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Home My WebLink About1965-01-18 - Newport Harbor News Press.. _, , VOL:. 51, NO. :IS, 2 SECTIONS, 22 PAGES - Solons Criticize ' Highway Powers 2 Brothers Escape Fil'e On Cruiser ' .. N.Y. Steeks .. .. MONDAY, JANUARY .11, 1965 TEN CENTS Strength Of U.S. At Peak Def entJe PlanB Told byLBJ ; Thieves-Gr.ab NB Man'-s $14,650 Gun Collect1on t ... ~· r\.., Critic nick du Brow finds nothing remarkable In TV production billed as ref!larkable. See Page 10. Gurnt'fl WIN• At•ln Costa Mesa's Dan Gurney has won the Riverside stock car championship for tllird year. Page 8. INDEX OF INSIDE FEATURES BoaUnj! . . . 11 California News . . . . . . 5 Classified . . . . • . . . . 18-21 Comics . . . . . . .. .. . 10 Editorial~ . . . . . . . . . 22 f'inance . . . . . . . . . lti-17 National News . . . . J.4 Obltu·aries . . . . .. .. ... 3 Orange County . . . . . . 7 Social Notes ....... 13-15 Sports . . . . . . . . . . . 8·9 Television ....... : .. . . 10 Wllh Wllldl It (.,.,.,_ u ..... _~, ... OHlce In Newport Beach. 332.5 Newport Blvd ~et r :isic 2 ror addre~~rs of other ofrtrcs 'h ,.,, C 1. 11r I \d\(•rt1·in~ r.111 ni:>-:t'lt I For All Othrr r>rp111 lmrn1~ Call 5-18-556.1 t rom \\ c~lm1n.•lrr ;i nil :'\orfh r'n11nl\ Tr'.·';, 549-1742 . tit& rww' •UH•U 11 • "'•' '"' tQ•IO'••• 1¥'1•"•' C><f '' t' 1 n .. f'lie't" ,....,, .. ··-eod "'"'°''' _ .. , ... ,, ... ,..... .. c.o.ytttlll ....... '-'""· l tt4 ~ CM\I f \f9l1tN .... ,_.,,,, .. r 2 DAIL\' ~ILOT lllllW1·~11l\ Mon., J•n. 18, 1965 ~Along Our ~ l y THOMAS MUltPHINI JANUARY HERE AND THERE: On the funny pages. a sustaining canine character named Snoopy dominates the Peanut$ strip lheae days with acid punchlines about his rold dinners while giant snow· Oakes fill the air. In sports. American Football League all-stars clashed east versus west in chilling Houston' winds. To our north. reports from places like Eureka. Scotia. Pepperwood and Rio Dell estimate that more .~ than l&.000 families lost their homes in the worst -• • U.S. flood s1nc~ 1955. Now those farniUes are slowly trymg to pull their live6 back together again. Meanwhile. here along our coast. we have sorne January new.a. too. In Balboa, it was a shirtsleeve Sund.Jy for strollinl In the sun along Ocean Front . . . a Boy Scout troop camped out overnight at Lower San Juan in single-blanket comfort ... low tides made it a sunny field day for young and old explorers of tidal rocks off Cameo Shores and Corona del Mar ... picnic-bound f~mities were waiting in line fo r admission at Doheny State Beach Park . . . surfers filled the waters of West Ne~rt. Big Corona, Laguna. their cars formed a solid lineup ;iJong the strand at Salt Creek. As we basked in temperatures in the high -.,0s,- mdeed Snoopy's snowflakes. Houston's chilf winds and the flood tragedy of the north seemed far. far aw av . . 15 thiJ•not the best of all possible couts~ LASTING TRIBUTE: Mrs. J. Jay J dowsky of Newport Beach. wtdow of the late Dr. Jabwsky wbo was one of America's foremost geophysicists, has donated his entire personal library of mining and_ metallurgical volumes to the library of Cali- forn1a Su te CoUe j!e at Fullerton. SICK CALL DEPT.: Newport friends of Orange County Harbor Commissioner Roy Edw•nf• were saddened to learn of his continuing illness this week. A resident of Orange, Roy i.s one of the real long-time boosters of Newport Ha1bor. He's served on the commission for 24 years. SOME TltAVELIN' MUSIC: DoMld Kav•le<. former chairman of the Spanish Department at Harbor High. is currently lecturing In Quito, Ecua· dor under auspices of the Fulbright Commission and ha.s organited seminars for English teachers through· out Peru. Of the Peruvian political situation, Don reports it's pretty qui~ down there now~he's only heard "small bombs" explode in his neighbOrhood twice. SOFT SELL DEPT.: l\ewport planning commis· s1onen1 made 1t clear they were all fo r free enter· p~ise recently when 0. W. Ersch came up for a per- mit to sell and rent motorcycles at his service station. That is, so long as Ersch didn't push too hard. They told him to keep the cycles bidden behind the ga.s pumps. At. veteran Commilaioner Ray Y. Copelin put it. the machines must be placed ''landward of the last pump island." DOUBLE TAKE S: Finallv. we lf';irn that Jem•s A. Ad1m1, a senior research· engineer who lives at 111 Via Cordova. Lido Isle. is aµthor of an article in the natio~al. trade . magazine .Electrical Design News. Adams piece ts titled, "Testing Pot.entiometer Linearity." Come on now, you aren't rMlly 1oin1 to uk, ..re you! • illill iiJtiii~ ........ Be•ch State Part in the cm)J water incident during a busy weekend at local beaches. People OC'Ckcd to the sea by the thwsands to take ad· 1van tage of the sunny skiea land wum. temperatures. But cold water and a small surf kept water mlahap~ to a m.i.n· llmum. Huntington Beach life- guards estirmt~ that 10.000 people visited city beaches ISundoy, "Ith upwards of 15.· 000 on hand during the wt ek· end. L:tcguards administered ttrst aid to approxlmate:Y 20 accident victims but no res· cues wete repo~ at the tlty bea-ches. Water temperature was a chilly 56 degrees and t:1e surf "'.JlS estimated bel~een two i:nd three fee t by lifeguard 1 ~pokes.nen. Seal Deach had similar 1eadings,, with ht-avy crowds but no water incl· denu. \ . . Student !!!r.d ~-- No New Election I For OCC Offices Orange coast College's sev·1charged that student.a voted en·member atudent Judicial twice, can~datea worked as Board has reject~ demands election off1cla11 and votes for new student body tlec· were cast by non-student.a in Uons which came in the wake the elections. ot alleged voting Irregular· Th~ Barnacle . labeled the ltlet ln campus elections con· elecuons unconstituli~nal .~d ducted earlier this month. called Co new bal~oting '"!; David Grant, director of der the strictest wJ'ervlsion student activities. said Wday ln an editorial Friday. the board's decision came "ApparenU1.'' Grant said, last Thursday, a day before ''the newspaper went to press OCCs al u de n t newspaper fore the-judtc:~. ~rd's' de· -----------cisloa wu made. Vice Mayor Slates Talk To Pointers The campus newspaper Is published once a week. Grant stld he doubted a new election woUidl>e ca.Ded ln view 'Of the judicial board's fbldings. "The board looked into this thin1 pretty thorou&h]y, ·• th e student advisor said. It la true, he explained that Newport Beach Vice Mayor 10 to 12 atuden1' could hive Donald E. Elder will speak voted twice because of an er· Wednesday at the semi-annual!ror by an election worker, meeting of the Balboa Pen· but. he added, "there was no lnsula Po I n t Assoclatloo, llndicatlon that they actually FATAL CRASH .!. Body of John Frank Niel.sen lies pinned in wreckage -of hii President Ray Donald an.Jldid vote twice." compact car after a ll!ll.11 van careened across divider strip .•t ~ach Bo1;1levard nounced today. It is also cone e 1 v ab l t.. and McFadden Avenue Saturday night and crashed hudon 10to 1t. Donald said subject under Grant said, that aome former dbcuaslon will Include the students cast b.allota e v • n TIDES ' new harbor control ordi· though they were not tl1Cible • • • nance. completion of stre.et to vote for spring semester f d Sa ,,,..... r.,e I New Plant Front Pa1e I nd sidewalk repaJrs. Point,campus officers_. . peratures 0 56.5 egTees t· beautification. cleanup cam· He said the Judicial board urday and 55.2 Sunday de-I DEAD ASSESS d vtd f I terred a. significant number • • • • paigns .and undergToundlfoun no e ence o w de· of the 72,lnl visitors from • • p rOJ• ectcd . uWities. spread ballotin1 by inelll)ble trying tM. water. Chief Reed the scene by Or. Marvui L ty assessmeets be equal on The association meeting voAtersf.o howanevdi~dar. •-· Id suue.ste<: . wt.II get under way at a p.m.I s r c ._ wor ng Alt te~peral'ute along the Katz. B B be k opposite sides of the street at the Balboa Pavilion. as election of1lciala, G r a n t waterfront was 73 decrees I The Jriver of the car wbJch Y 8 OC where one area was cjevelop-i -Irr idditjon to the vice ma· said. the only case found by Saturday and 75 Sunday. Hinojosa s!deswlped just be· , ed, the other was 'growing! yor, Donald announced thatjthe board wu one lo which fore the coJlWon, ~e L:!e Babcock Electronics will cl>.Ul peppers? _ a rep.reuntaUv~ o1 th• city an Dfficet .who was running Wago~r ... 17. St a. n ton. es· break ground Tuetday morn· Pl mb Id d ill g t police department will be on unopposed was asked to help caped LnJury, police said. ing for a 70,000 1quare foot u · 0 an 8 n · 5 ep-hand for the discussion. lout al the polls. Politl-1L.1he scene ~nfls· bulldin at ~l Jiarbor Blvd ped out on Oct. 13 and his-''All residt>nla of the Pen· Grant saJd the OCC Student caled a ealJon jug of tok.a)' g · assistant, Edward -L:-Jeoes, lnsula as well as our regular Council Is considering a pro· GUNS wine from Hlnojosa's wreck· Costa Mesa. . . . temporarily filled the post un-1 members are invited to at· pos~I to hire a full-time po ll· • • • ed van. Witnesses said be ~ad The Relay 01v1s19n of Bab-UI the supervisors could scout tend." Donald said. Detailed watcher to keep taba on fu- rear door. failed lo an attempt been d.rrnng erraUcally and cock already la located at the up a replaceme,ot. Information on the meeting ture elections and ellmln1te to pry open one of the two nearly crashed into the rear site ln a building formerly . For the firs~· e they may be obtained by calling po1_1ibl~ procedural ~rrors by display cases. then tried to of . cars stopped at Edinger owned by Norden. learned they coul not tend Marlon McDonald at ORiole tndpenenced election work· pry open the second one, Avenue and Beach Boulevard! JotwJ Endicott necutive their acouta out of cou.nty: ~. ' era. . breakin& the cius in the pro-moment.a befor.. . . · The county aasessor Ls an ,.. ceas. Firemen bad t.o be called vi~e prestdent of Babcock, elective.officer, and thus must Only one of the 14 1\1111 on to wub casollne from the saJd the entire operation of fulfill resldence requlremenu. Rifl T k exhibit in the cue remained roadway after the accident Babcock will be consolidat· There WU DO particular dlf· • e I a en ,, ..... P .. e J when po~ were called to the and radio 1taUon1 broadcast ed ai the Harbor Boulevard fictllty in selecting a succes· POWER library early thl.s momlnc. a Slgalert to avoid B e a ch location. sor, those close to the aupervt-1 B B } I • • . Accordinf to Nysewander, Boulevard. Traffic wu rout· The Electronics Dlvtslon sors u.itt. The del8y was duel y urg 3f the missinc items included, in ed onto McFadden Avenue. and 1dministratJve offices to the fact there were so ~mmlsslon ln two . a re a ' addition to the 96,000 pistol: Golden We1t Street end Edin· are now located on Monrovia many qualified men. ' A bur lar climbed Uirou h holds authority which Ls in -An ltallan wbeellock pis-ger Avenue for more lha11 an Avenue in Costa Mesi . Board members t.\.lk.ed to an unl~ked rooftop d 0 : r e~ess.~ that reasonably u- tol valued at $1,llOO. hour while wreckue wa! Endicott said that '550.lnl 49 of the 51 candidates. Two and stole a Newport Beachlq r~. ti of 1 1 • -An ivory stock plltol llat· clu.red away. ~~ be spen~ on the new dropped oul The Ueld wu man·~ expens1ve hunting rifle -.. sec .on aw mply· ed 1t $1 ,650. The Giglio youth was kille<1 building and 111lprovements narrowed to a handful. The Sunday . inf that h11hways represent -A pair of 111\all allver per· Sunday afternoon wben a c.ar on the oJd. He aald the m~ve who'9 spectrum of pbllosophy The .:.tctim John Williams the hiChelt and best .. UM of cuaaton pistols valued 1t $1, driven by David C. Coooey.1 WJ.I being made for reasons of the rem'aining was explor· 317.., 36th St · tol<.1 officers th~ landT~ Caltfoml~ · · od 18>. 16. Anaheim. went out er COO· ot economy. ed. The choice. when a came. Mauser acti~n m W'inch es·1' -e power . co e~n -French and Englis h Clint -trol and crashed 1t Primrose was unanimous. ~ te r with band.'.carved walnut P.M" ~d, br eminent domain lock pistols valued ar S750 and Pennywinkle streets In Hinshaw cautiously said be stock was removed from his r mo ei !,•0~~ '[.~t each Buena Park. police said J SJ d would initially concentrate be<lr~m Police said entrv 0 ... power. · · d f er igt t C d th d Pa •an Uf'-'' ate h' U ... in lhr · . . ,OVd propose reeway rou e!I ooncy an a ir ~.... . .., . Js e o,.. ee malll areas onto the roof was gained lhrougll a Northern California ~er. John Arenskov. 17, Ana· .. Ill ao attempt to make prop-through an adJ'acent unoc· _ .. bod k bl 1 . ' d . t t .. d to .. i 1•~"' par was a I e e-T I • • R F•lm e1m. \\ere a m I " T S ttl erty assessemnt.s e q u l· cupied apartment t . kin th . a Uh ace I Be~ch Memorial Hospit.al ln ·0 e e able." He valued the . weapon at :nin~e~~Uo~ e comnut· 1enous cond!Uoo. • The.. are the so~ a 11 e d $430. ~ committee called for· Set Next Week In other accidents. a Santa TbeI.r Hash "fringe areas" -generally, The burela.r rtmoved Jou·. -Amendln1 the com.mt;. !'na motorcyclist was lnj~ed the undeveloped land. mosUy vered panes from a door wm: sion '1 abeolute poww 80 tu F~s of the Los Angeles to in Westminster when his bike A 21-year-old watttr. cilarg· Irvine. on the ed'ge of urban dow. o~ the do o iOQ 00 routet-could be Tahiti y1c~t race, ~ by cras~ed into the side of a car ed wtlh allegedly poktng hts develOJ>lTlel\t ; Ul-eolder est:ab-climbed to the ~f and .then appealed to the courts, thus Bud Dese.nberg, g}dpper of ffie tnrnmg left11 at SBolsa 5Av~nue boss in the eye in 1 squabble l11hed properties. and In bus!-walked through WtlUams un· removing the implication tha• (,,36 sloop Mistral. will be J and .M11gno 8 ~e~t. un hf Yd over J!oulash. has demanded ness and Industry. locked rooftop door. •highways are the best pos· 1shoY.-n on Ci1>1den Voyage causmg the rar 0 it a t r ..;11 jury trial in '°""JX1r1 RPach) -_ _ sible land use. 1 NBC. Channel 41 7 P m. nex t auto~ M1111ic1pal Courl • -Either exempting park M~~~~ber a t..a una Beach I W~;t~~~t~t:rnd .~~J;~;~ct r~o~ ' A mold ~· Brovle" Jr 945 -Newoort Harbor l •MUJ~lcell ·land froro the commission ·~ bit h ~· g be f Edward Goniales F.ncimas. Sunset ~nve. Costa Mesa. • 111111•111 •• condemnation power. or make ~~er y 19bta 0~m M~str~ 25 who wu hurled into the pleaMd tnnocen1t Friday be· , • ._ the exercl.se of aucb power iub- waa the 1~ ~t ~ the side of a car drtven by Dom· fore Municipal udge William Robert N. Weed. Publiaher Uect to approval of the park 3,SOlkni.Je ~. Tbe film ear· entco Caruso, 33, Santa Ana. Chrlst.enae~. Tbomu A. Murpb.ine, FAitor authoriUes involved. lier bed been mmounoed f as Caroso tumed left onto Broyles. U1sisted he slugged Thomas KeevU. Editorial Director thiJ Monday night. but .,: Magnolia Streel Both vehic· restaurant owner Jerry Pro· Jact R. Curley Paul N"w. -------------------------------.---Bolsa Avenue. Caruso was week ago. _ reechlduJild. Jes bad ~n eastbound on sek. 49· in sell-defense one I Busine. Manager Anlatant Pubu.Mr slightly hurt, too. Judge Chrlsten11en set the Mlinbtt Assoclalfd PrtU United Prm tMn&UoMI College Choir Sings Tonight "loodmohile lo Vidf -Vl)Juntecr Red C'ro!'~ workeri; (from left ) L-01i; Alhri j!hl. M11q::e Rart1 anc1 Ma rv BIO<iJZell prepare for lhf' hloodmob1le'll v1~i1 to Hoa~ Pre!>bv1er1an Hospital Tuel'· cia\' from 3 lo 7 .30 pm Donors ma y give blood at the hospital's conf ere nee rrnler.. The car u 1 0 auto then trial date for Tuesday. Jan Membet Alld•t l u"111 of CWtull~ crashed mto the side or one 28. l Mtmbfr C.ihforn11 Ntwsp~ PubliWrl Anotll\loll one driven by H a r o I d ~el· Broyle9 Is charged "itt as· Mtmbff NatiOllil Editorial AssoclatJOll vin Charboneau, 16. of 14762 sault ~nd battery. The sp~t. UAILY ''LOI .... n Wllo<ll " umoo ............. """ .. ~llhee Alcester St., WesJm.lnller, acro!'ding to Prosek. \•:as trig· "' '°"' .. oa•••• eo'''°" .. °"' .ec11 '°' ,.,..._, eu c11. ~o.•• -. Who Was Par .... d, "''aiti""' for .11ered a.f.ter. he accused Broy· Hun•1n1J•cin kK11 "'4 • "·"""'' "'""''" '"o''''*' .. ,,,. a.cn1 A" " '"& :l4&v-wno.. _, Or.ii.. <.0 .. 1 'wbtl6Nlle c.-.,,, 1211 11¥"' ae111ee a traffic 'light to change les of ISUrning a potfuf of 1;ou· ""',. • .,ca. "'"_, e.•U\ c.11,.,,n1.. 1>r1n11119 ,...,"'" 1211 •••- Police are also seekinJ? 1wo lash he was supposed to be ~!"~~~ .. 0 ~~="" ••-<" •~d ••• '''"' """ 11'""~ ·~-wi. men who knocked dO\\n a stirring. Broyles. however, ,_, __ ,._, ........ pedestrian In Westminster s:iys the goulash didn' bum uu ,.:=•_:in..-. early toJa) by pulling up be· until after . Pro~ek as~~rtedl~ ~· ,,..... u• r-.ia A- Southern California Col· , 1 lege's 24-voice Concert Choir 'will he heard tonight in a mid • winter concert on thr SCC ca mpus. 2525 Newport Blvd . Costa Mesa. side him and opening their aUHked him, fists Oytng. C•• ,,_. car door. then speeding a\\ay "I had to stop sti rring to n.,.s=~hiv'~~·=·~.~~'~u~' ... ~:":,;' ••-C•llf0rn1 .. &ubw._11on from the scene. prot,.ct myself." said Bro} Jes. I The choir will perform at 8: lS p.m. In the Viking Room or the sec student union un- der the direction of Gerald Eskelitl, chalrman of the college's music department. Talla1imsee, Fla. S hive rs With Low Of 27 Cnlifornin l r "'lf' l .. ~-(AJIAOIAll STATION• s lS t r C119.,., ":" L.': """· D ,. ,, II n •J n s ,. " II Oi ,. II 10 It 1\ ,, .. ,. .. 11 Sf 11 II 1' I I 4.1 1' )l .. .. f Mllt>l••tl t ·1 I Ed-.... n ,. °''•·· 0 l 0) 01 11091,.. n , '' .01 l .. l!f>IO 16 U ,t? 01 w'""'""" 1' n Tr1V1n<<111• • ~ .IA II FOIU:tOll $T"fl011i 01 '~::~"<• ...,...,,,"(I P1tl'\ .__, II t "' I ... ,,.., ... ,.,,. ,,_. •a,,tv Clovctv ... ,.,,, ,._, ., • .,tt¥ C•ou•v ,_. "------ , r- I: b41u . Moe --0 MAR ces Co! hU! Jos HDI Sur ) Mo Ari t~r: Me . La\ 513 • Sut Ser Co! me Pa1 Mc CARI Lal Sur anc Gr1 hel ShE Mo rec c~ Wtl Ser Mo CLA1 Wh Sui Cla Sm Mr Me Mic abE grc chi .. , Yt'CJ Grt Sar Mo McGl for BeJ Ma Ed· J ar ter. Ha' Hol p.n 9a ~at Me Sht Mo EYE 12tJ Sur nlc loo E v Mr IO\I 6:3 9 • Chi She Mo GAR 647 Pai Mr .Jr sid Mo her Be: Col dir ULV 124 der sor Oli tcr Mr Tu' er:; Pe-Fu 8 l'oroi l 'osta I 110 PEE 7801 !\' . ' More Misery New Cola Wave Hits Easi-v.s. U.S. Sees- Progress 111 Action SAIGON (UPI) -South Vietname$e Prime Minilterl umbing colcktabbed-d see. 1Lla., -regi6tered-;or Huong-today re.- into the eastern half of the grees. shuffled his 7$-day-old cabi· tion Sunday adding new Farther north, many sec· net. He gave cabinet posts to , ondary roads remained snow· four gene.rals and removed1 misery .to many sections atill bound and some major high-two ministers who had drawn )>AtLY "LOTIW~Hss 3 recownng from heavy week· ways were snow-pecked or considerable criticism from• Mon., Jan. 11, 1965 end snow storms. icy. Offlclala announced that Buddhist acUvists. • l WT. · Behind the cold another schools would be closed in One of the generals tak~-cu" T.._...> 0 BIT 11.J A ft IE S blast of arctic air pushed in, ~ide areas . of Vlrg:inlJ and into the cabinet wu N.,,,_ GRUEr'-'ME SIGHT Th h f boys .ri·ew bodJe• of dead v1· •t Co .. ng guenill"• a·t a · sweeping southeast through l'\orth Carolina. Up to 18 C •·""'7 WIV -:-.e orrors o war are ~e-... ., .. .., MARTORELLI, Anna ·Fran-the Midwe$t ·and dumping inches of snow fell over the S::th K~ie~i:.~ ~orC::. \ea led to y~ung eyes m Vietnam u two small Viet roadside camp near Cambodian border. ces, 73, 359 Ravello Dr., f~esh snow on already hard. · weekend. About 100 schools He was named m.lnflter-of! Costa Mesa . Survived by hit areas. . were closed in. the Past Ten· youth and sports, a poteatlal- husband, .Diego: brother. Jn the We~t. mild. tempera· nessee mounta~ns. Jy sensitive 'ob that .lnvol.ves I 1· o· ITL: __ J ---~ .-L'. H-. Joseph Sa~ctus1r. New Y-ork. lltr-t'S f)feY1llled wb~ hea-vy Subzero reedmgs were ~x-relat:fons widi Vieinam'l'rest-:-11·ae I 1es w-arsa ·w Issue. 3 ~UI nestans-Holy Rosary was recited fog blanketed the far North· pected in some pa11s of VU"-1 t d ts . 1 Sun. 8 p.m. Requiem Mass west. -· ginia. ess s u en . } J ~ Seekin T• Mon. 9 a .m. Interment Below-freezing weathe.r Frigid temperatures and Named·armed force.s ~S· n oruan For New U.S.. Mee.t -g Ies Arlington National Ceme-forced Floi:~ .InUt and veg· some snow Ourries were pre-ter, equivalent to ddeme nun·, tery. Baltz Mortuary CQsta etable growers to fitt up their dieted for New Eng.land and later, was Armed F o l'C e 1 • w •th p kin Mesa directors. burners in an effort to aave other sections of the North· Chief of Staff Maj. Gen. Tran. Border Fight I e g ttnatened crops. The orange east. Van Minh. Appomted second W ARSA \V (UPI) -The day for a U.S.•ttended Euro- . La VAUTE, Lf!ooard A., 60 p, however, was expected With another m~11 of cold deputy prime minlJter was JF . Communist radio, on,Ole eve pean conference on Eaal· .J~TA (UPI).-Fo~- 513 ~th St., Newyort Beach. to avoid damage. Miami .et air moving In from the arc· fourth army corps Command· .• nCSALEM. . 1srae 1 of a meeting of Communist West problems. eign Minister Subandrlo u • Su~ved by wife, Velma . a recorti low of 39 early ifi.is tic. little relief was ln sight er .Maj. Gen. Nguyen Van It Pl 1 -Jordanian and Is-leaders here. called again to· The w w b d p~partng to leave for R~. : Services Wed. 2 p.m. Baltz morning. after a record-tying for the eastern hall of the na· Thieu.. rarll patro~s exchan.ge<l shots ars~ . roa cast China .c.-• .probably· la~r thi.s Costa Mesa Chapel. Int~· low of 44 Sunday. Tallahas-Hon. . YE»ll•rday m a 15-mmute ~· quoted an article tn the Mos-week -on orders from Presi-ment Fairhaven Memorial · DIRECTOR ~an Ir, along the border d1v1d-cow commufilst Party organ dent Sukarno, to "strengthen Par~Baltz Mo~-Co.ta '-L ~~~· Ul.,& Ul~CI~~ . -T-hick Fog Pra.Yda endorsing the c:oofer· lhe-.slrug,-~g~~le-~a dfrec ors. Linb Quang Vien, who bas An Israeli rommumque . all . ed b p 1 d' nialists colorualists and un· · N D h f J f t been director of security in sa1t1 one lo;raeli was wound-en~ c ·IS~u Y o a~ s perialists." CARROLL. Kevin, 6· .6328 ea r eat 0 n a.n . the armed forces, was nam ed • c ' sh· foreign M1mster Rapacki at Subandrio announced his ~Ice. Codmob Dr .. SantsDiegMro. to take over a neWly creat · \ .Jordanian military re-3 U 8eS' tp the L'nited Na ti on s last travel plans yesterday at a ;')Urvtve y paren . . ... 1 .. 1.,.,.., f .. 1 · al t' · s b · and Mrs. Lawrence Carroll. Ch d B b • "UU&0"' o .psyc,,o ogic war· port fro m Amman said an month . mass J?lee mg . 1n . ura aJa. Graveside services were arg e to a ysuter fare that incorpora~s.the {Or· ~smelt soldier and a Jordan-Ac. cidents Red leaders Crom all over ~~st ~~va ... He Sil~ .~e also held Moil:' 10 a.m. at Good mer information rruruatry. ian mtlitary report-from Am-Eastern Europe were assem· ill VlSlt neutralist Bur- Shepherd Cemetery. Baltz In other cabinet changes man s-a id an Israeli soldier blin h f tr te talk ma. . . . Mortuary Costa Mesa di· ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. sitting with 6-month-0ld Ste-announced by Huong today, and a Jordanian civilian were By THE ~ g . ere or .5 a gy . s .. Red Chma.s ~reign . M1~- rectors. (UP.I) _ Police said a 34-pben Mooey that s~ nearly Deputy Pri'me Minister Ngu-wounded when the tsraeli pa· ASSOCIATED PRt:SS Sc>Vlet Premier AJexe1 Ko-1ster Chen Y1 vts1led hei>e in y~-old chain-smoking baby-killed him. yen Xuan Oanb was dropped t~ol t'ntt'red Jordan!an Ter-Thick fog contributed to sygin and Communist Secre· early December. CAW~~~· SM.at becl L .. 69M. 367 sitter admitted today that she The· child's father bad been Crom one of two equally rank· n t{)r\' and opened fire on a two shipping mishaps in the tary Leonid Brezhnev ar-d Sou~ces ' hih_erhe say thatd ~nt. r ~ . osta esa. •""k b d dri bile ing deputy premierships to go\C~111ment outpost P . . . ones1a. w c announce I$ Services pe' odlng Westclilf ..,., so muc exa ne w charged with beating him. . ,... . . . . acif1c Northwest over the nved at Warsaw's Kanzig withdrawal from the United the rank or third deputy pnme Both sides complained to weekend · A,,. · . . Mortuary. OB I T U A ft I E S Pinellas Park Police Chier minister and Huvnh Van Dao the l niled Nations truce su-· station after a ~wv-uay )Our-Nations early th1~ month. ap- CLAUSS M A 73 1660 Howard Williams said Mrs. civilia,ydirector of cabinet ofjper\ 1~orv organization. . At Vancouver. B.C .. the USS ney. With them were Defense pears to .be drawm~ cl_oser to · ary .. · . . · :Wh1tehurst. a destroyer-es· · · · Mar k Communist China 1n its for· Whit~er A~ .• Costa Me~. B~E. Bessye L .. 56. 682 Gloria Dripps, the boy's next the armed for.~e.s rrun1su;:. Isr'*'l's complaint was re-cort. and the NorwegiAQ frei-Minister _Rochon . tnovs ~'eign policy outlook. . <Survtved by soos, Theophil Cap1!ol St., Costa Mesa. door neighbor, made the con-was named mlDlster of fi·1port<'rl to have stated that I ghter lloyanger collided inland Foreign ~1imster Andrei Subandrio is expected to Cla~ss, Downey; Emersbn Survived by husband. Sam· fession before him her attor-nance. . Jordanian msurs1ons woul~ the city's harbor Saturday. \Gromyko. discuss Indonesia's campaign Smith, Kansas; daughters, uel S.; daughters, Mn. d th ' Lfl An Am enc an E m b a s_ s Y not .1:0 unpunished. lsraehJ The Whitehurst received a They were here to atten to destroy neighboring Malay- Mrs. Mary King, Costa Betty Price, Costa Mesa: ney an two 0 er 0 leers. spokesm~~ call~~ th"t cabinet Prt'm1cr Le vi Eshk<11 ga ve five-foot gash. but no in1unes the firi:t meeting or the politi-sia and strategy for the Afro. Mesa; Mrs. Betty Keller, Mn. Sylvia Pesl, Texas: Charges of aggravated as-changes a positive and help-lh<' message to Gen. Odd\were reported on either ves-cal advisory committee of Asian conference scheduled Mich.; ste~augh~r, Eliz· Mrs. Zelma Fielder, Costa $ault wlth lntent to commit fu! .step tow8_!ds creation o( Butl. chief of t~e U.N. truce sel. Minor damage was in-the Warsaw Pact since Ni.kit.a in Algiers in March during a beth Dunn, San Diego; 11 Mesa: Miss Verlie Budge. second degree murder had military support ~o~ th~ gov· sl.<;lff. at a meellol! last night. flicted on the 9,4n.ton Creigh-Khrushchev fell from power his stay in Peking. grandctilldren; 3 great-Costa Mesa: Mrs. Thelma been rued a ainst the infant's ernme~~ an_!f partic1p~tion by Iler. , .. _ in October. Jnformed observers here chHdren. Private services McKnlght, Texas: sons. 0 . ~ . the m1l1tary in the govern -~ Tht' destroyer-esc.ort was On hand to meet the new say Red China and Indonesia ·, were held Mon:· Interment <Ape Budge, Costa Mesa: rather. Williams said they ment." • • manned by restrve "weekend .So_vict leaders were Polish may be planning to press for · · Greenwood Memorial Park. Neal A. Budge, Okla.; 4 would be dropped. The two mini s t-e rs in CarJJ Ila J D1C'~ sailors." lCommunist Chief \Vladyslaw creation of an Afro-Asian-La- San Diego .. WestcllfI Chapel grandchildren. Service Mon. He said Mrs. Dripps told Huong's original Cabinet. for·j I Near Astoria, Ort' . lhe GomuJka . Pre~ier Josef rY· tin American world body In Mortuary directors. ~ p.m. Glad Tidings Assem· him she had been taking dex-med N?v· 4, who had drawn LYON, 1 rancr I A Pl -freighter Seamar struck a rankiew1cz and other top of-substitute for the l!nited Na· McGUCKIN, Edward A.. bly of God Chu rch. Bell adrine the ni ht last month l~~ main ire ?f Bud~t. CIC· Pierr~ Card ~al Gerlier. R.~. ptt:r _in tht' Columbia nver Sat-',ficials._ tions. formerly of Huntington Broadway Mortuary dJrec-g . t1 vists were Flilance Mimster archbishop 1 L~on and pn. 1 urday night. There were no Earlier today. Gomulka The Red Chlnese last week · Beach Survived by wife tors. when she sat wtth Stephen. Luu Van Tinh and Informa-mate of G;;. I. died Sunday. injuries A hole was opened,greeled East German leader broadcast voluminous praise · Madallne Costa Mesa . son~ COA~S 11 B S9.. 436 Ber· The infant was later hospita-tion Minister Le_ Van Tua~. Before bef •ming a priest in her side. and the vessel. Walter Ulbricht and Roman·'of Indonesia's withdrawal Edward 1R. Santa~a -d C :1 M.. Survived l.ized with injuries which one Both were deprived of cah1· at 41 , Cardira l r.erher prac-;owned by Bethlehem Steel,ian President Gheorghe Ghe-from the .world body. They · James F Sanpee· daugh: ~ar 'u os H ~sa. s Don doctor said were the-result of net porUolios in the reshuf-ticed law in.I" ·s from 1901 'Corp .. was towed into drydock orghfo·Dej. The two arrived continued to transmit support-. ter, Mrs.'' Donna B~shneU, ~~s .. e, Sa~ze J~s~:n David "the most brutal beating~ l'v~ ~-1to 1913. 1at PDrtland. in s~parate train.s: mg propaganda to<tay. I\. --... --·a1t: 6 gnM~ · Coates, Vallejo: daughter, s-ee-n ~ears orpract.ic~. ~ Holy rosary. Mpnday, at 7 Mrs. Joann Jepson. Service_.s The child. had a broken p.m. Reque1m mass T,ue~. Mon. 10 a.m. Bell Broad· ar~, multiple bum~ . ~d 9 a.m .. Both at St. Joachun s way Chapel. Bell Rroadway b~1ses. and head m)unes eathollc Church, Costa Mortuary director·s. w~1ch doctors on~e feared Mesa. Interment G o o di might leave the ch1ld totally Shepherd Cemetery. Smith's TNGRAM. John A. 43. 