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. SAT\!~AY, FE_BRl:IARY 22, · 1969
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Nixon Packs
For Europe
/l'rip Sunday
WASlllNGTON (AP) -P...iilm Nix·
oo P~-loJIQl..lllo fin! .... taocbes
Cll lwlf.,q~· --16.Cl>l!lms _.._,Ml . • •i.! ' I ' · ~T . .ilQ,.,..,.-llliml.lof blS .-.Em.,..., trip
that MIHa Blmda7. · • .
The hit....._ deal lrith-.l!IO lllllloo-
al debl c.run, lllld Pool Offiee changes
and will lie -1 t·o,CapltoHllD aomdime
am week, while NJxon ix ~d.
T h"e, pr¢del>Ual jet, AlrFcne One,
tater Off early Sunday moniJn1 fo!' Bru,s.;
ae1f, firllt atop In Nb:oo" Initial vtnluro
In pen.. dlplomacy.
11111-.ry 'lrlll<take. blm from Bru>-
aeix lo Landaa,·Benn, West Berlin, Rome,
Paril and back to Rome for a Vatican
City rislt with Pope PauJ·vt
Nixon and his top aides were pre-
ltnkd Friday with a last-minute SUI"'
priJe ilevelopment !bet will likely prompt
dixcul&lllllll •! the firs! stop.
Fn!nch Praldent· CharleS de. Gaun.
ll!pomd!J saggemd to the British am-
busadcr in Par.ii that the Common Mar·
ket and eventually the North Atlantic
Truly Orpnb:atlon be replaced by a
four • nation · din:ctar•te comprised of En&J•nd, France, West Germany and
Italy. ·
There was no immediate reaction from
the White House to the plan, rejacted
by Great Britain. But the suggestion, coming on the eve
ft Nixon's departure, aJ)peared to pose I potenUal thn!at to a main P"'•ldenUal
pl! of thorlng up the saglng Western
alliance. Both NATO and the Common Market
are heldquarlmd In Brussela.
Heavy Snow Hits
Silverado; Rain
Falls in County
Floockavaged snverado Canyon faced
I new pllgue today U lllOW began fill· lnr Ille Friday evening; cutting vis~ bdlV ~ IO feet, with more than 4 Inches '""erlnl tlie-aru by early morning •.
'lbe orihge Coonfy Sllerlfl's 'Depart-
rn~ reported conaiderable mow on &be Ortea• Highway, 11 miles east of San
Jaon CaRislrauo. · 'Wtth the weithtl" bureau forecuting eOlder tt:ni.peraturt!, most JD0W1taln.
&IOli <JI the county could apect m<n! ..... durlnc the day. The real <JI the county was faced with
aoolher . Wit lllld drury weettnd , aa
mott roll fell dllrllll' the ' llilbl. Frida)'
alMI carty loda,, "1th· 100n! expected.
Fancolls pr<dkl be•"Y rain showm -.,ntpt '
)'olko ~II lhrouiJloul Ille COUDl1 nJ)orlod lnl01 ratn-c.qaed traf·
fie ... ~ -·<JI a mloo<_na(mo.. la Loi Anle)a an apeml•• ho a t"e ........ kinl the ....... Ylctlm of • Cl'Ull1"
blinf htllllde, .... -Frlclq
u """' rain bit -....... • Po orclen from dty olllclalJ, workmen
pulled don the ,leolerlnc houle, which
btllf .-dollng of the PICllfc Ooost
HtchwtY le feet below •ml'cruted tral• na•Jamst • ~
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MISS COLLACOTI AND FIUENDS GRIN;:EMIAACE«iTSIDE COURT
THnl -,., Ch ll1t'Oul Ol'.Joi1;.~~ in Picket Lino .
14 -Teens for Christ ~Win
Freedom Without -Bail ·
By AllTllUR R. VINSEL
fil .. Dlllr "" ttlfl'
Robbery of marljuaoa arnats befOn!
three defmdanta--were Born Again -·t
count Friday, u 14 rejoidbg TeeDI for
Chrixt cnuaden waited Olli <JI : court
In Colla MeA, ir.ed wlthoat baU pending
their trial.
Deputy Publlc Defender .James. Lang
won releue of I!" : l'.91!\H oced· 11 to_
22 Oft . their 0Wn ~I but , ff
WU plaln that Judce Calvtn P. Schmidt
YOUTH · VERSU S.
EST A.BLISHMENt
GuardCurbs 2,000 UC Protesters
China May Free
~ ~-Ca,Ptured
BQaters March 3
A Laguna eBach u:ecutive and 14 ot})o
er yachtamen captured by the Commu-
nist Chlneae may be releaaed after the
Chinese lll:nar new year bolldaj s th&t
end March 3.
Simeon Baldwin, 56, of 1359 Cliff
Drive and the others were aboard three
yacht. en route from Hong Kong to Ute
Portucuue !fland'. colony Of Macao. ·
A Horia .Koni gov.ernment. spokesman
uld Friday, "I e:rpeet that the releue
of theae y1chlll!l'I\ will be apeeded aa
tfie 'riialnJanden return to wort after
the lunar ne'!f year holidays."
Other eovemment 1ppkesmen would
not say if they rteelvtd.any new1 of the
detainees. !long KOl1I resldenti w h .
n!tllrneol"Frlday from visits on the matp.
lii>d report;,d the 11 wm being h e I d
In Heung Oiau Villqe, a few mUes
J!orth of Macao. Travelen Aid they
beard the prllanen """.DOI being maJ.
lrealed.
Beach Slaying Suspect
Awaiting, Sanity P~obe
Henry L. Sianez must wait two weeks
befare he_,can. answer cbarln that• bie
savagely cut the ~ of a 'HunUogton
Beach widow lllld much of that Ume
will be spent undergolnf..l!'ycblatrlc ex~
amlnation. •
SJlna:, 25, of 312 (]ay St;;-Himllngt0n
Beach, appeared Friday In Superior
Court to face charges of murder,
posseaalon of a sawed-off ahotgun _and
auto thell lie mllll .-.turn to court
March .I . for.' bearlllfl .. of ·, motion • to.
dlamlu'the char1ea·ml opfn '"''~ r for , ....... "' -npqr1a to be filad bt' J?r. ~ihf Ahdmait. the Colla Ill... poyeldatrixt.
Appearing wl!h Silpel· bOfore Jllllg&
-Gonina'w11EdwmlR.
!Wir•ve., "it of 17111 -· Liiie,. Hun~ Buch, $iw(-eQrWaQ 00,
a cor41oilli11,J!""'~ that ID II!' ~.ended . ,
. , . 2 P·ar~els Make· Split
· 'Dual}Ci,!~n': 1#.arns l~PQ~nce o.t '4~
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:St.udenl~~lan ~Rally Mo .rl4-r Jn Firii;igs
quartered al UO • .Mlln St.. lllmllqton · ·
Beach, Ill the·~Up(.CJub.0 -·~--·-·
" 'Bappy' bad..• ,pr'lll*:Y .:ii.. .cliy:..;
you wer11bulled·-700'.d be ;fleased ~·
0.JL,".•Mlil -~· 11ugg1.,--.,.1, . tW.fliii-..WaM ~'tbe 1tt cs.den~··~ •,ill.'~ 'Njill'"d under 1n1 , " .... -. .._tt\Mn~-lo,J!""Tuesday, ' he _, 1>elleft II ana ho wu 0t1
a ""irillltr all day(' lllJ. Berg-.
Jltio ~ members cl the rdlilou• or1;;ii i]!n are~,_ ao 1!1ii •
"'!V-·tmoqe Jn -'!' -ii!lth~ . -'-•Uhe.GoldeoWlll~ ~:·
'jll Huntington Beach.
-!lie last roundup. ..,._ .. 4' -~ C~DRAG.1 • -~ of the motion by thdr. la:·
moaey.f.in&nced defense counsel cam
lat• in tbe day, after traffic vl~tors
and a finance company-versus-carWash
plant suit drlllfed on the calendar.
Only the flipping of Bible pages and
whispered chapter and verse numbeN
coulti be heard in the audlenct!, but
one youth spoke up during a recess
lo try and lead a newspaper reporter
1n the front pew to Jeswi.
Belore the release moUon, a woman
traffic vlolater approached the bench
with her litUe boy, who c.Wtched a book
ol Scripblre for comrart and UIW'&nce.
thrust on him by a Teen for Chrill
Oaward marched the seated Christian
1oldiers,
.. For tho.se of .you who are friends ,,Dd relaUves of •the peOple we are about
19 bring In, I want to warn that ii
:is llllgal ·to communicate with them,"
'Warned the bailiff, Marshall David L.
Wilken-0n.
TUSTIN'$ GRANDMA GONZALEZ HITS THE BOOKS
At 52, Straight A's at Saddleback College
• "All right, .Mr. Lang," said Judge
Scbmidt after the four girls first, lhen
'the 10 ~ 'inale de!end..U took
their iotU.
' Dart-haired Buzzie Collacott. 19, nieee
·of Weatmiruiter Police Chief Conner
a Topper
~,.lllllled radianUy 'at the cwrl · Gr' nJ. R l St d t t H t 'fni!i'~~~Ja l!!e.~·!-: _ _ ""'7~-·r·'h-=Jl:la ~ f!.U . u en a ear . .~ = ~'~RLL'"-· Concernfng 'her t•on•er'•cotrdk\Jes, ~ + 1. ~-out;Olit. cb9i~!. Q ?? .... ...,---Mfi:"tOifZik!Z said:""tbef icetp("ine ·r A dalil\!d '°· ~,"°!"I jlljai~~e :s shiny bright ~d· and I accept them. Kids aren't that
I == r=iti)O . --!.'!!' ~~1lad IJ!Uch different. OOW·a-days. The-y~re just
.. I I ,.·.,_,of ~·~~·~ abotit'tllesamtiasthey'Vealwil)ribeen." ;.., .ilifJri!!'~~es. · •=::-:·:,-bive, """" the young"iehool s · Last seni.st.<'s COlll'SeS Included two
· "Have· 7'!11 ~· ihla with the bert, lludent ~d turn out lo be a psychology classes, a sociology clu! and '-"'>~?" esked Judge Schmidt. Ii-year old IJ'anW,tgther. . a course in polilical sctence. ·
· "~ mat&er ,bas been dllCUllt!d ,,Jth . Mn. Dor1s Ci Gonzalez Ol 1~111 This semester, .Mn. GoniaJez Ja ta.king
:the dty 11toroey aod he 11 not oppooed," N""':oocl 1''1k, TusUn, topped the rirst philosophy, anthropology, psychology and
·annrertc1,Llnc1 whobaaically.challengea dean;• list of 93 atudents. She received math, which she referred to 11 the
'the two.penal code and ·one edue1tion . As: in each of her. four courses (14 "clinker in the pile."
·ebarpl against the 18 defend.anta. ~.~) last aemester. She said she's not too sure whether L11'1 .. explained that the four girls . Ive just !'1ways .wanted to go and she'll be on the dean's list again this
involved bad no prior arnst records since my children , are all gi:own and semester.
and some of the 10 male defendants mm1ed I thought Id rat~er go to SChefOI "I think everything is probably easier
had been in police custody, but never t~an .~tay home alone ~1th the cat and for me because these things have been
missed a court appearance dale. bird, Mrs. G-Onzalez s~d. my inte rest all through the years and
"One .of the thiDp we must consider He.r husband ii a ~ar1ne C-Orps Mas~r I've followed them.
·ls wbat. wOuld motivate them to Oee '' . sergeant &tationed at 29 Palms and is "I've got a jump on them In everything
·be -~lilned tO :~judge addliig ~t away during ~ wtek, Mrs. Gonz.alez except the math.
the' ..... three dilftrint Offense~ charged are explained. . 1'1t's new math/' said ·the A· student not of er~ intent _ . -· ~D real problems pr e.s e n led who deftly tread Ult! nuances of
Generally they r:1a1e to bloclinl a thhln.sel\.'es, the cheery Grandmother Philosophers AristoUe, Kant, and Hume.
tr t .t1...'-t1nrr h 1 od !allu laid. "And I'm having to learn ho" to add s ee • ........ t'_.'6 8 IC 00 a re "I've enjoyed every minute. I haven't and subtract all over again," !he con-
to leave when ordered tD do 10 by missed a clus yet 1 she said I d d police. • • c u e,
•BORN AGAIN'
Judge Schmidt then beean 1 verbal
record check on prior offenses featuring
four preachen -0f the Gospel -all
but one with Biblical 111mes -because
there ls no Book of RaJph.
When the roll was called down yonder
Jn the courtroom, It lncluded a number
of 1bou Shalt Nots, from pot-smoking
to robbery and intoxication.
l+What w~re. you ·in custody for,
Lang!ont?" Judie Scbpid! uked ..
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FBI Agent Says Bullets
Struck }Fl( From Front
NEW ORLEANS (UP) -The juiy ·in
the Clay L. Shaw trial has heard an
· FBI firtanns expett testify that at le?Js!
two of threi f.IUUtts fired ln.the assa.ssir' •
atioo of President~Kennedj' came fror
Lhe rear.
Dist. Atty. Jim Garrison has attemp'
ed to prove there was a triangulation t
crossfire resulllng from a conspiracy !
kill Kennedy and that the fatal 5hr came :rom the front.
Shaw ts accused of plotting the mur-
der with Lee Harvey Oswald and David
W. Ferrie. But Shaw is not charged with
the actual k.iWng. He could get one to
Lagunans Ditch
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Date in ··Court . '"' .
·On Pot Charges
Bench warrant.I or $10,(Q) ucb were
Wiled io Sup;erlor Court Frld~ when
four perpooa .aiiisted in a riltl cm a
Laguna 'Beach home !ailed to appear
to aMWer to ctruga charies.
Named In tbe warrant.a -Ordered by
Judge Robert Gardner nre Brian K.
M~. 22, 1nd Helene Marie Miller,
It, botll ol Q , Laguna Cany;n Road,
.George E. Oijpl!ant, 2:1, of ltl 11\ Alesan-
dro, San Clemente and Gordon F.
Johnson, 21, of Long Beach.
AH four ar< cllarged with j>ossasidn
• of marijuana. They Mn. amsted 1&
the Lailma Canyon homo 1111 Jan. t7
In a raid carri<d out by Laguna police,
aherfll'•' depuUta and federal nan:otlca
of1Jccr1.
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20 Ye ars In. Prison oft a giii!ly vote of
only 9 of the 12 male jurors.
'f'!le \Yarren comrniuion held the No,·.
'!2, 11163 mllrder in Canu ·w•s accom·
:illshed Dy Oswald acting alone and fir-
ing from the sixlh floor of a book de-
j<lSi~ory behind and Jbove the prt!!ident· : a I Hmous1ne.
Expert ballistics testimony was given
!he jury Friday by the fifth defense wJt.
ness, Robert A. Frazier, chief of the
rireanns id entification unit of the FBI
laboratory in Washington.
Frazier waa to be called back to the
st.and tOOay, ltill oo direct aamination.
He t _o I d the jW')'. Frklay ldenWic In-
vestigation or the lim oUJine windshield
had established to a ' definite conclusion
a st.ar..Jhape break in tt was caused by
a projeclllt from the' rear.
Fraizer also testified a virtually in·
tact bullet found ort the h~ltal stretcher
of Texas Gov. John B. C-OilbaUy had been
proved by nUcroscopic eiam.inallon to
have come only from)he tuii of Onald
found on lhfl despo.si.~'1 mth floor.
Connally, now in private 1•• practlce
In Boost.on and tcbe11uled · abo to bt a
defense witness, wu wounded 1erloualy
in the Ke.Medy limousine by 1 bullet that
entered his back, went through hi• cheat
and right wrist, and lodged loosely In
his lert thigh, a=rdlng to the Warren r<pm .
The commlssion·concludfld it fell out
ol his lhigh while he was on the !tr~
er.
The state had produced a Oallq mo-
torcycle polk:eman l'ldlng ·10 feet behind
t1* K<11nedy Umowine who lald at the
tlmo of U.. lhot that eqilocled Kennedy'•
head, blood and human Uaaut ltad spai.-
tered backward onto hJ.t helmet and
motorcycle..
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--.D~er;t.eY.I' Court:;,Mar.tial to Set Precedent
·A~ta Ana man, flrll to i:lesert his iabment;.for future east1 of people who
ui\i( .~_lfVittnam aod ntum to. the U;S, leave Vletdm."
ror lf!!O, f-what could ·be a prec.. Army ..,...._ at Fart Dia IN e w
~ COtJrl martlll -t. Jeney) -tl>ll. Arnell· la the nm ~ C. Ariiett, 311, a lp'd:I: 4, II mllltarJ. man to face duertlOn charges cliirgell with de1ertlon with lalentlon lo from Vietnam. The general court mar·
shirt important service. He factt a mu· Ual he will fact ii the most serious fonn
imuni of five years at hard labor if con-of Army trial He bas an Army attorney v~ctf<CL. The court martial is to begin in 1ddllioD to bis two civilian l•'t!Yers.
Mgpd)or or Tuesday. When be retarned to the U.S. Sept. I,
• .;Authartu .. said Arnett, a cook lo Viet· Arnett wu placed in llcbt security at
nam; loft his job Jut February Ud de-Iha ltocbde at Fort Illa. In November aertelf~.tci Sweden v1a tbe Solvet Union; "'he iUpptd a statement out or the atock· ~n Darnell, a "Mount Hopr.1 N;J. ~ qyjna 'the disposition of his case !~ end one of ~·s ·l'!!l, ~ would lllOCt tbe declalOlll of numerous ....,.... -·tho-·· :"11>e•llr• ol11a •. ·-·-·111 .-wilo ·-lo .. l!lnd ·Ud wW lndlcate Iha ezteat.l!l'-turn boml.
He said that American defect.or• . tn
Sweden, including aome who left t be I r
unita in Vietnam, want to return h o me
but fear stUf priJoa term.a •
Arnett tetumed,~ he uid, to see ht J
parents and clear up his status with tbe
military. "I intend t-0 return to Sweden
but I want to go back with an American
pas.sport and without any charges ban&·
ing over my head,'' he said. .
He aald peace groupg he had met ln
Japan had affected hia thinking about
the war. "I am loyal to the United Statel
but I do not want to help my country k1ll
other people just becaule thay dlaqree
with 111/' he aald.
2 Countians From Page 1
Killed • ID
Two Accidents
CITIZENS. • •
bo about aa1essment parcels and pro
rata ahares and taxing enUtlea means
I'll sUll get a tax bW and it will still
be too high and I'll still have trouble
paying for it
.. It 1.s far more in~ to listen
·:,,. -.. _, . ..A .the mu at the ·<i>ualy-eowiel'a • :rotmi mil! ~ ... •Illa ml!H!llil. Orfice and !oDoWini bii ..u..iin( ror
In separate Orange County traffic fatal-why my voting rigbta are given to the
Jtlt!I Friday night, aod the wife of the Saddleback District. He was a gentle
elderly victim suffered a heart attack and patient man, extracting infonnallon
when she learned of his fate. from me much as a doctor would quea·
The corona"'• offke Identified the tlon IOrrteone about childhood diseases he'd had. He took the hlatory, read vlclima u David T. Saglao, IS, of Sonta the gymptoms and gave me the diognos!s.
Ana and l'aul F. llou, 11, of Anabelm. llPL1T IN TWO
Anabelm pollc< U. Dale WllcoI lald
Roel was rumln& acroaa Euclid, IOUth
of the lllOO<lway lnlerudion, when ho
fell in tbe pith of a car. He had been
to a market.
!tit u C-ty Traffic
Dull Toll
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"Doea your bo.ile lie subltl.n:Ually on
one side o! lbe boundary?" he uted.
"No," I answered. "It 1eem1 to just
about lllce the boule riglit In two. The
lot poa!bly lies Ill percent In Saddieback
and to .percent In occ, but the -.
ilaeU la aplit pretty evenly." ..
0 Well, bow aboot the bedrooml?''
"Three of the bedroorm, I'd guess,
are Jn 0CC. but my wife'1 and mine
lies mosl!y in Saddleback."
"That'• preUy important. 'Where you
sleep la • big factor."
!'A~, I.could ,J0ov1 lbe:bed. >nd
1« it lrito the occ <illlrict • -. • "
WHAT'I DOWNBl'AIRS?
"WeD, let'• loot at it another way,"
he aalcL "'lbal'I probably upotaln.
Downallin, where dool Iha kllchen lie and where II the dln!nl area?"
The nner lo th.ii wu not too easy.
For -reuon my· ._bold bu an
abnormal number of clinln& tablta -
three in all. At breatfut, when I'm
hiding behlnd the pap« In the dining
room and the kids are eaUns breakfut
whJle watchinl televilion 1n the den
and my wile la buttering lout at the
kJtchen table, we're likely to be eating
T _ · B lar' In three separate areas. But I just .l.:litguna urg s couldn't ten that 1o 1111 •. frienc1 1n the
• :; !;QUiity counael'a ofllce. EftD JU paUendi! c " : :: : · -: 1111111 have a lil!llii!i'.1diit," Sen\eJiceOJleld=iJp.:. ·."Subllantlalll>.tl wai-bistiinlng to gel · the !<el of lhla lepl jargon by now
mya)f) I'd 117 we do most" of our For Drug Testing eating in Saddlebact," I finally reported.
Sentencing ol a Laguna Buch man
who pleaded guilty Friday lo cbaries
of burglary wu delayed in Superior
Court pending lovMttgaUon of hla poui·
ble addiction to narcotics.
Judae Robert Gardner ordered John
D. Maybluer, 25, a ruident. of tbe Del
Camino Hole(, 1289 S. Coul lllg!lway,
to return to court March 10 for a bearing
-00 doctors reports and his possible
sentenclna.
~laybauer admitted in court Friday
that he burJled the ollicel of the Lquna
Heights Development Co., 1999 Coast
Highway in Laguna Btacb. Charges of
forgery and pouesalon of dan1e.rous
drugs are not now being pursued by
the dillrlcl atlome)''a offico.
Maybauer was earlier ldd.IUonalJy ae-
cused of breatins lnlO Iha -of the Micro Tech Co. Ill Laguna Beach.
Goldwater Fights
Nuclear Treaty
NEW YORK (Al') -Sen. Barry Gold·
water said today the campaign for the
nuclear nonproli{tratlon trtaty -spear-
headed by the White House -is "part o!
the einoUonallsm wtth which the rldiCll
left wouk1 like 10 conduct our foreiiD al·
flln."
The Arlwna Republlc1n and unsuc-
cessful 1914 pmldenUal candidate aaJd
flaUy he would oppoae the treaty In th e
Senate.
Goktllflter11 hJnh attack on the trt1·
ty, which would curb the spread of n ..
clear weapons, wN C'Olltalntd In re.
marts prepared for a apeech to the ez.
cluslte Univenlty Club. .
The speech comes five days btfore
the Senale Armed Service• Committee
ii to hold hearlnr• on mllltary UJ'ICll
of the pact and two.daya allcr lbe Fot·
elp llelaUona Oommlttee wound ap
hearlnia with lodlc1Uon1 " wOll!d ,..
port It favorably to tho floor, poaa!bb'
next week.
PllAcnCAL PURPOSES
"That does it," be said firmly. j'Your
domlclle· II tn· lbe lladdleback Junior
Collep Dlltrict tor all p r a c t I c a 1
(llll1JO!OS. ..
All practical purposes m e a n i n g
everytJUng but taution, I surml&ed.
S.ddleback _may never .know whom
lo blame for abaorblnj my !amity of
four, bet it was either Mr. Gray or
Mr. O'Bannion who decided the issue.
They were plaintiff and defendant in
a 1113 Sutter County appellate deciaion
that made mr aclliJophmlc palace look
like a neat package by comparilon.
"This case," explained the county
coonser1 office, "involved a ranch that
• straddled two dbtricta. The: 'ranch hands
bunked in one district IJ'ld ate in another.
The cOOrt had • devU of • lhne trying
to find out which diltrlcl lbel' ' could
vote in. Ultimately tt came to where
they spent the majority of their lime
and, .-moll people do more a!loplng
than a!J1lhlnl else, tbe baokbn.ale
tllabl1-the Wllq rilJ>ll.
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"Of <illllle;.'lllB normal -.,n In
c11ea where properly II split rJsbt dOwn
the middle' IS to dete.rmtne· ftrst where
the head of the household aleeps. If
there is some question about that -
il the bed straddles lbe line or aometblng
-it would be detmnined by where
be eata."
All kinds of hypotheJtJ came to my
mind: Whal ii l ·moved Into the kids'
bedroom! Whal ii I ate braatfllt at one table In ..,. dlltrlct and dinner
at another table In the other diltrlcl I
But I naJly haven\ Iha lime to aet
the ..... of x.evu -u • hallmark caae In Callfornla juriaprudonce, ao I
thousbt I'd let the matter lland. Al
leul I bow wi-I vote and when I
{IObl) Jll,f lull.
Mr. Ent<-., my friend In the
county counoel'• olllce, 11 obvlouaty fond
of boundary -lie volunllmd that he view• .. clualc Iha aituallon
that atoll during ""'1>1!1111an Ill the llale
of Maine.
Tbert, on the Maine-Canadian bcrdtr,
saloons were built alraddllng the bowl-
d~.ry. Bartenders and boo:te were kepl:
-legally -on the Canadian side and
the customers stood on the American
side. By darting their hands across the
border, snagging a drink and gulping
it quickJy, the hard-drinking New
England aet w111ble to polish off copiOOI
quantities of Canadian whiskey almost,
if oot entirely, within legal bounds.
Unlels the Saddleback board of
truatees inherits some extraordinary
Jegal powers, I won't have to worry
about my house being split wet and
dry. Mine is more of a problem of·
divided loyalty.
And if someone can put together what
that invisible boundary line has sundered,
he'll get a cheer and a toast lroru
me.
From the OCC side. That's where
the bar is.
4 Plead Guilty
To ~ser· charge
: In Gun Battle
Four men involved in a Westminlttr
gun batUe fn which a Huntington Beach
man died pleaded guilty to reduced
charges Friday In Superior Court.
Judge Robert Gardner accepted pleaJ
of usauJt with a deadly weapon and
set March 13 u the date on wblch
he will 8elltence George G. Brookins,
23, of Fullerton ; Ru5sell W. McGrew,
19_. of La Habra and Donald D. Lincoln,
22, and Richard A. Lincoln, 2~, both
of 13730 Via Del Palma, Whittler.
The four race a possible sentence or
up to 10 years in :itate prison. _
. ')'h§y were-arroted 1111 oeo: lO alter
a gun battle oiitside 'th< hiime o! Everett
L. Pittman, 24, at< 7881 1'ruk Ave.,
Westminster. Pittman ia known to have
fired the shot that killed Albert Shirley,
20, of U4 Huntington St., Huntington
Beach bul has been cleared on the
grounds that he fired lo sell defenae.
Police said the Uncoln brothers,
Shirley, McGrew, Brookins and Gary
M. Ingram, 19, -0f Orange began firinc
into the Pittman borne after a dispute
Jn which it wu claimed that PJttman
bad stolen a suitcase full of narcotics
from Shirley's apartmenL
Fillman. trapped inside the home with
his younger brother, Jim, and another·
man, rtturned the fire . Officers believe
he fired the shot that struck Shirley
in the chest.
The five surviving assailants were
charged with kldnaplng followin& the
complaint of Ronaid Smlth, JI, of fll
Adams St., lluntlngton Beach, that
Shirley and his companions kidnap!!:!
him, Jim Pitt.man and another in.O
and forced them into his b-Ome at guD.
potnl.
Offic<ra said Smith told them that
ha and hJ.t companlooa were healen by
Shirley'• grnup and forced to take drup
in an attempt to persuade &bent to
rnea! Iha hiding place of a cache el
nartotlca.
Ingram wu aubsequent!y cleared el
the charges.
Polle< halted the gun battle at the
Alta Street rtlldence alter Pittman's
mother phoned to tell them of Iha mass
1ttact on the borne.
Siamese Twin Girls
Separated by Army ~ ..
VUNG TAU, South Vietnam (UPI) -
U.S. Army doctor. Friday IUOC..,,..,
separated Slameae twin glrll wbooe Jiai,.
les """ joined at the liver. A opok•
man Nkl It "poulbl,y" Wll the f1rtt
time surgery or Ila type had been 111<>
cessfuDy performed.
A opokeaman r ... the u.s. Army'• I Medical Brlpde said the oporaUon ,
performed .by a team of IUl'i-al
31th 'Medical EvacuaUon Hoopltal;
Vul\j Tau. 115 miles aoulheut of Sa!goq.
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EDIXION
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I ., lltt~IS
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• 1 ..... .:: .:.3 :: ...
Nixon Packs
1;1· ;·
For Europe
snow_ f!it _s · ,canyoij .
l • ·-• • \
lrip SuJ1day
WASHINGTON (AP) -Pieslden llbc-:·
... pJanned lo pul the flnlohlnj toudi..
m two domestic ..:....qes to-Qmaress
~ nc1 ~ ~· snpar·
llllcma for bbc 11v .... u.a European trip
lhll ~ 'Suodiy: . '
·The two-Alell wit!> !be_
al debt ..run, and ·Poll Olll<o c:bu(9
and Will be -Io capiUJI IDB ICIDelfme nezt weel<·wblle llbcm la alnad.
T k z...,...tit!·jel, Air I"-O!le,
laW ..r.,·~·moruJncl<rllrul
oell, linl otop ln .Naoo'a loitial •m-
in poraon dlplaalacy.
Bii itinerary will -him from Brus-aela lo Loockm, Boan, Weol Berlin, Home,
Paris and back to Rome for a V1Ucan
City mil with ~ Plllll VL . '
Nbcoo ·and ,bJs" .top aldel were pre-
eente4 Friday witi ·a ~ IW'·
prlae devel._t lbal wlJl llkely prompt
-at the !Int llop. , French PreoldePt Charla de Gaulle
rtpor1edly ~ lo 'the'Brltlah am-
beuador In Paril lbal the c.mmon Mar-
ket and eventually tbe North Atlantic
Treaty Orgllilutlon be rtplaced by •
four • nation llJnclorale -prbced of
Enllaod, France, Weol Germany and
Itafy., Tb6e was Do immediate reacUc:n frcm
tile White HOUJO lo the plan, rtjacted
by Groat Britain.
But the suggesti<m, couWig on the eve
of Nbcoo'a departure, appeared lo pooe
a potentW thrtal lo a main presidential "'"1 GI abortDg up the sagging w..i.rn
-1Ii•&ee.
DAILY PILOT 1M1 ,..._
MISS COLLACOTT AND FRIENDS GRIN, EMBRACE OUTSIDE .COURT
Tooi>I for Chrlat Out of J•ll, Bock on Plckol Lin•
14 Teens for Christ Win
Freedom Without Bail
Guard Curbs
Protesters
At ~Berkeley .
IillucEI.EY, Calli..<-"~~· Ab o,u 1
2,000 llrltln( lllidenta and _..
demooalraled at the Untvenlly GI "Call-
fon>ia Friday bul a"'1tlad ~ u
strong lon:e1 ol palloe, ~ patrol-
mell llid the Ns&iial·GiWd aliiod "on
the lllert.
Tbe -cartluJb' stayed on tbe CampllJ 1awna acrou the street
from Unlverally Hall, wbere the ..,..i.
ond Gov. :a.aaJd Reagan were meeting.
Reagao called the guard lo -alter 'I'llunday'a rioting, In which 31 .,.,_
"'" bilwed am1 a arrMed. .• Wblie urllng iim-v!olence, me llecro
leader al the llrlldog Third World Llb-
erailon Front declared the ltrikm were
With tbe toor Gbvlaally In mlad-but
belore tbe Do G-. .,....&o-
piblldy ~ -tbe tie --
fridaJ u bopes --and ---will heed Gearp Wlllllnltoo's ....,...Woo lo ,._,_ a llllDdard lo whkh By ARTllUB R. VINSEL aod relatives of the people we are about prepared lo clel!'"1 tbe enllro unlver-·~ . and ~ _.. .. 1 .. ,. or .. D9lff' Pia.t """ to brine in, I want to warn that it . sity and the atate 19Vermnent to enforce -'""' . -can • .,...... . . ""' willil ,1'un • ,,,... dem ,.;. v!: :~=:.~~t;..:,~· ~~i=,2{• · ~~·-;fliliwn ~.t,. · ~j!i1~. lol4 oewd... ~.;...id
' · .• count l!rlday, u I~ ~"!"8• lor W!!1"'All":'fi,., Mr. •• ~: • ." ~ •J .... :; liillc'e'flrllil ·orGpeuinfll'OU~·
_ Cllrill --. -.ut o1 court -.... ,_~_~_!."! ~. ,,_!'"lw·.~ Red. p .. lnC<illa" .... , llted.w1tllilillballpendjn& Sdnlill illot the four!Jlrls"flrll, ·lben --------_,.., 8 rOm.JSe their trial u..· II ;..M!ninl male dei...wi,ta toot cha-lier ol the Bertelq WllJIWI, Depu~ ~'blie Defender James Lang their 1111ta. · • ''im"t 'iolnc to come up."
•1 TU Dart-haired Bimie Collacott, JI, Di..,. Dr, Cbar0
,_ J, ...... president of the Ca tor f won releue ol the .:JGU!hs ...,i II lo . ~ ~ • ......., . p e .o 22 Oil .their . .... ~. but it of Wt.lmlnster Police Chief Coru>er Ila-uol•eraiiY. IYllem. WU nport..
was plalntbll Judge Colvin P. Schmidt collioeot~ mn1led radlaoUy it the court ed !DUlill propooall lo tbe rqeo!a for
S • • y re!uclaDUy novened bbc poelilon of TIJ<s. from ber aeat in the prllooer'1 l>tt. solvln( Borl<eley troubles and GO nolaJn. UigOll Ill ear Lang °"""" by pointing c.ut that the ing Dr. Hubert Macuse, • --
d•!. •• two of the oe!P'"led Cbrlatilin (See TEENS, Pap I) lllal prof-oo.the Sao Diego campw1.
SAIGON (UPI) -('ammmh!I forces
assaulted a U.S. air but and an infan-
try oulpoll with m'!'lan 11111 Infantry
chargea today, in tbe waning houn of
their Tet bollday truce. llaool bouled
It would atlacl: every U.S. bue this
spring Ind take Saigon from the '.W...
Tbe week-long Communlll truce l>O!"iod
ushered out by the new attacb ended
Ill 7a.m. today. A Sooth Vletnamete fOY·
ernment spokesman aaid red troops vi-
Olated the cease-fire "hundreds" ol times
and tilled II govermrumt aoldlen Ind
~I clrilllm i!ming .that pe1j>d!
U.S. spokesman lalcl they llepl no laDy
GI guenilla lncldenta. In the truce.
· About Iii~ houri before tbe end ol the truce, gutmlla mortar oquadl lllmmed .
'IS roundl inti> the Plwi'ltang Air Base
185 mj]ea northeast of Saigon on the
central coasl Dunqe I<> the jet llgliler·
bomber ba.9e and casualties were term-~ "light." .,!!all .. hour later, m1Utary apl>t ...
men lalcl, IJIOlher Commuollt unll bur~
ej1 30 1J19riar roundl Into a U.S. 10111 Airborne Dlvlalon landing .,,.. near
Pbao Tblel, JOO miles eul GI Saigon. lied
Infantrymen charged tbe lllllalllllon and
bolled throogh the perimeter def..,..
briefly belore being driven off.
U.S. clSUaltles were not lmmedlatel:y
reported.
U.S. commanders In tbe def..,. of Sf.l&oo aenl more than ball a clolen ,.r,.,. of 1151 jet bomben aplnol Ccm-
m"wtl:.t Ct_ctlng areu and 6ue camps rionh oll'!!!'J capital today Ind Friday "lf!il
V'"I ,., WblJe the recenta met lnalde and the
revolntiooar!es bad been ·able lo poll itriken rllllied outalde, about ISO blgb-
·185 ball by Fliilay, loOowiq their mus Ch• M' F way patrolmen, 250 police from nearby arrest Monday wblle pleftllng It twoJU8 .· ay ree cltlea, IOllle Nalional Guard military po.
adjacent ICbool cam-. · lice and ao. Anny. Ioellcopter were lrOUI>
Tbe ,,..;,ainlng 'foar' ali1s and 12 ""' 14 Captured ed at a g1rage oppoelte the.hall -. !Wo with qmvkllona ' for lellmy of. About 3i10 ,other olflcera ,,_ lllalloo-
f..,.. -flDed the jury box u Lane ed at Sprool Hall and other campua cen-
ugued bbc motion '°' ,.1eaae and ••· Boaters March 3 ier .•• ..,. ... of ""'nou. --. plored' the pbllooopby of the ball bond Some live mllel away, an ,eollmaled
sylllem. 1,000 Natlooal · Guardsmen bivouocl;ed
GraoliDJ so-called O.R. releaaes in A Laguoa eBaeh-aeculive ond II oth-at the Amneda Naval Supply DopoL
three -of defendallls,. Judge er yachtali>eo ..ptlnd by the Commu-Police blocked a llde 1treet nezt I<> the
Schmidt brouPt joy to the "Pfbooers ni.!t Chinese may be released after the regents' meeUng room.
facing 31 more days in Orange County Chinese lunar new year holidays that On campus disorder, Gov. Reagan
Jail. end March S. · said, ''Whateve.: it takes, I am 1oin1 to
They rem•irw,4 in cuatody as long Simeon Baldwin, 56, of 1359 Cliff insist that tl*8 who are caualnc-it be
as pouible, 'DOOetbeleu, llnce Public Drive and fie others were aboard three separated from the unlveralty, whether
Defender Lang's ,motion .for nlelse was yachts en route from Hong Kong to the they be faculty or students." '
t.be ·lut to ca:ne cn ·the calendar, 1~ Portuguese Wand colony of Macao. The govtrnor a1Ucized the Berkeley
houn after court convened. A Hong Kong government spokesman adminiatratlon for what he called delays
·~.Sweet Jaus," crooned one long-said Friday, "I.expect that the release in dealing wUh demODJtraUom.
bairtd girl adoringly at tbe lleclJloo. of theae yachlamen will be 1peeded as "BlllelnJab, we'!l be back aut plckeUng the malnlanden return to wort after
tomom1w," declared another bearded the Illlllf ..,, year bolldays." Ex-president Makes
evangelist, whole Tteris for Christ other government spokesmen would
-simulllneOUlly It• 1 e d a not llY ll Ibey received any news of the Rapid Recovery demonstration outside the H a r b 0 r detainees. Hong Kong residents w h o
Dlstrld Judk:ial·Com1 balldlng. returned Friday from visita on the matn-
"'I'llank·the judge ond pralle the Lord," land rtp0!1ed the ta ..,. being be l d
said U~ Dave Ber&. ~ in Hebng Chau Villaie, a few miles
spiritual advt.er lo the aec~ head-.ml! of Macao. T<avelen lalcl they
quartered at 119 Main. SJ., Huotlqlon heard the "'"'-ers ...,. not '-'•• ma!· lleaCI., lj1 !hi Qospel Licllt <;lab-treated. •·--..
u ~ hid 1f .. opbeey tbe 'daY
yoo.,.... blisteil thil'toii'd •ll,e releued
O.R.,!' laid Mr1. Berr, buafoa: OM ol
the frtii!. milalotllrlOI u_.tlle fl delefl-
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UP!) -Former
PrWdeot Harry S. Tnunan, apparently
mating a rapid ~very from a cue
of Intestinal flu, WU switched to I toft
diet today in bit private room at re-
aearcb boopllal Ind medical center.
Qlflclall uld a loll diet "nieanl ml
food" but no raw" fn11tl or vegetablet1.
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Search Resumes
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For Lost Plan~
HAWTHORNE, Nev. CAP) -Forty.
five MJrCb planes mo.vecl over a rt ,DIO
1quare • mile uea today, lootln( lor a
gamblers' apeclal airliner wblch appar·
enUy crashed in a snowatorm Tuaday.
No trace of the Del tiilMailne piano
with 35 waOn. aboard bu h flJWld .
detplle a maatve air 11111 ,,..r llW<h
of tbe lll<JW)' While ~ ·.Jiii the
California-Nevada border.
Tbe aearcb today will ~le
along ·---·-Ha'!· !borne 1111thward. tlimllfi lleikii Illa-'
Uon, Bilbo!>, Lone ~ mt DUth Va).'
ley, offldala aald. ·-
Good vlslblllty WU f-_ .. . ' ., .---.
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Tbe -dum~ Ill~ ihu t.• nfillloo pGuillla of booiiha '1nt4 !be jungled ~try1lde "' Blnh Duoog and PliUoc LOog pnwinces 19 lo .. mllel north of 5'lCo!1 amid allled mil1lary predictlona lliO Comnumiata ,,.,. ~ an Gl-
l!iiflve l!Hre.
' ::.':. aDd fr.I~ rtjoi<' .~ fTIY
1'Wbei It didn't come to pui TliadaJ;
he cod!a!t believe it and be wu on
a -.,. an •r:· 11n. Bers tldded.··
Union Rushing
To Halt New '
Oil kakage
2 Par~els
' YOUTH VERSUS
ESTABLISHMENT
n .. llbar· momben of the .nl1glom
or,..mtion .,. ...,.llJ"b .., tbelr
own rec:oplnnce .In CODDICt\oD wltb a
Dec. I arreol at lbe Goldea Weol College
campoa In Jllmllngton Beich.
It WU DOI the Jiil .....tvp. , HeartnC al; tho. niotioo by their tax
,,_,.itnanoed .def.... couna.i .,. ...
late la ·~ day, -'lrallk;'vlola!Ort
and • -·C!ID~ub
piaot au1r tlr_..., lhe ..qm ..
Ool7 tbe f!lppla(•GI .1¥b\O _., ond
wbbcpored cloapte' U4 ""' llUIDMll
could be beard· .Ill ·Ille ··-· Iiut .... JOlllb .... up .............. .
lo try ..... lead • """""PJlf' reporter inthe-pewloJ-. i. Before lhe'_'_on, , . ..,.....
tralllc -.iollter •-1* the bench
with --boy. wlll> -• -of Scrlptm$for c:omlGrl >and-.
lhnllt on"blm'by a,._ for Cllrilt:
o,;,,ard llWl:bed tLe •ted t:brtlllu
~ldlon. . ••ror thole of you wbo in frf.m
{ • ••
I Stude.nts ··Plan · Rally Monday •• Ill Firings·
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TEENS .... bail.,.. Is ~·to ...... court a-··-""" -...... oUiolfcf Iha -·•Cbltsi"' •'ll!l'"-11 .. !bt lrlll Im-~ ·~ • ~ ~ wjlb Ille ~ ... Jqosdnnklt. ' '•'JM matltr.,.. ~ ~ w1111·
Ille clit ~ II.I ....... not opp-.S.~
........ Lanl.~blt-U,=
tbe two fellll" codi" llill .... ~-~ lllt it"'!!""'~b. .· LW. \ ...... that the ,_ P.11 , 1n~<"'4·:110 prior arnst -aii!(:,;.,. "' .. *.' 10 male <lel-11 i.4."1il ,ln,;pollee ~.bat ..... llli.J!~~-dale.
• "OJle .ol tbe lhlop Wt mm!'_,...,.·
11 '111111.'ln>uld motivate tllem to nee "
"" 9ijlalno11 to the Judie, addlq ~t
Ille tjlrtt dlllerent -dlarlod m not or crliilllll lnliill. • · '
' Geoet~. thly n1aiO to bloCkmr • •
ltreOt, dllrQpllnc • ichool and lllfure
to leave when ordered lo do IO by
police. I
'BOllN AGAIN'
Judie SClmlldl then began a verbal
ncord.cllect .. prior o11-ltablrlng ,.,,. . ,....,. ol Iha ' Gospel .,.. all
'bat .cm wtlb BlbUcaJ UIDll -··-
-11 m -ol Ralph. 1lbe the rol WU c:aJled down ,...ier
lo lbt OW1110oai. H Included a mmber
ol 1!11111 Shalt Noll, from poHmokllW
to ral>liort and -loo. '
!"*·'~·~·1n· CQJtodJ for,
~?'.' Judp Sclanldt uked.
DAILY PILOT ...... 11r llkMnll ~It!' ~··-. " .-·:y_. .Bobor -bat that Was~ I W. Born AiUD," aid ult~ ... ~ bearded lib
Dio1filllie~ . :. •:wW aballi.,..,, Welch!" the judp
TUSTIN'$ GRANDMA GONZALEZ HITS THE BOOKS
Al 52, Strol9ht A'• ot Soddloback Colltt•
~~~, .. ~ ... ol-!; fr" .... belore I WU Boru Apln, a Topper
1,"Mmjt~ tbl Judet ukld. ICIDIW'hl& ~ • ., l!lll'ijuanl, vovr Gi:.andma Real Student at Heart
...... ~vbl'Uld. ~ 1: ' < '· ',• .. ~I ·;..,ia_,
''"Jlbiil . .i...r 8'ne.r.,.7• the ~ • . . • !'! JAY!....,,...!!"" ·~illlillil ?°':° , · ' · . , ' -1,~· ~llbini brJ&hl Sad· '"rwo •llMI r.. t1n1at 1n ;ul>ll<,~ c11 · -~ --open<c1 11a be wl!aed. · new cfoOn 1 "sfptember1 'Wtto could
.1Vn P.llE.lCBING have predlded . that the young school'• ' •lean we bold tbll 1,plut them? ·belt studen~ would tum out to be a l)bvbialr~ -·had a dlimled a . _.,.,..,old.IV-·
lieut,• lllll lbia oQbHc clelender aulpid > ~ ,' DoHa ' (:." G<males of 18111
lb ,...-Iha Scripturtl flnllnncll. Nanrood Park, Tuatln, topped the first
'"°D»ie nature at tbtJr offense · lttm1 dean's list l'.lf 9S students. She received f'rom t11eJr da1re to pmi::11 the !l'l'Ptl," ~ In each of her four. courses (II
tie contlillJicl, -J!.#i 8cbiiitdt ·bid unlll) ~·_.ier. • drderOd all but the ·-wlth :lekny "I've Just......,. wable!I to go and
clfenlil ln tMlr pat ftted without ball. since my children an! all grown and
· Aid they believe they .,. in the married I lhoulllt 1'4 rather 10 to sch<»!
inil ilJal tbe Ilrl. Btrg, lbolr than ,~Y· bonie alqne with the est and • i4Y1oe< · bad Simi hla wwd bin!, MrL GonzalOI said.
tllli weldi, ·Ua\ir.n ud Ahern. would Her bU!band la &Marine CorPI M-r
-11 -"'leant lllationed at 21 Palml Ind " 'llii!rtrtls fiom 1 bod cold _ poetic away. durlnl the week, Mn. Gonzalez 3;.u.,. Aid ..,. COl1plted evaaplllt npll!Dad. who eiuPI 1 blll! wblle In jall _ Judp No real probl<ms pre 1 en t e d
Schmidt lat Clarine at the public tbemselve, the cheery Grandmother
defmleroveralGaenexboL "'!~: J ed ml .•• 1 ha ·1 "W u, 11 Mr Lanifont ,, be . ve en oy every nuK. ven Aid.~ o.R.~ ioo." ' milled a clus yet.,' 1he said.
Concerning her younger colleagues,
Mn. Gonzalez aaid, "they accept me
and J accept them. Kids aren't that
much different now-a-days. They're just
about the same as they've always been."
Last semester's courses included two
psychology classt!, a BOCiology cJau and
a course In political science.
This 11emester, Mn. Gonulez ii taking
philosophy, anthropology, psychology and
math, which she referred to u the
"clinker in the pile.'"·
She said ahe's not too sure whether
she'll be on the dean's lilt •gain this
semester.
"J think everything is probably u.sier
for me because these things have been
my interest all through· the YU{S and
I've followed them.
"I've got a jump on them in everything
except the math.
"It's new math," 11id the A· student
who deftly tread the nuances o[
Philosophers Aristotle, Kant, and Hume.
"And I'm having to team how to add
and subtract all over again," she con·
eluded.
"JilUI Jovel U1 and Jesua loves you
loo," tbe Teens lor CbrlJt opectalora
proclalmad lo utonlBbed courl clerks
u they pRlrtd trlumpbanUy 1mn Ille
courtroom.
FBI Agent Says Bullet,s
.°'!" by .... the prllonen ..... reJeu. I ~ join tllem oolllde, wbeN Ibey
inadt • ~ tumult ud ballehljabl
ud l>iumip .floalad acroa the nearby
Colla Mm Par~ ~ueball diamond.
••CbrlJtilnl 1, Lloas.0," aa1d tomeODe,
.,.intllll to tbe -bolnl.
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Struck JFK From Front
NEW ORLEANS (UP) -The jury in
the Clay I. Shaw trltl bu heard an
FBI fb:earDll expert teolily that at 1 .. st
two of three bulletl fired In the auassin·
aUon of Prealdent Kennedy came from
the rear.
Dbl Ally. Jim Garrl!on bu atl<mpl·
td to prove there wu a triangulation of
croufire rerulUng from a_conspiracy to
kill Kennedy and that the fatal shot
came from the front.
Shaw is aCCllled or plotUn& the mur-
der with Lee Harvey Oswald and David
W. Ferrie. But Shaw is not char1ed with
the actual kilJlnl. lie could get OD• to
Lagunans Ditch
Date in Court
On Pot Charges
Benell WllTll1U of 110,000 esclt wore
lilaod In Superior Court Frkl"l' when
four perton1 arruted in a raid on a
Lqlmo Btach home failed to 1ppear
to wwtr lo dn1" charpa.
Named tn tile Wltl'lntl ordered by
Judp Robert Gardner wen Br1111 K. McA41m1, D, ml Heltr>e Marie Miller, It, bolb ol .,. Lqlmo Canyco Road, GIOiJt t . OlfpKant, 21. ol 111 W. Al...,,_
dro, San Clem<11te arid Gonion F. J-.i, 23, of LOii( Beach. .
All four are chlqed with poueulon
of llllllJuana, 'Ibey wtrt arrested at 1111 ._ Cm\)1)11 home tut Jan. 17
In a rilcl carried oot by t.quna polict, lllttllf'• dtpUlla ud federal narcotlcl omc:en.
20 yea rs in prison on a guilty vote of
only 9 of the 12 male Jurors.
The Warren commi ssion held the Nov.
22, 1963 murder in Dallas was accon1·
plished by Oswald acting alone and fir ·
ing from the sixth floor of a book de·
pository behind anC above the president·
ial limousine.
Expert ballistics testimony was given
the jury Friday by the fifth defense wit·
ness, Robert A. Frazier, chief of the
firearms idenllrlcation unit of the FBI
laboratory in Washington.
Frazier was to be called back to 'the
stand today. sUU on direct ei:amlnatlon.
He 1 o Id the jury Friday IC!entiflc in·
vestigation or the limousine windshield
had established to a definite conclusion
a st!if·shape break in it was caused by
a projectile from the rear.
Fraizer al10 testlfied a virtually In-
tact bullet found on the bolpltal ltretcher
of Texas Gov. John B. Coonally had been
proved by microscopic examination to
have come only from ,tbe gun of Oswald
found on the dea:poaltory'a mtb Door.
CoMally, no" In private law practlce
In Houston and lcbeduled al!o to be a
defense witness, wu wounded terloualJ
in the Kennedy llmouslnt by a bQUet thllt
entered hl1 back, went through hia cbut
and right wrllt. and lodgecf loolely In
hil left thJib, occordln( to the Wl!Ten
repart.
The commlsaion concluded tt fell out
of his thigh while be wu on the stretch-
er.
The state bad produced a Dalla.s mo-
torcycle policeman rldinl 10 feel behln4
the Kenned)-llmoualne who IJ)d 11 the
time of the !hot that exploded Ktnnedy"1
hel<I, blood ud human tllllle hid 11>•~
tered backward ooto his helmet and
motorcycle.
' t11t PfOl!'*d -.1or1um to allow .. n1or lill9'lf&at the ""111e m,.liJ>I. _._ ·o1 _ ..... ad _,..,. •• ·no ot I ti1 111111 1111y .wtaliod a
~ ol llll 1lnlyoully. • mll!lllC wWI tlle -lacUli1
• am,, o! Ille --tbe members "to oon,mc. them that lbq ·~ ol ~ ..,iilr initnictora !er are not belni -, to adlleve our a1m1 · w~ out on' tbetr 11stim becauae of a retroacUve moratorium."
tbiji could not have tlitlr ""° '!.,·" The vigil, leaders' said, will besln 'lllt 11\admll ... plonled a.,meeUnl; ohol1l,y alter a 1.1:11 p.m. rlllY In
tl1f dale and ll!ne · oWI J>011111>11, wllb Gotiway Plua on qmpuo. P'nun tllere
....-ol tbe junior ftclllly, D10ll tbe vlJll&llll wlll wolk to the .-....nor s
ol whk:b liood. la _....,, ol lbolr olllce and becla lbolr Jll<llal.
s ·anta Ana GI in Tro.u·hle
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Deserier'1 C()µ.rt Martial to ".Set Precedent
A 81111a Au man, flril lo dMCI Illa
unll ln ~ ud rtturn 11> the U.S.
for.lilal. 11 ... '!'hit could bl • ...-d~ courtmartl&l .i -~
11:4Wti(C:. -· lO, ·a ~ C.11 ~'wlib ..-wtlh lntonuao to · shlik~iervioe.11t -•1mu.
iri!!m1·tif1,; Jtan at lwdlabar Ucon-
vlcltd. ·no -martial la to beCiD
MQ!ldaJ or 'l'Ueldaf. AUlliotlll• oald Arnet~ a cook In Vlel-
nllll; Jell hla Job 1111 PebnW'y and dt-
aerted lo Swede via the Solvtl Unloo.
-Dornell, • 11-Holly, 1u.
a\IGn<J and ont ol ~·· lwo ~YUllD Jawy,en, oald the cut II "the !Int of Ill
k1Dd and wtll lndlcalo Ille -t ol ,....
2 Countians
Killed in
Two Accidents
A Young man and an older man died
ln atparate Orange C.ounty traffic fatal~
itles Friday night and the wife of the
elderly victim !Uffered a heart attack
when she learned of his fate.
The coroner's office !dentified the
victim.I as David T. Sagiao, 11, of Santa
Ana and Paul F. Ross, 73, of Anahl!.im.
Anaheim police Lt. Dale Wllco1 said
Ross was running across Euclid, south
of the Broadway intersection, when he
fell in the path of a car. He had been
to a market.
CDUJ1ty Traffic
Dead! Toll
t96S u
He wu struck by a car driven by
Linda Carol Bulone, 19, of Anaheim.
She WU not held.
Ll WllCOJ: aaid Rou's 19--year--old wife
heard al.renl or tome.how learned of the
a'ccldent and called police. He said L!lhe
suffered a heart attack when nOt.ined
of the death. She wu placed under the
can of_ the famlly physician, her con-
dition UD(trtain.
In the Santa Ana fatality, Sagiao was
killed in a car driven by hil friend,
Robert P. Melendez, 11, of Santa Ana.
Authorities said the car, traveling at
a hi&h rate of speed, struck a telephone
pole along Euclid at Seventh Street. The
1969 car was still bearing paper plate:s .
Caus~ of the accident ,is yet under
investigation.
Laguna Burglar's
Sentence Held Up
For Drug 1'estirig
Sentenci ng of a Laguna Beach man
who pleaded gultty Friday to charge.!!
or burglary was delayed in Superior
Court pending invesUgation ol his possi·
ble addiction to narcotics.
Judge Robert Gardner ordered John
D. Maybauer, 25. a .resident or the Del
Camino Hotel, 1289 S. Coast Highway.
to return to court Marth 10 for a hearing
on doctors reports and hiJ possible
8Cntencing.
Maybauer admitted in ~urt Friday
that he burgled tbe offices of the Laguna
Heights Development Co., 1991 Coast
Highway in Laguna Beach. Charges of
forgery and poueaslon -of dangerol.l3
drugs an! not now being pursued by
the district attorney's office.
Maybauer waa earlier additionally ac-
cused of brtatina' into the oUJces ol
the Micro Tecb Co. in Laguna Bead!.
Goldwater Fights
Nuclear Treaty
NEW YORK (AP) -Sen. Bury Gold·
water Aid today the campaign ror the
nuclear nonproWeraUon treaty -apear·
headed by the Wblte HoU>e -Ia "put of
the emollooalllln with whlcb the ridlcal
left would Ul!:e to conduct our fore.Ian &f·
fairs."
The: Arl.zona Republican and unsuc-
.....ru! 1911 preaidentlal candidate said
fiallJ be would oppos< the trea17 in t h e
Senate.
Oold..,1ttt'1 harsh attack on the trea·
ty, which would curb the apread of n ..
clear "upona, wu contalntd Jn re·
marts prepared for a 1poecb lo the u ·
elusive University Club.
The speech comes five daya before
the Senal< Armed Servi ... Conunlttee
Is lo hold hurlnp on mlllllry uptCta
o( the pact and two" daya alter tM For·
elp Relalloncl Commlltee wound up
hear1n&a wtth indications ll would re-
port It llVOl"ably to the floor, poulb\y
next week.
He aald that American dlfeotora In
Sweden, includinJ: some who left the i r
unit.a 1n Vietnam, wut to rtturn b om a
but .fear aUff ~terms.
Arnett returned, he said, to aee b i 1
parenta and clear up hil atatwl with the
military. "I laltt>d k return to Sweden
but I want to go back with an American:
passport and wltboul any cbaJ'ges hang•
ing over my head," be said.
Ht said peace group1 he bad met In
Japan had alf•cled bla thinking about
the war. 111 am Joyal to the United Statet
but I do not want to help my country kill
other people just becaUle they disagree
with us," be 1ald. 1
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CITIZEN LEARNS ANSWER. • •
bo about aueument parcels and pro
rata lbarea and tutng eotltles means
I'll lllU pt a tu bill and it wlD still
be too hJih and I'll still have trouble
j>aylng for ll
It ls far more interesUng to llsten
lo the man at the county counsel's
office and following h1a reasoning for
why my voting rights an! given to the
Saddlebahk Df!lrict. He was a gentle
and patient man, extracting information
from me much as a doctor would ques.
tlon someone about childhood diseases
he'd had. He took the history, read
the symptoms and gave me the diagnosis.
SPLIT IN TWO
"Doel your house lie substant ially on
one side of the boondary?" he asked.
"No," I answered . "It seems to just
aboul slice the house right in two . The
lot possibly lies 60 percent in Saddleback
and 40 percent in OCC. Lut the house
itself is split pretty evenly."
"Well, how about the bt:droon1s'."'
''Three or the bedrooms, I'd guess,
are in Occ, but n1y \Viff's and mine
lies mostly in Saddleback."
"That'a pretty important. \.\1herc ')'OU
sleep ii a big factor."
"Actually, I could move the bed and
get it Into the OCC district. . • • " -
WHAT'S DOWN.STAIRS?
"Well, let's look at it another way,"
he said. 0 That's probably upstairs.
Downstairs, where doe1 the kltchtn lie
and where ls the dining area?''
The answer to this was .not too easy.
For some reason my household bu an
abnormal number or dining tables -
three in all. At breakfast. when I'm
hiding behlnd the paper in the dining
room and the kids are eating breakfast
1vhllc watching television in the den
vnd my wife is buttering toast at the
kitchen table, we're llkely .to be eating
in three separate areas. But I just
couldn't tell that to my friend in the
etiunty counsel's office. ~ven hls patience
must have a breaking point.
"Substantially (I was beginning to gel
the feel 9f this legal jatgon· by now
myself ) I'd say we do most' of our
eating in Saddleback," I finally reported .
PRACTICAL PURPOSF.s
"That does it," he sald, firmly. "Your
domicile is in the Saddleback Junior
College District for all p r a c t i c a I
purposes."
All· practical purpoi;es m e a n I n i
everything but taxaUon, I surmised.
Saddleback may never know whom
to blame for ablorblog my family or
four, but it was either Mr. Gray or
Mr. O'Bannion who decided the Issue.
The.y were plaintiff and defendapt in
a 1113 Sutter County appellate decl!ion
that made my L!IChizopbrenic palace look
like a neat package by comparison.
"This cue," explained the county
counsel'• office, "involved. a ranch that
straddled two districts. The ranch ha1JdS
bunked in one di.Btrict and ate in another.
The court had a devil of a time trying
to find out which district they could
vote in. Ultimately it came to where
they spent the m~jority of their time
and, since moat people do more sleeping
than anything else, the bunkhouse
established the voting rights.
5LEEPING PLACE
"Of course, the normal .procedtu't! in
cases where property is split ri&ht down
the middle ii to determine first where
the head of the hoolebold !lee]ll. U
there is· some question about that -
if the bed straddles the line or IODlething
-it would be determined by where
he eats." ·•·
All kind! ol hypotbeles came to my
mind : What If I moved into the kids'
bedroom? What if I ate breakfast at
one table in one diatrict and dinne1'
at another table iti ·the other diatrlct?
But I relnj haven't the time to .et
the name of Keevll down l,a a hallmark
case : in Ca1U'ornla jurisprudence, IO I
thought I'd let the matter stand. At
leul I know where I vote and where I
(sob!) pay tu ...
Mr. Engebretaen, my friend in the
county COUMel's office, ii obviously fond
of boundary decisions. lie volunteer.cl
that ht views as claSsic the 1ltuaUon
that lrooi! during ProhlblUon In the llalAI
of Maine.
There, on the Maine-Canadian border,
saloons were built straddling the boun.
dary. Bartenders and booze were kept
-legally -o~ the Canadian side and
the customers 1tood on the Ariierlcan
side. By darting their hands across the
border, •oagglng a drink and gulping
it quickly, the. hard-drlntlng New
England set was able to poll5b off copJOU!
quanUUes of Canadian Whiskey almost,
if not entirely, within legal bounds.
Unless the Saddleback board of
trustees inherit.a some extraordinary
legal powers, I won't have to worry
about my house beini ~pllt wet and
dry. Mine is mare of a problem of
divided loytlty.
And ii someone can put together what
that lnvlllble boundary llrie bu IU!ldered,
he'll get a cheer and a tout from
me.
From the OCC side. That's wber1
the bar is.
4 Win Reduced Charges.
In HB Killer Shootout . '
Four men invt1lvt!d In a Westmtnater
gun batUe in which a Huntington Beach
man died pleaded (Uilty to reduced
charges Friday in Superior Court.
Judge Robert. Gardner accepted pleu
of assault with a deadly weapon and
set March lS as the date on which
he will sentence Georre G. Brookinl,
23, of Fullerton ; Russell W. McGrew, 11, of ta Habra and Donald D. Lincoln,
21. and JUchard A. Lincoln, 11, both
ol 1!130 Via 1ltl Palma, Wblttler.
The four face a poe:giblt aentence of
up to JO years in state prleon.
They "'"' arrest..i lul Dec. 30 aflet a gun baWe O\llllde the home ol Everett
L. Pittman, Z4, of 7811 'l'rtH Avt.,
W..tmlnslfr. Putman 11 known lo have
fired the !hot tbot ldlled..AJbOn Shirley,
:al, of llC HunUnP>o St., HunlJ"'1on
Beacll bot hu been cleoied on the
grounda that bltllnd In-~-...
PoHce aid the Unooln brolhen,
Shlrley, Mc<lmf, 8-ud Guy
M. 1n....,,, It, of <>ranse bepn firing
Into Ille Plltmn home alter a dbpute
In "hlch It was claimed that Pittman
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had sloten a suit.cue full of nan:otks
from Shirley's apartment. '
PIUman, trapped inslde the home with
his younger brother. Jim, and another
man, returned the fire. Officers believe
he fired , the sbot that struck SblrlQ
in the cheat
the fi ve auniving assailants Wtre
charged with llidnaplng followina Iha
complaint of Ronald Smith, 19, ol 118
Adam• SL, Huntington Beach, that
Shirley and hia companions k.ldnaptd
hJm, Jim Pittman and another men
and forced them into h1s home at pno-
potnt.
Olflctra Aid Smith told them thll
be ud hla ~""' we,. beaten .by
Shlrley'1 l""'P ud fomd to lake dn!O
m an attempt to pmuade them ia
revul the hiding place of a cacht of
narcotic.~
Ingrim WIS ouhltquenU7 cleared of
the charie•· .
Pollcl h!lled the gun ·baUle at iho
Alta Stree.t t!'sldmce after Plttman'1
mothtr phoned to tell them of the ,.. ..
1tt&ck on the home.
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,
\. Fort!!er astronaut' Col. ~ohn
Gler'f\ .. Jla.J agreed to be the .non· , ~er at a nOndinner which-:.will
not be held by the Junior \Vomen's
Club in Medford, Ore. Glenn ac-
cepted the noninvitation wbeD ad·
vised that the club had decided to
sell tickets at $5 per nonplate and
devote all proceeds lo a fund for
retarded children. • A group calling itself SPASM
has invited students and faculty to
a "milk-in" at Wichita State Uni·
versity. SPASM (Society for the
Prevention of Asinine Student
Movements} "will possess and ·
consume 2.0 percent vitamin D
fortified milk" in front of the
campus · 3cti.vitieS center: The
spoOf is a counter-protest to a re-
cent beer "drink-in" by a student
group trying to force a referendum
to permit the sale of beer on the
WSU campus . •
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" l . . The Cleveland, Oh io Public
Library Teceit1ed sevt"ral thous·
aM avffdue books when it
granUd a. one-day amnesty on
fines as , part of a _cente1rnW
ce~b,.ation. "Ths. Creat .CaLeo·
to," which had been due Dack
JOYCE .IS -STUDY IN ·CONCENTRATION SPOONING CHERRIES
at the library since April ~. ·
1924, wa.t returned by a man ~
who 3aid he . found it while I
cleaning out a bookshelf. He .
was spared $280 in accumulated
fin-es. . . ~ . •
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Anah~im .. Machi,n~gunne1'.
' . . . ' .
Cut.s Dowit Fleeing Cong
A Na".)'ffian fro~ Anaheim . helped after deciding the men must die rather
-machinegun · eight VJet Cong guerrillas . than escape.
Monty Peyto~, an·. ex~m~er in swimmi,ng froni a supplY·sm.uggling river . ~ .Chief Aviatidn Boatswain's M a t e
the Tuscon, Anz. driver s license sampan in Vietnam th.is week, after Donald D. McCOwn, 28, of Omaha, Neb.,
buteau, reports that a rancher's credited Garcia with shooting up the
wife came in to have her permit ,. they refused lo sur~ender. boat in the glare of spot lights al . 75
renewed. He says she did . But h'e The ~mman~r ieif a patrol boat "'hose feel. .
took a second look where the test forward guns were gianned by Seaman 1'He triggered, the twin fifties real
said sex. "Ma'm," be said "you Paul Garcia, 21, gave the order to fire fa st," said McCown and the eight-man
\\'rote 'M'. ~Did yi>u,· mean 'that'?" vc crew leaped overboard, as .50 caliber slugs riddled the ·boat loaded wlt11: ex-"Of course.'.' she replied ... " 'i1'1..;.. ··· ... ptosive•, clothing and·mmi.cine.
fq_r_'mare'." . .. _,Pi:!_rkway w,.·_ideru_"ng flfcCown said: the guerrillas Sl'.'am
"liKtaM''lfl!:"'.'b'l.nk or Uie'P.1ui Nal ruVer ·-· :ProJ· eel Given· Okay· 'whfai ·r,-;ootlieiisror saigon·an<r·s1;u
\Vorkmert tearing do\vn· an old refused to surrender arter being orderJ
builaing at Gettysburg (Ga .1 Col· The widening of Crown Valley Parkway to do so fol-four times.
Jege got an unexpected. peek at to six Janes for a distance of 1.5 miles "When they got about 25 yards from
"the good old -days." They found a in the vicinity of the South Coupty Civic shore, it looked like they might escape.
d t · ot book ta' · th ·t "--•er was approved this week by the ~o we took them under fire," said us Y n e con J.n.tng e 1 em-... ,cu~ McCown, adding that none of the eighl
ized expenses of· an unnamed" ~tu-Board of Supervisors. · Survived.
dent. The items included ${i. 751 for 'The. roadway to be widened is between The sampan _ ,,,.hich darkness·hidden
a mo"nth's meals, 20 cents for "a one mite •south of Alicia Parkway and Navy.patrol'boats allowed.to reach mid·
haircut and 50 cents for a necktie. 1,500 feet north of Niguel Road. stream to Jessen chances of escape -
The student regularly contributed Estfmated cost of the project · ls was captured -and its cargo, including
10 or 15 cents· for chur.,::b. $121,&84. rice· and ·antibiotics confiscated.
Meet the People
.Negroes' Man in Capital
By T0~1 BARLEY
Of 111• O.lly l'lllf llrif
James E. "Johnny" Johnson is a fast-
talking, 42-year-old Negro who quic}lly
admits that his appointment to a key
Washington post has produced its share
of detractors among tils race, but 'Who
just as quickly insists that they are
greatly oqlnumbered ~y bis devotees.
Among those devotees is Presjdent
Richard Nixon who wasted no time in
jhe pOst~lection flush of ·victory in nam-
·1ng: Johnson to the U.S. Civil Se,rvi~e
.. Comniisliiion. And glad to see Joh~n
get the vital job, but sorry to lose
his Cabinet member was Gover:oor
-·Ronald ·Reagan, a long-Ume admirer of
the formtr Tustin resident
JOhnson starts work for Nixon Monday.
Aod he makes no secret of the directinn
that civU rights will take if his participa·
lion in Washington debates has anything
&o do with il.
"l believe in a solid civil rights pro-
gram," he said quietly. "And don't read
Into that the fact that I'm solely con·
ttmed with my own race.
·· "I don't mean a civil rights program
for Negroei but a program for
Americans," Johnson said. "ln other
words not for Mexicans or Japanese
or tta'llans or Jews but for Americans
-of all races.
·· "l want to see," he said, "effective
"CCOOOmic progrUM defligned to restore
dignjty and inillaUve to all persons.
That's the fonnula that I'll be taking
with me to Washington."
'lbe ex-Marine also will be taking wi.th
him a built-in anUpathy to welfare pro.
grams ~have, he said, "destroyed
the dlplil,y and. Inilllllve I've jui1 been
lalt:lng about.
-.. Welfare programs CID be effective
,.iy for a very short period. Commit
-MtY man to perpetual welfare. and he
. .ii. loses hil pride, wWinll'ess and
•ability to work."
,,,"Education and inslructiol! and_ U\e
knowledge of how to use the tools lo
..be.. productive can reduct welfare pro-
.arams to a bare minimum," Johnspn
edded. "But give to those same people
linancia1 aid wtth no strings or
responsiblUUes attached and you'mntlnU•
tO'perpetaate wellare and 80\\1 the seeds
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MOVl_N'G TO Y.f.<ISHl~GTON
T.u1tin 's Johnny John1ot1
-
for even more clis!ienl and disorder,"
hf Sflid.
Johnson doesn't hesitate lo lay the
blame for much of that . di sorder and
dissent at the feet of the news media.
"You people glorify" the hoodlwns who
proclaim lhemselves as leaders or the
Negro pe<iple " he said . "
"ll 1 wanted to become known as
an advocate of black wwer and lhe
new savior or my race, I'd let the
press know In advance that 1 was going
to sing and scrtam and shoot and launch
violence," he said. "You 'd come running
with your notebooks and cameras and
Johnny Johnson wbuld be lbe hew leader
o[ the Negro race overnight."
But Johnson just ii quickly admits
that Amel'ica'1 NegroeS ca n only blame
themselves for their rallure to win equal~
ly and a feir share· 'of the American
sun. '"f'oo · many or U!li ha"', doM too
,
little," he says. "Too many of us ha\"c
shown too little spirit and have lacked
that get up and go and persistence
that is the only sure way to eventual
and complete integration."
How far away is "eventrual and com·
plete integration?" ~ohnson. doesn'.t k~ and quickly .says
so. "But . I do fe.e:I that the era of
vlolence and deslnlction is on the
decli.Qe,'' . .be said. .'.'l feel that n1ore
and . more, NegroeS. are beginning lo
realize, as I've always preached, that
·we 're 'only goihg to achieve what \\"e
want to achieve. by quiet and orderly
progresi. by tht patience and persistence
. that were so quickly and cruelly aban·
dohed." '
An invet.era!e . "jogger," Johnson ~·ill
carry with him to Washington the
nickname Sacramento ga\'e him for his
pre-dawn workouts -"Jogging Johnny.·•
The new fad is nothing new to him,
he grtns, he jogged throughout his 21-year
senrlce with the Marines -he saw
combat duty in the South Pacific -
ind hls· student da~· at Santa Ana and
Chapman colleges.
Jogging shouldn't be confined to the
open :atr:· he say~. "U every : Negro
who yearns ror equality and total in·
tegraUon 1\ad juit kepl -jogging alonl?
all ~se ye.us we'd probably hevc it
now. he sakt
And you can jog your ·way to success
in busines.s. Johnson pointed out .. "Wbtn
1 left ;the Marines, J bad three months
in the insurance business," be said. "T
sold mor.e -than .$1 million worth o(
policies . tbanka. to the paUeooe and
persistence. I preach about."
He took that patience and persistence
.with him to sacramento as Gottmor
Reagan's oeW"directof of the, Department
ol Veterans Affairs two years ago and
It paid off to the U:tent that Reagan
relinquished him to NixOl'l with the rueful
comment: "I can't think of anyone.J ·'d
rather keep.".
"Jotmny"~ll soon be doing his jogging
In the v~·or ,the Whll,r Hou se. "'And
ln the clvU rights commission's hearing
room,"· he gri!lfled~ "I've nc\'er been
so determined to do aomethibg that need&
to lbt. done as 1 am right now and
I Intend to succee(t"
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COMES .NOW THE BALANCING ACT-POSITlONING THAT CAKE IN MOTHER'S OVEN
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So what do you do on a rainy
George \Vashington's holiday -
like it was Fri~ay -'"hen you
have the whOJe day off rroin
school?
Well . if you're six-year-old
Joyce Rieck, daughter of Mr.
and !\1rs. Don Rieck of 2525
Orange Ave .• in Costa Mesa, you
might just whip up a George
\Vashington theme cherry cake
tOr' the enjoyment of 'the entire
family._
Ge6tge; ·:mer all," ls"tt~.ar' tb ' . ' lhe hear! and lhe birthday of
Joyce. She was born on his birth·
day anniversary when she came
into the 'vorid. sii-years ago to-
day.
Friday's effort was the first
cake ever for the young blonde,
blue-eyed Morita Vista School
kindergartener. She was careful
v,iith the measures and careful
'vith the fixin's. all as attested
to here on this page through the
lens of DAILY 1'ILOT Stall
photographer Richard· Koehler.
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And aJI 'vas well that ended
·well. ' FINAL'lY, JOYCE HAS .GEORGE'S CHERRY CAKil R£At1Yl'O!t'
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Happy Birth.day; George.
·hi.s a good eye for what'il righ1.
Once she ·knows yoU,.uid b¥ &
feeling for the kind of thiup
you respond to, she can do
sometlting for you th~t hardly 1
Sh Id · 1 d any other..store would do. She Ou a a Y can act as your penonat shop·
per' in the wholesale mark~t,' '
buy Women 's clothe· s ~~.~:~~.~::~:.::.e~:10~
' ' ' whatever shehU i~~nd for
Ill. a man's store?.. yol;n'• tlia•. ,...., u~i~ be•ter
than ~ing inlo a store and'
tryins to 8'=t a half way .ensible
/ grunt out of eome doll eyed
<:ertainly not. will uy to 1he wholesaler, by ule1 chick who don't know
Th.ink how embarra.Hing it telephone. ''Send me a dozen notliiJlA'?
could be to 1hop for a blouse ICAl'VM,· of "'hatever i1 aelling Fib.ally, we do our own al·
among the men'• pajamas. well.'' Or else they merely lerations,iliourowDpremi1e1.
~ell we don't know about you, select from the '11._ff th~ u.Ie .. l'tfo1toftheilinewe~·dothem
but for tome "·omen it would men 1bow them. _ the 1anMfday, if our tailor •hop
.beemharrasaing. 'Not oUr Carol. She doalt.iin't toO 1wampet1 • .'Ana if
That's why 1 run t1'·o 1tore1 1l1e other way aronod. She.goes .you!~ a l~al, and want a
1111der one roof. One man's into t\ie :wbolee.iJe *macUt. al 'ehaige aecOun4 ehaaci:1 are
1tore. One w om a.n' • •lore. leul tl.·ice a moila.li, 1\·ilh"lift-jood we can open one for you
Keep them a little ipart, I al· own ideae of what ehe wa.pll ~e ume. day. 1
\\'•Y• say. to find. None· of that _JllewtoO ~ On yo\lr"Way ou4 if you in•' ~U11 Carol Herrin manages businen for this little girl.· ' slit ;Qn buy\ag 10me pajama5
\\'hat "·e call our Con1eience And by the way, -.-·bat other (Or yodr Old GrOueb, w-Pc
f.r·11er. That'• a slippery way speci81ty 1tore man.a~ pl&. )hrough the arch intO my otlr.ir.
o: .. 1caningWomau'1Shor huyingtWicee~month? . .a,o~ where I ae1J .iaen'1 •p·
"·ithout coming right out and Then ueat, th.ii yGu:ag· ladl ~l •. · : • , -
aayiq: it. • I .. J ack .. ·Bidwen ·· .
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Anyifay, C...01 maybe bu
more penonally devoted cw-
tomen than any other 1ton:
nw1aser in Orange County.
Several reuon1 for that. • . .
Fint, hecauae thia kid i1 int•
qi native, though I . pe11 I
reafly shouldn't call her a kid,
o.hould If Loi. of.oto"' buyen ..
3467 Via uao, Notport Beaeh, 'wbm;jVu t~m off to
' II" to Udo l1le. Drive in betweeltmy,otore and
th,.Lldo Th .. tir to park'-in rMr1 Phone 67~}1).
Cepyrigh& 11'69, Jack Bid.,.II . '. . . ,
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,,. MGnilnl ...nhlp ""'Ice, It Sun<lly, ..,.vices. I ud U 1 re_.,iollve ol BaplW ii:' __
Lin., ·w111 ·1eat.,. the Re•. •.m .• for ~"''' ~ )!Jd·~. E. d Drj .. • .. lL.O__ a..:•:....:.,.,\.. OD a.do II lkMco, • fiw>dq-~-'ol tho _ on · Ve ' 17 LCJl1ll CAlllWI ~ 'lllibW' (Crowi!J, ):d-1 ct.iorii al DeeJloc for proyers ,_ • .., ,._ -~ )lood.. "; 11 rdl ........_ ... I · •· : .,., - -• JllWMr'Plill<r uid D&vtd E Jn cburcb. ,.... _ n c..i. lo eo · Juillar .<boir<lf~ · .llie bllb t:• ..a ...... ·'ftribl.,: •.. · • ·• • '\Giorse .. 'Wllhlll~'lilort 9ri<ii .. ••f ·tlial ·w~ 'lbeRt.Rov.w1111amW111te. ~· to Ilea..,.,• at~ llflW !'!\"'!' ;..l!i·-a>moot doll' II a~: -· .• .. m. ly ltlCBAtil> p t<.qJ. ', llWi any qtjier D1Ml *1· ped "wa. neither UJe ''paraioc) ol on ~.~llhop who was ~ -w..-, u... lnl'tbe I octocl< -· ud .-;;?ilJ'"" • .,. .. ,.,...... '"~'.• ')mqe ·qr-· I "piety" thal11'eellll ~. oltoo,,ln, Was\llll(ton'• com· IJnilon _.,_ pr t.111or 1 'Ille Chibllqule '1't1e le<lure. 111.....,. la. lot Will $100,9'1 mott· a._~~ be. ;. · nor a ~believing cynic.'' ,, Pan1. said he wu nev,cr able
dlon:ll for dllldlm"Jn kJn. !!11~~·.·00.11.,~_'.!°!~ ~~A . ,. C~~al!!\L,~~ .. ,-·"n....;<11 ~ i.. ·ur.MpAJ.. : . dlot asctriallli fllllll 1nytldng
1tallobeldlllhl1hour.=·· NyatlcaJ Ezperlooce." ' .11111 .w .. k cllur:<h .lund ~ Jhll''!"' ~:· -II tJial 'a Pr<lf~' ~· -_; ~-"f,l!_la , -tbedlvlnlty·ol.Cbtllt.
derONDtbniuablblnl. Id w• -..,--lll'l!l ror ~ ....,_"!"" ·m:""' • ~~· ·llol>ed ·:.Jii·,.ih'' · -r • · . ,. . ..,.w..,..,,... •aid, hotr be felt
can :1a, fmldod> at .U < : -. "wllbP _....,.... atony.rato •• ··: ·CIOftl.i .:..,. -·iethilrcll' .., .. ,men ·w. ~~ -e •.. I~woold ·llOt be 1urprblng
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•-· n-o.~._ ·~ ·~-• al ,._., .. "· ·•·-1·11 pm ., ....... a iloi>CatlloUt·and ·'"'" r.-,• •· . · WMblnlton mainw..d · ~ · hi h d doubt eerv"'._' ~-.... i.&fll:I °"'""" -......-~ · · ., Q;~Woodl .Jl;avt ~· .. ~.~ -atknowledgehii ,UftJooc ipubUc ,affiliatioo wilh'.·11 WM ngton 1 . s .·Cluaos !Qt.oll,.... be,Jna -lludf,•llnl ... fllll,.~.. , ... ,. thettain~ '"'J'\irl "•Tt-·Upoll~ the EpllCOpal Cburch . · •b!JUI the tncarnallon; Li~e
at 1:a.1.m. SundlJ<--. ~:•1111 ~1.'' ~laJ ·. -~i';t~ . .. ·r··•-,1.00~,~I' .• St.ve · !~bu been ~ evei: .... ~.-. 11e·th gh. t bout '11l9st . O<luca,tcd Amer\cons ol -p, 1 p.m.. lad ol!O!le<I -~ or --eaertq _: .1111 , .l!llildaY w -.. c " !'f, llDc:e w.ublqtoa•1 deal~.·· ~--tr 'I' 8. ·bis time, be was greatly In· b1 . toeo fellow1iWP·· Other a1 '!'" t:• Liii. ...tee; al Loot.:11.-,.i: All ,!;I~'• Cj) . ~ "~ ~-wu a. ..,..tne11·"lt l>flv11tty·'-and probably··· fluerited 'bf the !!leas of the
weeklr act19!tlel ., I« the Poll!• Clf P'\ '-tlll:i•]!ollai • ~·· ~· •Liii.~· . . '11"\ Porl<ll: !If.. •1'iilii .. * '.reJ!ilou!'...;. ., ~,felt" be lldn'tU>lnk about II· much· F'r·en c h enllghteonient, In· cbu!rcb tnclode ~'W~ay; . WWm'..,.,~._llllil !I -.:.a.m. ms Ptctt1¢·V!fti ' will houlthofdl altttche.-'t t om ~\ ·.: .lboW: of ...i-. .. iru ,~ · ~~ti•&!.part of~ ~en-for· eluding the re 11g't0 us T:l5p.m.,pray<r~lllld' iii U.dllc!j>lel_;,!"illev· servlco al llUnllJlllan '!.-""bold ~ii<uuiap . , I t.aaun&Nlcueltothenortbern;.p~·tol>ls~:'.. r. grontedriess o!llis life." say plillosopl)y known u Deism.
Jjjhla.Studl'._ ... _. .Gat'-i-,w.·~::.f?JAl_l..ll'i~ CllQel. • .aud~ Wbo .-aad l :•·a.m; ~·The . liGUnit,rl'alLl&Uu~ .. __ ~..,;~ -~,. Fllllor llld Green. '•He ·wu neis!S believed Jn a rather ~ _ Is ~ Jlle!il>bor. PY"' by. Jl<v. Joba ·a-1 Mll·wtU Al itlb b ·the looi'lerm _ .. ,,,_. • b1ptized. married and buried imii<nonal God whom they
Dr. Philip Sutberlad will at mt Ualted _..... the ~·''•~·J: ~' will ~. pNaclt1~ wpiir,·?e ~tttt Mire .of St. Catherine'•·.· "~'1 :1w.eni.t;~)be· tzn.i within :It. For year1 be was usuaµy referred to as .. Divine ~pa!No a.111-lhll a-. Ziil. -th St., be pniChid .it )lolli liolJ!I. Wrltor. A porllll "'1'11"' will .._,, ocbool "• t c -ocinstlv• l!locroll¥: ";bo W • plirllb vestryman. It woo Id Providence" or "the Creator
" ~ ar«~ ·1.·-·1'111111\b>illllt8"""':•~ Cir! Lecl,'IWI m-.ry ~ bold In-the porbb boll, -oa 1 hlllolde onrlook· vented the/....,., Ille about · ..... baV< ocairred to him of the Universe." They Jl!i!!IOl:~~.,Wiorner ~'tlftiMJllll,;<lllil -"•.wlDfllk.ollbelam~ $.If p.m. foliowod bJ Even JnctheteaD!nSoutbL1811111-Ibo d>errj ttee, depicted · to cut
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hlmsdf, oil from · the revered Jesus,. a moral
' """"' lit ·~ Bt<eetJ.'llitlllairl'..._ 'w.a· Clll!rch ly OV-. -·which will Sonc. C-Doo!llu Steward Tbe problem, Aid the fund .w.~ ~ a devooit and• cburcb. teacher but either denied his H~ ·itldi, .for blfh '· ~ at 1:111' .,;ii 11 be prococfod bJ a'patluck din-will -'<· 'Ille .._,, ~Ill rlllerl> ls simply !hit ~ compli\ltJY ~ ~·· .But • Wublnglon obviously divinity or professed di3in·
ll;llooJ. 1 n d Couep:i:aner a.m. wllll 1111 lattef oervlce ner 1t t p.m. Ho will talk be bold each Suodly dllrm1 -JI baroly oufllclalt to .Tbla vleW' <( the ·nm Prcsl· bad mental . ....,.rvations ·about temt in the qu.,uon -~.t'lllim.olthe (Oi" niil'iflj7 tbjoucb third on "Aportmeot i!oUIO Le~" . " cover• ncnnol opentlnt' U• Oeiit Is ljllfwldel)i bf!d by oom~ of the cloclrln"' and . • . .
psycho -departmmt' at ne )'Spd~nt .. -Mia1'trill." . The Rac1lm and UI aerle1 J*llll. '~ ~ethlog W!:' Amer(c~. . . i rJtuals ol biJ chur<:h. He rare-POUNDING FATHERS
Bklla rt. he wtn· dJscuas • alurdf mtmbenblp clauel ~, ~ "ill ccatlnue WtdiMIJ!ay. 7:30 foreseen ~ IUCh as Debu'nktrs !)(' tb.l\,tradlUon 1 ly-lf ever received h<Jly com· . T ~om a 1 Jefferson, B~·
.. Nature PS)'Chology and ;for~ held Sundafl,' Guest 'speaker, . ·the . Rev. p_41J. The .iy ~lll'O fn(eiSor . pJpea burltini at tbt IChool have ~~the <JP~~ ex·"' munion,; and ·once "'Is publicly . J<i;rmn Franklin, Thomas P~e
the Chrlltlan Filth" 1t a p.m. ;io':IS'U~th groupo aiio Kiil .w. '.Luyboll, will speok " al UC!, Dr. Durand 8'11, will or , Ibo roof IWlni :.m· the .~·.elf illhc , )V~gton . •nboked; by the rector-.~ a and other weU.known loonding
for hl&h lichool rtudent.s and .4nMr~Cp.m. Sunday:atlludqtte.vaui.1 1peak. church, ·the :future. of • the '9 -&.IQ w~ RUbllc:~PbHadttpbia _ cbarch : for fathers were outspoken Deis~.
1.-111 p.m. lor the older group. • ...::...._ . Jlap41tt ...._ 1771 ·Slater ocMol. Is placed Jn 'finucla( toltl,11ctcl",!0 'Goel .weie ,pro. ::.~tll'.r n ltt II' hi.-liack on· the Wubington never proclaimed ~ »·v n.. Henr1y Ave.,·EowttalnValle)'.iHe'bu·" Afreellcturtwillbesiven jeopard)'. . ; ··"m~:bJ ,,a ,dellte.Jo:.keep Lord'sSupper.'1 .r ·~ .-·,a~rent to the B.iinftini-;..~ ,.;1 .. ~ o f>'!~-ri(c:;p.a1c ~n spent Jll •)'fOfl Jn.Lll>erla u,··.~y Cbarie(W. F~;~.S.B., A current beadacbo.ta',"Old up a~. .· ... · He also .Oatly refused to ·Deist pbilCl'Ophy, llut he often
_. baled on Ibo llv.. . ~I\.. II(.~ • at a mlaloeory and ·ll;eumntl1 , · (1111 P~, Pop I) (1111 l1lND DlllVJ:, r.,. 11 . • In. ~.'?"Ok. "°'!\ Jn the .. p alo11f .-with the Episcopal (See IMAGE; Pase II
:J ORAN-GE' COAST CHURC·Il ·,_·DI .. RECTO .RY
U..l.CJ FAIRVIEW 8APTIST .CHURCH
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1Ul .... lt ......... c......_ ·--,--SalldQ School 8:41 LDJ. Morning Worship 11:00 a.m.
'llaptlot Tnlnlq Union f p.m. EvO!llq 1ervl~ 7 p.m.
• 'Wodllesda1 Bible Study Ir Prayer ........... 7:00 p.m.
RRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST CHURCH J Ill HAMILTON. CO$TA !11114 ' , a.. lft Sc.h-lf!1':o9f:, _ : ": II Sutulay Sch .. 1 -.,-.-;,;,•t i'.41 -fr1Jnf?t1~11f.,.-.'""·····r· MO 1
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UNITARIAN
UNIV~JISALIST
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CHURCH CHURCH
I 121f Vict1rl1 Sf., Co1t1 Mo11 I
l\llllflrt ,L ll I. ,, ,LS2 I 1· lliJO A.Ht. -Main & Adami Stre1t1
Huntin9t~. l1~ch
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CHRISTIAN· SCIENCE
CHURCHES
·la,AJtCHD OP THI Monti• CMUICH '"'Pim CHUICH Of CHlm, KllNTllT ~ IN IOIJON. MAIU.CtfUSllTI
"MIND''
Subject of LeS!on -February 23
Cosio Mo11 -First Cllurc~ 1f Christ, S1l1ntl1t
2110 M .. ,.,._ Dr., C.... .....
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Huntington le1ct.-l'lrlt Church of Chrlct, Stl1nll1t
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L1tun1 .... h -Flrot Church.of Chrlst,-Sclontlll
6)1 HIP Dr, ,J (1,r ,. ,.. ""' '.,iw···· ,,_;
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Nowport lloHh-Fl...i:~Ch...cli of Chrlit, StltMlcl ,,,, ... U4e '
Chf'I• & hllley W11I t ill I 111H
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Newport ... ch-5-nd Church of Chrltt, .-Sclontl1t ltot ... .,,. . .,.,, Dr., C..... .., Mer
CkN• & lnffy S...111 11 A.M,
'"41 .. lH--iHI I. c.-Hwy.
All are cortllally Invited to attend Ibo church IOl'vlctl
and enjoy the prtvllores of tho Reading Rooms
Clllll c .. PmttW AT AU lllYICU
CENTl!Al
BIBLE CHURCH
IUtl• s,h••I •••••• t :Jo I r~OCLAIM 1 Emphub:in1
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SLEEP IN SUNDAY MORNING!
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CALVARY CHAPIL ..............
NIWPORT HARBOR LUTHERAN CHURCH
• _. Clf9 Drtwot M...ott ... • ,... .... ""''°"""" '--........ ,...... .... '"""'"'' .... ~ ~ OloMl-i. M 111•••11111 I ••11....-'91 ChfO wflWD Y"' _ _. ... ,... ...................
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INTiNSIVI
COMMUNITY
CONGRE&ATIONAl · • 61 I HILIOTIIO,I •
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THE El'ISCQl'AL CHURCH
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ST. MICHAIL & ALL ANGELS
Pactllc View Dr. at Marguerite, ·Corona de! Mir
Sundays: 8:00, 9:30 -Child Care at 9.-30
Holy Days as •DDODDced
hit.,, n. Irr ...... 1.,.,. hTll-· ...... '44·M6J
ST. JOHN TH& DIVINE, 2043 Orange Ave., C.M.
Sund1ys 7:30 Ir 9:30 Church School-. 9:30
Thuradays: 6:30 Ir 10 a.m.; Holy Days u announced "'•·.,.. ......... w .......... _ ,....1414JJI
HARBOR ·AISIMILY OF GOD
-·Newport Herbor ··
• LU!herin Church ..
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WELCOME
Lutheran Church
'" · of tho Mast.r
' · 2900·paclfie Vi · Dr.
:· ··· CORONA DELo:w MAR ); . .;, ,;, ' ·.,. ~ .
.DL :WILUAM R. ILLIR
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CHRIST LUTHIIIAN CHURCH
1.Us1ourt Synod
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PULPIT AND PEW •• -• · FUND DRIVE STARTS • • • -.
(C.OdeHI .... hp I) modeled by lhll Ml•'""""" l:J.~Molm V-~ tal ~ Tiit ...-11o. " ltlbeChriltlUSd.,,C;~ ---wtll--br•I ~ ~ .ft'.'J'f~t:ll' lain'fffld.:.. -.. F-
in Lquna -83ti Hitb crpbanace at June.._ ,\116, 11-nr~'!,= ,J>.1ft. ·cblld ,.,. ,_ ;: r •
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• YeilJi." The fa!tl\ful Ii-year~ -land St Catlle~. iald("St. -.Ontaclld to regilftr al
old ~ ooa Is ready for Catberlne't COllli>llinents our tbt rectory. ' Drive. His hour JeCture. IDl:lfto. • • 1 ii for pre-achool 81. Gewai.._,.11~11 CHrtlt. ~-"'!'."fttl aiil'c!o=r~---·aJ ....... ~ 1n El Taro .... 1lili! SJ>OClal-q;t!fl~,"1·•·-........ • at Qlllt . ~ '.·'I-" . __,_ft IM .,l.enlell
. ~ ""! a·;p · ooa '"-"'-publk;ldleoll. ' . • .'II·~-tii:r li4oiled.'' ~-· I baYe a ·....,t ltap!tl,Gllllpal;-,_ .,.l!Clda,
'The f\Jnd '*1Mrl ~id i' admlrllljcia lfir tjie *\l\i "l fllfnlt we'Q .... J C!IDVUI
f1lldy hy pa<)ljllolill:l "'v'"leclJ whlel! catholics wlq ~ I e t ..n,:.: ~ -:....n.
that operating axpe-of the " behind aometbing Ibey beUe.,e t•• chllclttn at tbt llchool m .. pariah could be slgntflcantly It.. ·~ ~
3)!,,m.1 . I \ ~: ~ p,cwf! "Fear-to~a'"blbe vJrW la.~~
( 1 , -,~ -1""' _ ~ : · UU. of the J:::'I' abtl\fli,at ~ W8F ~ at' ,
I ·:HJ' " _ .,...., ~iia.m .. ~: ~ . N...,.n 11111 C • u c·• a.iii., wh}le proyer• MtVtcet . ...-~-,·· LOu1U ~"""!I ..,.,.,_. 5""<11), II a.m. The and lel'DICIOI will betin at l ;!tl, wur and Cir• "II io .......... " Rtv. Loren llale Fllctlnaer and II a.m. Thia• w1et'1
ts at tbe 7 p.ns:. 00 ~·~-i ~ w1l1 pruch ,at the Senlor st~ on M 1'Teqitltiobl:;'~
at C.tral B .. le •••• ·•·~-:"':.,1 •• IO CIU....' r..... 1 !Hl1 pd \., adys .,..,.,.,.,.. iwlO
23ra St~eet aod .,,..,==-~-H-... ~. •1 Irvine, N~"Bdch. 1li1> be' .nil air t'i Iii[ and Ofance Avenue, C°'*8 Mlia. -our -..v: • s··-..1-"--..._ I .,,.. '"'"•...i f•-11 ... Tiley arc .. .-·_,,_ the lllat& Collep at:Los ~r •-..-· desigDated :~ p.m. ,....,....aya • _,.,.,
; IijiUtuto Evana;u.o-of La ~ 1-p.llll 't;1fe ~· as Memhenblp Sunday. · Poilucl: dlnoer will be held,
le ·~·-•c~•·•c At chJldnD'i ...... wtll ,,._ _., Wednesday, a '"1lllllJIJlity 1:311 p.ip., at Sl !leotge'• 1 •a D11H1: 11».._, ~· -"11.~s "sin-pir•Uon" will~ '-Id,' ..,._,.A~'Ctillch, A.lbidlng Southern lll College morning servica, t and in tbil ....--.,, .. -¥ ~ ·~ .......-Ca ornta ti
tll<311 a.m .. the Rev. Heory ~-r-'Q!a_\1-1 ·''45 p.m. Lutbeno Cl[W<b.,.llbe .sacra· ~ oo "Roi' Much Is' Ei. Jones will speak on "The :F. ,"JI Ibo llllii ol.•tll,e l'l'!'t of Ab:!oi'~l!rn,1Ji l..1·1 ~ .'Ebough?"" rlie church's'
u••h Pur f ·~ ••""" _......_,drama to be...;....'"' Dr. Pblllp G. Murr•• wlll _ liveg ,Fi1~axt alid &iturdays-.-WMCa, Missiooettes, and ~." pooe o ·~ ~-""! ;,\'J ....... W~ speak on "D cc I 1loo1 ,_ ~to IP;\"·~ IJY, appqlntn!ent, Prims will participate.
frid•Y j~ior iµ,~ ...0.1 :tl.i;Tp.1.ft.'lllli!ev.IJ'iirn0w ~. Decblona," at 10 , · ... _. _ _. , Mrs. v. L. Hertweck, Mrs.
mjlmbera will lean ltr• •· ~ ~ ae·lllll'topic.I a.m. wonhlp aervicea for Conurumion will ~ 'l!lered Vern Crusba, Mrs. Kathryn !"~~end ~ C~ •. t ' v ' 1 .• Commulty Col,lreotl,a1J' ~a! 7:30 a.m. Suodity al St. Lana and Mrs. Betty Gage ~tbua Botrtat in J~._ • ~ 1,.ldlil't ,_-, if a-., Ill Heliotrope Ave., Jolla tbe Dlvlae .• ~ are helping in planning the
Ciljl. tlUcbart :;;/l'ed..,tlie •. ~-~, C •a re• eor..a del Mar. Cln1rch school ~. ' 2IK3 Orange Ave, ...,ice.
cltlr):h's youth '"'-'"• WW ,J;j.f...,, 11ev • ....._ C. and child care services are Ceola M ... , Family aervice 11 iii: charge'._;;1y , -.. ~~~l_lum h~i'tcllct also available at 10 a.m. t :30 I.DJ., wUl feature ~ "Wanted New O'eatures" Is ~ ~-. . :,-. ~f: jlii Ev• ... "'""' Travel Dr. William R. El'--will Rev. 'Jcilm,Di>oahlson •e<aking the seimon topic to be pruch-foorsqulft · ~'. U :l s.;.ir.,to ~ '""'1' lo ~ on 'Tor SUch a Time as ed by the · 11... Norman L.
Lake Ave:J Huntiqtin Beac'ff."1,; the Boiy ~and. turo-pe deliver a menage entitled "A 'I'.hb.'~Ev.enIQe pr•yer wUl be Brown.. SUnday, 10 a.m. at
wifl.:bost rive mem~.of (U>e thlsi s)lm~er. ™church Test of Faith" at the I:~ at 7 o'clock. Nursery care the Plya .. tlt Oo1cn1tidooil
U;ward Bound team-students , IOcated A\ Mesa Verde Drive and 11 a.m. worship eervlces is provided •. Sunday school Cl&vdi ., Newport Barbor.
fnlm · 1,!fe l!lble Qoll11< •• l,c/>. and.Baker,.will bool .tbe -Rtv. at Llltberu avcl ti-Ille begins at t :30 a.m. 3262 Broad· St. B5byaitting
Ange es. They w1D. ~ plilplt c. l\!illlfm··Sloat, pmident of Muw, 2900 Pacific View During Lent the church will service is provided, Sunday
guests Sunday, 7 p.m. the tour service, this Sunday, Drive, Corclaa del Mar. hold Tuesday potluck dinnen, "school is also held at 10-
7 p.m. He will speak on "1961 Mid-week Lenten 8'f'Vice is 6:3G p.m. This week Chaplain o'clock.
reduetd Ulrougb 1 ever a I "We have five nun-Calholics contact Slater Patricil ·Kfom.. OIPltal improvtmenta. 1 a m o n 1 . t h e .e o m e u mv or Fr .. 6-AW Moecbet,
Thui ,;., 'boin 'lhe fund ~""'1i&t\il,tbtfunlldilv',-=putor=="=llll=chml:h.====:; drive and a ctnaus of the They" are~ astOunded by mer.~
·parish, now In full 1wlng. a:izeablt donationl and pledges
Asked why be toot on the being made by atruQllng
fannida1Sle . talk of plannio.g young ~llhlonen as well as
parliclpailng In the luod drive by re¥ ,ete woo have
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except toclal ;aecurJty."
Woocts 11ald •anoth~ iJ'flr
portant purpooe DI the fund
drive is to uJHfate the-pariai
census. He asked newly ar-,
BOAT BUFFS
"Mind" is the sermon·lesson ls the 11me to Visit -the Holy held Wednesday, 7:JO, p.m. Ed · Reitz of Hoag H06pital The sermon will be "Place sl~ted atalJQristlu.Sdtace Land." YourTrustintbeLord... wMiedlil'spe~ on "Rell'10I\ and ·. Duplicate worship services, N I" J h
eblltCbea 1hiJ Sunday. "The cine. 9;30 and II a.m .• will include cor· 0 18 ... George wou dn't ave chorual· ~~ i: f.~~e;: , ... :;!. ~ t~u!° C:: ,.~~Laua1~= NewPorl ~~members or 1 communion «iehratinn and down that cherry tree if he'd heard this olfar.; ~ =di~~t~~·. ~;.~: ~;y~ :· ~1:t the.~-~ .. ~~.-~ted¥;:i:::_ ='~v~: ·~~g~:!:~t!d: ~:bpeln:!dn:ss~1iouy''•f=~=. FREE CHERRY PIE ta weary:•be waketb morriin. g ~" ape-• at a·.30 and 10·_;... --" r--,11 -'Cl~ • ~ •~ ~ w Orthodox Ch .. -• T'""'"" at open •.-·-. I0.1 Dover _Drive, Yalley, tms Bushard St. The struggled with tbe burdens of by morning, he waktth mine,," am. at ... Ftnt .............. &_ • ,.,... ~ "'!U'I""' ear to hear as the learned ul'C .....-u.... the 10:30 a.m. service, to be Newport Beach, on Feb. 28 Rev. Ken McMillan w i 11 the Pr~idency. By the end
Is part of the service to be Vcm1.ctocr~ .. °'st CoaVesta rM ... , 1m held at the Liguna Beach Art and March I. Friday hOurs. pre.ach, beginning a Lente_n of his eight years in office, Fresh baked ~wt the perledc:c:mpllmentto '
read -. pe serv ces Gallery, Cliff Drive. & to I p.m., and Saturday, 2 to ser1e& based -on the Sermon he was talking less and less • swee ••• . ~·· .. ,
· ·--at the church are cancelled He is the ne_w rector, of ·6. p.m., will deal with the on the ,M~t. Church· school like a Deist, and more and . am~al.frorv'!lJr~ari¢~1J.,_,~~ .,
so tbal the congregatioo may St. Mary's Ep~·Ch-..cli ·}lf0b!e1tf of;1ntereoting·yount will a~~J!O!"t•t bOth1hOUJ1;f"11>"' JOI.·~ Cfirlillan. DelstS ourgi1Uoyouw!ienycrubllydlmlt!t
attend the North American .who~btlped stt jp 3. aldewall '~e in tli chur~ 4; Classttiort ~Lenten senes •. believed ·that men could be JllDAT ~ S8mll•f U D I ' a r I a 1 UaJvenallst
Cburcb, 1259 Victpria St.,
Costa Mesa, begins Sunday
mOrrilng worShip at 10:30
o'clock. The sermon this sun:.
da:lf "If '.1'~kes1,,~age· to ~h J_ .. , U~al; will • be
4ouT~ ·by tbe,.n.v. Jlol!ei:
C~till!. Cl?~v_en~ion In LoliC ".Cfillr.ih"in Sou~i.guia .. .,. •· , .. ;~:1-·~.::.; '. willatso:beheldforsix.:p~,f,.m= without reference. to 1 1
~each, .7~30 p.m. \is eeteclally intei't.sted hl'rav·,::;;.31Ar .. ·,1{' A_,.-;. .. :, 1~nder'·•' They ~tll be offered ~48t.~ . · atural religious sa"'" · .:i:..:..... relatlons andlli€"problepii1if -.,_.._.-.,.-N -.., -.. · a · 1 k ru d · "'1-WE'llE~EVEll'l'DllY' "W ·n · .... IA"' .... ih ....• friini Tei:itple Betit Sbolom,,-:v:,nings, .!Jc ~jA des ay~-·irons. But In his farewell , (MDaiagntlii....,,
.W ~~;: i:i~.":' •• ~ Y~ _';,.._, »! t®ll Tu>Un_.\ve., Santa Aoii, ' a.m., '•""''" l,l<O, · -dreos·to.lloqress, WashlngtOn l'llOM·11All10•1'11 ~ ~~~.,.~.,~:-i.-f~~i~~·h:t;i~.:;·~s00\i:~mi p.m. -... io • -'~!~tuswithcautlonlndulge
T. Walke. Dilcussion will
follow.
Church school is held at
the same hour.
mh1lsttri ,..,.. "told IUt~I Wiii Ooiid8ct i'piMI of the u · ·I "Ame · St. Antlrew'a l'rel~ytertu the supposition that morality at the openinJ: of a three4:1.ay ~ on ·~n Educatk>n nion ° ncan Churcb, 800 St. Andrew's can be malntalned without
Bl'ble study and tr·•·•·· con· Be Ec.t..-?ff-The meeting Hebrew ,eo, ~gregau, ons . this --.. ·-, weekend Am rlc Crisi ol Road, Newport Beach, wlll religion . . . reason and ex· 1-at .......... _.tnsbr HJ•'" will be held at• the home of ,, •• e a s s. h 1 s · I .:;:::::1• ·A "c=""M· ~oi: A&;,' the' Norm Babcock's 1277 Faith JS the convention o d unday serv ces at 8, perience both rorbid us to ex· """'IVU . . . anera ~ • theme 9:30 and Ll a.m. with the pect that naUonal morality
di'es:led over t fiOO • as the Dunnina Drive, Laguna Buch, · Rev. Cecil·O. Eanes pieaching can prevail in exclusion of The Rev. Arthur R. Tingley ke·>-l-e spe· aker Frtdav nl....,., I p.m. the public ii invited. "Things We Cannot Change." Ilg! rtnc' I ' will speak on °Abidlng' But ,,,..... ,, .... , ; , Wednesday evenings during re ous P 1P e.' 1
Not Resting" at Latberu qot~ that the theme for the Lent, St. WIHlrd'a Episcopal !;,;;;;;;ii;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;..;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=;;;;;===---..
Churcb of the Rtsurreclloa. ~~..'nd Wiwas lh•unecessolltythe_!<) .Qwdo ti Ille Cnosreadt Cbareb, Chapel Lane at Elli.!; "Rich Man. Poor Man." Is WE'RE MOVING 11 9 8 t 2 Hamilton, · Huntingiog ..,...e J.Se se , congregation will bear Pastor the title of the sermon slated RemaW.ng Time." Today's Vin"eerit Gottuso, . Jr" speak Huntington Beach, will hold at the Ftnt Unit.eel Methodtat Beach, at 10:30 a.m. services. seal Wfu f ture 1.-ti. on "Your Actk>nl Tell YOW' . family potluck dinner. This Nqrstµ"y care is provided. At . 01W ~ -a ........... m 8 • t .._,A-'•"' .. , a. • ...A.... -"' F tber Donal..a..A-of St Clmtdl, 420 W. 19th St., Costa 9 a·.m. S\Dlday church ac:hoOl ol ntwly ~ted ministers, tory 1 ·r,._.....i .. _,. w--. 8 uauu · Mesa. The Rev. Richard J.
3 Pm and •--~a• w.wshJn suricee.-. ServioM-ve John. 't Chureh in· Costa Mesa and. 'the aduJW~ · 7outh -· · ·' . a ~u "'~ i:: ll be-Dunlap will preach at 9:~ d19Cll"itn·l!l'OUP -~ ~ . . oo public, '!!1!W!b3', work, t; 7 J.r~~i!':· ~~.; f'3if p~qit at ,the . tuPI"\"/ and..: ,11 ... a;Jn: .. •er v,Ju.1. .. ... -.: ' .... ~ -,.~ .• -.-. -~.,-ot-L'AO~A--:IE!-t;HH~·. --
1 . l.ienl~ .A,t,iVit~ .~. Vie .• ~ =[!tj~•i'-P.~t 'der1Ma.r.: '~'' ' ·-: ~~~.; .1::~~ .~:.: ~ .. , ''---:..... i I Supervised nursery care and ......... ·· • ·: "PRESumN'G·T(:itl;~FAMOUs
WILCOMI TO THI FIRST SERVICE
FIRST , CHRISTIAN CHURCH ...... ~.....-.. ···1
chlii-Cli litCJt>de T'l:.spet"a· . -. y, p.m.,on w . ', , . . Ju~e Celia Baker ~· churth school art abo·held "GD.OLT..WJ»l::ui...IAClllQ..,QHCIRT . W·•-~a~ ... 7.M, pm . Por·. ,v lad(lrder-When and How?" -. at"--· hours. -a ...... • ..... _, •• ,.......... :'· -u·~-.. •~·--7:•0_·P.M. --. ------•,, ti=~ •. ~.fh".:,:-p;;jo~.~1-.~l~: ·:.: ,s •. ' ~~a~ . .,.. :: C™?~ ~~tor-~.*~-·;:--itii .Al~l'hu!'IW.,.7.p . uN.M: ,_.,. •"'r• ., · win ht.red and specjal ~~ Cal•S!J' Ba~ C !1-.f c •· Irvtne. Kmt~l\I .. i:lixfucCi dinner meeting of.the H-. y~t,"*11,~=~~: i ~: '· •• .. ,-" .. ·· .. OUR NEW'tbe'ATIOK:ias USION snnr
and .prayer li1anies .will be 821LG'1'fi,eldAve .• HnntinFoa spe:et~~.~~d8)'.,March tJn1ton . Buch United o'clock, a.nd Young Adulls,
used. women of the church Beach, wW hold ~ 11 2,. I ,,P'.m. ·~or St. J~u Me<odlst Men. Rachel CirCle a: 15 o'clock.
will sponsor , "An Adventure 1.m.. Sunday with Plstor ,~ ~. N!!w~ will serve at the ladies' night
in ChrisUan Nurture,'' begin· James A. Dolio' apeakinc. on Beach. 'J'.he prol:fam will in-dinner, at the Fellowship Hall;
nifii,'Neaday • .io a.m. PUlOr "Cost Accoutiting".' Litfte · elude 11e'le,..cti·o11~ fr~ 2721 Seventeenth Sl, Hlfn.
Tingley will lead dlscuu1ons clwrcb· for children alfed ·c ~a Km in G, tington Beach. Babysitting
on ''The Nature and PurpoSe to 7 is also held at this timt. "Concerto,, for Organ," by service for small children will
of the Church." A coogreg1tlonal song aervjce Handel, '"Con c e .r to for be provjded.
will be held at 1 p.m. Ti)• OrcheJtrt.'J>y Cqr~. an~ the 1 ~v. Dolin will speak on i'<Tbe Scanta~~ OtlJ..otd,..~elp by Harlter Alsembly of God ~::.of the· Billle'~ at, t~ ~pilblicJ invited. Cbarc$, 740'W. Wilson, Co•ta :iii:::.-v..... Misa~ will take part In the . ~; ~rm Te_;,,,; will
holii Sabbaill semio."".Fiiqy; ·
a:li ..... -piJn., at 8l "llaD1!t
Episcopal Ch.urch, NewJ)Ol't
Beach. Sammy Smooha, a
representative of the lll:aeli
Embassy will speak on the
posidon ef~ lht· .. Jew-·in ·the
Sunday School meets at 9:45 " . ,· observance of Natl on a I
a.m. and youth training begins _Je~,~ DiF t · H~_ve 1 l Women's Missionary Council
at·4:45'P.m. Youth choir pr.C. Made -Js Jbe sermon ~9e f~~-.,Oaf ·sunday. Service will .•: .._. t ., · Wednesdav:a. Lenten meeUrig · • . uct """IS'ns _a , .. ~ ~· ,) "«it'. Clfllt'?'bY:dcVJio#Ctijffli---be~··~:-60 , ~·~··W}tft ""~· MARINERS SAVINGS
Young married ~uples o~ _:_.-..111.-BaI·-~vd·-~port' _Alliict: _,_Cawston. .. -ilein.. -of -. -~ .....
¥' Mideill erWa"'Onig Shabbat
w.ill,fOlloW the ·terVice.
~ .. 1 :£nd.~ Jel'Viccs .iit.St~·Mark
Pr•··~· ii ..... %100 Mar-_~; _Newpott"·B>ach,
begifi ·a.t 10 · ~.m. Tbe Rev. James. o. ·Kirk will preach
the · !eCond Lenten Rrmon,
the chui'clr""''hOld Hf ~-~. -0
• ·>'= 'I · ., ..... ,,. -· B~·'l.'be~v....li'"1'W .... , • -t ' Banquet_!'"'·~.~ .at t e A~;Of 1 M.iuro.ilBt~hJ;.;,r; .... ~-:: --.'i
church. . • · -.,, in Burba~, will speak ·~\,7 :.30 The t4', . ~~
·: '.,: ··; ,'.,.::r N"EwrPll. T. IiEAQI . . . .. .: ·, ,,:;:;·, :/'..
.... -• • '• .•.•• ' ''1.1 . WESTCIJF.P: ~T 'uQ~ER : ,.. Pl'IONE '642 ~ 4000 ..... , , , .•.
"Folk f(.a.ss" With mu1ic
frorri Ray Repp's "Mass for
Young Americana" will bt
held : at the Sunday. evening
eervioe, 6:30 o'clock.
'The n · o•c1ciek .. · ~rniii.;g p.m ... fo_lltWlng· a poU~Ck-din, : ;9r1n~;~a:ij'J;
I ....... l!e(inntog. «I· •-P'lll· " .,.o -t..""' serv ~ at Fin& B a p \I • \· Child care· Js provided, ... m, o. st, ._':'filmt",• ,,.. eliarcll and clay s<hoo~ 301
Magnolia, Costa M""' wlll Glad ::£• Aoseinbl•. el PRINTIWG
feature a sermon enlitled "His Gtd, Fl! and Momitvll& SER. '•iJ.::E Touct Has SUU .Its Ancient Streeta, Newport Beach, 11flll . Y· "°
Power." At the evening se:f. beiar .tbtiebiaNe$lirld Choir •· ' ' '
vice, .7 o'clock, Paator Neii-fnlm,Hoi!g Kong at the 7 in<! '. · 1118"" will apeak oo "Battle Of ·-•-s···•· Th R'R'"'" A .,. edd Wh Wli t p.m. ·-~ w-Y· e --•••-rm.ag on -ere, ·en, choir .1 ....... •i.-,(., and Chinese · and ' What are the imolica· ,....., ..,,_M . "-642-4321
1 A senncin aboUt non-chri!--tioM?" Nunery care 15•1 P~ folk ·a:(tnp .and they play Griep-
,. tians, entitled "See What They vl~<JI at both boors. " ' ' · "OPEN. s· UNDA. t Ate .Pl.:ilsing.,." will.be preach-,
' ed .al Fauatala Va.I le Y · The C.mmaalty Me~
' Pr<lbyteriu CllP-~S,'~,~· Clli&tdl, llQ Hell Ave., JM. Talbert .Ave. --~y Unatori Beach wll\ '~ •W. Alien w i 11 begin morning R -~ ~-J "°" .... pt}ices at 11 o'clock. uMarch· ••· 1JU~Y V. ohnson Jr., ...... • prea"ch at both the I and 10:30 to Sl;lflday achool in March" a .. nt. services. He will speak
begiQI as church acbool apene, ft" "Bom Again." Churcb
1:45 a.m. ~t is _•, natiOJJwidf school 'and nunle""' Care ate contest which the church. t-. . ·• /
e,atered. Pointa art given for , also Mid at both boon.
parllcipaU.0. Bibi• bougt!I, . , lllib school training clUlell,
punctuality aDcl , w o ro bl p whldi itartad lut Sunday,
terv.ice a'tteodance. ~ · cootlnue at t o'clock and are
• :Y, O;U D,I. p ~, .. ,<!f_~jlt .!!1.11_ ,~ ..... 1'"" mo~ meeilal will be at ' ·p.!D .•• ·~ or -~ w• lit)ln th&
followed br ..... eqlna. 'enl!IP. SWiday aiat at tbt I •'¥
· 7 .p.iii. which win fatun a· bouf In 1be'J>811«'1 aludf.
hyma.fett and a tall: _en "T!Ie Methpdlst Y-F~
Second --Boolc',lri 'Ibo meell ~!I p.m. Ill Ilia
1Ub1e.'' ' ~ Hall;. .. '
,I
11rt'1 A Yoima World.11
fuhiOll·lilOW will be betd tbif
evening, 7 o'clock a\ the
---~. "-Gtd Cborclo, 740 w. Tiilscin, Coiia .:-. .. .;;r;;:Wl!lha;,
" Ne,;o.t llaitor ~
Cl&orc*. 15111 Cliff Drift/
Newport Beach meets foe -
• -·-~ l ;Je ...... ti ,;!Y -. ... -"""' ' 1.m. ~Rt\'.' -G; B!1,1n.
will 1~0o·"~ Proper Va!De
SYlllem," ballltl en ll'alaebl
.__ 5 • ~
qoN~M'o~.
FOR
Tl OH.LE , .. ....-
011 YOUR
l
, ... '. ' ·. ; ~ .
e.C:)NDENSED ·srAtEMENT ,OF' CONDJ:llON ~. -·•.. " "·. . ' ... ' ... .,...,.
. ' ' ' ...
Assets
-"'
-
Cash ~nd U.S. Go~ernme~t'-:
" • ..
• •
. '
Bonds ............. _ .. _ ................................ -.......... $ 3, 188, 190
loans on Reel Estala ,.._ .. _ .. _:, ....... c•31o,.259,490
_ .Cantr1qtsofSaleol _ ;.;·
Re~l. Est•lo .. ___ ... _,.,. ... _ .. : ..... · ... ,.
loans to F1cilit1!1 S1la _
' ·: ·of ~ .. J Estalt .. ,.:~:.:=:.~_::::.. : ... . ,. -'" .. ' •'' . ' ·~· .' l.Oens on R11I Es+m:, ·· _
: -Hild 1;,;.oov1lopmont ~ .. ,, ..... · .....
~ ... .. .,, ,. . ' . ..
RHI Estat. Owned ... '.-..................... ..
Rul. Estate PurchlsU foo •
'"~''!'!'~~ ·-······-·-· .. ··-...... __ ......... ..
?:" F:t~.ot.l'f~• Loon S.nk' . · · .. •
. Stec~ ........... _ . .: ______ : .. , ....... : .... . .. . ...
!·
5,?82
65,175
350,576
160,502
120,000
320,700
'··'.
I AT DECEMBER 31, 1968
Liabilities • •• j•
Capitaf."
. . Arid .)
. Reserve'--~::
• • t t ••• , ~ i ,..,J
-Saving• Accounts ......... _ ... , ... _, ____ $32,737,930 .
870,oOo
Othtr liobillties __ .. ___ _ 388,340 ..........
.Oolerrt!I Income _.:_:.;~ ...... ,:,..:.,...: . 207.987.
.i • ,,. • ... • . ' '
• ' • ~. 1 .. ··'· •• ~· ... . . ' ..
TOTAL tlABltn'IES -·---... .:.J?4,206,257, .. .,,____ ~ . &•=---:: ;; .. l . -• . ..:...~ ""-
• •t--·-·-4 -.
CAPIT A't' AND RESER.YES
Guarorttao"Sioef, . ·
R.,arv11 ind· Sijrplus ... __ ...... __ _ . ' -'
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2.~79,350
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.. 'A Syste~atic -J>laJl ~o :;Oestroy'
r . •, .. .. • • :. • • ' ~ .t ~ ' • ~ Hayakaw!J,:fin&~Pat~m tb.·runn.0t1 ·(),;,· JVµii;Qn'~ Cariipuses ·
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9J L L &\YAliWA a ~ pllll to brtq lhil colllp llriU. Almoat two mtmlhl altar tbal
Aetlq l'r•ll• to 111111 u lhore .... to brtq Columbia aw-'. . -.,. aUll ntlllllO&
Ila -Biiio CtU.p and Berkelq to I hall It aeelll\ \hit . lrOIJOd c...,i.a aJcm ........... ID
4 -,_ . b ,_ ....... etbnlc 1ludlet procram.
I'm Jeamin1 a\ San rftncl1CO Stat-. • ~ who.. JIU1POle ts to r .... ~ ~ • tt 1 .. '•
oae ol y.Jr ,.spooaoi iDd reacllons • alfl<i oor enUre higher educaUon 11B HAVE MANY from Iha Tblrd
• the •ltuaUon, that lllPer education ayllem. ~Id Llbentloo Fron1 clemlodJq ttbnlc
I Ima~-' · ·a\udl" In -a.rea .. 1M people are ::l' _. Important thao ever •-· OF COURIE then are dlaconll!t~ llr'8dY bellls ' ~ at ~ Franc:laeo
• many tb1np cl our culture come students. The Pll'P* ol lhe pld •it state to Mel6p aucll -11111. Bui ·~ the wdversl~. In scleoct, to bring to a haJt. or dutroy, one 11 yet they haft submitted no workable
oloCY • and lwmanltia. ~ · !JIC, nerve centers ol oor culiw'I propoula1 .\II lh1a hu 'been autborllcd
,. In,,._, tho eo!Joiea 1Dd unlven1tlea ·-tbO'unlvenlU11 Why clo,.J 11y-lhts! . ud perllOllDlli !llV. fJe<n appolt)ted 'to
::il'f' I t.11111( ~ fllr lllW Idell. Well, people have been oeeJn& an out .-.rcll lbla 1Jpe GI aroindJi. '
il'J'bt uni-are u important to problems In an errooeoua IJ&bl Aud We llW' 1be -nalu.0 Ol lhe llnlQle
:)or llmel u tho church was ID the I think that aome peopt. have 1ane 00 out ~ ·-c ;,.,. armted
Cmlddle-.111111awhaldtsturb8people to grut pl!M •to make aure !bit lhe for~ Jn e >JlllJa!llll•rally. 1:if:rY much wb81 Ibey .,. problems In pobllc .... n lh1a way. So whahl~-let •'4ki' ~.\liutod.
ljlUcb grut acboeil l1ke C.lumbla • People aeem to think It centu• around They Werflwil'oid 111 ~lait' polJce ~ieley. racW collflld. And the 1friU.1upJIQrltrl , orden 'ldJ!llpoJie. ''lljf~jOuct! necuted ! How I happened to become prealdent are saying "We're flahtin& to aee1 J)JiCt.. th1I m~tJi Ml" 1t1D and flntlH
(ls a curl~ ttory. I ~e aggrav1~ -studiea programs; ethnic study pro-. ,that It wf1. btJutHul ihla.r: £o see. ~bout this whole mess 1n 1964 with grama." · ' ·Groupe have gone bitO" the school
iilhe FSM movement in Berkeley. And The trutb: Ji even btfon thl atrfU, · .11~, mf11tnC tt upvt;y puttinc boat• ;J SU-I qonJud about tt I couple WI bad 12 web clWU al the btifnnlDf ·on tho """'I lhelvu, ltlcldq \blm
;..i llmel to Dr. Dumke. wilh 1 couple or the oemelt.r. On December I I ... In balll and dolq oilier lblnll. Whal
f. ..._lllduma. Sl¥!lltgly I found nounctd tho eatabllsbment al 1 Blick -la aerved by this other lhln
1a11 pinned wilh lhe job Jut 6t-;J>epartment In which 1 -t revolullooary!
' ovember. '· c:oqld pt 1 major and· 1 -In Occalionally,...., 1m1n poops from ~ There seema to bl -Ibero II -lhll 'lleld. Wbal'a ~It upf -· lhl -' olhlr canipuaes pttlns their lnltlatloll
In ....iu-.,.11ct1a at ... ...._
State. We ,_ plnbetU frem Sonoma
l!llto, ._.._ lrun llu: Joee stat.,
and i!-v1111 bm .Bctkllq. And "' also aee .. lni 1:f our faculty mtmben
amonpt lhe lludent ....,_ "n-
f1cu1l7 lnemberi 8" demlia'~= ... ! hour\ • wort. !"'I'..; t« ' , . ,' 1 Ilk• -.... park!D&. . . .
.. . .... ,1 ' ••
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WlllU: '1!111 LAW 11· moTlnJ tO clnl
witli the vloiltin oa campus, the ad-
mlniltr1Hon la worltlns to k"P the achOol
open.
•
Many aay, ''Look al the turmoil on
campua, it'• not an academic at-
moophere, ~ can~ study, io· -tho
school down." I'm not 1olng to bu1
that. . . . Th• Wrooklt11 Crew
I wu . talklnf:,_to one lirl who la
1olq to receive her B.S. ID JUM. Sbl
'!!Id lhe "1U lalq to lltep. Pini ;-
ff lbc WU tlJe Jai! "'*'5l 1.. illuzt4
her that we would keep the IChool open
even it lhe were 1ht Jnt. ltudtnt. n:e only real lh1q that tho revolu-
Uonarf11 want l1 to ~JoM down' the achoo!.'. .· . . . . .
,,,. central prol>lem la ltl&her. -
tiCllt lo nlat Iha schools .JIUlll ntain
the coofldence cl lhe tupayen. Wbea
lhq do, I 1ae1 -la will bl JYaii
_. --lhllL Ibey have. · A lt>t--will tell ,)'Oii the bat .... ,_,..._man 1a e 1:r1-
. lollJU.
Acadlmlc-lhould pul .... ~.
on lbe ICldemlc, not -for ICllom
but for Jdou, 1be acbool la I place
-llOClll cltlztp ... bl ....
tcmplated. In olher wordl, Iha oolle1e
-read,J lor ......
• -' ---PO.r H•n
111 s-f'r•nrisco _ ...... '""""";.Tl G HT SE.CURITY
-e-e-e-visli · · · ·_ · · .·.
. '. By llEilll c.u:N what.Yer It la, lt uau~ lnii' ": '.''. . ;.: . Repor~rs Frisked, Challenged in Key Trials
" .
. SAN 1'1WiCISCO -lion lhlnp Pollllclans and bureaucrata.wlio uae ~ llnd types we ean do wlthoat: 11.tmplement" u a verb (they lbould 4 Pe4eatrlam who atand oil lhe curb be fined 1100 evay time Ibey uae
• u lhouP darlq molotilll to bit It, wilh lnnnedlat. Implementation).
them (don~ [llllh mo too flrl) lnteUectu.ala on TV who p....,.,,,..
" BalMIOft concertos. ''forte" u though tt were "fort-1y." 4 This familiar quote In "celebrity'' Sweet potatoes cooked w I t h ~ lnterview1: "I don't need arUflclal marshmallows.
ACI'RESSES who uy In lnterviewa:
"I'm dyln& to play a prost.llute. I
pea Jt'a btcauae I'm ru.Uy 1uch
PEOPLE who uy "Have , a nice I nice clrL" (B&eagb).
, weokond" u arty u W-ay. Loud applause In the mlddla -cl
"' 1Umul&nt1. No aloobol, no narcotics.
f am au!flcienUy sUmulated by
' LIFE." (lmccccccb).
People wllo say ii on any day. • .I. drum ae1o ID 1 jau joiJil, ~
'"COldtful'' lltfJe '.fiatauranta wboee· ,~ .-·-•. _;: '.: -~
mtrooms can only be reached Vta • • -nrrver.-·W'h(i ttfU5t 'lo turn on their
the iltchmt. '\Smart".tittle ,....._ . -= «> dark and rainy <tar• whole mUlic la providtd by 1 -~""f( .. __.:_'Mf;.iot ll~). . · -·• -
tunet•to··a veey ltraflbt AM ltltioa, ' "No,,~ read lht revJews."
:»mmerciall and all.
''These demands are n o n -
....,i!able." (Yeah! Then accept tho
conoequenc:ea for Y'l"' bllll-lleaded-
..,.).
PEOPLE WHO droP rot of 1
discuulon with "Well. I really hl:ve
.. Int.rat In polillca" and then jolD
In to 1grff with whoever t1 maktng
the most arch-reacUonary statements. Police who call you "Sir" with the Publishers of the c r u d d I e 1 t
kind of infiecUon that turns it into pornography who try to get o{f the
an iMUlt. hook by deacrtblng it In lhtir a<b ~ People who enter your home or as "a rollicking spoof." Pfoof. ~ offtct for the flnit time and head un.solicittd credit carda: that arrive
: ltralght for the bookshelves with the -with a warning to "Destroy previous ~,brilliant obeervaUon : "All I have to card," which you didn't receive but
do is loot at the boob you read can imagine floaUng around for
and I'll know all about you." (Oh, evermore, Uke an undelivered threat. obacerllty).
+ 'llllY DON'T TREY: Jndude Y'JI" · l MEN WHO . actually wear those blood t,,e in ·your driver's Uce.nsr:?·
, phony !nut 'Pocl<et 'bandkmltleft (Qui~ -.i.=• youn!) • , • Put ~ ~ppUed .·a.a a 81mfnlct by dry Zfp code nu111 Jn the phone bOolf'?.
~ ·:lean&rs. ··. -• .P.l;tnt, .CYm ony and open -pro. f. The phrue "Con~ Brea~rast" grams · 1n 1ype· Jarge enough to be
t. 1pplled to 'i stile 'Shat! and a cup read by haJf.lfght!. . .Start a Black
ol lnstanl ocllee (I .nal conllnenW Sllldle1 Pl'OIIllll al lhe publlc libraries t lnatful 7 brioche, aoblant, con-bul ..-rlct ft to the people who
· Dture, IWftt butter, cate flltri -really heed It -the whites! .•• nun
:111 sometltlng .elleJ •. r .. , a JnUVey to find oUt if Negroea: no.Uy
1 People who can-t"Cbinp the aibject do prefer to be called blacb? •••
~ilhoot 11ylng "Not· to chanto Ille Hllft 1 -•lly hoor ol mUJlc -
1Ubject, but-." everything from the Muni Band to
Mall sollcltaUona for a magatine the Jefferaon Airplane -In Unlmt
JOU have 1ublcrfbell &o foi" seven . Square? ... Put antiseptic footbaths
years. on downtown streetcorners f o r
"The name d the game is-." Well, barefoot hippies.
.
Land Prices Go Up, Up
l!y MAX S. WEllllLY
ExecuUve Dlrtet.or
Vrboa 1.1114 llllUlut.
With all the tnnaUonary pressum: sur·
' I the lndu.try, il'I the dlny
-aplnl. m..-. than aoylhlo& lhlt prices bullden out ol tho
E\"'1 the richest, .best lliiancod
lo Iha oation mill! ..,..make
ecr'I work harder-.· .
in between for any type of urban acUvity.
Wbat teema to me of creat.er Im·
portance ti where and bow thl1 popul•
tion is distributed in tenns of homes,
townhouses, .paUo dwelllnp. &arden
aparlmeots, blab r1.... and llO on.
Whether lh1a process is c11le4 l.llld pl.,,.
ning, urban d~gn or IOme other term.
ts unlmportanl What ii lmportanl ii
that what.ever the density -each square
foot of the acre or mile be put to
use most effectively.
,_ n. Anodalol Prell LOG
Two trials under way aod a third In
the olflng ooncem wusinlUona cl pub-
lic fil(Ul'e!, or uu.uinatlon plot ~a.
Court coverage today i1 no( the same u
it once wu. A working press card ii u
nothing. 'There ii no eey movement by
reporters in and out ol courtrooms. _Re-
corders, 11 well u cameru. are barred.
Newsmen· are workinc under the molt
seven restricUom thus far tmwn in
v.s. """"'· . Gent -U,, wi».11 I~
.ornsi>oOiiell'f llai wrtttto about ll)ibl
of coorirP91D drama, bu nMvided an -l<coimi·'·61 lhe:·real -~~ llllmlUlldmt odriliulon • el ' .... .a .. \b
the trial cl Sirhan B. Sirhan, accUsed
ol lhe kt1l1ng cl Seo. Rober! F. Kennedy. Describl.n& the eighth floor Hall of Jus--
tlce inarble-wJ)led corridor wtiert new ..
men atand In line to l!ln In, then enter
an lnspeclioll room through a.blg"mel-
plated door, Handsaker comment!:
"You're covering Sirhan Blshara Sir~
han'1 murder trial but alrudy fee.I like
some kind of. suspect younieU. The feel·
ing is only beginning."
There are aome differenw belwetn
the proceedings at the Sirhan trial and
the Clay Shaw trial in New Orleans, as
well as for the upcomJna: trial of John
Earl Ray In Memphis,
HERE'S TOE ROIJTINE In l.m An·
,-geles u Handsaker describes it:
~ A de= sheriff tells you to empty
yotir . etl. You Jay pen, penclls,
paper, keys. wallet, handkerchief on a
long table. The deputies, following
orders, are nice enough about ii, but
lhez take yoor pipe 1por1 to verify n
bn t a plstcl or knife and 1heJ lmpect
the wadding in your lighter. Le.anin&
forward, hands on table, feet apart.
you're frilied. The depuly runs his haod
over your coatsleeves, under collai-and
lapels, up the back, along the seams,
up and down your 1egii. A second dep-
uty moves a paddlwhaped metal
det'ector over your person. It squeal.I
wben it crosses your belt buckle ancS
the clip that holds your courtroom pus
to your breast pocket.
Women depuUe.s frl:ik women, report..
ers-thoroughly. One describes 'It: 1n a
side room, the deputy empties the M:WI"
woman's punie, U.pects spea'.lcles and
cut, makeup kit, wallet; feels under
scarf over head; umlp1 back d dress,
ezplores front atea1; newswomu hoi.sll
skirt to waist to show boliery and girdle.
You're admitted throuah another lock•
ed door to a Jong corridor where there is
a long table with '6 phones for newsmen.
A drinking fountain ta provlded-.7'¥r1
are no restrooms.. Leave the secbiity
Itta and you have to JO throueh the
frWrin( _... an over lo .. t hack In.
courtroom air condlU...er cll'riel Iha carryln& hll photo In color and his ._wrs at lhe Clay Shaw lrill In
ecene to three black--and-whlte monitor ftneerprtnt. NIW' Orlearu:. Tbtre 11 cl!Md-drcuit
aereens on hlllh pedeltlla. The picture Before -1-to Iha courlrOOm, lelevilloo but It l<rminlta In tho clllce u a steady toog shot. Sirhan i1 hardly uch newcnan will be llll'Ched, then be ol the sheriff. He scam tt to t.p
moft than 1 dot. The jury la out ol vlclootlped u be ,ivea his name, addnu In cons!llll touch wilh wbat'1 J01111 en
view. Reporten debate the ldenUUes and ors1WUon. a fO.minute procua. In court.
ol hacks cl beldl. Often It ts lmpoalble Once In, lhe report« may not leave lleportera ean leave only durlnJ court
to tell which attorney ll 1pe1t1ni Sound h1I aJlicned 1t1t until the noon receu receaes or at adjournment, bat r11:111e1
ts adequat. moct cl the llme. lleclule «adjournment for the da/',;:,OJ'""°""et are declared mrt Ill boun or ao.
l<Uletlmes bumorooil uldea ""' picked nltchal at mldlualon will bl Each' re[IOIUr bu 1 lhlrlfl'a Identity
up, the micropbaoel flO'lf •~ turned allowed. Requeltl . for ~ · card with Jlbato a**•ched Ht bu to
olJ UCOJ11 •. "'.~!""lrt ts In~ tolevlo!IOft to ~!6~1~. Jftlelll It It .tlte cauil!oml lor'<Olt><
In the mlliary room, d""51l!!; P. -<11!114 ::pealo:r)t}' <. W ~-a., ..... parlaon wilh .& lilt,84,(ll:oto . .-. aearch" aenmm-..... •II.metes W • ~jedtil-""'dp · r-i-aowu -~ Then he underpes a ·llhlbdinhl lbnllar
ftcordera. lie, But be did ~-for dapµllea to the Sirhan trW procedure.
"lliOii TM: Tlllil~ilrj.R:! Eidi ~~~~: · PbOtograpbenhavelbetouaJiealchon.
In Memphla, H la -lhlt lift"""' tranacr~~ haft"::.· pt'O> Nono' are illowed In: tho .-·
will have' to a(llieir at ~-coUrlhooae mllld aboui ef.ry batt ho.. They mual' W«k -Iha l>t:lldlol
an hour before the opening cl each Al 11 4:.. olher tr1aJa ,;,oat .,.... which hu hto drl...in and Ihm wall:.Jo
aeulon. Each ...,..,.. aecredlled to rutr1ctk<i7 ara 00 ~ And. enlrlnce1. Shaw ,...rally drivel throosh
the bill hu hid to eam oecurtW u 11 Iha odierl, recorder• are bamd. • pie Into lhe puiab prison llulldliis clearance frmi lhe Shelby eeutlly aher· · but oeeaalooally hu parked and wall:ed
ur1 office. E 1 ch must· wur 1 hadJ• TllElll: • NO OVERFLOW room for to lhe eourlhouae.
My Firm? The 67-A-889e Co.
Each cl about lhree mil1toD -
-perbapl youn ~ is OM -art 'l1l1W
able to use 1 unlquel:r..Mlllt>ed -number to speed paperwork ltLll to
almpllfj Communlcatlona with other com-
panies. -· ·•
'11leae companies are all lilted by
Dun 4' Bradatteet in ltl new "Dita
Universal Numberlns Syatem" ([).U-N·
S). The !Irma have been uked to print
lhelr ntn..illit DIJNS numbln pt'O>
minenUy on 111 lnvolcel, --orden,
lhlpplna docmMnta, order entrtea, cndlt memos, IDCI other docurnmta which
could provide lnfonnal1oo needed !or
dato procealllJ.
DUNS bun lnv..U,atlon partlcUlarly
by companies which 1111, er Jl[a lo
use, computen. At oo cbarp. DU will ' .
llllp I DlJNS number to any eom-itJ toclll. :ecurity numbers lar ltt-
-~-· eat•hl'"~~ that u~ far' IL dlvlduals. . ·--·-_,. u ' Obvloosq, DlJNS will -k belt -
Tiii: NIJMHll ldentulea I eom-'I ' an cl a co:upany'a IUPlllien ltLll
11111111 and katiol, and lt'I a permanent • CUltomer& have numben micl Ult tbmn.
ldciitlllcaU.., i:n1na tho llrm move1, Then, :U.. l)'ltem bacomea a tool to c~ ...-por dies. A I1111eoom-~P~~~~ :: .:." :!:'f~""'l= ..:....in,, order proceu1q and lrldq.
po:rcbu1q point and remlUlllce locoUon 11E11E Alli!: aome cl Its . clalmod ad-
would bavt its own tdtnMcaUon. OU: vantages and appUcatl0111:
keepl .. up.loodato muter Ole Gi an e When I Vendor ae1ll lloodl under
DIJNS .-, which It pdllilbea la ao dlflerent tndemarka, tylq theae vulou
1M1L11 COde Book and auppltme:Ju namea to the rlabt vendor orsanlaatlmt
(price: Ill>) er on mqnetle lapa oe ts limpllfled wllh the DlJNS number.
punched cardl for d1mt mtry Into data • When 1 compllilj' bolh l5IUa ta and """""'1ttJ ~-buy1 from the 11tne orpnlsaUons, lhe
Eve!ttuaUJ, DU 1-DlJNS numbers DUNS number -ii .... to match
!or bul1nca will bl 11 eommoolf used ~~ ~·abl·-
Fi~ing · T·he Values
1 11n1le DIJNS number potmb lite
p;aparaUoit ol llncll lnvelcai to -mu!Uple tranaetl'"11 and lthlpmenta lo
Olllertnt locoU-cl the ---= • When dlf!-t produet11na are aold
For tho lint time la lh1rty yean
of bualntu ·1 fetl &bit the business
commlinlly at 111'11 la not nally com-
munlcall:rc witlt lhe pt.m -•Uon
olcollqe-
thal. lhe !Ddlll!rial CUMlllllily WU Jn-
eapoh)o Gi provl4in& I YiUle -
llOClety, ·the preaent seneratloo 11'1 not
Wldq about -vlablllty, ... 11'1
Ibey crlllcll Gi lndultey'• -.....
pat.nee.
throqb sepuate Wet fon:a, or when
different dtridonl m1J leD to COUUIMll
l«Ounls, DUNS eao provide ......0
ldmtllicatloll. ·
Like 111 other -mtlLlHrllil
l)'llems, DUNS 11 prone to -emr
IDll worb beat -"ce:np:U:' WU to computer," but. one reaanl to di
'Ille TUI IMlority ol todl)"a ..U.0
UNUn: eoilep lludenta cl ~ nn -ta • • • u, port cl , • , * P"'""1M who ml...-stood .,, d ~~ ....w.. -·"'·· ,_,_ ~ GEORG! ZUCUR, who with Handsa-mlatnJited btll'-bee.,.. !bey fall '"'~ ........, ·-~-.. .., ..., ~ 1
ker and LIDda DNtlcb hu been altemal· 11111ana1-_., ol --
In witb I1l1NS -la that i,.,a -an ,.. -k a1 an1p1q -· mi heJllnl Iha .,_ ap to -· ..... It tDI)' well become I unt'"""1 .,_
Jna: in the 'two AP lront·row se•tl ln the and fr0m the appUcatlon ol matt'fl
7keat cour1room, NYI be f I n d a lnnovalion. TbeH two factors abetted
"'°'" bu been 11"al deal o(preoc-atitlon with d.mue.· in recent years
-~ tmr<laled Oelll! of In-= l('UbUc )leallh conalde" C011>
.... --The anthropologist ii a:incemed wJtb behavior of hwnans
THIS MEANS employlnc the term "JOmetb1ng almost amuaint: about show· by our own brand ol enterprill IDd "hlabest and best uge" to reallJe the ins your prao credantlala twlct 1 day lnlllvldual !Nadom ol clQce, 11'1 tho
In the M.... D6ll plana ..-D:r
to -DUNS to provide all tu cnd1I
and markal lnlonnatlon tie --pl will: tu cmto:n«'I' _...
In ci--The .......ist and nil -to man equate denllU. with
......., prlcu and economic .. tum. The
..,..,. qJa,eer lhlnks of .trolllc .....-..
greatest return includlng uUUty, con-to • aecurlty chief who knows you U1 Opt1"onals lftl\Ut tools •• 0 that U1 IDdultrial venlence and amenity, 11 well u 1· ~ _, or UD1oodlnl your • I)'-hu.,.. pA•lld.
""'1elary values. It suputs lhat we ~ .fer lrlsklnf by a IUard who AND Jll:aTl\'J: -. an,not -
llOOd to redefine our tradlllooal tonc<pt -'bJ heart Y"''" carrylnJ • pack ,,... Che Versolllc1 (!llo.) Uonlne the ... ol -tooll '°-*
ol ''blabeal and bell use" In purery ""' <laareU.S, lhree pens,.~ paper, Lcodc~Stolfama• the a!Ouenee that'-cl Gian ....,. economic tmns. w a 1 l·• t and handbrchlet. • . • tnon 111 lbell' u... What, then, are
1be gn>UplllJ or clllllerioJ eooctpt ~ mllll wall lo tho corridor Lut -wa were commenun, on ,,_ _ ........ _,_., '
AU.Ol"flUlllEdoftilt.topopul1tloo In realdenUal land pllMiq Jor !>IP oulllde the l«llrlly a.rea to photograph Iha •arioul and atndry .. _ .. ., ·-1 ..-w~•· .
dmly 11 vlend by lhe planner, P well 11 low density rtlldellUll prtnclpala 11 tbeJ an!ve er leave. Iha cars lbeoe dl)'I tllat a.re lncludad 1...-u.,.,. _llonlnl the bulC
•:>loper e<JlUbllc clfldll Involved with development la one sensible approocb Stelcbea al trill principal• 1Dd Juron: Jn Iha pitco """' )'OU purchaR one ftluaa, er, rallw, lite lack ol ID el·
c1"5111:Jjo ~ and adm1nlatulng !0< to the problem or oomblnlq blCll -by artllt a-1i. lilts cl 6a!t P'ranctsco Thl1 week 1t' "" called to.,. ~ ....,.. ol •altlu • Iha pan "' lllltJ -·...,.u.. So far u I know, nobody d ... ljle1 with the lncreulnr Wd lor ha .. move4 on the Wlrephoto -k lhal. should 1 farn1ar daclclo to lnc1odt • · • l•ujomm•• cl ;flt/ ~
1111 J'el coma up wllh flmi. definltlve open apace 1m<n1Uea In llL'llln li~ ••• Durln& jllT)' aeledlon, 17 courtroom In the pri<e tq on hil cew, Iha !ht · :::'p:':'ta. tha uuaJ.....,. ~ a aw • to wblt ci>nllitutes optimum It bu been Wei thal the UniUl4 ·mt. ·.m· assigned to newameni the of extra tbJ11&1 for which he Ja chltftnc
' FE It-cl ponooa ... any atven hu DO llJortqe ol land. I think lhe rat are for wltneaes, slrhln'I' rainlly It mllbl nail aomethlol lib lhll: ..... • -IT II ; • : "" rallun II bua1-mio
.... ii nil -8-11 -la -tlon al lhla notloo,!,ldl ........ ·'OQd·..,.)111\i:;pardl,-.:. ·• • , .... , Jei;I.$l. " · -~ ml lllL[ll:ulla lndMdual M.Yort:Qlr~an-IO w1:oll .aaa&·~i.r'-liiit 11ie ,~ cn>tt:tt~ ;~ \!t · · ud lhl -to lmproft the ., --•M 'been ...cw . ....,.Lljblo '" an• or !oar ~ ·!_11·111t'.Jeo\•tt1nc 11s triaf~iditi. : :•i _ .-~i;, r a1 IOClety 111at c--..
ff not -W II mJaN bf that B ; flWlll!liint Atle .'bl iit\ir f0f'"lll!e-. ...-.a 1n )he COllrinlo<t> liJ cloaed-, ~•t.111'4 ~ f!;;ulrl '.ftrnmunlcatloo llllwwww m 11541 Iha
I.Ga Allltlao II In .. ._. djf·, ~,1r, t!!!>t ~ n.wd 41111j~1 .-...~ In 'an. •'511111kJ' ,_ -; dllll 'lton•hP\IMi \1, Jric1i ·"-"*' lllPfl'll. '" -Ind 1•11•.'l'buoll )1:ilpol~."llillitl:li'.,.,,.. .' ".. · · .·!Gi!' lliil'.t'~· ;•· -~ _ <4' ;,.• •. ·;~ ,.. -;;n:~·.,....-· _ .. ~-=-·· .... _,. -~~ ~'.... ~_;.__ ~ · .. ~l.. .. - -
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' -'· DEAR ANN bANDE~ My' hl<ither....d' bll wile :li~j.~111J'!J'l'l l2 Y~f'· Tho hay~7'wo Cliudten.
