber 11, 1Ht. !tie
Dave Searing, CBYC. turers. Before promulgation. Oiltd FeDruarv ,, 1969· CEllTll'ICATI o,.. co11tP01tAT10N un~•rsigned caused s1><1 noHce of bre1th
the standards arc reviev:ed G!tlreTinn• Fletcher DOING 11uS1NIESS UNDEll '"" 01 elecllD" tc be record!ld in MERCU(\Y (7) 1·ilt, NEWSP~EBS ~d~;1~'~!~!Kn:~::;•d:es~!~t FICTITIOUS M•ME boo~ 9115. pag1 ~17, cf s1ld Olffe;11 George Patterson, CBYC. by an engineering coordination oEMMIL l WELa011N THE UNDfRs1GNED cD1tPORAT10N Record~.
5 "5 ("0.) S L J A 'tl d f ttU 1 WashlnlllHI lll~d . does he•tbY ct trll'Y thal !t rs conductfn~ Oale :TF~bruftV 13, l96t. -u-"I , -uper og. . . c:omm1 ee -compose 0 pi, .. 11:j,..,.,, t:•Hfornl• ffu1 a real 11t11e bu51nen at lll't Po•t T~Js\ 1~0suR•NCE •Nl!t
Hobson. CBYC. representatives of the boating Tel· inn ox i-7114 Sheff!eld P11ce, Newport 11 ••th. . MP1<Nv
SNIPE ) N H I Public. lhc U.S. Coast Guard "'~'""' IOI' Ad:rnl"l'lrattl~ C1lltorni1, uMtr !hi flctlllou• firm "am~ ~1 3~,d Trus1e~. (7 0. 15280, ug 1 Pu,llshe-d Ortnte Coest Dtll¥ P!tot, of o-.K BFtOOll Vlll•GE tnd rhot :yt LME R W. HEINZElt,
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-Boat Baby, Don Cladd, are consistent and in accord LEGAL NOTICE !l'!~. t~/70~~~:,,1~~·· 1100· Sllt•man LEGAL NOTICE
CBYC. '>''ith public safety. OATEO: J1nvarv 31, 1'69.
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The u~dtrslgnecl CIC~ terllly Illa! Shf W, F. SlrOl!ll On Mir<~ 14. llU, II ll;OO •.M,
I• tc~C11tc!lnt I business ti 400 NftWPOrl Sfcrelar,o TITLE INSUR•NCE ANO TltU!T COM· Cenlf-r Or. EtJI. NeWPOtl Beith, S1'•TE OF C•LIFOltNIA P•NV 11 dulY lr>POln!ecl Truite. u d C1llfornl1. ulld1r tho l!clltlolt'I lltm name COUNTV OF LOS ANGE LES I u ind ~u•suint t~ Oeec! of Trust dnt:
of MEOICAL OICT•TION SERVICE t nd On IMI 12th d•~ of Ftbruarv, "61. November 1 ltU Ewtc ltd II • LtNC6LN lhet s.td firm It com~lcl cl 111e belcte me, a NO!tr'I' Public in 1nd 0 SHEltANl•N u Y.
to!lcwlnv perron, whose ""mt In full fer !tld Cc11n1Y tr.cl Slate, oe•son111v sHERANl•N hu :.-:::. KA,_JHL~N It,
1M place of re1ldtnce 11 11 follows : •-•tel Wllllom P. ICl1<11m1n ar.cl W. rec:o•dt!<I De'cem~r 3 ~"5 w 'lnt~d 6AltBARA •NN llSHOP, 101111 F Slrcne knoWTI lo be 1t>e Vice Pru!dtnl N l~3' " ' t i 1 r. tlrrbct hie Ln., Hunl!111tlon &e1cll, aiod ~c,..,llrv of IM corPOnollcn lhl l 0~·1,111 ·Re::~ d~ 1~ :;r• IOI, ol
Cll!foml• e•ecvted l~t wltllln ln1trume-nl en be~•~ County Rtcc~~r '"oi Ottfl9~1 ~~ Oat~ Jan~•.., 21, IH9 gl the cor11<>r1llon lht!n!" lltmld, 1od Celllornlo WILL SELL A1' PUil B•RB•RA •NN llSHOP t(knowledol!d ID mt 111•1 wch ~rl'tl••lll)ft AIJCTION. TO HIGMEST &IDOElt ,cic
Stale of (1J!lornlo, Or1"g1 Counf'I': e~eculed lilt 1ame. CASH (Pl'r&blt •t time of 1t ."' on J1nv1rv 7t, 1'6t, blltrt me. I WITNESS"'" hind •fld see1. llwlul mor>ev cl 111 u Uff ~ tH n Nctorv Public ln tM tor i.ald Sltle, IDFFICl•L SE•LI Frtnk I". (jr1v ln !he klblw of 111" n I I It l p~rionally aPPNted BAllllll•ltA ANN NoltrY Publ!C-C.11tomlli kit) onlt e we, Hrlcl"r Bt~HOP known !e mf to be Ille Mrscn Prlnc loal Ofllct In lotote-d Ince 1~ Tl~le 1~11Jttnct lulldlne
whott n1mr 1, !WbKrlbtd IO Ille wl!hl" l Q$ •nveles C""'nl'Y lilqhlh 1'::, M'ln ~~~MS.corner cf
ln11rvmtnl and ackncwteOge-d 'hf ••· Mv Com"'l"IOn E~Plre1 Cl!lfctnl•, •II 'rftM 11j11' ... "111 A!ll, o:><ul<'d tile 1~m~ O!'C, 11, \Mt • e ''"' nl'll,.esl lDl'l'ICl•L SEALI 54;. OC ronvt vt<! lo ~nd 11ow lltld bv 1t under Jcseoll E 01vi1 .. ubll1hed 011nlt COlsl OtilV P!lcl, Hid De~ cf Tr111I In 1111 prootrtv
Ncl&ry P~t:1t1,c·C1Hlpr .. !1 Febru•tY lt, ,, •nll M•"" s. It. :1111-11d Inc 1~·1 t!IY M "tWP0'1 Bt1c~. Ptl .. CIPAI Dlllre In Ifft 9Tt .. , .~. II oun v Ind Slate llf'S(•lbed
Or1nre Ccunf'I' · Tn South r 1 Mv commlnlon E1tPfre1 LEGAL NOTICE t e11 tr v hall of Lot '~1.
1 11 lt1C tll of Lei 9<11, •~d Ille Norlhwe~lolrlv vne • ht!f of lei tot of Trod No tttl Pvbll~ Ott "90 Co11t OlllY Pi<()!, l .icr.w llh, J111 IED In Ille c!IY of NeWOlltl l!tl i, ' ' J11>111ry 1' •nO Fet!ru~r·i 5, J1, !?. NOTICI TO Clt(OltOll:S 0~ •ULIC of O<t11•0 lllle of Ctllhlrnlc ' ~~'" 1Jff 15-1..,, t · r, as o•r Tlt•NIP • "''P retol'lftd In Book 21, t&tu a
LEGAL NOTICE ISK'I. 1111,.Ul U.C.(.J to 36 !ntluslvt of Mlicellaneou1 Mio• Nc!lct 11 he•IHIY t lVl'I! to tteclltor~ In !ht off!.,. of 1'11 cou~IY rrcoro • ll·--==cc7'-0==="'°--[ol 11>-e wllhln ... m~ H•tlt s I~! • Of stld COUii!¥. ~' NOTICI TO Cltl!OITOltl blllk lf1nsfer I~ lro1e'noted la lie 11'\a"e Seid NII! Wiii bl "'""· l>IJI w;lhou!
Mt. A"IJJ)' °" llff-1 Pf"°"!'l'IY, lltrfl!llflel df1(rlb-CoYt1,.nl .. Wlrttlll'!', 11110ru1 Cf' i"'l•l+•e IU,.Elt!Olt COURT OJ: THI: td. '"ltdlnt flllt, -Hl!lon er ;,.·
ST•TIE Oii CALtJ:OltNIA J:Olt Tiii! 11111'\e Ind butll'letl l!Od•tll of cv..,brtr>Cft, IO NV "" •tm~tn!l'lt 11ri : TME COUNTY O" O•AHOE tl'll lftltndtd lr1n1lercr ''"' CINI wm fll 1111 1101e iKVted ;,. Esllt. ol' GEOl.GE LEDN•RO BltAD• JO•N OUOLEV, 1111 T11tl!" A~n~, ttld 09911 ol Trutt, to.wit· Sl1n.t J• FDltO, DK.NM<:I. No. 4A. CM!t Mtu, C1llfornl1, with lnlel"tllt frlm JulY {, 1N,, '1;
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"'""" clrlmt 101!1W1 !lll tald dec-n! Ille '"llnded lr1ntlertt '"' •nv. uncltr !ht lf!rm1 ., 11111 D .. d to Ille still cltlms In Ille oflltt of DONALD W. l•llLING 1!111 JENNIE of Tru.t, fff!, C:l'llrtQ llld , ... ~.~\
""' C!trk of lhC llwftlld C1111r!, or sue B•ltLING, 71"2 B~!Wtunl DtlVI, of !lie Tru$1ff tlld of tna fr1<11t Crttl'11 lo Ptff•nl tllotn'\ to ,,,.., lllMl••tltnt!<I El Toro. (1lllomJ1. lrl' i.akl Dfotfl of Trust.
11 lhl offla Ill MU$1CI(,. tlEE:lEll lo Thi! IM P~Y 111rtln1nt lle•efO Tiie Dtnefkltrv unclel' i.ald 0tH &' G•1t1tEn, OAf' Wlbl'J.lre B!va .• ln 1111! I• described 1 .. .,,...,. ": M11tr1111, Tru,1, by ~''°" IJf 1 brttdl.,. dt••Yll
CllY of LOI .t.nltle.s, Counf'I' Of Lot lllPPn". mtrdlff'ldl... t11ul,,..,1n1, lo•) tn m. cbl,.tllcnt securtd "'••tb
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tlon el 11111 f'IOtfu. Btva.. S!...dkt C11y, C1n1orni., on 01 ""°""i.""" uvsed .. Id notlt~ m , 1~· OtltCI Ftbf""'ry lJ. lf... lflf!r Ft bo"utry .. tJff. tfll:I of tltCtlon «i be , l1f ~,.-'t, Pfltr C-r BrHlord lo l•t ~~ f\ ._ fjJ i.alol lnl•ndl!d boot; 171.f, P9"'. 10, f/I I ~d ~. 1'
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Save on Taxes-2: Odds on Audit
By SYLVIA PORTER
You will be paying an In·
come lax surcharge ror the
first time on your 1968 Form
1040 -for all calendar year
taxpayers, at the rate of 7'~
percent. So, do this: figure
out your tax in the usual
way ; take 7~\ pertent or this
amount as your surcharge:
add this to your rtgular tax.;
the result is your toLal tax.
(If you are in a Joy,•e_r Income
bracket, you will do this from
ipecial Trusury !ables.)
In lh1s connection. If you
are 1mona the millions of
elderly Individuals who take
the retirement income credit,
figure your $.1.f'Chatge on the
same sc))ed:.lle you use for
figurW, your r e t I re me n t
cr<dlt. !Schedule B, P•rt VI.
'Illis way. you ~·ill · get lhe
benefit of reduclng y o u r
regular tax by yoor retire-
ment credit befn you figure
yoor aurchRrgc.
A.NOTH.BR '8 Form lott
chaop wtU be Important to
~ U JOU worked for more
Uw! -.,.ployer Jul 7M' lad bad llodal s.c..111 ....
withheld on more than $7,IKIO
of your salary.
If applicable} agairm your '68
inc~me ta1 on any Social
Security taxes above $343.20
withheld by • your various
employers last year.
AS YOU \\-'ORK on '68's
return, you undoubtedly will
won9er what the chances are
that yours wtll be plucked
for IRS examination.
You are entitled to credit
the Social Security over·
withhe ld against whatever in-
come tax is due from you
or to get a refund if the
over-withholding ls more lhan
your income li.L But the
Treasury's official '61 in-
structions on hO\V to figure
your credit for over-withheld The odds are one out of
Social Security are. unusually 124 that your Form 1040 will
cOmpllcaltd. To illustrate, be audited at your place of
they Instruct you to: "(a) Add business; and one out of 30
lhe Social ~urlty (F.l.C.A.) that yoo will be examined
wages rectlv~ from all your al the Treasury's office.
~mplQ.Ytn. (b) Subtract Starting this year, returns
$7.~. (c) Multiply the with adjusted 8f'OS5 incomes
balance by 0.44 and enter the of under $10,000 will be picked
ttsult on this line." for examination by Treasury
The abn of this belud-computers undtr a n e w
dlement ill to cover people fonnula systtm known as
who receive Ups on whk:h they "DlF." The "OIF" System
pay their own SOctal Security is ba.!ied on mathematical
tues. U you aren't among formulae which a•slgn various
those, though. there. LI a mucb weights to selected line lttms
ea.let Wl.f fot YoU to set on Heh retum. Etch return
the amount ol Socitl Securfl7 wtll be ICOl'ed ·Ind ill l'llllc
Illes over-wttllhti'd lrom ,..... wru be wblbhtd In tenm
It ii ~ thll: 1'0 en al i'llativa neOJ1 for audtt lad
..l a I (or a -:refllld, potential ..,.. In ..,.ned lu
liability.
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Carefqlly, He's Staked Out 'Vital 'Po~itwn ' 1
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Vice 'J>r .. lddt Spiro T .
Agn • ~ colorltll 1 aild
.c 0 n trover.slal ·camplignJiig: il mad~ hla !WI)• a!Jnost a
t1 houJ,e®ld W«l:, hq 1become. ii Ibo · qul~t nlu of !he Nll<oo
1-,1· ! adminlstraUon. • '
' ~Ince bb ll)auguraliq), he
4 'has «ltopped virtually Q&rt of
.---' 1sight! emergtrig Only oa· cue
'.to 'mnd JD Teceptlon lines
I ancr !Tieet wllh cub scouts .
.illl words are measuted. His ... me,Ungs with Pewmen are
rare. And be is taking pains
not to· upstaga_ tjle boss.
But behind ·the scenes, aides
say,. AgneW" has staked out
a· ):lpttotially signiliq.nt place
for 1 him~ In the new ad·
mi nistration. .
They ·say. Agnew has had
Jillie time lo b r o o d about
being ap officeholder with no
real "'°UUcaJ power but' always
a step away from the world 's
most demanding office.
IJCI Speakers Tell I . . .
PBENTY OF WORK
Presidents In the past have
scrupulouslf made sure their
vice presidents have had plen-
ty of work t.o keep them front
thinking a.bout the work. When
he took office. A g n e w
a u tomi tic a 11 y became
chairman -o! the space council,
the colIDCil on recreation and
nalural beauty, the national
cooncil . on marine resources
and engineering development
and the· Indian a!Cair1 couocil,
as wtll as tlie presiding officer
Pf Unicamp Program
• " Students at UC Irvine ha ve • ~ formed a. •·speakers bureau" ' . . ~ to.help inform. the community
~ about the UCJ Unicamp pre>-
t.Jv.m which provides IWn_mEr
camp experience for disad-
vantaged children.
-''1eff Orne, chaitman ot .. .
' Junior Ebell ...
.Club Helps
.Y om1gsters
1.)unlor Ebel! Club of
1'jewport Beach is providing
a 1 Second school for 70 second
~ders on shortened public
sChool double sessions.
·The children atiend the se-
~ school at Corona del Mar
Community Youth Ce.nter two
morning s or afternoons a
Week.
0 °t'he school. taught by a
'~lunteer Junior Ebell with
UJ'?-ee mothers assisting, con-
centr&tes on enrichment pro-
grams, including art, dance.
lftative writing, science and
nature walks.
·:Mrs. Eugene Kovach said
the school was started because
the Junior Ebell women reali~
~· what a great loss a year
ot:~ not expressing creative
dri ve and feelings can be to
&i child. ,
Co!it to cover materials Is U5o for three months.
Unicamp and the role it plays
ot~r· student! are: prepared
lo acCi!Pi ~nvila,tfQO~' to. speak
to community organizations.
"We w.a11t Lo . W.orm as
manj; people as "possible i boilt
Uni~ .and .the tole it plays
in the education of 'llniversity
st udents · as well as the
benefits· it brings · to the
children," Ofne said.·
Last •summer. 7t orange
County child?en attended . the
Unicamp !6-<lay Session in !t:i>
San Bernar(lirio M040tafns as
a result of· the efforts. of the
UC.'J student grouji. Th e
students raised the· $60 cost
per disadvantaged child from
a variety of sources, and also
v ol.unteered ~ camp
counselors.
Orne said severill ftiOcf rais-
ing· activities are· being plan·
ned this year for Unicamp,
including a university carnival
during spring quart.er, car
washes, and cookie sales. In
additlon, financial s'upport is
bt!ing sought f.rom the com·
munlty.
Unicamp is sponsored by the
University Interfaith Foun-
datlon and thC' cam_l?Site al
Barton Flats ill operated by the
University Re Ii g i o us Con·
!ere.nee at UCLA -8.nd sup·
ported by students at three
ca mpuses, UC . Irvine, liC
Riverside and UCLA.
Further information about
the camp program arid ·stu·
dent speakers may be ob·
talned by calling the UCI
Interfaith Center at 833-0891.
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:•:AC ROSS 51 Two times
SZ Most l Complnion: infle xible Slln g s• Crillclzt'd: $:'Without lnfo nna l
fate yalue liO God of war
l• Gr eek · lil Having
-· s\ructur e th rff teeth
l§,Win9s li4 Quoit as
Have a 1n authori~y
-.. ,noti on liS Htlpful
l6o Compress prrson
11 Puts into bli Jewish
!flee l S"J"i" ll Table li7 I f1rmin11
.. i d'--· chore 2/1916• '30 Kind 61 Xmas 13 Actor Leon 44 Perluau!cl 21' Tcmls of carols
~ · e.11rly ma n 119 Ceased ho"' -41i Doo111ed 1 a.a. Family function ing 11 Goes •s~:::i to etema
memb er: Zl At sonie punls~111 .. t
#"Informal DOWN othtt time 41 Auto
24 l11ffuential accessorlts 2• -Cruets 1 Bodily ~-· .. 49 E1•in1t Jj Forefattins ZS n•I inin11tdy Of the high-sufftrlnt
~··est degree 2 E119t. 27 --(WOYOCI· S2 Forin*I' tu: Undf!f· ·frt11ch 3' -slandard tnttr111ntr . invshal l Llftff aM cowr • ., tJ Exploit 21 r,eri. to 53 "°'" .. Injure canlflll awky ancient ene:'COlii-. 31 Btfo1e 4 ln11t1daled Scandnsma .... "Bunch S V19tllfl111's 29 "COii.-!'' 54 Fo• of •l Exist cretcl: ll CftJ on-ti• eachartstlc -'2 Nat'I l wOf'ds lfuourl sttvlce Staidards Ii U~cJose:
of the Senate.
On top of this President
Nil.on last week turned over
to AJnew the se n si tive
business or keeping the na-
tion's ~ayors and governors
happy. He will direct a 12-man
staff Jn' the new office of in-
tergovernmental rela tions , ac-
ting a! sort ,of an ombudsman
to answer .complaints, cut red
tape and guide state and local
South Rises
Ag am-hut
In V.oting . .
WASHINGTON (UPI)
Voter p¢icipati1J11 rose in the
South during . the pa.st four I
years and declined · tn or~r
areas o('l'.lhl! nation, a ctn~, burea~ •"l!\1 Jia".r~l?O'tad,~;'1 ,
The tepon"'nl>t~· . that 60 '
percent ·of voting ag e
Southerners casl ballots in the
last presidential election t.'Qm-
pared to 57 percent in ,1964.
Jn the North and We st, the
percentages l~ll fro~ 75 per·
cent in 1964 to 71 percent
in 1961. ,
Voting habits among non·
whites outslde the South show-
ed the shal-pest decline -an
11 percent drop in four years
to 61 peccent Jn 1968.
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Lack of registration provea
the biggest· b]pck to voter
participatioil. ol the S.S million
Americans of voting age who
failed to cast baUots, Tl per·
cent ·said they were not
registered. However. 91 per·
cent or those who were
registered actually went to the
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UNIVERSITY Of CALIFORNIA IRVIN£
SCHOOL Of FINE AiTS
IRVINE REPfRTORY THEATRE
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Of t1M 0.llY Pllll ltlff
A house divided stands on Lot 93,
Trad 6620.
That's.me.
As,· near as t· can figure from the
rn,ap, 'the line that divides Jt starts
at the ralobifd sprinkler lit ·the Corller ..
ol 'the frorli lawn, crosses .ctiaionally ·
between the front door aDd the garage
and slices without fear, j>rejpdice ar '
reason through both of the twr stoiles.
Our bedroom -my .wife's and mine
-seems to lie mostly un the one
side. 1be two ki,ds seem to Qe on the
othet side of the line. The bath'rooms
are up for grabs, about half and half.
Same with the ct.her bedrooms.
The line, I determined t· o d.1 y •
establiJhes which junior college district
I (or we) are in. Or, more precisely
which junior college district I (or we),
are in ..
'lbe kiQJ reem to be ·in the Orange
Coast College Junior College DistricL
My wife and I, unless we move the ·
bed to the other side Of. 1 the bedroom
(but we'll get into that la~). ~eem
tq be · in the -Saddleback ,Junior C9llege ·
Distri~ . . 1 ' tt atarted last. week when the fellQ'lf ,
do)¥11 on the other end of Port Abbey
Way, John O'Hara ,::;mith, decided to
:=n ~ ~~c~~~~o~f~:S~ .
.Mr. Smith had 1*n serving as Newport
Beach represeqtative on the board by
a,PpoJn.tment and, stout fellow that he
is, he thought he'd see lf folks thought
enough · of him to elect him to tlie ·
office. ,
·Up in Santa Ana, Mr. J .. O'Hara Smith
ran into trouble.
You can't ·nm, they. told J. O'Hara
Smith.. Not only that, but you d<>q't
eVen live iJi the OCC distric~ and, bU;ddy,
yoU're out ol office. ~e. !bat...:.. Pflt! ·
J. O'Hara Smith. like the rest' ol
us who ~ bedsbeeta ;..: ~ )Vi.niiowa w . moYf!ll jnto • l'ft!:li 'll!! .. ~ t1!e llfil Id jhe y"",. ''"".~id t!lat ~-be llJl1 W~ . I~ ·~a..:., city ,of
Newparl Beac\l and·in·the Newport Mesa
Unttled School District that·~-~--· ,was
(See BOUBE,,Pap 11 "
Hoag Launches
$13 Million Drive
For Tower Fund$
Mon than 150 community leaders and
Hoag Memorial Hospital supporters met
tbi! afternoon to inaugurate the hospital's
$13-million, three-year "Reach Years''
program destined to provide ruM! . for
the 11-story Hoag Tower addition to
the hospital.
A1bert J. Auer, campaign c~airman,
addressed the group at a noon luncheon
at the hospital, stressing tl1e need for
the funds and ouUining the breakdown
or financing for the proposed tower whlch
will be built to "cope with exploding
population growth and parallel.in& ex·
ploding medical knowledge."
He told the leaders that $3 million
will be sought from coritribuUona, $'9
million through loans and II million
from existing hospital budgets.
Hoag Board of Directors President
A. ' Vincent Jorgensen detailed the
h~ital's past expansion since its begin~
ning in 1952 with 75 beds. ~nca lben, he said, the hospital bas
grown to accommod~te 175 more ~·
an· intensive care urut, a new pedii.tr1c
department, enlarged office space and
the recently inStalled cardiac care unit
with electronic monitors.
Hospital Administrator William R.
RUdson Ji. told the group that the
hospital faces "perilously overcrowded
conditions and 1 shortage of operating
room lacilities."
He also discussed the controversial
topic of IO&rlng hospital coet1 and at-
tributed them to higher salaries .being
piid to mm highly skilled penonnel
wtrking in modern bo,,pltall. .
All of the .1>osp11ar1 ~upon"°"
costs have been borne ~ community
contributors and· 1u11c1s· from the Hoac
FoundaUoo.
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Fades for Co~t
'The "silver_Uning" lhe_ wea~an
proll'Lised behind Tuesday's clouds ap-
peored a Utile tarnlsbe<l to<lay.
Jn fact, ln sonie areas of tht Orange
Cbas\, It was ]eating.
Today the Weather Buttau revised
!ta f6rtcast and oooceded that the coastal
atu would esPerlehce ' ' J • o 1 a t e d
Uowen" belon a--.w cold front pushes 1'19 precipitation out of the picture
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New ·t;d.'*J.:..'*'~J 1' ·Tuel-'· •. I " .. ~..;..-... V " ·~ , ' • .i.;--.. ,..~._., -..,s, anlrily ...., d .. •nui'nd.d thal the ·alate.llJSjiend,a permit
given to Shell OU Co. and seven other
firmJ to sink an exploratory test core
.· Geori· Zobal, i ~· Of the ~t)"s
TOchilil'al . Oil Adv~ C«Dinit~ Ud
a Phil.,..FOrd empl.,Y., 'lild:
"The. knoWn · offfbore: · N°ewr or t •
Inglewood fauh oifer.s an 'excellen target
for the leakage of oil. Huntington Beach
ls renowned Ts the mOst complleated
oil field in lhe United States •. The ,reason
is tha,t it is IO· ~dly faulted . We. have
a complex of fau1t ·z0n~ ~e."
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Head Start From OEO , . . '
WASHINGTON iAPl. -Prtsjdent 'Nix·
on, backtracking on some election ·ciJn..
paip, ~1ew,, to,td enniress we;ctnesdaf .
he waiils .tq ~eep ·the· Job~ alive
for ·~t leist anothl!r ·year, bu~ r1~ve ,
it rrom ti;ie antlpoyetty agency. . . ,
Nlxop, , who · called . for. abolWhfugj 111•
Job ~""· ~uring . his c .. n\ pa g n transferred it and the Head Start prp-
gi:arµ from the . Off.ice of , Economic
QpJ:>O:rt~nity ~o the ·Departmef)t ·of
Health,' Education ·and Welf8.re.
Loss of·lbe Job Corps and· Head start
will remove from OEO about hall of
its $2 billion annual budget for an-
tipoverty efforts.
While there bad been speculation w-ly
In the admin.LslraUon that Nixon might
even abolish ihe OEO, he said exper-
ience has proven "the value of having in
the federal government an agency whose
special concern is the poor.''
But he pictured OEO's greatest value
u devising new programs and serving
as an "incubator" for · them "during
their initial, expt!rimental rpbases."
By ·al\llting the Joh.Corp1 to the Labor
Department and relieving OEO Of
res~~Uity for operating Head Start,
lbe Pre.ti.dent said that agency could
concentt~te'its energies on innpvatli>n.
• In .wbatrwas described by White Hou$f!
sources as an in\portant new move,
Nixon told Congress in a special m~age
that be pledges to support "a na1ional
.
cOmmitme,nt , to pi:Ovidirigr :.i1. ·American
ci)ildren an Qpportunliy fa: l!Ultblutaod
s~u@Ung dev..elopment· esurtpg,the first
five yea,rs. ·of Jifei" ,. '. • · · , · 1
Head Start, offefiog suinm¢irnt
pre¢ioollng 'to, ~· ~eprived,··n,prntally
a!fect.s yog.rigst.e~ rt.:~·5 yea11_1old, . ·
Wol~ .!li~on said H!l'lf, ~. r~
an experiment .~d "itJ,efl~ ~ ~mp
Iy·not kn~.·; $.SSOCiates -sai(t:•h;,might
w,ind up ~P!Uldinc: th~· pr:ggram . -a
move he had suggestea during .the cam·
paign.
• A1J a campaiiner, Nixon praised' Htlid
Start, but said: "On ihe other hand,
an example of a current poverty pro-
gram that should ,be. 1~ is the
Job Corpt.1 ·This ·ii me program that
has ..., , a f.!!1ure.. )t 1oundl good,
but II coats' ~JOO ·a, year to train a .m~1 fp~ 1'a ,job. 'lJllt · ljiay not even
e11st. ,.· ' , , ? ~
In his message fledneida , Niion voic-
ed , no current, valUe ~ jUdsfnent about
the Job Corps but ·reo:nnmended it be
continued · at least until Juile 30, 1970.
Troops Kill 6 Ri1>ters
KARAC!ll, Pakistan (AP) "-'rro0ps
fired into antigovemment riOter~ in· Dae-
• ca tod1ty, 'killing six perso~ and woun-
,ding· liO. Azmbtr fiva· perlii)na were in-
juie!I by '..Idlers diargirifl wltli bayonets
and clubs. ·
hole ·off Newport Harbor.
Councllrneri acted after. they were told
by a consulting geologist tha\ ."there
is a poSsibllity of .an oil blow-out here"
similar to the Santa B~bara ChaMel
disaster.
Heiress .Loses
Preserve .. Plea;
• • . ./. Action Okayed
By JACK BJ\OBACK
Of the 0.llY '"'' staff
Agreements setting up agricultural
preserves on Irvine and Mission Viejo
ranches were approved TUesdaY. by the
Orange County Board of Sµpervtion
despite a. )as;t-minute ~t,a for . post~ne
menl by Irv~e Ranch -heiress Joan Irvine--·
Smith.'
:I'he county . agre~ments will stl up
the tu,advp6i.,,a preftfves ~· near)y 1oo:o0o •crei ol ran<:l\14!lds . in qr~e
c~~Y·· · . ; 1 1 1 •• • 1 1 . · ~ ~f ,obl .. ~ .. •n.cl -Of her mother, Mrs. Tbui'moti:d:Cltrkt, were
v9iced before the board .by ..,A!t<irney Linden v -. .:. ·
l!Oth .. °.%1!. 1as1· l.ee1i ,JniUll>ied.'.
lawsuit ...tq,, to bloclt utahilibm!nt "1 ···1-; or the agrkrultUta .. pr 11 J : . 1 •
Tilt 11rvlne •he1ru1'1 1tt;Gme1 rpletd~
that ·Mn. Brnlth l!odn'I• l!Mri ifvta •1111·
fiCioht notice Of ,,,., Jrt;trie Cornlll!DY's •
intent to fHe for in qricaltin'll prea1ne.
·Att-y• Guy K. Claire far< the Irvine
Company aDIWered thal the ranch Board
of Directon had the •irlCotturaJ
preserve plln undet' considera~on ·since
~ 1955 and that the appllcaUon bad been
approved on March I, 11188 •
Mrs. Smith, largest i n d i " i d u i I
stockholder in the Irvine ComPIDy, ii
a member of the b9&rd of directors.. .
A.a things now. ~ approved by t.he
coJnty supe.rvlsors, preserves are ap-
proved tor· lrvina ·and ,Mi.ssi9n Viejo
wit,h ;atrlct ·provj~na (~~inl' few ,er.-
«PtiClll' to atrict}y igrl~tura]• uses. ·
.E1cept10t111 include oi~ drilliag ~d pro-
duction and utility antennas, lines and
towers. These exceptl9ns, are requir~d
under the state's Williamson Act which:
sets up provlsions for a;ricultural
preserv~.
Under the preserve agreements now
hi effect, the two giant Or8nge County
ranch ~mpanles coUld enjoy tax reduc-
Uons up to fl.I mHlion per year.
The oWnen agree to keep the land
for agricultural UM only during the next
10 , yw-s . and ~ agreement i s
automatically 'extended for an addlUonal
year each a an. 1 unl,eu · one of the
parties .. to 'the aarffmenl applies for
non-renewal. , . 1 The agrie~nta maf-be cal)Cel ed ~ur
iq the ·eontract;~o:d by mutual agree-
ment of the county and' landowners ..
' In' iucli 1 a case, · the land shall be
Immediately revalued b,y the , aaaessor
and' the landowner wlll pay· to the county
as ·deferred tues an amount eqqal t!l
50 percent of the new assessed valuation
of the proj>erly.
Zebat 11ald there Ii a a~Ja1'lJy between
the offlhore geololiOal stiucture in 5aJ>t&
LOS A11GELES (UPI) ..;. 81rill!l B.
Sirhan fired more than 300 .....nd1·wliir
five hours at I target , rang' on the
da:y be'rore SeJJ. &J>tn :r~ 1,tn11edf1•
dtiath ··and told Mother hiah ·. his gun
was suffitjfJ!t i~ ."kill. a .dog," 1 wit~~
said today at his murder trial.
Michael Sacc0.fn8n, who was also pra~·
ticlng with hi.I pisiol at the range said
he talked with ·Sirhan lot more than
45 mln1,1tes · and observed hundrtda of
effipty shell .~lngi on the ~· .
Saccoman aald that Sirhan told 'him
he planned on going on a hunting trip.
"I told him that hunting with a p!Jtol
w.as againlt ~law," srccoman saJd.
."ffe as)<ed me why· flld I, told him
that was because a1'1t.s lack of. llCC\ll'8CY.
Ahd he &aid; :i d0n't mow . about . tUt ·i ·m·"" d '" · · · ... -; 1 :w a.u.i a og1, , , •• • :...i··
!SaeiiOman dfew on. f &Jal.e r~(,;i
nprocluclio• of bow 'Sirb"'111J4;111.~·
~ at lhe range. It Waa' Punctuleci W:ith
hUii#tds ol holes mMt ol: Wtifeh •. wtre Iii.the· c:inttr ol 'the target amt $.accoman . ' . . . . ' said he decided Sirhan was ·"a. pretty
good shot." ,~. '
Platinum blonde Claudia. Williama
' . , .
S,n.-w· Haril,pers·
Hunt for~ Lost : •
Plane With ~6.:
" ~.,, • • > •
Or..,e ..
tesliOed• !hit she abo stood next to -... I • '
Sirhaa al the.r~e for nearly .;, ·hour . . Wea~. :'... . ·\'
and thal ~ wisted· her Jn prOctlcln& The••·•""-·• .,..., a....._.
with her rnolver. : 1 'l'buraday~~ .. ~a;;; ·
Bill · Barry, fl, a 1tr1J>Plnl fonner ,I --bal 'v...s ni "*"1 tabll ~
FBI qenl.wbo wu'..the 1laln ·tenator'1 eritli!io'Wlll ........ f...,l'tlo:41·:
,,........ bodypaftl, • teitllled' Tu.,.iay a1.., the ........ _ .
of becoming •Mtail lroalllil,cl!Mr• 11 ~.a,;.i,.;,;;,,~g"~~;, when Kepn!dY"Jujiel froni•11' ~ .. ~__.. "" ~ -'That lt·ll 1 m> -..du.r· ·=pie and t&k a 'lliort ''" thnJucb iiie'~ I · • · · · · · • of the salt tliarill llld rnart>e llto · •·-•--~ I Theaier.. 11®<1 _,.,. lioli~· •·~•'•~ •u ~~~.:· . , . " and Is "one of the Ip remalnlol m•Jqr . """•Icing llowly .., vofio'. aoiiielfiNo . "P 411ooir111cew 11111..,,
mlinl and f~ ... u Jar ~inll · · r ·lTu .. ' Urt 'tbi .Jii!i l!liiriedi wlth/illf ,,.,. r,;"_M~ op.,;..
travellna !lie f;000<ni!le'ton1 .. ·PiicUic J!Jied "f,:,Y'iitaie · ttl ~, . · · · · mg !" jh"l,. dGV!· ~· Ent"' I Fl)<Wl'l'·.'.' · · · · · .(lee flltlIIAlt, 'f ;t;'1 ;,• 1 w ·rired&mr.~: atOtrP ·fniiln~. wu1 · · · 1 • , . , .. _ • t-, r:-~m.,~ao~• -~ .. ~·· · .. !'1 "· • ~
1 ~·the aitlihl envl.-<nt of t11e " ·8._,, .:0:.l_ir.!.::.i~:-. '. " '· -•· ' i; · -.. •" • •
, b'ay l""l'·wlll llilU'~o·the"JlirUt"' ••· . ,.._.,. .... ,..,"l:"I"', . 1
1
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'The grOup •alio >dteo \ptndlni ·con-'NEWYORK(APl'-Tlle·ltOcilt>narkft ........ ; .• a e .{!!l"t,-::1'
.graliooal f,..uuan l}btendeif . ,o. cloled-tOdq ..iib ltl>Wntr• o1 ibl • ~==.::··I'· ~··.tee;:::~I ~~ Ille ''M ·-il\I' UdiI wffkj CS. qlicUtlou, J!-NJ.• t • ........ ,"'"•,"' . • • , ,.,
-.. ... -lllllill fa1wn11 t11e.na11.n • '™ ·Dow ,_ -~ • • =·~, . .flt if.-~. ..od 'lhit ~.<Upjllor Jlltf' ifutld ' WbJch•Kl-'lllCJli.-•c'llilnll-I r.= ~ ' ' • . ' "'Ji) Wl~triWNii ,4Uilet'1.M {Jliltllii0i,'~ ·day and ruudAV, beW'iftitd •:~JirW : . a. ~J 1 :,.. ' ·': (''· "'~ ·~''llll ':INl'W.~l <1>•r10d1idilrinl !tlii cdllj>."Mnhailori ift ·::is: • 'I:; -• ·•' · if!if!I! wr ·~~ tllill" .eftil lllldod:a lii'Ptlfnli·• *'-dear · -1'=."I. ·~, .. ~.): .. !.:"; ua.:::•~'*""'·""" i"~t""·t rl!tj~ · ...... 1 •,:; • ?' •. r·i f 1: ·i+..,.."--'._' ..... ._•.,;'.;"'"''•·-';..·~''.;'...;·:.•JJ
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Top ~Israelis.
Huddletfver . . ~ .. .
~ ;I. •
·El Al Attack
• . ' ' ..... "'"_ lrt.e Iar1ell ParH.amenl'1 'Secmit1
Counc!I met toda;y •• the borne of lll'IOlt
Premier Levi Elhltol In J<rlllllem to
diacuss Tuelday'a Arab guerrilla •llack
CD ID El Al plue II Zurich. A cabinet
• mtJnber hinted at swift retrlbuUon.
Inlonned speculall<lo In Jeruaalem Aid
the .l&raelll m.Jaht 11.ri):e 1 cat n 1 t ...
J)oma,.,,. International Airport -' llgbll an wlth!J lllbt of Uoe IJnell.hald •
Golall Helglrti. The Arab commanctOI
wbe mlCbtn<gunned the plane In Zurich
u1d they took off from Damascul
Airport.
The United Stales, Britain llid UoiW
N-Secntar)' Genin! U '1'!11111 1p.
pealed to llrael aot 'to retaliate,' :bot
Israeli .!'l'anaponatloo -lloobe Carmel warned of unapeclfled coo-
aequencf:I to Arab nailona and the Arab
alrllnu.
"Our nelgbbon cannot expect .. to
tolerate a aituatJon where Israeli civillan
_ planes are attacked wJtb impunity •••
while Arab dvlliaa planea cooUnue Oytni
without --u U nothtn( had happened," he N.ld. ·
Carmel ouUiDed the government's poai. -ti°' before the Kneliet, Israel'• Patlla·
menl.
'llsrael'& air rOUl.el are or the hi.ghat
security priority", be said. "l!l'aef bas
the full mcral .right and operaUonal
ability to take all necessary . defensive
meuurea at any place to break up
the fin& of. terrcriam orr the airways
OIL HUODLE -Thr~at of oil drilling off Orange
Coast broufht rare joint meeting Tuesday of city
managers rom fi ve Orange Coast communities.
Huddllnc were (clockwise from Jell) Kenneth Carr
un.v Ptwf, .... .....,..
of San Clemepte, Doyle MWer ol Huntington Beach,
Harvey Hurlburt o! Newport llMch, Lee Rimer of
Seal Beach ind James Wbeaton ol Lacuna Beach.
and UIUl'e that larMI bu comp1et<11 c M ~t~~~~~ ' .. :.~ties ap,1 Fight on Oil . _,
Vail Co ii , T~ght,er Ru'les Sought, But Upcoa,stSanctuary Unlikely ey UllC · ~ ~ F. (/OWNS to ext.nd the Shell.cunntngbam Act'1 city COlll!dlo.
'T t t Dis } qt .;..·o.nr "llt srtff oil "sanctuary" into federal waters soulh 'I1lere was alao qreement to annl't\Sch l 0 e8 0 S0 Ve Al ed by th of the Santa Ana River. rr-. arm e Santa Barbara oL But lb Y indicated it wun't likely the complo offlhare oil . problem on " H ho Dis" tri" t disaster and new pelroleum tndllltry In-the -~ary could be mended Into aeveral lronla, with divlaions 0 f ar r c trualon1 Into CllUllty Wiien, five 0r..,e ijdoland3 off Huntington Beach and Seal l'tlJIPJJllbllJty.
Ill-of the Or-County ;, llarbar DJmlcl WU called for in hre
-....... Tuetdl1 nl&bt by the . Fountain VaOey City Councll,
The Ont -..., stated qreemenl
" . with the Oranat County League <i CJUeg
-K dtiea -last April to take adlm to dllaolve the llarbar Diltrlcl.
. Raolutjoo munber .l)fo petlllmJed the
~ A(ency F;IJ!'IDIUOll Commillloo
' ;;-~ to beiln ~P r... dlioo1u-. ·-libl:' .!''the Harbor Dlalrtct.
PrlmarY -glvee for dlaolvlnc • the cllstrict were changes 1n purpose
' which have aeeped Into the r dlllrlct'1
opinltlllJ and the fact tbll the -
and the """'11 now ll'ttfap la, .....i
. "t::·=:ri:.i:ar~ <i the
; dbtrlcl'• liffj~ i:ould euUy be In-~ -lled,•liit!!'"' county department
:· alq with ;irliil'~ other recreaUO!lll ' areas. . .
'· When the:Youi, was over Councilman
Jooeph Coar!... commented, "II It
takes U1 f°" .Xt'P to get a tax break or a rebellkm ., 1hi1 on evuy propoul.
I won1 be hero lO enjoy ll"
Faur yur:s qo Fountain Valley In-
itiated the mwanent to elimlnate the
llarbar Dlllllctr ~ overlll'l!inc
lad auldlled;l1a:llonl. . :
Coast dty mana1en Tueaday mopped Beach, where offshore drliltn1 Is now ABSIGNMENTll GIVEN ,
stratogy to fllht the polluUon threat pennltled. Here la how the aaat-enta wer1
in I specJal meettni to Newport Beach. PROPOSED LAST WEEK dl!lribulad II Iba JJom-loac.meeUn1:
, They each agreed to take leaderahip The propoaal to encompua within the -Newport Buch will focua Its tflorll
roles la the developlna of proposed ban the area north of the river wu on ill lmmed.11te c:oncem, the Shell • l·"'·'·tion to: ••• plora•-·"""'·• ~lrenllhen the 11111,1 Sbell-Om-put forth -• week by Newport dly --s;i,' ~ind· u~• .. :..-.BeadJ . sh •J •--" councilmen. .....__ nUL1m ""'• wicn: ,. now applies. "We've already got off.short wellJ," will take the leld in ncommendfng state
-Tl&bten · drtU1nc rettridlou where iald Rianer, "and there's not much ll>at and federll leglalatlm thal would bed
offlhore . oll aplojtaUon ii already can be done about that." up drlll1nc COl1troll and increaae clty ~tied.·· "You can't make oil pumplnr that &hara of oil revenue from tidelands
The emergency leSIJ.on, called by Is oow under way non-conformJ.na " now be1ni Up1olted.
Newport City Mlnqer Harvey L. a.,....i MIDer ' -&al Btacll, alooJ wttl1 Loni llfacb,
Hurlburt, wu believed to be WJo "II we did ."' said Rianer, "tbt flnnl wUI drift polJey far 11.000 o!fabare acrea ~!Died. that are alrudy there woold set an which ll'J II JlftO!Di neither within
'-· A~ING the ol' '" fedml waters -·Ult at.ale'• three mile v•-•••"u ,. limit. Termed a ~·, land" bJ'
In .,idlttoii lo Jtai!><!r:li ~ lttendin1 GAVE ENDOl\5DIENT Hurlburt, tbt aru atntchel from Loot were Jtunlnrtcin ' Beach ·City The two Joined Lqunl'a WiJellon and Bud! to tbt AnalJelm BOY jelly.
Admlnlstratar Doyle Miner, Sell Beach san Clemente'• Carr 1n endcntng a -Laguna ·neac~ and ~!an Clemente
City Manll8er Leo Risner, J,aguna Beach N""ll'll Coundl reaolution, adopted :iF ~~ t"C ~!ter":"~..:i
City Manager James D. 'Wheaton and 'fUeedll'. ;taDJali. 't.r f ni llL• d II le to 0.. 8,,..,,,_..._,____ •••clu•-,
San Cl ''-· lllllpelllioa.;by'. tlie Jtata of a L't:; ·~~ ..... ~· -· _, emente City M...,"'1 Kenaeth to ~ on Co. for . teat co · wblcb IJll'Oada from the Santa Ana River Carr. · -i -to the Mexican. border. one tff NeW))Oll Harbor, •
Miller and RilOO' told lhl .gathering IJ'hey Al<! they . )Jould; r..........i ADVISR 02'lllRll
that their c!Uu . """lch fipport ~flbrta PllSAf'. nl, aimilar naoluU""' ~by their Each municipal admlnl!trator; it wu * -{:( -{:( · -{:( -ti -ti agrted, would teep the others adY11ed of alJ ~ and recommendations, ,.,..,... Page I ao that ao acilon would he tn concert.
SHELL PLAN PROTESTED ••• ' " ~
In addition, Whelton Al<! he Would
requett I -.. of an Callfonila
coutal dty muacen lo IOIJdl their
aupport. Pope Receives Ashes .-' lti permit to sii.u unw 1 Jd>li9·~i~ intent or SIJell u11 11a IJIOC!ate firm• Mar"1~i.':Start of Leni':'!'· held to · -rtldndb!C " ~.~.J:i=...i~~f:,~ ~ f ' .• ~Uy. _...._. -r
VATICAN ·(UPI) -!'ope P>UI , • The commial.in .;,.an·~'·'· permit . waters ...--·• to the SheO-Omnlni· -• with ... ~ .. loCll.I w11: ham Ur\duai'y. VI, hla forehead J!l'ludl---. Iait Jan. I, wluiout any advljlCe notice ·
applJed uha ID~ to blahopo, prleota, to coutal commontu... STATE l!llJST Acr
and Slovak P!ltri~ in SI. Peton ~ . MuDJC!pal · J&w'maten made tt clear · In that eytn~ the aanctuary would
today ln a somber rite martin(-~. tJ)ey Wetle-irate over the iction. . be endangertd titcauge the state would
start of Lent. -"Thia la a squeeze play," declared have to 1ct to protect its offshore oil
Cardinal Paolo Martlla, Mtbi:rleat of Councilman and former tw«>Ume Mayor interest&. Drilling within the sanctuary,
St. Peter's, rubbed the Pope's fortbead Paul J. Gruber. "It's just a gimmick councilmen feared, would thtn be pumtt-
with uh before a crowd of thousands to open up our oil sanctuary to drllllna." ted
Risner, meanwbllt, wlD -the bact· tni <i the Calllonila LMpl <i Cltlea.
''HopellJUy,• Al<! ll1lrlbm1. ""' en set the eour. atate hehlnd oar cam]lllcn
for correctf .. JegllllUoo. Wa'U naed It
qalnst the oU lobby tn Slleramento and
Wublnston."
Prese11ti11g ...
' . 'Extr~me Batre~~
1
.{'~bw 'Officer Overcome at Inquiry
COllOtfADOW')-JibUl!llwlthlObl BerCner llld. "Mer the Initial~
......... hr .... 11!1 ~··· 61.f.:f~\~~-i!. ...... -I'!*' .... ....., . lalo-iUiur and bmyln( hb lacO
.Iii •aated tO ldjl bbmiJ1 ID I Nlrlli • in Illa ~ .ga1i .
KarulJprlloo, ..... 1<1oJl,IOlldllnalI)'I. "I withdraw ·tbl questloo," B"f"' ·ci-• ,__ pirlOJI i~.l plaal; r~~:;~ •• ,~ e, r ~ ,__ • aJ4 1111 .... llad........ . ...... ... •, l!fd!n•• .,. .. ~-11. {j.J.) ~)!Ir-~ ' . "
rta, 2' had' to '"'"' a eourl' <i faqutiy Attorney E. Milli Harvey, l'Olll'"~~!
-into flio -' <i the P11elll0 "'"" tlit ~ ,of. the !'"Pl•· ..... 1-dut!N Jl(ll~'-f la 011 ••'n t plDd I hand oo 1!¢11' JlboJddW,1The
boMi1• af 1111 · ~· young .Ueiitenant talled hll iJad '.,Ind
"I just nnt to apo&op to ui.e coart the two walked outaide the caurttOom
for breattnc down; ~'• all ,,. Harris into driuling rain.
told !lit ·o-. ~ !JI! q,. bench They returned after abeut a mlnu.te. .ittr ba ,....-Harris sat down at the table and 111d:
"No opolocy la f"ll1llr<d " Aid Vl<o "I want lo go back to the questlon
Adm. ~ G.· a..-• ir., president , . . what l wanted to do wu take
<i the -., "' • my tile. l couldn1 do It."
u.rta -dowD UliJlli' W"-unc He broie Into mon aohbinl and dnJm. ---ii tllo~ liar med a ·pene11 on the tabletop. Adm. AlllD ......... 'WllO MlillJ!!·•~ "I was boping tbat eventually they,
Ibo ~ ~ <i the caplhtl)',. -would bomb ws." -,_,~ -1" -· . He gripped the pencil with beth hmll -~·· ~1 fGr Ibo~· like I baeball ha~ reaohed lntp hll --......... lili ... hetil111l111 lo back ~·~ pulled out • ~ti ' -·-.--. : . and wiped hlJ fiYel. . ..
"Al that Umo Ibo oaty ·lbtn( IJlol "Was· there 1 pllnt In the room?'
1 :wtabecf ••• " Harvey ,asked: 1
. Ha -Illa-ID hll ~.looked "l ~I~" HarrlJ replied. .
down II· the .-.table; ;lfummod "l urinafed on tt. I had Ill -.,.
ha IJncen, wtpod {lfi .,.. llid liia mouth, hi.tree! for ~ there ml when
!ofded hll bands and gritted hll'teeth. they save m• thll damn plani It took ~ "Well .•. " be muttered. me four montba but' I ftniJly killed
"Could I rtpbrlle ·my question?" it."
I',.... Page I
' HOUSE DMDED ••• . .
ID .. <iCc dlrtrlcL
Nol ao, ald 1111 fGlD ID Santa AnL
,,,. jaalor coli._.,. .... -
~ ljJo -Vlnr -trlCI. lklna 'a!-,.. ..... ud -<i,..
ann'l,.ID Iba OOC dlrtljcl.
I fall olllJcld Jo !Ind -1111 allecl•"'
ca 1f90)d flll, u Will . u where I
would he ·li!dflntl' 1111 tu dollars lad
wbera m1 kldl ulllaiatoly could, If they
choou;' 10 to Junlor eollep.
ObllilDI DOii Jacoba at OOC entered
the -project and promJaed to
help the nelshborbood find Ila JllJ!I'"'
collep ldtnUty.
lteport I from JICOba: "Ahoul K
-In the Harbor View llomel trad
... affected. The -.. ,.... -~ Port Abbey, an Lo4a • lhnlu(b 13." "~!" l a:reamed. "Tbat'I
zne.''
"Well," said Don, "the line seems
to cut dlagonall7 tlJroUlb your lot."
"When doH that leaft me?" J uted.
"Wbe gell 1111 tua! Where will my
tlda p to aeboo11 What are ,.. gotn1
lo do ·-ft!" .. " ltEl!P WHOLlli TllACT
Don aplllaed Iha!. OOC had . wanled
to pu1 an of the tract into ltsdla~
but that Saddl•back had Objected. The
only way to -cet ua all 1n ·the .aame
Junior collep tent WU to peUUou Iller.
"MeanwbHe," I said, "let's find out
where the Keevilll belong."
Report I from obllginl Don Jacobs:
"Tom Ctbel tind of gtale),. lhil is
1 rather unUIQll lttuaUoa. Iii mattert
ol thb kind, accordi1111 to die county
schools off1Ce, the det.enninlng factor is
when you deep."
"Where I lleep,7" •
' ''Yep, whatever ci1striet tbi bedroom
!alla In. that's where you pay 111 .....
Don elaborated. Ir a where the head
of the -lays hll held that d-1 spilt boanda')', No matter if he and hll wit• a1"op In . _.le hedr-. the 111111, in thll eue, carrlea
the welotd.
"Don.bl aaid, "OUr bedroom. la a
mli!Jty hli one. It may be in beth
di8trictl :r!(it now, What If we moved .. . "
DETEllMINRD IBSUR
.. lt'1 been done,"' Don aald. "Tblrt!"'Ye . ' ~ cuea where the bed hA been
pulled over to the otjJer aide of the
bedroom and It's determined the llaJe.."
Then came a contradk:tory rep«rt.
Those folks in Santa Ana never aeiin:
to agree.
The ....,.or•• office Aid I'VI got
duni dllzenablp. I belonf Jo ~
districts. My ldd!, if they 're of junior
college . age, could gt1 to either CX:C
or Saddleback:
Moment of terror : Do I pay dull
taxes aa well?
No, the tax bill is split between the
two dlstr:lcbl in 110nte manner. But you.
Mt. Keevil, are in the musual situation
of being in iwo idenilcal .dlstrict.9
•lmultaneously.
Untllllal Indeed.
Today ii betni devoted to finding which
tbeo'J' abaD provall Can I abUt the
bed around or move toto the tids' bed-
rnom and lta; tn the OOC di.strict! oi:
om I itliady destined to apllt my loy-
alty, my home IDd my tu doilata?
DUAL mm:NmiJp . ' ' ., ' . ll I do have thll dual junior coll•1• chiWWJip, I'm walking down the street
for a cbit. wttb rhf nelghbo1'1 Mr. Johll
O'Hlll'a Smith. l'in 11otni to IOt him
where you sign up for the school board
election.
Then I'm going up to Santa Ana and
ask for candidates' paperi.
.Which dilli>ict! they'll ask.
Slddlebact AND Oran~ Coast, 'I1l
uy I'm going to run for both of them.
That'll teach 'em to split up a happy
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l'emple Sets Special
A special 1abhelh aemce tn hooor
of Brotherhood Week will be held 11
I: 15 p.m. Friday at Temple Sharon,
617 Wtlt Hamilton SL, Colla Mesa.
Featored speaker win be Rabbi Canon
Goodman.
at the Pontiff'• weekly generll audlenct, · he tntoaed the Biblical w a r n In 1 : NO DRILLING "I think the atate'a procedurt1 on
''Remllnbel', man. that thou IJ't dust ind The llJ'ICtuazy, in which no drilling thla matter an pritty lloppy," llld
to dual thou ahalt relum." ls permitted, wu created by the Shell· Vlee Mlj'OI' Und!ley ~ He uked
CUmJln(bam Act 11 Y""' .... It en-City Atlonley 'Tii!lY Seymour whether
COIDpuael an of!abore Wilen WUhln' It WO<lltl he· lit cir<!er' f... the city to
. lhe.atate'1 u....nile limit llOlllb of the aeek an lnJunct!on to beld up the SbeO
TltE W\lOBW>
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lilll\\I' lftt•il
l •iffr . n ...... , "· MM•plrii11• Mllllt/111 l•llor
' Jtrlll'lt f . Colll111 P111I Niu •~ H•WHrl te.Cll A911i!rtl\1,,.
C.lfY~bllw , OlrK"" ,...,., ..... om .. •
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.t , Zaote Ana River to the Malcan border. project, wllleh ii expected to begin within · : ! Qty Manaaer Harvey L Hurlburt told three weeU.
... councilmen that he bad betn 111Ured 111 'think Ger'I are a coallderable
by repraentaU.., of the Landi Com-number of polJllca1 llteps that ceuld he
mlJSSon that the Shell permit la for taken btfore we tbb1k about a lanu..lt,"
1 "pol'llcal "'""Y" only. He Al<! be Seymour · replled.,
was told it differed from a probe for lf there IJ no atate ~ to the
oil In that onet -fnd If -1 pool coundl'1 rtsolution, ·Newport off'lcia11 In-
la tapped, the hole muat be lm"medl.ately dlcated, the lnjunetlen wouJd be tOUgllt.
plugged. The city's action was supported Tues-
"lf the slate wu aerioui about en-day by representatives of the Sierra
forci ng the Shell-Cunningham Act," &aid Club. AudubOn Society and other con--
Mayor Doreen Marshall, "the.rt 'r'OUld servaUonlst groups. Mrs. Howard Babb,
be no juaUf1catlon for an 'erplor1tory' local Sierra Club •pokesman, told cUn·
peririlt1" • • , • 1 cllmen that the Shell proJtct "is an
Councilm'!D lireed that IN •Jlllll'IDI Inevitable precur.ot alifipaiided drilllntl operatl4fta." ·
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Lift}e League
To Map Program
Plans for the coming yeer will be
dl>cu'5ed lonigbt II the firll MO .... !
meeting of the El T,.. lnfne LttU.
Lea(ue, 1ehtduled for 7:IO o'clock at
Irvine School, localed on Sand Canyon
Avenue, juatoll the Santa Ana Frffway.
PotenUal manqen and COICbel far
thlt year'a loaJDI have bee ukod to
call Jeque pnoldent Ed . -••
-· The Jeque arti tnctudea UC Irvine, Uniffntty Pllt, Turlle 11A>ct
IQlll, EI Tori>, por4bll el the IMlt
Randi and the Mar1no Oorpo Air Jldllty
in Slnta Ana.
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CONVINIENT TERMS
IANKAMUl~AD
MASTB CHAA4H
J. C. J./ump/uiu 'J•w•fu
1121 NIW10aT AVI., COSTA MISA
22 YIAAS IN THI SA!oll LOCATION
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i ' 'lnt.ernal Seenrlty'.
Controv~jal
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'• . ,, WAS!IJNGTON (U~I) ---\~,11! Ju, 31·
·~ J-.c.,n.,, llampbny ·~· . , i lloprt, Fredric Ma r ch, ,...,.Ji lilt' a '""'.~
Pianchol T-, Lool!e Rainer, ~·11t: .:':'...=: ~.Loderer. Sounds tk'''llili. l1U a aid "'°"" its
•·,I tho cul for .. a late night ·TV f111ure WUJ ba· · ·It its f movie. · .lo.-.;..~ • ~ : ' ·~-.past ..
Tbe .old till)e .Ws were 'g. ci!oo toc1111·will brq
, 1 ~ of the witnesses wbo to a cloae .a long period II..
' in<Julle clergymen writers, Conlroveny," said the com-
Ku u"-~••••-:~ · .... mitt.e's · cllainnsn,, 'Rep • ·:~ ·~-.,n""" YIP.-Riclwd 'li. [chord, o(O.Mo.)
wba W°'!d :I~ fJ'Oltt ·d II!• .. ·l!fter 'llie'l!Ollae Tutjii01 vole!! ~ ~t~_ '!" \lD; '~'!<> 79.,to pve lt • new r
.. ' . . ·~· '11!\1.a .......... .-. ' ' -~ f"'"~"" · · · of ~ to qUell' COii' U S -Chin. a . slitutiOMl.challeriges:
• • It ;,; C<[llllll&inod ReP:
Talks Still
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--~.~ f ;-ofnt1411r~ t•, 1~ 9~Y Pft.9' 1
.. ; • ( ~Qift l Cr~dihi.lty"'· Gap.
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Bridge C_om~s Up>S·lwrt
'4 ~ .... °"" ....... a "ten1blo
PITl'S8tiftGH (AP) -Tbe ~ McCaakk, "11 .IWJof~brf4ietbol~ -::---... u:~~
come to Ucllt Tuesday. 1s· feel,d'·tMdlfa'·wltb bue
It's a eao.IAlol-tbol-wu , u-tstllllillMid for the
auppcl!lld 'to,,.CllT1 lntJntlte,1 .. '.'" ~ 'It-• nuey in-~ .... p/i,jed. .... c.me. -P. .<':· :olujijiedl lilid' ~ bavt
But stole highway offldalJ -'to ' ...0 fOI ndesip
IO!' the bltdp Is II feet GUI nmpc lad1niadwaya.
of liDt with ..._ttq rem11t • A Jti81rn1 opoluoman said
11111 roodwaya, ballinl all C<Mt-two private _.itan!s drew
llNctlon. up plans for the brldp and
"It's •.nastY •ltualioQ, ... wd roadway .. •lid the blueprln&
a hilbnfl d e'p art men t didn't match.
spokesman. "lt'• probably 'the 11Jt'1 a matbemltical errot
wont mea ~·ve·ever faced." that can be rectlfl~" be Aid.
'l'be trrOr wa111 detected by "It can b1pp!n to1 anybody.
an ..,ine... for the · W .P. Engineers are only humell.
Dlckenon, Co., t b e sul> yoo tnow."
coatractOr band Ii n I con-.-...
"We were 1Pllttlna: in -the
brldp piers when OQe of our Snow Expensive
'Po~sihility'
Phillip BurtoO, (DCalil,), 1~:.
renaming the JlolP8tch Skunk' .
Works, .~~ Ozart Perfume
Factory." But, said J!ep.
Albert w. Wa-. (11.S.C:),
ddendiu& the• ~.of
whicb be' JI a-member, 0 a
V)ENNA (UPI) -Peking's '°"' by any other mome will
canceDation of the schedu1ed smell just as sweet.•• • ·
PENNSYLVANIA ST.ATE HIGHWAY~ DEPARTMENT FAILS TO BRll)c;E GAP
Bridge on lnte .. l•le Route 79 WH le Connect With Hithw4iy But Mis-by 13 FHI
UPIT ........
engtneera noli"'1 that ~ N!;W YORK (~) -Thi
dldri't ...., to :be in nne with 15 Inches of '"'"' that ren
a bup· rock cdt being made ·on New York City · anlf
ot the south end of the pto-paralyzed the mOtropolltan
ject," said John McCaiick, an orta ' Feb. I, 'baa cost the
olfictal of the firm. city 15.1 million ·ao far to
Surveyon irele called in . clean up· the .city wd
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S l n o -A m e rican Warsaw Organized Jn 1938 Ill a . · o/J ... --.1 ''.special committee -to in-m.~g has put • but ,nU\ · vemigate un-Ainerican ac-
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Cong Prisoner's Tale
eli~ted. C 0 mm~ !l' 5 t tivilies and propaganda," it
Chinese _plans fo~ co-e:11~ten~e was given full status of a la]~ ~lh .Preside~.t Nixon s itanding House committee in
adnun1straUon. . . 1945. 1bref: years later. Rep. 'I Felt Like an Animal ' • • •
Dame Holt
Remarries .,fiolbJ QmmoJe,J. '"i''
eotidna ~ ••• ~'\ICIOS ••• robml: tetienG .••
1asry tamales, •• and odw •wthentk Sovlh1-of'·dU,:lictfder
spttialtli:s, served M'lid ._ <Olotfvl atmo5pbere ofokt Mft.
ico. Delightful wine <:oOalh n beer. too. hwi It )'OU're llOt
East Euro~an d1pl<>!Dals_, in Richard M. Nixon, -• sfcond
close touch w!tb the s1tuat1on, ierm congressman fr 0 m
hav•.aaid ,Qina· wan~ to· re-eaJifornia. used hi:l·committee esta~llsb contacts wtt~ ~e member$bip to press the in-
outa1de world fr:om which It vestjgatJap 91 ~ Hiss.
cut itself off dunng ~ year• 1be almost ··com Ji I et e
ol lta cul~ revol~tion. overhaul of the committee -.
'Ibey said the Chinese Com· tchord is a new chairman and
munista also appeared 'antious five of Its nine members are
to have a aay in any Vietnam · _ new · thil year 'i""": retailed
settlement. )ll~gbts o( Its Red·himUbg The . Warsaw meeting, set hiStory.
for Thursday, was to have Chainnan Martin Dies of
been the first "feeler" in this Texas the committee's first
direction. cha~. called· Ca g n e y ,
Its eancellaUon by Peking Bogart, March, Tone, Miss
Tuesday bad been feared when Rainer and Lederer before
the acUng Chinese charge him in July, UNO, while
d'affaires in The H a g u e searching for Communins in
defected and was flown to Hollywood. He gave them a
the United States. clean bill.
But high East European Screen writers who followed
diplomata at the time seemed the actors gave the committff
confident. Red China would Its first boisterms hearing
not cancel the Warsaw con-when 10 members of the
clave, which the Chinese Writers Guild shouted clown
themselves had suggested last the committee in ~using to
December. answer questiohs ind Were
Diplomats 1aid Peking took dmnissed frOm the witne!s
Ua time in c a n c e 111 n 1., stand amid applause and boos.
evidently pondering ~ situa· Chairman Harold H. Velde
Uon, in hopes of estractil!il In 1953 followpl tbt lead of
IOqle concessions t r.,0,m.1 hb:,lnvestii~ wbQ cI+nwr
W'ashington before a Dew·., Communisf!'1 -had infi1trated
~date is set. . . the Protestant clergy.
LANCASTER, Pa. (AP) -Den." he wd.
A 2:1·year-old PeruJ.'!iylvania GI Throughout the interview, recounw ' today ~· ... ven Smith was "carefnl not to
inontb.S he spent as a Viet reveal other prlsoners' names
COil& prisoner. He told of or much detail on how man1
steeplng in ~p hl?les, over· there were.
llln· by rats and spJ<iers, and " . . the agony · of no& "airing The days "'. e r e in-
what was to happen! -· t~able, the rughts often
Pfc. i>onald Glen Smith of like eternity," said Smith. He
Akron, Pa., was one of three said prisoners kept up with
American soldiers released by the passage of time by listen-
the Viet Cong in early ing to newscasts their captors
January. let them hear. Time passed
Smith said he often felt slowly, be said.
more like an animal than a "We were always hungry,"
man during his imprisonment. he said. "And I never could
He was chajned by day and get used to their r~. J ate
slept in a hole at night. it, lots of it, but it didn't
"I'm one of the lucky ones,"
slid Smith. "rm home. The
others are still over there." Ike Receives
· Smith said he doesn't recall
much of the attack or his D G uJl N captuce at.Nu! Ba Den abou) e . 8 e . Ole
~.r:r 1:artbwest of Saigon WASHINGTON (UPI) -
He said after his capture Former President Eisenhower
he was marched for several telephoned President Nixon at
cjays, but he l"'i>«'ted the Vi~t · ·~JJJ..""Cii 'J!iesd•Y . lo Gong_ were taking . )Um .in · rece1v·
circles. "I'll be( I wasn't more ed a letter from French Presi·
than 20 miles from Nui Ba dent Charle! de Gaulle.
M E I.BOURNE, Australla
(AP) -The weddlni c a r fill me. Sometimes we got ,
meat, dor meat. I.i's a wouldn't start and a police
delicacy for them, J can't say car wu pressed Into service.
u nnicb. But Dame Zara Holt married
"Seep? Sometimes it was gentleman farmer a~
bard to come by. It's )tard member of Parliament Jell
to shut off your mind. l ·"· ed especially when you •,re Bate today n Austr-.wt'l.W •
cramped in • pitch-black hbJe ding of the year.
underground, things crawling Television carried the
around near and on you and c ere mo n Y throughout
yau don't know when it's going Australia's eutern seaboerd.
to end, if ever." At one point Prime Minister
He said there were rats, John Gorton idenWied various
"lots of them," and spiders persolll for the TV reporters.
and scorpions. "I h a t e Dame Zara, whose age is
spiders." her secret, ls the widow of
'· ••ficionldool~--
tiM, )'OU'te ... ., ~
""-te Al'flCriuno faa~
· Ha••el•iacll or dllitn~ pt \ ( ............ •.tt.w.ri~
-....Mmcan~...n.
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He said one of the few times Prime Minister Harold Holt,
he was beaten .foJlowed an, ~w~ho~w~u~d~row~necJ~ln~1967~.-d:iii:iiii:iiii:iiii:iiii:iiii:iiii:iiii:iiii:iiii:iiii:iiii:i~=~~~~ escape try that falled. ti
He said liis release with
Spec. 4 Thomas N. Jones of
Lynnville, Ind., and Spec. 4
James vr: Brlglwri of Ocala,
Fla., came as a surpN.e.
Brigham later died from w!iat
the Army cltscribed .. poor
medical treatment at the
bands of the enemy. .
After b r i e f fonnalities,
Smith and the• others wtrt
wbislced away by llellcoplB
and eventually returned home:
WalliehsMusieCi\Y
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GLEN CAMPJIELL His saW:h hit album,
"WICHITA LINEMAN" on Copirol lab.I OPEN TO THE· PUBLIC J
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UP TO $100 PIANO·S
.ORGANS
Annual Factory Aullhlrized
MAGNAVOX SALE . . • ·... . .... -
HUGE REDUOllIONS! .. ·
INVENTORY ,~l'G .'SALE
OF PIANOS a!lOllGANS!., : .. ! .• ~ • . ' ._ ____ _
Floor Sampleo!
Rental Retnmo !
Tnde-ino!
Studio Demomtraton!
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todly't ... pktve, 29'-
tq;-ia., Wwv t8IOl!llric col. or,tw0*9e 9• .,_aen,
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liuy your carpol II doolor's -.,. below. We hlft ,..., """twillOI. ,,... . ..,.
over 500 rolls nf ..,..i In stock now .,. .., gin oy1o1,... -hr·IM -
-_., tNflk. °"" .... 24 hour instollatloa In most mos. AD carpol Is flnl ....,,, __
quafity, no -• or factory njocls. ~ is .. ~. SOLD AT llMM ST~
So com• io todof. II yw can't cemt Ill cal n · far I FOl 7.'5 P11 TAID
home .,,.... ••• -. w ..... firing tlio carpol le .,... --.3.n.::: . . . . .
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Public hearings before I.be C!\y eoµndJ 1erve two
major functloru.
P'!nt. and most obviously, they give the tomrQIUlity
a chance to comment on issues facbli COUDC!IJnea.
Secood, they give councilmen a chance lo develop
more informaUon on the issues. 1
N~ Beach councilmen got this public rupimse
and additional lnformaUon In abundance at lut wau'1
bearlo1 on the proposed commercial parklnl ordinaDce.
the older comiuircW dlwlc11 ln° th1 city, th111 no vi<>
10JY 'lflll have -wCll>-lly IJ\Ybody. And the bullno1 ..
men t.bom1alvee wW bl amq the lint to tnow.
But Iba qtw onlln-deal pl'!lllll1e Jt lUJj a stait
toward IOlullon. AJ City R!•rui!Jll consultant Emost
Mayer Jr. put !I: .
.. We have to le.am to crawl before we can walk."
OCC-Saddleback f.onfusion
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ci(onia -a m.Mce to pub&
h•Glth,.I lwrelypropo1• ro ban
their advertW1141 throuth yoor
niediii: ·
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As a direct result, the ordinance 1U1derwent liJrilfi·
cant revtslqn. After Usteniqg lo tesllmony from many
coocemed local businessmen, councilmen agreed that
the edmllted inoquiU.. of certain rerJIO!leling and r"'
building clawes far olilweighed their advantages. -
The ordinance was ordered rewritten. When II Is
returned next week for rouUne. approval, it will u1ure
storekeepers aod other commercial pniperty-owners
that they will in the !uture be able to fa.,.,.Ilfl thetr
properties without haVinf to add OIHite parking spacu.
The resldenla ot' a new Harbor Ar11 realdenU~ area
-Harbor View Homes-are . developing schilophrenia
over which Jllllior coll,ge <li•lrlct they belon1 to.
'ntelr confllJton la underalandable, for ii developed
1ut 'lfeek that about half of the ultlmata J,CIOC! hQ!llu In
the devtloPment will Ile In the Oran&• Cout Janlor Col·
loge Dtstrfcl and ball In the Saddleback Junior Colieie
DistrlcL
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Tobacco Industry: In keeping
with our subsidy programs, ~
following is the money you will
receive this year . , • in rountl
millions, of course ••.
But they will not be able to enlarge I.lie bulklln&•
unless they provide the parking, baaed on a fonnula
lnwlvtng gross floor areB.1 With restaurants, the form-
ula will be bued on the number of stats.
Councilmen. in thus focusil\g on preventliig fulura .
probleou-railler than in correcting present ones, proba·
bly had little choice, in view of the political realities.
After tile heartn1. wbich culminated 18 months of
-y. 10rne bu,tin .. amen openly gloated over the vic-
tory they bad won.
We hope this reaction, understandable as It is, does
not prove to be prem~tun,
Tlme alc)ne will tell whether in fact a 11victory" was
acbieved. If the revtaed ordinance brings about no
cbongu ot consequenpe In ·perking problenu besetting
Local ,school oUicWa 1ucc'""'11Y ne1ot111ed with
adjoining dl1trtcti to jiggle bcundart .. and p~ all of
the bOlllM In the Newport Me•• Unified (ldndorrarten ·
through 12th grade) District, but S8ddleback held out
and OCC failed In a bid to prevenl the split by annexing
the other half.
Some homes are literally split by the boundary. One
OCC trustee inadvertenUy moved four houses across
the line and lost his seat on the coHege board. And al-
most none of the new residents of the tract are certain
which jwiior college th ey are supporting or which their
children wUl attend.
OCC .should work with the homeowners to get an
early re.solution of the problem. Geographically and for
the sake of convenience they belong in the OCC district.
N
hat Youth
A$king
Reader Answers Attack on Patriot•' Ideals
Dear -
f ·Society
'
Gloomy
Gm: 'Maturi.ng Youngsters Revere Flag' l
Doi!~ !he Inland cities and coun-
Ues bave a responsibility for the To the Editor:
pollution of water and the refuse The outrage that Jack Maples predicts
depolited on our shores by the re-(MaHbox, Feb. 12) a1 a reacUon on
cent ttorm? Why lhould Hun.Ung· the part of hlt distorted "Hawks" to
ton Beach and Newport Beach· pay R. V. ~fitchell's letter (Mailbox, Feb.
all the com of rubbish removal, 7) ~ ·more apt to be lbe reaction ex·
and patrolling and pOlting warn--penenctd by most patriotic Americarui
. f ,_ poUuti r who read Mr. Maples' thinly veiled in·
.;,.ce 1.[~. · _q;, _~··~ ~ _ _!!fl '--on ·~ -~nuaUons ·that anytine wbo·supports--uie-
beaefles · present conflict in Vietnam ii a "Nazi
M. E. H. Hawk," "Flag Hawk" or "Gooney Bird.''
r111t tM11n ~ ......,.. '"...,. .., I ed' th _...,., ... ., 11111 •••• ,.,. ..., pr 1ct 1t, out of concern for his
,_. • ,... • ~ -. DeltY .,...._ feelings, guided by pity rather than
1!11-ls.A!J't1111~~new:.~ _.tion ts not simply its youth,
the mm fact that it is later in
as a •Cll" II "new" if it is thi!i
'1 mode) compared with Wt yw's
year before.
is a .-Utatlve differe.Dct tn ,
people, not just a lt!qonl dlf• bi -~ -~ ·
anger, most of those who sensed outrage
will refrain from affording his views
the ·dignity or reply. And lhll quali!y can. best . be s point ~ purpoll AllU gives ex· preuion to values tllat are more than .bed:, in Mutow'• term, u "self-ac· blologtcally or culturally determined:
yW cannot understand this. i&hen In mOlt societies of the put, . tbert
eannot .-.w.1 what )'O!!!!C~, t:l/:'U.1:" = ~ \x.~: tMntinl' and feeling .and ~~-' C....:.:liZ! ~L -~>'~..;,,,.al ~-"1 ~lf1lllfnll toww. "~«taall-." --•w ·men,..,_ .._,.,.. -• ~ .... ,.. -· n. 11 .. :~--r pnitracted that the • fn. bJabelt and final step Jn human • diV1dual .organism fought all 111 llfetlme
pment and it has become poalble for mere 1urvtv.al ancj equllibrium. Its
·many ~le only in recent thnel. higher, and dlatinctlye, ~s. were.
i nece:ssarUy subordinated to ita pnmitive
lllJM4)I penonaUi, bu -lt'laln
llloqlcal -that. -be -Jmnpn that mllll be ltd. ' .that mllll be lllloyt<l, ~I
' ' that mllll be gralified. ,
' lhll, there are e<rlaln IMl<lal
emotional demand• made oo, and
· the _,.111y -for teaming, for
of some Jr:ind, for group 1den-
tlon, for survival and tupporl as
iii being. "nle!e earliett and
• needs muat be at least ade-
met before the Individual can
bimlelf with other level.'! of
•
ELF·ACl'UALIZATION" is whal lh<
wants to become wl!h hlmseU,
as a biological creature or as a
In the mechanism of bis oociely. m the very """' of his penonat
ij.itmce -oo that his particular life
--fer IUe, for 1 kind of liberty,
fer a meesure of ltCUl'fty.
rr lB NO ACC!DENr that the m..t
queatfonlnc• and dls&ldenl yoatha todly
Come from uppeNniddl&<lw families,
wholt "future" within the framework of
convenUonal society seems most aaaured.
'I1ley do not want to fit Jnto a mould,
do not wanl to accept the values or
their meUer, do Mt want to becQme
like their pattnla or their parents'
friends.
They. are asking that our affluent soci-
ety provide more than a plenUtude of m1-
teriaJ goods : that It OJl'D neW vtatas for
the realizing of Individual potenttatlties,
not iri the economic realm, but ln the
reaJm of moral values, sensory experi·
ences, creative upr!l&Sion, and personal
fulfillment. Their tacUcs &re childish, but
their ends m1tun:.
~'Beans Are for Dirksen'
AIHINGTON -Memben of
are 11111 ~ berrspl wflh
-.Otlonl a( !he 41 pen:..t
-It -1y ..ted Itself -
f ' ..... to '42.IOO. yur.
dt;;~~ of lndlgnonl leltel'I and ~ to Congress:" are con-
to pour In 1nirn lll "'"' the ntry. The "bundles" t'Olltaln old
ea and other discards.
' oat Of the lawmaker• are di5Cll'tttly
1~t about thl& cr1ticll deluge. But
.. oppooeots " lht hike. 1bey ... nt!klnl ne eec:rtt of tbe anclim!plshed !fad of outrqed mail. 'Ibey a1lo att
·vine a lot of "I t.:>ld you so" satisfac-
• from it
raphicallf WustraU•e of the quantity
nature of tbele caUltic: bluts art
leltm and "bundlel" rect1....i In
put -br Rtp. IL R. G'°"'• a. veteran eainomy champion who
the floor !!Pt againJI the po.y boost.
JUie tho ooly motloo in !he -____ ,_,, Vole--labft.Jn
~to bfock !he tncreue -which
...... llloll17 wenl into died February
l ' )
or lattr 1nyway. Ptrhap1' tome of your
money.grabblng colleagues can use IL ''
From Arteala, Calif., Grosa' received
the following letter:
"I am deeply diAtressed by the terr ible
pll&ht of many of OW' congremnen and
ienltors who cannot eke out an ezilte:nce
Oft $I0,000 I yellr plus gmerout frintt
bentflts. 1 am on 90Cial lllCW'ity <Ml
a month}, and my sUpend seems in-
adequate, too. So I augment it by cart~
for four children while both P"rttttts
work to cope With the never-ending fn.
flaUon, risln1 welfare costs and in-
crusln1 tues.
"HOWEVER, wt are so mOYed by
lht budlhll>I of CKZr llwmum thal
ri_.wlsh to_ lll!d 1 btmd1e to lhem
PfolM dtstr!bute ii lo the needleit con·
_..,, but not !he beans. "nle bel!UO
are 10< Sto11tor DlrUen, blOll his lltll•
heart!
"The ll'M* are worn, but they are
stl1I pd ~ to gM! a eoocJ boot
to ""'' collt1gua who voted fllr th!•
lnc:redlblt Cl"lb, II wtll II beln& IO
gen.,..., In douhllog the salary of !he
PrtaSdent to '200,000."
-... recol'l'ld -" llllm oor1u1)t.ftlflbc hla: determined, albeit
uoavalllq. !10rt •rtlnlt tho PllY fn. ....... .
BJllMetl. All<I
.... Alla Gtldl!1lli.
RATHER THAN attack those whO
disagree with the Jdu.ls that we so-called
"Hawks" proudly hold, iiinee I am ad-
in.ittedly Ignorant and ill Wonned on
.. what their true motives are, I win
take pointed issue with the 1CCUS1tions
so recklmly, and I think, Ignorantly
flaunted by Mr. Maples.
I) Casualty rates publi&hed by the
department of defeme lhow conclusively
thai the exposure rate of ••protesafonaJ
military men over S5" u:Cffds that of
"!he 1"J!ll .fruh men too young to
vote." J can turthu attest to this as
an on-tilt-spot 1'Untss.
i) POLITICIANS, defense contractors
and defense WG'kers that I have known
in my llfetlme, Ind I've had close tontact
with all three categories, are as repulsed
and as, aOetiatea by war and its tragic
consequences -d any other segment of
our society. Largely because of their
eounge and dedication to their country.
they endure thf alander that i!1 heaped
on them and atlll manage to contribute
significantly to the progress of our na·
t.ion.
31 IT IS TRUE that most of the
people, at patriotic ceremonic are
veterans of one or more of our nations'
wars in the "over 35" age group. But
I noUee an ever fncreaaln& number of
younptera, too, who are maturing to
the point where they aho revere the
f11g, yes, are even enthr1Jled by it,
and hear the roll 01· tilt drum and
the sound of the fife u an Inspirational
chall0'1(e to live up to their heritage.
I proudly number 111 Hven of my
chlldrtn in this vut majority of
Americans. -
, PERHAPS IF Mr. Map!" would
discooru dn why he does not. support
our national pollclfs, a subject that he
is more apt to be well informed on.
rather than attack thOlle who are proud
patriots, a group which obviously he
could afford to study more deeply, hi~
views \\'OUld be more palat.ble. and
ltss llkelr to be construed to be highly
emotional propaganda.
D. R. HARRIS JR.
LL Col .. USMC
"Over 3&" er... hlercelM!rle•
To the !d.ltor:
I consider the pay raise voted by
Congrul as arrogant, lrtespon&Jblt and
conteniptuous of the Americ1n public.
Never In bist«y has •our republic
laCM-pt'Oblemt ifiCf da.,.,.. 'needing of
its leadenhlp &dll••s. pub!Jc,opirlted
-" ""5Clence wi.... dedtc•tlon.111\l virtue could ltNI 11 •n uample to
A lroublt<l Ind unctrllln pooplo -llld
"'e are gjven crass mweeaartu.
I 1htll tncourap. tll I know Ind lll
I meet who wW listen lo vole aaalnit
every lncumbettl of lhl1 "pocketbook
Qlogrw."
LC)UIS F. JOBST. lR.
RalHna'• Prleridu
To tht Editor :
In anntr lo LM Mlllar'I Jetter to
Baeliall Pulillcltv
To the Editor:
Ten days ago while in Chicago at
an M.R.A. meeting with Willie Mays,
he wl! being interviewed about the
Letttn tram 1'tadnt etc welcomt. pl • · din -''""'· 1 .... • ht " -·'I ·f· .1. •• 1.i ., +i..· ayers 1mpen g ~u1a.t. MA.li~ rug _j!O!.•~-u-wn:~r•...v•o-conve....,oco.w-~~1 . r.::i· TV (Channel message in 300 words or Zets. Tht uus ape ll.-b~ came over
right to condt'n!t letttrl to fit space 4) 15 •."b?t interview."
or eliminate libel ii rtserwd. AU U thiJ ts lbe mal.imum amount of
letters must include lignat1'r1 and ao-called fret publicity sports write.rs
mailino cddrtis, but namts tnaf1 be and basebal1 publicity men can dream
with!Uld on rtqutst if sufficient rec:· up, bueb.all is 'i.it. for some very rough
son is oppartnt. times.
'the editor (Mailhot, Fftc ~), I wotdd
like !he opportunl~ to .repJt, llDce you
f"t .. 11ton11y tl!it eriii1' std• lhoaJd
be heard.
Lee Mj)lar. whoeVtt he i&, I would
like to compliment on hla paraphtasina:
of the French phllosophq, Voltair:. "l
dlsapproVe of what you read, but I
will ddend to tl!I dealh your rtpl
to read· It." l ci>ola ·i\ot agree with
this mart. However, I would like to
point out that odel<nding his right to
read It does not infer, by any stretch
or the imagination, that t wm b!uy ft
for \Im!
Despite his propenal!y for prosaic pro-
fundity, he dot1 not have the acumen
or background lnfmnation to dbcern
boot bl!1nlng (or burnlnJ, u he ln!en),
from my justifying !he uee of tu mooey
to buy it for him. lt seems that he
and the DAILY PILOT editorial referred
to, are un1ble, or limply do not want,
to recOtp\Jze the difference.
FROM BIS appr01ch that everything
not. putcbued ii therefore binned, we
oo !he Orange County ao,rd of Education
baMed ah books on the power of posiUve
thlnkJn(, alnco NO boon oo this 1Ubjed
were included in our pQrchaae. We are
also gulltJ: of banning ,moat books on
carters, 1mce we included OQ}y a few
of !he DWll' ..,...,. boob tbat are
1v1Uabte. '
Of course, ii Y"1 are 11ylnc that
''Hirmhtrna" ia of mote educaUon1I
value and, therefOJe, warrants the use
of t11 money more than the books
In the afomnentkmed c1te1c.-lu, tht:n I am gullty -not al boolc blnnlnf,
11 you charp, but of a far more serious
crime -disagreeing with you on the
priority of books.
DR. DALE E. RAU.ISON
The Orange County School Board
lntt Thur1day voted 4 to l to rtvtT.!t
i!s previous stand against purchast of
Htrst11's "Hiroshima" a n d other
books. Ra:Uison'J '°'11 tht ont vott
aQo.i nit. Set editorial Ftb. 11, "Para·
noio in Action.n and previous com-
mentarits.-Edi£or
Clallfl'• 'Welt•re
To the Editor: e:'lt!'J article 1"¥e ever rud about ado!>lloo qel!da hll been lllU al· Id!
pral• •boul thtlr elllcleney, llld -
motto has -procl-lo ba "1111 c:hlld'I welfare aboYe. mry oClw -akleralfon." My own experi-. with _ _...
hu atven me cause to ~bi tbli.
NOW WE MAD al !he 114 .,_
of the Harts and Ullle lluddJ. DllWtel)'
!he welfm of !he cbl1d WU not the
lint concern al !he qtncy lltr'I. Fer
wooldn 't Buddy be better off with thole
who lo¥e him and bin cared for b1m
1rom lhl bqlnninc lhu wllh,..,..,,..,..1
It .... ~. lo "piWcl tl!I
proftlllonlllmi" of 0-who made tl!I
dedlloa that tl!I ......, ollld als nfluicl
toremwlheeaae.
How do,.. Uh that!
MRS. CL11'P'ORD lluEN
HILLY CHASIN
•srlockefl'
To the Editor:-
1 wa.s shocked at how easy it was
for "Name Wlthheld0 to have her abor·
tion ·(Mailbo1, l"eb. 12). She had no,guill
feelings at all. AJ a matter of fact,
1he wanted otbers '° join her, juat
like Eve getting Adam to eat the forbid--
den fntlt that kicked them out or
ParadJae.
It did not bother ber lhlt she slopped
the gr~ of an Individual who will
never be reproduced 1galn.: Aceordlng
to 1enetics, an lndlvidlial at conception
has hls own characteristics which nevt'f'
will be duplicated becaUlt: of .the .im-
mense number of p:netic cpmbinatiODI.
SHE AUO SEES this as a solution
to the juvenile delinquency problem,
1tatina: this would get rid of unwanted
children. Juvenile delinquency today is
the problem of not only the children
of the poor but alto the: chlldren of
lht higher cl.u.ses u welt. I believe
we will solve these problems, not euily
through eliminatllli the children, but
by trying tbr"'lh education to bring
.out the moit.rewardln& life for them.
I arri 1 woman ·who'had her' ao-called
"unwanted child." •I love him now too
much to • sit rid · of him even fer •
m!Won dollars.
: NAME WlTllHELD
........... .Dedrio11
To tl!I Edit«:
"nle mailbox .fetter Of Feb. ti from
the woman who went to Japan for an
abortion Ital.es very \\'ell tbe posJUon
or those who believe that abortlm is
the decision of the woman involved.
However, Jet me add a few addiUonal
thoughta worth considering.
First of all, the population o( the
world. It increasing at such a rate that
.barring catastrophes or improbable
aoclal chan1es, the day will likely come
In a few generations when each couple
will be legally allowed ooly a limited
small number ol children. Then those
women who become pregnant attU they
ha.. born< !heir 1lloted number wlU
bo forced to submit to 1barllonl. 'ff•
can poatpone that timt u klOll • poal-
ble by preventina or eodin& unwanted
Jll"llR&nciea:.
