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EDITION N.Y. Stoeks
VOL. 601 NO. 2Sd, I SECTIONS, 80 PAGES NEWPORT BEACH, CALIFORNIA WEDNESDAY,, OCTOBER I 8, I 967 TEN CENTS
Venus Hot Stuff
Warm Welcome for Russian Capsu"le
HOMECOMING HOPIPULS -These three senior
princesses (left to right) Chris Johnson, Tracy
Sherick and Joan Russell aspire to be homecoming
queen of Newport Barbor High School. Wmner will
reign over homecoming dance following football
game Saturday night.
t\ntl-draft Mebs Thin
Oakland Police Grab 32,
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Riot E.nrers Third Day
1"rola' Wireferrieel oAltLAND-A nnllllr. more peace-
able throng of anti.war demonltra·
tors, still 2,500 ttrong. re1U1Ded their
siti-in at the Oakland Arm)' Induction
Center here today.
It was the third daJ of a nation-
wide "Stop the DN.ft" protest move·
menl
Nevertheless, police stuads wedged
repeatedly through the throng and at
leat.t 32 demonstrators. were herded
into police vans. None ~ffered resist·
ance but a few went limp and had to
be carried aboard.
The peaceful picketing was in sharp
contract to Tuesday's protest when
police used billy clubC and tear gas
cam to ~rse a milling mob of
3,500. One ptcket tossed a road flare
and others burled chunks of concrete.
Among those taken Into custody was
David Harris, 21, former Stanford
University student body president
from Fresno.
Harris presently ia western seere·
tary of the War Resistors League, one
of the spon~ors of the nationwide
"Stop the Draft Week."
He was among 20 who staged a 10
minute sit-in at a <MJrway shortly be·
(0re civilian workers arrived at the
center. Another gropp of about a doz-
en made a similar attempt later when
eight bus loads of inductees arrived
for procesaing.
Most demonstrators paraded peace·
fully. chanting "Hell no, Don't p ." A
shaggy haired youth with rags
wrapped around bis feet carried an
American Flag upside down, explain·
in& it was "the international distress ......... " s'6'--·
The police squads swept through the
picket lines to make the arrests and
later surrounded buses carrying about
250 inductees. Officers formed a cor·
don to allow the inductees to move
from the buses to the center in about
five minutes.
A couple of inductees flashed V fot
Vietory signs as they emerged Crom
the buses. The demonstrators respond·
ed with cheers.
Prior to the sit.down, cburcb rep.
resentatives of several faiths includ-
ing Catholic, Methodist, Episcopal,
Presbyterian and Baptist. held a
communion service across the street
from the induction center. A jug of
wine and bread were passed.
Th' antidraft demonstrators had
capped a violent 24-bour period Tues-
day nlght by deciding to avoid new
battles with police and shift the em-
phasis to peacefUl picketing.
More than 2i> persons were hurt ear-
lier when police broke up a massive
attempi to blockade the center. Near-
ly 150 persons have been arr~ in
two days of protesl by antiwar groups.
Harl>or High's
Homecoming
11.opla Hear.ti :&'' I . -·-.,.,.. Newport Harbor Hlgll School lttt·
dents today released helium balloons
to 'prove that their school is truly
"out of sight."
It wu put of the Homecoming Week
hoopla leadibg to the foo«l>all iame
Sltmday night. •
Thursday the students will bold a
noon-hour dance. Friday there will be
a bicycle parade.
On Monday the students handily de-
feated the faculty in a tug-of-war and
Tuesday students wore mod clothes.
A victory brea.kf ~t will be held
in the school cafeteria Saturday morn-
ing. The game will be at 8 p.m.
against Santa Ana High.
Coronation ol the Homecoming
Queen, who will reign over the dance
to follow. will be held at halftime.
Three senior princesses are in the
running. They ~ Chris Johnson,
Joan Russell and Tracy Sllerick.
Junior princess is Lucy Seminuk,
sophomore princess is Nancy Nep-
tune, and freshman princess is Sue
McGinley.
Steele Market
NEW YORK (AP)-The stock mar·
ket put on a scrambled performance
late this afternoon. Trading was active.
(See quotations, Pages 10-11.)
Gains outnumbered losses on t h e
New York Stock Exchange but the
averages were down due to weakness
in their blue chip components.
MOSCOW (UPI) -An unmanned
Soviet apace package planted the ham·
mer and sickle national emblem on
Venua today and radioed hick tba't
tbe planet waa shrouded in gas and
too bat for human life.
Tbe Tau News Agency said the
~t pr., made a aoft parachute
1udilW oe Ge planet almost 50 Plil·
lion des nay and sent back coded
word that t( wu layered in carbon
dioxide and bid temperatures u bigb
Nobel Prize
In Medicine .
To lJ.S. Duo
STOCKHOLM (UPI) -The 1967
Nobel Prise in medicine was awarded
jointlY today to two American pro-
feaon and 1 Swede for their work in
stud1tDc and unJiroving eyesi«bt. one
of man's most treasured gifts.
They were Prof. Kaldan K. Hart·
line, 63, of Rockefeller University in
New York City, PrOl. George Wald.
80, of Harvard University, Cambridge,
Ma11., and Finnish-born Prof. Ragnar
Granit, rn, ~ Stockholm. now attach·
ed to Oxford University in England..
The awarding bod,y, the faculty oC
~ ol the RoJal C&roline 1•
1titiJle, Ai4 tJae '62,000 prim WU liv·
en to thenr4r 'their ctilcoveries coe-
cerDillg the primary chemical and
pbysjological visual processes in the
eye."
The Nobel Prize for medicine was
won last year by two Americana,
Prof. Peyton Rouse of Rockefeller Uni·
versity and Charles Huggins of Ben
May Laboratory, Cbicago, fOr their
work in cancer treatment.
Wald, a native of New York City,
attended New York University and
Columbia University where he re-
ceived a Pb. D in 1932 before bec<>m·
ing professor of biology at Harvard •
While on a national research coun·
cil fellowship he worked in the labora·
tory of Otto Warburg in Berlin where
he first identified vitamin A in the
retina of the eye. He worked later in
the laboratories of Paul Karrer in
Zurich and Otto Meyerho! in Heidel·
berg.
Hartline. who has been with Rocke·
feller University since 1953. studied
medicine at Johns Hopkins University
in Baltimore where he obtained a doc·
tor's degree in medicine in 19'l7.
He studied theoretical physics in
Germany. and worked, like Wald, for
some time with Selig Hecht. a visual
perception physiologist.
By the 19305 . Hartline was consid-
ered one of the leading experts of the
world in this field.
Granit was born in Helsinki in 1900
and is now working at Oxford on a
book about Sir Charles Scot Sherring-
ton who was awarded a Nobel Prize
(See NOBEL, Pare %)
U.S. Challenged
~y Greece for
America's Cup
Oakland Municipal Court Judge Del·
mar Brobst meted out 1().day sen-
tences to folksinger Joan Baez and
102 othen who were among 123 ar-
rested in Monday's demonstrations at
the lndtiction center.
s~alp Indian Lfturels~
By ALMON LOCKABEY .......... ..,.
• King C.Onstantine of Greece has
thrown his hat in the ring for a
chance at the America's Cup in 1970.
The challenge from the Royel Yacht
Club of Greece makes the third chal·
1enge to be issued since the American
defender lntrepid &Wept to a 4-0 vic-
tory over the Austl'alian challenger
Dame Pattie in September.
The other challengers were the Roy·
al Dorset Yacht Club of England and
the Yacht CJub d'Hyeres of France.
The New York Yacht Club bas a
policy considering all dlallenges re-
ceived within 30 days of the conclu·
sion of an America's Cup series as
having been re<:eived simultaneously.
· King Constantine himself is one Of
the top helmsmen tn international
JAchting. He Is a former Olympic me·
&tlfat In the 5.5 Meter Class and is
also active in Dragons.
The third chaJlenge may prompt
the New York Yacht Club. to adopt a
policy requiring European challengers
10 conduct an elimination contest be-
fore the NYYC accept& a challe'Dge.
, . (
Senteftced with Miss Baez were her
mother, Mrs. Joan Baez, and her sis-
ter. Mimi Farina.
The 100 had pleaded no contest and
were sentenced forthwith with no al-
ternative offer to pay fines.
The judge offered to give student!\
-the optiOft of serving five weekends so
(See DRAFT. P1(e %)
Car Hits Pole
Injuring Driver
A Corona del Mar driver suffered
a fractured jaw when his car crashed
into a utility pole near the Costa Mesa
Golf and Country Clut 'l'ue!lday, Cos·
ta Mesa police reported t-Oday,
Bernard L. Berg. 41. or S32 Hazel
Drive, Coro.,a del Mar. was in satis-
factory <¥>ndltlon today, authorities at
Hoag Memorial Hospital said. He also
suffered a knei! injury and many cut$.
Police seid that Berg'11 vflhicle ap·
parenUy ran orf th~ roadway of Golf
Cour se Road, south of Mesa V(rde
Drive East, at about noon. The car
struck an Edison Compan)' pole.
Can't See Signs for Trees
Corona del Mar merchants today
are on the warpath against scores of
Indian laurel trees tining East Coast
Highway.
The trees, say the merchants. arf'
too shaggy and should be scalped. or
at least given a close haircut.
A modish bowlcut is preferred. ac·
cording to Corona del Mar Chamber
of Commerce President Hubert Peir·
sol.
Druggist Peirsol said a campaign
has been launched to win City Council
approval or a tree-trimming program.
The trees, planted about six years
ago, have grown too fa st. he explain-
ed. and "They're obliterating a lot of
expensive signs."
"A resolution is being sent by the
chamber to the City Council asking
that the trees be trimmed Into a ball
shape. They're too bushy now anct
reach above store windows. blockini:
off signs and marquees from the
Jamaica Inn to Shorecliffs."
All 40 chamber member11 present at
the group's last meeting endorsed the
resolution, Pelrsol noted.
Individual store owners will also
contact councilmen by letter and in
person , he added.
Peirsol said Corona del Mar busl·
nessmen are trying to be reasonable
about the problem. "The trees are
beautiful." he said. "We'd much pre-
fer seeing them trimmed lhan seein)
them removed "
The plan may not win city approval
easily, however.
Mrs. Isabel Pease, Newport's most
prominent beautification leader. in·
dicated as much at this week's New·
port Harbor Chamber of Commerce
meeting.
She told a DAlL Y PILOT reporter
that she had heard of "a plan to make
Corona del Mar's highway trees look
I ike lollipops."
''That's the most ridiculous thing I
ever heard or." she said.
Mrs. Pease is a for mer long-time
member of the city's Parks. Beaches
and Recreation Commission. which
traditionally deals with city beau ti·
fication matter s. Her .view!! stm carry
quite a bit of weight wi1h the com-
mission. as well ari with the City
Counc il.
as 536 degrees fahrenheil There was
no magnetic field or radiation belt
arounci it.
The instruments did not relay photo-
graphs, officials said.
Tass said the instrument package
deposited a metal pennant with the
c.oat of arms of the Soviet Union -
presumably a metal that could with·
stand the heat. Russia's first moon
probe carried a similar pennant.
The capsule named Venus 4 de·
S«!laoob' Need:
tached itseU on command from earth
from its carrier rocket and plopped
down so!Uy on the hot surface at 7:34
a .m. (9:34 a.m. PDT). the Tass News
Agency reported. Western nations also
reported the landing.
(Britain's Jodrell Bank observatory
..said the capsule relayed to earth 96
minutes of coded radio information
about the fog-shrouded planet.)
The Russians scored a smashing
(See VENUS, Page 2)
A Room a Week
For Five Years
By THOMAS FORTUNE
Of Ille DellY l'tlet Sl8ff
"U the stork didn't make another
visit we stBJ would need a new class-
room every week for the next five
yean."
So said Dr. Norman Loats, aasist·
ant Newport-Mesa Unified School Dis·
trict superintendent, in a bond cam-
paign talk Tuesday to Costa Mesa
Rotary Club North.
"This bond election isn't predicated
on any more visits from the stork,"
he said. "We need to lM1d additional cla.ssrooms (or the one year olds, two
yur olds, and three year olds who
wlll • ot school •&e in al~ years."
Dr. 1-ta auertecl ttUll ..... of
tbe '20.7 million bond isl* ~
day 1"0Qld ltlmu.late the Harbor Area economy.
"Every~ was elated wt.en South
Cout Plaza and Fashion I s 1 a n d
opened," he said. "I venture to say
that good schools will do more to
boost the area's economy by attract·
ing new industry than any number of new shopping centers.•·
Dr. Loats suggeated that taxpayers
are saying, "Boy, property taxes have
gone about as far as they can go; I've
bad it." .I
Answering such complaint, he
said, "There isn't a kid around who
wrote a requisition to be born. Let's
not penalize tbe kid~ now. After the
bond election is over let's all get to-
gether -school people. PTAs, ser-
vice clubs -and take a good look at
'MOU STORlCS DUE?'
Schoolm1tn Nor1Mn Lo.n
other methods of fin.ancing schools.
''Right now, we have not one cent
to use for building classrooms." he re-
marked. "I assure you that if bond
issue~ continue to fail, eventually we
(Set LOA TS, Page Z)
Property Tax Adjustment
Asked by School Trust,ee~
A resolution urging that school prop.
erty tax payments be made deducti·
ble from federal income tax was
adopted unanimously Tuesday night
by trustees o{ Newport-Mesa Unified
School District
School board members will now ap.
proach their coogressmen about in-
troducing such a bill.
Trustees also indicated other tax re-
form resolutions may be forthcoming
as they continue to seek property tax
relief for homeowners .
"This is not our whole arsenal,"
Lloyd Blanpied Jr. said. "It is only
our opening shot."
The resoultion pertains only to fed·
eral support. Other proposals deal·
ing with state aid will be taken up ta:
ter. board members indicated.
"f'm concerned about this proposal
being misinterpreted as a r equest ror
federal subsidy," Mrs. Elizabeth Lilly
said.
Other lrustees noted that the district
already is the recipient of federal
Bond Issue Wins
In Los Alamitos
A nearly '2 million school bond issue
ror new classroom construction was
approved Tuesday by voters in the
Los Alamitos Elementary School Dis-
trict
The bonds passed by a margin of
more than 5 to l. The vote for approv·
al was 84 percent. Two·thlrds approv-
al was needed ror passage.
A relatively heavy voter turnout of
26 percent was recorded.
The SJ ,995,000 bond monf'y will be
used to build a new school tn Ross·
moor and add 38 classrooms to seven
existing schools.
grants and suggested that maybe this
would be a way to receive the same
money without strings attached.
Federal money now is earmarked
for specific uses. they pointed out. Un·
der the district's scheme it would be
paid to individual taxpayers in t h e
form oC income tax credits.
The school district would receive no
federal money directly, but lowering
of the voter's tax burden would, school
authorities hope, provide incentive for
passage of school finance measures.
Weather
Those sunny skies will stick
around at least through Thurs·
day. forecaster Dave Burt prom·
iscs. Mercurywise. it.'11 reach 83
along the ocean and 92 in the
county's inland regions
INSIDE TODAY
''Let's dump Johnson.'' cr11
angry Democrats on Page 4 to·
day. while more sympa.thet.ic
Democratic gover11ors plead for
supp o rt on LBJ's Vietnam
policy 01i Page 6.
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CONGRATULATIONS -Dr. George Wald. biology professor at Har·
vard University. receives a kiss from his wife. Ruth. after learning
that he had won the 1967 Nobel Prize in medicine. sharing it with
· two others.
Fire Destroys
Newport House;
No One Injured
Fire raced through a modest wood·
frame Newport Beach house sbortl:v
.,,. before noon today. gutting its interior
"~ · The blaze was snuffed out by fir,..
'-..Dltn's boso before endangerin~ nur·
, · by residencu.
There were appattntlv no injuries,
' firemen reported. •
" The fire at 301 32nd St. possibl~
started in a bedroom closet. Cause ol
' the fire was unkn own. The home was
• ·unoccupied when firemen arrived.
· Neighbors said they saw smoke
pouring from the single·story structure
and notified the fire department, lo-
cated only two blocks away.
A woman living next door reported ·
"I saw the 1>moke, and after calling
firemen I started throwing buckets of
waw ~t of my window."
,. Her property is separated from thP -~ned out house by leas than three .,, , Leet. .... City officials said their records list
·~.Joseph W. Slowiltowski. or 340. Call\·
lina Drive. Newport, as the owner 11r
~ . .\fie cutted residence ..
': 'At least two bedrooms and I h t'
·· 'llitchen were a tot.al loss. Firemen said
.. ·.:.... ho111e may have been unoccupird ,~K 4 ~ «rhen the fire started.
However. a kitchen tap was ru nniniz
• into an overflowing sink as Lirem~i
made their way to the rear of th<'
residence wi th axes and hlgh speed
fans.
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DRAFT • • •
they could keep up school work aml
turned six youngsters over to juve·
nile court.
Elsewhere. there was shovtnR anti
~quabbling in Chicago when poli ce
Forced a gi:oup or women out of lhP
entrance or' an induction center. The
women tried lo form a line across the
entrance u inductees were brought to
the building
Some of the women. members or
the Chicago chapter of "Women for
Peace." booed when one of the in·
ductees shouted. 'Tm ready to ~o
right In Vietnam. I'll serve my coun-
try."
The only violence reported in the
~eries of nationwide demonstration~
was at Madison. Wis.. where nearly
150 pickets staged a sitdown in Uni-
versity of Wisconsin offices. haltinit
iob interviews by representatives of
Dow Chemical Co .. manufacturers of
napalm.
There was a brief fl urry of fistfight·
ine between the demonstrators and
campus police.
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NOBEL ...
ln physiology. or medicine. in 1932.
The Nobel award for literature 1s to
be announced Thursday and the win·
nera In physics and chemistry on Oct
30. The winner of the Nobel peace
prize ls to be announced by end of
the month. It wH withheld last year.
Tbt prlus were eatabllshed by th~
'Will of Alfred Nobel. the miWonalrt
inventor or dynamite who died to
1896.
From Page 1
VENUS • • •
space success as a.o American planet
probe. Mariner S. neared Venua on
a course that would lake it several
I housand miles past the surface of the
planet on Thursday.
Signals from the Soviet Veniu 4
instrument package were being re-
ceived by Russian monitors and. on
invitation. by Jodtell Bank's huge
dish.shaped antenna in England.
The surface of Venu s. shrouded by
a layer of gases that holds in beat as
m a greenhouse. is believed to be as
hot as 800 degrees fahrenheit -enough
to melt lead. .i'l
The Soviets lei JodreU Bank steal a
march on them by aMouncing details.
Not until later did Tass make a dead·
pan announcement.
"The Soviet automatic station Ve-
nus 4 which for the first time soft·
landed on the surface of Venus today:
has transmitted data on the planet's
atmosphere," It said.
Tass said the details received from
the instrument package showed the at·
mosphere on earth's nearest planet
was almost entirely carbon dioxide.
Temperatures ranged from 40 lo 280
rlegrees centigrade at different level!'
on the atmosphere.
There were no traces of nitrogen
and hydrogen. Other vapors account ·
ed for abou t 1.5 percent ·or the at·
mosphere. Tass said.
Al the time the Venus 4 package des ·
cended to the surface ol Venus. the
planet was 49.68 million miles from
earth. The Venus 4 space package was
fired from earth on J une 12. more
than four monttas ago. and traveled
on a curving arc almost 200 mill ion
miles before 1t reached its goal.
I U.S. officials in Washfogton sa1rl
there would be no official comment
on the Soviet triumph, but scientists
m We stern lan<h as well as in I.ht>
Communist world had nothi ng but
praise for the Soviet effort.)
Solar Satellite
'Oso' Launched
CAPE KENNEDY <UPI) -The
United States. undaunted by the spec-
tacular success of Russia's Venus 4
probe, orbited a sun-watohing satel-
lite today lo help develop a radiation
warning system for astronauts.
Thirty-five minutes after launch.
the space agency said the 599-pound
orbiting solar observatory. known as
OSO. had properly aimed its batter~·
of telescopic eyes toward the sun.
ThP spacecrafl. named OSO 4 when
it achieved orbit. is designed to mon·
itor lhP violent tht>rmonuclear 0111.
hurst~ on the sun that occasionaUv
i;hoot lethal dose~ of radiation into
i:pace.
Pellet Gunner ·
Smash Windows
Newport Beach police today were
investigating two incidents or windows
smashed by prOJectiles from either
pellet guJls or BB pistols.
. lohn Mader. principal at llarbor
1-~pi~copalian School al Margucritt
Avcm1P and 5th Strrel reportNt lhM
ri.eht window~ were lll'Okcn l11~t wf'lrk
f'nrl rausinj! $~ danta,r:(e
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Airline Blasts Board Rrilillg
.. :·Air California Cuts Orange County Personnel
W.W: oee .... ffr _. .._,
birds.
That'• the prtd.ioameat .. , ... Air
California alter the Bollrd ol Su-
pervisors Tuetday unanimouslY d~
nied its application for a lease oa It
acres of land 11 Orange County Air·
port for a malJltenantt baa.
As a result. Air California will be
forced lo· move .ome al ill employes
to uotber county. aecordillg to J .
Kenneth. Hµ.11 ol N8Wp0ft Beach.
chairman and prHidellt ot Oraoie
County's only airU..
Hull forewarned~ supervilon this
will result in the loa ol approxim•«ely
f70,000 in personal ADd ales taRt to
the county next year.
Said an airline spokesmaa today.
"We feel tbe ruling is •gaimt ~
best jnter.tsts ot the peciple ol Orange
County. and cert.al.ftly UaiDst Au
Cal's best interests.
Pendleton Fire · .
Flares Up Agfin;
Forest in Flames
A stubborn brulb fire wbicb retu.-
ed to die flared bGck lo life at camp
Pendletoa tocby. jumping ftrelinea and
roaring across the biC Marine~-
Hot Sa.ala Ana wiDda MDl tbr ne•
b~u flamlq W. lHmdreds more
acres near the 2,D already cbarred.
Marine firefi«bten tboQgbt tbty had
~tained tbl CU'I late ~ alter
it hM ~ .... -.. ecra.
in.at bl.ale. ill ...., ... 1111 revtYal
of one wbidl bunled Saday and Moft.
day and had olten bea lboll&bt to
have been doused.
Another stllbbom blue sprtad in
Los Angeles County.
A five-mile-wide fire ta19d UDCOD·
trolled th.U morning la the Lm P~
National Forest about JI mi.lea JIOrth.
weat ol IM Angeles. but bin.es in
Sout.bena Callfomra·, ~ arus
were cOlltained.
· The big fire bumiQg from Tecate.
.Mexico, toward the SU Di11o Coun-
ty line J1lo bad •tarted to die dcnrn.
A new fire wbicb broke out early to-
day in the Lu Uaju Ca11J011 mu in
the Simi Valley, already devutated
by weekend blaus. bl•clcened aboul
200 acres of '9CT'Ub land. but wu not
endangering H Y homes. •
Hottest spot waa the ~ PadrH
Forest. where the fire had a perimt--
ler of aboot ~ miles. Mol'9-t 1than
10,000 acre1 were being comumed by
flames.
The front was moving aw., from
populated arua and into rugged let·
rain. Gusty wioda returned ovenaigbt
and whipped the fire. forcinc evacua-
tion of an alllillary camp for • o m e
900 firefigbten.
Seven tanker plane£ resumed their
bombardment • i l h lire-retardant
chemicall al daybreak
Fr•• P .. e I
LOATS ...
will have Saturday classes. night
classes. and half-day programs ...
Dr. Loats said area voters will bt
given a unique opportunity TuetdaJ.
He referred to the seven · part bond
ballot with each measure to be decided
separately.
"To my knowledge, we are tbe only
~chool dlltrict that has ever done
this." he said. ''In fact we had to get
a county counsel's opinion as to the
legality of doing it.
.. After the last bond election fajted,
we went to the people and said to
them. ·The need was there but you
voted no. why! Where did •e ~oof?'
BROKE IT APART
"They told us that the~ didn 't lik'.
this or that about the proposal Sn
we decided to break it apart." Lo.Ill
ex'llained.
The assistant superintendent ~aid
the first three bond prOPQsals ror
classrooms. sc hool sites. and Newport
Harbor High School rehabilitation are
"just to keep us going."
"It's when J taJt about proposiltons
four and five that I get excited.·· he
said
"Four would give i;~ flexible space
so we could really show you ~ome
l'Hi ciency. We could free a teacher to
work with just a rew children. ~13, be
rive or six youn~sters out or :lJ ju~t
ctid n't gel the lei-!ion. She could "llrk
with them in a ,;mall woup anrt !!4"t
lhPm ha ck in thfo mainstrram · hf'
i;;iif'I.
"Fivt' woul'1 l?IVI' "" Plrmrnt;irv
school Libraries. Wp're nejlot1;it11e
with the cities and have hOn<'li I h ,, ,.
1Vi 1! provide a librarian until A n'clork
al night. Think ol It. every ne11?hhor
hood would have a library. T h 1 ~
would be a major breakthrouJth. ··
SOME DON'T ..
BVT SOME DO
LONG BEACH I AP' -Thr cit~ o• l,on~ Bf'ach h::s 8 safety camp;lt!r
11rJting in white paint .. pt>destrian•
don't cro11:1 here" 1n thr middlr ot th1
hl11ck on "ct~w;ilk ~
PohrP now ar" ~r<trchtn( ror ,om,.
hocfl' 1' ho took A (';IM nf whtll' ~JlfA
p:1101 anti nf'allv wrnf P 1111rtrr thr
I'll\ c ctoc;•o, . i;;,,m,, fin ••
.,,We wanted Orange County Airport
becauae wt reel this county Is our
home, and because our corporate
Madquarters are here. Maybe in the
ctisl.ant future we'll have to move our
corporate headquarters as well."
Hull bad made an impassioned plea
for the Ieaae during a supervisors'
session crowded with private pilots
and owntr1 of homes nur the air-port. .
The private pilots stand to gain the
most from the leue denial. The home.
ownen were objectine to possible
noile from the maintenance base.
Hull said the airline. wblch cur-
r~ Oie1 between Ora&e County
and Saa Francisco, ~· its own
maintenance base at ti.e airport be--
eaUM ol the hl1b cost or aircraft
lttVice rates •I the existiDg facilities.
He said that deaplte he.tvy pas-
~nger traffic, ~ airline i1 still los·
Ing money and doesn't expttt In np·
erate in the black ror sf'veral more
months.
Its own m<iintenance basP woulrl
save the company about S2M.OOO a
year. Hull said.
He noted that he has three loca·
lions in mind ror Air Californ ia's new
home, but would not disclose them.
Air California was opposed at the
meeting by the Orange County Pilots
Association. residents of a housing
tract neai the airport and several
private pilots.
The only support it receh ed was
from a resolution by t.he Newport Har-
bor Chamber of Commerce and two
Santa Ana residents.
Supervisors. however. fell the IO
acres fronting on Campus Drive
should be put out to competitive bid
and private aircraft owners should be
g1"e>n the utmost consideration.
The decision was one or "honor,
dlgruty and propriety .'' Supervisor
William Phillips said. referring lo
the 1963 master plan for airport rtp.
\'elopmcnt. which gave private au·.
cralt priority to the spa<:e.
The other supervisors. atlhough thf'v
eac h praJsed Air Calllornia, agrecit
with Phillips. ln their action, they
backed the county airport comrrussion
recommendation.
In his plea, Hull told supervisor~.
"BecausP of our desire to continue to
orfer m<>•e and greater service to thr>
people of the countr. we must cut our
costs in every feasible way.
"The most certain one ls doing oi1r
own maintenance. And this Is what fie
arP going to do here or elsewhere.
We must therefore have a decision
today for our Orange C-Ounty airline."
Ousted Pastor's Pny
Denwnds 'V nreasonable'
Newport School
Board Fires
Veteran Teacher
Plymouth Congregational Church
of Newport Beach has won the sup-
pCJrt ol a five<hurch ecclesiastical
council in a salary diapute with ousted
Pl,Jmouth miniatM John A. Pridonoff.
it WU announced today.
Tbe Vicarace Council. comprising
repraentattvu of five Southem Cali·
b1lia ConpepUonal chW'cbea. bas
ruled that tbf Rev. Mr. Pr1donorr1 aalsJ reqwta, wblcb Jed to bla dla·
miaa.I lalt Aac. a . were ••out of line
and ............... • Plymouth
ChUUl"Cb spokesman uid.
'n.e council reached its decision
following a bearing at the local church
this week.
Attending the council session. whi<'h
Ii a traditional Congregational meth-
od of solving church problems. were
reprdentativea of these churches:
First Congregational Church of Ana·
heim. Pilgrim Congregatlon~I Church
of Pomona. Mayflower Congregation·
al Church of San Gabriel. Hyde Park
Congregational Church of Los Angeles
Draft Protest
Slated At UCJ
A dralt protest rally expected to at·
tract both UCI students and off cam-rus elements was announced for t h e
Irvine campull al noon toda.y.
.\nother raUy was to be held si'm11l-
taneously at California State College,
Fullerton. u national anti-draft week
reached the hallway point.
and the Church of the Messi ah. also
Los Angeles.
Dr. Harry Butman of the Church o(
the Messiah served as moderator.
The Rev. Mr. Pridonoff had been
asked to participate in the meetin~.
but he declined because his attorney
was unable to be present The pastor
two weeks ago filed a '1 .000 breaC'h or contract lawsuit aiatnst th~ New-
pnrt chutth.
Dr. Ellery Stowell. chairman of the
Plymouth Church board or deacons,
presented the background of the rela·
tions of the church and Mr. Pridon-
oft. The minister's fa ther. Eric Prid·
onoff, of Sa n Marino. spoke in his
son's behalf. •
After retiring to deliberate. the
council submittelf a three-part report.
Members of the council expressed
regret th at they had to take up the
issue after Mr. Pridonoff had entered
a i;uit against the congregation.
Tbe council's re port held that the
pastor's salary and fri nge benefits
rpq11esti; were "out or line a~ com·
pared with churchP~ or comparable
size and unreasonable in view of the
financial situation of the church."
Council members agreed· that the
church i;hould have rejPcted the rr -
ci11csto; 1111d thev offrrt>lf th eir i;prvicM
to mcPI with both partiei; to <:eek a
solution.
MPanwhP!t. lh~ t h11rch's ooard or
rfeacons has rrcommendf'd lo fhl'
congregation that Norman L. Brown
be employed as acting minister.
J. Lee McClintoclt Jr., atXth srade
teacher at L i n c o I n Intermediate
School In Newport Beech; today was
to be notified that he bad been flre<i
by the unified school district.
Action was taken by school board
members in closed personnel session
Tuesday night.
District Supt. Leland Newcomer wu
to personally serve a notice of lnten.
lion to dismiss on McCUatoct, a 19-
year teacher In the district. •
Board 9')tmben Tuelday alpt de-
cided that a 1uffiei•t dell'" a( lm·
provemenl hi.I not *n realized 1tn~e
they served !WcClintock with a notice
of incompetency last spring.
McCllntock has 30 days In which In
request a session with the board or to
request a court hearing. If he · does
neither he will be dismissed at that
time. school authorities said.
Since McCllntock is a tenured teach·
er with many years experience be· IS
ent.Jtled by law to a hearing belore· &
Superior Court judge. The school dis·
tricl wou ld act as prosecutor.
Torlav Dec1ared
Day Of Prayer
WASHTNGl'ON IUPH-By Act of
Congress and Proclamation or t h e
President. today is a "National Day of
Prayer.''
Newest and least wjij eJy observed·of
America ·~ national holidays. ~ eta,
of prayer has been proclai'med an-
nually since 1952.
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By BRUCE BENSON
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There be was, flying at a hue a
feet over the English countryalde wttll
• blind man at his side.
. Next thing, he was on a trip at a
groovy Jove.in, higher thaa the hairiest
hippie bad ever heard of, w1tbout
even so much u a No-Doz to lallDda
him.
Was lt Snoopy in hia Sopwith Cam·
el? Or LBJ's answer to I.SD!
Nope, It was Newport Beach's Doa
' Piccard, banging •ound Europe tb1I
sum.mer -in bis hot-air balloon.
The 4l·year~ld belloonlat just Cot
l.ack to work on the production ol
. man-carrying globes which be desi&*I
and builds in Costa Mesa.
. And b~'a left the Europeans taltiq
lo themselves about his participation
. in several summer air shows, 1C11De
. Jess official than others.
. There was, for example, t.bet almply
cbaahmlng group of people at tbe
Duke of Bedford's estate. 'Ibey .U
had lonz hair, but they weren't from
tl •e House of Lords.
It was a hippie love-in, Brltilb atyle.,
recounts Piccard.
"I drifted over tlae estate grOUDds
with all the people waiting for ua.
"I hMd 5,<m carnations aboard wlGl
me, and dropped them, bandfu1a at a
time, onto the flower childreD be-
low."
· The Duke and Duchess werea't
· ·around to kick up their beela, be said.
·They had SlDlply let out the CfOUDdl
for the weekend.
But when asked later if she ap-
proved of such things, the Ducbea
reportedly gasped, "Ob ~, I
thought they aaid a 11ower show."
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Welcome in Coast Homes
More than enough homes have beea
found in the Orange Coast area to
. host 600 visiting AUltralla.n aallors
ft'om the HMAS Melbourne, Auatrallan
aircraft carrier which docked at Seal
Beach today.
Mrs. Peter Greer, internatiaaal
chairman for the Huntington Be9Cb
Junior Woman's Club, who .is la cbarce
of finding host homes for the aailon,
sald this morning that "the.:::&::::'!;
from the public bu been m ~
Referring to a story in the DAILY
PILOT pointing out the need for bolt
homes, Mra. Greer said that "tbanlts
· to the DAILY PIL<Yr I have received
niore than 200 phone calla."
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Wtdntsday, Oelobtr 18, 1967 DAILY PILOT 3
Brink of Ps9claoris
LSD Trip Leave~
Youth Suicidal
PHOENIX, Ariz. (UPI) -Psychia·
trists today are closely examin..ing a
17-year-old youth with hOJ:>e$ of pre-
venting hlfn £rom toppling over "the
brink of psychosis" following a bad
LSD trip.
The unidentified youngster said he
would commit suicide if sent to a men-
tal hospital.
Maricopa County Juvenile Judge
Thomas Tang ordered the youth to
the ·Arizona State Hospital to under-
go mental tests and appraisal after a
hearing on a charge he is an incor·
rigible .
The young man's parents brought
the complaint. They said he told them
he has taken LSD 174 times and used
other hallucinatory drugs often since
graduation from grammar school
Arizona authorities sought to have
the teenager committed lo a Cali·
fornia drug rehabilitation center. But
he was rejected on grounds his mind
ls "teetering on the brink of psycho-
sis."