'JI;.,. "°I'~. ~us atiecjt not ti11Yhii ',·IP.Jtt.ff'D'
. U,. ~!r (lite!l' ejlCh have,fi•• l'llf,l~. ,.,~ •.
•menexer ,Kay is w" h..-,~, .,,iµJ_dtiii •h•
has, ~he s~,a1 '~We have two,. we'~ ~?' . -.i .
, Kay nu h,cf 'three JDiscar· ;: •. / 2<a • • ~,.-.•
riages -all within 1be first • · ,... . :~ :··.. , J>
two !11onths of J>!'ID&nci. She publi1b9d1 ~t4;i:.,.~
<elldn t go to the boopltaJ wltll--mooitl* 'eT!4J.ib·~t1 -~ o1 them. Wwld· )'ou coil;! -<1etec!;lmllllorcor #it ib1Ji1ru
11der these children?_-SIG qi.:., we r.+e ••oQ.., fQmetbin;.'~ A
. DEAR Q: I •o no1 eoaiJd.i -pamiihlet P$il '"!Ii ·;byjthe
mlscorrta1.,.cblldr'e .... ""'""' A~~~,.-~ your llJteNIHaw W111ti ,to. )1~D10B11oni1.~tQ,belp
.Jt dOHa't bother ine. And t(' te~. ·.fffi't ·· anr ·'IOl'De
Uouldn'& bolllH yoa either useful clues: · • · ' · Change ln school at-
DEAR ANN -LANDERS : Iv ou people in the United
States are not ~ only ones
who are 4eeply concerned
allout the widespread use or
dr\ip' among young peopl(. !lo. C<nadians. are struggling
wtth the problem . .also.
tendan«.
Ch8!14e in quality of
homeWOrk.
Deterioration in appearance.
Wearing of sunctasses In
class. •
Wearing o l long-sleeved
garmenta: in hot weather (to
hide neecile marks).
Stealing of small items.
Finding the student t n
unseemly places such as
closets, s10terooma,::ete:~' .:-,_
' Falling Asleep iit'CE. t • ' .~ ~· And now, Ann. some parenls
as well a:i teachers' need to'
, '! -· · 1n • know how lo recognize a mari-. JU"llly. VlteS juana cigarette. Will you
publish the description? Thank
As a high school te.icher
who has W{)rked in the Toronto
syatem for 20 years, I would
Uk,e .. to. pass on BOme· useful
information to other teachers
whO . neeO guidance. Yoll
Area Women ii';!AnER roRomo srAR
Young women interested in
playing with the Women's
Army Carps Band may ' apply
DEAR READER: Thank
you for your contribution. And
now here is the description
you rtque1ted: at the U.S. Army recruiting
station at 1091h Main St., Hun· Marijuana clptettu uually
tington Beach anytime durinj are rolled in a d • a. b I e tbe week. \ . , ii thickness of ~.UP& brown or
... -.... . _ .... 1 .o11-w1111e • .,."'' nu ... '°"1llf1Uorui for the 14tli -'us: 1omewtiia\ .-.Uti-t Ir •""JI
WAC Band are held ~arlf ' rega.Jar cigarettes wUl the
at Fort MacArthur 1n San paper tw:lited • tacW II
Pedro. at botb end1. Martjaana ts
Applicants must meet WAC green in color rather 1lwl
en t· ran c e requirements in· broWJl .Ji~ ~. t.oblteco.
eluding, being between the Tbe .... el banliat"iurtjlUa
a1es of 18 and 35, be a high is 1bnllar 1o ...., rope or
school graduate, p r o v i d e weedl, ttmewlllt 1 we e t e r
cha11acter references, pass a tbu tiblcct,. · • ··
SPORTY DECK SHOES
Reg. 3.96 to 4.58 3 88.
Sunda" OnJ11, _ , ·• .. :
Men and boys' :cOttQrl canv&s 11ppers cushioned
:::· rubber soles. ~-~le, blue, 'green· • .' 11'2t 21i'6,
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WILSON JACK KRAMER
T~NNIS RACKET
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S(leed-P'lex fiber face. · pbyiical examination and be Uaen Can' m°arlja~ by odd
single with no dependents names. If you hear aomeone
under 18 years of age. refer to ll'B•s, pot, lltmp, tea, ~leeted musicians· will be sticb, ~I, joints, ~y Of · • 1 'i
eligible tor·ll])l!cial tralninlt a1 .. Mary Jw, 1if 11 ·w ... ir • ...,, ·' .thl!~2lmient:nf Uie .{1.s·. .marijaani' '.; • ;,,, "T.fTm_ .ir·."!f; '"
'lrfa\lalSdtool:GtMUSft.w ~· , • ' •U.lf ~l1<~1'l .'VJ 9111',1 •
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Qood time !lltfl!llW9nWPll('WVlllii . ,,,~ .. ~-..,_ .. ., ........... , .. ··11"~ """"'~I' b• .. Ji; 1~·-flil1 , -w -· , , "o---r ...,.llc ,.._~-, -N·e·x __ t __ A_ ... n· '" ::::"'!!'=:;·· ·-~u•A;;;· ' po 0 H//.~drn '*"'* . • • Ann Lii Wiii • 1111 '" ' •.
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to her 111 ctl'9 ii'~ ... OAtLY .. ~:. ~ • Crew OK'd ~~f:t • ............... -
BUSINESS t\ND
PROFESSIONt\L
GUIDE
\ 1111 NIWl'•l'I' ILa '
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28671•sl Coos! Hlitiway • t...n. Dt1 Mor, COi~. 92625 ; . '
Tele,._ 61~601 0 --·--J..'' [_cotfttiao .. .,, ... .-.-•• CM.If' "
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The candy mat that:a 10 iood
for you..btllciou1 maJted mUk be.Us •• , Specially priced bere:
to save you 20c on a ptcklce.
Charae It.
LIMltM 9-my, ..... Wiii " .......
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llYl.Oll JACKET
FORSPRINGI
O•r Rf!fJ. 4.97
2.97
A fine casual jacltet for men
tbts sprina:! Maize Brau,
Blue Flanle eoPper or Navy.
S,M.L.n. ..
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VISCOSE .RAYON LOOP RUG
Our Reg. JJ.88
Sunde" Onl" 10.88
FRINGE CHENILLE SPREAD
Our Reg. 2.98
s_-.~, !'RI" 2.37:
Tbe "IUpjllHtte" bedspmd In 38% viscose rayon and
114;%'<:ottott;'Wltb lhtee sidi!ll ttiduned witl>·fringe. Full -
alid'tW!n'l1ed'ilzes. While, pink, sungold, avocado, pe•
c!9,Ck ~l~•. ~; Cha!'i• Ill
. 1 P·RoU l'ackal)e
Of Toilet Tissue ,
In ; w-1te, !'astels
"' ' ...... ") . . :.4Mr :Rf!fJ. 88c
;· ·; ~ ,<K;i ) I ·.·· .~·:, 68c
• p ... '~ '. . . ,, V A ~ ,.
~ roll ,1111 6IO .•beets each
aMtt: Iii ·~·"· CtOOle white or oolor -b&rmony pink or
)'llllpw .. For -convenltn~, juat
' "Cirst Jt." ,, .
.:INDOOR T.Y. 'ANTENAA·'-. ..... .. ~ ' 81111 ;RAif. I.18 s ............ . 99c
HU •4J-.~~lf f.&ectfm llwnlnum dipoi. aad WI· ~~Q· .. ' ; ' ! . • ' •
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Flattering To Your Figure
GO FIMINl.,_E WITH
THE PUSH-UP BRA
Our Reg. I.78
Sunde" Onl" 1.33
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Choole from nylon, nylon 1he1111, or 69% nylon,
31 % ace ta ta wltb underwlre. In white, pink,
blue, mint, black, and red. 32A-36A; ~B.
0.r liq. l.tf1
1.43
' -UNIVERSAL
CARRYING CASE -. -°"" Jtej; '4.88'. '
SulMlaw Onl"
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OU5J"'1~-Ar•;1"" "4\nhrs 'ond rooltorf1ry'"9
lo '"' evM for tht mck period y.., hod In 19'61 · ·''.
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Prj•H o111ou ... h••• .nt ,.;ua:· w. h•'Ai"....,,,1 --'---~-'-'-~-'---., .. ;.,,,.:;;.'::+"'fC,,.:,,""'q:;.,
loollnl for o liomt<Qr oboYt \~~•;l'wf~~~ In' no .--:h!T'"'-t-~n''--·~,.:"',~'-"-.:'~~~~~~!t"i ...
hurry)ond ono.-evelopmont .h~!.i!'CJOll~ lb• tv1ce·3 , , . ._,.. · ·~i,<;:.;i,..~;· .. v\f<
t1,.1 • 1 f .~the ••tn• moilell 'Why :r;.~ thl1 'bt? ~·f'»; ,., . ~· J-~2fr~. ,t WJl\I iMu1it Iliff ~ .. 01sln1.R'l~!11,h• • !P ~;y hi!"' , ...a :..:.• · _ :: • .C.;. , .,.~. drtd1 Of tloll•n moN for the HMl,,p,ce. )>61you,: think ~ ~ J t ~ •'
tftore wAI bo·• leveling off period ....,? Qr .. m prlcu
continue.' to ·1ncN11e? ' C.M.F. Costa Mesa
ANS WE~:. Homes· do cost more to construct today
-anything you build costs more, these d8ys,. Afl ex-
ample: the platform built in Washington for the fuaug·
uratlon cost 30 percent, more .lhl\n the same ~latfo_rm
cost four years.ago. Just in the pa,st .yeOf and hat~ bull.d-
ing n\aterlal prices have nsen,over ~o perc~l. Tjle qas
gone uP..11earl)" 15 ;p,ercent, C~"fll .blpck.,SlX petcent, slntts;ff4 .l\\llfi!f';~ver}ive P<F•ent, glass ,15 percent.. ..
, Lum~f. is l.h6.J.eader in the cost risers. From. 1954 to l~ ~J>rice·!Jf lwnber was fairly Stable, then lum-
ber·prices fell '<>ff1 with the buildin·g crwli::Jl. in ·1~~· In
tbe past 12 months some lumber prices advanced as
much as 40 percent! ' 4
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\Vages for the Construction Work~r~ ba~~ adv.anc~.
adding to our Orange County economy, but also to !lie
price ~fa home. 4$CO,rdlng to \he ,I?epartmeot of Labor,
craftsmen last y.ear got the largest percentage gain l,D
wages '.since l~. , .. t ·
The interest rate you will pay is higher; much high-
er, than it was two or three years ago. A favorable in·
terest rate today is 71h percent. The reason: loans on
single family residential have long been out of step with
the rest of the money market.
For instance, one of our clients, a Vice Prqiiil;J~:
with .a locally based aerospace company recent
bought a home through us and squawked to high heaven
about having.to pay 7~~ percent. That week the Journal
carried the news item that his company, with all their
billions of dollars in assets, was paying. seven percent
interest for t~eir capital. ·
And, of course, land costs are ever increasing.
Builders and. individuals alike are paying more for ra'!
acreage and their finished lots. Prices locally .here in
Orange County are up from eight to 17 percent over
this swne time last year.
So with all this --' you might be thiriking; "Why
should I buy now?!' "'Fhere is a hou~e1 baVe ·my eye on
that .fit.I •nty needs , but should I buy· now; or should I
s~y alert @nd try to pick up a better real later?"
'nte ar(S~:t:r. · ~i le. 1 ., st on!
bl.iying a ribe o .. qu n.M
only goitJg . thing -go high . · , espe-
dally fn d1!3!eas will ~ ore · e. \Ytid
or What In · -eould c~ "
of building sr I,.owe .j ,~:
terest? Stop l.nflalktn? '"' T '?'·f
We are living · in the ~conomic age Qt; ~~lion'. We
are going to be getting paid mOre and more· dollars tot
our skills ~d services -and paying more and mor!? for
all consumel'I items, and the skill and services of others.
!Th~ reasons you should select a home as your ma.a.
jor purchase is, one: that long term 30 year trust ileed
you'll be paying off with those easier S:nd 'cheaper dol-
lars. a true ll'edge against inflation; t\vo: the interest
on that lo'an .is dedqctible as well as the real estate
laxes, saving you valuable income tax dollars; third : is
appreciation, especially here in Orange County, and fi-
nally, when that time comes your home no longer
serves your needs the~ are m~tpQ:d,~res:ognized.by IRS
of leasing, refinaltfilnf, selllnfor'l!x~liahging lliat pro-
perty w1thout.·pay1ng any, or very ht tie income tax on
the transaction. Wise planning here 'viii permit you to
defer taxes and by doing so give yourself more capital
with which to grow and build. ..
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At P-acesetteJ1 Hames I
Homebuyer.s. al Pacesetter model _ . available, has four
Tustin have only j(i more days bedrooni.s and tWo bit'.hs and
to lake advantqe of 90 per· provides parents u n u s u.. a I
cent financing at 1.9 percent Prfvlcy~ · TCs liug'e 'inaster
interest. bedroom suile includes a
"Purchases initiated after 30 dressing . room and , com·
days wUI let financed fl 7 .5 partmented bath aM a sltUng
percent But a reasona)>le area with paUo-\'.iew wmqows.
deposit wllhln the nen 30 doys Ao61her"wl&uif 1/ltute, Is
will hold on e., of the houses the cenltaliled, nautral-brkk
at the current,~ fin~ '1-.. fireplace that opens to a living
tale, •bi? wllJ'l!i 11"'\':iill~ r.'"'°m on one ~de and to a
Ill the lime -cl"-." -ge 'l!ID(Uy room ; iln 'the ~to Landon M. Exley, Olher. ·
director of ulea • n d B u Y tt·proven Pacesetter ~ f o r Pacuetter features, expressed in the ~ Ii <;iii -~ 0
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Port Lido· Wins
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ei.ctn..i !talu!OI, Port Udo.
1 1)1-botne resi dent ia l
deYelopnet!I In Huntington
B<ad>; 19d&Y bas earned the
Southern CalllOl'llll Ed1!0n eompanr'• ..,....s Medallion
Award.
J. F. Nail, Edison'• divi..loo
sales manager, and Norrll
Creveston. marketing con-
:auUant, presented tbe award
recently to Wllllam Lyori.
president, and Emil Tessln,
executive vice president of
William Lyon Homes.
Three model homes are now
open to illustrate the v~iety
(I( modem living convemences
available at Port Lido. They
art located at 1851 Ocean lane
on the south side of Hun-
tington Beach.
The one and two-level homes
rante in price from $26,t!IO
to $.11,100 and feature three
or four bedrooms with two
(Ir three baths, and two or
three-car 1arages.
A feature Of each new home
Lt the an·: el e c \rt c terrace k!lcben wltllll>ulll-io ... and
aelf-clei.nlng oven,
dlshwubtr, 11J11qe cli<posal
and lwninelcont celllngs. All
kllcl>ena bave lbe popular
~ window an d
slldlnJ glut doors for service
lo the p1Uo or backyard
areas, acrordiq to.Nall.
Other featura Include a
step-down living room. formal
dining room, family room,
decorator draperies and wall·
lo-wall carpelinJ.
Lyon II a put president
ol the Home Builders Associa-
tion and active tn organiz.a·
tlons dedicated to the con-
struction of betteNlesigned
residential ·developments.
The firit '54 tllllll of Port
Lido are cornplettd and the
final 100 are scbeduJed for
con!truction thi5 spring, he
said.
Banquet F etes County
Walker, Lee Salesmen
Members or the Walker and
Lee sales staffs throughout
Orange County were honored
recently at the company's 28th
anmal awards banquet held
ln the Disneyland Hotel.
Frank R. Hart, chainnaa
of the board and president of
Walker and Lee, pointed out
'that "despite · OJI 'unsleadJ-
mo'ney maraet;~. ~ fll'JJl'i ~
sales force broke all recordl
tn 1968 by achieving a yearend
tota1 of over $123 million ln
sales volume."
Founded in 1941, the Wa}br
and Lee organization hu' IOld
more than 85,000 homes. 'lbe-
fi rm now operates 23 resale
offices and 30 wbdiviaioni
with an average sales rate BOOSTING SA.1..aS
of 90 homes per week. Fr•nk R-Hart
Transactions. I n c I u d I Q: I
subsidiartrt _'.art expected to now througti the company a\ 13,000 f~. 1"9, Hart predicted.
the rate of 249 per week for _He envwons over "7,000 sales
an approximate totaJ of neart1 Wt year, an incrtUe of ~ ~ -· :-". . .. ... ~~~~-.... :_..., , ..:::.e ~ ~~ .. ... • i ,'
Architectural Associates
James W. Reagin, William
E. Mader and K. Stanley Bell
have been named as.soc.lates
in the Costa Meaa architec-
tural firm of Thoma•·
Ricbm:l.son-Associates, it was
announced thla week b y
Robert M. Thomas, presi-
dent.
The appointments bring the
firm 's number of ISIOCiates
to five. Appointed usoclates
In mid·1981 were John C.
f..1itcbell, responsible for com·
merclal projects, and Huba
S. Nagy, project designer.
Reagin supervises specifica-
tions and construction. Mader
ls in charge of f ie ld
supervisioo. Ben is responstblfl
for project scheduling and
production coordination.
Reagin joined T-R·A in 1~.
A native of Atlanta, he
graduated from the Institute
or Technology in 1951, ol>-
ta.ining Bachelor's Degrees in
Science and Arcbttecture.
Mader joined the firm In
1966 after operating his own
firm for a decade. A native
of Southern Calllornia, be ob-
tained an associate in arts
degree from Glendale College
Jn 1946 and joined a local
architectural firm the follow-
ing year. The next 10 years,
he worked continuously for
three architectural f i r m s .
meanwhile obtabung h I s
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degree fr<m the University
of Southern Callfomia in itsl. w i t b 11Km .. Richardlon
since 1967, Bell bad worked ,
far a development company ·•
and earlier operated 1 o '·
architectural finn, both on his .1
own and in partnership with
another archltect. A naUve of
Orange Counlj<, he aUended
Orange . Cout College .before
obtaining a bachelor o f
architecture degree from the
Univ~ity of California at
B"kY,y ln 1954.
Mader Hrved u pft!ident
of the San Femondo Valley
chapter of the American
lnalilul< of Arehltecl& and
Bell is • past director of :be
Orange County chapter.
U.S. Recruits
For Viet Work
The Federal government
begins a wee.k·long talent hunt
Monday to find skilled civilian
wm-kers for vllllps: and
hamlets In Vietnam.
He1dqu1rttr1 fir the
recruiting effort is tht Federal
OOlce Building, 300 N. Los
Angeles St., Los Angeles. Ai>
plicants should can filM75t
between 9 1.m. and S p.m.
For an appointment.
I See By Today's
Want Ads:
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Don't miss this opportunity. Fine homes. Beach location. Gre¢ tenns. SaWur the cathedral beam eellinas, gia11t patio
kitchens and separate family rooms. Scheme on the 3-car garages. Room for a, boat or? These one and two-story homes
refle ct over 60 years of building experience by Fran~ H. Ayres and Son.
You will find all of the building techniques and prf(le.,jn.•
workmanship which made the earlier Rancho La Cuesta
homes so successful •.• plus new plans and choice new
locations! 111111 Choose from 3 or 4-bedroom; 2 and 3-bath
plans that you will be proud to come home to .•• and that
you can still afford.
$24,995 to $32,795
6%% Conventional Terms.
FHA-VA financing also aYltllble.
ADAMI AVE; ·~
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ocean in Orange COunty's fastest growing city.
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OAtLY l'ILOT l'hilf• "" It~ k-.lllw .i tit ,~ION AT NEWPORT -Davis Cup star U. Arthur Ashe is in J, action today at Balboa Bay Club as be meets Bob Lutz at 11 a.m. in
t the .:aem..ilinals of the Newport' club's classy tennis tournament. t~are Sunday at2 (sing~es) and 3 (doubles), _
r .. ~ OJ="'"' ,, :f' ...a=:. -l.. "U Q' •ol°d F..Om Nl:AA . . ..
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Of llM o."' """ st ..
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CAA'• Collete divi!ion western
baatetball toamament will be
tbe Lu Vegas Convention Center,
tbe ·DAILY PILOT hu learned from
idborttaUve sourcu.
~fte four-team tourn1ment will be held tridaY and Saturday, March 7-8. The
~ will advance to the national
~~ Evln!Ville, Ind:, t h e foll~lng
;"lites previously considered for
tale': rep.nats were Su Fernando Valley
SliD, Cll State (Fullertoo), SeatUe and
•AnMtfm Convention Cenler. -
lllr'-Cnietal In Ssota Barbara tonight
wllbWlllmonl Jnine; despite Its double<>verlime. 92-
IS Joa at UC Riverside Tuesday night,
is _iWl in the running with Its 15-8
1'ICIDl'd. 'Jbat'1 the word from Humboldt st* College athletic director Lorry
Kltbr, cbainnan of the western
,..i..111 aelection committee.
"'{es, rd uy UCI II In strong coo-l-r'fchl now and If they win their I• ·three games · they'd be tven more
~"be laid, in 1 phone interview witb
~'t>AILY PILOT.
, I.be moment, UCI is Jn· contention
flri other acbools far/ tbe tliree
ble berths al the March 7-8
• The only shoo-in so far is
fttli,ty of Nev1d1, Lu Veg~,
• )7-$ record.
F a r Western Conference. Two of those
losses were to midwest powers Akron
and Toledo. The Gators w i 11 probably
"be · invited, barriJlg a late-seuon fold
job.
UC DAVIS -The Aggies are 13-7
and 9-1 in the Far Western, but were
beaten handily by UCI, 9M9. Conceivab-
ly, Davi! could still win the Far Western
and eliminte SF State but might still
be eliminated because of the loss to
UCI. Such a development would be the
best thing that couJd happen to Irvine.
WESTMINSTER OF UTAH -The Salt
Lake City team is 13-3 and has nine
games left -all with teams Westminster
has beaten. The Utah outfit looks like
the dark Mrse.
All factors· considered, UCJ has several
factors resUng in its favor. First, tllree
of tbe Anteaters' eight losses came oq
the East Cout against Boston <A>Tiege, •
llllode Island and Provi~-
"Teams which go out of their way
to play strong Opponents are looked
upon favorably when it comes time to
eltend invitations," Kerker commented.
Second, UCI was invited last year
ar.d acquitted itsell well . Irvine upset
San Diego State in the first round and
Io 1 t by only five points to Lu Vegas
in the championship game.
Third, one of the six men on the
selection committee is UCI athJetJc dlrec-
tcr Ray Thornton. Two others are Orana:e ~
Countians. Phil Thelbert of Chapman
and John Caine ~f Cal State (Fullerton).
· Fourth, it' would seem unlikely the
regionals would be w;ithout a Southern
Callloritla entrr.'
Ketter said be would organize a con·
ference phone call to his five other
committeemen W e d n e s d 1 y arxl,
hop<lutcy, wrap It •I'
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' •'ll~GTON 1cAe) -11111 al-llloboi,rllammmtpbellere." The s.na.O.. woWd not di•dooe adclecl, "I bop. I ha .. malurtd 1 lillle
Ted WOllaml wu ~ Prldl7 nfalll ! He Wei wllon 1 ~ ajlenda I quarter WWl&mll' llluy O< the aiJe of his allce more."
u -al --e911ury In bueboll "be neftl" loiu his of stock In the club, l!ul esUmatea put The former Boatoo Red So• alugpr,
with -i~ear · iiei'tbt:t wlUjpate sreat liking fw ... amt t1Jt'1 meant biJ pay,,,, in Uie range~ $100,000 a year whose lifetime ~tting average of .344.
hlm lfil:ll!lliill t In buebol. IO mudl.l!I '*"'" 1 lit and b!j· •-Ip holdings ~t about · i>< thejhilbesl ot 1QY player sti\I Uving.
WlllW!W,l.jlllo lla,pa,rt -and { Ho'll Iii 'Jouq "!,.~k {'>to action 10 percent. had spurned at least tht., previous offers 'v~lco ~.: ~·~ ... • ~~. ·~:.."= ~.l'."r~j I 1 begin Robert SllQ,l:ji the Minneapol~ trucking to return to baseball u manager. ---system ty-and Democratic Parti !le said he hadn't le•' In the put ~ 14" 'lo -. certain 11111 ria, t leader fiom"· M!nnUpOUICir11o• ·lured that ~'l!ll\lld N,n&e •the °job. He" uld _-,.job tf<\19•-.i -out lo ·bl ' • ; .Wllllama, Sf, pill cm a rlire tie -WWlams back, purcluued the club only "I think 1'111 m..e qualllled now beca""'
·mWeh. _ . .. _,,. tbl ltr1nr ~ -over hla.P'fte sports wee~_peo foruAD estimated• million. I'm 10 years older." ~lo h-D anW io/alit r"' lblrt' lw llie ..,... · """"""" that W~,> ftbled <f• Jill fludlng wl!)i W\JllamS was candid and cordial In
In rethe1Dl!lll, the pme'a .,._ ~ dlmued 1 week al-necotJaUon writers 'Ind· fans, ild tie thouPI be hll triumphant return 1o 1 pluah sett1n1
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NEW YORK (AP) -Olympic cham·
pion Bill Toomey of Laguna Beach
duplicated his Mexico City feats Friday
night with an easy victory in the in-
augural U.S. Olyrilpic Invitational Indoor
Track Meet.
Toomey, the Olympic decathlon cham-
pion, who helped in bringing th.is special
event into the meet -the first in
indoor hist.ory -had a total of 4,271
points as be moved to an euy victory.
t)tunnerup Rick Sloan of Anaheim had
3,l.12. Sloau, ._Jeventh in the Olympics
w_on.. the .Jdgb . jutnp, • the only event
Toomey didn't dominate.
Toomey took~ 55 meters in 1.2, ! the~ put ea~ in lhe"Clay at NYU:•" 1'iln ·1 toss of 47-0, tl\e lone Jtlrnp
at 24-f and the 300 meters in 35.9.
Ed Carutbers· of Santa Ana Cout. Club
ended Ron Jourdan's high jump 11treak
at 11 straight victories, capturtni the
event in 7-2. Jourdan, the Florida whiz
could only reach 6-10, good for fourth
behind Frank Costello and Johll Rambo .
each cleared the same bel&ht but with
fewer misses .
Bob Seagren, workl record holder out-
doors and indoors, captured his 10th
victory of thil season with 1 leap of
16 feet, 10 inches.
The Southern California star 1ttempted
three shots with the bar at 17-7, which
would b1Ve bro\en his Indoor record
of 17.f, bot failed.
UCI Swimmers
To Test 49ers
C'.oach Al lrwln'a UCI awilnnllnl team
jumps right back into the Anteater pool
at 11 this morning againlt Cal State
(Fullerton) after downing Ce r r 1to1
College Frid-r afternoon. 51-33.
The victory wu UCI's fifth of the
aeuon against four Ioem.
:· '-roday'a meet will be our toughest
of Ule season,'' Irwin Slid. "Long Beach
is rea11y loaded."
T h e 49en: 1 r e p1ced by backstrolcer
Mitch Ivey, 1 silver medalist in the
Olympic Games. Cal State also h111
retumlne NCAA veterans, R a n d Y
Grimm, Pat Yellovith, Julio Arrango
and Duane Putnam.
UCJ fat fJSI c.rm-
olOO MfdltT r ... Y -1. CM"t'ltll Tlrnt: l :W.1
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EX-MESAN WORKS OUT -Former Costa M ...
resident Bob Bailey works out for the Montreal
Expos under the watchful eye of coach Harry '';Pee-
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nut&" Lee (left) as spring practice opens at Palm
Beach.
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NEW YORK (AP ) -Tho baseball
club owners ciecUned Feder1I mediation
of their ~oa diapute with Ule players
Friday, uted for a poll of ill players
on their rejected $5.3 mllllon ; propoaal
and qreed to cooslder a compromlse
request of '6.t from the players.·
No qulck end appeared In sight.
M11111_,. WO.•t S"'9 ':' ·
SAN FRANCISCO -Willia 1'\~>Ai.I
Friday he Wll going to the Saft FranclJco
Glanll' Arilona aprmr tralninl camp
next week, but would not sign his 1919
coatrld unto tne dlrpute between the
players ar.d club ownm b Rttled.
"I'm 1otn1 down to shoot IOme •
quence1 for my TV show," the Gleta'
•tar said.
Bir1t!Jo Otterell ., ..
MADISON, Wla. -Elroy "CraztlifP•
lllnch. former Unlverally of,"""""'°
football star, ..... ~-the. p.I. iii
athleUc dlractor Dl Uie Bl1 Teo eclJi>ol
Friday.
Hinch, 1n executive with the Los
Anltles Ram1, tolg a Dewll ~
he hoped to aMOUoce within 1 Wtet
IUCC4!lld the . late Ivan B. "!VJ"
WOllamlCll, -died W-.Y lifchl' after• I fall hi bil home. I i .
The ynlver.Jty ... u lh• popular Hinch
in bopee be can revive the 1ehoo1'1
alumpln1 athleUc program.
'.l'lgers, Card• '.l'ab~ed
RENO -Detroit is a 5--1 favorite
to repeat as' American League buebtll
chlmpljll mid Bl Laub ii &-5 too auc-cessfullr!-.111 National Loque tftlt,
' 1 Renc)ioebm:er laid Frid1y.
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Na ~/ritfals A9..--t
LONDON -Ofllclals of the five )HJ
tennll ~ -"'111Y fa!!od to ~ an ~.With U.S. mam.pr1 of
pro troa:Pei .niday on 1 cash formula ' . for open tournaments.
After a 1111-hour meeting at the
lnt«na~ ~ Fedoratloo ~
quarters, the delegatea dllpersed wllhoul
boldinl a promised news confennce.
O.llfer• Dept1rt
' -LOS •ANG1£!>1!8 -Tbe Loi Angeles
Dodgeri priftte plane will Iea,v1. on
IChedule lhla -"1n1 lor tralnlnl <GP
· at Vero · Beaellt Fla., but club oflicllll
conceded ~_ay they doo't know how
many ball p~ will be aboard:
ago, swept into the 1emitln11a wttb a
6-2, &-3 victory over .aecond-1eeded Krilty
Pigeon of D119~lle, •Calli. .
Miu De.Fina, 23, fourth-1eeded
American ranked . ninth in the nat¥m,
followed with a surpf'i41ngly euy g.1, a.o victory over South' Atdc•'.&. Same
Emanuel, the No. l 1oreilP teed. . ~
,llCLA.' .. omp~' .
LOS ANG~ -·Topnoted UCLA
blitzed ar<p. state tr ... Frila,. nlcb•
as Lew Alclnclor ocored l'I pohlll: and
'-ed> both batkboorda. TonlPI the Bruins hoit Oregon. . . Troj ... ....,.
LOS ANGELES -Oregon o u 1 huitJed
USC on both backboards Friday llllhl
a 1 d,~ to\ 7'fl Paclllc.& ~: ~ 2:::'~1~~~-usc hosll Oregoo Stal~ tonight.
rtir'J. 'Fortette11
. RENO -The '°' ~rn Conl•renct has strlpP«f ·tie U~ty of'N .. lili
al Reno of ita 1118 croia<ountl'7 .. title
and 1wardtd Jt 10 · ailCo ...._ a
•Pottllll&ll for1Nevlda1,,id 'l'tlundly. "We'll> ~:rf!. pWlned but unW we leave aid-players llvinl in otbtr
parts of lhe ,coontry show up or don't e:;.;: •. ~=.oc:tr~:;,".g CELTICS BOMBARD ·i 1 nm-down on the teams in
iatlimrith UCI for regionals -:
#flnu.PAQFIC -Al lf.7, -10-
_,. to be In good:«iapa, par-
aller 111 l'MO win over Puget Pott Takes Lead 'at Tucson paru.. . .:.. · 0 ~ · · L "KERS 1'"'1"" F'a~te• FaH ·'• '· n. ' ~ -".~
WIN~. I •. !1111, _ :._ ...........,. INGLl!WOOi> .: . .>-',Ille Biiton Cllllcf
, -contender, W-1
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TIJCSON (AP) . -Jobnny Pou llrt<r
a aeven-under par 15 ln hll best round
of the year to awtna Into the lead
al the midway point ol the llfl0,000
Tuctoll Open Goll Tournament Friday
with 115. Nln..under ·per.
Pott, owns a one«rote lead ovu Dale
Doul)aai, who pul fl • with bla openinc
fl Im; JM hr as boloa !_'f Ille 'l'llcloa
NaUonal GOif Club coune. , • ,
Miller Ba-. the flnt·rvund !....,.,
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and U.S. opeii' cham(iki/ Lil TmlilO
deadlocked 11.111 '!rith n .oo 10.
Pott the u-;..r-old 'fiom Broodwater
Beach, Mill.,. declltfld, "l dkln'l come
close to 1 boctJ," u be toured the 7,•
yar<I par 3'4--72 TuclOl1 Natlooal Goll
Club courae. ""'-•
111 card<:d ~ ·with ~ "" \be eeeiilol AJ14:llliJlll Jioie.I. plilr c.(I when he.:dn>j>pOd l!Olll al &ii, !Ool on the
former ind If Clft the la~. ·
Poll pl bot on the" -·/lint With
four blrdlM· oo the !Int lilr .bOltl be
played.
He aililt pulll al lwo feel on the
lllh. 10 oa the 11th, IO on the !!th
and Ihm on the !Sib. The n>llftd ended
when he -..,. »· the ~ lroill ~'I.or ~y qi! !!!" 11111. • r '. " .11irbtf, wild .... U.·fhl ~ lead It w. W.s.11 ii" ninW n 'li>r • hll aecdntl II al Ulil 72-hOle !Oumament.
~~~!'J &~ mated to l ~1Ql 'tic.111f:y 0 f Ir the = a ~ ~ ~ AnPla Loa Angeles Llkerl flldi; aJabt before ml S'..,.."'° Mu _., .. ...., stun-17,11(1-al the Frin.
nlq --J'rld.y In .;..~~ Jollll Havlicek pa.;a tbt ;winner• willl
the U.S. Nlllldilll Women'• Indoor • j)Qlnll, picklnc ·llP ll'_of thole Ille
""""""""'".... last ball. Sam J-'to11blbdlod rr ·r.. , -Mt;"·~ ~tU.,tirno l1i iolOii -· . ~u.'-''"'" -•-"-alHolllnOOd.' The Laten, apln IOlna without~ ..,__ °"""'-. lured star Jero ,West, P 15 polo
N.Y,, f.11~: )• · from Wlll Clwnbetlaln and 1'
Ml• Fntll; • ._,._ nleru whs J!:llJl! 'Jll)>lor. Wll\ tanked ,21
baa -plap,ad by llil••-. ..,. \otaf ln'"" llr'st two qiltittirt:-• ' forlnl a lraclured onlde bore-IWo·,.an -::1
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·Pace GWC to 99· 75 Upset
By GLENN WHITE
CM ""' ia.llJ ll'tltit .....
To look at Golden West Collett~* Mark
P.filler'1 aboottng style, yoo mJcbt °""'
elude that MUler WGUld ·not be • prolific
producer ol polnll. due to bis estremely
awkward-appw1Jig shooting stance.
Loob, however, proved to be elect~
live Friday nJght at the Rustler star
canned :II points and pt.,.,i a .,..,....
dous game overaD. to pace his mates to
a •75 ttompiDg ol Chaffey College's
Panthers at Orqe Cout College.
The Ru!Uers, now only a game behind
Chaffey in the battle for second place.
travel ot Citrus toolgbt. for an I o'clock
Eastern Conference basketball duel with
the lut place Owls.
Miller was run~le. He hit 13 of
23 shots from the Door (IU percent) on
an as~ of Jay.up and outside at· .
tempts.
He had tt points at halftime as coach
Dick Stricklln'a hosts rolled to an aston-
ishing 47-» bulge al -again!!t
the favored Panthers.
Dave Prather came to life the last 10
minutes W ·aid the Rustler blitz. He
poured in 2.1 points for the Green and
Gold. Re tallied a dozen in tbe final seven·
minute! el holtillties.
l'rltho< -bltt1n& hooll!, rebounds and a.loot sboll to lurtber cripple Chai·
fey. . · GOiden West never trailtd, hopplq all
to a 4-t lead. '!'be visiton numaged to
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pull evlO at 1t.1t and ~ ~..,til
the linil ''" .i llli balf.. ' . . I . . 'lben Miller bU a Ibo! from ~ top lo!
the · ~1 aad acldec! another two pilOts
00 I ~ and Golden West WU (lg top
by 11. I
Dave ~ playad a 1partJ4'1 fame
in a 111()'1 role. lie put In 14 ·fOlats afler
the ~ loll J'aul Kordlt and, Dave
Harding Via Ille !Gui rout.. · ..
Golden Well bit 41.7 al Ila field &oal
tries while Otaffey was htttbi.e at a chll·
ly 31.1 perceot.
Ear!ter, Claffey had fallen.to the Rust-
Im, IHI,·~ the latW,r, hid ret>ound
and scoring_ ace Brian AiDbrodch. He
tw sincl heal I01l became of tchole-
tic problems.
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Qar,oµs Post ..
1'71!'52 _Ww
Over Mesa
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By EARL GIJSTKEY
~ ' ... Of .. ..., P,1111 ·-Fountalo Valley 1li4h School's bul<et·
ball 't.am -plet.d Jts aecond *"11ht
w,innin( seuon Yrlday night, il\IPlnl
Ci>sta Mesa by a 11-il margin' "' the
Barons' Door lo lln Irvine Leque Uff,
Coach JoM JC.assei'• crew ~
the campaign with a J4-1J reco~ Mesa came· m 1.11. r
11\e Barons, catching C08t• Me.i 'oat•
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FOUllllln YllllY 11, Colll Mel .U ( ' MagnalJ1 ,., lolr1 .S. · •
footed with their snappy floor 1ame,
puUed away moments befo~ ha~Ume
and never faltered.
·The Mustangs had a four-poln1" lead
twice in the first quarter but aucb tux~
uries weren't to last. Fountajn Valley's
Gary Redmond, w.ho wQUDd': up witb
14 ·points, sank a jumper at the first
quarter buzzer to mate if14-14. •
He did the same lhinl jUSL ·· before
the halftime bumr tA> make' it 31-15,
Baroos. •
Cc6ta Mesa's 1aBt lead wu 11-11.·
Duane Diffie put the Baroni 111 · top
for good and Kellh Arledga td4fd
aaMber bucket. Mela'• Cbuct Yet'tey ' cioSed it to 24-11, but then J'ountaiD
Vi.ney scored four more.
Then, f.rom 2&-23, the Baroaa: 'IC()C'e
three straight buckets for 1 34-23 ad·
vantage. <
Costa Mes.a neve!" mounted a sultal:Ded dr~y~·in 'the. s~nd half. The '4~
fell , •teadDjl behjnd, dropping 6ict by
20.,ib-43, on a arad v~ Jr .. tmJ>w., .
Costa ldesa't\ best effort was 41 hoor• in the past. · ··~ .. ·,
"""' AM Mo 1111..,_..t. H IOb to ,......._ COUegt. ""'"""' n, ltwwllM n ...&:. ~ .____. a ·'-'ly play~' 119 ........ ft. Mt. SAC W IP!:: ~ _.__.,.. ~ ... T ....... I ._ but netting lllDt into I ftUCO tn the.
SUSPENDED ANIMATION .-The physical strain
of besk«bell a reDected oo the laces of Costa
Mesa's Bob Austin (lop) and Fountain Valley's
Gary Valbuena. Fountain Valley won
.. night's wind up for both teams, 71-52.
Friday
Coach Hel-b Llvse)''s' lad1 1.had u(leet
Loara, 61-53, in ·thetr best effort of
the season'Wednesday.
"We played just about as' well as
we could have against Loara Md' l
guess we just didn't have anything .. left
·ror Fountain Valley, ' he commented.
Slfltt AM et 1'fvilnlM lut 10 minatel cf ~"' Mt Ml"• cblrl• Goldtll welt tit CllNI " "Z ,,,_.... """"' ... ,_,_ ed wltb 11 -"1 /oula.
S.11 len'lenllllt 'ft ~ II W""'"' HI They made anotbtir hl1f ·doien inttJ\.
F11lltrttll II llo .... tlonal penonal loula to lbow up the .of·
UCI Fighting
flciala, had Wetzel ticked out of the
-pme and then came within one foul or
having the pme called by olflclala.
'!'be fiDal 1,11 al playing time loot Z7
ml-tonmalf .. For Sllrvival .;';! ':t~·-::1a~-:J:-:!
. • • • • .. -• . ' • nla"111W .• ¥!Jut varlooo Calli .;atnlt bis
Down· the Slopes
Excellent S kiConditions
· ·:·' · .: ,~ !·:~ · .: .. ; ·1 . ~· l, }l\iiiii1t.:un. bll w .. !i•llUldt. :. -
A W 11t·flllally-aleni0ttft·1pot-.rlh· · ·p · ·z Th. w ·k ~A t ~~~q~ ...... ;.~~~".fi'°the'.~l~Jei:~;, ..... ' ; ... revai . is _ ee _ ~~.m-... _
By EAIU. GUllTKEY
Of .. ..., '""" ""' SANTA JiAReARA.-Two teoma will
be vlriually fighting fer their -.U.U
lives here tonJchl at I when UC! and
Westmont mb: It up in an ~t
bllWe al Independents.
UC! (IM) needs a vlct.r) to remain
111 leadinl contender for an invitation
to the NC.U's college division playoffs
al Lu Vq:u ~xt month.
Westmont OHO) lw hopes of going
to the NAL\ playoffs, u do UC San
Diego, Occidental and Pasadena CoDege.
Both ,clubs will be facing each other
on the heels or hair-raising defeats.
trvine went down the tubes at . UC
Rivenide Tue9day In double overtime,
9U5, wtd)e. W'9tm0nt lost to Va11ey
State cm a last-. llO-loot lllot, BMS. '
"lt'a the nme llor;1 .lat bQth 9f ,qs."
UCI coach Diet Dml ay1.
''They need to ·wtn to llay in the
running for the NAIA and we have to
have U !or the NCAA."
Sa71 Westmont coach T'"" 11yroo, "If
we lole to Irvine, we're dead."
Westmont has a ll1ltory ti playin;
ei:cellent baatetball qabut UCI. Irvine
beat Westmont twice Jast year by :.
total of just four points. Earlier thl·
season. at Irvine, the Anteaten preva il·
ed by sll<, llf.Q.
UCI wu leidtng by much more tha·
that In the """'"'1 half but Westmont.
nilled.and Davis wu forced to nmO\·e
hi• -from tha Door and 11111. lb<
startloC ~ 1iiCl' 1n tha -· to ;....,.. the Win. •
All<r Jallllhl, anly'two ·-....... le< the Antaton. .lla'ris' dob ·flays,
San Jllop State Tueday niPt and Tahoe
P1radloe Colltp l'rlday e...ing. Both
..-ehame',~.
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· .Y elllng ·at 'the alfi<iala tli&t the taller
CypreA players were eoDi1nl , down on
the bacb ofbla play .. a, Wetsel slammed
hia 'foot into the bleachers and wu tag-
ged wltb .the l1nt al what aeemed lllce
an ebdJeu -al llclmicala. Mike ·Llfhr made the penalty ahot
tor Cypren to Ue the 1ame and the
Chargers had the bill out al bounds.
Eight seconds later Swen Langeberg
was fou1ed and made two free throws to
put Cypress ahead for 1ood.
Orange Coast was never in the 1ame
after that. although it tried evf!!Y way
to battle baet and then finally simply to
prolon_g )be ridiculous 8J>OClacl•.
With 3:51 to• go, Wet 1e1 switched
to hif tlctk. of drawlfll a 4'elilMl'lte'
ttdmical, hopng to have N.i .Uant Cut
a 11).pclint,~elkil. He clld tjlls ~ ~
by , haviq: tbe1 Pirates call a ttmeoul
after they had used up lbelr quota.
Ttie game flnllly reached the bolling.
point with 1: 13 to go when Rieb SUckel-
maier IOU!ed out. Wetsel delayed send·
ing in sub Tim S1.1ler beyond the aJ..
lotted one tninute and Farren called
another technJcaJ.
Wetzel stormed on to the .collrl to pro-
'est and argued with J'arrell from the
'ree throw line 111 the way to the scor-
·~r's table.
When tbe &rl\llllent wu·1b1ally om,
i"atrtll hal assessed four T'• on the <'r·
<nge e-f-C..cb and rave hhn I!!!> ,min·
utu 19 Bl 00! ol the gym. Aft~tthe Pirate pla)'UI bqan
dd!bOf'll<l(,fOuling CyJnis with no hope
ol ~ ... the deficit and wttll 15 ...,.;a. .. 1011' In the gone the alDdala
warned ex-OCC player ll'aie Falcooer,
who was now coaching the Piratea, that
another intentional foul woold ·enc1 t b e
game.
Mertifully, the Pirates !topped foul·
Ing.
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Skilng has turned near-perfect for this
holiday weekend. With" three days free
for many skien, conditiOllS are eicellent
at all resorts, and there is. an extra
day to enjoy it an.·
Locally ne,.r powder fe)l on tbe existent
ski base to make conditions even better
than last weekend.
Local areas in daily operaUon are
Kratka Ridge along ~ngeles Crest
Highway; Blue Ridge (except Tuesday)
and Holiday Hill at Big Pines, and
Mt. Baldy, all in the San Gabriel Moun-
tain!, and Snow Valley near Running
Springs and Snow Summit and Rebel
Ridge at Big Bear in the San Bernardino
Mountains.
Snow Summit also operates for nighl
skiing Wednesday and Saturday evenings.
The final torchlite slalom of the season
will ~ held at the area tonl&ht at
7. •
Operating through Sunday are Mt.
Waterman a1ong Angeles Crest Highway
and Table Mountain at Big Pines in
Esther
Billings
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the Saft' Gabriel MountaiM; Ml Pioos
near Gorman via Fruer Park for tobotl·
ganing, family snowplay, and cr<JS$o<OWJ-
try skiing, and Green Valley, Snow
F~. and Moonridge in the San
Bernardino Mounta.iN.
G~n Valley will also operale for
a special sti day on Wednesday.
Al Mt. San Jacinto the Palm Springs
Aerial Tramway now bas the snow need-
ed to hold the Anmlal Sled Dog Races .
Postponed last month because of lack
Of SDOW, the first beat was held last
weetend, man this Saturday and Sun-
day, and the final heal and championship
race two weeks later on March I and
'· The race course is in Long Va11ey
in bact of the Mountain Station, which
is also. where the snowplay are.a is
located. At Wrightwood, near the Die
Pines location of Holiday Hill, Blue
Ridge, and Table MOuntain. a winter
., carnival is planned Feb. 21 thnlugh
March 2. The event will feature a variety
of winter activities and skiing events. .
Al Jae. Mount.airl there i1 new snow
oter a hue from aix lo 2S feel. There
• 11· lrooi tight to JO reel al snow on
the lac< with aU """ open. and from
10 tO 14 feel or packed powder on
the T-bat and rope tow.
Chair Lilt No. I bu aboot 17 to
U feet ol. packed mow, except for Sunset
tell unpacked for deep powder buff a.
Owner-operator llu4 Hayward ,.ports
that skiing bu never been better in
the eight-year history qi the resort.
The .,., is -reaiullhl,,inlo-w,.k
altiing packages, Wltb I ri' Io r m a t I o n
avaUable by cilllns tM June Lake ile .. rvation Service at (714) t41-11M.
The 14-hour snow report number for
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June Mountain and ski areas In local
mountains is (%13) 237-9711.
At Mammoth Mountain snow packs
have dwarf~ or hidden the usual
landmarks. The 'area has an average
18-foot base with new powder blanketing
the top.
Cluriflg has been going on as neces·
sary to keep roads open, but chains, of
course, should be carried on all ski trips
at th.ls time of year.
With chains, the report is that the
road to the lift has been kept open
throughout the heavy storms.
Scme unmarked cars are lost under
drift& unUJ spring, however, so remember
that ir yours is left out in a big
snowstonn. Either move it or mark
it~
Chair Lifts I. 2, 3. 5, both T-bars
and both gondolas are in operation at
the aru. .
The official Mammoth hfountain 24-
hour snow report number is (213) 894-
6466, though your local ski shop usually
has an up-tc>-the minute report as well.
Lee Canyon, about 45 minutes from
Las Vegas, offers e.zcellent skiing from
the 3,000-root double chairlift, rope tow.
and T-bar.
Thls Js the second year of operation
for the chair, which services three runs.
The T ·bar affords two, and the boast
for a]! lifts is "no waiting lines."
Instruction in groups or private is
offered twice daily. There is a snack
bar and rental facility available also.
The area is located at Mt. Charleston.
In the other direction from Las Vegas
is Utah 's most southern ski area, a
"snowball's throw" from the gambling
spa -if you have a strong arm. 30
miles east of Cedar City, with a S,000.foot
double chair servicing niae runs and
a T·bar, Brian Head gets the kind of
powder for which Alta, Utah, is famous .
The area offers a new baby sitting
.service.
For reservations information for ac·
commodaUona JOU may ca11 Brian Head
3, Utah.
Thia ii the big weekend at Bear Valley .
The National Alpine Ski Championships
are beini held at the area today (Friday)
through Sunday.
Tbe biggest problem has bttn to pack
tbe masse.s ol sriow, with another to
seled and 'train 5kdd gatekeepers whose
decisions Will determine the fate of the
200 competitors invited . tA> appear in
lht meq,:1 and women's downhill, special
llalom, Ind giant slaJom~. as well
as the Rm' ~ Cup races to be
held liow-ly wit.11,thaoaUooals .
Tbe aw~ and closing ceremonies
will be held at Club Medlterranee Lodge
In Bear Valley Sunday II I.
At Sqliaw Valley rectntly fifth and
sixth ...... of the -Day School.
an Independent odlool lot·boya and glrla
at coliria del Mar, we.re bussed for
a winter educaUon P;l"Oll'lm combined
Wit.ti st.Una. 'liicre for a week, afternoons were
rree fOr skllni, Wbl're lessons and visits
to historical landi'nlrb, as wtll as ~
RkaUng and other rncreattonal activille1
rounded 0\11 1 full program.
Mater Dei
Rolls Past
St . .Paul, ~,9472
"\, ROGER'i:Amoii " ··-°' tM Dll!1 Plllt Stilt
Mater Dei High School· wrapped up
the 1969 vars.ity basketball season Friday
night with a crushing 94-72 victory over
invading St. Paul to end up 5-5 in
Angelus League action.
The victorious Monarchs, with a junior·
studded lineup, put it away in convincing
style, pouring through 30 points in the
first . quarter and Nlll1ing up a 54--33
lead at the half.
The only question was whether or
not coach Jerry Tardie's qllintet would
hit the 100 mark.
Tardie substituted early and frequently
in holding down the wholesale slaughter
of the Swordsmen. 1 • , ,. .:
Tom McMenamln, with '31 p(,i'nls and
Ralph Chandos with 23 led the victors
in the rout.
Both are juniors. The Monarchs'
playmaker, Bob Gibert, · tut'ned in a
sparkling performance with d£fensive
steals and several assists io McMenamin
and Cbandos underneath.
Tom Walker's presence along with
Chandos and McMenamin gave the
Monarchs complete control oI the boards
and St. Paul was really never in it.
Mater Del never trailed, breaking out
from a 6-6 tie to a 30-14 lead at the
eight-minute mark.
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scoring with 18 points.
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Schedule Hit
By More Rain
Continued rain and soggy atbletk:
iacilit~s ~ntinue to •pt area jwOOr
..ccilege. tiasl!'balJ and tr3ck eveata.
Oraifge O>ast College's base'bi.D team
had one game rained out twice this w~k and its hOme game Friday qalnst
Rio Hondo was postponed because of
a wet field. ·
Au this now means is Dale Wonacott's
club must play four games nest weet,
weather permitting. The Pirates are on
the road Monday and Tuesday against
Citrus and San Bernardino before ret~
ing home Thursday and Friday for Con-
tests with ruo Hondo and Mt. Sao
Antonio. ,
Golden Wesl College, is scheduled UI
play Santa Ana College. today at 1
p.m. on the Dons' diamond,
Saddleback had a pair of baseball
games and a track meel postponed dur·
ing the week. Its games with the Santa
Ana jayvees and the 0CC farm team
haven't been rescheduled yet. However,
its Friday track meet at College ol.
the Desert now is slated for Wedneaday
afternoon .
The Eastern Conference track and []eld
rel ays. another rain victim, has been
rescheduled for Tuesday at Citrus.
Reco1·d-hreaking Runs
E~pected in OCIR Races
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peeled Sunday afternoon at Orange Coun-29 . .Qualifying Sund_, will start at 10
ty lnlematlonal Raceway for the second a.¢_. The all-important eliminations l'l'ill
sessk>n of the $33,000 all·pro cbam-· begin at 2 p.m.
piOoship aeries for fuel dragsten and He•dini fUMy c a r mtra.U -6" o "
funny can. Sdlµri>acher (Parle_ 1.11 d g '· IU.), John
The track will be trated with, .'1'1autnmlian (Whittier), Jim Uberm111
chemicals to remove an 6iJ ind ro"'bber ~(Loog~Belch), Omlie Allen (G~),
for the event. • ' ·J\andx Walls (San Diep), Dale
1111 be-the final d!IYume {' venl ,of ., Annstroog (Redondo Beacbl. Mickey
the oeason !Or QCIR. The lrac """"' -Thc!IJ11"°" .(Long Beach), Ray im.,
to night racing Salltnlay. M~S. r (Cardell Oi'ov•)· and Lew ~ (Sia
Over 90 car1 will bt'en . . Jose) ..
A 7.11 second run wu . for Ftlel.dragsttrs -Tom McEwen tl..Onl
funny can: to qualify for Suncity's ruri. Beach), Steve Carbone (Lii ~).
Those who couldn't' cut the mustard John Mu.lligan (Garden Grow), f.::
for Sunday'• competition were names Dis:on (North Hollywood), · '
like national record holder Dave Beebe Hampshire (Van Nuys), Butch lll
of Anaheim, Jess Tyree of Fullerton and (Sun Valley), Gerry Glenn (Loll ~l.
Ga• Ronda o( AIUP. 'flod..,.Good!iell fSou th Gate ) and hniit
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Mt. •SAC, Orange Coast at
cttrus (both at 3), Estancia
at Mayfair (3:15).
Tennis -UC Irvine at Cal
State (SD) (2,30).
Track -Sadd1eback
Estancia (3:15).
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West, Orange Coast at
Fullerton (both al I) •
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IJCI· .. Rerrtorg Theater t
:~Tickli;h'":Ae·~oli.~t~ · TicRl~s
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OI' .. Dfll'r ptllt St~
Roberl Hlvnor's '"The
Ticklish Acrobat'' ij • fast
moving, u t't c r I y delight(ol
com.try lb.at just can't fail to.
tickle the palate of the most
demllllding theatergoer. 1
•IL v.'as ·obvious. long ~rore
the end or its preffllere
Wednesday night that director.
Herbert Maehiz. and his fine
Irvine Repertory The ale r
group, had a triumph OR their
t" ~~1ft TtekLilil ~ .
-.. tc.med., by ttiiee.t' ~"""'' dl-""1H bJ Hertletl M.ctill, "'ocluCTloll ""l'IY•• J""' Elltort, 11..., _ _, Tr c .. i,. 11rtlrlft •"ll _,_ w
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U11d1 Henrv .. Mlcllael Y1nl1nol1111Um
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eroiner Zu110 ..••••... c. StePhen Nisbet
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Mark Erickson
have wagered 10 cenls .on lhe
chances of its su<.'Cess 10
minutes after the opening cur·
tain. It 's been a loilg, long
ti1ne since "'e'vc \l'itnessed
such a slow, labored opening
to a comedy and It 's our
sincere hope that director
hands. Thty received a Machiz gel.I· ·~y and does
tremendous ovation from a something atiout ·it.
~lighted UCI audience and Ten minutes·later. we were
the exhausted but very happy not in the !1ig,Ntst doubl about
company richly deserved lhe meritS of this zany. satire-
every handclap. !!ludded vehicle. It catches fire
But lhU wriler wouldn't just like that with some ol
San Clerrient~?s 'Barefoot'
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By TOM TITUS
OI' ttltl Dllllr "1!9t Staff
nevertheless scores highly In I ci[!llli~bj
the ro le with the employment
HEY , KIDS One sure-fire test of a good
tom~dy is its ablJjty to en-
tertain even after the fourth
or fifth ·viewing, and there
are precious few of lhose
around .
An excellent example is Nei l
Simon's "Barefoot in the
Park," which has padded ii!!
1\'ay arwnd Orange County
for the last l\\'O seasons and
apparently doesn't intend to
" cemlldy .by Hell Simon,· cllr,cled
bv Rl®NI NidHSllll, IOUlld Ind Hflhl-
lnt bv Jllhn 8rl)Oltf"tck, ~ detltnecl
by 8 111 Lvn1m, st111<1 mo11aper P•ttv
llroMrlck, 11.resenttd by· IM 51n
ClemM>te Community Tl1e1ter Thu~
d•Y• throuUll 51lutd1vs ~nlll M1rcll
I 1t Ill<! Cabrll\a Pl1vh0\lse, 202
Avenld• C1brlllG. S.n Clemente.
THE CAST
Cor~ Briner F1ye S1~1<>n
P1u1 ll•e!ler Mlch1el Sunon
Mrs. ll1nk' . . OorolhY Goe.cl
Victnr Y•l••CO Rtlpl\ Tomlln•Cll ""f""'Pl'I-reNir m111 Ja-1 M<>ss O..ll~erv min Oon FltllUly
11lop until it's visited e\'ery night. O\'erspacing ~~ .~
playh~ In the area. Al the . sen~e:or r~ with ~
moment it's im display at the .,(he 'Play 'ind e !I a\ 10 : 151
San Clemente Community cau~~d maQy a laugh line to
J T-beater~er.familiar or fall · by t~V'erbli\l el;
not, it's .. tiU a hilarioos show. side. especially in iho~liist
The tiny ·setting at the act. ~~; .. ~ 1
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Cabrillo Playhouse on I y Of all the "lfaretoots•t
of myriad racial mannerisms
\V h i c h brings out his comic
frust rations. His !lecond act
fi~ht scene with Corie -
always a c r owd pleaser -
is excellently done on both
counts a n d easily the high
point of the show.
The plum role of Corie·~
mother. Mrs. Banks. is well
clone by Dorothy Good whose
sharp tin1ing and Eve Arden
understatement give the , au-
di~v . Jook ati.One of 1 silH~St w r"lit t-C n 1
c~ers are 'VI'fng ' the , li~es 'ot thel;Rbw
-su when exhausted
llG SPECIAL SHOW
TODAY · 1,00 -DON'T
MISS Ill IT'S GHAT!
loll.I._ et 6:00 & 9:55
4114 llt 1:10 ... ty .
iP":1 I ,;__ I :::r:. Continuous Show
FRI.· SAT.· SUN.
FROM 2 P.M. underscores the cramped con· ("Barefeet"?) this \Vriler ha$
ditions which give this comedy witnessed, the most" vita l amt
of newlyweds setting u µ appealing interpretation of the
housekeeping in a Manhattan kooky Corie is done by
fro"1:1-., .. ttf~pt on tjle ~own.
she · oblervo. "I feel like I
died .and went to heaven, and
had to walk all the way up ." I';:::=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=~~=========~'
Ralph Tomlinson is a bit
disappointing as the Bohemian
upstairs neighbor V i c t or
Velasco. Physically resembl-
ing a football player more
than a fiftyish roue, he never
seems quite at home "•ith his
character or his dialogue.
IN CONCIRT
t fifth floor loft its uproarious newcomer Faye Saxton in the
humor. And in the inventive San Clemente production. Mis."
' hand s of director Richard Saxton is the only member
Andersen, this humo r takes of the cast whose performance
on a fresh, imaginatil•e ap-is not affected by the torrid
proac'-tempo. in fact it probably is
The lone flaw In the Sa n ampliried by it, for her sense
Clemente production, and o~ of comic timing is superb.
that !l:jould ~ .well ifoned out While the sarqe d~ not
In subsequen~ stagings, is the always hold true' for Michael
HUkneck,...peed at which the ' ~uttqri as ~·ffr sh#tN-:' fpunjl: ,.w ;.w:iit' p}ayed" open ing l\itw y er $)J '.~b.f",~;~J .. h"e ,
For the ri rsl time in
'"Barefoots" lo dale. the
delivery n1an (Don Flaherty)
reaps more faughs . than the
telephooe repair man (J~~ ~lossr. due to t h·e 13tt8"s
deadpan a'bproa ch ;w~ i ch
minimi~s . the effe~ o( a
cholce1 cameo, along with
SUNDAY
FEB. 23-7;30
$3.00 AdY.-$3.50 11 0.•t
CAL STU~ FULtERTON,~
QUEENIE By Phii' lnterlandi
lighl, Wt1
& Visuals
'' The Gtt1t ,,,,,. •••lttry Flaherly's wordless hilarity. ~ s"-;.;.,.,-~• ... sar-
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areas, \Veaker in others, San Ii
Clemente 's "Barefoot" re·
mains a highly entertaining
comedy . It plays for two more
"'eeks, Thursdays t h r o u g h
Saturdays, at the Cabrillo
Playhouse, 202 A v e n id a
Cabrillo in San· Clemente.
Su~an Quits ·
'Mame' Role
• LAS V_EGAS (AP) -Strain-
ed YOeJ) t;Ords have forced
movie actress Susan Haywan:l 1
to give up her first singing 1 part after 70 performances in
the title role of "Marne."
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fEATUIE 7:25 & 9:40
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"A WINDY DAY". 1nd e "llAZIL"-Color
~1 stage musical opened
al Caesar's Palace last Christ·
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can spot & pbony 1. mjJf'. '"'a;.r. What I need is
~some way to Rpo~ 'em up qlo..cie."
"1lss }{ayward said her doc-tor. told her only rest wOUld
heal 1'cr throat. "It breaks
my heart to· leave." the q .
y'ear-olcl actress 1vhispcrcd to
ne"·smen Tuesday. •
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Opening Spe.ch
Th• BMr • The MouH
·Tl)e Story of Cinderella TI'11•n G-Lumboriqg
!){mentions
hdclle To The S11
Chriltmaa Crmck1r
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SHOWING AT THE MESA
Next Fri • .al Sat. at 10 a.m. al)il 12 p.m.
and al!ff on Sunday at 1 i'•'p.m.
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women, his author made him I
follow the puritan Comnu.misl.
morality professed since the
late days ol the Stallln era. Ii===========
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mld.19SOs and since .then has
become 'as welt.:.knowh int he
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"HA.NG 'EM HIGH"
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OPEN DAILY 6:00 P .M.
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"CHARLIE, THE LONESOME COUGAR"
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HUNTINGTON •••c" .• ••?·••o• r .. ltlhly Eads Tuesday
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STARTS WEDNESDAY
ILIZAlnH TAYLOl
MIA fAlllOW
llOIElT MITCHIN
"SECRET
CEREMONY•
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s,tun11y -alng in Unele
Len'• COrner .
. U11<if,' ~· il;mJ11 1l>non-~ out· ~''lla:f&' Our i>Qetey ~ tOitaj livi1 in
~ ,..-· 'lie received a
1 pacbge (~ his aunt in
l!'o~~l1ey llJ:•ppelj in tll&.DA ~ PIL()T 'will\ Uncle
Len's1 , -and one of
our &-\.Ip is from Lona
Beac;h. 1
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pointed this week because
so manY boy4, and girls sent
Jn their George Washington
picture.I the wrong s i'z e.
Remem~ to check the direc· u~ under the picture before
you submit a clra!ing.
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Also along that line, for th< .-----.,---.. -,.,. .. _,,,_ ________ ...., ________ ..;..._,,
mother 'who wrote ln to a1k • :·~ ....
~1•0~ ":i~~ifp·~i: * PRIZE WINNER
use uotber'pi~ture as a model This week's contest winner ls Kari Quale, 7,
!or ll!i.or he<, drJwing, but '" .;:4533 Brighton Ave., Corona de! Mar · it cannot be trliced. In other · ·
wonll, It mull be th< boy Any cl!lld under 1.2 Cll! enter Uncle Len'• Art Contest. .Here's all you
or girl's own work, even do: (1) Draw picture on piece of plain, white paper 5Jf.i inches wide and
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JUDGE PARKER though it is inspired by 4 inchr,s d~p. Use black ink and make lines black. (2) Do not copy or trace
something else. picture. It must be your own work. {3) Put your name , age and address t toft.P NAW
Next week March \\'ill be on back of drawing, Mail it to .Uncle Len's Art Contest. Box 1560, DAILY HE POESNT MlVE AVV· Tt:!l..P YOll ntlT llFO«I
cnmirur in U4e either a li,on . PILOT, Costa Mesa. Winner will receive Kennedy half dollar. n4ING ON MIM. EXCEPT' VOf . l(Ff YOlllMLf. .,,., ... oe MOWEV AMP• !J::;C!!.,,_Ol'&I otl All MIAall.T or a lamb, IO that's what (Afr: KEYS: ) A.WO IATTRY CMAailt th< lllbfect GI ,P.ur co.qi..\ will '-------------;--...:...-----,,,...,--.,. ___ _.__,I 1'>---~ill !:ett°°. think Mari:b .Armstrong.~~~.~~;~~~.i ~1id ~~~1t4e~th ; i~~'. ·~··:'~ nota·~
· ' Karen Ridge, 81h, Newport I sta•ed away ffotn s'chool 1'".;.J. ' .. ' are· · · t HOt'tQ~~~t>win· Beach, and Mary Gustafson, ; illi'jijjU~ ~.;:"itway(J':.; ·,.
ners in thla week's'tf.Ctiliiut '10, Huntington Beach. . f And t~~ed to get som~."'ood , Bafr. ... hit-hopes are 1:jways are· • · ~.' .. • or you. wrong:~~~
Jill. Vitallch, 1f;~(·~·Costa GEORGE WASHING1'0N His father said, "I'm not Aad be is always alone
Mesi; Debbie Schirirµ, 8lh, When George · w8s .$m' a m~~ glad you took a holiday And a friend would be a Huntington Beach;, Bi 11 boy song;
Pulford, 11, Fountain Val!Ey; He chopped down a tree; And cut me some wood ; The children all pass him
Jeri HoneyweU, 6, Fountain His fat.her was very mad. So now you are a good boy by
VaUey; Jim Taylar, 12, He said, "Why did you cOop Just like you a I w a Y S And his sadness wroughta
La Hill Kri F I th '" should." ' guna a; s el'NI rom, at tree . t
10, C"ta Mesa ·, T'-othy d , f , 1. -Mary G111t1111on, HYntlntlto" 11 .. ch a ear; .... George sai , ' can t 1e But the pain of his Is not
THE LONELY as great'
PEACE
Will peace ever come our way ?"
· ;All,tbat ever comes ·is war;
~r you'vei ~ beaten
r .• You say~~ }Yln~,no ~ore ; . , l · ~.BtrUi>'..:iie&if]j,IO" tlpu rise again · r ~~anllkin ! ·"'"l'"'"·"''· R
· ,, . ., Yo~~pirq9~f.pie w.<tld ·rµid the ·•• $ --:""' ....
Afl ,l~,so·11~<;,1!1Ulli'?;till1 ~ .,J
The :fruit of c'ohqu~st 1s so grea " ·
All 'is so peacefully still,
Because there is no one left to hate,
No one left to kill.
A k...,...r Ulf •r11r -" '""• "'"'"'• ''"'· u, our "'""'' ..,.,.,, S»tnll, Miii!. ,., "" wtnRllll tfttry lft
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U11tll Ult, .. ,. u•e. Ctt11 ~," C•lll.
Crossword Puzzle
'. ACROSS 45 Ent•rllin·
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••nt for11 l Gem surtact 47 Place tor • :·11.1~.. rr.:1ents:
. 0-br llBIM!lt~: .-' ' lllng I ·t•bo'1'r111
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1 1. words ei1n.:
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rf•tr s,t'.HatYat 14 ~1~., s1llt'~
15 BrlUs~ 57 'f...,•,
Sand II 111 '11 tncl 16 Atfln11UVJ 51 Sltlbs rtply 60 Rell1h
17 Actor 6J Rml a Blot out 36 P1i1y for 1
Gritn• 1ttuctur1 t Rnt11ber btld:J:'°'" 11Actd1et· 65 klncl' Of
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wllhfrlef 37 Frei t lint nen chnilcal o o • f20 lncenU¥t ttst ·"· • trtln .. •·A llltlllbtt "ll•Kenger" i21 Plantt II-di• 11 Tilt "Ith· 39 HOtln ~ PotUc . 67 .\Mital out end: _ .. ,,, conn.ti•· '1hl:tOUghfart 2 *Ords 41 S'o~s pf !J Dlsplq 61 Stone slab 12 FollO'lll'ed 1 rtlltf frut 69 lltn.11t t " • 25 A11tofllobll8 70 Spreads ~:.~1"/ , 46 iii1;; ... eat • tf old out IO dry 13 Onple1s1nt co1tpanlon
17 ::'H.ie: .71 !=:" 19 ~o:::..... .,.:,~constn
' V11. ' " • ~ cutlet 21 lhtY. of SI 111111diately § Yoqlters' 11111~ 51 Posl(Nlne ·ll IU!.,.10 DOWN 24 Slfthtly 5J Sllpaw1y Tl•~ . SWHI 54 Glrl In
· •bWl'fl•UOll 1 Tlirt.t'yar 26 Fields: '111stSldt 3! Treettd· 2 l•1eberl Lltln Story"
toblcto futty mn 27 Enttnaln 55 "'for one :SC '1A1--as 3 Ealatillsh 1 21 Basic '' Put Into '!fJY'• r1J1Uonslllp . ~It of.,, ltrVICt
11t 4 Octtt 1lt1ttnt 61 Ontario SI 'itli11!uet · ~lut Oft!! 29 R>la: <111 eMJrlt• 5 tU• · , 2 ..U 62 F1clll t ., . 11' '. UCW'!_l'.'f__ "H1Mtl11 , .... 4' ee" '°z :;. ...,.,. -u ..,11e11:
Ytsltrday's 1'111211 Solved:
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As for his mother who Ah, look at that lonely child, stands near.
By hirruelf he plays; -J•" C•nnon. 11, .._ 11 .. t11
Dear Carol: Why is it useless to send
·a telegram to Washington?
PRIZE
WINNER
·peap s,aq ame~ :JaMSUV
-JMI Htrtll, 16"'t Lvcll LaM.
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Joe : GiVe me a mousetrap and hurry. I have to
catch a bus.
StOrekeeper: Sorry, we don't ·have one that big.
-DfMe Pritt, tY1. C1Jt1 Map
Mary: May I borrow ,some scratch paper:
Ricky: What for? .
Mary : My pen is itching. .
-Maty ikittthtn,. M111tl111ttn h•dl
Dear Carol: How do you get out of a room wij.IJ
no; w~ow~~. , wbic& just has a mirt'q"
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OMf :JI'" u1 'l~ ... eijl "'~ ., •• •au ,,., 9li•1 '!
'Mw'I, ,.A JILfM ·~ ~~.l!W lllfl VI -.01 :JIM.SUV
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"rtdv H!ldt • ~wlumt: Hf of """ Werll .... l"O"C ..... Ill Slw1 M•rkl. .,. n , at Al!1nt•, Gtoroll.
for II!• 110~1tkm:
Aft tooth cavltlt1 dl1tll&t1?
A counUess number !Jf
germs cause disease in the
human body, and some of
them are bacteria. Tooth
decay iB caused by enemy
bacteria that congre.gate in
the mouth, and in thla sense,
cavitlts can incited b e
mouth, around the guma and
betwetn the teeth. Since they
are· living things, they need
to tak~ in nourishment and
exchange various chemicall
with their !urroundings. Life
is very kind to the bacteria
'.f!of lteeC 1 Dl-0 '1I Hof"" I•, Aljir,
ll'w"'"rl•r-•'li.lf">.''Tr,,.....llt!uJ z . ..,.. -· ,;. · ·.~Sidi~·,
In ones mouth. The)' find
scraps of food, warm moisture
and air. They thrive, oh how
they thrive Ind mu1Uply, In
the meantime, their .
housekeeping activities con-
vert scr'IPI of food in=
gobs ol~,.,WC!h. ,. . ·
and ~uUdl flaky layen afPUad • .... , ' · ~ou are allotted tWo sets
la-t-+!,!-d· "'·"::!.'.·or~~ the oecond oet
1 -f-+--1-!I ,, "1''!1!~ ,14! IHI a IUetime. r Each aittrdy tooth is coaled
with 1pecill.enamel -baP'
pens to .~ qie, .~t substance ,lo·~' bol)I, 'The
bulk ot th~·tooth !jDller th<
.. pearly eO*nlel is 'made ·ot
'' lqu< aritl ~ur~bte dtidl ... •• Eic iqOih )• sel"-ely
tht='Ol!d teeth. r., -. T ' .,._tel( by "l'"'lh •
ba ~ to be rather i:'·
acid. OW' . spfendld Io i th •
enamel is not lmpervlolil to
I constarit Aeeplng in acid
MOON MUWNS
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'TMl1'1'9 MOM IN
'THE PAPlll< 8"1Pi'S
-r>lf COMICS, KAYO·
TUMBLEWEEDS
MUn AND JEFF
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MISS PEACH . ·-·-·
'IW M"'T H A \.lWVll 1'00! NOW', irOlt 1'ME LAST TIME .. WMAT!!..YOUlt . .,~ ~-~ " '
W~Y?tTs
IN BA'D
'TA5TE,
-nlAT's WHY!
7rl--1~rt 'In a IOCPl.'of the I•'!';~
Ind Ila ,)Oill1 to "°'"' ""' You woul{t think µi.t a
sturdy' tooth .II safe fi'<m;leD forms ol. attack. Not so. We
all know wtt!i rt~ that our
teeth ~~ io get ca"1tlfe; And
Cavltlta are caused by bac·
terla.
· compact.a. 'It tends to IOften
ind wilt thin. SOme of the
peH)' bacteria then turn theii
•l\tDUon from food 11Ctaps and
bellit to devour th< JO!tened
enmel, moltcute by moletdte.
A crack appiqn, then a hole .
The blcterll •• tbroogh 'and
•tert '° d..V., th< lf<)fler ,dentine. Now ui tooth hU
a cavi\y '-i lll'OWlng pooket
of dltt.-'l'bt, damqed
enamel ~bftf4t\. eipose1 the
tooth to -~ htat and
coWt;'!l!I; ...;..-.In th< pulp
set>ft -~ -agos to the
brlln -Ind tbi dlleued tooth
b<Jfils to acht.
1116fn'/ HI IHQlllD ·•CH A ..
MIWOH~lt
.. It takes about 25,000 bac-
terla to measure an Inch and
we chew up an asaortment
cf them wilb every blte cf
food. Some of these bltsy
creatures are left inside the
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CUlt~eNT e'IJNTS?
THATIS
PAACTtCALLY ANC!~NT HISTOFlY !!
By Tom K. Ryan
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Dive Setup
SAN J~E (AP) -Tbe
Navy has christened equJp-
ment lnteoded lo .permit free.
swlmmlng • 8CUba divers lo
operate at ISO feet for lengthy
periods.
The .,.tom was built by
Fl,IC C..,..1 at a cost of fl.5
mllll<a ad CXllllistl ol
prlM beo11 !hlpboard livlnt
acoxi\moftaticm which would
~k,e ...
~'..,.ny need •
Diven are to live fn the
prt.SIDl'i!ed accommodatJom
for u Jong as two weeks
and commute to work on the
ocean floor in a two-man
transfer capsule, which also
Is p...-lsed.
Divers, workJng on con-
tinental lhelves, would be
enpted In re1CUe, repair and
salvage operaUons.
DEATH NO'l'ICES
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MOllTUAllY
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''TEMPO''
Sfyrofoam Cups
-fir ... erul• *llU •• , will llOt
•fleet lie taste-liqlij. 2 I $1 Wasb or tnr mt· o
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· Hair Set Mist Ii' ·
-"·'ftlMdttt" -wifl, ~P"itiolseaU""'!J •
Tnple dronR plated,•
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-t>y, Slfety strap tld br1ke, tdjustable
foob'est.
14.88
3.11
10D's
1.98
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SOAP PADS "
wltll Scmti11 llacte!
::r .. 5 :$1
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~AIR SPRAY:
,bPllr ........
:;r;.no 2 :$) •
'Borateem' LIQUID 'Dove'
for Disli-hi119
w/b1C11 wtlti' 1"'
~~ Co11w'erts tt youth
ind 1tilily c~air.
roam padded seat
1114 blcl. adjlStabll
leolres~ wide a.~
·kA:lll;ble •"'11 • • ,~· ~ 7_,:95 '
"C.llt1rt"' •r llE5R .•. ·
tooi cottllBwfovercast edge~
26x34" sin! in ass't 99c colorlal designs.
Pa• 1f 2
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~ ~yMeeds
•'1i 11.11'1 Oil
• 1hLlotlH
• 2411. Plwler
1.29 ...
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Clecls -po'· ..... 2 49 Ullin •
Furniture
Bowl Brush
•/white tamplco lrislles,
plastic handle. 59c
1.98
Oven Cleaner
....... -wi~ 1111/mflil •••
·~rks 11 liw1 aac 11U1MJ!es.
11 1r.
r.ets 11ass = c1ear it seems 111 dis-49c appear! Wves 10 dirt or catchin1
ltlm. 15 IL
-for reUef of bot. tired, tendet, per.
spiri11, odoroas leet. 39c Helps prne1t 1t•lele's .
fool .. 4'c l IL ·
·''Fa.Ease"
CGU SIAlll -Soft Jo.
te1 foa111 cas•itts nd 3gc ..--•I'll .... -
"Soap 'R Soak'' ....... ,_ -fi ·-·tint .... ...... ",_ '
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Faat Spny
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TOOTHIRUSHIS
Clloice ·of medl11111 or hard tex-21 C tu1e nylon bristles wi~ ass't
tolor handles. ,.~ "' '
"Nutri-Tonic"
CAIME StWM,OC) ,
Wasl<s sliae illo "'"--.=~·!· . ' . '
jjlysol'f UQUtD ~. '' .
DISINFECTANT
The fastest m~t. nmt effK·
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live .,, io 11e1p elimilllte 1110ld, 59c mildew, etc. Reg. or PiM art. .
tit lZ No.a.a-.. '. ,,',
Wi~ ill refresijni. !Xllsat·
int jet stream of water, it
belps clean plates your
hsll ca lllss! Calibrated
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-"""" ... -11ser d"ials desired pressure.
1 .. jet tips "'~ ... C011¥e11iellt ~ ideaway storage •
.. IJIS! Be 9ll'e1 It l5l IS fir )11!1"
"" Sip! lRot Gill hit, ·-
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' HUNTINGTON BEACH ..
5'RINGDALE & IDINGE{t '-,
NEWPORT BEACH
10. 'tllVINE.tN
Wl!STCllFF FLAIA
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ON .
ALL ,
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.usa.lOlf LOlf MILIS. · , 'f . •
. . \ -1"'~~ll~ DEUVER~ ~·t d I I .': ~-~· ~ ... J
·s177 ctn.· 563 mo. : ··Y"' .,-,, ·'.. ·;:
Pmt.. Intl, tnJ, llc. for 41 "'°'·on tpprtWd a'R ll PLUS TAX ~ Lrt;ENSE ~ ''· ' • '
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'66 Ford co. S'ed'1'n $.1·2"'7 543 * 543 •. · '&OLD SEAL C~lt' · ·~
11 ..-........-. v.._ IUll, rwht. 11t111tr,FulllPr1ce Dn Mo. ....... •~Int. whli.w.111. ISYI" ""') , •
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"m ~•.1usrua ~ s9.,:7· $29*$'29
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' FULL1P11a DN • MO.
All fl/II price plus ti• I• le--.
All monltlly ~Ymll'lh bold t111 Jil rnanflls Ml •PP..-...cl oin-.IW' C ..... lt Cwp.
Slt Dliw. &
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'6' OLDS '
O)"Mmlt-M 2 dr, H.T. A.T.,
"·H, .p. s!Mr!M, F1d . 1lr, ..... . ,. ~k... windows,
QZW 75l. • ·
$677 ~ . , v-•
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$§77 "'~ J~·
V1lltflf. AT -It.ft -ONX 111 $]77 P1u1 Tox & Lie.
$11 Down ·&
$13 Monthly
'84 FORD
1•1r1-JD, Y-41. Jt&H. JU•
$471 ::
$16 * $16 ,
11-11 t *" H.T. """"*1c. ..... -· ,_ -... tedlrl' 1lr. IVH• f11l .J.
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$D Dowll'I ,".
$23 MOll!Mj
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OFFERS:
Private Cove E1tate
MaRJPficen\ 5 bcp"rn horqe with i•ett>c?,w rot\ljl7,w:-.;l'lC~~ ,o~ ne~rb' one ai:,r,e,1p~,,
1uali.: D11dsoapinl .. Beauti!ur;pool & paJAD,
c~hd~(jj;.. -· .. • • -""'a~' Mi • trli• .. .'. ·.: ..... : ..... u.;,,,ouu'
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Comeo Shol'ft-Waterfront
View of ocean, channel. Large 3 hrs., fonn·
al din. rm, inner patio. Room !or pool. Well
built home.
Mrs. Raulston ................ $159,000
Lido 4 BR -Pier & Slip
4 br. sin. ba -near new Spanish On 2 lots.
Walled ternce w/Jge. pool. Slip will take
50' boat Best Lido Bayfronl ... $149,500
JoeClaruon
Exceptional Volue
Act prompuy..: ·Westcliff, -$42,500. A
deliJlhtful~ 3 br conv den, 2 bas. ctistorn
decor,•L··Copper ptumbing, cove red patio,
fruiUri!... . . ,.
Mary LGu·Marion •r1
Lido· Lot Vcilue
FREE -Immaculate small home if you
buy the land. Great location on Via Koron.
Buy now and enjoy bay life th.is summer.
Mrs. Harvey • .. .. . .. .. .. .. .. .. $42,500
Ocean & Bay View
l'h yrs young. Channing 4 bdrm, 2¥1 bath
home. Fam. ~· ,openlnR, onto beautifully
lanclscaped yard:'Lt11k Harbor View Hills
home. " MislLeidy/~irs. B\lrns .
OPEN HOUSE SUN. 1 • S
1 0611 Pe11:ailor
View & pool. Fantastically ct.arming 3 bed.
rooms, conv. den, S baths, dining room, fl:·
citing floor plan. 3 car garage.
~fary Lou J.tarion ...... .
OPEN HOUSE SUN 1:30 • 5 p.m.
1826 Sandalwood Dr.
lven Wells Baycrttt
First ,exclusive oflerln~ o! this beautifully
decorated 3 BR. 2 h•tb )lom~ w /blgb exp/ beaiu):~!llnl over LR, FR. Eich w/LG Frplc,
prof/lli4ac:Pd.' Fnul/Dr. Many eatras :~~~
· · · $59ow ,) • ., '1 I • I "
OPIN HOUll SAT l SUN 1. 5
2019 Ylata Caudel, Tiie Bllffa
BeauUlul 3 bt."2 ·1>1 -1' powder-robill a\\d'
wet her -Bul•Bay View itr11ie BlUtf.-.'
large bayolde polio -· imlll'ediale•occU.,
pancy ............. : .......... $47,500
Waller H-, ,I
·1~.,i~~ hi
lmno Terr.-,.. ~· ,f ·
Cozy 2 bdrm ~ ~·· <1te Joi; room to aped, l oil '39.~0
Mn. Raulaton
COLDWKJ.: IAD a. co. \
2200 1. C9AST H' Y
NEWl!Dlt1'1,.,..,,.,.
Kl NJSI
Open Houses
POOL HOME
Peifect -floor pl.an Ior
a PGtl home, 4 bdrms,
huge giµne room, ac--
cegg to bath It muter
bdrm down stairs. W'11
n'lalnlain!d. Top buy.
$40,950
')1 :, s,1 ·\ ~· r~• ')\\· ;iltl~
546-5990 '
lll Broad"'·ay "'5·018L
Exclusive Orlna Cm-e borne •
y!ar around living ~ ~
}larbor area, 2 BR, 2 Ba,
priced to atll fast at . S69.!iGI
By appt only
COlllN-MARTIN
REALTORS
3036E.CoastHwy,CdM £i ;475-l66l
4 Bdrms • 2 Baths
POOL
Cwstom • bit home in Mesa
Verde on quiet cul-de-sac St
2100 sq fl, d ee bit-in kllcb-
en, extra lge lot.
10~~ dcrw n • $42,950
675-4343
DOVER REALTY
"For You
and Your Boat"
Spa.rkUna • home
3 Bedroom1, 2 baths,
105 Linda Isle Dr.
OPEN SAT & SUN
. 1 - 5
BOYD
REALTY
3629 f:. Coa1t Hlway, CdM
675-ff30
SOCK IT TO 'E.\1!
3301 Admiralty Dr. (Huntington Harbour}
Huntington Beach
(7141772·9530 (Sat & Sun Noon 'til 5:30)
429 Magnolia fEastside) CM Near new· custom built 4
bdrnu, 3~ bath ~me or un..
uJua.l de1ign. Built by IV AN
\VELL.5. Profeulona.U,y car-
petl'd, ·$'aled;~.lllndlqtjied .
Panoramic.~ 8t 18ay &
• . , . 546·4141 !Sun 1·51 . . .,.TJ.llC.. ,WE .. f KE~'O . 11833 oak rra1bert vi11ag~1 Fountain
, ,., . ,,.; l,l,J .[ "'· , ll · "'''··· i· ... Va)ley . .;,. • ..,_.., , ·;,;,,.~;.:.,·,,;;;,.;~~·:;:;;"..;."',';:~!~I -~Hl~k J.?r.!~~~tf 'f~n ,l·S) -.. -.......... ,.. ... ..,.,.<liM._" . . Ev1lolf3.0554, (Sun 1-51 _.·~···.a..~ ...i1 Wt...,,... .. .._. · • 23 ven1ng Canyon (Shorecliff.s).Cd?.I
..... h .....,, D4lLY Plj.OT .W411T ""'· -• 675..1000 Eves: 673-0554 (Sat & Sun 1·5) ... ....., ,,.. ·M.t. ,., .... ., ,. ...t.,. .,...i 17661 Queenswreath (Irvine) CdM
'-lht •0 ..,.,_..., .. rllla c•I•• -• ,,...,, 675-3000 Eves: 646·5227 (Sun 1·5)
DOVER SHORlS
COSTA MESA
DELUXE 4-PLEX
One Iat1e 3 BR 2 bath wlth
COV!red patio il Thrtt 2 BR
2 bath unlt.s, Ideal for own-"'!!!!!!!! er u.ser for tax shelter. Call iiiiiii us for d!tall!.
INCOME , UNITS $68,500 ' ,.. ,,, ·•
EA!:t'"l'SIDE C.~1. • 8-0ne BR
· Units, 12 yean old and well-
~.\lllft:~."fnimne or·1111
mo. $39,'500 I '
NEWPORT near Beach with
part1IJ Ocean vn. :i • two
Newport
. . •t -..
~K:totl1
646-1111
BR borntl &:: Gurat Unit. Dbl, 1.,, ... !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
aar, $34,500. 2 HOUSES
(i} ~ LOW LOW PRICE ~.. in choice Costa Meu. loca-
O<!siined &: built by IVAN 1 1 AL 1 y lion. Live !n the sharp 3
''VE LL s. u--· .. lled for BEDROOM • 2 Bath with '""'"""' Near NB Post Ofc. ".A" •n• CARP~s & DRAPES -" quality construction on Ia.rt: ....,......,., "'' · auu
est view Jot• tn ·Newport war1n FlREPLACE in spac.
&ach Pion # 300 READY ious living room. BUILT IN
for ~upancy, ts the modt Dolphin Terrace KITCll EN, Rent the older
with the elt'iant a trium . ·1· lrvifte Terr. West smn~ler hom.e and ~ l4'·beamed ceiling, tran&I. • LO". LOW PAY)IJ:NTS.
cent roof all tiled tloor Price Cut-$42,900 Offered at ONLY $26,950.
panelled ~alls. Beamed ce 1~t1.ess 2 BR ·" Den, 21r:i Ba WE SELL A HOME
inc in family room \Vi t i nunimum m&U1tenaflct' • fYf.. EVERY 3t MfNUT-ES
choice of hardwood parq~ endzcd garaie PLUS larg:e w 'lk & L
oc '"""'~· Unique hnnlma '°""" boat-port. a er ee
"'"'"" 0eh1no ''"""'".,; CURT DOSH, Realtor 2100 """"'Blvd. at.,..,, beams In the all clectrlC 545-9491
vil'.!w kU chen. 4 b<:lnnl 3 ba, 1730 \V. Caast Highway Ope l1l 9 PM
3 cur aar. See thi.~ pool-or-642·6472 EVES. 673.3468•---'-"-----
iented elegant home today • ThrH Withes
(2 Bedroom)
1312 Dolphin Terr. (Irvine Terrace) NB
675-2000 • (Sun 1·5)
1589 Redlands Place, Costa Mesa
646-2414 · !Sat & Sun l ·5)
(2 Bedroom & Den)
1518 Dolphin Terrace (Irvine Terr) CdM
642-6472 Eves:. 673-3468 (Sal & Sun I-Ii)
440 Seville !Pe1111 Pl) Balboa . . .
615-6,o.q<I Evto: 548-6629 \Sal & Sun 1-5)
~••<><.!..A yrt ~S.dro~m) .; ~ '
'· i§2'1 C!oiuJM.'bf:·rcanieo Hgblodo),caM
' • ·. -• -"J'. ' 675-3255 (Sat & sun l:il
· 2121 Miramar'Dr., Balboa Island
675-4U> " (Sat·& Sun 1-S)
2019 Vista Caudel (Bluffs) NB
675-2000 (Sat & sun.1-5)
1826 Sandalwood (Baycrest) NB
675-2000 · (Sun 1:30-5)
2617 Westminster Place, CM
675-5930 . (Sat & Sun 12,5)
**106 Linda Isle Dr. (Linda Isle) NB'
675-5930 • (Sat lo Sun 1·5)
2535 ·cre.tview Dr. lBayshoresj N.lj .' ·
. 67:1'5480 . . " !Sal & Sun}'
2342 Colgate (College 'Park) CM. · ·
642-9854. . !Sun 10-4)
**106 Linda lite Dr. (Lind a L5le) NB
., 875-3210 fSun 12·51
531 De An za (Corona Highlands) Cd?i-1
675-3000 Eves: 5411-7962 · (Sun 1·5)
*1518 Sylvia, Ne\vport Beach
646·0555 -545-8723 I.Sat & Sun)
2119 Federal, Costa Mesa
546-2313 /Sat 1·51
it won't last 1011&! G ·u peace, comfort JocaUon ( o." I Roy J. Ward Co. I overnment .,. !mportont 10 ,..,, look 3 .... room & F1mi y or Oen)
181,ycmt ottlct) ~ Repossession this over. Convenfent to 1206 Pembroke Lane, NB
1M2Santiqo'Dr. 646-1511 Newport Hel1bt• rrade 842-4251 . (Sat & Sun l~) · ~· C.Ompetrq ~i.shed 3 BR achool. and all shopping. 2 • • bomepriced,nybeiowmu. hlk• to ...., ...._ Only *2395 Tustin Ave. (So. of Sll!ta.Jsab<I)
-·• ftt value •t n7.950 wttll $25,500: aid. all thm! "plus" . N~\\'port Beach . . Ni:" PRICE tota1 .....,.nt ms ..... ri•lirit. :a bedrooms. 2 ~-1550 <Sun 1·5l
' ~ · loMl>escador (DoverSbores) NB. . , ,. baths, . flrtplace, Cpts. and t7,2000 P4C('M"tter, 4 bedroom, t t dr.pet, *"'tble garqe, l'On-or (Sun 1-6}
dininc, 2 tU' showe '' ~'* -'d~ · large fenC:ro * 000 Nottingham {WestcliU) NB
· oew oarpet, OltANO' COUN~ ;~•.1\-...S "!' lOx/"' rt. IW ~200 ·' . , · (Sun 'ISll.
' to Ibo """" LAllllST • · ~. :11>ooe IS nDt to muoh .9021. Bermuda Dr. (~ewport W;I\) HIP
ct 293 E. 17ih St, '46-4494 . 'In thm put of tl3:375.s613 EveS< • · (SluiA"1 Mfl fERDf ... ...,_..., ___ , ,.-C.•l Huny. OWN. Uk Galaxy (Dover Shorel\·J\IB I •l W!STCUFF ER, "2-4980. -. Tlt' 642-8235 (Daily)
· • '. j ---~·11 , BR • '"""-' room. 11n .. l""P"'R•l•S11T•10"'1"""L"'iv'"i•N•Gii '.l*:llalaxy Dr. (Dover Sh,ras.l .NB
.. -··~ ., tiftll ilwlde -r ~uon. 1 ·~ --• 714: 642-8235 (Stfn Onlv) r.b. """"to -" · ---• -~, 1014 SanUaco Dr .. (Dover s mrel)cNB··r. , al $34,%!0, Broken P;u Man,y cu1t00t extras-~ New~rt Shores, NB ~ &iU235 (Sat & Sun l.S)
.' 28tl7 Euro.., -by. appolDtrnonL "9,tllO.' ,.1\:4.~~~L:.I, ·,\, UISiAnUgua (Dover Shores) NB
IU.500 1 '11'4 : ll42-8Z35 , (Sal Only)
*,A dream 3 BR. 2-t;tory 1147 Qleneagles Terrace, CM . loa~«f w{extru .. 133."IO !5i0-J'l20 •· ($\Jn 1-S)
333 E..l!tll St., c.11. , * ~hew·• lilt. 3ba134.0llO . 11~7 !)oldenrod Ave., <;dM
ly Owner ~ · · *~Iha~ .. ~'.'.'.:.~. :_.~ ' "sor:4G2:1etd. CM "€ r sa~~·s.,, '. :'1
11 r OPEN DAILY
v .... re. 1 BR, 2 , !mlJ> room .. tcrm>r dinllW llli!l•W. "!:out Hk·..,;'lul. 2!z4!)1:. Ocean Blvd. (Balboa Penn.) Bal.
2378 Colgate, (College Park) CM
546-2313 (Sun 1-41
2128 Sterling, Costa Mesa
646·3928 Eves: 642·Ql85 (Sat/Sun 12
'Ul dark)
(4 Bedroom)
1179 Gleneagles Ave., CM
642-4816 (Sal & Sun)
*101 Linda Isle Dr. (Linda Isle) NB
(714) 642-8235 · (Sat & Sun)
2811 Ellesmere (Mesa Verde) CM
--· 7Jt~!. 546-6?26 . ·(Open Sun) ' .. 2'1!'miillllla St. (N'ewporl Shores) NB
642-3014 (Sal & Sun)
2211 'i:logar, (The Bluffs) NB
8~5-3433, 644-0990 (Sal alt & Sun)
(4 Bedroom & Family or Oen)
* 1842 Santiago Dr. (Dover Sbor..,) NB
646-1550 (Daily 10-5)
1230 Santiago (Dover Shores) NB
(714) 642-8235 (Sat & Sun)
1907 Leeward Lane (Baycresl) NB
540-1720 · (Sun 1·51
23~1 Irvine, NB
546-1720 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
·1101 Ebbtlde, td ~r
815'593ll (Sat 6: sun 1·5)
* 1728 Gandlestick Lane :(Baycrestr.NB
675-3000-548·8868 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
*2955 Maui Pl. !Mesa Verdel CM
675-4343 (Sat 1-4:30)
363 Vista Bava !Back Ba.v) NB
1714) 642-6603 (Open Anytime)
*1907 Holiday Rd . IBaycrest) NB
548·4598 (Sat & Sun 1·51
2970 Java Rd (Mesa Verdel CM
546-5880 !Sat & Sun frm . I pm)
2946 Maul Place (Mesa Verdel CM
546-5880 !Sat & Sun I pm)
405 Francisco Dr., Newport Beach
549-0507 (Sat 6: Sun 2-4)
2807 Europa, (lieu Verde) CM
540-3380 (()pen Daily)
200& Holiday Rd (Blycresl) NB
. ~«·7,(55 ;. . (Sit & Sun 1·5) .,i,:~21~ Irvine Ave (cor He'athe•) NB
643>7755 !Sat & Sun 11 ·4)
{5 Bedroom)
*2ll8 Windward Lane, NB
42-2698 (Sat & Sun 1-5\
2794 Lorenzo (Mesa de! Mar) C~I
546-l313 (Sun 1·5)
{5 Br & Femily or Don)
*1707 Antigua Way (Bayer.,!) NB
648,7755 <Sat & Sun 1·5)
)815 Santiago Dr (Baycrest) NB
84S:'1755 · (Sat & Sun 1·5}
10041 Sll>neybrook, Huntington e .. ch
548·11313 !Sat 1·5)
·DUPLIXIS FOR SALE
220 34th SI .. NB
tm-M36 (Sat 6: Sun 1·5)
ti:'''"'·°""'"'"'-~ HUGE ' jtory -w1ih Coywnil Rlty. 541-12'0 -5q,1168, 675-1977 (Sat & Sun 1-S)
tun lo! w/maey unp """"· 2400 _,. f .. t 1i...l•~ll!!l~!!!!1,..91!!!!P 67' '"SI (Sun I •) menll. 8U)'er can aa1 ¥ -1 ·-. --.;, *,...
•""' •••• -~· '"' area. •·BR. 3 BA.~ ~• 11 ·-·• "' ~/Vivian Lane. NB · ... .... ,.. ,,, .._., -·>'· ...... esme rtd!K."td. $4000 to $41.SOO -....-&!•• .,_, , .,, • w .... ,. ...
77j.Q)l or ~ OPEi( Ownn-""1 -ml · -lor tt wllb • " ~7898 (Sat & ~titl;l"I • *** -_. •-•""
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VIEW ' ' 'I ,.r:_._ ' • iio~ ' ' ' .,~ • ·~ or' .:9a5' NliW LUSK HOME 3 Bedrooms 21'. ~ • . family rm, cllnlng rm spectaculir Ocelll ,; 4 BR, eu.tOm Z:.lory exec. liome
Bay Vl~w -l"OOIP wr P..1, S59,500 ~PP~ at Pl,llOO-~' ~a,toq
FINER 'HOMES :
•OPEN SAT & SUN -982 Sand~ut}·. ~ lloCki f.t-Om leach
OOVER SHORES - A magnificent cµ.slom ~ • ·1111 ' . f • !llD.; . 'hbao~!·on,prtme. View lot. ·a'bedJlotilbs, !Ill'" ·,. ... Gf?mJ'lnc~. ·~~·well~hi ic . ~. !orrttal duung rm, Ialand1tll!J!l!t!l':'l!/l. • · ~ ,.. '
",.. .,<Wf ef.. 1\e Sn!IU Spenders .. •
ltere is custo~~ far-11\9 bud10t mind·
ed. .From lhe :wOod ablnale root to tlie sty!·
izeli 'llrkk.• entry \bl• eastllde home itves a
WarJ\l'Welcome. Largo panellod~~m
ovens (sell cleaning). Huge !·-''"'''rill Slail ~,.,... '' • · • · • snp · ......, "' • ..__ l.l " o'l>EN s'lC:\ '§UN r: 5-.:.:..'ioi4 s;;u;.~~ · l·S1111ry Spanish Hae ckl
HARBOR • ., . . +.·oep.-cuest boule, 2800 sq ft. Biil pool ISLAND -The only available . ·iii hu .. back yard -Only '47 504)·. • '
with °"!Clure window and ch ood ,
• bll(nlng raised hearth fi?Jplaee; • pt I
country kitchen with eatln& area. z large ~m.. ,pJU1 <0nvertjbl' ~1.nou•l!rde. "ICJtocl .fllllie with illey aeci.F-1~ Par~ins1. J<!r b9at or trailer. Priced l<J1 Ill•
home on beautiful Harbor Island.. 3 8e6-' ' r~ms. Study, lar&• Living rm, pltf •. & slip. In .. com• .opportain"6U:·' r Pri!>ld under cost for immediate :<ale -n 7 ·
'175,000. By appt. 'obly. 8 Unltl -room for 4 more ' •
l ~!l)come over 12% -a retl'"'A!lltY
BEACON BAY -!uxqry 2 Bedroom•·& den,' nialter'll! ilr)>wing area-•• • . specuta or at $221750. · · ·
oc 3 Badroom home. 2 bath,! '1:<111Jl'11lnlly ' • ·
Beach, Pier. & float. t'ennis cOU\t. AIKt'AP~ r•
could be built oV.r garage .......... $59,5111>
.Col•sworth.y I, • Co.
642·7777 OPEN EYES.
IRVINE TERRACE -Large 3 Bedroom
with :seac1ous master Suite, formal dining
rm, with breakfast rm. 22x21 living rm,
freshly painted inside & out . , . .. . .. $51,500 ~all for appt.
DOVER SHORES LOT -low lease hol<L---
' plans available Cot custom home ... f22.~ TRI-LEVEL ~LUGE
REALTY
IUILDERS
CLOSEOUT·
SACRIFICE
. JohLm~·•Fn~~~:~. ;-,
. lt&llL TY 'NY ;i
901 Dower Dr., ult• 120 ·
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Duplex .
;first Till!• Offer~ I
Eastslde 6;,a Mna
3 BRa + family room. ~'iii
balhl, double p&lloe. ""I'"""
alve caipeta I ~pea..~h>
matte Pracit door openers,
·~-•-,cau 1IO'W' tD lee.
ONE-OF-A-KIND two level, brand ne)V CUS•
tom home near the Mesa Verde Country
Club. 4 bedrooms huge family 'room w!tli •
wet bar, d.lning uea, etc. MUST .BE. SOLD
THIS WEEKEND -any reasonabl9 offer
c9nsiderod. Open Sat/Sun afternoons. 642°1235 Excellent condition. GUed . 2"' Moul Ploce, off Mou Verde Dr.
1 in fabulous Mtu Verde f!1i;;;.~;;'ii:;;:'' I .. JU11"l, -· , ......... WESTCUFF · Executive MolW ~bi!...~:'::'~ $32,SOO ISllO ADAMS ot HARBOR, CM 5415*
Open Sat & Sun 1-5 On Hu9e Lot! N.wport ••• _. ...... 141,000. {n11r Cinem1 Th11tre)
1200 Exceptional family h o '!' e . Eventrw phi:lne • m.641'9 Newport
. ...u«1 am""' '""'""" Mesa del Mar Cost• MM• 1100 Somerset-Lane shade trees and ~autiful 0P'1.N~ t'.C?JJSE et t.arge· 4 BR, 2 bath home ·;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;.
This beautiful home MUST shrubs. A thick shake roof "'$~~~-1 ~ ~ Victorll with ll'tat famill:~Jocation. BESE,ENtoaprecia~.Spac-,a;Mt.eleg~ceand~, to • ulf1 l 1 l~ Beauutul uh pane)ing, new EAS1SIDE
ious 3 bchm. plus extras ;~•1J1PflCXIUS.l ~ W.· th . '..U:..1 I paint. close lo schools. Sol.id •'"'""" 3 n.~-I'' ~ i-•'-·udtat· le.. •t• • .,..,,,..., · ~ms, .,,..
sleeping rm. 2 bath!;, din. ~ ,_,....-.7 , ~,, .. ~Pf.. 90I Che.tnut Pl•c• l imiliiliiiim~' m-'= Vlllue•at $27,950. ba\hs on quiet cul de sac.
rm. "· 1v. rm. p ... c-• _. i.,*9J:phomeoa·larp.Jot. ., stree .. .,..,..\&"~loan. lg r 2 .,.. •· """ -.. ~ ~ "rino" t 5• ~ -··
es, ~Irie blt·in 's, w/91 cpt. , roo!U6. Queen ~ ~tbs. Many extras. vacant and ~-. --.ft '-"8Wliwn..,,..... 2617 WfffinJn ..... Pl.
& dra.Pe(... 16x35 POOL. •ur-and U!:ftific.._rt eJ~:~t-available ror•lmmed:i&te oo-, a. -• 1 i;:,r Ali,u OPEN 'AT & SUN
rounded by expe,,.;v, homos In kltoben. s.. today. $(1,000 • ·~--... __ ,_ UN . u' KE NEW •r.:"~• D'l:H·T.mv 12' 5 p M.
• OUTSI'ANDING VALUE -Subnut~~ ~e =.:::°::'.' .... ~ .... 5CXI L1ke NM on% acre, com. ..-~: , io-JD
$62,!XXli.fl ·hor· o~o; SELL A 'H~E ' • pletely block wall fenced. 2629 Harbor Blvd., C.M.
..... ys ff EVERY 31 MINUT.ES Bay & leach Eich un;t bu ' lu1i baths, 3629 E. =; ... CdM
NDEIV u,srbdING . ,Bay'h'.".'.: Walker· & Lee· . Rutly, Inc. ::...~. t, w-uh ~.·«IA~ ;;Cost~·;;-;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;1;;1;;;;00 • . 17S.5HO rive, , rm. P WI. exu... · · 901 l>over Dr., NB Suite 221 -.._.-e ,.....,.., · ... room.1~ baths, lge. llv. rm. 645-20QJ EV:. seG68 •, .. '""'. &.6 financinl. no loan "Lookout Po. Int --~---
din. area. electric blt-in"s, 2043 Westclill Drive !!!!II
opt . & drape•. MANY POS. &46-ml <lp<n ""'· 2 Story Rliltl $840/Ma Income A pano"""" view or land FREE RENT
SIBllJ'JTIES • $42,!XXI. O I $ l "9 . C and sea, from this mod. "4 ~ bedroom house plwi Newport Hei9.hts n .Y ;i ~ mo. For'!1•1 Sl•t• ~ntry-BR. home. places the plicid a.ni':e~~:: ~<lie~~; . . . including taxes &: Ul5W'8.bel' Lar&e living room with brick Pacifie surf at your door-•• ., ~lllg borne m ~~tee ~ • 3 BR. 2 Ba. eeparate pan-loi: burning fireplace. Large step, with Catalina Island schoola • churches • sho p.
cation, beamed ce1~1~ liv. eled den, Dool' to ceilin& family room with Its own u a magnificent backdrop. ping • In Eastside Costa
room, 3 bdnns. blt·ln s, ~ stone fireplace, new high fireplace-+ bar. Cbanninr . , Localed on a large lot 1n a Meu. Profitable in\.-estmenl
mcnt block fence, electric pile carpeting and hardwood kitchen with bullt ins+ dish-* 642.,1771 •Anytime * quiet neighborhood. It has $43,500.
rar. opener, cpl. & drapes fiooni with low down ANY-w ~!!lhel'. D}n1nc are~ Jl"l'at 2 batha, forced air beat and BURR WHITE, Re1iltor · ~1;1Y ~i $29,500. ONE can assume tbIJ 5%% muter ':"'-ut~vat:e -batl\, 4 ... ;~·~ape Cod a aeparate laundcy. 675-46:tl Eyes 642-2253 <; · THO~AS loan. CALL1i&. . • . ONE! Fot'C<d all'-ting. 3 """"' 'see ""'Sahli room in th;, Op... ·S•t. & Sun· l·S 12901 N~ 81'11• .l/,B'.
, REAL~''.' larre heated pool with diVlll&' 4 BR. 3 bath manor with J> vtoll1' ·~~"·'• "" •
224 \V. ~t H)\''Y !'~ !If«= bol.rdi ~l'\llu. everyttyiw ,.,+,. ·~bmb'1i''l.&lp willc: 111• :u9W,''64~ft ~11a1 BY OWNER .·3 Br, 1% Ba,
NewPorl Beach Eve. 545.SM:i - -th& tie.cb1'>nlr $36,900. ' in ~ Pl'hI lizll' lot, + BURR WHITE, Re•ftOr attractive~ Jae Ida-1rp.lc,
. ORANGE 'CoUNT'i''S * . . '.N extru. $44.000!!! 2901 N...,...;. Blvd.,°l'l.e. =~Ice= Two Houses LARGEST Al""* · ew * ,:_ . """9'' 675-46311 Evt1 641-4111 ~ .__ . -· &hake root. NeJchborhood On A Lot ! ! 293 E. l7th St. 64'-4494 3 + Family + Den ..,-. SPRING 11000 OFF rn• APPRSL " """ """'"· ~ to N.e.
Charming custom home with 4 br. $.0.S.* , Doub~ ~ marbe! entry. • ... REALTY 3 bdnns & den, l~ Ba, =~= ":.::!;:;~
built-ins. Beautiiul dark Owner anxious to mow and Larie livirig room with mas-•• "an.,time" paneUlng, crptz, d rp s, lei' •!ti> 960 ••• -·
Wood •·ab•·-1· ~--1-.. 1lve 1tone fireplace. Dream · " CO'""red pati N I ......... -............. -... -........... , " ..... "' ~i"-cu wants to .,·ve yau this 4 BR, kl h with d' · 2629 Harbor m•"" CM •" o. e w Y throughout. Fireplace. Nice le en l111111 area. ·~·· · · l' e m o d e I e d k i t c h e n 2~ bl.th, pool palace. Best H d Jamil 0 S da l 5 $19 900 ' patio. }{uge double garage Baycrest location at $55,5811 lJi:C llep OWn Y room pen Uft y • W/bll-ins, tile, breakfast , " • · 'I
wilh laundry room. Sel.'Ond with wet bar and bath, c· 1:... nook, dlshm.uter, toad.11 or Ne1r Newport Heights
home is a 1 bedroom. Excel-• Savi! Our Seller! Larie muter with private 9647 Lark Ire.. cupboards. Within 3 blks ot Cozy 2 BR, home on short,
lent rental. Lot 101 X 165 f 'RING" bath I: k>ada ot closeta. 3 LIVE FEAR FREE. No jet all schools. Big, bli cor. no trame 11l'eel Good size
with room for 2 more unJts. • • ' car ~-FORREST E. noi11e. £ast of Bushard lot w/large trffs &: overs!~ R-2 lot for future potential.
A te!Tilic value! ONLY ,.-:.., (i9 SPRING OLSEN, 645-<Bm • 2'J9 HAR-aorth ol E1Ua, Fountain Val-ed detached 2 car gar8,ie.
$29,500. SUbmil your' home • .:..._eREAU,,._f!$ BORBLVO. ley. 3 lar1te bedrooms., 2 PLUSgtgantk:sepal'ate ,,Ci)L
on our guaranlee trade plan. •• ,......., • .._ 61'% lllftllESJ hill baths, 15 x 20 l!DCIOAed yard lot' boat.II, birs, dop, ~f'L
WE SELL A HOME "/l tnl'Ul patio. FHA or VA financin&'. kids, etc. Cum!nt FHA ai> 1 1 4 ~
EVERY 31 MINUTES 2629 ,Barbot Blvd:-. C.M. ''Mr, R1•I Estate", prsl ,ii $22,850. Buy from
W lk & l IABbsfRIXE Cbfs 10°/o DOWN HarTy A locJCJS ~w~•; = s;i,850. Nou Ne p,., °''· ..,.,"' a er . ee NO LOAN FEE:... ~2~7 Rlty •. 961-3505 OWNER 200 x 170. Bottnd Edilon Co. 30 Y·EARS . ONLY $f!,200 .•
21H3 Weslclin Dr. in. ~untiflilon Beach. $37,500 4 bedrooml, 2% baths. 2487 5 BED RM_ VIEW I I Beautiful 3 ·~ :2 bath·+ ioln&' to Washifl&ton. 2 11tory
&16-mt Open Ev~. viii~. Sell or _trade· equity sq ft ot livinc &l'l'a, muter . POOL -$1,000 DN. Jge 20 x ~ bonus room. ~s':~: 1~":96~oa~~
CH£APIE DUPLEX
Cute older units with large
detached double g a r are.
Near schools & shopping.
$220 mo income. Assume 6%
private loan.
$18,950
5 br· HELP!
C.ourt orders this 5 BR +
pool palace J10id far below
market at S49.500. Brirc
your paint brush and save
SS. HWTY!? $49,S!XJ! ~
.l!\sPru'Na •i··~T¥
for income uruta or small aulll! you've dreamed about: Exquisite home. 2 bathe:. ntw carpeta. hnmac. yard, try lease/option. CALL RAY
house, Newport or Corona 30' ~-• has It'• ,,.. «-Formal 41 .. ;.... .......... fire-Located on quiet tree lined •·t u~R ovua • -~ ..... ,. .~.. -·t · t 2 b'--'·-•-GAULT :>40-1151 (open eves) "" ..._.. place, hup cloaet.s Ii hu-plact ht family room.-Push 1"""' JUI ~ u .. m }ferlt.qe Real Esta!~
in& area. New carper. I: button bu.ilt-in ,ldtcheP, dish-Elem le HJgh schools. No
drapes. Completely ~ wlllMl'. Electric prqe loan fees. Jlieh existina: 6% 3 BR. Assume 4%.% G.I.
rated & Jandacaped. Over-door opener'. ~ 1Weep loan can be assumed with bu\; payts.-$138 on present
• di · •·-~ 1--'t. . ..-1 total mo. pymnta only Sl"45 loan, Open Sat. I Sun. 1-5, sized double 1111t'al!'f!. Don't • '11118 UUlU\I. • <.rVc.,-, l"""• wait on this orie!._-. 540-1720 · Incl prlnc, int, t.&¥es & I~. 3036 ,Garfield. 5 4 S-116 8
Rltr. 64s.M'.18 or 642-0185 TARBELL 2fSSH1rbor CAU.LARRY540-1151 Doylel:Co.675-1977. ..._. "CH .. NMYER. ~i.:i, oveol Hmtage Roll $26.IOO; LO.,.. 5'4% e·ey
Jl{Wfllt. IO Pt.AC!: YoJt want ad whet, =""=====--=~ 1 Owner. 3 BR., poptt."ffl>l.,
P--1 .._......, "'-'-! a..,. att 1--DA!l,l DAILY PILOT WART ADS n<w cpi., paiot l:istsklo.
rw-MaTl •• "11 ~ Pl1DI' clusified ~ Alwan a Go-Go! MJnt cond. MS!a>st ., • , .. Room "' A most appeallnr C1.L1tom 1-==o=;:;:;:;=:=:=:..k=;;=====,,_:_.=;;;;:;;::.=;..===
4 BR home, 114 baths, hArd-, built home In the beautlful General · 1000 GenN'al 1000 Gener1I 1000
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' --IPA. 5 bdrm. 4 ba, 18x28' ~:f~cCordlo, Rltrs. bon ... room. Pool,""" P. C,/iQ'O . .l\;'-l -/) 'f, ~Q.t
1310 Newport Blvd., C.M. loft. Gnat tor the younc ~\!;a J.'o'IU' ~).. 'f1 (/• ~
548-T729 Eves. 6fW6M with room to rrow or a spac-~~~~~~~~I m nt1rement or entertain-;::;:: men~ home with view oJ' low·
4 Bedroom -$22.SOO """San jlemudIDo MOW>
HUGE FAMILY RM. taina. Bu1lnl'A transfer', im·
Jo.lost desirable area • noth1rw med . ..-nee!! Make olkr
comparable at thlt low • will c:on11del' tr.de.
price! 2 baths, family room. <n4l 797-M'.12
,..., llvini< room, """""· $1595 Do" brick patio with ps BBQ. Wll
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washer. 5«>-17'!:1 thla roomy 2 BR home wll.b
2629 Harbor' Blvd., C.M. TARBELL 2'S5 H1rbor w/w carpets, l:Nllf>.lm. are..
GOOD LOCA TIOll
OPEN SUN 1 • S
2124 E. Ocean Blvd.
Balbo1 P1ninsul•
3 Bedrooms. 3 bathi
plus family room
RICHARDSON
ltEALTY
675-4031
SACRIFICE
Mee Easlllide 3 BR. den.
bullt-lna, c..-pets. f e n c e d
I yard, $23,)l) • f1tA 54 %
int .• 10% oo,n. lmm~t•
pog.wsslon.
izell Rlty. 541-220S
UXUR IOUS 3 BR. 2 Ba.
r a. rm.. lrpl., ""lJOl eptg.
Hid. pool. fl"pl<'. wfBBQ,
tncd a.rca lnr ctdldl"'tn. Walk
lo S!hop, 11ehl. $.'.2.950 01vnr
!l62-491S -..
Four ledroo-,,,.._.._ wm !'* 1or -• Onb' $15,960.
519'500 , .... ~SP·rn.RIN9• G l\fove into thil lar&e family
hom• today. ao., to •ho!>-.... REALTY
J?lrc. llChools and cht.trehel. ,.
J ust put on the marktt, this W .. ~ ...
one won't last. $163 per 2'29 H&tbor Blvd .. C.l\t
month incl""" """ anc1 ... EAS-IDE aunuice. ONLY rt00 DOWN I~
1ota1 cu•""""'""' IN.vEsTMENT
WE SELL A HOME A bod"""' cuU. "' on a
EVERY JI MINUTES a.: tot. Call tor d<tallL Walker &·lee JEAN SMITH, RHltor
-.-... --Corner' 19\h I: Pomona, C.M. {l:j x 95 ft.} Jt-2 Lot
MXt lo 18 1tory blda:. F\vt' 1 blodt to Betcb
&tore• luib kued at nrov ' $!1,500
mo. Pomttial wtll.ml\l'd. n-. Willi lllMOO F/P. ,..,. down A _ .. Rhltor am-
ov,.ncr will cany lit TD,.. ,,..,. .. ~r:n ""···--1w GOnoo IU"' Co. • \IUl22 •-·-• ~' "r ~
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YOUR PAl,JL.\'.'HITE-CARJ)iAHAN AGENT . . • 1 ."
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live.of our~ to advtla YQ\l Jn.\ll>w best lo &ell your bOiM
or other property. YOtl may1 ~vt 09mp1ete ·confidence tlmt"'
your investment IS la Cood lwltll. '
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WHEN SEU.ING YOUR ~E YOtitt AGENT WILL • •
1. Give you an accurate•'
praisal of what you can ex-
pect for your home.
.• • 2. Offer experienced advice
'• relative lo decorallng and
presenting your bdme tn .
the best possible .manner ...
3. ftJain!llB an lndivid,qal
ID!IRUernent file on I~~
property & keep you con·
stantly advised as to the
sales progress of your
home ..
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rect mail piece on your ~')
home and outerwbe pre>;~
mote its sale through' tested ·
media .
v' THESE HOME VALUES
Dirty & N991ected 4 IR/Dlnln9 Rm/Den
Open S.tT/Sun 12 •311-l•lt
1184 Dorset Ln., C.M. 3 BR VA owned liome that
needs loving care, paint &:
clean up. '975 down will
handle all costs-payments
$148 monthly includes prin·
ciple interest. tis & iri·
I'• ~,&llf~Ce. /i,P!&f ! modern · "'''li6ln' on''lll-)l! ' c~l-l!e.
,. , 1.-sac ,..street near 01'1Jing,
See this fine home on nice
quiet. street, .close to shop-
ping &: s'chools, 1 % batb111 spa~.ious uvpi,. room, fll'e. • paee w/w caijiet:t & dral><t' ·
" bunl.1n \\1v e·h"fi ·~· · .ui
Fenced yard, co'1ef.!'d: . ~;
io, room for boat or~ er.,.
Price $25,91JO.sel! .VNFHA.
Co~ered patio. ii" ·
Price 117,tl!O
YA REPO
$750 Down
\Ve urge you to impect this
VA owned, vacant 3 BR
home in Costa Mesa that
has been completely recon ..
ditioned in & oul Near ail
schools. Large lot, fenced.
Full price only 117,950 -
payments 1157/mo.
Distinctive Design
greets you the mlhUte you
drlve up. Exterior & inte~
tor appointments $peak of
comfort ease and dignity.
Lovely Mesa Del Mar 3 BR
family room home, I%
baths, stall shower,, lovely
island kitchen, ·built-ins.
Sparkling hardwood floors,
beautiful landscaped yard.
Room for trailer Asking
.-.\l .• '27,960. Clllltllow
Spanish Hacienda
Lovely 3 BR + large Jam; •
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I ! • • "!'ilear. Westcliff
~ Center.,>
New~
Beautlful 3 BR home with
batdwood floors. Walk to
schools & &hoppin1:.a baths,
spacious living roopi, fire-
place. Fenced rear yard
with lovely coveted patio.
Lowest priced honwin Har4
bor Highlands • M!Jy '28.·
500. Call for showilig.
. • Uy room borne , i~ Co1ta·1~
Mesa. Walle to all schooW11
& shopping. Distinctive tile, '
entrl), 23' living room with rt 'r e p 1 a' c e; outstanding
kitchen with built-in oven
& range & D/W, quality
carpets & drapes. 1 % bath,.
stall shower. Asking '30.-
950 -EZ terms.
· Spectacular
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180 D99l'ff View :'
of Catalina Channel, Ocean·
and Bay. Desi8!1ed to ~.,:,,;
light and extiild a real .•
wel'16rne fot'~bigh level eir
Vacant 17114 sq ome 2 \W\ning. Tl\!-' .tMO sq ft
story 4 bdrm family cUSfoin designed home by room. completely. ;repaint-Ellen Brook has everything
ed interior, rich dJlon wtw desired. s bedrooms. all
carpet. & drapes, terraced custom bu!lt closets &;
kitchen with built-in elec-drawers, specially de-
trlc eye-level range le dou-signed wet bar and com ..
b!e oven, dishwas6er. Huge ple\e. buij,·in :J'lscher-
master bdrm With own Stereo. syiitem. Lovely
bath with white pullinan kikhen witli Nu-Tone food
top & oval basin . .Khnstock and automatic contro.l cen4 ,
seamless shower, extra ter. 311.i baths:. 2 separate.
large wardrobe , ... cl01ets. dressing rooms plus work·
Buy· on no ~A terma shQ!> & dart room. Price
or \09& dow . e 130 .-1139,500. Cali for appoint·
750 .. great alue ment , 1
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CarNr ln·~I E1t•to fO< ljtotfl men & ,..;..,.
Tralnlnt1 Progrom -Profit ahtrl"9 pion
C•ll Art Gordon fO< confldtntl•I Interview
Paul· White· Carnahan
REAlTY COMPANY
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1093 IAKER, COSTA. MESA
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This~ f·-home wltll bltiny ~·
extras, bwll·ln elite. range. Only 6 plOI. old.
Sliding glass doors-ll'9m llvlnc rooJ1I and den to covered patio. A winner!
Eamld• h llllty
* BEST BUYS '· if . . .,,,, ~ ~~~: J'H't! .·· ,
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IT'S DIFFIREN1' , .FA"'!U>US nm1 11n111e " 1pnt-1tv~ s " 4 be<!room Oulltan~ 4 bedrooa\ A1'llltlcally ~ S · llODIL llOMIB.
8-)lcrest nome 'With lldhn 4 b1!lh Baycrut .'11-mottm 11oi. ore malJll!lcently' •P:
fam rm, formal din rm .. ..:....... l 'botlioom .Urt. =led, with the very finest of •• __... • bruldut ,,,,_. Owmr "'"""' ' ' -... -leavtn1 ~ Priced lo able ,lor maid. room. ·as-'fl'lllPapc-a; plus ~elf. model ,la
sell. "' • DellghUul fOOI· . eaionaDr :flnibcaped, IJIOCll! walk1iays • ,. , IP"~ pievail, one with~ ... re
II& FAMI~ Y? VIEW• HOME These homea are plac.i '-qulle !.r;:. ''&'
Cuslom buDt 5 lie4room Spill level 4 bdrm bonle very private loll that may bO tither '1eaaed
Baycrest home.' Brand 1 nice 1 " tlo or purcbuOcl with a gran~ deotl'to flilflulil
HOUSIS P,~lt SALi ,.•,Jl!!!NT!!!A!!U~!!?!~~ 1111111 ,..,, .... a..... ...... 1711 1~;;;:~;;;;:=;; l~L~-~~"""'~=-=~1705~ Nszpwt Holthlt n10 i_-DISlliiD AVAIL. -)Ila ., Jlloo OWUGNO I bed!-6
SP .aUM:u Utb· J.Jat.. laltUul ~ din. I 1llatb bOml. wlw , -V,...I' ,_.. & ...,;-et Vteata 91oeb. --EIP1ide
-Adulb. llllS Mo, AIL udL Colt& Mna.Oooe to -·"!!P AT A ~ DOWN paid. m-llm ~ a pu1c. N 1c•1,
BY ....., SEA", located .. 2 BR........... .._P"t yud, -~~ taroed RMttl taur;iediatl occupuq-pat to, • • r 1 ••I• t
<lout. N""'4 to the ROCK i .,,:::::;$.cl:;::"i:::""==:-;l=llO'::'':: nolojl-. 1195 pr. mo. !lJllBEO~'DIATRISEi· Ava.llable for lmmedlat. co
IN ILUDrtC SPLENDOR. S.n. Clo!Mftle 2710 _..,, Wri .. °'" 112 c/o
Yim! A NEVEi\ ENDING lllllJ Pllol.::::~~=,,..-Vfl;W OP 'l1IE SEA. Do-l ar, 2 ,..,,,_ nn, Ntlc --riR: DliPlOi w/o!qyo.
tolled -11>'l!ol. --In --.. .,,,., ....... Adulta turfs RED 1'll.E1\bon.JN• l;a mot.. Ml--1&H ne only. CID.:5'1-6191
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ES, PLASI'ERl:D j!:X')'Sft.. _ .... Charming cmtom 3 bedroom anti dlDlng
room In a pie\Ufesque ~ ••tUns. 0ptJ>
beam ceilings, gleaming hanlwootl floon,
and used brick fireplace gives the living
room e "copper KetUe" style . $2.8,500 -
Terms are easy -
Mesa Verde Pool Home
Repainted, Redecorated. shines llk'e new. 5
bedrooms 3 baths In the popular 2 slory
model. Completely fenced pool and concrei.
patio. "2,500 -10% down. Owner may ac-
cept trade.
new. 4000 ll<j ft o! llvtilg ~ ..,:;: : •• j ownerahlp. ' ?,!;:·.!':~.d.'i'zed lot. lease with.~. ... Follow the lllDI lo TURTLE .ROCK HD..1.S,
< 1 mile Eut of the University 91 ~omla
IOR.FROll'I' <XlVllTYARD v..-.... tell 2900
ENa.OSm W I A!XJBE "
TYPE BLOCK WAIL & FOR llEIO~ "'"' Mammoth BAYJ'RONT Homo • plft' &
BLACK IRON' GRJLL.E Mountatn Qlo:lomllUwn lllplBR.mnwrtdtn. Yev
GATE. -t. fiMl30 plUI ,..,. ""°/mo. Lido
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Power Shores
Custom designed for the discriminating buy-
er. -4 Bedroom.a, family room and formal
dining room. Perfect for the executive who
entertains. Asking $73,500 -Immediate pos-
session with 10% down.
Prntlge In laycrat
Gorgeous 4 bedroom plus spacious bonus
room and formal dining room.-new carpets
and drapes.-Sparkles-like new.-$65,000
(not leasehota). May be purchased com-
pletely furnisbed.-
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THE~EAL
ESTATERS
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Sales through the Multiple Listing
Service of the Newport Harbor-
Coste Me1e Board of Realtors
totaled $4,565,250 for the first
month of 1969. This represents
114 unit sales end en increase of
33 1/J 0/o over January of last yeor.
List your property with e Realtor
today.
1200 1100 Nowport Beach --------1 Costa MM.
JERRY FREUD. CHAlUS ~RNOLD ~~1!;1:cl.i~.~r~:/:,~ 1nt.tsect1on ot Clmpus
REALTOJS Talo1 eu.1101 Per Furlhff lnlwniotlen
646-7755
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OPOft Suftclay If· S
106 Llfttl• l1le Drive
A Rare Find on Waterfront
Just completed, lavish, 3 Bedroom, 3 Bath,
single story home, .. 52' lot. Larae 1paclou1
rooms, Finnish SJUD&, 'walk In cloaels, fullf
cvpeled, land>cAped lo Complete with Unt·
float concrei. sllp. Priced at only $100,000.
LINDA ISLE DIVELOPMINT ·CO. BILL GRUl!DY 67S-3210
C....n.••-1250 Hunff......, liedl' f .....
1-------, '~" ·-BY OWNER, new 'I s-2•-~·"'-,·-~a ftdec:.ualed vt.ew b om e • ar ___. ...-
Enorrooua tam nn. w/ plut:i!r', hea"l1 llldt, ..-.m·
frplc, aep. dill nn. llv. nn e:rpts•drpLmcm'~
w/frplc, 3 BJ\ 2 ha., 5 conCttle drive. 1'ully ~·
hole putt:l.nr sreen. $69,500. aclJ)l!d. , AocQs to 6 acre
Open Sat/Sun 1tU 5 or by para from rau Ylrd 2 mllu
appmt. 1lD'1 Goldemod Ave. to ,major dloppt,._ Walk to
' .... 216'! all -lncludji>c .......
HARBOR V\ew Hilll • with Locatl!d HUnttnston Bl!ach.
Call owner 111}1*. a view, tor sale by OWllH'.
• bodroomo, 21> balb, 11v1ng sn...-Eatotaa
room, Olnlnc room. 3 BR +) BR apt Hu a
ll!PV&te laundry room • total ol. 4 baths, 3 ftttplaca,
pool lh.e )'U'd f u I t y 3 W' pnp. uwraded car-
landlcaped · $4',960. Phone pets 4 drape1, Won't lut.
even1hp 144-2715 tor appt Nttd $5CQJ to handll!.
Newport le•ch 1211 lqcrest 1223 ~:;::r:.1olhr:. .,.,__.
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111@ ~.000. Ownl!r. 673-4169 .,...,T'! mnr'
Dblo. -.. open to onlrf RIHTMOS Ralt> 61S-4S30
hall and .......,,. Uv, rm. H-Uofvrn-114' -Jl!l! ON!! BR. ••
Wtn1151"r.IUOHVAULT· -lracttve -""'-O..
DJ CEIIJNGS or OPEH1;-;;;;;;•;';;;;;;;;;;;;;; v. Fruldln Rlt>. m.= WOOD BEAMS SUPPORT· SS C BR. 3 BL, ret, ra.. ~11':1:~VY~~ *WHY PAY RENTI -· cpta. "°uo. sm.
lll'YUl mtEPUCE or I ,;;M;;U..:="'=:'";"'-:=m-6211=::;= I
ORN.um<TAL ADOBE N.IONI PINNYtlown Huitllntfen IMch i400
BLOCK 6 RED Tl LE D ~ Veta can move
HEARTH. UY. • "'' ~ in tmmedJa~. S Bil, srn. tncd yd, new
-• -patio ~ al-cpta. lllO """ ,,., 3 Child :!orda an OUTSfANDING Grat locaUon In Hwiti.!11· OK. Nr Beach 81. i: Slater
OCEAN VIEW. CompJ.tttly ton Beach oe Hamilton Ave. 1765' van Buren. 842--'rm
inodmt" kitchen bu omatt between Brookhurst ~ 2 srY. 3 Br. l% bl. oondo..
tile counteri. I.LL BILTI~ ~~ -dote to the Wlht/dryu, pool, patio.
RANGE •OVEN, D~ -... $195 Adltli. 536-2312: WSHR., GARB. DISP., etc. 5364616 ~t111~~~-~~~ .,!u! :U =-: J'or kue 3 BJll den, 2 BA
DOR w/tile noon. leads to brtawL Froni $32,400. Monah-botlle avail April L UJ>
3·HOGE BDRM&; SERVJC. lY payments from $281.21 mo. Oilldren OK. 536-4112
ED BY s BATHROOM& W/ lndudln& Pll, taxes • Jn. a BDRM 1% t.th. 1 mJ
W carpet& • custom drapn •~. from b!acli. $190 mo. Phont
thnl-oUt. Th1a unique Vllla 536-7744
styled home bu all the U )'OU U'f: a qualifitd Vet I ='=:.i=========
GRACES 'or "OW WORLD ... ... move in without Soni• AM Heithll 3630
QIARM" combined Mtb the one penny down • • • not
modem coavenienca ot a ewn dodiw cottl. 3 BR. 3 Ba., 3}x4lll pool;
GI NO DOWN newer home. It's an Ir-on % aett. Rm. for honn
$"0. COST ttplaceable bv.y at, ~ rood only thrOu&b or what have you. Leue
Waatcllff PrHtlte BY OWNER -
3 bdrm, 2 ba &: lam rm., BAYCREST ·POOL lal .... Polntule 1200
beauWW1¥decorated, priced 5 b<lnns, 3~ ba, del plso1;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
below area, $39,000. Owner. entry, Ja:e Uv. rm w/~.
&U-f25l separate din rm, fam rm. MINI-CUTE Ex. model heme. Im.mac. t4i50I PU~L PRICE February 21. 1969. avail., $325 Mo. IC-&IOS
Adult occupied.. OGie to L.-..r Dn. Pymt. O.K. •-• .. _.... ew.
LOVELY • Traditional 3 A )&e kitchen w/dinina' are~ Doll HOWie on penin!Ula school.a a: collep, hear Hwit· MISSION REAL TY W.nttt "Lee, -...a~~-3 BR. boule; pr,.
ingt.on Shoppt.rw OenW'. 985 So. C.0.st Hwy., Laauna Open91-383&10 'tll duak daib' leue, ~mo.
$2J,'50 ..... (1Hl 49U'm 513-1362 pool laundry rm. 2 car aaza«. point; three bedrooms, one
den home, 2 ba, , Cuatom dtps &: plUllt Cl'Pt&· and a half t.ths, fitt\'llace, Lndscpd. secluded. LR 32x15, Not a, Je-. $15,000. 642-26911 lge dble· -,'l'!!!U chan-HaUdalo Rlb' .... ~ lm•""''ll"'""'"'"""'""'""i . ~ flt:~ fALS SHERWOOD fllAlll Apll. ,.,,. ....... $39,!!'I. 116-U\O ' :J -.:·~ · "" and pUblJi ·i....... A RfPOrmr"'"S E•llbluff 1242 J•wet Rcducid tl> 133.250. .MU.NVn
2 YR. old Custom built Ii ________ ~, Opeoi Sot & Sun
bolpin. ' Br, 3 Ba. fain 2121 Mlremor Or. $6'5 io $H5 DOWN + din rm. 2400 1q, ft. Bffut p Pt NO-•-~ ..... -R If enn. • ........ lnd"'1p wl ·-·· ~ ICI p BURR WHITE, Rltr. Lara• 4 B<lrma -Vacant.
BAYFRONT with. boat slip, 2901 Newport mvd., N.B. HAFFDAL REALTY ~.e_ 4wnBR. 2 doba! i= for ·~-,. __ ,.. li'fe •'~ Ev•• '42-2253 8740 warner 842-4415 ='.:!.!!"!!! Ownen Atte\ntient u.......... .,,._, KIG """" GOLD ~n Home 908l i.1. _ _. Do YDU have rental units! mu 529-8100 • ...... 1m -·~·-2 n.• l•Sl Regatta Dr. 2 sty, 4 Br, ... We haw pod~ from R l • n• Ta)(e thll •~ -Lido Isle • -·• -~·· __ , -• BY OWNER, 3 B , ,., --. d' . , ---------:I Ba, L nn w/frplc, wt.-wu ~ .. .....,, •• n BAY • ESTATE ., ..... .., ... yean ., .... ~ • _._ room, 2 bath, fonnaJ llUfll I -ki ~ ..... ........,.,.. n~ --" huae tam rm, ser po........ D. rm, fam rm, ell!C tch. SALE • OCEAN ~"NT • auina.u:.n. • """'.i:..n. • ., ...
Ex cond. Harbor Hlghlandl. rm A elegant entryol 1""'81 'u' G Loe • Br. Bar, Crpts, Drpa:. ProL L-,.,_., __ VI •~1 , .. & ANNUAL rentals for thtm.
646-6131 add thf: luxury u reat at1on La.ndacape. S%. % 1 o a n • un:a .......... ew 0 '""' P~ call our rental dept.
3 BR Waterfront No. a living, mix in a Bay view Oiannirw 3 BR, 2 BA home Open Sat • SUn. {213) aurt. coulline ;; hilll from &Dd let QI ctwi )'Ol1 the RED
•Y lhe SEA ·--· 4000 UNT '
3 •-fumHvr.
$25 Month
FULi. OPnON TG BUY
tRclrioe"b>n Available)
No depoldt o.a.c.
H.F.R.C.
Fumlture Rent•ll
511 W. 19th, Cll. 548-3181
1561 w. """" Anhm 77~2800
0 plus maximum privacy, o· ont: of Lido's prettiut 'l51-4000or (213) 611..:e636 a apacioul 4 Bedroom. 3 CARPETtreatment-YoUde-Balbla Covet. $IO • O O · and yoo have it all al bath borne. Lutt encloeed HOLIDAY PLAZA
Prefer tnde tor -"" .-... 5 BEDROOMS -· .... wllh fireplace. ..... the but! DELUXE. ""'"""' l-Bdrm. 4 BDRM, 3 ba. family rm,
3 car garage, bit-Ins, crptg,
inler«>m. ~ 1ar. dt I:
sprinklers, nr aoU' courv.
26811 aq ft, $44,Sod. by Owner.
Tnde income p!'Dpl!l'ty
wm conalder other. 543-mt $37! ,950 ..... b ~.,11,.,_ S59,IXD. y · d k, 3 .n RED CARPET Rlty . Furn. apt $13S Plus uttL 4 IR· 3 laths nspection c..;., y ~~ LIDO REALTY, INC. Try l3000 <Ub down lo... ,... "" car ......... ~ llcntaI Dept. ll13..1SSI 2 Br. A den 1160 Plul utll
Just the ham!! for a 1--OWNER Sa.le-Duf.:x500. N~ '4!!.133 3400 Via Lido 67J..8830 iatfn& ili4% !11A ~ @ on one level . $11S.OOO. 2025 W. Ball:m Blvd., N.B. Hl!ated pool. A.mp19 ~
.,,..... * $12,5CIO Full Prlco
• $2.flOO dn. 1 BR, vac., R-2.
1 Drive by 185 E. Wilaon. Call
' Lockhart. Rlty. 646-2301
··-"·.Beamed ce"'--li'; Bay • Ocean. ~. . -W1•LUFF $20'1 h>tal mool!ll>. 'fUm&l No•±"-..... -.._ '4th st., NB. m.&SS' :--dirt nn 1'4 batha:. SHARP! EYER.AU> BAY • frelblY 1965 -ru: 'M2-6B ::::=·0~~= DESI' BUY iJl Barbor ·:'UAt'TY ilfe Bye-BuJi..L• DESPiRATl·OWNl.R decotatfd,._•!~oorm: ItmNE·TERRACE ..o!.T BR "_,..,J.
'. f ~1 Hl&IJl.and• ()peon Sat ll Sun. ......,_ 3 Bdrm, 2 ba"" home BRASHEAR REALTY . ~· DtniQr ~~It pa. 6 den. ~ vi.,,, $11); 1-BR.. n1ce1J tum. .,.e cor lol • room or -. l-5, lSOO Vivian Lane, N.B. ''::-u.nt __ 1 _"'.-~, S4?-853l Eve.. !Wl-2442 tio and rarden. ucean view blaUall eondltlor; ... f1tiO Utllltil!s pUf 601 St. J•mi• Pl. ...... .. ~ •'-"-ca ·~ $63 500 Pl!l' mo Broker 534-891> Cllffh ... ft. NB OPEN HOUSE CBayahoreoJ litnc el-_.. PRfSJIGf llMH tu" R'NE. ASSOCIATIS ' -2535 Cre•hn•• c.. 3 Br. $4.5,500 llVl'K R BEACON BAY • 2 BR 6 11!5; 2 Bdrm Duplex Open Sat & Sun J-5 2 Ba. -900 "---r 683 No. 'Ouut Blvd. den, or J BR. r ...... -.. ..-w/w; utlltties paid ·-· · ~·~ CONft• tlel Mor 1250 R. C. GREER, Reolty • -0 '9<-ll!7 --·v
or by appt; JI.tr. RoblnllOh • BAY VIEW Fee lot 15' l~;;~~;~l;l:3355~~V~la~Lido= 673.s300 Sparldlna: 4 BJt 2 i:.tti boml!. Lquna Be.adl. (71 beach, pier, tennis cout ... Brota SJ4..G80 Davi1 Raa,.ltyz;'4;2;·7;080:;: I x !%' w/ planL $3',900. ., Aa1m>e 'lO % FHA loan. 1 "'"!"!'!!!!!!"!'"!'!!~~!91 $4.50 per mo. ·:l~M~·~·!.·~V~·~"'~·~ _ _:1~1~1·~ I== -°"""' 540-7249, ..... 201 GENE'S GEM:t Ex,,. ... , ...... LOWER 3 ARal BAY Jahn Mcnab Realt> Co. Cott• -4100
' BY OWNER; ' BR Ill BA. * The Bluffs * THE BLUFF 3 BJ<.2 ha ipllt Ora.,.. Cont Prepeny BayfrOftt Duplexn R. D. SLATES, Rltr. • BR. ~ ~ ...._ $25 Wk U
, t~.mlly. frplc, Clloice kx:a· OPEN SUN. l-4 leVl!l Condo. • $28,500. By Gene NorvelJ.Raaltor sn2':W,~3 ·~":" Two~~'I 14
3 IBR.-35!9 2 ~-Ev"1· ~7:' ~a: = :: near beach VERY NICE 3 BR, 2 ba e Studio I. Bach ~ti. p
• tion, Walk to achl1. Owner Exce:pUona.l 4 Br (3 Br. I: owner. Terms. &H-2039 Income with TireplacH --., w " -r.. entrance. Prfvatl! party. unfum tiou.. Carone. dl!l • Incl UtilJ 4 Phone 1en1.
+ tra.n!I. A.!lswne S%% rnA. Den) 2 Ba. Tut popular K 3 BR. 2 Ba. Eut muff home .• or Tax Shelter Walker Ruttv = :,:~~!23~ Box M·'704 Dally Pilot =ro&lyRl re~Chet • Maid Service. 1V avail. : '-'"-=·~""=·~"°"~1=n='=-~~~ plan. Crpts, df'Pl'!, frplc. Owner. '726 maon Ave. 3336 Via Lido t7>m loan 897 2382 OWNER ./ REDUCED from $35,000. • b' e New Cafe 1r; Bar
• OPEN HOUSE Lovely 3 Brkfa.st area in kit. 2 l!n. Newport Beach. 644--07-45 Well-built 2 Bdrm home, I!!!!!!!!""'"'"!!!!!"'!"!!!!!~~ . -&1t offl!t O'Vl!1' $32.150. 3 J17D; 4 BR. 2 bL townboust 2371 Newport Blvd. sa.f1!5
1 br, 2 ba, Jam nn, new closed patios, Pools, caban. covered patio, close to shop. ~Y owner 2 Br, 1 ba, frplc, SOL Vista, spotit!• 3 ~ BR 2 BA. view. 491-6747 w/w, !,.~~OK. * 1 _ l BR *
shag crpl&', blbll; beaut na. Walk lo i;tores, llC!hls, Newport H~.ight_a 1210 ping plua l Bdrm Fum. bltns, pt.,yrm II:. ha. Belt cust drps, crpta. all hlt-• owu:r ~ _,.
Incised w/spmklr sys: boat tennis club & park. $30,950, Apt. rerittnc tor S145 per Lido buy $44,500. <n4) trplc. Ownr $24,500. MT...a&l Dina Point 1730 NEWER, 3 BR. ~ BA. fam Oiits. drps, dlapl, patio, pr.
stor. owner. • 546-2880 By OWDl!r, 675-3433, 644.o990 mo. A worthwhile invest-675-S'.123 ·-'-oC ._,,,_ .. _ Adults, no pets $120 mo. SM O·-... ndlnl) View ... 900 Hunll.......... rm, ·-11.111.9, R9C aftL __,,.i __ _,_ BY OWNER: Mesa Verde "\l:::=l:=l:::i::::=z 111 ~''°' ment at ............. .,..,, ......... SPANISH-TILE ROOF Aft11.. m mo. lt6-65ll to a_. ...... ate, 2047-B ~
' Pacesettl!r. 3 BR & Family ii See this seldom oUered • * * * Bilbo• l1l1nd 1355 Harbour 1405 4 bdrmt, den, 3 t., Bl!aut-~ St., 54MOOO, '4S-1841
'"'""• loan. $28.500. ""' OPEN SHUOUSE °"'"· B"" A CHy Vi•w 3 •Uft Ilg 1CH::::o:ARM=ING=::;,:::S'i'O_RY-.-'3-"B"'R. l;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.I ilUI .,.,,,_ $41.500. Ceata -1100 CHATEAU L• POINTE Calvert Ave., S46-31111 SAT & N 2 • 4 Bdrm, l~·I bath, frplc, Hob. II C 1min1o IChoot • muina oi~thHo~.: :00-S:, !N~a:i~~~~tD;i~:d> !i ;;·,~~le gar. r.1a~ oUer on 1'.ac':ona !:; ~.~BR. apt. lovely £XECU'flVE HOM£ 340l1 ~~kta Aw. s ba!, ~lnR~~~n. ~ furn. 2 BR apt&. Ott-
1treet parldrw, cupQ?U. Htd
pooL Adulta, no peta, $150.
00. POMONA AVE., CM. ' AMume S%. % loan It owner 4 BR. 2 BA. f&m rru. ln1p~s-()wnl!r will 11nance with Wm.· Winton, Rltr • dllhwuher etc. Available
will tala! 2nd. 546-1170 :!'23,!)5q~~t:::11~h!yl: 4'-.. SlS,OOJ down. May trade 229 Marine, Balboa la ON TH£ WATER Ouplu• Fer Sile 1'75 March lat. $ZO month .•
BY OWNER IOU.lht after vacuum system thru _ out. 7~ r A l T 1 down tor* loell* .:rn;rt1. ~~lpm FANTASTIC l1n% • 30 yr NEW Spanbh (19 3Stt, tint-A 1ut month + '50
Republic 4 bdr split le\ti. "'-t• d'P~ compll!te. $56,000 N-1• ~ -~-6 ....... ., .., Near NB Posl O!c. 646-2414 I h loan ava.Uable. !i~t. ~· __ e~.,-·-vwn Rltr. IC.taT Eve 545-Ull :1:::136:;·950::·::.....,:===== Owner. ,...,.., Laguna HC HunHftflel> -h 1400 1y c1ea>ratod. Just painted ··~ .. ~.
= Lrr 1 BR. "'°"' quiet. Beaut film. nr mart&eL
Wohr, dryr. car. Adulb ""1
1920D, Wallaee, C.M.