7301 blind. · Mortuary directors. j El Domino Way. Bu~a Williams said Mrs. Dripps EYESTONE. Albert R.. 202 Cf :i~t : :~:.v~~~ue~r da~~~~ told officers she was. getting 12th St Huntington Beach I te Sall nd p t · ·a the baby ready for its bath .. . rs. . y a a nc1 d -h ~ tr · Survived by wife, Bere-1 Ingram Services pending an in e~1 1 ; n ttion was not nice: brothe;. Earl. Water:! Peek Fa m'i 1 y Colonial able to tell t.he temperature loo. lowa ;-s1sters Mrs. Joe Funeral Home directors. of the bath "ater. Even. Gilbertsville. Iowa ; "She said she heard the Mrs. Vernon Wyatt. Hudson. CANNADAY Dowd .R.. 62· baby scream and went ahead Iowa: Holy rosary Tues. 7000 W · Coast High~·ay · and put baby oil on hlm and 6:30 p.rn. Services Wed. Ne~rt' Beach. Survtved dressed him and started to The Tiger of the year was 1·ust n1111ed Car of the y b Mota , -d 9 ·a.m. Both at Smiths' br wife._ Martha: sons. Al-put him in the playpen." Wit-. ear y ,. r ren • Chapel. Interment Good vm. Rob~ and Dee Canna-Iiams said. Sh h d C t S 'th · day. Services Tues 3 p.m. . . . ep er ~me ery .• mt s 1 Peek Familv Cha el Peek He said Mrs. Dripps said Mortuary directors. F' .1 C -1 . Ip F. 1.she lost her balance while am1 y o oma unera b d' GARCIA. ·Trinadad. 6 months. Home directors en mg over the plaY_Pen and 6471 Western Ave .. Bue na ? .fe~~ o~ top of the child. Park. Survived by parents, HUTCHISON , May M. 82. 1L3 • This breaks_ t~e . arn~. and Mr. an<. Mrs. John Garcia Northw?od Road. Apt. 236:ca~ses th_e brain !"Jury, the Jr.: brother Marvin. Grave-B: Le1s~re . World. Seallpohce ch1~f explained. side services were held Beach. Survived by . hus-Mrs. Dripps. told authorities Mon. 9:30 a.m. Good Shep-. band: Jae~ H.. Private s~e smokes six packages of herd Cemeterv Huntington! Servtces ':"Ill be held atj cigarettes a day and wu. Beach. Peek ' F a m i I YI i::eek. Family ~hapel: Peck lian:is said "this probably is Colonia! Funeral Home F amijy . Colonial 1' uneral where some of the bu.rns directors. Home directors. came from . ~----=----~~~~~~ ULVILDEN'. Clara P 80,1 NIELSON. John F. Jr ... 21. 0 BIT U A ft I E S 12438 Lambert Circle. Gar-8271 Noble Circle .. Hunllilg-1 __________ _ d G , s · d b ton Beach. Survived ~ · en rO\ e. urv1ve Y f th J h . th J • WILL Francis 52 8181 Gar· sons. Jerrv. John R. and! ~ er .. o n. mo . er ene . it • • Oliver c l!lvilden · daugh-vtve; SISters. Vivian Leigh ~iel Ave.. Apt. 43. H~nt- tcrs <..:ar~I J Ulviiden and Zauneler and Miss Barbara mgtdo.n Beach. _Services, · ~ · Ann Ni~lson. Services Wed. ~n mg Peek Family Colo-Mrs. L. Biren. Servtces1 10.30 p k F ·1 mal Funeral Home direct-' Tues. 2 p.m. St. Olaf Luth-1 • a.m. ee . amt Y j cran Church. G8rden Grove .j Ch~pel~ Peek Family_ Col· ==o=r=s·========::. Peek F 8. m 1 1 y Colon ial onial 1' uneral Home direct-' I Funeral Home directors. ors. ~ RICE. infant child of Mr. and ~r .! BALTZ MORTUJ\RIF:S Mrs. Thomas Rice. 5072! l'orona del Mar OR 3·!MSO Santa l''e Ave .. Yorba Lin· ('osta-,tesa Ml 6·2424 da. Service! pending Peek FarniJ.y Colonial Funera BELi. BROA UWA Y I lome~irectors. MORTUARY .. . 110 Broadway, Ooata Mesa -:-~ _ LI 8-3433 • ~·~~ PEEK FAMJLY COLONIAL FUNERAL HOME 7801 Bolsa Ave., Westminster 893-35%5 S'llTllS' MORTl'ARY 627 Main St. Huntington Beach LE 6-65.'!9 WESTCLIFF i\JORTl'ARY 427 E. 17th St.. Costa Mrsa l\11 6-41188 \ . \ FLOWERS by '£_~, Flower Shop I OR 3-6513 I ~~I Ahn11 t trl1•\1i~ion pt OJ::Mlm' lhr [)ally P ilnt', T\' lnc 1• 11c'('l11·11tl' up ,to th1• m111t1fl' . lrh \'()II 1-."ftow "hn kr111 '~ 11111 111 r ho" 1111: "hf't r >nu l'Hn rt)\ nn 11 ,., l'r~ f'\'!'111n:: ......... ________ _.,,;"-----~ If that isn't enQugt> of~ · away with roaring ""'"'~£ vou don't. th" f'dre r• -, '"~ t'" 6S p,... a -" Jule~ W1dP· Tr,. • ~t • •. • s;ouplPd ..... ' I I t; • '> fp• yr't• c.• :.. ,4 ' .. ' .. •w IO· I' thfl ~ •:l•11 Mat•c. the new transmission vou can order tl'lat does PontllC .~ • t r ., r ..... ,, t $11~$ '"" fOllf>OO for \',hpne~er ~OU need ii. When ' l c 1 ., .. ~,.,rl ol llC""l<''"'• V'"' "')• I 1" I ... Of'cl l•crn • tookf'r Quick Wide -Track Tigers ~ ~ · ,.. ""''1•• Y•~ ·ri 1 e t "'t ol t"e .Per.too. ROY CARVER PONTIAC l•foo COASf HIGHWAY NEWPORT BEACH. CALIF. , \ \ J, Wichita Crash Quiz Launched C~pital _ in Festive _Sp_i~r_it_ ... As Inaugural Week Begins WICHt~A. Kan. (A-P)-The dead was established the WhUe-. military and civilian cleanup and the questions bodies were moved Crom al authorities car!l~ on the continued on Piatt Street to-temporary morgue at the gtlm task of cleantn$ up the day County Health Department area seven local buslnessmen Shock gave way to fri9' t.oJunera,l homes. set about f l n d 1.n l livable among survivor• of the 30 Emmit J. warmitey. rr. bomea for those di1placed b~ people who d t"e d Saturday hi• prernant wife and their the ~.agedy. • when a KC135 jet tanker three children were among F i r e C h I e f T. A. Mc· loaded with fuel smashed in· the dead. Gaughey estimated "ifarnagt WASHINGroN (AP) -'lbe of the Uvelleat lnauguraUona by tonltht s Democratic aala. a bl& pany SUndaJ nlcbt at to the quiet' section of modest Albert Bolden. 22. his wlfe ti) civilian property at $155.• capital 1tarta whoopin& it up 11nce Andre~ Jacbon'1. Thia Is a mammoth variety her penthou18 apartmeaL But homes in northeast Wichita. and their three children also ooo. Th~ plane was valued for Lyndon B. JobnlOD oflJ· Three d1y1 of putyina and show. with an all-tar cast of It w11 a private affair -not t S3 mtllion dally today, and only a du· usorted rejoicings begin with singers. dancers and ~omed.i· part of the offtclal inaqural It was the city's worst dis· died in the holocaust. .:;.a===·==·===== bloua weatherman at.ands in a reception for dlatingu.ished ans. wevk actMUet. The aoo aster. Sharon Dale, 15, was 1on a .tbe way of what could be one ladiet this altemoon followed , ,Hostess Perle Mesta gave guesta included Viet PNG· The toll included 23 resl· baby-•ltting job . when ber dent-elect and Lynda JOlm-4·· DAILY ,.LoT1N11w,.,.M h dents of the area and seven mother. Allee A. Dale. 4e, son, 1inger-actre11 Carol Mon., Jan. 11, 1965 crewmen of the plane which and 2-year-old sister, Cheryal -~~~"!i:!""~"-"!'"""':"" ....... --~----r....., ChannlnJ, lnaul\lfll cbalr-left McConnell Air Force Ann, died. Harvey Dale, the man Dale Miller aacl m.ay Base three minutes before father ud husband, was at members of Consraa. N ] Th f it plunged almost vertically work. Prtsident JohDIOD Ntuned ava e l Into the street. , Joe T. Martin Jr .. 25, and Sund y nldit from a week Five houses were consumed his brother. Gary Linn Mar· TRAVERSE ... lht lllilte bttWMll YOll afld ,., "'1 P'oPle YOll i,wt, with • Lonr Dilllqcll T~ ctll. blls 111 low, YOll kftow, llld nolhlltt ~ YOU Mk• yo11r ¥0iot. • a ady • SAN DIEGO I APl -The by the flamina fuel which tin, 17. J.ied at the acene. ~ tein ~x-:~:i,inl to~ce&o-FBI sought clues today in the splashed from broken tanks. They were the only sons of @ ,,_.n, ,...,._.,., ra R blican Sany theft of $19,280 from the safe Only the shells remained of Mr. and Mrs. Joe T. Martin ovet.er epu ·of the destroyer U. S. S. six houses and 25 others were Sr .. who went into seclusion ltnllndtt : To'°""""~' e1H1 wa r. Cog1-welL whiluocked •t maged.. ~UL~ after the fa· 1110tt QU!ckly. dial hll dirtet. Not until the five lnaqural Sa>a~n_;D~i~eg~o~N:.!a~v!al~Sta~tl:on~·-...:_:..A~s~l~d~en~tifl~c:!atl~o~n~~of:._th~.~e~th~e5r~l~de~n~tl~fi~ed~hi~·s~so~n~s:_. _ _:;======-=---=o..' balla are over aometlme 'A'ed· -~ nelday nitht la Jolwoa Uk• ly to hive another quiet mo- ment. He planned to let Jn aome work tocby OD bla lnau .. ' gural 1addreH. ·ACCENT .. • i For all the accent Oii t h • i galety, If you needed 0 ,) • word to dtacrfbe offtclal ! Washington today that word I woul" have to t;e: appreben· i slon_ With snow on the cround, more snow in ti.le forecut for tomorrow and temperatures huddling in the 20I, · the di· NICIS lfflO'M MON..· matic po1&ibllltlet are sober· TVIS., WID.. JAN. 11, 19._ IO .. Are You Paying ~ Lean Beef Prices fOrWasteflilFat? GREAT MOMENT -Missy Lee Baron, 13~ and California Gov. Edmund G. Brown pose in Los Angeles before departing on special plane for Washington and lnaugurat,ion Week activities. Missy.of Lakewood, is a special guest of the President who invited her after receiving a letter last September. I ' inC if not ~ frllbteo· ing: Tbe forecast for Tue .. day: fair and cold. · Jnauiuration after laaucu· ration, it'• not IO much whet "'they aar bere, but tht coodi· Uona untter which they 1biver and shake. n e eve o . n· nedy'1 inauguraUoa In 1981 an _.igM-lncb-mow. awirllnl -ID ·eusts or up to 3Z miles an hour. so tied up trafflc you would have tboaabt tbt capl- t~ WU barricaded. NIGHJ'MARES Such rennt llitbtmares, coupled with IUCh uncertain Whit . H use forecaltl. could bold d o,, n e 0 the crowds, eTU thauib Joblt-Jeanette MacDonald. Gets Last Tributes son throughout the cur.,.1111 Filled With extended invitaUOlll lavt,sbly. Sunday nitht, comtn& bacA from Texea, be broutbt alone LBJ Kin so many frlenda oa the preri· HOU.YWOOD (UPI) -In Cele RAymond , to rekindle oeDtial plane ha rtaff mem· a wellinJ cbonu of muaic ahe memories of her cl.ear so-W A S HINGTON. lUPI) hers_ were d~ed and bad helped to immortalize, Jean-prano voice and stylish per-. -to ride mother aU'Craft. ette MacDonald was paid formances. President Johnson shar«:d the Guriou1ly, Andrew Jack· tut reapecta today in funeral Final ntes were in the White House today w•U:i a IOU, away back in 1129, eeema ae:rvtcei attended by atat.· Church of the Recessional, dele&ation o( bis .T e l. a s to ha" come clotut to Jobn.. men and mcm. atan. Forest Lawn Memor-W-Park. ~cles. aunu. cousms and aon tn invitln& all h1J fr1endt ~ f1' IOalld ........ .....,.,,,,,_,~ .. ~ .......... ,,_ far ... clllllt ~· w.i, pay ..... ~. far tat that's left '" tt. •in.t? Modr.et Bo.ut Otaund -beef. J& ""90t Wt !Ult fOf .-y f~ •.• only br!Oht, t ...... -.. ~· , ............. ...... FULL, JUICY, FLAVORFUL WHEN COOKED ond wotte tt"""'9cf beb9 ..... . groutld. A~ FRESH, too, t.-c._ It'• pound _, tilftll ecxh doiy. w. know Mortr..t .... pN beef ii ...... .. ti ,.., try • ..., .... , ........ ...., ... furtd THR& TIMES tt. prict )la.I ~ for, ltf AlflJ ... ~ MofMt .... l"IU"d .... -... ltlON ...... ..... IOIELESS SWISS STEAK ,.,._,, .... .., -llTIUBFAT SHRINKS IN SIZE AS WASTEFUL FAT COOKS OFF stralna from IOme of ber with Dr. Gene Emmett Clark s1~ters w~o ~re on hand .for to come. Some 20,000 d I d, modon p1ctura hJU had been of the .B~verly ~ills lnsUt~te lhu week s mauiu.raJ feshvi-crowding into the w h i t e aelected by her hauband, of Religious Sc.ience preSJd· ties. .. House and creaUnt such luf. int, and actor Lloyd Nolan, J ohnson brought Tl of his focatinr conlu1lon that Jack· her co-star in ''Sun Comes kinfolk and close friends -son eventually hid to flee the U.S.DA GAAOEO CHOICE U.UA OCMCI ... U.S.OA GAADr A FRESH\. Y OllESSEO LBJ L-Oses Up," delivertne the eulogy. including Tex 1.1 Gov. and too-friendly mob. Among the honorary pall· Mrs. John 8 . Connally -Well Johnson hasn't 1one bearers chosen by Ra~mond back .to the White House last that f~. were former Presidents ni&bt after s~ng a long · JFK Aid Dwight D. Ei1enhower and weekend on hia LBJ R&ncb. SEOUR~TY e8 Harry S. Truman. neither of The President planned to Security . preceutions, ,much whom was. to. att~nd the rites. 1 nd most of the da . work· 1tro~1er llDCe. Kennedy • U· JOHNSON CM'Y1tJ?l) . -_Other diatincuished bonor-~ on his · lnaugur.al ldctresa aass~at!on. will keep every- BEEF LI. p~ ~· ... ,. ary pillbearers were Sen. . . . . ' one in n111 place unless he has gtttfully and ·re1~ctan':ly" an-~eorge Murphy, Chief J~st· ~~ru~n~ ~11~:,V:;d;h~n oe a ticket.. The 20,000 who will ~~u~1!?.~k M<AT nounced the res1~tion of ice ~arl Warren, Associate four-year terni Y or a be WCUli Wednesday night c. 111.1. tm sue.to + four White House aides who Justice Tom Clark. former · will have paid '25 each' for llltpa 4 •.oz. 'I n!maioed at hl6 request after Vice President Richard Nix· He also was scheduled to tbe p!Wilege. LUU '11:GS • the death of President John F. on, Maurice Chevalier, AJ. send Congre11 ~ apecial mea· Almost obecured by all the frllb ~.~~ • . , U S.OA OC>IQ KIF ... -...... Kennedy. fred Hitchcock Ronald Rea· aage outlininl his 1986 defense 1lde1bow1 11 the main point· 1AU. •u. 1-1..1. PIC4. 5ft1 The resignations, a 1 o n g gan, Meredith 'Wilbon. Gen. alma and to preaide at noon the atmple nearing-in cere: NEW YOlllC MMTlff ~ith assignments for remain· Lauris Nor.tad, and Laur1tz cabinet room ceremoniea 'ony at noon Wednesday, •1111 µ. 1 .. mg White House staff mem· Melchior. install John T. Connor H MC· and the inauiural address. MAAUT 1ASICfT 16¢ er"' bers. were annota'lCed by There was no public visit.a· retary of c.ommerce. Jobmon worked 00 hi~ Pellll WM 29f Johnson at a news .confer-tion at the bier of the actre11 ~ohnson showed bi• houae 1peecti Sunday, but there is Lt.a QUAllTY Oil IOWA ence Saturday at his LBJ prior to services. The actre~ •. sue,ata aome of. the joys of no hint a1 to what he w i 11 FARMS WIDN SLICEo ranch. was dressed in a belle bfo-White House 11Vtng aft.er they 1tre11 or bow 1001 he w i 1 t .... 1 ·ll. '1CG II• The aides who ,are leaving cade bosteu IOWD , and a arrived in the anow·blanket· talk. Since the President U.S.DA 040IQ 1aF ..... ll .• are P. Kenneth 0 Donnell, ap-prayer book. the one 1he car-ed capital at 9:45 p.m. spoke to the nation over tele-' HUNT'S ·-.. J>Qln~enta secretary; David ried when she married Ray-Most of the guests. w e re vision and radio in his St.tel Cats ' PO'ft~, ~~ asailtut and mond. almolt 28 years ago, quart~red4 in the executive of the Umon 1peecb Jan. 4, !! 4 to.OZ. ft receptioni&t, Myer Feldman, wu placed in her hands along mansion, with relatives doub-and sloce'he has sent a batch1 BOTTl.E.S • 1 SJ>tC1al COUDMl, and Dr. Jan. with a ainC)e rose. ling up in second and third or me1•ge1 to Conrrea•, thej Wl$T '/itC. IN to-oz. POLY BAG et. ·TIJ•ell. White HOUie pby· f/1owen banked tbe ~hnrch fioor bedrooms and sleeping gueu would be that be wUJ '"" bl 3 , stcpa. wttb a crou ot white chry-on extra cots. keep thia one abort. 1 a 85 ~ 'lWr departure bringa the santhemums and white roses · · to~ number of Kennedy from tbe E.isenhowen. HUNn stiff members who have left Miss MacDonald died of a Pork lea ·4Jto.. , s~ hit auualnation to heart ~ last Thuraday ' n; oz. ~ eipt. All of the laie.t reaipa-in a Houaton Holpital, where • S ttom wttb tbe el.Ception of abe underwent examination I HUNT'S u.oz CAN !:t_eldman'• bad been expect. ~~ po11lble •11!1ery. She WI Fruit .Cocktail '5 ~ , * afJS11fdMtii * BAUiMEN oa •NOtm. DlllMK 46.ot. CAN iiROiiiii i 12 ~·!PPl~c~pefruit 31' P R I C E ! Toilet Tissue , • OCUS 69' lt'a our "on~ .. ,,, IMk Sa.....,, wW. Mloct~ of wonderful chlldro~'a llioek~ / ca•,.. .. ,,,..,, u.11- ~"' IUMIO 5111 ....... 1•-a21' TIXAS MllY MO Ru111p Roast StlWing Chickens MARKET BASKET LIQUID 'li·GAL 9IOTTl£ Starch 45' MARKET BASKET LIQUID Vi-GAL IOTTU ' Rinse 65' LIQUID DfTtRGENT, 32-0Z. IOnt.I et Ya prlcoll · . * The Hardy loy1 * lllck lrant Science Sorfot Adventure ·· Chiffon 65' aOOllMIO~~ .... tt«.9A4 .. CiRA'-EFRUIT , . 2tJO Ha"°' Blvd. • COST A MESA 'HONE ~5550 * Nancy Drew Mystery Storiot •·Cherry Ames Army NurM * "laay·T•llM4" , True IMkt * Tom Swtft S.riea * Chip Hilton s,.m StOf'lee a"4 many, ""'"Y ethers! A • llnbmerlcar4 • BURNEY T'S ' 10~·+1 - • AkAHl.IM-•U1 '· LM A ...... \t et .... .... e"' P:ULLl tllTC>tie-'11 W. (~Hit .. ·-e IAMTA A•A-t\t W, 11Nt tt. et ,_,.._ e AllAM•IMl·"AllTOM-1-..._ .. C-• -· ~ •.• -· ~ ·~ " ....... •. • "'*""•TM llACll-""9 ........ " • HllT' ·-· -..., ••• -_,.,, ~----...... ....... .. - -___ ..,,,. -Ill -~ e 11...,..., l•Ac-.. ...... -. fl I'll • e TUITlll--'· -.i• ll. Ill ,...... -• ~-11• '""'" ... !Wooten• ~•uet J - - R B SA• Calif• into · toda3 rapid latiV4 tlonn taxe! 0 H A· SAJ AMt cong1 ho ma cept11 laws relali "If grow· sons. of G said. iweri whict do kl from Me> chan1 to S4 • i:omi: adult He j>revt lvely crea! mail. Mo said had as b1 au tor 75.00C Fran- "M pay the -. ty." HO' a.re and live .. DAILY PILOTlltlWW'•lll fi Mon., Jtn. 11, 1965 Too Many Re(!ladou ' Dettals The Menace UC Chief Wants Rules Curtailed ........... R~map P~oble1n Still Biggest Sen~te Issue . ' SACRAMINTO (AP) -The S e n a t e has made California •wmakers moved known its determination lo into their tiird week of w~rk to explore every avenue of today with the 1965 sess1~n1 rapidly st»ping into a legis-posslbl~ escape before sur· latlve t.rialgle -reappor-rendenng to the court order llonment. smoe control and for realignment by popula- taxes. ti . nie aq:et tatntter·nf--_.wn::r.:..i~ss:-:e-=m::"CT.y~i:'ea:-.:r:e:::r:-5 -=-s•t-=a-;t-:e:-r- portiorumnt -... ecllpsinC the their determination to take a -0t.beL t• Issues ong, dose oolrat -.:ti reap-- portiooment plans and pro- O«ic Urges Hunosexnals grams before decidiiig in ; whic h direction to move. ~ There is a growing anger between the two houses over reapportionment, .an anger that could affect other legis- lation. Should the con1llct between A~ptance the Senate and Assembly grow. the legislative macbin· S~FRANCISCO (UPI) ._ ery may come to a complete A M odl t -'-1 ... _ told Ll-halt, forcinc a long and bit-s uuwaw:2" wa ter session. congiegation yestm!ay .~t The introduction in the Sen· homc~~uala should be ac-ate of measures to split Call- cepl4fi "' society IOd that fornla into two states wu laws agabilt them should be taken ligbUy by most poUU- rela)f!d. cal leaders. "If we retlly care about But if the Assembly refuses growth, we will accept per-to act on Senat.pused reso- sons." Pastr.r lobn V. Moore tutiom cal.llq for congres- of Glide Memorial Cliarch 8lmal IMlp t. Dal1UY reappor- said. ·"I don't have the _. tiGamellt. the · u,PJ)er chamber 1wers to tht rnoral issues probably will "'1"1Pvb much which confront us. but th.is I harder fur acceptance of the do know: Noe can come split-state idea. ·.Mercurg/65 Surprise cartf the year. .. · ~m~ from rejedin persona." Moore said ws should be changed to ·~l~te reference F } ' B d to sexual re tions be~~n a a s e ~~- "'Ompetent d consenting adults in pri . .. I M. . He said th law "does n o t 8 ISSJDg prevent sucbrelatlons effect-• ively anywa1 but only in· LONG BEACH CAP> -fa· cre~ses the ~ger of black-la's bed is missing. mail. , I The bed on which the late Moore, 'MO last Sunday President Franklin 0 . Roose-- said from t.R pulpit that sex veil's Scottish 'terrier once had becomi "as superficial slept was stolen Sunday night as buying sandwich at an1from the former presidential automat," aid there were yacht, Potomac. "Most of se citizens work.1139-foot vessel. It bas bee ~ pay tues ' contribute to moored the past seven Jn 1984 110 car could meuun up to Car Li!e'a 9'alldard11 of exoellenoe a nd eo U.•1 mad• no award. aut 1985 waa different. It w .. Mercury a ll tbe way. Said thi9 noted a utomouve publication: -Mercury oom· b1nee yean of *k~ound experience wilb three yeara of concentral.ed enlineering development into a package wb1ch Car Life con11lde" the but new o.:r of 1985 from an 9DC1Deerin1 point of view.~ Prom any other point of .,;...,., Men:ury'1 new 1upre m· a oy la i mmed1at•l1 ••ldent. For th11 i1 lhe car that \;.- WU obviowily 1n11p1red by the Uncoln Conl!nenl&l. Taat d'r;v, any '65 Mercury -from tbe magnificent P ark Lane to thf' hudgel-pleu1ng Monterey-and you'll be convinced or c>n" rhinit-Car L i fe koow1 th .. ir ca rs,' '""'°'" !f l 1651 Now in the Lincoln Continent&! Tradition 75,000 hom4exuals in Sa n Watchman Robert Morse Francisco. said thieves ransacked the~ the well of the communi-,months in a Long Beach slip. ty." he The late president once re- Howevt he added they ceived the world's dignitaries are "reje by churches aboard the yacht now owned and the mmunity. The y by Mrs. Marie A. Pal!asso of JOHNSON & SON LINCOLN • MERCURY live with of exposure. Saugus. 900 Pacific Coast Highway, Newport Beach, California Now-at Bank of A,nerica-bank savings earn the rmximum amount allowed by law! With 4% interest on the daily balance in your account. your savings can now receive the security of a bank and deliver the return of an investment. All interest earned is credited and compounded four times a year- and your account gbes right on earning interest until the day of withdrawal. To take adva ntage of th is new interest rate, start saving now-at your neighborhood branch of Bank of America! -· ·daily 'interes On bank • savings 1 / BANK OF AM~ ICA :, ""t• •t rt•iti rurn ••'-c ,.,..,...,,,,.,,1..,N ti!AttO .. U. t •\.it f •lrllD ,,..,., .. ,., t j§>'X,IA•"C)llf • PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU TUES., JAN. 19th U.S.D.A. CHOICE CHUCK -ROAST BLADE CUT c ft~: .... .. \t• ..... :d ~;_t,:; A .. ",/.-\ .\ t"'" .. ~~;;·\] r<=:·~ 4U~~ !: .. :::. ~i~~~~ /.':: :: ~~: ....... , ~j;.:.:.:::=.: r·~;:~·::· (:.~·,.: .. :• !~iM 1::: ....... •.::::·.::::: ~Mi~ EXTRA LEAN GROUND BEEF 39~· LARGE AA EGGS '(-'"·:"" ~/:~{~ Dozen ti.:::·:-:·.= ' Ctn arc ·····.·.::: ,. . .... . ~.;_Fi r ::::··· (.)i ;. ..... ·: t.\':'( Folger's Drip or Re9. COFFEE . ~f,!i" ~{;ii~! 1 ·Lb. ~K) Can fi8 .. {~ 6Sc /:}\C ..... ~;; .. ;:.~ ~f~~H~:~ .!·!::-::~·: i:~.:::·:~·~ Nt< ., '· . .... ~EE BATH TISSUE 4 Roll Pack • AIRSIA • c.~tt•li• M. • Mlnre• ..... .,. '· .......... • I UINA l'AIJC 7Jll I. 0... ........ • COltONA .tel MAit lO't f . c-1 Hwy, •COSTA MISA I ••lo et H•ite< .... ,. • CY'USS I • OA•otN G•OVI ftJI O.r-C..w •W· • lAOUNA HACH 100 s. ,_, "_,· • lONO alACH Ctr"O'I •• Ore~ .. It. • NORWAU( 11130 ...... _ ••• •ORANGE t "06 W tl'loo-""•"' • SAN CLEM ENTI ;. : • •• • 6)11 l oll •o• l!O> N (I (.,...,., ••-' • DOWNEY • WfSTMINSlU • • '! I 0 71,'• f ,!, ... ..,.. 6J.)I Wu•~•1'•t•t ''"'~ ·: .... :' .. :-:.: ... ~.-.;;: Z<~;J~.:·~~·;~ .. :~·~ .. ~· ~~ :~~.~ .·~.-: ... " '. .... : :.::.: .~~ :·~~:.:/<~·~> .. -• .r . - __ ..._J •••\J•1 ••...,..••t1 ••vwW •••v•••t v-·•• •V i • • vv f" SEMI~ ANN.UAL . . . APPLIANCE COMPANY 'ODDS and ENDS' WHY . AN ''ODDI & INDI'~ IALI? Twice a year we talc• a pllyslcal Inventory of OW'. entire Applance, TY• Stereo stock. We ·a1wys fllld.....,... 'Odeh GllCI bck' ~shtllMJ of outcJOmt models, w of a kind and shopworn pieces. these ltelftl clldter ap .. llWe and preMnt • crltlcal ..... ,_ prolall•, so twice a year we conduct •n -__!()dck ucl bck' Sale to dear ... decks cdter-1nrntory. Y/t '""9 r1ul ad a rten0naWt profit._.._ "'*' portloa of ttals stoclr clwl't tM NfJlllar season so we are will119 to sacrifice the remalnlnCJ "Oclcls ancl Enck" at .cost• ewen below cost .......... of cost we,,. cletenlllned to ca.ar CMlt evety single w of ..... "Odds and Enck" • Cl'lickly as possible. Some of this IMrCIMllMllH Is In Olft1MI cartw, w lteMi .. floor salllples, some may be s"°P· . ~ -lllthltJ_•"'""· ~ .. OM of • kine! IMlt •• are ~ ... •d CmTY· ... -~~ .......... ~ •d ..... --j AST CHANCE Close Outs SOME .ITEMS ONE.OF-A-KIND FLOOR SAMPLES AND WAREHOUSE STOCK, ALL SUBJECT TO PR10R SAL.E. MAYTAG REFRIGERATORS • COLOR 1' • WASH .Buy Now & Save ~;~~~~~~~~ ..... ~ ,,.. ~c;p;~ .. ~:.~.~ .......... ~ 15 PLOOlt MODIL MA YT AGS ALL Altl ltlDUCID, TO II SOLD AT THIS SALE-SOME AU IN· COLOIS SALE! RilGES I Wedgewood ~ .. $47590 ... c1,,_, .... , I New ettlr ••••••••••••••.•••••••••• ~~~~;~.~5995 • SAYE ... . I01ER PRICES Otl WASlllS SAVE MOllY llOW HURRY IClUDE IUY DBMRY ~. -Alt H.ve full ----· llOW Ind . ~ ~.~~~?.~·~ .. '25995 ~m!~:_ ~9995 Cl>lor. 2 Only ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ 1965 GE Color TV s4aooo Con•I• Dual .,..~,....... ''"ltwee4 ca~lftet ••••••••••••••••• """""' GE Color TV s49goo ColOfllll CaillMt. Autllefttle l'Yfl"lo Dual a,..kera • • . • • • . • • • • • • • • • • • • • • · !.~ ~~?!~ '29995 1 only 1n "HD. White ............. • GE Color TV $56000 GE Refrigerator s..5995 :;1~n:"~v::::.,~ ~~~ .~~ ~~~1.~... • aottOM F'reenr. Auomotlo Dsfroet. £ Cepper Celer Only ••• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • GE Color TV $ 95 ~~;~!!.~c;.~.$48995 ~~.~~!:"=;,c~~ ....... 479 ~.~~..:~~'.. '219' 5 I SALE' GE STEREO I I SALEI DISHWASHERS I . . . GE stereo s..98aa ~~e-?:=~-s179 5 I Onl1 .,,. ••••••••••. , •••••••••••••• GE Washer S4 59' ., Only. 2 lpaed Woolttr. Dem•n· I ltr•t•r Medel. N.w Guarafttff • • • • • • . 1S WASHIU Of VARIOUS MODILS THAT MUST II SOLD TO CLIAR OUR PLpc>R. CLOTHES DRY ~~~ .. ~~ 512500 ~~~ .. ~~.~"Iser GE Dishwasher -s1 59•s ~::.~.~~:i~0~.;·~~~ ~~~~: .. '.~ I Underoounter. lncludlng 1ny GE 3 Temperature s1 Gi ... Dl;h;•~ ....... ~.!'s ~~ .. ~~~......... 12!95 ~·,:·:.::.~~.... ................. a.w. ~:-.!.~·~·~:~~~:.°.~~·.'."::.. ~M/FM ~d!_o ..... H._..,~ .. "",.~--~ -G'E~De~uxe Drjer ~~~;:,~~~~. s25995 ~:.~J~~~~~~.'29995 ~11~~~: E!:~~asher Sftft9S ~0 E S!•~Meo,M • !2BS-;'..~!r'o-. '.~~~-............... . 77 ecor1to.-.... I n1dl0', t lp11k1ra. Q1r1ntlty limited • • • • ·" • • • • .. • •" "· • • ""'I on Woll or Mt on C1.,lnet ••• , • ;;;~.;,~~t~~~~~ $19995 !~MS!.~~~~ •••d .. I· s429•5 ~~~:!;ft.::~'.'.'.-:: ... : .. 516 Washer & Dryer s40000 WlllTI NGHOUlll-ltMl&ed Model1 I . ELEC~ RANGES ........... ,u.,. :r .. , M-• .... .. Black and White T.V. 1 Whftil P1lr ••••••••••• , •• ,.., Both - Aclmlral Stereo '299'5 ~':y •.~.~.~~I~~-............. . . SALE! Misc. Color T.Y. ~~ ~:~~~~~ .. : 516500 . GE Deluxe Range s4299s "Am1rlean1". 2 Ovena, 2 8rolle"1 Rotlaerle. 1 Only ..••••••• , ••••.••• GE Range $65000 "Electronic". In Copper Only. One Of Tht Greateat "•ngea 8ullt •••••••••• · !~ C~1~~'!en. F'o'let Aboyt s399~5· M .. y Ovtn Cltanlnt-1 Only Whtie • GE Range s3199s "lelf Cle1nln1" Oven. SO" Wide. ~ · Fully Autom1tic •••• , •••••••••••••• G.E. GARBAGE -DISPOSAL . spec1a1 ·For •39ts This Sale! • Now Only .... RECONDITIONED · APPLl1'NCES 2 DOOtt HOT'°INT RIFRIGERATOtl sgg•s Steem Cleaned -Uke New Interior. . ' AUTOMATIC WASHER . FRIGIDAIRE IMPERIAL $ WASHER 69'§ Automatic. Completely Re· built -90 Day Guarantee . 4 GI s4995 OAIV AUTO. WAIN.. 4 GI PILTlll.PLO s499s ~=!?.~.~ t~.~=.~ss00 ~~ -All n. '-ALL USED MERCHANDISE TO IE SOLD. _MANY ITEMS WILL BE SOLD F.OR LOW CUT PRICES. 1965 19" GE Port. TV s12r 1H5 Med1le. Al .. With UH,.. 1t 'loor MICl1l1 Te Ch .... "'°~ ........... , GE 23" Portable TV '19S-Wltlt ,,... Moteltl"I Weed ltand- lpeolaf M'edel •••••••••••••••••••••• GE 19" Portable TY '19888 "•mote Contl"OI. ,.,... lt.nd. , S Only For Thi• lilt • , •••• , ........ . WE HAVE 36 ~SSOltTID PORTAILIS ALL TO IE SOLD AT .CLOSE OUT PRICIS EASY CREDIT · Terms Avalable! LARGI SILICTION OP DRYlltS-SOMI 964 MODELS-SOME l'LOOlt SAMPLIS-SO.-E 1965 MODELS SALE ·! FOR THIS EVENT ONLY · G.E. H·AIR $_ . --DRYER • Includlnt Cue and Nall Dryer APPUAICE COIP-UY ·95 • '16 YEARS IN THE HARBOR AREA ., • USE YOUR CREDIT 1815 NEWPORT AVE. cosTA ~ESA· ( PHONE &4s.naa AMPLE FREE PARKINK IN REAR - - b!'l-l olo lei. 1 7:0I NeWllOt1 Plue ~ DeMole• aonlc dr- H•rllOr Fello. •• Ml , ... , . tu...Jll C•tt Qverter1 8MCh IWftll• c;,.., .. G,._ ,..... """''"" lfl9tWI Quoit t S.vl1111 potf ltottrY lteef c .... C.lt Lffltl MeN,· .. _. Mtrln leech HIHltlne "" 12:15 Colft I . .., c..t• CMtt I C.la I •:• ,. Slrwt U:J7 I l.Ul 4:55 pJ "°" Hunt I 1:.S P.1 """' ""-"'( J:OI '"' k'-6:5' P.I entrv. -ti)-( 11:10 • 12:01 • ~ Btte~ .. ,. "·' l•rd : 1:2' •. 1432 ..... 10:• s IMC!' -· --U: 11 "' Wnt W1111' t :JJ ,., AWft\ \ltll., t :• u ..,., .... --•=• "·' Crtv - ---~--__ __,___ J__. ' l . --· For the Supervisors to StudY: Record P-lans fOr Jail ·Again Winner! The new 1965 Cadillac has already proven itself the most talked-about, best-liked Cadillac of all time . . You 'owe yourself a journ ey at the "'heel of thi s great new motor car. What i1 It about thi1 n citingly new Cadillac that bu ttmed the car 1uch immediate and overwhelminlJ eccept· ance? Many people tell u1 it i1 Cadillac's great new over· all 1tyllng. Othen 1ugge1t that it is the striking beauty of ft.a wide front end. Still othe~ are high in their praise of C.dillac'1 thoughtfully planned interiors -with greater 1p1ciou.tne11 and 1 wider choice of 1uperbly tailored fab- rics. And fin 11ly, there are thoee who declare no car can match thi1 new C.dillac for timoothnn. and quietness of operation. As soon 11 you drive thi1 fineat of Cadillac~.• you find that Cadil111c'1 eotirely new frame and its beau ti· full y poi~ed 1u1pen1ion make motoring restful and tel ax in!{ u i;iever before. W ouJtin 'tit be wite to visit your deaJer and d iscover what makes this fine car the sreatest of them all? ' S111Ddardof t.heWorld -~ SEE THE 1965 CADILLAC AT YOCR AUTHORI ZED DEALER McLEAN MOTOR COt,1PANY 20 I N. MAIN STREET • SANT A ANA, CALIF. -Death Takes INTINSIVI Dtlutbta ""' DAI\. y l'!LOT"S CCMrllt of ioc.i -. No ttW,..., c.n ...... lllout "'*' JOI! -YOU hi. . CUSTOM HO~ES -R~ODEUNG COMMERCIAL Penonallzed Servict DON I . ILDIR ELDER CONSTRUCTION CO. Ne .-ayment 'ttl March htl DI. llAUCHAMP CUDIT DINTIST New MODERN DENTAL PLATES are available to everyone with Dr .• Bewchamp's IASY CRIDIT T'IRMS and VERY LOW .-RICES. Make your first payment March ht, 1965 then take •• long 11 2 y11rs Jo pay on approval of credit. All credit is ttrlctly conf~dential and handled by us. No finance company or bank to deal with. Come In NOW and take tdvantage of· Or. teauchamp's PAY LATER CR,EDIT PLAN, NO DELAY • NO RED TAPI ~.WORK STARflD IMMEDIATILY. • NO APPOINTMINT NICllSARY. Pensioners & Union Men1bers Welcomed ~ PENSIONERS: .; . lrillCJ your O.A.S. carcli, we'll do the rest. UNION MEMBERS: FOR THOSE OF YOU WITH OEN1Al CARE Pl.ANS, WE WILL BE GLAD TO All OUT THE FORMS FOR YOU OR YOUR DEPENDENT. JUST BRING THE PAPERS PROVIDED BY YOUR PARTICULAR UNION TO US. MANY OF YOU MAY BE UNAWARE THAT YOUR UNION HAS A DENT AL CARE PLAN; SO IF YOU ARE IN NEED OF DENTAL WORK CHECK WITH YOUR INDIVIDUAL LOCAL FOR THIS INFORMATION. BRIDGEWORK X-RAYS PARTIAU EXTRACTIONS DENTURES ~ ---.....