IF A ·WOMAN becomes propllll
baclDlt of lnadtquate method• at -lrlctplfon, ll 11 verr unfair foc llOC!ftl1
to dtmind tbat lhe 111ume tbt awMOmt l'OlpOl1Sf~ " belrin( • d!IJd llld
clrlng for that clifld fer tl!I -II
to•rwa.Sl!lherlell-.ba!Mr
than 1J1yone 1lse whether she fa
pf\Y~cally or mentall)' pnpmd for lht
t11k. •
if I WOllllft ii in the Mb or Uth
""""' al JlrtlllMC1 or liter lie(on ... k. lnl en abortion, lhl ~ be )llYlll
flll'chl6lrio cant, -H HOm1 llktlJ lhal only 1n emollonallr dlllurlled -
would allow an ut1nfJlld pnanaftcy to
1oonlhlllonl-11!tllorllo
terminate It, assuinlng this altern.Uve
were readily attainable.
Most-women, single or married, would
no doubt cootinue to prefer allowinl
the potential human being to disappear
in the form of an unferUlized egg.
Y. M. KERSEY
.., Against Abortion
To the Editor :
If Name Withheld (Wed., Feb. 12) l~
not ashamed of her abortion, why doesn't
she sign her name? Pressurei from
society?
If she doesn't want her baby. 1 am
truly sorry for her. But why kill It'!
·~e -are thousands of couples who
WO!Jld give anything to have a child.
'"f'1:ia_t child."
If !he's really worried about the crowd·
ed condiUons of the wCl'ld, why not
just kill evuyone over llO? If we legalize
abcrtlon, why not legalize euthanasia
too? Sam.i difference.
MRS. DAVID A. FELDE
Mother of 6--
No. 7 due nat month
'Lack of Concern'
To the' Editor :
In regwl to the arUcl~ on pace I,
Feb. 12, in which you were quoting
Robert J. Bresnahan and his views about
· the new site for the airport, I must
say that it wai 1 rare display d. his
complete lack or concern for people
as human beings. 1
He said that people shouldn't corn.plain
about tbe proposed .flite that live in
El Toro because most of them will
have moved by then. He doesn't seem
to realize that somebody will live the~
and also what happens to their property
valuc.
THE PEOPLE 1N Leisure World are
spoken or. Well, these people have
devoted their llvea to the bettermtnt
of our society and now they have retired.
Mr. Bresnahan tella them not to worry
because they probably won't live over
15 years mon anyhow.
His ideu about people are morbid
and cruel. We are all people and not
machines and deaerve freedom and ' con·
1lde.raUon in such matters.
' THI PEOPLE in Mias.ion Viejo and
El Toro moved there to live in a fresh
~ commwllty and no• thlt they hive
establiahed homes and invested in them,
they pt an airport to drop their In-
vestments by a large degree.
The idta of the inarine base iln't
IO eood for a location. During a naUonBI
emerpoey il would be very chaotic
dd an excellent spot for tht: droppin.I(
or an H-bomb. A more iJOlated area
Sflt!rn.s much more feuibte.
HOWARD P. M\JTZ
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Cos'fa
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:-.·:Pilot E<Iit0ift :R~u11e -~pli~. by TU'.o.' DistriCU • • • •
••
• • · --. • DAILY P~T std,,_..
. c~ "°i!DAR -Debbie; 5; '(~ d) ll!li ~,c9,;M..d
as ~ l<)r ~lor collegr . ,, '&undary ~wjl!c;h'i)!fis
through mid re ofthiilr'Home . in ne~i'View Homes develop.
ment in Newport BeacJa. Line separates Saddleb.ack and Pranie
Coa~t districts and has m~de •;dual 1cj~~eps " of K@eviJ fa~y. 1 . ·
I
Bj< THOMAS ·UBVIL Ot•Nlr ,.......,
A hi:luae divided stands ·On Lot 13,
Tract ri'!· .. ~t!,l)le. , I
AJ near u . I can fil\U'e ~ the
lll!f·, Ille . JiDe ~ iity~ .. !t otart1
, at ~!l!i,.ft!nlllr4 fPl'inklol'.;,, Ille ·-
of (tloo •;1'"'11-< lawilt ........ ~y
between .tbel front door and the 11arqe
and• llices without . fear, 1~Jµdice or .-.-!hroul!i liot& of the t ..... ilorl ....
OJI' bedrOom ~ my wlfe'1 and mine
-seems to lie mosUy un the Ofl9
side. 'I1te two kids seem to be on the
other l1de of the tine, The bathrooms
are up for grabs, about half and hall.
Same, wiLh the other ... OOlpS·
~ line, I . determinei! I o.d a. y ,
eslablisbes which juoiOr colJep. district
I (or we)· are in. Or, ·more pre(lSely
which junior college district I (or we) . . are 1J1. ..
The kids seem· to be in the Or,ange
Coasl. CoPege Junior College Diltrict.
My wiie''.,m I. unleu we move the
bed to tho other, side; of ~ ~ ..
(11¢. we'll pt ' Into Utat , later), ·teem
to be in the Saddleback Junior ~
Dl.llricL· · , ·
It ·ltariecl l&A week· when· the ,fenow 1
down on th9 other. end of Port. Abbey
Way, Joll!t ·O'Hara 3milh. decldell Jo
e1tcnd his civic -contribution and seek
election to the OCC borad of trustees.
Mr. Smith had been serving as Newport
Beach repreaentative On . the board by
apPointment and, stout . fellow that he
is, he thought he'd aee II lolU thought
enough bl him to eleCt him to the
()fflce. • , , I
Up in S..la Ana, Mr. J: O'lllli'a Smith
raft lntd trouble'.. ' ' " ·
Yoli Can't run: ·tbeyt tOld· ·J. ·O'Hara
Smith. Not only that, but you don't
"t fen:live)n the QCf dlstr~ and; budd)'.",.
~·1'~iil llfi4i!i. Y'Ol!\f'-'Pf ';) -~J ,-O'iiara--~-the ...t-of'
\II who' bung bed!beell ill. the wiacto•• ~ ll!OVed ~TJ.& "" abilil )!be f~it of .~If 'that
beca... . ·'!!!!'. -!!,~ lil!Y of ·Newport Beach mllii ,,,..,,._iijooitileaa
Unified School Piltrid'uoi-.;. sUU WU
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UPIT ......
CLEARS UP MYSTERY
Sirhan Wltnuo Schulto
Court Told
Gun Boast
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HAl\TJIORNE.-Ntv. (UPI)'_, GfOU!ld ~-n..r"dit;i,i' bave' -.a.'ibci lilt
portl,o, ...n. ""· stti or ""'!'lboel. am Jo ·.c0me down Iii cc tltb-' in!'itii
'. b&Uleil rain an« beayt-.-..)tqdq_·to bave landed In ... .,~,alkolf~I'
,._,_ ·aearch for• DCI llillilii'·m''-'·" ~~:~!1"1~.:ii..~
UK:U; • ~ puuw lft • ·-., t• ~ ~1 ' ·-· with 35 penons aboard on ,a;>"1am....-'1 Ille llii( ln'1!10 · ." .-: ; -~
Olght." ·' .,~ Ari · um.ucees'.sl\l\ alt 5'!!'1'f~ '. Y.
"We've got tbrte IOOd leadl," aaid was ~•lecl"tiy Ille' ~ .
<lOL Clarence . Brown · of , Ille ~Ir Sea Strvlci at' HQtlltor, 'Air· Fcice ·
J\gaJe Service ~ 1 t nortll of San Fr .. claco. '
Hamlltog"Alt Force Bue. ,HOWIYfll', he "We bJd some plane!. over' th6 area
..td, all . but two of 17 -. planes but the, 'l!O•ll>er :·ts.. ~e '. Wtth· -
-remained crounded to<!aJ bf·~ -!lier. dirstl!rms; ...,. tuiif l~I i:ondJllom;•
Tiie clues came from pel'IGOS who an Air r~ 'SpG:kemian~· ~ ·""'1 an
reported .... ~ •• the--·-•-"· t""• oo!Y 'tet ,the ~ ·"'""* tiv ·--. -..,_ ...,.. c1 llie 11n10.beeatw· llio;. J: engines which suddenlT.lllOPpld• . . · -''e 11 ____ ._ for tlte'oean!b · .
At the Clrcle L. J\andi -Dyrr, -,..,._, ' Nev., a cowboy uJd "l ~ 'Wwli \0 stQ lllove 1,000 fee\.~· ' ~ ·
coming rlgbt •throqfl tlit "'"'"-'"Cal. "· · · ' .. · BrowriWd •. ~:·. -· 1 ....;,,.
1o ~ 1~~ :~~wt~.;~':!.': M,~ Re~.i'/µ
Ot World War . u. in U area~ deep' in
1now around· -Mt. Tom and· •lf.t_. r· ~ ..... · · ;. ..... • · • ·•• ' =~~:me~uf ~e ~~Uf::Ne;: Mum on Litt:e;· Ha~Lborf\e, where it 1 too~, off at• t :OI · .' ' : · ~ · • · : '-r ' • •' ·
:~~~\:!hr~fi~'!n~tO~ For · Freeu;af. ·.
search thf ·Area: The Nevad~' ·c1vn ,IJi' ,. • • ,, • ··
LO's ANG•L••'(UPI) -St'rban B. Patrol conlrlbutea 10 pW!es, the ,Slrong ·1UPPorl!orlJie•;~'lloci ~ ~ caurornla "• n 17, and the Air Force Rou•• an~ o! Ute Ne...-........,ay Slrhan.,fired mpre than 300 rounds during: wu-, ~ ' 1 ~.' ~er,.., . .,~....,,-.•. ,...,.1
• 1 • • • • • the and' Navy,5. . 1 ' ' • ' .1 UU'<iuib · .m.~ wu ••~ at fiVe hc:iurs at a target range on. .it'a · 1 • ·~· ·' ~ Uie C1iw11 da'y before Seit. Rbbtrt F. Kennedy's It was .hoped .aome : ol~rlnJ -°'::the a "'·-~-~ l,· ... ~ ..... .t .. ,~ deapi iltd ·told · aoother man. hts gun skie1 later todfY woul~ pepn!t U,. JI~ prefmnct Ji bot i,.:. , , 1 • .
wis s\dncient ita "kill 'a· dog,'.'' a 'Wltnea to i.ke to,.. the air. .._,,,_.2--J . , ·.Jk~ ~ •~~.,...-:· ~. a.;:~ln· •aid~ at hll mlD:l1•r tr, ~t , 1 ~P'!"Utr•· ~"":.:OD .--1ec1 , .. ,."~" . -of a dl!Ieim(: i:ooir-,. .M~""'' Ml~· Sa--1111 whowu-•--ac m ee, .. ~-~~ '-·~'tllwrt991"1V·· l-~ .s :·.' ~~i=l.h :;;;~t !~-=~ . ~~.i ~·-·ally~""':~-\~ ........... :d;IJ!u~ eel ............ ., .. .. .. ,_, • ..,.,._ ~*~• •11~-1"-·R· ~ . ... ,.,~,. :rr-.. ,,._ ~..,,.,, ..,..,hi,"' • ' l "' 'ilia. ~..:.Mid_·.·}, J. ··--.:....-:'_!\'t"'i•_· . :~.-. eml!\f' , . on,.-= §"--t".tt· . SoUthtrn• Clllfornla ~te • ot\..._.,'!:
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Hoag Lauritjhes · ·
$13 Milllo~ Urive •
For Tower Funds
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, , . ·-', ., ·,' · , .. ·' ed1tthetange.,J1wuwnC$.U!!dwlth d'uet.o·returnat•:JO ·a~m:Tuadif.;.'11.·"Arff ,:fjt}~1",2l,QDOn.~t1 .·" 1• h~ of h!ilet pt.,.i ·of wJµdt were ™clew wu,ldenitlJed u #"'4 lr"1f~1~t Ip.'"":'·~' ...
C:k' a· 'red'... .• . ··b' y···F· a·_'z"t' . B' ... ·.o'·, a"." t' ..1, •·. In Jhe center of the target·and 8-• Hill -of . SO., flntllldCJ1 Vllley.' c.ptljll 1ui...;,, .... ; . _, •... 1 . I •. (;I; said be' ~added Slrllan wu .. , pretty Ray Hamer 'Of '-Ullr BeeCh ~ Nayar Pinkley' aaid , ~laUvta
good. shot.'" ' . 1ttwardeoa 'Pat Nonn ... ' TllO ... ft!>ci:t w!t6 _ljioki on the lllue ~ ..._ , _, . , . · , , • flatliium blood• Claudia Williams !ram Hill <l'1!0 ;1• mJnatU.aftli-tdoclll -~ i orpitl!ooir •'1' ·Coola M•
· 1 ' · , tes11fled Jhat ahe also olood !Jt>I to from Hawthorile, when ·be r.-'blo . T~'.illc./ 'which pnfen. thi. lied More. than 150 conunuruty-eaders and 'f)arg3J.lobbin( me~ bl the _cii.ia lh4t arelt cati!ifO::~ . Slrltan at the • raDI• for nearly ·4n , 119"' flllltti]>lu lil Tondpob 'MID:mllla!1oilth:' · ' ~-hi!'.lh"i Stale llotd•w·ir,...6y.
Hoag Memorial Hospital sUP.POJ'lers met -~fesa . Police Dep&{tment's dot squad Re.~ rD . , ~· cooctrntd and that he assilted her in practicm• ··. ', .. ' ' . ~Jfp!,·Mlte 'klop& oUt·wfillt ·.aroand
this aftemoon _to ina1,1gurate (Be"hosp~.JI • will,&OQD·Jtut a aimul111tedm(>b•di1persal about. u~i-. 1~ of.. na.ture with her revo.lver,,, . . ~ '· 1 • • J thj1 ~,ltfeet~to· tbe''l!:Ut '1ttb ·~.
113-mlilion, three-year "l\'(fb .-Y'l""~ , al, the Orange £oupty Fu~ for on the.~ftlinl .I~ property Bill Berey, 4t, • al<~ppmg r~r lot n!_;. ~· · ai!d.~tJ:;i~ of~
program desUned ·to provide funds for a.tra.iajng film. . , : • . . wu re~ tb1.-~of Utt S1rM1 FBI, qeot wbo wu .~e l,1ain staa!oP'"• VUM;Fe y ,bf: ~ · · ..---· ·l'iD9tm' fiut;,IM
the 11..story Hoag Tower addiliOJI to 'I'.he 1 ~erci.&e to ·be beld ,on an ~ict:AgrieultQral · ,aiion. . ~~.~· ftat:id•Y .· \1, k. ,_..,~,,; •. -~ ~~~.wra11 :t:tilil;t
i!te hoopllal. ~=i~S:.~1~~.;b;~fi.:'.: be9~;.:;~·:!~~":i·:.:?. ~~nedy~i!1ff: ~= Holds up· :Mesa ·":·: ·~*·~~,;...:~~
Albert J. Auer, campaign cha,irman~ County .Fall-Board i00ly al&er. ll;llUl'lnctl rronts slogan-sbouU.na rioterrfor a Yideo-and took a abort cut throu&b the pantry by · thlal ~,, !U·-~Jr. ., ~~ .... "~~.
addressed the group at a noon lunche.{>rt ' . I ' tape . filtn\. to ' be" uied in ·classrOom where he was shot. . H ..,.._ btoWif·'.nd' wr routel,'"'-llii:...llP'!I:
a\ the bospitsl , s1resaing Jbe need for • . Jralnlng :aituaUoaa. . . S~lll •!O"'ly, his voice• sometimes OIDe. "'°· ,ang~s , nld, .'4dlni that a city bearlnr·,.p
the funds and oullining the breakdown N" ix' . o' n _ Re' m' Qves' . Tr>ltllng . Sgt.. ·-Allen · 11'""" falter1111; Barry told the JurY Kennedy to . be beld IOOll. : .
of.financing for the proposed tower which --Falrgr.ounds Secref,aey,:1JlaQQer Alfred_ .Jeaptd from • stage in the Ambassaior Action Of a hotly oppoS~· remJeu1nC · "Cm tcheck!n& to detennlnA we ·ara
Lutjeans that the planned exercise wlll (See SIRHAN, Pqe f) job at a Costa Mesa home has been reqUlftd! Wl liav.e . I .p1.1bUc :Het.rlnt"lo will be built to ;;cope with exploding J b Co lf d have no elfeci on stabled horses or curtailed 30 days followtrw ,, dlscoveey the matter and boW: ioOn It lhould be
population growth and para!leling CX· 0 rps, ea wild animals. ' ., , of mljor dilcr.epancle(, Jn .~Jciit \abe ,on held;"lhlJnayotiaid•tciday. . ' ',
plodlng medical knowledge." Luljeans -cltoiO-\o put the quesllon ~'-hmitz, Badham bllildlnr plaM veroua clly 'reci>Cj!f. , -.• The lied •Route ,!J 'the ' .. ly .one ·wJtld!
He told the leaders that $3 million S F OEO before Flit Board menibers; since many U(;_~ Mesa Verde area neiglibors cam.. w0Uld 1ltlvt'Newport.Boulevai'd . and tbe
will be sought from conlribuUons, $9 tart rom (~c·~ .. l!',i~ .. ooi. •thw.•m;:i.~: H . paignlng agalns1 eipanaion of tbe Mary. t:.:t.i .. ~::,:-:;.;:,~~.:... ...... I
Di thr h I d II 'lli _,,,, -llv.. -r ~· .. ~ Urge earwgs Lou McC41rty home at~ Pem~l>rive mi on oug oans an mr on WASHINGTON (AP) -President Nix· and enjoy .the nattve.pbtiitl, and ground . , · · , made the announwnent Monday before than the ltH pick · ·
Irr. exl.sUng hospital budgets. ()0, backtracking on some dection am. squirrels: . c i j \ ., i I the city council. ·User ~~I! __ tn ~P.Ut~ costs .r
oag. Board or D~ectors President palgn views, told Congress Wedneaday The teargas to be"~71n ihe field O"n Oil' .Measures ·The 1tearln1 wu m1Jkid ~ ""1daed •1'~!.-~ ~~ii;_"~ be OJ A. Vincent Jorgen~n _d~led t~e he wants •-keep the Job r ......... -11ve exercise la "te weak ~to age S..+ ,.......... ..-..i la F b I -o....i..... .._. uan-1;. " -"' ·-' •-'-'ta!' I pans1onsmce1ts...,"Ul-"' """'!""'"' . qw · ' ••· , _....., comr-o-. w-a • •' ~i · ........,.. ~ .......... •·.:M....at.l_ 198 .. tmn n~111v1. spas .ex ""6 ,for at least another year, but remove Allensatd,andevenfrmfumesqulckly '' since one o«·eJ.a!.ll McC4rtY.1 ~ "•r-• ~..:...:...~t'r.--,. .._ -lhtMlld
Oll\i In 1952 with 75 beds. • 1 ~· . if from the antipoverty agency. dissipate in the open flub air. ,sACRAMENTO·-Two Oraqe County WU trued Ftb. I , by a .fall~_ water .· -ataDd . on ",....,. "'.-tteeWW) ' r.
$llCI then, he ..td, ihe "'J'I' i.s '" NIJoo, who colled for abo!Uhing the Tbe teargas will nol be aboorbed or· le-'•laton tod•i ..........,_ measures tlfat hea, ter djlplaced In •' llOfllon , of tJiO n .~·.'·orC.O:_!esaor • .~~ .. ~~ gntwn to accommodate 175 more -. Sob Corps during his camp a 11 n otherwise Umanate and ground ... ' r Yr-:"" , td ~ ..... ......,..., ""'.... •uWWf tensive care unit, a.new. pedil,.tr;M:~' '-.. -t .. ..-.:i ·,t and the Head SJart p--con fl'UI wpuld compel' ~ Sta~ ~ Com· JK70ject •• ' .I ' ' • • • trie& cit• . . , . .
!·-'-' off .net "-~-.,.. ·-cover \he animals mlgbt later conaume · bli ~ ....... be p•.;,~ llEF-•N-' , • ,. e.nt, en .... gel.I ic_e apace -'gram ftim the Oftice of Economic either, ht auured the Fair Board. m.lsajon to conduct pu c ....,_ .. ,... w n ,._.na ~ "~ """"~" ,+, "-~-----,----,-, ·UM! recently installed cardiac Cart umt -~y to the Department of 'Ibe so-caDed rlot squad led by Police conaktering •111 matter" that would affect Only 1 puslZM: reference wu · miat: '
wllh elodronlc monitors. ~ Health. EducaUon and Wellare. " • lJ .t '-M . . I needed "' state oil wteluatiell. . to Sbawna MtCartr;I, u Mime·!-I or~e Ce..C 8ospltal Administ"¥>" ~l.lllam R. LGraS of the Job Corps and Head start -~ ,_«q1 ~lll~Y eice lltutenaDl &V•mior R.W. ·,Katerndatd,
Hd:!son Jr. lokl the group that the will remove from OEO about half of. urPiSr ~ dreamltancel_. but is traln-State Senator Jobn G. Schmitz (R-31·71 Sicily Ave., spoke In . behatf ill
hoipital faces "perilously overcrowlled ifs ·$2 blllioo annual budget fOr an-eff ind re.idy u one more upect of Tustln) and, ~lyman ~bert E. the family.
co0.ditions and a ShOrtage ot operati}ig tipoverty efforts. modun law enforcement Badham (Jt..Newport Beach) said they "They no Jona:er have elgtit dllldreft
roOm faclliUis." : , While \here bad been speculation early would carry the bll1i through the Senate but seven;" the IOftapq-en. '15-yar-old .., .a. •
ije atso df9CUBSod lhe cciftlrovUaial In the adminlalr•U•n that Nixon might K>tenidahl aaid In tellilll' cOund1-"---~ ' "
toJic or soaring hospital ,,.,;. and .,, even abOllah the OEO he said eaper-Israelis Huddle and Assembly. the couple'• need for more room hu ~ '!'be· ... ··-~-~··~· tributed them to higher . salaries being ience' bu proven "the Value of having In The joint measures arise fr o m changed. ,_~ .. fo T"~..:.J. .. .,....,,
IJllid to more highly skilled penonnel the•tecleral g0v!rDJl1ellt,an agency whose • ·J,. • · ·A· k disclosures that the Landa Collll\>iasion "It la dllilcult for "le to talk """t ·, ~~;;.J~ '-'
wqrking in modern bosp•tal~ . special conoem'la :::J:°:;" Ov~r -~ et . "ttac last Jan. I had approvod geological It, becauae I love cbllcfren .11\d.llJe,,.. .
All of the hospital's pre vb~ expanSl~yn . ~ut .be p1cbnd~ 1 greatest value , 1 , ,_ c, • ~ , surv-drilllnj: by the Shell Oil Co. a beautlful little redheld',11• ht ~lllled. f :;t:!;:C:,~
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'ts have been ~',~~~ni as de~ ne•·~eu and serving . 1 . ,.. ,.,._ Wiiie~..,._ and .other, !Inns .:ion• the California The variance todght by Mft~ rlcClrtr r .-... • ,. , 1
butors and fw-uwu Olllf as u "lao•-• 'lof. them "durlnl ~ Jvffll., )'eruqiaot'a, Becurlty ·~ and her hUJband would 'give perjt>laslon ' • ;_,.;,..-8 ,....... "'•y'
atlon. • : . · their lli!'i!> uF I oatal plwes.'' • ~ foda.v,at ~ ..... of luaelt coulllne wlt!Jout • mor noWicatloo .'lo to-. add <two beclrOamo, • tw• lllllii, .a ' ,
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: ' .... • Bi'~ the Jolttprpo to the Lflloc' 1'nolilld .;.P.. 1'oltiol ln .JeQ.alem t<I couta1 'apncla. • , · • • ' llvtnr room and • do<lbie' PRPi1 ·• · , , 'rheeler 1 • ..,. .119~1lnd'
· , D<PortnW and relieving dtOi '°' dliCuoa·;tliddlyca Af!b 'kn'wa attack The ptm\ita tne!M> clrllllnJ. ~ecb tolaL ~ NY -·r tal!t~ \ •P 1111,..;.. u.; =:"· Wo'IOil<ll<· 'Sil r Li'n;nn' .......-wty for operat1'r •tle0il-111art, ...... !!I Al Pliiie .#1'~ A cabinet or'r ~-..... l~T' . ., . 0 D .... , • • plON. : " ,, '~·." -~---Ii.;::_.-.. -'.£.. .. , .'.'..! __ --•• • -. . ve ~ es llte -Prt!ident uld thatv_..c<iilld memlietblhtecfltaWlftretrlbiUon. " .-~ ""' '1 ''Thia Is to be a lionlci,net. lioiiaej' ~~ ,.,..,.,,, -,,.,--~-
' • · concentttaletts....,gi.11DO!nnoftll!>D< lnlonited~'lo-4~an .. ld Ocea ' indotbOrconultun!tloa~ nJd Katerndabl, mlldly n~'Olr' ll "'i ,(JI (h{~~.l:."fs'!• '111.~·. t-.~.Jes for Cnn•t fJfwbllwasdescrlbedl!Jl\'1ti!,iioocic . tllO -dtlillt ll<IU· •1•ln11 rw.... ............. -by. thl oU pocthim from wl)lclt 1111•' ·'W°' tolallif1ll.: ..,
l'"UU ~u.o sources as an importanl 1•~tf11C!.ve, ·DamalCm: ;~Airport whole 'aiactulry created bj the SbeU.CUO. jlf ad'wid. halitUi '* em~.J ' ' , g;'· '. ..,:; ;.. · S'.:11 ~-·,. ":i
, N'11on told Congrea In • apoC!ll li\eoA(e ligh)I -"1ll1la ~of. the:;lsraelt.be!cl Act. · 1 " ' ·) " ' I !"'!" · "" · '':,·~1 : I,"""--"sllvtr Jlnl-" ~ 'tftalhennRn that he pledges to support l•a naUcnal Golan Ji:•''""ta. n. Arab mnunlndOll n1ft&bam ANGRY lllOl1T ' .. •. .i, • • e: -: • -'·i ·-, .
..-:;:,ed behind ~a,y·s .cloud! ai> commitment lo providing aU American who ma-..... Iha plane in ZUrlch ·~ MIChborr """· • " · 1to , ' -. • •-~ -. \ • ~ 1 Utile larnished tqJay. children an opportunity for healUtful and uld llteJ took off fl'Om DamUCUI T ' Kill 6 Ri bepn, but wlli ~ bJ IO ,_,. -· , • •1. -f.5· '
'In fact. In sdme areas or ~Orange sLimulaling development d°'i\11 tht,llnt\ Airport. ,a,t;oops • Q~8 ahoul:Iroon ~~~: :.. =-=· lj!'. :"" • ·
d;:.t, it WU leikinJ. ... five yeai'I·~ life:' t \ TM United s--. Britaia and Uni~ 1 1..-I ' • (-·~ ~I olljocl tbll,~ '~ ""'·,.. ~I ~ '.' !!'!!~'. ·=··' '. , Toda,y the Weather Bureau revised ' • ' NaUooo -..i ar u Thant.3 ' lt,'.MCK!, p~ .(Af) -L hlo M~V ...... ~ •• ' .• ,. ;. -"i;~ ,, ..... I~ foreclll•nd conceded that tl\ecoaslal , Stffl;i , M•~lce.~. 1 , pealed to ,i,.~ , , ,(o .1'lali•tr. ~Into ali~~~ID The -·-=''''"'J!'~ , : :, .=:,.., 'ii -,.; . ~~ 1fea wou'\d e1perl~ ''ltoJati!d tsraelf Tr . )Ar\ift.F..M ~ • .kl ill ,-woun-to, canful : pl,1~ .. ~ ~ , ..._,,...., _ • ... !!l'll!t ,,..,. ~ers" 1t<:ore a new cold front pushes NEW YOJ\t{ (AP) -Tlie ltlio.ik'lnarlcel Carmel wll!lld Gt · ~ coal 11.~~1 gv~ ~;-1 1(1-netpllor, ,RalpbJ , \W:.~, ':<,"I:, ... ~ ,~ ~· , .. :
tlje precipiJation out or !he. plcturt closed today with Its third lou GI the HqueftCel to Arab 111!IOM aid the Arq :1'r~1~ !'\!Ii·..., , Dr1Y1,.1 qlh ~ W Iii, 11111111)_. f , • • • .... , • '., ,
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,_.,Juplfi' eill.p lll"fl'llr1 ,_ ~ ..... ,"' ......... ~ ........ ..... .i-,.. ... ad -",..
'eNll't; In tbe ooc dlltrlcl.
I ftll ~ lo find wllm "'1 alleCl*o-
t:il' -sd loll, 11 ...U u W!leto I
~ be puWnc IDJ' 'tu doQin and
when! 1111 kids ulUmalclf could; II Ibey
'dloooe, .... juqlor coll ....
' Obllitnl Doll J1cobs It 0CC tntmd
lhe ruureh pn>jl<I ind promloed lo
help lbe neJcbl>orbood find Ill jllDIGr
coU. ldooll\7·
· Repolt I fl'om' JICObs: "AbOl!I lC
,,..._,In the IW1>or View e ..... trlcl
are aUected. The houses on your strttt.
Port Abbey, ll't Lots " tbrou&b 13."
"Ninety.UUU!" I scuamed. ''Thllt'1
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. "Well," lllid Dan, "Ibo llDe -
to cul ...,...Uy lbnl!lli -lot.. ' . "~ doea thal Jia•o""'l" 1 ·Qbd. ·
"Who 1eta my tues! Wbtrt will my
ildl go to ocbooll Wbtl .... ,... '°"" to do 1boot It l"
DIP wiiou: nAcr
·: Don explllned thai OOC lilCj 11anled
lo put all ol lbe trlcl Into IU dlltrk1,
but lblt Saddleblek bid objected. The
.only Way to &et ua 111 Jn . the aarne
junior college l!Dt wu to pr:UUon later.
"Meanwhile," I said, "let's fll)d out
whett the Keevlls belq."
R.port 2 from obliging Don J1cobs:
"Tom rtbtn kinct ot glule), th11 ls
a rather unusual aituaiUon. Jn matt.era
ol lbll kind, ICOOrdlq lo tbe COW>ty
-olflce, tbe deletmlnlol loetor It wbltt you aleep."
"Where 1 aleep?"
"Yep, wblt.ver cllatrict tbe --falls In, lblt's when! you PIY W.S."
Doll 4lil>oroted. 11'1 when! lbe -.,. jbe ........ Ills . -tW
detmnlnel 1 sp!W~dary. No mailer
ii he Ind hi• wile .1 .. p In Hpanite bedfooma. ·the m.., In lhll cut, C&rrit.I
lbe 1ltlgbL
''Don," [" uid, "Our bedroom JS I
-·Jni1hty bl1 one. ll may be in both.
dlltricll rlPt n0w. Whit II wl moved.
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Estancia High School student Michael P. Collison, 15, ol 874 Senate
St., Colla Maa. llu awkwardly on pavemenl with broken !iiht l•C
a1 opllnl Is ~qill Runnlni from between cars in' 2300 block of Pia-~ .A.VOl!!I~ 'heoday ·after clan, he was hil by auto dtiv~n l!y
Linda A. Rice, 2&, of 2971 Country Club Drive, "Costa lliesL Mlil
Rice wu not cited. He Is hoapitalized today in fair condiUon.
~Extre•••e Hatred~
· P~bio Officer OvercQme at Inquiry · "II .. ·1-dD." Dao lllld. ''Tlllre ...
----lbel*'bu-pullld ,,,., to tbe o1b1r aldt .ol the COllONADO (AP) -Shaking wilh -Ber-said. "/Jiu 1be Jn!Ual phul
bednJom Ind H't cltlermlned lbe ~." Ind -pin( for bmlb, Ibo youngest did yeu &el-In your l'ttlUHCtl" ._,. •-"Yes alr ••• " .Rarrta bturttd, breUl8C '· TllOa cme 1 con~ report. olllctr on lbe USS Pueblo said todaj' , lnlo oobo, (upin(, Ind burylq hll foce
Tllole folb In 811111 Anl ....,. -he wanted to till h!mlOU In a North in hlJ binds .pm. lo~ .......... , olllee Aid !'ft : pl XOft411 pr\loii. coulde't do It, Ind finally "I withdraw lbt qut1Uon," ll<rper
dull d-p. I be1q le ·botll ••er I four-IDC!llh period tilled I pltnt •aid. ~-)!;y kids, u they're of jun!,or Ills caplcrt bid (ivtn him lllllead. "Let's wait a moment b<re, • said
........_ --'• lo ti"-,..,_ FrtcJile.laced LL (J.1.J .Ttmolby lllr· Bowen. ~~-~ (0 ~ """ ris, is; bod le JU .. a court cf Inquiry Al\Qrney E. Miles Horvty, -tine
Into lbe conduct cf lbe Pueblo Cl'tW lbt skipper of lbe Pueblo, -Ind Moment d. temr: Do 1 pay daaJ d•-'•• tta ll·month i m pr J 1 o n men t placed a hand on Harris' lbouldtr. The tun as well! ...... ,.
'' !lo, lbt.,tu bill IJ lplit bt-lbe btcaljla ol'bla uncontrolled crying. yoong lleut<nant robed 11111 heid Ind
t"" ~~~ •• --·· ~ -. '1 )!l;t ~ to 1poloflle' to lbe ccurt !~toe ~l!. . .':fk!,..,C_.• tlide the cwrtroom ~~ w -,_ fa/ bi'eUli>l ·do!!P· lhlt'I· all " Hurll "' --,. ·~• -Mr. x-D. ""'la'illl -1111-tQld the ' !!ft. ailDilrala"on 'i!.e bench They returned Iller alJOot a' minute.
{Ii ·.ibtlal In · .lwo. Jdtotl<al 'dlltrlelt aftet be·-.· Harrla 1111 down 1t lbt table llld said: ~~ · •· "No· opoloa It nqulred," said Vice "I went to I" blek to lbi ~on
::-<""'l:.i..J.. :Adm. !Wold G. Bowen Jr., pmldent • • . whit I wont..i to do wn tab ~.tr*~C:,~~~hlJ! ottbecourt. • · Wllle.Peouldn't'ifett." '-kl l!'ound II!~~ Into the kidl' bed-llarrll broke d .... Wld./'qii .. uonlng H't liro£e .!Oto more'lobblnc di! drum-
> occ , from tnolber member cf lbt court, JIMr . med 1 l't!>C!l OI! Ille tabletop. : :o; ·room Ind di' IJi'.lbe dlatr1ct. Or Adm. Allon Ber-, .who ukld: "Alter "l w-"._. •• tlltl cc:!.:...A. •'-~ I already cl<ittlned le splH my Joy· ~ "" ..,,..... ...._,,. _, 'al!1, 1111 hoollt ·ilJd my tu dolltn? the lnlllal pbuo of ·the °"'IM!l" wllat • w6dld bomJ1 ua." · • · · wu your mental atUllldei" " .· He pi~ the pend! wilb bolll buda ~UAL am:liNlijaP .. _ -for Ille XortW." like I ~I ba~ !'UC!* 'lilto bit
:: U I do b.,• t1J1t dual j1111l'"' college llarrll replied, Ills ,.,.. btgtnnln& to back pocket, pulled Otll 1 blndktr<httf
:citlRnlhip, I'm "8lkinl dOvrn the street abate. . and wiped bis eyes,
:for a chit wttll ittJ ne1gbbor, Mt. Jobn "At that t1me the only thins lhaL "Wu there a plant In tbt room?'
iO'lllra Snillb.. lOlll IOin& 1" Ilk him 1 wished •.. " Harvey uted. ~.you lip ap tor the IChool lleu1I · He buried bis head in hiJ binds, looked "I killod 11,:• Hmla replied. -loo. . · , down at the wltneaa ltble, dnl!nmecl "I urinated on It. I bid on extnme
:. ·'lllen rm colnl .... to Santi ... Ind . bs flngtrl. wipoil !di ., .. Ind hla """" hatred IOI' everylbliig !here end when :flk for Cllld~".P'pen. ' fi>Wed hla banda iod grilled hla teeth. they ;.,. .me thls',~ plont It took
, Which dia:tr~!1thty'll 1111:. · ?•, "Well ••• " be ltlUttered. · me four montbi 1a t ftnaDJ killed
· Slddltblek ~D. Orlllp Cod\. I'll . "Could I ~ my queattonl" ll" . ·
A:! I'm &oinll to rin for both of !Mm. ·
' 'lbot'll t..Cb ;tm· to split up a llappy
!'-"°Id. • •• Mesa ·Gun Buff Arrested
~emple ~ts Special
; A spedol ubbllb aervict to booor .
of ' llrctbtrbood Week wUI bt htl<I at
1:11 p.rn. Friday at Temple Sharon,
117 We Hamilton Sl, Costa M ....
F-.cl speabr will bt Rabbi Gtnon
Goodman.
.)fl: 1 • ;"11 r Ill
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In 'Shoot-em-up' Incident
A Cosll Mou IUD buff who keepe
his elW\llve arstnal locked up In a
HunUqton Beach blnt vault wu ar-
rtelecl todly -by lttldent -In con-
-wilb I --.up lncJdenl
:ierry-.. .. ol $17 --~ 11U booted by COili M,.. police 00
l!US)llclon of drivlnl under the WJuence
Ill drop Ind camlnl I conctaled
~-Iller Huntin(tM llolch wetpon. ~
detectl,.. ~ flremna Incident Jail Fridly1 thfly ded 1\ WU ac-
c!dfnla) and no charae& will be flied.
lnvtitliators •aid the dllabled gun
hobbyl1t ~' ealmlnlng one of hla pet weapons 1t ..,. Unltod CalUomla Bent,
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COUNCIL. ••
~ limOlpbsn, ala .... IG!il>liJ Ind tbal •aluo. ..,...,-~ llalpb Jtnlt. of
... Mlod-Dri ve, t11>fond the -
Uoo of Joi llbt, plot piano end other
llClon tllown to be In conflict, hued .. ~--. ..,,,.,...., qulio 1 varillr.a In whit
' one -bll U ld end what we aee on the plans. Jl beboo•t• ua to chect
Ind find out who II riJbl," c:onunt11!0d M.,..-Ahia L. Pinkley,,
~ McCarty, wi>Oll ,ltlber 11 a
rttlHd -~-tent. told lat oouncll tbe pilnl l>ellll 'Ill• u-..... d,..,.,, up .., tbl c:onll'IClor.
o..e111 ... -_.......,to doll1 Iba -omtU Mttd> 1,, but' 1 'McCht7
famllr -""" IJ)Oti said lblt uodtt Ctll!Gnlla llW, 1btJ may lltllJ build
'
309 Main 61., i..t Friday, •btn H fired
accidentally.
The oJui ricochetod ll'Olllld, wt bll .. _
Rowe'• ICcldenlll most ..... today
-1l!llcer lllcl: ,_ IPOllod him mm., ...., ra1r Drtvt a1 va..r
Ptace, wilb two rlPt Uno flll
<l1ecklng tbe -bit out. l"ndorlbln found he WU lllmlnllf Doi In tny
condition to -11111 . -Cll'TYlnl • .33 callb<r mol•tr In bit jacl:et pocl<el
The ltTestot told Frtdtrlkatn he bid
acddent.ally driven over the curb nl
blown out hll two tires and WU Jult
headed for 1 service ataUoo when ht
was stopped.
~ --.. tbe lot. DiY!d Rold ol -· • ,,,_ Lona -8u!ldin( Ind Stl8l1 Depart. meal employt. said 1beJ eaa ..,,.n,
build IOl1Mlblnr far -.. Illa wllat
they Jin>pooe.
Howevtr, Mesa V .. HomlMrDltl
AlllOClaUon Dlttdot Dao lmallwood
coonl•red him by sa1lnl !Mt -restrictions cl1 the trlcl Iota -.aid tbll
poM!bility and the quellioe .Ull n!miln> open.
The princlpol objection Ill lbt .,..,
ls Iba! the McCortJ boaM 11 plonn<d
for -""°" -tmltuall1 """"" a duplu ""'~i.l The 1o111 r~ 1111 ooaplt,
,.,., children ml two ltll ol bHawt,
bill n<Jiltll«s sat tht McClrVt ml,i.t loter .. IL
I
·'Leave
Gina Hai Knee Job . ·
ROME (Al'I -Gino Lollobrlclda
undtnrent I 7kDlnufa -.U!>li 00 btr
ltlt _., todty. !t wu ·frlclured
In tn ........,. -&mdaJ, Ind
btr doclon said Ibo --WU auc-
cOlllul.
Mes;t Salesgirl Routs
Pa~king Lot Burglar
A Cosll Mtll department store
salesgirl rtported a suaplcloua 111111 In
the pil'kin( lot ol lbt Soulb Coast 1'1111
shopping center Tue3day nlghl
Clerk Sheila L. Wallen, 20, said the
CSart-beired mah wu 1a1piel.ou1 l y
mublng out a car window with a
c:ivwbar Ind fled oe fool wbtn. he 11w
be wu btin( watcbed.
Back ~ay Alone'·
It I• nttded u a recruUonal area 11le group also clte1 pending cm-
In the future becaUlt (If population eressional legi!1laUon intended to
J)reservt the few remaining tidal ~:t tM -..a land ti..,.. .... _ e$blarits and marsh lands of the nation, •-,..,...... ---... and thtt Newport Upper Bay lhould
llbtrtby tbe land llrm l'tcllvtt valulblt be protected under Iha! leglslaUon,
witetfr'Mt JICopel ty in m::hange for Big "since California has Jost four limes canyon and a rnan-ma<M arm into the more of its tidal estuary habitat than
bey "will deprive California clUzent ol any other state in the union." The group also warns that. since the fret, public aeceu to the bay along bay; developed or oot, rtctivet drainage
the 'prt.anf three-mile eut thore road." from nearby land, heavy urban devekip.
-That the bay Is used for educational ment woold cause pollution and make
and ruearcll purpo1e1 by educaUonal bay waters "unfit for swimnUng and
lnatltutlooa. water aports, for which, ostensibly, the
• -• bay ,, lo be dredged ...
-That tt II an autltaftdlnl enmple Instead of bulkhead development in
of the Nit manb and marine life «0logy the bay, the group i.s lD'ging development
and II "• cl tbt ftw ttma1nina major of the area as a re1ionaI park wiltt f'lltina and feedln1 U'al for birds frtt public access. Existing public lrHtlln~ Ibo I,~ PICllic •horelint should remain .publicly owned, Flyway.'' members maintain.
Dndgtns, lbe ~ malntallll. will "We 1rt opposed to the exploillUon
destroy the naturlJ env.tromnent ol the of an irreplaceable public re.source for
bay end will ldd le lbe thrut ol ea-the btneltt ol lbt few," the alllOClaUon
tlnctlon ol wlldllft In lbt title. told lbt stile agency.
Pi menting ...
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J. C. ~!'Mu '}1UN1fer
tt21 H~T Avt. COSTA MESA
ti VIAU IN THE SAMI LOCATION
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't··HCUA Renn.med· ... and tblJ 'IDldl a 11bMrlll
Pl'ITSBURGR (AP) -Tiii dllcoftry," llld lilcClald:, "Ii
lllxy al lbe llrldp that -..... walhuwcl Ulat lbe k1dp . . .,.. llDlnc .... .. -•
_r.~G'roN (UPI} , -~ AdlYllla 111 .. 31-J-~. RllnlJlbn1 ,......,.-' -';. ' •
l!atvt. Fl'edric ar • r,e h ' • ftdiJ k holl • """"'
• ·.--Tooe,i.aulle Ratnm:, -, = ... l' cdlb uy
....... n..,t '1'11eo1117. • • 13 '!WI ""~ -wltll -
11'1 a --tllat. Wll . iJllol .JllaN-< fw I.be
'"""""' to ......, ~ ......,... ' j 7t ec:r0aa • •liley in lullut1iU Woilf 0. lbe project wu
ColJler -p. '":.c'.!'. 'lloPl*I .., ..... _. bl••
But atlie ·lllPWIY GIDl!lals -to ...n . to · iidilip aoy the llrldp II ti feel out l'llllpa and ~· ............ ~ltol -~·S-W-Sounds Ila =;a t111 111i1rte, 111 " °'!i -for • Ille ntpt TV • wHP• • -" .ua mo.te; , I .
GI line wltb CCll!llOCtlni milpa A bJcbw1y ~ .. id and....,,,.,., hlltlq .u..... t ... prl91le ....,..... -
attucllon. up, plua for lbe b!ldp ~
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·~ old •--. Jlllll. . • ··-•-llW's _.. ·•'!11!t ~ lodoy wilfllrinc
...,. al 1ht wltncues who to 1 clooe • Imic period al
inClude 'cletamen. writers, <.«ttrJ»eny," A14 the com-
Ka Xfux JUaUntn ud 1ippies mittee's cbainnan, . Rep .
wlio ......... in fn>lll ·al ,,,. R1diard H. lcbon!, CD-Ko.)
....-T ""' aftu the-H-TuelU)' v~
H(lllle c.mn.ltttee ~n-Un-~-lo 7t to live It • new
name and a ievlsid ltltemlM
U.S.-Cbina
Talks Still
'Possibility'
of purpoae to quell cpot-
stitutionol chill..,... '
ft Is, complained Rep.
Pbilllp llurtoo, (l)CllW.), llD.
.. ~the DofpOlcb -Works, . "The Ozart Perfume
Factory." Bu~ -Aid Rep_
Albert • W. W11icit, (M.C.),.
delendlnl the ........-al
which he ii • member. • ••
VIENNA (UP!) -Peking's rose by lllly'Oitiiir modit will
cancellation ol the ICbeduled smell jmt IS ....e.i,"
S l no • A m e rican Warsaw 'Organized in lbs u a
''special committee ·to in-meeting has pu& oU, but not vtsigate un-American ac-
eliminated, Commun I 11 \ tivities and propaganda," it
Chinese plans for co-existence · f n I talks wilh President Nizon's was given u status 0 1
.standing House committee in
administration. 1M5. Three years later Rep.
Eut European diplomats, in Richard M. Ni.ion, a second
close touch with the situation, t I '--. . . erm coogressman r om m1ve said China rants to re· California used his committee esta~lisb contact wit~ th.e . membership to press the in·
outside world tJ:om which it vestlgation of Alger His.si
cut Jtself oU dunna: the years The abDost comp l'e t e
ol it! ~tural revolution. overhaul of the committee -
They aa.id the c.iunese Com-Ichord is a new chairman and
munists also ·~ anxious five or its nine members are
lG have a u7 in any Vietnam. new this year -recalled
.. tt1emm1. blghllgbb of lb Red-mmtlng
1be Warsaw mteting, aet history.
f~ Thursday, W85 to have Chainnan Martin Dies of
been the first "feeler" in this Tei:85, the committee'• first
direction. chainnan called C a I n e y
ltl cancellation by Peking Bogart, March, Tone, Mis~
Tuesday. bad been f~red when Rainer and Lederer before
the acting Chirieae charge him in July, 1940, while
d'aHaitts in The H a g u e searching for Communists in
defected. and wa1 flown tG Hollywood. He gave them a
the United States. clean bill.
But high East European Screen writers who followed
diplomall at the time seemed the acton , ... the committee
confident. Red Chio& would ib> first boistenKu bearing
not cancel the Waru.w con-when IO members of the
clave. which the . Chinese Writers Guild shouted clown
themselves bad sugge.sted Jut the committee In refusing to
December •• .:.--~ answer q~oos and w~
Diplomats said Peking took dWnissed from the witness
lUI . time · in . can c 81111 n g.. 1taod amid applause and boos.
evidently pondtrin1 tbe aitua-Chairman Harold H. Velde
tioll, in hopes of extracting In 1953 followed the lead of
~ cooceuions from. bia .inves~ms. wbO tjlaJm!d
Washington before ~ ,,,.... . Camnwn..11 ~ inll!trat&i
meeting date is set. the Protestant clergy.
"'lt'a a nuty ai\UIUOa," uld rMchrly, and 'the bNeprhU
a hllbwl1I d e p a r t m e n t didn't match. ~
apokrsman '.'lfl problbly the 0 Jt'I a matbemaUcal fl'l'Ot
wont mess we've ever (Iced." that can b& ~"be aai4-
'lbe emir .,... detected by "It con happen to . ..,body.
on engineer for the W.P. Enfll-a "" only huma\I. Dicftnon. Co., the 1µb-you know."
coatroclot b 1 n d II n g con-
t1truciloo. '
11We ~ ~tint ln the
brtdp pien when ooe al our
enaineera noticed thal ·Ibey
didn't Rem lb be In line wl1ll
I "'"' net cot beq lllllcia ''It lbe aaatb ... al lbe ,...
PENNSYLVANIA STATE HIGHWAYS DEPARTMENT FAILS TO lRIDGE GAP
llrW,. en lnterolale R-7' Waa le Co-Witt. Hithw•Y lut'MI-•Y 11 FMI . -
led," llld Jam.-Kc:Caaick, n
olllcW al lbe flnn.
.~eyora were called In
Snow Expensive
NEW YORK (AP) -n.o
15 tncbeo al ..... that fell
on New Yait City ~
paral)'Rd the IDltlopOllm
oreo F~. t, bu <Oii llje
dty $11.t mllllon oo for lo
clean up, the city said "'
Co~g Prisoner's Tale
' 'I Felt Like an Animal ·• ..
Dame Holt
Remarries Enjoy
elltidnJ endrilada ••• WMli*'I .._ .•• fObwsl ~ •.•
l11ty tanw;ln .,. aftd other authentl~ ~tti·:ot-~~'°fde'
special1M!s, Jef¥ed .imid the colorful atmosphere cf okl Mec-
ico. Delightful wine cod:hllls md beef, too.. heft ti ,_.. .. 11111
LANCASrER. Pa. (AP) -
A !l·year~ld Pennsylvania GI
recountetl today, the seVen
morltbS he si)en\ ·u a Viet
Cong prisoner. He told of
sleeping in damp boles, over·
run by, rats and api_den, and
the -al not knowing what was to 'baDPtn.
Pfc. Donald Gfen Smilll o£
Akron, Pa., was one of three
American soldiers released. by
the Vlei · Cong In early
Jamrary.
Smith said be often felt
more like an animal than a
man during his impriaonment.
He was chained by day and
alept in a bole at night.
"I'm one of the lucky ones,"
said Smith. "I'm home. The
others are lilll over there."
Smith Aid he doesn't recall
much cl tJie attack or bis
capture at NuJ Ba Den about
Den," he said.
nrou1bout the interview.
Smith WU Careful not lo
feVeai othtr prisoners' Dames
or much detail on how many
there .......
"The days w e r e in-
termJnable, the nights often
llkt eternity," Aid Smith. He
said prisoners kept up with
the passage of time by listen-
ing to newscuta their captors
let them bear. Time passed
slowly, !le Aid.
"We were always hungry,"
be said. "And I never could
get used to their rice. I ate
it, lats ·of 11, but it didn't
Ike Receives
De Gaulle Note
SS miles! 1111rthweat al Salcon W A!IHINGTON (UPI) -May 3, !Illa.
He said after his capture Former Pmident Eisenhower
he was marthed for aeveral telephoned President Ni:1on at
da)'l! but l)e sU3]Jecled the Viet the Whita H"""' Tuesday to am.' ~ hiking hlm In ' li!firni blllilhat hi had receiv· c!lrcles. "ru bet' """'~ more ... ed • tatt<r frixn P'renCh Presi·
than 20 miles from Nui Ba dent Charlet de Gaulle.
M E I.BOURNE, Australia
(AP) -The wedding c a r '
fill me. Sometimes we got wouldn 't start and a police meat, dog meal It's a
delicacy for them, I can't say car wa1 pressed into service.
11 much. But Dame Zara Holt married
"Seep? Sometimes it was genlleman f a r m er . and
hard tG come by. It'• Jwd . member of Parliament Jeff
to ·shut off your mind. In alil' ed especially when 10 0 , re Bate today Atl!tr 1 w •
cramped in a pi~ bqle ding of the year .
underground, thinp crawling Television carried t b e
around near and on you and c e r e m G a y t h r o ughout
you don't know when it's going Auslralia's wt.em aeeboard.
to eod, if ever." At one point Prime Minister
. 111afldoNdoof~
line, you·~ wre to·Nlet,aw
None ~iat)O '~ ·.,..,--.. .
• H•M;l,.'\ch or dt..ei:_ 9t~
AMftOt ..... the w.ltl ......
hautifu!Mnkaa~
He said there were rats, John Gorton JdenUfied various •·• "lolll al them," and spide" persons for the 'TV reporters. EUnlqOS fAMll.Y ll!lrAUWlll
and scorJlons. 1•i hate Dame Zara, wboee age ls aJl1'Atim4.-m""..,.a/llMlil
'·
spiders." be.r secret, ls the widow of ~~,......_... • ...,..,...,.,_._CMlll
· He said one of the few timesii~Pr:im~e~M~lnlster:~""'~=id~H;;;o;;;li~, ~iii:iiii:iiii:iiii:i~iiii:iiiiiiiiii:iiii:i~jii~~=~~ be was beaten followed an who wu cbowne:cf in 111'1.
escape try that failed.
He Aid bis release with
Spec. 4 1bomas N. Jones of
Lynnville, Ind., Ind Spec. 4
James W. Brigham ol Ocala,
Fla., came as a 1urprise.
Brigham later died from what
the f>nny described u poor
medical treatment · at the
bands o( the enemy.
Alter b r i e f formalities,
Smith and the others were
wbJWd away b)-helicOptcr
and eventually retUmed home.
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Prosperity in F~ilure
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Fallun can ht p~rolll U Ultd • a catcll word
to draw curtomer1. And Colle Men hao h&4I its llliare
o1 tndleas "Goin& out of Buabiess" fa1es, · ·
EvklenUy,.. the going-oul-of·bUJines&-sale achame,
hu become a baaic philosophy among SOD?• Southland·
merchant&. who lure in bargaln-huo1ry cusl9mer1 un•
dar the prele.lt of distresa. Usually, new merchandi11 Js
bt1nf delivered at the back door whil e custo mers are
doltverinf themselves al !he front.
Tbroe months alter the Laat.'l'hree-Days aigns 10 "I'•·
·their P•7<hedolic pink, purple and orange sign• ere
weathered by the elements.
One auch ahop in Costa Mesa prooperou1ly filtered
along nearly one year before clO<ing ill doors briefly·
and reop•ninl with a bll dlHerent lack in merchandlse.
BuJinesa apparently f•ll pretty good when II is
.clvertlatd to the cootrary. Coata Me1a lawmakers are
Uo<lt to end all that medicine 1how ballyhoo, however,
1endlng II back up the pike to Long Beach'1 88-cenl
at.ore roW, where the proprietors' face! rentain the
1ame while only their stores change names.
Coate Masa Chamber of Commerce retaij mer·
chants wW meet Friday to ouUlne thoughll on a drafl
of an c>rdlllance maltlng it tough to aucceed by "failin4."
' •1,ooq ~l'llllt boD4 m1 olber pee11u ...
Some form of the ~w ts dllo II! 'lltbl to 10 wttltt.
OCC·Saddl~ ack Confusion
The r1&idents of a new Harbor. Ar'ea real4anUal frta
-Harbor Vi.W Hom•l'-lrt developiof IChllophrenla
over which Junlor coll111 diltrld they b0Ion1 lo.
Theli "9tifusion ti underitand~le, for it developed
last week that about hall ol,the ultimate 1,000 homea In
tho developmont will lie In the OrtDge Coaat junior Col·
lega D\strlcl and hall in the Saddltbaci Junlor Coll•&•
District. ·
Local school officials sucteaafuJJy negotiated with
adjoining dlstrlcts to Jigcte· .bound¢ea and place all of
the ~omes In the Newport M111 Ullllied (ldncler1arten
through 12th grade) Dtstrtci, but Saddleback held out
and occ failed In a bid to prevent the split by JM•$1
the other hall.
Some homes ·are· literally split by the boundary. One
OCC trustee inadvertently moved four houses across
the line and losl hi s seat on the college board. And al•
most none of the new residents of the tract are certain
which junior college they are supporting or which their
children will attend.
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Tobacco Industry: In ketpilll/
with our subsidy program.8, the
following is the money you will
receive this year ... in rountl
milliona, of course ••.
Muimum terms of tbe law _aa it is now drawn up
would pl!ice mtrlcUom an the COnduct of "going out of
b111ineaa" operations. VIOiation of inventory counl•
throu8h :repleniabmtlit; lal1t or misleading.advertising
and time llmll violation could result in forfeiture of a
OCC should work with the homeowners lo gel an
' early resolution of the problem. Geoiraphlcally And for
the .sake of convenience they belong in ·tl1e OCC district.
fhat Yout_h
J, Asking
.f.. Society
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11 dlltJnctlvely ••new" 1baut the
. ca1<n1kll ii not simply Its youth,
. tlJe mtrt fact tlW it is later in
.. • -11 "nnr" u 1t is thll
•• mocle1 -"'with lost yur'• ,..,. belon.
ii • ,...u1a1.. --In ~ not just a I ..... dif· And ti* qualily CID . bes! be
in Mulow'• tsm, 11 uself-ac·
Dea:r .
Gloomy
Gus:
Wily •hould there be a St. Clair
route -the Red Route -a1 a
Niwporl Freew11 route through
·Coat.a Mesa? Shouldh't Council·
man St. Clair firat aaY, "Let's
hear all the facts, then decide
which route is best for ALL of
Costa Mesa!''
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bu poioi aM ·-Ind ciVU U • pres!iott to values tbaf; are more than
blolos!Cllly or culturalb determined.
· cannot understand this then Jn mott toclilies of the 1>1st. there .!:. ........, whal YoWl&,i>ooPJe baa been litlle cllaoce lo do li\if. or,
thlntlnc and 1ee11n iind ._, .... 10.lllint .-n Wirf moch l· lbe
croPiltC 1toward.' U~Jf~N/!I ·~~-.;,;.. phyllcal ·~ ... ,
l>idlldlll "" ,.. '""· n la oo .,...1'!1d pratnrdod lhlt thO Ii>-· 1richul and final step In hunian dtvlduaf orgaiilsm loughl all tis llfedme '"~ and II haa become poaaible It:< mere .'!'Mval. al)d ~ulllbrlum .. Ua .
people only in recent times. ~ higher, ~ d1stlncUvie, ~s were necenarily subordinated to ill prlrnJUve
llUMAli penrooalllY )tu <erlaln demandl ·!or life, 1111' a ltlnd ol liberty,
-.ptal -· lbol lllUll be ~ • .._,,. ol aecurtty.
,.:; ~ ~-~~\ J!..~; IT 18 i!o ACCIDllNT thal the mos! -ti..l';;;"ua1 'b. ;;~":d. ,..,_ iiu.-U.C and dlsaident ynulha today
11111, there &l'O certain aoclal Come from uppa-l1\lddle<:!US famW .. ,
emoUonal demandl ·made co, and whole ••tutun" within the tremework of ~--·•11y f lea.mi-for conventlonal llOclety aeema most 1ssured.
-.(.;;;;; kind, ,:, ,,..p•iden-'Jltey do not wanl lo fil Into a mould,
Uon. for aurvtval and Support as do not want to aeeept the values of
being. 'nltle earlltst and their metier, do not want to become
· .. needs muat be ·It least ade-like their parent.a or their parent.5' .ly met before tht Individual can friends.
<9CerD bbnlell 'With othtt levels oL They are akin& that our affluent soel-llN; ety provide more than • plenUWde of m•· C:: ' tertaJ goodi : that lt open new vtm1 for
·AcnJALIZATION" Is what the the realizing O! lndtvldual polmllellli.,, ·
wants to become with htmle1f. not in the economic realm, but in the
a bloloelcal mature or as a realm of moral values, seMory experi·
the mechanism of his society. ences, creative u:priesslon, and personal 11' . In _the very core ot hl1 personal lulflllmenl ~ir tactics are chlldl.!lh, but
~ -ao that bll particular Ufe their tndl maturt.
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i'Beans Are for Dirksen' .. " . ~GTON -Momben o I ... 111111 bllnl bltrapd with tltO -.11oos o1 Ibo 41 percent
~ tnmue It roetnUy -llaelf -~~la "2.1111. ,..,.. . .
1-odr ol kldilMnl lettero and
"bundld to Cc:rtsreu" art con. to pour In from all over the
. The "bundl•" contain old
mloUiordiDrU.
:t.loot of the llwmal<l!I are djacreolly
.... I -this crldcal deluge. Bui .. _ .. of tho hike. Thq ...
ofi:i:::::.:e~ a I lot of "I told you to" aausrac-
fnlrn IL
phk:ll'7 Wualr1d,. of the quanlily
nature of theM cautk: bluta are
"" Jitters and "bundlea" rect.IY'td in
pul JIVffk by Rip. II. R. Gross,
!t~a. wteran ecor.aray champion who
Ibo Door fllhl aplnat the pay -· IUde the only mOllon In tho -
......... & """'11 -WU IUen in lllJri to block lhl --Which
--lb wall lnl<> dlecl February
p!!l'.'.' W JIECEIVED -~
-AJ•blma, co-. Jdabo. Jow1, New York . "I~~'!: 1't>&I i nd VvpiL 'l1't : of tho -.. "bundlol" .....
........ UIOd und..-r,·-..... ~
a "bundle" from an..
-a lelttt r1y1nL "'lllt ... la r1PI '" tlit 11*1< 't.,. am'Mn41ngk_. l
Ctll • II M9 lo pl the shirt .-.r
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or liter anyway. ·Perhi PI '°1ne of your
money"l"lbbinl colleiguu an UJe ll"
From Artesla. Celli .. Gl'Oll received
the following lelter'
"I tm dteply distressed by the terrible
pllghf of many ot our congrewnen and
11naton wbO cannot eke out an ulstenct1
on $.10,000 a year plua generous fringe
berleliti. I am o~ toclal aecurlly ($6'
a month), and my stipend seenu In.
adequate, too. So I augmtnt it by caring
for four chUdren while both parenta wort to cop;e·~With the never~ndJn1 tn-
n&Uon, riling welfare coats •nd hi·
maslng tues.
"HOWEVER. WE are so moved b)'
the hardlhlps ol our lawmall0t1 thal
we wllb to tend a bundle to them.
Pleue dlalrlbute It lo th& needles! ...,. llfl3imtn, bul not the bun1. The bea111
art for Senator Dirk1e11, bless bis ti tUe
burl!
'"11le -an worn. bul they .,.
1Ull pod ~ to Ii" a pd boot to your coUeeCUff who voted tor thl1
Incredible .,.b, .. wtll u btln.I ..
Ctntto111. In doobllng the aallry ti the
PIOlldenl to $1DQ,OllO." ac.. ........... luldreda ol ltlterl ""11!Mndlnc lrll ~lned, albett
lllW'llllnC. fl&l>l .,.11111 tho 1111 In--' .,_&AO..
ind AHn GoJdsml~
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Reader Answers Attack on Patriots' Ideals
'Maturing Youngsters Revere Flag~ S
To the Editor:
The outr1ge that Jack Maples predicts
(Mallbo,:, Feb. 12) as a ruction on
the part of bis distorted "Hawk!'' to
R. V. Mitchell's letter (MailboI, Feb.
7) ls more apt to be the reacUon ex·
perienced by most patrioUc Americans
who read Mr. Maples' thinly veiled ln-
sinuatlort1 that anyone who supports the
present conflict in Vietnam is a "Nazi
Hawk," "Flag Hawk" or "Gooney Bird."
l predict that, out of concern for bis
feelings, guided by pity rather than
an111:er, most of those who sensed outrage
will refrain from affording his views
the dignity of reply.
RATHER TRAN attack those who
dis11.gru with the ideals that 1t'e 90-Calltd
.. Hawks" proudly hOld, slnct I am 'ad-
mittedly Ignorant and ill informed on
what their true motives ire, I wtn
take pointed issue wlth the accusations.
10 recklessly, and J think, Jgnorantly
flaunted by Mr. Maples.
1) Casualty rates published by the
department of de£ense show concluslve'1_
that the exposure rate of 1tprofesslonil
mllltary men over 35" ezceeda that of
"the young ,fre&h men too younc to
vote." I can;:-further attelt to thla. as
an on-tbe-cpot. ~es,,.
I ·~ "• I) POtmCIANS, defenae contr11.ctor5
and defense workers that 1 have known
in my lifetime, and I've had close contact
with all thrte cetegorles, are as repulsed
and as. allenated by war and its tragic
consequertta ·-~ any other 1egment of
our society. Llrgely becaW!le of their
cdur1~ and dedication to· their cauntry,
they end,.. the olander lhat ii heaped
on them ind ltlI1 manage lo contribute
aignificanUy to the progress or our na ..
tlon.
31 IT IS TRUE that mos! of lhe
people . at patriotic ceremonies are
veterans of one or more ol our nations•
wars 1!1 the 41over 35" age group. But
1 n·oUce en eVer increasing number of
youngsters, too, who are maturing to
the point where they also revere the
fiali{, yes, are even enthralled by it,
and hear / the roll of' the drum and
the sound of the fife u an inspirational
challenge to live up to their ftrttap.
J proudly number all seven of my
children in this vast majority of
Americans.
PERHAPS IF Mr. Maples would
discourse on why he does not support
our national pollcies, a aubject that he
is more •Pt to be well informed on,
rather than attack those who are proud
patriots. a group which obviously he
could afford to study more deef.ly, his
views ,_,auld ht more palatab e. i nd
lesa lik•ly to bt conilrued lo be hijhly
emotional propag1nda .
D. R. HARRlS JR.
LI. Co!.,•·USMC
"Over Xi"
Craas iUerce-rle•
To the Editor:
I consider the pay r11.i.9e voted by
Congrw 11 arrogant, irresponsible and
contemptuous of the AmtricM public.
Nev<r In hlllory hu nur n'publlc
raced problems ind dansen needinl of
iu leadenlllp .. m..., publlc-oPir1led
men of cmscitnce whose dedlcaUon and
vb\ue could serve as an examplt to
• ltoubled and unctt1aln pooplo.-and
wt are given crw mtretnarlea.
I lhlll tncourage all J -and all l meet who wfll llattn to vote 1gatnst
•vtrJI incumbeol of lhla "pocketbook
Congrw ."
LOUIS F. JOBST, ,JJI.
Rldll• ... '• Pri.rltfa
To tbt Edllor:
rn an1-lo Lie MIDar'I. leUer te
Lel~rt jrom readtn ere 1Delcomt.
Ncmnallt1 tDTittrJ Jhould conwv tMW
mes&age in 300 words or le11. TM
rjght to condn.te lttten to fit 1pact
or eliminate Ji btl ii restr11ld. AU
lttttfl tnUIC include 1fgnctur1 and
mailing address, but ftCmtS tMU be
withh.tld o" requat if iuf/icient rear
soii U apparent. •
B .. eball Publldty
To the Editor :
Ten days ago .. whUe In Chicago •t
an M.R.A. meeting with WiWe Mays,
he w1s being Jnterviewed about the
players' impend.Ing :strike. Last night
this la:pe first.came over TV (Channel
4) u a "hot interview."
U this .is the mai:imum. amount of
so-called free publicity sports writers
and basehl.11 publicity men can dream
up, bueball is in for :some very rough
times.
HILLY CHASIN
the editor (Mall~ Feb. l), I would
like the opportuollf lo re)ilii,. since ynu 'Shocked' feel ao llroneJy U.l every Wide lhould.
be heard. ~ To the.Editor: '
Lee Millar, whoever he is, I would
like t.o compliment on his paraphrasing
of the' Fronch phU010piier, Vollalr: "I
disapprove of whit you read, but I
. wW defend lo lbe death your rlihl
to nad It!'· I could not agree With
this more. However, I would like to
point oot that defending his ri3ht io
read it doei not "infer, by any stretch
of the fmaitnation, .. at I wm My it
for klm!
Despite his propensity for prosaic pr.
fundily, he does not have the acumen
or background information to dbcem .
book banning (or b!jrnin(, as be infero),
lrom my ju.stllylng the uae ol lu mooey
to buy it for ltlm. It seems that he
and the DAILY PlLOT editorial referred
to, are unable, or lhnpJy do not want,
lo. recopbe the dll!erence.
FROM RIS approach th1t everything
not purehued la therefore banned, we
oo the 0n:np County Boaid of Edul:allon
banned all books on the power of positive
thinking, 1lnce NO bookl on lhla aubject
were Included In our pun:hue. ·we are
•190 guilty of banning moat books on
careen, 1lnce we lflCluded only a ftw
of the many career books that are
available.
·Of course, if you ·are aaying that
1'Hiroahlma" is ol more educaUonol
value and, ~ warUnts the UM:
of taz money more than the books
In th& al......mloned catecnrt<s, then
I am cullly -nol ol boot binning,
as you charg!, but of a ra.r mote serious
crime -dlsagretln&: with you on the
priority of boob.
DR. DALE E. RAIJ,ISON
The Orange County School Board
lrut Thursdav vottd 4 to 1 to recer.te
its previous stand agaimf pvrt haie of
1lerse11'1 "Hiro.shima" a n d otlier
booka. RaUilon'a tDO.I the one votf
again.st. Se1 editoriol 11b. ·11, "'Pora· noia ·in Action, .. and prttrlou.s com-
mentarie1.-E'ditor
To the Editor :
Evtry arUcle I've ever rud about
adopllon agenclta hu been full of aelf
pi'aia 1boul their elflcleney 0 and lhllr
molto bu --1almod .. be ''1111 .
child '• wellan alm1 ..,.,, --aidtratlon."
My own t%perionca wfth auctr agondu
hu lfven me cause to doubt Ulla.
I was shocked at how easy it was
for "Name Wltbheld" to bave her abor·
lion (Mailbox, Feb. ll). Sbe hid no IUill
feelings at all. AIJ a matter of fact,
abe wanted otba°s to join her, .just
like Eve getting Adam to eat the forbid·
den fruit that kicked them out of
Paradise. :
It did nol bo~ hef thal •be lliopped
lhe growth of an Individual !'bo wW
never be reproifUc:ed tgain. According
to geneticJ, an indi vidual at conception
has his own ctmacte(lstja which never
will be duplicated because of the im-
mense number of pnetic combinations.
SHE AIM> SEES this as a solution
to the juvenile dellnquency problem,
atallna this would 11.t rid of unwanted
children. Juvenile delinquency toda,y Ja
the problem of · not only the children of the poor bul aJao the children ol
the higher clusei as well. I believe
we will :solve these problems, not easily
lhrough ellminatln& the children, bul by lrylng through educaUon lo br)ng
out the mo1t rew'ardlq life for them. ...
,I am a woman who had her -.called
"unwant.ed child." I Joye ~ now too
much to set rid ol him even for a
million dollars.
NAME WITIUIELD
To the Edllor:
1lle malihoJ: l!lln of Feb. 12 from
tbt waman wh6 went to Japan for an
abortion Aates very well the posit.ion
of those who believt that abortlon ia
the decision of the woman involved.
However, let me add a few addJUonal
thoughta worth conalderlna.
Fir1l of 111, the population of the
world is increasing at such a rate that
barring cat.astrophes or Jmproblbfe
IOclal changn, the day will likely come
in 1 few generations when each couple
will be legally allowed only a llm!ttd
small number d. children. Then those
women who become ptt(nanl after they
havt borne thtlr aDoted number wlll
be lon:ed to aubmll lo, -W. can pOllpooo thal lime u "'1c aa ~
bit by pnivmUl!i or endlft( -lllled
_.ancie!. .
Ir A WOMAN becamel Plll•d
bec1U1< ol lnodoqute methoda of -
traceptjon, 11 ii TtrJ unrm '°' IOcfety to demand that lbe aasume the 1wt1DrM
NOW '1l'E llEAD of the rid cue m-"'1llly of bearinl • cbild and
ol tho Harta ind Utile Buddy, Dlf1llite)J carlnc !or lllal ddld for 1111 .oat It
lhl wall... of lbe ddJcl WU DOI lhl to • yean. Sbe berlalf -a beller
flrat concern of the •itntJ' here. For than anyone elle whether lhe f1
woaldn 't Buddy be btllir ol! with time ph,alcllly or meotelly prepared lot the
who love tdm and hive cartd for him last.
flonl lhl bqtnnlng ~with 1tran1et. U a ...... ,la lo the fifth or llinh
II ·-. odmi~edly, to "prolecl 111011111 ot --6CJ or lat« -. iffk· r."'::f'alio!n" ol ~ who mo40 '"' an 11rorUon, abe ahould be st•en
tel ' l1llt !be A&tllq olflclall -• Jll)dlltrle ...... -It'. -11""1 to ,.._ tho co... ' . that·oniy an emot1Gnal11 dlllurboll penon
• 'How do yoo lib thelt would 1llow 111 umr&nled pncnaney lo
MM. am'OIUl -"' ... llllrt ""' --~ .. '
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terminate ll, usurning this altemadve
wtn readily attainable.
Most women, aingle or married, would
no doubt continue to prefer allowing
the potenUal human being to disappear
in the form of an unfertlllzed egg.
Y. M, KERSEY
Ageliut Abortion
To the. Editor:
II Name Withheld (Wed., Feb. 12) l•
not ashamed of her abortion, why doesn't
she sign her name? Pressumi from
society'!
U she doesn't want her baby, 1 am
truly sorry for her. But why ltiD if:'
there are thowands of couples who
would give anything to have a child .
"That child... '
U she's realiy worried aboUt the crowd·
ed coiidJUons of the world, why not
just kill everyone over IO? U we leaalize
abortloa, why not le&aliJe euthanasia
too? Same difference.
MRS. DAVID A. FELDE
Mother of 6-
No. 7 due next month
'Lack of conCe..n•
To !he Editor '
In regard to the article on paae t,
Feb. 12. in whlcb you were Quot.inc
Robert J, Brellllban and hla flews about
the ..,. Ill< far lhe airport, I mu,1
. say that Jt wu a rare display or ·his
complete lack of concern for people
as buman beings. ·
He uid that people shoufdn't complain
about the proposed site that live In
El Toro becaute .most of them will
have moved by then. He dotan't 11.em
to realize that :somebody will live there
and a1:so what h1ppen11 to their property
values.
THE PEOPLE IN Leisure World are
~poken of. Well , these people have
devoted their lives to the betterment
of our society and rlow they have retlrtd.
Mr. Bresnahan tells them not to worry
because they probably won't live over
15 years more anyhow.
His idtall about people art morbid
and cruel We are all people and flot
machines and deserve freedom and con-
sideration in such matters. .
THE PEOPLE in l\liaaioo Viejo and
El Ton:i moved there io live in a fnsh
new commurUty and now that thtf· have
estabUshed hom,. and Inv-In lbem, Ibey pl IA airport lo drop lhtir in·
• ....,.. .. by • ilrl• degree.
1lle ldu of the marine bue Isn't
IO Jqod ·for a locaUon. burint: a naUonal
emer.-r it would be very chaolic
and -" eue!lant apol for the dropplnJ
ot an Ho.bomb. A more laolated are1
letrM much more fe&IJbJe .
HOWARD P. MUTZ
•
BY
WILLIAM
REED
Udall io Testify on Deeision
I
F ormer l nter,io r Sec retary Tmk 011, Ch annel DrUling
.........
In the Wind
I believe that if I were develop-
ing a large parcel of land with
mw.ltiple uses in Huntington Beach.
I would develop all the apartments
Cirst because there's not much
chance or getting apartments ap-
proved if surrounding homeowners
disapprove.
Whether it is good or bad, I
don't really know. Monday night
Huntington· Harbour Corp. failed
·to win a rezoning they bad re-
quested on property \Yhich has
always been in their master plan
ror apartments.
Likewise it seems dubious that
the company can get approval for
a marina development it has
always planned for Ch ristiana Bay
because residents near the bay
already are strongly opposed to
the development.
* 1'his opposition leaves the con1-
pany in the position of having pra.
perty it cannot develop. The
marina site is particularly in~
.leresting because it is private prf>o
;perty1 but heavily used by boaters
. in the harbor including myself.
Yet, the water area belongs to
·the company and is included in
its master plan for recovering its
investment in the project and mak-
ing a profit.
lt is an interesting situation
. because the homeowners bought
.when they could look out at the
empty water and many paid a
. premium to be located on the bay.
; Vet the company always has had
plans to build a marina to wovide
: boat slips for those who live off
the water.
* As far as the apartments go,
lhe company probably v.'ill con-
tinue to fight. It could take the
matter to court on the basis that
the apartments might be the
highest and best use of the pro-
perty. At any rate, the land can
be used for something, but how
'bout the \vater area?
.. One of the problems in the
. H.arboul' is tflat the company has
sold the pr9ject too well op the
. basis of being a special community
set apart and different from all
. others.
It looks very much like it has
. become so exclusive that mere
·merchants and builders like the
, 'Huntington Harbour Corp. can no
longer afford to do business there.
. Libel Suit Against
LA T i1ues Dismissed
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Mayor Sam
· Yorty's $2·million libel suit against the
Los Angeles 1'imes was dismissed Tues·
. day by a judge who said a public official
is ''(air game up to a point." Yorty'~
• au.it said an editorial cartoon by Paul
Conrad implied the mayor was insane.
Superior Court Judge Jerry Pacht said
the cartoon "was not libelous on its face "
and an editorial retraction printed by
the paper "'effectively removed any
charge of insanity that might have been
implied."
WASHINCTON (UPI) -Form<r
Inltdor St<tttary Stewart L. Udall wUI
ie.tlly Feb. :rr before the Senate Alt
and Water PolluUon Subcommittee on
his doclli<>n lo allow oll drUJlng In the
Santa Barbara Channel, cbairman Ed·
mund s. Muakie, O.Mailie, announced
Tuesday.
MUJltie , disputed contentions by Sen.
Robeft J. Dole, (fl.Kaai.), that there
were eUw"by inference ud Innuendo"
to put the blame f(I' granting the leues
off Callforni~ onto the present intericr
oocr<Wy, former Aluka Cov. Walter
J. Jllck•l .
Dole, In a letter sent t• Muskie early
lul week, uked lhal UdaU be called
lo leltlfy •
MUltie Aid In a Jetter lo Udall that
the conuntlltt'a bearlnp on le&lalallon
dealln& with water polluUon had been
broadened lo includt ,!l'OJ>Olala for reduo-lni the rlst of oil leW aucb u lhe
oae that hu blaclw\<'f Santa Barbara
beacbea.
uyOW' knowledae of lhe circumstances
State Senator Asks Ban
On All Offshore Drilling·
SACRAMENTO (AP) -A statt'J
seaator opened a fact-finding hearing
into the Santa Barbara oil disaster Tues-
day by saying there should be no more
oil dri lling in the area until "there
are fail-safe methods of preventing this
from happening again."
"One oil disaster is one too many,·•
added Chairman Robert J. Lagomarsino
(R-Ojai), of the Senate Natura I
Resources Committee.
The probe is being conduCted jointly
Beach Accepting
Applications for
Lifeguard Posts
Applications for summer lifeguard
positions with tlte Huntington Beach
Harbors and Beaches Department will
be accepted through March 14.
Applicants must be at least 16, a
U.S. citizen, a minimum of 5' 7" and
150 pounds ." and have at least 20-40
vision.
Physical examinations for the summer
posts will be held March 15 at Lifeguard
Division Headquarters, 103 Ocean Ave.
Individuals may apply in person at
lifeguard headquarters or call or write
to have an application mailed.
The physical ezamination will consist
of competition in the 880 yard swim,
the 1,200 yard run-swim-run and the
400 yard swim.
A substantial aqualic background is
desired.
For further information call 536-2581
from ! a.m. to S p.m. on Saturday
and Siinday. Ask for eilher Clipt.
D' Arnall or LL Bodenbender .
Huntington Adds
Housing Section
A new housing section has been added
to the Huntington Beach Building and
Safety Department with the approval
~tonday of the City Council.
The new section will have a full-time
housing inspector, Charles L. Geraden,
"'ho will survey housing conditions in
the city and bring city pressure to bear
against unlivable structures .
FormaUon of the secUon is necessary.
Cleveland told the council, because of
increases needed for inspection of poten-
tially substaqd._ard housing for the pro-
tection of all in the community.
Several weeks ago Councilman Jerry
Matney instituted: a survey of housing
conditions with an eye to improvement
or removal of substandard housing.
by his committee and the Senate
Governmental Efficiency Committee,
which has worked in lhe past on state
regulation or offshore oil leasing and
drilling.
State, federal and Santa Barbara area
olficials were scheduled to testify, along
with representatives of Union 011 Co.,
drHlers of the well that continues to
seep oil siz miles off the Santa Barbara
coast.
Lagomarsino said he hoped the special
committee's work would lead to sug-
gestions to the federa1 government for
stricter controls, and for stronger state
regulation, if necessary.
In the meantime, the Santa Barbara
area legislator said, "l think there should
be no resumption of drilling on federal
or state offshore leases until the com-
munity can be absolutely guaranteed
there are faU..,safe meth~ of preventing
this from happening again."
But a Santa Barbara C o u n t y
supervisor, George H. Clyde, went
further by calling for a permanent ban.
"A grievous mistake was made in
granting the leases, and the only way
to correct it is to immediately and
permanently forbid any more drilling
in this channel,'' Clyde said in prepared
remarks. · ·
"This tragic spill has proven once
and for all to all of us that ttle channel
is no pla.ce to .drill for oil .. .If drilling
is allowed to continue, just the laws
of chance will mean future major spllls
-perhaps worse than this one -
perhaps one which can ne ver be capped."
Sen. Ralph Dills (0-Gardena ), read
into the record a letter from the
Fishermen's Cooperative Association of
San Pedro saying that no commercial
fish had been caught or sighted In the
Santa Barbara Channel area since the
spill began Jan. 28.
Moorlious e Going
To Lifesaving
Me et 'On' Cit y
The city or Huntington Beach will
pay the expenses of Director of Harbors,
Beaches and Dev~lopment V i n c e
Moorhouse at a symposium a t
Washington, D.C. on lifesaving techni-
ques.
The American Red Cross has requested
Moorhouse to represent the West Coast
Surf Lile Saving Association March t
lhroogh 12 at a symposium and
workshop on major technJques being used
on the West Coast.
City Administrator DQyle Miller, noting
Monday that the Red Crou had oUered
to pay ?t1oorhouse'1 Upenaes lf the city
did not, said the city should pay the
expenses considering that the Red Cross
ls a charitable organliation.
DAIL'( PILOT lllttt ,.,_,.
Cited for Bravery
DistricL American Legion Commander Kenneth
~lardman presents Legion Valor Awards to Hunt-
ington Beach police officers (from left) Gilbert
Velne, Edwerd Pratt and Jack L. WaJ sh. Officers
( ,,
were given medals and plaques during t.1qnday
city council session. All three were cited for acts
of heroism while on duty,
-I
IWTOUndin1 the dtc.laion to allow oil
aploralloo la the Sanja Barbara Olannel
and your com.m1tmtbt to a preventive
•J>Pl'O<Ch to pollution cootrol ~'Ollld pto-
vkie a useful addJUon to the record
of the hearings," the Maine Democrat
told Udall
ln a letter to Dole, Muskie said the
former leCll'ltary wu "dellgbted to ap.
pear lo dllculo the Santa Barbara in-
cident ud 111 l.,i.JaUve Implications."
A! lo Dole'I cbarge1 that IDckeJ WU
being blamed unfairly, Muskie ·aaid be
Nd checked with the committee staff
aod that they were "unaware of any
web effort."
"All membln of lhe subcommittee
have been arelul to distinguish between
the policy declalonl involved in eranUng
the leases last year, and the policy
decisions involved in Secretary Hickel's
Initial reliance on voluntary company
action to halt the Santa Barbaia Channel
drilling and 1:i1 uncertainty over ordering
-ueh a halt,,. liwkie said.
Hickel Iss ue s
'Tough , New'
Oil Standards
WASHINGTON (UPI) -Interior
Secretary Walter J. Hickel Tuesday
issued v.•hat be called "tough, new" drill-
iilg standards for oil "·ell operations
in California's Santa Barbara Channel.
The new standards require drilling
operations to include extra casing around
pipes sunk into oil and gas deposits de-
signed to prevent any leakage of flu.id
into the sea .
The standards require. a1nong other
things, extra casing down to a S,000
foot level. The oil leak from a Union
Oil Corp. well in the channel last week
occurred: at 3,500 feet. department
spokesmen said.
"Our specific goal bas been to develop
tough, new regulations which will help
prevent any future disaster such as we
have recently witnessed: in the Santa
Barbara Channel off the coast of
California," Secretary Hickel said,
Hickel also said he has invited ofllcials
of more lhan 30 oil comranies to meet
witlt department technica &id legal staff
Thursday "to see if the industry itself
will suggest ways for making our regula-
tion more strlqent and more compatible.
"
A department spokesman said re vised
drilling ru1es for other offshore problems
and gu well 'bperationt on the con-
tinental shelves around the nation are
being ptepar<d.
DAILY I'll.OT l'll9M ,, T«rr Cft!S.
Surf Tots
A break in the weather brought Yorba Linda youngsters (from left)
Scot Terry, 3; Jeff Roberts . l ; Kristen Terry, 2, and Laurie Roberts,
3, to Huntington Beach for a bit of fun in the sun and some beac~·
coinbing. Youngsters had a ball rolling old tire they found along
beach .•
$277 Profit
Huntington CofC OK's
Budge1' Estimates Income
Huntington Beach Chamber of Com· to conduct a full promotional P('Oll'am
merce expenses during the coming year in addition to keeping its office door1
under the leadership of c. E. "Bill" open for se rvice. to the membership.
Woods have been estimated at $30,318 Manager Dale Dunn worked out a
with an anticipated income fr 0 m budget .for the 1969-70 year whicti place1
membership dues of "$30,595. the promotional share of ofUce and personnel expenses on the economic In addition to the budget ·,approved development section which is to be fun<f.
by directors M'or'ldar, the ' chamber's ed by the city.
EcOnomic Development Section Is ex· Director of Economic Development Bin pec~d . to spend ~e ~19,6llO of mon:y Back already 'ls al work with industrial
su ppJie(I to the , chamber from the city and commercial developers tryi111 to ~ough the city's Music and ~mC?tion get B"''iclent development to produce 'tar " · a .. . 1(1 . ~ .. · m toes to · the city ,., much· or. more
The chamber has had financial )>ro-in new flfe01"e than It com w. bill
blems in the :-past. through attempting department.
Outstanding Group Ladies
DRESS SHOES
and FLATS
WE CALL IT A
"WHAT'S LEFT GROUP''
AT CRAZY PRICES
VALUES TO $23.95
52 to ·s7
MEN'S SHOES
SELECTED GROUP
ODDS & ENDS
VALUES TO $31
51010 ~5
STARTS TODAY
PleaH , AH Sales
Final
Na Exchanges
ar Refunds
THURS.·FRl.·SA T.
1052 Irvine
Newport leach
WESTCUFF PLAZA
548 . 8684
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•• ...
Marines ·Clear
~ .~ •. t •·,••t
Red Stronghold
r -: 4C"tllwllll .,. w ,..,. "" ttlftl .. . . . . . .
A'ltroa•Ut .. Jame1 A. Lo'(•ll Jr.
-iald be lelt like a human sacrifice .
»when ho climbed aboard Apollo $
'10. the flight. around the moon last ·
: :Christmas,-"Everyone was help-
ing us and -seemed so happy to see
us go, 1 felt like a sacrifice to the
Incas " Lovell smilingly told stu-~'dents ' at Massacbus~tts Institute of
:fe!:bnblogy in Cambridge. •• • t·· . - ' ;.; The Seoul city government plans .:to build · a million-dollar "~appr
Ulome'' ·this ye11r for .. the rebablli-
dation of the South Koreon .capi·
tal's 2,700 pl'tl!titutes. City officials
said that the inmates at the five.
~re institUtion on the outskirts of -
Uze city · will be given 'voc~tional
~g and will attend elementary
fr high school classes. Each )girl
:jvil1 also raise 50 hens. •
SAIGON (UPI) -U.S. Mlrlnts, bl~
Ulzlg inch by lzlch . lhrolllh 1we11trin1
junglt1 on Ille edit ol lilt 'A Shau
Val!ey near LaOI, k11Jed 111 North Viti•
nanlese sOJd!en today and diac'ovued
.the graves ol 185 more.
· The lt11hemecu !oil flvt men killed
Ille! IO wounded during lilt cloy hi lfle
offensive near tbt boriler with L&9L
Marino ~ dueled wltfl Communist
arUllery acrOsa the Laotian border as
the JeathemeCUf J.pehed forward in 100.
degree heat 1ga1Mt 1Uff resistance.
The Marine puah toward the Laotian
border had become a major battle for
control of tile ngloo Ille! nol one Inch
ol ground bu Come t..,ily,
•
Trial Turns
Back to Shaw,
Alias Probed
NEW O'RLEANS CAP) - A prosecution
lYitness testified today the saw Clay
Shaw. charged with conspir ing to
-auusinate Pre1Jdent John F. Kennedy.
ij. ttke Sommer,-?'IJ.9ft. known _·GB . an $ actresa than an af'tist, puts the finis I,,.
~ ing final brush strokes on her paint-
.., tng, "The Church iJ Open!' An ex-1. hibit of her work 'WilL open at Cali-;
'jornia .,u.seum of ·s.cience and Indvs· f tr11 in Ezpasition Park this week:
~ .
· sign a ·gueat regb:tration book as "ClaY,
Bertrand" Bertr~ is the afi8.s that the
prosecution contends Shaw used in plot·
ting with Lee Harvey O!wald and others
to· murder Kennedy.
Mrs. Jessie Parker, the state's 41st
witness, said she wu working as a
hostess at the VIP Room at New Orleans
International Airport when she saw Shaw
sign in as Clay Bertrand on Dec. It,
1966.