'~lag• Park 111S
3 BR & fam rm, 2 ba.
cpts, drp!, spmldr!, trplc.
lst $13,txXJ at 4~%. Price
$24.950. 2506 Lehieh Pl.
Owner. ~2518
PERSONALITY PLUS! View lot inside It out, tll!w wall pa· RENTALS Pl:NDING FORECl..OSURE
Big ~!~~ ~!•:n!-:?ourt, 3 Br. 2 Ba. New crpta, drp8, Ocean " Coutlinl! uno\). ~c:oo A~~~fA~p. pe1,,;_:1:::-neklwl<hehon !oory eaU::; HoUHI Fvrnllhelt re=~~~: !!~ . bltna. 1400 eq. tt. Ol!t. dbl atructl!d vil!w nearly 1.4 ....... ..,..... ll*"""" room .1: firepla
pool, boe.l & trailer storaae gar w/ all!!)' a.cceu. By acre. In area of $120,000 pn.iaal; 5%% int. Nr. new w/wcarpettn&. Yourown40' ltnl•l1 '9 ShaN 2005 cAU. AL BLACK 540-~
plus l'll!w 4 bedroom 3 bath. owner-princ only, ~761 Emerald 2-aty, 3 Br. 2~ bL Liv. rm., BOAT SLIP off the paUo. 3
Exclus!vt'! 646-4414 ---:;e-:,lni.,,,°:i finance-din. nn., fam. nn., frpl. large bdrml, 3 balhs, over LADY aka wist.-to lhan Herl.tap Rtal Eatatl!
Newport Shol'fl 122& $37 500 Serv. porch. Elec. ltitch, 2600 911 tt, bup 'family nn new home with one« two NOW VACANT • immtdlate
WIUON Wt!tl 1 BR turn.
Hl!ated pool, util t n c I ,
Adu1bl onJy. 146-52?1,
963-1740
.D1lt• 11 .. 1 fstotl 3 BDRM, 1 \i Ba, Collqe BY OWNER • penonallty
Park home for aai1! by pl ~ ·• 2 BR den
' luxuriously carpt'd, n!ceb' It living rm with wet bar amployed lad.in. 1'u.nlllh poastulon. Back Bay area
NEW 2 BR. FURN, a'l'S.
Drpa. Pool. Adults, no pell.
1145. 2m Maple st --* * • • lndscpd. J.ce. a:u BBQ pit. 4 beautiful view of the bay, own bedroom. ~ aft 3 BR d 2 bat~ no leue Rustic .. Charmer See to appree. Immed. po~ rnodl!m ell!Ctric kitclten, ex· 4 PM ftqUnd. SDI/mo. CALI. GORGEOUS l'll!W adult apt&. "'· nr, ....,a ... ., , , 1-=°"="'="=$24=,SOO=·=..,._=-==' 14 BDRM +5th or dl!n, iamj. 2 ba, $25,500. ~ alter ly nn, 3 BA. &autifully 4.
Newport Beach 1200
Owner's Special
3 Br., or 2 Br. &: den, cua-
tom \Vulcllff homl!, maey
l!Xll'llli, nr stores I IChla.
Phont 644-4044
, White elephants! Dime-a·line
' f ... ' 4 ... '" ...
landscaped w/ new 31' -B~Y-O~WN-ER..,.,._Ope~-.~Sa~t/SWI~
Anthony automatic po o L 255 BEGONIA ST.
Time clock 1 p r i n k I er a, Charmina: 4 BR :z% ba, step1
stereo thruout. Gar a 1 e to beach. $36.500. 642.JOIC
slorage. 1'.lany extras l )IOU WA'I'Ol four ·rv lhowi cm
own !Mo lot. An Ivan Wells the let )'Oll find in the
beauty al $19,500. 54M5ell Qualfild Adi-~ them
Dia:! 64Ui673 for RESULTS noo .
.bl««· '
3 Bdnns, 2 ba, Ocean Blvd. ~-$JO,~ ()pea Sun. Feb. quialte crystal chandelier. ROOMMATE wanted, 1lna:lt 5'Q..1151 {open eve 1) 1-2 BR. 1'zm!Unfurn. * • * • 23; 1..5, 90'll Benq.uda Dr. at Full pri~ $88,500. wortdrw pl lJ..n to Ibale Herttqe bal &tatt ~ PARSONS:KJ..l670 CdM Duplex M .... lla (Newport w... Open Houao Sat/Sun C.M. ...• 1 ...... m-=. THREE BEDROOMS • • N .... u Palm.
aect.l 213: 3"l5-S613 e\o'e. Noon 1tll 5:30 PM ut Cl7 « "6-0385 eva baths, family room w/w 1 • 2 BR. ·Pool ONLY $32,500, i.one BR 117 E _, SI w.a1i units, 1 Unit Fun!, dbl pr, HUGE ADDED Directiona: Pacific Co a a t woman with one child, ahare cupeta, all bul1\-inl 4 low-· ui:"' •
prime location. FAMILY ROOM Hwy to Admiralty, tum N. nice 2 BR home. $70 month. ly )'U'd, Leue $115/mo. NICE 1 bdrm. d11plu
with Sv;ectist. fiftplace, Pink acrou the bridge to 3301 in Calta Meu. 645-0873 CALL AL BLACK 5tG-ll51 Adults. $99-S>
4 4 white farm atyle kl model H.B. ir call CTI4) m.95.30 ========' I Haitap Ru.I Estate ~ en~ condition. C.Ornu kit, cupeta J4ortgap Servicing ASIOC. Cost• Mes.I 2100 3 BR, newly pa t n t e d, LOVELY :z Br. 1% ba.
-·-throurhoUt. Seeing la be-5 Cou le carpets. patio, fncd yd. E-lidt; pool, J*tio; ~1393 lieving ""'" $23 900 $3300 -2 BR. 3t> Avocado t. P Adulta 1165/mo. RI tr , _,,, Santa Ana ~ :m Margueritl! O:IM • ,,....,. ' • Fount•ln V•lloy __ l410 .-A ..,.. CJoee to K Mart ""™" t7l-MM' down A: UIWnl! FHA loan. ........ -. flG.9m $17.50 VERY rdce bacbekr -=:;;:z:zmz=== P•ul J .... Roelty BELOW MARKET """"'" NEWLY deo>rakd 2 BR. Apt. Gentleman only.
i 847. U66 EVl!s. 536-1124 Gl or FHA. 3 BR 1-.... bath. Ntwpert leach 2200 w/• cptL Prtv )'d.. l « :mW. Wflaon, c.Jt. 5tf..am
A 4 UNITS kJt meaxm·, cinder blocti 2 cbildra OK. suo. JnqWe AU. U'nLPD. lBR. Katan
For.Yer Yl•w wall fence, 15 x 21' paUo, s BR, 2 BA, frpk, dup. at U3 BenlU'd St. 5M.2'Jl1 adolt (1) $100.
wood bumlnr tln!place, sep. % b1. ocean. $2tlO mo yrly. 2 BDRM, w/w crpts. drpl, 2335 Elden Aw . 4 ~rooma I. fam. 3 baths. Larse 2 itory apt., new car-arate llV'lfW room, large ram. 67l-8088 Near MKa Theatre, no petL
$87.500. SUN' ~.~~lot ~t._!!~u~ 11,y room, modem kitchen 2250 $150. Mo. SQ....3667, Newport leKh 4200 OPEN SAT & "'' ........... , ·--. .......... vdth eat1111 area. All bUiJt. CeroM •I Mir
1 • 5 multi-million dollar devtloP-in an.,I~. ____ 2 BDRM wdut'n Couples only, A'M'RACJ'IVE 3 BR. 2 BA,
1107 Ebbtlda, CdM f;d'w';'y~·lty S3'-2!1t 6flll\J•li."1i111"""mfill!"''"'"r:1•· >2Bc~\~~20~00•:::· ~ =·~· $125 ::1:A ~·!~W&
BOYD UP TO IO"/, COMM~ "\iml' 11:111! rm per mo. REDECORATED. SptcloUI water pd • .......,
REALTY + &oNUS 601 Narcissus, CdM yard I. 1 Br unt\Jm, vacanl. OC&\NFRONT 3 Br .. blbW,
,.,. E. Cout HI...,, O!M R. E. Salouncn or w ....... Y1c1nt/lmmed Pos. OPEN SUN 12 ti!_!_ = 211 Knox st c.M. ....... ""' .... Til Juno;
67s.5fll openlnp now. Expu, or ---N rt IMch l200 Im Mo. ,.lrly. '13-1724
"'" llctnM. Trainina ,,... I BR a hat"" 1600 ., n, Lido l1le 2UI ~~per 2 BDRM, )'CU1y i..,. 1111 ------= --___..,,,...
OPEN HOUSE SAT irvn. Confidential. CAil Mr. frplc, blt·ln1 4 di.&hwuhl!r. TURN. luxurJ' l al. J be J BR 2 bath twxnt. Baclr: mo. Newport Buch Jltall;t.
1 • 5 pm.. Kory FIRsr PJONEEn Low down ' uaume l!xlatinc + fam. rm. , ckn. Mar 8-1' Dtile trplc, Ip Clll'. m-15'2 711 M·.1-ld, (dM 1===~"2M21~,..,·==,.,-io.n. °""'' will ""' all b l to Juno :to • l5001Mo. tot. Lee or 1" 10 P ti 0" t~BD~RM=-.,.-;i;;~,~lo<.--omt1-· 1
.......... EXCELLENT LOCATION mDEWINDS RLTY. RefRllr"!.":..R. C. C-, = Anll Mud! L ~~$11>.Mo.Adul~
Nf'arly new Duplex
Orange Co•st Property
332 l't1aJ¥Uerite, CdM 6'1H560
Sy owner, 4 BR, 2 ba, .. ,_......... .. ,.....,,_
dlMtte, CArpl!ltd, d r p I • 842-50JJ or 842-:iOJ.l tiiXiANT a.,vtew, xtra "
frplo. dll1..,hr, patio, """1" Out of Stato 1601 Hunt!......, .. ach 2400 3 Br. 2 ha, pool, "°'~ c.,..... tlol Mor 42-19 td p.r, ICTOSll fl'om top ..;,.;.;._;...;.c:;_:_____ :.:.::=·= ... ·=·""-"---:--: · crdner. CdM Hi. $3SO. l"!~~~'!'!:~~ ..... ...,I rate ICbl, pl-.yiroundt. cul LAKE l\tojaw mod/cabin 3 BR. 2 Sty. condo: 2" 66-llll SEE TO BILIEYI I de Ac, :r ml fn:lm Oct111n with all convenil!ncn at bl.., comp. turn. Chlldrenl:y,_1::,K,::E;=,A-::KEMO=~.,,.-,,.:::._=
Sc-. Side d~tex • · $38,000 4 San Diego Frwy, .,...J.lt Katherine Landing, beaut OK. $210 W $225 Mo. 2l2S1 • .. JOll eo klllctr ....S,
CANON RE,.._ TY to shops, 962-.am 1 vll!w, tlahlng, siding. Bm: Flffporl IA. H.B. m: .. ~ b' _. wffh
3004 E. Out Hwy. 6i?>J.581 White eli!phanbl Dime-a-Uni: -2.496 RJvlera. Arizona. 86«2 444-0(M tod11'!
2 BR cloee lo Shopplnc, $Ui5
mo. Ltue or month • lb
month. Hal Pinch1n A
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Apt.. Furnl....., '• Apta. UnlurnJ.._..,, ._.,.u .......... ··'--ral -rol 1 flNANOIAI. . _.,_.OTICIS * •
C..w .. -C250 Colli Mola .. 5100 ~· ..... • 51115 ·-p~ 6000 c ........ 111 .OU .... Opporll111IHto 6300 &:'Ml '401
' Nl.o.J.. ..... -t.L • .I LIKE Ntw' lir .. -~.... 100 CLIPfl DllVI . ... IXC" .. 1"'1 c ~..u~ I 1a-.1 ,\n1L. -)Wri=t.;;,,.. ...nl:r '"" ~1 .,.. • ._ drpt, blMno; """""' no JLuxull1!ilVNIM41\JIUI J1Avtiu m~112.1lllO --I "" SPARE TIM~ INCOMI Vlfloi.·.ctnicr CM.
-apt.lorma .... pob./ldult<.5430168 .. Yw11~tAtlldnm. ""'111.WAN'l':--nt11A>1'1o a.twnntl.Blrln Eom..-.q11rt'UW6.I ~ ,.1u1'1,ID 6 ~ Ot ~ ~ (lft 2 BDRM, crp\I • drpa, ·llU-j •tcPt .0 9liiiri"". •11aopt RN Ort.rwrt oxmty. ~I~ -A\l&loQ....-PrfMllt!y com...-.,, ttw !\ft wftldJ ..,.,...,. t" ~..,;. fitCIW.1"; Ina. l thlld '" prt O.K.. Oc<uvl..r·ll!odl..., "'°" * 16 Un its e $171,'°" ~~ ~~·.~ woclr. (.,.,_or~) No ~ Jl=I.,...:.. 2-,. old
''"" Ml '°""' Avail 3/L m...7m ( from ~ mo 'up. ..... Anuunl vi* JH,SXI. N8.r 1 lnl ,.._.._.,....,... ~ experience DK't81J'Y, HID-rem.le' ~ VJo •
m Marsutritt, CdM gn..w,o New__. B---L ....... Euclkl A 8&11. Anlbclro. :ent o! w: Island para. die supp!lft and coUtcUorw Vet-de, ., a • '~l"Y lllll'll.pp)t
8t "'ul .-• -• -5200 . . Extra t.... * I Unlll e $n,5GO "°" '""'" .Wy, In o~-Co<111t1 aod children, NII-ID aui.u • Mw l BR wllh t • $8,000 down. SO% retuht \VJll IURR WHITI ; Rultor Marb)' .,t;A11 •tool (fao-
earport. $16:1 month. N'PT, wa.rld Olx.. Ul)PU 2 1BR, pvt pa.Uo, pr, oetan cxchanp. Call Ml'. Krauter %'01 Newport Blvd., N.B. tory and com.merdal on!)')
m-4633 tve1 or Sat. duplex: 3 Br. 2 Ba. cpt., ' Y~, Mar bt&eb I: thop. or Mr.~ lnYettfonent 675-4Ut 1.,.. 67w121 •t·up by home' omoe. , Panon1l1 640.S --· lrpl. El... bflnf, p~. Adulll. PIS, Inc. ullL O.pt 5'1.23!3 .• . 116!111 TOrAL CUii _______ _;,
lalboo 4300 refri&:. Pfor, olip. Adults N<o '49<-1034 -ui...r. For Immediate Jn.' LICENSliD 1 -;;:;;~-e;::;::;:;-::,~ I,!;"~"~· !)l3'Q~LM~.~&1~>-342:>~~-I -lndu11r111 a.n101 ---· sp1r1tua1 ~ ... ~. I ~ Bachtlot Apl.s. LARGE l BR. 2 BA, ex"-San Ju1n t.ervlew terld In Name, Ad-on all malltrl. 1(6 S. D n.u uW incl m .... . :r FOf\ ltue , _.._,.,., i.n-... 1 dreA, •ntl Phone Number ..... _, ...... ft--• .,. __ Cle
ll5 E Balboa Bl~ lge .. mBlsstt~r BR with priv I C:•Pltft&l'O sns oe San Dlqf) -;.:;y-.t·~~ lo: ~io AM:.10 ;~ate.
BALBOA ' ..,. . -• ·W. .Ytty clef.If. . .11-.. "\\'HOl.ESALl!: DrYISON"
Who4'yo Wont?. WllfffYo Got?
SPICIAL C:l:ASSIFICATION POR
NATURAL BORN SWAPPERS
S,..cltl R111
v•~ Years leue. $165 rn o . CAPISTRANO BEACH V-T· new commen:lal I p 0 n -SPEC1Al!. $2 READING
PENINSULA POINT ""600 B}!AND NEW -lndultrlai units. Delta !!>ao-. . -r.8 A I E
.2 BR 2 Ba.~--~ .• ,e-"yl-:==~=-~=~ lull-............ 6050 ';:!;-n~ .. &!"1"'1. Ewa. POMONA. CALJ1•. 911" llroct vo xporl
5 LI--5 llmoa -5 llucb
llULU -AD MUST IHCLUOI 1-wn.1 l'OU 1'19¥1 to rrMe. ~ """ _. • ~
..._...,.' J ..-. GOLD Medallion 2 BR. 2 OCEAN VIEW. :S BR, 2 BA. • .::!!:~ •' ......-..uo YOUNG WOMAN to desirable tenants, $167.50. BA 1 ,_ b!L-__ , 1 bullWns, new wall-•--n CANDY SUPPLY d··-r .. ~• 1e h .n
S-YOUJI ~ aMJ., ~. W hn _, ~
1-HOTHIHG FOlll U.Lf -fJIAtlll OHL'fl
154< Mlcarnar 67>-13r.8 ' cp" -~. =· "~ _,_ STRATfGI( HIGH lOOO·SQ ft watthowe • oUk:e ROUTE ;,;;; ,7,';,. ~ ':idi
195 gar. 4230 Rilarla Way, , catee~~ ... ne~-drape11, $2!'.lO . + _ "1 ll p&""• • fe·~ i-·t--"f ~•-·.) ... ..-PHONE 642-5671 '
· WINTER "'°\al 1 BR,. 1185 i... (2131 9Q,7tl39 mo. -·~-·--"-al--~ • ·~~ r~ -•w •••~ ~ 2Jt !!PHO ijM Te l'J1ce Your Trader's P.1r1dlM Ad •
9211 E. Balboa ''" 496-9352 Rl'f Offl(f rm: ~·,~~ .!:~ Camoonl714) Excell«• lncome tot 'Fiw * :;.1ecuve Sina'" •
• 673-9149 • Eelt Bluff 5242 KQL ISTATE J .llll; s.0.7611> r ~or ~~.f~~~anJc::;r~ W t do4wed-alngle-dl~!
Bolbo1 l1l1nd 055 • NEW DELUXE • Gononl SAl<ITA AN'A :mo SQ. <t. M-1 opaC! With Ing Mooey trom Coin ()per-Pmow talk-Pub. Inv.
1---..;_c;;.: __ = 3 Br, 2~ ba. apt. tor leue Rent•I• Wented 5990 Oul.ltandb1& l25x200' corner lrollt otnce: drive in rear ated DIJ!penmers tn On.nge M'J.'.9671 3-10 p.m.
l~ ptymoutti S..lf:liile 9
pci.ss 1ta w-& lride fOf ear·
lier modtl, U.'llpC!rtation
car, Call alter 3:30
• 538.7919 • BUSINESSWOMM( with im-Incl. spac, mstr, suite, din plut alley, with 2 leued of/. door, lD Loran St. CM. Cotinty 1Ln'd " llln'OUndlfW l>ON'T •• kil another .Jone.!¥
pcccable credentials seeking nn. &: dbl. p.ra~. auto. WILL Take Balboa llJAnd lee bldi;a near the heart of $195 mo. 646--0681 area. No selling. (Handles weekend go by! &lCCffd in 22' Century lnbtd., baa all
reuonably priced apart. door opener avail. Pool & home commenc:lne Auiuat Orange County's a.vie Ce~ NOW LEASING N M 1 Name Brand ~ and dating without really ll'Yinc. extras, C.G. agp. equip.
ment on Balboa lala.nd or rec. area. Nr, Catholic 4th. 1969. Desire 1n5e or ter A financial distrlcL Industrial • ew -Snacks) nseo total c:uh re-Laguna Bch 4!14-4479 + SIS RT. Sokl new S1500.
near ferry on Penlmula. Churr:h. & achool It Corona tease with option to buy. Great apoeUtt &: tramc $155/mo =t ~..SSfeeL quired. For more intotma· COUPLES -Singlel, new in Winter price $4295. Trade
\Vould oonsider sharing. de! Mar High. l Bedroom home with 1 Cow, $250,(Xl(). • tion and details, send Name, area, "The Utopians" are for •maller boat. M&-9872
67:Hlno days, 6 4 4 -41g8 e ONLY $280 e bedroom attached or garage SUBMIT TERMS & TRADES Ml·A: N'pt Bch; 450 Sq. Address, and Phone Number com.Ing; Fri. !i PM 63&-9291 Cl lot 80 x 175, TulUn. val
evenings. S..."7.STI Am.tior; Way, N.B. apartment: Ill' 4 bedroom RICK ALDERETTE, ft. small m(g. l ofc: G> to: (Formerly The Registryl SCi,000, Trade for comm
homP.. Send full particulars. Reeltor sq. ft. stor>. 642-2809 ''ROUTE DEPARTMENT'' ALCOHOLICS Anonyrnowi bldg, w/lncom!' or Pa1m
S. An1 t:fel9ht1 4630 Coron• del Mir 5250 lo include addren &: photo 111» N. Ross 714/547-6469 L t 6100 P.O. Box 3846 Phone 5f2..721T or write to Springs Holllf!. }\obt \VhttJ.
$l30 MO 2 BR to: Col. R. T. carrlntgon, RESl'AURANT pteSt"nt time O 1 Anaheim, Calllomia 92803 P .O. Box 122.l Costa Mesa. er, Agt, 42 PJ.ua, O~. drapem,·~aae.n:~3~: .. -J ... r .. chtOIV\46~hnlaSt .. V.ir&Wa 30x30 building C-2. Sell, LOWER 3 ARCH BAY PIZZA take out and delivery 'o:i538-~17i"'Zl. =,,,.--,.,,,---
1512 Orcbard. ~ • rg1 23451 • lease, trade. MS-2030 LuJre level ocean view lot -Work 9 hrl. a days and Annou,ncem1nt1 MlO 1 WANT cooclo. ttouae, or
!I,. 1BU~~ESSWOMAN wllh nn.. near beach 1:1ntrance. l'IC't over $1,D) with only. HAVE 'A PARTYI untts in eood area. HAVE :<c:H'fl~Lt · I peccable credentials ioeeking 8uslnee1 Rental 6060 $35,tXXI. Private party. Box $7,750 inveat. $5000 do"'tl. up lo 120 acres at $300
Apts. Unfurnlthed ON TEN A,..,1"& reuonably priced apart-::-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;1EM~·7tll~O~aill'~·~Pllot~c=-= Listed yellow pap ad • IE DIFFERENT I per acre. Malchtm ReaU.y ~ t Bal.._ • .........1 ......... --a •~ Ha.ve your own. authentk ,,.,,, ~-
0.n.r.·1' 5000 1 & 2 BR Furn & "t}nfurri men on .....,.. I&l&nd Cll' HUNTINGTON BEACH LARGE k>t. Will take 4 .......... -'"'" ''"'' wo:. •· ~• Frplca
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near .lury on Pen1naula. unit.: Centrally loca.lld tn low nnt •. PRICE REDUC Oriental stand-up cocktail
FOR SALE OR LEASE Pools. Tennis • Con~t'f1m. ~~O ~:~e: 4 4 ~8 GOLD K~Y SUITI$ !!~~ty ~~~·~79 Ted Way !~ ~e $13~c:C~7•7iN ~Yo~~=~~~ Channel RHf lsL 9 bole PutVGrwn. evenings. lxecutlve & sai.a ·. n.=.i ......... health forceR sale. The Rea.I YoU supply N't! the people.
Penthouse Apt1. 900 &-a Lane, CdM 644-2611 Office• WATERFRONT lot, at Ca.· Estaten. 64&-nn aak for ~Uu LILY SAM 642-5353
1550 "·bf 1~1 ~•rth ,._ .... H 1 PEACE&: QUIET? nyon Lake, Ire.sh '1.'atf:r V per mo. to reun e par. a=-ur nr, ...,a~• wy Employed sina:le man 43. Vac. Priv. plan'd • an. AnENTION
ties only. Chet Salisbury wants to rent 1 bdrm 111pt • Air-conct &: ulil., 65.-xl28' 53&-1.502 comm. -,'=,L°'1'=TT=L~E~B~U~S~1N=E=ss•• EX-NAVYMIN
Realtor, 673-6900 Corolido Apts. or sm&ll horn• ,·0 VERY * Carpeta & drPa • o ...... rale from your home Oean out the-old sea·h"~ * Reception Rm ...... ..,.,,,,,. $130: 2 BR 4-plex, !ncd 2 BR. unfum. Penthouses-QUlET AREA, in C.M., • Oeanin;: &:. maint. R:i nches 6i 50 •Full or part-Ume and help out a good cause.
patio: w/w, stove, rclriz. street levels-studios. All elcc, N~. or. Tu.still. P . o. Box Telephone Anawerinr &: e High. eamln&:s Give your old wiiforms (OU.
Broker 534-6980 kitch, dishwashen;: some 1TJS, Ora.nie. SecrelMiu\ Seivicr avail e No cx~riertel'! necessary lcera & Enlliti!dl to the Sea·
$115; 1-BR.. patio; w/w, frplc.!i, w/w c&rp,,~ ch.pes. NEWPORT, CdM. or Laguna Town & Country SAN TIMOTEO • Free training program Scouts. Need blues, whi'ts,
drapes. Child & pct OK. ' 2 car carport. Pl:xil. $170 to .2 bdr apt or home, mu.'\t Shopplnsi Center RANCH • Earn while Jeanrlng !1ea·ba&1, etc. 642-5769 Bro~r 5,'.J4..g980~ ,. $200. Qilldr!n o.ic. 673-337& be clean quiet &.re~. Adlls, --__ l • $3500 Invesbnent beys *MADAM CLARA ';:::::=;::===.~J.:·~41~12'".!·E~.::_c~ ... ~·!'!·a;!!...,~~·-~~ ch!! • . '60 A"1'e""""" Bulld\lllS • compl•te '""'"'O" 11 -5100 no peta or dren, up to 18M!IBN.eh Bl\od. equipment worth app'l'OXi-•For information' write
tCiioaiiiloiiii-.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiijj,: 2 BR., flrepl, CJ1>ta. &:: drps. $140. \Vrl~ P.O. Boll 1B82 (at Ellil) lluntington Bch mately ;us.cm with inven... • Box M-469 Daily Pilot
II stove 4: refrla: Pvt. patlOB. Escondido, Call. 9'2-6607 tory fum1&bed. Some acre-
H·AR BO' R No children or pets, $210. SO. Co'• Gu Co. empJo?ee STORES ALSO agr under itrlgation. Has CAR WASH-w/011':
mo. Ieue. needs 3 BR home. Poulble __ a&_ __ _ waterrightl, welllc:presaure +BAR· RE$TAURANT
Orange Cu1t Property rent wUh option. Loe. East STREET FRONTAGE sy&tem. Paved road front· 5 furn. Bach. units. Prime
GREENS 332 Marguerite, CdM 673-8550 of Harbor between Qr.. Beach mvd. 1480 Sq. fl age. Near R.edl&nds in Riv-locat¥;in in San Oemente.
Paulerino & Fair, CM. Model home ideal tor lnlur., erside County. Full prlcc Exe. iz'rvfttmenl $20,000
CHAi"iNEL Reef 1 yr lse 546-9888 after 5. . down or TRADE for large BA!?fELOR _ UNFURN. $600 mo. 2 BR. 2 · Ba. Rltr., etc. {Bet. Katella and $360.0ll. For fUrther lnfor-boa land unita • Call
f S W t -t boat I · EMPLOYED Lady need! 1 Ce1Titos) S l r n s, lnd .......... , mation, please call Glenn t, • or · · rom 100 ,,.!_ ;~~i;in . s 1 P. .....t"' A~t ~121or499-2033 ews, u•"'"'"°" Bk unlum Apt, beach area, S2SO mo. 10650 Beach. Blvd. Thomp!On \\'i1h ~
ALSO AVAILABLE to $110. Carport or garage e 6J6..-020 e Eckhoff & Assoc ., Inc. ATTRACTIVE Beauty Salon
1 2 .. 3 BDRM NEW 1-Bclrm.. g a ca g e : L'A<> "'"'" al /5 f -·• •· bl • Calf -. nee. ""'~ t p.m. CHOICE COSTA MESA 1818 w. Chapman Aw. or -..e. n.o:uona e.
Heated Poo!S, Oilld care ~·· Adradulpcs, bltns, $150 e LANDLORDS • '-u """"' Orange, caw. Gloria. 962-1232
c.enter, Adj. to Shopping -~ue. tll only~ FREE RENTAL SERVICE ...,,,.,.. on: over ..........., ltt. ft. 541·2621 Eves-wknds ~ WANTED ; OU.sate ilquor
No pets allowed Balboa 5300 Broker 534-6982 store irl blllly 17th St. sho~ f., ... .,· ... .!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!O!!..., license for Orange County
2700 Peterson Way, at Har-ping center. $525 Month. ~ Acres. Tulare County. Call: &12-8139
CARD READINGS
Cal!Sl><W
StMVl~E DlltfCTORY
Bobyalttlng 6550
WILL b&by1it my home 9
mos to 3 yrs prdt!rred.
Days, -occasioned, part or
full timt'. SOc hrly • SJJ
wkly. 5 48-1 395, Ex·
perienced. Near H arbor
Shopping center.
BABYSITTING
BAYJ'RONT • dock;-r2 Bal..
boa Covea,'NB: tq, $52,000.
Trade fer T .D. '• or T 1 7 or
1eut I opbon. caun.e., to brOi'tm. 8'f3.4l!1 -
Want smaller car w/pwr &:
fact 'llr. Trade 'Sf, 98 Old~
w/pwr & tact lllr· + $:1.cro
rq in 1 i,( acr nr Palm Spgs
Bal~~.ia mo.. 5*1131
1'l'ade New 23,UOO sq rt
multi-unit. if¥!ua bJda, 1ully
leased Harbor/Warner 10%
net retum to-/ Oceanfront
Duplex.W/?j-543<1!22
TRADE equity 1n '69 GMC
%. ton plck-\11>, H.D. sus.
pension; attto. tram: 4000
ml. FOR equity in 3MO'
sailboat. 962-79(1
Car Wash-w/Beer Bar-
Restaurant - 5 turn Bach
un!IB. San Clemente, FOR
lg boo.I, land, units or ! ,
Agt. (714) 492-4121 or Eves.
490-2033
TRADE: 30' Cabin Cruiser,
twin screw, head, aalley,
carpetinJ, val approx $4500
!or &irp!ane ol mlmilar val.
847.236() bor &: Adam,s, Costa Mesa. WANTED: Bachelor-apt. or Courtesy to bkrs. 646-7706 Half in 11• lflpes. Real l======'==""-
54&0070 3 bT:>Y~BA~J::a'~ .. rooN=~ =~~76 Balboa. Island :;;$875 per acre. MB-79N R .. I Est'!tf-t'!r! 6340 Ccar 125 x 110 reaidenttal
{,.:, EAST~DI! ,~ ~. f ......... • .,.._. Aft ttr.A1'J"!'I ~.--.. ··,·,,.,. "'--t s•·r· ~..of .two. Sl50 1: $175.,..,._ . .,.====="'I TEACHER .will catt tor']'Wl' k>t, potential'Apt·'lite, Van
In nl3 home. Near Mqnolia
and Edinger St .• Westmins-
ter. Fenced yard, hot meals
included.. Call anytime.
847·718'1
• _ "''· 0 -"' • a:saie.WestB&y'J\":..,,_· '-"'111'""~-~ ............ "' ..... ~-.:_ 1-HOMB•o•~s -~'£ ~ F ·•~ N-fl•-wt
N ,___1....., ,,,D_n """'., ~n. "'.D -...,..,-..~ ..._,. '1"i .. :"f• a ...i......t........ .. .. ... AAA -__.,. CWI0,0)' ,.,.,,e, enc ,..~! 'V" area. ·~·"""'· an ow m.ii .. w:..~ .. ..,.... me,1 --· •· ' .Ne .... Nl'!ll\'i'-..,_·araa..~. -· "'cni,...··0 •'" 9KVU ?tlONEY,AVAILABLE alt 'aetiritit!t, hot lunches • boat,s.mevalue.Owner
!art<• lduxury apt.s. 2 BR, BURR WHITE, Reattor ·673,..&,Qt eve•.,-• , office Rental Lll70 18 DOWN ., _ ..,.n. Call tor detalll on today's incl. ~College Pk. area. !Pf6'4211
cpts, rps, elee built-ins, 2901 Newport Blvd. N.B: -' ..., r--.. ., rates for h t le 2l>d TDs.
""" heating, "" 10v"1· 675-4630 Evoa. 642-2253 Rooms for Roni 5995 LAGUNA BEACH 1795 lull p-. ..,., ID Serving er.,.. County toe 645-<nS6 . * $160 _ $175 ... • ,._ di ___ _. Acres in So. Calif. L. EXPER, child care,~ home * *
TOWNHOUSE 3 Br.~ bL
Beaut. •PPt'd. PrlY, patio.
pool,. Cl°"' to ha>. VIL
$32,000, low dn. OC" T.D.1 Car or 'r Owner ~
1966 OOLUMBIA Moblle
bJ~e. beaut. cond., 1n S
Star Pk. nr. ocean-trade *:Ir
tri-plex or duplex, Jocally,
5.lG-9933
l 1 FL outboard for ataUon
IV8&0fl or &Ulo of equlJ nJ..
ur. Phone 642...f.9IO
10 acres in Oceanside, M·l
lr Commercial ionlzw,
frade' for Aplll, ~er
r:lal or ! ! ! $110,(0) tqUJ.t;y,
Owner 642-2945.
Have 22' steel hlid,clabtn
cruiser with motor 6 trtr,
will exchanp tor ,tck ap
truck of equal $$XI· ftlul!.
49.W&Tf '
HAVE: $16,600 eq In
Ing turn Duplex hi NOf'tb..
shores Salton Sea (ar
cub) for Oiut Prop.,
~1724
2 M-1 tilt-up bldp. Clll Jlla,.1
~ntilll, C.M. TnM!e-eqty.
$95,500 tor T.D, or prop. +,
145.000. Ftll1 Pr. $150,000. -
548-1512.
Laguna Beach -3 lftlde~
tial lots $26,:iOO, Will trade
up !or building suitable as
~-Newell, Auoclates. -Laguna Beach Residential,'
residential income, com-1 mercial or acreqe. For
property on Oahu, HawaU,
Bkr. 49f..13.10
'What dp )'CW, ha Ye to trade!
Llll 1 Jt .bue ~ 1n Qc.QP
Counl;)"I la:pst read tra<J.
inc post -and make a deal
* * EMPLOYED I.fan or college 111.1r -n flur-Shewfelt, 326 w. ~n:I St., 18 years. on Tustin. N'pt Beacb. Fncd.
Excell *t E * C ;: 1.l GRACIOUS Adult LlvlJl&'. student only. Nier,~. room, ON FORUJ AVENUE L.A. 1213) 623--5102 Sattler Mortiqe Co. Inc. yard. Hot lunches: lots of
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en · 08 esa Ocean&: Bay view. Spacloul close in. semi private bath. OMk apace1 available 1n 336 E. 17th St. to)'l It activities. Mon. thru
arta 3 BR, 2 full baths, fire. 2 BR. 2 BA walk in $10. wk. 1789 Crestmont, n~elt oftict bui1dinc ai Mount. & O...rt 6210 60·2ln 545-0611 Fri. 548-6046
SERVICt DlllliCTOltt
Child Caro 6610
HllVIC& DIRICTOR~
G1rdonln1 '6111
~-~------place, pvt patio, elec built-closets beauttM carpets &: Costa Mesa. 548-8llil pnme location in don.town, I;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;...;;;;;;;;;;; II !"""~::.· ~8'13-~7865~· =~00-~g115~1 ~:,,;c~,::.., ___ _
ins & beatin&. Air condition.. dnl.pcries. Pool. Boat IUpa 1..agm1a Ber.ch. A!r ecndi-I' LICENSED da.y care. Pref Cll1LD "'--· -·· ill&" $265 PLEASANI' rm. fur ne&t, tittled, led, bera I Jhe D rfl Mo T D wkly 2-4 yrs. Hot lunches, .......--.::-.. v J•)NMH Gi1rdener . ~~~~bterranean sgle. workin& &irf, Kitch. paneled =ttoning. ~~ n ese I rt ..... , .... 6S45 balanced activities. ~1539 former teacher, PrHChoo.I, Ex:per, compl yard .mce.
can Mn Line Rllt . prlvll. Nr. Douglu 892--2360 trlDcel -HAVE $60,000 BABYSJ'ITING "'" home, -·"";;;:,.;;"""":;c::·,.:546-J390;,:c7__ Frff estimate. 5CS-'l951
-... , ·•• • .. ;.,94 NEW Bafyroot 3 Br. ' ... .. : .. WA'"'· WATER "V "CIDLD "·-ho 1."'..,-..,.., ..... ·.., .... ~ .. ~ .... \ 1 dbl 1 undry y W/\V Crpts, liv rm. ref:rlr, Ftrert Ave., rear Ieadl to 151\-Private money investor v'c. 7th St., Hunt. Beach. ...... .... my me. over a.EAN-UP Specialilt! .._..
I' 1Fri>" k · "a11"' .,a,_...,__· r-semi pvt, $15. -week, 135 MUJ'ldpel pt.rklna lots. $50 EVERYWHERE ~ wants to buy 1euoned lit Reu. rates. ~791'.Q 3 yn:, Vic l9tb I: Harbor, inc. edeina: ,odd jobe, Jtebt .
• VILLA MESA • _Y:E"< av . -Af"-rt Pf c M ••• -·· th c M ••• n78 _, __ •• ' ••• --""' ' •• <l'l\l"(),,JJ per mon far spsce. Desk 6 2nd TDs. Reasonable di. BABYSITrING my home .. ...,.... ...... u'fj,, """u ~
e UTILITIES PAID e Hun tingto" Beach 5400 Room I. Board 51'M't.L and chain available for $5 AND LOTS OF DROPS count. days or nltes. Newport area. eJAPANESE GARDEN;at e FURN & UNFURN e -· """' BUll!le11 boun auwerini TO DRINK-'mm 9ood S&tuer Morta"age Co. Inc. Expermothtt646-.J874 Contr1ctora 6620 Maintenance &: Ciniqt
Ex I I CLUSIVE PRJV II bdrm ~ '°""'" avafu.bl• '°' $10. & 336 E. 17th St. Bab . • ~. Call 543-257l tra ge., de uxe EX -: v. " · r&l'fer All utflltln paid ezct111 LOTS OF DROPS TO FilJ. 00-21n SG-0611 · ~ttirll: "¥ '1.1!ek, C. M. ADDITIONS-REPAIRS
2 Bdrm. A:pts, H mature. 20 DAYS FREE. ~e. <" YOUR MAN MADE LAKE!! Eves. 673-7865 642-1157 area. Y<IO 'fUrfllsh ~. . ~<t..... AL'S Ga.rdenlna: S erv i<:*
Ch.ildren welcom~. Sgle. ON•THE·BEAC , W. CoslA Mem 54&-m2 ' DAILY PILOT • &t2-140T ~N-_4ri ll1¥.nil:I&" La.wn maintenance, ~ ~ton« to=! .. , hea~ walk-2 & 3 Bodroom Apia. • m· !'OIW!l 'AVENUE CALL TO FIND OUT ANNOUNCIMENTS cMA=TURE=~M~ot"'hcr"',-chlld--<-.,. Klfoiii~ilif, j t<:. lng & Clean .... ...._
in closets: .. closed double lwr:w')' living to pleue the Mlsc, Rent1l1 5999 LAGUNA BEAQI ABOUT THIS UNIQUE 1nd NOTICES my boine; fncd. yd. o.,ys Llc1d &: ·ed. Flft est. LAWN Service, 2 coUep
garages; pnv. patios; pool; tnolrt dlscriminatina· f'ilo. FOR RENT • barn tor stor-49Ma AREA AND HOW I: nights. Wnt CM. ~1470 A -' B CX>N8'lllUcnON 11tudent1. Experienced. P5 recreaUon area,· fully -uip. availablo at -Found (P,_ Ads) '400 --· .,.,., Pa"'""-CM or lea a month. 6't--193 ped 1ay ., ""., i. .13.1 month. 2524 SACRIF!CE Oo ea, Froot, MUCH WATER ~ -"w• ·
• j19~~iLSON • The Hunllnat~n NewportBlvd.,CootAM... willing to "''' fur half THERE IS UNDER GllY mixed SC!maurer,.., lrlck,Moaonry,otc. * 545-4941 • YARD Cl eanup, n.-
aetvice, new I aw a1 ,
aprlnlders, rotnttll. MSoMCI
JAPANESE Gardener·
Complete Ser v I ce , '£K..
.. ,,.,,,,... Jlcllable. -
e JAPAN~ GAR.DEND"IG
Service Cleanup, ••ndac.p. in&: 5.U-1034 aft 1 p.m.
, .. 125 M pric.. 2 o!Jl<:e units, 1 i. GROUND ~ LEARN moo .. rod collar · no tap. 6560 Additions* "-modellnc
e __.. 1 gr. e Income Property 6000 480 sq. ft. w/4 oUice., + ABOUT W AT THE Vlc Prospect N.B. ll'ljured Fred H. Oerw1ck, Lte. tio 2nd by car. 6.f.2-6832 BUil.D, Remodel, Repair 6'73--8(Kl * 5G-2J.TO
3 BR 1% bath!. $150/mo.
newly redeairated ln.!ilde &
out.
Plcl'fl'C E recep n area, 19 ex· ''COVERED WAGON'' Brick. block, concrete, LI on beach, fish on p\er, ecu~ve area, 400 sq. ft FOLKS KNEW·LON"'-BLACK. Scotty • type, male -. Job ,_ -·"
Picnic ln ~n..1. all within Avail r-8 o call al.__ "" ~n .. .,-, no ""' ;u ....... C1m.t Cl-•.1-~··
111 Ocean Aw.., H.B. <nt> 530-148'1'
walking dh'~ce. New 5 pm s.i..M~ m ' ..,... LONG AGO I I dog. :'.td harncu. Vkinlty Llc Contr. 962-$t5 ~ 'It'"!'. "• -
Hunt. Beach of.Flex, by NEAR AIR ~s::oos Monte Vtata. ========·PROFESSIONAL Rue &
builder. SGS,900 847-3957 . PORT if THEY could make tt · · Butln ... Service 65'2 Upholstery Oeaning. Top
SfEVEN v LLA AP'I'S. A1r-concl, 20X40 ft., Jots of t 5.1 V ll 18 mi BLAO< Labrador Retrlver . quality, guaranteed result&. 1 NEWER 1 BR, 5 block.s to 5CXX rr '?\.I 'EM! windows. Ideal fOI' R.E. or O 1 ver 8 ey, • 2/18. Call for info 549--0156 EXPERT Typina: &:. Oictatkm Allen'• Maintenance ~
Well .. McCardle Realtors
543-7729
384 AVOCADO, C.M. beach. W/W cptifl&:, drpl, THE SUN NEVER e"ETS 1'.11 illi. Santa Ana Ave PaJJ .. E . of Barstow, they ======== Exec IBM equip $1./pj, dbl ' ~ or evet ~ -LI:'· 1 BR. carpets,. drpt, bit-in! & retrlg:. View. Clua!Hed's action powtt. ades Rd., 20048 sMta Ana knew there they would Lost 6401 IP or $5/hr PU-del avall
1 dishwahr; aar. No children, $125/mo: For an id to sell around Ave. S.A 1ru find water. YOU can --------llra S-S,' wkend by •PPt· CARPI1!'-. F\lm. cle~;
i no pets. 642-35.15; &U-3722 rutr. 842-0011 or 842-5012 the clock, dill GU$l3. 548-JC6o · oR. 539.7934 find -land, Water, PURPLE collar with bell, ,507=A=ve=l.lra=:;:•·:N:.B:;·:"":=2tl41<=: · ~ ~ ~~ qualifoty
CRYSI'AL JANITORI:AL a
Window Cleaning. Campi,
janitorial aervlce. Buain.
reslden or constru. Free
estimate 548-8737
,, 2 BR. Unfurn. R.mlg, bltns * Mod OHi clean, dry air _ high worn by amall black, )dttcn .. wo • .. 'I'~·· ne t
stove, crpts. drps. Child OK, Huntington Beech 5400 Huntln9ton leech 5400 Ifft c.es desert and land tnveat-named Moki. Lost Vicinity C1rpent1rlnl 6590 brlghtneu! 64U520
no pets. s~ 568 Wilson ---"---'=""-='-"===;.;....===c:.:. ~e or sul~e.. Air concf.. ment, land to grow al· Santa Ana 1: umvenlty
St. st:Hl79J 1tloalJ:lc, par.ltlns, aecretarial falfa nut trees & aprl-Drive, C.M. ~ after
STUDIO 2 BR. 1~~ BA. Just servk:e, Cl!ntrlll location. t 'fi h . in ~t' 6:00 P.M. redec. New crpts. drpl. Utll C. Robert Nattreu Realtor co 5• 11 rats g, e <:., LOST: Sha&11 Min. black
rm, clo&ed gar. D a)' s 230 E. 17th Street etc. OWn your OWD Jemale Poodle; nd collar: --~ -~ ~-· ~-,*-2 BR d ~ to full NEWPORT CTVIC CENTER I Harbor, protud. bottom up x. 5 ve, Y Offices aultable for Com· Call 847-66t0 evn .alter 6 PM tttth.. Ch1ldttn: lf')eving.
cpt/drps. carport. SUO/mo. merci&J, Medical, Dental. and talk to owner. 2225 Pacilic Ave. 546-4147 ~1736
C.rpol Loylng &
CARPENTRY Ropolr 662' MINOR REPAIRS. No Job _F_L_OO_R_C_D.:.:V,:,E;;R:.;1:.;N;;~:.::s
Too SmalL Cabinet in pr-"'
QM 4: o th l!l r cabinets. Carpeta (nylonm, woola, poly·
561115, U no answer leave estml,) VinYla and Tllcs. mas at 646-2372. H. o. Latnt styles and colon.
Andenon Commucial and Residential.
Expert inltaDa.tlon.
HAtJLING. Cleanup prqn.,
ode: Jot. etc. Free est. llm -·-
-hi Air<Md., crpt., elevator H t LOSl' 18 mo. old black & , 2 BR. New crpt'g; r 1-.:1 1 FROM $70 5 /\ .• Nr . eme Hideaway QUALITY ~ • Altera·
\ pa.inled. Blt!na. $125 mo. 541-5032 OR 675-2464. 3,000 el Wtr, aune $5500. gold German Shepbml lut tlons • New con.I. by hour
BLANKINSHIP
FLOORS ,._
H~ull~i 1730
CLEAN LoWaaraatt etc.
tree remov, dump sktp
backhoe, fill sracSe. 962-ITe
Haulf,...cvqo Cl<onlipt
1'l'im H-'l'rHs. R<u.
11 646--5045 .. nior..ICAL • ~.,.lonal $55 Dn. m-mo 8-10 A.M. Nowmber. Vlc Santa Ana or Contract &i6-J442 "''c."' •niR a.it Ave, CM. <Bellmp---to
t 2 BR DUPLEX. Private SUJtta: tor Je-ue Cullom "='==-·=.,...,=-= disabled Vet.) REWARD REPAIRS, ALTERATIONS
BIG lOHN • 642-4030
garage &: laundry room. retnodellnc avail: 1 a 7 9 2 DELtJXr; Golt ~ view 642.-9158 544-2324 CABINETS, Aily l1ze job.
$125/month. &18-4417 'M"&la St .. Hubt. Stach Arrowhead ~ ~e, every 25 yn:. exper. 548-G713 I Sa $34,mo Mg...7994 LOST Mayfair C.M. Cocktr
BACllELOR'S retreat. l BR, ==-"'~;;213;;::_).:.:.'35-82l6::,;:::;,--li=""=·=<:::·=·=·==='-I 4 Te'rrier, to wb old. Bela:e MASTER ca;PtQter, U per
E LE CTJUClAfj Ucemed,
bonded. Small Jobi MAlnt.
4:n))8ir.~ ·-·-·
67U
LITE .Jiaulini A cleanup.
Reuonablft. Any area.
Call ll4W607 doo, patio, ·-· privacy. Spanish Style Luxury SMALL Offi« su\tabl• con-Exm-· It. E. 6230 & Mu I t I "°"""'· Ao•. hour. "'mode!'"'.-· PJ04~. 5'8-8693 tractor, distributor, sale1.1---'._'=--'--'--' "Toni" Call atur 5:30. :"""":==:;,;":=53&,'J:;!IXI:=== i 2 BR. Unfurn al!O 2-fum l Vtil, air cond, fW'TI tneluct. HAVE: Ortron a.cniqt. $100 6T~T5 • G1rdenin9 66IO
11 Br's. 998 E. Camino Or. t•2 Btd~-2S.thApts. ed. ,$70 1!°;,.t~ Brook· per acrt u doWn payment "LOST""'~,.-m-al7•~SI-.,_--.,.-,, C•ment, Concrete 6600 -ANTHONY'S
CAA.PETS. wlodowa. On.
etc. Residen.. or c.omc'L
Xlht wmic Reas! Reh.
548-4.lll Apt 1, CM. 54fM51 Furnished arid Unfutnllhed ~L~Ji540!25211 Into house or am.U urUt1. \\-earing Sold~-Vicinity * CONCRETE \VOrll, Bond· Girden Service
3 BR. I~ ha. Chlldntn Adult UYili1 -Nur BHchH ~Cl'On buly·cor-Aii!nt 646-'613 d •>'•· Fullerton I: 31th s t . ed &. Licensed. Concrete 646-1f41
Mlcome. $150. M&J'. 862 W. Shq Clrpltl ner Colb. Meu. $55/mon'th 646-all ewe FUward. 548-1!28 after 4;~ sa.wing BUDGET LAND8CAPTNC
Canter Apt l; 10 Lm.-4 p.m. Sell Cl . ,,._.,_ utilWel ~ 64J.«ie0' i·lt.=E=W==totf====6=240= J _r.::w::;;IES;;.:.;:W;;rllt::::•::.,::tch::::..::.:.::::, c Phillips Cement. 544l80 Pnlne ... Plant .•• Prel)&l'
SPJJT !eYel 3 8'. "'"' tlrps. • Mnmc v-w LGE. 'Off!<e nn. for lnl. • on Martoa \llJlqe Shop ' K • CUSTOM PATIOS e Monthly Malntenanco
Dl.scounl Oea.nlns Servb
Apll • Carpel11 • UpboZltay
• Fut StrY1ce 539-1458 •
Income TIX 6740 }lltns; Also be.ch. Prfvlt9. Entninces & etc. Reu. m W. Cout wANT small hOmc or vaca.nt Centtr, Oll tu idlmttty. concrete 1awlnc le rtmcrval Erp. Horticulturilt
2885-A Mendota scs.5421 PrtYltl Fun Deeb Hwy, N.B. 5t8--l290 lot Newport, Costa Mfla, 193"-'1'&89 State IJc., • ·W.1010 ' 1 .AU..EJ'i' BJtOS BE A Sau.a.d 0-'tnt with
3 BDRM. unfum, $145 Mo. H·-....... PLACE,.. ... 11111 ... un: D'om priv ll'U'tY·FO "::;UN:,,:,:D:.;'_N_r ___ E~.-•• -w-o-od •BESTIN00NCR£1t o~ SI'UDENTS HuriaTixServtce 91hw
2 Oiumn ok, c:rp ... <!<po, --·-tllo)I ... --DAIL!I:.:-==-=,,,-=--$cbl. WH!minnrr; """" Walb, ~1 -lloon, -1dJlg U..fr .... tbru col· locally. Avail. 12 .;... slii
bll-lna. 5'5-43l2-No J"b! Party f'lvillon W'lllt Kffchen PILOI' d__.l -PRJVATE Party wW pay .. black doQ', °T.+n.i--Doxie Patios. P!IO"' &Q.11Sl4 Jeso. ~. lfceNoed, ._,,.Jt W<:t, C. M.
I l'lO-NICE 1 Br. wd, "°"' Lorp Bonl}Quf Am rr-s Jlaach -.,.., Bir lo 1~. for G.J. "" r.H.A. "hcri::.;:'"":::,:,.;,892-c,..;:Ul:;;l;_ ___ 1 • CONCRfu . ..... ill l!F,AS! -......... ,.19n •
.l oven. Mature only. 122-A stst 1eltctlqn ,.vtr! Set tlM Equity for 3 bdrm + bua• J-KRYSTAL anow aid vie types. Pool dedcl A: CUltom. CUt I: FAp I.Awn H. J<. c I ar k Acct& Serv.
,Magnolia SL ~2171 NOW Renting . DA.lLY PD..o'l' 01•Dtd la.mily nn. 63&--2llOS. Beach Blvd llB. Ne*ada too Call 548-1324 \ Matntenaid, LlcefllCd Income tu, pmona1 or
I 2 BR., cptJ, dtpa, bllna, l9Ctk:r '11 t SO or 60 Units or more .l ?.farker heel cable 2/14.Cb> ~;:;;:;,EN,;.;;T,:;::wo.;,rl<+, -,,.-'"'Joti~-too ~/84.~2310 &ft • buAlllells. your home at ofc.
'pra,at . .Adults. $1.tS. 3IXl:i 19122 Brookhunt St.1 Just North of Mimi OAU.Y PU.Or DildE--A-S100,GOO. Down 5.15l-29'tt -..... am&ll, reub"'ble. free JAPAJf&Sl': Carder.a. com-~ yr11 e)(JI, ~ tinn.
' O>olld&o MMrl!. SG-0433 • HtllltinP,ln --(71.4) 962~1 J.Dm1. Yoo -., ,_ AOENT 14:0.UZ lolA1>E Toy "'°"'' '"l'"'r", .. 11m. H. Slbnli:k. --yan! . "'1vlc<, <... Ml--0183 or &IM712...,. I DAILY Pll.DI' WANT ADS -,,. PIMI• • ..,, DSaJ rnE QUJOC!:R JOU CALL. beltt. no to. ~ O:KJeae Need I c.MMrt•ncJ*T Mimatu. M0-1332 Gerfion N. W•mn,. F'A
BlllNG !!EM.TS! -• n!E QUraa:R YOO n:u. ~Prt.=.o-;,;,,.;;;.;;;..;,ic::..;.rs:..;,::l!l!ll,:__ Find• wtftl • -Ml t ---=OWtOE==;.;rr;.;.;..1 '--111\h ,.,., Appl. m334I
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.. ~· Job ,w7.1fld-: M...-7ooo u111;w.n1••C~n 7200' ... , W•••"'!· f\\t• 7200 Halp vi •• .;.,:-. ?2f11J Help Wantod, ~~ 7200 ~1.e:w •• ,;.;. ~1, W1nlfld J~ Men, Wom. ~ ;.e..;_1111:..;__TAX-(.~~~7 WILL it/ii1',. b;~'.r apl COM . , -~ , , • • "°' •l• o ~ <, , • -~~",!~ > I ' 74C!0 .'. ,W'I'!"" " • 'q400 • 1 !=~ .'!t ~?!1-~llt''· "', ·. ,._,' ., -. ,. ' '.P:; :~ ' ~. t • , ~IN fD r SECIDAl'I: ,:• .UNUSUAL~
)C&ll TAX.. . Joll•w:~·.::,,;;, . . ' l ,~· iii • * *" *L'* " •····~-, -!~"~t,~w!::;:.:'.':i ·"p"'pr1un1"ty· ~boN;;wi~~ \toUSl'Jeli&iNCihtt ·~ I t !' ER r l :~ and) .. ,.·. ' N~OUN 't ~ ~~~' ~c . ~ tlu·eci y(!at'SC:(perle~ '"' • ~· _.,,~ ""''· "' '""' «• q ~l<,,{.,!<,..~l•Jtl.,!, ~ ! · .;, I,. ' R.E J I 11-"'«llrd ii G••&o '' ' Ttw l'\<\e"'l)d'nt Oroor ol * ml YEAR tnnlportaUOh. Sll:ee&S"i11 ~ ~ J~~"JJ: !~ • ••. I ' ·i1 • ~ ilfli71Urlni_, ow-new ~). rw. ,plti0(1 requ.ire11 a ""'°" ~m"ii fi'e:ve ' opened a
, Al STENd ..,~ • , ,. t-LADlES~~l!:an-ff .41.t~~ -, · ~-"' J' ' ' .. , Wia, \.1.sion off\Oe illna 1pprox, tW"e, ~•pon.~lbtc ~with ~ officu in South ar..,.e ~c --~ 1~~.hba.owtt _ ~~-· l. fr. iexp: In cultinc ... ( • ...u ... expe.l'.ienced 4115/'69.in H1.1ntJna·t o.n ~cn~.?tiorthanU,nd.iYP-..COW1ey, R«rvin!"intfllliient
Jwk9nd by •not~ tru.M.""Ciir!O!StlO'*•--~-··-~~pam:np.. -·· ouas...ag;....-tN1l[lf-..,,,.£ .... Bee.di, Just~arr-tt@"'Sln-m= lrig 11kUl1. '\'ou mu.xi be a nW1orwomanOVft2:$.0»-
ew ..._. · ,· rt -• 1 ~ood,1..'0. benefit$' workina • IKUI ft•-l'fl. qo Fwy: nese P01.fllii'1S seK•1tartcr and· be able-to 1ege not -necessary, S&ouki ~~'i!.\:.i:'./"*-'. ~lc'IMIP ' · l0l5 ~;·~AR~J.IT . -··· ~••''.'"' , Beautiful p, c I; le • ".S~· ·. -~ ~~~:':/~ 'r:o~1~ ~~~ .:!:u~two~ ~d~1,;uo~~~ ~~c~~:~ lnl~=
reu. Gf6..8112. • ' .• GeorKe-·A,Ueii~ Byland A&enc!Y ~ Lus A~lc11 oltJee •before v.·iU be working for a flekl i>Oll!;on. Earn1.,.,,1_commenc-=---'--a ,,. · 11:'ha*'ieekl .... m'en who' 1 Olli ·~View Memoflal <P8rk ' "•· , . ., .. Walt!r H. )'ahfe:nhob: P.k ·~"P'"""'"'r ..-ays .-ee,. . .., 1 Ptr.6-0nM C-1 • ' t• Ult rnove. fl.f.lleaa-e~,.,,w be 1161011 n1anaser. ,415 Wnlediateb", lihou&d be
lntime lf&x· 5ervice ~ lfJ>.B t:,.~ ~ 51'11 ·~~:n,~te~b;: Is loc~t.~ Qn lhe ~· OpPctrtunlty · for pa.k.I dw-inc Ibis perkxl. .J ~ -" \ -1 ·W-.x~~ oi mg,. wet~
... -or ><$.IJSll'.... a.t...011-.·a..m&l· "'"'(u~ ..,.,,.. U·.S. D1·v· ers •ide 11verjookint tbe lllCl!MKJellMnt '!"''will.:bl """" "*Na-I : , .. '--'· ;:.f;. 't aINCDME .J'AX.e Pumanmt· ·~-i:~i;z yea t cOn , Newport Bay area. '•!'....! ' tior\31 Electronics Inc. (a Til!phone: 49U'jtlt"bilieen
Done in yoo:r h9lvr 1 Far East' Ag!ney ,641W'1'03 ? ~U:ccf .. : ,e:e · ~ Unum'ltecl. 1 lmmedl•t• Openint• in Varian-{ i~) at the 9 .ut . lJ~~~ thru F'ri.
$5 And up,. · · --~ ' ~-ft:a.mpa· ny * * ,, * the followlnt are•I Varian Data t.fachlne! oU· 9 AJ.t • U NOO S&t~a H•IP'~nHMI, M9nJ20o '•·Mau; throug_li. VU Cemetery lots , n :-.v. 1 appoiJ)trn~lt ...
INCOME ·Tu Se .... ; Notari' , . _, , __ caloJl.., prcllirt<:ft 332. 3 W W erypts an.d nich~~-EXCELLE.!>IT CODING •ii,!~,'. I._, ' " " '
Public. Reu. Eves,~. 'COASTAL .. ~;o~Dortunttl~ in J . . • arner Before need pur· EARN1NGS PL.US,. Good starling salary plUll ex-1"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'""'"""""' 2361 Zl!:n!UJ, s.;.. HU,~1 • santa Monica 1na Santa Ana PHOF'IT SHARING~ Experknoed or tca.inee In ceUent benclila, and located I"' • ' I
INCOME Tdn -~ INDUS:1'lllS1 ·SahtA Clara ··-chase plan. llOSPJTM.JZATlON. fu<e-&/or Ql.!ualty statl.sti-in a new air-conditioned DRAnfLllll
your botne,i klr!a bib aim-NOW H.IRING • · • :Mi~ subutit persJnat · An equal opportunity ' c;:oUP LIFE INSVRANCE, cal coding. Math aptitude pl.ant. in the lrvine lodust-• .Jl'IAn
l>inat $15: 4Sf..M22 ~ --·,FULL TIME ' ,data. eduUUoO&.I aod cnu>IO)'\ll' A fast growjng com-Pf\!O VACATION, EIGHT nccusary. rial Complex. 9 PROF$SSIONAL TA x ~VING SHIFT ,, · work history to.: • pany with complete PAID HOLIDAYS. 40 HOUR SERv. JJom.._..; ....... accUJ'ilfe . PART TIME 6?30.ll Pt.t Haren Schmardebcck ---\VEEK. EMPLOYEE' ACCOUNTING EVENING JNTERVl.1-.:\\IS
MAY Bl!: ARRAl'IGt:U
AIJlc to reatl and 1nter-
11::c1 IJhtcprints aod ache-
nu1tics. P1-eler prinled
ci1-cuit board experience.
.~-.. _J_A_N,_ ITOR ., er vi c. facilities. ,$19. Complete! I 968-3403 Neo.v OOniPfuiY-J!Cedr 'lO .plt11 . DISCOUNT
on .u •hil"' No '°'""tl•nc< : System Mortuary, Ch a pe I, * * *
lron!nt' 6755 necc6S8.I')'. ~pletc cmn-Mausoleum and Cre-APPL y AT
Ty pe 4ll to 50 accurately.
Some experle~ or a~titude
with figure• helpful. Light
customer contact. varian data pany ..,.i.uoa:we •ill""' bevelo·pmen.t_ EXPERIENCED matory all within the Personnel Office 1R,ONIHG c'Sc pc. top startirtg 'wigeii 10 men -. You ~rlnt H•:r•. wWin& tq work aq:t ~~m our • cemetery. ?donday lhrU Saturday machines C•ll P•r10i:in1I Dept.
1714) 494-9401 ~'°:rt:,>~: :" l>OU~ ;,. "..i;, ciAL~« " , Corporation ExcellB~~.~;':;ploy,. We want two emcr 10 AM ~o 4 PM
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RATING
Prefer ·a t least one year or
lire or casualty rati~ expe:r-
lence. Opportunity to ltd--
' vailCe into multlpal line rat. ....
-A VARIAN 5\JBSIDIA'ftY TEL ON IC
mONING -fllc.;u.~· MONDA¥ 9---A.M~-~1-:_P.;i,t. .. ''1 C•lif. 90406 . 1 1Thtrd· FJoor cessary because of
' P"8.ae bri&il: ~ ' • 54(1.'.2034·. I ' !_ r • •• • . '. . '· Th B' •• ~ a 0 u r-professiq_nal R'OEBUCX & co
2722 Mich.Ison Drlv•
(Adj. Oranj:!e Co. Airpclt'l)
Irvine, C•llf. 92664 EHGINE£RING CO.
:2Sl·B•-.-.... ~~· * 1N'rt"lil:&.t1'"f.l·t~ ··NO PHONE CA~LS e· r-w y . . Do ' • ;;· «, ..._ Y " . PLEASE ; , ,_ , .liainmg, not pass · ·
,. rluo 1 · ', MF". & 1)1$1 ~!.BUJIN -··--· -··--NEWPORT BEACll ' up \bi.s· opportunity SO COAST PLAZA ,::_ tint"' "I . '850 . .;· F'IA.M '.,' . "An 'Eetual Op,,.,1unif~ and 47 .Courts of FHhion . • .
KEY PUNCH
Carffr openlna tor opera.tors
with at least one year ex·
An ~ual Opportunity
employer, M & F
LAGUNA BEACH
Equal opportunity employer
, PADit. your av e'rase
· ··bathroom • $10.· J ' ~w
_ equipml!:nt &:. know bow, -you
ha1ilsh walLI • materials.
.l coat. 548-6690 aft I PM.
lntefior P.aintli-ii'
Apts .• or , flQusea by . job or room~ L0\1• .or( season r.it'cs.
ll9H<il1 • .11'2'.!!ni~ ,
, PAINTING, interior., ex·
terior, very rei.sonable! c.n 8""'625 ' e INT -EXT, ANY SIZE
• JOB. Xlnt work', rds., 1l'ee
est. JThl. 64'J-4fj69, 646-3749
PAINTING, inter. exterior
-state lie. -bonded. Free
tstimatl!:a. 642-0'l38
. PAINTING .l pape;r hanging,
·rea90nable, 25 yn l!:xp.
:·relerences. 642-1322
· · Paper banf:lng, -6 years
1 , ' e.xperlence·. Call Fred t . * ;;48-4903' * • J • I' VEI'.'~~ p,_ in t.jp.g,.
Fffi,. "'··"'·. Jn:;,;.;i;n;ai , Jobs'..,~4•>":" I·
HOU&li: ; ~at 1 ~ a lair pl'iC:e!' ti'riie. 'esl.;CWJ
11 RiCk.tfi45..227ii .
!C PAINTING, Papering 16 yn
in Harbor area. Lie & bond-
!~ ed. Refs tum. 642-2356
: _Pl•st•rlng, Repair 688~
I~ • ' PAt'S Plastering. All
, ~ t)'pts. Free eztimate. can
: 1 540-682'.i
i~ INT. Plaiter, ext. stucco, dry I , 'wall ta-Pina. aCOU1tic I:./ or
:i textured ceilings. 545-6003 ' -· Plumbing 6190
1 . l'Lt.iliBING ,REPAIR
r -•. J~!) ~.<~ ~ .-·.-..... i<WJ>S •... PLuNiJmci-.._'24-~hl' -serv.
. w:rl. quar, lie, ·lns, remcx:I,
~ rep&ir! rooter serv. 531-7566
I; Pot Groom; 6~
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' soNiA:iS do&: croomlng ,
• apec ial l1ing stylish
personality C\Jts for poodles.
Higflest artistic work .
Unaurpassed creative ablli·
: ; ty;. Immaculate sanitary
: C'Ollditions, Not a pet a.bop
r 01 · ~ hoiplW. Plenty
1 of love I: tenderne&s~ · No
I; ~ Ol'.sedalive-..eVl!l':U8-
~ ea, . Pew heaJ1h1 : antmw
accepted by· a)'lpl)hl~nt.
\ l_lidr-up !'. dcl\Vl!:r:y: '4f!6-:~
: Remodel., Rer1'Jr, 6940 1: ~ ' li' r u 1:ou need rcmode ng, I ~~ or repairs, Call
! DiCk. 642·1797 ! ~ RoOflng 6950 I j ROOFING REPA1n:.·-
: 1 . ti! leak . too small: . . •!Mii-m *
lj , '.Rdof LHkl Stop poll
, , Wcitk guaranteed. 5.36-8444
CZiYXOflKl 'S UP:lom Pobohltt.ry.• · 'Eu r o pe 1 n
C ralt•Mln1hlp. 100~0 .~ <Pllm. "'"" • uto'I. JO.]c:;.t, 18 l J
l ~ .... ~IM~1~!8Nf..!!!~C~.M~.:._·I · -·
, ; : '· _ Pl.ans for P:ro~ss: )o~ASH ION ISLAND )333 S 8Dl$TOL
EXPAND.ING. ' T. o' Employ«" -Newport Beach . • . "'
ORANGE GOUNT"" . ·• FRY COOK An Eo"'' Opdrtun;,, Phone 644-0212 COSTA MESA
perienct on Alpha. & Neu· 1---------
rneric IBM oquip'mt. Day -EXPERIENCED-
OPPORTUNITY
for '2 licensed .Real Estate
peop!e1' Yolir owd de5k &
phone. Good advertising pro.
gram. \Vith weU 'established
office. Walk In~ Good
leads lo work on.
' • Employel'
NOW HIRING.
PERMA NtN°r ~SITIONS AVAILABL~ \Vn;}I • -4 :30'pm -1 am 1:1hift
ORA~dE<OO\JN(Y • .
SALARY OPEN
ITI JABSCO
ASSOCIA'l;'.ES . . . ·J'!rst clas.o; \V~rklrig ~ndt·
E d . ~ , \ ell tibns with merit raises .tlr a bl \V ..occ lllCJ\·"'. "'-'fft., .. P·. , Well . eatabllshed, ·acCm-c.~ Mecti•nic•I A1s1m er
depJ.s. Np e.w.~wce. ~ "Wly restauranl ~ , 11. 1 •" , • • 1
s:tQ-J~t" 1ft1Jlll .. · •. • I . . • • ·· . . .. Prefer , 1;1111-.conc wllh A~;.,IT~~~i~~~-M. ANNINGS i~~. . ';:::;w...embly ""'
s!ART \VORK . '-• . , -, I L\11\IBDIATEL'f El Toro Rd (Liesure \Voild) · CooJ bcnelits and \1-'0rk·
}'OR INTERVIEW CALL Laguna Hills. 837-0758 I~ conditJoM.
ft10NDA Y & T UESDAY
--
11
"--
1
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2s-3 --r* FRY COOK
Y oun9 Fr, Cook
or
Kitchen Trainee
Permanen1. ful l time job.
Q\ance for advancement
NIGHTS
APPLY IN PERSON
REUBEN E. LH
EQUAL OPp0RTU NITY
E~lPLOYER
1485 Dale \Vay Costs ?tlesa
' Phone: ~l (7141
ZODYS
Jl ,\S OPENING t'OP.
APPLY IN PERSO.N lSI E. Co•it Highw•y Liquor Deportment · · · , Newport Beach
., .• ~:~1-Ji.;~11;;J I I.::;;:==;;--::=::·:;··;;:.··::· =-ii ·'" ~~~oger I ,1 ''~ i-;,.,J71~·~"""'·' I "~~Pf Fin~.' · 'i . AP°',i"Jl:i.1'•r:sow1u '1 D· ~064 .. Cl!ljl,,, • ,. 1' .,, n r·~r. ,.,,.. ' · ' . gORE ir/NAGt::n ~-~~·------iYoU fuay qualify:ror ·1. posi· :s • FINISHED Hon with one of Amen""
CARPENTERS leoding '°"'"""' linance companies. To qualify .)'OU • PLUMBERS must have .. minin1u1n ol I year experience in tile coo-
sumer finan ce field. Phone
or apply in pcn;on 528 \V.
19th St., Cr.t. 64.2-2700
With experierice in mobile
horn!, campers and motor
homes. Must hirvc 01vn tools.
Islander Motor Homes Inc.
806 E. \Vashington St
' Santa Ana
R.E. SALESPEOPLE
PART TIME
SNACK BAR e FRY COOK •
P1·"RreSsi1-'e young Newport Potential full lin1c in Su1n-
•• :1.rbor Corp, 'of.lers: Im· mer. !\lust llt. 21.
n1ediatc Income: 11~5!.ive HUNTINGTON ad.ve'rtiiini;~~bOnuli plan:t'in· , SEACLIFF
sura.n'lC;. va.rotlon, ·etc.. Country Club
Retidential{ln,iestmentll 53G-88fii ·
ZODYS
FOUNTAIN VALLE:Y
16W HARBOR BLVD.
Test Tec:hnic:ian
To perfonn prod. test." &
h"Ouble shoot complex elce·
ll'unic equi p, Skill"! con1p.
to a co1npetant TV repair.
n1an, famil. \1·/ a!I types
or 1ransislor cirt:uits & oper.
or C'lectronc lest equip. P<'r·
~on~ not poss~s5ing such
skills net'd not apply.
Cell 646-9611
PROPER.TIES WE-ST • INSl'Rucrdru; ->ull 1-----,-.---:
102$ ~Yiide::ru·, · 'bT;Hl.10 'at/ind part limt-. Neat ap-
""'""'""!!'!"'""'~"!"'""1!!!!"\ pee.ranee. ftfust be abl! 10 . oU~RDS . mttt and ·Ceal ~·ith U1e
Fut &: part time 'positions public. ~ood figure:. Apply
available in capta\J'aoo ~ person. H:1\lday Health
Area. Unlforna & !QUipn1ent Spa, 2300 Harbor Bl"d.,
furnished. Fringe benefits-C.M. tirrit & 1,l overtime. Car &I~==~-~ --
telephone requ'lrecl. c e.11 OOORMAN, PARKING
M.1-1387 or 'apply 1416 A So. ATTEN_DENT
l\1aln St., Santa Ana. Full or p.o.11 time. day~ ?1 ' eves. Nen1ncs~. r('fs., Cahr. .. MEN dri\l'el"s lie reqaircd. Olli
team t-e~ i150-S250 J>CI' .4-6 pm. Mr. Lomllll. Poi:;h
u-eek elus'. 'No experience Parking Service, Ne,vpo11er
n e c e ~ s a r y: ProtcsslQnal IM. 644-1700 (')(!, S55. .
traltitngi'n presi~e ~·ork.' No Tremendou1 Potenti•I
dcior k\J~ldng, our C!l'llo-Experieni~ or oo. Job o!le~1
mm call us. l"or appl. Call unlimited opporlunity ror
9:30 ro )2. 526-6816 antbitious person.
OUTSTAN'DING OPPTY. 800 S. El Cantino Real
For.dynamic young mf'n di:i-:)uil~ 215 •. San Clcn1c11te
u.tislled \v1th lhe1r present 10 am· I pn1
earnings. but wllli.Iu: 10 SERVICE station lotana:::er.
\\'Ork l1ard to t'arn $18,000 nlCchanic & attendants. Full
firal year. lleari11a: aid in· & J>6rl tin1c. Mus• be exp
ilurance OI.' diJ'Cct home 11ell-w/local ref~. Good salary
lt)g. cxpc.1·jence l)clpful. + comm. Apply 1000 E.
P)lone ,5'.7-tl72 9 am h• 5 Cout Hwy, NB.
pm, 549-4ll> evcli. , .
• S>4ALL """'"" Orange Car Wash Help
Qnant)I m., iiecd1 · • Full time or Wktn~s.
9, THIN FlUJ SPECI~ Min age 18. apply In pet'liOfl
\o man.age-optPJ· coat.i1* ~ ..LIDO CAR J.\l.ASH
dept 5 .)'11' i:ninin1all'J,.ell;p. 481 E. 17th Co~ta i\le!ill.
~ -~~DU~ON.coNTR~L, MAC11. \Vebcr special equip.
a Yt'lt nilnimum l!:Xjt, Optical need!! Turret \11.the, 1nilli1w.
or joh J';hop·t'xpPr. prcf'ct. n:aach. oprralorl!. '.>10 ~:
EXOTIC MATERLALS INC .. Ce-nh•r St., S.A. Call Kl
2968 Randolph. C.M: 545-9'12:> 7~259.'>
CUSTOD~AN WORK. ~t~ddy"ru~LL~-.~.-.... -,-tim-,~ .. ~ ••
'men capable of clean11-e -()f. l\'ihted. Top wagei;, chaiw::t-
li<-t building A banlc In ll!t'ir tor &.dva~·ruen•
lei!IUJ'{> hours. 'Writ~ name. ~fETRO CAR \\' ASI I
11nd phOhc num~r t11 Box ·2950 Harbor Blvd C~1.
M.$)11 Dall_f'PUot ' SERV. STJ\. SAL.WI.EN.
EXP Ml!:n lo "'"Mk lull lin1e,
s ~r.u,P .&. LEADMAN Sl\'ing ~m. See C}'ldf'.
(Or pla,ltic11 rnok:llfW shop ZOO Nc"''J?0'1 Bh'tl., C.~I.
Cal.I ~}'P bt.11.·n I a.tn-5 Pll1 ~ERIENCED scrv~i";.
BR:AKE & ·o 11 a-n m ~ n t Oon m1.1.n for ruil tl~\\'Oi'l>,
ruechutric. · ""P only, "mli"1y day~. \\'ork llltl) nuin~<'·
r111~· hl'nelll'I. Apply m~pt. m e C! h. 11. n I f" a I '"'"
)'wni & t..lrle T1re. 4S2 perl~n<."e prelcr1i:·cl. 5-I0-1!li
0<."l'llll Av'I!., l.o$unt1 Btnch GENERAL Plant Hdp tligh!
~S'ALESCLER~ worit.). Muat ho depondable.
fo'Ull ,Al pan ti1rt°t. Apt>bt $1.6.1 hr 1tart let ~.JJ. TRI·
t.fo1'/1UCS. N'pt .. Center, ~VISfON, MS ~.
CAREER
OPPORTUNITY!
Join todays fastest growinc
profe!ISlon-Mutual Fund 1ale!1
No experience neceuary.
\Ye train· full or part time
Mutu•I Fund Advisor1,
Inc.
Npl B. 1603 Wes!cliff 642-842'l
S.A. 1212 N. Broadway
547-83.11
Cook
Apply in per10n
REUBEN'S
COCO'S
1555 W. Ad•ms
Cast• Mei•
·RESTAURANT· DELI
Ort>r 21. \\ill train it neces-
SllL')' to make sandwiches &
related dcli itenia. Apply ill
pci'!IOU orrt.)'. _ •
DELI SilEF
1003!f' Adams Aw..
nl Bmokhursl, 11.B.
-PART TIME
$250 PER MO.
l\0 J.:XPERIEi~CE Nl-X:.
CALL MR. REID
540-203-t
s,\ TURD A y 9 A?tf lo ~ P?.·t
f.:on \\led 9 AM lo 9 P1'f .
eADMINISTRATIVEi ~SSISTANT
fllr ne1v, <!spandirc, ~lentlf·
it· 1e!llhl& I.Inn. ErraUc how'i
b\11 1,11ilimited opportunlfS".
Somr collt'ge prefd. ·c..tf t
10 :1 wk. day~ Gi~787:'i
-BUSBOY-Wint~
'1_tn_3_!1bJJt. J\h\.,I be .
.. not or .~hoot, APPLY
DENNY'S Rest.
1mJ Beaeh etva . .,
Carden Grow. . 1!m TobaccoJlUI l.11c. S.} •• 547..0109 --
F'uhlon.f$!inll, Newiiort atARGE your 11. .. nt ad now. ( OIARGE )'QUr w•nt 1d flO'll'.
Darrell Ward
Vic.• Pr1iid1nt •nd
Oliector of S•le1.
:,i. •
statt
auditor
newport beach
\Ye are a n1ajor, 1800 devel-
opment company In the
Newport Beach area, oUer-
ing a position with excel-
le nt irowth Potential. The
position requires a.n a1..'COllnt-
ing major 11.·ith t\vo years or
general. auditing or account.
EQUAL OPPORTUNITY
EMPLOYER
ASSEMBLER "B"
Exp. required in spoJ-welcHng
1:-some llletal ~~.,PIUS
ability lo solder. stainleu
steel. Coqd .Co. bene..llta with
future 1"---right-per®n. ~
ply at: · '
Personnel Office
U.S. Divers
Company
3323 W. Warner
Santa Ana
An equal opportunity
employer
ing e,>:Pf;ticnc,::,., .p1-ef£!'libil' 1--~~===-
\\'ith.a.cPJ.\ oi:,;eA.!i~~ , P_A~J:1 .~~~ ;1, •-"· -· · 1· · ~--~I tnitia: 'lusign'nicnls '''i.ll in-
t:lude Internal and e."lcrnal
audits, plus special .financial
projects.
Please se nd complete resume
with salary requirement& to
'The Daily Pilot Box # M618.
Assemblers
ll"' REXAIR''.rnc:"'* i I ( ., I
Large Inlcrnational' Co.
Expanding to Orange Coonty
'VE NEED 25 MEN f'OR
DlSPLAY AND
ADVERTISING \VORK
6:30 p.m. to 10:30 p.m.
TOP STARTING
WAGES
\\'1!: have an immediate need f NO EXPERIENCE
for eleetronic assemblers NECESSARY
~·itlt a maxi1num ol l Yr:. AS WE TRAIN
P,.;p, FOR INTERVJE\\f
You must be \\•illing lo \vo1·k. CALL MR. iA1.lES
On the 1st shill ll"Olll 7:30 ?.IONDAY & TUESDAY
a.n1. to '1 p.n1. Kno\vlcdgc or 774-7251
color code, con1ponent parts\=========
& sold_!ri~ is manda~ry. Apnci• Women 7300
• Gaod ilartihg rate + c"cel· -"---·,.., -~--
lent l:ienclits inc.lucting 12 LOCAL· OPENINGS
da~s v1tCatlon dw-Lng the 1st Gen. oic., J r. St $85/$90 .wk
year o~ ~n1ploymen1. Type 50: relief recept. Ad-Varian Data i•cen• cmrt• Me ... · EX<'C., Sec'ty .... $525/$550
Machines To marketing dittctor
En1ployer pays f!e on ·abovl!:
Fee jobs al.so
J. R Pierce Assoc, Ag!ncy
1885 Newport. C . .M. 642-6720
A VARIAN SUBSI DIARY
2722 Michelson Drive
lAdj. Orangt> Co Airportl
Irvine, Calif. 92664 See aeuy Bruce at
An equal opportunity m fl
employer M-F . ;66 C..xec * SALES ENG INEER * . POSITION Agency for C~ Girl1
REO:NT 01 <!ch ant c: a I '410 \V._Coast Hwy., N. B.
graduate \\'ho communicates By appoint. 646..3S39
\\'ell. Rapidly growing 1oj~~~~~~~~~
year o~d comme_rc~ll:' p~ Help W•'ntec:I
ducts (1n 11, spcciahzang in W1' 7400
Jirecision molding ofl _..;.;;;.;""'=""---~'-'-:;.;
plastics co mpo nent LIVE Jn needed to stay with
assembly. Ca r ce r op-woman. no care required.
portunity with e x c ~ 11 e n I Lite h!k'p &: meals. 54&---5210
benefit~ including p r o I i I or 646-2516
sharing. ·===~~--.,..~~ CALIFORNIA WANTE~: Mature lady for
INJ ECTION MOLDING ba~ltting w/ 2 mo old :m Brlgg!I Avenue baby 5 dayg wk. 545-26ZJ
Costa Meaa. Calif. before 10 am or aft 6 pm.
Irvine Ind. Tract MOTIIER'S help!!:r, live in,
~ perm. "J>n,1 rm &: ha.th. $125
MECH. DESIGN mo. &fi.5674.
\VOMAN \VANTEO, night
shift, po.rt time. No exp,
nee. 2545. App., 1\-,r. Donut,
135 E. l7th St., C.Jv..
shift.
Excellent free bene.lil!:l. Pl!:r-
manent, steady 1V0rk. Our
policy is pro-motion lrom
within. Your future is deter·
mined wtirely by you. New
modem oUi~t l'r~ndly.
pleasant •bnosph!re,
J.~or Detailfl and App't.
Call Collect
PER.SDNNEL
12131 . 384-1213
UNIGARD
INSURANCE GROUP
Cl.ERK
OPPORTUNITY
Top pharmacy n e c d s
t:lerk in cosmellcs t gen.
1nd.se. \Vill train • J\-1u.st
be perm. Neatness, l:-
1nanners and sincerity
M'\th p!Op}e, iJnport~ 4-
+r ated Lldo&lbot.· .. ~
•. .i\ij ,replie11.oon!id111ti;l.I.,..
Write details to; The
Daily Pilot Box P-617
Hostess
Apply In person
REUBEN'S
COCO'S
1555 W. Ad•m•
Coit• Mei•
Work Nt•r Home·
• AccounUnr/Bk!>t
• Seerelatlal e Reception
• I'ypiita •
Superior Agency
Establillhed 1946
1857 Harbor Bl, Costa Mesa
Call first. 642-TI41
PART TIME
Note
• Jeller •
Excellent opportunity!
APPLY JNJ'ERSON
;~rst!~"~fi1 ar•
of Orange Counly
1650 Adams
Cost• Mesa
ASK FOR:
1'1r. Starner or J.fr. Sprl~r
An equal opportunity
employer
ADVERTISING
\V. E. LachemlQ'tr ~altar
1860 Newport Blvd.:( eM
&1&-3928; B.Ve. 673-45'7
YO\lNG, i;;oallsb 'JE><J:cutive e~ in -trade w I
Europe;,' tiqbires French
man or wol'nlln 'tor prtvate
.P01""'°pa1 llti/le• ,iJl ,onI 'Fre\ich; minimum 3 m per
wk until fluent. Ca 11
646-7473 '
EXP. Dinner Waltre!S -
Waiter. Cocktail Waitres.s.
Busboys.
BEN BROWN'S REST.
•t the
Lagun• Beach CC
3ll06 S. Coast Hwy,
So. Laguna Beach 491J..2663
Real Est•t• Siles
Men & Women
Expanding again, OWce #
4 openings available for
licensed men & \\"Omen. ~
Stant income & ~-Mr . Bookkeeper ~.-,, s~·~·~Really.
.iAU(LlMt; o P~G 1ft1u ltf .,0 11• 1._.. . -up ca or.ope;r.
R•spon1lb e1 top ltvtl ator ~qntingtpn Beach, Ex-
position for sharp, tak• pe;rie.nct A'.B. Dick or MultL
ch•roe gfrl. Must h•ve Must work wiµiout aupervis-
exctllent skills incl. ion, small camera experl-
shorth•nd; h•ndle lite ence ~esired, will conakler
bkkpg; billing. Under part tim~. Reply P .O. Box
30. C•ll B•rbar•. (7)4) 1066 Huntington Beach~ 92647
'42·3910 hEAL &STATE. Shouldn't
SURGICAL I it EDICAL
transcriber needed at once.
Experience in h e a v y
surgical dictation. Hours
flexible. Contact 1¥1 rs .
Alagna. Santa Ana Com-
mWlity, 600 E. Washington
you be selling the hottest
area Huntnigton Beaeh?
Village Real Estate 962-44n
"546-8103
Waitres.! & Bartenders * Call 642--1831 *
2600 W. Coast lhvy N.B.
Ave., S. A. COUPLE wanted for Motel
HOUSEKEEPER/ Bab)'5it-work. ~ill Coast .HW)',
ter, uve inJmature \l.'Oman. Dana P?fllt ~1300.
I..apna'l Beach. Som l!: ~i< refs. $200 mo. Agencies, Men I
49-Ulis · Women 7550
ELDERLY · woman wanted
• $100 mo., priv. room &
board. Nice fllmily. Refs.
Dana Poinl. Call anytime
493-4700
1-------'-'-'
newprirt .-
personnel
agency Need 3 W-Omen to work as KITCHEN Help • 2 days
bridal counselors; 3-4 eves 7-4, 1 eve. fi..12. lii Time Profession•I S.rvlce
per \veck Ii: 4 hours Sa.t. Delicatessen, 495 E. 17th for the employer
Start S3 pe;r hour. Must be St. CM. See Terry LI 8-9314 and the applicant
well groomed iii drive. For OOP.1ESTIC: Live in or out. 833 Dover Dr., N, 8 • interview 836-7479. 5 days MorrFri. 3 schl age 642~3870 549·2743 e 'MAIDS. FuD or part timl!:, I.:. 1 • 4 yr old, Mission .
· ~uat be abl! to work "'-eek-Viejo, Mrs. Yeiser, ~2550 Schools-Instruction 7600
ends. or aft 6 pn1, 837-5908
Ken Niles Motel EXPER. back office girl
1021 Bay1idl!: Dr. over 30, norrRN; part-time,
The trlewport
School of Busine11
Newport Beach progres~ing lo full time In
Telephone r'c1ption 2 moa. Urology. 548-2247 FEATURES:
k Ap I L-tw • Electric type\\Tilen1 wor • p y 519 ten DRUG a.ERK. ~ years e Dictating equipment
1 p.m. & 5 p .m., 1626 min <!Jlper. Refs. Top e J.fod!m office procedures
E. ~ywood, S•nt• v.·~.;, College Pharmacy e Brush up Grea Shorthand
An•. 440 Fair Dr., C.l\f. 340-4580 e Pl!:rsonal Development
e Op ER AT 0 RS. Ex. CURTAIN &: drapery (Ask about our 1pecial Fe~
perienced. Good pay. salesladies. Apply UdoH'a ruary offer whlch includes e HAND FINISHERS. Gar-Home Furnishinp, S. Coast tree typing lllltructlon.),
ment toxperience. 612--2668 Plaza, C.M. 646-0153
N.B. Sportswear Mlg:r. MATURE, Jive in chlld care LIFETIME Gltl. typeWritiJW,
ATI'RACTIVE Glrl lo model housekeeper, 5 day wk, pvt. Qildl11fl. ~ or
·a few houn: a week, · m).. r .v. 837-Zll6 yoursell! Indivi~~ tutor-
gt!nerous pay. Strictly for 8 AR· MA ID , n it e •. ed Qillcoe.t 10 l@uott1 typq
fun, no exp necessary. Rep. MAVERICK. 1721 Newport school. 173 Del Mar, CM.
ly 10 BoX ?o.f t.58-o&ifi P,!lol Blvd, Apply aft 6 pm. 548-2859 .
e Bt.rrTON 1: BUTTON PART·Time baby ~ It t er 1"\ERCH~"DISE FOR
OP ERATOR s: Ex-Corona. del Mar; houn SALE -AND TRAD! ~
t;o1 design &. C'vt.luation of GAU;, I haw lln idell.! Small perlenced. App. 8 to 3 p.m. varl!d. OWn trans. 675-1735 ... -.It.
illuminall'd pu s h bu1ton housecleani1l£ b u ! l n e 11 .JAY ~lAR L'lC. 29;17 S. Oak, BEAtrrY 0 PER AT 0 R1f,_u_r_nl_tvre_,_ _____ ttUUU~
""'.itche~. Expcriertcf' with LerK get our h ! a d 1 Santa Ana W ~ Full or part time, E L E G A NT s P a n i •II miniatu1~ ~"'·Itching mtch-~ther! 642-2812 MATURE WOMAN Bal Isl:. c.11 675-3701 furniturt. 3 rooma 1 mt
anlsm desirable. Contact: fttOTEL MAID For telephone survey, our FOoD 6: Cocktail waitrt!B. old. Cost HOOD. new, aei
r.1arco Oak lnduatrics E.XPERIENCED -ouice. Full or pt tlme. Gd ApPly ln person. Henry'• all $:l500. 54&-9'35, 1330
·21>7 So. H!lena. Anaheim 62lE W. Coasl Hwy, N.B. pay, Ph. ·J.trs, Pihl 646-7153, Restaurant. 545-5579 Palisades Rd, ·No. 17. S.AI.
ITI4> ~1 BABYSl'l"TER n!eded 8 AM 9:30 am-3:30 pm daily, MATURE woman to care lor M 0 V l NG-MU1t .e
, ARCl-tITECTURAL to S PM; Fountain Valley WANTED • ltfat\;n: Spanish 1 yt old girl. J.ty Holnl!:. houaehold furn i a h In I
Designef'-Pl•nner to "'wk area. 5.1t-J230· Eves. speaking_ w 0 m • n for-!.qtJria N\eUel-4gj....CJ()9 ~ goe1! 4M Eltii
on .largt-·Apt. proj(!(::b.& WANTED: ~w. ef. b abys i tting & lite SL C.M.548-7586
custo_nl hontC'S. GUl!:d Smith lte!'ent. ~xp'd, f'ront desk housekeeping by the lofo., Jobt Men. Wom. 7500 _,. u A L IT y inna-DI! ~~:'· Newport Beach girl for Dental ofc. ll!'.l2..$U dll)'s only. 548-S914 alitt I w/qUilted m&.ttreu, corn
-~~=~. =~-BABYSITIER needod 8 AM pm. * DRIVER •.. s * ~:.·~--$08, """" 12' e INVEfliTORY to S P?.t ; Fountain Valley PUik time dl'nta.I rettp. ~ __j_
' CONTROL. l r<!a. 531.J13'J. Uonist tnier 35. ex p rtq. No Expenence FRENCH Prov qouble ~
64l-266G N.B. Sporta\\"ear TEL EPllONE AM"·ering Send resun1e to Dalli Pilot Necessary! sro. Padded htad~
Munufacturer ~rvlce. Expt,rlenaed need Box M 5.12 hfut hive dear. CaJllornl• doubl! bed $50. ~
FUU. Time Deli-I~ to go. only apply, M0.2Wl MAIDS \VANTED dtivlng n-cord. Apply El.EC \lo' a 1 her/ d ~~1.
Ill Tl1\tE DELI WAITRE$ wanted, appl)' In 2301 Newport Blvd., 0.ta Y!LLOW CAB CO. Tnlndle bunk b¢'d& -t
495 E;-1ith St. CM. pmion, Mesa Uul•!S. 11o3 1-M_m_.A-'p-"ply"'-lll-'-po-l'tltM __ •·--1 186 £. 18th 5'. gtools, mile. m--0737 I
t>lal 642.5678 for RESULTS Superior Ave .. Costa MeR. DAILY Pl:mr WANT'",\DS! O>sla J;fes& \Vbile elepbaotit Dtme+UDB
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5-'LI Ali~ TRADE
fjlrnlturo '4!00
.. Silanish
Mediterranean ..
R~elvH canoelletiCM'I
of $22,000.0Q Spanish
andl ~iterr•nean
' FurnltUre'
All New Top Qu11ity
Brand Names
Decor1tor'1 Dream
HouH on Dftplay
Items u follows: Gor· gC?Ous 8 (l. c1,1ston1 quil-
ted sofa with scpal'alc
loose plllo\\'S \l'ith heavy
oak ,t1:im de<.'Or and mat-
chlnr chair, 3 matching
oak ocee.sional tablts, 12) 58" tall decol'.ii.tor lamps, an 8 plecc master bed·
rQOnl suite In pecan pan-
elled M~telTan~n •Lyle \Vlth top q\.JaJity 15' yr.
warrnnty mattress & bo:c:
soring:&. Spanish deco r
dining ut, etc.
Whole houseful! w11
rogular1lllt5.00
MUST SACRIFICE
$568.00
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M~ihtANPISE FOR
SALE AND TRADE
Fu'mJtvre ~ IOOO
EXQUISITE
SPWH
MEDITflWIAN
RETUitt"'iEO FROM.
MODEL JI0~1ES
A fine &eltttiou of complete
l'.cN.19etulh. &and namn,
kinggize bedrooms. beautltul
1 pc, dinin:" rooms, chinu,
hutches. custom quality ~
fas & love seats, double door
refrigerators, washers, dry-
ers, color TV's" foll gttaran..
teed) will sacrificc. SeU au
or pa.t1. Tenns on good cred-it .
ACK WARfHOUSE
Trl2 Gani.en. Grove Bivd,,
1 Bick West of Beach Blvd.,
oU .Carden Grove Fnvy.
Opcnl0to9Sun10-6
BIRCH dining ·table \V/2 ext
1v/ pads $83. 4· Windsor
side chrs S15 ea. 2 Windsor
host chrs U7.50 ea. 'Base
w/ glass hut.cit Sll7. Birch
coHee tbl $:?), birch com-
mode S25. Aqua chr w/
trJCE SALES: tfot-
po.int ll cubic foot freeier
$20. Apt. ,,., droplea!
·fonnD~ $10. 4' wooden *-•l<MWllO. a upholstered
bar •i.ol• !10. -E1'e-ttk """' pollaher 115, Rat· tan chaJr 110. Occa&ionaJ
""''" -ct>ai. $10. t.lliroP '.~ · Cheol o I drawe1., SlO. Dmlai1\g; t11.ble
\\.'Ith ~tl ~or (desk\ SlO.
Large coffee table
StO. Full td1e headboat'CI $5.
Nest or J!"l'c!t'lt:h Pruvenl!lal
l&We1 $%;.. Aolk)ue·tea table
$25.. Antique piecru.sb bible
Sl5. Bed&ide ta~ S5. End
table SS. Maple ~ne
n.ck $5. 1.t&ple noor lamp sro. Desert air lamp $25.
Adjust.able heat lamp $15.
Ne\\' 3 i>pP.Cd floor fan $20.
Chenille drapes ( 1 -4*'
x s· lo~I " . 9' x ,.
long)..$20. • Farberware elec-
Irie """'"'" grill $20. 9
Aa.t to 5 P?.t ONLY. 302
?oforr'llng Canyon Road
.tShore CliUa> Corqoa , dcl
Mar. 673-6757
NEW Sears Qw:oen 1lze elec-
~ ~t-klou::l pontrols $15. Ne\v beige led dou-.bfe 't>edspf.ee.d S10. 2 . -·30;.,
·bar · stOOll!· $10. Man Y
household item& SOc to $5.
fltedium brown sw:lich SlO.
Elil.abeth ·Stewart swim
An.y pi~ can ~ pur-otton\an $32.' C i n n a m o n
chased Individually . • . quilled sofa $'19. Danish Jiv·
suit, size 14, paid $26, v;orn
l\l•ice $5. Lots good '\'omen's
TEJu.1$ - We carry our ing rm sel $65. 2 birch own accounts.
clothing, .... 12-14, 50o •
SlO. Moving, come browse. · bar stools ~ ea." 2 pole r 11 1] lamps S30 ea. 962-0560 144 Yorktown Ln, C.M.
S41h1266 ~ HIDE-A-BEDS $100
...:.. - - -Fri., Sat. & Sun. ~' l 21:.7 Harbor Blv, Costa Mesa
NEAR "'"' maple Bo&ton
rocker $15-962-2964
.... ..,. ture ..
at. HARBOR BLVD. ·~II : P~r1 iMQPPN HUGE collection. o! owr
18~ NtQrl Blvd.!!!~~~!:~~ Costa Mesa · . wain"' 1ati1 .... lamp• •
51~ b:loks, flction and non-
fie ion. ·2!je ,to $2. :mat Ji.
\V. )~~.·:·Santa Ah&
,lie.!£:bbi~~7264 'I '
MAPLE end · tables. $al. Cof· romplete bedroom with quilt (only) "' mattren . 5 ""· dm.t~. etc. All for ... '" table $25. Now bed
frames $3. Metal telcphoe .,land and book rack 1<.
Every nite 'til 9
Wed., S•t., Sun. 'til 6
17 Pc. King Size
Bedroom
Large 9 drawer dresser, mir-
ror, 2 b@dside stands, king
size headboard, ltamc, quilt-
ed mattress, tiheeU, blank-
et!, etc.
, Cho~ of Spanish
: ' oi 1'.tdli11t Stule · • ·~ I I
-~~I ~fy.r · ·l~ '. No d~ r i'mts. ,ori!y 19 mn.
WELK'S WAREHOUSE
600 '\V. 41)1 ~I., .Santa Ana
Open Daily 9 • ·9
Sat.9 -6 Sun:11 .s
REPOSSESSIONS
In excellent condition, llke
new. Beaut. quilted sofa $89.
chair $49, 3 pc. ~.cl $99.
so!a & love st!at S,179, 5 pc.
dinette set S24. 5 pc bednn.
set $89, box iprg "-rnatls
Call sizes) $8. ea. King size
~'.S ea. Sell all or an,y part,
Tenne.
AOK WAREHOUSE
f • f '
TIT-Garden Grove Blvd.,
1 Block W. of Beach Blvd.,
oil Garden.Grove Frwy.
MORE CASH
PAIO FOR
Furniture
Colored TV's, Pl1nos
Appllanc:•, Antiques
1 Pleet or
Houseful!
la Our Spocloltyl
636-:i620
24 HOUR SERVICE
BUYER ON DUTY 7 DAYS
MUST sell immedla~ly. 1S2"
velvet an&1e . 80fa, l velvet
$277
No down . Pmts, bnly SlO mo.
WELK'S WAREHOUSE
600 \V. 4th St.. Santa Ana
Open Daily 9 -9
Sat.9-6 Sun.ll-6 * $29.44 * 3 Piece Braided
•.·OVA!. l!U<l){m e
Nyk>n blend, reversible,
f!U':; ~.l'O'oft";·
Al'S UNUSUAL I
.. FURfil,tl.IM·•" 17881 sR.aCJ1 Blvd.
HunUngton Beach 842-440-I
DOUBLE box spring &: foam
rubber mattress + frame + bookcase headboard +
beautilul bedspread. S38. ....... ,
Excellent condlUon, ""' Verde area. 546-15"10
MEN'S white """ ·-(15~~ -321 25c each. X-large
sport 5hirts all in very F.
condition 25 to 50c. ~fen's
suits, mediwn and XI. $1
• S3. Ladies clothu si7.es
14-18. Hals, blousell, skirts,
dresses, 'Purses,· ""'"' Sc
to 15. """"' o! S&nce
Fiction b Oorus, lilc each.
Large EleCtrtinic eqilipment
~'6fl"lffiel1 COllf-!n~ nOW11 .:ntiitottial •na:
la111p $7. Refrigerator, runs
line, '125: 21Q3 Wollace
!Comer Ha1nllton, C.ltf.l
NICE baby crib and mat·
tress S15. Meshed play pen
$5. Large Screen T.V.,
works,, $5. ttosalc coUoc
table $7. 54&-3902
IRONER. "Conlon" Mangle, LOVE Seat $80. 8' med. sofa,
love seat, coffee & end I·
table!, lamps, 5 pc dinetle
set. Less than 2 mos old.
l\1ust sell this week. Prv
prty, 539-9046·
rwui good, $25. Sll-0087
T'i)'EWRITER·$5. D"k 115. SecretarY chair $5. Elemcn-
tary 3Chool desli: $.'i. 54G-6998
SWING 91!t • S10. Lar ge
I. No C:omm1rci1I Firrns
or private.business m.y
use these columns. '
Wonder Hone $5. 66-1926
\VO~tAN'S .· Ski Boob, '"" "B"~'~is» ' •' 1t1ATTRF.SS $11. Box gpri1'rl
S15. Frame $3. Twin •ize, 2. EACH ITEM· ·for
sole 'must be priced -G
no price onr-$25 ...
excellent conm&n. SM-3709
lRLS' clothing, Size U,
3. DIME. A. LINE
sk.UU; ~.weawrs. ...... ..
good condition, SOc to $1. ,...1764
ESK, small, $10. Desk lamp ads era eccepted end
pubfished as a unique D
serv:ice to (!Uf patrons
end the DAILY PILOT
reserves the' right to
limit their publication FU
to one day each week.
DIME-A-LINE ode ero
strictly cash with copy.
Reaaen ar• urseo. to r..
$3. Musk stand SS. Chair
S5. Rocker $10. BBQ stand ... To,., ..... 50o • 15,
'45-5335
l.L Mattreues aod box
spring! SlB each. New Dress
night stand Mim>r and
Headboard $1>. New Dini!lle
eet s~. Baby dresser $10.
Swing set SlO. Lawn mower
SlO. White dinner ware SlO. port promptly to th•
DAILY PILOT Cluslflecf
Dep&rtment aiq vtolalionl
Of tbese Dime.A-Un• f'el'>
1atlont1:
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BABYLIN'E crib and mat·
treu. like new, eutc design,
only $20. 837-2097
cha.in. 7 pc dining room E L NE set. Red-black.gokl. d e n DIM ·A· I
ERMAN Shepherd puppiel.
beautUul tr! "''°" $25.
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fom. 2 bdrm ,.,.., "'"" • No Item Over $25 • 962-7297
queen. Furniture med far lNING table &I" Ion; $12. model home. Sat A Sun BI.ACK Board (gTeenl 42:x.ta D
only. 2298 ReiHand• Dr, eor on easel Stand $7. 543-1764. C niatching chalrs S5 each.
40 p~ electric train set 23rd &. Redlitnds . MOVIE viewer and gpllce:r, --=z"o,._,p=-_,Map..,--..,le:--1 like new, $15. 54&-8150
C. · BARllIE and · Ken wltb 3 ROOM ,GROUP wantrobe• and "°""' 11.
"'Ith transformer $13. Doll
stroller $1. 'BO)''• alack:a slze
" $2 eac'h. Girl's wtnh!r
"''" with hat "" 5 13,
t ~lude1: Uvine mom Bet • MS-17S4 Othtr girl's items 25c and
SOc. ll6U79'I tables • lamps -bedroom SlLVERTONE clock radkl
set -quilted mattred • ma-$7. Electric rottsm-M! BBQ 1··
pie dinhlf toOm. All Ior •• , S7. Veritax copier $20. Black G ···tA4f '. caraeut fur Jacket S12. Pink
E t>ry<r· E:J<ctMe, "'I"
· Conttltion $2,j. \\1e1t\J'lih0Use
"':"11 • leaUier jacket $2. Cocktail Nodown-Pmts.onlyll31'1o, dresie:s, Jmi~ suilll,
llK'S WAREHOUSE """n"" "'''""· "'•'"' llihortll. lovely tope, size 12-
000 W. ttb St .. Santa ~ J4, :-i<lc • St Shoes, ~~!!_f!,·_
Roaster With timer clock
complet.a $i5. L adies
clothing s\ui S-,12 l\ncf c1rl'1
clot!Ung.1lze 8-12 :'IOc' lo $10.
Boy't c.1dthlhE;''Ws U.1.f
SOe • no. su.-1iso • Open Daily 9 _ 9 handba.g111 %JC • $L ran
Sat. t . 6 SUn. u • s rear 4171,~ Jrls. Cd ltl. LO , ... ..., ___ ........... I ""6r.:_~~~----VELY De<orator L&mo
·LllE llW
i Simmons rnat~ wrirq cWtb. 1' clftl,
All ,,.,. $211 c .. h
ff> lJ80 mornings ·
. .
I
• ·CEMENT laundry tub COl!'lo
plete wlfh stand and lap!l,
l also occuional chalr, both
for $%), S48-97S4,,
#5, 'Excellent twtn n'lllltreu
and-$25.548-4312 '
QUES 11. T>pcwrittt
$25. Books'&. R.f!C!Ords sac.
s:JG.-1161 . 311 WHl . AdaJhs.
J.luntlngton Bt"al:h .
VE SIO, f'trlzt"Tltor $1Q
or .hclth $1!i. rr.v. $10 all
wortr. Ooubk! b.ookc allc
headoo.nt • $4. chrorne sci
$4. le111ps S2 pair. 847-2907
USED 12 ·11tr1ns ptlar SJ.S)
842-?SJ.;
BOY'S lb •.tP.Cfdl ~Ike "" .... "'"'""'"'· ~126
USED l 'bi>i> 1' buUd1""
material: 2x4 61Udt ~ sec ~ach. m~-50 each. 4x4 ':1 • 111 ach, 4*t :ii • 17,~ . , .. ~~, 10' Iii ••di: llil' 16 11
..... ~~~Sc. foot', ~ ' -1 t $15.
tub ;51)', toaet ~ each,
door. ;with bardwatt 15
each, cu ~ all day Sat.
1''eb. 12 at SIB. aftd'!Wllnut
doWnktt.>n: !t.B.' w l call
~-" SPRINGS. mattms and "'°""" headboard 115.
536-""2
PORTABLE "" 115. ' duom• "" •tools S10,
artificial ~ tree SS.. 2
canopy lop!; t\lin S2 each,
table T.V. 13.50, eablriet
T.V. S5. sn1al1 dog bed St.r..11, ... o! artificial flowers,
frull SI.SO, 15 sheets .11traw
matting 4x8 75c eac h,
Hydro-Dynamic bldg. set $7,
hanthneat c-50. com P<lffl>e~ 1lt. : it;1sequin
5tjftl to)) ffli .el-kl black
:,%\:i.., I;· ~ ~~ 17. 1(1s ·, '~ 't?ic
pair, Baby items -infant
~at:. U1 mesh ~ $5,
pl&j tex bottle' stt Sl.50, bath
tub, ·TSc.. serving table Sl,
crib' ' bumpers,, $1. · 'be d
changer 50c, sheets Z>c, bo:<
of (oys 50c, car seat 50c. ,.,__ .
~tAPl.E style twin bed $10,
\romen's 2 speed bike ioocJ
rond!Uon $10, chil!1°s bike,
training wheels Sl. 4 14"
hubcaps $5, large bolt cut-
· ters no, Barbi!-, Midge,
.Francie iLnd Skipper dolls.
' 'l'.50 each, small d o 11
·~1'fli~25e_ to $2. 842-7623
DlNETI'E .et fOrmica 6
chairs and leaf S:ll, set of
009kware .heav·y club
aluminum 115, barbecue
""" 13. reverberator tor
cu radio $15. 846--9144, H.B.
COUCH with loot •tool orange and white leather.
maki!s 'small bed, very iood
condition $25. 962-9857
LIVING, room chair $25,
\\'hite and gold headboard
SlS. Uving room lamp $25.,
2 hyin bedspreads $5, 2 twm
bedspreads $15. 968-4049
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OIJTBOARD 5 hor8e 125. Ll!e iJbuin.E HollYWood !nmo, OUT~pt -· ~ R,\Rl'l Ila~ -,· ""'. ~' ~ ~ raft iis. Afarlne batlfty epr1nt1, mattress ~ _be,ad· Corv.,1 1.,.c(tra.ns, ,d6a!'" Tv.'il ~nlloll MJJl R.dOrfi\dtvldii Siil •
•WllCb '8, ~l board!~ boarcl $U. J>mto•deep fat d.isalleQl $10, t\eir U• ~~I on·,~~t._in ~ llm~rJL.atlt) $ll.
·lrlddor.11, anow alod 18. ..,,.,,.1$, ~1 '_ , ' to1 15 ·~ch, Elllal>t COO!-..,.;;; /lftrrtH.\lle.n./ fl*l l'ti[tco ~ ,, "$5; ~ i\'!.!.':!'.L!"'" Fore! REM!NOTO·NOlll .. -·i!!;UdlS.>lonuh<lb .~, ~~·: ~~...i.niu "ltaoh$!1.J:IU.1"1Jl ., typew rir ~flS~ ,C8J>I .... ta~h, Good JU ,s .. ~~ .,.....,w~ "Dctrle.:I'ttr
Mtisrscliiyery t h'in;. P.-.1-1.~f · £.fJ ~ w'hltew.U tire·~ wheel aQd ma.ceJS29~LPufld 3S ~·a.; -~
vacUum Wtlh • attachMenls •• ~-.. ' U32 -' ff. Chevrolet !rd m.mbtt cal. Dutcitr~ ~ AD-!P;IP; 3 19 ••
SJ!. Car seat and lnlant · J "·Qrka, nettU bra'ke1 $7, ti~ 111\~ ~ dlillen MA~fOrl .,._.
aeat $.i., Hl&h chaJr·. no 011:-~~nUtia.,.~ ~ ~ h\lb capa ~I ot 4 SIS tG $25; FOi.ir pld beer spotltll flO. ~ ~
t ., ""'"" d''~' ~·II to 17,, llta10:U' ~'ti> u;. is. ~ • . atitoa ~ .-. .,.u,,. loot ~ ~~-;; t'W ""' ~· ~ .~ SJ:ws 'W6 ~_, )ttts. c.11 tall statue ~ot'"·'fttbeocCa at EL!rI'SIC -•a ' 1~rth Utl SJ,. ·~rgt c.lb.per '~ifscilpcs. 3 d~11:: of FANCY vuea, crueta.,'~per lhe wtU~ U""'&..~ Doren. 'horrtem.cte. bu 1 d •pt
paH "·Ith hi.I ~. Tri1't'~e Stlll-lllc:i.,,.1 >J>sit'QS:t, 2 Sur-v.·elgbts $5, Old 't"1klflg tiPe .Jr\~ cold puce -1~
fa!:ls $4 each. Halnper ~ reallliUc. 21 Piahitinp in all. stickl $6, Iron cake mold and~1'f"Wlftfll1S to 21" ... ~AVOX. JY... '
Tea V.'Bri'O"• l}lus shelves All OriglnaJ $atvrday It or pot $9, Elnbroldered $25. Bn.M •-ne.w •~l)f skit ~UO!' $25; ~ SS. Bathroom storage G. • ....i ... A1~11.S3l~oncn linens Mc· $2, Bo.'C odd b'~'-·'ill cibbit 0$4, lrooilW bolrds ....,........, """''"" gl&ss and chll'la S4., Indian and safety mu .. ,. ... '"-MOBIL£ l>A"O?Wal" 1.JJ I••
ll'e·...J. T.V. (Deeds small 4' YANKEE Clipper Snow ""' ru:. w.oone -In In box 1:17: •Portable -14" mill•·-moiliel' 1'IC« ~-SI~ 17 --•AA" .... -TV ~ 118. 54S. 5050 .... ,, tubef) $20. Clollet <loon $4 ~ .-iv.,vi~ ring S3, Pin cushion doll -· lo 13,000 KC, 12 ~
each, Pots and PllM 50c CONSJLE PbJP J\a'dio SlO. SS. Tin b'pe.a '5~ Bqola 25e, GOOD 30 gal bot wate1· n~.J ec:imltion, rece
to ·s1. Electric 1klllct $4. 0>1nbinatioft , Radio and bot.He,, $1, Kermene lamp heattt $10. W.rlri;r ~r 125; Nmtt~ S2S; ~
'Knick knack shell $ 1 . Record Player $Z, Good $4, CoUee grinder $9, Noon $10. Autom&\lc WUher-$5. • 91pP11 . ta ~.:J
64fi...850a condition. Mi'-8974 to ~-•5'3 Vk bia St., C.l\t. Air conditioner ttJr Ford, RiVtRSJBI:E' ~~~
MOVING sale, boy '11 ex· OOUBLE be-cl $20. Rolla1vay SKIS Knelssl S2S. Poles S3. corn,p\ete $25. Ne1v guitars rv.; 9l'll' • broWll.'1fli*I. M .
ttllcnt condition sk\mboa.rd, be-ct $20. $-dray,u cllt'St $10. batbeel and ,dun1~ $12, $10 and' sz, Covalr Ervine ~Ilion StT. ~ 4:
rostSU-$4,Jackl!tA,shoes, ~.drawer desk $10. Chest 3 dra',l.'l'r S20, SaUn :·t::t.&$5~,,:rl~~rv:~ StJNDAY onty 1'00i'I H,
shh1.s 25c • S2.0,, l\1ortorola fcl~phone 5~d $7. ~tufted sheets, orchld $12, York • ~ 2 sotu '~f .1J tWti
19" T.V. 1tOund, picture chair SlO. J3r0iler rotiSserle trumpft fJ$. Music &tand hgN~~ SZ'i. b:ed's· :'$21. 1 ~ '"llit
needs adjuattng $5, Ken-$15.•l9?r.~r)· <l"' i $3,Kil!Kslzebeds.Jitc:ld.gold 54$!:,. Q , Aw •• ~',o · R 0ecltnl'.i'.:Sl~(
n10tt floo; polqher at-Gurr AR with case~. 1 ta.pe $15, %,~· IJll.Ywood.· 4x8 $5. . Costa'. Men.• · · ~~re.tor tJ.~1. 1~
,tsicbme.pt $5, Ju new waflle rerorder, \V~\lCOret.i with Chtnewe mosaic 1x4 SlO. 1933. LJl\"E new folding 9Crttn, end table .t SlO:•Wuh! ~n $2. Ladies 21 Jewel m'i c r 9 ttliO'n e: It 6. .1 Wallace,. ·~Pt i;: a. ll-t ' i-kl m-·S.H,~~te IJ!aehlne f15• •n 1'f.V, Wt
'White gold Bulova watch, m i,crophone $1.flO. 2 6U-2932;t~;. "~-~ fi'.5 0 , ~·plefu.:rOlt-!'l
perlect condlllqn Pl. Ladles inaracu $3. 7 door' locks ' ideif~. qkmPer-1railer. Reetllvtt $21)• sum.I oriij,
awealen, jacket&, 1ulta. 'He . each. Bible $7. Car wa;:D:!A)~ i;en tnd new New babf•ICales SJ.SCI. Goll ; :taS 8mlal'd St., (l,)11, · 1
dre&&es, good $1 • $5. Lo.veli rad~, 6 ".'°Ill S1 Chevy ~ 110 ·~nio 1 e a:u clubs $2.SO. K e n m ore ·
fatm&l ev,enlng w.?ar S3 • man.i!_old v.1~ carburetor $7, s ove • ~ waihlns: · machine $10.50,
$10. Miacellaneout:1 pVses, 1665 Wisteria, s&nta Ana. BLUE dilJt ~~~1 b00ks S2. J'\W· Co<Jd. TvM mafueU
Mndal11, je\\-elr)', 50c • $1. DtsroRTION unit for elec-Walnut formka. d I n el t c and box sp~ $15; Double ~ tric ~ilar, new SIS. Sterto table $25, 4 chain $3 each. -.yal~t ~amu,.~rd
ANTIQUif ~ $10 • SlS. phone amplifier 50c. "Party 54Q.-OT70 $5'; · Kaua&hyde ~Z chair
Beautif\if all '"•'001 blankets Pooper". lie dftec'm' kit sz. GAS stove Sl5, 2 n&ugahyde SU.SO; J!usock $3; Small
lp excellent condltkm $8 • Electronic kit1: 2-transistor chairs $8 • SlO, Box springs table · with drawe.ri; $3.50:
$15 Pair dacron quilts S5. radio, portable amplHier, and mattre115, ll:lte new S\5 Chrome kl~n table and
Tw0in bedspread SS • $10 _!;lectronlc random ~ice, each, 2 bkycle1' $10 • $17, 4 good chatn $22.50; Corner
pair 1.Jadras throw spread f)CIWe" ampliller fOr portible Dishes from 50c to $8. Table. c,u~ $16': Drawer and $1. iil\eris 5Qc ~ fl:W ~tr radios, 30c to 75c, with parts S10, 6 chain, new bucket cupbd&rd' pUU!' Si:, lJ&hting
'Whue ,~~ 1am;.: .~ SS. ·and dlagrama.·~l-71&5. Ask seau; $25, Toa.ster and wal· <fqtu~~. Jl.:Q. ~':En'Tll_e rod
bath. 1 c a I e s SI, Teak for John. 3)30' Highland Dr., fie ipi :>$~. HWJ>oard 'lf. qnitMn i~e:l~' Iron
wutebasket $2.25, Large N.B. and .ftlaht aQtM· s:zot'l~ Piece $2.50: Womens e l-o·t b,e ,•
yellow ~ bask.el $1, JAMES Bond 007 open road nauga,h~ tecllonal, . l~ l(IOd, 20e • $4. W9men •
small pink wastebasket 50c, n ee set, trackll, can, etc., 11ew $10 each. Call 549--0BI); llhoes 8~ -9, 50c pair.
roo1n air cooler on 1tand brand new SlO. women's or 540-0017. 155 Hudaon, 2 pair airl1 new saddle
SlO, Housi!\\·ares 50e _ $7.50, clothes, size S.10 $5 -S15. C.M. 1hoe1 $1 pair .siie 9-9'1\.
Young gh·l's Singer sew 673-3502 DRUM !et Blue Sparkle cost Baby clothes G-3 Yfl·• some
handy electric s e w I n g $165. Snare drum SU.SO, =r ~: •• l_Oc to $1.SOlc;
machine $8, Goosed own SCRAM-LETS Bass drum • pedal $25, Ha-es, lllllll8, Vf.a!eS,, plll<tA'K $2, Girl's 1W! 12-lf lngln:i Tom Tom and RJde to SI. Saturday and Sunday
black Daruddn leotards aM ANSWERS Cymbal $12.50, t:Joor Tom l0:30k AMI to 5 PMhoor d~ l!aW}i, &,.._,.y'a bike ~"$7; tights 75c to Sl, Ballet shoes Tom and HI had cymbal l\'e'e Pease P ne · dtst. t; stools $5 e a c
si7.e 51,i N $1.25, Tap shoes $15. 536-3340 S..2ll0. ~ ~oe. S.A. .
6" M 13 GI l' ui.:. -' ' Be Id Heights, oH Palisades Toutn,\Uter '2· 7'3 , r s '"" new Nlc~e1-Bushel-ho _ -APARTMENT-ebe in fant -· iron. steam $2: .Mana:"
clothing. 1lze 12-14, 50!: to Varied -Bamboo -Ga.ther crib $12, ~e S s, 'REF R'l OE RATOR, ~25; e1e1ctrlc.· All sood con:!I
$5, Ladies sweaters, large -LOCOMOTIVE lnf"ntacat $l, · baby jwnp Medicine cabinet $5; 'ROom ·Dectri~ bean ~
size Sl.25 -~· 2 pair A~. 'B'ilo,'lul curl~ bore, seat $2. All $20. 96&-l622 divider, bar type, $10; An-hew. N-ct\l!:bll wlre
SET of charger spinner
wheel coven 14'', dttp d
118, ~ 'i'l1'lli'J,'" rad all 1stoni .;tl, '
a"'*~b"'
aVOcado 24xf8 kitchen cur-learning that a )'OUTG lady t l q u't d v an i t y $ 2 S; wide 100·1-. l ~
lsh ~ns ~th valance Sl each, ~'8.S goilllf.,tp n.wther cit)', DOG house for sale S23. Nevmnar ·table $20;. ,; ~~· .• ir, .. a1tNi nu
io OVal ~ ti.id ' $5 • SlO, uked: "What motive Is lllk-646--2395 c~o%ntiila>l!larbecue c ~ 1 , ~I
64 ~s'bttpCUtl.n\e~'coat. Vlll )'OU ~":•AlY ~W,!" fiilMR!tf»t_tr ~OifWl\ $2;' ~"1~1 chest SOc, 1 • ..-
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Jwge size, Sl~· ~ plaid She: "I ,believe t¥Y call II moWer 15,· B1ke $10, '$\\<Ing 2 desk · Wnpl"$1.50 each: ~Whet : · ' r,-;-. .. "· AMMO ;oo ...... hunting
and military JO.a} Ue and
Se each, brass cleaned and
deprimed for .38, 45, 30-06,
.308 17-62 NATO) mllltary
and match l ~ and Jc 847--0356 •
CHINA closet 122. antlque
buHet with mirror $31, pine
bunkbeds S16, 1tfaple poster
bed S14, 2 mirrors S7 and
$5. 6 lamp shades 50c to
$1.50, lamps Sl.50, old
rocker SI2. junior bed $10,
office chair $7, couch S:iS,
1lass\\'arni 15c to Sl, antique
l!litTOr $10. 96&-1559
&fAIJ.;newunar eolfee table
with hl'o match~ end
ta~ $15, Danish i:r $?i,
an like ~w. Dinette set
With C chairs $25, 4 nevamar
coHee table $4, 3 piece gee-
tlonal $25, lime green chair
!20, 768 "B" Scott Pl.
upstairs (1 block north of
18th oU Placentia. Ml
6-2323). All day Sunday.
DIVAN. ;ood iz;, Radio.
M.f/FM . $7, Typewriter,
rood SZ'i. Fold grocery cart
;l. M8-CS16
D.fOVIE projector flS, Pifoive
&creen $9, DayUle viewer
$12, Tia.verse nxl• ... nd
hard"•arc '4' to 7' S2 -Sf,
Steel cabinet, double doon m: 64" )C 24" 'X :II". Elec-
tric wanna: Silex hot .Plate
$3 each, .~lahoe:aey and
vinYI carrying cases SS. Pie-
ture frames S2 -S4. Hanging
zipper moth proof clothes
containers Sl • $3. 6U-&l3.l
HEAVY d"ty cbrome and
wood car top carrler S10.
V.W. Bus rear eeat $7.50,
Bamboo fence 6xlS $2, Fold
up .~1 chabe )OWllfe with
pad I>. Mtlal -stand '"' recwd player S2. 2 tour
dra~<tr <'heit1 vanity with
drawer S'?.50, Wagon. wheel
twin bed trames S7 each,
Bathroom medicine cabinet
·with mfmlr ~. 4 fluorestcnl
light fpttures i;; each. ......,.,,
22 RIFLE, bolt ttpeater $:?:;,
Antlqut jewelry s 2 . 5 0 .
m.-027S
B!CYC!.E.'! ' ..... S16.SO
• $3), Stingray SJS, 24" $&, ,. .. ,...,., 112 . II~
Motorcycle-th'e 2 . 7 5 x 1 t
Pt11UI fllke new) SJO, Pedal
car CboaO $3. J.fen'• rlni
J"6Utt .Pit• """ • 11~
Laf1'! v.'OCid doll cradle S1
. Sj!),2871
AUTOMATJC waaher, ""' .... condition 125.
.Automatic wuhcr -ROOd. iu. Gu dhrer wOrks
good ·it5. Bab)' high chair
very """" and -Ill. ··0pr.:n 1-· •Ian> ....
S2, All kird of wubet. Plt'll
Sl ft:l 110. 847-8U!I
zjp~retl . ~VeJ bi,11 $2. a LC>C.W.fOTIVE.'' set SS .. Typewrlter $15, Rq Handmowerandcatcher $8; SO UT,ff\\'INI)., P'hone ·~mo . s10. ·oapn $10. rm w. 20th, Reclihf!.'15:--::BWirallrJ*. heater IOI',' rla.;1 boat
TYPEWRITER Underwood 8oY'S bicycle' $15.. Sf6-3749 CJ\1. 2 pr. iJlufters 16x.f $6; ~c· camper. Imtaiit, 2->t
rebullt' like new $22.50. 2 TWIN niattreu, llpcinp GO-CART fi:ame $?, 3 hp tu'res: b0tt1e11 ·1oc ·25c, tie•t.' New tufp1ua 20,
543-7165 and tra~1 $25. Apt. .slz e-100 110, 5" mini bike kitchen ,u\en11il1, roUee ~I.I Bro, J('VDC, ~ Con ·~ " Ttlepho' "' r::Ao """.: .. · 5. Kt 5-3.'M9. '.' • SWIVEL Rocker NalJl'ahyde stove $10.'Lawn mower and whttlr 'SS : each, S" 'rim .,._ ~. ""
Like New $25. 873-46U catchers $5. Gtarden toob $2.50, 8" rbns , $1.!iO each, Fedey,I Ayel)ue, Co 11.t a· ~· .Swee'Jort. J
St. Chaise Joun. '~. and --• 2 balloon ti-a IS eoch, Meaa. · 1 ,,~-, a..,;. ~JaiM!r
DAIµ( Aprtcot Poodle puppy ff, Lawn cha1ri"'$t,50 e.:;: ,.,-. .... phone 1'1s. Women's LAROE ...w.lc&l 11ib ..,_50_ .And~~ clWr'Ss: ' ,
AKC ~25· -893-332l Upholstered chair and creen cl~th~ sizes u1"°, 2>~, 50c · to $5. 1CM9'11 . .,.. -'3. Btb,Y· swllir f*:·'
CUSI'OM made · W a I n u t 1Up.cover $5. 646-5133 _ $3. 646-4644 BARKER. Bl'ol, l\'ool 9xl2 p1aypen fl); ~tal
bookcases $25 ~ach. Itall11.n AREA Tua: $25. Typev.,-iter NEED e dry desert atr" blue carpet and pad, veiy ~nolt ~: W~ Provincial corner table S20 -. S lam ....,, Sham . llOITl • bench. tin; Bun· warmer• F'oJding &ereen SlO 2 lab!; .-. tove _ P -... _-Try thb therapy heat la1np nlct, $25: VlctOl'lan 'hutch, c&nopl.a ftdwood ·1a1111
lam1>15 SJ.So each. SWag ~ $5. Coat rack s:;. on adjUlllable roll stand $25. needs .v."Ork $25: 1.tnith Ahl-SID; R.ecord albums 1 lan1p $6.50, fireplace screen &t2-8l63 Fl\f table . radio, nice $12: •ach; Pedal \CV! $
$l. Books lOc to $2. Patio BLAC:K male cocker--poo SU. BEAUTYJ\ESI' dOuble mat. f!H-492.5. Aa1ortto4 toys ~Oe "to.
ctialse $8.50. l.a'1\'n ch8.il'I Terrier puppy, 9. mon~ tress ·arid tio:x springs • AH'ER.ul boots (dllldrtn'11 De.r:t *rd $1:·145' -~·I
$l.50 each. Power mower $10. Coat ~th ,mink trim-deancuaild, eicce!Jent con-size ta) Aii Reindffr,·never 25c dou:)'I• sman "MO" n5. Polaroid Swlnker $12.50. ming $2'.l. ~raroon corduroy dltiOn SIS ·each, Crib mat-worn $15:•Crib·lnd mattresa 185 ~ c'.M..a:.oar Unive~ electric trypai1 $2. coat with bea:n~ collar $20. tress and •l!l!l¥ ~ ~ r loOcf~I AP&m' y ·'--~~
Iron SI.50. Ironlh& 'board Ladles ~Siles ~ to S3. good eondltioii $4 e"Qcb, T\\'O BlKE, 3 spttd. $15. 5'MlS5 '"''" Gosi1 wtdii-
SI.50. Antique silver Chafiog Blue ch1?1~ $2.50 per 24" bar 1toola, v In y l ::;_ ·.-..i .... L~.-~..9 . dish $25. Sterling allver can· bof>k. 642-:i880 . culhl9ned bronio tubular MUST '·-.w.. weekend! ..._ ... ., ... nt•00~ ,..,.
die. ~U~ks $10 •. Compote BLACK and gold l:l~tor $15 tor~-Li~•w, uaed ~inl!!tt~ tlbfe 'fib new $2.5. ~Ji'...,.liut' · '12:--2s
S7.Sd. Bud vase SS. Silver chests $25 each. 12 u.scd six: months: 5fS-598.S C chain: $2.50 each. T.V. m,,clrthoib'. lf.B.' "1-tfCS
ReVC?tt bo_wl $1f.50. Tray chain link $6. 12'' ~ 1'1.!\N'S 3 pttd bl~ with ira)o• Sl.50 aet, Electric THE ' Pftfeqf; .pit:. A
$6.50. Sliver vesrrtablc dish fencing S 6 • Bedspreads: ck S20 r:,.,, Stlngra Sl6 cloCk $5, Ovfl'hea.d llpOt SS. 8 wetk aid cockti' ·
$2.50. Butter dish s 1. Twin, Queen and double $2 ~nWt •di ~" ~ ' Tll.ble Ii.mp. $2.50 and $8, $10. 6'(3.~ ' -
Sa!01:na.mental ~liver &eale SIO. • $3. 548-62.88 REFRIG1:,~'l'O·RS 7 d 9 ~!~=~."'.,.~"':".!;, ~ ~ 00.U~ bed • , $mmon ,, a set ,,... Round tray SUNDAY and Monday -Pull . c.in. • an ... ,,.. -elltr'a; flrm, like new $2:1;
nlt5.so. ,99Fro11'' Rapolnt Slame'tC o\it couch bed $25. ·Chair d'"1'"1oc '1"25t. exctl lie~ :n-~~ :!:: ~ 6~~:'r Bell . frame: $4; Go'44 · nger Lane, ~. Girl's vanity with mlr-1 n eac 1• ·" ...... .... yellqw qull~ ~ll'lftad ; Jluntinglon Beach, 962-8000 rors SJ5. Asst tables $3 to spr!np and mattreees SlO dresser t•l!f with ml:tor ltl•Plt ~table $4;! Cua
AIR condition $10. Ironer s25. S7. Nile stands $3. Deskl! each, Large llvtnc room SIS. ' draftr · chest ot drape•._\_*""''', eltdhts ..
Antique Matqnny doublti SlO. Portable ~· 688 chair $5, Therapy heat lamp drawers $8, &by hla:h chair $9r. ,Cu• dlTtr, ilJrol1il ~
headboard and footboard Darrell, C.f.1~ ~ $20, Convalescent toilet and ;9, Child'• pool t.ablt, new ~:'"·lll"'I ttres A· ,rlml. ~
S25. Malln!ss and •Pfinrs AIR comp~UO,. S25 Girl's 111'19~' chair.' S2:i '(new). :t,le';°~ :':obliju and ea~~ tor: $,$.. MIJ.1528-, ' ;.
ft5. l. aw n mow e r $5. ...,cyclo 11·0 Oval ";...., 5x12 Storage she~t'!ll -heavy duty! . -·' . ' , • •WN ....... ..:... ri"'• .·-962-lo44 "' • . ·--on rol.Jei::s • ...,, Uncoln con n=oil'!tt chi.Ir $14, 9'xll rug U'l ........... , r-.
. SJ, Au.to carr1er rack Sl, set 1941 • 1968 13. 2Sffi La S12. fl' Chrlatmu tree with 11.50: Hip dw.tr $5; TrlHe "'ASH~ l2S. ~pol'· .. -bed rail S7, DreSI! lorm ad· Sa.Ile. AW! c M 545-M lites uMd onct u , Dishes St~. lJ1Qr, surptui. Cliaiis
" "'"' r ""'~ "''"'' jtmtable $15. Caln.pint stove ., ' · 5c to .,.,~ .. ~."" ..i._ ____ -$3.50 each': EJectric bee.ta' SlO. Pilaplc doua:hbox table •• r k. ~· y':i.-. .1;,JC' ... ,, ~... -""" an_ $111. Men's suit bag $4. s'ult-$l0, 1tfeuu dcl -'"""um SURFBOARD lor sale 9' I", cookers $31 tG -'10, Aleohoi (~l. ~· ....,:..alll '
cleaner $10, 16 volume en---' condltlon. Chuck Dent boat atrmi .... ,I UV Vectric GOOD ehrbme •tllMHe Rt cak $2.50. 13" Sldllet sa. c1o~1a " Fan bel'· •--Hamper Sl.50. Books Zic cy ~... -"' $25, Wet suit, Farmer Johll, blip· pump $4.50, 2· store SlS: Larae' swivel,'.. ncktir . n. Records zx.. Clock' each SOe, End \able $2, Dog excelll'nt condition wed four IQndolu no and $8, 2 baby f!O; 2' ebaln S1 'ladl. .2
Sl.25. Bookcaae S1 Electric basket Sl.SO, Drafting table tb11e1 $15. &Uy board, baths iuo, 50c wall pla-step tables, cone.·table '1&:
mllee pot $4. 1ttllk &lus '12, ~and po!e $6, Water Jttk't \Vedgespectal, aood ques, Cbtneae' 1et . SS. Uptiiht Unit•!'weod
punch txiwl set $3. TOola: aid $5, Crut@el ~ Pocket eo!14ltlon S15. ~ Mlscellanrous trawne rOda lypfwrltw ~o: .Powe'r
25c-$2.Hatboxl2.Electrlc =..-:;=•~MAPLE -tamp !'iJ! IJ.50 to 13. O!fice 'r,pe mow.,1$:'21~1'1111o>.T.~.
a:riddle $,:i. Cannister Mt Jek tstHe $3, Fire' ex-table ·i12f Jliilfe te~~ aw:lvtJ .chalr.SI0:.8mall-.Wp Sk.·1PltkQrdl~aw.1t ~ S~.· Badmlnt~n se.t n.50.· ttnculshtr 5 gallon $l0. 11,tand l'o-Buckr:t planter $4, .table $1.50..!ISf'lowtof ~ ~··$&:Wt~.~ i~S Xmy tree $8. Hlat' Movtnl quilts ch $L 886 Whlte. colonial spread S5J set, new.: w, Reooril ~ GM.. Ll.1;.1111-:...\ ·,-;;;;
chak 16. Car bed SS. T>iCJ· --'~-• •• !W3JOll "'1 "'-Wcdi!!nrr ""'"' $25, A. ltAllY bed . 130; -cle·.15.~Elertrto~ $2.50. ,i;rwn.:St.,O:>staMeaa . i ,JO, &nalJl cforftti.\oe.J·eqe qir"~·""$:1:' Jiirft"', Pl~ rtbhi!tt..l $2! Inrant ANTIQUE dotbe'4 and S1'0VE. with CCQtl'r irkldlt~ $4. S2 ~· •l)ade .$2,tNi!W Potty thatr $2: 1
seat·$2. Dtrmper II, diaper Jeweley $1 . ., $25. Clothe1 excenent ~1tton, $25~ T.V. anterf~-'$5. FiflllttJU1 U· 64f-72M u·. J
h a I' Jtjl;~ ear 20c: ra~ $10, l>e$k·hUtch $2.S, Refrlget'lllOf', · works &OC!di end rtlOne S6, · pori • and ' • rl 'd-
Sl. 0W8' tio Ing, slie l.:C Dinette 1et :-ns• ;fntique S20; 9:<12 O\'al ·rug, &'l'ffn.t p&ns 2Sa .. 31, Statue Of Wtf.9.~~'f111,~I.,t ~
2.X: • $4. Toy chest SIO. tnrnk7 Sl5 • "'$25, Fabric SlO· Old mi 10f8 i!flli Venii, $S, Q)Omte '~·~ , MM , mm~
5' pool, $2. To)ll, 25c • SL Sl • SS. Fire e~tittgul!her two' S10· 3)35 \\'allaoe I NeW Dltiktn allde l'\M '$5. $25. eaclt.. llNiJ 1.1:. ! ~~n
912 Peace Place-, Rancho $3), Folding scretn S15, ~170 ' ' Pm-tl'D rolll!'r llaitiH ff~M1 ~~. ,
400
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P.tesa, Near South Coe.st Antjqµc Picturet and mlr-I 2 ~ doU,. $2 IO $.1, CLOCKS ~ ..
Plau, Co.ta Mesa. S40-404t tors $1 -~ Chtntse raa: DARLING ~ JIC)Odle, ~ Fold Ina: 11Hl tronbic:boat'd t ' "5; • Battiiry ''Wll. •$Ji:
GUITAR and Cue $20. SZ, Poaten Zc • SJ~. cocker p1.1pples.. QrJo whit~ U.», f\lntltvt 4all1 )I, Orlmit '7.51. t.-t
Guitar $1S. 3 apted portable Ouiltnias card8 $3.50 box, and one black, curlJ' $15. 5 plJoit ~ • $1.Sf,. -.New .UC. $.1! f llllce Jt ..........
Roccm1 pta,.r $20. m.1563 Old ""' new -~ • 51M971 , b'alo1bia wbNla , '2."~ T R AH' POfit\tiOI< I at 11.!0. Jbn e .. ,. bottl., 15, 1 hlbocbl ~-t11n nM!to -""1'I. ·It '..rt
lWIN Box s,,ro,,. mat..... New._ in>tMr boml 110, MOVING • Col-..... II. .vi...iet .lfj), .~ """" -·nL ~
$10, 42'" round eoflte table Tin Mrxku .a.det, )'!llow, p1enlc t.uie1. Jee ~tt lK• ~nc-' U'*. ~ &Cl-Ztf~l'' .t ._j
17.50.Rattan cl<lbcbalr$2S. ~·112.-... .,.., ...... , ........ '!$'§ .WO""' 30'"1iliila i..01 ,. .. ·~'Y lliiit ·•'
H<at tamp is. Pa\IO w.. 1a .. curtalnl !10. !J\>Pol'1bl O>aJte ~ 110; 3 ,. ""'' -n eith.' s ..:..ii.~ ·$11. MM!to ... u. m .... Movie SC..n -clolhr 15. Wlcl!tr chain 11., Ullllt; ~ ~ beuli --·11 ;;;;,.,="""'r";;;:-.:::::.:-o SlO. Dt>sk $5. CU.tom WO"'tn dWr $15. Oak chair SS. it, KJtct-in atdOI it. 'Bar etch. Box baby dbulita J2.1 SJ A. $2!; ~
llhader-$25. Bahd u.w ~. S.t.'11d sun. J-""' 30t1Ctdai $2$· 3 ''°"~ =· 21·~ $1.75. Foldlrw l'Mtn , 12 Door , ""~
S!'l'BJ' palnt gun SC.SO. 1t1tn's St., Newport Shortt P>; Mln'Ot $3:' c b 111 ai each. B<n beby ,colthn St; Silt-131111 ·•l!Jl
Ski .boot• 16."1. -11"11 -'· c:ab!net tz>: 1>r1p pan 11'1lll '3MI&> MOY1NG ~ ilnplooo ;c;iil, ~lls with CQfl $8.50 each. D.\ff!'-1 .. ~ld ~-~~1 4• spcuo!', In pot,& AllCtr, ..d.:l kJ,i-a ? Si-'9; Dectrtc ·f'lllDC··~ File cabinets $25'. Qolbltlf st;,; "M11tchlns llY"l' c, .. r $10. st6-t150 P~11-~·)iey nul'ltr ~~ ~ ~ a.W."'l'Wn :~
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Thoren• tumtalpl.. -
Newcomb TraDJcrlpUon Rec.
Player w /Amp.
ID 35.00
19.50
Otlofon, Empltt, Grado -'10. to 20.00
TAPll RICORDIRS
DAV11t ·L. ,RASIR t.cillU"' pvt. cow. LldO
Cal: Chuck Avery Park. Reu. Tmna.· S'lS-4S3l •
3421 Via Oporto, Newport or K8-2381 •
fl3-S252 * 4M-3918 t:VH. liQVELY beach house b •
lfahll! <Fum or untum) "'1TENIURG 41 Patio, clubhoule, ..,.i, ""' •
$2f,'7S. Sall1w1y I ~~.: o1ld\Jt"':,lh.mc>a!9,_ ~ 1.
:1969
BUICK
29' Col ,. l/B loaded $99!0 ·-· ~ -· ~· 35' Hen-ellCbaU. ati.ent ow:nr ter, m-.16'72 • IMMEDIATE
desperale, ...... u,. $12,000 Motorcv llO 9300 • DILIVERY
• • •
• • 38' KettenbUr& '15 Grt)', ..,.. c '
trncs, 16 aalll, varientl + 1967 HONDA lOO. MINT • • •
e PAClFIC YACHT SALESe CONDITION. Paid $600 in • •
3446 Vla Oporto, Newport Dec. Need tuition money. • •
U Hour Phone 6'73-1510 First $450 takes. 6U-21TI • DRIVE IT •
WILL TRADI or 67>-786> • HOME TODAY •
ht & :Ind Trvtt Deed& '67 TRIUMPB 500 cc. Twin I •
AUTHENTIC SPANISH: lledrOOms, living
NC>m•, g1me Htl, dining r~ sets. tables,
lamps, wroucht Jrnn and acctstories, etc.,
eic. I CARTRIDOIS & PICK·UP ARMS
----~~~~~""!""----· Tandber& Model 6, Slereo Rec. 149.l!O ' * NEAR NEW * Panasonic RS'/S5S Stereo Rec. 110.00
For cruller or Mil wltli lllX. atmded forka. ~ over
(n4) 4'4-QJ35 payments $34 .88 mo.l!~.caCl~ll. •
P.O. BOX 248 t15-o'l67 •
lA Meu., Callt 920'1 '64 YAMAHA ~ cc, low a • Oflice equip: 40 dt1k1, 40 oUlce chair•, 15 Othon, Ampex, Revere ·from $45. ID 95.00
file cablnef.I, misc items for .. orderly of-SPEAKERS & ENCLOSURES lite, planol, couches, hld~a·beds, rm divld· er1, BR set!:, dinettes, din rm sets, chinas, J. B. Lansing Hartsfield System 395.00
85.00
35.00
17 FT. Perfonner, Ialander miltqe, l!'XCtllent cond. • •
Deluxe model (lll fiber-New tap. $350. 6f6.-0156
server1 & many more unusual pieces! " C-50 O~mr.us Encl.
Rtfrlpr•tori • Stoves • 'W•1h1r1 • Dryers W:!~e=:~:~ncl~cW/lO''
1Iau) outboa.rd. Cw;tom '69 YAMAHA 250 Enduro. • • 1~ d~wn cover. Big wheel Compresai<>n release, new • '2444 • tilt trailer. $7(1(). or be1t oH· llc. $750. 673-2279 • •
Wt Plnonct With Good Credll . dtial-cono Spkr.
. Mi11..: Chorge & BenkAmerlc1rd J.,B. Lansing C-43 Encls. w/115-AC 35.00 er. Phone 6(2..4980 ~r 7 pm 1964 SUZUKI 250 CC. Xlnt I •
'°ID oond. $200.
---846-~18
Lut chance tor Boat Show 1.964 Honda 5-90 • AOK Commi••ion Gallery ' & Networks (2) ••· 149.50 ._ · Altec 515 Theatre Woofers (4)" 39.50 7122 GARD!N GROVE BLVD. BOZak CM·20M Column Spkrs. (2)" 180.00 FvMllVrt IOOO Gor ... Salt· ·
• • • • • Bon111 th.ls wetkend. Coro~ Sl25. I
ado ~09!!. Cor :ISM995, * 847-33M * • ' 199 • Cor 34-416,9915. S l •V e $500 •
now! Slip an.nahle. Auto Service • DOWN •
MAJIOOANY. SUN. ONLY. NI .... -1,Block Weet of Beach Blvd .. off G. G_. Frwy. W,c. 8" to 12" Spkrs. $3 to 8.00
FRINCH PROVINCIAL w/ lr<fltt 125: -. ....,. !!! ri.m A i.rp Eotole IOI rccm tablo $25, w/ ,4 , . , C.C.T.C.
A a.. ..i..uon o1 oompi•I• matchln& clu\ln 'Q -"1l Pl•-& 0.,,-1130 HI.fl & SterM 1210 CQ11tac AVUC Receiver
fUD. Ille bedroom 1et1. S4 eL SOfa w/ bm Philips C.C.T.V. Camera
180.00 39!5.oo
495.00
175.00
Open nlte1 tll 9. · 845-CmO & P•rh 9400 •
COLUMBIA Defender 29', ttflua tax & llctn&e 1>11 ·~·
llllll'W rccm .. ~ table • cuohlono 1211. 2 maWW.O • N•w Pi-• WE!ICOR. Mon_, 1t.... Pa~kard Bell C.C.T.V. camera
6 chairs, c b J n a, butfet. chaln M. Some Mic. l31J W'l1RLI'1.'Z!:R I: BRADBURY co01bln. radio, PhoOQlrapb Akutron " "
alpa s, 30 h.p. inboard. Full ~ OLDS Eng., rehlt. S80; ~td credit for thls1
racina: ,ear & extru. Dinghy 56 Olds hydra. trans. $30; New Buick SpeclaL No.1 cuafom made 1 o I a chair, E. Balboa Blvd. Balboa All ltylel A tinishta, all & tape recorder $19 D •
malq. cottee I: Iarre tables GARAGE s..Je, Ftb. 22 4 Amin1can made, '88 mte, del 543-3942
w-k.ather topll. 2 twllf ma· 23 9 AM. Br eet, clottiirw· w-benc:h &: tuned. Prlct atart. JEAN MUSICK CORP.
I: o u t board. S12,85Q. Or Be1t Offer. SU-3072 •433279Z600349.
64&-80t7 or 494-7135. FOR Sale complete "396" I 1
hof. bdnn. eets. Duncan jewelry, bookl, Mik. ltr 1nr at $499. C1mtr11 & Equip. 1300
Pl!;fo ta bl. & ' cholro no .. , .... C.M. WurRtJ•r o-na -
20IO Plecentl• Ave., Costa Meta
J41.1671
HULLS for 1.!allbu outrlaer. Chev eng. lSO hp, like new. I •
Need rclinlahlng $200 or $600. or beat ofter. 539-9643 1 1
best offer. 675-6l?O Triller, Tr•vel 9425 • •
LIDO 14, 2 yr new, No. -_ I , 1 • Muat sell all lmmed. at a D6 • "'2-QUALITY Lei ca Camera,
aacrUice, Termt on aood LI Gar:aae ~; 1l1-. Sa~ • NEW • •Xlnt eond ., Duh atl, ez. ' ..,..,.11 A SUn. 221 Vta Nice, N:a.n.y ether tfllke1, M11' tru, cue & inltruct. $97.