--· COSTA MESA PHONE 646-1882 GROUND FLOOI -NO STAllS TO CuMI FIEE PARKING PLATES Repaired While You WAIT! \ ' Third Time's the ·charm for ·cM's n ·an ·Gurney By dlLL DONER Sports Editor RIVERSIDE -The first driver In h1ltory ever to win a trio of IOO-mlle na· event.I conaecuUvelJ In any tyipe of competition. lion's leadine 1toct car With a record crowd of chauffeurs ~lYed their 61 ,474 cheerid& bll every annual driving leulon bere move, the popular Gurney Sunday 11 Coat.a Mesa's led almost ibe entire dia- Dan Gurney easily captur-lance -beini ban\pered ed the '65,000 Motor Trend continually by yellow cau- 500-mile road race for the Uon Oags which allowed third straight year. trailing drivers to mUft up Not only was the victory valuable time. worth $13,150 and a new For the second straight Pontiac GTO to the 3.1-year-year, Gurney's Ford team- ._.._...,_,; _ _._~----...Qld M sa.n it also etched mate -Marvin "Pancho" his name into aut-0molille-Yanch-orDaymlla~ racing's hall of fame as the finished second serving aa ... -THI CHICKIUD PUG -Dan Gurney gives starter John Bruner a wne u he receiftd checkered race for the tbinhtraigbHime Gurney finis t grueling &ix-hour event jlllt minutes before dark· ness 11ftled over the course. i A.-J. Foyt . ' t Reported r-•· As 'OK~ Veteran Racer Cheats ·neath RIVERSIDE -.A. J. Foyt, one of AmerlcJ'• most fa- mOOJ nee driven, wu re- ported to be in "satiifactory'' condition toda at Riverside ing a terrifying-eftct OV~t ml crash during the final stages of Sunday's stock car road race here. · . Foyt, 30-year-old two-time a t r I but e to the Woods Brothers of Stuart, Va., who prepared the can. Both Gurney and Panich drO\~ 196.5 products. Junior Johnson of Ronda N.C., originally announced as second, was finally judged to have flntabed third with Darel Dieringer of Charlotte, N.C., fourth. Joh nson and Dieringer C'Ompleted lhe sweep for Ford~ At e finish, only nine of the 41 tarters were running as t e.tmg----ias-lll>S around the twisting, turn- Ing 2.7-mlle clrcuit took lts toll. Si! times the race had to be slowed due to yellow flag 1Jtuation1, causing the marat.boD' event to last just 18 minutes less than six houri.. · Thus Gurney's average speed was only 87.mt mHes per hour, far below the 91.245 record be · set a year ago. Gurney described the win as being "rather easy" and · admitted to members of the press-mtfmellll-amr -ute finish, ''I never really had -to run hard." Only during the early stages was the r e s u I t in doubt. Parnelll Jones, the Torrance fireball behind the wheel of a 1964 Mer- cury, took a io.econd lead over Gurney, but as pit workers winked knowingly, Jones was forced to call it quits on the 37th lap du e to a broken valve. From that point on it was all Gurney. The only time he ever trailed, was during pits stops, of w h I c b he made a tllllRtoUw:- Handling the course with the preclsl9n that has made him one of the world'• lead· ing drivers, Gurney in· creased his margin at will. His final pit atop, la fact, wa1 just a precautionary measure since he wu ao far in front nobody could possibly catch hlm. Rounding out the top 10 finishers were: 5. Gene .Davis, Santa Monica ; 6. Eddie Grey, Gardena; 7. Scotty Caln, Fresno; 8. Sam Stanley, Newball; 9. Buck Baker, Charlotte, N.C.~ 10:-A~.r.Foyt; Hoers· 'ton. Tex. LOS ANGELES -(UPI) - Back home after dropping three oC four gamei on lhe road, lhe Los Angeles Lakers ., lndia.napoU.. king from Hou1- ton, Tex., wu unconaclouJ when be urived at the boapl· tal, but as of this morning he was described as being "OK -except for undetermined chest in;u.rtes." BATTLE FOR SURVIVAL -Pit crew memben work frantically to remove unconscioUJ A.. J. Foyt from the inaide of his racer after Foyt flipped, end over end aome 40 feet in the air during the final laps of Sunday's stock car race at Riverside. Foyt was lifted hoped today that the return from the car moments later and rushed to Riverside to acUon of Jerry West and With only 13 laps remaining ln the •lx·bour race. Foyt blued~own the long back ltralgb~way, dlscovered he had 110 brakes at the last moment ud shot into aweep- lng turn number nine at well over 100 miles per hour. Community Hospital, where he was reported to be in ~:~r ~,~es:~~:; _·_·s_a_tis __ fa_c_to_ry __ co_n_ru_·_u_on_'_'_t_his_· _m_o_rn_in--=g_. ------them to the lead in the NBA 's Western Division this week. TO THI VICTOR -Costa Mesa's Dan Gurney loob- -penaive u he tb1nb over victory in Sunday's 500- mile stock car event. Gurney presentedtbe huge champion'• trophy to the Woods Brothen of Stuart, Va., who prepared his 1965 Ford. He kept check for '13,510 and Pontiac pace car, however .. M thouJaDda of f a 11 I screamed ln' bom>r' his t• Ford pluqed down the em- bankment and did a complete Olp, boundDC some 40 feet ta the air. Santa Anita Race Entries In Sports Arena Lightning Strikes . BASKETBALL SCORES AUOCIATID ,RIIS IAST SI. JoMo/111 IL l.al.,-ette " St. J-..,·, ,.. Seton Hell .. Cornell 10,. "''l"Cl&IOfl ., Rescue tuJlll rushed to the T..-,, JM. "' 19'1 IF1lr SdlolM (IC Clturdll Ill Temple n, VIII-• ff scene of the accident and a.w • ,..,, "'"" ...., u ,. ...,,.. '""c" w.,,.,., IL G1111 .. n1 i i. United Pre11 lnternatlonaJ """" •· "'""-•" 6J G1ll1nr OtmlOfl (J McCutlerl 11• SHllCUM 1~ leSelle 11 w10ormlnked tfrantittcallyptlnfor tonearf ly .!'':~ c~:i~,~ .. ' ~~. Yc~;,,:1~: ~~•""co'~ .. ~:'' ::: You can't catch lightning in ,..,,,, 1J, co111mbi• •2 ' u es a em g ree ,...IQ "°°°' 111' "''°"'" c11 ttwnet11 •'ll a bottle but there's plenty of l rown '°· H1rv!:duT"H 1 the unconscious Foyt who Sty~ 1• c-"' ,., .J~ • 1-~ b hi 411 Tiie Time (W SMfn\t~t•) T70 SIXTM UCS. ' lutlor'9l. 4 vur olds it Stored in the Los Angeles 2._•11d~ 1Wl0_:" p~F eti.w. U WU .,.._..,.. Ul PUl\.-.c: Y S llocaet Tnt 1w ~' '1111 .,.. uo 411owen<.es. PvrM wooo. Tiie ---• .... -• oru t n &boulder harness.. = ,': ~~) m L•wnra' Wlvea. Sports Arena when the UCL .. ~~"'c.'Tt •• ~1• ~ ... = . .: ., Although both tbe front and CllM!le H. (W Harw.ttl 110 Atl9 IM Y~tt) UO d So th c-1:1 -1-b N C.roOne JI V1t11lnle 10 ba-'-of bi d 11-b ..... '-...... (A .Maewl II• Hevld1 "" (W Hern1etr1 11• an u ern GSU011wa as-P9M "· .. West Vlr9lnl1 7t II;& 1 car wu emou. • Rid H-IL Glll1t11n1 1u ~v'"G:111~..,M~1liJnolowl ::! ketball squads take the floor. "-"'• Tedi "' Lou1tv111• 63 ed. rigid roll ban kept the 1: .... D•nc. (H Hll'Ol<lul l1J • NI (W Her!adtl AllllUrn fl. "'•llMN .. roof from cavtnc in on Fout~ c,-,~-,~ L~~, 1 111 ,,:~,N,.,--;M $11lrot11 :~ The top-ranked Bruins gave f'1orw. .._ "'"'1"1"'1 ,, J.,..-··-.. "-·-,,, Cr-.Sl\all '" Alv•rul 11• s nl MIDWHT probably uvinc hi.a We. r .. 111. 111 ,,_..,, x1'° T•mlrls11 c4 ..r11He> m ta ord the shock tr e at· Mlc11io.n tO. Hor1t1wea11n1 " Four membett-of-Ned--T• ,._,lceft ~ :-C.1 111 :_:~ ri0~err~ }14 ment. ~~y night f~ ~~~-n--rett'a pit crew were Injured 11 .... acenr <o a..c11o11 • •111 ic1nv 111Me1m o v11enzue1e1 110 afte uln hin th 1111no1s 1s. Mlnnotera n ln another a---+•cular acci· eo.11 111a 111 Tre!Oll ,,. 1Cn11111 Prowl•• IR c.""'.. 11, r eas g e same vol· low• 111. Mlc~1 .. n s11,. 61 I""'-I'm Wllllnt1 (2 A ..rnfcMI 114 AIM 11191Me tage Which s·inged c-1110-'-lredll'I' 1(M. Clriclnnell N dent as Jarrett's Ford burst , Alli • •ua, o. "•u1 u. 01y1on n ' HCONO ltACI t Fur1on9' Fllllts & Stnoliy s 0.... (R ttwne lll ~Ill 7g_u h .. LI Notre De"" t4. llut11r S7 into flame& during a fUeJ stop meres, 4 Yfft 0.cn end llP ' Ctt1mlng. ~°:."~.~tr ~2 :'1er5::"rMll1r) Ill i.1'1, t, e prtlfV OUS nfghl And MIUOllrl IO, 1Cens11 SI. .. on the 9lat lap. Jarrett leape' "'U•M M.!00. T.. Sectt•trlo of Sports Mu1ltclllo ,J Yenell I m Southern California w h i c h ICenses TL low• Stitt '° fro th t in O..Oldl a. (W "-<nehrl 111 ' IOVTHWl:ST m e car o escape • "'"' sir..-"" Moreno> m , wasn't expected to go very wvom1n1 11. Nrw M .. lco " Jury but it was too late for Hoe-llllfll (0 Helll m HVINTH ltACI. Abeu1 ',, fv•IOflO• l r'9 y-111 Arltone SI '°' own~r Bondy Long and 8 trio Je.c.i M. IE. 1urm1 111 ::"ur!'''m~o."'9:;. ~:"~~~P>F•~~mino. far ln \be Pacific Eight race, Arli~ ». u11h • s · JlldY W. IH Hlnoloul 1U Victory II 1 (O l'le I l d . . , ltYlor 14. At11.1~s 7S of helpers. . 11,.,,...r CW. Hariec:k) lU ..., y re» 1' ma e Jt two WS Ul 8 rOW hy Tuus A&M '3, llke 1S Ole11tY (M. Y-ll 112 Llmone (I. Gllllfenl lit , , . TtJt. Wnltffl 60, Air Foret S1 A,J.l, however, were treated 0u1c11 Tide 11t Me11tlll x1• ••own Jo 1t< C11Urc111 11• blltilng California, 7>55, to ,,.It w1:1T and ele ___ .. fr th b ..... """'-(I. Gllut-nl 11J Suv• loove• (W ~ .... -,,, 116 UCLA ao s r i&M:U om e OS· W•• c.111,.. co 1t 1 1C1no's i..,. 11 IH HlnotOM> m follow up UCLA's Friday win · 1•""'d " pital almost Immediately. Tredec's f'oUy (W 0:.....,,..,1 xm =lll11t•s II (F 1J11art1) "'over the Be .. ·s ~. F~~~~~~·u~'~t~1;;· n In an accident of a dlffe~· ,,._ Em .... , u Long~"' m .!:. ~, 1~,. cg;:,11 ::: cu • wes11. s1 . ..., or"°" st. " ent natore Ronald Pickle . Al• • ....., Jtff'1 Pury 111 Yakel 114 The UCLANs now h a v e s. c1111orn1e rs. ce111orn1a ss ' , 411 Im, IM Yua l IU Puvallup (2 A Pllltdi1 116 0rll90fl U, W1.,,lngt0fl Si 20 of San Diego was killed """"" ca1r-10 ,...,.c.1 "' Port Of Meece 1G Herl\lnc1tz1 "' posted 23 stre.ight conference Oonvlf' ••· Okl•llom• c11y ,. h' h uff ed in Kell (It ~"' XllO Oulc:k Quldt IM y U ) ,,, S.1tt1t. tO. w. T1us $1, 70 w en e s er chest • TreV91 Torell 10 "'rtr' ,,, " wins dating back to last year •d•tio "· .Monl•n• .. J·urles after 1.-:ng crushed • AIM llltlMt Sefl Jo• State n. c1111. s.nte l•rbtre . ~ no1to llACL ' fvf1ont11. "'••elf~ l FIYlnoflfltre " v • ...,,,,..,,, 1u and have jost about wrapped u agamsl a chain link fence. ""' oldl lw'M "' c.111. c111m1"9 Purw "'•lvete Olerter fl " "'....S.I m P•clflc •1. st. M•rv'• s1 1 Pickle was watching the ...._ c111m1111 price 110.000 ~vo '': H•rrN1ti1'H 111 ·"' up the Pacific Eight crown. Lot A""'" stete ,., c11 w .. ,.,,. 64 race on a fork lift truck when Ouk* ,.,... " s....,1o, ,.,,~ e r eague mark Is 4-0 to Lont ••tc~ s1111 m, ''' l'olY, s.11 The Lakers fell back into a tie with St. Louis after los· lng to the Hawks yesterday 118-105. And iC the Lakers needed any proof that their auocess was tied to the perf onnance of West, they got it durlnc the un1ucce11ful road venture. West suUered a broken nose last Thursday in a game against the Detroit Pistons but despite the injury he scored 14 points in the final period to bring on the IOf.100 victory. l .EASE .OCALLY We Leise If - Makes & . Models Choose Your LeHing Source Carefully. Why Not Lease Your Car Where It Will Have a Home? Come In -Look Us Over -Check Our Huge Service Facility - Check Our Price -Then You Will Decide To Lease At CONNELL CHEVROLET ... ltwtlfte o ,.lme II' Mor-I 1 I er encer e 117 Th I I Sen Dlf9o Stele ff, FrutlO SI•"' u I Ellis T h • CJ .,.. h it tilted and rolled down an "''111CtU ..,..... cw Metlor"t• x1ce 1tc»1TH llACI. 7 "''tonos. • ,..., go with an overall. showing of Lula 001-u Oµg m Ute .. ....,.. (It Yeltel 113 olds and uo. 411-•ricn. Pu•M '10,000. lledlends t1, Occlcllftltl 71 • incline. He fell and was run 411befrt 1w Herme1r1 m n.. los AMelft C011ntv Fair. 14-1. USC is in a frve. way tie Sao-n1o s. ,,,. "-Chico St••• • 2121 Harbor Blvd., C.M. . ' over by the truck w1n1er ,>torm 111 ~nem .ou A-Ne<• ~·'°" 10 l'tera> ,,., for second spot :t'th a 2-2 P~N '" w111ttier 11 I COSTA MESA . . Codi-IJ L..-..) m Viki,.. S4>1ttl (I( Chutelll 12'2 .......... Humboldt " W• s ~-Two Santa Ana yout hs. PrlnQ 111 '" si..rmen> 11a stect .. 11 ve....,n..111 m league mark and is 7 for the LP..:-:..:.:.:"~":;; .. ::·:;;•:;lol::e::n:=------~~~~~~~~~~~~ Di 0 Robert Bale-16 and B I I l IFelllllul 1tu• (O Hall) '" 4-ll ... Good 09•1 (W S'-"ektrl "' campaign a I IDS an ego pen . . AM9ole l ln (M Viner! Ill U•por Hall ,,. M-) Ill • Stewart. 16, . were injured. L111o111n Trvm~ flt campe•I 111 Ro.,.1 Eiffel cw H1nec11> "' UCLA remains idle until Tw al h Frefr CulltfOfl II Vilt""'''"' 111 Contrlbult IF 41veru) 113 J 29 b i o men were so urt. Ai .. '"'"" ,._,, & Mn. 1:. 1. Jo11111'°" entry. an . w en t heads for Chi· SAN DIEGO Calif. (AP)-scene reaction by the most _ :_ S'-'t'• Ort111 111 v1u1 "' cago to face Iowa and Loyola --San Di ' Ope 11"'-]f • ,_..., Holkt (0 Long) Ill NINTH lt4CI. llolt mllet .• Ytlr olds (Of Chicago) in eek d &&• . ego n uu ardent admirer Of the loser EllW1rd Smllll (M Ytnerl lit end UP. Clelml119, PurM MSOO. Clelmlng . a W en Tournament ended in the eX· . • llerclrcle (4 l"IMCll) Ill PflCt M1JO. pair. citement of a sudden d. eath Bill Casper Jr. Jockeys T1·e ,ou1tTH Hee. '"' 111.1-· vev .. ••ne111 " V•1•"1.,.1•1 "° UCLA took an 8-0 lead over Ent-ped dr · -, •-llrklel Ptte (A Ptnedel Ill pi.yoff, a remark.able rally, 1WI cap a amatic ~·· old con. • teld1,. JrM Mr orao cw Hermtlll m Stanford but needed key bas· victory for the underdog, Wes comeback when he sank an All's Fest GUfl IA ,.1,,..,.1 111 t~:~ ~:' ~~e~r1" :~ kets in the second half from Ellil Jr. and a touching off-eight-foot putt for a birdie warner 11 Sir Su" IL Gllllfen) '" ll•ll•Clle• (W SllOtl'Nket) 114 Keith Erickson to build an 80- , while Casper got down_ in par. ~~-~: ':Fve~~:::~·,1 ::: ro:~·r;~'ki.11~~·~~~Cl'~tt1 x:~1 66 victory. Erickson wound. UD ., The 32-year-old Ellis, who Nooctle King. (G" Ttnlguchll '" Htrea To You Ill ttwnelll XIOt the high man with 20 points d 't I to F Ch • Sir CNwr 12 M Y'°111 llt Jovlul S.11• CM Y1neO 111 7 NA.MED ~sn pay man>; ~rna-or ar1ty Lou (I Maotl Ill M1rbco .... ,. CD ll~J) "'a g a In s t a 'Stanford team • ments away fro~ his position ~:~ ~:;:.r;:ilV:: r~"!:~~•o• ,,. 1 s1119 11 IR C1mpes1 11•lwhich stayed in contention un-as a club ~rofess1onaJ U1 West T"" '••k 10 Pierce> 11• ,., .. •11•1"' In th I t f' · By PROTHRO Cald U J t th afr . GARDEN GROVE (UPI) Fun ,.,. rw•s11otme1<trl 11e1-=Sc-°' .. c~=J• .. " .. ' .. G .. H_er ... n_,•""'='-1 =---11.;;6;1 .1 = ... c_.a.s= ... 1 ... ve=m....;;.m..;u;;;,t~es~.=-we , .. , sen e air 008 s1., IW H 1 1 11a r into the extra hole when he -They huffed and-t h e y ,.,:";";''"• 111 LOS ANGELES (AP)- The Bnlin1' new head footbel.I coach, Tommy Prothro, hM named sev· en al the e4ht men wbo will a11ist him in pulling UQ.A -ho;>efully -out of the arid.iron depths. Four, announced Sat· urday, are hla aides from Oregon State -Ron Ste-· fritt. Jerrt Long, Bob McKittrick and John Cooper. Prothro also Jaid Sat· arday he hu siped Pep- per Rogers from Florida Unf verslty and will keep \.ew Stueck from the start of •x-UCLA coach Bill Barnes. · oanday, Prothro an- !K>W!Ced the signing of John J ardine. assistant to c9ach Jack Mollenkopf at PQrdue UnJveralty. --~~~~~~~~~-- t' made a sensational putt onl puffed, but the best some of 011 sm111n s.m 11 M vw. rn he 72nd h I A I . t f j k tsltms Glory (M v ..... 1 t o e. mer ca s mos amous oc • F11ml110 Gorv• <E llu'"'' ::: He knocked th9 ball in jeys could do yesterday was to Cfl<*• Cherry u "' Mttstt 111 the from the edge of the score a M tie against a team "'""" uu. , 1.1. "'''"' J ••• , old• green, 45 feet away. lof mere schoolboys in a char· c111m1n1 Pu•M SlOOO. Shouts from the gallery ity football game. l ~~\~7.c.'~.~:'8:1~.1 111 shook the place. The jockey team. w h I c hr Fer~"'• 1w Gev1c1111 :~ But a small boy standing in included Bill Harmatz. Alex "'" "11<~ CF c0•1•1 11• the crowd, cried. IMaese. BUI Hartack and Ray His name? Billy Casper III, York. had worked out on age 8. Re had trotted as close 'Tuesday and Thursday nights to his dady's heels as he could prior to taking on the 12 and all day. 13-year-old Garden Grove tr f:l tt Select iotas These were some of the re-Midget Lancers. Oection1 Monday as the golf. Coaching the Jockeys were :: :::w,.:~ ri .... ers: iocludine Ellis and Cas-some equally famous names ~ ~:=d lou per. beaded noth to play in ln football, lncludlng J on J. w1i. 111c1 Mtn Bing Crosby's annual pro-Arnett. Marlin and Mlke Mc· ~ ~~~ ~·:..,tv amateur attraction at Pebble Keever. Ben Agajanian a n d • v._,,,. s .. 1.tt Beach. Callf. John McKay. ~ .. ~t;:,' !·~~ .... sw•• ,_ .. 11>e San Diego Open was l;============================-~__:_--===:_.:=== close au the way. The playoff came as no 11urprise. It ap- peared for awhile that nen1 more than two would be in tt. It was lh'l! third such fin- ish in the tournament's last Clve years. R!~F.f ·;:![Es 995 Exe. 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It t side tJit ')f sink I Eld cur alt while dled Mat the 11 By GLENN WHITE Prep Sports Editor Rancho Alamitos. the t o p than 64 pointa -a remark· ranked team in the county, Is ab\e record, indeed. the only team to du mp t h e Trumbo can. Newport "a High scoring Garden Grove Sailors. fut, qujck team with uemen· invades Newport H a r b o r Garden Grove come• to doua balance." He addl, Hlgh'a reconditioned gy m Newport with a UM teuon "we'll play man-to-ma D 9 Tuesday afternoon in the Or· 11 :\Sal\M 1 aga.lNt them. Our kids Wte to -----------ange County basketball fea-score on the run and defen· ture game of the day. fi'efdttre slvely we've been tou&b par kl es n Upset Victor Valley Falls, 66-59 Action opens at 3;15 with the boards 10 far.'~ first 'place in the F reeway G•Me Garden Grove baa three League on the line. potent scorers In Tony Rob- -Newport rolls-into battl with a proud defensive rec· record and has one of the Delaney. Robertson, at 6-7, II. ord. The Tara have had only highest scoring fives in the the 'Argos' blc man and be'• two oppone'nu score more county. Coach Bill Trumbo's avera&ing 22,4 poin1-per than 60 points against t h e m troopers are averaging n game. Moore'• hlttinc 18.0 and they are 13-1 for the year. points per game_ and twice and Delaney 12.5. As a point of interest, they 've they've broken the century "Newport ha• a ftne rec- acored 70 points in each of mark, beating Baldwin Park, orl." Trumbo adm!ja. "B u t their last four games. 103·34, and ripping B o 1 s a I think we've playe<r a atrong· They are rated second in Grande. 111-62. er schedule." Orange County circles and No one has been able to Only one county team - are ninth in CIF rankings. hold the Argonaut.a to ·leas Rancho Alamitos -has *8 -------------------able to ltop the Artonauta. Bell Gardens Battered Rancho did it. .71-61, w b •a Garden Grove was not at fWl strength. East Bakersfield nipped GG, 75-74. and always toueh Tom Keller, Barry Eids· B R A k 8 0 Covina shaded Tntmbo'1 out. old and F rmk Zebot ac· y. anger ttac • . nt. TT-72. Ventura thrashed ounted for all but two points ' . the Argos. 90-M, in w h a t -Trumbo calla "our poornt or Mater Del as th,!. Mon· Coast Rangers bounced Willie Katz anti Jackie Ogil· game lo date." cha &Jtlaet · hl&hlY Unked back to · th• win column by vie. Newport'• trall of 1uect1a ictor Valley, 86-68, Satur· clubbing , outmanned 8 e 11 The Rangers put the came has been a proud one. T 19 • ay night in the winnera' gym Gardens 3-0 Sunday after· ln the lee box a monent be-Sall'ora won thelr own tlounla• n the CIF balketball feature · • ' fore the half ended when ment and were second la tbt DOQll before a sun~encbed Barnes connected on a Jogg Huntington Beach clu&ic. f the week. ctowd of JOO at N e w p o r t shot to make tt 3-0 at the "biJ. They have ttx ltront · play. Keller led the para~e with Beach'• Mariners Part.. cuit break. en in Cr<al& Ritter, Chip }\ifol'- polnta whllde "~bo1dat vbaoldd It was the 10th Pacific Soc· Colin West and Harry Ogll-ny, Terry Thompson, ·Dave ·-· 2200 HARBOR BLVD. -COSTA MESA I HOURS: Mon. tin Fri. 10 to t-lat. & Sun. 1O·7 PRICES EFFECTIVE Cost• Mn. Store Only Mon.·Tu..-Wed.·Thurt. Jan. 1 .. 19-20.21 ' .. r 1 · GAL. SIZE ASSORTED PLANTS PHft.ODINORON SEUOUM FINE LANDSCAPING SHRUBS BLACK SABAL PALM YOUR CHOICE ' W AXLEAF PRIVET ONLY 47~ STAR JASMINE • PYRACANTHA GRABER ~UNIPER PFITZER LIGUS~UM TEXAN UM licked for 22_ an 6JC ~ . vre each .l).it _. 1bot shortly Fontiua, Jeff Hein and Bk:k •1•= . -onarcbl gained a measure 1easo? for 'coach ~ Ash· der way to up the count to s-o: .- f revenge against the team croftt s ho~ aoa theit l3th With 25 minutes left in · tbe ••n.,. ••ewe hat-knocked them out of the triump~ agamst one loss this game Barnes got bit tblrd ~ ~':or'!-' .... ::::::::::::::·.: :! CIF quarter finals last sea· campa.1gn. UCLA dwn~ tbe counter and two minutes la· 12 cov1n1 .. ... .. .. .. ..... n IOn. Rangers, 4-2, Friday rught. ter Marlo Porras a .......1 ln a 111 ..,.. G~.... .. .. .. . ... .... " Bell Gard h rt fl f &.a1C\I 7S ..S1nll1eo ................ ~ The Monarch• return to An· . ens, s o ve o shot with hi! head to m'alt.e .. •...a.. ... _,... .. . .. . .. . .. . " gelua Leaiue play Wednea· its startint players, never it 7-0 : ~":."'~ · ":·.:::::::::: : day Dilbt in a key match had • chance -iainst t be No~m Prendergut used bh ;; ~~~.!"'.~~ .::::::::.~·::. Z with Cantwell at the MD hottl and ~ffensively could he1d on the tut point with 111 ....... ," ''"' ... .. .......... s. IY'M· never I er 10 U I J y threat· three minutes left in the tilt. ;: ro:::-Ao\111 •· '.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'. ~ It took a bit of sharp out· en the Ranger goal. , 11 s.v-... . • sidt sbootinc plus an extra ~ un,fam.iliar. face . led the •••NH MAHff oJil l)f ..tf\lrt Or. l'le J'oardJ to wtnners; Offen.SJ Ve drive 3S O S.nti Ana VelltY . . • sink the favored Jackrabbit.. John Barnes, filling in for Joe Lions Drub 7• cor .... cHI Mir ............ " Eidsvold aupJ>lled the ac· Gatt, •co I' e d three times !; ~":/:," . .. ....... :· ~ ,,.,, .. ate eye on the lo"" shot• against Bell Garden•' cap· ., ~''• .................. • "'" ... bl all '5 lllllCM AIMllMt .. , .. ~ while Keller and Zech ban· a e go e. C } • ls " ~-hedl .i..-.n ··· ·· 11 dled rebounding chorea. It was Barnes who put. his 0 OfilS : ::::= ~=~:: .: ~ Mater Del led throughout mates on the scoreboard first. 11 Me• 1>e1 • ,. the atntule, wbkb was wtt-1cofing after 17 minutes of Westminster ret.alnff. it a ~ ~':.. ';:: ~ ........ ::. :: n~ by a capacity crowd. the game ha• elapsed. leadership in the Sunset ~0 '~'::' ~ The Monarchs left the noor And it wa1 another 15 min· League wreitllng race F'ri-1----------- witl) a 35-32 lead at halftime utu before the victors i ot day afternoon as the Lions and maintained an advantace their second point of ·the alt-humbled AnaMim. 42·12. The of four to five point& for the emoon. Lions j.ayyee1 al.lo are unde· rest ot the nlcht Th1J lime lt came on Har· feateJ 10 loop competlUon aft· · ry O,Uvie'1 toal after a fine er ripping the Colonista, 35-12. vict0r v.1t!,_.. "' °iM 15 n-o bit ol tum tVork invoMnc " ___...::.~ ~:";"~ l..,..· Mii•• Del IA JO 17 1.-omlll! (Al N "''°"· Prep Fives In Action Meter Dtl ~;;' ,,. ,, T, "9.-.\Nmolo IW) •. -·· ~...... • 4 2J (Al '"'· B• ..... bo ~-t 1 in 1Kfl I j t 1 IU lbl.-H1rrls IWl ''Med t1<ovtll1 -11. Ana ra t e &ga ~~~" ii l i ~ NEW ST AR <A,1,, ~.~&~~ cwi die • .,.,,., , .. , Tuesday afternoon for Orange ~ncM? 0 0 1 0 . 1~s. Coast area prep buketball T111111 victw s. 11 11 .. -· 1~1~,i.~''° cw1 -. u 1todll11e team• with five of the au Vell1Y,~lf~ ,~ T: SP ARKS v CR ,,. .... __.. .... IW) .... wllfl Worlrf area IChoola in action. 3 o 1 ' '~10H~0111 .. 11 rwi '9<. """•••i. All contelta belin at 3: 15. ; f ~ t c111 1-4. In Frteway League compe- , 1 • 11 Newly acquired Leif 1 .. •,•1:~:.~H•-•• cwi e.c. M111aO tltion Costa Meaa's Mu.tangs 1 0 0 1..-wemer-accounted rot-tw ___ _,.,_.,...o ' o ~-, .. Ki, '-,,':9~!;~ iw1 ··-~-·---tchelr third wtn . ,, u n " goal.J to lead United Coast "' .... -con •At ~1,,_, vt,.l iwi N four~ at ·Orange. New• ~---------Rancera to a 4-0 blank· ... 1oc1 port ho ts "n..-d ,., · · L S d 111 ·1m.-1M11tn91y IAJ ,,,,_ 011,... . · s u mi en urove (aee mg of ynwood un ay cw1 w ... 1oc1. add1UonaJ story elsewhere on afternoon in a non-league ,,~·!..~-:--K~r 1w1 •'-s-<Al the page). soccer outing at Orange. 21.1 1111.-w1111am1 cw1 o"'-1 L-Corona del Mar hopes to Werner. who arrived Y.,. •Al ,,,. "''°'· '""-y a11.-in u •• I in I ,.,._ ....... ...... ..., uic rv e eague here from Norway only a ....... ~ ... (WI -tw forfeit. race and entertain tough Lo- k a t•ed t h 106 1111........,.•rrfnt CWJ won tw -It wee a.o, supp I e 111 tllL.4.on <wi c11<. LOH• <Al u . ara. winners with the second 11i.1111..-ttldl1rnon IA> o.e. Kurtr 1.0. Westminster's Lions lake half punch they needed 'JO 1~"'"11 twi o.c wu,.1o; <Al th · f' I I Jim Rudd was named Hunt-"°· eir ma non· oop warm up ngton Beach-Marina wrzst· to 'ubdue Lynwood. l cA'i3'0-~s-;Jr~o0 ... ~:_: pl,,ntd Heldt ... before going into Sunset cir· It was l-0 at ha;ftime. w tb1,-M•r11,,., •wi e1ee 11v•1e<11 <Al cwt competlt.lon. The Lions er of the week for hts part in '"° eading the Oiler' U> a re-thanks to a penalty goal 1 .. i11t.-<.erme10 <A1 dee o .. reo• cw1 play host to potent Sunny ffills . scored by Brian Oayus. H . Huntin ....... n Beach M--'-a Undin a 52 -t w1'n over Santa u1 111 .. --s,.,....... CAl ~. ~., .. <Wl •"" . · 41 u • • °'1 And.re Cousin account-~ .... ~ ~ rolls out.the welcome mat for a Valley Friday afternoon 1 1111 n the Marlna mats. The OU ed for the other foal for H.. ~Fume iwi •· Fartvn••• ... , Tuatin in lta lut tuneup be· ? lty jayvees did nearly as coach Brian McCaugh· 111 1M.-s1..,•v cwi •· coue11 1Al fore Sunset wars open Fri· 1 U th . b' b th ey's crew. "~, 1111.-zi.-n cwi -bv •tr1.c1 day. e as e1r 11 ro ers. ns •bs.-H'""' IA> •· Ft•l'IM cwi -----------ushing the Falc<tns, 47·10. •1 , ~~ . . .. lb•.-HKJ<nty (SAVI Ille. WrftM ' ... lcetfJ•ll ~ ~ tt!.-s_.,.,s IMl ,.,....d Hot'MI Full w t) p• Ii ti~,..:.~~~°"iM, P'"'*' l•U .. •badl erton · res 1ers 1n ~~ .. r-1411 : 0•1g~trE:~ ~ AV) Jrd MrlOCI. -lffrllne c (1) H-rlcklOOI !.) ~~) l~~·d~"::. CMJ ti-Cl1'9r c .. rtoe (IS) G CIJ) Clev1l1"d 'l 130 lbl ..... YOllllktWI IMI dtc. v ... Sivia Lo .d d L M 1"'"Y m G (7) Wv>•r •W) ._,. psi e• oss k9'fne aub....C .. te Maw. IHlu<h l4, . U6 "'9.-alldlf (Ml Ille z.,.lklll · on esa ~-1; ,lllllrlen Cu .I. v. • Mft1 IS. , Vl U-t, · H41tnl,,,. score: Ful"rton Jt, CMlt ~ 141 llM.-1( .. ,.,.. (Ml dK. ... ,,. t&AVl (-• ... Mer (ltl (ti) K1_.y I · Costa Mesa suffered I t s 1'1 H, '"'' 1u1 ,. m Orf99o I 14 1111.-MllllMIVrn CM) dK. Quick t stli d ( t f th I 1)7 ll>s.-llorttt IFI dee. l<oaehz•k ((Ml "'"M tlOJ , Ul ....,,. .,. AVl 2• wors wre ng e ea o e 6-3. G1119hn co c pi Ler:ion l 1S1 lbt.-frlcklOtl IM) plnrltld Shell season' Friday afternoon at 161 Ibo -Cr~k IF, plnr>td Ft<rym1n Gray !15) • G (61 llur1tn r' V) let -'"· I ICMI ht "'led· L.e ll11e (4) G (1) Htnwn I .. lbs.-Otvton (M) tinned Sh~ll«•d the hands of Fullerton as the "' lb>.-PllllllP• IFJ ~ M1rtln (CM) kOl'lnt sul>s-<-M W004Y 7, SlmhO,, AVI 1n4 "''°" M d b d U . 1, w~t .. 11 Kt _ _... lluu ' l11 lbs.-.. olo< (Ml olnned !lush UStangs prove 10 e goo lf4 lbo.-Sulllvtn IF) 111,,ned Grtflem H1lltlmt kora--Cor01>1 Oel . Mtir 11, :,ri '~d-=:::d <Ml •Inned Mc· I hosts, 317-11.. Thed lndilan _jdayd.j cc~ ,!;:~-~~ •• <" -bV iom11. 1~:~~ •• ~ mi mi M•• ... "• "h• tSAVI Jrd o.rlod vecs a so pmne a nps1 e h ervu •011111 lllodr.er 1111 ui '"""'' t» ttw.-l•""' IMJ wo,, 11¥.111rtt11. defeat on coach Oick Ma " lb•.-Ktnt 1cM1 """'" ov ~ .. 11. COCl!lnt "'' 1101 ,,.n11 Jh•" •tlllllt · 106 lbs -Bur,.tl (F) olnMd 0111111 Prtllttr (t ) tl&l Gtla> ti llJ&,-llotntro !SAVI WOtl 11¥ 1-tt ISOn'S troops, Crushing th !.' (CM! l~o ~rlOd. Hensen (.II l11l i co11 I°' lbs.--Oeftl (SAVI ..,. by ,.,fell M ta .,... lB 11S lb> -POYne (Fl do>c Mtrrl..,., l"uckt11 Ill (•) Silvoral"" II.I lbl.-M1•11 (M) .......... Ftl'rnefl UI ngS ~1.· • IC M! S" Scorine 1Uti.--Wu1.,,f,,alcr Gepherl 1. AVl ''' Mrtod. The Mesans 1·ourncy to Or· I UJ lb• -Cl• '• To•rr '"l de< llu1 Maol'Oll•: IC"''"' l 123 lbi.-.11-. (Ml •"-d O.Oerd . ICMI •·O. H11111,,,. ocor-W•Umlniltr 11. Mo· vi Jrd •''°"· angc Tuesday m an attempt! 130 1bs -L~··~· 1cM1 m . 0,,~, ..c11. 1s. uo lbs.-GldOtru IM) dee. Rodrlouer t t b k th . . IFl·• 7 so CAL (61) ()4) CHURCH v1 1•0. -o ge ac on e winning •36 lb•.-11 Torr• <Fl die J.,.,., Rfp1n 1111 ,, mi H••"I"" l:U lbt.-l1r1ttlo (Ml dee. Melnloall track. The match proved to1 •CMI ''·' Allbrlllon 110) " (10) O• MCNv" V) t-0. be u . 141 lbl.-APPY (Fl dee Ftrrvmon Mlnc.v I.I) c (!J Ntl•C" l•I lb•.-ao..-11 (M) ~. McCaultV I COi y m another way, too. tCMl J.O. Br.-· (4) G "'AO•V Vl •·1• M ta J' Phllli f 141 lbs -lhid ICM\ In ._ E Hetlh 111 G 111 ""' l4 tba.-P••I! CM) ""'"°" JOllMOn 81 US ng tm Pll ~u · ,,,.0 .,.,1ed 0 n ve"' !f l kor•"• >ub1: sec-Hixton 111, w.,, <\") ... ~ f f d b k h · · mlntltr -D• McNull fl) u· .... "' od. ere a ro en arm UI Is. 1.11 lbL-Dkkson ICM) di•• .... h u ... Hl·"'A•IHA i'41 (Ml SUNNY HILU , ..,.-S ... ldOn (Ml ·~ Gr-bout dVl t !Ft H Smllh Ill " m c;..i .. •V) )rd -"'41. · 14' lbt -O•llO'I ICMf ~ Cr•wlofe """""" IUI ,. fll l"urv1< Al lbt.-CreblrH (M) dP<. Sl•U'TIP V1rtltv ..... 11. (Fl j.I G•O$clost Ill c \lll fn••·· 'Vl ... 1. '9 lbs -Jon<U ICM! plnrltld C:ormlc~•tl 171 lb\ -Brow" IF I Ote Sheri (CM) L0<kh1rt tl<l G I 01 H10.tll 78 1-.,-Hkb IMl -lly flW1e41. tFJ I 1· lod 6-7 Crover 110l G ltl '''"•"(1•1 •4 lbl.-&-rs (M ) -•v torftll l06 51bt~trdl (Fl pfnntd PhlltlP• It• lb• -P•rtd• I Ff Pll'ned h clttll wf"'f;~;'°uf.'>' kll·Mt•f,.e-ll•own 141 U lbt.-l rOWll (M) -bY fl)l'ffft. ~'Ml Ill .,.,1o41. (CMI 2nd M•lod. Melftl-·_... a.....,, I lU lbe,-C•••-(CM) di<. ~•onlch ns lbt -lier IF) won bv tor11,11. 'Nrl"• it. · I! 116 ~ Mii· <Fl M. I::;:;======:::;:::;;;::;::;;::;;;::;::;;;;;:;;;;::;;::::;::;;:;::;;:::::::;:;::::;;;::;;;;;~ It> ......_.. 11 Torr• (l'l """"" Delh Ir (CNil 111 Mfi.d. ,,. ---••vnoldt <'I .-c. Md<Y•Y tC.M) 1• (Ml °""'II IN llle.-Oerrt <Fl lllNWd Mll<lltll p (fl Mllltt ICM) let Nflof. , (7) lltYMldt If! lbt.-C-(CM) Ille. Sttnlcll (F ) C l ltl Mewr 1'4. 