Show I if r--- " --- : 1 A SAME ON THIS ' 4 OUTFIT f ::::ts:: : 1 i ALIRTETE ?1: 4"i'-ke- I :''1 ::- 4- - i' ' 1 :' ! t t': - tA 4 A : -':: : CR'latstail IIs il FP -- : ' ki 4 1 - 1 11 VALUE TOTAL 1 kl!'4?: il ':- 4)1-- It-- ME MY "GUN" man and let's hit the "heavies" off Waikiki The "soup" is fine for "hot doggin" but let's try for a "quasimodo" in one of the "big daddies" without a "wipe 1' CAMP EQUIP b TRAILER t4f IF I iiii 1 TENTS AND out" That's surf talk PREMIER LIFE-TIM- E Paradise II WE RENT TENTS 1 41101kri" folks and it's much the "in" lingo very among the beachniks in Hawaii Here in this surfer's valhalla everyone who is really in the swim has a smattering of basic surf-esA "gun" for example is a big wave surfboard which the pros prefer to the 20 pound fiberglass slabt- - Used by beginners The or "heavies" "big daddies" are the giant breakers which have been known to toiker up to 35 or 40 feet before crashing into the beach The "soup" is the foam from broken waves ideal for novices and "hot doggin" is stunt riding usually in the foam The "hot doggers" who try a bold stance as the board takes the waves are doing a "quasimodo" If it they do a they don "wipe out" or "take gas" or to dunked it bluntly they dgePi ti puAt t in the "ding" is a board and a "tube" is the hollow section in the wave There are all sorts of terms too to describe ways to maneuver the board standing spinners islands cut backs and so on Surfing addicts not only talk their own language but subscribe to surfing magazines belong to surf clubs and sport surf 'togs The surferettes in Hawaii wear bikinis but Neoprene "wet suits" with booties and mittens are the fashion in cold waters up north What is more they go in for mtricto-surf-by and flock to surfing films such as "Going My e Ik0 ' 1 - — ::::::: 6-- I —t i s4 — r 7: t k dr 46b t I ' 14''zz—§? 7 401: N --- 1 41 lik"" i: k — 0-- 0— Jo 7— 'Tr- -- -- r-- - t ' t i " ' :::'!:-':- """'"''''''''"24' I: ': - 4 See This New Concept in Travel Living Today! 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TENT UMBRELLA I - le INCLUDES ALL ' THESE ITEMS - 11:7livg''''' : Ivok ''k114 1 I 4 2 2 2 2 i ' C -- r!"- f ) "k - : :'':: qt t :A 0 ?Ao:3 t IV RIC 4 'i : ' 1?k c) j: '' ' t: :'::: ' 1 :: iA i C i it i '1!"in' Zip t - 'e as respectable a sport as skiing and nowhere is it more respectable than in Hawaii with its fine surfirg beaches at every turn South Africa from Central and South America CHAMPION male surfers and female test their ability on mountainous waves thundering more than 300 yards onto 'he beach Experts ride from the curl of the wave down the watery slope at some 30 miles an hour into the receding surge of the previous wave Surfing lessons are readly available along the sands at Waikiki and at beaches throughout the outer islands An hour's instruction at about $450 will show you how to lie along the center line of the slab with ire nose of the board about two inches out of the water You "paddle with hands cupped and arms bent at the elbows You steer with your arms as you would with the oars of a rowboat The gentle surf at places like Waikiki is fine for beginner and provides a long easy trip to shore There's surf to suit the most timid hut watch out for "hot (loggers" and don't try a SURFING so they Say was once the sport of the Hawaiian )(ings who rode the waves off Waikiki No novice were they since they used giant koa wood boards weighing up to 160 pounds now on display at the Bishop Museum in Honolulu The sport was introduced abroad by Duke Xahanamoku one of Hawaii's Olympic swimmers who is now in his 70's but is still a surfing buff One out of every five Hawaiians is reputed to have tried his skill in the surf and it is no novelty to see g a tot of four or five in the foam When the surf is really rolling dedicated surfers in Honolulu leave schools and offices grab their boards and dash to Makaha Beach 43 minutes from Waikiki on the west side of the island Here the great show is the International Surfing Championships staged in December The event draws surfers and spectators from Miami and belly-floppin- k I "quasimodo" L 1 1 - Sheepherder Sam ' r f 4 --1- ---- ---- - - i 0 i 11 ''' - i - t fa lc 7! 1 01 - 4110P 14N I OM — L— - Jr todomnal I '- V'T 4' — - I 7 e II i t i 7 : - :t 40 ) 0 -! - L: ma 04 0 i t 7- ‘- -' 4 liT - - 111-1-Th77- rif- (11111" Wave" There was a time when surfing had its share of bad publicity thanks to a cult of oddballs who threw tin cans at old ladies and staged beer brawls on the beaches Today however surf- - Nialibu from Australia and New Zealand from Europe and Dig is t ' 004" 'N f 41 1 1 x —- fl'S--40- ---- -- t rr "You're wasting film Nothing ever moves out here" The Salt Lake Tribune Home Magazine ' 1 i L i i Ma1 A11 - |