· "la it not a fact," asked defenae
lawyer F. Irvin Dymond on cros-ex·
aminaUon, "that the next time you saw
Shaw -in this courtroom -you refused
• to identify him untJI the district at·
tomey's ofOce Utreatened you with a
lie detector or polygraph test?"
· Mr-s. Parker ·denied that she was
•'threatened," but agreed the test was
proposed.
When she was referred back to Asst.
Disl Atty. James Alcock for redirect
examination, he jumped up and said,
"Did you not take a lie detector test?"
When Mrs. Parker said abe had, Alcock
asked for an immediate subpoena ·of
the police offer who conducted the t'ea:t
and a report on lhe results. Such
testimony ~ seldom adm!Mible at a
trial, but Alcock contended that Dymond
had ''opened the door" for it during
crooHximilalion. .
I
!• Customers were enjoying a leis· t. urely db)ner at the Tarragona
: Restaurant in Spain When a 220-
; pound wttd boar .Udtlenly burst
~through the lront door and began
• alitacking everything th'! !)lOved1 I Tho boar, which ba<l,esc~ed ftwn ~a cago· · ou~de tho "'°iitlllzront,
; escaped fiito-lh·e hilfi ·surroundillr' ··Ea--·st Calls U.S. , ;. the town after making shambles of
;: the restaurant. H~wever, the· vii·
: Iage,r"I•tei; tnicice<nt ciown; ltllled •Je· t to Berlin tl it''ilnd·orought it back to the .res-• taurant, which featured roast boar ~.;: .. i tb'1!.~!llne'!I'. xt"""'da .... r :I!". ••E.i....,· .,.,.,..,~· 'Provocation'
BERLm (UPI) -E11t Germany .: ''· A: .blac~. butlDJ'I. iutrigu~d a disrupted traffic on Welt Berlin's maln
:. clerk ·in lfhe 'hlto· $14 million highway to the west for the second
Nieman Marcus store in Hous· consetutive day today. And it said the
(on. S9 he pre.s.red it. Six police fli ght here Thursday or West German .. :· squad cart anawered the burg· President Heinrlch Luebke aboard a U.S.
•. . &ar~ a.larm. Air Force transport would be a '"-..;a'"""""~~...,..,. ...... ;·liK "provocation." •· e An official statement by the East ~ Off-duty Denver policemen will German Foreign Mlnlstry said lhe U.S. ~be used occasiooalJy as cab driy.. Air Force flight would be "ml!Ule of
: ers in an attempt to head off the the air routes of the (East) German
· · b of t · b bb 1 DemOC'xaUc Republlc." It aaid Bonn's : ruing nwn er axica ro er es. efforts to "annez" West Berlin would
• • have "unavoidable consequencea:." : In the Philippines Legaspi ,city U.S., British and French planes hav"e
: officials have corqe up with a:n in.. air corridors to Berlin under the war > centive for public support o( their time occupation agreements. West
: rat extermination campaign: Any· German planes are not all owed to use
. one slio\vi ng up with 10 rat tails the 20-mil e wide air corridor and the
; will be admitted free to a series of East Germans have threatened to halt
: dances. Gern1an official road trips to the city. ' ,. •
The Communist lied snipers tO tr~ on aU!cida inlillons, tfley ·bi>oby tripl>e<j
dl11<:arded equlplnen10 st{, 1rlp · wU.s
acrdia trails to detonate oilnes and
reinovtd all unit idtotlfJcation from their
dead. But they were identified as Norlh
Vietnamese.
1be 'Marines set out three weeks •a<t
to clear large Communist unils out of
the A Shau Va.Uey wbJch stretches
roughly westward from Uie Da Nang
area to the border of Laos. It is a
prlaclpal infiltration route for Red units
threatening tile coastal plains.
The leathernecks, hauliiig their own
eq'uipment, have mo ved westward along
the ridgellne.s against in c r .e a s i n g I y
ferocious resistance. Today'& fighting
was the heaviest sinct'•,the offensive
began Jan. 20 to ease the threat to
Da Nang and Hue.
Today's fighting raised to 739 the
number of Communistls killed in tho
operatiQ:n, njcknam~ ·Dewey Can1on.
ltfost • of the casualties were infiJcted
in the past flve days as midsummer
heat enabled the troops to shove off
from the fog-shrouded mountain bases.
The Marines reported American :Josses
11ince the operati on began as 61 killed
and 295 wounded including fiv~ killed
and 20 wounded today.,
The · Marine drive bu b e e n helped
by B52 strikes into Communist·held an~as
of Laos. Informed sources .said today
the B52s took advantage of the 24-hour
.allied Tet truce in Vietnam to hit Laos
with the heaviest bomb loads of the
year.
187 SF Teachers
Fired by State
For 'Absences'
SACRAMENTO (UPI) - A total of
187 San Francisco State College in·
structors have been fired because of
unexcused absences during recent strikes
at the campus.
A spokesman for the slate controller's
office said Tuesday the teachers had
been dropped from the payroll. He said
the college would have to file official
"'notices of appointm'ent" to restore them
to the pay charts.
Among those fired were former
Assemblyman \Villi am F. Stanton, who
taught economics, Jerry Hawkins, presi·
dent or the local American Federatkln
or Teachers Union which struck lhe
college, and Black Panther George
Mason Murray, whose auspension from
a part-time· teachlng job helped spark
the strife.
The controller's office said 280 persons
·at Sa n Francisco state had been docked
pay for unauthor~ absences. Included
were the 187 who were fired, 279 who
received partial pay and 42 who were
granted full pay after an invesUaalion
clesnd U,,m. ..
13 UC Berkeley
Students Seized
BERKELEY (AP) -Striking students
and their backers used bit-run tactics
to disrupt activltles on and orr the
University ol California campus Tuesday_
There were 13 arrests and some minor
injuries. r
Dem onstrators threw stink bombs In
the administration building and a student
cafeteria and hurled bottles. rocks and
clods of dirt. Highway patrolmen. police
and sheriff's officers brought clubs into
play on occasion.
1'he swirling crowd -300 at peak
strength -ranged off campus at times.
blocking irate motorists at intersections
until forced back on campus.
~ Storm Batters East Coast ,
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Gas Clouil Kills Eight
Boxcars and wheels are jumbled in -the snow after
a train derailed Tuesday at Crete, Neb., Jo:o sing a
deadly cloud of ammonia. Eight persons were kill·
e:d and 500 others were evacuated from their homes.
No Way of 'Preventing
Another Big Oil Slick
SACRAMENTO {UPI) -Union Oil
Co. exetutives and government officials
agree there is no absolute way to prevent
a repetition of a disastrous offshore
oil well leak like the one that fouled
mJles of Southern California beaches.
Likewise, no one would testify Tuesday
at a special legislative hearing whether
slate drilling regulations would hare
headed oU Union's runaway well on a
federal lease in the scenic Santa Barbara
Channel.
But, after the hearing, Chairman
Robert Lagomarsino of the Senate
Natural Resources Committee t o Id
newsmen, "the state regulations pos!'ibly
could have prevented it."
The ioint hearing of the natural
resources and governmental efficien cy
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l con11niltees was called to Investigate
Causes or Santa Barbara's massive oil
slick and recommend remedial steps ..
"I can 't guarantee {against) another
blowout," John R Fraser, Union's
\vestern regional vice president in charge
of exploration and production, told tbe
hearing.
"Bu t we can increase the odds in
favor of not having additional blowouts
:;ignlficanlly," lie said, "By installing
additional casing we can minimize the
chance of this occurring."
Much testimony centered on whethrr
state regu lations for drilling on offshore
lands under its jurisdiction were stricte;
than those employed by the federal
government for dr il!ing on the continenl:.:l
shelf beyond ·the three-mile coastal lim it.
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Standards 011 Oil Drilling
WASHI NG TON (U PI ) -Jn I er i or
Secretary Walter J. HiCkel Tuesday
issued what he called "Lough, ne\\"' drill·
Ing standards for oil we!! operations
in California's Santa Barbara Channel.
The new standards, aimed at preven·
ting oil le'aks such a!I the one which
fouled beaches in the channel last week,
require drilllng operations lo include ex-
tra casing around pipes sunk to oil and
gas deposits to prevent leakage into
the sea.
Amo~ ·other things, the regu.latlons
require the extra casing down to a
Flippln' Winner
depth or 5.000 feet. An Jnlerior Depart-
ment spokesn1an said the leak froin
a Union Oil Corporation well which pro-
duced last ""·eek's oil slick was 3,500
feet down.
"Our specific-goal has been to develop
tough, ne1v regulations which will help
prevent any fulure disaster such as \l'e
have recently \vitnessed in the Santa
Barbara Channel off the CQast of
California," Hickel said in a statement.
~le also said lti:s, department was
prepar ing revised ~illing rules for
offshore operations ill' other areas of
the U.S. continental shelf.
I nlernation al pancake race winner Silvia \Vinstanlcy, 17, gets a vi c-
tor's kiss from Simon Knight. sexton of the Olney, England parish
church. She beat America's entry from Liberal, Kan., in the annual
Shrove Tuesday ra(e by (lipping a flapjack over the 4-0g.yard course
in 1:04.2 minutes.
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Oil Damage
At $1 Billion
SANTA BARBARA IUPI) -Tbe State
of California estimates the oil from an
uncontrollable well in the Santa Barbara
Channel causetl more than $1 billion
d·amagc.
And tha t figure n1ay be revised
up11·ard, said Any. Gen. Thomas C.
Lynch, if the current seepage of
"residual oil" from the ocean floor con·
tinues.
· Lvnch announced Tuesday state and
1oca1 officials filed a $500 mil1ion damage
claim against the federal government
and the Inte rior Department.
Another $560 million suit will be filed
against Union Oil Co. of California,
operator of the drilling platfonn, and
the three other oil companies 1vho lease
the site with Union.
"As ye t we don't kno1v the full extent
·or the damages," Lynch said, "If the
current seepage continues, \Ve may have
to enlarge our current claims or file
additional actions."
The well that created a vasl slick
iOuled 35 miles of beaches. It was plug·
ged "-'lth tons of .drilling mud aod. cement
more than a week ago, but oil cOntinued
to seep from a shallow stra~ pr~~ed
by lhe original leak.
Patches Of crude pettoleum continued
to splotclt f.he ~urface of the Paci.fie:
off Southern California but the ma1or
concentration was about two miles long
and from 10 to 30 feet wide ..
At lt.s height, the original slitjt covered
an estimated 800-square miles of the
Pacific. '
SIRHAN •••
Fra1n l'age 1
llotel. thereby interposing dozens of pe°'"
pie between him and his bodyguard.
Barry helped Mrs. Ethel Kennedy off
the three-root podium and .shortly
thereafter heard the shots.
Barry, who is a vice president of
the Bankers Trust Co. of New York,
was one of a string of witnesses \Vh()
testified Tuesday at the trial of the
24-year-old Arab immigrant.
Today the jury was to hear the
t~stin1ony of George Plimpton, a close
personal friend ol the Kennedys and
author of the book "Paper Lion."
Plimpton ·was another of the men who
pounced on the 5-fool·4 Sirhao im·
mediately after the shooting.
Raf er Johnson, 6-foot-4 and 190 pou nds.
testified Tuesday he joined in subduing
the gunman . Johnson won the decathlon
championship in Rome in the 1960 Olym·
pie g'ames. '..
The defense claims Sirhan was in
a sort of frenzied trance when he killed
Kennedy and has emphasized how many
huge men it took to !!!ubdue him.
The trial Tuesday finally exploded the
bubble of the mysterious ''..brunette girl
in the .black and white Polka dot dress."
Valerie Schulte, 22, a long·lressed
blonde graduate of lhe Uni versity or
California at Santa Barbara, testified
1hc was at lhe Ambusador victory party
as one of Kennedy's young campaign
workers. _
She was that night in a polka dot
dreas but it was green with yellow
polka dots and she held it up in coW't
for everyone to see. She was on crutch~
al the time as a. result of a skiinC
accident. she sald.
Miss ScbW.te said she nevel\, spoke
to Sirhan or even noticed him in the
crowd unlil the lhootiJll .
108 Die During Rio's
Carnival Celebration
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RIO DE JANEIRO (AP) -At tesst
1111 ~ dled In Rio duttog the 1-
d1y Clrnlval' celebr1Uon wlolcb ended
at dawn tOday. But morP., officials ~aid the total was not untiMuilly high,
particularly for a Carnival pt"rlod wheit
automobile: acridents a~ drowningt
generally tncrtase sharply. A mnjoritJ
of the deaths were in auto creshes,
nnd drownings eccounted for 2(1 mere.
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Talks Still
'P~ihility'
VIENNA (UPI) -Pekioi's
ClllCallatl$ of· the ICheduled
SIDO·Amerlcan . Warsaw
lll<eting bu put . off, but DOI
ellmfnated, C o m m a a I 1 t
Chinese plans for e<>aisttnce
talks with Prf.sident Nilon's
1dministraUon.
Eut European diplomats,.in
close touch with the situation,
~V{.pid_~ )'~to~ establish contacts with the
outside world from which it
cut ltaelf of! during the years
ol its cultural revolution.
They II.Id the Chinese Com-
muniltl also appeared. uxioua
to hav11·11y. in any Vietnam
settlement. ' Th< wmaw ·meeting, set
for Thunday, was to have
hem the first "feeler" in this
direction. ·
Ceng Prisoner's Tale
'I Felt Like an Animal • • • '
Dame Holt
Remarries
LANCASTER, P1. (AP) -
A Zl·year.old Pennsylvania GI
recounted today the seven
month! he spent as a Viet
Cong prisoner. He told or
sleeping in damp boles, over-
run by rat.s and spiders, and
the .,...,, of not • knowing
what wu to bol>pen.
Pfc. Donald Glen Smith of
Akron. Pa., wu one of three
American aohHers released by
the Viet Cong in early
January.
Den," be said.
Throughout the interview,
Smitll was careful not to
reveal other prisoners' names·
or much detail on bow many
there were.
'"lbe days were in-
termlnable, the nig)lts often
like eternity," ·aald Smith. Be
said prisoners kept up with
the passage of time by listen-
ing to newacuts their captors
let them bear. Time passed
slowly, be aaid.
M E I.BOURNE, Aua!ralla
(AP) -The wedding c 1 r fill me. Sometimes we got Id 't 1 rt nd nee meat, dog meal Jt's a wou n s a I a Po
delica~ for them, I can't say car was pressed into servlef.
aa much. But Dame Zara Holt married
"Seep? Sometimes it was gentleman f a r mer and
hard to come by. It's hard member of Parliament Jeff
to shut off your mind, Bate today in Australia'• wed· especially when 7.ou're cramped in • pitd>blact bole ding ol the year.
underground, things crawling Television carried t be.
around near and on you and c e r e m o n Y t b r o ughout
you don't know when it's going Australia's eastern seaboard.
to end, if ever." At one ·point Prime Minister
John Gorton tdenWied varlowi He said there were rats,
"lots of them ,., and spiders persom for the TV reporters.
I h Dame Zara, whole ace .JI
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Its cancellalloa by Peking
Tuesday bad been feared when
the acting CbineM chlrga
d'aUaires fn . The H 11 u e
defected and WU flown to
the United States.
Bui high Eon European
d.iplomat.s at the time seemtd
confldenl. Rad China woald
not cincel the Warsaw con-
clave, wbJcb the Chinese
tbemaelv .. had suggested last
December.
Smith laid he often felt
more like an animal than a
man during his lmpllsonment.
He "'.U cbalned by day and
slept in a hole at night.
"rm one ol the lucky ones,"
said Smith. "I'm home. The
ethers are still over there."
"We were always hungry,"
he said. "And I never could
get used to their rice. I ate
it, lob of It, but it d1dn't
:i~ers~ ons. "l a 1 e her secret, ts. the widow of
He aaJd one ol the few times\iroPr=lm~e~M=lnlrter::~Haro~=ld~H;;;oll,.J:~5i5iii!iii5i5i5i5iii:ii~ii:iiiiii5i~~=iiii~ he was beat.en followed an who wu drowned in 1917.
escape try Iha! failed. He said his r.!lease with
Spec. 4 lbomu N. Jones of
. . Diplomata Aid Peking took
Ill time in cancelling,
' t'vldently ponderina the altua·
l!nn, in bopea of extracting
· 10me concessi.001 f r o m
Wllhington before 1 -meelin& date ii ~t.
Ike Receives
De Gaulle Note
Smith oaid be dne!n 't ncall
much of the attack or his
capture at Nul Ba Den about
55 miles northwest of Saigon
May 13,'19611. WASHINGTON (UPI) -
He said after hiJ capture Former President Elsefthower
he was marched for several telephoned President Nixon at
days, but he suspected the Viet the White House Tuesday to
Cong were taking him io Inform him that he had recelv-
circles. "I'll be( I wasn't more ed a letter froiii French..Presj..
than :IO miles '""" 'Nul Ba . den! pw!et de GauJle.
Lynnville, Ind., and Spec. 4
James W. Brigham of Ocala,
Fla., carne u a surprise,
Brig)lam tater died from what
the Anny de9cribed u poor
medical treatment af the
hands of the e.ne.my.
After b r I e f fonnalities,
SP>ith and the olhen ...,..
whisked away by helicopter
and evmlually returned home.
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,i·t1.'.1Sunset Beach's -~hoice ,, Te1'1iilion,Rddiolndut~S~',
.( cillfnts l1l'CI 4 menace to public :
health, I 'Mnby propoN to ban
their adiiertUirJg 'tlirough your
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HllllllnstM Beach and Seal Beech lfll!_ar about
,.cl,ji' to llui'tt-oiiflWn which CllY ii to annex Sunset BMCli Pd ibe rateway to, the BolH Chica ,P,J'OPtl11es,
a fWlre.m4t1na and watorfront C(!IDlllllllllt.
So.far Hlllltlnatoo Beech ii clohlf Ila fighting Iii the
open 'by ·laldl!a the anneuUon matter to the Local . ""1«:1 Formatloo Commlss!OG and uklng approval
for an election. •
Seal Beach has annexauon of the ~trip alone Paci-
(lc Cout.Hlghway under study, but ,so Iii; does 11Qt ap.
pear.'eaie~ 14 have votero In Sunnt Beech mab a di-
ncl cbolce between Seal Beach and Hun~ BeeCh.
If voten are to decide Oii annualioa In a SPtCial
electloii, the eotlre propot!tion abould be on th' ballot
•o resident& can vole to join Seal Beach, HuntlJ!eton
Beach or 14 remain unincorporated. · _
Whatever happens, Seal Beach Is iolng to have a
atrong hand in the decision. If the, dty ii actua117 ln-
te""'ted in the welfare of Sunset Beacb, lhls annexation
campaign should be open and vigorously pursued.
· There are many problems faclnf resklenta of the
beacbakle community, no matter what the ,decilJon on
annexation. Taxes will be of prtrne !mportanCt 14 many.
To avoid a tax spiral, tllere bas been little real effort
to modem!Je the strip or to develop it to take advant-
age of the rapid growth ol. West O'*!IJ• .~Y·
Relatfom between the reskltllta and thqct of Hunt-
! tnifon Beach have been.atralned at t!mtt over possible
· ~tkm, U.e ..,.age treatment plant 911 ~l!f1!er Ave-
. Diii. the-waterways .in the ane and many_olber prob-
lems. '.
'!be ralll'9ad ~t of Wll)' throu"1 lbe ana bu been a-and the_. wanll It~. However,
the people want and need -paitinJ fadllt!es to. · open up U.e beech to'tull public use. '
Zoning and 1>ull<liill ·'mid master plannlni are of
"'ex.titl"'emme lmJ>O!tance. 14 !jle.res!danla pt the btiacb com-
hat Youth
Asking
f S~iety • Gloomy
Gmi
Don'I tbO !nll!ld dU.. and coun-u.. !>ave a reapono!blllty !or the
.• IJOlh!ll<Ja..ol, waler ml lbe -
~.., ... ~ aiitiftcuVtJy "new" ibout the
1enerailon ii not limply itl youth,
lbe mere fact that it is later in
• cltPoolt*I • our lllotel by t1ie n-
-: smn? WhJ' -ffllnllnll· t.. Beacb and Newport Buch PIY
all the costs of. rubhllb removal,
and patnilllni 'lllld J>Oltlni ......
lnp ""' watl!r pollution on our
beaches?
M.E. H.
• u a... 11 .. n~~tr tt. ii UU.,. 11111 ...._. """" ....., ....._ ... • l ., ....... ._,.,.,, ....
• model campl1"ed with 1ut ~· 'i .... -...... ...., ... °"" ....
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ii a . ...uuu.a ·-"'· : people, not JUI! a .......... dll1 . · llu point and -and pva es· And thla quality eaa belt be to -~-Iba • ... . in Mulow'• t.m.' u ·••self.ae-preulon YSURll t are more .. .... .; . blo~ .. el!lturally det<rmlned. .
, y..; cannot lllldenll!ld this, then In moot 80CieU.. ol the put, Ibero
eannot mideritand what,...,~ hu -• cbanct to do this, or
•. th!•tlnf ad -. llld ~· . ' .,'U"! .. !t ... ':'7;=::. poplnJ -f SelN:h-. ..,. """"" . -. ~........ ~ .• ............ ,. .... It.. • . -. ·-.I~ ~t.the ·fn.
!qbeJt and final ,t.p In human d!vldual organllm lougbt all its IHellme
;eloi-~ ond ii has -~ poOl!ble for mere llltvl~al . l!ld equ!llbdwn. 11$ ..
DWIY people on1y 1n rt<*ll -hlihe•. aad "dlljlnctlve, ~ ""° llll*llriJy 1Ubonlinated to lta: prlmiUve
iltiMAN ~bu eertaln · demlndl !or Ille, for a IOnd o1 liberty,
NGlotll<al• -t !ft1111 be · for a _,,.Gt IOCUl'ity.
• .;. bnngen lhal • mt! be '""· ' . , muat be allay~ ,!lll1*ai ' · IT IS NO ACCIDE!l'I' lhal the moot
' lbal mml· be ~ ' · • • quesllan!nc and dbsldenl yauths todoy
'tbll then· .... -oOdlI ' ...,,. !ram uppeMilddl&claa lam!lla, ~ demanrJI made cm. and ..he. UfutuNtt" wtthln tbe frameftl'k ol
lbe pereonal!ty -,.. learelng, ,... ......UO.al IOdely ....... mOll usured.
o1 some ldnd, ,,.. poup Iden-They do no1 want to Ill into a ~cl.
UGI),, for IUlVival tnd,, support as do not want to accept the values of
soclll being. 'nlea earliest and their m~tier, do not.. want to ~
· ,. need• mus& be at leut ade-like their parent.I or their parents
ly mot before Iba Individual can lr!end.s.
' blmleU wita other 1enll ol They ara aslinfl lhal ""' affiueol """!-•tr provide mont lban a plonti!Dde ti m•
tor!al 1oodl: !bat H opeo new vlllu for
the rOalblng ol lndlvtdUal potentlaDU..,
nol In the ......,1c !Ulm, .but In the
realm of mor&I v1lue1, leDIOl"1 experi·
..,.,.., c:reailvo upru1!oo, and personal
lulfil!menl 'llle!r tactlc:o aro childish. but
their ends rriatultl.
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mO!lfY-trtbblnc oolla.gues can Ult tL"
Fi:om Artu!a, calll., G1'0lll ,...lved
lbe following letter:
"I om deeply dlalremd by tbe terrible
Jilllbt ol many ol our co-en ""d
ttnalort wbo cannot ete out an ulstence
'"' '31),000 a yeor plUI ..,,...... lr!nge
benefits. I am oa ooclal MCurlty (Ill
a ID"1th), and · my stipend 1eems ln-
adequato, too. So I •01Dtent It by csrinc
lot -childnJn while both parent. ,....t to cope with the never-ending ln-
fllUon, riling wtl!are coats and in·
crullnl tuu.
"HOWEVER, WE are 10 moved by
the bardlhips of our llwmakera that
... -to """ • bundle to them. P--to It to the neediest "°"' _....,, but nol the beans. The bunl
et'11 for Senator Dlrk1tn., bless b.IJ lltUe
hurli
••Thi llbotl: are wtm. but they are
otlll pod ~ to .... a pod boot
to )'OUT coll....., who voted '"' thl• lncred!hle crab. u nu .. beln( ..
-In doubllng Ibo lalary ol the ~ttof;Z00,000." . a-bu hClhtd ......... ol lolfcl
••1111110lld!nr "" dNtrnlnecl, albe~ .... vanm,. llslll qalml Ibo P'I In-
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Tilt future • the tlqy beech community la al stake. media. ·
JI appears 11n!lk!llJ tbaf a1 ... II will be able 14 IOlve
the problems-wtili wblda II la Cllllfronitd. ,
\'et, ~ relld'!!lll do llOt wlab to be 1wall01fed up
In an annaiillon and 1lnd ..U dlu It It l4o late that the
annflllllg ~ hu no ln~oa of curing th~ problems.
The time to !lad out tht answers and lnten!l!>ns is
long before ~·tilt vol,fn1 l>Ooth, ana "' get ....
ewers, whlchnw cily Is to be on the wlnulng 1kle of
that vole 11 Ceinf 14have14 Mil ltlelf. '
Violation of Brown Act?
lo-Th• F'oulllaln Valley City' COuncn decl!!oa "' bold •!Odl Holloaa al a. local restaurant two houri l*ore
ngular meet1ng11 defeall the spirit of the Ralph M.
Brown Act, wlllch requlrea the public'• buslne11 14 be condilcted In public.
llecauae of a Joni. meeting a few weeks ago, the
COUllCll decided to return to the practice of holding
atudy .. 111ons prior 14 the regular session.
Cltizena an llkely 14 question the motlve1 of a
council th.it does not want to discuss city business in
regular meetings .. Study 1essiona, can be a useful tool-
but only .If lb• meeting• are conducted in a pUblic place
so Uie public can sit in on the dellberationa on its busi~ ness .
Holding the study meetings in the private banquet
room at one of the local restaurants effectively discour-
ages or eliminates public participation in this import·
ant governm,ental function.
Few average residents will be expected to "intIUde''
on the· council dining,boura and fewer 1till can be ex ..
pected to pay $5 or so to sit with the council over din·
ner to hear the issues discussed.
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Tobacco Indu.try: fn lr;eepi~
with our subsidj progra11111, thl:
following is the money you will
receive this year ••• in rountl
miUio11J1, of course •••
Reader Answers AtUrek on Patriots' Ideals
'Maturing Y ou:ngsters Revere Flag"
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To the Editor:
. The oatra1e that Jack· Maples predicts
(Mallboz, Feb. U) u a reacilon on
the part of hll dlrt:orted 11Hawks" to
R. V. MJtchell'1 letter (Mallboz, Feb.
7) 11 more apt to be tht reaction ex-
perienced by, 1J1oot pclriot!c AmericanJ
'Who read Mr. Maples' WnJ.y veiled in-
sinuations that anyone who IJUPportl the
present conflid in Vietnam is a "Nazi
Hawk," "Flag Hawk" or "Gooney Bird."
I predict that, out of coaeem for hi!
feelings, guided by pity rather than
anger, most of thole who sensed outrage
will refrain from affcrding his vlewa
the di&nJ!y ol reply.
RA TUER TRAN au.act those who
disagree with the ldeala that we IO-Cllled
."Hawks,. proudly hold, since I ~ ad-
mittedly Ignorant and fll informed on
1'Jiat theJr true modftl 811!, I will
-take pcfnted issue with the accusations
so recklealy, and I think, JgnoranUy
flaunted by Mr. Maples.
· I) Casualty rotes publlsbed by the
department of defense abow conelwdvely
that the exposure rate of 11profeul.onal
military men over U" exceeds that of
0 the young fresh men too young to
=--~;"'":.attest to lhis .. u
I) POLm , defense contractors
and defenM en that I have known
In my Ufetbnef and l'~ had close contact
with all three categories, are as repulsed
and as. alienated by war and its tragic
consequences u any other segment of
our society. Largely because of their
coorage and dedication to their country.
they "'1dure tfle slander that 11 heaped
911 them and ltlD manage to cantributff
lliln!fkanUy to the progrw ol our na-
tion .
31 IT IS TRUE that moot ol the
people , at patrJOUc ceremonies are
veterana of one or-mort ol. our nations'
•an ·tn the "over M" aae group. But
I notice an ever increaslng number of
youngsters, too, who are mat\D"ing to
the point where they also revere the
flag, yes, are even enthralled by it,
and hear the roll of the drum and
the sound of the fUe •• an fnsplrillonat
cbaDenge to Uve up to their beritqe.
I proudly number all seven of my
children In thb vut majority of
Americans.
PERHAPS If Mr. Maples would
discourse on why he doeS not support
our naUonal policies, a subject that he
Is more apt to be wen Wonned on,
rather than attack those who are proud
1>1trlots, a group which obviously he
could &fiord to study mon deeply, his
views would be more palatable. and 1 ... likely to be construed to be highly
emotional proJ>lpnda.
D. R. HARRIS JR.
Lt. Col., USMC
"Over »"
Ct'tuS lllet'Cettet'les
To the Editor :
I consider the pay raise \'()fed by
Congresa as arrogant, irresponsible· and
cont,mptuow: of the American public.
Never In blltory bN our republ ic
l1ctd proble1111 and .dangers -· ol It. I leadenhlp self!111, public-lpirtted
men of cmsclenct wbOM dedicaUon and
virtue could serve as an example to
a lioubled and uncertain people -l!ld we are given crass mereenarlel.
I oholl tllCOUl'AJI a0 l -and aD
I mtet who will lllten to vole apinl!I
e"'l' lnc:umblnl ol this "pc>detboot
C4n0'w."
LOUIS F. JOB.ST, JR.
R.Ub011'• Prierltlu
To the Editor:
In .,,._ to Lee !1Ular'1 lollar ta
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Letter• from . readlra :ari welcom.t,
NormallJI wriUr1 1hould conver their
message in 300 word! or less. Thi
righl .. -··1.u.r.10 fit lp<JU '
or eliminate libel it re1erved. AU
letter• m'Ult include lignature aM
mailing addre11, but "amtS may be
withheld on uqu.cat if ittfficient rta-
son fl apparrnt.
BuebaR P1d»llclt11
To Ibo Editor: .
Ten daya ago · while in Chicago at
an M.R.A. meeting · with Willie Mays,
:he.-was being interviewed aboUt the
.players' impending strike. Last night
this ·tape first came over TV (Channel
f ) as a "hot interview."
U this ii the maximum amount of
so-called free publicity sports writers
and baseball publicity men can dream
up, baseball is ln for some very rough
times. · ..
IDLLY CHASIN
terminate It, assuming this alternative
. were readily attainable.
Mod women, single « married, wauld
no doubt continue to prefer aUowtnc
the potential hwnan being to dlAppur
in the form of an unfertilized eg.
Y. M. KEJWl:Y
Agairut Al'Hwtloa
To the Editor:
If Name Withheld (Wed., Feb, U) Is
not ashamed of her aborUon, why doesn't
she sign her pame? Prwurea from
.society?
1the editor (Mailbox, Feb" 3), I wOl.Jid Uke 11\1 opportunity to ~ply, since ypu
led so. slrongly Iba! every lide shoulit ~~atd. ' -;c '
If she doesn't want her baby, I am
truly 10rry for her. But why kill it?
there are thoulands of couplet who
'SfWC!ked' would give U)'lblnc to have a ehlld. •"J\at chfld."
Lee Millar, wq<>ever he is, I would lJ~e to compliment on his paraphrasing
of ·the French pbiloaopher, Vo!tair: . "I
dt11approve of what you Nad, but I
will defend to Ibo death ·your rilbt
to read it." I C(IU!d not agree with
this more. However, l would llke to
point out that defending his right to
read It does not infer, by any stretch
of the imaginatJon, that I wlll boy it
for him!
To the Editor: If lhe'a really worried •bout 'the erow1f.
I was s~k~ at bow easy it was td· conditions of the world, why not
for "Name Withheld" to have her abor· just kill everyone over IO? If we legallze
tion (Mailbox, Feb. U). She had no guilt abortion, why not letallze euthartuia
feelings at all. As a matter of fa~ · too? Same dUfertnct.
she wanted -others to join her, ju.t ldllS. DAVID A. FELD!!:
like Eve getting Adam to eat· the forbid-MDtbir of I-
den fruit that kicked them out of No. 1 due nut month
Despite hll propen!ity for prosaic pro.
fundity, he does not have the acumen
or background lnformaUon to discern
book banning (or burning, as he infers),
from my jwUfyirig the use of taz money
to buy it for him. It seems tha t he
and the DAILY PILOT editorial re!erred
to, are unable, or simply do not want,
to ....,...,i.. the dltterence.·
FROM ms approach that ev~ng
not purchued. ii the~ore banned, we
on tbe 0r...,.·eounty ~d ol Educailon
baMed all boots on the power of posi.Uve
thinklng. since !(O boon "" thb subl«t
were included In oar purchase. We are
elsG guilty ol bannlni! most books on
careers, sJnce we included only a few
of the many career books that are
available. ·
Of course, U yoo are saying that
uHiroshtma" 11 of more educaUonal
value and, therefore, warrants the use
of tax money . more than the . books
In the afor<menUonod colegorlel, then
I am guilty -nol ol book binning,
as you charge, but of a far more serious
crime -disagreeing with ytu on the
priority of books.
DR. DALE E. RALLISON
Tht Orange Cou•ty School Boord
Z!l.!t Thur1dCy votfd 4 to 1 to rtwrtt
its previous stand agaimt .purCM8e of
1ltrse11's "Hiroshim4'* and other
books. RalU1on•1 toa1 tht ont_ vote
a.gaimt. Stt editorial Feb. 11, .. Para·
-noia in Action/' and prtOiov.t com-
mtntarit1.-Editor
To the Editor :
Every article I've ever read about
adoption ageoc!es bas been lull ol Hlf
praise about their e/fld ency, and their
molto bas -procla!med·to be "the chlld'1 w,lfare above every otbet coo-
lidenUon." ·
My own upertencu with IUC!l .,-
hu given me cause to doubt this.
Paradise.
II did not bother her that she !topped
tbe growth of an. individµal who will
never be reproduced again. Accon:llng
to genetics, an individual at conception
has his own ~sties which never
will be duplicated: because of the fm.
mense number Of genetic combinaUom.
SHE AUiO SEF.S tltis'"\s a soiu.tion
to the juvenile delinquency problem,
stating thls would get rid of unl!anted
children. Juvenile delinquency today Ja
the problem of not only the childrtn
or the poor but also the children ol
the higher clasaes u well 1 btUeve
w1 will solve these problems, not easily
through elltajnatlng tbe children, but
by trying tbrougb educallon to bring
out the moot rewlrll!ni !ill for tbem.
l am a woman who had her ICH:aHed
"unwatited chlld.', I love him nOw too
much to let rid of him even for a
million dollars.
' NAME Win!HELD
To the Editor : .
1be mallbol _ letter of.. Feb. 11 from
the woman who went to Japan for an
abortion states very well the position
of those who believe that abortloo is
the decision ,of · the woman inwl•ed.
However, le~ me add a few additional
thought. worth -Ing.
First of au, tbe population of the
world · Is Increulni at such a rale that
baning catutrophea or improbable
IOCial ·cbanges,',t&e doy will likely oome
In a few gerier'ltion1 when eacli couple
will be legally allowed only a limited
amall number"" children. Then thooe
women who become prqnant alter lbe1
hive borne theif: ~ alloted number will
be loreed to IU!Jinlt to abortiCIOI. We
can postpone that time u Jona 11 possi-
ble by prevenU.ng· or ending unwanted
pregnancies. ' ' ·
IF A WOMAN' beeome1 Jftgnanl
beca.., ol lnldiquate methodi ol -tracopllon, It 11 ."'Y tmlalr r.r ll<lClety
to demand that. the U!Ume Ute awesome
NOW WE 111!:AD o1 the aact -rOlpOOliblllty !'I 'bearln( a _child and
ol the Bartl. and little Buddy. Definlte]J <ulnc· !0< tbal dJfld I« Iba -· It
the welfsre of the child WU no1 the to ill ,.!!lo lib! beraelf lmowa, better
!Int coocUn ol the qency here. ,,.. than ..,,_ •lie whether &be b
wouldni Buddf be bettl!r off with -phyaiea!ly ot meelall1 pnpartd !or the
-loH him l!ld ha,. cmd lor him taslt. -·
ftom the beglm1ng th•n with strangm?· · U ·• wmu iii ia the flfth ··er lirth
.It wu, admittedly, 'to "protect tile lllontlt oll!i'<«""llCJ or liter belcn "'1<· ,,.i-.1~m" ol tboM who m1de !hi , !!>J ~ aborllon. &be should be given
dedslon thal the .,.llCJ ofDctals reluioil fio1dilatric care, -It -.. llkt]J to mlew Ibo cue. lh1t mly 1• el!l()tlonally dioturl>ed ponon
How do JOO Hke that? woold allow on UllWlllted Jlt"&MllCl" lo
ICM. Cl.tn'OllD MOEN 10 ee tbal leeC ..-., ellori to
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To the Editor:
In · regard to the article an Pl&• I, Feb. U, In which yoo ,,..., '1UOlJnc
Robert J. Bremahan and hla vleW. about
the new alte f« the airport, I mu.st
say that jt WU a · rart d1lplay o( his
complete lack of concern for people
u human· beinp.
lie aid tbat people shot!ldn' eempWn
about the proposed site that JJve iJ1:
El Toro becaUJe moot ol them Will
bave moved by lben. He doelni _,
to realize that IOmebody will live Ulere
and also wbat happens to their PfOl*ly
values.
THE PEOPLE IN Lei.lure World ce
!poken of. Well, these people blive
devoted their Uvea to the betterment
of our society and now they have rettnd.
Mr. Bresnahan tells them not to worry
because they probably won't Uve over
15 years more anyhow.
His ideas about people are · morbid
and cruel. We are all people and not
machines and deeerve fr~ and cm-
sideraUon lo such milters.
THE PEOPLE in Mlaioti Viejo aild
El Toro moved there ·to Uve In a 1na1t
new community l!ld '-tbal !hoy bsvo
established ~ and mveotod 1n tbsm,
they pt .. airport to' drop lbalr In-
·--by. larlO·d,,.;,e.
Tbe idea ol Iba marine -lln't "' lood for a loca*'1. llurtnfl a n1tlooal
...... .....,. ii would be ""' -
and u .ucallen& lpol le< 1bJ ~
ol an Jl.boinb. A m<n laollled aru
teema much more feultile.
BOW.lIID P. M1m
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·A Mari Over 40 'Is
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l(qclJeteller'• fr.ope••I
I ~ax ·shar'ing Urge·d. to Fill H·uman Needs
. ' I jl'AS!llNGTON (UPI) -.,...ui.,. for dome' t I e -.Ntolp the It ~ in· llW'inl hll campailn for the Collil'UI -wb<n be wu a.
1'he device ~ camlna put pii-poaat." Roc'bitiltt uld. come "' l!li'dlarll, dUI ta prell<ltney, Nixon uld: "Let's repreaentaUve from Wiacontln
Gov. Nellon A. Rocktleller'a "However, the fed·, r a I ' tQlre Jw:te 30, U · "a uUoqal have a program in Wa.shlngtoo -lhat 5 percent ol the fedtral
vui prOpo111a' ·for aid.Ing &overnment collecb two-tblrdl tu an·lncOme for bl ""'*1 in whlch the federal aovem-income tu coUecUons be
edueaUon and w e i I a r e ol all tbt lull-wbenu lllle 11\111~ which hu the major returned ta the llata lo which
throu(llout lhe nat!o<I would and local _......i. ooUecl tax money, &rant. back to they were colledtd.
be "federal tu lharlna." onl1 ~ and 11111 u 1"' tbt atalel ~nd ta the local Sen. Chariu E. Goodell (ii-"Feder~ tu lbarlna'' 15 a~tt &o Alie& &ht,..,.... govenunent funds that tile N y ) opoaed wb1le
compllcattd conctpt In wblc: n .;, __ .'' fo, ' ,.•· ol ....... .:.. ..,...,. '---• ~ 1 ·local governments 1 Pend r~p;~:Uve that S to I per~
the flder al Ovtf1lb:l'Gt would noc-efeller r:gade 1 '1erles • ._.,.. -~ P,t•Ga;liitnl, wllhoat strlnga to handle the cent ot the federal lndividual
Wrtna revenu•t" ror In. _.,.,. WOllld civil rlPll
roptal!Olll be wrltla Into the
dlltrlbutlon 1
-.5bou1cl I b I tu-td rl•-bo ptKed Jn I aeff• parpalUalJnir tnlll IUDd! Ot
should~ lllUa an an-
nuil approp1otloa!
slve IOlnt of the bua:e , ~ far-reachlng ~. dur-partJcularly for .edUcltioa.. problems ol govemmenr." income tu: revenue be return-; amoUnta "' money 1t collecU m& hll · •ppearuce before nie tatter. two propoub The concept or "federal tax ed to ~ ltatea, to percent
BJ L. M .BOYD cvrroMD UllVICI· Q blek ta llardiftllOll llate and Pnaldent NW. and U,.. would eotaU "1unllnc IU sharing" It not new. on a populaUon b a 1 i'.
-Sbiluld the dlatrlbuUon of
t.u:-lharing revenues be made
on a per .,.pile bull (which
m!lht bolp nead1 111 t e s
mott1) ! Or u a percentage
of the Income tax collected
within the 1tatt1?
THE .. ILU '··-··-' · IOcaJ pftsnmenta. The con· Urban Mfaln Co~ncJl .• billion in federal tu funds Dr. Walter W. Heller, wel&hted by an Index of tax
CMIPAIGN ta 1t1alt.e )'OW' --· man tenllon la !bat Iba federal --propoood: · ta the 1tatat In the llnl year, chairman of the Council ol effort, and 10 perctnt lll!IOf\g ~tract merrt.11 gou on. come up wltb the · orifla ol . 1overnment tbrOUlh ill in-·...A · compulpy natlooal llarllnr /uly ), and Ill blllion ECOllOmi< AdviHra·during tho lhe 17 llatat with the Jow..,t ---------
the t: the marriage wherein the term 'piker' to duc:ribe come tu, hu a much more beal\b lnlurance proaram. wlthln lOur yura. KeMedy adminlstraUOn, pro-per caplll Income.
to Uve1~1::r-::°'°man All'.: • che1pek1le!" A.1'1lat belan tfflcleqt method of ralling -'!be federll aovwnmt1nt Rockefeller uld after the posed in 1960 that Cederal The conctpt of federal tax
if f Ii in St. LoUla, he 1111-His fundl than tbe lb.tu. evlbta.aJhr ' take ovtr the n,a. meeUn& that Ni1on a n d revenues be dJ1tributed to aharlnl railea auch queiUon.s ~e °bi-8., ven period.Aft of Merriam-Weba:terclaimlpiker "State and local ex· uon11'wtlfare .,.terq. aetUn1 members ol the council state and local governments as : that~ on u,c; co'.o&~~·h e ~ allµdea to "Pike county, Mo.,. pendJturea to meet human uniform ltandardl and finan-''listened and uked ques-with no slrings attached. -How much fed er 1 1
malrimonial life, they must thought to be the oriplal needl have-hem rl.llni much cln& it throuab t e d e r 1 I tions," but exprealed no Defense Secretaey Melvin R. supervl1lon and control should
Who Can Read Just-·-One 'Peanuts'!
proceed down to city ball to home ol many 1 b I rt 1 e 1 1 more r1pldb' than federal u -revenue1. ptrlOlla} vtew1. Laird proposed ln the 89th be exerclaed over \he tai-
take out a new permit. And farmers." What a slur on a --------------------------------------------------------
again the next year, and dandy CQUntyl The reprobate
acain, and again, only 80 Jong who started that ia unknown,
as they so ~-~---· ••. lorllmaltly .... Q. "WHAT . ~uoe. '11\JDC ra'+' DOES the averqe typlat ::,-im 'tho -tbil make!" A. Strtkeoven. Wai4· _.,_, __ claim H nol ollly would that'• filp De-'-'· 00 w•-e . ~te divorce, but cm-· ,...._ -ra -~ marrlap ....uact !Ml Ille workl. In New Yorlt ~.
'Undar<lllCh ~Jilin could pu1 ""'·!Ill· In Chleqo, 191, lli Baa
'l<leal toveioimeut ... i piy!na 'Francllco, "'I• • ", Q, "BOif l>aat.. Aili lllllnlna our L<ive Ml1al t>Oi:a II eGll ta bu1
·•••.._ •• J • <••• I ---.lal. 00 .-. nlr l!>tn w 00~ -Doa llarlin'• abowr A. Am it. . told that l'Wll tlf,ODO.
THE TOP M.\11 lo I lalat • • hair firm >aya . Jtla company . Wll.l~ llUPlllNED
ii now 1elllo1 about 3 000 wile ta I,eonanl ~! lit wu
I wttk ta t-· ~)'I. that fine fellow Who IOmO . · · •• ll'OR ~ ~• ·~·bad< made 1.ltllnl·b7 . . . -·-~ dim"--•"•• Iha llM. " hll In tbla country, croullrttds --don1 oulnUJl!l>er tho purebreda moutlt., -. H wu. Ht
&llJJ!lCft u much u ~ coald pat hll 1111 tn ll Or
mll&t think. Only. bro ta one. · a • iOO.nll lt.,.bolb. Or lour
A S T bard..f>oilM e~&11 w I t h o u t , • • • L OU I S •-·"·•"· "· ......,., SUBSCRIBER claims he ~.....,.. ~ I e~. • • • """'" know1 a genUeman whose true WHO WORK in the automoblle •-w•--c1~ plants now are about ttt, a 111me UJ u~ iaSS . • • k fl th th • AMA.ZING the hidden linkup! wee better o an ey were •·t r F a year ago. But men who = ween amous persons! or work in aircraft factories are
illltance, who recalh: that · 1,,._ .... JO a week wane off. Efrem ZlmbaJ.i!t Jr. 11 the 11UU• ... stet>brother of that writer ot Because of infJation, lut11,
renown, Marcia Davenport? . whatnot. Such is the report
, . , A TAWIAN POLICEMAN of the computer boys.
gets a demerit from the chief RAPID REPLY: Yes, flrs.
every month he fails to arrest c., engineers who recenUy
at least one burglar. made a 1tudy of lbe costs
"FEW WOMEN cail . find · ol olectrlclty Ill' ill dtoapar .
much -iijeyment in the . to leave the TICUt&m ·cllliW
amorous .attentlom Of a man ~ u you move from
over 40 because by that wie ]'()om to room thin to tum
he ii ttnerally t.oo bored i nd lt off and on.
loo tired ~ carry out a rial y wr q1e11Uona i1"nd COfl&-
romanee. ~. . So •ta~ I men ts err• totlcomcd mid Ltwlaton, ldaho, girl who uk!I
what our Love l1ld War man
thinks of that. He thinks it
aound1 like the sli'temtnt of
a mlnJ-sklrt mind. Hun't ahe
ever heard that life begins
at 40?. Well. what'• We without
-lov•T NQthing.
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will bt' u.aed wherev!r pos·
sibll in "Checking Up."
Address mail to L. M.
Bo~d. in care of the DAILY
PILOT, Bo• 1875, N<!1Dp0rl
~each, Calif., 926'3
Stag Dinners Brought
Back to White House
WASHINGTON (UPI) -
President Niion IJ fallowina:
in the social footsteps of
former President Eiltnllower.
He's givin1 black tie sta1 din-
ners.
Nixon fir:~ tore a page out
ol E~enhower's book by bring·
ing 1 white tie fonnallt,y to the
Whit• House.
Now he 1ays he hu been
holdinl about three "workln1'
black Ue stq: dinnera a week.
He gave such a dinntr lut
Monday night for Sir Robert
Menz.lea, former Australian
prime miniJter and h a d
another black tie d I n n e r
Thursday nl1ht in the family
dining room on the second
fioor.,
Nilon invites 10 to ll tuesls
to the intimate dinners which itriin at 8 p.m. Since the
Pnsident is an early rlter,
thty don't i:vn very late.
PAT SE'l'rLES IN
While Nlion is usln&: the
social opportunities at the
White House, his wife Pat
bu kept her hosteu f'llnclioni
do1vn while she aets lttUtd
In tho family quarters. Sh<
gave a reception, with coffee
and neel rolll Jut Satur<tay ,
for Ille ladleo allllltary ol the
VeUnnl ol Forelp Wan and
she will eotertaln ...... -at a· luoebtoa lo lht llate dinln& room _,,
Mn. Nlnn bu nol yet
dioclOoed aey pal projecll she mi1J>1 ba•• lo' mind u First Lady, but .-ol the outlln..,
have been revealed IV Pat
Hitt, •••'•ant ~ ol bealtb,Aducalloo and rilare.
Mm 'Hitt aald Mn. Nilon
wlll be invoh'ed In a n1Uonal
tt<nlltmenl proaram I or
volun&eer• to "help others."
Ed.Callon ·partlcutarly Ix Ille
field that lntrtpa Mr• . .Nixon
the tne*t All a former ICbool
teac:llel'.
Htr role i1 be ing worked
out ..,. a top Jovel cabinet
committee ancl ii "'* npec1'd to be lonnutated for aome
time. Mt. Nixon is still awed al btln& called "ldr: Presidenl"
,· He droflPld in at a dlnoe1
part7 ctlel>ratinc A 11 e t
Jtooeevelt Lonporth'a Dlh
birthd.ly WedMacl1y n!lht 1n<I
laltt aJd be WN "ezn.
barrassed" because Pre5ident
Theodqre .Reoaevelt'1 daughter
had called him "Mr. Pral-
dent."
Nixon had the aame ex-
perience when he went to IM
Eisenhower •t Walter Beed
Hospital arter the Jn..
auguratioo. Elstnhowtr abooll:
hls hand and. said "Hallo, Mr.
President."
·"When Nixon went to the
Pentagm recently be wu ad·
d1'UMd as "Sir'' by 1old'
braided admiral•. Havln1 been
a lieutenant in the Navy dur·
ing World War 11, the "Sir"
from bra1s haL~ to the com·
mander-ln-chief also startled
tilm.
RUSH ORDER
The Slinal Corpi recently sot a ruah ordw to put in
11vtra1 new telephone linet
from the PentallOll to Camp
David, the presidential retreat
in the Catoctln mountains
near 'nturmont, Md. Com-
munlcatlona there a 1 r e a d 1
were inllantanfOUt for White
lloule telephonin& from the
Jolmlon days.
A White H0U10 apol;esman
uld that Nixon wW bt mini
UM mountain tap retreat
often. There also were ift..
dkations th1t Nl100 will be
·uaJng Camp David fer top
tecret meetiJlll perhaps with
foreign viltton.
Nixon plans ta chlJllt Iba
names at the N1vy 11•
in the Wl11te HOUll Diet -
"Honey Fib" and "Patria
J." The yachts were named
by the late Prt1ident John
F. Kennedy. But there ls no
thought to change the name
of Camp David, w hi c b
Eitenhower named afijr hll arandlon David, who II N$
on'a ton-in-laW, married to WI
dluahter Julle.
Ensign Named
-.i e.n, ""' or Jerry
Y. Bell, IJ2t F.11t1 Lant,
Newport Beach, hu been
corrunl.llM>ned as an ensign
lo the Navy followln& gradua-
Uon with a decree in 1ndUltrtal
administratJon from Unlvenl·
ty of New Mexico, where ht
WU in tbe NIU1I'C.
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uncle of a young ·El Monte
woman shot to death and
buried in a §hallow grave
under her home bas been ar-
·rested on suspicion o£ murder.
ArnuUo Maldonado, 33, was
arrested Tueday and aCCU9ed
/ -~ killing Anlla Arleqi. 22:
She disappeared Jan. 15,three
days before she Willi to marry
Army Pfc. Wesley Hanington,
atationed at FL Ord.
The girl'I decomposed · body .was found Sunday by her
father, Sylvester ArteagL
Pollce said Maldonado told
1hem origina]ly he saw the
victim last in front of a
doctor's olfice in Salinas, but
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SACRAMENTO (AP) -The
legislature'.-initial a c ·t I o n
againae. ·violence on college
campustS re.ached the Senate
floor · today u Gov. Reagan
warned 0 the very ,fate of
higher education l! at atake."
Both Reagan .and !ht Senate
Judiciary CnmmlU.. moved
against .mililanl dissidents
Tuesday -Reagan la a strong
statement at bis newt con-
ference and the committee m
approving new student control
legislaUon, clearing the vtay
for final Se;nate action.
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power lo remoye faculty•
student.1 or outsiders whou
presence •1~atens the'ordef.
Jy operatloa" of · u,e ~
1tituUon. Rresnl law &1vet of-:.-
flcials only the power ~to tell
outsiders to leave the cam~ . . .
* * * Clean House
'Or Else' f
Says Dumke ~~~.e Reagan made it clear he
will continue his 1trong .stand,
declaring .. the very ·quality
and the very success of our · LOS ANGELES (UPI) -"I .was going to.Rive Jal a tip when We left, bu.t I
educational institutions b: at · The head of tbe California think rll give it to!°°" now-clop »&Yinc IO much
stake and I don't tlUnk it State College ·system warDs atfentilm to m.v u.t.1••
is·confined to California... the legislature may take over..----~~------------
Less than two hours before unless members of t b e
he made the s t a t e m e n t , their own house" and put an
members of the ~ ei: a te their own bosue" and put an-
'1'udiciary CollU'l)ittft com-e~ to campus dilorders.
pleted acilon on, tht first of The alternative to ~'higher
some 65 measures introduced education cleaning its own
to combat,,-.protestera. house" Chancellor GI e n n
Alioto Raps 15 Year
Sentences in Mutiny ttui Sena l Dumke told a Town Hall · s.ni 1o.,,... te f 00' •n 1tmcheon Tuesday, is dlr<ct.· Sears W arnm· g a biparUan vote ••s a bill
makin&, it a felony -with control by the legislature. •· ·. SAN FRANCISCO. (UPI) ~ sentences "approach1 the stan-_...._ . "You aee It today lo '°"'"' Ull ,_____ · · SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -a ,,.e.... .. mn state pnson 37 very punitive billa before . S &eOleDCeli of 15 yun: dardl of cruel and inhuman SCan, Roebuck Co. iJ urg•
senitd& cl. 10 yean "'"" to the California Legislature,"'be at hard labor handed out to puniahmenl" ing persons who bought tts
assaqit· a campus police of-said. "I think this would not three soldien convicted ot The mayor added tnere wu gu furnaces since July 1 to ficer,;The offense h now a be good. L•don'I thin' the ,
misd · h bl b • mutiny have resulted in strong "no doubt that m 11 i t a r y checlt coocerni.ng a potenllaily emeanor, punts a e Y leg.islatpr'S Teally want it." defective valve. The valve a maxtmom one year in the Ha.ever, he said jt is "cer-criticism from community organization is b a s e d on
county'jalL' i' • -.1.. ·• . ·tt .. 0..1 .. wbat'sgologloha-n" leaders. discipline, but a 15-year presents no hazard unless the ed ....... ·-'-.a h _....., rr-· .sentence to a 2l·year--0ld kid furnace pilot light goes out. Approv ~~,..-to t e unless the acadeinlc coin· San Francisco Mayor Joteph caught up in an emoti.90&1 If it does, customers lhould
Valley Vo ,.,. 0 Finance·CoriuTtittee was a bill munity does not solve Its own L. Alioto .said at hia Tuaday m o m e·n \ j 1 j u s t not attempt to relight it, the .,.,...f=i·p=·vJo==g==cam==p=w:::;::offi~.=""=·=b==th=e=;i;problems====~'::;;;:;=;;;:::::;:;;===ot-n=e=w~•_:"l'"'!:::er~e=nce=-~th=•~l~,=.lhe=·__:d=q~pr=Ol"ll!'.:::'1MllMl=··t:!_lt:·_"~·---_::finn=.:::said~·~·-----__:====================================-
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Minorities -.. ,, g.q ~.,. &,. n:o=~~ .. d~r~ ... n'' ~O' t ~-a· n· -ds t
,at San Fernando VaDey Slate. , , -, .I& e· college hu voted to take ,, • .... ' '
,a tudent's registration fees to I~· ~-about fl 1 year from eich 1~
heJp support the school's
·educational opportunities pro-
gram.
·tbe action is expected to
'raise $92,000 whlch the senate
'VOted Tuesday to contribute
for scholarships for minority
students during the next four •
yeara.
r UDder the program, ~ t
Negro and Mealcan-Amerioaq !>'' .
JlludenU atl<mded the Cl!lloP .. ,.. .. ~','4. ~ •. · . t lhla year. And Tuesday'! ao-'1;.. •' , ··'-"',..,.,. • -'', "-"
ltioo wlll hclp finance !ht re-1 ·90· ~-~-'~F,M/.A ... I cent agreement between ad-· S ' J.W&
1minlstraUon and m llJI an I •. , . --<"l , ·
,.minority students wl;ticb p~ ·~ ' · ial~ ~ 1. ~·. ·k di
vides for the a~ ~ . .,C OC ..n 0 fall of another 100 dlaad-' ( a·a.
'vantaged minority atudelits ; • • ~ ': ' l· ' .
•under the federally spoosored Oftly larp ~Is that tell the time minute by minute ..
program. You d0n1 &et an onli1111ry clock In Sony's Digimatic FM/AM
cloCI<. nidlO' 8fC'69W,. Yeu get 0ne lhars pushbutton con-
-tr91!W-la119 easy,'te>read nunM!(lll., Instead of a clock. ACLU Fights CAiiif~ 1;0 ~te.) Which means' Once you set the time
you want and JNsh the automatlc.b!Jtlon, It wakes you up
the exact same time evety morning; ititomaUcally, With no Campus Bill re-setting 1Ner. Also shuts itseff off by 1tsen alter an hour
of play. Arid It can autometlcally adjust. to a slightly higher
SACRAMENTO CUP!) _ tone.to.wakeyoo gettUy, ii yUI doze off. And look. no hands!
1'he American Civil Libertiei Press IT)lnual 'button and r_ad10 becomes~ fegular table set
Union (ACLU) today promised R•dto performance?·Nothmg but rich, boe sound thanks lo
1o 1es1 in the courts the coo-special Sony cin:uitry, 850 ""'of power,.and a full 3~·
<JtituUonality of a propmed Dynamic speaker. All in a low, sleek. compact cabinet that
·.11tringent campus t r e s p-ass takes up a minimum of space. Styted In white or grey. Com-:
measure approved by the plete'with earphone. Come in, tike'one home, and pleasant
Senate Judiciary COmmittee. dreams. SONr
The committee endorsed the · · ·s1NCE lt.47 legislation by Sen. DonaJd L.
Grunsky Tuesday along with
two other . bills specifically
aimed at student and faculty
militants on college a n d
university campuses.
Gr unsky (R·WatsonvUle),
·said the tighter trespass bill
W()\lld enable school officials
jo keep off dissidents who
~~~known to cause
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l't ei-.ia T.unnel R•t \ .,
Holding a ·flashlight .and pistol,· an American ''tunnel rat'' emerges from a·hole
leading to an under~· hiding·~ place ·containing Viet . Cong weapons a n d
documents. U.S. and allted·-patrols continue to uncover jwi:gle arms and food
,caches the Gommuni~ts h&q set to luel attac,ks in a possible ~ajor offensive ..
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IO far With mixed COOCluaS<lll. f1ICl1 fur: °' this ,$1U, ednc•&ed maoponr, pf u I defeme :.and # (Gr every $2 alone tbl China border and
· O..i Yl.:;. ii lhel •lhe Viet-blllloo,-« 41 percer.I, 11 for more ol Ille lnv..-t In lhe u .s: 'spends O. atntegic rannlnc lhe Anbl.
nam ,wir bu tJvea the:&ovlel delae, one-Wrd of ~ ~ medern machlntry,• all of offense. ·He dkl not'.. AJ bow . They, lite the United States,
Unloo·• boci;t In Ille rfucleer • Vietnam. · · ·wbldl .,.. · needed lo r tliHe flallno were computed.) lace Ille lacl that u arms ~,... -!lilt Vie~ 'lbe IR>!lat Unloo• boo '~ . economic .,....U.. BoUI Ille United State. and t<chnolOIY edvancei COiis 10. ~~*~~i.~~~"i~ • U.8. SPENDING ~i:,r=~i: ~ ~.Ju~:;::beore.: ,;tlh fOl:>,lhe United cWfnM ~ lt 17.Y blflloo ., 'lbe United State. thls.yur groos "lllllonll pro&icts on mor• costly. '11ta 'and ·lhli · bu allowed rubi8; or I • perooit. ,ts IJIOnding II ~ ol Its defense. But becauae .lhe U.S. U.S. bud~et planners hope
the R~mlan11, to wOrt oo .a .'ff'*I miUtary coeta ~wldcb . def~, budcet • "1trate1ic econom)'l is twice as big, it to take some of these future
nuclnt ar"Jl.\f:" ·lhe So v-le ts buy under ''lief. ,,forces, wbldl 1nclude long can better afford tt and still costs ou1 of boped-for·savlngt
Another ie is iiti ~ the met". and other categories ~ ranaeo offensive nu c I ear mttt civilian needs. from ·the end of the Vietnam dllt!Pft>8;..;;',..:0~tai,.~, ate,added, tbe "real" 'So:ilet '>wupcms and -against cos11,y PROGRAM war. But since lhe war has
cl•llian .,..uni ti ~ ~. budget "' probably _7mldear attack. . The .Russians have been go-coil the Rlll!Sill!lll lesa. lb end eveQ . more ,acute for 1 .u.; between 20 abd 2:4 billion •· RWIS1I .b spending IM;iflY Ing through a very costly pro-Would iive them less of a
SoYieis -for ·S. unJtell• .rublea. • 20 percent ol 111 c1e1 .... funds gram lo calcb up with the budget cushion.
Stites, aiid' this .. ~ lbe ·• Traosiltlng this inlo dollars · •«I Jlralegic ,.,.. (lllavt·balf1,r==================,
Rnsstaris . 1 . stroacer thotJv'! • 1st 9.Cffuaina.· At the olfklall -on olfeme ud bait on
ror nuC!eer anns 'lllnltatloo adlange rate tt would be '23 1 cleleme). For lhe Russians, BARGAINS GALORE Wu:« . · · bflllon' lo 11'1 bllijoo. But aiiice jf'llrategic" forces ·atoo Include
· , ~ a Soviet llOldler /' paf!I leU .-mid-r,np --relating lo !.hop at lia111a et ••II f,..... yowr •r111chair. It worlr1 altliar way
with DAILY PILOT Dlll'lt·•·Lino all1. Pltona ~2-1671. BOTH ARGUED and sOviet costs .. JO..., r Europe.
lklUi.rie\n ~·being argued this mak01 lhe·-military 1; (Defense s.cr..taty Melvin
wltliln the fi/l 'ro n 1<1-n\achioe kiok ailrtallfticalJ · ' minlolr@Uon; • 90lliel!IDel. by' mnall. .;
~ ·sBmt people. ~
' 'Tbe' flrll ii :an 1 argll"1ent ANotJIEJI WAY
for U.S.iPfeplJ'edness. The se-: So experta h'aYe another
coud is -part of the ad-way of fliurlng It. They ana-
ministration's reason for in-Ifie Soviet military 'pro-.
sisting that Russ.ia show will-grams and compute what it
ingness to .work. for political would cost to run all of them
settlements in . Vlelnaln · the . for a ye.ar at U.S. prica:. The
Middle EaSt ·. Md etse.;,here · 'figure they come ap with is
before U.S.-Soviet arrfts tal.b $60 ~llio~. start. 'Ibis gives a clue to the
Tbe theory Is that if Russia size of the Soviet military
really oeeds anns talks more. es~blishment., B
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than tbe Uoited States does, measure Rwwa s d e f e n s e
she will make some con-burden. This burden must be
cessions to gel them . measured in lerml'Clf Russia's own economy and partkularly
what parts of ber economy
are ta{lped for defense.
COMPARISON
How do U.S and Soviet spen-
ding problems compare?
The budget which t h e
Johnson adminiatratioil sent
Eco~litf ·. believe t h e
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Cocut Officials
On Cities Groups
A ·roster o( appointees to
various Calilomla League of
Cities committees including 50
Orang< County officials, 15
from the Harbor Area and
other coastaJ towns. was an·
nounced today.
Costa Mesa Viet Mayor
Robert ~t. Wilson, a director
of lhe Orange County League
of Cities Chapter, identified
the city staff membet'3 and
councilmen named to a long
list of posts.
Selected pr imari ly for their
knowledge or s pecial t y
training, the individuals v.·ill
serve one-year tenns on con.1-
mittees which meet up to Sl''
times or more annually.
No one from the Harbor
Area was poointed to eithl'r
the League of Cities' Con1-
mittee on Aviation Problent~'.
or to t' h e Committee on
Transportation and Freewayr
another major issue locally.
The California League o:
Louis R. Reinhardt, L o s
AlamiLos Mayor Dale Ktoesen
andCypressCou n c 11 man
Robert A. Harvey.
Committee on Building
Regulations. -Costa Mesh
Vice Mayor Robert M.
Wilson and Fullerton Buildin·
and Safety Diiector Will11•\
G. Vasvary.
Committee on City Cler
Institute -Huntineton Bea
City Clerk Paul C. Joni
Anaheim City Clerk Dene ;
\Villiams and San Cleme
City Clerk Max L. ~rg, n:
ed chairman of the 14-mem
clerks' panel.
Committee on Commun
Oeve lopmen l an
qeautification -Placer.I
Councilman Victor J. Michel
Committee on Disasl f'
Preparedne68 -Buena P<i r
Councilman R o b e r t /
l'hompson.
Pull the Plllfl '0.11. T PILOT """' '" Jedi C"-"11 '
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PHILADELPmA (AP) -Galne1vllle. The aot>i-..
Mom won~ like Mn. Pat kepi Delllh, a 111,' !oOI ~:
I ---~ Sh and Vulcan, an 111 root ..,. .8rodey'1 v ewt on IN._.... e ......... •~tctot, in foot'·t-tera Jn
tbinl<I tboy mall• .,..at pell ·--" ..... '"' kldl. Atld lll&Ps malle !heir donnltory room. , ·.
fltle 00..:IDlll!tl Cit oil-campus "Ev0'body oo the ,rhQ]t
pell, ....rdla(to two Florida floor tnew about It, and .. a
coo... ioplfomom. ' . ' lot of tile guys .. tile noor
• Brod M ~ w"' ukln~• to set tbOln Mn. ey, -Y -~ "' lhlt animal handler at boU auu I UAI' -
Phlla41alphi,.'s Academy. of 'which I did," Jenklt>I, llid.
Natural Sclenct.1, says •:Most He· now k .. pe tile pall cat
people · think th ere ls hlJ olf-eampus bgwe. An ljll·
IOl'l1etb1nl inherenUy e v t I named I-foot python bu .~~e
about repdlee, bUt tbat't not it a threesome. 1
so!' But mates for children? Jenkins says. t he r eJ:'
':snues make 10od pets, o tomethlnl special abOut bi3 . Dtlllth. ,. abe lnalltl. "SOme common "A snake's clean/' be ..i,11.
Varieties are a:arter anakes, UJt's a lot cleinet than ll\OSt
greeq anakes and rinpec:k o? these Jadlea' Fr ' n t_.,h an~tes. .. pooodles, ancJ it doesn't . bai'x.
"Milk snakes are good .pets It't kind of an intere1Un1 JM!'.
too, but a lot · of people 1et "This snake ii unbelievably
them cOofuJed. with cop-aentle. She's kind of . like" a
p·erhead·s , which are doe." "
poi&onous. . 1-...:.---c,.-,-:----
"Snakea are g e n e r a 11 y •"'"'_.._,
docile, ocept lf they are · ir.... lty Wit• frightened, and can be fed More ,..cur ;
toada, mice or even sardines. ~LSE TEETH , The belt way to house them rJ ' .
la In a terrarium whlCh con· At A•z!l!H
tains rocka and plants from · l)o4'' "" ~.~-~ ~~
the reptile's habitat." ~.mi;:~ mart~
Cities is the official organii.a·
tion representing nearly 400
municipalities throughout the
~ t a t e . headquartered ln
Sacramento and serving • :i
variety of fundio.ns.
Preparation of prototype
ordinances, · issuance of in·
fonnational bulletins, and ad·
vising the state legislature on
matters of collective CTJncern
to member cities are among
its services.
Committee on Elections -
Fountain Valley City Cier i
Mary E. Cole and Gardf'll
Grove City Clerk G w e n
Wiesner, who is vice chairman
of the t+woman, three-man
agency.
Committee on F i n a n t c
Admini1tration . -Anaheim
Finance Director Douglas K.
Ogden.
Thirty acres of water aurrounded by a man-made
atoll will be emptied for the excavation of the inner
Dana Point Small Craft Harbor. Instead of using
traditional harbor dredging equipment, land earth
movers will be used to dig out the harbor. When
completed in 1971, Dana Point harbor will shelter
2,000 small craft.
A ~~~~...i or indoobblr ti'~~«·~"":~: CIAIH1~Ja1uen,pro y r ~lalll~lllll~·
would hue lool<ed Pretty fan-=~ -"!~,,;C.(
cy to WWim ·Jenkins' and Dentur11 that t!.t; W9 -~:.
Robert Trut'a pet anatea at ~r~ti~~
the Univer1lty of Florida In
A complete rundown of the
various committees, whose
basic purposes and policies
are evident in the title, and
Orange County appointees, in·
eludes the· following:
Committee on Annexation -
Newport Beach City Attorney
Tully Seymour and Tustin City
Administrator Harry E. Gill.
Conunittee on Automat ic
Data Processing -C o s t a
Mesa Finance Direetor Robert
A. Oman, Orange city
Manager Gifford W. Miller,
Placentia Councilman Robert
Finnell and FuJlerton City
Administrator William F .
Cornett Jr., chairman of I.be
18-member panel.
Committee on Aviation
Problems -Fullerton Mayor
Even Teachers
Now Dropouts
WASHINGTON (UPI) -
The Depmment of Health,
8ducation aod WeUare says
the No. 1 problem iD educaUon
fs the ever-growing number
of teacher "dropouts" wllo
quit the classroom to tale
higher paying jobs ·in the
education field .
It said "teacher dropoul.!J
are as hidicative of our ed.Ut'a-
tional problems as are student
dropouts."
Committee on the future -
Brea Mayor \Villiam
Hamilton.
Committee on Home Rule
-· Westminster Councilman
Frank Fry, Seal Beach Coun-
cilman JohD B. Hamilton and
Anaheim Councilman Fred T.
Kre.in, acting as chairman of
the 28-member committee.
Committee on lnternatior.al
Municipal Cooperation and
Sister Cities -Santa Ana
Councilman Wade H e r r i n .
(Santa Atll. El Salvidor\,
Fullerton Mayor Louis R.
Reinhardt, (Morella, Mexico),
Placentia Councilman Richard
A. Demmer, (Tlaquepaqur,
Mexico). and Mrs. John M.
Fiedler, of Fullerton, (Chung·
ju, Korea), chairman of t.he
91-member body.
Committee on Law Enforce-
ment Problems -:-COsll Meaa
Cify . Manager Arthlir R.
McKenzie, Fullerton Police
CQief Wayne p.ornbof t.
Cypress Police Chief George
Savord and Garden Grove
Mayor H. Reece Ballard.
Committee on Personnel inQ
Training -Santa Ana Person·
nel\ Di*tor Donald, E. Bott
and· Placentia CJfy Attorney
Howard S. Block .
Committee on Revenue and
Taxation -Newport Beach
Mayor Qoretn Marlhall and
Anaheim Ctty Mana1er Keith
A. Murdoch.
Committee on Retirement -
Costa Mesa Councilman
Willard T. Jordan and
Fullerton Finance Director
Edmund W. Grens. ·
Committee on Street Staii,·
darda -Orange Public Works
Direelor J .C. Harper.
Committee on Tidelands '-
Newport Beach City Manaor
Harvey Hurlburt, Seal Beach
City Manqef Lee Risner,
Huntington Bu.ch C i t y
Administrator Doyle Miller,
Laguna Beach City Mana•
James D. Wheaton and San
Clemente City Manager Ken·
neth Carr.
Committee on Undergroun·
din g Utilities -Fountain
Valley Councilman Edward E.
Just. Santa Ana Mayor Tom
McMichael and A n a h e i tn
Director of Utilities Gordon
W. Hoyt.
Committee on W a t e r
Problems -La Habra Mayor
·Dean E. Schull Jr., and
Anaheim civic leader Charlu
A. Pearson, who is vice
chainnan of the 2G-man panel.
Committee on Water Quallty
Control and Solid W a s t e
Manaaement -N e w p o r t
Beach 1 Councilman Paul J.
Gruber and . Orange Coun-cllmln~Lawrence W. Jordan.
PEOPLE
T~1t'' wli1t il'1 •II 1bo11t,
011t of th• mod p\pultr c:l•ily
f11tu111 of th1 DAILY "LOT
i1 P1opl1 Sc1n1. 11'1 1!1 1bout
lting1, common1ri, kooli.1 1ni
eh1r1et1r1 -p1opl1. ft All '•a~y Stw .. Open Ivory N;ght Mondoy Th,...ugh Saturday
.,!.~.~!tt'll THRU 54.TURDAY ONLY!
REDUCED I
SAVE$100
PINNCRES'r TAPE DECK STEREO CONSOLES
N E W P 0 RT BEACH
(Fashion lsl1nd)
1 • )
'Spanish' stereo
. console with
Garrard changer!
Reg.$499
NOW*399
HUNTINGTON BEACH
{Huntington Center)
All Penney Stores Open Every ,...lght Monday Through Saturday
THRU
SATURDAY·
ONLY!
colorful Teflon:.coeted cookwar~,
IAV• 4i11 ON OUR FINE
FASHION MANOR 11 PC.
TEFLON COOKWARE SET!
Coeli; up a storm in this color co-ordi·
nated ceokwart with porceJain enamel
firilsh exterior, no-stick, no-scour, firtd-
in T1flon coattd alumi,,"'" interior.
The set i~clud.,, 1 and ! qt. ~ered
saucepans, ~ qt. c°"rtd Dutch oven,
I" •nd 1 O'' covered ltypana and ogg
poachtr l"1trt fQr 8" frypan. Your
choice of poJpy or co~one to j
brighten up your kitthen •nd make
cooking mart ~hi
'·
Reg,29•99~0W 1
25~··
Pay as little os $5 ~r month
SAYE 3.11 ON OUR
8 PC. TEFLON QOATID
COOICWA.111 SET!
Includes: 1 and 2 qt. (f\l'trecl sauc ..
pans, 8" and HY' cavar1d lrypans .. ,
poppy or copptrtone.
Reg. 19.99 NOW
16.88
IPIN ITOCk AVAILAILI
1 qt. tov.....i llllC* p1" hf. 4.,1 NOW 3.11
2 qt. 3!....... UH l'I" 111. 5.49 NOW 4.41
5 qt. Dutih ..,.n ltet. 1.49 NOW 6.11
I" covlfWll ryp1n ~ ... S,•t ........ NOW 4.41
10" covtNtl lrf1Nn ltt. 7.49 ...... NOW UI
ORGANIZE YOUR LAUNDRY ROOM AND SAVE ... THRU SATURDAY ONLY!
TtAon coated pad Ond cov~r
leg. 2.69
NOW 1.99
Ironing boards in color!
Harve~t or avocado
Re1• a.99
NOW f.77
NEWPOR BEACH
f Fashion l1l11nd)
20 lb. '•nncrest detergen•
119. 3.,.
NOW 3.33
Jfeam/dry Irons In color!
White or haMSt gold
leg. 13.99
NOW 11.fJ·
HUNTINGTON BEACH
( Huntin9ton Center)
I
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Wo!n<!dly, rtbruaty 19, 1969 DAILY PILOT ,JJ . ~
Legulnture in Action
i..hi.klt'e .. ~ dt!WtiWI ., <INttttfti ,., •t•i. laJI ~ wllll
9'eflllltloll -~ Ill ,..,.. lr#1 •• J,JI, .. In'. lt4MI MMlrN.
Co~nty ta Expect
Student Unrest?
Production
Problems
T~ Topic
Ahead of U.S. •
County Pollution
' .
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'"lnlurl-91'1 ttr "' S& z·-.. o. ....._ ..
'rMdrtiMs -lttiWI,. ldlooll With
111111 HfCMll... of rtudlfth ffllln
ll'C!Vt,,., tl'llll totll'I ttnilofl ,,_ to
Um.II to t -11.llt\um ll ,..,cenl tfle
ltUl!lber ef tleuroom 1uchff1 llolvlnt
-.,,.,. or lfti of cleUl"OOlll ta.dl1nt u1>trlt11eot1 Al ~ I, Gr"ne, D-LClll ""'''-· Ml.-a -Permits .,....,.,IMl'lt 111
SANTA AHA -----iu.c--...... apeded bl <lnillO ~. tbe COUatJ ScboOl DlMalw A d, • 1 1 o r )'
Comm--told-y.
A -1 ol ...-.itva
from l:fW tnforceuwnt aaen-
cla ltlld hlrd .... -art nit 1lllDll'OUI DOW but
'tbef wlll.!le. .
• m!nor .....-lt """' • "' ~ Tt p.m, Wld ! 1.m. N h ----------W.bor Qltl'llfll•11onef' deltrmlnts tllt _toy.,. ..... Wf/ttlft COMtllt af ""
u. Bud Minn, -1ilt .._,dine u. 0rap Coun-
ty Sborll! Dept.,, said tbe mJll.
wt left will( -for • Democnotk: Socltty .....
rtv .. Col Stile Fullerton ol·
fldlls' .• tllte ol -
min.r'• Nrtnts w fflnll•u anf ,,.
tdloDI dlafl1et Ille ml""" 11 •tttrMIW.. .,.. .,. ...,.,.._ "" W.'""-1
W'ltl lllf bt illttl''"-"'11 " tllt m_,·
""'""· Nfl!rv .. welfwe1 At UI, C1..,oho-tl. lt-Hedeftd1 Klolthi..
... ~ -.......... .,.,!bit ...
1111Mt tmpkl,,_t of ml,_,. Uflder
1• Ill Clff1ln IMqf'doul OCC\INtloM
H ttie lltllw commluloMr ••enh
"""lllbl le "'°" 11! Suell IC• 0111e"°'91 At .... C1~11t!I. .................. Mt.e -UfM'I the Jlre!lf~nl, 11'19
MU1tety of 11r!Qlttvr1 ...,. c-reu
Ill _, ftdlrtl In's rfttridttle ""
""'"""'"' of mMI frGrl'I 11111 ,,.. IPICfN Plttlh Jn ll'l"'"latt -WI A.Jll 17, ltlns, ll·l'<Ulllrloll.
TH• Sl!fllATI 11111~
SC..... -It~ ttmt r1<1utrff for COll'IPlltlllll tYlf-.i.JIY 1tlend1nce
"' aclult Khoo! 9'ulM!lts .. -din l'llillrl1 A• J:11, Aklubt. 0.S.n .......
A~llll -MAlni.lrlt llt.ltll .,._ •rim tot ....,_nlfoll, lrMITMnl 1nc1
CMtnll If llC'ofw:lllll'l'I ai I Mrm1-I
Pr'Oll'lllll St »I, Mllrb. llt·lln Frtn-
ClKO,
lllctltnt -lt-.Ull"M lflkmtnt .,
ClllllJlklllonl for unclld1fll to ti.
""""" "' tv.. of lllllllN'm 1!11, dlr11Mn 1nd -tl1111; SI )», SdimllL
llt·Tustrn.
Contract Given
()ii Dana Work
DANA POINT -Work is
expected to start within 1he
out 60 ~' on a large Im-
provement project centerlng
on the Street of the Blue
Lantern and Alta Vista Drive
here.
A $274,979 contract award~
by the county ~rd of
Supervisors to the Grilfllh Co.
of Coata Mesa calls for in-
stallation of sewer and water
lines, streets and underground
utility Unes.
Write lo Uncle Len
SPRING FOCUS: BLACK ON WHITE
Mam Mid no llntle law
enforcemellt agency In the
county . boa ldequlle llU!ll-
power Ind equipment -lo hln.
die a bajor disturbance but
that mutual aid J>Kt1 between
agencies sbou1d p r o d u c e
enough men to handle lnOlll
sitaaUons.
Ragnar Engn!~ dapu·
ty county COW'lltl. 11ld the
counsel's office is evaluttin1
student unreat and will have
a report on · the issue. He
warned of troubled dlys
ahead.
Deputy District Attorney
Miko Copiul aald 30 percent
••• utterly dazzling in a flutter. of acetate/rayon crepe. Juniors like it gently bloused and flicked
with pleats-terrifically 'thlrty~ish', no i The camisole dress comes in sizes 5 to 13 for ·•35. Th•
plunglllfi.;V d1111 In siZ .. 5 to 1~ for '32. Both sharply outHned in block royon. "'1in.
NEWPORT BEACH
F11hion ldond
,.
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THE
FASHION
PLACE
HL!NTINGTON BEACH
Huntin¢on Confer
of tbe "MD!cl•~ alt ol tbe
dlltrk:t .... ..,.,, ·omce s:s
~•Ille problem. .... .... dilccwered that
oorlaln ill'UPI .,. "7tnr to
-· Into Ille ....,. but ·fl'
far Ibo -.,.,. njected
them." Clplal Mid. lie said
all -...... -rulel . .n.i --early -Ille lltu11lon IOI>· Gal ol bud.
Monn dwllCI lhll moot
lludent di-· ... II> ter.ted only In outrlPI
r<belllon-"nbellla( liJnply
fO< the .... ol dllruption."
He 11ld IC;!iqol olficlols muol
Jet,. wbO iii. dissidents .,.
'IOd -they pllll to 4o then attempt to counteract
them.
Mobile Gear
1'UIU:llTOH -Problems
-In proollcllaa' Ind IDllortll cioalrol• ..._,menl
prvcr11111 will "' d!IWsBed
Thuredly by kMo M. Groot.
Jr. u he eddmoes tM
Oranp County Chaptu of lht
-Prvductloa Ind fu. veotGr)' Conlnll Soelely 11 e,30
1>.m. ID '1illertoa's Corter
Bowl.
Groot will 1J)tll ·on "How
to -l!lOQ Really wwl" 'lbe speaker ii an inventory
Ind ........,,... conoultant
Ind bu temd II production
Ind !D"terial control ·~ ol ·Hllll\ Foods Inc. He Is the
autbor or Vllid.aa artfcles for
Utaterta1 man.qement trade
J!!allZlnes,
Penons imerested in the aooety CID call Bob Clerry
at ?Tf.9141, En. !55. . " " Pnrchaile O~d : T" '. · c' .. 1 · onrs ap1to SANTA AHA -Mobile
equipment with a total value
nf ~.200, moot of It for
tbe County Rold Department,
hu been approved f o r
purchase by eeanty
IUJ)e?Viaon.
Wj\SHINGTON (UPI) -
Tricll Nb:c!n hid lunch11>n
Tueedly with Rep. Fred
Sdnm!ge~ (R-lowa), pres!.
dent of Capital H~lorlcal
Society.
Control 'Stiff er'
Oran1e County is far ahead
of the federal government
when it comes to air pollution
control, according to Air
Pollulion Control 0 ft I c e r
William Fltchen.
Fltchen said federal air
pollution guidelines ouUined
lhis week will have little effect
on Orange County's control
standards.
Described as new, criteria
est.abli&b.ing minimum level$
where aJr pollutants att coir
didered barmfol to health
were released by Robert H.
Finch, secretary of health,
education and welfare.
Fitchen said the guidelines
Finch cited have bet.n on
Orange County pulluUon cdn·
trol books aince 1951.
Listed as hazardous by
HEW were levels of sulphur
oxide1 which result from burn-
ing coal and oil with high
sulphur content, averaging
more than .1 parts per million
in 24 hours.
••Our sulphur dioltde level
Is so insignificant that we
rarely get a reading on the
instruments," Fitchen said.
Another sourct of HEW
mp's
concern wu for puticla tn
the a1r such 11 ny 1111, ...,...
or dust, that averqea: 80
micrograms per cubic meter
ilMually.
Countywide du1t
measurement.a are rela.Uvely
imlllllflcant, Fitchen aald.
Fftcben aaid IOO,CIOO vehicles
.. the rood In tbe .... ty
give us aome dust but It never
rraclles the danger •lice.
U the county were to adopt
the federal regulations it
would mean a reluation of
present controls, the pollution
officer said.
Man Receives
New Kidney
SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) -
A San Francisco man was
reported "doing: v~ well ''
following • kidney transplant
Tuesday at the Univenity of
Caillornia Medlcal Cent.er.
Frank Fernandez, 2 S ,
formerly of Phoenix. Arlr.,
received • kidney frOpi his
brother, Rodolfo, M, of
Denver.
Special Prices..: Thurs. -Sun., Feb. 20-23
Washington's
.Birthday
.Specials
w .. h1".,-' llrtlMI., c"" eak ..
tw.'s -1""'"'9 for the holiday by George!
. V<»1 de Ko111p'1 opeciol Wmilinglon Birthday c.,,
CoUs -th-whiN cokes, thteo o..;l's food with
wllilo ond P"'k 1c;,,g ond ...ci candy '-heos.
CIMi!rY'PMe11 Cake
Fat a porfoct \"(11th with your OierTy p_,, le, °"""· -tilb delicious two-layer coke. One p;.lc OMf orie 'Nfiite layer -fined wfth pink buttercrec>M
lrotimg, topped with the Mesi quality monhmollow
k:iftg with pecan and cherry pieces.
l·llJtn
1.29
H91CNI• I••• ,_..,1 ~---~•lc} 35c
C....Ve•ll .. C•• 2'21 .. s;••~-.-JV•'i~ '1.15
Open Faced Cherry"Pio
Whot bettec way to c•lebrooe George Wool~
Birthday than with o fresh, juicy O.erry FW.. Ir'&
abundant with rich, ripe c~rries -and ir's ..,
foced for less crvst, more cherries.
r
6'JC·.
1V1111 Jl.t ' .
Cherry Pecail Ice Crea•
The perfect touch lo ony dessert. v ... de Kon!p's
deficious Cherri Pec:on Ice Cream 5n pbstic reusable
coMoiners. It's the finest, smoothest ice creonii ·Clllf'f-
whe<e, looded with creamy Mhocne heze<" ~. ·
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\; 111. Plot
1.19 ... · :39c
(ltf. $1.211 .(lls.Jkl
Cookl ...
Md be"'"' lb k""P pienly of ~ ~ ""
hand lor tile hoiidoy. Treat lo Yon de.
Komp'• Chocolole Ch;p, Almond< lee 'Box, Moil'-
Pecon and Dutch Crisp Cookies. 'JWre gteoi ~
.... of the doyl .
Pq. ' . ' . , I 39rc•
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I : I
Look fa.' the blue ,windmill at selected supermarkets . '
Va~i~~mp's ~
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For The Record Sir!" • 1 • ' • .
Being the General's Son Perilous •
:;;j'· "rll! go1!11·to wily for Sea Reauit Tbrub LI Mebll oal)'
-EL TORO'-"'----~-·-~ Sel)ool after boot camp," as much GI lhe notrlcta4 ~-•· ~, y-Tbrub ..i.t followlnl world of boot camp aa Ille _,,,. 11aJP1 II. Tbrub. his o1f1cia1 1tcep11D<e into the D.L allows -and that f11!1
11, pve his did a dlw)' Marine Corpo. known for Its frff.wbeellila
Marriages
Lie ens es
Fire Calls
' -
Schin·itz · Busy in ~enate
.,..ilnc .-!:y, but be -"U I mike Ille' grade, 111 vistaa. ·
tur1*l _.. Nm: • tbl older serve in a Marloe detachment "He'• leamln& the f •et•
.... In atlfl 1-··-and aboanl ahlp and gel Jo ... behind u., recruiting poollr: 1"'-" .,_ o1 the world," adited 'Tbe Marine Corpo BQ\ICll
nmcbecl1 out. neVw Jootm, the wldely-travelled career of-Men','' said one ~
bKt. ficer'• IOU. pttSent at the swe~
Lllo !Iii -toup ..,., For lhe pruen~ bowever, ceremon1·
..... alld maybe -exceplr~;.;;.;;;;;;;;;;;~;;~~iiiiiiii!iiiiii--~ f... the too-brief boura ol •
merciful lleep e v • n
mlltrJIJle.
• Younr Tralll, 110D ol llaj.
Gen. WIDiam G. Tbrub, com-
llWlder of El Toro Marine
Corpo Air Stauon ud aD llilcb
western area facl.lities, ii no
looger a civilian.
He wat -siorn Into
the Marine Corpo by his .father
Feb. 13, after which .be , was
, diamlued, duly aluted, and
marched out with his Santa
Ana recruiter, Gunnery Sgt. J. Spahn.
