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MISS PlllC:IACKll AWAITS THI FOUaTH
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.,,ireworks OK in So~
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Cilia, Not in Others
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Crowd: Otaooocda! Ahhhhhhhl
TM llllt J'oartb o1 JulJ In Unit.ct
Statea blstorJ wUl .he dloct tun of
pt1rlde1 and lrewo.-u abowa Tues·
4-J, But -hcnlr you eelebrate will de-
pend lat" on when )'GU Uve.
hmil1tl Qnlq to 4• Jt them·
Ml.,.. mut pay ._. to tbetr cltJ'•
.-aine. wtllcll niuJ* ftrnorb,
Oraap Cout ftrtmeD warned Ulday.
aTY lll&\IDOWN -...
Bere'a a brtmlowa. city 1'y city,
ol wbat'a allowed and wtlat'1 happen··
~Mesa: "°".lJ1 tboae fire•oru tbat *-r UM Mal of tbe state fire
marahal ol "Slfe~'SIQI" are allow· td. •• MJI Fire JUplM Wllllam
T.hope everJCIDI bu a real nice
Pounta, and that tbt1 stay wttbln the
llw, .. be aald.
Harbor Area ~aldeutl co join the
thouaandl of people expected to al·
t.lld the Fourth of JW, celabratloa
at Oran&e Coast COUep · atldJum. tPODIOttd by the C6tta Mesa llld
Nnport &mar Eld'IDP Clubs.
8Uldea watcbln1 tbe fl:rt w o r t a
spectacular, a~ tbow 1a pJann.
ed tbat mcludQ demomtrlUOlll of
air cuahlon veblclea -~ fl1bla contr«pUon1 deYeloped b1 hrd A.er·
onutronlc; a tr1ck m~e rider
and a armwtlct 6lhlblt "1 Corona
del Mar Rish School itudenfa..
STARTING TIME
The utr1v11anu ltartl at T:46
p.m. Prtcea are •uo for adulta alMf
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Truce Violated
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In Middle East
For .Third Day
Ualted Prell bte~ll
lltael char1ed ~ trOClpl to-
day opened fire wtih mortan and ma·
chine cuna 'at hraeli troopa 8Cl'Oll the
Suez Canal ln a Uiird conaecuun day
ol Middle East war ceueftre vtola· lions.
An Israeli mlllthy comnuwque
1ald l!raell troopa ~ tbe ftre
and "silenced the SOPUa fti. a few
mlnQta later." lt .ata tbe flsbt just
nartb ol Qan~ OD the eanaJ lUted
20 minutes.
Si:YJ>tiu and J1r1eU fOrctl club·
ed !at\uday aod Snndu aloq the u · nal and blamed each other fat .wtini
the 1bootin1. The moat violent f!Ot·
In& came ~ Unlted t<fatfcma dU.t•t.s trom 122 nations btpn votin1 on Gen·
eral Assembly re80lutiona dmtd at
.ettlll'\f tM Ar1b-l1r1eU confUet.
TEN CENTS
BURNED IN CRASH
Larry Kraus
Captared In Ne'!JIOrt
BuUet-spattered Chase
Net,s Burglary Suspect
WASHINGTON (UPll -Ooe of
ttiree strike threata apimt the na·
tioo's railroads bu ended wttb an·
nouJJoement of a eantract agreement
with the order m railway condDctors
and brakemen.
Msgr. George C. Higgina, dlair·
man of a special presidential emerg-
eDl:Y-boerd, announced dminl the
weekend tllat the UllioD and tbe rail·
roed.I bllve tigned a memorandllm spellint out detailJ of I contract
whldl 1fiJI be eueuted at a later
date. Specific tmnl of the contract were
-disclosed, but IOUI'CeS cloM to the negotiations aid tbe peel calla for a
6 percent -ace iDCloue.
STOCK. MAlllUrfS
~"EW YORK (AP) -Some ltocb
tmpnved late this afternoon aa the
market moved trregut.arly in dull
tlelDi-boliday trading. (See quotations,
Pages 12-13).
attempting to avoid arrest i• William
L Luter, 21. of Loe An1etea.
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fte aJleted ....,..,. .in their escape
did not ,..... .. ,..are • Of!kier
Curry. __ ,, __ Accordhaa to ~ poum accpunt, the
cbaae and iunfin ataJ1ed out tbil
way:
Officer Curey responded to a aUent
alu1n at the Lawrence Doul)u Men's
St«e, 1914 Harbor Blvd., at 4:30 a.m.
He saw two na In a car bl the
rear ol tbe store aad ordertd them
t.o i.tl They bided the ar oat and
flec1 nortb In tbe aDey with Corry fir.
tng five abott at the ar .
ROT PtJBS1Jft'
By this Ume, Sgt. Jobn Moquin and
Officer Ron Palmer, in separate pa·
trol cars bad responded to the alarm.
Tiley saw the car emerge from the
alley and go north on Harbor.
Both police cars followed in bot pur·
awl It speeds up to 75 mph. Tbe car
turned east on Hamilton A v • n tl e,
north oo Thorin Street, eut on Vic-
toria and continued ea.st.on ZIJd lit.er
MJlllng Newport Boulevard.
As the car turned Into Ce11tella
Place, a dead end atreet, the paaen·
ger jumped out and ran to the back
yard ol a home at %109 Centelb.
The driver. Laster, 1"8JI captured u
he jumped out of the car and started
to run with both Sgt. Moquin and Of.
fkel' Palmer ordering him to atop
with gum ready.
A aearch of the area was lmmedl·
ately onder way with aid from New-
port Beach -"POllce who set up road-
blocks. but the second suapect es-
caped.
Laster wu arraigned today In New-
port Beach.co.ta Mesa Municipal
Court.
Jayne~s Last Seene -
Actress Buried in Family Plot Weatller
PEN ARGYL, Pa. (UPI) -The
body ol acVesa Jayne Mansfield WU
being committed to the eray-brown
.emtb of PeDDl)'lvania's slate quarry
c:omatry almOlt a continent away from
tW-IJ,iUlr of Hollywood where lh•
Nlped IS a leading movie aex sym·
bGI.
State troopen and policemen pre-
pared for • influx of spectators to
thla 1mall town for the burial of tbe
bUlty blonde atar. • Tbe funeral &et'Vices were private,
~kid~ tbe family and friend.I Miu afield. M. wbo d1ed OP a
.._ana bilhWl1 eara, Tln1rlda1
_.ntn.c ID a car-truck colllalon.
Prior to tbe service• the Rev. a.tea Montpiery of Zion Metho-
illt Chuteli Qid he would "not build
"her Qp or tear down" In bla remwb dbrtna tbe brief service. •
"I will comfort tb~ family". be
Mid.
Ml11 Mansfield's mother and ltlep-
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father, Mr. and Mn. HllrrY L. Peen,
of Dallu. Tex., arrived late Sunday.
Former moscleman Mickey Hergi-
tay, the second ol Mias Mansfield'•
thne hmbands and the f a t b er ol
three of her ft~ chllcren. · accom..-
nied Jayne's bod1 1-e from New
Orteaoa.
1be 16-year~ dlul&bt.cr o1 M1ll
Mansfield's fim mcTi.aee wu ex·
pected to attend II WU film pro-
ducer Matt amber. her 1hird bu•
band and father of her 20-moolb-olcl
IOI). ' Mia Manafteld'a INft" la ID her
moCb.er'a ramu, plot. nae buxom
blonde mm ..... fatbs' Her1>ert
Palmer, la buried neert>y. It WM her
mother ,...., dect6ed to bury Miu
lf'Dlaeld bin. TM UDOpened cutet was placed ln
the f\meral home chapel Sunday.
AmObS the 1pra11 of Oowera waa one
from Bob Hope and hi• wife. Another
eald mere!)' "an admirer from Wi!-
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If I.he early morning mist
doesn't bother you, It'll be a real
gr0<1Vy Fourth of July, promises
forecaster GU Grafton. w h o
loots far buy lllDlhlne through-
out the day with the mercury
rising to 75 .along the Orange
Coast.
INSmE TODAY
D~land u biggtr and r,.t.
t.tt thtm ewT, with Ttbuilt To-
morr01blana OJ>tft in Sunday
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FIREWORKS ..
mowd from the stat. ftre manbal'•
appl'099d Ult."
Tbe amuw Huntt.niton Beach pa-
ndl betllb to marcls at 11 un. from
lltb and Mala Streets.
The city'1 famed ftrnotb 1 b o w
-from Haatiqtoa ·Beach Pier 1tarta at
• p.m. 1r1 an me, m11 11 ~ ~to attract tbe -.al oar., wbo camp
out oa tbe belda wUlt lleCb c:nHd
upwuda.
La&m llacl: The only firewwb
you can aped to 1111 wtll be tbe wU•'•
temper when JOU ~ tfcket9d Cll' l?-
reated for Jiabtlq thole aparklerl or
firec:rllCbn, or anJUdn& beyoad
amokini toblcco.
nre Chief Bomer Mann reports that
all flmrorb an banned by dty ~
nance.. Sela al.lo an Jll"Ohlblted. "W•
haft...., uw. al Jt bere," be alG. Neww*t 8-d: Sun. u Laiau.
The dtJ prohibita any firewarb of
any ti.Dd, includins l)>G'klerl. lt'1 also
illegal to poneu them. aa11 F l r e
Marabal W. C. "Blll" Noller.
To fill the void, a Newport Du.net
1pokemlan afftrmed that the ACNa-
tion part'1 aimual firftcrta &bow ii
indeed acbeduled to p on. Pyro~
dellPts belin at duak. Prices art $1 for adu11a; '75 cents for juaion IS
tbroulh 17, and • eenta for ehildrm u and undilr.
West-t=t•: s.fe'n'Sw ftnwwkl
onl7 are permJtted.
c.uty 6t:rru.J: Same u Westml.D-
1tu, acconmc to Ray Saul, fl re
protection anelyat for tbe COUDO'•
fu'e preveation bureau.
Not only allowed. but encou:rased
wherever you live, will be the r1n&1Dc
ol chlmea and beU. at 11 a.m. Con-
greu in 1953 set the hour aide fer
bell rlnliDC tbrouahout the nation. Or·
ange Cout cburchea are apec:ted to
join in the national bom1 ...
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Boabnan Succumbs
To Heart Seizure
DonaJd 8*andbh, 5.1, d Ve Nuy1 ,
wu deed oa arrival llt H~ Memorial
Hospital Sunday afternoon aft.er IUf·
fertng a heart attack abOard a 1mall
outboerd boet near the •trance to
Newport Harbor.
Efforts bJ three~ to revive
him at tM Harbor Department dock
fded.
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A YOUllC Na.y alnna -ft1lis 1111
lut miakm CWS' VlltD8m blfal'9 head.ins ·tor JW wife ad cbDd .. S-.
ta Ana -today ii ... ol ........
oe-we.t beroes.
Carriers Named
As Olltstan~
Clerk.a, Discounters ·-By Daily Pilot
Push Wage Bargaining
A major break ill ~DI~
between llftJ'al maJ« diJcoant akfta
and Ratall OertJ Union Local SM bu
.,.med ~tar1 to 1"llUDle t b e l r
coab'.ct talb today In Buem Part.
Uman members S.turdlu a.er-
1'belmln'1J approved a h .. y e • r
contract with Gemco discount ltclrt.
wblch included a 15-ceot •ate ln-
creue effective Saturday, a au~·
queot l~·an·bour raise every July
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•ltltary -"'-"-Sl.11 ~
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Beach
By BRUCE BENSON
Of .. OlllJ ,.... ftalf
RJdinr oh the crest of an economy
•ave, Gov. Reaian'1 bud&et threatens
to nab ubore severe economJc re-
11rict1ona on beach eroalon control for
the Oran1e County coastline from
Newport Beach to Surfalde.
Trimmed from his spending pro-
erm,n wu $104,445 in 1tate usiltance
to tile Oran1e County-Cal.lfornia Beach
Erolfoa Control Project.
The '1.2 mtD.ion project la f1.DaDced
JointlJ by tbe federal 1ovemment (17
percent). the atate (ts.a percent), and
local agenciea comprlMd of tbe ti·
ties of Newport &.Jd Runttncton Beach,
Surfside and private beachowners H ·
1oci1tions (lU percent)
OfrlclalJ today reported that the
f~Pral government'• !hart of the
program w111 ba11ed on the stipolaUon
Erosion
that both the state and locel 11endu
each uaunte lU percent ot the coata
''Thia 11 1 M'1r challenge," u.Jd
Kenneth Sampson, Orange County di·
rector of barbon and beacbe1. "Wt
now num find a new way to meet
an emergency if It com ea."
The emer1ency would tnvolv'
belches deooded ot aand doe to the
eoutherlJ littoral drtlt Of aand from
Surfatde to Newport.
Twice in the put three 1e1n the
1itu.ation hH become crltical enou,h
to warrant larfe-scale beach replen..
llbment prqsrama. ,
c.oa, of Che aand J>l'OJtcu fm~ted
to about n~.000 each, Sampson said
"ll can be anticletted th.at the.re
will afaln be need tor 1om' emer1en
cy beach eroclon control ln Newport
Be.a ch th.ls fall or winter," he said.
Control
"Thia mean. that the local aiende1
wlll b.ne to pey tbe total amount for
IQCh emer1eacy wort rather than the
11.S pereeut ...
Sampson uplaloed tbat 00.U of the
two molt recent sand haul project.a
were peid in full bJ the dtiea, cou:oty
ad bomeownen' a.uodaUom. "It wu expected, however, that we would
be relmbaned, ,, be &aid.
!'It now 8Pl*lf'I we'D bave to io
fl alone far another year, U ncb a
esner-1enq ocean,·· be added.
"We'"' trytnc to won out t.ome wa, WberebJ we can uae fdf al morwy d'eedJ. appropmted (W pbue l and ~}\to pb.w II."
sempeoa..., _______ aa.ld Phue I ent.alled dla-
burlinl four mlWon yardl of u.nd in
the Surfside · Sunset Beach area about
four year1 110.
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U. a. IDd to rejoln h1I wife and cbild
In Santa Ana July ll
Tbe airman '1 family reportedly iJ
alretldJ tbtte.
tlaftlon ditplayed bla bravery llW
Pl! ~. from & ThaUand hue, ~ ..
~ d8WB aouth ot Vlbh, ~ 2S
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VIETNAM. • •
ud bombed rail, road and barge
tr.me rmudnl CommuniJt 1upplie11
throapout tbl country.
U.S. l{>Oblmen Wd North Vietna-
mese pnnen 1bot down three Amer-
ica plaDlll, rai&int to 59$ the DUill·
ba: ol U.& pl-. JOit bl nldblc the
O>mmmdlt eoaDtry.
Two of tbe three pnota downed Sun-daJ were l'llCUed. Spokesmen wd
tbt third .... lilted u ia.111ln1.
Tbe beet of tbe n:r lay jbst below
the DMZ. Ll Gen. Cushman told a
UPI coaeapoodeot the Communi1u
were trylDg to "inV'lde South Viet-
nam" for the flrat time 11Dct the
Leathemecta rocked them in May.
The North Vietn&mete Jobbed 100
nMIDda ot artillery and mortar and
rocket an tnto the American ll'ttl·
lery poll at Gio Linh and the Ma-
rtne beadquarten at Done Ham. Both
1uffered littte ctemase.
Bat at Con Thlen, the anchor post
on the Leatherneck line holding
back ftve com.munlat divilton1, th•
maln blow came.
Slashed
Phase U lnvolvea way1 ot 1topplna
the littoral drift that causes the sand
to wub away.
He 1aid that 1 modJ:fied plan under
'®llderation calla for a series of
grolna to be built Into the au. Groln1
can be v~uall.zed u rtructutea ju.l-
tlftg at rletit anitet from th• shore
and surf, pr0Jecttn1 Into the water
lite flnlft'I.
Three are proposed. The flnt would
be In Newport Beach around 40th
or Ult Stnet. 1be structure would
trap llDd to prevent Us erosion.
Sampaoa said tbat Jl"ior to flood con-
trol channell and dama, plua other LD·
land control projects, the 11oda werf'
nourlahed from silta waabln1 down
from mountain•.
The natural balance ct nature, how-
~r. la now out or kiltu, he saut
WI.lb. of
-•• The other day a Newport S..dl
pcJltman opend up a 1tNet mallboX to pi~ up tbe mall.
Out of the malltm tumbled •
unwrapped boot.
And ~t of tbe boot tumbled ~ I~ marijuana fot about
10 ctp.rettes.
Al Epltein, a 'Newport detedfve
who la 101Dethina ol an expert on
audl matters, sa.~ the boOt was
probably dropped into the mailbox
by aomeone "tfho wu antldpattnt
a buat and wtnted. \o pt rid ~ ~ :
evidence.
The title ol. the bookl ;..1 •• , •
No atendl. It -· Walt tvmi• • man'• "Iav• ~ Grua.'• ·
It was Adolf 1llWlr'1 ''lltin
Kallft·~· your book, call Epstein.
* Lovely Linda ~. the new
Mm Newport Beacla, la 5'4" tall.
She It not 4'4'' • a local De&
paper NCfllltly reported.
'lbat Mt~ ls ltlltiltlcally tm-
Pollible for a glr1 of Linda'• U. 22-34 dimensions, a VCI mathema·
tidao advi5es me.
* A few columns 110, I poeed a
hyi>0thetica1 . qy~tion
U a bl& clfarftable fowidatioll ii
sued tor alle•edly &fvina 1-.J money that uaerCedly beioqed to
someone else, and lOllel the IQlt,
do all the redpients ot the mooef
have to give it back?
Chip Cleary, pabBc reladou
counsel for Joan 1"1.De Smith. has
offered a hypothetical answer: No.
In such a hvpOthetical suit, llJI
Chip, it is the diredon of the
foundatioo who might hive to come
up with the cash.
So the YMCA oan relax. So can
the Orange County Presa Club.
Whew!
* You may recall the big uproar
over an arts magazine found on
a UCI library shelf about a year
aro. It had a dirty tiUe, people
said. The maguine was removed
:from the ahelf and UCI cancelled
it. sub8c:ription.
Well. l thought I'd Jet you know
that a New York court h11 jult ruJ.
ed that the magulne. "--," ii oot obscene.
. InddentWlv, don't bother try.
mg ro fiD in the dashes with letters.
I put tn a hlw extra dashes.
This u a family newspaper.
* Here's an item you can pw on
to junior. It mlaht encoura1e him
to &tart filling up hla piggy bank.
tf yoo started 11vlnlf a peanv on
Julv 1 and YOU doubled the "mount
eacfl day of the month (31 dayJ),
how much would you han saved
byJulv81?
Answer: •21,474,886 and 47 cents .
On second t.hou1ht, junior mlJht need a little help.
* Writer Tom Wolfe, who lJ hllh·
ly re.garded by h1ppl•, llYI hip-
neaa 11 the WOl'lll poee In the wortd.
''ll's a way of competin1 (or
status without mllng 111ythln1.'' ht says
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a peraona would die ba trame eccl·
de.nta, buing the ettfma~ OD tbe in-
Of'e&H in vehicles, miles traveled and '
the fact holiday traffic lllUa1!y da1ma
20 to 25 percent more lives than a abni·
lar non-bollday period.
'!be councll said that In a llmDar
bOll-boliday period thiJ Ume or ,ear
., pertOn8 would be tilled tn trdic .
accldentl .
. Police Close Lake Resort
ToHordeof Beery Youths
LAKE OENEV,\. Wll. (UPij -Po-
lice facing tboulaMa of beer-brave
youtha out fOI' a food time clamped an
UDdeclped 1tate of 1UrUal law on
tbll lll1All r8IOrt town today.
~ ol youtha stoned the po.
llee ltadon bet.on a National GUll"d
compuy ,,.. called Jn Md police pve
everyone one '-o u r to set off the me.ti and out ol town.
Scorel 1»I wJndoWI. .. balldl"C• and
in can, ~ .. tnul bJ tbe ~
who ~ if bUiDc p6Uce p1JCI
tbem Jato mottai. . ReSllSlnU Of the Con of l,CXX> lilid It
WU tbe worti destruetiOD aperie1lced
in the mare ban a Clecadt U.t col·
lep ad h1'b ICbool...,. yoatha hlVe
ptbend bere each Foartb of J 11 l 7
weeUDd. 'I1dl lab-aide tDWn 11 about
half Q1 betWWI Chicqo and MD·
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Police eblil Robert Clapper WI more tbaD 100 y~ths were mated SUnd.11 ntPt ed today. Before the
ltreetl were cleared and road blocb
llt qp to pre..rt youtba from t«urn-IJll to town, more than 5,000 out.of.
.town youtha bad milled tbroqb the
streets, Clapper wet
''WhY thf1 come here we don't ~/'be Wcl "They've been com.
Ing here for the Fourth of July week·
Tavern Bandit Tries
To Commit Suicide
LO&-AN6ELES (UPl)-A parolae
caqbt ID tbe ICt of boJdln1 up a Welt
Loi AQllla bar early tocS., shot him-
self tn tbe Mad, •~I "I've 1ot notb-1111 to Jin for, aayway," police re-
pon.d.
'Ibe suapect, Karl William Clausen.
38, wu Ulted 1.D critical c:ond.ltion at
Sant. Monica Receiving HOIJ)ltal.
eod for y_.. now, and tben't noth-
ing we can do to stop them."
Mayol' Elmer H. Job.nejack echoed
Clapper'• words and added. "Bell
knoW'S wbere they all come tram.
ClllPPfl' uJd the cars whtcb form·
ed mliu-lonf road jams on flYfll'1
road in and out of LUe Gee9a. bcn
llceme p1aW from m1111 ltatll, bot
that most ol them were from IDbda.
GI With Pistol
Arrested Near
Humphrey Hotel
ANCHORAGE, Alalb (UPI) -A a.,..:<>ld 10Jdfer wtu. a pAttoJ in m.
posleSQOll WU arratied eciy tloday
u Vice President Hubert If. Humph·
rey arrived at a hotel in downtown
Ancbonc•.
Humphrey had returned to the Unit-
ed States from a vtatt to South Korea
m.wred by demomtrldona and vie>-
lence. •
Persons &boerd a bus foJlowinC
Humphrey'• oar spotted the 1oktier
displaying a piatol while 1taacUnc at
a side entrance to t.be botal. Word wu
radioed from the boa to police, who
arreatied Ronald Eurene Reed, itaUao-
ed at nearby Fl Rlcblrd.aan.
When ot1lcera anived, &ad bad put
hia weq>e>n be<:t tu a bobts. Ht wu
booked for llleeaJ poaeulon ot a .44
oallber IDAJDUDl l'ffOIVW.
Humphrey pWmed polldoal appear·
ancet today and Tuadlly, .ame filh-lnl on Reuurectioo B a 1 at Seward
and a visit to the Alaab 8'1 Expoli-
tion M Fairbanks.
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Plane Crash
Death List
Algeriam
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ed ldduped fcrmer canco-
leae Prmller llollle ,,...._
be today for tile \tltrd dlt1
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'Rev.' Clay
In Pulpit
SAN FRANCisre (AP)
-Mubanmwd Ali, who ~
likes h1s former benJ-
we.lght momck« al Cwlm
Clay "becauae It'• a llnt m.me, •• preecbed at )(o.
bwnmad'• Molque JS ID tM -predomJDantly Negro rm.
more District Sandsy. Store Owner
Kills BBt1dit An overOow crowd
thronged the l,ooo-.e.t mo.-
que, md a line of pencna
ltret.ched a full block even
afteT' be bepn speaking F.L Mmrn: (AP) -A ....,----------------ti Signal BID IUD who ~ White pencm, including
newnnen, ~ not permit-
ted to eater.
All la currently ~g
hlJ ocnvidion for refusal to
cooperate with the draft, 00
grounda that be ii a Mus-
lim minister. His boxin« ti-
Oe WU lifted aftel' be d.,
cllned tndnction..
edlJ dei\bd to l"Clb • Uqoar ...... .._.., llMlr'D-
ing ... t.tall7 lbcJt bJ the
It.ore's ..,.,., police npart.
ed.
Officen uid Maric;t-- .
Roberts, IZ, wu abot mce
in the ch!st and pr-.ntfld
dead at 12 Mame llecBcal
Center.
Will success
spoil
Smokey Bear?
'Nat mcety. His work has just tx>gun And so has the wort<
or the organization that has sponw red him for 25 years, \
The Advertislna Councll, Inc This newspaper 1s proud to
help with this work. Over thf' year s we have published
SmoQy Bear Ids •nd othen like fhem entirely Omc.tlTI" ...
without charge. Every time you <.£>P th1r. ')('<ti, • -
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you'll know public-spirited people arr d i work c-011,.c.'"
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@ Pacific T '~;iho nt
Comp__. System.
Staie ' Linked With 1FBI
your1ree
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COlk ·bOOk
••• Is at Mariners Savings.
Stop by and pick it up.
To celebrdte the Gourmet Festival, July
l through July 10, Mariners is offering
a free gourmet cook book to all visitors.
let these attractive bound gourmet cook
books instruct you in such diverse sub-
jects as wine cookery, herb and spice
cookery, and the ABC's of canapes,
cookies and salads. Find new ideas in
the preparation of culinary delights and
rediscover old ones. Come join in the
festive atmosphere amid the handsome
surroundings of the Mariners Building.
Our friendly and courteous staff will
assist you with all your savings and
loan needs. And remember, at Mariners
your savings earn the highest prevailing
interest rate in complete safety.
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TOMORROW IS HEREI -Officials of compani•
spoosoring exhibits in Disneyland's new Tomorrow-
land join Mickey Mow;e and Disneyland Ambaasadpr
Marcia Miner (center) 1n re-opening modernized
THAT PAUSE-Marcia Miner, official Disneyland
h~ at Tomorrowland opening, take6 a break
with Mickey Mouse at Tomorrowland Terrace dur·
ing hectic pre6S tour of new attractions.•
Disneyland Unveils ~
New Tomorrowland
"land" with release of hundreds of balloons, burst-
ing aerial bombl and muaic of North American Air
Defense Band .•
I See By Today's
Want Ads
e Whrrf' to find a Schock
~ Sebot !or $275 .••
e If YotJ Wint 1 Teardrop
Trailer w1th complete
cooking factlitif'.s there's
one fer 111\le tor $1~.
•That someone is going to
sell a I argt> 3 plecr SP<'·
tiona.J. htrdly ui1ed for the
~t offtr'
Monday, July J. 1%7 DAILY PILOT
AU IWl£T W«£T STGm WU It
OPEN
JULY41h
10 A.M. to 7 P.M.
IXCIPT CULVER CIMTD STOii IH CULVD
CITY WHICH WILL II CLOSID AU. MY.