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' 7 (COLOR) MOVIE "The R Man." t rru Sl1lEET WEST JI (COLOR) BUGS BUNNY 13 (COLOR) RUFF, REDDY U PAJNnNO 4 lllTCHCOCK DOUR "Fl.pal Perforrnanct." Jo~ranchot Tooe. Broken down vaudeville perform· er's comeback ls cut abort by murder. It: .. DETECTIVES BEN CASEY Stars Vincent Edwards. Jo'OLLOW 111E SON PEANUTS Dr. Siegfried Relnhardl •:• NEWS. Pu&mu, Ellis, Burrell, 'Coates. M ro PflRIE i 4 NEWS, Hu1tley·Brlakley 5 LEAVE IT TO BEAVER Jerry Mathers, Toc)y Dow. (COLOR) TREASURE ME.1 t001<~0 BUI Burrud, host. Lncf A PRE.H Y •·curse of Macumba." NICE GUY, 5IR'. Y' nE. JU5T JS WOODY WOOPECIER %8 HERITAGE H:lt DIDN'T Jl8f ON HEARING MUSIC w11H ANGELA'' Df5ClllPT1~ ?: .. ~-z.--fll-EWS,Cfffld&e-10:30 OF HIM! . t1NDkY's-emt.t>--~ -- • (COLOR) GOLDEN VOYAGE, Doagla1 "Emeralds of Bogata.'' 5 RIFLEMAN I PLAY A PAJR Paul Gilbert. host. 11 77 SUNSET STRIP 13 (COLOR) CAPTURE ti JAPANESE BRUSH PAJNTlNG 7:• 2 TO TELL THE TRUTH Guest panellata f r o m ''I've Got A Secret." .f KAREN Debbie Waston. Richard ? Dennlng. Mary LaRoche. Father blundera in buying formal for Karen. WELL ROUNDED COMEDIAN -Allan Sherman abaped up in a Hollywood hospital for his color special, "Allan Sherman's F'unnyland.'' tonight ~t 9 · p.m.. on Channel 4. Lorne Greene and Angie Dickinson will guest on the program. NO TIME FOR - SERGEANTS Sammy Jackson and llar· ry Hickox are stars .. I 13 MA:'V OF THE WORL.O Stais Crai$? Steven~. 9:30 S (COLOR) IT'S A SMALL WORLD "Zululand to Zambia.·• U COMMENT, Brown. 11:.fl % ~1ANY HAPPY RETURNS Stars John McGiver. 'I VOYAGE TO THE U AMERICA'S CRISES: 111E COMMUNITY Joe Foley quJts his Job to become an actor. Documentary on adopUon o( multiracial children. NEWS, Chambers, Snyde.r, Garton, Scheer NEWS. Johna, Fishman. Sloane. .H:.fl COMMENT. Bren. 11:• % NEWS, Duphy, Udell, Story. 4 (COLOR) NEWS Jack Latham. ~ MOVIE "Since You Went Away.'' Jennifer Jones, Joseph Cotten. Part T. 7 NEWS, Ward. t MOVIE •'The Snake Pit." Olivia de Ravilland, Mark StevenJ. BOTl'OM OF TBE SEA Richard Buebart and Da· i vfd Hedi10n, co-stars. t :• LUCYSBOW Lucille Ball. Vivian Vance. Lucy and Viv win a trip to Las Vegas. but arrive with no money. '1 BING CROSQX.SJIOW Bing Crocby and Beverly 11 Garland are the co·stars. (COLOR) MOVIE "The m,h and the Mighty," Johll Wayne, Robert Stack, Clalre Trevor, Laraine Day. I MOVIE "Revolt of tM Tartan.'' Curt Jurgens, Genevieve Page. BUl·Burrud, bolt. "Michigan Panorama." !3 PREVIEW OF nTH CONGRES..~ Preview of major issues expected in next session. II: .. % I'VE GOT A SECRET Guest panelists from "To 1'ell The Truth." .f MAN FROM U.N.C.L.E. Slar1 Robert Vaughn. "Fiddlesticks Affair," Ken Murray, Dan O'Herlihy, MarlYn Mason, guem. So- lo destroy1 55 mllllon ln cash, which was the prop- erty of THRUSH. I (COLOR) MOVIE "Niagara," Marilyn Mon· roe, Joteph Cotton. J1 THE DAKOTAS U THE LIEUTENANT Stan Gary Locnood. II FRENCH t'llEF •:• .! ANDY GRJFF1TR. Barney trie1 to rebabill· tau Otil. (COLOR) SPECIAL 9 WYATT EARP 1:48 t!3 FORTY·FfVE YEAR~ WITH FITZPATRICK land." Lome Greene. A~· 9 gie Dickinson. guests. ~EWS, Roberta. IO:M 7 WENDY AND ME ! CRS REPORTS 13 MOVIE in~. Nina Foch. ll:U George Burns and Connie Stevens are the co-stars j 11 ELEVENTH HOl'R 4 <COLOR) TONIGHT Stan Johnny Carson. LES CRANE SH()W "Press and thtt Law." conflict over news cover· 7 age of criminal cases j % ll:JI MOVIE Monday Highlights 7:30 p.m.-IT'S A SMALL WORLD (Color), Chin· nel 5 -"Zululand to Zambia." 7:30 p.m.-HOLIDAY (Color), Channel 13 - ''Michigan Panorama.'' 1:00 p.m.,......MAN FROM U.N.C.L.E., Channel 4 - "Fiddlesticks Affair," Ken Murray, Dan O'Rerliby, Marlyn Mason, guest.a. 9:00 p.m.-SPECIAL (Colot), Channtl 4 -"Allan Sherman's Funny Land." 10:00 p.m.-HITCHCOCK HOUR, Channel 4 - "Final Performance.." Franchot' Tone. • 1flOVIES "U I Were King." Ronald Coleman, Frances Dee. 1%:3t S MOVIE "Froun Ghost," Lon Chaney, Evelyn Ankers. 13 MOVIE "Adventufea of Gallant Bess," Cameron Mitchell, I Audrey Long. 1%:"5 t NEWS, Roberti. 1: .. 4 CHANGING TIMES J:lS 2 MOVIE ·~ Blc Bluff." Martha Vlckers, John Bromfield. I MOVIE ''Woman on the Beach," Joan. Bennett, Robert Ryan. TONIGHT -"'" - HERMAN 'Excellent' Special 'f s Really Medioc~e 6 •· TltW M MAM (1.,.), C1*111tl !'-moll lllJWf'I ,,_ o1 -It ~ 7, J••-,,ewclleft. lllr-11 '-tlltf W fart •• ~Ttlt;.:;,....~"'~H~t'-~·~~rl ~ __.....,. .. -w-...... 1:)0, •rlOlT ~ TMI TAlllTAIU IKl"9 .., -ialrl l•le. PU>t•94tt r1- (lHO), C'*"-1 t. ''"''"' Cliff Jur .. 111. view llltlr 1111h. GelWVl..-t ,. .... Tiie llON It • lt lllttlk -CIKUltr lrl "'9 Julet Vttl\e tredlllO'\, 11 :00, MIMI elllllS Oho. Cttt-1 I th A ltuul.., C#tl lft la ..,1ru1ttf wltlt ll, •lt rrl11t AM Htrdln41. NI•• foell : By RICK 0. BROW Of lllt Del" ...... Stefl turn n some sty 1 e to e "'• ltllt Oil dll"'9rlllt • vll4111 ""'~· EltM VKt llcwll11t 9'rh ••• •II ,.,.,.; United S•.J--with his fa1"th 10 • """ ._ "'1'" •••1 111 "'-wM>K .. ......,. • -o-1rv ,;,,,, '' '-vflCI ~ • cltltoltlt ret<N1 ol &lberlt . He mu•• dffd 111 ,,_,.lft colli11 HOLLYWOOD (UPI) ful il (Ml D' '-'-I 11o111 "'' • .,, ,,,,...... • bl(oe1"'te1 ' -eX·W e SS IC1u11SOn • Tot1or hell• 111 t I-MY ...... , beto<o ll:lO, 11' I Wlltl KING fl'31). ~S..TV Sun da y night at· One'• mouth watered 1•"' b'f '"' -m•11. '"-1 t. ,,.,,1,.. • ..,,.,. co1,.,..., • Frtftat 0.., 8tsll lltlltbont A -tempted a ooe·hour comedy-imagining bow the same tele-• oo. Mt&eAu ""'" ,.,.,_. s. '" M111_... 10 u 11t. " io11-"' &. ~ ,, c.otor, tltrrlftt -"'" MOll<oe. Jo-''lll<ttJ -lon1'o lo ••••, '"' ,_,,. ipelodrama "special about play after some good hard co11e11. " dtsturt>ed ••• vt•er.., " · ' mtrilH for muf-Of\ Illa ltoMrmoon IJ:Jt, l'llOJIM eMOST llUS), (lt•-c group of crimlnal exiles in •ork and sweat and revl· i.r '" 11rll•llllr111 wlf9. s. '''"'"' L"" c11-..., ht"'" ...,.,m. ~ 0 b h tel ln try I"' ,,,_.,,, -· • M•i<• of (t t ... • ea ag o a coun slons mJght have prospered 11·00. 111te1 You WINT AWAY. M ""''•''-I ...r...:th dlU ti ' '""""1 s. '''"""' ,_.., J~ J• WI DO extra on trea es. yean ago in the h~ds of a -Collfft. ,,. ............. ,..., I. 12·• AOVINTU .. S OF (;AllANT J...e all star st included J bn H d · h th I •1SS 1"•" ,......,.. u. ''""'"' c.,... :Jn • ca o uston an w1t e 11.eo. TI41 s.••• .,IT, ,,,.,,.... t. -Ml1ct1111. AW•rt L-,.,,,,1111.,,.. Gyrtl Ritchard Buster Kea· "-.-lo.I-, f H h B 1•'•"'"' 011..i. • HIVhlllfld. Mer1t SI•. alory '""°'v'"' • llOfw ......... •OUl\9 • """&.Ill o a ijmp rey o--. u. GeM. a.tsr ie1e1r. "°''°" o1 _.. 111 .._ • I tOn, Robert Horton, Dolores gart and a Peter Lorre and a 1 :.:=;••, ~ ':...~. ': l'IS. TMI ••• 8LU" n nsi. c-. ...... del Rio, Paul Lukas, Hoagy Sidney Greenstreet and a H1v111.,.. -""' .,.....,,.,.."" .. t. ''~" Mt""' v1c1<~. JOI'• 1,_ Carmichael, Walur Sleuk. Mary Astor, and m3yl:>e an ~~iih~""'~ .-erd ,,..,., Ntw :::;..: .~:.,.::;t!_..,:::.,:;•: ktgie Dickinson and ij a y Ells1'a Cook Jr too -and .. n. 111e •• ,,.,,.. e1 ,,., ,,_,, ., •'>Cb. m · , I 11 oo. TMI MIOM AND '"' N.l•HTY • .. alston. some of last night's cast al so. c,,._, 11, •••rrlll• Jo"" w,.,.., 1t~r1 1:1s. WOMAN °" TMI n•c11 1M 71, The teleplay, ''The Man This sort of pro1'ect is really s1t<1<, c1.1,. Trtvo" L.,.•"" on. J•"l'"•111111 '· •••rrlfto J,..n a ...... , ~o1>-t , " _ Sttrllnt. Pltll Mtrrls, lt-.1 NtwlOll. trl ltvtn. Cl\.,.ltt lllc•foro YounQ .,.0 , o Bought Parad111e, was , very special work and a Cel· Dev111 ••••n " Trans-<>r1011t PKlfk ofllc••· ~ '°""' ,,.. w1i. o1 •. blind s not "s,,....lal" at All ex· I be g'ood ·1n oth "1"11•• p1-••h• °'' ''°"' .._1u1u "''"'"· w...aa ,,,. ••Inter i. '"'"'"' ..:... ' Y~~ • OW Can very. · 1•lt1>0tt bound lo< s ... ~rencl11«1 corr, Int bllndntu to llOld hi• wlte 011pt perhaps in reverse pro· er areas and fall flat on his - portion to the star·power em· face with something like "The LITTLE PEQPLf'S PUZZ E Ployed so wastefully and al· Man Wh-0 Bought Paradise" l ciost to no point; and a us-unless he handTes it with ut-~Fl~~~~~~::=~ lfll.llY outstanding producer· ter security or kno\(•-how and I cfirector, Ralph Nelson. This style. outcome, however, wa1 not The result last night was a ~tirely unexpected since the leaden hour. ranging from jS r o g r a m wa1 completed mediocre to embarrassing. ctulu a while ago, and 'Vas As constructed. It had noth· or.lglnally 1cheduled for 90 Ing exceptional to Lell . no ex· minutes. but was shelved. ceptional wa y to tell the story With all the firepower and it had. no exceptional acting ..; talent available, one Is temp-or writing or directing. It ted to wonder whether the might have been a n o t h e r .,.ell.known machinations and hour of "Hawaiian Eye" or butchering that can occur at something In that class. It a network took p 1 a c e thi1 wu not very serioup. not very Ume as well. More likely, funny . not very anything boWever. one la t e m p t e d except perhaps astonishing. merely to conclude that this Nevertheless, I wouJd like v,enture. which wu of the to aay some kind words about type that must wait a tight· these one-hour Sunday night rope of exquisite delicacy and "specials" that CJ,lS-TV has precision. limply was one or been -peresenting before its thote v~ bad d a y • all new series, '-'For The Peo· around. pie," about a prosecutor. 1 In brief, the plot concerned takes over Jan. 31. In addl· L---1r-· ... the presence of a new Amer· Uon to last nlgh,t's effort, we lean exile (Hort.on) w!!o was have also had three reruns j b~ilii~::iiirif.~~, ntarked fbr murder by the of Fred Astaire musicals, and botellt boarder& because his a look at England's Royal continued residence· in the Ballet; and thJs Sunda y the country might have resulted hour will offer the American In an extradition treaty. premiere of Gian-Carlo Men·' tbereby endangering their otll's new opera. "Martin 's po8itipns. 1n the end. thi s I.le." which concerns a boy's shrewd fellow. a financial choice between truth and love wlurd. winds up finagling In· an o r p h a n home in them all silly. flnall,1 bribing 1 medieval Eu rope. The ov<'r· them to pay blm off with a 1 all percent.age o( viewer en- lar&e sum so that he can re· iJOYm<'nt ha& been high. llllllS 9 'BN~VW ~ 'OllOJ lll t ·snDVJ . ' 'NWY8 't -UMOQ 311SIHM '8 'BU 'l 'l!V3dS 9 '140JSOVJIW ~ 'Y)Y4W C 'HWYJ .,_uo"V :SlllMSNy MUTI AND JEFf WELL, COME ON, DON'T JUST STANO TME~E! 00 SoME I G r.;;:..--. ~UNNY! MISS PEA.CH POGO ly Chartn M. Schull iHtS IS 60IN6 TO SE OE ~ 1l40SE "'TOSS A.MO~. Hf6HTS WHERE I CA>fT 6ET 10 Sl.eef>. .. . 11 DAILY PILOT/NIWl·'llU ~"·• Jan. 11, 1965 ., .......... v ...... DOSOM~ING! W;'RE SUPPOSED TO MAKE PEoPl.E LAUGM ANO ee 1-1 P , z k .. / z -Z ~ By Don Sh,rwoocl MEANWHILE, I-If PLOITEQ5 A~ ly Clyde Lamb By Al Smith By _ Mell I ·II . - ~\,..)••"" By Walt Kelly N t It - II • 1 ' -.. c • & ,,. 1,, .') _r PORT , I HOW THltU TUHDAY- Antt l"'9rtal""'911t M\VHIU LOVI HAS OONI"' AI.SO ITATEAlt1 .._.. _ _.1111•. ....... ...,.....,....- ........ 'llllOll&.eW ..an ..... Y .... .,... WI UH 1 ltl -c..t. ._::--.................. ...... ......... ..... .. ..... . SmaD Beet, Big Spaee . ..... 69 Race In BCYC ABYC. Sailor Wills Mannillg Trophy 8mrJ Schoftlld ~ Alam!· clauet, •hkh .tarted at n... S1ztJ • 6 boat.I tn nine a Bay yacht Club led a rec-inlnute lntervala, Jammmc cl.-tamed out for Bahia ord fteJd ol a Naplu Sabot.I up OD the ftnlah line. in at OortndUD Ya c b t Club'• leaat two races. All of •• Wiater Re1atta Sabad& around a wtndl•A coune at boat.I had to be towed '-':k and SUllday.. 1 llnc Harbor Yacht Club SUD· to their moortnaa after each TropbJ ~r1 ln each day to take bome the .. year-race beQ_lllt. of lack of wind. clul -..: · old MaMlnl Perpetual Tro-'lbe Manntn1 Tropb7 ls ~HA (U) -Paper pby in the aDDual race for the moat coveted ••~ in 'nler, MlU H1nh. BYC; (2) undecbd Nlllnl dlnahlea. Southern Callfomla dlnlhY Marsartta. Dale BerkihlMr, Tbe trophy la awarded to ..w.n,. The 28-pound .Uver A•1mttoe la7 YC; (3) Upaet, the wtn.ner ht Jbe 1 1 r 1 e 1 t bowl bu been ln competition L. Ptn1, Sierra SaD1Dc A. clua of dlnablu competlnf 21 years. woe'~; (4) Mutual Fun, [Ke. Niples Sabot.I Trophy winner• In .. ch of · m ~ outnumbered the Win'ard1be-four-da ... were. - 1a (12) -We're Sabota by three. Half of the NAPLES SABOT (Ill - MOYba, Bud Joaea, Mluton <t in the Naples IJ'OUP were -White Cloud, Henry Sebo-~ (1) PllU, Joe from Alamlto• Bay Yacht field, ABYC; (2) Echo, Carol lL Udo Ia1e YC; Club. Tbe othen turned out Kimball, ABYC ; (3) Encore, (S) bdlco,N. DUnda1, ABYC; from yacbt dubl tn the a. ~d lClmball, i\BYC. • (4) No. •, E . McKemie, dondo area. JiJN'ARD SABOT (44) - ABYC. Other cJuau competinl Grau Fire, John Baldwin. LID().14 Jr. (4) -Eaplrlta, wen 11 Pen&Wm and 13 KHYC; (2) Uve Wire, Steve = ~ter, South Shore Omecu. accountmc for m Colberc. Windjammer VC; ~ (14) _ Bach'• Kite entries ln the four clauea. (3) Ll1 Sil, Mike Baker, Ktng Erle Ca.non ABYC· (2) Pat Llcbt to aero winda pre-Harbor YC. Sea Pally Ober LIYC· (3) valled both Sat&irday and PENGUIN (11)-Gale Bait, ~ lJ, And, Ro.., Dean Obray, KHYC; S~k, BCYC; (4) ·-Little Breeze . • Richard Staniec, KHYC , 13) Sbawn Dumm. ABYC · ' Myria, Tom Slmpeon, KHYC. SABOT A (11) -Biue Rip-Sulvei Molt It, Monte Howell. OMEGA (13) -Two Bits, Pl•, John DalS}I, Newport SSSC. Herb Chan, K H \'. C; (2) llarbor YC · (2) 'Nother Too YACHTING WORLD CAT Emanon, Steve Smltli, KHYC; Kevin O'Beyon, BCYC; (3) (3) -Carolyn, R. En&J.hh, (3) Dam Boom, Richard Sla· ltllley'1 <»met. Gordon Cabrillo Beach YC. vin&kl, ABYC. Jobnaoa, BCYC; (4) No. l~ 51, Kevin Keam1, BCYC. ,GILLS FINE WINES & SPIRl1S •[m• The Wind.Jammer, 22-foot aloop built by R. S. DorrD of Costa Mesa. attn~· SABOT B (I) -No. Three Bill Brldgea, BCYC: (2) Llttle Mist. Linda Heater, BCYC. . ...._ SCOTOI $5.99 Siii or 3 Siiis $16.99 much attention at~ International Sailboat and YICbt Show, which cloeed Sun· day ni&bt at Lons Beach. 11M roomy fiberglul boat, designed by Morsan Em-~· aleeps fou.r and hu a cockpit bit •ilou&h fer alx to eight penona. For Strub 'Cap ARCADIA, Calif. (AP) - .::. El Peco Ranch'• HiD Rile .= bu cast bh shadow acro11 the'" wtnner'• cl r c 1 e of the $100,000.added a..rlel E. Strub Stakes at Santa Anita Jan. 30 alter a ltunhlnl vic- tory tn UM $1,550 San Fer- nando Stake1. Winnen of the lut two San Fernando Stakes have 1one ca.,..~-on to ca~ the Strub Stakea FAIL UFI -CrlmaOif Satan in 1983 and Gunbow last year. And Hill Dan O'HERUHY,Walter MATTHAU R11e'1 trainer, W. B. Finne-• Frtnk OVERTON• Ednrd BINNS gan, 11y1 hh '9year~d colt IMry HAGMAM•fritz WEAVEI baa a &ood chance to make f!:t? FONDA••..., a lt ~.•:!~-up in l.ut ·~~~~~~~~~year'• Kentacky Derby, tum-• . ed in • impre1atw stretch ;:=:;;;aa ______ _,I ------·-eprtnt in ~ the San mm11m1 ~-::~ .. ~~Sae ...... &Ill ............ -HOW ~LAYING -____ _,,,_ . ,_ ... Fight Re1ulta . By Ute AaeelaW Pna PORn.AND, Ore. - Richard Sue. in, Port· land, . ctopped Larry Florea, 131. Los Angeles, 4. DORTMUND, Ger.nany -Pien. Tomauonl, 1111, Jtaly, outpointed Rieb· ard Grupe, 179, Germany, 10. ~ .. , " ~tlj( II ~' 1111/tl ly R. J. WHJmcn You can't buy a book by -----~ ll~========:'ll its cover . . . That's an I old proverb . . . but one STEAK NITES MeA,. T-.. ..... ,_ • '· M. .. II ,,#.. COMllNA TION DINNERS Friday I Saturd1y Night 6 PM. Till Midnltht Broiled Steil & Broiled Steak & Lobster Tail with Southern Fried t>rawn Butter Chicken $2.25 $2.25 Broiled Steak • Golden Fried Shrimp with Spicy Sauce $2.25 Comb. Seafood , Platter: Hush Puppies $2.25 All abevt erdtrl Mrvtcl wltll 10up, to .. d 1ree11 ul1cl, ll1ked er 'I' pot1tot1 -Hot rolla. that takes on new mean· ing when you're fa ced with the problem of buy. ing insurance. To you they all seem aUke, but IJelieve us. they are not. Why not Jet us call on you and ex- plain the dirrercnce. We have a per~onal interest ln you. your f1mlly. and your buaineu. Good lnsurance and responsible agents are Inseparable . . . ~hey just naturally go toge~r ! And , we trunk that's worth re· membering when you are buylng a n y t h l n a that I 1 means so much to your se· curity and "P e a c e of Mind'' as does Insurance. ~ CAlL Kl 9-4391 Wigmore Insurance ' A WJlm KllG SOAP Wat• Softener :: ·49' Thin Flake Crackers ,~~. 25- 0tdon Rings l90S"°T ::gllN 25' Frozen Sandwich ~:1~G.'°y 59¢ Samoa Fruit Drink~ i:'2 i 29' Wery Treatf New Danish TWKt COFFIE · CAKE ~39c_ SUNSWm Prune·Juicc Ott APRICOT .APf'LE . mJNE ~~~39c • Delicatessen Valves! VON'S SMOKED, SPICED ~J:--LUNCHEON ~ . · >/. .··"' MEAT ~t~ ..... 59~ JERSEYMAID SOUR CREAM first Doy fresh. Perfect /Of P'orty Oipt.. 25' 1"1NT CTN., .•. ...C9c -1.,-ftNT CTN.,.·~ •• Ajax liquid Cleaner • "Ol. •"-.... _ ....... -' 1 c fob Detergent -1.>•c.1 ,..,, .................. , • 33c ENDEAVOR (3) -Aphro- dite, R. Longja&lr.~SSSC. ................................. -•. ''"' .... """"" ... ,. -Cell• ,... OCEAN llACING (3) - Wliat. ~ FRESH SB..ECT suaD IEEF UYll -CORN IONG SUCID UCON 49~. &Ira Yaluesl 'CIOAQt&l.A, PliHC'f GUNFRUIT lMOI. C8IP MIAO IOMllllE NM,,'Htla.+.18> IEll PIPPEIS c=. 5:;. A FR OIEN . . YEGEUBLES : F\AVORFUl. EASTERN MflK·fE'D T£NOER PORK .LAMB CHOPS CHOPS , .... ~~ lllt .... . ,. C~N-f 'IA. f'ORI( IU, loin Encl Chops 49~ Rib Chops ~ 69~ loin Chops ~ 79~ lamb llrtosls ••• , • , 1 :r. Lomb Patties •••••. 3~ Lomb SM11ltt ••• ~ •• 399 ~ ...... .,69~ U.S.O.A. ,J,. CHOICE CA- L.AM& 0-Bone Chops =: 79' Rita Chops oc: 19~ SllClll Loin Chops 1 ~ NIGU lfl'ICnVt MOM, MS. wtll. '""'· " ~. a. ~:r.JN~'.Ql&11~·~~~·~.~-Q~li&ll1111J WYlfR'S Soup Mix fl'UREX Beads 0 -Bleoch Pet aurger -HI. •to ......... -................ -'9c Shrimp -<Wll ,.,NOS~,._,...,, OfVTINr1)..UO% 1• Fried Chidten -•~IOOUIT, Wtt011-11-0L ~ .... 99c ., Sooky Bubble Both "' Ptto ............... 69c Boggies Food Wrap ~ "'0. ......... .59c Kirk's Castile Soop " 11 ... ..... 21 .. 19c &Hf 0 1 Cl'IC(fN 111({ 16-0l PICG. Oysters ~tte•A""~ 101 """' .............. .. 69c ~ lovo Soop -ttc ••« . .. .......... 2 .., 23c ·. 12 Daily Pilot/News-Press Mon., Jan. 18. 1965 • .. Rven temperatur e flags to safeguard shipments! With new Celanar Polyester Film·we leave nothi~g to chance .. We'll go to any·extreme to ensure that new Ce)anar pol ye ter film is the cle,nest, best polyester film you can put on your prnc·ri-~ing ~inc. A"'l we kee~ a watch£o'I eye on every. tletail. from production in a hnl'pital-dea n .. Whitf' Rc1om''-tht> m of t modern in the indui-try-to our f'pecial slrippit1[C prcwt'clurrs for Cela'fiar film. Case in point : Where required, new Celanar pol ye ter film il' i.hipped with tern: perature recor«Jing ftagE, to alert you to any harmful en\ ironmental changes suJrered in shipment-be/ore you put it on the proces ing line. And that's only one of aix meaningful Bervice advantages you get with Celanar film. In critical applications, fs>r example, Ce)anar film may he t-hipped with impact recorders to warn you of pon ihle jolting and damage in transit. What's rriore., c ... f Celanar film j protected against dust contamination by u e of non·fihrous plastic·. core~. An~ its i.plice·frf'f' roll lrn~th ~arf' tailorr<I to ~·our i-p•·•·ifiration<o. ~ ~ It":.. uot Twrcl to ,.ep "h) .. n 11aan} man11fac·t11rer .. arc> -.witc·liinl! to 1ww Celanar fi lm. For magnf'ti c tape. Piu·kaginj!. Enginet•rin,.: r eprodtwticrn . .M i>talizing. Sta• tion ery ancJ office uppliei-. And electrical application ... Meaningful 11enice i what you'd f'xpect of Celane ... Pl a~tin-who~,. operating philosophy i"' that the cu"totner-ratherc than the upplier-i" always right. Celane e Pl a2'tic~ Company, 744 Broad Street, Newark 2, N. J. '•'•n•··~ c.1 •• .,. C e I a n a r ~) P o l v e s t e r F il ID I ' ~ r • DI M ar CJ co - Fin Me Pal Pri Jan Lee on Dy i 0 Tah Ball cxci thOl jct I 0erc It into 'rou did. Lisi• was Tah ha . ~al dow .. \ .. ' -------.. ..... w ...... -.. --~----.. \ BEA ANDERSON, Editor MeftMy, J_.,-, •II. ltU ,_ 1J T~.esday ~lub Far East Explo~~d .. Members of Tuesday Club QC.Newport Beach will havu better under· standing or the battle for men's minds taking place in th~ar ·East after their meeting Tuesday. J an. 26. in Balboa Bay Club. Speakin g to the women following an 11 a.m. brunch will be Dr. Wal- lace H. Moore. ~overnment consultant, educator, lecturer and authority on the Far East and Middle East.· Dr. Moore's topic will be "Uncle Sam Con(ronts the Russian Bear and the Chinese Dragon in Asia." In his talk he will discuss and analyze the present ideological conflict. showing that psychological warfare. to be ef- fective, must follow the same principles as those used in armed warfare. A U.S. intelligence officer during Warld War n in Washington, D.C . . and New Guinea. Dr. Moore rerently completed his sixth trip around the world. He was born in Japan. received his MA from Harvardi ·University and his PhD from Stanford . He has been facultv member at Takamatsu Col- . 1 ers1 y o a rn1a, c1 n a e e an fornia State Coll ege at Long Beaqh. -In addition to his travt!IS ind teaching. Dr. Moore has served as a DIFFERENT KIND OF WAR -Before hearing Dr. Wallace H. Moore lecture on psychologicaL)Varlare between the United States and Communist countries in the Far East, members of Tuesday Club of Newport Beach search a globe for the location of the countries involved. Dr. Moore, noted lecturer, educator and gov· emment consultant, will address Tuesday flub following brunch Jan. 26 in Balboa Bay Club. Wearing Oriental costumes to set the mood are (from left) the Mmes. James IX>wty, program chairman; James Glavas, Verne Foster and Harry W. Black. special consultant to the U.S. State Department. advisor to the -Educational Commission of the U.S. ArnW in Korea. and as mediator between govern- mental a~encies of Japan and.the United States He also studied educatio nal fa cilities in Ru ssia and spent nine months in Pakistan on a Fulbright lecture- ship. . Reservations for the brunch. at $2. 75 may be made by calling Mrs. Don Ohms, reservation chairman. 548-8948. or Mrs. Bert Devere. co-chair- man, 675-0777. Fine Arts Patro11s Preview, R eception · Readied Members and guests of Newport Harbor's Fine Arts Patrons will preview the next exhibit, American Primitive Art, during a reception at 5 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 24, in Pavilion Gallery. Af~rward Dr. Thornas Leavitt of the Santa Barbara Museum will lecture on this style or art. then lenders and special guests will be entertained at a dinner. to be given in t hi' home or Mr. and Mrs. Richard Steele. Making a fin al check of their hospitality duties are the M me~ Robert B. Smith, Betty Hall and Marshall E. Nie· decker. chairman (from left}. Shark Island Y a c /11 Clrtl> .Charts Ball The helm of Shark Island Yacht Club will be turned over to Louis T. Warriner during the annual Com· modore's Ball Saturday. Jan. 23. in Santa Ana Countrv Club. The black-He dinner dance will be pr~ceded by a cocktail hour at 7 p.m Modeling gowns that they have selected for the ball are Mrs. Joseph W. Ray and Mrs. Warriner.· and approving their choices are their husbands, Vice Commodore Ray, ball chairman, and Commodore Warriner (from left). Also named to the new slate is Rear Commodore E .. Lory Roefim . and dU:ectors' arc H. R. Va n Brunt. Hume Seymour and Jack Benton. Revelin With Evelyn: A Quick Trip to Tahiti By EVELYN SJJERWOOO Of 1M Otll'I 'llot Sltlf OUR WEEK'S TRIP to Tahiti with members or Balboa Bay Club was il.11 exciting adventure, e v e n though going and coming by jet made the trip seem over before It started. , It seems strange to nm Into "home folks" halfway 'round the ~rid -but w<' did. Sew Edward II. 0 1• Lisle of Costa Mesa. \\ hn was spen<ling a few dayc, in Tahiti on his "ay to Au~t ra lia. I Le plans to \11s1t Nr11 Zealand too. before scttllnc down and becoming a IX''"· mancn1 rcsidoot of Sidll(!y. ANNE AND DES CAR- ROLL, who lived ror rour years on Balboa Island, now are in Tahiti where they conduct tOurs of is! ands in the South Paclflc. Des kas written a boo!; on Tahiti, where .he and his lovely Tahitian wife make their home. He was born in I rcland. has traveled on <'vcrv continent, and has drddcd he likes ~l best 11 hrre tht' S()uth Sea hreez I'S blow. O~f: OF Tll E FEW PROPERTIES on Tahit i owned by anyone other than a Tahitian or Frenchman is the estate belonging to Ed and·Jane Groenendyke, who also maintain a home on I larbor Island. A showplace of the South Pacific, the Groenendykes' estate is beautilul.ly land· scaped. right to the water'ii edge, with verdant lawns. coconut palms and an array or colorful fl owers. The Groenendykes divide l~11 I i,m<' bc(wet'n Newpor1 and Tahit i. EVERYONE I~ THE FAMILY got info thr :11 1 when Jane and John nm ti ga ve an open house in 1111 Baycrest home -even 11· cocker spaniel. Chrnt111 . Boy (called Chris mo~1 • the time t.' The Boyds' ~on!i. Tu11 Robin and Steve, a!>s1~t1 · their . patents In grrct u and entertaining g11r,1 and Chris spent so 111111 time running about th.ii 1 spent the following cl.I\ a state of collap~1· Ehjoyln~ the Bo\ll 1 • ily's ho!.p1tality 11 \'l t \' and Mrs. Art Ta' 1111 their daughter.· 1:J11 .. , Collins: Mr and r.t rs noo Anderson and their son. Tom ; Mrs. Berl.Jn<' Treat. Mrs. Gertrude Lmd and Mrs. Kate Reid. Others were the r.lcs!irs and Mmes. 0 . W. Richard Craig CadwaJder, Jaci< Groth, William Chichester. Les Slcffensen . Grcnn) Lansdale, John Storch. Nelson Neice, Les I.Awe. llay La n ge n he i m. Uoli Forbes. Robert Crownc1 . Norman Huff. William llol· stein. Moseley •. Jnnr~. l·:cl· ward Millett,. Allan C'rb· ~ell . L>on llart. Hoht'1 f Forbcs. WiHrca Bcrts and Larry Brown. MEMORIES Of A OE· LI GHTFl!L evening will provide soothing rare dur· mg exam time ror a group oC hl~h school and college girls who were guests or Mr and Mrs. ChandJcr Mc· Curdy and their daughter . Chanoine. at an all ·g1rl sup· per during school vacation. Hangi ng· In age from Hi to 21. the girls wer<' accom· rarucd hy their pnrcnts to th<' ~lcCurdys' San Juan lap1c;trano ranch and 1·11· Jll~l·d a ll)llr or the :l\ocad.1 J.!l'O\C'~ and stahlt•, lx•fo11• dlilner. Att ending lroni lhr hcach area were .Terry Bissell. daughter or Mr. and Mis. George S.ssell: Michele O'Oaniell , on vacation from Punaho School in Honolulu . Diane Anderson,· daughte1 or Mr. and Mrs . Don Ande r· son. and Meredith Williams. daugh ter of Dr. and Mrs \V1rt \\'1Wams, who was on vacation ff'om the Un iver· sity of California, Sa111: Barbara. Others were f. I a i n 1 ~loore , daughter or Mr and i\trs. .John Moore of Udo 1.sle. Jl 1lary llutson. homr for the holldll):. from he1 school 1n Paris, rla11 ~htt•1 nf 1\lr and Mrs rJe111t•nt ll1rsd1 or llarbor Island • ' ;ind Susan Nelson . daughter or l\lr. and l\lr s Ken Nel· son l\EfORE Ji\DllE CAR· HOLL or Lido Isle returned to Stanrord alt.er hi s first \ acat1on from the Palo Alto campus. his parents, the James D.irrolls. let him dcc1r1e "hC're he wou ld li'ke to clan£' bcforl' enplaning. .la1m1c. one or th<' out.~tand· lllC: l<'nnl<. pl::!yl'f!i or tile 1L;11 hor .\n·a dlO~<' P<'n- 1111 ~ rnr th<' I arr\\ <'II C<'lc· 111 al 1on 111, p.11t·11t~ 1t·1111nl•tl from :1 tl\111;: t1 1p th1 011~h Eu· 1111w· -l 111 tame for the bolac.la'-; .. About Your Problems By ANN LANDERS Sophon1ore Slouch , _ DEAR ANN LANDERS: t am a Mphomore at lhe the state university and psychology is my rmjor. I've bee~ reading your column for eight years and yo~ are like a second mother to me. I know you won l let me down. . I am doing a term paper on modern marriage. There is a lot of material that Aunt Lucille signaled them to 11top and eat. Well. I'm with Aunt Lu· cille. .. -14 DAILY PILOT INIWI "'HI l "'iiiiiiiiiii(llAf•"•') iiiiiiiiliillJI Mon., Jan. 11, 1965 11 Architectural -•League Hears ·Fashion Talk "Sprinc Fa1h1on1 View· CINEMA CAPSl 11..EIS PRESS PREVUE • p1tt11re peeks point" will bl presented by ~' M. r"' I Jan O'Brien, f11hion coor· dinator rrom Bullockl, San· L o p e r t Plcturet brought ta Ana for members of the you "Tom Jones'' •II d W o m ~ n ' 1 Architectural they i>rlng you • gay·and· giddy aatlrlcal adventure· LNgue of Orange County at thriller, That Mu Fnm Rio, U a.m. Thunday, Jan. 21, opening this coming Wedoe~· In the Branding Iron, Ana· day evening at the L I d o helm. theatre. New committee chair· men will be announced Here. lJ a moU011 picture and plan• diacuased for a that never slackens pace, a forthcoming new mem· which Is Cast and furious, benhip coffee under the and manages to keep th e direction of Mra. Robert audience in a constant state Lowrey, vice president, of hilarity. Tbe atory bas and Mra. Donald Corbin. the typical tongue-in-cheek availa ble on the subject but what I need is cu1· rent, up-to-date stufr Most of all, 1 need inside dope Crom someone who really kn ows what's g<>- ing on. \\"ho is better qualified to help me than YO U. Ann Landers, the supreme authority -the person who hears from everybody? ,.All. I need. is about ~ words. describing the cnti· cal marital problems of our times, the causes and the cures. Also T ,orief paragraph on why there Is a declining respect for marriage in our society. I don't believe children should ask for food when they are guests, and I think you should have con· gratulated her for refusing to knuckle under. One lit· tie girl who com~s here with her mother drives me NEW SLATE -Installed u 1965 officers of the United Church Women of Newport Harbor are (from left) the Mmes. Vernon Smith, treasurer; George Perley, secretary; Harvey Pease, vice president, and Mrs . Jack Kaylor, president. ~g over the gavel . to b'er successor la Mrs. H. 0. Boyvey, (right) re- ttring president. lrutallation ceremonlea were con· duc ted during UCW Annual Day last week in Colt.a Meu First Methodist Church. Person• interested in at· quality of the popular James tendlM may contact Mra. Bond pictures, with hair· Lowrey, 532-1308, for rea· raisin1 adventures,· narrow ervatiou. Mra. Richard L. eacape1 and cliH·ban&ing Tom of Huntlnston Beach acrobatics. Save my life and jot thJs down for me will you? · nuts whining and begging for candy or cookies. Finally, after being Thanks, Doll. asked for the fifth time. ''Why don't you give me something to eat!'' I re- plied, "Because I don't have anything to give you. You 'll just have to starve." -BENNIE f have a four-year-o 1 d DEAR BENNIE: You child of my own , and he's Just want me to jot don no angel. When he starts 80t word• on the problem• whining for things, wheth· of marrta1e -tbe cau.e er at home or in company. and the cure. Thanks a he gets ll swat in the rear. bea.p. then and there. It's un· Look, Lamb Chop, evtry pleasant. but il's better year abea& tbl1 time I cet than embarrassing t h e dozens of letters from hostess. pll!!'M41M'n •M 4 • µt . ,,.,... t.px uatcn t a ' me i.CFdOl!d'r work: '1'til Ann. 1 feel two degrees Mrs. Jack· Kalor to Lead NH United Chu.rch Women .. J• Mrs. Jack Kaylor ~a~. Luncheon speaker for Madrigal S 1 n g e r 1 of installed president of the the mt;eting was the Rev. Orange Coast College, led United Church Women of Melvin Taylor, retiring by Walter Gleckler, aang N'ewport • Harbor during president of the Council of religious -and secular ae- ceremonles conducted by Churches and, pastor of lectlons. Mrs. Harold Wick- the Rev. Robert H. Carley, Fairview Baptist Church. ersham reminded mem- incoming president of the He wu introduced by Mn. bers of World Day of Newport Harbor Council or Allen Ro,beraon, praident Prayer, aet for March 5, Churches, on UCW Annual of the Women's Yiulon-and Mr~. Boyvey, reUr- I>u ~ ~~ u. '°'1~!.!l!