TOd11, the , generar1 1on,
whO Mfl the Unlvc'slly of
Arlsona for a two.year enlist-ment, i! at the Marine C.otpg
SACRAMENTO -SI a 1 e . Finance µ!, the ~qi lmmns .would •leave school Recruit Depot, San Diego,
senator John ,G. Schmitz (R-of a scboo1 tu oVerride1elec-boards~wlnerible to demands bald-beaded and bullied like
Tustin) Tuesday canied to the lion 1' be .to elimiilateif. Schocil of .teacher• form..,. pay. He '"8Y •~_boolowt. 1 oC ~ .. 1 .Senate floor Jegjslation that boord.o ,would be .'fr'l'! .. beiii>-Aid .teacbon would tell the • • ~.-ea -°"• ·would continlie lhe re-nlng in ""the·tm school yeaT boardl: "You can meet our reneraJ•sob?"no.
quirement that voters must to set whatever: tax )'ate_thtjr dem,.ncis becaus. ·you have Any D.I. will be happy to
approve school bx overrides. felt was needed to support the authority to raise taus " tell him ao.
He also introduced two other the program. They would not Also lntrodnced by Senaior Following the swearing-in
bills, one urging the g9vemor be bound by present max-Schmitz was legia)ation urging ceremonr at EJ T~ ~AS,
to impose a moratorium on imum limits or required to Gov. Ronald Reagan to Impose where h11. parents live m OD·
the Federal Crime Control go to the voters for approval. , a moratorium on the en-post bc?usmr, Recruit. Thrash
Act, and another , proposing Education interests w h o forcement of the Federal ~as shipped oU to ~gm learn-
state income tax deductions testified against the bill said . Crime Control and S a f e mg. the hard. realities of the LlllHla INCll nJisted li{ 1::1C1 "·"'· ;.,...,., •••l'lsformtr ti••· for college and university tui-school boards were elected of· Streets Act. e 11 ., e. _ ..
•!Wy °' 3:..:= :~-1 Awn"' tion. ficials who would be wary '· The Tustin Republican, l!ut. says an official
•:n 111.m. Tuetdllv, t1iu 11•rm. c11v nte tu override bill :Woo ofsettinghigbettax~ratea:. · member of the John Birch ~anoe Corps ~ss .. releue, auis ·~.J.o.,, v•n25 strong approvaJ MoodlJ' .cl the Senator Clark L. Bradley Socfeh· said the Federal he made the choice. lO ,,,, 11.m .. t1i.. •l9rm, 4511 Ootdttttw •.r. r.a/.J~ woM Senate local government com· (&.San Jose), said t bat government is funneling funds • •• rt-•
'':!.•·:;,w::U'::v' 1141• Ink w.... mittee. ll'he rneaaure would removal of laJ: rate max-for the act through reitonaJ J"""-tlfCO')ft.IC..C,
'""' -repeal a· provision In the 1967 government and bypaaaing Booths Ready •:i;;ei.~;11,Tuesdlv. car 11"'• 1 "~ •nd school finance bill eliminating state and local governments. MUTUAL SAVINGS
1:1,15 11.m., "'"'"''·•• F11r 011.,. malimum tax rates now bin-E t s } A further bill re-introduced GARDEN GROVE -About ,1.·N 0 t..-O ·ol' H A•• o c 1.._T1 o N 1'!,~~m .. re.<~. J...,,,.. •nd Pl•-ding upon school boards unles~ as er ea by the Senator Tuesday Would to booths are DOW beint made
•:os p,m., t•l5• ii.rm, llSI a.""'4m they receive a majority vote provide for the deduction of available to commercial u:-28Qfntc.t:HilflwiY•C-DelM•,Clf'rf'.9~&2S .,;:ac .. ~m ..... .,,rntn1 11, •• ,.. ,.,.. of the district. Chief Pi'cked college tuition fees from the bibiton for the Eleven.lb An-Teltphene 1'7.5-58,10
..,..,., ""'· SI The same bill ....... "...-1 the gross ••~•·--when filing a nual G-~en Grove s--L--_.,..,._. · t :ll 111.m .. llre lnvee;l!Ntloll. 271 C•· Senate U I .......,... b -.... ..,... .. u u•"~· J11L-&• •-tMJr: ttl•
rnem1 eas Y ast year ut ORANGE _ F 0 u n ta in state income tu return. -ry~~F;estl~v~a~l,:.aert~for:~Ma::y~281~~~~~~~· ~~~~··~,~~-~-~~·~~~~~~ s..1 a..o was tilled in the Assembly. Similar legislation Schmitz .,01 "·"'· illttd,.,, ,11Ub11c '""'· .., ,. p . b th Valley City Co u n ct Im an ed _ 1 . throuJb. June 1 .. sum.Ide assage agam y e upper Edward E. Just w j 11 sponsor m pas sesaons was
_ '!wn11111 V•llly ,, house this year appeared coordinate the •·-•r .. :gina ac· defeated. '';:O::·';b.1~~,J; •tru<turt re, assured because Schmitz had ~war .uo>--e
w.,t1111111ttr 21 bipartisan co-authors, a tivities for the Easter Seal
DEATH NOTICES 3':1c:·~~,.;_,..,, ,_, 11• ,.,,.. clear majority. Society of Orange County~ Field Trip Set
"""...,.. 1MC11 Under the 1967 s c h 0 0 I Proceeds from the annual :
All P1t1ney.Stotes Open EVIi, Night Monday'"'"""" Salunldf
KRUEGER '':.:.;,."'·,7~v. m..tJc..11 •Id, 1''" campaign will go direcUy to A field trip to Upper
F•tdefk* u. K•-· 1.m 11:11ont ,,,. ......... medlttl •lei, •1ot sti.uv the Rehabilitation Center for Newport Bay is scheduled for
..._, Hunn11111on eeecll. •or,, n Ai"de Pi"cked Crippled Children and Adults 8:30 a.m. Saturday··by the '""" -111 South Dtlkolll1 dltd ... b-' "'...., l•. S1Kv1w11 bv wn.. Emnv. c .• Pt.lot 111:81·~-s in Orange. Sea and Sage braocb " the =:i:.n Mr'i~:t·~: =.,~ W' • ...,.. SANTA ANA -Newport Just, a member of the NatiODal Audubon Society. The
-'•nolll ,,.., 1rw1r1·K...-. 111 o11.w1: tov" •iw eondudilld Mol'l!Mn • Beach nRVchou-;•t William .society's board of directors, excursion, led by Edna h1~, Ff'tlnk; 01 Dtfrolll h11f-Frldt.,. for M:hoot ell-ttl fff'!tl """' '""!>.., ill be · th ,111tr, ""'· L-. HitNk. iotltti D.. 11m. i-1 •nd ~ "" 1ltflef -Lyon bas been r:lected to tht: is employed by N or t h Chamness, w gm at e "°"· Mt-. K,,,,._ •" AUil""' su-1111n1u11cn ,,, '' '"'' 1r111 -...,. board of directors of the Big American Rockwell Corp ., parking area above the Alt _.ln1'tl'ldtflf al Huntlfl!Jlol'I hoKlt Wt1Jer "'-111,.,_!wd •-l'MY •II Mr. ~~'::o!!:"F:i::~iu:,-~·-""'~ .. -·~·~ ... ~-...,,,~-'-'-•_rt_._.,,_·~~-B_ro_th_.'f?~·-fll~Or~1111..:.•~Coun~-ty'-.~~Ana~-h-eim_·_.~~~~~~~~-w~orlm.~~~~~~~~~-J
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Drive, Cost1 Mnt. 0.11 d *"''" Febnl..-V 17, SurvlYllll b"I' wife, M•r· cllt: motl!l!r end 11f!l>-fllttlll'-. Mr. ,...,,
Mn. Ctitr~ Russo. s.m1 A111;
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Moen! two ~--. Ctl1 Tom 1nd R-. t111 (If h tlorM. SefVk• will
be held TllUndlY• l PM, 111 the ChtPtl
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Dul'l'-111 otfld1lln1. '"""""""' P1taJC View MemOr\91 Pt1rt., DI~ by P•
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BELL BROADWAY
MORTUARY
lit -1· CGlla Mesa [J Mll3 .
DILDAY BRO'l'llEllS S-.-Valley
Morlury
17tll -Blvd. Hmlll&Pm-•
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PACIFIC VIEW
MDIORIAL PARK
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great gnoup In s-.;.
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of auffaio Springfleldl •••
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Doing their latest hitU
Two *'-"'lcwmiloo Ml! ... 'Good r-lad r_.,,..... r. Gar-.
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Uninhibited soul singing!
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hA Y°""be""'whell'ied!
'Hey Jude, Wibon Pickett'
Don't miss this in stereol s.-1> ..... ,,. __ .Hal' la
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NEWPORT BEACH -FASHION ISLAND
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THRU SATURDAY ONLY
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Our new 7'x6' chalet
steel storage building
Reg. 89.95 NOW $79
Pay as little as $5 per monlli
This ulhactift buo1ding features end gable designs. deep ribbed
steel panels; hut dipped gulwrized loundutions and ,,_. IUP-
purt, triple coated pluslic fWsh -gulwaized .... .,..
exi., ior g1ode plywoud flua iig, cloan on nylo1uoller bilait I -
White finish with cillr acme wooc9 oin trim! '
Save 15.95 on our 8'x7' stffl chal<!t style builclingl
\.Yhitem~trirn .... Reg.119.95 NOW'IM
l'ay • little,OI $5.50 por F . 'It
Save 20. 95 on our a•x 10' d!alet style storage building
Reg.169.95 NOW •149
"" ........... $7·pot -·"·
NO MONEY DOWN-USE •BN'l'S 1W PAYMENT Pl.AH
NEWPORT BEACH
(Fashion Island)
HUNTINGTON BEACH
(Harbor Shopping Cantor)
\
-·· ,,~ 19, 1969 -'
Ill
Plenty~-, of GO-od--opportunities Found • Ill Scouting
•:o· A. · -ner, are more
'.'-t~chaUtnabis Oecufive and
•'•1peeiallat ·pos111ons In career
: ; S<ou!!na than you cu rub
•' 't~o ii.II' at. The Girl Scouts
HtVices on the or1anlzaUonaJ
char\). '!be tile of • councll
detumlo<o the ownber ol
specia.U.ltl and Oeld service
ptl'IOM<I employed.
Scout&), at a rqlonal of(Lce., illuatraUng gubUcalkw;,. J)to. pro a ram ml n r, systenu aAd secood~areer people -
or oveneu. Here'• an idea ducb'la· tlbnl ·and fUmstrlps; analy&IJ. And, of count, pro. homemakers, and men who've
of the job areu: Ptnoanel working wi~ ~r oraanlta-gram services poslUom on a eompleltd mllllar)' caretri .
poslUOlll -11 la r 1 ad· · UOiii. ~ pcloltlons II 1 ·I ' el • Pmlous !coutln( Ui><ri
Wetktndl, bul v I C I t I on
allowance1 are better than
averaae. Frtna:e bentllts and
I d V ancemtnt opportuDIUes
are &ood.
ol the U.S.A., aod the Boy
•Scouts of America are bot.h .~ .
AT THE NAT IO NAL
LEVU., you mJa!>i work at
he1dqu1 ~t er1 1n New
Brunswick, N.J. (Boy Scoulll,
or New York CUy (Girl
mlnlstratloo, recn<men~ and -< 1luyln(, aales promoUon,
111C~~ y:fu · QUAW'YT ,,. ·is helpllll but nol reqJ::;
job plactmenL Publle rela-ia.'(9t;oey 'Control (Unllorms. 1 rule-, you!Jl'need 1 t;achelor~s CGtn.pensa11w: larte in job
Uona: and mquine posltkm.s aftd Hmptng goods, etc.). defrff, aod 1ometlmes utlsfacUon, more modut tn
-wrltlnc f0t newapepen, J'tb.oCe. a·n·d manaaement directly related· eniploymeiit .mone1. (For men, av«aae
magulnu, pampltlell, TV, P.OlkJoos In IUch &r ... u fund !lperlonce. There are open· starlllli .Diary Is 19-T,IOO.)
radio ; ecllllnJ, d<algnlng, and ralllil&,'ICCC!Wlt!'ng, computer jnp for'"'ent1c:<>Uege 11'•<\S. Hoon may ba 11\ihll "'
FOR MORE INJl'.OllMA.
TION. Ch ec k with your
local co u n c 11, or write :
tOOZZ or Boy Scoull ol Amer·
lea, New Brunswick, H. J.
' ,•
;}youuHerv1q v o I u n teer
;orpijutJom with auch &110-:.tic 'inembtrsblps , that they
:couldn't ·function. without a
~ar~r · corps ol trained, sup-
~lve prolusiana.11.
;_ BY THE NUMBEllS. The
:~•~al -illrl Scout mem-~ls almool•lour millJon
,ll(lirls·.abd adnlt volunteers, aid-;~ by oome l,IOO ·~eulonal ;~~f ,p<iople ; tllO Boii Scout
;~ganltaUOJI. has over five
:!fllllllon bots and feadert, ·and
j~.000 ftilllline career ScoutU1 ..
"'As Scouting oontlnoes to grow, :~undredJ ,of, new men and .'~omeo ari needed each year ;~y loc.1 Scout.inl; organiUtlona
:~councDs) and the national
:Jitaffs .. ~~visers ·carry administrative
. rsponeibi.lltles in assigned • >'
·liijgeographlc subdivisions of t}\e.
~ouncll. Thf:lr work is pri.INri-~ to assist tht volun~~who
-..re organl!in(, ~g and ~eadlng troope.-'}:hey help in
:.the recrWl,m.eirt. placement
~~nd trainipe of volunteers;
·athey intVJ>ret council policy
·:;).nd p~es : and they
,'~ist in promoting and car-
£.;tying out plans within their
:-.erritories.
:~. Executives and a d v i s e r s
•lso find new sponsors for
··1··roops, and orten work to
,; inance Scouting. Some field
·:'j obs place special emphasis
~On work in the inner city
~r disadvantaged rural areas.
'..DF;MANDING j:()M-
-~11.TMENT. The edcutlve ~ . . ' -director or a local. council is
like ltte chief staff ad-
, piinistrator of any corporation
"Wil.h two.Jrialn responsibilitie1.
One ·is tO work wllh lhe board ·
of directors and commlttees
In establishing the council's
goals and policies, and In plan-
ning its program and budget.
The other is to direct the
start as it carries out its work.
Like other jobs in Scouting,
this position requires the same;
caliber of professionalism as
business, industry, govem-
mehtjr ed~lloo. -
SF'l!nALIBT C 0 U N·C I L
JOBS. In addition to field
servitts and general. ad·
ministration, council jobs rt·
(!Uire experts in program
services (activities) ... fund
;co.:raisihg. ·' • public rtlatlona ...
i. · ·neH ... tra'lnlng ... com-
ty rtlatlo~ . . . ac-
. Ung. . .and camping
ally • area of program ~ 46 Stqtf ents ,.
'lo ;i,~~llege ~onor Roll
"' .~ Forty-sl• South Coast area ·~ts have getn named to ~-Siddleback CoUege dean's
"Jist for achievinfl a B or better
:grade average during the fall
'."~968 quarter. ~:1 Students named to the honr>r
•'fist received letters of com-
::lllendatJon. Continued high
·:~holarship and they m~v
,,.tduate with honors, said
Supt. Fred H. Bremer.
Honor students. by com-
munities. are :
Capl1trano Beach -Gary
L. Berrigan. Joyce M .
Enzweller. W 111 i am M.
Langley . Darlene L. Stahl, and
Karen M. Volga.
Dana Point -Kathleen M.
Dineen, Everett C .. Evans,
Sheryl A. Hone, Shirley A:
Kent. Janice A. Koontz. Pa~1
L. Laney, and Hector M.
Rodrigum:.
Jr vine; -'tw1ark F. Barnui.
Scott A. Longnecker, and
Mark D. Schtlltz.
Laguna Beach -Howard
R. Adams, Catherine A .
Behrendt, 'WMliam J . ~ight,
Robert de Almeida, Gloria M.
Dee. David W. Jllrdler, Jamie
P. ~tlchelsen, Wendy S. Mor-
rison, Rebecca B. Muller, and
Randy L. Nelderbrach.
Laguna HJDa -Arthur P.
Apostolou, Shan>n A. Joluuon,
Susan L. Killion, and Robert
L . Woodlnp.
Laguna Niguel -Shll'Oll
Addl1, Michel~ K. Cannon,
and James R. Stewart.
Mission Viejo -Kathletn
T. Beret, Jame• M.
Derbyshire, J • m t • M.
Donovan, Wllllam E. Eadlon,
Dennis H. raulkner, E. Aft1
·l'•ench, John W. J-. and
, SuMn C. Klr-.
: South Laguna -Irene C.
Clewen Benjamin 8.
; Guernsfy, John 'F. McKinley,
t -Robert ''. Schrthtdorftr,
'tbomu Swartwout, and
Kami M. WllllOl1.
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PET Supplies
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J2" hifh. w/carpet cayer-
lflf .•. h'eps Cits ggc' busy instead of
cla•.ring furnituft.
Cal litter-Liner •1•u· Panties CR plaslic makes dispos-ggc in& i>f tat litter clean. simple. PA~ 1f ft
Metal Diner
Acetate with e!iStiC legs and
waist. Ass't 2 1 00 pastel colors. 1•
Sizes 2 to It •
Two cu~ ... ~11C11i;.1 cop~ oa leis
kttD ~inertra:n mov•n1. ggc
Cbain Leads
W/le;lle< H..01• Cbokes ;, "'°""' 1111t: i.1 your 411c colors. \IQ -dog. ;11 ·
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"''· Coloos. 2 : 1 00 Sizes 2 to lt • •
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1 ~ .11\d ~·· Cl!feal ar SOilp 5 r $1 bowls i• two-to~e o. I cators. I _,._-.. ____ ....
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Batteries
*'D" sill wittl
"powet ti S'9ft."
"Right Guard''
CIUIS Ulr lllt'1 lff DEODORANT tW11P1J .•. clllt11 Ire• Dry, 1 SKtlllll SJflJ ,.,. ....... , "lltr tm11111 ?4 lr. 11flt1ctt11
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Faciat Tissue
C.llrld fllf~ Plllb
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MOUTHWASH AllD
GARGLE
1U~Sln 77(
KINS Sii[
TV Trays
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"Flair" Plastics · "One-A-Day"
MtllllPlE llTllll~S 1 88 I• llelp pre¥el'lt Yitamin short-
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Wlil1ky 6 75 I Yr. Ol•-l&J Pl.
$111 I '
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Kl:NTUCIY STl.llGHT
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LEGAL NOTICE Tokyo or Bust for S1nall Yaehts LEGAL NoTlCZ: LEGAL NOTICE
HOTl(I 01' PU•l.tC MIAlllNO C:lltTIFKATI 01' I VSIMISS tUl'lltlOlt COUllT OP Tilll l'IC'TITtOUI NAMI t TATI! 01' (Al.ll'OltNIA llOll tt!Oll~E C:11tlri;:e~ c?r!-"'!t" t!:~ Tiit uf'ld•rtleftlO llOU CtrTl1V h1 1' TMI COUNTY 01' OltANO.I'. Mts ru holif .-n llff I Of! Condu<llnt • ""'-•• 121' ••d fl( .... A.tttU Eight Boats Frorn Four Co1t1itries Set. for Transpacific" Race :-'.t 1tt-!Ht ... :~ ·~,.~~"8:1v~~c:: ~~-~°'''~ ~r:!.'°"'1:; ~QJ: N~~·:· .. :: ... ~~·w0w 1~~ ==~•TJ:: ,,,.... C1Jlfonil .... IN llollr,,, 1"l0 CUl.TVllE .. Md tut uld film It uns•s TESTAMINTAl!•l'lTON .-uoct l'.M .. CW' 11 -tntr"litr amillOMll ot 11\t tollOwlll'f "rson, wllO:t E•t1t. ol JAMii PIH"'
TOKYO tAP) -Eight rac· loll ,.all!s fn>m four countriea
-oater<d tbe firot solo lrl~ slngle.Jtu!I yachl =a.rro:rt~: J:~~1: u:
Japirt AA Llfu AsM:ciatlon an· -'Sundoy.
One ~kipper cntertng the
loog, lonely race is a woman,
Edith Bauman of W e s l
Germany .
A spokesman tor t h e
association, sponsor of the
t ,O»-mUe sea event. said it
has no idea how many more
yachtsmen would participatt:
jn the race because all entri~
are registered at the Slocum
Society of the United States,
organizers of the race. Its
headquarters is in ~ew York.
The spokesman said the
* * * U.S. Sailor
To Steer By
Automatio11
PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) -
America's only entry in a
1),000-mile yacht ract to Tokyo
~·ill have a companion with
him -a mechanical steerer.
Jerry Cartwright, 36, a
world traveler and writer with
a Texas accent, 1 e a v e s
PorUand this v.•eek for San
Francisco and the slarl of
the nonstop race.
Seven skippers from five na·
tions will head their yachts
out or the Golden Gate March
15.
names and countries of the
participants: received 1s or
last October from the Slocum
Society are as follows:
Navy Capt. Eric T•barly.
y,.es Terlein and Marc Cbulk
Linski cl. France: K J ll u s
ltehner and Edith Bauman of
West Germany; J erry
Gartwright and E u g e n e
Martinson of the U n i t e d
Stat.es, and Rene Hauwaert
or Belgium.
No other details about the
l'Ompelitors are available, the
association said.
and 1967, respectively, is com·
petlng In the "'''" "Fraok.ly. I will like to com-
pete ln the coming race," the
38-year-old Kashima s a I d .
"But I have no boat ol tbe
speclli«I a1ze to enter the
competition. Even if I had
one now it is bit too la~e
to ship It to San Francisco."
Asked how manY days It
would take ~lnit yachtman
to reach J~an, Kash.Ima
replied:
· "I think \he voyage will take
between 60 and 10 dars
because the boats are blgger
and faster and it is 1 race
and not an attempt to sail
between the two countries
a lone.
•. , doa tt lht .. ~ •i..... ...... •'"'p •• ·-na"-·ut ---· ..... mett.r '""' bit 11.Mrd. "" tht l'Mlmt In tuM '"' pW.C. ., rM!dll'll:t ·~c.~~· ~~'f.·EtY OIVEH ,.,.,, ..,...1., ...,g -Ul w -v llUlW y -.. u.i.eur . ..,...... fhl l'lfMtlll of lllf; Fourlll 11 •• I'll/le""': h trlfcl "'"'" Will be diUicult nrnyld...a •1.-or ·-• • ...,c_ .... _""ul -.t.i-.1 lllllM ti 1M CM11 Mes. Ca.mor ..... l'l'.lvt 11.0Y M. YAllNtLL. UlA ,.c_fflt Ooil'Olfl"I' Rl<ht..O llKktlt 11 ltl flf .--°"' WW: ....... __..._ -............ en-tAne fl:lllM ,-... Mine tllt Mt.II•• AVl!IUt. c .... Mnl. • .,.1111on lor probal• of ... •
"'41lher ls good. Besides, the lra.ntl ate fl'{fr Jl ytus old PIM ti 81C)'<lt Wmi. Dtled Ftbr_., 1 ... lM for lnuanc. .. 1.t1I.,.• Tntl";~"'t
P··"J n---1-1~.1 nd .... • NOTICE IS l'UllTHl!ll OIVEN ttltl llOY toL YARNELL l<I Jltllfl-r. reftf~ tt WI! ; --.;µ C vi.~1 lll au-~y a ... ve previous tolo lllllng 11 IM ..... n ~ •bo<.l .. mMilOMCI 51•11 of cillfer'llla, Or•,.• Ctlll'Jty: mad• for fv•I"-• 11t'fln111n. end fll• known by ""'ny ae1 (oyl,.,. er~ Ofer' a Al·•-----lfW MM1 all ""°"'' lt'ltti' .. ttd mtr Ol'I FtbrwrY I&. lfft. titlore ""'' lllt !lmt al'ICI 11l1co of he1rfn1 fl'lt
lr ... I ... '" .. '6 ,_._ ... .,. ~-...., -r tlllll bt httrd '" ttw Cltt Co!111cll o H~rv f"ulllle la att4 fllr wld $11lt. u1111 r..t bten i.et tllr M•t~ll 14, c:eed1ng 300 ianes. al IM Cit'; "' CO.II N-Oii "kl Pt•iOlllll"I' .,....rid' 11.0Y M. YAJNl!l.L lt6t. ,, t :)O 1.m .. In !tut to11rtroo;;i Kashima was the sec61ld The ... -..c..1 .... 11.... y--1.•-Ma111t f"lsn of •IC't'Clt wira. llt!O)l;fl 1e "" • " me wto'I wr.o" of DeNrtmtnt No. ) or Mlcl 1 cou~
.................. "':".. "'"'""' ' c. K. PIOEST ~ "-It ·~"*' .. lllt wlm!n !fl. "' ,. w .. t E~hlll '""'· " Japane&e to make· a solo must be of 1 1illgle hull, not c1tv c;11rk 11n1m..,,. •NI adlMwlldtM ~· •~te111tc1 c1tv or s."11 ..,,.., c1111ern11.
transP8.cl.fic v 0 y a 1 e. He longer than 35 feet or aborter "~"'""' o,,,... co111 011iv P1io1. "'' """'· o.1td FIJl!r11•f" ~~ :~" b~·--his !'loot Koraasa F•1111rv Jt, ltff ' m~ (OFFICIAL SEALI w. . ,, ~ '
'"""'"' V" th&p if (eet the auoclatJon JO&IDll E. Otvll CounfY t •
11 into Japan after a 101-day said. Four ~f the boal8, lo-LEGAL NOTICE ~~!i~~·11~1wnia ~.~:Hie1':::4 ,.":v.,u.••1'"'
"Ip I-Long Be··• Cal" •lud1'ng Tabar J • on.~ '-" Suitt Num.,.r • ...., l VUI _..,,, U " " • , Y I 1 8te P425"' MV 'C0mm1uklft EMt!rt1 Hllllllolti. SNCll. Clll .. niJI
jn July, 1967. ~pec1any designed, CllTIFICATE OJI 8U$1NISS June"· 1t1' Ttf! 1714) MWJll
h f'ICTITIOfJS HAMti PubllJhed <>nntt Cot•I 01llY Jlllol, &rttnll\'1 W Jltllllt<lltl' T e spokesman said the The yachtsmen are entitled T11e unclltl'tlv""" <"(Hit t~ ... IY Pie i. F~ruirr 1t. ,. 1nd Mlrdl s. n. PIJllLISl\ad Orans• co.si 01111 J111oi.
race will start from under to select any route bet\\·een ~~'R:. ~.11~·~::.•$11.,:!r ~ 1~111= ,.., fl•"" F~111rv 1t. 20. ''· ,,., 31...,
the San Francisc1> Golden SaTnhFrSalnclsco and Japan. ~:..vi~~ ,: ;::1w:.°i.,AT11.!1R1~R~ LEGAL NOTIC£ LEGAL NOTICE
Gate Bridge March IS for e ocum Society consists PCud of tN 1ouow1n1 ""'°"· whost su,i••o• coutT 0 ,. THI! STATI
Jogashima hland,' about 40 of about 500 inembers scat. ~:i:fo\~11 •l'ICI •llCI or relldtn« CllTIPICA;f:; 8USINISS O' CALll'ORNIA
miles southwest of Tokyo Bay. tered l.hroughout the w~rd . O..,kl E. Quillf, 3'0 E. 2nd St•ett, lflCTITIOUI NAME ,o. TH I COUNTY Olf OllANGI
The association said the who are interested in Iona ~~~"',., ';!~~~~ "'"° co!:~~'"•~= ':11tt~"'w~~ HoT1cl! ::· :Are1
'0,. •l &i.
Neither of the two Japanese
-Kenichi Horle and lkuo
Kashima -who s ingle
handed l y sailed from
California to Japan iD 1962 race is open to any person ocean voyages In 1-·'J boats D1v1d e . c:iu1111 co.1d HI•'-"• ~ , ,. c 11, 'lOPl!RTV AT ,1t1vATE sa1.1
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jf-mmmmmmmmmmm ______ ii;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;U;;;~---··1 51tle or C1!ttornll', Orante Coi;ntvi C1llfcrnr.. lMdtr tt1t lldll~ llrm n1rr>$ In tllt M1tt!J'r of tile Esltlt of EVEL YM Oil J_.ry 11, lfft, btlore mo, 1 of MOGl-sAUVf:' l!NTEAPlllSES ane M. l!IETTS, De«l&eel. Na!trv Public In tnd fot Uld $ .. It, lhtl said tltm Is (On'IPO$Cd ot !ht NOTICE IS HEAEllY GIVEN lhlf I 'ee by Today's H'10llllllY ·-•red DIY!O E. Cll111l1 ~k!Wln• --s. ""*' n1me f" lull !ht und9f'Slantd. IJ 1dmlnt1ll'•IOI' of Newport to Ensenada
Race Plans Readied
J known to me 10 111 1111 ,..,.... wl!OH llhd 11i.ce1 ot tMldfrlCt ••• a1 fClllo=: the esll!e of E'lfltn M. l!lell~. dG'C'NJed,
Nl'M t1 subtcrlbod 10 IN w11hln In· NorTn1fl S.llYf", Mlfl UI· N1r1nlu will ull 1t Drlv11t1 .-tt to tile hl1htll Want Ads sflvment •l'ICI acltnewledtlld 11t lltKUled tlrlvt, $Ollth lfful\I, Calltorfli•. 1nd best l>ldoer 11110n tile te•m• 1no lht 11fl'le. Shelclll MOfl. loMt Oe1wllM Pl1ee, c011altlons heri1ln1fl•r me11llonad, and
(OFFICIAL SEALl Costa Me51, Callfortll•. subled lo e<iirllrll"•llon bY 1.!1111 S...Mrler • Crowing Educational Ser-
viee:
S.m11ll T B1taell 01,., F1brv1N J, Jfft, Court, on l'ie 21111 da~ t i Fellr111N
NolaN ,.Ubllc.Ctllfornr1 NOrmtn 1t11~e' 19.lt, 11 t~t !IOU• of ten o'clock A,M. l"l'lntlNI OftlCt Ill Sl\olclll Mo91 ar th•rHllfl'" within Ille time •llewed Your lawn will prosper, Drante CounlY Slelt ot C1llfOl'fllt. Oran1• County' 1>1 11w. 11 Th• offices of Fr1n1cl!11
and ill MY Commls1lon E1Plrfl On Fobru•N S. ,lfff, l>flort me, " 1nd Franklin. Attorne'fll, 107 E•51 11111 SO W ~ two col· AprJI fl, 19111 Noflrv Pul>ltc Ill and tor wld S!llc, Sll'iet, Coill M~ .. , C1llfcrnll. 111 rltll!.
Plails are already under of the Ocean Racing yachts Icge etudt-nts, if yo11 hire Pub11~11e<1 o •• ,.., eo.11 D•11Y Piiot, D~r..,..1111 •-rtd Horm1n S•uYe' •lld 1111e, interest •nd ·~•~1• '' Ille ukl their ] rv1 Ex J1nu1ry 1' ind Ftbru1ry s, It, It, Mloldll Motl """°""" tt me lo b• 1~11~ EvtlYn M. BelU, d&ee1sod, at Ille 11,...1
way for the annual Newport sailing under the Cruising awn se ce. pt'?-1Ht IS~"'' -~I wl'ICMI "'"'" ••e rb!t• ~, of lier ll•elh. tnd •II rlirht, tltte i nd leneed, and $25 a morith II·-------------to !ht wlfhtn lflstr1Hl''11nt •l'ICI 1 tdcnow ' !ntertst 1111t 11/d est.ie ht' 1t11ulred,
to Ensenada yacht race which Club of America measurement ~ .. •-,,, LEGAL NOnCE ltdllllll llMlv ••ultd "" $tmt. bv eper111on cf 11w or ct11erw1se. 0111er
I CJ I 'II be h -~ 11------~~------j \OFFICIAI. $EAL) tllin or In 111dltlon to !~If or U!d annually draws more than 500 rue. ass Wl yac ts P1t•lcllo A. Wllw"I' EVELYN M. llETTS, ar ,,.. time 01 .1. ··"t m eaurlng 40.4 feet and over : e nc per square foot?? •·Wl' 111o11,.., ,.ubne-cet!fomT• 11,, deilll. in 1rw:1 1o ttw ""'1 tr0i>er1J sa1 1ng yaoi s. ' Tq&t'I the ch&rge (or rent C!ITl•ICATI DI' •VSINISI, PrlndPll Oft!ao In situ•! .... '" lh• <"GUntt o>f Or8n,t, Sfllt
Tom Wilder, race committee Class TI, 36.5 to 4-0.3; Class • ,._ (h;, ind .. ·~al ~·-·. TllR und:,~~.T~:;oi;: ~.~m~ the• i re o r111tt countt , , or c1111arni1. 1nd described 15 .htllews: JI! 32 0 to 36 4 Cl JV .... ...,u-, w_,.., ' Mv (onomlstlon Xt ru l.ol 13 of Trtct No. m4. es p~r Chairman, has an n 0 Un Ced ' ' • ; ass t neat the. Q-nae County <enductlno 11 l>llsTnes< II P. 0. l!rx October I. \tn , MIP tflereol rft((lrded In 8ook fl, 29.0 to 31.9,, and Class V, up ·--e 15tl, Ccst1 Mew, C1llk!O"n\1, uncll!r !lie 'llto!i~lld Onin•• Coal! 01>1"1' P!lol, ,,,, •• Ml•Olllr>!OYS Ml'Ps. 1'1!COrdJ several changes in the format ai"""'rt, 800 ..,..uatt feet in 1ie1111ous .1rm rw1n11 01 NEWPORT ~ 1i. it 1, ,,,, 1'9..i9 to and including 28.9. -l"' ""' Sil.VER PROCESSIHG t l'ICI 11\ft ~•Id FebrWIY"' ' ' tf Ordn11t CounlY. Ca1lfornl1. (Kncwn of the race and r ace re-al.I. 1 Plrm 11 comPOSed ot IM tollaWt~a ,..,90,.s, LEGAL NOTICE •s m S<:ott Ptace, Cost• Mr.a. · ts There will also be five P\o! 1 u nc1 1o ot c.111orn11.1 quiremen . classes of Pacific Handicap • Just 10,000 pennies per ~Jld!nce"';.., •• 'f'o11o::i.: ' ,, tff IUOS or offer.. 1•e lnylled for 1atd Most significanl change will month: TH T, const1nl!ne, :10 w. l•~ HOTK• Of" eut.IC TIANSl'l!:R PrilllllrlV '"" must lie In wrlt1n1 •nd Racing Fleet yachts. Class VI, F'°'"' Atcadll, ea111orn11. tlta "" -,,., u.c.c.) w111 b' •ecelvltd 11 Jhe offices or be two classes of Midget up to Ifi8·, Class VII, 170 to You can rent a furnished Kirn F. C1dw1tl10tr. lll R11b1 Ave.. EiC,... Nt. 1t.16Ut FRANKLIN AND FRANKLIN, .t.ltornt YS
Ocean Racing Fleet yachts _ one ,bedroom house in 8111>111 111arw:1, Ctlltomla. Hot\ct 15 hfreb'I s!v.n to 111e Crodllor.i f<lr uld estate. '" mov be filed w1111 210; Class V[JJ . 212 to 228: Dfi.d Febl'l<llY '-Ifft. of JOHN c FINN 1nd ROSALIE M. the Clerk of tlld Cour1. er dellyertd
under 30 feet in overall length. Class IX, 230 lo 270, and Class Eastsld~ Costa Mesa, at Ttd T. eo ... tin!ln• FINN, Traniferors. wt101e t>1o'lnes1 1d· lo the Adminl~!nitor PtrJon•ll~. •I ant
Th' MORF 'II bed' 'd this very low price, it you Kt~ F. C1dw11l•def' drns 11 10tl·• l tker Slttet. CMll lime 1119• the fJrJf pybllcellon of 11!\J
IS year WI IV! • X. 272 and" over. Sltlt of C1llloml1, Oruio1 Caunfy: MfSI COlllllY of Or1n11e, State &I Notice, Ind before mtklno uld 11le.
ed into two divisions _ Class call today. 0n Ftbruirv •· 19&t, before m•. 1 canfu,,.11, f'l'2'· t11.i a 1>11lk 1..-an~ter S.ld s.ale will be mid~ uPOn fl!• The race committee is com· Nott i\' Public In 1rw:1 tor Mid s111e, b tboYI to be m1dt to sEDLEY A. lollow1n1 arm~:
A for yachts rating 13 feet, ed 1 W 'ld p 1 K t • DIME A LINE DEAD-peno111111Y 1ppe1red Ted T. con511n11r11 YOUNG '"d M.t.RIDN s. YOUNG, Im~· <•'"· and over, and Class z for pos 0 I er, au e-LINE JS 3:00 PM FRI-tl'ICI I(.,, F. Cadw1t11aer kllowll le me 1>11nc:r 1nd wife. Tr•Mf1r•e•· w~ose D•~ FO!bru••~ 11. lHt.
tenburg, Larry Tesf and to be the ''"°"' Wl!Osl Mme• 11"<1 blo•!MU •OdrH• 1$ 3043 S1rno1 P\tce, BANK OF' AMEll:ICA
yachts rating up to 22.9 feet M1'JJa' rd R os1'n·g . W1'lder sa1'd DAY -HURRY HURRY lllbKrlbed lo Ille wllhln lnstr11mer.t 1nd Coti. I.IHI CounlY of Or1"911. Stale NATION.t..L TRUST .I.NO
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'nclus1've. HURRY!! ICkMWled11td l~!"I' elfKllled ""••m~. of C1lllor .. 11: t2626. SAVINGS ASSOCIATION, three more will be added. (OFFICIAL SE.t.L) Tho proc>•rlY to be '"'"'"'red ii toc1ted I na!IOl'tl
Th 'II be J' I .~~~~".'.'..:.'.'..'.'.~::..:~'.'."':_ _ __J~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!'J J01eoh E. Oavli al 190l-ll ll•ke• Strttt, Cost• Me••· llanklnt Auoc1•11on ere WI !Ve C asses Noltry Jltlbl10-C:11!fcrnl1 County of Orlntt. Stile of C1lltcrn\1, By T, J. TIERN AN, Jr,
PrlnclDll Dfflct In •2626 Aul1l11'1f Tr11•I Ofllcer Or1nga County s..id ~ro~ert"I' 11 dtse:rll1ed !n telll!rtl Ad,...!nl1tr1tor of the Mv CDmmlsslo" Elfpfret 15. Est1te of
Junt 21, lt70 . All 111xt In tr1dt, !1xture1, eCIUl~rnenl EVEI. YN M. llETTS Publl5h9d Ol"ange Cot.ti 0111~ '""ol, and toad wlll il'ICI 1T1de name of Oece11ed.
Flbl'w1ry 5, 12, lJ, 2•, "" 1'7.ft thll Ttkl OIJI Food buslne!S kMWn l'R.t.NKLIH and FIAHKLIH 11 THE GOLOE N CHICKEN 11'1d .t.tam,,a II LIW lot.II,., 11 1093-8 ll1ker Stteel, CllSh 107 Eall 111~ Slrffl
Industry Reveals Code
• LEGAL NOTICE Met1, CaYnlV ot Orange, St1te of l':•sla Mff~, C•lll~nl• C•!if.-r,.11. AllOl'llll'I fir Adm111lstr111r .. NOTICE TO CRl!!DlfORS Tl'll l>~lk lran!lfer w!H I.le cons~mm1!fd T.!: ~22.SI SUfOERIOR C9UlllT DP THE on or iller the lrd dt"I' o! Mtrth, .t.1torn1n for Pll!!lontr STATI! 01' CAl.11'011.NIA FOil lHt, II BAY ESCROW CO., !'IC., lH~ Pub!l>hl!d Drangl Cots! 0111\1 Pl!ol,
THE CO-::~:'°'~:..DRANGE Hi1rbor BIYd., Costa M"I' Counlv of Febru1rv 12, 13, 1,, 1'6t t~t Of Boating Standards
The most comprehensive
code of s tandards e v e r
published for builders of small
pleasure craft is no\Y in the
hands of boat manufacturers
throughout the country, ac-
cording to Donald I. R eed,
manager of engineering for
the Boating Industry Associa·
tion.
Reed said the 11&.page 1970
BIA Engineering Manual bas
been mailed-to more than 700
72 Compete
In Tune-up
l!sttte of HAROLD JO S E , H Or1n111, Slate of Clll~ni1. known builders Of boats Under HOULIHAN, Oeceised. . So tar •s known lo ftle Tr•n•fer1e1, 26 feet in length. NOTICE IS HEREllY G•VEN kl the all b11slnet• names tr>d •dd•e,-;stt us•d1------~-------cr~I~ of Ille abov• nlmed decedent bV Tr~~rcrs fof Ille mree yea~ BAll·UU The new . manual contains th1 t 111 pe,..on• li1vln1 cl1lml •11ln~I last Ptsl, II different from !ht t bovt, HOTlCE OF TIUSTCE'S loll.I "'! rec m e ded pra 1· the 111d oe.:e<1en1 ••• •e<1~1,ec1 10 111e ••e: T. o. N•. Tl 211.u °' Om n C ICCS lhf!n, wlm fho ne«5"1fY ve11dlers, In Non' On M•rch lol, 1t&9, •I 11:00 A.M,.
ranging from lightning pro-lh• otfltl of the clerk of Ille 1bove Celed Februarv II, It.It TlTL~ INSURANCE ANO TRUST COi.i· enllllld cc11rl, or le presanl ttlem, Wllh SEOLEY A, VOilHG PANY, 11 dulV IPP01Med Tr111tH unaor tection for boats to tire in-m1 11Kes11tv vo~rs, to Ill• 11n· Tran,ieree and 11Yrsu1nt to Deed of T•u•I oatcd
flation charts for boat trailers. dersl1ftlld 11 Ille cttla ct hfs Al!ornevs ~~:~~ees. YOUNG Se1>tember 19, 19u E~ecuted By: Stell •r>d l.ev1 ..... 727 Wfll 1th Street, c O•llY PilO! ROBERT 0 . NALL •n<I JOAN NAl.L, Of the Standards, four are 51/llt Humt..r flO, LOI Angelts, Ctlllornla Published Ora~ Ot$1 321'°'; l!llSl>ind '"d·wlfe, 11 iofnl te~1nl1 te.d
d h be ha d 90017, wf\!ch 11 the place of bYaln•ss Febru•rt l9, 1961 record~ Se~!emblrr 3(1, 1966, at ln•lr. new an 14 3Ve e n C nge of th1 11ndtr$11n9d 1n t!I m.ttt.rs ,,er-No. 11392, ln book IM-I, page '"•
since the 1969 manual was 111n1,,. ,., 1111 wai.. of 11ld d11eo<1ont LEGAL N011CE of Offlcl;ol RKords 1n 1he cfflce of within 4 monttw alttr the 1!•51 ,..bll(1llon Ill~ CounlV Recorder cf Or•nge Ccuntv,
published a year ago. of 11111 notlct. HOT.Cl! oF INTl!NTIDN TO C1IUornl1. Wll.L SELL AT PUBLIC
Several ol the changes -Dtled Ftbru•rv 10. l Nf TRANli,1!11 IN IULK AUCTION TO HIGHES T 81CCER FOR H<lovff H. Pr•!!, AT \IUl\.IC AUCTION CASH (pav1bl1 ,, lime of $lie '" notably in boat fuel systems E~1<;ulor of tr.e Wiii el Ncflt• 11 '1!1rtbv, •'"" lo Ille Credl!or; lawful money cf the Unlte<I Stale~/ 'JJ if( h lhe 1bovt Mmed deCfldent of 'IETE't 8YK!flll(, Tr1ns~ror, WllO!• In t~t lcbbr of the wed {P•rkino WI St en t e re-$TELL AND LFltNI; b°'lnoS! addren Is 1?U~ Grcva View, lot) entr•nct of Tiiie ln:Wrtn(I .8ulldln•
q uirements -Of the BIA Boat 721 WHt 71~ Slrffl1 ,f,ol. ll, G1rden Groye, Co11n,.,. or Or•no•. ioc.11a on lhe Northwnt ccrner of Suitt l{amMr f11, Slate cf C1!1ternl1. Elthlh 1nd Mtl" Slret!h, S•"lt An1,
Safety Certification Program, 1.11 All9t111, C•lllttlll• *"· S.ld P•Ol'•rlY 11 t1=lbed in ,.,,,er11 Clllfornl1 1u rlvht, !!tie •114 1n1er•~•
which currently cover_ s m_ o_re Teh Olli •V·Hn '" Dl1!1I Pim, Tools. E11u111. et th•t corweved to al'ICI new held bt '!! unoer An.r111Y1 Mt' IXKutll' Diesel Rep1!r She• b\t!l!neu knewn •• 1110 Deed of Trust !11 lh1 praP•rtY ihan two-thirds of small boat '"Jl·2U'll l!IYICERK OIESEI:: COMl'ANY Ind s!lutled In s1Td County Ind Sl1!t deKrlb-
od cl. \ PYbllshed Ortnot Ca.!1 OJllV Pllcl, loe&led II (20 31st St . NtwPOr1 leach, td 11·
pr U ion. Fetoru1rv 12, 1', 2' ff\d March 5, Counlv o1 Or1n1e. Slit. or C•lllcrnl• The Nor1husl1!rlv rect1neu11r cn!-
One new standard calls for lMt m.m Auction wm be conduc,., by l'HtL h•ll of Lal tS of Tr1c1 ~10. 7t6. HANSON, Auctioneer. en flit hi d•Y In Ille aiunlv of Or..,.e, sf1!e of
a system of permanent h ull LEGAL NOTICE cf Mirth, ,,.,, 11 10 o'clock .t..M. C:11lfornl1, •• Ptr maa> rKordod 111
LEGAL NOTICE
· ] be to 'd ] t at (20 31st St .. NeW110r1 ll••ch, CoYnlY l!look 21. p11e 25 of MIS<:e!11neous
Se seria num rs at s a es STEREO SENSATION! ·····•· of Or1nge, Sl•I•" C1llfor"l1. Maps, I~ 1111 office cf tr.. CO<Jn!v venty-two boats in eight concerned with the problem .. The Terms 01 ll'lt s.1e wm be for re,."roer cf s•ld cc11ntv. classes turned Ollt Sunday for HOTICE TD CAEDlTOlS tilsh. S11d .. le wn1 be m1de, but Without · of small boat thefts, Several tUPEllOI CDUIT Oii THI! so rir a! kncwn 10 tho Auctioneer, ccYet11nl or w•rt•nlV. exoreu tr lm1>lle<I, Cabriltt Beach Yacht Club's la] ted l ST.t.TIE OF CALtl'OllHlA FOJI all buslnen nemes 1nd 1ddrJlSes us'!d regardln1 tl!le, POSseulon, pr en.
Midwinter Tune-Up Regatta. s es are expec 0 pass The colorful sound of ~ THE COUNTY OF OlllAHGE by the Tr1nsferor for the lhree "l'fllS tumbr1nt11, IO pay !he ••m•lnlno Pf( ...
The winners: serial numbering laws, so that E 1 1 1 H~·A:~rt' Eu GENE 1•1t P•st, 11 01H1r1n1 1rorn 1boYe, •re: cr~1 wm o1 111t note secured bt
Stolen bo,t i'nformat·ion can ,.,•;,~ERc 0 sed M,A.N. P•clflc, 100 s111., N..w"'"' 1ucn. 111d OHO of Trust, 10-wll: i1.1t•.01,
CAL-40 (3) T t A t .. Orange County Music .. ... ' Kea . cant. wllh lnltf9't trom October 15, 1'67, -e ua, r be entered with the Federal . NOTICE IS HERE8Y GIVEN '° 111' Ant '"a 111 e11!ms cl ... 1111soever •s In 11ld note Provided, 1dv1nces. Walker, CBYC. tredl1Gr1 of lht al>ove "'""ed dec:edenl n~lvre ''" to bt Dreunted to the 11 i nt vnde• the "'""• of said o,...,
C .,34 .-(J) Balclutha, Bureau of Investigation's Na· mit •11 "''M>lls hav1111 clarms "11~'1 eserDw d•a>•r1men1 or Phil H1n10T1 i. ol Tr~s1. lees, chargfl •nd exoenses ~ RADJQ KQCM 1031 fM 1111 ••Id dectdenl are t8-lllted '°f ie AssoclUe~. en or btft>rt mt 111 d•Y of tll1 Truslff 1rw:1 cf the h111ls crtfled J ohn Kincaid, CBYC. tional C r i me Information . · '"""' wllh the "ece•s8rv vouchers, rn ct Mircn, 1969 ,1 , c·ct.ock A.M .. bv ~,10 OH<I cf Truit.
Center. ; l~e office ot the clork "' th~ il>cve •nni, \V. 111n SI., In the Cllv of The 1>1n1nc!1rv Yfl<ler itld O<"ed cf PHRF (23) - (1) Re<lon. f f h' I I d N t B h. ienlltled court. or 10 presonl tllem, w!lll 511111 An1, Countv of Or1nse, stat! Trust, bv re1son of 1 br~1ch er ~tleutt Rex Bender, VVC·. (21 ,.,·, The manual's standards are • • rem as ion s an ' ewpor eac IMf neceS$~ry vcucners, to the un· of Ctlllorn11. In Ille ob!lg•llot!S setY•td lll•rebv
de .. eloped by seven B I A dtr•lane<:r ., !he cf/le• o! 11~r ~11~•nt~·s, Dt!ed FebrYlrY l7ttl. 1'6t. heret<Jlore e•etuted 1nd dollve•ed t~ between Tortola, J im Cov"ie, • Gemmll a. Welborn, t03' E. WisMn!llon PMl Htn$0!', Auctlonter the undtrsltioed 1 written Declir•tlon
CBYC' and Ginger II' Dave engineering committees COID• lllvd,. Pko-Rlvert, Ctlllornl• '°'60, wlll<h PYblllhed Or1n11t Cell! DIHV Piiot, Of Otl111ff tncl D""'llld !Qr S.lt, Ind l• r~e ,11ce o! bllslnen 1>! me una1r1!1ned Febl'l<lrY 1t, lt6t 31:149 wrJl!en r.ottce ef breach Ind of elediOtl
J ohnson, CBYC. posed of technical personnel In 111 m1ttus 1>e•T11n1no lo tlle e11111e to c1use 111e under!lintter 1o sen sild
CAL-20 from participating manufac·'-==========================================;l"f u!d decedent, w!!hl" tour months LEGAL NOTICE Pl'flPertv to s1t1stv $lid o1rnutlOt1• •nd (6) -Tanqueray. Ir 1fter 111e ""' DYl>l1t111on cf !Ills notlt•. thereeller. on Novemblrr n, 1961'. 111,
Dave Searing, CBYC. turers. Before promulgation. D•ltd Ftbr111rr 7• 196'· ce:11:TiFt<:ATll! 0,. co11.J1o••TION YM1ers11ntd c1u1ac1 ••kl r.otice cf 1>re1dl
h d d Gt0!'9!1nn1 Fltlcher 1nd ~I tledlim lo bt M dtd I MERCURY (7) Tilt. I e stan ar s a re reviewed NEWSP~ERS Ad""1n111r11rl• of th• E1111e 001H,•,,:,u,1•0'",,"',.~N10•• book 1115, P•oe 141 0, ;11d0' Offkl~
Ge P b · · d' t" ol tht •bt'I• n1med dKedent " Rte ra ' orge atter son. CBYC. y an engineering coor 1na Jon GIMMIL. WELIORN THE VNOERSIGNEO CORl'OJIATIO'l 0:1e·'·Febr111rv ,, "°'
5-0-5 (10) -Super Log, J .A. committee -composed of *' •· W1tlll~•l•11 llv~.. doet herebY certlf'f "1tt ll Is candYdlng ·TITLE 1NsuRA,rc·E AND , f Jllc.-Jl l¥tr1, C1Nfvr>l1 ffflt a rNI l !ltl• bu1lne11 II U2t Perl TRUST COMP.t.NY Hobson, CBYC. representatives o the boating T•h 11111ox1-m 4 Shefflekl Pr1~. NtwPOrt lle•c ~.
bl. h US C AntrMY• for Admlnl1tr11r1r C1lftorn1t, under !hi tlcllllous !!rm n3me RS ••Id Tru~le•, SNIPE (71 No. 15280, liugh pu lC. t e . . cast Guard l'ubllsheo Or•nt• coist DillY ,.1101, 01 OAK BROOK v11.l.AGE .ind tha! !Y1hE~MJ~'1· HEINlEll,
Dl'etz CBYC and state boatm' g agenc1·es Febtu.tY t't it 2• 1nd March s. the 111m1 of uld corJ10r•t~ •nd 11~ u or ' cer . . -NEARLY AU THE PEOPLE ALL THE TIME I '"' . ·••• '""'"" ""'" ·~·~· "" ... , •• ,. "'""""' 0
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"' '""· SMALL BOAT ARB. 113) to make sure the standards REACH -oon11d L. er.,, cam111nY. 1sn1 vi!n-FebNirv lt, 2' ind M•rch 5, "" tt(·ff
-Boat Baby, Don Cladd, are consistent and in accord LEGAL NOTICE tura Bau!i vird. suite 1100• Sherm'" O~kl· C1111ornl1 tU03
CBYC. "'ith public safety. DATEO : Janu••v Jt, ""· -----------------'-----------11 P·l1H5 ,A· Oonakl I., '"" C0!1"Hnv •&ll·llM
LEGAL NOTICE
•.. ••••••OPEN SUNDAYS11•••••~1IJ c11tt1F1cATE o11 •usitflss w11111m P. tcl11$:11'Mn NOTICE OF T•usTEl!'s saL1 FICTITIOUS HAMI! Vl(e Prulde"I T O N T• ,, ... The unclt"l;ned doel C!lrllfy lhtt 111\e w. F. Stron1 · ' '· 11 conductlne 1 IHJtl"'5t 1f 400 NtwPOfl Secrei.rv On Maren U, l96t, II 11:00 A.M.,
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TITLE INSURANCE AND TRUST COM· C~ler Or. E1st, NowPOrt Beatl!, STATE OF CAL ll'ORH1A Pl.NV d I ft" , C1!lfoml1 11nder tile tlctlllous llrm n1me COUNTY OF LOS ANG ELES J u ' IS II V IPDO ~ rinlet \lnde' ' T TIOH SERVICE d •nO OUrsu•nl lo Deed ~I Trusl d•!td of MEDICAi. CIC A t" On !his 111" d•"I' of Fe1>rutry, 1'/)t , Ncvember ~' lPU Executed Bv· LINCOl.H tt11t 11ld firm Is ccmDOled GI Ille belort me, 1 Nollry Publlc In 1nd O SHER,f,NIAN d ICATl<iLEE
1e1111w1n1 pe,SOfl. whos• "'"" !n tun lo• ulo Counht 1nd State, pe•.on1+tr sHEl!AN1AN hlllb•;no no 11 N Rti 1nd pl1ct ct <1sldMt1 It 11 lollow3: 1ppearo<1 w1m1m '"· Kl11111111n 1nd w. recordotl ofc..,.tier l ~945 w, •· 1 ·~ llARl!IARA ANN BISHOP, 1010l F. S!r0"9 known to be Ille Vice Pr"ldtnl No J~ In book ' ' 1 "1 r.
H1rbor l!le U,., HYnllntton Betth, 1rtt1 ~crtl•rY of 1111 cor110r1llon fll•t official Recoro 1 ~~1• :+t'f• IOI, cl C11lfoml1 e•KO.Jttd the wl!hln ln1trumen1 an beh11! County Rtccr~r n cf ~ Ct t 1111 Oaled J1nu.irv 21. l96t cf lhe corporatk>n ll!trtln fllmld, ~r>d CtlllOrnla, WILL SEl.l. ri;~• p ~nty,
BARllAAA .t.NN lll$HOP ICknowltd11d IO mt flll l 1~dl corporttron AUCTION TO HIGHEST l lODElltU F~C. Sl1le of C1!llornla, Or1not CoYnfy : t~ecultd lht .. mt. CASM (PIVtble ti II of le tllt on J1nu1ry 21. 1Ht, btfo1'1 me. • WITNE SS mY hind end-!. 11wfyl mon•v cf 111 m~ ·ieo "st i..'I Holtry P11bllc In tnd fcf" Mid StAle. (OFFICIAL SE.t.1.1 Frt nlr: £, G••Y !n Ille lobl>l' I • no 1 perscn~llv IPDe•re<:r llAlllAltA AN~ NCl•N Pijbllc-Ctll!Vrnll let) enttlf\CI of ;111 '"~ "'"' ~"1'i:'~ &!SHOP ~newn tc me le M ~ "''~~n Ptlncl1>AI OlllA In !ocutd ...., t~r N• r11!11SVr:nu u lllfl
whott n1me Is IUbKrlblrd 1'0 1111 within Los A"ttlt• Countt !::tqh!h ind Miln ;lre:i::' S~er An~ 1n,lrYment '"" acloncwl!!dgl!d iht e~· MY Commission Expl~! C•lllotnlt Ill •IOM lll!e 0 0 0 Kiiied the ume. DK, 1', U&t COtlv .,. ' ' t n n '"''' (OFFICIAL SEAL1 S4a oc ey, '" Mid r.ow l!eld bt n ll~r J~'"'"' E, o1y11 Publlsh..:I or1nee Cot1t D.illy l"ilot. !r.;:'11~e~ 1~ T1~•lot !~ the •n..triv
Uo!trY PublloC1lll'Cml1 l"et>rYlrt It, H lr>d Mforch ~. U, In stld COll~IV c Ind si':"~ lll!ltl!, Prlf'ICIPll Office In lff• Jlt." 11. • eic:rlbed
O•~noe Coun!v ' The Sovthe t 1 " If My Commtulon Ea11ir11 LEGAL NOTICE •II of Lot ,J;s e;n~ tto' N~lot fOI,
Junt 21. 19111 l!•lf of I.cl fo. of t Wttferlv P~bl!shed Ort-CCIII! DllJV Piiot, EH,..W Mt. stll 1!0 !n !he cllv of Htwpcrl r:~tlrNo. tOI.
Jlnuirv 2' and F.torunrv $, n, U, NOTICl lO CllllDITOlltS DI' •VI.I( of Or•lllt, 1'-'-of Califam11.' ::u:~
INJ ISW'I TRAHll'l!ll m1p reQl)rcJM In 8oo1t 11, llf'l'S ~t
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LEGAL NOTICE ISKL ,,.,,.,., o.c.c.1 to 3f 1nc1111lvt " M11ctll•neous M•e"
Nolite h htrttlv •"'911 ~ cr-ectltw! In ttlt of'flct ti l'ht tollflfy rKol'der
of '"~ wlt'l'lln 111med p1rt+os 11111 • of ••Id county, E TO CRlOITOll b\11k trtnllfr 1, lntelldf'CI to twl nltdl S.!d ull!' wm bs m10e, 1>111 •llllOut
Mt • .t.-'lJn Oii "'"°"'' P!'O'Ol'h'. IW!rtlntftl!r dMcr!b-ai~n•nl or w1rnnty, ••~r~i er ln1J>l/&11, SUJll !OJI COUllT -OF T"I ed. rpg1rdlnt llllO!', l>Ol!IOIJlorl, or en•
$TATE OF CALIFOllNl,t, ,DI The n11111 Intl b\lllntS1 *rou Of Cllmbtlroces, lo Pf"!' 11!t rt""•lnllll "'I"• TNI COVNTV OF OI AHOl fhl lnllndlO tr1,..leror t•t: CIP•I sum of 1111 note >«llrtd l>v Eitite of GEORGE LEON.I.RO llll.t.0. JOAN DUDLEY, !141 Tuttin Avl'nYe, stld Dttd of Tl'\rll, to-wlt· S!Ynoi 1i
FOJtO, 0.0..lld, No, ""' C:osll Mesi, Ctllfcmla. will! Inter"! '1"om J11ty j 1t6' '•' Notice t& h••• t!YOn to crltd1fof'I The name and b'"l..eu ll!dr"'~ cl In ttld no111 orovlde<I, 1f v•nai .~ Mv!111 (Cl•1mt 11111111 the ••Id dtctclent 1111 '"~td tr1n1fl,..e 1rt: •nr. ul'ldltl' Ille ftrmio of i•ltl D"~ 1<1 t!le salO cNllms !11 "'°' Oflleto of DOHALO W. IARLING Ind JENNI E af Trvst, feet, clllrteJ Ind exP•nJ•J the Clerk of file 1!or-ua1d Cour1, of SUE llARLING, mtt llell~lllSI Dt lvt, of 1111 TN"ee I nd Of ttle 11'\<sb trMIK
It P"1ilt nt ~m 1o !Ir• urw:1tril1ned Et Toro. Cllltoml1. bl' ••kl Ottd of Tru1t, 1t "'" offlct of MV$l(IC l'EELElll & Thtl Ille Pl'-rlY ,..rllntnl "e•tlo T~ be<>et1c:l1ry under Mid o~ Ill
GAlllJtETT, ~· Wl!ll!lre '111vd., In "''-le dtserlbtd In """"II l!l; M1terl1l1, TrvJt, by <fflon of 1 b•eKh or dl:tlvlt Cll"I' of LOS .t.ntlllS. COllnlY of Lot w11a11n. !l'llrd'i•ndl"' 8'1Ulefll .... I, (OI'} In lht Cl>ll~tl-t.ICUrtd ,,,.,.~
Anlltlu, Cillfo.m1a, wtoltll !•tt.r olflct l11rnltur1, fflclllf11, eciulPIY!eflf, 111 WP• Mt1Tohlre e•ec:u!l!Cf 1nc1 dellv•rM T;
11 Ille 111ac. ot Mlno•iii o( lM undenl~nW 1111n. utillht dYOllti, 1oodwHI •lld lllt llfldtnltlltd • wrl"..., Dtclirillon
111 111 man.n Dttll llllnt te ti lO clttt IN••l'lo!d lnltrttl •fllf 11loclltd1!; of 09ft~ll Ind Demand lvr SI~ lrttl
S\lct'I Cl I•" wlttl tllt llf(tua!"f ~.:. J:Jt W._ltlll, Cosfl Miia. C111forni.. wrltl!ln nolleto or breidl •lld 01 eiKi1on • TllM Sl'kl bullo: ll'tntf1r II 111i.ndtd le awt tM under 1'!"11 mutt bl filed or "fllll!td •• 11<1r11a!d, to bt '""°'~"''"" M """ otflw of •-""' fll ulbf'r ' "' "11 ••!d wlltrlll""" -""· •Tier ""l!nl fH.11>11(-.1> MElllT ESCllOW CCIII.~ ni,. V'"lu,. -"' -.. _ Ml .. tl O~llOlllona, •Ml !IOfl fll 11111 llll1U. ,... ' c " • .. , ..... vt m t ll. 19'1 '"• ..... F """' u ,... '""·' MIO Uy, c1111or"lo· .,. er undlr1!1ntll , • .,..., Nld f\Otlq of I>' ~ 1 "' · · 11ier Febn,ttrr •• 19'f. and of t lKtlcn lo lit •<>.K Ptfef '°°"'1 8fidtt:lrl ~ It• 11 It ~-le l.lkl mienotd boell: ll'U. llHt 1'l of rtcor~ 1" ElltClillor If"" wm Trlflllltltl .... lnltflffll, Tr1111!tf'Or' RKONll ' llld Of'lltl~I fll t•ld de(_.ttifll . MUSICK. ,llLlll I e..t.Rlltn 1l$e<I 1111 fllllOWll!f ldelrlon•I bu$!net1 TITl.E IN5VJt,t,N(E .I.NO
•t11· lflflrf A. 1.-lllfMt Ind tddr11t• w\111111 file 1t1r" TllUSt COMPANY " • _,, i.,~t NII: I • Mid Tt1t11tt
Otlf Wlblllrt I N&,, Ncr.~ It ELMER YI. HEINZE• Lt• Aitt•ltl. C1N..,,,l1 ... IJ Dtled F•t1V1ry 11, 19'6 Allltlorllttl Ofl1Qt ' A"'"'9n fir ·~~ylfl'" OONALD W, l,f,111,ltlG 0.!fd: Frbrutrt IJ. 1Ht ~ JENHIE SUE l,f,ALIU~ '1A>lltfMol HtwPOn l'lll'bor N l'ubll1f'11d Ot-• Conl 01lrr l'lle!, In~ Tran.iu·tl!t ComlllMd wilt! 0.ltr ,.1 '"' !Inn•. Frbrul•"I' It, Jf t r>d Mtrc:h I, 12, Putlll\~..S Ot1"" COi~! t11!1w "11of, hid\. Cal!lorfllt Ill!, Jtt .... r!
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ByPeltr SleiAcnloo, MO
Dear Dr. Sleincri*i: I .. I » and have had lumps in
my breast '°' the past few mootbl. Both my fNnlly <loo<
torandan.-Jent-
aay J do not have ctim. '
They caJI I I "fibroeystlo
disease." But I am sW1 wor-
.. rted. Is there anything eloe
I can do?-Mrs. T .. ,. .
~· Every lump daerves respect and In-
vestigation -especWfy wbul
: found in the b"ast. A>. in
your case, it's wise to think
of the po.uibility of cancer,
I am sure your two ·docton
have considered lt carefully,
If, after study, they aay
· ' it ls noncancerow, then be
:. thankful ud aetept their
·word. I. ~ ~ that if they
found cantll' they woold not
DOCTOR IN
THE HOUSE
Dear Dr. Stelncrohn: I often
get cramps lately. My doctor
says I have a spastic colon.
I've had no :r rays or anything
1lse. How can he tell? -
Mn. R.
COMMENT: In this tense
age we're living in, some get
tension headache, o t h er s
break out tn hives, still others
get an upset s tomac h .
PsychO!OmallcaTiy speaking,
ieruiion can attack any part
of'the body.
I suppose your doctor has
made his diagnosis of spastic
colon on the basis of your
history. But If you continue
to complain, undoubtedly he
will put you throogh the
.~. d lagnostic mill o f
1lgmoldo scopy, barium
enem1t stool e1aminatlom, GI
x ray series and other tests.
AUboagb 1prtic colon Is
often due t nerves and
tenseness, he will wanl to be
IUl'e that lhere11 no otber
ln>uble In the colon : lib ob-
. · nonnll ~. po!Jps, ulcer·
atlon, or infection.
The coloa makes up the
IJ'eater part· of the large In-
testine. Aft.ere 1 l r act In r
nourtshment from the food we
eat, its job ls (o move ~
matter out to the rectum aDd
anus.
Ordinarily there an no
symptoms. But when it is
1pastlc, for lnstanct, then
• · come the cramps (and either
COllStlpatlon or diarrhea). II
your cramps are really due
to llpa3tll> tolon, then bland
dltl, tranquUlr.ers, and an-
tbpasmodia should bring lm-
OfMtement.
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a:.great sale on 'and Jots of every-
·;.thing for everyone. ,-.
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of cherries in George's bowl on
the stage in · tlie. Carousel ·Court
(George himself will be there,
too!> Drawing slips available ·in
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course. We'll also gl\iji:away lots
of cherry pie's. Sho'u ru;:..be fun, so
come. Drttwing witl.!\1e-on Satur-
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Wanning Vp
Andrew Hawkes pours Susanna Tomecko a drink
after a skiing outing in this scene from the Neil
Simon comedy 04Come Blow Your Horn," now on
stage Fridays and Saturdays through March 22 at
the Long Beach Community Playhouse.
Morality Play Slated
At Chapman College
Vader W!lflner'• Baton
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"Pray for Everyman."
This sign is appearing all
ovU the Chapman College
Catilpus i1J. orange, advertising
the next proi:luction nf the col-
lege drama department, a
modem version of t h e
rri'edieval mo r a Ii t y play,
"Everyman."
tion of Henry Kemp-Blair,
head of the Chapman drama iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil•••••~-------------.,1 department, who wrote the ii
A cast of 30 is currently
in rehearsal under the direc-
Violinist's
Oass Set
Joachim Chassman, one of
America's most distinguished
viGlinkts and teachers, will
present three semi nars at
Caillornia State C o 11 e g e ,
Fullerton. as a result of a
grant from the M u s i c
Associates.
Maxson Foss of Fullerton.
who heads the support group,
s&ld the grant was made so
th&t lhe free lectures on "The
Arl of Violin Playing and
Teaching" can be given to
interested musicians.
The series, according lo Dr.
Joseph W. Landon, music
department chairman, opens
Wednesday night, Feb. 26, and
continues March 5 and 12.
The time Is 8 o'clock and
the location is Room 118 of
the Musi c-Speech·Drama
Building. Reservations are re·
quired and can be made by
telephoning 870-3511.
adaptation of the centuries-old
classic play which symbollies
the journey of man to the
grave and to God.
Jn updating the play, Kemp-
B\air has added go-go girls
and dancers to such tradi·
tional characters in the Play
as "Death," "FellO'll'/ship,"
"Knowledge," "Beauty," and
"Strength."
Six performances of the pro-
duction will be given In Ute
Chapman College Auditorium,
at 8:30 p.m. February 27 and
28 and at 2:30 and 8:30 p.m.
on March 1 and 2.
Tryouts Set
For Thriller
Readings for "Walt Until
Dark," lhe next production of
the Laguna Playhouse, wlll
ge held Sunday afternoon,
playhouse manager I rm a
Nofziger announced.
The supense thrlller of a
blind woman teriuUed by
three boodlwnt, written by
Fredrick Knott who authored
"Dial M for Murder." will
be directed by Kent Johnson.
The cast calla for four men,
a woman and a young girt.
Tryouts will begin at 1 p.m.
in the playhouae, 311 Ocean
Ave., Laguna Beach.
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Life iti the Balatice
Di1trict attorney George Shultz (left) and defense lawyer Clark 1'""'arrell argue
legal points over the fate of Jeanette Baker in the Rancho Community Playen'
"Night of. January 16th," opening Thursday at Mission Viejo High School:
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F. -ol l?m "A" SI., 11w>11DctM Bt1cb, NI beta
l l'lpe\l 1lo 511e_..i AP'B,
Tu. lor lrliniD( bl the dtt• .,...,. field.
The linnlo Is I lflduale
ol Foanlalo Valley H I 1 h
School. QIL
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1DD ol llr. ud MB. 1Uchtrd
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lo Vlejum, Lt. ... ...-. Is
• graduate of Costa Meu.
High School .... ol the
\Joivenlty of Ca1Uorol1 at
Berbley.
ht. LC. -Allle, 20, '°" ol Mr. ud Mn. HllTy Adle
ol -Bolly Lane, Newport Buch, ii oenlog on the blllle
!rcnl in Vietnam.
_,,... "*" M. ftod. ma. SOB , ol Mr. and Mn.
R. M. Rodman of Ban. was
honer -mldsblpmao lo< the quarter at the Untveralty
of Utah. He achieved 1 S.fl
pde avera,e.
AREA WOMEN
SERVE, TOO '
Alnua 11cvt111 J. wa111a1.
daqhter of· Mr. 1nd Mn.
Artbur L. w aJllna of . um
Apel Lane, Hunlloilton Buch,
lw botn 8'slgned lo • unit
o1 the Sfrllegtc Alr Command,
Wutover AJ!'B, Mass. for
trai.nlnJ 'as a recreation
opedalilt.
She complete<! buic training
at Lack]~ AP'B, Tex.
sci. lldllll J. s b orb ,
daughter: of Mr. and Mrs.
David L. ShOrb of ':W Avocado
St, Costa Mesa, an inventory
1peclall!I, lw botn recog-
olzed !0< helpinJ her ontt earn
the U.S. Alr 'Force ~lstand
in.r Unit Award.
The sergeant will wear lhe
distiJ'Jctive service ribbon . in
recognition of the u n I t ' s
meritorious service in support
of combat and rt:SUpply airlift
operJtiool. Sst. ShO<b II a
graduate of Coeta Meta High
Sohool 1"6.
. ' . ' the A~ Group which performs aclmloiatrtil"' 1"1•· ;.-..'--..;..,
!loo oupp\y and mainteoan<e
!or the lfOUP· ' 1
Spec. t. Claruce HowanJ' 1'
Jr., 20, of 1111> IOU! St., Hun·
tingt.oo Beach, baa b e e n
designated as "Soldlfr of t.pe ~
Month" for the 91.h Loglltical ·
Command serving In Tballand.
A gr~uate of Marine H..igh
School 11167, he is the son'
of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence,
Howard Sr., of Huntington
Beach.
Alrmaa Fraak V. WUJOB W.
son of Mr. and Mra. Fran1c
Wilson Jr. of 9082 Bennuda .
Drive, Huntlngton Beach, bas
been Usl:gned to a unit of
the Military Airlift Command
al Sheppard AFB, Tu:.
The airman, trained a,s an .
aircraft Joadmaster, ls a
graduate of Hunj.!ngton Beien
High School and attended
Oran1e Coast College before
entering the servict.
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A p-te ol Newport
Harbor High Scb.ool. !Ml, he wm be commluloned an
ensign tn the U.S. Nary upon
graduation from the Urrlvetsi·
ty.
nical School, Keesler AFB,
Miss.
Stall Sit-Dougus L •
Cameron, USMC, son of Mrs.
Polly F. Vasquez of %415
Misenoway. Costa Meaa, -itaa
been awarded the Air Medal
whHe serving with the First
Marine Aircraft Wing, Viet·
nam.
He received the medal for
meritoriOUI achievement while
engaged in aerial combat
miulons over SooUt Vietnam.
Resctre Award
Alrma11 Dennis E.
RlcbrdNll, aon ol. Mr. and
Mrs. Ricbardson ~ 543 W.
Wilson, Colla Mesa, has been
as,1;igned to a unit of the Air
Training Command at Mather
AFB.
The Airman. a graduate ol
Coota Mesa Hilb School WP
trained u a penonnet special-
ist al the U.S. Alr Fon:e Tecl>
Lott Cpl. Rlcbanl E.
Bron, USMC, aon of Mr. and
Mra John H. Brown of 419
E. Bay Ave., Colta Mesa, ii
serving with Headquarters
and Maintenance Squadron 13,
Marine Aircraft Group 13,
First Marine Aircraft Wing,
Vl<bwn.
Seaman Appren. TlmoUly F.
Brady, USN, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Leonard Brady of 3040
Garfield, Costa Mesa, is serv·
ing aboard the USS Robert
K. Huntington.
Navy Cmdr. Richard R. Pollll o! Htllltington Beach
was awarded the Bronze star Medal with a Combat
"V" by Rear Adm. L. R. Vasey, recenUy in cere-
monies held aboard the US.S Eversole (Dll-789).
Comdr. Pohl, who lives at 8212 Malloy Drive,-with
his wife Jean, and their two children, is command·
er of. the destroyer. He received the medal after
successful rescue of a downed helicopter.
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The llqU.ldron located at Chu
Lal is headquarters unit fC1r The crewmembers visited
the British Crown Colooy of
Hong Kong during the Seventh
Fleet destroyer'• operation in
the China Sea and off the
· coast of Vietnam ... ·
SOUIH COAST P1AZA (-low!) CO$TA MftA
3UI llltlSTOl
HAI-CIHTlll, CO$TA MBA, 2300 N. HARIOI
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son or Mr. and Mrs. John
M. Gartland ot Sunset
Beach has re-enlisted in the
U.S. Air Force alter being
selected for career status.
· The serseant, a supply in-
ventory specialist, Is servi ng
at Udorn Royal 1'hai AFB.
Thailand as a part of a unit
of Pacific A1r Forces. He is
a graduate of Salpointe High
School, Tuscon, Ariz.
SgL William R. Carnell. son
or Mr. and Mr, William
· Carnett of 2524 Fairway Drive, ·
Co!lta 1.tesa, is on duty al
McClellan AFB, assigned to
a unit or the Aerospace
Defense Command. -
The sergeant, a protective
coating specialist is a
graduate of Corona del ~1 ar
High School, 1965, and at ·
tended Orange Coast College
before entering the se rvice .
Bu.Uder ::.c. Douglas L.
Whaley, USN, son of ~trs.
Jack A. Crane or 9082 Kahului
Drive, Huntington Beach, is
serving in Vietnam with the
Navy Mob 11 e Construction
Battalion 12.
The seabee's are con-
structing buJldJngs and
warehouses and re p a i r i n g
bridges ·near Danang's Camp
Adenir.
Altman Tbom11 L Chandler
Jr., son of Thomas L .
Chandler of Costa Mesa, has
completed -basic training at
Lackland AFB, Tex. where he
is remaining for training as
a security policeman.
His mother, Mrs. Clyde C.
Smith Uves in Idaho.
i\irmaa 1.C. Thomas n.
Harrowby, !On of Mr. and
ee••.JD'YC~l•eeee
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. ' . Mrs. Thomas Harrowby of
1500 Caribbean Way, Laguna
Beach, has helped his unit
earn the l.J.S. Air Force
Outstandlng ·Unlt Award.
Airman Harrowby is a com·
puter operator with the -437th
Military A i r l i f t Wing,
Charleston AFB, S.C.
A graduate of Newport
!!arbor High School, he at·
tended Orange Coast College
before entering the service.
Alrmaa Douglas L.
Gillespie, son of Mr. and .Mrs.
T. O. Gillespie of !1652 Am.a·
dt'r, Westminster, has been
assigned to Sheppard AFB,
Tex. for training in aircraft
maintenanct.
The airman is a 1968
graduate of Westminster High
School.
Pvt. 1.C. George W. Weldy
Jr., USf\1C, son of Mr. and
Mrs. George Weldy of 515
Hamilton St., Costa Mesa. is
serving with Headquarters
and Service Company, Second
Battalion, Fourth Regim~
Third Marine Division, Viel·
nam.
LL (J.J.) Peter Sloddanl,
son of Mr. and Mn. James
B. Stoddanl of ml Ocean
Blvd., Corona del Mar, is
serving wilh the U.S. Seventh
Fleet on ~ staff of Com·
mander of AmphiblOUI Fon:e.
Thi!: is the statr1 second
deployment to Vietnam. -·-
C.I. Vaagba E. Deula& ol
15761 Grey Oaks St.,
Westminster, Deputy Director
of CommunlcaUons Satemte
Systems Program Office at
the Space and Missile Systems
or1anlzaUon, Los Angeles,
was responsible for manage-
ment decisions in the develop-
ment of the communications
Heavenly
WaytoWed:
Skydiving
RICHLAND CENTER. Wis.
1UPI) -John BattaJio and
Lynn Tewr wtre married
Sunday in a heavenly
ceremony.
It took place in a four·place
privtite plane, 1.500 feel over
the Rich.land Center Airport
Battalio, 2.3, and hia bride,
21. are from Madison and
belong lo the University of
\Viscoosin Skydiving C 1 u b .
Battalio, a veteran of 140
jumps, is president of the
organization. The new Mrs.
Battalio has jumped 51 Umt:.1
herself.
lier 51st jump look place
Immediately following the
ceremony.
Original plan1 had called for
both Batlllllo a n d hia bride
to parachute. then meet in
mid.fall for a kiss. BIUalio,
however. dislocated. h i 1
<houldtt in • jump rnllblp
during lhe we ddln1
''rehear11l" Saturday.
Pat Powers, 1notber UW
student Ind best man, jumped
in Blltt1llo's place -like an, a:ood best man would.
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lhoanl tbe , Tllu IU.C 1pace -· Tbe· colooll -I D
OonnlD1 u a -pllol ud baa rectlvld the Lqloa
o1 Merit ud Air "'""" tom. menclltlm lladal.
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the U.S. Army In Toi ~
• VldDam, wllh the lrd Bl~
llllon, nod IDf1Dl17 ol lbt
ISlh IDfanlry Dlvlaloa.
AlrmM Willlla E. Bullelr,
..., o1 Mra. Willllm G. lluohek
DI 11:11 Allred Av I .,
WeC:nlnller, hu been llllp
ed lo Chlnule ~ lil. !or ltalnlna in metalworkln1.
IM~T • 11#.MDY
The -Is' • ifaduala of w..-High Schoo~
IB. He completed basic:
!raining at . Lackland AFB,
Tex. IUY OHi 98' HT l:COND POUfCt . .• . . •. (>UND
Luce Cpl. Wlittr F. llooe,
USMC, IOn ol Mn. Colleen
Jlanuay ol 1710% Koledo
Lane, HunUngton Beach, is
serving with Headquirters
and Maintenanct SguadrOn 12,
Marine Aircraft Group 12,
First Marine Aircraft Wing,
Vietnam.
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Ramos (20) Youngest
Lightweight Champion
LOS ANGELES (AP) -The new
llglltwtlpl cbamploo ol !hi wol'ld b
Mando Ramol, at qe 20 the youqesl
evtr to reach IUCh a lofty poe.ltion In
Ibo blllory ol lhe I~ division
lnlmlnl. n. lcull~ 1plndly legged kid
trc:m Long Beach, won the UUe when
he otopped 31-y..,-old Teo Cruz of lhe
Dnmfnlan Republic in the lltb round
ol lbdr acbeduled 15'-n>und figbl Tlle!day
nlgbt. CruJ weighed 134%, Ramos ISf~.
Ramo8, the rin1 rage of lbe teeny·bop-
per set, was a1J month! off target.
He wanted to win the title as a t•year-
old WI Sepl<mber agalnll lhe cbamploo,
Cruz.
Peter Martinez. an A m 1 r I c a n
bn11ne1m•n and Teo'• manq:er, had
no c.omplainta. "I felt Teo "u a Utile
ahead at the time but the doctor wu
very fair.''
The matcla wu stopped afttr several
eumlnaUooa by referee John Thomai
and ring physician Bernard Schworls.
Ring oUiclalJ had different acorts after
JO l'OWld8. TbomaJ bad Ramoo abea<l,
SJ; judge Dick Young bad II for Cnl•.
6-2, and judgl! George Latlta scored II
even, 4-4.
What's ne1t?
"We really don 't know just yet. A
guy would have to be a real optimist
to mate any pla111 before golug fnln
a Utle !igbt," wd Jackie McCoy, Ramos'
manager.
"We'll i.at for a rematch. After all,
we•'lave b1m. twD lbota at the Utle,"
.;.aid. MarUnez.
1 The bout attracted lf,183 fans who
>aid $110,732.
"Sure, be bit me but be never really
1urt me,'' said Ramos. "And after a
few rounds I told Jackie I'd win."
Mando hardly nlea with aucb former
lightweight greats u Benny Leonard,
Willie Ritche or Beau Jack.
But be bas one disUnctlon. They didn't
win the champlomhlp until they were n.
"Sorr)> aboul Iba~" quipped Mondo
when ,.minded ol lhe CJlle!l wblch failed
In the lint fight with the man from
Santo DominJlo.
RamOI ripped open an ugly lub OVU
Teo'• Jdt eye In the e:Jghtb row>d. He-
tepl -1ng I~ u well n slicing
a 1maller cut under the eye, unW the
bloody dramo wu stopped with II
aeconds remalniag lo the U th.
Urxler California rults, it goes u a
knoclout, only the RCOOd IUffered by
Qoui In more than a decade u a pro-
f enionol lighler.
Top Draft Choices
Of ABA Revealed
"I art him with a rlgbl band aa
be came In," Aid Ramot, whole ring
span ii some four yean and only 21
e1113'ementa. nit main cul WU 1\1 lncheo long.
Vtlerao comerman Teddy Bentham
polched and "Plidled the IoJurr and
-bpi ... penJng 11.
ST. PAIJL.lllNNEAPOLIB (AP) -n.t
Sl P.W Pioneer Presa, In lbJJ momlng'a
ediUcm, reported the flrst. two selectees
by American BaU:elball Association
teams ln a secret telephone draft
report..ily held Feb. 15.
A bylined alory said the Pioneer Presa
hu )urned the aelecllons from a
"qualified llO\lrCe."
7 Training Camps Open;
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DJinois Blasts Buckeyes
-..... maJ<ir Jeorue bueball
llJlrinc tralolnC --In Florida and Arbona loolay and al leool lwo
playm plan lo -._t. desplia the Cur.
ranl penoioo dllpote between lhe club
.....,. and the Playen' --'lbe two are pitcben; Pete Richert
and Jim Pabner of tbe Baltimore Orioles. ... ... ...
lltlOla North Siar• tonlgbt, a team lhal
hu given them a particularly bumpy
rid~ WI Hl!OD. ... ...
Im ANGELD -Tralllng M, Jee
Bahb of Mlnenvllle, Pa., ca.me back
wttla a 1'7·ball ru;IM wint on &o defeat
DaUu West et ltockford, m., 150-1•
TDndllJ la Ille Workl'a lnvtlalloUI
CllAMPAIGN, ID. _ ~ all 11111 Pocket BDllard Cllamp1-bJPt. ...... °"' -·· IMlpeo ..... Bii .. ~.==.::=:. Te. ft ·c t•D d 2'111Mp hlldq NY A •-"~-~~• Je·'·-•• JdPt wtdl • '71-17 'flctory ever &lie • ·• _.. " -_.. rM BackeJel. Kelly of Let Vep1, u Ute ZS-day toum•
WMle oa.. State wu ..n:m.1 tta meat lads for Ila eonclutlon Saturday.
lldrd i.. ti tlle -Pnao defeated ,.. "' ,..
Jndln1 .. it tab a hre-JUDtl lead READING, Pa. - F u n er a l ar·
11 t1t1 Ill Ta wl.. ftve IUlel to rancementl were pending today for
play. -· Leland S. Mt<Phail m, son of Lee ... ... ...
MINNEAPOLIS-BT. PAUL -n.t Loi
Angeles Klnp, boundni !11001 oo a roner
eoutlr cl. inconlisteney, vilit the Min--
MacPhall, the general manager ol the
New Yort Yankees.
ni. younger MacPhall, 27, died u
a result of injuri11 suffered ln a naming
auto craah TUelday.
OLYMPIC PADDLER WORKS OUT -Pete Weigand of Newport
Be9dl worb out bl a byak during twilight houri at lhe back bay.
Those selections are:
New York -'Lew Alclndor~ UCLA
center; Z..Bob Arnzen, Notre Dame
forward. I
Hoa1to. -l·Neal Walk, Florida
center; 2-Steve MlJ:, Toledo forward.
Loo Angeles -I.Sammy Hill, W es I
Te1as State forward; Z..Bobby Smith,
Tulsa: forward; 2-Ted Wierman,
Washington State center (obtained from
l>enm-).
Dallu -1-Tom Hagan, Vanderbilt
guard; traded 2nd round choi~ to
Denver.
New Orleut -l·Rusty Clark, North
Carolina ttnter; 2-Harley Swift, East
Tennmee State guard.
Keatac:ky -l·Dave Scboll, Dllnois
forward; I-Herman Gilliam, Purdue
forward.
Mlaml-l·Bill Bunting, North Carolina
forward; l·Larry eatmon, La Sa 11 e
forward -·obtained from Indiana. No
second round pick .
Mlmtetota -I-Luther Rackley, Xavier
center; Z.Bob Whibt!.cn, Notre Dame
center. · ·
Denver -I-Bob Presley, California
~nter; J.Bob Portman. Creighton
forward.
Indiana -Flrst round traded to
Mlam.I; J..WlWe McCmiwr!hkeprd.
OUlaad -1.Jac.t .am..p!e, Monlaoa
State center; 2-Ron Taylor, Sputhern
California center.
The story said that the ASA and
member teams are denying they have
drafted the playera.
The surprise in the draft, according
to the story, was Houston's aelecUon
<II Fio<ida ace Neal Walk •.
Because of this, the aicry aald, Miami
took BunUng, from North Carolina -
where the Houston franchise h1 rumored
lo be transferred for f:he 1969-70 season.
Boat Storage Area Needed
Olympian in Plea for Help
He WBI ~ aQ'Oll the finllh line
-ready to win the llrat bi& llayak
race of bit brief carter. Then It hap.
)*led, Jut1 a baU bool lqlb from
the llnfah line. .
Newport Beach'• PeL<r W e I 1 a n d
cramped Up and Upped .....
Tbal --two yoan .,. ls olmp'1 da1hcl up to experience -one or
the huanla ol the game, to hear Weigand
loll fl.
Anoeher obltlc1e -onf which does
-• the U.S. olymplc Lum slar -ls ladl ol ladlfty or aponoonhlp f« i-fdlmi Jn Ibo <lranp Coalt mL
"'WI need IOmeont to !live UI a place
lo keep ..,. boot.,• the German-born
b1ak -11"7~ "Nol baYlDr a fadllty wtler< w can llnre the boat. and chanC"
-~ -to dlacoaral" • ;,;;,~-:::. :::i::
.... lo Ile I IT~ool bool to your
.. --,..ny ii lime """"'1lln&.
"Altar ..... lhn>ugh thel -I"« • i;w lllOllllll • ...,.. -rM1IJ
tao!do lo die out. Rigid -wa may lillo lw 1• Olymplano ln>m com-
pollilM ,.... .. becal1111he7 ~1 have
) I
a place near the water to store their
boat and it'• too hectic gettihg the
boatl loaded and unloaded, wort out
and atllJ bondle lbdr regular jobo."
Welpnd It referring to Les Cutler
lDd Merv Larson.
Wdifand ii bope/ul ...,,.... will be
a dc:n>r ol a boat storage area. Then
WHITE
WASH .
•*"""""'********
he '""'Id like to follow lbnJugb by
orpnlJtnr a P"ldlina club for the tnnr• c.out arra. .