EVERYDAY DEEP-CUT
7
DISCOUNT
PRICES
SHOP MARKET BASKET FOR ALL YOtm
JULY 4th HOLIDAY PICNIC SUPPLIES. SEE
FOR YOURSELF HOW YOU CAN SAVE UP
TO 15% OH YOUR TOTAL FOOD BILLI
•Where you CM buy a Na-
tinnal C 11 11 h Registrr
ltf'IT\Ul'T foc $560 and
1.mong other otftce f'q\J~
ment an l'lectric ~ ~1-ri>~ m
MAChin,. for only $3.5. Cit• Sttab u.18-
IULLCllUT-7 DO.ICIOUS RA~ ~ OI LOW CAUJatl '"'"'" 12=..., • Thrrr IS ...-..no lo be 11.n • S D • CffOIC( ed a visit to Coca Cola's utJ.gr11 ;~"1~ '" the l'VioliAv aa.u1D ~
Tomorrow land Terrace. a f'Vming11. l ·lt~t Stt1k u. 41-m ~ c.. .,...... Ir. "" ._ It:• ........ ~-...... ""'"9dele ........ -c::... ... Malt. ... ....... """ .,...., A-. B 'MIOMAS McCANN 'Tr,.~.:. ~ $t#N .. ~ "S:.:~ = ::.,.-:--a.in '1 °' ... Dajlr 1'1111 ~ :.. ilJ~ · T -el 1131 jl.M., .,_ ""'· lllfl ._ c.-.......,.. ,.,.. ...., st. ANAHEIM -Disneyland
~ "' ,,.._ C1111.1 -... 1:" p.111 .• IMdlcat aw. "' '"" tt caught up with tomorrow c..r.Mlla ~ tf l'8dfk Pallsednl t ;:D P,M., CM ,.,.._ llltt ....... .,._ .. ~ Sunday • .._ ...... ICI~ oetrelt1 tl: OcNn Avtf!Ut ucn> ~ ~~~~ ·~ "~!/;'.·' 1ru•• .,,.., "" o.i.. But tt may take the new
--• \.-..,_ 1 ··~-__.. __ , ..,.. :r11 Tomorrawland until tomor· =~" ....... I .__ ...... ...__ 2:2' •.m _.,, n-.. .,..,, --""" u111 "· 11s. row -or sometime next -=-s.=: ll:IS •.m .. meclkal •1111. m M•lft M. week -to catch up with ~t~-t:i.ua~ll• ,~I 1:'7 jl.M. Medlcal tld, 70t Lelr.a It, ----u1 p.rn .• ,,.... nre. lllW t..na ..-i Disneyland. ~ Elllfleto' "-· .......__ of ""-. j t • Cl..AJBORN •:11 P.m~ -11no, 1m1 Wldtw 4'"' , ... e six ma or a -
o.wll'f p Dllllilr1'. Ult ser..-. une. tractions unveiled In a '23
.,..,.,... c:iinlu9 .i MM. ~ •:w p,m ., medlce• * w. °"'-mllllon "new" Tomorrow· ~......, i:::,,c..,.a.::i~ Aw. 1 nd t ..__A_ ... · • ~1 --_ .,. ,._ ,,,. P rn.. al ,q, w.,.,,... ,.._ a a . we nm.eun amuse-
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......_..._ •' 2 "1:' a.m -P1Klllc coett HIQ!lwn. m__. park Sunday w-n't ~ -a::;e.. JS21 E. Hiii>-IO·lO p m .• medic.al akL 10t10 o...-, ""~ """ _ c.ar-., MM. ..,,11y ,... Drive. fully operational when 1,500
..-. ._ -w1e11 • "'"*• IM-it-:11 o.m • c•r 11re, "9Cl'k , .. ,, newsmen and guests attend· l'IWlel ~ ,._.. "°""19 Hlgl!wn betwn,,,,. •M w-. • ... f>'EAN n·u • m -.. •.• ,.. .. n,.., LM• ed opening ceremonies pre-
L""' •-o-. ~ ~ r!: , s· ~~rn~."" e;,r:aoo ,.:_-:_, lnfl sided owr by M I c k e y
-"' 1 't.~"'...,., Lud•i. M. si..... ....s OeM" A-. Mouse and Disneyland
...._ -. et ...s¥r ~ ,.... ... ••• Ambassador Marcia Miner. ie e1..::_, IMd\. AIM wr· >:• a.rn. s.-..v . ...,,,_ ...,,.
;;;;;..,,. ~.1 ~ ~.,.::: ..._ Mlllnolil ......,. .. ..,. 01-But offtdals promlMld tbe ,. ,.a:::;;-..:; ;;;., ... .;;:;;:-.-. .., ,..._.v. complicated "atomotJiles" tA.
.__._.,...._.. Vtrwillle L ._, U:• a.m. '-llll'. .... ..... __... the Moaunto Cbe-J--t Co.'1 c..iio -..,,,. llt °"*" fin, ,.. .__,, ~ t--.. ~· 12!1 l'adflc Aw~ !:17 •-'"·· Medlcal aid. ,.,, ,..... "Adventure Th.ru ID n e-r
'--J;T" ~J t:a ~ :.:=~ WMhlllllillli Space" will be ready to *'• J. wtlllVl'tfCE... 1t:r1 a"'· SMunleY. intdlell eN.
tM'I -... StrMt ....... A-. haul pu1engers on a d:mu-
'w.'*r 2'!· rTii!:~ Jr,~ t:., "'"~ •nc ....,, 11111 a.-lated joumey into the atoms
A........_ ~ .. "" ...... -SI. 1 uJ c.;;ji., _ _ IC......,., ttk:fl. ,.,.. o.m . medal 1..s. .._ "'"' and mo ec es of a anow-
-..,,. ,.,,.,, dellllllllr, ~ ,,... •nil .... ,,,,. Orlv•. flake soon.
wfM• -s111or1; U Ill'~ I:°' pm .• ear fire, not WMtmlNI .. .... ·,.. ...................... "'=: si. The McDonnell Douglas
•'* ~ .. -:, ';"....,-:.:Ji.. -''" • m. s .. nc1n, -"'9, um Aircraft Co. also had prol>-:i.l'";C. C:-...V. ~---" ~ ,. , w PUlll ,,,,,., (.elafllal F-•• 11:43 pm .• 1rao11 n.... LIOd<v'• rn.wMt. lems with travel in outer
...,_ MORING ''~..;"'sd-.~a• "'· wWmt....,. apace. It! new "Flight To = _...,,_ ..... ,, ... 1 1cir The Mooo" wlll be delayed. ~,. • ..!:. =. ~-1'!!. •, f •t0•,,.!'.:'". •• ......... ·-M• -· ff ,... ,,__ ...... ..--~ •• Other attractions at tti DallYI ..._ -~ Wiiii-Jt:1' •m., inMlcal aid, 1Mt Ml._ ..,~, ....-1 .-.. P•tara• Tomorrow l a n d section of -I-~-~ JI. ,_ .. ~ . • ---· Dlsneywmd, renovated to put J'M. .,_ -,._.i ,, .. "·"'· s...icav. e« "'-· "" ,.,.. the "land" about ~ years
...._ PRUCHA '1toe °'"'-c.ta 111\..a ahead of rapidly developing
.....,,. OJI ~ •w.. ''" •·"' S.Nnt.v. '*'"1 "''"••· technology, i..c1ude good-.......,. lw ....,..,.. 1'76 llrlalol St 'I"
.........., o1 Ult....,,,~ M1 "''"" •••• nre, ,... block o1 year's "Peoplemover," a 62--n. " """""""" ' G,...,. La... car electric train which ~n :, ~ -~= l:D "'"', c•r "'9, 1"5 W•llitor •w . .. ~ ......... 11:• II#. J :1• pm . llUblk ..... ,. 125 lle<Mt-transport 4,880 passengers Wtdt_.,, Hlh• a.eiL •-i.. sr an hour ov~r its elevated Hilb ----' I'~ wf"' '"'"· G 4:oll ""', orau llre, 100I Cllarlt It. "-" a-~ Sm1111e Mot· "'" •"'~ ....cue. , .. E. 1m s1. track, and General Elec-,._.,, *TERKINS ''°' •m. Sutodn. ,.,.. 1.-ioe"""' tric'1 "Carouse 1 of Pro-
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hUc t..al1e Mell... JIU •vr•I ,.:·pm, ar fire, '700 ~ llvd
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'The Lines of Red
f
' • • •
~ that tUl majority ol AmertalDI wbo Wldent&nd
md we pteful tor the freedom we eojoy prepaa to
obldve I.be rowtb ol Jul.J tmoonvw ft'• a good Ume
!or ~OD OD tbe history and mnnln, ol the bofutay
and the Ameriam fl.a£
1be national bo8day cdebratd lk formal ados>
Uoo ol tbe Declaration of hdependemor, not the bf..
Ji.nnlu of the war far treedam &om EngbDd nor the l't.nt oOm.mitment to independmce. 'lbe rttOluUon was
more than • year orct OD July 4, 1776. The action OD
that date amounMld to fGrml1 ldoption of ~ aeme of
the rMOJ.ution fw tndepeDdence appl"OHJd by tht Second .
Continental Congraa two days before.
Richard Henry IM. in behalf ol Varginia, hat mm·
ed tbe ~« Jone 7 that "tbeee uni~ colonies
are, and Of right oagbt to be. free and independent
st.a.ta·.. Aft.er tome debate. fur1her adiolJ was postpoo-
ed to JuJy 1, 10 that 80Qle deleptiona could l!(-inlfruc-
bons from home.
John Adams wrote from Philadelphia to hia wife
Abtgail at Braintree, Mus., that lt wu July 2 that ought
to be "commemorated as the Day ol Delivenoce."
The delay in voting on independence is a measure
ot bow alowly, bow reluctantly, the co.looilU came
a.round to the idea. Lecky, the F.llgmb biltoriaD., called
the American Rnohrtion "'the wort ol an energetic m).
oority." '
Al. recoonU!d by Charles and Kary Beard, ''~)
efter ~war bad been going for I year, an amocafie
of independence Wll regmted •a cbngl!IWS person.
and wu li.tely to be greeted with angry g1aricel In the
streets ol Phil.addphia."
Old Glory WU probably 10 named when ~pt.
Wini.am Driver, who had JOit beetl appoinU!d muter or
a new ship at Salem. 1lbll-. cried as the flag .. "1ll
up to the mast.bead. "There it is -Old Glory."
The meaning ol the stars and etripes has been
parsed in maoy ways, probably nevu more memorably
lha.n by PT"esideat ~ WDaoo in an addre!ll oa
May 17, 1915. Said Willon:
Divorce Law
Reform Neede.d
Jn the m~ refonDI ol oar aim-
mal code, pcopoeed bf a recent Pra-
1deot' 1 commission. DO mmtioD WU
made of the matter ol dfvorce. Yet
di~ iJ', in a way. treated like a
criminaf offense in almost all stlllel.
In auita for divorce, there are tbe
"innocent'' and the "guilty" parties..
Yet common sense telh ua tbat.. a -
cept for the most flagrant cues ol
brutality or dnmkenne. or~
there are no "innoceflt" or · guilty ..
parties to a failed marriage -oo1y
unsuccessful partnen.
ENGLAND IS MOVING t o w a r d
realum f.aster .in tbJ.a area than we
an. La.rt year, a study cOIDJDi1tft
recom.mft>ded to the Arcbbi.lbop "'
Canterllury tbat there should be only
one ground for divorc, -the bruk·
down of a marriagt. "Divorce." the
committee said, "sbou1d not bi a vic-
tfA"y for ooe spouse, and a ITVUM far
the othe!' -but a defeat for boai. •·
Appo.inted more than t.o years ago,
thls committee of leading d1urdl peo-
ple, clergy and laity urged that h
whole •• advenary symro •• of divortt
be aband~ and Chet the divortt
court of the future ·'should inquin in-
to the condition ol a marriage, rathtt
than decide tt1e guilt or umoceoce of
the principalg."
OBVlOUSL Y. TBl8 makes m u C' h
more teme I and bonnty) than the
procedures we now follow Under the
c;dvenary syitem, moa coupiea per-
JUTe ttienuelvet in the diwrce courts.
with the knowtedge and ~ ol
~ • 6 • I
..... ~ • -• •..:;,,.1 . ~ : ~.-~ ,, . -
their la w y e r1 Tbry bring f a k e
ct.area. lift taJ. test.amooy. amd
ewn Alborn wiloeua to lie in their
behalf. And mod ol it ia collusive.
As the Britilh conunittiee observed.
11 h marri.age "breakdown" prin·
ciple ia adopted, adultery, for ln-
sta.ace, woo.Id no looge-be sufficient
..:round for divorn. as it ia today. The
whcie labric of ttw marriage would
~ a.aminfld -wttb DO question ol
legal guDt or b~ -to d~
~ tt wa. salvageable ar hope-
Jma.
WE KNOW THAT then are no "in-
oocmt byat.anden" in a bad mar·
riage: that it takes the interaction of
two personalities to cause a break·
down In the relationship. aod that
law ii necemrily blind to m o 1 t ol
the pqd.tiatric ed social forces that
IDOft a ~ tanrd dissohrtioo.
Treating the partiH aa though tbey
Wft'e aimina1' onJ y breeds disrespect
for tlw .._ amd evasioa ol iu true
in tart.
Divortt should oot be retnbubvr
or punitive, but should aim at treating
the rupture "1th f aimeu and sym-
pathy lD all parties. In our present aymm. it ii too otten unfair, VlDdic·
tive. and arbitrary. l.Jn)jke all other
contracts, the marriage contract bf.
lon1e1 more to U.. fietd ol medionr
than to ttw Mid ol law
Lost Love Suits Barred
Sam thought that M.al.IM ~
was an old bugybody, a trollblemak·
f'r Somehow Ma* dominated
Sam's wife. Sally Mauck would kD
her what a pity it waa that Sam
was her husband. Sam really •• not perfect, but Maude would at.reu
all his faults.
After a while Sally could stud It
no longer and sued Sam for drvortt.
Maude was really helpf uJ to SaJly
during this time. After the divorce.
Sam sued Maude for interfering with
his family. for breaking up hia home.
and for his emotional citstftq.
The court threw the cue out ~
1923 California law has bund suita
hke this one for "abenatioo ol af.
fections " Though w~t Maude did
was tn bad tastt' and Sam was nght-
fully annoyed the law dcM-11 not pro-
v1di> a remedy
WHY? OlffilNG Tiit: I~ many
lawsuilJi were broujtht for alienation
of affect.Jon~~ brea<'h of rontra<1 tn
marry. and for seduction TMM
"heart balm .. actiom~. oftn iuoond·
lt"ll!!, would ruin a per!iOn 1 good nam~
Many were spill' surts. and may haw
bffn to collect bla<'kmail
Thf' LegJslaturt" abohs~ UK'm. a~
have many other stat<'ll for r<'aMn"
of public policy
In another case a }Oungi;ter daun
PO that a woman had lurPd h1,; fallwr
away and cauud him In divorce h111
mother. 'Jbe son cl.aimed lw lo!IC hit.
father's affection 11w N"lur1 al50 nal
Pd out ttW i.wsult
Suit. agaJnft a "bomtbrt"akt"f" art"
nlso barred A.i.o barnd I\ • ~u<'
tJon ·• Lt"ad1"1 utray a woman ol
prP\ 1ou11 C'hutf' chJlran..:r r\ rn '"
;irtlfkr or blM> ptrs11u10m 1 .moot
hf' lhl' 11uhJf'<1 of a l.aw11ml.
\ man or wom1m wtwl ••u lrft
\U1t1n1: .at tht rhur<'h door or W.l
Jtl'Val a fraudulent prom1s.e to marry
cannot sue for damages.
But a prospective bride or bride·
groom who lost his property by the
fraudulent act.I of the other can sue
to get it back But a person may
make gifts whefl he thinks he is in
love. and the hne between fraud and
a bona f!M gift 1s often hard to draw
.in court
M a rule. the prospective bride or
bnckgroom rannot ask for hLS gJ.ft.s
to be rdurned A few gifts such as
an nigagnnmt nng 1t1ven solely with
the thought of mamage might be
returned rf at wa11 tM rjrl's fault that
llw marnaJ,?f' did not occur H 1t
wa5 IM man who refused lo in
throuJ,!h with lhf' marriaJ,?e. he has
no leJ,!al <'la1m to thto nng returnf'd
No4 all ltatf'' havr abohshtd '"heart·
h:.lm Kbom ·•
Nntr Cn11ft>n1111 1111111r11 nfln th1t
rnlvmn an "°" mn•1 kt1mn aoout nur
lnw
More Murders
YhMllay. oti... Rf'l"'blica..Coarler:
"Th<-re w"' mort murders than evtr
befcn Wt Yt"" Crime was on the
mcrt>3.14' and ~ms to be thls year
l.:ut year only OM criminal wa~
fl.I ('('1Jtro tn the ll ni kd States Yet
1n I~ tlwrt •ere J99 rxecution11 .
Th.. idea M't'm~ tn be 1preading that
•'.1r1tal pun1~hmrnt 111 not a dell'rrrnt
In t nmc-Rut lh~f' who advoca!A> 11~
.lhol1t1on havr not Mml" up with lhl'
lonrl of a ~11hsl1tutr. by ~ ay Of f>un111h
mml. Iha I M"f'm' to ~t.-m thr lidr ··
'"'Ibe Una Of red 1111 llnet ol blood, nobly and un-
-elflshJy shed b)' men who '°'9d the liberty ol tbeJr
fellow men more tblD they loired their own lives 111d
fortunes. God bbid that we thould have to use tbe
blood Of America to frelhen the colcr of the flag. But
ii it ntt should be ~. that flag will be oo!ored once mo~ and in bcini' oo>Or.ct wW be ilorltled and purtOed.'' .
Unhappily, it bu been n~ to "freshen tht ~tor ol the nag" with many tbou.sands of Amerlcao
IW• and wounded alnce Wilton apoke. 'l11is is why senti·
menl •cnJ85 the nation la so ltrollg for punishment of
t.bme who de!JeCl'a~ the Oag by burning or otberwile.
A btn mating deaecl'9tion o! the American !lag a
federal crime dea.red the Howe of Representatives by ~ 385 to 1& ~-<:all vote on June 20. Senate approval
ll expected. ~ng law in ~ states makes mutilating
an American flag ill~Sal. with penalties ranging from
none in New Ha~ to 25 yea.rs 1mpri~ment in Texas
Tumorrow is a day when every American home
sbou!d proudly fly Old Glory.
It's al~ the da" to join wittl many thousands of
fellow Americans in Huntlngtoa Beach as they watch
the great.est "old fashioned'' FoW-tb of July parade 111d
t"elebralion ln the West.
It's a Rough Game
Ridwd Nixon, finishing hLa tour of the Middle
!ut.. loob back on tM> unlucky pronouncements. First
be said daeft will be no wv there. Then after the sboot-
in' started, be predicted it would be a 1long war. lar~I
rurned the Conner and Egypt thefltter
Now be says, "The next war m that area will be
a worJd war." U he's right on ~is third try, there won't
be anyone around ro ~ for him. Politics is a rough game
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Conversation
In U.S. ls in
A Bad Way
'Flglat alld Negot~ Strfltefnl
Practically everyone admits that
conversation in America i1 in a bad
way.
It consist! largely, u a matt.er of
fact, of three basic sounds: the hol·
fer, the murmuf\ and the grunt.
People holler when they're angry.
murmur when they wtsh to remain
nonNmmittal. and grunt wheri they
an no Jom~er li:ilenl.Qf at an but
wish to live evidence that they are
still alive Ibid in the room.
Why bas coovereation gone into
such a decline in a country where
it was formerly a powerful and orn•
ment.aJ verbal art form?
Perhaps, to get the conversational
ball roUing again, we need to put
a moratorium on gripes, complainta.
acc1J,S.8tiom, and gloomy forecast.
and replace them with happy talk.
TEU A FELWW some good news
today. and he's Likely to be so sur·
prised and relieved -and grateful
that he'll prattle on cheerfully
with you the rest of the day.
Here. for e.x.amples. are a few c·nn-
versational icebreakers that are guar-
anteed to make the other person feel
better, aod thus put him in the r•
I.axed mood conducive to good talk:
"Esmeralda, dear, I thought •e.x
had gone out of my life forever, and
then I looked across the room and
uw you standing there in your nf'w
miniskirt, lovely aa a green gazellr "
"I've only got a couple of small
pairs, Jim. I guess your three a<:e.
take the pot "
"DON'T LEA VE NOW boys. The
house wants to buy you all a round "
"I am Crom the Internal Reven11e
Service, sir. It's about that letter we
sent telling you to report to our of-
fice next Monday with all your 1•it-
pense account receipts and vouch rrs
from 1958 through 1964. I'm afraid
it was a bureaucratic bungle \ly
chic-f has asked to take you to lune h
ON THE GOVERNMENT. <W
COURSE -and explain how the m1·<-11r happened "
"Reginald that Gen de Gaulle Ii.ii;
been actmR like such a Mr Smariy
PanL~ lately that I think we shn11Jd
rall off our vacation tnp to l'ar1,
What do you say 1f wr stay homp
lh1!! summrr instead :incl you c.1n
i:o ll(OlfinJ: as muC'h as you want•"
"'THt: A<TIOF.NT was all my 1;11,11.
Mac I know I d1dn°t Slli(nal for A I• rt
turn rm a claims adjuster and C'31 • v
plPnly of insurance What do 11•11
think 11 'II t akf' to iron out that d1•11t
in your ff'nder S500 $600, $7004 "
·since I arran~f'd the~r bhnd d111 . "·
Paul I'll take lhr homely onr. .1 r1
you t<1ke the prt>fty one She srrn,,
sturk on you alr1>ady , anyway··
"I guess wt>'ll have to take 1n ti (I
pant.~ sir. Your waist has gonr dim"
from « to 'J7 Inches since J sold 1·11u
your lut suit ''
"Oon't sprrad this 11round thr •I·
f1cr .• lakr hut you've donf' <:urh :i
l(rww1 )Oh latelv wt>vf' dcc1dMI to i:11 ~
vm1 a spl'c1al midyear t>onu~ ;i, '"'I
~11 thr usual Chn:i;tma~ honus I• l
\1111 flunk :in rxtra i2 000 ~·111111 hi 11
1011 rrlrhrnlr lhr fnurth nf .luh •'
' That'~ ,..11 that'~ nf'r<irrl In 1rq ,.
ronv!'rsat1on 1n Aml'rH ~ .~ I• •·
tt11n~11 rrally worth tall.mi: ;ihc1111
Taking Away U.S. Initiative
Nortb Vietnam may be preparing
a dramatic shift to a "fight and ne-
gol.tate" strategy ln Vietnam
This change by Hanoi was hinted.
by Soviet Premier Koskgin during
tus summit t.alb with Pttsideot John-
ll<>D but oot revealed by either leader
in their public prooouncemenb.
According to a comkUntial State De·
partmeot briefing paper cove!'ing
their discussions on the Vietnam im·
passe. the Soviet leader made a ma·
1or point that many conflicts, includ-
ing tt>e Korean war. had eoded "by
negotiations ~ the fighting. COO·
tmued."
U the U S. would -~t~ its bombing
&£North VletMm, Koctlin ta quoted
as saying, Hanoi would then agree to
the holding ol talk! to di1cuss a further
eod to the figbting.
While neither acceptin& nor reject-
ing the Kosygin propdgal, t h e paper
point8 out, the President suggested
that the North Vietnamese should first
agree in secret to a t.Lme and place
for the truce talks.
ONCE DETAILS FOR a oon!erence
are wirked out, the ~ indi-
cated the S<Met proposal would be ac· ~-Otbenriae, there could be DO
unilateral announcema>t by the U.S.
because of the failure ol North Viet-
nam to respond to past bombing
pauses.
After Kosygm agreed to relay t h e
President's views to Hanoi, the paper
at.ates, at was joinUy decided that fhe
-~ . ' 'l • -·. . . w
matt« would be left for fur1he. talks
between Secretary ol State Rmk and
Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko.
Durine tile Vietnam diecuuiona,
President Johnson is pjctuttd aa go-
ing to ~t lengths to try to convince
Kosygin that t be U.S. had no 1nt.en-
bons ol invading North Vietnam or
topptin( that regime.
AS IF CONFINED to ooe rebuttal
~by Moecow, lCoQlln kept
repeatlnc ht the only ""1 the U.S.
could convince 1Us government ol
tbia would be to halt all atbcb
agalmt NOl'Ul Vietnam.
Koey gin'• unanounced proposaJ is
tne eecood hint that Ule U.S. bas re·
ceived ill ~nt weeks that Hmoi may
be ~ Ill rtrateey .in Vaetnam.
Oocummta taken from captured
North Vietnamese ofticen con1alned
instructicol fw the ~ of
troops in the oece9lity for "negotiet·
ing while fi&bUnc" duriq a .,..otz8ct.
eel war.
"Jn carrying out a conflict ol attri·
tion,'' one of the documents atata.
·'there comes a time when it i.a to our
advantage t-0 negotiate with the ~·
emy while fighting ... this ta oae way
h1S initiative oo the battiefietd can be
ta.ken away "
THE DOUBLE llOl.Z -ODe ol U..
mott lntriguing mJ*lries °' lbe c:m-ti.nulnc MlddJe FMt oilis ia u.e ....
ble role that P'raaoe' 1 Pt tiiideit
Clwles de G~ i.a pbyiag.
The u .S.-bating Freecn Je.dr.r ..
pean to be supporting and.,.....,..
ing ,.both Arabi ad brad wbile Ull4
ing the Middle East figbting to the
Vietnam war.
la public statements and a0cms, De
Ga.uHe bas 1U1'pris«1 almost ~oae
by aiding with lbe Arab utiona and
Russia. Jn private, however. be ta
helping Israel by ~ .mr-
ments ol military spare parts lo coo-
ttnue.
THE LA'ITEB POLICY pves De
Gaule one ol the tramp car'da iJa the
complex Middle East litmticia, aanoe
the equipmeat wbidl brad med to
lrnastl the Araha .... J:arcely f'f'f!d
1D origin.
Wi«h all other aources ol arm.a "IP"
plies cut oft. lbe Freac:la eqaipmeat ii
vital to the mcWy ol la ad'• toaOt
bW amall ft.-.C f«cie. Ill i.t Imes
ol commomitetiGn mab it ""rHdf
neoesaary um aD militarJ ecfllis mt
be ~ opaatibg.
1t ii the ~ ol U.S. Jmtie:m.
gence aa1horities um if apart ..,u
were cut oil by France, larael'a e:s-
t.eoded armies would become "1bw·
atilt to Anh tones once U.. ~ ,.
.-med and rd1wined by the Sorida. R.-n s. Alea ._. .,... Sad
'Suffer Little Children ' • • •
A published rtudy ol dJvorce 1n the
Soviet bloc countnes, where the mar·
riage break·UP rate iJ hi&}ler than
anywhere save the United Statei
Cwllicti seems to have a firm bold
on the league lead), ~ lar~ly con·
cerned with crowded living and cbil·
dren.
Housing 1s ao scarce that newly
married coupleg usually move in with
the parents of either the bride or
~oom. nus 1s a cause of at least
minor friction , as personaUtles and
differeot age groups seek to adjust
in the presence ot enforced a11110cia·
ti on.
Whea a child comes c:iloog the prob-
lem worsens A normal life is not
possibJe in a small crowded apart.
ment. The marriage goes ro pieces.
shattered by repeated blOW$ of a
thousand daily repeated irritants
IN THt; l 'NITEO STATES the
i.tory of divorce also 1s onr o( crowd·
rd families and at>Mdoned rhlldren.
There are. m course. mriny other
factors that are import.ant 1n Ult U.S.
Dear
Gloorny
(;u~:
In her defense of Sen. Schm1t.J
and hiA machine ltlJD·in·every.
hom, philosophy, Mrs Emlly
Kortkamp warn~ us !Mailbox,
.June 281 of "theM' an.1mals who
are as~ertin~ U14'l1t·c.M.t rljthl'I "
llf'r rhra'lf' l'W'tr:t\'1 a p1tifullv
fr1ChlenNI mind c;urrlv I h I 'f'
Ml' nol :in1m;il' hut h1111111n ™'·
ings Thf' R1hlf' 11.111 !I'll hf'r .,o,
-.l H
atatisbcs. But th• buic lnCfedieots
at• the same.
The American social llory pert.pa
is even mon intolerable to con-
science. We are an affiuent country.