~•--c•t;' ;li&~nrld.rii=t•:xx:::;11!l•'!=hh•bi•:;;;i•cJ1111°•izi0Ql;tlii• .... --ia111:. F _,.'9t•sF.. ~""111""1 Wsa -rtrst""Ye o-ffi 1 Speaking on "The Place .the migrant .m.1.oiatey ipco. 1a prelklent of the croup. 'JANUARY CLEARANCE I! ..__ Reduced Prlc• on Sef11, Chl~ncl RecllMra. Shop Early for leet S.lectlon. Open Mon. I Fri. ni9Ms 'til 9:00 p.m. --aiNaq • JMU c.&lll"'4 · cooler a!reed)'1-And i hope bu loads ef laformad• you will reconsider. and lt'a plenty CalTftlt. '° -DEFENSE FOR A U N,'f Church.... of. Woote&-l&-.u.e.:-Ohurclt;"--soml by Uew:-Mri:-Gra Other new oUicers are Mr. Tay lo r conimented Fuller gave a report on re---------------------the Mmes. Harvey Pease. that women must continue leased time religious J.n- ,,, movlnc. -LUCILLE -YOUR SECOND DEAR D E F-£N S E: vice president: George to serve as Sunday school struclion. Perley, secretary; Frank teachers and on cbu.rch Co"Tlmiltee chairmen Gunn, corresponding sec· governing boards, -Sing in named are the Mmes. Lee retary, Vernon Smith, the choir, further women's Bolin, Christian world ml .. treasurer, Miss Elsie New-work through associations sions : Wlckerth1m, World land, historian ; Mrs. H. 0 . and fellowships, serve on Day of Prayer: Frank Boyvey, junior past pres· church committees and Nofke, Christian social re- ident, and Harold 0. Doy-comprise more than half lations; George Fox, May vey, auditor. the coniregatJon. FeUowabJp Day; Jame 1 MOTHER That :JH for preae~tlng DEAR ANN LANDERS: tbe case. Ant Lud1le la't M trtal. llowenr. I am, ancl I p I e a d pUty, as chariect. Budredl or readers Lamberth, Christian world Usually I agree~yl~ you, but I think you wet. dud wrong when you lambast- ed Aunt Lucllll became she didn't feed her little nephew, when bl asked for something to eat. The mother who tom· plained aaid abe and ber family were dririnC by Aunt 1Aldlle'1 bouM and she waved for them to stop. From her Wier 1 didn't 1et u,. ..... wnte t. tell me I WU wre.,-tluit weU-manaend children do•& a1k for food wile• they are vtaltbtc be- uu1 It a1cld be embu· ,..., ............ w ... a.u ....._, te ctve tllem. Se Uwlk ,.. aD wtll wnte te "1t1• I wu WTMC· Summer W eddi~g Planned by Mesans relations: Max Ru s s e 11, World Community Da)C. a nd Theodore Johnaon l.e,adership education. Othen are the Mme1. Boyvey, .UCW magazine; Roy Lund, annual meet· ing; Tom Hill, f 1 n a ace, Paul Johnstone, uomlnat· in&, and Moat Fried, year- book. KARYN HAMPTON . PllM te WM lc:-w. ,.., r a 1• ..... ........w -- Engagement News Told Aue. 7 la the dat. cboeen by Coutance Marie Balley I ct:aupter ot Mr. and Mn. Ruuell L. Balley, 826 Jo- ann St, Costa Meaa, for her wedding to L~. Rei- singer, son of Mr. and Mn. Ralph H. ae111n1er, also Tbl mpcement of Miss of Colla Mesa. It a r Y • Hamptcn to Ro-The bride-elect ls a grad· bat S. McAda.mt baa been • ua~ of Costa Mesa Hip 8Jll¥IQlad by the bride-School and ' 11 1ttendln1 elect'• Pllftllt.I, Mr. and Orwige Coa1t Collect. Mn. Warrm E. Hampton WhUe in h1Ch school, 1be Jr., 21'7 Dt1 Mar Ave ., Costa wu secretary to the Girl.I' Meu. Athletic Aaaodation, 1.onta· Miu Hampton ls a ae.n.ior Girl of the Month for March, at Corona de1 Mar High 19M, a member of Tr:l·Hl· Y School and will sr&du1te and Phi Theta Kappa, Aa- ln June. Her fiance, aon of soclat.ed Student B o d y Mr. and Mn. Ralph Mc· bookkeeper, and a mem- AdaJDI of 2820 Newport ber of the Student CouncU. Blvd., WU a 1990 rraduate Her flance ls al.lo a erad· of Newport Harbor Hilb~ of Costa Mesa H l g h School aad 1erved four yMl'I wttb the u.s. Navy. School and la atUndlnc Tbl betrothal 11..-r~· Oranie Coast Even.Inc Col· vtai.d CbriJtmu ~~ lege. He lettered in football ftddiDI d.te bu been set. and bueball In blih school and wu allo on tht bu- Proleuor to Speak CONNIE BAILEY Augu1t Bride He plans to attend Uni· verstty of Callfomia. Ir- vine, majorinc ln archi· tec&ure. Alumnae Club Cl uh Talk to Hear on Wigs Hears Artists ketball team.· He received dra.tt1ftC and arcbitectural awards, including flrat place in 1 competition 1pon· sored by the caa company. Home of Jo and Esther lowed the pr'Ogram ln the Dendel, husband-wile artist home of Mn. Stanley WU· uam known for their work llams. Mrs. James E. Pal-U--::Olhers' Club to Meet In mosaics, was the setting mer WU co-hostess. l f I.• YWCA G for the program at the Jan· Next meeting will be .... roup uary meeting of Harbor Thursday, Feb. 4, In the Or. ~n B. Berry, H· Delbert 'van Omum. Lido Y's Mennettes meets Kappa Delta Alumnae. The home or Mrs. Jack H. 1i1tant professor, clasalcs Isle, president of Kappa every second Monday at Dendels, owners of the Den· Adams. Further Information department of University of Kappa Gamma Mothers' 7730 p.m.. In members' war Studio, described th e about the 1roup ii avail· • 1 Southern CalUornJa, wUl be Oub, and Mrs. Alv1n C. homes. F.urther informa· studio's development in mo-able by calling Mrs. Adams, apealcer for a meeUnc of Graham, Hootlngton Beach, tion Is available by calling sale work. ' 673-5406, or Mrs. Leonard the USC lntersororlly MQth· historian. the YWCA office, 548-9347. A business meeting fol· Baltur, president, 673-5&4&. er1' Club at 10 a.m. Tue~lfiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~;;;ojjjjjiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;imiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii9;.ll day. Jan. 19, In Town ind Gown. Honored guesta will be Mrs. Joan M. Schafer, dean o( WoOmen, and MJss S~ph· anle Adami, counselor for women '1 activities on the campu1. Hosusses for the meeting will be mothers of Alpha Ph.i and Chi Ome1a sororiti\!s. Area residents on the board or the club Include Mrs. Leslie T. Pe~rsen, Lido Isle, treasurer; Mrs. Be a Good Neighbor 1 If you are a newcomer. I or kn ow uf a newcomer I . to Costa Mesa, do her 1 favor by calllog Helen Kl111el. the Costa Meu Hostesa I between 8 and 10 am 1 and she will caU on ·vour rrtrnd with lnfor .. • · .,,, and jllll!i lrum 1 II n :e I ! • I , '" I I .. .~re 1~n s \ "'··········~ : • THIS a : CO\,IPON : • GOOO FOlll : OH ANY ,IEIH•'· Tl''ING Olt fltOSTING One CIVIMft '"' '•tr .... .............. mu1 • SHAMPOO 350 I SIT _ • • • • • \\'l.~ -~·-----\ \ !,.00 cur\i' l'•""' --·--·---· \ \, .~o t\t\•~• ,,rf1' ---··-·--·-----·· t.10 .00 n vt~• -··-· " c.O "•' L nerf1' -·----.. -··-----\ \ 1 .~ DreG'-r ... --.-· u• \ l>er'1' -··---\ . .'Qr\• ff os\inq -·--;.," • " Of ~-. • L~ .. 1\t>f>'""" ~\e"9 '" C.o"'''_... ~..-· e11\rt' ,_.,, J.\\ '''':~· s-'• ,,,fl'I, s ~·'''"'' NO APPOINTMENT NEEDED OPEN 'TIL MIDNITE & SUNDAYS DISCOUNT SALE! JANUARY ONLY! co~~~~~ 20" Dleoount C'OtTA MKtA· C•h A Carry 14z.0270 YOUR WATCH e Cla1ned • Oiled • Adjusted $3!!LETE Chronograph & Self· winders 1llghtly hJgher: OPEN MON. FRI NIGHTS •. TIL t P.&I. Rff19S Cltantd FREE While You Wilt PEARLS $1 49 RE-ST RU Nii I A.INCS ~1 11 SIZED, from • _ __...;.. ____ _ Missing Diilmonds RtplKtd, from $3.89 Jewelry Designing A SfMcialtyl FAST DEPENDABLE SERVICE ~\\\\I IM ~ "fti~~ Scenes from Part.a, Rio de Janeiro, the Amazon Jung· le and BrasWa are superbly photographed ln E a 1 t m a n Color and contribute much to the over-all appeal of uµs actlve comedy. Tla1t Mu From Rie stars French actor Jean-Paul Bel· mondo, "the man with Latin charm and American rug- gedness." charming Fran• coise Dorleac and the talent• ed Jean Servals, as a suave villain. With all its adven- ture and thrills, That Man From Rio is great Cood fun ! ''Teenager S I a y s Society Mom's Lover !" This ls lhe shocking head· line that is the basis for the explosive story ol Where Love 811 Goff, the taut drama opening at the Mesa Wednesday night. Based oa the best-selling novel by Harold Robbins, the produc• Uon stars auch top names as Susan Hayward, Bette Davis. Michael Connors and the excltinc new discovery, Joey Heatherton. Here ts tense screen drama evealing the shocking tale of a teenage girl who mur· den her mother's lover and Involves a proud old family In sensational courtroom . ac· Uvitles. ME S A M ATINE E Wednesday -afternoon will be Good Neighbor S a m • Showing in Color, this com- edy stars Jack Lemm on and Romy Schneider with Doro· thy Provine and Michael Connors. Edward G. Rohin· son is guest-starred. T h e weekly Mesa Matinee start' at one o'clock. Free ndresh· 1 mcnt s wUl be served. I FREE PASSES to the Lido or Mesa theatres wip be I malled today to four "Pie· ture Pecks" fans rewarding their loyalty, Boyd Vasseur. 1605 Narcissus, Corona de! Mar, D. F. Zinn, 2254 Orange, Costa Mesa , Mary 'Henley. 2<fl Amethyst, Bal· boa Island and Wilhur N. Bran~. 2581 Crestvit>w Dr., Ncwporl llearh D " ' I : ' I J ~ I E c a E A u G - -I "' ... .. k , .. I "' A• I •II 7" . Ml of Or I k ... , .. I ... Or I ... lnl Fr t .. :: I le Mo I .. .... • ... •• Co •.. I ... •II .,: • la A• . .. A• I ... llo ,, j .. "'' ! \ DAILY "LOT/MIWS.IJRUS Mqn., Jin. 18, 1965 16 'June in January' Party Date Circled ·-- Floral arrangements in virying shades of pink, centered with pink tapers, will adom tablea in st John the Baptist Parish Hall when members of the Altar Society present their annual "June in January" card party. The /ublic ii in· vited to the fund-raising event, calendared for Friday, Jan. 22, at p.m. Creat· iDI decorations are (from left) Mrs. William Boose, Mrs. Chic Desjardine and Mil. Pete Gannon, society president. Party chatnnan ii Mrs. Henry Banas. Five -visiting erigineers from India ftre entertain- " by Harbor Area faoillies. R. K. Gbatnagar and B. N. Guma Biswas we r e guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. E . Whitco!nb, 273'l San C&rlos Lane, C.OSta Mesa, and -Mr. and Mrs. G. K. Brightman, 29'lO Jacaranda Ave., Costa Mesa, enter· tained S. K. Taludkar. B. R. Gowilhankar and R. K. W. Mon ie were. visitors in the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Judin, 1723 Terrapin Way, Newport ~ch. The Indian men are pe.r- ticipating in a six month program sponsored by the Agency for International Development and will study apprenticeship and voca- tional training procedures. methods and techniques in the United Stat.es. • 1 B JI • What's Doing TODAY sn Main st., H\#ttt"'1afl lffd\, -. ........... a.a TOl'S '"• • • • _.. .. 111ent 1e a.n.cita '"'· v ..... _ IJllldlln -ltancllo View Sci.t. Wer-.. Wtrif • .,. I .. Amena -Amer!- -•-•11111 I Slreet, Hllntlngton ten Lt11lon Hall, ~ w, lttll $1., t.Mcl\, 1 P,11\,, COSI• Mew. 6 p.m. TOf'S ...,.., LIIMwt -Herper J<*'• DMllllfWI letllef JU -IM-~I. CS IE. ,.,, $1., c.ti Me», -k TemjM, 1401 lSltl "" Newport 7:• p.m. Bffdl, 7 p.m. - CtM• ~ .,_ CIW -TweM!etll C....,., ci. ef ......... IJecllk Treller Perk, IO Huntfnvton fell a.ec11· -Ull• Perk Ch1bllouse, Ave., H\#ttlftgtwl llffctl, 7:JO p.m. Huntlnoton Betc11, 7:311 p.m. Students of music in· atructor Mrs. MaxxiM Burgan, ~tington Beach, entertained their pere!Xs, friends and relativts dur- ing the fifth 1emi-annual ... ~ recital ln ·the Burgan borne. Performing were C..rla West, Linda West, Debbie Mannasmith, Teresa Bur· gan, Kathy. Ray, Paula West, Deena West. Anith Ruud, Clarke Roberta, F.d· die Lindla.nd, Vickie Hinkle, Janeen Burgan and Diane Burg.an. Bridge Club C a b a n a Dupll c a t e Bridge Club meets at 7:" p.m. every Monday in Pa- cific Trailer Part Club- house, 80 Huntington Ave., Huntiogton -Beach. Master. point games . are played every tHird Monday. IJIO -Location lnformellon evell-S~llll c_,,,_,.., 111..--, Sdltll •bit by olllno M'1. ~Yer. 67~37". ,.,,..,.,,. c..,.,.,,..,. _ F-rtl s.11.1 ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.I 7:~..::,m..,... ,.......,.. f/f c"'' 1nos end l°"n Bulldlno, 7700 Harborll ,..... Cllllf'Cll .. tlle c-• -H~ Blvd .. 7:l0 p.m. of Mr. tfld M'1. Biii Hemllton, 3710 ~un Dvtlic.tte l rl'91 Cl•ll -Bel· 0rl9Gfl $1., Coe .. MHa, 7:JO p.m, De. Inn, 105 Mein St., Btlbot, 7:311 .. .._. H.-la4Y Alltlen -p.m, Seftl« Citizens Clubhouw, 1 Slh SlrMI He.-T••'"'''""' Clvll -Lota· end 1"'1"' A.....,., Newwt llotll, tlon 1nrormttlon evtlleble tw celllno 7::11 p.m. Mrs. Wllllem Wocorull, j.11.10n, 7:311 °'' ... c"""' Ordllf S«letY -<><· pm . t~ •. enve CountY Ferm BurN u 8ulldlr19, · SunMt lrlfte Clllll -Ore"Ot er._ Orenoe. 7:30 p.m. C•nl•r. 1735 E. Collins Ave .. Oren91 Mery l"lclrfllril C._.., ef Ille DM... 1:"5 p.m. ..,. ...... lrtttlll ......... -Loatlon ....... Sid Clw -Nr#POrl HtrbOt lnformttlOtl avtlltble bv 0 111111 Mrs. E lb Club, l'56 Vlt Owto. Newwt F,.., kllenl, 1'7-4571, I p .. m. lleac"' a p.m. w--. N"'-1 ~arm tM Otr· ~.. •eM11t11 L .... 412 -Odd • C"" -Marina Hleh School. l'rltowt' Holl, 2•76 N1wporl Blvd., $pr1nodtlt SlrHt end Edlnoer Avenvt._ Cos11 Me ... I p,m. Huntington llMcll, t p.m. U<liH Aw•llltry It VFW '°"' 4't f/f ._. Aflll--ColleQe I;' I r k H11nll11ttM V811eY -Hunllft910fl Yntl ICllOOI, t• Notrv o'1me Roed, Costa I p.m . ...._, I p.m. Sliver Sel!Ck *• Nattw o..,i.twt SPEC I ALI $10 OFF TREATMENTS STA-FIT SALON I Reg. 20 treatment. ...5.00 NOW • $35.00f Rollers. Stauffett &. Tammen Tables Jan. Only 646-0617 1660 Or1nge Ave. .,......... ci. ,,. .. Ht111flf19f... .. ,... o.tdoft WHI -let• Perk IMclt -Elks t.odtt, ICM oceon Blvd , ;::~C~lubfl~ou~M~, ;Hu~n;;;lln~vlo~n~B1~tc~h,~l~P.m;·~==~======~~ ...,.,,1""°" e.~. a p.m. I TC>Mo .. ow Cost• Mesi Cl9te Meu ......,.,, Chlll, Tw-et! ledlell -ltlwrvlft Goll Courw, Sin· te Ane, for t holtt1 Wiiiowick Goll Cour1t, S.llfll Ane, for 11 '1otes, f:30 e.m. W""_.. Civic Lt-.t N...,.,, Harller -Loatlcwl lntormtllon 111111-ablt b¥ a lllno Mrs. Htrbert Miiter. •f>-OM, 10 1.m. Ceett Meu Ont-H-It-· la • ...._ -Gren91 Hall, 11 .. Tl!urln Ave .• Coste Mest. 10 e.m. --TlleNtY Merftiftl ln.te C .... -Or· ange llrlcloe Center, 1735 E. Colflnsl Av. .• Or•noe. IO:lO a.m. I Ca.ta MeM •-·• ctull s~11t s.ctlell -Cosla Mua Wom.n•1 Club- llouot, 610 w. ltltl 51.. Costa Moa. ll:JO t .m. • ANltt-L....,. flf N1w,et1 Met· Mr -.U1l1t1nc1 LH-Service Cen-ter, 505 llnd $1., NeWPOrt Btach. noon. • ..._....... CMt -Villa Sweci.n. BRUSH & COMB HAIR FASHIONS ,_~ ........ ' 1 "BUDGET SALON" ~ ~C Permanents from 6.95 ...;.. 8' Tints • complefe ----5.95 ~, Shampoo & Set -···· 2.50 No Appolntrttent Necessary Open Evenings & Sundays -:Use Your Bankamerlcard 1 177 E. 17th St. Cost• "M.u -548.6647 Mayfair Market Shoppinr Center . 'JANUARY FANTASTIC MARKDOWNS NOW! WILL1'RD HARRIS ~~ 25 YEARS IN SO. CALIF.' OR 5-0454 Suitt 102 2711 E. Coast Hwy. CORONA DEL MAR ~ '"'" Effect1¥t 111'1 a.n Denim . . SLIM-FIT -W.ESTERN JEANS Reg. 2.87 Pr. Sanforized bull denim jeans with allm-fit ta 1·. _trig .... ~n ~~-Chpose# from loden, btick and b<>igt' in sizes 29 to 36. &ave! Buy What You JT'ant When You Su It! Shop Without Ccuh. ••• Charge It! Boys' "Koratron"* No-Iron SLAC_KS 3.96 Rtg. 4.91 Cott.om and cotton blends In Ivy or Continental stylt. Tan, olive or black. Sizes 6-18 . Men's long Sleeve SHIRTS 2.00 lltg. 2.77 Regular collar sty!" cotton sport 11hirt. Fa"orite colors. patterns S-M-L. ' 10·9 P.M., IAT.·IUN. 10·7 P.M. ~ \ Girls Reg. 11.96 Jr!1, 1114 Mines' CASUAL SPRING ·FASHIONS Discount Priced 511 Charge ltl -Rayon linens, cottons and Arne}.& fabrics! Sl1 :•aths, Bouf- fants! Solids, prin~s. 7 to 15, 5 to 11, and 10 to 18. GIRLS .DRESSES 3.00 •.v. 3.69..t.69 Nylons and cot-" t<>M in sprin& styles; pas t e I print solids. Siles 7-14. Women's 1.84 SKI KNIT JACKETS T ·TOPS 9.96 Charge Ill •Pile-lined quilled nylons. re- versible nylons. Sizes 8·16 1.47 Charge It! Washable cotton knit.s. Cowl, boat, V-necks. Long sleeves. Prints and solids. S, M and L. WOMEN'S PANTIES • • • 5 for $1 . . Speci1llJ Pric.id for 1anaal'f! I Women's New GYM SHOES REG. 1.87! 33 , Save 50c on these machine washable can- vas gym shoes. Long' w~aring bouncy rnb- ber outsoles and cushioned insoles for a comfortablr slep. 4-eyelet tie st~·ling in black, white. Sizes 4-JO. . . . 15440 Beach Blvd.-Westminster • 1400 Edinger St.-Sanla Ana • · 2200 Se Harbor Blvde-Costa Mesa '\ ... I • 18 DA fl Y PILOT /NF#f·~•IH Mon., Jan. 11, 1965 S&eek Leaden IM ~... .. .... .. .... cor. ........ . oel Mal'!t ....... . Alf! Tel Tel ...... .. <uni.. Vtr , ..... . ..... ,., ........ .. Today's Closing Price~s -Complete New York Stock &change List· • Dow l••e• Average. Ftr M-.,, .r .... ry 11, lMI .... Qocb 0pea lllO Low CJoee Chan,. 30 Ind•'ll •U7 -· 889.M 8116.11 +ue 20 Rail• 213.31 ll4.3D 211 31 212.&6 -o.• 15 Utlll 158.2t Ut.'7 157ul .70 +~16 es Stock• 31S.• a1ue 312 os 31 tS +o.• Number ol tr-..c&ns: . 1bare1. ., - ~. I . I - '\': ·~, -,. ~ t4· ~ ovlt CUl le I to · CHI ma) w ton uar: Ktn <Wei cua. notr to ' ..... .. 1¥ 1laD ... -q• uled wttt V1"-pao ed·p w -· :: 1111 bl J lt w qm ball cala Waft toe dda1 be c tbe e dt but then Midi Rae l!Uf r. fUll than So becJ "'°d lng , .i lo fron P•Y< est In OI -b 19(18. JN tnlll ..... Idea budl thou CODY our cen dart ey 1l an OW' --ae:rv Tel -.. •. El~ Mo 38: Me v l ma Sa, Lo: .. _ l\nl htal lthh rllot pain ln n ll• '•lu " .... I' our • yu.s. Learning How to Keep .-~:Economy Runn~ng Smoothly balanced IUtomaticaDy each calendar year. E1aenhonr wanted to Uk for a tu cut Co encoara.. spending by tn- daltr)' and comumen, but be didn't dare ln tbe tac. of the bodlet red lnk. Ht want- e dto curb federal spend.Inc, but be WU frustrated by tbl then uploltve crlall in the Middle Eul The Federal Resel'Ve System wanted to De .. e ltf-er eue tta 1queese on credit to · spur bu.alneta apanslon, but N. K. Barris bu been tt didn't din because tt named Western sales man- fured tnnatlon even more ager tor Dodge of Chrys. than deflation. tu. Re movea to W e s-t So the threatened receulon Coast from Detroit where became actuality In July 1967. be wu manager ot car And the combination of rlJ-sales promotion. mg aove.mment spending and . a lower tu take resultint from depressed pl'Oftta and paychecks enated the llfl· eat peacetime budget deficit ln our hil1ory -$12,4 blllion -between mkl-1968 and mid· 1958. ElfQeU!fl Morrlaon E. Cavanaugh, 381 Flower St., CGsta Mesa, bu been n a m e d v l c e presldent-assl.sµnt manager oC Occidental Savings & Loan Assn. in Los Angeles. ·.- Hardeman's Financial Merger Try Proves Dud - ./ Everyone H11 Something TMt Someone BM Wants - You C.n S.I It, Find It, Trade It With A Wtnt Ad 1i ,;;:, ~ HOUSH POil SALi HOUSIS POil SALi HOUSES fOa SALi HOUla Paa SALi " HOUIU POI IAll HOUSIS 'Ol IALI HOUSIS POI SALi HOUSH POil SALi ...,., 1000 Gener.. 1000 ~•I 1000 Gewal • 1000 Gener•I 1000 Cott• Me.. 1100 Lide •• . U51 o....I 1000 ''ITS l fUl(I" ROOM FOR 2 Vie ... of OcHn Coast· (QUTtUPORARY A PRIZE WINNER * IASTSIDI * CHOICI -------• .... •,MORE· ll~l11htLl9hh ·"'"" 0~,:;-w'::n1 ·• UDO LOCATION $995 DOWN • 1 P'ArtrnTER We're exctted about lba --.. On U>e oubdde. but very llASTSIDIC back bay loca· l1l1nds--V1I •Y \LX.I n-ly ll•t.ed dream home. a BR, 1~ BA. tam rm, IS-Two ltory comer _Cl .. ~ ccmtortaha. llWde. Bit· .. on -ar ""'m.,.._o....v $2:i,MO • 129,9~ covered ..... Uo. A..ume via Udo 8oud near u ... .. ·~ v•,•" .. """ • • LAA ~k Woe eold an r-.. _ ... _ ,,._ llNTALS MIM•H "" ....... GeMr•I Immaculate Mesa Verde Dramatic entrt. late U.. lOftly I Is ' bedroom b<llDM. Le.rp UYtnc rooJM WCUa las buniJhS ftnplao- lNI. e&rpetlld, Lare-R·2 SITE. See lba beam cell· am Dn • EZ Term1 Immaculate thttt' hedtoorn. Identical home acrou the lee 01 Jou. 6"-6010. I Bedrooma. 2 -...-. -:~ lot • ~ u i. to buJJd ' tn• 2 bedroom home with Immediate Oci:uparu:y tamU.y room tmmr wtth t 1 BY BLOR. 2 new cW1tom patio, sre&t expana..... 3 Bedroom Home another unit. FUll price .,.,. 3 Bdrm A: Family Rm wal atree n leu than thirty poMlblliU ... covered encloeed porch • 4 Bdrm A: Family Rm · 1 to wall ral'JJ'l8 and minute.. nu. lovely home homu. I A ' Bl, 1,., tam ... 1500 I -ftl: IJJd dwood FlooN f wan to wan carpetinr, Two colorful b&tll&. Dream klt.cbem of tomorrow with an bu.llt-tna and many more tlJ9 ft&tul'M. Local· ed In &D excellent nelgh· bodaood. Walldn&' dl.tt&ilct to ICboola. cburc:he9 and Mopp'nc marta. Builder. U6.900. Ne e d I out.Id• Block wall e.ncloeed R-4 drapee thni-nul. MAS· offeni a lll'x20' LJVING nn. bit • Ina, trplc. car· ~ • r Rent-$225 'M>t • lot • ee• " HO. -~A-II bu1'lt·1ns • Fireplace -!"fltB· hRotn1~1t1r'll'Tinn1>T:1rr.in-1",,ettte~,-litKeNC>in, IH 00-R~r#l i.lJ-fV.,-Hll...._+-_._!t.!..-!!:!.!!!._-..:!.~~-rrrrs l BAR&AI" •20 '""""' ...... ,, Prl purowo Jal '"tlhB. built· aeoo Dn. LI 8· .. HI. IA 1· A • ·"""' "u ce ca~t1ng • ttndergroundo "'-. • "' three -i>aclou. bedrooma. " · · p._,_ '21, Tao and up. l'RA 6 VA. tenn.e a..U- a.bJe. 'BEACH WUTllR'·-- COMll' Jf_....-.,_,,m. dean u a When you conalder ' br., 2 ba. In Newport Height. for only 119.760. 'hti1 could be a Showplace! "ITS DER" \ MAN • ~ you ._ Wa lo~ly B&y1ronl Apt • )'OU will know 1t i. the Ultimate • Either Retire- mentor Prottulon&I Peo- ple wW appreciate UVIDI htre. 132,600. ,,. ... U9CT~ wbiatle I BR. 2 Jta bome 31ot Newport BtcL Npt. jult a ~ 11tre1J from (M&rtcel Buket Plua) t.be ~ .All buill.UU. OIUole M360 Open IDftl .............. , carper. and . ~ quiet patio. AND a 2 BR lncame unit fn. duded. BD IT TODAY ••• M0,860 SIMPLI UAL ESTATI IM1 IUt Cout mp..,. Ooton& dal Kar 875·2101 LUXURY BA TCREST HtAt pool w/tlood ltPta. MCond pat.lo. Beaut a,. place bl Jp !Ysrm. MCCDd fir9place ID tam nn. Blc d1nlDc rm. a bdrm&. DUo1 your ~ In a tped&l bit room. Xust ... -to be appreciated. $4 T .ae>O. C&U tor app't, LI J..SJT1. JRVJNlm TERR.A.CZ dream bomt tor a couple wbo want. tlowen, ye little u~bap. l BR Is cum. •den, $14. T~. ' IJ\~ 'IJ-. .. MM WANlib s-;; 1-1 .. tat.e aahmen Ocamer- ctal • acnace aai. ~pret. lend l"MalM. Daily Pilot Box lll. 2221 w AI.LACE. ex. a bdrm + $1UOO. Talk te:nm.JW1t.I! owner. 846-e018. - 8D..L B\J £Jki1i ~ you to 8pectty 8'J'mW .utT TITLm 00. JCI 1-tlll. -· TH l r..,., ·. ~--.. :_ E .. ·r /\ ~ l: F : : o.c.c. Wltllla e a • 1 waDt1Dr cla.taDoe to t.be collilp ben'1 a r.l value! Three "' t2'e 1a.rs-t bedrocina. 10U'Ye ... IMll! • leclUded ·~ room!· R u r • famllJ r o om! 2 f'Jnplacelt Patio! IAulbly landlcap- ed. PIUCJ:D FOR It. QUJCK a.um m:LOW OOVJlllUfJDNT ILP• PB•JB.U. PUIO IUD pdoe.. •a• le 1 t tenm ........ .., .......... tor JIOUl'llllf, C.U now. ... todq. 1100 N~nn nit ...... t6MlOO IUY Ofl THI WllK ,· bedroom 2 batJl borne _ \J'ttb a laJ'P POOL pJua . ttreptaae mt w /W ~ pettns. All t.tda '°' S2U09. ... , '" toUl down. D QUICK!U IlOUCVLA TE. adult oe· cupted. a bedroom. 11>llt "'I"' plu, P&eeNtter! J:a. Uc~ •late entry, ap&c• IOlll llY!ne room featur· L&tp free form <*!'\en p&t!o wtth open rrtll fJa 1'MI' + tnUmate ai.s. patio tor outdoor df~. ProteMim&!ly ~ 'Ibla famtly home ta Jo. cated 00 a quiet .treet fJa uchmve x.. Verde. dc.e_ to llbopplnr • 9cboola. For JOtJJ' lu7 to fl'aclOWI Calltornla Uvtnc •tart lbe N.,.. Year by aeetnr thl.a lUXWioWI bome t.od&J. Only PUOO. JO ~L W&lket A Lea, Inc. <>pm mv... ~,J, £Mala TICKLED PINK Y ou11 loft lt too bttllf . to c1c:9 to UM new park A all 9cboola. BpaekliWI • br., 2 ba... tam. nil., A bl~tn kitcbal. A Sood valm at. 121,000. Submit on dow!L Pt.one M&--0·381 or..._ Mn.Ull7. ~-1811 Barbor Blvd.. C.ll. * IRVINE TERRACE Ope 1 -5 20® Altura LOWl:BT PR.ICE IN NEW TICRJ\A.CZ • I 1>dnn. 1" bath. blt·bl electric kiL °"'9lM pr. 95 ft. tront- ap. ..,artlle dean. Va· cant • ACT NOW • On!y $1t,SOO. "C" lllomas hlltor SU W. Oout 1lJ LI 1-3121 Npt. BdL l:¥e. OR 1-75'1 ~-JlrHome Pool • ftr1 cle&n. .. a t 1901 Bonnie Doone. Oall tor Appt. CURT DOSH, Realtor 1110 W. Oout HJpway LI S.NM 875-1180 MAKE OFFER! COll'roK·BUnJr • I BR.. I ba. ~ Pt. Owner lllUlt ..U! ffl.000. a.1-. 1t .. J let ... Ce. TOO JD. Balboa Bl .. Balboa Omo&. l ·•HO WHO'S flllllST? f o r t h I 1 1ttractlve EA.!TSIDE home With 3 ~ W/W cer- pet1n1. eo~red patio and a HUGE yard with m_,, Iba~ t1'ffl. Alk- tn1 cn)y 118,~ GROWING IOOM NO DOWN TO ALLt A ., -M-oa1~llall1&-JDlllD...-l-LA11e.-L. bed"'OPW=Juat- •nd lam. "*II (2100 lit 'rnonthl paymmt fl) home Oii, a a...utJ. and SSQ.00 to OWN ·lully landteaped ocner YOUR HOME. W/W • Jot. C-. to ..00... cmpetlrtl', bullt.ln stove lhopplns and perk. 0.. It own. dWnnaber, F. ty 0.100 DH. A. heel + other •X'IJ'U. Coats & Wallace ~ REALTORS ~ 1491 a.br 5-46-4141 ' 8 UNITS LEASED utllltie11 . All lmprO\'t'· In electric kltchrn includ· 1 % batha, DI N IN G a . BR/ ram • rm/ 2 ·Ba/ !•OO VI& Udo OR a.auo I lo wf11 ti•• I ( _.._,_,) mrnll In cl paid for Ing dlahwa.aher .inn cllspo· ROOM and bullt·ln elec· Pool: 2 • PaU~/ AU Ek· Wa I caf119 ...... , ftot Nftl'W'Q Top of the World In &al. M ES A V E R DE trio k ltcbu. Ca~ted UY· tru! Nr • all. Me.a del • ~ bat.Ila, torma1 c1au., room, ThHe are not a "project· Laguna d esch COUNTRY CLl 'B ARl!!A. tnr room, dlnlnr room, Mar, ~8-2©1. .taborate .............. .,_ -"'" t n c 0 m a BUT A Es Neer 11ehooJ11. churchea, halJ\&la v d te bed Liii I I mci-t $9,000 ~ ~ •· ;;'uARANTEEn-monthly Alta Laguna fates pal'k and propos~ new II· roo~: o':!.pedm&llbrur ~ut.. ' • BR/l" • Ba/ Cpu/ • • • trM. . • -. Income • Buy lbeae Cine D , ... 1700 brary. Be. It, and you'll Double .......,, covered refrts. $1000 • chi. nnt..' ~ _..__ ... ~ I>rpe. Blllna w -matcb'I ~ Llut ftnt&ndlut..-.. unJt. at 8~ TIMES JO<H Cresta r. ..... .,,..., lt'a a good buy at paUo and fenced yard. Lo-M~U attAlr' pm. ·~- YEARLY GROSS. STOP • only Sl1.tl50. OWNER c:ated nev ecboo1-, shop-~"!)..A.a SHOPPING FOR UNITS Dmt South on Pacific OPf:J' TO OFFERS • pt~ Ud public traupor-I-TR.-old 2 bdrm •tu~. P. A. pu,,_ INC. ........, .........,.....,"" • The• an the BEST Cout Hwy tllru maln Don't waft. _. 2860 8tl'o tt.Uon. A WHALI: OF A H&rdWood floors. 12860 Uri' Via Lido, OJ\. a.TIOO -"" X.. Verde Dr. c.k. BUY!!! Full price juat part of Lquna Beach to ~ P1Me. ()peJl boull9 thl.a BUY AT IU..221 • ACT delivered. 614-ltM. - 1'78,000. 'hrma ·-_ Tb&lia St. (&euide Ram· WMkad.. NOW. LOW DN to flnanc'l7 re-ltl Hit Nn ~S! lller ta on lbe comer). aponalble. Clean 1 BR. Huntl.,.._ IMch HOO========::.-Am ON VET Tt.m left on Thalia • Col· • 200 ,.:.....,. .... __ •100 .15, . JCve. 5'4·5038 I b'-V L ._ -· ,._ • $150.00 TOTAL low white line au the way ncompare ,. • ..,. up the hill to mOdela on "'---Ver.de ' 11 _ 2 BR Townboua. lovely l ·BI\/ Llv•nn/ J>bt.t'a/ Yea. now you can buy a 1 h d ot T 1 ,,... •v U ..._ ...,_ be& Cpt./ n..-1_"'1>1/ Walled homA for ju.t lbal •amount dt and 81 e emp e ca:rpe ne • .... pea. U• -v-~ HUia Drive. ' BR. 2 Ba. fam rm. lltully furnlabed Ulrou•ll· yard/ carporV 11-tn& down. including all your • R rt ___ .. d w .. tcutt DPS Ct.r. t115- buyers Co.u & lmpound1 • UNBELIEVABLE fenced yard, blt·lna. View out.. et (, ........ ryer, mo!' All uw • 7ard are DON'T BE L 1 E v I: IT Lu ALU (Olt• course. Cul de aac. R/O, prckn paUo. Total .. ll"V~ •21.900. 3213 New York p....... •1.. ...... A.MWn• pd/OU 17th •V• Cat.-BUH T T Come make UI -...,,.,_ ..,... • u..... •· ,......,, U X • -•I lmal'lne an lmma.culate ..... ~.._. C&.11 642-0...,.. Ave. Sun • 875-M61 : wk:-FHA loan pmta, $~06 rno: · rl o. 0 -1 prove It· to you111 Newport at Vlctorta Open Eftl 'TU t KI 6-1111 BILL REMDllCIS ~..J.£.w. $f50 DOWN 2 Br. paneled den or third 1>r, 2 bu.. bardwood noora home. Dalrabl• Back Bay area. PaUo W /outdoor trplc.. pill, elec. RoU. Mlie, Olen.mlc tile COUD• Un. Comer lot, W /alley tn.lNnce to dou!lle prqw. OlllY Jlt,7~. Ml--0261 Evel.. Kn. .. ,w--. 646-"80. 1111 Rartlor Bl~~ C.K. Hin To Please! u .o. lba c:h&nn.Lne hom4 la for you. ' bdnM. fam. Uy room. 2 b&t.ba. U.S brick ftreplace, electric bu.JJt·lna. Patio A: red· wood fenctq. 1187 Pe'f mcath pa.111 all. f 0111N & Hacts -REAL ESTATE I! ltlt Newport Btvd. C.M. 142·~ Evea ~92&'5 fi1er-Upper For only l15.9Ml ~ Needa palnti~. 