Two Ari1.0Da psychiatrilts concurred
and added that the youth'• "intelltc-
tual processes are impaired" due to
what they called an "acute brain sfn·
drome" brought on by LSD.
Judge Tang ordered the youth, de-
scribed by his high school principal
as above average in intelligence, to
undergo mental scrutiny for ~ dai>1 •
Callfornla authorities will admit
him if Arizona can convince them the
youth can profit from rehabilltatlbo~
Otherwise the youngster could be sent
to a state mental hospital or prosecut-
ed under drug abuse Jaws. '
At his bearing be told the judge
hospitals are "understaffed and onr-
worked, and yoo get the stu!f (drugs)
as easy on the inside u on the out-
side."
Then be added: "I don't have any
intention or spending a lot of time in
an institution, sir. If I'm put in an
Institution where the situation ia un-
bearable, I'll (commit) aulcide."
Slav Can Stay
Beach Kin Halt Deportation
The Huntiqton Beada kin of a Yug-
oslavian atblete today bave apparent·
Jy prevented the deportatiCll\ of him
and bis family to behind the Iron Cur-
tain.
Gruja Apostolovic, rt was to be de-
ported Thursday when' be seemed UD·
able to get the backing of any relative
living here who also was an American
citizen.
Also affect~ by the federal depor-
tation order were bis wife Desan.ta,
and their two children, Miroslav, 2"2,
and Danica, 13 months.
W'S Am DOWNS -Newport Beach's Don Piccard, designer and
'8Dller of mmarrying balloona, ftres up and goes aloft over English
dUIJj1l:ide ctaring mar abroad .
Then Mrs. Apostolovic's sister-Ev·
icia, the wife of Frank Miranda of
Huntington Beach, according to the
Immigration and Naturalization Ser·
vice-signed the necessary papers al-
lowing the Apostolovics to remain in
the U.S.
Earlier the family had planned to
escape deportation by moving to Can-
ada.
Yolk's On Them
BISllARCK. N. D. (AP) -F i v e
,_..., 11, wlMI pleaded guilty to
tllnwiDC eaa in a theater were or·
dered by Judge Gerald G. Glaser to
pay $10 fines apiece and to write l,·
000 times "I . will not be a bad egg."
Apostolovic is a boxer. He has' bad
10 professional fights, won them all,
and wants to return to the ring as a
middleweight.
The muscular, dark-haired refugee
stands ~foot·5 and weighs about 148
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Buff urns·
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in the ring. .
Apostolovic and bis wUe came here
in 1982 OD lbart.term vlaaa. TblJ llted
it so much they decided to stay mcl
were granted a number of atenaionl
to their viJas. .
"I can't tell you bow happy I am, ..
Apostolovic said. "There are no more
problems."
He said he would keep bis job u a
cook at the International Hotel in In-
glewood but would go back into train-
ing.
Steinbeck May Face
Surgeryfor TUJDor
NEW YORK (UPI) -Nobel PrUe·
winning novelist John Stelnbeck, .65,
is under observation at a hospital
here a.s the result of a tumor, it was
learned today.
A spokesman for the author of "The
Grapes of Wrath" and "Cannery
Row" said he entered the bospltal,
which was unidentified, three daya
aco but "no decision bu been made
yet on sur1ery."
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·De1~s . Gaining
81 llD .MAN JIOIUJf
AP SpetJal 0en!9f 'rl
NEW YORK (AP) -Groups ol
Democrats wbo oppo1e Pltllidnlt
Jobmon'a polides bl V1etum me «·
canliing la • number of atalel .. drop
b1m in JB and to DOm.iDate I J>an.
ocrat pledged to end tbe war.
Some have a candidate-Sen. Bob-
st F. x.nnedy of New Yort. For IS
monthl, ~ bas coaailteadJ dil--
avowed tbdr effort.a.
All have an luue--Cbe war and
what they feel are ita advene efffJC'ts
on the progress of domestic procrama..
The numerical strength of tile aati-
Jobntoo movement. and Ha abllitJ to
obtain financing, is dimcull to de-
len:nlne at this stage.
Dump LBJ Mo~e
I 1 \ ~ W.1118 n ais. ftl a>C IP'dW 41 congressional dlstrktl. · al the ort&Jdladon. He aa1d he bad
..... '1 ••• ..t 8lhocate "an In ~ttlf, a l~ely organized er~ been a s~ter o{ Jo~Etil thJ.a
1 1 , T• ti 1be bomblv calling Itself "Wuhlngton Cltimu ior past sum". But aa at June
F • ICennecty-'88" say1 lt 1J starting at i*t •'tiler ' ftf ? • IJ f•lh I IDchdQI all precinct levels to elect c:oitVention Peterson 1 ' e WV~
,.nt 'J ...... , • ..etlemmt ol tbe war delegates supporting the senator. people at Democratic meetings ln ~
,. 6llt Ammtclm ....t forces may A new law in Wlsconaln permits vo-ral areas who would atand ~ and deo
.. w_.awa. md lllitBudoDa1 guat· ten to mark "yes" or "no" op)>Oslte dare the>:, would vote agamst th'
...._ ti _, t 1 ; r. la Viet· the name of a candidate ii be is alone Pre~enNt. H "''·-1 ; -. .. on the ballot. U more than one name u~ ew ampswn• , P r m a r 1 •
'nil ..... ...W be oppc»eed on the appears the ballot leaves apace to March 12, ls the nation a fJ.r1t preal·
..._ bJ ,.. J ' ea can•Hdetea wbo note th~t the voter favors "none of dential tell and therefore attract& at·
lmlldl .a .. tiop Callfanda De.me>-tbe names shown... tention disproportionate to the size or
cnll. A new group, taking the nam~: the vote . A pro-Kennedy campaign
'Ill New Yd. ~..-WIT orpn1zed "Concerned Wisconsin Democrats, headquarters were opened ~ Frank•
CeelM'-Fii' a DelMendc AJterna. will attempt to defeat Johnson in the lin last Sunday by the clty I formell,
Ifft. w•-. wD tbe pro-Kmnedy primary, April 2. mayor, Eugene Daniell Jr. He •ald I( ~ aid a., l9lm tlD nm al.ates "Johnson has become a symbol of pro-Kennedy slate would be entered
ti mM J t -•'sJAI bl tbe 1111 our policy in Vietnam,·• said Donald to oppose tbe slate supporting John~
..-.., ill at .._. • al 1llil state'• o . Peterson of Eau Cl.alre, chairman son in the primary. .
• ID
: O.Uland police are real swingers -t dulMwin1m. T b e y demon-~ thla Tue.day ln a charge to
~ vp aati·war demonstrators. ¥4 a.,. ReMW ll..,.n and Lt.
Qiw • .....,. Flnct. couldn't be hap-~----------------------------------------------~ = aboat It ID a jotnt statement. aald aet1on by Oakland police
"'irU 1n the ft.neat tradition of Call· f**'• l•w enforcement agencies." • :,,_ dlrtctor of tbe film wore a
'nUlrt. tattered 1 h o r t 1 and no
eloll and instructed the actors *11 cbewinc on a chicken wtng. ti WU Pu NewtMn, dlrectlnl h1J fht mOTte, "A Jest of God." New-
nlln put down bis chick.en wing
1-. enough to observe: 0 Thl.s la
eemethlng rve wanted to do for a *.' time. Hell, I wu a directing niaJor at Yllt."
• •
:N°' ...,., lif1u 1J*k fM ~ •fJOfl. Jwt WI OM fn 1'flford, T•~., ~· ()nc of the gTOUCMI, ft tOCll ,,,.
Pfrtfd, v tM ~. • i A.llembly Speaker Jene M. Utt:
,.._ wanta a state-local partnership
tfrmld '° prtortu. can bt nt.ab-Ufbld for Callfornla'a urban prob. I~. "When 10'& stand u far back
ill that Un• u we do, beblncl the
generals. the diplomata md the .... ~. u.e 1ntt·aec1a compett·
th achutlc• to be Md," ht Aid
lbtlday.
.: Atnemg poUtiall celcbritia taking
O:clOlt look at ~ at tM opening
stuion T1Wdcav of the Nationcl Goo-
etttors' Confntnu fn NftD York U>e1't
~.Nellon Rocluftlln of Nno York atid Gov. Ronald R•agcm of California, f>9th of whom b1'ought ipcmking ntt0
spectcd t1 to confab aboard the S.S.
''!'<ki>tn<Unct. •
A aurvq by U.. Nippon
Teleeraph and Tl1epbOM
Corp. of ToJt1o lbOWI man·~
lllU Calli Plflll 3 minutes.
38 secoadl; ~an
ctlll 5 mtmat.. M aec:ondl.
Teenagera wera't auneyed.
"We didn't ban the Umt.'' ex-
plained a company spoa.run.
• .: ldwln Ep, ~s. of MlllJ, Wro ..
\ta& fined '25 m Laramie JlmUd.
Jt1} Court Tuesday on a cbarp of
·~ropelljng a missile toward a per·
Ip!! and a building."
:· Eye wu arrested for f.hrowinl
•owba&.
U.S. Pursues
Arab-Israel
Mideast Paet
Civil Rights
Murder Trial
Goes to Jury
MERIDIAN, Miu. (UPI} -More
than three years of exhaustive under·
cover and cowb:oom effort by the
federal government wu expected to
be put into the band.a of a jury of
seven women and five men today.
The all-white jury must decide the
Innocence or guilt of 11 wbi&e men
charged with coatplr1Dc to kD1 three
young civil rights workers whose bod..
ies were found in an earthen farm
dam near Pbiladelphia, Mia., ia June
1964.
Conviction would carry a maximum
peoalty of 10 years tmpri.lomneet ud SSiOOO fine for each of the defendants.
wpo include the bead ol the White
Knights of the Ku Kha Klan and four
law enfor~ent officers.
A battery of 12 ddeftle attone,a rested their cue Tuesday, leavinl!
only final sumnationa b7 each Ade
1nd the judge'• charge before Uw
cue reached the jury, probably by
early afternoon.
Off THI WHAn -Di.a_.....,.., ciwtaat companiooa of the
""battled llatw at tie 11') Coa 'ftiln Mb-. faill to ati1le the~ -el ...... Here a 8lniling G1 enteflel from a
banbl' to wbidl ii attachd a liCQ readinC "Please Keep Off the Gna.•
Russian Stiuknts Praise
Guevar°' Corulemn V.S.
California Fire Weather . ..
. ..
Mississippi Valley Receive. Uruea1onabk Lows .
Battle Costlf .
2 U.S. Companies: ' . ' Blasted by ~eds
>
SAIGON (AP) -A wteran Com·
munlat reJimeat ambushed two com-
P:aniea of the U. S. lJt Infan'lry Dlvl· aion in canopied junglea 41 mi 1 e a
north o/ Saison Tuesday. After a 1Sa.y
of fierce flghtini, 58 Americana and
at I e a s t 100 C'"ommuniata had been
k l ll e d and et Americans were
wotbied.
Tbe ti.ttle took a coetly toll of U. S. omcen. Among them were Maj.
Don W. Bolleder, voted most valuab)e
player on Army's 1955 football team,
and LL Col Terry Allen Jr., whose
father commanded the lat Olvl1ioo in
T\miJia and. SlcUy 1n World War ll.
Hollec1er, a brtpde operatlOOI offt,
cer, had replaced Allen in command
of a battalion after the latter was
killed. A battalion intelligence offi·
cer and & platoon commander also
wer• killed and two company co~
manders were wounded.
A fresh battalion was sent into the
jun&Je area this morning but mooe no
contact with the enemy.
Over North Vietnam. meanwhile.
U. S. planes flew close to Red Olina
Tuesday to attack the Lang Son rail·
* * * LBJ Group
Hits Back
At Critics
WASHING TON (UPI) -The John·
ton Administration la counterattacking
vigorously against stepped up criti·
dsm from intellecluals and demon·
strators with intensified high-level de-
feues of its Vietnam policy.
Tuesday. less than a week after Sec-retary of State Dean Rusk aggres-
sively laid out a point-by-point justHi·
cation of U.S. Asian involvement, his
two lieutenants hit the university
circuit to pound the message home.
At Fairfield University In Connec·
ticut, Undersecretary Nicholas DeB.
Katzenbech chided some Intellectuals
for 1t'llat he said was misinterpreta·
tlon ol Rusk'• araumnt that the Viet. um war ii vital to meet the threat of
• madal' • 1J1Ded Communist China.
It ll "lbetrr tutuJ," Katzenbach
said, to belln1 But wu reviving
'"UM yellow peril" 1Jaue ol an earlier
era wben ht talked •ut a Wlion
CblDtH aeeklnl to enslave the rest of
.U1a and cut the "free world'' in two
ln com.lng dtcldea.
"l'.qlna11 wearlneae and lmpa·
J19Uenct" with the war la be!Jl( <1g·
sravated by the reallzaUoa there ii no
1u1 atternaUve to prneat policy,
Katzenbach laid. "That 11 why 10
much of th• dlbata Cll Vittum hu
wudared up ao may starkly blind
alleys."
He aald the 7elloW peril Issue wu
OM ol the "aUUer" irreltvanc.Lta of
the current debate.
At tbe Unlveralty of Kan111 Under· 11cntary Eu1ene V. Roat.ow chlr1ed
that moet erltlclam of admlntatration ~Ucy come1 from "lsolatJorusta0 or
•utopian•" who have tailed to ltarn
the 1'11on1 of hist-0ry.
RoatO'IJ recalled that Pre•ldent Tru·
me, wtlUe counterlng StAllaJat pr ...
eure abrold, "also bad to apt off
Henry Wallace 011 one aide 111d Sin.
(JONph) McCarthy OD U\• other!•
. \
rood brldte 10 ~from 1be, fnm·· Uer and tbe Lani railroad yardi
20 miles south of • border. :
The U. S. Comm said 1oQr Amer.;
ican pJenet were -three Air!
Force P'UI& ~efs IDcl one A~
Navy Skybewt. Thi\ railed the tot.at
of U.S. planes anno•ced loat in com:
bet ovw the Nortb • 705.
HlllOI claimed :i!'-'-. lhot down Tuesday.
~ the pace of WV quicbaedj
then were tbele deYelopmenta:;
1. The Australlu Dea1royer ~
cmne Ubder oat of th -.Vlut coeAi:
al aheWnll o( tbe Wlf olf NoJ1b Vllt-
Dlltn and OIJ• hlt WMnded foar of 191.r' crewmen. Nor1h Vietnamese a h o r .,
batteries fired an estimated 300 rounds
at the Perth, which ~ved for duty
off Vletnam a mooth ·~· 2. South Kor•11 MUiw reported
431 enemy troops killed .4J)d 18 captur-
ed on the Batangan P.tiosula about.
350 mile$ northeast of Sai&on in a
sweep that be(an ~Pl. S about 1%
miles southeast of the .allied bile a•
Chu LaJ. The area has been a Com.'
muniat stroaahold for ~ y1ar1 and &D
important water 1upply route for th•
Reds, a Korean spok1s"-... d. }(.().'
reu cuualties ,..re termed li&ht in
the operation.
3. Infantrymen ol the U. S. 9tb Di·
vWoa, conUnuinfo• .. arch of a •Ht
twmel complex miles ellt of Sa.i· sen. uncovered more enemy 11Veap.
ons and munltiOlll. The huge c;acbe so rar baa yielded 1,150 weapons and
142,IOO rounds of a~tloo, divi-
sion olflcera rep«ted.
The battle north of Salion erupt~
when the two comperd.ea of the Big
Red One -about1400 men -md a
headquarters command element ran
into troops ot the elusive main-force
271st Viet Cong Regiment they had
been tracking in Operation Sbenand0r
ah JI for three weeks. The 2,500-m£n
regiment had ~n heavily seeded wiUi
an estlmated 7S pereent North Viet•
namese since 1st Division troops bad11.
bloodled it in fighting last spring.
Fiscal Experts
MuUing Joint
Budget Proposal
WASHING TON (UPJ) -Ad.minis·
tration fiscal experfa •. today were
studying a Presldentt'al Commission'~
recommendation that the three com1
peting federal budgets now in usa b_e replaced by a single, comprehen~
s1ve "Budget of tbe United States.'~
In a complicated, l~page report on:
the 'Way the government outlints its.
spending plans, the President's Com·
mission on Budget Concepts said'
Tuesday that the three-budget melh·.
od leads fo public confusion, makin'
lt "difficult for the ordhwj citizen tCJ
keep abreast of wbat his government: 11 doing."
The three budgeta In use now are
the administrative budget, which does
not h1clude the billions of dollars in
expenditures and receipt, ln the S~
dal Security, Highway and other
JOVtrmnent trust funds ; the cast(
budlet, which includetl the trust funds;;
and the national income account.$
budcet, wtUch measUl'.!!s the effect of
IO'Ytrnment spending on the na·
Uon'1 tc:ODOU\y. • I
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Big Budget Battle . Looms
WASHINGTON (AP) -President
Jrt •. , badl'd goes under the knife
Ja u.e Home today. For most mem-
....._ tbe queltion seemed to bt not
........ to cat. but how deep.
,,. Apsnpriations Committee or.
llred a pllebge, heavy with reduction
la ,..aament payroll IQontY and re-
Jllll'dl. ertt....., to uve $2.8$ billion.
Aboat SU '8liDll ol Uda woulo show
., bl rdlnd spendhlg by June~.
B i Ill... marshaled behind an
amend'rMat whkh would add to this
a mudatllrY • bf1Don •pending re·
....... tills J:!i AM Wi Jnembers with
ideal foe '8riDC bJ dTGp{>ing lndlvl·
ct.a ,....... 1'~ ~ wltb ~
ahuf of amendment.. Ont would d•
leta the •182 million for partial de·
velopment of a •UJ*•onlc tranaport
plant, OU.I Would bit a VarlttY of
Johnson ldmlntatntton prolfamt. ~ wu eome 1111UJnttt Ill the
other cDrection also -tor aamplt
to exempt particular ~m.·
1uch u ~ TrlNUly, whlt Ha tU
collectora; the Juedict Dtpcrt.
ment, which contains the FBI, and
tho Poat Office 'r om the live percent
cut In payroll money Included hi the
Appropriations Committee bill.
Sponsors argued that rorclna reduc.
Uon& In Internal revenue 11ent1 or
other key personnel wou.ld be aeli-de·
fea tinf.
A poatal oUlclaJ told 1 lenete com·
mittte Tuesday tnat a House ecoi
nomy move might force curtaiJmen~
1n man delivery to three days a week<
'nit Houae Demociatlc leadership
callad a caucus, intended mainly to
hold tDOulh party mtmbers in line
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Ohio. Nntor Republican member ~
Ule ApproprtaUoas Committee. •
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"ho11 Waya and Me»ns Committee
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fl DAILY PILOT • I ...,, Octoblr 18, 1967
Demos Ask Support For LBJ
Last China
Emperor
Sut'tUlllbl ·
TOKYO (AP) -Remy
Pu Yi, last empaor of
China and J..-•1 pllllplt
emperor of V........_ died
'Ille Pl•'# -........ ten
dft '¢"a *lift ff die,.. ,_.=n• ... · ...,. . f• ..,.i ..... ~ ~ ......... ...... .,.. • .w.,.
.... lilt ........ .,
ae f ce,.... be ... ..... .. ..,
action that ml&bt be taken.
Republicans sened notice
..,.., ia lie weej, even u
-JmurJ liner aailecl froa New Yort t. Uat VirCin la·
~ !II tbe unusual ~ ........ tbt& tbn _. not
1AIDl • take up -t "Vlt~ decJarttioa. 1'ley bave pe
alone on atmllar ~solutiona
in 1986 and 1966.
Utah Gov. Calvin Ramp·
ton, a Democrat, was the
~ *'flaman of the
J!'9POMd r-.UU-. U ~
puLar ~ -.. W-1\111• te .. = tast.1w by ~ ~s by a •1 wte .
• The ~soluUon uya the
United States bas "faithful·
ly ·and consistently honored
its commltuients to o t h e r
natJons, including Vietnam.
te ~ them defend them·
aelves aiallllt ~~de •I·
lfe111on lty force. •
Rocky KU~
White House
Wilson May Ask
Russ Peace Aid REL~(NG -Go•. and ltlrs. flonald Reagan sun themselves on the deck of the Move Rumor =~:.e~-:e~t St.1111\S ~ward the Virgin Islands during the Natiollll
~)-~-~~~~ il~~~---~-----------------:;:.~ ~ ~~a ap. ~~ <4'l-Gtf, lltlloo
suppart for new~ ~_!' A. ftocketeller « Ntw Y.--•ee l&D•red
peace moves if the United inte ~ · : =n: Mt "'* hit atronceat
States suspegds bombing of •ted when he said e atatemeitt pt .. ktU oft Bi'rth -Curb B -a-. n Attacked North Vlflllpl. waa in contact w i t h moves h• .. ...tv moderates . Infonnflt ~ ttic1 ..... wancea of '9# r-.,,
W1Jlom ~ ft to )(flMIW JoiM ~.,.~ ' JOtlOI ift to p\lll$ bilft for the 1968 Re·
Vl...._, pub}kq presldtJlttal 98ftU. .
Tuesday ill PSiac of CGID-
pllcatiom resulting from
omcer, a J..-.e ~
paper reportal today. He
tras 61.
Born in Peking ia Im. Pa
Yi became empelW' UDder
t:be title of Hsuan Tung wben
be was two years Gld. Be
succeeded bis unde. Em·
peror Kuang Hsu.
High Schaal Riou 'iWt-w 0 u1 d bt react1 '° nation. VATICAN CITY (UPI)-ao explosive clause urging Catholic teacbinC aJJowa
trJ Allr tim• -· we felt "I ..._ -t want•-,,._ pr··'· b be I ft ' * ...., Oft our part uv ..... '° --I.poring a warning by Pope that irth control e 'to only use of the rythm metb-
could he1f io brlng tbe par· dent." Roc-e(eUer told re· Paul VI n o t to intrude on the conscience of parents." od and then under limit.cl
ties ~." Wilson said. porters on the sun deck of his authority, Roman Cath· The Pope, who has been circumstances.
An CJPltl'tunity for joint thi s National Governors Con· olic laymen today approved wrestling with this problem Calling for a "clear 11tate-
a c t i 0 If ••Y arise n e x t ference cr"1 ... liner en route 1 ti _._1nln f th t f S t" b th cb~'" month. lfutb Vietnam's ~ a reso u on cou~ g an or e pas our yeara, un· men y e 111"-U oe Believed Organized
The Ching dynuty ended
wbea Pu Yi 1""iea*ed ia
1112 at tbe • el ... after the
Cbinese npnblioaa rewla-
tion succeeded
CINCINNA11 CAP) -A
.,,. ,.__, palice .mcer
..,. 1llfre ia a FI 'M1itJ .. ~---
president • elect LL Gen. to the Virgin Ialands. attack on the church's ban day warned against Cathol· "responsible parenthood, ..
in& to organize the guerrilla Nguyen V• Thieu, has Gov. Spiro T. Agnew of on artificial means of birth ics "who boldly turn away the resolution noted tbat
lllOY'mlent. RAM an ex· said be wtald ask the Unit· Marylucl, who has never control. from tradition." This was the world ' laces an "aa.
trmrilt Nqro group bu ed States lfter his inaugur· waver~ tn hia aupport of After a bitter debate in interpreted u a caution guishine problem of demoo
beee implicatect' in plots. to ation Oct. JO to stop bomb-RockeflUtr as the but can· the World Coniresa of Ca· against liberals in the lay graphic expansion.." It said iD8 the ()olnmunist North didate tM GOP could 110m· tbollc Laymen, deletation cong:Rss and in the concur· even Pope Paul had ~ =nRinate top iedenl and for about a week in order inate, Mid tbe New York· heads voted 67 to 21 to ap-rent synod ol bishops who ted the population exp1olla9
Joeat o«kial1 • ~ to tat 11Qt1•1 willingness er'a dllclaimer sounded prove a resolution on world are seeking a change in the threateu the barmoalllll
btt '" Adm ......... .. Tbe Japanese lata' made
b1m emperar • a. .... state., ........ t~.,
a'lllMd m _.. e ,p+ aa-.
(BAii)..., .. .,,... ..
., 7 ,_ ··-.... ... • •• wilfaw
f11a1e lmildbap ta t1aree 1~far!Jpwe~~ta!!!at~•·:.._ ___ ._!'p~re~llfL!Mtl~nt~t.'..:... '" ___ 2dev~elo~opm~eat~~tha~t~includ~~et!__:cb~urch~'!...s ~con~tr~ae~~epti~oa~bu~·~d~ev~e~lopmeat~~al~people&~=:.-,
...... udWdda ... D.C.
Minds~nty
TaJks Halt
BUDAPEST, Hmll9-
ry <UPI)--HiO lilftl __.
tiatiOIJI aimed at freeillc
: Jo1Mf CardiDl1 Mk' +47
fr o m 11 years• asylum ia
the U.S. Emblay II a Ye
broken down. ..... ....,.
·tources ..W tDdQ.
MiD<laelily ll l ••• J f
seemed to be the maia
cause for the ~ ii
negotiatica.
AccontinC tit reliable sources, be b8d lllt ...,....
cooditioal tar a. Bmpri-
u IO'••mnml for llis de-
parture. Be ll8d walled ..
leave pd>lid,J and not •
slip quickly flQJ from the
U.S. legatiaa cm ~
Sqware.
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rest Wwua wlllllll _.
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6*h• -..,, tlle pres.
e.-"' BAii •paia:a• ill Ci+ri ...
.. P"l""litJ cw to
1igflt TllmbJ .... police
aardled B a 1 k e 1 Digit Sdleal ,.. a ...., If Ne-
0'0 y.u. wlle .uwMd a
wtdtltboJ."ftelir'etetwas
tile Jatat " ..... "' ft>. )ace .,, .. ,iJlc an•lt, M ·
-ad-~. 1'llie a-. Pi Past Md
an • ..,_. nporW it m
nidmce fro • reliable was fW RAif ,,.. try-
Bonnie Lindig
"'U RMI 1a w.or th I
ia Onc:hmaH, i1'1 wortiaa
quietly," the newspaper
laid. "But there are atrik· me .,..ueia between what
tbe (RAM) orpnizen' man-
...i instruda and what hap-
pened In some tebooll la.ft
week, and between the
manual's contents and some
al the events here last awn. mer.••
Cindnnati was one of the
fint cities involved in Ne.
ll"O rioting last sammer •
Tbe ae a r e b at Hulbff Hilb School came after Wil·
JimD Muse. 15, told poll.ce m Necroes accosted him.
He said one wielded a ruor,
cutting him on the forehead.
Last Wednesday, Ne.
gro yGlltbs asaaulted white
students at t h e school.
Fourteen White ltudents
wa-e injured. none serious~
Jy.
received 9 money bags
from Newport Beach today.
Was one of them yours?
Make Bonnie Undig ,_.. ... ., _,fnQ pen Pll Her'13ormie Lindig Money
Bags" are the mwlopes people who like ID,... by meii send to Glendale Fede"8'
In Newport Beach. TheYf'8aC01wenilnhnd ~waytoAYe at the nation'&
second .largelt r.dlral ••• mnd h-t Federally charter~ aupervised and
Insured savings aS90Cilllion In Nnport Beach. Get yow own supply
cf "Bonnie Lindig Money Bags" bf r'lllln nil •.. postage paid
both ways. They're much...,,. dependable._. messages in bottles.
Glendale Federal Savings
and"-" 'rcrrlsllsa/ .......... ••111 ......
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(at llacAl'lhllr ......... ,
Newport l•ch
Phone: 171-lllO
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At LBJ
QUEENIE I Phll 1nterlancU Battaglia Denies 'Power Struggk' Rumors
SACRAMENTO (AP)
Philip M. Battaglia denied
today he was forced to re·
sign as Gov. Reagan's top
aide because of a rumored
pow~r struole with.ID the
governor's lliner circle of
advisers.
Battaglia may be exploiting mento to testify before a aaying what be ii ~.. .._. ~ _. .a..
hla former position." Joint Senate-Assembly water BatutJia uid ol a.t•a -=> rrs ~ Reapm'a aDIL
Battaglia, 32, quit last committee on behalf ol a comments. iatapc-.t ~ ... ._"t lllillk e.n'a..,
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Sl'OCKTON CAP) -Dr. I
Mu Rafferty, ... ICbooll
chief, UJI Prelideat Jelal
_, •• dllnNtie ~ ...
month after serving as Rea· client. IOlne oble:rwn as fsdlrier' pat ,. " • .., 65-
gan's gubernatorial cam-"I can't explain why he's evidence ol a _..... -.. ao •.• .....,. aid.
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''Not at all," Batt&ill• de·
clared.
~~~~~~R~g~·s ·~~~~--~----~------------~ economy • In • government
··not die Gru& Sodet1 "4:
the Act IOCiet1... I
RaffertJ • .,. me..~ ~ a pcmilJle endktete
the u .s. Senate, ..... t
Repcablieaa AuemblJ= Joaquin CoaltJ
night that .. if tbe
pol.iriel in • ......,.. ...
tinue f« ..._, foar ,_..,
ttm utioa ia ..... to bl •
croa tetweeaandlt lllllGt-
Battaglia also said be bad
no dispute with a directJve
that any communications
by former Reagan ataff
members with state depart.
ment heads be reported di·
recUy to the governor'• of·
lice.
The directive was is·
sued last week by Cabinet
Secretary Winfred Adams
and William Clark, Battag-
tia '1 auccessor as Reaau's
executive secretary.
program. He said he left t~
return to bis Southern
California law practic&--hls
intention' all llie time after
taking a leave of absence.
Clark wu attending the
National Governors' Confer-I
ence willi Reagan and not
available for comment.
But Paul Beck. Reagans'
press secretary, said he had
conferred with Clark and
a&d there was no implica-
tion intended that Battaglia
was using hiJ former,
state poeition in his law
practice.
Clark WU quoted u H Y·
ing, "We're concerned ln
the governor's office that Battaglia was in Sacra· ing gallery,• ....... 1• 10-1e aaimane.,.._. .,__. __ .... __ _.._.._..,.. __________ _. .... ....,
-n..n'a another thinr about air pollution-you r===============.I ReferriDC 4lnc:QJ' tbe caa't .. the -'.I· too '"111" Jolmlcm edef '¢11diaitBaf· a.a-
ferty .... "it ...... -----------------
to fdln. ,..._ ...... ..
••• to ...... rWs. to end
a db&JiDC ... 11aibt ol
crime ... Yhl!llief, .. end tbe...,.... .,...._e ol dddt .....,.,, ud wont
of ID faillln te t4D t II • America people .... truth ...
Earlier. at a BeWJ coaler· mm. Rafferty ... sharpl1
critical ., amtidrd ...,_.
stratiom • UC Badey. He ..._.. M••daJ
rugb~'• .._.ill waa die ac-
tivatioa fer a 0 W&NJ il1epl
acticll ............. leace .....,.._., IBd
illg A_.,_ llP '17." BIBlrtJ .......... .................... wen, .....
He)819 ........ an
rigbt ....... fadt..iL It
isn't right. lie aid, "w II e a
they opealr ... ·~ say tbe)''re ..., .. .-vio-
lence qainlt tba Mttoaad-
1ng commlllllty."
I
UC Noting
New Record
'
Barry Quits Race;
Will AUl Shirley
WOODSIDE. Calif. (UPI)
-Robert R. (Bob) Barry
early todaJ pulled out of
the race for the House teat
bdd by tbe late .J. Art.bur
YCIUllCU and urged b I I
Is the true peace candi~te
who r ecognizes that t h e
Communlatl bave respect
only for strettitb and n o t
weakneaa."
=·T:i~Mr •· Bond Vote
BllTJ ... MPed tine ................ ec.-.. "'-.. . •.
........ tlNewYft.
uid be .. lt Ill tbe laterelt
ti pmtJ llllit;J.
Ilia witbdlawal left 1 i x
For College
Wins Okay
Democub wl four Repub-FAIRFIELD (AP) -So-
licaal -in the race, which lano County voters have
will be decided by a spe· ovenrbelm.lngly approved
ciaJ eledioD Nov. 14. a '12.8 million junior col· a. deplored the type of .. 1 .... --.tt.... • h i c b lege construction b o n d • .,....--...... issue.
1bowa atroag siPI of de· Solano JC olficiala aaid __ .___ .. AIDOlll _, ....... ·.......-. ,,_..--the last auccessful junior ~':at when the ex· college bond issue t h e y
.us could remember was the child star, Krs. Black, first Peralta District issue in Ala·
eat.end tbe race, be found meda County in 1965.
it liftlmlt to Clllllider her a Official eatimated that
Mriaal cMitifWe. IOfDe 30 hood issues have .. 0...•, affer lbarinl been defeated by junior col-
a pJatfGna OD numerous oc-lege district voters since cam-. ..S bearing ber ex· then, includiq three sue-
--.,.. . pomd • ~ of the day, casive Mtbacu in Santi I _... 1bt baa a cruP °' Btlrbara JC-Pd "__... e.e ._, •••1 .trtaes -a.&. aisiricts. -~
11111 ue -' ~ '° ~ · .. ,.. fl2.8 million will be ~ of America. She will uled to PfOVide a new Jun·
Illini to the Concress ~· ior coUeae in Suilun Valley ..r objecthe tbinktnc. midway between Fairfield
telJ's lbn !
SHOES COBB.BBS ·~FT
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MEMO TO WOMEN OH THI GO • , ,
California Cobblers bu the shoe that's perfect for
you. The name: "Trouper.'' ~ft, light and chic u
today with it's strappy new shape, square toe and
incb-bigh stack heel. Comfortable enough for you
to walk all around town and right with all your
Fall fuhio05. 14.00
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mired 11n. B1aet became 9iiiiiiiiiiiiiiilm••••••• sire ...... drmencled • swift
Md baooa able eoacJmioa to
tile fi&lltlnC la Vietnam and I
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40 STORll TO
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Co1i1e see all the NEW 68s
at our 1968
FRI., Oct. 20th & SAT., Oct. 21
in the mall
WHY WALK A MILE OR
MORE WHEN YCU CAN
PARK CLOS: TO OUR DOORS
I fl
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Some people spend
a lifetime finding
the formula for
The Big Money.
California Federal
can give it to you in 60 seconds.
YS +CF + T =$$$$$.Your SaYi:ngs + Calfonia Paint+ r .. =
The Big Money. DiJappointtld beame it ai t tao . a-W Dm't k.
It works. At our preeent rate widl daily compl f & ,am'__,. )las
at the nation's largest federal cu double a Im dlla 14 ,am. We i-t
the nation's highest yield on pU5bock ~ We '-kit widl ......
strength of $1.5 billion. And we treat"'* like a i'i= eire wllrdlrr JUS
are or not. So try our formula. You cba't Med a Dk nle ID iple llow
..much it can mean to your money.