--WAREHOU, Si '~'lf'i •['»'· ~ l ~· & 11n1""L ~. -· . ,,, . Appllu... llCJO, r\ll' at $595 Sporting Good1
Mlt~llneoUI , Mf1cellaneou1 8600 ·24.l4 Full race. Bow flot JO' AIRSTREAM 19 6 6 •62 JAGUAR • MAG!l,\\,'.v··!~ ~'• -•-TV Rd trlr $1350. 54&-3225 eve. SovertfP.: Ol The Ruad, •l .t 4 tl••r. Aut.:· tre111.,8
7721 Garden Gravt Blvd., e SPECIAL PU1\0f.AiE e . EVERYTHING IN MUSIC
1 Block W, ol Besch B!vd. Da,.,._ ._ •--•Uc uslc ·~ aan1en Grove ,.,...,, :;.;,:;.";':u,., ;:;;~ • ._ Beach M Center
Qpen 1D to 9 Sun. l().f; plllnefl• &om model bomel
20 PC. "MADRID" at '""tuttc d1-nb! Nn Down. We arvtce. See at: :i Room Group FOSTER'S
FROM MODEL HOMES 17115 Brookhunt. rtn Valley
Include•: Quilted IOfa &: <So.. of Warner) •1234
chair -2 end tables I: col· 0 'KEEFE-Merritt ir!ddle-
feoit table - 2 lampa -drfq. top au nnae. a: re at
1'•ctoty Salta & Service
Dally 12 noon 'tll 9, S..t g..s
1740& Beach Blvd., (Hwy 391
1¥.i mt. So. San Diego Fwy.
Huntlna:ton Beach 347-8538
Used Organ Sale
er -mim>r -headboard -broiler! $35. 494-930(! Hammond :M100 Spinet $900
quilted box IP~ I: matt-REFIUG • old, but worb Hammond AlOO Con9ole $UOO
reu -5 pc. dlninc room; wtil. Good fol' prqe or Hammond RT-2 Concert with
table I: 4 hi·back chain. lab •111 96UOC1 HR 40 ~-CDMPAR.E AT $749Z • .-. , .............. , ..,...,.....
. WESTINGHOtliE ....... tlb Hammond a w/lpOr .. $11'0 $399 .. .-.. 1 yillr{;o14. Like 'llammond II-! • U.lio 121SO
No_Pn\_ ne..;'Jll!qi "k'Mli' Gw.....,n Pftmlor "'!t.~
W W -l -"""" ..... ,, .... .... . . Anll!jUM • rtf' 111 ILL PIANOS ............. .
c.... •• ~.. --,-20%orq)ote~!!
IOO W, flh st., Santa Ane ANTIQUE -<11111 .,.._ oPan Mon l l'i'l .0..:
Open Delly 9-9 -ert -"""'1 pYt. HAMMO!Cl> Sal u sun 11.C oollectklft. 18th c paint San in t'ORONA DEL MAR
MOVING: Birch dlnlnc 1tl Anton.IO w. lilt frlml; Me»-2154 E. Cout Hwy., t7U930
ff 1 h. 6 bain $250 Ste bn curcWx. a m a I I , 1.s~1:.. .,.'; or '2 ,.; s:il pr1m1u .. w. 1n1ot tntmn; Grand Opening
YouthchalrS8.Blrchcottee 17th C. lllu~lnated Our new orpn department
table $20. Birch headboard parchments; ti:J1 paintinp. la now open featurtns
SIS. Brau headbau'd! $5. Senaibly priced or excbanae THOMAS ORGANS
Bunk tied& &: Mattreaet, for iood na.udc&I antiques. with the ex.clull.ve Color-Clo
2 cheats $40. 5'8-8195 ~ and. Playmate.
VJ.Sr Slnck Amer & Eor PREE
HouMhold Good• I020 1um A: clocks. Larr Y Lawrence Welle .family mlllllc
Marean Antlquet. 2 4. 21 c:ourw, • $100 value, tree DOUBLE box 1Prina A: follm
nibber mattreu + frame + bookcase headboard +
beallUful ~· $.1l
Newport Blvd., C.M. with every Thomu Orran.
ANTIQUES I:: a.ocxs Pricea start at $585.
FOSTER'S ANTIQUES Coast Mnlc -W<l3I • llCll Federol. CM .... NewPOl'I llvdi CM
~ 12 eo-r ot Nnrpo111i Hvbor
Gor.P Sale IOU S.Wl"I -~__!_~ 646.0271
l--G~A~R-A_G_l,_S_A_L_E __ ':ci!':..~ :~..-!~
SAT. & SUN. lnel. Senlcl ..........
Mllcellu1'0WI !tents lnclud· ana forces repol $3l.l5
inc t1omena dreuea Iii.le U. CUb r* usume $4.'6 ~.
201ii SJ. to $5: women. lhOH Button bole1, o v e r c a I t
'1lr.r 7 • nti 50c to SL50; wo-blln4 hems etc .. wlthOut at·
mens ha.ta 2Sc • St; ldtchen tacb. Gu a ran t e • OK.
pdfetl, aome new; aprona; 535-6615
meru white 11hlrts alze 16; jji8 SINGER. Zia: z a I
mens 1hoe11 7~ • B, Qackl automatic wttb wal cablnet.
•lie 42. Slacks 32-33, walh Take over s pymnts of '7 ·2:'5
I: Mar S2; jacketl, 1utde ~ mo. c.11 fi 21 -I 81 T
6: knlVcomblnatlon lhe 42, anytime.
15; plctur" 5tk to SLSO; J ========-= kmPI w/shade1 to SS; .eat Mutfal Inst. 1125
bell& {set) $4; blond, nevu ~"---· ----
mar tier end lAble SS; pink Gultll' tt.8d=0rt•n
full letWlh formal ala 14. $10 e NEW and U •
JJ7 E. 16th P\ace, Fender • Vox • Standel
Colts ?i1eaa e GIBSON e MAR.TIN
GAft.AGE Sale, Feb. 21-22-e wu.s:>N e YAMAHA
23rd. Rear m Jumln. Drvm HelCIQu•rters
CdM . Furniture, •NEWand tiSED •
ttfri&e.rator, ITtin Ir: dbl LUDWIG. ROGERS. ASTltO
bedl I: dreuer. Llbrvy Luse ldtetion wltb new 4
W»e, 2 pc davertp:>rt. mttte pc. •ts and cymb&ll start-
,. end tt>ll. 100 ceramic lrw at $91.50. Ptdall. bi-hahl
maWd. ()dda &: eMt. b.12 and •t. rtpab'ed. All small
tent for Station Wan. 5 hp pt.rtl, ~ I: qmb&ls
~-outboard. 1a 11oc1<.
iiIJtO -· .... ""4 EVERY'nllNG Ill MUllP ·'~··'" cleanor l ... _ .. Muslc"-er
Oranre Counf;y'1 ........,_ ..
CONN ORGANS
NEW I: USED also
WURLITZER
PIANOS "' 01\GANS
Some l'loor Modth
Rentals • Service • Tema
QualWed T--
PIA.NOS from • , • • . •• • $388
ORGANS from ........ 14n
Gould Music Comp1ny
200 N, Ma.In, Santa Ana
So. ol FreeWIJI, M7.00Sl
Mon Ir: Frl 'Ul 9 Sun 12-5
WE 'RE In our new 1lore.
Our fantastic l&le of Pianoi
I: Orpna DOW continues at
On.nae County's only piano
I: orp.n "IUPtt market".
'"""" .... 1195. Ora ... from $195. ·
WARD'S BALDWIN STUDIO
Ul9 Newport. C.M. 60-8484
HAMMOND • stetnway Ya-
maha • new I: \lied planoa
of all maket. Belt buys VI
So. Calif. rlsbl .....
SCllMIDT MUSIC CO.,
1907 N. Main,
Santa Ana ·m · sHd ltem.1.· Sat/Sun 10 ~ ' ·\9HI
AM iD I PM 925 E. Balboe, . Factoey ~ 4 Service Televltlon 1205
BIVll .. Belboe DaJ17 12 ,_, 'Ill 9 Sat 9-5 SACR!FlcE---13/JO-.-E-menon--
, GARAG£ SALE 1740fi Beach Blvd.', (Hwy 39) Color T.V. Beaullful cherry
S..tJ8isn/MOn M : m!IC.: 1~ ml. So. S&n Dleco Fwy. wood c1blnet. Actual S750.
l'&dnj bib, etc. 1I0 2 Huntt.ni1on Buch H1.Q value. ~
Olltal'ln llr~ HB amuNG i..,; sullar, RENT TV $10
.\RAO Sale ••I. like new. Wiii tlcrillce Nl Deposll ·TnleDellvery
.J\U'Dlt:an 4: ho u • c 11•1 d '1J6. *'"itM91& • 5.)4..(Hn or Tn.allO
...... ID Copltal C.M. GUILi>, Mo<ltl No. 1'212. 12 REMOTE CONTROL
IC-.J«ll, tirlJW' •/hard shttl cbt. 21" l\.fotaroll. b/w IOOtl am-
Gonlo 1lllo IAT/SIJN -Ooll=US.==1*=="""==illo=.== I dllloo ISO
:111111 -HI\ -67l-7162 ................ -l TV, ...._ ' °""" 1130 I 'P"'•"'CKARD==-~ ... =u-,c-0-10-r ';:~:::;:,~;dol,;; ...... ;;.:;;G~:--:;:,."'""'!r.:--IUPIUlllr 'IS mom ~ °"""'· 21". llSl, .... plo. -...... 6 -.., -!Not .,,,. tubl. Qaoftt ~
112 -Plloi. Cll ........ ). Good -• 1 -...,i.lleedl..,,,_..red, Hl.Jll & St.no 1210
r_Gol"e' ... -~ $llO 5'Ml.44. Sl'IREO 1• oo11<1 ot.ste..; 1:.~~t&A~ PRIVA'l1l PARTY ..... N....,''1"41181. At.. Wont.s.,b\111-6' walnat AN/Fli liiSCfl J m J\tml of for QMb.I 21UTT-l.OS5 mulllplelt, 3 &pe.aktr autfk> ~ -•DQet. 7S5 llfii00i6 fLiitk l)'lfem. Normally ttll1 for 11-. •¥·0111 PIA!IO * 1125 $419.115, Acr1flco • $250.
DAILY Pllbi.WAJn' AD6l • m.GlJ * Cndlt Dept. m-1219
l •
O~ARD Guh tank $4. A OIJC ~ '"'Wl SABOT No.' 4.739 dacron sail, W/wf;cpti. Bay Brttze air •re.ti .. hta .. r, S~1 •11:·
Coniatr part.a. 4 Spd tran1. $225. Snwr-tone Stereo good cond. $285. colld'r. Spare w1-e1, TV •'•pllenel ,.,,. 1.11111 1500
COMPLETE U.S. Dlvtt1
Scuba Outfll Everything
the be~t Coat $500. new.
Uted once, $300. 54M902
dlaauembled $10. Roar ax· pbooo. AM/FM 11 T 5. * !148-3361 * anlonna; CaB att 5 PM, • .-•2 , ft •
lea t5 each. Enaine com-Lampe. tables, etc. French SANTANA 22, Race, crubte
1
839-q75 Mk1nl $6,IDI • ~ 1 partment lid $5,. Monza. hub Prov. style. '60 Pontiac equip. 6 hp Johnson OB. 66, FIELD le Stream; 17
caps $2 ea. Good w/w tire: Sl!IO. 847-7243 $4350. Cl) 524--0546 ft.: fluah toilet. au or e1ec. • •66 TOION~DO •
I: wheel S7. OM!vrolet 3rd M 5 111 ftfrl ~ t•--~-" • ·-e g. 1~ew "..,., 'f.w<N• IF 11 I t • member worlu, need 1 ••• 20' KEEP Stoop ln N. B. Incl. E-Z .Ii.ft hitch & elec. u ,,..,,,, •~ ory •1r
brake1 S7 Falcon hub cap1 Ll9ht Auburn Fill al.Ip, ~. OHer or trade. brake system. 54s-4032 ••ond, ISIN112:l •
.. t ol I, 15. 54~ Pd $120--Soc. $25 642-S759. or 64>-2623 '62 CHEV. \; ton plcl<-up; • $2995 • -Ml1cell1neous l600
7-PC. living room set $90; 1--.,-.,ITft--,.-f-AB_R_l_(S_ 548-4537 Aft. 6 p.m. R&I-1 h . IL -.,_ • •
Dinette M!I, 6 chalni, $20; MlllW Kirby vacuum cleaner w/at. Power Crul1tr1 9020 call dt.~P:"~i.Si ... "'1; • 1
'""'· l25; wuher, S40; rm ia-•-•· T-~ -·r all SACRIFl'EI 'U OPIL • $25--$45; &-pc com PI et e ...,FOR SALE \a.1u.1en-.. IU\11' .,... llll "'" ...... _ '"-pymnts or pay oH balance 36' ~r w/65' mooring; Trucks CJ500 •spt. Coup•. R11ll•, h••l•r,
twtnucu.niui,:: .. set. ii.l.e 1M1W, $90; Remnant., aample1 I: 1'fill ot $36.12. a-edit Dept. topcond MUlt.ellbyweek-•• tp11cl. I ow~•r. tUOF·•
UC\I comp e e, ex-e.ndt SaL Only 8 a.m. to 2 KE 5-1289 end ~ Aft 6 *SPORTSMEN$ VAN* .•o 11 I
ceU.nt, llS; double bod, p.m. 929 Baker, Costa M• ... I======== OWEN. s Cabin ;,_:.__ _ * TRUCKS * • $1495 • ~; bikes, &iris & boys, FOR 0 " ~ ~-• ~ TL-A All H A ~· ~· .. ~ Su .... ..i.ft -n ---'3IU.oCo Misc. W•nted '610 ...,.n .. ---,, nrw ...,. IL ... y re . ere t • ·~~· -~-•. ~. SHOP5MIT11 -0 ~·• -• • F ntllll D Co.ta MeU. lt&-9188 eve~ , ,. & l\, -coven.. Exctl. cond. Aa1dng I c 1scount1 • '65 IUICI •
•""" ~ _,,. IAZAt , 'I WAYn I ~· 61>-11112 f lfi' Immediate •'''" w.,.,.,.., '''• :»-..U"' ... ON * i; Call Sator F I T' ""';.. ~ s ,.d 5 ii 0 "H"'"'c rrr"' , ''"'" "'1' h . , ••.• '"ii' ~~~ u•-~ :t • P ~nc •• ~ ••r '''''· l't'ZX U ~· wtllfoeU or N..; 11 t ~· C or , I ••n "' · • g,-;.; Wtridy • .,.,-cov.•1NGS "' . ~ ll''PAnE!IMlK . • . I $22 A··~'-~ ••• 7 3IJ " • ITC. ' 12 do1. · ci.aJe v-drl,.; < DODGE 1 • ~-• ·-' p.m. ea.,..1.s. v1ny1.s, Ttl•' 1a1nt Cash In 'lz hour Windy's Auction B•rn atyle• am colon. Commer-D:llbrk. hi!r!I. Tandem trlri 15565 Beach mvd .• <Hwy. 39) • • 541-4531 513-2606 '41>2Wl '65 CHRYSL!ll • B@hind Tony's Bldg. Mat'I clal &: ResldenUal. Expert • 2075% Newport. CM 646-8686 lnatallaUon. E I 9035 HWltln&'ton Bead. N•w Yerk•r h1rcl'top coup•·• w.1403 ~7262 Att'ORDION Door to fit 4.' Marine qu P. MECHANIC'S Spee._ I full pow1r, f•ctory eir• p~?io~ 1:~·~ l·APT=~s,..1u-re"'lrl&""",-au"'to_1_u °);~~~=847-3513 1 . 7% KW Kohler marine '65 Olevy ~ Ton PU, 6 •cond. tNHA l54l 8
hoU1ehold items. Evft'ythlnc heater (like new). Lii J =========::.. dlell!l 1enerator eet. llil V-cyl. 4 ipd, split rirnB. $200. • $2295
lesa than 6 mo1. old. Maytag manaler. MAKE Machinery, etc. 1700 220 v AC U 8-9617 ' 6t2-492l • •
6M-01M OFFER. 8'5-0039 BOATBATH • Aqualon hull '6(}.QIEVY 1 Ton, 4 1pd, • I e VACUUMS e FURNITURE&aarqeu.le, LANCE Tubing Bender l\W'lf, 2% Yrs. good cond. flat~. many extru. See '67 COUGAR • ~o ""· -n. __ 1_ IL __ ..,.. muat aell before 3/L 501 w/~r &: cutter, pro-Fil! cal-20, etc. 548-1547 at 837 W. 17th, CM MS-1691 •rt&H, 1uto .. PS, 1ir ceitdJ.1 Re.;.,.~~tV.;um 34.th St, N. B. (Cm'. Finley.) ,gram.med. 2" & 1%" dies, or eves, 548-1112 •tioni
1
n9. I ow111r. IUCX.1 673--2968 reuonable. 642-6007 Boat Slip Mooring 9036 '" CHEV., · % ton. VS 4. •••2 333 E. 17th. c.M., &G-1S60 PETS ES OCK ' $2695 • $50. '61 CHEV. Corvair. NEW model Sh o Pim it h' incl LIV T DOCK $1 per ft, Up to ir.o5o. =tlOl'I, RI: H • •
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.. -a.ii ---...... every acce11ory for Peh ~-n ii llOO ~· p .......... "--t ,~-.., Runnlnc :;;-. ~1 ........ \\'OCldworldng; like new $400. ' '"' er -., .. _ -''"" '6t FORD Ecomline. Good • •
MAGIC Ch@! apl alze com· 548-Sl!iO YOUNG, African ittY Par--loat·Y1cfit . C'Qnd.; laod rubbtr. Mr. • 66 OLDS, "lf."~ •
b·n I f & Ink WASHER. ste-hi fl 21'' ro1: very t&me, talks. rare, Ch ~ 9039 ~ 524-1200; 642--7983 .L.,,,,. 4 JW. ~""9r, ~ . ~~-=u:: . W/181~ TV all need 'lite \\~ $10 beaut.; papers. $ 415. lr•w;".I . . '5& Q,ev, lit Ton P.U., ti •f•tt1ry •It. CSUKti)-•
stand. eto. Otter. 67~ ~or 125 W... Ill 5.lS-.ll.19 ~ C?AI.125 24: sfl."'!_TER cyl., 1395. ~G<••l! I $2495 :
NEW-Sear'1 mwq:e belt, ~ ll2S 1'r80-7S28* 1963 FORD FlOO, ~ ton. Ii
drop Ieat table $7, desk $4, WHITE Gennan Sht!p., 6 CAL 24 iOt CkAR1'ER V-8 lol'JI~. Comm plates. • '62: CHIYY •
ORGANIC Fertlliltt, Qed 4 patio chrs $2, dbl bd mo's old w/ doghouse $100. $25 day. Sl.50 wk. $775. 00 aft 3:30, 536-7919 • PICKUP •
FREE TO YOU
hol'M!! manure combined $5. 673-4994 1323 Baker, Apt B. C.M. * 80-7S2B * GMC 1959 , Recent motor I R1dio, 1111 .. r, i .,.H•
with wood 1hlvln&s. Good QUALITY kln&: bed All5PMwkdayz,&nytlme 904• overhaul Xnlt cond. $495. 1 1K6l,511
mwch. 8330332 or 546-1931 w/qullted mattreu, comp. wk •nd• Boot Storop ,.._.931 • $1195 • ~~ I & $ Mon ~ Never tlled $98. worth $250. NOVICE obedience ct a 1 1 BOAT STORAGE '58 CHEVROLET I
~=~~-~~--842-6536 starting Feb .25, 7:30-8:30 Sail or power up to 20' Fenc-1% ton, van body. I
3 i::URE white, al"blno, long FRANCISCAN dinner ware, p.m. ed yard. Newport Bl.)'front. $600. Prvt party. 64.U'lBI • '65 OLDS Detta n •
haimi guinea pip, 2 Apple i-,ttem, ltintlct for ~tARTINCREsr KENNEU; Monthly rates Include. , • -... Dr. H.T. RIH, oute .. PS,.
I em ale• l ma 1 e · 12 w/extra aervlna; pc1. S65. 5t&-098U. Use of hol1t Jeeps 9510 ••ir c1nclltl1"r11,. rMOY~
842-lll4l t 212" ~1219 ALASKAN Malamute, AKC, Launching -1461 I
FREE Th good home 2 kl~-female, 4. moa. Eiceellent Call Anthony's 'rT BRONOO I $ . • tens 9 mos. old. AI.-3 BURNER W I o. Butane for show ............. lll and 839-2281 Hdtop, radio & heater, rtar a , 6 8 • . camp or boat ranae. S50 r•wwr-~ .. • fectionate, trained. 646-1403 6• couch S35 6 man Ille breeding. Black wtth white seat, 4 ll.'heel drive, rtcl 4 . ==..,_.,,..... ___ 21_21 ratt S40 so;.ms muldnp. m-Oltll Mobile II-. 9200 whlto "'''"°'· ln Xlnt Cood! • • z GRAND Pall! •
Q.EAN 4 Burner pa atove, DOBE 6 mo red male AKC, Never been off the road! 6 I oven/broUer, &ood con-GAS rel. $50. Patio table lhotl &: eat ttOp includ. Costa MtH'I Not beat!~ FuDerton. IAul o flo1n1., ,_ 1teer.,1 dltlon. l..ar'lf' me Servel ras compt SU!!O. 23" 1V $45.. Olamp alock $100. 54G-3076 Ye1r Round Mil.JTARY Jeep. Chev V-1, er•llio, h1etw. tOHZ 621J "'"'""'°"· 6G-"'311 21'1 Tabl• radl<><i 13. • 15. * WHIPP~ PUPP~· * Mobile Home Show Corvalr Bucket Sea .. , '1 • • 1195 • 6ff-O'J17 ""~ ~~ 16'-20'.z?'·24' k 34 wides pl gu tank, Surrty lop, • ¥ • SMALL, male do1. DINING room aet, 6 chair TOP QUALITY-Martin-Fro S6995 ll00xl5 titta ~'::.u~~b~'ke~ w/neMlepolnt. lJnens, I: m!lt Kennell 546-0989 12 ~IDES ::e utru. On fro~t = ........ ~.
SU-0643 S.A. 2121 china. lOltl Apl A Mlts~n. BEAUTIFUL Sl Bernant I0'-43'-40'.,ltl'-M'-G0'-64' Feb. "'"' "l-wbeder" • JAGUAR
CM pure bred. 2 Years. tra.lned. From $3995 Mqulne. See at Mesa • •
FREE Lovinl male black UPHOLSTEIUNO _ ff!l.50. 2 $225. ~1656. You can pay rnort Unkm Station Cor. Fairview I 1111:&1\Alllf i&f I
cat. 1 yr old. Very af. pc. (European craftmnt!n) MALE. German Shepherd, but you ce.n't buy beltl!r I: Newparl'e!vd. ~ nut.UUUA fuu • ~~te w I e b 11 d r e2 ~ Frff ell.. del. ptclrup. 215 AKC, 1% yn, &ood 11tt. Parks available in all areu. BRONCO 1968 • .
.,.._ /w Main, HB "Berny" 5.16-64tti likes chUdrtn, $75. 96i.-1233 B1y H1rbor Bit; tires ready fOr l!lji! .t.:omplt .. $1le1 • 5.,.,_.•
r.ma:D' 8 puppies g wkl. OONY 500 Stereo tape DORER.MANS AKC, mWlt Mobile Home Show Will trade. 175-a1 8 1ct •nd P1rt1 Dtp•rt-1
old/""'?fothtr Poodle Dad reoorder, eomplet. with tell! Excellent quality. 1425 Ba!H?r St. mtnf for JAGUARS. •
'!J')rwn. fm-8918 2/H speakers 6 mlkf:L Flrlt 546-5889 ~S block East ot Harbor Blvd. C•mt-n 9520 •
tR"A.l,TflY Mal Pu Be ..... 1 I'""~ .. ,__ "' .. ., • .,. on &kc!r _ I S•o•The hcltlnt • .,_~ . e P .... ~ JIN...._.,. ........,.,.,o11 5rANDARD Poodle puppic1 Co!ita l\.teaa ln4) S4Q.947fl VW '''' ~•1•1r To41y I
ltraln, g w\s. Nttd1 Sood FULL Set men'1 Wlhon Golf Semi-~brkn, $75 u p . ....
hem•. SJ&-154• 2/21 Clobt, matdwd, .... Good Chomp •look. 641-7732 TRAILER 11-"""· ...... Bus Ir Ca111nar ......... .
NEED lflO<'I home lor Gentle nd Iba.( ch awning. Deck I: storage, r-'"I"--'-----• •--bl F Cat Blk/Wht : .. ~."' • eap. TRANSPORTATION complete S-WO. See to ap. SPEC'" 1• ~ a1:~ ... m. . -Boeh & y •chit f••dau . 3l1 w. Bay St, Ill.I • 23' E 171h ST •
TWO CUTE ~ 1:~ u.:h= -9000 SPpll·Nl.o. 19, C.M. Nr o.uy '60 ~.· • " •• ··••••• $8$9 • • ' • • • 9~ HP EVINRUDE motor. u .. ....,. • M1'ed bfted P"PP~• 10 wk>. 145. 5IMl50 '84 llut ................ ~-548 7761 okl 961-319' 2122 Good shape, illcludes pt A'M'RAC mobile ho m • '&l SUnroOf Bu •.•••• $1499 a • • 15 HP Ev1nrude $125. 10 hp tank I: line, and stand, Sl.65 wlcabena. 1pce for c:v. 'IS Ota~ 9 pu. •••• $1899
2 CUTE pupplt1, I wkl oor, Mett11ry $125. Both run ca.sh. 60-4980 or &W-4687 SJps 4. Ml.tit aee to aPJftC. ,67 Dlx Bl.-. 9 pu. •••• $2199 • Mon.Fri l tJO Im • ~:'ale, 1 ma~~ perfectly 541-4934 2 6' CH AR ACT ER 'S &4U132 ' '67 Caqtt, tpllt .eat. dee. • to 9 pm 1
t.!!AVING ata~. m\dt .ell O\ancter &at. S150,CQI or BAYFRONT Attntctiw 1 Br. rtf. •••••••·•••••••••• $25119 • •
OLDER do& ~ maltete Ttr--Orchld1 &: ...-t'ed plants Best: Otter over $1795. tmltt A cabana. $9,(Q). -S1tuN1y l:JO Mt I
rter, Medi sood home wltb ~ 271-A 19th PL, CM. 546-7834 New carpeUn& t h r u .. o u t to 6 pm
ADUl.'l'S. SIM&32 2121 ALLEN Lapklary eqWp for 2S' am.ts Ovemiibter: new retrig A new 1t0Yt. MW5ll ft
FREE to l(IO(l bome • J llale. Cood cond. pwr., paint Ii. tanks: $2350 nmN 10 z !iO llCftenlld ~ ~ • =~~ho~· 2~ * 66.l~ • m-3583 •!Onie box, Cuh. .-c:e -5 PlECE dinette Ht $20. SHARP 15' boat w/mven,
SELECTION 01 btaul kit· 8921 Com« Orcle, West· s-.iv\>I stat1, 40 hp rnotor &x42 Ktt, 1 bdf:lp.. ~
lena A C&tl. For App 't call: mln1ter. 34T·TI!f. & lt'lller. $150. Mi-0267 turn, atN.-ond, 'dliJI,; $11)).
m-.4138 21~ MOVING • furn It u re, 18' OfRISCRAn' .FlbeJ'llas, 2191 Harblr. CM Sp, 19. 14,...,_.,,.11"
BABY B • 1 s I n t t le A milctllancou1, l~ Church Inboard outboard, it9CJO. pvt For Da1b' PUot Want Ada. 1 t7t HAltlO• IL.YD.
Bathinette. m-62TS 2125 SL Coeta ~1esa. MMOO!i pty. 548-8868 Dill to.em COllA NISA~
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TRANSPORTATION ·•ui..c... .
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•-E!EN IF Y~U liAVE BEEN BA'NKRUPT •EVEN IF YOU HAVE NO CREDIT · . ,·
• EVEN If YOU HAD A REPOSSESSION · • ·DfVORCED •.
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•EVEN IF YOU 4RE NEW IN AREA •PAY DAY PAYMENTS
• E·Z BUDGET TERMS • NO lEi> TAPE .-..
COSTA MESA• 2 BIG LOCATIONS • SANTA ANA
' \ ' . ••••••••••••••••••••• I JUST A SAMPU OF SPKIALS AT OUR LOT IN COSTA MESA I r••••••••••••••••••• . JUST A SAMPU OF SPECIALS A~ OUR LOT IN, ~A ANA I
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19&0 FORD '99 19&8 PLYioUTH ,, WAGOll • 4 DOOi HARDTOP
' tvl...,..., Pllllv fKIWv ~ lie. Ho. tPll ~· ~ ~ "r."'·· ~ 11t"'1,,.. radio. llfQJ1r. Kid«Y 111', :r11....,
Offl rice,+ Tu & LJc.. Sloe -L c.. Ho. G -ToT•I ,.ri(t + T•• , .. l ie,
1982 CHEV II '199 $10.00' • 1961 '199 $10.00°
WAGON OOWN CORVAIR OOWN ,
$12.00 $12.00 .
ll:Mlo. llN!w. 1uuw .... uc ''-~~-HotMLll ~ MONTH A.U'hwrmlc: tr.. .. rodlo. ~mr. !kc. "'"'MD~ """"' ., Tol1lr 1 +1a &L . Gll !!'r e + l•&l ..
1961. CHEV. '199 $10.00' 1962 llODBE '299 $l0.ooi
BEL AIR. O<>WN WAGON · "OV!N .
$12.00 . $11.00
· Aute. t"'"-.. r..:llo, he11er.J-~· *· l.fi! 'l\Jc. -"'ONTH ~Fi'°.tni'. redle: ~. -........ Lk. "°""' , . , Tot rice+ i• Tllltl l"rkil + Tu • Uc.
1983 DOD8E s399 I~ Pl.YI. '499 $30.00' $30.00'
DART ..... BRVEDERE DOWN
$23.50· $30.00
I 19&4 '49 1968 ,. -· .• r .. , ·'49 I I BUICK · CHmkEl'~ '" ... · · -. I -
I v ....... .,.. .... _....,119 1JDY!741 "' ..,..,..,,.,"-'"',.,..~'NM•· • 1
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• 1966 FORD
2 DOOR I ....... tr~ ,,JM nil
I IHI OLDS
I SUPE~ 88 · '199
I 1169 UllCOLll s..99 I COITlllEllTAL I
'f9 ~':o~i:::w. '99 I
Tcitll "Ii:. + Tu a Lie. I
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Tott! l'rlt1 + Tl~ lo Lie. 7 ' Totll P'rict + ,-. lo Lk.
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OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 9 A.M. TO 10 P.M. FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE •
$225°:... ..........
J1rlllP Lllt
i\111pu1t •:,
3100 W. Cout uW,..., N.B. 642-9405 . 54<>176'
Authorii.ed MG Dealer
J1l'lllP Lll I
J\11;pLl l l '::
3100 W. a.at H"1·
Newpc<t Bach ,
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DELIVERS OPEL 642-S40S HM'lll ·
NOW'S THE
TIME' FOi
QUICK CASH
THROUGH A
DAILY PILOT
WANT AD
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BRAND
NEW
1969 TOYOTA
COROU:A
-----~ Autt>orbed MG Deolo '
'68 OPEL Sport Sedan: OJ '61 PORSCHE llJ COQpe
HP, red; llc'd, warranty; AM/FM, be.arett. fti1n11t;
15,000 Mi Xlnt COD d • b1Jt. w/whtfe tnf:!r~ '43(IO ' ~ ' . 613-:1585 -· . '
Polsel:IE ''6 PORSCHE. Rebuilt .,..
, ~ New Pirellil .. Nur:tt bal'.I
PORSCHE C black $1300 or make o :r r e r •
'64 • "3-3528
wlblk. inter.; extra clean: =PO=RSCllE=~-=.a.=.,-1 """"" extra&. •HM 837~5ll1 '66 ;p... G• ;;;;;v -· !rd. Private "°"1• Jlufl
IT'S A ttEVELAnON tbl Mil. m .s 39tb JL, N""'°"
,,,.... -""' tlD4 .. Beach. ~ • . Qasal.tled Ado. ~ ._ THE QUICKEk %OU CALL.
,_, rnE QUlarJ!a .YOU mL
lmoomid Aoho HOO Import!' ,AUt. HOO
.1Jt~Ji;•l,1i3'
•• IAOltl MOTOU .
IUOO .:& li.Vf','WISTlll!ini Ml U22
FaEE·FREI
VIQIS VIClllon
3 DAYS I 2 NIGHTS
l'Ott 1WO
Ne Pwirch.M N-M'Y
15300 lelcll Bid.
Weslmlnsfer ., .. 3322
Ol'IN 7 DAYS
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DEMONSTRATOR
'SALE .
1orot~·:.,:rdtop ~~~~'bit~ ··-1Rl~~H vw ~:~s;:eNck.· !$ :.ev. E" R· INvo·. ICE!' Red'/Black vinyl top.-. Rad-In ~lor. ,uJ~~ -. '58 TR 3 lbtr .. Top'COm!tHon. Call ' • l~t~"'"" w/wa&. auio-GOOP V~~~i:p CAI! !19'.n""'.Wl\'!f.., D\UllOPL VOLVO
mace trari&miulon. Serial ,"°77 . .Tpp •• Side ~ ~ ----~*2199 v~ .• ;~1~~ng. ~!;w:Noft ·6~~$1~~~· ., ;NEW 1961 wiitLE ·THEY LA. "T.I
NRB-988. W..ito..i Spoclal. VOLKSWAGEN 1968 A lo _ ENGLISH FORDS n J "'"'~~ .. c=~ .... GOOD v$ALU099E usED ~ iad1o. u1<e new; i.lllli ,,,;:.,: "' l . DELUXE 4·DOOR's
e:r, high floatatlori t1tts &. 1 1
$1895. 644-0'J88 fGll. blJU · · · 0 • wh<eb, warn huh<. flooc '61 VW, xlnt l:ornl. Plenty • DELUXE 2·D OR I
mau. un•enea1. sec. 6598. '66 CAPRICE ol .,. .... , ,,,..,, '65 '"°" ,:.,lHPORTS ~ G{ 4·DOOR's $319• "9 . COUPE • , eng. 4 tranii: •. tJ5· !11;2..7320 ~YOTA·YOLYO •
t.· .• vs. ~"""~ ~1·~::r· '65 vw Sedan, 48.ooo muea. ""' l!Arl>oc, c.M. ..,,.. G 2-DOOR's " I ~~ ~.'1 r·.,... . """' good • ..,..,, """" body IHARPEST ... In .._, • Statio11 W1190nS . coo~ALUB usEo cAR """'·ms. 963-3!6' ' erome """'"' """""'4 ,. .. "4' sp· ffds, · 'A'Rlf ...
6 MORE
. . $1999 -'tlS"'VW; Sunroot.""one own!r •• ovat., custom int e r.io r, ; ....
· . I ~-FM.Ex c e 11 en t cx11~ white exterior, new clutch, ' Automatics · G~.-.-th~C~hovro-.,.t,.,-t be=11ovn="1n: I dition. 49'-9937 ilrakea. master cyl. &; brake ~
Np soles expense cho1'9ts • No prepa·
ratio!' charges • No delivery charges. ., ' Yiiu pay ONLY $99 over actllaJ'factory. . -l11vpicli! Compare window stickers wltli , .
our sale prices to convert ~ tnlly'
unusual discounts into. actuol clollara-
NEW 1961
SHELBY .-AMERICANS
GT· SOO's
GT 0 350'1
FAST .BACKS
CONVERTIBLES
4 Spee41,
Automatics
the Individual. Bring your •59 GHIA Convt. $450 Full cyldrz. Eng. j115t rebuilt. s99 OVER ACTUAL
lndivi du a I transportation Price. Good cond. runs Kftat! $'1'00. ~1 . PACT0RY INVOICE
problem& to us. 540-3702 I !-=>.="=~-====
To Choose From
Delivery Now! and-cents savings on these final fac·
tory shipments of 196B models.
$99. OV~R ACTUAL
• FACTORY INVOICE
s150 NO DOWN PAYMENT ·m vw. Lool<I & """' like Antlqun, Cl-let 9615
PROBLEMS HERE now. Ab'-<ornl. $ll.95. 1 '36 Ford grille, 2 rear doors
complete with glass, 1 hood
&lightly beat. 1 bell housin&'
with rear end. 1 ·~ Ford
hood delLL-ce &; 1 grille de-
luxe. Set of back seats for
V.W. Bus. Phone 536-8411
H.B. Ask for Bill.
ALL YOU NEED IS 968-2889
YOUR GOOD CREDIT '65 vw. xlnt cond. $1250. DOWN
Plus Tax & License
on Approved Credit GROTH
CHEVROLET
* 642-22!K *
'&I VW convertible, new top,
paint. tnterlot. 55,000 mJ.
Sharp.&Mm
J '"'-i New C1rs i ~A~~~~·
BILL MAXEY
v
1 I BE,l\~H BLl(D •.
H t, Beach 147~555
3 rqJ. N. ot Coalst Hwy. on Bch
BEACH
847-6839 .
NtwC.rs 9100 545-!863
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HOLIDAY RAMBLER
INYlm YOU TO COMPARE AND SAVI
Annual Red-White & Blue SALE
WHY WAIT N~:~~H
DEMONSTRATOR PRICU NOW
4 O"L 1. A~t !e~ 196t 's &
JAVE'UWS ll.l.AMBMSADOR !1 ,
ACT NOW SAVE $100's
or come in and ste the
BRAND ll£W '69 RAMBLER
FULL SIZE, SEATS 6, 128 . H.P.
.':;~B4~GAilN
BUSTER'S
I Ht IMPJllAL Le ...... $399 .
4 O~or. Factory air, full power.
OSJl69 • •
lf61 FORD GALAXIE $399 4 Door. Power st••rin~·fower .
brakes, automatic, GG 164
't~ 1··· Dli.Ql!E $ S tion , a on. 6-cvf.Laufo., · Aft9
R ;o "'$1'' ~7
ttil -~ Dolur:~f~· ·99 Stetion Wagon. V-1, fecfory air
and pow •r. KTU 117
I HJ DODGE DART
4 Door,·6-cyl., and 1tic~.
UO Gl 20
1964 FORD GALAXIE SOD
Conv•rtibl•. Po w•r 1te•rin9,
powef hrak91,:•uto. H8X969
1964 c:HIYY MALllU
4 Door. 6-cyl., automatic.
OM L769 -.r,, ..... ~ . , ·: ,., .
\'62 MERCURY Coloor Part · s799 Station WMjon. Factory· air i nd
pow•r·: FJt;4.~?2 . .,.
PRE-CHECKED USED CARS
'66 Fo d STATION w••o• $1995 r COUNTIY S9Ulll
1963 vo.LKSWAGEN s899 1
Lo-mil••. Wl0288
~Door. R.ad io & h•af•r. I
t ,_......, _,., trw., ,.ww ....... IPL JiJ
164 Volkswagen
WMh ..... ""'"'
$995 .
... (6, Amba5sador '"' • $1795 . . ..... ................. , ....... lltN ... .f •• • ...,, '1 . J67 t.\A.,I ' -.... ..... $·1495 t + • ..,.."',. 4 ..... """ ..... ' . '
1964 PONTIAC CATALINA s899 1 Conv•rtible. Power st••rinq ,
pow•r br•k•1, auto. OLG9 I 7 ·
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1 '65 C:HIVY CHEYILLI lDD s399 4 Door. ~ctory •ir, automatic .
~EH221
lHl FORJI T.a•D s899 Cou pe. Factory air and full
power. IYE-437
WHILI INVINTORlll LAITll WHILI INVIHTOltllS LAITll ... ~~~~~ .... ,.-~ .....
SHELBY AMERICAN
FOR 1969 ! NOW READY FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY.
Theodore Robins Ford, Or1ng• County's 0 N L Y Shelby American I
Dealer, proudly presents tho uncommon GT for '69! GT-350, GT-500 _____ ,
-THUNDERBIRD SALE
11 t• choo1• from. 2 doo• t nd 4 door
rnoclel1, Ht rcltop1 •nd L..nd1u1. All with
t ir condttionin9 •nd full power. Sorn•
with stereo l•p••· '6J th111 '67 Mod1h.
IXAMPLI
'65 T ·Bird Landou
.. ftill"t-•if'~~ •ir co~,,.w., win41t"(•
i: •••ti. lh1t look prlee S2Jl5. IOYG.
621 ) 201. lll•wn or ht dt.
$1395 ~~~. $48 :;..::,
'67 T-Bird Landou
Rl H, til t •Ill., ••'•·• PS, Pl , P·window1 & ''''•
,;, cond. f•ct. w•rta11ly IVCKl121 20'1. •own
or h ad•. $2895 ~~:ct. $7 6 ~: .. !!
TAX REFUND DUE?
WHY WAIT?
BUY NOW·PAY LATER
. EASY Fl.NANCI~ A.VA!.IMJ;• •
GET ,JIED: tlOT SA¥1NGS ON --. -
.. IPECIAll Y. EQUIPPED .
MUSTANGS, ~AIRLANES
& GALAXIE 500'S
These unique '69's wore specially built to savo you
money on the most w1nted 1969 oxtres! Com• in,
sell the 1m1zing savings we're offering on such op-
tiontl •equipment ... 1ir cOndlti,ning, E-28 whitewaOs,
vinyl .;...&, deluxe wheel cofers, tape stripes, bodl
moutdit'UJis',J ett.1 9fc. / "' l.lillnD OUANJlllSI my WHllE THEY WT!
'64 FORD SALE
7 YO CHOOSE FROM
2 Door" 4 Deors, Stden1, Herdt•p., Cen·
vt rilblt1, W190111, ••rn• with 1H-a11d ,.,... ., ••••ring. EXAMPLE:
''4 FOID •.t.Ulll &It 4 DOOi
Y·I t utornatic. fr.1lly •ct11lppecl .. (TWll.·
'411 l. 21 s. , .......... ..i.. . ..
.$4?A Ful~J'~~~por lO ,,_
'67 Mustang H~T. Cpe.
VI tuf11.,,RIH, P~\ fect,ry .•Ir, l l-.1 lotk pri,C9
•2454 (UJl l lJJ' 20~ 'tl-n er trod•.·
$1695 ·~~. $47 o;:.::,
MUSTANG SALE
1 l to chooa fT-0111. "•" & "I" cyltndt rt,
<4 1po1d1, 1ute1111tic. Some with powot
1toorin9 111d •It c111dltl111lnf . 1911 thl'll
1961 mocl1l1, c1n .. rtlbl11, c111pot anJ
2 + 2 f1rtbtc•1. DAMPLI
1 fll MUSTAN•
H•rdtop Co11,.,. fully ,,111,H I WXS-
Jti 1 20'7. ., ..... ., "'"·
$895 =43l=.:... ' ' ' . ~ . . -. '
TRUCK
SAW-SERVICE
SUPER CBmR
F-100 Pickups to Heavy
Duty Custom Rigs. Spe-
cial Fleet and Lease De.
pertments •
OFF SEASON
CAMPER
SAVINGS I
BRAND NEW 19691
F-250 PICKUP .....
SCOTSMAN CAllPR
~r:i '3495
(I ... N•. PHIUlttJll
ScOtaman camfler ill com-pletely furnished with k:e
box. atove, etc. Sleeps 6.
F-250 pickup has 300 ong ..
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I, ,-.. Rambler "":."...:.,-$1695 · : ____ ,..'°1'!!'.~. .
1964 MlltCURT MONTCLAIR $999
Hardtop Coup•. Fectory air
an d pow•r. IOX1 67
1''5 CHEYROUT S.S. $1399
'UllD CAR s.f.LI nke~...Ctni 72· HOUU UNLiis Plnious\T ~>
AU PAYMINTS Pl•U~llD ON AlftOftl Clllff
OPEN 'SUNDAY$, f
-• oil -1950 lb. ""' -!>)· S.00xl6.5 8-pl,J tubelSs Urn. db. IMat-
llf' ant defJWb:t. etc. l(Uy
to -tmn at Ibis "'1<01
Scy9"' on Eldorado, l'oul'-
Goldllne. -...
vartt.d floor pl.am Oil dl!l>lay a..i ~ tor Im·
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m1ithlri9 brot1C1• iilt1rior. Power 1tt1rin9, powtr br1k11, pow•r wift~tw1,
ptwtr 111!, AM·FM r1dio, tilt 1hi1rh19 wh11lo 'pOw1r Vi nt wlndow1, t it
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1967 CADILLAC
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1t11rin9, powtr br1ke1, power window1, pow1r 11at ·,nd Ctdlllae'1 flll'ltilll
factory 1ir cond itioning. Thil b11utiful eutomobil1 lt11 h11n !ft ry eer1fuUy
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fr•n1mi11ti•111 IJOWIN 1tttri n9, pow•r ~rtkt1; rtdio t ncil h•1t1r, Ftclory Air
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Th• ,.,uler 1t4111 D1Vif1;:-Ff~'li"'JiN~11i''f114 11ttrf1t ~ltf. '•kt.. i
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f1•tt1rl1 l11clMl111 ., .. , 1t11rlnt. pewet W••••• p•w•r wl11,h1, p1w1r
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1969 DODGEJ·COIONET
2-Dooi: coup. • , .
IMMEDIATE DELIV.Y ,.
I Full Factory Equipped (Y.CN7.90) Used~low mileage
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'61 CHIV. IMPALA CUSTOM COUll!I
'67 PONTIAC BONNIYiLl.I en.
s57= s571.llo\i. 5 1688··T.':~ -n~. ntlf. . . .+TAX • LJC.
'!IS CHIYiua T a c Jfl'ActON
• .....,.,, v ... ....,.1r, ,..,..""""" .... ~UH.~
$48""'' s•3m'\ $1 ~·o'o -= •u.-. ~·'~"'""'
s4ft!!l!! '40l:Jlt,. 51188' . ::: V"Mf: ntlf, +TAX &. UC.
' . '67 PLYMOUTH MLYIDDI
V• ..... -..,,...,.....,.., ~~~·SOUi $JAL otr. Mo. lL21tl1Sl:tOWJ
536::W 536W,:.\, 11088 :,I<,! n11n. nm. . + v.x • llC..
'65 CHIV. IMPALA HAllDTOP ~ . -. v.a. ""-"' t~ ,_.r .....,.., rHlt., ......,, C1YUlll5J • s23·l!!.ll '12" ·3=ifr .. l&.• o": ~> , "!!''·•U ~ ....
'66 YW YAlllAllT WAGON
s43= n••· sA31.1lo\'i. ·51·288 T:'~ ,.-,: "!f· ~ . . . ,+TAX ILIC.
I VOLKSWAGEN CENTER
' '65 YOLKSWlGEli. ClMPER r.....-.. ~-r--\ ......... wltli~--1,zy. ....... ~ •. 1. •• •. .... ... ;,,.; 's·a· ·~:;·'$·1 .. ou·: ·. · ·· • .,.L '36-• . 6-·· . . .... ICI mil. ., ftMT. ~ tAX & UC.
•67 YOLKSWl'GEN
s33= Pl Ml,
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s33::.ti. s999 -=~ nMI. +TAI l LIC.
s16 .... , sj·a· 10 -.. :;fi. . • lU-f:':ut.
l 69 DODGE PO.UU ...
v,a 2-Door Hardtop
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ' . F~iU'or( Equlpped <YPS2tal Used, 'low mileage '. : • ,, .... 66 ··221•·i,
m iiC..OW• 101M Mfil.y, . TOTAL l'llQ" ' , · ·~~I·. fAl'Mlf«. • +wtLLICelise i r., ,.Y""!''-1nc:tW. t•• a. nun .. ' 11-w.,.. • •-. •.,,.... _. ••
'67 MUST_...G HARD.TOP
s4""J:w.: s43~~t\. sl 288 -::: l~mtr. nMI. tTAX ILk.'
.. '67 MUSTANG HARDTOP
V-1, w!OITll!lc, 1lr tend .. power llMtiflt, '""9, hH111. CWW~121)
s5ft!!l!! s5Aii.i::. $1-488 :::: U"Mf. 11"•1. + TAJ .. uc.
'66 CHIV. IMPALA HAllDTOP
V.-. ,_, """"" 1nka, wt.. tr-., *" """91)
'II CillYSLD Niw YOIUCll "*· ...... C...."""" I-.,._. 9tllrirlt & llrtkll, ftlJl ltltwtl«. (lEMl...,
536= 536~t\. 51088 . :::~ "·'· "•'· ' + , ..... l LIC. '
'65 CHIYIW MALIBU COUPE
V.f,, lllttlMllc ,,..,_ ~ ~llt ..... ""· m.tllt.-. -,m. (llfX!IOSI
s33::::.: s33~~1· n•r. rtllt. $988 T~•;:
+TAX' UC.
'65 · OLDs · DILTA •al HAllDTOP
1969 DOQ& (HARGER
llrgest Selection of 0..,.,. lo Choose From In So. Ct&f.
' IMMEDIA n -DELIVERY
lucklt 1Mlts • tl~wfy t\Ndlights ' F~ll \linyl Interior • Nylon carl>ttlftt •a.tr deek ifloilti-'•" hih rating instrumentation • U$td. lqw ml\"P.•· (YPT112J . ':~62 ~62 '2188
'°2:~ . ·~-~ TOTAL P•ICI . ~ + TAX & LICENSE ..,.. tu 11 a •1911 .. a-. .. ~ ,!Mit, •
'66 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX • \I.a. wt .. lfllll., hc!OlY Ur cond., powtf llHl'lllf, Pl'"I ""'Qt, powu w1flllowl,. AN.IF#. 1'111110, ..... ,, .... lril!Yl"°P. -'1:. (n0511)
SC1Q:w.t s5ft:i.~\. $1488 ~,: ~ PTillJ, ~nlll. +TAX&UC.
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'65 OLDS CUTLASS
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'65 . PONTIAC CATAUNA HAllDTOP.
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'65 DODGI POLAU Y·I
529= s29~~1· l'YMT. l'YMI.
r'66 MllCUIY COMO
$29'"" 529""' IHl'#m M.lMLf, PYMt, PTMT.
$888 T.OTAL +:!~~re.
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ORANGE COUN TY'S LARGEST TRUCK, CAMPER & VAN HEADQUARTERS
BRAND NEW BRAND NEW
'69 DODGE ' . .
f'y!lll't.--flld, Tli l fin.c. dllo!IH •<II-..,...,,.. cl'tlit l"r1!tl'\ !ML Tl.t.ql fl-~191' •.a-........... uM!t
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2-D-, Hardtop
IMMEDIATE DEUVERY
Fully Factory Equipped (YPS28n Used;, low nlileage
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'64 THUNDDBIRD 2•DI. H.T.
ftdort Alr CONDITIONLltG, 1utomttic t~ ,.dlcl • himr, fvll ,....,,
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'66 DODGI DAllT 2°DR.
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526= s261.1lo\'i. s733 :r.: nMT. ml;L, +V.X &LIC. ' ... ~ .. -~~-· --...
'65 CHIYIW llDAN
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s23w.:i s23L'l.:.' .. n'MT. nMJ.
5688 ::.~ +TAX I UC.
'64 DODGI DAllT 270
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'16= ""'· •
$16"'" '488 _TOTM ~~· . +~uc.. . . . . .,_, ' '
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'64 FORD FALCON lce11.Une
s4ow.:i s40:,o,~. $1188 :::~ PYMI, nMT, + TAX• lit
h-11111. Ind. r&'t • flM-. <»rtM • » -. .,,_-Mnll ci.clil
'65 FOID ,V,I TON FIOO
Pkkut wlffl I ft. "4. ~. ttt. IF10Jt.d072Ml
'36= 536=1· 51088 :::.L ""'· l'TMT. • * lM .. UC. '
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s16= ""'· s.16~\. ""'· $4·88 :!:~ + TAA • ltt.
AU.IAYMIHT5.0N USED CARS.INClUOE TAX lll ENSE ANO FINANCE CNARGES ON 36 M9NT!i.S ON ~PPROVEO IANrc CREDIT ........... __ _
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~ FEBRUARY 22, 1969
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, Ask Them YourseH
FOa PRES. IUCBAJID II. NIXON
H .. ~,._feela6oa1
dN P"•,_ilioa of .UO..
u..i~eo...,.,
-a.•~r.., r...-
e I baYe auppo&Ud the proposition since
it wa 6nt euaeeted. The reuoa is not
80 much becauee they are old enough to
fight but rather because they are smart
enousb to •ot.e. I hue been tn:mendoa&-
ly impreeeed by the way OW' young peo-
ple haye an interest in world dain today.
flOR DR. MARIE HINRICHS,
A~MeJkfll A~ ..... ......... .....,.,
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peneK• ..... ....,. I-' ,,.......,...,. or_..,,,_,,..
... relat--C. Nna-.1t, Claaaben-h.,.., c.lo.
e The National Conference of Comm.is-
eionen on Uaifoma State Laws is propo&-
ing a uniform anatomical gift code which
would permit a penon to doute his body
or a part thereof for reeearch or traaa-
planta to the foDowin1: 1 ) any boepital,
surgeon, er ph11ician; 2) any accredited
medical or dental echool, college, or un.i·
.enlty for education or raeardt; 3)
uy bank or ltorap facility for medical
or dental educatioe or reeearch ; or 4) t
any apecified individual for lherapy or
trauplutalion.
POR l.OfJ BROCK,
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•pUre.1--Neil N.,..,,, Jlorro Bay,
C""f.
e I hawi DeTer been d.ed in the 100..
yard duh, but I'm sure it woulcba't match
the timee of today's eprinten. The 80Cl'et
of eliding ia to alide with your body Jow
to the ground, using the a.ides of your
hipe and lep u bu.fen.
flOlt FOODY A.Ll.BN, COMtilia
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• I bePD by -.dins jokes to cobnnniwq
ia daily aewapapen. It go\ my name
aroaad and eventually led to job olen.
Another way it te set the addrese of a
comic you'd like to write for and ltart
barraging IWa with material. If you'Ye
rully got che taleat. you11 nenmally
pt u. iateftlal.
POlt •.UUE 'IELDS, Yiu p~
Yoi«U aJ FUU1 A1encr
B .. e.a I ,., •1 elaiW
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U.. U. N .. Yori Clly1-
E"-• s.IN, Pfddtof .. , N. Y.
e Yant. tab eeftral bead _..,.hob of
tbe child ud tubm.it thftD with a COYef·
btg letter to a reputahle agent. Next, tele-
phone the agent for an appoinlmellL If be
qreee \hat the child hu commerci.l pc»-
aibilities. he will adYite you ~r. Al·
thou&h it ie not eaeeatial to li.e in New
York. you should 1he cloae b1 became
auditiona are held aft.er echool each day,
and the actual abooting can begin as early
u6a.m.
FOR DON mA.MS of .. Cei s,,..,e
•...... ,.. .. ....,.,_. ..
emrfcHHI c:la.r•eler, r ..
.. ,...... T...Ut-J. N.,
N,. • .,. fl.U., N. Y.
e Yea, that waa L
FOlt i.4C~ rgBB o/ .. ~, 1969"
Fla)' tllttl ,.. do••• ._...
... .., .... 114for,._r
telnuioll •rw• .,......,,
E • .4. llOtN-yeaU, Bi..
~U, F. Y ..
e We pwi Joe Friday the rank of .er·
p:ant became it fit into the abow'a ato~
theme. 1Vbm the eerie9 began in 1"9,
b.dgea in tbe 100 eeriea eeeawxt in the
tar .. way future. I &gored 7 wu a Jacky
number, went for the 700 aeries, and
picked 14 ae the doable of 7.
FOa. /lJUE .4NDUFS
Bo. '°"6 lloea U cab eo ,,,...,.,.. • ,,,.., •••bl
••• .. r for w of.,..,. •••1••1 -Bar6•r•
DealM, K ...... Cil)', llo.
• lo •Star," for eumple. it took up to
three moalh. to prepare a number auch
aa •Jenny," iaYOlriq a larp eu*9 eome
di5cult eblDta. aod eome tricky acro-
batice. wh.ic:b I had to do m,..elf.
roa DB.41¥ ll.41l'l'IN
0.,.. Nied ........ ,.. ..... ,_,. ,,..., ............... ,...
~....,.,__,,,...,,... -.,,..., .. .., ..,,,.
Creei, lllela.
• usaany the -. tta1 ee1ecaa .,
_,..., aince ther bow what I like. Somo-
tim I cbanp tbe eeJectioM, boW'tmU'.
la the cue of auem, oar ltd ......U,
confers with them before .......,.. .oap.
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WHAT~ WORLD!
Monlrer Talr A tiNd adage soys
that if you vfve a monkey a typew1 it9f
and the infinity of time, he11 produce
1he worb of Shakespeare. Well, ...._
one at London'• Chwlneton loo ...
Noni nOYeliff
dded lo put the odoge lo a test. He
QC1¥e an orangutan two typew1 Ihm
and oll the time he wonted. Some 20
minutes after learning to opetale the
machines, the orangutan got bored
and went back to his swing, but not
be'°'9 authoring his lltwary llMISler-
piece, titled "llunachex."' Pop. writingl
College for lrftlht Klcl1 Soon~
gies of 14 and 15 wlll haw a college
of their own. Dr. Marie L Fetsch, who
heads a day school, notes that bri1hant
high-school grads of that age are often
considered too young to get Into col-
lege. On Loao Island, the Sandt Point
Fet$Ch College for GifMd Students will
open on the site of the phased-out
Navy bate In 1~ « 70 for 1,000 of
the wortd's y0ung oen1uML Minimum
requirements: IQ of 130; "A"' awrage;
college-board scores in verbal and
~ 650 eadt. Goal: Ph.D. by 20 .
Cost; room, board, and tuition, $4,000
a year.
Free the Eplleptlc "The
child needs "° --rest than other child, H layt Samuel LMl''ClllC,,.
M.O., diredor of Johl. Hopkins
lepsy Clinic. ''To fcwce hMn lo nnt
doon wh.n e¥e1yone ehe II out play
lftg only mmes him feel deprt.ed."'
One penon in 100 in the U.S. suffers
from epdepsy, and thent Is no met.nee
that it wdl be aggravated by a head
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Experts Explain-Why O~,
Campus riots, drugs, premarital sex-here is an in-depth appraisal of the
reasons for youth's seemingly violent reactions to today's world
THEY STAGE si~in strikes
at high schools and col-
leges. Turn on with drugs.
Tum off by dressing like hip-
pies. "Cop out" by running
away from home.
Daily, teen-qen voice mUder
f ol'IDI of deftance. whether it'a ob~
in&' to cleaniq up their meuy 1"00ID8
or a~ng with parenta over other
domeetie rulee. Clearly, tbe •a11oo1t-
up" younger generation is rebelliq,
and ccm#xed ...... IM it au: lti ...
The dilaent syndrome is conta-
cioua, a widespread epidemic, aa it
sift.a down from coll~ youth,
to younrer 1cid1. What'• behind it?
What does rebellion tell ua aa pa.r-
ents 1 How can we eope with it 1
.. fore tryl119 to understand
what's happening, let's start with
aome reauurance. Dr. William A.
Schonfeld, president of the America.n
Society for Adoleecent Psychiatry,
remind.I ua that youthful iuurrec-
tion can be no.nnaJ-and heal~.
.. Rebellion," aay11 Doctor Scbon-
f eld, "can help teen...qua srow. tt
ia an important part of their devel-
opment. Often, when they experiment
-'doins their own thins'-they teat
out their parenta or imtitutiona, by
trial and error, to aee juat bow far
they can go. Like all of us, youth
haa a right to be anl't'Y. There'• a
need for healthy aggreaaion. and if
aporta don't provide it. rebellion can
be a poaltive use of their energy."
Dr. llertlert Gans, reeearch' aocJ-
oloaiat at the Center for Urban Edu-
cation. MeS poeit ive rebellion this
wa.y: "Each new generation 'IVanta
chanp. Youthful dissent ia an index
of tM eocial ~ goinc OIL Wiien
younptera become angry at not be-
inl' listened to, they channel their
anrer in various ways. Thia ~
aion ia pert of normal life."
Dr. Gerald AJpern, Indiana Uni-
venity reeearcb JMychiatrist, adds :
''The adoleecent needa to go through
a period of J'ft'Olt. 11 be did not. be
would be much lib the very young
By THEODORE IR.WIN
child who depende on hta panenta for
flVUY deciaiou, for hi.I emotional well-
beiq. When an unhappy penon waita
unW he ia 86 or 40 to N"Volt, It OIU-
ally tum more drutic form.a."
It ia eomfortina' to bear that not
aDdilmi4il.t,rm4-....uellll~.
In srouJ>-ttrot.est monmenta, they
set a eoukatiafyin• exhilaration oat
of planni.q, ptheri!\S lnf ormation.
malrin• deciaiou, and involriq oth-
ers. Some ye>UDI' people have been
beard to brag about bow m.anY time9
they've been "bulted" by police.
Bat ..._ ia rahllla '111&\y
and harmful! Psychiatrlats generally
a.,.ee that extreme f orma of antl-
aocial diuent are deatructive: auch
acta u wrecking ecbool ftlea, rioting,
uae of drup. auual promiacuity, or
any action that ia physically or emo-
tionally detrimental. Unfortunately,
some youths rebel merely for the
sake of rebelling-and their methods
lnlY prove diautroua.
What criteria then can we uae to
~baa die MnnfW _.
the normal! "When yoath?• rebellion
tabs the fonn of inwlTI11Dent and
a sincere e«ort to effect reuon&ble
chana-for the better, then it can
have meaninl'/' advise• Doctor
Schonfeld. u.rbe principle of wantiJll'
chanre ia realiatie. But if they merely
'*"¥ u.e ,.., w.t-=icty • • W&7'
of attncting attention or e1eaping
boredom. then their rebellion aervee
no aocial purpoee."
Accordinr to social acientiata, the
young rebels fall iJJto types. There
What to Do If Your Youngster Rebels
ff you are a parent foc:ed with a r.betUous son or daughter, here are IOme
helpful "'99911b ... bowl °" ocMce by a panel of apet1S:
• Mob youneff cwoilable to dllcua whateuer ii troubling yow .... HIQIM
and help hiftt find ·a logical tolution •
• Try to view the problems ttwough his.,.... Look at what he'1 CJft9'Y about,
Instead of being angry with hla.
• ._. him learn to 1n11t 104'• whidt means storling early In chikfhood.
Once he trvm hia parents, thb tend. to produce respect for the aduh genera-
tion In general.
• Constant Clpf*IWMnt and ~ will not WOf1t. Umits have to
be set. While ftrm ditdpline may be met with domor ond protest, these a,.
often tac.-1CJ¥in9 gestuNs. lotklally, a fMn.oOer appreciatw an adult's
abUlty to mitt hb unreolistic demands.
• Ask youneff: h hh behavior really hurting him or anyone else? 11 your
child '"'Jque? 8eing "dlffwent" does not neceuarily MClke his behavior bad.
• Don't feel personalty assoulted by such fods as long hair and odd ck>thet.
Recognize them as o teen-oger's attempt at individuality.
• You owe 'fCNr child a recnonable exptanotion for fomlfy rules and the
dMtandt made on him.
• hstroln Y04K preasuret on Mm to "win'' and be popular.
• le aware that tomething is wrong if he does not kidc up now and then.
• ObMtve the thr" A's: uffedk>n, acceptance, opproyal. Part of real of·
fection MeCJns giving a child the freedom to expntU himseff as an individual,
whether In ano-°' dh.n1.
• Aduhs, In general, thould involve youth ln a meaningful way In civic
fWOiects .Jnd IChool committees. permitting them to toke part in planning
and dedaion-molting.
are the paaaive and uncommitted reb-
els, who withdraw from the Estab-
lishment. In contraat, the activiat.8
usually haw real convictions and try
to do aomething about them. Some
are conform~ reberun. becauee
dmir' frllll• ......... i .... ..-.
They follow a ie.der or hero .tlO a r-
ticulatee their pipes.
Their rebellion takee a variety of
forms. Younc people act out their
feelinp in individual patt.ern.a. Some
of them are familiar and overt, oth-
ers are hidden.
M 1 j • , t. i=denoe. aft un-
aware that failure at IChool may be
a conacious or unconacioua proteat
apinst parental preuure to achieve
l'ood rractea. Thia weapon asain11t
parents ii t.ermed "puaive &ft'l'M-
11ion" by chiJcktudy experts .
Another weapon ia running away
from home. Many younpt.en can't
l'et alonr with parents and look el~
where for another "family," perhaps
among the eommonal hippies and
"ftower children," most of whom are
pauive rebels, althoul'h aome have
~ntly become politically active and
more revolutionary.
"The hi~ie movement," contends
Dr. Giaela Konopka of the Univer-
sity of Minnuota, "i11 really a revolt
apinst the affluent environment of
our times. By experiencing hard-
ahipe, they hope to gain a senae of
significance and lltruggle!'
As for sexual miabebavior, some
authorities maintain that it generally
repreaenta defiance-a girl wanta to
JW'ot1~ she'11 grown up. Doctor Gana,
however, sees it u a form of change,
not rebellion, attributed to the pre-
cociou8 sexual development of sirla.
Yet a girl often spella out her r evolt
with " very earJ,r maniap.
Eiperimenting with or taking to
.. pot" and other narcotics ia a device
for "tuning out." The community is
defied when theee young people can
do what adults acream should •ot be
done. For inhibited younl' people
wbo can't voice diaeent at home,
~and other drop msy rive them
a aenae of tocetherneu in a ITOUP
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Teen-Agers Rebel
which they aeem to lack in their
family or at achool.
Feelings of depreaeion could epark
rebellion. Younpten have ventilated
their emotional hang-ape throu«h
tantrums, truancy, stealiq, and a
wide range of delinquent behavior.
'Those who tum inward. to sick ex-
preaaiona of depreuion, are the real
acid-Meda, the real LSD nutB, • notes
Doctor Alpern.
What altout the armies of demon-
straton who are bopping mad over
the war in Vietnam, the draft. or
their ecboola?
''Their gripes are tan«ible," MY8
Doctor Gana. "In IChool. JDaDJ tu.c•
en don't know how to teach. Curric-
ula often are pared to the 19th cen-
tury. Profeuora •o oil on raearch.
Some students eee the uni venity u
a microcoam of society and attack
society through the university.
On the political front, the young
activista want to chanp the "sra-
tem." to build a _,, world. The 1ata
Sen. Robert Kennedy and Sen. Eu-
gene .McCarthy were their voleee and
apparently pve them hope. Tbeee
heroes listened to yooth and made
dissent reapectable.
Deepite the varioua 0 cau." that
have emerpd, Doctor Sehonfeld be-
lieves that many partieipate without
purpoM or ideala. "They merely
identify with a youth movemenL
While they speak of peace and love,
they cruelly dilreprd their parents
and incite riots."
luat why American 70utha rebel
does not alwaya appear on the sur-
face. Otmooaly, they protest the
Vietnam war becauae they believe
it'a "8tupid and unjuat." At 1ebool.
they're bored with dull coure\s. But
what rtallr underliea their unrest
and drivea them to molt?
As MWy barueed father and
mother knowa, a teen..qer la cbana'·
inr pbyaically, mentally, and emo-
tionally. He'a in a sort of •aecond
infancy." He baa bade farewell to
childhood-but ia not yet ready for
adulthood. In this period of tnnai-
tlon and turmoil. be wants to know,
.. Who am I?', Queationa crop up
&boat aex, career, reliaion, indepen-
"--AD are fertile lelda for ,.
aiatance to authority-Ant his par-
ents, then his teachers, and finally,
the community it.elf.
Another area of turmoil in f am-
iliea i1 created by what Doctor Schon-
feld calla the "Great Expectationa
Syndrome." Girla have to be popular
at puttee and daneee; boJa muat ex-
cel in •Port.I or in 1eboOJ «ftd•. If a
youth aeea bimaelf fallins-taee0nt-
inr to h11 elden' etandarda of auc-
cea be hi likely to rebel in one .ay
or another. By runniq away to a
alum. for instance, the auburban
younpter evadea the demanda put on
him by hfa pareata.
&.. .......... the diacontented
yoonpter of a mfddle-elua family
may rebel apinet the "rat raee"-
the materialistic vain• of bhl par-
ents. "Jn our affluent aociety," re-
marb Doctor Scbo.nfeld, "many
youaptaa doa't laaft to atriv.e for
aurvtval or economic 1ueceu. So
they are content to Btrunle for more
idealistic concepts."
Many younr people feel that
acboola, our political aet-up, and their
parents are rettJ~ stale, ao they
want to abate ua up. Tbey simply
want a cbaqe. .
nm 11 n.tdb' n8eet.ed 1a ......
of their favorite aonp, aucb u Phil
Ocha' ''Cbanrea" and Bob Dylan'a.
.. The Timea They Are A~n.'"
The Dylan aonr calJa upon motben
and fa then not to criticise what they
don't undentand. "Your aona and
daqbt.en are beyond your cwrnnaNI,
your oJcl rulee are rapidly ..Saa ... "
Eaaentiall7, the "actln6-out" and
activiat rebela are tryiq to tell ua
they're diuatlded with maim. eon-
ditlona, don't And a valid place for
tbemlelftl in bulldiq their own
worJcl, and are eeuebin« for a pal'-
poM in life. Some want a "bloodlel1
revolution," thou«h they're not 1un
what thQ're atririn« for will be 07
better than what we alr.dT Mft.
Otben bellen theJ can 8Dd eomtmat-
ment in a pru-type of Aalatte pld.-
~ or nllsiDL · ........... Is' .......
qcle called Mol 11 e--.•..,. Dol9lair
G9Mt .... ftrillsto nphle ....
DllllM!ftM, --u.t:O 1mU,, kw. wmt
to work dinetl.J' troa elmvta17 or
~b IChool But DOW aftluenee ...
prolonsed the period of Molwence,
and younpten have more time for
rebellion. And we're juat not 1ure
how the, oqht to behave."
Doctor Schonfeld vim youtbfuJ
rebellion u a free expreuion of
f eelinp. If lobnnT• father reMDta
bla boea, he can't apreu hla feellnp
directly tor fear of loeins hia Job.
lohnny, on the other band, bu much
lea to loee aince he'• not dependent
on tbe EatabU.hment, ao be da. Jet
looee hi. reeentment..
.._,. of .._ responaibilit, mar lie
with parent.a, Jin. Selma B. Ortof
of the Child Study Aaeociation of
America potnta out. "A mother wanta
her daupter to start dati.na' and ~
inc t& »an-at the· ap of. 12, n•·
ualn• eye make-up. But then 1be will
not permit her daopt.er to act oat
or be ftirtatioua at that ap."
Evemhina' boila down to one qu ...
tion: what can parents do to pl'ft'at
their o«aprinl"• rebellion or at leut
keep it within bealth7, comtruetl"
bowMll? Unfortunatel;r, then ta ao
... ~ ......... Bat
one belpful tbourbt came from Judse
Leo BleNin• of New Orleana, La.:
"One aure cure for adolelcenee ia
ap. If we can aa1fer with them, be
patient and tolerant, they wiD srow
older and hopefully wiaer." +
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They are warning signals of a possible massive stroke later; if heeded
immediately, doctors can prevent crippling or fat al damage
J OHN w AS 46 years old, a
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dinner he became dizzy and
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Bil arm· waa 10 weak be couldn't
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Pop." bla teen-aae daushter chided
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Only it wun't the liquor. John,
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Thia wu a real stroke, a major medi-
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Indiana. An even more effective
drug wu extracted from rau-
wo.l1ia, a plant grown in India-
where it is a eedative.
A few years later another drug
-panethidine-waa developed. It
inhibit. the body's manufacture
of a powerful hormone produced
by the adrenal rlanda. Becaoae
the hormone coutrida blood vee-
seb, the heart bu to pump harder
to force blood throqh tbe body-
and ao blood preaun goes up.
And, too, diuretics, which wuh
excess salt.a from the body, also
are now in wide uae.
M811Y times, a combination of
these and other drup are used to
help prevent strokes. Together,
they are given much of the credit
for lowering the death rate from
hypertension and related heart
dneaae by nearly 50 pe1'Cellt in
the tut 15 years. Dr. Irving B.
Page, a world authority on car-
diovascular diaeue. aay1 they are
re.sponaibJe for ... quiet revolution.
repreeentiq a great unsung vic-
tory. Hypertension is a killer be-
ing tamed."
The ...e1er the symptoms of
stroke are ruopiud and r•-
ported, the aoooer and better the
chances for prn4nlti'1• care. Dr.
WalteT Alvares of Chicago, for-
merly with the 11.ayo Clinic, aaya :
.. A little stroke may be s111-
pected whenever a man or a wom-
an put 88 yean of aa-e or IO baa
a mental and nervoua disability
that ia out of an proportion to the
little indigeetion, abdominal. or
chest paina that are being com-
p1ained about; a 1odden DerVOWI
breakdown : or unexpected cli1:11
spella, blackouts, or stumblina."
Dr. ~ who is C?redited
with focuaiq much of today'a
medical attention oa the impor-
tance of little strokes, tella of one
cue: "Recently, a 6G-year--01d ex-
ecutive wu referred t.o me for
treatment of a suspected duodenal
ulcer, diagnoeed becauee of a few
indefinite cbangee ln X raya. Be-
caoae bia complaint wasn't that
of hunrer pain bat rather of feel-
inra of wab-. queet"JMR in the
~ depreuion. and inability to
concentrate on bia work. I quea-
tioned bis wife. I learned that the
illnees had appeared after two
brief spe)la when he had become
mentally confueed and bad fallen
down. He'd bad, of course, a little
stroke and no ulcer at all."
Changee in character are very
sign if leant in spotting little
atrokee. Otten. a wife, after re-
peated queationinr. will admit
that on one or ID01'e occasions in
the put. abe wu appalled and
ponied when a previously kind,
affectionate, and gentle bu.aband
Naddenly becaa to upio4le ia USW
over almost notbiq.
Sometimee, after a little stroke,
a wo~ will loee moet of her
old intereeta in hoabuld, children,
and pandcbildnn. She will let
her house .l'O uncared for, will
ref uae to aee old frienda, and will
begin tucking thlnp away here
and there-and later be unable to
And them.
o.ty o pbyaician can diapoee
a little stroke or plan medical
treatment for it. Many varieties
of damare or "inault,0 u it's
called in medicine, to the hil'hlJ
specialised brain tiuue may pro-
duce symptoms that reeemble a
stroke, major or minor, but are
actually aometbinr else entirely.
Tboee who suffer from migraine
beadachee may have senutiona
which resemble a s troke. Or it
misbt Just be a le« a-olns to sleep
and not paralysia.
It tao. training and experi-
ence to ten whether lt'a the real
thinr or not. And a doctor can do
hia job properly only if the patient
promptly reporta .u the detatla
of any wuninr aiin-. •
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~R years and years a relatively £ew .r people have had a "coma'' on one or the molt profitable authon' market&
ever known. They've been going
quietly aJonc ldlinl thoaanda and
thousaodl of contributions. Nooe of
them baa bad to be trained autborL
Noqe of them baa been ''big name''
wrifen. Yet, in hundreds of caes they
have been paid from five to ten times .as much per word .. ,,.. earned by
famnta authon.
The IUCcel8fuJ men and women in thia
field bad such a good thing that they
kept it pretty well to tbemaelva Mr.
BeDloo Barrett was one of tbC9e peo-
ple. For years be enjoyed a ateady
income-made enough money in spare
time to pay for a fine farm nearQUcagQ.
Finally. Mr. Barrett decided to let
<>then in Oil the leCl"et. Since then be
ha shown a oumber of other' mm md
women bow to write for money. He
has not bad to give them any leeaona
in writing. Ht baa not asked them to
go through any long count of study
or practice. ln fact. moat of hie ~
t.tcU have started mailing contribu-
tions to maguincs within two Weeki
after starting with his plan.
Mr. Barrett •fl that the only UilJ
required ia that the ~ be able
to write a aeotence in plain English.
Almoet anyone with a grade ecbool
education can write well enough to fol-
low Mr. Barrett's plan, becaule the
c:ontributionl JOU will send to mag-
uines are a1molt never more than one
short paragraph in length.
Sbul-ina, houetwives, folb who are re-
tired on small incomes. even empk>yed
men and women who like to ute idle
houn in a OODltruetive way-all types
are 11•• nc moner on abort pe11111apb&.
Mr. Barrett does not teach you to
write. He abowl you wltot to write.
what f"'11t to put it in, 'and •inl lo
""' it to. He 1bow1 you a simple
method for iettmi """'by the h\Dl-
dreda. He gives you a list of more than
2()() .aiaials wboee editon are k>Ok-
ing for this kind of material and who
will buy from beginners. In other
words, he teachee you a method, an
llDlle. a plan for startini to write for
money riabt away.
I F you would like to eee your writing
in print and get paid for it-just
.end your name on coupon to Mr.
Barrett. He will send full information
about his pbm of OOllChing by return
mail poatage prepaid He makes no
charge for this infonnation. And, no
aalesman will call on you. You decide.
at home, whether you'd like to try hil
plan. If the idea of getting paid for
writing short paragrapbl appea1a to
you write to Mr. Barrett for this
information.
No teJ1in1 where it migbt lead. Such
a small start may even open oppor-
tunities for ra1 authonhip. And. since
it can't coet you anythine more than a
6t stamp, )'Ot111 certainly want to get
all tbe facta. Pleac addn:al coupon
below to Mr. Benson Barratt,
6216 N. Clark Street, Dept. 316-0,
Chicago, Illinoia 60626. r-----------------------------1
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Whi1e hia wife was doiq some shoppina in a larse
department store, the husband waited patiently in a
nearby aisle. Suddenly a woman hurried up to him and
aaid breathlessly : "Quick, tell me where the aale on kit-
chen utensils is roina' on."
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a courteous tone of voice, •'but rm not the floorwalker."
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intelligent." -F. G. Ke"'4n
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bell, and when abe and her small aon Bobby came to the
door, be said:
0 My mom would like to borrow two cupe of ftour, two
teaapoona of baking powder, two erp, and some sugar."
About an hour later, Bobby Brown rana Mn. Smith's
doorbell. "Mrs. Smith," he said innocently, "my mom
would like to borrow four pieces of cake."
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LSU's ''Pistol Pe te" Maravich:
The Price H ~
Pays for StarGom .
By JOHN MUSEMECHE
0 NL Y SECONDS left in the game.
Louisiana State trails by a
point. Frosh coach Greg Bern brook
screams for his team to use the
"special" play which will isolate
a man under the basket.
lnatead. the ball is paaaed in to "Pistol
Pete" Ma.ravich, who fires a 46-foot jump
shot atraisht and true, and ~U bu won
anotber cli« banger. The coach looks
stwmed. but one player sums it all up:
"That's ot1r special play-giving the ball
to Pete and letting him shoot." .
And lhoot he cloH at such a pr.odi-
gious i-ce that AU-America Pete Kara-
vich bu become the highest scorer in col-
Iese history. lut year averaging 43.6
points a game. And thia year be baa been
dolnar a repeat performance. In a recent
victory over Tulane, Pistol Pete acored a
phenomenal 66 point..
Pete'• father Presa, who happens to be
LSU's bead basketball coach, describes his
aon on the court u "an animal beina' at-
tacked.. He's ready to scratch. run, jump,
shoot, do anything not to lose." Othel"8
deecribe him aa "a machine with a basket-
ball in hi.a handa, who inatinctively knows
what to do." But becoming a basketbaJI
auperatar wu not a natural gift. Pete
paid a high price to get where he is.
Preas Maravicb tried to interest his boy
in basketball at the age of six. "He was
about aa interested u going to the den-
tist," Preu recalla. ..I set up a hoop and
coaxed him into shooting. He thought it
wu too easy. He miaaed the first time and
the second. Then be got mad and kept at it.
He waa hooked..0
Fl-om then on, aJJ Pete did wu practice.
"He'd even take a baabtbaJl to the moviee."
aaya Pnu. "Dn'bb1e it all over town. Aa
a result, Pete can do things with a basket-
ball that you wouldn't believe posaible."
Pa.tot Pete's ambition is to become a pro
star, and bi.a ability almost guarantees
that. "lly dad always told me that any-
thiq worth wanting ia worth working
for. I never tbousht it strange to spend
a lot of time with a baaketball."
Thou sh both Pete and his father will
4eD.T It, you ret the feeling that tbe fa-
tbel'-IOn combination was predeetined.
When the late Jim Corbett, LSU athletic
director, signed Preas to be bead coach a
couple of yean aao. it was silently •med
that Platol Pete would come alons aa part
of tbe ~. How dof8 Pete feel about play-
iq for hia father? "I've never really
thought about it," be says.
Obvioualy, Piatol Pete is the moat talked-
about LSU athlete since Billy Cannon won
football's Reisman Trophy in the late '60a.
StoTiea of hia total dedication to basket-
ball an numerous; moat are true.
Pre~ for example, arranged for bia
nine-year-old son to play in a game with
pro star Hal Greer. After the game, Pete
innocently announced to his father, "I
think I can take Greer one-on-one."
Or, u a bish-echool 8?1'· Pete challenpd
one of hia father's Clemaon stars to a
shooting conteet. Pete won-yet the loeer
wound up on the AD-Atlantic Coast Con-
ference team that year .
Shooting baa always been Pete's mania.
It baa, in fact, brought criticism. But
Pete's teammates come to his reecue.
"When Pete's shooting, we win," saya one
of the LSU starters. ''That's what the
game is all about--winning. We'd be crazy
if we didn't give the ball to Pete. And,
too, we all get more shooting room be-
cause other team.a key on Pete."
With a ll the publicity Pete geta, it is
really surprising that he doesn't have a
big bead. Almost incredibly, be baa r&-
mained an atrable, easy-going 20-year-old.
Pistol Pete is a bit superstitioua, though.
He baa worn the same pair of flopping,
gray aocb in every pme be baa played
since bis senior year in hil'h ecbool. "He
considers thoee socks a good-luck charm."
aaya a teammate. "Wubee them penonally
after every pme." The aocb have become
his trademark.
Will the proe with their fancy outt\ta
allatr Pistol Pete to keep those dingy aocka
after graduation? If Maravich can acore
enoul'h points, the lucky club owner will
probably waab them out himself. •
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MELANIE DE PROFI" Food Editor
• Proteln-rieh 111... le woaclert.lty lexiWe a.ad tan he eombilled willl •
m•ldtacle of otlter ldldten tlaplee la eadle.e Yarlety. It it tittle wonder that
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Tuna Salad Mexicana
a caM (SY, or 1 oa. eadt) taaa.
41raiaed
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liquid drained from spinach plul'
milk>. Remove from beat; add a
blend of the dry mustard, salt. re-
maining pepper. and cayenne along
with the cheeses, and stir until
melted. Mix in tuna.
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1. Put into a large bowl the tuna
·chunks. corn, celery, aealllona, and
avocado. Lightly toss with a blend
of the mayonnaise, lemon juice. and
seaaoninl's. Cover and chill.
2. To serve, turn into a lettuce lined-
ealad bowl. Garnish top with bard-
cooked el'I' and. if desired, addi-
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J. In a large. heavy 1killet or aauc~
pan, put spinach, onion, Accent.
nutmeg. and '!,. teaspoon pepper:
cover. Cook over medium beat until
tender, stirring occasionally with a
fork. Drain, reservins liquid. Spoon
spinach evenly into a I \.<,-qt. tthal-
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2. Prepare i. la king sauc~ mix. fol-
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3. Spoon sauce over spinach. Sprin-
kle with the toasted almonds ·and
brush lightly with butter or ••r·
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.t. Set in a 850°F. oven for 20 min.
or until thoroughly heated.
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Deep Fried Tuna Pastries
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1. Mix the Worcestershire sauce and
crumbl into the cheeee. Sprinkle
seaaoned salt over tuna and blend
into cream cheese.
.Z. Prepare pie crust mix according
to packap directions; working with
one half of the dough at a time, roll
into a square about ~ in. thick. Cut
into S-ln. squares.
S. Put 2 teaspoons of the tuna mis-
tun onto the center of each square.
Moisten eda'es, bring corners to-
ptber. and tiahtly seal edges.
4. Fry one layer at 1 time in tbe
370°F. fat until lightly browned on
both eldea, about 8 min. Drain on
absorbent paper. 3 do•. t1'1'7Ht~n-a
*Suitable fata include salad and all-
purpoae oils. veretaf>le ahortuin•,
all-purpoae abortenina, and l&rd.
Tana Sandwich
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a blend of mayonnaise, sour cream.
lemon, and seasoninss; set aside.
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mixture onto each slice.
3. Sprinkle with paprika and gar-
nish with twisted slit cacu•ber
slices before t1erving. 4 '"r11i"l1"
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about 5 min.
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Cover and heat thorou•bly.
S. Cut avocados lengthwise into
halves and discard pita. Brush sur-
f aces with le•on juice.
4. Arrange orange slices in a bak-
ing dish ; top with avocado halvea.
5. Heat at 400°F. 10 to 12 min.
6. Meanwhile, blend Worcesterehire
sauce, supr, and lemon juice into
the hollandaise. Mix with contents
of skillet.
7. Using a wide spatula, transfer
avocado halves with orange slices
to individual serving plates. Spoon
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hot tuna mixture into avocados.
sprinkle with srated oran1e peel.
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Should You
Behind the Iron
By JANET GRAHAM
SINCE THE ·Russian inva-
sion of Czechoslovakia,
Americans are asking them-
selves more than ever: "Is
a trip behind the Iron Cur-
tain safe?"
Well, I can aa.y ftnthand that it
is ooe of the moet rewarding u -
periences JOU can have. I traveled
all throqb Czechoslovakia a/Ur
the inTUlon, and everywhere I
went I wu welcomed with open
arma. To be aure., the Ruuian
Pl'eeeDCe wu felt both becauee of
border petrola and troop trucks,
but I found one of the Czechs' main
worriea wu that the RUMiau
would ~ • ...,. toomt. t Thele 1r.....-. lariq people '""" am:-*-to Jll"'ft ti.t from the tour-
_.. point of "riew, everythins wu
nonaaJ. Tllere were no interf er-
e~ no travel reetrictiona. noth-
ing to spoil my via it. I found that
in juat about every one of the
East-bloc countries I visited.
I• all, I spent six weeks laat
summer traveling through the
"satellite" countries and found
them illuminatin.r, safe. comfort-
able, inexpensive, and colorful-
and in eveey one of them I found
acorea of American tourist.I I
I was aurpriaed to 6nd tremen-
dously varied small nations full
of ardent patriots. lonsilll' to show
off their art treuurea, customa.
and lovely lanclecapes. Many of
them dialike their political ayatem.
hating the party-line newapapera
and the lack of free speech. Othen
support their eovernment and will
proudly ahow you the achieve-
menta of a socialist atate. But moet
people in Eutern Europ&-like
those in the rest of the world-are
not concerned with politics; they
are buey Uviq.
lvet ,.,...... I went I found
comf~ ...... pod food. .... ~ low priteL SpM;al tourtn nm of _ ..... .ae
tllele aowta of laarpim r-ftele:
'IO a day for room and fuD board
in a de Joxe hotel by the 1oftfy
Yugoslav Adriatic or by Bulgaria's
Black Sea cout.
A seven-day coach tour of Ro-
manian highlight.I cost from $1~
(KL)( Dutch Airlines). Tbere
ia a 22-<lay Balkan adventure
tour for $899 (American Travel
Abroad, Inc.), or a 21-day tour
of Dalmatian Yugoslavia and the
Balk.ans for $1,098 ( M:aupintour).
It Fami/11 We.klv. FelH'Har11 . .!J. 11111
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TRAVEL
a cation
urtain?
There is a1lo a 22-day tour of aeven
East European countries for $968, by
round-trip jet from New York <American
Expreaa). Or you can spend 22 days in
eia'bt European countries including three
Eut European nations for only $695
(American Express l.
One • .,..., .. I decided to splurge and
took a Hungarian friend out to dinner at
oae al. ibe beat reiltam'aBta ill &'4lapwt
Hungarian food and wines •n maneloua;
we had three auperb counes, with wine
and liqueurs to follow. The bill for the
two of ue wu only six dollars, plus a tip
for the bri,abtly clad gypey violinist who
played at our table. Prica in Bulgaria are
lower atill, and one teldom pays more
tllan a....,. for a---1 JMre.
Of course, Eastern Europe does have it.a
drawbacks. The newapapere are unread-
able, the languages unspeakable, the ideol-
~iea unthinkable. And you can't get a de-
cent cup of co«ee or an American news-
paper. (If atarved for newa. pop into an
American Embuay reading room.) Na-
tional tourist organizations monopolize
the travel trade except in Yugoslavia; you
may get caught op in a net of bureaucracy
if you are traveling independently.
Which countries you visit depends very
much on your personal enthuaiasm i Bul-
garia i.e the right place for lovers of lush
land.cape, long beaches. and primitive
peace; Romania for art buffs and bird
watchers; Hungary for gourmet.a and mu-
aic lovers; Czechoslovakia for architecture
ad dicta and folklore f ancien; Poland for
winter-eporta buffa. Yugoshwia has end-
less beauties of folklore, landacape, art
treuu~. and music festivals, plus the
sparkling ialandt of the Adriatic.
from Yugoslavkl you a\n visit the wild
mountains of Albanla, the last stronghold
of pure <Chinese) Marxism in Europe--
and the ortl11 one of the Iron Curtain coun-
tries where your movements will be re-
stricted. where you will be foUowed.
The Yugoslav guide who met us at the
border on our return p-inned when he
heard our comments about Albanian ri-
gidity. "It is wonderful for ~r tourism.
When you return to Yuroelavia. you will
think you are in paradiae !"
Except in AlbAnia, you are free to wan-
der everywhere. In all the other countries
it'a poMible to hire a car, with or without
a driver. &nd set oil Uae beat.en track.
Don't restrict youreelf to the capital cities;
Viritor1 t4'u 4 towt'fag l>Ht aroai"4 Yetgo-
al4oia'• •cnic eoa.U.d. port of Dtabronik.
don't try to viait too many countries; it's
far better to &'O to juat one or two nations
and see some of the marvelous out-of-capi-
tal attraction• of each.
I waa aaddened by the touriata I met
who bad never rotten out of Budapeat to
take a bul'l'Y ride acroaa the Great Hun-
prian Plain; or who hadn't left Soft& to
to spend a nisbt ill one of the extraordi-
DMJ' old mCIUlll&lriM ~ Bulpri&; Cll' •bo.
bad stayed ln Bucbareet but bad neveT
gone to the cout to take a ftahiq boat
into the wildernea of the Romanian Dan-
ube Delta. The capital cities alone can.not
poesibly give you the full ftavor of theee
nations nor the people's friendlinea.
Two books which rive a rreat deal of
mtw •biia .alaoat....W ~ is t.o eee in
the aat.ellite countries are "Eutem Eu-
rope from A to Z" by Robert S. Kane
($6.95, Doubleday, 1968) and Fodor'a
Guide to Europe (fl.60, McKay, 1968).
(FAMILY W!Z~LY readen may eend for
Kr. Kane's eolol'ful book by mailing a
check or money order to F.W. Books, Dept.
A19', Box 707, Grand Central Station,
New York, N.Y. 10017.)
I talked with a mat many Americana
while I wa.a traveliDI' in Eaatem Europe.
They all felt that their trip bad given them
aomething valuable, unique, and unfor-
gettable-an inai,abt into a new culture
and a way of life.
So If you're interested in visiting the
Iron Curtain counbiee, here are ftve valu-
able ti pa for you to remember:
1. Book through a travel agent who ape-
cialisee in the area. Some of the better
&l'encies an American Travel Abroad,
Inc .. 250 Weet 67th Street, New York,
N.Y. 10019; and Maupintours, 270 Park
Avenue, New York, N.Y. 10017. Maupin-
toura also baa oft\ce. in Washington, D.C.,
Ka.neas City, Mo., and San Francieco.
2. Take traveler'• checks in small de-
nominations. DOf4't cub larwe amount.a on
arrival, aa many excunlona and purchases
must be paid for in dollare.
1 Take a aink plq. AaahU.~ paper
tissues, antibiotics, and a radio.
4. Remember that even air mail takes
10 days or more, and eend postcards early
if you want them to reach home before you.
S. Brush up on your higb-achool French
or German to five you a more interesting
trip, and take pocket dictionaries. Enaiisb
ia spoken 111 moet b'-laot;ela. but menu
are very often in German. +
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MONDAY AFIERNOON, FEBRUARY· 24, ~969
WI.. a -. 0. a lftnOllS. • HMS '.
I Ike OK After High Surgery
SAIGON (UPI) -U.S. artillery and
B5J jel3 tonight bluled jungl.. around
saigon whefe as many as 40,000 Com--
mtmlsl troopa were reported clooing in
ror a poaible attack oo the SOuth Viet-.
names< capital
American intelligence sources said the
Viet Cong offensive which began Sunday
with roekel barrages Oii towns and bases
tbroughoui the country was desiined
Mesa Clerk '
~idnnped, Set
F,ree Unhurt
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'A teenoged kissing .tldnapet' .wbo
allepdlT-abdttded a Jl<elty CGlla ·Jllesa
binl< -. drugged his WMpiug: -· · uv.>io ·calm her ...... and · llnally
-her unharmed is sought by
pqlice today.
·The U.year .. ld vlclhn told detecti.ves
the black.gloved JGUlll evidently bid in
l"1t car Friday afternoon before she
Jell work and rose up from the back
llll suddenly when ahe. was halfway to hil' parents' .$anta Ana home.
9.Do whit I• say and you won't gee
huit," she quoted the tioy, ~t 15 ~· old, as saying, wbife pointing a
reftlver at her bead. ~· •• ,.1)1itectl•e Charles Duvall said the girl
tolf.'of being, ordered ·lo drive .up and
~ vu'toois streets In .Santa 'Ana, and
to· ll'op finally on Towner Street near
Wfllbire Avenue.
1llere, she Said, he forced her to swa!, !~.two dnig capsules, tied her hands arid took Ille wheel himself, drivinl · 6ack to a spot on Corsica Place· in Com -· '110rkirur in the clarlmtsl, he untied Ille ~11 "hands, wblle he kept nassur· fni'· her Iha\ she WU not going to be hiimed. .
~ girl said he got out of the car
~')bat pOinl without further mo\es\ll!I
bet! and left. so she drove to I ...nee
11adon to "cali riollce and report Ille
cao,t, logged as kidnap, 85Sault with a ~ WNpon and aasault with intent Ill' iiiinmlt rape.
Dllectlve Danll said police don't
-lhe girl'• story ol Ille bizarre ab-
-and are -.. Ille youth, bUed on ber doiol~ and any further
in!Gnnatlon she may be able to provide.
QM was undtr the influence cl. 1 ct. c-:J:rb~ olkl~~ ~
and 'tould no( lldequltaly -In pot-llnl .together an ldeilU-klt compooile
... , lbot. .
m.tlpton may allo -her iW' bor Area ICbool ,-again In an
ltll!mi>I to opol I SU5pecl, atn0o lhe WU
• b t able to do It Fr14aJ nlibt -lltlrVlewecl ~t Iha ..... •
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to dlnrt .IIlled forees from lnllltration
roulel leodlng to 5algon.
Coollanl b00mln1 frGm Ille IJll'tl.S.
boWU:len rumbled ..,... ,......, llllllPt
and earl;f TueodaJ> -m<ilt ol Ille
fin diricteil :nto paddJ --Ille Sall'll rlvc. lo Ille au!, a -
launcldDg area f<r C"!nUPdR rocbt
cren " Waves of. B52 Slntofwb: 1111 raided
an area 34 miles northwest or Saigon
in Tay Nlnb province 'nt1r Cambodia,
hitting lrlill leading out ol Cambodia
toward the capital
U.S. intelU,ence sources said the Com-
!llllllials haye 65,000 troops pooiUonO\I
witllbl a· 7$'inlle radlui . or 'SIJii>o Ii>
II ..... uverabl<; hatWIOIJS;
INTEN!liTY DOWN
Allied headqulrters reported at 'least
50 Commilnllt rocket and mortar~attacb
on cities, towns and military bases today,
adding to· the .more than 100. rakls in
the ~irst: . hours of the . c;iffe.nsiye. But
Ille lntenslly o! grOund flgliting slackened
today, and 1potesmen uJd ·there were
.. no sJgnlficant ground actions" involving u .s. ln>opl.
The Communl313 were paylnl heavily
with more than 1,000 North Vietnamese
and Viet Cong guerrillas reported killed
since early Sunday against U.S. l~
of more than 100 killed· and JOO wounded •.
South Vietnamese officials said at !WI
39 civilians have been ·killed and 112
wounded In attacks on TT cities and
to~ . .
President Nguyen Van 11lieu issued
a atatement. in Saigon . today delc:ribln&
the tDew Comniunlst offensive ·' u a
failurt. He aaid the Red lhellinp "have
achieved no military victory" w b 11 e
brlniinl ooly IUfferlnl to dvlllana.
In Paris, a spokesman for the Viet eoog delegation al Ille Vletnam peace
conference aaicl Ule new · offensive was
in retalialioo· for· U.S. ·BIS · r«ldl. He
said the COmmunllt abelliMI· were
<tirected al military targets oolf.
SOIJTll TO BOMB!
Vice Presldeot Nguyen C.o Ky Jdt
Saigon for·Paris lo· rejoin hll cjeleptton
at the peace 'cOnfeience and warned
that SOUlh Vletname. plana might
bomb North Vlilnlm If Ille *1llngs
of South VleleatJ!'M _.tloa cenlerl
did DOI slop. • , ·•u lbq ""'llaiie to llliD SaJp. 111n
Js. ... qaellloo wlly .. -bomb Haliol," IC)' told new11um.
llWtary ....... w.... llteptlcal ,thal -v--<an')''Cllll -raldl -mflll:1 w1lbout the belp Gf
U.1. air ...,..... -Vlltum'1 air
lorec ... ...., .. -ol jel filbler-baaiber~ • . .
l'I iilillo, Ille numblr o1 Nortb Viet-
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-ol -overlooking the A Shf'1 Villey l'lt mllel oortheasl Cl Saigon
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s.,.n BolwHn Poll1ado1 Road and !Jnlvorolty ·orln Swamped Ag1IK; UC fl'"ilno loolatW
W ASff1NGTON (AP) -. F«llll!I' PrMl-
dent Dwi&Jil D. ElaeoMwer survived
b.lgh..risk surgerf late Swxtly, •'t6cla1
was reported , "resting as coinfPrtablJ
u can be eq>eeted.,, The opefa'tiaD, to
remove an tnte.tia.al obstruction wu
pronounced succesaful.
But Army doctors kept · clGoO • vl,n
oo the fiie-atar general, w-c:oadltton
ii compiicaied bf his age, '11, and a
hisl«y. of'seven bear! atlacka.
Altho\lgb olfldals gave out few delllll,
their fiDIPWJ polleot ,appeared ,toJ. bo
Jn no imminent danger u he, 9'libt
: ·a : ... )It'~ 'for· lbe!lllb tllllt
in· 14 years. ~ ;•-
A mid·momlni bullelln· ~:Walter
Roed Anny llolpltal Aid Ellllljlower'1
"vital slgoa are aatlsfaclnry ~ bl.I
ciirdJac ata!Ua 'rensalm itable." '
The l'ilal signs ·.,.. -!lilcalon
as pulse, blood pressure, ~ture,
heartbeat, and bieathlng. "•'! •
1E!senbower, who was near dillth Jut
August after suffering his aevulli bear!
altack, underwent two hours ;land 20
minutes o! hlgb.riak abdomblal'SW'gerJ.
Suoday nilbl · ~
Scar tissue from previous rur_.,, doc-
tors said, had blocked the ~e Gf
~~~~ tbe,f~~.~·· tn-
' Comity Qamage
Doctors decided on surgery after
ulllUCCellful ellcrta to ..... Ille -...
tion by no111Ur&lcal -. lncludlnc ln-•"1100 o! a. ruJ>ber, IUCllon tube through
•• • : ~ •. -·-• 1 \ -·-~ • DoSe" fnte 'the71 1nteltinat' tract to St0rm Socks · Souilifund,· rm;~~·has~1nw.uer.Reel\··
.Toll Mounts as
Rain Continues
By JACK BROBACK Of ... Dllfr , .. ,, .,.,.
Orange Counly, alieady he av 11 y
damageil by recurrent ralnstonnJ, today
fa~ m'ore Ooodlng and damage u
the rain contfnuet, county officials warn-
ed today.-•
In 110111• aecliooa o! Ille county, *,,..,
ol.fomhiel ba,ve been .ev1e11ated from
low-lying homel to·lllghir ;rauod.
WhUia nJn w• ,....& Sunday, 1DOUft..
lain areas Gf Orlilp Counly reported
Ille mOll d_.. }loodl were cloeecf;
however, over 1fklel1·--.ld 1areu. sun .-lodl.Y ..,. LlpDa Canyon
Rold, Santa Ana ~ Road, :.~~td.."~ PacJflc Coul Highway from lloheney
Part to San Clemellle, El Toro Road
and Culver Drl•e. •
Tbe Saollafo CollJG!I rotd la dooed>
It both endl' with a wuhout Ol'M! mil• wt of lrvlnflAie. n P.. ·
InSU-~tn-...
IOI! In flood ·Wilm, lilo can wUbed
•""1, one brldp wUbed out, four -were sevenl;f clamqed and water !fU
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More Rain D·ue Tonight
ByTOM'l'.ITUll
Of ... DlllY '"" ll•tf
Aa U the eolire SCulhland had choruoed
"Sock· it to me,'" the heavena opened
over Ille weekend aod poured bucketlul.t
o1 rain . oo ao. area lull maoaglng to
poke Its head .abbve wafer. after the
Jut outbul"ll o1 elements. ' ·
Rain tOlltinued Jn torrvits through to-
day wHh more In '. store for · toolght, ..... .... '·· . "' .... .,, .... ..... ..,. :::
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third Door presidential lulle alnce fiat
May, when he wu admitted after bla
fourth heart attack. Three more:attacb
(See EISBNBOWER, Page I)
Weadler
Thero'• .more 'rain wbere that ! C8lne 'from, . and" lt'11 coming to-
nilbl abd ,_..,., Wbere'll Noah now that we aeed blmf
INSmE TODA.Y
Fi.sh HarbOf'\ ot Ttnnlnol 1•
!and loolctd' li1" • dllGltn ...
• th< final of th< .llidlOllllm
which lllmed i;.., a calarlnJpM
beco.,• of tD<Gth<r. BOGllog
P11111 24.
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President Nixon Visits Britain
Realli"11$ 'Srcl!d Relationship' of Two Countl'ia
---LAGUNA PMOllE IOOTHS SINIC INTO SMID
a.loo '' If F..,. h '•.tJ ot --
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STORM SOCKS SOUTHLAND •••
bid 7 ~ the ooeaa..
i-, -.. llilbop ~
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DAMAGE •••
Barcelona U Reopens
t.bt JelZ'dl llr a: tx:3 ""I I ' s' lp!Cbf'° airtimr'lrillllri_......., __
Lui ~ -• ,_,, lligU &om -... -. Al Ille -1* .• -kr -Esplonr-----was taupcad)' ..,..., t• • ~
near btizzwd .,....,. a the rggr.d
t.rnla. '!be lift bad triOll to RI about ll.._awm• , >I , ..,.
There •as. buwt•a, ca bright spot
in lbe rainfall piclQre. m..a -
..... llrauded .., -and r.-trea
Sunday -in lbe bar of the Canyon
11111 in.Amm.
--rbere'1 no panic," owner Tom Gar·
rllon ~ "About Ill pm:ent of
lbe people . .,. "1joying It; and the
olber 10 pm:ent are asleep."
Hanoi Oaims '
Saigon Attacks
'RetaJiation'
PAlllJ (11PJ) -A VMl C.,.
spot..,,, llA1d todly Ille lwo4"J old
Conu!IEF148* afftaltre wtJlcb bu hit 10I
...... """ mllllarJ tarplt In ---•uinnl•"-farllU--
,-. lie 1mplled the I-woaJd
-lnue ml wllllOd lpinll bomblq
oflf<lrthVldmm.
'l1lo .._... far the Nlllaall
lJl>erl1loa ,.... (1111) llA1d ........
the Viet c.,.---CllllJ ....... m1lllary tarplt.
1be \'let Caac ....... Aid the
C••u••dwt aUleb ..... made in
---... dropploc """4rell of ll1011a11d1 of -adl dly
.. ihe -of °"i"' .... po111o11. Do you lldnlt tldl belpl lhi Plril talko?"
lie llA1d u Ille v--..... bomlliDI ... Ille ...a., "l1lq woaJd .....
m1t lbe ..... ...... """ crime u In the put."
'!be Viet C.., del<pt1oo ._,..i
to lldnltlbelrmm1armlrocUl-
.. oald nol ~ the talb, bol U.S. J10IOIW<in llA1d .._ .-llllJ' we
an effect oo lbe p-of lbe -
talU ""' al Ille -... -AJ bow or to whit utml''
Pmldmt NW>n lodly Up! In clooe
toucll wilb clnelopmenU ID -VI& nam to U1t11 wbttber the rub of
nrw Comnnmllt attac:U woWd threaten
lbe PaTll talko.
Snowfall Halts
Hunt for Missing
Gamblers' Flight
HA'tmlORNE, -· (AP) - A bloY)"
-1aD lodly ~ -Nmda 11Clllllllod aD plow IDll lllllld
jiOllDd ,_a. la t11t -I« a DCI mlollnl-~-·-TbellllmllC-, _plam_
~-..-.. --tool Beach after ... onnipl ...,
lnllntllone.
S.OW lllll wind hlV• Upt Mmli plams
... Ille ..-much of the llme, ....
....,..i por11o1 hive bll!led m lo e1Pt
leetof IDOW. T-1tur• we dipped below ....
11 nlPt In Ille While --""1dl nodl up II.Ml flll betneai llawlllonle
ood Bllllop, C&1lf.
""It woWd be 4Hlk:nJt for mvw: to
mntre under tbell cwyltlicw " aid
C.U AIT Pllrol Capt. G«lld .........
ID Bbllop.
-""" wind lo • miles .. houT bpi_.,._ ... 111e .,_-.,
ml IJmlled ........ Mmli 1<1M!7.
4 CAP If"*" 0 n ii BntMim Aid
.. lmjno-In Ille -....
apected befCll't 'l'lletdly.
llAORlD (AP) -'!be Unlvmlly or s-. -dawn Jan. 17 -of student dllordtrs, reopened for re1·
u1.or -loday withGut 1ncideot.
DAILY PILOT ........ '"" ,..,""' ...... ---·-
Power Crews Kept Busy
As Storm Laslws County --CAUPOINIA
••M•t N, 'W114 ,,..,_. ..... ~
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Th-•1 A. t,f11r,.,:.,,
Mell""" i:•;IOr
t111I Ni11•" •W•'ff"lli.~ """* -Call MfM1 m Wtlf In "'-f ~ e-ctrl! "'' ......... ltlM ........ ,. L""fl' ktd'1 m ,_, ,._ .................. ,,.. .. "'
By ARTHUR R. VINllEI.
Of .. °"",.. ...
Balllhft.lite wlndo ml drtvin( rain
created havoc wltb nne 0ruce CoantJ
utility -&mdly .... -iy lodly,
but left power and com111a11cation
l<r"fioe IUtJlrislnc!>' Intact -Downed wm, drcu.lt lbortl and wet
transfarmen bl.oclled out • lolll al 1,1111
cuoe-s, -lor nur'1 1J houn in the l!Galheni California ll'.dlloll . Co. ---...... Wonl dJlrvllllGe ""'**old wbm ........ to 1,100 o'llomm ID Ille Lquoa Nipel
aru weal out at. I ;• p.m. lmilaJ,
...,. llpoll oot belq -11111111: 1J 1.m. todaJ.
''We're awnnlnl tblt wt.II must blve
blown wir<I loplbor IDll ....ed a tliort,
boca1111 ... -nol found lbe ....,. cause yet," ..id Ed1ICln Co. DtJtrld
Nanaa<r Ralph Klier lodly.
Service wu restored to IO ptretnt
ol Ult Laguna Nlcud bllc:toJol area by
1:45 a.m. c.od.af, but the tuk wu alower
loc Glhen.
Ellewben In Ille llcnil-ballend ... 111
county area, a lrlnl(onntr f&lled at
10:11 p.m. Sundly, plungtnc l,Jll
1tpanlt Clllfomen In Newport Btacll'o
1.-T<rncearu Into bltanaa.
Sonlce WU -In about I~ ....... llA1d iu-.
-. of the m:laolve EmcnJd Bar dlllrid of Lqmla Belch ......
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--oat 8undly al1emooa, ....... • docorallY• .... .... 1111 -
• ~ 0( 111tan'• '1o&mee -and
----.. -.....u.;111-. K.lJer aaJ4 power WU restored to M
percent of the -.., 2::12 p.m. ....
lbe rat ..... -lo 11111'11111 lal lhlll one hour later.
PIClllc and General telephone com-
panl!a [Ired beUer .., far than In lhe
J1111U1T1·Febnwy lllliel of llonill which
blllerod lheSoutllllnd -In tema of camm.mdcatlon lll"rice..
"[ WU amazed.," llkl VltsD Kanp,
General Ttkpbone C.o. . • • r T t c e lllJl'l"'llor, "we had lelo dlanlpllm lhan
in ordinary -I lldnlt ,...,. llDllly
1dlln1 in ahape far lbem."
"To our lmcrwledp, Ihm an only
a rew mlr..-, onllnary repo1r can..•
uJd 1 1poltesman loc P1clllc Telepbooe
Co., 11111 of wbooe cuatomm In Ille
FJ Toro area were literally rendend
1peechleu lut week.
"Sandly'1 otorm .... nolhlnc lib luf
week for UI," tht lerVict ~taUve
ldded.
omdala of Ille Soalhen Comllleo Gu
Co. lieldqulTterl in Sanlt Ana .....
opdmilllc tldl "'°"""' 11111 lhey too
had ......... Ille -of Ille -Soolhllllllatorm.
"I haYln't beard Of lltJ ltcnn-oJn..
-dlmap yd, 11111 .. -"' aome by noon," aid~--,
-deporimeol _... • ,
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IW'O, la Ille lldPm aiilal. lie ... , -'DIOtilM--t.t·-
lalo e ur' -1111 s.nt v-
• • wide ,.... ti...._._ ..
-....... Ina £aot.Wat .._ d lie tlw ftllliri die oc•"hc
fl wrl " N.UO. -a.__.z tJI I I ptm to a. ... ,.... __ ... ~ 7 .... ___ _
n.tMs• ·,, .......... 'I .. ,._N .. ._·n ' r c .P*-w lllt
~ ........... wW CIDIDl!S oat
........ -l*llioiillip wort.
Tiie Pr • 1r ''a: ... '"*"' in
Ill I al a U..S..s..td -nwt1n(
.._ M ccara md witll JlftlPS' ,..,....
---• ,..jor ""*lo lbe ~
WDwilllPrilllelh "' ~
ad -of tile C-.alhe ....
p,.;tim
n ..,.., that NiloD. •• liainc
ap suppart cl. 1frstaa •lli•ON ""f'""kn
kr -• -.... .._, lbeiT ........ ,.& ••
1!le l'ieoideal gal....,, •• .-1a1
chan tram *h+• " " ""W-il
!Iii lint ml pall6c -wse of ao
elglUay Els ..... -· BefCft lie ... , med maQJ ~ ..-e not N"wm !" u.m ..--flle"llnels kadin& to Btlgjmn'• manmnrnt to tbt unknown
-.. lbe Preidall'• heavily ...,.
led<d -droff up lo lbe llrlliml
of the Siar Spa..,... S-. Many n"'
edAmerieaoflap.
Nhaa arrived 2$ -late md
,,.. Gbriomly pleued u lie mjljiid
from llil car md went l1lrooP a 1ioe
of dipitariel to llhlU llandl before
• wmUHlying ... ......,. '""" -
• -.... lie -lo the ""'!"I .... .............. ia 11...imc. •
Oil lbe -lo Ult --• dlma: ......... tbmr mini • 'tbe ar llld cm wa amsted far .. "int
"Ni><m go bclne!" Re I old palioe lie
didD't know it WU forbidden.
But the studeull' cries were at iD
lbe diem.
·ouve~!I J Tops -osear Bids
Nomin.ationi for Anrwal Academy Awards Revealed
I BmLYWOOD (IJI'[) -"Oliftl'!" led ........... __ 11 __ _
in the 4bt amaa1 Acaden7 Awards
raoe lodly •
Mnnhrn d the vwkmJ nammatN --1.bat-...ia
-tin& -.,.._., "l'mmy Girl,. lllllaercs'rir•'
Aloo _....,.. lor 1lest actma la
119 ftn! prrriom 1rinDers KatbariD9
Repbarn ('!be Lian in W"mter). Pabida
Neal (lbe Subjod wu -). and J-D<·-(Raebel, llacbel). The fdlll nm+-for bat adrm wu Vaeaa
Rodji1+• (-.). . _....,.. for 1lest adlr of the yur
were five performers, o.:me of whom
had prniomJr WOO the Oscar:
Ala ArDo. (1111 -ii • 1-lJ Hunter). Alu Bates (T1le FluT), llDn
Moody (Oliver!), Peter O'Toole (The
Lim in W"mter), and Cliff Robert5on
(Olarl7).
Other pictures nomlDlted w e r e
"Rom!O and Juliet," "Funny Girl," '"The
I.loo in Winter,"" and ""Rachel. Raclicl."
f'rotit ...... J
EISENHOWER ..
.... --of Tlpid, llng1lilT heart action dneloped whUe Ellf10bower was
In the bosplW.
'!be pnenl wu In Ille proc:eu of mak·
Ing I gndual recovery from lheae
cardlac trlUmal ..... the ....,.,., trou-
ble WU Ont ~ lo Ille public
-doy lliClll-Ah« annoandnc lbe decillon lo go
l1lead 1!1111 ........, Smxlly, lbe Army
uid EJwa-\w•er and hll wife. wbo rmbed
lo Wilt.er Beed from Gellylburg, """ "'Pied lbe det!e!ce far ..,.,.,.,. wilb
eqmnlmllJ." .
8latly after IS:• M...Uy morning Brlf. Geil. ....-iet J. Hq!ia Jr.,
lmpltaJ eonnnem1ne, Wd:
.. Gen, El..+ Mft msdmrmt surgery
fer la'tifjnt1 oliltnac:tioD thil evaling.
'11111 ,.-. bepo II '' 10 p.m. and termlnaltd IUCCellfully II 11 :30 p.m.
1be ct.tn.ctioa wu found to be due
lo two lute -· -mulling &om preYloao ...,.,.,. ...
1luP<s .... -IJlOkamal -lo elal>ante ... lbelT ..... repoiU of
lbe -..-·. pr<ltlml. ,.,,.,.
raid tbdr brief •mn.mcemmtl from
the lllqe of I recratioo hall Uled by
a.mdredl al Vietnam war am•ltYs
r-llf>c II Willer Beed.
Wblle _, oprdficJlll7 Ilic! ... the
lnlllal poa1._.111v. report IJJ!li<•"" the
obllnadiM WU ia Ellenbower'I small
wntiee -a tube mere than 2IO fed b:tc imidl: tbt 1bdcwnlna1 CIYitJ.
-rbe an•""""tic 1 t o m a com-
municatiol for the puuge of fuod bet•-two loopo of amaD ml large
lnleoUae emled al Ille ortclnal aperalion
In UM lot !<PmJ lldllo wu found
to be quite open, llmcllallll and unJn.
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Oki Solditr Eisenhower
volved In aoy Inflammatory process,''
tile -said.
''The site of the old ileitis was
thoroughly upos<d and found lo be jusl
u i1 was 13 years ago. The process
b a 1 obviously remained quiescent
through the many years and gives no
evidence ol having undergone any euc· erbalioOI .• ,
Eisenhower'• seven-man surgical team
was headed by LL Gen. Leonard D.
Heaton, the Army's surgeon general who
pert.,rmed the l!IM ile itis operation.
porting actor nominees were Jack
Albertson ('Jbe Subject Was Rmes),
Seymour Canel (Faooi,, Daniel Massey
(Star!), and Gene Wild<r (Tb e
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Oilier --!': ....... -c;ino Pool««Vo· · ('!be Batoe of AJcMn),
FTlll<O Zdfire!H (-and lallit),
Anlhaay l!Mvey C'111I Uon ill Wlqllr!,
...i Slaoley Kurblick (Z,0001: A 1lf""'
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Beol IOllP wrilleo lor Ille acrea -"Ollll1 Cllllly ~ Blog," ':For Loft
'11 1'1," "'Punt1 Girl.'' "'stir!" D ~ lftndmlll• d Ya&r IDDll.. .. from
"'The 'lbomas Crown Affair,''
1ICila Hepbuni hu Id u aJl.lime
record for nomtnaffoos with deven. She
wen her first time with ''1'ornio& Glcry ..
in 1933 and her second Wt year for
"Gt.iess Who's Coming to Dinner." 'Ibe
freckled New England actress now ii
one up on Bette Davis in oominatlons.
The awards will be made April Jt
at the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion of
the Los Angeles Music Ceuter.
Sailor Signed
Confession on
Seeing. Bucher
.<:ORl'.llADO (UPI) -A aall<r Ilic!
today he signed a Communist pdilian
without · reading Jt when ht &11' hair
USS Pueblo skipper Lloyd M. -
appeared aftu tortutt by North Korean auar111.
"I couldn't illTdly ~ bim ,"
Boatswain's Mate IC Norbert J. Klepac,
35, said of Bucher.
The lanky sailor ~om Granger, Ta.,
said Bucher told him it would be all
right to sign a letter to President Lyndon
Johnson admitting the Pueblo had
trespassed into North Korean waters.
Bucher said earlier he signed it alter
the Koreans threatened to shoot bis
crew one by one. .
"The sb;lpe be was in, I didn't think
there was any expl8Jlation needed,"
Klepac said. "He looked like a man
who hadn't slept in many days." Klepac
added he wasn't tortured hlmseU.
Klepac wu one of six Pueblo enlisted.
men paraded to the witness table at
a court of inquiry into the Pueblo affair.
All were questioned in detail about viola-
liOJl! of the Code of Conduct for U.S.
fighting men.
Di sar1n l\1ee t Delayed
WASHINGTON (AP I -The United
States proposed and the Soviet Union
agreed to postponement or the next ses-
sion of the 13-nation disannament ~ f~rence from f.farch 6 to March II, om.
c1als reported today.
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Polll open at 1 a.m. and close at
I p.m, Ttielday in the Huntlngton Beach
City School District for an elecUon
quleUy lenned "cniclal" by school ad-
atlnl4tr.R!on in wbat was once one of
lhe rlchell dlstricb In !be state.
Voters will decide ithe fate of a $4.75
million-. h11llcflna band isaue to keep the
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dlMcl qualllled for a llalo liul~ conllll to Aaoilta~ SQpw -4
loan and a tu o..,..lde ......... , Cbar1es Palaior.
The }lldldlDC bond propo.al needJ I The ta ONJJdt ~1 wtUcb needs
two-lhircla majority to Jl(lll. Failure to · a majority for appnl.al, woold IDcrure
secure !be needed mirgln niaano !bat !be tu rate fnJm u.i . ...-1. $US
the district would not be Ihle to takf per $100 u1!11ed valuation to $1.to tbe
advantage of a $9.75 mUJion llllto loan first y.ar, II.Ii Illa ......i llld $UO
approved bJ volers ID JUDO 00, a0> Illa third y.ar.
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'"" a bond or tu _. llld aa1y lwfte
in tbe 70 yur blltory of !be: -
baa a bond meuure lalled to-·
Once the · dl1tric( ;,;hlch 'coven !be
lower ball of Hunllngtqn Jleach, bad
a ·high aaeaed vtluation per pupil.rat.lo,'
but ...,..1 ·home ,_ baa lno
auled pupil -1&tioa puU,, wbllo
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tbe u1t1Md . valuatioa baa dfnilnlarJ
prqportloaately.
~Uy tbe cllltrict --...
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completed; aald achool ~
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WASHINGTON (APl -Fonner Presi~
dent Dwight D. Eisenhower survived
bigb-risk IUl'gery late Sunday, and today
wu reported 0 resting as comfortably
as can be expected." The operation to
remove an intestinal obstruction was
proQOUneed successful
Bui Anny doctors kept cloee vigil
en the flvHlar 1eneraI, whose condition
ta ~~ JJy his age, 78, and a.
lillory of seven heart attacks.
A1thoogh officla1a gave '.GI.rt few details,
thelr lamoua 'pailent ·appeared 'lo be
~D<t ............... ...... ~Ti~~ lbnol. 1or 1J1e 11111.lln\O
. A ibftlmrnlng bolletln 'fiom 'Waite' ~ /irtn'f Hoopltal aaid E!Jenbower's
""Ital lips are aa!Wac~ and bis
card1'!c llalal mnalm.stable .•
Tfie vital signs are such indicators
as pulse, blood pressure, temperature,
bearlbea~ and brealhing.
Eisenhower, who was near death last
August after aufferlng his seventh heart
·attack, underwent two hours and 20
minutes of high-risk abdominal surgery
funday night.
Scar tiasue from previous !lll'gery, doc.
~a said, ha.d blocked the passage of food through the former president's in·
lcstlne.
Doctors · decided on surgery alter
unsuccessful efforta to ease the obstruc·
lion by nonsurgical means; including m.
aertli:m of a rubber sucUon tube through
lhe nose into the intestlnal tract to
remove waste.
Eisenhower ha11 been in Walter Reed's
third Door presidential suite slnce last
May, when he was admitted after his
foorth heart attack. Three more attacks
and one incident of rapid, irregular heart
action d,eveloped while Eisenhower was
in the hospltal.
The general was in the process of mak-
ing a gradual recovery from these
cardiac traumas when the intestinal trou·
ble was first reported to the public
Saturday nighl
Alter announcing the decision to go
ahead with surgery Sunday, the Army
llld Eil<obower and bil wife, who IUlbed
to Walter Reed from Gettysburg, ''ac-
cepted the decision for surgery with
equanimity •11
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Sailor Signed
·' Confession on
Seeing Bucher
1CORONAOO (UPI) -A sailor said
(«lay he a.igned a Communist petition
•lthouL reading Jt when be saw how
\& Pueblo aklpper !Joyd ,M. Buclrer
appeared after torture by North Korean
gOanls.
\"J couldn't hardly recognize him,''
Boatlwabl'1 Mate lC Norbert J. Klepac,
31, said ot Bucher.
"J1te lanky sailor from Granger, Tex.,
aald Bucher told him It would bt all
riiht to sign a letter to President Lyndon
JOhnaon ada)ltilng !be Pueblo bad
tmpused Into ll«th Korean waters.
Bucher said earlier he signed it after
llvl. Koreana lhi<ll!\led to shoot hil
qew One by one. · ,
/'The sbal>lf hi"'" Jn. l ·dl!ln' think UiJtre wu lny o:planaUon needed," .
Kiepac said. "He ~ liD a man
wbo hadn't slept ln many daya. 11 Klepac
added he Wllll' tortured blmaell.
Klepac waa ooe of all Pueblo enllsled ·
mm paraded to !he wfinea table al
a court of Inquiry Into tbe Pueblo alfalr,
Al w... questtooed in detail about vlola-
lloill of !be Code ol Conduct for U.S.
flCbllng men.
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Flooding
BJ JACK BRDBACK
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Orange County, already be a• II y
damaged by recurrent ralnJtorma, today
faces more fioodlng and damage. u
the rain conUnues, county oU1clala warn-
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"" il !be entire Soulbtand bad cboruled 11Soct it to me," the beanna apeaecl
over the weekend and poured boc:Dtfull
of rain On an area just "'IM.... to
poke Ila head alme Wlltt after tbe
last oulhunt of elemmta. .
Rain continued ID ton<nta UirGuali ...
day 'llllh . men In 11ore for '!Gal&bl.
actonfing lo 'lbe U:S. "-._
In aome sect.lon1 of: the county,·doleftl.
of families b a v e beea evlCUlted frtllll
low-lying bomu to blPor ~ . .
Wb1ll nil ""'..,U.SciMi11.·-
tam· -el-Orinp CoumJ"•.,..:ted
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Dixon Installed
As President of
Valley Chamber
Charles A. Dixon, Jr. WU 1nstaUed
Saturday night as president' oi the P'CMJn..
ta.in Valley Otamber of Commerce in
the first installation dllmer beld by the
Chamber m a restaurant within the dty
limits.
The event was held in the newly-opened
Guy Fawkes Restaurant. Speclal guests
included Dr. Robert Morrell and John
Stockwell Sr., owners of the restaurant.
More than 60 persons attended the
installation including new b o a r d
members Dr. Marvin Adler; vice jll'esi-
dent; Mike 0 rt a J e, secretary; ,.Art
Buchacher, .treasurer; Don Blakely, Dr.
Paul Berger, Tom Shelton and Roy
Zukennan.
President Dixon aMounced the forma-
tion oC a Woman's Divi!ion of the
chamber and ·outlined coming ,events in-
cluding the Halloween parade a n d
carnival, an annual event which Dllon
Bald will be expanded. ·
Mayor Robert Scbwi!nltleger aald 'the
event marked &ii: 'months of chamber.city
partnership with the chamber taking
over city promoUonal duties.
tbe lllOll ........ ~ ....... ..... . ·-··~~~ .,, ·" ~~~~~
loiacArthar .... .Id, SIJleradlt, N
jeika. and Sinui,. c...,.o -. lhe . .
Pacific Coul l!lil>way ln>m Dollene1
Park . to ·s..· ,Clemente;. il Toro llolcI
and Culver Drive. .
Tbe Santiago, Cai\foo ro~ II cl~
at bolh encla wllh a washout (\lie Dille '
east of Irvine i..te,.
In SUverado ·Canyqo, two homa wm.
lost In flood waten. t'trO cara 'wubed
away • ..,. brid .. ..-.out,'""' -were aevenly damapd. and water waa
Oowin& thro'!&b 1ey•al ~ .
In Silvaado 40 famllie. were moved
to homes on. htgb . ;iOulicf, The roettt
.. sidence WU Wahed awoy ln llfiiiljOtb
Canyon. Tbll -~ Ila ~
pool in the_ .J~· at o rm•.• Se'lflii:
lamlllei ~ e'flCUittd to other -in thlJ canyon.
In Trabuco: Canyon the. water at one
time rose over the rock wall IUJTOUndlng
Irvine Park. Rainfall there WU 4.27
inches for !be put 2' .bo\lrl wilh a
total of 27.12 Inches for !he iwoo com-
pared with t .S.f this time la.at year.
In Laguna Canyon, the road waa closed
early Sunday afternoon and two families
evacuate:I.
Jim Williams of the Flood Conlrol
District reported a record b1gb inflow
and outflow at Villa Park Dam. At
the peak water wa 1 Oowfua: into t h e
facility at lt.000 cpblc feet per aecond
and I regulated Cllllflow WU ailowed
ol 1.000 cubic feet per aeooad. .
''This reservor saved areu in Oran&e.
Santa Ana and Tu.ltln from ertendve
flooding," Wllllaml Aid.
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KEY MA<;,4!1THUR jjouL.&VARD llllir;>GI CLOSID AGAIN' •.
· .Now _'Storm Hli!tt !l.~lro on 1,..., loolalH UCI , .
Pd~~~ C~ews Kept Busi;:
As Storm Lashes Cou1nty
By ARTHUR R. VINSEL to 1,700 cuatomen Jn the Laguna Niguel
, or fllll 0.11, •111t "'" area went out at 9:45 p.m. Sunday,
Banshee-like winds and driving rain some spots not being restored until l ;lZ
created hav~ with 11>me Orange County a.m. today.
utility syat.ema SUnday ·and early today, "We're asswnlng that wind mwt have
,but . left power and communication blown ~es together and caused a short,
service 1urpriaingly intact elsewhere. beau.se we hate not found the exact
Downed wirea, circuit shortl ai>d wet cause yet," said ' Edison Co. Di.strict
tran.Srormen blacked out a total of J,840 M RaI h -·~·-'f , . . 1 11 'hour , anager p KJser today. o;uowu1erat some or near Y I Servi In the ·Southern. Californla. Edison Co. ce wu restored to IO percent
aouth coastal terYlce aiW.. . of the Laguna Niguel blackout area by ·
WOnt dllfupUoo OcCun'al when powu • 1:15 a.m: today, but !be taak wu slower
' 1 !or otbets.
Doctors Prefe·:r l ll~spital Elsewbere iii the" storm-battered 11>ulh·
county area, a . transionner failed at
10:28 p.m. Sunday, plqloa: 1,380
1eparate 'cusl9m~a in Newport Beach's
Jrvlne Tmace att.a into blad:nea. •
Beach Physici.ans Say Expand, Not Build Another Service WU ·restored ill about 114
houn, .aald Klur.
Relldenll of the eic:hWve Emu~
Boy dlltrict of Llguna Beach wera By WU.WM REED
ot "'-D911r .-allf ,,...
The majority of docton In !be' Hun-
tington Beach area favor development
or Hunlinllon Intetcammunily Hospllol
into a major medical cent.er, cliµns
the chief of medical stall of the bospltaL
Or. Paul P. Mcllrfde•aald today ;lhit
the executive staff of the holpital oa
Beach Boulevard ln Huntington Beach
Is backlni eipaMion of !be boopltal
by an 1ddltl!llal 1141 bedl rather tbao
a plu to build a MW bolpftol In tJie ..... . . ~~· . ~=:;;.~.~~ ~w .. ·•·111ia·and De1awaroC·
to .0 alJed lldlftr. It II lotited lial
-hlll m8li lnn-Hun~tn1lon ~ ...... -wrtilhe
CGOClpl of a ....,. lilrp,medlcal.....,
!bat ea oflet a full tlll'I <I lllcbiy
technical ..me. in llmrtlngino Beach.
"ExJenlil"' duplication of booptlll
faclUUu can only be avoided b7 tt•
"We llrongly recommend !bat !he city llltewlle blacked out Sanday afternoon,
review the ldlon taken by the Board when· a' deCoraUve ~ tree fell · -
of Zoafnc·~ll · and c.-ilt with a · vtctim . of 111tmo'1· ;i...... ·-Ille!•
tbe..JloClooal . PJamtnr ~Iatlon, lbe . tore dt!m -1""" ~·!"'-' ..__ 'f Klier. aald ' power WU ~ lo. IO ~COUDIY lloepltaJ plannJnc agg~, or per<enl of tho'~ 'b},1:11',P.in. ad
-·•· • . I . In detenDwng !be tts1 were bact lb. -mal llil·lllln .. ~ upereoce one bOur·IOter • · ·
... loi De e d' I · aqci, )he ~ of Pacific ~ • c.nml1 te!epliooie ·-tbel!' :Nft i • cl. coimliltteeo Gil .~ . pMieo· farec( betllr bj ~a<, thin Ip' UIO. ~ .. ai!lf!U<inal. ~i ""1111!1 be~ Jirii1e!7.,..._,..,.a!_wbfch
l"'ff" our .~Ollll1IWl!lr,·tbe·~ medical . bittered u..---.ln'.lt!rma ~!«!be l!oopltal dollar. · · ' of awmunicaUoo ..me.: · ' '
. Dr. llcBrlcle remlriled,·tl!at = "l ,wu ~."'llld .Vlrlll .Kemp. i :,.a:~:=..;"::·,., =-~~..;:~~' ·='-~~,~~::t : ~~~!': ~·.
c:ommunlty by tbe plonned ·~· l'To• .... ;~~ ... , ... '"""· .of.HmitlngtoolDiorcommunlty. . a 1 tew 1·~,J~("""' coll!." 'lfo••••t .. ~.al fl. ~:o DW Aid i.. ...... fot'P-..Tl._pD91 , ·
hoipllal mllDtaln ·111ar tbire •· • -· c..1 JOt or,,,._ ,~1 io ;lllt. ·
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Oxp., ~·oat .be -lhe . ......,1. -.... )loQllill lllra.ia,t·
perniiy -to, build . a ......J • Wilt for ... ~•tbe;-... -.. ho$i~L l • • ' addtd. , r 1 • .' ~ l. 1 t . .1 ~
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_.. were upected lo --~~~ Cout,.;... raiotan
totall. tripled lbeJr umal ..... 'Ibo
..-atorm dumped nearly• much
water .._ the coutal ara u a a ..
periellced to dalo last -,~·· cfeluae, . .,.._ "' llw-
-llmd, --lfewpetl Beadl wttll ,.... -lour .-Illa,..,...,... 1oC!, neartr lwiol u macli"'• wu ,.. CO<\!ed In oilier ._ clllos. •.
'lile --.~!be _'I
.tolll lo,¥.-IS and 11-aloal
tbe ---1111 1'I' al lllfll • tlml ODb' llye to ... __ _...
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Western County
FI-. which wracte.I tbe 1'111. <I
Orange County over !be W-. apo
pamUy 1klppecl !be Wiii County -aa deep puddles were !be only problems
following Sund1y'1 heavy downpcliil\
Huntingtoo Beach, Founlaln' VillloJ,
WeMIInster and 1'<81 Beadl aD cbecloid In with negative raulta en miaua
damage from the netend rain. · ' ·
A few lllreell .....e lliioded;' bat -· clooed, accordinc lo -9 lrvm ~
loor polke de(lorlm«*.
Downtown lllmttnctm Beadl bad Its usual share of fiooded inte:neetlonl, but
no unusual problems were reported.
FouDWn Valley "llld Westmlnlter of.
fidala said the n1n wu heavy, but
their drainage systems cleared ft off
with few problems.
Weadler
There's mare ralb ......,, tbal
came from, and it'• ~ to-
nigbt llld 1\!'edaY· -Is ~ now Uut we -need him?
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JIOl.!;VWOOll (!J -1• lid . • • ~. -.. _....... ... JIQ • ~ ~11t"*e!i ~ Aw =~ mJ%'-aT:'! ~~ :=, race today. ll -• '*k'I ... Oo;"'I lflk Members ol lhe academy nominated 'wHtJ three'-of l\lit ftrst .t.r .
Friendship
In Britain
Barbra Streisand for best actress in wlnnlog 11* l!IQSt l~~~cljl; Other dlreci«s nominated were Glllo
her rlnt motklo plctw-e, "Funny Girl," The other top nOmtnee waa "The l!Joo 'PODteCorvo (The BaUle of ASgler1),
111101ber mualciL . .. in ~ln!e." with 8'ven. . Franco Zdllrelll (Romeo and Jullet),
AJ5o nomlnated ror best actreu Jn "Oliver!" is a mualcal version of the Anthony Harvey (The Lion in Winter),
ltlll were previou.I wiJ!ners Katharine Charles Dickens clasalc "Oliver ;I'w~".. l(MI Stanley Kurbrlck 1(1,0001: A Space
llepbuip (The I.loo In Winter). Patricia which was 1 ~hit In both Broadway ' Odyssey).
Nell (U.SUbjec:l wu-.), and Joan-and Londoo tbMtih. In addlUoo lo bat • Best song> wrjll .. Jat·tllt-••ff"
neWoodward(Rocbel,lllclld).TbefUth actor Moody, 11 lllo lncluclld bul aup-' ·"Chitty Chitty Banc Bing,~ "Fl"' Loi'e
nominee f<r best actrea 'Was Vanel!a porting nomlnaUon to Jack Wiid who of· Ivy," "Funny Glrl1" ~·Star!" and '
Redgrave (Isadora). played the Artful Dodger and but di.rec-0 'nle Windmills of Your Mind," from
Nominated for best actor of the year ting by Carol Reed. "The Thomas Crown Affair."
were five puformen, none oI whom Bert iupportlng 1clreu nomlnees were . W.:iss HepbUI'J'I has set an aD·Ume
had previously won the Oscar: Lynn CarJ.In (Faces), Ruth Gardoo record for nomlnaUona with elev'en. She
Alan Arkin (The Heart ts 1 Lonely (Rosemary's Biby), Sondra Locke (The won her first time with "Morning Glory''
Hunter), Alan Bala ('!be Fixer), Ron Heart Ls ·a Looely Hwiter), Kay Bedford in 1933 and her second lut yeor !0<
Moody (OUverl), Pet« O"l'oole (The (Funny Girl) Ind Estelle Parsons "Gue" Who's Coming to Dinner." The
Uon ·in Winter), and CJilf Robertson (Raebel, Rachel}. freckled New England actress now ii
(Ciarly). Mlsa Pmolil won the Oscar lut year ooe up on Bette Dlvia In nominltionl.
Other plctur.s nominated we re for heal supporting ac:tnu In "Boonie The awards will be made April 14
"'RomeoandJulie:t," .. P'unnyGlrl,""The and Clyde." . at the Dotcttby Chandler Pavllloa ol
LicminWinter,"aDd 0 Racbel,Rachel." In addlilon to Jack Wild, beat sup-the Los Angeles MW1ic Center.
Stars to Stage . Benefit
For Countx KUlney Girl
BY TOid TITUS
Of iM DeJlp flt• .....
Hollywood;a stars will shine ln Orange
County nut Sunday night In the hope
that their luster will write the ticket
to W. r.r.a 17-yUM!d Sonia Ana prL
Man:h 2 will be Suwl M-Nllhl
al the Anaheim Convention Center JI
a host of top entertaioers -beaded
by Sammy Davis Jr. -convene fc;ir
a one-nighknly beoe!!I lhow lo help
ralae $40,080 le< SUAD'• badly needed
kidney transplant operation.
1be benefit, just orgarµzed Friday,
already includes tbe popular pop singing
group the Monkeell, the four stars of
TV's Mod Squad and Laasle'a fotmer
muter, Jon ProVOl'lt. Other big names
may be added within the week.
Orianlr.er of the big bub ls Negro
actor Lee Duncan, Greg Morris' liunt
man on "Miasl.on: Impossible" and a
frieqd of . Davis, wbo ta playing at
Melodylml lmllgbl Ind Sunclay.
illmcln,. who learned of Suwi'a plight
by wltrlllnl 1 TV lhow aet up by
two d ber clamltel, began quickly
lo orpolJo hla taleiit "8'•de, He began
by MClll'lnl Mlle• Cole, Ptggy Lipton,
0-WIIllama ru Ind '!'Ii• Andrewa,
the four beldllnera of. 1"1'be Mod Squad."
By Friday allemooo otber -join-
ed !be ll10Wlnc Jilt, lncludlnc a Well•
-"'-· wlllcb .., due" lo union ruleo -CllllOI be named. 6-Dinovi
will conduct !be ll-jllieo baa!.
Prooeldl ·from tho --prlold al $3.!0, $f;IO 1111 16.11 -will be
used lo defray the -of !be operalloo
In wblch -will tramplanl a ltidney from Mn. Leonard MUlll lo her
daughter. It will be Orqe County'•
(iral such lrlnsplanl.
Suun, a .oenlor at Villi Part llllh
School, who recently moved to Santa
Ana from Orange, it now being kept
alive by a dialysla machine in Garden
Grove'•· Palm Harbor Hoapital which
she must use twice a week.
Batrlns compllcatlonl, SUaan will
undergo the trwplanl -operation In
another month -after '8,tOO worth
of trol--!be~ lillcblne.
That operalloo 11111 . be --
-· -lo SIJnmJ Davll Jr. and
hill -6--
BEATING THE DRUMS -Obviously pleased about new fine arts
grant for Fountain Valley School Distrtct are future musicians (from
left) Julie Lawhon, Scott McKee and Kim Creighton of Harper
Scbool.
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Alloted $4, 900
About one third of all the funds allotted
by the fMeral government to the state
und er the National Fine Artl and
Humani ties Act will go to the Fountain
.Valley School District.
l;>istrict admlnistratora aald today that
o[ lbe $15,000 grllllled lo ICl!ool dl31rfcts
in the state, the local diltrict will receive
$4,900 on a matcbing bu.is.
The diatrlct plana to uae the money
to buy JO palrl of tympani (kellio
drums), 1eLs of nconllnp which 10
with the newly adopted llale lll'leo music
lelrlhooU and -Cl!led "The Reading Singer," for choral lnatruc:Uon.
A "' of rbytbm In-II wUI be provided for each ICbool.
''The llm ol the prosram."•llMI N"Jke
Brick, "Is a balanced mllllc education
program thougb lncreued ~t and
mate.rials."
UCI Black Students
Speak at Program
A pallfl of UC Irvine blldl ltuclenll
wiU speak lo women of Town and Gown
in a morning program Mardi 17. · ·
"-the panel partldponl'I wW be
Ja-Winder, pmldonl of the UC!
campus Black Student Unioa.. Dr. Duran
Btll, aaoci.ate profwor of economlct
-II the only Negro pro!euar •I
Irvine, will moderate the panel di.cu.
tlon.
Victim Tells
Of Shooting
During Trial
"I've been shot. He didn't have to
lhoot me. I know who did jt."
Thal statement WU made by Charla
Bll!iano u be lay bleedlns oo a ·bamlcim
flocr a 1tll' ago. The worda w ... recalled
loclay by -In the SUperfar Court lrlll al Georp Ind Lury Silnlr;
Donlld. Clwt'oul rl. -Alla lodl1
cleterlbed the .... hour boldlJli •t Ibo
lllllacla1 Ina of wlllcb the --an .......i and recalled boli ""lprio,
S4, WU llhot In the ifpm,ldi ·llllr be
Identified George Stiner. II, .. ... of
three armed bandits entering tho lllnls
Ana bar.
Cbarrou1 could not idenUfy the brothus
In court today aa two of the three
men who ordered him and other patrons
to Ue down on the barroom noor. Bur
he waa, he aaJd, a witness to BlsJgano's.
recognition of George spoor, given ..
Cbarrout and other patrom ~
flnl lfd to the wounded man.
Blslgano blmaeU hu tesllllecl In court
lhat Georp SUner shot blm during the
fj,000 lloldup WI March I.
Goorge ID<f Lury SUner, 11, are 1c-
C\lled of •~pied murder, armod rob-
bs')' and b<lrglary. The -.. both
members of the ; Negro Natlonllllt
orpn!utJoa, US, a.1ao , ·face murder
dlltgt1.ln i.GIAl!Pfa.
Whatever tbt out:Come or tbe currtnt
lrlll Ibey . ID1lll mum to I.GI Angeles
to face allegations that they ahot two
memben of the Black Panther org~nlza.
tlon on the UCLA campus· Jut Jan.
11.
Killed in a c!Lspute over the naming
o/ a director of au Alr.o-Amertcan Study
Center at the wllveralty were John J.
Huggins, 2.1, and Alprentice C!rter. 28.
Grisly Autopsy
Photos of RFK
Shown in Court
LOS ANGELES (UPI) -Grisly color
photographs of the bullet puncture of
Sen. Robert F. Kennedy's shaved head
were produced today at the murder
trial of Sirhan B. Sirhan.
The photographs were made at the
autopsy performed alter Kennedy's death
and they showed in shocking detail the
ugly wound jU1t behind hll ear. Ke~
nedy'a full face could be seen in profile.
The picture brought home as nothing
y • t had in tb1a lrlll 1 h • physical fact
cl Kennedy's being. wounded from a
distance of leu than an inch. Another
o( the pictur.s showed hands In rubber
1Joves probing the wound.
Photographs llllde at the autopsy of
President John F. KeMedy never had
been made public.
When today's session opened the bullet
whi ch entered the brain of lbe senatcr
was introduced.
Dewayne. Wolfer, .a balllstics ezpert
and the 47th witness called by the state,
testified that the bullet was fired from
the gun held , by the 24·year-old Arab
immigrant June 61 1968. .
Also Introduced by O.p. Di!t. Atty.
David Fitts were bullet fragments
removed from Kennedy'a bead during
!'lurgery and in the 8.utopq following
h11 death.
The stlte a1s<> was erpected to attfmpt
to bring In notebooks found In Slrban'•
home In which be ezpressed hill atroog
pro-Arab sentiments and reportedly
wrote "Robert F. Keooedy mu.st be
1uaalnated before Junt 5, lMI."
'Ille de!enae wu e>peeted to object
an iroonds that poUce o!!1cers d1d no1
have a aearch warrant and did not
ha\l'fl Slrhan'a permission to mnove the
documents • I though b1s mother and
brolben agned.
Sirhan IOd b1s family m17 be among
f.2 wllnea!es aummoned to back defense
ell'crtl to save blm from the gu
chamber.
Disarm Meet Delayed
WASHING'roN (AP) -The United
Slllet proposed and the Soviet Union
agreed to postpon<m<nt of the nm -slon of the 18-uatlon diaarmament con-
!trence from March I lo Mardi II, offl.
clala rtponed today. •
LAGUNA PHONI BOoTHS SINK INTO SANDT-""" -
Rain R~noff l"loodo_ Broadway at Moln Boadi
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STORM SOCKS SOUTHLAND •••
ed.
Throughout Southern California, the
rain brought renewed f I o o d i n g ,
earthslides and hazardous driving con-
ditions. .Nearly three more tncbea fell
In Venturi Collllly, the area hit hardest
by a series of January aloI'Dll!. In the
Ojai Valley, rising waters forced six
families from their homes for the third
time In a month.
High winds acconipanylng 1he storm
created a rainy mist in so me areas,
hampering visibility of motorists and
causing a rash of traffic accidents. Snow
above 4,000 feet closed many motintain
roads.
Small craft warnings were hoisted the
length of rhe California coast. Rough
seas In the Santa Barbara Channel stall·
ed erforts to activate three wells on
an oUshore platform to relieve the
pre.saure. on nearby aands under the
ocean floor where crude oil leaks have
blackened Ule ocean.
Heavy anowfall at Bishop hampered
the search for a DC3 "gamblers' speclal"
airliner with, 35 1boanf, missing alnee
Jut Tueadar ... • mum !l1glil from
Hawthorne, Nev.
At Big Bur Lake, a search for four
E']ll<nr Scoutl Ind their adult leader
was tempararily mapended because of
near blizzard . conditions in the ruoed
terrain. The five bad tried to att abOut
10 mllea crosa country Salurday.
There was, however, one bright apot
in the rainfall plcture. Fifteen persons
were stranded by mud and fallen trees
Sunday -in the bar of the Canyon
Inn in Azusa.
"There's no pan1c," owner Tom Gar·
risoo reported. "About 90 percent of
the people are enjoying lt, and the
other 10 percent are aaleep."
V.S. Stems Red Offensive
On Saigon With Attack
SAIGON (UPI) -U.S. artillery and
B5% JeLs tonight blasted jungle• around
Saigon where as many as 40,000 Com·
munist troops were reported closing in
for a possible attack on the South Vlet-
namese capital.
American intelligence sources said the
Viet Cong oUensive which began Sunday
with rocket barragu on towns and bases
throughout the country was designed
to divert allied forces from infiltration
routes leading to SaJ.gon.
adding to the more than 100 raids In
the first hours of the offensive. But
the intensity of ground lighting alackened
today, and spokesmen snid there were
"no s.ignificant ground aclions" in\"o]vin;;
U.S. troops.