3 Bdrm, 1 ~ b&tM. Cloee to Har· bor Blvd .. on quiet 1treet. OaD now. Hurry!' e 1881 Tulltin A YI. M$-!90'7 J:vee MMS7t 8'2--0805 COLLEGE PARK. 11.600 down and total payment ot 11'3 per mon'th lnclud· ft all, tor t.bia beauutully Ndecorated. Collere Park home. "Shell • atnne" ttre- place. plusb carpet., dab· wuher, buUt-ln electric kJtchm, and ·1arge lot. made this home our "Buy of th• Week.M KI 5·9lll. Walker A: Lee. tnc. Open ETH. OPEN HOUSE Dally 1-11 P.M. 11111 Oleneql• Terrace, C.X • bdrm, tam room, cur-it.a. drapea, built In ran,. A oven. OCZAN· VIEW. Only $39,SOO. Terma. A. J . VICELLIO, RLTR. 240 !:. Cout Rlway Corona Del Mat OR 3·281 THE ~EAL E: ; TATER .c_; <U, RUALE! Anyone ___,,,_ W. II \4 'ift loe.n! $124 monthly in· elude. evel")'thlnf ! A tlnt ta.mUy home. a Bed· l'OOm8! 2 B&t.hl1 ••eoun· t.r)'· abe" kJtcben w1th electric bull~lnal a.pa. rate laundl'1 room l i..,.. ooverecl paUo! Qulet cul· de·aae lllreet! Submit ltOO down. See thla newer charmer today. C&ll now. Don't delay. Owner very anxloui . 1700 Newport e ft4&·7171 2299 Harbor • 642·• 100 four bedroom, 1" beth '* * * * * $14,250 daya ca.II Grath • Total Ind. taxes, lnl. A .,..o_R__,...M_t=ta=/.,,.. .... -=--lNL--.---~ carpeted ho11118 + l&rl'• 1te.M2e. ma1.nteam t... suuo TWO Br', atfadted HEATED AND FILTER· Piii ACRUGE w~o:!u+2._U~~t 1200 DICK IERG Rlty pr, nr lhopplns 6 kl.I. ED POOL. lar&'e covered _, .... r-v-No peta. ftd1 rec&. i.... patio and block wall. Full * Vt.ta 118 Acru thJ.a propeaty wUl fh'e ~ 1"61 BrookJwnt St. optioft. Alter t p.m.. price only 121.500 .·Sub-* Oc!ee'M'kt• 200 Acre. a nice 2 BIR hObM A unit. OCEANFRONT Runt. Bch. 182·U2l MI 2-cMTT. lTT V1rsta1a Jllft 1°"' down. GRAB * Oc.naldlt 300 Acre1 wW ~ t.be ~nta. H Ii le .-&. PL THUi ON!l WHlLll THE * C&rlab&d 2M Acree Prope~ In Sood abape • Wh 119f011a~ --,.. 1U9& WEATHER IS 8TilL in excellent locaUon. tm· 2 Bdrm ·Comer lot BY OWNER I br .. 2 be.. .,.,.,.. 2·an.r~ llA,u..v • • • and many amaller Double p.rap Bou. newty carpeted w I BDt.lna/WW • C,U/ Drpl/, 1:-SJ¥H:I B.£6Alla A. .-lJy ~ bome for thoee • w1W> de.lre U>e but. Extra lara'e 3 BIR. cllnina room, family room. Stud,y with bullt·tn book CU89 ott o1 It~ room. 2 wtitu brick ~ Tbt fin· .... ln cupeUnr • dra.,._. Decorator W&llpaptr Uanl· out Ir aJJ imported Upt ftxtul'M. Shown by app't only. Full prtoa 13•,500. RJtn. 1880 NpL Blvd.. CK. ~ mv. Kl t.1058 3 Bl --S20,9M ThJek w/w c:arpeta. Uaed brick ft r e p 1 a c • adcb charm to th• cosy •pad· ou.t Urinr rm. 2 le f D r MthL 811~ rlau doors lo Callfornia paUo. Pie· tuN911ue yard. Submit I 000 dowJi. 2166 Jl.ar1»or 8"d. at Balcer, Cost.a KIA. MO-t 720 anytime 15 KODERN ornci:s ~ VACANT R-4 Will Handle 12 Units Excellent rental location. WalJdng dt.tance to fn.a. jor abopplq centers - don't miN thia opportun. tty to buy one of few R .. Jot. In Colt.a Meu. C&lJ today. M~ $211,000. ~t~CH ~REAL TY HO l:aA 17th St. &t1·0820 Evea t9'·7308 U S~764 RELAX by a brick patio and BBQ under larse ahade treei. Enjoy cu1tom 3 bedroom plu1 FORM.AL DlNINO ROOM home In choice Ea.at.aide neighborhood. 119,t~ MATCHAM REAL TY lM Rochuter New-Spanish 4 bedroom on POOL 11lzcd lot. OPEN dally from 1 :00 to 4 :30. 22nd St at Don· hie Rd., &ck Bay t~mua to w it. -~ Af,chor "' lnvenments, Inc. 2155 L C...t Hiwq Cef'OM cMI Mir 67U071 * * * * * ~~--.... ----., CHmA.PJ:ll THAN RENT Only SlU monthly pay· menu for thia band new 3 bedroom home with all bullt-lu tncludJn( wuh· .r, dryer and rert1gerator. CHJlCK W IT H US QUICla.Y 0 N kO W PRJCS A.NO DOWN PAYXENT! Eve. 536--2375 PACIFIC BROftm R.llALTY ........... -·ua-.. HARBOR HIGHLANDS MODEL HOME 3 BR, 2 I., bathl, ti replace, BW noora. be&uutuJ pa• tJo. 132.950. Owner leav· tnc country. NEAR lltVINE COUNTRY CLUB Ocean A Bay View, 2 pt.· Uos. 2 balha, 2 BRa • GOD• vertlble den, only 139,500. BABSON REAL TY & Investment Comp.ny 2828 Cst Hy CdM 673-3770 -.-. R-:-e-:-s.1 .. rNn For &n ealabllahed A: ~ll located office. 1831 Wutcllff Dr .. Newport BeaCll 642·3e00 Call Connie lell ly fenced yarc1 wtth block II=--, Broker 875·2098 wall ftnoa. Near 6 Point. rra Ra.A.DYi Ju.at ..... t.- OLDl:R UNIQUE B81: aboppnc c e n t • r and ed. l:ut 16d&, 2 br. Bui-. l ·Br I 2-Ba/ PaUo/ Nr· llCbooia. Nicety l&nd.acap· .uait• ,.,.,..._ llD&D t.c• '40-S. 11t.la It. tu.-.o ~ O<tlnw! "2--0MT, ed. ONLY $11.500. ed Yard. $100. Kl J·JOIO. g.,., LI MTN Hf-1308 "6-6038 VI 74'81 I BR. 1tew\7 decor. Fmcec1 U ,500 PRICE _REDUG-LIDO SANDS; cpld, drpd NEW ww-Cpt./ llxtra I&'• yard, chtJdND le peta Wal• TION. J:aalaide 5 Bl".. 2 BeautlfUl l&nd.M:aped pa· 3·br I 2·Ba/ Blllna/ ram. come. 1116 mooua. be.lb home on quiet euJ-de-Uo w/pa BBQ OR &-6111. rm. DebwT/ P'r'pV Drp9/ 5"·97115. au •tT.eL Walklq di> PaUo. Block·waU/ Ldlcpd -2-.--.BR--$--7&.--.-l-·-dUldnn-- . tance to Wutd lff lhop-a.ck B.y 1240 Nr·Khla/ Owntr-1 I 7 S 2 OK. pine. grammar • Harbor lrby L&ne/ MT-1134 2017 PAUOMI hlrh 1ehooi... Lars• 1ov. llli•••••••-========= LI a-ao1• ely la.nd.M:aped lot wtlb Lido Shores Leguna le8dt 1705 .,...1 ---.BR~=-Dtn-.-, -u-v-.-,,,,-1 many fruit ~. Nicely J'rpL Le• pat.lo w·lllr-B· carpeted • draped. C)wn. GOOD BUYS f!T rru,uit aell. Now pr1ced * Ra.Mv Q/ •lee • waUir pd. at $23.600. HS-7711. WaJlc-V.IJ LI S·76'3. er .t: Lee. Inc. OP.t.n Evu. "BACK BA y BUYER?'' WONDERFUL tam 11 y 3 BDRM, 2 b&. bit·lna. pool, home near HJfh Scbool 6 lo•-~ •--1 ..... to * 406 EL MODENA Oert&tnly lh1. mu1t be one ..... ex .. -.,.. t\-.....-•-t & Sun pu.. of our B!'.ST BARGA.INS! unur of ~na.. a bd· ahpr. Avail reb io. __...,., -ma A flne S bedroOm d nn1., 2 beth. Mparate din. Adulta. 1175. "f.1Hf. 2 or a BR. l~ b&. J'm. Rm. · an rm. Ch&nntq llv. rm. 120,700 5~ ~ Jou family room home wt1h a with be&bl ce111np A f11L Llt.JlQJI 2·BICDftOOK $24,tOO sa.ooo dn. =~ ~~~ =: Level paUo • play yard. .::a.· Duncan H1rdetty Rltr. DIDCK. double flttplace. 14. recre.Uon To o 'rn. ~9195 '46-7414 Oomplet. bullt·ln kitchen GOOD tenu ...... _ '38.500 SMALL HOU81: '50 No CMldren. * ly OWNElt lnclud.. ~atiwuher. re· GOOD nr 'L ESTATE 429·•• * frigerator. waaher and I\~ 3 BR. 2 bu. W/W cptng. dryer. Located on charm· SMALL rueat hOUM i\irn drpe. redecor., patio, tnc VISTA BAYA CIR· 33' rorut Ave. HY ,.7518 15<' mo. AU uUI pd. 6ya Be&utlfUlly landacaped, CLE. Full Price • $0,000. 127,500 • Eata~ Sale, 2 Br . 875·1'11, tv• ITJ.2N1. 117,360. NOT Leuehold. $5.000 2 BR, water pd, tncd ya .... .,... ,...,. Xlnt C-1 L rta. Submit. _.., ....., • ..,_ or 8'6~8288 down. pr, $106. '35 Hamilton. THE ~J EF.L ESTATERS BEST IN BAYCREST Take one look at "lhJa ~ycrut Be1.1.1ty • we lblnk you'll q~ it la i. REAL BARGAIN! lm· preulve entry! 3 king· a Is e bedrooma! Two llone tlreplacea! Sunny kJt\:hen with all lbe buUt·ln•! F 0 R M A L DINING room! A warm, attracUve family room ope.nlnr onto a BEAU· TIFUL POOL! All thu tor jll8t '47,tOO! Submit your term.a. Owner very anxious. Shown anytime. See tod-.y. Call now~ 1700 Newport e 8'8·7111 2299 Harbor e 142-4100 3303 Newport Blvd. Ne~rt Bi!ach ·OR 3·2153 ST ANDO_UT \' ALUI 3 Br. tam. rm. 2 'h b~ & bit/In,, lg llv. rm. fenced yd, nr new univ. campu•. 128.500 f.p.. 128M dn. KI 8-4421 evea A: wknda. IRVINE TERRACE 1245 BEA UTlFUL cuatom built home wllb Ocean A: Bay View • 4 Br, 3 ba, dla· Uncllve featuru. $69.500. R. C. GrHr, RHltor 341( Via Lido OR 3·9300 M9.500 • 1Emeratd Bay. Apt C. 8'MlU. 3 br. 2~ b&. din rm. 2 frpl. View. Walled prden. 2 BR bOUM, 11' Yard. $M P .. Allen, Rultor mo. 1 1 BR. le Yd. Ma. 126 1095 N. Cout Hy: '9'·7518 _Be~ma=t=d~M=Mat=::-:-:·~.,.._ COzy P'RP4'l·BR RENTALS Fenced yard~t.ni.-:loe! Houti11 furnished 175 mo. MI f.n:f." Cotta Mell 2100 2-BR/ Dlspoa&I/ r.n~ac1 PaUo/ G&t! US. 2~A. Placentia/ TW 3·T17i. $70 MONTH. 1 Bdrm. Lge. fenced yard .. Oarqe. 21t:i Maple. OR 3·et2h-_ '86 ON& Br, Adult.a, no JKt.. 2521 Elden. Key at 2524 Elden. 2·BR/PAT10/0ARAGll l·BLK SHOP'O 1110 ADULTS. L.. 8·39'1 LGE 2 br, aU.ada pr, cpt., drpa. nr Mop•. Rea1! 648·54()0, LI 1-MH EASTSIDI 2 Ill. $90 115-A II • n.t.. NJ.Jlf4. 3 IR hevse, fnc4 wL JW. Alt. I PK Ne-Qilt J75. ONE bdrm. tum. cloae Mell Verde ino downtown. 180. one Br, putly tum. &48·2321. • •••••••• Corene del Mar t 250 Newport Buch 2200 * flOI LWI· * ---------~Ut\LI a Bit )(ea& llXl:CUTIVE ROME. A wrRJrRT 1 BR to June Vtrcia Home locaW JMiar planted pllerla features 15. 11211 mo. 1 BR apt. l'Olt,_., count. ~te NEWPORT HEIGHTS • VIEW. See this ipOUeu adult ()('cUpled home wtlb an unobstructed view of bay • IX'Pan. You'll love •\be pumo slu llvlnr ~!!!!!!!!~~!!!!'!!!~ room. fonnt.I dining room. walk ·in rloseta. separate aervice J"lr<'h. lovely pan· ell~ den a_nd hup pool 11lze yard. A truly custom home in a lovely. plct.ur· esque ar~a. Price ill $38.750. 846"7711 . Walker & Lee. Inc. Open Eves, one of the two private en· 1115 yrly. Rltr. OR 3--0880 pouee.ton. 1223 mo. tran.c:e11 to thl1 a bedroom. Eve. ~ LET the other pe1110n belp pay tor your property - 2 houses. 1 lot. room for 1 mort' Only $1500 down. 126 E 19lh St. C.M. Call anytime. LI 8·320!) THE~EAL ESTATERS NEWPORT HEIGHTS liOO ~""'fl<"rl e 6411-7171 22911 ltarbor • 64Z·U OO Cott• Mesa 1100 FIVE STAR LlSTINO • Immacul11.te 3 lrg BRa. 2 baths. beauUlul corner lot A: paUo. Check all olhera flrat -then 1ee this one. Priced a t 122.950 • 12.300 down. CALL AL BLACK MS·t7'~ or 548-95'0 Coat.a A: Wallace Rltr. den. 4 baUl, execuuve Coron• del Mar 2250. JlllQl IWJY. home with sweeping ocean A vtew. Railled hurth fire· 2 BDRM wtlb euare. Ulll place contraata with r old Incl. 190. t37 Dahlia. all·wool carpeting In llv· '•6~7-;:3:-:·8:-:85=-1_. --.,....,._~- Ing room and formal din· LOiii 1 Br. paneled. Privacy, room. Overlllse mut~r big patio. OR 3-6904 bedroom Ceature11 Roman 1011 Ha.rbor Bt.d. C& ~ •••••••••• ' ltllDftOOM tub. both (Uett bedroom1 S.lbo. 2IOO have lbelr own balb & -------~~ maid'• qua.tter11 or den off OCEAN front, ptly turn. kitchen wl~ h&11 aeparate Nice 3 br. 2 ba • den. Yrly bath. Extra large JH'Yed leue 12~ mo or winter pr.Uo 111 centered with I HlO mo. Ulll pd. 673·361t. A.ftllable .Ju.. tOa 1111 PStcalra heated, flltered pool with 17~ We.tdltf Dr. NI HOI dlvln( board. Electric door Lido Isl• 2351 openers for overslu gar-..c age. Shown to qualified 3 BR, 2 bat)la, new wi w buyers only by appoint· cpUn(. South patio, 1200 ment. 120.000 wlll handle. winter rental. 5t8·1S2•. C.11 675-3171. Walker It Lee. lnc. Open Eves. S.lboa l1l1nd 2355 a BR. 2 b&. ram rm. cpt. dJl' .,-Uo. tncct. tl$ Leue. 5"-1126 8 BDRM, 2 balb. Qual .-:-:;:----::-':'------~ home. Well furn. P'rpl, *1~ mo. I br, tam r'lh, dshw1hr, TV. To June lt. paUo, •lee Wt..IDa, Waw ' 1200 mo. OR 3·88eO., pd. 5'5·tlM. RENTALS 3pa~:; ~0!:t, ::.mer: HouMt Unfurnished achool. 649·1021. !_eneral ~ Newport leNlt noo OcHn Vu Dir" Point OWNER will 1 Olamoroua 3 Bit 2 ba. rpl .... cut. m~m kit " bit VI.JCW home. $22& mo dl'J)8. 1226 m~ :'.".~27:f la. -2/3 Br. 183' aq n. Per. feet view ~. ooeaa. Owner ltaVln&' .,._ r.at l. Fum r.u apt avail ti dulrtd. W. A. Kc8r1cW, 2944 Cllff Or, NpB. SAVE TIME! DIAL CLASSIFIED DIRECT 6'75-33 11 CHARgE lTI 648·1627 Clay Bkn. -NEWPORT JSLoAND PRIMITIVE 3 Br/ 2 Bi Frplr Patio/ fence/ rat, P11rk 5 ca.ri otf alnet. 117:!/ dep/ ref/ t08 • •Oth. s.u tllat 010 '•turt!• • • . . ~ .. ~ • .• . ·. •• ;, ~ ,. ;• .. ~ ( . ... ~· , ' .. ' ••• I . I t :· • . . ; •• > , ~ I! .. l!NTALS ~ Unfurnished Chnerat 5000 TH l!l ':" VOLTAIRE FftOM $87 .60 RENTALS RENTALS • ota. Unfurnlthed Apts. Unfvmlthed Coron• dtl Mar 5Uo CoroM del Mar 6250 •••••••••••••••••• Spectacular View of Ocean & l11tr•c• of Harbor RENTALS ,.,ny .. , .. I/NL ""''"' 19 A~ Unfvrnlahed Mon., Jan. 18, l_MS __ REAL ESTATE Huntf~ ... ch 5400 Gener•I NllW 1, 1 • 1 Br Walk to Office Rent•I 4010 bt&c.b, aU dbl aauo A up. ----aia • 7th et. 111-nM. 5630 ~ ( . .•. t • I BR &: Studio. 'lt·lftl. Cpts, Drp1, Ref. 811 lo. Fairview Rd. ... ta Ana. • ~'1·2028 Boat Slips Available to Residents 2 Br, 2 bath Apt.I. Kitchen all elec., carpetJ, drapes. Lovely view from private 1undeck. Lae. pool pl'us bot water muaage POOL. 1 B"ft HO tnol. utlllll•• + 1t.ove •It ....rn,.rat~ • 639-VIU a STOJ\1:8 on Newpoct Blvd dlretU1 aarou tram Newport a.ad\ City Rail and Riobard'• Udo Md• et. Now 0«upled ~ DAILY PtLOT. ·:-"A• ,. . . . . 53~ MS.. JOtllom ~F-~Good @Ad-Dl!Ltnal 2·Br Beach Ou· COITA MESA 5100 IDEAL FOR ADULTS $390 mo -on year1 lease. Call 673·9313 for further information ask· for Herman Trott, Mgr. •••••••••••••••••• COSTA MESA 5100 Newport S.•c" 5200 $19 monffl on 1 .... 2 bedroom atudlo apart· menll. 1 ba all elec- trlc kitchen•, carpets, ----DELUX ' BR, 3 b& apt. B-J.na. ....dlaowuber, cpt, dp1, pr. $225 mo. Duplex, Unfurn. 5800 1 BDR. unturn 17&. l Bdr parUy tum, $86. 1ood lo- cation. 248 le 248 Cata· Jin& 0 111 N. B. M8·6U9 . momlnp. NO·N!l'WL Y dee l bdrm, dllp It cu. Water pd. AdullJI, no pets. 127 "B" Virginia Pl, CM, 6'8·4115 wa pd. 1696 s. Monrovia, drapes. WALLA CE A VE, VILLAS Newport Hgta. 5210 CM. 626.:1933 NEWPORT RIVIERA Rooms for Rtnt 5995 A vallabl• J'tbruary 1, 1'6S Wlll aublet Ul\W w.y Ml, 1984 In one, two or thrte parcels, or will aai.t ln negoUallnr new , 1 ... with owner. For turther lnlormatlon contact Mr. Jack ft. OUr- ley, 8 uah1111 M&na1er, DAll.Y PILOT, PboH 5'8-:1663. now avail. for lUH. (SO x•O 6t 15xf01 1n Harbor Baker Center. aOt 1 Har· bor Blvd., Coeta M..._ Mv. 2061D Wallace Ave. 1 block Ea.at of Placentia 'ltiNTALS • , r ""U plex. uw -lncl/'tll JUAt " 28th. 6•6-0179 or collect , ....... Unfurnlah.cl HoVMe UnfumhhH Aots. Pum~ . (2U) 241·5372 $89 Presttre townhouae Apt.a. SJ..11EP'G rm, w/t 1 1 e 2. a or ( Br, 2, 1 bu, den ibower. Nr ocean, vNT-~ .. f•-rm ep1a drn1 bit •"11 u-·bor Blvd. CJL TUBACH I fWTY ·,~ .leech 3'°° Huntl""9n leach MOO COit• MIN 4100 "-•pert Hps. 4210 $92 Lge 2 br. apartments, cu- -..... . ... • r • ' apt.I, drps, ~ mo. -~· lnl. PaUOI, wndeck•. 6'2-0847, 146-5038. MIS-Wl * REHTAlS * 2 BR Townhae, carpauns. IAY APAltTMINTS 1 a.• BR ... _ Nr Barbor peted It draped, eleo l"IJ\le 1250-$2'75 mo. 1..... • •••••••• 60-0SOO • Ml-8952 EASTSIDID C.M. . ... ~ · • dp1, l % b&. b--la appllan-f.2S W. a .... , C.M. • • '"""' A oven, prlv. rarage. Nicely turolahed room tor FOR LmA81l ATI'RAC. modern l·br, employ.ed lady. PrivUerea. Adj. to Oranre City Alrpt, trpl, yard, cara«e1 • $95. LI 8·1911 mod. lndacpd 5,000 aq Ct ~ Redlands, LI 1-8131 ='---~--=-=-=:-=:==:--Bldg w /2,000 *l ft a/c .,. • I rt l 112:5 ~ Rl lch. Adult.I, no peta. u..a.... Townhouse aono Royal P&lm Or. l ,• .....A.P'l'ILllOMllS-COMX'L cea, poo P v ' 11 le 2 BR, ~ le Untum From $100. "6-4"4._ lltlJllU'I · blk. West of Harbor Cor . .alt 5. 112.ISO WK W /KlTCH exec oles. 29,000 11'1 ft lot. $17.60 WK· UP A.PTS Parking. Owner wlll ex- ..f:Y::. ·-. ~2-1754, 2 9ft tu-, t111S. W/'W ,. ......,.._ l pt. "'---ls. · e Newport Area A C.11. .. "' • ---··r ot Baker Street. _. J'URN • UNl'URN .,, RENT/l!IZLL cpte. drpl, blt·lna, htd/ CoNN del Mar ; •4!50 drapee. bUllf·lna. AJao alu· H bo Esf f A f · -.-UDO REALTY. INC. 3-Br/ 2·Ba/ l'rpl/ BllUna. pool, See Apt(, Mg1'. dlo 2 bcttm. 1 1~ batl\ apt. ar r a es p $ 2SH % Newport M8·t'TM pand or lmJlrove. YOUNO ainrle men.-Sta~ Vem Monl'08 Corona HI Mar O~ a..uso OR 5_.353 Fenced yard. LI:' 1-3342 6f&.f28J) NEW 1 • BR GAR. APT. uatlablt. 2217 Harbor THE MEDITERRANEAN N-D I / b 2 ----Cu1t • bit/ Spacloua! Swed-BMS. Dtter Wil11"r SL or t 91!'.DJlOOM, 2 bath home R -ou1r u s . r l -1.Mo. * Free * Rent I lsh frpl/ Bet.m c:etJ'p / BarbOr -atvd s~ Mrr. ARARTMENl'S ' 5250 ... ua PmR and FLOA 'J. ba. Bit • Ins/ cpl•/ patio/ MAID SERVICE ' Cpta/ Drp1/ $140 mo/UUI-Apt. A•l, near pool. Garden apartments around •CINe to storu and ahop-frpl Hdwd • fin/ 8'7.f210. to . preferred tenant&. 1 pd! 675·45'7 or 648-775'. • -----pool and puttlng g-reene. 2 Your Yeu around can free home ·:-a ~;\ ~~~ al the -Royal Pad. Reuon. Cofdw9tt Banker A Co. able. Colla llML M0·168e 2200 E. Cout Hwy. N.B. Jlns. $U.O rnontfl. ltENTAU Bl\, tum. cir untum. w/ -2BEDROOM-POOL bedrooms, 2 baths. car-SLEEPING fOOl'4 for man, OR 5-2000 prt home 6 ent. 1$3_& mo. 3240 A PRESTIGE - ~ DOTH Rm.tt.TY Aph. Fum.llhed pool. 1966 PCllDlelri&, C.K.. BLK-OCID~ le BAY Untuml.lbed. carpets A pet.e, drapee .tr lovely fire· '~00 Ill. 17th St., C.M. Di!LbXi l'u.nl. A.pt&. 1 le l·br/ Pa.rt-tum/ Cpll/Drpe dr&pel, buUt-tns Separate place. 1645 TuaUn. See 841-3265 Gener1I 4000 s Br. Pool, Terrace. No ~l;~ •110 yrly/ =: w"alkl~go ~l:~! manace.r Apt A. M6-6188 flS. 1 Bil, ls ~cd yard, BAHIA MAR pttAI or ch1kll"lll. Ideal tor 1 BR• PTLY FURN. PIS to lbopplnJ. Sl20 mo. , Mna North Aptt. · .ol prace, ref'rlcerator. Badtelon. •tll A up. 1tta C to le 842· 104() 2 t..r~ BR. l ~ ba. Furn. A ftl lmne. 173-1837. Church 8t. 141-12M, ~!~· 97~663• ocean u~m. 1110 .t: up. Gar. _ .ADDRESS 931 West 19th St. 6d·Ma3. CASA.·DEL MAR APTS. drps. w/w cpll, patio. Corona del Mar OR 3-SUIS Dl!:t.UXE l A 2 Br -$17.SO_W_K-. -&-U-,-8.lboa aG0 LUX f Is t Br, 2 ba. Blt·lne Hl!!ATEO POOL 1 A 2 Br • Patio Apt&. 1643 orsnce,, 01. Room & Board -5996 THJC Educated Leprtchuan tel tor collere men. Licensed. 5'9·1771 aft ' OFFICE SUITE, 2 rooms, epll, ctps, choice Npt Bch. locaUon tn newer ottico bid(. $135 inO. PAUL JONES·JU!ALTY 20th/Balboa. NB 873-8210 FURN A UNFURN 40 .• Nl:W UNITS Raf.. cp'-' drpa. CerlUJ\IC (Comer Coolidge A Baker, FUR..~. • UNFURN. -lack Baj Area Kl'!ATED POOL· PutlU.S SQLZ A l·BR APTl!I BALBOA-CENTRAL LOC! tile kite. le Ba. F.A. U 1 blk from Fah'vlew). On 9 Acres-Tennla Court STANLEY GUEST HOME IMPROVED M·l Jots adj. · OK for Bonet-Green -radiant heat • • ALL J!!XTRA.8-A.VAIL. Fum..,l-Br/LOwer/ Ample-Heated pool. Prlv. 1lor. 3001 Coolidge M6-8688 Putunr Greens • Wood iuo2 8PRINGDALm C.2 prop. Br11t.ol St. area 5998 lndustrf1I Prop. 6080 Gue1t Homet ~-~~~~~~#..iwiiaah~eiir~d~rylje~r~t~aciillifltiea~~-~A~TKIN~. ~S~O~N~Pee~bl~er~A~ptAI~.~-.,~~~~~. O~ft~~~~~~:!:.-1p;;;~sr,-~. ~.-;pt:~•.;!6~4~~-tt662l23i...,..J -=~N~H'~(A~Ui=P!A~LM~Sffj*~t~::~lm~r mi~~~;":~ .. twad.IJ>&i.ee:.s.:para:poo~~t89:S~-00~26~rftl1iNJ~89~S~-«:1~1~~~~~~~~~--:--=-:=- Sll5. Sl:!O. 1 Br, .... tndry, &dult.. BEACH cottaae. 1$65 wa, -"GoLD MEDALLION AJJ FL'"'""'8 Exclll.live New ,Commercial 60l5 See Mgr, ApL •. 648"'°'92 •-ii' fa.m!ly area. ~ •~•~ 687 Victoria, C.11. su pd. Gent or ltudent New 2 BR aludlo dplx. R t Home/ Formerly in CHOICE c 2 $~ mo, c arar. couple. 648~sa 1treterred. 112 w. Coast Cpts. drpe, blt·lns. Fncd 1 lt 2 Br. Apt.. From $137.50 c~./ 889-0219/ 889·185'. • $111\ mo, 1 br, pr, child _t_A_TI'RA_ CTIVE 1 • BR _Hwy_B-_1_5._M_J"°"8_ -· --7dil. 199.&0. 811 Paulartno, Fum . .to Unfum from $100 900 SEA LANJC neu OK. Watet • ,.,.. pd! Htd Pool. STUDIO APT. $80, Incl. c:M.. M8-538,_2·-..,-~-HEATED POOL • MacArthur WL ESTATE $225 mo. S br, 2 ti., frpl, •-w Id··• t -• .....,.. Adul'· I 2 b 177 E . "2_nd "t.. 6•6-23811 -,--:::--------""--ral Lndry/ n.·-t-/ Adult.I/ u . ... or one. Qv .... I . .. on y r· • .. -Jam I I _,. enclosed p•Uo. bbq, pr. ..,.., .. -.. • ua I Cl nn 2:Sl Pearl st.. lA(una Bch Cor • Fullerton A: J'lower. Ye&rly 1711·8 dahwr/Drps/ Cpts/Pool. lf2-4f&2. TWO 1 bdnn apt.a, $75 yr RmAL VALUE $109 ~ VILLA WEST Income Property 6000 Cost• Mesa 4100 ----ALA MOW APTS. • rum. 1 • ' Bedroom • W /W carpeta 6 drapes e Bli·llr"""f' ts ,.,,.,_ e Dlahwuh'1' a def Mar 3250 e Htd pool A TULi DOUle UX -MedlLlllon Home. r. 2 Bth, thermo -heat. . Pvt mtr"to M.atr Bdr. tn. Rm. from Terre. Drp. Cpt. Introom. •. Lndry. Adulll, no ~20. Yrly. At :I) AT 4-6532, coll._ 190 up. A.dulta. no ~t&. 530 W. Wllaon 848~&0ft * COtLEGE PARK * Open Ho~ (By Owner! Channing S BR, 2 Ba. pan· eled fa.tn . rm. 2 trpl'1. Blt- tn kit. incl. dahwahr. Movtnr • mu1t eell! 3 Br, 2 b&, W/W cpll, ~23 Vauar r 1ace !Jn• beatMd ult., trpic. * WHITTIER APTS * •een beach .It 1hop. mo. w Fttnleait st. fieluxe 1'.lm. 1 BDRM. . 676-3000 or MS-1077 ~wly Decor. • Ocean VU. Medallion KJt • Olsp. BL • RENT or • Gar. P&Uo • H e a t e d SE $2~. S br, 2 ba, Pool • $1115 All Utlla Furn. drps, landscaped, d. 6t2_26:!7 1801 WhitUer, C.M, 6•6-•332 EDR.M • 1116 MO. 1 Cpll/ Fmced/Dble-Very nice furnished 2 113 L&rkspur, bedroom duplex. Good :IMO. location . (i)nly $125. location, spa~loua 3--CHAS. C. MARTIN ,• 2 baths. Has enry-R~ EALTOR g , AvlLll. Jan. 15. 3595. 1999 HAr'bor CM LI l·U95 DRM duplex. cptd, drpd, 1 -BR/ E&stslde/ clean/ ve, retrig. 707 Golden-compact/ utll • pd! Good . OR 3~~: loc! Adulll $82.150/ ;;:;:::===-===-::==-LI 8· 7277. LOVELY luxurloua lower. extra Ir 2 BR. J b&, dln- ln[ rm. pvt paUo, 'r i r. Truly speclal. MJa4ttl. 12~9 Baker. round. uw pd. eves. 1823 La Pu ~~ts8-68,272893 Pact.tic Wesl WEST BAY DUPLEX W. Balbo& Blvd. t7:!-57t'T. ~ ---.,--:-: Spacious 2 Br. 2 Ba, prlv. 2 BR Studio Apt Rtd pool/ patio, carpets, drape1, bit· cpl./ drpt/ bit -In! l '-' b.. Ina, pool, putting v ee.n, trrn.rrm .. -=s--=p=-AID~~, - 2 Bedrooma. 112& ICv• MS-6.281; Days KI 2-7219. Balboa l1l1nd 4355 1 BR. redec, prbare di.Ip, new ranee. Yrly onl7. 175-26156. 319 Diamond. 2 BR, turn. w-w cpta, dp1, Huntlntton le~ch~ blt-tna. 1105 up. 446-f711 or Sf&-795'. LOVELY 2 br, w•w cpt. B·inl, pvt paUo. 1974 Wallace. U 6-8114, '46-2Ml. BACHELOR Apt&. TV. Pool, UUJa, '30 weekly. 2301 Npt. Bl., C. M. Jill 6-7U5 A TI'RACTIVE 2 BR, tum. $125 mo Incl utlL Child OK. 2277 Maple. Ml-8913. LOVELY yard. 1 bdrm. H IS. Adults. 110 J;, 18th St. C&1l 67S·9071. 1 BEDROOM $80 Clean, quiet. Adult.I. Ma W. 17th, CM LI M95' SPACIOUS 2 BR, $115. CI.A YTON GARDEN Apt.I BunUn,wn .. Cla,y Ave: l, 2 ts a .BR tum A unt. 4 POOLS. e 1 BR 900 1q ft. e 2 BR, 1100 llCl tt. e a Bk. 1100 1q, ft. 1 mo free oa I mo LM. 195 to aw. 636.()fTa AT THE-Bl!!ACH • NEW 1 A 2 bd apt.I. P\tm le un· turn. w /pool. 199 up. 1115- Uth St. 119 • 115th St. 107 • 15th St. 8'7-28f8 DOWNTOWN arM, 160 ln· cl. unUl. Call· evea. or wk- nds. 847-3819. NEW 1 Bl', walk to beach, all deluxe '116, Oar. UIS • 7th St. 63t-7184. u,tll pd. Adult.I, no peta. SHI IMch 1819 PlactrftJL 846-3078. 4450 NEW BACHELOR APTS N-rt Beach 4200 Hakk'p. Mo. $100. Alao --,..--DILlly -Weekly GE 1·9126. OCEAN FRONT ltENTALS A.pt.: Unfurnished 190 month 2 ~oom 000 FTTRNISH!JD -General 5 Children OK. $100 mo. 7M West 18th St. 646·9:!07 846-3318 att 4 pm cl week- enda. MODERN 1 Br. pvl patio, drpe. elec. kllchen, refrlg. Gu A: wawr pal'1 Adults, no pet&. 138 Mag11olla. $85- 473-6066. 2 BR dptx. dps, cpt, b-ln ele:. range d-wuh gar, pvt patio, newly dee. 242 Cecil Pl S12:1, Ca.II collect ~33-3986 afl ll .30 or M5·7630. NEW lndMdual Nies., Free 1 BDRM dupl«.'x. '8:5 mo. r~nt to Feb. 1 w/lae. 2 UUI pd. Stove cl rtfrtg. bdrm, lrpl'1, pattoa. cpt, Adults only. Clo11e ln. 1961 drp, ..,-. Ipq"1re 2662 "A " Fullerton. 646-1377. Oralll'e A.<t~. M2-4429. DLX 2 BR, l ~ ba trlple.ic. EASTSIDE Triplex. Larg,e lg klt. b·lns, dishwasher, ·2·br le den, patio, p rage. Xlnt loc, very nJce nelgh- W /W cpll, w . Ina 268 borhood. $1:15. 642-1807. E. 16th Place. Call I · - _LA 8-6429 or LA 8-0084 Newport Buch 5200 1 A 2 BR ptly turn apts,l ___ ON--NEWPOrIT'BAY No children or ~ta. Ga-V ~e 6: laundry rm. $179 Pnvate Beach: Boat t:acll- 376 E 18th. Illes. Swimming pool. Ex-mo. · •-' tra Large wllh Every Lux- LI 8-7362 ury Appointment. Unusual 2 BRSTUDIO • l ~ ba, opportunity t l $22:! per frplca, pvt paUo. $100 mo. monlh, Adulu. A val! Im- 63• Hamilton. M8-6766 or mediately. For appoint· 5U-6371 ment • phone Mrs. Wet- CLEAN l Br $70 up/2 Br $86 up. Some tum. Cpt.s/ drps. KJda OK/no peu. 311 W. Wllaon. 6•6·9511 1 • BR DUPLEX/ Cpll/ Drpa Dl11posal/ $85 OR $95 furn. Quiet/ b.atalde/ 646·6467. mt•re. 673·8414. Looking !or a. prestige alldreu? TRY , •. VILLA NEWPORT Luxurious Adult Living. 1 • 2 Br -2 Balha MODEL OPEN 10 ·IS All luxury featuna 2101 E. Cout Hwy. CdM -ORJole 3·8120 3 BR HUGE UPPER Cpti:. drps, v~w! Steps to beach. SlM yrly, OR 3-6904. 3 BR,' 2-..,..ba._f_u.,...lly_e&_rpe_t.e_d, ctrps, ·dlehwuber, paUo . 6•6·3265. LCE 1 br, e&rpeta, drapes. frplc, bit-Ins, Ip patio, OR 3·6904. N EwL v=-""de-c-, -nr-. -bch.-..,.2-B,--r, gar,1patlo, ca~ta. drapes, blt-lns, $145. 673430•8 Hunti~o!'_ ~~ch 5400 NEW 10 UNITS Fre~I Mo's. Rent to ht TENANTS 1 Or 2 Br • 2 Balbt Hea~d Pool • tnaulated, carpel.9, drapes, t.lec kit- chens, carport. aepa,..te. · AVERAGE $103.42 Yrty. Nr. 5 Polnta Shopping Ctr. 2300 Delaware 636-6717 FREE FREE 1st Mo's RENT 8 NEW GARDEN APTS. I A: 2 Br, 2 Ba. 1>fODERN P'URN DUPLEX ju1t 1tep1 to 1&ndy beach. 3 Br, 2 Ba down • 2 Br, l Ba up. Patio le deck. 164,960 MMI. Harvey Coldwell .. nicer & Co. 2200 E. cO...t Hwy. N.B. OR 5-2000 AT THll BEACH NEW 1 unit. 17 ,000 dn. NEW 12 unit, $18,000 dn .NEW 1' unJt 120.000 dn Mon au nnled. Xlnt "" tum. KJrchmeye_r Con.ate. Co. 17798 Beach Blvd. H.B. 8'7-284& l:A.STSIDE DUPLEX + Room for 18 additional unlll 1415.400 sq ft), Loe . 1 blk off Newport Blvd. close to shop. • trans. R'ull pr1ce $157,500. Rul- tor Kl ll-2088. JUST completed. Bldra Dlx apt w/3 Br owners Apt, Income $83:1, pmt q49, FP 576.000. 3115 • 7th 1st. H.B. 638-7184. 6060 ~er, 132xSOO' Newprt. Blvd., •62,000. Prime C.1 l OOx.2"' Fairv. Rd., ~7,600, ~rma. A C Petitte, R .. ttor 2109 Harbor, C.M. 148-0622 COMMERCIAL BLDG. on Newport Blvd. nr Harbor Blvd, 2 1toree + parking area. Good lnvut:ment op- portunlty. $27,000 F. P. Bal at 6%. Leon· Vlbttt Rltr, 18'2 Newport Blvd., CM. LI 8-0~8. ~ coM·L CO--RN_E_R_ FULLY IMPROVED 130' x 16:1' on Major Ar· terla.1 Hwy. $360 per front f t. 1A RUE REALTY 847-2525 East 18th C.M. C·l Propitrty Incl home • workahop. $20,ISOO • WM. WINTON, RLTR. 675-3331 open •w t p.m. lndutfrl1I ltentet 6090 BRAND NJJW MODERN lndustritl Units WarehOUH • lite M!g, etc. Plenty parkJnr, 20xf0 ft. $69.~ mo. ALBO- LA.RGER UNITS · .... AVA.ILABL!l 17th St. C.M. 6•6-1898 2115 HARBOR DELUXE 2 Br • furn/Un· 410 It. Ocean Front, upper furr Start $106/Nr Har-H6-'t135 CoHeqe Village FRONT:--A-p_,.t-. -=2--=e-r,-s-t-o\-'(', drapes, dlspl, rar, cement driveway. no dors. 648-2720 Split -level or 1 -le\•el \\'Ith 2 Br, 2 Baths. w w cpl.'!. drps, elec. dl~hw!hr Healed Pool &: many more extra!<. A vera.ge 1105.42 yrly W/heated Pool, carpets, drps, S STORES an Newport Blvd directly acrou from Newport Beach City Hall and Richard's Lido rark- et. Now occ:Uple by DAll.Y PILOT. Avallable February 1. 196:! Over 1200 ft. Ideal at only $170 mo. Anot.hu w/2 bldg11., $16~ mo. wly Painted· $85 rce 2 BR with p.rage • 1&1 • water paid • 2 dnn OK. O l)elaware, H.B. C1ll 537 4380 4 Bd Townhouse - Medallion kitchen, · iher, dryer, abutt ers, cri>t. heated pool. $125 • 1130. 962-168•. bor A: 19/ 1981 Maple. 6•2-'109. $701~~-•• _n_r _m-ktl-, -G-ar-. ·Chud'nlc. 322 m. 17th, 962-2868, OR 5.2907 , RENT BY WEEK OR MO. 2 BR $120 mo or 132.60 wk 22119 Maple 6'2·3665. 165 -MO/ NEW UNITS Sunny Acres, ll:! Santa Isabel, 548·9755. 1 • BR/ Twin beds. Pref - BEACON Bay Cory Studio apt w -gar/ P':t.: patio w. tropical plant./ Sep -entr. Privacy auured/ UUl-pd/ $91' t11 July 1/ OR 3·763~. BACHELOR/ NR-OC!!AN! Pool/ Maid-Ml'/ $115·up. 84&-3088, "2-o867 BACHICLOR Apt. Winter nmtal. SM mo. 1362 Bal- boa Blvd, 675·1528 a!t. 6. H1rbor A Adami FURN OR UNFU"N $$ FREE RENT $$ until Jan. 24, 1965 SPECIAL • Deposit w!ll hold 'tll you move ln. S&cllelor or 1 Bedroorn 2 Bedroorn or a Bedroom Studio or 1 !tory PaUo. or BalconJe. =tiDRM '1" 11attta. Nat. wOOd kit, larfe fncd yard, ~60 mo. 8'21 Yorktown. Owner 21S 790·2705. emp. cple. No peta $80. NEAR Hoag Hospital. Sult- Nr -Nwpt Blvd. LI 8-3388. able for 1 or 2 only. Water pd. $65. 646-1689, 9.5, Private Laundry F1cllltlea Carpetln1 It IYral>" Rehjgerators AvnllabJe DELUXE FtATUREI ••. Puttln1 Green -2 Pools & Wadtnr Pool • 2 Recrea· Uon•Bldp ~ 2 Sauna Baths • Tetni. Court.I • Child Care Center -Caloric Gu Kttchene • Adjacent to com- plet. Sb~pln1 Center. .TALS • S,TUDIO APT -$90 Newly tum/ Utll -pd! ~ A.m. l'umtlhed Adults OAly, 548--09:19, _Apartment ·Rental Headqaarten for Harbor Area $85 OOCHtLDREN ACCEPTED :-• 2 bedroom-unfurnished . 2168 Placentia 646-7061 -CHILD OK-2 bedroom '$90 00 Unfurnished-just decorated " • 2043-49 Wallace 646-4329 95 OODOWNTOWN 1 Sedroom $ Furnished-Quiet • 1919·21 Maple 642--4258 ·~·-so BRAND NEW-1·2 Bed.room ~~ Furn-Uofurn-Luxury .20~0 Fullerton 642·3244 .. $110.00 EASTSIDE LUXURY 2 bedroom, furn-unfurn. 2020 Fullerton 642-3244 All Open Dally Fot Your lnspecilon 4100 Ward Property Management Co. . ~920 Harbor Blvd. 642.2020 ATTRACTIVE studio, gu. wa pd, $70. 1 BR, $80 2638 NpL Blvd. 64.2-0UT, CALL 546-0370 DIRECT RESULT NUM.BllR 676·3311 ltENTALS Apts. Purnlthed Huntlntton leach 4400Huntlngton IMch 4400 SPRINGDALE · APARTMENTS e Detuu l·Bedhiom Apartmtnu e Built-I n ~ and °"" • G"'9e Olsposat • C..rptts Ind Dr1PtS e Continuous lnsllnt Hot Wa\ef • All Utllltln Paid e Garages • Swtmmlnt ~ • • • • • • Acron from Shopplnt ~ttr • Ntar Schools • Clow to ~gin ~ (i} IALANCID POWER UNPUltNISHID • ' PUltNISHID FROM $105 FROM $125 16072 SprinCJclale at EdlnCJer HUNTINGTON IEACH PHONE 847-4094 LC 2 BR &: 3 BR, 2 ba, frpl, cpl, dps. t>1t-ln1. Walk shops. U10 -$13:1. 821B Cabrlllo St. CM. 3 BR. l 1t ba. carpets, drapes, bit-In ranee, oven, $115 mo. 5•6·91615. 795 Shalimar. :-::-:--:--,...--2 BR, $87.50, pvt yd~ nr achs.' Hrbr Shpr Cntr. days Kl 8·6181 KI 2·8881. 2nd MO FREE! 120() sq-Ct. 2·BR/ 2-BA/ FR.PL/ $120 12t7 Baker 1 :lf6-H66 GOOD LOC! 2-BR $11!1 Dsbwr, bit-ms, cpta, drpa U 8-2H7 1 BR, unlurn or tum. apt. ra1'ge. Nr dowr.town CM, No dogs. M8·Z720. DON'T MJSS-..,.!-D=-:-lx-2-B-R. Oar, patio. All extras. 2346 Santll Ana. 548-0728 FURN A: Unrum Aptll. Lg. 2 BR. crptcl, dflld 6: bll- lruo $9:'i up Mrr 846-4272. 1-BR $90 -Nll SROP'G Cpll, drp~. blt-11111, dshwr LI ~-21t7 ---~ :I BR, $95 P\'t yard It gar New paint Gd loo. 1778·C Westminster St. ~-;-----Uf\. "FURN. 3 bdnn apart· ment. CIHl.fren welcome, 1935 Pomnnl\, Apt F, CM STUDIO 2·BR DELUXE $.13S · YRLY :,4.;.2489 D __ E_L_U_X_E_2 B""r--n-r_H_a-rbo-r Shop. Opt~ drp1. 1110. 22116 M int1. "A" 648-2387 1. br DUPLEJ(; S7n mo. Water p11 U 8 S.