Yet, in the proceat of becoming af-
flu.nt '" ba ve aeparated tbe atnu-
ent from the poor until the latter are
rarely seen, much Jeu comprehend·
ed u bunwm beings.
The poor are a I011t population -
brought to attention only by not. or
some tom of extraordinary crime
or sutf erlne that mtrudea into the
news
The most rapWlly inct~ area
of relief 111 that ol Aid to Dependent
ChHdren (A D C ) Tht number ol
cases of abandonment ol children il1
highPr th.an ever -and still growmg.
INOEED. THE SADDEST dory n1
A D C. Is that of the fatherleas horn.-.
It i& not quill' accurate to uy Uult
the phenomenon ol the fatberleu
home i' univeNal, but lt la abnoct
IO. Aid to Dependent Oilldren ha1,
ol nece1s1ty. mOUDUld ...trononucal-
ly Thrtt major foroea are at work
1n areas of weUare and social se-
curity They are the lengthening life
span. due to modern drugs, t:he l'IOP-
ulation increase, and the vast num·
bers of unskillec: persons ~ catnot
work at all or who earn wages too
low for farnlly support. Old age as·
aistanct and It. va.rioua ram.ificaUons,
a.Id to the blind and di.Babied, and
RO on, have dooblf'd in the put 20
) ~rs But ltlf' need to caTe for r1\1I
d!"MI 111 about au: hmC"!I ~~lf'f
Tfffflf· ,\fU: '1ANV h1cet~ In th1"
mf'l11nrhnh tory a ~tory th•I nor~
not fit fhl' A mrn<'<in dN-am. A ~torv
that J8r( with all thr splMtdor of
new aubdMsicm md ..taunbll
pc>CJU, with to1nplaiw11ta aboat t.ua
and the criaia ol Iba catral dtiel
In America.
One. of the men petaetic alllped.I
ol it ia that ol lbe America ...
U\ night from deteat and rNp•iN&.
tty. Let UI admit tbat 1DmJ Wo
lire c:biJdrell do 90 wltla DD .. ol
retpOMibi.lity, and that maey ..,_
en, Immature in ~an. ~
and/or mentality, b e c o m e mothl!n
with no ~ ol duty lo amtaia
the dilld.
But pertlapt more lba 51 perC!lll
ol abandoned chi1drea are ncti.mt ol
desertion by fathen wtio cu't tacie
up to their own inadeqaaey • pro-
v.den
SOME OF THE "malenaa" goes
out ol them if they canDOt fiDd em-
ployment or If their unskilled ~•Jn
are too law to carry the NS The
m0«t famili• motivatioo for aban-
donment ts the .ti. rattw and Uw working mother.
H,fufdijii·ii
July 3, 1S7
T~ edttonal pos,c o/ ~ Dailf
Pilot sub ~ "''°"" ad .rlla
ulaU readnl bt pr~ Uw
MWJ>Optr'.r opi7Uou Giid Ol)1ll.
~torr Ott topics of Sat.ant. •
and rigrU~ br ~. fMVfft for &. uprn:dw .,
mlr rt'O'krs op6dmli, ~ bl
J)rf'ttnfiftQ Uic diwrK .,,..
rioiftta of blf~ ~rw,,
1T11t:1 •fl')'"""n °" ~ of tv
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Friencls Piped Aboard
New Year
Lal.Inched
A ,ear ol 1Upport Of Newport Beach libraries was
lao.ndled·by Friends during an installation lundleon in
Newport Harbor Yacht Club.
1be event, boeted by Mn. Challen Landers, retir-
ing president, aJ.o honored incoming leaders and was
given to thank retiring di.rectors.
At the helm for the '1967-68 &easc>ll will be Mrs.
Loren Heather, md her able crew include the Mmes.
.James Dowty, vice president; John McCabe, secretary,
and William C. McVicker, treasurer.
Chairmen be9ding committees are the Mmes. Nich-
olas Blisl, B. B. Benjamin, Mary Sale, John Hensley, H.
V. Helper and Mi!IS Laura Porter.
.;.
Receiving tributes for jobs well dooe were outgoing
officera. the Mmes. Landers, Herattler, McCabe, Mc Vicker,
D. E. GikrM, William Blanton, Marian Thayer, Dale
RalmU110n, H W. Humenn, Garth Bergeson, Marlin
Sheely, Ricllard Lawrence, Robert Cooper, John Kelley,
Patrick Chase, M. Wtlbeim, Frank Riemer, T. Duncan
Stewart and Walter White. -
SMOOTH SAILING -Predicting a yeM ol smooth sailing while
supporting the libraries of Newport Beach are new leaders of the
Library Friends (left to right), Mrs. William McVicker, treasurer;
Kn. James Dowty, vice president, and Mrs. Loren Heather, presi-
denl The new year was launched during an installatioo lunC'heon
which also honored retiring Officers.
'Best of Everything' Sale
Fine Arts to Favor
Fine French Flavor
The Fine Aria Patrons Gallery in the Balboa Pavilion will tab on a
Frenda IOOk come late November when the Patrons present Le Bon Marthe.
Le Bon Marcbe is a "best of everything" ooe-<iay sale of ev~g
from the customary paintings aod sculpture found at traditional art shows
to designer clothes, patio equipment and homemade specialty food&.
Among the many booths will be ooes for Les Enfants, the Y~Ye Set,
Antiques et Maison and La Cuisine, Pour le Sport and Haute Couture.
SpecifiaalJy, the Fine~ PatroDI of Newport Harbor will offer for Ille
paintings, prints, IC'tllptme, collagftS, (origimls and from collections), lilver,
gi.aBs, china, bric-a-lrac, holiday det'Or'3tions, antiques. homemade specWty
foods, patio equipment, costumes, sporting goods, rostume jewelry, hand-
made baby's clothing and accessorie& and designer clothes.
Mrs-Edgar B. Witmer is tbainnan of the eve!X, Bisted by Mrs.
Peter B. Hill, co-cbairman.
Other chairmen include Ward E. Jewell, floor committee, and the
Mmes. Daniel S. Thompson, finance; Lloyd L. Aubert, tax receipts; William
E. Chichester. decorations: John Macnab, transportation; J. Herbert Brown-
ell, invitations; Porter B. Sinclair, merchant.!, and Betty Lee Hall, pr~
ing party.
Booth cbairmen are the Mmes. Francis Warren and ~ Rich·
ardson. le galerie; Andrew Dossett and Jack Buchanan, antiques et maison;
Helen Pratt, bibelots; Henry Mackel, le melange; Robin Campbell, !'atelier;
Ridlard Leitch, la cuiQne, and Ralph Walter, pour le sport.
Costa Mesa Juniors Provide 'Bang Up' Fourth More are the Mmes. Roberl S. Dames, le boutique; Jolin Swigart. ta
mascande; Harry M.vch and Wilbur Jager, cbez grandmere; W"tlliam Got.b-
ud, les enfanta; DooaJd McHone and Louis Boyle, the ye.ye set; Thomas
Doan, haute couture; George Yule, a ta mode, and Thayer Crilpin, deauviBe
shoppe.
Aiding ot.bers in Urinl a "ban& up" JIWrth of July are members
of CoaU Ilea Junior Women's Club, who are raising funds for
pbiWdhropies while selling fireworks. The booth, located at 42()
E. l7th ~is open from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Chairman of the project
ii llra. Dam Fitch (center), third vice president and ways and
means obairman, asslsted by Mrs. Thomas Bandy (left) and Mrs.
Tony Suttora. Proceeds will support South Coast Ohild Guidance
Clinic, Orange County Medical Center. Hope Ravec Schools, Har·
bor Area Girls' Club and Fairview State Hospital. Admission for the Nov. 29 sale, by invitation ooly. will be free.
His .Cross Words 1Create Puzzle; Webster Has the Answer
DEAR AHN LANDEBS1 I would
like to aw1u1....t Gil the Jetten from
thole DM9 ( !) who are 1oungini
around in their wives' ctresses, wear-
ing bioomen. girdles, uyloDI and high
heels, and yet they beve tile nerve
to U1 they dW it for kicb and that
they are ~ normal.
ANN LANDERS [fl I'm beginning to think our civilha-
tioo is doomed. Allttougb 1 am not an
old woman (I'm 52) I do not recall
teeing or bearing about such behavi-
or until after World War II, when I
walked into a bar in San Franci9CO
and the place was swanning with
weirclies in beaded dresses and high
heels.
wtddl pet"b:ille6 ........ ~
« dlaB ........ -......... .
(Ullftat: fw aD dW • • are ................ die lAnl ally Gell.''
DEAR ANN LANDERS: I waa fu-
cinatlld by the letter from the .nan
who said be enjoyed dressinC up tn
bis wl'e's clothes occasiooall.J. just
for lcicb, and that his wife thought it
was a teream. He then went on to
say thlt whenever they we11t out ot
town on a trip, he'd pact his ''mM-
qoerade outfit'' and one or two mgbtl
they 1fOU1d IO out on the town as "cirl
friends."
What do you think, ADD! -JN.
QUlZZmVE
DEAR QUIZZ: I t.bint tldt 11 q1dte
a .-.u... ucl I don't bow the ••
swer, Rt It n.llel a whole hftk •f a
lot el .a.er qoeatlon1 -aoae of wlddt
I am '"'8Rd to answer.
MoA ol thole nab llid they were
l1UUTifld and baft ddldren. So what? ManillCe and dllldrelt are not proof
of nannaky. In many cues these
queen marry to gain respectability
and put up a anokdcreen.
Men who get their kicu dressing up
in women's clotbel are not normal
and it baffles me hcnr a smart woman
like you can be iaten in by such rub-
bish. Don't you know they are homo-
-
le.XU81s ? If you don't know it you have
oo busineas being a human r&lations
couneelor. I hope you will set the rec-
onl straight once and for all -NO
CURLYCUES
DEAR CURLY: I dld not uy they
were normal. They 1ald they were
normal. Of coune I am aware that
tomethlng 11 off-tU&er when a man
geta a cbar1e out of wearing hla
wtfe'1 underwear. And since you want
to keep die record 1tra1&bt. I m 111 t
tell you that yod are 'Wrolll wben you
make die Oat 1ta&emeat that these
men are homoeexaab. MNt of them
are not. They an tran1veaUtea. Any
rood aubrid1ed dlcUonny explalnl
t.be dJfferenee. Look op both words
and educate yoaneU.
DEAR ANN: Reading letters from
those odctballs who enjoy dressing like
women gave me .ttte 9CTeami~ mee-
mies. It was downright frigtltening.
k so,ne tort ol deterioration taking
place In our society or what! Please
lell me. -SOME'IlUNG NEW HAS
BEEN ADDED
DEAR SOMETHING: Me• laave
been dre11tng up llke lad.lea fer • IMC
Ume. Would you believf' • few &bea-
ud yean? In the boot ef DeG&ttelt-
omy, Chap~r Twenty-two, Vene Five,
thJa COODlel WH given:
"The woman 1hall DO& wur ~t
,
I w o u l cl like to ask a queation.
When he had to go to the bathroom,
whidl one did be 10 to -tbe men's
or the ladies?
Ia alcoholism a m.ease? How can
the alcoholic be t:re-ated? Js lttere a
cure? Read the booklet "Alcobollsm-
Hope and Help," by Ann Landers. En-
clOle 35 cents in coin with YO\II' re-
quest and a long, stamped, sett•
dressed envelope.
Ann Landers will be glad to help
you with your problems. Send them to
her m care of the DAILY PILOT, en-
closing a st.amped. self-addressed en-
velope.
•
,. MolldaY. July '· 1'67
Chattanooga Ceremony, Periny Clawson, R~er Fleicher
Exchange Wedding Vows, Rings
JAN1CE COURREGES
Troth Told
Pioneer Family Tells
Of Daughter's Troth
Council.man and Mn. Joseph J. Q>ur.
reges of Fountain Valley have ann~ d!e
enpltJDellt of their dauibt~. Jamee Marie
Cournges, to ClarJec I. White, IOD of Mrs.
Ray Willen, Costa Mesa.
Mias eourre1es. a fourth generation
Califomian, was born in Foontain ValleJ and
attended Huntington Beach High ~bol ~d
Orange Cout College. She now ~ a ..uor
at Chapman College, where sbe 11 Oil the
dean's list
Her greal·J!andfatiler, Roch ~eges,
establi6hed residence in the area ~n 18?8,
and the family still lives in the home m ~hich
her fQther was born. MM. Coun'ege& ti the
funner Hazel Doyle, whose family have been
nisidents of the area since 1918.
The bridegroo~ is a graduate of
Costa Mesa High School, OCC, and ia present·
ly a senior at California State Colle~ at
Fullerton where be is majoring in public re-
lations.
The young couple an pfamting an AUJ.
19 wedding in St. Francia of Assisi Catholic
Church, Huntington Beach.
John ·
Muatve .-raaatm• of whlt.e chrylUtbeJmuna •
wbtte Greciu uru ~
the I I t I r ol CtldlD.,
Metbedlat Cburcb. CbaU.
DOOfl, Teaa. wDeD Sbllte1 .
Lloyd Joou became lbe ... IJdde ol Jobn Willlam L.11ot.
loa fl Mr. -Mn. -Uam Grant l.Jla of U.
Isle.
Garlandl of IOUtben anJ.o
lax were draped on tbt
chaocel rill, IDd "°"'Pllt-
lng the motif .,... Iara
t.n.e Olndelatir. • l ti
wtJ.tte catbedral t.pes. ..
The Rev. RaJpb W . .,._
ne7 .ti.rected tbe CODpll la
a.tr vow exchaoce Se~
day ev.m1.
The bride, daupter " Dr. ud Mrs. Harry E.
Jones ol CblUUoop, WI
given iD ml.l'rilte by b9r
father.
She wore a Jilt faced
peau de IOie atimmer pn
trimmed witti beMHac o1
IHd pearls and c:rydak -aleDCOD lace W~ WU r.-
~ OD her cathedral tram. Her heirloom veil ol
Bniuela lac-e WU caupt
t.o a metchint fabric band.
and ahe carried wb1te sweet-
heart roses and lt.ephano-
tia framed with euonyJDUI
leave.a. Citrus' green empire frocb
and noees-ya ol ewmymua
toUace with t1D;Y 7ellow
roMbuda were aelec:ted foe
her entoaraie. Batbara Lei
Jones w .. ber llMlr'• maid
"' bODOl'l and bridesmaidl were Lyu M.lrsuertte Jona
another allter, SaD1 Jonu,
her cousin; Janet Weaver
and Heidi Lyle, the ~
voom '• mter.
The bridecroom '• f.tber
served u best mu, and
the DI tuetta wen .eated
~ Robert Lyk, 'Ibeodcn
Willis, Philip Reich and W.
W. Iv am. Harold Swdtr.er
WU the orpoiat.
A reception followed iD
the Cbattanoop Golf and
Country Club where Mn.
Michael G. Heavener of
Olarlpttesville, V•. preaid-
ed at the gueat book. ~
s1sting wen Mias Belay
Chisolm, Mrs. M. M. Hed&es
Ill, Mrs. Greg Undenrood
and Mis• Pew Scoville,
all of Olatt.aoooga.
Followin& a ~ymoon
M1tS. JOHN W. LYLE
Nia,.. t BMch Home
trip to JIIJMl6cl, ~rto
Rico and New Orlean.t, the
bridal coupi. wiJJ reside in
Newport Be.cb.
The bride aUitnded Hol·
linl College, Va., the Uru-
versity ol Vlenna and ~
Univenity of Soutbeni C&li-
fcrnia.
Her husband ts a gradu-
ate ol Newport Harbor High
School, attended ttle Uni·
versity of Oregon and the
Uni versity o( Vienna and
is a graduate of USC. He
served a1 prus chairman
for his fraternity, Delta Tau
Delta.
Baskets ol wbi~ &ladloll,
cametiODS and stock deco"'
Med tbe Cburdl a( J e I U I
Christ of Latf.9r"411 SalDta.
Newport Beaob an PtiDIV
Lynn Clawso.a IDd R o I t r
Uoyd Flet.cber m:ble,.S
rings and vowa.
· The bride, daugbter of
Mr. and Mrs. 0. V. Claw-
90ll o( Newport Beach, Je·
lected a bouffant town ol
white taffeta appliqued with ·
lace, seed pearls and te-
quins. The dress futured a
chapel length train and her
elbow length veil JJU held
by a dainty crown of pearls
and aequins. .
Completing her ensemble,
the new Mrs. Fletcher wore
her mother's pearlJ.
Miss Kana ManlUm ol
Costa Mesll WU maid al
honor, and bridamaicle
were Neta Staggs of Costa
Mes.a. Cathy Flias "! New-
port Beach and Laurl&J(en-
nedy of SanU Ana. Olrrie
Leach of Garden Grove waa
junior bridesmaid.
1be honor attenQallt don·
ned a tangerine peau de aoie
full length gown with bell
sldrt and lace cummerbund
She carried a bouquet of tan· _ .............
gerine carnations and dais-
ies. MRS. ROGER LLOYD FLETCHER
Neapon leech IUt.
The entourage wore olive
greeo peau de soie gowns. in•-------------------., the same st;yle and earned
tangerine carnatiooa and
daisies. What's Doing
MAIY DAY, 642.a21
The bridegroom, IOD of
Robert G. Flek'ber of Colt.a
Mesa and Mn. Buell Ken-
nedy of Santa Ana, ct.ole
Boyd Jolley ol Tustin for hi.I•------------~----• best man. Ushers were
Daryl Mangum and Bill
Cook ol Costa Mesa, Jesse
Pyrceil. w b i 1 e Stephen
Fletcller was junior UAher.
Candie Irwin and Peter
Fletcher were flower grrl
and ring bearer, wtiile Hal·
den Kennedy sang to the ac-
companiment of M r s. Al·
Jen Petersoo.
The home of the bride's
parents w~ the setting for
the reception. Tangerine
and olive green was carried
out in an archway for the
bridal couple. A five-tiered
cake and punch was serv-
ed poolside with colored
lights highlighting ttie gar-
den.
Music Pervades Party
Honoring Goldenweds
San Diego Honeymoon
Table arrangements f~
tured white gt.8djoli, ~
tiom stock and dlryunthe-mum's flanked by 'wbJte CUI· Wome" Treated
dles.
G<>l~nweds Mr and Mrs. Six ol 10 grandcbildreo at
the f'estivities were Mrs.
Webb Pierce, Sacramento;
Tom Guy, Catbey's V&lley.;.
Miss Lori Christy, Saugus:
Double Ring Rites Solemnized te= w~e ~ius~ To Style Show
Clawson oi PasedeM, tbe Attending R a n c b o San ~
bride's grandmother. Mary Jo 1qu1 n Women's Cub i.JE.:Z-ci:::-~~
Ann Mumby of COlta Mesa fuhion show in the N e •· .._, .._. • ..,,._
circUlated the gum book, port Beach Teonb Club!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiij;iiiiiiiiiiij;iiiiiiiiiiij;iiiiiiiiiiij;iiiiiiiiiiij;iiiiiiiiiiij;~
Clarence Christy o( Costa
Mesa were eotertained with
a medley ol tht'lr favorite
songs at a surprise 50lh
anm versary r«eptjoo iD the
Newporter Inn.
Honoring the couple with
music were their graod·
dau~t&-in-law, Mrs. Larry
Walker who sang; Jong-time
friend Mrs. Anne Smith who
played the piano; soo·in-law,
.lnhn SelJan and Bod Miller
who played guit:ars and
sang, and Charlie Brown
who led the io-ouv in hum·
orous songs
The ~ent, wtudl drew 50
well-wi&ilers, was hosted by
the couple's dlildren. Mrs.
.John Seljan o( Costa Mesa,
Mrs Eric Guy of Oatbey'1
Valley and Lawson Chrihty or Saugtl.'I. A son Lee Christy
of Sacramento was unable
to attend
Four generat.Jons were
repr~ented with the Chns·
I)&. their son Lawson. his
daughter Mrs Karl Wright
or Torrance and ht>r youn~
rlaughtrr .J a m 1 r Lynn
Wright
Mr and Mri. Christy.
who married June ~-1917.
in Dayton. Ky , cut another
wrddmg rakr at the par·
t v. a thret>-llered cake dee·
Orated With gold leaves.
C'hampagne punch. hot hon
d'04>uvres and vanous can·
Mrs. Wright, and Larry
Walker aod Jackie SeljB.fl,
both o{ Costia Mesa.
Special frienda on hand
from Costa Mesa were the
F'rank Baldwin$, H a r r y
Aunes, Al Dotys, Mrs. Betty
Eicbelberg and Mrs. Mar-
guerite Richards M r s
Pierce circul~ the guest
book.
The Chnsty, have leved
in Costa Mesa six yeani.
coming f r o m Torrance
where he r e t l r e d from
Ncrlhrup.
'Fragrance'
Supper Theme
Fragrance and Radiance
1s ~ theme for the annual
salad-supper Thursday. July
g of the Woman's Mission-
ary Society of the Warner
Avenue Baptist Ch u r ch.
Huntington Beach
Members are asked lo
bring a sample of their fa.
vorite scent lo the 6:30 pm
gathering in the home of
Mu. Howard Stephens
apes were St>rvt'd Au xiii a ry
A m o n g Spt'<:lal guests
~rrt Christy's il&lers. Mrs Amencan Ugion AuxH1 ·
.lames Bradford. Inglewood arv. Costa Mesa Unit 455
Mrs Marie Kuhlmever and meets in the American Le -
Mrs Richard Jonei.." both or gioo Hall on the rlrst Thurs·
Santa Moru ca ""tlay at 8 p.m
FURNITURE CLEANING
Esoorted down the aiale
of Calvary Churcb, Santa
Ana on the arm ol her fath-
er ,.... Judie Mae Scott
w h o excbaoged weddinl
pledges and rings wMh her
betrothed, Wllme!' M. Durst·
eler o{ Oona Me.a.
The Rev. Michael Sams-
vick performed the rites
Friday evening.
The daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Freem111 Scott of Gar·
den Grove selected a Door
length gown Of lilt orgama
with a bodice ol aleocoo
lace over orpnu. Her full
slort wtis accent«l with
lace md eoded in • train.
The new bride wore a
aboulder leogth silk illusion
veil and a dainty pem"I
crOWll and carried a cu-
ca.ding bouquet of wtJiUI
rose-s w1ttJ two on:bida in
the center tied with white
tu lie and ribbon
Miss Karen Scott, I>« sis-
tt'f'. was gow9t'd in a blue
S1lk brocade floor length A-
hne fashion, for her role
as maid of honor She don·
ned a Tose hNdpiece of blue
tulle and carried a nose-
gay of blue carnations with
white net and blue ribbons
Mrs Kurt Elmer of Or·
ange wore a pink silk bro·
c-ade floor length gown and
M.L.<11 Jill Whitaker pf Gar·
de.n Grove, the bride's cous-
in WOt""e a yellow silk bro-
cade A·llne fashion for t:Mir
roles &! bndesmaads. They
t'arrled nosegays or pink and
yellow carnations
Miss Laurie Orr. flower
girl, donned a lavender silk
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and aesi!ting dldnc the fa-were Tl hmcbeoD pesta.
tivities were the bride'• aia-F.dna COCJPtt nanwted the
ten, Mn. Robert Leach of a ff a 1 r for Lido Fubiam.
Garden Grove and Mn. Curt The lelectiam. moddecl by
Inrin of Santa Ana, and her club memben, iDdDded en.
aunt, Mrs. Sam Taylor ol semblea raneinl from Coif
Costa Mesa. .;.~to~coctt.aill~~~-===:;:::::=~~~~~~~~~~
MRS. WILMER M. OURSTELEll
Santa An• Setting
The couple will ~e their
home in Costa Mesa upon
their return from a wedding
trip up ttle coeat t.o north·
em California.
The new Mrs. Fletcher
was graduated from New-
port Harbor Hieb School
and her oo.baDd atteDded
Brigham Young Unlvenity
and DOW is a ltndeot at
West Coast Univenity.
Diners Talk
About Taste
Tasting wiU be discussed
over dil'W'ler Tueaday. July
brocade floor lmgtb frock. Jim Williama of San Diego 11 . when Young Sophistl·
Her rose headpiece was of was organist Beskets of cat.es gather at 7 :l> p.m . ln
lavender tulle aad * rar· white ·gladioli and stock the King's Table restaurant,
ried a wrote bullet of lav-adorned tbe church altar. Garden Grove
eoder Oower1. Scott Orr wu Flreaide Room of th e On the agenda are the
ring bearer. church was the setting for final plans for the group's
The bridegroom, son of the reception, and asSlsting annual wine-tasting g a 1 a
Mr. and Mrs. Max Durstrl-during the festivities were scheduled Aug. 18. Mern-
er of North Highlands, ask· Mrs Ron Cole. cousin or bers also will discuss the
ed his brother, Claren Ours-the bride, Mrs Ardltti Gril-.July 15 rummage sale to
teler o( Sacftmento tn be fith and Mrs Peg Swanson take place in Long ~ach,
best man. The bride was graduated under direction of Mrs Kay
U!henng guesu to their from Bryan College. Day· Dekoure. chairman
seats were MXlhael and ton, Tenn and her husband Business · dinner ho~tec;s
Oooglas Scott, brothers of attended 81ola C'.ollege. I.a will be Mrs Roger Buck·
tile bnde, Ron Ritterrath Mirada mgham
and Eugffi Mueller. both of The couple are honey July's. board meeting will
Costra Mesa moorung m San Diego and take place in the L o n g
Mrt. Dennis Orr of Santa will make their home m Beach home of Mn. Deweyl
AIMl waa soloist and Mrs Oosta M~a Enney, treasurer -------------- ------
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Ottum:
Oh That
Gurney!
Bob Ottum'1 article iD Sparta JI.
l111traUd foUowin& Dan Gumey's
apectaculer American EagSe triumph
in the Belgi.am Gnnd Prix two weelta
back WU entitled "Apple Pie, Mom
and Mr. Gurney."
Penned Ottum :
"Let joy be unrestrained, you im-
age-cooscioua Americana. Let there be
drinks all aromd and freestyle dllilllc-
m g in the streets. On ooe atunninl
aftemooo tDs week the leanest, )\and-
iOIMlt, ie.t-ugly American ol them
all clb:nbed mt. the mr be cals the
American Eagte aod wrapped a fa.
moos Europeaa auto race iD red,
white and blue. Aa the Belgian Grand
Prix growled to a 9niBh in ~ allot-
mg aunaet over Spa, the only thing
Dan Gurney bad not done recently in
Europe was Jeep tall buildings with
a singtie bound.
"At the vict«y ceremony Gurney
t!.Qu.
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11tood aoldier..traigbt u the Belgians
~ed a ..:rat.chy old recordirlg ol
1be Star Spangled Banner' and tben
to the crowd's · aurprWed delight be
plucked tile bl.o6some from a big bou-
quet of r06es and tOMed them towards
young JQdies ill the tkoog. Ah! tilat
Gurney. Ah! that Eagle. Ah! Am«·
ica."
Ah! that Ottum. . ....., ...............
Prime CvMn, tM Olldlme dr·
eua aUOllgJDU wb• weld • te t.
come heavyweight cbampi09 of tbe
w o r I ct. dJed lut w e e k and thu
caued hllteriam te dlf Into the
arehlvea and eome ap wl&Jt old
stories aboal Da Preem. One of the
belt eo.~ned hll fl.rd vlatt te CaJ.
lfornJ•. Upo• antnl m tbe Seat~
lud, a reporter uked C a r • ~ r a
wbat be UioaPt ef lAI AllgelH.
"Lo• Aagelea! Prlme repUed, "I
knock beem out."