Anyone Interested In htlplng out can
call Pete 1t f75.0349.
l'rlek11 ... ,_.
He admlla It Is 1 pretty tricky buslneu
to learn paddling at the ()diset and
eDCOW'Qts novicts to stay away from
Olymp,ic style boatll ao they won't ha ve
to rely «i paddles to maintain balance.
"Swimmers seem to make fine pad·
d\era,'' Weigand opines. And he points
out that competition for making the
Olympic kayak or canoe team ill tar
le. Intense than lt ls for earning a
berth on a U.S. Olympie mm contingent
One of the most likely converts from
swimming lo paddlinJ! lo Olympian Zac
Hom, former Buena Park High ace who
now stars !or UCLA.
"Zac ls big and baa the perfect build
for paddling." sayii Weigand . "He could
become an out.standq: paddler."
Paddling power on the West Coa5t
Ora came to light lo 1964 when a
group wenl back to the national cham-
pionships in New York and stomped
au lhe big guns from the easL
"They (the guys lrnm oul here) had ·
been lralnlng for at. moolha bat no
one in the F.ast knew about IL When
they went back to the champioMhiP5
and cleaned house It v.·u rtally a shock,"
Weigand states.
Now he'1 fighUng to pre.serv• the
power built up In the we!l by maki ng
the Orange Coast area a spawning
ground for t.alcnL
FLYING HIGH -Orange Coast College guard
Steve Turley sails down the key on a first ball
drive against San Bernardino Valley College. Not
·doing. mucj> In the way of def.,,.ive tactlca for the
DAMr.Y PILOT ....... .,, T• ..._ \
Indians are Bob Dowd (21), Sam Christian {43) ·.
and Howard Lee. 'The Pirates smashed San Bernar-
dino, 81~, for their fourth straight coruerence
win.
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Double Overtime Tiff Red-hot OCC.
Anteaters Bow, 92-85; Demolishes
Playoff Hopes Dimmed Tr~:EL8~~5
By EARL GtmTKEV
Of ... o.llr l'lltf Stiff
RIVERSIDE -It'1 said that in basket·
ball, on the average, the home team
has a seven-point advantage.
At UC Riverside, make it about 16.
UCR, a team UCI beat almost ef-
fortlessly by 28 points a month .ago
at lr1ine, took the Anteaters Utrouglt
two overtimes Tuesday night and beat
them, 92-85, seriously wounding UCl's
playoff chances.
The defeat was UCI's eighth this
season, as opposed to 15 victories. Coach
Wilt Wilts
NY; Lakers
Win, 113-109
NEW YORK (AP) -To Wlll
Chamberlain, the thinking man's 7-foote.r,
what he did to the New York Knie.ks
Tuesday night was mosUy mental. But
tD the battered KnJcks, 31 points and
23 rebound.! ls purely physical
"\Ve haven 't been getting mentally
prepared to play certain teams like we
should, but 1 was very, very up coming
ln hert,1' Chamberlain said alter spark-
ing a second-half Los Angeles surge that
destroyed the Kl'lickl' club record 11·
game winning slrtak.
The 113-109 viclory kept the Laier1
4~ games ahead of Atlanta In the NB·
tlonal Basketball Association's Western
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Dick Davia: takes his club to Santa
Barbara to play Westmont "tmday nJlhl for what figures to be nlcri ol
the same kind of mayhem Irvine ez.
perienet!d Tuesday evening.
It was one o( those rart ones -
the tlnd that brings out the beat and
the worst of the human personality.
Spurred oil by a highly partisan mob
of 1,288, UCR shot well enough to post
a 44-34 baUlime lead. But Davia' slow·
1tarµng ouUlt Ued It at 4M9 just five
minute& after Intermission.
The score was tied seven times in
the !eCood half but the fru!trated
Anteaters never led. It remained 'for
UCI center Mike Heckman to tip one
ln for the final regulation 76-76 count
with 16 seconds left in a wild scramble
under the Irvine bucket.
UCI had an 83-80 lead 1n the fint
overtime but UCR guard Sonny Festejo
scored an incredible, falling-down shot
and was fouled with 1:15 left. He made
the free throw to tie It up.
Steve Sabins miaed a jumper with
five seconds left and It rtmalnfld SUS.
The High.landers blew UCI out In the
final extra period, the Anteaten not
scoring a point until the final second.
UCI's frosh team. now 14-3, beat the
UCR fro!h by 80-68. Tim Tlfl's team
plays the UCLA ff06h at Crawford Hall
tonight at 7:30.
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Make It two Davis CUp teamJI In
the Balboa Bay Club'• invitational tennis
tournament this wetk.
Tbe BBC landed Muicon Davia Qip-
pen Joaquin Loy .. Mayo and MariceUo
Lara lale Tu<sday for the toumey, whtch
begins Us four-day run Tburaday.
Already Jn the fold are Unltt!d States
Davis Cup performer• Stan SmJth, Art
Ashe, Charles Puarell and Bob Lutz.
Soulhem Co!Uornlo Tennis "-laUna
president Perry Jones nolllled BBC
tourney director Hugh Stewart tbtt he
had obtained the Metlcans (or the event.
Loy~Mayo and Lara won the U.S.
national hardcourt doubles cb.,mpklnship
two months ago at La .10111. At the
Bay Club this week, they w:lll compete
Jn sinjlu and doublu compeUUon.
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11'1 slarting to loolt llke the baakelball
-~ about --too esrly for Orinp Caut Colleff. '-·
Tbe Piralea pooled their fourib llralsht
victory of lhe season Tlluday nlgbl
in the friendly but uncrowded c:Cinttnes
of the ooc ll'lll. nublng by San
Bernardino Valley C:OUege, 11-65, with
a second hall surge. , 1
Tbe victory enabled the P!raltl lo
finally even up their Eastern Conference
rectrd at U and kept alive thelr shot
at a third-place finish.
The Piralea played alcpplly in the
first hate, committing 11 tumoven and
hilling on just 11 of 32 lbols. San
Bernardino '1a4 a chance lo blow the
cont..! wide open, maldn( eJgbl ol its
flrsl JO shot., bat !hi bat lead the
Indians enjoyed wu a 22~11 sprea!f.
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and the Pirates were a completely dU·
ferent team after thaL
The beefy twosome or Phil J«dan
aJid Jeff Sarrenl did an excellent Job
of screening U Howard Lee off the
boarda in the final 20 minutes.
Jordan, playing one of hill best sames
of the season, also went to tHe hoop
aggresalvely In the second half, cubing
In for JO of bis II point..
Complementing Jordan's Inside work
were -the deft ball handling of Steve
Tllrley and the oulslde O..Worb of Mike
Flaherty.
Flaherty pumped in :II point. In lhe
second hall and wound up with 2' in
the 1ame.
The Pirates took charge of the piM
al lhe oo.,.L of the final period, --Ing the Indians 11·4 to take a G-41
lead.
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altllougb San Bernardino managed lo
tie the score five times.
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J ~"'-*'~r, mMt covW.r·~ the DaviJ -. _., lir ~n sport! fm rookie 1 'guard of the ,Los rebounder and tougher on money. ball Auoclalion. And when Is at stake tonight when t;JJi 1!t ea dllplay at ·tht Ba""'"' . , aub sattu-,' j'• tbt:v~tY lencing, \rack, .¥Bel~ SW. In the Anlencan defense " a pro than he was "But joist bees""' he'll·draw you lht.;'k al)out it, !he stars Corona det Mar Hl&h School
..... •·-'-y, d11Pir111r '"-41r ..... 1 =A-1 of ... e .club'I ~t,1J111;-~y, ~baa~· ..... ~ AasocLIUon~ in colle!le "because lhey let crtwds and help our salaries of the NBA are all over 30. invade! Magnolia for a YatSllY: ~ --. ..... .u&AU,--... ~ ""' , _, will be .ctioo .,_ you get away with 1 11ittle .__ b k i•·•1 ~~~tennis tournalnfllt. · . "' . , ¥ • m . M:Wer, ·~ _\lt:d o r·t h more here. But I'm not 85 go up, t~t doesn:t mean ~~ "Soon there's going to be as e lHU encounter at 7. '"1'oci,1DIMICup·~en Art.Albe S1MSmilli,l!ob1 oa"'IJCL.\-. ~-~natleoallinals good a shooter. I d9n•t know team Joins will win the htle a tw-nover And alter all it Loara I& al Co.<ta Mela In ·-'""'-~., P••·-" ' .........,:, •• •· .-1 .........,._ , '1111 day beiimi al .• a.al. ,• ~--•-•~ to ,...,_ lo hat ·1 · be 1• every year," he said. , · ' the other 7 p.m. aame. Foon--.. ~ ..__._, are .... _.,.......,,..•""' ww..... at .. wome ~ r-" h ~-• "...... ,,._, w ' 1S ••• may m "Thia: ia a very good league doesn t take u many players 1 ,.... .~ ·~ Tb~, , ~ -• . , ~·._~·Ith nanna· ~~ ~ .U , ~! pM~. moll re just tired. But that'll come." . . lo make a successful basket-tain Va1 ey was at Eslancl~
•' '' )! • • • • ' ->'" " Ufll "~ than 3lt a·-m.. 11U1 co ege At 215 ...... ...ls, Miller is a this afternoon ln , action not ~ ·• ··' •• .. •1 . * * * ...... ate Fencmc ID'Afa.:. cireei:. ~....,..y · rugged ~';.an. Last Mon-ball t'8m as It does to make vital to the Utle chase. ~ . ~-, · 1wo ..-... I 11 ... •I &.II d ,Wesler n Now, s11dd1!1ijy, he's playing day nigh! he grabbed I! re· FRESH SNOW a succeasful loot!Ja!I or Corona up11et Magnolla In 1 1 ,.,,. ' t yft)t ltr the reitimM:w 1_~· -r-•• 1 • ~c Qwnpionshlp!. more than •anyone else on a bounds against New Orleans' baseball team," be said. first-round hostiliUes and if lfilN,~, twmoy dlo:octw llt/Jll ,,....rt MYI !~e "*"J>eUtion CQfltlbues virtually aft·'T ookle pro-RedRobbins,oneoftheABA's AT J UNE MT. "They have to accepl us coach Bill Bloom" defensive-
, ""' ,......, ... c.IMr1wMfhlir ~· ~ ,...thermen. tbroucbout the day untn ml~ fessionaJ. tean; with a schedule best. • 80Cll'ler or later. Progress is orien
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1 * * ~ · t.._ · ~ ~t. . that includ,.• I 71· game "I can use my strennth here HEW sHow: ii. 1'"' inevitable," he said. Jt rlf again it would assure ...., J1£ ~ : At I ~ Pm the B 7 Ii"' SUMMIT: fC h9lr 1.r1t Mo. 1) " the Sea Kin of · : . , ' : .. · · . new ~ regular , season, pre-season more than I could in college '° :n '"I The Stars? P no worse · BV Club officials have ~1be tint Vlrpnia tract stidium will be.the ~ill!: games am a possible playoff. but I'm not better all around ~~~= ~O::~"~":T·::'.1 ,;• ; ;; "We're not a year away. · than a tie with Loara roi: -~· Memorial trophies will be·p,....,..,to~~· ~ the UCLA Relays fertturmg~ "You try to sleep on lhe than I was in college." 11 ,... J lhlnk we may be only a Lbe title. . ~ · ~ 1 Coliaty players on Sunday during, thel~ ~ ~ UCLA varsity, arnf frosh plane; catch a. nap in a plane The ABA plans to give .. JU::. ~·rn1ni::• • 2 :111 1.t!~ month away. We've t>eaten And it coo Id etve Corona
COJD.Petitlon · . · • teams, Occidental C-Ollege, Cal tenrunal, driitt bot • te a . UCLA's Lew AJcindor his l')r' ct"-!.,.:="~~. ·-~ne.,.::, every team in the league and the outright champiplWlip.
·hono · ·• ..1 8 .. ,.. C!f-:,,,... ·~te· Los Angeles, and San ,\I)~ \o 141}' awake I've choice of teams il he wanl'I ~ 1' 1~1 (f' 11 tMt .t "'°"" 1 thlnk the teague cham-However, U Mqoolia. wlM ' ,~·~!fl:JD.ed in. r of the late wue,\11. ... o»C""~· J>ieiO State. Admissioft ~free .. never . p\lyed this big a to play in the young league. T1len 'f.' ircm• 11r"fo0Pfr· ~I of pklnship Is still wide open. again.st Corona del Mar and ~ awards Will go to most deserving boy and girt 1eJ:t ~ UCLA·USC t I va I i:-y seuou 1• ·said the 1-foot-3 How does Miller feel about r'~"" T~1ttt 111'1 11fht rv!; .. ~:: Ir we get hungry enough, wi;: Loara while Con::int \ is vic-~r~IJ'"erl in the county. The award will lie1>as~ on ,raews 'itseU When the 'J:rojln ¥Wer ' .. · ·this? •rt,..or:n·Lm l•tto. 2 W' 11 '° ,, could win. it all." torioua over E;fanda L and i~anship amrcompetitive rec»nL ~ • ., lwtmnllna•~ lnv~,..,P~ , _'1•1'bi '18 bit . ti~ alter "He'd bring stature lo the< ::1.:J' u'l:: ~~~, 1~k~M1, ~ I~ he tired? Loara tops Mesa tonight, a~ ·f~' ';:· * * * ':", ; · · . .,,Pfd,fqr •dual meel,begiimmc games'.·' I take vJ~ to league, there's no doubt. He's p~~:r,,e::,.'w.":f.~:.':tr hlttorv. "f just keep telling myself would deadlock lhe final slan-t : ' . ~I p.m. • keep my strength up-. You money in our pocket9 and I ~~~. cond111°"' h•w ,..,,. •• DM11 I'm not ti.red., .•• ". -di(lgs between the three. t .Dff\1 lffra Bob Lutz, Ashe, C~ Poso~lt o•...i'),..:,,.._:_ _______ ...:._· :....:.· ,..:.., _ _:: _ _;_ ___ -'----'-----....::=---------'--,...--...:....:...: __ .,...--'=-.-...:......:..._....:.: __
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* * * Here's how the eight seeded .pla,yers are ranked:
. Art A•hti, 2. Stan Smith, S. Bob Lutz, 4. Charles Pasa-
~D;· 5' ll'lf, Barth, 6. Tom Leonard, 7. Richard Leech,
. 'I)Clit De!L . * * *
I. TM o,,vJa Cup player• wen•t tek• the ceurt1 until
rldoy, bol"I IOOdod th ........ tho fire!"°"""· Lutz ploy•
•t t •.m. •t the l•y Club, Ath1 •n hour let1r,'P11ar1fl
ot 11 ond Smith ot ,_,_
* * * Argentina tops the list of international entrants,
sending Tito Alvarez and Lito Vasquez. India contrilr
utes Haroon Rahim .
. t * * lox 1Ht1 for the tournament are iust about iold out
but general adml11ien ducats will be on sal~ daily.
* * The 1ingles semifinals Saturday will be at 10 and ll
a.m. 1't• chapipionsbip match i5 scheduled tor 2 p .m.
Sunday. Doubles•-• are at 10and11 Saturday and the
final at Sp.in. Sunday.
The doubles seeds: Smith-Lutz, Ash~Pasarell,
Barlh-Ticlball and Awyer-Leonard.
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·. GWC Ends Fall
With ·74-71 Win
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Cypress Colle1e ran out of
~time in more ways than one
''l\Jesday ni"1t at Weslem
··mgb School u Golden West
··downed the Chargers. 74--71,
· to halt a. three-1ame losing
'Streat in Ea.sttm Conference
.basketball play.
· · The two c1ubs were tied,
·?i-71, when Randy Olson miss-
• ed the; flnt shot on a one-an<f.
ohe situation with just %9
1 1~ds left in the contest.
Cypress cleared the boards,
ln\I Ol•on alole the ball and
'·dribbled into the co r n e r
: Waiting for some offensive
'help. When Mark Miller broke
do1!l1 the key, Olson led him
'lhe ball and Miller pumped 1 ¥j a six-foot jumper with only ~our seconds to go.
•.t~ immed!alely called :;..me ..,~ but the Chargers
· Were aisesied 1 technlcal foul
s tlecause they had already Uled ,.ii; their alloted five time outs.
i, Dave Paynter SW'l.k. ~
· penalty lree throw lo wrap
.!1,P '..the victory !or I he ~ who are now 1-7 in
eonterence .action. • ~·t~ .. wu a .....,, lame all
·'' l.
night with the RUsllers holding
a one-point halfUme lead.
Cypress enjoyed a llix-point
margin midway through the
second hall, but Golden w .. 1 ·
evened the scoce at CG with
6:52 to go on • three-point
play by Miller. .
Golden West bad a well-
balanctd attack with four
players in double figures.
P.f.lller and Dave Prather each
scored 14 while Payter and
Ollie Martin chipped in with
12 and 10.
Gary Schmidt t o p p e d
CypresJ with 17 points.
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to 1uy the leut. 9111. u l)O ..,..Int II: ''Tiie
tkll jult111.ve an awful 'lot rt' pride • , • they want to
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. fl .. -·---·· :.tet«y a...,...r take a commanding IH lad • AIURIUI -N •" P 0 rt an earlier trounclng applied after the flnt eight minutes. IW\IOf 'Bljb Schooh near-,_ ,._, -... 1~:J----•J-mNlo . spell over Anaheim In by'NiwpOrf'ln;llrll """"''""" --"~ -~ ~ bukot&au f In at ly Uoo 'when ·lhe Tara duin~ wen able to bH Y one
clmi lo 'I" eod Tuead1y nlgHt the · sec...i,jilace ·111111 C1F !i.l~i:!:gh ::"y ~e = w!iGtlte Jl\)11 Colonlstl came AAAlr nlayoff-bound Col"'Y· ft<im'boh!nil to nip the= fl"7 r to take • 12-%1 lead Jrlth 1:15
5141'; la O.lrthne fO< I ··x--baOArlm-to .. lo 1the bill, •II WU tllal
LeqM ¥lcfory·bel ... I lllDJ JDl!il Aiie)ieini 'iwlct Jn: t• flnt ~.!hot"" the ·....,_ tuldGut. 111111 .it aJmoot tuinod the !tltk lull undoloa of the Tars.
It wu the aecood llrllChl oglln twlco thll oeasoo. Afltr thet K was a nlp.and-
ovtl'llllne lfOl for COICll J!ln , Aod -lbey. mi&bl •w<ll ·have tuok -ljitb. Anaheim
W....,1 -ac flve. llOd' the Tm DOI been 11n1c1< l!lilalol twice 11 'the bumr
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., In 1he 1.m.. 11\-cmnlng ~ 'Gillert ·~ WT.-t.~nied by ~ 'X!1 Bob."Jtel!er
the Iatl 1~_m1nuia of NY·· <(411)--.,,;;,. "'~ dulin~11ie Won-t0ra•' is-69
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nen wJth.31 points while Gibert scored 13 for Mater
Dei. The 1osa rujned the Monarchs chances ·of land-
ing a berth in the.CIA AAA playofis. With J_.M Ill\ In the third • ..:J·=· ";::-'..c':'~••u'nt••L .. d •• ,,;..._. .-. In quarttr, fna<d Dlot' l'ril .o~'!'"' 1111..., .,. · m~..--..... w -
plcled up iii fifth foul,.-tllit . ,.:._
lultllree~ln· ,. . -~r!:·:=i~-SC .I~$ ·Monarchs Fall Troy Rips .. _!ht -rt ::"~,,..;.f Plaioer 61-60 ·TiJt • ,
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But, Buddy' .Moen btt Clll • , II>' S1EVE ANDREWS counter rallied for 10 of his
7.0-foot ltralchtairaJ Nnk-cbat roolllil · JD<~ Scbool. cu. ..... Hr........ t e. m I. 17 second-quarter By RON EVAN!
1 I v..... J ""·'-cbed DO...... 1tba a.tie tor .Mite Norton c:.ommitttd points. ot#ltDliftrl>lllttRlll' 0 g"" ~--• .. 7-H .,...... .: ..... .......: Del HI .. School Plus X's i'unlor guard, Tom Troy Hlgb School will move and •-•~ '"' u-•--~ •~ ~-'·-~-LJ -~ .,. 's 20th I .. ~ -• -... _. --.--tumtver with. .-1-.. aeconds Ferrato "'.ll virtually unstop-nto lhe CIF 4-A basketball °" his ..._ ol --boll , ,.......,Ip,, T"""'1 · ...,.. pable fiom, , 'ibe f I e J·d pta.yolfs -wOe!t •" t:n-Bolll llJ'!"dl pl off to a ..... hllq .Jn I . line minute d_,_._ ·.fed "clwn"'-. ol. lhe lyptcll .,._.,.. .,,_, nlllhl wtlh' • balr-tiltlntl fl4> overllmo period u llw league lhroughOOI the game. "''"' ,....
start from tbe 8-'ld llld wound victory· over San Clemente on leadlne PIDI X Wanian slip-The southpaw popped in 14 Freeway League after·r~ping
up shoo""" ......_ fntn ·-the kiler'a'har""w,..._ .._. put tbe bolt Monarchs, field go'als, the blggest 'Coming ·rival Sunny · Hllls, ··-..ss, in
._ ...... ., -1 • -..-'th 51 "~ •~-' I fourth $1arltr.runafty. perlmetet.·••-~-u. ---"""'-1~-.. ~ 8 ~ -Jn u •·-••-League w1 ~1""9 S111JWUJI on _..._ ~ -..-1.ui:i -... wrt-an ,_, . ~ •1..-l·'k ••hi h I '-~'·d The 1ame was played before C.nt and W~--•. .-.t--1-"'-, ... _ fourth ...... 1.. .... u ... 11 -•--'....___.By WA: C..,..; 81fu SSC 00 ueiw1 ~0 .. "'~w ....... !""' ....... . -111YHlll • ..... -• ~..-.. • ,,, .. ~ Th b a turnaway crowd Tuesday With Ivie on ~~ ~ place wHb .a H mart. Mater Del wtlteil ander a u.r11ndl. e ucket made il 63-63 afternon at Troy.
center Japp Baird took up Cnlg 1Grlmm JDlde the big devaftattn& full-court man-~ 8 sent the .skirmish into ._Giant Scott M 1 I l't.11 so n •
the allck bath 111 the · bolrds play f• Foothlll wben be P'Ck· man 'pre111n the llOOD<l half, an~~er ro~rid.~ ,... ~ Tro)''s .. I, Center-,· dqmlnatetl
and shOcttlnc-laird.ended up ed .aft a W . pus -and went tundnl the bill over to the nqi 31 PD1nll for the .night every phase ol the 'game, scor-
wlth 20 polfttl comlna .. .... tbe IQCtb of the eourt for w~ 14 times and losing Wa! the largest figure posted lng fl points while pulllnr lnc1D& left and rlsht~ a layup wtth 40 llJCoDdl; to a 030 baJfUme a4Vudage. by any participant. down 14 rebounds to throttle
hoab. go to &Ive tbe Knlpta their Beb GIMft Aat a crucial Mfter Del now. stands fourth SUM.y Hills' chances for i
Vince Moll gave Baird Id-11n11 ~ marsJn, t..e 1Jnw. with ti ><conds In the Angelus League with Ue In the Utle race.
ded .a&!listanct of the bolfdl Grtgu&. finllbed the nl&ht ltft Jn the Otatbue iesslon a 4-6 mark. It will rotmd out Coach Jerry Hulbert'! War-
whtn needed. He hauled la wlt.b 'jS polntl u the Tritons to _,,r·hil matu to Within a 1Uccessful campaign (1~10 riors are now 13-4 with one
._ --1-1 -1. ...... .:. ... of ....... ..Ii.. "'"' thus far), with an I p.m. game left whlle ••· de-... '"'um n:uuuuul -CODCeatnaed "Gl'I doablt-team-two polnta, n•:On an emu-MIC .,._...... mai. -tbrvw Japoes In Ille Ing cen1w Bilfll6yd and held Inc Warrior "6e tou, North enga1ernent with SL Paul at Lancers ere 11-2. w•nln& mlrnttes. hbn to 17. grabbe(I the rebound and fired home Friday. Through three quarters .H
nie· falttrtnc Pk>nffrs now ~ TJ1&on Erle Cbristemen. the Jencth o1· the court, but over l'iui x ~':1 ,,. ,., ,, was anyone's game. But a
find themldve1 j\111 ono pme No. I -lo n--County, the balil of the tlrt•W.• ,.. ' ' , , sudden spurt at the end of
aheld ol co.ch Lute Olion'1 I v•-ttb...-....... 16 ::i:':"'•tw ,' ', ,' ,' that stanza and Magnuson'i; ed Ill players w 31 polnll Glkrl. tw f !hr and fie•• Vlttap wUb one came lift on " . fWd pals and fttt With that ont fUct of the £t1"''"'' ·' ' ' u o ree owi a .. "' the -.. . ·M.i er1o1 .,;: -• ...___ =: 1: ~ ', 1,1 goal at the outlet of the rouna 1_...-.. wrilt, the Monarchl' faint -100 -•ec1 -•--· I t.rlal-1 • e Weatm'·sltr !t.ftl ..... ...:_ 1. led b 1"'1111 • • 1 G pe11 11:11U any l,:IUW\:es or -" ~ -,.,. • ~~.,en~ Y U 1-of I CJF playoff berth •~-• • ' I the l!iton I.Joni Tbundly, while the =-· .• 11.J -.i..t. ln the wtrit out Ute wJodow and T•11•,. e G 1 o v · -----play ~ t ·-t'Y"'-Tot.11 21 17 ti 7J The l!ICOtt WIS tied or the .-__.. , ...... o """ .,.. ~ ... befcn the In-enabled Pful X tQ open up MAT111: 0111"1 Jead changed h.inds 11 timea: co1)4.place; Anahebn CoJonlits. vaderl ,eJOhd U* pP and 1 . one ..__ 1-d over St. ,.. l'T ,.,. '" bef H lbe pi Mttlll ,~ • .:::... -· .......... h d •-olbrrt 4 s J u ore u rt'1 charn ~s -·--In I An'"-"'• with .... tilt re-'"'~ ' • • I took th llnal d ••• -<•b ,. l'T '' TP ... 1 .-... r.,lot,t "I""" McN1,..mlft , 2 3 10 e a van-.e "to ' ' I ' ...... u ....... Grimm'I -'= nln&. J " to '· '~ third loci , · • 1 ,, • m-. Olllldel ' s s u :":" go m uJ11: per . ~ ; ~ ~ bf& pllf,.. Miter Det ae}y ~ its ~Wier ~ ~ ~ ,: Sunny Hilla JS ti 15 '11-ft
, , 3 ,1 _A'.. A A . ~ forw~ 'Ralph 10111• 2, ti ,. " Troy 17 11 17 20-70
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MarlM ,_. -~ 1..._. ~--~ 'i\. 1: ,: J llearchl with ~7 markers, _ w...,.. 1 11 n 1~1 "°'"'"" ',,. ,,. •Tl' .trailini Tom alter who • fits all ball return tables-Automaticolly racks .
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learned up to win the partners
best ball tourney with a low
net score of M recently. Se-
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Horry Godwin Ind Eliott;
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Start
• Your B1:1cs, ~~tiers
• .. t• -··"" E . ' ngmes •. Enter EC Relays
by Deke Hou/gate
Buddy :Baker started the conversation ·with a jovl.al w.lsecrack
about the misf..U-ol Ford Motor Compall)' at o.y\oM,
ud kept lhe tone UgbL Even 3,000 milts away talkin& into
&telephone be couldn't hide his glee over winnln& tbe pole
~ lot the Daytona 500.
-... 'l1'e absence of Fords on qu.aU!ying day mp.de tbe job
t:llier bot the way BUer feels about it. he problbly wottld
liiiirt ~ the pole anyway. Baker, who drives a Dodge Charger II foi1"Ray Fox, explaintd Ford 's problem this way ;
°"" "They have this new engine, the 429 'boal anchor,' and
they tried to gtt It lhrouih (approved by NASCAR) so they
could run Jt at Da:ytou. They" were supposed to have 500
of them built, but they came up a few shy. So they can't
use that~·"
JU&t bow ihy were they, Buddy?
"About 495.''
So Bater and slx ' other drlvm qualified, wbile some
df• the p-eats of NASCAR sat on their bandi and wat.ched.
'h the credit of Ford's racing.oriented Jft!ktent, S. E. (Bunkie)
i:bOOsen, the powerful factory team djd not wiUdraw from
the race. Ford and Mercury will be strongly represented,
1iiiit using last year's engine.
: Winning the No. I spot for the race gives Baker the
C!lloice of starting on the inside or outside of the first row, ·DI the amiable giant bas alrtady picked the inside, the 9e farthest from the Tw'n One wall.
-"The shortest way around is on the inside," Baker explained. ~ere's four active 1aM! <lft that track , and it doesn't make
tM much di!ferenci!, but I want the tnsidt." = Baker tested the wall a month ago in a crash that
Gled a tire test perhaps more spectacularly than any in
lii!tory. His Dodge spun at 200 m.p.h. and stuffed itself into
!& barrier sideways, on the driver's side. Buddy is almost
merential about that accident.
: "Wow," he said, as he recalled It. ''That WI! the quickest
t1ing ever happened to me to last so long. It was the first
t.ilne I ever made 1 noiae in a car."
~ He Mutated the noi!e for me, and it sounded likli' something am of a ~movie. .
-"The firemen said after I 1ot out or the: car I walked 8round it to look it over and wben I 'lot to the other 9e I fell on JDY face. I don't remember anything after
t4Lit the wall." · -' -~ker said the roll cage and other utety equipment saved Iii life. His head ond left arm went thrw&h the side window
..i actually struck the wall, but all he gal wu a couple
i3r.pieces of glass in his arm. ...
h, Baker fared better in that awesome. crash than he did
;,, a pickup basketball gmne at the Charlotte, N.C., YMCA Cmonth earlier, •hen he broke a bone ln his left loot
-.teppin' on a boy ."
'":: Now he's recovered from both-misfortunes. Baker had
jiit completed 400 miles of a Firestone tire teit at Atlanta
Rain Again
Washes Out
UCI Tennis
*a he talked, and he was about to do another couple UCl's rain-plagued tennis a;·hundred miles or so, obviously confident about his prospects team takes aim on San Diego ft Daytona and eager for the calendar to tum over to that State Friday alter another
Uy when the race will start. washout Tuesday.
~ "Goin' into a corner at Da)'Wna Ls about the safest pla« on The Anteaters wert raln~d ~ track. You're real light gain' down the straight, and out for the secon~ Ume thlS G you start into the turn the G forces make you real ' season when their h o m e
!leavy. ,_. you taper o/I the turn ond start to J>kliup speed, match :ru<sday with Cal'Slate
Cliat's IJie most dangeroos place. Cl.oog Buch) w.., postponed. _ .. . Thell' efforts ln the S a n t a • _ Lots of cars get Jerked around there. I've aeen some Barbara Invitational tourna-
#ty spectacular accidents start there!' ment last weekend were ab-,..
-Baker chuckled and added, .. In fact, I've seen myseU breviated by rain.
fQ 'em a few times." Coach Myron McNamara's
-team lost a 9-0 dual match R ... ...., •• Future Vp in Air at use Monday. Irvine has
:: The future of Pboenb: International Raceway may be decided
tldt week i. u aau1ual mall vo&e Gt the USAC board of dlrec· lin. Ttte board is bt1nJ uket to dedde whetlter M cu' back
pty e1labll.Ued miolmam pant parutees to • point tnt
IUkn boldfa& a cbmpfonship race feasib\e at some of the putt tracks.
':! Under new minimum pune 1taadard.I, pro•Mer J. C.
-'caJIUllan l1 btlnc reqllllred. to guarantee $31,• a1ain1t tO
iircent of the gate receipt.a for Ida cbamploaaklp race Marcb a He had been requittd to post '15,000 hi previous years.
loaded up its tennis schedule
with several n a tionall y
recognized tennis powers, such
as USC, UCLA, New Meixco
and·Colorado.
Playing as the No. I man
for UCI is junjor Earl O'Neill.
McNamara s ays th ree
freshmen have p layed im-
pressively so far -Allen
otvos, Richard Harding and
Chuck Nachand.
The Friday rhatch at San
Dieao state st.arb at t p".ftl;' ~
Compete
hi Hotkey
;;: Ault'• payoat b9d bttli $17,IM to $21,0ll at1ee ht took
M4n' promotioo el tbe USAC nee tMre. He hopes tbe board
iiD1 clmnp Ill .. ,. pollcy and lab 11,0ll olf Ille mlnlnnun, a mlgbt 10 ahead with Ute Bobby Ball 151 If the pane
iluda at $!5,181. U tbe board votes to keep hi aew punt
]!>11 .. ..,..,,..,,..e, Ault will bave two altt:nr.atives.
= "I mlgtlt try to put on a USAC stock car ract en that Mae, IMd I dClll't wot to, ·because tbat 11 Uie 11mt day
• tM AUaa&a 511, and 1 could Iott all the top drlvtr1. -
Lightweight Basketb_all
--"ll neltlter ol these ncu 11 feulble, I wtD have to O to tbe owner, Mn. Nancy Rope, ud 1te U abt: wutl
'9ileep Ute tract open."
.:.: Wlmt the "'promoter bows is lluit Phoenix hternadonal
~ay ll: • white elepbul amoni l\ln. Hope'• otherwite \elatlhd colledloa ef auell.
:.: A.g\e an prohlbly 1trinc a $31,9' pam for ~ fall
lll<e -al ...... su.• woald lie • Joi more pradkal, tr.m Jm pohll of Ylew "-bot .,. MXI Odol>er tllen may 001
It. -htenolfGaal~y.
__. . Tw• A&aJulu ~p race prtm.oti01111 at Hanford,
QUI., are alto la Joopmb>, ... ...id lie oaved I>)' Ubualhtog
Ille pane-
=. VSAC llods 11..it la a ft.I ......,.._. TM plea ti
Cir CIWIM:n u4 *fftl'I Js 1' ,.S. ....... · Pttllare is just
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:=::. USAC publlcly &IUIOIUtCfJll Uaa& It turned dowa tlle offer
al ~ 111-tlooal Speod•ay lor a -bloatloo stock
"' .............. ...., .... ""' ... •Ills!< day poylnf 112',000.
"11AC walried $1Y,IM.
?:. At tK tdler eld ol &M 1t1le, tt 11 putuac 1m1U promoiers
-" 1-Jnetll. --Dream Comes to ..
' • In Canada last week, the great dream of havin& a race
-eet1F1e through the streets of Toronto's Canadian National 11lpo.ttion came to an end. Flnanclal backing was withdrawn
~ tt became clear that all the new course would •ccomplish
ilOuld be damqe to existlnl lacUillcs, like MOSJ>Of!, ...,.
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B1 Cm CAJll'l'ENSIN •. ,,.""' ,, ... ....,
F~ the llllnl year Doell•
is now olrerina the Dari
WUltnl Sporll Special. The'
!act that la prnlous ,.....
the Special baa ranked IOCOlld
Jo Dari -only to Ille top ol the lloe Dirt GT, ii an
lndleaUon ' ol the IUCCell of
lhil apeclal model made lo•
the Southern Cal i for nia
market.
Actually, Ille Western Sports
Special la opeclalJr equipped,
low cort Dart manufacturt.tJ
with a mlnlmom amount of
opt.loo.a: that come u staoda.rd
'equipment but UIUllly so1d JS
u:tra1 on other Dart models.
They Include a vloyl roof In
whit~. black or O"etn, deluxe
wheel coven, sports type
woodgrain steering w bee I .
whl~wall tim, c u t t o m
carpeting, special e b r o m ,.
trim and torsion b a r
auspenslon.
Suggeated retaii
car ia '2t10.95.
* * * ALL NEW COLORS
FOR FORD MAVERICK
A rose by any other name
11·ou1d smell u aweet. Bui
would a car colored green
be as much fun u one colored
"anU-establlsh mint?"
The people at Ford Division
said no and b.J c: am e
automotive maverick!: b y
.selecting five unique colot
names for tbt.ir new small
car, Maverick.
Availlible at Ford Division
dealenhipc In mid-April
Maverick will feature these
new uterlor color1:
-Deep orange will be dub-
bed "origlnal cinnanJOD i"
-The blue betomeg "hula
blue;"
-Red-or&rige taku on a
semtingly new bue as "thanks
vermtllion ;"
-Tbeq there is oae .t~at
psychoibglats can 1pend some
time analyzing -gold .'las
become "Fmxl.lan &ilti"
-Anti • Wbllshment will
make the foreign small car
buyer turft green with en-vy.
"We decided to have some
fun with Maverick's colors
because the car it.sell is
youthful and upbeat, with an
independent personality," said
John Naughton, Fon! Motor
Company vice president and
Ford Division g e n er a J
manager.
"We believe the color name.:;
rtfiect t h• contemporary
nature of Maverick and appeal
to the modern generation
which looks on cars as a
80U!'Ce of fun as · well as
transport.aUon," he said.
In addiUon to the color!I
with the unique n·a mes .
Maverick will be available in
ten other colors, providing a
broad color .selection.
And to think lhis color selec·
Uon comes from the company
that began by offering Fords
in whatever color t h e
custG1Der wanted ... as long
as it was black.
NEW ALFA ROMEOS
Alfa Romeo has introduced
its new 1750 models and mak-
ing its debut is an all-ne\v
Berlina sports sedan which
joins the Spider V e 1 o c e
roadster and the GT Velocc
2 + 2 <.'OUJ>f-
Featuring a new, m o r c
pciwerful engine of 132 HP,
the new 1750'1 also offer a•;
standard equipment a ne1·:
Alfa' fuel Injection system.
The designation o( 1750 con.
·1emorates one or Alfa'~
'lruow pr-~war model.a. Jn !hr
By SYLVIA PORTER
You will be payiftc an. in-
come taz surchargt for the
fint Umt: oa your l!ilU Form
1040 -for all caJendar year
taxpayers, at lht rate of 7\2
perwit. So, do lhil: filurt
out your tax in the usual
"'ay; take 7'n percent of this
amount as your surthar1e;
ICld thlo to ,.... ... llJ]lr tu;
the ...,.it Is your total tu.
( tf you are in a lower lncom~
bracket, you will do lhls frol'T'
1pee.t1l Treuury tables.)
Ill thia. conneclion. tt you
ere ""*" lhe millions ol
•idtrl1 indlvldualo w11o tau
Ille retirement lncomt CHdlt,
figure your surchlrae on the
1am1 schedule you use for
nprtni your re ti re.me nt
mdlt. (Sdltdult B. Part V).
Th.la way, you will pt the
benelJt of reduclna y o u r
reaulal tu by your retire-
-mdll belon ,.. n,u.. your aurcharge.
AN0111ER •a Fonn 1040 cbiait 11111 ... bnportant to
,.. II ,.. -!or ......
-one ...,1-1a11 year
'al .... lloelil Stcar1l7 -. ..
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Earnings
withheld on more lhan $7,IOO
of your salary.
You are enUtled to tftdit
lhe Social StaJrity OVtl'
withbtld against whatever in-
come tu ls due from you
or to aet a refund If the
ov~withholding ls more than
your income tu. But the
Trusury'I OffidaJ •a lo-
stnictlool on how to 0111"'
your cttdlt for over-withheld
Social Stcur1ty ere W1111Ully
complicat>d. To lllustra!A!,
they imtruct you to: "(1) Add
tht l!oclal S<curtty (1'.l.C.A.)
wara rtetlved from all JOW'
tmploytn. (bl SU b t re CI
$7.800. (c) MulUply I h t
... ..... lly .... and ..,.,, the
result on thb Unt."
Tht aim ol this bt!Ud·
dlement ls to cover people
"ho f'eCti'le Ups on which they
pay tll<lr own Social Stcurlty
tuea. Ir,.......,, -
tho.te, thouah. lheR la I -'i
ealer .-.y for you ~to ftl
the -ol Soctll llocurtty
i. ... -·d ll'am you. It b llmJ1'1 lbla: ,.. Clll ,.. a mdlt (or 1 -~
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Mutual Funds
if apptlcable ) against your '68
income tu on any Social
Secorlty tues above $343.20
withheld by your various
tmployen last year.
AS YOU WOl\JC on 'U's
rttum, you undoubtedly will
wonder what tbe chancel an
that yours will be plucked
ror ms uaminaUon.
The odds are oi>e out ol
lM thal your Form 1040 will
be 111dlttd it your plact of
btlllDm; ..i ont oul ol 30
that you will be tUllllntd
It the 'l'mlur)l'1 olflce. ' Startin& thiJ yur, mums
wflb adjulted IJ'OIS lncomu
ol undti' $10,000 will be pictod
, ...... -by Trusuey compute.rs under 1 n e w
formula ' l)'ltem known as
"DIF." Tbe "DIF" Syattm
ts based on mathtmaUcal
formulae whk:b &Ilia vmious wel&hia to Olloolell line lfam
on each returD. E8d1 retum
wfl! be -llld hi i:mit wlllllolllablllbldln-
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()f Unicamp Progr:am 1 . .
; Students at UC Irvi ne have
; rofmcd a "speakers bureau"
: t<f.hel p inform the community
~ about the UCI Unicamp pro-
'iram whlch provides swnmer
camp experience for disad-
vbntaged children.
.,Jeff Orne, chairman of
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:Junior Ebell
:{Juh Helps
:)' oungsters
=Junior Ebell Club o [
Ifewport Beach is providirig
3i"Second school Jor '10 second
j!t'aders on shortened public
S'l!bool double sessions.
!'The children attend the se-
<:,ond school at Corona de! Mar
ebmmunity Youth Center two
mornings or afternoons a
.... k.
'"The school , taught by a
'1c'Slunfeer Junior Ebell with
three mothers assisting, con-
df'lt:ates on enrichment pro-
ijlems, including art, dance,
c(eative writing, scieoce and
nature walks.
.. Mrs. Eugene Kovach said
the school was started because
the Junior Ebell women realiz·
ed.. what a great los.! a year
of not expressing creative
Qrjve and feelings can be to
a child.
~toot to. cover material! is
$3.50 for three months.
Unicamp' an<i the role it plays.
.other stUdenls are~ prepared . . . . ~
to accept invitations lo ~ak
to C91M1unity or'ga~tions.
. ;,We. Want to infDnn as
manY pe0P,le as pos~)J~e about
UniCamp' and the tole it 'plays
in ttie ed.u¢atloo of,university
students . as·. well ~ a!f the
benefi~ ii brings · to' Ute
children," Orne ·Said •.
Last summer, ~z .. Orange
County cltlldren attended the
Unicamp·11)-day'seSSlon ·in Utt
San Betriardino Mountains as
a result or the efforts at the
UCI student group. · Th e
stud~nts . raised the $IO cost
per disadvantaged chil~ from
a variety of sciurces , aDd also
volu.nteered ias camp
counselors: ·
. Orne siid several 'fund rais·
Ing acUvjties are being plan-
ned UH~: year for Unh;amp,
including a university ·carnival
during spring qu.i:rter, car
waslies, and · cOO;kie sales. In
additian, flnanctar support is
being souiht fram . the com-
munity.
UnJcaril.p is.spoTisQred by the
University · Interfaith . 'Foun·
daUQ_n · and the ca,ritpsite at
Bartoo Flats Is o.per~t..I by Ille
University Rel 1 r .1 0 .u s Con-
ference at UCLA · and sup-
ported by students· at three
campu~. , UC , lrVine, UC
Riverside and UCLA:
Further information about
the ·camp program.. aDd slu·
dent speakers maf be ob-
tained br calling !he uc1
Interfaith Cenltr at '33-0891.
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ln:f:~ting
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Soulll , darlng the past four ~em ~ jh<;llh-4 :10 'OU/!'!j
areas af , Utt nltion, a ctflS\lS blireau 1tuclyiha1:repoited. '
The . report noted ~at.r. 60
percent of voting ' .a:ge
Southerners cast ballots in the ..
last presideDUal election com-
pared to S7 pacent ih 1~
In the North and West, the
percentages fell from 7$ -per·
cent in 19&t to 71 percent
in '1968. .
Voting habits among non·
whites outside the South show·
ed the sharpest decline -an
11 percerit dri>Jt in four years
to 61 Mf'Ctnt in "1968. ,
Lack . ol nogis;lr•ti{IO prov ea
the blggts\· block . IO voter
partl-;ipa~on .. Of ttie· 35 million
Americans ·or )'Oting ·age who
!ailed 10 ~ut· bollots, ·77 per·
ctl)t . saii:I. they were not
regiiter.eif. HOWever:, . 91 per·
cent . of · ~e whO. were
registered actually went ta !he
pollB.
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CRISIS -Academy Award winner, Sidnoy Poitier;
stars in 11The Slender Thread" motion picture tO'
night at 9 p.m, on Channel 7, As a Negro psycholpgy
stud~nt who works at SeatUe's Crisis Cll.nic, Poitier~
who ts alone, takes a call from a woman who baS'
taken an overdose of barbiturates. Anne Bancroft
co-stars.
TELEVISION VIEWS
Shows Have
Ups, Downs
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.ly CYNTHIA LOWRY ,, :
NEW YORK (AP) -The National Geographic
$o<Jietr-specials and "60 Minutes," lllte situation
· comedies and westerns, have their ups and dowi;is.
But since both CBS shows are lhoughtfully and i..
lelllg.,.Uy. put together, Ibey make prettr goqd
viewing even on nights when they are a litUe ~
pace. '!'he National Geographic show suUered pri-
marily becauae it tackled a subject imposslble .,
handle in an hour -the entire continent of Aus-
tralia. -· THE PROGRAM consisted principally of filln
shot by some bold adventurers traveling by car
across the vast "out-back," rugged, sparsely-in-
habited desert. Most interesting portions showed.
the lonely life on a cattle ranch 150 miles from t.fit
nearest town. The owner's children get their edH-
caUon by two-way radio and a diatant doctor pre;
scribed medicine by microphone after bearing t.be
symptoms. ,
There was not, apparently enough significanl
film made by the expedition to fill the hour, so soll),9,
other material was shot to pad it out. Thus theta.
was some scanty. tantalizing footage showing the
primitive Aborigines, a fascinating subject to e~
plore. There was pure filler shots of Sydney, a mod ...
ern city, of horse races, rugby matches , beer,•
drinkers and sheep shearing. \Ve only had one briet
loo.k at. a koala, "nd not a glimpse ot a kangaroo.
MEA/jWHILE, NSC-TV's long.sought an•wer
to the CBS series. will come along this spring, a
science series with Hugh Down1 as reporter-oar'.:
rator. The first will show the first inhabitants of1
America and Dawns.has been traveling widely get.;
ting material 'fo« it, · . '"
"60 Minutes" kicked off its biweekly 1how with
a diaturbing inspection of some Arkansas families,~
who are poverty-stricken and without enough tQ,,
eat. ·
THE FAMILIES were being studied by a presi·
dential commission concerned with poverty and the
welfare system. Pne q1an, a ~a week tractor
operator will>,• big family wao unable to get steady
work and unitble ·to get welfare help because he was
"able bodied." Another very sick man and hi.I ail-
ing wile had 10 children -and welfare payment•
were woefuUY. inadequate for their neech.
Mike Willl8ce went to Germany for bis Inter·
view with a :ZS.yelll'<>ld radical, Dllllel Cohn·Bendit,
a leader ln tast·M'BY'•· student insurrection in Pari.!.
Cohn-Bendit smilingly expounded his aim tu
overthrow.lll·tri:d!Uonal governments, destroy "the
stnlctnre bf Ca~ltilllst •oclefles" :__ tncludlng Ru1'
aian "state CM»itallsm" -and ·replace them with
some JOrl ofpeopJe.tcrpeople relatlonshlp. ;;
COHN.BINDlT, merrily fielding Wallace's In·
creaaingll" tough!toned questions, dldn't realJ.ll
make much sense, but he did make Wallace aourut
testy and slightly condescending -partlcularl7 ~
they wrangled over whether Lyndon B. Johnson
and Richard M. Nixolf are "intelllgent" -by Cohn-'
Bendlt'• definition. • .
There was also a. look at the bllllorMlollar ski
boom, Commentator Heywood Hale Broun bought
himself more than·teOO worth of basic skis, blnir.
!ngs, thermal underwear and stretch pants to
demonstrate where it begins and the feature moY,:
eel on to uplore the boy·meet .. glri attraction& Iii
th~ apre .. 1ki houn of the nation's snow spots.
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About Your
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Problems
!y ANN !:ANDERS •
Jason Shows Up
In Miniskir.t
Dl!.Alt ANN LANDERS: Our coll•&• sopho-
more daulht• ii Coln& study with a law aludenl
Bil name Is Jaacm. A few weeks aco Cynthia wore
a pantault and her boyfriend didn't like ll He told·
her lo go put on a aklrt. She refuJed. l'lnally he
said, "OK. you WI, but thla Isn't the end of' It."
Last nllht Juon 1bowed up in IL skirt. My hus-
bond anawered the door and almoct collapsed. You
can't iml&lne the shock of seeing a 6'1", :000.pound·
er In Jmee.,aocb (hairy legs Bhowln&) -welling· a
plaid jumper with pleats. WGtn Cyntblli 11'11' )llm
•he g11J)ed. Juon areeted her with, 11lt's-a kilt."
They loft lo llght It out In private. My.hnabancl
!hints Cynthia should not 'have gone wlt4 him. I
don't know what to think. Do you? ~HUNG JURY
DIAR JURY: It aeuftda like o kllt .. mo, Mo.
llame, In which' caH, y .. , lt'1 • respectaMe eutflt.
Somewhat unceftvent&enal un'9n wwn te • clan
mootlnt.' but ......... ~ ........ -.....
DEAR ANN LANDERS: Do yi>u !mow '11at the
majority of people In thla coontry are dumb, car.
less, lazy and they love lo cbloel? I rellnd jnat In
., time. I don't think I could havt survived. llDOlher
" 30 daya of dealing with the lonay American public.
AJ the bead of a repair service departmen~
·" I met just about everybody. Thil la what I learned:
AD kinds of people -the well-educated, the lpor-
ant, the rich, the poor, the old llnd the young -
they all want somethinc for nothln1. Furthermore,
" they can't read or they don't want lo. They Ignore
!nstructioo1 llnd auume that the ru!H were written
., for other people.
They brlrig In electric coflff!nlkera, toasten,
irons, portable nd101, rter101 -and they want
free service. "It'• covered by the warranty," they
announce •• If they have uttered 10n1e ma&1c
" word.a. When I asked, "Where la the warranty!"
'·' they looked shocked and replied, "I threw It out.
I never keep that junk." My nut queation, "Do
you have ~ bill of ilale!" produced IUCb re1pon1e
as, "Wbo·,do; ;n>d think you're talking lo? Ate you
.. try!llg to say I stole thil radio?"
I',\ I've been called every rotten name in the book
" llnd several names not In aey book. Some people
think the dirtier they talk to the 1aiesperaon, the
more lntlmlclatod he will become llnd the better
their chllDCIS '!f setting something for nothing.
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Please print my Jetter, Ann. Maybe It will shake
up a few mW!on people. And it might mate file
a liWe eesler !or the unfortunate woman who look
my job. -LIBERATED AT LAST
DEAR Lii: C-ort ~rlntlnt In ~rekon ,,_
•n<M •re ..,,,.,.,.,,.,,~fy '""-and ..,llflter-
lftt. Thia 11 • ne (uatlflcotlon fer olMlolnt aalotJllOo
pie, --·· 1NI I hope oll tho rucla ond fhoutht· l ... ....-,. wllt take ......
When rolhantlc &llLDCIS turn to warm embraces
is It love or chemlatry? Send !or the booklet "Love
or Sex and How lo Tell the Difference," by Amt
Landers. Enclose a lont, 1tamped, 1elf·addrt11ed
envelope llnd 35 centa In coin wlth your requut,
Ann Landen will be Said lo help you wlth your
problems. Send them to her In Cll"' of the DAIL y
PILOT, enclosing a stamped, 1111 • addressed en-velope. ·
Arron -·Angle,
Honeymoon •
Bride
North
Arrlnl•IJ!enll a( wllllutoc~ Tlprde, Ore.
llld ll•dltll deoarot.d the For the double rmc rites,
lltar of Our Lady Queen of the bride Hllcted a oeoop-
An&els Church Jn NewPort ned<ld c:halllllly lace ion
Jkacb. when ... Weddlna VOW! . with a front •llDU pant), ..re exchanfed' • by Su= loor lace aloev• llld chapel
Ellllbeth Snyder ind Arron lraln. Her altt l1lualaa veil
Scolt An&le. WU C11Jlhl • to a hladpioce
Noon rllla were rud by of mafd>lJi& lace, llld her
the Rev. Ra,ymond Saplla for bridal bouqael WU ID Ir·
the couple, Wbo .,. the '°" ~I of ba ttorf t y
and dauihler of Mr .. and Mn. baby's m!~ • n d
Rqtnotd w. :r: 0 I Wllriq I velvet llld c:rtpe
NtwpOrt Buch Mr. and drw In two ahadN of .,_
,, Mn. GuNf T. AllCle of llld carrytni a boaquet ol
pint Wllltlooa llld babT•
brulh, Miii Kalblolll "'1der
of Nnport -a-Id her alJter u mald of llano;.
In similar enaembles, 1t-
tendants were Miss Judy
Bifolow and Mrs. Wllllam
Slelsner, both of Fullerlm.
:GOP Seeks
Green Gifts
• Hunllnlton V llley Young
' Republlc1111 am lnvlted to
brfnl atfll ol ...... bearfnl
hta ii!CIUn ond liliied by the
U.8. Socntery of tlio ~
when they attend a IUl']li1le
per\J foe 0-p Wuhtngton.
lloltlnl the blrthdq perlJ'
; will be Mr. and Mn. R.L.
" --ond Cf!W>lorlq .-'an tmlted to tbalr
'·---81 t p.m. ~.re11.21.
Alltn1~0<ln
tertilod prilplcll" mcmbm
aralnTitfdtoallllld.
Greg Schneider ol La Habra
WU asked to be best man.
and 11.!hers were Michael
CarlJOD of J"uUerton and Rez
Sny<Jer of. Newport B<1ch,
-of the llrlde. . Pini<. bolro llld · prlanda
were entwiriid ' on t h e
slalrcase of the Irvin< Coast
Country Club where I be
ne•lyweda sreeted It f\ltlll
II I ciwl!pline nctptlon.
Ml11 Joon !Anti of Whluter
drcutated the Pl! book,
Whtcll WU • lllped by C.pt.
.... Mn. Ted AllCle ol
F.dwonla Air ram a.,
brolller llld alattr-lft.law of
tho ~ and Mn.
Bertha -of Florid•. -friend of the bride. After ~ lo BJc Sur, the .... Mr. and Mn.
A6'lt ha1t eatobllthod lh<lr
Nlldence lo 'l'llallo.
Ti. brJdl, a arldlllla ol
P'1illlrtoii Junior Coll.,., -Id be' AA dotree lo dr6fttn&.
Her buaband ncelvod Illa Ba
~ lo lDduatrlat ..,_
inf .,...,. Clllfornta statt
COllece II Lona Buch. l
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Strve chillltl toitA oeafood! •••
W...tt Grey Riuli"11 WiM.,. Stll lt.71.
DelicWtu d'l/ wme •.. A""411d RmJZ
Pouillv Fuiue ••• 5tk ... lt.91
Super-Shopper Produce Specials!
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Art• h ke· Frootlilisedtobringeachtendertiptoitapeakor 6 f $1 . perfection flavor! Don't settle for le!!! than the beat! or IC 0 5 ........................................ .
Sunlist Lemons .................... : ......... 19~ Cucumbers ...................................... 2 FOl1r
Tangy ahdlpicyl ••• You'U.wan~enongh toaowith filh! Crisp and cool ••• Thin !1ices will be welcomed in your aalad !
· Super·Shopner G1'00£ry Specials!
s&w Tiana ............................ ? ....... 3 FOi ar Carnation's Slender .................... 6r
Llrht maet ..• chUDk '1tyle .. : for 1alada, sandwicheo ! No. >,J .cana. Ca1orie control in & p1euin&" fashion! AH !Javors! Save 20c!
S&W Baked Beans ... : .............. 3 FOi S1 Green Giant Vegetables .... 3 FOi S1
OVen baked ••• New England atyle ! .. ; bi124 ounce cam. Frozen: Nib1et.I, Cream Carn, Mixed VeI. Cut Green Beans, Cr. Spinach!
Danish Margarine .................... 3· FOi s1 Stouffer Meat Pies ..................... 4r
Borden'• quality ! So smooth ••. apreadable ••• 1 pound cartons. Beef, Chicken or Turkey ..• 10 oz. ot ioodneas in each I Frozen!
SIW Apple Sauce .................. 3r Pepperidge Fanns Stnidel.. ... 49¢ Diet Breakfast ......................... 4r
Bi1 25 os:. ;al ... saucy GravensUin flavor ! App1e, Blueberry, Pineapp1e-Cheet1el Frozen. Inatant breakfut ••. yet 1ow in calories!
SIW AppJe Juice .................... 39• Globe A 1 Noodles .................... 33¢ Fabric Softener ....................... 69"
Quart aiu '. .. drink a glass of health! Fine, Med., \Vide ... for CMseroles! ••. 16 oz. Miracle White .•. uve 20c on quart size!
Pink Grapefruit Juice ............. 3r LiptOll's Main Dishes .............. 69¢ Friskies Cat Food ............. :. 8FOl '1
A meaJ in a matter of minutes! Variety, too! Ofter your kitty a variety! ••. 6~1:" oz. cans. Texsun ... 46 oz. can ... healthful, delicious!
ChelTy Pie .fiHing : .................. :59¢ WoodbUrjs Soap .................... 29• MaiWelfltouSe Coffee ........ :67~ -.
Two pound can .•. $1.SS. Thne Jiound can $1 .93. · Comstock'! ••. to celebrate the holiday! Packa,. of ' ngular bars at thlg price I
BJrds Eye's Awake ........... 3 ,o. '1 Pie CMt Mix .......................... 23• ~~ tillard ............................. ~9--. . ' All the flavor and vitamin1 of oranp juke; 9 ot. Betty Crocker'a .•. 16\) can'l llllko a finer crnatl Bt, aavinp on tho ' oz. me ..• protec:tion, loo I
'WEBSTER'S DICTIONARY
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Sedlan 4
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FREE
With This Coupon
And A111, Pun:haae I
El ll(zncho Delicatessen
Seafood · Cocktlll Sauce ................................. 39"
Sllnr Sprlnp ... dellsht!Ul ....,,t for seafood tovorite1 , , • 10 oz.
Sindwich Spread .................................. 2 "' w
Oac:ar 111"-Ylr .. , meat spread that wlna approval! ••. 8 oz.
Braunschwelger Chub ........................ 2 .. 6r
01C&l' Ma,ar.,. made Jn tho old world manner I,., 8 oa.
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Fresh Trout .... 39~
Rushed to us from the icy Snake River t ••• tn.in. wt. 5 oz.
Swordfish ........ 79~
' Thick ste~ks ... serve broiled for a really fine en tree!
·~;Halibut Steak 59~
;~.:: Ahvu.Ya a favorite ••• and rood served ~o maiiy different ways! ,,...:l-,,, .
LARGE c b 69C FRESH ra s. . . . . . . . . . . . "'
Lai-se size ••• and, ot course, 'vc'll gladly crack lhem for you!
0. t 89'112 ys ers .. .. ... . ... pl
Eastern ••• gourmet treat! Serve them fried ..• or make a atew!
... Sole Fillets ..... 89!
Freah! Mild ! , .• even ~pie \vho don't Ji_ke fish enjoy sole!
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i;\i ·~~H lib ' fill · : s1 29 F h Lob' t Sl 98 _jf ~; . a ut 1 ets .......... :.. · , ~-res s er .............. lb W estem Oysters ........ 89C
' IJ·~:,~se "S_bake 'h' Bake" ... for easy cookin1!
' $ 29 ~ fresh Sea Bas;s .,'.~.... .. l 1~
~. ~ehaous i>akoo . . • sene with lemon ·slices.
Enjoy gourmet cuisine right at home!
Lobster Tails ................ s1~~-
Jumbo size •.• split in half. ?I-f in 8 oz. 'ea.
Fresh ... unique and tempting flavor! 12~~·)ar.
finnan Haddie ............ 89~
As authentic as Scottiah bag.pipes!
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··~fresh f erch ......... : ...... 69~
Locally caught and rushed to us !
Salmon Steak .............. Sl 41?
'.From the Columbia River country!
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fr esh Catfish ........... 98~
From the deep south Louisiana bayous!
'Sand Dabs ...................... s1°1?.
So easy to serve ... don't forget tartar sauce?
Mahi Mahi .................... 89~
Seafood treat from Hawaiian waten ! .
·Pompano ........................ s1sz
Great flavor ..• caught off the FJorida Keys!
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Juicy and tender! •.. beet at'its .beat ••• ,
because it's El Rancho's! Selected !or qua!·
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ity ... ag-ed nature's way for flavor and
tenderness! Jlere's real dinina" delirhtl
We WDI Be Open
Washklgton's Bh1jlday
Feb. 22 ............. : 10 A.M. to 7 P.M.
El Rancho Liquor
'Bacardi Rum ........ r1nH ........ '4.99
Amber or Gold ... for exotic mixjnr ! Ql is.19.
Old Forester ........ FllT1I .. .. .... '6.19
Straigh t wh iBkey ... for 11ippin', mixin' I Qt. S7.55.
Jim Beam ........ Hlll GIL ......... '11.99
Eighty-six proo( ••• low price on bil jur !
El Rancho Scotch ..... rlfTH • • .. • SS.79
Bottled in -Scotland •xclu1ively for El Rancho !
Save 10% on all purchases ••• by the caul
Medium Shrimp ......... s1 s~.
Lots of really good eating here!
Monterey Squid ......... 39~
F'or those with adventuresome appetite.!!
Jumbo Shrimp ............. s21?.
Big enough to afford real pleasure!
Re~ Snapper ................ 79~
Pan fry .•. and serve with corn bread! Fresh!
Cherrystone Clams ·: 79~
New England ••. serve on the half shell!
Frog Legs ....................... s1 ~!.
Real delicacy ••. flavor much like chicken!
Littleneck Clams ...... 89~ Scallops ,. ........................ s1 9,!,
Have you thourht of serving scallop stew? New England •.• for a hearty clam chowder!
' Abalone Steak ............ s45,?
' Smoked Tuna .............. s1•2
Slice thin •.. .saute in butter ••. serve at once! Smoking adds a very special quality!
King Crab Meat .......... s47z Smoked Albacore ..... s1 9!
From Alaakan Kinr Crabs .•• the finest! Smoking makes the flavor doubly delightful f
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Price! in. efft.ct Thur. througk Sun.
Feb.lo, tl,lt,%3. No 1ale1 to d..W1.
HUNTINGTON HARBOUR: Warner Ave. & Algonquin· St.
NEWPORT BEACH: 2727 Newport Blvd. • 255 5 Eastbluff Dr. (Eastbluff Village Center)
Also conveniently located stores in Arcadia, Pasadena and South Pasadena
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Weddings, Troths
. . .Pilot's Deadlines
' To help fill requirement& on both wed-
ding and engagement storl.,, form• are avail-
able In all of the DAILY PILOT offloes.
Further quelllons will be answered by Social
Notes otalf members at 842-4321 or 494-9486.
To . avoid d111ppolntment, prospective
brides are reminded lo have their weddlng
stories with black and white glossy photo-
graph! to the DAILY PILOT Society Depart-
ment prior to or °"'1thin one week after the
wedding. 'CT
For engagement aMouncement.s it is
auagested that tbe story, also accompanied
by a black and white glossy p i c t u r e. be
aubmitted. early. U the betrothal announce·
ment and wedding date are six weeks or l•
aplrl, ohly the wedding photo will be ac·
cepted.
UC Se ries
Women Probe
For Authenticity
By JUDY BUR8T
" ..... ,,,, ... Miff
can we af!onl .. be gen-
uine !
From the momei)l of our
birth we are II~ to dlf.
fOIJ'lllale ourselves from
other -1• or other lhingl.
We begin to develop our ego
llrtqlh.
'lll.eae were the words of
'Dr. Robert S. David so n ,
coonllnator of Iba Un!veraity
ot. Callfomla'I E z. t en a 1 on
Hrlu,DtmeDalcinaolRuman
Potential
Lilt Friday mornlni be and
his woclatel dllCuued lhe
concept of !lecomlq AutbeD-
ti" '!be 1-'llloo R.iatlomhip.
10 know, control and use
things and even h u m a n
belngs: in other words, to
survive, we mu.st qage in
depersonallzine and
dehumanillng our fellow men
•.. however, the I-It relaUon
muat remain subordinate; it
is the predominance, not the
mere e~tence, of the l·lt
that ii the ~ of evil.
Following Dr. Davldlon's in-
troductory remarks aeveral
members of blJ panel be1an
cUllenaJng Buber's theories.
One clinical poycholo&Jst
proteated that there be an
I-It relatlonabip, be ca u a e
many people early in life 1et
fuced In tblJ rolatlonshlp and
tt tam growinl to chanit -
Dr. Da-""9acod lhe thloriel of V l e .. a n a · b I> r n
phlJOl<Jllber Martin B u b • r. wtio hu dll\gl(i!ct ways ·ol YOUNG PEOPLE
relattnc. 1"Ibe I-It reJ1tionlhip Many yiJunc people are look·
Lt oae ln which I am: itpll'lte iq for the l.'Ibot.1 rel&Uonshlp
lnlm lho olher -: I u-. in poyc1-Uc drvll, rtalod
porloaoe ·t.bt --;.,I . Dr.--•· Aaollier .,..,. ...._tbaolher-:l'mdll· 1lde~ed lhe I-T h ou
fenntlaled fJ;oin lhe olber nlatlonihlp "a . peeling off
--" . of facades and 1<WDi down
lllJ1IUN CONlllTION· . into ~ ballc, aulhenUc feel-p .
1be l·It ·relationship· wilb · Or. David.son believes that
it.. using of other people is an J-'lbou relationship would
part of the human condlUon be difficult ln a business set.
-it is ptrt of being alive, ting mainly because of the
he continued. use of manipulation. Another
"In the l·'lbou relationship panel member said, 0 It'• good
the other person Js not bUliness that one show con-
a e par 1 t e-a 'we'. is ex· sideration for employu, but
perienced. We are tn some this is not an I-Thou rela·
way a part o~ the same thing. tionship."
The Thou as someone we Buber's thinking is pro-mlcht U'uly love, not torneone foundly religiOUI for be sees
to UR or manipulate." man as essentt.ily orientated
According to Or. Davidson, to God.
we need to go back to the During the open dilcusslon
I-Thou relallonshlp and lhould it WU llliiest.d that people
forpt experleocing ourselves often relate to God tn the
u separate from o t b e r I·lt relationship
penons. "We must try to be To elabonte, · many people
ln a situation where our in their pnyers try tO use God
sepuateneu doe1n't e:a:iat. for favors. One of t.be panel
Thia, then, becomes t h e members remembered i n
clotett form of love." Reno when people would pray
In the "WrltinCI of Martin in church and light vigil
Buber" the meuage, or heart candles hoping that God would
of h1J te1chlng, ls that "nal give them luck ln t h e i r
ltfe Is meeUng." Profeuor gambling.
Buber maku I radlcal distinc·
Uon between the two basic WORKSllOPS
attitudes. FollO'llt'i.ng the discussion the
RELATION TYPg,
'!be two fundamelllal types
of relaUoo. of. which men are
capable, are upraaed in the
primary wwdl l·Tbou and I·
It. '!be primary word l·Tbou
polnla ..... 1a11oa of --~ a relaUon of
reciprocity lnvol.tnc meeting
liC --'!be primary word 1-11 po1a11 to a .. 1auon
of -to thine. inV111ring
101De form ot ~llzatfon,
. dollllnatloo « coolroL
Tllo l·Tbou 1<laUon, which
Buber uaually deaipa\111 ..
"r,llUon" p1r excellenoe. la
.,• In ""1ch man ~ •ier oolJ .w1111 Iba wliole ol hll -be·
Inf, II a -In< por..
audience brute into a ~ E
worDhop groupo of ZO.
In Dr. Davl<lson's group the
attitudes of therapy Which
hav~ been persisting in the
previous sessions was the
laue of lnt..-..t.
"This la not a therapy group
but an encounter group," Or.
O.vidloo reiterated. 0 We are
trying to develop authenticity
and different ways ol rolating to each other ...
The women began anew. No
one WU p!l down. 'Ibey bepn
leveling with eac:h other.
Honor Caps
Ce remony It la a nlatlon, which
Bliber feels la poaslbi. for
mon to hava not oolJ •wllh
,human belnp, but also wllh aa1Uro ·and lnlolllgeot forms A Huntlqton Be a c h
'(art). "Floron<e Nllh~" h aa
The Mt Nlatloo, on Iba been c:hoten beat In nurainc
.othir ·band, la one that man· _performance In bor c1u1· o1
--not wllh Iba -1talmwi future -In of bll balnJ. Ca1lfonila Hoapltal l!cl\OOI ol · Nunlng, Loo Anpla.
1111111'1 WlllTINGS Mba Carol l'1lr1or accoptad
" 'Ille wrltq. also "'4od that her cllll award al Iba trod!·
K II ta Illa l·Tbou relatlon Uonal capp1q CU'elDOllY In
tllal Illa panan In bll aulhoo-All(<llca Lutheran Cburcb,
.,lie~ 1mar111; Loo Anplaa. ''1llnlulh Iba Tbou a man A clUs ol !O fulure ....,.,
becomes an I." recited the FI ore n c e
Authentic human erlJttnce NllhUqale &:,~• and llllhlod la uiatence In 'the l·'Ibou. larnpt, 1ym of a nurse'•
But auch la the ....-Id thor dodlcaUiln to 11UV1ct, 1n 11\1
one cannot remain 20th IMU&l ceremony matt..
)>llnWlently In lhe 1-'lllou Ing comploUoo of their fint
roiatloo. To ourvfvt, WO need Ill< moolhl ol lralnlq.
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Varied Programs Sal ~te Founders of PTA •
IEdltor'I NM1 A NM lino! ..
lo Co.II lrMM. H.-..n ltKll Mill ~ auc:11 ,., .. , .... ctwr .,... ... , ..
ffcir-. wlM ........ It! 1M DAILY PILOT
M<.11 wtM. lllforln.l•kwl mvst lie
r11«f\IM "' ""' 'IOCt.lr OtiMn"""'' or by .... 111"' Of ~u-"" CDI,,
to '°""" Golirtll $rnl!ll, 2012 Ctnhll~ f'ltc:f, ~I llN<ll, by J D.m.
Frld1v tot IN,lbllc1!1ot1 Wftnn<llJ )
Adams PTA
Mn. Carl Leuck
President
COti.tlNG UP: Founders Day
n1eeting at 7:30 p.m. tomor·
row, in the multipurpose
room. Girl Scout Troop 146
"'ill lead the pledge llf
allegiance. l\1.rs. William
li.laMing will present the
honorary life membership
award. A-tichael B r o w n .
political science assistant
professor at California State
College al Fullerton will
speak on Drug A bu s:.-.
li.iothers of fifth grade
students will host.
Canyon PTA
l\lr.1. Dennis J\1illtr
President
REPORTS: Estancia High
Scboool VQC:al e n·s e m b 1 e
under the direcUon o f
Gerald Olsen performed at
the Februal')' Founders Day
meeting. Past presidents
honored were. Mn. John
Elledge, Mrs. M a r i o n
Hartley and Mrs. Whliam
Draganza. Honorary 11 f e
membership award w a s
presented to Mrs. Dennis
Miller by Mrs. Gary·Evans,
chairman: Serving on the
nominating committee !Ire
the Mmes. Jack Webster,
chairman ; L. F. Ferguson,
Robert Wright, Ro g e r
Davenport, and A l f r e d
Ducharm. Fourth g r a d e
students in Mrs. Andy Mor·
row's class performed a
square dance program.
Colle ge Pk. l'T ,A.
1'-1rs. BurleiO BIU'Sltem
President
REPORTS : Follrth grid e
students' and CUb Pack 39s' . .
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Spirit of 76 Pervades
art projectJ m1y be viewed
until Friday, Feb. 21, at
Ora111e County Airport. Miss
Mary Jane Mc.Arthur ,
teacher, and Mrs. Don
Bruneau, art cha Ir m J n,
coordinated the display • .
Sweat shirt sale n e t t e d
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CM High PTA
l\tn. Omer !per
Prfildent
COMING UP: Junior-senior
Parent Night at 1 :30 p.m.
tomorrow. A panel of
students, advisors 1 n d
coonselors will speak 11.nd
answer questions on college
requirement.I . . _ Board
meetirlg at 9 a.m. Thursday,
Feb. 27, Ill tile b\>m< ol
Mrs. Omer Isner.
Davis PTA
l\lr1. Donald LackJe
President
REPORTS : Mrs. RI c h a rd
Ready to tip their hats to our American heritage are (l eft to r ight ) Ray
Aguirre, Ira Saul and Gary Spielberger who with other fourth graders at
l\1onte Vista School will present a patriotic program next Tuesday at 7:30
p.m. fQr the PTA's Founders Day observance.
Units Continue
lEdilO<'~ Motr: A ..-111 df~01.,,
io F011nl•in v111n. Hunlll'lll'-" &e.cl>.
OU.n Vie'#, SNI &.&di 1 n d
WfttmJm.11!<'" School dl1l•lct 1>1rtnl·
~l>tr orv1n1z111om wm •PDl•r Jn
"'-CAil Y PILOT tlch week. lnhmnt · llan m.,.1 be l"K~lwd by Mn. Wllll1rn
Pull0td. 1 '260 51nle Luci., Fo.'"181n V1llt\' by ~ p.m. F•ldlr tor publktlien WldN!tdlr. I
Arevalos PTO
!\In. 8. J. 'Yorks
Presidenl
REPORTS : Cub Seoul Pack
408 presented the f I a g
ceremony at unit meeting.
Past presidenls of the PTO
v.·ere honored. America the
Beautiful was theme of the
program, presented b y
school chorus and band.
under the direction of Mrs.
Arthur Walls and , SCalo n
Blonco, music teachers. .
PTO and room mothers
spo nsored Valentine 's Day
Serious Subjects Scrutin ized
Raising
parlies last week.
FV Ele. PTO
Mn. William Dunn
President
COMING UP : Fiesta of
Fashions is theme of fashion
show Wednesday, March 19.
under the direction of ~1rs.
Andrew Edwards, In Four
tain Valley High School.
.4. very serioul top ic will be under discussion b~ a representative of the Hunt-
ington Beach Police Department when Hope View PFO meets next Tu .. day
al 7:30 p.m. Marijuana is the subject of a fllm and the talk. Co~S>denng the
dangers of the dNC use are (Jell to right) W. A. Gerhart. principal; Wendy
Wright, •ludent bod1 president, and Mrs . Ray Tannler. PFO president 1 ~ t
Ollv• was awarded the
booar&r1 life memhenhlp
for bet activities w It b
-11111 dlairmambJpo In PTA. •
Ensi gn PTA
Mn. J.IL t-
-tnl
COMING . UP: Ge a erat
meellllg and FClUlldeit Day
program at 1 p.m. ·temor·
row, in the cafttoriurG.
Great boob. demonstraUoo.
will be ~led.
Kaiser PTA
Mn. N..,...EgH
Pre:Udent
COMlNG UP: Founders Day
meeling 11111 baoor&r1 life
membership presentation. at
1: 30 tonight, iii t h e
mullipurpoae room. Election
of officers will take place.
Concert and stage band will
present the program under
the direction of Ken Owen.
Stage band won first place
at the first Jazz Band
Festival at Orange Coa.st
College.
Kilfybrooke PT A
Mn. RGu!d llaywonl
President
COMING U P : Association
meeting at 7:30 p.m. tomor-
row , in lhe multipurpose
room. Camp Fire Girls will
lead the '1ag salute. Fourth
grade students will present
a patriotic program. Mrs.
John Consoli will award the
honorary life member1hip.
Parade of Nations Honors Students
REPORTS: Valentine parties
took place in all classroow
last Friday.
Mariners PFO
Robert E. Aadtnon
President
COMING UP: Board meeting
at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, Feb.
'J:l, in the home of Mrs.
James McCun'"niff ,
secretary.
REPORTS : Mrs. H. B. Ben--
jamin, educational legi.!la-
tion chairman, h e l p e d
organize the work at tt:e
bond el<ction. 'Mr. and Mrs.
Wilton Gale suved a buffet
supper to parents and Earl
Bjelland. principal, t o
celebrate the victory.
Students from other countries who attend Po1nona
School were honored during a Parade of Nations
at tile PTA meeting yesterday. Representing Mexi·
co, Germany and Indonesia are (left to right) Maria
program will be presented
by fourth grade students
under the direction of Miss
Dorothea Bramble and Mrs.
James Pitton. Mrs. James
Moor will award t h e
membership.
REPORTS : 125 students 11·
tended the February movie :
selling refreshments were
lhe Mmes. David Goodsell .
Mark Morris, Robert Lacy
and Donald Greene .
Testing fourth g r a d e
studen ts on physical fitness
were the P.1mes. Covel Allen .
. . . Board meeting at 9:30
a.m. \Vednesday, Feb. 26,
in the cafeteria.
NH High' PTA
~1.rs .• Robert Hetiel
President
Monte Vista PTA
A-trs. David Goodsell
President
~ichael Hi ll , Ri ch a rd
Firchau and Morris.
COMING UP : Founders Day
meeting at 7:30 tonight, in
the social hall. Mrs. J. W.
Hemstreet, ways and means·
chairman, will report on
Dollars for Scholars. Past
presidents \\'ill be honored
and Mrs. i.!lrry K. P.1ellar
Jr. will present the honorar y
lire membership. Mrs. Doris
Croxon, assistant vice presi·
dent of Newport Balboa Sav-
ings and Loan, will speak
on scholarships available for
high school students.
COMING UP: Board meeling
at 9 a.m. tomorrow, in the
teachers' dining r o o m •
Nominating committee will
be elected . . • Mothers
of fifth grade .students wlll
host the ice cream social
at 1 p.m. Tuesday, Feb.
25, in the multipul-pose room
during the Founders Day
and honorary life mem·
bersbip meeting. Patriotic
Funds
FV High PTA
Mn. WUUam. Mason
President
REPORTS: Honorary 11 f e
members, the Mmes. Joseph
Ditte. William Ma.son and
Robert Chamberlain were
presented corsages by Foun·
ders Day chairman, Mrs.
\Villiam Brockman. Panel
presentation was Jiven by
Mrs. D. W. Brow n i n g,
1noderator; Dltte, parent;
!lavid Bufftlgton, faculty;
\1iss ~amara Bonnell,
\merican Fie1d Service stu-
lent; Linda Carlson, Linda
?erry, Rei: Fowler and Eric
Hammer, students. Elected
to serve on the nominaUng
commiUet are tbe Mmes.
l)itte, Charles L i p o l ,
B roc'kman ,Richard
Benedict and William Creed,
Alternates are Mrs. D. W.
~fohundro and Mrs. Doyle
Muwell.
Harp er PTA
Mn. Chlrle1 Upot
President
COMING U P : lqspiration
Through Hlslory ;., tile
theme of unit meeUnc at a tonJPI. Ill tile music room.
Founders Day clllinnan,
.Mrs. Frederick Voa and
.honorary Jlle membenblp
cbainnan, Mn. W 111 i am
Muon will be featured.
Progam U tiU~ Humor
and llisto<y GI llcpeT.
NomirudlqCGClllllltleewm
t.part.
. Hope V"iew PFO
Mn.R.,n.ler
President
COMING UP; Urllt meelillg
at 7:3> p.m., Tumay, Feb.
25, in the mu!Upurpooe
room. Officer Burt
Oladwick GI the Hunlinglon
Beach Police Department
will show the film "Mari-
juana" and answer ques·
LiON from the parents.
Newport Ele. PT A
1\lrs. John Scapple
President
COMING UP: Try outs for
the all-children's talent and
art show will take place
at 10 a.m. Saturday, Feb.
22, in the school cafeteria.
Students from kindergarten
through sixtt: grade are in·
vited to share their talents :
Mrs. P. J. Hall is in charge
Rea PTA
Mrs. Keith Kellogg
Presidenl
COMING U P : Association
meeting at 7:30 ton igli1.
Honorary life presentation
and Founders Day program
'It's a Small Wo rld' Spotlight ed
Borrowing the theme from Disneyland, Sun View
PFO's talent show will take viewers around the
universe, vl.a costumed dancers during the presen-
laUOll of "It'• a Small World" at 7:30 p.m. tomor-
row, at the s c ll o o 1. Representing Holland,
Membership chairman will
take dues from any parent
who woold like to become
a member of Ute PFO.
Kite contest in March.
Spring View PTO
lttn. Vernal Day
President
COMfNG u p : ratltt'l'·:O.UI\
\
Spaghetti Dinner Friday.
l\1arcb 14. . .Paper Drive
Friday. Afarch 21.
REPORTS: Dr. Cli reoce Hall.
superintendent of the Ocean
View School District told o(
the financial problems fac-
ing the district and showed
the necessity for lht May
school bond eJectlon to
1.
Acevez first grader; Cornelia Brass, fourth grad·
er,,and' Albert Nelwan, fifth grader. In keeping with
the theme were international refreshments.
will be presented by Mrs .
Vernon Schoeder's dram a
class. Election of officers
will take place ... Board
meeting at 9 a.m. Tuesday,
Feb. 25, in the teacher.i'
lunch room.
REPORTS: Profit from canl.ly
apple sale was $27 .
St. J ohn Aux .
P.1rs. Robert Reid
President
REPORTS : Heights, weights
and eye tests were ' ad·
ministered to students in
rirsl, second and third
grades by Mrs. F r a n k
Jancek. health chairn1an
and committee ... Joining
the eighth grade students
on a field trip tour of NBC
television studios in Burbank
were the Mmes. Thom as
Matheus, James Greenwood,
George Johnson, Edward
Hrown and Paul Doutt. Sr.
M. Dolores, principal ; Sr.
M. Annunciata and John P.
McGrogan a~ .ittended .
TeWinkle PTA
1\trs. A. A. JohDSOn
President
REPORTS : Officers elected lo
serve in 1969-70 are lhe
Mmes. Robert Sorenson.
president; Robert Campbell,
Paul Ohlsen, John Michael
and Ralph Boegel, vice
presidents; Richard Gibbs,
and Paul Watson,
secretaries, cart Le u_k e,
treasurer; Charles Lamb,
historian ; A. A. Johnson,
parliamentarian, along with
Theodore Johnson wbo will
serve as auditor.
Wil son PTA
l\1rs. Fred Simpson
President
COMING UP: Honoring Our
Founders meeting at 1 p.m.
t omorrow , in t h e
multipurpose room.
REPORTS : Room mothers.
assislants and Mrs. Jerry
Sturgeon, room represen-
tative chairman, hosted
Valentine parties for all
classrooms.
F_rance and Japan are {left to right) Michele Sob-
n1ck, Susan \Valder and Debbie La Buff. Besides
dances, the program also will feature magicians,
solos and commercials, according to Mrs. Don
Presley, show producer .
parent.s at unit meeling.
Jo'ifth and sixth g r a d e
creative drama e I e e t i v e
classes gave choral readings
of "The Highwayman" and
"The Gettysburg Address."
A play. "The Cupid Com·
puter'' was presented jn
behall of Valenllne'1 Day.
Village View PTA
Pttn. Robe:rt MCIOl"Oud
Presldent
REPORTS o Brownie Troop 104
presented the nag ceremony
at unit meeting. Foundert
Day s~it and folk dancint
was presented b7 t lt e
studenLs:.
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THURSDAY
FEBRUARY 20
By SYDNEY OMARR
ARIES (March 21-April 19):
Pressure c o u 1 d m o u n t
resulting in fatigue. Key ls
to apply lessons of relaxation.
Cycle remains high. You can
handle challenge, responsiblli-
ty. Realiie this -have confi-
dence in your!:ielf.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20):
Degree of privacy is required.
Don't be alanned if you learn
that older individual has been
telling ta;es. Be lenient. Key
ls maturity. Study details.
Plug loopholes. P r o t e c t
yourseU ln clinches.
GEMINI (May 21.June 20):
Some friends conl&S baJic
needs, requirements. Be con-
siderate, fair but finn. Realize
people want aid, not charity.
Your attitude is important.
Don't embarrass one who con-
fides. problem.
CANCER (June ii.July 22):
Duties, responsibilities take
time. Avoid fUllh tactics.
Means be thorou gh. Career,
reputation could be on the
line. Show that a bit of
(!Vertime will not discourage
you.
LEO (July 23-Aag. 22): Be
patient, especially where uni-
que legal procedures are con-
cerned. Don't jump the gun.
Know that you must work
within framework of regula·
tlons . Look ahead.
Vll\GO (Aug. 23-Sept. 23):
Payments, colleetlons a r e personal leg work. Go dirC(tl)'i
spotlighted. Not wise today to source. Check nameS(
to accept money responsibility figures.
belonging to another. Be sym-~ pathetic without becoming in· CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan:
volved. 10): Give attention to property
UBRA (Sep!. 23-0ct. 22): matters. Old Irritations coold
Some alliances cannot stand come to fore. Be to lerant wit~
test of time. Know th at this those who secrn 10 b 1 is day which separates true repeating thenlselvC$. Visit
friends from fair-weather froni individual out of past
variety. Accept facts. Don·t is indicated.
distort with wisl)ful thinking. AQUARI US tJan. 20·Feb.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): 18): Trip could be dclayc~
You would be wise to play No need to rush or panic.
subordinate role. Permit What you need is available.
associate, co-worker to bask You need not reach far afield.
in spotlight. Bide your time. Deal with the fa m 11 i a r ~
Realize rest, recuperation are PISCES (Feb. I~March 20J:
necessary. Don't force issues. Be strict where borrowing.
SAGITFARIUS .(Nov. 22· lending enter picture. Guard
Dec. 21 ): You get warning security, possessions . Someone
concerning risks. Be sure may be trying to g e t
rather than sorry. Don't gam-something for nothing. Dig for
~FF Td "r Ht PARTY'_: The Baltloa Bay Club'will
be the destinapon next Friday eveniIJg for member;
of t.pe Thursday Morning Club of Newport Beach
and 'their husbands, when t~e a11n'aal dinner dance
is planned. Pink and white cherry hlossoms will
change the season from winter to· spring for, the
. evening, and lighted hurric~ne lamps wiU1 com ..
plete the mood. Anticipating the evening ·of lestivi·
ties are (left to right) Mr. and 1.frs. -Howard
MitChell and Mr. and Mrs. James Lee. ·
la gu n·a Women Sa mp/e 1~cbiii10.iijon~j·.,bhiiiili·',Y~~·l·-·0o'iiheiiir:ii,j'~· jjijv.~liiidiliiniifoiii,miiaiii!iiii·",· iij;Doiin~··~"" I• ~ sa~isfied with the superficial.
Coeds' Culinary Efforts
Culinary efforts of the
Laguna Beach High School
Home Economics Club wlll be
tested by the Business and
Professional Women's Club of
Laguna Beach during a dinner
in the school at 6:30 p.m.
tomorrow.
Chr~topber will ~her re-
cent trip to South America.
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Guys, Dolls Celebrate
Washington's Birthday
Cherry Blossom T/me
Coming to Bay Club Mrs. Maurice Van Dyke,
world affairs chairman, has
planned the dinner which will
be prepared and served by
coeds under the d.lreeUon of
Miss Roselma Mess man, in-
structor.
Reservations may be ob-
tai ned by caWng Mrs. Edna
Carmichael, 494-2665.
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11 YEARS IN SANTA ANA Washington's Birthday will
be celebrated by Guys and
Dolls members of the Riviera
Club wllen they dine and dance
to the music of Danny Orton's
Combo in the new Towers
Book Group
The Book Discussion Group
of Newport Beach Friends of
the Library gather the last
Wednesday of the month in
Mariners Library at 10 a.m.
CM Au xiliary
The first Thursday of the
month, members of the
American Legion Auxilia ry,
Costa Mesa Unit 455, gather
ln the American Legion Hall,
at 8 p.m.
restaurant, Laguna B e a c h
next Saturday evening.
Reservations and further in-
formation a b o u t the event
n1ay be obtained by calling
to.1rs. Ritchie Wilson. section
chairman, 494-5188.
Other activities awaiting
Rivierans include an outdoor
sketch lesson, followed by
luncheon for members of the
club's Creative Living Section
at 10 a.m. Tuesday, Feb. 25
in the Newport Elks Club.
Mrs. Rock Duitman. section
chairman, said participants,
dressed casually, 'vil\ bring
supplies in their c ho s e n
medium.
Reservations and furth er in-
formation may be obtained
by ca!ling Mrs. Wally Taft,
494-6483, or Mrs. Betty Rowan,
548·5981.
Spring has to be just around
the corner )¥hen pink and
white cherry blossoms start
appearing.
They will blossom next Fri·
day evening in the Balboa
Bay Club when the Thursday
Morning Club of Newport
Beach has ils annual formal
dinner dance.