Nation's Jlipest eanillp • it •• woiap.
s.m~ uaaa1 yield oa ,..+oet m 1 wt.ea sariap ... an tliYi-
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and maintained a year.
5.~ on new bow lt'amfL 3-yearbo1wu·atiioatnm$l.OOO.-.
mum accouhts earn 1/4% yearly boam allo'1e llllle me..
Dividends paid quarterly. Fundt nicci\lld t.y IOdt tJI _,__.am,_ Ille ht.
After the 10th, new funds eam from tit al. r...illc ..a.~ i8: h1i*
ac:oounta 3 months or more am to day Yri:cWr.awa .... • I · .,.. •
end al. the quarter. Aooounts insured lo SlS,000 bJ a pa• • .-, flf 6e U.S.
Govennncnt. Established in 1925. Fedr.aly ~_.a ; au· f
HOME LOANS
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LEMS11
"t~a.rn· ~ARY
Dancing
Instruction
A master class in mod·
em ~ wlll be offered
Jtarting Oct. 2S at Orange
Coast College with Gloria
Newman conducting t b e
JeStiom .
The clan will be held
from 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. in
the OCC dance studio. Per-
sons interested in taking the
class should contact Mrs.
Linda Davis or Mrs. Dor·
otby Duddridge at S40-1610,
Estemioa 211.
Enrollment will be limit·
ed to the fll'St 50 registrants.
There is a fl fee.
Mjss Newman bas per·
formed as guest artist at
the Cornell University Fes·
tivaJ or Contemporary Aru
and as soloist with the Lit·
~ Orchestra Society. The
Gloria Newman Dance Com-
pany has performed on the
West Coast since 1957.
Tennis Oub
Shows Art
Mrs. Robert (Kay) 16.ay-
nard of the Bluffs. will db·
play her paintings, oils and
drawings, in the Newport
Reach Tennis Club, Oct. 21·
22.
This is the second one·
man show Mrs. Maynerd
has exhibited her paintings.
Tiie first was at the Tennis
Clob in Tustin.
Currently studying with
Jama Clutter, Mrs. May·
nard has also studied at the
Dayton Art Institute, Day·
ton. Ohio.
PACIFIC.
VIEW
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• 710 W. Cllapma11 l'llH
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' DAILY PILOT Wednnday, October 18, 1967
~r That's a 14-karat white gold key. encrusted with diamonds up to two karats in
size and valued at $5,000, which Casper Cuparian (right) is inserting in the
door of Slavick's Jewelry Store at Fashion Island, Newport Center, which he
manages. Looking on. from left. are A. E. Curran, board chairman of the jewel·
ry company, and Jerry Thomas, president. The opening ceremonies for the new
outlet were held Wednesday.
Your Moaey's Worth
'Low Season,' Low Cost
f By S\'L \11A PORTER
U you are plzr.ntng a va-
cation trip to Bermuda.
you'll • a v e $\gniffcant
amowrb bJ acbedulinc yoar
trip during UM "low sea.-
soo" wb.icb nms from Jllov.
1 to Marcb I. The savinta
apply not only to air and
boat fares, but atso to bot.el
room rat.es, meals, and rent-
ed cars. and this is so even
though the average Novem-
ber tempt>rature in Ber-
muda is 73.5 degrees.
If you Lake one of Amer-
·jcan Express's 15-<iay tours
ai seven European coun-
tries in June, tbe pac.k.age
costs you $558 -but if you
go this month. tbe cost is
only $398. For a typical
nine~ounlry, 32-day tour of
Europe, the cost is $847
now. in the thrift season,
vs. $1,114 in the peak se-a-
aon beginning in May. Th\s
is a difference of $:>34 for
a couple traveling together.
IF ALASKA is your va-
c a ti o n destination you'll
make significant savings
Jimply by scheduling your
trip in May rather than in
June and in September rath·
er than August Hen, the
cost difference for one IG-
day tour by air and sea
from Seattle for one per-
son is SS34 vs. $608.
Or if it's the Caribbean
you want. (O in the low
season before mid-Decem·
LEGAL NOTICE
P.115N
CERTtrlCAn Of' IUSINUS ~ICTITIOUS NAME
The 1111C1eni.MC1 do -11fY they •rt =-vctlne a busl-at ne Wnl W•r-'flf ,.,_, Senta AN. Cal...,..,!11. ur1~·
1M llctHiaut fl"" -Of GIRLS A ~ M ACCESSORIES 8N INt said firm t.
com-.cl ef Ille tolloWI,.. PffMIM•
..._ ,..,,_ "' ful -pllKft d _,_ OtflU are u folloln:
Jd>ll M.A.,.,_, 15'61 SW .. U.., Hvnll~ 8eadl. Calltorni•,
R-ld M. Moni1, 16122 Merl!Wtv
Lane. Hvnll"9'0ft k acll, C•lllor>lla,
0.ted Oc.-r 16, lt67
Jotlft M. Al~
ROMld M. Morrh.
St•lt of C..llfOrfll•, Or•"!!e Coumv: On ~ 16. 1"7. before fM, 1 Hot1rv Public if\ and lor said Stale.
penonallv ._."'"' Jol\n M. Alie--llONld M. ,._.,,,, .. known to me lo
be Ille pt1'IOM WllOM l\lfnel .,.. '"""
ocrlbell lo ""' "'"""' lnstnoment -1<> knowl~ "'9V He<llfed IN NtM.
(OFFICIAL 5EALI
J-E. Davis .._.ry l'vllllc.<•llloml•
Prlncliaal Office In
Of'•llQf Colmly M; Commiuion EJIPlr«o June 11. 1'711 . "'*"'*' Or•-c-1 Delly "lot, OClaDer , .. 2S atld No...,.., '· .. 1'67 "n"1
ber. By 'cheduling your
Caribbean vacation before
peat rates go into effect
between Dec_. 15 and April
u -ud before the tour--
lits crowct la -you'll save
an estimated ~ percnt In
the total cost Of your va-
cation.
"Timing," in short, is a
major weapon against ris-
ing vacation costs, just as
ft is a · significant weapon
against zooming costs in the
areas of rood and clothing.
What's more. this is a
weapon you can we at your
own discretion.
For today the trend is
overwhelmingly for U. S.
employers to allow em-
ployes to take their vaca-
tions whenever they want
Only one in four U.S. manu-
facturing companies I'1'Cent-
ly surveyed by the Nation-
al industrial Conference
Board restricts time during
which employes may take
vacations and even many
of the minority which do
restrict vacation periods ex-
tend the periods for as long
Two Mesans
Pass Ford
Motor Test
Two Costa Mesans have
graduated from r e c e n t
courses provided by t h e
Ford Marketing Institute in
San Franciaco.
Terry L. Gaindon of Theo-
dore Robina, 2060 Harbor
Blvd., 111eee.1sfully complet-
ed the used vehicle merchan-
dising course. Elinor Wall,
also of the Robins firm.
graduated from the business
management course.
Both courses are among
programs made available
to Ford and LlncoJ.n.Mer-
-cury dealers by the Ford
Motor Co. They stress after-
purchase service and cus-
tomer relations and are de-
veloped from methods used
successfully by Ford deal-
erships throughout the na-
tion. •
Walter Winchell
THE NEW
1968CARS
Al~r roin& owr 111 the new ti•IY·elahta al Euc:utiv,,
your Npc>Nr 1tickt his neck out to .. Y they are. beyond
•doubt. the· •na.z;:1e1t. ~•r «-n1int'en d, 11t1./e.i can thew
jad~ e yH have ever 1ttn! Scot• one bis boflo for
~roil!
If you·~ in the market lhia y•r, con1,.t•1 Winchell
auaae-t.a you leow -from Esecutiw. Thaft what the
•m11rt irwiden do. Saves tiaw and money, and la moN
c:onvwnienL Eucutiv. leNM for uu-btt.lu• they're
the W,~.t. They carry ·em 111. eo they'll put you In the
make and model that ..Ula )'OM-no favoriti1ml Tbty11
p.y top cuh for your pf'nlmt car too.
Thia e»rn1pondent bowl ol no better lwini ct-I in
town than Executive'• .. Ideal 1-•" ... Phone today
for full det.lla.
EXECUTIVE
CAR LEASING COMPANY
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Knott, Irvine
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Half-pint
Sand Haul
OCEAN SHORES Wai;h
IAP I -If Donald ~ac
Gready of H11l~al~ N t Is
hntrk the folk!I &t thJS
stoulhwr>sl Washm~on gea
side resort fi gure it 11 bke
a loog time to satisfy nim
MacGready w r o t e the
Chamber of Commerce a11k
Ing ror a half pint of bfo;tch
sand for h1N sand collecUon
I he chambers 8111 Mar'<11
malled to MacGready a half
rnnl of sand Sunday amt
Mclosed a note that u1d
Mark~ hoped this Is the
rt~hl hair pint II 1l 1Sh t.
he al'ldecl SMd II back and
It'll u~ which half p111t you
want
!\111~ MMk'\ h1tt11 ec-thf>rf'
;irr ;1hou1 I~., h1lhon tulf
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"-0 .. UTDOORTacllVityrof an. ath ..
lef.ic.nab.tre,1enpged in b
youthful, fit and peraonable appe
in.r models, serves as a posi ve
backdrop to many cigaret adve · se·
ments, This activity also au ests
that the smoking depicted in re-
ground, it llOt conducive to s g·
~Jy l'OQdlitealth,1 is Certainly. n t ·n-
compab1tle with it. The most p v
1 ent outdoor activity in clll'ttftt "ga-
ret advertising is sailboating ( r·
eyton,f Pall· Malt,\ Parliament.
,Vice~ filters), To a lesser extent,
fishing / (Viceroy filters and Camel
m enthols), tennis (C~sterfield fil·
tcA), hunting (Camel filters), golE
iind outdoor · cooking (Viceroy fil-
tc.rsl, and bowling and 'Mndbathing'
(Winston filtersl are a ll 'in.' •..
"Some cigaret advertising tran-
s cends mere image association and
projects its own separate and unique
world.e E XamplH include 'Salem
Country~• a land in which romantic
b:iuples romp and preen through
Bhlfling aylvan settings; the 'Night
P eople, whose post evening encoun
'ters cazllead to smoking Parliamen
filters:•and 'Marlboro Country,
where there daily unlolds the aimpl
male heroic · virtues of the '01
West.• Worry over health has been
banished from these Shangri-laa."
While Barron'• tends to d isap·
J)rove of bureaucracy and 11111 it.9
works, the foregoing passages, t.a k·
en from a recent Federal Trade
Commission Report to Congre!!ls, un-
mistakably smack of talent. If the
authors ever decide to seek gainful
employment, we urge them to try
Madison Avenue. Meanwhile, how·
ever, they and their fellow official!!!
in the Federal Communications
Com mission and the Na tional Inte r.
agency Council on Smoking and
Health, along with kindred souls on
Capitol Hill, are still doing business
at the aame old doctrinaire stand.
Senator Robert F. KeMedy (D.,
N.Y.) is pushing a bill to tax ciga·
:reb a ccord ing to their tar and nico-
tine content. The FCC has ju!!lt reaf·
firmed a ruling which holds that in
order to compete v.·ith the blandish-
ments cited nbo,.·e, television broad-
Clll!llers must give the foe!!! of !lmOk·
ing air time free or cha rge if not ex·
ac tly equal. FTC, in turn, rclcntle!IS·
ly pres!!leS a campaign to /orce the
industry to wam it!!I customers:
"Cig111ret smoking is dangerous to
heaJth and may cause death from
1cancer and other !!I." Some·
day it • an all cigare .
t began a few years ago as a
..eminrly well·intentioned, if dis.-
turbinr, effort to brainwash the citi·
r:enry into lc:ick"int"the habit thu
-
'
National Business and Financial Weekly •• .,;s_ .... _
Dangerous Lengths
pirated into a crusade as men.ac
and ugly as Prohibit.ion , At the \im
lBarron's. January 18, 1965), re-
garding the gros• exaggerations of
Emerson Foote, who headed tbe
movement, we accused the Public
Health Service oE "placing the stri-
dent claims of. the pitchmaa'ahead
of the unobtrusive quest for i.Nib."
Nothing that PHS hu aaid or clone
'nee has chan,.M our view. On the
contrary, the anti-smokini' forces,
putting their worst foot forward
lately have sought to escalate f
rsuasion to coercion. A.. '
111 -smokers, we free cede
that c · 1rood. ~ to
the body, politic, however, the ·un·
checked 111rrogance of bureaucracy
is invariably fatal. When the choice
lies between livin dangerously or
toeing th y ine, · e most
Ame -ns, evidently) w ther
fi than switch.
Since publication in 196-t
'Smoking and Health," which,
through a kind of guilt by atatistica
auociation, condemned the UM! o
cipret.s (but not cigars or pipes), of·
fi cialdom baS done it.I best to pick a
fight. Armed with such dubious
''proof,'' the Federal Trade Com
mission promptly aougbt to foist i
own uncompromising slogans on
dustry, a move which led a ora
to nt Congress to pass eder·
11! Cig belin verlising
Act, The aw, which 111llowed
manufacturers to put a milder warn·
ing on each pack of cigarets, has
merely goaded the anti.smoking
zealots to greater lengths. Thus,
Senato r Robert Kennedy, ~·ho yields
to no man in hls hot purmzit or dema·
goguery, has introduced a bill th,8
would tax cigaret.s on the ba!is o(
their tar and nicotine content, u
measured b)' the FTC in • 1alloraJo.
ry newb" equipped with a federal
•moki.na' machine. The FCC laas
ane madt furehr:r. i...tJane, ..,._.
complaini b1 a masw1r. 7oanc i,\w-,.i (-bow tho ......
tiplied ol lalel. tho -oc>l
rupUy decided that the ...c::aW
mess doctrine .,.tied Dot aab-to
lor tho "-lit <I r...;p.... who
i*"W""•hiy m:ither m.o.-better nor
~
public d.Date cl C::uataove:wWJ ~ tM pre.I~ wboM bu1at .. 1oa1_.......~ -...at_._.._._., ....
calli. ii -that -r-....... . lo ._ i ,, • ..,.,.,.
were entitled to free air time kt c:riJi.. pnt.mtiel hmnl to pahlic health,"
cise W-m:stm'• inm.mar, 1'am their the pmWic iadsdt requires him "to Luk i-c:b and • * wde .._ their ~ a M,gnific-nt amount of tim•
Kool ~ ._ftb qo. 6ie ...-~ to iafDrminc hQ listeners of the oth-
tlftl!ni~ rwffitmed Q nJins. er 9ide of the matter-that howeve?
''al wha .. mj.pble wrnnkinc may be, it repre-
fint we pndici de-aenb a habit which may cause or
ceiTe ' • the ~ .. a aJldrilia:te to the death or the user."
-=im tifie spirit. • mec.t, In • naliaa tbe FCC denied that it
·-,.n.i~ .... "t :!~~ca! ~= I::~I
cer Ol'\any other of the ftUlllY m. to cnl;y member with 8D;J' qualms
which the Oe.h i:s heir. With the , offered effective rebuttal.j
pa911p of time, its ri..ndinp haYe matter what the Commissi.OG
gnnrra. ~ •ape. L Last •JS about the distinction be-
J'eal' Battm'• cited the critique ol cip.ret advertising and other
Proleuor K.. A. Browalee ol the it is establishing the principl•
U~ el CltQI"\ w1ao r..tted the: Fairness Doctrine appJies to
the ~·s ILepoli far a.. J==~·~ .dverii.U.C, as clistin· """ .-a.IJ ...... ' -paid political h.--1-
.. d "· .. well .. far culiDc. n.e Commission will be .._i I ol hllnl pn;wd to flbd a rational baai•
This die for hpldinl" that cip.rets cliffer-
unden:.t For. frmn all other huards to life and ,
ccntruy tu their i*Etiicw findinp, ht:eltla.."
~wwwatedaicotineaa1'ealth The al£DC)' abo doubtless will
buanL the witdi docloia. in a r&-ha .. e trouble defending ib stand in/ rnarbbla i( littJe...noted chana-of the coarts (to which the broadcast-.
mind, are aow poUdiac the rmpr inc industry bas appealed.). On thi•
of -..u.;... at iL ..-__ ____.__"-, ·•-M '·-. ' J·-L::"~-:::;"-=-:~~ :=. score r . ~vtnger again gives elo.1 -l'Mlu.--..-.--. w1UCD ·-· quenl testimony. "Because the re·
er pw the -.ti-emokiDc campaign suit seems to me to be 90eia lly and
it. -1 of appronl. quietly contia-morally right," be averred, he wu
oes t.o 911pport the price of the filthy willing-albeit with "great doubt
weed with taxpayers' mc:mey, and, and reluclance" -to go •long with
-----------------------------the rest. However, he added sipifi.
In This Issue
ARTICLES
THINKing BIG
Jn Computrr Softwarr, the Rr11ch
Frrqut.ntly Excudl! the Grasp .... , • • l
MERCHANT PRINCES AGAIN'
Ol!parlmenl Storrs Are Enjoyin:o
Handaome Gain• in Sales and Profit. I
NO SMALL POTATOES
Bangor Punta Hu Built lip
A Thriving Industrial Complex . •• .. • I
OVER THE RAINBOW
Gold Mine• Are Taking 11
Loni View of Their Prospe• O ....... II
DEPARTI.IENTS
THE TRADER ....................... 4
THE WORLD AT WORK .. .. • . .. .• • .. • T
ARRON'S ON BOOKS .... , .... , •••• , .tt
ARRON'I MAILBAG • , .............. •
COM.ING FINANCING ·········••••••· ST
OEPARTXEN'n
KEW! .um VIEWS OF JKVESTMJl!NTS
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UP AJfD DOWW WALL STREET
By AU ~ ..................... 2'
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COMMlX1tTDbi ....................... il
n'AT'ISTJCAL SEICT'lotf
HCW" fDGEll A1fD tmn Df ITOCKS
KUTUAL nJXDI ........ _ ...... _ .... ..
COJCl"LSl'S ITOCK QOOTATtOJQ .. .
R.llGJOl(AL. P'ORKIG!f RCURJTIES .
OVSR·THS-c:omrn:a JIARKET .•...
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JIAfUCET LABOR.A.TORT ............. •
cantJy, "I have doubts that the sc.
lion is procedurally and substantive.
• Jy consistent ...ith controlling legal
rules. J am reluctant because of con.
cern that this action may represent
a subjugation of judgment t.o senti.
ment.'' Mr. Loevinger may have his
qualms, but -well as for"
his coll es, the end pa justi·
fies means.
·s is the classic rationale
ranny, the perennial cry of the
mob. The public interest, as we have
said be(ore, coveni a multitude of
sins, from the venial to the deadly.
Smoking may be a minor issue, but
ccntempt for due process of law
loom. large. Cigaret advertising,
however di!!lagreeable, constitutes
an exercise in freedom 0£ 1peech
Big Brother doesn't take over •II
ce, he closes in atep by p.
's a chance to draw the · e .
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2U2 IO. .-w ILYD. a•un MCIUU ONLY, MON. -... 10 A& ........... Mi. ...... 1W A.M. .. 7a00 .....
BRISTOL and PAULA11lo i• COSTA MESA
Mlt:..11 • .._0NLY,MON.thnl ... 11tlOA.lLteWP.a, M1;9llioA&ta7ile•.a,-.11.-A& .. 7.00P.M. ~ ·COFFEE ... :.::.~. sr.?.: .. ~1 77
·~:.BIS UICI _ ... :~::::_ ....... _39c I TIDE
CRI CO ..... ~::.~.~ ............ 77° I
AU PURPOSE
GOLD MEDAL
•-.,.CMI y a•m HIE Fllll'S llSClllllPllCis f CHUNK TUNA • m•1111• 25,. ~-----------------------
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CAKE MIXES ~ 29c D•l 1111111• ••••.. ~ ..•• ~'::I .. *I -. ..._ DIEi IUIE U lltrEI ........... w .. .,.
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• lllD Cini• CIEDE •• ""'™=~ 2' ....................
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· PINEAPPLE .lllCE. .... 23-• ,. ............ J 4,. 1
90lm•TOP ~
SIRLOIN ' -
'STEAK ,:$-~9
CLUB STEAK ... _';'E.~ ..... 98$
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SHORT RIBS ... ::=..:-::~ .. 29'
RUMP ROASl.=~~79'
. LEAN RIB
STEAK
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lb.
Cello
lat
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BEEF ml :a·.-.... ar ·uos::d .. =CHIClmBa· ................. THIGHS ••• ~ a
SHORT RIBS .. f;f:::: .... 59' ~~s .• : 59:.
BOILllG BEEF ... ;;: .... 111' ·~~E~t .. : 3&
.... m.MK.U.-1 ......... M-111.. 69. SLICID IACON........................ a ............... ~ ....... -·,,.. 1 39 SLICID IACON ............••.••••. • • -----.... _,,... •1 39 am 11 HAMS ........•••• .,... •
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PORK
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rRH~ ~ ~ DELICATESSEN FEATUR ES ~'::~~ ) FROZEN FOOD FEATURES
SLICED MEATS
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IMC«m ClllCUN
BllWl18I ~ .. • • • • ...... EA.
iiiiiii'Riil1s ... SSC
~~.6-0L-&ll'WMDl2t.U• 9e LEMONADE.~ ......... .
UNQUIT~41c .. OZIN 3 $) DINNERS.......... ,_
11G W 1S.OZ. .... =-..EE .... 45c
,. LAAOI n.01.10A autY • 10$ ILL IEIT fllllS .' . . CINIUL-'CANClllOU•TA10"' GRAPEFRUIT ; ... --. .., ......... ,.... 49c B,11.ANlS ........ · ·: •· · COKEi HAI . . . . . . .
MEAT~Piii:::. -.:: =oy 1sc
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FRUIT PIES
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·4 DAIL V PILOT Wedtlttday, October 18, 1%7
Collective Bargaining Supporters Laud Rail Deal
WASHINGTON (AP)-Tbe noUDeed tt u Jutt· what tartly only when similar leg. But manaiement cot a "1Jb Jr. ca.IJed tbem "~-UttJe if any t.bouaht to tbe to handle major disputes ised such leClllation ID Jan-
compullory rail settlement m~..nept wanted. lslation bogged down and rather rude ... eAing 1a1t Union P.resident P. L. ''Roy ' poUtkal impact. when collective barfalning uary 19118, but Secretary of
gomc into effect today for They •sued that edoption key congr,ssmen forced re· month when the ipecial ft~ Si t m t 11 er commented. But although they may breaks down. Labor W. Willard Wlrtl ad·
137,000 lbop craft wotkel'l ol tbl plan,, ptopoaed by the sumptlon or l>argalning. her board "They asked for tt." not have intended 1t that Unloa witneuea are U · mitted during congreuional
ma7 have come juat in Joh¥OD ~inlltt.aUon af. ING mem . . ena1ed to AJtboqb a.er. waa some way they left both sides un: peeled to oppose the propo-. hearings on the 1bopc;raft timt to block the growing ter •oluntary settlement el· RUDE AWAKEN aet HtUtmelrt-.U ~ talk of a court cballen1et 1al, and 1ome management dispute that effort.a to find
t•-_, ..._ln to"""" la j ucb .. _ ·:.y with the over·all epi· ul b d failed pa 1.e1u ... -g ....., • forts 1ailed, would aet a pat-Rall management said It on a m -e teMl'OUI Hilts aDDOunced Friday tba spokesmen are reported to a form a a ·
bor dilputa into Congresa. tern so that management accepted the settlement 1dea raiae tbaia tlae two earlier tbe r~ would accept be lukewarm 1bout It. And the difficulty in paas-
Coqrtuioaal 90urce1 be-would henceforth balk at 11 1 necessary last ~ort. panels ~ Jl"OPOMd. the dec:laioD. SHOW LATER The cbancts are lllm any· lng the compulaory .ettle-
lieve It m1.1 thus pve col-meanbilf ul b a r g a i Dina, but it also knew that pro-When Sea.·-WA)'lia L. Sourcea famlllar with the Tbla may abow later this way that Cmgreu could ment in the House, when it
lectlve bar&ainlnc a much tnowtnr Coacre.u would posed seWementa by two Morse. D-<lrf., chairman tf board'• , Wnkinl iDdlcate 1'eek when a Senate Jud1cl-pus any permanent leglsla· would have applied to only ~ boolt in tbt rail In-tbea approve a compulsory pr~identlal paoels were the board, aru1owicecr the members made· their deter· ary aubco!nmittee bolds tion deallng with labor ~ one dispute, means it 'tl'.Ould
du.try. when lt appured Httlement. much closer to manage-term1, r,ailrolld · m.ua_. minationa aolel7 oa what beminp on leghlatfon to putes in by lndultries 1uch probably be even harder to ~ ir~at. daqer ol failinl A 198S atrib involving the meat's terms than those of ly inflatl~.". Macbtnlsfa they cona1dered to be tbe create a apeclal court on u railroads and airllne1. pus general leglslaUon to _.tirel:J aJru. wu ..wed volwa-the «iopcratt unJom. ment IPOktlman JobD P mertt of tbe altuation with labor manqement relations Prelldent Johnson prom· deal with all such disputes. Tbereuonustmplytti.t....;;;;;;;.:;;;;;;;.,.;;.::;...;;:.;;.~...;.::=--=::.;::;~:..:=;...;:::~------;;.;.:.:..~~;:;;;;:._.;..:=-,..:._-===.-=-.=...:;:;;;:::.::;;::_::..:..=..-===-==~==;;...:;:=::;::=..............::..:..::=:::::-=.:.::;::~~.;.;,;;.._~.;__--------..;...,..-
neltber aide u haJIP1 ~
1ne way tbil dilpute WU -tled; The ~ don't
the compulaoiy aettJemeut
procedure that wu used-altbouih they like the COil
tract they 1ot -and man-
agementJa JIDbaJ>PL wb
the settlement terma.
DENOUNCED
When .. propoW ,.. •
compulaory aettlmaent el
the lbopcraft dilpute WU
d .... lut qirin& and IUIJl•
mer, cqm1zed labor and its
supportera la Cqrw
Peru Deal
Sparks Arms
Race Fears
U.S. Strikes
Drop Output
WASHINGTON (AP) -s t r i k e s In the auto, cop-
per and at.eel-hauling indus·
tries caused the blglJtlt
drop in U.S. Industrial out-
put in seven months. •YI
the Federal Reserve BOQrd.
The board aaid its index
of indUJtrial output plunged
in September 1.5 points to
156.3 percent of tbe 1957-59
base period. That was th e
largest decline since last
February. •
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LEAN. PORK STEAKS .............. ~.&r
APPLES
$ NIW
CROP
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Dll.IC10US LIS.
UHi 9'0ttJoA IWY UD 7. s 1 GRA~EFRUIT. . . . . .-
JUNO CM.AYO 29 c AVOCADOS .... EACH
OAIDIN .. UMCal., 2 1 lit. 29c CARROTS..... ~-:
Swat -MILD -UOWN 2 19 c ONIONS........ re..
l'CMI MU.OW811 2 .. l)fte fOl MAUOWUH Tit.ATS 2• POPCOll... ':: .,.,. CAllDY APPLE Ill. ti·
tuna
llWT I CllCIBI
• r.~T 4flr $1
IMPERIAL 35c SDFT ClEG ..
... '>Oc MAYFIESll TEA. IAGS ........... .i_,-
iPPi£., etii._ .................. 65t IW ... ll... $111 lllSTAIT ~FEE .............. _
1ll.ml ~ fWllllS CIFFEE ............... w-.
llABISCO CIACKERS ...... m.--.: ..... 31
EASTERN PORK
pork l~in
.roast ··--=49c 59~' ..
PORM SHOIJ I Of R • • 37c ROAST · .. ~>
HUI STNlM 1 nc 23c CHICKENS ... ':I...... _,-:. ....
fin• l.S.U. CW( A lLIS 59c FRYER PARTS ............ : .... ..
ruikii.~~ .. ~.: ..... :.:: ......... _ ... $'!8
ROAST .................. ~:................... s329
M.4.YFAffl SEA FOOD SPECIALS
HUMERI MWllT STUl$ ............................ 5t
Fil.LET Of IORTIOl JllE COi ................. •.ff•
SWORDFISH STUIS ._ ................................ 1 I!'
LAKE SMELTS .. ~: ............. u.uu. ................... Jt•
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seamless
nyloias •&n•AlllY 3Pl $1
BUFFERIN s1 05
1 ABLETS
• -SPBIM..I 55c DIET RITE COLA ........... .:r.":u
MIDS I IL PIL IUl Ha 1 ftc CllOCl.ATE CHIPS._.............. _,-
c n •a11tiCM 1ec EYAPOUTEI mt.I ............. _. -.-... 2....... 'JCc ZEST IAR SOAP. ... _ ........... .w-
HI II CIDERS .... __ .. :,:=:. 3'
FRESH EASTERN
leg of
pork
SIWll llAU'45 c ::rl10ll .. 5 9~. ..
POR~ eun -.... : 49c ROAST ...... :··
cona"' -enc PORK LOii CHOPS................. _, ·
MAYfa.U-STMIMI
RIB ROAST .......... au cm ....... &gc
•YF•Ull-fk RIB STEAKS .......................... .,·8_,-
.CIBID -f-.-Ysiclu. 4nc. TURKEYS .............. ~~........... _,-•
lllSOlf'S FES11YAL llDGET HAMS .......... a. '1.21
REAi. lcCOY PASTUll .... •. ,. ............ "-91'
REAL McCOY IEEf BACOR ................ u IUI&. H·
IEAl McCOY IEEF SAUSAGE .......................... !'. 4f•
• f'RO.JI OUR LIQUOR DEPAR1'Ut:NT
. ~ !"':.:1~:c~3~! $3~ ,... •. .,. VODKA U Pr11f.... . .........
CIATW LA lfJNl. CALlf. Ult MAGNUM $169 CHAMPAGNE ........ s~~~...... •
~ fJTU LICIJ, • rtlOOf $!"19 $fi29 \·c;u., ~ LAUOERS SCOTCH ...... Jjft ..... ..
--:;.. ii! ~ ..... n m• ICC&SIOR KOOllCIT 1M Plotf $419
'@ -STRAIGHT BOURBON .............. •
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l•hnston's • • pies
Alfltl,PIACl,Pilllll~
STIAWllftY ..... ~ ... .• 49c Sill
MAYFRESH LIQUID39c
DETERGENT ·.
From. Our Fro.ea FOOfl Seciioa
•YFIUI .. ,.._ ,_.. 8 $1 ORAIGE JUICE ......... ~':ir:..... ..
llSMffA -... SPUL.~ 'lftc Dl~RS._ -cm:::.._ .ia-
.. ,,. 'J $1 ·flUIZBI WAFFLES --~ ..
• llT -SAISMf • CESE Oftc
BAG OF PIZZA ..... --··-·:--·"'-SAU LEE ROLLS ...... ,=r. .... 3 1. '1
All MEAT ~··, 47 c FRANKS .... ::.
DELIC..4TESSEN FEATURES
lllffllWf'S fltSI ~ 1M Pleet
LIVER SAU~AGE ................... 4gc 111mwrs 1y tu Piece
BRAUNSCHWEIGER ................ 59c
""'"' CHEESE ...... ~ ..... ~'i-.i. ............. 4gt
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SLICED HAM ........................... 61
IW. lcCOT 4 OZ. l'U. -:k,':t::""' C SLICED MEATS . .=t::r:IL .... 59
"~Al McCOY CORN BEEF BRISKET... .... • er 69'
ADYHTISED PRICES
EFFECTIVE 7 FULL DAYS
THURS. OCT. 19th thrw
WED. OCT. 25th
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I Wl.Y Pn.OT -·· Wtdllttday, Oct.oW 18, 1967
Tlleater Note.
F dur New Shows . .
·.Open Th~ Wee~
By TOM 'ITMJS .............
Oran&• ~ playeoera
wUl be littlnc in on ct>m-
manity thMtler'a own little
0 populatioa explolion" this
week when no lees than
f~ur new p.roductlona -all
comediM -10 on t b e ~.
Tbe new MUOns ~ in
Qoata M • 1 a, Huntinaton
BMCh, SU Clemente and
P'ullerton. with tbe four new
offerinll joln1nc four oth·
en alnld11n }lfOductlon.
1be neweomen .. '"!be atria ta ••• at tile Calta
MM& Ovfc Pla)'houle, ''Boy
Meetl Girl., at tbt Hmtt-
iqton Belch J>la1houae, ~~ "J'ilftlf Too i..i." at the Ian Clemente Community THIRD SEASON
Theater t.nd the Putterton 11'1tl Tltnbellinl
~ production of
"Tut Btr, sbe'1 Mint."
At Oo6ta Meaa. realdent directer Pai TambtWnl
will bt hH«Hnt into her
Udrd Muca at the helm of
tbl a.tc Playbou1e. She
bu 1ta1td all but two of
tbt theat#'• ftrtt 10 pro-
dlldlom and allo dirtcts
tbe pl.QbwM'• teen and
jmdo&" df vtllem.
Her eat for •"J'be Girls
.. ... ii Mllllld bJ Belly
Jllwttt ... N1llftJ Snitzer
In the UGI rolel of the
IDllldert llltera who have
lftd in teeba.slon tn an old
tmtment alnce President
Hoover left offict.
Paul Sulllvan and Larry
Latham are featurtd in the
aupportinc cut which in
elude• Ruth Gottuso, Don-
ald RboldJ, David Goodall,
BU1 Sllitier and Ron Lang-
seth.
Four performances will ~ liven, Ocl 20-21 and '1:1·
21, in the Community Cen-
ter auditorium at the west
1ate of the Oran11 County
F airarocmds in Cotta Mesa.
This Saturday's perform-
ance is reaerved for the
playhouse's patrons associ-
ation.
*** Friday evening also open&
the new season for tbe Hunt-
ington B e a c h Playhouse
when "Boy Meell Girl"
b.kes the •tage for four
four weekends.
Ron Albertaen, just nam·
ed belt director of the pre-
vious season, is st.agin1 the
Sam and Bella Spe~ack
comedy, which offers a aa-
tlrical peek at Hollywood
and the movies.
Howard R. Solomon, Mar-
tin Fuchs, Algar Clarke.
Frank Ruieu and Pamela
Brown take the major roles
in the Huntington Buch of-
fering. Other cnt membert
include Bruce Simpson.
Fran P'lodatrwn, Mary Mc
lntoltt, Dennia Lambert,
Tony Castle, Shirley Dvor·
ak, Steve Siler and Colin
Guive.r.
"Boy Meets Girl'' will be
'jnlented on Fridays and
Saturdays through Nov. U at the Bran, 2110 Main Sl,
Huatlniton Beach.