More trouble for Andy Grao.ateUL
Now U seems Ken Wallll, the raY
who desiped &.be Turbocar, It a d
called It qaitl. "I felt I llad &o sae-
rtnce my pride to wwt for Graa-
ateW/' uy1 Wallll. "I dot1't ap-
prove of what be'1 doing. He's
cJalmJng all the credit for a car
evu tbo11gb be bed llOWDC to de
with It." Poor ol' Andy.
Set1u Log~
Aussie Roo Clarke was oomm.ent.Jnl{
on Ghana track ace Stanley Allot.ey
prior t.o this weekend's British Com-
monwealth-USA track and field meet
m Lo6 Angeles when be remarked, "I
see wtiere Allotey wants t.o compete
m the 10,000 meb!rs or the marathon
after w 1 n n i n g the Commonwealth
Games 220 title. So sbouJd I if Jimmie
Hmes and Tomnue Smitll were in my
event"
Jochetl Rmdt's coming bade t.o ttle
U.S .. but not to Indianapolis. The
outspoken Austrian race driver will
t.ake part in the Canadian American
Challenge Cup senee tlus winter, driv-
ing a Chevy-Lola for Roy Winkelmann
of San Jose.
NatlooaJ televisioo may not be ov-
t>rly interested in i--ofessiooal tennis.
but the local circuits sure are. Next
year KTI'V ( 11) wants k televtse
two days ol tlle Paal1c Coast Inter-
nation&~ Cup matches at the Newport
Beocn Tennis Club and wants to do
both in color.
Master mechanic Smokey Yumck
explammg why he broke up with vet-
eran dnver Curtis Turner· 'With tht>
speeds we're workmg at now. I JUSt
don't thmk Curl.Js has the stanune
to run 500 miles on a hot day. He's got
to gt>l by on expenence. As far as
J?Olll~ out oo the lrac,jl and hol-lap-
pln~ the place. I stiUI trunk he's ai;
good as anybody going When he ran
l!S-150 miles in that Olevelle last
year and someUung'll let go and we'd
l\Qve to take him out, he'd be s1ttin~
m a quart of V.O The seat'd be
soaked and he'd still have 400 miles
(o go·• Note to Smokey Everybody
knows Curt.is is a Canadian Qub man 1
OCC Forf rit$
In use you didn't notice, Orantr
j;oHt Colwge was fort'ed last wPek
it forfeit twn of lt1 hasf'ball win1
~ to u1int an Inell gt hie playtr.
'11d1 pro~cted Santa Ana lnl-0 1 tit
Pr tbe Eastern Conference tltlr Wtttt Cftrua. Sadly. tbt> Dons nevt>r
pt a lhot at tbt> "'* playorts, hf>. esvu ef the len~b of time It took
.. , the EC to I t I I 1 I 1 t e at11ln1t
C.:11t. f WM• qulzud aa to why ht wort
lm't t)Hses, even whllt runnln.: at
.. pt, 1 p r I • t e r Charlie Greene tfdek!r repUed, "Man. they're not
1•ad e1. They're my rH n try
Nteld1."
Serb Jenb, tbt ~ MP118D who
brv~&H the nberCJaN vaultlnt ,.1e a oumlkr of yean aio, 111 now
"8rtlnt on flbertlH1 cUvi11 board•
8111001 otlwr things. NCAA chem
pion Robrrt WllbJtt or ucr aa.ra.
''1f'akl' dh•lnt board1 '"' unbf>..
... uhlt TM-y'rr tht br1t ,.,,. rnr
a1f'd wlfhl)ut 1 douht. ·•
MondQ. JulJ l, 19'7
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CJUCAGO (AP) -MM1 byltlril
ia sweeptni ancient Wri&Je1 F I e l d
t.beee ctay1 aod the only cu:y it ~ 't
seem to bother i. Fereuaon Jenktna,
t.be CJaadAaD.bora rtlb~huds who
wanta Co become a mUliooairt.
A aowd of 40,464 not only dlea-ed
l!Yf!r/ mcwe tbe Cblcaco om. made
Sunday. but allo played tbe game of
"~ard".
Everytune the ~ Y or t MIU
90Cnd a run agllinst tile St. Lotua
Cerdinals, the crowd let out a deaf.
enmg TOM'. And ~ the ftnal ICOl <.
ol NMt' York S, St. Loula 4 weal up,
Jtnldm, ...., C9IDt • ... Olbt •
from PblllldeipbM M a nl1« pltdier
i.t ,.... • 'becema • IW1er 1* Jn
ll9I and WG3 1* four ,ames. He'1 '°"'' alont wtth pltdliDC c09Cb Joe 84k:.ker wbo telll bl.I corp. "ltlct with me ..i I'll make yoo a mllllom1.rt.'•
.. 'lbat'• what be teUt me IDd rm
IOtui aiaac wttlt hbll," AluPed J.,,.. ttna. "Ht ...,. two load ,_.. and
ttien rou set ilia blC IDOGIJ. rm ~
kind of &UY wbo rutty needl It. rm
sun ~iDC ('or It aDd tis wizmln&
becomes Mi. The waJ we're Colnl.
we ml&'lt even win the peDDIDL ••
Mick.ey .No :~ .Matth ·f~r Minnie
Major
League
Standings
AMERICAN LEAGUE
W L Pct. GBL
Chi~o 43 29 .5111
Boston 39 34 .S34 • ~
Detroit 39 34 .~ ~
M.i.nnesota :l9 34 .534 ·~ Cleveland 38 37 .5111 6'ila
ANGE~ 3t 3t .50I 7
Baltimore ~ '39 .m t
New York 34 :.. .466 9'h
Kansas City 34 a .442 u %
WuNngtoo 32 +I .ID 13
SUNDAY'S RHUln
AltHll 6. N1W Yort 4
Detroit ~ "*'"° •
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a.11trno•• 1, CRw!Md t Cc.elllid 6 lnnlf'OI, relfll
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I.fl, ~If!! Sl9dl-. ~. I "m. a.111mart C~ 7..JI et Olk»ee ,._..,.,
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
W L Pd. GBL
45 29 .608
45 29 .608
Cruea go
St. Lows
Oincimati 43 35 .551 4
San Francisco
Atlanta
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
DODGERS
Houdon
4 t 36 .532 5lf:
JS J6 .514 7
J6 36 .500 8
New York
J6 38 .486 9 :u c .440 1.%%
29 47 .382 17
Tl 45 .375 17
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Houlton s. DOOGI as • Cnlc.90 4 Clftc:lnnell I
Phll9dllt>!lla I. S.n Francll<AI 1
Now York ~1. SI LOUii •l
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f'u~I Prob~
Gurney's
Bid Fails
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(Special to tbe DAILY PIUYT)
LE MANS, France -Dan Gurney'~
bid for a second straight Grand PTi.x
victory was thwart:ed here Sunday
when his Americ.an Eagle racer de-
veloped fuel flow proble-ms durm"
the early going of ttw> Grand Prix
of France
Whlle Gurney was having trouble
J?etting his high-powered mactune op-
erating properly, h1~ ex-teammate
.Jack Brabham of Au~traha breezed
home to victory in front of Deni~
llulme of New Zealand in another
Repco-Brabham
Hulmr thus relaint'd the tead in
the world championship derby with
?l point.c; Brabham tuis IS and Pf'd
TO Rodr1J?l)eZ or Mexko City 12. Gur
new, who won tht> Grand Prix of
Belgium a fortnight ba<'k, has 9
Gurney. forced to makf' an early
pit stop. returned to the race and
moved 8!! tugti as second before be-
mg s1delmed
B~ McLaren. who drove Gur-
ney's othl'r Eagle rn U1e race, like-
wise sutrrrt>d mechanical problems
He was nt>vt>r ablf' to i;rnouslv chal
lenge the leaders ·
Brabham's w1nnlnA 11mr for thf'
219 5-nnlr racP "ai; 102 miles fM'r
hour Fnllo"'in~ Rrahh;.tm ;1nd llulmr
:lcro.~~ th<> hnr wa \ .lack1r Stewart
nl ~:otlanrl in a RRM
UP'IT .........
SUCKER fltl.AY WOltKS-wmt looUd lib dil:M-
t« for the Angels Sunday -tmned. into a lllCbr'
play that helped the Senpbs belt tbe New Yen
\'mkeel, M . Angell Jim ~ md ~ Sdm1
~wound up at third b8se but FregoBi ran back
• .....S. lariq New Y...t catcher Jake Gibbs .nm-IBL Gibbl lell for the bait, aod Schul scored
--... tic al~ Al Downing.
Try Pirates Te•lgllt
Dodgers Showing Cbus
In Blnwing Big Leath
HOUSTON (AP) -The Loa Ange&el
Dodgers blew a U lead to Bout.on
SatardaJ, he qWctly r u • h e d to
prove tt W"UD't a ftub. fumblmg a
4--0 edv•ta&e Sunday.
Rookie Roa Davia climaxed a Hous-
ton comeback with a periect lqUee:U
bunt in the ninth inning S U n d a y.
scoring Jim Wynn a.s the Astroc mp-
ped the Dod&ers, 5-4.
Saturday, HouAoo rallied to break
a 2-2 tie with two rum in the elgbth
Jul'f~ .... ~~,·-41t'1
IMDI July ~ w P'~ If» • ...._ ICJI
(...e)
July~ It&. ,,.,.,,._ ).II 11.1'1\.. ltFI , .. )
mrung, providlOg a 4-2 triumph.
The depressing losses dropped ~
f!lghth-plaa Dodgen nine eama un-
der .500 and 3'h games behind M:veoth-
place Philadelphia. It looted in recent
days as if the Dodgen were ready
Ix> make a move toward the first di-
vts1on. but now the prognosis m •t
happy.
Lo5 Angeles fatts a three-game se-
ries with Pittsburgh and three games
in San Francisco before returning to
Dodger St.atdium following the A I I
Star break.
Wa& playing back.'' said DaVll, '0 IO
I dlecided to tan a lbot an the tint
pitdL"
Reg.-4Jdmjtted; .... WlllD't remJy
apectiag a bcmt in a situtian lib
that, with two outs md a force play
pweihle But I was mIIJ aw pilled
that Wynn came down the line that
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BOSTON VISITS
BIG A TONIGHT
Two of tbe hottest clubs in base-
ball -t b e Cantornla AngelJ and the
Boston Red Sox -will square off
tonipt at Anaheim Stadium
The Angela' Jack Hamilton ( l-0) the
center at buebll'1 lat.est spitball con-
troversy, will pitch against Boston's
Lee ~e (2-5) in tonight's opener of
the ~e ft.e4.Sox series.
Tuesday'• game darts al 6 p.m. It'll
be followed by what'• being billed as
the country's largest Fourth of July
flttwor4. •bow.
The Bolton aeries end& Wednead.ay
night and the Angels then have the
day off 'Ibunday before Kamas City
visit& Anaheim for a twi-rugbt dou-
bleheader Friday, starting at & p.m.
Ao 8 o'clock game Saturday and a 1
p.m. SUnday matinee winds up t be
home stand.
SPORTS LOG
HORSE RACING -H o 11 y w o o d
Park, first post 1 :4~ p.m.
BASE~ -B o s t o n vs. Angels,
Anaheim Stadium, 8 p.m.
At.rro RACING -CRA sprint cars,
Ascot Park. a:S> p.m.; s~ stoct.s,
Saugus Speedw•y. 8 p.m.
BILLIARDS -T o u r n ament Bil-
liards Inc., Culver City. 8 and 10 p.m.
RADIO-TELEVISION
BASEBALL -Dodgers at Pitts-
burg, KFI. KWKW, 4 p.m., Boston
vs. Angels. KMPC, 8 p.m .: San Fran-
cisco vs. New York, Channel 4, 4 p.m .
Tonight veteran right-hander Don
Ory!dale (7 ~) will attempt to revsw
the weekend trend when he ~
die Pirates' Tommy Sisk (~) in tM
series opener
Ex-Pilot Writer to USC
The Dodgers look lhetr 4-0 lead
With thr~ runs in the secood JMlnl!
and ~ in the fourth Jf'ff TorboTJ!
brought home the first marker. and
Dick Schofield drove in tM next
three with a pair o4 singles
Then the Oodgers st1 about thr
busmess of rnuering away the lead
.Joe Morgan and Rusty Slat.lb sing .
led homt> llooston runs 1n the filtJi
inning oH Dodger starU>r BIO Singer
to cul the sprt>ad to 4-2
In the 11xth. Julio Gotay delivered
a base1-loaded, two-run double off
reliever Bob Miller to ™' the count
Wynn doubled with one out in the
decisive runttl, and m intentional
walks and a for~ out filled the bases
w11Ji two out. Davis then ~
the Dodgers with his bunt and pitch-
t>r Phil Rt-,l?an was unable to m.r:«t>
a play a~ Wynn chari:rd aaos~ 1l'1th ..
thr wmnini: run
"flpforr I c·:imr up . \\ vnn gav(' mr
11 llttlt' sign th;1I lhr third hai-rman
Andersen Replaces Ambrose
(Sped.a) te &lw DAILY PILOT)
LOS ANGELES -Don Andersen,
rormer DAILY Pru>T sport, writer
and for the put four years director
ol public reladom for the California
lntencholaltk Federation C CIF ), was
named athletic news director at USC
~ 1be appointment of Andersen, 'II.
came from athletic director Je11 Hill.
~t.11 vaationing in Balboa.
A.ode 91!11. a graduate ol Santa Ana Ki6 School Sant.a Ana Junior Colo-
• and CaJ State FulJerton, replaces
George Amlll"me on the Trojan staff.
Ambrose rat~ at SC a.1tt lttV· inc as atbletic M'WI director for fOOT
years lo go into private bustness
Andenen, who resides m Cypr~-;.
will begin h15 IW'W a.~1gnment on .July
17
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TO USC POST
Don AnderMn
Mr. Rojas
Mows Down
New1York
By EARL GUSTKEY
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It WU tbe DiDtb innln&. 11MI Aneela
were lMding 1lle New Yen Ymiba,
M.
But danitr stood at the plate ID tbe
form of Ylcby OW'Jel Mantia.
'lbe pftdler wu a tanner O&ba
IOldier named Minervino Alejmdro
Roju, known generaBy as Minnie.
Rojas threw a allder that split the
piate. Mantle watched. Strike ooe.
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on ita way, watched another 1lider ro
by. Strike two.
Finally. Rojas threw a fast ball.
Strike three.
Roju, curJ"fdly baseball's best re-
lief pitcher ret1Nd a I I six m e n be
faced in the e.igbth and ninth innJnp
Sunday afternoon befu'e 40.168 fana-
tbe largest Big A crowd of 1967. Th•
Angela won, 6-4.
Rojas is chalking up aome imJl'•
sift statistics as the Angeb approectJ
the ball-way pokit in the seuoo.
He's allowed one euned nm in his
last %7 innings. Ria earned run aver-
age hu dropped to 1.66 .
"Amazing man, l.Jn't he?" Mited
skipper 001 Rigney afterward.
"He'1 just amaz:illg. He didn't have
tus best stuff and be still rot •ix guys out."
Catd>er Bob Rodgers, who bit • IO!n
home run over the rlgbt field fence in
the eighth inning, was surrounded by
writers after the game.
"MlnnJe was just great,'' be said.
He didn't have a good fast ball to.
day so be had to ~Y heavily oo tbe
breaking pitches. And boy did he
start spotting th.at mabig stuff.
Mantle couldn't betieve those two
sliders."
The starting pstd>er, Jim McGioth-
Un, had his second straight off day.
He WU I i f t e d in the fifth innint
in favor of Ken Turner.
"Mac was too deliberate -be wu
taking too much time and falling be-
hind the bitters," Rodgers explained.
McGlotblin caught a line drive on ~e hand off the bat of Horace CJ.ark
Ill the third inning .
''J told Mac maybe that would lm-
~ his pitching," snorted Rig.
Re was sea~ bi.a pitcbea to-
day. He didn't have his usu.al smooth
motion and rhythm. He waa taking
too much time -maybe be wu
counting the hOWle.
"He'U pitch Friday against t h • Kansas Cities.''
McGlothlin was placed on the All-
St.ar team by Baltim<n'1 Rank Bauer
"I told Hank I'd like to see him pick
Mac .and not ~ him " 01.. 'd ·1· • • ... S8J • ' m sure glad to see him on the All-
Star team but he could sure use the rei!!t, too ..
The Anpl pOOt waa irritated at
Rick Reichardt for not calling for a
fJy ~I by Steve Wh.11.alrer in short
left field m the fourtti inning that Jim Fregosi dropped
"He should have called off Fregosi
and caught it himseli. Maybt I'll jl.18t
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She clocked 11.9 tn wm-
nlng her Saturday beat and
waa timed in 11.6 in the tal·
ented tinal field. won by
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gelea in 11.1, tying the list·
ed world record.
for tbe 400-meter dash with
.t victory in 5.2.S sec<>OOJ
over tbe La Play a Stadium
tr&CL
Mila Cooke, a 19-year-old
Loe Angeles product who
now lives In Washington,
D.C., cut eight-tenths of a
second off ber American
record of 53.3, which lbe Ml
last year .
place went to Girls division
champion Lois Drinkwater
of Phoenix, Ariz., at ~.5.
Maren Seidler, the 1&-year·
old from Berkeley Height&,
N.J., added the women's
crown tn her girl's shot put.
ting title as she th .. ew 46
ffft, 10 inches on ber final
effort to beat indoor cbam·
pion Lynn Graham of Los
Angeles who had 46-5.
White ol Chicago, onty
American woman to have
jumped fart.her, took a«•
ond at 21}.l this time.
Pat Van Wolveraere, 17.
ol the Angels Traek Club
in the &late of Wubincton •
sueceufully d,efended her
200-meter hurdle tiUe with
a 27.8 timing.
. Connell Chevrolet swept a
do u b 1 e header Sunday at
Qista Me•a Park to run
1ta undefeated Conoit Mack
competition a t r l n g to 11
games In a row.
Connell defeated both S.
vanna and Kemedy by iden-
tical 7-3 scores as tbe '4rin·
ner's bats clicked for nine
hits against Kennedy aod
seven againlt Savanna.
Joe LaPage wu the pitd>-
j.ng hero in the first game
against Savanna as he re-
corded 10 strikeouta in &ix
innings while tbe s e c o o d
game was hlghlighted by a
seven-run Connell outburst
in the fifth inning.
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The first three fin.lsbers
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the Americafl team.
Miss Ferrell led all the
way to beat. among others,
Wyomia Tyus, who ls one
of three others with an 11.1.
Charlette Cooke shattered
btt own American record
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mond ol Sacramentn, Calli.,
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than a yard in front of her
l~year-old foe who aho beat
the record in 52.6. Thlrd •
Pat Winslow, the 24-year·
old veteran from Millbrae.
Calli .. won the long jump
with her career best of 20
feel, 81/4 IOC'hes. Willye
RaNae Bait of San Diego.
Calif., wbo lost her meet
javelin record in the pre-
liminaries won 1t back in
the fiMb with a throw al
196-3.
Sports Clipped Short
Golf Playoff Today
White Paces Boes, 3-1
Bat 1Q11t1' Wan. I* i•g of Newport Bacb WUl
probablt jail .... ,... die wllale thing.
He .,.. one of "4 atr.11 la the ftNt umaaJ .......
CID.b S.eepstlbs ~ 1lilll • 1n1 a1lo me .wh>
failed to mtel' a $1,000 ~11 ill one coatest.
MONTREAL -Billy Caa·
per is the invisible man of
golf. He wu subjected to
COii.St-to-coast television
cove.rage in two nation.s-
and oo one not.ked hJm un-
til the last five minutes.
the altar In J.939 to mar-
ry Carnera, w a l t I a I
there· for the coUln and
the mo11rnera waa the Rt.
Rev. Magr. Giuseppe Del-
la Pou.a, who bad cell!-
brattd the nupttala ZI
years ago.
Two runs in the third and
one in the filth were enough
to give Ward's Pirate& a 3-1
victory over Placentia in
California Baseball Coo-
gress action at 0 r a n g e
Cout College Suod.ay.
Bill White W'8S the star
player fOt the Piratea as
be collected two bits, one
RBI and scored two ·runs.
Andy Hau waa the win·
alng pitcher for the Pirates
going tbe initial aiJ: imWlp
a o d atrilcing out eigbt Pia·
cebtia batten. -.. ., , ..... •"• OOI tlO oot-1 l I
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Rod Laver
But suddenly he was
there, center stage in the
high drama, on his knees
and his arms raised in exs
ultatioo -a birdie putt in
tbe cup and the pressure on
Art Wall, the greying, sud·
denly·sbaken veteran, who
stumbled to a bogey.
And when Wall's five-foot
putt curled two inches from
the bole, the $7n0,000 Ca·
nadian Open GoU cham·
pion.ship was tied and its
$30,000 first prize still up
for grabs.
IN PLAYOFF
Billy CHper
"I bad two things going night at Honolulu Stadium .
for me on 18," said Casper, A c r 0 w d of 5,500 saw
HOT SPRINGS, Va. -
"l don't know why I w«i,"
said the new U.S Womeo'a
Open golf champion, res
splendenl in aqua skirt and
blue jacket with bemedaled
lapels. "l think they helped
me win."
"T h e y" were t h e chas-
tened professional eolfen.
and they knew ju&t what
raven-haired Oatberine La-
coste of Paris meant in bu
modest little speech out.aide
the clubhouse of tbe Caa-
cades Course late Sunday
afternoon
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"I knew that if I made ze.8 to alp world record
that putt 1 was in second bolder Smlth In the 2%0,
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Cornia Baseball Congress
play at TeWinkle } ark in
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gers -who had two dooblei
and two ~l's.
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Munsel aoo had two hita
for tbe winners with Mon.sel
also collecti.oc an RBI. H-Connell
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OKLAHOMA C I T Y -
'lbey11 replay the Pacific
C.O.St loternatiooal Cup fin·
ala all over here again to-
night when Rod Laver of C<>-
l'Glla del Mar tacklea t 0 p-
aeeded Ken Rosewall of
llllTll um.,.....,..._,.,_• Australia for the Oklahoma
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L us un TO •-· Andres Gimeno of Spain, &-1
all alone. And I knew that the night's blue -ribbon
if Art missed it -and the event.
pttssure would be on him Evans also woa the fft
-a playoff was then." ln 41.8.
That's tbe way it worked Wllaon'a vault and Ev-
out, toe two Ued at 279 with ans' wlnn.lng tfmea In dte
an 18-bole playoff tod11y. m and 4-40 bro Ile HawaJ-
Casper sbot a 89 Sunday hut pest records. Neal
and Wall a 'n. Steln.bauer of Oregon, who llArl wan J<. fl· ,.n•1'-21' xa111v ,.,.,,.,, • .--m tipset world record bolder ~~'N'lc\':.;.,'1:~~l11 ~ g Randy Matson ln the abot ln1~~~r~10~~foo ~-n:: put, also bettered a guest
Arl'IOld P•lmtr, ~ s;: ,._ mark with a throw o( L~-.J"~ ..,IOJo U: · ,._ 67·5"'1. O:ries fi1ff0f'd, S5,2l0 n: Ii '~ ~.:i"'-Solj:~ ~ 1i. ,... LOS ANGELES -The = J~ryb.m ~ ~ JM proposed Floyd Patterson, ~'"J, at,••· un• --~ Jerry Quarry beevyweight B~-&e.,~'~n• 11• : • rematch in Los An€eles Dav• ,,._,,, 12,714 "' Allan HeM1,... n.n4 1 • won't be part of an elimina-
o.ie Doua1n1..,s2.7u • ,._ tioo tournament to decide a INGLEwOOD, . -
Mervll Ma11ers, fllO n.n.1~ MM•lll"" )m11h. soi 1s.n.n.n-J01
CllHO<d Ann Cr•, S6Jll 7S.7H6-7,_..I Sh4ron IC. Miii.,, S630 7~7•71-lOI
f.:1r1t>Y Envlehofn, USO 13-14-1'-~ ~ ... .:Of:~ln WO n.~:~~
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land -The Wlmbledoa
Lawa Tennis Cbamplon-
tbJps moved toto the pay-
off 1tage11 today without
an American left ln the
meo'1 singles -but the
manager or the U.S. Dav-
is Cup team was far from
discouraged.
"On the contrary," said
George McCall. ·•our
boya have done a lot
here to redeem the repu-
taUon of U.S. tennis."
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bl doubles, Laver a n d
Fred Stolle meet Rosewall
llDd Rallton for the title.
Laftl' and Stolle defeated
Balcb Bocbbolz of St. Louis
and )lift Davies of Wales
..... &-3 while Rosewall and
BalltAla elimiDated Gimeno
-4 Pierre Barthea of Fran·
Race horse trainers abould successor to deposed cham-
have the problem facing pion Cassius Clay, promot-
Charlie Whittingham. e.-Aileen Eaton said Sun·
He bas the two most day.
talked about horses at Hol· Mrs. Eaton said she and
lywood Park and bis prob-the Olympic Boxing Club
lem is to run both or ch9(>se will stage the Patterson·
one for Tuesday's $50,000. Quarry bout as a.n indepen·
added American Hand.leap. deDt promotion. not allied to
McCalJ ufoed that the
gtant·kUUng e f r o r t 1 of
Charlie Pasarell, C 11 f f
Rkbey a n d Marty Ries·
WlmbJedon restored some
sen In tbe first week of
or Amertca'a tennl1 prea-
Uge -at rock-bottom
alter loalnf to lowly Ecu-
ador ln t b e Davis C • p
American Zone llDaL
Midway City opened up
an 11 hit attack Sunday on
its way to a 10-3 rout of
Santa Ana in American Le-
gion baseball action at
Westminster High School
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charges is . the unbeaten bouts put on by Sports Ac·
RJ.gbtfielder Phil Macart·
ney was the ooiy Midway
City player, however, to
get an extra base bit as he
pounded out a bases loaded
dooble in Ole eighth inning
to drive in two M.LDS.
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Pitcher Art Spencer went
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To fA>acl1 \
,Jnhn Olszewski, better
known ln football fans t!V-
f'!'vwhere as ''.Johnny O",
ha·s i;igned u assistant
coach of the Long Bea<:h Ad,
mirals of the Continental
Football League
Olszewslu, one of Loo g
Beach's all-time football
2reats, completes h e a d
coach Shelby C a 1 houn'1
staff. joining Pete Austin
and former Lot Angeles
Rams star Carver Shannon.
Olszewski st~rrf'd at Long
Beach's St. Anthony High
School beforr entC'C'ing the
l inivns1ty of Califomill,
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(Fr9m Pase 14)
give Rkk a rest -lJU1, gee. k tot
that big hit in tbe mtb for QI •••
Fregosi accepted blacM re.-the
muff that eventuaDJ produced a New
Yort ruu.
earner of tbe -..S I lost it. But I called 1w it an the .., and lboald
have Md it... be said,
"I bad it all the we.7. 'lbe ball tail a
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HOLD IT!
Don't make
a move!
WqnneK'ood
SANTAANA
w~·~hPWOO all·AmHk~l~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~I h1111nr~ rn 1953 I
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Eagles Run
One-Two
MOSPORT -Dan Gur·
ney Eagles ran one-two
here Saturday in the rain·
lborteoed Mosport 200-mile
nee for Ind?anapolis type
pn.
Bobby Unaer ol Albuquer·
qae, N.M., wu the winner
witb Roger McCJuskey of
Tucson, Ariz. second.
Unser easily captured t.hf'
initial l~mile heat witb an
average speed of 102.77 and
was leading in the second
beat when the rains came.
United States Autn Club
officials called the race of·
ficial at this juncture and
awarded the bulk of ttie $85,-
000 prize fund to Unser.