\ff TIME ! Ill \L CL \~'IF'IF.D n11il~CT 6~.1 m 1 CJl,\IHoE IT! 1401 Superior -642·30H L EASE OPTIO:'f-- ~ew Park Lido Estates, 3 br, 212 bas. llv, &. elm. area. W W rpts. drpa. Pool &: pla ya rea. Child· ren & pets accepted Ct.II Mr. F rank Ruppert PR 4-1182 or 646·7002 LARGEST HEATED POOL in WORLD 3 BR 2· ba. Wr W crpt8';- drpa. Comp!. kllrhen. walled patio. State entry- way~. Brnnd New -Just Built. $180 mo, OR :i-0•37 N"r. Beach Bl. 6t Ada.ms 2300 DELAWARE 636·6717 Deluxe Living 111 yours in these NEW 1- tevel or studio apts. 2 Bd- rms with frpl. 6t extra bath from $110. 7811 TALBERT 847-1019 • Deluxe 2 & 3 Br • 1 1-; Ba. carpet11, drapes, bit-ins, lndry CaclllUes. 847-0963 or s~ Mg-r. at 768.l EUia. ApL A, H.B. -1-MQNJH-f REE-4. Ra!~ Ro~n. ;:r~0~S:t patio. Attchd car porl New Duplexea. 3 Br. 2 eooi. Club h11e. Fenced bathe. blt·in11. dl11hwslir, play area. Vacant. Brook-1, Block to ocean. $185 hurst at Adams. $140 mo. WUJ sublet unUl May 15. ' 196:1 In one, two or three parcela or will assist ln negollaUn~ new Jeue with owner. For further Information contact Mr. Jack R. Cur· ley, Bualneu Manager, DAILY PILOT, Phone 1548·5563. . • Prestige Location • Offic• or Store . Ideal for alt-Omt!y, stationery 1tore. gllt shop. executive otrlcea, el,t. ' Includea: 2 otflcea .,.+ lavatory Street entrance, displa y window. 1200 pe,r Mo~ LIDO REALTY, INC. OR 3·8830 AC Petitte Realtor 2109 llarbor 648-0!52' FOR RJtNT OR LJl!ASIJ C-2 storare untta. •llO aq. ft. cl up. 900 1q. tt. 175 mo, Incl. uUl. Ideal tor contrctrs or boat ownus. 217 A voeado, CM. 048-3892 8,000 SQ. FT .. ~-9Jif;,..1havyl'ovl er ; Sprinkled. L a r r ~ ground area. Santa Ana. A lao 2t00 sq. ft & •sob sq. ft. N. Coata Mesa. : Bill Jlrook1 Co .. LI 1·78S~ New 8000' M-1 Tllt·Up "In Lo1 Al&mllot Ind'l Pk, ALL or PART. 43•·9363: NEW bldg. 29'1 Randolptt. C.M. 7~0 aq , ft. or part Yrly lease. Recreation .t: 776-7316. 2 Pools. _N_E_W_4_bd_T_o_wnh_o_u_s_e."""'Lr-g STORE or office. 18x36. Rltr. 646·7800. 612-34.30 or 64G-9o4:1 Me<lallfon kltclle.n, Wllher, -NfWPORTH GTS.-dryer, 11hutters, crpt. heat- 1 Br. Sllll -2 Br, $125. ec. pool. $1215 -$130. Bay view. Next lo beauty 3,000 sq-Ct/ATTRAC ot!ic• aalon, $80 on leue. 2816 AMPLE PARKING • La Fayeue. NB, LI 8-1346 1536-360~ Bll·IM, cpts. drp11. pvl pa-96~·168•. Lio, gar. Adults. no pets. NEW ___ 2_bd_rm_a_s_J>4l_C_lo-u-s. 350-352 Catalina Dr. 01 town. beach. bus. Wa- LI 8-9821 ter pd. No ~ts. l 'ria ga. ~RN. $85. stove, ref, rsges. Quiet nelghbor- <lrps, rpl,, 1 br. rwt pa-hood.\$100. 847-3833. CUTE house with large paved yard, adj. gas 1ta- tlon, owner 646-7800. OFFICES. COMMERCIAL &: M·l $65 & UP &46·2130 or 646-2910 Offlca Rent1I 6070 lio. Water pd. l blO<"k lo Y IREPkACE N EACH 1111 business. Adults no Large. new Gold Me<.1alllon pet.A. 2620 Avon. 1 1 bdrm apart. overlooking SM.ALL OFnCE BLDG 673-6066. court yarl1. $90 -195. 8177 Eutslde CM, New cpu, YRLY'7Balt~a P\>nn 3-Br Ga.rfleld H.B. 847·3976. drps, newly painted ln- 3.na Liv-rm Dln'g 'Sun· U:E 2-Br. t1uplex dlx bit· side. Wlll paint outside rt,ck;-R~-ns. 1 earned relllngS,"·g--la-u-+-...,,,., ....,.,,, It t · 675·3801 doors to planted patio, tor Real E5t.ate, In . I d t ,1/\1'\ consultan.t or arnall bu~. 2 BDRM compl. rrdone n ry. no pe 11• "'-'· OR 3·1497. l'ronl trtplu to adul\11. 536-9687. AFT. 5 :-:--=~=-:-=------- Yrly only l904 Coral Pl., NEW 1 Bedroom. Cpta, WFSTCOURT bldg. 1817 NB, Lt 8·3758 a.ft 6. <In>-. bll·IM. dl!tpol'al. car· Wutclltf, NB. Sub • lu11e $ 9 adjacmt office l!'pace, Sep· NEWLY OEC' 2 br. pool, pt>rt. 6 ,60. GEORGI.A T • ... TS 0 0 9 arate entr. Approx 15' x trpl, cler b11T·b·f'I. Utll pd, /\!'AR .. t .. ,N 1 INDUSTIUAL or ll~ mfg 240<' sq ft downtown CM, $200 per mo. 646-1696. Lots 6100 ~LOTS e Prim'!! R-1, Lld~J,e '35,000 • e Choice C-1 cor. nt""OCe8Jl • & bay. S!l8.500 100 REAL TY, INC. OR 3-8830 TWO LARGER-5 L01'S. Ex~llClll for unit.I or In· vestment in center of faat gTO\dng area.. Underprlced~ at $18,900 each. Term.t. 847 21148 ,. • I "'36 8•27 18. cpl. Avail. Feb I:>. •1·0 "'A, ~1-·i". "" u• orjt' a " -" • "' N \. I R ' -• ~ ""' " '" 646-488~ ('\(',, \1 lt'W .;(>! ·1, ..,,.. tsH' \\ HAL£ffiA nr-;-?J :-a·:W ph1~h hacht'lo-r-s,-$-7-l'I, -.-OFFI CE SPArE e ~11nn Fk h, 8000 ~<J. (L "r. '' 1>11, •1"~ '•' lit .~ ti.1 1 11!11 pd l Rn $'If\, rum· p11\·~.1 ~trcrl 11111~ •o ., • ~ n ' EX1't'llent ICU\le 11\'nil, Wntl'r • . . • •o.111 ~t ~111 11.,, 'l'.~-·••11 1~hr1l.Hno .:on s1 n5 :1011 •11 '11n r·i·h 11124•p n 0 " " ,,., " fr•mt, $200 n\ol l'l1•nt ~ ~ ' • r • ,,. * ~·~AP. l'IE11 * :-tr>ilpll•~ f\ArklnK -.. II 11t1lll1,., • LI 'It);-; llEH;ll r~ '] AotC J lkd1•"'''' S7.'\ I 2-BR STUDIO/POOL! I Air C'11nrt. I '''""' Int, t ~lrect $3~,111•11 109.nr·rt sr s B Mttny ExtrM' 1147 ·71\RI). Bay Lltlo Bullrllng :t:ins g ,l. fl18-7)(nO I - ~· .... 20 .,....., ..... ,..._,._ 'SERVICE DIRECTORY Moe., Jan. 11, 1115 -. -- f!EAL ESTA TE . lr1dc, Matonry, etc. ": GeNnl 6560 • 6200 ; Is T MASONRY 4c'"'9 Brielc. block; st.GM. 1i.t .. '30 x eeo BWY oomer nr Llc. Is Ina. Kl .... am. ~ler ot Karin• f-.clllty, .,,, Palml. V&l\M S24,000. IUllMll S.rvlce 6U2 ·&.ibmlt St&.000. Property :1a clear. WW .. n for 10" DOVER :Zdn ls e>Wner will OUT)' T.D. S~~~ .Jfirrltio tor t.rlr. pk, etc. • .. · :xtnt valu. for apprecla· · • Typtnr • Ruumes -':'" .. : ·tion. C&Jl now·. port.a : , Lockhart It Aao. Rltn • A~dreuinc and M~llnc 549 w. 19tll. Coat& Meu • Bulletlna • Newalettel'I e.t-2301 Eva W-02ST • Student.I term papen i to 35 Acre. • SELL or LBAS& All or Part. W&· i.r avallable. Fontana. Calif. JJll 1-Md ixchefttee, R. E. 6230 W Dover Ortvt. NB 6•8·8W 6590 * CARPENTRY * MINOR RllP AIRS '1D8T VJSTA t'tllld1 89LVES CABlNJlTS ; area with view. 3 Br home "' IN QWQU .. ·wtdcb ho been rented f •• SU6 a month. Pa~nts NO JOB TOO SMALL ' of P5 per month eludes H. O. ANDERSON - tuea ls e. Trade M6-ll T6 • $8500 equtt tor lot or U no an.ewer XI 4·2312 ; Duplex areL Phone CARPENTRY WORK : 6'4S-OU • Eves. Mra. Hen· REPAIRS M6-1M7. Bill Ben-G4f·ll&f .. Real l:atate, 1813 • arbor Blvd.. C.M. I SELL OF TR.ADE JAttract. well built, 2 bdrm. • borne I bath, 2 comfort- ;. &ble ,suMd in porche1, : larp ivaie. beauL Jud. !'or Expert WORKMANSHIP C&ll Dick &47·9739 . ADDITIONS • PATIOS JUDIODELING Br or Job LICENSED Ph Ml..w9 • llC,gPl"I', lge. lot, nice view. Cement, COfttNte 6'°° : SH,950. Terma or ~ ----------for llDl&ll home in Co•ta ORIOlNAL paUo destgn ,flUa. Pqtman &alty. hu now made Ill debul Box_ 137, Morongo Valley. It you enjoy eometh.ing . W-4223. different call us today. 1i~..t-Y-r Equ!'l U c It ins. day. 5f3·2945, nlVW -eva KI 7-4843. toT & 1 bdnn Is den or -GEN-. -,L-C_O_N_C_RETl: ___ W_o_rk bdrm. tndJv. apt.. frplc, Patiol/ Deck.a/ Drive. pool, JIOttin&' l1'tltll. From ways. Walkl/ J'rff it.ti '14,7!50. ...._ MT-HIS. I.a ..... Yie PATIOS. wallm, etc. EquJp. .Jmt 1 bllt ctt Newport on tw aawtnc. breaJtln6 :out Santa label at lClden, CM boncrete. Alter 6. >JEW 9 HSES/ 2 'BR • l' Ae-1393. .ow Don't walUot .WC Fonnt FREE ~TIM.A Tim F~ Wm. Smiley, Tax Acct, Same location tth year. M5·1362 anytime HJ 6·9664 HOME SERVICE FEDERAL .t: STATE $10 631-1928 Ironing • 6755 BACHELOR • TYPE Iron· UfC· $1.00 hr. Vie. Karbor • WUIOn, 144-4048 eves. mONlNG my home $1 hr. Pleue brt.nc han~na. 334A, Victoria. CM. 642-0801 IRONrnG $1 br. Call-- 5t!>-7872 before 11 am A &Iler • pm. IRONING wanted, neaUy done, $1 ·hr. Vlclnlty Npt Bch, 87MI06. IROMING, Jl\Y home, reu. 2131 OJ"&.D&'e Ave . .Apt, A. Brlq ht.11,('era. MS-2880 . Bridt ~Pll.ftlerl, balrld9oett.-'l--WUIR!d:-7fcR>f91ffiPj , Is Sprinklen, All Cu.atom waxed. me ait. M4·52a.. Tl\ADE NWPr • BJCACH Deaiped. 5M-H1•· ih u1 clean your ~ntala PROP. tor OUt·town prop. W. H.. LILLY, Uc cement _NOW!! Free . u~ CUI SubmlL OR 5-17M. contractor. ' All type<J. 87M8M atter 8 pm. Quality concrete work. ===:::::-:===== 6240 J'ree eaUm&tea. M~. ~~~~~~--~- L 0 0 K IN 0 FOR store building • bowie -Jot In a .aru. Bend parttcu1&Q to Dally Pilot Box KU,. BUSINESS and FJNANCIAL Bua. Opportunities 6300 HOBBY SHOP ~ A.LL TYPES! j'6 Patioe-Drtveway1 etc., No Job too 11nUI ! M5-2943 CEMENT work. No Job too am&ll. Rua. Slufilck. LI l-Nl6 C'DO:NT work, all klnd.I. Free uUmatea. C&ll M5-1302 Chllcl Care, Masonry, Brick 6830 Gr.NJCRA.L bulldlnc Is re- pair, masonry, painting, alab work. Frff estimates. 6'2-1058. ALL TYPES ot MASONRY 6: DECORATIVE WALLS. 638..(167 and Slot C&J' Raciq'. Neta 11000. Low down. WlD TRADJC. Top locaUoa. C&1J eu_..-. Kermit JUcp. Bkl'. __ L~la_n_•_•.,..cl ___ 66_1_0 J'IR8T Clua painting Is Pa~rhangtnc. Free uu- m&tea. Kl 6·3'69 Money to LNn 6320 -£FINANCE ClllLD CA&K ... .... .na u.. ...., ..a- ., tM ....... ,._ ... ... ..,. 22L2il&kts CIOlltMt U. OIM WelfaN Dept. .. 8uta ..... MT.e5fT. .Uy .UILD LICENSED dlDd care. Hot • lunches, napa, fenced yd. 8lqle ll'udf7 PNpUI ~ U 8-1957. (Lie. No. 2980) FHA 15 yn. to sao.ooo ======== v A so )TS. lOO'i' to '30,000 Contrecton · 6620 EXP. p&lnter, int.er 6' ex- t.er. By hour. Have sood equip. Eve1 LE 4-107~. PAJ.NTING. local ref, Im· med eervloe on rent&la Mt.-1888 or "46·7282. Painting * The-; Best * Very reu . * 20 yrs. -exp. MI 4-tttl te2-1110 ~-=-~---~~~~~ Conventlonll Ins. LMM PAINTING l.nterlor, eittr, &~" _ 25..ao yn vp to • W'S WILL Stucco, ~ to $100 • no $~.000. Total Lou .-.. it0 BUILD 1Tt more. 142-5ff2. e Remodellnl e OUAR.. P&.lnt.11'1 Int • at. S.vlnt11 end Lo.n $2.60 br or by job. Free .,. IO 11'1 to $100,000 Add a rOOftl -ldtd:lena ea!. 6'MT36. C.K. 90~ ol 8..P. 414 int. 80 yn. NO DOWN PA YlO!NT SAm.EI MOfTGAGE 336 E.st 17th Street Costa Me-. Ml M909 COSTA Kl:SA LUlilBlllR Complete Build.Ing Service JWnodell.ng Is Addition• Granger ConatrucUon Co. 6"-4785 Plastering, R-..air 6880 PLASTER It STUCCO REPAI.R CALL: 6'8-4li03 PLASTERER NEEDS WORK. 1136-1185 CALL Kl 5-1178 Agencies, Men 7100 j'6 Yo.Jr l.ocal A .. ncy 2 Sales TraJneu, College Back(1'0Wld ............ $380 Spec Co-ordinator. Valve Exp. Cu•lomer Spece ~ M.E., Deg-ree. No E'xp Requl~ ... -.... -_....... $800 Drattamui. Hydral.l,ca $500 Cbemlal.I B.S-....... $600-950 LolLn Solicitor, FHA Is GI Loana Exp. ···-··· $500-300 BanJt OptraUona Jtoo-660 ,_.... 642-.3870 M9·2'7'3 I 1 ..FC iJ.k.kPI'. u/'° (fee "lm. burwed, •.. ···-to .... ~ Steno, 'llMtt publte ··-350 Girl Vrl, ~ otc, ·id * VALLElf * .::!,~ ~-·~~··~5 Employment Apncy -·---......... .-.. .. 211 TECHNICAL STAFFING·. Receptioniat. typllt w/ . RESUKJ:S -OJrl'ICE -bkkpr lmowledr• ---135 FACTORY • COMlOIR· 1.-pl 1M:¥ trnee. no 811. CIAL U/10 ---··-·-JOO Pboae 6'M971 183i Newport Bl. Costa Maa ElKTRICAL SPECWIST~arine PoelUon now open for well · qualltie<S man wtth cood ttferencee AND EXPERJENCE In all u- peell of pleuure yacht ~trlcal lnlt.allaUon and aerv1ce -DC &lid AC ayatena and equipment. gu and dlael electric plant•, lnltrument&tlon, etc. Mu.t be tamiU&r with and .tneerely lntereated In. both pov.~r a.nd nil yacht.I. PoatUon le d• m.andinc and active. and can lead to permanent IU· pervt.ory aulpment In IT'Owinc orp.nlaaUoit. U qualified aend brief but complete ruume to P. O. Box 1015. Newport Beach. Applicant.I w l th good j><>tenU&I will Lie calltd (or Interview. Sr.· Enaineering Aid (DR.AFTSMANl City of Newport Beach Excellent opportunity for man wtt.h civil en(tneerinc college train!~ and dra1l· Inf experlende tot&llng a yean. Salary ran,e 1591· 1718 mo. Many frln1e bene!lll. Cloalng dat.e Feb. •th. teat Feb. 5th. Apply Pel"IOl'U\el Otflce, City Hall. 3300 Weat Newport Blvd., ~wport Beach. • SEACOAST ,.edl Secy --.. ······-····· 400 Dental .u.t. 30'• ... -·-· 316 ~ otc, accurate ..... 326 PIT aecy, ?l/30 yn, ...... _ .. ········--... _ to 12 fir Ace~ Dept elk ··--·-to 300 13'-A r...t 18th St. 642-1222 C.M. MISS EXEC AGENCY 8iecretal")', 1 it rl ot c exc aklll1 _ ........ _ to $460 Seoret&rin ................ to'~ ~ ofc/a.ut bkkpr to MO ilO W. Cout Hwy, Suite U tff.-3931 Newport Beacb By Appolnlment RUTH RYAN AGENCY Come tll l~ t..et ua nnd you that JUBT RIOHT posit.Ion. 1191 Npt., C.M. 644·•85• 17931 Beach Blvd. S.T-9617 10'2 "· 17Ul B.A. 147-6'81 1 Secretary--$412 mo. well >mown Co. Typlat $275 • $325. Vallery Em· ploymtnt Apncy, 1834 North Newport Blvd., Costa Mcea (above Ha,... bor Cult.&l'I. Help W1ntecl Women -----7400 DEALERS NiJ:ogo. Key PUncb Opel'aton Teleptn-OperUon Westen 6frl, Inc. ettQ. manacw. over ao. Apply · in· penoft 2 t.o a, Moo Uuu Frt. W. T. O..-nt BAKMOND ORGANS and Pl.AMOS lll!NT UM model ol you.r c:bolce tor u llW• u 60e &'day. ~ Mf\lale • croup leeeona Wfua HJJM. ~ am, n a ti o 8 &1 l 1 known tu~ apecla1- a.t. :You wlD Ila" taD 1...mn. w. MpPJ ~ b)t. •tart ~! ·Bouth· l&lad'a Lara'eet Dealer. / JLUOlOND ORGAN STUDIO 2IM II. Cout -OJt W910 CORON.A. Dl:L MAR Co. lMOt Main at. Hunt-Hear t.be fabuloua ALLEN tngton Bea.ch'. "'lbeatre -Oompaet Orpn' ATTl!NTION lAdlu! 11 wtth eleclronlc trap. and you need tO •m $100 or =~AN P~~t 00: morw per mo in ;/t"Ur spare (.A.croat hom J'uhlon Sq.) Um• ln c:oar.euca writ. ~M Town box 191 SI To-C'altt. • Is Country -...... 6'6141lt PBONS IOucatota. New Open Mon A 1'ri 'W t pm elec. prod. to bJift1. 1MD.. eYa.maueBtory A Clulle Work tram bome. Call 64t·11JO, 215 & Kabl, .OULBR4Na:N JUalto °"" • Tua. Un att ~ p.m. pn. lib ...... aaoo. ru1J7 ,_,.,,llMd. au.-.,. WAN TIJ D ~ HA.IOIOND with manlcuriat. Reft Nq. . orpn Writ. Box M·l15 DUJ7 LeaUa Is Hammond lpe&k· Pilot. en. OR 5-6111. babysit, my home, Mua. 644-281t. 8A LES crew tor fal.rw thruout tJ.8. Woaderlul imported Items. Muat be bondable. Good Income g'U&n.lltttd. A lao local ea.lu ~non . .:;ooct com· m.Mion. Sunrtae lndUl- triu. 177 Rlveralde Ave., N.B. elevlslen -------~-WE RENT .N.-w 1r Wied ·rva. l'M!loe. pbonosnpba. waab • r a. d~n, lronen. re.tr1p. ato•• etc. ~Uoa to bu1 to yn appl.l&nc. retfabll· lly. Jessee's 1013 S. Mein -:::::::=======--ta ~ aa.na.. Ana Schools·lnstructlon 7550 OLYMPIC TV radio/~. THERESA RJ:NNER hu plyr/ st.reo attach/ Ukt openl.QI for Jltted piano new. Beat otter/ '41..UOS. pupil Phone 475-0133. r RMlm .+ PRICES YOU CAN AFFORD i ROOMS for $159 er $2.GP per Week ' -l\ep:iUUliOM. UMd, 8anknlpl •tock, raclor1 oloN ouu Ir ramonair.- tora. Chick Ivtn0n Irie. lOTO Harbor Coet& Me.ea Kl 9-0808 WASHER, ·dryer, Mt, 1tove $35 ea. Vacuuma $H.95 up 144-IMO. 179 .I:. 17, CM. *WANTED+ A pr. of 1'9" He&d'Slda, or compuable, oompL w/. btnd1np. Would perf et Muten ot V.ct.on in IOOd corid. Call Don alt. e PK. tff-7'52. D COit $200. Maple dlnette Ml, Wblle/ roJd ' ruftted chain HO COit 1130. "4M648. THltRMADOR 1taln1eu at.I 2.20 eleclr1c oven and atove flor buUt·ln) $1SO. a apeed record playeor Sl.5, retn.erator $10. twin end table. and matchinJ com· fef' table $30. ~lM· SJcily (M ... Verde) Coat& Meaa after I :00 except Sat. and Sun. UPHOLSTl!IUNG • $79.60 2 pc l ~ropean craft.I- mm) 1'ree ea~-del-plckup. 21~ Mal.Jl, BB. , "Berny" 53f4406. 1600 WTDI OLD PIANOSI A9eftdes, M, w ~ Auto llpt'&.J 7600 t . .. .. comm to $800 Tr&n.mui...on man ............ comm to 800 Body Is Fender ........ comm to 800 Mech&nJcal draftsman 115 S&lea Rep .................... 100 ----------TOP U . PAID! AKANA J1UZZJ:R 12', 6'$<-18'79 $71. 2 Garden ChalM loung•, $16 ta. MS-1962. PORT. UNDERWOOD TYPl!WRITEP. • SM 8'7-TISISS AUTO. nfrlprated air conditioner. LUce new. wm aacr1flce. 847-2487. WANTED turnlture, an· Uqua. etc:. Wood'• Fur· ntture. 238' NpL B., C:M:- '41-4341. . ' MIRCHANDISI l'Olt - SALE AND TRADI _ .. . FREE TO YOU l . !'RU f'trewood, Com• i ret tu Bl1nl a ... to a A~8U.t. 1· 2 .A.DOR.UIL& puPPit! ~ black. born Kov. ~ moY'lnl· CUl'Ot Lak• ~ M1xild brMcl. 176-IHO. • . 1/1.t t.AN'i,loveiy '"' '''""' cat. Hi y..,. old. :• 61MTal l·JI J'RD pt,.eana. Ma CK. Lt S-TW. COLO Wine b a c Iola. Ntedl new Pbon. M5-0IU. \ltM exellanre for 1ton.p. ~.Would~nu. NMTM. · NTS •M LIVISTOCK! .. • POODLll& $45 up AKO Toy Is M1n. Bt'owit. .at, Aprlcot. tu. Var. ~ JBtbd. .en. 'l'la1 '°1t. ~ for Bids BerY. ct' , Suppl.lea. Ll •11Jt. • tff-7811. :· GROOMING Ir batJUnt • . wttb WI ad • ~ priOI um month only. Al4t poodle pup. for •le ~ Ian % pr1ce. M2-0et1 • 8S&--0660. HU W lat, M. DOBERMAN pupa, ..,.... thcnobreda. H wlu. ~(:e • 6tt Alta VU.ta Wa7, W• run.a •ff..3721. YORK8BJRS fern.r, 11 mo, fem, A.KC. AD tbota. BMbrobn. JU Ml SIH eve. POODU:S • MtC • idR'. WllITI: I BROTB I l·KOS S'llS. CA.LL M .. Jatl HORSES bo&.rded. ~ bred bam or abeltand 1t.aDa. R•IOllable. 847·1183. TRANSPOltT~TION Boats & Yachts 9000 PEASANT wanu to f•l like kine w/80' • W aa1J and/or dluel pwr llOOp, yawl, ketch ln BAD coad. M8·H79. 14' GLASS over wood J'oDI V·8 enr/ Lge wheel trfr/ Sacrifice • $200/ call att.r IS pm. M•-3388. U ' STJ:VENS ExpHM Cruller· w /m&ny extra&. Full price S9,500. 1lf owner. fTl-OW WTD_l_,US....._E,_D--- FIBERGLASS SABOT. '7S.S324 WTD! DOLLY FOR SABOT M8-2ff9 1 Dnat Rep -·----IOO Salee Debit IJi. -·--·-· w Collec:Uons man.. ...• tU+ LOVEJ,. Y COLOP. TV. cu.a Philco, blond cab. Xlntl Coat lllOO, Sae $245. •· quult• diamond diMu rtnr ~ 2 1tonee. like new, coat SW. Sac $'5. ......., .. BJ:.kt1TIVUL lace floor leq1.h weddln1 rown 1l&e 12. Sac. i:io. LI M818.S _a_1_1bol_ts ____ to__.1_0 Mech&nle1 .......... -.. .... W Trainee Tire Is Bra.kt 116 An:hlteclun.J • draftsman -·---·-&: br 3 SNAR.Jl Druma: Bltnier- land. o~ 1r Parade. '11 to ~. MI 6-IMT Tool Is dJe ···-·-···-······ 4. hr 2 .• ORA WER U!5 JLUUI, Llnoleum tnat.a.IJer_ J :60 br -TON DRA.JT'G TABLll Pncialon ptnder -I :llO br $66. Ca.II 144-6'08. . Ha.nd ecrew macbirtlat · 3. hr Davenport mill oper 3. hr La.m.lnator ........... -... 3. hr Ellrraver .................... 3. br Pollaher precloua KENMORJ: ranee: Double oven, Hl·brolle:-, Jrlddle top wttb a tra bumer. Make ofter. 8ta-U27 After a P.M. * AUCTION * U you wtJl MD or buy itve Wlndy a try. Auction Friday 1 p.m. 2075\i N41WpOrt MI ~ Windy's Auction Barn DAVENPORT/ 1 SOFAS ChaJrJ Very rood condJ. lion! Ml 8-1701. COLUMBIA U' I Ny e q u l p for Ractnc Is Cnl11's / Top concU Sacri- flcie/ 6'M2'71. -wTDJ FIBERGLASS SABOT, (USED) · 475-N2• BRAND new flbei'ifU. Comp • Sall.a etc $260/llM 212 Onyx BI/ Sun pm.· ' Kl 2·2111 or KI 6-()eU 16 Yun loan experlenc. In Bubor Area Carpet C ... nfng 6625 CARPET CLEANING Profeuional, JU&r. work. Mltchella Janitor Service · Sewing 6960 _<T_H_,_e_1_a._2_11_0_. __ _ -AD-A-'S;:;;..Se_w_ln_g_S_ho-p.-12-1 2 SALESMEN Rapidly rrowCns l>UatDea nffd1 men and ~en, apan: lime or full Ume, to 1how Tupperware. Ula leader In plaaUc boua· wares, at bom• p&l'UU. Ma](e your own bourt. Fun. Prorltable. No exper- ience neceaary. For prl· vate ln~rvlew call the dlatrlbuLor nearett you: ineta.la ............... -.. 2:!50 hr Trainee banr -·--2: hr KINO SIZE Box Springs It Mattreu. Good • oond. SM. e71S.f793, Vt-TD! U•ed Penilan rusa. va.rtou• 11..&ea. by pvt • ply. 4.H-9731. RACING • Int. U', #fOI. ~ trailer. 1 Mta aalJa . A cover. S.96. 873-IW. · T rads • Comm. • Apts. R.EPRESEN'rING W•te.m Mortcar• Corp. Calif. Loan Con'U. Metropolitan Llle Im. Co. and other K&Jor Savtnp A Loan Call 631-0671 CARPET CLEANING Jim'• MalJltenance XI 4-t308 CARPET cleaning • Shorty Mortaages, T.D.'s ~S. Janitor Serv. Commerc.lal ~ • Rea. 897-0293. 2ND T .D. Balance $2900. Seuoned ~ yn. Will dia-Gardening counL M8-20•0 aft 8. A•k --------- 66IO for Vlc Fulton. * 30 YEARS !IXP. Japanue Gardener: Cut- Unt. Tree Trtinmln1. Clea11lng. &+e-+717. Feun&f (Free Ads) 6400' ======= LADilCS black keycue w/4 General :.rvlc.s 6612 -aeya. Found 200 blk Pop-LIGHT haulinr • yard work • J1 Ave, CdM. 873-0692 _ • pain~ • •o mc>11t any-;s;. ' t.binr. can Mac LI s-1211 Slat 6401 female 'f'la.meee calHa __ uJ..._1"1 ....... ____ ,_730_ Men wtth white bal- • Lt ~97. CLEANUP La.rse or 81na11. 2 Trucll1. C&ll 631-1807 JIATllEIUNJJ'S MASSAGE HouMCleanlng 6735 '~ 11Mra.py, 1~ Main St. HOU8JDCLl:ANING, wtn· :,.....,_Inn. t76-6738. dew w&lhlq, floor wax-,a.s. Pat Knowlton: pleaee tnr. wall wublnr. Prote1· ~ contact. 0 . Kereditb, aJonal, l\lar. work. Kitch. ~ T21% Weelo, CM ell'• Janitor Semce. 4UX)BOLIC8 Anon J • ll3t.cl67l. :· moua.. Rub« Aru. Phoa. -=======~< 611472'.. 2' Soun. Income TIX 67 40 ~ ~tu&I Reading * GORDON N. WARREN • D&U7 I to 8. •H-7783 p A. ,_ lrd St.. Lacuna Mcb Tu conaul~nt alnce 19111 ~ry &Mt 6411 : PACIPIC vilW - :. MIMOtUAL PAllK ;.~ Jot.I. Reduced :;,nc. bJ prtY. pt)'. Wt1t.. <clo DUl1 PUot ac. :Kho .• or C!&l1 "'4-0122. IElVICf DIRECTORY 110 43rd Gt .• N. Sch, Ph. tTW3•5 Home or ottlce sppolntmeni, JNOOMJJ TAX A BKPC.- Sy.tem&. 2200 B-3 Marbor ·(K·Mart Plua) CM. Tel : S.$<-OG31. Competent ln· ~rvlcwer. Mr. McF Mp. lrldc, Maeonry, etc. INCOME TAX your home. 6560 F ormer Accounting Pro· fea)!Or. Wld11 eXPfrlence. lSRICK.aLOCK·STONE '1'W 3·6102 or~38·2011. : Lloented -6t5-1888 INCOME TAX SERV. Dial dlroct 675-3311 and 3068 Klllybtooke Ln. CM Cha.tr• It! KI 9-1663 $3.~ 4 1,1p ---.----- FEMAU: Cecil Pl, C.)(.,Expr. alter· Interior decorator .... $&()() Note Teller ................ 411() RN'1 .. _ ............. -............ 400 ationa, reweaving. WANTED St&-3638. LIKE brand new fonnlca CB RADIO .t: EQUIP. COSCO TELESCOPE 534·4267 break!ut Ht. Table wtUI ========= Television, RefNlr. 6915 meMJ Urde ElecttonlCI TV • Radio -Auto R&dk> • Tape Recorden Is Bi·.Ft PROFESSIONAL SERV. 2901 Barbor Blvd., C.M. M4..38llO -rv--'s-ERVICE CALL H Black/White • $6 Color With Thi.a Ad TV, AM·FM, S~reo Serv. TELEVISION SALES and SERVICE 1913 Pomona, CM M1·1TOl USED · TV Clearanoe. $22.60 to $100: Table model• .t: ConaoleL Tele· vi.lion Sales Is Serv. 1913 Pomona, CM, 642-1701 .. JOBS & EMPLOY. Job Wanttd, Men 7000 • NOW INTDVJEWINO FRY COOKS AND BROILER MAN App)Y In ~non. ftEUBEN·s RESTAURANT 251 E. Cout Rwy., N.B. Ra:s. Comm~ IDd -,arden~r •val!. TUea. Wed.I, S&I. Your equlpt. 494-7271 Job .wanted, Lady 7020 --~-------~ COMPANION • woman In ~··· hlply cultul'&I back· .,.Ound A education, Local refettnClct • to ~ com- panion to Mme. Uve ln and w ary. PO Box 1271 , :&anta AnA. HAIR STYLIST. M~ well ellltAb118het1 Cllentelt C/48·9795. lRONINGS wanted. LI 8· 7128. lRONINO--Sl 00 Rour 673-70117 Medical recepUonllt _ 300 Trnee lqal 1eey ............ 275 one' leat • • n&IJ&'ahyde chaJn. Coat new $179 FREE TO YOU For new and u.ed car ea.lea. Excellent opportu- nity, wtll aocept traineu It wUllng to work bard. Bob Dunn Rambler, 1745 Newport A Ve. Colt.a Meaa. See Mr. Dunn or Mr .. Ru· mu.uen. No phone calla ple.aae. CIRCLE Y' ENTERPRISES 1002 E. Chutnut Street Santa Ana M7-&245 DARLJl'G SALES 1821 South Myrtle Monrovia a&t-9117 Motel Clerk .... room + 240 Trainee clerical· ... ...:..:. 250 .A.RC Welder • Unoobl 180 Trainee recepUonllt -2U amp AC. Complete.. 2 mo. Nunq Aida ···-········ ... 236 old. $75. U 8-MOO. 8aJe1~i. ............... -..• 234 Dt&I dJreet 8'76-3311 and MWlt Mll ~· M4·9879. FRl:c;KLES. cute calico (1rl cat 8 months old. Friendly, a barrel of fun. 476-4728. 1/19 HUMMING BOYD SALES 6110 So. Van NH• .A.venue Loi Angeles PL 3-6231 * COYLE * a.a,.. tt1 • W.C.llaneous l600 AUTO. SCREW MACH. 2 • Daven{!()rt Se! • "up opera. mln. 5 • yrs exper. desired. 2 • Davenport Oper• !Min 2 • )'fl aper. dulttdl Top Pay com· mel\l\lrate w / • abUlty FrlJ)ge benefit.I, Good w o r k I n r QOnd. 0 o o d equip. Not a Job Shop. Addreu resume of eJtl>er. tc· Newt.on InHrt Co. Attn: BOb Pamock. MOO Anion Blvd. Lot! Anrelea, Cal. * BOYS * 10· 14 yean olcl tor paper rouru opening In llOUth H u n t I n I t o n Beach. Call DAll.Y Pl· LOT. LI 8·55e3 ,\ talc for Circulation. 2 SALESKEN 'l'o aervloe our ci11tomen. $\31.26 wk with advance 4th wk. Married. Phone. ~ferencu. Up to $80 p&rt·tlm•. Fuller Bru1h Co. &47-7118. or ISH·1036 RELIABLE younr men to train tor my a1S11latanll In Ant.helm office. No lyp· Int ~· 190 wk. + bene. tlu. Ca.II 6311·1382 ror •ppt. MECHANIC. Ille mochanl- col. tune-up, braku. No mr Jror overhaul. 8'7-8923. SHAMROCK SALES 892tr East Garvey .kvenue So, San Gabriel 280--0903 «4-2803 TRACY SALES. CO. Employment A.Jenciea COSTA MESA .JMO Jtlewpo¢..Blv4~ "4·8981 SANTA ANA 307 N. Bdwy. 6' 7 .J021 18215 Parthenia Street J.a. Northrldge 917·1651 P~r.tlon 7IOO VER.VON SAL&S. INC. . OlDooa\ ;,'.lo I....Gna 16611·18 Paramount BIYd. TYPING SCHOOL Paramount Mil 0-8941 111 Del ~ .. Ll l-21at )OD , .. 11• MEftCHANDISE POR LADY to help w/hM c;()r1c SALi AND TRADI 3 · 5 day1 week, Uttle --·-•tvN IOOO. cooking. nn chlldHn. Lo•· rv"" ely teparate apt tor, mar· ' ROOMS (eomplit.. houa.. nee couple (l\Utband'• tult lncludln1 brand ... ae.rvlcea not needed) Jive. Admiral retrtcerator. ,,a re.ts It phone number. Box . famoua model raq., $MO. 11:• Dally PUoL Pay only $1S.60 weeklJ. --Now J-nc.--rv-~-w1-m_1__ OUt of town cNdlt W.1· HOSTESSES come. BUB FURNITVU 172• N•wport. Coat& Apply In peraon Meta. 6'4-0613. REUBEN'S MAH. Dtn'I' aet ll-pca. RESTAURANT W/ca.rved Ball A Claw 251 E. Cout. Hwy., N.B. •1 a, •I•· IU.O, Bednn/Ltv-rm LEOAL Secy trainee opell• • mtac Items. 229 Via Ing. BAatc dlctaplton• • M~tone, Udo lale. • typing ~klll11 .t: neat ap-IT3-fM2. pe&ra.nrl' req. I\ day wk. ~D..,.A"""VEN===PO=R""T-. _.,.b_r.a_kf_u_t '°'8•4868· aet. hospital bed. All in W6M AN _t_o_ca_re-.,,fo_r_,bo,...:;-y-a. alnt cond. •K-2331. 21,! A 10 yn tor mont.b S PC DINING JUI( SET, or more. Uve tn. Cool!-cond. WNt~llft. Or. 5·0366. LI 1.,.82,. BABY SITTER NEJBD~ -=o::-::roo=""RA~TO=R~s-..,,at,,,.,...o-1cm™MEO. 5 Daye a wffk, 9 HR a dAy 2 children l ~ NEW BllDROOM BUITll 8' S mnnths. 6t4-3060. ITIS-2287 • OIAL S&:CRET ARY • Girl Jl'rtdsy CLASSIFIED to, smstl 11lr~ract firm In Applfanc.. 1100 DIRECT NB. 646·3244 . REFRIG. Is TV Rentala. 675.3311 HAIR STYLIST • To take SUO mo. 100% Purcl\.ue I l)\'M ~Om4" rouowlnf. Les npt.Jan. 613 W. It, C.M, CHARGE ITI t'<ilffures OR 3·4188 648·H64. ~~~--~--- ------- •-.J>NCE A· YEAR * STORE WIDE SALE -NEW & USED * 2 USED SUITCASES, SAMSONITE 11.95 EACH Elec. Remington ~rlttr. Val. of $250 '!Or only •••••• , •••••••••••••••••••••••• $1.25.()() Ampllft~ for Kay Guitar Model No. 7rn Latgt Vat. of $259.50 only .................... S125.00 Name Brand Guitara MW. <Only 2.1 Left In StC>Clc) •••••••••••• ~ •••••••••••• ~ ••••• $15.915 El«. Hawall&n Guitar tl Case Marnatone .Jl0.00 18 Aa_orted Typewriters, aJI name brand11 AD Guar. for 1 Year .............. Sl7.50 & Up 23 Volume ~t Collltrs Encyclopedia ; • , .• $75.00 Decca Record Player. Fine "°nd. • ........ $23.50 Fender Guitar It Case •••.....• ~ •••...•.• $89.50 Olympia ~luxt Portable TyJ)('wrlter, Tab.f & Touch Controls. Uke new .i Yr. Guer ..... $59.50 Fotron Camera .l Cue, Snap load exposure Mag. S249.50 VaJ. for only •• ~· ................ $25.00 Brownle 8 MM Projector, ~ Watt5 ••• , •• $.15.00 4 Sf.ta of Golf Clubs. B~s cl Carts jllamt Brandl • ..!.'. '...!.' ••• u.....o ......... ....SZl.-to $49 AJI UK Gold Charrna A Bracelets ••• ,503 OFF G.E. Clock Radio (Uftd) , •••••••••• , •••••• f7.56 ktut 35 MM Slide ProJector ••••••• , •••• $24.50 1 Carat. 5 Ptt -2 Ba1uttts. Wtddln1t Band to match with 3 Baruett1, HK White Gold. Ortrlnal 4795 for onl>;_ .......................... $495.00 Hamilton LedJH Watch, 22 Jewels, Bracefet Yellow ,old. •.50 Val. tor only •.•• , ••.. $62.50 Hamilton Cents Watch, Bracell't. 17 Jewels Orl1lnal $115. for only •••• , ••.....••. : •. $65.()() Cost1 Meu Jewe~ry & loin Co .. 1831 Newport. Blvd., Costa Mesa ~---------------------~~~---~~~~--~~---~~~~~~~~-~~~--~~~~~~~ . SIGN up for Salling Dlu.- lrated Cour,,e o~n :to p\.bllc. Call Ma-Nit. 1.8' FBR.OL Cabin OrutMr, twin l:vtnrude 15 hp, elec. lt.arter, 12Y JICIDlll, out. rirser roda Is ~w ... MI 4-2012. • Speed Ski 1oets fdM 16' FBROL SkJ boat, 1-:k• to-back cu.al uphol !!i!I, r1ae-aU1de steer. 8aci1. St~. M8-e304, Marine Equip. WANTIIDJ !' usmo MARlNl2 l:NGIMEs A PARTS. 9 a..JOll le.t Sllp, Moerlng tOi6 SLIP FOR.. R.llNT ~! Will take •o· bo&L 1711·2"2 9100 PART thare Ceuna 160. $800. MI 4-3981 daya; 4H·8321 evea. Mobile Homes 9200 -· --------. 40' P'tJRN. W /Cabana/"'• bUc C,M. Sbop'r ctr. Tep loc! In Park W/Ctarden • 11&95. Ca.II 418·5516. • 16: SRA ST A, "Int cond. Good UreL Very clean. 1560. Pvt pt.y. LI M272. M Jl'LICl:TWOOD toxT.""'r BR. clean, $169~: Awruns W/ICl'Mf\, $1996. 8'2·2112 8 x a&' TRAIU:R ln .nib• park, no chJldren. s21qo. M&·03e8. 1966 HONDA Scrambler 250 cc. 700 mllu. Muat !ell 17:> and take over payments or. 138 per monlh. Call 642·8239 af~r 6 p .63 YAM AHA 80. $260 . ..,!\ dn. lake over paymei1t. St~ mo. 675-~763. • • ~ Imp --'65 u.tM ALI Vin) Q.uu qe\J· lnl&I Und WS~ T01' Fr1! AJ8o l. D• l. _..__ -fot Cl DWl1 90 1501 1951 eng ~eu : gwlt d&y '65 TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION ._ TRANSPORTATION Cart t900UMd C.n O.lty ~, ...... ,,... 21 Mon., Jan. 18, 1~ 1745 Newport Ave., Costa Mesa LI 8-9307 or Kl 5-9541 NEW O.NE . SALE' SPECIAL P~CES ON ALL USED USED CAR SPECIALS . . ~~ e C~I$ DURING THIS SALE ONL YI ~ ALL CARS SALE PRICED .1• IAMILEI -;AMEllCAN 441 H.T. __ ..__iiiiiiilliii ___ _,.---ft'\1111E•R-ear;~c~AtS TO CHOOSI PROM---x--, 64--CH_E_Y .-lmPata i Dr. NEW & USED-BANK TERMS H.T.ft&H,ftt,fta,alroond. 52695 s1095 ·lladio, heater, white side Walla. aolu :4]us, padded dub and lilor, itoct No.. 188, ReCUntnc aeata, .eat belts, wheel d1lcl, Loaded. s5·,.g~o. O.A.C. W.N.D.P. WE Stll Hfte A Good W.ctioft of New 1964 ....._ la•l•rs -4 Cllolce Execlltfve Cars 100~/o Financing Available ·' . O.A.C. s99 .. DOWN DELIVERS O.A~. YOU'LL NIVIR KNOW HOW MUCH YOU CAN SAVE U H T I L Y 0 'l SHOP US .... Complete Paymellf Consolidation Plan' Available '60 -~~~!!.d~~~ltt. '59 ~~!~~. ~~~~;H, ftl, 1 owner $695 '62 !~!'!~.!:~~ .. ~~erican s1045 '61 ~~~!~!~w~!! ~.~~· 5895 '62 ~!~~E!1~!~!om 2 Dr. S1195 HOO Imported Aut. 9600 Imported Autos 9600 NeW C.ra 9100 BUICK ---------HlS • HW •ti Skylark '60 ChevrQl•t lm»&Ja Con· '82 FORD Oalaxle Conv't, ~ S.rv~~ Pam 9400 I""°"*' Autoa CHEVROLET FORD· OLDSMOllL£ 1962 Ol<mnoblle F85 cut.- la.a Con...-irUble, radk>, beater, automatic lraN• mission, beautiful condl· lion. Warranteed. $1,69S. . CHEVY ENGINE LLOYD 283 cu. lncb ... 