*** A tate--arriving stork trig-
ien U. lauehs in San Cle-
~ when "Never Too at." }>ows in at the Ca-b.dDo Playhouse under the
direction of 'Ibelma Ruck·
man.
ner of Euclid and Malvern
avenues) in Fullerton.
*** Swinging t h e spotlight
around the rest of ttie coun·
ty:
-The Laguna Playbowe
,.... its drama, "A View
From t2WI Bridle," foai&bt
for a tlml week. Doq
Rowe directa tbe Artllar
lilDer at.ory wbicb clolet
lltaNI)' at the playbou.M,
l1t 0ceu Ave., Laguna
Beach.
-South Cout Repertory
coatlnut1 the comedy "Big
Soft N t 1 Ii e" Thursday
throuCb Sanday at the new
Tbkd Step '?beater, 1827
Newport Blvd., Cost.a Mesa.
Martin 8enJOn directs the
production.
-The Orange Studio The-
ater readies Its third week·
end of ''Luv" under the di·
rection of Mary Eastman.
11>e Murray Scbispl com-
edy plays Fridays and Sat-
urdays in~ sbedow of the
Orance Drive-In at 195 N.
state College Blvd., Qr.·
ange.
occ 'Dunce'
Twin Cas18
Announced
Tbe West Caul pnmill'e
ol the avant prde .....
"Tbe Nllht ol the l)anm,"
will be held at ar.._
Coast College next mamti.
1be show will be staged
NOv. 16, 17 and 11 In t!le
O<X Auditori111D at l :U
p.m., direcW b1 Lake
Scott ol the OCC drama de-
pl.rlment.
Since the C a S t aaanbsl
only eJibt peop1e. ad um
well OW!r 100 turned oat for
auditicna, Scott bas doallle
cut the show. Difterat
castl will perform oa dlr· 'nat.e Digbta.
AccClrding to Scott, tllie
play bu.., ......
fanned anee ia New Yd Cit;J, aDd m __. ._
MID ... ti .. B ,, •
Rmr.
ftt*7 ............
an oAd Ular7 18 a IW-
down pert of a Ille dtT.
Tbe f1nt cut ii • "3 ..
ed ol Steve Otiftr, _,
.Edmimten. Robbie Sdlo • over and Ken Wi1loD of C..
ta Meat; Bm1ma ......
ley, Ccnna clel Mar; ....
Williama, Newpart Seid;
Chris Coauena, Bi•cd"c'+• &each. ud .Jcbc Law, i..
guna Beach.
In the aecond cut ..
Denile Orris and Tom ,,..,.
kew, c.-Mela; Dam ca.
JDel and a-!.Srt-111, New-
port B..cb; Tam .......
Garden~-.......
Gerber,. 'hltill. ...., ....
W"llliaml -..... wlle wlll perform wftb ... CMb.
~ ~o~~hdpore~~~~~ 'Give It (Jp_, Eddie'
motbe!' and Harry Moore
tbe frustrated father. Their omlJhental daughter is
played bJ Gigi Dahl, bolde~
o( a couple doun beauty ti·
Ues, · while . Brian Nolan
lakes the role of her hus·
band.
Bob D'lsidoro's p~ for reason fall upon the ~
ears of Ralph Richniond in this dramatic sceae from
"A View From 1be Bridge,'• 'Which clOleS out its
four-week run at the Laguna Playhouse th.is week-
end. The Arthur Hiller drama will be sta.ged Wed-
nesday through Sa~day.
CempWt:ing the cast a,e r ~ ... ",._...._......,._
Susie TomllnMn, R a 1 p h t
Temlinaen, Berman Sobel, 1 ~ :<J
Stewart Ryan and Bob Gat-•• ·
tJs. The play will run Thurs-·~ days (hrou,it Saturdays for .,
three weekend• at the Ca-.... ~ ~ """ A "'J ..... brlllo PlayboUse, -ve-•"": 4.~>~· · ". nlda Cab!illo, San Clemen-· , • , ~
te. * * * ~IJl\o\) The Fullerton FooUight-oun"
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Her, She'• MJ.ne,'• depict-!
Ing the ml1&dventurea of a iiiiiii college cotd u seen through
the eyH ol her harried dad.
catole Mackowski and Rob-
ert ' Reines portray these
~ ~the ceat are
Karla Moore, Lee Hollen-
back. Tore Frader, Pat Sul·
Uvan, Roy Cumm1D1s. John
Purcell, Louise Kane and
Douglas McEwan. Kathy
Davis is directing the show.
Three weekends of Friday
and Saturday production
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thaler Center. 119 Buena
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TELEVIS•N"Wi&WS
Taking Stock
In TV Land
9y RICIC DU MOW
HOLLYWOOD (UPI) -'l'llB'e -te .. a
•1ipt but .... •4 .-.......... .. point in Che *rt ......., ., ... , ......
Yoa c:aa -it A ..... .i ....... tlll aituab -., .... b I •• , • .,. .......... .,
u.o. wdllac ...._ 911119 - -• ... la • air .. AU.._ll ..... 1llil. ,..._,._~
ma1aziw bne ....r i*wtd •f lllW-
lectuall started to be ...................
the return of "lp'd•" follwat CSS.TV1 w-
cesa with ''Death of a .,.. ow" J~ ~-
There II • lot ol Ult ..._ lfllC'Jllll tllil ...
son, and now we Wlllt t. -llow ~ ol • tllil
is promotion and llow Jmda ii fad. At my ~
there iJ a pame. It emW lie w tW nflabes.
And ft eioaJ4 be OBe amt ftCI' F f« Tiie fNlln.c.
however, ii tlult tile......_ meEe" -._am-
mettial m4 el it, ~--ii Ill a IDOlll dMit:,.
point, •••Jtuc -...................... -seriously ~~ ~.,r .. it ... ...
from which estracllaa • MM • I envy tile mm ...... a. ....... Ill tllil
point in video hiltGl'y Mi 1 r tlley an faced willl significant dzs"..,s, _. tllil illil fll M1 rt
making is tbe mmt iltidJilc ,..W el W}w•s
life. Yoa know tbat what HI ,.. .. ii ... to
make a differeat.e, m ... I a ftlft w .. ...,.
pel'IOlll.
I am not .,....., ... aMat -. .... ill
Hollywood lbowl. It ill tnle a.t ..W. m-an
chan~ing. and tUt ~TV ._ ...._. fll "loi;el-
lzinlr. PrograD • tW tlley Jm • t• "wile
number of braedr..a., _. a.t NBC-TV._ m-
tioned poaibly o&liai ..... • ...... a 1-
tban weetiy 1mis to improte qality. Bat • lw• • are the llollywoo4 w .. < ... a .......
inant. And this probllMJ • ..t ae ApifiM wt point.
Holty....t ._ ..._ • ~ te wvite tu
oft.predicted fwnl; it •a .., ab • Ila Jail.
And people wt. ~&le ...tJ ._ t11e pl8m
usuafiy have a .:tiC ..... '• fl wW Ole
town and people an all aba& Mil wW I .. pt..
ting at is the waste of time • -• " ..... mu.st divest it.elf ot. Boll)wwd"• Ml inft mee It
won'l For Rollywoocl lbon llllW a 4'emw I, and
some are dam rt• riNtNy well -a h ewa YSJ
well -and probably no c6rr )!lace C.W .. melt
a required mw prolw«W Jo' -r 1'etter.
No -wlMlt ram talkinc --is die lipiti. cant decision-tDUing a.at n..t came fnllll U. New York boslel Nflll..., __...,..,...,. m terilll.
There nnut be • W"ape Ina wwwelj dee ili+C
wblcb Hollywood Mow to plll-. l.lallJwood ii Pl&
ty well locked in. almcwt "1 ib '-rtioe But 6en
is the real evellt pno~· I ' -: ... _,, •lflllllldn..iahll
-that must be dimWlled: die dind. pe.r-.1 a-
periences abare4 widt ••en. tlle ...., ai .. of
significant ~ Jlfe. lie GliDclF a.al brtDC nl-
eo alive.
Alt intervie•er _... me rec:aGy wllJ -
bothered to review ~ if .. 11-=11 4llff is
bad. I aUed bim t. ntm. ....... -.. aitb
should stop tt'Viewine boob her e something
like "Valley of the Dolk" &IU to be die No. l _.
seller. You keep looDtg for die peat momads,
the really wortlrirldle tblnp. I b't tlliU .., ...
of sense eXJ).ed.I video to w1mfer tis llllnkwll
output. Bufl do think tbere is a ..W. ialelligtllt
expectancy - a eoncerned IClutilij -at the s..
ment over televlakm'• fllta.re. People wmt tD bow
if television is inte~ in people.
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JUST.ONE 61Nlf.
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-,a,GET
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DElllE DEERE
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NOW IS THE TIME 10 REFORM! NOW IS '™E TlME 10 -
G4VE <J> '1?lJR
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OH,NO? HOW ABOUT THE
DAY YOU WERE BOR.N?
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DAILY PILOT ..
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tor perfect tit Hoot nd eye waist eto-
aure with elutic for eomfortable tit.
Slz., I to 11 in Black, Plum, lrlaht Pa•
Top . quality. .molt on.a Medecl
electrical aceeuoriee-ftnt u.. ever at tbia price!
• 39e plui f\iael, cube TA!S ·~~-~µ,~ Edra-~ m.. " •
lloys' Yl•yl
S•ede Jackets
-'4''
Lnwl•• "TeK .. A.C:lovd"
ma wsll•cl Trlcot ............
mlgldGown1
'2''
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1a4 wead1rflal 1klft ~ el_,.acetate i114 _..,.. .. Sleep.
tu bea.U• wttll rancr
7ob de~J , dal11J' trf.,. Pin Blue ., ........
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Sleep 1n4 pJai Hta of cotton and
acetate and llY·
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and 2·pe. 1tylea
with lipper or iaap fronta.
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aaloA tr.h whll• 10U al•pl Ad-
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ltreferrell
Ble•clecl
Whiskey
GUA•
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An outstand·
ing value at
our everyday
low price or
$3.98. Now ape·
clallY priced ror limited time only. Stock up
now and 1ave •ca quart.
•r.1ova1 .. 1
La Mega
Cigars
Sii;: ~~ .. $ 249
Ian ot nattoa·
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• 39c tape, O"Qund adQ>ten
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• 48c.flk pull chaia fl'AP,
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• 2300 Harbor Blvd. at Wilson St.-
Harbor S~•opping Center, Costa Mesa
• 233 E. 17th St.-Costa Mesa Shoppin9 • 6827 Wntmlnst., at Golden West,
• 1406 W. EcllllCJer and Bristol St.-
Edinger Center, Santa Ana
• 17904 MaCJnolia St. at TatNrt,
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30 DAILY PILOT
_:News of Orange Coast Men, Women Serving in the U.S. Armed Forces
Secood Lt. David P. Falel ado. San Clemente. lw been
llOD of Mr. and Mra. David •wiarded U.S. Air ~ Iii·
C. Fales of 208 Calle Dor-ver win(I upon crwtuation
at Reese AFB. Texu.
Lt Fales. a graduate o<
Mater Dei H.igb Scbool. San-,
ta Ana, was commissioned
upon graduation from the
U.S. Air Force Academy
where be abo earned his
B.S. degree.
Ing Cenle'r. Lowry AFB,
Colo. after completing basic
training at Lackland AFB,
Texas.
Command. Cannon AFB,
New Mexico.
Airman Mularski ls a
graduate of Garden Grove
High School.
ders to report to Patrol
Squadron 2, at Whidby Is-
land, Wuh.
THE MODERN
FUNERAL AND BlJRIAL CONCEPT
He Is a 1966 graduate Of
Corona del .Mar High Sebool
and attended Orange Coast
College before entering the
service.
Hoepltalman Aa.n C. Aln-
chaau, USN, 10n of Mr. and
Mrs. Kirk AJncbam of 386
Lookout Drive, L a g u n a
Beach, traduated from Hos-
pital Corps School, San Di-
ego, al~r 14 weeks of basic
trainin1.
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Seaman Appren. David 1...
Strlekl.IA, USN, son ot Mrs.
MinnJfer J . Stricklin of 3351h
Del· Mar Ave .• Costa Mesa,
bas returned to Long Beach
aboard the USS Preaton.
estminsttr Sltmorial Jark
Airman Aathoay M. Bor-
•d:, son Of W.r. and Mrs.
Anthony M. Borack of 6351
lrotiuola Road, Westminster,
baa been assigned to Moun-
tain Home AFB, Idaho, as
an air traffic specialist, with
the unit of Tactical A i r
Command after completing
basic training at Lackland
AFB, Tens.
Witn combat aii forces In
Vietnam, at Bien Hoa AFB,
Airman lC Donald S. Paap,
son of Donatd H. Paap, 4M
Arroyo Chico, Laguna
Beach, ls an aircraft repair-
man.
The ship has been deploy-
ed with the U.S. Seventh
Fleet in the Western Pa-
ciClc.
Maj. A. B. Manhard Jr.
has assumed command of
Wing Equipment R e p a l r
Squadron. Marine Corps Air
Station, El Toro, from out-
going commanding officer.
Maj. H. Clayson.
-CtMmlY·MAUSOLIUM
flUNllAL HOMI
CHAPILS.CUMA TOIY
COLUMIAllUM
YITHANS LAWN
21 l Glu•• 1-'577
Mertllary-Ce .... t•ry
COMPUTE FUNRAL AND tUllAL CINm
Bea.use the ~cal and burial cmtu ooocqit
~ cLimjnatcs the need foe pnxaaioos through
heavy traffic on overcrowded bigbwafSt family
and friends aliJcc may now P-Y thtir full re-
spects by attending the burial Joen•ia, as well
u the chapd service. all at ooe bnutiful place,
at-Im cost.
14'01•14111 •ACH M.YD .. WUTMINUD
714 TW-.... J.2421 714 ......... J.1725
Norftter"
Sweet, Juicy,
Mellow
Ripe
Airman Borack is a 196.5
graduate of Westminst~
High School and attended
Orange Coast College before
entering the service.
Hia wife is the former
Miss Wendy Goodsell of Cos-
ta Mesa.
Airman Cllrtl&opher ~
er. son of Mr. and Mrs.
George P. Cooper of ~18
Wayne Road, Corona del
Mar, baa been assigned to
Air Ji'orce Technical Train-
A graduate ol Laguna
Beach High School. 1965, he
was assigned to Travis AFB ,
before his arrival In Viet-
nam.
Airman 3CW•yne J. Mlll-
arsk:l, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Mularski of 148.31
Givens Place, Weltminater,
has graduated from ttle U.S.
Air Force Technical Scbool,
Amarillo AFB, Texas.
He bas been assigned to
a unit of the Tactical Air
Naval Reserve Ensign Pat·
rick K. Buckle, son of Mr.
and N..rs. J . F. Buckie Jr ..
8212 Munster Drive, Hunt·
lngtno Beach, had bis new-
ly-earned aviator's "Wings
of Gold" pinned on by his
fattier.
Ensign Buckie completed
six m-00tbs-« flight ~g
at the Naval AJr Station,
Corpus Cbriati, Texas, where
be received two phases of
advanced training.
He has received hia or·
PO• POOD GIANT'I
CBCKa OP THI YIAll
~~I Nothina to l>uvl Yow vote ii vour entry ..
'" 1pec:taculor fret FoOd Giont drawing ••• a
customer from WV«Y Food Gtant mari<et wil win!
Complete Drawing Ruin PG$ttd in vour Food Giont
supermarket. A w·nner in rwry stortl
A graduate ol U.S. Naval
Academy. Annapolis, Maj.
Manhard Is a 18-year Ma-
rine Corps veteran.
He Uves at 25313 Staysail
St.. Dana Point. with h1s
wife, Marjorie and four chil-
dren.
Second Lieutenant Ron A.
Antboa1, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Walter McKibben of
TENDH, All GRUM
BROCCOLI 2 '"'· 29c Nestle's Quik Instant Cocoa Mix
2-pound pkg.
Peanut Butter lA~::,~~~ER 49c l.AIGf.StZf
PAPAYAS
Frfth, TefMlet< Greett
OlllOlll or ............
lof99 5 C
buttdii ea.
Tropi«ll 21c
Treat ••·
large, Juicy
PRISH
LIMll
3 for IOc
ROCKINGHAM LISTERINE
·Bread-in-a-Bag ~w1~ 3 2~::$1
Arch'1GY Fruit Mix:1~29c
ScudderMayonnaisi49c
NOVELTY IOTTLES
QUALITY
DllllllR
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ANTISEPTIC
for general oral hy·
giene, bod breath,
colds and rtuvhont
sore throat, minor
cvtl, terotche• and
insect bite•.
20·0Z. BOTHE
All VARIETIES
CAL FAME
FRUIT
DRl.NKS
4 ~~,~1SAVE
cans 19c
245 W. Palizada, San Cle-
mente, has been awarded
U.S. Air Force ailv• pilot
wings after bis graduatiotl
from Laughlin AFB, Texa1.
He will be assigned to
Clark AB, Philippi.le.. where
he will be in Military Airtlft
Command.
The lieutenant graduat.ed
from St. Vincent Prepare.
tory School, Latrobe, Pa.,
and received bis B.S. de-
gree from the U.S. Air Force
Academy, Colo., where he
was commissioned up o n
graduation.
Seaman Recruit David M.
McClure, USN. son of Mr.
and Mrs. Andrew McClure
of 9082 Kapaa Drive, Hunt•
ington Beach, bas graduat-
ed at the Naval Training
Station, San Diego after
nine weeks of basic train·
ing. •
He attended Golden West
College before joining the
Navy and was a graduate
of Pittsford lilgh School.
New York.
GOLDEN CREME
RADl'Aa
BUnER
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WllllS WITH l'fANUJS, CASHfWS, WAlNUTS-SfltVE WITH THf
PLANTERS MIXED NUTS •m,l~~oa.79c
IETIY CltOCKER
BROWNIE MI X
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P~Q 43c Imel
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PALMOLIVE
'lloz 76c ''"'1 llOttlt I Sc off
I d-oL bottle . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22c
20-oL bottle ..... ...... 29<
26-oz. bonlt ............. 37c
lfftlfO -USTY MUICAN·STYll
ROSARITA BEANS 2 ·:':~3 39c
HlAVY DYTT-ICUl'S ,OODS flfSHH, lONGH
CUT-RITE WAXED PAPER '!!;t· 25 c
Wfnf HANS-If.Al ZUTY PlAVOt-TAll NO. 300 CAN
HORMEL CHILI CON CARNE
UCTIA llCtf, t<>IUSf flAVOl-lO·OUNCf u ••
NESCAFE INSTANT COFFEE
TlfAT, MfAT & "5H, llVU & flSH -NOURISHING
TABBY CAT FOOD
IT CUAN5, SCOUH ANO l l!ACHU
FOOD GIANT CLEANSER2
8 6'h·o1,$1
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14·o•. 2Sc can• IOtOIN'S INSTANT-MAUS 24 flU,,Y. l'UffCT SUVtNCU
MASHED POTATOES ,000 GIANT-HANDY STRll(f
BOOK MATCHES
PlASTIC SANDWICH IAGS 2 PLY FACIAL TISSUE ALUMINUM FOil OlOOORANI BAGGIES 'P~q 55' of ISO 11GHT LO (Al SVl!UP KLEENEX REYNOLDS WRAP DIAL SOAP ASSORlfD Mt~f\
ROYAL PUODINr LOG CABIN 1 ~~l 39' 37c 17-in by 75.11 79 c
rnll 2 ~"?. 29c 2 ~:~ 4l c 2 ,.~ 23( r .. o•
r 2300 Barbor QJl'd. ai Wiison St •• ,Parbor Sho1111in~ c·~11tcr l1 ost~11 illt•su ,
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WedlltSQy, Oct.obtr 18, 1967 DAILY PILOT :JJ
·Busy Bot Easier
You Can Get to OCC F cuter Now
I See By Today's
Want Ads
Startin& nut month, the
telephone lines •at ONnge
Cout College may still be
busy, but it'll be easier to
tel through, tbanb to -MW
equipment to be m~
Oct. 30.
On tibet day, the coUep
will switch over. to a ...
Centrex phone system, oiflc·
lals 91id today. The Dew
s)'ltem will •Dible calleri •
di.i direct to tbe ,.,,_ °"
CMDpus to whom hf wanl
to speak.
Anyone who haa tried '° ceU OCC at peak times, of·
fidals said, and especlally at
reg111tration tiJne, knows that
the present system iJ "woe·
fully out of date."
Bat now enrollment is about .,.
School ofticla1s said that
Hie coet of the new system
will be. Jhe Mme u the coel.
ol rtmodelinl the old board,
adding neceaaary equipment
and h1rlnc another operetor.
1be' ~ will be more
ftulble, ,Svin1 155 incom-
inl !inti compared to the
exiltinl 10.
With tbe new system, a
caller "'2tinl to 1et in touch
with the .SUU.ions office
COllld d.lNct11 dial 834-5733
ad readl il Wltb the old •up,, be would have bad to
fO throulll tbe 1wltcbboard
-and usually wlil
Oct. a. Telephone company
crewlwill spend the pr~ lna weekend on campu1
mating the switchover.
Rockwell Aide
On Murder Rap .
ARLINGTON, Via. (UPI)
-John C. Patter, 'rT, ac·
cused slayer ol American
Nazi Party leader Gecrae
L1ncolb Rockwtll, will be ...
raJ&ned on a murder ctmse
before an ~ circuit court jodge 'lbundly.
~-.A~.:;;;~ • Have )'Ola -a ._,. little flll'r)' aniJlla1. .that
iii neither dos nar cat!
Dall't WOft7 •• ~
Jaat .... pet bccoon!
• >. JIU11 will tnde their erPl7 •.• 1amtoal ..
boa ..., Qab .,artment
wldda WM f•taftd IA
Bame llqubie!
e 'lba'e'a a 'lj Yamaha
1)'llll IWre b $1SO! e A 'II VW bua Ja o&red,
lolded with .... ,...,. ..,.
~ .... ,.act.
• A l'llid ~iii want·
ed!
•There's a coune offered
to lam Jncame Tu and
ffJ'1l $.1 to • per hour.
AD Arbpon County
lfand jury indicted PaUer
Monday aftlro ~ tati-
moQy-fi'Cliii m cOwitj poJice·1~------=--==-=------==:=: men. F9tler, a onetime N9·
JUST. PLUGGINC:J ALONG _.:. Mn, Shirley Wood, switchboard operator at 'Or-
ange Oout College, ju.st keeps plugging away with outdated equipment pend·
ing Oct 80 mtcbo9er: to new telephone aervice.
The little •Wftdll)oard now
hi 01e was inst.tiled in 1962,
when OCC heel a student en-
rollment ol 135. Now, JJ
yMn later, it'• ltW there.
There will remain a gen-
eral couece number to call
if a caller doea not know
what deplrtment he wants
r U be doel not have the
department number. The
muter aumber la 834-5e61.
fte IYIJtem will go into
apentiGD at t Lm., Monday,
• Party omeer I ni arrest.
eel lbout • miDutel after
Roctw.n ,,.. abot down m
a abopphl1 eeatlr llbout·a
block from part1 bemiguar-
tera Aq. 25.
Look to The Daily Pilot
For Top Sports Coverage
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BROCCE>U « 45 CAULOWER , C
Au Gratln, lG-oa. pkg.
coil• ....,.... . '&:.~ •s·
MIAT ·PllS· ~,.;.~~ JI• . .
SARA··LE.E ; .
PICAN 79 co•••• 13·01. ~ c · · • · pkg SAVE C~I . . 10c
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nder<amp's
JRS ·SUN .. od 19·22
E YOUR COFFEE I
A BREAK!
It's Coffee
ok e Weeki
,
YOU MAY
CASH CHECKS,
PURCHASE
MONEY ORDERS
OR PAY
UTILITY BILLS
AT OUR .HANDY
FOOD GIANT
COURTESY
BOOTH
EEOLESS bog of 14 29' DOLE lOW.cAlORI£
1h·oz. Pkoi. FRUIT COCKTAIL
42-oz 1onno 303 27c
pkg. 63' con
.MOT .. HOnL Af9·-TA9llAllT
I f on Miuie11 lay ... the YMrJ.__ Weter ~
Playground a • .....,. Lo Jell• ... ~ .S.11 Di ...
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Tendef, ~eUcious t..ef · :_
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finelt ffcwor -truly the
"kiftl of roam." S.rw with ·
roasted petotoea, earrots
· and oniOM; fluffy York-
shire puclcfint •nd pan
gravy-a MeWtOraitle wl
· for femUy er 9uests.
COR-IED BE·EF
ALEX BEEF
TAMALES . . .
4~.~s9c Serve With
Alex Chili
CCII Carne
8'0L pk gs. i
pk;. 45c
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• ILUE CHEESE lO.oi 45c • 1000 ISLAND 1.-•• e 5'>Ua CHAM r-L
(ltOQUEFOrr, 10.oz. jOf, 59<)
GALLO rARCHMENT 'wurPED 'I at ITALIAll 14-oz.
SALAMI stick
IAY'S
IN•LllH pkg. 19• MUPPllll of4
EAGLE BRAHD SWEET COHD£NS£0
. f~ IMJNOINlll, ,,_ 0, 1MSON 59.t. CO.OKID CRAB . .
U.S.D_.. ...... WHOU LIQI l 1ttlOff$ 59.t. FRYER PARTS
• U.s.D.A. •Clioicr llff ' •10! CLUI •TEAK
U.S.D.A.'CNOeCl'lllf $10! cuar STEAK
Wll.SON TfMOflMAOe fUUY COOICfO 69.t. HAMIUn
H~~PMAN emu MAID OR
HORMEL RED LABEL
SL IC.ED BICOI
1-LI.
PKG.
WIUON TIMDUMA.Df Ctl'ttn
HAM SLICES
u .s.o.A. 'CttOICI' 1m-o.'°"'t
SWISS STEAK
U.l.D.A. 'Ctte>Kt' IHf
SHORT RIIS
LIAM, IOHtlUS
STEW BEEF
WIUON CHTlflfD-1.tl. ,KG.
SLICED BACON .
GROUND BEEF
$1'! HAl.ii"Ui STEAK 79.t.
69C PIUH""'11, 69C 11a. RED SNAPPER 11t.
3_5,~# sKiNuss·c:c;o s9·
PIODM CllTUUSH NfAOfD 6 5 79 c OYSTERS ~: c
Ht. PIOmf KOLD ICIST-J.OZ. . 5 9 ·
69c VEAL STEAKS .:,~, c
..., • .-YllCILI C'llAT. UI) It ADI TllllY WITW tun-1 ... L ....
FULLY COOKED
WILS'ON
TINDllMADE
FULL SHANK
HALF
HAM
Prices Effective Thurs. thru ~
Sun., Oct. 19-22, 117 ~ ....... --....
BORDEN'S MILK1~L37c I we we/come
TOP CHOICE ~ 93c flOD ITllP
DOG FOOD 7::-$1 .69 1~!!!.'1
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2S6t W. • 18' a;, ' t . 14212 .._ Aft. WMtti...
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New C1rt -· 9IOCIMw Cart --· 9100 New Cars -
: SEllMG IS .--BELIEVING . . .
COME . TO THEODORE ROBINS
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WE GUARANTEE YOU A DEAL THAT YOU WILL TELL ALL .YOUR FRIENDS ABOUT
. FOIDS ~MUSJAIGS~l-BllDS-FAIRLAIES-·coRTllAS-GT'S ~'.:;·'.
WE'RE · GUESSING THE STRIKE IS ABOUT OVER ••• AND 'WE'RE UNLOADING BECAUSE Tffe.
MORE WE SELL NOW, TH,E MORI WE GET WHEN FULL PRODUCTION STARTS. f~;;~; . . . . =·
WI HAYE MORI THAN AN ACRE 01' P:INI UllD CARS PRICl!D TO MEET AND BEAT COMPETITION ANvwHERI JN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA. COME IN TODAYI THE ODDS All 10 TO 1 THAT Yotn.L FIND
JUST THE CAR YOU WANT ••• AT THI! PRICE YOU WANT TO PAYI 1
'65 ~~utom.flc, n. h399 '67 ~'::e;!:'!r., fut. s4595 '64 ~:!.'~ .. ~v~. •.to .. $1599 : retli., heetw. Ho. OSWJ. I •"• f1ctory w1rru1ty. l'er• UH, buclret Heh, WSW.
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"-·No. '7110 '67 ~c::~ H~~~90 VI, ...... s3399 n , 1ir, ,., Yi11yl ro.f,
No. '7557 ·
'63 Galaie 500 !1299 2 Or. H.J. 152 VI, ......
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'65 ~~~. =:v •. ··~ .,799 '66 ~=~~ sew rs, vinyl roof, RIH, wsw: I ._..,, ,_.., ....;..,.. . -6, 777
No. JOIA N.. '7HJA
'65 ~~ H~i~I, Air cOftd., $2199 n , Pl, Auto., HH, WSW.
No. 116lA
'62 ~~~ .... -s999 f• tit. ..... f1.nfy.
No. '741JA
'64 ~·~~\~'!o., n , '1599 HH, WSW, IMtcktt aoets.
-No. ,7444
'63 :;.:~~.~~:~. $1499 '65 MMcury Conwt $1899 power 1toer1119 l llf1ko1, We9011. 219 VI, ...... Air
f1ctory eir. Like 111w, No. corwl., I'S, lt&H, WSW
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EFFECTIVE ONLY • ! • . .
• THROUGH SUNDAY, '.
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.:;_,5ES"P01t SALi ·HOUSH '°it SALi ~OUSES IEOlt SALE_ HOUSES FOil ~LE _ __ _ ----Hi
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UJ:ilw....... AptL FumlthM Ge,;r~l·:: 1000 General 1000~neral 1000 General 1000 .... ,.,. IMda ~I' tis ,II ,_ C.-.._ ,.., Cata~ . 4100 General ·
: liUlfJ WI! SOLD 15 ·RESAU HOMES IN UTJlE DOWI :.~ ::-: ~;_ .. --:=:: ~~!! iiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil
Altft. Unfuml1ho4
: ··~-IN · SEP11MIER WE'RE uftutt vae. ~ ...,. , , .... '•-2 "-. .,.. ~ VACANCY UnJom• IOJll SHORES YOUR AREA • BIG w rott.N. J ei-1-; ..._ .. T ,0: ~ .!., .. .. .. ...., a.ti ... '*· 2m di. au.et. c.M. , ....... • :...1 .z TRYINft FO~ 100 IN OCTOBER. LET ~ ID .... ~ r -= --.. -.. ...... ....... (1 b&Jc an N..,ort Blvd> VV4ll ~~t:i·'r lq·u!e:t oum OF ..um.~ IE YOURS. 5 BR 3 b&dl, famlbt room, lale .... 1 a lllllW CD ...... ~ ........ -(t
lllArV "" 1"5111 completelt reccndltiolkd, YOU °"" T'llE I.Am -.:_ .... Call•~ Jllllll. th ff()TPOINT 11 · l .. A..d-~ Y, three 1peeo LMk fer ~ .. In this newspaper & ether carpet. a iftwtar pa.Inc. -~ ~-OSJGa • --. dMt ...._ um .._. .. s flm J nKmlR '-t .......... dinkls roam, couttt; encl IM.th.m C1llfornl1 pubUcatlons. Move into th1a base DID IQ f BR.. J .._ ,__ -. fl a , ...._ .._ ._ CllmillJ Ol6 --..... ---~ ~ room overtook· 1141 W..edlft Dt. n. fully J~ped home w/fl'pL, .._ na.: 111111 •--r ma.. Dr. *ft: 'VllTW A iu MAA C .... te ......... '"
1111• LOVELY POOL and ""-71'1 before Cbrlttmu. -total i.,. ...... '-* ,..._ C-J -. 2 ... ~ .... -• ........ 2 -. ~ 11\IVIUll l'UU9Ull Myt Ch* & ~ Clult ~·~~ ~. ~~ 1681114·1~~~1' H.I. ~ -~ftWJOM. Price a ~....,.a 8lldr .. .. I at a-• ... t w , SMt -. J2T BACHELOR I: 1 BR. Pool, ·.SS~~ 8r ~ 2 ba
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pqier, carpeted and dnped. -.-...a..-141·f4ft • COATS LOVILY J -. 2 .. .._ . no pets. All Uula pa • e Adulta It Family areu
1-iafAdecldne, ...,mklen ---; & • J Ills: cmw•t..-1 0 ... all JCaC8::a. 2.•,_~ ~~ 9D Victoria, 64&-6774 1145 Anaheim Ave. amt,~~~ 1!tLACI ... _. * Nmr" ... a wn. u v-daria. $17.50 Wk. Up c.M. ~• ~ ~.. "RING SPRING" R 'tOU oeea. Will .. • • 9"W. -.ID5 • Studio Ir Badl apts. v~ AT ssr.soo.TERMs Prl Reduction --54Ml41-.. ~ c.. .-•-. ' ~-s • a • ._ -. .. • IDd utua • Phone M!rv. RENT
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., on custom built -,.,_ --. aJm. • New Cafe A Bar $25 Month ~ vtew home New,_.. Hih-••-2176 Nrwport Blvd. S48-97~
• • in Lquna Be&dl MONEY MAKD EXCEPT. di!m -~ -• I t ... 3m $96. 1 BR Apt Fum Utll FULL OPTION TO BUY.
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2 bedrooma. 2 betbl and exc tl•ncliw .Dec Ida '9e ... •,...,._ IEAl.TY ~ .,._. ...._ ~ blt· '42-SIK4 517 W. ltth, C.M. 5M·HM 5 ~ % all priced now Call lo ~ ideal doc pm .SJUfil. J weww-2 .... ...1 car.. ...... JOoL NASSAU PalD J. A 2 BR.
at $47.500 CURT DOSH a....11..... M>-1111. ._... ..., ....,,_ 1'Dl'.IL .-S 56a5li M ;·.,,. 6 wbda "1m or "'Unt. $105-$1& Hell c.ta Miu
May trade for f IRmlWI CXJRNla -..a. J Br.. 2 .._,.. --. ... - -i1J1 ...... pool. 177 !:. 22nd St· I0-3Mi iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii lllttlir'Yl1w Hiiis ANYONE c.AN ASSUME this Balboa Jalll'ld property 17,, w. Coaet BiPWl1 .. ,.. ra. .... -... ·• -A; -• acrA;.., 3 .. 2... 1 BR CGmpl rum. HAllOI
: : llA-low tnterett GI loan with Call. Bob "'-··1-6'2-M72 EVQ. ~ ---~ "!....,-~ ....... ... .... ..., a I I I 'Dlfla. lll Flower•;_ f7t.!O ~ .. _.. _.. • .., --lllmlll!~!!llll!!!!'!l _ _...11!1. Owner. r.~ -· --~ • 'llr 'k _..., 0i M 2 i.a. I i' a ••-
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i:. .. ir' liii!! ...... 1oco'"4 r=:".:", -::.;;: """"'"""' 4 IR -..:"11own o:' ._.,.. _;; • -•1--• llEEIS ·· = IOQi!Oend'1 matt d• fireplace, new carpets, new $21,500 C:.W .. ._, Im -D' .. .,,.. • a 6 • a ~ • .... ,.,. leadt ~ .A:~!uclna~ aree. pai~t. room for boat .or ------!!!!~ 2 baths. Most dealrable llv--~ i a a._ 2 • -.. ~-•aa
4-Qllf. Irvme Cam· trailer -m rapidly l"'MJ'I lng! Imel¥ lot • Ideal • * OCENll V... * Tli/W ..,.; ._. ., ._ • ... _.. ._ 1 Wr a 2001
pus· ~''momenta aw_,. area flffl' .freeways .\ new outdoor fun A eaterta.lDMlc. CAMD> ps;e... .... ~ ....._ -: ...... a 0 '*4 *-W. Oc-front :~bty priced from aboppinl center. $23,llO -Elegant ~. 0 w •er sa. Dela. ,...._ ~ -.., .._ ._. ,..