Gordon Johncock of Hast-
1.Dp, Mich., was third.
The race also marked the
Indy car debut of Laguna
Beach's Rick Muther. Muth·
er in a Lola-Offy, failed to
place. Gary Congdon of
Garden Grove, in the Eisert,
Cl>evy, built in Costa Mesa
by Jerry Eisert, also went
unplaced.
r I a i b o r n e F a r m s ter this week from visiting
in Kentucky. tile troops in Vietnam She
SAN DIEGO, Calif. -said she hopes to stage the
Training camp opened or· rematch in August <>r Sep·
ficlally In Sao Diego Sat-tembec.
urday for professional SF.QUALS, Italy -Al-
football'1 newest team, most 10,oot per1on11 paid
the New Orleans Sain&A trtbute to former world
of t.be National Football beavywelpt b o x l n g
League. champion Primo Camera
Most of the activity at at hla fU11eraJ S u n d a y
the camp at Callfenala ntpt.
Wetten Ualventty was 11ae pant bowa as
rouUJle admbdatratfve "Tbe Ambling Alp", who
wort. Playen clteekecl d1ed at •. three days ago
ln, took pbyafcal uamtn--after 1lckne11 had wa1t-
ationa, and checked out td him away, waa car-
equipment. They also held ried I• a long cortegr In·
Ugbt wumup drllla on to the Sequala v 111 a ~ e
an individual basis. church for a Roman Ca·
The real action started thoUc service.
t o d a y 11Vhen the playera Illa grieving w I d o w
AllGIU .,,
RED SOX
Ton•9ht I PM
Tomortow 6 PM
I firework• Show Pollow1 )'
Wtdn•1d•'1 I 'M
ATHLETICS
IN ANAHEIM STADIUM
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Aloe .. 12 Uoiloo4 ~ .... ..._...,."' °'-c...., gd their flnt ofOclal · walked dowa the same
workout In full equipment. Ti~alah--tb•a•t•b•aliidiiledimiiiihe..iiorlito-llliiiii••••:m••~ And Coach Tom Fean
expects to start acrlm·
magi.ng no lat.er than
Tuesday.
HONOLULU -Lee Ev·
an1 of Saa Joie State up-
set teammate Tommie
Smltb In t h e %29 • yard
daab, and Paul Wllaon of
Southern California gave
HawaU Its firat 17 -foot
pole vault to htghU(ht the
Hawail lnvitaUonaJ track
and field meet Saturday
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,. l)AJLY PILUI M~. JU•t '· J.'*'1
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COMPLETE FUNERALS CONVENIEN'ft.Y PRE-ARRANGED . -----can:rEBY LOT8 , llAU801.J:1J11 CllYl"'IS
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With Less c.c.t. and W-Jtbout the ' Incoovcnic:ntt oi Funcnl
Processions Through Hn"f Traffic
14801 A 14IOJ IEACH K.YD,. WISTMINSl'R
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The BIG MONEY keeps moving to
California Federal Savings.
41,800
SEPTEMBER
43,600
DeCEMBEJl
47,100
MAtllOi
Now 50,200 savings accounts
of $10,000 and over have
moved to California Federal.
WbJ do lbc rally big sa'fal oootmae to pul their money aod
thcu eonfidta:e in the nation's largest federal'? For exactty lhc
same reasooa that peopk who sa¥e less do. Calif 001 LI Federal
IS the natioo's largest federal With the natJon's highest yield
on insured savings. And the safety of S 1.4 billion uset.s-
strength. Whctb« yea bnc the Big Money or not. aren't mex
the dlings fNUJ SPer's money shookS kx>k for? We al~
ddi9u lbem with a smie..
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3 NEIGHBORHOOD OFFICES NEAR YOU.
j ANAHEIM-EAST: 1717 EAST LINCOLN AVE.• n&-5700
AIWfEJM-WEST: 600 NORTH EUCtlD AVE.• n&-2221.
COSTA MESA: 2700 HARBOR BLVD.• 546-2300
Head oaice: 56JO ~ Boo6evard. l.06 An&eler
IS compounded daily and aiwotaiood a 'JCM·
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rate f oc the period st.a rt1ng J aty 1 , 196 7. Payabk at cod a
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AJI c6:aqxa 9A..M.lD11!.M..SaUlidl\.)'.. July!\
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SALE!
• Noon 'til Midnite
Sunday, July 2
Monday , July 3
Tuesday, July -4
• 'Every second game of
Bowl ing just one Penny.
No limit . • Every second meal on
special menu, just one
Penny. • KONA LANES
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COSTA MESA
545-1112
UZl'l.ua
Tbe S.nd Pebblee is a fi:lm
flB~ rift vigorous, ~Log
action, JCXDe ol it ahocking
and c::ruaL It b;a., been photo.
~ ~y, mo.!tly oo
locaUon iD Taiwan.
AgW.ost the backdrop ol
smoldering Chinese angec. in·
terpreted convmcingly by a
huge cast represeottng cool-
ie6, Communists and Nation·
allsb, 1be men aboard ttle
U.S. gunboat San Pa b 1 o
(nicknamed "The Sand Petr
bles") ~ea) their penooal
lllruggleB JD ~ coaft.ict be·
tween duty to country and
maintemnce ol peace with a
fonq,i powoel".
Steve McQueeo l ea d s a
great oast IUppOl'Cl!ld by Rich·
ard A~ough. Caodice ~. Rkh.ard Crenna and
Marayat Andriane. The Saad
Pebbles comes to you oo ttie
big Lido screen in Paoavts100
and Color by DeLuxe.
Hey, wanna make a date
for July 12th? Ple.n to meet
Saow White And Tbe Seven
Dwufa at Ile Mesa theatre.
<-Oatiooing at 1he Mesa «r
a aecood big ~ will be
~e super-duper, tabulo~
film Casino R.yale. In typ;.
cal rm manner, not one, but
seve!"al James Bonds will
clasb and crnsh with diarnea
and danger. AJ.mOl!lt IL score
ol international movie stars,
lius more than 200 raving
beauties, aid and abet the nu·
IDel'OUS B<nk or preseot ob-
stacles to his be8t-'8ld plans r
In Panaviaion and Techni·
colcr Caalao Royale bring1
to the Meaa screen many
celebrities indudi.ng David
Niven, Peter Sellers, Deborah
Kerr, Ursula Andrtm, De.l.iah
Lavi, Orlon Welles and, truth·
fully, many, many oChers .
,_;;-'r
WICHAB. CAINl ~
MESA MATINEES Ming to
~ area home-makers a
marvelous opportunity to en-
joy a tun film program dur·
.Ing a mid·week break. Get
&'Wfi from 1t all some Wed·
neaday aoon and aee the tun
film feature ol the Mesa In a
lei.st.rely manner. The pro-
grazns start promptly at 011e
o'clock with free refresh· ._......._......,__.....,... ___ ,,,, meota.
,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,~ FR ~ SERVING THE s EE PASSES to the Udo " ~or Mesa (excluding The Sand
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S,, ANO ~ Drive, Newport Beach, Mrs.
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' ' ~ JQNelli§IHildL ~ We hope ti> have you M th~ ~ ••-•-•• .. •• .. -~ ~fl! ol "Picture Peek11 ' ~ ~ one day rt>al soon, so lllat ~ 2211 W. Balboa Blvd. ~ you ma~ al"o enJov onl' ni
~ Newport BNch ~ the finP hims trheduled rc-2·
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comedy Plktab1e · ·ror ~
day'1 iuta, the Celifonila
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set dolls the robe of a nu·
ratQr ~ proceecJ.I lo ex-
pllltn tbe plot and the rela·
tionlbip ol e a c b c:harac:Ur
to it bef on totsms them to-
cether into • comic 1tew.
This prologue HflfeS as an
invaluable addition.
What ensues la a bit of
high chicanery as a pair of
i. b l f t y aervuta, between
whom oo love ia lost, ban
thelr muter·~ during
bis absence int.o a co1osul
clip joint on the preterue of
practicing alchemy.
One by one ·tile gullible
come to the fleecing eround
-one s e e k i n g Lady
Luck, anotber a rich wom-
>D 's favm-, a third profici-
ency at dueling and a fourth
just about anything bft ~n
lay his handJ on. All set to
their tuks with guilo and
dialogue t.hat would make a
tobacco auctioneer wince.
STRONGER RULE
Of the two plotters, J i m
B a x e s as the alchemist
comes off the s t r o n g e r,
shifting his verbal gears
smoothly for each situation
and turning in a bop per-
formance.
Less fort u n a t e is his
henchman, Jeff MacNeill·
edge, ordinarily one of the
• company's m o r. t accom·
plished actors. Foiled re-
peatedly by the pace of the
show, and hls demanding
LOVE~ff llaeNeilledge and Toni Pyner take •
time out f:rtim their nefartom schemes to embrace
in um scene ~ the California Repertory COm-
papy'I production of "'lbe Alchemist" at the Acton ctn:Ji 'lbe&ter in Long Beach.
·dialogue. be extends bis
_.lhatiness to his physical
uslgnmeots as well.
The standout of Cbe sup-
porting cast u Paul A.
Ford, a physical ringer for
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IN OPENING COMEDY -Kathryn HaJI IDd Ed
Wynn appear in "You're Only Younf Twice," the
finrt of a Mriea of lituation comedies tonight at
8:30 on Channel 2. '
TELEVISION VIEWS
TV Breaking
Race Taboos
ly RICK DU BROW
BOLL YWOOD CUPl}-Tbe f"fOlution ol racial
delecrePtion in network ~ entertainmea&
ii otrriom to &D)10De who watcbs tbe home tube
will recuJarity. C2S-TV'1 new wmmer ...W, .e-
ries, "Our Place." which uriYed Sanday niPt, is
1 cue in poinl
NGt too many yean back, it would have been
virtually taboo for a network tD preeent. say, a
dance number tn which a ~ and boy of the white
and Ne~ nics performed. even n.tinrly, as a
couple. It now happens relatinlv frequeut.Jy. bow-
@VeT, and the premJere of "Our Place" W1lll yet an-/
other example.
_ THE NEW SERIES, which repl.acel the Smoth-'
en Brothen •atjety hour for the ncmtiou oenod,
stars the Doodletown Pipers. an tntegnted sinf-t
in" S!J"Olln ,.., 20 tundsome voonrs~ wbn also d40
BOme cl"erty ch~ aohed stept11. The other staif;
a.re the comedy partnen Jack Burns and A.,ffr!,
Schreiber.
Except for a few mra~r bit.I and the ~·
of et..rif9 Usanby, the o~ .,., ~ mwh
of the summer fillet' cl•~ T ikt an<JtbP.r TV "''"....,..
nrietv seri«r. "A'fJ1v W,. r~" thr "ehnt nf "("hn
Pl~e" lacked a macrnetir f(\('lll noint hecau~i:: t'obilled nature Of the starrin" "cl.c On .. A We
Go." tbe thrf'f' ~ IT"e G«Jr"" <Viin. Bnc'-'v ~
111d Buddv Rich. and tM Yiewer doeln't bop ex-
actlv which to turn to when thin,. n~ 11 "lekun.
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Bums anrl Sch~iber did a reori8e of ttu•;" 111l_'trb of
1 lone-s11fferinf tut dri•v anit 1 nubltn"'"-l>~
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mal hite as well Antf cru~..9f,... f'itmt i."mett
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terial was cu~par. md Burm and Schrei~. unless
thev t'an make their mm pel"90na1 mst~rlal ltretrl\
ovei-the rummei-season may heve prdblems with
thP clrits nrnvided for them
Th,. T>oodll'fown Pinf'~ are am~le enouPh.
=-lthouah t franklv 1fo'l't finrl them P"O-"'lnulllv ""·
terta.inine. hut meretv plPasant when thev .Our a
80nt? I partkularlv like. Thev don't l\ave th.-i.bil-
itv to ~odr hnmp the o.-d;nllrv with exaR?otionel llOOw·
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namt i.'I not on mv CB~ TV credit sb~. Wat f!M11•
th,. ~lw'l~onnf'r Sund•v nicrht in a l'Ont' ithe itid
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Shf> has a finf' and unique voice. a nlea11ant delt.·
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mat1 .. -ial 1
One sketch ~unchv strurk me as narticularl-v
lackin11 in humor It doolt with a rort of love-in and
the t1ower rhildren who now ...-e in vogue, and
no~ '1 q.-~ In r •rn ..... nPlwnrl{ 1>t•'ft1lf\P ~ f4ell~·
in "' .. mittdlt rla.'18. Love-iM and flower children. like
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"onallv fet>l that It take.'! f'xceplfonal s.eMitiritv to
polr0 t~" rorre<-t fun 11t peoo\r whn orHCh lnTe,
ref?ardless of who they are and /what they look like.
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V al~y Polic~ Go ~ Work ; ~·
"Tb• ci'1 ol rountatn Valley ponee department 1'tlbel 'to ua-
nonnce tbt they will be gom, lb to ettect July 1, 1987, It 001 bourl. ...
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That was the message jtttered out on the police teJelrapblc eyp.
Writer netwo~ momenta after midnipt Friday. . . .
And with th.at mMllle, •f'ounb1Jl Valley, a KU19 10-,.eaM>ld
UDODI <>ranee Cowl'>''• 27 dU., marked aootber linl on ltl ll'Owtb
Chart It now hall U11 own polke department.
The 19-mem"° depvtment, with aver11e experience of about I
yean, went to work ~t .~ hour, end.inc a l~ymr period in which poUce
protection was furniahed. by the Orance Cc>unty ~erifra ~t.
And ending -GI' almblt ending ("It seems lib theN'a a mlllbl
thlnp to do," qui""9d Police ChW Cbulea W. Michaella hid., lfter.
noc:io, ju.st houn befeN the cblnge cwer)-many monU. ot pnpami011.
Tot by Tony Ciiio
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Clerk CMbln
~. July 3, 1967 DAJLY PILOT
Firemen Helped Get Ready ...
Qaillt1, IDll!lbll'I ol the JWntain Valley Fire Dtpertment bite
been htlpin1to1et r.ty fW ~ adtntion ot tbe dty'a new police da-
putmtnl
Firemen, pUUcu1ar\y crw1 at Wardlow Fire Station on BUlhad
~ helped make pb.yllca1 ehanf81 '° the bWldin& that now will dou·
, . b1e if t'n a$ation ~mponry potice beadqua.rWI.
'Ibe.Y'•• aMlll l(Qe otl!er chal&N in the put few weeb -from
creatlon of atn. rooms out of bla ~ clear on down to the adornment
1 of tbe front eoum.-by a bouquet ot artiftcl.al nowen brouebt ln by one
ol the new female police dllpatdlera.
oun. two weeta of police orientation, firemen were pummeled
With queltiont about the. dty and, fl"OIQ time to time, found thtmaelns
annerinf a c:a11 cominc prtimaturely over the new police number.
Addition ol tbe police beedquarten at W.ardlow will bring one
dJrect benefit to finimen: nie police dispetcber will banile both police
aad tire calls, t.reetnc fimnen tor other dutiel.
•• DAl~rLDT -by Rldtanl Kaehler
John MU"lik
rrs A YOUN& CREW FOR A YOUN. CITY: AYERA$1 AGE OF NIW llOUNTAIN VAWY POLICEMEN IS ABOUT 32
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Pred Nourw N.nf Shinoda
NEW ~EIS BEGAN .WORK SATUIDAY, IUT SOME CAME ON °""'DUTY nME FOR DEPARTMEHT ACTIVATION
Fir• Capt. Harlen Jthnton Checb Out
R.cf lo with Dl.,.tchtr lemldlM H1rrl1
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CITY THANKS HONORARY POLICi CHI II' AL KltUKENllltG FOtt SlltVICES
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HEADED FOR DiAMOND HEAD -Aerial 'abot of Cornelius Bruymeel's 72-
foot ketch Stonnvogel show the wardrobe of saill with whicll she expects to be
tint to finish in the HoooJulu race. The South African entry was second by
ooJy five minutes behind Ticonderoga in the 19e5 record IM'eaking race.
TRANSP AC FLEET SET TO SAIL ...
(From P1ge 1)
An ironic twist aboard
Stormvogel is that Bob
Johnson, former owner and
skipper of Ticooderog1. is
sailing aa navigatm" aboard
his old rival
Top c:ootenden for first
to finiah among the Class A
fleet are Stonnvogel ; the 73-
foot yaw1 Audacious: nip-
pered by Al Cassel of Voy·
agen Yacht Club; and John
B. Kilroy'• 73-foot sloop
Kialoa TI from Newport
Yacht CJub.
WHISTLE WING
A dark horse amoog the
Class A packf!U is the new
72-foot ketch Whistle Wing,
owned by Harcourt Hast-
ings of Santa Barbara with
a f onner winning skipper.
Charles Ullman of Newport
Beadl es skipper. Ako sail·
ing as a menber of the
crew will be the boat's de-
signer, Wendell H. "Skip"
Calkins, of San Diego.
The fleet will be loaded
with boat-for-boat races .,,thin the race Class B has
three L-50s, four Cal~.
four K-50s, and two Colwn·
bia • 50s
Biggest boat • for • boat
rompetition will be in Class
C where 13 of the 16 en-
tries are the highly compe-
titive Cal-40!
In CJass C a quartet of
Cal-365 making their Trans·
pac debuts are expected to
provide some lively actioo
-if not an overall winner.
JULY 14 FINISH
Given fall' winds. t h e
leaders of Ulf' fleet are ex·
pected to st.art arriving ort
Diamond Head sometime
during the day or nJght of
July 14. 'The remamder of
the neet will be battling il
out for another, week, hop-
ing their time allowanc-
es will give them overall
handicap booon foe which
the top trophiec m 1ward-
ed
Each boat has been as-
signed a host in HonoluJu
who will be charged with etl·
t.ertaU*ig the skipper a n d
crew with typical Hawaiian
hospitality.
The traditional trophy
award diMer iJ scheduled
for July 26 at tbe Ilikai Ho-
t.el. Following this pla ev-
ed, several yacht clubs m
Hon<>lulu have arranged
parties and special enter-
tainment for the r a c i n i
crews
On Wednesday, July 26,
many of the racing fleet
will cut off their moorings
to join Honolulu yachtsmen
in a race lrom Wa.ii:ild to
Hanalei Bay. known u the
Kauai Race.
To p r o c I d e shoreaide
spectators a better view of
the start of the famed class·
ic, the starting line Jk a
been moved from the Point
Ferm.In Buoy to f~r
west toward Point Vicente.
Thi! will also give the rac·
mg fleet a better shot at the
west end of Catalina If ttie
normal westerly breeze pre-
vails.
Chrys'-er Boat Wins
Power Boat Contest
DETROIT (APl -Ohrys-
ltr Corp. broke into the big
time 1n speedboat ractng
Sunday when the hemipow-
ered hydroplane Qirysler
Crew streaked to an easy
victory in the Spirit of De-
troit race on the Detroit
river
The 427~c inch eogme,
pride of Qu-ysler's automo-
tive stable, had figured in
many new records on auto
race tracks but never did
too well on the waterways
until Bill Sterett turned the
trick.
The ~year-old Sterett, an
Owensboro, Ky., contractor
whose main hobby 1s boat
racing, had a heavy foot as
he frequenUy passed t h r
100 mile per hour pace whtle
leaving ttie rest of the field
Car behind.
The engines in Qirysler
Crew derive their ni<:k·
name "hem.I'' from tt>e hem·
i spherical lb aped domes or
the combustion chambers.
Chryiler engineers contend
these offer better engine
breathing th.an standard
w e d g e -shaped cham·
bers such 811 are found in
most can.
Otry1ler says the improv-
ed engine breathing malres
for more horsepower.
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TOP O' THI PLllT--Keo De Meuu'a SS.foot ICboooei' Serena 'from St. Fml·
ds Yacht aub cm and will spread eTery ltitch of Dacron available ln b• bid
to be tint to f1nilb in the Honolulu race. Serena's giant "IOllywobbl«'' cap
gulp a lot ol wtnd when the ~ing ls llgM. She .la the ICJ'atcb boat in .tb1s yell'a
race.
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Coronados·
On Cruise
Coronado-25 sloops from
all parts of Oalifornia as-
sembled at Catallna Harbor
ov~ the weekdnd for the
start of the fleet's first chan·
nel islands cruise.
The New'P(rt fleet under
the direction of Ray Garra
is host t.o tills first organiz-
ed ext.ended cruise through-
out the Channel lslands.
GatTa, in Iris flagship.
.Joie de Vivre. led ttle for-
mation of Corooados out of
Cat Harbor early Sunday
morrung and sel a course
taJti ng them between Santa
Barbara and San Nicolas IS·
lands for the first day.
The flotilla then veered t.o-
ward Santa Cruz Island with
an arrival scheduled todiay.
After exploring ttie is-
l ands of Santa Cnu, Aooca-
pa and Santa Rosa, the Cor-
onados will then make for
SaOOI Barbara, arriving
Thursday. Santa Barbara
Yacht Club will be the wel·
coming group a.'I an end to
their Semana Naullca fes·
tlvitiefi.
110 Speedboats to Vie
In Long Beach Racing
An all·t:ime recon1 ol 110
spee<l>oau entered in Tues-
day's 18tb amual inboard
s w e e p stakes and aqua-
ganza at the Long Beach
Marine Stadium will require
elimination heats in at lea!t
four top-rated cltiaes.
An eight-boat safety linut
on t b e triclcy, 1in&le-buoy
ch~l haa been boosted to
10, but the entry will still
hav~ to be pared ln the 280
and 145-cubic inch hydro-
plane and bott1 the Cracker·
box and Super Stock run·
about fleets.
The swift • growing "au·
per-duper stocks" in which
the hot San Pedro fireman,
Tony Maricich is defftMtlng
champion, have come up
with a bulging 24 entriet.
All except Maricich w 111
have to qualify in the
ecly morninJ elimi.MtiODI,
eve"D ~ it woold mean
dwnping such bot pilots u
Dick Jones, Skip Volk, Jim
.Knoble, Bob St. John, Roe·
lry Stone and Al Thompson.
The sweepst.aket racln&
schedule -completely re-
vamped for a faster moving
program -will ccmpriae
20 heats to st.rt at 11: 30
a.m.
Featuring a 2.0-m i n U t e
mid-race intiermlulon show
at 2:30 p.m. will bf i •'*-
air rescue demomtration bJ
U. Randy North of the lJ!lit.
ed States Cout Guard tn an
H~ (Sikorsky) helicopter.
Fans will a.bo bear vet-
eran annooncer Slim Boet·
tger call the action over a
recently i.mtalled $1&,00
battery ol 36 Ioudapeaker1.
The tred1Uonal be.De f i t
8bow ia spomored by the
West Long Beach L i o 11 1
<lub.
Chilly Holiday Regatta
Attracts 208 Entries
Two-hundred and e I I b t
boats in 13 dMSea tnved
damp, chilly ~ remtn·
i.9ceot of esly winter in
Newport Harbor Yacht
Club's Jndepeodence Day
Regatta Seturoay and Sun·
day.
Even the sboreside watch·
en 98'W only a dim oatllne
or the boat! Ni.ling outslde
courses ae heavy mist hung
over the area both days.
Following are the trophy
winner• in each class: .Ji"': ~41Hu~ ""'"r~.s \· rm· JtrfY ltdl.-11. ~H-ll, U At L•I IC ... ~). Frelllt lllc1, NHY
~llF (11) -(1) 1•1-a (Cal ~Jerrr ~Clll.1"', LIYC1 m Viv•· IC.I-11111 von Ki.JnSinld, 'C1 U> I• ICrk (Cor·lJ), Mor· rle l(ln, VY .
PC W -(I) MlllY, Tl!d COfW
don NHYCJ Ul "'"'• lab Soltero. 1vt1 m ,enecea. 11111 Scott. llYC.
LUO~·~'.W71 -Ill "''""-· 8 111 F , NHYC; 111 IClldel.
POURI NG IT ON-Chrysler Crrw. pilnli-cl h\ Rill
~terett of Owensboro. Ky , rounds the final I urn and
on to lh<' 'ltraighftrnav to "'" the \\orlci rhamp1on -
sh1p po\q•rooaf rare on thr IlC'lrrnt River
BAD~Y PROt;
WANT ADS.,
HOUSH POI SALi
~-~~~
lnJoy UvinCJ on Llclo .lile ..
'" _. ef f'-2 MW ........ ' Immeclilte poaesstoo • ucellent ftnandoi.
• Bdrm Spanlllh, a~ Batba . . . . . . . '88,IOO
5 Bdrm Regency, 4 baths ........ $88.IOO
OPEN HOUSI SAT.SUN-MON-TUES 14
1.24 & 12' Vie .Lora. Lide
· Udo Spedall! ·
2 ..iR. 2 bathl. 15' lot ............ '47,TSO a BR, 2 batbl, 40' lot .. . . • .. . • . .. $52$0
Just RMUC9d
To $19,200
And JOU lhotdd ~ th.II
tmmedia~}y tf you lll'P &
tefteled In no down G.I. or
)ow down F.ff.A. lf"nN.
Rambling rodt root. bi&
trfes. cldioodra yard, rodt
JUST REDUCED
Pia' • Slfp -Sahib' beecb,
3 bednu.. J b&tb hamt.
panrlllt 1loan-Ste ....... ...... ~ '° .... in. OntJ • • • .. •• • . .. . .. l9,500 .. Rini'' SPRIHG nUCM252
WI AU IXCITEDI
And JOll .m be llOo!--wllm
JOG me dllil FIM V .. I Featurtas s llednm.:. 2
bdla, diDlti" room. Hemd
• ~ pool. lArp. ~
fee+eell)r •an• ped lot.
Onl7 • • • • • • • • • .. • • • .$!l,SCID
''Rini'" SPRING TlUG-T.m
ALL BOlaS IN EN11JlE
SOU'nl OOA!JT AREA
Sprf 111
Realty Co.
p&Ho • BBQ pit. 3 kine U01 W!3rClJllT
llb:e ~ 2 .nmmr. Newport Beada
baths, n e w carpea IDd
dr'llll'I. new tile A cabineta
ln dllnbis ans & ldtx:bell,
d o u bl e 1.ttached prqe.
100% ~-Excellent o.ta Mesa area. Fllllab»
•aJw. near Eatanci• fflcb.
Vt ALICER A LEE
lS29 HaJt>or
S6Mn Open t11 !I PM
..,.,. Finest Ar H
QUAUTY CONSTRUC
TION Mesa Vmie dDw
bedroom with ~autitul •
poinanmts; dttp l)Kf" car-
peta, dd pi9f> tile, mtry,
char-sto brolie' and maqy
delusie f.tures lnclud!Qr
.. knmhc pool Ind de-li&htf\ll palio. Th.ii ii ..
home fOI' the qmlity CC&
ldolll f.mJOy • $55.000
~~
p~ 546-5990
·~ To Sel Fast
Ownes-moved e 3 BR +
Fen. Rm. e Wet Bu e
Redecorated Jn • G:ll •
Immac. Shipe. Best bQy In
terTace ........ , .. • $0.000
See dlia ll1CI malcie ....
Joe Oartmon
C.W.el.W.&C...
4 leclroolfts-
S 21, 500
You can't beat ttlil one. Ex·
eelent locatian. S m o o t It
line cant.empanry maJllt7
with formal eomt yard .,.
try. Ela:elleat noor plan
w4th 4 big bedrooms and 2
Queen slud btlths. ~tter
11te today. MRytw gont to-
morrow A<isume S'i4~
loan and $143 ~r month
Baycrest Area locludes taxes WALKER
Only $35, 950 :..i:iii: ~ w=• ~ ..