Guesls will appear on the
party scene at 7 p.m. for
a no-host cocktail party, then
will enjoy a prime rib dinner
at 8:30 p.m. Music for after-
dinne r dancing will be pro-
vided by the Warren Saylor
Orchestra.
The cherry blossoms will
be in the form of topiary
trees provided by the Cerebral
Palsy's Young Adult Training
Cente r which will be placed
SPECIAL DATE -Valentine's Day this year waa extra' special for Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Amburgey, who celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary.
They were feted at a party in Sunlight Convalescent Hospital
Amburgeys
Saluted
.. At .Party
CharJes Amburgey asked his
wife, ~osie. to · be his Valen-
tine llll!it "Friday and she con-
sent<d.
It was the .60th time !or
the couple to be Valentines '
since their Feb. }4 marriage
jn 1909, "°nd Ute spedal wed-
ding ~nf:versary was inarked
at :e~ VaJenUne party in SU ' Convales ce nt
lJOlp • Costa Mesa, where
. they t.ow reside.
Seated before a huge heart
inscribed with the hospital pa-
tients' names, Mr. and Mrs .
Amb9fgey received the con-
gratulations of more than 100
guesta, including one of their
sons and several daughters·in-
law.
A program of songs !old
&he story of their lives, begin-
ning with their courlshi11 and
marriage in Kentucky and
continuing through the birth cir tbelr 14 children, 49
grandchildren, and 59 great-
grandchlldren.
After the'\ program ,
refresh ment5 Of punch and
beaft..sbapcd cookiea were en-
joyed by the honored couple
and &11<111.
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throughout the party room and
softly glowing h u r r i c a n e
lamps, also provided by the
center. will further set the
mood. Because this is World Af-
fairs Week for the group, table
decorations will feature flags
of all nations. Proceeds will
go to the Scholarship fund.
A peek at what is ahead i~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ for 1969 in fashions will be af-
forded members of the ladies
Society of St. Luke'.s ortbOdoZ
Church of Orang~ County and
their guests when ·they attend
Design for '69 Saturday, Feb.
22. ·-
CUSTOM MADE
,FIREPLACE SCREENS
INSIDE ANO CORNER MOUNTS
Coordinating plans for the
event is Mrs. Leslie C.
Reynolds and assisting her are
Mrs. Mario C. Pacini, decora-
tions chairman, and Mrs. Ivan
W. Sturgis, hosp it a Ii t y
chairman.
Reservations may be made
by calling Mrs. Robert S.
Wilson, 644--0446 or M r s •
Robert T. Burbank, ~3529.
Mrs. Emily Stricker will
preside over the meeting,
where speakers will be travel-
ing club members.
After gathering for a socla1
hour at 11:30 a.m. in the Sad-
d.leback IM, Santa Ana, they
will enjoy a luncheon at 12:30
and after tha t f a shions
coordinated by F I ore n c e
Smales. Music will be pro-
vided by the Barry Perry
Complete Line of Fireplace Accessories ·:·
Written on next month's
club calendar is a brunch and
lecture in the Balboa Bay Club
with Tom Franciscan as guest
speaker. Mrs. Robert D. Smittl
will preside at the March 13
event.
Miss Bea Whittlesey will tell
of her visits to Business and
Professional Women's Clubs in
New zealand, and Mrs. Elga
Membership
Treated Well
Orchestra. -
Proceeds will help lumlsb
the· new center on D.mklee
Avenue In Garden Grove and
1 alao will be used for. the
church building lund. '
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D~veloping Space Fare Challenges :_Air Force Dietitian
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d7 JiANNE L~EM Captain O'Hara said it's crumbing. And beef in gravy and sausage patties were too rehydrate lbese foods with ·• And no lllght before Apollo titian, who is based at Brooks fi~~-,..., hard to tell bee( stew from and beef 11tew also are ess-dry." special watergun, Ulen knead hadbotwaterforbeverages. AJr 1'~orce Bue, San Antonio,
tort to have space 'plJob: •t
the foods !or a specuted ~ 1
of time before tako«f, so '
they can famlllarl.u them-
selves whh It, decide what
they like and have a voice ln ,
the frequency with which pa"'
ticular items will be on the
menu, she said.
NEW JYORK (UPI) barbecued beef bites when enUallv the same, she added. She added that bite-size the packages to moisten the .. You drink coffee at about said airmen there Wte test MealUm4f boredom can be # foods are desirable b o t h dangeroUI for astronauts, says they're boUt in com pressed The researchers have found because of chewy texture and food . 190 degrees, but the waler foods being considered for
an Air force dietitian whe> forpt.. ~oth )Jl'e nfade from . some foods .tba1 don't lend the saving they represent in A typical n1ea: on Gemini for making lt before the Apollo space fiJgbts . The m en
helps de•elop and plan meals ground, shredded or diced themselves to bit-size treat-meal preparation time. They flights sounds not too bad -flight was just warm -about generally spend XI days at
for spacepien. beet then mixed with gravy ment. also increase caloric density beef pot roast, toasted bread 80 degrees,." said the dietitian, & (une ln the program before
Capt. )lay O'Hara , 8*)'.s. and ~fied. All wch food · ~·eom chowder and corn and take little storage space. cubes, pea bar, pineapple The present astronauts ap-returning to theit regular
astronau(s ne~ m~~ • is t'Oaiel:I· with "a protein fat bars didn't work, because the The astronaut saves lime cubes and tea. But the sollds parenUy have litUe to say mess.
n u tr I t I o n lo ma.J.ntain substance lo keep it from kernels didn't always l!iOften, because he doesn't have to were all freeze-dried tablets. about their meals . The die-Authorities hope in the fu-e£ficienc;. Captain O'Hara1-====-=-=~::_::..::::::_:::.:.::..::::...c:.=-c__:__:::__::_ ________________________________________ ~.------
spoke at the Grocery
M a n uf1Fturer1J' AsSoctatlon · :
forum md also di&Cussed ·
space rate during 8n· loter-
view.
The dietitian estimated' that ·
astronaut, nee4 l+QDl 2,700 lo
Z,900 calories a_ W per Jn<\fl.
''They , u s ~ · Consfderable
energ~ becau·~e of
weightl~ness in space:•· she ;
said. "When they 're b!Jsy, they .
have a str.ess situation -'this
requires ·rood energy because
tensions burn calories.
"U a man gets involved
ln some -task, he's likely lo
push fooc:I aside il it, takes .. ,
too long to eat. 1r 'c8uld tfltif
from 45 'minutes t8 an hoi.ir
to eat a 11QC1 to 800-eaf9rie meal. Mealtime mono~ is a reaJ,. _.,._r
threat orrlong tri~··'she said;
because only 50 '9"-60 food
l·tems bav~ been developed so
ar that 111eet the criteria' 1 ·
space mtJ}s.
"Food bas lo be pretty bland
so it won't cause intestinal
trouble. It must be stable for
Jong perlxfs without refrige-
ration. •
"It n~s high fat bUt low
roughage.or· cellulose content
to provid,f maximum nutrition.
But you Can't add too much
fat because the body can't
tolerate it
"Some ·bite-sized foods now
used are· sweet because we
had to get as many calories
as possible into high density
items. But the men tend to
get tired of sweet foods."
AU. VONS . STORES OPEN
WASHINGTON'$ BIRTHDAY , .. , JKIUllellS
·-saturdey *Fu,..,.,22
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E"'1a Specials!
lOW EVERYDAY PRla5,
ADVMTISED SPECIALS,
PLUS BLUE CHIP STAMPS!
CHUCK STEAKS
Rib or F~:nily 89 49f.
....... 7Jc
a.to.· .. Smllopl OUp& '~ "°" ..... ate
Fried m... af P•da .--s nor. ftG. 39-
Tureli: lnodfld Veal Cot..,_ ........... u . 9So
Limited storage space re-
quires food small in size, but
with high nutritional content.
Meals bf,ve to be wrapped
in OexibSe material that is
impervioUs to both moisture
and atmospheric pressure of
five pounds ·per square inch.
All the ,foods used in space
flights so• far are either bite-
iize or rehydralable.
Decorative
CHERRY PIES S?~· 69! Gra~am Crackers
. ·Yins........... °'""",_.ca.a Whipped Butter
flaESIDE SUGAR·HOHfl'
J.lJ. IOX, SAVE 4c
lElSEY~D. GRADE M
FIRST QUALITY
29c
59c
Newest decorative fashion!
Embroider in crewel wool -
red, brown, green, gold tones.
Everyane will admire pillow,
chair seat in unusual, all-over
embroidery ·filled in by satin ,
stitches. · Pattern 7 I J 9 ;
transfer 16 x 16", color chart.
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each paLJern -add 15 cents
for each:t>attem for first-class
mailing and'"special handling ;
otherwise third-cla ss delivery
will take1hree weeks or more.
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SO cents ..
"11 Jj(fy Rugs" to knit.
crochet, ,..eave, sew, hook. 50
cents.
Book of t! Priie AJgban1.
$0 cents.
Bargalft! Quilt Book l has
16 beautlful patterns. 50 cents.
M:111edl Qal1t Book 1 -
patterns 1for 12 superb quilts.
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Book S. ''Qalltl for Today's
Uvlna:."·15 patterns. 50 ctnts.
Wh ite Wa sh ·
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• 001.iBLE liLUE CHIP STAMPS •
• ~ith ·this coupon on the total •
• a·~ount of ~ny ·purchase excfud-•
in9 liquor, tobacco and fluid •
•· milk products . I coupon per I
• customer. COupon 9ood Th urs-
• day thru Sunday, Februa ry I 9 •
• lo Februa ry 23. • ••••••••••• voNS . AN LOllON
• DIODOUJtT
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frozen Food Best Buys! T;._.o,-Jui<• -·~,,,...,,-.. ..-•• !Ilk #"'°"'9111~-GOID•..m:NJi. _ ••. ., •• -:11~ c;;..,'tl'iaaP~.....,,, n.•-.-a .0. 55c
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• o.h.x•llNltr ... -••..•... CICY $1.99
I BAIANiil fresh Peas ::"~ 19~
M ':.~:"JOc , NewPotatoes ~~·10~
W i:~x !2 Fancy Dates .'::~ 39c
PILLSBURY
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~~~~·-WED. 8:30 P.M. ll1Ll·5
[Fr_esh ]LEG O' PORK
[A'>l!RN f l I •<At<' ~tll 55
Bull Ind or 59 ;.. fb Whole Leg ,.,.
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foomotJohn $J 11 fctrm.,.J"'-2"' Wt!Oll HJ.14 .,, UI, ~ lL l'ttQ. .. ,, ,. y-
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Kennedy Sculpture
The COsla Mesa Art League tourjng the United Stale::$.
will explore the medium of Lingering at the sculpture
portrait sculpturing when Mrs. displays, she b eca m e
. Cloria TerTy Pugsley or Cor-fascinated with the medium
on.a del Mar is guest speakp' and later purchued clay and
Tuesday, Feli. 25 at 7:30 v.m. ~Ls and campleted a portrait ~
in Adams Ele.qM!ntary Sch~I. ' bust of her·~ges~· '!laughter.
Costa Mesa. · Her work waa brought t.o
Mrs. Pugale)o will bring w1th · the attention of Hungarian
her the recently commissioned sculptor Ft!renc Varga, who
portrait bust of the late Sen. offered her instruction for two
Robert F. Kennedy ·and ii, years . w~e she attended
lustrate her talk wit.h Colored Detroit Institute of Art. Varga
· 1UM · _ ~"" • taught her wood and stone
• • ~ carving and lnOuenc:ed her in · ~~-'tif!"Jt! ie:fott~ tbe ' personal commitment of
bronze ~. the artist worki~g wlth ~ at u r a I
will express!.. her feeling that matenals in rtt0gruuble farm
art • should haVe a profound rather ~an mutations ol form.
connection with tile a n d A native of . Gu~ S~gs,
hunian 'ideis Tex .. she studied journalism
.• · at Texu St.ate College for
Portrait ~pture.. bolds-~· ·v;omen a:nd tbe University of
speclal ·fascination for me, Houston and :wrote gourmet
the ~tress said. "It's like, "COlumns ,"and· petsonallty prti--
.a !roztn memory, the ca~gbt {tiles forsevetal Southern
moment, the p e r so n a I ,. t Y ' Callornia 11~spapers a n d
bared. ~ can .one .better magazin~. 4 express his encounter w1\h the:. Mrs Richard tnaram presi-
ld.,,. • e ' wor · ~dent of the art league, will
Mrs. Pugsley's interest in introduce the· s c u.J p t res s I
sculpture was '!:wakened when follow ing a ·brief business
she visited a museum while session.
Ye Olde Pub
Posts
Hear Ye ! I-fear Ye !
The UCI faculty and stall inembers and
their wives have been sununoned to appear
at the pub (faculty club) on that hallowed·
campus on the 21st day of February at balf-
past eight in the evening for an English Pub
Party.
Be it further known that beer and sand·
\viches will be served to those obeying the
summons and presenting themselves at the
aforementioned place at the proper time.
Furthennore, let It be proclaimed that games
and group singing will: lend a rollicking spirit
to the evening's festivities.
For those who are concerned, all pro-
, • ceed~:l'lill bf gj~en to. the Creative .Santa
Ana Day:cate 'Cehter. In Santa Ana, a fav-
orite philanthropy of the Irvine Facu1ty·StaH
Wives, sponsors of proclaimed event.
Mod dress wtll be vogue for the evening,
according· to the wishes of the committee
members. the Mmes. James Delany, chair-
man, and Spencer Olin, Paul Condon, E d·
ward K. C. Lee, Leo Keller and Douglas
Mills.
Anyone wishing to make further inquiry
may telephone Mrs. Delany, 642-0398.
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.. c PLEASING THE TASTES -Two avences of pleasure will be opened n~xt Fri-'f day evening when members of Pacesetter Chapt er of Childrens Asthma Re-
HB Juniors Encourage "'"''°''""" .... -.. "'"''""" .... , ... _,.,.,, . ._._ ..
f Mus ico I Tau r iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiF.I City Bea uti ication O!'gan stylist Eddie Paddock AUTO
search Institute and Hospital enjoy their annual wine tasting party and art i show. Selecting favorite wines and art works are (left to right) the Mmes.
~ David Sandor, Philip Randleman and Mark Millard.
City beautification is at-
tracting the attention of lhc
Huntington Beach J u n i o r
Woman's Club.
Mrs. David Stecltbauer and
f.1 r s. Ken Anderson
participated in the City Coun-
cil meeting concerning the an·
tilitter law now in effect, and
Juniors wrote: letter~ en-
couraging the council to
preserYe the fresh-water lake
at Talbert and Goldenwest
A venues to provide outdoor
facilities for the com1nunity.
... i Taste Buds
~To Tickle I Wine and art wijl be a happy
i combinatioo next Friday even·
ing when members of the
Pacesetter C h a p t e r of
·ti Childrens Asthma Research
I Jnstitute and Hospital gather
for their annual fund-raising
.,;event. .5• While viewing works of art I 1by area artists, including oils,
{•stitchery, metal. wood
1f. sculpture and pain Ung on
wood, chapter members and
$;their guests will sample a
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Peering Around
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Under the direction of J\Jrs.
Ted Reddick, conservation
chainnan. Girl Scouts from
community troops 1645 and
1160 will be joined by other
girls to help collect the debris
from recent rain storms al
MISS 1t1ARY ANN Green ceremony in Our Lady of Mt. the city's state beach. Any
entertained $0 guests in the Cannel Catholic ch u r c h , gi rl interested in joining the
home of Mrs. Mary Hill to project may contact Mrs.
honor the !onner J\.tiss Hillary Newport Beach. Reddick for· additional in-
Hutson who was married to Special guests were Mr. and formation.
Bruce Pedy last Saturday. Mrs. Jack Oechsel of North In recent months the Juniors
Juniors now plan to provide
a tree for l\-1urdy Park in
cooperation with the lVomen's
Division, Ch a n1 b e r of Com·
me rce.
Mesa Seniors
Champagne was serv ed Hollywood, her godfather and have placed Johnny Horizon
from 6 p.m. until the buffet sponsor; Mrs. Andrew Bailey liller bags for cars in ar~a
supper at 8. Gaily wrapped V of Ba Ibo a . h er service st ations, and through
gifts were piled high on the grandmother; Mrs. E. E. the efforts of t\-trs. Richard Comm un It y Recreation
living room floor. Watson or Kingwood. \V. Va .. MacGregor, a club member, Center at Orange County
Four round tabels sealing her gr eat·graa dmother, and Boy and Cub Scouts were con-Fairgrounds is the scene of
12 guests were set for dinner : Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Bailey tact ed to assist the Juniors acti vity when Cosla Mesa
each was centered with a VI of Dana Point, her aunt in removing 400 campaign Senior Citizens meet at 11
·will conduct a Musical Tour
of Disneyland for Lhe Woman's LEASl.N G Club of Laguna Beach in the
\Voman's Clubhouse at 1:45
p.m. next Friday.
P a d d o t k augments his
musical story with costumes,
effective lighting and in-
formative narrative, selting a
picturesque scene for each
musical interlude, according
to Mrs. Robert H. Hull,
publicity chairman .
A tea following the program
will be hosted by Miss Alice
·Ledger with the assistance of
t\-irs. Maude Dumont and l\frs.
J. W. Lansdell.
AU Makes
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4 Dr. Landau
Sl l ,.00.,_r 111•11fll
CORT FOX LEASING
224 D· W. Coast Hwy.
Newport Beach, Calif.
642.8.440
For4 Authori11d L•11in9 System
Guests may participate bb.Y~~~~~~~~~~~ purchasing a ticket for $1. =
a variety of wines. ' fi The Newport Medical Plata ~l\'&S chosen to ht the selling
' for the 7:30 p.m. affair, which
. will benefit the CARIH prcr
gram in Denver.
candelabra tied with spring i:=a=nd=unc=I='=· ========po=s="='=s·=========·=·m=. ::•::v'::'::Y=Tu~esd~•=Y=· ==~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~\ blossoms.
Greeting the guests were
1111"5. Forrest Smith Sr., the
honoree's great-grandmother;
rt1 rs. Clement Lang Hirsch,
her mother ; Mrs. Hill ; Miss
Green, and the new bride.
~ Anyooe wishing to purchase
~f,!1.ickets may call Mrs. Phillip ~andlem&n, 545-3749 or Mrs.
·~.::David Sandor, 833-11.00. ,,..
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Auxil iary
-; American Legion Hall in
:):osta Mesa is the setting for
~eetings of the Auxlliary to
, :,11arracks 1249, Veterans of
•World War J. The first Tues-
• -!Jay of each month members
'"lather for a business session
:~.)t 7:30 p.m. and the third
~Tuesday for a social and
;.Potluck at 6 p.m.
A BUFFET luncheon In
honor of Miss Ma ur e e n
Murphy took place in the
Ne wport Beach home of her
parents, Mr. and Mr s .
Humphrey ~'. Mu rphy last
Saturday.
Miss Murphy received her
confi rmation during a morning
Nearly Everyone
'Listens' lo Landers
FINE JEWELERS f OR THREE GENERATIONS
NEWPORT BEACH, 3412 VIA UDO ........... .........
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OUT OF BUSINESS
Everything Is On Sale!! •
OFF ·REGUCAR PRICES
EVIRYTHING
MUST
GO!
Marian's
14 ,,_SHION !SU.ND
NIWl'OIT C:INTll
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NIWPOIT lllACH, CALI,,
EVERYTHING
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TO LOOK
18 lll'IUNG
The (relh lilaa amen dletr
nost:allia in the ftower lhop
..• a box of kites ~.1ou
a brttze will 90U' them hiKh
into ,..-bite billowy c1Cud1
and hlUe aki,rs. You aaunier
through the 1U1ter brliade
past Gl"ttCe'I dry aperitif
Ouzo and -.,.,,,.
gin and· the wander!Ulf. bul?
bites you. Mele Kol Haw.Han
Coconut snow almost brln;11
yol: home, but you rbllSt
pause a moment to alp a
famous Snow Cap or pe~1
a cup of Moose Milk or wb ip
up a TropicaJ Milk Toddy
\vith l heaplne teaspooM at
Coconut Snow, plus a glass
of milk, plus nutme& • • • A
can of Cooonut Spo\v tboqld
be a rpusteroo ~every ptfl'-
me! cook~•_. -e-rlment)hg
shelf. Ttie nauntina blend,•ot
coconut, sugar, egcs and ji;.
vorings does wondrous tJ\b!a•
·to custards, pUddfna:s ahd
other dreamy concoction$;~
FEBRU.llll'
IS AB GOUDA
MONTH AS AI!Y•
. lo chec k on the new
clothes situation 1or .W,.
Join the no mtl8"1cro't'l·d w\th
F. B. Ho'rpn's. Pocyestep.
' Once you weal the!m yw zet
the no care, easy does it
fever ••. Throw 'em in the
washer, throw 'em in the
dryer , . , !it on 'em, PBCk
'em, 'waddle 'em up in knots
.•. they st.ill mnilc serene
and wilUess ••• Pack your·
self a \Vhole mix and ma.I.Ch
\Vardrobe ••• the c o Io r •
bright white, sunny canary,
and a blue that's pretlitt
~n powder , , • Pick out a
peck of Bennudas, capt111.,
sleeveless or long slee~
jacket blouse11 ••• Add 2
shifts ••• one an A lhliiE
long waisted and 1 c o o p
necked ¥.•hicb cou1d doutile
as a jumper , •• The other
kinda y,i\dsy, Mtb a collar
and buttons down the front
•• , Beautiful, basic, a1"'-'aYS
. right .. _ a \\'ear aeywhere.
anytime investment for all
summer long. Won't run
either. ll you latch onto a
splinter and draw a thttad,
just sni p it ott and every.
thing goes back topther
again.
FOR SWINGER.'!
TllE BOUTIQUE
LOOK
Ellen Tracy·s lonr white
11·esket ,vith big brass bUt-
tons teams up in tune time-
, with black and white striped
billo\ved bottom pants or a
white pleated skirt \vilh th&
11•esket coming clear dOl\'11 to
there letting only 4 inche11
show ..• Ano~r mc>o<t iB
a turtle neck black long
sleeved sweater • , , lla(Jle
lovable get up and go 1100.S,
dunk and breeze dry ~Y
ester.
NO i\IA.'i I~
IN IThLESS
he O\lll1S a Cabana Set _ , ,
Catalina t>Iartin'1 ireat shirt.
short sleeved &nd zippered
all the way down .with match-
ing walking shorts •• , solid
grH:ns and blues or talW·
sail plaids . _ , sharp wlth
that 11·ell pressed look poly.
ester and cotton, If the C.•
bana happens to own a pool
..• a sharp striped print of
green and blue, the jaekel
lined with ten;', ttiamed up
11·ith swim trunks.. , .Sheared
terry jacketa __ , you know
the to1vel.s that look like ve].
vet ... same thlna.
The line-up of men's swim
snorts splash front he~ •to
way over there , •. boye
never had lt IO &ood on thf"
beach ..• and a whole wall
of T shirts Kive a variety u
the ywatch the &ids ro by.
INFATUATION
FOR THE GIRU
to swim, Iouna;e, b""'Vl!lf'
and have fun in • , • A &hock-
ing pink or yellow mood in
cotton • • , one piece 1wim
suit with matching bla 001>-
peroo pants or a shortie
cover-up with a filtt'!d Em·
pi.re look. A rtaJ i?'OO\>y
effect is the cover up ove:r
the Ooppy pants •.. Dainty
and curly l!I a bikini t.11
bl~ and. while · dol!I w{th
tattinir trim and pink rose
bucb, Plus the Wide I~
pant!;, plus a cover-up tHIU
could double for a ahor1:1
nifhtie with it.I little Moe
atrlng sln.Jlll • • ~
DON'T FORGET
THE GROOF.BJ!;g
Andre 's Tortellini is Mw
. . • Froien little tiny do-
nuts ot dough tllled with
meat and CheQe . , • boO
them and they putt Up liQ
macaroni , . , Make t~
Alfredo or PlmeontQe wUll
melted cheese • , • or Bol-
ognese \\1th meat sauce
Boil them in bouillon f~r • 4
dlttertnt soup ••• Richard's,
lhe People Slo~. NeWJ>011
Beach, hl1 a tot ot ewryo.
thing unulJU&l and rooo.
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PRICES EFFECTIVE FEB. 20, 21, 22
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Or.gin
Serenade
For Your
Pleasure
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LIDO -MA-RKET CENTER
NEWPORT BLVD. AT THE ENTRANCE TO LIDO ISLE
by
Bernice Fey
RICHARD'S TOP OF THE GRADE, U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF
PREPARED FOR EASY CARVING
PRIME RIB ROAST
S•rv• it with Yorkshire Pudding , •• A mix in our Deli.
ENGLISH STYLE
SHORT RIBS OF BEEF
GREAT EATING AT A SMALL PRICE 35' LB.
HORMEL BLACK LABEL
BACON
LEAN . GROUND
BEEF
WE HA VE A COMPLETE SELECTION
OF EXOTIC SEAFOCDS
AND
U.S.D.A. "PRIME" BEEF
NAIJSCO, NEW!
CHIPSTERS SNACKS .
ARDEN AA
BUTTER
I ·LB.
SUN-~AID
SEEDLESS RAISINS 15 ••.
35c
79'
29c
cAeD.U
leedy t• ,.-, :n the •""· in ih •wn fe il ,..,. • 89C U .
,CJ(~~,µ
Dellci.-1ly 111.•rinilt-4 in wr ..... ,, ••uc• 69C u. ·
8~e~~MteJ(Nttt
Elwell F..:-. Stuff .. willi wilt! rice etld mv1hroo11u 1.19 ~Fli
Elwtll Ftr1111, Shrffetl{w/fh w'ild rice end mud1room1
or Appl••lllC• 1nJ Al111onJ1, or CorJon lleu.
LIBBY
Fruit Cocktail
LlllY J.YJ' OZ.·
TOMATO JUICE
Llll'f
PORK · and BEANS .
1.09 '"'
lOl 5 ,.,,
, .... 11 39c
'Z'll 5 ... ·1
PRIZES BY MARCH 7.
CERTIFICATES AT INFOR-
MATION BOOTH IN LOBBY.
BUTLER 11.ECOMt.IENDS
RHUBARB PIE .... 1.29
GREEN GIANT NllLETS
CORN ,,....,_. .. ... 3~89c
GREEN S.IANT NllLETS
CREAM STYLE CORN ,.,.3,.;89c
GREEN GIANT KITCHEN SLICED GIEEN
BEANS ,, ''"" '"" , ... 3 ...B9c
VAN DE KAMP'S
NORTHERN HALIBUT , ... 69c
DOWNEY FLAKE
FRENCH TOAST 29c 11 ...
BEEF PIES
lit oz.
-;rouF/.111·s
CHICKEN PIES 11 ...
STOUFFER'S
TURKEY PIES
f/fi£u~
PILLSBURY DINNER
Crescent Rolls···· 3 '··1
LAS MIERIAS HERi ,
FRENCH DRESSING '"' .. 3 ,..'1
RED-E.$ERV~ ORIGINAL RECIPE
Polish Sausage , ••· 69'
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TASTY, NUTRITOUS, VITAMIN ENRICHED
FUERTE
SWEETER BY NATURE; JUICY
TEXAS RUBY-RED
GRAPEFRUIT
8 FOR,
FANCY, MIS.T.KIST;
COMPACT, LARGE SIZE
ARTICHOKES
5 FOR,
FRESH, HOT HOUSE GROWN
BROWN STEAK-TYPE
~-~UNKE TUNA "h 3, .. 89' !~~~TOES 101 5 1··1 ~~ii~J~~ Ji~\,.'""' ,. ... 69c . ~n;;,
CROUTONS • FL.UOlS 3 ... ·1 CREAM CORN 5 ,..'1 FROM GER ... ANY, GUNKEL ~
POMPEIAN
OLIVE OIL
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R.EYNOLO'S WRAP 14"iJO'
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3tk BLlllEY,ECOFRNEHASD H ·.r.1.'"'" '""·"' '•••• "'" SATISFY YOUR CRAVING FOR SWEETS! 1 ,· . . 1 , 16 01. 2 r., 79' LOW-CALORIE
39c viENNA SAUSAGE • ~ 5 ... ·1 ry<...~(JJ{etGJtt.,IJl(fl---F~UIT DROPS
SANDWICH .SIZE, SMAkl
FRENCH ROLLS 6 ,,.29c
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HEARTY, NATU~l· GRAIN
IND!AN BREAD 45c
CHEii.RY FILLED
DANISH PASTRY ..:..15c
YUMMY! PINEAPPLE •
UPSIDE-DOWN CAKE 1.09
6/,(J~ I LB. CELLO 110 B-!>G Ro9. 1.15 8 BAG
CANDLELIGHT'. MEATS
MRS. WILLIAM MILLAR-Cot!< M•••
M. !VEY-Newport letch
MRS. W. A. VOLKMANN-Nowpdn BHch
• FRANK RINNA--Corone(de1 Mer
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LORING WHITAKER-No .. porf'BHch
MRS. A. J. KEEFER-Cosio Melo
. LOUISE HANSEN-4!1...port BNch
RUBY HOWE-Newport Botch
$25 GIFT CERTIFICATES
MRS. H.M. SWEEN-€osto Me,.
i»IRS. LAURENCE l.oBAR~""'""'-h
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All Foliage Plants
20%· 9ff
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full 7-day fe'lture values, lower everyday prices, plus BLUE CH If stamps .
USOACHOIC,E-OISTATIRllOS.lffF $11 s T-BONE STEAK _ ............. LI.
USDA ot01cuili "" TIJ ·~os. .... $119 PORTERHOUSE STEAK .. LI. .
USDOOIOICIOl$TATRllOS:-$139 T p SIRLOIN STEAK ........... LI.
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FRESH LEAN DELICIOUS 49c GROUND CHUCK ........ . ... LB.
~EAN TENDER 79c 11EEF SlEW BONELESS ...... .. ........ ":
USDA mtOICE'bR STAT ER aAos. ' 79c..
RUMP:ROllST .... _.. --· "· . .
BIRDF.A°RMWHQLE HOG 1.Le 5nc P.ORK SAUSAGE . . ROLL :r
TABLE BRAND
"BEST VALUE"
I -POUND PACKAGE
39~.
GROUND
BEEF
FRESH • LEAN
GROUND HOURLY
IN OUR STORES
43~ ..
ALL MEAT
WIENERS CHUCK
ROAST
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ST ATER BROS. TOP QUALITY ·31~. 59~
ROUND j
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ROUND BONE U.S.D.A. CHOICE OI
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LB. BONELESS -u.8t
STAT.ER BROS.
. ' ' ( GLAD BAGS~~g~AGE .. . ........... so·.69',
HUNT'S CATSUP ............................. 2.i.oz. 37'
TOMATO SAUCE H UNTS ~. . 3 B·QZ. 33'
· u.1GEFAESHTENDEIG~KEEN1s' 3 29' :"> AR1JCH0 .... FOi CABBGAGEE~-~ .................. L•. 5 c '
EXTRA FANCY TENDER ,!t. . 2 2 5 C CORN SWEET _ .................. ~
. COFFEE :: ............... l·LB. CAN
HUNT'S
FRUIT
COCKTAIL ......... I NO. 21/1
CANS
SUGAR TWINS . SM. 3gc LG. 5gc
·MARIANI ·P,RUNES ~~~. .. 1-L•. 47'
DRIVE DETERGENT ..... . ..... GIAN T 7~,
COCOA MIX ~1l1liE .............. 2a oz 89''
NOODU-RONI GOU>IN GRAIN
~Ml(ll[(N-N-AlMOHOS • St~:~~~~~~~-•M•M· .. ·····-3 6-0I. I 00
f,s~ 01(, 2"'4fitit '?'14pe '?""44 I.AURA SCUDDER ( MAYONNAISE MAC.& CHEDDAR g?"L~:~:~~~'~zs-oz.19",.
CLOVER HONEY ~L',}E RS51c ........... 8-0Z. 31', fsANQUEt'DINNER ____ 39•
MIAT-l\IHA-MACAltONl•OlffSI · 5 s 1 OT PIES ••'°"• ---~----,..,
Meds
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, 1[5Wllf1~0f , .•k 4 SJ r.o. .. NAllON 69' ANGE JUICE ___ '" SOLE FILLETS .... -"'· i lOit.POlJ.101~ 39' f~~'IA11QN 1 /-01 • ~9• 39' INKLECUTS .. ___ ," FISH STICKS --•"
Pi°Ei;HAtlBUT -• CL 7gc 'itRBS"Ev0ErPEAS __ 1o ot. aac ~~-~~~~:s
411!11 sto .. P1,Pr .. o .. 1 69' l'llUllE .. !iA.UCl 33' -------•H BOY PIZZA --"" BIRDS EYE CORN _ w,,
'lll'!;so .. 110 79c l'l l l!rTl"U.l,/C;l • 39c BABY OIL DY BAG·D·PIZZA .. , BROCCOLI "~"''·""
JOHNSON! 95' 5" STICKS . ___ ,..,59', _11_.-lla_Nc_E ___ _
BABYPOWDD
89•
iii"HALIBUT ___ ...... 69' 1
. MOUTH WASH
v(wi11;11rr•1 ~ 31 c 1111o~lv1 w11 .. ••JT•l~ 33' l"URIFY NCH BEANS _~-"' MIX VEGETABLES .»•-. 1•0RROTS:~~:~~,.or.3ac UGGEosTUKS -1 ~"(.99c t "U•cE83'
o ktSI 39' •olO •llf 45' ~ EFSTEW '" CREAM CHICKEN -'" -l~OUNet:_:_ $1.J7 l0~\~1 37c JOlD•IS! SWfll l 55' ICKEN ~oln-•or.. CHICKEN ~11 .-•oz. 10 ~1~1 45' ~Ottl ~•Sl l.(ll 55' RLDINTIPS __ ,,, BEEFSTRDCANDFF ...
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VITAMINS
QUART JAR ..........
ASSORTED Fl.A VORS
CARNATION SLENDER ................. ~~-
13-0Z.$
CANS
ORANGE HONEY ~~.l-'"5s1c ....... s-oi.31'.
BEEF STEW ~g~~~". ........................ 2.i.oz. 59'1
VETS DOG FOOD ASSORT, ...... 10 ~~~89',
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COTTAGE CHEESE ~ll.~kLE~~t: ..... 31'
COTTAGE CHEESE g~~~~~~"...~ .. ----59'
SWISS CHEESE ~i~~::Etl_~:'. ........ g.oz. 35~
ALEX SALADS PO TA TO-SLAW 3 St MACAA 8~·-···-·-1 &-OZ.
KRAFT CHEESE ~~W: sm;rn ..... _,.oz. 47'
KRAFT CHEESE NATURAL SLICED 451 MONTEREY -·"'·-" 6·0Z. 1
INSTANT COFFEE ~~~'-'-'-·~"'-11n PUSS & BOOTS ~:s.-;,., __ .2 ·~ 31' DIET RIT COLA 6W6~S1:':~' .... 6 i2.oz. 53'
FABRICSOFTENER ~~~i'.' ___ ,,., 89" CATLlmR ~.--.--.... '"'"·sl" POPHITT CE·REALw.HIFFs · 23':
RICE-A.RONI $ MIRACLE WHITE BLEACH . ,. .• , 69" 0 RICE .. . ... 6-0Z. ~"::'.'.':.~::.~ 4 , .. L 1 KOTEX NAPKINS ~l0.\'J,~', ___ 12 ,3gc QUICKER 0ATS 3-MIN .... •2-oz. 53'
DIAL SOAP .,,,,.o.. ... ___ 3 :!~s 31' DU PQNT SPONGES _____ ...... ., 2f YORK COUNTY ONIONS ............. i~~ 33',
sucED BEETS ~~~~·· ~ 26' BEETS =".:"~:. m tf STEAK SAUCE DAWN FRESH .............. 3~'t33'
ONE-A-DAYVITAMINS wmi1·0·-----.... 100 .. :3.19 2-ll.CAN ... $1.17 •5 ... 9. c KRAFTMAYONNAISE ............. 32-oz.59'.
CHOCKSVITAMINS REGULA •--··--·--.100. 2.89 MANNINGS . LESLIESALT PLAI NOR 2 25' SUAVE HAIRSPRAY ·~:w:rrn .-:--·--· JJo; .. 59' COFFEE . l-LI. IOOIZEO ...................... 26-0Z. .
ADORN HAIR SPRAY BIKINl l ll'JSH --·--•·OZ. 1.19 -·-""'CAN VII 39 wrrH · A PAKT to. C ADORNHA1RsPRAY""""""'"-·-TJ·o<'1.s9 SNAYCAN ou1 ... G. 52c DRINKS"''°'" CAL HA" SHAMPOo i:N'~~S~ ... , __ .. o,49'1-o< 79' •~oz. '1.59 PRUF . . '°"'voos GAL.
CREME RINSE~~~".St~-. .. o, 49'1 oz. 79' "oL 11.49 STARCH BRECK WAVE SET ASSORTEO ---------· I OL 89' ... lS-OI: . GREEN BEANS g:~~g~2t _,.. ......... ~~ 25'
QENS D -'""''" 75' WASHEl#l -.......,.42' .
DOVtllQUID • ,,..o.., 51'
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Knit a Skirt
No wonder knit skirts. are
IO popular -they're ~
any seaaon. practtcal for
travel. ·
Double your wardrobe with
w r lnkle-reaillant, ea1y·knit
1kirt!. Top •lyle bu baby
cable fraot , pockets. Pattern
70l1J Wallt silel ~ incl rim CENTs (coina) for
each J¥1lt.em -add 15 cents
f0t each pattern-for first-clus
mailing and rpecial handling ;
otherwise third~lass delivery
.. will take thtet weeU or more.
Send to Alice Brooks, the DAI-
LY PILOT, 105 Noodlec:raft
Dept., Box 163, Old ·chelaea
Station, New York, N. Y.
10011 . Print Name, Addreal,
Zip, Pattern Numbtr. Giant,
new 190 Needlecraft' Cata101
-over 200 de signs to choose,
3 fr ee patterns printed i111:lde.
Send 50 cents now.
NEW' "50 I NST A NT
GIFTS" -fabulous fublons1
tays, · decorator acetalOl'itt.
Make it today, give it tomo:-
rowt Ideal for all occuions.
so eents.-·
"ll·Jlffy Rup" to knit, cro-chet, weave, sew, hook. 50
.cent.I.
-al u Prhe .uaii-50 cents. Bargain. cj.iot Book I ~as 11' beauti-
ful J!l.ltrns. 50 cont"
M-·Qlllt Book fr;>al·
terns fOr 12 ·auperb ~uilta. 50 cenu.
B&k·s. 'Quilt! for Today's
Uvl:ng:." 15 oatterrui. 50 cents.
Beefing?
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Freeze It :·
For Family
To fretie beef or not lo
freeit bfff may be your quu-
Lion.
Especially with beef sup-
pUes so 1bundant and many
special sales ol. beef cull and
whole carcasses. How will you
decide and how much will
It cost?
Part of your decision
d~pends on your need for con·
venlenct. tf getting to the
grocery store is diffictilt, if
you really don't like to shop
for meat, then beef in the
freezer may be for you.
Another pa.rt of th e decision
depends on the f a rn i I y ' s
favorite beef cuts. Less ex·
pensive beef cuta ma:v be on
special sale u often u once
every three weeb. With Ulil
as the !IChedule, "buyl.na
ahead'' may be unnecessary.
'I'1le more expensive beef
Mtab and roasts will be on
special sale once every five
or sis: weeks. With sprint
corning on, the schedule mJY
be Jeu often. Pri~ of tlie
more tender, e1pensive btt:f
cutl tend to incrtase 1 ~It
in warmer weather. So your
decialoa may be to buy an
extra supply of the more
tender cull.
You may also need to con-
1ider the cost of wrappin&
materials. This servk:t may
be included in the price ol
the meat, whether you bu7
it by the cut or the carcass.
Wil1 you buy the beef u
Individual c u t 1 from tbe
counter, or wW you bu)' •
whole carcus, or p1rl or •
carcau? Th1I taku some
figuring and cost compari!:ons,
but it ma y be tmoortant to
you.
Perhaps the easiest way to
-~ii. lo•ch<ck lbl tlnd
and amount ol cull you 1et
from the whole ClrtlSI. 11len
check the price of the ume
amount of cuts )'Ou 1et in
(he market. Be au" you com-
pare the aame qu1llty of meat
-and the cut.a.
Milwaukee 's Holiq~y Folk Fair Offers Tasty Fare , . '
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klldleo.
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1 IWpooll •lllilll!·
. stfttd "conte"Ctlontr'
(powdWld)-
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Rofrilerlle wblle ,_-,prepue al ltall· • lncllu apa.rt on
tbO Merlquo Fllllng. uplly rr•ued cookie Sheela,
Sprinkle a board tt cl~an Bake 1n a preheated ~
pastry ' cloth w ll b .,.;... , d-oven wiUI lighlly !·~·--' r ••• ~ and meringue show-~.wutl' 1 aupr. aeep..,. re-iq at ends of rolls ls firm malnln& douP rtlljctraticl, M l •• ' •••
Use the · above rttipe tor 2S mJnuttt. FN>f' ._..
Swld Meringue Rolls. Afltr fectlon~·· suc11 ~
dougb Is divided Into I equal AIEIUNGUE llI.LIUllll]
portions, roll each portion into s egg white.
1 f-.ineh round; cover with 1 cup "fl"
Tbt MllwaukOI Jl'olk Fair
II, spiloMnd by the .J,ii.,...
llooil lnltltut. In c:oj!penlloa
-11111<»allly ft o u P • ,' M-ol lbl 1ri!tP1 mue ,....,.., ellbii lo «at b er,
dtam&U.. and cllJP"I, elhnlc
....... du>ct11 ""· «a!tt and fooc! al lbolr lair .. ,
1 •awULI
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roll out oat. ball at • time -ON o ....... aunu.....,.
lllto 1 18 by s lDcb 'rtctanale WHb I Wijle spatula, remove -·u. WW be about '4 Inch at once to wire rack to cool.
thtCk. sprud rectanale With Frost "! J th confectioner 's
1.. of lite Meltnau•' FIW,,., 1111111 lc111g.
a porllon ol the Meringue Fill· I 1eupoon vanilla ,
Ing.and sprinkle wlth cbopped Bea! eu wbll .. ','4ftlll M;irr.
walnut.a; cut eacl r901td ln,to 'Craduallr Mal sr1he IU(lr: thoroulblY .ur ~~Ille' fillllf, silt' ailil y,.i·
yeuL With a ·putry l>lllllkr
cul In butler w>lll j>tillcliJu
art line. Add tll yolb, ,_
cream and vaniQa; wltb banda
mlx thor"11(bly.
I •.ed&et. continue to beat~ 1f '*"'PY·
Beain at wkte eod ..and rol until meringue holds 1liff
up each wedge, ~ther too strai&ht peaks.~ in vanllla.
tightly nor twOO loosely. Place, Gently JeveJ meringue;-mark
point alde doWn, several ·in-off top inW.,1 equal portions.
<:hes apart on an ungreaaed Use as directed in Swill Mer· cookie sheet; bike in a _ ingue Rolls or Mlr!lature Mer.
preheated sao dqree oVen for • ingue Rolls rec!Pe .
sWil8 MllillNGUE ROLl.S
4 CUPI slfleit jlour
"' 1Wpooll aall
and sprlnkle witb walnuts. Meringue d l s s o I v t' s in·
Roll up from long side -~center ol pa!ltles but stays
neither too U1hUy nor too crisp at ends.
tOOleJy. Roll out and fill re-Makea: I Meringue Rolls. 1 pack11e active dry ye1st
I~ <UPI (21> sticks) butter
• "' yolb, ~ bealetl
Divide into I equal portions,
fonpln& each into, .~ . bill.
malnlng dough the same wa~. P.11 NIA.TORE !'tlERlNGUE
Place rolla, MQt. aide down, ROLLS . , .
BONUS ST AMP SPECIALS!
THEBESTof t.he BRTNY n EEP
SALMON :;;,"ft. ~~:~ .. 79'
NOllTHDN HAUBur AIAlll ..... :79'
... LO 98< · IWOBRIH ITIAlll
OHICIOUS WHEN l.U:ED -•-··•· ___ .......... .
FllllH SHRIMP
fOI $ALA05 Ot COC(l Al~ UNCOO«ti. --
GltDNLAND HAUBur
flUEI CUTS .
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G••• Dcdllg Sptelotsf
ARiDIN ICE CRIAM 5nc
AlD!N HlGH QUAUTY ....... ~ ......... -..................... l1 C.All°"" ... -
CO ft A GI CHDll 29'
AROfN QUQ:j SIZE }7c ...... : ................. w ........... ~INT SIZt
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ICONll "" 'IO'' llO't'ALOCCAJION QM.
YOHA -..-···· VOftolOlf ---,. GAL I .
STANDING RIB ROAST
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POflCT
TENOllNISS
FRESH FRYER PARTS
FlllH--flNDH
AND DRICIOUS
LIGS
TlllGHS
llNASTS .......... . 1.b.
ALL STORES
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SAT. F£1. 22
WASHINGTON'S
BIRTHDAY .
BEEF ·~oR STEWING SLICED BACON ......... .. MAYfRES~'OR HOFFMAN'S !ETT~R MADE ................................. . 59< . '
;11 0R 1.; NI AYFA 111 1\1 EAL ''14 K /.;RS.
lb, !!~H~IC!~PrEN~!!~.~~ LO at
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CORNl .SH GAME H-ENS. -l~~P.!!~~J.@i ;!!M~.~~~ "39'
!~80!0 !~SM~KgU,:.. . ; i~. ll 49 ~ ,.,·,
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GIAOI .....
10.0L . :::~~ ', .......... .. . . ~~!~!! .. ~.~~~~!~~.~~ " 49t
Elin lMtt Giadt IA .. 41c
Mm!UM WOE
IA .... __ .43<
.'i~!l!!!, Y,ILOJ.~.P~!!~ 43' , -
LARGE
EG.GS
M•yft;s• L9'i,e
CHUNK ~UNA 'l•~·
MA YFRISH LIGHT MIA T •..••......
NIB LETS CORN .
WKOLE KERNEL 11.o z. CAN
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.4i$i1
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4i$1
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2·ll. l0 Af •....... -................. -·············-······················
MAYFRESH MUFFINS fNGUSH MUfflNS 6 ,ACK ................................ .
JOHNITON APPLI • i•CH 59c OR CHERRY PIEi ·········· . . SIZI
DOLE PINEAPPLE suao 1 W.<A~ .... _: ............. ; ......... _ .................. .
GALA Ju•o TOWELS
JUMIO SIU ~L -·•············'·-·ol·-·.,.···-"-····· ......... .
!~~"G'-!l c~jlf!·~·"" ___ _ 67c
MACARONI & CHEESE . ~~~."' 35'
STAR KIST TUNA PIES -.. -•-0z 6i $1
HALLEY'S XLNT DINNERS '~~~~~'.'43'
CERTIFRESH FISH CAKES ~~: 63c
Wllllll~llllWIW
Van de l<amp's
Sl'l'.CIAl.S
TNl•·S.., Fli. lO·ll
C~t<illlo C~~.
Al .... let III, ....,,_ ..
~~~7 ......... "'· 39c
Open Fic1d
Chll'fY Pie. ...... 1· &9c
\11\IJWIJJ\YJ\WIWr
"HOTHHCi ~'°'HS
UNTIL IOMbOOV
IG..l..S «IMlTHNG.,
KATIOIW. SliSHel 1S WW •
ma_yfair Fruits & Vtgc.tab&s
CH IQUITA BRAND BANANAS
GOlDEN RIPE .............................. , ... LB.
!.~!~~:~~ ~~~~~-·· 4t$1
~~~!~5 ·~~,u:ICJC . ~!!!~,~~· __ 57s1 ~_
~!!.~.~'»."~ . 4f51 !'!"!!!... 3125<
ADVUTISID PllCIS IFFECnVE1 FUU DAYS
THURS., FD. 2,0th.tbrU WED., Fii• 26th
MAY,All MAlKIT -171 I.AST 17TH STlllT, COSTA MISA
w. 1t •m.t. •••ta An• nn W•tmH61t.f'. 4'rd•PI Orevt
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;Tour . of Mexico
jT aken Via Food
.-; Do you loqg to , get away toasted -tortillu), and h¥ve
~ Mexico way? To marvel a (iesta with your family and
t the golden treasures of the friends. ' · ~~ of the Spanish dom, the Condensed tomato soup can
" i;:m richea of today's Mei-give Y,OU a taste of fara"'.•Y
·j To feast on the dishet1 Mediteninean shores, as well .
.J led by the-great cooks Tty Lamb Chops Alexandrian. '*the fabulous hi&h plateau? -Wilh tomato soup as ~-sauce I 1ben have a taste of Mexico and the seasoning, this Egyp-~ your own supper table. lian blend of lamb,' potatoes
Have a ireat soup with the and zucchini will delight your
· ~ous flavor of a aopa family and impress your
._ from south of the Rio Grande. guests.
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make C;asa Mexicana Soup SOUP
with condensed tomato soup u • base. All it needs ts 2 ta_blespoons sliced creen
a tooclt of cloves, a dasb oruon
ol. bitters, a garnish of green 1 ta.bl~ · butter o r
onion and a few slittS ol marganne
avocado to give It a Mexican 1 can (10% ounces) con-
accent. Serve Casa Mexicana 1 densed tomato soup
Soup with corn chips (or ~P can water 2 Whole cloves
2 tO 3 drops aromatic bitters Gr~at Look Sliced avocado Cook-onion in butter unUI
TEN great fuhioa looks -
t yours in one remarkable
lem ! From <jUlck skimmer
• shlrtdreu tO belted lookl,
sh<>rl and 1..,, jacket..
Prlnt..i P1ttem 9191 : NEW
NWes' Sizea I, 10. 12, 14, ., lild Hall 517.es 1211. 1411,
,.~. ll'it, 20%:, 221/a.
SIXTY4"IVE CENTS in
-,.. each pattun -ldd
II C9lll !or each p1ttem 111< ~-mallblg and ~ ; othenrl,. think:lw
will take three wee.ta
tDON. Send to Marian
the DAJLY"PILOT,
fG PaUern Dept., 132 West
tender. Add soup, water tnd
cloves. Hea t; Stir' now ind
then; simmer a few ininu&es
to blend · flavors . Remove
cloves; add bitters •. Garnilb
l''ilh avocado. Makes 2 to I
servings. ·
LAMB CHOPS
ALEXANDRIAN
4 shoulder lamb • c h op s
(about 11> pounds)
1/, cup chopped onion
1 clove garlic, crushed
1 tablespoon shortening
1 can (IM't .ounces) coo-
densed tomato soup
1 soup can water
2 medium ·potatoes:.. peeled
and cut in eighths
t cup sliced zucchini
Paprika
Brown meat, onion and
garlic in shortening. P-OUr off
fat. Add soup and water ;
cover; cook over low heat
15 minutes. Add potatoes:
cook 15 minutes. Add mcchltU ;
sprinkle with · paprika;. cook
15 minutes longer" or until
meat and vqetables are
tender. Makes -4 ter)'inp.
Filling
Perks Up
Interest
This interesting aandwlch
filling come·s from t h e
·fascinating ''Bratilian
Cookery" by Margarettt De
Andrade (Tuttle).
BRAZILIAN !X;G AND
SPINACH SANDWICBES
II package chopped rr-t
spinach
Few cfn>\>l lemoo juice
2 lwd-booled qp. chopped
4 tables-cho9Ped celery
1 grated raw camit
Salt me! pepper
Mayoonaise
Cook ~ .. dlttcted
and dralll out Ill the liquid.
Cool thorOOghly and then
1prinkle with lemon juice. Let
stands .. 1om1nutes.
• .Jiiii SL, New York. N.Y.
.. L Print NAME. ~
.... with ZIP, SW: and
·~IMIBER.
, ~f ! More lrelh, a MQ'·leW l lyltl Jt1
.. _..t a1*r Pattern
Add -· eeltty, carrot, ult ond pepper lo tule (also
--· l'roe paU.rn c<>upoo. ,..... .
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dry muaflrd, II deslr<d) ind eoou&ft m1yoonalt< tq hold.
Uoe 11 lllllnl ldr undwlcha.
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DIODOllANI DRISSIN;,
$1 .. ~ .. llAT $1.ff Sln
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CllllCICS CASHID &
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Money Onlen ...........
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FLOUR ,
IMSTAHT Mlk
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360 STRAINEDVARIEllES , 3 . 33c: . Gerber Baby Food ·;:; · , · ~
. . IMSWllT-A_ll ~RIETIES , . 49' :,
r Pit'iilc"ll -~-.DI.et ~Breakf"st :~·· ,_, . . ,
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pkg.
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LAUNDRY DETERGENT
DRIVE
WITH EN SOL VE
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IPA.TRAMl· 1 COrned Beel•
3·or. 39c •••» 49c' pkg. pkg.
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YOGURTS "" REDl-SPUDS HASH llROWN POTATOES 1s..r. ~-25•
""11.0WCR QUICK SERVE
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iGG ROu.I~
• Chick•n • lobster • Shri111p
• M..ot & Shri111p
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EN1REES .
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• CHt(KlM
HUN'T"S -
HOLLYWOOD '" 39 c KRAFT DINNERS. TOMATO 2 ,,._.. r
MARGARINE .... . PASTE . ··f"' I .,:
GREEM GIAHT DELUXE SPAGHITTI -FACIAL !! ' .73c.
2-lb.(.011 ... $1.45
·NESTfA
HOT TEA
kirig
St le '•'·59c ,.,_ $137 PfAS & "" 33 . ONIONS :lOJ c
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MACARONI w/MEA T SAUCE ,...,, 51 c ,,., 59' SCOTTl~S ~~.~1 r
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lfOAWCAH-CDm•CUT , 89 IA1·'10N ILIC.I . . lb.
am.fl,SH-flOZIH • 29 ,, ... CAKll .;;: ~
Gul101M~~· $179 . ••••DID IHRlMP1\;-1b .....
HON!YSUCm~PIO!IHWITHGUVY'· . 1~-llr., $169
TURKIY ILICll ·""' ·
HALIBUY1
FILLETS
~5
HO ... LRIDLA~IL . •
SLICED BACON:
l·llt.
pkg.
' . . . 59c
. . . . lROa.IN -4~L YARll1'11S-, .. · ~-·
8AN0.EJ::'Dl·NRl•t
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Pitted Ripe Olives
Jlf~IMOOtH OI CHUHKY
P-nut Butter
'10I flHfl,fLAYOI (9-. W.,.6fc)
A·I •-I Sauce .
J.UHT JEMIMA
Pa11t•k• ••our. ·
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•CHILI .CON CARNE 3 •1 3~•· 39c ,(1-vufar.or Hot) · 1.S..z.· \
. • fMCHllADAS .c... · . ,
't TAMALE~ , . ., , ,
J1G• 1SARA · Lii CAKES-r . . ; ' • '
U. I • CHOCOLATE ,
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• OM.NGE ·~· •ftc . pJl•~ ··~\~ ~-hrirrip ....,PWN1ES
•.GIRMAN CHOCOlATE j g' 6 • l 'c 8HNSt-~'S ,l.S
, ' , • . ..,,.LE ••MiNcE o ~UMPKl{'i. ll~ ~ • SUGAR CRUST l!MON . -· ._ 9 , :,,'
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DI~ CALAY«f'AYHADO DIP · . -..
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G.\RDfN llfS!t-"TOPS ON
CARROTS
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l'llEMIUM •AKING
POTATOES
lAJIGE. 9c ' BUNCH . '
U,S. NO, 1• t.c
. IU~ET . .. .....
.l9lcy l.liisiiiioMS 3fc ~~~~s:..·~· . ··· ..
~TED flAVORS DEb MONTE : · SCALLOPED 6;::L35c . POWDERED Bl!AC/t ROYAL
Ff!lllT; 21.ift'.t 39c ·POTATOES MIRA(LE WHITE GElATIN
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'"""' 26-oz. 67c WHtTEAMGit. '.tf 59< G~1r 3 6-oL 27c REA LEMON kL 23c pkg. -CAKE MIX
. OA:I cons· JUICE btt . HUNGRY JACJ: ,...,_54< Ind.. iYIAS~ED POTATOlS " "Off
2300: Barh0r ·u1vd. at W~n St., Huller Shopping C:erit_er, Costa "Mesa
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Beef up M_en u:
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Chinese Styl:~,·
You might gUess that the
Chinese would make the most
out ol their pound of ground
Cillfornia beef.
AJona: with some of the usual
Ingredients they include chop-
ped walnuli. What's more,
they dip the lillle balls in
a baller before they brown
them, thus . giving them a
cared-for quality.
And then they br:l&hten up
the picture with some pineap-
ple. ond . -pepper •Im· mered qulekly la a lbarp
l'!"fll aauce ao Javored by
CaucULanl u well .as Ori·
entalJ. !lol COl)tept to lei .
dellclOUHnough alone, they
lamlah \he p1a11'r • w I t h
nlmt halves which have been
tout.cf In soy ..... and bul·
tM. Theae bffj bafll .,. ..
nperfence. . .
wine. Sttr In~''""" with beef broth. ~-)1111~
thickened and cleof, ' Add
tomato, cur · "-" · ......_
Gamllh wflh. • l!oY Walliub.
Makes 8 oervtnp.
SOY WAJ.M)TS
Heat 'la cup Walnut halves
with I leUJlO!Nl EACH soy
sauce and butter S '8 4. min-
utes or until. ~
... •
Boe! bu become a !avorile
meat with the ChinOie la the
Wutern -Id. Especially the
Far Western world of "
Calllornta with ita own home-
grown beef ln all the markets.
The thrifty shoppers In this
state can tai:e thelr choice fl. . any number of cull of
beef.
Many 'Chinese recipes call
for lean beef to be cut into
thlil ltrlpl and slir1ri~ qui!:k·
ly to retain its tender, juicy
quality. For this purpose you
mlghl choose top round, skirt
ste~,· Dank, elrl9ln -even
the lltUe steaks which have
been put thr0ugh the ten-
derizer can be used. ' ' ClllNATOWN.BEEF BALLS
'N' PINEAPPLE
1 pou"nd. r ground I e a n
Call!ornia~beef
I teupoon salt
V. cup finely-chopped onion
~ cup chopped walnuts
¥• cup milk
% cup lolt b<ead crumbs
I Oli
¥"cup Ooor
l/S cup cooking oil
1 (1%-ounce) can pineapple
Udl!lto
I l""J1 pePl't', cut In ltrips
"" cup sugar
"" arp vinegar 1 tablespoon soy sauce
'h cup "bite dinner wine
2 tablespoons cot'Mtarch
% cup beef broth
t large tomato
Boy Walllutl .
Combine beef, sal~ ooion,
choppod-wahuto, milk and
bread ~. Shape lolo IZ
balls. Mix ........ "" ond flour to make ·l!att<r-1\<>U beef
. -In botler theo, brown In bol oil Dnln ell lll1 but
·1--o11.
'To beef balls add--.med
plneappft, "'°" ••ppor,
lllpr, .taepr; ""1 laece m:I •
Pizza Salad
IWtwlthlml>romalne.
PUo .. ollcea ol llllml and
Mouarolla -· Gllltenlng ealllt!mla rtpo on.. ,. 1n
bet-ond on top. A iprin·
k11 of Parme1&11 cheese and
1 drtzlle ol oil ond vinegar
1ocent this ripe ollv1 plua
1t7l1 Alad.
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I Simmer
~A ·Sfew ! .
FFor Two
FtbNuy'1 1t1lood cileodu
'" lllta oylttn. TUil 11 1our cue lito Mrve them ••• just for
, .... On -thou1h~ • r pit of oyster ll<W II ll'Olf !.~CC:~ a crowd oo
-fti rul way to 111a1t1 oyster
ltri1 1a to buy It In the can.
But jell can buy the ln-
~ts and start 1t the · ·:rs· . It really doe&>i .
"""' aybe J<1t1 are I fll&le<i
allJt and I ft IC·
plllhed O)'ller -ker.
lhell °''ttra . . . you bah to .ahop a flSh
et rather than yoor
1 filh counter. What's
qy.W ali\ICker! One who
.......... Ille oyster fiom tlie
lbtD (l)OI ali' &lway .. ~.,Y
tull). .
How 1111ny Qy1ter1 to buy
f• bow mUy, depends a bJt
Of! bow oy1tet1 ,1re to be auv·
ed, ,but tor 'two1 a reliable
gill.,. ii: all°" """'!Ulti. of
sheU 01s!lro; IJr 9"" cup (hall
a pint) ol ~ed oyatera
or one t:labWulk.'e can. Mmy ttclpe1 for oyster
1ttw and bllque direct you
to mince the oysters. For lhJa recl:ince therp « not. uy .
lllBQUE
One can coo<11msed O)'sler
( stew, widlluted
I Ont and ·in cups milk
One -~ 14 leupoons in-
! stand minced ooion
1 One tablespoon dried celery
• flakes · ~ One bay leaf • Yt teaspoon hot pepper
•-sau~ I One l-ounce can oysters and
• liqu<r f One tablespoon flour
, Two tablespoons water
I l/t cup sherry
Two tab!UJ>O)lill parsley
flakes · ~ Combine_ ,first seven fn.
gredienls in a saucepan, Stir
an<t heat until mixture Is
"-'ghly hot. DO Dtl boll.
Combine flour and water and
blend until smooth. Pour Into
oyster mlxturie ; heat and stir
unW thlcleritd: Remov& bay
feat. Stir in sherry and parsley
and serve Jmmedlately. Makes
about 3 _cups. '
Loungers
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AU MAIKrT IAlllrT ITOIU·
0PrN REGUW 'HOURS
wisHINGToWS .annliDAY • Saturday, Febrvary 22nd
Market ~asket Discou'9tS . Prices on Quality
No Games, No Stamps, No Costly "Extras"
Produds. ·
Most •tores claim to hove low prices. But ,on
what-on o handful of items, or infer)or
products? Not Market Bosket. We dlscoUnt
prices all through, the store (except Fcilr·
Troded or government controlled prices}. And
guarantee satisfaction or your money back
on every purchase. True, you give up game$.
and stamps to shop of Market Basket. But
y'ou get bargains and quality always, every
. doy. See for yourself I
. ' Solciib ·• . ' . Pkgof * .• , ............ 59'
·coifbul"; K'i Siu ll!ilk or H111tlnut
Choco1cite Bar ... 39'
Notvrol rlf s• thoc":okHI
Ovalti!ll ; .... 'l~66'
N.,;;;.ment •• .'1;~· 39'
llutromtnl IOSIGlll Chocolo!t, .
Chocolott Mdlt « \loritty
Diet .Mlx ·~as•
• " ' .1 f ' CHUNK TUNA
'·.·27~
· . :. · · 37c
e.tWStrailltd any Food .. :~~·n·
7~AllilJa..1•• .... _
l'JI.... • ... ,1" ~•••••••Jor • ~ "'" ~~····· C'#19' !!"~ '01 15' tlll ......... j.
1°'P.f.Mlt1t .. ~~ .......... ,,... .
kdlitt Ond. 3c Off LDbrl)" kicn *
Facial Tissue3 ,g, 69'
~ Ontt 20c: Ott label> Foll Wrap ... '~J•Sp•
PurrT-C\d Jood ... 2 1~~~ 25'
S\dpp'(MS11w
D F d '"0'14' og 00 ••••,(ens
Pus1 'N Boo11 fish • •
• ' .
AflPiesauce •• 'i.~'29~ ~
lrofl ' 10.() , • • Grape Jelly .. '~' 25' ·:
$TAAW6Ul~Vl Uc M-*·~-'"·37t argar1ne ... '"·
Kroft ~ Goric. So!Qd Stcrft rlf -Dres"'f .... 36~ sings .... .. ·-"""' ef H
TrtnelliQllidOnd.HlcOfflobeO • ...... nt' "'0'33' · llS'l&rgf • • • • .Brl
~ Trte llnd 5c DI! Ltb!~
Dishwasher •• ~' 34 •
Pn.rf(1nd.7cott i..:,~ IS-Ot. Spray Stun..., •. 48' -Liquid Wax .. 'i~'79'
fD!y·Olf 5proy Oven Cleaner ,•,:; 67'
10-0 $l.ot
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Oepl'iftlr.
Styling Gel .. .'~~ ~7·
leot the &lob
Alka Seiber.·~,· 59'
l vlftrin T obltll ·
B . .U • Mlr 77c uner1n ••••• oo ·
'ob Childr1n'1 0-b?e Vitamins : ... ·~·'s1 11
Ntwl>vwnAuf"'I Shodet Hair Co1or ....... $)'7
rruriu llSCllHCf l'llC[·
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frwt11 6 ·Ot. Co" Hawaiian Punch 19' vn°''l~flal-9-0z. A1as1a Cod ... "' 55'
froz1n Chotoble, BOllOl"IO. Germon Chocob!t, Orange « Browlllf1; Each
Sara Lee Cakes • .82'
Mr5. l'ouls Fronn lll-O Onion Rings • ..,.'85'
G~ Gionl frozeri Nibltt1 C C "' $TVlt Corn, Mixed \ltQStobln~
· GAen Beol'll or C*"* $Jlinod'I V~etables ... ;:-33•
CENTRAL AMERICAN
BANANAS
LB.
HEN .
TURKEYS
WHY TRUST TO LUCK?
Take U.S.D.A. Choice-Tenderay Brand Beel
Don'! be suckered by gobbledegook. "Bonded'' &eef isn't
U.S.D.A Choice. ''Trim-Rite" Beef isn't U.S.0.A. Choice.
Only U.S.DA Choice i1 U.S.D.A. Choice! And o Federol
Government expert 1ays 10 wilh o purple stomp right on
the meat. MorkefBa1ket 1ell1 only U.S.O.A. Choice Beef.
Arid only Market 801ket 1el11 It dlscount·pricedl
us D.A. CHOlcrl ENDERAY BRAND BEEF
BONELESS NITTt:D BBC Clod Roast ........ COUNTRYClUS $298* Canned Ham ..... u~
U.S D.A CHOICE T£NDERAY BRAND BEtF
Sirloin Tip Steak . ,.98c'
Sha"nkTYHaifHam . oll59c•
llW Clllo~IY Skirllt» lNlk *
c-.. --4 ''0'$1 -v......... Pl;s.
(OUtm (j;niifl.ftd Potk
Ceriter Rib Chop$'89'
c;';k.d Ham ~ 55'
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udllia WlJ!tr Hom. Cbitlr.tn. T ur\tt, om.a kef.Pa1!romi Of
Chipped IHf >;:>: 37'
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DISCOUNT
SPECIALS
Prices ore
effective now
thn.i T uesdoy,
Feb. 25. 1969
fRfSH FROSTN -RED AlASKAN
Si'lver"salmon ... o lB 7gc
CENTER CUT STEAKS, l6. 19c
rir'ie"'ioinchops'.''.. 79c
s11;;r·sacon .. t.69'
5""'1 l'rflf!ium H!!ll & flll 1._0 .Smokies ..... it.'75'
fft.u1'«' From fllOClld i O-Ot.
Fish Sticks •• "' 49' 24-0Z.. ,,,
s.o 'ol f l'Dllfl !rtOded
Sh • • .• , 19' nmp ••.•••• Pku.
16·0Z.11.67 Mrs. fhdoy't fre ien Bmdtd
Sh • '""'2•• nmp •, o o •• P\.;
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ONN WAIHINeTON'I .. RIMDAY
• . S.lun14y, ...... ry'a .
, 9 a.m. ulllll 7 po111 •
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.. · .w; -· Ciiiii0 '&" iu•s 29'
I 'lecti1113 .. Mil IUUY'S-Y-wQouiote-1 ... 41c _ 3 . $1
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Wint THIS. COUPON AND $1
MINIMUM l'UltCHASE
' · ... :,,;r.r Likity Split S:::. Cookies .,., Lllnlt ... -,.. :'J -OM ...... ~ ••••tr. ~....,.:rctl:':'=--v.w"!tr:r.:=,:-;.=;t;.,-:1,••;
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\j81 scott -.
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FOREMOST V2 Gal;
IMITATION
Mll-11.
f""' I ' • '.., ' I
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ALPo ~; N·~ 1 Ta.I Cans
Meat Trio· or Savory Stew
PET FOOD
ROYAL YAMI
1/2·Pilll Cartons
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ROSARIJA DINNERS : ....
e MIXICAN DINNER
e a ENCHILADA DINNER . ,.
llODMOJT ~. V2•Pllll .
Dino DUS.RT
•oa.a.s , .
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e C:OMllNATION PLATE 39"
e p!EESI ENCHILADA DINNER . : H .
'..IRDS EYE•• Reg. 39c Can
.. AWAKE 29¢
, 1IMIJATION ORANGE . JUICE
Pepperldge Farms
STRUDELS : .-.... u. . . .
FOREMOST•• Quart
.CHEESE . . .
-c·o·TTAGE
. . MIRAC1E WHITE
Pepperldge Farms ....... 79"' Q rt R 7,.. · ,. ua ••· eg. .,. CAK~s. :=:~-.' , · ; CLEANER . ·
Nabisco CHIP.JIU -....10 . Snaclo a,.. ... 35c
Ion Ami ClUNSIR · ,.:__ .. c.~ 2/25c
iiuwaiie.i1ii 19' PACIFIC G .. H~ CRA~ERS 1.-
SUNSHl"E f;ffEU·l.T c;p~KllllS I~.· ' 39'
Blue Gingham ~ • 3 lb~ Cail
S·HORTENING
· BAI M WfSlERH S1YlE
Hickory Smoked
BONE SS
Eastern Grain Fed
Center -Cal
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#303 CANS
• Whole Kemel Corn • CrHm Style Corn
• ~ut O..n .'lo"•• • fr.-Sty. Groen Botfll
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APPLES
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jiV£ffiS 1 RIB PORK
1b.C·HOPS
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Arlzon• Vel•ncle · . Pk,.
4 Lb. Cello 11"9
·ORANGES HAMS 29¢ YOUNG. 'N' TENDER LOCAL
· BROCCOll . ' ' Young and
Tender PORK CHOPS . ~ ORANGE JUi(f 79¢ I iuli'WiENERs AF
BEEF iiCDt.m Grain Fecl·C~~ Cut · LENTEN SPECIALS . . Prices llfecllvea '
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Car ~·¥()r.e. i ·;,Jrurn:s .. Vegetariao· Because of .·, Curiosity .·~ : . · ~ ·
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17 JOHNA llUNN PfOdu!:ls aYlllable In health
NEW YORK ~ "Saddenly, • !oocl ilcft. by writing tjlll col·
two and'•~ bill ll"I" q.: umnllt, 'can o! lhil paper.
! became a~ ...y>IY EFllDJ ZIMBALIST'S
out o1 curtod.J._i' ~ one, pqrAto CURRY
simply .L feel .. & ~ !"'~
marvelous,", · Zlmta.&w 2 tab~ !Jiflablt? oil I · , . .; -·. 11 te-·@>und turmeric
"That's ~~ r ~. l . I lelll)OOO, •iiluJld cw1ai\det
happen t.o ~~ :mtar. ~u .~ tt =·=seed
1 didn't feel 10 wtll. I'd 10 t teupoon Cl.llDfi1 aeed
right back on my old. dlet. 2'12 CU[JI water
But I have sol"much buoyancy, \!1 cup Of yogurt
energy and i~ ·now. salt. frishly ground pepper
skillet: heat until barely (white llld'yOkes separated):
Wll'lD.• Add .,apices, llllrrinl: . !Hed chofl!ed salted peaool.s,
~dd poiato61, stir u n t II I grated rr.Ob. COOO'!Ut. risihs
potatoes are well coat.ed. Add plumped in water or sauted
water,1 cover, simmer about. 1ln butter mauco chutney,
1111 mlnut<s: (or· 1\1)111 J)Ollloet cbopped <ucun)l>en &tit mint
are tender}. RemQve lid, cook ln Yo I u r.t , bacon-ftavored
few minutes to reduce volume morsels, plccalilly r e l i s h,
. ' chopped . ban&N&, p 0 pp y stlghUy. Add 1,0l!Url1 oeuon lo .....i,,, gnilod"Bombay duck
taste, heat unit! just warmed (found In Oriental foodshopo).
through. Serve over mounds shredded lettuce, watercress.
of sWuning '!.hlte rice. Ser.ves VEGETABLE CURRY
2-3. ~ . J cups string beans, cut .in
AFTERTIIOOGHTS: For bite.size pll!Cils
and diced vegetable oil. Add t o
three large carrots, peeled vegetables Jn boiling water.
and diced • Sfrnmer 11:1 minute' (or until
water vegetables are barely tender).
3 tablespoons vqetable oil Adol.yogup. nil and pepper
l 'i\ tea.spam· muslard seed to taste. Heat through. Serve
t '12 teaspoons gr 0 u n d over hol rice. Serves t.
turmeric MEAn.ESS
\t teaspoon ca)'tMe C.U:SUOLE one 30-0uncl can 'vegetable I 'h teas~ cumin seed protein dinner cuts
1 teaspoon coriander seed t'«!nce c a n mushrooms ~~ cup unflavored yogurt (sliced or caps)
Salt, pepper to taste !Javored breadcrumbs
PN.ce v e g e t ab I e 9 In medlum-elzed onion, peeled
Drain Juices rrom
mUshroolll.'I and vegelable pro-
_tein : reserve juices.
Roll dlnner cut.I in brt•d-
crumbs; i>n>1'Jl qul<lly on
both side> fn r tai.lespoons
vegetable oil: aet aalde.
S.ute onlm ~ """"'°°ms in remalnlnc ou,.brali.e ball lbe browned cub-ln bOttom
ol o'Ullproof caaerole. Top
with ball the onion-muobrooms
mixture; repeat .second 1-yer.
Mix reoerved Jul""' wllb aour
added touches, cll006e con-1 cup green peas (froien
dimen\I from, lbe following: or fresh)
Besides, it's not ~ difficu!t to taste
as it sounds," .1!14. •tar of !'tel, di~ potatoes ; >Cl
saucepan with barely enough and chopPed
boiling water to -001i1er •. Set 4 tabl~poons vegetable oil
~hip~~~~'
F" Oven 45 minutes. · Serves u . . VEGETARIAN , .
television's "'I'M' Y.::B,L" a~· as· . Place ~ etable oif bl·
ded. . rif..~ ,; · · ' .._ .. ~ "r 1
~-· hard'~ e g g 1 one large potato, p e & I e d aside. ~dd spices to heated one cµp sour cream
' . "I'm not a ~fOod faf : ~ 1"'' \ ~ , .. ~
dist. I don't P. I& UJ~ pains ' ! r .... • "'
to enlist other P'<!i>te lo try
this dieL Besides, J'm not
strictly a vegelBrian in. the
true sense of the word. For
example, I eat ~ aod
cheese." be said, ~~
a cracker ~th ~!!--'!!<-~ "and ""1 drink milk.: 1Qne
the tenets ol veg et~.~
Ing prescrlbes ·a )Q!lr,~
diet. Our mania 'tw ,~t}ugh
protein diet is nonse&e .. We
eat like stlfved6res, tbeb 'Ii\
around in an office all day
Jong. I simply ~·t eat like
that. -~ ·
"Besides by °'ture, man. ls
not suited t.o be a carnivore.
His teeth are better suited
to an herbivorous diet!" He
cites Pythagoras and G. B.
S haw among famous
vegetarians.
PARENTS' TASTE
"~1y mcther did so m e
strange things with f~. 1
recall that once she went on
a diet of oranges in _an effort
to lose weight. My ff.I.her had .•
a great palate: · lie. .()vored •
French food, partbi&rly the ,
fish with all those .delicate
sauces.
"When T came home for
a visit, they would get a huge
steak for me. We traveled
a lot and were elJ)OSed t.Q
all kinds of food ." He was
born in New York City, the
son of violinist Efrem Zim·
balist Sr. and opera star Alma
Gluck. Zimbalist Sr.. npw is
director of the CUrtis Institute
of Music in Philadelphia. ·
"Th e health.lest peop)e. in
the world are the Humas whO
Jive in the Himalayas. They
live to the incredible age of
160 and often play polo in
their 'old age'." Their diet
consists mainly of vePtiblea
IJld !rulta supple~ wtth
a little a:oat,meat~ ~·a.id.
"The Hunza.s ,.~ over-
indulge and, 1a..-:-Ji~ a I th , '
reasons, fast for ~·t&..sii
days at a time. Tbii plactjce
came about quite acciileil~y,
however I since despl.\e' I nc,,
soil they run out 9f food about
once a year." A!ked had he
visited there, Efrem said,
"Never, but I'd give my soul
to fii there."
CHANGEOV~· • His chang · . ffom a non..
vegetarian was n o t
without it• pairiful side effects.
"After t~ mOnths with my
new diet, I developed pain
in my knees and bad great
difficulty bending them. A diet
doctor gave me a thbrouJh
physical and\ found· nothihg
wrong. I was.. encouraged -to
pursue the diet. He said he'd
found th.ls was often the case
with vegetarians Who ..-bad
similar reacUons .• Hf'sakt. 'I
can't be sure, ~t .-1 think
it's part of a cher¢ca]. change
in the body caused by • tbe
change of diet.'"
Securing his diet food is
sometimes ~· "I eat
twice a day ,, 8 rtakfast is
orange juice -eggs, cereal
or pancakes without the ll.!Ual
sausage -coffee or English
tea. Although I don't eat fish ,
there are sUD plenty of foods
to choose from. I bave a...cooi
v.·ho's clever ln tbC ti ..
"One of my favorite dishes
Is curry. I look forward to
eatiJig a potato or vegetable
curry, which I can·t get in
CaJifomia. I remember all the
pomp and ceremony when I
was a boy and traveled· to
Ceylon with my partnts. It
took 17 bOys to carry in the
curry and aU lhe sidedlshes.
CELEBRl11ES
··0ne ol the ifeatest ac-
companiments to ~U"1 are
chappatiS. tri the Orien!i_ the
natives carry a1on1 their own
mills f(lll' grinding 'a the
whole wheat flour they put
into the chappatl." They M
flat discs made of whole wht-«.
flour mlJed. with retll1ir 1~ •
bread flour and ju.t enough
water to for m. 1 IUI douO.
he said, Aller-*""' ...Wal
houn. the doU~;~ well kneaded . 1")11 I Into
rounds lik4 tottiDu and baked
on a dry liOl 1:Jdd!L
Recipes far two ol Efnm'1
favorite vea:etable curriea,
plus one for a meatlesa
casserole with vegetable-pro-
leln "meat" cut.s. follow.
Weight w1tcher1 and
vegetarians may get ad-
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DEL MONTE PEACHES ~:t~ ........ 29'
DOLE PINEAPPLE ::::~.~ ................. 25'
OASIS FIGS='.:::., ........................ 27'
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·PINEAPPLE JUICE :!'.'l~J! ................. 29'
GRAPE JUIC{ ::::.".\..'!!... . ........... 35'
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HUNT'S TOMA TO JUICE ~·~ 28' • DEL MONTE CORN ~ ................... 23'
GREEN GIANT PEAS ..... ~ ............ 23'
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6 PACll =::".:.-a:-:.:: liai1
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Log This Che ~ry ·Recipe for Holiday
· The "" use.no· be a cJ1<lT)I pie. But thia year -try
ao~ n e " and create your dwn cherry JQgl and
chm'y chip cookies. You'll
rediscover• the surprise cher-
ries always giv.e to, foods in
cooking or baldog.
The cherry hu _ been a
unlverul favorite from the
time of the Greeks, around
300 BC. Spreading throughout
the world (probably w:ith the
help of birds), cherry trees
were first cultivated in the
early 1800s. Today, Amerlcatis
are cherry mad, consuming
more than 145,000 tons each
)'ear.
While cherries are a year-
round perk up for any menu,
tradition puts this delectable
fruit in the spotlight during
February a 1 Wubingtoo'a
birthday approaches.
One Important poirit: If YOO
bake lhe cherry logs ~ cher-
ry chip cookies for family
!*t}~l.;iil;' and friends, remember that
these are very sweet saackl
-and need a balancer, such
as a tangy soft drink.
CHERRY L91lS
'h cup soft shortening
Ii tablespoons brown sugar
6 tablespoons granulated
sugar •
1 egg, unbeaten
% cup sifted all purpose
flour
¥• teaspoon salt
If.: teaspoon baiting powder
1 cup uncooked quick rolled
oats
'iii cup walnuts, chopped
I/• cup niaraschino cherries,
drained and chopped
Cream butter and sugar.
thoroughly. Add egg and mix
uoUI light and fluffy. Silt
together flour, salt and baking
powder and beat into first
mllture. Fold' in remaining
ingredients. Turn into an
ungreased 9x9l2 jnch pan. and
bake in a 375 degree oven
for 20 to 30 minutes. Cul into
8 pieces.
CHERRY ClilPS
6 tablespoons soft butter ot
margarine
1h cup granulated sugar
2 egg yolks, unbeaten
~cup flour .
1 teaspoon baking powder
1~ teaspoon salt
3 tablespoons maraschino
cherries, chopped
1Ai cup walnuts, chopped
.BAKE A CHE1'RY CHERRY LOG
C r e a m butter and sugar
Add egg yolks and mil:
thoroughly. Sift together flour,
bating powder, salti aod add
to Ursl mil:ture. Chill dough
for 00 minutes in re.lrigerator.
Forth into 12 · balls, roll Jn
null and place on an ungreas·
~ cookie· slleet. Flatten . with
.s glass dipped in sugar. Bake
in a 375 degree oven fo~ 8
lo 10 rnlnutes. Makes 12
cookies.
"· Favorite Fru it Featured
Alaska,
A delighUut des.sert.lo com·
memorate and celebrate
\Yashinglon's birthday is
\YashlngWn's Alaska.
It reminds us that George
Washington's favorite tree -
for chopping or satisfying
hunger pangs ~ was the cher·
ry tree.
~ J)rincipal ingredients
are brownie mix and softened
cherry ice cream. The secret
to this recipe is the quick
refirming of the softened ice
cream afr.er it has been
packed in a round·boltom
bowl.
WASHING TON'S
ALASKA
I Package Brownie mix or
your favorite brownie
recipe
~: Gallon of New York cher·
. ry lee cream
5 Ega: whites
S Tablespoons sugar
Prepare brownie mix ac-
cording to package directions
and bake in a lightly greued
and noured round pan.
Wh ile the brownies are bak·
Ing. pack the · ice cream inlo
a round bowl tltat has been
lined with transparent plastic
or wax paper. A ml1.lng bowl
with a rounded bottom is
Ideal. The Jee cream will pack
more euily If it is allowed
to soften sllthtly.
Place the k!e cream Jn the
freezer ror about an hour.
or until tt becomes firm and
takes the shape of the bowl.
Turn the cooled brownies on
to I round pla ...
Shortly be!ore serving time,
beat the tu: whites until they
are stiff and add the sugar, beinl aure to blend the sugar
wen iftto the qg whites.
Place the molded lee cream
tn the center of ult brownie.
and frost ~k!y with the eg
~mixture. Plact in a pre-
..... 4'° degree oven im-
q11dt{y and bake for 4-5
ndllaltl or unUJ browned.
a..ilh with cherries and an
A8mtcan flag or several i.......l.li"' ~ flags. Serye fm.. fp a ¢"f, •
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A p'ATRIOTI C TRIBUT E TO GE ORG.E WASHINGTON
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PortcCliop.l:~~ .. 691
hrlc St•=":::. .. 691
Fresb Sparei:llts ~: .. 691
Pork RoUt· ~=.. .. 691
let Of Pork ~·.::~':" ..... 69'
Pft Cliopj t'1~..:' .. 991
Chuck Roast :~A .. _"" .. 49'
loneleu Steak ::::-.:: .. 79'
IHfRibSteak =~ .... tr
Top Sirloin Steak :.. .. •1"
Y eat Chops ::i:. '1:.. .. 69' .
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CREST eo11acc.,.1es ~ w. Toothpaste su.,.. :=:.. .::71•
111111r111p11r 69 · l11Ci1T1Web ::r: 71'
. Fights l!'lh Decay-Whitens kL C Gillette Bud:i= ~ 79' . And Btightens Your Teeth! llN • · .
Micrin Mouthwash
...... lllhltftl 92 For Sad Breath, Colds & Re· ~ C
sullant Sae Tlvoaa -
Colgate Toothpaste 1
aw-T,.,SmieW 1%«. . C .llNllllJl'tl h 77
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Tissue
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Apples EF .. 'I
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Jar Mix "
4DD!lt0"·'1 ff/OUN !OCDS
.AJrOcaclo• , . .. Celery ,
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CHOICE
Did you know that all the beef at White
Front is only U.S.D.A. Choice and has
all the superior quality thcit makes for
good eating. Tender, juicy and flavor-
ful, the best our meat experts can find
anywhere.
· In fact, it is 111 r quality in every
way: The purdlailr!s' cuttitig, trimming,
and packaging aR Gr. watched aver for
perfection. Wh~n a side of U.S.D.A.
Graded Choice beef is Wng divided into
various cuts, White Front's exp9rt
meat cutter& !Yim away most afthat
heavy fat that makes a good steer"
Even the finest porterhouse is trimmed
waste free with less fat and bone before
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its weigl..t and DGCkaied. We leave just
enough fat for flavor and not a fraction •
more. Remember the best buy is White
· F.ront' 1 carefufty trimmed meats at the'
towest everyday prices anywhere. . '
·jiii11 ~~ · ~ c PORKhi 24' MIRACLE54c
COCKTAl"4i4 BEANS ......... . WHIP ............. . ,_ .
ciiNG Nc·~·29< iiiiNi.E1s 20' c'iiuitsil 29c PEACHES .. CORN 1~•~f .... TUNA Ne~~ •
iOMATO ( DOLE 4~#.~z. 29( BAYED (. JUICE .4~fNL .......... 29 JUICE ...... .... FOID ....... ~f;E 9
;;:1 4~Ao,.z. 41' iyii'iQT. 57' i'iilvD RE~. 10' COCKTAIL FOODS ......... FOOD sm
WELCH 'S GRAPE: JUICE 111t11L------· 36'
TRHSWHI GRAPEFRUIT JUICE "'i. ... 46'
SUN SWEET PRUNE JUICE. Qt._ 47'
DEL MDHIE CDRN DR GRHN BEANS a1 23'
DH MONIE SWEET PEAS "'··-----.. 21' DINTY MOORE IEEF STEW ,..,_w ........ 57' ARDEN SOUR CREAM"'"-·'·--·---.. 49'
DH MONTE CATSUP u • in ............ -21' CARNATION INST .BREAKFAST'""·--70' ARDEN YD6URI u111 ·-5i11
DH MONU~ilMATD SAUCE,.,_ ____ 10' KELLOGG'S CORN FLAKES .,_._ __ 28' N.R.C. CHIPS AHOY ,,...,_ _____ ... 45'
LIBBY CO~N D ~EEF u.u. ........ : ........ , 59' GEN ERAL Mil LS CHEERIOS 1111 u. .... -35' SUHSHINE GRAHAMS 11-11 .... -.............. 31'
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U.S. NO. 1 RUSSETS
POTATOES
FANCY LA.IOI MU.TY $
AVOCADOS ____ .................... : ... Si 1
~ CUCUMBERS ........................ ~ 1 0'
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PINEePPLE ---........ .' ........ ~39'
ADHTtlCltMIAT , , "''
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AIDIN HIGH QUALITY Yi GAL 5 9' ICE CREAM ;........ ............ .
SWANSON'SASSTD.
T. V. DINNERS ................ 46<
SA.IAUICAKBAJC) 69< PIASTRIESEXCEPT CHERRY H C!!_E.~:~~~.~'!J
BRIDGEFORD WHITE BREAD1 mi ................... 49'
KERMIN MEAT PIESaoz.. ................................. 17'
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LUEIQUAUTY l~ll. 5"' All MEAT FRANKS·--·-7·
ARDEN SLICED CHEESE Ill!·"'""~· ............... -............... 69'
Al P'S SLICED SWISS CHEESE•~.-.. -.• -................. 49'
KRAFT SllCED CHEESEn1r1 ........ --...... -....... 1u.45'
PILLSBURY BUTTERMILK BISCUITS ___ ,_ .. _,,_ 10i11
ADVUTISID ~ES EFFECTIYI ·
ntUIS. THIUWID .. Fh. 20 THIU fll, 26
Ol'IN WASHINIHON'S lllTHDA Y, Fb. 22
10 A.M. TO 7 P.M •
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SUNDAY, 10:00.A.M.TOJ:JDP.M.
COSTA MESA
lllSTOl. lNO PAUl.ARINO
MON. "4IUF•IDAY, I l:JO A.M.109:l0,,M,
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PORK
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LONDON BROIL~~~ .... "'· 98c BEEF LIVER ::"~~1:."::, .... '."". ••. 4C)c
PORK STEAK ~,.'.'. ....... '"· 59c SAUSAGE ~:'.;;!;' ,:z:,,;·,. ... : n.. ~9c
PORK ROAST::-.''.~ ..... ••· 59c SLICED BACON~!',~.:.,,. .~. 57c
GROUND CHUCK ::.'!' -~n41b. 59c SLICED BACON :.":.'~~ .... lb. 4.5c
BEEF STEW ~':"..:':'.'. ..... · ...... 1b. 79c RED . SNAPPER :;:,. ....... ••· 7 5c
MEAT LOAF t.;h':''.~ . . .... 59c FISH Sl'ICKS .... d,.... . . n.. 39c Quality Chiquita
C&H CANE IMPERIAL BOLD GIANT DAILY DIET
Sugar Margarine
S LB. BAG 1 POUND CUBED 10c OFF . TAIL TIN ·/49c . 36c 68c Jt.