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: '~,900.to S'!.500 OFFERS INVITEI>. desperate! ~1720. $3IOOI * o---......... ~.:.. .. 9 u' & Ollla-avlll 2 BR, 1 bath, crpta W5K HOMES Ris Sprlng 6'2-'1251 anytime TARBELL 2955 Harbor • a-....... --1. 59.zial •• NB. drapes, $150 mo. ~:-_MacAr1hlD' Blvd. p R I N a --, -----· ltl..OSSISSIONS ~ ........ -I _ ..... 0 I a 7 --~ UlO'OIUC IG-H15 61>1669 eYel. ~ ~aclfic eout Jiwy. or RIAL TORS .. Lew Dewn i.tt. bit.-. i ._, .. am..__ a :. ,.... Apt. N~.Fn· Turn on San REALTY CO. 673-4400 VA _ Everyone Eligible ,_ iocd.. m.a.-.. > • ! .._ .... ..._ s• J .._ .... 4115 nan. ltOOMY 2 BR G~ae Apt.
JQlfqUin Hills Rd., then fol-1801 W tcllff 642·7252 G. 0 . IUCCOLO .... :..= ,;;~ _,, SI'& -. ..-. ~ ~ ~ bch~ ·~Jii' J~ ~~ ~ ... to mode.I area. " OWcial V-A. ~-U. .. =•= 18 -.._ J a. J • * a. • ~ 1l09 w. Bay, m..as ------.• "'2 .. . .• ,. :·~-.,
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1Nlaw1 or teenagers. Near ~~ Owner needs amaJJ.
e.r( bo_. Under $30.000.
6~9'!.0t. Eves:~
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2' .. lh m ">'._ CU"fldll Ww EllMbn** • -·-...-• -.._ • -. • --WWW&: 1 Wna. • 6 privatt rar ,...._ nu. ..... mp cathedral oeOllw. LEAVING .... • lb l.o& George m= ~ Ce .., ... ..__ w1 lldldla, SUI "
or VA OK. 2 Bedrooms. dell, dlaiaa Yoar a.JD • Prleed to 8dl m.a.11 OP9..... Wfiilt 2 ... 2 .... --
rm, extra deep lot, terse Fut? By Owner. $23.CllO. 3 " Fw 5 a I u-I I I --Sl25, ~285• ..... $21,950 heated pool It cabana. An Bdrm, l~ Beth. 9ndi&b NJCEO TO m.L ·, 0 J ...._ Npt Qmmel Inn llottl
EXCEPTIONAL H 0 ME flnl>1&'e· Larae Brick leGc-,u ~ ._.., ._.. C .. .,_. i.....t winter rata.
$49 SOQ. ed It flood-Ugtited with COY· f "5rm· ...... 11iL .... &030 'II. Coat Hwy. 642-m>
' emf ruDlpUI room. Giant lot .-do. t.w *1111 • ....._ ._.... J &. J ...... pli(Jw; SIOI
VIEW 66x200'. Beaut11u1.1y W. s.timit io.--.--. ~ ..,_ Will ..._ ~ace.a view
BAYFRONT caped. Lota ct trees~ R. c. GRID...., saa ... ., -, , ............... fD.&B . 1 BR. 542-15
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, N.wport
BAafELOR • ~· frolll $100
Incl. util.
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2700 Pe le.l"90D Way, at Jlut.
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'View-Poiot'' Series hornet decorative lhrubl. NO hip .:..-.... ..... 3355 1117 W. Balboa Blvd. * Confempotery *
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646-8811 In Newport Bead! ........ -lll!r .. Ptlfer l or 2 MODERN l BR. P\'t 119tio, Spac 1 Ir 2 BR, 1ldv Patio
544-1034
from ll.22.500 -Sl59.500 ~= Dr., Cotta ...._ ~ ! , ' .. .... .. .......... Jt11C1. 2 Br, 1% c:&r1JOl1, Adults. No pets. frplc, all kltdl bit.ma, pool • ·c.. ... Option . OPEN HOUSEaJ DADrlLY IH ..1--1 R 2 _ .Ja __ ..
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this. darming near-new
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9 • fa''-Ve.cant, ftdeccn.ted lrllille . .......,. _. _, 6e -fti. M -...... I · ---r ~ '"""" Btl • ~~i beth home 111 ... r-WITH DOCK 6424235 le out, ~ ,,.tio, dw :.: ~-.. -...... C-. ... 'n. llmtim. 4 --Oult all Santa Ana AH.) ~ Baycrm. Two lire-to achoola. Under mu1a!t at ..... .,.,,:....... ._. ~ C.... ._ Im .., ._ -. % Mk frum BAOI Apt.a. Util. linem, maid can 546-G&l 'Pl~•.· name room , deluxe ""ne 3 ·BR, 2 Ba home ;n _......__, "' ~......-~ --- -..... 01nJ. -Month-~~ Motel •iiilmiiiiiiiiii ____ I " r • only $71.500 • avunut ,,_. , _ _.___. .. , a ,.._ --~-~ ._ •· · kllcbeD.'with breakfast Rtt&. exduaive private area.~-.... _...no ~ ·-• • ..__ ...__ ~ Corona de! Mar. 673-4230. H•rQ' .taake roof, atone cenlly de.:ortted inside & ""nna. .. • M • __..._ - • - -
11.ft tiful l 'd N eaJ1)ell • ' 11-$900 DOWll Paul Jenes ltufty =-----t.a.. n .,.... .. -1 --. ·-:: -._.-..-Cou+letely
lehrbislled p'T'.~n,. beau arae oui.1 e. ew l47-ll66 Eve. 536--Me ~"·-.....,..•i••I -..... ~ ....... • ____ , ______ . __________ _ ywd:ft patio. An opportun. dt-ps. La r & e walel'front r,.~ -·----•• .-it1 .Mr. lledae q.inlt infla-patio •••• \ ......... i'S5,600 · OESIGNIO for FUN lmAl.TY .._ -&. .. --. D , S,.. c..e.-a.F.AK Bach. apta.; aD
tiOn, priced at ~.950. Ex· Walter Haa1e
1~';!;:nt~.10~!: 3 SR & family room PWS "1.W ta.2511 __. =-.__ -'f ..._
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1 Ir 2 Bedroom Ape.
SWim Pool, $95 I: $115
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p t-i.mi :iutlide location land you own, AU for ~.M ~ .._ ....: .... ,i J m. J ... •· ~ -· 815 PER mo., Ubl. JUI. 1-NEW 2 BR, Juxurloua, an ~ .B. to everythinc, OPEN HOUSE SUN JH Jll'iY* .... ...., - -WWWI 11114111.... 0,.... .... Ir .,......., ,.alo. BR. win"r rental. Oeen; flee. crpt1, m,., GE ldtdl. · ~,bri&tlt kitchen with 1/1 tm3 Baker, C.M. s.6-5440 ll61 G~lea Terr. C.M. wi9i .... 4-t. .... ~ r. a-s... ~ _... .. P'· -111& -.GD ?JS.B JlUJJY 5M-l'Z72 Color antmnaa. Encl. pr.
eatiag--, eervb porch, EWPORT Agt. m.«i50. 548-9.'W ~ '$ a • ~ .............. , _a a.a ....... air,. . Nr bull. Only tl.23. Adults. ~room. ~edetadl-N $120 Per Month REoucm suoo Owner ;:: 91 ~tiGA•• ,.. • ._.. ....._ • • Drata n Dr ..._ ltlan.I .as.s 120 #1:. 20th st.
eil \Pnle with ~te COMMIRCIAL Includes tu.ea ma. large S22,750 10~ down. Paula· PBJCS'.i.-. m... __ .._-.... 1·2 BR., qltl, dra1>e1, blt·llll,.
dJ1ft, b1-:t wall tenoed, C.1 Newport Blvd. Newport three bedroom, 2 beth tam-rlno nr. Falrl~. ' ea 2 vtn. WM.. • LZIE. .... Im Cl&llr .. «* J ..... .l'J'J'RAC 2 BR $140 Y~. aw1Jn pool, pr. No ebtldrtn • =.t'l;"t):;,,.:.~ ~ :!.."-2"i:: = :t -:.=. ';!._,~ ~ ...... .': .. -""'813 ··-~:~.= ::::;;;r..::-.::--Ji.~~TE :.."'•N!:.,: -· r .fl-4. Jou. c r. oou:s. ~ no 't'aJue. Price n the ~ ........... '-lllltj(f ,.... MWOt2.
Wormo.' l OO. 64Z-'m7 under S1 000 front foot. /:::· tJAJrrflUDded by mr::. t MON"nlS NEW • 11.Sf -II 9 8'sa ........... 8Mdt 4400 LA.JtGE ~ 2 BR, 2 ...
-Next tOSl**Sbop Jr. Opell Plea.lie cali Mr. hy or Mr. tenan~ he block wall. Real corlt tloon-whlte 4 • 2 .......... 1 5 .... --... I . MOS l a.LOCK from eceu 1 Ir 2 ~ee. bltna, Cl*. dqi9. 2.-r
Ev-. · Arthur. You'd bettft' take a look. "'"'· ceramic tile terauo Ill*. qit/ .... _, .... ..__ ci.lm.. >-.. BR aipt1. 2 yean old, beat· aarac•. Adults. l"llm. •
• 'U..U Acre 673-~ Eves: 548-6966 Only D9.950 full pr i c e. entry • pain in/out 10ia• C9' ..._ _. Fii& -.oac -,..._ J • % .... Bncti Club area. ed pool, built • ins, ~-..unt. 240 16th PL ~
·; • ,._.-or· 642-3287 WALKER A LEE, 2043 FHA -$16,<XX> -no pointa Rlllr -M1IP .... ...... : U. ~ ---:.. "2la lfllllr ...... A ..., ~ roocn, Intercom music. S125 2-8~. DUPLEX * BHm, . 2 M>IM $21,000 laz & l.ac:ll We11tcliff Dr., 646-77U , Open 4116 Surf, C.M. &12.3114 collt or• .... GL ..!_!!_ ......... .---lilS ~ l yeen lea~ mo A up. S3. ~15.10 n_, "'ll a---.a 1·--· • 9ukfaMAl bome now rented, MONEY TALKS • Vacan1-BllATBEAll a.tLft' _.._ • ,....., _.__ Ii& •er ....itt ,... pur. .,,, .,., ...,., · ._ ---"'1 a 0.0 level lot zoned ealty, Inc. Evf'l!, Foreclosure. ModPrn 3 BR 147-l'iJI. 5981 ..,MS dmm ...._ Birr. Olli nJ1lNmRl'J> rooma for ~t Yard. Qu.i~l Adulta ODl.1· • ,.
M ~I •11kf 6 unlta • 13 2Q'2!i w. Bolboa Blvd., NB WHEW! 2 bath borne -will take ll• -..::L·••z11· " " I 7 a F ~ ...... f1M) MT·&l ~ womea. ~-tllb'al'\ot SIZ-Mo. * MMm
rib.·• Vlllanef· Try s.uoo -~~~~~~~ WHAT WEArnER' B I lnw a.s $995 down. Call 1fE ----PD> aan. kitchen ~~· $10 a 'I.BDRM. patio -apt. •· dc#ta:r.o.mer wiJI htlp Ii-IALiOA ISLAND ' .. u y~i 540-1151 Hf'ritao Real EIWf '50 DOWllf a ... J a 2 • II .. ---·a wt. OtH _._ alter 5 !qi, w/w cptsA ctra-
-...1 cod could l!Ure cool otf 1n thia _ _ ... -·-I ' -~ .. -·. Price Just 1-u 20x40 pool.""""''" lov1>ty MODERN 3 BR., 1% 8'1., ••--. • ..._ _. • .... lililll ._.., .......... L..,... leach
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Qu et atrttt. AduJta, le Mf."2313 • 646-7171 $57,000 Back Bay bomf right where epta., drps., b1t-in11: P'.1181· lot .... , •••'-41111' .. ,.. ... peta. Sll8.fi0. 548-1322 ~-·-. 'Tfl t Htavy l!tl1tke roof Iopa thig l"Vet')'thing ia hlppeflifllt in side location. Ul.900. ~ -~......__... a,_. -.. .. C........ 4100 ! rum. or unfum, 2 BR CLEAN, quJtt 2 mt., ...
lovely :\ BR ~ dm, 2 beth • OWNER 548-1322 ptt ... ....... ... ....... • m • .... ... 2 BA. All •lee. blt-inl. carp., dra)M!9. M • tu r.
bam•· White picket fence Newport ~ch. Large :\ & • -TaAWW •YY, * '• ftt -• UJI. •DC! a.EAN 1-llr. Ger-PANORAMIC VIEW, OYl!l'o adults. Avail NOii/. 1lda • -·-·nd11 t'--tJ'fJe covered famUy/dln~ room. OwtlPr 3 BDRM, dft\. 2 trp~c. Le •--11 -.---......_ 211119 WaDace. ,_..., Ali n-h $1""' l~B ... _ ..... _ ... _...., _..
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1~ M Cdfldng• ~bllolutely ITlU8t lot. Shake roof. Spfrt raJI _..._, -·· C...... .. --£"9 6: wUnde. ll~~W t' o;.a~nsS <W\.-UO:•ICI -·;,'""" patio. Dbl Pl' w/xtn =-1ell. Ustlng 11 $42,500. Make fence. FHA or Gr $'22"100 6 ey 2 BR. Carpet11, drapes. car.
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Co lege RHlty 546-5180 .., ... .. .._ ·----._. • ..,_ ..__. .....--~· o peta. 646sl255 J!QOL:WEATHERI Village -2 BR ha na. ,.. _... -E. l'Mi e11-.2m1.
Dtvt ~ Olls ..,.rkling 18x36 OWNER ANXJOUS -Stt SELL or LEASE Meu Verde 1110 cpta/.,.. <-... C!mll. aiiae ... • ..... ..... • OCEAN rnONT overlooking 3 BR • 2 B.\/Ftpl, Qcmd
ne.ila: P"ool 9lh' deep • this TODAY? down car 111C. ... tit -• A .Ille... .... D. .._ 111>-2 BIJIOl/Ul1L.PDI Dana Point Hbr. 1 BR 11pt fAl"lfe. Sl!Hno. * 327-8 tullY ~!l'ed· Lovely Mesa STEPHENSON REAL TY
2 c!~i:eM~~ BR, J:~; Mesa Verde sr-*...... ..... .. .. n A ...... ~::i ~ $lZ. Studio $ll5. •1m C.URILLO. • S..lk1 v~··-~brldge b om e D Madne Ave. 675-4000 room with dining •~• 4 ldnn-$26,500 BftAlllEM ~ "I P,Jata -:.= -.» ElftJCW...LY alee l Genwal 5000 Chnonl 5000 ~-~U!.t om CUJJeti.na Fine PropPr'tiet Hardwood lloors PLUS l4x 11•1 delicloo11 delonly. dP· M'7.._ --.. ,..... .., • 'lhlil!r' Adullll Clftly 'iiiimmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil ~ out. ~ It c:mvert· • BUY NOW • 22 dti1tched n1mpus room Jlahtful Jar~.. llvinf room JOIN .. rl a • • eR :HllL, ':" Z ':"" -.. m E. .. ·a. CM 642-ml
lble dei1 i' family room & 842 Bayview. 3 BR Col· 'With large fl~la~. with floor In reiJin2 bnrk DAILY PllDr WAii!' .._ Jlr • • --, •• -line dittln& 'C'OOl\'l. Offered 81 taa"t. Uppt>r Bay 11re11. VA Riil'. 64&-392'1 EvP. "7:1-4577 fireplaett, h r i g h 1 cl!N-ry fi42-5111 • 'I: •-m. sr. • Wllilr .... · Dlme...a
$31Jli4. W! hllVP otti.r pool appr coming. Don't wail· * LACHENMYER kitchen. JU!1 11 fPVo· ~te,>< _, ___ ---19 C.... ... 2100
borqes.•too. Call us'. buy now' from echool3 -Don't m11s :C::11:~:...:"==---..;;•~-;;.....;.-~-----------------C~"9o ... ,ty 544-5UO . WE NEED lhil! flnf ii ls nnf' l)f tM ~
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us now!
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4 BDRM MESA IU~. H6.• ---VERDI R•PO 293 E. 17th St ~
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be fl* up, IR't fam rm, RUSTIC RAMBUNG Mesa Verde . . Fairway • , home; 4 BR., cirn; :i12';~ ln. ~ kit; aenr. pch. Hur· S43,<XX>. Trd. Own. s.&.956.l
l'Y • $77.500. 2 BR"' den home 2 b8tha, ======== ...... Yft'OOI' ~u.ft~ .~.~ larre ldtchl!!I I: dlnlna an1t ColJogo p.,k 1115 • • CAtMA• -iMaa wive ... -"" with ftrep!&CP, $22,000. _.__ •• M •• ._, Jlt10Cle 546-5990 Wells-McCardle Rltrt. BY OWNER. 3 BR ..;. fam '!II .,Ort lllancl 1810 Ntwport Blvd .. C'..M. rm. bit-ms, ro•erfd pat10
• .., 127.~ ~7729 Evf's. 644-0SM 2 !>8th.a. flrepl1ee fen<'f'd de.wt WIJia,mon. RJtr. AU t>1Jet of yard. 546-7309.
,,,_ ' OPEN EVE!-~~~':; 1;<'~~ DRIVE BY Newport IHch 1200 a:: "' SU'* luy·lulld·lteflnance 2 + den • • • • • • 2101 Orange -•
.. Jt •· NllJLY1lM-r.-..1--M_._CJ• 2 BR ............ 1l1 Palmer CUST Spanish Duplex 3 & 4
,. ~ -· ·~ I'« additional Information Br. 1 blk to ocean. Frplc, J .,.... C I st'rl. eleetrtc ec-nn SfS-06\l call: R&O. d-w. 152,950. By Own-lllP., • 11 ....... 2ll ft. pa-MAHON R.LTY 548-~ er. 123 4h1 St. 67~161.
tlOr! 111r...::-.:=---dry· DAVIDSON Realty 1'197 Orange Eve. 6*6145 2 &: 3 BR homes in VUllli"
.. :... ,1 2955 Hatt>or MAKE OFFER NEWPORT HEIGHTS nr UCJ. Sale, lease/option l
TAPEI . COLLEGE PARK :\ BR + :l BR. $22,9,1(). LO DOWN lf'11~. Whlttohollse Realty iJlldiiDIATS eccQpeney 2 I + ... ,., '-·th N""" rpt" ri rll""ll' 11,., 811. f\42.!MOO or R.\'\.().1J7 F.vr~. ~-Ls--' Bit. 2 be EA•I• fAm ly uPO, .,. "" S, r,n • 1~ • •
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WtdntSd1y, October 18, 1%7
RENTALS IHNTAU ' IF•L ESTATE 4NNOllNCEMS:NTS
I Apfa. ~ .... Uw!a.a•~ Gener•t end NOTICES * * 1~a ..... ·-s1.0 , ']" Vr" J i41i L;.. 6100 Loat ··---..o •
LOVll.Y 1 aa. Olqiell. h. -,,n·JJXE ~ I• -Urgmc Ale Deed~ LOST Oct. 3; pet Racoon
,es. p.rqie. --*:r1*7s-AP T L arm. OlmCJ's R.l lot, Sallon City, near about 6 mo.. old; vie. t2nd
Adulta. • pd&. • 15 C.... .-! S .a~ ~ Slj50,0waer642-3589 ' River, N.B. 615-~
, 8 ~ ....._ 0tiim. KEW J.3 m UNl1S ~es. dmclia. ----__ _
·a 2 BDRM. Dllllfs. "'1*,. ~ ~ ...__ P•rtonalt 6405
pnp. ,.._ m Yidlaria. as' ""J~ .._ &d. &ct.can a. E. 6230 --··· ----
§41.om 5iSGA ..._ ....,.. • mtn.. -" --STICK TO
' ..._.._. POOL! 'Ip r1y 0nen YOUR CONVICTIONS .,, s.Bll/NEWL'f D£ll - --__,, n• e ---You don't b.ave to 1etUe
lSI ...... ~ -~ nd'--QIU. Dr1l&o 1111111. -. H1ln JOO a Re al Eat.ate for lleCO -•t e , ' ..... ,,,. problem! We specialize in INTRAMATICJ otters YoU
DAJL Y PILOT JS 4
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aztiangiag aD t y p e 1 of the t!nest, me>*t compttben-Ne•,.,. ... 59 1 OS J t ' ..... ..... '""'"1· CaamJt with UI. live computerized matching .M1lllfya Wint? WhlMWya Gett .· _ ....... ______ • r.. ,.t 0.-M .._ service available an,ywbel'f!.
• CARU • wic ~ads. For lnformaUon on our u.o-
BOAT al.IPs AYIJL limited lifetime prorram,
SPECIAL CLASSIPICA"flON FOi
NATURAL IOltN SWAPPERS
2 A J R • J Ba -fir ... '"5 call ooe of our bright, polite s,.dal .... -'.
.._ '225 -. llOOMI fOR lllNT counlelors .•• no cost or obll-s· .... -5 tlmee -5 laudca
• mil llrilll ,_. IZUI ,_ _. a .. ptlon 10 a.m. -8 p.m. .ULU .-I.a ¥Ult IMCLUOI · • ~ -...,. • ....... ....... ,., ..... ff.a '
e ....... Patills ...,.~·llllilmrriar INTR.AMATICS $-YOU• .,._ ~-....._ .__, llMI et _,.,,..,. ,
....eoTHINO ~II IAL.K -T11AOU oNL YI Dt re ' , ... ...._ Dlilili9 ._ I 5 1 OF ORANGE PHONE '42-5671 . ·
Te Piece Yeur Tr..,.• Parl4a.. Ai·.··· · (0. Clle Bllf 2 .. ._ FBQ, 1'Y • p IN • PbaDe 60-!1556 u.ytime Div. American Social
DELUXE t a. J ... ~ llOID. 'UlllJ'I Foundation Inc.
V"lll!!lr. rr,lc. 1 .. f re• .all l. E. Wented 6240 UNION BANK BLDG. TRADE w.. 1115 -. ~ ... ilr ; I ._ SUITE 617 OR.ANGE 83" GOLD PLA'l'ED SCHOO.
St. as.au. .. ~Jira,,_:.. A a. WI.I. tnide lwmnoul Balboa !Next to FASHION SQUARE) NER for ~t borne or
BEWDnJLJm.Jti ..... -a&.oit .. MldaA .... S..,. Oab apt, .te.t. in KI 7-566t ~(~~Minne~h.
ill kikt1ea a ....._ -• -. 51Mm.. -.Jin. &me Maprir>e, to qualili-COAST HEAL TH CLUI ----,----...:._.-
-. ptr lrw. LA8GE-.-..... ed~. fer equity in wa-Saun.St.am~••P tlAVE 1966. aIEVY VAN.
Oin1111a ..,, GMm -.. tJi;. =:.. mfrmt or view home or: by four experienced &Ills WILL TRADE FOR EL
la 1WO ... t.irr .... Dr-. .... Ams.... lat. .H.B. Uft, ft~ .4 Mon. thn1 Fri. 10 am.a pm C A M I N 0. CALL "Bob"
-. &qi C! .... aear ._. BR. +; ~ Ill· ft. nwu-$at. Ii Sun. lO ~ C'ID MS-1141 (days) or 646-4561
1-dt. ...., -..r. LOnLY _...,... ...z --. Mr. Sewm ~2'lll 132 E. lJtb ott Newport Blvd. _<ev_es_.> _____ _
ilr = ; .. • ~ tnde SliiOO lot In Palm C.M. 642-5090 PROF. bullclinc downtown
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HA VE 640 acres ne. J.ind,
free Ii: clear, Su i-.~
po County. Want::::JQmt tr~ income prop.~
Oo. Paul Jaoea Rltf'M7·1B
EQUin in 2 -~' .
CM. 2 Br Mch -~~· Want mobile home"•-
-or amaU ho.lie *" 646-8919.
•-C...---.. --... ---._--•-i a .'izn ~ Sfl'iap u clown <>!11111all X. CITEMENTll c .M. $36,500 equity. Want 19~1;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;, 8Z -.. dngte or mo.Ill.-u: New. Couples • Sln&lea THE boe.t, hou.le, ranch, or tub-._. --part area. 5C4i64 t'YeS· • mit what you have FAR,
I ...._. ....... -,.t ... GROUP, m joy parties, trips, ROW REALTY 64MG4
3 BR, 2'ii Ba, Omd(lfptqbim
Puk Udo trede foc-?tria.
Lot.I, OI' 1ubmit. J...1'Mt op-
tion, law dn. JUtr. Mt ..
Evff .• Wlmda ~ .. '
• • • lecalise I'm The
Kimi Of Woman
Who's 'Smart Eno~gh . To
Use DAILY PILOT
Classified Advertising
· S.fieve me, tMre's notfiing erounCf our ltome anymore
that isn't being usecl -Dec.use the minute I discover
som.thint is no loncjer needed, I sel it, while it stil
hu rDaximum value, through en ~ DAILY PILOT
Clnsified Acl. Thet way, instMcl of• clutter of thi"ll
we don't use. I have the extra cash that lets me have fM
newer things ••• the "extra" things my whole family
enjoys. Here's what I mHn.
The cash I got for th• good clotftes anCf trys the childrM
had outgrown bought me the decorator lamp I'd bfft'I
wanting. The musical instrument no on• played paid for •
big part of our portable stereo unit. The power tools
redecor.+ecl eur daughter's room. And, just for the fun
of it, the good chair that just didn't match anythinCJ
anymore took my -husNnd and me oUt for a fabulous
4inner at the fanciest restaurant in town.
Go tlirougfi yew lieme,. Make • hst of al the worthwhile
thin91 yeu fil)d ihlt aren't Ming uud. (You'B be surprised
at then"""'* yev tum up the rim tffne.) TMn, dial
642..5671 MY, ffN Mtwalfe I a.M. end S p.m. and
give yow ht te • fr-..,, nperiencecl Ad Writer. Th.t's
el there II to It. It's inupeMive tool It can cost you as r.ttte
~. 11 PENNIES A DA YI
:·Wei, now fhet you btow my secret -isn't it tlme you
got started tewarcf Mtter, NSier, happier living with
DAILY Pll01i CILuifiecl Ads? Start Ming the kind
of women who gets what she wants todeyl
:Call Now642-5678
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~-•••• ._ * ..._....., 5SGll Oii etc. Meet "thers w/same --------JIZ.5' DJt c. WllA!lm interem. 116-69il 3-t PM $6000 F.qujty, 3 BR + for-
aASN-.S ID.9 • .... ..,... DO you need mumc: for danc> maJ din. rm. 2 BA Santa ~ 91EW 2111 • pal ..._ ~ .... 0,,ostunlties 6300 ~T ntE APOLLO SEX· Ana borne. Want Collese "'~. ~ -~ TET "Mune In , .. _ Park or ! WW add cuh.
llip9 ~ $11511 • •hi cm.-. 1111 9UKVUI HAIDOUT Coun.; Qub Mann•"'· ~ Ast 546-8222. Eve. 545-5414
2 Bil • J ... ...... ...... ..... .... ... .... Rudy ZJ.3..a..5619. Bal 4,. --~ A-.,...,_ ..,"""'mo. . DLX. boa 8a.y Cub Apt. LEAIE • • • JKJ"f" --._-... -~, PERSONALITY MATCH reatured in Home .M1p.zine,
.. JIL A: .. • --.. ~ -:-: 1:!87*: 1-t 1111D11tb SDJO. Net in-Meet the penon in ~ FOR: waterfront or Yiew ms ~ ...._ omr Cll cmae m>. INo Sunday Cty 11101Jt compatible with home or tot, N'pt. Bcb.
llJ.128 -ilr tllltllrr .. •-========== mla). The buslDea. the you. Persooality Testtn1•• area. Mr. Stenn~ S48-2'll.1.
..... - -I • lllllilllillg. the equipment I: "'-B~ O<M< """'" ... _ -· .... a _. JIN t5lr empntion all fer ...... .w.;uure: ~ '36,500 EQUI'IY in '-un.lt
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...-._;.;...-..~;;.;;.-.,;.;;..;.;. 1l.fJ6I _ in down. ALOOBoua ~ •pt (Ntt money -mMtna
... _. .._. • ..,_ B> RIDDLE Barbor Ara. PbaM t'1W'IU bee.co bu, 1bawa ac. rean, .. --:a:.---........ 646-8111 l4 ffoura, =~-=
-...a a' "" OW .. 'S 11.LNESS Cemer.r Lelj 6411 HAVE 'e T·Bhd. run
FOaCIS SALE 1----------power r.ctiory u. N•
FOOD 10 TAKE our. F,,.. 2-LCn'S./Prbe JocaHcn! n«> tires. Want mMlller car t1r
....... baainea, ideal ea. BartJor Rat Mem-Mobile home, WW trade on
IDr CIJllllpk. Year 'round. arial Parle. * MH.577 Blue Book. SM-?SriO.
a cmttd OUclten, ahrimp. 1966 ALPHA ROMEO V!J...
pizza. deli., u.ndwidles, OCE. ~Raclnc 8111«·
de. FuD price $13.500. $6500 lJKE NEW! MUST trade
down. NewpOl't Be1ch area. for NEAR NEW Pi<it·up.
• .... ~ ~ ~ ~._J 'w 1 .. S fJ ... m09'lO TEXACO ~ OCEAN View s
-. SU Jn. --e mw A: AW e llodi!n, ~~ Service Units uc cond $40,<Xn
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2lJ: ..... 1119. ..._ J I& J Ba. lltadml. Available In Oran&e equity, WANT hotlle, du-
BLIC • -a: .... 1 m. ..._ -... 2 m. ~ 0ianty. Paid Training-Part• plex, lot or 11>'•· ~ 8blC .. -. .._ aa.. Dal -.. --. w JIWiacine. eau Geo. m1ao. m.9187.
111111. 1 ...... • .... -Jn W • I ~ C& Didaw. HAVE ND\'PORT OCEAN·
,. . ...._ fa'. .. A: 1'11161) e JE l-m1 e FRONT home w1$1!.500 eq.
SPAC,. --... 4 m....... IL .... mlL 59mf JmrS dodlinc .tore. EX-Blbytittfng 6550 Want %3.31' ~ Cru:ilt'r C4*-. ...... ..._ 18 EAlmlJB Clllla llmm. ._ Cl'.LU2n' location A cl.ien----..-.....::;...____ lor All or Put equity. ~. m.w ..._ , "r a t ...._ .._... tae. Priced rtetit to Sell! WILL babysit tntant ID 1D¥ S4l-<m7 WEEKDA Ys
• • 1i111 11111* • a.Ir• 2 ~lT:J'l home. Mci!-Fri. for work· HOOSE ' DUPLEX oa 3~.
.... -......._ fti6r _, Mp COIN LAUNDRY { 2 -yn in& mother. NJ' ~Inger A lot>Westminater. Tremen-
-willa -..e ._. -....r .W. Coad bminell. H { B Edwards, Rm. ICT.qJC'l dous potaitial! $12~ _ eq.
LA11GE J.m. * aJi-. ---..._ BJ' ..... 1ns. * <>-ner, 96U1996 BABYSITrING, So. Cout ~~-Lot. ~ * MF.All •JLY-C. * a'* -S. ml29 ..., alaD BA tw sale ~ Ir Bar School ,...----,------n,I. Qill.. -.. ..._. , 1 ......, in lbp. center. area. Avail ~ days weeif. 52' Olartft' Spmt ""1'&'
--.. • llMIN • • ...... ... Flnw:bc avail. 545-3440 ~2675· Beet. Ll.o-35 ~--======== BABYST'ITING My Home Good cond! ~ for ..... lllmM lwo ... su•lf Oppor. 6310 Vldoria A: Harbor, CM. Any Hal.me, ~ ~Unill . ... .._ qe. Fenced Yard.~ 633-8695, .,_,,,., eve1.
~,..a M L I ft'r A • 'r JNVESntENT PLAN mo. MY home, dan. Mon. thru ~·~ ....,_ .br.. ftMw ........_ GOOD FOR ANYONE • Fri.; Mesa Del Mar ena. *
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PALM SPRINGS (So.
PERFECT! 3 Br·2 Ba. dea.
Arid& air cood. (~ tum)
I..ar&e lot, pool. 'he4e CJD
income prop, TD'• temH
SPECTACULAR &,y VU'od
Nwpt fee landl'ElePnt '3 1111'
2-ba Gold Med. Qnlo,• Nr--
UCI. $13,00C).eq 6ir Jilted
stock, RE, Car, ! l13lf3M. -
HAVE: 'tlO Pcndae1
Z,lQ) &'enuine llilfti-
beaut. eoad., l'OR.: small
CU' In lib cwd''"b· ...
m)l wllt-m.oa. ' ..
TRAl>l:la' tn1111r•'9lli: •·BllSBR.Al--.·m. ftnC*I lot ID CM. .,..
S135 mo incl ..,_,. 611
'&ttfan (l). sa.am. ~·
time. . '.
FERRAlU, unique 'Pirtl
lhow car; beyand resia-*
Trade UC1 or down for' Ml.b
or 2 plua 2; Alfa to v~
tr)' me! 54&6387. : .
e MONAROI BAf i e 3 + Family +
Huse patio. Own«t Mcn..t-
fice ! Trade for Lot, :'ft>' a,
Stb:niV53&-l62'1, ._.
SUNBEAM. Beaul <llnv:
Ooqpe. Cleanest in tOn!
For &cod color TV k re.
place lll>cMrt 6Q) sq. ft. aa cme drlYeW«Y. 545-aO. ••
$11~ Eq. in superb I Ba J ·
BA borne tn VU1qe, nr'Ua•
Pref' 2''7.111 Mobile Hoime.