Heft ill .. belt vahJip In the --::::,-o--ol_;,_H _______ _
~ • Wesldiff ltlft· ....... ,_
8pedolJI fam.11)' borne -'th S 160 a Month
huie bedrooms, f a m i l y ~ 3 Bedroom, 1 ,~
room, ~te formal liv· bath home. eut of Harllot
ini room and wor1r ~ Blvd. with htated filtered
elt'ctrlc ldtcbm. Beautiful pool. Owner hu mewed •
badt yard with two pallol Buy today ITIOYt in tomor-
Jookm& out to a tantutlc row • S22.500 • tO% down.
an'llY 01 pta.ots. ahrut>s. ~nn Open EYN>
rilh poodl and cucading
wat"' falla. ~ eee to-
day. W AU<ER A LEE.
aM-1 Westdiff Dr., &M-m.1,
~Eva
VA Repossessions
A vall. to EYft')'Olle
' Low DMm Payment 63
30 YEAR LOANS
NO POINTS· NO ESCROW
NO 2ND TD.
~ UI qllalify )'OU now·
YOUR drum home may be
avl.l.lable anytime.
G. D. IUCCOLA
lnv..tment Co.
Otoclal v .A. Marlqtmftlt
24 Hour Servb
IS1 Dovtr Driv,., N.B.
642..()162 ----------$ 12. 950
B•chelor Ped
N~tlfoid nn a quirt mo.
llnf'd aln'f'l sets thl11 11tunty
built ('(lttage in Px<'f'lltnt
roodltlon. C'OUlplrtf" with
loi buminir flrl'plRN' 2
rar prag.-+ Boilt Ir tnll-
"' 1>t1rkln!f· FANT ASTfC
VALUE only $12,950
WALKER Ir LEE
2629 Harbor
545-9491 Open ti! 9 P.M
MONEY MAKER-
costa Mesa Trtplf'x
Good Rtna.l ~rd
and f''(C ftnancmi
Call to 1tt
CURT DOSH, Realtor
l T.lO W Coast Hlahway
M2 ~72 f:V~ fiU..JQ
L!i!!!£!!
THE Q E.l\.L
E.'~TATER!"~
4 IEDROOMs-
aeautiful ... 11 kept home.
Hardwood t\oora. n t a r
8CtlOOll, !lhopPng. ,,....
"Y· Mme s.28.500 •
S2850 down.
~ ~9291
I 4 % to set! )'OUr homt l
YOUR AD
REACHES
68,972
HOMES
EACH ·WEEK
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SELL 01 'II.ADI
4 -J bdrm----~
unit. 5 yn old. lbD A-1
lot. Owner will ucriflee tar
quick aaJe °' tnlde. Low
renta.
lt!J 1'\i I.;,,.,
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117 VI,..,. ,.., CM
2 lb.-1IC6 w/ftpkw •
the l"l!llt ftw. 3 Bl\ 2
bath + 2 BR 1 batb.
Mr. -Npt. Blvd •• C.11.
U&-3921 Oall ~ StS-5tl4
W. E. udlnmyer
3 BR. ............ CG'-
~ stoce6, pl.Mter, 1arse
lot -_, .cc-. • beck
yard tor boat w trailer.
$15,9!!0 ntA tlnna.
Wela..Mceard&e RJtrs.
1110 Hewpart !Ibid., C.M.
541-mt Ews. Mt4iM
DOVER
SHORES
.., 'Ocua·
Views
S.Clutled ' Luxvn.. aftCf
Werth the Effort .......
Owriooldnc Imne Coon-
tZJ clut>, and near Y uiU
Oub, 15 mlnvtft to uCI.
1136 s.tlogo
Drive
Newl>' haallbed model.
f"oar bediGCma, fllm' bath-
rocmi.. DtnlDc mn. acti-
vity raom, tony c.arprt.
ed It dn'ped. S2SO equatt
feet A CUIU>m delian by
Bowell Zoe*. $18.000.
OPEN DAn.Y
501 ...........
Star .....
One cl IW nnat New
8-7 1' r e -o t lhnel. S
l!lllldOm MnDI (lnur.
... m.11111' .mm). 5
Batlis, llqW FamUJ nn.
Dtldfs 1"111.
AD 1to19e wt1b VW.
Cl"l!N DAILY
C:Waof3
tine Ba1froat bOn1ell with
P\er a mtp hnt SIUllO 1osi••
TRACT
CLOSEOUT
LOOKI lOOKI
Rfopubtic Rome/By O'lmf'r.
bt time ~ Mlrt. * SpUt-
leftl • 81'"3 Ba. Formal
dimac. 2-Frpla. ~e
ldll:'.bm. £atlas ... f'lm. 01 room. run P1u1tJ opts!
~-Interior Med·
!puWI. Speda1. ~
Prorl ldlcp'1. ~
inalnt. Spldn tr.t A rear.
Pabo ' ~ cemmt worit. Fully fmced. Quiet Private
UTIQS· TnaO a "SHOW
HOKE! Xlnt -. ~
ctillk OcclJfancy.•~
btwn t Alf 6 7:30 PM.
CPriDdpUa_ an)1) * SA'ti> $1600 * nu.-. ... ~
s:u.5Gt 1n 1.1. Now sn.m
Perfect for hmUJ l ~
Den • ~ • 2 Bath.
NEW ~ Sprinkl«
~-A.f'ttme ~ a.a-14 Bled from Park.
Prtf9ti. PldJ. '°'611.
Mmit Sell! 0..-IUt d
State.
4-BR. hmlt1 nn/J'r'pl.
~ throoat! • S.15.500 .. .,..,,..,! 5tl-3D
1200
SCRAM-LETS
ANSWERS
llNl'AU
NICE 1-Br IN-C8l1)etJI,
l>raprs. CDed ~-
$125-mo. • m.1109
For alt f1r tnde. Prop a I
..._,,_ l&uatzn .. A •
arc.k. Cboic~-.....
WoWd c:cm. tdlL 0.. .
Cbt. Azt., PO a.. 114
~CU.Pk..,.
Cot1 .. •rci•I
LOT 50xD> With aNt 2 bed-
room bouK on '"'° of kit nrar Eut 1 Ttti 5' . Owaer'
61J..T41J er~
Industrial Rental 60IO
2500' Sprink. sa -Nr twys. !129 Bai.tr S&.
a.ta Meu Kl W22l
61IO
6200
s ACJtDi, ildbci•ldad.
VER V AU.ET, ''Lt.lld
l..da," SUlO/acn, ~
dn. 14'7.(1641) a.ftft-g J..111.
or wttk mcil
Mount. & 0--. 6210
s ~. Rildi•Med, SU,
VER V AILEY. ''Land el ,
I.aka'' $lD I acre. .,.,
dn. 14'7.-.0 an. • pa.
ar week mdl.
JUX:REATION klCll a1'91il
from $lJlD.. X1nt lac. -Bmr Lake arM. o...-
'1J.0161
FOR SALE tit'~·
Vmtura. hut. Newty Dec.
Spanish 4 B1t. Oeer. S...
dm rm. 1m1 rm .l 0..
s.s.q I: auest """-· Olf'.
Lot. Ot'f'CI V'iew. Valli!
S&O,lm. 11 int~. Can
r.trs. L. OwvP'r
(ft» 6e 1164
62AO
Bus. W•nted 6305 == f'mntlng on
Paciftc Olut H""9.Y in
Major ~ Cnllt'f'
Grot!l5Ulg below potrnb&I
at s:m.cm
fully rquippecf
fl'Jll:lrll81t lfll"a.!lm
1!!0.IDI + ~nry
CAU. BOU EWING
Eww: 1Zt31 '47-.lte
REALTORS
67J.4400
---------
-Z4 DAILY IPllOT M~. Ny ), 1 .. 1
iiililll ..................... ~sDlrlVIVM:l~llCTOIY
* * * * ~ ...
67JS • CAftE tot' INl"ANTS. Jronlnt • K1 bolM. Vic; n.t St , __ ....-, ______ ,
e a.ta )ha. * ~1Q.Tf "'" WW do lraniiic ta
ON tbe \lllah!r! Pvt beldl,
~ ~. Is trtr. dltc:k
avail. VU.: $2900. WANT;
TD'a. Old.lac, prop,~
~. or dlmi(· ~
TWO 4-~ In C/M.
Inc • $11,B . F/P $'96,tm.
Low • do. AlnYw rented!
TRADE tar LAND, TD't etc.'" fb:. 61S-291! ~.
ll' OINr* T .S. E:l:pre9,
'64 Wt bea~. AD extru.
low boura Want dev lot
or land. 833-1'70'1
S UNITS. pool, Palm De-
llert $21,000 eqw tJ Want
land. 4 .... boule, mc>-
blle home or TD'• SA Sla-
YU\. Ra) Eataten. 546-2113
TR.ADE 24' F'IB!.2\GLS
Sloop~ • cood' 5'11 4,
Inboard IWt. FOR ~
prop on ~ Olut/
Prine ODlJ * (1) G-lla
ewl-
* *
e TRADE EQUITY m e Coll:& !lea 4-UNIT
Al_lt. tor MOBlLE HOME
or CONDIMINIUM AP'f.
PR.INC. ONLY. S4M60f
Qceen1!de Duplex '39.500 •
$13,000 equ11y. w ANT s.n
I>ieto Co. rancb or ~
vtDeyard. Geo. WiUi&mloD
Rlty. 6'73-4350.
e NOW SEE THIS ••. e
CHOICE '63 Chev. SS coo..
io.ded w I extras; under
32,000 11\l. FOR: cooipara-
b~ VW ·or! 642·351!.9 EYee
am.D caN In Ill)' l:lame.
Fenceci yard. Vic o1 State
A Victoria. Of. 543-1423
Contrecten
RMDOdeti+ll •• • • • • • • • Room Addtdca • • • • • •
Allitratkm . . • . • • • •
1'ra.nk J. WcK.lo9
U c. BJds. Ollltnd:ll'
quality~, ua.1..._..,..
my home. $1-'15 doa. • ID4IWO.
Family cw Bachelor' * IRONING. Reu ntM,
PboDt 5S.a2 aft 5 pm.
.. 10
SUIOaR SPPJCl.ALI
9prtnkSera tmtal'd A ~
ed. Wboleeale pric:m.. .,.,.
FAt. ~1581 . '9-1194
Complete L&ndlcape ~
Speclal CID Sprinklen •
Repair. Rea. ~"
$pecW Offer! M.eftry, Irick
I Mil build tbe • BR. 2 ti. Brick e Block e saa..
home 0343 1q ft) for tbt Slate e Platen e v__.
low prb d $9395 an your AL MA1ANE, MT-TMO
lot. Other modela avail
Call Don, 537-0WJ. Paperha"llnt
9'UPED -UP 125 cc Par-Ct n WD.J.. @Ii motott'ym. Will trade PAINTING. Specwliw bl 2
for Wctrlc !J"pfWnter or BUILD m atory Trim wen, Over ba!11
'What have you! • Ramodtltna • A F1ci1 bolird. Free etti-
• "2-9l5l e CUSTOM MILLING mates. f46.255I "Les"
Painting
What do you U!lnk al our CGnA Ml3A WMBER INTERIOR EXl'!lUOR
"TRADER'S PARADISE" No Dn PJm.l· Ml M!m Fut ll mar. 1 Bit Allt..
Drap m a cud. a • .,,,.., Mclitiam * fternnddtrw complete • ..,.._.
°'llt. P.O. Baa 1115, DliD;r lftld H Genricll • Uc. f>AlNTING, laW' ll 'Edr
PIJo&. Npt 8l:h, Calif. m«MI . * S.2110 nnt clu9 ,.. o r k. * * * RDIODll. * ADDmON Mile. Loeail ftfa. lft.Ua. CX>NatErE T. Er1cDm INTER Of Eld. PAlN'ftNG
---------------------Uc-Cmtr Dy/Eft 6G-M31 JlOIED. SlllVICF.. t.oe:.1 BUSIN&ss and
FINANCW.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
.... NOTICIS
• 1us. o,.ortun1t1e16300 Lott 6401
EXCEL Jiit TD cm l choice !!llll.n:E or MJn Poodle
unit lllits ~I 7._, on Brown/White A Bllr <Sa-
$40,000 m a.ta Meaa. ble) "Jlmior." Vic: QIM.
64U744 Med.ical att'D Df'edtd tm-
. med! U> Reward. ll6UHl
ROOM ADDITIONS ref. FREE ..t. 5Cl-ll'l7 _. ....__..._ u" .,..., PAJNTING It Oeca'9.dl
--c ,__.. .......... Interior « !!xtfrlor. Reu.
CuJ* CINnlng 6625 _Reta. __ ~------
W AU. TO W AU. CARPET
Ounin&· 309' DISCOUNT!
• LI M623 e
Plumblng
MoneY. • Loen ---P•rson•I. 6405 Dr1ftint S.rvlce 6637
PRODUCTS DESIGN
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COUM "
RADIO COMPANY ... "' .
19700 Jn., ... ...,
N•wpolf leadl UJ l6GO
AU epplkeftta e11-.I .. eii _. ,.... ... w.n foi#ant....., Celw, c:.;.., -s... "' \.
-----
Machinists
tm'N'ti•te ope8Jap
tar~~
11tt m won ae mm..
lalhea a n d otber
-~ Telonk it a ,,....
"'9 olect,.ca Arm
leuted in u.una
Beech In a MW f•
dlfty. Opportunity -~· c.t" ............ Dept.
(714) 4MJM01
TElONIC
ENGINEERING CO.
P.O. BOX 277
LAGUNA BEACH
Ari equal OflpOl'1UnJtY
.mplayer
Atad 'llal11
Clllt
..... , ..
(Ill•
IADl•Alf
1'700 ,,. ... -..... .... ,.. .. .....
m..oe
AD ••U ~
viewed -..... ,.,.. no b6ml _.. ltaeir.
Color. O'eed ar Sa.
l1~111rial
line
--.. JU&. ..... 'Pt:W .. ~ ... 1111117 ~ .... ,., r
Celli•
la~io Co.
19111, ...........
Ne put .... .....
Al 45 I s ·~·<4 ......... 11i19.
...~Olilr.~ .....
HOWREIPllt
WANTll> u.r..-n , ,....... a ... ,... ...... ~ ...... .._ ... , ...
PSIVATE ,_ .................
.... rl pk, .... ..
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.,... C9"e " dllllr-. ._,,.tdilM ....
..._....,. ..... 0.,.
.--111-lfM, .... ...
Dani...~~
NEED$$$?
.W.rtd.far~
... ptiBft"llM-"'-w ...... Gat
111' & '2ND SHnrT1 .. .__ ....... .,
...... i::lri:llla .... .. _..,.JI ...... .... ........... ~ ................
......... "' .... tll ......,*'* ... .. ,.... ..... ....
tllllltt allar cola.
Mltl. LA. FON
' YUIM
DATlMAOllJ
IORll'f
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n.;w12111t
Chd t'mc Md blt.-
wims patitkla lnr ....
~ wsmay .ttli m. .-.-....... Alloft _... .,..
-~·tflla.
Alie ....... -JD to 51,_...J,Pr .. ,....
.... .--ta:
Pewwd~ IJh le# I rt ., ......
AdlW'Wmtl
U.1 DMIS CO .
ml W. W1mw Ave.
s.nta Ana, C.ltf.
Aa ~ CJlllllll't\lnilY
erDllioYer
WILL OPWI
luqk, .... i.OM. ., •.
FULL & 'AltT TIMI
APPLY
NIWPOltT S1'0Q
' Lift. ,. I ,.....
liHCiil diOii
DISK .,....wn
e Oar ' I l>uwa~ &
omc.t&llltol ...
ar 5 PM• tPlf.
• N..r 5 .-... at_,.,
•No~~.,
• q. DO a.nier
• APPL1' .. Nit. ....
.......... QdK.
... -lO All-':• Pll ,.,..... .... 'DiHcter
For 0....,.. ,..._
Oeeu V'9w School ~ r1ct. Handle* ._._
SALA.RY --10 ,-. Int half time ~
QuHfk:aUcn dellftd, M
pla 5 Jfml p&uwl ap.
~ p., IUdDilJ Oft:e.
Mt-2551
BAll'ftH>D8 ..
COCJO'.AJL WAn'RD91
b tbt ~ Bwt '2 •••
to-~R.......,, Qrl. uce a..tJ Aqon. ,..
Lou Hardi • ,. l. 4
sw..ntPM•l&f
at Be lulblre'• ltmtaawst
Nil Vil ~ NJt ti
~CNlc
MANNING'S
HJll IL !OltO ~ LACUNA mu.s
~ betwMD J • J Plf
COLLl&E snmmr
Serve .. IUl>jed Ill _.,,__,
Josical ~ ~
3 boan. • can m.«!05
Ill-AM to U or 1 to 3-P¥·
MON thru FRI. WE ~t ~bun
~ lmclen1 who att com-
petiOve la rate. 1J1d tenna
for all tw>eS of loan.I $50. • cro and up. Call Mr
X-fTEMENT 11
Coop!" • Sinclea en Joy
GROUP pe.rtiea, trips, ttc.
Meet otben w/samt \nter-
etts
PROOUCI10N DRAWING Til•, Llnol.um
A DRAn'ING 64Z.e9!i & Mlrlal•
NON-DEFfMSE
PERM~NENT
Jr. Engineer,
Mech. Design
111f W. Uilicllla. 6mhel 0 --------A1TENTION ee.nt;y ~
219 e.tiar. a.la Ilea -tor 1: evenlnr ..-tklla.
Payne, _..gm
6975 WI N. lbia. s.111a Am ~CED .,.....
Eqi;al cwa' 'b z• '1ti' guaranteed 1*.Y A vaea-
COMMERCIAL tiom. Groovy aeloa.
* Help Wwlecl *
. ANNOUNCEMENTS
ind NOTICES
'T16-69(} ~e P .M.
DO you need mlllk: tor d&DC>
ln&1 THE APOLLO SEX·
TET "Mulde tn the Cow:l4r7 Club MamMr''. ~
Rliey. zu.&.5619
G~'L OeADup. Tl'M Ser-
vice. Spraytnr. Nf'W LIW!ll.
~· SJirinkJen· T~ t 0 l I< w ttdinr· Rototill Gndizlc· Law Price:t. •
* Verne. tbe Tlle Man * am. work. lmtall as ~
pain. No job too amaJ1 e
Plaster patch. ~ .,, CXll J .l'&E Ja'J'C
.,, mGB satOOL CRAD8
.,, TEAOIP.JtS
Ailsw ... S. vice TnLER -:scs.:-:-:-ms~.,..,------• Nigllt SWft MIJnt/M.n or Couple
11 UNrTED CALIFORNIA tor Motet work
Found (ff• Ads) 6400
RED Jletrievtt, female.
choke co11ar VIC Baker &
Androe MeM v~.
5'S-<I>16
lboMr rep&ll'ed. M7-1S51 e
JOBS a EMPLOYMENT
: ~ ~ IANIC 2316 Newport Blvd. CM.
L..llL1._. 3029 H.rt.or llYd. BEAUJ'Y OPERATORS
-· ~1 yard ~ Job Wanted, Min 7000 Draftsman
FULL BEHEFITS
No~-
ALSO
...... ..,.. Cod• MMa with ~-* Xlnt
S46-2CQ3 ~e. * ~ 4 CEMETERY LOTS
HARBOR REST Memcrw
Sl~ • each. * 893-59'3
CH.ARTER. iolf memberlblp
•V&ll. lrv1De Cst Cntry
0 b. PO &it 1427 NB
BLK It. wt'l kitten. 6 wb
old. V1C of Harl>or A Fair
Dr. CM.~ ldda.
546-4639.
WHITE Female kitten part * A L 0 N E? Meet •mile
-. .. ~ adult.a.~ County. Box Swnt'Se nr. rvmon& ~· JU7 Fllller1DD. 'T1&.Jl9
642-0343
WHITE stMrt haJred kitten. SERVICE DIRECTORY
Vic. FountAin Valley aty Accounting 6500
Hall. 847~
Lost 6401
LADIES platinum nng, aet
with ~ dlamondl. la.rrer
center d'lammd. LOST in
V1c. Bedford Lane. N.B
Substantial reward. 64f>.5m
TOY Oiihvahua. Bm. F,..
male Fri nr Mom:wia &
18th. CM No rollar. ~
ward, 54l'.-3.\36
SABLE rollie, male. like
Lass1I':· Vic FatrWay Dr
C.M Rrwud U ~7
80C>f<J<ED>ING, Payroll.
Typmi. Dupllcating. Your
otfi~ or rnu>e. * ~(Jl
Answering S.rYlee 6505
Answering S.rYlce
K.-p ...
TAB
on your phone
24 Hour Service
CALL Ml~
S.bysittlng 6550
up Trea, lhnlba, tvy ahap-MECHANICAL Enctnee1n1
ed or n!!DOnd. Bed "''* Dn.tttna, Toolinl, Patenta.
in& at a~. Rototillin&, • 56S807 •
rock wort.~· LIKE to live aboard; do fWl PHONE: 714-S4Som1
EXPERJ.J:NCED JAPAN· maint. ~ A alOpper 21U29-162J ~ARD=· ~ m.8193 5 PM on. ITT Jabsco, Inc.
estimatn. * S4G-ll32 Job Wanted, Lady 7020 1481 We w ... c.... ..._
CaJ1tomia l..uma A Garden OOLLEGE (irl w I nunery ~ fUZ6
&!nice .......... Onnups. idll tn.ming ~ duJd 1--~" ------
Nf'W Lawnt ..... • 642-1939 care politlon in B&lboa.
EXP Japanne Gardener 673-8392
Mai:ntenance. Ree&. R.a....E -XP-ER.1--EN-GED--H-ousek--H'!>--
Oean-up. 892-5231 er-. Love to Baby Sit. Own
EXPER JAPANESE tramport.ation 543-!Jm
LANDSCAPE · CLEANUP tEPENDABLE Lady to do
Matntrnance. Maclc M'Mlll2 Homework. Own tnna.
JAPANESE GARDmER 642-2413
EXPER I Reliabl' ma!nl HOUSEWORK. ~
Reu! Mo -rates. 892-W ed. Good rp(a Own Luna.
EUROPEAN GARDENER 542-1617 e u.NDSCAPING e VERY reu' 548-4.137 evn. EXPERIENCED Uve -In Hou.dlttper. 543-9135
Landacape Mamtrnance REUABLE ~tter. Ra.-
Monthly ra!H, NP'lf Lawns IOnl.ble Ra.lft. LI ~
• S6-0tJ9 •
DUFTIWI
Expel ieuced lD ddai1IDI "
precia:loG ~ CICD-
poneotL
PROFIT SHARING
J. C. C1rter Co.
671 W. 17th StrMt
Costa M.e
SU-3421
An f'<lllal opportumt:y
f'mploy«
,_,.. ,,_Keo• AnH
~~io'
Ol.AMGE CX>UH I i
WillbellilillcG._1111.
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m«t>-ia:aJ pa r t •
pnlerred.
MllS. LA FON
VAiii
DATA MAOlllS
betwem l:ll a.a. A S p..m.
MATUaE •--hod °"'" -• Pat time 11
... lo J p.-. a.a llaPa.
at -Sllpatar, "· a. 5tlC1at.415 bet-. I
•»a.a.Jllf~··· "* for lllra. ..,,
• l.N.
.. Gmel"U Piw•i'" ..... of. fif\lt. Ne a S t • _.. ...... """OW .....,. wt
,,.... badils. 51'J8l6
e MAID e
MAN,._'S
SR M Jft' .,tirm
Jal n. TORO ROAD e UGOMA BllU e .--.-cw+-P/bwtr--·~
SUS per~
LEISURE WORLD
i..c-Hiia
In-Bl e:d 251
All eq1IA1 opportunJtJ
41111~
AW'cant• comick1 «I
cm merit nprdlema ol
rw:ie. ftliOoaa cned,
cdar. atimal onstn er
uceatry.
ll)SJlliS
0., & Nlthf Shlftt
APPLY IN PERSON
~ll and u ......, 1llnJaet! 1'lid.a.J
IBlll l l&
NEWPORT BEACH
Plicelllent
Comelor
A~, M._ W. 7550
Happy
Fowtll of Jalyl
Schools-Instruction 7600
BE
JOB
READY
by tramlnr at the
We.t'1 larpat ..•
ORANGE PERSIAN m a I e
Cat V1<"· Main St. HU11ting·
t'1fl Btoerh * 962-0193 7035
BAB y SI TTI NG ' MY e JAPANESE GARDENING DAYWORX Sl hr. 541-3515
HOME 2 to 7-yrs. S days SERVICE e CLEANUP • wf'Pk. LANDSCAPJNG. • 531_7034 Dom•tic Help TECHNICIAN
ll.DERL y w.. . . trial
"--'· CW'e Jor a., dlild a ~ home. NJpD A hat cruwtnc l&e'f1CY will
W1leada. CaD bSre 11 lraiD. Sales ezpttimoe. En-
A.M. ~ joy wortiing with people .
e LADY TO BAKE PIES B)lbe&t ~·
PART 'lnlE EVES. FCE ~------
.,, IB&t KEYPUNCH k
tJ' IBM PROGRAMMJNG p
tJ' INDUS. DRAPTING d
~GROCERY raroaNG h
.,, 'l'ROOICS ASSEMBLY e
_,,,PBX/TYPING nt STRAYED-Mon nlte. "Pepe"
Long hair brown & wtn~
C'bhuahua 543-7259
NOW'S THE
Sl>wf"f'k . * &tl-3761
MOTHER wishes to catt for
child J yrs or oldtr, w~k
day1, Soudi Coast Plaza
areL 54~.
LAWN SERVICE * Mow,
Edge, V::cuum. Pwr-toob.
Lite baul'f . M2...e3 ns.
EXPER JAPANE.9: Garde.D-
u . Complete ya.rd Service.
FTft estimate..* 548-7958
e HOUSEKEEPER to $300
Lin In, Lquna Beach
OtheT belp EMPLOYER
PAYS FEE. UNKEL Arm-
cy. mo N. Main St .. Santa
Ana. 541-332'3 <Employu
pa.ys ftt . . ALWA YSl
MARINE
SMALL RDTAURA.Hf.
COMM
TIME FOR
QUICK CASH
BABYSI'ITING/ MY llOME
I Yard, N&Jl9, Luncht1.
I Cost.-Mesa. 642-4001 H1ullnt 6730 HERMOSA DOMESTIC ----...::-------~~ EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
N-opt"nlflCS for npable
young men in die ~
lJ1& yacht field. Must hne
tttt\nlcal qua)Jtiea compat-
ibl,. v.'ilh dyMmic orpm-
zaboo apedaI.izlt'd in ma-
rine eltctrical ~
and 1 ' r v i c e, includlnc
9YlaU ~ and dlad f!D..
~ yrv1ce. Send oandle
l"f'1RJJT1P to P.O. Bdar 1015.
Newport Bach. Qaalifted
~hr.-.nl< ea1W for &
tf'JVt""
BOUSEKJ:Dl'l2l -LtV&Df
~ Mtjrwllity. Mmt bt
.... mot. Ahk to drift.
Y OUftl G.1tl1men SD I"" mcath. mem
THROUGH A C1rpent..-lng 6590 HAULING SlO LOAD _....._ __ ...;:;_ ____ Wll1 t.al<e u.wable lttllll In
REPAfRS +ALTERATIONS trade for servlct. ~. l>AILY PILOT CABINETS. An.y aue job. NO matter what tl 11, you
WANT AD 2.~ Y1'I f'Xl)er· 548-6713 can stll 11 with a DAILY
Olup Ill PIUYI' w ANT AD' I 642-5678
Lost 6401 Lost 6401 Lost
S@R&U~-lt'Etr~
Solot 4 Simplt Scrambud Word Puzz~ for a Chw:klt
t•POE I
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"No, I'm ofroid not."