GREEN GIANT CASCADE DISH
Nib lets Detergent
12 OZ. TIN 1 Oc OFF GIANT ' s:•1
Fresh at Our
Stores with (t4llY hF .pft!Al . an In-Store 1
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JIF 18-oz •
PEANUT
LADY scon
200's -FACIAL '
Tissue
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.lumb1• 111 Pink 7 6C:
SALMON .................. '""
..... Ch-,.... . \. 98C VELVEnA .............. 21i...
Wltd1m1u Cherry 56C PIE FILLING ........... #2 .
Plll•b•!'f . 25 c .PIE . CRUST MIX ..... •••·
°'"'• . 49c AIR FRESHENER , .... 11n
i.ly ·s..tt 4 /1 BATH TISSUE . Twin .... • '·.:i;M:o~.·~·.:. ,m, 33c c .. 1U..'A ~Id.'.~~ . W• 39c
Hor CROSS ' '. MlYoNNAISE ... '"" Ov•• 43c BU YUBAN ·~·: 69C •·lb. 138
NS 6i3.fc COFFHM .~; 69C ·~~ 199
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Pick-Up Entry
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B I • TENDa YOUNG 1 SC rocco •SPEARS ..................... LI.
Carro Is PRISHCRISPCU''°' ............. LI. 101
CEUBRITY 3" GRANT'S 15'9 FULL -·YR. OLD
FIFTH . • · 1 /2 GAL
CHAMPAGNE =~~th 1.79 I . . .
WALTERS BOCK BEER :::.! '.": padc 99C
Wine ::.:..., ...... !th 79c
Beer ~~:e'2 ........... 89c
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F~NKS55c .. GIANT TIDE •••• •79c 12t .ft,. .. I , ' /' /'I ~~ =··'"'.' ...... 65c GIANT DASH . .. . 63c
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GIANT SAL VO • • • 6Sc I Oc eff, 22•1.
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Cheese FQCKI ... , ..... 87c (
B• I&.-·· 19 I MIXlCAN OR COMIC DINNH · 2'88 , -OR CHHSI ENCHllADA • ~ (
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HOT SLICES
MYERS lll~D;, .. L . . . . . '2c
CINAMON LOAF . ..,..., , ... 49c ..,....,.
'tel CREAM ..:_., . .,.,.,, . .-68c
• QltANG• PLUS ··~ ..... 44c
9i~ds·l~e]6c
MIXID YIO. I ONIOl!S • VIO. JUlllR •
KING .CHEER . . .. . 1.32 .
IATH SNIOUAID 20c 2 PACK DST .. ••·
IVORY LIQ(HD .. .. 4k
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llCU ..... 10 ......... L . .c . I 1 ---Lunch Meat ~ .. _ 29c I
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U.S. ·NO. I • All PURPOSE POTATOES
RUSSETS
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YAMS 2 ~ 29c
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12.171 TOTAi. 01$COUNTS
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They mean extra la'!• for you,
Mldt ,.,.,~. Ill ·-""' cl'tlsu wfli the cost ntllctions
pnsed on ta yoa. llllt for 1htm
throughout Uw"stort.
MIN£ IUMAllTA ST~ES OllCOUllf
Your AllffA BETA NeiiboffioOd llald1er .·
(the Man in the Rid~ rraatly.~ ~ . . ..
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EXECUTIV• CAR
S1ve over $1925.00 off ol eil8'n1t'P,ke en
thl1 IHutlful Car and drlva11 lou "'°"
11,000 ml ... n1turally Its fUlly continental
equipped, vinyl f'oof, lffthlr trim, •he: wjy
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t1rior -1uto1111tlc tr1111111i11ion, r1di1,, h11t1r, pow•t
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'66 CADILLAC
S1cf1n O•Vil11. k1utiful GoW, Milt fin11h witil lil1ni
b1 ig• l11th1r inl1rior. Eq11lpp1i with' 111 the luawry
f11hrr11: 11110. tr1na., R&H, PS, l'I, PW, 6-wty 11et,
1uto •. f1ct. 1ir c1nl; •tc. M1tic11lo111 c1r1 h 1b.,Jo111,
.•nly JI.ODO 1i'it ln1r"in1f•1. l ic.·s1s1•1. ·:
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1969 LINCOLN
CON11NENTA,L
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powtr 'l'•nt wincl•w1, 4 Wl'f' 1e1t, tilt tt.•rlnt wh1el, •ir conditio11in9, AM/FM r1il1, tint•cf
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c•"'"'" t~f1 .1oloct diift, wtlito w1ll1, co111olo, tll10: ~r1k11, tiff '1koring whool, powor 1to1ri119, 1ir concfi• tio~ing., radio, cltcor group, ti11.t1d 9/111.
SAYE $1050.
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4 door hardtop. lorl'l11,d1 11110 motallic flnid1 with
C '"'tchin9 int.rior, 010 ultimofo Jn luxury oquiprnent in·
cludlnt tilt 1t.1ri119 wh1.1l1 cr11is1 control, AM/FM
Str10, r•1!i1 •tc, A on• 'ow111r /11x11ry c•r in be111tif11I
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con1ol1, power 1t11ri_n,,
ptw•r llll1c• l:ira•eu, 11' ctn•
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p1w1r 1i.1rl119, pow1r':tw1•11, 1ir conditioni119, P1r~
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Pol1r Whlto fini1h 'with m1rin1 bl111 interior, 1q11ipp•"
with 11d1m1tic~ treft1mi11ion, redlo & h11ter, power
f 1t11rln9, p1wor l:ir1 •111 powtr window1, 6:w1y pow1r •••+, 1tr1t-aft, tilt at11rin9 wh111, f1ctory 1ir cond. 1 l1111tlflll l ~..,-fltT ctr m1inttined Ii•• n1w. lo mil11.
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t.rior with lll1c• "il!Y1 interior, 1q11lpp1d with <f·1p114
tr1n1tni11i111, r1d io, heifer. Tr1Jelll lly 1rlgln1I ewner
end •ept in li1111tiful c1nO/tio11. 011ly ll,000 1ctu1I """ .. ~'" ~:~·1495,,,
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Duc~tf 1i 1h, Ill~. l1nd4lu roof. fvlly fie. e,.1lpt. +
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c1r1full., 1111in. bv orig 1wn1r. XOA 412
$2995
'07 MERCURY
C•leny l'trlt t p1•1, 111, ·Wtn. StriH"g 1rctic whit.
.911111 lnt1rl1r, 1wt•. tr1n1., RIH ,1ir c111cl., I'S, Pl, ctr.
f11, Jnl 111t, l11g1. tack. i111I eel. t•il91t., I -n•r
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$2795
'66 'CC)NTl .. NTAL
S11ony y1ll1w oxter• with .. w ln+.rt.r, ewt•nttfl•·
tre"1111iulon, r1dio •ntl h11t1r, 1lr c•niiflening, full
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f!H'111•nc1 <jroup, 1el1ct •hlft tr1n)ifti,1lon, pOw.
er0 window1,.·ajt1rh con1•lo, power 1t111in9;
,o'w1r clhc br1ke1, tilt 1tt1rin1 wh11I,
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"''tit fren1ml11.l11, r1dl .. ileatff~<.l."lf•r 1+ .. ring, pow•
er llr•••• 1nlf ftctory t lr conclitlonln9. Cl11n 11 1 pin.
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$1495 ' '
'64 CADILLAC ··,
Sei1n 01VIU1, !rmfne Whit1 with medhrm bl111 lnt11ior.
F11Uy 1q11lppff with 111 th1·IU11ry fut11r11: 111t1m1tic
cr11i11 co~trol ind f1cfory 1ir co~cliti11in9. Lie. SERIH
$2195
'66 MERCURY •
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t1 IUc fi11i1h witlt--11/ 'l'inyl parchment int1rior -.!
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pow1r 1t.erln9, powtr br•!r.1, powjr window1, f1 ctory
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Excellent locaUon, near schools, shopping
and beach. Only a few left. Buy now while
interest rates are only --· -
7Y\ with 20"A down -71h:% with 1CW. Dn.
no 2nd -no polnt1 -2t yr1 on balance
Priced fr om $30,850 to $33, 950
~xcl.uilve A91nt
p. a. palmer incorporated
3377 VIA LI DO
Trocl Ph: $10-5113 f rom L.A. Coll~ >11134
---~---GARAGE '&
WORKSHOP
Larg~ douWe iaro.ge, tool
shed, 1 24' x 26' '11orksbop
stressed for secood story.
Covered and enclosed patio·
boat storage area from pav-
ed alley. THREE BED-
ROOM, TWO BATH HOME
\\'ith extra SPACIOUS
l\IASI'ER BEDROOM AND
PRIVATE BATH. \Veil kept
prope~ i.n Nowport Heights
area. , Full price ON LY
$32,!KlO 1-~ CAlJ. FOR AP·
POIN'l'MENT.
* * • * MW VERDE
Lait Of .-n.
Small Speilders
Here 1s custon1 chum ror
tlll! budiet minded. From
the wood shingle roof to the
st;yliud brick entry this
F.a.st &Ide home gives a
warm v.•elcome. Large pan-
elled livh~ room with pic-
ture w!Jxlow and cheerful
wood burning ralaed hearth
fireplace. Bright country
kitchen, plus ·fonna! dining
roo1n. 2 queerudzed bed-
rooms with storage galore.
Priced for the speculator at
$22,750.
Colesworthy & Co.
642-7777
1904 Harbor Blvd., C.M.
Bus.ineU pressure f o r c e s Open Eves.
01vne1· to sacrifice h.is beau-I -~C~,~--.:..~y~0-u-r~l'~s-
tlful, recently d e c O't a t e d Kn
TH RE E BEDR001tf. 11/a Picture a beam ceiling e
BA TH HOME; Newly install-used brick fireplace with
e<l quality carpets all rooms 11 big hearth • and a bar
except kitchen area. Forced in your den open to a patio
air heat, large kitchen, gas area~ foi: $800 down FHA
built.in oven and range. $178 pc1 month including
Fenced front ancl rear yard wtes. 'NO down to Veteranl.
-completely landscaped. AS. OPEN EVES. 'TlL 9
SUME A 61.4% nIA LOAN 5f6.Zill 646.nn
OF APPROXIMATE $19,000.
Priced at $23,Soo fur qulck
salo.
Evenings Call 64G-Jl'.l50.
Four ·aec1raoms·
' $17,25llJ .
?<.love inlo tllli lal'ge fantily
home today, Oose to :!!hop.
ping, schools and churches.
Just put on the mai·ket,
this one won't last. $135.per
month includes taxes and in.
surance. ONLY $500 OO\¥N,
WE SELL A HOME
EVERY 31 MINUTES
Walker & lee
THE ~JE AL '
·E£JTATEPsl
4 Bedrooms
21/2 BATH
$26.500
NEAR THE . BEACll . No
do\vn to Vet.II, lo\V down to
FHA, Ideally located, Jr.
Exec: 1ize lot. M.lght lease
option.
Harry A. Boggs
.P.EALTY
~~· Brookhw'9is.:;so.i
. it's Diff. rent
OutJtanding 4 t;itd.room home
with fam. rn1., fonnal din rm & .breakfast room, Own·
.er Jfiaving a.rea. Priced to
sell.
Amold Ir Freud
388 E. 17th St., CJ\1 2043 \Vestcll!J Drive ltealtors 646-77S:.
616-7711 OpC'n Eves.
Huge Rumpus
, Room
4 BR home, 1%. baths, hard-
v.•ood floors, double garage.
$25,000.
Well .. McC a rdle, Rltrs.
13l0 Newport Blvd., C.M.
548-7729 Eves. 64l-0684
ASSUME 5'/• FHA
NE.AT I. AITRACTIVE
Cozy 2 BR on lg. lo!. Ask·
ing $19,950. Pymnts $138.
DAVIDSON Realty
HORSE LOVERS
Santa Ana 1-leighls 66x200
with 2 bedroom home and
a 2 car garage. Lot com·
pletely fenced. $23,500 -
G1oot te1ms.. The Real
Estaters &16-2313 • 646-Tin
DOVER SHORES
Dea~ed & built by IV AN
WELLS. Unequale~ for qual·
l!y, & elegance. VIEW, 4
Bdrrnt. 3 baths, atrlun1.
· Roy J . Ward Co.
(Baycrest Office)
1842 Sanlill&Q Dr. ~1550
C,.ecil Covey
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ECONOMY
SPECIAL, I
JU.I listed. 2· Bedrooms
each Unit. Near Oc,ean
and Sboppll!g .. Fee •im·
ple. Divorce necessi .. -
taies qqick sale at 'give .
away' prlc' of $33,500,.
Name your· ~erm~. . '
Presents
BAYCREST BEAUTY
The il1vltina: pool . ~
beautifully manicured
• yatd compliments thls
~,'b r1ght &
-· "'"' • bdrm 1 'bonie, with tbt»Ulthnate
tn "Chartn'and Hvablltt)'. AA" exc:euent vili,ae •
c..u to -
NewpGt't
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RENTE RS RELAX?
, Here'• the perfect bu.>' 1 3
bedrooms, added dert and
kitchen with f'll!\v elec. Bi l
range, ~.950 -:-.No dOwn
to Vet1. The ft"1 Eatatei's 6'6-nn , M&-im.. ,
$750 DOWN
.Jmnted, occupruicy. 3 BR
Newly painted. Yard, patio.
$19,500
Ritt·. 642-973() Eves. 5.'P.Gno e KENNEDY
t' ' • MR. EXECUTJVE ·
We have a lari• aelec!ion· of Executive M~·
sions in prestige neigbborho"od'. ranamg
from .~,000 to $!,ll0,000 in p•1c~We can
help ~cioa~aavi \D~ dollars ' 1' · ange al· most:~.tj!mls. H;i'e's just • f . samples:
S~ %· LOAN', •• Anyone quallfiu to take
over lhe $169 mo pymnt. Yes, incl taxes. 3
immac. bdmia & din rm, 2 pullm"'1 ba, brick 1 1 frplc all blt·ins, quality cpts/drps tbruout. ~!Any .cu.i.,m .. ~tras. Submit your dn pymnt.
·• ·.,"' . Only •27,750
INDUSTRIAL L01'.S
, ,. l&fi We1tclill Dr.
~J NEWPORT BEACH .64t,ltl.1. Coste !t1••• " -= 1100 .
NO MAINTINANbl. ,, •• in the superb
Hunttnaton Harbour · To)Vnhouse on the
mli,n channel. 2200 •er ft .of luxury, 3 gigan-
tic bdrms, sep. fam rm, form.al din rm, 2 200 x 170. Behind Edison Co. in Huntington 0 Beach. $37,500 value. ~ell or trade equi~y ·for,
income units or small house, Newport or
Corona del Mar.
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Dover Shores
Wiiterfuint ·
-11000 on<'FHA_·APPRSi pullman bo, all elect. bll·ins, ·2 paUos, 21'•
3 bdrm.s & .4en. !W Ba. "car gar. & so much more. Submit·your small
panelling," crpts, ;d-r P s . dn pymnt. Ontv. t 54,000 ~v~~·4i~~' ~·,~~;!~ MEOITERRANIAN SPLENDOR .!~'J. Space BEACH CLASSIC
Comfort and convenience.in this 2 bedroom
buy of·the year. Located Qn R-2 lot near Lido
shopping. Only $22,500. Make it ·your beach
hideway or collect the rent for tax writeoff.
i"'r. :m~cnab
IAYCREST
Beautiful· 4· ~ con-
lempotvy. ))ome, 2¥.t ba.lh/I
pl~ tiowder nn. Formal
dinlng mi, all etei:trte kitch-
en. BeauUfull)o lanUacapcd,
Plush c:arpetlna: & draped.
AlrnOBt 3,000. lq. ft. An in1·
macµlate home, · Priced ••.
' ' . Spacl®i: two .• 1tor)-' s BR
· home. Fonnal entry hall
\Vith circular stairway, din~
ing room. Panelled den has
firepla<!e. Pier & fioat . : '
wlblt-ins, ','ti.le, •brealdast conscious? Then this ls it! On a Ig•·Cb.r, lot a
nook, du.htridter, load! ot gigantic 5 bdrm w/sep. Cai:p rm & f~rtfi'l din
cupboards. WJU1ta ,3 bUts of . rm, 3 ba, 3 car gat, 28' _,M pll:o en\cy & so
all •dioob. Blt;'~1 cor. much more .. J)ut:be:st <>I all.an •!>e$1ely ~ ~f~";"~= 'unique SWIMJ.llHG •POOL •WJTH ,tA~ZZI
PLUS ·gtgantics e .par ate & a custom pat\O With firepit.. )lust . ..,·fi> .ap·
yam ior .,..!., fJ'lri, dop, p~ec .. ~u~mit y'odr dn P)'.lllli.\;''.r . ~IY!~~995
INVESTORS ATTE NTION """."""" .. ". $1\5,000
12,000 Sq. Ft. Lt. Industrial building with ten-
ants on lease and plenty of parking. Located
near Ne\vport Blvd. & 17th St., .Costa M~sa ..
$108,000. Call now. Terms can be arranged.
?-.1rs. Raulston · ........
Coldwell, Banker & Co.
!cido, eto:. Cumrlt F/IA ap-HllNtJNGTON , HAR~i;/1t·: •. :, •• 2 • 1tory! of
pnl " 122.850. Bu.v trom pu'te luxury 1il ·liuJlllng!On }ea<:lt'• ll)!est
o\vner this 11·ttk foi'$21,850. ;~1 •. 3 ~~ersil~.,~tm~·-.'i.i(-.0~ I~~.' r1n,
R E A L T y
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ShoY.·n by Appt.
Call: Von Dexter
(7141 642-8235
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0<0-8644 " 5<8--0.190 hµg~ flll',D.la din. 'tin,.3>Jl!l)lli1ln,'"'"Jli~·Imest Beaut~~·~L~,~ bath + . brt~.hl·.ap"plia~; expen·stv~ paneW,!1~ & a
18, 21) x 211 bonu> room, lbqg, 19Jlg llit otcµstom ex:ttalh"JT~ unpos·
neiv c'atpets. lt$.ac. l;ftrd, Sible ib d-es,~rfbe. ·~urry foi· ~pp$,. '.for your
1.JJcs.ttd, on qlPet tree lined whJte glove inspection. .. O"'-Y; '56,500
2025 W. 8olboa Blvd., Newpon leach
Rent1ls -673-3663 Sa les -675-6000
!I01 Dovet Drive, Suitt> 120
Ne\VJxirt Beach
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street· Just 2 blocks irom LEASE OPTION ••• Large !J~~!Y~ & pets
Spanish cha1·mer, arch-Elem & High school1. tjo '<:>if in this big, nice home. 4'bdttm,:.Jg fam
ed entry, 3 bedrOOms, loan fees. High ex15ting 6% .nn,' frpic, bit-in range, oven & ,~hw, asher,
den, built-ins, fireplace. Joan can ,be amubed with d d ffn-"1·r ly
NOW!
STANCO
Sullder5 Inc.
WILL BU ILD A
VALUE·PACKED
HOME OF YOUR
CHOICE ON
YOUR LOT*
"Jn n1os l Ot1lngr Cou11!y
and other a prrovcd areas.
AT TREME NDOUS
SAVINGS TO YOU
Low prices are assured
by Stancu's huying pow-
ci". trained ori;aniutlon
ru1d n1an~· }'ears of ex·
pcrience in building oul-
standing va l ue ipto
homl's.
CHOOSE FROM OU R
DESIGNS, ST YLES.
ELEVATIONS
Stanco offl'l'S many hornc
designs including Con-
temporary, Ranch, f.fedi·
IC'rranean, Splll•level &
Colonial.
PLANS CAN !IE vAruEo
TO SUlT YOU!\ N£IEDS
F inancing Avalllije
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CALL 537"3IO .
Open 7 Day~
10666 \Vestn1inslet· Ave.
Garden Grove
Balanced Po~·er Homes
Slttlrig on ·a corner Only 6 months· ~EW! total mo. pymnli cniy:·Sl4G opts/drps, bi&" fnce yar . ......,,: s on
' near tht Park 2 n1iles to BEACH. incl princ. int, taxes & tna. $235/mo. .! · \ 1-Jjred of Looking! '· • BRo 2 bathe,Jamily room Total pd<e 121.950. CALL LAMY 5 4 0-ll 5 l ' FIRST ., ,' .1·
& all builtfnS + a brand (open evts). H:erlt,age :ttnJ ~ ~
At innatro prices? Fine 4 new ciirpet. New. rinanclng •. COATS Estate ~ · '· ' PIONEER RE~L.~ .~·'f•
BR -!-dl'n & dining iomh, & now tie.eds & new' Wnily. . &:· . '. ~ . "The One to C.aff ··fJrlt"~
1* oou,,, built·i" kll<bO", You '"" g1,.·t\tla horn• a . , WAL~·CI HOME + 'INGOM.E 842·4421 , ',: <
ls.rye living rocnn with ~ HEART. ·TRANSPLANT for ,lllALTOAI Npt. u .. hta. DI~• . 2· ·bed.o.; fl H•) · / • dra · o"'" IDN •-·-It' the bet ·• ~ 17471 •-1•h llvd. IHwy 39 cor,· 1tar In u place, w 1v cal'pets P-• ...,-·ia uvw... • I 546o4T41~ ·room completely.,~modet-. -· · · ., ..
Ce, fenced yard, ~da: 0n1t bu.Y, ever )Vlth room w • (Open 1 .. nilltllJ · ed + 1 bedroom ttntal -l'!!!!!!!!!l!!l!!!!!:'!'!!'!!~~~~!!!~~·r.~-~-~!'!:~~··I
$2:i,900., FHA/VA financing. boat. 'Only $30,950 ~ irnm~ 2 -... .,,..., New drlVe·l\'ays 8 h 1200 Cerono .ill Mir 1256.' . l!!Ltill I ate J)CllleP1on. · l:.,,i!!!!ei!!!'l!!.!!1!!.,.!!!!.,! I -"~~p;,t. $lOO ""'1'" $:?9,SOO Ntwport 11c ~ ~... ~~~*:i-t~~. U ' ~!!~µon ;-~~~~ii~~~ih Esta<· G,~;::h~~~:. 'C~i:i ~ttHtrtior:CM. are important to )'OU, look Our exclusive! Ntw 'C""bed-~~,;~~-~~~~;~~~~ . ffl . '1 ~8~~~f.;~~~ 1t~~~~~~t~~~ ~~:,:~::.:~t•t•
Income Property .
Fully Furnilhe:d 1 Bdrm Apl
to help p~ your rent Ii
taxes plllll a f\vo Bdrm
home to live tn -$45,900. ·
Orange CHst Property·
33.. J\.larg:uerlte, c.dM 673-855<?
cd . ~·1H"t!. lot" or .cabinets, Harbor Highlands features. 3 bedrooms. 2 Wilson then call:
and a good \Vc:>tMldc loca· M baths, fireplace. cpts. and LOC'""ART REALTY 3 BR Waterfront No. 62 ' t S 111 A.<• Balboa Peninsula 1300 tion. TC'1·n1s very Oexibll'. -US . e •· drape•, double gara.gc, con-64e-2301 642-0267 548-2!)51 Balboa Coves. $ 6 0 . 0 0 O.
Could even a!l!Ume high :; BR and den on corner lot. crete drlVt> large fenced Prefer trade for acreage or
ri1J •,;, GI loon • Price.<! inod-New rugs and drapes in bac;k yard 0~ 00x130 FT. k-2 SPASJOUS 3 BR, 2 BA, w~ consider other. W.-77TI MINI •CUTE
estly af S2J,900 ·Hurry!! i · L/R. $3l...SOO ~ LOT: There is not .to much famil~ rn~. home .. Eatlns OWNER Sale-Duplex. Near Doll H · ula'
·• "ring" · · '.A Good Buy! available in thii pa.rt of :'i;~a m ki!ciJen,. ce4~·ot ea,.&: Qcean. ·*~500. 220 ~t· = ~:mso '
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•.., •-SPRING la .. y & . Beach eastaide c.~f. }Jurry, OWN-it, ab,,~k· ,g~nge I &or 34th !5t .• Ne. 6't3!5M8 . and ~ half baths fireP1acei , ..-; -. ER. 642-4980 opener, r1c 1 r e p ace B y VIEW F I t i;;, ' J •"" • REALTY R It I · shake roof, new carpeting * A , ee o OJ lge dble a:arage. Nenr ch ; ~a: . . ea y, nc. C.d.M. Hi Dist. $29',500. can x. 19!1 \\'/, *11'· SM,!llX>. net and public beach. ,
I •• "ant1time" oo1 Dover Dr ... ~B Suite~ 2 ·BR DUP. •.rXES 5-1~2326 att 4:7AI Pl\1 o ... 'ller 548-7249. 54H207 Jewel. Rectuced to $38.200.
d ·Hartior mw .• C.M .... : &IS.2{XX) F:vrs, 673-04?9 u; BURR WHITE, R1.1lto
4 BDRJ\.f, 3 ba, family rm, LI I h . l!l Bullden Re Poss HORRYl?HURRY'f ca,... 900 sq tt units •<th.,,. 3 "" ·-·· blt·ios, ....... ~·':"lll!rtt1'', 8 ,h~::.· -~ 29QI Nowport Blvrl., N.B. · $ 5· closed garages & in ex~I-inter-com, elec .ni ... "'r & 615-4630 Evet '42·2 1, O. O Down Beautiful M.1a Verdi · lont co"d·,,;0"· ·N,.r ''""°" ·-• 3 BR l " ba'"· I ula " " ~ sprinklen, nr goll '°"'"· OCEAN VIEW '"Yllt LOAN ,. u .... mma.c te. •-h t o ,. ~00 ft '" 500 b _. • I .. _ S19 <XXI 'FHA I "' s opp ng. \\ll{'\' as ltlg. ""°"sq . ...... . y ownei-. N Iv uo· 0 ~I by Lid t I 135
SPACIOUS & COMFOR-......... 11e ' ~can $24 000 Trade income properly ~al'.,, -, cean ·· ~-" -;;;;";;;;.;';;•;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ TABLE HOMES. 3, 4 &: 5 be asaumed. Full pnce on4' . . ' 6~6 Day a-•sparkling lieJ:its by .-·--·
bedrooms, 2 baths-ch"•t-$23-,500. call now. Night. 3 BR, 21h baths, frplc, CORNER ON CHARM
, ::i PENDING FORECLOSURE hobb •· b · I .
• $99;) moves ·vau in. 4.BRs u.h-... i•~ooo· •· fa! kitchens. New paint, oar-~ri!RNii':Z:.,. ij ; i · Y J"Dl "" ·ip e garqe. peting .t drapes. ERNIE ii ~ • ~~ ,uuer o .,...,, . . .. '·
. --1C;01M~L~ 2 baths all b..JJt-lna, sunl<en I!\. HorryRE~'.TYlog. gs .ci.~!:CAND • • -·· •• ,'."~ ~ ,:;:''hfc1/~~i 1}•~!11-. Brand Spanking New t\-1.< H 1 ,...,.__ Just completed _ & ju11L ,,_ in99 Brookhurst Realtor * "642-1771 Anytime * er tage Real Est&te I E A LT y
, 60' ·corner chok:e location
3 Ba~ conv/studlo, tam nn 3·
ba, din rm. pvt So. patio
cust·blt immac, $105,000
R. C. GREER, Realty
short di-ive (fot Palmer) to 17199 Brookhurst 143 B lll IMMACULATE Z lxlnns, l~~
Mesa Verde's 17th! Fabu-962-fi637 968-35111 Eves. ~2:U?, 646-4579 SACRIFICE ba, crptg, frpl~, dilbv.·asher, Near .~ ~Oli_t. Of~. 6:'~_24~'1
1ous 2-level custom home "'I ~ ~~~a;ia~e·.'~ & P~FJSONALITY ' PLUSL .. ~~fro"!t O!JPl•x••
now oUered+by builder at DO YOU WONDER? ON··Tl1 •BEACH l Br. J Ba. New crpts, drps, ' $1 ,COO. 2-thrte: BR's t
aacrl!lct. 4 fam rm, wet which area is just right. Nice Eaatside 3 BR, den, Miie Verdi l f lO Nttta:.·J40(] let. tt:Dtt:-dl:ll f115,(.0q·13 ·BR•.,1\voBR't
bar etc. Hurry now! It nlight be J-lalccrest in ExchJ.!Li\.>eChlriaCOvehome-built-ins, carpets, fen ced ,181 .wl t.Qey, ac~s:t, B)I' \vlth ~_p!Jces
5 thls neat, bright & very year around living .. best yard. $23,300 • FHA 5~ % * OPEN HOUSE ~ Lavely owner-~ only. 1>42-6767 ,., W1lkit' WHlty fnta!'~~~~~U!rtl clean 3 BR, big frun. horne:. Harbor area, 2 BR, 2 Ba, int. • 10o/o down. Immediate 3 BR. 2 BA, ·lam rtti. "New <--------~· 33?.6 V:i" .l.Jdo t .. 67s.5200
L O"'" $24 9~ F I c x i b) e priced lo sell fut at • $69,500 _P.Ossession. h t' bltn 8e -1J~!~~"~:~ t;~s. Th;''Real Estaters. By appt only . Mixell Rlty. J.ta..2208 ~n:c~rp w~; sprnkir s;~~· NeWporl ShOrn · '122'> ";!!l;;ijij[i!i!iii;ijii;iiM I· 646-nil -5-16-2.113 CORBIN-MARTIN --4-0Tcler Unit-,--boat stor. $25,000. o*rter. TERM! ·10 iwi'cii-f,W op-s~et0:,·2 ii Iba:,::, m ---7 ---q @sr , . REAL TORS JlS?l mo income. Lot G2x300' * 546-2881) lion. 2 Bedroom1; Dtn best niode.tn Spanflh decor, lge BEACH HOUSE LESS THAN RENTI 30361 .CoastHwy,CdM oWner mU1t· ·sell -EZ OP+,N House. Lovely 3 BR condition. 219 Cedar. OWner secluded e<>rner lot ,$61,500
3355 Via Lido 673-
Older tlome on lar&e 4 BEDROOM .. $22,.500 f75-1662 'imns .......... : ••• $$,500. 2 bath & family room. not at property. $24.500. Call LIDO Rl!AL TY, INC •.
NEW DUPLEX (35 x 95 tt.J R-2 Lot 2 baths. Family room. rear __ . 2 ·BR Cott ... Heme Assume.$%% loan&: owner -owno~ 5404991 or·~2335-.. 3400-Via Lido 11 673-3830
on Penn. Dlxe 3 BR Units. I block to Beach Jiving room ,vith fire place. Cha nnel RMf \VesWde. 1 blOCk .to shOp. , will take 2nd. 546-ll?O. BY. OWNER .,-..Pfl'IOna\lt)' ·
MG-5460 Evea. 549-1058
OWNER anxioM. :P.lakt of-
fer . Nr Back Bay. Spaclowl
3 BR 1% ba, tam rm. Quiet
street. Assume 5%% }oa.it.
Adj. to Ocean & Bay, $59.950 $27.500 Bril'k pa~o. w1tlt gas fired Pentti0uH ' Apt: . 'p1ni .; ••••••• •••• ••· $15,950 BY 0~ ~-U&hf after . pl.us, nr. beach, ? BR, d&ri, ~y ~ 2 Br.~l ha, frplc,
Balboa Rial Estate (o. George Wlll lemaon BBQ. BUilt·1n range, oven For Sa1e or Leu-at $650 GENCO REALlt 6U-4t22 Republic 4. Mr split Je'vtJ .. 2 ba, $25,500. &t1-33:l4 after blttw, playrm 4J, ba. Btst.
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Realtor &: dl!hY.11.sher. 54().1720 ....,, mo to ...,,,_ .. ,_ ... a ... 108 • • -,$86,950. "MCll, , . . 4.. Lido ~ MtJJO. CU4) I
700 E. Balboa Blvrl., Balbo6 ~1~• TARBELL 2955 H bo •· ' .,~ ~· rnE HUB ol aotMN "" -·""" .. ' .. 6~ Evta. "'"" _. tr r only. ·ctieater sallabury, __, , ~ v •"-o:, · . , • "';r....., · " · 2600 Redlands
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Sharp 3 bedroom pld. .Almost brand new ankle d~ carpetlna. Beautiful draJ)<!s.
Modern kitchen with rctr!terator! Doublt Garage! White Brick 11.tepkce! $50()
Down. Payments to flt -your budget $22,900 .lull pricl'. GI ..NO OOWrt. $100 Dl>po1it ·refunded.
POOL TIME
Take ad vantar• of wlntrr. HeN!'s a a:orgleous ;~ l>Nroom ~el 2 Baths. Hu_ge p1r1¥ blck yard "'Ith beautiful Bl ue Haven Pool. \Vhat a pl&c:t or only 322,7~
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CrM!t a Pmblt'm! Anyone can as&unie this lo1v intf'rest VA IGlln, WJdows, Dt·
vorcs al5o. \V.here .-:an you get a 4 bedroom. 2 bath home for this kind of monry.
Fenced cul-de·NC lol WHAT A.BUYI
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Need somtthtng larger! ?ifake this t.ftJST SEE! 4 l\fa.sttt size bedrooms "ith
vanlt)' nook. 3 Bathg. Huge family room with wall to \\•all firepln.C"t!. Formal
dlnlnt.-room. Electric. bullt.-lna. New nrpe .. a-dra~s throughouL Asi;ume Jow
nlA "5¥ % Joan and $3,000 will handle GI' DO Oloney down.
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9UIET COUNTRY IN NEWPORT RACH .
CliJt Haven ts offerlng you one o1 the few 'POOi homes Jn Uli9 de~irable-area:· This pool was built by an executive of Anthony Poola: tor hil own use. Heated
and flltered with extTa decking set on a home size lot. Brarul new carpeta and
drapes, Two queen sized baths, with muter dresslna room having trcm•ndous· close la. 'Fireplace set In mammoth livtna-room v.1th slidinir glass doors Jeadini
to pool 4rea. One of.a kind. $34,950. OWNER ANXIOUS.
LUXURIOUS MANSION
5 Be-drooms 3 baths, Dre11m homt' bui\t for a di~criminatini: executive afld his dti-
Mlr"ing family. Delightful decor. Large living room, huge family room. Lan"sce·~
\\ith an eye tO\\'&rd bl'auty 11nd e11sy maintenance. Located on quiet, cuJ-de-aac
greet. lf Yoll can afford a S.16.000 Dream llome you'd better aee this today. GI
NO DOWN!!1 Submit your amaller borne on our guarantee sale plah. '
HOME AND GUfSTHOUS(
Great 3 bedroom. 2 bath, home Wilh ~harming 1 bedroom i:UC?St house for mother·
in·IRw, Built·ln el('Clric kltcht'n, includlng dl.~hy,•asher. Wood burning fh"t"irnll•.
Allt'y entrance for boat ar trailE'r. A rare find-only $29,500. Submit your home
on our J:UArantee trade plan.
IAYCREST AREA
ExCt>ptiona l fAmlly homf" rm:tled 11mong t°"·t>rlnf shade lrf'e!I and bcaut!tul
r;hrubl!. A thick shake r oof ndds l"lt>ganee and chArm to thla s·~clous home "·Ith hu~t' back yard in a 11t1.rk-llkc atmospht>rr. Lti.r~e bedrooms, uttn sized bathi
and te1Tl!ic aJI cleelric buil t-in kitchen, Sre today. $43,000. Su mit your smallcf home on our guarantee We plan.
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BRASHEAR REALTY Res. m.835 tncl prdtnd'. Asl 6*6926. SEPARATE Bachelor, quiet, blbur Aho bach. .... 1'111''
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Soibmlt on Down Payment ' REALTORS ~~.s :·-.. SM:ALL Sl'UDIO Newpilrt -5200 ~ ~ji, 1tB
3 BR. fun rin + din room. 6 73-4400 Broker M"9fl> $110. MO, ~ uttl'1 1ncl IJ!!~=====~I HAFFDAL REALTY -LARGE 2 BR. 2 BA. uttal·
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$1830 down to a new FHA n ..... _ It. c. Grftr ~._Write Bu G2 c/O n .. -.--. '"'D v--....:i.. Ad"'ls, no -ts r1111: lSUI view, near beaieh 6-~ •--897:..2382 OWNER :".='.!..nc:!-' n..n-Pilot ~ • ..., ~·~ ,......,..., "' ,,.. ......,. 1..... ..... '1• .,..... ..., ... •u~ --..v kits of charm. N!d alcove, Hawn Pl .. M6-3012 p .. '5. '"'ultll. ...-. lne. atfL
SOL Vllta. 1potleas 3 BR. I =========A 7~nl'ice'-,3"""Br"'."'1n"""n";"'""=..,,::: 11. pvt deck, mature, quiet -=======::I;-~~-.:_ __ _ cust drpa, crpts. all \It-ins, I· Jooldlll'. for ruponaible Jona adult only. ~·m-m -.
""'" (lwnr $24.500. 147-<261 L011VM a..ch 2705 ..... ..iwt tonants. -2 BR dooo .. Shopping, $165 E111 Bluff 5242 ltl!AL ESTATI
V•n M h 15th to J See after March ht Call: mo. Leue or month to e NEW DELUXE e General l'tunl•ln Volley 1410 A~~ arc une SIS-1289111.SPM .1--------·I ll~-"-'---:~---I 15th; 2 BR., taboloua ocean month. Hal Plnchin • 3 Br, 2~ ba. apt. for leue bntila Wanted
5990 Y.Clnf/lm,med Pos. .. A ... ~ ... °'~.Y-Mo, Al.La.;: mo ""°"· ......... ' ' lno:L spoc, '""t" ...... dln 7c;;:;:c;;o;:-;;;i;;;:1
w -::::::=i::::.:..==:::......::.= Boll:.'--. , ,.,._ rm. 6-dbl. garqe, auto. so. eo·1 Gu Co. ~ ~pold-·~491=-=-==,--LEAsE only $200 a month. I--·----·-' ----~ door opener avall, J?ool I: needl 3, Blt home.-Poalble S BR" 3 °bathl," l600 .111 ft. JBR.nearbn.ch 2·Bedrooml .and den.. Cpta, Q.EAN Bichelor Aptl. rec. area. NJ'. Catholic rent with option. Loe. F.uf:
frplc, blt·inl &: dlshwuber. Inunedlate oecupUIC1 dRpel'etc. Good· condition. All utD incl t11:: up Olurch &:: school I: Corona of Harbor between
Low down&: assume exi&tln&: 494-81~ or (91-1413 . 219 c:edaf. Owner not at "'"' del JI.tar Hi1h. Paulerlno a: Fafr, CM.
Joan. ~ will pay all property, Call 540-2981 or ~AE. Balboa. Bl~ e ONLY $211 e 546-9888 after 5,
cam, 642-2835 837-871 Amlpa Way, N.B. W~. 400 .aq ft Jn . vie TRADEWINDS RLTY. V1ctllen lttnltl1 2tOO I======== H I a.. h 4400 or~·& os..tRw., fir
..,...,,, 0' ..,...12 . Hunt!_._ -h ••-unt ngton ' • --------· • BIG Bear New A.Frame ea-......... --Coron• del . Mir 5250 •~1.J rnodeJ dlop. Mull a.ch 1705 bln, crpta. bU.-tns. $10 Pl' · . have ~\', wa.te.t, sood 11,;L;'!;"";;;';;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;1,w~k~•~nd~,~.t~ps~.1i;;;;+;-·~-;;;;;;.. NEW 4 BR. 2· Bdab't' Urhtina:. A: ""ter proof. I: diahwuher, 1tove; • .,, &IS-ll35 · . Boy FOR REltT Ftlrn Mammoth pr.; drapes, ear p e te d: ~ · '
· Mo•• lat n Condo!lliDlam Leuo $250 Mo., wator pd. fl,. FIREMAN II'-2 Br.
ITS BIG 11Hpo I, ......,.. W30l9 home; baby I< pell. Xlnt
ni. bulldor Is -RENTALS s BR,, hlt-lnl. lrplc. wtw
eompletion on thla f&bulou: HIUlll U"""'""9M eptJ. dble pr, $115/mo.
Lqww, Buch home. ~ am Mumter Dr. 6*-2309
tailed ard:Utectin, 1tyled General '°°° I BDRM 1" beth. r ml
in NEW ORLEANS motltt, from beach. $190 mo. Phone f~aturea extehsive Uk of · W..Trft · .,_.t Iron •butt•"· IRON *WHY -9AY RfllJ!
GRILL GATES OPEN TO . , • . S•nll AM Htlghlo 3630
FR o NT COURTYARD, Not ONI PENNY dtwn
COMPLETELY ENCI.OSED QuaUf,ybw Vets c:aa niaVe
W/MASONRY WAU.S, AND tn tnune<ll1<*. PROP'ESSIONAL LAN 0.
SCAPING. .
3BR.SllL,-.... ;
on % &1n. Rm. tr bones
or what haw you. Leue j
avail., $325 Mo. eo..asoo Gtt:at location in Hunlinl:·
ton Bea.ch on Hamilton Ave. 1 ~..,=, ~------,.·•· betwttn Brookhunt and l BR. house; pr., ~~v
Blllhard -cloee to the leue, $165 mo.
beach. 548-1362
Spallisli ,Jtyle, decors·
tor furn. Shag carpet·
Ing, sell cleaning ov·
ens, private entrance.
& private Fundeck~,
.Adult living, n e a r
beeches. 1 & 2 BR, 2
BA from '170 to '220,
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1 tl22 Brookhurst
(iu1t No. of Adams)
Huntington llHch
(714) '61·1'11
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Approx. 2200 SQ, Fr. of
Uv. aru., featurb 4 BDRM.
A: FAM, FM. FLOOR PLAN,
SERVICED BY 3 BATH-
ltOOMS.' lpa.dOUI entry foY· er, .'with .ftoor ol slued tlle,
OPENS '10 GRACIOUS
FORMAL LIV. RM, I: AT·
TACHED DINING RM., 33 rr. LO!IG •
Quallty s e. ' be4rooma. Ltpunt Bffch 3705
2 I< S ~·""'· ID ono 11ory OIARMlNI} 2 BR, modom,
homn. From:$32,t00, Month-ltlftdeck, fireplace double iENTAL5
1Y payment. from $288.2! lara&e $185 980 'eiueblrd Apft. Unfvmllhed
Unique· kitchen -fam. nn. Ind-Pll, 'lax'" A In-en,n Dr. ~9259
IUf'IJl(.'e. GORGIX>US View; mw1t General 5000 UT&J:1pment, 30 FT. LONG,
FEA'IURES Dume?'OUI hdwd
eablnets, BILT-IN RANGE.
SELF CLEANING DBL.
0 VEN S, DISHWSHR.,
GARB. DISP., BREAKFASJ'
U --t1G...1 Vet rent tldl Wftk; 3 Br. 2 ... IUI 2 BR. 1 ba.. tio. you are• .. ~ a... Hu ever7tbJng1 -: ' ; pa. · yw ean mow in without M&--2591 w/w, bltilll, garage
one peMJ' &nm • • • not Broktt ~
even doains eo1111.
B/.R. Qne wall of .tam. nn. Offen good Obb' throulh
hu STONE ~CE February 21 1969. wrm WOOD HEWN MAN· · '
TLE. $ Sl'OOL WET BAR Wllftr A: Lee, Salel Acentl
W /SINK, LIQUOR CARI· Open 10 'tD dwk dail7
NET le MIRRORED WAIL. ~· Tbll """"" quality ..... . e: IUXllrloua W '1Y carpe~
or :.;i~ ~E ·~ SHERWOOD ESTATU
AGES WITH A'M'AOIED
LAUNDRY RM, You woaJd
elq)ed: • home at thil me
I: qUa)lty to aeD many thou-
aandl hilher, than tbe live.
away price of
$37;950
FULL PRICE
. $3795 DN. PYMI'.
OWNER WW. CARitY
A 1Sl' T.D. FOR THE
FULL BALANCE
MISSION llEAL TY
tsS So. O>ut Hwy., Laguna
Phone tnt> 494-0731
by Ille SU
RENTALS
Apll. F""'ishtd
$95; 2-BR., feDQed yd.; pr.,
stove. Children I pet OK.
Brokor 531-.
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Cott• Mos1 . ~100
RENT
3 RMml Fumiture
$25 Month
FUl.L OP'I'lON TO BUY
tRefrtreratort Available)
No depoirit 0.1.c.
MOVING FES. 23nl
Newly Docor1ttd
2 Bdnn.s. w/pnge $115
Water A: Gardener Paid
1575 ~ Ave., Apt A
• 636-4120 •
ret'1. Call collect n•:
QN. TEN ACRES 'Dl..!2!o
1 ol 2 BR. run. I< ti-. EMPLO"'===Ym="'~....,.--....,.i1-,1'1
Frplco I Pd I -I BR ....... Apl.beod>aroo,
Pool&. Tamil • Cantnf1 Bk-to $llO. Carporl.or-llftlll
tst. 9 ~ htt/Gnen. nee. 6Q..Wlll aft/5 p.m •
®O SN Lant, OIM -.XU WANT Garqe for Boat atar-(M~ nr. ~Hwy) aie. $10 mo. N.B. ~
673'"34 eves. ..
Corollclo .Apll. • LANDLORDS o
2 BR. untum. Pentbousa-nu:E RENTAL SER.VICIC'
,_tlowls-ltudloL ADeloc. --
kitcb.. diahwuhen; mmeJ;=r• =:;==::::;I
bplco, w/w -· 4 .,,,,..._ II-""'r lltnt 5"5 2 car carport. PooJ.. Sl1D to ___ •...._•---,..-
$200. Otlldn:n O.K. 61S..:n7I WINTER rental, % bloCt to
4102 E. Cout Hwy, CdM bea.Ch, private entranot.
CHANNEL Reef 1 yr 181!1 Adult only. 112 3ftb a,.
$600 mo. J Br, 2 k. NB m.2173 aft. I PM ..
Watftfront, bol.t aHp; , H. $50; PR!V, room. emprao,ed
Ropn 6'J5..SU3 or eollep pntleman; 1owJy
LGE. Studio, new . epta. a home. Eve. 54tr1713·
drpa:, prime locatlon $150.
-Bado. SIS. 673-690I l·---11---.. ---5'"'"''"'·'
81lboe 5300 SINGLE..,...,;,,. -
GRACIOUS Adult Ltvq:. " water. Rent PS mo.
Ocean • ~view. Spa.dous will. work out excba.fWe tor
2 BR. 2 BA., walk tn doclr: apace. 1015 •W, ~
closet., beautiful c:arpets 1: Aw. 673-Gl3 : .
draperie1. Pool. Boat lliPl1--------1
for tenants.. SUbtmanean IUllMll ltent1I 6060 parldna". 613-3003
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DO IT •IOHT I
All Sta ... eomprehensl"' lnhllnl ~"" sram pl• Br111!1 Nmte lOc Snacb and Candy
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WEDO YOU DO '
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l4MOG "" --fiibSE Pi!D11qr. QUall1> at CARPET It riiii: CJeUJiii l fair ,..._, n. ut. Call
lar 1 day -L~ Ill<*--=> , =!l<M~~ ,._ •;=J:n.·?~ "°""'* ~ .. ~ --~~ ... ;:::
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DIAL DUU:C'J' sa.sc7•
-· dlmlbu••-. ,.,.._ L VIII, air concl, !om inc:hJd.
ed. $'71) mo. JllOll -2.
hant St., H.B. 5t0-2S29
J. Supply 3-4 houn '
week
!lltablllh Route
Supply you wllb
Nablleo, Austin,
Buny, Heuhy, and 2.
many olbor N•l\ODll 3. Brand Name lOc
Snacb and Candy
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' • -M&trA VllDli ,._ .. , ....... lU• llAltc:H•I ...... ,.,,,,,.,.,,, ... . ""' ANTH. ONvJ.. Pl•lftrli,g, Repair .6180 'cet.a.••• ,,..v .............. 1111 m•ui •1tOV•• ............. ~i ,. , , • • '• · · _ ••WH•T •••c• ............ 1211 11oCaEAll ................ .
omCE on ~ Hwy,
across from &lboa • Ba,y
Oub. Approx 2"10 llQ. ft.
w I cabinets A: 2 entranoea-
Be )Yl1llnC lo le'm
Keep .your ooln·
opera led .dbllellMl'I,
clean and 1foclted
WMd...,• Want?, =:.o..t OiNen Service 9 PAT'S P1u'-'-AU •••PO•T M•••MTS .......... 1ut u111 1ls1No•• ............ . •J H<'laJia , -i...___ "'°".._.. IALIOA COYIS ........ , • ., •. 1211 l•JOlt'T ,.O,llTY ....• .,, •. Sl!ICIAL CLASSIPICATI FOil _., ~ cypa; Fm utlmate ~ MIWl'Ot1T IMOllt ........... int o••••• co. ,..o,•ll'TY .... .
NATU. ••L 90._ .. ·swA•Pi1ts B1J0GET LA.NDSCAPJNG ~ • c•••T ........... _ ....... 1 ouT T"• .. ., ......... .. -~ ... ~ o1E , .... ~·-··.. ... . ....... .
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,_.,I -•• ----~" -· -· •T<LI •'''"""""' -• 1 ..... .. s LI_.. s Ii 5 ... L. .... ............. ·-·-........ -..... ,... .. .......... .. -""'-:""' 8UCQ l!:xp. ~ ' futured 1~ ~~ IY IU .... ,.., ......... II.' .. WA"'9:D ... . ........ . ' llUlll -"" Ml/IT IMCLUCll ........ BROS . et ..... ~... llYINI ........... ........... ltll BUSINESS Incl ~ ...... 5jOJl1T 3.
SMAIL omce on buSJ eor-
ntt Cotta·>'-*· $55/monlb
Glve you home of-fice lralnlng and 4. Provide •1,1Ml5 lo 1-Wl'llt ,... ....... .. ..... ~ ...... WWII ... ,,... ~ IACK ...... ... .................. .... FINANCIAL a-vou• """"° .,..;-....., '-' ._"' ...,..,._.,.. GARD~ J:nmENTS •1umw.,. ... ._ ••n•w'" ................... un . ,
supervllion · •s",7!!0 operatlnc ~INO !"Oft IAle -TIIAOU OttlYI ~J-:.-' r ·--llVIN. TUIACll ...... .,., ..• 1. IUllNISS Ot'PO!lnfNITfQ .. PHONE . 642-li71 wor.ldZ!I( tblli',,.,. thrii col--co1tofiA Hl MA• ..... 4 ••···'• 1u1t111u1 wAMT10 ....... 1 ...
utilities tneludelf. MU5llO 4• Provide you wllb capitol T P -~ :"\"" . I lege. ~. llcenled. PLUMBING REPAIR IAllOA ••NINIULA ........... iN'fllTMIMT CNt"t -.. • lie. Your .Tr•tr'I Paracllle M REASI MM203 No jolt too amall ••AcON MT ............••• •·1• 1NV1n"Ji11u1T w.-To ..•... IA't ~ .............. ,,.1J191 MONl't TO LOA• ........ -. .. . excellent Income 5. Show fvi•ence of
ho , · · '!" --" Trade N"ew 23.SOO Ill ft for 1 few urs ~ penn111.anM. auu,, -u1• __ ,1 '"'"' .,~ •• ~ ~ b ~ .• 11~.1n..--·· .• "~ -·~ J'OR -.. l..qWll. Nlpll. wora. eac wee-. uw., ,, .. _ leaatd H.arbol'/Wamer ro<;r.,
ee sa Dllrlo bJ" at..~ (Day or E\'.e.) " · artL net rtturn tor Oceanfront
Vllltf, ftlW commm:i&l .l ' ' Duplex W/Newport. 548-l<m ~ ""'"' Dllta Eiet> . For · ln\m\ew, Ill your ...... write Mr. me. ~ • ail-JIOO. J:..o • H .. S. Cam~ Iiirtdor of Dlstrlbulonblps, Have: C.mmerdaJ.Medicll
djMllL · · ' P.O. ll01 r t.a1a;ette, Clliforn!J 941549. ~ ":li',lC:";.'rt II!,~:
lOOOSQtt.-•-hidude'N · :Mdierf' and Phone"Number. want: HOUIH,opts,land,or
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Rd. ln4l. -,. <n<> UAL lisTA11i 11111 lotm LHno N4CI =· ~'. ~~':i,oo~
:: fl lie per ..,. ll Gonorol HOMI LOANS "1'> + l'llOO. tnd T.O.
at Otanae County AirpCll't. R. E. Wanted 6240 MONEY AVAILABLE Want: Land, income, tf
AU: few Cluck 540-$90 C&11 1.cr detl.lll on todaY'• t(yers. 87U7S6.
NOW LEASING _New M-1 PRIVA~ Party will .~ UP nJn 'for, bl A 2nd TDL San Oemente Income 3
Ind trial 1350 llJURn! feet to $DX!. tat G.L tat F .H.A. ~ Otanp Oll.mf1' tr storn • 2 Jota 2 otticel · 2 ~ A&ent 642-l'85 Equlcy. for J bdrm + hup 1S yean. Apts • Wfil take TD'1 or mo. tam1J;y rm. .... Sl.ttlrtt MfX'tlqlt Co. Inc. •maller property. MW olJ..
Ml·A: N'pt Bch: 450 Sq. so er llO Unltl or mon 3.11 E. 17tb St. . er. Call • 494-3262
ft. """"n .... -~· ~= CiO $100,00(t. Down eo.21n, stl><Sll TRADE '6' Karmann Gbla ICI· · •· ..... -~. AGENT lel.525 Ens. 6'13-7165 6G-lli7· fDr older % ton, 4 !peed
'... '100 IUSINUS 1~ •,'ck, ,-ue_: olMd~--'f!! b~~ -.--Mwt11111, T .D.'e 6145 -....., .. .., ..........
LOWER 3 Aftal BAY riNANCIAL HAVE Uo,000 M-. 541H\9Z
l.afl'! lewl ocean view lot .... Oppertunltlee 6300 .Private Ul 0 D. Y· tzrvatar lJ99 Pb'mDlllh SateWfie I
near beach ~ n t r a n c e • wants to buy leuooed lit pus lta wag trade for Nr-
$35,CO'.l. · Private p.rb'. Box A 2bd 'l'Dt. Reuonable dt. lier model tranlpottatlon --~ t · · ~can-~w
LARGE Jot, WW take 4 ~ttle"r ,,ion.p;:e Co. Ine. e 536-791.9 e
""'"' Ce•lrall>' 1oc&tod "' lmporllnl Nollet 336 E. 11th SL H.B. SIO,ctlO. ' Ted WQ gc...nn · 560611
RealtJ 5.36-2579 Evu. m.7165 SC.lli7
BY Owner, vi<w IOI. _, ANNOiJiiCIMENTS
22' Century Inbrd., hat aD
ftb'u, C.G. app. equip. + SIS RT. Sold new ~
Winter price $4295. nue
tor ama:.Der boat ~
~ 1 6 ~ OltA:EdpL&wn e Ml-3128 e l.100 llU ..................... 1•1 •1•1NUA1.1.o.lNS ......... ..
Hntst ...._ 01tOt. Cmt Mabrt1eruce. LiotnHd PLUMBING M hr _,.,: ~~iJc;r·:::::::: ~~~lfl!".!'t""'U:..Jit·:::::::::
fl.700 4 )'Tl 8'1>· Want oolar ~ aft 4 Work quai', lie, fm. remod.' =..~~~TO:At'f:F.~ .. :::::=: =~~'J:1.1T~J...·:::: ~ 1'.V· 4 track tape rec JAPANESE Glrdenef, ~ ftp&ir, roottt mv. 531-1566 SIAl I CM ................. ::: MONIY WAMTIO ·•·
r .. au:n plet.e ,_m N'Mce, fM :,~1o':N1::~:1·:·::.:'.:·::::::.1m ANNOUNCEMENTS ..-. ·-Remodel., ltep1lr, 6940 LONo ••ACM ..................... and NOTICES
n.1 4 n...,,_ ,.__ etl:bba-1 -L.AKIWOOO .............. ,, .... llM "'"" CP -· .a:.-.: l1Xe ~" ~~ =:"i >tlAllGI COUl'fTY ............. 1• • ,_ ......... .. monthome,$2T,500lorOr-J1p1neMGardoner IF You med~. OUToircouNTY , ... Lon ....................... ... •-~-~ ............... • •• ~-, .cam..11 ... M --..i-.... 1 .. oln• OI' -Call ·OUT 0• ITATI •.•.• ,,,..,:• l .. •l!llONALI ................... I -...... '-UUD"' ¥r-'"' --.-t• r ,,_ .. _..,_ _..,.... RAlffOlll ,,, ... ,. ..... "t•ll ANNOIUtCIMllfTI ............ .. TD. rontn Clo.. l'IQJ west. l'rM .afmate. 50-1958 Dick. 6G-l'm WllTMINITT:·a··::::::::::::::::161s 111TNS ................ -........ un .'.w.y Cl-16'• •UNUAU ................. . _,:H ""'-al!JllllVI .,_.......,. '' ................. PAID OllTUAIT ................ 1 """"" .... .-• .,....._,. .,__,,.,., CLEAN-UP 8pl!clallat! Mow--1too' fl . 6950 UNTA ANA .................... lUt •UNIUl. JllllCTOM ' '41 Inc. edatQC ;oifd ~ fillll "I• 1.ANTA AMA MflL ............ l•M •LO£! , .. , • ., . ..., tlnoblrumlwvirewlotinPal-__ .. __ n-u1 ···-· ROOFING .... ~ .. "' OUNOI ...................... Im CAltD +:.:c;····u ............ '41• ~ -·· \VW tltdl ,...,,, .. ._ nc _.._ ~.n.u.._ TUSTIN ........................ 1 ... IN M II ............ '4U • ·.:!.. ... ~A~=='°7.~,...i....:. .... eJAPANESE GARDEllER DD lo&k loo -·"I NO•TM TUSTIN ................ ~= ClMIHltY l ":::::::::::::'41 'I-~-· ~ .......... -..,._ AMAHllM ······ ........•.•. :.. ct.MaT••v c11.vm .. ,, -!""":.1 or''' f' Maintenance J: Cl,ie&Dup. ~--2363• l llYlllAOO CANTO~ :: ...... ,1651 =••'t c•ym :::·.:::-. .. , -Clll ~ -'"=========;: LAOUNA HILU . , ............. JNI CO T~I•• _._,,. I· , L.AOUMA IUCN ........... ,,.1N / .............. . -Sow .. NO 1.ACIUNA MtOUl!L ........ -••. ,,. .¥111!10atlli •Alljl'I ........... I AL'S Gardenin& SetvlCI IM 6 IAM CLIM•NT• ........... · ... 1n• •lll:'ttOlil .................... . -d '80 F"""' ~ '.--!.--;;,;.s SAN JUAM CA•tmwtO ... , •. 1111 ~W~'*!';i~.CW .......... '4U .... e: .,,....., ' t.wn DY.bttenuo, •-e ~-"'-•lfl!n.Uona c.t'llTilAllO t....c• >. ........ lJU T,••M"···"ATIOif"""" and/or 16' outboud Cabin lnl' a: clean Ups. M6-3629 .... ~Hems DAMA '°INT .............. ~ •. 17111 s=.'!.. . Jd!!l!TATIOtf'.:::: Cnalrt. 'IS eiee. Johim:in, LA;;;c; r-.1-. • ~-~ "'~ CAILS•AD .......... ., .... , ... ,it• TICd . ..
·--""'"""•'" •·-nn ~.., ... ,.., • __..-* ....... * OCUMSIDI .......... .:ri •••••• 1 .. OI -~ tvTollift········· -' ~ DtW ....-•h.afenta:. ~ $Zi ..... DINO ............ 7-;.-•• •m. ' ... .. .... .
Uy car. U 1-9132 w ka a month. ~lr& N!!t•=. :;4~.! :W:i..:7~~:::::::5 ~;·;~ 'P.'~.~.~~-~y
TOWNHOUSES Br.~ bL YARD Clea 11 a P . Tree OU"'-IXll "9: Ulll ........ lftl :"Lt~= mm ·;"ifti Ul
Beaut. 1.11Pt'.cL ~.patio. ltrVice, new l_aw•1, TILE, ceramic 6974 ~RE•NT•™A-LS'°a"'l.9, .... i• .tis•MU"f8a ............... ::
pool. cloN to bay Val sprinlden. rototill. 6t6-Ma .. AUTO Uf'AtH ........ · .. · .. • T * v ---~ u .. * H ... _ .... tel AllTOo.llilit .... T-. lie. ...... $32,<XXI, low dn. or .D., JAPANESE Gard e ner nm.""" ..... -OUM1 rv,..,.., IAl¥SnnNe ·-· ........ .. Car or • Owner M&fl654 "-pl .. s I Ex Cuat. wort. IDltail. repaln. .. ,. ............................ ,. rtOAT MA1f'TllllA19C• ....... . • ........ .. e • r v c e. . • """"" too --U ---ll:IMTAU TD SH.I.Ill ............ l•IC:IC. MAIOM•'t•tl&. ...... . 1966 COLUMBIA Mobile perleDced. Rdiable. 6C-4389 •NO ruv . ~ r ... uia-torTA. MISA .................. ti• IUSINUI ... YK:U ...... ,. ~ patch. ~ show•r MllA Ml. MA• .............. JlN IUILDlll:S. ................. . home, bea.Of. cond., in 5 . MllA Y'llDl!2111 CA"fEllrM -6f1J Star Pk. nr oce~trade for General Senlcet 6612 repair. M7-00/M6.GI&. . COY.IN •AlllC .............. Jiii CAllNITMAIUJt9 ........... .. • .. ........,. ll!ACM ............ !2• CA11l•INTalll"9 ............. . bi·plex or duplex. locally. -Uptio•~ 686111 •IJWPOllT MOTi ............... :1211 ceMeNT,~ ........... . 53641933 CRYSTAL JANITORIAL A ~7 1"7V lllWPOIT 1MO•as .......... mt CHILD CA.ti, u-1 .... ~ .. 6'1 ~=-.,.c....,"'""-~-1 Window Qeanlne Cmtpl ' IA'YlllOll!I .................. ms COHTWJ'Ol:l ............... .
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wagon or aum of equal val-ft'llden or constru. nee Upbolattty. JCuto p" an UM!Yt•llTT .... llK ........... m7 DRA•lllllf ..•............... --~ ..... ~-·cratt •ril~••blp.100"' fl'l"IMI ........................ tnl Dlli!IOllTIOM ................ .. ue. C llVI., VU1'IOl.I ntlmate MS-1737 . • llAIT ILUP', .................. 2241 ouf'r:r,· ll'l"ICI ......... . . • Fina.ncin1-. l'un1. boa.ti" I: 11tv1ME Tl!RUCE ........... :nu •LICTlt ................. . Ca.bin Cl'uiser, Twin Screw, La,una Belcla' bdrm home HEATING • Air Cond. Serv . aulo'1 642-161· . l 'll l COllDNA OIL MAI ........... mt IQUlP llMTALS ..... ..
FouM (Pne Adi) 6400 30' Owen!, Top cood. equity I: near by 10 acn_~ A rtpair, a1'o Wu.her A Ne~rt mvd., e,ir,. · ~Jo'~:L .... ·::::::::::::::::::::f :f"~~e:~:;::::::::::::::::::::
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6150 CANDY SUPPLY ot $70CO. Trade tor house, . .Sf'l)Ve• Want hone,.,.,... or dryer repair. 24 br MtY. , 1AT 11uN01 ... -........... mt •U1tJtACllf 111•&11s. 1k. .... .
ROUTE FOUND Part Collie, Ger lot, auto or? apts.;BKR d4.J.33o , ~m7er141-&iSl JOBS & EMPf.,O~ME~t. ;:~:o:L~~lp'~~.::::::::::::::~~ l'U•:~T:,-:::::•'"'
SAN TIMOTEO 5bephrrd *II tout brown. ~ c1 lotsos175, Tuatin. nI HAULING. aeanup p:rqn. Jo1t W1ntect, Min. 7000 ::~~ ::~ ::::··::::::::::::::·:: :::rJt":•RViCQ' .::::::::
RANCH :!!: ~=--·~·n...~~ Lquna8each-3nliden-$45,000. Trade tor comm odG jobl et.c. Fret at. Jim . . HUNTINGTON ••ACM ......... MOt OUDIN ... DISCIM• .......... . * * * * .. ~-.o_.. •-....,;:;•-•• "-' ._._ ~.~. WU!_,_ bid< -/Income or Palm 518-5325 --..i~ 'Lady Barber~~. l'OUNTAIN YALLIY •••••.• ,,.Ml• •LAJI .... , .................... . ..,-.,,cy .. _ _..,.,, uaa --_, ll"-• "' • ~..,,.., IEAL llACN ................. 2411 OllEltll TKUU ••······-······ 360 ACftl nnch. BWldl'O I: FOUND, ~-•-·, up fo< ho. ildinc aultable. U SprhW& Houle. Robt Wheel-_ Dellrel Position LONO IUCM .................. UM •UN SHOP .. , .................. '71 _....innuont worth ... prald-..--.. UU5 N U Allociat '"'"' 42 Plaza Oran&e H1Unne· , e730 548-2133 evenin&1. o•a.MG• couMTY ............. t• NIAlTN ~w11 .•••...•.••••• • ~-·--~ w u. .... Ne--. , , t. n d ' garap. ewe • eL er, nt!O" • ' SANTA ANA .................. Jll• MAU UH ................... . mately $118,000 with lnft~ • ,.. .... : .. "t"''' 4!M-659f ·538-1723. WEITMINITll ................ Mn MOUllCLUNIN• ............ . ....... turnlsbed. Some acre-Newport Beach. Call .,_________ Haul~Cleanupl _, 'MIDWAY CITY .........•••• J ••• tilf lllTlllO!t;DICOUTIM• .•...•
-,..' ..... , ---u.. An .. -......i-....,,_,, id.en~"· 673-27112 afttr 5 WANT condo. Houae, or 10 acres in'Oceanaide, M-1 Trim Hed..._ Trees. Reu. Job Winted Lidy 7020 IANTA AHA M11aMT1 ........ = INCOMI: TAX ............... •1 wan: ..,..,... ·-...,..,.....,'6 ~,._..... 'UJ -HAVE ~--· lal ' •A..,i,.,. . t COASTAL ... , .............. ,,. llOH,~•l,ilc. ,, ....... 7 well · tor distributor to P.M. Wlitl In area. 3l' ....,.,uin:l"C --•· BIG JOHN -642-4030 LAGUNA l lAC N .............. 1791 1•0.llile· ....................... •7 water rl&bta. A Jireaure ttmit1 a up to 1.20 acre• al $300 frade lot Apta, Commer-CONVALESCENT Akle or LAGUNA NJGUIL ............. ,,V:: INSU4'T•N• .................. " l:)'ltem. Pawd road front. nm excellent income for FOUND Feb. 17th Oarona . ? ., • $110 000 _..,,ty Co . vail h t" iAM CllMINTI! . . ... ......... IMSUllANCI ................••.
.... N_., n~·=• ~ Rtv-1n houl'I --(••-. del Mar all white ~,,. per acre. Matchem Realty ~ial or · · • , ~-• HOUMCS..nl.. 67ll mpanion, a • e r IAN JUAN CA•ISTUNO ...... ~!! 1Mv11TM1AT1Me. °"""" .. . -r nau-~ Ill ._. ~· M6-4837 Owner'tU-2945 term or perm. LI~ in or CA•llTllAMO llACM ............. -JAMITOAIAL .................. . enk!e County. FUD. prict: or evea) paslaD kitten )'tilow e)'eL '-=-· ===~..,...,..,,..,,,,... . ~-l H 0 M E MAK E R s PANA •DINT ................. JUI JlWlllT IUAll. .,.,, ..... .
• --"BAYFRONT ... ~ .• Bal. Contracton field 0 t fie e LITE Haullnl • .....,......... DU • Rl\llltSIDI COUNTY ···•·•·• ... U.NDICAl'IN• ............... . $360.000. J'or rurther bdor-·-·· .,.,_; ' -n-.... .... -•-·t ReuonablL-Ally area. 547~1 VACATION Rl!NTALS ......... ,,. LOCW:J,AfilTM .................. . mation. JllnR eaD Glenn BLACK 6 Wbtte llDlll lhag-boa Own. NB; eq, $52.000. , ua.ucr, wP , W9U•~ Call IUMMl!I llMTALS ......... Jtll MAJOM•Y, •llC:tc ........... . Thom-with WI A .. L~int for·. _ f---~ doc -.... Trade Jor T.D.'a or '?'? 1 er panelled interior carpeted IO-J657 HOUSEWORK · wanted by cONDOMIM1UM ................ me, Mov1Me·& 1Toua1 ....... .. ----.. -.... • • d•V in Corona del Mar. Ex· DUPLl!Xfl P'U•N ............. m •AINTIMG, .................. . Eckhoff & Aaaec.., Inc. bMdt. Found vie w. 17th 1eue /option. eourtay to $1.000 val~ Trade for .• CARPETS. windowt, firs, ..., RENTALS •A1lf1'11M, s1t111 .............. .
_..._,, w. Chanm•n "ve. R-"·'"1-.... -to dewte ,..__._ M"' .... .-. brolcen. 675-C3l 675-$82 ete. Rntden. or O:lme'L perleneed, 1ood merences. H Unfu n"oL-~ ;~;:.•'Ai•MT" ........... -.. .MU6-...:: ~...-,. ~ r-v .......w ..__.... i Xlnt ToU'k lteul Rd.I. ~1492 ousas r I,_ ............. .. <>n.np, CaUL 2· ta lD hoarl per wffk r. FOUND•. ~-" ~· .. "'°' wani cna0er-car w/pwr Have 22' lted bull cabin ----_,,~.,..,......,..-· -e1M1UL .......... ,,. .... , .. ,... l"LAST•11uNe, ''Id\....., .. .-..... 90"' _,;_ With ''inofor 6 bil, 5a-fll1 . , COIT.to MIU' ..... ,, ........... J"I• PLUMllQ .................. , 5tt·2621. E¥eHrtndl 531.fm mu., a c:iUtctinl: moDl!J die, vtc. Irv1M a 21th. .tact atr. Trade '6C. 88 Cldl ~.-I-;==,..,==="'==-MISA oa MAii ............. ,,. "oooc.• ow:OOM1N• ......... . l'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~I from. A:'mdqoe cotn GP-Cotta M-. Call A identity w/pwr A tact air + ~000 w!U eXcbanP :tar pick tll Dl9count Oeanbw a.me. DomMtlc Hele 7()35' Ml!IA v110• ... :-.......... 1111 ="dl!::~c.··iD' ........ ··:.,
I' •-. ~11~.==~%, an....., ~2343 eq In 114 acr nr ~ .. SppWl track at eQlal $6IX) ftlue. Apt.• Carpets• Uphollttry . ~~~:.~•::,.~ .. ··:.:·::.:·:: .. :::·PUMP' 111tw1c• .... ::::::::::: AcrHl9 .....,,... Bal $895. $15 .,._. , • 1 49J.."1T • Fut Setvk:I 539-1456 • George Allen 8)ltod ~-NIWl'011.T NeHT1;o· ............ 2'1t •00•1H ..................... . 1;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~1 ~·--'"···Na ... ~• _ __,, BOYS, mue Sti .. ..-v bl--i-. mo. Empl "D.... .... .. ...... T IMOl:ll .......... 122t RADIO, lltNlrt. lie. .......... . .. \nanuln~ _..., _..,. ·--... .,,,...., *' ' ' " oyer "mJ• "ft IATSNOlll1 ................. m! llEMODELING I.' llEP'All: OUT _ ~(~ lbdr:l) .. Toqallty Vlc. Brookbunt a Mama * 1' * * *Income Tu 6740 ioo-s E. l6th, SA 54r-0395 · W.~~~r.tt:>"~.~.:::::::::::::::!!ll! :c~=l~~.~~~"-~~.~.:::::
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· wus .na.tW"C, ,.. ,_.. ..... nr•· -EXPERT Typ1ns • Dldatkm 6U-4l83 or ~42 evn Help W•nttd Men 7200 •AllOA 11il110 ......••.•.•• ~ Tilll se:1tv1c1 .............• ~ ~ Dfinaer, . ATTENTION Exec IBM equip n.IPI. dbl BE A s.ttdw Oitnt witb , :~'i'Ni:.'T:,·~~ACM""::::::::'.: ~=~::~~·::v~~ .. ~~.:::
Ex NAVYMEN ap oi' $Sfhr PU-del ava.ll Hanis Tax Servke 9th NUNTINCITON llA•1ou11 .:. ... MS IULDJMO . . ....
FOUND -Female buset -His 9-5 wkend by appt. · yr. FRY (OOI( H~AIM YAl.1.1'1' ..... ,.:~·-'• \IOJS & EMPLOYME
N1--1 aean cut the old ... • . locall,y. Avail. u moa. 311'1 * t•AL llACM . .. . ................ 01 WANTIO MM ho!,i.od Lacunt. .. -areL _ _. .. _., out • -"'"Ule. sm Ave IAtio. N.B. 1)44.2641 . R 0 DI • ., e I t W•'v OL u•o•N ••av• .............. 191 JOI WANTIO: w-d. :::::::· "95-t798 ..,.. ""' -_., LONG l lACM .. .. ........... .... JOI WANTEO Glw )'OUI' old lm1fomw (()ff. "'-"Mack'' 51)-2971 o•ANG!: COUNTY ............. aet Ml!M a WOMi:N ............. .. Bl.ACK I; white hmlJe Se. (arpo~"' V<llPV SANTA AMA ................. · ... ltlt DOMllTIC NIL•
Id-· t mo. _,, -• SL Seen I: Elllllted) to the --'--~"""'----! • THE TAX ADVISORS NIGHTS Wl!STMIMSTll ......... : ...... MlJ AOENCllS • ._ .::::::::::::::71 '-"" uw.. ..,... 8cou.ta. Need bluet . wtdta, y mmd of 321 N ' MIDWAY CITY ........ ,,,, ••... Jll• Ml~ WANTID Ml• Balboa Penlnlula. 67J...!156 · i69 eU' C. 0. IAMTA AMA MllOHTI ......... K>t AOINCll!I. ...;_ ......... .
tea·bep, etc. MU CARPENTRY Nwpt Blvd, N.B. Rtu1 APPLY IN PERSON coa.1TAL ................ 11'1 NI~ WANTlo, .-·-.::·: .. 7 FOUND Female Collie' vie C&ll $4S.Otoo kr L LACIUMA IUCN .............. ms '°'"""""-a ..... ........... -"Santa Ana. &O-l41t HAVE A PARTYI MINOR REPAIRS. No Job •PP u•UNA NIOUIL ............. 1m AOIMCltl. Milt! a. ...... ..
-BE DIFFERENT! Too Small. ~binet in -~ SKOUSEN T•v SERVICE M11BfN ( la: SAM <L•M•NT• .............. m• KMOOl• a 1111sn11CT10N .... ., ..... ·-AA nu " CA,IST•ANO ' ................. DIS JOI ••• ,AUTtOll .... .,
Have your own authentie qt1 It o t Ii er eablbetL Your home . Reascnable. · ' ~!:'.:T:,:1':t~ ~~~.::::::;::m TM""ERnoCoc.u.HAN.D .. IS.E:·::F·:0:::R:·
Oriental stand-up cocktail 568175, tt no anawer lea~ Eves. Norman M • n • 151 E. CNtt Hiihw•y coNoeM11111uM ............... ""
LOST 11 mo. old black A party, we cook it 6. terve mag at ~ IL O. 5t5-S2S Newport .B•-h DU"'-•••• UMP'UllC. ..... : ... .tnt SALE AND TRADE .......... I-'-"'-==~=~~-•'-1UMMlll 11.INTAU .......... .. roJ.d German Shepherd tut it in your own home, all * ml YEAR * RENTAL~ •UAN1Tu•1 . . ......... .
N her V •• ···ta ·-· yo" .. , .. -1 .. B---~'-'"·I STENO ·---------1 Ol'•ICI f'U•NITVI!• ........ WI ovem · "' ....,, ..u• • ..,..V'<I """"' uro: .-....... .... AplL Fumlahtd Ol"l'tel IQUl•Ml!llT ......... Ml
Ave, CM. (Bdonp to 1t1"1u LDy SAM 642-5353 QUALITY Rtpoln -Alten.· HARBOR suo-G ~ ...... , -ITOll IQUl•M•HT ........... , r ~ .. ~ DAY .................... CA!fl, llSTAUIANT ......... "1 disabled Vel) REWARD tlons ·-New cornt. by hour evt/wkend by appt MS-8820 COSTA M•IA ................... , .. IAI lltU"MIMT . "' &G-9158 5"-2324 ll.I-I L. ••21 c Ira ••• •••• B b . MllA Yl•DI ................ •II• MOUllMOLb eooas .. -..... .. m.morl1 ·Par--or on ct~ Wll'·r H. F·'-nh"" p • us oys NIWP'OIT 1111.CM.....!.:""""···aw °'"Ol'IALI ......... . "" "'11c ""' .n. NIW•O•T Mf:IONq ,. ........ flit ····'' · · · ........ · LOST: Much IOVed 2 yr old 2~01CEontombmenl REPAIRS, ALTERATIONS Income Tax sttvice NIW•O•T IMOltfl ........... cm P'UttMITUttl AVCTION ....... . f mal Colli V1 M "-"' CAB~ ·-· -·-job WllTCLl•P' •ut ,.,LIANC•I ................ ,11 e e e. e na lpacel at Harbor Rest ......... Qo -v -. l42-620t at 545-1398 eft. UN!Yt:•SITY •'i.11~":::::::: .. :ttJ1 .. NTIQUfl ..................... 111
Verde. 3 Very unheppy M~mor:lal Perk, CM. J.Arge 25-yn.exper. 548-6713 PERSONALIZED, expert APPLY lN PERSON IACK IA T ..................... ..,.., ~~~:~L~~~~':,~n;:·:::::::::i
children. 540-lSSD .... ~ •~ REUBEN'S IAR •LU•' ................. 4111 •1AJfo1 a •••&H• '' discount by private p;&rty. ·~~"'""' carpenter, ... per Tu ter\I, Year rwnd ate.. . COltONA DIL MA• ........... CUI ';'""'"""
FEMALE Pekin(nne, blk" (213) ~'1'900 bour. Rem::id~ .1tepatn. nu. M&-8712 •AllOA . . ................. 14* ~:~~t..1.0;;"········""•00••• red. An1 "SooHI". Red col· ....... .-. ~--IAT llUtllDt .................... " .... a ITl•ii0''"''"""'"'"'•1
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SERVICE DIRECTORY ..,,........... or..__ INOOME Tax Serv., Notary COCO'S LIDO llll ................... i 4111 rA•• ·a1co1011ii ............ . Land la tellina: -people are lar. Vlc NB. Reward. IAllOA ISUMO , ............. an CAMlllA1 a IQUl•Miiifi'"': •. : mcz.e ... 1 ... 1., beco-1-ware C7$-4317 Public. fteu. Eves. 549-JMO, HUllTINeTON llACtll , ........ 4411 ltOU't IUH'LtlS ....
• l .:::--............... '" ~ .. -P.O. IOX 3146 Blb-IHint 6550 Cement, ConcNte 6600 ....,.. Ztm. th, s.A. Hts. l'OVMTAIN YAU.IV .......... <Ml• wo1tTiN• 90001 ···· ········· u., ut11 ~""~ ALASKAN Ma.lmut~ male ,. -... 1555 W. Adami ••Al •••ell ....................... 11NOC11u.11. sccWii'i ':::::::: V-•~ •• ml .... « n.. BAllYSJTTING * CON---· ~--'.INCOME "'·--_ __. LON• IP.Cit ............... , ... MllCILUNIOVS , __..,,, +o ._... ANAHEIM. CAL. 92803 pup. 13 m old. 25 Iba, ~ .. A "" QUD;I .. ~ .,. ... _..,.. Coste Mau ouN01 cou""' .................. , ............ . -WH· c.lll.y WAn? blk mut Woe ~ 1n nu-home. Near Mqnolia ed a: lJoeftll!d. eoneme ?::t home, kin&: Dm eom--1----------i:~~:~ .. ::=·:.:'.'.:::·:.:·::::.:~~ ~:=~~~:.:·::::::::::·:: .. '
Reward. lll-2735 and EdlfWer St, w~. awina · 4
• • $15. fM..3C22 CAREER "''owAv cm' ......... -•••.. -.1• ~~·1 ··:::::::.::::::::::::::• ~-t Jn •-'--~-ro1I • p•ft ·~ •-t a _.. ter. Fenced·--' hot mM1I ~ c.emtnt. 54l.Q80 Go..;..ion N. Wunn, PA MNTA AMA ........................ 1u1LD1JM MATIRJAU ., -~ Til9 • ~·~ """ ......,. ,,.,..._ '"' SAltTA ANA MIMIHTS -··•··AUi IWAPS · .......
pu-· -mike ....... ,11 "LITTLE BUSINESS" ... from 900 -· """ included. ~7-7187-• BEST IN CONCRETE Ulb yov. Appl . m-1345 OPPORTU. NITY' '· TUOTIN ........................ -PETS ... nd ..... L.IV.Es'y"oc"· K -"--~ Wllkl, pool decb "' COASTAL ..................... ,tl'lt • • vpn•te fnxn. )'OQI' bcm:le Avenue, Lquna B •• eh. . • uoon. • PROF'!:SSONAL TA x Join today1 fu:tot crowtna UOUNA IUClt .............. •111 Pin ... NIUL ............. .
CALL OWNER • ~ ... .,._ ..... __ MU -IJCENSED , ... __ ~1 Pltiol: Phone MUS14 SERV H---""' __ .... ueuMA M.-VIL ........ -... 4117 c:.t.n .......................... . "'"" ...,..,.......,,,.. ..__.. .-., ... _,., r.-.: ' • ..__..., __ .._.._-.... .... ~)i(atual.J'lind aaJa SAN CLIM11Jft8 .............. ml 0091 .......................... .
147.fMO f!Vel after I PM e Hilb eamiJwa "DAISY" Is loll, black A: wkt1 J..4 yn. Hot lunches. e CONCRETE wart, aiJ $J.9. Completelt 9A-MJI No--'-'-MC rr""" DAllA '°IM'T ;.,,.. ......... ~,,,.,.. 110a11tw . .,. .•. 1 ............ , l!!!!"!"~~"!!!!!l!l!l•~!!I• No experience~ white cocker, bndl around be.I~ activities. 546-1539 types. Pool decks 6 eustDm. •INCOME TAX• We i:;:Ml-'or part th;, ~=~=Nnt",. .. ::::.~·:::::: .. ::: ~lfOR.NiA"LiViNG!
.. DOWN. $8 per month, • Frtt! trainlna: propam. neck. Call Judi. KI 5--6061 BABYsrrI'ING my hcrme, Call 5'8-mf, ....... __ ... bo M I I F nd ·~i . RENTALS . I I ~ • E&m hlle -~~ -,.... ,.. u UI u -· ..... A Unfv ,...... ........ .. .................... .
$795 fUII priot, bql 10 • $3500 ~stment buy afteT 5 day1 or nitn. W. NeVt'pOrt. CEMEN'J' work, no job l'oo SS And up. a-irm Inc. •••'",.la.• rn -Jt~="'.~.~.:;:::~:::::mf
Aow 1n So. CallL L . I DOBERMAN·Male, blk, ear-. 646-3874 amall.. re.uona.ble. Free ~pt B. ltm Wtltditt IGtm: CotT~ll MllA .. :'.::::::::;:::;:;:;1• AWlillfMI ...................... ..,.
lbewfelt, 321 W. Srd St. complete inventory c:rped. Cl&1n C'.'Ollar, name LOVE to care tor (irt 2 e1~ H. Stuntek. 5'8-8615 lrenlnt 675.S S.A. 1212 tf. BTOllllwQ MISA v111011 ................. 1111 YT"f:''lN'°"s'PO .. R ... T .. A .. T ... l.O ... N .... ,
L.A. (213) 623-$102 • For Jntormation Mite ''Frtd"'. Ewa. M&-U07 to 4 yrs old. Near Fairview ecusroM PATIOS• NIW'l"OIT llAC" .............. -• Box M-469 n..n.. PDot Will do ~-1-tn SIT.mt NIWPOIQ' M•teln'S .......... nit 10~ Y.lCHH ............. § J ac prime Nappa v1iJw arei. ._, ALL Bladl: temale kitten, A: J'ailo.Dr. 5C5-($ cancret. awirw 6 remon1 .u;uu -NIW•Ott lllOall ........... = l.ll Tl•\ .................. ttl __ ,_,, wrt .... ELECI'R.ICAL Co --·~·~--.. ... • ·-1Mo m,y hOme. $1.i5 dolen SERVICE ctatton attendant WllTCLI ..... '.............. . P'OWO CltUtftn· • .• . nr ..... .,"... COUl'H. "" n. 5 mo o&d. 2ith SL Balboa '~ turried hooaewile .,.. .....::. .,_........ 146-*3 Must have ......... rience n-·-. UNIY•lllTT PAM ........... lbf 1•11o-.4kl '°"' ::: .. :::::: owntt', 2l12l M&rlrw. Ln HB. 8usinel8 for ult. cfo Sta\41 Penlnmula. ~ will eare .for )'OUr child u -...---r> •ACW:U.Y ...................... IMI IOAT TJl&ILllS .............. M Uc Will R.M.E Uc to permanent. Xlnt v.wklrig llAIT ILU.., .............. na •OAT MAINTllNMICI & O... 6210 · · ~own. SS~. se..2219 Chllll Care "10 '1perh1n1lnt ndltl umoa Oil 393 co111:o•4 111" ""'11 .............. IOAT LAUHCN1 ....... :::::::: f!'aunt. , rt rlaht people. 54Q...487! aft P•nenala 6405 • BABYSITI'IN~ ..... v home pi ti .,50 '°E llh • .._S CM , · IALIOA ......................... MA.Riii• 111u1, ............ . 6 .... ••v I ft "' -• t I. . . MY llUNDS .................... IOAT SL••· MOGalM• f A NR Hemet. Xl'1t ftlw, ... 08· !LE n-~ -·-• LICENSED on nawtt, Colta. Meca. QtlLD Care, m,y tionw, ovu GENERAL Plant Help<" .... & k~1L'.U:il0'"""""'"' .. ·= MAT s1av1c:11 ...... ::::::::
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• el Wtr, --. •cn:i.. DI"--··-w/ ~llAble, IWS-1101 '-. v•-·~· .. u.~. Interior P1lntine ·~· •••T• .. -.... , .... , ... _,_ IOAT ••NTAU .............. . -a Q3-77lD ~jQ~...,llll it~ A equip. Cu fitmlC!e Splrltual Rladlrvl, advft'e CHILD ,...._ I -'-·-week C.Pi.: 541-ii;"' nu .... -Apt&. or hOtlll!s by job ar work). MUBt be dependabh. l'OUMT.ti11i'Y.&a.LIT ~:::::::.1111, =~~~~~~ ::::::::~::::: "".,.."'-'"'""--'--,,..".:"-,,,;~I put w/ rood cr•d lt an all ma•"--ltB s. E1 ..... st .....,.. • .._ $1.SS hr •ta.rt to $2.30. TRI· MAL 11AC11 ..................... .,.,. 11110Y1• r • ......... bot lunch· \'1e. of Beach room. Low (lff '"'°" hlSS. l).VISION, 1415 'E"'.+t .... er, LOil• l'IACM .......•..•• : ...... IOAT ITO•Ae1 ·:::::.:::::::·:: ~ .. I. aJ0 173-(&2, 573-93lJ ne Camino~ 8&n Cemtntt, Ir: Heil HA 147~1469 · ~l<a' _..."' OUNe• COUffTY .-............ IOATS WANTID
W 4912-9136. 10 AM 10 PM • c ... -" ...... _ S.A. 5f7..o709. e.AaDIN ••iwa ................ ,. AlltCIA•T .............. fl .........__ .,,... ANTED : Oft.SU. liquor • ..... TllRE Mother chlld 1••~ _ ... ...,VINYL --" ,,1•1 w11TM111n11 ................. 11 nv1•o Ll•S.0..i·········"···,.. SAVE: '""'~' ac:ratP· -Uct..ue far c>ra.rwe Countr SPEaAL 12 READING ..,. • care .-au c 0 " " EXP . · M10WAY c1n ................... " M011L• NoM1s ............. 5 ... ~ u down --nt my homt· fncd. yd Da)il ADDmONS.REPAlRS 1peclalllt. Kit. bath•. SET UP • LEADMAN SANT& ANA ..................... MOTOR HOMu ::::::::::·.·.·.·.·. •....J:: bataa.t ar llml!l.._.;dts, Call: IGllJI DON'T •et anothn' lonely -" nt&'htl. Wm CM. Ms-1470 REMODELING M t t'lal a Labor EIL -• · SAllTA ANA N11aMTs ......... aat 11CYCLl!s -.. .a d weebnd ro by! &ICCftCI In · a e • for plastics ~lna: lbop TuniN .• ,. ......................... 1L1CT11C <AIU ·::::::::::::::
Alltt a·1 • • fnw1tnwnt ft::'.::· Q10 da••-Mthovt -n .. ,_1 ... , Chlhl or lnf1nt C1re Dealtnirw ' Pl&nn.lftl W-165.9 Call 546-3.170 btwn-1 am.I jai tt=i:-liiACM ':::t;.:::::i "*1 ..................... .. ~ ew9 ~ i..;;. Bell~ .. ., .. "' Explritnced N:otber. 5G-0126 Kltcbrrw-Balhl, •tc. PAPDl HANGING .....,. 1tieu1L ... °!...... • :::Wafta;"· ........ ..