Wbltebouae ~-6C-MlO or m-Om.Eves.
AllSW&S . 5 , 1 ..., MY AGE. s..6435 Oleta Meosa. 545-3458 •
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- -_ .-_ --....., .. Le1ft 6320 WILL aare tor )'OUl' dllld __ ......... ..._...._ _________ ...... _
-while )'!XI wont, Ill)' Kea
UWw -..... PIUVA'n MONEY Verde home. 546-7187. =: ~ ;:--:: ~--=-a:: * lit A W LOANS * Blbysltttng/Daya
.__...... ._.._..• ... ft. ~=~·~· Costa Mesa area/84MGJ
th p iPN .._. ,_ ::· .::.:'-..: pft' 5G 1111 anytime Brick, Masonry, etc.
------MNO• •·. . .-:"'" 'NTS 6560 ..:--... ~ v::r a 2 .... ..... .... "11 .... NOTICES 24 FOOi' Ulled Bric~ Stone cwro111 Patm, paOl dedll,
• Sl& 2 ..... ON+' , F...r Cfr9e Alk) 6400 or Block Plant.en inltalled
IA .-., n , , 11 t caww _. -+ SE· Blick or Stc:me Barbe-re . S .. • .... a i1111r ..... .._ DIR a LD'll.E tri • calared male cue S89· Brick fl.rt rinc
NU. toaR Jk .._a. Jiii , I is:; QI ,..._'...Vic 2500 block Santa $49. Whhinc Well •• --------......... ·:: "6lo
Am aft.. Of. Saturdly. Price9 tnc labor ' mat'l. .. ~ · ..
-. 2 ....... ..._ OFllC&. • ~ ft ~ WK -.911115 before 3 PM. All types Brickworlc. JO ChlWI C1re 6610 _,.....,. Lfttftt C...
Mara Kai: -C:.-Ct' IDI ' t · Oii.. 8IAlL m.. male dog w{ yn Exp.~-fer GrMn Ga,._.
P!W. --.1......... •P u GJ.Jliil ml ail.Ir. Vic "The Vill-DA~ catt; hot~; OM ~. lklrt.;...-t•.
•c-&M --I 1 a .. ...,.. ...... llJ.t&29, Bullw Service 6562 child age 2-5; Uc,, exper. Lawns ftU+ Mo.••
2 -~ ,..._ ~ mu; ~· Kesa del Mar. Nr. d'ntown CM. M&-7026 e1t equip. Haulins·-•DM ~ .... .....,. • ..._ JIU& llm!; ....... • aiaW ......,. Ml-'Mll). OOORD~~ VACANC'l * Nlnl!l'Y Bdll. EUROPEA;! ~ •
UDrt .., -. --J19 ... & ~ ...._ • PLANNlNG EQUIPT, T tD 5:30 wldJ. Onnplet. 1ancJ+ s•tc · 6 ·
.... -. .. .. Leif 6401 -,.___,ta.._ ...... /Balll!r. J8I M la Aw. r '""" ~ la.a
C111a w... m.-r FM.e Mm:r BOUND.llDtfALE, ~91.99 Centniderl NO~ 'ft.m! % yn./Am. ., .. ~.. ---------... ~ I n'lii J A ~ ... * em fll-vk:-a.....d A Adaml.IHB0 C..r1Mnferf"1 6590 NEW CONSTR. • Addltlom Ice. ~· N..,; • ._ _. • • ... AllD ,._.., prt * Reward. Remodelinr -Uc. c.cntr. Haullnc. Weedlnc. :IU..._K nME FOR ~ + 51 llln9e..-ie ru '39-1000 OI' 968-1676 . * NO JOB TOO SMAIL! * DON HAWE Ml-UtS LOW PR.I~!
:.-.:.-: ·~A 71m.blur SWnett. maleblk i: r~. Add*, re=:n_ Additions * ~modelln& -EEXPXPiERE:RiT~JiAPi?lle'!:""'~.1
N 'ICI ca~ C'JOllar wi bell. Kink in tail HOD e Fred ff. Gerwtclc . Uc. LANDSCAPE • ~
lpV ~ ~ .. 1 29 IQ. n . e Vk:. Pacesetter, So. Lag. EXPERIENCED . Repairs &: 673«)(1 * 549-2170 Maintenance. Mack lfT-4132 . .__litflt' .re. ~-etc. ~ re. mod., larie or small. · EXP Gardmlnr tr~
THIOUGH A -A: .......... u 1-CZTl Cab" ,, Lie 0 •" """4 C __. Cl I 6625 · ' =========-=-== LO!rr: Boys' J . C. Higgins ine... • ~ 1.,.... Mft ftf lnl· Cement work.~
Ltilm ,1• Sllid CJD1ar lO epci. bike, f.rm. REPAIRS * ALTERATIONS ORANGE COASl' CO. able, ftll1ble. ~ .
D &ILY PILOT Dtanc:ill ~ Uc 18640 CABINETS. Any me Job. AU livin&' rms $11.95; ill bed-LARRY'S Gll'deninf Benke
" llD.l v.-c.o-w lot. Rew. 5tMllOO. 23 yn exper. 54M7ll rm• $5.95. Dry 1n 1 hr. Won Mow A: Trim ~Mo.·
1'8*4 ftlw. "1 o..r. ,..__._._ o.-, Cameo · auar i ............. """"~ Dependable! 5*aiOS · W. a.... AD ~ . .....,., Cement Concrete 6600 • . .. ~. ""'"""""" '
An I ~------AMMS__ Wgblaods-Reward ' A D V AN CED pile l1ftini CUT Ir F4P Lawn Smr, i
Jt..Z lllr Pit 6' Bir. .... e f73.!M74 e THORYK CONCRF:I'E Shampoo method for qull-Mlintef)Uce. 1Jcenited
I ..m. Oi1.r _. al All types, patioa, walk• · • • ity rup a carpell l hr dry, 548-4a · 545-8510 lft I PM •
a.. & ama. -.mt ~ -~! DimM-Hne Free ~t. 6'7S-55t6 ruar. Insured. ~-CHARGE m-• •.
•JUST M'Y 'MAN WUfT£0. HUST 8E WILLING TO
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SS ()jJLV 'ILOT WtdnesdtY. Ottober 18, 1%7
'"i~vac• DlltlCTOit'Y JOIS & IMPLOYMINl JOIS & IM,LOYMINl
.. ~••nt . 6680
• t AU. Prunlnc 6 clnn-Help W1ntecl, Men 7200 Help W1nted, M9n 7200
up ~. reuooable
na&c aim -
Generel Semeea 6612
MOUSI SICICt
~·· tt hurtT hlntT Plwabio&T Add a room -
~ the old caef Oft.
llart from acntch and
Wild a NEW ONET Full
tinaiicliw· Call mu• and
l{laVe word iclr "Doc".
ODO JOBS I Yud Cleuup,
GAR.DEN MOWING Al
EDGING. * 5'M!ri6
Senior
Mechanical
Designer
*Inspector
Surf ac:a plate and
layout. Minimum
2 ytars experi-
ence. Cheek first
end last 1rtic:les at
floor level. lrd
shift, I 2:30 a.m.
to 7:30 1.m.
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tvrint C..rmy • Santi Ana hit....._.
, ........ "'fen
Estilllltr •
Machined Pan. r..dma-
tor. MininMn Owe )'aU'I
e.xperieoc:ie, ac e 11 e • t
C8reel' ~ ......
ary .._m illl wta
abWtJ. Raaalres = du a? wtO en
Experienced men "89ded for ~hine
loocfanq and schedulin<J. C,H or apply .,.
CLA-YAL CO.
f.otemost in the vital, expendincJ field
of automatic valvfi and controls.
T....t Lathe
Machinists
,
YOWi& mu 18 to 28 te
wortr In Order Depart.
meat ol oar Andle1m at-ftce, $UO. per week Ml-
&I)'. Mu.at 119 able tlO atart
work immediately. Call
for appointment 9 a.m. to
3 p.m. SJS.11~
""LEADMAN
1'ol aaembly electrclnll;
t'OlftpoMnts and printed
circuit b o a r d 1. Experi·
enced fn supervision ol
&iris.
Robinson's
lfWPCIT
Ex,.rienced Prtftrf'M
'•rmentnt P•lt5on e &LL MIKE m.31'60 •
R.eUOn. ReU.mJ. Repair&.
Pamt • Plumb'c • Cmpmtry
Lift tUpport ~ulp.
ment f9r eemmercl1I,
UncMNN end millt1ry
1ppllc1tton.. Mutt be
famUler with mll 1t1n· di,., tilraftlng prac·
tlcet, encl wllllnt to a1-
1urne responalblllty
for varloua phaMS of
project._ *Grinder
Machinist
knowledp ., ~
COit& .. ftlllllllif to ....
~rial, ..,.,.. ud ~
duc:dcn. Tool Grinder .a Dyn~':s~~ ~C.rp.
. ~' Sant& .ua 547 ·3915
t7t ' RAOllllA APPLY
Newport Stor• DfUVBWA YS SILK-COATED
Repair drlvew.,._ Brick wk. lt4ul!Ds A ClMD• 6f6.5351
.lllier HD
u• Trc'aldl1
H_.ge * PART TIME * ,. ..-t ,,.,,....,, _, .. ,. Chlldcer Operator
(ISi Mm 58-2201
Heu~ 6730 Design ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Asst. • $70 wttk Salary := Shop Dispatcher CaU TR t-2301
Mentlay thru Frld1y
10 AM. te 4 P.M.
l'REE • FREE • FREE uTE HAULING FOR
IALVAGABLE ITEMS • QJ\ CASH. 6'2.c.10
?ifo9tnr and Haul~
REASONABLE.
;; 543-5723 •
Draftsman 3rd shift, I 2:30
a.m. to 7:30 e.m.
48 hour week.
Excellent ...... Ofli9I"
tunitJ few ,._. _. ....,.°"'*' -AUlllll
llllAE m. . with ~ aadlille ...,
experiimc:e ID ..tr ia
Reaucll .. ~
meat 1Ab.. Jolt ......
d ude aidiQs .. Ille... .. rn•·· •
ricatioa at pre t•tr •• ... ...
"' SOME OPENINGS
ON"DAY SHin'
45 Hr. Min Work Week
STEADY EMPLOYMJ:NT
PROFIT SHARING
A!k far Mr. Seay
O.rdenlnt/Y1rd w.rtc
full tlm1t, Apt House
Newport ~ac:h. Salary open
CALL 494-1268
An equal opportwllty
employer
Carrier Boys
10 • 14
BALBOA J.SLANl> ONLY
mtCULA110N DEPT.
Dreftt"t and suppert
work Nlatecl to under·
wmr ~ulpment, both
eomrnerci1I ind mill·
tary. Some 9ntlnetf'lo
Int drafttng ,....
fwrecl Two .. flvt
y.a,. uperl~ ,.
quired.
*.Milling
Machinist
parts. eoadactlaw flllP. ............... ...
neeriDc tlMta ..S ~ fw ........ I I ti•
C...teiy
C•seling
F•ral
Aftisors
J. C. C1rter Co.
671 W. 17th St. c.m Meta
541-a421 '
l1!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1!!!!!!!!1!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ o.1y Pilot GOOD JOI 3-W w. BA~.l ll!IA
6755 ........ Jlfil"I telt 4ala. ... JI ... W'
... hldlleL Ow
Excellent ....... .._. ai .,., .........
fltt ~ ,_ llr• -~ 111 Ari @QQll opportunity
tmpio,)ler
Penaionua 2 da.Ya per week. P,MNTER'S Bii.Pia
Muat have car, or no drink· ~ mc.-117
en, Phone OR 3·2289 TOP WAGIS
SERVICE station attendant DEAH LEWJI DIPCllt'l9 I st and 2nd shift. plen. ~ * cw t • ...., c.t a
Interesting --'o-fUllA IM ,,. .._, -------full time. Experienced. 1981 Harber Bl9d, CK SALD
Jtl:PKEUNTUIVD *'IRONING I MY HOME
Pt.USE BRlNG HANG-
&l\i. * 6'2-8265
Mnenry, Irick "30
9RJCK • BLOCK • ITONE
Pl..AJft'ERI • SATE .... --
INTEll or '£xt. PAINTING,
IY!OJ>, SERVICE. Local
ref. FREE est. 548-1171
INTERIOR EXTEIUOR
Fut • neat. 1 BR Apt.
complete $19. IG-2M&
PAPERHANGING • Paint· lni· Non-unicll; 3D yrs. iJI
ffntg. Beach. ~3759.
INTERIOR -EXTERIOR
U S D• .... VI MJUll•&Ull ~. • -lJJllillMI --I I j I • • 1vers type and prodUC:• * Oiu411 ..... N ...... tion work. 1J001. ..__..., Pl. _ !liM • , .._. w. Compal. y Santi AM ~=-.......... Cl lib* H. cl lier..._ 6
332: V:~ :...., *Automatic _~_Wom_•_._.,_Qr.ml) __ ·~.v~, 2 ,, •
............ luiib ,,,. Screw
HUGHES
Newport leech
Machine
Operators
Al l shifts.
lolti-'1 ....
• Mlillel ..
Engl ..
,... .......... ee-....... , 'a , .. ... .... .-....., ....
.-.& I d •refer ... ............... ............ ?I n
.. •• I • l'lr I 3 t:iew
' I rt alt Qi
TOI( GOOU> 58Cll
ALLSTATE
INS. CO.
• Tlllrlfillr
Two m • n with
, •; • •· a9;+y, ........... ....tun-
ty ...........
....... QOOcl ..............
etltled to .. .... w. ,,..
.... the ...... ...........
Leadblc lndependmt ~
lilta duJ1nc • OM' 100
matllll fmda, a:pedina la
~ ~-1'bil la &D
.......tadb .. ~ 4111D-W prol ......... Diil
•,.. tllle. Jae ft t ..... , ., ....... ....................
......... K. ... .... ...
BUSBOY
'•rt Time APPLY S.S DAJLY
SUCI SHOP
2305 I . c...t Hwy. c.,....., Mer
over 21. 490 E 17th St. c.M. MS-88
AERO
Are you ready
fer 1 1 iM
that r11lly pays?
N. DoqlM we have many well payinf I*
for ltiIJed workers with all levels of .,m.
ence.
MAKE YOUR MOYE TO
DOUGLAS NOW!
A Yera&e 1 Br apt., labor •
mat1. 169.SO. M2-T:>28
bu • dMtl..... CIPPCll"
tunity with au11hndintr
crowth potential for •
Oiiemist or MetalursW ID
tab ~ cl a precioQI
metal platinc cperadon.
Experience in analytieaJ
control.I, pbyDcaJ Btinc
and plabc J11 udoctkti for
eJectrunic componmta la
&eelent cornfN-
,,., benefits and
• Display Mii l • Prealr To .,,_,. M "'-
t.+iew
-------·1• • Willd T•MI M1 .. el ..... ,.
Pft()FESSIONAL pa.'t!tfns·
Dlloount r.ices! Free etti-
inates. Refer'•· 536-039).
~·
To~ ... pm!.
b. ,._ aend 10'lr coo-Pool Service 6910 fidfSltiaJ te1a1ne flO:
POOL CLEANING
CALL PAUL * 54S-C82S * e WILLIAMS e
s.rinuninc pool ISVice
6'B-llli6
s..h .. __ --"'°-
ALTERATIONS. cw.1om
work. Smart boU4ly clotbe9
LDuiM Holledll' so-not.
Aft9rttlenl 6414145
~; acc:unte, z yra. ap.
Tiie, Linoleum
&-MerW. 6975
MR. w. E. ~cm
M a n a 1 e r, Proteeaiooal
Staftins.
HUGHES
,,0. lox H N•:r.r ... ch c If. 92661
Or apply in penon at
500 Superior A"nut
Newport IMch, C.Uf.
An equal ~t)'
e~Mlr:F
eh~nee for ad-
vencement.
hospital and &fe
insurance. Profit
E•enint & Stturdly
a,,.tn~nts avell.
Transport
Dynamics
Inc.
Experieo* Pennenent ,_,,._. .................
APPLY
Newpott Ster.
MoMty """' ,.....,
10 A.M. .. 4 ,.
An equal oppc:w twlO
emplo)'S
• IMt A1111Ml1ra .........
•Maw.... (L.........., • w ........ ....,.,
JINSEH
Mart.. c.,.
2J5 P'l8d.r
a.ta ...
S..34ft
._, WECTOI ,.., ... .....
...... ..... z.,m.
~ ...,, .. ..
T., •• ,~.. • 2 I.
._..._ Olll .. ...... .....
itlrm5•~
• 8'1111 •1•: n.n
1' ,.
$2.SC~ ,_,,,. ....
--Ft1RHl'JUR.E=..,..,....~,...._ __ , ........... ...... * v--. tbe TUe Man * Sa........,. & Managera (A d>lidlarv cl Letar-.._ _. .... • ~ Oaat. work. Imtall I: Career oppGIV wftti ~ "J lalepaan nit OllPW· a ' z ~D ... ~ No job too am: firm offerin& OYer 100 ma-M eler. Inc:.) BEAL'S • llt& IRVINE am -.zm. .. ,_
Plutu patch. Lea.kine tual funda. Full or pt time. iljiNiiewiipmiitiiiBeadiiiiii. iiM!:Griiiiii .. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiili abowef repaired. 84'7-1~7. No exper nee, we train. ]1]1 W, Segersh'Oll
JOIS .. EM,..LUTMf!NT Npt Bcb omce. M2~
s.nta Ana omce. 541..am , ... 1• A. C IH -...WenMcl, Lecty 1020 IaveMor& ·Financial ,,.n.. RI, I •
Semcea.1'c. ~ANION I Nurwe. Fine
i.tJ wtth x1nt ftf"1 for lw.
ia c::mn. Homemalmn snai.
800.KKD:PER F/C
" }TS exper. Xlnt ttfl,
Very capable a.od
.
MACHlllTS
LATHE & · 11LL
Vee. President encl
Dnct• of s.les
......
All around ma& ~
Petaamel lM p .
ltobfftlltn'• Newpert
Fubicm lllanil
Newport Beaet.
An equal opportimftJ
employer
ROU'J'&1 &VAU.ABl.J:
In
PAKT 1DIE * U-9 WHtmlnater tor hoJs D-lf
JDI> lltr -.._ 2l wldl Good Profits • No Sand.-, cs. • 56tlll eftl-DeUW17 ea..an
MECHANICAL
INSPECTOR
Plrfwm all pbuea of medwdcal
iNpedion, fiat article and tlW'face
plate wbida includes lheet metal. rifftiDI ad amembly wort.. Two>
JllllS aperieDce plus trade rchool ~C in mechlnical impedion.
Apply lft ,.,_.. er ceR
(714) 546 I030
U32 Hert.er 8M., Coet1 Meal, C1Uf.
Atlaltic Research
COit PORA TION
Mitailt Systems DMl5on
U.S. Ctfiw...a.;, ·~•lr-4 e Aw E~el O,,..+wiity
l~.
eomdent.ious. 6'7S-1213
HOUSEKEEPER, xlnt ref~
encea, for day work. Night Dishwasher
Must be~ to let .. _. epenle ...._
MAINTENANCE ing machines or ..... _. ftltal ACCOUNTING lathes for machtmnc of lap a ...a MECHANIC· magnesium and am r 1 CMtiDp. Homemakers SC1.f681
HOUIEKEEPER. Uve-ln
pref. Have 1~11' old boJ.
m«J74.
Over lB, apply in persoo
ontY. SURF • SIRLOIN
5830 PacWc Cat Hwy.
Newport Beech
~enced Maintenance APPL y IH f'llSON OR CALL SUI CONRACT AUblTOI •
Mechanic:. day lhift for lac• Perf b contr ct dita · ;..-tory equipment and au 014t 54'.. arm 111 a au ' pnce '-"•" amlysil, audit overhead rates. Must have around factory handyman. 3333 Harbor ~ c.e. ..... c.tif. ~ a.lit ---t.. ....... OD lllln'fenlmeDt Phone Penormel Manaaer, r--· -ru~u~ e-
NURSE COMPANION, sood ~=~=---=--Huntin&"ton Beech. 847-3531 mil· reimbursable type contract and be
Cook. Wanta work In IA· MAINTENANCE I: REPAIR ~ lltdc Iese.a familiar with ASPR. Requires a degree JPIDI. et.2529 rm 202 rrea. WORK. Larse Apt Bid& 1n1-------ud 3 yell"I appticable experience. DA'L wor1t, bowlek"f>inr. So. Lairwta· Permanent. Houseman COllf'OaATION
ac>tl1 Cookin&. All areu, To Age 50. CALL: Experienced ~fet'P-d I ACCOUNT ANT
own trans. 541·9863. Mr. KINman, * .f9'J.u77 but not nec:eua.ry. Con· Prerioas General Accounting experience
OJTICE WORK/MY HOME C:, ~al;-=;·s.~ s~ tact U.S. cm..-.. 11 C f 114 dainble. Should be familiar with account-GmERAL I: PAYROLL · Merv Dudley CARRllR BOYS . ' An E.,.a o,,11tu 1lff I 41 J• ing for fixed assets and depreciation uW· Q>lta Meta, * 543-7343 We5tmi111ter bing IBM ledger ales and UJe tax rep<>rt· JiOUSEWOftK WANTED. GOOD ROUTFS O>mmuaJty Hoapitat ini · IDd inter-eomeany reconclliwona.
Call alter" Own trw. ~~1:EAat 19Ms.tl Wiil perform analysis and evaluations of
• ~7 • DAIL y '9LOT FOR.EIGN car auto mechan-SYS'TEMS & PIOCEDl_IES General Ledger accounts. 'Ibis ii a pe.nna·
• 5G-4321 • le. Top notch wages. Beat ---Dent -™on cra1m bv Ill internal pro-.lob Wtntod woricinr oondlt>ons. 1~ ,,_... J Men & Women 7030 SER-STA SAL&WAN ance. VolYo, VMC, To)W> AUAIJST motion. Degree and 2 years applicable ex-FuU time. 2-)'ft exper. 1: Jeep. l'UU. perience required.
YCX!NG cple W/JJ' oid aon Neat, Mech1 lmowled(e. OF.AN LEWIS IMPORTS Requires ~ Im .... +wAp, flow SI. FINANCIA.L ANALYST tp m&DlP Aptl. in exch for Salary I: C.omm. • Apply: 1966 Harbor Blvd., C.M. charting, .,.Um w)Jm ... ...... .
1 BR I.ad Apt. No Jard JIM TICE OfEVRON 646-9303 writing. Mast ban a..4 ._.,. ..... 111 lloaitoring of coct and performance data,
wodt. 545-5392 '590 NEWPORT Bid/Of. REAL ESTA TE Buainess Syaumr ud Plidd•• ,..... cost:to-complete, contract funding and
IOYS 10 • 14 passing aen>1paee ~ ~ ~ting requiremmt.s with relerence to ~ietl~ ...a, 7°" Cood rout.II • Good Jll'(lftt! Shouldit't you be with Walker engineering, manafac~ _. 1• nl Id-aerospace finandng forecasting metboda,
BALBOA PENINSUI..A I: Lee! Free tnb'mation. m· iJtrati r -11 d -'"ed. Pr& 8 to 10 u-bl
EmA ... ~ ~ ,_ DAIL y ,.LOT Phone or Write WALKER a 10 on. '-NI.• e...-recrm years app~a e experience and an .-J-,,_.,-i=a • 64:2-4321 • LE:E Inc. 2821 Hll'bor Blvd. fer rou r yea,.. ttperientt llld llOllM! EDP es-attoa.nting or equivalent degree frnm an ~Ryland Aamc:y _ 54s.J029. posurt'. attredited coUege required.
lOS.B '£. l&th S.A. S0 -00$ IOYS 10 . 14 SER· STA ATTENDANT. CONTACT oa SINO llSUMI. CONTACT Olt SEND RESUME, ~,.. • EQslldl • Trench Lacuna Buch. So· l.quna EXPER/FULL TIME P.M.
,......-. exper. Live. in Good routat e Good prolitar Union Sta. / Oor. Superior INCLUDING SAL.AaY HISTOIY INCLUDING SALARY HISTORY
rat:.Eul qey. MU703 DAILY "LOT & PlacenUL * N.e. TO W. D. TQWtKINS TO W. D. TOMPKINS
e eG-a%1 • FRY COOK I 1-yr. EXPER. (714t 546.. (714) 546 I030
·wp W....., Min 7200 '•ricing Attendenta fl · HR. 1tart. * DOG-W3 Hirt.or ........ c..te ..._.Calf. mJ Hlrbor BM., Costa Meta# Calif. ~ • retired sen-11 to 25. See Fred Ballantine ROUSE l'OFFEE SHOP. -~
a.;:. ::J:..:::::~ ~e ~:~wX::: ~S:R.w~i:,· s~M~ttend.1 $ Atla1tic lesearc~ lit Atlantic Research ~ rf..,..t ...s. Clll OIM, alter II p.m. Graveyard st>Ut. Union OU CORPORATION
ft• :r ... --.. .._ ,,,....... En""lne ln1t1ll1tion Sta. ·~hgnoU. ' Wamtt, COl~TION Mt I S • :1<V Sta ... l-&w .... ., • H R i 1ul • yst•mt DM1len
..... ~ ahJ1t, Union OU 22(11 Experlcmctd _. . - --I ....... s, ..... DI• •• n U.S. Cltiuonhip lt1q11lru • Aft Eqvel Opportunity i: Coe.It Hwy otM, LUHRS BOAT ro 801t AIMmblera I II$ Cttt_... • .._. • A.a~~-· .__,., EM,l•Y•• ~ ~ • .. ~!I\\', J81h SI . C-\1 . No PXJ)f'r . &t.2-6S31'1 l!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!IJI!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~!!!!!!!!!!!·!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!-~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~1!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~
,,._ ·-
Journeyman. machinilt ~ will
be considered.
• Electrenlc SystetRS M1c•1nics
Requires technical trainiq a the in1t.aJ..
lation and functional checDut ol atrcnft
radar and fire eaatrol .,.._,
• Ellct1Hlc s,... Checlc.o.t
Teclnllc.._
Requires eXperiellce performiDJ ~
tionral checkout of auto pilota and VHF
nuigational le c0mmunicatioll l.YltemL
• AircNft .....wen
Prefer aperience m rfainl and controls, beattna amt ventilltion or structures. .,,
• AJNrafl ••ctrlciw
Bledrical wirinl illstaDation e.xperienct
preluncl.
• TllM Moclulp Mecllanla
Kull be able to read blue Jf!1'ts and • .,.... a tube bendina ma e.
• ..... M1cWM 0,.Ntors
ltequinl upaience ill eetup and ~· tion of machines in a~dlllct with mu-
uladuring orden.
• Tsret Lathe Operators
Requires experience in tetup and opera-
tion ot latt>es and folfowinf mlft1Jlactull.
ws outliDeL
• Tank Td & l1~ir Medi•la
Requires uperience m the ~re
plir 6 tell ol int91l winl futl tub.
• Alrcrwft .....,_.
Must be able to read and interpret bllJ6.
prints and perform inapection on either
modification, assembly, fabrication cir
sealing.
• Coml*f'er Operaton
Requires one year IBM computer apert.
ence. Hip IChool graduate preftrnd..
• Aircraft ...._rior lnstalen
Auto or tNiler interior installation ex·
perience ii acceptable.
• Aircraft Interior
WCMtcl Fabrlcaton
Cabi~et making experience preferred.
The •mP'oyes of Deuglas ~ enfey ex·
ctllent benefits, worldnt ctndftloM, •••
'""" -~ ..... rMetftffi.t (• ,ollcy of ,,omot5on frem within).
Apply Monday thn Sat•dSy
I a.m • ..-.. p.m.
4831 HARDWICK, LAKEWOOD
CENTER, LAKEWOOD, CAUF.
Or y"'r tee.I Cal ... rnie Stet. O.,.rtrnettt of
Employment .
APPLICANTS MUST lltlNG IN SOCIAL SE·
CUIUTY CA"D & MILITARY Sl'AltATION
PAPEltS ARI REQUIRED POR VITlltANS.
DOUGLAS
AIRCRAFT DIVISION
LONG IEACH
McDONNRL DOUGLAS COltP.
an equal opportunity employer
-
JOIS
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9 men
JOii tit
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Salary·
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are a
have
licena
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JOIS ' IMflLOYMINT JOIS & IMl'LOYMINT JON a IMPLOYMIN'I' JOU ' IMPLOYMINT JOaS a D\Pl.OYMINT JOIS ' IMPLOYMENT
Wednt~, October 18, 1967
tOIS & IM,lOYMl!NT MIRCHANDISI POil
FRY COOi
. tx,.riencecl
Futt tfrtM, days.
Excellent M1ary
" com_pul)I beee1lta. App~ betw 2-5 p.m.
SNACK SHOP
. 3#4 I . Coast Hwy.
Corona tlel Mar
WAlllED
YOUN& MAN
u•n
Will be ~ foe a
t'MeW ,.tila • * a..wn.r ~
Oepu-.t ~ ... ()s\.
.. ()QI~ bnQda.
$130 w.-.. aary
Our internatiooal eorpor.
ation will oamklet:
1. hi&ft IChool sraduat.,
2. Ex.C.L'1, 3. coUese
1tudll'.lta not nturain& to
ldlool this eelllelter, 4..
out of lt&a. applicant.I
liDcerd:y inta'elted la
flltabl.labinc ~in
~ Olun~.
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Ell6ERS
A CAREER
ON THE FRONTIERS
OF TECHNOLOGY
Direct the activities ol desiper1 in pre-
liminary design ltudies on spacecnft,
missile and aircrlft·type structural com-
.ponema or systems. Perform desip
studieea llDd analyses. tecbDicaJ reports,
manpower f orecuta l.Dd work ICbedule..
Eoiineerinf degree required.
AGE DfSIGll ...
Desip gn>und bandBn1 equipmart, lllJ>'
port ftztww and launcbera. 5 ,... ...
sign~ aperienee 1ridl a,..,.
miDlmmn or grooad btncU'n& •ppart
equipment in the ael'OlplCe Jndmtry.
Hast be knowledgeable ia machine de-
lign, weldilf& material and component
seldon u requ1red by AGE delip. FudUarttJ with ~mechanical and
tool dlllp helpbal. BSME, CE or equiYa-
lent ... required.
ElKTIOICS SYS19U DESl&I
'Ibe major electronic et.fort will be di-·
rected toward the' CODNUiOB ol tM
lplCeCl'1lft and ll1Pr.a1 tY*IDI to 'V
band e wfliell will i.BTOl\Je CClt-•ertiJli 11 dlJ II ~)e. to printed dJtali'J mtap-a{ed clmdtl. : =:=:t c:'..:=1
• Cceculwlftlll'INt (1·te 1,000 .... , .. ......, e Tel...,ry GSI
.• T•t..Mtry AGI
• Hyt.rW Malet :::tal epedaliet Allipmema are a. ble an tbe A TH·
ENA proaram, boat. meteoro1'>£ical data
.,.term, ran&• inatramenlation sylteml
and coumer·me91\lree.
IEllAllUTY
• COMPONENTS
To eelect components and deft.De eom-
ponent psameten. Will perform liailon
with sut and initbte mrred:in
action. ard8 experience dairable.
BS in engineering required.
• ANALYSIS
To dllfine .,.tems reJiablllty reQUire-
menta and eoordlnate design remiom.
Will be teqaiNd to awe ...,.matical
modeJs and predict rdfability. BS in en-
lfneerillC nqulred.
If AllllMA DESIGI
Destp or .elect antenna .,.terns for
propOa1 effort where R1' linb are No
qu.iftd. BSD in eommunkatlana or DUe-
rowav• .ttefd and radar 1atena desip.
Should hav• aperi...,. ia tl*kiac. No
ceivtng or antienaa .,nems.
AllFUME WEJ6lfJ SPllAllST
Perform airframe w-...t edimatioa ud
1nai,.t1 of airbcll'ne ltlnlctural compon-
ent or IY'Nm deslgaa. BS In &n ......
ing or Math wkb a mtnhnam ot 4 years
applicable apertenoe.
POI INTaYllW AININTMIWT '"°"' H• .. ...... .._ ...... .., ......
.. o.c.T .......
ATLANTIC RESEARCH
CORPORATION
MISSILES SYSTEMS DIVISION
"' JJJI ...._ a.4 .. C.... ..._ c.tlf. tlW .. _._....., ___
Help W....... tielp WantM, SALE AND TRADE
1-_ w.,... 7400 Wemen
Hal' WantM
7.tOO Women 7400 Furniture ------MOLDtNe
... dal111 o,. ......
Pllltic. "'Jedi-Penm. .... ,. ........
,.,., .. I , _. ..... .... ~_..an
trl ase.._......_.. ... olMllils • .. ......
&lpn'z I .... -.uf
wiD conciidfto tn1Deef.
CALlftOltNIA
ln ...... MdM4
Coeta .... ~
M ..... '"....., 11 $0
DETAIL IWf
-., 'r • '7
TOPWAGEI DIAN LIWIS u ...... -.. oa-r~s
19111uW .... OI ....
ACCOUITI
PAYABLE
CLEll
,., ........ ,.., .... c:.--..... ,.
hul11tfrinee._..
fits,
1166 ...... Aw. c....-.
'46:Mf1 ................ .,.
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STENO-SECRETARIES
One to three ye.an of.fice expert·
ence pJu, tood akilla on electric
typewriter and lhortband required.
PreTioal aen>1p1ce experience in
any ol the following area.s would
be helpful:
• ContrKts I Pricing
• ....._. Accounting
ApplJ ................ C.11 (714) 546 I030 ua ...,._ ,...,,. c ... a Mau, wlff.
Atlantic leseanh
CORPOAATION
Mhllle Syltw DM ...
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TIMPOIAIY orno: JOBS
.J
Secretary
lntinMrint O.,.rt·
wt. Challentlnt..,.,
lnt.,estint
for mature secretary
• • with 91\glneerint n ·
,.,-Mnu. Abo" aver-
• tyfH"t and •hon·
hand alJ,llls. Geod .,..
pnlw .• ,..,.,..
...... 25 .. 40. Apply
SCl••D ~..,.. 11r an phws .,, ... ~
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.... Nncl retUtM ..
PeraonMI Depart·
IMftt • ~I ± 0,. --------1 NO~ lrlta"riewtas l :JG. ., es ••••• ·•••••· • • IECREDlr'! ,... time. J:JD. ....... , ........... a.• ' · " .-.. omce nuEMAN GIRL Llpl 'lfte, .. .... •• ... • ...,, ..., lllnlllS 1.'Jllpilt. ..._ ........ ,. .,_ _. .._1 • • cqm.. 15115 E. m11. s.A. Sf'7.-S
JlllX/lt.qt. 1-s •..• -liilltis. .-e bi t+\ .... llM tce,punda Opera.