W. H. Richard s
Funeral Held
Servicea for Wllliam H. Richards. a
retired chief of police from Oregon.
were held today at Peek Family Colonial
Funeral Home in Westminster.
From Wire Servfces
LONDON -Pre~dent Nixon arrived
looigbt In 1 fog-shrouded Brllalo onoo
again embroiled in a major row .with
France over NA'ro and Euro!fean unlly
and reaffirmed tbe U.S.·Brltlsh "special
relationship" first proclaimed by Sir
Winston Churchill.
Nil'.on flew here from Brussels where
he told the NATO allies he would work
for a swnmit conference with the
Russians "in due course" and where
be expressed belier the United States
can wort with its European partners
in increasing harmony.
His Air Foret One jet arrived at
an airport. subjected to one of the
heaviest security screens Britain has
mustered in many months. And in an
arrival statement be told Britiah Prime
Minister Harold Wil son "The frlendJbip
of our peoples needs no formal reaf·
firm a lion."
Nixon toot: care to avoid any refertnce to the diplomatic row between Britain
artd France that erupted ju.st before
his departure for Europe. (Related story,
Page 5).
He left \Vashington Sunday and new
to Brussels, first stop on an eight-day
tour of Western Europe.
"Winston Churchill called ours .a
special relationship,·• the President
recalled.
"Because we are partners in tbe quest
for peace, we know that our relaUonshlp
is not uclusive. That peace will be
secured only when all nations enjoy
the relation.ship of trust and confidence
that united us." This was interpreted as an appeal
to French President Charles de Gaulle
who has been at loggerheads with the
United States for nearly a decade over
most major policy issues.
The presidential plane touched down
In an isolated corner of London's
Heathrow airport. Thi.s was a security
precauUon. Protest groups have threaten·
ed to "hound" the President with
demonstratlons throughout his 36-hour
stay in Britain.
In office only a little more than I
month, the President illustrated aa he
left Brussels that dome!tic problems
may be paramount in Washington but
global commitmenta require his im--
medlate .attention.
Speaking to representatives of the
North AUantic Treaty Organiu.Uon.
NATO, in the Belgian capital, he
userted' _ -The Un1ted Stites intends to 0 mte.r'
into negoUatjons with the SOvlet Union
on a wide range of issues."
CHP Blames Rain
In County Car
Crash Deatli
Heavy rain was a contributing factor
In the death early Sunday in a Stanton
traffic collision of Francis E. Ryan,
34, Garden Grove, the Califom.la 1Dghw11
Patrol said today.
Ryan was de8d on arrival
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County Traffic
Dealll ToU
at West
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Conatant booming from the big U.S.
howitur1 rumbled acroq Saigon tonight
and early Tue5day with most of the
flre directed ;nto paddy fields across
the Saigon river to the east, a favorite
launching area for Communist rocket
Mr. Richards, a resident of Huntington
Beach f or the past four years, d le d Orange County Hospital In Stanton
Thursday at the Riverview Hospital, San· following the 2:20 a.m. crash at Beach
crews. ta Ana. He "" "'. B I d and K t 11 A Waves of B52 Stratofortresses raided ., ou evar a e a venue.
an area J4 milea northwest of Saigon He was in the Masonic Lodge for Highway Patrol officers said Ryan was
in Tay Ninh province near Cambodia, 50 years. a passen2er in a car driven by Steve
Survivors include bis wife. Llule, of Lamb. 26, Garden Grove. The Lam b
hitting trail• leading out of Cambodia the home, &471 Cayan Circle : five sons, car collided with another driven by Della
toward the capital. Harry, Eleek, Lloyd, Chester and Lou is f.farie Acosta, also 26, Garden Grove.
U.S. Intelligence sources said the Com-Richards: four daughters, Fern Kerlin, Several other persons 11·ere ini,ured in
munlsts have 65,000 troops positioned Frieda De John, Betty Jane McCarthy the accident. but, according to CHP
within a 75-mlle radius of Saigon in and Barbara Jean Guy; three brothers; officers, none of the victims "'as ser·
81 maneuverable battalions. 38 grandchildren a n d 36 g r e a t • iously hurt.
Allied headquartera reported at least grandchlldren. Ryan was the third person to file
50 Commun1st rocket and mortar attack• Interment followed at El Toro in traffic collisions on rain-slick Oran ge
on cltlea, towna and millt.ary bases today, Cemetery. County roadways during the weekend .
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....... ;_ AY FBRUAAY 2~ .• ,.,,. -• ,..uPaJ ' ( . ..
·.B~each ,_ ·to -· I.'.' Decide
. i ' School . :. .
)'ol!a open a_t 7 un. and clole al.
.i-1.m. Tu<sday in the Hunliniton Beach
~y Scbool ~trict for an elecUon
q"1etly termed "crucial" by school ad-
mlnlltrator1 lD Wbat was once ooe of
the richest districts in the state.
iVot'.en will decide the fate of a $4.75
niillioa buildinc bond issue to keep tbe ' .
dillljcl qualJliod .lot ~ .., .. buiJdlq
IOHud&IUoverrlde-.
Tbe h!l!dlng -~ Died! • Lwo-lbl!VJ maJoi'llJ to pus. F~ to
secure 1he MOded-mlJ'lln ,_;<a that
the diatrlct would not ·be abla to · take
advanlqe of a •-75 million alete 'loan
approved· l>y voters in Jane $1967, a<>
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Falhn of Ille to meuure woold drop
the nle to tlle statutory· Ill cents per
$190 , asseseed va1uaUoo, accordlng to
Palmer, a ccad.IUon be called "near
dlsuter:''
.There hu not been ; much ol. a cam-
pal&n for or against tlle p~tlorls.but
tJie dlatrict . never bu IOlllht 'v1-ly
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I« a_., ta meuure llld oolJ·-in . the •'It )'W' • blatoey of. the . cllllrlcl
ha• a bond mwure fallod to pus.
Once the diltric~ -whlcb c•'"" Ille
lo:wer ball of Hunliniton Beach, bad •.hllh ....aaod valuaUon .....-pupu-ratio,
but recent bOme comtrudlcm bu II>
crtao<d J>UPil populailon greatll, while ' . ' ...
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IChooll and bu an lntmnedlata 01Cbool
under camtructloo. Several other ICboDll
will bf neodal a houllnC tndl "' completed, Aid ICbool gffJrilJc. . .
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. 'wASHINGTON (AP) -Former~
ilont llwigbl D. Elaenhower survived l>lch-ri* surgery late Sunday, and today
:wu ~ "resting as comfortably
al: can be apected." The operation to
remove an intestinal obstruction wu JJrimounced sUccessful.
llui Army doctors kept close vigil ""'the five-star general, whose condition
1' ~cornpllcated ·by_ bis age, '18, and a
~ of seven heart attacks.
Allhdugb officials gave out few details,
their famous paUMt appeared to be
{D no imminent ·ctanger 11 be fougbl
cinajot'lieollh threat for· tlle lltb lima-tn lt y.,;/ ... , .... ' ... ,,
.. _.A.,~ln& bnl\ttin 1 Jmp.,Waltlr
~ . Hospital said ~wer's
"tjtal JilDs are satislact«y and bia ! cardiac liiabls ~ a1e111e..
The vital signs are such indicators
u pulse, blood pre8Sure. temperature,
heartbeat., and breathing.
· Eienhower, who waa near death last
Au.lust after suHering his seventh heart
attack, underwent two hours and 20
JQinutea of high-risk abdominal surgery
Simday night.
'·Scar tissue from previous surgery, doc·
ten said, had blocked the passage of
fOOd through the former president's in·
&tstine.
:'l)octon deelded on surgery after
idiuccessful efforts to ease the obstruc-
tion by nonsurgical means, including fu..
Nriion of a rubber suction tube through
~ nose into the intestinal tract to
ffioove · waste.
Eisenhower bas bei!:n in Walter Reed's
Udrd 'floor preajdential suite since last
Mty, when be was admitted after his
fdllirth heart attack. Three more attacks na one 'incldent of rapid, lrrtgular heart
aetl'on developed while Eisenhower was
tn: \he hQSPital.
: 'Tb. general wu in the process of mat~
Ing a gradual recovery from these
cardiac traumu when lhe intestinal trou-w,: was fll'St reported to the public
saturday nighl
·After annouoclng the decision to go.
-d with surgery. Sunday, the Army
utd Eisenhower and hlB wlfe, who rushed
t»'Walter Reed from Gettysburg. "ae-
....._. the decision for surgery with ~nimity." ..
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Dixon Installed
As President 9f ·
Valley Chamber
Charles A. DiXon, Jr. was . installed
Saturday night as president of the Foun-
tain Valley ~ber of . Commerce in
the first lnstallailon dinner held by the
Chamber in a restaurant within ·the city
limits.
The event was held in the newly-opened
Guy Fawkes Restaurant. Special guests
included Dr. RObert ·Mori.ii aBd ·Jolu!
Stockwell Sr., owners of the restaurant.
More than SO persons attended the .
tns1allation inc~uding new . b o ·a r d ·
members Dr." Marvin Adler, vice presi-
dent; Mike Orta le, secretary;. Art
Buchacher, treasurer; Don_ Blakely; Or.
Paul Bera er, Tom Shelton and Ror·
Zukerman. ·
President Dixon· announced the forma-
tion of a Woman's Division of 'the
chamber and outlined coming events in-
cluding the Halloween parade a n d
carniv a1, an annual event which Dilon
said will be expanded.
Mayor Robert Schw,erdtfeger said the
event marked si.J: months of chamber-clty
partnership with the chamber taking
over city promot.!.ooal duties.
Downpour
Brings More
Flooding
By JACK BRllBACK
Of .. Den," ...... ll9fl'
Orange County, already he av II 1
damaged by recurr<nt ralnmrml, todaJ
faces more floodiilg and .. damage · u
the rain conilnu"' county ·olllclala wilm-
ed today. ·
In some sections of the ·COUDty, dozens
of families h 1 v e been evacuated from
low-lying homo to biP,er gr<IUl)d-
Wbile rain. waa luer'al :&mday, DlOl1Jto
taio areas of Orqe County reported
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the tnoll' damage. -were·~ · 116wlf~" . ·~~·if" ~--· Still ,~1 ,., ' . ' .. ' ~ tY"' . R I : JtoMt, . , . '
MacArthur Bofl4Yar4,. SUverado, Mod·
jeska,' and Saqtjlj> · ~ roadl, ,IJie
Paclllc Codi ~ ll'oiD Da11iMJ
Part 'to San ~le, El Toro RQ&d
and ·euiver Drive.
The Santiago Canyoo road la cloaod
at both ends with a wa!bout OM mile
east of Irvine Late:
In Silverado Canye11, two homes were
lost in fiood waters, two can waabed
away , one bridge ;washed out. four hOmu
were severely danlaged and water was
flowing through several of.hen.
In Sllverado 40 famtlles Were moved
to homea on b1ch gfClUOd. The FOiler
residence was wubed· away In M~
Canyon. Thia home lost Its "'Imming
poo1 in the January 1torm1. Seven
families were evae111ted to other homes
in thiJ canyon. '
In Trabuco Canyon the water at one
Ume -rose over the rock wall llUTOWMllng
Irvine Park. Rainfall there wu 4..27
inches for the past 24. hours with a
total ol 17.72 'Inches for the oeaaon com-
pared with 9.34. thll time 1ut year ..
In Laguna Canyon, the road wu closed ·
early Sunday afternoon and two famllies
evacuated.
Jim W!llianu: of the Flood Control
District reported a record high inflow
and outflow at Villa Part Dam. At
the peat water n a Oowlng into t h e
facility at 10,000 cubic feet per second
and a regulated .outflow wu allowed
of 3,000 cubic feet per Second. -
"This reservor 111.ved areu in Or1J1ie.
Santa Ana and Tu8Un lrom ellenalve
floodinl, .. Wllllaml Aki.
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NeW·Slorm H,lts Repairs on Span, 1.0lalH' UC'I · . . ~
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B811$hee·Jlke winds . and driving rain
created havoc wUh some Orp.nge County . .
utility systems Sunday and early today,
but left power and conununlcaUon
service IUl'prilinglf. intact.elaewhere.
Downed wlrt11, circuit ahorta and wet
transform.en blacked out a total of 3,MO
customers, some for nearly 12 hours
1n the Southern Callfomla Edison Co.
south coutal aervtce area.
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Al u the -!\ol<tblan4 bid da-''Sock it .to me," the bea,._ GpSaecl
over tlle---and polired -or· rain oa an area jUst D'lllllchlC tct
pote Its· bead. above . water after llie
!ut'cxitburat of e1emmta:
Rain caitimlod In torrenta lhnlu&l\'loo
day with _. In a.-e for tllJlipt,
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l8 df:ep puddles ftre' the• only pro's' M
following Sunday's .htovy clownpoul'..
Hunilngtoo B<ocb, Founlaln Vallq,
Weatminsler ud Seal Billcb all <heolid
in with negaUve remHa: on · Mriou
damage from'tbe weetd'nln. _ ..
A few atrelta were floclcled, hut none
cloled, --to ...,.ta from an
lour police~· ·
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usual llhan of lloodod -·-bul no ...,..W prnblema """' Hpoitod. Fountain Valley ml ,,_....,. . .,.
IJclaJa said tlle 1'lin Wll beavy, bul
their drainage l)'llelol clearod tt off
with ,... probl<ml.
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.... today.
Members ol the academy nominated
Barbra Strlil&Dd for best actrtss in
her ftnt moUon picture, 1'Funny Girl,''
anoeblr. mu.k:al.
A1JO nominated tor best actress in
1911 were j)revloUI winners KaUlarlne
ll<pbunl (Tho Lion In Winier), Pa\<lcla
Ne11-(theSabje<t WU &eel), and Joan-
ne Woodwonl (Racllel, llachelJ. Tho flflb ncmm. f<r bat ectftm WU Vane.saa
Redgrave (lsldor1).
Nominated for best act.or of the year
were five performen, none of whom
had prevloaaly WOO·the 01<:&"
Alan Artln (Tho Heart is I Lonely
llulll<r), Alan Raia (The Filter), R<>o .
Moody (Ollv.,.I), Peter O:\oole (The
Lion In Wlnl<r), and ClUf Robertlon
(Clw17). <Mber pictures nominated w e r e
.. Romeo and Juliet. tt "Fwmy Girl," "The
Lioo ln Winter," and "Rachel, RacheL"
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winning the iooa:t l!"ird.a beiDi uuaicals. Dlher directors nominated were Gilio
The other top! nominee WU "The Lion Pontecorvo (The Battle or Algiers),
in Winter," wJUl H¥11'1. Franco Zefii.relll (Romeo and Jl.Lllet),
"Oliver!'' 15 a musical version cf the Anthony Harvey (The Lion in Winter),.
Charles Dickens classic "Oliver Twist" and Stanley Kurbrick <i,0001: A Space
which was 'a smash hit in both Broadway Odyssey).
and London lheltcrs. In addition to best Besl songs wriUen for the acreen were
aclor Moody, tt allo included be$! sup-1'Chitty Chitty Bana Bang;'' •1For Ime
porUng ocmlna11on to Jack Wild wtio of Ivy," "Funny Girl," "Start'.' 8IM:I
played the Artful Dodger and best d.iree-"The Windmills of Your Mlnd," from
ting by Carol Reed. "The Thomas Crown Affair."
~ supporting actress nominees were Miss Hepburn has set an all-Ume
Lynn Carlin (Faces), Ruth Gordon record for nominations with eleven. She
(Role!na!'ts Baby), Sondra Locke (Tbe won her firat. time "1tb "Morning Gklry"
Heart is.a Lonely Himter), Kl)' Bedford in 1933 and her second last year for
(Funny Girl) and· Eitelle Parl0tl5 "Guus Who's Coming to Dinner." The
(Raebel, Raebel). freckled New England actress now Ls
Miu Parsons woo the Oscar lut year one up on Bette Davis in nom.inatloos.
for best suppOrung actress in "Bonnie The awards will be made Aprll 14
and Clyde." at the Dorothy Chandler "PavWon of
In addition to Jack Wild, best sup-the Los Angeles Music Center.
Stars w Stage. Benefit
For Countx Kmney Girl
Victim Tells
Of Shooting
During Trial
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Hoa,_'1 llan wtD lhlne In Oranie
County neit Sunday Dlgbt In the hope
that their ltl!f.er wtD write the ticket
to life for a 17-year-old Santa AnaftL
Mar<h l will bt SllllD -Nlgbt et tbe Anaheim Convention Center u
a host of top entertainers -beaded
by Sammy Davis Jr. -convene for
a ooe-nJPl<>nly benefit lbow to help
raise '40,IOll for Suun'I hadlJ needed
kidney trm11Plaot opetalkm. •
Tbe benefll, juat organlz.ed Friday,
already Includes the popular pop singing
group the Montees, the four 11tars of
TV's Mod Squad and Luale~• Conner
master 1 Jon .ProVOIL Other big namu:
may be ~ within the week.
Or111lhitr of the big baah la Negro
actor Lee Duncan, Grtg Morrla' -t
min oa "Mlsllton: Impossible" and a
friend of Dav!I, who II playing al
Melodyland looigbt and Sunday.
Jluncan, who teamed of Susan's plight
b1 watdllng a TV show set up by
two ol her elusmata, began qulcllly
lo orpolae 1111 talent parade. He began
by securing Mlke Cole, Peggy Lipton,
Clarence Willlams m and Tige Andrews,
the four beadlinen of "The Mod Squad."
By Friday afternoon other names join-
ed the growing Ust. including a well~
tr'town orche!tr,a which -due to union
rules -cannot be named. Gene Dinovi
"ill conduct the H·plece band.
Procttds from the ticlletl -orkod
at $3.50, lf.50 and $!.50 -win be
used to defray the cost of the operation
jn which doctors w1ll tramplant a kidney
from Mrs. 1'onard Mazze to her
daughter. It will be Or""ie County's
first llUdl' transplant.
Susan, a senior at Villa Park ~gh
School, who recently moved to Santa
Ana from Orange, is now being kept
alive by a dialysis machlne In Garden
Grove's Palm Harbor Hospital which
she mun use twice a week.
Barring eompllcaUons, Susan will
undergo the tramplant operaUon In
another month -after '8,400 worth
of treatment from the dlalysll mocl>lne.
That operaUon may be assured next
week, thanU to Sammy Davia Jr. and
1111 ltaHludded lineup.
Bl!ATINO THE DRUMS -Obviously pleased about new fine arts
grant for Fountain Valley School District are future musicians (from
left) Julie Lawbun, Scott McKee and Kim Creighton of Harper
School.
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Alloted $4,900
About one third of all the funds allotted
by the federal government to the state
under the N atlonal Fine Arts and
Humanities Act wfll go to the Fountain v all<y School Dlstrlel.
District administrators l&ld today that
of the 115,000 granled to school dlstrlels
in the state, the local dl!trJct will receive
;4,900 on a matching basis.
'Ibe district plans to uae the money
lo buy 10 pain ol tympllll (ketUe
drums), sets of recordlnp which go
with the newly adopted state aerlet musie
textboolao and booklet called "Tho
Reading sing .... " for choral lnslrucUon.
A sel of r1lytbm lnstrumenll will be
provided for each school.
"'Ibt: aim of the program," aaid M:lke
Brick, "I• a balaoctd mualc educaUon
program though lncreued equlpmenl and materials."
UCI Black Students
Speak at Pro~am
A panel of UC Irvine iifaci: lludenll
wiU apeak to nmen of Town and Gown
In a morning program MU<h 17.
-th• panel partlclpan(I wm be James Winder, president o1 the UCI
campus Black Student Union. Dr. Duran
Bell, associate profe.aor rJ economic•
who ls the only Ntgro profeaor at
Irvine, will modersll the pansl discus·
alon.
11I've been aboL He didn't have to
lhoot me. I know who did It."
That statement wu made by Charles
Blalgano u be lay bleeding on a -
'floor a year ago. The worda were malled
today by wltn..seo In the Superior Cow1
trial of George and Larry Stlnu.
Donald Charrout of Santa Alla todsy
delCribed the D0011 hour hoJduP. at tbe
R1UMay Irm ol-whlcb the StilB' brothen
are accuaed and NJCalled how Jlllltuio,
14, '"' shot In the itomacli alter he ldentlfled George Stlner,·21, u one ot
three inned bandlll entei;Jng the Sinla
Ana bar. ·
· CharrOut could not idenUfy the brothers
In court today as two of the three
men who ordered blni and other patrons
to lie down on the barroom floor. But
he was, be said, a witness to Blslgano's
recognltlon of George Stiner, given as
Charrout and other patrons adminlstered
first aid to the wounded man. .:
Bl.slgano himsell tW testified In court
that George Stiner shot him during the
fl,000 holdup last March I.
George and Larry Stiner, 21, ll'i! a~
CUled of attempted murder, armed rob-
bery and burglary. The brothers, bolh
members . of the Negro Nationalist
organization, US, also face pturder
charges In Los Angeles.
Whatever the outcome of the cumnt
trial lh<y lllU!I return to Los Angel ..
to face allegatJont th!t they 11hot two
members of the Black Panther organlza.
tJon on the UCLA campus lot Jan.
18.
Killed in a dispute over the nlming
of a director ol. an ~Americarl Study
Center at the university were John J.
Huggins, 23, aDd Alprentiee Carter, 28.
Grisly Autopsy
Photos of RFK
Shown in Com'l
LOS ANGELES (UPI) -Grisly color
photographs of the bullet puncture of
Sen. Robert F. Kennedy's shaved ht Ml
v.·ere produced today at the murder
trial or Sirhan B. Sirhan.
The photographs were made at the
autopsy performed after Kennedy's death
and they showed in shocking detail the
ugly wound just behind his ear. Ken-
nedy's full face could be seen in profile.
The picture brough t home as nothing
y e t had in this trial th e physical fact
of Kennedy's being wounded from a
distance of less than an inch. ADOther
or the pictures showed hands in rubber
gloves probing the wound.
Photographs made at the autopsy of
President John F. Kennedy never had
been made public.
When today's session opened the bullet
which entered the brain or the senator
was introduced .
Dewayne Wolfer, a balllstlcs expert
and the 47th witness called by the state,
testified that the bullet was fired from
the gun held by the 24-year--0\d Arab
lmmigrant June S, 1968.
Also introduced by Dep. Dlsl Atty.
David Fitts were bullet fragment,,
removed from Kennedy's head during
surgery and in lhe autopsy following
hiB deolh. •
The state also was expected to attempt
to bring 1n notebooks found In Slrban's
home in which be expressed hJs strong
pro-Arab senUments and r~rtedly
wrote ''Robert F. Kennedy must be
US1sslnated before Jlllle 5, 1961."
Tho defense was ezpected to object
oo groundl that police oUJcers dJd not
have a search warrant and dJd not
bave Sirhan's permission to remove the
documents a I !hough hiB mother and
brothers qre<d.
Sirhan and his family may be among
4J "1tntues aummOMci to back defense
tlforta to save hlm from the gu
chamber.
Disar1n Meet Delayed
WASHINGTON !AP) -Tbe Unlled
Stat.es proJ>O.'td and lbe Soviet Union
agreed lo postponemtnt of tM next 1e•
1ton of the 18-uaUon disarmament con-
ference from MArch I to M1rcb 11, offi.
clals repon·ed today.
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Rain Runoff Flood• Broadway at Main Beach
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STORM SOCKS SOUTHLAND. ••
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Throughout Southern CalUornla the
rain brought renewed f I o o d I n g ,
earthslides and hazardous driving con-
diUom. Nearly three more inches fell
ln'Venjura'Counly, Ille UH hit hard<st'
by a series of January stortns. Jn Ole
Ojai Valley, rising waters forced six
families from their homes for the third
time in a month.
High winds accompanying the stonn
created a rilny nlist in some areas
hampering visibility of motorists and
causing a rash of traffic accidents. Snow
above 4,000 feet closed . many moUnlain
roads.
Small craft warnings were hoisted the
length of the California coast. Rough
seas in the Sanla Barbara Channel Stall·
ed efforts to activate three wells on
an o(fshore platform to relieve the
pressure on nearby sands under the
ocean floor where crude oil leaks have
blackened the octan.
Heavy snowfall at Bishop hampered
the search for a DC3 "gamblers' special"
airliner with 35 aboard, mls!ing since
last Tuesday on a return flight from
Hawthorne, Nev.
At Blg Bear Lake, a search for four
E1plorer Scoub and their adult leader
was temporarily suspended because of
near blizzard coodltions in tbe rugged
terrain. The five had tried to ski about
10 mile.a cross country Saturday.
There was, however, one bright spot
In the rainfall picture. Fllteen persons
were stranded by mud and ,fallen treea
Sunday -in ·the bar of th.e Canyon
Inn In Azusa.
"There's no panic," owner Tom Gar-
rison reported. "About 90 percent of
the people are enjoying It, and the
other 10 percent ·are asleep."
U.S. Stems Red Offensive
On Saigon With Attack
SAIGON (UPI) -U.S. artillery and
mi jets tonlgbl blaated JW1glea around
Saigon where as many as 40,000 Coar
munist troops were reported closing in
for a possible attack on the South Viet-
namese capital
American intelligence sources said the
Viet Cong offensive which began Sunday
with rockt!!.<barrages on towns and bases
throughout the country wu designed
to divert allied forces from infiltration
rout.es leading to Sa1gon.
Constant booming from the ·bi1 lJ.S.
howitzers rumbled across Saigon tonight
and early Tuesday with most of the
fire directed :nto paddy fields across
th• Saigon river to the east, a favorite
launching area for Communist rocket
crews.
Waves of B52 Stratofortresses raided
an area 34 miles northwest of Saigon
in Tay Ninh provinct near Cambodia,
hlttlng trails leading out of Gambodia
toward the capital.
U.S. intelligence sources said the Com.
munlsts have 65,000 troops positioned
within a 75-mile radius of Saigon in
81 maneuverable battalloos.
Allied headquarter1 reported at least
50 Communist rocket and mortar attacks
on cltles, towns and m.illtary basa today,
add ing to the more than 100 raids In
the first hours o( the oflensive. But
the intensity of ground fighting slackened
today, and spokesmen said there were
"no significant ground actions" involving
U.S. troops.
W. H. Richards
Funeral Held
Services for William H. Richard s. a
retired chief o! police from Oregon,
were held today at Peek Family Colonial
Funeral Home in Westminster. 4
Mr. Richards, a resl'dent of Himtington
Beach f or the past four yean, d i e d
'lbursday at the Riverview Hospital, San· ta Ana. He was 84. ·
He was in the Masonic Lodge for
50 years.
Survivors include hb wlfe, Lillie, of
the home, 6471 Cayan Circle; five sons,
Harry, Eleck, Lloyd, Chester and Lou.ls
Richards; four daughten, Fem Kerlin,
Frieda De John, Betty Jane McCarthy
and Barbara J ean Guy; three brothers;
36 grandchildren a n d 36 g r e a t -
grandchildren.
Interment followed at El T or o
Cemetery.
Nixon Vows
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LONDON -President Nixon arrived
tonight In a log.aJ>rouded Britaill 1onco
again embrolled in a maj« row wltb
France over NATO and Europeaa unltJ
and realllnned the U.S .-BrlUsh "!pecill
relaticmhip" first proclaimed by Sir
WWton Churchill.
Nlsoo flew here from Brussela wbere
he told the NATO allies he would wort
for a summit conference with the
Rmslana "in due coune" and where
be upreJled belief the Unlled Stales
can wort with Jts European partnen
In increasing harmony.
lliJ Alr Force One jet arrived 1l
an airport subjected to one of the
heaviest security screens Britain has
mustered in many months. And in an
arrival statement he told Brllisll Prime
Minister Harold Wilson "The friendJhlp
of our peopleJ needs no formal real·
firmatlon."
Nlxon took care to avoid any reference
to the diplomatic row between Britain
and France that erupted just before
his departure for Europe. (Related story,
Page 5).
He left Washington Sunday and flew
to Brussels, first stop on an eight-day
tour ol Western Europe.
"Winston Churchill called ours a
special relaUonship," the President
recalled.
"Because we are partners in the quest
for peace, we know that our relationship
iJ not exclusive. That peact will be
secured only when all nations enjoy
the relationshlp of trust 8Dd confidence
that united ua."
This wu interpreted a1 an appeat
to French President Charle! de Gaulle
who bas been at loggerheads with the
United States for nearly a decade OYel
most major policy issues. ~
The presidential plane touched down
in an isolated corner of London's
Heathrow airport. This was a security
precauUon. Protest groups have threaten·
ed to "hound" the President with ·
demonstrations throughout b1a 36-bour
stay in Britain.
In office only a little more than a
month, the President illustrated a.a he
left Brussels that domestic problems
may be paramount in Washington but
global commitments fequire his im-
mediate attention.
Speaking to representatives of the
North AUantic Treaty Qrgani%aUon,
NATO, In the Belgian tapllal, hi
asserted:
-The United States intends to "enter
into negotiailons with the Soviet Union
on a wide range of issues."
CHP Bl.a mes Rain
In County Car
Crash Death
Heavy rain was a contributing factor
In the death early Sunday in a Stanton
traffic collision of Francis E. Ryan,
34, Garden Grove, the Callforni1 Higbwa7
Patrol said today.
Ryan was dead on arrival at West
1969 County TNffic IHI
3Z Dutil Toll U
Orange County Hospital in Stanton
following the 2:20 a.m. crash at Beacb
Boulevard and Katella Avenue.
Highway Patrol officers said Ryan wa!I
a passenger in a car driven by Steve
Lamb, 26, Garden Grove. The Lamb
car collided with another driven by DeUa
Marie Acosta, also 26, Garden Grove.
Several other persons were Injured Jn
the accident, but, according to CH P
officers, none of the victims was ser-
iously hurt.
Ryan was the third person to die
in traffic collisions on rain-slick Orange
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Power Crews Kept Busy
As Swrm La.shes County
By AR'111UR R. VINSEL
Of "" Dll1J PIW ltlifl' Banshee.like winds and . driving rain
cre8*ed ha.voe with ·some Orarige1C.Ounty
utlllty systems Sunday aod wly today,
but 1eft power and communJcaUon
service surprisingly intlct elsewhere.
Downed wires, circuit shorts and wet
transrormers blacked out a total ol 3,640
customers, some for nearly 12 hours
~ the Southern California Edison Co.
touth coastal ~rnce area.
Worst disruption occurred when power
to 1,700 customers in the Laguna Niguel
area went out at 9:45 p.m. Sunday,
some Sl)Ols not being restored unW 8:12
a.m. today.
"We're asmoning that wind must have
blown wires together and caused a short,
because we have not found the exact
cause yet," said F.di&on Co. District
Manager Ra1pb Kiser today.
Service wu restoled to IKI percent
Ike Recov~ring
From High Risk -lµternal S~gery
WASHINGTON (AP) -Fonner Presi-
dent Dwight O. Eisenhower · survived hJP<lsk ourgery late Sunday, and loday wal ... .reported "rutlng as comfortably
u can be expected." The open.Uon to
remove an intesUnal obitruction was
proa6unced _..s1ui. .
But ArmJ dot.'tln kept close vigil
on the five-stir 1eDeraf, •hose condition
is complicated by bis age, 71, and a
history of iteVen heart attacks.
of the Laguna Nl&Uel blackout area by
1:45 a.m. today, but the task wal slower
for others.
Elsewhere in the storm-battered south
county area. a transformer falled at
10•28 p.m. Sunday,_ plungll)i 1,360
separate customers ln Newport Beach's
Irvine Terrace area into blacinesl.
Service was restored in about 11il
hours, said Kiser.
Residents. of the e:rclusive Emerald
Bay district ·of La(lllla Beach were
likewiR blacked out Sund1y aJJemoon,
when a decorative palm. tree fe.11
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Al}f»o_ugh o!flclals gave out few details,
theit famous patient appeared to be
in l)O imminent danger as be foogfit
a mljor health threat [or the 11th time
in 14 ~ean.
II ·inhjJ~ ~1 fl'Om jValter
Moll~Arllly llolji!m>.W.--JlileolJoliw'l. -'
""vital signs 1 are ,.udactGr)' and hil
cardiac slab.ls iimi1DI .we."
The vital s1gns art such lodicat.c:n
as pulse, blood pressure, temperaturt, *
beartheaL and breathiq(.
Elltnhower, J'bo wu near death lut
Augllll alter sullerfng bla ~enth hwt
alllck. .-oent two "°!"f, and 20
mI-. ol high-risk abdomltlll 1Ut1ftr1
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Evacuated .
Ill Canyon · _.
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-af t.ian& Clnyon-... .... being..__. ___ flooded
-lodq, U '1111 -pmt• tried
.. die out"""' --a1·a.--P"' ......... -1n-,..... Anllllmaled•pa-bod~
--alilng Laguna CIJIY'llllload. olllclall llid. Tomall nn llUWCb the
yards and -...-. -
Coun!y flnlnen, 1lllng a big '""""'•I
Ore ladder; were belplq -of the canyon area to safety. One borne
C111 Co,y011 Acrel Drive..,.~ iplll
In two with Ille two male -barely escaping.
. 'l'lllo<e ,. .... oll!er .reporll lllli--lbat e!pt penons lt"1lnl !il--..1111 Oi ' -Laiuni· BeocH •CoantrJ Cliib wen lrlpo
"ptd · oo Ille south 'aide i!rAllio Cnek
which bad turned Into a -.
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'• I eet• .ol ' ~'and-~ '"lilib~ ........... -lll[ai! . =rJll _. ..... only parllally
. MUD MTR
MAIN BEACH BOARDWALK cR'!!MP}'"~ llAI~ ,w;\t-~s · 1NLJNDATE, !IROJµ)WAY .... ; · ..
. Torrenhol R""°" Fl .. Wty-lir·S.' Wfllioul llHPocflor HC1"1u,,StrMl1, Y~r4•: . : , : ,
'llfniniOwn Laguna -b wu I nmd
·ball! alter the Oood clwmel a1on1
Broldway clogged for a time and
overflowed Jt.s damaged .cement bub.
The BoardWalk at the foot rA. Btolldw11
was ~yed · U wis the street
end arid a 24-.lnclt sewer line. S4wao
ivu · flooding acroel the beach It' liie
1ea. Downtown builzless In l.Qima
repcirtfdly 'BUl!ered damaged lrolll -
enterln1 bulldlnp. · _ --
SChool to Honor
Laguna Cagers
Laguna Beach Higlj.llc;llool's lilS~etl>all
teams will '1t . honored , In 111' Aw,rdi
Banquet Thursday at l :CS"' p.rD. :in the
high scllool caleteril. . . . · · ..
spelker for the eveninrwill:be Laguna
graduate Clyde Cook~ fonner CIF"
southern secllon most valuable p1ayer.
in the early '1950s. Cook is nOw an
administrator at· Biola College in La · Mirada~ · '
Presale tickets .are $3 and ma,y be .
bought at the school's aihletic depart·.
ment or at Sports Workl, 2!IO Broedw1y,
Laguna Beach.
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Storm ·s,0cks Southland~
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M(Jre -Jl_q;i~ DJte'_ r O:tiig.ht . . . . . ' ' ' . -' . .
By TPM 1VtJS Alq the ()range Coast, se&..;n.rainfaU·
Of ""' o,ur '~"' St•ff tj>tala tripled their UJUal . Jevell. The
As U the entire Southland had chorused weekend storm dumped nearly u much
"Sock it to me,'' the heavens opened water on the coastal area as it e:r·
over lhe weekend and poured bucketfuls perienced to date last season.
or" rain. .on . an .Tea ' ju~l m~aa:lD&' ,to, . Sunday's delUfe, hf a-nest of lbe
wte Its lieod' 1boye water alter .the weekend, lnuodlli!d Newport Beach wlih
last outburst of elements. more than four inches ina 24-hour per-
Ilaln continued in tottenlJ through to.-iod, nearly twice as much u was fe.
--· -'''---· -----'· .c· --' cocded Jn either coastal Cl.Ues. -' ~ . . ~ -.. '"'"'· . ' . as• MtU· J.os 10.N ) s.a The. new itotm brought tlae teUOn's
"""""" a..oi •.11 11.a •·• total to between 15 and 15 Inches· 1lcng Ufllrllo teed! •.II U.O S." h her HW1t1neton e"cti J.61 1t.SJ '·" t e coast -w e last year at thl1
FOU11111n v111ty J.1' 17.M J.!t time only five to sl.1. lnches were record-
vtts1'"llnlt•r '"' "·" t.1' .,_._· . S-1 9.-di J.4t 1'.U ,_,, c:u
-...... ,_.,. ~-1it111.•WOl"W !·~.I IS.O S.21 Throu•'-.f ".i. .• •a.--l'-ua-11 the • • -.. _. 11.45 •.H &'"''"• .~n ..... WWlll , ~::rm 11 ilwl t~~ ;~ •·• rain · brought ·renewed . f J o o d 1 n I •·
· G•l'fl• 'G"'" • J:1• ''·• J.st earthslldes and hazardouJ drivlng con..
$•n 'c1"-'1.-2.7' '"''° ·• dltlons. · Neai'ly "three mor' ' "' 1--1.--lell •c-tao MeN, II~ C""""'9 I ......... "-m JM.1 T; Ul\;I~ in .Ventura County, the ma htt batdest
Uy 'a lierles of "Janaary · llnrnil• . Jn tlie
Ojai Villey, rillnc " w'aten fortm ·a~
lamlllel from their hOniel for: tbe· third
d!'Y w,lth more · ill 'tore for tonight,
accof41nl to the U.S. Weather Bureau •. S~wen were u:peGted to continue
t11rough· '!'uesday. time In a 'month. · 1
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WUJ!am, Thomas Sr., 111,11 •.Cl~ st .. South Laguna, wu IDJW'td 11111 mam-
Jng when ·he fell. Into 1 er• COUid bY <the, rain II -·I PartJnr , lol
in ~ Friends llid 'l'!lomu,, who
is in his 70., may hive .ltlffend a
broki!1i"hli> or peh>!s. . ·
Flremeo and llfqua(di.reparl!!d Ulbil
a four-wheel drive vehicle to cllinb steep
Lewellyn Drive and nscue a woman
irJJh •• Injured fool !lier•.
BAjlELY ESCAPE
Al'tllt Eve Friday llid that Ray Unger
and Jact Fontaq, "7 Canyon Acre Dri•e.
barely ucaped from their hoine wbeo
1.t split apart during the nigh!.
She saJd Fontan IUffered a cut foot
and the two men, one in only undenreir 1 sat through the nllht on the blllllda
awaiting rescue. She uJd four haUsu
were Jost along the wood6y drive .and
another had so much mud In 11 that
ooly the tllp of furniture showed.
Coast Highway between Dllla "Point
~d San Clemente Wll oplD to ODIJ'
two Ian., 'of trlfllc with mud llldel
covering pOrtinna af the niad.
The bridge croulng Sin J-Cnet
on Coast Hlghw~y .. wa.s in .dancer of
being closed with water within a looj 9' the bridge. Officials feared lhat ~
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Ill' JA~ BljO~ . ........ .,.'!'! .. • . " Orange County, alr<My • e o v l1 y
dlll'll8ged by recurrtnt ralnsLonns, today
faces moc-e Oooding and damage as
'1he rain continues, county olliclals warn-
.fd today.
In some sections or the county, dozens
of families h a v e been evacuated from
low-lying homes to higher ground .
Heavy rain nearly closed the UC Inrlne
campu today wltb Univenlty Drive &Del
Bonita cwon ..,,.,... no1 poaable
·and Ollver Road portlall, flooded.
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-· hi<WIJ m -_. l'I', '1111 ......... C:.,. ._ II -quested to leave campus eq a 1tqgued at both end.a with a waabout one mili
schedule this afternoon to avoid a traffic east of Irvlne Lake.
jam. Jn Sllverado Canyon, two borne• were
While rain was ge.neral Sunday, moun-lost in flood waters, two car1 wa.shed
tain areas of Orange County . reported .away, one bridge washed out, four bomea
the most damage. Roads were closed, wen! severely damaged and water wu
however, over widely scattered areas. flow~. through _several others.
&&.ill" cloled. today were Lquu Canyon In Silverado 40 famllies were moved
Rold, Santa Ana Canyon Ro a d , to homes on ld&h pmd. The l'Olter 1 ~ Boulevard, Sllvel"lldo, · Mod· residence wu wubeCI 1w11 in ModJeaU
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torrent might wash out the approaches
to the bridge. ~
l)tility poles were being waahed out
along San Juan" Creek aiid power was
oot In the •ortherly portion of San
Clemente early this morning wbto
lJghting hit a power pole.
In San Juan Capistrano a sewer syphon
crossing the cnek was reported ea.
dangered by the flood waters.
Rainfall In Laguna Beach at I o.m.
this morning wu 2.37 inches for the
put 24 hours, U I Inches dulilll the
CUITent storm and 15.47 incbel fer the
IUSOn compared to 5.20 inches last yur.
Power failurea-were reported at
severil locaUom In the &Mith COut
from one cause or another.
Laguna Beach City Manager Jomes
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to Sodden <;ount·y
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• ,,..;., 1urm1 •. ..,.... lllo.,.U .-wao f!owlM llllo ,~. ,..., .. , . ., .. .,_...,. ~II ltAIP...,'.fMl .lllr _.. Iii 11111 ~ • -aNI o r<gulAted outlloW wu allowejl
lio fillilcO ~ the water at ont ... of l,OOll cubic fee& poi-5'<0Dd. • uine rOM over dae'l'Ock waU awToundlni: ''Thta: reservor' aa'ved areaa lo Oranie;
Irvine Part. R.alnfall there wa1 4.17 Santa Ana and Tustin from ezteralve
lnchel for the pul :II houri with a floodlnl," Wllliaml Aid.
total ol 17.72 Inches for the io-coni. At the preaent time the heavy Oow
!'""'1with1.14 tltiJ time wt year. llom the dam lo !llllng the grovel pill JiLaguna Canyon, the road wu clOHd betw-the dam and the Newport t;ilr Sunday afltrnoon llld lllo families Fr<ewq. Wiien the plla fill, the water
enci•1ted. · . ·• · " will o...itow and poaalble d.-e to
Jlm wmimno of tha •F!Ood • Ollllinl nol-111 U'fu Will result, Williama
llolilcl ~ • -blP lidlow. Aid •.
Clemente
'!be S,000 cubic feet per second outflow
II. Illa bi1JiMt ~·fer tha -· wltll ""prrri.-!llP lllUio belDC!!"~lc feet perlOCO<la.
Elsewhere ~bout lbe county, flood
control channels Handled the rain watera
adequately but the channels lhemselv~.
mostly dirt-lined, were severely damq•
ed, Williams said.
A powr failure Sunday night a!fected,
A power failure in the Univez:sity PaJ:k
area. Earlier, parts of Mlss10R V'ttJO
were blacked out but all service ha.5
l>efn resl<nd. Soothern Cal~ornla Ellaon
--r<ported,
Fights
Land Preserves
The City of San Clemente, upset by
a county 1upervlsor1' decision lo place
large sections of south county land into
tax-cutting agricultural preserves, is
. preparing a legal broad&ide of the action.
Tbe City Council baa ordered City
Atty. Carl Kegley to atudy the situation
and report back on what legal options
are open to the city at the March
5 meeting.
''Thil city will not stand idly by while
the su5fervisors make this unfair shift
of a heavy ta.I burden," Councilman
Dan Chilton said.
The supervisors Tuesday had approved
agreementa placing 53,000 acres of Irvine
land and 291000 acres of Mission Viejo
territory lnto the lG-year preserves.
D. Wheaton sBid the flood chaMtl oJeo&
Btoadway had been clogged with ~~~· )
for a Ume causJnc aome of the downtq:a , J1ood1ng . ' • •
Laguna Man
N. L. Rhodes. , .
The acUon wCflld move land out of
the reach of taI·producing development
for IO years and lower the present
tax rate on lhe property. -
The preserves would be , formally
established in July when ttey are
publl!bed to the 11169-70 useum<nt rolls
unless Intervening court action ls made
before then.
DAl~T' Pn.oT ..... _. LM ,.,.
KEY MACARTHUR BOULEVARD BRIDGE CLOSED AGAiN
Now Storm Haiti Repairs .., Span, 1 ......... UCI
Stars to Stage. fjenefit
For County: Kidney Girl
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ByTOM TITUS °' "" ci.u, '"" ...,
llollywood'• stars will -In Orange
County -Sunday night In the hopo
that their luster will write the tic~et
lo Ille for• 17-year<>kl Santa Ana girl.
Mild! 2 will be SUJan Muze Night
at the Anaheim . C.Onvention Center as
a bolt of top· '!ntertaJners -headed
by SammJ Davis Jr. -convene for
• _,,ipt,.o .. y benefit """' to help
nlle $40,000 '!or SUAO'• badly needed
tldney transplont operation.
By Friday afternoon. other names join-
ed the growing list, including a well-
knowo orchestra which -due to union
rules -cannot be named. Gene Dinovi
will conduct pie If..plece band.
l>roceeds lri>m the llckell -priced
at 13.IO, $4.IO and !$.SO -will be
used to defray the. cost of the operation
in which doctors will transplant a kidney
from Mrs. Leonard Mau.e to her
daughter. It will be Orange County'•
first such transplant.
Susan, a senior at Villa Park High
School, who recently moved to Santa
Ana from Orange, is now being kept
alive by a dlalysia machine in Garden
Grove's Palm HarbOr Hospital which
ahe must use twice a week.
--~"•·~.w · 8mlce had word1fof·prolal•fcr ~
Lagunan Dave Green, abOut '10, who
ha said woded Into the f1oeClod dluniil · .
and -JooN t!mbtn eiity thll mornJni .jltrnllttinf·.tbe-wai.r to flow
agaln. · ·
• Brown said the storm· channel· had
clogged near Beach S~ bmt'een
Ocean Avenue and Broadway.
••A Jot of us would b:ave IUl!ered
.lre!i)enc!OU> d~ge If 11 ~·1 been
· for Dave qreen, lie Aki. , 1 .
Police reported a car nept down ·-
Broadway In that areo b7 tbe ·1orr11111
'of Wal.er. '." · Jm Brand, of 181 St. Ania11 Prtve,
'an.Orange Col:it Colle1e instructor} llld
Ibis morning that Volbw11tm do !ndeeif .
lloa~ u lldv"11btd.
Ula llolted off and ....... the •tonn
clraln'lloq u,. ·-. .. ' . "... . CtlY Manager. Wheaton roted the .flood
mW the wOf!I hf· JtaJ .,Hj:#"la ,t\I
1eara«> 1he Job In Lacuna. Bdc!i>' · · -
"We Jwt pray It Jets up,'' he. aald~
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food through the former president's m..
tesline.
Doctors decided _ on surgery after
u~cessfut dforts to ease the obltrnc--
tlon by nonsurgical means, includlng ifto
sertion of a rubber suction tube through
the n03e into the intestinal trqct to
remove waste.
Eisenhower bas been in Walter Rted'a
third floor presidential suite" slnct last
May, when he was admitted after his
fourth heart att<ick. Three more att.acks
and one incident of rapid, irregular heart
action developed while Eisenhower was
in the hospit.al.
The btttellt, just ·organized Friday,
alrudy Includes' the popular pop singing
group the Mo~es. the fOlll' slan o!
TV's Mod Squad and Lassie's former
master, JOfl ProvOlt. Other big names
may be added wit.bin Ute week.
Organizer of the big' bash is Negro
actor Lee Duncail, Grog Morris' stunt
man on .. M.lsa:ioo: Impossible" and a
friend of Davis, who is playing at
Melodylai\d tonight and Sunday.
Duncan. who learned of Suw!'s plight
by watching a TV .show set up by
two of her classmates, began quickly
to organize his talent parade. He began
by securing Mike Cole, Peggy Lipton,
Clarence Williams lll and Tlge Andrews,
the four headliners of "The Mod Squad."
Photos of Kennedy Wound
Produced at Sirhan Trial
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LOS ANGELES {UPI) -Grisly color
photographs or the bullet puncture of
Sen. Robert F. Kennedy's shaved head
were produced today at the murder
trial of Sirhan B. Sirhan.
The photographs were made at the
autoi-J performed after Kennedy's death
and they shownd In shocking detail' the
ugly wound just behind his ear. Ken-
nedy's full face could be seen in profile.
The picture brought home as nothing
y e t had In this lrl1l th e physjcal fact
o! Kennedy's being wounded from a
distance of teu than an inch. Another
of the pictures showed handa In rubber
gloves probing the wound.
Lag una Student
Artists Honored
A dozen student artist& from Laguna
Beach High School have recelved honors
In the Orange County sectlon ol the
1969 Scholastic Art Awards.
Dona Bll.trtd; woo a gold key. Her
art work will be tent to New York
for flnallal judging.
The reeen t competlUon w11.1 held at
Bullock's In Santa An111 Fashion Square.
Other gold key recipients lncludtd
senior Art Brewer, who took three
awards, junior Paul Boaz, tophomort's
Scott Ball and R.13lene Deberg and
junior John Slowsky.
Honorable menUon cerllflcalM went
to Brewer, who recelvtd 11 cert.lrtcateai
oenlor Mlt. Adlor, Junior Vicki Knapp,
oenJon Lenny Larson and Jeff S'llartou~
tophomore Pam Thlw and senior Jlm
Warren. -
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Photographs made at the autopsy of
President J ohn F. Kennedy neyer had
been made public.
When today's session opened the bullet
which entered the brain of the aenator
was introduced.
Dewayne Wolfer, a ballistics expert
and the 47th witness calJed 111' the· '111'.
testified that the bullet was fired from
the gun held by the 24-year-old Ar1b
immigrant June 5, 1968.
Also Introduced by Dep. Dbt. Atty.
David Fitts were bullet fragments
removed from KeMedy'a he.ad dUrirW
BUrgery and In the autopoy . followbtg ·
his death.
'Art Happening'
Set for Viejo
. Mission Viejo'• AuoclaUon of Arlllts
and Craftsme.i are staalna aa ••Art Ha~ penµ,g." at La Pas Plaza 1D Mission
Viejo Saturoay and SUnday, Mild! 8
and t. .
The art show and sale will cover
w.orts of fine arts, ir1pbica and ttafta
b7 local artists.
:The event begins the 196t-10 ·.mem·
titrshtp drive of the a11oc\a tlon .
Membership card• may be Jw.ied at
the 1bow upon payment of dues, Bronl
V(arren, association 1pokesman aakt
Clasoes In stitchery, ceromlcs, and
clr1wi113 •« oa up for the oprtnc and
orllll Vincent Fln<ll lo presentlY coo.
ductln( a worklllop In oll palnUng.
cra1t clusa atso are In _....
l"o< lurther lnfonnotion, ABloclotlon
Pmldeot Mn. ,Paul Sl!WOO ,..., be
reachfld 1t 83'7.SlO.
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·'7,· • L•euna'• L•wler
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James Lawler
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To Head Drive
lWife Killed
Loog.llmt Larima !leich . resident
Nonlae L. "Buddy" :Rhodes 'and bia
wife, coneen, were killed in • camper.
truck crash Feb. I near Tampa, Fla.,
it wu learned here ttlil week. ·
Fe,w delalls ·of the double tragedy
are known. Mr. Rhodes wu driving
bis carftper to an outlng when the crub
occurred on a highway just olrtside of·
. t ,James D. Lawler has been appointed Tainpa between .S and 4. a.m.
u the 1969 Laguna Beach Chairman A naUve Californian, N.r. Rhodea, 40,
of the American NaUon.i.I Red Cross was graduated from ·Laguna Beach High
School in 1948 where be won hooort fund drive. in ocholarsbi p. and played football. He
It la the second year that Lawler was graduated ·In 1950 from Cal Poly,
bU been bead Oi the effort San Luis Obiqo.
In acceptloa the poat, Lawler uld Survivors lnciude Ilia mother, Mrs.
'Agnea L. "Mom" Rhodea of • .. -... a; he; was doing ao because of hia awareness ~ ... ,
of th -IU I I th' , Hi! father, A. D. Rhodes of Arcadia; e er Cl nature o 11 years a sister, Mrs. Barbara Afmstirong o(
fund rive. ~ Fountain Valley ; an aqnt, Vivian Degga
He noted that ilaUona.lly,. lbe , 'Rt.d of J~ouston, Tex.; and three daughters ..
Cross' requtmnents are th6 grutat _ · For the last tW~' jean, Mr .. ROOdea • served as an aeronautical engineer on
alnce World War U. the Titan II missile project for Martin·
"Laat year, we raised $17,000 In the Marrietta Corp. in Orlando, Fla. He
Laguna Beach area. This year, our goal prev.iously served lhe company in
is $18 000 and we will reach and surpass Baltimore, Md., and Denver, Colo.
this 1:W Jf we can get the whole-hearted Double funeral se rvices and burial
IUPPort of our cltizenl," he said. were held Feb. 13 ln_. Mrs. Rhodes'
Lawler is past president of the Laguna . hometown at Nebraska city, Neb.
Beach Jaycees and ls a representative
of the State Farm Mutual JDSW'ance
Company.
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a victim of nature's violence -and
tore down power line.. serving 580 homes.
Kiser &aid power was restored to 90
percent of the homes by 2:21 p.m. and
the rest were back to normal less than
one hour later.
Pacific and General telephone com-
panJea fared better by fsr than in the
January-February series of storms which
battered the Southland senseleS! in temui
of communicaUon service.
''I was amazed," said Virgil Kemp,
General Telephone Co. s e r v i c e
supervisor, "we bad less d.iaruption than
in ordinary atonns. I think we're finally
getUng in shape for them."
Mr. Mcintyre
Funeral Slated
Funeral services will be held Tuesday
for Ralph E. Mcintyre, Laguna Hills
painter who died suddenly while on n
painting trip in Spaln Feb. 12. He "·ts 68. .
Mr. Mcintyre was a veteran of the
U.S. infantry in World War I and wa s
a member of the Masonic LOOge. Final
rites will be at 11 a.m. Tuesday and
the Bresee Brothen and G J 11 et t e
Mortuary, 950 W. Washington St .. Los
Angeles. Interment will follow at Rose
Hills Cemetery, Whittler.
Mr. Mcintyre ls survived by his wife,
Shirley and an uncle, ·Ralph, both of
the family borne at 617-B Avenida Seville.
He also leaves a son. Dennia B., or
Redondo Beach and one grandson.
"We will go to court and get rellef
from thll nonsi?nae," Councilman Chilton ....rted.
A 4 to 0 council vote directed city
attorney Kegley to Investigate. Mayor
1 Wade Lower and councilmen Stan
Northrup and Walt Evans agreeing with.
"clear the decks", action noted the possj·
. ble . :~c hardship to Capistrano
UnUled ·School Dl.strict' because of lhe
j)rese?Ye1.
The final determination on any planned
legal action would be made at the March
$ meeling after Kegley'a report.
Oementean Gets . '
Scholarihip of
Opera Group
Seventeen·year-0ld San Clemente sen-
ior Jo ~1acbeth has been ~lected as
the first reci;iient of the South Coast
Choral and Light Opera Association
music scholarship.
Jo, who receives a $250 grant, has
appeared in the group's procluctlona of
"Music Man" and "Oklahoma." She is
J member of the Sa n Clemente High
School Thespians, Drama Club, Madri-
gals and A Cappella Choir.
l\1iss l\1acbeth is the daughter of Mr.
a~d l\1rs. Glenn Macbeth of Laguna
Niguel; The student has been studying
for two and a half years under the direc-
tion of Richard Dastrup high school
choral director. '
Jo has aprlied for entrance to the
University o Redlands and 1he Loa An·
geles Conservatory of l\lusic. She has
appeared in the Laguna Beach produc·
tlon of "Roar of the Greuepaint, Smell
of the Crowd," and other productions,
,Truman Recovering
KANSAS CITY (AP ) -Former Pres·
!dent Harry S .. ~man is recovering
from a bout with 1nOuenz3. his doctors ~y, but will rema ir. in Research Hos· p1~l for an ~ndetermined period for a
series of routine tests.
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Seeb Sammlt
Nixon in 'Lo.ridon·; . . ~
Jets, Guns Blast Enelliy
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40,000 Reds Said Massing for Saig~n Attack . .
Reaffir~s Ties
From Wire SenlCel
l.QNDON -Pr<sldent Nla..,~lvtd
toni&bt in a fog-ahrouded Britain once
again emtrolled In a maj(lr ,... with
France over NATO and European unity
and reaffirmed the U.S.~Britilb "apeclal
relationship" first proclaimed by Sir
Winston · Oiurchlll.
NixOQ. flew here-from Bruasela where
he told the NATO allies be wOttld wort
for a aummi1 cooler~ Jl'tlh Ibo
Russians "in due coura aixf· where
he exl!!'essed b<liol the United States
can work wlt:h its European partners
r in increasing harmony:
His Air Force One jet arrived at
an airport subjected to one of the
heaviest security screens Britain has
mustered in many months. And in an
arrival statement be told British Prime
Minister Harold Wilson "The friendship
ol our peoples needs no formal reaf-
firmation.!'
Nixon toot· care to avoid any reference
to the diplomatic row between Britain
and France that erupted just before
his departure for Europe. (Related story,
Page 5).
He left Washington Sunday and flew
to Brussels, first stop on an ejght-day
Sailor Signed
Confession: on
Seehig Bucher
CORONADO (UPI) - A sailor said
today be aigned a Communist peUtion
without reading it when be &aw how
USS Pueblo skipper Lloyd M. Bucker
appeared after torture by North Korean
guards.
"I couldn't hardly recognize him,"
Boatswain's Mate lC Norbert J, Klepac,
35, said of Bucher.
The lanky sailor from Granger, Tex.,
said Bucher told him it would be all
right to sign a Jetter to President Lyndon
Johnson admitting the Pueblo had
trespassed into North Korean waters.
Bucher said earlier he signed it after
the Kqreans threatened to shoot bi!:
crew one by one.
"The shape he ltu in, -1 didn't think
there was any expl~tion needed,"
Klepac said. "He looked lj.ke a man
who hadn't slept ~man_r. day1." Klepac
added he wasn't'tOflUred bimSelf:
Klepac was one of six Pueblo enlisted
men paraded to the witneas ·table at
a court of inquiry Into the Pueblo affair.
All were questioned in detall about viola-
tions of tbe Code of Conduct for U.S.
fighting men.
lour al Wutem Europe.
••wJ.naton Churchill called ours a
special relaUOlllblp," the Prialdent
recalled.
"Because we art partners ln the quat
for P""••· we llnow UW our nlallonalµp la not exclullve. Tbal peace wUI be
secured on1y when ,au naUons enjoy
the r.Utionlbip, of 1rwt and coofldence
tb&t united QI. .. •
This waa interpreted as an appeal
to F.rencb Pr~ ·Cbarlee de Gaulle
·who bu beeil 'al lo(g«beadJ with the
United St.ates for nearly a decade over
most major policy 1lsuel.
The presidential plane touched down
in an isolated corner qi. London's
Heathrow airport. •This was a .ecurlty
precauUon. Protest groups have threaten-
ed to "hound" the President with
demonstraUons throqbout his ~hour
stay In Britain.
In office only a litUe more than a
month,· the President Dlurtraiect u he
!di Bru.uelJ that domestic prcblems
may be paramowit In Wuhingtoo but
global ccmmitmelllll require bla hn·
mediate attention.
Speaking to representatives of the
North Atlantic Treaty Organiiation,
NATO, in the Belgian capital, he
asserted:
-'Ibe United States intends to "inter
into negoUaUons with the Soviet Union
on a wide range of issues.''
-WbatevB evolves from Eut-We.st
Wks will be done within the consulting
framework of NATO.
-His government is dedk:ated to fin·
ding a road to peace around the world.
-America's friends abould be uaurtd
that his dlSCl155ions abroad are intended
to preserve the· Wstilg alliances but
are open minded en what comes nut
to make international partnersbJp work.
The President's announcement in
Brussels of a U.S . .soviet summit meeting
"in due course and with proper prepara-
tions" added a major topic to the London
talks with Prime Minister Harold Wll!on
and leaders of the Conservative ·~
position.
It indicated that Nixon was lining
up support of Western alliance members
for such a summit and collecting their
ideas on topics for discuaion.
The Preald'"t got lusty, warm·bearted
cheers from thousands of Belgians in
bla first real pu~Uc appurance ol an
elgbt4ay European tour. Before he 1r-
rived many ahou~. 11.We want Nixon!"
Happy CN>wds lined U.. lb'eeta leading
to Belgium's monument to the unknown
soldier u the'.Preside:nt'1-heavily pro-
tectid motorcade drove up I<> the stralns
of the Star Spangled Bmmer. Many wav-
ed American flqs.
Recofff'bl9
· Fonner President Harry S.
Truman says he Is ready to go
home, but doctors are keeping
him in Kansas City, Mo., hos·
pita! a bit longer following al·
tack of intestinal flu. 'Ibo 84-
year-<>ld former chlef execu·
.Uve was hospitalized Friday.
UC Dissidents
Vow to Oppose
Administration
BERKELEY (AP) -Another eonfron·
talion loomed todaiy on the UnlVenity of Cal~ornla Berkeley campus al tlio· ad-
mlnlstralkn denied a request,f~ ·"° all-
day convoCadon and dissident student
leaders vowed they would ho:J.d it any·
way.
The adminiatratlon SUnday announced
thal "because of conditions on campus"
it had rejected a request for use of th e
Greek Theater for the: convocation to cfis..
cuss student strike issues.
Third World Liberation Front leaders
late Sunday night issued a statement de-
claring that oral permission bad b e e n
granted but bad been °racintled ... They
announctd the convocation "will be held
.•. as planned."
They charged the university is "no
longer able to provide to Ila flCU]ty and
students protecHon of their constitutional
rights to peacefully assemble and
speak ••. "
They added that "the W!.lght ol diffi-
culfi,. Incurred· by the .. erc1ae of tl\elr
buman and civil righb by Third W or l d
peoplo Monday resta solely witb the ad-
ministration and the poUee. This ts only
the lut In an unbroken lb'lng ol unkept
pmnlses and bitter d<nlaJa .....
Third World Is a loooe coalltloo of 1tu·
dent!: and facuJty niemben which de-
mands an autonomous minorities studies
program and removal ~ police f r o m
e&mj>WI.
SAIGON (UPI) -U.8. artlll"'1 and
1151 Jeia t4lllPt 111utod ,...... -Sa.Iaon where u ·many 11 401000 · Coin-
munlst i._ were r<potled cloolng In
for a piaalbi< aUad< on Iba fioUtb Vlet.-
nameae capital.
American W.lllc•nc' '°"""' aald the
Viet Caac CICl""1va which btpA ~Y
wlih rocket birr11 .. on towns and.buel
thnlull>oot the country waa desl1oed
to ~vert allled forcu from !nflltratloa
routes leading to SaJion.
Constant boomlnc !rem the bil ~ .s.
bowlturs rumbi.d acrou s.Jgon tonight
and early 'llleaday with most ol !lie
fire directed :nto paddy fields acrosa
the Saigon river to the east. a favorite
launching ana for Communist rocket
crews.
Waves of B5S Stratofortruau raided
an area S4 miJel northwest of Saiio!D
In Tay Ninh province neu Cambodia,
hilting tralla leading out of CfmbO<fla
toward the capllal.
U.S. Intelligence oourca aa!d the Com-munist.I have e.ooo troopa: poei,Uooed
within a 7$-mlle radius of. SaJioa in
11 maneuverable battalions.
A!lled beadquartera reported al lwt
50 Communist rocket and mortar a~cU
on clUe1, towns and military bales today,
adding to the more than UIO ral<ls In
the first bourt of the offenaive. But
the Intensity of ground filbtlng slackened
today, and spokesmen aald there were
"no signific!lJlt ground actions" lnv~vinl u .s. troops.
The Communists were paying buvlly
with !"lore than 1,000 North Vietname!e
and Viet Cong ¨lla,o reported ktlled
since early Sunday agalnst U.S. loaea
Mother Freed,
Charges Dropped
A young moilitt naled to be insane
after she strangled her two children
to death in an Anaheim motel was
fouDd In Superior Court today to have
r<cc...-ed her Anity.
Judge Robert Gardner releued Mrs.
Arulle Kyoko Yamuata, 30, from custody
on a psychlatria:t'1 evidence that no
further treatment is oecesaary. Crim1nal
cbargOI agalmt the Gardena WIXl1all
have been abandoafd.
Mn. YamaaaJra wu· CGmmitted to
Metropolitan Slate Hospital In Norwalk
in November, 1917 after she admitted
that she choked to death her two cbildttn,
Dennis, J; and Norem, 11 months. in
a Harbor .BouleYll'd motel a month uru.r.
P o I J c e found Mrs. Y amasaka un-
conscloua Jn bet rOOm from 111 overdose
ol sleeping pills. ·
al -..tliu IGO killed aod 11111 WOllll<led.
-_,,,_ olllclall Mid al lwt
19 clvlllans bavt been klli.d and 112
wounded in attacb on T1 cit.lea and
towns. .
President Nguytn Van Thieu laoued
a ala-In Saigon toda7 d-'blnl
the new COmpiun1st otfensl.~e u a
fallur<. Huald Ille Red lhell!ngs "have
achieved no mll!lary victory" w b I le
bl1nl!ng only euf(erlng to dv!liaDo.
ll> Paria, a opok<aman for the Viet
Cong delegaUOn at the Vietnam puce
conference aakl the new offensive wu
In retaliation for U.S. 1152 ralda. Ho
said the Communist abdllnp were
dlncted at mil!lary laJ'(<ls only.
Vice Pmldent Nguyen Cao Ky left
Saigon for Paria •to rejoin bla delepUOn
Os~a .. Nods .Told,
• , ! ' ' . I • ' ' 'Oliver' Wins ·11 Nomiriatwm · · ·
HOLLYWOOD (UPI) -"Oliver!" led
all motion pidur,. witb 11 nomlnaUona
In the Ila! annual Academy Awards
race today.
Members of the academy nominated
Barbra Streisand for best aclz'ea In
her first moUon picture, "Funny Girl,''
another musical.
Also QOlll!nated for best aclml In
19111 were previous winQera Katbarlne
Hepburn (The Lion In Winter). Patricia
Neal (The Subject was Roses), and Joan-
ne Woodward (Racjiel, Rachej). The fHtb
nominee for belt actrue wu •Vaneaa
Redgrave (Iaadora~
Nominated for best actor of the year
were five pe:rformen, none of whom
bad inv!OUllJ' won the Oscar:
Alan Arkin (Tiie Heart IJ a Lonely
Hunter). Alan Bates (Tbe -Fb<er). ·Ron
Moody (Oliveri), Peter O'Toole (The
Lion In Winter). and Cliff Robertson
(Oiarly). · .
Other pictures nominated w e re
"Romeo and Juliet," ''Funny Girl,"' "The
Lian in Winter," andl"Racbel, Raebel."
-"Oliver! .. with eleven nominations led
"Funny Girl" which bad eigbl A third
musical, "Star " won seven nominations.
tt·was an unusual year in Hollywood
with three ol the nm four pictures
winning the most awarda being muaicals.
The other top nominee was "'The Lion
in Winter," wltb atven.
"Oliver!" 1a a musical version of the
Charles Dicktns classic "Oliver Twllt"
which was a sml$ hit· ii) bOth Broadway
and London theaters. In addJtion 1o best
actor Moody, tt also included best su~
porting nomlnaUon to Jack Wild who
pla,..t the Artful Dodger and best dlrec· · Ung liy Carol Reed. . .•
Bert mpporting actress nominees were
LyM Carl!n (Faces), Ruth Gordon
(Rooemary'I Baliy), Sondra Loeb ITbe
Heart !.s a 1-q llllnter), Kay -ard
(Funny Girl) and EalflJe P.._
(~.Rachel).
Mila P.llrlOlll won the Oscar la.It year
for . belt supportin&, actreu In .. Bomde
and CJyde."
Ill ·~lion to Jack Wild; boot mp.
por1fng actor DOJDtaeea ftr,9. .lack
Albert&on (Tiie, Subject '17U ~), SeYJ!l~ CaaaeI .(F-), l1anlcl _,
(Siar!), and Gene Wlllief it·h t
Producera). · •
either dlrecton nominated ....., Giiie
Porit.ecorvo 1 (The Battle· of. Alglera),
Franco z.ttlr<lll (Rlmeo and Juliet),
Anthony Hai;v<J (The Lion In Wlntor).
and Slanley Kur~ (Z,0001: A Spece
Odysaey).
Best ....,. written far tho acreen ~
0 Chitty Chitty Bahg Bang," "For Love
of Ivy," 'iFunny Girl," "Star!" and
"The Windmllll d. Your Mind," fronl
""'nle Tbomu Crown Affair."
11".iss Hepburn bu aet an an.time
record for nomlnallons with ....... Biia
won her first Ume with "¥ornl11 Glory'~
1n 1933 and her leCODd · 1ut year lex".
"Guess Who's Coming to D!nner." ~
freckled New Eagland actreu DOW, 5'
one up on Bille Davia tn ncmlna.Uoaa.
The awards will be made ADril 1t
at the Dorothy Chandler Pavf11.on <:A
the Los Angeles Music Center.
Disarm Meet Delayed
WASlllNGTON (AP) -The United
Slates proposed and the Softel Unlooi
ogried to postponement al tho --sion of the ll-111tion diurmmDmt con-
f erenc:e from Mardi I to llbn:ll JI, dfl'
dais reponed today.
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' The Aldreth Housing Committee
In England waa delighted to ap-
prove plans for a two and a ball
acre recreation site unW they dis-
covered the naked truth. The C8m•
bridge Outdoor Club, which bad ap-
plied for a permit to turn the tract
f/lto a recreation site, wanted to
turn the land into a nudist colony.
''\Ve didn't say we were nudists,·•
a club ollicial said. "What differ-
ence· does it maket11 • In Ypsilanti, 'Mich. a Washtenaw
County sheriff's <iepartmenl police
dog taken to a student demonstra-
tion at Eastern Michigan Univer ..
lty proved his mettle. He bit a
deputy in the seat of the pants.
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A aook ha! been sworn fn a.a
police chief of suburban Brttn1·
tDich. Ohta -Clayton Crook.
"I'd better be honest with a
nome ·lilu that,n Crook aaid. .. 1
toJu' quit. • bit o/ ribbing '"""'
l cniwtr the phone and at otMr
timt's, but it doern't bother me
at all." Crook said ~
reporters haoe told him hi.I
name ccwe1 Madachts for
ll<adlln< writen.
The telephone caller bad the
right number -but the wrong
country. When . .lllck Horm• an•
1wered an early morning call at bis
Knoxville, Iowa. home a voice on
the other end of the line inquired
about a newspaper advertisement
for a craftsman. Harms didn't
know what it was about, so the
caller checked bis phone number.
Th• number was righ~ but the
man was calling Montreal, Canada,
from Nova Scotia. •
Emerson Foott, 62, tht advertising
man who created tht: "LSM1'T" drive
far Lucky StrlJte and thn quit the
ad business to lead a citiztn drive
again.st cigaf'ette tm0king, look.I with
disgust at the object of hil cruaade.
Foott claims tMt It is a lot "of utter
h0gu103h" f<rr th< indUlll'!I to t.U CO!>
gress that advertidng does not con-
vtrt nonsmokers into nnoker1. • When a gunman tied up dinner
cook Charles Powen, 21, Cluring a
holdup in Sa n Lorenzo, Callf. -he
&till managed lo phone for help. He
knocked the receiver off the hook
o! the wall telephone with bla bead
and Ulen dialed 411 with bis tongue.
He told the operator his plight and
police a rrived quickly -but not
soon enough to catch the robber.
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Syria Atta~k~td
By Israeli Jets
By Uoltod PnN lolenlall.-1
Waves of larodl jet fi&hter-bomben
hll Syria wllh bombs, rockota and
machine l\lll fire fAlda7 In a llel'les
of punlllve atllcb !bat lenl the laraell
jets over the outakirtl of DI.mucus
itself. Syria corrt.IPMdenta reported at leut 150 _ .. dead.
Israeli pilota uld Ibey ahol down al
luat two Syrian MJGI in a aeries of
lour dosfilbll and IC<lred probable hlta
on others In this first 1trite qainst
Syria aince the June, 1117, war. llraell
officials called It the bl1gest air strike
on any target aince tbat war.
The two major targeta were Arab
commando bues. One Wll El-llaml1>ah,
banly six mll<I IJom the heart of
Damucus, and Syrian officials said the
death toll there was "extremely heavy,"
with estimata up to 150 c!<;ad:
. ,,,. other major large! WU Malsaloun,
almost directly on the border of Lebanon.
II la a major training Ille for Ille
Al Fatah commandos who aay they at-
tacked llraell planes at Athens and
Zurich and carried out bombing attacks
and acts of terrorism In Israel.
UPI correspondent David Ztnlan, In
a dispatch from Damucus, Aid the
~yrian Air Force reported lhoollng down
three Iaraell jet.a in the brief but
r....iou.ralda.
laraell llOUl"oe1 said all !araeD piano
returned aafely from "m.-1er" anU.
aircraft defeoaes.
Soon ofter the raid, !araell ~
of Police Ellyahu Susoo delivered
another warnhig to the Arab nations
on the 'possibility of fUrtber laraell a~
tacU.
"Israel cannot allow Arab terrorlsta
to cootinue attactin1 ionocent people,"
Sa&Wn told the Kneaset (parllarneot)
in Jerusalem. He served noUce Israel
would ewclse.->'a~ ve ,defense ac-
cording to this country's stimate of
the situa~r.:-,,_ _ _,.
Sasson aid the guerrlllu would not
be able uod · aell morale
In hopes of tbelr political lmnl
and that b, actMUes have abown
lbo<e f Ing 1mpoalng a soluUon on
the East · that "the sltuaUon tn
this gloo Is fast deteriorating toward•
a freSh uploslon."
Israel otruek In Ille early morning
hours when the two commando camps
were still asleep. The hope was to cat.ch
them filled and they apparently 111c-
ceeded.
DamaSCUJ reports said the planes hit
itaisaloun, a small poUce post 11 miles
from Damascus, and destroyed five one-
room dwellings . But the main attack
was the Palestinian commando camp
on the ootskirts of Damascus.
Patholngist Says JFK
Shot in Back of Head
NEW ORLEANS (UPI) -An Anny
pathologist who helped perform Ille
autopsy on Prelldent John F. Kennedy
teslilled today al Ille Clay L. Shaw
trial tbe fatal bullet wu fired from
Supreme Court
Backs Protest,
Not Intrusions
WASHINGTON (AP) -The Supremo
Court Insured Way the rlahl of achoof
children to hold protest demonstrations,
but emphasized officials may impose
restraints 1f there are Intrusions upon
the work of the school or the · rights
of other students.
"It can hardly be argued that either
students or teachers shed their con-
1Ututlooal right to freedom <i 1peech
or expression at the schoolhouse gate,"
aaid Justice Abe Fortas for the court.
The ruling directly upheld the right
of three Des Moines, Iowa, teenager;s
to wear black armbands to !Chool in
December 196S to publicize their ob-
jections to the Vietnam war and their
support for a holiday season truce.
"Students in school as well as out
of school are 'persons' under the Con·
stitution," Fortas said in affirming the
teenagers' free speech rights.
''They are possessed of fundamental
rights which lhe state must respect,
ju!t u they thf:naelves mu.st .respect
their obligations to the ltate."
At the same time, the court suggested
that if the studetns' acUon touched off
diaorder or disturbances or Jr there was
a 1'colllalon with the rights of other
students to be secure and to be let
alone," officials would have been justified
In lmpmlng controls.
In another cue, the court agreed to
t0n!lder lfvlng juveniles accused of
delinquency the right to be tried by
• jury.
the rear and entered the back of Ken·
nedy's head.
Col. Pierre A. Finck, chlef of the
wound ballistics pathology branc:b of the
armed forces since ltllO, aald It wu
his "honest" professional opinion that
both bullets which bit the Pmldtnt
were fired from the rear.
Finck said Ille autopsy wu performed
on Nov. 22, 1963, a few hours after
Kennedy WU usas.ililaltd in Dallu .
Shaw la charged wilb CO!ISplrlng to
assassinate the Pr<slden~ and Dial; Ally.
Jim Garrison, u part of his cue,
has contended some of the sbotp in
Dallas, including the fatal one, wu.:i
firtd from the fronl
Defense attorney Lewis Dymond said
he was hopeful he mi&bt be able to
conclude his case Wednesday and the
12-man jury could begin dtliberaUon.s ~
some time this week.
Finck, a small, balding man, said
the bullet's points of entrance and exit 1
would indicate an angle of fire from
above and to the rear but the head
wound was so m~ve that it was dif-
ficult to tell from it whether the shot
was fired from above.
"Al the time I ligned the autopsy,
I had a finn opinion that both bullets
struck in the back -one the back
of the neck ~ the other the back
of the head," Finck Aid.
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Giveaway Games
Come Under Fire
WASHINGTON (Ul'IJ -Three
members of Congress told the Federal
Trade Commission today Jaws may be
needed to stop isupermarkels and gasoline
stations rrom tricking customers with
their giveaway games.
The commission opened the flnt round
of public hearings on rules It proposed
last Jan. 5 to regulate "sweepstakes"
and olh1?r games. The commission has µ
found that such games sometimes involve
~idespread unfair and deceptive prac· .
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Decisions, Reports
A ux iliary' s Getting
Down to Business
' With the Valentine BaU,-which,.attracted oyer 325 people,. now
over, Auxiliary members, South 'Coast Community Hospital' are· roll-
ing up their sl®ves for an annual luncheon meeting next Fri4ay.
. During the gathering in Irvine. cOast Country Clu.b, lmp0rtant
tasks, including the selection of new officers, will be completed.
Before sitting down for the 12:30 p.m . luncheon, members will
mingle during a social bou~ starting at 11:30 a.m.
Following the luncheon, officers will su~atize. their annual
reports to bring members up to date on auxiliary efforts.
The election of officers is next on the agenda. Mrs. John M.
Shea, nominating committee chairman, will present a slate of names
for the executive board. After the nomination~ and. election. John
Weld, hospital president, WP! install the new leaders ..
Entertainment pl~ by Mrs. Mont McMillen, program chair·
man, will feature· soloist fdrs : Victor Andrew~ accompamed by Mrs.
Arthur ·Brji:gs.
Asltisting as ·hostesses will be 1he Mmes. Donald T. Beddoe,
Henry T. Brian, Curtis P. Charter, Gerald Farmer, Ray Marsh Fox,
Roger C. Holden, E. Guy Johnson, George W. Kennedy, Edward A.
!'atty, Wilbur G. Perriguey, Donald C, Piumb, Albert E. Robertson,
Patrick J. Shea, James M. ~erson and Perry La Pierre.
~ Tickets are $3.25, and today is the deadline for reservations,
which may. be· obtained by calling Mrs. McMillen, 494-3217. Auxiliary
Thanks to an 'anonymous· Santa Claus, Las Madiinil.s ...
Chapter, South Coast Community Hospital AUXili-
ary, has another bundle of:,toys for the hospital~s ·
·pediatrics ward. ·Young Kimberly Allen sees· a Jot
of things she'd .. like to keep in tb'e pile of goodies
her motbei::, Mrs. Stan Allen Jr., is preparing for ·
delivery. The ' donor , according io· Mrs ,.·ruclian1 '
Kopp, used to purchase ·toysffoin 'the 'gllt'sliop'to
give to young patients when' he was' in the,ho~pi'tal.
himself. · Since. his release, he has sent tliree $25
checks ·to the auxiliary f~r toys.
members and their friends are urged to ·a~. · ·
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Floral Wonderland
Laguna Beach Woman'& Clubhouse will be a nature lo.ver'1 panio 1
. dlse when Laguna Beach Gar.den Club presents its fl~er show d~c
the closing days of the Winter Festival next Friday. and 8aturday.
The theme of the show, Passport to Beauty, will salute ·lh• citlU·
and countries of Art Colony visitors with vivid travel·postets and mul•
ticolpred flags UJed as decorations.
Area residents are urged to compete in the 32 classes of horti•
.culture. The artistic division 's 16 classes also are open to 'all flower
arrangers, with only the table-setting competition limited to clulr
women.
A panel of six National Council Flower Show -judges will begin
its work at 11 a.m. Friday and doors will open to the public from 1:30
to 8 p.ni. 8aturday hours will be 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.' Tickats are $1 and
include refreshments.
standard ribbon awards will be presented in all classes as well
as Tricolor, Creativity and President's Sweepstakes ribbons for entries
of specllll merit.
Chairmen and conunittee heads finalizing show plans include
the Mmes. A. J. Antosik, John Burri and Arnold Keams, coordina-
tors; Eldon Slark, J. William Deva ney, Frederick Balzer, John Harris,
John Reilly, W. F. Robb and Merle Zeigner, staging; Paul Harmeg.
nies , Charles Achauer, J . Jay Atkinson-. and David Erikson, entries;
Ben Hartley, Joe Della Pelton, T., A. Nasbman and Walter Raabe,
clal,slllcatlon, and Charles Dillinger, pro~ramJ.
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FLOWER POWER -Lagulia ,Beilch Garden Club members
preparing for their flower tihow next Friday are Impressed by
some of the arrangements. They are (left to right) Mrs. J . Orville . . .
Chilton, teachairman; Mrs. w. Jack Cole, special exhibits, and '
Mrs. Eldon W. Stark, staging chairman. ·The show will take place
in Laguna Beac~ Woman 's.Clubhouse.
Others ·are the •Mmes. Harry' Busby and Frank Benham, place-
ment ; W. HerlJert Allemand, publicity; Neil Lewis, judges and clerb;
Leonard Davis, hospitality ; W. Jack Cole, special exhibit; Lyle Jnger-
lck, juDlors; George R. Campbell and C. W. Sheafor, education; R. w.
Ketteringham and Floyd Case, plant table, and J . Orville Chilton, tea.
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Coed Clobbers Complaint, . . .. .... :
DEAR ANN LANDERSfl ...,,. ··raw 1 · •
iliueatlonS'for the ~ who =-about the ' aborlige or r at
Michigan Technological U D l v e r 1 I t y
otlferwiJe known as "Da Tech.'
1 went tbert so 1 happen to know
a little-~ about 0 the problemi." -
.First: H Yoo guyf would wasll...:Your
dothes .... in • wlli!e It ,mlghl h e t p. paper they mfPi be asler In pt llo111
You fellows who complain the loudest with.
aboot "no dames up h<re" ~~ Third : I auuest you lads cbeck the
"lltll ..,,. -Uie .... 'I:-and IUITGUlldinC tomtory If ,lioi doo1 ·-jealll lor ' a wlloll "" 1 tx: I • lll1lbbtl ,.. Ii t e lb ffoallilon. My
pnnniae instant result.s, boya, but I' graduating clull In Flnlander (a lllDlll
sun U you Chinning pnUemen town nearby) b ad 14 clrla IDd three
a shade neater the giril would be a boys. Every '1rl ID the clul wu beUtr
whole lot !rlendl1er. , thin ·-lo!>kllll-'!brr couid .<aot, 'Second: H you l'lJI -1d stop.ealllng sew, type ...... popen and:lrm lhirll. tile coedl "Water Buffalo" ID the IChool Tlfo ol the girls had lathen on !hi!
lloulhlon pollcO force. (Tb!S" can be
one heck of an asset )
1 hope fOU print this letter, AM.
,,_ <reepl up theie need to be l'il<d
up. -AN EX LOCAL MAKI
DEAR El(: 'naab lo< ... cblHL
I llope ........ 11 Da Tedi taeb
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DEAR ANN LANDERS: Our only
.Cites Clean.Jiness as C:ause :.
~ · ls mmled and bu two Tbll, ·1a11 trip ·wu 'the wont. !JI leis
-.b1e cblldl<n. Tlley.lln .on the -·· 'lbln an hour,.J111.lwlbelld llld ..,,ethlng Aide · ol 'the ~. It's , a ,pod . """ nijjen do llerl>ert, a aid llertle Jo and
bOilr clrtve Jnm,h<re. ' · ' . •I '!--·up aB day long for f ea r
Bertie Jo married a nkt. ·Joung man · . UiO I men '!'oioil4 ; "°'*' In biowl. They who bu a c:o0tge di~. My iNsbaDd JOit an.hour'qo 11111 my husband dldn"t
can't stand him. I've lr!id 'In !iOO out " eten 11Y •good-by. He IPODI the lut
• he irlslikes Herbert ... mucb but six. boCJri siWng in his car -nlng
all' he ·Will say is; "'lllat !eUow•s northern In Ille-radio. • •
accent gets on tny nerves.'' 1 think Please, Ann, tell me ' what to do about
our son-in-law talks right nice. I ti.ve lhis awful situation. -TROUBLE lN
no trouble understand!Jw him, but my TENNESSEE
husband ina1stl Herbert pull Oii t b It • DIW\ 1'!11111BL1• Tue • .... tr
Yankee till; because be 111101" ll rube • tnfa or a ,.._ ad I' r.Joit ller11e
IOllle Soothemen the --· Jt .... la.lly al --v .. Bertie Jo and Herbert come to viait ...... • .... pa ~1 f'Pss:1 ..
Ill twice a felt and atay for two da)'I. . .. d Wits ta a tit nla w..f tqllt •
1 CM't ten you bow I· Jook forwlld ,Ill ,_.~lflllllt .,. .. AM mb
In ...i111 our adorable· grandcblldrtn. .. • .....,. -,. llaft.
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Lea>: You' re or. the Go
TUESDAY
FEBRUARY 26 ··
By SYDNEY OMAJ\R
''The w~ man <"!!toil hJa
destiny ... Astrology J>Olnll ,the
way." •
AIUES (March 21-April It):
Call from one in authority
could lead to jOurney. HIUldle
respon!lhWly. Don' object to
overtime assignment. Check
facts, figures -try to get
traveling done early in day.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20):
Take inlUaUve. Money earned
in unique manner. Profitable
contacts indicated ; exude con-
fidence. Be original and in·
d ependeat, Per'iona I
magnetism rating Is hi&b·
GEMINI (May 11.June ZO):
You may change your mind
about Individual who appws tlli>tlo nuancu. Handle .,,,.
1m>1anl. rav« 11 pertormed "1lt duUea with aplomb. JI
for JOU· QrcurnataDcn react thoroulh. you J m Pre _11
ia your favor. Mo•• ahead. superlorl. Talk of promotJOn. Obtain huit 1n1D TAURUS could l<1bire day. Study
mesaaie. ARIES meuage.
CANCER (June II.July II): WRA (Sept. 2J.Oct. ZZ)l'
same unlllUll events occur " Plan! are rp.ade and ~anged.
which dlrectly aftect· you. lnvolve1 travel and written
Friends are involved ; ao are worcJ. Strtnalhen per• on a I ~ IUld wllbes. Cooperate phUOoophy. Be perC<ptlve.
with one who lhmt special Find ......,.. why. Tonight
interest. Share tnowledge. news come• c '!_ ~ c e r n 1 n C
You're a winner. career, community project.
LEO (July 23-Auf. 22): You SCORPIO (Oc:L 23-Nov. It)~
mftt people and So placa. Famlly ~ cone~g
Social 1ctJvlty i n c re 1 1e1 • accounts, u:penditures is in
Display showmanship, 8ellle order. ~k harmony, but fac•
of humor. Be versatile. You facts In reaJiatlc manner.
art invited to join speclal Study legal d o c u me n t s •
group. Answer ln afflrmattve. especllll)' u they affect
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): mooey. .
Study details, be aware of SAGITrARIUS (Nov. ~
Dec. 21 ): Avoid self~eceptlon.
Traditional Honor
Take off rose-colored glasses.
Cooperate where partnerships
are coocerned. Accent on legal
alfaln. Obtain hint from
SCORPIO m.....,•.
. . Junior. Club ". ,• . . :·~· lndiap Maidftns Learn Modern Techniques . . -·
to Fete CAPRICORN (Dec. ZZ.Jan.
11~: Glve atteDUon to co-
workm. You need aid from
thole who aerve you. Be baste.
OuUine need.I. Show that you
appreciate and are capable
of reciprocallnlf.
~I YMCA l;,;J,. -Maidens from Huntington Beach's Choctaw Tribe received from the event will help tribe activities. Mrs. Liz Lynch,
• 'deserted th~ ~ to ~!tend a luncheon in the Southern Cali· Edison home economist, shows Mn. James Csmpbell and Mrs . Seniors ·at Luncheon
• . fornia Edison Co. In Huntington Beach. After learning tips for l)ale Conrad (left to right) just how to, place their freezer-ready t· t ~freezing leftOVer ~'injun vittfes/! the maidens and their guests packages.
Thursday, Feb. %7 bu been
selected as the date when the
Junior Ebel! Club of Newport
Beach will honor its sponsor-
ing club according to tradiUon.
supported the Simple Simon
produclion by selling 7 3
tickets.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fob.
11): DI.splay interest i n
you.nvtera. Day f e a t u r e !I
romance, change, p o s s i b I e
travel and variety. You are
aeUve and eiude air of e1·
citement. This is your k1nd
of time.
f ·~·~·~en~j=oy~ed:::..•:.:li=<=t=.l=unch===eo=n:.:~=nd=..!pres.:.::~en=.ta==tio=n:..col=d=oo"-r~p~!lizes~-·-Fun~-d•~~~~~--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Luncheon guests will hear
a report by Atn. Ro I e r
Sherman, health cha1rman, on
the recent bridge luncheon
whlch raised funds for educa-
tional materials (or the Com-
mittee to Eradicate Syphilis,
Inc.
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start 011 spring with a
Pt1nty "Treasure Creme Oil"
badgtt permanent!
8.88
frosting, 14,50 Complete
·: :.shampoo •nd set ••••.•••
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Combs-Kistle Nuptials Offiei!rs -0f the Ebell Club
of Newport Beach w;ill be
guests at a luncheon and pfu..
gram beginning at 10 a.m.
in the Ebell Clubboa1e,
Balboa.
PISCES (Feb. l&-March.20):'
Take steps to Improve home
life. Accent on basic domeatlc
""'"' Property ahould be repaired. Don't by-pus llfely
me.uures. Uve up to past
commltmeotl.
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Solemnized • Newport 1n Junior president, Mrs.
Edward Whitehouse Jr., will
welcome Ebell offlctt1, the
?ifmes. Clayton Thompson,
president ; L.H. McBride, first
vice president: L.W. Jenks,
second vice ptesident :
'!be health committee will
1Poll30I' a &bowing on Feb.
2S of the .' film "/( Quarter
of a Mllllon Teenqera" whlcb
deals with the probl<nu of
venereal d I s e a 1 e. Parents
from 28 . area schools and ahe
public have been fuvited.
The chapel of st. Andrew's
,Preab~ Church Jn
Newport.. Besch, was chosen
for the wedding of John
Wesley Combs Jr. of Newport
Beach and Barbara Mae Kis--
tle, who said their vows before
the Rev. Dr. Charles H.
Dierenfield.
Parents of the bridal couple
are Mn. MoWe Combs of San-
ta Ana and Ml. and Mrs.
Russell Kistle or Corona del
Mar.
daffodils, daisies, b a b y ' s
breath and fern.
Bradlef Com bs of
Bakersfield, brother of the
bridegroom, served as best
man and ushers were James
Hogseth and Walter
McGonigle.
After the ceremony, guests
greeted the newlyweds in the
church's Fireside R o om ,
where Mn. Harold Fidler of
Costa Mesa circulated the
guest book.
A delayed honeymoon trip
to the Hawaiian Islands Is
planned by the new Mr. and
Mrs. Combs, who will reside
in Newport Beach.
The bride attended Woodrow
Wilson High &hool, Long
Beach, IUld Santa Ana College.
Her husband attended the
University of Mexico and the
Unlvenity of Southern
Califonlla.
Freeman Fisher, third vice
president. and H e r be r t
Puterbaugh, ways and moans Club Seeking
chairman.
· Membe" and honored Card Players guests will enjoy a program
presented by the Foundatkm. Star Club, Order ~ the
for the Junior BUnd locusil1g Eastern . Star, 11 off•"•• an on the summer camp program .... .....,.
for blind chi 1 d re n. cam-aftenlooD. and eventna· card
_., t MS h ha ·-· parly nut Friday In Laguna l""~JlS a "'' eac ve ~ Beach Ma.sonic Hall. given each year by the
IF TODAY IS YOUR
BIRTHDA. Y you are intuitive,
at time1 moody; you are more
the introvert than vice versa.
You are about lo embark upon
new project.
GENERAL TENDENCIES:
Cycle high for GEMINI,
CANCER, LEO. Special word to PISCES: greater freedom
indkaled toolghL
For the morning rites. the
bride chose a long gown of
chanWly lace over s i I k
orgam.a, encrusled with seed
pearls and seq~. fashioned
with lopg sleeves and a chapel
train. Her silk illusion veil
was he1d in plaei! with a head·
piece of matching lace and
seed pearls, and she carried
a bouquet of white roses.
baby's breath, stephanoUs and
lemon leaves.
J · ~wWbeaemdal Seu I ptress Gives Ta I k '=.'·ciu. c;habre, 11ne ·ar1a both the 11e • p,m. 1atherlJ>c chairmao, will announce ...,. and 7:20.to 10 p.m. -1oo.
•-·1~-·· ... o 111 and the Mm G M , p!etioo of the Pennies. for 'Art' . Tickets .,. '1, IUld Lqpna Book Group =~~;.~will ,~:s.a -;ale es. · · Vance. project' where $50 wu col-Beacll Winter Festival villtors
r-.:ug -¥r--Horace Pobson, Earle · Kie~ "lected'·~-theR 11 " are invited. Further in-"""-.., __ " n.1--·--1-Gtoup s peat er. for the regular per, Norman .Cluiatensen and "" .... .,....,.. -" mar. im:: ~ .VliK.™JUll
luncheon meeUng of Women's John Brekke. Art contest award. '!be group formation tnQ' be obtained of Newport Beach Friends or
Society of ChristW! Service, also conbibuted 110 each to by calling Mn. Jolin WW!ams, the Library 1ather the last
Laguna United Meth 0 dist AU church memben; and the ·Council of Arts and the 4-er Mn. Arthur Sle&d, Wednelday ol the month In ther friA-..1. ,,_ 1'nviled. ~"'-'• Theater Guild and 4u uu. MA""--Llbr•"' at 10 a.m.
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In silk organza gowns or
lime, avocado and forest
,rten, members of the bridal
party were Mrs. J e a n n e
Vanderburg, matron of honor,
and the Misses Joy Stephenson
· and Lois. Tollefson, attendents.
They carried arrangements of
row 'Jn the church. Ir
Hostesses will be Mrs.
James Russ and Mrs. Carl
Caldwell and the Ml!.ses Lo~
and ·Lari Lyerla IUld Carol
Bartusch.-
'l'he prosram, Including final
chapters of the l!ludy hook,
"Quist and Crisl.s i D
Southeast Asia," will b e
pteaented by Miss Lois Lyerla
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he's yours , . ; at the drop of a Flutterlash
Be his big-eyed girl •.. All eyes and excitment. Faberge plans it that
way with eye · lashes for your every mood. If you want to play it de •
mure or daring •.. we have got the 1tyle1 for your quick-switch.
ing moods. Flulterlashes, 5.00 • 6.50 ° 7.50. And with each Faberge
purchase of 5.00 or more this week, a hand-care gift for you: Hand
Lotion Extraordinaire, Cuticle Remover Extraordinaire, and Na i I
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JUDITH WYNl!KIN
Ell9 .....
July Set
For Rites
In Midwest
July a la the weddlng elate
.. 1ect..i by Judllh Ann
Wyneten al Balboa la1ed and
George Allen Mallon al Moon-
taln View and former nsldenl
ol Newport Beach.
SL Charles Catholic Church
In Peru, Ind. wlD be the mar-
riage setting.
Miss Wyneken, 4'1.aughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Edmund H.
Wyneke.n of Peru, is •
graduate of Buller University
in Indianapolis where ahe
pledged Kappa Kappa Gmuna
sorority. Pr<oenUy Ibo la on
elementary school teacher
with the Anaheim City School
Dl!lr!cl.
The benedlct..lect, -"'
Mr. """ Mn. ~· M. Ma-al Dulu1h, Mimi, at-
tended Santa Ana High School
and Santa Ana Callege.
Rummage
To Become
Treasure
Trlnketa and tmJaru will
be eichanged for scholarahi~ money u lbe Alliance Fnu>
caile de la Riviera CaIUcr-
ntenne apon1ors a rumma1e
sale table at the Laguna
Winter FesUval Sunday ,
March 2. .
Funds raised from the table
at the festival flea market
will be used for the Summer
Studle3 In Paris scholanhtp.
Members and frlendl of the
alliance are invited .to ~
trtbuta mWl objec:ta and
boon which may be left
before next Friday 1n the main
festtval building In care ol
Mrs. Emalie Schneeberger.
Monetary gilta are tu·
deductible and anyone wtahlng
to contribute to the
scholarship fund may write
to William Hubler, treasurer,
940 Hillcrest Drive, Llguna
Beach, 9265L
spring
spectacular:
THIS
WEEK
ONLY!
10 SPARIWlfG
POR1IAITS Of
YOUR CllLD, ONLY
510
one lb:IO. ""99 h1 9"d
lf'c Mllet ...... ,.~
for you end ,.lftlf)' ~
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HUNTINGTON BEACH
Phone lt2-Jll I Ext. 2fJ _,.._,._
tb• vested dress ••• pQft, one
of the total costume
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Get yourself together, juniors •.. the look of ~,f pe!jectlon
is revolutionlilng your fashion world I Hap dressing is .
out ... compoo<ld clothes are in .•. In a dress and vest-mate,
plus ideal ~ from May Co. ~arything's pght ... nci
room for error In the young, sophlatlarted. Total Loo): or '69.
From llllady llai=9, .,..i.d -i• n-.i.. 5 lo 13 a.~ crwpe ru-and veeL WhltewithrxNYor
aqua28.0ll
b. Cutawaf "'81-<XXJI over palaley, chw; wblle
with lilac or yellow 28.QO
c. Buckled palaley vest. over l!IOlJd dreas. beige
with gold or navy 28.00 ·
The spectacular Speclalor accessories:
By Inct8dible. slunky, chunky, pl\flched-out shoes
in taupe and white w.ith chain trim 18.00 .
From·Jun .. a. a junior size shoulder l:>ag wom p.ext
to the rlbs •• In navy with braay lrlln 12.00
.ma'fCOyou?lg signature dresaes 94, ·
raecaat dreos shoes 125, handbags 26
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may co south coast plaza, san diego fwy at bristol costa mesa; 546-9321'
shop monday through saturday, 10 am to 9-.30 pm ··
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lnsuranee Firms
LEGAL NOO'ICE
LEGAL NOO'ICE
Face Big
NEW YORK (UPI) -Tbe
Insurance IDdlWy In the
United Stoles 11 und"'°\DI
the moot druUc ratruc1Urlilg
In Ito blstory. The chanps
will bt of great algnlllcance
to investors. ~
For ooe thiQa, new life In-
surance compmles are not
btln( cruted 11 npldlr is
Ibey -to be. • '"In llcl," .,,. Artllnr Mil""" . • · IMdbis ~ ~al-.1ur••.c• ••••~ltlor, "It I( -... _.,_tbal_
aJO d tllo alltlni 1., 'llO. Dlo
compa!oo -plur a lot d
fire ..i cuuslty companla
-will )e merged out of ..-
lltence in the nen decade."
Tbe' second basiC change ls
• 1 perceptible erosion of ~
tr1dJtiooal separation ot 1Ue
lnlurance from the fire and
cuually.
"Of courae," Mllton raald,
"we alwaya. have bid, llOID8
bil millti-IJM carrten IUCll
u the Travelen and the Cc.
tinental -In Cblcogo. Now, Ille Ind euuilly com-
panies are burrylnc so fut
to join forces tbat tnv .. tors
and securttr anslyltl are bav-
lng to rtatudy lhe wbolc
business. It
f4t121 11»e third trerid l.!1 to
CftTll'ICAT• °" SUSINUS divenificatlon outa1de the ln-
l'ICTITIOUI MAM• ftaJd. -•-'"' TM .....,..... "" '*""" fllt'I' .,. ~ LK 1-w. may ~e
C911d!K11M • 1M1nmu tt 1.in Goftltrf. the fc:nn ol puWng iDluraDce
H"'"'1"""" a.ell, C.llforTilil. Ul'ldlll' tllt ------------fldltlous fl"" -ot "QUA1JTY TOOl. ,Jr,NO MOLD CO,'' end tMI Miii """ k~otll'lllflllllowl.--.'
""--In full Wiii plHa of ~ ...... falloll'tt HARll:Y ROIEltT MUGMU. ,.. c .. tlnllllM om. ~ ...,.,. .. -. ltUllELL ll. IAILEY. 111211 hi
Drlw. HllfttllWWI ...... ~ ~ .,,_..,. 31, ,.. .._
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It. "-IAllE'I' ltmM ol C.llforfll .. ~ C-IY: OR ,,_,.,. a1, I,.,,, llirfort me, I
Hlltml'Y hbllc 1'I Wiii fDI' Mid Stei., "raonallJ •-rtd M~ltltY. ROBEllT HUGHES 1nd llUHELL A:: MILEY
llMWll " rne ta bm lfl9 .-..._ .,.mes .,. subtcrlbld M 11!1 Wll1ll11
IMl,,_r 1r>d ~lr:lotd ........ tit
ecvtflCI Ille UllW. (OFFICIAi. SEAL)
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J-21. lf1'0 Pllblill* Of.._. CM9t 01!)\r Piiat,
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Li!ilAL NOO'ICE
N .. Am.erican
Gets2 New .
Directors
North American RockweD
Corp. has elected two new
directors and declared two
quarterly dividends.
Sbareowner1 at the annual
meeUng elected to the board
Frederick G. Larkin Jr.,
chairman of the board and
chief e:r:ecutive omcer -of
Security Paciflc Nation a I
Bulk, and Bruce M. RDckwell,
vice president of First of
Michlgan C-Orp., Detroit. th"-
Jargest Michigan investment
banking firm. Sbanowners
also re-elected 17 director!.
Following tht a D D u l I
meeting, the director s
declared the usual quarterly
dividend of 50 cents per com-
mon share, payable March 24,
to sbareowner.!I of record Feb.
29. Directors also declared the
regular quarterly dindend of
Sl.1875 per share of Series
A preferred stock, ~able
April 1, 190, to .shareowners
of record Feb. 28.
Who Can Read Just One 'Peanuts'?
<;hang es
companleo under !be wir.g d
I •-aiomeraie, The recent
aDDOUDCement that lnterna--
Uonal Telephone and
Telegraph Corp. wsnts to buy
tbe buge Hartford 1" Ire
Insurance Co. .b a cue ta
~t.
More lr<quenlly, tile Jn.
·uance companies, bavln1
large liquid funds, divimlfy
Into otber buslnesset.
Mutual funds are an at·
tncUve diversific&Uon field
with scorea of file ln5urance
firms and agents involved ln
their sale. Some have crtattd
their own funds.
lleaJ e$late, mortgage bank·
Ing, and mortgage and tiUe ll<T t
Insurance have at tr &Ct ed 1wex
teveral Insurance companl" in the last year or ·80• And Showing promise as being the next major breakthrough in aviation is this re-
• trend is developinf~to ao tracted rotor cOmposite aircraft. The craft makes helicopter takeofis and 1and4
much farther afield. ings, yet is capable ol flying with the speed (more ·than 400 miles per hour)
·lJberty Lite plans to move, and range (500.mlles plus) of a fixed-wing plane, according to a Lockheed·
throulb a subsidJary, fnlo California Co. engineer. The plane could be in operation in five years. ' ·
bniadcuttng ,motel!, ahopplng -----,--------------------
miters and beauty salons -
u a managing operator not
just an investor. Other Jn--
surance companies are in
electronic date processiJ>I, are
comidering buying Into nurs·
Ing homes and various
medical and hospital servicing
fields and even are flirting
with the idea of chain g;iraget. ·
Horbert Goodfriend, an Jn.
sursnce stocks spedatist of
Bear, Stearns and Co., a Wall
Sir.etbou!<!, said thls-turing portendll I neW 1J1ves1.
ment era in Josaraoce stocts ..
Milton apnssed ---t'Tbe merger trend la bound
to be belplul to ln•eston In
insurance docks," he uid.
''Tbe reductJon in the number
of companies ahou1d make the
shares easier ' to market,
particularly if more insurance
companies decide to lW their
shares on an e.1.ch.ange. Many
investon will get shares In
bigger, stronger companies for
their present holdings."
Ford's 1968
Earnings
Set Record
DETROIT (AP) -Record
sates and eaminp In the lut
quarltt of 11181 pushed Ford
Motor Co. profits to .f&Zi
milllon-45.73 per share of
common stock.
Sale$ of the year's last three
months were $3.& billion and
profits were $164 million or
99 cents: per share, according
to figures released by the
company.
The year1y profit report Is
the second higbest in Ford's
history, topped only by 1965's
1703 million.
In 1967, the firm reported
a profit of just $M million,
or 77 cents per share, but
said it was hampered by a
lengthy United Auto Workers
strike.
A new contract, agreed to
after the walkout and effective
in 1968, brought higher wages
and fringe benefits.
Total 1968 sales of $14.1
billion were 34 percent higher
than 1967's and were well over
the company'! previous record
of $12.2 billion, set in 1966.
Last year was the auto ln·
dustry'.!I best in sales-t h e
9.6 :nlllion cars sold on lhe
U.S. market beat the previous
mark by 300,000.
General Motors ear 11 e r
reported profits of $1.7 billion,
or '6.02 per .share on sales
of $22.8 billion, and Chrysler
Corp. reported profits of $290.7
million or $6.23 a share on
sa1es of $7.4 billion .
Both reported increased
sales but only Chrysler claim·
ed a new earnings high.
Skaggs New
Secretary
Of NARM
E. R. ~· vice prtsldent
of Babcock El•dron!CJ Corp.
and general manager cl. the
relays dlvlsloll, baa been
elected leCl'<torf d the .Ila·
tional Association ., Re1-f
Manufadurers (NARK).
Among his l'Qpl>liolbDiUes
will be monitoring d !be MIL
spectncaUon l n d u It r y •d·
vilory, publlcaUon and public!·
ty committees.
Ray stow joined Babcock,
I IUboldiary OI Esterllne
Corp., in Ill&. Pr.vlously, be wu pmtdont and engl-.ing
m1.n11er or United Control
Corp., and vice pmld<n~
pneral manager ot P91omar
Sclentlllc Corp,, 1 United Con·
trol oubsldlarr.
Save on Taxes··5
How to ~udge Joh Expenses
By SYLVIA PORTER
Significant court decisions
and Treasury rulings which
you probably can't (ind even
In the offfd&I Troasury forms
package csn vitally affect bow
much you, as l.D tbtploye,
will deduct ... your -tu
.. Wm.
]f YoU are a teacher, you
generally can deduct the costs
of taking courses connected
with your job. The Treasury
hwi in the past interpreted
this to mean that you still
had to be on the job or on
leave of absence to deduct
the coots: thus barring a
deduction if you actually quit
your job to take courses that
would improve your teaching
ability, lead to a better posi·
!ton, etc.
LAST YEAR, an appeals
court rejected this view and
allowed a teacher to deduct
the cost of a year of graduate
stlidy where thl.s was a normal
Incident of teaching, even
though she bad actually quit
her reaching job to take the
course. The col.zrt· couldn't see
why she should forfeit her
deduction just because she
hadn't arranged for a leave
of absence instead.
The Treasury then an·
nounced it will go along with
this decision lf the teacher
quits "temporarily" to lake
a course (a quit would
ordinarily be considered tern·
porary if the teacher resume~
Named Han119er
Walter N. Holtz of
Huntington Beach has
been promoted to man·
ager of power plant en-
gineering for Western
Air Lines.
U.S. Savings
Rate Drops
U .$. con.surners have drop-
ped their rate or savings lrom
la.st spring'• '1.5 perant to
a current rate of 6.S puceni.,
or over '5 bQ!J.90 less, reports
Fortune m.apzlne.
Tbe clrop Indicates, the
magallne -. that a good
part of the federal tax
lltttbarge ls bein( paid "
!be -ill 11vlngs. Taxes and 11vlngs taken
together. Fortune Ob.wves.
now account for 29 percent
of disposable Income, a lourl.h
more than the historical nonn.
Tbe magazine fOWJd That for
1 doien years endlrig will'I
1965 the fillm " lasts and
sa\·lngs, as a J)t'rcC!nt agc of
dl!posabJe income. remained
roughly lbe same: I.e., 13 tu-es weal up. 5av1ngs came
down.
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Eyes U.S.
For Help
ll)(UAlllA, B1a1ra (AP) -
After 1eWng • ......... of
support from France, BWra
la ping after the dlplomaUe
jackpoI -bacldng from the
United StaleL
of the Nlmn
• abarp IJ>.
~ Jll1 le and aevem-
ment ffilel aid from Ille
M-· Flt>Nlrl 24.196~
·arwmt by'-J •
United States for"""-and-'-------
vlslla by U.S. -have given the Blafram the
Idea that the time II ripe
for W<IOing WuhlngWn.
The Blalr811S were pleued
Now What
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"' the -of the flnt oflldaJ c . U.S. e0nar<saiooal delqallon Ommittee More eompetltors oo long-
to go to both aides In the haul Paclf.lc routes could eveo-
Nlgerlao civil war. Th e J M • ? tually bring lower air !area.
delogaHon, beaded "1 Rep. S ine. · Combined with Jumbo Je!a
Charles C. Diggs Jr., (0-andsupenonlc1lrll11er1 ,
Mich.), tell llatunlay nllht \\'ASHINGToN (UPQ -In cheaper fares c;ould \aJcll ·ofl
after a two-day stay. two weeks fresldent NWm llll economic boom in the
Earlier Sen. Olarles E. hu created more eommittees ·P~ that would ~t the
Goodell, (Jl.N.Y.), vi.lied both than anyone can WR . traclt ~cantis~my. •--•
Lagoo and Blair•. He said of · -Including, apparenUy, ·~ Ila ~ seem to ~
he would report to President at least ooe cl the committee l1P 111oh predlctiooa. ID 1159,
Nhon and to Secretary of members. a total of 300,000 Americans
State Wllltam a-ers on hll Dr Daniel p M-"·• v!Jlted the for ea.I. By ll'IO .... ' • .,_., Hong .. _. alone Is ........... return. White HOOJe adviser on the -... ..--·
The avowed aim of both cities, eonfesaed Monday he ~ 8 total cl 1,250,000 : .
vlslla wu to study wa)'I of ,... not qulte sure wbal tht a year, .....i· cl lhem
relieving famine. But the difference was between two Americans.
Blafrana: are coofldent the commlttees be is on. Laa:t year Hawaii got more
ill -•-fact, it was news to than ll00,000 vl.sl.tors. By 1970 ._....,,.. W .. ,... • on ~ the toW 11 expected to reach
the polilieal and military Moynihan thal he wu on a l,500,000. One airline -. Trans ,
slt1L11ion u well. second «lDlDlittee -not to menti<n the fact that be ls World -clalms that tramc For tht American vi..ltors, from II! proposed route ...Ud
U. Col. Odumepu Ojukwu the chairman of 11• lmpnive the U.S.balanee of and lafra "I am??" be replied to a B '1 other kaderl bad ,. ......... who rud him a ~ paymenls by al Jeut l20 one main theme -tbef t"""..... r--m.UUon
regard relief as "a JdiaUve Nleue IDDCllDcing fcrmation. 'Ibe :Wtc:ome " the case
at heol," and aa• the United cl the lli!CODd comJlllUte, Tiie ~ Im_.."' te , committee lnvofyed II ln m even ...,. .---• States llhoald re-evalllale tla undertak a ·~qlllcal review ijie alrllneslnvolved. To .......
enllre f::,"Y Iowan! Nigeria of welfare proaram..• the: revenues ~ a -or
and B a. Moynihan II aJre'ad,. ea-. ..panded roule may he the .
The Blalr1111 bava been eeultfe seertWy<cl th&.Urliaa .18'1 elumoe to , 1~ve oil
vague and al times con-Allain Cowicll; wlildi illo baa merger with 1 hlgier com·
tradlctory 1n saying what they 8 subconutilttee thitt is 'ltu-peUtor: \o, others; a,a award
want from Waahlngton. represent. a ehanee for need· Ojutwu has Bald the United dying well~e programs. , , • ed new Income tn a period
Stales has "a great potenUal 1be duplicatiotJ: .is not: uni-when alrllne profits are down
I " •-'"'-· and que. · and cosUI up. or peace '" '".: region Nixon has rec e l v e d What happens next is up
can be a mediator if it acts something calletl ··the ·~Quad-· to. l'resldtnt Nixon. But the
quietly. But outright auppc:rt rtad," a word coined dur-·put IS the Ry lo ."tbe con-= please most Blatrans lng the E 11 en how er ad-trovefay ~-mUst ·nor try to
m1n1a1r.-B-IL <omposed resol•e. Onl:r a few mootha aao. the of the rr.uury ...,.1ary, the Simply put, the 'llrllnes want ~ ~ -.::.ilng ~ hudaet dJreellir, the W!ni11D to link up a tong llsf <>I major
ltnmg!y u th• Y do Britain, cl the Fedenl ll<!erve Bo:anl American ellles with polnla
beca111e American reeolllea and the clu!lrman cl the Coon-In the Paclflc, Preaidenl ell cl Economlc ·Advfsen. Dwight D. Elllenhmm-llWted
rlflea ...,. captured from the "'!be Quadrlld" <Is oulJl>ORd the tancle bt the clollng ~
Nlprlana. Now the Blair on to .advise u.,. P-1 m cl hll admh•""'-w1ieft JiO ~ ..... '"t! he'::~· °u:.~ lmmedtale1•t1£P,iple JIKO'. nfulodto--the'"'111aai ~· ..... -'bleina. Bui • uottier Civil Aen>nalllks B•ard "-lean anm for Nlgerira panel thal alao baa a .similar (CAB) a1'afds made In the
was: never a matter o1. U.S. job -the cabinef committee transpacific case.
policy. on economic'. JJC>lley. The ease dragged throulh
Britain baa aupplled anm lronleally, . .,.. ol"the ad-·the John F. Kennedy ad-
to Ute federal government ln ministration's fl r 1 t ac-.mJnlstratlon while the board
great quanUty. The Blafrans compllshmentl came from an reviewed the e n t I r e pro-
do not seem In ezpeet Im-lolonnal arrangement oolslder---:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~--'--1
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dlpbnalic quarlera other than tores
the . United States at the In iess than a week'• Ume Do FALSE TEETH ~"':"up· ~ O:l'sri1:: Moynihan got together with Rock, Sll4e or Slip?
&& Offlciall from the. Justice DoD-. Dft ID flU' ct _. a.Ui government, and that there department. the District of ...._,,,., wob~ ~Just
is no· hope ol. the African C-Ohnnbla and the Department !!t.u....;:.~~ ~'!
nations eetUing the w a r of u.......;...... and Urban u~~.:.1tT..-r'B oD 1our plateL L.--............. g p bokll rai.. tMUa ~. ~use "outside powers" -Development to get moving XM.-~wi..Ro~J
Britain. the Soviet , Union and on a pn>gram to combat crime =-~-U:-:."::!1':enuaa t9
the United States -bear and revitalize ghetto arwi in bea!tb. a.. :rwr 11n.un rfllUl.Ut1,
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flooded 'Newport ll<ach -._ _-.
sank one veuel, 9-ed Olhen 11111
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Mud llldel fon:ed cloouN al aoveral
roodwqo, lncludlng Bayalde Ort.. tmd
FIJ'll!eal Ramp In Corona di! liar ...r
llacArlbur Boulevard.
A portion al MacArthur ---•ubecl out by l'llllClll --1111 llorm.
" In the lower bay. Onnfe' CaomlJ' 8"'
bo< Deportment cmn tpinl-., ...i
early·todly retrieving bol!fiipped'"""'
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More Rain Due Tonigh ,t
' ' With New Sto~m's Fury ' ' Shown iii Cotirt
m.bere Jn Ille Wy, the -c.r.
lnth).!l!' Yecbl ·Club Oil -llr!w
-ttie brunt a1 .nlnol! ,;111r1 -NrWpoll Center, 'loaing a -Ill
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By T()M TITUS corded ln other colStll ·cltleS. · fo-rii.Jdii~'Stind•Y moYirC • hlJf b111
· · °'"It o.nr ,,., sriff The new 1torm brought tJie Riion'• hoaW Nooe Wu aeriousij'1damapd.~
!-JU the enl!U,5?0thllnd had cjloruaed total lo between 15 and 18 lnchel along A 2$-loot sailboat operalod by Leo
· · ...J . .._ "•-• It lo me,". ... heav•.•• -·ed th ~ he last t ,.,_ Vorlowli, al 45 El Puo Drive, Nwwport, . B7 JACK BllOBACK quuted lo'IUft·<mn]U:on ii "-*' =· ...;;,. (U)it') ::... or111ir c:G1or .,.... ·~ -u ~ e coa .. -w re year a . -, waa caught 1n heavy ,... and piled
ot ,... .. ,, '""' lt9ll scheduJe thll afternoon .to' avoid a trafftc · tit tile ,~ Jdldiu• of over the weekend and poured .bucketfuls time only five to six inches were record· up against the eut jetty SundaJ. But
qr114e County, aJi:...iY b'.e a• lly Jilril. . · · · · : · 1'i ~· 1iutfti1 !bead oi' rain .., an are.a Just managing lo . ed. Vortouni managed to. ttoe ·tlit • d'oll, df~~~.2''~~~~,~~' WbutralnwaageDeraJ·Sunday,·_,. wera ~I todV II U.;"""'4" pcih '1i,.~ aliove water after Ille Throughout Southern Calilornla the which IU!lered .,..,;ii"-flit ln ~ ·~·· ~.. '" ._. --~ ol "'"""• r-.~ reported ~_, ~ · B •-1.1.t ~~~ of e"-e·". · . 1, d •1 damqe. A harbor Jllltrol bolt bell*! lheraln'Cohtlnu.,,coun~olllcl&!s·warn· _, ~· ""~ _ .. ,. "fi:=:r"·'-"*'-·m.di.·J, ~ ...,..--" -·~ r~m ·brought :'-1"1 •00, nr, him ·bactlolillDIOlirlng" · • · ed .,....... . ·· · the ·most 'damage. Roads· wera di>led, -• • ..._. ·~.~ .. ilfet_'. .. .._._.. , ~" )lal1I Cll!lllnllad_ iJl lorrenta through ll> eiuihsllde5 and ~ous drlvtng con-Beach erooioa d1!rllll the :..ft. ,...
ln-..,IOme' -lions of llie' -·"ty,. do·-• however," over .widely ICatter.ed attJ.I. ~.,_, w-IQlllU n~ • ditions Nearly three mort Inches , fell .i,. r , ....--· ·-_.. tod · · · · · · • 11111-lllowed in ............. _ tile .,,~ . _.., ...... . . · .••. .,.,.,e .et_,..Ollllfd. ~--.( l_-::1:-b a v.e L..:. • .:. ... varna'·',from Still.~· ay were '.:..;.o. ... Can""" ---~ ..... .....,. · · . 1n ·Ventura Counht ·UJB area hit bardeJt N rt p· H • ~· -~ ~ ua:u-. ~,.. lCU ..-g..... ,,_ ugly woand just behlDd . b1I ear. Ken. . c.11 ,,...... 1.01 io_o,j s.o . ·~· ewpo Jer. uge ...--.en w--. lo~1yiq homes to higher grQ\llld. ~ Santa Ana Canyon Ro •·d, , lull 1 could•-In _...,n.. H_,,ori t.IKll 4.7' u.02 •·°' hy a series· of ·January "Btorma. ln • the otit lip to )I) feet of l;elchfront
Seay}' rain nearly closed the UC Irvtre · MacArthur . Boulevard, Silverado, Mod-~e' -brtlugh('=· .:'~ ~=-n...!-tMCh j:ll :::~ !:: Qjai Valley, risl~g waters forced ~ix A walkway leadlng' from th~ lU'fUll'd
campus today wt th Universi.ty Drive and ;ea;ta, and .Santiago Canyon. roadl, . the y e· t' had In this triil t.b e physlcaJ:rlct , :::'~i~t!'11..,. t!1 :~:: · !:~ families from thm horn.es for the third . statloo to the pier buckled and collapeed,
Bonita Canycin accesst.1 . not .passable Pacific · Cout Hllhway from Dobeney of· Ke~'s being wouncleii from 1 1111 1MC11 i.11 M.l5 •.H Ume in a month. City workers empl.ced hundredl ot
and Culver Road partially Ooeded. · · Part to San Clemente, El Toro Road distance 0t lea thin aJi ~-Motlier . ~= ~-=· WDrld t11 l::~ :~ High winds arcompanying tt~. stonn landbap along a five-foot ahelti created
A spokesman for Chancellor Daniel and Culver Drive. of th ._..._~showed h-...11-in bber L .. 11111 1rt1i1""1 ... ,, , 15,0 U1 cre&~ed a raln~ mist in .some .areas. by the surging aurf. Dory boats wen
Aldrich said, "If conditions doq't itpP,rove · The Santiago Canyon road 11 cloaed al~ve: =the wottm~ ·.ru ~J:!m 0,..ve ~:;: :;:~ $.st ha~ring ·v!Jl~lllty or motort5.t1 and left dansllng·over the edge rJ the lhelt.
evemight there is every likelihood the at both ends with a washout one mne Photographs Diade at the auto1>11 or .cJ:.n~"';;!'(;,._,, ~~"' _1;::1,.,,. J;,':.1 causing a r~sh of traffic acclde~. ,snow Raging water.a rrom the Upper BaJ
campus will be closed tomorrow." east of Irvine Lake. President John 1'. Kennedy newr. hid above 4,000 feet closed many ~~taln . sent tons of debris lncluding telepht.ee
Students, faculty and staff were re· In' Sllverado Ci.nyOn, two homes were been m.,:1e. blle. -· day, ~Ith nlore in . store for tonight, roaQs. , . · , poles and huge beama crWJ.n& dOwn i:-i:-i:-lost lit ·Ooed walerl, two cm •ashed When ~. -·opened Ille hlilltt aCCOl)llng lo the U.S. Weather Bureau. . Si"all cr•fl warnlngs were hol~l!d the on bolta and . docu al the BaYlhcn
aWI)', one bridge walhed out, fOID'·homtl which entered tbt brain, d ibe ~ Show~ were expected to continue length of the Calif om.la ·coast. Rough Trailer' Park. causJng imtold dollln Wlll• ds and Ram' w00erewlnaemeg "-~• d~eral ~~_:wator WU wu inlnlduiad. . • · seas In the Santa Barbara Cbannei otall-Worth of damage
_...,... -· ~~ De Woller bel1lltl<I uperl through Tueac!M'. . ed effort! lo activate tbr«. wella on Water-Oiled ~II thil l!MX'llhw ut
Jn Silverado 40 ~[fmlllea were , moved and =~ wttoeU ~ by the NU! Along the Crange COa!t, season ·rainfall an offshore platform to reliev~ the perched atop hills Q( debrU IDd~'-..
C P Lin 1o bome1ron'blp .,_,i. The ·FOller 'tioilfted11iac ·tbii.iiietwulind~ totall tripled their "'"al ~els. The' pressure on .nearby Wida undei' Che WC 'edbolt lloodi>y'h:ij,i... nt 0Wef es residence was washed away tn Modjeata the iUft held by the Sf.year.old Arab weekend atonn dumped ·nearly as much. ocean floor where cfude oil liib have Ind O~OW:.-i:;.~r~ figifre W'l)'I of
Canyon. This home .. lost Jta: swimJnlnc immlll'allt June s, 19'1; water on the coastal area as it e1:· blackened the ocean. clearing their JJ)lrinl...... U., v~
Ar. d eo· t · pool in .,the Jamiary 1 t o r. m 1 , Sev'° Alao' -JiT j)ep. Dial. Alty. pi!rltnced 1o•date ·11111 .WOn. · · Heavy S!loWfOil "at Bbhop 1uimpered bobbed 1111 a aea al truh -which O"QD on y . families were evicUated1to. other bofnes DavSd .J'lttl ftN ballet frQmmtl .Sunday~ •• deluge, heaviest of . the, the.search for a DC'.3 "gamblers' special" the water WU lnvlslble. '
\ in this canyOft. rimdvla .frdin ltennedf• held. d'llrlllg wei!:lulDd, hlundated N~rt tBeacll with <Uner with 35 ·aboard, mls!itlg Since Landside, the Newport Fire ~
By ARTHUR R. VINSEL In Trabuco Can)<>l1 Che water 1t one ~.• -.11111.. 1( the: ll1loply following cfOlt .. to !Ito ldeo In a U·bour per" la•t TueMay oil a return · night !rim ment'Sunday responded lo a d'ouu wai.. ot"" 0a11r '1"" 1111tt 'JSte DAMAGE, Pap J) · 11.-~Wlo iod, nearly twlct as much as wu re-Hawthorne, Nev. distress calls, most involving f1oodtng
Blllshe&-Uke wlndS' and driving raln At Bl.a Bear Lake,· a seardi for f~r ol homes. Several more rej>orta wen
created havoc with ~~e Orar.-e C~!ll.y -Eii:plorer Scouta: and their adult. leader (See STORM, Page I) :=i~1{C::?1o ~·Ma:ri·na· Called 'Atrocious' ~~~~lo~· or ... e c. .. , Downed . wires, circuit ahorta and wet .. -. • ~ ·-r 10 mUes Cl'QIS coUntry Saturday.
tranaformers bllckell out a total of l,MD · 'j'!1ere WU, balmer, . ..,. br1&lll apo1
cu4'l0mers, some J:;;_, ne~ly Ed~ h~ .. , ~ . Jn u.e-~all ~ .. ~ ~ ~·co:,~ ... .::~ " . Cit.v HaUDelnged by Prot,est,s Agaimt B~h Pl.an -~·~mi:~-~c:J
WOfSt dllnlpilon qccurred wti.n power '.I lnn"ln ......._ ' -.
to l,!ro cuitomen In the Loguna·Nlgui!I B7 JOBN ·V~ ' ; Sajlt&'Abi'Rlfti'; lbereb7 cbanaJnl' tk varle~.'bul mostly oflegltlmate.concern ''TW<'a. no panic "'owner'Tom Gar-
a:ra went out at .1:• 4P.~ Sund&)', • ..... ..,,,...'!le' .. ·· beach to\a bit. over. wbat ~happen to the beach rlDl ~-1uAbou,t' tO 'Mrlwlt.; Of
aome·1poll not being restored·untll l :IJ "Alrocloul" ·a;,j ·~'.',i ,ihi. 'Ille ·!l!la .Gf ;latlm, ...t cit lbem H aenra1 ··~ boots are iled off .. die' paopte' mi :~ ~-,;;;s:· the
am. today r. ~· ·=-, ·~ ti...,....,forJhe · · ' ~ ~·~ .. an .... "' .· , "'We're ~ng that wind must.ii, ..... Gift )ii. God" f'I"' ~· \!M,,bffob •11111 ; =, '-,•--": "-'.·· mu..
bl-wirel ~lb« 111111 cauad ~ obOrt, CritldlmS !loedlns N;;,;p,:.ii11<a City - -"""' _,... When the l!fverjlllN necuilve brvu. gbl. t · , : .... ... Into la<llJliWI --·•.llo!-u ~•'"" --_,_ ....,..,_ because we ha•• not found tlle 'eDCC Hall over plans 11y 'an'ad'Va1liliie U · wellucttybalL 1111,. __ ..,..,......,.1oa.-,., H :, ·C'I '" . 1
Calise JO~" aafd F.dilon Co. IJtstrlct ...nJye fer A.mirlno-lllt:lhe ,sandf al Allbulllle.,...._lhepililJ""""R ·~ i:esl ~~al==• ',&DOI' umms.
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ol lhe Lquu Nleud.~t area by lioft .,.. lo dl)o llolJ -'WOii Elalno SmllliJl..11111,.-\J* tl -l[eoc:b·beComJill•boating·•<U. · ei&l.UltlOJl
t :• a.m. todal. bu! \l1t iap WU -~·-ii"" I ,\aid .... a1oi1 ......... wlto llii ... Iha) ~In fd':f:::C.~'""" .. !:!'!~ .. W-bo ~-' .. -" ' for others. .. Idea for .•. breU. .. .. k~ . '--. . : .. . .. oip.-' .,~¥-l • , 1 ' r. ' . . l • 'V .
Elaewbere In the 11omt-batured ~ • ~"blcb <Wei ii; 3..:;n.':; . . "l11e1 uoi Iba ~~--w!'!loc· , ~ ltoata, foul the water. ~id.ilea•&, · · .r<:~ltoiy: ~ ;~~ """"y lr<O, & tr11111formor lall<d,.al ·~ •.," '-, • ''!!'"\fnl f!'li!nds W ' tba'teal f«.;~ wttil Illa~' ,,-.lol-''1!Jl!laiU!li,(l(llUY~ ~ ~,bll JM' 1o:a JLin. SUndll. ~! !)Iii , f}i9"._.,.,.,_0,elf-~',• lt.i,.nit· ·~~ 111 lo We ·~llb durin(.tbl.woa.; -~'&JMlmllitarj~:lASGUlk,ui.
aeporate oustomen I~ Ne.,... Beadl'I """"'-tw1111, .-.y U.O' fad llilo ·-iln;lt'.. 1o·...,., a ....... r,tl ,t " -" z~ •· ~ II ''-I ,... ~ InlatTerncoareabilo•blad;niu. jbal, D a,.._,.,., i ·,._iy "daJ' ln nc..tloo aiidv cao'i l(olJl"' =· -un,-lhl·Aul<I piano"-E.\"wu-~nda.,..,, or~-llerrice wu .-Jn ,aJ>out l\I .-· ... 11111111Jiir.-·, • lbela•"l,S -., i>V :i~ ...,._ -"'•lor'a.~INttbt r H!lmPlled 'tlie.'•Uieb,, .
i-., Aid Kiser.' • ,,___. J!Ollll. llltDI, Jiu.-.., Mn. Smith. alJilad; ~ JJ 'JJWo . oe.lhe·wam and.-.-. toot ue and wirned ' ,lpinll , .
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limlse blacked out Sunday an.moot1, a!QnlaJa pl1n1 wllenby •'brUlrwltltr ,..': • , ~~',, .,"~llOIU·9'-WI ·~f""*·· ~_!raal ~lllEI. Wcl ,ltpji,e\'lo; .
when a -a4vo palm --fell -.... p1ex could be blllll l!Ot,...n -the . Tiit ~ "*"· • .:l\uld"1M ·done1if -· • ~C..~·d~·""'''
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B1 Rla!ARD P. NALL wa• flood] acroil Ille -. to lbO tOl!mit mlgtil wnb out iiie .~
, t 1 pt• o.itr ,._. •••ff sea. Doirntown bu!inesa ID 'Laguna to the bridge. '
.-11 <I LqWll Canyon Road area .. portedly suffered damaged from water Utilllj' polea. were belni wuhed oul..
wre being evacuated from their flooded ente_ring buildings. along San Juan Creek and, power wu ·
bom<s today as the South Coast tried William Thomas Sr., 31552 Calallna t . the north 1 . ,., ••• . St'., SOUth Laguna, was injured this mbm· ou m er Y porUon _.,,,. .• ~
to dig out fl"lllD under ~ of lhe worst Ing wben he fell Into a crater cau.sed Clemente early this morDl!W--·wbim
istcxm poundinp suffered 111 recent years. by the rain at Benton's Parking lo\ lighting hit a power PQle. • l
An esUmated 20 l*'IOU had evacuated In ·\.tguna. Friends said '11!.omas; wbo 1D San JUan-Oaptstrlno 1 8~ .).pmn
their homes Uong Lquna. Canyon Rold. is in his '10s, may have Sldlered a cr,...1., .. the creek wa~ .........:;..... • CJftlclals said. Torrad.s ran through the broken hip or pelvis. -~1 • !"" • ...,... ......
yards and. homes. • . . Fimlien and lifeguards reported uslng dimg~~ by .the ·flood waters.i. •
. County firemen, using ~ big mecharucal a four-wheel drive vehicle to climb steep Rainfall in Laguna Beach al 8 a.-m.
f!J'e ladder, were belptng residents of Lewellyn Drive and rescue a woman this morning was 2.37 inches for the
the canyon area I? safety. One hom.e with an injured foot there. past 24 hour 4 11 · A"-~ d •·• ... oo Canyon Acres Drive •·as reported split s, · !Ji~ ur,... ...,.
in two · with the two male residenta BARELY E.1CAPE current storm and ts.4.'1 inches for the
bue]y ~· . ArtlJt Eve Friday said that !lliY Unger season corilpered to 5.IO Inches last·;tar.
There were other report! this morning and Jack Fontan 597 Canyon Acre Drive Power failures were reported. tt .
that eight persons staying in units of barely ·escaped from their home wb~ sevetal locaUocs Jn the SOuth ··COut
Laguna Beach Country Club '!ere trap-it spllt apart duriol the night. · !tom One caUH or another. · , ,
ped on tbe . south ll1de of Allio er.et ·She aid Fontan 11lflered a .cut fool Lquna Beach City MJna&er Jlines
whlcb bad -Into• torrent. and the twO ·IMll, oiie In oiey'unclerwear, D'.-Wbeatoo ·Ald the. Dood clwmel alon&
Lagwia ·Caa10n Rold wu clooed ·by · ,.f through tbe nllbl 04 the l>lllslde Broad.,ay· bad been cloged. With dellrta
a. sea oC mud, and other arterial awaitlng rescue. She !aid four houiel for a ti.me causfug eome ti.the dowJdo'frn highways were endangered from flood 1 1 1 ... ...,.~, drl __ .. 1 11 ...... u.... , , . •--·• • n1 ar11 u were os a ong ~ w.....-.,, ve ~ ~·· . .:.
• " More· tO'. Cffthet · . · • , '. ' ~ . ., .. . . wal.Qo .mi in some cases o Y p a 1 another had so much mud Jn it that Elmer Brown of.La~ Beich TnYe! l
passable. only the top of furniture showed. Service bad wonla ofpralltlcr*'c.U...i '
MVD BATH Coast Highway between Dana Point l.qunaD !)1\'e G ...... ll\Mllll.1'18i'·wlJO
.. . ' ' " . ' Bulldozer scoops up debris from W$tt (»ewPort · ,
beachfront, aU but cleared away today, iJt '8;900
cleaning,. project. However, city olficilil8 1Dat be calling back 'Harold 'E .. Slmpron Co. of l?wiMa!e
~ ,lateat i!b!'Dl~· romis,1 to push more bamboo ~,-lo«i~ . er usorted debris down the san-
tir Ana ,JtTver onto """°rt '•ands. Downtown Laguna Beach was a mud and San Clemente was Dpen to only he said waCled into th&,fldodeid cbamie1
bath after the nood channel along two Janes of traffic with mud slides · and wrenched loose tlmben early 'thll . I ~ :_i < • .
Broadway clogged for a time and covering porUohs of the road. I momlng permltUng the water to flow
overflowed its damaged cement banks. The bridge crossing San Juan Creek agalnl. • ·~ \ ·· '\!.\ .~ • ·-:-·,: ·:. "
The Boardwalk at the foot of Broadway on Cout Hi&hway waa in danger of · ·.. · · · .... · tJ.1 ... · '· .. :1
wu datn>yed as was the street beJni closed with water within a foot · Sta to Sta 'Bri" ,• ;ft"t F,..,..• Page 1
end and. 2•1nch sewer line. Sewqe ol the bridge. Olflclab feared that the Newport Beaeh.. rs _ge,:. ':.fa "'! ., . ~ .. MAIUN;A •..
• jOb 'and ii ~ bi' commended for hi•
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LAGUNA PHONE BOOTHS SINK INTO SAND
R•ln Runoff Floods Broadway at Main Beech
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received this morning. Firemen went
out with pumping equlpmenL
'Ibey were tepl <specially busy along
Iris and Jasmine avenues, north of
Fourth Avenue, in Corona del Mar.
'lbere. In Ill auey· eervlng both sireeis,
flooding waters reached hood level of
parked cars, and ·rushed into garages
and some residences.
A city spoke:m:iao nid the problem
wasn't the result of blocked storm drains,
which city workers kePt clearing around·
the-clock, but nsu.lted "simply from ra.ill
that was too heavy for the drains."
Newport's trees so far appeared to
be holding up fairly well In the atonn,
Aid • Part Department olliclal. A 10·
foot ficus tree on Larkspur Avenue in
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Corona def Mar toppled Into 1 fronl
yard, but did no damage.
In imminent danger of collapse were
three trees on a bank in a small park
at Goldenrod Avenue and 0 c ea n
Bouleva~d. One of the trees is a 40-foot .
pine. "There's not much we can do
except to wait for it to go," said the
parks aide. "When it does, it'll only
land in the park, so it's no big threat."
Police rep:irted 22 traffic accidents
In the past 24 hours, most of which
were attributed to rain-slick streets.
Eight persons were injured in the
mishaps, but no one was seriously hurt.
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DAMAGE •••
time rose over the rock wall surrounding
Irvine Park. Rainfall there was 4.27
inches for the past 24 hours with a
total of 27.72 inches for the season com~
pared with 9.34 this time last year.
In Laguna Canyon, the road was closed
early Sunday afternoon and two families
evacuated.
Jim Williams of the Flood Conlrot
District reported a record high inDow
and outflow at Villa Park Dam. At
the peak water wa s Oowlng into t he
facilfty at 10,000 cubic feet pe.r second
and a regiilated outlloW wu allowed
o! 3,000 cubic feet, per &econd.
11'I'h11 reaer,or aaved areas in Orange,
Sant& Ana and Tustin from men.Ive
fl"""'l"" II WiWaml Aid. ~~· . At the present Ume the heavy Oow
.from the dam is filling the gravcl pits
between the dim 1nd Ule Newport
Freeway. When the pits fill, Ult water
will overflow and possible damage tO
residential areas will result. Wllllama
&aid. '
The 3,000 cubic feet per secood outf!O\f
Is the highest ever for the dam , with
!be previous hlgb fogure beln& 7lO cubic
feel per second.
EIJewhere throughout the ""l"ly, flood
control channels haodled tht rlln w1ters
ldeqU•tely but the chatmels theoltelv.s,
mootly dJrt.Uned, we.. severel; dam•&-'
ed, Wlfll111111 said.
A power failure Sunday n1aht affected
the University Park area. Eorller, parts
<I Mluloo Viejo wm blodod out but
.U ..me. hu been ,...tond, South-
.,.. CalUomia EdJsoo COIDJ11111 .. pon.d.
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Set ~ Ho~t F o. r C.· ounty· Kidne. y·· .:.G. i. rl · :::aut1T. ~l~b~cr:.1 ~
1 • _ beach at the oCean I feel a senae of
Ci • · personal shame at even entertalning the ties . J .aomwe·, . By TOM TITVS Duncan, wj,;,~ d_ Susan's pllgbt ~~tGodof .P.'°'11tutlng !hi! magnlflcenl ~ U Of tM mt.Hr Pli.t ltaft b tcbtng ' 'f"• Hollywood's stars wfil shine In °'""-Y wa · 'a ' TV lhow set up by Mra-. w: E. McNalr. of 6510 E. CC.an
Newport Beach, which haS ·had It&·
c1Uference1 · w!~ the · "'--Coanty Lea ol .. C.IU ""I . v'~·" . . gue ea, WJ.1 bolt we «Pnlu· :n ~!!i~~ ".'eetlng ·~the N.~
Mayor Doreen· M'f'.shlll ald'!lilured
speaker at the monthly galbe,rlng will
be Houston r. Flournoy, state.Cootroner,
who will speak on .the wort ·.of the
Governor's Commission oo TU Reforin.
Mrs. Marshall aaid no Leque ·1x1•'llill la expected to be discuaaed al the, eelllon
which wUI be atlended J>y ....,.. ·IDli
city olllcla!a from all over lbe·county •..
'lbe League at present Is seeking
dis.wluUon of the County Harbor District,,
a move oppased by N~. uniesS the
city can ~. ~pensaled for expenses incu;re~ .should . i,t .be, CQmpelled to , tat. .
over distJ:jct r~poQSibtliUes 1n the baibor,
--ev two · of her classmates,. began ,qwekJy Front opposes the marina development
County -SIJ!ld!ly night in tbe hope to organize his talent paride. lie l>tgan because of the hundreds of new boat&
that tbeir luster will wtile the ticket by securing Mflce Coll, Peggy Uptoq, that would be tied up the1'.
to li!e for a 17-year;-otd Santa~ girl. Clarence WlWams_m and'Tlge ~, "''Everything we have out there now
March. 2 will be Suzan Mazze Nigbl the four beadlinen of '"lbe Mod Squad." would be thrown to the wolves so that
at ·the Anaheim Convention Center as By Friday aftemoon·otber name.··join-a chosen few wealthy enough to live
ed the gl'1>wing liBt, lncludlne a well-elsewhere can keep their boats here
a host ,o( top entertainers -beaded known orchestra which -due to union and on weekends pollute our silll waters
by 6'mm7 Davis Jr. -convene for rules -cannot be, named. (iept! Dinovl with oil, trash and sewage as some
a one.night-only benefit show to help will conduct the lf.:piece band: noW dO today." ·
raise $40,000 for Susan's ,badly needed Proceeds frinn the Uckeia '-~ The plam, for which Auld is seeking
kidney transplant operation. at $3.50, $4.50 and $5.50 -wW h fea.slblllty sfudies, have won praise from
Tbe benefit. just organir.ed Friday, used to defray ·th&,COll of the operat&oQ some residents in the area,
all'eady Includes tbe popular pop ·sing!ng in which doctors will trwpljnl • tldney W. R. Hudson, Jr., president of the
group !be. Monkees, .the four stari of from Mrs: Leonard Muzo 'to,. ber Newport Shores Community Association.
TV's Mod Squad and 'Lassie's former daushter. It will be Orange. County's haS told the City Council that his -~ master, Jon Provost. Other btc names first such tr8D8plant. ~ · has given unanimous approval ;~
may ,be'added'withln ·the wetk.. Susan, a senior at Villa Part High Auld plan.
Organizer of ~ big bub is Negro School, wpo ~lly moved to Santa "It Js our feeling that this Is the
actor Lee{ Duncan; ·Greg· Morril' ·sttmt·· Ana'. fr:om. Orimge; ls now being kept ·first ·posiUve approach to making West
man . on "Missl~·· tm-.. ble" and a alive by a d1.;;1 .... """'~ • o-~-~ uufiUO tnao.;au.u!• .lP w~n · Newport compatible to ·other areas in
, ; friend of , Qa ~ ,1( p}aying at Grove's Palm Harbor l:lospital Wfilch our city. We·"' •.. wish tG encourage
Ra. in" Wa''s'Le' s' .. ·oo.· . . M·' ..... ·tand ......... -~ sw.r.v.--. . she rnust .~~a -ek. "... .
Onto, Beaches,
But Peri.f Mino~ '
· Newport Beach city officials, harried
enough by .&tonn damage, have. received·-~
ieVeral call.S reporting · oil washing op
on beaches, Hut have cbn!irmed that
the ·problem i.! very minoT.
Small, coin-si.Jed clots of crude oil
have been seen on parts Qf Balboa
Penlnsula beaches and a1ong the CQron·a · _
de! Mar strand, but lifeguard spokemen
said the occurence appears to be· a
riormal deposit.
The source ot the oil was probably
a .tanker at sea, the lifeguard spokesman
a;aid.
One Newport resident, who lives
aboard a boat near the ~ches bridge,
reported oil laced with straw surroWKUng
the docked vessels in the area . However
Harbor Department personnel said the
black, slimy substance laced wlth straw
was simply a mixture of black algae
and debris washed into the harbor by
storm water.
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POWER •••
a victim or nature's violence -and
tore down power lines serving 580 homes.
Kiser said power wu restored to 90
~nt of the homes by 2:%2 p.m. and
the rm were. back lo nohrlal leu .than
one hour later.
Pacific and General telephone com·
panles fared better by far than. in the
January-February series of storms which
battered the southland sense!esi in tuma
of communlcaUon service.
"I was amazed," said Virgil Kemp,
General Telephone Co. service
supervisor, "we had Jess dlsruptlon than
in ordinary storms. I think we're finally ,
getting in shape for them."
Mr. Gustafson's
Funeral Slated
Muqnlc services for Carl o. Gustaf·
son, j>re!ldent of the Automatic-Sprinkler
<I the ~acillc, Inc. will be beld at I p.m.
Tuesday al Wmclill Chapel Mortuary.
Mr." Gustafson died at hls home Satur--
da)'. J:le "as· tn. .
Mr. Gustaf~ was a resident of New·
port Beech for the pasl 15 yean.
SurVlvors tndude his wife, Anna. of
the 'home, 1201 Devon J.one, Newport
Beach; a eon, Harlin of Irvine:
a daughter, June 1\lttle of Costl RICI:'
a brother Oscar: nve grandchildren and
one great grandchild.
Interment will follow 1ervicts at Pa·
clflc View Memorial Park, Corona dd
Mar.
~1 -"'":It""·~· ..,..., ·; ....... ~"""o:: "'" you to approve this proposal for further
:-Btudy by the U.S. Army Corps of
SophomC)re Pianko Voted
OCC Strident Body Head .. . .
Ken Pianko, a 20-year-old sophomore
majoring in bus.ine&,!, has been elected
stildent ·body president of" Orange· Coast ·
College, it wa! announced today.
Pianko, formerly studen.t tiody vice
president· .. won by about 00 votes out
of 800 cast over his one opponent, Mike
Kuhn. -·-. '
Voting .was last Wednesday and Thurs--
day. Results were announced today since
Fridaf\¥as a college holiday.
The election was a repeat of a Jan.
16-17 election nullified because of ballUt
stuffing .and other voUng irregularities.
In that eleCtion Al Porco was reelected
student body p"resident, but be chose
not to .run the second time opening
lhe ·way iOr.Planko.
With· Pianko stepping up, there were
no candidates for student body vice pres.i· dint, an· office that now Will be filled
by the student senate.
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Others elected · In the repeat balloting
Were associated women's student presi·
·dent, Marie -Marcinko: aS!OCiated men's
student preside.nt, Ray Gendrin; stUdent
senators Don ·Watkins, Carolyn FOSs,
Tom Hubble, ·Anthony Turner, BerYI
Kaser, Ken Dale, Chuck Conway, Ram'on
Ricartio and A. G. Kading. :
All either .Won last time or filled'
sp:its for previously successful candidates
who withdrew from the second voting.
The new student president, Pianko.
was to be named the college's "Man
or the Year" by Bank of America this
afternoon . He is coxswain ·of the crew.
The 600-studeilt turnout was about 10
percent of the 6,000 eligible daytime
students.
Poll watchers, JM!.ld salaries from $8
fines levied agaln$t five students who
pleaded guilty to ballot stuffing .following
last election, ·saw to lt" there 'were no
irregularities Utls time. ·
Engineers to delermine ils feasibility ."
Auld, almost always cool and unruffled
Jn tbe face of criticism against his
plans, is generally only angered by one
aspect of the controversy -his motiva·
tion.