Ii. PAR'IWER w •• t• d to Uc'd • Bonded. F"rM est. PAINTING BtJS bpy/Oishwuhlr l-1 IM 'CUMlllTl_....i.,,c·~ .. •••• • AVTO lllMCll a ..... :;n· .. .. K.·L w..... COUPLES • Slns,tn. MW ill A a a CONSTRtJCl'IOH f15-.104I ..,..t dayttrne. See Mr. UN"'..,.. u.•...,_ ...... .,.,,. TOOU • 1ov1• .... ::::
WA!ff TO SAVI! MONl:YT
We..UJarf".-.mnmi..
akin! t ~ With 3 "
0....,. c.un,,.. """'· WE G!:l' .ACJ'JONI
Hult, A. '°99•
aAL1'Y
1'111-lt
JU1Selpatt bi· bWbl1 Jl'Oo ana, ,.,,_ Utoplanl" an lf'lck. Muenry, ,.c. . ..1~ Pa .. 1 .. ..1.... OI Schlerhold, Mt. Steak, 2'JST :-~-s;:C'TAT .. E ......... .o. flAIL1a. nAYll. ........... ....
fttable nal utalo -•-· 1"11. 5 PV13W111 ' '560 --·~ • e ~. rn, ANY SIZE , -~ -· • I."" -............ . RHll> ptOjed la N041 ID """-· * li45-49l1 * JOB. XInt .,..t, ma, -FaQ-riew Ra, Clooti I """-................... .
eommenct A ft na 11 Cl ins (~The Rqiltry) BUIU>. Remodel. Repair J.dditionl * Remode.lbw nt. JIM. ·IC-t6&8, 64-3749 RETAIL N\D'Jlll7 . alelmna. ii!'f...._ ....... -···-···· ·jjii..:'.".:::::::::tt al-"-obtained at &5_.-ALO)ffOLIU. Anc#ylDWI n..L.o. "-1-'-c:onerete, ~·IL•-•·• L1~ Penn. Gd .!l......i..i..-~ D-lllM •. ,. .. .4 ...... ...-.,,. b-'"Z yeara. Profit on~ Phone 50-T'llt or wrttt bl ~"";y~ job too amdL ~ u;~~.~TO PS~~!•~'-~ al~ Hollister Niu:;:~ Hal'-IOOM~ •o'fAa'W: .:::::;::::~ ,,_,..J:o MllOI ........... . ·--~ -~ ~•• doubl PO .. _·-,.___._... • .... r..._.. ...... .,,..,_ ...... ,.... ......,t<ft.'Uo .,.,._ bor 81.~ CM,..,.__ aooM&IOAllO ..... ,,.,,. '~' CAll:I ············"' ....,..<CV ww. .JK'<'IA I , , .uu.o. u..J ~ ... tA. ....., .....,.,..-. ~ ""·• • • ~ MOTEll, TIAtl.•I C::OUltTI '"' A.NTIOUIS. C:U.ISICJ ......... ..
minimum "'1thln one )'Ul', THE SUN NEVEi\ i1'TI .;. nthnaa so.om EXPERIEN':ED 0 NL y . oul!tT HOMES ""' •AC• CA•s_t 'oo' ......... ..
N..-a _ _,..MtlOf .... -...... 'Ir -•-y ••tn ~-~~., ~--•• p JNTlNG ,,.,....... -' MtK. llENTALI ... AUTO I Y•"n .............. .. ~ -..--, ~ •. _,. .. , I ... ourtw. our~ ..-..1ed'1 .cUon poww. A ltP'P'!'• .. -..• .. a:. Surtbolll'dJamlaaton. and lf!ICOMl"lllffl•~ ............ A.V1"DS..W&"'n ............. .
now! Qulll6tcl Jldnclpall N• 1.,Gut1&Jttlldtt Someon1 w1ll be ,looJdna 'b tor u ed to .JI around nuonabte, 25~ yr.-exp. Surfboard ~ AJIPl1 1U$1Mlll'""°"1."'1• ··-""an , ...... _ ....... 1 ...
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"9fp W-:-Mli!-nGO Hilp'-Wan..a;-Mon 7200 HolilWiiilii'.l."Miii 7200Hilj1Wiiiliil;-Min 7200
SERV. STA. SALEQ.IEN,
Men to work f\lU time,
•wine ahttt. Ste: Cylde,
2'80 Newport Bil<!., CM.
NO MATIER
WHAT
IT , IS •••
YOU CAN
SELL IT
WITH A
DAILY
PILOT
WANT
AD!
•
DIAL DIRECT
642-5678
CHARGE IT!
. -
' AIROSPACE FASTENERS MISS WC AGENCY New manutacturlng laclllty In Orange County
bas PP'!ninP for Ullled "" l'alcl Seel;)' /ReltCb (apllt) to i!50 Nole
WANTED •••
Women! Spanlsll
Moclltorranffn
lleu,M Maiouflctvr.r'1
e HIAOlll O,.lllATOllS Seet)'IPR , •••• , ,,, •••.•• i500
Secty!Salel •••••••••••• $500
Secrt:t&ry • • • • • • • • • •• • • • "°° e THlllAD ROLL MACHINI OPlllATOltS e ,.UIS OPlllATOllS hwentory °"""'1 .. to ~
• Teller • Ladiol ... .,,., ftltd )'OUr abUi-
Ue1 10 ftU w&itftw jobl in
Ott1oo1 1n the 0ranp eo ... v-.
e CINTlllLES$ GltlNDll O..lllATOlS e TllAUA· ICONOMY O..EIATOllS Order Oerk ••• , • , •••••• $«>O
~ptlon.llt • • • • • • • • to $400 Excellent opportunit)'!
APPLY IN PERSON
'6' Shew-Sampl~
J.T--1 ...... --e UTILITY MAN Ajlplkant Pay• F"
CaA (7.J4) 5411-6740 Ttch ID\lltnllor • , • , , • 10 '600
Executive Sect:1 ........ $512 1st Nlllo111I Bink SPOTLIGHT JOBS 8' Wpod carved 11m1 di•••• lg. man'• chair
· or love •al 5 Pc Octaaori dark oak din ••I
w/black or avocado !tamed chain; 8 Pc l!R
set. 9-dr Mr. & Mrs. dreaaer, lg mirror, 2
commodes, decorative headboard in Spanjsh
oak dealgo with matching box springs, mat-
tress &· frame.
Sales Oraltp Ooilnty
HOW TO MAKE
Tl:IE MOST
IN SELLING
1. Auodatt . with naUonal
coiiioraUon. with srowth
.-ly.
2. Proclld ud IU'Victa have
top marlcet ' a.c:ceptance
and are aold on ~ prol.,.;onal ......
S. No 1ervtctna: of accou.ntl,
collecttnc etc. No can.
vaatnc. Full time donat·
ed. to tales and sales pro-.,._
U :you are interested ln train-Ins for a protesakinal sale•
career with eaminc ot $12.
$16,® annuall.)', with suar-
rantee ot $600. per month
kir tboM who meet our re-
quirem.ent.!1,
Telephone for appointment
8!ll-56ll
10 to 12 AJ.t &: M PM
,CAREER
OPPORTUNITY
Harbor area Imurance Aa:en.
cy la look1l'lg for men to be-
come members ot its finan.
dal een'icea team. We are
lookina: for ta!ea orten..ted -·--prefemed. No experience
necessary. We will train.
Thil la a aalarled sale• po8l.
tion with an opportunil;)' for
unlim1ttd future eamlnp.
AD. repllt1 contiden~. Call
or write Thomu Do)'le A
A.uoc. 1500 Ad.um,. Costa
Mesa or 546-7370. .'
RFl'IRED mu u part ti.me
Manager A Host in the
frlendllellt ,\ most deluxe
self l!rvic9 11.undry in So.
Clllf. BaMr A F&Jniew, CM. Must be 10ber, dep;en-
dable, In """' health .... CW1tomed to meetinc the
public. Short hours, not
ph)osically demandin&. Work
Wed noon thru Sat Modest
Wary. See John or Betty
Br1acoe at the store, or call
Q.K:.~ alter 5 . .
<
Test Technician
To perfOrm t1nal ~sf on
complex electronic eqUip.
ment. Must be fam1Uar with
open.Hon of all types of
eleclronlc test eqUipment
and' be able to dt'Viae 8Qit.
a111e teat. arranpmenta: am
write test proceedure.
Call 646-Mll
Fune rel
Counsellnt
Beautiful P a c ii i c
View Memorial Park
is localed on the hill·
side overlooking the
Newport Bay area.
Cemetery lots
crypts and niches.
Before n e e d pur·
chase plan.
A fast growing com-
pany with romplete
s e r v i c e faciliUes.
Mortuary, C h a p e I,
Mausoleum and Cr&-
matory all within the
cemetery.
We want two em°"
tionally mature men.
No experience ne-
cessary because of
Escrow Ottlcer • , , •• , to $500
Sectttry • • • • • • • • • • • • • • $475
Secttt&ry •••••••••••• to $450
Girl Friday •••••••••• to $400
Elcrow TnJnte ,_., • to $350
'10 w. Coast Hlah-
N ....... Beaeh 846-393t
Secretaries, many •••• to $645
F.C. Bo!>kbei>er ..... to $tOO
Gla1 Friday ........... to S600
DMV .................... $475
of Or1nge County
1150 Mam•
CMta MoN
ASK FOR'
Mt. Stamer ... Mt. -
An equal oppor!wllly
-lnyer
• Exp Cuat Serv Rep.
• 1'C Bookke-epu e Acct. Cltrk
eeomp ...... 0pr.
COME IN' TODAY
~ed fnlnt A back • ··.to $450 I ~=~~-----1 Typists, many • , •• • • , • &o $410 CLERK Anaheim
Auto CUhler ••••••••• to $315 Santa kw
Blllina Qerk •• , .......... $350 OPPORlUNITY
PBX .................. 1331
Ttnee &ond aerie • • to $400
Tmee Typllt. , ........ to $3'IS
Tmee Up! Seely ...... $3'15
Trnee Steno •• , , ......... $333
Tmee Auto Cuh1er •• , , • , $325
Trnee Tray Girl ••••••••• $2W
Tmee Nunes Aidea • • ••• $286
AL!.'El' AGENCY
Costa f.feu. .
C7 w. Ulth
&QoQSl
Gardeft Grove
U291 Harbor Blvd: -e KEYPUNCH e
OPEllATOltS
Experleaced Alpha I Nllm.
Lone tum a!"dlbmentt. da>s.1-Beach .......... pUktnr. .
KELLY SERVICE~ INC.
230 E. Srd Street
1-Beach, Call!.
(%U)'1U191
E4Ualo.-.Uly--
Top phannacy n • e d a
clerk in mcnetlca .I: sen.
mdse. WIU train • Must
be penn, Neatness, .I:
manners and aincerlty
with people Import. ~
cattd Udo-Balboa uu.
All replies confidenuaI.
ADVERTISING
Secretary/
Bookkeeper
wr!te d....,. .,, The ltNpon1lble, feft l .. tl
Dally Pilot Bex P.QT position hr sharp, tak ..
Appllcatlono lelng charg• 9lrl. Must have
TAKEN 1xcelltnl 1k1111 Incl.
FULL TIME shorthand; handle Iii.
EMPLOYMENT bldtpg; bllll"I• Under
Pflmanellt oa1y 30. Call Barbara. (n4J
bQ students. perfer matutt. M2.Jt10
Liberal vacation pay, Merit 1.::.;::..:::..::.-----1
raiael, empl~ dlacounts,
five day, week. Apply Mon-
dar, Wedonday, Thundar
'and Friday, 9:30 to f:OO.
Host~
Apply In por..,,
ltema Sokl Individually
Shop A""'ntl -lehre you louy -USI
VALUI $109S.95-FULL PRICE $529.9S
er t1m11 II low a1 $4.66 por-k
U.e Our Store Charge Plan or Bank Financinf
No Fancy Front -BUT Quality Vilues Inaldo
JOIS a EMPLOYMiNT JOIS A IMPLOYMENT
Jobi Mon, Wom. 7500 Jobi Man, Wom. 7500
SECRETARY
Attractive, permanent pc>-
altion with diveralfied
responalbllmea for per-
son with iood typinz and
shorthand tkilla, and pre-
ferable experience in
quality ccmtl'ol. Our com.
pany benefits include a
pneroua profit sharlfll
plan.
J. C. C1rter Co.
671 W. 17th St.
Waltreu A Bar Te:nden * Call le-1831 * 21:M> W. Cout Hwy N.B.
Manicurist Wanted
Beauty Salon. 60-1800
7550
newport.
personnel
agency
,f. W. WoolwOltk
2300 Harbor llvd. o u r professional Help WantM
training. Do not pass Women 7400 --::.==:.:A..::MESA=:.:....--1 REUBEN'S
COCO'S
C11ta Ma ..
541-3421
Proh11IOMI Service
fw the omployer
anti tho applicant
133 Dover Dr .. N.I.
'4:1-3170 549-270
up lhis opportunity. I --"-=-----1
Waitress An equal -"""'"' employer
Phone '''·0212
Dlrrell W1rd
Vice Pr•siclent .1nd
Directer of Sil••·
Cook
Apply in ,....,.
REUBEN'S
COCO'S
Newspaper
Artist
Experienced in. finl!hed
wub and line. Layoot and
pasteup knowleda:e helpful.
Pennanent,
642-1321 er 540-1220
Ext. 270
lJ to 3.S. Full tlm•
Neat Appearance
No expdi~ neot:UllY
Apply in P•l'900
1555 W. Mams
C .. a Mo ..
CLl!RlC TYPIST UNUSUAL
School .. lnstructlen 7600
Tho Nawport
School of Bu1lnua
.Opportunity : ==-~
Tlie Independent Order of e Modem oWce procedures
Fot'ft~rs have opened a • Brush up GftQ 8borthabd
---=~---!Lovely new offices I: llnt new office tn South Orai:ice e Personal Development
SHARP GAL! Company benefits. Stable, County., Require inWlipnt (Ask about our special Feb-
lob'• lit lay
15' E. 17th St. C.M.
$425 SALARY
To auill1t mliLllqer of IJ'OOV1 proereaslve c.o. If You can man or woman over 25. Col-nwy offer which includea
boutique. Permanent post. type 65 wpm A like it, yoU lese not D«'tllU)'. Should tree typing W:truction.).
tlon with room tor ad-will enjoy this position. have experienoe in mttti11C 646-0152
vancement, with rapidb' Some flllnc I: sen ofc. can public. Dlgnliled lHe time LIFETIME Gift, typewritinr. --------1 srowina oraaniu.tlon. Ex-1.ola ~o. Juon Belt :m== =e~ OUldrtn. lfaDdcblldren. or:
perieneed pls only, call for Employment Apncy. 2120 in of S200 ki.. younell! lndfvldually tutcr· PA!IT TIME
EXPERlENCED appotntmtnt So. Main. Sl:nta Ana. excess wee <¥• ed Clllcolll 10 ie.,,,. CWinc
THE LOOK 6"-2400 Posidont aim avallablt tor Telephone: '9U700 between school. 173 Del Mar, Of,
• COMMlllCIAL • --· ACCOUNTING tAM.lPM!llon,lhNFli.1, .... ="'"=,,....,--=-I
TELLER eMAID!.FUIJ«t>Orttime. CLERK :..~i:?.:.~ s........,.. ~~-=
UNITED CALIPORNIA M..i he able ., wor1c .. ee1o-All ,.bJ<et.. grades 1 .,
IANK enda. Rap;dly -Manufactur· * DRIVERS. * I Call' S<U702 Aft. 5 PM e FINISHED 1555 W. Adami Kon Nll11 Mehl er ot ""1nlmenta hu oppor. . C0oto Mo.. 22:1 Ocoon A...... 1021 -Dr. !Wiily .... &hi accwote No Experience ,MERCHANDISE FOii CARPENTERS 1.q1ma Beach Newport Beaeh w1ttt, ~ lllllln&:· Acc11 Nec• .... rv! SALE AND TIADI
• PLUM.EIS r-p Finance Man T I .... _ p11--PayabJe:ic accounfinl dept --I , ' U • , . a,,___ raca -cierlcal ...,k. Movtnr 1o Miii! have clean ·cantom!a Furnltvro IOOO
With experience in mobile 4"'"'546 work. Apply between Qiunty Airport area late '69. drivinc record .. Apply
home, <ampon and mot« You may quallty "" • pool-r-··• oppo~·-•N emp•--I p.m. a 5 p.m., 112' Symbolic Dll...,., Inc. YELLOW CAI CO, 20 PC. MODERN
homes. Muatl>Aveown iow.. !loo with ooe ot America'• ~-"-·~ _,_ E. Maywood, Santa 11B3 No. Batavia st. 186 E. 16th St. GROUP
Wander Motor Homes Inc. leadlne consumer finance FULL timr or part time AM. Oranae. Calli. Colt& Mesa
806 E. Wubinrf:on St. companies. To quality you cosmetolo,ut or 'a lo n SECT'Y/llECEPT PART time hoUHwtvn ... vt nJLL time aaJet -•n•-· Includes: Flonl ICtf.a I: ebalr Santa Ana mwt have u. minimum of l make-up beau t I c I an , "" ··:---· • • walnut tables • lampe • -~=~-~-~-I year experience in the ~ Permanent position pro-Good typlat, varied duUeS. )'OU ever atven • Jeweley Hire, ~ and. .et up complete bedroom with qullL
• SMALL lfOWlnl Orana:e awner finance field. Phone motin&' n e w Trl -Dmnal Real estate experlenoe de-brunch or eookware party? dtatribuHon tor akin tare ed mattreu • $ pc, dinette;
County co., needl thin film or ...... 1 .. in --528 w. ,_ llrable l42-3t30 Ever tboulbt you'd like to? oosmetica. An excellent pro-1 '" •--~ to manap optical -}IV _......... Beauty Plan that wor-. Make more JMllfY lhowirl& duct with a dynamic Ales e e. A.II .......
ooat!ng dopt. 5 y u 19th St., CM. W.2100 with "'° demon1tratloo. WOMAN WANTED, nilht your ""'1dl ... Tri-Dermo! -!Ion behind It. Om> $277
n1inlmwn exp. GUARDS You will be involved in· ahitt, put time. No exp. Beauty Plan that wora mia1ion.' Send resume to No dO\\'JI • Pmtt. Ollly $10 tM.
e PRODUCTION' ·control, 5 Full I: !pa.rt time poal.tlonl .. ~ ar: = :: ~ 2M5. App., Mr. Donut, ~-•~--~~tlvtio,,n. ~:?.~.Box 561 SW-t 8eaeh. wtl Ir's w llllWlllR yn minimum exp, Optical avallab e in Captatrano --• __ 1_ 135 E. 17th St., C.M. """""" ...... ""'"' • ..,.....,, ~ ~ MUNU.llO
or job sboP exper. pref'd. Area. Uniforms I: equlpment ducts. Bae -...ary _....... paid. Pius learr. this new:J -==------
EXOTIC MATERIALS, 29151 furnlahed. Frince benefir. comm. Send reirume to Box ~11ymaid ~~ed.A~ beauty ritual and pt a ' el·"-·.n.. 600 W. 4th St., Santa AMI ft·"'·!~ C.M. .. ~., •~.,.. ttme &; % overtime. Car A 567 Sunset Beach, Cal. e morn .. ,. ... · .,...., I I I !•-'-Payinc I: Rec ..... T~r Open Daily I . I nlUl\N 1'1., _,__, in penon. 21M Newport 0 v e e r comp~... with detfre to learn other
eINSTRUCOORS -l\lll :.er,:n:r~ru~a~ LIVE-per ~H~·~ Blvd,C.M.548-8173 ~~:_Cotn~!·o·,.~ phuel of~-Exper-Sat.t.I SUn.U.I
or/uvJ ~ ... time. Neat a... ........ t!J'I.¥ * OPERATORS * ....... .,........ ,goo::iao,;1.1, ~ 'ience -·I-.! Ftuniture returned from dia--· .A. r Main St, Santa. Ana. female home. Muat bl ea. Polltiona available in area. .~,.......... ..1 .... -.... model homes, p1annoe. Must be .-gJe to ----~---tionally matuN, capable of Better dreasea, top wage for ~ •• ....._ meet and deal w,lth tht MEN pnMdln& &oOd. p h y • I ca I quality work, La I u n a * RECENT dental srad or Please apply in pmon decon.ton canceJJation.
public, l'OOd tipr« Apply Learn & &m fllUI ~ per care & -.ibJe -·'dance Beach. Dort 4!M-8118 e:xper. Must be outaolns A 2523 Eutblutt Dr. Spaniab • Medltm'aneanlEetc in -....,.n. HoUday Health _.... .,........,_, •-UM own initlaUve. N-·-Beaeh RD FURNITU · ....--week plus, No experience to children. Rdl. 536-2453 GALS, I have an ideal Small .... J'V••
Spa, 2300 Harbor Blvd., Prol 1 na1 houlecl an1n b 1 1144 Nawport lhd. CM C.M. !!i~i!!1nsary,+i ...... -~~0N SURGICALIMEDICAL ..... 1, 't • uohn••4• *DENTAL receptionist SECURITY PACll'IC _ ...... ,_tilt ............. pres.,. ....... w-... o transcriber needed at onoe. -s a:e our ea ' <ah'I Friday) exper, Llcht 1..1:..TIONAL IANK ··-DOOARTTM!o&~Dp:~~ING door -· our <Ullo-E><perlence 1n heavy .... !Mr! 642-08U "°"kkeep ............ work, -Wed .. Sat. A Sim. 'til 1
men call us. For appt C.all wratcal dtctaHon. Houn WANTED: Anreasive, e.f. twin& • aood public rel&· ECtus1 Opportunity EmplO)'l!:r 2" Pc. Maple
·N or part time, days or 9:30 to 12, 526-6616 flexible. J:ontact Mr a. ficient, exp'd, Front desk tions. . . 11111:
'""" N••'-, rata .. Call!. 0<rrsrANDING OPPI'Y. Atqna. Santa An& Com· lirl tor Dental otc. 19H61J 645-1060 GROUP
dtlVl!r'• ltc required. Call For dynamic youni men cm. munlly, 600 E. Wuhlnrton · MOTEL MAID HOSPITALITY HOSTESS is REI.If (OQI ~.vi:; :~~~ aattdk!d with their present AVI!., S. A. 62(8 W. Cout Hwy, N.!I. 1ookina fDr' mature M:ltnen
Includes: Livil:I& room 1et •
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ple d1n1nc room. AD for , • , Inn. &f.l.lTOO ext. !i55. u.rnlnp, but wfWnc to HOUSEKEEPER/ Bab)'rit· MAIDS WANTED to welcome newcomen to Exper~ Pref
work hard to e&m $1!,IDI tu, live in matuft woman. 2.W1 Newport Blvd 0'8ta the communll7. Muat have APPL y
Tr•rnencleuthtentlal tint year. Heartnr DI m.. t.aa:una Beach. Sorn• M~Applyin~ typewrtter,car,andblbon-Sunllte ExperieDce or no .lob otters sun.nee er direct home •U. Efta:Uah ~ ft&, $2IO mo. · dable. Apply 215 E. Main, ..L--
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unUmlttd o~ty for Inc experience helpful. 4944171 WANTED Live In bab)illtter. SUlte T, Tustin· Ca 11 f . Newport H•r...-
am.bttloua pet'IOll, Phone 547""1'12 9 am to 5 BABYsrrrER .-Woman to Lla:bt ~~· 544-6925 t.fivale.unt Hetpft1f
No down • Pmts. only Sll mo.
WElK'S WARfHOUSl ,:,.s,: ~ o..= :;.·PS:::SM";;';;TAL _,.,my ...... ;,un1ven1-BABYSITl'ER """"'.AM • NURSES AIDES. ...77 ... ty Park. Occuklnal mom-,. 'DU F _ _...,_ v·n-· t AM to 3 PM EXP. DlnDu 'WaJtrell -&:IO W. -'th St., Santa Aaa
10 am · l pm MACHINIST, inl· Care tor f mo old. :..: ~;;:.., .,....,~, --v . $PM to U PM Wafter • .c.ocJdall Waltiello Open Da1l,y 9. t
"DISHWASHIR" prototype oriented. 133-2139 . • Put Lido llul"°''· Sat. I . 6 Sim. 11. I ,
TECllNOSCAN., INC. HOUSEKEEPEIUhounper TELEPHONE -~tHoopital llN lltOWN'S llEST. LOVESeat$80.l'med.,-,
EXPERIENCED 3740 Campu1 Drive day 5 days wk. $2 an hr. &!tv1ce. Experteneed need lfei Superior •f' the love •at. ooffff A end
NoP?loi:itCalls Newport Beach Own tran1portatl•n only apply, 54()..n,G , Newport.Beach. 642-2«10 L11una Beach CC ·tabJel, lamJll, 5,_pc dlne_tte
SURf &.SIRLOIN ADAfiNISTRATIVE Trainee 60-3U7aftS. WArrRESS wanted, apply m GE?fERAL. otftce ace ta 3lllJI S. Cout tfwy, let. Lea than 2 mo1 old.
5930 Pacttl.c Cout Hwy,. N.B. & degree 1n buslne". $650 PRUG CLERK. Three )'urt person, Mna Lanes. 1103 payable A tteelvabte to $400 So, Lac.una Reich 49&-2663 Must sell thia WHk. Prv
COOK • Experienced try. month. ~tercha.nts ~ min exper. Refs. Top SUpa10r Ave., COlta Meaa. pd. mo. Merchanfl Pt'f'IOfto R11I l1t1t1 S1SH prty. !).l9..9046
broiler man for family net. 20l.l WestcUH, ~l1TO, waaea. C:iUep Pharmacy BABYSITrER needed I AM neJ, ~ WestclU!, 6&-2Tl0, Mtft & W.m.n ELEGANT Sp ant ab
restaurant. Top man only 545-5685 440 Fair Dr., C.M. 540-4580 to 5 PM; Fowrtaln Valley M5-4685 ~ndq' ICl1n. Ouloe # esrntture. 3 rooms l mo
need. apply. 1'or interview, • AtrrO TRIMMER• EXPERIENCED druc clerk are~ 531..a230 Ewa:. PHYSICAL Therapist, pa;ri • ~ availlb1-tor old. Cost $CIOO. new. tell
o:>ntact r..tr. Sch\erhold, Mr Experience-40 hours. for profeulonaf pharmacy. HOUSFKEEPER. tor one tlJM mornlnll: for Hun-Uc:enHd men 6 women. ID-all $2500. 546-9265. 1330
Steak. %J61 Fairview Rd, DeGUl'lle a Soni, HunUncton PARK LIDO PHARMACr lady, ~ time, live in. PVt. unctPn Beach 0 ff ice. ltant income 6 ~-,Ml Palludea Rd,.No..11.,. S.A.
C. M. Beaeh. 536-&S61 '60-lSIO rm. and bath. SIS-6539 515-1>21 GB!'fn<r. SP r 1 • 1 Reall>. 20 PC. "MADRID"
SERVICE itatio• ........,., ~"'!?. W-7300 MATURE dontal a-.i. WA11'R&'!IES, Pill Ume. WANTED babysitter my 54Ml2I , J R G
mechanic A atteodant&. Full """ 25. chlllr &Ide " _, Over '1 Call home Fri lhN 'llM~ daY'I PRINTING • dapllcator <>per; 0011! IOUp
6 part time, Must be up W.,k Near Home desk exp. Sand ftwmt to 56-9863 onl,y, 1:15 ID 5:30. 2 ator Hunttnaton Beach. J!:X. FROM ),JODEL HOMES
w/local ftfa. GlQ:I a1ary e Accountirw/Bkn P. O. Bo.x.28. So. Lquna T.C. Bookkffper. CR ex· chlldrtn, ~ tehoo1 qe. perience AB. Diclr: or MultL Includes: Quilted ICQ 4 + GllMl. APPbr~ JODI E. e S«fttaNl CURTAIN A drapery perience $600. Mettbantl J40..08M,, Must work 'frithout ~ chair -2 end tablet. a ed.·
Ocut H.,-, NB., ' • Reception aalealadlts. Apply . UdoU'a · Pcnonnel 6'5--21'1'0 54.>5685 ion, small camera expert. fM tabJlf-2 lamPI -~
Su·= ..._ncy H.,,,. Furn""'-S. <lout BEAllTY OPERATOR, ... Mon, W-7500 !_"'.!-"'~-~P-.0 ft-et-mirrw-hndboud-NOW'S .1HE • TIME .FOR---
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~ ...,,. Plua.C.M. WANTEDFU!Jort>Ort-. ~· .. -~ • -qUil!Mbo<-Ama,._ Eotablllhed 1946 . Bal. lit. Call m3!0l PHONE .. ,. -· 1 hour 11* Hun"-Beach, rl8<7 .,.. -5 pc. -,....; 1851 Harbor Bl. Com Mesa GIRL f\lll ti.me. de# Ir a nicbl 5 di.YI a week to AVON ti.Ne A 4 hi-back chairi.
Call tint. ec.nu ll!Jl window thadeL W• NEED Babystttitr. DaJia. people who ha~ recelwd MONEY WORRIES ' f • O')MPARE AT $7C&Jlll
S CTY train. CU.tom Shido Shop, -•end• or "'1y, My home i,.a tertat. · $399 EX. I. $525/$550 3635 Eut Cout Hv.)', CdM. 64J.8099, tit~ Hts. lft" approac ma ? ? Oear up thole blurts
To f.farkf:tins Dlttctor $50tmo. auaruatft phm. bf spendlna a trw houl'I No dOWD-Prnta onlJo SJ.I mo.
Good akUls· ability to °"" ).fA'nJRE, live in clilld can J'OOD It Cocktail waitress. S'l'M57t dalJ.y •~ an AVON ter-£.llfts WlllCllNIR
canit.e. ~e collear. Santa ~r, 5 dq wk. pvt. Ap)ll)o In tieJ'SOTl. · H•ary'r mt ~ATE. SboWdn't rttory Ca 11 $*).TOO. « wl&A MUIW.K
Ana srowth co. P'te pd. by rm. F.V.137-mB, RHtaurant. ~'l9 you be selUnc the hottest 5C6--5Ml · emplo)'!r. Ftt jobs alto. Bookketptr up to trial MATURE woman to care tor arta Huntnllton BeachT:I.:::.:::::::.. _____ 800 W. «h St., Santa Ana
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SONY 500 Stereo t I p e
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TRANSl'OllTATION TRANSPORTATION rRANSPORTATION --S:.:•:.:llo::bo:;;•:.:l•::.... ___ _;90=10 Trtllor, Trtvel 9425 C1mper Ronl•I• 9522
~-On.Ilic Rldrc Sloop 30' AIRSJ'REAM 19 6 6 C.'OAOI ~ TtlAILEft
Rhodes 33 5-ttlin 01 The • llolod. RENTALS
.. HANAHULI wtw cpta:, 8a.y Breew air It't none too e&rly to mako
' No. lJ· oond'r. Spw"C wheel, TV ttS(lrvationl fof Sprin& Jiol:.
Sleek raclnc Sq A-Ocean antaMI.. Call aft 5 Pld, klaysl
Sailer. f'iDtlt equipment 839-4375 Asking $6,000 WEEK·END OR WEEKLY
& condltton. Ttrma. $5500. 54G-029l
Own<' 613-1232 y,.,... YSOO I ===~======
Lastcbance '°' Boat Show *S~ORTSMENS VAN* Ouno -Buggl ..
Bonus thla .... end. Co~ * TRUCKS * . 19'6
ado 15-flll!l!I, Cor -5. T"· A Al H Cor 34-$16,995. S ave ~ ,.,.y re I ere At DIJNE BUGGY no~t sup avallablt. F1ntao1ic Dlscoun11
Open nltca: Ul 9. 6i5-cm0 Re.La-to Go Ready fbr 1m.medlale -r COLUMBIA Defender 29', da.llvt.-ry $1699
racq gur A extras. Dinghy
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Open Dilly 9 to 9 I. Sunday & outboard. $12.850· DODGE ft ~ * 110 New Uvlng Room Sets . • WANTED • -64-..... -"'7-"''-.,._~ms-'-'-.--11655S&achB1w,. tHwy.391 ~~ sO
Many colera • Latelt sty'" e Pint fabrics Furniture e Appli•n~ Powet: CrulM::,11:.........:902=0:i 540-2660 • '62 HlLLMAN HU.W-, lo rq.J,,,
• Spiinlth • MedlttrflMln e Mepl• Color TVs e , Pl1nos SACRiFICEI lluntlngton Beact: ~A 1,I.; runs a:reat. new tires, '98 _ ... 8'~1QV
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l 'IN-.rt '"""'"--· 29 44 • Modern e French Provlnclal ETC. 36, CrWler w/65' mooring: '60-CHEVY 1 Ton, " ipcl, ~L. ,AJIP i -""'='·..:""'=·-£13..8135=='---* 4S Cuatem Bad'oom S.h. 30 Dlnottoo, Cash In 1/2 hour top cood.-MUJt oell .. w .. i. flat bed, m•h)'. """"'· ... ,,.
lot .. t doolsn• cod. 548.stl9l All. ,6. at 837 w. !7th, CM ""·1691 KARMAN. N GHl4 541-4531 or eves. 548-1112 !14t-OJDl-471·11tO
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* 11 Dining room 1tt1 * 50 Mtttrou &0ts, 1.,. ...... ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ---.. -·-•· -.. -Ill sfHI 1~ $--~kl Bolh 9030 '62 CHEV. 1A ton pick-u p; 1970 HAllOI ILVD. ,p ______ ..;::.;..:;,::;;., ______ •lELECTRONIC student ;;Jc;:;:__=::....;__ R&H, hvy. :springs & tires·, COSTA MW GHIAS
11 C desires "not working'' T.V.s 13' WHALER; 35 HP cat! aft. 5 PM 494.-1151 '
olor TV's -also Bleck & White's can't pay much. 673-4380 Johnaon. controls; i 9 9 s .. 64 Ford % Ton v-s. custom Imported Autot 9600
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Stereos & Combos Mlichlnery, etc. 1700 6?5-2«91 or 67)-2332 Eves cab, 31,000 ml. Very clean. Sln50. 548-8584
• Top QUALITY A NE LANCE Tubing Bender 801t·Y1cht -NE R W • Charte.. 9039 '58 CHEV. 1\1 too, van body,
Couches, loveseats, sofas, sectionals, hide-a· ;:=: 2~ &~~:: J:: ----'------$600. Prvt party 642-.6788
beds, Bedrm sets, Dining rril sets, dinettes, reasonable. 642-5907 CAL 24 tor CIARTER 5 '1'11e Fr. Provincial BR sets. S25 doY. 1150 wk. 1 J.~ae"P;:• ____ _:9510 TRANS,ORTATION *842-7528*
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We pay more lor any lmppr1
regardless of year, make
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1'10TORS, 15300 Beach Blvd.
Westminster. 8M-ll'l2. ·
Re~rigerators, stoves washers & dryers. PETS 8ncf.L.IVESTOCK ========zlMILIT~Y Jeep· Chev v.s,
We Finance With Good Credit Pets, General ~800 M ~"'o"'b"'ll•"-'-H"'o"m"'"-'--..c...9200. ~:": !un~~tsu~;· to~ DATSUN --
Master Ch1r,. & B1nk~mtrle1rcf Costa Mtaa's new UOOx15 tires, inany • AOK Commission. G. aller.y YOUNG, African .,., p.,._ Yur Round more cxtraa. On"""'"'"' DOT .• rot; very tame, talks, rare, Mobile Home Show Feb. I s sue "+\vheeler" DATSUN
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• H ..... n22 GARDEN GROVE BLVD. beaut.; papers. S475, 16._20._2'2._24, 1: 34 wides Magazine. See. at .Alesa r _ ,
u1ttr lt!UQU•rter• 1 Block West Of Beach Blvd .• off G. G. Frwy. ~119 From $6995 Union Starin Cor.~Fa.irview AUTHORIZED DEALER
Furniture 8000 Musical Inst. 8125
! . 67's Like new
"One wit~ 9,000 mllfa"
2. 66'1 Extra.Nice . ''°"' -l'ir ~ . All extra ~ all wftb ra·
dios & healers..aDd one with
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F~nd~ ~ ~":!o1 -Dogs 182.S OOa Loma. Bay H"""" Klt. :. N•WJ>Or 8!"'1. &t:>-2380 HUNTINGTON e GIBSON e MARTIN a.1."" CD.ribce, Roll-Away, Towne C 9520 54' 0•-•73 1190
e WILSON e YAMAHA 1·;;;:;;,;;:;;;;;;;-;;,1·ALASKAN Malamute, AKC, House, Homette, Celebrity, ampers BfACH 1v10 HAQoR ·ILYD.
Drum Heeciquerter1 WE'RE In our Dew :stott.1 1 lemale, 4 mos. Excellent Sahara. COSTA MUA e N,EW and USED e Our fantastic sale of Piaoos * AUITlllU * for show protpects and 12 WIDES All ''' MM1l1 Now Here New e nd Used Cars -, ets, etc. WDWIG, ROGERS, ASTRO & Organs npw oontinues at '-11Vft breedlllg. Black wtlh white 40'-43'-45'-50'&'-60'-64' s ..... •rlra $on our Truck-Complete Service & Perts 1---------1
Choice of Spanish Large selection with new 4 Oran&e County's only piano FRIDAY -FEB. 21st marking!. 492-0403 From $3995 ~-~~.~''ft~'~:'d,11, Cha1si• 18835 BEACH BLVD. "MERCEDES BEN?.
.,. Mod'm Style -. -~-and-•·•·,.-.... & ......,an "super market". MINIATURE Poodl You can pay more 842.7781 -5<$0.0442 · 1~---" ---~ t--. ...,.., ........ -....,, -.. 7·30 PM e pun•, Mod•l1, Soll c,,1,in1~ Piabol from .-im: n...;... .. ~ • ..-but ,you can't buy better '" Just l mll11 So. San Dl•g•
All For $249 I.fl&' at. $189. Pedals, bi-hats .,._. ..,,. • ....., Color TV's, Llk• --a•-·•, AKC Reg. 4 males, 2 , , U11ltt, All C1mp1r Acc11• lt.-trom $195 .... .,. """'"" Parks available in all areas. • .. ,. and l1ut a few 111inyt11
No down. Pmts. only S9 mo. and !els repaired. AD small • TV's, Bed.room sets, divans, females. Bay Harbor iori•i In Stock. North of, Adam•
WEllf'S WAREHOUSE ut~·-~.ccessories & cymbals WARD'S BALDWIN STUDIO chairs, chel!ll!:, cottee table!, _536-1044 eves. CAMl'lt CLEARANCl --=~-LA __ lSDNewport.C.M: 6C-M84 dinettes, sewing machines, ADORABLE Pups, "' Mobile Home Show of 1968 El Dorado, Four 1968 -QAJSUN
EVERYTHING IN MUSIC UPRIGifl' Scbumanll Piam freezers, stove!. washers, Yorkshire, ~ Silky, 6 weeks 1425 Baker St. Wind1, Scotsman and Gold.
00! .\'o· .. 4~h ~t;·; .. San, ... , Ana ·····h Music Center I: Bench. Refinidied (Not dryers & MUCH MORE!! old. 4~1798 . ~~block E:t ~=bor Blvd. lin~ ii~d~l:sc~UNTS * ~ u-..q • 9G 'i.: antiquefl). Good tone &: COME BROWSE AROUND oo· BE 6 mo· _ .. male AKC,
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· Daily u ""'° ·w " s.t "· line' p., ""'""""'" p.,,. P R RENTALS · 11(1)1 ~cb Blvd ... (Hwy 39) Tefev11lon l205 2075% Newport mw. MAL~ German Shepherd, mount, Elite and General P-AJD FOR 1% ml· So. San Dieio Fwy. -Beh~ Tony'• Bldg. Mat'ls. AKC, 1" yn, g6od pet, mobile homes now at Specl111I wh•m r111tH. M1111te
-Huntington Beach ~7-8536 23" MAGNAVOX Console Colta Mesa * 646-M86 likes childten, $15. 962-1233. Dual Wide Sales yow reseM1rleu today!
1600 convertible. 4 speed
transmission, radio and heat.
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$1795
ATLAS Furniture sr. George guitar & TV, bl"'k & whit•. xtnt OPEN DAILY 9 to 4 LABRADOR Retri•"' PllP'· . THEODORE amplifier, ai.o 3 pc. drum Cond. beaut cabinet $50. black. 6 Weeks old. Dam CbaDman Mobile Homes lnc. R b F d
aet. 548--4.5Zi eves. 64&-U25 FORD Exec retired, moyirc A: Sift imported. 838-4928 520 N . Herbor, S.A. 0 "1ns or CHRYSLER-PLYt.toUTH 2929 tiarbor Blvd. '67 230 SL Mercedes Benz.
Costa Mesa ~1934 Light~bl.ua w/~vy blue sort
RENT TV $10 ID De"""· otton the follow-Cu te &ogle would lik• 531·8571
Pi1nos & ()rg1n1 1130 Ne. Depoait . Free Delivery 11111 Items at substantial••· male !eagle fer mating BEAUTtFUL l bdrm furn 534-04n or m-9110 lngs. GE dlx refri,g, sell by Feb. 24. 545-61M trlr 1968. l2x40, cooJer,
Colored TV's, Pi1nos
Appliencu,. Antiques
1 Piece or
Houseful! • New Pionos •
11 Our Speci1ltyl WURLITZER&: BRADBURY
636-3620 All Styles & finishes, a11
24 HOUR SERVICE American made. 88 note, del
BUYER ON DUTY 7 DAYS W·bencli &: tuned. Price start.
12' l PC couch, roll-away ing at i499.
bed, ""'· ";""u' "' "''· WurJitzl!~ Qi:gans ner table, re aaona ble. e NEW 4 uSEt> •
642-86a4 Tremendous savings on '68
.;, U A L IT Y king bed modclll and rent :returns.
w/qUilted mattr'f!ss, comp, EVERYnllNG IN ·MUSIC
1~~0::,"",=."~"""~""-·_""_"'_1_250_· 1 Beach Music C_ente
6' RA'rl'AN couch. Frame
ts good, cushions usable.
$15. 644--0577
Factory Sa.Jes & Service
Dally 12 noon 'tll 9, Sat 9-5
1740f Beach mw., <Hwy 39)
1% mi. So. San D~go Fwy. Sacrifice, 8' \Vhite Sofa. * $75. * 646-903t 646--0806 HWltirigtOn Beach 847-8536
G S I 8022 Grand Opening
::.::;"::'e<B:.' .::;;.a ::'c......-.....:= Our new organ department
HUGE Collection of over
5,000 boob, fiction & non·
lictton. 25c to $2. 20'131
S.W. Spruce, Santa An a
Height!:. 546-1264
BOAT S~oves, butane &
a1cohol $50 &: $25, many
ml•eellaneous Uerna
530-6185
Af!lian... 810j>
e SPECIAL PURCHASE e
Retrlgeratol'S, automatic
washers & other major ap.
pliances from model homes
at fantastic discounts! No
Down. We service. See at:
FOSTER'S
ln.85 Brookhurst, Fin Valley
(So. o1' Warner) 968-1234
\VE.STINGHOUSE 5ide by
side refrlg wJice maker.
1 mo, old. Cost $525. sell
$375 . .,.5 46-926 5, 1330
Palisades Rd No. 17, S.A.
GENERAL Electric
automat&e wasber, I ate
model, like new. $ 7 5.
847~ -An_tlquol 1110:
ANTIQUE Spanish and Mex.
religkrus art fnn. small pvt.
collection. 18th c. paint. San
Antonio w. gilt frame; Mex·
iCRn eUful1lx. t m a I i ,
priniltive w. lnaet mfrron::
17th• C. lllu uolnated
parctqnem;. tin pe.tntlnct
-priced"' ........ Jor_ p>d nay.tlcal antiqlln:,
~
v A.St Stock Amer I: Dtt rum &: clockS. L a r r y
Mcqan Ant.ique!'l, 2. 2 a
Ne,rport Blvd., C.P.f.
ANTIQUES k CLOCKS
6(i~lt~~~:CM
Sawt"9 Machin• 1120
1BBS SINGER. ZI g-Z a g ,
touch-o-matic. Wal cebinl!t
lncl. Service man lea.vlrc
are. lorces repo! $39..85
CUb tJt assume $4.66 mo~
Buttari hOles, o v ! r c a st
blind. hems etc., \\1thotlt at·
~~u1,r1o te,e OK.
1811 SlNGER. Zll Zag
automatic wj lh ft1 cabinet.
Talto -$ f>Yllll'tl .. $7.:15 !>* i!D. Call 526-111 7 ..,um..·
is now open featuring
THOMA.s ORGANS
with ttw: exclusive Color-Glo
and Playmate.
FR&E
Lawrence Welk family music
~. a $100 value, free
with every Thornu Organ.
Prices start at $595.
Caast Music
1139 Nowpo't Blvd, CM
Corner of. Newport & liarbor
646-0271
Used Organ Sale
PACKARD Bell Color defrost, $175. Hamilton skirting, Newport Beach.
C----• 21" 1967 . dryer & Frigidaire wuher ,.T~RA::::;N::S:;PO:..=:R::T;:A::T~IO:;N;.__ ,_&12-< __ .. _2 _____ _ ~*"e, • •new PIC-both for $150. Gold carpet 1... •· ture tube. Offen! 646--6700 14 x 13 nylon $85. Tweed B--fs & Yachts 9000 2 BDRM Mobile Home. in -quiet adult park 10x50. Call
HI-Fl & Stereo 1210 fan rm Mohawk carpet, lT ·. aft 5. 54~
STE:-".;..RE:..;;;0..;1;_969;:;.:ao!Jc:...d-,ta-t-',"'CO: :OO~· e~(;pti:,:r; ;t:;;i! SCRAM-LE·TS
sole. Never ~ $85. Also care. 6#--0947 NSW£RS 6 ' walnut AM/FM MAHOG. ship bunk! from A
multiplex, S speaker audio "Queen Mary", comp!. with
system. Normally aelll for mattress, s~ad A Queen Felony -BefDg -eegun -
$489.95, sacrilice • $250. Mary brass plaque: ideal Femt -TURN him OFF
Credit Dept. 535-7289 for boy's rm. $95 each. Remark about a bore: • HONDA •
MINI BIKES FREE TO YOU
ORGANIC Fert:llizer, aged
horse manure combined
with wooil shavings. Good
mulch. 833-5332 or 546-4931
betw 8 &: 5 Mon thru
Fri. 2/28
DOG; 3 yr. male, small
Standard Poodle. Excell
family ~· loves children,
very well behaved. Needs
horile badly. M2-2'll5 aft 6
p.m. or wkends 2/21
NEED good home for
"Barney," lovable, small
breed Terrier-mix; male.
Housebroken. all sh o t s ;
loves children. 828-7977 2/20
FREE TO GOOD HOME 2
spayed and a1tertd kitlens,
to adult home. NMds shots,
540-6183 from 11-4 p.m.2/31
FREE to good home -pup.
pies, blackfwhlte, mixed
breed shepherd type, 1 wk!
old. 962-2143 2/20
FREE tD qua]. hOme, Beellt.
AKC, Male Beagle, 1 yr.
old, all shots. 639-2858 aft,
5 p.m, 2/21
l 1h: YEAR old blond cock-a-
poo, male to good home.
Very playful Ir. 1ove11
children. 531-1815 2/20
INCUBATOR, freezer,
refrlaen,tor,._ lavatory, both
tub, 2 • S2 gal. drums,
dlshwahr. old metal harrow.
Eves. 540-4519
FREE To good bOme 2 kit·
tens 9 mm. old. M·
fectionate. trained. •1403
2/21
CLEAN 4 8\Jl'lll!r. gu stove,
oven/broiler, 1 o o d con-
dition. Larae sbe Servel gas
refrigerator. M9-2lll 2121
SMALL, male dog .
Chihuahua/Dechahund, 15
mos. old, housebroken
~S.A. :V21
Minney's Ship Cbandlery "He'1 a drlp, You can always
2537 w. Coast Hwy, N.B. bear him, but can · rarely.
548-4192 Open Sundays TURN him OFF."
KHITIED FABRICS
... FOR SALE
INVENTORY
SALE
NEWPORT 20'S
Remnants, samples & ?.Iill Slips Included
end• Sat. Only 8 a.m. to 2 ePACIFIC YACHT SALESe
p.m. 929 Baker, Costa Mesa. Kettenburg Dealer
1969 '90· OR '65', * ·$239 * HERB FRIEDLANDER
FR I GI DA IRE Washer, 3446 Via Oporto, Newport
perleet condition, S 4 O. 24 Hour Phone •••• 613-1511)
Dining nn aet. $ 3 0 • ""'~~~""""!'!',,,... In1ported Wedding gown, 17 Fl'. Performer. Islander
1ize 5, $35. Zircon wedding Deluxe model (all fiber·
ring set, $35. 540--6539 glass) outboard. CU!lom '66 HONDA 160
FOR _&tle: 11,500 B.T.U., snap down cover. Big wheel Scrambler, Low mllaap
Kenmore air· conditioner, tilt trailer. S700 or b@st off· Tuned pipes $275.
110 wits. Used just one er.Phone642-4980after7pm • 54l3182 •
:year $135. 638-1185, 11301 18' OIRISCHAFt. utility I '68. HONDA Trail 00. Like
Euclid Spare 102., Carden pleasure, 105 hp, 6 cyl. inbd. new. Ohly 500 ml. $250 Call
Crow Lapstrake comtrucUon. 1 ,=540-<!;:;..cc.638~olt::,:..:6.'-p~mc,. __ _
2 LARGE glasl!I abbwcues, Xlnt cond thruout. Full '64 YAM.AHA 2'".JO toe, low
2 tables fol' window display, price $1450. 962.-1440 a.ft 6 mlleqe, excellent co n d,
picture frames, all si,r.e:s, PM. New tags. $350. 646--0156
Jouncing rocker Cb a 1 r • SHAR='"'=P~lil~' ~ ... -t-w-/oo---. TACO Mini bike. New pa.int;
494-3320 LagUna Beach sv,dvel seats. 40 hp motor Real good condition. Must
Kirby vacuum cleaner w/at-&: trailer. $750. ~7 sell $80. 842-2342
tachmenfl. Take over small 15' FULLY eqUipped. 30 hp 1957 HARLEY D a v I d 11 o n
pymnta or pay off balance Evtn. etect.·fie.iler. $600. Sportster stock, gd cond,
of $36.12. Credit Dept. 540-ll85 aft 4 PM $500. 968--2733 after 5 pm
KE 5--7289 · 18' CHRlSCR.AP'T .Fiberglas.
VICTOR Addin& ma.ch $49.50. Inboard ou tboard. SJ!ro. pvt
Remington elect typewriter ply. 548-9868
$39.50. Uoduwood prtnttngi-"'C,S,:CK!,:CP,,:,PE,;,R--•• -... -1----'----·I ca I c u I a t o r $69.50. 340 wan..-pa FOR Sale complete "396" time work. 548-3561, Broadway, C.M. after I leave rneuagc. Chey eng. 350 hp, llke new.
p.m. I========: $600. or beet offer. ~9643
TILE hobbyist: Here's t. ttal barpin. 2 x 1 toot table1s.;=llbo=ac:t•;_ __ ......;.90.;.1;.;0: 1 Auto T.0011I.Equip9410
and original Denwar tiles ,..A, 25 1 old I TIRES -·pped, JilGe new ready for c:utttna: and .,.... · yr · ......... ach 4 to
rnasdc • all for $25. 644-4188 * $6, 75(1 * 825x14. $8 e or r '-=~ean;:;....._.;;;~n=o11;;;'~'"'=.::...!1$30~.616--<l82tl""=::;======:::::-I PRIVATE party Jeaving U .s.1 ~
wbe• to oetJ all turn • Imported Autoo '600 Imported Autos
houlehOld ltetns. Everything 1-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~j
less than i mos. old. I~
6#-410<
SI'OVE $40; Refrlg. $75;
O'.>Uchel $40 • $60; dlnin8:
set '50: twin beds '50; etc.
g7S-1211
arn~a~
5 PIECE dinette ll!t p:>.
-StroD-a-cbalr baby bua:Y ss. 8921 Comet Cirtle,
WestmUllter. 847-1111
' e VACUUMS e
f\O..,. Rapob. -R.euomble. CoUt Vamum
3.1l E. 11th. CM., 142-l!m
,
2 WAY RADIO
~wattbeltl:mobUI
atadona. 839-aJ
iLMOltE MOTORS
link f.n•nclftf ,.,1tl1bl1 111
"4.nk .,,,..,, •f u.dlt.
REE-FREE
las Veqas Vac1tlon
3 DAYS I. 2 NIGHTS
FOR TWO
N• Purc:lt••• N1ca•t•rt
2060 HliRBOR BLVD.
COSTA MESA
--~642°00_1_0 __ _ vw
Bus & Camper
SPlCIAlS
'-----------------.....----~-.:..----~---·.
Open 'til lO p.m. top; all extras "incl. air! --7'-:-==~~--I xlnt cond. $5600. 962-20t1 '69 DATSUN
Big sedan, 96 hp, overhead
cam eng,, dlr, 4 spd, radio,
heater, Wl!IW tires, loaded!
1:!00 miles, Wlder factory
\vtUT8nty. Bal S1T15. Take
S75 cash dels or older car.
L.B. YNWCll7. Call alter 10.
491-9773.
MG
MG
Sales, Service, Parts
Immediate Delivery,
All Modeil!I
J2rtupor!
31111porrs
llOO \V, Coast Hwy •• N.B.
642-9405 54().116(
Authorized MG Dealer
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l
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I
• • • • •
• " • •
•
llAND
NEW
1969
IUICK
•
s199
DOWN
• • • • • •
Plus tax &: llctn&e on •P-•
JX"O\led credit for thl.a •
New Buick Special No.•
433279Z600049. •
POOLE 'S FINE
USED CARS
• • • • '6Z JAliUAl •
l .I 4 door, A11t.. front.,.
r•dlo, ho•ter. Sh.wt •l·
c1ptlc>11•I ur1. (WNAIS51 •
$2195 :
'6' TOlONADO e
F-111 p-•r, f1ctciry olr•
co11d. I SIN112 I •
$2995 :1 ~------. '67 Ol'll
Spt. Coup.. ••die, lri•1hr, •
4 1p11d, I ••••r, IUOF.•
101 1 •
$1495 • ie-------· 'H IUICK e
Sport Wat•"· Factery 41r.
c.ltd., racflo, ,. .... ,, pow-.il
., st.ar, IVlX241 1
$2295 ' • 11:--~tC ''5 CHRYSLER j j1
New Yorker htrdtop c:a11p••
full power, fa ctory -9"-j
co114. INHA 1141
$221P5~ -:
'67 COU&AR •
• RIH, ...... PS. •lr co11dJ ••
v ti.11in'll. I •WJI''· ',CUCX·
• 9121 •
$26,5 • 1--~~-~-~· I 'U OLDS "H" •
tL01.11ry 4 do~. Fall ''"'"'··
'factory air. ISUPS121 •
ii $2495 :
Ii I '62 CHEVY •
e PICKUP e
i R1clio, ho1tor, ] 1pttd
;alK6Jt511 •
• $1195 :
• •n OLDS Dolta 11 :
l4Dr. H.T. RIH, auto., PS,
••Ir co11iiifia11l119. CMOY··
146} •
: $1695 :
• • ''2 Gii.AND PRIX •
•A•lo ''"'"·• powor itaar., •r•lii•, lteot.,. fOHZ 6211 .
• $1195 : ·······r. : JAGUAR •
: llADOUARllRS :
.COmpl.te Sal•• • s.,....
~e• ind Pertt O.ptrt-•
•mont f., JA6 UARS. • • s .. n. bcill119 •
• '''' J • ..,.,. r.,,., • •••••••• i..------· • 23' E. 17• ST. • • •••·7765.
Mon-fr1 1:30 om
.. 'pm
Sllunlay 1::111 om
.. 'pm
hndoys 10 om
.. 6 pm
fi'JJXJ!R BUICK
• 'I ( I ' Q "I 1
COST A MESA
' .
.... ___..--T .. • • ·-·· ~ , . . . .... -..--.
;
-·
NEW 1968
ENGLISH FORDS
J
TltANSPOllTATIOH TllANS'°"1'.ATIOH · TllANS-TATION
9600
WHILE
---HOO Imported A-HOO Im-A'vtao
VOLKSWAGEN -------VOLKSWAGEN
vw
Prlco Spodol1
'60 Bug • • • • • • • • • • • .. • $399
'63 Bµa& .............. ~
Over 15 VW'•
<Ill~~ . i*t lo $l999
o~f/1-" ,;_,.,.
NEW 1968 THEY LAST! SHELBY· AMERICANS
' DEWXE 4·DOOR's No sales expense charges • No prepa· GT·SOO's
DELU.XE 2-DOOR's 'GT·350's GT 4-DOOR's ration charges • No clellvery charges. FAST IACKS GT 2·DOOR's You pay ONLY $99 over actual factory
Station WCHJOns CONVERTIBLES
4 Speeds, invoice! Compare window stlcken with 4 Speeds,
Automatics our sale prices to convert these truly Automatics
$99 OVER ACTUAL unusual discounts Into actual clollan-$99 OVER ACTUAL
FACTORY INVOICE and-cents savings on these final fac· FACTORY INVOICE
WHILI INYENTOlllll LAITll tory shipments of 1968 models. WHILI INYINTOltlll LAITll
SHELBY AMERICAN
FOR 1969 !
Theodor• Robins Ford, Orang• County's o · N l y Shelby American I
Dealer, proudly presents t he uncommon GT for '69! GT-350, GT-500
NOW READY FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY.
THUNDERBIRD SALE
11 to choo,. from. 2 cloor oM 4 dow
mod•ls, H1rdlop1 111d l 1r.d1us. All with
•Ir conditionl119 •nd full powor, Som1
with 1l•r10 lop••· '61 thru '67 Mod1ls.
IXAMPU
'65 T-Bird Landau
fully oqulppod, •ir coM,. pow•r wlndow1
I 1011•. llu• Book pric• $2lJI, IOYG·
621 ) 20 'X. clow11 o' tr1d•.
$1395 ~~~. $48 ~':.!:.
'67 T·Bird Landau
RIH, flit whl., oti1to., rs, Pl, p •• ;ndowt I 1•11,
•It coftd. f1ct, w•rt111iy CYCKJ121 20 '1. dowl'I
Of tr1d•. $2895 ~:-t. $7 6 ~...:
TAX REFUND DUE?
WHY WAIT?
BUY NOW-PAY LATER
EASY FINANCING AVAILABLE
GET RED HOT-SAVINGS ON
SPECIALLY EQUIPPED
MUSTANGS, FAIRLANES
& GALAXIE 500'S .
These unique '69 's were specially built to save you
money on the most wanted 19b9 extras! Come in,
see the amazing savings we're offe ring on such op.
tional eqitipment es air conditioning , E-28 whitewalls,
vinyl roofs, deluxe wheel covers, tape stripes, bod y
mouldings, etc., etc.
LIMITED OUAHTITIESI HURRY WHlll THEY WTt
'64 FORD SALE
7 TO CHOOSE FROM
2 Doo11, 4 Doe,., Sed•ns. H•,dlop1, Con·
v•rtibl11, W•gon1, 1om• with ,j, •rid pow-
'' 1t11ri11g. EXAMPLE:
'64 fOI D •ALA.XII 100 4 DOOi
V-t •vlom•+lc, fully oqvipp9'. ITWA.
4111, 25 'J. clown ot tr•d•. \.•.,re
$695 Full Price. $23 per 30 mos.
'67 Mustang H.T. Cpe.
YI 1ulo., RIH, PS. f1ctory •ir, llu1 look prico
$24S4 (UJl1571 20% dow11 or tr1d1.
$1695 ·.~~. $47 i::.::.
MUSTANG SALE
I] lo cho•t• from. "6" I "I" c.yt1ncl1n,
4 1p11d1, 1ulo1r11tic. Soll'lo with pow1r
sl11,l11t 111d •ir condilioni119. lt6S thr1
196t mod1l1, con••rtibl11, coup•• ind
2+? f1tlb1cli:1. IXAMPU
1961 MUSTAN•
H1rdtop Coup•. fully oquip1cl fWXS.
J 91) 20% dow11 or lr1d•,
$895 fUU. $31 NI JO PllCI MONTHS
TRUCK
SAW~SERVKE
SUPER COOER
F-100 Pickups lo Heavy
Duly Custom Rigs. Spe-
cial Fleet and Lease De-
partments.
Off SEASON
CAMPER
SAYINGS !
F-250 PICKUP ....
SCOTSMAN CAMPER
~~ $3495
lhf, H•. f2Sl111HJll
Scotsman camper iA com-
pletely furnished "·ith ice bo~ 1to\le, etc. Sleeps 6.
F-:5> pickup has 300 eng.,
amp A oil gsuges, 1950 lb.
t'ellr IJJl"lngs 15) 8.00xl6.5 l!r
ply tubeless tires, dlx. heat.
er and defroster. etc. Many to choote from .e.t this price!
USID CAI SAU PllCU l"ICTIYI 71 HOUU UNLISI NnlOUSlY 10\.D
AU. PAYMINTI Pl•UU D ON APPlOTID CUDfT 811.ve on Eldorado. Four·
winds, Goldline Scotsman.
O\ler 30 Yarted floor pl.11.ns oi;i
dillplay and ready for tm~
mediate delivery. OPEN SUNDAYS
• "
, .:..b:; · 1! _,, M.._oltMMOSCmMemhn ..... Md ~~::l~<I~!"~'~'~/"' .. ,:; "' MMc9bdlW.OflthilW-.eo.t /-&fbuThftodqre
"-1..:./J. I 2060 Harbor Costa Me;~5-;.2:0010
. •
$225~ ,.. .....
DELIVERS
BRIND
NEW
1969 TOYOTA
COROLLA
12 •• s.inl
• 6 • ., .....
e4 1p4,,......
e n~..-..
• '#MN -n tfrft,
• F•ffJ NClhtlat ••diet....,
eNwt•R~
• 2 SpMCI .,,..
ewi...w.w .....,. .'"" ............ ·-........._
e sw..., ·--
tnclude1 Tex & l ie.
& Interest -36 Mos.
900 S. Coo>t Hwy.
L~gunf 81!J(li
494-7SOJ
ORANGE COUNTY
YOLKSW~GEN
FINEST SELECTION
OF .
PREVIOUSLY .. ' -owu1:n
''68
CADILLACS
IN SO. CALIFORNIA
4 DOOR -2 DOOR
• El Dorados • Cal1ls
'
• CouPJ de Villes • Sedan de YUies
PRICED FROM $4995
AU Carry New Car
5 Year or 50,000 mile Warranty
ALLEN
OLDSMOBILE • CADILLAC
1150 SOUTtt COAST HIGHWAY
LAGllNA BEACH
494-1084 • 547-3103
------
MUsr "" '18 VW. Sunroof, Auto l.us)ng 9110 AM/FM, auto, xlnt care, ------------
.
CHEVROLET
l2,<m ml i.tt on warranty. • A NEW UFE '66 CHEV MALIBU $1800. 494-1191 or 497-1863. · · · · ... far Gary Arcl>lbald ON LEASE • llanltop, .. , .. , ... ts. radio.
-
_______
1
,67 TBIRO 2 d Land heater, pwr wind, dlr, fact
· • r, au, air, Godde" gold ext. New VOLVO air, pwr. $94.'12 l?O· 24 ma. tires. Will takeolderf0ttlp ---·-----1 s100TH COAST car 0~ $85.Cash dell. tine
CAR LEASING ~ki~·~~ 553, '68 VOLVO 2 DR. 300 W. Coast Highway
MANY EXTRAS Newport Bch., &P-7182 1967 ~ CAlllNO, t speed. s p e c 1 a I suspe1111ion-39S.
EXEC CAR Black per!IOnal car, new
i2495 u .. d Ci rs 9900 tires, 1st class condition.
"
L $2100. STh-2226 tM tBJU TRANSPORTATION ·•1 CHEV 1m'pa1a HUif1o,,. Runs good. $399.
IHPORTS CAR S L£ Febru!l.Jj' Clearance Silt!
TOYOTA·YOLYO A ,....,.., "43-8511
1966 Harbor, C.M. fi46..9303 ,62 CADIIJ..AC 4 ·door hard· 1961 CHEVY Convert. lood
* Y running 348 engine. Good New olvos * lop, fW! power, Jaotocy .a. ""'· w im. ca11 516-1121 GET A cond!Uontng • .. • .. • • • • ;799 alter s.
BETIE~ DEAL :~ ~~ eo~:i:r ~~ 1-"'·s"°T °'CH"'EV=Y-. good-,:-;-,"'.,-,nd..,.--1
Herb Friedlander '"'"'· nuu., ... ,., •• Sl99 eotng tn """"' .$300.
13750 Beach Blvd. (Hwy 39) '62 OLDSMOBILE F-85 4 ·-==*~"-6-0885~-*~' --l
2 blks So. G.G. Fwy, door. Radio, beater, auto-'60 CHEVY Station Wa&QI\
893-7566 537~4 ma tic ............. , •••• $99 6 cyl, Very Clean. AJkirw
'57 BUICK 2 door. Radio, $300. 847-0044 -------,-1 beater, automatic •••••• $491-========I
Antlqu•, Cl1ulcs 9615 BLUE CHIP CHRYSLER
1 .,. Fon! grill•. 2 "'" d..,.. AUTO SALES
oompleto with glau, 1 hood 21C> Hul>o Bl"" SAVE $1200,00 slightly beat. 1 bell housing c.osta ;Ha ·
with rear end. 1 '40 Ford 642-9700 54()..4392 Brend New lfft
hood del~ &. 1 grllle de-(-======:::::= I
1 .... "'' o1 .. , .... ts ,.,,. Chysler New Yorlcer v.w. s... Pho"" 5.16-Slli BUICK
H.B. Ask for Bill. •---========= '61 BUICK La Sabre, 2 dr.
Race C1n, Rods 9620 hardtop. New rtd paint job
& upholstery. R &: H. Power
1956 AUSTIN Healey, Fer-steering $400. 1532 Pegasu,s,
rarl body, pwr windows, S.A. Heighl.!I. 549--0449
dool'!!, 327 cu In, rad/stereo. '58 BUICK Sta:tio~ Wagon
Best oiler. 2865 El Rio, yery clean! P/S, B, R/H:
C.M. 549-3459 Roof rack, oUel'!!. 646-6700
Autos Wanted 9700 57 Sulek Century. Good transportation car.
$175 ••• 548-0291 WE PAY .,.
CASH
for use4. can & trucks just
call WI /fir tree estimate.
GROTH CHEVROlfT
~ for Sales 1.1anager
18211 Be1cb Blvd.
Huntington Beach
Kl 9-3331
WE PAY WH
FOR YOUR CAR
CONNRL
CHEVROLET
2828 Harbor mw.
C.OSta Mesa 546-1200
Will Buy
Your VOlksw"l"ft or ~he
6 pay ~ dollan. Pot lor
or not. Call Ralpll
CHEVROLET
'67 EL eam;no, new tires,
396 eng(M, 6000 nU., $1900,
646-UOJ, 548-3351
'55 CHEV. 2 dr. hdtp.; Xlnt
cond .; new uphol. &: tires;
many extras, Pl). 675-lm
'58 CHEV. Impala convert.
Nr, new top &: seats; ndll.
eng. work. $15. S92--7531 eW:
4 Door han:ltop. 3 in 1 bench
treat, driwr a.ir group, AM-
FM radio, power 1tttrin&.
power brakes, 3 spttd wmd-
shield wipen. remote out-
side rear Yiew mirror, pow.
er windows, power antenna,
torqueflite t r a n am i 1 • -
ion, head rest, 440 cu. In. e~
gine, tinted glass. comel'inr
1l~hts, automatic speed con.
trol. pov;er seat, power door
locks, tilt le telescopic 1tttr·
ing wh!!el,, vinyl roof, whltt
wall tires. CH43K9CI00889
we1 $61'2
NOW $4992
ATLAS
CHRYSLER·PLYMOU'nf
2929 Hartx.' Blvd.
C.OSU Mesa 545-U:U
Open 't.il 10 p.m .
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673-1 190
IMPORTS WANroJ
"""'" """'"" TOP S BUYER
41/3°/o BANK FINANCING
On Approval of Credit
BILL MAXEY TOYOTA
18881 Beach mvd.
H. Bes.ch. Pb. MT..a555
Auto l e11lng
WE NEED YOUR
TRADE IN I I
Wfll.....,, F...., 1', 1169 DAILY l'ILOT 13
TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION ~ T~~!W!I!!! tR!iNS~~·~ ·• , ... ~ .... v .. ,,.. •• ...,,,.
cart •. 9IOON-can 9'00-Cart --C... --can -HOCINow can HOO
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PRICI
1967 EL DORADO
lt•11tif11I 1n1w cre1t white e1t1riar with lll•clr p1thl1d naef 111d ble•lr
/11t+i1r i11t1ri1r. Tlil1 cir 11 1lisoh1ltly p1w1r lo111fittl wi th p1w1r 1t11rh1t,
,OWlr lit1lr11, p1w1r wl11d1w1, powtr 111t, pow1r tlttr l1clr1, powtr trw11lr
llcl r1l1111, St1r11 AM·FM ''cllo, llfht 1111ti111 I, 111t11t11tlc /l1ht tll1"mt r ' ' '"""'"• ''' ":~:~'"$4 999• :~:~I
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C111p1 D1Ylll1 1111d1I lh1hh1tl h1 b1r1q111 ttld wit\ ctvtrt c.I .... 1114
l1•th1r h1tt rl1r. Hi1 t ll tht pow1r 1cc1111ri11 h1cl11dl111 ptwer 1t11ri119,
p1w1r llr•••i. power wln itw1, powtr dtor loclr1, tilt afttrlnt wh11I,
twilltht 1111tln1I, altrtt AM-FM r•dio •nd l1ctory eir c.•11elltlo11ln9. IUEW.
556 }
SALi '3999 PRICE
1966 IUICK
~1utorn L•51br1 4 Oo1r h1f411p. s,1rklin9 tHI bluo.with m1lc~h19 l11!1r·
tor. Ftclory t ir 1onclitl1ni11t, 111!01M1tic tr1n1rnh1!•11, powtr 1l1•rin,,
'•wtr br1•11, rc41o, h11t1r, olc.. Truly • f1111 111to'"~i. thet mu1t b•
11111 •n4 4rlw•n I• 1ppro1l1t1 ii• fl111 w1l11I ISIW4ttl
SALE s2222 PRICE .
1966 OLDSMOBILE "
91 Lu.11ry S•4tn. l1111tlful 11tln 1llw1r 111t1ri1r with bltck ¥inyl r1of ind
m1tchl11t br1c1tf1 lntliriw, r~w1r tl••~inf, ;1w1r ,-llr1k11, p•w~r wind1w1,
p1w1r ·•••t, AM-JIM r1411, flit 1t11rl111 wll1'1I, p•w•r ¥1111 wl11d1w1, 11r
c.1nd i.tl1rili19, Aluol11ttly ''i'ou1. (RUL0901
SAU 2333 PRICE
1967 CADILLAC
D1Villo c111¥1rtibl1. l1111tlful C111110 biit• with mokhint top 111411 111th1r
in .. rior, Thi1 low mil••t• ci r i1 1xc1ption1Uy 1quipp14il with f1ctory 1ir
condltlonl119, power 1t11rint, p1w1r ltr1k11, powor 11tl1, pow1r wlncltw1,
tilt t ntil t1l61copic wh11I, AM·FM r1411. IXSP6t2J
SALE s3999 PRICE
1966 PONTIAC GTO
A vitry •l'•"Y herdtop thtt i1 flnl1ht4 ih 1i!Yt r'Wlth ltl11• 111 Yl11yl li1c•it
1111 intorlor •. F11lly l11clt4 indudint lit YI 11191111, trl·p-•r 4 1p114
"'•n1ml11!111, p1w1r 1t11rln9, pow•r br1k11, rtdio 111.I h11t1r, F1ct1ry Air
c'"'"""'"•· y., =~·52333-•::~:.,
VISIT OUR COMPLITE
VOGUE TYRE
SALIS I. SIRYICI CINTll -
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WI ALSO STOCK ALL ORUilNAL
PACTORT 19UIPMINT TIRES.
s39'~h
INCLUDIN• MOUNTIN .. IAU.NCIN• & llCIU TAI • FREE PICKUP AND DWYERY
---·· ------· 'UllllC•n ~ Used Cara 9900 UHd C1rt 9'00
-CONTINENTAL ---'IC UNCQUf Cont., low
milU. very dean. $1795.
71Ai: ~104 Palm DelUl
'i5 COfttbint&t, eOOd con-dilJOn. Fllll .........
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.AIN:ond.. stereo-tape; xlnt
cond. S2800 644-2867
1107 Goldenrod, C.D.M.
'M CONT. full pwr lthr int, u "'"aY 5-'!ats, nrn. pvt
ply. S<&-'343
'67 LINCOLN, 23,000 Ml Rtd
with black vinyl top. Loaded sm> cash 673-5180
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CORVAIR
'62 f\tONZA, 4 spffd, 1
owner. Beautlf1llly maln-
lalned .....m!
CORVETIE
'67 CORVETl'E, BursundJ
427, low mileage, xlnt a:md.
Sacriflct. 548-8522
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ORDER YOUR 1969 CADILLAC NOW!
LEASE DIRECT • FAST DELIVERY
FAST SERVICE
LARGEST SELECTfON ' ' . ~ '
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CADILLACS IN ORANGE COUNTY
1968
Sedan
De Ville
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Sedan DekVille
1966' CADILLAC ,
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Th• ,.,.,1,, 1'4111 DtYlllt. "11!1h.I kt .. ,... fe8' '*"""' with .,,+q. , Int 1,w to1fh1t 11111 1l1lk 1mr1_.,. He• -.n fk: ,.,_.., Oftlll•c l~x.,., f,, .. ,., l111IHl11t , ... , 1t.trl11f, ,,.., tMoelrlt}.. '-"'" ·""'"'•••· ,,...,
Nth, 1111111 11okh11 r141e •M If ••tr,M C.411'ff 'f.et• tit .. ndltlonliit . .. f712J) , . ..,. .. ,
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• h1t.rf1t ••• •'"'"' ell tf tM 4,1 ... ......,,. fMt CHIH•c. 11 f1mo111 fer
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Ttii1 lo,1ly $1d111 D1Vlll1 ht1 ell po,11111 power 1i1i1h l11cl11.!l111 pew1r .t11rint, 1ow1r ~rake ..
''war wintlow1, pow1r t11t ond Ctdtlla1't ft rr\out l11tory 1lr co11.lltl111l119. Thl1 IM111tHul 1vt ..
"111.111 hit M111 Yl ry c1rof11lt., .ld¥111 111d 1how1 only t ht fi1111f 1f ctr• "y lt'1 pr1Ylt111 ow111re.
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Alt1 k11 C..111110 f.11t1'Y t lr Mll4Mttlf .... 'Ytt N1t chi•• tlll1 -·
IJlHIUI $888
SALi PRICE
1967 RIVIRA '3999 Cjr111 Sport. U.oly mltll\Jtht """' ....,,., wlth ltf1,• 111 Yi11yl l11t1rl1r'o
H11 ,...., 1tt.ri11f, ,._, litt ... , er wh1il1wt. tllt 1t11ri11t wllfff,
•P••ltl hlth ffyl• ••1 Sp-rt wt.fftt of c1111t1• fttlory •Ir co11clltlM• '
1111. Till1 1ul1m•"ll• 1hew1 th1 { ef ,.,.. ltf it'1 prtYl1111 owHI'.
SALES DEPARTMENT OPEN M•d ... _ ITSD "" I •
8:30 A.M. to 9:00 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SALE ICED
9:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. SATURDAY ""d SUNDAY _'·
SALE PRICES IFFECTIVE THROUGH TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1969 , '" ''-'
Your Fa~t~~~ Authorized Cadillac Dealer h4 1The Orange CalJlilst Ha~r Area
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NABERS CADILLAC
2600 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa
540-9100
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IJ1ed Cart 9900 Used C1r1 9'00 Uood C1rs 9'00
MERCURY
-PLYMOUTH UtM can ffOO UMll ca.. '90Q
SAut $.1.::000.::.:.:,QO~~l""',ltl.-PL:--YM--:OOVTH:::--, ,-. 1-:";-, n, __ IA_M_ILl_I_, --------CORVETTE FORD
'62 CORVETTE
Black beauty! Muat '"' to
appreciate. LocfJ. car. $30
cuh dt'lt, dlr, er Y.ill take
Jorelan car in trade. Call
alter 10, L.B. QOB223.
4~9773 01' 54S-0634.
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'63 FORD '6a COLONY PARK
G1laxl1 H1rdtop Station Wagon; blue with
ft wacon . J;xcellent1';"'
='.w ="'~ '1.'.: 1967 UMIUR SST:
N. 8.
Brand New lfft
PLYMOUTH YIP
'68 CORVETTE <"OnV, lilt1
blue, u new, orig-ownrr,
AM-FM. autom, pwr strg
I. brakes, elec windows,
·new ttret. Immaculate $MOO
494-MB!
While exterior, pl1&1b tur-matcbhW viz1¥1 lnttor, In xlnl
quolse bucket seata, fad dlr cond.; air • cond., auto. PONTIAC air. $30 cash dell, will fine tranL; pc™oer brakes. 1tttr-2 Door hardtop. l'uJl,y equlpp.
pr-1t. prty. Pytnta $29.85. LB. ln1 &. rear window; radio, t!d with llaht packq:e, A.Al· --------
ATB 798. 4~9713 0 r heater; good w/w tire•; CUI-n t mlltlplex radio, torque-''5 PONTIAC ~ tom foam • !Wed naua:t'Jt¥de fil te traNmiuton, power GTO Conv•rtlble
p&c1 ro d Ir (ideal for stetrlng, power brakn, IUf'I! ~ l>laa, bucket •ta. pwr
E '66 ~I 0RD8 chlldrern re:he: traveUna;.) crtP duterentlaJ, 383 cu. In. ctra:. dlr, auto, car in excel·
cono lne UI ,69 Licented. Id<!al fam ily erwfne, Unttd 1lu1, air con. lent ahape. $50 CUh dels.
Windows a.Ii way around, 3 car, ra.irly prieflt at $995. d!Honlng, power 1eat, power or older car in trade. Will
Mali, radio, heater, dlr, 642-3589 Aft. 7 PM. windows, Wt 1tee~ wheel, tine prvt p&'Cy. LB NRC -
Rebel coupe. VI, automatic;
f&ctorY alr c:ondl~ pow.
er 1teeriJW, JlOWU' ~
ncUo, heater, w,hlte llde'w
tft1. Extremett lbup. (Sl:f
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$1795 .
ATLAS auto, excellent condition. Ra-----·-vlll)'I roo~ white wall tlrea. *"9'173 or 54.S-Ol34. .
dlttl ""'· ISO Cuh ..... " MUSTANG PP'l3G9Dl!Cl389 1962 PONTIAC aoru;;;ru. I QIRYSLEJl.PLYMOlml -COUGAR -W.e !rad<. LB SVE '°'Call Wll S5009,1S dr, ""' str/brakn, ,MJ, 2919 llU>or Blvd-
roRO Exec, ttUred, movini ·~= ~~· ~ Suptr van. ·~:,i~:i· ::':a~~~~ NOW $4009.25 alr<ond, $100. '*"1230 °*" o'::~·m lo,.~·
to Denwr will sell ptrsonal Auto-302 V-8. m ml. $l!IOO. warr. like new ~7877, att. ~ ror::;• ~lyorre-.,: NEW 'Ill Rambler. i"iiii awl
car. '88 Men::ury Coupr, M&.-16114 -' pm_call 962--_9566. ATLAS ' ' ' c:mnpW., s:i>c3 + tax and red, 2 dr. w/whlte puch-oUet. Call 918-6230. 'lie , .
m'"t Int Pwnl wllh •UP'• "8 WOODY, '1"1 """· Soll OLDSMOllLE 'II PONTIAC GTO, Cito' • :m V-.! q . Fu111 """ppid tr~";'~ cond. Pick QIR~~=~unt wrtlble, all ........ , ¥,fX! . ~' .
·1nc1, pwr '"'· P"' brkl. ,.,•· • ' dr llllumtnv ~ -.;,. _ 1flllll, l'lfOD, 113-";1' . · • .~ cond, ...... _ m -roRD hlrlw, ' • JUUlll ~ --• POtmAC <ffllll PJlr.
whll ece. Orie· -·-r a )I, Good aoodlflio. IQ. ()pan 'ID It p.... . II.IOI , iof. J>wr. ·-· -ci ... ~~ _.... ......
P!SO· Cull '°"" -· m-1523 .-~........ SAUIS & llRVICI . 1967 p(VUlllllll lllao. ..-,-. --;o.9
-• . 19&9 FORD S<atlott w....,. 'OlDSMOlll! ,1rM11n •• i'ilitllllffi iii 1111.
1111 OOOGAll, oY'l' •"'· W. ~~·.:~ ~ drtw rur. m I~-· W, , -. I• llr. -..:==='41=-===;J~ ""'' 11r '°"" PIS, ..,.. 11i10 -Bhd. ~-~ •·~ -•· """ -All /nl.W /O,_Wli' Colla-• •·--__ , -_,_ •. _r.._-.. __ _
""'m-ml.mU&I.... MDCURY -u11t1c...1MN111 di~--.,.,_. --.. -M-.-11-1--STUDPAm 1. m.....-m..2211 or &. white Pit nit tans. 1-----.....,,-,.--1 ·es OLllS 18 2 Dr HT !TNBal l!U STUD11. ·c•··· m.2241 1llO MERCURY. Xlllt cond. °"""'1 owner. ~ •: . $1195 .... m'd. w/lt31 Fm! M '68 COUGAR 1 ....,.,_ szo. MUJt ..u .... ,, otr.r. Alt •. "' l\All11LZ11 ·-op111 whbonl. -roar ~3 alt 3:11 p.m. ta-l7l2 Xlnt lhape '800 Cit a.t end, 2-lO" ma.a. tint' ortc. =~i:f:' C:::J:. '66 MERCURY ilmiewl,)', '67 OLDS 442 red 2 dr Hrdtp ATLAS ' offtr. 50-DI aft 9 'I' HaiUbrand fMD. It r .
'2800-H. Stotts MUl8L ri..r·~·· -Int, P/S. .int condi l.own, j __ _:__, IUIJllr"-..tlllN ii ~ ... ti.:.•,1!'.
,Ew:s. 112-711111 · ¥II@. 5.1MI07 an\YUll-PLYMWTH -Tito DAll.Y Pl1Dt .~ -~·-
'II d51Jo.,ut XR7 allO mllol II Your Ad In -.......... , ilC 1-ltl Cut!MI c..rmt.' lD lll1W BMl-Qlili:ft>I • -.,.. '--' w .... :
Prl«d 6li-hnmed ...,, c.11 s.m...,. wn1 bl Jooldtt& 1a1 Good """"' .int -. d<l1 Colla -5'1-Ulf -· -a -. ~ '-· !!!!: m-111Clf -<19T-l.S6,1 ILOta&-.~ 6*88Tl..eves673-6092 Open 'tUlOp.m. tMtWlll ,", D.\lLYPILO'l'WANi'ilbli
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Wf<llWSdar, F\......, 19, 1969 . l ' '
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. . OVER 60 •RAND · N~ . Fl~.BIRbS 'ON HAHP AND. R.EAPY ro · GO • • •
---------TODAY! SPRINTS, 400'S~ . 350'S ••• YOU NAME IT. HERE' ARE BUT A FEW:
...... ~ . . . . . -. .
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hnptlt S.S. VI, t11tof1'1tti'c, power lfttrinf, '$17· 7 7
11dio. heater, WSW, .vinyl fop. ·26,475 mri,,. ! NdYSll I
,6~ •. ~~~~.~.~~.~.~?. ..... I $2611
• r1dio, keet.r; WSW,•fectory 11r vinyl top.. · •..
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'66 VOl;KSWAG~
C1mp1r 1Jq11ipp1d, r1dio, h11l1r, 4 1p11d,
39,61~ 1111!11. !SlcD 2711
,6~;!.~~,!!~~ ... , ........ ;,· I $1.. . 311 & br1kt1, , .. ~io, ft11t1r,'f1ctory, 1if, WSW, ·
pow•r windo.,,, bl1clt 1"1!.bl1clt hp.
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BRANQ NEW '69 FIREBIRD
V11'dofo ••-ut.rlor, eu~mllllc tr1n1mluion,( pvsl>-. button r-s:i1o, dtluxe Whffl c111a, EZI oi.u, head r•
i1T1lnts. "'"'' ovil White 11dt will tire. .51rl1I n11mbtr mmuo1a11 ·
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$2969.74
'BRAND NEW 'ff FIREBIRD 350
d,,,_ ivory w/dark blut cordcMo totl &. bll/9 Interior.
TurbcMlyd,,rnatlc, 1Mf'to nMfi., .. llilXt Mlls, db<. '&lllffl colltra, dlx. slet1rlnf whtel, R .. lr O wh.els, contote,
PQWer 1!Mrl1111, dblt0 lll'"lke, frwol . head r esl3, EZI
11111,, red 11"9 llrll, frv11t floor meh, etc, el<. S1rlel number :l2lJ7Yt.112'16._ Otfkl9l •tlCllff-prk;t $0!2.ll
S;i496·~~3
lillAND NEW '69 FIREBIRC
BHulllul C1rous.I 11t• equlptd wlltt sPK!il ptlnt,
8 -71ht1' tld lint !lrts, dtllllll whMI Cll"tn-tltluu 11..,ino Wl1"1, wt.ff! openlll!I rnould~, Cu.tom ll'llltl trim plllfel, Serie! Humber 22l37'L601'1!
$2784.46 . ,.
THE JYDGI IS HE~E! THE 'TOUGHEST CHO OF THEM ALLI
SERVICE DEn. OPEN . 7:30 a.m.
EACH & EVERY "CARVER°CARE·CAR'~ CAiRIES TO · 6r30 p.m., MONQAY THRU FRIDAY
OUIJ 109°/o, WA"RANTY ON MECH/ P'~TS · ... ..,.--~~ ...... ~-~====~
·~··977 '6~.!;~~1~,~~-~"moti<. '""" I $10·7 7 ,.. ''O~:!~~~~~~~." ::f.:;'
1fetring.brak•1-wlndow•·Sttf, f1ctory tir ieah, ISVY 9411
conditionin9. IULF10ll .,---:,...,-,,-::--=-::-::=:=-:C-::C::-::~==!:;:=;:=::;=:=:;=:==;
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'66 VALIANT V-200 '63 VOLKSWAGEN
,leMan1 2·Dr. H.T, VI, hydremetic, pow.er
1teeripg, redio, heeler, w1w, feclory eir.
IV.H 6141.
'•7· &;E MANS
2 Door h•ultOp. Va; hydr1m1tic, pow•r
1t11r. & br1lt•1, rtdio, h•1t•r, WSW, fie,
1ir, vinyl roof, 23,497 mil11. (UWW 291}
'67 BONNEVILLE
2 door h1 rdtop; Hydr1m1tic, pow1r 1!11r·
in9-br1k11. r1dio, h11t1r, WSW. 2-4.11•
mil11. {UKD 225 l
$2777
. , '4 Dr. p••••llgtr w1g~n. VI, e11tom•tic,
power 1t1ttin9, r1iliiD, ht1f1r,' WSW;.
• 22,174-milti. ITIX l~tJ .
'66 PLYMOUTH
Fury II f p111. w•9011. VI. torqu1fli11,
pow1r 1!11rin9, r1dio, h11!1r, f1clory 1ir.
ISSU· 1 Ill
'66 PONTIAC GTO I
Sport Co.,p•. YI, 4 1p11d, pow1r 1!11r-
in9, t1dio, h11ttr, WSW, vi11yl.+op. CSSH-
Z71l
·~68 PONTl•C GJO,
2 Dr. v·a, hydr1mttie, pow•r 1t11ri119,
rtdio, h11t1r, WSW, f1etory t ir. CWlC-
0671
$1877 ' . ,
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