Br APPOIHl'laJn ........... ~ .. 2 ,.n aper'. DeOe9Ary
lcr r I Pt• F I ,._, • W. aa &.. Nft BdL o.y _. eft9. temp. wan
IG-T• . Mft9 WAJnl:D _., • k lfD-..... Girt •no....Dr .. ~Bda •• ~ ....... ft-1714 w. ~ ~
...... ......~ llpply mt ....,.. Ollta ...
• Ill a.llr fll Ammca. W12 Equl CWCJiknl:y employer ...,, a' k a., BB. v.-.11---~-~--.:~-~=~~..... ...,......, c1 >•· SECIETAIY ..... ---. . -----e JDWXfZPfA.......... rart •-
U.S. Divers
Company
3321 W. Wner
SHll Anl
.. ( I ... .._ *IY• .... ~. An ~ opportunity
STBIOGUPHER
Dana Laboratoriea hu an
• openin& IOI' a •1Ml>-.,._pher. 1'111 po9itk>n re-
qulrei at leut Ml yean
experience Ill 1eneral of·
floe work •• bard roodl
manufacturin& lndU8try,
ExceptionU ~Pina and
lhottband ~ are •
critical necelllty 11' th1I
job.
INQUIRE BY CAL.UNG
8.13-1234
OR
VJ8lT DANA
LABORATOim:;.,, INC.
24ID. c.mpw. Drive
IRVINE, CA.lJF.
(Nf'ar Oranse Co. Airport)
An equal opportunity
l'mploy~r
Hostesses
Attractive
Full l: Part Time
Day & Night Shlllll
APPLY 3-5 DAILY
SllACI SHoP
2305 E. Coast Hwy.
Corona d•I Mar
HOUSEKEEPER
EXPERIENCED
A pt)ly ID Pfl'NI
Between S le 4:30 p.m.
Huntlntton leach
Conv1lelcent Helpitaf
18192 .DelAaware
lfuntineton Beedi
No phca a.Ill --
Put tiFM• Experience
lftf•l'T'ed but not necee-
MODEL HOME
SPANISH : Hw. H.tly,,., ~ ......
Iva, ilu•ns, ··--· ... f1l£2BtS -llYEIS·UIE
.. PIDIS, ......
The eleaant look that you
ha v• 1ee11 in beautituJ Mod-
el Homs now at l.eu than
haU the orialml price. All
mettbmdlN dlap&..yed onJy
• never laMd. Garpoua
Kin& &be bedl'OOOl set, ele·
pnt Span.llal Uvillc l'OOCll &
kwety dilliftl let• Selll I t
all better Pore• for around
nm 0ur price •· c.n
be ' b.ou1bt MPU'llteJ,y. ~~~~~~~~I TelmS $24 mo. Dbplayed at Rent a NEW
.IAHTA ANA FURNITURE, COLOR TV er STllllO
G W. 4th a. s.A. 547-0789. $10 MONTH
Open trYeS. A.Sunday. Opt. to buy. Free ll*or,
lewitdlinq
October Specials
MA TTR!SSES 253 OF'F
color antenna. Free Sendcw.
Free de!. No obliptMD.
523..3651
OR 532-llSl
COLO.RI.AND TV-Ope 1
Finest quality. aanitiud. Hi-Fl & S..,.. 1210
Lille nf'W! ----------SLIP COVERS
ft.ee. $13.~ -ONLY $4.95
LA·Z.BOY
Recliner Rocl<ers S99 up
House of Chain
517 w. 19th, CM 548-1454
Headquarters for:
• Showroem Samples e Factery CloMouta
• Freitht DamlfN
No Down-Bank term.a OAC
Spanish • Modmi • Maple
Liv. Rm. • .. .. • Frm $69.95
Di.nett• ....... Frm $34.95
Bed.rooma • • • • • Frm $59.~
App'9"4 Furniture
.2159 Harbor Bl, CM 548-9660
UNT
FISHER AM/FM TUNll\
50 • R pi. Heath.kit »W
amp/W·3 S20· Heeth • kit
Pre.amplPCl , $10. D 4 R
Tumtable with Pk!~ arm &; GE Cartridall S30.
JetWen CoariaJ Spkrl ff.22.
p). Call OR S-013'
l600
POOL TAB~ bu1 direct
at factory pricu! Slate,
all sizea -new and used.
Terms. Showroom Cl p e n
Sa turday and S u n d & y.
BADGER SALES mo North Main St.·
Santa Ana G-0617
Ev~. room c.'OOlet, $tO.
• •~ F itu Double bed, SJ5. • --urn re Teak lamp tM*t,-. $25 Moid• clra. RUeilh ... .-.. a
nJU. CPn0H TO BUY UGO u...t 1-1 ~
No .... t 0.1.e. hot home.,aunery tlllle, -H ... of Chain Make olftt.
517 W. ltd\, C.M. 548-1454 ____ 675-3539_· --~-
wy. Cllotact CARVED fndtwvod 10fa Ir
Mary Dudley cM.lr, Louil JV lt)'le, cham-
• 10•1. OFF •
wrrn nus AD
Weatmbter .-ine beice brocade, but·
Com munity Hospital ton tufting; m&r'IQUetry top
19.MS41 colfee tble, Lou.IJ rv.
--E-LECTRON-IC~-_646-S __ i~_Ev~m_. ___ _
ASSEMILEH BUNK Bedl, ~ aize. with
& SOLDERERS mattreues. Bougtit ""' 1:
Expertencm will printed 1-.d only once. $65. 875-3744
rlrcult boards. afWr 7 P.M.
Dynamic. De9'p Corp.
1357 f!. Edinger
Santa Ana 547-:\935
Upholatery Salt'" H u r r y!
Avoid the holiday nilh. Get
your tum re•uphol now.
Bud~t Upbol, ~2490 coll.
Loe:. in low rsil diltrict of
H untlnilOO Bttcti. Better
clothes at d:iacomt prtc..
FANCY THAT
212 MAIN sr., Hunt. Bdl.
CASH PAID l'oa
• Diamonds • OW-OoW
•Jewelry e Sllwr
C. M. Jew•lry & .._ii
18.18 Newport Blvd .. C.M,
• 646-7741 • -
P1rt Time Work B~ Seda with box 1!Prino '!!!!!!!!1!1!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1_§_&_
.... Ami .(1) ...... • • ea ~ No ..,,._ 2 ane dictatbl. emplo~ • matt. lilahec. eob. All twm TIED ~
tor MS. 5t5.Z25 !Nm. Hair Wit with ~
a.cpt/lecJ, n/ldlne •. sm ....... w-.11 .. • Lido. CALL 642·5151 Start now tor at1 year ....,, .... o/e, esp ••• sm ---. rouod """"' ()lllpOl'tUnity
llald ll9dllllt 0, . SZAi llr. Piiia __. ~ at POil APPOfNTMENT with Avon. Call c:oUed ~ ~qvtpment I012
Cue. Med. 1encth Alb
Blonde. Recently J>Cidw-
ed at $475. nriert ~ ,i .. * ~· ,_,.lillC'fi h ........ P15 -. t:lJ.aiE. WANTED platform lt'Cl'9-HomelcHper U).-5860 IOOf( STOii
8-lt. It Ill ........ 1111 SAL.AO~ tary, IDOlt be able to type Huntinifon Int~ WANTED: H~ live FIXTUltlS ~ 1t 111 .......... sa ~ "-;'=-= 11111 rue lhortband, benJdoc nity Hospital. Expe.rience in; -~ve. ::_:e~sMm Bookcuea. tablet, ch&lrs, ••i1m f~!Wf 0 t Ff' a.., tne .. Slit ...._ .--f".'lp"ifeae pmtTT'ed, appty preferred but not nee-.._ .. na · diecbtud. CkJ,1 Stf.1111 IUU ~
TnW/Oeft .....•.•.•. 1151 Hess ' am -?:» -· Id ~ Of America, 15r12 ea&l'J· Cmlact: mominp Cll)y R J. L Pierce ..... ftt. m.t, est 2131 8"betlale St., RA EquaJ Mary Dutfley Jolie Men. Wom. 7500 . ., l'O SALi~--
• .... ~ UVE-Df 81 ... PCI' °""*...., ~. 141-1473 c w--L Hal. G.a_r ... s.a. I022 R"nLnantl, ~=1'--
·-.,. ~-dliW ~ lllW• ~ A 0FFrCE WORK __._ ,..,._m•-• ,._ Sal-Gr uaa .... . ends Set. ~ I .-: .... 2
,,_ "'•Jiit, "--...... ._. .... • -. 5% ~PART 1'DIE J.am to 1-.. ,'™'"'-""'FULLER~ ... MALE OR FEMALE GARAGE Nie,°"'~ p.m. D Babr, a.aa ..... . -s. Pu If; rdff'· MON In nu S!·BR. :; ~RUSH Full time or wkends. bike, bo>''• :10" biJ., erib, FUI SOFT DllNK ,, W-:-' 7• ...._ Mttm W • 25 tD Ji, ~rably mar-~ leTVioe ~~Ir ~ Min age 18, apply in perwon Uke • new mattreea. lain WMll .,,,,.., •is CW
llA'n.1111: WJ wt11 rW. 8-* tno.ledae oi 12.00 .:: men LIDO CAR WASli fllmiture md ott.r it••. ~. aPMLB-tt~... -.Frt. H. .. pt pt 1is O&iee ~e nee. Call ~or S46-Q39 481 E. 171b a.ta Me.a ~ """nu/SAT/IUM
• -· ....... 2.... elf ............ w. MJ-3931 J'OR A.PP'T. HOUSEKEEPER Couple for Mamcen GARAGE Sele a: Boutique. ,,, BURGDl (Jig'
.......... ,... time .. Mpt. $125 ... 5IM5'11 est • a.EltK PDIALE . . • . ·" compu. for Motel Apll Oct. n A 22. nt Q)ffins, ,,, ll8 & l'J'llt. C3f.
la a •llduia. SDI....... 231 or~~ • APPLY IN PERSON: ~live ink a:11e ~· 2..'76 Newport Blvd. 548-97!6 Bal laland. (EMer thru a). PISTOL RANGE. t.1n t.
ID,JiilJ uvz Ill / • -to Dwha hi Liquors wor ; r e erly C'.PLE for Janllorial work 2 lty) Ul6 tlremm wltta Al•
IU!'OllZ lul; ft&, llllmt. ..... ..._ .._ rill 111 Padllc ~ Hwy./HB. ~room, board Ir .. 1. to 4-hn eves. Hunt-Beacb 3106 w. Oceantnmt/ N.B. tJ. ~tdla 9 ._..
.-llOllE. 1 • 11196:.» ...._ L ............... 1.11 -area. S36-8774 Tea Ciril clothea • 7-10 ... N.Jl.A.. mbodaf ......
-· : - -~ 0.-. -H()l!SQEUEk Lift iL • RELIEr """"' . d al ttmtkm ... 1lidl9. .... I ...... Utt ~ an.am * 1'0lt 1 ADULT. ..,..._ woman l'RI/SAT U J .m. "1!>-3111 a .. •ea
..tr! a , ....._ FASRIOlf 9'JW. .,_ ..... $D-llO. * ~2212 ~~:.:::=~eta Scheoh lnstructlen 7600 Garqe Sak, IOld bome. ~~= f;'" = 5t5.an rs. na... -. Em...,. BarpiM Galore! m Poplar ----=-__;... ____ ,
IWliiiil:ta .... fie el. ............. cal .. 5!JI, . IBM Lag. Bcb. Fri/8al, Ot.4t ll/22 $$ CASH SS c.r-ldll, llr ._ cMlm ~ "• '97 eam tar: 3 " •· _.. "*' n -BEAU'JT .......-. • Mir J ( PENNEY (0 KEYPUNCH • k ~Hences 1100 ,,, 1'inlltm. ,,, AllllllllGllJ
• all ' .... ..... ..... Jllft .... • • • PROGRAMMING • , IENT ,,, ~ ,,,, ,...
BABtaii& -. a I'd.. R H .... Ml ..._ INDUS. DRAFTING • cl ~!.,_~.::-.._ 1 A.II • .., 4:» P.Jl. o.. Mim4. GROC. CHfCKING • h TV'• • ~ • W a• II• r • ...urar....,.&b nvu_..,,..
-...: .. ..._ e.t.. BdL -·~--.... N wport c I 'TRONIC ASSEMIL Y • • Dryers • Dilhwasllen. ~ Call Sf'7-1741 Cll' ar-llft •ml Aft. I .. .... .... Is...... e en er fllX/TYPE. "· t dan to bv· l'1"le s.me.. WEBXlt TAPE £Clil&ll
llAWB 1 1 •• ......_.,., ........ .....,._ Helldenoa's ns. Stereo~-. w
• ,... -. ftt. ... 1rw, •e•"*'.... West Coast 1m HARBOR. c .M. AIM Rue •• 2 llMD Qaia 1111111 ...... (91 ... • 9l6llPOO GI& •• N B h Tape recorden sa • •· mmJm9er•a.a ....,. .._ J .... ..._ ewport eac Tracie & Busi. Schooh Antl«tuea 111G 644-alll after 5:30
llA'n:J'RZ IWIDI I hA ,,.. .. .., ,....,. 0.-2117 s. Main St., s.A. a.t KIRBY vacuum dea..r wttti
I:• to UM. * S'»-wk. ... -.. C. m.aat. 545-716' MAHOGANY 0'1ppmdale attaclunmta. TUe _. JMQl-
Rd. Req. GJ.7451 NIB. JIOl!ifXCH»fA U.. la• OPENINGS NOW 1.20'17 Gar. Gr. Bl .. G.G. h,1 ~ndc~~· ~..':,din& menta oi $1.50 per lnllmdl nr 537 7113 ....... t a ·-~ -,..,...,.. re-$57.lO cuh. ~ n.t. W'l'D! ~. ll7 ~. ..._,...•,_.time.. J lloJ • t finilhlnf ind recovf!rin( $150 SlS-7289, Anahelm. • ...... i. • -Oal VI, JS. S9Ji1r7 -Rdl ret. Huntingtnn &>1tch, Celi • ~· M ...._ dlnin t =--.. ~ • ,--~ 536-1115 ique a • ..,. l a-NAUGAHYDE olf-wldte llwe -... -.. ~ FOR b , Sher.Ion style, 3 ex-•
EAIUf llONET/ 1mAt Girt
Oaame&iF (o.e. II e I a)
Sf'7411 .. S0-41511
• • Al'l"RDI. ~ .. PB"
..,. llEB.l LAND 1711
a.e;or, CM.
CwalW + Col••iMic• C.11 tor .,,., tlMlllD
CALIBRATION
TECHNICIAN
ELECTRONIC
A,Jpt., ... ,....... .... ull
(714) , .. ..
3m Harbor amt., COlb tlea
tD Atl11tic lese1rc~ 'i!' COltPOUTION ..... s, ...... Di.we..
U.S.~ .... 1r_, e ,._ bte•' ~~
~
121 N. Lemon p,d,k tn ltU"9 noo 494.32411 IHt dlvu uo. Paol Wile. HOUSEWIVES n<>-2900 kend ecc~e. sso. MahoCanY
•ietten tndicale location evn . I: w '· end tllble $15. Olddle ftlCtc. MOTHERS --ANTIQUES I: UNJQUES er 135. 54M152. M.T.I. Vi.lit us ltt lie 4310 Ft. 2~" --... '1tar. SALES POSITIONS
If you CID lp&re I few hOUt5 elch
day, desire employment in regular
11eheduJe Mtb outsunding benefit11.
enjoy 1howi"1 and teJlin1 1bout
crisp. new mercb1ndile. ·
APP.LY NOW
OPENINGS IN AU DEPARTMENTS
NO EXPEllENCE NECESSARY
APPLY IN PEISON
ALL STUDENT POsmONs FILLED
A'fl Y IN PERSON.
t A.M. TO J r .M •
MONDAY THRU FllDAY
TO
J. C. PENNEY CO.
Newport Center
24 Fashion Island
Newport leach, Cafif.
lusineu Scheols Altlll prtnied white) t • x 5' aue--
• IBM Prosnmmlnc l89 E. 17th SI., CM merit window w/.n.n.
• IBM Keypuncla Make alfl!r! 56-3211. e PBX Typinl S.Wi"I Machines 1120 DIOR f1r ;.cbt. ~
541·2672 FAMOUS Brothers m•cbiM. condlttion. Coct $5,mD, wll
ANNA"S PRE • SCHOOL AulorMtic zipq. llepaae• for 1500. 673-9101, Mrt. ~·
is "°" taldnf Regiatra· ed. Pay atf -I•~ ol ..,..,~.,,..rs_ • .,..._ _____ _
tlona for J<inderg~rtcm Ir s3.u5• lemw or cuh. 5 UPHOl8TEIUNG " S'IUD, 2
Prt-school. Age 2 thru I. Y401tr tl&r1a ruaroantee. pc:. (Elavpeaa eNftmen)
Full lurnl.ng program. ~I Fre. ell, del. ,.,,,..., 215
%JUI THURlN AVE/CM. M1in, HB "~' 5.1l4fCli
PHONE: 646-1444 Mutkal Inst, 1125 &" NYLON pm! iii'iil Sf:i.
e LEARN INCOME TAX e Fend«. Doublt Showman WALKER PAJNT, Ill W.
Eam SJ ., S9 Pf'r hou.-Excellent condllim! 15th, Colla M••· 11J.6'1'115,
8 Wt>('k tuition COUl"'le •'tarts '8{IO ot Beal Otter! SLEEP-da, xlnt eand.
November 2nd. 540-9639 E Vtl w~ ntrW. ;, I
Kemro« Tax Service CEN'nJRY B-flat Clarinet, freezer, Id cmd. ~
19'20 Hutior, C.M. 548-240t & Okk Trumpet, M . Mt fflt>&.A-BED, dtlk, el b ·
INDNJDOAL lenons (1 ' pm. 54&-0006 bin, plat. tta. ..mlnw Ir
trial>. 0i1teo1t 10 • Leuoa WANTED: Tromllme b •tu-lamps. 58-ruo ew..
Typing School, 173 Del Mar dPn(. ~!IOftlbte. ffOSPrrAL BED •ith eftr·
CM. 548-2858. S48-G244 die bar. $30. 541-23:24 11fttl' 5
COMPLETE Secre11rtal or PM.
Bnllhup. Polly Prieat ~ ~net & Orpne 1130 """n~c~IBM--t>11"--tx-. _U_"_eat_
neas Cot1ege. 5411-'12.l FA.LL briDp CU' t.a.mco 1175 Port TV 19'' S315. Gar·
MERCHANDISE FOil Dllcontinued Model Sale! bace o..> $15. •7'6
SALE AND TRADE Sue up to $1000 on crpns; NEARLY new ownplCit 11mae
_ up w $350 on ptanoe -an al ma.pie bit.; 2 refric ..
l'umltur. -brand NEW, all iuaruteed. Veey f'NICNble. 9DaT
WHlTE formk a dlnlnr 11et Ow· 1-p atock al used 4 Lat• ~ pa PtJmll9 a:
with fi chain . Good C'Mlt~ Pl•nos included 1" this C"tnopy 24'X45'; call alter 64& 9076 f • Grut Sale. :l P.M. ~ tlon. $46. • " Ir r ;i, EZ TERMS 1'0 ALI.
SMALL OJ'Ol>lear Ible. fr 2 WARD'S BALDWIN S'l1JOIO
stold uphnl rtiaJr~. SJO. l801 NewPort Rlvd , C.M.
N,arl~·. °"" M2~1'l • fi41-1!484 •
OBL-~e-&:~. 2-111
pt pot It lt\l!lies, Iota (If
misr .!961! Mtlbro SI .. CM
38 DAILY PILOT Wfdnesday, Oct.obtr 18, 1967
tlOONew C1rt New Cua 9100New C1ra 9800 New C.ra f'IOOfiMw C.rs ,_ N.. Cart MOO New Cars 9IOO New Carw -HOONew Cara ~=============================================================;1
UNUSUAL
OFFER
'
Let us bring a new Rolls-Royce 8ilverSbadow to your home or office and demonstrate it for you.
---
Many a man buys expeuive automobila
vear int vear out-and newr even 1uapec:a
how thoroMhlv aemi&le a llolls-lloyce it
on everv count. Give u half an boar to
1howvou.
,..,.~..,. The moment you settle into a new Rolls.
I Royce, you11 begin to notice how cfifferent
it is from ocher ars.
Three-hundl'll64nd fe\enty-two squue
feet of finest British lea1her ID flO enrich lhe ~:v,s;pt interior. The insttument panel and trim are
faced with rare French walnut Instrument d~ls are
easy to reid. Even the trunk is arpeted.
Wam fett and a remarbWe hattoe
Every Rolls-Royce has an upper ind ~ wntJlation
system. You an warm ~•nd cool your face.
.Simult.Jneously. Afr condftioning is standard equ;p.
ment Hidden \tents let in fresh 1ir without drafts ..
Press a button on the dash, and the lid to the gas
tank flips open. It locks automatiallywhen it is closed.
Press inother button, ind you can see how much
oil you haw in the crankase.
Ye. coatrol the electric wiaclowt
Rip a switch, and 1300 inWtble wires defrost the rear
· window. Another switch sertd5 the rMlio aerial up and
down. Another balinces front and rear loudspN.km.
Another lives you sole conttOI of all the electric win.
dows from the driver's ~t.
There:is i lot more to the new Rolls-Royce than
switches and ~ther and rare walnut.
Every SilYer Shadow NS an automatic levelling de-
\'ice. It lets you enjoy the benefits of soft springing
without mushiness. It keeps the ar from nose-diving
when you lnke suddenly. It keeps doors from hitting
the topS of high curbs when you get in and out. It
keeps the car a constant height from the r~-reaard·
less of how weight is distributed Inside the car.
Powerful disc brakes come on all four wheels. A
sensing device balances 'braking between ftont and
r~r-for better control when stopping.
Why a Rolt ... Roycc ii eo euy to drive
This may -surprise you: The new Rolls.-Royce is only
~ feet Iona. That rnuM lt will flt many pirlc· i,. spaces you problbly hlYe tD pm up now. It is re-
marbbly eaiy tD rnlMUV'8f, And you an tum it full
circle in only thi~iaht feet. The ur you are now
driving probably takes forty·two feet or more. .
The Rolls~oyce Sliver Shadow costs $20,600, not
counting local taxes. Ten years from now, it will still
have a very subst.antial value.
Is $20,600 too much to spend for a car? let us bring
a new Rolls-Royce Sliver Shadow to your home or
office-and you decide.
ROY CARVER PONT.IAC -..
2925 HARBOR BLVD., COSTA MESA Kl 6 4444
MellCHANDISE FOR MERCHANDISl FOil Sall...._ 9010 Materc,dea ,_ Trvcb 9500 l..,..md Autol SA~ AND TUDE SALE AND TUDE LIKE SAILING? 'l'IUUllPH •cc,. i-,L-,-m-... -,-... -ASTON MARTIN
HOO .__..Ml Autel 9600 u-.iea C1rt '""'
MJall•MOUI l600 FREE TO ~OU DISLIKE 'nlESE! .. ..mar. DID Orie. • .u .11u11uHuwl e ~ MP ll*r-UR mwt -• .nnn -noN l>e.r1q tD1 ~. pup. ... ~ • IC4l'8 ta.'134 !Na 01Dt :; AUC py 12 wb. old. AD tlhota reotals, c:tmaes. imar--BB ID&>A u ~
Frf., Oct. 20, 7:30 pm Love. ync. d:l.iJdren. 419-a.nee, «c. Good Clllld. New tins. Pidmp truck. Extra cltui.
NeWud sood med furnihft. Cyprea, tq. Bdi. CRar) PRD'm nmrzr sa. m.a. This one wcn't wt lofti,
Divw Mid Jo; ta, re-lD/19 • Iar cmt. no "'°'· ~ 55 Model Ml1 bettB' ocmie in now.
dilma, rodlllen, dWn -in GOOD temai. watch dos to CARD1lEE allins! ~ cmd-$1S. $695 natiab.Yde, velwt, flbric, good tiame. :;G.25(8 Try Oar <» PIM 56..a
~beds, matir-. bed ~SAILING <LlJB * "'YAM411A 'lllAO.
comer mt.. dinettll -... Pm & LIVUTOCIC 675-0110 BIKE! * $19. a-cmd! cotfie A: 1mJP ..... bid-,.... -.... ""--'---..a * ..__ ~ .-. TV'a, part111>11 n... 1125 ~ --... ----..-~-::!!!-~-!-~-~!I
TV'I, ~ ClDlllbo 1V/ ~ . -all / ...... ...... .. ..... llUJURO .....,_ adxl1 . MJ.NJATUR!l WBl w..tr Will......... MANY D'l'JUI'
steteo, ----. ~ mme R 5 mo Gld, ean Kr. 8ctic-m.._ .. .,., * * -... * . * :,\~ = ~ m'PPfJd mt all.;.., ~ 9«113 B11W 'll MOO. IUIO/S,
VOLKSWAGEN Sii JOHN COLDIRON TRIUMPH
'61 ABrON ·MARTIN DB-4. , • VOLKSWAGINS Black be.auty. Mecbanlcall)t 83 TR • Roedster, late ,58 tbru ,66,1 nmd CIOllCti&n. Ovome model. w/w, wire wheels, Mlny to ..i..~-.......__
wire wheels. Good Pirelli R • H, tonneau eoover. Used $49SAUP """'·
rubber. AM • FM Muine u 2nd car. $14S5. Immac. Toyot• Vol" band radio. Private party 642-7950.
bu taken fins at cue. '67 GT-6. ALL the EXTRAS. JMp M.G.
$3150. 67J..5637. 2500 miles. ~ute)y per· fl-: t .. -! . feet $2895. Ptlv/pty, LUl1U 1•1 .
~"!!'! ~ :;:: "':.. ':!!;. ll'OR1$ : = ':;'.:.: =
"ffrY clan! "75 $29 zno •••••••.• ~ 'Cl T·BDU> • • • • ••. • • • 119 e 545-15&3 e '57 nu rebuilt 1111· MDlt ~ Hartiar, C.K. ..... '12 au;vy D •••••••• -DATSUN Sell. $395. Judlon 'u Per a BUS. E:lcel CCftd. 1500 10 T..BDU> ............. •
dlarpr / $15. mog CC. Headers. atereo I**, oldf1 50 pl. cvmpc...-, 5 temale, pJd pet for older BOOl'ON ~ t' wtal ..U 14,0llD q-tnL UIDt new!
hp;;-AND MUCH MORE! dlDdren « dllts, AKC, and cma. $4'15., llfftlll'Y -. s.:rtfiee $!i50. tM-Z'JI (Niimi I •tuNMI n '67 DATSUN 1600 W•eon
WJI)-Y'S llltTlftlil nut .ell, rM~. boudUB.P. rrmodel, br smu>A .-~ URmU. U1'11NLll RIH, 1 owner. Dir. Will VOLKSWAGEN
'66 YOWWl&EI
redlo. Recent ovedlaul on
eJll • brlca, $1500. A1IO '58
Bua. Good tcbool car. $4815. AU\IMt 897-6481 boars. $250. ft. Cll 3-DO. _,_, 8eil bel'1w Blue Book. Can ICJlAMBfnl 8111. 2121 ffert.r IW_ fin. :; MlNJATbif 8c4w '• p_. HOURLY U:lft'ALI xum l'l5-1M&-. UTllllle for vrt-pey, ~Newport Bm1 plea blk A dftr' ARC rec. * JUD>D lft * Con'Mla 546-120I e ew951 e ~ Tan7'• Bide· Mat'k. aed .,, ~ Jaicho nr. z.. Boa a... ... ...,.., Q .,,., PIO RlGHt A· Wt K • K ** ----. _ _....; __
o.ta !4-a 6468!86 cl FJIJand. Male $150. Fe. LIDO 1' * #• C&U. .... ....................... JAGUAR l'utblck. 2 daar. T,000 ad-VCl.VO '!ii. a.i> • ...,.
Call ~U!K nes.
VOLVO
OPEJ'<f DAILY 9 to ' male ~ et-3861 * 2 SEIB &m.8 + 1"ft>! llollr Wit. C~ fleet. 11" .... U11t Dl!W. sina1 mils U1at brand bol, A: untv. Good paint A
a/'V\17. Shop ~-~H GOWAN ~ fanale 'IBAD.nL * -.m:z Odl 14 1c-. MIGi o.t sm. wm .a ... $10D. '51 JAGUAR M Seda new. 'l1iia ii 1he .....,.,.. ttre.. Tadt, IMC whll, $«50· •• &iLC Olupe de vme ..,...,...,.... DI.,..... ____ ......._ _______ .;__ ___ I --~ -5 ~ Jmmac. $1800. Pvt pty. ~ to -----..... _.. -... ~ Lo -n......
Buildln& IOlcL Lost CIW' silver OCJb'. Reg. Beaut. p c...... 9020 -~ .-..... 545-3'T14 U<vwo;:i-$ u"' VUJOCT ~ u 10!1 res-ir q . $D. ,_. -. "-... ~.. ---
leaae. Hardback books lit ~~~ childrm. .... Tniler Trawl M2S •• Fcd 'rr.k Pick-up m u-cEDES llNZ 1995 ~ .• Cadillac Sedan de vme price, Oct. 13 thn1 Oct. so. Yng . .....-.>•= OWENS 30 ft. l'1qiellip a-' « wi1l tnde h air. 11W5A lJ60 VOLVO, extlellent cond. ""·" ...__
lO'J:-Main St., Balboa Pen-2 Blade A: Tan Hamid ~ pre11. Twin 1CreW .. 150 er '!RAVEL 'l'nDer 21'. &bow-54MIM .a. 5 .Pl(. SAauFla!: $395. M6-Q19 r uu .-... c " .... $615 ~t ~~~= =: r:::-~v~.~ :;-1u:'~ ~~ -~~~~)Id~~ atter6PM. 9700 ,: ~·~ ~ ~-loc:ationa) neer the E. Olapman Avt., 0nnp. U ~l.UL '860. ..... Onlr -Wanted Lo miles···~·-· $18
oa.woa Pa'rilllan tarp _. WIRE BAmE1> Fm Ten' 'C OldWllC "--... _ V"'-
lec.b <i peperbeck boo1111 'I-mo. Female. A.KC .,,,;:: s, ... Sid .... t010 T.... 9500 a-. - -........_ ... ,... &: printa at reucaable •• • SH,..,...: _.. -.•'" ....,... '510 WE PAY Nl Pwr. Air •••• $1585
prieea. Some nore fi:durea ~ vu> • .,_._,,.., * 14' n..£El7'0Rll Gla9 '62 lllEu.ftlft TOP ALtm llMOR CDIPANY on aaJe Plr m.ot.92 Open BEAGLE Puppies. Mala 6 Boa A: 'Dtr. s.eP Jc11iD.. UIJ;llRIL'I ·15' JEE, llliO SQ:, Cout ~
Eves ~d S~a.y • ~ old. AKC. a.q,ion ltll, '615. * 8RARP! 8el9 Vu. 4 .,eed trwmJs. ' "$;isdriw 547~r8::~
DUNCAN Phyfe Mahog. lll"e. 546-l«Xl &4S6G1 ar IGoOIJI 8an. "tm. Baild . (ftMllEll CffEVROlD
table w/3 le•ves, pads, 6 SD..VER toy poodle pippies 13'2" Bolton Whaler-tne mmper. )'OIJr own royota -v;.•;: SllOO Pvt. ety. 563774 "'"" p RI CE NEED A CAR?
chain. $100. Mahog comer 1 wka. AKC l'el· acellent 00.t / 50 HP llemlr7 out· $995 .., · · MG 2121 Hubor llvd .~~ ~:.eC:!n,
cupboard $50. Mirror 44 x badcgromi, call 96U518 bd-tr. $950. M5-U. flt! I •-!. Cost• Men 546-lios eBad Credit? e Divorced? ~~:a:~r!:: TOz1:~~~~ Bolt Malntenwa fem Lf.ll11a lfi MG. Oasaic ~ Sedln. '61 vw FOR NICE CARS ·~~.~~:m!:-'
comp .. $10. Arnold Palmer male. AKC .. * 847-l<m NO JOB 100. SMAW tHPORTS Enainewood. reblt, ~~ lthr int, Panel, Radio&: stereo. Pan· .a.ND TRUCKS McCARTHY MOTOU Roll·~ iOlf cwt w/seat Larp I: amaD cntt. AD dub, rad.lo, iood tires elled inside. "'
$6. 2 bowq balls, 1 16#' GERMAN SHEPHERD types n!lllGn .... 9CG1l. ~ chrm. D~·Must $995 Any JMkt or Model lG> So. Ma.in A !:dinps>
1 12#. S3 ea. Pr. ladies Puppies. AKC 7 wb. 19&6 HMlar. C.li. 86-9303 .U. f100 or best offer. Toyot1 -Vofvo CONNELL <i.,,~_M;., cl~~ ~ aboes, 6%, $2. Wal-Show quality. 897.sm Boat Sflp. _,_. ..... tOU 6'f5.J'1al J MG IUJa n• ___,,
nut."4 drawer chest $10. AKC Gemarl Shepherd -' 4 .... C. '520 Mp • ' CHEVROLET IAYSIDE MOTORS
546-'l09l alt 6 PM. Pupplel. Very Reuonable. PRIVATE BOAT SUP ,,.... PEUGEOT ft! L • 2121 Harbor llvd. $ TOP DOLLAR f
893-7438 Up to 32' Cruller. Call: CA1aPERS lllJiA COSTA MESA for late model
PooL TABLES MOVJNG Mult eell edorable KE 2-9002 daya, or: (Nmllal t'IKVMln OftAMGE CllUN'IT'I '6Z PEUGEOT 404 Sedan. S4Ll20J FOREIGN _?.'!_!>OM!Jt'l'lC
,,, 1968 BRUNSWICK wbt male min poodle. 6 mos 673-41637 eYes o\ wbndl. URllUI. Ull.JllUUI LARGEft' ~1~ Ic:.maculate! Dir. $29 down IMPORTS .. ~
., ra51ate :Oln~~GLE h:·.~~-$1.tOo~ PER ft -. to 2121 tt.rWr llvd. FACl'OKY DDU!X:T '29 month ..... 4M-5951 W.t:: PAY . • • s:::· Cout Hwy., .:s.:.
