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[bgreen]

Rod mentioned to me all the articles that people have posted are not listed in any single place. Below is my attempt at a list. It really needs checking and some additions of volume numbers/pages where missing. Some of the magazine names may be incorrect.

If there is anything that should be added- feel free. I made a separate listing for the advertisements because they make an interesting reading (for ads at least). Ads are listed by board name.

Bob


Articles

Editor. What’s New. Belly Buster Petersen’s Surfing, 1 (, November: p. 52

Gross, P. (1976). Flotsam and jet skis. Surfer, 17(2), July: pp. 94-99

Growney, J. (2008). The longest ride. More paipo magic at Waikiki. The Surfers Journal, 17(4)Summer: p. 125.

Howarth, R. (1965). Surfing Girl of the Month. Nina Cherry. International surfing, 2?(6), October: p.60.

Newell, S. (1970). "Paipo Part I: It's not how long you make it...," Surfing, Volume 3, No. 1. (Jan/Feb 1970), pp. 56-59

Newell, S. (1970). "Paipo Part II: Greenough," Surfing, Volume 3, No. 2. (Mar/Apr 1970), pp.

Newell, S. (1970). "Paipo Part III: Wave Test," Volume 3, No. 3. (May/Jun 1970), p. 66-68

Pu’u, D. (2000). Mothball Fleet – A Moment. David Swanson, Paipo Boarder. The Surfers Journal, 9(3), pp122-123


Shipman, C. (1969). Surfing at the Time of Capt. Cook. Surfing, 1969, Sept/Oct: pp. 68-70.

Shipman, C. (1970). Prehistoric surfing contest. Surfing, February: pp. 72-73


Unknown (1964). Belly Boarding, Petersen's Surfing. 1(6) August, pp.40-41.

Unknown (2000). Indiana Seymour in the Temple of Oceanian. The Surfer’s Journal, 4 (3), Summer:p. 3.

Unknown (1964). Salt Creek bodysurfing and belly board contest. Petersen’s Surfing, 1 (, November:

Unknown (1965). You’ve got to have the stomach for it … belly boarding, Petersen's Surfing. Yearbook 2, pp.192-195.

Valentine, V (1965).Paipo Nui. International surfing, 1(6), October: pp.50-52.

Advertisements

Barracudda, ‘Go tame a wave’, Surf: p.18

Belly Buster (1964).’Cooley Associates Inc. Presents their complete line of quality skateboards’. Petersen’s Surfing, 1 (, November: inside back cover

Bellybogger. ‘The bellybogger brings back the real art of bellyboarding’, Tracks, October 1994: p.86

Bellybogger. (1978). ‘Get inside on a bellybogger’, Surfing World,

Bon Aire (1964). ‘California’s newest beach sport go ‘Skimming!’, Petersen's Surfing. 1(6) August: p. 6.

El paipo, (1972). ‘Outrageous’. Surfer, Feb: p. ?

El paipo .(1976). ‘Get involved with the Newport paipo’. Nov, p. 100?

Mouse (1964). ‘Get more fun out of bodysurfing’, Petersen's Surfing. 1(6) August: p. 50.


Paipo Nui [1965] ‘Paipo Nui’, International surfing, 2?(6), October, p.54

Plastic Mart [1965] ‘Another 1st from Plastic Mart’. International surfing, 2?(6), October, p.55
Titan (1904). Minboard Titan’s New design for exciting bodysurfing’, Petersen's Surfing. 1(6) August: p. 5.


Val Surf [1965]. “Surf’s down’, International surfing, October, 2?(6), p. 56?,57?,58?

Val Surf [1964] ‘Its fact not fiction Val’s surf is the first in quality’, Petersen’s Surfing, 1 (, November: p.4


Waterskate. (1972). “G & S Waterskate’. Surfer?? April/May, p. ??




Not seen possibilities

Newell, S. (1970). Paipo article – part II. Surfing, Mrach ? April May?:

SURFER MAGAZINE VOLUME 6, NO. 4 (1965)
Surfing Action Volume 3, No. 1 (1970)
Surfing January Issue, Vol. 4. 1984. Big Breaks in the Early Days.
1966 Petersen’s Yearbook # 3

surf Guide 1965
Kampion, D. (1969). 'The Legend of Spyder Wills', SURFER. 10 (4), September

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I modified the Surfing/Surfing Action entries for the Skip Newell series in 1970 based upon some issues for sale on e-Bay.
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[bgreen]

Rod,

Is there somewhere we can keep this list and update it? I can send you my updated list with changes in some colour as I hate track changes - most likely after you get back, though. It certainly seems there is a Surfing and a Surfing Action magazine, with the Newell articles in the latter. Part II seems a mystery. The person who has the mag collection is going to double check for me - it may never have made it t press.

I am awaiting a second email to confirm the identity of the guy on the green board.

Bob

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Bob,
Were you able to access the Paipo Time Line in Google Docs to make changes/additions? If so, that might be one way of moving forward.

See my notes on International Surfing, Surfing Action and Surfing in the Magazines page: http://www.rodndtube.com/paipo/mags/magazines.shtml
I misread something late last night - as it turns out Surfing Magazine is a continuation of Int'l Surfing (the volume numbering continues). Surfing Action was short-lived (1968-1972, but was commonly called Surfing or Surfing Mag at the time).

The notes above and below are taken from looking at the entries in http://www.surfwarez.com/ and eBay at http://tinyurl.com/yd27wnz

Regarding the Newell series of articles in Surfing Action, Part II is listed in SurfWarez as "Greenough: Man in Motion" [SURFING ACTION VOLUME 3, NO. 2 (1970)] and in eBay Paipo Part 2: Greenough by Skip Newell.
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[bgreen]

Rod,

haven't got back to the timeline - probably not before the weekend, but yes this sounds like a great location.

I was sent part II of the Newell article today, will forward it on. It's basically a page and a picture of GG. There were 2 ads of inetrest in the same edition though,

Bob