He has steadfastly held that he has
no secret backers wilh ,designs on the
plan and that, since he has lived in
th~ area for the past seven years, he
is interested in· seeing it developed to
ils best use, which in bis opinion is
a marina area:
· Last week, hep res e ;it e d his ideas
to .~e Woman's Civic League of Newport
Harbor and the Marine Division of t he
Newport Harbor Chamber of Commerce.
The real. decision on whether to burst
the bubble as just another dream or
approve the plan for preliminary
feasibility studies may come today from
the city council. Auld was scheduled to
reappeat before the council at an after-noon study session.
Merger Held Up
WASHINGTON (tJ:PJ) -The Supreme
Court agreed today to examine the pr<>-
posed merger of the northern lines which
would span the West with the longest
rail system in the nation.
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Nixon in London·; . ' . . ' ~ ~
Jets, Guns Bla·st·.E~ellly
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40,00Q Reds Said Massing for Saigon Attaek Reaffi~nis Ties SAIGON ~UPI) -U.S. artllllll)' and
BU jeta lool&ht bluled jun(le1 ll'CKIDd
Saigon where u many as 40,000 COm-
munls! 1roop1 were reported closing In
for a poalble attack .., the South Viet·
of1nore lllan 110 kllled and 1111 -ed.
IOUth VJ~ olficlll.o aald at least
S9 clvlll1111 have been klllod and 112
wounded In attacks on 17 cities and
lowl1J.
at the i-ci ....r....,. and -
that South VW!!•-plaw mlPI bomb Nbrlh vt.etMa If Iha ........
of Sou1b Vietnam• populal!ao ......
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LONDON -Pre1ldenl' Ni1<11 arr!Ytc
tonl&ht ln a foe~,~ once
aplo .embroiled In a major -wllll•
France OYU NATO and &ropeao unllf
and reaflJrmod the u.s,Brl!lah "ap<dal
rdaUQl\!lllp" first proclalmed by Sir
Wlnstoa,C111u'.i:hilL
Nixon flew 1iere flun Bnwell wi,er.
he told tlie NATO aJb,. he would''W<rk
for a nrnm.it CC!Clference with the
Russians· 11'Jb ' due coun8" and where
he expr<ased belief the Unlled Stat ..
can work with its Europea,n partners
ln increasing harmony:
His Air F~ One jet ,arrived at
an airport aubiectecl 1o one . GI the
heaviest security screens Britaln has
mustered in many month!. And in in
arrival statement he told• British Prime
Minister Harold Wilson "The frit.ndlhip
ol our peoples needs no formal reaf-
firmation ."
Nixon took care lo avaid any reference
to the diplomatic row between Britain
and France that erupted just before
his departure for Europe. (Related ltory,
Page 5).
He left Washington Sunday and flew
to Brussels, first stop on an eight-day
Sailor Signed
Confession on
Seeing Bucher
CORONADO (UPI) - A sailor said
today he signed a Communist petition
without reading it when he saw how
USS Pueblo skipper Lloyd M. Bucker
appeared after torture by North Korean
guards.
"I couldn't hardly recognize him,"
Boatswain's Mate JC Norbert J, Klepac,
35, said of Bucher.
The lanky sallor from Granger, Tu.,
said Bucher told him it would be all
right to sign a letter to President Lyndon
Johnson admitting the Pueblo had
trespassed into North Korean waters.
Bucher said earlier he signed it after
the Koreans threatened to shoot his
crew one by one.
"The shape he was in, I didn't think
there was any explanation needed,"
Klepac said. "He looted Uke a man
wbc> hadn't slept in many days.,. Klepac
added he wasn't torturtd himseU.
Klepac wu one of six Pueblo enlisted
men paraded to the witness table at
a court of ioquiry·lnto the Pueblo affair.
All were questioned in detail about viola-
tions of the .COde of Conduct for U.S.
fighting men.
twr al Weolern E~ ~ Churdlrn caUtd ....... !'flcW . HlaU-lp," Ibo PrelldOnt
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"Beca111e "" are portnora In the queat
l"i pUce, ... -11111 -l"l>udiiohlp
ia not ... c1ao1... '!W -will be
-only --Ill ,llllloos enjoy the nil~ GI lnlll and caolidence
that ui>ltod ... •
'nUs wU in~ u an appeal
to French Prealdenl ·Cbarle1 de Gaulle
who bu -al ~ with Iha
United Stalea !or DW'IJ a decade °""
most major poUCJ -
The prelldeoUal plane touched down
ln an bollted comer al Loodon'•
HealhNw ~ Thll WU I aecurit1
precaution. Proleal -have lhruten-
ed to .. bound" the Praldent with
demonstrations lhroughout, his 3'-bour
stay In Britain.
In ollice only a little more than a
month, the President lllullrated . u lie
left Bruael.o that clomestle problems
may he paramount In Wuhlngton but
global commltmenta require his Jm.
med.late attention.
Speaking to npresentatives al Iha
North AUaoUc Tru!f Organlzatfon,
NATO, in the Belglao capital, he
asserted: t
-The United States lntml.o to "mter
Into negollaUona with the Soviet Unloo
on a wide range of iasues."
-Whatever evolves from Eul-West
talk! will be done within the cooau!Ung
framework of NATO.
-Ilia government 1a dedicated to r ...
ding a road to peace around the-Id.
-America's lrf<ndl should he assured
that hiJ: dtscuukm 1brold are intended
to preoerve ihe eilltlng alliances but
are open minded en what comes nut
to mate international partnership wort.
1'be President'• announcement in
Brussell ol a U.S . .SOvlet 1nunmlt metlfng
"in due course and wJth proper prepara-
tions" added a major topic to the London
talks with Prime lllfnlater Harold Wilaon
and leaders of the Conservative op-
position.
It iDdicated that Nilon wu lining
up support of Western alliaDce members
for such a summit and collecting their
ideas on topiCJ ·for diJcuaioo.
The Preoldent eot IUJiy, wann·hearled .
cheers from tbousanda of Belglans in
bis first real public appearance of &l1
elgtit:.ctay EUroPean tour. Before he ar-
rived m,any shouted, "'We want NW>nl"
H.appy crC>Wdl lined Iha l!lnlil leec!lni
to Belgium's monument to tbe unknown
soldier aa . the Preoident'• lieavily pro-
tect..j motorcade drove up to. tl!e otralna
of the Star Spangled '.Banner. Ma111 wav·
, 'O ed American ap.
' nameae capital. , I
American lntdll&enc' -aald 'the
Viet Cone ollensivt whlch began SUnday
1 wllh nickel barrqa on towns aJ1!1 bua
lhroughout lht country WU deolgned
to divert slllfd lon:e1 from lnfU!raUoo
roota leadlq to Safaon.
Keee..erilts
Fonner' Pnalclent Haay .s.
Truman says he Is nady to go
home, but.docton. att keeping
him 1n Kansr ci~. ~o .. hos-
pital a bit longer following at·
tack <JI Intestinal flu. The 114-
year-old former chief execu·
live was 'hooplt411Zed Friday.
UC Dissidents
Vow to Oppose
Administration .
B.ERKELEY (AP) -Another conlron-
tatloo !.....cl today m the Unlvenlty of
Calilornla BerkdeY campwo u lhe 1<1-
rnlnlslralloa dealed a nQ11eSt !or an Ill·
day convocation and dtllldenl student
leaden vowed they -1d bold H l!IY·
wa1.
The adminlltratloo SUnday announced
that "because cl cmdiUons on campus"
it had rejected a ftquest for UR of th e
Greek Theater for the convocation to dis-
cuss student strike is.mes.
Third World LiberaUon Front Jeaden
late Sunday night issued a statement de-
claring that oral permission had b e en
granted but had been "rmdntled." They
announced lhe cmvocallon "will he, held
... as planned."•
They charged the university lo "no
longer able tO p!l!Vide I'! Ila !acuity and
students protectioo ol their c:onstltutional
rights to peacelully uoemble and
speak ••• "
They added that 1"\he weight or diffl-
culties incurret! by the es:ercise of· their
human and civil righta by 't1llrd W o r l d
people Moodai rdU eolely witW~be ad-
mlnlotratlon and the police. 'Ibis la only
the !all In an linbnlten llrilll of unkepl
prom lies and bitter dlnlall ••. "
Third World II a loooe eoolftfon al s!u·
dents and facully memben which cfe.
minds an;a-mlnorl!leo studltB _.,.and remonl al police lr•m campus. ·
COmlanl boorn1Aa .lrom tl!e big 11.S.
bowllaeri rumblad 1c:n111 Saigon tonight
and early Tueaday with moot of the
fire dlrected :.to paddy fields IC10!I
the Slip river to the Ult. a favorite
launchlnc aru for Communist roc:l:el ., crewa.
Waves ol BU Slratoforlm&es raided
ao area 34 miles northw..t al Salgoa
la Tay Ninh irovlnce near Clmbodla,
hitting lralll leading out of Camhodla
toward the eapltaL
U.S. Intelligence eources said the ~
mnnlst.s have 15,000 troopa: positioned
within a 75-mi.Je radiu.s of Saigon in
81 mantuverable battal(ons.
Allied headquarten reported at least
50 Communist rocket and mortar attacka
on cltiea, towna and mllltary baaes today,
adding . to the more than 11111 raids In
the first hours of the offenli.ve. But
the lntemilf of ground figbUng slackened
today, and spoke.mien aaki there were
••no significant crowxt acUons" involving
U.S. lroope.
The Commun!Jta were paying heavily
with more than 1,000 North Vietnamese
and Viet Coo( perrtlfu reported ldlkd
since early Sunday· aplnsl U.S. 1->
Mother Freed,
Charges Dropped
A young mother ruled to be insane
after ahe strangled her two children
to death in an Anaheim motel wu
lound • in Superior Court loda1 to have
recovtr<d her unllf.
Judge Robert Gardner rdeased Mrs.
Annie Kyoko Yamll&b, 30, frcm custody
m a peydilatr1st'1 evidence that no
further treatment Is, necessary. c;rtmlna!
charges agalnat the Gardena woman
have been abaodooed.
Mn. YamaH).a wu committed to M~tOn ~'Hoopllal tn Norwalk
In November, llil7 altet ' lhe admltled
that 11te choked to death 11er two children,
Dennis, S, Ii>! N ....... U lllODlhl, ln
a Harbor Boulrrm'd motel a lnilnlh earlier. · ·
Po 11 e e found Mn. Y•maut1 un-
coooclOUI in her room lr<m .ID OV--
Gf ~pflla.
' •
Prtlident Nguyen Van Thieu luued
a lltaltmeftt In satgon toda, describing
the new Commwlilt offensive as a
loll11tt. He said the Red lbellings "have
achieved no mll)tary, victory" w h 11 e
bringing only ..,nertng to civilians.
In Parta, a lpokemnan ror the Viet
COOi delegaUon II .the Vietnam peace
conference aaid the new of(ensive waa
in retaliaUoit for U.S. B52 ralda. He
Aid the Communist lhelllngs were
directed at mllltary targets ooly.
\Ike President Nguy<n Cao Ky left
Saigon for Parl.o to rejoin hia delegaUoo
"U Ibey continue to lhllJ 8afllll, ....
11 no qu.,tlon why we --Hanoi." Ky lo1d newsmen.
Military IOUl«I were 1kepdcal that
South Vietnam could Wr'f IUt -
raids •uocaalullJ without Illa help o(
U.S. air power. Soutb -·· 1111: f-·)lu only I handluJ·al jet a,llior-
bombera. "
111 ... whlle, the numl!er al North vJei.
nam.,. dead In' the .,..u.1q alJlod
sweep al mowitatn. overlooldng lht II
Shau Volley l'ltl mllea norlbeul al Sajpn
oioared to 1,llflt today.
Osea:r Nods Told
'Oliver' Wins 11 Nominations
HOLLYWOOD (UPI) -"Oliver!" led (Rosemary's Baby), Sondra Loclie (The
all moUon pictures with 11 nomination& Heart is a Lonely Huoter). Kay Bedfmd
in the 4lst annual Academy Awards (Funny Girl) and Estelle Pal"IOlll
race today. (Raebel, Rachel).
Members of the academy nominated Miss Panons won the Olcar Jut J"ll'
Barbra Stniaand for best actress in for best supporilng actress In "B<lmte
her first motion picture, "Funny Girl," and Clyde."
another musical. In addiUon to Jack Wild, beat eup.
Also nomlnated for best actress 1n porUng actor nominee.s were Jack
1968 were previous winners Kalharina Albertson (The Subject Wu Roeea:),
Hepburn (The !Jon In Winter), Patricia Seymour Cassel (Fac:ea), Daniel lllaasCJ
Neal (The Subject was Rooea), and Joan-(Star!), and Gene Wtlder (Th a
na.)Voodward (Raebel, Rachel). Tbe lttth Prpducers).
nomlnefl for best actress wu Vaneaaa Other d.lrecton nominated were OUJo
Redgrave (ludor1). Pootecorvo (The Batlle ct AlCl<!>l,
Nominated for best actor of the year Franco Zeffirdll (Romeo and Jallit},
were five performers, none of whom Anthony Harvq (The Lion la Wbdtr),
had previously won the Oscar: and StanJey Kurbrlct (2,0001: A Spea
Alan Arkin (The Heart ts a Lonely Odyssey).-. .
Hunter), Alan Bates (The Fis.er), Ron Best songs written for the aeen _,
Moody (Oliver!), Peter O'Toole (The 11Cl:lltty Chitty &ang·nang,n "For lme
Lion in Winter), and Cliff Robertson of Ivy,"· "Funny Glrl.'' "Stai'!" ind
(Char.ly). · · "'The Windmills ol. Yout MiDil," from
other pictures nominated " e re "Toe Tbotn11 Crown Affair.", ·'
"Romeo aDd Juliet," "FUnny' Girl," "The N"Jss Hepburn tiu let D aJl.time
!Joo In Winter," and "Rachel, Bache!." rec«d for nomlnalions:wllh;eleoea; .Siio
"Oliveri" with eleven nomlnalic:m. led won·ber first time "'lb "Koming ~Jory·•
"Funny Girl" which had eight. A third tn·· J933, a,nd bet ......i· lut· ,.ar I«
musical, "Star "woo seven nominations. '.'Guell Who'a-Ccm1nC to Dinner." Tbe
It WU an """"'81 year In Hollywood fr~ed New England -...,. II
with three of the ·nm foar ~ one.up on Bette Davia tn)wn1rift1ona~
wlnnln1 the most awards belng musicals. ' The awardl wUl be made April tC
The other top nominee-· was "1be lion at the Dorothy Chandler Prrilldn of
in Winter~" with seven. · • ; • ~. the Los Angele1 MUllc Center.
"Oliver!'' if.a •cal v'"1on.9f the , 1 Chlii~ 'lftckirll ciiide '~Oltrir .,TWfatt ~· ·~ ~1 t I f
which WU a -·~·In beth B,~11 DJSarm Meet Delaved
and Lood'"' theaters. In .... td·lio/d · . •" t ___ "+-.· actor Moodjl, fl aJao .~ iaj>o.•.1 A8111NGTON (AP) -Tllo OOfacl
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The AJdrelh Housing Committee
in E ngland was delighted to ap-
prove plans for a two and a half
acre recreation site until they dis-
covered the naked truth. The Cam·
bridge Outdoor Club, which had ap-
plied fo r a permit to tum the tract
into a recreation site, wanted to
tum the land into a nudist colony.
"We didn't say we were nudi.sts,"
a club official said. 0 What d~er·
ence does it make?"
• • In Ypsilanti, Mich. a Washtenaw
County sheriff's department police
dog taken to a student demonstra·
tion at Eastern Michigan Univers.
ily p roved his mettle. He bit a
deputy in the seat ol the pants. •
A crook has been sworn in as
police chief of suburban Brom·
wich, Ohio -Clayton Crook.
~I'd better be honest with a
nomc Jike that," Crook said. ••1
t.ake quite a bit of ribbing wht"
I aftl1De"r the phone and at otMr
trmu, but it doesn't botht'r me
at all." Crook said netospape1"
reporU:rs have told him hil
Mf'M causes hea.dathes for
Madline writers.
• The telephone caller had the
right number -but the wrong
country. When Rick Harms an·
swered an early morning call at his
Knoxville Iowa, home a voice on
the other' end of the line inquired
about a newspaper advertisement
for a craftsman. Harms didn't
know what it was about, so the
caller checked his phone number.
The number was right, but the
man was calling Montreal, Can ada,
from Nova Scotia.
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man who created t~ "LSMPT'' drive
for Lucky Strjke and then quit the
ad business to lead a citizen drive
against Cigarette smoking, looks toith
disgust at the object oj his crurode.
Foote claims that it is a lot "o1 utter
hogwash" for tht industry to ttU CO?V
IJress that adverti.ri'llQ' does not con·
vert nonsmokers into nnokerr. • Wb en a gunman tied up dinner
cook Char les Power1, 21, during a
boldup in San Lorenzo, Calif. -he
still managed to phone for help. He
knocked the receiver off the hook
of the wall telephone with his bead
and then dialed 411 with his tongue.
He told the operator his plight and
police arrived quickly -but not
soon enough ID catch the robber.
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Syria Attacked
By Israeli Jets
By Vlllted Ptt,. lattrnau ... 1
Wava of Israeli jet fl.ghter~bomber•
hit Syria with bomba:, rockets and
machine gun fire today In a series
of punitive attacks that sent the lsraell
jets over the outskirt.s of Damascus
it.sell. Syria correspondent& reported' at
least 150 persons dead.
Israell pilots saJd they shot down at
least two Syrian MIGs in a series of
lour dogfigbta and -"' probable bill
on others in this first ltrike against
Syria atnce the June. 1987, war. Israeli
cfficlala called it the biggest air strike
on any target since that war.
The two major targets were Arab
commando bases. One was El-Hamm.ah.
barely six miles from the heart of
Damascus, and Syrian officials said the
death toll there was "extremely heavy,"
with estimates up to 150 dead.
Iaraell eourcea uld all ·l11aetl planl'ls
returned aafely from "meager" anU-
aircraft defenses.
Soon alter the raid, I&raell Mlnlster
of Police Ellyabu Swon delivered
another warning to £he Arab naUont
on the.. poutbility of further laraeU at-
tack!.
"Israel cannot allow Arab terrorists
to continue ~ttacklng lrmocent people,"
Sasson told the Kne>let (parliam<nt)
in Jerusalem. He served notice Iarael
would exercise "acUve aelf~elense ac-
cording to this countrj's t3timate of
the sltuaUon." '
Sas_,on said the gumillas would not
be , able to undermine Israeli morale
In hopes of dlctaUng their polltlcal term.
and that Arab . activities have shown
those favoring impoglng a soluUon on
the Middle East that "the situation tn
this region is fast deteriorating towards
a fresh explosion."
Israel struck in the early morning
hours when the two commando camps
~·ere still asleep. The hope was to catch
them filled and they apparently sue--1
ceeded. I
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Zurich and carried out bombing attacks:
anti act& of terrorism Jn Israel:
UPI correspondent David Zenia n, in
a dispatch from Damascus, said the
Syrian Air Force reported shooting down
three Israeli jeta in the brief but
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Pathologist Says JFK
Shot in Back of Head
NEW ORLEANS (UP!) -An Army
pathologist who helped perform the
autopsy on Presl<lent John F. Kennedy
testified today at the Clay L. Shaw
trial the fatal bullet was fired from
Supreme Court
Backs Protest,
Not Intrusions
" WAl!RINGTON (AP) -The Supreme
Court lnJUtl!jl today the right of school
children lo hold prolest demonstrations,
but tmphaslud ollicla!J may Impose.
restraint.s if 'there are lntnl!IDns upon
the work or the school or the rights
of other students.
1'It can hardly be argued that either
students or teachers shed their con·
stitutional right to freedom of speech
or expression at the schoolhouse gate,"
said Justice Abe Fortas for 'the court.
The ruling directly upheld the right
()f three Des Moines, Iowa, teenagers
to wear black armbands to school in
December 1965 to publicize their ob.
jeclions to the Vielnam war and their
support fc>r a holiday season truce.
"Students in school as welJ as out
of school are 'persons' under the Con·
slitution," Fortas said in affirming the
teenagers' free speech rights.
"They are possessed of fundamental
rights which the slate must respect,
just as they themselves must respect
their obligations to the state."
At the same time, the court suggested
that if the studetns' action touched of£
disorder or disturbances or if there was
a "collision with the rights of other
students tD be secure and to be lei
alone," officials would have been justified
in impot;ing controls.
In another case, the court agreed to
consider giving juveniles accused of
de~uency the right to be tried by
a jury.
the rear and entered the back or Ken-
nedy's head.
Col. Pierre A. Finck, chief of th~
wound ballistics palhology branch of the t
armed forces since 1960, saJd it was 11
his "honest" professional opinion that
both bullets which tut the President
were fired from the rear.
Finck said the autopsy was performed
on Nov. 22, 1963, a few hours after
KeMedy was assassinated in Dallas.
Shaw is charged with conspiring to
assassinate the President, and Dist; Atty., :
Jim Garrison, as part of his case, f,
has contended some of the shots in (•
Dallas, includiiig the fatal one, were
fired from the front.
Defense attorney Lewis Dymond W.d
he was hopelul he might be able to r
conclude his case Wednesday and the ,.
12·man jury could begm deliberations
some time this week. J;.1
Finck, a small, balding man, said ~
the 1bul!et's points of entrance and exit ~
wou d Jndicate an angle of fire from
above and lo the rear but the head ~
wound was so massive that it was dif·
flcult to tell from it whether the shot
was fired from above.
"At the time l signed the autopsy.
I had a firm opinion that both bullets
struck Jn the back -one the back:
of the neck and the other the back:
tlf the head," Finck said. -
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Come Under Fire
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Trade Commission today laws may be
needed to stop supermarkets and gasoline
stations from tricking customers with
their giveaway games.
The commission opened the first round
or public hearings on rules it proposed
last Jan. S to regulate "sweepstakes"
and other games. The commission has
found that such games sometimes inVC1lve
":'idespread unfair and deceptive prac-tices.
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LEPRECHAUNS LURE HELPERS -Calling upon the magic of
the Irish elves to help them find rhore helpers in the active mem-
bership rank are Costa Mesa Punch a~ Judy Guild members who
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Clubs Called
Eb~ls Invite
Competition
Competition among all Orange County
women's clubs is invited by Newport Beach
Ebells who will present their aMual table-
setting contest in March.
Table settings are limi\ed lo. spring aud
Easter themes, according to Dr. Hilda Mc--
Cartney whO is in charge of all arrange-
ments for the. scholarship benefit.
EJrt.ries are to be reCeived by March 5
and are to be mailed to Dr. McCartney al
P. 0 . Box 1193. Costa Mesa.
The competition is scheduled from I: 30
to 5 p.m. March 20 in the American Legion
Hall.
Designs will be judged on originality,
beauty and uniqueness l>Y a panel comprised
of professional leaders in the fields of fine
art and interior decoration. Cash prizes will
be presented.
In conjuliction with the exhibit, Ebells
will observe the diilmond anniversary of the
club's founding. Also ·on the afternoon
agenda will be varied entertainment and the
awarding of numeroua door prizes.
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will present a tea on St. Patrick's Day. Mrs. James M. Rudolph
(right), membership chairman is assisted in preparatiOns by Mrs.
Matthew Mitchell and Mrs. Philip Bono (left to right). . . .
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Faithful leprechauns will tend their support to Punch and Judy Guild for the annual Champagne Mom.
benhip Tea for they will help seek out new wDUng
workers and.1 also serve as appropriate decorations 'Tor
the St. Patri~k's Day event.
Mrs. Tbayle '(aylor will open her home for the
event, and welcoming merribers, associates and pros-
pectives will be Mrs . David Davis, president.
In charge of arrangements is Mrs . James Rudolp~.
membership chairman assisted by the Mmes. Philip
Bono, Gerald Graham,' Matthew Mitchell, Robert Tho-
mas, Woodrow Lane, William H. Gardner and Renton
Carstey.
The Costa Mesa guild b one of it In Orange County
which works toward. the financial support of Chlldml'•
Hospital. Major fund.ralJtng events are the Haunted
House In October and the sale of Chrirtmas cards. Mem-
bers also participate In the annual Robinson Fashion
Show and Luncheon benefit and the CHOC Fair.
Prospectives Invited to the traditional lea are the
Mmes. William McBride, Philip Southcoal, Bernie Lev·
ender, Richard Langdon, Paul Brewer, Thomas Big-
ford, Gordon Cannon, Jame!"' Andr~ae, , Vaughn Red·
ding, Leonard Bekemeyer, Millard Hll!Del, Louis Cun-
ningham, Walter Saunders, Ralph;R. Gordon, Fran
Martiu, Harry Woodruff, Bruce Hall, Richard Riley,
Richard Jacobson, William H. O'Brien, Edwin Parrish,
Ernie Bengel and Louis Chall.
Speaking about the hospital will be Mrs. Leah Mor·
nell, guild coordinator. ·
Series
Swells
Funds .
Doing tbeir port In helptnf
swell phllanlhrGpy funds at the
Newport Harbor Tuelday Club
are enerietic memben of U.
Bridge Section.
Last week the I r o u p
presented the second in a
Beties of three lavilh bride•
luncheons, and porty proceecb
started ttie ante for the club'i
main charity -helping the
blinil people al Orange Coonty,
Eipraslna the t h e m e ~
Sjirlng Fling were dellcale
decorations in the fonn o(
buu.rllles featuring gossamer
wings In varying shades o(
pink. The creations, which
ce11tered tables in the stuf(
Shirt, were ~ original
designs of Mn. P.D. Endsley,
who was M!lsted by th&
Mmes'. Floyd Buell, Lewis"
While and Chorles Zink. • . .
Sectloo chairman II Mn.'
Charles Goodlna •• ud belplnc.
plan the series are the Mlues'
Lela and Margaret Gey.z,.
Mrs. Fred Slnuelc and Mn.•
John Huffman. .
Admission is $2.50 per person, and the
event is open to non-participaJ:ing members
and the public, announced Mrs. Clayton
Thompson, president. FEEDING THE KITTY -It's obvious Sugar-Puss prefers cat
food , but Miss Lela Geyer's preference is money wheq it cdmes
to feeding Newport Harbor Tuesday Club's philanthropic "kitty."
She is a member of the Bridge Section ;.hich has been sponsoring .
a series of bridg'e luncheons to raise funda for charity. . .
Sedl-On memben, alq. with·
other sectloos and the aeneral.
membenhlp, alao pledge supa·
port of the club's main fund.
raiser, the annua1 sprini
luncheon and ·fashion show 11
which this yur .is calendared
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Coed ·clobbers . . ·complaint,
DEAR A!jN LANDERS: I have a f.,.
IUQ<Slions for the guy1 who complained
abwt the sblrtage 0£ females at
Miclllgan Technological U d i v e r s I t y
otherwise known as 04 Da Tech.'
I went there ., I hlppen to know
a liUle something abllil:tt "the problem.'!
First ' U you 1111' would wuti your clothes once tn a wbne It nitgbl'h e Ip.
You fellows who compl~ the loudest
about "no 4ames up here" are the
one.a Wbo ftlr tbe mne T4bktl and
jeans ror • whole aemeste:r. J cannot
prom!M instant rellllts, boys, but I'm
3Ul't if you channin& guilemen were
a shade neater lhe l/J'll wopJd be a
whole lot friendlier.
Secmld: U yvu IUY' would st.., callilljj
the coeds 11W1ter Buffa.lo" in the IChool
paper they might be eisler to get along
wt th.
Thlnl : I ouu.t you ladt diedt the
"""'""'1lnl terril«y 11 ,.. doO't -anything you II i e In Hwpton. My
graduaUng ' class in FlnlandU (a small
town nearby) had 14 girls and · three
boyt. Every &lrl In the class wu belier
th.an average looking. !Jbey·could cook,
sew, type term papers and Iron shirts.
Two of the girl! had fathers: on the
Houghton police force . (This can be
one heck of an asset.)
I hope yw print this letter, Ann. n-1'!"eepl up there·need to be -up. -AN EX LOCAL MAKI
DEAR EX: 1'..U fw Ute clatwt•. I llope _...,. at Ila Tedi lacb
this -.... to die balletla board lo
tM mall MIL · It <OUd daup a few
llvu.
DEAR ANN LANDERS ' Our only
In Marth.
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Ci'f:e.s Cleanli·ness ·· as Cause .i
• daupter 11. married and hll two
adorable children. They live on the other
1ide of the state. n's a .good eeven
hour drivc'from here. "
Bertie Jp mari"led a nice young !nan
who has a college diploma. My buaband
can't at.and hire. I've tried to ftnd «it
why be dislikes Herbert ao much but
all he will say is, "That fellow's northern
accent "ta oo my nerves." I think our aon-iD·law talb right nice. I ~ve
no trouble understandillg hjin, but I my·
husband inllsll Herbert J11!1a on I h 1 t
Yankee talk becauae he lmowl It rubs
tome Southernera the wrong way.
Bet'ue ,ao Uc! -come i\, mil
us twice a year ad atty lot two days.
I canl tell yw lww I loo!< • fonranl
to &eting our adorable grandchildren.
• Thb lasl trip WU the wont. In less
than ID bour, my-Ald-.ethlng
rotteo to Herbert, a n.d ll<rtle Jo and
I w .. -up ID day lq for fe a r
the men would com. to blows. Tbey
left an hoUr qo and my husband dldnl
even gay g~y. lie spent the last
• •bl boun sltting In his car tisttnlng
to the radio.
P~lwJ Ann. tdl me what to do aboot tbll . lltuatloo. -TROUBLE JN
TENNESSa••
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turn the l1nl'f p:eeo, too, Durie. It I
has to do with the alkaline balanc& or the 1indlvidual, '° retervt judplent, please. ~
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FQllUARY %5
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ARID (March ll.,\jlrll 11):
CID !rem ..,. la -1
could leld to joarney. -· ·._tblllty. DoDi ollj«I to
Ov-e ualpQIOllL Cbect fads. fiCuns -try to pl travell.t dm. 111'11 In day.
TAVIWB (April JO.Illy Ill):
Tab lnlUaUve. Mooey eamtd
In unique m&Mer. Profltable
contacts Indicated; nude CGD-
lldeoce. k orJclnal and Jn.
d1pendent.Per1onat
mqnetllm rlllnc la !>Jib.
GEMINI (M11-ll.June Ill): .
You may chanp your mind
aboul lndlvldUll who lfllllll'I
ll'!'Ofaal. PaYGr la_ptrl..,....
fotyou.~ln l'OW' fayor. Mova allaad.
Obtain blnt flam TAUl\US -CANl;lll (J ... II.July II):
Some Wmaual .-occur
wbldl dlndl1" a11tc1 YOll.
Frkocla are ln..iv,d: '° are 1-and wlabea. COoperate
wflll ooe wbo abarea ll*lal
lnleHIL Share bawled ...
You'reawi-r.
LEO (JuJy IJ.Aq.11): You
meel people and IO placea.
Soelal act.l.Vlty 1 n c r ea 1 t 1 •
DIJpJay abowmanlblp, .....
of humor. Be ver..We. You
.,. Invited to join 1peclal
11'1!1111· Anawer In allltmallve.
\111\(JO (AuJ. ~pl II):
StudJ' detalll, be aware ot
T1oditional Honor
due JW&nCtl. Handle cur--
rent duUa witb aplomb. If
thanluP, you I m p r e • 1 a:uPerion-Talk ot promotion
eoulil IHture dly. Sludy
AllJES .........
LllllA (Sept. ZS.OCI. 21):
Plans are made and changed.
Iavo!Yt1 travel l.nd writlen
ward. strtngtben p e r s o n 1 I
philOIOphy. Be perceplive.
Find re&IOrll why. Tonight
new1 comt1 concerninC
career, C<BmDunlty project.
SCORPIO (Oct. II-Nov. 21 ):
Family d.llcuasion concerning
ICflOUDtl, eipendltures is in
ordtr. 8eek harmony, but face
f1ctl ln rullatlc manner.
Stud7 legal document s ,
e1peclally u they affect
money.
SA.Gm4Rlll9 (Nov. 21·
Dtc. 21): Avoid aelf-deception.
Tate off roMiCOlored gluses.
Cooperate where partner.ship.!
are coocemed. Accent on legal
affairs. Obtain hint front
SCORPIO mw11e.
.;. .. .:. Indian Maidens .. ,-1, ; •" ...
Learn Moderri Techniques
Junior Club to Fete
Seniors at Luncheon
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22·Jan.
19): Give attenUon to co-
workers. You need aid from
those who 1erve you. Be basic.
OuUlne needs. Show that you
appreciate and are capable
of reciprocating.
,• , • YMCA lodian Maidens from Huntington Beach's Choctaw Tribe
:: .~:: deserted their teepees to attend a luncheon in the Southern Cali·
: ~.; lornia Edison Co. in Huntingto~ Beach. After learning tips for
'.; ;.~; freezing leftover "injun vittles ," the maidens and Uteir guests
: ~ enjoyed a light luncheon and presentation of door prizes. Funds
r~eived from the event will help tribe activities. Mrs. Liz Lynch,
Edison home economi~t, sh~ws Mrs. James Campbell and Mrs.
Dale Conrad (left to right) JUSt how to place their freezef"oready
packages.
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Solemnized • Newport
Thursday, Feb. 27 bu been
selected u the dale when the
Junior Ebell Club or Newport
Beach will honor ita: 1pooaor-
lng club accordiiig to tradJUon.
Offictrt1 of Ille Ebell Club
of Newport Beach will be
guestl 1t • -and pro-IJ'lln begtnnlnJ at 10 a.m.
In Ille Ebell Clubhouae ,
Balboa .
Junior president, M r 1 •
Edward WhitehauJe Jr., will
welcome Ebell officen, the
Mmes. Clayton Thompson,
The chapel of St. Andrew 's dalf~ls, dai&les, baby's guest book. president; L.H. M~e. fint
supported the Simple Simon
producUon by selllng 7 3
tJcketl.
Luncheon suests will hear
a report by Mn. Roger
Sherman, bWth chainnin, oo
the · recent bridge luncheon
which railed funds for educa-
tional materiall for the Com-
mlttee -to Erldlcate Syphllla,
Inc.
The health cammlttee will
lpoDIOJ' a abowlni on Feb.
2t of the film "A ~rter
of a M1llkDl Teenagen" which
deala with the probllllll or
venereal d l 1 e a 1 t . Parents
from 2' area acbools and the
public have been Invited. Pr~byterlan Church in b~alh and fern . A del1yed honeymoon trip vice president: L.W. Jenka,
Newport Beach, was chosen B r a d I e Y C om b 11 o f to the Hawallan Islands is sect1nd vice pre s i d e n t ;
for the wedding of John Bakersfield, brother ol the planned by 1.he new Mr. and Frieman Flaher, Utlrd vice
Wealey Combs Jr. of Newport bridegroom, served as best Mrs. C<lmbs, who will reside president, and Herbert I b man and ushers were Jomes in Newport Beach. Puterbaugh, ways and means C U Seeking
Beach and Barbara Mae Kis-H o g s e t h a n d W a I t e r The bride attended Woodrow chairman.
tie, who said their vows before Mc(;onigle. . Wilson High School, Long Members and honored C d Pl
the Rev . Dr. Charles H. Alter tile ceremony, guests Beech, and Santa Ana College. guests will enjoy a program or ayers
Dierenfield. greeted the oewl}'Wtds in the Her husband attended the presented by the Foundation
Parents of the bridal couple church's Fireside R 0 0 m, University of Mexico and the for the Junior Blind focusing Star (31Ub, Order of the
are Mrs. Mollie Combs of San-where Mrs. Harold Fidler of University of s 0 u t be r n on the summer camp program Eastern Star, is offering an
ta Ana and Mr. and Mrs. Costa Mesa circulated the California. for blind children, Cam-afternoon and evening card
Russell Kistle of Corona de! pershlps at $75 each have been party nen Friday in Laguna
Mar. given each year by the BeaCh Masonic Hall.
For the morning rites, the s j G. . T j k Juniors. Dessert will be served at
bride chose a long gown ol CU ptreSS IVeS Q Mrs. Gus Chabre, line arts both tbe I to4 p.m. gathering
AQUARllJS (Jan. 20-Feb.
11): Display jnterest i n
youn1ster1. Day f e a t u r e s
romance, change, po s s i b I e
travel and variety. You artt
acUve &Dd exude air of ex·
cUemenL 'I'h1I is your kind
of Ume.
PISCES (Feb. It-March 20):
Take steps to Improve home
We. Accent on buJc domestic
lssu<s. Property sbouJd be
repaired. Don't by-pass safety
meuures. Uve up to past
commltmentl.
IF TODAY IS YOUR
BIRTHDAY you are inluili\•e,
at time& moody; you are more
the Introvert lhan vice versa.
You are •bout to embark upon
new project.
GENERAL TENDENCIES :
Cycle high for GEMINI,
CANCER, LEO. Special word
to PISCES: greater freedom
indicated tonight.
To· llM out wllo'• l~v ~N ~ll'IC!fltY •rid Jov!o.iJwi)i VdPlll' 1rr'1 '**"'· " et n fllf • 1nd Womtn." tM1 ·I . 1!• rid J.O ttnh ,.,. lrol v !.cr1ts, the DAI~ mT, ox n~ • G"'.'\ fiitnlrl l Stllloft, NIW Yorllt N.Y. Oii 7,
Chantilly lace over a i I k. chairman, will announce com-and 7:30 to 10 r·m· session.
organza, encrusted with seed Sculp(ress Mrs . o 111 e and the Mmes. o. M. Vance, p1eUon ol the Pennlu for Art &~~~e~i:e_~ F~t~~I Lavls~rs Boak Group
pearlt and aequins, fuhioned Fllcher will be a special Horace Dobson, Earle Xlep-project where ~ w1s cot-wttb long 1leevel and 1 ehapel Ip ea k er for tbe regu1ar per, Norman Chrilterui:en and lected to aupport the Hallmark are in vi led. F u rt be r In-The Book Discussion Group
train. Her silk fllWllon vell 1unc:beol\ ~ of Women's John Brekke. Art contut award. Tbt trOUP formation may be obtained of Newport Beach Friends of
wu held In place wtth a bead-· Society Pf Cbr1ati.u service. a1ao contributed $10 each to by calling Mrs. John Wllllarrui, the Library father the last
piece .of m1tcblng lace and LIP,DI United Method 11 t All church members and the Council of Arts and the 494-0686 or Mrs. Arthur Stqd, Wednesday o the month ia
teed pearll, and she carried , Cburclt at 11:30 p.m. tomor· i.::the=r :;;;frienda==:;;;are=ln:;;;Yl:;;;ted=.===Chll~dren;;;,;'•:::,Thea~;;ter~~G;;ull;:d;=:::and;;;,_:;;:;:•91;;,;;"'614;,;;;.=======:;;;M~!lline:;;;;,;"~L1:;;·b;,;r•:;;ry~a;t ,;tO;:::::•:;:·m~.
I bouquet or wblte nllell, • row ln~church. If baby's breath, steplwtotls and H111 will be Mn .
lemon leave.. James 1W and Mn. Carl
In 111lt Ol'llllZll IOWlll of Caldwell 'ancl Ille W-Lois
lime, avocado and forest and Lad Lyerla and C&rol
IJ'een. members or tile bridal BartuJd.J
party were Mrs. J e • n n e 1be ~am, including final
Vanderburg, matron of honor, chapters ,of the study book, an4 the Mlases Joy Stephenson "Christ \and Cri!ls I n
and Lois Tollefson, attendents. Southust A!ia," will be
They carri~ arrangements of presented by Miss Lois Lyerla
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mure or doring ... we have got the styles for your quick-switch·
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}\ivera of rainwater treated canals
in IOl1le Cosla M:esa streets and gnawed
lhl, earth from beneath others today, as
Mother Nature continued her latesL
temper. tantrµm, administering a form
of Chinese water Wrture.
Mare 'than thlee inches of rain had
fallen on. tbe aoJ>Wlg ~ty in the 24-hour
petjod e.ndiq ·•l noon, but sUll, <;o,ta
Mesa fared better than· sister cities on
the Orange .c.a.t.
PoUce Lt. John Moquin •aid biand·n<W
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Mesa
EDITIO'N
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· MONDAYl FBRUARY~2'4;·lt.i96,..t-
from curb to curb.
· The • SJcalert bradcui went out at
1:34 p.m. and it wu more than three
hOUn before the ailv!Jory was ' Ulted
and traffic reluined -to semJ-nohnal con-
ditions.
· Despite annoying flooding throuihOut
the II.I 1quar&-mlle city, real damage
due to the latest' storm wu relaUvely
low by 'ml<klay i:ompared to ' that In
llW'IUll>llln1 towna. · ·
: 0 Wtu;.11" 'a-UWe !too. euty'•lo ten.''
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the clt1 -oupair>lendent..coaqne
when asked about the llkollMnd (If Uf.'
fn1medlata change Jn· the'altuallon.
Anderson cnuld otter no potontiaf coot
estJmate on damage resulUng from the
current storm whld>· wm pnihahly run
Into the mllltc>nJ Jn ·Newport Beach an.I
Laguna Beach. .
'Ille' flat mesa land lnlm wblch the
Inland city • cltawa Its. ·name seemed al
one point: to be.la. blm1ng1u telepbooe
JQea. ·-and ·oilier runafl .. debrll
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N.Y. Steelul
s a1n . ' ......... ·oun DC ' • '
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.RAJN,:SEA ;COMBINE TO ·~l.NIC:JOKEltA'.fl:DOC;k
No Joke for Owner of 3l'foGt cru1-.
Ike Resting
From Major
Operation
WASHINGTON (AP) -Fonner Prell·
dent Dwight D. Eisenhower survived.
higb-rlak surgery late Sunday, llld today
wu reported "resting 11 comfortably
as can be expected." The operation. to
remove an inteltina1 o61tructlon wu
pronoun<ed -Bui · Army docl<n kept clooe vllil
on the !lVHlar 1-a~ w-oondlUoa is _..,........ 111 1!11 ~.,. "II, ...i a .:..r.:z::;j--~ .. 7,. ........ ·~·:,.,.~aiiie1a .. '·~~'7i,,. ••.
tWr f~ . app-81 to be
tii :•.!Miih...... " is'ht ~
a mfior Iiillllli -tac ibe 11th Ullie Jn 11,.,: . .
·A ~ bU!ielln trom ll'alt.r
~.Army llolpltal, aald Eisenhower's
''vital aJin1 . are, satllfactorJ an.I hil
cardiac statwi remaJnt stable.''
The vftal sigm a,re IUcb Indicators
l!-1 pulse, blood ptt.llUrt,. te:mperaturt,
heartbea~ an.I breathing.
Eisenhower, •ho wu near death last
August afler IU!ferlng hil ieventh heart
tttact. underwent two bours and 20
Qllnutes al llliI><Ut abdominal surgery
Bundlly nJP!. · · · · Scai uaae m.n l""")ous 111rgery, d-Oc-
tm said, had· blOCked the 1lUIUe of ~ug1r th< 1.....r preSideDt'• Jn.·
. DoCfD!W dedded • on · lllfl":Y a!t.r :
(lleo '!lJ!!!NllOWEll, Pap 11 .
Grisly Autopsy
Photos of RFK
Shown in Court
Beach, Boats in Newport
Belted by 5-inch Deluge
LOO ANG= (UPI) -Grilly color
bor Department crews spent Swlday and photoiraphs of the bollet pmcllllo of By JEROME JI'. <:OU.INS Of"" et.MF •n•t Stefl early today rotrlevinc bnatl ripped from Sen. Robert F. Keonedf'• shaved head
lines ~ ·g.atberlng up debris from were produced today at the murder
, : , , 1 • DAILY PILOT "'9flt ir LM PHM
KEY MACARTHUR ',BOUL'E,V~RD !IR1Dp11; CLO~E,D f'!l1'~N .. ·
1 • ~w ·~torm H•!t• .. R~!'' !". ~~~' 1~,•t•! :uF~ i .' 1 1 )
I i ,·· , ' .· sk>~~ s~~k~ saiiihkiiia;
More Rain ·Due Tonight
By TOM TITUS
Of, ffll Daltr 1"11" "'"
iod, nearly twioe as much u was re-
corded in other coast,11 cities.
A five-lncb rainstorm. p a ck 1 n g
windl up .so 21 mUea per hour, today
flooded Newport Beach atreets, homes,
ank one ves,,el, damaged others and
klcl<ed up a hea7 surf that chewed
away chunl\S of he3ch front.
·smuhed docka near nvertaud atonn "1;t,. olphotSlrhanogr:p·~~. made at the
drain outlet!.
,;, d the ent~ Southland had chorused -
"Sock it to m~,·: the heaven1 opened
ove'r the weekend' and poured bucketluls
of rain on an area just m'anaging to
poke ii.I head above water after the
' last outburst. of elements.
The new storm brought the IUSOn'a 16tal' to between 15 and 16 lnchel along
the CO&!lt -where la.st year ·at th11
time only .five to ail inches were record·
ed.
Mud s~es· ...,arced clqsure of seyeral
f'Oldways, includia,g Bayside .Drive and
Femlea! Ramp in Corooa de! Mar and
MICArUrur Boulevard.
A porlioo !J! MacArthur Boulevard ~as
wuhed out by runblf waters Crom the 1tcrnt. .
In lhe lower bay, Orange COi.inly Har-
~ Ji. ~
One vessel, the as-toot yacht, "Joker" autoPI)' performed after Kennedy's death , and they ahowecj ill ~ detail the wa~ "'1ond .. vlng. . · ugly wound jull helllnd bill -· Ken-Tied 'lip fsr noJ11h'>. In a •l!J>. al th!' Dody'• full face colild be .een 1n profile.
Ancient Mariner rptaUNnt, near the · 'Tho picture brooghl home u nothing
Arches Overpass, It took nn water and y e I had Jn this trlaf t h • ph11lca! fact
sank late Sunday. o( Keftnedy's befn1 wOUDdt.d from a
"All you can see is the top of its dlatance of lea ihan an tncb. Another
flybrid.ge," said a friend of . owner Jacll: of the pictures lhowed· handl tn rubber
Kennedy, Jr.; of Klveralde. aioves probing the wound. ·
A new engine was being installed In Pbotograpbl made .t tbt autopsy of
the vessel when the storm broke. Winds l'relldenl John 1".' ltennedJ never had
(lleo BOATB, Pqe I) been made public.
Rain contlnued tn 1orrenta through. 19-. dty ·with more In stOre fof , tonight,
aceonllng to ~ U:S· Weather Burea1,1.
Showers . were exPecf.ed to· contlnue
thr.Ugb Tuesday. ·
AJong the Orange Coast, seQOn.rainfaJI
totala trlpld their usual levels. The
weekead storm dumped nearly a:s mUc:h
water on the coast.al area as It U-
perienced to date last season.
Sund8y'a deluge, heaviest · of the
weekend, Inundated Newport Beach with
close to five inches in a 24-hbur per·
.Throoghout Southern California, the
rain btoaght renewed f,1oodJ.n1,
' . 1 ~ --lltl"· CO.hi Mfta• J.IS 1 •. N J.4 NIWPON 8Mdl 4.71 U.ot ' I.DI
llllUfl<I 8NCll 41) li..0 J.lf H11nll119111\ 8Mcfl J.11 11.!ll I.It
Fovnl11!1 Vllllr J.11 17,JI S.9' 'WtslmfNlff J,U 1'.U 1.1t
kll lllldl *·" 11.ll· \_ .... L_,IMI Le!Mll'I World 4. 11 U.IQ S.JO
'"'"" llllldl . 1.n U.41 4.lS LllOlllY Nllulf Lii 1J.~7 ut
Anlllllm 1.u Jt.'7 · G1!'dfn Gl'llW I.II 17.M •. ff
SI" C~ 1.7' 14• .•
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Winds and Ruin • ' Cut P-ower Lines Kissi~g Kidnaper .Sought
earthallclet 'and: huanloui drtvln( -
dlllona,' Nearly une moro-lncbei r.11
In Ventaro County, the area• bit Ii.-
by a ·-ol Jaaqary -In the Ojai VaUey, rlalng wa1'n _, alx
famlllea from their boma for the third
Ume tn a mooth.
Around County
B UTllllK It.' VINSEL f Of ""~D911J' Piii! steff •
lan.ahee.like wiDtt• and drivinc rain
cruled havoc 1'1\b llXb6 Orat.;c fM·J1.i./
utillly --.r lind early today,
but left ~. and cammunicatiora
-~-dsewhere.
°""1l<d ...-., -llllOrtl and wee tram!..,..., blieted not a total of J,flO
amk>IM!'li IMillne for nearly 1J houri
In the -.i California Edison Co.
IOlllh .o..tal ·..mi. ......
Wont llllaplllll ....,red_'tlllen power
to 1,700 -In the 1-!j!pel
--Gal al •:• '--,, -spoll aot bellls -unW I 'll .... toda1-"We"ro -m, thal wind 1111111 have
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High wtocla, a~ ..._ a!l'm
created a raln1 -.m.t" tn .-... itul, Mesa Victim Te''-. Poz:,.e of Bizarre Abduction ~.t:r1n' vtstbmty of -.r1a1a anc1 Ull "-' I a t all ol,lrafllq~ .• ~
. .
told of being onlered to drive up and
down various -In Santa Ana, and
to stop finaDy • Toner Street aw
Wilshire A-. '
There, llhe N\11. ... -her to awal·
.... twn " ..... tied bu halldl aid too1: tho -,,.,.r_.,, drlvjnr
back to a spot ., Canlca Place In c.ta -Puttna ii &ht, dll'brsr, hi anUed the
Ylctlm'a-. .Wbllo..JIO ~-Inc ber lhal D WU aot ...,,, l'o be
harmed. • ' 'Ibo slit lald ht ..,i out <J Ole car
at tllat Jl9t wlt•'•at ••1:6« her .,. left, • Me .... to a .me.
""""" to can l)Ollce """ ._i lho -. 1-4 -~ ..,..a wltlr a
deadly -pon and assault with intent ;:;:: l,OllO fell Clciaia ·111&11 -irilaln
to=!~ r.W.~ said police don't.. Small craft wamlnp ,... '1olaled Jht
dojlb.t jhe girl's llorY of the blurre ah-. l<llllh ,of the ·Callfqmta· ..,.._ :':f
ductlon and Ire Iruntlng the youth. · :-' ~~ ~~~~.
hued ao ber descrtl'lion and any fl&rlher ~:>,"":.."' p ·-m Wonnalloo she may be ahlt to prnvjde. an ownono platform to re11evo the, .
She WU under the lnfluonco <J a doo pmaunl Oft nearby IUola under the
111"' ot drug allepdly a=lno . nceaa ~-~ CNde• oll Jea¥'bave •
b1 tho ldclnaper Friday D!lhl blackeneil ""' oettn.
kl rio< adequately Ullst lq Pi,!~ ..,..-.,---,-...,.,----
ting tosetbtr an ldentl·ldt COllljioa•'"" l· 8feclc . /If ....
.. ~.,..-.......... her"""'
bor,<llu .IChool ~~In "8 1~ II ipoll a ~. &Ince a wa1
nu .....,.-:.1. • Ii triday ·n11111 • -_ ....... _..,..._ , '
Ne;ll'YOlllC (AP) -W-
l<iS -lloolln( _,, cloillc wllll
a ihalil I•. Tradlllg•,....flllrly -• (Seo..-.. Pqti It.II).
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Brings. More
Flooding .
By IACK BROBACK °' .. Dllff' Pl ... Stiff
. Orange County, air<ady h e a v 11 J.
damaged "1 rtcUrrelll rainatonm, today,
faces more fJoodlng and damage u u,e rain c0nUnues, county ofttciill warn-ed today. .
.tn aon1e ~of the c:oonty •. ..m-
a( flDlWes b ave, been ev~~ ·frml
Jow-lylng'hnmea to blgher ~.. ·
,llea'ry r~ neF'1 ~ ti,e UC;lnlno cam-"""••-=~,~ ~r.:..· . aot ' .
... ~~ .. ~11 ·
·":A --~ far .Q rsH .. l"'.J)laW ~~u.l~.=i: ~-...•1 ~, .. I campua,Will be,clpled' tomorrOW." ' !~. Jacull7 and ala!J ·were ,...
queited to leave campus on a staggered
schedule this afternoon to avoid a traffic
jlln.
~la ra!Jl ..., i<l!eral Sundi,y1 bioUn-
taln areu of Oranp County reported
the most damage. Roads were doled.
bowe\re:r, over widely llCl.ltered areu.
. &l,IJl.fll>aed today ...... Lip& ClniJGol .llOadi Santa Ana Canyon R o a d ,
MacArthur Boulevard, SUverado, Modo
jeska, and SanUago Canyon roads, the
Pa\:ille <;ollll . Jllihway fn>J!I •. ~ ~k \o San Clemente, 'El. Toro 'llol<I
and 'Clllver Drive.-,. ' · ·
irJie ISantJqo Canyoft road 1'; cloeH
at both ends. with a ' w"1>DUI ... Diflo
easf of ltvidlt'Lake, ·
In Sllverado Canyon, two bomq were
lost in fiood waten, two cars wuhed
away,·one bi'ktae wuheCI o,lt, foUr bomu
were aeverely damaged and Water wu
Oowing thrnugh ....... othera. •
In Silverado to familles were mewed
to homea on high ground. The Foster
residence wu wubed away Jn Mod,Jeita
Canyon. Thli home lost Its nrimmlng
pool in the January at or m·1. Seven
lainUlea were evacuated to "!her homes
ln· this cinyon;
In ~buco Can:ion the w~at -time .,,.. ~ the rock wall
Irylno Park. Rainfall ~ Wil
lnchea lot the pill II holira with a
total of 27.72 lnchea fa< the aeuoa coin-
pared"1th I.St lids llme laat ,..,-. ~n ....... ear,,.., the~·-c:loaed
early Sundlly aner-and lloo famlllea
efacuated. · · _ ·
.Jim. Williams of the Flood cODlrol
District reported a record high lnflOvr
and outnow al VIThi Park Dam. At
(lleo DAMAGE. Page I)
Weadter
There'•·~ rain -that
came tram,. mid· !t'• exnlq to-
, night and Tueoday. When la Nnah
DOW thlt we1Diicf?blmt
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Reald .. 11 of Laguna Canyon Rood ..... • ...,. bolng evacuAted from thtlr flooded
bomel tod>y .. the South Coa.st tried
"to dil out Crom -... ol Iha ,..,..
.ion. poundln.I• aullered In recent Joan.
AJt lltlmalAid IQ penoos had ~ltd
their ....... along Lquna Clny<e ll<>ad,
olncl611 said. Torionll ran throu&h the
'yanls llld homes.
County -· usinl a big mechanltll r11e ladder, were helping reaidentl of
the cat1yon area to salety. One home
oo Ctnyon Acres Drive ms reported split
In two with the two male rWdentl
battlf escaping. Then ,..,.. other noportl thll morning
that eight per'°"' ~I ID unlll of
Lapna Beach Coun"!! Club w"" trap-
ped ... the llOUlh aldO of Allao Cttek
wblch had turned IDlo • fllrr .. t.
. Lagulla CaDJOI' Rood WU cJo;ed by "
a aa. · of • mud, llld other art<rW ·
highways weno endaJ>J!effi! from flood
waters and in some cases only partiall1,
pamble.
Downtown Laguna Beach was a mud
bath after the fiood channel along
Broadwq clogpd !11< a time aod
over!lond Its damqed«emmt banb.
ThlBoordwaJt.at the foot of Broadway
~'IS destroyed u WM the .s t r e e t
end and a UIKh -" line. S.Woge
WH fioo4in1 : ~.,\~' belcb lo 'tho sea. Downtown eu in Lasuna
noporteilly IUffuoil damaged lrom walu
entering bulldlnp.
William Thomes Sr., Sl$52 Cltallna
fil., Southl.quaa, WU Jajlll'ed IJll& ......
IDg wben bo fell 1"'o a cra!er caued
by the ralD ~ ~·· Parklnc Joi in Laguna. Friends aaid Thomu, who
1s in hil ?Os, may have suffered a
broken bip or pelvis.
"Flrtm'" and llle;uanta reported using
a four-wheel drive fthlcle lo climb lteep
Lewellyn Drive and racue. a woman
wUh an injured fpot ibere.
Arlia! Eve Friday aafd that Ray Unger
and Jack f'9nlant WI C&nyoa Acre Drivt,
bar.ly eacaped from lbeJr bome when
it splil apart durillg the nlgbL
·She lafd Fontan aufl-a cut fool
aod the two men, °"" In CldlJ uodtnrur,
aat throqh othe lllll>t .. tflo btllaldo
awaltlDg -. She Aid !oar -were lost . along the woodsy drive and
another bad so much mud ln It that
only the lop· ol lurnilure -ed.
Coast Hlehway between Dana Point
and San Clemente wu open to only
two 1anea of traUlc with mud slides
COYtrlng port.iom of the road.
. Tbo bridge croalDg San Juan Cnoek
Stars to Stage Benefit
For ,County Kidney Girl
11Y TOM 'flTIJll Of .. oe11r Pl• ,..,.
Hollywood's llfara will ahioe In Orange
Counll' nen , Sunday olg)Jt ID the hope
that !heir ltilti!r. wlll .wrlle the tlcltel
lo li!e lcr a 17-ytlM)d &mta Ana glrL
-March 2 will be_1 Suun Mazze Night
at the ~ conventloo Center as
• bost of top enlutafnen -headed
by S~y . Davis Jr. -convene for
• Cllle'nlgbt-ooly benefit """' lo belp
ralM $40,000 far 8-D'• bldly needed
kidney tramplanl operallon. ' • The benellt, jusl orpniJed Friday,
already Includes the popular pop llDlilll
group the Mcmkea, the four aiari ol
TV's Mod Sciuad and Lusle'1 formtr muter, Joo l>rovM. Other big 111111t11
mq be aclded wlthlD the week.
Orpnber o! the big bub fl N"'°
-Lee llman, Gftl Mmia' -,maa !._. ~Mllllon; ~1mpo-tti1e'! .-a
lrlend o! llovla, who la pf111ng al
!lfelod11and l<DIPI and -.,..
D!mcan. W11o -of Suaan'1.l>lflht by 'WOlcllJni· a TV' abow itt up "by
two of. -her c'Mml•Wil, bepn qWcklJ
lo ....... bfl taleat jlarade. lie ,,....
.
~n~~~ the lour headlma of'"nll Mild 8'Jm4.'
By Friday -other -Join-ed the gmrlDg lilt, IDcludlng a weU.
Jrnown -. whlcb -doe to union
rule1 :.. cannot be named. Gene Dloovt
will conduct the If.piece baod.
Proceeds from the Ucketa -)ll'lced
at IUO, IUO and IUO -will be
wed to defray the coot ol the operlttoo
ID which doclon will lnlllplul a kidney
from Mn. Leonard -lo her daUlhJu. n will be . <>range Count)''•
lint -tramplant. S...., a oenlor al VIDa Porlt Hlglr
School, who ncently mond to &mta
Ana from Orange, fl ..... """' kepi
alive by a dlllyaf.I machine In Gnen
Grove'• Palm . Harbor 'llolpltal wblcb
lhemual,.lwlcaanek.
Barrlnll -p11ca-.. '8-will
underp the trllioplalll openUon In
mDher -~ lllter 11,400 worth ol·tmtmed·-lht dfllpfo marblne.
. Tbol operalloa ·maJ bo -nezt week, tbanb to 8am1nJ Dom Jr. and
hil -llDeqp.
Sopho:µiore Pianko Voted
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OCC Student Body Head
Km Planko, a IO-ytll'Old """"""""
majorlDg ID bUsineos. bu been lloc:ted
-body Fesldent of Oranp:Coul
Coll<le, It WU lllJIOWICtd today.
Pianko, formerly ltudent bodJ vict
UCI Black Students
Speak at Program
A panel of UC lrvlne black students
will speak to women of. Ton and Gown
in a morning program Marth 17. ~ the panel parliclpon(s will be
James Winder, president of 1be UCl
campus Black Student Unlori. Dr. Duran
Bell, associate prof....,. of economlca .mo II the ooly Negro professor ot
Irvine, will mocl<rate the panel dllaJa.
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DAllY PILOI
IDRAKCE CaAlf PUlltsNINO COMl'ANT
••Mrt N. 'W•1i
"'"ldent Mii rw11.,_.r
Jtck l . C•tl•Y
Tho"'" IC11•11
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DAll.V ,ILOT, wl"' •lcti II ~ floe 1'1-""•· .. ~.,..,. ... ~. ..,.. .._
d.., "' -·" .. 11 .. , ... l-• 9"dl. H--1 ettdl. ( .. It /WtU, HUl'lllns ....
kD -F-1111 VtfltY, 1""9 •I .. I ~ HlllM, Or-C•"' .......... ~ .,......,. ~' -•• n11 "'"" ............. ..._. ,_,., ....... w... ........... , ... Mtw.
1i i;·; 1114) MJ: .. 111 Cl ...... 1 0 ....... ,.
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MlfW ··~ ....... ,.. .... """""_,,. .... .............. '* •!Hf NW .. ,._. .,_. c..--..~l!MulirtltollW ,.. ............. It ......... ....... '--•.. ,, -""•·
pnolden~ wcm by ·-lO votes out
of. tlOO cast over bis one opponent, M..ll:t
Kuhn.
Votina: wu Jut Wednesday and Thurs.
Clay. Results were announced today since
Friday wu a eolle1e holiday.
The elecUon was a repeat of a Jan.
1~17 election nullified beeau.se of balld't
stuffing and other voting irregularities.
Jn that election Al Porco was reelected
i;tudent body president, but he chose
not to run the second time opening
the way for Pianko.
With Pianko stepping up, there were
no candidates far student body vice pres!·
dent, an office that now will be filled·
by the student senate.
Others elected in the repeat bailoUn&
were usociated women's student presi·
dent, Marie Marcinko; associated men's
otudent pmlden~ Ray Gendrln; otud<nl
llell&tors Don Watkins, CUolyn FOP,
Tom Hubble, Anthcmy Tllrner, Beryl
Kuer, Ken Dale, Quck Conway, Ramon
RJcardo and A. G. Kadlag.
AU tither won lut time or filled
~ti for previously auccaalul caodldolts
~ho withdrew from the lf:CODd voUng.
The new 1tudent presldent, Pianko,
was lo be named the college'• ''Man
of the Year" by Bank of America this
afternoon. He is couwain of the crew.
The 600-st.udent turnout wu about 10
per"'nt of !ht 1,000 eligible dqtlme
&tudent.s.
Poll watchers, paid lllarlOI from II
fineo levied agalNI five stud<nls. who
pleaded guilty lo ballot .aiufftnl fo&wlDg
last election, saw to it there Were no
irrqularlllel w. time.
Chief Follows
Own Procedure
Proper c:hllm01I ara -chuntll wben H <ome1'lo lht Colla M"' Pellet Departmen~ under i>o1fey --by Chief ~ E. Nelli, who tw11 a tlgbl
ahip.
CIU&en1 who come In with certain
pniblema are handled at the lroal
counter.
Cltl..,. ~ E. Neth loda;f fl among
thooe Costa M-wbo ~
Dotk Ofllcor Ila DoUaa -111 .. 1111
a problom tequlrlnl Polfct attmtlon.
A 11'1 batter)' waa -out of hll camper, parked In the pollct Joi •I
• Fair Drtve. whlle the cblet w11 on
his lunch hour, 11ld a rouUne petty
theft repcrt.
Oii ,Qiu! Rlgbw1y WU In danger <JI
belDg cloted with water within 1 fool •
ol the bridge. Olllcl11a !med that the
lon'9111 might wuh o\Jt the approacbea
to the bridge.
UUlj.Apoles ~ being wuhed oal •loai Juan Creek ~ power wu
oi!t' In the nor111!rlr jlortlon of, ·san
Clemente urly w. ~ •he
lighllng hit a Po-pole. '
Jn San Juao Capistrano a sewer syphon
crouini the creek was reported eo--
dangenod by the flood waten.
Ralofall In Laguna Beach at a a.m.
Ibis '"°"""' wu U'I Inches for the
paat 24 hour" UI lncboa durlDg the
current storm and .15.47 Inches for tho
season compared to 5.20 inches last year.
Power failures were reported 1t
several . locatl-Ooa la ta, South Coa.sl
from one c•uae or anotbel.
. Laguna · jleacb City M-Jomea D. Wbe.atoa Aid the flood. cbame1 along
llroadwq llad, beeil doaed with debris
for .a Ume cat11lng IOme of the downtown floodlnr. · ·
Elmer Brown of Laguna Beach Travtl
Service hid.words of praise for Jaae-time
Lagunan ·Dave Green. about 70, wbo
he aafd waded IDlo the flooded cbannel
and wrtllClied 1-llmbuo early thll
mornJnc permltUng the water to now again. .
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DAMAGE •..
Ibo peat walu wa 1 o"'""-IQlo t h e
fadl[17 al 10,000 cubic feel pw itcond
"'Id 'a "rqulated· OUlf!oW WU 'allowed
ol 3,000 cable feet per aecond.
'"l'hll raervor 11.'ved 1reu In Oranae,
Santa Aoa . llld TllSlln from .flllemlve IJcm!ng," WlU1aJDI aid. .
At the preaent time Ibo beavy now
from the dam II filllDJ the sravaJ pita between· the dam llld Ibo. Nawport
Fnoeway. When the pill fill, the walu
wlll . ovuflow and poulbJt damqe .. to
realdentJal arua will raul~ · W:llllama lafd.
The 3,000 cubic feet per second out.now
Is the blghe!t ever for the dam with
Iha preview high figuno beillg TIO cubic feet per aeeond.
EIMwbeno througboul the county, fiood
ccmlrol .channell bandied the ralD watera
adeQualely but the chann<ls lhemae1 ....
moolly dirt-lined, """' aevuely dlm•g· ed, Williama lafd.
A power falluno Sunday night affected
Ille Uolvenlly-Park U... Ellrll!l', P,n.
of Mllalon ·Viejo """ blacked out but
all -'.bu -been' reotored, South-ern Callfonlla _ QDnpOn, rep<irted.
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Rain W ashe$ Oil
Onto Beaches,
But-Peril Minor
Newport il<acb cjty oflicloll, 1*ried
enough by .storm O'liri1ge, have received
e:everal caJls reporting oil washing up
on bea.cbea, but have coofirmed that
the problem ii very rr1lnor.
Small, co!Jt,.slzed clots of crude oil
have been seen on ·pam of BaJboa
Peniruula beaches and along Lhe CorOna
del Mar strand, but lifeguard spokesmen
bid the occurence appeara to ~ a
normal deposit: ~
The soutce or the oil was probably
a tanker at sea, the lifeguard spokesman
aafd.
One Newport resident, who li ves
aboard a boat near the Arches bridge,
reported oil laced with straw surrounding
the docked vessels in the arta. However
Harbor Department personnel said the
black, slimy 1ubstance la ced with slraw
was simply a mixture of black algae
and debris wuhtd Into the harbor by
storm water,
Drug Case Grows
From Pot Plant
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A youth who lives on Flower Slreet
In Costa Mesa learned Saturday that
one must watch what plantl he grows
t~, alter police •lslted his backyard
nunery • Aleried by the non-borttcullural·lype
grapevine. Offlctr Norm Kutch went to
the 22-year-old man's address, explained
his mission and was led to the rear
yard.
Strttching lta little lriangular green
Jeaves toward tbt P1 tn a rare moment
of weekend sun wu a 1i1·inch marijuana
plan~ growing In a coif,. can.
"Yeah, ll'1 mine. but can't you be
cool.!" as~ the alleged grower before btinl taken to beadquarten and booked
on susptci.m of cuJUv1tklt of marijuana.
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EISENHOWER ..
urwucceasful efforts to use the ob5lruc-
ti<in .br nonourlical mean1, Including ID-
-of 1 rubber suction tube through
the nose Into the lntesUna1 tract to
removt wute.
Ellenbower has been in Walter Reed's
third noor praldentlal llllte since Im
Ml1,' wben he wu admitted aflu hll
lour1h heut 1lllck. Thnt mare altacb
and on• lncldenl al rapid, !rnplar belrt
act.Ion developed while Eisenhower wa1
In the hOspital.
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LAGUNA' PHONE BOOTHS SINK INTO SAND
R1in Runoff Ftoods Bro1dw1y et Mein Beech
From P .. e I
BOATS, BEACHES HIT • • • I
forced bay waters up "Joker's" uncapp-
ed engine exhaust. That, plus heavy
rains, proved too much for the boat.
"It's a real mess," said a ll-'Orker
atte~pUf& t4 sa.lyage tlft vesse.1. .
' El>ewbue In the bay, tbe Bahia Cor-
inthian Yacht Club on Bayside . Drive
took lhe brunt of runoff waters from
Newport Center, los ing a connecting
dock. Harber <crews worked \U1til close
to n\idnlgbt S1nday ·moving a haH-doi.en
boats. None was seriously damaged.
A -25-foot sailboa t operated by Leo
Vortounl, of 45 El Paso Drive, Newport.
was caught bi heavy seas and piled
up against the east .jetty Sunday. But
Vortouni managed to free the craft,
which suffered an estimated $100 in
damage. A harbor patrol boat hel ped
him back to his mooring.
Beach erosion during the night ~'as
~vere et lifeguard headquarters nenr
Newport Pier. Huge breakers washed
out up to 30 feel of beachfront. .
A walkway leading from the lifeguard
station lo the pier buckled .and collapsed.
City workers tmplaced h~ ot
sandbags along a five-foot shelf created
by _the .sul~ surj .. ~ry Qoa_~ ,were
Jell daogling over the edge of the shelf.
. Raglna waters; 1'o~ th~ Vppet Ba1
8'1Jl. lons of 4eb\!$ Jqclydlni. Je!eplJoll•
poles · arid hlige ~s· ci'aSblng dawn
on boa~ts and · ts at the !Jliy!hore
Trail ar , uslJlg ."untold doll!rs
,worth of damag ·
• Water·filled boal6 this morning sat
perched atop hills of debm aod junk.
Worried boat owners stood by helpless
and anxl.OUI, trying to figure ways of
clearing their marina u the vessels
bobbed "n a sea of trash.beneath which
the water was invislble.
. La.nds.ide, lbe Newport Fire Depart~
ment· Sunday respon9ed to a d~ water
di stress calls, rriOsr· 1nVolviti( flooding
of homes. Several more repOrts wtre
reCeived this morning. Firemen. went
out wlUi pumP,lng equipment. .. .
They were kept especially busy along-,
Tris and. Jastrune ·avenues, north ,of
Fourth Avenue, in Corona del Mar.
There, in. an alley serving both slreets,
flooding waters reached hood level of
parked cars, and rushed into garages
and some residences.
A city spokesman said the problem
Me1·ger Helcl Up
WASHINGTON !UPI ) -The Supreme
Court agreed today to examine the pro-
posed merger of the northern lines which
would apan the West with the longest
rail s)'stem in the naUon .
wasn't the res!Jl_H of blocked storm dra ins, .
which city workers kept clearing around·"
lhe-<:lock, but ftsulted "simply from rain
that wu ·loo ·]teavy for the draim."
Newport•• trees so far appeared to
be holiflDg up fairly well In the otonn,
said 1 Porlt ,~int official. A 10.
foot ficih itree orr Lat~ Avenue ht
Co{'lOl del Mal·. toppfeci Into a front
yard, bUI 'did ·i•i dalnige.
In lmi\ilnent ·clailger of collapse were
three lml.Gii a bank ID a. ama11 park
at Goldtnr"Od AVenUe and 0 c e a n
Boulevard.' One· ol the trees ii 1 to-foot
pine. "There 's not much we can do
except lo ·wait for it to go," said the
parks aide. "When it does, it'll only:
land in the park, so it's no bJg threat."
Police report.e(I 21 tr.utc accident..
In the past ;t hours, most of whlcb
were attributed to rahH:llct !b'eell.
Eight persona were. injured in the
mishaps, but no Olle was seriously hurt.
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blown wireS logetht;r and Caused a $>cl.
because we hav& not lQun4· the ~xaet
cause yet ,'' . said Edison . Co. Dij_trlc~
,.tanager Ralph Kiser loclaY.. .
Servi~e WI!§. restored to 80 perCent
of the La,gufia Niguel blackout area by
J:4'5 a.m. today, but the task was slower
for othen.
Elsewhere in the slorm-batl.ered south
county area, a transformer failed rt
10:28 p.m. Sunaay, pluniing t,36J
separate customen in Newport Beach'•
Irvine Terrace area. into blackness.
Service wa1 restored in about I 'J
hours, saJd·Kis'er. ,.
Resident.!: of ~ exclusive Emerald ·
Bay dlslrict of Laguna Beach \\'ere
likewise blacked out Sunday afternoon,
·when a decoratfVe palm tree fell -.
a victim of .nature's vlole.nce -· and
tore down power lines gerving 580 homes.
Kiser i;aid power was restored to 90
percent of the homes by 2:22 p.m. and
the rest were back to normal less lhan
one hour later. -
Pacific and General telephone com·
panies fa red better by far than in the
January-February Series of storms \l"hich
batte red the Soul.hland senseless in ter1ns
of communica tion service.
''l was amared," s.aJd Virgil Kemp,
General Tel ephone Co. s e r v .i c e
supervisor, "we had h!ss disruption than
In ordinary storms. I th.ink wt"re finally
getting in shape for them."
Yorba Land . . '
Deal · Goes
To Planners
· A zone exception permit to allow con-
e;lnld.iOn or a 137-room moteJ, restaw:an~.
and RcvJce staUon on historic okl Yorba
iamlly raochc property will be -
, by the Costa ~,.. Planning Commilalon
~-Bostland Co., of Los Angeles.
plaM to develop the package deal al
the northwest corner of Gisler Avenue
and Harbor Boule,ard, near the Sao
Diego Freeway.
Purchased for state right.of-way and
later declared excesa land to be auc~
tloned off, the site was once part of
a rancho granted to a Spanilh corporal·
who helped explore the ""'· The property wu owned by pioneer-
Orange County farmer Art Gi.sler and
his wife when taken by the State Divbloa
of Highways for the Route 405 project.
MMt other Items of business on tht
'1:30 o'clock agenda are fairly routine,
many of them continued 1!fllil ton_lght
in the coune of a brief, 45-miDute seallon
two weeks ago.
The meeting will not be totally ad-
journed at Hs cloee, however, since the
planning commiJaion is scheduled to
dlscuu the Newport Freewa1 route al
a public hearing Thursday.
The hearing on possible city choice
of a favorite among four alternates to
the Newport Boulev,11rd alignment chose~
by the state 24 jws ago was called
last week.
Tbo Oral alep, toward making Costa
Mesa's official preference known came
after a State Dlvtaloa of Highways public
bearing allended by atrongly organ!Jed
IDtereat l'QllPll. .
They all called for 1 change ID the
roUtt, wJth aome uking selection by
the state of a 1111 million, U·mlle Red
lloote allgnmenl awinglDg out thrOllih
primarily resldeaUal dlllrlcta.
City officlala, boWever, seem certain
that resldmta aflected by the other pco-
po3ed routes -u well as commercial
interesta along Newport Boulevard -
will have a lot to say.
MesamJ Report
· $775 in Thefts ' .
Over Weekend
A Costa .Mesa wallrtu mllalDg l500
and ,a <neat culler .mo loaned hil 1%15
\elemton ael to a fellow roomlnl boun auest -too broke to go out on Saturd•J
Diiht -reported thefts· to police Sunday.
Mrs. Moana M. Grochow, of Sl.SI Bray
Lane, told Officer John C. White that
$500 in cash kept in a kitchen butch
was missing from its hiding place.
The patrolman who toot Mr 1 •
Grocbow's grand theft repOrt aald there
was no forced entry to the home and
. Jt seemed the thief knew where to look
for the money.
Hans J. Goemlicb of 237t Newport
Blvd. told Ofilcer George Webster Sun-
day· that be loaned a color televilion
1et ·to a D18D living at the same addrus
before going out Saturday night.
Police said he returned to find the
watcher and 1et both gone, adding that
the landli>rd o.f the premises was also
ll bit worried about back rent owed
by the vanis~ed visitor.
Finch Honored
LOS ANGELES (UPI )-Secretary or
Health. Education and \Velfare Roberi
H. Finch will be honored by the Greater
Los Angeles Press Club Friday May 2.
at its eighth annual "Headliner of the
Year" a~·ards banquet.
Finch, fonner California lieutenant
governor was selected as the state ·s
outstanding newsmaker of 1968.
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COMPLETE JEWELRY REPAIR
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Reeds-•••
:. ,In the Wind
·· A drive for funds to keep the
. Dollars for Scholars fund of the
·.:Huntington Beach union· High
,_,School District going strong Is now
-.under Way. ·
The program to aid seniors
, graduating in Joine was developed
by district Superintendent Max
Forney. It bas benefited m(?re than
100 college bound students.
Last year stude0ts headed for
two-year colleges. who needed the
money were granted $80 each and
those going to four-year schools
'up to $150. A total of 21 students
were aided.
* · Contributions to the fund should
· be sent to 40Dollars For Scholars,''
:·1902 17th St., Huntington Beach.
Since money is needed on a con·
, tinuing basis , high school officials
suggest budgeting the contribution
as an annual one.
The money is spread among good
students who have not obtained
another scholarship. In many cases
it makes the difference as to
-whether or not they go to college.
: · There may not be tuition costs
· at state supported colleges or the
local junior colleges, but a student
-:cannot go very long without books. ": *
.-11Give a dollar, for a scholar,''
'Is the plea of the fund ad-
-ministrators who feel strongly that
. the investment in the education
• of a youth is a valuable investment.
All students in the district are
eligible. All money is used in the
year collected.
In addition to the direct benefits,
the donation is tax deductible, ac·
cording to the high school ad·
ministrators.
* Orange County Chapter of the
National Association of Account-
ants has named Dick Grundy of
Medical Data Systems in Hunting-
. lion Beach, as its new vice presi--
•·dent.
He ls treasurer--controller·of the
·corripany in Huntington Beach
· which operates hospita1s including
Huntington tntercommunity and
Westminster. He and his wife
Grace live in South Laguna.
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• ··Oh-Th~ ~Joys · ·of .Motherhooa
Eunice the Ewe's newborn lambs break for a mid-morning
snack in the county pasture in Washington state: The photograph·
er's closeup lense coupled with. the fact that mom wasn't shorn last
summer account for her rather hefty appearance. Motherhood's
great. but she isn't planning on another pair quite so soon.
UPl,...-
Connie, a proud mother orangutan at the suburban Brookfield,
Ill., zoo, gently cradles her sleeping tw~montb-old baby, Conrad.
Orangutans are not common breeders in captivity so this baby is
rather unique. Even a monkey mother seems to get the maternal m ..
stinct down pat with no trouble at.all.
McDowell School
Uses Stereo Gift
McDowell School students in Fountain
Valley are learning their music from
a high-powered stereo system thanks
to the.efforts of their parents.
Tef!ns Try Anti-smoking
Campaign on Their Own
Today's the Day
For Beach Kids
To Get in Swim
A· stereo system capable of 40 watts
or amplification is employed in the
youngsters' mu'.sic clitsses; giving them
solid sound I& iilenti!y with.
Built from -component parts, the
system wit assembled by Don Sauter,
sabool music instructor, and Fred Ashley,
··~·· CO!npOneot part.s w~ !>Ought with
funds earned by the masic booster club
in several events held in 1968 and 1969.
Mrs. Dennis Loudenback, 1968 music
booster chairman, started the stereo pro-
gram, which was continued this year
by.c1f:ai~ 'Mrs. Pat Ashley.
BAKERSFIELD. (AP) -An an-
tismoking campai8fi designed by teen-
agers and aimed at teen-agers is about
to start here with federal backing.
The "advertising ·copy," which
participating junior and senior high
schoolers agree will be most effective
to others in their age level, includes; ,
"Worried abut the population ': el·
plosion'? Have·a cigarette.'
"Smoke, choke, croak." ,
11Smoking is a means to an end-yours."
The two-year pilot project is financed
by a $52,'0CIO grant from the U.S. Public
Health Service.
Says Sy Loewen, of -Foothill High
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School: "We want to make "SmOking
look insulting and just ridiculous."
There are 60 students directina: the
campaign all selected by c~atea ·-
without faculty advice -at two local
high schools and a junior high.
The project will officially start Mareb
1 with ,4 ban'W! (Of bumper stickers, bll1~1 r~ . and televlslon~ cOm-
merdats Ind bewspaper ads.
"Any .of tile kids on the project who
were smoking before it got started have
apparently stopped," says their adviser,
Gloria Zigner. "And we've also been
geUing quite a bit of unsolicited
help-people sending us all sorts of ideas
and even a few dollars."
Swimming lessons for Huntington
Beach youngsters will begin today in
the city's gym and swimming pool at
16th and Palm Streets.
Registration will be taken during
wee~days at the city gym from 2:30
p.m. to 4:30 p.m. and from 6 p.m.
to 9:30 p.m. and Saturdays from t :ao a.m. to 4:30 p.m. · '
Fees are '4 per penons 111d classes
will be l.'Olldudod for beginners and
advanced beginners.
Recreational swimming ii offered at
the city poOI eacb Saturday from U:JJ
p.m. to 3:30 p.m. aod family swimming
is offered Mondays and Wednesday from
6:30 to 8:30 p.m.
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Seal Beach
CofC. Slates
Installation . '
Moikrn Spani.lh
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Classes 'Resume
At Beach Cenrer
Modern Spanish classet will ruume
Thursday at the Huntington Beach eo...
mmunlly Center. corner ol Maln IDd
Gothard Streets.
Mrs. Allee Medina, center dlredor.
ssid Mrs. Cynthia Alleo would be the
new 1 instructor, replacing Allen Senn.
All former members of tbe clau are
urged to attend, and Ume who have
them should bring their tenboou, lllid Mrs. Medina.
For further lnlormaUon plione th9 center, 847-4647 ,.. Mn. Myrllo Slimoo,
536-«IM,
Board Won;t Act
On 'Star Trek'
"Star Trek" may "not be the usual kind
of goop you see on the boob tube;•
and it may be going oil tile air, but
trusteu of Westminster School Dtatrlct
feel tbere'1 not much -thW can do about
jt.
Mrs. Constance Blanchard ubd ·1rus-
~ for penniast.,. te circuJat& pet111on1
t.o protest removal of the l"Olf8ID. Tbe
petitions would be taken home by· the
children and when , signed ~, oa to
thooe conneded with the program, sbo _,_, .........
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N-tfil 'the bOll'd.--., ~
with ·het a 1 •11M4 t 11'1 t "trll M thlt
usual kind of goop," bat ta.q derlfned
to t.alct. o1ncial action . lllowfJlf petftfon
circulation at the ICbooll.
Mrs. Blanchard WU refemcl to tho
PT A groups at the schoolL
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The Aldreth Housing Committee
In En&land was delighted to ap-
prove plans for a two and a half
acre recreation site until they diJ..
covered the naked truth. The Com·
bridge Outdoor Club, which bad ap--
.plied for a penrut to turn the tract
into a recreation &te, wanted to
turn the land into a nudist colony.
"We didn 't say we were nudi~s,''
a club official said. "What differ·
eoce does it make?" • In Ypsilanti, Mich. a Washtenaw
County sheriff's department police
dog taken to a student! demonstra·
tion at Eastern Michigan Univers-
lty proved bis mettle. He bit a
deputy in the seat of the pants.
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A crook ha.s bttn sworn in cu
police chief of 1uburban Brum·
wich, Ohio -Clauton c.rook.
"I'd betUr be hone.st unth a
namt like that," CYook said. "I
take quite a bit of ribbing whm
I an.nDt"T the phoM and at other
timls, but it dOt"m't bother me
at aU." Crook said newspopu
repor!c• hat>< told him hil
namt causes headaches for
headline toriters.
• The telephmie caller had the
Syria Attacked
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By Israeli Jets
a,. lllllted 1'191 lateruu-1
Waves of Israeli jet llghteN>omberl
b1I Syria with bombs, rockell snd
macblne gun fire today tn a series
. of punlUve auacb that sent the l!raell
jeta over the outskirts ot Damucus
lllelf. Syria _..poodenll reported al
leut 150 penom dead.
Israeli pilotl said they shot down at
least two Syrtan MIGs ln a series of
four dot!flihll and ICOl'ed probable hlll
on others ln this first strike against
Syria since the June. 1967, war. Israeli
officials cslled tt the biggest air llrtte
on any target Klnce that war.
Tbe two major targeta were Ara}I
mnmando bases. One WU El-11ammah,
barely six m11.. from the heart of
Damucus. snd Syrian olllclals aald lhe
death toll there wu "extremely heavy,"
wlth estlmalel up lo UO dead.
The other major target wu Mallaloun,
almost directly on the border ol Lebanon.
It is a major training site for the
Al Fatah commandos who say they at·
tacked Israeli plane.a: at 'Athens and
Zurich and carried out bombing attacka
and acts of terrorism in Israel.
UPI corrapondent David Zenlan, in
a dlspalcll from Damaacua, said th•
Syrian Air Force ,.ported sbooling down
three Israeli jeta in tht brief but
ferocious raids.
llTHll IOUrCea aald att Israel! pianos
returned Ufely from "meager" anU..
alrcrafl defenaes.
Soon after the rald, Israeli Mlnllter
of Police EJlyahu Saaaon delivered
another waml.ia lo lhe Arab nation.!
on the ppoalbllity of further Lsraeli •~
tack!.
.. Israel cannot allow Arab terrorists
to continue attacking IMoctnt people,"
Sasson told lhe Knesset (parliament)
in Jeruulem. He served notJce Israel
would ei:ercise "active self-defense ac-
cording to tllia country's esUmate of
the &ituaUon."
Sasson said the guerrlllu woold not
be able to undermine Israeli morale
In bopu of diet.ting their polltitll terms
snd that Arab activtu .. hsve shown
those favoring Imposing a ooluUon on
the Middle East that "the olluaUon In
this region ls fast deteriorating towards
a fresh explosion."
Israel struck in the early morning
hours when the two commando camps
were 1Ull asleep. The hope was to catch
them filled and they apparenUy IUC·
ceeded.
Damascus reports saJd the P.lanes hit .
Mabaloun, a 8JD8ll police ·post II m11 ..
from Damascus, and destroyed five one--
room dwellings. But the maJn attack
was the Palestinian commando camp
on the outskirts of Damascus.
Patlwlog~t Says JFK
Shot in Back of Head
the rear and entered the back of Ken·
nedy's head.
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right number -but the wrong
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NEW ORLEANS (IJPI) -An Anny
patbologl!I who helped perronn the
autopsy on President John F. Kennedy
testified today at the Clay L. Shaw
trial the fatal bullet was fired from
Col. Pierre A. Finck, chief of lhe
wound ballistics pathology branch of the
armed forces since 1960, 1ald It was
his "honest" professional oplnlon that
both bullell which hit the President
were fired from the rear.
Wiiii. llC= l"ft. t Qut:~~tla~Clrtl 14, u . 2, -
•
~ -'Em.er.son Foott, 62, the ad1't?f'tising
man who creaUd tM "LSMIT' drive
/or Lucky Strikt: atld thn quit the
ad bmine.!s to kod a citiun dritle
again.st cigarettt nnoJdng, lookl tot&h
disgust at the object of his c:rmadt.
Foott: claims that it U a lot "of utter
hogwa.!h" for the fnduat111 to tell Con-
gress that advt:rUring does not con--
vert nonsmokers fn~ smoktrs. •
Supreme Court
Backs Protest,
Not Intrusions
.WASHINGTON (AP) -The Supreme
Court insured today the right of school
children to hold protest demonstrations,
" bat emphasized officials may Impose
~traints if there are Intrusions upon
the work of the school or the rights
of other student.II.
"It can hardly be argued that either
students or teachers shed their con~
•titutlonal right lo lre<dom ol speech
or expression at the schoolhoose gate,"
aaid JU!Uce Abe Fm.as for the cour.L
The rullng directly upheld the right
of three Des Moines, Iowa, teenagers
to wear black annbands to school In
December 1965 to publicize their ob-
jections to the Vietnam war and their
support for a holiday season lnlce.
"Students in school as well u out
of school are 'persons' under the Con-
stitution," Fort.as said In affirming the
teenagers' free speech rights.
''They are possessed or fundamenta1
rl;hts which the state must respect,
jll!t as they themse:lves must respect
their obligations to the 1Late.11
Finck said the autopsy was performed
on Nov. 22, 1963, a few hours after
Kennedy was assassinated in Dallas: •
Shaw is charged with conspiring to
assassinate the President, and Dia. Atty.
J im Ganisoo, as part of hi.I ..c.ue.
has contended some of the sfd.s lo
Dallas, including the fatal oot, wen ~
fired from the front .
Defense altorney Lewis Dymond said
he was hopeful he might be able to
conclude his case Wednesday and the ,
lZ..man jury could begin deliberations
some time this week. ~
Finck, a small, liaJding man, said '
the bullet's points of entrance and exit A
would indicate an angle of fire from
above and to the rear but the head
wound was so massive that it was dif·
ficu1t to tell from it whether the shot
was fired from above.
"At the time I signed the auloJ16)'.
I had a fll'm opinion that both bullets
lit.ruck in the back -one the back
of the neck and the other the back
of the head," Finck said.
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When a gunman tied up dinner
cook Ch•rles Powers, 21. during a
holdup in San Lorenzo, Calif. -he
•till managed to phone for help. He
knocked the receiver off the h6ok
of the wall telephone with his bead
and then dialed 411 with his jongue.
He told the operator his plight and
police arrived quickly -but not
:soon enough to catch the robber.
At the same time, the court suggested
that if the studetns' acUon touched off
dlaorder or disturbances or if there was
a "colllslOn with the rights of other
students to be secure and lo be let
atone," o!flclala would have been justified
tn lmpoaing controls.
WASHINGTON (UPI) -Th r e e
members of Congress tcld the Federal
Trade Commission today laws may be
I
their giveaway games. ou':::'*
needed .to stop supennarkets and gasoline 1 ·· stations frnm tricking customers with
The commission opened the first round Lall
of puhlic hearings on rules It proposed
last Jan. 5 to regulate "sweepstakes" SEGO In another cue, th e court agreed to
ccmlder giving juveniles accused of
delinquency the right to be tried by
a jury.
and other games. The commission hvs ·'
found that such games sometimes involve
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British Report of France'~
Europe Plan Brings Protesi
PARIS (UPI) -Franct
formally protested to Brilain
l<xlay a reported French
design for Europe's future
that has turned into a major
Int e matlonal controversy,
government sources reported.
BrlUsh Ambassador
Christopher Soames was call·
ed to the Fr<ocb for<lgn
minlstry and handed a note
objecting to his one! Britain's
role in the dispute.
The note protested
divulgence of a discussion
between Soames and French
President Charles de Gaulle.
The French C<lnten<' t be
published British version of
De Gaulle's statements was
severely distorted. The British
deny it.
The French note aald the
British interpretation had not
been approved by De Gaulle's
office or by the 'foreign
mlhlsl.ry, the soon:es said.
Soames apparenUy w a 1
snubbed when he ca11ed at
the ministry this morning.
Common Market allies to
imure them she would not
abandon them In favor ot a
united Europe that eUtninat.ecl
. the economlc pact, govern-
ment sources said.
They said Debre would con-
IUJt with the envoys from 'Ita-
ly, Be1fium. West Germany,
the Netherlands one! Lux·
embourg on the issue.
The French attempts to
soothe thelr Common A1arket
partners came as President
Nixon prepattd to meet with
British Prime Minister Harold
Wilson in London. SdUrces
French sources said he re-there said the two leaders
qu~ a meellng w l t h were certain Lo discuss the
For<lgn AUaln M in la I e r . IQU&bble.
Michel Debre, bu\ wu told The d!Jpute Involved !he
Debre could not oee bUn. Commoo Market aod tbo
Instead, the Brillab envoy wu North AtlanUc T re a t y
received by Ibo minlltey'1 OrganiJaUon (NATO) in favor
secreiary geoeral. • ol a united Europe without
France also !llmmoned the American ties.
ruffled ambassadors or her British diplomatic sources
said Wilson's foreign
Berlin Concessions
secretary, Mlcbael Stewart,
would tell his parliament t~
day Britain would reaffirm
its membership in NATO,
although il would talk with
the French about possible new
arrangements.
• •
Ease Latest Crisis
BONN, West Germany (AP)
-The latest Berlin crisis eas-
ed today after both West
Germany and East Germany
offered nocceuiom. ·
The &ituatioo was thi!: If
West Germany calls off plans
to elect lls next president in
Wesl Berlin March 5, then
British Mull
Tank Deal
With Israel
LONDON (AP) -Britain
may sell Israel some of its
newest and m::111~1
OJleftain -Arab threats ol tradblg and political
reprisals, goffr'OIJlellt sources
reported today.
No formal decision on the
sale bas been made, the
sources said, pending further
political a n d military con-
siderations. ,
Informants said the British
government will not approve -
the sale before ascertaining
American views •n the Middle
East. President Nixon who ar·
rived in Londoa from Brussels
tonight, has pinpomted that
area u one of the main topics
lo d.iscuM with Prime Minister
Harold Wilson.
' East Germany will allow West
Berliners to cross the wall
into East Berlin for the first
ii.me in three years to visit
their relatives during Easter.
West German Cb•ncellor
Kurt Georg KJesinger ao-
cepted the Communist offer
to negotiate but indicated he
wanted a "lasting settlement"
going far beyond East.er.
Informed scurces said a
de<:ision had to be reached
quickly if the elections were
to be relocated.
· East German leader Walter
Ulbricht made the ofrer of
concessions t h i s weekend
through the Soviet
Ambassador to West
Germany, Semyon Tsarapkln,
who met in Stuttgart Sµnday
wilh Kie.singer for the secoDd
tune in 24 boors.
T&lll'lpkin told Kieslnger
that ablfling the eJeetloa t0 I
city inside West Germany
would be "a contribution to
detenie one! toward promoilon
CJf better Soviet-West German
relations."
The conciliatory m o v e s
came four days before PresJ.
dent Nixon's visit to the dlvld·
ed city 110 miles inside East
Germany.
The Soviet Union and Eut
Germany both w a r n e d
repeatedly that election of a
successor to President
Heinrich Luebke should not
take place in West Berlin,
which they consider a "third
German state."
Unexpected expenses?
Miss Chinatown
A hometown girl was selected Miss Chinatown USA
in ~sco Sunday from a field of 18 girls,
representing eight states from New York to Hawaii.
Miss Carole Young, 21, a junior at San Francisco
State College will reign over the rest of Cliinese
New Year festivities.
DAILY l'IUT 5
Debt Limit Triple Deader Ihle
HikeAsked Apolln 9 Crew
By Nixon
WASllINGTON (UPI)
President N lion propooed to-
day a new concept for flsuri111
the nailonal debt llmi~ wbllo
alao wing CGqress to raise
the ptUOllt cellinf on tbo
&1110W1t ol modey the aovem·
ment can borrow to '382
billion.
Gets Check-up
' .
CAPE KENNEDY, Fla.
(AP) .-The Apollo I
utrooauil today underwent
their final major inflllht
phyakaJ esam while launch
crews lftpare for a apace
irlplebeader atartlng toolght
with 1 probe toward the planet
Mars. The law now Imposes a Umit
ol 136S bUUoo. A> ol Jwie 30, the ao-called temporary Air Force Lt. Col. James
ceillng will revert to 1 · A. McDIYitt and David R.
permanent maximum of $S5& Scott and civilian Russell L.
billion. '11\e actual debt ~elcbrt had several hours
already is more than $383 with space agency doctors.
biWon. The trio's miss.ion will be
Nixon, ln a message made to circle the urth for 10 days
public by the White House, after their Saturn S rocket
also asked Congress to make blasll ol1 at 8 a.m. PST Fri-
th'e debt limit conform to new day.
budget concepts. Uoder this The physical esam alao pr..
arrangement, trust funda -vldea medical data for ln-fUght
such as the big ones, the and pogtfllght comparilon.
Social Security one! h!ihway Seeking clues to poaible life f. -are filured into the on Mars, Mariner 6 11 to
eovemment's Iotat receipts rocket Loward that distant
and eipendltures. planet at 5:14 p.m. tonight.
To conform with this ap-A ft e r an interplanetary
pro.a.ch, Nixon said, only lho!e voyage of nearly five months,
federal obligations held by the it ii to sweep within 2,000
public -as opposed to miles of the Red P~. snap.
federally owned agencies and ping pictures and gathering
by trust funds -should be scientific data.
subject to the statutory Umir S a n d w I c b e d between
oo the public debt. lt.ariner one! Apollo will be
tbo IauDcbilJI ol Ille ESSA
• weather Aielllie at It ,34
• .... Wedneoday." b I r I i n '
throu&b a nortl>toath orbit 900
miles high, the c r a I t ' 1
cameras and lnfrartd sensing
devlcet will looll: at storm
systems over the entire globe.
McDivlit, Scott and
Scbweickart have the complex
task of proving the night
readlneu or the lunar modulo
(LEM), the spldery four-leg·
ged vehicle which is designed
to land two men on the moon
one! get them off safely.
U they aue<eed, the way
will be clear for the Apollo
JO crew to fly a LEM on
a lunar orbit m.laalon in MlY
one! for Apollo II to attempt
a moon landing in July.
Mariner S will be followed
March 24 by a twin, Mariner
7, which .will tip by the edge
of Mars !OUthem polar cap
on Aug. ts. Mariner 6 will
pass near W.ars above ill
equator on July 31. They will
gather scientific data and map
scoru of photographs for :is
minutes each before streaklnl
into orbit atGUod the lllJI,
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Surprises cootinued lo pile up In the offshore oU
drl!llni uploraUon controversy last week.
Finl, Newport Beach discovered· tbat Ille Slate
Lands commission bad given permission to lhe Shell
OU Co. to conduct exploratory drWJng In waler• oU the
city, not far from its harbor entrance.
The city had assumed It was protected from !\DY
kind of drilling under tbe Shell-<:unnlngham Act pro-
hibiting oil activity from Ille Sante Ana River to Ille
Mexican border.
That a state agency could grant permission for any
kind of oil drilling in the area came as a shock. And
IL is still a question whether the commission was to-
taJly wilhin the Jaw in granting the permit.
The next surprise came to San Clemente. the city
teamed that a state-approved test hole site, previously
thought to be off San Onofre in San Diego County, ac ..
tually is in tideland waters Within San Clemente city
limits.
In lhe co.rrunotion over "secrecy" about Ute state
permits, the failure to notify the parties directly con·
cerned, it was revealed that the State Lands Com-
mission's notification procedures are seriously defec-
tive.
Their 0 notices," it appears, became just more
pieces of paper buried on the Joaded desks of assembly~
men and senators from the areas involved.
Assemblyman Robert H. · Bur~e (R-Huntington
Beach) said be received .the notice but paid it little
attention because it didn 'l affect bis district. He even
defended core drilling, saying it is designed to "pro.
vide valuable and vital information on possible later
drilling from dry land-based operations."
The whole Orange County coast should be aroused,
however, including Burke and Huntington Beach.
The cities involved, especially those allegedly pro-
tected by the Sbell-Omningham Act, have every right
to expect direct notification and consultation in ad·
vance of any issuance of permits.
And lhey have ev111 riChl' to a&t the State· Lmll
Commlsslon and !be oil -.panlOI why, U drllllq•ll
forbidden by law, b tbere uy righl to explore. ExplOI'
atlon of lhl1 kind 'lm'I 4-'merely to help geologlals
add to their tnowledf• 41'1 lbe conUnenlal shell-!l's
done wllh oil co-atoekholders' money In the hope
and upectatlon ol future oil pumping for proftL
Protection of °"onge County's greatest natural;.
.. urce, Ila 40 .Jill* al. 1eecoest, ''oald come w illeod
of any Jilly offshore oil exp!oltatlon-etther uplo""'
tory or pwnJl!Dg.
, Your view's would help ll!PPOfl lhls protection. You
can help by wilting to Ibo following:
Houston I. Flournoy, state ContrOUer and chair-
man, SI.lie Lands Commissioo, 1020 12th Street, Sacra•
mento 95814.
U. Gov. Ed Reinecke, commission mfmber, same
address. •
Caspar Weinberger, Director of Finance and com ..
mission member, same address.
Also to state senators and assemblymen from Or·
ange County, as listed at lower right on this page.
Keep an Open Mind
Sc~re . stories about Immorality produced by sex educa~on m the schools are being given wide currency
by various groups. I
When these groups say the job sbo-altfbe done in the ~ome an~ the church, they're right. But it has not and
is not belllg done tbere--and a crisis in veneral disease
and illegitimate birt.hs is being reached.
Apparently lost in the clamor is the point that there
~re good and there are poor courses in sex education J~t as there ar~ in other subjects. Anaheim school of:
f1e1als are convmced their Family Life Class is sue·
c~sful. It ~hould be studied with an open mind for pos-
sible adoption on the Orange Coast.
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S tr e ss on 'Good Managetnent' Hustkr and
Angkr Create
A Foundation
Nixon's Operation Problem
W ASl-llNGTON -'n1e White lJouse
aide sighed. "Our problem," he said,
''is how to make good management
look dynamic.'' He anticipated that be-
fore long people will begin to say
President Ni.I.on is occupying the pres·
idency in a commendable way but is
not doing much.
Ni.I.on spoke in a rather disparaging
tone of "bold, imaginative" programs
tn a recent talk with government em·
ployes. He stressed good administration
more and finding the way to operate
programs in the heaJlh, education and
welfare fields which are both eUecti.ve
and publicly •cceptable.
According to HEW Secrelary Robert
Finch. Nixon bas sent mole directives
to HEW than to aey other depariment
and Fioch himself bu been more in lhe news in the early days of the Nl1.on
adminlstraUon than any other cabinet
member.
11IE PROBLEM OF the "bold, bnag·
inative" approach as contrasted with
"dynamic good management" is illus-
trated by lhe brief visits to Washington
ol Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller of New
York and Willie Mae Rogers of lhe
Good HouseUeplng JmUtute. Miss Rog·
ers, as a consultant on consumer affairs
to find the way toward better manage-ment in this highly conirovenial field,
did not last through the weekend.
Governor Rockefeller's "bold, lmagin-o
alive approach" on a federal takeover
cf all welfare prosrams did not last
throughout the day of his statement
before the Urban Affairs Council last
week.
Miss Rogers could have contlnued
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finding the right way if she had been
willing to forego her salary from the
magazine she works for. Nixon will un·
doubtedly find an acceptable substitute
for her services.
BUT mERE IS NO substitute visible
yet for Governor Rockefeller's bold,
imaginative approaCh in which he would
retain tbe 10 percent surtu as a per·
manen( feature of our tax system to be
turned over to the states to aid educa·
tion.
Even Jeu is there a visible substitute
for Governor Rockefeller 's idea of a total
federal takeover of all welfare costs by
using one-fourth of the growth in federal
revenues. In four years, he estlmates,
'this one-fourth wouJd amount to about
$17 billiorui. Together with the surtax
aid to education, Washington would have
assumed in four years an additional $30
billion for health, education and welfare.
TllIS IS BOLDNESS and imagination
at its Johnsonlan peak, and was one
reason why Governor Rockefeller never
was able early last year to shake Rich·
ard M. Ni.l.on's firm grip on the Repub-
licii.n presidenUal nomination. Governor
Rockefeller traumatized several influ~
ential audiences wilh such. bold, imagin-
ative outlines of similar ideas that they
completely lost lnterest in hla: presiden-
tial possibilities. President Nixoo had to
hurry off to another appointment before
the New York governor finished his
recent presentation to lhe Urban Affain
Council.
Yet It is in precisely this area that
lhe only hope lies for Nixon's beginning
to surmount the immense unsolved
problems of welfare, health, education,
and the reconstruction of American
cities.
THIS BOPE LIES JN the expected
growth in federal revenues, under the
present tu structure, which wilt pro-
duce '50 or MO billion ldditlonal revenue
by 1973. Assuming a decUning cost in
the Vietnam War and related d~eue
activities by that time, the federal
government could, and probably will
spend vastly more on hWUJ. education:
and welfare whether ij. takes over the
welfare system or not.
It is the probability of this which
makes Ulusory the idea tha t by dynamic
good management the Nixon administra-
tion is going to do anything more than
bold down some ol the coming bulge in
such costs. Good management could,
however, make the coming expansion of
health, education and welfare costs more
acceptable to the pUblic, and more in
keeping with traditlonal concepts of a
Republican Administration.
Jn the end there will have to be a
good deal of boldness and imagination,
whether of Nixon's· kind or Rockefell~r's.
It will probably resolve into a question,
when peace comes, of granting a peace
dividend to a tax weary people or going
ahead with the immemely expensive do-
mestic programs.
Sir Ronald-Shining Knight
Well, children, as you remember, Sir
Ronald ol Holyrood and his new faithful
squire, Sancho Reinecke, had plunged
deep into 1be Tangled Thicket in quest
of The Dread Unruh, a fruminous
creature dwelling somewhere in the
murky gloom .
When suddenly, a gigantic beast loom·
ed up across their path! It had slavering
jaws and grasping claws and piggy eyes
and poisonous cries and •..
"By the saints, master," quavered the
terror.stricken Sancho, "It's The Dread
Unruh come to devour us."
"Hold your ground, Sancho," said Sir
Ronald bravely. "It Is but The State
Income Tax.''
A LOOK OF revulsion came over
Sancho's fact. "Oh, slay it, I pray lhee,
1ire," he begged. "I loathe and despise
all tu.es. The wicked creatures magically
up Individual initiaUve. And never have
l viewed such a huge and ugly one."
''Quiet, varlet," snapped Sir RonaJd.
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And turning to the Tax, he said sternly,
''Down, sir!"
At this the Tax rolled over on its
back, put all 32 feet in the air, wagged
it& forked tail and smiled ingratiatingly.
"How passing strange," exclaimed
Sancho.
"I raised this Tax myself. Sancho,"
said Sir Ronakl proudly. "ln fact, I
doubled its sire."
"You, sire? But why?''
"FOR THE GOOD of my beloved ~
pie of The Golde a State," explained
Sir Ronald. "You see, Sancho, ta:11:es
must hurt so that people will hate them.
And this huge Tar. hurts twice as much
as the puny litUe one I inherited from
my predecessor. Thus it i." twlct as
good for my beloved people."
Sancho scratched his head. ''But, 1ire,"
he said, "I fear the people will hate
your huge Tu so much they wlll come
to hate you. t beg you to lop it and
chop it and heck it and whack it for
!he good ol YOW' beloved people ol The
Goldm St.Ile."
Sir Ronald !""'oed throughtlully . "You
are right. Sancho, I must think of naught
but the aood ol my beloved people."
AND SO SAYING, he drew his r11med
Swloging Swonl, lhooted hi• !ealOll battlt
cry -"Fl>' Docency, for Pwily and
ror Just Platn Goodnelll " -and
dellvtred a mighty blow at the Tu.
Tht poor beast gave a borrendous
aquoal, lffp! to Its 32 fed and v1nlihed
as Sir Ronald lheathed h!J IWord and
dUSled oR h!J handl.
.. How odd, muter," said Sancho. "l
AW DO wound. '1
"It was my magical delayed cut,"
said Sir Ronald. "In exactly one year,
a flat ten percent of lhe beast will
fall ol! -lor !he good ol my beloved
people."
"BUT TILL THEN' it will prey upon
them, harrassing and devouring the.m,"
said Sancho. "Yet you would delay tbe
cut till next year for the.Jr own good?"
"Next year is election year, varlet"
said Sir Ronald. "My beloved peopie
will hail me then as a mighty Tax
Cutter and choose me agaJn as their
Shining Knight. Surely, Sancho, no
greater good than that could befall
them."
Sancho shook his head admiringly.
"How fortunate I am to have chosen
a master who can double taxes for
the people's good and cut taxes for
the f>e?Ple's good. Truly, he is not only
a Shining Knight but a Marvelous Magi·
ciao."
Dear
Gloomy
Gus:
What's 1oin& on off pur coast with
thole oil "tests" ta jwt a Shell
game.
-Mrs. B. A.
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WASHINGTON -Herbert Hustler is
a mythical businessman in a mythical
city -perhaps yours -who is making
a Jot of money. Hustler bu always
wanted to run for Congress, but Uke
many middle-aged men who are making
money be has not had the time to
get himself known, least of all in the
part of his district where the ethnic
vote lies.
Moreover, Hustler is not a spender.
Llke many of his friends, he regards
politics as enormously wasteful of money.
That It will co~t in excess of $200,lXM>
to run a campatgn for Con~ appalls
him. But HusUer has never been one
to ~ away from a difficult deal.
He consults his lawyer, Arthur Angler.
WJLhin a few weeks the uWte Angler
fonns lhe Herbert HusUer Foundation,
Herbert HusUer, president, "exclusively
foc the purpose of scientific, cultural,
charitable and educational endeavors."
Within due course,, the U.S. Bureau of
Internal Revenue approves it as tax
ex: empt.
IT IS AT TIBS point that Hustler's
picture. begins to appear in the local
newspaper and on television. "Receives
gift from Hustler." the caption reads.
Before long there is not a synagogue
nor a boys club, not . a scout troop
nor a church, not a ladles aid, ' c;:bapter
of CORE nor a Lithuanian Independence
Day pageant which has . not benefited
from the largesse of tht Hustler Foun·
datlon.
The gifts are muniriceat;. yet they
are not -as will be seen -costly.
When Jl is all over, lhe Hust.I~ Foun-
daUoo bu -spent $88,741 Ql its capital,
all of which was contributed by Herbert
Hustler. It is at this point that the
formation of Herby HusUer Youth
Centers is announceO.
THERE ARE ze oI these -one for
every ward in the district. At these
centers, young people and young adults
may drop in, shoot a friendly game
of pool, drink free coffee and acquire
information as to how they may learn
a useful trade -all under the watchhil
eye of large posters of the benefactor .
and with pamphlets available that look
suspiciously like campaign literature.
The incumbent congressman i s
overwhelmed by this blltz. When the
election is over. Hustler accurately
reports that his victorious campaign has
cost him exactly $1,000.
In fact, the foundation has spent
$150,000, all from earnings on which
Hustler would otherwise have paid an
income tax. Since he Is In the llO percent
bracket, Hustler has saved about $100,000
in taxes and bought himself a con·
gressional seat for ·a paltry PJ1000.
THlS PROSPECT -althouih il hasn't
happened yet -has unnerved some
of Hu1Uer's prospective coDeques in
the }louse or Representatives.
For under the law, It could happen.
Con.gremnan Wright Patml.n, the Texas
Democrat who ii conducting an in-
vuUgatloll o1 !oundatlooo, lhlnb It will ha""°" and points Jo .,. Instance In
which It near'1 didi Nt one aeems lo
have a toluUon. MOit congressmen agree
that taz-utmptlon 'taws mull be rewrlt·
ten to tttp foundaUons out ol politics.
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Trappist Monk
By one of those coincidences that
always, when they happen, give us a
frisson of mortality, l was in the midst
of reading his latest book when news
arrived of the death of Thomas Merton
in a literally shocking accident.
He had long been one of my favorites ,
this Trappist monk, born in France of
an English father and an American
mother, who took him,setf. to a monastery
in Kentucky, wllere from hls. vanta.&e
or seclusion he became one ot the most
perceptive observers and objective com·
mentators on the malaiSe of our time' ..
THE BOOK I happened to be reading
ls ''Zen and the Birds of Appetite,"
which is Merton's unique dialog betweeQ
our Judei>Olristian tradition and the
religious experience of the E a s t ,
especially the dazzling precepts and
tremulous insights of Zen Buqdhism.
Zen bas become quite fashionable in
the West today, particularly in upper·
class American society, where it has
gained a certain intellectual, cachet, like
sporting Cardin clothes or toting Guice!
luggage. But, as Don Marquis wryly
ebservid many years ago, "An idea
isn't responsible for who believes in
il."
ONE OF THE most splendid qualities
of Merton was his intelleclual and emo-
tional Hopenness." A devout Catholic
and a deep respecter of the "ra·
tionalism" of Thomas Aquinas, he was
also catholic in the lower.case sense
of the word -he found much of value
in Zen, in the Protestant mystics, in
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the Hebrew basidim, in Freud and even
in Marz..
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He knew how to draw out of these
contrasting and confllcting philosophies
-what w~ ~· aoct QlOSt U$table.;. unlike
Jjiost ad,vocates of a cause, he was
not interested in what was wrong with
other causes, but in what was right
with them. He knew that there are
more questions than there are answers, ~
and that, in bis own words, "a man
is known better by his questions than
by his answers."
FATHER l'i"1ERTON'S life was
tragically cut short at lhe age of 53,
while on a trip to the East to visit
with the Dai Lama. He was continually
inquiring, probing, reflecting, dissatisfied
with traditional answers merely because
they were traditional, and seeking some
newer synthesis of ideas and feelings
to help mankind out of the rilorass
of anomie into which modern civilizaUon
has fallen .
The best way to honor the memory
of this fine man is to buy his book,
"Conjectures of a Guilty Bystander,"
a culling from his notebooks of the
last IQ years, to learn what queslions
we ourselves should be asking, of society,
its institutions, and our own placid con·
sciences.
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A V iew of Euthanasia
Euthanasia, or "mercy killings" should
be permitted in the United States,
especially in cases of grossly retarded
Infants or tenninal cases, where death
is inevitable. We should allow a good
death -merc.iful and quick, rather than
ugly and prolonged.
To be human is to be self-aware.
consciously related lo others, to be able
to achieve and express emotions. When
these traits are absent, there is neither
a potential nor an actual person. ·
THERE ARE THOUSANDS of children
who should never have been born. Their
lives are a blank. They do not play.
read, grow, live, or love. \Vhen a child
is born who is not able to share the
life around him, then it is time to
think about that child's family. The.re
are parents who l\'aste their lives trying
lo expunge feelings of guilt lhal should
not be there. It is for their normal
children that these people should live.
There are many cases when a retarded
child can be happy , living and loving,
enriching the lives around them. Such
is the case of Vice--Presidenl Humphrey's
granddaughter.
HOWEVER, JN cases or severe
mongolaidlsm. for which there Is no
cure, and none on the horizon, a child
m•y not live for more than a few
yean. Then that child should not have
lo live.
Ttrmlnal cases also put a severe cmo.
ilonal and financial strain on fllmili es .
Elderly persons that are kept alivt by
a heart-lung machine unable lo think.
have lived a long healthy and useful
life oh.J.1-to have the end torture Ultm.
MANY ASK, ls eulhan13la moral! The
views ol. many thecl()fians have been
e1pressed here, and they agree that
It )1 not moral to torture these persom
and their famllies.
A taw allowing eledJve death would
of course have every a e c e 11 a r y
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safeguard to human rights, but it could
allow persons to designate in their wills
that _they do not want a lingering death. '•
ll m1ghl also have provisions for preven-
tative abortion.
Whatever i5 done, let lhe law favor
living, not mere life.
By Cathryn llaUleld
In Le Mol
Fountain Valley
High School
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Geitirig Do'wn tO Earth on an Airport Site
To the Editor:
It teema to be t1me for a few r1cta
to be made clear over the current a1rport
controvenoy In OraJ!le County.
t. The airplanet whether for private
or __...w or Ql1llJoey uae, ii bere
to s~y.
%. Tbe r..,;d -th ol indUBtey; In Oranp Couoty, which enableS people
to Uvt In Newport Helghtl; llilaioo Vlejo1 Laguna ll61cb, Dana Polo~ or lll)'Wh<ri>
el11e, relies on rapid phytiCal'tr~
lion.
3. The success of those industries relies
<lR the.ir management, sales and service
members being able to visit their
customers and suwueni quickly and
therefore efficiently, just as "mucb as
it relies on their other empktyes at
the plant. Any airline will tell you lhat
these people make up the lvalll majority
·of their passengers.
t. i.m·ANGELES Int er n at lo n a I
:Airport, besides beina a I r e a d y
overcrowded, cannot be held ~hie
ror Orange Co\mty travellers, unless,
of course, Orange Co!Ulty would prefer
to be annexed lo Los Angeles.
5. Orange County Airport, since some
very wise people decided lo run the
San Diego freeway along t h e
northeastern end of the runways, can
expand for larger ai~aft only in a
Mllllhwesterly direction, taking t h e
runways over Palisades Road as L.A.
Airport nms over Sepulveda Boulevard.
6. A brand new airport costs an awful
lot of money, which most people would
seem to prefer spending on more
freeways, as long as the next freeway
does n:ot run through their back-yard.
7. EL TORO AJRPOllT is already
there, paid for by you, me, tl!1 the people.
A number of other alrporls around the
country are shared by the military and
civilian. For example, Albuquerque, New
Mexico, bas Air Force, Navy, and civilian
facilities, with approJimately 80 urivals
and similar departures ev~ day by
the latter, as well as innum~able small
private aircraft takeoffs and landings.
In addition, I believe El Toro is closed
by weather less frequently th.an Orange
County Airport. Most certainly it has
already installed greatly superior radio
guidance landing facilities.
8. The noise made. by ·a four~gined
jet such as the Boeing 707, and even
less by the new 74.7, has a much lower
decibel rating than the average Marine
fighter which rues over Laguna or Dana
Point, and lower than the domeitic hi-fi
played hY. the t~e 10D or Oual*r
of the av~age NeWpon"BilCliT~"'
KEN LLOYD
Jmposllbfel' Fanciful?
To the Editor:
For many months the citizens have
been reading accounts in the DAILY
PILOT of increasing use of Orange Coun·
ty Airport, and the conseque.nt rise. in
noise level over t b e homes in the un·
mediate community. 'An a r o u s e d
citizenry ls active ip attempting to stop
or limit airport use by these large jet
aircraft that are providing o t h e r
segments or the population ."'.ittl con·
venient, fast travel to many cities, near
and far.
Airport studies ~ve been made ~y
competent, qualified peopJ:e. They recite
tne problem already mentioned an~ sug·
gest removal of Orange County Airport
to another location.
BUT WHERE? No OQe wants it. Seek·
ing a permanent locallnn lor ~ an
enlarged airport lw been largey "" exe?<ise In l\dJIJty.
Wbat 'la nt<ded la lmqinaUon. Moro
than °"' lllcq., problem In industry,
bualneu and commen:e bu been IGlved
by -·llltflir ....... d dreaming ••• thlUUIS • , , ..m; imqlnatlve, new ap-
proaches. •
Here's a newly dreamed up thought
·· that ~ u l wa1 ftading the
cblu.mn liJet Noise" which appears as
a paid advertiMmerll In y0ur paper each
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WHY NOT MAD use of a man made
"resollrce" that )Las ftcenUy been com-
pleted -the Newport Freeway and
the San Dieao.Fmway. The polnl whelO
tl\Oy tntenoct ii adjaC<Dt to . Orange
County Alrporl. Newport Fmway almost
parallels tlie normal jakeoll and landing
patterns at the airport. San l>ie~
Free..ay u., In the opposite dire<U..,..
Let me suggelll that· an ·alrporl built
above these frtewaJI, on land. leased
lrom· the lllale, wauld provide takeoff
and landing by even the largest airplanes
and oot overrty anyone's borne.
The . C08t would be no more than ac·
quis.ition of new land and runway
development.
tmposa.ible? Fanciful?
Maybe, but think about it. Perhaps
it would work.
GEORGE DUKE
Too Much Protection
To the Editor :
Recently, the FCC proposed the ban·
ning of cigarette advertising o n
television. Now, it would appear, Sen.
-Anthony c. Beiknson wilhea to get Into
the. act by going cne step lurtber, lor
his proposed California bill would·ouUaw,
as a misdemeanor, all tobacco ad-
vertising in uy form whatsoever.
This bill, should it pass, could [lOS!ibly
be a precedent-making piece of leglsla·
tion with far-reaching ramifications.
Let us consider for a moment the
statement required on all packs of
cigarettes: "Caution: Cigarette Smoking
M a y be Hazardous to Y o u r Health.·•
Now, is it not possible to substitute
other products in this statement and
have the warning apply equally? For
instance; "Caution: Automobile Driving
May Be Hazardous to Your Health."
According to the Safety Council and
Ralph Nader, a statement of absolute
fact! The word used is "May", not
"Can" or "Will", therefore meaning
there Js a pouibility extant. not a definite
actuality. So, let us conalder further
what else could possibly be huardowi:
to our health :
. PEOPLE CAN injure their liver by
Drinking beer and wine. People die in·
airline, bus, and train accidents. Ac·
cidents and death have been caused
by motorcytles, bicycles, tricycles,
skooters, roller s k a t e s and wagons.
Knives have been used as murder weap-
ons and in accidental wounding. GUns
are certainly "bazardou.s." People have
been injured by slipping in the bathtub,
and babies have drowned in baUlinett.es.
Swimming pools take lives every year.
Electric appliances have caused elec·
trocutions, and many garden plants are
fatally poisonoos. And I once dropped
a piano lid on my hand, which smarted
a lot!
Where do we draw the line on what
can, or cannot be advertlsed? Somewhere
there must be a buie "Yiolation or in-
dividual rlgbll, lot bow can it be illegal
LA: Capital of Mop Tops
By ·L. M. BOYD
THAT CITY WHEREIN the largest
number or men wear toupees is said
to be Los Angeles. • • • HA VE YOU
EVER hearit. Casey Stengel talk?. It's
wondrous. What I'd like to see 1s a
TV courtroom drama with Mr. Stengel
as the defense attorney handling the
summation to the Jury •.•• srATISTICS
SHOW the mi.sed maniages in Hawaii
have a far lower divorce rate than
the unmi1.ed marriages in t~ first 48.
. . . AMONG THOSE THEOlllES ol
Honore de Balzac was a pecullar ooUon
that girls who like bright yellow cloUtlng
tend to be frivolous and Wrtatious. They
mess around too much, he felt.
A STEAM LOCOMOTIVE weighs 144
tons. Didn't weigh one. Read that.
THOSE FEMININE ORGANIZATIONS
with the &mallest percentage of plump
ladies in· membership are the various
tall giris' clubs in aeiected ciUes. Second
smallest percentage ii in the chapters
of the Oaugbtus of tht American
Revolution. Third smallest percentage
at this time is in the Stewardess
Emeritus aS90Ciation. However, lhose
stewardesses will have to work to stay
in third place, that's plain. In time,
stewardesses are apt to fatten up at
low altitudes.
CUSTOMER SERVICE: Q. «om you
ever ride the freijht trains as a young
man?" A. Can't deny it. It's no way
to go though. Set out from Spokane,
Wash., to Helena , Mont.. In frtttlng
weather once, but fell asltep ln a carload
or sacked wheat and wound up Jn the
Dakotas. Did I menUon the Montana
plains get uceed.l.ngly cold in mktwinter!
They do .... Q. DO YOU llAVE
ANOTHER feminJne reader whole real
first name is Breeze? That's mine."
A. Not a one. lmqtne )'OU mttlt be
only lomalo Br..,. In the coUnttJ. YOU
MAY CURTSY.: .. Q. "WHY DO ll'E
SAY somebody WRS thrown In the 'clink'
I
to mun 'jail'?" A.~England's Clink
prison Js wh~e that got started, says
our Langua&e man.
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THAT CLAD! ao olten made that
the Indian ia the vanishing American
doe sn't hold up. In fact, tbe Indian
is the country's fastest growing minority.
You'll see almost twice as mariy lndlam
around now as 30 years ago, if you
look .... "WHEN COOKING corned beef,
bring it to a boil, pour off the waier,
and start all ovu again,'' advises an
experienced kitchen mechanic. "Failure
to do that is what rWna more good
sandwiches than anything else." •••
STILL HAVEN'T located the NtJon's
longest atrttch ol highway "itbOut a
curve in it. But discovered in Ute 1e1rch
for same that the world's longest straight
1tretch of railroad track la a 297-mile
nm across Austr•lia's Nullarbor plain. .
WHY DO MEN and women barned
Olson 90 often live to such an advanced
tge? 'I11at Is what a Michigan sub.scriber
wants to know. "I have been acquainted
with three men and two women n&med
Olson, rach of whom lived beyond 80,"
says he. Mere bappenstlnce, probably.
llowever, there is acme cause to think
Mme Obons' odda are better than mOIL
The life expectancy of a Swede is longer
than anybody's.
Your quc1Uom and commt11ti ore
tattcomtd and will bt tufd 1ahun.r
posdblt fn "Chee.Icing Up.,H A.ddrr11
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NormaUu write".' '"°""' conHU thtir
mmcgc m ~00 10C!'dl °" lcf$. • Tbc
right to CO'ndtmc t.ttcri to fit tpGCt
or eHmino:tf libfl ii' ru~d. AU
letters must fnclt&dc sfgftaturt and
tnailtng addrcu, but ftam.ts' may be
withheld on ·requeat i/ JU/ficWnt iea-
son is opparmC. .
lo advertise a product that b per£ectly
legal to sell and use?
STATJSTICS have shown thal more
fatal accidents 1occur around t~ home
than anywhere else. So, If your home
la "bazanlou• to )'Our health" there
could go all the real estate advertising!
And if we en.mine the everyday products
t h a t surround us. one by o n e, how
many will we find that couldn't possibly
hurt us in any way, even to the smallest
degree -like pricking your finger with
a needle?
We all know wilal the FCC and Mr.
Beilenson are driving at, and many of
us agree with their motives, but are
Lheir proposed "solutions" realistic in
a complex modern society? To
paraphrase this well-known warning;
"t:auUon. Too much Covernmentat Con·
trot Ma1··Be Huardoua to Your Health."
LEE C. MILLAR
Oil Dange~•
To the Editor:
Everyone Ln Southern California needs
your help, not just those who live in
Santa Barbara. All the beach cities and
their lovely beaches are In danger of
an oil avalanche 5UCh as Santa 'Barbara
has experienced, and possibly much
worse. Oil iJ still gushing into the ocean
now, after they thoUght they had it
stopped.
Most or the more serious earthquakes
are confined to two broad belts. One
of these ruf\l along the Pacific Coast
from Chile to Alaska. The Santa Barbara
Channel noor and subterranean fissures
hold many intangibles. What would hap.
pen to the existing wells and enUre
southern coast if there was a quake
here? No one knows, rtg&rdless·of prom·
lse»
THE OIL COMPANIES and Depart·
merit of Interior knew Jong 'before leases
were issued that there is an east.west
fault in the aiannel. Se1.:retary of the
interior Hickel slated it h a s become
clear that there is a lack or knowledge
of this particubu· geological area.
Therefore, all drilling should b e
permanently prohibited. W h y compound
untold danger and damage by drilling
more well1? Thlt area I• not the la.at
and only """""' ol oil. Shoold man,
for the sake ol somt mUllona ol dollan,
gamble with nature that may result
in a devullting tragedy of gigantic
proporUom? An affirmative decis1on
would be prtpooterous.
Let's look al the record of onJy two
Ca.lilomi1 oil calamiUes. 14evievt No.
t well drilled near Tart, blew its derrick
to b t t s, spouti.Qg 125,000 barrels t h e
first day, &booting 7.(lQ feet in the skr.
It flowed completely uncontrolled for
IS months, pouring out some 9,000,000
barrels of crude oil ·Think what such
a blowout would mean to the enUre
coast in ruined beaclles, lire hazard,
killed birds, marine life and their food
supply, and the elimination of lhe fishing
industry, etc.
ANOTHER SUCH ei:aqiple is Hartnell
No. 1, located between Santa Maria
and Orcutt. It blew out, spouUng oil
150 feet into the air at the rate of
IZ,000 barrels a day and was out of
control for three months befett Union
was able to harness it. niese · wells
were on land, muc.h more accessible
than under the ocean.
The Santa Barbara Channel, by all
means, should be closed to all future
drilling. The risk of a major disaster
is too great and must not be taken.
It is extremely important to all Califor·
nians that they write to President Nixon,
Secretary of Interior Walter Hickel,
Senators Alan Cranlllon and Oecrae
Murphy, lh<ll' ""'ll'eaamen, and llate
olllclals to have clrllllnl permaneolly
lorbidden In Ibo channel. We caonol
match the oJI companies' mill.ions, but
we do have votes that our elected al·
licials will be seeklna lor re.flectlon.
By their acltool, not wOrdl. otiaJI ..
judge them. Do not wait, act now.
I, A. CALLAHAN
Santa Barbara
'Soclc·lt·te-Me·Tltne'
To the Editor :
It's "Sock·it·t~me-time" again for
homeowners!
We allowed lhe Legislature to pus
AB Ml three years ago, which tues
commercial and resklenUal property at
the same ZS per cent rate.
So we got a whopping tax lncreaae
in 1967 and another in 1968.
Now we face as much as 1 25 or
30 per cent property tax increase agaln
In 1969. That's a tremendous bike and
must be a real blow to homeowners
retired or on fixed incomes.
"[l's about time we "socked·it-to" our
legislators. Let's let them know WE
want AB 80 changed. We don't want
to pay taxes on out homes at the same
rate t h a t the businessman pays taxes
on his property. Where are the customers
we can pass our tax increases on to?
CAROL JONES BROWN
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: Crucial Race
Set Tuesday
, ~tARTINEZ (AP\ -Fifteen
.. cand idates made fin al appeal s
: ·today in their special election
-Scramble Tuesday fo r a
::crucial vacancy in the State
•-Senate.
':..: Victory for the Republicans
..__,,..ould give the GOP a 21·19
;.Jdge in the upper house, with
~--Ole voles to push through
~Republican Gov.~ ea g an 's
• legislative ptogram and to ~ 'possibly take complel_e control
• 'Of the Senate machinery by
~ ;ousUng veteran President pro
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$40 Miilion Bond
Lmv-costHousing
·wmw
Loans Proposed
SACRAMENTO A(P) -An slums.
assistant Democratic
Asrembly leader proposes that
the state issue up to $40
million in revenue bonds to
help build inelpensive housing
for lower-income callfornians.
Assemblyman Willie L .
Brown Jr. (0&.n Francisco).
suggested the bands be issued
by a new Housing and Urban
A.flairs Agency, which would
loan the money "at below
market interest rates to peo-
ple who want to buy homes
in cities and rural areas."
Brown made lhe proposal
in a television interview Sun-
day as the legislature
prepared to begin the eight
weeks of its session.
Brown, Democratic whip in
the lawer house, said the Joan
program is needed to solve
the problems -0f big city
"The most pressing problem
e1.lsUng in the slate is the
crisis In our cities,'' he said.
And he declared building con-
struction in California ls run·
nlng 100,000 units below needs.
He said the proposed Hous-
ing and Urban Affairs Agency
would be in charge of the
housing program.
''It would be the
responsibility of the agency ·-
of getting $300 million to $40 r . :
million )n revenue bonds and · ' . 2-z.'/
loaning it out," said Brown. o n..r-~ ... .-. -r-: -L-11 -L.-"-'!,.-'
Under such a revenue bond ........... --. .......,~
plan, lenders who purchase ~ tmOel "•I'd JUD we on tho om.. d8ocnttzc the state bonds are repaid rommfftm. •
by interest from home--------~~~~-------
purchasers, with presumably
no cost to the ta1.payers. The
Cal-Vet veterans fann and
home loan program is financ-
ed in this manner.
Brown al s o backtd
Assembly Speaker Robert T.
1'fonagan's plan for low-in-
terest loans for homes for
the rural poor. bul said the
Tracy Republican·s bill shou ld
be expanded.
Storm Halts
Hunt for
Lost Scouts
VC Student Leaders
Oppose Tuitiori Plan
SACRMfENTO (AP ) -Stu-
dent leaders at the University
of Califomia·s Berkeley cam·
pus strongly opposed any tu i-
tion plan for state colleges
and universities today and
charged the state w i t h
'·sizeable budget wastes" in
university operations.
he said, income from student
registration fees and tuition
has increased substantially.
•·in 1967-68 income from the
university registration fee and
tuition amounted to $29.4
million. By 1969-70, this figure
will grow to $41.3 million, an
increase of 40 percent," he
said.
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Strike. What Next?
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·SF Miliutnts Silent on Futur e Plans
SAN FRANCJSCO (AP) -6 by the AFUIO American but so far nothing has llap-
A one-week moratorium on Federatloo of Teachers. pened. "We're sUll walti"I
militant strike 'activities · at s.t. Hayakawa, acting presi· and ready ta meet with stu-
San Francisco State College dent, baa named a committee dent leaders at any time,"
ended today with no an-,,;Jo:;.;:mee:;;;t;,,wl,;;;;th;, . .:;stu;,;;de;,;n;,t ,:1'9",;·;,i;ps;,;,, ..iisaOilliid .iPiirolifiii . .iCuiiiiirtl.!iiioi.Allii'ii'•· "'"'I qouncement Crom alriken con-II
cernlng thei( ~ 1tepe. Both studeol and ttacher
strikers attended classes at
the str~e tom campus laal
week to comply with Tegula·
tions.
Until students ut in at •
specified number of classea
during the new semester they
did not qualify officially u
student body members .
Teachers, likewise, had to ap-
pear at a set number of
clwes to qualify as faculty
members.
There were only token
picketing and no disruptions
last week. '
The school sUll ls laced with
strikes called Nov. I by the
Black Student.a Union and Jan.
Missiles, J e l$
Under Fire
SACRAMENTO (AP)
1'fissiles and jet planes were
the targets tOOay of fire by
California legislators.
Eighteen assemblymen and
senators joined Assemblyman
John L. Burton in sponsoring
a res<>lution asking th e
legislature to tell Congress
that Califo~ oppo&e! the
proposed anti-balistic mmlle
system.
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BIG BEAR CITY (AP) -
Officials hoped to continue a
&earch today for four Explorer
Scoots and their adult "lu:der
near Big Be.ar Lake afte-hear
bliziard conditions f~ed a
suspension of the hunl Sunday.
Rick· Asc h enbrenner,
representing the Berkeley stu~
dent government, said "the
slate b>s ceased to pay Its
fair share for the maintenance
of an e1.cellent university.
"Why should students be re-
quired to pay tuition and tax·
payers be forced to pay higher
taxes when no silbstantial ef-
fort is made ta reduce
uniVHsity operation costs?"
he asked.
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Heavy snow. strong winds
and freezing temperatures
ha\•e kept officials f r o m
llrmdting ~ alkJut search for
the litt penoos. mitsing sirtt'e
Saturday in the ruued ter-nm. Xissinc •'eft: Dr. Michael
Pti1enlll or P a c i f i c
PalisaSes. Ur scout leader.
Jid&Ka.azds.nta--so..mu-c d ..... Im ~Rob_,... ol
Sad.I Monica and Burton
EUnorllt.
They had left Fawnskin on
the n<rth shore of Big Bear
Lake Saturday morning to
trail ski to Green Valley about
10 miles to the west.
authorities said.
The Forest Service ski
patrol was standing by to join
i;oowmobiles in the search if
v.·eather conditions permitted.
Emergenc y
Call Rapped
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -
Assembly minority I e a d e r
Jes.se M. Unruh contends Gov .
Aschenbrenner made his
charges in remarks prepared
for an Assembly EducaUon
Committee hearing • leam-
now-pay-later bill introduci!d
by Assemblyman John L. E.
Collier tR-Los Angeles), under
wbicb students woold repay
the coN ol their education
after gradua&ion. The meamre
has been defeated several
times.
Aschenbrenner said that
contrary to _ popular belief.
"the university or C.alifomia
Is not now a tuition free
university."
Out-of-state students pay tui -
tion and all students pay
university fees.
Though the state h a s
decreased ils proportionate
support of the university dur-
ing the past several years,
Recipient
Doing Well
Reagan made a mistake in TORRANCE ( U P I ) -
deelaring an ''extreme stale Richard Charles New e 11 ,
of emergency" at th e Southern California 's f i r s I
University of California 's heart transplant recipient was
Berkeley campus. '·progressin g satisfactorily"
Th e Deinocralic Jc ad e r . but was still listed i n
spe~king Sunday on a "guarded" co n d i I i o n , a
television interview progran1. spokesman ror 1-f a r b or
declared that e\•cr since the General Hospital reporteJ ear-
governor's d e c I a ration . ly today.
militancy among studen ts Newell. 58,the opcra1.or of
"has simply gone up." a food market in Oxnard north
"It's been a little like whal of here, received lhe hearl
we were told about Vietnam or a 23-year-old woman who
-if we just brought in more shot herself to death last
force, it woold be all over _T_hur_sd_•_Y·-------I
with," he continued.
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\lision Perception Japan Disavows Asia Military Policy
Course Pioneered By TOM BARLEY can be atlributed to this peace .in that troubled con-enjoys the status of the third oi .. 0.llW flllitt ..... nde I 1 .. -.. II lo& •A'd u r Y-. poverty, il'll' ~ • tlnent than the creation of grutest Industrial power ln
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ANAHEIM Calilomla's times."
tlre!~ different po I Icy Asta can !le oven:ome dopellds the adoption of definll<ly United Stites and the Soviet alternaUves'' face the' United .primarily U~ .. the "flfic:im ~U:'.'.nJon~:_:·"~------========== States la Sootheast Asia If on the Jl'rl of the people military postlll'tl in the post·,. oplametrilll are ploooering a
four-daj< meeting of the state's
·~ perception" courae for
peace otncera that wlU, they
j &Q, become u fouUne as
physical tra!nhli and law en-to=mml study in t h e I r
overall J:n:paralion.
Ckieing a four • day meet-
r1 ing of the state's eye' dcictors
at the Disneyland i Hotel. Dr. Arthur Layton told
i hls fellOW' members of the ! Callfomla Optometric
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Introduced proiram "has lm·
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Developed three years ago,
I.he course is now a fixed
section of police 1 c I e n c e
courses at -.UO Hondo, Chaffee
and ~I>') j)llllor collegey and
wW soon be 1RtrocNced at
similar aessions in Santa
the current Paris peace talks residing in µits area." Vietnam war era, Sb1moda
lead to an end of lhe Vietnam But, tbe ambassador made said.
war, Japan's envoy to this It clear, "asslstance from PolnUng to lhe "network of
naUon told tbe World Al fain rortign powers ls also in-regional 9 0 c u r I t 'I ar-
Councll of OrlD41:e CowJty Fri· dispensable."
clay night. Calli f r raneements" (SEATO and ng or "a rescaling" o he ANZUS among them)
Barbara, Dr. Layton sald. 4 £' _
"Airwty inquiries are being on \.AJ3Sl
But adoption ol a ''military-current ecMOmlc a1d to Asia, sLres,,ed that "It seems far
oriented policy" would find Shimoda told his audience that more appropriate to spend lbe
no favor with the government "economic aid to Asia Is only funds, materlala and energy
and people of J a pa n . half as much as that granted for the purpose of the con-
Ambassador Takeso Shimoda to the African countries and quest of poverty in Asia rather
told a dinner meeting at the much less than that provided than to spend them to
received from throughout the
U.S. and from other countries ; G' p
interested in this unique pr<>-/ iven osts
gram," he said.
Layton said the coorse
"develops officers who a.re
better witnesses because they
recall mental Jmages with
greater AC'CUl'acy and for
longer perJOds after seeing an
event. 'f1\ey learn to develop
such speed skill9 as reading
the license plale of a speeding
car In one glance", tie added.
"We call it perceptual
!raining;" Layton sard. ''There
are no tricks or gadgets in-
volved, it is simply the careful
guidance of the officer. under
Lhe control of an optometrist.
in mental procedures aimed
at speeding up and simplifying
the CilrrelaUon of sight and
sense."
SaddJeback Inn here. to Latin American countries. establish ·• more 'powerful
Such a policy, he said, ''iS "If the future o( the \\'Orld military wall against China.''
b···• on the ••••rnpilon that is to depend upon Asia," he On Council .s:.cu ........ Japan's present relationship a11 the troubles and uneasiness said, "a rescalfug of the to Conununist China and the
SANTA ANA _ F 0 u r 1 in Southeast Asia are caused present mag n It u de of divergence of political and
Newport Beach residents have by. , .the thru:t of CommunJ1t economic aid .•. must be a economic tblnking: in the two
been elected to the eight-mem-China and its · developing prerequisite." Asian nations could be com·
ber rosler of officers that \Viii nuclear weapons. This policy Under q u e 1 t I o n I n I , pared lo the present situation
serve the World Affairs Coun-envisages .•. the establishmJml Ambassador Shimoda con-in West ~-rlln, the am-
'Cil of Orange County for the of an overa11 collective securi· ceded that such ''ttscallng" bassador said.
year 1969-70. ty organliation ·1n .Eas:t and meant, ideally, an increase "-acriblll" 1 West Berli"n .,
N eel ch · f the Southeast A!la which would in Western aid to Asia. ~ am llll'tnan or "the show case of the Weste-new term waa insurance ex-be the equivalent of NATO "PresenUy," he said, "the ...
(N rth At! U T t U lied Stal d J world to Communist East eeutive Rolla R. Hays Jr., o an c rea Y n es an apan con-662 Via Lido Nord, honored Organization) In Europe." tribute one third each oI all Germany", Shimoda s a Id
F bell I f the for.I. n aid ~ nded to there is an "even sharper con-at the Saddleback Inn, Santa ar er prospec s are a · & .e .. ~e trast" today "between eon. Ana, meeting, as the "man forded by the alternative Asian countries. But economic
I. Sh" od "d a1"d on the level l ed tinental China and Japan. who almost slngle·handedly po icy, 1m a sai -a env sag " 1·1· · 1· " by Japan ould rule o I the with the devel, opment of Its got this organization rolling P o 1 1co-econom1c po icy w u
two years ago.'' aimed al the elimination of possibility or my country tak-"Thougn Communist China,
Serving as vice presidents poverty in that region of the ihg on such a major share with the development of Its
under elected president J .S. world. of the load." nuclear weaponry, has emerg-
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CWTent 50 percenl ed ff b th Or The a1tfrnative ta:r would 0 y e ange County American Red Cross at a also be cut for cerlain other luncheon scheduled for Feb. DEATH lV~ICES corporate and noncorporate 28 at the Saddleback Inn here. RICHABDS ~. .' -~~~ c 0 n d proposed Billed as the March Fund,
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de, H'llfltl1111ton llutll. SVrvfft<I by • • · d t · $138 000 · wttt, Llule1 -· H1rry, Elfdt, L1ov<1, change 1n Section 48 so that organize o raise , 1n
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Shelling Considered Prelude to Red Offensive on Saigon
•SAIGON (UPl)-1be naUon-
W'icle wave of Commf.Wsl at·
aCb almoot certainly marks
die start ol • oew Red ollens-
i&~ aimed at Saigon, U. S.
inttlUgence sources said to-
day.
! :rtie primary objective of
~ wide.spread shellings and Cfound assaults apparently
ns lo divert allied forces
Wtiile up to 40,000 Communist
tfoopo began cioslnr m on
the capital. they said.
The most recent U.S. intel·
ligence reports indicate the
Communlsts have a muimu.m numerous •tlack.s ln otbtr their strength to about GS,000 were the first ln a series of would eneble maln force units! -:iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;:;~~
o1 eight more days In w~ich regions, ailhou&h thb added a troopo in SI maneuver hattal-dlvenlooary raids to laclll-to get la,,poiltlon for auawlsi D
to shill their troops Into po-nationwide pattern to the U· Ions within a 75-mlle rad! .. ol talt southward movement ol which they are not now In a PE ACE OF MIN
sitlon for attack. sault.1. Saigon. About 50 ot. the battal· the 10,000.man divisiaos. 1be posilloo to launch," one source HA VE YOUR
Allied bases along lnflltl• In these case:i, propaganda iOOI ~ uni.ta whlcb bs:ve eipected pattern is fOI' local said. INCOME TAX
I be · -• I •-• In ~-_._. ..• ~ COMP\JTERIZED tion corridors around the can.. apparent 1 was t mam ..,.,,.. have mint"" to Sa'•on u n.. Ol'lrl open.mu we: •"&"""" Communise forcea to open up He said lf the CommWlQts, r ~· Qol 'Ii "'"' 24 HI. ll!fTllYl.IW Hl"CI ital have been alerted to e:r· jectlve. Reds' "ultimate objectlve." 'Mle remainder are Jn four 1<1Utes enabling the larger fail 00 cover the distance tn YOUI NOMI-oua ~ICI .....,..t continued !hellln.,. and If anything, the shelling of N t A.. ..A_, North Vietnamese and Viet units to close in on Saigon. 10 days ,ttiey are not likely 67r5994
r-... ... Saigon changed the thlnking umerous cap urcu WJl.,.'W' Cong dlVlslOns--the 1st, 5lh. Intelligence sources said a to attain pm\Uon for an at· cAU .,.
ground attacks as three Cum· of some military commanders ments and statements by '7th and 9th -which have prisoner taken., during Sun-tack. "Timing ls 1 cri~ ~ ~ .. ,.., ""'II
munLst di.visions move toward who f e It the Communists prisoners and defectors not moved into Vietnam from day'• fllhUng said hill unlt factor," he18id. ~ atlas
Saigon from the north, east would not attack the capital only said Saigon wu the goal C&mbodia and-Al'• expected had orders to carry out ; im· "Re (tlle Communilts) • ·
and west. because it would violate Im· but also gave the post.Tet to carry the main thrust oC ilar. attacb for possibly u hasn't got the )Qgisllm to:pois-firwncl1I COl'll\llt•nt1
The shelling of Saigon IUelf plied conditions of the U.S. period as most likeJy Ume 1he attack. long u 10 days. sibly Wt mucb •looa:er. And J11S fl~.UDO-SUm JM 1
purpose. The sources also The sources said, however, In addhlon, the Corpmu. spread attacks Sunday-141 or reasoning was that a aus(aJ.n. the more likely he'll be de-
found little military value in that all other indicators long nists have gradually raised lhem in the Saigon region-ed level of attacks by fire tected." , on Sunday served no mllltaryl J~~ho~m~bmg~· ~ha~l~l.~~~~~-~l~or~a~tta~ck.~~~~~~~~~Sou~rcea~~be~lie~v~e~th~e~w~lcJe.~~~"W~e~l~el~t~the~~comma~~nder~~·s~~th~e~l~ong~er~be~'s~on~ tbe~~m~ove~E~~~~IW~!'O~IT~~""'i·~c:M~~i'
King Saud Gets Wish
In Death, Goes Home
From \\'ire Services
ATltl::NS -Saud Ibn Abdul
Azziz. once the billionaire king
of Saudi Arabia who gave
Cadillacs for greeting cards,
today fulfilled in death the
simple wish forbidden him in
life.
He is going home.
Saud, deposed by his
brother, King Faisal, in 1966,
'68 Election
Judged One
Of Oeanest
WASHJNGTON (UPI) -
The last week of the 1968
political campaign "brought a
flood of dirty politics" but
the electioneering last year
was still among tbe cle~t
in history, the fair campaign
practices committee said to-
day.
The number or "political
smears based on race, religion
and patriotism dropped to a
new 1'Jw," the non-profit, non·
partisan organization said in
a preliminary report on the
1968 presidential and con·
gressional campaigns.
Only 6 percent of the com-
plaints were based on appeals
to racial prejudice and 3 per-
cent on religion.
"These two political pitches
"'ere major problems in
previous campaign years."
said the committee, which was
organized 14 years ago.