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6401
SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS IN CLASSIFICATION 1200
Uve In A Live out bouae-
keepen «l8 N. Ma.in Sl rm.
~Santa Ana 543-~
LIVE £NS
Employf'r pay• ftt1
George Byland Agt>ncy
lc.>-B E. 16th S A 547~
Oiintt1e It Bntlllh Uve -tM
Expforleoced • Permanent
Mayflowtt Agency. 673-5630
H•lp Wanted, M.n 7200
BUSBOYS
'lJ yean "' OW:r to tn.ilt BAIUIL\ID, for ailllll lldtt..
• bid • •"'•• aw IW A"9IJ In peno11 ~ to ~
'. day --' Piii • mid-na: '11N LD.ZIE ::::-=-~ 13Z St-Clair St.. CM.
*'rt order cmttQr. After DRAPERY OPERATORS.
4 pm call 64&-a!Jt EXPERIENCED.
TOP
a..ASSIC D~.
PAY. J..arsr ~ 315.l Birda/NB. * 561431
tioaal oomc-rY °"'*"' .. <»t1UlDON'TIC ASS-i' bn.ndl in Or-.r ea.c:,. D.y Shifts Need fu1 or _.,.._ _,_ Elfl'r pref. Not reqaiftd.
APPLY IN PERSON ,_ • • -o-td!r traiDiaK -Qm::k
R-11 A: 3-f ~ b!tp. No es-_:....,..~~~.!:Cid-~~U~t-mr~~ ~· TboM • traillilc M<lfDly dvousti rr;ct.y furn. can 1ar ~ ._ B0USECEEPm. J Cia.JS/wti
SALE.S RfUBEll L I EE terv1elr IG-2541-ac S llra. dail). ftdl ,...
REPRESENTATIVE.5 ~ aovs 10. 14 ..... m.81
vadlne lndt1>f!ndt'nt 1pedlll· NEWPORT BEACH '~·ft•ft~ Bead!-3o-I -UKDICUICBERID woman
hlllS drahnit Ill OV('T llXl ._..... ---............ '-.. ....... 2 ...... ,. Good roata! • Good profi1a! "" UYT"1D • care -<:DOI"
mutual funds, t'XPand.in& an -----DAILY •ILOT drm. '640 Eft..
Orang!' COOJ'lty Th11 11 an BOYS \~14 "' r
o!>)l0l1unity to enttr d!KJ'll C'ORUNA DEL MAR. • &a-mt • BAlRS'TYUBI' b e;cdw:lw
fied prof~ional ~llin& full Talong appUc.atianl nn.L TIME Salan m ~ 8nc:h.
or part t1m, Inveatmt!!I for tunu. ~n Naalit Janitor t pm-2 am _Cal __ M-_lJ.6 _____ _
,.xi> nftf nf'C'\'ll."11ry. we train DAILY PILOT 11\ift. <>wr n E1ptr ,..._ DmTAL ASS'T.
547.(.621 Mutual f'und In· • 642-43%1 • temid. Olntw1 Mr. L.-nry. • O.w 25. • Sbr&n7 Ir
vtston In<". 2100 N. M11ln. COM'R-l<ITQ{EN HELPER Daily PiJot. '42-Cm. • X-ny apeor. SC-mt
Santa An11 tJ OISllWASHElt EXPER. DUl'RUCTOR. aftnlt'tfw
~<; Trnh'll'• rorgla~~ 1-nn· No nt~r1 nttd appb. A.gene: .... W91W 1300 -for ma.kr-op ln-
tra<"lmit hu~mrss. Of!P''rtu 21~2 f'>rili<" C'<IAJ't Hwy/ ltnll'tlm. will tr.11111 ~
nity ror 11dvanN"mrnt ,\gr llR llfUF"JWOOO RF.AOI Unfque fl~ UVE IN
2'l to 'IO Pilon,. fir Appl Cl.I fl pt= aAaf.,,1"MICJY Nol~ ._, J .mall
64£..3231. Modtl 1;1a11~ ro CARRIER-BOYS • pU!rtmml duldrftl ~
l&M Supt>rior. Coa1a Mrsa GOOD ROUTES e Salarifs -MAID/PART 'ftK&
MOLD MAKER Ir AV An.ABLE e ~ fer Ir 11" ;obs Owr 11. 8'.m 4rN/Hunt-
f'lBERGLASS MAN HUNTINGTON BEA01 e Penonal A ()ia6dealiaJ _. 8Ndi. SS.'3S15
liWary <lpfl'I. Call c<>Uttt DAILY PILOT 112'7 w.-wr Drive N<»i.SlllOKJNC 11:111 • i.id
ln4) 14~71'71 * (8-nnt~> e 6a.ml e N..-port e.dl IG-'JG& ID ... ,.,,._..,.. dads
IOYS 10 • 14 / EXPER. SERVICE MQ Uft a * Mi-Zm
Good rootn ' e Good pmlt: STATION SALESMAN SINGLE ~ Operatar ftrr
BALBOA PENfNSTILA 21 m nr older ptt~rftd. Career Opportunftiea llDAl1 deUD wcri;. C'•D
DAILY PILOT llOO f ro11t Hwy, atM AH L.wk morm. 5CGi2
e 642-432'1 e WTll F:"<per Meduuuc 642-7'84 54f.8D> -tJ.JD, PART tmw cOOd PIO'
Dally PU~ -Wl\J'lt Ad11! Yhmhlrr s111,.. A S<-rvlct ~ PfTWXW'J Aaer:1 Lieb' olfX'e clatws.
Al"ayt a Go-(;o• ~10 \1Atn St KB ft no.a-Dr , N~ Rd\. MJ.zet
.Awn c.tlling Y out II
()penlrip far capillble
wiornen. We tn1n
>"JU> flexlM boon.
CaD collect S»5960
SEWING machine oeieratcr.
Allerat>oal and repalrlng Oii
.uforma. Full time days.
Standard lDduatnal U.undry
00 Kain St.. lfnnttngton
8'-ach. ~
HOit-& Waltreu -
MANNING'S
2G1 EL TORO ROAD
LAGUNA RilJ...S
See llamae-r -2 to • PM
MOTEL MAIDS
No. dlroagtt Llbcx' Day.
h1J time. Must bt owr 20.
Ken NII• Motel tcm. Bayside Dr • N B.
West Coast
Trade & Busl. Schools
ll17 S. Ma.In St.. S.A. a,t
545-7166
1m7 Gar. Gr Bl., G.G. h,t
537-7113
Huntaieton Bacta, OlllL
536-tHS
121 N. Lmlon p,4,k n<>-2900
•1ettel"ll Indicate location
POLLY PRIEST
BUSINESS COLLEGE
New c~ al&rt evsy
Monday, day Ct' wentnr.
Pay for your boob ud a
miall ~tee, thm
only SS per Mell tor eecr...
la.rial tninlng.
• 548·9723 . ----M.T.I.
• FOOD WAITRE..."5. 21 or Busln•sa Schoot1
ovn, nites.. Exptr only •IBM Prorrammlrc
ACJiPb' 6pm to Rpm •IBM Keypunch * LATJN QUARTER * •PBX Typin&
146 S. 0.. Hwy Lquna 541 •26 72
HSIXPIV<=-n for OiUdrf'ft EDUCATIONAL vacation ~ rnotbtt of wortdnit !'pie. projttta. fth uaden-up. lr>-
ew home. Good SAldJ'Y. div. ln111Ant lumtnr leuona
Uw out. M2-'1'922 aftrr Ii-PM Cbllcoat 10 leaollll ~
WH'tcda)"' Sehl 1 n Dl'I Mas
LEGAL SF.atE'TARY-U 8-2JIS!I 1Typin1 titlp1
IBM-f:Jltt. Stmonotte ~tll'r apelllnal
.;:;otr::~·. eom~~ri Learn -Wi9 Styling
for lntenltw Ii tr~t WPll PAid pmfeulon, men
BOI'EL MUI, tun tilltt' or and wmnen. Toola and wlp
put time; p>d WllH· auppJled. Day/Eve cl--..
BALBOA INN. l~ MQi 534-5371 ~.. Balboa m-Mlo C1llfor"I•
School of Wl91
Jot. Men, Wom. 7500 Piaoo Leanna for-~Sin
ners by AdvanN'd Studft\t.
Apt. H0ute Mgr.
Man A Wiii'. full tlml'
for \JI' Jl"Ollf'r'IY
fin..34ts Of f!M-12611
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My Homr • 962-4818
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T .. evw.n '205 Ml_..,.,._,. MOC> 'M IXPRDI CRlJJID sr .. WMPIOOE. l'llD FIAT y-...111sw•GEN CADILLAC llAID nan llW -'Priw... Ed. "°6k ct.1&ned. e,.y llaaUt _..,..., porcb, Skirt _____ _,___1 _ __;;;..,......;;::.:...~;..:."'..;..::..~-rv
IUIU W11M Catlilr Stock 21$.HP, G-~ Radio' l'atb-ua4 ...... ~ vw. F. I c·1y '64 \I-JI.-.. 1500''5
,._1_ TV's tot~ omettt. M&Dy c~I 4* _.., ~·· aectleo. II I Tu.. ~ fer "Fowler" 8&blt. Y.ebt 'tUt dt.r pa:rmelllt. •Dr a.tJB. A rDC11t ... IMPORTS 6 I>OMESTlC LandlnC. Loos ee..cb. or m.1254 a.a..-...._, l.&.-..&. al* Jo-r mi. ...., larps-
Qr Stet.I .:;:-·.mm~ .....,, t.aU <SW 1M4liR HrA:iiJi ' Olbana M.250. r•o • at•lllQ powered, rocm1er vw. IA>-$6 MO ==:c:::;;r=====-==1 23' driHi ac $lGIO """ 19 ~ ~ u. 0n>;y n-n--:.t n.t , .,. cal °"' cw tiwte-m. • Machi I ltc. l700 DD aarwy vu.. m. c.ai. ..... butll n.llr .. Qruill 8pedl1las orf.a. Uaht l"!1
Ho ~ • rr. 8lrvtce ~ lt>c~ Tna. * pi&iiAi{ER 20x56 Oiunty. , wlhnluc. tnter.
w. RENT . • • UIS J'ORKLD't ::. •• ""*', * ·-~Y' gx.. tu.SOO. * $.'SSOO-DOWN. 100"' J'IDaoclns O.A.C ONLY $1 Jt5! cu_,,., tD pardlua. -~ :· ,;~ ~ :0':' F/P'. .flO ..... "' IAOlf• * ~7 Carry~ OIDtractl 0.J..C. Tamm)' A1ftl 011m1kt CHEVIOLIT -~t"""" th. 110 ONE --4
--• COSTA w co 94' s. Coast Hwy Cal llOW •• • FREE TO YOU ~rr~__:th • .J~ ~ 9300 . • LACUNA BEACH •
* Air ConclltleMd
"Spao" Vehlde
121 7555 .._ lE H.not Blvd. 6t2-t874 ()pm 'til t ..._17 .. • tiomt.a1 tnlJ«. Ideal -'4'I BOIO>A SCRAMBLER Open 1:30 to 10 Daily
TV LA.ND WHITt lolll balred female ~ « ••Hiid trtt to ~~Lem than 8CJO.ml.
'64 CHEV V.S BEL-Am STA-
TION WAGON. Factory a,ir
-jjiiiiiiii9.ii!m-ldtt-. t ..a old, boUI&-()atallM flnt SJ.100 tam ABSOUn'ELY NEW• $650. ~ To rood Imme. It (n4) T'D-31153 6GG1D, fG.&.34 l'Vl'JI.
: ... ,,_,, .. , ......
TY1,WM11-, •m-•TOa FlllZDS ... ... ,._. ....... ..
fTMlfl 114 u· ~ftiilj PER'· 1lt HONDA 250--
BEAtmJ"UL ~ 1'0flMElt. $!fO. •·HP It Scrambler * 8umM!le IPQed female. aa:ac. n.EC ltart ... 5'UU'1
N.-. IOOd lllome. m.aH5 Trdlr'. EXTRAS1 • 113 .._.. Aute lervfee ~--__,...-m-.....-......-an;s--eo1"""""". u riiiRG~ Rud. • Pam 9400
Uc. Sev9D mcmU. old. Had RM la wb1. t' ~ --------lbota. Loft9 ~ T-Bird. Blk • west 10 bp LARGE '12 Oonalr engine,
MM28ll Jobml:a outbid. Botll nit rebuilt II ... eqwpprd with
GOOD .lbnt tor m mmitt. cmd. m..mt Q-owll .c1aptor-lot tor VW
old female part com.. 1.-. * 15' rn IU8QAT *· ._ l'I NZ'Z1 day1.
• c:bDdnD, mt s. ..... ,... Mtre ~ + ~ : 4 •• ., ' ,,
view Apt. B. S.A. er. XI.HT OODd. * • ar Tnller, Tre¥el 9425
WI lly cood., pwr. '1eer., pwr. r. JAGUAR window, R/H, secret 10 cu
-----~--Your VoDcnrqa « Poncbl ft lockl.1\1 compmtmrnt u/-~ 6 7 . .___ It pay tap doUln. Pa.lid r.. rear deck, etc. All Alub ~-or not. Call Gene RouJ>dl. white w/immac. LI m e
'WO • 4 door ll9dan 67.,.1190 Green 111ter. U.S No. t Eqwpped w/radio 4 beeter, ~ ddce! BUY A "KNOWN
Dwllap Roadlpeed tn..1======== VALUE!" ~.~«dri~ =, ___ v_o_Lv_o___ ONLY $1885
wift wheels, lol>Ot light&, •61 VOLVO S44 SEDAN 2 Yf' OK gua.r/GMAC term1
wldt-ne&J, l~nse plattS 4 Tommy A:yrea <l\evrolet Speed, nidio, ONE owner. 946 $ C
paid, $.16!l> eeeut11ut roodlt1on• • oast Hwy.
Prtvate .Par"' $195 4't-7SOS LAGUNA BEACH ..,. t======== ()pea 'Ul t 4M-1144 Tranate~ Oveneu Autos Want9«1 9700 Eve1. n4: 847~ '63 IMPALA Super-8port con-
wrt. Full power. Aill/J"M
MllCURY
lS MEJU: J.-dr. Aulo.
tnnl, pe, aJr cond. Very
rood coad,. First S560 tall·
N . 54£r195.l aft 5 pm.
MUSTANG
fll' LATE ·~ MUSTANG
2 + 2 Futhadi. Ra.Dy
JMC, Full illltrumentatlons,
P 13, R& H, Or11 OW'Of!f'.
23,000 mt
,,,, For QUICK SALE $11m
Call 646-M56 alter 6 • P'd
'66 MAROON Mualan&· BlJc,
int.er., pwr. atttr , ur-<:0nd.,
200 ff.P., Auto. tl'allJI.
~ S3Ull3 SAVE CIDI frillr1 ilm.lk 'I1W>£1 call ~ W ftAV'Ba-!'ra.ller. 1961.
tea tram tile pound! N.&ne lt' CU.VAR. 10 '-P 10lm-Nw ,..... . .., 'ply tfra
'64 JAGUAR XKE CPE. WE PAY ••.
AJr aiod., radJo and Pu'eJ. CASH radios, rear speaker, bucket ========
OLDSMOBILE weeb oJ4 Sbadiea ol ....,. -. na ~ S215 S1liO-Allo ur box trails-,
!W&-'1481 '113 Beet olf•· Ml-MS1. $315. MW&5'1 BEAGLE BASSET, l'ii • yn. IC.at __.'ri'AlibiOP___, _ _,..,,~TRAlLER~,..........-.-'53 XK 120 CPE
V«Y ~. to cood home. fr AUX QulaiDa Sloop SIP9 CJom111* c:oofon& XJnt. with radio. * PIO ~n usedua t':°"r tx!e '::.:'
6*m1 'f /4 .. ~. bled. .ice baa. ccmd! SlJ5. * 646-QiS4 ~ .......
MALE • Female -put Cock· 2 Qi ... ,. foqnd. $3300-=====:;:::;;! GROTH CHEVROLET ~ pupe. 3 1DCL ~ * ~ aunsmT _rucb ______ 9_500_ MERCEDES IENZ Aak for Sales ~
H tire!. 1-0wntr!
$3495 Dir 494-7503
.. ._, (belts), custom tt:JD.
oeau, etc. Black w/r~ in-
terior. UNDER 32,IXX> mi.
1'hll is NCYr a • 'l'\Ul-ilf. the-
miD'' u.aed ear; Just aerv-
1~ le ready to GO'! You
WON'T "Steal" 1l, but you
Wll.J.. buy a t.lne car! Pvt.
~· "2-3589' Ena • •ee.k·
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TOP DOLLAR
For
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UNIVERSITY
~~~~ COLOR~8~1UO G::--~ • ~~:.'::: ~.:.S':e_V~'~.;!y ::i:.d, ~ llP sum BR eet, $10 MONTH 5*.31115 t/f $3650 0tt Ofter! 115-D15 IOQl1 -. -.n69 10 9-3331. CHEVY '56. !-dr. :rn, 365 '
.-A IV...._ mile fa:rD.. ~ ... i..-............ .._......_ .. __ 1967 bp, 4 spd, ru, map, ater-21511 Harbor et., C'OIU Kem
OlDSMOlllf
-· .,.._. "¥" w '-I• ..,._ ......... , TOP IGll In..._ Yau take * UDO 14 * ......-Can Needed! eo It ta.pea. Extru• 546-5550 ~WHITE Bnia!hlD& ;: :.~ ~~· =· JlO Onl. ....,_ ~ / ~~= GMC 1/2-Ton Stron&est buy• in OTange 545-lW'l OLDS. '65 F85; 4 Or., air· Ha~ ~ 52S-3451 ._.... 16' ----....... ""• .. Yan Co. F0ttip 4.... domestic. '66 CHEV Imp, 2 DR, Fae. aood., Very clean. $ lCSO • ...m-p * -.m OR W.ll51 5 ~old Mt:tke +en-· ~ ~ nt-<lal1 dun cw.-noye-r OD Air. R/H, P/S, P/B. A-1 642-ZQ e•rt .
-lf¥V ,_ ... ....,. .....__.._ '"""---a. A IDl!ltw, Cl!lflS incl. Ell.eel ..__.._-.. -i...--i ....... ..1.n •• &·30 -10 P II. -.1. ..._ no.., .......,. ••• ~DBLS=:"""'!"llfA:":":Tnt==---=-. -=ac.=--1 ~-.u TV-Ope 7 dyi ~~~~T~ a:md. Mt-1151 Ott ~16 ·---I """'....,,_ .... .,, .........,. • ... . .,.... c u • 'I ------$2599 a.FAN Ml'ft9de9 Bem oa-COSTA CAR co. O& US3I PLYMOUTH e .,_ a J'n.me. 0..-BCA·TV·ll'' ~ Black' GRAY CAT 6 4 ldttmf. Too * Compkte lllrtne Strvlc:e verttWe "'-. On riew Daw-1969 Harbor CJL ----------------.. 1 _...... • * l5tllO ftbe. Ex. a.L. •Ml) -to ......._ Tu. Vast QllCaU iDlta.Ded l\Tl ..... IY IJl(I _.. '6l CHEV-Oinv. VS, like '65 Pl th F I
.. ~ 1-11 J.tc. ~ Dlln Ho. a. MWQ.L ;J'itt lfS.llOl.. Tit .._... "'*· ...., .lllllUlllL= = ~ ~ Used C•r• new. WW arranae tams. •Four ~tton u~
tianll. illrdl1 aM4. But IILYERTONE TV $11 HAPPY see!iiY ldtt.Da tf' BOAT/15-BP Evtn + 2M I. 17th St. $3245. High book. $3600--------9900-a> E. l5tb st, N.B. CCbr e White w/Red vm,t Ia-
Ollerf * -.&m at Bml' On"ER! weoeci. ~ ' Trlr/EJec balt tank, stiee-Colta MMe CARRY OWN Kinp Pl.) terior
BEAtkaadl sa«13 MS6JTS 1/J in(. •. 17S-30CT f!YeS. 548-7765 MG CONTRACT& 'C amv. ImpUa. 2 door, • Power Sletring
>ffkil -.,1p;nent I011 TJpe ._..,. 1220 nxALE kitten bladt/wblte B' EL TORO. Good COD----,.-.,,,--,----------Tnnapomtlon Cars :;: :_n. ~ ~~ ~~ : :i•:C H~
NAT. CUb ~ nemJs. 2 moothl old homebroken. dttioD $115. Call Eva. lllUUU '64 MGB Wire wbeela, R a: '57'1 Thru '64'• m& &hilts ends e 41.IXX> miles and in
. 1D tDta1 S55I). Roy-1 aid. CARTRIDGE tape rcdf. far 5'Ml38 '1/3 • LI i.mJ • H, tonneau cover, S200 A: I. automatics, sports cars, -,59-CHEVY ___ W_A_G_S._CYL-. c-eUent concbtion throtJ ~ter late moditl $35. C9I' or boat ete. Xlnt tond. ~ ldttm/male. A1ao TRANSPORTATION 1'62 CHEVY PICK-UP take owr payment. $60 mo. trocka .ts passenger cara. AtJTOM.Anc. * $J95.. out. $1.745
Elec. add. macb-, $S5. A&-+ 12 aJbuma oe ~ '6Q. female Stamm. cat. Stick stillt • hmlly perfect ~7587 aft 3 = ~ = OD l OWNER. * 494-57S9 e See at
ler port. twe••itw, late ~ man e.el only. 7/4 SaJlbNts 9010 111.Y $1299. -=======1 wk.11 ~ O.A.C. • l9lfl CHEV. 4 door sedan Dail)' PtJot
model :::. m 33rd St., c. ........ a lqulp aoo • 1..«11-R a Ired Kitterw. 21' RACING keel &loop, 2 PORSCHE COSTA CAR co. Automatic. RUNS WELL! =p~°::t ~!tr~!
N. S. "A&nhle." About 3 mos. aeta o1 ..n.. See at 25f'l IEACH CITY • · 1Jlil9 Harbor, CM. iGG'7f i:m. PtMlD8 Ml>-Tl54 ~ Mna LEICA M-3 CAMERA wtdl aid. ~ 833-0035. W. ,.~_. H,..., ..,,00, PORSCHE 912• 61• Irilh Open 3:30 to 1D t>.ny --------t l.S eue Ute meter JS. ..._.., -1 .... DODGE veeJJ, 5 spd., AM/FM, ex· '56 BEI.rAIR V-3 station wag-or Call 642-4321 and Appl I~ 1100 · ' i.a WKS puppd. V e r y sem.i tru. 4,000 Miles. ~ on. Rum aood. bad tram. uk for .....:;,.::;._.------MM wide anele ~MM A .. ..Mo..-_ _.. __.. 1QiS5 Bodl Blvd · H.B. uir: _.. 1~"' ~ ~ B M ... otf J.35.MM. $3915. * 64C--064S ptayfql.. _,_. .,... Lvu..<!f' FOR Sale Kite 121 (2 •..US) ~mi '51 Porsche Normal Cpe. _.. ,,..,.. .....,, .,.,...._.... 1J.11MU I.Mi'• 1 •Cf' RENT MMOC 715 $700.00. FnnJt w. Uoyd, Ex.ci>I cood' 675-5024 f/ 'Cl cm:v STA-WAGON. '65 Plymouth Fury I
TV'a -Refri& -W a I h • r I Sportfna ()oeda 1500 GREAT \ii ~ rat. About 11.9 Jade. Balboe lalt.nd, f/ •• CHEV PANEL. f/ PERFECT runnlng cond! e Four door Stabon Wa&on, •
Dryers . Olabwubert· ~ -~ 6 mos old. &CH178 715 675-5563. ' GOOD COND• TRIUMPH BEST OFFER! 540-:DS Butt w/brown Vinyl ln·
tJOD to IKo'· Free Semce· e DALE WRFBOAJU> e 4 GLADIA-* f/ MaU OFFER! ~98 teriar
H ncl • 1WO ldttenl. lf'&Y, 6-wlo, le * 'l ' &un • • erson I 9 FT. E:alellent Qndltioo Mother ~t. 536--0330. $HOO foe IA ownenhip. ·~ FORD 6, Pk-up, reblt '64 TJUUMP1i 1200 ronver--CONTINENTAL Automatic Transmission
l.8Tl Harbor, CM. 54841.55 $50. 9'lW2ll8 675-Q!lll S Fem~ KJt1lma m.Jan after I pm. ~ ' tram., side panels tibia. ONE Oft'IW, II k e e Radio l: Heater
G.E. Diabwuber uad &peed u1-.~•1--8600 646-8555 afters *HOURLY RENTALS * camper llld. 494--05l8 new! While with bl&c:k ~I==:;;:::=====;::; 62 ~ONTINEN'l'AL 4 dr, full : ~~at
Queen wufier· ~·ea. Good ,__ --· lt' DaJa,Den • Rhoda lJ •--9510 t'nor and top. ,.,...., air. 50,Q mils
oondlU :~ = POOL TABLIS 1~ pad bome. Fun Zbrll a.t 0... ·Jkiboa ~. -VH"' $195. Dir. et.ml -~~ ~~~ Em~~!Y p~g lot
l'NEW la USED OJI: ALCOffiiT cadliill oitamar. 'C! wAdCitii 2 W/D. , '58 'J'R.Jtm-4 ENG -••••• ,., •••• iiii pared r~ a trip. WW ~ J30 West Bay Street A~uee 1110 1967 BRUNSWICK ? Sot.I 965 SUrf, T~ ran l-yra old. XlDt cond! Mmtng! SaerUlce f°' low I OID trans, New Um, riftce um, ai.ta Mesa
$275 VALUE ea. 5'8-9341, 6'$.2259 Blue Book. 546-9579 Paint. Roll-bar, New cond! N!."WPORTER MOTORS or c.ll 64.2..ull and
CLOCKS. J~ lllriDt-NOW $239 CHIHUAHUA/ Male 6-mol. RHODES SS X!nt cand N.. Never raced' * 644-Cil ulc for
Jae bill. TUfa.D)' boudoir lOO" FUUNaNG ~ 112 Jamy; wttb berth. $4&m. Campen 9520 =========I : ~:::~ = BuSUle6S Manqer'a office ~~= ~ SECARD POOL 5 P.UPPI&5 -% !!i~ Owner. S'1W71J ~-C.u.EERS VOLKSWAGEN * SACUTICE *
Gt»tJIV ~ ~· S23 S. Main. Oranp, 512-~ II? T wb old. 546-383li T/4 COWMBIA15' aloop No. e,, ORANGE COUNTY'S 546-lll.S or 642·1.D
PH: s.ta-im * AUCTION * PETS & LIVESTOCK Sptnnanr, aNflt, b> trlr-LARG~ SEL!lCTION '63 vw BUS/1.500 ENG.