6'8·6820 9500 1963 INTERNATIONAL ~ ton pick-up, 8 ~ fl F leelalde bed, 30t c.I. V8 Four speed trans, power lock rear we, U ,000 milts, like new, Private LLOYD Alexander, 1 own, 9000 ml, ln 1torqe 2 yrs. $170 or trade on cm plr.no. 84 '1'>'50e2 after 6 pm. .. ER?PES BENZ PORSCHE VOLKSWAGEN "TWO LOCAL BOYS" bdtp 6 '12 SJ*. Sta--waa/ vertible. All utru lncl. load~ wtth all e.xtraa Incl .... VW Geo. Grupe ·Dick MUl\!r Both beau -Bl~/ peoo. big eng-. R/H, pwr. alr. R/}{, auto. power •tr. '62 8·90 PORSCHJil coupe. new silver/ IT•Y paJnt. Excel. Ures. Owner bu ordered new one. Muat be 1et:n. $.319~. 776·7t53. '57 PORSCHE 1600 CONV New top A Clu.ch. Good Buy! $1150. 962-4154. "" 1-Ruby Red/ Villyl: Chevrolet Rea ... te Headqt.ra. pr/ U 850 ea. Pvt • PlY/ etc. low m.lle1, 1 owner brks. Beautiful condition, Int. J u11t IU<e new! $1825. 1631 Plactnl111. CM. Beautiful condition, waa local, l owner. Showa fin· Call 536-7210. G&M MOTOR CO. .. .. ,.20351 ,67c.08081 tst of care. Wu $1895. -~ -----"" N .,.. u $1495, special ad price S ACRlFll.:J!; '60 VW Panel. luvl pt Blv!,1. 1175·2~3. Specal ad price only $1695. Ne ti I b llt . at lnduelm.J Wav Only $l2D~ 0 a VER w r~ rf' u • eng. ~-lC_K_/_Oood __ c_o_nd-! e ROY CARVER e e ~ y C"'R e 1uo So. Cout H1W&J Xlnl cond $750/ M0-1011. Coeta Mua 6-12-0302 PONTIAC "O b'--'· ,. . .. -• R, H. Smo1 df'vlce/$225, pQ•IUTIAC LAGUNA BEACH 'C'j!) vw SUNROOF SE:D. na """" .• or... ... 847 -ml ~ HOO w. Cout Hwy. HY 4-1084 KI 7·3103 Xlnt • cond! Many ex•-·! Hoag Hospital· HOO W. C.out Hwy. ~..._t Bea~h LI 8·3t 66 AllfN MOTOR CO. • '81 KERCEDl:S Bena • 190, cu. 4 Dr, Blue W /red in· r. owner, u 8·7114. ~:..__.:o!t=-!,~(jt-..:::"== .... :..:+=========--======~-~-~:-6-Dfl:l::61e---+lie1lll:plll1....Bead:L.l..LJ~~~~~-=f~...-;;;;·.;;;_~'~:::-~;.;.:.~~AR LEASING-CALL US W'rVE MO\lED ·a: STATION wag, white, ::=::..::===::::::::~::::::~;-----* 1f63-VW '* CONNELL CH~VRO~ 1982 CadUlac Coupe de Vt. 6 pua. radio, air PLYMOUTH liiO MERCJ:DfS 190-Se- dan.. Black lDtertor. Erf. 11ne In xlnt cond. New W/w \Ires. $1',150. 673-0~0. CAR! "Now'' from Swedish jel aircraft engineering -a new "high" performance economy car! 1964 SAAB 2 dr lt!dln W/amuirtg ('f moving parll l I cycle. 3 eyl. mlr. never m~eda oil cha.nee. Just add 1 ql whale oll to each 8 cal1. cu . Front whee; drive. Dubbed, •"wut compact ln the worldl" (We can hardly start It I Sparklint re~ntry red. Wlly walk! XJnt cond. $U~!'i0 ~6-1036 Formerly J.tillu.<.:oMeJI VIiie, low mlleare. leather RAH/ Auto1 Pwr • S.B/ cond., PS, New braku. '"'·15-0--=-P""'L""T__,,.l-pa--,..-9 -lt&..,...-·-wai-. -l96t \l'W-·-BLACK-Cbevroltt upholatery, a.Ir condJlloft. New paint It Int/ Xlnt ahoc:~. Urea. Very clea.n. PS·B, Auto. Set It make ~-FORD IT ton p1Ci(':""up. s."i35. 1700 Superior. C.M. ~8-1061 Evea. 842·3SU Orig. Owntr/673-6028 au moved lo ~23 Har-11\g'. Warnnteed. U .595. cond/ Pvt-pty! M8-930$. I _?R 3_·_~_1_1 _____ offer! Owner, LI 8-8367. ' bor 81\1<1. (al Advnaj AUEN MOTon co ·~8 CHEV hardtop Belalre '61 FORD Ranchero new MG VOLVO ""'6-l ... "'. I\ • Uru. thktt. while coJor .' PONTIAC "" ""' V /I, auto. RltH. gd Urea, h 1 Ilk Lo mJ I • .... up oat . e new. w , ·--------- ~7 FORD-P1CKUP A CA.'!PER SHELJ... M5·2701 except Sun. '66 VW Pickup t.nlck.. Hinged aid•• I Good • cond. '395. LI S-007. ~porNd Autot 9600 '65 vw. s 1835 l.MMEDU TE DELIVERY! 'U MGA ROAD~ SpoUeu! l!xtru! Pvt·pty, su50. MI e-1eoo. OPEL While They LHtl /' NEW 1964 OPEL ONLY !M99f Beat .GMAC Terms! HAVE YOU DRIVEN THE NEW 65 ~ VOLVO? The Beat Place TO DEAL Dean Lewis Co. 1966 Harbor MI 6·9303 cit ALL EQUIPPED WITH: Vinyl Interior -·-$M.OO Qutald• Mirror __ 1 1.00 9'£ S. Cout Bwy., La~ 195' w/POt.'TlAC eor. liy- HYatt -t-7744 dro rear end. ow Urea/ ~~ry • H&ndl.._ $35.00 Inland Trw.na. --l2'U5 SUNIEAM Undane.al 124.00 ' SUNBEAM ·~ 4-dr 1edan. d1ac ttraku. R/H, 11at bt'lta. bucket 1eat11. U OO dn $49 mo. 5000 ml. 646-6386. WSW Trtm -··-"· 120.00 ONLY $1395* T01' AL PRlCI: _\J '1ttUO Free 12.000 mi .. rranty Abo .complete MJec:Uon of Used VW'1 tro1n $695 Dean Lewis Co. ~ Harbor Ml t-9303 CM ~ ft>r Ou•lity lmpom Cleek JIM SLl:KONS Dllunond Va.Jue Uled Qui IO Day Warranty OD ..uJ 1602 So. Ka1n Santa AN • NJ.TIM 1951 ALLARD J2. Cadillac ena. Mech'ly excel. Con-I ~urae cond. $2100 for ·;wick · Mii, Ml 8·3981 • da.ya; 848-8321 evu. ONLY $1495* 01'&1. ~DITT CoWC ONLr $1520* 1960 SUNBEAM ALPINE New top, aharp, 1 O\to'ner. $975. 839-0&44. 1980 SUNBEAM Alpine Good condlUon. WholeMle Blue Book. M&-1110. TRIUMPH '64 TRIUMPH 1200 SEDAN 30 Miles to the piton. 80 HP Seat bt'llll. Floor 4. 1peed. Owe b.1Janrc of $1538. Payment.. S5M O. Make offer on eqult)'. Will aacrlllce. 538-8710. ,. ALFA ROMEO '59 ALFA Romeo Gluletta sprint ~ down ta.k1 "'IWer p&yment.e. f71-7396. 'Plue Lie•n11. Tu' 6 op-VOLKSWAGEN tlona l equipment I AUSTIN HEALEY Yfi AUITIN·DALEY ~'feoo. 4 .... i, wire w!Mela, ll6M-•71·2117. GLAS :-:--::--.,.---,--~~-Dr Ive One Tocl•y At 'tl Sedan, xlnt cond. Leav· ~ slate. Scf, $995. 3120 SJAllSBURY BUICK Seaview, CdM. OR S~64J '63 vw · Sunroof/Low-mi. 234 E. 17th St .• C.M. MS-7765 OPEN SUNDAYS XLNT ·CONDI 499·1282 after 5 pm '82 VW/CLEAN! $1295 IY:H/OOOD TUU:S. PVT PTY /875-2873 palnL S530. Roy 646-2525 eves. M5·1470. Sport Cart 9610 '159 MGA, new Urea, brake-. paint. Aek HOO. Mu.t 1 Mil!!! 54~1&. , . I Autos Wanted 9700 1t.TNK cfrs wanted. New I yd. atarttnr . Top S pald , 847-8721. 847-4538, (113) 834-5719. New C1rs 9800· Try Ua First ..• IOI DUNN RAMBLER . "We Won't Be Under&atd" 17•5 Newport A\"I!. 1 Costa Meu U l'-9307 or Kl 11~9541 1.JN~Vi:R::.ll' UI JJS 1150 So. Cout Hlway smog device '116 l c •• 4..-. pvt ply. HY 9·2373, I.&-'62 PONTIAC 2 door bard· P'lnutl tor Saki 6 1en1· LAGUNA BEACH OR &·74.90. guna. top 1port coupe Cata.Una Ice Rl:l4.E.M liER: "We HY •·1084 Kl 7-3103 '13 BS Impala VI, HT. f~. 'e3 GA.LAXIE 2·dr $1495. aeries. All extru. bee.DU• an never _.al.lifted UoW CAR LEASING-CALL US air, loaded, elee. wlndowa. Hdt RAH PS-B. N ful condition. One eWlltl'. you are• lHS Cadillac Coupe. nicely $2t25 ~(6-4810. p, ' •w Shows tlneet of can wu 2l&O HARBOR BLVD, ~ulpped, low m~e. '5{1 IMPALA ~rt.I Cpe. Uru. Ortr-owner, $18~. Spec.1&1 Mle pnc. CO.la Meaa t>-.uutuJ. condition, War· Perfect • Cond! Auto/ 875'2873' only $1695. · ranteed. $3.995. RAH $800/ call LI 1-2602. '41'1 FORD Deluxe coupe, PONTIAC Auto Lening 9810 SH U1 About Our Moeey Sl\'lnc 40,000 Mile FuU Mlinle1111ee AUTO LEASE PLAN On11 $"-75 &lttr1 ~· P.r Mo. See Cb'uck Attber Johnson A Son Auto Lullnt Atl Makes A Models 1100 W. Co11t Rfwa1 Newport Beach 518-2ot4 or U 8-:5.54• BUICK '60 BUICK Le S1bre, 4 dr H.T. sedan all extru Incl R/B, auto, pwr. 1tr. A brks, Beauutul condition. low miles, nn.t of ca.re, wu $1495 sped&! ad price only $1295. • ROY CARVIil e PONTIAC 1400 W. Cout Hwy. Ne"rynrt Beaeh LI 1·34'3 All cu Moron co. -Corvette enr 283. Uke • ROY CARVER • LD1 I\ CONTINENT AL new. $7~ or trade for VW hOO w. Cout Hwy. bu1 .or ap. car. 642-4820. New-port Buch Ll g.3491 1150 So. Coe.at Klwa.y LAOUNA BEACH HY 4·108i Kl T·UOS CAR LEASING-CALL US 1M2 CadJllac Convertible, air oond.IUonln •• bnutttul t\n1lb, wuran teed. $3195 AWN MOTOR CO. 1160 So. Cout Hlway LAGUNA BEACH HY 4·10.._ rl(I_ 7·3101 CAR LE.ASI NG·CALL US ~ COUPE .de Ville, air oond, full leather. FM. CruiM -control, autronlc ty1, adj. Wheel, pwr win· dowa, 8 • way seata. Palo- mino 1old w /pad~ed top. J111t Uke new. Will con· alder tradt.. PvL pty. No t.u. M5·8Ml. 'II' WHITE Cad 11edan de VIiie. air cond. &II elect. Gen prem tires, 37 .000 J'Tll. Mech perfect. Pvt pty. HY 9·2373 Laguna. '64 CAD/ RltH_S_29_5_A_lr CGnd/ Nice cond! Smog device/ 846-4 772. ·~. CAD convt. tull pwr, white, 12.000 ml X!Jlt eond. OX &~61 WbitUer. CHEVROLET '82 CONTINENT AL.· tac· lory alr. lealhrr uphoL Ali extra.a. 1 owner car ln excel. conct Full price only $3000. Owner. 6U-2480, daya; evu t'T3--0IM - ·coRYAIR ·u MONZA • • sro- RltH/ Vay clean! $"6 I Pvt. pty. fff-7~. L. S..5197 . CORYmE --196l FQRD PICK·UP-'MP'ONTIAC OTO Hdtp. MESA CENTER GARAGE 34(' enc, 4 apd. poallne- 196 E. 16TH ST, CM lion. fac air, etc. Sac, pvt FORD '69, 4 door, full ply. 673..UU daya. power. radio, heater $500. 67~-2299 evea. Kl 2-408•. TfiO PONTIAC 8&ta.rt ' 'tO FQRD CONV-$876 pauengtr 8t&Uoa W.,.an. XI.NT· COND! 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PS, frm grd. uo, MWU-938 GVE-t.95. $775 $1250 '64 T·R.4 I '60 CHRY.SLElt ROADSTER N v 4 dr. HT Fl P & Lk tltW. No. OLR 405 Air Lie. No. FXG l28 $2195 $1395 1..r:'t urnr11D~ '61-PORO--"-UA-~""'----.--~._.H'-...._ c1nt. Pie. V8 wgn. R& Cty. Sd. V8 wgn. R & H auto. PS. 21,000 I 9 DODGE Rdst. R&H 4 sp. MNU· V8 2dr. HT, R&H au\o H auto. PS. QT8·S3b. ml. LVV-591/. $1295 $1695 '63 ,FORD Pkup. l9 wh. bs, 4 sp. Cust cab. tw ml. M47· 507 $1625 '61 PONTIAC Ttmp v.9 di( ""to. R&H LJU-•5h $995 <us. PS, PS, HXX-483. $550 $550 '64 FALCON • , ,61 FOR S~RINT D 2&0 vs. R&H 3uto.· Ctv. 'd , 1u10 ~&H, bor<J bty b~l\ 'l.000 PS OT~ ~)fl n11 OMI 7Q·, - $1395 $1 195 New Cars: 3100 W. COAST HWY. e ll l-3471 NEWPOR T BEACH ' , . ... Terry Buick 5th Ir Wlllnut Ste. KuntTngfon Bch. [,£ 4~5AA cond. H 95. OR 3·8788. e ROY CARVER • auto, bucket aeats, etc. 4 sp, bucket ~eats. new '61 Jl'ALCON excel cond. PONTIAC Beautiful one owner car. llrcA. $2UIO 696·:16118. 25,000 ml $700. 2947 1400 W. Cout Hwy. Shows excellent care wu ·~1-<1-:-0R Hdtp Conv. f>emb& Dr. CM. KI 5·00M. Newport Beach U 8·3486 $1 795. Special •d prli;e Auto. R/H. Xlnt. cnnd A '511 OLDS DYNAM.IC 88 i · only $159~. , tires. ssoo. 839·0333. '62 FORD CONV. $IOO d .. hdtp tac air. pwr 8tr/ e ROY CARVER e 't2.JNVICTA CONVERT. '83 CHEY n Sedan whtta 642-3623 br~ku, autom. lran.,. Xlnt PONTIAC '55 FORD CPE. $100 cond. oria owner. 1835 uoo w. eout Hwy. Perfect <"ond. Autom, llkt new. C&ll atL 6 PM. pwr 1tr/br $1700 97~2M7 848-7691. '42-4148 M8·"89. Ntwport·Be&Cb U S-3481 Ve, • dr. R&H auto. PS. $995 '60 RAMBLER Wg. C. c.. R&H auto GNA-817. ( $ISO. '62 T·BIRD R&H, auto.. PS, PB, PW, GWA·817. $2200 . '61 CHEVROLET MOtlu rpe , R&H, auto b<li.L sts LOU-699. $900 ~--~----~ '62 PORO I 'St T -81RD V8, Glxy. R&H, •uto V8 HT, R&H •uto. FWV-82~. PS, PB, PW. FXli-7<44 . $1295 $975 '59 HILLMAN '59 FORD Cnvt , Orl9, Lie ntw Glxy • V8, 2 dr. ht, R Ont CWT'lt r. &H, auto. PS QTU·007 M95 $725 '60 OLDS 91 '59 EDSEL 4 dr. ht., R&H FP. Ht., 4 dr., R&H, auto., No. OKE OJI. PS. QTU-007. $995 $295 '59 CHEVROLET '62 PLYMOUTH Imp VB HT, R & H 4 Dr , ve. auto . ti o-..~1d, PS J'.l(A 417. U C No I~ 1011. $925 $7SO Pldcup, No. FAX·7ll. $195 '62 FORD Cnvt., R&H, auto., PS, RCT-b97. $1350 '~2 FORD Glxy. SOO XL. R&l-f, auto, PS, PB, Ft t. air, etc. RCT -b'l7. $1895 '60 FORD 4 d-. ...., Q /.. II, Auto r I !/ '. '<"I ' .\ $850 Used Cars: 2054 HARBOR BLVD. e Ml 6-1644 COSTA MESA I D!JLY PILOT EDITORIAL PA.GE New €ounty As-sesSor--- Arter diligent search and painatakinl interviewin1 or 49 candidates 'tor county assessor, the Board of Super· visors finally chote a man not previoualy connected with tpe counJy and not .previously known to any of the board members. • . The man chosen is >tndrew J. Hinshaw, 41. of Garden Grpve. He has been one of 15 senior appraisers with the Galif ornia State Board of Equal.i.zation. Hinshaw's public statement following his selection indicates that he understands why certain policies of the ____ _,,as~s""'e ... ss._..or's office bave drawn widesprep,d criticism in the past, particularly in the matter of fringe area &SSeSSment. Some fundamental changes appear to be in the olfing. The new assessor put fringe or transition areu or undeveloped land near developing acreage first among ~e three major areas of interest be will explore. Judg- ing from his background involving handling some of the most difficult assessing situations in tlte state, it 'seems fair to assume '\hat he fully understands the importance bf not forcing premature land development through assessment policy. Second among the three subjects Hinshaw said he will explore are the older, basically residential, areu of the county. Business equipment and inventories make up the third area of interest. -.. Assessment problems. as Hinshaw said he recogniieJ, are complex. with no easy solutions. The Board of Supervisors had the courage to go outside for a man it believes-best qualified to do· this compD.cated work. They chose a man in his prime, with excellent experience. We wish him well. Ralph tleGiU •' •• 'Only a Study Group' Whenever the John Birch Society baa been accused or using the inCUtration and front tactlca of the Commv· nist Party, its leaders from Robert Welch on down have repUed tartly that the society ls "only a study aroup" concerned with combatting the commu.nJat menace. . They have firmly denied any political activity u a society. Now comes a claim by the IOCiety'a founder, Welch, that the California units of the aoclety did in fact play a major role in the Republican prinmy election tn this e. lie pttt it t · . "An outstanding and important illualt~tion (of members• tireless work bein• the dtclaive factor) wu the Republican primary election in California. We be- lieve it was cenerally realized, by friQda and foes alike, that the driVUlg determination of our members supplied the hard core of strength whidt 1ne the victory there, on June 2, to conservative candidates!' I While challenging Welch's claims. Dr. Nolan Frmelle. conaervative president ol the volunteer Call. fotnia Republican Assembly, declared that the Birch society "uses United Republlcam of California (UROC) u their oolitical avenue." UROC has dented this. When is a 'study group" not auch, but ins~ld.ja a cell and an instruCMnt for the secret man.ipulaliQn of ~ litical action groups? , For Interested Citizen~ Reminder: Today marks the opening of the filing period for candidates for openings on the governing boards of local school districts, including eleuientary, high school and junior college. The election will ~ April 20. o or 1s ' reen /tJe€eae'• ..... , l'ietc• .,.. .,. ; °>j~·· c ' IT'S A MAD •• MAD •• MAD •• MAD •• WORLD! , Ralph de Toledano ,. nemy um er College football, and the pro eame too, for that mat· tpr. have a ~olor problem It u green -that of green· baeks. For the groves oJ academe this problem will continue -p e r h a p s In· al baseball. College foot· ball, too, is nourished by TV inccme. Tb.e pros in foot- ball, of coune, do better than baseball with TV cuh returns. gaie on the house . My friend met that. (Tbe boy WU fut, bit, and could, U they aay, throw that foot· ~) By ROBERT S. AUEN ud PAUL SCOTI' .......... _ arm$. Last year approJ.i. mately twice aa man)' IJ this is beiJ12 written . troops were tUJed. wounct:-' Sen. Frank Cb u r c b (0. ed and millJq u lD UG, ldaho) I.a telling Illa collea- and nearly three Uma u aue• that the n a t i o n is pressing their fears o( ur· banization. Tile unions and the liberals, therefore, share the Radical Rigttt's view- points on these matters, but no one belabors them for holding them. In fad, It Is considered a virtue to op. pose'automatloo and urban!· zatipn -just ao long as the· opposition comes from the lefr. The crime ta not in the act but in those who com· mit It easy solutions.'' _e~. ett. They send forth ''many a rebel to go forth in search of a cause.'' ... creue. Most of the loudly pro· testine voices at bowl game time have trown silent. Si· Jenee wUl crow. The college game bas, u mby of its frlends "ere quick t.o admit in the poat-bo'.tf'l days when the complicity of college stars in signing pro con· tracts before complet i n g tbetr academic careers was revealed, forfeited a n y loud complaint. For more than a quarter century ~ siping of b1gb sch®I stars by colleges has been be· coming aomething of a scan· da1 or, at best. a practice •·hicb makes for consider· able uneue of mind and conscience. · THE FOOTBALL factor· le.a, large ·and small -and those that aspire to be - have been much less honest than the professionals. They kflow thU and their resent· ment agaln.at the profession· al t~lent acouts takes on hu· morous overtones. The most daring of those condemning the professional s c o u t s have said, grlrnly. they will bar them from future prac· tice sessions and will re· tuse .. cooperation." ''Cooi>- eration" apparently meant the ctvtng of private evalu· aUons of players to the pro- feq!onal• in the market. wbicb raiaea a quesUon. Once upon a time there was a game called college baseball. It attracted large crowds, running into the several• thousand. mos!Jy s t u d e fl-ol, '1umni aM friend.a. lt, too, was infest· ed-wlth talent -.couts. who paid bonusea t.o algn con· tracts. They also cooperat· ed wtth .. information." THERE W A8 a further chapter. Some of them - not all -privately were paid a percentage of the bonus given the c o 1 l e g e baseball 1tar who signed a pro!e11ional contract. T h I s wu a -rqUlar ,hctice-- exception• were few -and • alao hecame a scandal. There were protests. whJch came to nothing. College baseball died long before the profeulonal game be- gan to come down with var· ious viruses. Television today sustains what ii left of pro(uai.on- COIJ.EGE recruiters are even more thoroup t.barl the pros. The writer recalls many reminisceDt seulons with these recruiters. Their stories are sometimes wild· ly humorous. More often. however, the1 reveal the strain of greed that runs through man at its veey wont. One c.ollege coach. now out of the game, once won a fine hlCll ecbool pl'OI· ped by a stroke of ttalul. Hi• rivals bad almod done him in. They had promiled a generoua under-the-table bonus to the t.atber who wanted it to pay off a mort- By HENRY MaeARTBUR ~-..,.,.. 'Fhe real, down·L~arth battle o~er atate Senate re· apportionment &tarted last week when an open break betw~n the Senate and As· sembly was made known to the public. It llns 1'"n no secret around Sacrameuto that the battle between the Senate and Assembly would erupt sometime, 11 apparently the Assembly may be incltned to favor reapportionment of the Senate on a population basts, while the Senate It· self favors retaining the T - -----·jByGeorge! J Dear George: The trouble with this country today Is bigotry everywhere and n o b o d y does anything about the rotten, louay bigots! Yet you waste spece with so- caJ)ed humor.· Why don't )'ou do sometbblr ibOUt bl· gots? TROE LIBERAL Dear True IJberal: You're right;-. True Uber· al. lf bigots don 't like it here, I think they should go back where they c.ame ftOm -there's been enough of t h I s crumby tolerance around here. Dear Gloomy Gus: Re D.A.L. (Gua. Jan. 8): Who seems to think that the transition between chJldhood and "sitting in some jungle with a real M14'' should not have any· . thing to prepare the kid for such an occurrence'! -J W. C. .,_.. ......... 19f!Kh ,..." ............ ~ "'"' .. 1111• --· .... -.... ,.,,. ......... , .... Otll) ,. .... ' THEN BIS rlvala really did D unetbk:al tbfQ&. They paid the bndneu lcbool tuJ. lion ol lhte atar'1 mter. My friend, however, WCll in the b~. He met the 1ilter's demand and got the young man's lipature on a coa· tract Of intent, by Clvnc the mother a year' 1 lift certi- ficate at a local be.autJ par- lor tood for one fad.i and IWr..ttlnl per month. The wont of the colle1e NCndt practice•, lncludinl bmute• la automobiln, dothlq, Ibara of ltAd. and so on, ii certalnly leu honest than that of the pro-· feulonall. ................ present area, apportionment in aome form or other. per· haps modiOed to meet the requfrementa of the U.S. Supreme Court. IN ANY EVENT, the As· sembly throulh tu 1peak· er, Jesse M. Unruh, CD· Inglewood), made it known to Hugh M. Buma ( D-Fres· no). president pro-tem of the Senate, that the lower house i.a not ruablng two reaolu· tions calllna on Conareu to expedite a national constl· tutlonal amendment permit· ting states to apportion one legialative house on a basis other than population. The Senate. t h r o u g h Burns, had asked that1 the resolutions be expedited so they could be rushed to Congreu. LACK OF C90P1Tation on the part Of the~ .\.uembly in- dicates that body later is going to look with some· thing of a jaundiced eye on whatever reapportionment bllla It gets from the Sen- ate, when and If l\ICh a bUI lt-.fortheomlng. • The Senate bu not u yet made any apparent pro- grea In drawing up any re- apportionment bill at all. Each day tbe matter ls de· layed puta reapportionment a day clOlel' to having the job done by a malter of the federal court rather than the California Legialalw'e U.aelf. SOME SENATORS, head· ed by Sen. Stephen Teale (0-Tuolumne) look on the lnt«ference of ' a spectal master as danteroua to the interests ot the state. Teal~ bellev~s the Legislature ahould prcceed In a dlgnl· fled manner, and carry out the orders of the court, post-haste, aet the matter out of the way. ancl, proceed with the state's other busi· ness. • However. It Is not likely that Ole Leeislature will at· tack the problem • with a great du.I ol dlpity. Ceatnl lntellllence Di- rector Jolm McCoae ii Ila~ ly coatndlctblC tbe John: 10D Admlnl-tratlaa'1 pet tbelil reprdiq the llfmly deterlontiq attuadon in South Vletum. The mOlt preutnc prob- lem 1:bere, McCone boldl, la mWtary and not pollUcal. Primary attention and d - rort lboald be conceutrat- ed Oil q.dckly aclalniq pater combet effective- IMll .... tbe lncteulni· ly IDOt'e powerful and IUC'• ceuf\al Communist qgre1- 10n, rather than b bori- ouaty tryfnc to bring about a "•table aovernment" amonc ~ feud1ni elements hr Saigon. . THESE BLUNT v i e w s were voiced by the CIA bad, due to be replaced sooa. in his closed-door teatlmoa,y before the Senate Armed Services Committee, whicb ii conducthlc an ti· tensive ltucl1 of the omin· ou1 Soutb Vietnam dilem· ma. While not directly cha!· lengtng the administration· s "stability flnt'.' policy. Mc· Cone left no doubt of hls emphatic diaagreement with it. "As long u the battle for South Vietnam ii treated as a political rather than a mWtary problem." he told the senators, "there Is litUe protpeet of eltablishing a stable government in SaJ. gon. That is putting the cart before the hone. The key problem is military and not political, and the sooner that is realized and acted on. the better It will be.·· GRAPIDCALL Y under scoring his contention, Mc, Cone presented a detailed report on battle casualties and weapons loues in the past three yea.rs. The grim figures revealed mow:iting South Vietnam losses in both men and many weapom were kilt. threatened by the Radical In atriklnc coatrut, the . . . EVERY ONE of these heresies -or what ~n. Church seems to think are heretical feelings - a r e shared by Americans of the left, right, and center. They are legitimate causes of concern, as almost any is· sue of the Uberal weeklies will tell us. And being "reb- els" against the conformity of the Establishment has al· w a y s been considered praise w o r t h y -always. that is, until the causes found by the rebels ceased to be manu!actured by the Radical Left Viet Cone made lalna ev· Rig.bl Communists are kill· ery year. J.ng American• in Vietnam ANOTBER forebodl1:'& de- velopment ltreued by the Central IDtellkence dine· tor la that tM Commmdlt lQ1'911Gn n~ bne better weapom and ... operattn1 In larse orpnbed unlta. Total Red fore.. Jn South Vietnam and enem.y-beld territory In adjolnlQI Laos and Camllodla an estimat- ed at more than 150,000. There II also lncreu1ng evidence, McCone reported, tbat North vtetaamue otft. cen and non-cow art now fundloning_ wttb the Vlet eoac. ~ . tn training catnP1 and combat. While the Reels use all types of weapons, mo.t of them are Russian· made. McCONE FLA TL V op- posed U.S. withdrawal from South Vietnam when ques- tioned by Sen. Strom Thur- moncf. R..S.C .. who strongly f,avora expanding the war to North Vietnam. "What would be the ef· feet in Southeut Asia if we should call It a day ancf set out of South Vietnam?'' mk· ed Thurmond. "It would be a major dls- uter ,'' replied McCone. "That la al.lo the opinlon of Ambassador Mowell Tay-lor." "In what wa).':?" con- tined Thurmond. ¥' "ONCE OUR forces were withdrawn." said McCone, "South Vietnam · would go Communist almost at once. After thal lt would-'Only be a short time be.fore the re· malnder of Southeast Asia 1 would go neutraliat and then Communist. India, Thailand, the Pbillpplnet, B u r m a, would all go in1 qµlclt IUC· cession." and Fidel Castr.o is still fronting for Ute Soviet lm· perta11ata in Cuba. Latin A5Jlerica is tom by Red IUbverslon. But the RadJcti Rleht ii still Public Enemy Number One to Mr. Cburclf and bi.a friends. The Senate can take the Senator's huangue. It has heard much that )s loud- er, funnier, and wronger. In the Joni run, the com- mon sense of the national Other reasons that have led to the exist.enoe of a vo- cal Radical Right are ··a resistance to the compleXI· ties ,.or modem We. to the bigness of government. to the ractal revolution, to a 'cold war' that never ends, to the absence of quick and ICI"' I'-IJMl<ale legialature may prevail. But 1--------, Sen. Church shouJd be •an· swered -or at least ex· Mailh posed -for the 1enUments -OX_ he e x p r e s s e s with such • pious indignation. IN TIDS apace, 1t's dll· Clcult to take up the Church speech paragraph by para- graRh -or thought by thought. il you'd tall it that. But "'one extended passage should not go unchallenged. Mr. Church writes: ''Scholars differ on why so m a n y conscien t i o u s Americans are being caught up in the Radical R i g h t. (The Harris Poll tells us that the strength of the so- called Radical Right has been highly exaggerated.) It Is, cleuly. a re v o I t against the established or· derby the discontented, mo· tivated by a mixture of rea· sons." Well. wbat is the Es· tablishment? According to the pundits, the Establish· ment· represent.s the rich and powerfUl rtght·w 1 n g against whom ADA I Ameri- cans for Democratic Ac· Uon), the Administration, and all the good men and true mu1t mk their lives a.nd their fortunes. • • SEN. CHURCH now ad· Awer te Murpllfl To the Editor: The statement of R. Mur· phy. Jr. in the DAILY Pl· LOT f Mailbox. Jan. 111 sug· gesu he would like to see unil a t e r a l disarmament adopted as the policy of the Deoartment of Defense. The United syatis· Consti· tution guarantees the right of citizens to keep and bear arms. Mr. Murphy has pro- posed that the only fire· arms that should be al· lowed are those possessed by the law «mforcement and the military. TRIS OBVIOUSLY pre· supPose~ that these two j?rouns shall alwavs be on the side of the right and vir· tuous, .and moreover their leaders would constantly represent the best-Interests of the people. HJstory and current events have told us and are telUng us that th is has not always been the ca1e and will not always be the case. TO THOSE. who along with Mr. Murphy, would turn over any firearms to the first authority who pre· sents himself at the door demanding them, you may label me an anarchist. an anU-federalist, or whatever yop please. but a citiien under a heretofore repre· sentative government, as I am. I feel quite capable of deciding what is in my best interest. . STEPHEN BRIGGS MARSHALL Mor~ on Gum To the Editor: In answer to R. Murphy, J.r. (Mailbox. Jan. 11 >. since when did this world become so loveable that •·e do not need guns (only for law enforcing)? Why a o t teach them judo? M mANGI WOile----• mlts what the conservatives have always held -that it Is the liberals who are the Eatabllahment a.nd who dominate this country. The same pundits have always argued that it is a major virtue t.o light out after the established order. DiscQn· tent bas always been coo· sldered a positive virtue amOf)g the liberals, but only left·11'iny discontent. Mr. Church now joins the ranks against those who feel that all is not perfection in this welfarlst '}>aradlse. The following la a quote from a Jetter t.o the -edlto" of PLA VBOY printed in the January. 1965 edltioa " GUNS HANDLED proper- ly seldom eo off. Our de- fense force. must have arms for the defense of o u r country. Without t h e m America wouJd be at t b ~ -mercy of an enemy. . •.MUM What are the reasons mo- as you know, our Com~~: nist timetable calls for the ~onfiscation or all flrearms tn 1966 U we are to succeed in taking over the United States by 1m ... The most foolish mistake we could possibly make would be to allow the subject races to Possess arms . . . K I r b i s Pearlmutter. Oma.ha, Ne· braska.·~ When you ~ss the t a w doin'g away with ' guns, don't forget liquor and dope and the Commies. What would we be doln.g today had we no guns at Bunker Hill? F. W. TEMPLE ......... ,._,...... -... _ n., -'"*' " ...... " "' ·-W .. elllftlMtit ....... Tiie =-:~ ~ .... !Miii,:, . .... .__ ........ ~ :. • ..._.. Wrlllt • '""9J .. _., -tivati!!g_ the Radj'-@I _filgh1;:."-t=====--~=~---..-------lliii0 Says Mr. Church: "A quest-.. .._--- for some higher purpose I than Is satisfied_. by the com· 2 •l;Jlf•W11tll merclal standards of our c •HI• 1111• times: a fear of the new Monday, January llJi 1965 relationships being general· ed by the burgeoning grow· 111J edimitorlaJ page of the Dally Ptlot seeks to tnfonn th. urbanization, and auto-. an ~t u!a!e readers by presenting this news- maUon ot the country .. :· paper 5 opm!on~. and C'Ommentary on topics of in· terest and ~1,gnif1C'ance. by providi ng a forum for the ex~ress1on of. our reader.1' opinions. and b presenting the diverse viewp oints of informea observers and spokesme n on topics of the day. PARSF. THAT. then. The lllbor unions have fought most bitterly against aut{)· mation and the I I b e r a I s have been most vocal in ex· Rof?trt N. 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