Half of all complaints to
the committee were based on
''misrepresentation, distortion
or falsification or campaign
material ," while 16 percent
involved character attacks.
"Political smear merchants
still wait until the closing days
or a campaign to play dirty
politics," the committee said.
Nearly a third of the com-
plaints were filed in the last
week or the campaign and
13 percent ca me in on the
weekend before the Tuesday
election.
Despite the last minute al·
tacks. the committee said,
results show that • • d i r t y
politics doesn"t pay''.
It said 81 percent of th e
candidates who filed "valid"'
complaints won their races .
Some candidates filed invalid
complaints, "in effect smear·
ing their opponents by crying
smear.'' the committee said
and Df those 87 percent lost
their races.
died of a heart attack Sunday
at the age ol 67. He Hved
as a rich recluse in exile
at a suburban Athens hotel
occupied exclusively by bis en·
tourage, often stating h_is
desire to be received agaUt
in his Moslem homeland.
Faisal late Sunday ordered
a jet plane to fly to Athens
for the body of his brother,
the third son of 38 SQnS, the
sire of 40. the inheritor of
an oil-rich kingdom carved out
of the desert by his father.
llEART ATl'ACK ~aud suffered the heart at·
tack while strolliftg on an
Aegean Sea beach. Members
of the royal entourage carried
him back to bis luxury three-
story hotel.
There he died at 5:28 p.m.
after saying a few words to
26 members of his family,
including an official wife, two
sons and four favorite
members of his considerable
harem.
Saud had been in poor health
for years, suffering a ~arlety
of ailments of the kidneys,
liver and heart, and had
returned to Greece less ~
two moths after undergong
medical treatment in Vienna.
He often said he longed to
return to Moslem soil. lt was
the only wish he could not
buy.
Saud was stripped of bis
power because he could nol
control the inroads the throng
of royal princes made on the
royal family's huge income
from American oiJ royalties.
Faisal i:aid more of the money
should have gone to imnrov·
ing thP.\velfare of the nation's
si'< million people.
He was permitted to retain
his title and reportedly receiv·
ed an annual allowance of
more than $10 million from
Faisal to maintain his family
in royal style.
On it, Saud maintained an
entourage which sometimes
reached 100. including a dozen
sons and daughters, an un.
disclosed number of wives -
he was allowed four at a
time by his religion -and
several concubine s. He
reportedly fathered a total of
40 sons and 7S daughters.
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Californian 'Pre8Ulent' s Working T~ip Slwrt on -Ceremony 2
Heads Up
New Party
By MERlllMAN llMlTH SUnday nlabt at th a BMlth 1.3 Nixon stood pniudly at tried lo OU1about Ille •go 1118 elecUon compolcn.
BRUSSELS (UPI) -Pm!· ~ !here wu K 1 n I the door ol h1a plane, Ille home" blmdi with c:rla of 111 jUlt a law ~ boura
d811 Nixon and h1a rtall wore Balidoulll .ll'altlnr him al the first IOWldl he could hear "We'-·,. Mr. ~•--t" ~~. •-· NI well '""" belllre leaving botlnm of the rlmp. were not thole of Jll"DP· but ~~ ,,_ -1. ·~~·•· • ~"' W~ that the Jut presl-A oplendld bonor llJard with they certalnly relaled to whlelt for ahett cadence and demonatratod rather clearJt,
dtnt to visit Europe, lhe lite the white • plmne! of their circumstance. 1mp1ct. cannot appfoac:b the bow be lotendl to IO about
WUISVILLE, Ky. (UPI)-John F. Kennedy, brouahl out hetm.ta rtppttns In the winter "Neu-. Go llomel Neu· ugly thumping IOUJld 0 I his hullneu of meeting ~ cheering .crowds In Parla, wind ; a mtlttary band at rigid onn, Go Homel" "Neu-oon, Go Rome" when leadu1 •Jth pubUc reaction
Dele.gates from K statea con-Vienna and London. Tht Nllon attenUon wilting the signal These were the 1 n I t t a J yelled In unison. a aecooduy conakleratlon. '"'
eluded a two.day convention people also knew that com-to blare ln'° a sonorous ar-greeting• and no more than In the larger eooteit of Nix· It wa1, indeed, JD entlrt)J·
Sunday by electing eauror-par:ilm& were inevitable. rangement ot the Star Spang!-100 -lOO at the outside -on's five-nation trip, thlJ wu new eaocept of presldenttal
nla Publhiher William K. Th1I ta why they stress at ed Banner; what looked Uke petlOCll partjclpated. The.ir an exceedingJy minor evut travel o ve r 1ea1, w1th.
every opportunity that this Is a mUe of brilliant red carpet; voices were distinct A few and certainly not as ill-man-ceremony ltrlpped doWo ~
Shearer permanent chairman a working instead of a purely and an honor guard to an yards away on the same plat.-nered or as vociferous as the barf.st amtn!Ufll, l'OUl!na·
of a new national comerva-ceremonial \rip, elegant pavilion w h er e form, there w1s a cluster of demonstrations aimed at Nil· pubUe turnouts eocoar~ bl,
live party. As the President's hi& Air distinguished guests waited to perhaps 200 people who were on on several occas.ioM in neither the bolt eowniinenfi,
A site for party beadquart.1_F_orce __ o_ne_ro_ll_ed_to_a_st_•P __ m_ee_t_th_e_Pr_w_d_•n_t. ____ loudl_.;;.Y..;pn>_Am_e_rl_can_and __ th_e_y_IWr_· _own __ coun __ 1ry __ dur_1ng __ the __ nor __ Amer1can ___ .,._1>w1ea __ ._
ers was not decided upon,
nor was an official name se-•
J lected. State party dues were
set at $25 a month.
• Shearer tol<f the convention, ' -• • ••vou are now the owners of
a national poUtical party in a
real and -genuine sense. We
are now on the way to sav-
ing America."
f:IANDICAPPE.D, AMERICAN VISITS SCHOOL
Bill P•11mort, 39,; Wiii Rtceiv~ ~wa rd From Nixon
!Jnolliclal\y <Alling llaell
the "American Independent
Party," the convention laid
the groundwork for its 1972
presidential campaign by re-
solving to work toward repeal
of the federal income tax, re-
peal of the 1968 federal open
housing act and American
v.•ltbdrawal Cr o m the North
Atlantic Treaty Organization
(NATO).
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Handicapped American'
Malces Something of It Only stronl objections by
Shearer tabled a proposed
ultimatum to end the war In
Vietnam. That resolution call-
ed r 0 r the Communists to im-
mediatelv cease all 3J?Rl'f.S·
sion Jn Vietnam or the U. S.
and Sooth Vietnam would
wage Rll«it war against
jforth Vleljwn "using what-
evl'!I' weapans l'lflees!llJ"Y."
EAST CHICAGO, Ind. (AP)
-Bill Passmore visited every
room on the five floors of
St. Catherine's Hospital Sun-
day, just as for so many Sun-
days the past 20 years.
There Was additional hap-
piness in his voice th.is time.
patients said. The 39-year-old
Negro amputee had just been
named ''Handicapped
American of 1968."
"It's my Sunda y ritual ,"
Asia Plane
Crash Kills
5 Americans
said Passmore, who will
receive the award from Presi-
dent Nixon in May. "Nothing
keeps me from my rounds,
not even this grel!-t honor." Pa..ssmcre lost· both legs
after injtiring bis Spine in a
football accident when he was
15. "A handicap is only what
you make it," he Wd.
Passmore doesn't m a k e
n1uc h of his,
After graduating from high
school, he worked 11 years
as a midnight·shift taxicab
dispatcher so he could devote
days to work ing with the han-
dicapped and disadvantaged.
For the past four years he
has worked full time counae.14
ing, training and placing
disadvabf.aged youth 0 f ' the
Neighborhood Youth Corps. Be
has found )obs for hundreds .
The convention. a result cf
the 1968 presidf'ntial camp::iign nr fonner Alabama Gov.
Georg.-C. Wallace, was ignor-
trf by Wa l Tac -e and his
vice nresirlential running
m::tte. C:en. Curtis E. Lemay.
B o th men iqoored invl-
tatinns tn attenri. So did ::i riPJ-
ri;i:ation from Alabama. Of the
five stalPc:: carried by Wallace
in the 1698 election. only Ar-
kanw had a delegation at-
tending.
or them in recent months. · Nixon Gives Up
TAIPEI (UPI) - A Na-"Having a physical handicap
lionalist Chinese a 1r11 n i; r actually -helps wjt~ theae l\.TO .4. r ard
c3111ht fire and crnbed:'4>c1ay -.":bf sald. "It con tOadr". , , .. .,,. ~ , ._. ..__ them lhat what ccunts is what ~ l .,.. · on: the outsklrh ."" "' """"' ycu want to be tn life, not!· ~ 1f!A$JIINGTON {UPJ) 1!-~
kill.Ing all 36 per.sons aboard, what you are right now." . President N.lJon bu stven ap
including five Americans, Passmore's wheel chair ts his honorary, JI f e . t t me
police reported. seldom at rest. A bachelor, membenhlp 1n the .National
Tbe plane was a two-engine he is past president of the Rlfle AlllociaUon. An i.lde aald
turboprop owned by Far East Chicago Jaycees, spansor Nixon disavowed the mem-
E<istern Air Tran!porl, a Na-of Convicts Anonymous at the bership when be re11lgned
tiooalist Chinese-0wned firm state prison , vice president lrom all clubs and organizl.
operating ins ide Taiwan • of the Northern I n d i a n a lions after tatlng office. The
lt took off from Kaohsiung Political Action Alliance and NRA membenhlp was given
a~ 10 minutes later the pilot assistant superintendent of his Nixon when he was vice pres-
reported engine trouble and , cruircll's Sunday school. tdent.
reQuested emergency landing I;,_ ____ ;_ _ _,•,,,..,.=,..-.-:~=,--------!
clearance at Tainan, 28 miles
northeut of Kaohsiung.
An airline spokesman said
the' plane apparently caught
rirfi ln midair and crashed' ()n-
tofarmland on the· outskirts of
Tainan.
Americanl abolp'd w e r e
identified as R. Y. Alejandro,
Gavin D. Agustin, and J. T.
Legge, all military personnel ;
and B. A. Lafrance, a
businessman, and P. J .
Burgess, a woman missionary
stationed on Taiwan.
Budge Na n1 ed
To Head SEC
WASlllNGTON (UPI) -
President ,Nixon hel named
Hamer H , Budge chairman
of . the ~rlties and Ex·
change Cc>mmJsiOn. Budge, 58,
is a fonner R e pub·l lca n
Congressman from Idaho. He
sucteeds Manuel F. COOen
wbo ruiped u chairman for
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·Reserve Planes • Ill .Pue·hlo Sad Crisis
WASHINGTON (AP) responsive. They cou1d not be warfare w a 1 Impossible," given to our reurve during Navy hai. reassessed U.s a\. Am.q other t.bincs, tbt act.
Navy Reserve fijhler and deplo)o<d iboml ship wil!Joul Mlcbaells lllld. their IAai:Uve dull'• liolDlhg tltude toward the mervet and mlral uld, recl!llr !la.y of· -bf< oquadrooS called to 1 dw>8< o1 aircraft and much The tw<Mtar admiral said periods ,.., lnldeq-w ;., Wl<lerialllng· a llcnlllCfnl ficert and enlisted meo ba'''
..u" duty alter the Pueblo traWDc." it became ne<eaSa!)I, a11er He prabod .t\ie~ eiiort to u~ the,.,...., Flooer bee!1 uslped to se!ecled
capture IUt year were unfit n>e-tralnlng planes "were squ~ were mobilit.td, to of the lncYvidatal • rtlltt'Yilt5, to the repiir Naval establish· reserve ~ u n l t I to provide
for deployment beeause ~ir I take aircraft "from otber • .vi.... .. • .._., , dtmonstrall.'d ment. • : manv crltlcal akllls.
bs I I ad not only outmoded for dep oy-~ "'" ,..,, ·o ·•
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'planes were . 0 0 e e, an · ment aboard carriers but alriildy austere fleet patlence wlUa. 1temingly In· "We must r.plac:e ..-.antt Mkhaelis allO indicated the m~:~ sa.i!dm. Frederlck H. oblolete to 'such an extent reaoutees and transfer them" aurmount.aJJle obltaclet" and we are gMng .(IW'M.tva a Nav: ts revamping previous Pt.on.
M"'·elis said heavy battle !bat reali.oUc training in to \he reserve Wlits. u!Umalely ,.oelled. maximum ..t lllree yem -thinking that ,,,..,., Wlits ~1_1_.w •• ~ "" 1753 .MM721
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At•llthit
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bal-wortby planes from the
reserve. In return, he $lid,
reserve units got outmoded
training aircraft.
His statements 1mounted to
the first official
acknowledgement that the sis
Navy Reserve fighter and at·
tack sq uadrons were in such
shape v.·hen they were mobiliz-
ed Jan. 26, 1968.
Michaelis, assistant deputy
chief of naval operaUons fJr
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a speech to ! Reserve Officers
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with such planes as the F4
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training and support for the
Naval Air Reserve. The six
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Voting Act
At Stake in
South' Study
WASHINGTON (UPI) -
The Ni.Ion ad.ministration is
making the first attempt to
survey Negro and white voting ·
patterns in the South during
a presidential election.
Under the direction of the
Justice department's c iv i I
rights division, the govern·
ment is trying to determine
the effectiveness of the 1965
Voting Rights Act in six
Southern states and part of
a seventh.
Jerris Leonard, assistant at-
torney general for civil rights,
said in an interview the study
of the 1968 presidenUal elec-
tion in these ·areas will be
correlated with a study of
local elections, throulf>oul the
Sooth this spring.
The statistics produced by
these two sb.idies -in com-
bination with census figures
and past Negro regi!tration
data -will form the basis
for Atty. Gen. John Ji. Mit-
chell's recommendation Ao
President Nixon on whether
to extend the key section of
the law which expires in 197tl.·
His predecessor, .fonner At-
ty. Gen. Ramsey Clark, urged
Congress to extend the section
whkb allows the goV1!rnment
to move wherever it finds
discriminatory voling prac-
tices over the previous five
years.
It is understood Mitchell will
make no recommendation un-
UI be has results of the survey
in hand.
"We have an obligation to
present Congress with some
statistics," Leonard said.
Just one month dn the Job,
the new civil rights chief, 38,
a former Wisconsin legislative
leader, could not recall that
t h e r e have been any com·
plaints about interference
with voting rights in the Nov .
S election.
But he stressed the dif·
ficulties in the alt.empted
survey. The division has
nowhere near the manpower
to conduct 1 ,full , acate. study
and is faced with the problem
of trying lo go back and
detennine ·which voters were
white and which were black.
The act applies in any state
where Negro voting in the
1964 presidential election num·
bered less than 50 percent
of the state's voting age Negro
population, or where less than
half of the registered Negroes
actually voted.
Wilderness
Meet Slated
"Wilderness. the Edge or
Knowledge" is the theme of
the Elevent.b B l e n n i a 1
WUdemess Conference.
llpol1IOr<d by the Sierra Club
and the Sierra Club Foun-
dation Man:h 14-1! at the
Hilton Hotel in San Francisco.
Most of the ball-day con-
ference sessiooB wW b e
-lo Ala!ka, the unique quality of wi~rne.ss and Ute
difficulUelJ I n v o I v e d In
-hJglt. Denitl B.-· .uten, Ltctla'er
1D Geography at the Unlver»·
11 o1 Calllornla, will be coo-tennce dWnnan. Abo on tbt
.provam will be rormer
·~ or the tntertor.
8lelrut L. Udall.
In this fi:re;-'S-qaea1ing,~tarq~e-oot
world,~is tb~re a: ·pl~ce for an automobile
that can stoP-: heroically?
Merc_elles•Renz thinks so.
At a traffic light, a num6er o1
5leek, snarling domestic can can. blast
ahead of the sedate Mercedes-Benz
250 pictured at right.
So be it, say Mercedes-Benz
engineers. So be it, ,ay Mercedes-
Benz: 250 owners.
A _question of empliasis • • , It's not th:at tlie Mrrcedes-Benz
en~~rs don't know how to build a
potent motor car.
Their 6.3 Mercedes-Benz
300SEL, for example, recently ap-
praised by Road and Track.as "merely
the gfeatest sedan in the world," is the
fastesf series production sedan ever
made.
But that exubuant machine is
inten'dedJor the autobahns, and other
wide 'open spaces, where high speed
driving is relatively safe. And it sells
to a rather rarefied clientele at a rather
rarefied $14,450'''.
For their bread-and.-butter
models in the $4,500 to $10,000 range
-cars for everyday people in every-
d.ay traffic-Mercedes-Benz engineers
take a much more pragmatic view.
Stubbomly refusing to sacrifice a driv-
er's poclC.etbook to his libido, they
insist on striking a sane bala nce be-
tween engine size and fuel economy.
Result: the new 250 is endowed
with a 6-cylinder, overhead-cam, 7-
main-bearing gem of a powerplant. It
can hurtle this 3,000 pound Mercedes-
Benz along indefinitely at the highest
posted speeds in America-with en-
ergy in reserve. Yet fuel consumption
rivals that of the lowliest domestic
compacts.
The liot-rodder who torques
out in front of a Mercedes-Benz 250
scores a Pyrrhic victory indeed.
Turnabout
The owner of a Mercedes-
Benz 250, on the other hand, can con·
fidently challenge the driver of any
domestic seda,, to a stoplight duel-.it
stopping.
The blunt fact is that not one
domestic sedan, regardless of price.
comes with 4-wheel disc brakes. But
every Mercedes-Benz, regudless of
pric~lilc.e 200-mph Grand Prix rac-
ing cars-Comes with a massive disc
brake at t:O~ wheel
Why do experts rate discs su-
perior to conventional drum brUes7
Beca~. in a variety of situa-
tiom-ln rainy weather driving when
bn.kff may get wet, in downhill d.riv-
int: with continual braking, even in one:
unokins panic stop after another at
.-
Tht iso comts with .f-wlu:tl disc brakt•. No domrstic itdon dotf, Somrthini to ~lop i:ind lhink i:ibowt.
C)l'.treme speeds-disc brakes are far
better able to dissipate /1cal nnd n1ois-
h1re, and thus to resist fading or lock-
up, the most common typcs'of brake
failure.
Me rcedes-B enz. engineers Uc-
licvc 1/111t Ilic brak es should be tlic
n1ost pou.1erf11 / part of any car. In a
Mercedes-Benz, they are.
One-upmanship
As you might expect, the Mer-
cedes~Benz 250 also handles and cor-
ners better than all domestic sedans-
even the newest 1969 "dreamboats" to
roll off the assembly line.
Scrapping the solid rear axle
system of conventional cars, the 250
uses an all-lridept.ndent suspension,
plus anti-sw.Y bars frontandrear. The
result is leec~-lilc.e roadability-even
on rutted and potholed gravel Janes.
Thert is no sloppy play in the
steering, either. You are blessed with
the "fed" of the road. When you turn
the wheel, the car reacts Instantly.Sud-
denly, you are a more confident driver.
Many cars are designed to win
ad.mira ti on for their owners. Mercedes-
Benz ca rs arc designed to win admi-
rat ion fro 111 their owners. Quite a
distincti on.
The pinnacle of safety
Of all the •.vorld's motor cars,
concluded Car and Driv er magazine
after road testing the new 250, the cur-
rent Mercedes-Benz line "represents
the present pinnacle in safe car en-
gineering."
This sober judgment is based
in part on the remarkable responsive-
ness of the 250, its almost uncanny
ability to evade blundering motorists.
But it reAects, too, the extraor-
dinary measures Mercedes-Benz engi-
neers have taken to provide prolective
packaging for passengers if the worst
happens-measures that go beyond
the letter of U.S. safety regulations.
The 2SO's entire passenger
compartment is built as • sturdy "safety
zone." Doon are designed to stay shut
on impact. The front and rear sections
of the car are engineered lo crun1ple in
a violent crash at Q controlled rate, ab-
sorbing shock and reducing the threat
of serious injury.
"My car was wrecked,'' r:e·
ported a Mercedes-Benz owner after a
serious head-on collision, "but thanks
to Mercedes-Benz safety engineering,
I escaped with my life."
Flat-out in comfort
The 250 is as habitable as it is
roadworthy and safe.
Probing with steth'oscopes, en-
gineers tracked down and winnowed
out irksome harmonic vibrations in the
bodywork and drive train. "There is as
little inside noise at 100 mph as at a
standstill," observed a joumal.ist after
test runs on a racing circuit.
Slip into the seat of a 250. It
reclines-for catn-aps. Oteck the rur
shelf. Carp<ted. Nudge the door closed.
A satisfying "ka-chunk."
Bomtohlst
Your 250 is built wttR uncom·
promising care to make it & durable
investment, too. It is not bolted into
being, like an ordinuy car, but solidi-
fied by thousands of welds. After
S0,000 miles or so, you ?NY begin to
wonder lf it will roer rattle.
More than four coats and :C.C
pounds of paint and primer rust pro-
tection are lavished on each car at the
factory. The insides of the hubcaps are
coated.
Even tlle lineS are designed for:
durability. Mercedes-Benz scorns
planned obsole~ence, and deliberately
gives all its motor cars the same daS-
sic look, free of faddish touches that
can readily betray age-and erode your
investment.
(Sidelight, While this similarity
between Merc~es-Benz models and
vintages is a boon to the owner of a
250, it may be a hazard to some: driv-
ers. Consider the traffic-light dragster
who guns his engine at a "250" -only
to writhe in the ignomi!'Y of having
taunted a 6.3 Mercede!-Beru: 300SE~
instead.)
[£you think the 250 soun.Cls like
an unconventional car, you're right. It
is. Defiantly so. Mercedes-Benz does
not build conventional cars-and
never will.
24-page brochure
For more details on the 250, a
shrewd $5,299• investment, mail the
coupon for a colorful 24-page brochure.
Better: yet, drop by the showroom and
"rrange to test the car, Driving is be-
lieving.
Other models to ponder:
280SE Sedan-the most road-
worthy car you can buy in the luxury
class, fuel-injection engine, $6,577•.
280SL Roadster-a sports car
for grown-ups, combines soul--stining
performance with comfort, $6,885•.
220 Diesel-the only diesel
Mercedes-Benz male.es, gives small<ar
economy in a big, safe sedan that may
well endure for decades, $4,7eo•.
600 Grand Merc<des-the uJ.
timate motor car, $23,759•.
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LEGISLATU RE BUDGETED -Saving for a day in Sacramento
to watch state governing bodies in action are (left to right) the
Mmes. Joe Carbo, Thomas Doh!, John Don, Hany Burford and
Paul Hutton, members of the Leegue of Women Voters of Hunt·
ington Beach. The league is inviting. area women to join them· in·
a flying trip.to the Capitol to·vi:Sit the assembJy and sen~te, .lunch.
with assemblymen.and attend aome committee sessions Reserva.:
tiOllS may be made by calllng Mrs. N~·Sallee W-ll007. . ' ' .
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·Ladies' Night Out'
Distingulshed speakers will
be heard during the second
annual Ladies' Night Out
sponsored by the Ladies' Guild
of Sts. Simon a nd Jude
Catholic Church, Huntington
Beach.
'I1lc meeting will take place
at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday,
htarch 5, in lhe Sher:::r.ton-
Beach Inn.
Principal speaiter will be the
Rev. Peter Curran, a
Dominican priest who receiv-
ed his doctorate in sacred
theology in the University of
SL 'Thomas, Rome . He will
discuss The Modem Christian
Juniors Collect Coins
Fo r Project Con ce rn
Pennies for Project Concern will be collected
by members of the Huntington Beach Junior Wrr
man's Club on Saturday, ~1arch 1, in front of the
Sav-on Drug Store, Marina Village Shopping Cen-
ter, Edinger Avenue and Springdale Street.
In charge of il display showing items from un-
derdeveloped countries which can be purchased for
pennies is Mrs. Ralph Stephens, international af-
fairs chairman.
WOllWL
Tho Rev. Curran has taught
In the Univenity of London,
England, and the Dominican
Colleae, San Raphael.
He ls director of St. Thomas
Aquinas IDltitule !0< adult
educallon ~t a c bf: I ~
theology at M t st. Mary'3
College, Los Ange
1be Rev, I~ Jltlter, 1 '
missionary pilot prQt >who.
spent 17 years ht New-Guinea,
will relate his uperiences in
that country, and Provincial
Allen McCoy will come from
Santa Barbara lo attend.
Other special guests will be
Mrs. R. C. Immegart, vice
president of the Los Angeles
Arcbdiocesian Confraternity of
CbrlsUan Women, and Mrs.
Nell McElrath, praldenl of
the Oronge County Dwlery.
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'Come Fly With Me'
Invitation
.Extended ..
Huntington Valley women are urged to start saving
their pennies for an interesting and informative experi ..
ence to take place Wednesday, March 19.
They all are invited to join the League of Womeg_
Voters of Huntington Beach fOr a day in Sacramento.
CUrrently 30 members of the league ar~ pla nning to fly
to the Capitol for a first-hand view of our slate govern..
ment in action.
Although plans yet are tentative, the league has
contacted Assemblymen Robert H. Burke and Kenneth
Cory for their assistance with the arrangements.
The group plans to spend the entire day in Sacra·
mento, flying out of Los Angeles at 8 a.m. and return ..
ing at approximately 7:35 p.m. Air fare will be $32, and
women wishing to . share the excitement of witnessing
government in action are requested to make reserva•
tions with Mrs . Norman Sallee, 847..0007, by Saturday,
March 1. Mrs. Sallee is making arrangements for the
tour. .
During the morning women will observe the assem ..
bly and hope to sit in on some of the committee meet ..
ings. Following luncheon with the assemblymen, plans
include talks by Senator John Schmitz and Jesse M.
Unruh.
The group hopes to observe the senate during the
afternoon.
· Included among league members who are planning
to take the trip are the Mmes. Albert Andrews, Leroy
Barickman, R. T .. Cutler, 'I'h_omas qohl, John Don,
George Edmiston, Gerald Finley, Franklin Gilchrist,
Raymond Hampton, James Jones, Robert Kemp, Ken·
netb Marl)>n, Bernard O'Laughlin, R. E. Potes, Joseph
Ribal, Sallee, Arthur Tonelli, Norman Whipple and John
Wrigllt.
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Other-activities of the International affairs Se<:·
tion include collecting tools for a Catholic Mission
School on the island of .Majuro in the Marshall
chain. The Rev, Leonard Hacker maintains the in-
terdenominational mission school and has set up a
community band and workshop. Instruments for
the band and tools for the shop are needed , and
anyone wishing to make a donation may contact
Mrs. Stephens at 892-3233.
Mrs. George Gautbler,
pr.sldenl of the Ladles' Guild,
bu requested reservation.! be
made immediately 1 l n c e
seaUng capacity b limited to
less than 400 people.
New Group of Delta Gamma . Alums Ascending
Juniors a1so have donated to Meals for Millions,
American Field Service and Project Hope.
Two original oU paintings
will be offered as prizes dur·
ing the meeting.
Rising on the Huntington Valler horizon Is a new chapter of Delta
Gamma Alumnae. The new association. recently elected officers
and plans its next meeting next Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. in the
\Vestminster home of Atrs. Larry Hudack. Presiding will be (left
to right) the Mmes. Roger Weninger, president; Victor Bullock
Jr. treasurer; Hudack, secretary, and Marry T. Riegel Jr., vice
president. AH Delta Gammas in the area are welcome to attend
the meeting and learn more about the new ·associatio.,.
Coed Clobbers Compla.int,
DEAR ANN LANDERS: I have a !"'
au.ggestions ftf' the guys who complained
about the abortage ot female at
Michigan Technological U n i v e r at t y
otherwise known as "Da Tech.'
I went there so I happen to know
a litUe ~mething about "the problem."
First: If you guy• would wash your
clothes once in a While It might h e I p.
You fellows whet complain the loudest
about "oo dames up here" are the
ones who wear the u.me T-lbirU ud
jeans for a whole atmelter. I cannot
promise Instant results, boyl, but rm
8UJ'e u )'00 charming gont1emen "'"' a shade neater the gtrlJ woold be a
whole Jot friendlier.
Sean!: If yoo guys would stop calling
the coeds 0 Water Buffalo" In the achoo!
ANN LANDERS ~
paper they might be easier to 11t along
with.
Third: I suggest you lads cbeck the
sumiundinc ton1tol7 H '°" 'dilel -anythin(f ,.. 11 k • .. lfouPtoa. My
griduatlng clus In Flnlander (a lllllll
town nearby) b I d H girls ..i thrM
boyg. Every girl In the clus .... better
than average looking. 'lliey cooJd COOk,
sew, type term papen and troa shirts.
Two of the gtrlJ had latben on the
HOUJhton police fore<. (Thi• can be
one beck of an asset.)
I hope you print this letler, Ann.
~ mepo up !hero need to be wised
up. -AN EX LOCAL.llAKI DEAR EX: nub for ._ ~.
I .... Mliti~tdJ. at Da Td tacb
tlilo -la .. llollelta -la ._ maia UIL It coUI ...... I "" u-.
DEAR ANN LANDERS :' Our only
Cites Cleanliness as Cause
da\llhter II llW1'ied and bu t•o
adorable ebUdren. tbey live on the other
aide of the state. It's a good 1even
hour drive from here.
Bertie Jo married a nice young man
who bu a colltge diploma. My husband
can't stand him. I've tried to find out
why he dislikes Herbert so much but
all he will aay ii. "That (eJIOw's northern
accent gets on my nerves." I thlnk
our aoo-in-law talks right nict. I have
oo trouble understa~ him, but my
hUlband Insists Herbert Jllls on t h I I
Y.-toll: because be tmws It rubl
10rDe Soutbernen the wroac way.
llertie Jo and Herbert come lo viii!
UI -0 7'11' ud atay fO< two dayl. 1 CIJll 1e11 you oow I look r ...... ud
to seeing oar adorable grudchlldren.
Thil 1111 trip WU the wont. In leos
than an hour 1 my husband aald 10mething
rotten to H~, a n d Bertie Jo and
J were tenseCnp all day long for I e a r
the men ·WO\lld come to blOWI. They
lert an hour ago and my husband didn't
even say good-by. He spent the last
11ix hours sitting in his car listening
to L'lc radio.
Please, Ann, tell me what to do about
this awful situation. -TROUBLE IN
TflNNESSEE
DEAR. TROUBLE: Take a bu er
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CONFIDENTIAL TO SHOCKED AND
DISAPPOINTED: Genuine gold ri~ can
turn the finger green, too, Dearie. It
hu to do with the alkaline balance
of the indlviduaJ, so reserve judgment,
please.
Drlnklnt may be 1•tn11 te the lllla J'M
ru wkJl -Mt It cu ,.t 1" 1W.-
f1r keeps. VOi eae CMl it ud 1111
popular. Ruel "Boole ud Yoe -Fer T_,... Olly." Sead •·call la cot. .................. "' .... ~..-,... .. , .....
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Indian Maidens Learn Modern Techniques
YMCA Indian :r.taidens from Huntington Beach's Choctaw Tribe
deserted their teepees to attend a luncheon in the Southern Cali·
fornia Edison Co. in Huntington Beach. After learnin,g tlps for
Horoscope
Leo: You're or.
TUESDAY
FEBRUARY 25
By SYDNEY 0MARR
''Tbe wlM man controls hia
dellin1 ... A1trolo0 pointl the
way." ..uuE8 (March Zl·Aprll 11):
Cl1I ltom ... lll authority CGUlil lead to jaunlq. Handle
,........blllty. O...~ objecl ·to
,._ aulpment. Check
Ioctl; !lpros -Ir)' to gel
travelfng done early In day.
TAlllUJS (Aprll IO-May lll):
Take.,m!UaUvt. MooeY earned
in unique ID4lllltt. Profitable
coatacts iDdicsted; exude coo-
fld~ce. Be -original and In·
dependent .Personal
magnetism ratlng is high .
GEllllNI (May 21.Jun< lll):
You may change your mind
about lndMdual wile appein
-L· Favor ti performed
for you. ctrcmnltanctl react
ln your favor. Move ahead.
Obtain hint from TAURUS ......,e.
CANCER (Jun•-11.July II):
Some unusual event.I occur
wblch dlrectly aflecl you.
Frlmdl are involved; 10 are
hopes IDd wllboo. Cooperate
with one wbo sUttl apeclal
iotertll Shire' tnowled&e..
You're I wlm>er.
LEO (July IS-Allf. 12): You
meet people IDd go places.
Social activity In ere a 1e1.
Display · aI>owmansbfp, """'
of humor. Be venaWe. You
are invited to join apeclaJ
group. Answer ill affirmative.
VIRGO (Aug. IS-Sept 21):
Study detalfl, be aware of
Traditional Honor
Junior Club to Fete
Seniors at Luncheon
the Go
subtle nuances. H&nd.11 cur-
rent duties with aplomb. U
thorouab, you I m p r e a 1
auperion. Talk of promotion
could feature day. Study
ARIES messaie .
LIBRA (Sept. 23--0ct. 12):-
Planl are made and cbanied.
JnvoJves travel and wrttte11
word. Strengthen p e r s o n 1 I
pl>ilosoplly. B e perceptive.
Find reuons why. Tonight
newa coma c oncerning
career, commun:lty project.
SCORPIO (OCt.13-Nov. 21)'
Family di!cllssion concernlng
accounll, upeodilures ls ia.
order. Seek harmony, but face
facts in realistic manner.
Study legal documents.
especially as they affect
money.
SAGmARIUS (Nov. 11-
Dec. 21): Ava.id sell-deception.
Take oU rose-colored glasses.
Cooperate where partnerships
are concerned. Accent on le&al
aflaln. Obtain bfnt from
SCORPIO message.
. CAPRICORN (Dec. :.Jan.
19}: Give attention to co-
workers. You need ald from
those who serve you. Be bulc.
Outline needs. Show that yo11
appreciate and are capable
of reciprocating.
, freezing leftover "in jun vittles," the maidens and their guests
; enjoyed a · light luncheon and presentation of dOOr pi:izes . Funds
received from the event will hl!lp tribe activities. Mrs. Liz Lynch,
Edison home economist, shows Mrs. James Campbell and Mrs.
Dale Conrad (left t o rtght) just how to place their freezer.ready
packages.
Thursday, Feb. 'rl has been
selected as the date when the
Junior Ebell Club of Newport
Beach will honor its spouor·
ing club according to trad1Uon.
supported the Simple Simon
production by selling 7 3
tickets.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-F•b.
IS ): Display interest i n
youngsters. Day f ea t u r e s
romance, change, p o s s i b I e
travel and variety. You are
active and exude air of ex-
citement. This iJ your tlnd
of time.
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a report by Mrs. Roger
Sherman, health chairman, on
the recent bridge luncheon
which ra.l.sed hmdl for educa·
tional materials for the Com-
mittee to Eradicate Syphlfl!,
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H1w1ilan Honeymoon
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Get the prettiest head
.. start on spring with a
Penney "Treasure Creme Oil"
budget permanent!
8.88
frosting, 14.50 Complete
Sh1mpoo incl set • • • • • • • • $3
(""°"" T-oiid Wed. only)
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Combs-Kistle Nuptials
Solemnized • 1n Newport
The chapel of St. Andrew·s
Presbyterian C h u r c h in
Newport Beach, was chosen
for the wedding of John
Wesley Combs Jr. of Newport
Beach and Barbara Mae Kis-
tle, who said their vows before
the Rev. Dr. Charles 11.
Dierenfield.
Parents of the bridal couple
are Mrs. Moille Combs of San-
ta Ana and Mr. and Mrs.
Russell Kistle of Corona del
Mar.
daffodils, daisies, b a b y ' s
breath and fern .
B r adley Combs of
Bakersfield, brother of the
bridegroom, served as best
man and ushers were James
Hog se th and Walter
McGonigle.
After the ceremony, guests
gretted the newlyweds in the
church's Fireside R o o m ,
where Mn. Harold Fidler of
Costa Mesa circulated the
guest book.
A delayed honeymoon trip
lo the Hawaiian Islands is
plan,ned by the new Mr. and
Mrs. Combs, who will reside
in Newport Beach.
The bride attended Woodrow
Wilson High School. Lorig
Beach, and Santa Ana College.
Her husband attended the
University pf Mexico and the
University of S o u t h e r n
California.
Sculptress Gives Talk
Officers of the Ebell Club
of Newport Beach will be
guests at a luncheon and pro-
gram beginnlng at 10 a.m.
in the Ebell CJuJ;bou1e,
Balboa. The health committee will
sponsor a showing on Feb.
:le of the film "A Quarter
of a Million Teenagers" which
deals with the problems of
venereal d Is ease. Parents
from 2S area schools and the
public have been invited.
Junior president, Mr 1 •
Edwanl Whitehouae Jr., will
welcome Ebell officers, the
Mmes. Clayton 1bompson.
president; L.H. Mc:Qrl.de, first
vice president; L. W. Jenks,
second vice president ;·
Freeman Fisher, third vice
president, and H e r b e r t
Puterbaugh, ways and means Club Seeking
chairman.
Members and honored ( d Pl guests will enjoy • program a r a ye rs
presented by the Foundation for the Junior Blind focusing Star Club, 'Order· of the
00 the summer camp program Eastern Star, ill offering an
for blind c h 11 d r e n , Cam-afternoon and evening card
perships at f75 each have been party next Friday in Laguna
given ea'ch year by the Beach Masonic Hall.
Juniors. Dessert wlll be served at
Mrs. Gus Chabre, fine arts both the 1 to 4 p.m. gathering
PIBCE!l (Feb. If.March lll):'
Take stepa to improve home
lile. Accent on bulc domestic
bsues. Property llhould be
repaired. Doo't by--aafety
meuures. Live up to put
commltments.
IF TODAY IS VOUR
BIBTHDAY you are intuitive,
at times moody; you are more
the introvert than vice versa.
You are about to embark upon
new project.
GENERAL TENCENCIES:
Cycle high far GEMINI,
CANCER, LEO. Special word
to PISCES: greater freedom
indicated tonlghL
For the morning rites, the
bride chose a long gown of
chanlilly lace over s i I k
organza, encrusted with seed
pearls and sequins, fashioned
with long sleeves and a chapel
train. Her silk illusion veil
chairman, will aIUlOUDCe com-and 7:30 to 10 p.m. sets.loo.·
"-1 •~· M 0 11 1 nd ·"-Mm G M V pletlon of the Pennies for Art Tickets are $1, and Laguna Book Group · OK:U p .. .,.,., rs. e a u..:: es. · · ance, h •~ I Beach Winter Festival vbitors Fischer will be a 5....,.ial H project w ere .,.,., was co -....... orace Dobson, Earle Klep-I ted •-s pport the Hallmark are inviled. Fur t be r in-The Book Discussion Group s peaker for the regular N "' w u
I h . f W . per, Orman Christen.sen and Art contest award. The group formation may be obtained of Newport Beach Friends of
-was held in place with a head·
piece of matching lace and
seed pearb, ind she carried
a bouquet of white roses .
baby's breath, stepbanotis and
lemon leaves.
unc eon meeung 0 omen s John Brekke. also contributed $10 each to by calling Mrs. John Williams, the Library gather the last
Society of Christian Service, ·All church members and the Council of Arts and the 494-0686 or Mrs. Arthur Stead, Wednesday of the month in Ch~~ UtnitUed30M e t h ~~ i s t ther friends are invited. Children's Theater Guild and 49f.6644. Mariners Library at 10 a.m.
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In silk organza gowns of
lime, avocado and forest
green, members of the bridal
party were Mrs. J e a n n e
Vanderburg, matron of honor,
and the Misses Joy Stephenson
and Lois Tollefson, attendents.
They carried arrangements of
row in U>e church. II
Hostesses will be Mn.
James Russ and Mrs. Carl
Caldwell and the Misses Lob
and Lari Lyerla and Carol
Bartu!ch.
The program, Including final
chapters of the study book,
"Christ and Crisis i n
Southeast Asia, 11 will b e
presented by Miss lJJis Lyerla
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Secretaries to Hear
Brief on . Legislation
The Revere HOUR ln Tustin
lf!!l be the scene of lbe Feb.
17 meeting of Orange Counly
Legal Secretaries Association
when John Lewis, assistant
county clerk of the Supefior
Court In Orange County ls spey;.r. ,
Lewis, a clerk for the past
1S years,, will have u his
toplc New and Pending
Sisterhood
Temple Sharon's Sisterhood
meets the fourth Wednesday
of lbe month in Temple
Sharon Religious School, Costa
Mesa, at f p.m.
Legisl&tion.'
Those attending will hear
of the third quarterly meeting
of the Board of Governors
Of Legal Secretaries, Inc.
which !not plat!e In Pasadeoa.
R e pr e sentativet of 51
Calllornia Asaocivtlona
gathered iII Puad<na in-
cluding Orange Count I an I
Mrs. Robert F. Matthews,
governor. pro tem, Mr s •
Theodore C. Bangs,
parllamenWian, and Mrs.
Lester L. Levasseur,
hlstorian.
Reservations for tbe Feb.
27 dinner meeting may be
made by c11lling Mn. Doris
Crlbbes, 543-0L'll, en. 344.
• MRS. MICHAEL TAYLOR
Exchanges Vows, Rings
Nancy Brechtel Now
Mrs. Michael Taylor .
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June Date
Selected
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Rings for the man In your Ufe.
Clockwise from 1 o'clock:
Oval signet. 870. Sapphire, 985.
Smaff signet. $29.50
Black sapphire with diamond, $395.
Center sapphire, $135.
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Yo11r Chtr9• Account it Wtlcome .,.
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• Mon.., Thtta..FrL 10:00 t111 t-.30 Ollllr Drys lt:OD a me
HB Auxiliary
American Legion 'A?xmary
of Huntington Beach gathers
in the American Legion Hall
at 1 :30 p.m. the first Thursday
of each month. On the third
Tbursd8y members may call
Mrs. Arne Jensen, ~2m.
for locaUon.
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jaeob's small 10Idea paff•-pull P,H-
try biscuits from Englend. Split end serve f1ll•d
with ch••s•, lobster, shrimp, chicken, or with fruit
and whipp•d creem, or 1 l % 01. 4tc
aoaek HAlaml stlekll -5 spicy 1tlaml
sticks in • can, A popular cocktail addition -to
serv• alone or with tiny cocktail onions or pickles.
From Belgium. 61/i ox. 1.ot
old fuld~ eoektall oraa1e-wod9.,
cut from fresh orang•• and claliciously su9ar cur.d.
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JewelersSlnc:• 1917
The former In Teclmtcolor
gives .fUm fans Gary Lockwood,
Elke ·Somrl}er, Lee J. Cobb and
Jack Palance In cne. thrilling
movie filled to the brim whh suspense.
Tbe l'ndtl<Ul ls all lbout iwo
shady Broadway characters rho
make a fortune In Jobt Ou of
Oops on the stage. So they come
up with a hft. 'lbat .~eins
\rollble, Zero Mo<tel tops 1he
cui of lbls funny film Cloilng
shop at the· Lido tomorrow
eveitlng.
Reinember the letter "G"
appliet to a picture °'J( ls IUg•
gested for "the general au~
without consideration of age".
according to ·the code ldoph!d
by the Motion Pldure 'A5Socia-
tion of America. '!bat "G" ~
longs (o Tiie Impeulble Yun
scheduled for openen at the
Lido Wednesday. Starring !Ja·
vld Nlven and 17·yeer<oid
Christina Ferrare here is a
happy film about the S&alled
generation gap. '
Free passes to the Lido tr il>e
M-will be malled today ,to
E. S; Webb, 4«lO W. Ba-
Blvd., Newport Beach, F • .J.
~y. 191) Oat st., c.ola ' at ... , w. L. Allyn, l05 Ir!r.
eoroU de! Mar and EUzahc!h
Lewis, 110 -· Balboa Uland.
$225 ' :i.: mA~~-........ _,_ .;;;: ~~al=.,...~!
111-, .. 'l'looMa! do hope that ~ will be lncludid
CAiiar S ,.... -·-.. --$2.50) In our list ol "Picture P ....
"'" s.t., S.. ---$J.OO guesta one day ru!, real -
CeetaMMa~alil. Fountain Vellff, Calif. .
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Grab your Master q.rp tr v~11w~ ---your--,...
f.nt1 AM, Ctllf. _..., Velloy, Calif. want to eojoy a lino IDm 11.:: -,.. "'""'-.............. LldotrMaaa•al&bt-_.._
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New/yWed Meades
Baltimore Ho.me • 1n
Arrsnpmenll ol w h l le
chryaantbemuma. camatloaa
and &ladloll adorned the
Melbodlll C1nu<b of the Good
Shepherd wbtn BeUo Ann
v.,... became Ill!> hrlde of
Wllllam B. Meade.
The Rev. David Walktr
performed the douhlo ring
ceremoey for the dauehter ol
Mr. and llln. Rlcbard v ...
of FOWl!aln ValleJ and the
... ol Mr. and !In. Wl1!lam
H. Meade of BarUemDe.
Okla.
Musical
Interlude·
Awaited •
1111 l!uthlull -ol Mn. Du Baylell wlll be ffDed with
llllllle nm Wednetda1 wbtn
the Colla 14.,. Hieb School
llrq quartet perfOl'IDI for
the Eutblull P!llllwmoolc
Alaoclales.
• \ J'ollowioc tbl 11 a. m.
bo•~--ting c<>nducMd by
Mn. John Hanlb>C. cbalntiln,
Earl 'l'rtldlel, -ol ln-atrumonlal mualc at Colla
11.. llllb School wlll in-
troduce the -. Manbtrl ol the quartet Ir•
Deborall Calma, Ch I~ le ft I
Hendrlcboo, David Gutel and
Cindy Hunl
Luncheon wW be served
alter the pJrfonnance.
1948 Classic
Helps Arti'sts
1be Colla Mesa Art ~ VaUihD U leodl<r.
ncelved a double bonll wbtn Membtnhlp ln the league
James H. De Maras Jr. joined bu topped 300 wilhio the past
1.be roster of the leacue'• year. Recent new members
patroos. include Mrs. D.C. Mafl<>Cb,
De Maru, associated with Mrs. Jeslle Kramer, Mrs.
the BltfP Cun n l n 1 h • m Jouila Took, Clarenc. W. SorensonandGordooAPJw, Museum, doftlled a .valuable all of Colla Mesa, and Mrs.
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Low•r M•ll Acrou fi.om
Woolworth'•
lriifol •f th• So11 Djogo Frwy.
COSTA MESA
1111 Cluolc to the leque and. Dwtll>l Y°""' and Mrs .
It wb resold lhroulh the ef·. Slilrley · Howard, Hunlioglon
forts ol Mr. and Mrs. Qwleo Beach.
Stanley, with the profit goinglr.=======§§§§§§§~
to the scbolanblp and bulldll\i L CARPET!. CARPET! I
fund. WOW1-----,,....,,.."0:-:'"~-:--:=====-='· 1,~:; i\:~.::;,e.:,: 1000's of YARDS
of new art cluses at Costa ROLLENOSI REMNANTS!
Given to marriap by btr
father, the bride won a VJc..
tori.all gown of wlille dllllWJy
lace over aaUn. Her elboW
length veil was caught to •
petal cap of lace and -
pearls, and forming b er
cucade were white roses
which covered a Blble.
Mesa Art Gall•ries, t be OFFGOODSI CARPET FROM
MRS. W. B. MEADE league's showplace. TRACTS!
RocttH Vw1 Mn. Jaycees A claas for btglnnen is LOW, LOW PRICES lllla Judith Ann BertoU of
Hunllngton Beach, maid of
honor, won a chiffon over
taHeta ,.... of hrlChl pink
and carried three long-alen>-
med pink,_._
sister from Lu veg a•. scheduled Fridays from 1'30 Carpet. Warehause
·•-ulaled "· re·•·•-la the Huntingtoa 'Beach )( r 1 · a.m. to 2:30 p.m., instructed 1753 S th R"t L-S t A -· •~ ....-J -~the __ , . ., by "-~--'d Biel d OU .. I Cr19Y • In I na
60 m•e~· a"•""'"" the -~ ayceea •-• -mOI> -•· ~ , an , OM ~ ..... ......_...., ,.--day of the moatb al • }.Zl'l. worbbop clUsea will be CN•w,>ort Ft••way to Edlnt•' ·-w. to Rl"·•YI
In aolter lhadea of pink and
carrying a alngle rose were
MW Jeannie Crumpton of
Huntington Beach and Miss
Sarah Duffy of Marsballtown,
Iowa. Jill Helle10 of Las
Vegas served as flower girl.
lion ln the home of the brkt,e'• LocaUon tnfomWlcm may be Saturdays from 1 to fi p.m. "·-,~---_o_,._"~' -"""'-~' ~'°~'~ ... _,· '-'-A_.w_ . .,. .. .,.•_•_.w_.="-'_·•_o'.,.'_, parents. Asslsllng were the "-•• eo..t•·
Mmes. James Helleso, Las recelved by caDfn( Mn. with former · v·-·· G oomy Gus Tells it as You See it Vegas; Jack Murphy,,_Ml_cba_e1_B_roo_u_._111-_'IOll. ___ eo_11e_1_•_lilltroctor_. ___ D_•_v_l_d _________________ _
Westminster, and David Ren-
MRS. BARRY T. TAYLOR
Newport Beech Home
Vows Repeated
By Harborites ,
ltoneymooning at L a t e Boudreau of Camp Pendleton.
Attending as best man was
Thomas Cline of C a m p
Pendleton, while usher duties
were assumed by Thomas
Crumpton of Huntington
Beach, Diet Veren, the bride's
brother; GleM Spranger and
Dale Girt, both of camp
Pendleton. Mathew Vint of
Lu Vegu WU the rlng
bearer, and Kendall Henry ol
Huntington Beach waa the
organlst.
Mn. Denis vtnt, the bride's
ner, Huntington Beach and
Mills Sandi Ramsay, Orange.
Special &Uests were Mrs.
Harry Veren, the bride's
grandmother and Mrs. and
Mrs. Robert Verr.n cf
Minerva, IoWa, her coualns.
Following a abort San J;>lego
boneymoon, the ..W!yweds
will rulde in Balllmont when
!be brldegroom 11 atalloned
with the ·u. s. Mar1ne eorp..
The new Mrs.. Meade ii •
graduate of Huntington Beach
lllgb Scbool, and ht< hasbaJM!
ts a gradoate ol College lllgb
Scllool, Bartlesville.
Tahoe and in San Francisco A r r a n g em e n t s of are newlywed Barry Todd chrysanthemums and gladioli WH'-"''".""':1mf*!!.1r:m:.,.mJ1-.,..;&;:iw...,_,.,, • ..,, • .,._,,.,,. .. ___ ..,,,
Taylor of Newport Beach and and candelabra decorated the
his bride, the former church. Peering Around Margaret Eleanor H I c k i n , A reception for 75 guests
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. followed in the reception bal1,
Stanley !Ilcldn of Costa Mesa. and afterward a champagne•-----------------•! St. John the D I v I n e buffet was served to the wed-
Episcopal Church, Costa Me!a ding party and close relaUves RECEIVING her cap, wnich was the setting for the in the home of the bride'• the EbeJl Club of Newport
Beach. candlellgh~ double r l n g parents. Mrs. Harold Cr06by ll}'Illbolizell IUCCelaful tom•
ceremony performed by the of Costa Mesa presided over pleUon of the probaUooary
Rev. John Donaldson. 'the guest register. period for a student uurse,
Al the galbtrtng I librarian
from Costa H.,. pve u in-
teresting review on several
new books and the life of
Onassis.
Given ln marriage by he r The bride attended Northern was Miss Kathy Andras,
father, the brlde wore a white Illinois University and Orange daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
peau aatin A-line gown, trim· Coast College. Her husband, Joseph Andras of Huntington
med With chanUlly lace and who received a discharge from Beach. The student, .who is
featuring a watt.tau train. Her the U.S. Marioe Corps, is Btu-lraininl at H o 11 y w o o d
English · illusion veil was dying at Orange Coast College. PreabtyerJaa fftwpi&eJ, It a
caught to a cluster of fabric He attended the University of Hunilngton Beach lll&h School
CM Overeaten
. roses and seed pearls. She Richmond. graduate. Overeaten A no n y m o u s
carried a white Bible, received The o e w l y wed 1 will gather tVf!l'1 Wednaday at
in Rahibow for Girls, which establ.iab their first home in MRS. ELVIN Wllaon was 8 p.m. 1n Bear Street School,
was topped with . an ar-Newport Beach. bolteSll to Boot Section fi of COit.a M._
rangemeotof awhlte orchld, -;;;;;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::::::::::::::;! baby's breath &Id lllles of r
· !be vaDey.
Att...ilng as matron of
honor wu Mrs. Vance Hlckln;
the bride's sister-bl-law who
came from Honolulu for the
wedding. Bridesmaid w a 11
Mlss Kathleen Taylor of C.Ov-
ington, Va., the bridegroom's
'oimr.
Bou, wore powder blue
frocks and carried cascades
or blue and white camaUons.
Tbe bridegroom, 1SOn of Mr.
and Mrs. William K. Taylor
of Covington, asked Alfred P.
'Jensen of Newport Beach to
be his best man, and ushers
were Hickil' and Arthur 0.
.
Chairman
Include~
Area lalk
Alpbo Delta Pl natlonal
Panbelleolc conference cba1nDan. Mn. B e r n e
Jacobson of Se.atUe, will speak
for the area alumnae chapter
Thursday, Feb. 27 when the
group gathen in the. home
ol Mn. Robert Rauch of San1a
Ana.
Abo to be guests at the
11:30 a.m. luncheon are: Mrs.
Howard S. Mason of Glendale,
Southern California s t a t e
membership chairman, li-1rs.
William A. Morse of Laguna
Beach; mem be.r of Lhe stan· diDI eommlltee ln charge ol
awan:l:I and Mn. Peter Nelson
of San Diego, province pres!·
dent.
Asslltlng with luncheon ar-
rangementJ are Mn. Tom Sl-ol Oruge and Mn. Rlll>ert .McCalla of Santa Ana.
Plan1 are under way ·for a
nunmage sale March 24 and
25 al 403 W. 4th St., Sant.a
Ana. A!l:yone wishing to don.ate
items may contact M r 11 .
Rooald Barnett. 54:;.im to
have them picked up.
Court Stella
Membn of Coon Stella
Marti lt48, Catholic
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What are all
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JUDITH WYNEKIN
E1191gocl
July Set
For. Rites
In Midwest
July 11 ls the wedding data
seleded by J11dllh Ann
Wynewrof Balboa Itiand and
George Allen Matson of Moun-
tain View and former resident
or Newport Beach.
St. Charles CaUtolic Chureh
ln Peru, Ind. will be the mar-
riage setting.
Miss Wyneken, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Edmund H.
Wyneken of Peru, is a
graduate of Buller University
in Indianapolis wbero alle
plodged Kappa Kappa Gomma
aormty. PreoenUy a11e ta an
elementary licliooI -1><r
with the Anaheim City School
DIBlrlcL
Tho benedlel-elecL aon of
Mr. and Mn:. George M.
Matson of Duluth, Minn., at·
tended Santa Ana High School
and Santa Ana College.
Rummage
To Bec;:ome
Treasure
Trinkets and treasures will
ho exchanged for l!Cholarshlp
money aa the Alliance Fran-
caise de la Riviera Califor-
nienne sponsors a rummqe
sale table at the Laguna
Winter Festival S u n day ,
March 2.
Funds raised from the table
at the festival !lea market ·
will be used for the Summer
Studies in Paris scholarship.
Members and friends of the
alliance are invited to con-
tribute small objects and
books which may be left
be.rore next Friday in the main
festival building In care of
Mrs. Emalie Schneeberger.
Monetary gill! are tax-
deductible and anyone wishing
lo contrfbute to the
scholarship fund may wriic
to William Hubler, treasurP.r,
940 Hillcrest Drive, Laguna
Beach, 9'l651.
spring
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From"Jwess. a junior size shoulder bag worn nexl
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NEW YORK (UPI) -The
Insurance indllllr)' In lho
Unlled Slai.s ll w>dergoing
Ulo moot drastic mlruelurbll!
In ltl hlotory. The chaftlU
wUI be ol grul slplllcance
to!nmton.
For ... lh!ng, MW life ,in.
aurance cc:mpanfea are not
belJlrg cre1ted u rapid1y aa
Uloy used to be.
"lo ~,. .,aid Arthur
Mll!Ga, a ---brOker
spt'd .... alp1ur1 l'lct
sec•r-lt1etr _ "Jt ls now ....,...b(y certain lhal ll'OWld
!Oil ol the. allllng 1,700 Jlfe
companies -plus a lot of
fire and d.sualty companies
-will be merged out ol es·
istence in the nest decade."
The second basic clw>&e " a pereepllble erosion ol !lie
1rlldltlonal oeporolioll ot. Ille
!naurancl from the fire and
cuually.
"Of coune," Milton · said,
"we always have ~ IO!fte
big multi-line carriers such
as the Travelers and the Con-
tinental group in Chicago.
Now, life and Casualty com·
panies are hurrying so fast
to join forces that inve!!lors
and security analysts are ha v·
ing: to restudy the whole
business." .
The third trend i.s lo
dlversificatioo outaide the in-
surance lleld. 'lbll may lake
lbe form ol poldnc llllurance
N.American
Gets2 New
Directors
North American Rockwell
Corp. has elected two new
directors and declared two
quarterly dMdends.
Sbareowners at the annual
met~ elected to the board
Frederick G. Larkin Jr .•
chalnnan of the board and
cblef aecutive officer of
Security Pacific N a t 1 on a 1
Bani, and Bruce M. Rockwell,
vice president of First of
Michigan Corp., Detroit, th ..
largest Michigan investment
banking firm. Shateowners
also re-elected 17 directors.
Following the a n n u a 1
meeting, the dir ec tor s
declared the usual quarterly
dividend of 50 cents per com·
mon share, payable Marth 24,
to shareowners of record Feb.
2.8. Directors also declared the
regular quarterly dividend of
$1.1875 per share of ,Serie&
A .prefemd stock, payable
April 1, 19&9, to shareowners
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Who Can Read Just One 'Peaputs'?
Changes
companie1 under the whl:I or
a cona:Iomerate. The recent
announcement that Jnterna·
tional Telephonl!: and
Telegraph Corp. want.t to ·buy
the huge Hs.rtford 1'~ I r e
insurance Co. ls a case In
Point.
More frequenUy, the in-
surance companies, having
large Uquld funds, diviersify
into other businesses.
Mutual funds are 'ln at·
tractive diversificaUon field
with scores of life insurance
firms and agents involved in
their sale. Some have created
their own funds.
Real est.ate, mortgage bank·.
log, and mortgage and title N t A••% -t • Ad ') !nsuranc< have a l l r a c t e d eX 'VHS IOU VQQCe • • several insurance companies in the last year or so. And Showing promise as being the next major breakthrough. in aviation is this re-
a trend is developing to go tracted rotol" composite aircraft. The craft makes helicopter takeoffs and land4
much farther afield. ings, yet is capable of flying with the speed (more than 400 miles per hour)
Liberty Life plans to move, and range (500 miles plus) of a fixed-wing plane, according to a Lo:ckhe.~·
through a subsidiary, into California Co. engineer. Tbe plane could be in operation in five years.
broadcasting ,motels, shopping -------~-----------------------
centers and beauty salons -
as a managing operator no!
just an Investor. Other in·
surance companies are in
electronic date processing, are
considering buying into nurs·
ing homes and various
medical and hospital servicing
fields and even are flirting
with the idea of chain garages.
Save on Taxes·-5
How to Judge Joh Expenses
Herbert Goodfriend, an fn.
surance llocka speciali!t ol
Bear, Steams and Co., a Wall
--. Aid this l'el!nJo. luring portendl a new loved·
ment era in insurance stocb.
Mllron apressed similar sen-timents. '
"The merger trend Is bound
to be helpful to Investors in
insurance stocks," he said.
"The reducilon in the number
or companies.should make the .
shares easier to market,
particularly if more Insurance
com panies decide to list their
shares on an exchange. Many
investors will get shares in
bigger, stronger companies rot
their present holdings."
Ford's 1968
Earnings
Set Record
DETROIT (APJ -R<cord
sales and earnings In .the last
quarter or 1968 pu.abed Ford
Motor Co. profits to 462i
million-$5.73 per share of
common stock .
Sales of the year's last three
months were $3.1 billion and
profits were $164 million or
99 cents per share, according
to figures released by the
company .
The yearly profit report is
the second highest in Ford's
history, topped only by 1965's
$703 million .
In 1967, the firm reported
a profit o( just $84 million,
or 77 cents per share, but
said it was hampered by :t
lengthy United >.uto Workers
strike.
A new contract, agreed to
after the walkout and effective
in 1961, brought higher wages
and fringe benefits.
By SYLVIA PORTER
Significant court decisions
and Treasury fUUngs which
yoo probably can't find even
In the ,olficial. Treasury forms
pacbge can 'vi!ally lffect how
much you, at an employe,
will deduct on your 1968 tax
teturp.
If you are a teacher, you
generally can deduct the costs
of taking courses connected
w'ith ·your job. the Treasury
has 'in the past interpreted
this to mean that you stlll
bad to be on the job or on
l~ave of absence to deduct
the costs, ~· barring a
deduction if you actually. quit
·your Job to take courses that
woold improve your teaclling
ability, lead to a better posi·
lion, etc.
LAST YEAR. an appeals
court rejected this view and
allowed a teacher to deduct
the cost o( a year o( graduate
study where thi! was a normal
incident of teaching. even
though she had actually quit
her teaching job to take the
course. The court couldn't see
why she should forfeit her
deduction just because she
hadn't arranged for a leave
of absence instead.
'l1le Treasury then an·
nounced it will go along with
this decision if the teacher
quits "temporarily" to take
a course (a quit would
ordinarily be considered tern·
porary if the teacher resumed
Total 1968 s~les of $1 4.1
billion were 34 percent higher
than 1967's.and were well over Jo
the company's previous record
of $12.2 billion, set in 1966.
Last year was the aulo in-
dustry's best in sales-t h e
9.6 million cars sold on the
U.S. market beat the pre\ious
mark by 300,000.
General Motors e a r I i e r
reported profits of $1.7 billion.
or $6.02 per share on sales
of $Z2.8 billion , and Chrysler
Corp. reported profits of $290.7
million or $6.23 a share on
sales of $7.4 billion.
Both r e po r t e d increased
sales but only Chrysler claim-
ed a new earnings high.
Skaggs Ne,v
Secretary
Of NARM
E. R. SU&P, vice president
of Babcock Ekctronic.s Corp.
1nd general manager of the
relays divWM. has been
elected secretary of the Na·
tional Associ1tlon of Relay
Manufacturers (NARM).
Among his responsibilities
will be monitoring of the MIL
specilication l n d u s t r y ad·
vlsory, pubUcation and publici-
ty commi ttees.
Named Maaeger
Walter N. Holtz of
Huntington Beach has
been promoted to man·
ager of power planl en·
gineering for Western
Air Lines.
U.S. Savings
Rate Drops
U.S. consumers have drop.
ped their rate ot savings from
last spring's ~7.s percent to
a current rate of 6.5 percent\
or over $5 blllioo leu, reports
Fortune maguine.
The drop indicates, the
magazine says, that a good
part of lbe federal tax
surcharge is being paid at
the expense of savlngS.
teaching within a year.) pense diary, that will be
Jf you are a union member, enough to protect your deduc·
you can claim your union dues tion if your return is audi~.
as an itemized deduction. But This is only partly true.
what about the non-union A court decision in '68
employe who chooses to pay upheld the Treasury's right
a service charge instead of to disallow your deduction
joining the union in his place even with the finest diary en-
of employment? Can he tries iI you don't have other
deduct these charges as the "documentary" evidence to
union member deducts his support (l) your lodging ex·
dues? Yes, he can, sa id the penses ""hile traveling away
Treasury in '63. from home, regardless of
IF YOU, an em p I o ye . amount, and (2) any business
itemize your deductions, you entertainment expense item of
can deduct the fee you pay $25 or more. u you are taking
an employment agency to get deductions for either or both a job, But the courts and the 'n'easury won't allow you, of these categories, safeguard
an employe, to deduct for lhe those receipts, paid bills, etc.
expenses of trying to get a FOR INSTANCE, say you
job, whether you try on your take several customers to a
own or pay someone else to business luncheon. The bill
try for you. To illustrate: an comes to $24. You pay cash
employe paid $1 ,100 to a firm and don 't ask for any receipt,
of executive recruiters lo help but you do make an ap-
him get a job. 'The firm propriate entry in your p~
prepared and c i r c u I a t e d perly kept business expense
btochures to selected com· diary. The Treasury cannot
panics. The employe couldn't challenge your $ 2 4 en-
deduct the $1 ,100 because il tertainment expense deduc-
was a cost of seeking employ-lion .
ment, said the court; only But suppose the bill came
the costs of securing employ. to $30. If you handled it ex•
ment art deductible -and actly the same wa y, the
the costs of seeking a job Treasury could disallow your
don't become deductible just entire $30 deduction.
because the job is round. This would be despite your
U you take deductions for fine diary _ if you didn't
busine$ ' travel away from have a supporting document
home and for entertainment such as a receipted bill to
expenses in '68, don't -don't prove the item came to $25
-throw away any supporting or more.
receipts, vouchers, o t h e r proofs. You may think that Next: Commuting and Mov·
if you keep an adequate ex· _l_ng_E_x_p_e_nses __ · ____ _
Open House
Set at New
S&L Office
The new office or Newport
Balboa Savings and L o a n
Association in the Financial
Plaza, Newport Center, will
be opened on March 3 Agnes
Blomquist, president Qf the
assoc iation announced.
Headquarters of the associa·
lion will continue to be located
in the 5--story building at 3366 Banker Via Lido, but the interim
Corona del Mar office, 2166 Perry Carter of Pia·
E. Coast Highway, will of-centia bas been . ap-ficlally be closed at the end ot the business day. The new pointed vice president
offices wlll be staffed with and cashier. of Newport
the personnel from the Corona National B an k. He
del Mar address. served in the same ca·
Newport Balboa Savings pacity at University
plans a month-long "open National Bank which
house," including a dl~play merged with ~ewport
rrom Its . more than hal! National in December, million dollar coin Collection. On exhibit will be y,·hat _1_96_7· _______ _
Newport Balboa S a v i n gs
terms its "Odd and Curious ''
collectlon. These will include
Babylonian clay tablets dating
back as far as 2000 B. C.
· and. metal gongs used in the
Dutch Eut Indies as recently
as 1914.
Bank to Pay
Stock Dividend
SAN DIEGO -Dirtetora
of United States National
Bank have voted a l.S perCent
stock dividend aggregaling
20,2SO shares, increasing the
capital account of the bank
to $13.702,500.
Disney Sells
Debentures
WASHINGTON (AP) -The
Stcurities E 1 c h a n g e Com·
miMion Ii.as been notified by
Walt Disney Productions of
its plans to sell SSQ mllllon
indebentures to be.Ip pay for
the Disneyland-like amu.o;e.
ment park now under con·
strucUon in Florida.
The SEC said that ac(·ordlrig
to the company's registering
statement $24 million has
already been spent on the park
near Orlando, Fla., $Cheduled
\o open in 1971.
The new par"k resembling
the original Disneyland in
Anaheim. Is expected 10 cost
• Our
'Home
Team'
Makes_
Almost
As
Many
-Shots
As
The
Lakers
(Or Whoever
Your Favorite
Basketball
.Team Is)
Tht DAILY PILOT's photogr•phic team cov•r•d '44
.games in the first 50 days of the current bt1ketball
1eeson. led by Chief Phot09rapher Lee Ptyne ltop,
in photo aboYe 1, our f•em, includ ing Petrick O'Donnell
I front I ~•nd Richard Kaehler ,will get around to •bout
76 high school, junior college end collage cag• battles
fi•for• fhe •••son closes. And they'll shoot an •1fi.
meted 2,705 pictures to m•ke sure you 9et to •e•
the actlon et the g•m•s they •ttand. Here'1 the most
exci ting tip.off in loceJ basketball. You'll see the beif
shots in the
DAILY PILOT -• ,.
Ray Sk1111s joined U.bcock,
a sub!!dJary of Esterline
COrp., in 1955. Previously, he
was president and engineering
manaa:er o( United Control
Carp., and vice prtlident,
1eneral manager of Palomar
Bclenllftc ()orp., a United Con·
trof oubsldlary.
T a x es and savings taken
together, Fortune obst'rvci::.
now ::account for 28 percenl
or disposable income, a fourth
more than the historical norm.
The magazine found that for
a dozen yeara. ending with
1965 the sum of laJes and
savings, as a per.ctntage of
disposable Income, rtm.1lned
roughly \he ume; i.e., 1s lat"·
ff went up. aavlngs came
down.
If approved by the con;ip-
lroller of the currency, the
stock divtdend wt.n be paid
March 31 to shareholders of
record 1t lhe close of bu.siness
f.1arch 10. $185 million when comp:eted. '~-------------------_.)
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We created and delivered: aniither fresh editwn of The DAILY PILOT
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TEAMWORK produces eacll dN-'1~ DAILY Pll.o'f,. ~ ~ • ista like Thomas Fortune (le!tl, • >be.I ll '<•ducljlOi>, work wltll a
slalf pbotograph<r like Patrjct 0' P ti Jel tho atory botll In ...nil
and -pictures. The staff sh4 . 7'.000 IJlio\ri ·!ail yeai' to ll)Ullrate ,Ille
varied story oC Orange Co..,t Ufe. Nol!Ody lrnow1 how many · local llorle1
we wrote. Not even us.
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DELIVERY of the newsaper is a speed event, too. Conveyor bells carry
the papers through the mailroom where lhef. are automatically Ued .in
bundles of SO and tossed to waitlni circulatiOn district managers (like
Blaine Roberts, shown here, right) who speed them via a ~vehicle
neet to carrten for deitvery. Mailroom foreman Georae Arauz (Wt)
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--..,.., daJ lllfts, checka ·anclc edits m<n wire r<porta Crom war~ newt ...,_ than the average weekly news magazine pub-
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T ranspac Air, Case ·Like Mystery Novel
UMUAHIA. Blafra (AP) -
After &elilnl I -of ~ from France, Blalra
II aoin1 att.r the diplomatic
Jactpol -backing from the
United States.
The accea1oa ci the Nixon
.ldmlnbtnllcm, I lllarp !J>
cruae to private and pven>
111<111 ..tlel aid from the
United Stataa for rdqeea and---------
visits by U.S. -have given the Bia.tram the
idea tbat the time ii ripe
fer wooing Wuhlngton.. No w What
nie Blafrans were pleased
by the visit ci the first olflclal C • U.S. congressional delegaticm OfflmttteC More competitors on loog-
to go to both sides in the haul Paciflc routes could even-
Nlgerian· civil war. Tb e ·Js M;n e,? ·tanlly bring lower.~ rara. ·
delegation, headed by Rep. ~ • Combined with jumbo, jets ''
Charles C. Diggs Jr., ([).. and supersonic a Ir It n'e.r,1',
Mich.), left Saturday nlglit W.ISIDNGTON (UPI) -In cheaper '""" could t"""1 oil after 1 two-day stay. two weeks PreaideDt NlJ:on an economic boom ln the
Earlier Sen. Charles E. has cruled more committees Pacific that would bene(it the
Goodell, (R-N.Y.), vlsltad bOt.b tha• anyone CM1 uep tract American economy. ,_ •--•
Lagos and Blalra. He said ci ~ Including, apparently, The statistics seem w • ~
he wooJd report · to President at least one of the committee up such predlcHons. In 1959,
Nlton and to Secretary of members. a total of 300,000 Americans .1
State William Rogers on his n.. D ·e1 p M .... n... visited the far east. By 1970 ~ "'' • ant · o,, .... -n, Hong Kong alone is expected return. White House adviser on the The avowed aim of both cities, confessed Monday he to get a total of 1,1.50,000 tourists a year, most or' them visits was to study ways of was not quite sure what the Americans.
relieving famine. But the diUerence was between two Last · year Hawaii got more
Biafrans are confident the comm:ittees he is on. than 600,000 visitors. By 1970
congressmen will report on In fact, it was news to the total is eXpected to .reach
the political and military M,oynillan that he was on a l.500,000. One airlihe _ TraruJ
situation as well second comm:ittee -not to World -claims that traffic
For tbe American vWtors. meotioo the fact that be is from its pro~ route could
LL Cot Odumepu OJuRu the cbalnnan of it. improve the U:S.balance of and Biafra'1 other leaden had 0 1 am??" he replied to a reporter who read him a press payments by at least $20 om ma1n t b e m e -t b e y million. ttprd relief u "I palliative reieue announcing fonnatlon The out.come of the
at t....t ,. and .... the United of the second committee. 'lbe I I rtant ·.: ........, .... ,, commlttee Involved is to· ir even more mpa '""
States should rHValuate Its undertak a "critical review lJle airlines involved. To SOJM, / entire policy toward m .. eria the revenues from a :new or · fafrL ~ .. 6 of welfare programs." and B L Mo}lllb.an is alrtady eJ:· expanded route may be the
1iie Biafram have been ecutive secretary of'tbt Urban• last chance t o stave oil
vague and at Umes con-Affairs Council, whicb.alsO·bls mergqr.~ w•th a bigger com-
tradJctory in saying what they 1 subcommittee that· u: stu-pf!ti~rfl'o;"others... ·aa.'award
want from Washington. . • ' repr~'•'<banc• for need-
Ojukwu has said the Ullited dying welfare ~~~· ed n · .l 'iooorne 'in ~ period
Slate! has "a great potential The dupllcattoa· tlOt unJ,. when , : lb)e iproQfs·.• down
for peace" lo the region and que. and · · }{r'..t.··
can be • mediator u it acts Nix~ bU ,r~ce .. l-v·e.d ~ '. ;j!"-,; i up oometbil>g call.ell .the ~ · to-. }~.' the
quickly. Bui outright IUppOrl rlad," a w ord '...uiod GJr.--pU(I '"'1 Iii· ·con-
woold please moo! BWrans Inc the Ela e •·-:o w·e r ad-· '' r~ ..,,;; try to more. min11trat1on. It ·~11 tjJmpoled .feto1 . · ·., 'j', ·'
Only a fnr months ago, the of tha Treasury~·lli"' sbli · ' ·aieuh want
Blalrans .,..,.. coodemnlng the budget director, the clu\IQIWl . lo lint: "·"O..•·""'.cif major
United States abnost a• o1 the Feder;al lle!erve ·B<lard. Amer~;eiii;:·';iur points
!lrooi!Y IS I b . y do Britain, and the chalrmaa of_ the ~ In the l'..WC: l'reai!lenl :
because American recollleu cU of Economic Advilen. Dw'~ ~ .. -....
rifles '"" captured from the "The Qua<lriiliP. la._.t the,...,, ·ilii ·iflo'~losln-~ '
Nigerians. Now the Biafran to advise the ... ~ on of •·T -' t il6ioo w~ •
Jearlers say they are immediate ec~nelntc pro-refuaecllOM:¥11Ve~or1gjna1
.. prepared to believe" that blem.s. But there Ii ·-another Civil · Aeionaulics B o a r d
AmeriCan anru frr Nigerlra ~that also.;Jm a 1'mllar· (C,AB) awards made In the
wu never a matter ot U.S. 100 ....... the ~-.cmimtttte transpacific case.
pollc1. · ol! economl<:fOllet. The case dragged through Britain bas aupplled arms 'tr.h!Colly ___ • <l tbe od-the John F. J(ennecly ad-
to the federal govm:mneat ln mfm:ltiatkn'• fl·~lt ~ minlstration while th!!' board
graal quanUty. Tba Blalranl COll\Wflll ..... a ._ from 111 ...,;-the en t Lt.e pro-
clo llOI _,, to aped Im-ln!Oniiil UTiDj!iiiliOI --~-·... -.
portant • u PP or t from the ·usual commlttee struc-A~lrtl••••I
=~:..i~.u:u: ''"l!"i ... Uian. week'• time Do FALSE TEETH
lft8'lll lime. They aay they Moynihan got together with R • Sll.d Sii 7 have "glvm up" on the British offldals from the Just.ice OC•, • or P • D:e0
• Un ln feou' of rai. MYl government. and that there department, the Dl!trict of ,..,,_.,n1, wobbl~ ctropp1Di Jun
is no hope of the African Columbia and the Department :!:ti~!!::tt.. J~~ nations aetUlng the wa r of Housing and Urban llttla PA8TZBT8 on 1our Platea.
bee 1 • , -..1.... PASTDTR bolo» falae tt!eth tinner. ause 'outside power&' -Development to get ... v ... '6 Mat• •tma:-1er. No puty, .-1 Britain the Soviet Union and On .: "'Mgram to combat crime ia.w. Bels-cbKll "denture bre•th • • rv Dmltlll'llll \bat ftt &ni euenU..I W the United States -bear and revitallz.e ghetto. areas In ~th. see J'0\11' dentlat r~u.l&rtf.
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SUNDAY DRIVER -Bobby Allison of Huelown, Ala., spins out .of
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Biggest Payoff
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D&YTONA BEACH, Fla. '(AP).,. Sheer the tast 100 milel after llonnll A1llaon d.-u.i akill bnocbl 1.e0 Ray -w11o · w rr of (be'. !II 11p1 u..i
Yarllrougb 1111 blggeat payoff In eight the Umile·lll,ii. banluld -
yeiis Gt big time atoclc car rados. tba wall and !oat llOllle Gt 1111 ~
11111 •j>lt crews wW debate for a Jone '!be O'Udal tire chao(e -IO·miles
limo wbetber a tire change might have before the flnlsb. Yarbrough Pitted 21 ~difference ~ ........ -\1llQIF11tA · tt•.•~'e·jj.,,M.cblli ..
and"1'eco11d.place • Clllrll• ·Glold>ach In ed the left -lift.
the Daytona 500 Sllll\IJY·. ' Glotzbach WIS 1n tbe pil only II
In Uif bockgrouod of the mechan19l seconds, Just fuel.
contrOvtl'lj were two former champion "We J>Qt on 1 ·IOU Ure/' said Herb
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YarllrouP'• 1111 Ford Tallodega, and
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Of~ """_, ... ~ •
Till lllh . Balboa Bay Club IDYil!'UcNI
tennla• l«iolalDIOt WU billed . U ~·
moot prellill'l!JI .... lleld !all ~
But 11 evinll ~ve nvWed,, U JI
a1ao tbe weltelt· ud It ·may bo tbe
fint never·to be comp&eced..
That WU tbe ..... l"iU09k this morning
alter tourney dlnctor Hl&lh Sjewlri call·
ed.olf Sunday'& acbeduled eb&mpionship
play at 1 p.m. when ,dfivtnc. rain put
the nna1 day's play ·uunder. ' .
Weather pennlttlng, Stewart tried to
complete the tournament today.
The singles clwnj>lomhlp match !Jo.
tween Arthur Ashe Ind Charles Puarell
WIS schedllled for thla momlq, to I!"
followed • by t,.., . lftl!ll!nal , dql1blel •
matches and the tiUe match.
11le Sunday rainoot put a crimp in
the doublea schedule beca111t the favored-
team of Stan Smith ud Bob LatJ are
both use ·-t.. •nc1 baa to 11o 11
morning ~ loday.
Only two singles matches were com-
pleted Sunday before the 1kles opened.
Panrell lofeed a mild UP"'t by whipping
Smith in the lint singles semi, t..s,
U,H.
Smith' WU the No. 2 seed behind
Ashe and Paaarell wu the No. 4 seed.
Ashe summarily dlspoaed of Lutz. W, '
f.I. Should the. toumanwrt bo wubed ool
again ~ay,, they'll live up. It can't
bo curled oo ony fllrtber than today,
becaoMofodler-~
Tllo presence " Diet Leach ud · lflt• \ Macbatll In ooe ol the llellllllnal doablel
matcll.. Is aomethlng of a ~.
U-. they llnoclcld off ICMJl'tblaeeiled
Roy Barth and Steve TidbaD Satuntay,
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ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. IAP)
Baseball Commissioner Bowie Kuhn said
Sunday he thinks the pension dispute
between major league players Ind club"
owners can be setU~ thJs week. He
aaid he planned to return to New York
"to do everything I can to help get
tbe people together."
"My place iJ in New York in tlU
'Situation. That's why I'm eolng back,·•
saJd the new ~miaioner, who has ,/
boen vacationlll& with his 1""'!11' In lled-dfuiton Beach, Fii., and vialling some '
of the advance sprtne training camps.
He said he would fiy to New York
lite Sunday night.
"I tblnt tbere Is a dl!posltioo on
both aides to make: reasonable con-
cesaions," be said.
"Tllo whole thine coold bo solved this
week. I expect to be back io Florida _1
Tutaday or Wednuday.
"I can't act aa ID arbitrator-in my
position, but I wW do everything in
my power to help them reach a fair lettlement."
Kuhn, who vi.sited the New York Mel!'
training baae Sunday, said H the deadioc~
cootlnuea In penaloo negotiations and
eltlbllabed players remaln away from
llJldnl camps, bo tblnb the clubs lbould
IO abead with their eahlbltlob llChedules.
Mike Burke, the New York Yankees'
club. prealdent, said Saturday the ex·
hlbltlona might be wiped out if the
dispute iln't resolved quickly.
But Johnny lllurpby, tbe Meta' gene,ral
manqer, said Sunday biJ club intends
to play JU exliJbJtJon games "even il
we ,have to call up Triple A players."
He said General Manager Bing Devine
of the St. Louts Cardinals, who meet
the Mela in the eJ:hibiUon opener for
both cluba, had -him the Cardi
inteoded to follow tbelr schedule ...... Philly Hands Y•la..P,-was ~·Jn belh
the lluloi>a-llllO\ 11111 Fkecrlldter 400
al ~ lntemtiooal SpeedWIJ tast y-. paged a-... -1r;;m Lakers Fourth -ud l!rdsbed a ear lenfth In !ml~
"You can't perpetrite 1 fraud on~tbl
fans/' Kubo aid. "But u Jong u the f flnl bow who you're fielding, I thfnlc
you &bould So llheod ud play tbe games."
"l wu 'fOlng flat out ud I couldn~ .
sllopbol Pait him off t11e fomtlHurn,''
Globbacll'lald.
Y11rbroo11>; lllvin&. hla. accoonl ol the
nna1 laps,· Aid: "I actually uughl him
on the lap before but. decided to wait
till ·tbe last · lap, where he coo1d not
gain ellOU(b momailum to pass me
back:"
They woged I •tWe><or duet tbroiJ&b . '
Althea Gibson
Back in Action;
Emerson Upset
OAKLAND (UPI) -Althea Gibson
Darben, once the world 's top woman
tennia player, begin.I her eomr.J>act
tonight at the age of 41.
Mn. Darben, former Wimbledon and
U.S. Natloeals tiUlst, faces Ann Hajdoo
Jones of Great Britain at the Collseum-
Arena In the leomd round of the 111,IOO
lnlmlatlonal pro tmnll lnvlta&oal
It mark& the fin\ to1>filebl teonls
compellUoo for Mrs. Darben since abe
quit the game at the peak of bor career
10 years ago to concentrate on golf.
"U I didn't think I coold play," sald
Altbta, "I wouldn't be trying this.
However, I still have to prove 1 few
thina:s."
Mrs. Jones, second seeded Jn the four·
day event. downed .Rosemary Casals. oC
San FranclJJco U , H , H In the operung
round of the tournament Sunday. It was
switched from outdoors at the Berkeley
Tennis Club to Indoors at Chabot CoUeee
In Hayward becauae of ralo.
Injury piqued Damis Rabta ol
8-, apiel llewporl l!Oacll'• ROJ
Emenon 1-1, u , f.3 In the opealnc
roond for 1111 flnt ......-t win ol
lbe year. Toot Roche, leadiJll plOyer · In the
WO<ld lhroalh t b e early month& of the
season, advanced with an M , 7.$ dedsion
over fellow Australian Fred Stolle. Roche
allowed no breaks on his service and
repeatedly aced Stolle wtlb a spinning
leflhlnded stroke.
In· the other men's singles match,
Martin lliessen dropped Ray Moore of
Sooth Africa 7~, f.3.
In doubles play, &che and John
Newcombe beat fellow Amtralian¥ lttn
-all ud Stolle t-7, 1-4. Pancho
Gonsales and Moen doneil ll>,lslon-
Riesaen U, u , M.
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Straight Loss
INGLEWOOD (UPl)-Tbe Los Ange-
les Laters' lead in the N1Uona1 Basket..
ball Association Western Division atood
at ooly two games. OV<r Atlanta today
foll...ing tbelr fourth Joel In nve games .
'Ibo Liken bittled tbe Philadelphia
'"" down to tbe wn Sunday .night be!on ez-Later An:ble Clark dropped
two fret throws with two -. cm lbe
c1oct 1'o Ice a lz.IJI victory.
Loa Angeles w!D try to bl<al: . the.
slump Tuelday when lbe &!lttle SUper-
Sonics invadt tbe Forum.
The game was a teHaW blttle until the~ dmr oul .to a'!~ leod
with ·1:11 remaining after Ille Liken'
Bill Hewiil and coach Bill van Breda
Kolff were called for technical fouls.
It was van Breda KoJff's BeCOnd of
the game and be· wu ejected.
Loa Angeles wu ·able..lo battle baclc
to witbJn two points with eight "°""""
remalnlng, but Elgin Baylor was !Ofted
to foul Clarie u be came down <OUrt. to
keep lime from running out and Clarie met the cllall<ngo,
WUI Cbamborl&ln poced tbe Libra
with 31 polnta ud Baylor bad 31.
Los Azlie!es 1galn wu without the
servlcel of Jerry West, wbo r&J=d
his left 1.. five g1D1e1 aro.
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ClllW!lnglleni I U 22 aaylor 1J f.1 "
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Ci.rte 7 :t-J 17 0aourrt. 2 f.I 7
Gollk11 4 l·I I IEatn S 4-4 I•
Wlbln 2 t-0 4 Kft<ltt t 1·1 S
Tot1ls SI 2).27 tu T1i.ti q 21.J1 121 "'lllckol~i. • W Jt JI -Its
La "'*... • a1 • • -121 Foulm out -......
Toti! fouls -"''llcMIJltlll 27, lat A11i;iel• Jl. ... ,..,. __ ,..,.,
THAT'S NO BULL -Al "Bull" Ferrara of !be San
Diego Padres snags a tly bell during a spring train-
ing workout in Yuma, Ariz., Sunday. Ferrara~
V,IT ........
es to-the Padres from the Dodgers, with whom he
was the club's MVP in 11167• He 'was· San"Dielo'•
15th draft choice in !be expansion draft.
Tucson Open Winner
Putting Does'. It ,for TrevinQ
TUCSON (AP) -Lee Trevino dropped
putts in the wind, rain, mow and also
in the sunshine as he won_ the $100,000
Tucson Open Goll Toumlment and
observed :
"PuWng Js like a wife. SomeUmei
she'll be good to you."
The •year-old ei:-Marine from El
Puo, who hlt the jackp6t . U.S. Open
with biJ first victory on the pro goU
tour In 1968, vtsited the winner's circle
for Q0,000 Sunday.
He met one· early challenge and then
new off to· a seven·stroke victory with
a 68 on his final round, on a balmy
day, and a 27l·total -equalling the
tournament record since the event moved
to the Tucson National Golf Club -course
in 1965.
"If you putt good, your game goes
good," declared Trevino, who will leave
the tour for a week to vis.It hi& wUe
and 3-year-old aaughteriln El Paso~
"You know, I cal:ea my wtfl oo Satur·
day nlpt. ud tOld her I had a fiv .. ltn>ke
lead, and 'she d16n't believe me. I wish
she could have been here."
Trevino, had. nttd a • Oii 'latarday
In mlserabfe weather and tben .lldded .
hi& ·II< -par. On· SUnday, lo aplure
a UUe, 17 -· rtlUlollon ficurea f .. ' tbe 7J.hol• ....,,_t.' .
Miller Barber of Sherinan, Tu., ~
eel aecond with a g.m, with Bert Yancey
of'Tallab&slet, Fla., third 1t a-279,
Trevino carded1 seven birdies and only
one bogey "" his final round. "At the fourth bole, I saw the
handwriUng on the wall" be obeuved.
"You have to have some luck to win."
At the fourth, Yoncey t...i off lint
and put his ball II feel beyond the
cup on tbe 11$.yanl, par.S hole. Trevino
wu oU the tae nnt.•Hla &bot hll Yan-
Driver's Death_Brings Safety R~Y.i~w
. DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (AP) -'l1Mo
d<ath ol driV<I' Don MacTlvisb durinc
a stock car ratt here this: weekend
will bring about a •rMeW Gt aalety
pn1C&uti-at tbe hur• Daytona 'Jntuna.
tiooal Raceway.
A 1peedw1y spokesman &aid f1lms Gt
the ,........,. acddenl In which MacTaYiab
died Sablnlay will bo ltlldled and a
mlmrte inspection made of the oectlon
of the trlCk wbera k o<(Ul'l'ed.
MacTaYiab, a lf.y-vmran 1n>m
Dovtr,. Maa., WU tllled when he IDrlt
control of hi& car, apm Into tbe grarid-
llnd;wall 11111--"rlrlulll7-
oo by a car drlno by Sam Sommefa ofSa~GL ·
MacTaYiab '• car' actually rammed Into
a boaY}' &tael wire &a\e that -
one of five entrances that carry spectator
lraUlc across the track Into ud oot
Gt the vut speedway lnfltld.
1llJJ'lng ncea, a-ptea an -and . become pert of 8 «llCl'lte Will
that Mll•tlle eolln lqtb ol the .......
stand ltrallhtaway.
OIMr cit{.., llld _, tllll la -of amnl "lndilt'.pota•'cm;tbe_,.
tblt ·tbey·Cllalof'""_'_ -
racln(. · .. We watch for them." Mid Bobby
AWaon, wi1o drove In the llknlle·nce
In -~ lo&t bl& Ille.
•u1bey•re no more dll'lietwl Uiln
other polntl on the traclt, Dilt· the -•
MacTaYiab hit la probably ,Ille wonl
becauae It II located It a polnl
where ,.,..,. at top &peed C<llllJns Git
Uie f<KU1b'Wl'o," AlllloO 'uld.
MacTavtab, · bamlllnC · d •w n the
ainlptaw11 a abaul 111 mllel an -. llllddliilJ .......... bilo'lbo ,Wall, '"'th
tbe 1llaea' )lirUcii . lit' Ibo -Ind»
o1bli·cor~the~1itrt ..... • .
Tllo sj~. ol tho .. -tbl
car back--,tlie tnd, """"' k -
flit eame ' for Soinlnl!l'a. """ i..t· ..
chanco to ovoid ·a colllllon.
MDII ol tbe. drivm ·who competed
In tbe .. mllea of radna Saturday
11111 _, '-llilc'l'aYtili'I cnab. -..... ol tbl ,.,,.,_ •tbll tbe
Ner Bi:111-"" aJmplJ IO&I -.I _.
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drhlbl -1111 _.. ir,tie'tO -up.JD1lllidct. ,· ' •
Guessing Game:
Who'll Bruins
Play in NCAA? \
a, u.iw Pnn 1nter11111ou1
Coileee bastetball'a post....,....;,.... ·
meat pmlla beelna to take &hapo tbil,
week IDd It """' be much of a mY1terJ:
In &lartJng Ille 111essing eame H yoo
olmpl)' loot for the blf piece colored
nayY blue ud aoJd, shaped lite a baby
boar ud Inscribed with the letters
UCLA.. Top.ranked and unbeaten UCLA la un-
d,oubtedly tbe eulest part ol tbe pomle
but finding the remaining piecet fot
tbe NaUonal Collegiate Atbletic Aaaocia·
tloo (NCAA) tournament will take a
little mOre time.
The millrtY Bruins from Los Aqeles
moved a mp neam tbelr third alraf&bl
Pacific E!P1 CGillenoce title ud an .
automatic berth ID tbe NCAA teslonaf
-Satm'day nlglJt by trouodns
Orqon,lOHt.
StYerll other teams ICl'Ol8 tbt naticn
alao Improved tbelr tournament creden:
tlail tbe put weekend u H of the
IO schoola lo tbe United Prus lnteroa.
tlonal ~ coUeee COICbes rankiop
1alned v!Ctories.
Second-ranked Santa Claro, bounced
from the rank& of the unbo-cm Friday
night, rebounded with a 11-71 triumph
over UC Santa Barbara while No. 3
North Carolina tuned up foe tbe ruued
Atlaollc CU. Cooler<nee toumameot
witb . an euy !GUI conquest of The
Citadel. Fomtl>rloked DIYldMm-d. i •• d
Vlil!nla Tlcb, i.11, .... • ......
Ccdwa<o -Kemlucl:J luipwld Ila .... .,_ wtl1i aJ-.._. ., 1-... -. Tbo WUdclta .... ""'
-· -IMU(ll hie -.vtcli tallled. polnll ID raillq bll'lwo .......
oulpal ID 2,lM, lnaloC tbe NC.vi -mm of·l,116. •· Y':f. Jolin'& ol New Yark, lop at-11rp
-Cllldldata from Ille -.... tbe oltloo'• seventh ranhcl autllt1 poatal
~: " tbe -· beellaf l,
EJchll><lllked Purdue &to1ed ... top
of the lite H .......... by ta.m. Ms-.m 111... No. t vm..o.a
&lopped ,....... !Ml lo ...... ' Ill
.-to .1M,--~ Vlrlllill •11, ad !allt dnW D 4 r IHllltCW1-.
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-'
By ii• V<r/ nature buketball Is ..
emotJooal same.
Played in an enclosed and conOoed
arta, il easlly tDflainel the pasllons
ol participa11ts, CDIChes u1 fas all~.
tt'1 a game where the oflldals have
ta maU comtaDt judgement calls, and
lhole docislClll .,. aub1'CI 1o lb&
scrutinY of players, coaches and Ii*",
tator1. &cause !hole calls are the Jud&mont
or -man Ibey frequenlJy ""' di5putod. AboJJe burled at an ofllclal's Jucliltmenl
ls a common occureixe on the basketball noor.
Once in a long while, hoWever, that
abuse gets out or hand, completely
disrupts a basketball game and creates
chaos. ·
That's eucUy what bappeoed Friday
night at Western High School in an
, ' £ulenl. CG6fereoco 11m1 bet w e e n
Oran,. Cout and eypr.., coll<11e1.
In a diqra<eful exhiblUon, Orange
Coast coadl Bob Wehel and his team
, wn cbaifld < wl. II lec$nlcal foals,
WeizOI wu 'jectod from the game and
the Plrala were ·~ il they com-mitted anoUler lnlonllonal foul the game
would he slDpped,
II look 11 minutes to complet. the F"lnll !:91 of tbe ;.me, Which WU turned
into 1 farce bJ .the chlkllab antics of
first Wettol mi"Ulee hb players.
No cue can d.llpute a COlch'a: rlght
to stand up for hi.I team and complain
about decl!iom called against it. You
upect a certain amount ol it
But when a coach completely loses
tontrol and turns the Pme into a traves-
ty, it'110mething else again.
Ami I06e ""11n>l ol hb emouons Is
esacily what Wetzel did Friday nJabl.
Dlapu~ ~. ~ 111.ihl Ion&. Weuel
Oil .. ,~ ,ti,cau!om, liidly ban(ld hb
iii EA.tit tt•tt**M
, "JOtt.
SCIJWARZ ,. ...... , ....... .
hand on a chalt or slammed hi! foot to the floor.
All the wblle, he wu directlng com-
ments at the two officials, Tom Keough
and Tom Farrell.
Many' of tboae comment.s are un.
priDtable and all« the same the otllclal
CdM's Bloom Coach.of Year; Owls Stun
I ,
All-Irvine Team
Bill Bloom of Corona del Mar High School was named Coach of
the Year in the Irvine League in today's release of the official All-
Irvine League basketball team as selected by lbe Orange County
Sportswriters Association. · 1
Bloom's team finished in a tie for the league championship with
powerful Magnolia.
Gary Redmond of Fountain Valley and Steve Leech of Corona del
Mar were aCcorded first.. team honors from . the Orange Coast area
and three other area playeni were named to the second .team.
Estancia'• Skip Willlams, Costa Mesa's Gregg Erskine and Cor-
ona's Chris Thompson were selected to the second team.
Dave Murray of Magnplia was llamed Player of the Y • a r
in an extremely close dec!s~ nosing out mate Jan Adamion for the
honor.
Bloom guides his Sea Kings into the CIF playoffs for the third
consecutive year Friday.
Redmond and Leech made the first team despite Iq-w a;cc;>fing av-
erages. Bolb players were on low scoring teams for the IP~Jor!ty of
the season and· selection was based on the overall value each player
was to bis team and the effectiveness of his play against opponents.
ALL IRVINE LEAGUE •. t '·
Player
Jan Adamson
Dave Murray
Ralph Redington
Gary Redmond
Steve Leech
First T11m
ScMol
Magnolia
Magnolia
Loara
Fountain Valley
Comna de! Mar
Second T11m
Cla11
Sr,
Sr.
Sr.
Sr.
Sr.
Skip Wil!Wns Estancia M Jr.
Gregg Enk!ne Costa Mesa 6-5 . Sr.
Chril Thompson Corona del Mar 6-1 •• Sr. · Denny Nicholas Loara &-0 Jr.
Doug Omer Magnolla 6-1 Sr.
Player of the Year -Dave Murray, Magnolia.
Coach of the. Year -Bill Bloom, Corona del Mar.
Sports In Brief
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Reviv~ Kings Aiming
For 2nd Siraight Win
LOS ANGELES -The Los Angeles
Kings, fresh from snapping a five-game
Ioatng &treak aim 'or blck·to-back vie-:
tories tonight when they host tbe Min-
nesota North Stars at the Forum.
With Ted lrvtoe slanimlng b!>m• ¥
la.fool f!oal In the third period Sunday
n1f!b1. the Klnp scored a 4-3 vicfDry
over the Seals in Oakland and moved
within seven point.I of the second-place .
Se al s ln the National Hockey League's
West Divis.ion.
Alston Inks Pact
VERO BEACH, Fla. -Walter Alston,
dean ol. major league managua, formally
signed hb 1969 contract Sunday u ·the
Loa Angeles Dodgeni opened spring
training minus 13 of the club's top
players.
A1stan11 ,contract cal1I !o:r an est1maled
185,000 * year. He baa been with the
DodC<rl 15 s\falf!)d .. -. 1 ..... than any olher .....,..t major leque manqer ,
Pirates, Rustlers
Finish 3rd, 4th
In Swim Relays
SANTA JIARBARA -Oran1e Coast
CoUeee ,.-lmmen won two ~vents on
the ieoOnd aJ!d last day ol the Gold
Coat Sw1-"" lnvltallooal bero to
==-=to• llr'!"I th~.
'l!le 'llool ~San~• Frosh
walbd ••1 with Ram bonon, ICOrin&
431'.i .............. ~ Jllllior Colllp'• m. u. ~ Cout """"1
:115 H · flJr tldnl, follOft!I by Goidell We&! College in lourth with 210 points.
Fre<llJler tDouc 'Sebamherl ... the
»yard lllflot In 11.5, the -futeat
Wiii ever ncorded in the event by
an Orq'e CoNl swll:!mtt.
Lala be ....,,... with Brad Smith,
Mike Inr1e, Bill Luther, Gary Tbompoon
and Mll:e ·AllhriPI 1o wiD the JOO.yon!
f.-tylo ~lo,y. The Plratea' •lnnlne
Umt WU l;JU lo !hi rardJ bdd eftftL
Paul fhllllU tumod In a 11nioC
pub-lor !hi -In u.r lllt
rreea1y1e ~·'"· 1oalnJ ~. Randy Coutta or Su Diego &lllO on !hi touch.
has been with any one major league
team.
So11lets Triumpla
. SAN FRANCISCO -Dynamo Kiev
of the Soviel Union won tbe first game
but the California Clippers showed once
again they can play on a par with
the world's best soccer team.
Speedy forward Anotolldy fyzach
scored all three Dynamo 10als SID!day
as the Soviet team beat the Clippers
3-2, in the first game ever played
between the United States and the USSR.
A crowd of 11,815 who turned out
on a cold and rainy afternoon at Kezar
stadium saw the Clippers dominate the
action in the second half.
Yo1111f1 TKO'tl
SAN DIEGO -George YOUDl'S last indoor two-mile race was the fastest
in hlsl«y but a toclmicality leav .. him
Ued for tbe world record.
YOWli, 31, was clocked In 8:27.1 Satur~
day Dlgbl lo the San Diego indoot' Games,
OOe-tentb of a second faster than Kerry
Pearce's world standard set here last
)'Ht,
1be technicality is an international
ruling that record time in Jong dtslahce
events la rounded off to the nut even
tenth ol a second -8:27.2.
"'I'd lite to have the world record "
said the disappointed Young. "It belonis to me -not Pearce.
"1\fe never betn beaten by him, and
he bas never done better than 8:40
sincf! setting the record."
a. .. w .w•-er•
LAJq: PLACID, N. Y. -.A bukher,
a baker, a mechanic and a plumber
Jl"'Vided the winning comhination f0<
Wed Germany over the weekend in
the World Foor-man Bobsled Own-plodalil~ Mouot Van Boevenherg.
The w edged the favored 11allan
team -headed by a hotel owner -by
a split second for lbe victory.
Setter De ... loch
GUATEMALA CITY -HalU liod
GnWmala 1·1 in a IOCCtl' game SUnday
to win the rilbt 1o meet the Unll<d
Stales in the nut round ol elhninaUona
for the World Clip tn Mezl<o nm yeer.
With Ule· lie, H•IU -up the aeriea
of games here wtth six points. Guatemala
hjld IJ>e and Trloldad IWO.
Picked
·t, Cq'A.GH OF THE YEAR
.J •• ~". '~C~M'1 Biii Bloom ·
'Pmites Hope
For .50Q .f?inish
l -•••
In EC Action
By JOEL SCHWARZ
Of IM DllllY l"lllt Shll
A .5(1Q finish is the best Orange Coast
College's buketba1f team can hope for
after dropping a pair of weekend Eastern
Conference games.
But it's going to be a tough trick
to pull because the Pirates, who are
now S-10, close out their conference
schedule lbls week Tuesday and Friday
nights on the road at Citrus and Mt.
San Antonio colleges,
The Pirates dropped their second
stralght game Saturday night at borne,
7U7, to Chaffey College. A combination
of some tight Chaffey defense and some
miserable ball-handling by the Pirates,
did ln Orange Coast.
The Pirates committed 27 turnovers
against the Panthers, 17 ,of them in
the deciding second baH, and only shot
37 pertent from the floor.
Orange Coast led most of the first
half on the shooting of Phil JoJllan,
Rieb Stlckelmaier and Mike Flaherty.
ll was 36-29 with a minute to go in
the half, when Chaffey turned on its
fast break to rattle in nine straight
points and take a 38-36 lead lhto the
dressing room on Frid.die Hicks' banking
jumper just before the buzzer.
The second half was a see-saw battle
until the final 8:45 when lhe floor-
leadership of little (H) Caesar Garcia
who was playing despite two sprained
ankles, helped Chaffey break the game
open.
With the score knotted at 57-all, the
Panthers put on a 9-2 spurt that sent
them in !root for good.
In the final 80 seconds of lhe contest,
Chaffey went on another brie.f tear,
outscoring the Pirates &-2, to brtat the
contest wide open.
CMftty (71)
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Rustler:
Five, 80-65
With lis hopes of f~g second ID
the Eastern Conference now almost mn-
eziJtent, Golden West College'• J>utet.
ball team iwinp into the final weet
of coolemx:e play with two pmes
against toup foes In u many mpts.
Tbe Rust1era: aaw their shot at second
nearly evaporate s&tmday nlgbl u Jut.
place Citrus u]ll<I Golden Wat In the
Owll' rooot, -
The Rutlen, now lM in EC play,
trail l'WlDUUp Cballey by ttl'o full games
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and share ihird pUiCe with sarda Ana.
All the Rust.Jen have to do to tie
'tor second II knock off ML San Antonio
Tuesday .night and conference champion
Fullerton Wedoeaday while Chaffey Is
loaJOs ill llna1 pair DI starts w· 5an
BernardiDo and Cyprua.
The -will be playlns blck.to-
bact pme1 this' week a:s ~. favor to
Fullerton coadl Moe Radovich.
lladovich uked llultler coadl Dick
Stricklin 1o move up their Friday game,
so bis club would he rMed for a
challenge-round game in the state
playoffs Saturday and Slrk:klln agrttd.
Goklen West's loss to Citrus followed
a familiar pattern that has bothered
the Rustlers all season - a cold shooting
first half.
Citrus, which has only won two Ct>n-
ference games prior to its encounter
with Golden West, opened up a 42-25
halitime lead .
Only the shooting or center Dave
Prather kept the Rustlers from being
blown oft the court. The 6-9 center
tcored 21 of Golden West's first 30
··points in the game, but ran into foul
trouble late in the opening 20 minutea.
Citrus won the game from the free
throw line, hitting on 32 of 33 charity
llhots. Both clubs made 24 field goals,
but Golden West only cashed in on
17 or 28 free throws.
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:UCI (16-8) Eyes
By EARL GUSTKEY
01 rtie D1itr" f'fllt Stiff
UCI'1 basketball team , which bad
plintM it.sell into a eorntr by loaing
to UC Rivenide last wee~ bu leaped
to a more strategic posiUon wllh ib
come-from-bthind, 101-86 victory at We.st·
mont Saturday nlgbL
That win glves lhe Anteaters a 16-8
record and a. fairly good clwlce of
landing a berth In next month'• NCAA
coUege dlvblon regionals al Lu Vegas.
UCJ baa two games Jett and will
be the heavy favorite to win both home
contests. Coach Dick Davil' team pla)'I
San Diego State .• Tuesday night at 8
and Tahoe Paradl.M Collese Friday even-
ing.
It look some perfect basketball for
the Anteateri to put tbemse.lves where
they are today.
"Wt played a1 cklle to perfectly u
we've played all year," Davb com·
men led,
"We were down at halftime and we
decided wt were &oln& to have to gut
It out on defenae and make them tate
bad ihots and that'• just how it lurntd
aut. 11
Westmont'• Dalla1 Platu ICOrtd 11
In the lint ball but had only 11• mort
In the second hair. UCl'• Jerr Cun·
loio& CD oil the court that WU •ID' 11...mc the·-··
Keoa,11 hu been re!.-Jng for 1S
years, 10 ol them Jn the E4sttrn Con-
ference.
"I loll they -·t playio& boWtboll
· at .Illa end ol !hi P-W1tm they
llarled 1o foal dellberately I had 1o
wara -I'd call !hi...,._
··1 fell ' -btidl' could ltt lt>Jurod
... the ·-·m!pl aet ......... , ol
hllld and we'd llf.Ye a fight.
"We cooldn1 keep the 1ame moving
hec1111e Oraop Cout playtn .....
laughing aliout the fouls 8Dd ..... ciolnl
uytlllng 1o keep U from going on.
'"lbe coach (Welzel) waa utiog ro,
what he got, aUhoulh be,. ... , direct!nf!
llWl1 ol hb nmaru 1o me. u be
...... to -lotentioaal toclmical fouls
by d"'-1lac the pme, that'• okay by
' me, althoup r c1ao·1 -,. If l juatlllable. '
1-!l'VI· nrver MID anotbtr eoach
It In 15 ye a r s and when yw're ~
you don 't pin much by it anyway." ).
"It waa an lnter..tlng el(periance,
Keougb addad, "bul I dldtt1 eajoy It
and aelthCr did !hi ran.. who dicln1
bow what ..... ~.. ' Frlday'llllbt'1 ' by Welzel
8Dd hb -th• &Ind ol !hint ev..,tiedy coocernod woulofllb 1o fora•
But tt'• bard · to true It from the
'"!"1Co.c11·1 Joi> is _.. tbaA •lmplJ
heljilng a )'OUlli .,.. develop hb alhle~
skilb. Ideally, oports and a coach cq
help an athlete mature m<ntaily and
emotionally, u well u polilb h1I pbysic~
~oitwwelJ. Bob WtlRI failed ~
clo,tliil Friday lllPL
BLOWS COOL -Orange Coast College basketball coach Bob Wet-
zel was the recipient of. five technical fouls and was ejected from the
gym Friday night in the Pirates' 94-84 loss to Cypress. Reliable
!ources say Wetzel will resign at the end of this season.
Martin Cracks Record
But UCI Loses,6.6-37
Mike llarUn broke bis own school
m:ord ln the 1,000.yard freestyle event
Saturd8y but It wasn't enough as his
UCI teammates went doWfl to a 66-37
defeat to powerful Cal State (Long
Beach),
Mart.in stroked to a 10:02.l clocking
and a second place time for the new
UCJ record then won the 500 free in
5,00,1.
Nezt meet for UCI, now 4-5, is an
away meet Tuesday with Santa Ana
College.
UCI's Bob Wilhite suffered one of
his rare de!eats in diving as be lost
to Long Beach's Rusty McCarthy, who
scored 490.10 Point.s off the one-meter boar<!.
C1I Sl•lt IL.1111 lHdl) 6'. UCI S7
CIO mtdlty r.i.t -1. Uni BMdt Tl'"': ,:&.7 I
!Am lr""ly .. -I. F•~ It.II 2. Martin • IUCI) l. ltJ111. (LB) Timi: 10:00.t
200 tr" -1. "''""' !Lil t. e:.._ even .a. llou ILi) 'Timi: 1:'7.1 '".J 511 ff'le -l. 1"1"""" 11JCO 1. GrJnvn (U) iti;
A)'tM (LBJ 'Tlmt: ns 200 Jna. mid. -I. LDWn (LBI l. HuMt (UCIJ
.1. Y1loYlftfl ILi) Timi: t :'4.7
I~ C111YI -I. M~rll'l'I' (Lt) l. W11111tt flJCIJ J. IEH!Ofl (Lii Polnll: 410.ta
400 tly -I. Oltwr (LB) 1. H1hn fUCll l.
HIHll (IJCI) Tlmt: 2:00.S
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200 btdr; -1. B1rlltll (Lii 2. Mllltr !LI' :t..
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-fll'lllf -1. vni.r1tt1 (LBJ 2. (Goplf (UCI) l. Still! (LBJ 'TIJlw: 2:U.f
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San Diego State
nlngbam bad ll for the winners and
teammate Mike Heckman 21 wllh 11
rebowxis.
John Gi1v1Dovleh helped keep Irvine
close in tbt lint half. The junior fcnard
from Fresno City College came in in
the firtt half wben Nick Sanden was
taaed with hb third rout GiavinoYl<!J
IU8dt. b.l.a flrll four 1hotJ.
UCl'a frosh team alto cme from
behind to wiD, aplllln1 Westmont by
an M-11 acore aftu traillng by seven
at bllftlme. The Jtmlor Anteaters are
!W and play Sao Dle10 Slate's frosh
Tuesday evening.
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Mes•n Stars in Big 10 · • • . . , . ........
Dan Kinsey of Cost~ Mesa is one of the top per-
formers on the rings in the Big 10 conference. A
senior at Michigan State, Kinsey is averaging 9.04
points per performan~ for the conference's defend-
ing co-champions. He is 'also an honor student. ·.
Katella Duo Gauchos Fall, 92-71;
Tops S~rs 7th Straight Defeat
Prep Season
Ends Tuesday
Final regular season prep
basketball in the Orange Coast
area is on tap Tuesday with
two Crestview League en-
ByBl'EVEANllllElll
or .. ~ "" ""' N1wport Harbor wu the on-
. ly Oranie Coast 1rea tchool
to poll a victory In the ftCent
CIF ,.lay flnala held at the
Bellnont Plaaa PoOl In Loni -· The Tar C... placed fourth
Jn· their dMllon Ind nilldlod
two flnl pt-. -In the
-tr.eslyle and the other
In the -butterfly. Newport lotiled SI points
lor Ila nipt'a .,...t; but tnlled
champion Pafos Venlel (U),
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Katella High SchOOI walk~ SAN DIEGO -Pacific San ·Diego's Jotm Oliver counters wrapping it up.
off with the lion 's sl\Rre 'of Southwest Conference cham-scored 16 of his 2.1 points L.aguna Beach will host San '•100 lndo. mtd:-1. 1"1i. V•'*9
honors in the release of the pion San Diego City College in the first halt, as the Knights Clemente at 7 o'eolck follow-,
outscored Saddleback 36-11 in tore through Saddleback's ing the Villa Park-Mission Vie-""° 1iw.tv1t-1. ~ H•r110r t.
2. L•IUllft 1. ,otlhlU TllM: 4:0:5.7 CCI,
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official all-Orange L e 8 g u e the first IO minutes of play zone defense to decide the out-jo tussle at the latter's con-Jorde,. '· W1tn11 Timi: 2:n.1 •--• tball I 1· · ~ b,..mtr•-1.,,.,1n "'"* t. ~r.e se ec 1~. and went on to hand th e come early. fin.es at 3:15 p.rn. l1we11 l . 1tMC11o Time: t :M.4 CCII'"
Tom ·Danley ci>pped l!oa¢h. Gau'.chos their .se'Venth slralght Saddle back was without the Villa Park will be trying n:-:1 bvtltrllY-l. MtwPOrt Herbor i.
or tbe y~ laurels while Jkib . iosifhere Saturday night; 92-71. services of starting forward to clinch a second place "in Mlr•lt'll• :l. Sul'll"l'f HUii Tlmt: l:llA
Sherwin, a guard averaging · Saddleback which ls now Randy Lawrence, who was ac-final hoop standings with a .uJG i.ck11ra11-1. SuMr Hllll 2.
24.2 in league' cOtnpeUUon. 8-19 during its first year of cidentally kicked in the calf win at Mission Viejo while '"~~.v=~~tt.J!.!':9~ \'.:.!,,
grabbed player of the year basketba11, cJoses Out the in a game last week against San Clemente (7-t) and :t s_., HUii TlrM: 1:1'.J
honors for the loop cha.Jpp10ns. season "l\tesday night against Southwestern and was unable Laguna Be.acb (2-11) are going Adi """''"' ,..,.._,. '"•'-v.,.. . to I trictl f ...... ~; 2. Mlr.lftte a. ~ TlrM: l:Sl.I Aloot:•"" L1Ae u1 the Cal : Western Frosh at pay. s Y or .,. ...... ge. <c•P ncant1
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s1wm. e re. M Sr. '°·' Marc Hardy, Bill Noon and
Grlm'llfOCICI. L• Alaml1<11 '"' Jr. lJ.~ HaJ. Boyd scored 25, 17 and Albtf'tol, IC.lfell• J.IG Jr. 11.J
W•IT!lll. .s.c111letl9<k .M sr. 11 14 points for the Gauchos,
si.w111, K!iteU. .s.11 Sr. 2•.t d ch ~ T••'" but they coul n't mat San
H~ v11tnc1e u sr. 1•.~ Diego's balanced attack which kel~ llddlebeck Ml Sr. 11.J
MOrrll, Sanor• .._. Jr. 11.1 saw all five KniRht starters
~.Et Der• '°'Sr. lo..& w•"nd upM _, __ _ Sod9rWrtr~• .r.1tm/1os '"1 lr, 11.0 ° · -fli;.;i' of t"9 Y•t-e~ .Sllefwi11. 'IHll._.dr 171) k~etl" ,.. ,,.T '"" Tl" C~ch of IM Ye1r-Tom Dt~lev. • ·aovd· • 6 • 14
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By ALMON LOCL\BEY ... _ ~ ...... .., ......
Fish Harbor, LOI Ao&eles
Yacht Club'• home on
Terminal Island. ruembled
nothing shot! of • diluter
area Sunday 11 yachts limped
In from the final race of the
Southern California YachUng
Association Midwinter Regat-
ta.
One boat WU sunk and ll
least four othen aJ.RDUUd
before the catutrophlc day
wu over.
LA YC was the only one ol
the seven bolting yacbt clubs
which scheduled races as
usual in the teeth ct ~knot
wi.Dds and mountainoul· gear-
bustlng seas.
WORST ACCIDENT
The wont accident was tbe
coJlfJi<lo of two Cal-411 4)00Jl'I
outside the Long Beach en-
trance. One of the boats WU
slammed against the
briakwatu and sunk u a
Coast Guard beUcopter pluck·
cd the seven crewmen from
the sinking vessel. Two or
them were hospitalized 1:ith
injuries.
The accident happened when
the boats poked their bows
outside the Long Beach en·
trance on a beat to the en-
trance bell buoy a hall mile
oot. Dimwted in the collision
was Argonaut, owned and
"' skippered by Mort Andron of
Santa Barbara Yaclrt Club.
No one aboard was injured.
But the Windhover, owned
by Tmef Greene of Calllorni&
Yacht Club wu thrown out
of eootrol because of other
gear failures . and slammed
against the rocks where it
started breaking up in seas
that were breaking <1ver the
breakwater. The two injured
crewmen were identified as
Robert Taylor and Robert
Levin.
YACHT DISMASTED
Alta mar, a 46-foot Cal-32
sloop owned and skippered by
Jay Jones of Los Angeles
Yacht Club was dismasted in
the heavy going but no one
was injured. It was the second
time Altamar has lost her
stick in 13 months. -
The aluminum' mast on Al
Martin's L-60 Sumatra looked
like a giant piece of spaghetti
when the yacht limped back
to Fish Harbor .after being
dismasled near the Long
Beach entrance.
1bere were rePorlJ that a
PC and a Star boat were
dismasted, but no one ln the
PC class knew of such a
mishap. The dismasted Star
was not identified.
A crewman on B i 11
Ravenscroft 's Cal-48
* * * CYC Sailor
Winner in
Power Races
8AD DAY AT FISH HARBOR -Aluminum mast on tJ Martln's Lapworth-M
Sumatra looks like giant ipaghet!l alter it came crashing down In stormy
seas during final race of , :~win/ Regatta. Sumatra w,as one of four boats
dismasted. Another was s~
Malaguena, Santa Barbara Jr., SDYC. (5) Green Fiash, Ben Mitchell,
YC, was knocked unconscious ~5 (20) -(I) Supu Log, ABYC.
when he was struck by a J. Hobson, CBYC; ~I) Vyn-
jibing boom. The crewman jammer, Surtas & ·Vickland,
was taken to a hospital by Palo Alto YC; (3) Tom the
a m b u 1 a n c e after lbe Cheap, H. Downlq, SBYC.
Malaguena returned to port. CORONAD0-15 (29) -(1)
Mirage, B. PurctlJ.. North
GEAR FAILURES Belfast Ireland YC ; '(2) tJe
Gear failures kn o c k e d between Torqula Tardon, R.
several other boat& out of the Martbl, MBYC, and Sllppery
ract, but most or tbemclr ~.om. WMQ Wet, J. Linlky, WYC.
pleted the ll·mile cw .. 1 VICTORY (11) -Canuck,
third of which Was sailed H. Fuch.sl.ock, WYC; (2)
outside the breakwater. Hydra, R. Walker, OYC; (2)
Besides the wind and break-Ailsa, 1v,-w. Muldoon, KHYC.
ing seas, the fleet was pelted SMALL BOAT ARB. (8) -
with driving rain that felt like (1) Sal1ejiiieda1, W •• Hartman,
pellets being hurled in the SI BYC; (2) tie between No
faces of skippers and crews. Name. M. Lenem.an, SMYC,
Every boat started the race and Fan Sea, J. Ealen.ui,
w!th reefed mains'ls and small CBYC. ' "
heads'ls. P-CAT (20 ) -(.I) Copy Cat,
The skipper of one medium Bob Baker , CBYC; (2)
siie: boat told of dousing sails PaciUcus, Paul Allen, BCYC;
and running before the wind (3) Loti, E. Thornburg ,
at Uve knots under bare poles. CBYC.
'!be crew would hoist sails TORNADO (I) -(I) Tie
again when the boat came between Sokitoum, B. Stewart,
on the wind. CBYC; and Force 10, It
The first two days of ~""Jewett, ~YC; (3) lie among
regatta were without incident. l>ay Tripper, K. Rolkopf,
Large yachts at LAYC started CYC; Sand Piper, J. Neale,
the action Friday and got in SDYC, and ~' Lynn
a brisk sail under moderate Kauffold, KHYC.
weather conditions. All seve n MULTI-HUIL ~-(14) -
yacht clubs joined in the ex-(1) No Name. D. tstael, MYC;
travaganza on Saturday when (2) Switch Blade, Nell ~arvey,
1,008 yachts turned·* up for SBYC; (3) Backlash, T .
starts under ideal sailing con· Taylor, CBYC.
diti ill6. P-28 (5) -l I) Tie between
This meant that" all of the Second Love, J. Frost, CBYC,
seven participating clubs, ex-and Galatea, E. Tabo~ CBYC.
cept LAYC got. in only one TEMPE ST (!2) ( 1 )
d f ·ng Mo.st of them Sukoskl, M. Hannon, SCCYC; ay o rac1 • (2) Sunset Express, E •
scheduled two r&Cf:' on Satur-Kobtich, SCYC; (3) Fair
day. Elaine, P. fi.1athison, SFVYC.
LARGEST TURNOUT
Alamitos · Bay Yacht Club
had the largest turnout with
273 entries; LAYC had 176,
Cabrillo Beach Yacht Club,
164; Seal Beach Yacht Club,
140; Long Beach Yacht Club,
145; Little Ships Fleet, ~.
and Huntington H a r b o u r
Alamitos Bay
Yacht Club
SOLING (22 ) ( I )
Greyhound, Burke Sawyer,
NKYC; (2) Koki, Wade Hill,
CYC; (3) Bellwether, Tom
Plctanl, LBYC; (I) En
Passanl, Bob Andre, SDYC;
FL YING DUTCHMAN (I I)
-(1) Super Mongoose ,
Martinez & McDoo Hoc, WYC;
12) No. 128, Jim Al~ CSC;
(3) Disaster, Stan Teel,
ABYC.
INT. II (27) -(I I White
Tornado, Roger Welsh, VYC;
(2) Happy Warrior, Baird
Bardarson, Corinthian YC,
SeaWe: (3) Brltannla, Dick
Rose, CYC, Seattle.
FINN (20) -(1)
Luftmeister, Fred Miller Jr.,
SSSC; (21 Zig-Zag, Larry
Porler, KHYC; (2) Petunia,
Lou Nady, CSC Berkeley.
SNIPE (38) -(l) No. 17388,
Jeff Lenhart, SDYC; (2)
Blivit, Argyle Clmpbell, BYC;
(3) No. 17397, Robert Maw ,
SDYC.
NATIONAL (9) -( I )
Lemon Twist, Bill Crane,
ABYC; (I) Brlgatta, Clyde
Ellerman, ABYC; (3) Rustler,
Alben Reid, ABYC.
FLYING JR. (14) -(I)
Psyche Ill, Bob McNeil,
LAYC; (2) Finesse, Mary
Griffith, LAYC; (3) lnsomnia,
Jim Barber, LA YC.
OK DINGHY (2') -(I)
Ferdydurkey, Chris Boome,
ST.-FYC; (2) Panic I, E. Kim·
ball, ABYC; (3) No. 6.10, Steve
Taschi, Inverness YC.
SABOT A (25) -II) Birch
Bark, Jack Klein, ABYC ; (2)
Snoopy, Kurt Wiese, BYC; (3)
Cutty Sark, Curt Olson, CYC.
SABOT B (41) -(l) No.
6058, Robert Bush, L&:; (2)
M.ustard, Melvin Wells, CYC;
(3) Super Sabot, Scott Soble,
ABYC.
SA'l!OTIER (8) -ill The
Roach, Rick Horn, ABYC; (2)
Black II, Betsy Black, ABYC.
LIDO-HA (t5) -( I)
Frenzie, Don Wiese, BYC; (2)
Femurs, Merlin G a y m a n ,
ABYC; (3) Viva Gib Marshall,
ABYC.
Bob Welsh's Shipmates £rom Yacht Club, 25.
California Yacht Club was the Burke Sawyer of Newport
Turns Into ·
,
Catastroph ~-
!J ..... SIMIBar-. __ :_j
' WlljDW Al\D SAl!O'I' n~'ll
Squlml Coce. T.-· LeweCi<.
CYC; (I) 'lbe Great Pumpkin,
R. Hood, KHYC; (I) Super
~. M. Helped, KHYC.
Loa Aqelel
Y-aafl lies111ta DOI avallable. Will
be Plbllshed later.
Sealah 3
Returned;
Tests :Due
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Seafab ~ wu. railed to the
llirf-'l'uoodioy IJld uperta
aid Ila 1.W cooJd be
re~', But here wu no
word ... 11'.ben tho -· ~ l""'i"am, held up by
, the fatal heart attack it an
a(iuanaut, would be resumed.
GOOD DAY OFF POINT FERMIN -Yachtsmen in SCYA Midwinter Regatta
enjoyed one good day ol sailing Saturday as weatherman smiled and spinnak·
en blossomed.
1 Navy spokesmen said much
would depend on tests now
being made on the body of
diver-engineer ~erry L. Can·
non, 33, stricken P.fonday as
he was trying to enter lhe
underwater habitat to plug the
leaks.
LIDO-HB (15) -(I) Lov
'a Pete, Peter Gantz:, ABYC;
(2) Eslralllta, Don Bracken-
bury, ABYC; (31 White Wash ,
Frank White, ABYC.
IJttle Sbfpt Fleet
CAL-20X (11) -(I) Spirit,
M. McNaughton, ABYC; (2)
SenUmental Sam, Jim Martin,
HHYC; (3) Chicken Noodle
Soup, Allen Hughes J r . ,
HHYC.
CAJ,.20 (26) -(I) Hustler,
Art Glasier, ABYC; (2) Brisk
II, Paul Merrill Jr., ABYC;
(3) Mar Vaca, Paul Merrill
Sr., ABYC.
COLUMBIA-22 (11) -(I)
No. 814, Archer Pratt, ABYC;
(2) Savoir Faire, Rick Adams,
SI BYC; (3) Novis, Dick
Lowman, SI BYC.
SANTANA-22 (ti) -(I}
Valiente, BUI Heintz, LBYC ;
(2) Brigadoon, Arthur Knox ,
HHYC; (3) Suzann, Le oc
Sheridan, SMYC.
VENTURE-2t (8) -(t) No.
29, Edward Walsh, SFVYC;
(2) lmpulse Three, Bi 11
Hai sman, SFVYC.
Y FLYER (I) -(I) Flying
Wye, Harry McKinney Jr.,
soYc:· 12> Dipplty noo, Harry
McKinney III, Coronado YC;
(3) Clndet, Rlchard Zwaschta,
PVSA
DAY SAILER (t6) -II)
Quiver, Harold Lee, FYC ; (2)
Mucho Gusto, Mike Dunmire,
SFVSC; (3) Wlndsong, Lewis
Wagoner, FYC.
Long Beach
Yacht Club
CATS (Over 24 Ft.I (!) -
(I) !ml Loa, Vic Stern, SI
BYC; (2) Makal, M. T. Colich,
CYC: (3) Toru, Tom Sauter,
SBYC.
CAL-23 (13) -(I) Puff,
Glenn Thol]l', SMYC; (2)
Flyaway, C. Manning, CBYC;
(3) Conge, J. Grubbs, CYC.
ENDEAVOR (11) -(I)
Stormy, J. Amies, VYC; (2)
Deuce. J. M. Owen, BCYC;
!3) Aphrodite, Bill Langjahr, sssc.
CAJ,.25 !23) -(I) Sea-
quasious, C. RosteUo, LBYC;
(2) Retreat, R. A. Smith,
PMYC; (3) Puller, R. L.
Palmer, CBYC.
SANTANA-27 (8) -(I)
Aloha II, G. Retd, SSSC; (2)
tie between Anita, J. Beery,
PMYC, and Blue Chip, W.
A. Corbett, SDYC.
CAL-24 (6) -(!) Ginger
If, D. Johnson, CBYC; (2)
Ma Jolie, Peter Ebeling,
CBYC.
GLADIATOR (I) -(ti
Felez, D. JessuS!, BYC; (2)
Spartacus, C. Humphrey,
ABYC.
T-BIRD (10) -(t) Tatoa,
R. H. . Simpson, SDYC; (2)
Bravo, J. N. Ofria, WYC; (3)
Terrt.ita, G. ~. WYC.
CAL 2-24 (7) -Results not
reported.
RHODES-19 (!!) -(I) Salt
Shaker, W. Bauer, SFVSC; (2)
Dulcinea, M. McDougle ,
SFYC; (3) Great Pumpkin, F.
H. Gledtk, SFVSC.
LUDERS-16 (10) -(I)
Kildee, Ben Hromadka, LYC;
(2) 1.ephyr,.·A. M. Warner,
CBYC; (3) Witxlsong, W.
Fundenberg, NHYC.
CHALLENGER ( 9 I
.Resulta under protest.
Seal Buch
Yacht Club
ERICSON·23 (8) -01 The
Fox, Jay Tharp Jr., KHYC;
(2) Andlamo, Dick Elliott,
KHYC; (3) Baggy I, Robert
Badgley, SBYRC
COLUMBIA-26 (!) -(I)
Westward, W. M. Martin,
WCYC ; (2) Skinny Dipper,
Don Wilson, SCCYC; (3)
Therapy, A. Youngerman, SI
BYC.
NEWPORT.JO (9) -(I) Sea
Chase ti, Chet & Bill Gall,
St BYC; (2) Nova II, John
Jordon, KHYC; (3) Wild
Wood, James Wood, SI BYC.
C 0 L TJM BI A SABRE-
ERICSON-32 (5) -(t 0)
Damare, David RoSs, WYC;
(2) Luna, Roscoe White,
SMYC.
MORF (8) -(I) Goldilocks,
Eddie Arnold, BCYC; (2)
Redon, Rex Bender, VYC; (3)
Gold D.lst, Henry ~field,
ABYC. -
S OHOONERS, Kf:l'CllES,
YAWL'! (PHRF') (19) -(I)
Saliy Dog, Walter Pregler,
LSF; (2) Manu Tai, Stan
Llebennan, DRYC; ( 3)
A Navy spokesman said lily
decision on resuming the pro-
ject which calls for five nine-
man teams to spend 12 days
each living and working at
a depth of more Pian eoo feet,.
would come from W8!hlngton,
where an Inquiry is under
way.
The spokesman :'!laid
recovery or the 'ro-toot-long
habitat from its site on the
ocean Door off nearby San
Clemente Island required nine
hours.
Examination on the surface
showed the Sealab, pressuriz-
ed 19 times normal to resist
ocean preuurei, was leaking
air ariJund ·holes where power
and communleation J I n e s
entered the hull.
The spokesman said the
leaks would he plugged by
re-packing the boles · wltl'I: a
paste that solldifies In water.
~""· Wbttney Collins, Woman Plans
PHRF A (24) -(I),
Whimsey, Milt Handman, p~ if" Fli ht CYC; (2) Gosling, Skip Elliott, aC IC g
NHYC; (3) Sin Miedo, Jack COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI) _
Phillips, LBYC. Mrs. Jerrie Mock, the flying
PHRF B (2I) -(I ) housewife. has announced
· Maestro, D. L. Armstrong, plaN to Oy to an Island north
SBYC; (2) Contagious, Leo of Australia in April.
George, WCYC; (3) Bay Bee, tf the trip to New Ireland is
Lee Thompson, ABYC. successful, Mrs. Mock will be-
PHRF C (18) -(1) No cOme the first woman to fly
Name IV, Ed Feo, Jr., ABYC; the Pacific solo both ways.
(2) Graciela, Bev Fredendall, She has flown here from Ha-
CBYC; (3) Patina, Robert wail.
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Yacht Club. 22 entries. '11te trophy goes left leg, heads the Pacific schedule is the race from
\Velsh had a low total error to the largest Olympic Class. Offshore Power Boat Racing Long Beach to Ensenada
of ..589 percent. His win gave The Soling was rec e nt 1 Y A•·oc· t'o • fi t · t ta M h ~ H. hU h · I h fl lnvlta"o•• have he-l••"ed "We naturally hope '"at measures, but the 14·18 fool ..., ia 1 n s irs J>0111 s n-arc .<.4. 1g g t of the him the Bobr1ck Trophy. selected as one o t e ve "' ..., ..... ...,,,. "'' dings bulletin of 1969. J There were 29 entries in Olympic classes. to a select group of 40 leading everyone we have selected wllJ boats are still expected to Shane, 3J, injured in an ear· year's racing will be the Long
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covered a course fl'Opl the in the various classes: April 26-27 fint aMual World race," said Zytes, and that's hour in the three-quarter mile 400 points toward the Casale Aug. 22.
Loog Btacb Breakwater to the Invitational Marathon cham· why we've malled Invitations slralghtaways. The en t Ire Perpetual Trophy by driving Current standings: (1) Dave
Pl Fermin Buoy and finiahing Cabrtllo Beacll pionshlps at Long Beach so early. We'll issue new invi-course will be In view of the hi! Swinger II Thunderbird Shane, Los Angeles, 4 o o
at Huntington Beach. Yacltt Chb Marini Stadtum. tatiom. U necessary, to get spectato~ along either side to victory this mmth in the points; (2) Dami Jenkins,
Class A wlMer wu Bob GEARY·ll (11) -(I) Nug "Our committee selected the the best po5Sible entry lists." o( the Long Beach facility. first Long Beach. Catalina Bakenfield, 300; Bill Cooper,
Hubba.rd of Hunt In Ito n gett, G. Gordon, SBYC: (2) pe<>ple to invite on the basis Marathon races tradltlonaJ\y Ticket prices and details Island Cruise. Marina del Rey, 225 ; (4) Peter
Harbour Yacht Club in Kimo Marauder, K. Nuh, CBYC; of past experience and success are held on large, wlde-<>pen have not been determined, ac-Defending POPBRA cham-Rothschild, Newport. Beach,
III with an error of 1.007, (3) tie betWeen Ravager, J. In marathon and closed course bodies of water such as Lake cording to Zlkes but in· pion Bill Cooper or Marina 169; (15) Ed De.Long Jr.,
The Class A winner takes Hamilton, SBSC, and Con-racing," said Mel Zikes, pro-Havasu <1r Parker. Ariz. The formation can be obtained by del Rey is third in the stan· Burbank, 127: (6) Robert
home the Brittain Trophy. fusion, D. Schibler, MBYC. moter of the event in coopera-Long Beach event will mark writlng Matathon, 666 E. dings, according to the list Brandt, Los Angeles, 91; (7)
R.unner'Hlp in Class B Wert: THlsTLE (11) -Golda R, tion with the Los Angeles the first time the big high-Ocean Blvd., Suite 1108, Long compiled by the association Nick Douglas, Long Beach,
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ADMIRATION -Arlene Golonka and Buddy· Fost-
er are infatuated with a pooch he hopes to own, on
tonight's episode of "Mayberry R.F.D." at 9 p.m.
on Channel 2. Regulars on the series are Ken Berry,
Frances Bavier, Jack Dodson and Glenn Ash.
TELEVISION VIEWS
No Messages,
Just Jokes
By RICK DU BROW
HOLLYWOOD (UPI) -The thing I per>onally
prefer in show business entertainm~nt -whether
movies, television or the stage -is amusement.
Puerile messages by juveniles who have just dis-
covered lhat the world is not perfect bore me. l
sympathize with the producer who suggested that
if be wanted a message, he would send for West-
ern Uniop.
Comedy" is my first love in the arts. Al!hough
many of the· foremost comedians are difficult and
sometimes neurotic in private life, I am enraptur-
ed by them onslage. In watching almost any tele-
vision, stage or nigbtclµb show, I am impatient ~
til the comedian comes on. The gift of laughter 15
incomparable. I think it is perfet1/Y logical and
right that Nell Simon is probably richer than Ed-
ward Albee and Harold Pinter.
AS AN ADMIRER of comedians, ii has been in-
teresting to note the impact of Rowan and Martin,
and the Smothers Brothers, in an area other ijlan
that of their racy and often controverstal t.elevts-
ion humor. Forget their rnesaages~ for a moment.
For what they have done for sboW business is to
help bring back one of the most enjoyable tfpes ·of
acts the entertainment world can offer : the comedy
team.
Years ago, sh~~ business was flooded with
great comedy teams : the Marx Brothers, Laurel
and Hardy, the •iµtli ·B!l>thers; •Dean Martin ... n d
Jerry Lewis, Ab~ ;md Costello, George Burns
and. Gracie Allen, and on and on. In recent years,
though many minor teams appeared, very, very
Jew top ones emerged to blockbuster status.
Perhaps ·the single ~ajor exception in televis-
ion was the partnership of Jackie Gleason and Art
Carney, who ;__ for years now -have proved them·.
selves to be one of the truly great comedy teams in
the history of American show business. The prob-
lem, however, 'is that they are only together now
and then on Gleason's series. And when Carney is
not there, the series at once becomes just another
variety program, despite Gleason's undeniable tal-
ent.s.
ROWAN AND MARTIN and the Smothers
Brothers are, however, on every week , and have
shown th.at they Can sustain themselves so that the
auctiep.ce attraction remains at a hjgh level. And
as for the m.essages, although my own favorite
comedy is.lowbrow, I try to remind myself of what
George Bemard1 Shaw once said when asked hOW
he wrote: He said he tried to think of the utmoot
thing to say, and lhen tried to saY "it with the ut-
most levity. ·
· Well, as ·1 say, I try to remind myself. But In
my heart, 1 would rather pass up almost anything
on the stage except "Cyrano" in order to hear Phil
Silvers. Joey Faye and Jack Albertson sing, "If
you wanna be the top banana, you've got to start
at the bottom of the bunch."
Veteran televiewers must have got a special
kick Sunday night in 'vatching Hefschel ·Bernardi
perform numbers from hi s Broadway musical suc-
cess, "Zorba," on CBS-TV's Ed Sullivan Show.
AS ANY FAITHFUL video viewer knows , Ber-
nardi was the sytnpathetic police officer of the old
"Peter Gunn'~ series, and bas done counUes1 other
things on the home tube, including even a dellihtful
tuna-fish commercial. Which is si>me kind ol ver-
satility, considering the fact that he has also starred
tn '1Fiddler on.the Roof."
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Mwwestern Dra~ 'P~nic' . . .
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Arnone the most definitive
thtatrical depictions of rural,
Midwestern A m e r i c a is
William Inge's "Picnic," a
llory which tastes the flavor
of itJ Wne and finds It not
loo dlst.nt from our own.
As presented by t h e
"l'ICJOC"
A dram1 lw WUllllnt 1-. •ir.ctN
Irr LM He•t•ibedc. Mt dHfm "'° .oi.
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Flo C>wtns ...••••.•..•••.. C•l'OI MwMv
Helt!n Potts .•..••.•.... H1rri.t D&~
11ow1rd 111'¥1111~····· •..•. 11111 ,._.,.
Irma Krtlnlllfe , . , . 011"' 1111
Christi,,. Sl!oenwllofl!• .. Jin L-1"'°"
Bomber .. , • , ..... , . . . . . . Geoff Gl'MCI
Fullerton FooUighters, this
romantic drama takes special
pains with mood and at-
mosphere, adopting a leisurely
pace which, though sometimes
• little too lackadaisical,
nevertheless achieves the pro-
per spirit for it.s balanced
blend of the comic and the
dramatic.
s~ by some excellent
performances in the m a j o r
roles, "Picnic'' becomes a
most appealinc production,
limited .~ .it. ia J>y ,1the
dimensions of . the t 1 n y
Ful l erton staa:e. Lee
Aollenbeck, who m o u n t e d
Fullerton's 1 96 a highlight,
"Night of the Iguana,·• has
staged the Inge drama with
an eye toward maximum
utilization or av a i I ab I e
facilitles ..
The Fullerton offering cap-
tutes the rustic air of a small
Kansas town with its excellent
use of the dramatic pause,
never being cou:ed i n t o
speeding the tempo if a scene
should be lagging. It does,
however, show a disturbing
deficiency in the ensemble
, DAtLY PIL.OT fJd.,._
Slae's Best Act ress .
Patty Brodenck of •the San Clemente . Coriimunity
Theater accepts · the DAILY PILOT'S Distinguished
Performance award ·as best actress of 1968 in o r:.
ange County li~e theater for her performance in
the title role Of ''The Heiress.'' Presenting the tro-
phy is Tom Titus, DAILY PILOT .entertainment
editor.
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2Z Plus Calif. 2J Long.end or N.J. ..... 1 l 7 Negatl,t 24 l t•tlwt· ft,,,
•M's wd '8 Ldtet
2' a lld Olttl ,, P•sl!ed
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concern
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2 8151 word In Hawaii 3 l111p1r1er of 111otion °' Matlatot's concern
5 "·-Yo11 H1vin'
Any Fun?"
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6 Si•ple JS ProteicU.e •1chint cover
7 oorressitt J7 Growl
8 Re atlng to 40 "You 111ost a SO\l'CI' br ---1 ..
cf origin 4Z Ti•b«
' -Callfl!lt deuiy: l a Vffflote• 2 wo rds 11 ••Srfta 45 ••Mr or a Hearts,# ccllqe .e.g.: 2 Wonfs te•
Jt Mtal SU. 48 l l'llbW of I
13 Martk1I · 111o1slc1f eliala J'OlltJ
11 -Ptoduee-Sl I USkll mte
24 Tiit Orit lt: 55 Kktleg's
2 •rds COtlllPllllOI: 25 Sab)l'tt of 56 New and
a lease different
27 Kind of 57 European
acid 59 Not bar1-
28 At4lraliart foottd
wild dog 61 De~e
JO Seed-•2 FNlll•" producing rival of
tlant TCU
33 5h0t ill 6J P1rti1t: bllllards Co111b. IOl'll
34 Fully •S Befuddled,
de•eloped 19 ScoG•d
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beginl to show.
SUPERLATIVE
"PlcnSc" ls most notable,
from a paroch.ial standpoint,
lot . the' .s uperlative
performances delivered b7 a
palr of Wel!!lt Orange County
actors well known on the H~
tlngton Beach aiid
Weslminster stages. Both BUrt
Warner and Randy Keene 81'
at their best In the Fullerton play. .
w .-' pilyinfl tbe ltadlng
rol'I: of the muscular arid
egoUstlc drifter, Hal Carter,
reaches several levels above
bis past· perfbntiance1 to cap-
ture the riaggffing, physical·
ly doinlnatlng charicter who
disrUpta the lives of thret
women in a Kansu' family.
Warner's later transiUons to
='~ .~ ~~1 ·:; ~Saleinian' in Crisi•'-. ~mplilhec!. Play;_i)g 'the tragic Willy Loman, Jack Davis (right) accosts Heath Park ·In an
An eqUally super Io r emotional scene from "Qeath et ·a Sale11man.~' opening Friday for five week·
perfom)ance JJ given by ~ary ends' at South Coast Repertof)''• Costa F-fesa theater~_ LyM Sbea 'u the"beautlffil~~~~~~~~-'-~~~~~'--~-'-~-'-~~~~~~~-,-. . , Madge who b tired to the
point of deaperaUon from
being known simply u "the
pretty one." Miss Shea pro-
jects a compelling picture of
inner turmoil and serultivlty
mi .she . lamenll that' "I ·look
into. the mirror just to prove
to my sell I'm alive."
The ~oooishhh". Girl
Actress Bares All in LA's 'Faustus'
!"Jer !eserved,"1&.n~amorou.s
suitor is given fult dimension
by Keene, whose breakdown
Jn the final act is done with
gripping credulity. It is an
emot\on'I reach ,which be
handles moet'successfully.
WGllLIGlll'
Anii!her,. 111ghllghl or the
8how :~s :Jan D u n c ~P '.s praisew~y. portrayal m the
f r u z_a t i;_ d old, maid ~~.· com:ed' from
her ~., by liquor and
desperately reluctant to re.-
enter It. Young Mar ci a
Greenwood ·gives a fine in·
terpretation of the intellectual
brat who is Madge's younger
sister.
Less Jmpre.ssive are Carol
Mooney, as the biller and
suspicious mother ; · Harri el
Dasher as the neighbor who
befriends Hal, and Bill Feeney
as the schoolteacher's suitor,
all of whom fill a bit short
of the potential of their roles.
Ef f ective In l es se r
assignmenls are DiaDe Bass,
Jan Lewinson and Geoff
Gread.
Despite a bit of opening
n i II h t uneasiness -two
characters arrived on stage
before their "cars" stopped
running -"Picnic" is a
generally well staged and
thoughtfully interpreted pro-
duction. It continues Fridays
and Saturdays for two more
weekends at the Muckenthal~r
Center, 119 Buena Vista Drive,
Fullerton.
Top Salary
For Barbr a
By BOB mOMAS
HOLLYWOOD (AP )
EXCLUSIVE AREA
ENGAGEMENT
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~Fiix~~~ ~ S... Di1CO ,,_, ot Bristol • 546-2711
OPEN DAILY 6:00 P.M.
Fri., Sat. & Sun. Open 12 Noon
WALT DISNEY'S
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' Irvine Symphony
• P,anning. ~noon
Now jn .Iii ll\lrd year, the
Sympl>oOy Orchtslra of tbe
University ol Call(ornia at
Irvine has sdleduled its
sf>l'lnl concert for March i at .
7: 30 p.m. in the ' SCience
Lecture Hall on campus. Ad·
mission ii free. '
An lntuestlni varjely of
worts, ranging from lhe tra-
ditional to cootemporary com-
po1iUons will be offered uDder
the direction ol. Dr. Peter
OdeganL
The traditional fare ls res>-
resented ~y ·. J. S. ·Bach's
Brandenburg eo-rto # 1
and the ·liltlng Sdwbert Oc-
ie~ Op, ' lit, !O< Clarine(,
Frenc6 Horn, Bassoon and
String Qqlqtet. ' ' The newer ilem.!i Include
Arnold Schoenberg's Varia·
lions, Op. 4.!K: The ·.or11¥
version, Op. ~. 118' writ-ten for concert bapd, but
Schoenberg re-orchestrated
the work when popularity
brought many requests for an
orchestra version.
Another work, Symphonic
Allegro, by Crawford Gates~
prolessor of music at Beloit
College, Wl!., and conductor
of the Beloit Symphony,· fol·
lows accepted harmonic pat·
terns but wilh a marked
infwion of conte10porary or-
chestral effects. Gates is a
well-known composer of Mor-
mon Church music, including
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Will Sell Fast!