PONTIAC
Ub an. $1600. 615-Di9 Spltt front ~•t. RAH, New
Se...._ Mtchlnes 1120 U ~~a crtrJ bG7 Cats U20 KITE Boet,. 1e11 tba 1 yr. FACI'ORT DmlOCT tires. Xlnt c:ond! M'l·IB
........ ..... ...1.1 Jboet ReuoD-OPEN ROAD DEALER 54S VW Sedan. Excellent nD-
' •TE MODEL S'ft-...,... .A.Ddliaaa. ' Frid~ T p.m.· P E AU T 11' UL OJ.in. -... " ctN~. nfn" cood. Stmtop. ~ SJOO. ..... .,,._ W d A t Ba cbilt. Penian k l t t e n 1. llble. m.0'7l3 • tDI maddDe in modern "~ tn y I UC ton m Show -·· •lty. p a p e r a. 9' ROW ~l $1(X). W Vilt· * HOUSE CARS * OlAS-M6--060l. alt 6 PM
nut cont0le. No attacbmeDta 20'l5'ii Newpcst Ill 6-8686 "...., JS MOUNTS * SLIDE-INS
to Wy, 1D ziilQ, make but~ Bahtnd l'aQT• Blda· M.at'l.t Shots. SS5 9G-400l ~00. ~&-i:; Alllietrcm * VAN CONVERSIONS
tonholet, overcast, darn, Mech.anlcl Tools, Acet71ene Dogs 1125 KITE #4.YJ * sec>-* MOTOR HOMES
deslp etc. 5 year part.a Outt1ta. EJectrlcal TOOlt, ""'"" ... u l·yr NEW! * XI.Jn'• guarantee. Free equity, bal-AJr Oompreucn.. LABRADOR • w.,,uUIUV' <DND' * HS-Ul7 ALL MAKES le MODEl..c;
ance oolY $!9.SO cub or LOTS or MISC. -CHEAP! ANDl puppies. GrMt for · 1967 mucxs
terina cl $5 per mootb. For S.S.S. Howe kids °' hU11tin&· "Many NEED Putx1er tor Ollum-
tree home ckmom1ntian, DO oww. C.M. ~ built.tn e:xtnil-" 3000 OIJf bia 22 -~ wm ti.De. BEACJI QTY
phone SlM616. 546-3616 or ~6 Dr., N.B. 64S-597S 546-95'lt. or ~3211 CAMPERLAND t=======:c::::= WHIRLPOOL wuber $75/ GDlMAN SHEP. PUPPIES amtii'flf'ULGtmlne 8"d-16555 Beach Bl\'d., H.B.
Mullcal Inst. 1125 Keamaft el« drytt $25. AKC/Bttd tor Tempera· lib lApattUJI. 11' wtdl 540-Rl
--------4 dnrr LeeaJ Wot cabinet '25, m en t, Intdllge.nce 6 jib. MIUlt Sell! $550. 54M385 $750. 60 FORD Lon& I wide
SACRIFICE: U> Ball, 0&-Rock'1 en.Jr no, Floor lamp Beauty! SAJL NO 3326. XlfOCK bfd P u. I: Kmip J:<oadles
1 u x e Rivoli Aecordlon. $5, Bed aide table $10, Glasa $75 A up. * 847-1980 R8oCil.ll Sabot $275.. Paddle-Kine Camper wlboot, Ice
Black w1th SHvtt trim., 9 lop cotftt tablt no. 2 Head-. RARE PULi PUPS board $!&. * Mf-1151 box no v wtriq 646-2%14
dif. lnlt. 1Dne1 (()rp.D, Yi<>-boarda UO. * 54&-~ ExL-ellent Cbampiomhtp '67 DODGE CAMPER VAN
l.ln, clarinet, etc.), with RELAXJ~R. r;ypewrit-Badcground -A1ao Stud Power CrulMrs 9020 SlttP' s. IDIHn:!. Auto.
cue. Hu electric amc>· er. West ghae debsbr, "' * C21l) 626-59116 * <X>MPLEI'ELY ~UIP'D!
unit built in It for hookup bench ~r. d r a p e r y a· CABIN Qu1aao w/trtr. $3700 * Call 847-0771
to atttt"O or ampllfter. Or-hardware, all yery ebeap or ~ of Ycdiea ~ Xlnt for ftahtn1. wlba.Jt '&4 DODGE VAN A-JOO G~
!ainall1 paid $l<XKI oew for trd far car,,entry work. Adulta. Al!O Tiny toy JJOOd· tank. etc. TWin 35 bp cut-S)' Camper Sink. Jee-box,
It -Played only 1 mootha Nl--8fT3 lee Term•. goo "" for brd. $750 bmdlea. 54().31162 bedalttc 540-U33
-A tremendous n.lue at both. 897-8966, S:.2964 $350. &73-6303 or 834-256& STANLEY 10" coo.et. saw $60 BASSET P\lll9 AKC Cam 30' TROJAN '62; TS, 215 i:1 FORD CaboYer Camper
2 VIOLINS, one Eberle A DIV airoomJll'ft90C $30. Nr ploo Stock. Tri oolora II red :· SS,6 Rdf~~ ea: Low mileage. Exeoellmt ~
new ridlna lum mower, ,. white _ maltt I: female.. ~. .~ .. ._. • dition 842-3'29 one F Rugeriu.a. 4 bowa, cost $179, aell for $100. BSA-_,.,., ~"""'
one Hill II Sona, one Mar· 500 cc $375, Trailer $50. 5'6-D3 ~kl loets 9030 tin, one Penzel I: ooe ~ 6*-1251 4 SPRINGER SPANIEL PUPS,~ ...... ..-----_______ _
known. 2 V\olin Alliiatar MAPLE DBLE BED with AKC. LIVER I: WHITE. $50. 1K STARCRAFT wJtb Jobn-
cue with cover. 96).7135 ~"'--. • drawtt dreu-* SG-0233 after 4:30 ,._ 15 HP --'--6 "'"-... 5 ...,....__ 0 -.. _.., UAP I w. H•ve ~ w.iuni !
au« pm. er w/mirror, Nlte stand, * FRENCH POODL~ linlental trailer-Ideal u
BW:k Fender ruerbentor Oard RDJ.lamabc w/cards Al<C * REG. aldin( or 'WeH~ tr1p to ~.:-: :::o::e ~
I Uted two time.. Pak! S150 .l l.nk. End ta~Ie. Maple TV, CALL 646-4740 C.talJM. nm UIOO tabl « Imported car. Call OHi
Will MCl'ilice for -6-O>Uee table. Misc! 64S-0456 it tn4) m.26M u 646--s:m
e Vl 7·27ri6 e bcord Player S.t HorMI HlO 14' GLASSPAR, 40 HP ~ -========
Planoe a OrgaM 11JO Ganvd chaniV. 2 IPICn. BEAUTIF1.JL steel l'l"Y 1" rude. trailer, aJda, $$(). ALFA ROMEO
amp, tuner, FM racbo. $60 Anbtsn me.re 4 years old, ~. 333~ Amett!.yst
Imported Autot 9600
! DESPERATE!
8Aninnen 675-1S.2, 3-5 p.m. 10 hands. R.ee.11y atiow• 11er ·11 ALFA Romeo SpydfoT
-'7 5' x 9' PING Poog table, type. Ney11eyn blood line. Martne Eq~ '°'5 with hardt()p, ndi~. nf'W
ONMlft Class _,.. •·k ns Shown 11uC<'easful.l.y 1n b.al-tirf.11. .... -needt ......,t. "" •II.I . . t'r WUI mak' t!Xcellent OUTBOARD motoB. J5 ..,, Dlr. 4M-7503
Join the IUD of leld"llinl to c.ll 847-2427 or aee at 89'11 show plPasUtt hone. Gentle E\tl.Dnlde, elec. IW't"', 30 :;;S'995=======:::=
play tM HAMMOND OR-Comet Qr<U, WHtminater for a knowl-ble nder. hp JohMQn. 545-DJJ.
GAN! Tutaday. June 27th, blu/: ~··-le UGO AREA nJ&, IJ'Tl, 6.1.l-0181 AUSTIN HEALEY
MEET •••• • • •
..... OUR
SALESMAN
OF THE
MONTH
Butcti ha11 bN'n with
Orick lwnon for OYrf'
six yean DOW aod has
beel'I sale.man of thf:
month maey times.
Butdl started w I t h
Ouck in tile service de-
p8rtment. and •fter a
two year <1tlnt in the
Navy, rttur'Md to bf..
roml" one ol Chick'•
mot1I valuM>I" prof e11-
lliona I saltt.m"'1
Alked wtiy hr cno.e
l)uck I VL'f'900 and al'IO
Volkawagtn hf. stated,
"Mr lveno1fa unusual·
ly •trict polJciK in ~
ge.rds to ·~11tnm!'r n'lll
e '64 RIVIERA e
3,\cn>-nu. to.ded! + Air.
$3600. All whJte W/iJ'ftfl
upbol. 642-4181 evea.
CADILLAC
1.0WNER
"LEISURE WORLD"
'43 Cadillac Sedan. Re<'l'Ot
tires, Original 2·1one grey
A collector'• item'
$195 cesti'
Tommy Ayres Chevroll't
946 S. Coaat Hwy.
Li!guna Beech 4.94-TI44
CAO~·~ El-Dorado. low
mileagr, xln t <"Ol"ld..; light
blue w/wtute top. $3500
ORIG'N'L OWNER. 173-1192
56 CADILI...AC ~n <1e\)u1., SS8 Ca.sh
642· 7G81 '8fl 6PM
CHARGE IT!
FOID
'65 FORD FAIRLANE
e Stab Wagon • Bloe
• ~ Stet!Tinc
• Automatic 'Ttanlm1ake
• Power Brak•
• R.ad>o It Heater
• New Wbita Wall tina
• 3&,00G miles Uld In ex-
cellent rond1tion $1396.
• Stt al
DAILY Pn.oT
Employe pa.rldq lot.
330 Witt Bay Street
Costa Meq
or Call 642-4.m and
uk for
BUSUle91 Manaau'a omee. * "Air Conditioned•
'64 FORD GALAXlE "SOO"
4 Dr. Spt Sfodan. AIT,
Pwr Slter, R/H etc. Stui>-
mn1 Arctic White w/tm-
mac Fawn Inter. A kM m.I.
impn!sa!ve space qe car
from a Unr home'
ONLY $15951
2 Yr OK llJllf/GMAC tuma
Tommy Ayrec Chevroi.t
946 S. Coast Hwy.
LAGUNA BEACH
Open 'til 9 4M-7744
ROY CARVER
PONTIAC
2125 Barbor Bl., Costa Mes.a
116-4444
Qruaot Q)anty'a Exclalfvoe
Dealer for RDU. -Royee and
Bent{).
'81 BONNEVILL.E. AIR,
LOW-MI. lJKE NEW! PVT·
PTY. 673·TI72
T-BIRD
'1 T-BIRD, 4 dr LaAdau, full
,.,..,... •air. Dark gray with
lf'l1 l&DdAu upholstuy 5,-
000 mlle1 wtth tull f'oro Mo-
tt Oo. aoarantee 24,UOO
mile. R.ttaila ov-er $6.IXX> Will
aacrlfl~ $4T1!i.
NEWPORTER MOTORS
:1136 ttarbor C M. 548-85.1
'«> SUN1t00F T-BIRD
~JC. AJr, Sterro-
ll)kn, R&H. All elecl
, REAL CHERRY'
1517 WESIOJFF DR/NB.
64&-0'lro, 646-56l9 f'\/eS.
'61 T·BIRD
Good cood11.Jon 54S-3519
DON'T Jiw It away, ret
qulclc cub fDr ft with •
o.ily Pilot want Adi
6G...s678
Imported Auta. 9600 Imported Auto& 96001mported Autos
FIAT CITY
ORANGE COUNTY'S ONLY
FtAT & FIAT AIARTH DEALEI
'1795 IASE ~~·1;9'+6 $4w:r m~ 6 x 9• f15. $240 l3" tbl REGISTERED % Ar•blan Boat Sllp, Meorfnt 90M '66 AUSTIN HMley 3IXX>
Cin<'ludea lnltrUcUan book mode~ ~~Stereo C'hestDut Matt, 3 yeen old, DUE to addltknal ap&ft.-Ma!'i( Ill conv~ OOE
and 23 pie«• of mualc). tape 1.,.1 h.and.a, Outnand:ln( bead aion. ~~ yactlt .Ups °'"''r. ~r l'M'W!
HAMMOND BASS~ ~ • AKC Cham-Rood woliwlR n>are EniJ.l.th now avail at $1.'IS I root. $2195 Dlr 494-750.1
In CORONA DEL MAR PION Stock. Tri colors .l or wes1Prn Has been shown, Marlna <tel Rey Hole! ~ AUSTIN C'OCJIM'r 1s1
2854 E. C.oast Hwy. 673·8930 red A whit!! • malea I fe-I.st I: 2Dd in halt~. Tra.lnt'd 13534 Ball Way, Marina del ONE ownf'r. Tiu::h and ra-
ll<Jnl mNll' me proud to ' ~e a pArt al lus or· I ganU.ation A, lo why l
~ Volksw1111;m. 11ti't 1t
11mt )'(lU wen rln•ing 1
THE FIAT
860 coup/,
IMMEDIATE
DELIVERY
"CRAZYFlNGERS" Ward m.Jea, 545-2083 !or expeM!'ncl'd nden. Rey. Ask for Lob.. S3MAll <ho. It .000 miles
saya. whatever piano or UPHOLS'I'ERING -$79.50, 2 633-07!1 a.nytune * l4' SLIP WANT!D! Dir 494-7SOJ
Of'ilD )'Oil .,.. 1ooklnc I« pc. CEuropHn craftamen} 1965 CUSTOM Exhibitor 2 CUh or will udJle UN -.60 AUSTIN WAGQ>l
-new, ueed. 'Pinet. up-Free Mt, de.I. pickup, 2l5 ho.._ tralJer Good tins, ~ o< Cal 24 for aamt. Pm-$34.'> Good cond' Moror
rfiht or p-and. we ban It )if.aja, HB "Berey" ~ Cf'lltly p&lnbed. Excell,nt lftaula lftf · * fn.l&JI «Wtthaul. ~1 eves.
or oan iet It for you . ANO UPRIGln' Pl&Do y/bencb condU1on. Sac:ritice fOI' ~-. USTIN
at • price you .W ~· S9Q.. 1'e Exrc delk $30. oOJ m-07IJ. _ Mobile ....,.. 9200 * S8 A ' *
n-y ua and lff' 3040 lfARDING WfU'/CM. TRANSPORTATION ~t bra11e A ~;,!!,
WARD'.0 BALDWIN mrn10 -. .... -• ~-'100 -.. _ ............ ,, &"I'OVE, wuhl111 machine, •nnl..ld<n ---...... 1*:n N11wport Blvd., C.M. coudl. Xlnt condltlotr. Boat. I Yedtts 9000 n. ClloiL'e &y loc.aUon. e 642-3484 • SACRIFJCE' 6'2·1J80 Ne)Ct Moana AJ)ts. Partially BEWL nwr.i a N.-w CONN ORGAN ____ _...,,.....,--, UDO 14 lum Reupneblt . No 6
sg.75 1 WEEK 10 SP SchwlM $40 Slnitt * with 1r11Uer * Lido North Back ol 1V1 SAVE $400 ~ N. M&l.n, SA S47.-i Portablr $20 Waltenuk ~ !143-351.S lJdo Put Dr 13'f.9!tn, 1~ DIESEL SWAN
PRTVATF.-PAR1i' WANTS
1'0 'Rtl'' PIANO roll
CASH ·~'4:i.9.'l.t1
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N'COl'Clrr S.iO fi73-2624 _W_A_NT-ED' --; SM AIL 673-220'1 _ fi.46-74..'17
-Daily Pilot Wanr adaLJ R~TON WllAl,f:R 1'i '" v .. OAJLY PROT -'Tlle qu1ckes )"OU ~
AlwfU'I a Go-Col 40-HP • 67>1~ Q aulftM The quicltu )'O'I w11
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Ji.II Strwt .....,..,
, ........ ,..i..llkl
HJ-HM
co.
1969 HARBOR BLVD .. COSTA MESA
642-4874 OPEN JULY 4tft ALL DAY
'O . .A.C. 41 MOS. FINANCING AVAILABLIE
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TOMORROW •••
****** JULY 4th
A Day To Be Proud
On this clay, lnclepenclence Day, we proudly recall those wllo woe ._
precious freedom. Let us pledge ourselves to the presenatloe of tllat
Independence. May our country remain the land of the free, home of
the brave.
He .Was Ready
To Pay The Price
Of Freedom •••
Tliemas ~w knew the risk lnYolvecl when lie drafted the Dedc.w-
hes, their fomnes ancl their sacncl honor" when they sicJnecl that
Declaration. They It the torch that millions of Americans have caniecl
so proucly for 191 years!
IN CONGRESS. 1VLY4. 1776
I
~nmmiUt0~4raflolt~ ....... $tdte$ ~tntrira,, I:
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THIS REMINDER SPONSORED BY THE FOLLOWING PATRIOTIC CITIZENS ., .,
WINDrs AUC110N
20751h Nwrport ahd., Colf1 Mes. 646-8616
(PINK'S) COSTA MESA PHARMACY
1820 N. Newport Btvd., Cotta Mesa 541-1505
SWISS CHALIT RESTAURANT
414 N. Newport BMI,. Newport 8Mch 646-5313
THE J.C. CARTER COMPANY
671 W. 17th Street, Ca.ti Miu 541-3421 ons ELECTRONICS
924 South Lyon St., S-ta Ana 547~94
CHM.COAT 10-WSON
TYPING SCHOOL
178 Del Mar, Co.ta Mesi LI 1-2159
NATE READFS WEST AUTO SUPPLY
1959 Harbor Btvd., Cost1 MMe 5484411
ORANGE COUNTY ASSOCIATES
9252 Garden Grove Blvd., Suite 21, Gerden Grove
537-2311
BE CRON
11026 Garden Grove Blvd., G1rden Grove 534-0529
HART'S SPORTING GOODS
538 Center St., Cost1 Mesi 646-1919
COURY'S RESTAURANT
143 w. 19th St., Com Mesa 642.0712
CAL'S CAMERA INC.
1780 Newport Blvd., Cosf 1 Mesa 646-9314
M'GOO'S
2600 WMt <CNtt Hlghwey, Newport Buch 642-1 131
TRANSPORT DYNAMICS, INC. .
3131 Welt S.,.strom, Senta An• 546-3131
VARIAN DATA MACHINES
1590 Monrovia, Newporl Beech 646-9371
BOB'S BIG BOY
154 E. 17th StrMt, Cost• Mela 646-2354
STAR T.V. COLOR SPECIALISTS
2301 W. Balbo• Blvd., Newport Beach 673-5700
HUNTINGTON BEACH
FULLER BRUSH DEALER
Edith Th•cker•y 962·5244
TELONIC ENGINEERING COMPANY
Post Office Box 277, L•guna B .. ch 494-9401
RESERVE UFE INSURANCE COMPANY
129 Cabrlllo, Suite 1 ·B, Cost• Mes. 646-7753
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL
UFE INSURANCE COMPANY
901 Dover Drive, Newport Beach 642-0655
U. S. DIVERS COMPANY
3323 W. Warner, Santa Ana , 549-2241
CUFF'S AUTO REPAIRS
1747 Ana.,.im St., Costa Mesa 541-4717
CARDINAL CLEANERS & LAUNDRY
477 Old Newport Blvd., tl•wport Beach 646-3023
DUNCAN ELECTRONICS INC.
2165 Falrvi•w Rd., Costa Mesa 545·8281
GLAMOUR HAVEN BEAUTY SALON
1170 W. Baker, Costa Mff• 546-7193
COSTA MESA CAR WASH
20Sf H1rbor Blvd., Costa Mesi 646-3510
HAllOR ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH
740 W. Wiison, Costa Me11 5'41-4704
cosrA MESA CHRISTIAN SCHOOL
740 W. Wfleon, Costa Mff• 548-7295
SAM'S ITALIAN MARKET
& RBTAURANT
1909 Harbor Blvd., Cost• Mesa 541-7122
WBTEIN GIRL. INC.
2700 Hert.or BIOi., Cotta Mesa 646-7451
ENSIGN YACHT
2703 W. Coest Hwy., Newport BeKh 541-1131
SEA SCHWINN llKE SHOP
333 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa 646-7706
TRADEWINDS U9UOR STORE
6710 W. Cout Highway, Newport BMch 541-7163
IAY CLEANERS
1687 Orange Ave., Coat• Mesa 541-3560
CONNELL CHEVROLIT
2121 Harbor Btvd., Costa Me.a 546-1200
BALBOA BIKE SHOP
1505 W. Balbcwi Blvd., Balbcwi 673-5051
THEODORE ROBINS FORD
2060 Heritor Blvd., Co.ta Me.a 6424010
SERVONIC INSTRUMENTS INC.
1644 Whittier, Costa Mesa 642.2400
STANSBURY BUICK
234 E. 17th, Costa Mes. 541-7765
DANA LABORATORIES INC.
2401 Campus Drive, Irvine 133-1234
UNIVERSITY OLDSMOBILE
2850 Harbor Blvd., Cotta Mes. 546-5550
COSTA MESA CONVALESCENT
HOSPITAL
661 Center Str .. t, Cost• Mesa 646-9679
"WIWE'S" COUNTRY KITCHEN
2271 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa 548-9020
(formerly Mohr't Cafe)
ELZORE'S GUITAR STUDIO
1505 Mel• Verde Ent, Costa Mesa 540-220I
KARMAN ANSWERING SERVICE
2991 Gr•ce Lane, Costa Mela S40-1m
JENSEN MARINE CORPORATION
235 Flsch•r. Costa Mela 646-3081
SURF & SIRLOIN RESTAURANT
5930 W. Co.st Highway, Newport Beach 646-4202
SADDLEBACK INN
696 South Co.it Blvd., Latguna Beech 494-9436
BRIGGS CUNNINGHAM
AUTOMOTIVE MUSEUM
250 Baker St., Costa Mesa 546-7660
WHm HORSE INN
3295 Newport Blvd., Newport Beech 673· 1374
DAVEY'S LOCKER
SPORTFISHING CENTD
632 lido Park Driv•, Newport Beech 673-1 434
JltlS TEXACO SERVICE
71 00 W. Coe1t Highway, Newport S..ch 642·7317
PLAYBOY HAIR STYLISTS
1120 Irvin• Ave., w ... cllff Pfau , N.B. 54&.0460
MESA VERDE REAL TY
21.SO M•• Verde Drive, Cost• Mesa s..6.5990
BLANKINSHIP. FLOORS
( Carpet-Unoleum J
JE 1-2807 JE 1-1971
HARIOI 'TUNSFEI & STORAGE
375 E. 17th sm.t, Cost• Mesa 541-7323
Ml. Elmer Smith
ED llDDLI HALTOR. INC4
Newport at V1ctwt1, c:.t1 ._. 646-8111
NEWPOIT SHOIES IEAUTY SALON
210 '2nd St,. .... ,.,. leech 54M520
ODlrl PAMOUS
SlUFfED HAMIUIGR
212 E. 17th St .. c:..ta Mesa 646-4303
ATLAN11C RESUACH CORPORATION
3333 H.trbor Blvd., Coda Mesa 546-8030
SAM'S SEAFOOD
16271 Pacific Coast Hwy .. Huntington leech
4»-7552
JET FITTIN& &· SUPPLY COMPANY
1321 Ellf Wlkeham St.,. Santa AM 547-4173
IJ SPORTS CARS
2133 ....... BM.. Cod• Mee.I 540 4491
COSTA MESA U-HAUL UNTALS
1930 Newp0,t Bhd.. Cost1 Mesa 642..5451
FAR EAST MAYR.OWER
DOMESTIC AGENCY
2626 Newport Blvd.. Newport a..dt 673-5630
HUN11N&TON HACH
CONVALESCENT HOSPITAL
11792 o.1 ... ,., Huntintton INch 147-3515
EVERm H. MICHAEL REALTOR
S07 E. lllboa lhd., Balbolt 67UllO
LIAR JET INDUSTRIES, RESEARCH
DEVELOPMENT LAIORATORY
2001 South Ritchey, Senta AN 547-3906
THE CREEL YS' BOOKSTORE
444 E. 17th St., Coda Mesi 646-7502 )
IAL-IEACH IROASTED CHICKEN
515 E. lllbN ltwl., Balbol 673-5920
NOACK TROPHY-Glm
102 E. 16th St., eo.t• Mesa 646-3141 C/
HOWSTERS NURSERY &
FLOWER SHOP
2640 ........,. lhd,. Cost• Mesi 546-5525
LA COCINITA RESTAURANT
2239 Fai""-w, eo.ta Mesi 54J.9207 "'
IAY DEPAl'TMENT STORE
303 Mn St., a.1-. 673-5650 "\
ANTHONY'S rtAUAN MARKET
& DEUCA TESSEN
279 E. 17th St., C.t• Mesa 646-121 1
CLARKFS SURF SHOP
103 15th St., Newport S..Ch
HAllOR AUTO IODY
'57 W. 17th St., Cod• Mesi 642-6943
MAIERRY'S SHOE REPAIR
1'90 Harbor ltvd., Cost• Mesa 646-3311
DAVIDSON REALTY
Rttr. 2750 Harbor 59, Costa Mes. S46-S460
&. O. IUCCOLA . INVESTMENT CO.
Ill Dover Drive, Newport Beach 642.0162 co1rs TY
2276 Col , Co.ta Mesa 646-4114
HUNTINGTON BEACH
BOARD OF REALTORS
17931 a..ch Blvd., Suite F, Huntlneton leach
147-4093
NEWPOIT HARBOR/COSTA MESA
IOARO OF REALTORS
41 North Newport Blvd., Newport Beach 646-1671
GIRAID'S COWGE OF BEAUTY
2167 Newpod Blvd., Co.ta Me.a 675-5010
~ccwner 19th St.)
MUTUAL SAVINGS & LOAN
ASSOCIATION
2847 Elsf Cont Highway, COtlOf'l1 del Mir 675-5010
COSTA CAR COMPANY
1"9 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa 642-4874
IAUOA PAVILION RESTAURANT
400 M.ln StrMt, lalboa 673-4633
SANTA ANA UNCOLN·MERCURY
1111 N. Main, Santa Ana 547-5661
GREEN HAVEN NURSERY
GARDEN CENTER, INC.
2123 Newport Blvd., Costa MeU 646-3925
\JIM SLEMONS IMPORTS
417 W. Warner, Santi ·Ana ~2512
corr DRAPERY CLEANERS
1702 Newport Blvd., (It 17th), Costa Mesa 642.0270
PACIFIC VIEW MEMORIAL PARK
Mlusoleum & Funerel Services
22220 MacArthur Blvd., Newport hlch
HENTON'S FURNITURE STORE
511 W. 19th St., Coste Mell 642-7760
JOHNSON & SON'
LINCOLN-MERCURY -COUGAR
900 W. Co.it ·Hlway, Newport S..ch 642-4911
HENDERSON'S T.V. & APPLIANCES
1877 H1rbor Blvd., Costa Men 548-7801
C & W PAINT & BODY SHOP
1955 Church St., Co1t1 Mesa 646-8959
DUNTON FORD
2240 S. Main, S•nta Ana 546-7070
MESA CENTER AUTOMOTIVE CENTER
196 E1tt 16th St., Costa Mesa 548-0566
KIRK JEWELER ·
2300 Herbor Blvd., Costa Mesa 54S.94t5
CRANCE GLASS COMPANY
2534\.'J Newport Bfvd., Costa M.... 646-9259
GEORGE WIWAMSON, RL TR.
3109 Newport Blvd., Newport Beech 673-4350
PmR CHRISTIAN OF THE
NEWPOTRER INN BEAUTY SALON
644-0340
LESTER RYONS & COMPANY
3425 E. Coa1t Hwy., Corona del Mar 673-8380
STEER 'N STEIN RES?AURANTS
1170 W. Baker Ave., Cotta Met.
(Pantry Shopping Center)
REINERTS OCEANFRONT
SPORTSWEAR
22nd & OCMnfront, N•wport BHch
( 1 block from Pier)
KARAMS RESTAURANT
501 N. 30th St., New rt BHch 673.2930
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