1. Stove 29. 81cycl• 57. Electric Tr1in
2. Gultor 30 •. T~ter 58. Kitten
3. Bally <rib · ~1 . Bar Slools 59. Cl1ulc Auto
· 4. liioctrlc • S1w :~ i\.: • • ! §1.', Enc-/clfpodi1 60. Colloo T1b1e
S. C1mere 33. V1cvum ·Cle1ner 61. Motorcycle
6. Washer 34. Tropical Fish 62. Accordion
7. ·outbo!lrd Motor 35 •. Hot Rod Equlpm't 63. Skis
1. st-S.t 36. Fil• Cabinet 64. TV Set
9. Couch 37. Golf Clubs 65. Workbench
10. Clorlnet 38. Sterling s11 .. r · 66. Diamond Watch
11. Relrlgerelqr . 39 •. V1ctorl1n Mirror 67 •. Go-Kort
12. Pickup Tr'!e5,,. ·.".~ 40. Bodrooin S.t 61. Ironer
13. Sewing Mldilnil •1. ·snilio 'i>r.1-r f>9. C:1mpl09 Troller
14. Surfbo1rd 42. Lown 'Mowtr '70, Aniique · Fumlturo
15. Mich Int T 0011 43. Pool Tibia 71. T•pe R-rd•r
16. Dishwasher 44. Tl ... 72. S.llboll
17. Puppy 45. Pl1no 73. Sportl c ..
18. C1bln Crulier 46. Fur Coat 74. Mollren. Box SPiii
19. Golf C1rt 47. Dr1pes 75. lnbolf!I Speedboat
20. Barometer 48. Linens 76. Shotgun
21 . Stemp Colloctlon 49.Horte 77. Siddle
22. Olnette Set 50. Airplane 71. Dllt G1me
23. Pl1y Pen 51. Orgon 79. Punchlnt 819
24. Bowling 8111 52. Enrcyclt 80. Billy C1rrl1ge
25. Wa .. r Skit 53. Rare Books 81 . Drum1
26. frH%0r 54. Ski Boots 82. Rlfle
27. SultclM . S5. High Ch1ir 83. Desk
21. Clock 56. Coins 84. SCUBA Gtor
These or ony other extra thln9s arounC, the house may
be tul'l\td Into cash wltll 11
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HOUsES FOii SALE
Newpert
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Yldorl1
646-1111
6 DICulCE 3. BR.
.~NJTS. l,IKE t,tEW
~1 oew~on. % ure:, qvn.
pletely block wall fenced.
Each unit> h'8 2 Ml' baths,
FA heat, fully carpeted &
separate wash rooms. At..
aunie 6.6 financlne • no lo&.o
foe .
$840 I Mo l11Come
" -PERRON
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$159S .Down -
~nta less than rent for
thl5 roomy 2 BR home with
w/w cupeta, bullt-in!!i, fire-
place. WIR trade for unlta.
Only $15,950'
l!\s;iI~G .«-•REALTY
•• "anytime"
2629 Harbor Blvd., C.M.
. f...., 24, 1"9
16111 lo Tustin -Coste Mew
· Excellent location, near school,, 1hopping
and beach. Only a few left. Buy now while
· btterest•taw are only ---
7% with 20% dPwn -7~% >(ith 10% On.
no 2nd -no poln/1 -2' Y" on ' bel•-* Almost New * , Prlctd from $30,850 to $33, 950
3 + Family + Den Exclus l•• Agorit
Double dqor marbel entry. •
Cuz• ll""" room with mu. p. a. palm•r inc-rated slve atone· fittpl.ace. Dream -· r-kitcheii ·with dining area. 3377 VIA LIDO
~'Iii~ down ~Uy room Tract Ph: 540-5113
with 'Y'jt &.r al'l!l bath. . .
I...a.rge muter with private '
bath I: loads of cla&etl. Jl""""""""""'----
car garage. FORRESI' E. COSTA ui:ra
QL.SEN,.....,., -,,. HAJt. ""·' SOR si:-vn.
4 br-s.o;S,* DELUXE .4-PLEX
Owner anxious to move and One large: 3 BR 2 bath with
wants to 1lve you this 4 BR covered patio & Three 2 BR
2* bath, pool palace. Seti 2 bath unltz. Ide.al for own-
Baycttst location at S55,5Sl! er user for. tax shelter. Call
• Save our Seller! us 101 details.
$68,500
Newport
------l.Gsr of ·~
Small Spencltn
llere · is custom charm for
the budget minded. From
the wood shingle root to the
stylized briclt: entry this eul·
side home gives a warm
Mlcomt". Large panelled liv •
ing room with picture win-
dow and cheerful ~ bum-I
ini raised hearth. fireplace.
Bright country kitchen with
u.ttnr area. 2 larie bed-
rooms Pius convertable den.' it Double detached prqe wi"1
Viet I a11ey • ..-. Extrl -2629 Harbor mvd .. c.M. or • hr boe.t or nna-, Priced
IAB61¥iiit LOTS ~11 fO' tho fl"CU\':"" II ~.150.
~ ~.!.~~';;!!";,.~1 .... "'"'~~-"'"'"" ColeSWilthJ ,. ~o.
value. Sell or trade equity RELAX! 642."rTTl OPf:N EVES.
for income unlta or amall in the coziest room h town. iiiliiiiiti1
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-· No-rt .. eo.... 1100 ... tt. o! "'90rt ll~. . Pniclte Cove
de! M.ar. 3 spacious BR's, 2 tiled • • . .,...,.,.. ·
RED rwiln=r baths, 100% nylon carpetlz\J: gru.-LJUlrtl t/o. Plus sep, pani!led famlly MakuiOebt 51~ houie
·u i -· room •wtth hla:h beam cell-wtftt ••Ubow ~m," -lo.
R E A L T T Ing ~ ;otcn hearth fire.. ca(ed on · neu:IY. o~ ac're
4 BEDROOMS 20'JS W. Balboa Blvd., N.B. place. 11 you want a heated of luib ~sc:;~!~. ~au,U·
1600 !llCI fl, heavy shake roof, 67!"'* , , and plte~ pool, It bas that, fut pool 4 paµo, -custom
patio, front kitchen with -. too! T Pt~ I Price $27,llOO decor ............... $189,SOO
bull. !""",· do"blo -n, J•-· i..l•-, FHA-VA. ... Mni. Harvey. · , firepl;~ In ~~m, ... bi; · MUcJe R81Pp1A 1
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bedrootn1. Just rJgbt for the R~m· ~
IO'Owinr famlly. 4 BR home, l'li•batba. bani-ORANGE COUNTY'S. (eldwell, llltket l (o. l'@~l_®_!il ~ ""°"· -..,.... LARGEST 1' . --t=-' 'Wltf'l"'!!i'lam :.:~Mccardle, Rl.tr1• 293 E.-17th_St. 646-4494 · ~tm ·'ac:',:W"
llliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii \ l3Ul Newport Blvd .. C.M. Thrff Wishes · j z::z::=mz::z::=miz
BEACH HOUSE 548-1129 Eves. 644-0684 . . · · ~•llK. · D"k' i..l._.• .!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ... ...,~111 peace, comfort locatlqn \JIUll!'I' Ul'LCI _
Olde• Home on llu'go r4(llfl(f att Important to 10U. ""1<
{35 x 95 ft.) R-2 Lot J this over. Convenient ~· Otte Oldtr" dn1trwttJ( i.rre
1 block to Beach Nire· Eastslde 3 BR, den, Newport J:l .•.lght1 grade. detached double 1¥ice. $27.500 school, &nil ilD shqpping.,'l Near •
G Wllll built-Im, carpel!, I enc e d blks to new • n•n•k. n...i.. ~mo · · eorge am son · ut "" ,__ ..... ..., -Realtor yard, $23.300 • FHA .. .,. -"" $25,500: and all these ''plUI"· private "'1oo1t"'' "'''""
67J..4l50 Eves. 673-J.564 ~.i.!~ down. Immediate fbaeatures;,_3 bedrooms, 2 $18 950· lll!l!!l!li!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!I!!!!!!!!' \ ......,..,.."""' · ths, .~place, cpts, and • ,
iiM;o;iie-ll;o;R;o;lt.;y,. ..... 541-... •22•0l•I ........ "°"""' ..,..., con-~ ---crete· drlve, larae fe~ Prime · Comm~rcial P E R~ON FABULOUS back yan1,on SOillO FT. a.2
Corner J9th & Pomona, C.M. Artisti .. ally d-'~ 5 bd. nn LOT. There is not to much
next to lB story bldg. Flft 4 bath .. ~~. 1 bed-available ..;,i)n this part of , --..11 ... • ••• , ••
stores ·fully leued at ·$1006/ room suitable for maid's ~utsldeR. ~-~';.;.!·Hurry. OWN-* 642-~nl ~"nytfrm:*
mo. Potential unlimited. room. DelighUUl pool. ..........,_
~"" .!{';.~t."~ & Arnold & Freud . B/ PRESTIGE 'LIVIHG
Genco Rlty Co, , &G-4422 388 E, 17th St., C.M. B at the BeaCh ·
Rraltors 646-7155 Newport Shorts, NB
Whit.• ~-n~' Dime-a.Uno PENNINSULA POINT .._. SPECIALS I +
018.rmlrw:, well built cottap., *"''A" triune 3 BR. f"ba,
NO .MATIER
f.urnis~. 3 bedrooms, 2 $24,500
baths near Bay and Ocean. * A ·dream 3 BR, 2-story
Ccar property, 11eller 'l'IUI· loadeQ. w/extr&J •• $.13,400
C8JTY fint 'J)'ust Deed. rzil:. * Like rletl 4 Bit 3 bl JM,000
ed at ........•..... S41J(XI * On the Wattf 4 eit, 3'
Bay & Beach . """'' .... , .... : .. , i45.500
RHl!y, Inc. Ceywoool Rlty •. 541-1290
901 Dovet;Di:., ·NB-SUiti;.~ Ol·W. Coaat~Jfl\ll'ily, J'l.B.
645-2000 Evts. 673-0419.. . am ooflON . . . .
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3 baths, l.al'le family
room w I t h fireplace,
clean throughout, un-
derground utWUes, cor-
ner lot $-ft,950· _.. •
· ' ilroncl Spenlilr\g NOw ·
luat. com»leted -'/£ Pt a
-WEST COSTA ME. It. ' ""°" drive ctr Ptlmorl to Mesa Vente'• lTthl ~ YOU CAN 3 8'd......,. l'li bath'" Bit '""' "'""" CW.to~ -· S16,cro, 5% % Joan $132 Pl1I now ottered by builder at
SELL IT .n. ci .. n. , ' oacrlfioe. 4 + lam ...,-,...
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W. ITH A CLEVELAND ~· 5'6·5110 (---~) ._""l'Re•llor OUEGI REACTY .. l5CIJ-~-CM. . DAILY . PILOT 143 Broadway 64M111; LL ~-J ' .
Evts. 642-1453 64M519 )bELUXE lilJPLEX
WANT AD l.afJ•ila r Beac•~ "O:.i.'.: .:'~~
View I.qt " .-\ 159,tl!O. 1'11_ ~fur. I
' O..an & c.a.ar.. w>o1> a..11ioe ltaol ••t•li ~o. 1 1lructed View rM % ~-'11XI £. BUbpi ~vd., Balboa
-.foti:Fast Servi .. & ~ °' =@ , dJuOJe r'° (
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Designed. ba1lt~,;,,·;ivAll ..... X1rlt .llriit>' -. 642•5678 WELLS. UO<q\oaled' for"""" 181,500. OORETA NC CREA.
it> & ,, .. ~. vu!W. •· -· 1916 s. '!Ill .. -DIRECT Bdnna. 3 blll'ir. atrium. " • ' <n4l 'J29-.UB1 R~~~-RELAX
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646-7171 . ~13
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BeeuWul remodeled B/1 kitchen with walnut cabJhets xts
off this choice 3 Bedroom with blOct'
wall fence. -.Nt1
down to vets -or
1llA -$1150 Down
Move In Torno,.,..,
4 Bedroom, 2 bath
family home kitch·
tn bu elec. bWl~
""~ Sliding -doors from LR and Den.-tD a covetea
patio.-:523,950.
lust $1500 down
Newport Heights
No other home in
this area can boast
of dining room. kit· chen nook, dilh.,
washer and a l!!ix30
workshop which
could be eonvft'ted.
let a mammoth play:.
rOom. -, Room-for
~~boat.-
1,0% olqwn ,'
646-7171 5116,o2S13
WESTCLll'I'"
Aba.ndoned by
transferred owner.
,Spacious J 1 vJ pa room ' itlth' 1open
bee;m. ceill.og.2 Wick"
firoeplacet. MoY&.iD t.omorroYo'. .... ~ ~·''° · Mau del ~r, ~~cul~~.~~~
Bedroom. 2 bath
with famtly and
lallndry roorria. Bl~
in kltche;n all refin·
lsbed. Big ove~ 1 back -yard. -.
. $27,500 ' . ' . '
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PENINSULA .
L<rrgc family Mil
have ,room to'~ 5~ms3~1*U.. l blOck from N .H.
Yatht Club, ·1 ll1ock
to beach. Lots Ol
privacy on this "°"' ble R·'l l'>t.
Roducld
$5000 to $H ,JOO
WONDERFUL
WESTCLIFF
S08l'kllnt1 · l)rlobt cfean deScrlbel fhll
J bedroom plua·fam•
. ily or, dlni~ ~e complete)y
ftpced · plus laip
se(l8l'ate klddies play ar,....,-· · '
$49,SOO
20 Professional•~ To Serve You!
MESA VERDE
· 2·STORY
Ideally located clOle
to schooll'and thop. ping. 3 mammoth bedrooms 3 baths, fonneJ dining room.
All new car.pet. and
drapes, and a Pll'k·.
like y11f'l1, l $40,900
Hor-I Honei~
'&u>ta """'"'-· 86x200 with 2 lied: room ¥me ,+ 2 car garage. Cotn.pleteijt
fenoed. Great terms. $2J,500 • • Call or come In. We
have Ill! VA lnd FJlA informa
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Uon.
Appr'ood $22,250.
No1down to Veta.-
Immediate poaea.·
slon. 3 Bedrooms. 2
ba!N, hll ,.,... ltv-
'lq ........ wltll °""' place, c:srpeu.,1nd
dra~1400 aown to an Ul;250 ·10Y't:
•PJrils<d.
QVi.t He.,,n
3 . Bedrooms, . 2
baths ,In a q\det
non;trafflc~treetca;zy llvl room
'With brick replat!, »tit<ihen wtlh au eleitrlc built-Int -a dandy buy at
~.900 with 10% flown. Owner will
consider trade for 3 or t units.
MeiedlthG• ........ .. _. .. _
nd.-orttor's delight
with 5 'apacloua bed· rooma. with cloeets re. 3 !unlriou.1 ~P.!'-~~= =.$5iooo~ a reaJ u-ecutrve tiOme.
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TURTLE ROCK HIW * The 111"5 * UlllQue, -vWlot SUO; l..811. -.. .,,. 1 BR. 111 ba. a.Odftn IOI CLIPP M1V1 CHOICE COSTA MESA
ON THI IRVINE RANCH . OPEM llUN. 1~ ..... ""--· ""... *WHY PAY 1111111 UWJtles p&ld -· l1lO. Mir. 1162 w. LUllUllY rtmljlUNl1)llll' Location; ..., lOOO ... IL ··' thir -~Wiii -411rl1Br.a -to-Slioor '"'!!'!11 --Oenter4"l.·JOLJ11.~p.m. Y-i-.1•2-.... lnbuty17thst ...... •-,..-oU·~-• for ..,e, e IW~u • -•·· -· ~ooo .. ~ .~ •-"• Month. ~•, "'w• Den) 2 Ba. Tbe flCllllillr K • -· ·--Not ONI l'l"'NY -$195; 2 Bdrm Doplex 3 BD1U1. """"" Sll!I Mo. -tD 6boro ....,.. ~ "nw .. -nJ•t 1m1le It 1plll • level 3 & 4 bedroom p11n. °""" --. IL c. GREER, -~ voii ... ..,;. w/W; utllttlol p&ld 1 Oilldml ""· ..,.., ..,,., 0.0 •low -_., 4"-· °""""' to -· "6-TD
vo -HOMES. -.. .,... la ldl. 1 "'!-m Vll Lido -la lm-l•IOIY -53f.a> bit-Im. 51M11Z No peta! -Sl:iO mo up...... ---... 111 ~ m ""' __ ,........_ ' .... --· -•
These model homes IN m1cnlflcently 111" -. Wall< lo - -H-'!f'!" lloclt 1400 G--ta llunQJ>s· Colle -4100 $81. NICE 1 er.,:'; ~ LAGUNA llACH Pointed with the very finest of carpell-minil 'chlb .. ---• .... % ,_.., too Biodl .. H&mllloo Ave. . ~ ~~21Tl lllAL ISTATI Air c ..... _
ilnpotr _ Wlllpol'"": plus every model la II'/ j""'· C· -5 Br 2 Ba_ .. ..., lallll" -. --t and, $25 Wk. . Up LIKE NEW I Br., new cptL, ~I ON FO!Wi'/ AVll:llUll
prof...ioit1J11 landlcaped, special ~ ....._ _ _,_1 C-..Jal -. lteoV)' lholoe, -~ -'"-to tho e Studio A Bach -drpe. blt·bto: """°"' ne ltlnt11t WMtlotl 59'0 D'9k ...... oV&llabl< II .a. potlos provll~ one with rwlmmlnl pool. ..,,....,.. ..,.... -•-211cu-• ..,-.. e1no1 Ut111•P11oao-. ·,.u.--_,., a111ce balldlnl c
S Br'Y or 2 Br • .l den, a. ClOGCftf.e drlw. Fully land-~ e Maid Service· TV awJl. -PEACE• QUIETt prime Joratlon fn doWDton These homes anr placed on quite Jorge & tom wntdll! -· .,..,. -. A<oao ,. 1 ..,.. Quolt'1 s ·" • bedroomo, • N"' cato "Bar .....,.., -5200 Einptoy.d ,qi. ,,,.,, "-1-na .,. ..... Air -very private lob that may be either leased extra. nr •1-A ~ putr from JWU' ~ 2 mu. 2 A S bdbm. all one storr 2318 l'.lewport Blvd. Mf'll5 wants to rut 1 bdrm apt doMd. cupet.t, btaudfat
or purchased with 1 grant deed to lull land Phor>o &#<OH to ...,,. -.._ Will< to -"-'32.«ll. MOfttb. CHA TEAU la POINTE N"'1'. Jol•nd Dix: upptt or ....n home 1n vi:RY -led ,.........._ T w • bi I BRA Y OR .0 """'1o •-•·~~ oo11eoe, Ir ......... from '288.21 -; ! Br. 2 Ba. CpU, QUtrr AREA, ;n C.M.. mtrueto: ,..,...... • ownel'll P· Pl';. ~ Back i:?,E!2.. Lo<atod u:;;;; 8"dl. lnc!•.ti>Jr PA~ ,_. 4 It>-Lovdy tum. 2 BR opt.. ~ -l>P--· him.. N.B. or Tu.Uin. P. o. Box ,_ A .. , ..., 1,.., to
Follow the signs to TUR'l'LE ROCK HILLS, w.., lot with room tor boat c.n owner m.wo. ..,..,.., , ... , -· CU1>0111. nlr!(. Plor, """' Adulu No 1'1S6. Oranp. Umid><I ,._ lot>.
I mlle EIS! of the Un.ivel'llity of Calllol'IUI a ...,,. V e.. loc 5 I DROOMS pool. AdulU. no ..... S1!0. Peto. 13511 Lot . ...._ NEWPORT °"' 1-na per .... 111 for -.,...
at Irvine, just off th. e intersecUon of Campus · r. ery t a-I u you. .,. • qualified Vet l!Hl POMONA AVE .• CU. GOLD Mtd&tllon 2 BR, 2 2 bdr apt <1t ~. must and dWrt aYl!lable tor •·
Drive & CUiver Dnve. boa. MMU• Try S3000 cub dowa to ex. you can mow tn without 1125. Lrs 1 BR. cJe&n, qWtt. BA. cpts. m,,... bltm. encl. be clean quiet A nu. Adlb. B:a•"'riw llourl uneriltl fi :o; , -611. !'o n!A Jou liil ---.. • • · not &out furn, nr momt. pr. 42!0 Hllolia W111. ne peb ., chlldftn. ,.. to """"" milUlo t.w llO.
1,.,.T,;,;•;;"';;,'.;';,;J,;,:S.,;,11;,;02;.,F;.;°"'"'i'F'"u'"rl'"he'"r!l!!!ln.,"'""l!l!!!!-!!!!!1!-I o.tt. !nl Lto~ l10I ...., monthl>'. 1'0rmil .... -....... Ww, ..,,., .... Adults OObl $U5 lie. IWl ........ S141l. Wrtr. P.O. -1112 .AD atllltllO """ ......
I• 1;~ -;:::.:;:-~-~~:;:-~1 din. rm, lli batba. SHARP! OU... tp>Od oni,. u...p. 1.9200, W.,,.... C.M. Elcondldo, Ca1ll. ,.,..,..,..,
HOUSIS FOil SALi t' YR. . Did Qiotoin llulll Dl!,~~~!E9~R hbnmy 2f. -WILSON w .. 1 1 BR -. loot lhoff 5242 so. Co'• Ou eo. .......... DAILY PllDr HOUSES FOR SALE ~ ~· • HN.W PoOI. util t n c 1. . _,.. 3 BR ,_ """'"" llt J'Ollllft' AVD<UI:
-.1 1000 Genorel 1000 -t Br, 3 Ba. lamur.&531 ~ Sft-'*I Wollrer4LOo.--Adults only. su-sns, e N"' DELUXE e -wlthoplllXl.i.oc.Eut UGUNABEAal ...... ~"!12:.:'.'~ VET'S WEALTH (lpenlO'tll--.,._mo IBr.•llba.opt.fo<ll-of Harbor botw .. • -
VACANT-LOTS · lnl• y.,,_ BAYFRONT with boat o11p, BUILDER w .w oo~':'.s~~ ... ~ :":W."':;:."~.:': ~.n.:s.ra1r. = ~'! ~:"k ":i
LoftlyTalwll&,...,__ lazp f 'BR 2 bath. '80,000 o•~-•BR baO.,' ~ lllOO PARSONS su.a;m d= -e..U. l'llol 4 -· 2 o111<o units, 1 lo * R.-1 Exclusive SJ'. HlJ. with 3 Bedrooms. 2 bl.tbs mbdmum • down SIQt. u.c-N d !_... 1l'S · ; rec. area. Nr. Catholic EMPLOYm t.d7 Medi 1 '80 "' ft. w/f oUlcea +
BERT WOOD, Tultln •• boautilul """" ..... with tn•l --· SOLA·T·1'.s'"" .Rllr SHERWOOD ESTATES • Nuaau PubM • Cb-" ochool ~ Con>M BR unfUm Apt, ....... ..... -Pilon ..... 2nd lo ... • ••• • •••••••••••••• • $15.950 atone ftreplace • llldet 3 BR Watltrfront No. S2 R. D. ' _.. ..;_ 1 &: 2 BR. • Pool del Mar Hli;h. to SllO. Carport or praee tcvttve arta, 400 sq. ft. * R·l UPPER BAY CUJ.de. out to private patio e.lbol. Coves. I I 0 ' 0 0 0 • U1-!519 EvU. _.,.....,. b lh ft I 177 E. ZZnd St. &f2--3645 e ONLY $280 e nee. ~ aft/S p.m. Avail tor g mo, call after
sac Street ........ llT.!illl pooklde tam!lr nn and l'ftm trade t.w ......,. or HUGE ADDED J I JUI LOVELY• 2· Br. 1\t ba. 831_,.,1 Am .... Way, NB. e LAND~ORDS e 5 pm 838-3455 * 1"2 65"23'' wtu ~·~ """"" -ldtclltn will .,..,_r other. 5'3-'ITll FAMILY ROOM E-""e; pool, patio; 11>13'µ FREE RENTAL SERVICE NEAR AIRPORT
UNITS • •• • · •• •• •• • ~. low maintenance )'ard WNER with S'Mdiat. fiftplace. Pink 2310 Slnta Ana M.\.293! Coren• .. Mir 5250 BroRr S3+Ql82 Alt-cond. 20X40 ft., loll o1 * ~2 l26'x13S' 'tX)o"~·~ art1sticaJly dtllfned OBay a: Ji!~~5oo~~ A white ta.rm a1yle_ill model IRVINE TERRACE - 2 Bit ALL UTIL PD. l BR. Mature WANT C:arage tor Boat stor-windows. Ideal !or R.E. or * R-2 240' x
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•n(XX) home is spotleu and 34th St. NB 613-6536 condition. Corntrlot. cupeta A: den. Fanfutic View, adult Ill $100. ..,, are. $10 mo. N.B. area. ins. Santa Ana Ave, Pali>
UNITS ••• •· · • ••• • • _., priced to 8tll at ' ' tlJro\iihouL Seeinc is be-beautiful oonditloc. -$'50 Zila Elden Ave. ~· v 67J..&434 eves. ades Rd., 20048 Santa Ana * C2 75' x 360' HARBOR $52 500 * BA1: VIEW Fee lot 85' lie~. Only $23,900 _ $3300 per mo. ~ S.A. H
BLVD frontqe thru to Call· John Abtu x 195 wt planL $34.900. down A: usume 11iA loan. BEAOON BAY -2 BK. A: Newport Buch 4200 ...... \ Income p--...v 6000 ~ ~R 539-'1934 back .... _, ...... m.ooo · Ra: 613-1365 Owner5'S-'1"9, -P•ul J-• RNhy .• ,.... .. * 1"1 (mtrided) 2111 ~ 3 BR. 2 Ba. Eut mua 11o1n<. &17.""' .,__ 536-1121 ... or.' BR. Commwdcy ATIRACTIVE ' BR, 2 BA. ON TEN ACll!S * EXCHANGE * Modem OHie ~rnsmE, ~~ I» ~. -n•-Aw. beacb, pirer. t.emn. cout -.. _, bl~· B t • .. u-~· ri-~ V'lll'lri-·----p 0 _,. COMM. $'50 ·.,..cony, ...... e w en 1 ~ 2 .BR. Furn ...... u HAVE· 13 newer units m.cm Sinale or suitea. Air condo
... at°""' $5,000 lot. N"""" s..."1. "'471!1 u T+ BONUS ,.,::r ~b ...., .. Co. bead> & bay. paiot"' $188, '"'*" I Pll I Patloo I oqi,i,,;. WANT: land ...... ·--· ...,..-:~1 ·..t1 .1r.1• 'JT
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673 4400
&O..n3S · water pd. 549-3643 Pools. Tnd:IJ .. Omtnt'1 Bk-R-3 On.nze County. lltt\'ice, central locaUon.. pN~•=·~~~rt~H~•lfl!'!!;!~:1~2~IOI ~"::." ;;..:.":"'; llCEANFRONT 3 s.,. bltns, flt. 9 bolo ?utVG...... * " unns e $175,DOO C. Robert Nattraa Reollo< I; new Uoense. Tra1n1ftr PfDo JJ,70; 4 BR. 2 t.. townhoule prqe. $250 Mo. Til June; !m s.a. Lane, OW &Mall Annual aroa: $24 ln> Near 230 E. 17th street Outstandl119 View ...... Coolldentlol. Coll Mr. w/w, :.~-=OK. $775 Mo. yearly. 673-4121 .............. °"" s..,1 Euclid .A Ball, ~;,,;. Co.ta Meso 642-1"5
s.. this oeldom ottered Kary FIRST PIONEER * I Unlto e $12,500 NEWPORT CMC CENTER ~-~-~ " a~ View 3 ......., Coot1 -uoo c ....... del Mir 4250 Coroffdo Apts. IS.000 down. 30% tttunl. Will om.,.. ,.;table for eom. •J.SM .... ...... ...... ~ v exch&rWe. Call Mr. Krau.ter ~rdaJ, M~lca.I, Dental.
EwninpCaD6t6-ltl50 Pete Barrett Really =~;;.~=~VACANT-MUST SELL AVAILABLE on or bet~ 2,:,~~to:'p=tb$1:2~1~:~~~:;. or~.Fei'zuaon .. ~t ~Fio~8·$~~kr J•.0.;i;;;;iil&iiOi•iii•J ol $41),000. March ]ft. 4 BR l% bath month. Hal Pinet$ & kitcb. diahwuhen; some Dept.1546-231.S ' • _.. SU--5032 OR ~246« DUPLEX DllGHT Presents ASSUME 5Vc% LOAN home on corner lot. Jmmae. 392 ACTIVE FAMILY I 4\ SUbmlt.., Down l'Qmtnt ullte. 11!5. month. C&D """"· '7>-1 h-plco. w/w carp." drape• MEDICAL • Proleu!onal
YOU will be delizhted
wlth the 3 lup bdnru:
in each wllt + pent-
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tD the beach (Newporl
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Your family can bet u lf!I. Vil~ 3 BR. tam nn + din room. Brltts: Er n le Oevtland 2 car carport. Pool. 1110 to SuJte• for lease. CUsttnn
acti"" u they p1...e • ~ HAFFDAL REAL TY "'5<1181 "' Rod Calderbead l1lboo 4300 $200. Chlldnm O.K. 61'-3378 ""'°"'""" a.ail. 1sTg2
room for evet)'tb1nc • • I A l '1' Y 8760 Warner M2M<li 646-«65. CLEAN Bachet .... ~02 E. Cout Hwy, c.dM , ~ St., Hunt. Beach
even the 3 car prap Nev NB POlt Ok. 642(14 or A.,_ CHANNEL Reef 1 yr ,111 (J.213) 435-8226
bu been panelled &:: ·~~jj\'j~~";]Wl::""l!-~~·~ln~'JV~1~l'-!!__!!l4!!1~0 ~. •-!~~MS ... ,.,2 315A11E.ulilBallnclboal15m~~ SEO> mo. 2 BR. 2 &. ~-~ .~~ .. on..!.':!.: SMAIL office on busy cor--p=on • • -PLUS ~r .,,.. ~........., ._.. .. BALOOA ,;;:· ,_ !!~t, boat s J I P • P"'u"" ~ _.., -.u wu • ......, heated for your pJeu.. ~N ......... "' I . carpets. all built-ins I: Jove. ,.,~ 111~ walldns diltantt Nie w ner Costa Mesa. $55/month
.... Spilt_,' bdrm. 3 a.. 2 Ba. New avt.. -YIClllf/lmmed POS. Ir yard. Lease 11"'/mo. Hunt. Beoch 4-Pl<x, by utilities lnclud,.,. 6<><560
3 t.th • bup ltJIUl.tle bib& 1400 lllo ft. Dtt. dbl · · CALL AL BLACX 5'1)..USl PENINSULA POINT NEW l·Bdnn., I a rag t: hWlde!'. 185.900 147-3957 LGE. Office rm. for ina.
1amllJ room. AO for pr wt alla_!,._~ ...... By 3 BR 3 baths. 1600 sq ft. Heritage Real Estate 2 BR 2 Ba. Carport; ~arly carp., drapes. bltm. $150 A et.c. Reu. 6.106 W. Cout
$58,900. .:~ ._,,. • ...-•v• frp1c. blt·lnl A: dlahwuber. 3 BR, newly pa Int e d, ~~~~.SO. Lease. Adults only 613-«iSS Butinen Property 6050 Hwy, N.8 . 548-1290
u. rt S'--1220 LowdowDA...,.,,.-""""" patio, fDc:d yd. BR. 5300 l 1&05 Westclift Dr, swwpo ._.. Joan. Owner wm l*1 an Adults $145/mo. Jt 1 tr . $95. \VINTER Rental 1 BalbN
926 E. Balboa
NEWPORT B!:ACB BY OWNER • penonallty costs. 642-9130 e 673-9749 e GRACIOUS Adult Livina. FOR lease La,ztma Ntrutt.
p1u., nr. beacb. 2 BR. den. TRADEWINDS RL TY. 2 BDRM.....,, Coopleo only, °"'" & Bay v~w. Spacious Ritt Offl(f sm: oe Son DiecO Fwy at Own
I. 642 5'200 2 ba. $2!1,!illl. oc.3321 altu Bl2-5llll or m"'1l 2 d>ildm> ok. no pets. $125 Hunli....._ llooch 4400 2 BR. 2 BA., walk in A '" Valley. new -A ~~ • 4. -• + Sli dep. MS.:l637. ......... doeets, beautiful carpets • iftdustrial antt& Delta Deo-
Corona del Mir 125o l.8pnti luch 1705 ~~~~~::nu: =-~~:ita~~u=:.= autata!:T~A corner tric. Days -131-1400. E\u .
lnduttrlll lt1nt1I STRATEGIC HIGH
~:s•:nw.-~~"°. Income Units $12S. 288 KMX st C.M. ::, Br. 2 Ba. r~us i::·= :.,;e~o:f =~warehouse A office
2 b&tba. Full ......, room Rustic: Channer Hondymen Speclels . Oran&• County'• Civic c.n. + llOOO"' tt pam ~ tenctd LJ. b Carpeted. •Sputdes lib ~ 3 Bedrooms, 2 b&thl, Ocean Loe. on Oceanside ot HW)', Ne:-porf &..ch 2200 :;:1ik!bl~v~.' ~~·Yr-ter & financial district. yard. 185.5 Laruna Ca1l:J'Ob ._...n ~cna ''Jewel".ExctJlrntl.tl!!L mvd. 150 )'d• from Bea.ch. 4 lce 3 BR 2 bath home. Bade Spanilh1tyle,decoratorturn.J.=:=:=:=:::==':::'~I GrH.t expo&ure &. traffic Rd. tn4> ~or cn•l
HARBOR ISLAND 540-1120 0r1.,.eC001t Property Apt units, .....,,lll!int .. 8aJ Dble ~c. lao car. Sha& c:arpetin&, sell de,,,. HunH--5400 SUBfiowMIT. S250TERM,OOIJ. s&-'DES~ ·-·--SQ,,.,....~!l-.~M~·l------~.th-1 TARBELL 2955 Harbor 332.MIJ1ruerlte,QfM6'13.85M lood ,enenJ. clwlup;. ro lot. We or l•eloptlon lng ovens, private entrance1:::::;;~;;;;:;:;;;;1 •.n.l'I. --..--~ w•
Thi onJy a~ home m1~~::::=====:::.:;li~~~!!!!i!!!!!!!~1TENTIAL INCOME EX· $275/nm. Avail March L &: private fuldeoks. Adu1~1t RICK ALDEREnE, front office; drtvt: in rear
beautitul Harbor llland.
3 1100 CEEDING flO,tm ANNUAL-642-4387 JMnf, near beaches. 1 .t: 2 Rultor door. 1308 Lopn St. C.M.
BemoomL -· ,_ u.. c.to,... 11111 ... ""''MUii 1300 LY. Prico $19,!EO. ELEGANT Bayvn, ...... BR, 2 BA from S11D to 1225. 1TOI N.""" n</517-6<69 2195 mo. 646-0081
tzw rm. pier .. llllp. PrtCtd PENDING FOllECLOSURE MIBSlON REALTY """31 3 Bo-. 2 bo, pool, 1"11. ... ~ RESrAURANT .,.,.01 timel·N..:O:;W;:,..;:LEASIN:.;.,=~G~-~N~•,,-=M-'""·1
....... ....t far Im_.. $995 """""' ""' In. • BRo MINI • CUTE .. So. Cou~ Lquno -· CdM H1 -3llx3I buildU!g C-2. Sdl, Jndustrtal 1350 ...... feet. M -$175,tm By appt. 2 baths an built.Im, an1aen 645-llll 2030 $1S5/mo. Apnt &C-1485
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(714) '42-1235
901 Dcmr Drtw, Suite m
Newporl_,,
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••• -·~ potn ...... _ -.,. __ one ' BR •··-tio -...u~ ~ .. , ... •"'le, shag carpet--Ml-A; N'pt Sch; 450 Sq, CAlJ.., AL BLACK ~ll5l •; u""'"' .....,......,.,..., ' p...., ....... .,., pa ' N rt H I h~ •210 {just No. o1 Adams) --· v II I R I I 6060 IL -·" -•· • I ·~
Heritage ~al Estate and a ball bathl. tlttpiace, cltnu tttes on large level ~ I I •• • t.rw. self cleanin( ovens, I ;•;•;nMl;;;:;·;;;;'~"~I~~~; j ~ .. U&. o c; -=-..,""===,-==c I ke dble praae.. Near chan-ocean view lot near beach Huntington Beach private entrance It pr:lvale 11 Sq. ft. storage. 642-2809 S:~ IN& ~~~.1!'~~ nel and pubHc beach. A entrance. Private party. CHARMINd 2 baG th2 hobedroom /~ ==='=TI=<l=962->98l===::::::j Fundecb. Adu1t living, near HlJN!INGTON BEACH 1 _._
6100 .......,.,. ,......,.. ..... ""' ~ Jewel. Reduced to $38,250. Box M·704 o.ny Pilot en, me. "' w beaches. 1 & 2 BR, 2 BA _,.
51.4% loan • no loan fen. BURR WHITE, Rltr. carpets, drapes, Eastaide S. Ana Heights 463 from $140 to $190. GOLD KEY SUITES 4 BR, 2 bath home in ex-RE LS C.osta Mesa.Close to shop-ECONOMY ..., .. t ,.oldeutial areL 29a1Newponmw.,N.B. NTA ping & part<. N;cely $1lOM0.,2BR.new"""'t.. ~~ ExecutlvolaS1los
SPECIAL I Cub talbl CALL 540-1151 675-46a Evn M2~22SS HoUMI FurnlsMd landscaped yard, cover@d drapes, garagt!. I child OK. .......,_,. Offices
Just Uated. ~ Bedrooms each (open eves) Herltap RNl I Shi 2005 pa ti o , very q u I e t 1542 Orchard.
UolL NMr Oceon and Shop. Estate Lido life U51 ltlnlo I lo ,. "'i&bbo""""'· $195 pr. mo.
LOWER 3 AR.Qt BAY
I..arae: level ocean view lot
near beach entrance .
$35.00J. Private part)r. Box
M-704 Dally Pilot pq. Fee simple. Dtwrce ':::::.':=======1---------ILAOY alone wUbe1 to abaft Available tor immediate oc-RENTALS neoealtates qukk" Ale at .. new home with one or two cupancy, Write Box 612 c/o Apts. Unfurnlshtd
191122 Brookhurst
(jult No. of Adams)
Huntington Beach
tn4l 962-2981
* Air-cond &. utils
*CarJ>elo ·-* Reception Rm WATERFRONT lot, at Cl.·
nyon Lake, fresh water.
Vac. Priv, plan'd comm.
55x128' 535-1502
'llw • ...,,. ,...,. a1133.500. Mn• v1n1e 1111 GNat Location ..,,,.,... 1.<11 ... """"" =Da=="'=Pllo~'"===== 11-Ge-.. -'-,.""1---'=5-000-1 ih-"'1m& * OPEN HOUSE Loftlr 3 °'""""" S BR. 2 BA home own bedroom. SJ&.2034 tit C•-no '·I Mor 3350
"' 2 bo, tam rm new a ... of Lido'• prettteo11=•,,PM==...-=,,-= -· "" FOR SALEORLEASE EXCLUSIVE
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Rtnchel 6150 ~ crptc, bltM; ·.,..., -ROOMMATE won"'1, ,1ng1ol ·Sl-15-.---11$---0,-N:-E-BR.._-,-,. Chonnol Roof THE BEACH
R E A L T lnclacd w/•-'t '"" boat l!fl.000. -pl 19-:11 to ""8re tractl,. modem Apia Don Ponthouse Apl1. ON· •
21125 W. Balboa Blw., NB. -· owner. * 546-2830 LIDO REAL TY, INC. C.M. opt w/Hme. Bn..1232, v. lnnklln Rlty . .,,.;,,. $550 .,, mo. to ,.liable par. 2 la 3 Boclroom Aph. 18582 Beach Blvd. SAN TIMOTEO
675-aOO OPEN HOUH. Lowly 3 BR MOO Via Lido mu ext 4317 or 646--0385 e\1111 ties only. Chet Salisbury Luxury llvln&; to. pleue the (at Ellis) Huntington Br:h RANCH
Secretarial Service avail
Town & Country
Shoppl119 C1nt1r
2 bl.th &: family room. Woman with one child. share Huntington Bach 3400 Realtor. 673-6900 tnOSt dlscrin'linatina:· !"(01" 962-6607
Assume 5* % loan & owner nice 2 BR home. $70 month. I-"--''------$l30; 2 BR 4-pleX, tncd avallab&e at STORES ALSO 360 Acre ranch. Buildinis Ii
ON THE .EACH will .... 2nd. 516-1170 Boyfront Duplox•• Costa M.... 6lS--08'13 ' BR., •m. '""' yd, "'" patio: W/W, stov•. re!rig. "'e Huntlnal~n <qulpment worth ... ..,;.
BY OWNER sought after $11Xi,000. 2-thrff BR'• cpts. $140 yrly lse. 3 child Broker 534-6980 \II STREET FRONTAGE. mately $ll8,DDO with lnve"'
Eldm:tw QUna Cow bome. Republic 4 bdr .... Ht level. ~000. 3 BR Ac 1'rvo BR.'• Newport ... ch 2200 OK. Nr Beach Bl . It Slater Or. Beach mvd. l480 Sq. ft. tory fundurnished. Somlono a"'H ·
)'Ml' around ltvlng • bHt _. with nttplaCft 17654 Van Bunn. BU-7823 $ll5; l -BR., patio; w/w, ~ B.llf' er irrigat . u
Harbor area. 2 BR. 2 Ba. ;$36:::;,9l!O.==M6==-===== J Walker Rutty 3 BR. 2 BA. fll>lc, dup. 2 STY. 3 Br. 11n ha cxindo. drapes. Child & pet OK. PKlflt Model home Ideal tor insur., waterrizhts, wen j: preuurt
prioedtoaDfutat .$68,500 3336Vla1Jdo 615-52)0 ~bl.ocean.$3)0moyrl.y. Wlhr/dryer, pool, patio. Broker5.34-691t' Rlb'.,etc.(Btt.Kmllaand ~Paved road Iron" -_. °"" Colfete 1'1rk 1115 ~ ~~ Adib. 536-2362', Cerrito<) St1•• .............. Nw: Redlandt in Riv-_, n b'plc, •~ c .. 10 -5100 'Ill Ocean A,.., H.D $2!SO mo. 10650 Beoch Blw. m.te Coun'1 Full price
CORRIEIANL·TMOARSR N Jco':.:,.. ~ •1rp1~ BJ~-·i ':: 1""'nf) Huntington IH<h 2400 :-::. >BR. d"' 2 BA i~!i!~~iiiiiiiii.l~~,;.m;•~l~5.16-:;;u;ri'!"!"\! • 63M120 • ;,..,,ooo. For iurtt..r ,__
uw. --Lido ~-2\1 '?HARBOR ·~ 1 •• • ., __ to lalboa hlancf matron. pl..,. coll Glenn aME.c...tHwy.CdM ht $13,000 et ~~..:.,"PL~ 675-M/13 -. l BR. 2 81>. ~~~--avail April L 12111 "~"~ -v ~ -·--'lbompoon with
'75-l6'2 U4,,950. 2508 ......._,. bll., mmp. tum. ~ mo. Qildftn OK. 5J6..40'72 beach. w/w cptlna, drp&. OdctRltr .~ ~ $150 a U'15. Eckhoff & Anoe., Inc.
Owntr.51)..:J511 DAILYPILOT'WANTADS! OK. $210 to $22511.B.Mo. 'E!1 a BDRM l" bath, 1 ml GREENS ~!;ins1 a re:frlr. Vlew. • ...... "'Ml. 1111 w. Cllpman Aw. -------Ftttport .Ln. ..u: --.. __ ...._ ri1111 mo. Phone ., ....... mo. n"S A riE\"ELATION U1e n....-n..u• i:O..=IW=:.:•~l--;===1:00:-0::Get::.,.::'°:l:.:===l=f)=OO=Get=:·:,.:'":l==--....:.l.;.OO;.;oO -;s:'71" -Rltr. 812--Slll or 8l2-0012 ....., -,.. fllld lo !!'1.2G1,v;;;:'.;.i:;;·..,...,..,
I BACHELOfromR .$UNFURN100 . ~SOCKWbllerrEl'ro•han'EMta;_ ~ell .... -a.I< -.... !!!!!!"""~"""~""""' 151 ·-"-c_1e_,,,._•_1• ___ 27_1_0 S.nt1 AM Heights 3630 ._ White Elephants?
SCUM L111 ANSWD IN CLASSIACA TION 9000
•
4 Br. 3 livinc nn, rustic
modern ln wooded CUl)'On.
$260 mo lse. ~7644 eve
Vac1tlen ltent1l1 2900
TOR. JtEN1' Furn Mammoth
M o 'II n t a I n Condominium
sJ~p• .. 6'15-fU)
3 BR. 3 Ba., 2>x40 pool ;
on ~ acrt. Rm. f<r hone•
or what have you.. Lease
avail., 1325 Mo. 64~-6606 ....
3 BR. house; pr.,
leue, $1M mo. ..... ,,.,
RENTALS RINTALS
H-U~ ,.,._ ''"""""
AL.SO AVAILABLE
1 -~1.JBDRM.
Heattd Pools, Child Care
~nler, Adj. to Shoppina: -No pell allowed
270:) Peterson w~. at Har-
bor & Adams, Costa Mesa. -------l BR 1%. oatbs. $150/mo.
.....,. ............ lnskle •
OUL
We..lls-McCardle Realtors
5'11-7729 • 1-~Sl'EVEN==~VILLA=~~..,.,,.=,. l:Go~~·~~~r1~1~~;:;;;~~faa~•~1!G~a~1~ra~l"ii~i"~44~DQO
o....n Atht~ .... , RIHT "' AVOCADO, c.M.
DD'°" baft ....... unHIT i ~ -htn ,... I BR., ........ ..,,.,
Wo havt -_,.. """' $15 Mont• 1.,"';:."'~"." =-.......... "'°" ud need • l'ULL <Pntil 10 BUT ~ .:.=: ~ (RdriCentanN -AY&SlabltJ 2.~. ~d~d~°;
Plitue call our rtntal dept. o o.a.c. no pe:tL $125. SGS Wibofi
and ,_ ~ ~-••• H.P.lt.C. SL !l4S-lllllO ..,1 us .,w you Ulll n..c.u Fumltvre lent1l1
CARPEr tnatmeftt ·)'OU de-t BR. Ntw crpl"J. Freshly
·-'"" ""''· 111 w. uaa. c..M. M1-MS1 , ~ 81.... s·~ -•• ·-w , ~-•·•-71 • .,_ P8 nt....... w.... ~ mo. RED CAR.PET Rlty ~ • ._...., AJ\llU'I -a-Ml'.N 646-:i(KS
Rental Dept 613-3663 ifOUDAY PLAZA
D5 W. Balboa Blvd., N.S. DELUXE. 'J'llciou• 1-Bdrm.
1'W'n. apt. $135 Plus ullL
VERY NICE 3 BR, 2 ba 2 Sr. A mi n60 Plus ulll.
2 BR. Untum also 2.furn 1
Br'•· 998 E. Camino Dr.
Aptl.~. 54G-0451
ar\flml hooM!, Cbrona del Heatrd pool. Ample parldq 2 BR., cpts, drp&. bltn&,
Mar, yrl)' rental. Otet No chlldttn-No pets prap.. Adulta. $l43. 3005 ""°""""' Rf'1 -!Jiii -·CM -Coolldp 5'M121. -
'~--~-------------.
---·· ~ .. . ..... " ... -..-.... . .
-l Ao-rt 6210 Povnd !PrM Adtf 6400 Carpontorl"t 6590
GREY mixtd sCb.nauaer, ~1 DeSerf! moo., ftd collar -no ...._ • CARPENTRY
Vic Prospect NS. Injured MINOR REPAIRS. No Job Tht
Whooldya Wantf Whoddya Got?
SPECIAL CLASSIFICATION FOR
NATURAL llORN SWAPPERS
Special It.to
~~-----6950
ROOFING llEPAIR.
no leak tDo nalll •91J&..2362•
Roof LulC1 Stopped
Work guaranteed. 536-8444
...,.,, Ntlla>7 24, IM DA!l.Y -
!We WontM, -7200 · ~-• llMl'•OT•IU JO L
COASTAL Helo Wonlod, Mon 7100 .w,1w...w. -
INDUS111B
NOW HIRING
FULL TIME
SWING SHll'T
PART TIME 6:30-ll PM
New company needs 40 men
on all lhlttl. No experience
l'lteea&ey. Complete corn·
pany tn.InJns. We wm pay
lop atartinc wqes lo men
wUUrc to work and team our
HUGH~S
NEWPORTllACH
requirement lot a
and
S.Wln9 6960 tnde.
fv11er1l
Counsellng
• ""'"'"""'"'·Au.ta"°"' CALL
Spoclal on Homa MR. NELSON
PLANT
PROTECTION
OFFICER Beautiful P a c If I c
... 6f&.64t8 * . SATtJJtDAY 9 A.M. to 6 P.t.f. Wlth-t tnduatrlal -•··t A1 .... 11---"2-5145 ·-· ,_.. ~ MONDAY 9 A.111. to 9 P.M. security experience, Dutle1
' View Memorial P.Mk
WATER WATER by cu. 642-6832 • Tott Small. Cabinet tn ~ ' ., -FOUND &nall chick'" Vic .... A olb•r ,,....,..._ EVERYWHERE Monrovia & 19tb C.M. !'tlooe ~1?1. U no .,,..,.. lea"'
5 Ll--5 tlmoo -5 buck&
lltUlES -AD MUIT INC\.Ubf
1--Wllet "°" ,..,. "' ,..... ~ ""' "''"' Ill ffMl.. >-'l'OVllt ...-.. llMIW ....._ t-4 Q"" of m1rt11J11t-
Neat. accunte, 20 )TL exp. Sf0..*1M will ~ude pbygJc:al llfrt'l.lr-
lty, loci< • ...,, -and TILE, Coramlc 6974 *INT!RNAT IONAL* !Oprnc<d,,,...Aknowledae
Is located on the hill-
side overlooklnc tho
Newport Bay area.
' AND kOTS'OF DROPS 646-129T. • ~ 646-2312. H. o. ~THIMO !"Ott SAL! -TltADES OMlYI * V•me 1!le Tile Man * MFG. & DISTRllUTING ot nm Aid wtll be helpful. PHONE 642-5671
TO DRINK-'mm fOOd BLACK Labrador Retrlver To Place Your Trider'& ParadlM Ad C:U.L....,;. In&tall & ,....... . FIRM
& 2/JJ. cau_ "" """56-01l6 1Q'"'u"AUTY=~.,,--..,,.~---AI"----LOTS OF DROPS TO FDJ... ._ ..
YOl..'R MAN MADE u.KE! ! Lost 6401 :mo,;=~ by boor
CALL TO FIND OUT PvRPLE collar with bell, REPAlRS; ALTERATIONS
ABOUT THIS UNIQUE worn by small bl.acit kitten CABINEl'S, An)' die job.
AREA -AND HOW named ?.told. Lost vicinity 25yrs. exper. 548-6713
MUCH WATER Santa Ana A University MASTER • ...,...ter, 14 ""
THERE IS UNDER Drivo, C.M. 543-$93 Blier -· Remoddtne-n.pa;n.
GROUND * LEARN 6'00 P.M. .....,. or 5.16-3900
196S Ptytnooth S&tdltle 9
pass sta wag trade far ear-
Uer model transportation
car. C.a1l &fter 3:30
• 536-1919 •
22' Century Inbrd., has all
extnu, C.G. •PP· eqUfp.. + SIS RT. Sold new $7500.
Winter price SC295. Trade
fur smaller boat. 546-9872 ABOUT WHAT THE UlST' Shaggy Mln. bl&clc .
''COVERED WAGON" female Poodle ; red rollar; Cement, Concrete 6600 C-1Iot80~, Twltin. val
FOLKS KNl!W-LONG name "Susie". vie. Vic~ * CONCRETE work. Bond--$45,000. for comm 1LONG AGO I I I ~ •. probd. ?>ttom ed &: Lictnsed. Ooncrt:te bldg, w/lncome or Palm tee.th. Children grieving. . Springs House. Robt Wheel-
548-1136 sawq er, Agt. 42 Plua, o ......... , il THEY could'make it Phillipa Cement. MM380 538-1723. · ·-.. -
to Silver Valley, 18 .mi. LOSI' 18 mo. old black &: e CUSTOM PATIOS e I ~=~-~~--
! Bar"lo lb gold German ShepbelJl.lut concrete •-'-A: removal WANT condo. House, or . E. f\! S W, ey November. Vic Santa Ana .State u: ..... 1142-lJllO units in good area. llAVE kne there they woul4 Ave, CM. (Belongs t 0 · up to Ul a«ns at S300
find ater. YOU can disabled Vet) REWARD • BE.ST IN OONCRETE per acre. Matchem Really
find -land, water, 642-8158 514-2324 · \Valks, pool deckl, floors, 646-4831
clean, dry ~ -high LOST Mayfair C.M. ~ Patios. Phone ~4 I "BA"'YF""'R"o"NT"""'&"'d"'oc"'k"';"'2"BaJ'"'.
desert and land invest-& Terrier, 10 wits old. Beige • CONCRETE work, all boa Coves, NB; eq. $52,000. ment, land ·to grow ~-&: Mu It i co1o-re<J. Ana. types. Pool decks & cuatom. Tr8.de far T.D.'s or ! ! ! or
falfa, nut trees &' apr1-''Toni" Call after 5:30. Call 548-13l4 lease I option. Courtesy 10 cots~ fish raising, etc., 675-6175 CEMENT "fr'm'k. m job too brokers. fi75..4331
etc. Own your own LOST Female s~se cat. ~· rea~h!e. Fr e e Want smaller car w/pwr & lake! wearing gold oollar. Vicinlt)i estim. H. Stuflick. 548-8615 !act air. Trade·~ 98 Olds
Fullerton & ~ St. Child~-.,10 w/pwr It fact air+ $1W> Reward. 548-1628 after 4:30 _,. -eq in 1% acr nr Palm Spga:
Bal S895. $15 mo. 536-1131 CaD M7.a;40 nu after 6 PM
and talk to Ownfl'· LADIES Wristwatch v le CHILD Care my h:>me, (~~'!l"~~~~~!: \ Marina Village S h op ' g former teacher, pre-school, Trade New 23,500 sq tt
5 A. Nr. Hemet Hideaway Center. Call to ldenti!y. any hours. 546-3390 multi-ullft Indus bldg, flilly
3,(XXl' ~ Wtr, game $5500. 893-7669 leased Harbor/Warner 10%
$55 Dn. 633-1710 3-10 A.M.FO --UN-0-,-N-r.-E-.-,-1-w-o-od Contractort 6620 net n!:turn for Oceanfront
agt Sehl w lminlter Duplex W /Newport. 548-0122
DEJL • ...,.,. GOit coune view · '!, ell · . ; , small ADDmONS.REPAIRS
l.W\.J:o bla.Ck dog, Terner -DOxie REMODELING TRADE equity in '69 GM:C
Anowbead Home. every heritage 892--ll31 Designing A: Planning % ton pick-up, H.D. ,.,
lux. ~. $34,~. ~7994 1· KRYSTAL mow llki vie Kitchens-Baths, etc. pension; auto, trans; ~
Exc•--ll, R.. E. 6230 Beach Blvd HB. Nevada toe Lic'd &: Bonded. Free est mi, FOR equity in 3MO'
...... & Marker heel cable, 2114. A & B CONSTRUCTION' !18ilboat, 962-7900
HAVE: Ortgon a.creage. $100 53fr2919 1122 Paularino, CM. Car Waah. w/Beer Bar-
per a.ctt as down ptyTnent LOST Black Ii: white f1utty * 545-4941 * Restaurant • 5 tum Bach
into house or .small units. c:at vie of Sb&limar C.M. Additlonl * Remodeling units. Sall aemente. FOR
Agent 64&-9683 d a YI, Reward. 646-5361. Fred H. Ge:rwick, Lie. I&' boat, land, units Or ! .
64fr7531 eves LOOT Orange Tiger Ca t ~l * 5&-2110 ~~4) ~ or Eves.
R. E. Wantod 6240 :;:'.~:""" " Pm>ona C1rpot Clollnlng 662S ,;;TRAD,;-;:;i;E;,., "»"'· "'ea"b°'tn"enn.."""'-r.
PRO~ONAL R I. twin ~· head. galley, Ui' carpeting, val approx $4500
6405 Upholsta')' ae.nq. Top for airpp' ot similar val. ---------1 quality, guan.nteed rftlllta. . 84'! 2360
TOWNHOUSE 3 Br, 21,i i..
Beaut. appt'd. Prlv. patk>.
pool, close to bay. Val
$32,000, low dn. or T .D.,
car or ! Owner ~
No job too small. Pluttt SWISS patoh. lakln& 1 bow er EXPANDING TO
.. pair. 84T-lll5T-ORANGE COUNTY SCREW •
1966 COLUMBIA Mobile
home, beaut. cond.., In 5
Star Pk, nr. ocean-trade for
lrl-plex or duplex, locally.
~
Televftlon, Repair 6915
CAIL US FOR COLOR!
House c:all $6.95 Guar. work
l ntemat.lonal TV ' &U-99U
NOW HIRING
PERMANENI' POSITIONS
AVAILABLE wrnr
ORANGE OOUNTY
ASSOCIATES
Upholstery 6990 WE need men to work In aD ===,;.:_ __ _;;.;..;.~ I depts. No experieoot: ~A-
MACHINE
OPERATOR
With Torno experience. The
abUlty to do own aet-Upe ls
dmr&ble.
17 Ft. outboard for station
wagon or aulo of eqital val-
ue. Phone 642-4980
CZ Y K 0 SK I 'S Outom aary, a1 we train.
Uphols"'>. E uropean TOP STARTING PAY THESE POSITIONS OFF-
C r a J t em an 1 b Ip. 100% AUTOMATIC PAY RAISES ER AN Ex:cEl.LENT FU·
Financlfl&. Furn. boats Ir START WORK TURE WITH A GROWING
10 acres In Octanalde, M-1
:>r Cmunerclal · zoning.
Trade for Apts, Co~r
dal or ? ? ! Sll0,000 equl!y,
OtAner 642-2945.
auto's. 642--1454. 133 1 IMMEDIATELY COMMERCIAL DMSION
Ney,.oport Blvd., C.M. FOR INTERVIEW CALL OF HUGHES AIR.CRAFI'
JOBS & EMPLOYMENT MONDAY I: TUESDAY COMPANY, A RECOGNIZ-
3 ED LEADER IN THE
Job Wontod, Mon 7000
Wn.l. Care for block or apt
Me, very reaaonable rate.
Phone Pete MS--8166, C.M.
---'-"'-4---725 ____ 1 FIEID OF ELECTRONICS.
Contractors field o I f I c: e
trailer, top cond, walnut
panelled interior, carpeted,
Sl.int value. Trade for .?
675-5582
I-lave 2'l' 1teel hull cabin
cniiser with motor A: tlir,
wW exchange tar pkk up
truck ol equal $600 value.
49J.<6Tl
TRADE: Very rood Elec-
tric drye.r for Gu Dryer
o.f equal vaJue.
* Eve1. 642-1606 *
Job Wantod, Lady 7020
HOUSECLEANlliG by da}'
or week. Rellabl e,
transportation. 5U-9863
2 LADJ&Ci desire ·bousecle:an-
ing experienced -haw own
trana. call B-5410
APPLY 11'1 PERSON
Bob'• Big Boy
154 E. 11th Street
Costa Mesa
500 Superior AWmH!
Newport Beaeb, C&lll.
Equal .... ~.,
emplo)w • M .1: F
HAVE,~6,600eqtnChann-cDo_;;;;.m;_11~1--lc'-H--•~lp'----'7--03-""S ------~-l·~~--~~~-
i1!i' tum Duplex In North--FRY (OOI( shores S&Jton Sea (or some George Allen Byland Agerq>
h) f Coast o-Employer Paya Fee cu or 534-l?24 ~v... 106-B E. 18th, SA 547-0:e; SAlARY 'OPEN
2 M·l tilt.up bldgl. on Pia· Chinese Uve-i~ tbeerful Pmnanent Experlel'llid' 4:30 pm • 1 am shift
centla, CM. Ttade eqty. Far Eut Agency 6U-3703
$95,500 for T.D. or prop. + Fl.I'll clau workln& condl·
$45,000. Full Pr. $150,000 .• Help Wanted, MHf '""" tions wlfh m~rlt raille11 in a
548-1542. ~;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;=;;:;;, \ well e1tabliahed. teeure,
Laguna Beach -3 resider.. • bu.sy reltaunuit
t1a1 Jou 126.51Xl. will trado R.E. SALESPEOPLE
up for bu.lldinc 1ultable u Progressive young Newport
garage. Newell, Associates. Harbor Corp, ollers:-lm-
494-6594 m~a~ Income; aggressive
Laguna Beach ReslderrtiaL adW'rtlslng; bonua plan; ~
Id tla1 . 11urance; vacation, etc. res en income, com-Retkienttal/Investments =: ~Jb.~: PROPERTIES WEST
MAllllllGS Inc.
El Tmo Rd CUesure World)
Lquna um.. .,.,..,,.
m JABSCO
Prefer someone with
mecbanical URmbly ex-
porience.
Good benefit& ml wwk·
Ina conditions.
EQUAL OPPORTUNl'IY
EMPLOYER
1485 Dale Way, Coat& Mesa
Phom' 563251 m•>
Cemetery lqta
crypts and niche"
Before n • e d pur~
chase plan.
A fast growing com-
pany wilh complete
s e r v l c e facilities.
Mortuary, C 11ape1,
Mausoleum and Cre-
matory all within the
cemetery.
We want two emt>-
tionally mature men.
No experience ne-
cessary because of
o u r professional
training. Do not pau
up this opportunity.
Phone 644.02U
Darrell W1rd
VI .. Praldont and
Dlroctor of S.laa.
HUGHES
NEWPORT BEACH
IS SEEKING AN
ACCOUNTING
ASSISTANT
To assist Senior Account.
ant& in ampUU,. labor,
material an d overhead
"""'preparing -
taking trial -and
PRIVATE Party will pay up
*> OP1. ·M G.L fQr F .H.A.
F.qtdty. b'" 3 bdrm +. bu,e
famil7 rm. 6J6..280J,
Bus. opportunltl11 6300
Bkr. 494-1330 1028 Bayskle Dr. 615-4130 LICENSED Allen'• Maintenance •
Spiritual Readings. advice ~ or eves 642-352; Clear 125 ~ 170 resldentlal
on all matters. 108 s. El CARPET & Furn. d eaning; lot, pob!nllal Apt lite. Vlll What do )tlU have to trade T GUARDS
Cook ---------1 audlt.IJw .ublkliar,r lecfaer&
Camino Real, San Clemente. !or l da.y service A quality Nu;yg area. $16.500. Want lbt U here -1n Otanre Fu& &: part time positions Apply In por&Gn
AFFIL. . 49'1·9136. JD AM·lO PM work, call Sterlin&' for boat. ~!~~··Owner County's largest read trad-available in C.&plrtnno
SPARE TIME INCOME SPECIAL $2 READING brightness! 64U520 ~ 1zvpost -andmalm adeaL Area. Unifarml&~pment REUBEN'S = ~~~: 1::. ti=~ A~~~~bv~~~rt C1rp1t Laying & * * * * *-* !:1m~ ~~~t~ COCO'S
MATERIALS
TECHNICIAN
work. (Days or•Evell.) No dancer will teach you aD Repair 6626 telephone requlrtd. Ca 11 Hughes Newport Beach hu
experience necesaary. Han· Iatellt steps. Call Ardell FLOOR COVERINGS SERVICE OIRICTORY Par:rh1nglng 54.1-1387 or apPb' 1416 A So. ar: immediate openin& fDr a die supplies and collections 213 591 ..,. 1 Main St., Sant.a Ana. 1555 W. Adams Mattrlall Technician for a
only, in Orange County and 1 --~' ~~~-="-·!Jl;:;__Pc;M,:._ Carpets (nytons, \YOOhi, poly. H•ullng 0730 I _P_a_n_ll_n~•-___ 6850_ ""0"01-~"',~.AN'=o-m-G~O~P~Pl"l~.-.1 __ _,,Co:::•::l.:a_:Mo:::::•::a:.__I weU-eqtrlpped MOS facllitl-
ne.arby area. AU stops {fac-* Selective Singles * esters,) Vi-'1Yll and Tile!l. :.:;:c::;~---_;= PAINT your aver ace For dynamic young men di-.
tory and commercial only} WI do w ed-eingle-divoroed? Latest at;ylts and colors. CLEAN Lots/garage11 etc, bathroom • $10. I have satisfied with their present
set up by home office. ..~~Talk, Public Invited C.OExpemm~ial ~lndttoResldenUal. tree remov, dump 1kip equipment 1 know bow, you earnini:s, but willing to
$1650 TOTAL CASH V't.C·;,v•i:i l-10 p.m. rt insta a n. backhoe, fill grade. 962-8145 furnish walla • materialll. \\'OI'k hard to earn $18,000
required. For Immediate In-DON'T let another lonely BLANKINSHIP 1 coat. 54s.-W10 aJt 6 PM. first year. Hearing 1id in·
terview send in Name, Ad-91\'ekend go by! succeed in FLOORS Hauling-Garage Cleanups surance or d.lred borne 11tll·
dress, and Phone Number dating without really trying. 642-1403 540-1'162 Trim Hedges, Trees. Reas. Interior P1intlng tng experience helpful.
to: Laguna. Bch 4!K-44'19 1-"======== mG JOHN • 60-4030 Apt!:. or bouaet by Job or Phone 54l41n 9 am to 5
"WHOLESALE DMSON,. COUPLES _ ~_...., new ln Elldrlcal 6640 I===-====== room. Low otl leUOft rw.tea. pm , 549-4335 eves.
P. o:&x 58 area ''The .,~~ians" are · Houteclunlnt 6735 __ 89Ul&<l_..--•_A_nyt;me"-·--• INSTRUCl'ORS -Full
NIGHTS
APPLY IN PERSON
REUBEN E. lH
• Tbl1 position requires a
bacqround in the p~
11111& of .emkonductor ma-
terials and the aaembly ol
aeml-conductor devices. A
bulc knowledge of planar
techniquea: would be help-
ful.
POMONA, CAUF. 91169 comina:; Fri. 5 PM 635-92)1 E LE CTRICIAN IJce~, LITE HaulinC A cleanu VINYL wall c 0 v e r t n 1 or/and part time. Neat •
CANDY SUPPLY (FormertyThe-) ~-~be M&int. ............. ""1...:: opeclaliot. Kt~ b1 tb 1. peannce. Mull be able to 151 E.Coo11Hlghw•y
ROUTE ALO)HOIJCS Anonymous;I,;=:=:="===== can 642-2657 Material A labor. Elt meet aacl deal with ·tbe N port Ila h
AJ>pty In -"' -resume to:
Full i· p-SU.721T ·i. to !---=:::....:=::.:..~-841-1659 public, &OOd t;gu,.. Apply ow ac HU G H ES <Part or Time ""-~-wn Gard1nl-6680 CARPETS, window, tln, In -11ou•--n.-~ ---=---:--1
J!:lir,o!l.lent Income for Few ~P:;·:;o·:;llox::;::;==:::~=:~::M;:oaa.=:= \·--;;;:;: .. ;;;";;;;;;,;:--etc. Restden. or eomc·L PAINTING, Inter Io r. a -..-DO Harb: Bl aJw Aircraft Company
HrL Weeklfu'11~r~J~,_'.:; A 6410 ANTHONY'S Xlnt work Reu! Refs. ~~I .;_ ~:25r y tl!asonablel 1~~~~---~-~-~vd~.. Exp. finance Min Eves.) re "'& a11u U>I 'C\;L" nnouncem1nts Garden S.rvlct 548-4111 ~ ~
ing Money .trom Coin Oper-HAVE A PARTY I 646-1948 ~D::,,_,,~=-,-,a~,-..,,,.~~ .. -rv~tc-e e INT -EXT, ANY 81ZE ExT~1ndou1 PotJob~~~I You maY quailly for a poll·
~ Superior Ave.
Newport Bea.ch 92663 ated Dispensers in Orange ,.._ __ 11 u holste JOB Xlnt k ...., .. ence or no. uwi:t'I lion with one of America'• Coun~ and , .. -.. nd lng BE DIFFERENT! BtJIX;ET LANDSCAPING Apt. -...... .,.. -p 'fY • wor ' rdl, lift unllmo·t~ op-~uniN for "
area. ...,.No selling~(H'ahdtes Have your own authentic Prune .. , Plant• •. Prepare • Fut Se~ 539-1456 • est JIM. 642-4669, 64$-3749 ambtt1o': pe~n~ ...,. ~~~~les~n~~~u/y~ N~e Brand Candy and Oriental 11tand-up cocktail Monthly Maintenance PAINTING, Jnt'1'. • exterior 800 S. El Camino Real must have n minimum of l
Snackl) $1650 total C8.!lh re-party, we cook it &: l!Cl'Vfi I --'ExP"'. °'.C,H'Oortl;;:"cul=ct;:ur;::•::.• _ :,:ln:;:COl::::;;me:::_T;cox:::;_ __ ...;6:.:7..:.:40 Stale lie. -bonded. Free Suite 215, San Clemente year experience In !be con.
Equal-ity
employer. M I F
quired. For more lnJorma.-It in your own home, all AU.EN BROS BE A Satisfied Client with estimates. 642-0238 10 am ·l pm 11wner finance field. Phone l---------
t1on and details, eend Name, you supply are the people, GARDENERS STUDENTS Harris Tax Service. 9th yr. PAINTING & paper han&ln&. SERVICE station Manager, or apply in person 521 W. ZODYS Address, and Phone Number MW LILY SAM 642..s353 ~Ex the.~~ 1
1
1hru col-locally. Avail. 12 mos. 3ll7 tl!uonable, 25 )TS exp, mechanic & atteni:lants. Fulll9tb ·c__~S-'t .. _CM=·~""=mo-=~I to: aqe, peri.:u1..~, cenaed. Roosevelt Way, c. M. references. 642-1322 & part time, Must be exp -
''ROUTE DEP .~~·~" ATTENTION REAS! -... -i ai -·-Good --'·-· 1n1Au1111n. DEU. n.n11u~•• ''Mack" omr£;J11 HOUSE Pab:IHne. Quallb' at w/oc '~ ........ ; U llAftl
P.O. Box 3846 ,.., ___ EX-tNAtheVYoldMEN bag CUt&~Lawn H.K. Clar k ,_,.,. "'--·. a fair prioe! Free at. CaU + comm. Apply 1000 E.
HAS OPENING FOR
•-'-'-caillomia 92!IJ3 ~· OU II!&· Maintenance ... , ___ .. .nr.."" .. ..,.,... c H NB ~--~ and hel t .... L,oOl.ZJl~<l ·----taa, --nal OI' Rick, 6:4$-2215 out wy, '
PlZZA take out and dd.lvery
.. Work 9 bn. 6 days and
net over $1.XI> with only
$7,150 ~st. $50(J) down.
Listed yellow paee ad •
Kood beach area loc. • · 10w n!llt. PRICE REDUC-
ED FROM S13.0XI to $'!,750
with aome tlnandng. Ill
health totteS sale. The Real
Estaters. 646-nn uk tor
Van.
"LITTLE BUSINESS"
• Operate from yov.r home
• Full OI' part.time-
• High earnings
e No ~~ neoeuary
...... tnlnl!w-
• Eam whUI ltvnillJ ·---complete Inventory
e For~wrlte e Bax M-4691pafl1 POot
A'n'RACJ'IVt Beaub' 5Ull'I
tor ..ie. ~t c.II
GJoria. 90-1232
WANTED 'Oll-&le liquor -... °'""'" Coun!J' caD~ 6Gll39
p OU a C&WN!. ~ aft f .UIUI....,. ..--
Give )'OU!' old uniforma (Off. busiDells. your home er ofc:. PAINTING, Paperhla 15 yn Car Wash H'ip ~bl&~~> to thebl~~-J:~~ a:=: ~ ~or~: eves firm. :.~:~bond-Full tlnw or Wk1ndL """vu • """" ae11, W o.co, __...~.__ ,..,. •-Min '18 ..... 1 .. La ..,._,..,.
sea-ha.gs. etc. 642-5169 """...um .... "'-~ Gordon N. Warren, PA .----~ 'cAR'wA.Si! ......
J1p1nue G1rd9Mr 18th )ftt. Appt. m.3345 PAINTING, Sign~ 6155 481 E. J7th Colt& Mesa
*MADAM CLARA Expe•. compt '"" "'"°"'· C.ARD READINGS Free estimate. 548.7958 e THE TAX ADVIOORS IRONING -80c an hour MACH; Weber aptCial equip.
Call Year~ ofc. 328 No. Please bring hanlen needs Turret lathe, milllng
-----'"""""-=---IO.EAN·UP Speclalllt! Mow· Nwpt Blvd, N.B. Reas! 251.9 Avocado, CM 54U221 h •-310 s Ing
-
odd jobo, u.... mac . OpenlUA•· • SERVICE DlllECTORY ' ' ...,.t Call 64&-MOO for · appt. Center St., S.A. Call Kl :;.;;.;.;,.;.""-';;._;;-'-';;;;:.;;;;:.;.;,.;._l"~mo~vl~ne~. :-."'~"~t:._548-<95!1~:"!'"-.._ SKOUSEN TA.'X SERVICE Pl11t1r1ng* Rep.Ir 6880 '!-:>95
Btbyslttl"I 6550 e JAPAN'ESE GARDENER Yoor b om e. Reasonable. -cFULLc::::....• __ part--Um~e-hel-p
Mainte!')IJ>ce il 'Cleanup Eves. WotmlJI Manz • PAT'S Plutmnc. All wanted. "n:>p ftit!J, chance
WILL babysit my homo 9 Call 5'8--2512 54!>-6328 ~Free nUmate. Call tor advancement
mos to 3 ~ prefer'T'l!d. AL'S Gardenin;'. Servlee PERSONALIZED. e11:p e rt METRO CAR WASlt
Days, ooca.sioned, part or Lawn maintmance prde.n-T y -·-• ofc INT. Pluter, ext. ttuCCXJ, dry _,. ,,_....__ mvd CM full timie. SOc htly • Ul 'lng It dean ups. ~ ax -=rv. ear """... ., wall taplnc, aCOW!ltlc il/ar ..,""" mu.....-'
wkly. 548-1395. Ex· rcu:. 646-1'112 textured ee.Ulnp. 545-«J03 SERV. fITA. $ALE.5MEN.
perletad. Near Harbor YARD Cleanup. Ttee Walter H. Fabftnbob P.A. Men to "10rk fuJI time,
Sbopptne ee.nter. lltl'\lice, new I a " • 1 • Income Tu Service Plumblnt 6890 "1irc llhlft. See Cylde,
BABYSITTING -·--84UI04ar!ll5---. -:lSflON.....,.mvd..C.M. DI my heme. Nnr MapoUa JAPANESE Gardener eJNCOME TAXe PLUMBlNG REPAIR EXP and-St,W~CompleieServlce .Ex-Doneln,....botne N~~"':ll SET-UP&LEADMAN
""· F.nced ,..m, hot nWaJt periencied. Reliable. 6C-4389 SS And a.P. ~2600 for plastlc• moldinc ahop
1nduded. Call anytime. • JAPANE.9E GARDENING l{NO)ME TU Serv., Notary Pt.UMBlNG 24 hr tel'Y. Call 546-33'70 btwn a am-5 pm
84'1·118'7 Servioe Ottnup, Land.lea.po 1 PubUc. Rfu. Eves. StS-1340. Woric quar, Uc. Ins, tl!mod, BRAKE a: a 1t1 n m e n t
UCENSEO dq c.att. Prd lfw. 53].?034 aft 7 p.rn. 2361 Zenith. S.A. Hts. l'l!psir, rootu lft'Y, $.'ll-'1596 mechank. exp only, many
~1dy""' yn. .II!>' :~Go-•• Som-e612 "INOOME ,.,,_ prepoml Pot Grooming -""""""" bonollU. Apply balanced a.c:UV1ties. ""°"~ _ )'OUr tnne, kmg form com-Yourc • Lane Titt, 412
BABYSJ1TING my hJm&.CRYSTAL JANITORIAL• bioed,$15.04-.am SONIA'S dos 1 room ln1 . OceanAve .. l.agu~Seach
IMI IEitafe'-L .. M 6340 v'c. '!th SL, Hunt. Beach. Window Cleanb\f. C.ompl e PROFESSIONAL TAX a pe cia l l1ln1 1tylillh SALES CL ERKS
Reu. rate~ 536-7900 janitorial ltfYkt, Btlllin, SERV. llome-qukk accurate. penonallty cu~ t« poodle•. ruu I put time, Apply
HOMI LOANS BABYSl'JTINO my ·home rtstdtn or mnttru. FYtt '19. Complete!! 968-3403 lllgt-at &rUIUc w o r k , Montrue1. N'pt. Ctnter
ltONT.\' AVAJl.ABl,£: dt,)11: or nltea. Newport aru. estimate sa..-m Ul'llUrpUltd cttative ablll· The Tobl.oconlst Inc.
Call for ·deialll on 'todl)"• Exper mother 64&-38'74 HAUUNG. Ceanup p,....., Ironing 6755 ~~:nma.~;.te BMl= Fuhlon hland, Newport
n.tea ft:r ht • 2l"d TDJ. Bab)'llttirw "' •'ttl c. M. ode: jot. etc. J"rN e1L Jlm ..m':i hospl~pe~ BUSIEST ~ In
Owr 21. will train 1f necn-
ury to make aandwlches •
related dell itemt. Apply in
pet80D only.
DEU SllEF
10039 Ada.ma Aw.
at Brookhunt, H.B.
PART TIME
$250 PER MO.
NO EXPERIENCE NEC.
CALL MR. REID
54().2(ll4
Liquor Oep.ortment
Meneger
APPLY 11'1 PERSON TD
STORE· MANAGER
ZODYS
FOUNTAIN VALL£Y
16111 HARBOR BLVD.
SATURDAY s AM to s PM T t T--" I la Mon -Wed&AMto9PM ltS ..... nc: n
•ADMINISTRATIVE• ;~u:r:. =p,!'~,!
ASSISTANT tronlc equip, Skill& comp.
for new, expanding, aclentil-to a competant TV ttpair.
le testlna 11rm. Em.Uc boon n'W1, famlL w I all bJe1
but unllmi~ opportantty. al translltor drcults It oper.
Some coUese prefd. can • ol dectrooc ttlt equip. Per-
10 5 wk. di.Yi '15-'181'5 IOftll not pomitAlng such
BUSBOY Wantod &kill& """ not apply.
T to 3 •hilt. Mull be Can 646-'611
out ot IChool. APPLY
DENNY'S Rest.
12924 Beach BJvd.,
Carden Graw
CARIER
OPPORTUNITY!
IU.000 LO NOT TOO MUOI Joto -)'I ,_ -tor man over 40, with car, prot'wkln-Mutull FUnd ..iet
to take ahort auto trlps near No ~· nect'd8l'1' Beach Oliff. Alr mail P.E. We tn.tn fQD or part lime
Pate. p,..., T"""' n.llnery Mutual fund AdVI"'"' Co111., Box TU. 1'ori Worth. I
Ttx.u 'MlOL . ~ W~-.... IG&C2S
AR01lTF£1'1JRAll NP! a --
A lood kDoWledp ot ec-
muntfrw theory and a ~
lmum of industrfal experi-
ence is ~. Recent
-aicountlne ....... ence ill acceptable.
Please apply In penon.
HUGHES
NEWPORT BEACH
rm Superior Avenue
Newport Beach, Cali!.
Equal opp>rtwtlly
employer • ld A F
JANITOR
Immediate openina: far a
steady, reliable man to
work with .2 other janitors
on cur 3rd lhllt (ll:!O p.m.
to 8:3tl a.m.>
We pre.fer a minimum ol 2
)'I'll· lndUltrial Janitorial ex· perlence with knowledp ol
power cleantns equipment
You muat have a stable
,-.·ork hWof)'. Good 1tart1rw
ra.te, 5hilt premium A ~
efit.s.
Ylriln dill
machines
A VAJUAN SUBSIDIARY
2m Mlchol..., Drlvo
(Adj. Oranr• Co. Al>port)
Irvine, Caill. 92664
An equal opportunity
emplo~ MA: F
JANITOR
EXPERIENCED
Excollant lmployw
lloM/11•
APPLY
Personnel Offlce
Third ~1-
The llroadw1Y
NEWPORT BEACll
47 Court• of Fashion
FASllION ISLAND
Nowport llooch
AnEqualOportunl!J'
Emplo>'"
PART TIMI!
SNACK llAR e FRY COOK e ~ to _,. I.A. Ul2sJ'.ini-...,,
on Iara< Apt project.I A Pot<lrtla1 lldl time to -........ -... ~ l!llllth FULL Time DeU4ood to p -· 111111 bl 2L •
servq ~ ~ for arm. You furnWt h,.. 548-&ZS, anytime I RONI NG 1Sc pc. ~ kMI A te~a mN~ towa. n. OAILl, PD.OT u years. 6CS-lf07 dUSlZST ~ th You Br l1"19 H19r1. ~ or aedattvu eVft' ut-Cl...tfttd e:tlm.. S • ••
S&tti.r _ .. Co. 1nc. MANY """°DllUL Oi' ..... Tbo DAILY PILOT '42.2151, -1 ed 0oty . btalth1 anlmall ......., -A ....._ Lootl ""'11teet. N...,,... Blach HI TIME DELI HVNTINOTOM
ta-TISI ""E. 17111 St or. SIACLIP!
II ... a_, QUlCKm !OU CAil. ~ Ci.
1W ~ wt!> ,,.,..,. &di THE QUIO<EI\ YOU SELL ,....
338 E. 17Uli St. POll1VNll'IEI ..,.. blm a1Mlfkd wtkn. "" ~tcd by appotntmcint aowlll , ~n_-=I dlwwwttd .. ,.,,, ........ A*, moo,_11111° thQ A effort. Looi! 'ME QUJCDR YOU CALL. Pick 01) • deliWQ'. ........ JoJOJJlNN0 ... ;-;1nwiiiiiiciiin~IDiDtbliiii ,,_ ••r•-.,,-,,...-badf ID'"'-Op-• QUJa<ER OU DAILY Pllm' "Alff Alltll
SOCK rr"'1 'El'if! oortunldt'I" NOW! Dial 6(2.,~ far RESULT3 nm y m.i. sooc TTTO 'EM! MHim
r
•
1·
M DAILY PILOT Monoq, ifOl'\llrJ 24, lM
-A W\.OYMEN'I , ~A EMl'\.OYMiNl lCiiS & !Ml'LOYMENT 1-------Holp Wonltd, ...._ W...... -1'200 11o1p W•--noo HaJp w1nr.1 w-7400
*
SEARS
* * * * ANNOUNCES
CAREER
OPPORTUNITIES
at Cost& Mesa, tor
experienced
TRUCK BRf
SAWMBf
Opportunity for
management
unRmlted.
* * *
EXCELLENT
EARNINGS PLUS
PROFIT SHARING.
HOSPITALIZATION,
*
GROUP LIFE INSURANCE.
PAID VACATION, EIGHT
PAID JIOLIOAYS. 40 HOUR
WEEK. EMPLOYEE
DISCOUNT
* * * APPLY AT
Personnel Office
Monday thru Saturday
10 AM to 4 PM
*
SEARS
ROEBUCK & CO.
SO. COAST PLAZA
3333 S. BRISTOL
COSTA MESA
EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER
ASSEMBLER "B"
Exp. required In spot-wtlding .r. some metal cleaning, plus
ability to solder stainless
steel. Good Co. benefits with
future for right person. AP-
ply at;
Personnel Office
U.S. Divers
Company
3323 W. Wamer
Santa Ana
An equal opportunicy
employer
Assemblers
We have an immediate rM!ed
for electronic assemblers
with a mu:imum of. 1 yr.
exp.
You mU11t be willing to work.
On the lat shift from 7:30
a.m. to 4 p.m. Knowledp of
color code, component p,.rts
I: aoldering la manitatO'&.
Good ltarting rate + eJcel-
Ient benefita includlrW ' 12
da.Y• vacation during the l.st
~ar of ernplO)'ment.
Varian Data
Machines
A VARIAN SUBSIDIARY
2722 Michel1on Drive
(Adj. Orange Co Airport)
Irvine, Colif. 92664
An equal opportunicy
employer M·F
PART TIME * REXAIR INC. *
Large International C.O.
Expanding to Orange County
WE NEED 25 MEN FOR
DISPLAY AND
ADVERTISING WORK
6:30 p.m. to 10:30 p.m.
TOP STARTING
WAGES
NO EXPERIENCE
NllCESSARY
ASWE TRAIN
FOR INTERVIEW
CAlL MR. JAMES
MONDAY &: TUESDAY
774-72S1 * SALES ENGINEER * POSITION
RECENT mechanica l
graduate who rom.municatn
well Rapidly growing 10
year old comme:reial pro.
ductll fiml. specializing in
precision mo l ding of
pluUca component
a,.uembly. Caree r o~
porblnltywith ex ce 11 en t
tJcnd1ts including p T o f i I -· CALIFORNIA
INJECTION MOLDING
.:i Bri"1 Avenue
o:.ta Mesa. Calif.
lrYine lid. Tract -· MEOL DESIGN
WET SUIT
CUTTER
Min. I yr. exp. ln cutti,.;:
IUlts trom txJ&ting patttrns.
Good co.. bttltfitl .t worki.rc
roncl's. Appl.y to:
P•rt0nMI Office
U.S. Divers
Company
3323 W. Warner
Santa Ana
An equal opportunity
i!:mpJoyer
w-7400
UNl&A••
ln1ur•nca Grwp
TIRED or A LONG
OOMMUI'Ef
Unlpnl I-G1'0Up U.
now birtfw for our new c& ""'°" olllco -approx. 4/l!V"' 1n Hunttacton
B<&dl, lult oU "" Seo DI-... ....,,.. ,,_ poaltlono
wUI require a lhort traini,.
period of 2 monUu in our
Loa Angelft otnoe, before
the mow. MU:eaa:e wW be
...... during thb pertod.
lmmodlat. Opening• In the following a.rut
CODING
Experienced or trainee in
fire Wor cuualty sta.tisti-
cal codlflC. Math aptitude nece.....,..
• INVENTORY ACCOUNTING
OONTROL. Type 40 to 50 accurattly.
6U-266S N.8. Sportswnr Some experienct or aptitude
Manut.acturer with Ugures helpful Light
customer contact
Agencies, Women 7300
. jJ_ newport .
persoi\nei
_agency
833 DOVER DRIVE
NEWPORT BEACH
642·3870
Our special goal Is to
Mlp each indivklual
achieve h•r special
, .. 1. Plaa'° talk to
u1 obout the following
opportunltl•s •. Mtiny
are fff paid by Iha
employer. tom9 are
'" paid by tho appli-
cant, you may chooff.
Steno $500
RATING
Prefer at kast one year of
lire or casualty rating exper-
ience. Opportunity to ad·
vance Into multlpal line rat-
in&'.
KEY PUNCH
career openin1 for operatore
witk at least one year ex•
perlence on Alpha &: Neu-
merlc IBM eqUip'mt. Day """L
Excellent free benefits. Per-
manent, 1i;teady work. Our
policy i.. promotion from
within. Your future is deter-
mined entirely by you. New
modi!:m olfice, friendly,
pleasant atmosphere.
Sharp girl with top typ-
ing skills. Legal expert-For Details and App'I.
encc helptul. Cl\lt Collect
Acctg Clerk to $4GO PERSONNEL
S<hooling or work expo<-( 213) 384· 1213
lence. Payroll .t accounts
"""•
1
•· UNIGARD .,~~1~:,!: •. ~!,., 1_1NS_u_R_A_N_c_E_G~Ro .. ,_uP
figure: typing.
Clerk Typbl i. $§1S
General office ex~ri·
ence good fl~ ability, type 55, pleasant tele-
phone persona.Jlty.
Hostess
Apply Jn person
REUBEN'S
COCO'S
Secretary to $550
Construction background
help!ul. Sh 100 +. typing
75+ must be self start· er capable of working
with busy e~utJve de-
partment trc,_ds, Oppor· 1555 W. Ac11ms
tunJ"'•!!! -'3 Costa Mesa
Clerk Typi1t to $450 Work Ne•r Hom.
Busy offk:e requires abil· • AccounUncJBkpa:
tty to dq detail· A follow • Seeretarial up. Type 65, shorthand
helpful •Reception
• Typbj•
S.Cr•t•ry $500 Superior AgMCy
M1111t be sharp, good sh Established 1946
&: typing + ability to co-1857 llarbor Bl, Costa Mesa
ordinate &: supervise. Call first. 642-nfl
Girl Frldoy lo $525 PART TIME
Construction background Need 3 women to WGf'k u
helpful l!..lso familiarity bridal ........ n--•-rs·, ,.. --• wtth computer coding. .. ...... M:.W "' ...
Bookkeeping, light sbort-per week &: 4 hours Sat.
hand A: gooa typing. Ev-Start $.1 per hour. Must be
entuaUy will head lar$e well groomed & drive. For
staff. interview 836-7479.
R•cpt/Typist $375 • MAIDS. Full or pa.rt time.
Beautiful location & com-Must be able to work week·
pany. Opportunity to ad· ends.
vance. Type mlnimwn 60 K NII M I &: usr call dlrecfor. •n. es ote 1021 Bayside Dr.
Rec•ptionl1t I NewPOrt Beach
Gal Frld•y to $350 Telephone rec:•ption
Combination receptiorii.st work. Apply botwoon & 8.Sl!istant to bookkeep-er. U1ht typing with 1 p.m. & 5 p.m., 1626
ability to function in E . M.ywoocl, Santa
country club atmosphere. Ana.
W• han rn•nY more fl~• CAN YOU QUALIFY? l••ch erea ~nltln too numerous to ll•t. T•I-l lousewlvcs who want to
e phon• lnqulrl•• are ..-1-work part time. 10 hours
com.ct. per week & make $65, call ""'""""""'""'"'"""'""'"'I 8J8...S321 btwn 2 , t H•IP Wented e OPERATORS. Ex·
-
_W::,:o::,mo:::;n ___ ..;7;,..400;;_; perienced. Good pay. e HAND FINISHERS. Gar-
ment experience. 642-2666
Jru1ur. Underwriter · · lo $5511 N.8. Sportswear Mfgr.
F.C. Bkkpr ••••• ... to $541 CTIVE Girl --•-1 Secretarii!:S. man)' ,. to $500 ATI'RA lo u..-: ••98 a few hourll a week. Clerk Steno • • • • • • •• • •• • .,, trl DMV ................... $475 generous pay. S ctly for
General 01lice •••••••• S400 fun, no exp nece8SU)'. Rep-
Typist&, many , .•••• to $375 ly lo Box M 658 Daily Pilot
PBX • . • .. • • . • •• •• •• .. • S338 e BUTJ'ON A: BUTI'ON
Tmee L.epl Secty •••• $375 OPERATORS; Ex·
Tmee Typl.st& ...... to $375 perienced. App. 8 to 3 p.m.
Trntt Med Hoates.s •... S346 JAY MAR INC. 2907 S. Oak.
Tmee Girl Frlda,y •••• S340 Santa Ana
Tmee Sleoo ............ ml 1 ""'MA,.,..,~T"'"u'=R~E~W~O~MA~N~
Trnee Teller ·· ....... ••• $.125 For telep~ survey. our
Tmee Nuniea Aklt · · • • $303 office. Full ot pt time. Gd
AUSET AGENCY
Collta h1esa
pey. Ph. Mrs. Pihl 64&7753.
9:30 arn..J;30 pm dail,y.
WANTED -Matta't-Spanish
p;peaking w om a n for 431W,19th
642-61!<1 G~GroYC babys l ttlnc & lite
12291. llarbOt BJvd. housekeeping by the Mo., 6J8.5150 day• only. 548-591~ aller 6
pm. ---------1 ruu. time dental rttep-W~: Mature lady for tkKlilt owr 3S, ~ req. bab)'llUi~ w/ 2 mo old Send resume to Daily Pilot
baby 5 days wk. 54!)..2i22 nm: M 5&2
before 10 a.M « a1t 6 pm. 1..::::.. .. =.:. ,=06:..--W~ANTED=~-· 'WM"R ~ ~ MOTJ:IER'S helper. live in. 2311 Newport Blvd., Costa
' ' perm. Pr.rt nn A-bath. $125 Mesa.Apply ln pertlOl'I.
J'ar ~ A tnluation of mo. 60-9JT4 BABYSITTER needed 8 AM iDumJaated p u • h bu tton nitcbrc. ·Experience with \VOMAN WANTED. night tr 5 PM: Fountain Valley
,mtn!al:un Prt~ mccb. lhift, part time. No ap. area. S3l....u::.J ~
a*" ~ Ci:Jntad: 11K. 56. App., Mr. Donut. WANTED: ~vt>. ~I·
JrW'Q) OU fDdustrics 1l5 E. ttth St., C.l&. Oeient, exp'd, f'ront desk
':IOT r.o.. Bdem. Anaheim GALS, I haw an kb! SmaD pl lor Dmtal ofc. 89'k'l6lJ
(7lC) m«l3"7' ~ b "t t n t: 1-1 BABYsrrTER ~ I AM
l:XPDlJo«:£D ll!f'Yb Jta. JAi'• set our tie ad • to 5 PM : 'FOl,lntaln Valle>"
........... 1111 tlme _.., -borl -...... 531-. -..... .... "'"'°'~ MOTEL MAID TE L EPllONE Answering ..... ta et• a al c a I ex-EXPUUe:NCED Srrvb. Exptrienced need
... -i**'•4541M'm &D W. a.at H"1. N.S. ~. -'
'
Coronet
Employment
Agency
Serving
all of
Orarrge County.
Those selected po•i·
lions or1 with Or-
ongo County firms
"/Jt.d for oxcollont
working conditions &
job security. We In-
vite your inquiries on
thaso and other fee
p • i d or oppli""nt
paid career oppor·
tunities. ·
Contracts
AdminlstratiYe
Secretary
to $490
Righi h • n d to de-
portment h • • d.
Broins & skilk needed
here . Shorthond 80,
strong slalislicol typ-
ing.
Financial
Secretary
Export slotisticol typ-
ing requireC:I for con·
!roller, plus short·
hond & some book·
keeping bockground.
Room to grow in this'
0 range County's
most fascinating cor-
porolio~.. S • I • r y
commensurate with
exper~ce. f r o m
$350.
Steno to $450
Stepping stone posi·
tion. Assi st secretary
of marketing mane·
gor. Shorthond 80.
Opportunity knock·
ing here!
General office
Min. $433
Enjoy ,dotoil? Posi·
tion requires "te~e
charge personality,"
shorthand 80, minor
posting & phones.
Gal Friday
$450
Shorp & young to as·
sist production men·
ager. Must be fast,
accurete Vpist, have
lnowledgo of ship-
ping, receivin g pur-
chasing etc. Grow
fost with this expond-
in g firm .
Keypunch
Operator
to $450
Garden Grove com-
p•ny. Ont yeor IBM
029 Alpho numeric
gets the job, bone·
fits too.
Clerk
Typist s3,r
Fee pa id. $ponish
speaking for sales de·
portmonl. light of·
fice experience will
quolify you ii you ore
neot_& trim & type
accurate SO wpm.
Coronet
Employment
Agency
1202
E. W1sldnoton Pl.
10.and & S1nt1 Ana
FN0W1yl
Santa Ana
541-4171
JOBS & EM~LOYMENT -11o:.:...~ 7400
SECRETARY ,
,
lmmedllto opeoioa ,., • """
ttt&r7 with a m1n1lmlm ol
thrM yean experlm:f.. ---·-lift, ftlPOlldble PtrlOft w1tb
excellent shorthand and ~
hw akllla. You n:wt be a
Rll starttt and be able to
work w l t h a minimum
amount cl dlrteUon, a.s you
wSU be wotJdnr' for a fltld
aa1es manager.
You wUJ be worldrw for Na·
tlonaJ. Electronica Ilk'. (a
Varian IUbGdlary) at tbl
Varian Data Machinel olf. ""·
Good starting u.1aty plus ex-
cellent benellts, and located
In a flew air -conditioned
plant, In the llvine Jndust.
r1&1 Complex.
EVENING INTERVIEWS
?ilAY BE ARRANGED
Yarian data
machines
A VARIAN SUBSIDIARY
2722 MlchollOn Drive
(Adj. DnlnJl:e Co. Airport)
lrvlnt1, C•llf. 92664
An equal opportunity
emplo)rtr, M & F
MISS EXEC AGENCY
F•• Paid
Tech Illustrator. relmb to $600
Secretary laplit) , •. , to SS50
secty IRl!:9earcb , , • , •• to S550
Secty/Saleg ••.••••• to ~
Secretary IPR , ••• , • • • . . $500
Secretary/Legal ...... $500
Secretary .............. $500
Inventory Control , ••• to $494
Girl Friday· (split) •• to S450
Lab Tech, no exp (~plitl S350
Applicant pay1 '"
Exec Secretary , •.. , • • • $512
Secretary ••....••••••• , 1475
Secty/Gen Outea •••••• $450
Receptionist • • • • • • • • to S400
Girt Friday ........ to S400
Eaerow Trainee •••••• to S350
410 W. Cout Highway
Newport Beach 64&3939
AOVERTISING
JOIS & EMPLOYMINT MlltCHANDISI l'Olt MERCIV;,~DISE FOR
Jilll Man, w..: 7 IA:_LI AND TUDI SALi A D ntAOI
l'Umlfvl'o -~""""'... -' UNUSUAL
Opport11ity
TelephoM: 49'U700 between
t AM -l PM Mon. lhN Fit.
9 AM • 12 Nooo Sa.~
for appJintment..
DRAFTSMAN
Able to read and Inter-
pret blueprints and acht--
matlcs. Prefer printed
circult bom'd experience.
Coll Panonnal Dept.
(7141 494-9401
TELO·NIC
ENGINEERING CO.
LAGUNA BEACH
Equal OpPOrtunlty @mpioyer
ACC~ANT
~e in Businesg Ad·
mlnJ1traUon, major in
Accountlnr, preferred.
P leue 11Je application by
Feb. 28.
City of Costa Mesa
TI Fair Drive P .O. Box 1200
S>i.;r,o
OPPORTUNITY
for 2 Licenaed Real Estate
people. Your own desk &:
phone. Good adv@rtising pn>
gram. With well established
office. Walk in traffic. Good
leads to work on.
·, ,'. E. Lacherunyer Realtor
1860 Newport &vd., CM
&J&.3928 Eve. 673-45TI
YOUNG English Executive
engaged in trade w I
Europe, requires French
man or woman for private
professional tuition in oral
French; minimum 3 hrs per
wk until Uuent. C a I I
• • PP.TAX~
REDUCTION SALE!
Special Once-a· Year
7 DAYS 'TIL MARCH 1st ONLY
' OYerstocked * up to 80% Savings
! ! DONT MISS THIS ! ! ' SS SAVE DOLLARS SS
Bank Terms * Store Charge
Spanish & Mediterranean
AUTHENTIC SPANISH: .Bedrooms, living
rooms, game aets, dining room .. ts. taples,
lamps, wrought iron and accessorie!:, etc.,
etc.
APPROVED FURNITURE
2159 HARBOR, COSTA MESA
12 Years same. location-same owners h__' s!~:~ ~·~s,,. ~ ~'S4S.9UO ~
Furnltvro 8000
, 20 PC. "MADRID" . ·----~ Sparush 3 Room Graup MedHerranean :rnoM MODEL HOMES
Includes: Qulltm so!a &
chair -2 end tables &: cof-
ft"! table -2 lamps -dress.
er -mirror -headboard -
quilted box: spring &: matt·
ress -"I pc. dining room;
table & 4 hl·back chain.
Received canc•llation
of $22,000.DO Sponl1h
and Medlterr•nean
Furniture
All N1w Top Quality
Brand Names
Decorator's Drum
Houff .., Dlaplay
Items as fo!Jowa: Gor-
geous 8 ft. custom Quil-
ted irofa with separate
loose plllow1 with heavy
oak trim decor and mat-
chinr chair, 3 matching
oak occasional tables, {2) 58" tall decorator lamps,
an 8 piece master bed.-
room 1ulte in peCan pan·
elled. Mediterranean style
with top quality 15 yr.
warranty mattress A: box
1prlngs. Spanish decor
dinln&" set. etc.
Whol• houseful! was
· r99ular $1295.00
MUST SACRiFICE
$568.00
COMPARE AT $749.95
$399
No down-Pmf! only $16 mo.
WELK'S WARfllOUSE
600 w. 4th st., Santa Ana
Open Daily &-9 •
Sat. 9-6 Sun 11-6
Gar1ge Sale I022
GARAGE SALE
Sat/Sun/Mon 9-t; misc.:
racin&' bike, etc. 7 6 O 2
Ontario Dr., JIB
MISCEl.LANEOUS ltems of
furniture I appliancea. 755
Hudson, s.s.-0806 or 540-0017
Applloncn 8100
MERCHANDISE FOR
SALi AND TltADI
Pl1noo & o;..... I llO
•New Pi-• WlJllLl'IUR A BRADBURY
All ctYIH • -an , American made, 88 note, del
w«nch &: tunm. Price start.
~ a.t $499.
Wurllber Orgat15 e NEW e
Many other maltel. Ml1t1
lt)'lea I llnishtL Prioe1
it.art at
$595
EVERYTHJNG IN MUSIC
Beach Music Center
1',actoQ" Sales &-Service
Dally ll noon 'tll 9, Sal S.S
1740f Beach Blvd., (Hwy 39)
111 ml. So. San Dleao ~·
HunUrvton Beach M7.s536
Used Organ Sale
Hammond MlOO Spinet $995
Hammotxl AlOO Console $1800
Hammond RT·2 Concert with
HR 40 ................ $1895
Harn.tnand C3 w/spkr •• $1750
Hammond 8..J A: Leslie $2150
Gulbnrlllen Premier only 6
rnontha okl ......... • • • $3395
ALL PIANOS ............. .
20S or more Savings!!
Open Mon & Fri ews. f
HAMMOND
In OORONA DEt MAR
2854 E. Coast Hwy., 673--8930
Grand Opening
Our new orpn department
is now open featuring
THOMAS ORGANS
with the exclusive c.oloT.Clo
and Playmate.
FREE
Lawrence Welle family musk
course, a $100 value, free
with every Thomas Organ.
Prices start at $595.
Coast Music
1839 Newport Blvd, CM
Carner of Newport I: Harbor
646-0271
PIANOS & ORGANS
Famous Name BraDd&
from $529.
Also USED Instnunentl
Gould Mu1ic Compeny
2M5 N. Main, Santa Ana ,
So. of Freeway 547-0681 •
Mon & Fri 'til 9 Sunday J2.S ;
WE'RE In our new &ton!. ~
Our fantastic sale ol Pianos ~
& Organs now oont:inues at
Orange C.Ounty'a only piano
&: organ "super markef'.
Pjanoo ..... $195. Orgam
from $195. '
WARD'S BALDWIN STUDIO ~
1Bl9 Ne'wport, C.M. ~ .
HAMMOND -Steinway .Y8r I·
ma.ha -new & med piarm
of all makes. Best ba;)t: ii: ' Secretary/
Bookkeeper
Any piece can be pur· chased individually . . . e SPECIAL PURCHASE e So. Calif. right heft. ..
EXP. Dlnner Waitress -TERMS -We carry our Refri&eraton, automatic SCHMIDT MUSIC 00.,
1)46...7473
Walter. Cocktail Waitress. own accounts. washers A: other major a~ 19117 N. Main,
Busboys. ' J I /] pliancel from model homes l--=~San~la~Ana==-R•sponslble, top level BEN BROWN'S REST. at fantastic discounts! No PRIVATE PARTY
position for sharp, tak• at th• Down. We itrvke. See at: Wanl5 to buy plabo cha~ girl. Must h•ve Laguna Beach CC FOSTER'S for Cash. 213-877-1D3S
exc• l•t skllls Incl. moss. c.ou1 Hwy, Furalt•re lc71B5So r""'°w khunt.1 Ftll .::,ap,:~ ANTIQUED PLAYER
thorthand; h•ndle lit• So. Laguna Beach 499-2663 at HARBOR BLVD. · 0 arner ........ ........, PIANO * $125
bkkpg; billing. Under R11l Ellol• s.1.. 18" Newport BIYd. W~lNGHOUSE aulomaOc '-===·====*==I' JO.: Call Barbtira. (714) "-n & 'Wo-n Jf4 washer, 1 year old. Like 1 -
642•3910 .,...::;. . ....,. 'iii"" # Cosli Mesa .'"w. 1100. 341.,oim Tolov1110!' 8205 i
SURGICAL/MEDICAL 4 opertirwa available for Antiques 8110 RENT TV $10 1
tran9eriber needed at once. Deemed men It women. In-(only) Nt Deposit · Free Delivuy• ~
Experience in he av y stant income &: training. Mr ANTIQUE Spanish and ?tfex. 534-0-IU or T72-911D l
surgical dictaUon. Hours Gardner. Sprln i' Realty, Everynlt.e 'tllt rellgiougartfnn.smallpvt. PACKARD Bell Color :
Dexlble. Contact Mrs. ~ W-' S I 5 'l'I 6 collection.18th C. paint. San Console. 21". 1967, "'w pie·, ~., a ., un. I Ant nlo ·1 !ram M Alagna. Santa Ana Corn-PRINTING.duplicator oper··i '"""'""'""'""'""'""'""'"" o w.g1 t e; ex· turelube.OUers!&:G-6700 ~
munlty, 600 E. Washington ator·Hunlington Beach. Ex· 17 p K. s· i0\11 curclfix. s ma 11,
Aw., S. A. pcrience A.B. Dick or ~Iulli. C. lllCJ_ 11.9 primiUve w. Inset mirrors; Hi·FI & SterH 12~1~.·
For that JUST RIGHT Mufl. work 1,\1\thout supervis-Bedroom l7th C. 111 u rr. I n a t e d _.
ion u -"' parchment!; tin paintings. STEREO 1969 solid state con-,
Po1ltlon • • • • sma cam7ra ex~ .. Large 9 drawer dreSl!er, mir· Sensibly priced or exchange !!Ole, Never used $85. Al.soi i
Com<! in or call us today. ence deillrcd, Will consill~r ror 2 bedside stands king for good nautlcill antiques. 6' \v a In u t AM/FM :
RUTH RYAN AGENCY part tim~. Reply p.o . Box s~ headboard, frame: quilt-~2629 multiplex, s i.pcaker audio
1793 Newport, CM, 646-4854 1Q66 HunUngton Beach, 9'l647 ed mattress, shee'• •. blank· ..:..::..:::=------,._ "" VAST Sloc:k Amer &. Eur system. Normally 5e1.U1 for 17931 Beach. H.B.-, 847·9617 1'.EAL &5TATE. Shouldn't ets, etc. cl--•-L ••~ 95 aacrll'-•=
I turn & u.:iu. · a rry '"°"' • ...,., -.....,... · 100 W. 17th, S.A., 547.&481 you be se ling the hottest Choice ol Spanish Morgan Antiques. 2 4 2 8 l="""==";Dep;;L=s.1>-='1289=== l
HOUSEKEEPER/ Bah. ... ;t-area Hunlnigton Beach! or ~todern Style 81.~ C I
ter, live in mature wo~n. :~~'1 F..state 962-44n All For $249 N=~·~ ~ Misc•llaneou1 a600 .
Laguna Beach. 200some ===="""'=== Nodown-Pml5.on1yS9mo. FOSTER'S ANTIQUES 7_PC. Jivina room set ftlt1•,IJ1 En&lish -refs. $ mo. ~... _.
..,..176 Sc'-l•ln1trudion 7600 WElf('S WAREHOUSE 642-6138 • 19111 Federal, CM °'"""' .. 1. ' '°"'"· ""'I'
FLDERLY womi(JI wanted LIFETIME Gif typeWli ---stove, S25: washer, $40: refs ~
• SIOO mo., priv. room &: Children, ~children,~ 600 W. 4th. st,.. Santa Ana S•wlng_~~!!.i~"-~12~ ~i 6-~ lclkorn.pl~!,e ;
board. Nice family. Refs. youl"!lell! tndlvidualJy 'tutor· Open Daily 9.9 1968 SINGER, Zig-Zag, ucuroom St'!, e new,""":['
Dana Point. Call anytime ed O\ilcoat 10 leuon• typ1ng Sat. 9 -6 Sun. ll -6 touch-0-matlc. Wal cabinl!I twin bed complele, ex-1
493-4700 ~~28591. 173 Del Mar. CM, 20 PC. MODERN Incl. Service man leaving ~~en~ikc$s~; gi:UbLe ~~1 ~
KITCHEN Jlelp • 2 days ......,... 3 ROOM GROU area forces repo! $39.8..'i $10-$18. 1550 Superior, Rear,1 '1 •12 H' -p cash or assume $4.66 mo. 7-4. 1 eve. v-• 1 J ime PIANO lessons, BA . d........., Costa MeM 646-9180 cwn-1
Dell '"' E 17 h ~&·~~ Button holes, ove r cast catessen, ""' . I in music. l hour 14. Begin. Includes: Floral sofa &: chair ings 642-56fi6
SI C., •-T Ll • .~, blind hems etc., without at--:'--~===~~I ' . ,. . """"' eny ., .... ,...... ners Pref. 673-5849. -"''Blnut tables -lamps • -* AUCTION * tach. Guarantee OK. EXPER. back office girl complete bedroom with quill 526-fiGlS
over 30, non·RN; part-time, MERCHANDISE FOR · ed mattrm; • 5 pc. dinette, -"-'--'------If yoo will sell or bll,Y .,
progressing to Ml time in SALE AND TRADE etc. All for . • . 1968 SINGER, Zig Zag give \Vindy a try ~
2 mOl!I. Urology. 54&-2241' 8000 . $277 automatic with wal cabinl!t. Auctions Fridty 7:30 p.ft'll. t
Furniture Take over 5 pymnts of S7 .25 Wi d • A t' B •ft DRUG CLERK. Three years -No down. Pmts, only no mo. per mo. Call 5 2 6-6 61 7 in y s uc ion a ••
~;~:~~~=~= MORE CASH WElf('S WAREHOUSE IM ,=·:='=:~m=:=1'=1n"ot=.===8=-12-=5 .?~~L'/~=· .!
CURTAIN 1 d r a Pe r y PAID FOR 600 W. 4th St., Santa Ana ----. --. -_ Engine good. trans. bad. ~ :;'.,:."'~ su~ Furniture s.1. .~n Dally ~.'11.. G~1~•:,.H:.,'°t\';;':" Running""~·...._ !
FREE TO YOU PW.. CM. Colored TV'1, Plono. SCRAM LETS Fender • Vox • Standel
MATIJRE. liw In child can Appll•ncet, Antiques • e GIBSON e MARTIN ~.. ~ 5 d ...... · e Wll.SON e YAMAHA ,~,..-.,... ay ••·pvt. 1 Pioco or ANSWERS
rm. r .v . 837..zzJ5 H f II De":wH:,:9~~~"
PART.nme babyoltler ouse I LUDWIG, ROGERS, ASTRO Corona del M&.r; hours Rarefy -Pecan -Bribt :.....
varied. Own trans. 6'7>1735 11 Our S:~l•ltyl Canine -BRAIN JN Large selection wlU1 nl!W 4
636-3620 Sarcastic remark about 8 pc. sets and. cymbals r;tarl·
BEAUTY Op ER ATOR 24 HOUR SERVICE dumbbell: "He's eoi'llt into ing at $99.50. Pedals, hi-Mts
WANTED Full or part tlme, llUYER. ON DUTY 7 DAYS the MlpllaJ for a transplant. and 11eta repaired. All small Bill. Isl Call fiS.3701 ........ ..... ..... ___ ... _ ............ ba)g •""' surweons are putttrig a _.._ ~·fq"' ...,.~
FOOD • Coclctall .......... 20 Pc. Maple "'w BRAIN IN... In sloek.
Apply In ""'""' Henry's 3 ROOM GROUP '* $29.44 * EVERYTHING IN MUSIC =~..,. 1or lnduc1et: uv"" ..... '" . 1 """' Braided Beac• Music Center tabln • lampa _ bedroom e OVAL RUG SET e 1 yr old girl. My Home:. Nyloo blend, rnenible, Fa-. s.ln .. Serv~ Laguna Niluel ........,. ett -quilted mattrf:&& • ma-n--"""3
-Mon. Wom. 7500
*DRIVERS*
No Experience
Necea.y!
J.hat haw dea1. CAllfornll
drl\11~ recard. APJllY
YELLOW CAB CO.
186 E. 16th SL
a.ta M,..
Waltrtlll A .Bamnden * Call &C-'1831 * lllOf) W. OIUt ..... N.8.
pie dlnq room. All tor • • • DAl'l'n, ooppertone, green. Daily 12 noon 'til 9, Sat 9-S $449 ....,, S x 10, 2 x ~ 2 x ti. 17IOI B<ado Blvd., (Hwy !9l
AL'S UNUSUAL 11' 1111. So. Sall Die&<> f"'1.
No down · Pmt&. only Sl!mo. FURNITURE· Huntington Beach 847-8536 WEIJ('S WAREHOUSE 11881 ...... WYd. 1'.STRING ,,.,.... ... ..,.
HunUnaton Beach ~ Jllrr new. Will ACri6ce
En. W, 4th St., Santa Ana 14 FT REF'RI~ cna--top \_;;'1;;15.;z*~.,._..,.;;,;====
Open 0.Uy 9 ~ 9 freezer. 3 yn old $140.
S.L9.6 SUn.11.6 Batto~vlbrator lllO
chair f75. 2 dreue11 w/ EL EGA ff T Sp an I & b mlmn 1 • S20, 1· ·i.ntiquc UPRJGh'T ScttGmun Plano
tumlturt. !I rooma 1 mo m &IS-3423 1: Bendl.. RtJlnlabed CNot
old. °"' . -...... "" ~:...:.,::..:,:=-----.,,~-1 ~~ -• all $2IOl. ~ 13.lJ .. U AL I TY kine bed """"" • _......, ..,.,.. .,.
Pallsadet Rd, No. 11. &.A. w/qullted mattrnt. oxnp. cond. Needl *YI~
N..,.,. U9ed 190. '""1h -_,11::;00::..:.-::_,:· "'"==~~ DAILY PlLOI' WANT ADii M1-«130 DAILYPilDfWANT ADS! .;.;;;_;;;;:;;._ _____ ~,.:...:;;;:::;:..;:.;;:;;;.;....,..;..;"'-'.;;;.;;
,
ORGANIC Fertilizer. qtd ,
bone manure combined
1''itb wood &bavlllgs. Good
mulch. 833-M32 or 546-493l
betw 8 &: 5 Mon thrn
Fri. 2128 :
l PURE whit!:, albim, long
haired eulnN. pip. 2 ~
f e·male , 1 male.
Ml-&141 2124
FREE LorirW male black :
eat. 1 yr old. Vny al· •
~ti!" I ch 11 d re n . ,
6'2-23611 2125 : . MIXED II puppies 6 Wb. \
old. Mother Poodle [Md •
unkwn. 9D-891J 2124 ~
HEALnry Male Pup Beagle-• •
strain, G wka. Needs good
home. ~lMS. 212'
N'EED flOOd home for Gentle I..avaNe Fern. Cat Blk/Wbt. •
89J...62&li aft 6 p. m.
SELlrI'ION ef beaut. kit· 1 tens I: catL For APfl't call:
'1$-47ll! 2125 :
'BABY Bae1lnette &:
Batblnette. ll3M'21S 2125 • j
awwzm ! .
'
M°""'Y, '""""' 24; 1169 DAil V I'll.OT J !
MIRCHANDISI l'OR ME RCHANDISE l'OR TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION Naw ca,. 9100 TRANSPORTATION TRANSl'OltTATION TRANSPORTATION TRAHSPORlATIOH ;
SALi AND TllADE SALE AND TllADI ~--•------='--";;;;;...--~:..: • 1-;;:~;";::=7'-"'i~;&;~~=;--'~~~l~-~·~-~·--~-.....!'300~ 1,,,,....... Aut• HOO lmportod A-f600 A-·w-'700 u...i Can 99llO NoowC-9IOO IHI-Pl I 11oroo 121CllNI I S-1210
Ml1cell1neow
LE llM la" MO DA1SU,N .. WE PAY. • • COU5 AR ONCE A YEAR SA *UT.-* _...._,. ______ , '63 MG -Xlnt Cood. CASH
TU= Fit~c11v1 Rs , ._00 Aute s.mc. e DOT e . • ::S. di~ ~':it~ '~ 3111 ci::~ :
KariXT·l 55.00 I Porto t400 DATSUN • nsT ,.,. .......... alrudcaju.t ::"'::1~ .• ~
Tedi. Radio 1111·1 Short-Wave 60.oo .,. 'OUJS ~. ftl>IL !80: H"uUTNHOr"r'NEOGoEATLOuN • . • OPEL ..a .. ""',,.. _ .. _ -· z.:m mn... stW Kellwood Tit-HO (New) 2911.00 ,.. Dido"""'--. Pl: 8 •1--_.....,. ___ GROJH OfEVROlET under or1clm1 dealer wv-
1'it:,=J..~A~Amp. 1::: iv=.:~~: New~~~!~ c.,. : DRIVE : ~.iL ~.~f. A*~=~ ~~=
:: . ~"lOOD~~"!'""V."P· i:.: ...,,,_ .. .,... ___ ~ti':'ilA::lr.tSii'.": THE • roRscHE __ "_""_""""'""KI'"t='""'Beacl>-'---1 'i:d.d':.St.r::~= k't.fo:'~.es~~~: 1.o"':ir ~=:: :"I':::,. ~: •,~!;~'!nl" S.. 5!·g1!:~ : MIN( . : -:;rroRSCHE 912 Coupe WID lay =: ~---. Al.tee USS Mixer Pre-Amp. 15 00 __ ,_ Of The D""'" Fwy. •1141 l\ltl • few Min... • AM/FM, headrest. radiall; roa:r vonm.aae or Pcncm·I ===:::;:;=.:===
• --..... ·-"'"~ '1 -"'••• • DODGE J.B. Lamif SA-600 Stereo Amp. 325.00 w/W q>ll, Bay -.e air 169 DATSUN 8 • blk. "''""'" inter. $43llO 6 .., top do11-. Paid 1or
Heath, Knl t. Filher, Eico, cond'r. Spare wheel, TV BR • 673-2585 Eves. ar not. Call R&l»b 1--------
DuKane others from $10.00 to 55.00 :::;-•~-'!!.',J PM, 8!.-.:': !. ':'~~~ 8
8 UJE 8 Poncha tl2, 673-1 190 '61 Dodge Ch1rger
-· ~ •• ter H~ 1~ • .&...11 ' Like new ftlDnD'Pol' w·~ Local car, V-8. pwr •tr&. fact RICORD PLAYER S '63 CHEV. 1> ton pick""": J;;. .;,.;::" .;;;.,";; ; •. • . J UST ARRIVE~ .ooo. ~ a;;;•.,..;;;:.~ a;,, <lli, biaci< landau lop. Tbortn• turntables to 3$.00 !WI. bvy, -a .... , WVl"IU>N ••• ~-Talm .... ~ TOP I "OYER honoy yellow ""-Take lore.
Newcomb TrlWcrfption Rec. call all.' PM~ 115 ,..b"1,J;' .;'~ car. • ANOTHER BIG • '~65 .. ~~~ BILL MAXEY TOYOl'A la• cu in trado or 185 ash
Player w/Amp. 19.50 Trucb 950!> !'-.!';,..!!'W'B7· c.n alter J.O. .• SHIPMENT OF • '""· """'""' rl>IL '4<-21191 UISl lleodt BIYd. "'"· WU! """ """ P'IY· CARTRIDGES I PICK.UP ARMS ~"~ 8 R. BoAcb. ~ NI.-f9<.9Tl3 or 540-063! r=::!~1;~~rado -$10. to20.00 *!,~~li¥!1': FERRARI : 1969 : ~ ~~~~ ~ 'AViO~=;LMllilt;:=~==;,.~10' ~~~!~
TandberJ Model 6, stereo Re<:. 149.50 Fantllllc DI-nit I ---F-E_R_RA-RI--OPELS 8
8
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Panasoruc RS755S stereo Rec. llQ.oo N....,... -Ud. o.-• -O" LEASE e FALCON Others, Ampex, Revere from "5-to 95.00 D~~ trr lmmodlate ~-~ -~ ~ 8 • ....., .... ~~a ---U lll69 cam.ro, V.S, a -· 1981 FALCON ale wag. R/H,
PEAKERS I ENCLOSURES BEACHCITY ~~VICE. PAJITS : WITH AUTOMATIC • SUBAR Hanllop, Pwr .-.. air. kilo Iran& Like .........
J. B. ~sing =el~=· 31l5.00 DODGE 3100 w. 0out Ii..,, 8 TRANSMISSION 8 1969 SUBARU :U~ C(;,..s"T· Runo -· $250. cn.i
Bozak E-500 ~et ~L ~:: 16555 Bach Blvd. OIW)'. :is> 60-MU;Newncrt Belcl> ~1764 • 8 from $1297; 46 MPG CAR LEA{INO ~!roN Sprint O>nvt.
W•-Jed-t-w. Encl w/10" ...... -..... ... .__. __ .. MG~--• • • ()lmplete tore!ln car eervtce 300 w. Ccut ~ -• pd M -~-• =• ""' clual..,.ne Spkr. 35.00 u.....;"....... A•-~ ~"' • Kosta Kustom Kan N...,,..., &h., ~ i97S, ~,,;,, "llY -·-·
J. B. Lansing C-111 En els. w /llS.AC MEa!ANlC'S s""' _ FIA y 8 8
• 845 Baker. CM. """915 *AUTO IWING * & Networks (2) ea. 149.50 .,. a...,. ll Tun PU. 6
Allee 515 Theatre Woofers (t)" 39.50 cy1, • apd, lplit ..-$2ll. FIAT SPYDER 850, bright • • ~-T_O_Y_O_T_A___ ., ALL MAKEs . --•
Bozak CM·211M Column Spkrs. (2)" 1608.0000 "2'49'J3 rod. 1'6"1. Xlnt rond. • OUR OPEL PRICES• -./ COMPE"l'EnVE PRICES IS6l FORD F.0-...., 500 <
Misc.S"tol2"Spkrs. $310 · '68 CHEV.,% ton, vs. 4 Onoownor.$1600. 841-8169 • STARTAT . • '69 TOYOTA HJ CortFoxAutol.eulni Dr.SlaWag.Rcbit289V8-c C T C 11pd pogl.traction R &: H • 224 w. Cout ui-1....--ena. P/s, aut~ trns. $700. ·~P~anrck. ~anl·~ ~~~VC~C~T::.,V·v::Caamera 5:5 ~-~~0~!u., 6 PANIC=~~.,'""· .: s17 7 7 : MA=~RAS ::::"" ·-::: =:: :~rd':
Akutron DUU • ;, • • " 839-MSO nam., must sell~ XKE • All Models Fr. $1770 town! Cherry red sta wgn,
l7S.OO '58 Cl!EVROLET <:nnvert. Dark blue~ • IMMEDIATE • L•..,; 1 TRAJISPORTATlOM ~1.,Pl~I =. w~ JEAN MUSICK CORP. sai",,:. .:;:;..~ int. Best otter. 714
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2010 Pl-lo Ave., Cosio Malo KARMANN GHIA CAR SALE """'""2958 ''""· 54&.1671 J 9510 • DWVERY '66 FORD l========,,---------1·--~"'-:::-::::::::::------------1. • TOYOTA·YOLYO '6:' CADIU.AC 4 door bard-Econoline Bus
· TOCK '67 BRONCO GfflAS • lt1ZIOOJI • 1966 Harbor, C.M. 6f6.9303 top, flll1 power, factory air, Windows all .....,., a.round. 3 ·-Pm end LIVES ndi"·-· --~ evvv Hdtop, radk> & heater, n!ar • TOYOTA ,co ....... une •••••···•• ,.,.,., .eat!, radlp, heater, dlr, Dogs 1125 teat. f wheel drivt', red & : • 61'11 Like new • • 59 T.BIRD Full power $2951 auto, excellent condition. Ra.-
OUTBOARD Gu tank $4, "-"'"'-------I white exterior. In Xlnt Cond! "One with 9,000 miles'" • '60 FORD Convertible. Auto-dlal tire&. $50 Cash dels, ar
CorvaiJ' pU'b. 4 Spd trans. ALASKAN Malamute, AKC, Never been oU the road! 2. &i's Extra Nice • • HEADQllAR'l'ERS matlc, radio, hel.ter •• $199 take trade. LB SVE 504 Call
di.sassembff!d $1.D. Rear IX• femaJt', 4 mos. Excellent Not beat! 879-ID!S Fullerton. "One with air cond." '62 JAGUAR a ELMORE '62 OLDSMOBILE F45 4 Jlm 49U'l'13. ~:~en~~-..:~:m ~ ~-.. ~.~. Bla".'."""""k. -~":"',. MILIT~Y Jeep. Chev ·V-8, All extra aharp, all with ra· •.l.1 4 door. Auto. tr1111.,• ' door. Radio. heater, au.t:_ 1959.=-ro""'RD=-'~s1a_tl_o_n~\=w...,-n, ;'ps .... u ea. G:.t W/W tire IX-..CUkh; 49iMm ...... CorvB.Jr Bucket Seats, 23 dlo.s & beaters and Cine with r•dio, h••l•r. Show• ••.• lS300 BM.dl Blvd w.unnm .;a~ui(i''2''&,;:··~ Xlnt cond, lood tires, drive
& wheel $1 Cbevrolet 3rd mar s. gal gas tank, Surrey top, air conditioning, • c;•ption•I <:•r•. IWNAl55 I• Phane ~1 • -heattr ·automaUc ..... , U9 It & eetl $350. 644-0185 mem~ _..,· need I OOBE 6 mo red male AKC, new 1100xl5 tires, many • $21 95 iiLUE CHIP '58 FORD hrdtop <:nnv Good ~$1 Falcon hub Cl.Pl ahobl & ear crop includ. more extru. On front cover • • 11.IUMPtJ,~ tram. ~ble! '
"' o1 <, 15, 56<ll06 Champ "'°"" $100. -Fob. 1 • • •' "f.wheeier" • 8 AUTO SAW Phone """"91
MALE, German~ Maguino, See •1 M,.. ''6 TORONADO 8 '58TR3Rslr.To~~tion. 2!451iuborBi-.d. 1-===a,·==== FLOOR COVERINGS AKC. '* ,,.. -.... umm SlaUon Or. Falrvi... • ... 11 pow... • .... .., .1.. Not ........ w .... Dunlopo. Costa M... MERCURY
Carpets, Vilvb. TDes. latest J.im children. $'l5. 962-1233 4 Newport Blvd. M>2380 •cond, (SIN11 21 8 Top. Side cmtainl. SUVlce 642-9700 54M392 styld . and. cokft. Ovnmrr. . record. $5'lS. MM576 aft
cial a.-. Expert srANDARD 1'>odie ....... Campo,. 9520 • $2995 • 7 PM ' ~.1 N _ __,_ Mototn '67 COLONY PARK installation. &mi-bowlebrlm, S75 u P • -• \ -ew~.._. 9 pus. WJft. Air cond., PS,
&e-1403 540-'72G Ownp stock. ~2732 YW Goo4 only thnl Feb. 24th PB. R & H, lugg. rack, auto.
M...o .,..., '· BLACK Groat Dano. 27 mo 14f .. J0>-47J.1 tt0 • ''1 Ol'll. 8 VOLKSWAGEN '61 T-Bilil. l30 dn $30 "'°• lrana., roar tao. 3rd sea~
.. , ~ old female, AKC ca 11 Bus & Camper 1t10 HA.DOI ILYD. •spt. c..p., 1..41 ..... ..,. 24 mos. illclt tax&: Uc, bJa ClD q ., dual act. tall
Ltaht' Auburn F•ll sc.s2i1 ·· --SPECJAIS COITA lrllSA 8 4 •P••d. 1 OWTt•'· (VOf.m YW o.a.c. VD DI ptc. new wsw tires. Low
Pd SI-•ac $25 ••01 J '61 Ford O:ltry Sed, $20 dn mileap. $2,450. 548-3263
•-' TRANSPORTATION MERCEDES BENZ $ 1495 8 12<1 mo, 2f mos. incl tu A , 54M537 Aft. 6 p.m. ,_ '60 Camper • , ... , ..•..• $899 • • Price Sptci•ls lie, o.a.c. LXV. MS '62 COLONY Park Sta Wag. KirbY vacuwn cleaner w/at-Bolts & Ytchts 9000 '64 Bus ................ $1009 '60 Bug .............. $399 2186 Harbor Blvd, Costa Mea PIB, PIS, P/seat, P/wndw,
tachments. Tab Oftr mnall '64 Sunroo1 Bua ••••• , $1499 • ,65 IUICK I '61 Bugs .............. $499 642..f666 R/H, Fae Air. Good tires,
pymnlao<..,ofl......,, KETIENBURG 41 '65Dixl!wl,9pu. .... 1!689 5 w F 1• '63Bqg1 .............. $599 good run"1 rond. $650.
of $36.12. Crmlt Dept. $2' 975 r-11 -I . '61 Dlx Bua. 9 pu. •••• $2199 I podt d'on.h •cfor/ •A Ow-r '15 VW'I BUICK 644-1414
KE ., -' • ~ IWay '67 Cam~r split seat elec • COii '' r• lo, tot.r, pow ih ""-Ira Sh .,...,~ 29' Col 29 I/B loaded $9950 " .-' " ' • • 1r 1l••r. IVZX2411 • 4'Q..,,.... arp MUST ldl '65 Colony Park
PRIVATE party kavilll U.S. 35• Herreacbott,, •baent ownr rif ................... SS · $ • $.199 to"$1999 * '66 BUIQ{ Riviera, full g pass wagon. Full power,
wls ... ., "'11 oil fmn A -·· ... -v ..,. $12,000 , 8 2295 ~ oqu;pped. lmma-la .,... air, AM/FM flufio. 1 hoUlllbald ttema. Everythlne ~· Kettenburs '65 G~, ' · • dlUon. Call 644-2448 OWMr., prv prt;y. $1795.
!eu than 6 moo. old. -U....U.. varienla + 0 · ' "65 CHRYSLER 8 o~ ~ "' --546-3665
-•PACIFIC YAOIT SALESe 1965 MERCEDES-220 s. • • 0 CADILLAC ... MERCURY llr<e•eWa.Y.
' ' •··II f ,.. ~ s Pit pb, r I: h, vinyl int, $lD up, Replin: Ir put&. U Hour Phone ~15'10 . a cond. Xlnt ~net Must sell, .::nd. ~NwH,\ 35:~tory • ~A ~·; '62 OOUPE De VWe, factory $1001. Xlnt cond, 54U254
Reaaonablie. Cout Vacwm 17 n. Perfonner. Islander W.. will sattifice. Eve•. • $ • Wl.. AIJ'"' air, leather, xlnt cond.
333 E.1"11lt, CM., 642-1560 0e1 .... mndei Coll ftbo>-'\ 833-274& 2295 • ,,. Privato party. •.....U alter OLDSMOBILE ~tAGIC Qd apt. am com-' c\UI) outboard. Custom 14to00l-'7J.1190 1966 MERCEDES Benz, 8 • 149.0J0,___.71-1190 '1 or wkends 1--------
bin. e1ec. nrwe. rd. .laink. snap down COW?. Bia wbed 1970 HA•IOI ILYD. Model 230 s. All ~ incl • '67 COUGAR • 1970 HA•IO• ILYD. '58 DeVlLLE, full JIO'M'r, 1811\ftftfnv
26 G.i. aquarlmn w/ftlh. tilt trailer. f700 or best off-COSTA MDA air oond, auto trans. pis a COSTA MISA new trans, R5 Is, $SS. UftllUUll I
stand etc. Offer 6'13-ai3S er. Phone 6G-4980 .lfttt7 pm p/b, etc. Perfect cond. New 11.IH, •uto., PS, •ir condl.. 4~1900, So. Laguna.
' ' ;._ R 9 2 tlt!s $3950 54'7-6469 •tionint I own•t IUCX·• '66 VW, Sunroof, one crwner. ====='====I APT Sim rdri&, auto pa SHARP 16' boat W/eoftrl. -mper ent•f1 52 . . 8 9121 ' ' AM-FM.Ex c e 11 en t con-
beater (ll>o now), !.<I awlyol 9'ala. 40 hp motor COACH • TRAILER 8 $269 I! • dltion. .....,,,
Maytag man&)or. MAKE • traller. $"150. 64>-0261 RENTALS MG ii' • '66 VW, xlnl rond.
OFFER. 66-0039 Ji' OilUSCRAfT .Fibeqlu. Ira none too early to makt • 8 $1250. '65 CHEV. Impala. Wagon, 2850 Harbor Blvd.
NEWmodelS h o p 1mlth, Inboardoutboard.$19Xl-pvt reler\lationJ!orSprinaHol-MG • "66 OLDS "ti" 8 *6f2.229C* pwr 1tr,-britl, Prvt pty, Costa Mesa
.. b' _._ SCS..-Sal rvi n........ ~fake oiler. Sa' Sun, eves. 540-9640 URd Can 5fQ.888l evttY a cce1aor,,. .. ..,.. ida)oll es, Se ce, racu. •t.imiry 4 doOf'. Full p•w•r,. '64 VW convi:z1:ible, new top, "
woodwoddnr, lllcenew$400. WEEK-END OR WEEKLY Immediate Delivery, a fi ctory •It, ISUPlllJJ paint, lntcmr. 55,000 mJ. 546-0864 '62 OLDSMOBILE Dynamic
548-81SO S.llbolll 9010 54&0091 All Mod•ls • $2495 • Shal"P-640-5278 '61 CHEV Impala Hanltop. 88, f Dr. Pis,. p/b, -
atereo hi ff n•• a Runs good. $399, colJd. $350. 1015 Callforrua WASHER. • SANTANA 22. Race crui11 • '68 VW Camp-Mobile, February Clearance Sale! St. HB. 536-4696
TV all need Ute work $10 equip. 1 hp Jorw'cin OB. Dune Bunt.. 9525 • law mileage, like new, 548.5294, 54U5ll ,67 OLDS 4t2 red 2 dt Htdtp,
each Cll" $25 tabs ,alL $4350. Q) 524-05f6 8 '62 CHEVY • Eve~. 494-9834 493-4889 1966 • '63 IMPALA; low mt., aJ.r. P/S, xlnt cond! 1-Clwn, 4
bed DUNE BUGGY PIC KUP • VW 'ean66 Sq,!!·.~~~ock. <:nn<!., pwr. •teer., dean. apd $2400. """'7
QUALITY klhl Mlrlne Eqvlp. 9035 •R•dio. h••l•r. l ''"'• •~ Be I 11000 ••• ~-"64 ~AR 88 2 dr RT w/quilted ---mmp. 3 "---H NB !I over • , ~· """~"'~ • ' ' ....... .,_ IOOW,\..A..U>lt wy., · • •IK6l951 1 Id--•"• Never used '98. worth $250. 1 -ni KW KoblR marine Reidy to Go 642.9405 S4Q.1764 a VOLVO '67 MALIBU 327. SHARP! go • ,...,..,..c-""'"', 1 own.,
84l-6536 diesel renerator set, 110 v . $1699 Authorized MG Dealer • $1195 a ---4 spd, r & h, tinted glass, xlnt cond. $1095. 646-82'll
FRANCISCAN dinner .,.,., 220 v AC lJ 8-Cl617 ~ '67 MG MIDGET I • '68 VOLVO 2 DR lo mi'"· $21'0. 54>-0931 '58 OLDS lfoJJday sedan
Apple pattern, aervtce f<r Rdstr, ~lark Ill, 4 spd, dlr, • '65 OLDS Delta 18 • • '60 CHEVY Statton Wagon, Runs lftll. $115. ~ ~~!tra serving J>CI, $65. Bolt Sllp Mooring 9036 o ~ · 6 cyl. Very Oean. Aakin&' * 644-2187 * ·~~ ~ excellent running ~nd. Wtre ••Of. H.T. lllH, eut;., PS.a MANY EXTRAS $300. 847..oo44 1962 F-85 Cutlass Convert.
3 BURNER W I o. Butane DOCK $1 per ft. Up to .n wheels. cream white body, a •ir condili•nint fMOY·• EXEC CAR ,56 ""'-n•, Xlnt eond Good cond. xlnt tlfts.1 day ~Jt:'=: ~:::.:l"':o ,,~»" :~·=.~~S :"" $1695 : fi::L•-=· ~~~~lelll ~.evnm.&m ~ prty.L.B.UOF593,f9<.ml • -UlllCl l=======I PLYMOUTH ·~~ ~~G • fi9.!IO. ' •-Ha rbor or"""" CONnNENTAL ·-------ur~·~-· -•tsmon) -r 8 '62 GlAND PllX 8 IMPORTS ' ,. pc. (European ""'.. Mobile Homes 14t-OJ0)....47J.1190 PLACE )'OQI' ftnl lld .-bin --------i'58 PLYMOtn'll cmtom 2
Free est., dd, pk:kup. 215 16' -20'-22'~' & 3f wides 1971 HAUOl tLYD. tbeJ ar. )octirw -DAJLT •Aut.11 "'"'·• pow•t •f••'·· TOTOTA·YOLYO GIVE your wife .U. tbe snob dr w.con. pwr str, w/w,
Main, RB "Berny" 536-6«15 From $6995 COSTA MB A PILOr cl&atfttd! MWf71. a '•d10, h•1t1r. COHZ 62151 . 1966 Harbor, C.M. '4&-~ appeal tn tbe world for Mt, tiuah button trans.
SONY 500 Storoo h•• !>WIDES • • $119i • SHARPEST"' in town. H•M,1'62Coatloont&i,alr,1:;"""""':::;====== ..i.t. with 40' 6'"-45' A'N-55• .. n·~· I --• Aulot 9600 I --• A ~-~ ....,.,....,, com~--w w moon -mpo~ utoa ~ ••••••• ,. Chrome w..,... Fira--~llon.17W171
1peaken & mikes. Flrat From $3995 ovala, custom I n t e rt or, -PONTIAC 1185 """'· ..,_..,, Pui<I avallablo in oil .,..., 8 8 bite lorlor new cluld>. '65 f DR., loaded; ldnt .;
5 PIEx:E dlnotto "' $21. 19._l:S.n:.""~~Bivd E"':I~. ~nn . JAGUAR • ;.....~':.ut.;cyl.&~ =,;!;:ld"1C Jnter.l--,-6S-P_O_N_T_l_A_C __
8921 c.omet Circle Weat-· l.J~~ut.:.J • • cyldra. Eng. Just rei.nwt. GTO Convertib le
mlmter. 847-TUT· , Cotta M.:: ~) 540-9410 • ,HEADQUARTERS • _nrna .,.al! l11!0. 542-0001 CORVAIR Sky bl,.., buclrel seal>, pwr
Mltc. Wonted '610 .... KIT. 1 bdrm., ..... ELMORE MOTORS llComplele s.1 ... s ..... Ant!!!""· Cl111lct 9615 '82 MONZ.!., 4 """"· 1 ~· :t!:""iio ""'<:! ex.i:;
turn. &lr-eond. dl.sp.: Sl9XI. •ice •nd Parts D•p•rt .. 1 '3S Ford ....ni .. , 2 rear doon owner. BeautlfnDy mam. or older car Jn. trade. Will 2191 -·CM Sp. U. 15100 llACH ILYD. WISTMINSTll ff4-l322 •m•nl fo• JAGUARS. 8 comp!•" ;;.jb glua, 1 hood lalned 54(;.11789 line pryt pni., 1B NRC 208.
• WANTED • SEE tho Dllal Wltlo RtlO>l s .. n.. '"'"'• •• , ..... bea 1 bell -tKmS-.. -
Appl' UDlr Paa ~ Plr9o 41V: ~ • '''' J•t••r J.d., • "" ..,, t, · Fumltv,. • •--~ lllte tllld -.. 8 with ....., Ind. 1 '40 Ford CORVE 11 I 'n PON'IUC a Dr. RT, PIS
Color TVnc• ~1a-mobile --•t 2 0 .,eeeeeee • i::'.' :,'~ i!J :: :; '88 coRVi'ITE .,, .. ,., i.:., ~~'\.':'." u':: ~
Casll Ill 1i2 hou !:!n ~~ Jkm5:': :::t ~;:~;!j :;·~~:~. ea : 234 E, 17th SJ 1 : ~ f: Im Pr/:U: ™411 :':.:hr~ :~~ '"':'s .: ~ aro ~ O>o-
. . 541-u31 520 N. Harllor, S.A. . 8 • • -aloo w--. -· oil ..-.' 13.000
S2l.ml FREE-FREE 548-7765• Autoli Wanted t100 -11rea.!mmftctllato$fl)CI mJlal!ll()().m.'1136 AINS BEDS wanted by LOVEL y beach bw.e for • 49t-OU9
,.,..,, party. Good """'· ..... , man .. un111m1 l.Js V~as Vacalinn • Mon-Fri 9:30 am • WE PAY CASH '°''88~co""R~v=,,=n=E~s • ..,.,,... • ..,., 1 RA.MILER
Re.....,bl._ 5&-239'l htlo. cl•-· pool, PfV 3 DAYS & 2 NIGHTS 8 lo 9 pm • • -· oum, olr, AMJrM, 1--------
MachlMrY, otc. 1100 = otMi'::!i ... ~ : FOR TWO • Saturday 1:30 am • FOR YOUR w "" ... "''"';::"~"':,~ ... l\AMBLER Am<rl<:all
;.,,.,.-J, N• '•rc!rl11• N1c••••l'1 a to 6 pm • •tc, wry Xlnt lhape. $6CXt or Bttt
LANCE Tublqr Bender ..,,615-1672 Sundays JO am CONNELL "'"2432 °""'·-all' ;:=. .~ •"":\7-: J: Molorcy<leo 9300 15300 Beach BIYd. ~ 10 6 pm •. CHEVROLET 5!~.":"'°..:t :;';: ;::: VAUANT
FORD
CHEVROLET
SALES I SIEllV IC E
OLDSMOBILE
HOLIDAY
RAMBLER
Invites
You To
COMPARE
AND
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BRANO llW ·
'69 RAMBLER
FuD Size
Seats 6
128 H.P.
$2043
Plu1 T I l-orl1r iM1y
BRAJI> ICnY
'68 JA YELIN '
BIG ENGINE .
BIG SPACE
SMALL PRICI!
$,386
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BRANO lftW
'69 REBR
THE PEOPLE
CAR
$2436
Phu T I L-11711?12
BRAND NF#
'69 AMBASSADOR
AIR COND-VB
Tl_NTED GLASS
etc., etc., etc.
$3286 ..
Pl11 T I l-$11021t
Red • Wliite &
Blue
SALE
FREE-Car Radio
Power Brakes
VlnylRaof
SPECIAL
USED CAR
VALUES
''6 FOlD STA. WAG.
Countcy Squlro ........ enaer, auto. trans .. pow-
er 1teering.
$1995
"64 VOLKSWAGEN
Rad.lo, he&.ter white wall
llMR549
$995
'H AMIASSADOR
990 2 dr. hardtop. auto. t:rarui. power ilt.eerl!c II ,
brakes. Extra clean •
$1795
'67 CORTINA
HoUda,y GT 2 door, ~
speed, radio, heater •
tRV MS
$1495
'H lAMILU Ro... 2 cir. hanllop
auto. tram., buckei
seats, puah button radio.
$1695
''1 OPEL
2 door Rally Sport, ~ =... "i:3'1 ~ rod!o,
$149$
'64 DART GT
2 dr, hardtop. Auto. ~:! radio, heater. OMl.195
$1175
'64 FORD 4-Dr. Sodall
Auto. trans .• pwr. •-· 6 brakes. Q~K '170
$745
CAMPER SPECtAl .... .,.....,_ ,..., . ...,, ... 1595
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M. tire~ rad»:= 642-6023. JtUr °"""Pilot w .. t AdL For°""" Pilot WSDI AdL OPEN 1 DAYS ,,.... ad, -Ill -ud * -*
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In Style
MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. (AP)
-Former Vice Presldtllt
Hubert H. HUJl>llbrv came
-first cJ.w; courlOsy ol the man who defeated him
lo< the presidency, Rlchll<I
M.Nixon.
"President NI.Ion told me
that after he WU defeated
In 19!0, he had to fly hick
to California in a commercial
plane," Humphrey r«alled
'lbunday, "and he had to get
to the airport in a taxi."
But, Humphrey said Nillm
told him wben be was ready
to return to ·Minnesota be
would not have to buy a
tourist ticket, but would go
"First Class."
And so ~e did.
PREfilDENT JR"!'
A J>mlden¥ '/f1I Air Force
je~ almllar to Air Force l
with gold carpets a n d
stewards, carried the former
vice president~to-be-(rO
fessor, his wile and cartons
of records and beloogiqs
hick to Mhmeapolls.
One ol tbe first lhlllp the
Humpbre}'s aaw as they
entered the plane's VJ P
department with its white
linen-covered tables . was a
vase containing two dozen
American beauty ,....,
A band-written cll<I said,
"With best wishes for the
years ahead, from y o a r
friends. Pat and Diet." -
All of the ... ts on the right
Bide ol the hick hall of the
big je~ In what coold be called
the toorlst comportment, ,.....
covered with cartom and bol-
es containing the t h 1 n 11
Humphrey-was moving from
Wublngtoo to Minnesota.
"Holy smote," breathed
Mrs. llmnpbny when ahe ..,.
ll all.
Z H.OOR FLIGHT
"We may bave to fly like
this," said Humphn!y with bis
arms m-.i Jib wlnp bul
the right arm dlqling vuy
Joor.
The l,IJIO.mlle flilbt took
aboot two hwra and lO
minutes flyi·ng .over
Pittsburgh, Cleveland •ad
Milwaukee. "We toot ,all
three,•• said Norman
Sbermon, Humphrey'• ,_,
--,, ol his boa' --ln-dtles. Ebermu Is n ow
UBlstlng Humphrey In prepar-
ing I boot.
It WU Mn. Humphrey's
l'lth hb1hday and • hl1f -or so Hmnphrey . a Id t 1
aerenaded the womu they
caned "Their ·First Lldf''
with I chorus d. "Happy
Birthday."
They allo had a song for
Humpbrer, to the tune of
"California, Here We Come :"
•'Minnesota here he comes,
right back where be -
from, ••a°" fair -• mayor
everyone knows (Humphrey
wu mayor d -polit)
'"'lbe Senate -we ran It
-!nm dawo lo dusk ~ no
rubber hose,
14AJ V.P. he went through
thick and thin,
"A 1'elbr man would have
lumed lo gin,
.. Open up the campus wide,
"llumpbrey'g baclr: -no place lo hide."
REDUCED STAFF
A reduced staff ol Secret
Service and aldes y:ere pro-
'fldod for Humphr<y under an
eacutin transition act for 11z-.
A> vice praldent, most of
Rgn~re1'1 trnell were In
I amall I.Jr Force Jet star. 1111 lrlpo .. Ille big '/1111 ......
1lllllilJ limited to overseas --. To tbe frlmdl and newsmeo
wllo greeted him at the
airport, Humphrey cncked,
"Y• DOie I 'traveled In a
Jet star·under tbe Democrlll, loot .mat the llepuhllcans
haft clone for me:"
Humphrey beglm his iec-
twlng at MacAleoter Colle&<
In St. Pml --. He
..... lo -his time
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