Bliimwldc $275 value.. M2-'1Sa8 c.... Met. 546-1-. OPEN ROAD ..>r...LER PORSCHE 1966 Harl>orwn'1 cluy.M. 646-9303 CASH-~ ONLY $239.88 T • wka. * SABLE I AKC --------_______ ,_,.,.1 IUICK' :100% FINANCING Terms avail. * stS-9965 WANTm: Side tie for Df!W '-6..1 6.M ( * HOUSE OJt! tt aw,. '65 PORSCHE ~ECARD POOL THOROORED Oder Span· %1' sloop -l'eUOl\able. W • • IS llOUN'll * SLIDE-IN SUper, AM • FM ndio.
!ZJ s Main Or tel pupa. Very ftUOl'lble e ~ e v 4 __. * VAN o ~<JNS SAVE S S Your Volbwa~n or Porsche ~:i U:S :'8 ,! =-~ 164 IUICIC -· 5.12-um &DP 96112.(1;4 Eves Weekends ~. -.v. a· pidrup. Split * llO'IOll HOMES Toyota Volvo " ~ '°P dollars. Paid 1ot Skylar1t • ll>eed bdlo •. . • ·· loet·Yldlt rilm, f 1111 tilts. Ce.n JMp M.G. er not. Call Gene Rou11S GROTH CHEVROLET heater.' ' '
HorM9 U30 Chmers 90'9 • ALL MADI A: MODELS ~ Ll.IDtA• .~ vw'e~~;·l.~915000 ""-a, $1495 Mlli. Wanted 1610 HORS~ tio.rded. Near Bldc CAL 24 SLOOP urr TRVa<S ..., -..., ""''• AP for Sales Ma.nqer Toyot1 Volve
WJ!i Gracd Plano, St.tin· Bay traila. U1e d ring. for experienced laibs BEACH crrr Xlnt, m111t sell! Make ol· lJ21l 8eaeh Bl., JHfl M.0.
wli or Cbickerina· 6' or Paddoclm with li:leltm. Call Sleeps 6. M2-1521 QAMPERL.AND PORTS fer. 642-GiO. Huntinctoo Beach • L
lOQPr. C.U Don Mc.Kay. 641--0981. ~ 540-$.25. L6555 Beach Blvd n B. '64 VW, Blue Book $1200 Kl 9-J33l ..... ·-=I 61WUf _RE_G_I-~---Pu.re--Anl-b-ian-1 loeh Wanted 9050 .. .., ., . Dlr. Will aeU for S995 Consignment t4lll. UlllG
WTD! Motcr btke (Mo-ped) Stallion #4291. "Watan .. 1966 Harbor, ·c.M. 646-9.103 • 494-5llil • Don't trade your auto In, let IMPORTS -. . . BERTRAM • Fiberzlul Squ'1re .... _tor Home UI all It for ...... with In ..... Call~ aft 5:30 p.m. For Sal~. Call f33-06li6 for Rumbout Top cand. Phone mu 1954 Ponche Convertible 195S vw .,vu •• : information. ""-, 2l3: ....., .. _ 71' SeU-cooL QM?v. chas. Claa.lc. Excellent condition N ed _,....., l\n. Transportatloo " late
""'• -..-ow• A b-'-lS .oo:n ~~ .,.,.. e s paint S350. v1.J->Ju6 models. t-H-....,.-CM tu.I!. ~EE TO YOU TRANSPORTATION 970uto.Mj T'' ~'';,ie'.~ _,., . .....,.._... 100\4 Jht St NB Town 1 Country """ ,'"UUT· · · ..,...9303
Ml Bolts & Y1chts 9000 MoWle Hom. 9200 (a.Bl OIVROlfT many ·~ Cln alp. 6. ",'~'f' ~~~~ PR!V. pty will pay cMh for Newport Beach 673·1125 63 BUICK
auiltroAL ~ ldttem, 1 BDRM. 10x50' • ·es Mobik Owner f1W(17 .I .....,.. * """ Kl ",..,,.. excl ·~·&5 v.w. Sect Lo. SEWNG? ~~ ~~~ cond, power -· Fibe l P .. -. u-rbor 9 • •• ...,. ~ ....,,w ml. Clean. stS-7231 .... ....,.... •»v• lnt. A low ~ Pwsla· Howiebroken. ~ rg UI ell'IOD Home. Untum. WW cpta, -"" ..,. fvd. I' ~bowr camper --------WE'RE IN DESPERATE mlleaiie one owner car
GOGll wttla •· ~. No paint. varnish, d.rpl, ~. •wnmc. Cost•... ~1203 n95: refrif,, aink, ltorqe. RENAULT '6.1 VW!XI.Nr roND1 NEED OF YOUR USED Full Price $2195 .
-10/19 fully found 642-3848. 'fO QfEV '%-T Pl~ Sips .• ~ NEW ENGINE $975 JOHNSON & s -673-4355 Owner $10,500 '-"ur 12131 596-5673/Se~l ~ach IMPORT OR 4 WHL DRIVE ON 3 Adorable kittena, he to 8 x 35 XI.NT concf. Ckan Xlntl Nnr paint & uphol. '62 CORYAIR Van Camper 40 MPG '61 4 -dr Perfect! VEHICLE TOP CASH DOI, ~ bomea. 5«)6719 Owens XL 19 01111. Furn 1 BR. New pejnt. Air Mid bhrn·Ll.H Blue Book nrw ....... ......, •"'o, new $450. Pvt pty. '61 VW BUS •750 • .... CALL. Uncoln·Mercury """" 1~ 1 -... """ -, • ....nn.. 6'16-9306. 1966 O>sta Mesa 8r11rwh • _______ 1_01_20 1966 35 hM!. $.~. fl .,.434 concl. &t2-46&C t48-5C21 or &12-0416 tires, brakes. S1100. 540-QIJ .143.54711 GOOD cond. 962-7898 HARBOR BVO., C.M. 19-11 Hubor Blvtl. 642_70.JO
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UMd Cart 9'00 TRANSPORTATION U_, C.... -ftOe Tlt4 NSPOITATION Uucl C1rt 9900 u .. d Cart 9900 TltANSPOlfTATION fRANSPORTATION Used C1rs --------IUICK
I ~ I • .,. IUICK
Wlldcat brdtop, R/H, auto,
powtt ~. brakff, factory
alt.
Toyota J..,
$1495
Volvo
M.G.
..Pu LlmiA
• IMPORTS
1* Hari>or. C.M. 846-9.103
'64 Boldl RlYiera. Power &:
Air. Ex. Cand. Clean, Pvt.
Pty. WW take oompact u
down pym't. 541.-n\ aft.
3:30 PM
CADILLAC
Used Cars t900
CHEYlOLET
--CHEYIOLET -
'" CHMOlET ·wm
9900
CHIYIOLIT -----1
'65 CHM 11 ll
CO.RY&m ..,...
'63 COMm
FASllACK Nova. V• Pt'lg.iDI>, 1utnmntlr
---I --------FALCON u .. d C1r1 9900 UHCI C1r1 9900 PONTIAC
.-....-.. --·--··---e RANCH I RO -· 'lifi; 2119 V-8, 4 11pd.
Slim S48.S%18 ~7673
FORD
MERCURY
'61 -MaCURY WGll.
MUSTANG
J9t''I Muatang b a r d t o p
COIJPf'. W V-8, automatJc.
----·· ·-~-.--... '6-4 PONTIAC LeMam ~.
326 V-8. 3 Speed. Sllai
Good condition. 494-41168
powrr 11tet-ring. New in RAMILER FPbruary 11,000 Mill'l!, SUPER SPORT Station wagon. 9 pAlll!f'n~r. ruu power inrhadinc 1lr oon-
Au.tomatic tn.nsmia!IM, ra-dltitnin1t. Plc.
tl'llnsmip iclfl, pnwl'I' 11tcer-.
in radio he&tpr. Sttn~y. A11tnm11tl<' tr11n c. '65 FORD It, • mission, power 11lfll'rlnt:. , $1895 n1dio, heatrr. Buy l\t whole-
A11tnm111tr 11'11Mmti;.~ioo, r11d·
lo, h<-Ater. powt>r atet'rini.
11r rondllionln&.
Sl)4'Cial T -Rird metalhr --------
vay paint. Pamperf'd TW'l YOUR N~
ol Corporation V.P. who Rambler Dealer dJO, ht>ater, power ateoerlng. 5~095 vinyl int ttlor. '4' Hie this weel(encf. CrnwPrtible XI., hwtnry 11ir
$2050
1 I c-onditionini:t. powc>r 8trerin11
$595 now b!lll rompany c: a r. In
$2500. tirm. 547-3191 or Cotta MeN
5-'\B-!e. And we're here to stay . ·t hrnke8. R/H. No. !1235. $2695 """""'-lllllllili..
COIT I CHEYIOLET COIEl CllVIOLH
2121 H•riter llwl. (OIEI. DIMOlfT (OllBJ. (fffYIGlfl 2121 Harber Blvd. Cost• Meta ~1203
Co.t• ~~ 546-l203 -·59-tiaanW' n-. 2121 H.~ Blvd.
Costa Mesa ~1203 '63 (HfYROl.f( UR•KV'-'I Cost• Mesa • ~6-1203
2121 Harbor .. vd. .} ,63 STlNGR.AY/340-HP. '6] IMPALA PlMcup tntck. 6 rylindcr. WAGON RED/BLACK. DRAFTED!
stick l!flifl, many rxtras. ~CJUFJCE! 1142-5834
CONYERTIBU
VI f'llginf, 1tutomatic tra11s-
miastoo, powtt 1tttt!ng,
radio, htater, mint condi-
tion.
$1295
SJl9. 5 VI qint, 1urton\atk trim"•
. ml..ion. power •tH'rina. DODGE ractio, he9trr. _ __
$395 '67 DODGE
Sportllman bus like IV'W. low
ilnneage, n1dlo. beater.
$2595
ToyC?t•
JHp
Volvo
M.G.
$1n s or $67 mo.•
•artrr tax Ii Ii<-.
Saddleback DoClcje
1401 North Tustin
Santa Ana 547-9383
Frttwny Minutes From
F:vc>rywhere -.,67-FORD __ _
Fajrlf1~ "500" '! dr hardtop.
v.a, P(>Wt'r 1teering, • •ed.
Like new. Save $1400 from
new prier.
jOHNSON & SON
CONNlll CHEYROUT
2821 ..... bor llvd. c .. t. -.. 546-1203
'63 ·MERCURY--
. OLDSMOBILE
'6.'i Oldsmobile Dynamic SS
Xlnt mech. c:ond. 2'1,000
eRsy milei1. Very clean! e 494-3.'tZS e
'60 -OLDS."'fOBILE, ~rf mt>ch
con<f. Dir. FuU prict> $395
• • 494-5951 *
-OLDS F85 1961. 4-dr.
Ps, pt>, local car, t~ rond.
l.'>30. 4~11111 Colony Park stallon wagon.
fl'aC'tot)' air, full powrr. Rc-
Liocoln-1\1en_'Ury duced to nt.>ar wholesale.
Costa Mrsa Branch $1495 PONTIAC
l~H ll11rbor Blvd. 642}7(M JOHNSON & SON ROY CARVER
LINCOLN Linroln-Mercury PONTIAC
Costa. ~esa Branrh 2925 Harbor Bl., Costa Mesa
'56 Prem rwn pw. <>tr. S6000 1941 Harbor m vd. 642-11M Kl 6 ........
56,(XX) mi ago! Now $295. ""9~
Priv .. pty 54J..54.70. MUSTAN~ OraDce County'• Exclualve
-----""--Dealer far Rolla • 1'.oyoe and MERCUIY 'IS Mus~rig Htr.' V8. auto, ~_n_tl_Y· _____ _
Pl!. Beautiful gold-bit lnr. 1990 PONTIAC Safart Wait-
'64 MERC COLONY PK Will sell below J31ue Book. on. V-8. Auto. Radio, Heat-
WAG. 9 • pass, Fcty • air, Dir. Can arrange fin. for er, PIS • P/8. All ele<-t.
AM /FM, Power, 673-4535 pvt. pty. Good l'ondition tnroughoot.
HOLIDAY
Sale• & Service
1969 Harbor Blvd., C.M.
642-6023 --'61 RAMBLER Wqca; Quis
C'ntry. 0AslliC dlx.; e Cyl.,
Auto., rad10; new aeat cov-
en1; mtr. recently o'baul·
~: ttbh. trans.: very lt'(IO(t
cond. $425, or S185 A tab
over pytt. 5411-4900
-27-mpg. '59 Amer. 2-dr.
Auto, :15.000 mllet!
$110. Pvt pty. 5'3-6470
T-BIRD
'66 T-Bird. 2-dr Hardtop.
Atr c'Ofld, radio w/nar ipkr.
hratC'r, full (>O'ftr, tinted
1tl&Y. Dual 90 tires, redin·
in& ae111 I< heactre.ta, new
paint and new bNkH. Ditti
rond. Orig owner. $321115 or
bf>~t olfer. Call 548-TD ~
lwn 6 and 7 pm only.
eves. * 494-5951 * S67!I. S48~1 VALIANT
•• Mercury Colony Park 'f'T Mustana, I eyl. 4 V, Auto. -.-66-PONT~-. -VE_N_TIJ-RA-""'--------
Sttltion Wigon. A/C. Tull Aft cond., pwr atrr'g, ditlc P/S.B, AIR CONDI
powt>r. 31,000 mi. lmmacu-brks, console, Burnt Am-XLNT ~DI $l&OO. 'U UDWC
DE Y1W hite rond. $3.'iOO. 642-0421. ber. $2995. C.U 4tt-mJ. PVT·PARTY. 644-m4 l:W-iiiiii-----liiiiiiiiiiiiimiliiiiil 2121 Harbor Bfwl.
C•t• Mesa 546-1203
'55 a.ev., ~ motar, 211 aut<>-
madc, t'llllGm ._.., 1119.
nr blllt ..,.. MT4ft. or
MT ...
-----~ ..
«> VALIANT Wap. Jtllns
11:ood $95. 2376 Apt-A New-
por1 Blvd, C.M.
Comertlhle. AUIDmadc, pow.
CORYml
.151 CORVETTE
~tic. ndio, llftter.
Ub 1WW interior.
$12'5 v .... « .teerinc. ndto. heahr, T ~~--· .,.ta $1495 -, -M.G. (~~.~~ ':U= ~lf
Cotta Mesa 546-1203 ~· Co#o .-1-• •
11\<.~ ,
'17 Olupe de Ville Hir • ~~IT . tta; lfu1)orr C,M. ·.._
Belp w/dk _. O>mp.lete\y * .v .. -a.~~ 'ii toiilli i I Loaded, Inc. 90KUe tires UM . ..;..-...;.m. .. ldallaY. 4 ....... R/H. 1
under ~ml. Bdter • . • --·~ ,cndlt . $UfS -~-""T ... e-3547 .. • • JOM a SON T.,ot•· --Volvo ·~hi:;t d1a.:!98 ~v~~ CODB.l OIVIOlET lJMoln.M~ Jeep -M.G.
wheel: air· ....... aeat full a.ta Me99 Branch ff! L • JXY'I~'. ~ MMl88, • 2121 H•rbor Blvd. 19". HaJtior mvd. _ 642-70Ci0 fJD'iA
'61 Cadlblc c:orw. Full Cost• Mesa ~1203 62 CHEVY n war 9 J>Ull· .
pwr. A.tr. Dir. -full '65 CHIVROLEf I' q'l., ·Auto., pr. *· R/H, IHPORTS Ptk• , . . . .. .. .. .ttf-5851 OieveUe Super Sport Oiov't. new valve job, brakes,
Very low mileage. One own-shocb. good cmd. Darll
CHMOLET
l!r f?'OID Lquna ~ach. Re-bloe. $750. 646-7286 Eve 1966 Harbor. C.M. 64f>.!ml
duced to ne• wholHale 'M lmlJala cmwrt.; PM'-* '61 CORVET1'E *
$1695. 1tttr, a.uto. trans., dean. Silvi'!' .. ;tb Black Jntl'riol'.
'M ~ lmP.ta conv. JOHNSON & SON $1250 673-11~ EYe. $1075. * 67>0180
V8, 1utD, PIS, 1N!W nit>btt, Lincoln-Mm:ury
new new -. xlnt cond. CMh MNa Brandl
thf'lllllt. Dtr. Will aeU be-1.CM! ~ Rlvd. ~
looirfin ~ Bonk. Call~~' s s s s J s s s •
• >Ur pvt. pty. ~~· STOP &. SAVI
'56 • fi' GOOD CARS·LOW PRJC&'J
Auto ...... Xl:Dt medl cond. No down pymt OAC neo.:c4 ,Aple, Bbmxa We CarTy ContrACtl
'N. t4iiif~919 . $49 to $399 ' Blu(Sh~ ._," e BOULEVARD M<n'OM 9 1•;':.j!r, . $llfS. . ~ · 20'Jl8 Harbor. C.M. 142-71!83
'M qmv n Nova wqon; s s s s s s I s s v..a: eoto., Jdnt cmd. MW •51 CHEV. v.a ~I-Air. New
tine •. '1300. *.f585 0wntt pa.int. Good tiru-Rum
'M n -&mmo. PS, P&._ Air.. good! $100. 962408
raill, • fnmeeu, Vf!l"'1 clean. SELL • '57 Cb!Y. 327 boUt,
982-n9 ~ .. axle. tfdN, MU..~ .u.
'M Illtpala 2 dr. hdtop. Pwr. Immed. SAC • $500. ~ new., ,auto. trana., clean!
-m.t145 Ev~i. awtGEm
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• WE , ARE PROUD
TO ITIODUCE
TO JOU .
OUR NEW
OUAUTY
COllTIOl MAii
BOB .(HOFF) HOFFMAN
MOff II A IMISTllD S11'1CI TICMNICIAN
WITH 11 YIAU CW FOID-UNCOUt-MllCUIY
llPllllNCI. HOflP Will DtA•MOSI YOUI
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CAI ._,,. •All.
cnf AC9UAINftD ..
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As 1 ... a ........ epeclal with 'this .eu,_ enly iurfftt ~ month of Oct•
>-r we a,.._......,. a fr .. oU filter wtth ..., ............. .
Johnson & Son
LINCOtN-..MERCU~Y-COUGAR
900 W . COAST HIGHWAY
NE~PORT IEACH .. 642-0981
FIRI '81
'1525'
-'59 -·
Auto. trans., ftctory air, $76
R&H., '· S. No. 30178. « Me.•
CADILLAC '63 :! 11775
w '67 -·
CORONET '67
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J DllYIR EDUCATION CARS
f 1ctory air, low mil••
• 6 7 C:orottet 440's $2799
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SEE AND DRIVE
THE NEW 1961 OLDSMOBILES .
NOW AT UNIVERSITY OLDSMOBILE '· -. . .
SELECT USED CAR SPECIALS
I • "' Some of these fine Late· Model
~ave : just receatly ,been traded in
•
r f 1967 Comet Capri
v.a 2 Dr. H.T. l oi90 with m•tchi119 inhr-
iet. PS, R/H, W-W ti,.. I tl11tU ..,;.,,.
oili.14. 0 11ly IOOO ,,,11.,, Stec• Me. JH -1
'2499 •
1966 Olds Cutlass
Spt. Cp1. 6'Hn with bled, 1111tchin9 In-
terior, lMick•• H t h, hyclre mttic, PS, Pl,
R/H. l r111cl 11ew .,, . ., rtcli•I tiret, tillt•
-4 tl•tt I fectery • ir ctfldilionin,.
'2599
1965 Ponti'1C lonneviHe
Cust. Cpt . with buchl 1Hh. l otnder
wlftt wliit• 111+.rior, full pewtr .. rectory
.tr. O•ly 25,000 ,,,a ...
'2599
1966 Chev. Malibu
4 Or. H.T. I'S, raclio, hee ter, wloilt wa lla,
tinted t l•u I f.clory •ir conditionin9.
6'H n 111 u lor with "'•tchi"t intu ior,
Only 14,000 milt1.
52599
1966 Olds Vista Cruiser
t puJt"t•r Ste. Wet•n. Sttrli"IJ with
~c• j"terior. Fvll power I factory air
-Solcl n•w by u1. U ,000 ,,.a ...
'3199
1967 Cltn. Chnell•
Malibu Spl. Cpe, Gr .. n with m•tc~in9
t r .. n i11terjer. l'ow•rtlide, PS, l'I, lt/H,
w-w ti••• I f.ctefY eir, cell41ff••l1tf. 17,-
000 mlle1.
'2899
'64 Chev. Chev•ff•
2 dtter ttdo. ~ilt with r-J iflttrlor.
) •pH d it-.ndard tr1n1miu ion, rtdio encl
hu ter.
'1099
1964 T-Bird
ll•d in•icle encl out u u pt ftr feyr
llr1111f new W·w t lre1. Full powtr & f•c·
tery alr.conjj, 011ly 31,00t 111il11.
'2299 "' .
'64 DodCJ• Polara
• door hardtop, eulo,,.1tlc, powtr 1tee,.
in9, powtr bre~.a. radio, hu l•r, t ir con·
clitle"i"t·
51499
1963 Olds 98
Holidey S1d111, Fewfl with whit• toit ,,.41
"'etchin9 few" interior, f,.11 power I fec-
lory air-con.I.
'1599
Automobiles
on new 19&8's
• Dr. H.T. Selcl .,.. lly u1. Seclclle wifft
wlt iJ• top t ncl 111atchin9 ta'4ft l11te•lor.
Hy4fe111etfe, ~. "· A/H, W •W tlrt1 a
tl11tejj 9leu .
51499
1963 Olds S1per II
Hol. Cpe. Seid nt w by u1, eru11 wltli
r111lchin9 interior. Hytlr11111tlc, ,S, '9,
A/H, ._..,.. tlre1 l t in+tcl t lua. O nfy
H .000 "'ilu .
'1399
1966 Olds Cutlass 4-4·2
hll pewer t~uip111111t, aule1111lic tru ..
rnioion, bucktt auh , 1porh Hn•of1, lew
rnll•e .. , r-4 with ~luk int.fier .
52799
196\ Olds 9-Passenter
Ste. We1e11. Whitt with reel vinyl f,,.
lerior. Hyclr•metic, PS, Pl , w·w tlr•1t
ti11ted 91111 I fu+ory air co11clitio11i119.
51299
1965 Chev. llllpClla
Spl. Cpt , G r .. 11 wifft "'atchlnt ., ...
i11terier. P'ewer9licle, I'S, Pl, AI H, w-w
tin1 I tinlM 9leu .
'1899
,,., ARI NEVER SATl.'iFIED UNTIL YO(I ARK., 2850 HARBOR
. UNIVERSITY BLVD.
' .. REMEMBER,
"A FrM ... Schelarshlp ht Savi'"JI With ~ Car Solcl"
COSTA MESA
546-1137 '
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When it comes to ··driVing
the name of the game . . : ... .
~
~ A ! . • •• ancl when It comes to '61 POllflaaf
·is Wide-Tracking. ) Te...-m & FINbirds. the name of ...;
deaferh ~
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NOW ON "DISPLAY!
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. ' ••• THE MOH NEW 'Us WE SELL. THE MORI OF THESE PREMIUM TRADES WE CAN OFFll ••• IUY NOW!
'U IUllllll s11n '62 'llMPEST CUSTOM $111
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'67% llftll OICll Sltn
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'" OBllB •AU $2377
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'" OlftGIB •AU SS $2477
''5 MUSTAll& .
2 0-her.ft.,. 6 cylittder, awtoMettc, ~. he.+.
er, wlli+. side wella.
''5 OIDS VISTA CRUISER $2777
4 0-, 6 ,_. w.,._. VI, o .. o,..etic, ~ "-·
Mt. ,.,..., Meter, wllite tide wells, foct.y elr.
'" YOWWA&BI $2377
c.,,..,. Ft.Ry loaded for outdoor lt.1199 ell tfte
rNCI.
'65 POlllAC &TO $2377
2 Dr. H.T. YI, 4 apeed, powtr 1tHrf11t, tJ .. ,
i...t.r, wlltt. side welk.
'65 BUICK SKYLARI $1977
Sperl c•11pe. VI, eufotutic, power 1teerh19, radio,
hHfet, white aide wall tlre1.
'67 PONTIAC 610 $3577
2 Door he"'top. VI, liydreMetit, power ,JtHrin9,
bra~ea~ window1, 1ter•o tape, factory olr, cordo·
ven top, wide onl tiret.
'66 POllllAC ll MOS $2677
Spt. c,.. Vt, hydro"'otic, pewer stHtiftf, r1dio,
he.ter, white •itl• wells, fectery oir.
'67 POllllAC GTO $3277
2 Dr. H.T. VI, hydramatlc:, powtr 1tHrin9, redio,
huttr, nur new red line tlrea.
'6 7 POllllAC LE MANS $3177
2 Or. H.T. VI, liydremetic, power 1tHrin9, radio,
h•afet, white aide wells, fectory olr. No. 75AA
'65 MUSTli& $2177 .
2 o-h•~· va. w ,.,.._._ ..,..., 4
,,..,., rodi•, Moiw, wfllte sW. well&.
'65 IAMlllR 770 $t577
Clutlc c011¥ortiltle. VI, o .. 0111otic, ,._.., .... rilllt
red!•, heeiot, wflltt 1ldt walls, ,,.,., '-1111 .. ,.,
'61 IHCI SIYUll $3071
'67 POllTIAC CATAUU $1577
4 Deor 6 penent•t wo,.11. Vt. hydre111atlc, l"Wtt
atHrl119, radio, hHter, ~-red 1111• 111l11vt• '"°"
tlr•s, factory olr.
'6' POIOIAC CATAUU $2t77
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DAILY PILOT F•J
HaU~wee n T ribut _e to Johnny, Appleseed . . .
There's no better tlme
than Halloween to recall
10me of the 1uperltition1
surrounding the aeple. In
many places apples -are be·
lleved to be capable ol tell·
Ing love-fortunes.
A .praI of apple peeling
thrown over the lhoulder of.
an unmarried peeler auppos·
edly w1)l form the inltiial of
ber to~e husband. Sli<:e an
apple m two; count t h e
seeds in each half. If they
are even, a maniage will
follow ; if ooe of the seeds
1bould have been cut in two,
the course of love will not
be smooth.
Apple jelly and apple but.
ter, candied apples and bak·
.ed apples are well loved old·
fashioned sweets. Apple
eaucea, relishes and chut·
neys are favorite accom·
panime!U for meat, poul·
try and game. Apples go
with vegetables such as rweet pc>tatoes, sauerkraut
and carrots.
While 1bere are some
7,000 named varieties of ap-
ples, 91 percent of. those for
tbe fruit bowl are fall and winter apples which are lilt.
ed here hi the order of
quantity produced: Delic·
ioua; Mcintosh; Gi>lden De·
lidous; Rome; Jonathan;
Winesap; York; Stayman;
Yellow Newtown; ()c)rtlapd;
R. L Greening; Northern
Spy.
When shopping look for
ftnn, crisp, bright, ~
will produce Jong Die: ..
Penla. for euJDple tbe ap-
ple ii tie fruit of immmtal-
ity. Appia .e a good mtri--
tional soarce. 1'beJ eaatain
a variety ol vitamim and
minerals •lthoqla ..., not
outstandin& -•1 me. 'Ibey are low-calorie, low •odium. ..rbJiM in readion.
and ._ exeeDellt tar the
teeth and OIJU.
CARAMD· APPtD
1 pacbce (14 OUDCel)
caramel candies
1 tablespooa water
l/, teupom pare nnilla
extract
1/11 teaapoon goand
ginger e mectium...md apples
Grated coconut
a.appect DUtl
Place caramell end water
in saucepan; melt caramel
over low beat. Sdr ooenion-
ally until sauce ii smooth.
Add vanilla and ginger.
Wash and dry apples. Insert
a wooden stick into each
stem end. Dip apples. one
at a time, into melted cara..
mel mixture, turning to cow-
er entire mrfrace. Place Gil
well grealed surface to
harden. Dip Into crated co-
comat er cbopped mm.
Y.illkl: I caramel apples.
GRATED PRE8ll APPLE SNOW
2 cups grated nnr 'llPles
14 cup frelb Jemcm juice
well-colored epples. Flavor .. -----------------ls a variety dlaracteriltic
DAILY PILOT
FOOD
SECTION
CAUMIL APPLES TEMPT HALLOWEEN 1GOBLINS'
wbkb ii allo sreatb' blftu.
enced b1 tbe .... ol JM.
hoity at wbicb tbe tnlllt 11
picbd and tbe CODd1Uom
under wtBcb It iJ kept. Ap-
ples that are well-colored for
their variety uually have
the full flavor of the particu-
lar variety, provided firm-
ness and crispness of the
flesh bas not been impaired.
Another old belief about apples is that eating them ._ ________________ _
Leafing for Idea
l~eberg Heads
~·~Brunch Entree
A .Notion · to Nibble: Have .a Cheese Festival
-Yoa can ~ an abun-
dmce of ...... Jcebeic
~ ja mdetl through-
out October and November. 'nm lllOlt jJopular of salad
ll'eeGI 11 vacuum cooled
Perky
9135 sms 10-11
znra.quict -Two main
patti!rn perts for the jump-
• fulllon love. molt of all!
See how phmgiq V.nectlne
reveell nn..t, clulic lbirt
beneath.
Printed Pattern 9135: Mlliet' Sbel 10, 12, 14, 16,
11. Sile 1f jumper 1~ yard.I
M--lncb; *'-2 Jll'dl •
indl.
SIXTY • l'IVE CENTI in com. foe each~
1S Cllltl far eadl pattern for
firtt.dall malling and spec·
Jal handling. Send to .Marian Maz1in, tie DAILY PILOT1
441 Pattern Dept., 233 West
18th St., New Yort. N. Y.
1001L Print N A MB, AD-
DRBSS with ZIP&.. 8 11 E
and ftYLE N U m B E R.
PLAN YOVR NEW FAIL
WARDROBE, send now for
our aew Fall-Winter Pattern
Catalog. JOO fresti, exdting
shapes in all sizes. Get one
P8Uem free -clip coupon
in CataJoe. Send 50 cents
DOW'.
•
immediately after it ii cut. BJ tbJl,(ll'ocea, .e-.....i·
temperature ol each head ii
brought down to 34 degreea
F. Tbis ideal "sleeping
weather" ls maintained in
the refrigerated rail can
and truckJ that transport
6e lettuce from Its Callfor-
nia and Arizona growiDC
area.a to markets tbrouJb-out the United States and '
Canada.
There'• a limitleSI variety
of lal.ada you can mate witb
western Iceberg lettuce to
bring a light refreshl.ng note
to fall menus. This versatile
vegetable la compatible with
countlea other foods-even
with waffles I
"Waffle Salad a l'Orange"
Is an ideal d1ab for a week·
end brunch. To mate tin.
winning speclalty, · you fold
finely cbOp~ iceberg· inlo
a heavenly orange-.and ma.
pJe.flaVored whipped cream
mixture and mound this
fanciful concoction on bot
waffles. Brown and aerve
sausages or Canadian bacon
are excellent with it.
WAFFLE
SALAD A L'ORANGE
1 bead western iceberg
lettuce
in cup thawed bozen or·
ange juice concentrate,
undiluted
1/3 cup maple syrup
1 egg yolk
1/8 teaspoon salt
1 cup whipping cream or
1 envelope (21,i ounces) 1
low calorie wbJpped
topping mix
1 tablespoon grated
orange rind
8 fr01.en waffles
Fresh orange secUons
Core, rinse and drain let-
tuce; chill in plastic lettuce
crisper or disposable plutic
bag. Combine orange juice,
syrup, en. yolk and salt in
saucepan; coot over low-
beat, .urrlng until miXture
is slightly tbictened. Chill.
Whip c.ream or prepare top-
ping mix as package dj.
rects; fold in chilled orange-.
maple mixture and orange
rind.
· Cut lettuce lengtbwite in·
.to halves. place cut • lidd
down on board and shred
crOllWile with thin "blacted
stalnlesa knife, then flDely
chop enough to yle1i 4 cupe.
Fold lettuce into orqge-
cream mixture. Tout waf.
flea; place on warm serving
plates and top each with a
mound of lettuce mixture.
Garnish with orange sec· I ·
tions and frills of lettuce.
Serve at once. Makes 4 or
8 aervinp.
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BLUEBURGERS--A TANGY BLENDING OF BEEF AND CHEESE
SALUTE CHEESE FESTIVAL MONTH WITH MEATLOAF
•
It la up to tbe cook ta tbe
family to guide and edncate
the tastes of tbe f.amilJ. M.anJ people dma't ea a cer-
tain foocf simply bei ·-they have nner tried It. Molt moc:ben want their
dWdren to be well edacated
in l1ICll thiql as s o c la I
graces, literature, art and
muaic. Shouldn't tllis knowl-
edge also applJ to food. tbe
one thing we caa not do
without? NO., during-0 ctobe r
Cbeele Festival llaada, is a good time to intlodDoe ,... f.amllJ to a new cbeae,
when activity is pat -DUtrit1on plays a ewa
more impart.ala role 1a tbe
well • being of the f.amilJ.
CIM!Ne may be terftld to
the fami1J in IDDJ 6lrml,
IOch .. in UllCS, .-.
wicbes and cawroJea.
There are m a a y fine
specialty mee.e. anilable
at your grocer. 1'beJ ...,
greatly in flaftr'' tatare
and appearance. The qaali-
tif.I ol a certain ct.. will
determine lb use. For ex-
ample, a cbee:le with good
melting quality lboald be
Uled in .a . . . a bard
cheese 1boakl be med as a
topping.
American blae meese ii a
blue • marMed cheese with
moist, creamy tature, yet
ii firm enough to slice into
wedges. It ii m ad e from
cow's milk. It bas a high
percenqge of caldmn and
pbospborua 10 it is Vf!rJ
nutritious.
Budget -watcben 11 t e
American blue cheese a.
C8Ule it is eeooomJcal and
will keep well up to Ulree
ROUR.D ftUffW
llFATLOAP
2 pounds poand beef
2 caps soft lned cubes
~cap milt
'4 cap mineed onion
1 tuspooa wtmec
1 teaspoon salt
J,i teaspoon pepper
1 egg
Soak bread cubes ta mDt.
C'AJmbine an tngr~ • mix tllaroaCbJy. Piil meat
into an ld4 rectangle on
double sheet of foil. Serna ..
FDhC % cap mineed celery
J,i cap mmbroom pieces
J,i cup minced onion
J,i cap butt.er
1 cap soft bread cubes
% cup cbopped pm'l}ey
% cap American blue
cllftM
(about 3 GI. crumbled)
Saute celery. lllUlbrooru,
onion in batter. Add rest of
ingredients and m1x wen.
Spread over meat mixture.
Roll op in foil, securing.
well. Freeze. Bate at 450
degrees for one hour and 15
minutes. Open foil for last
15 mincrtes to brown. If not
frozen,_ bake at 450 degrees
f« 4.S minutes. Open foil
laJt 15 mi.Dutel. Serves a.
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. CORNISH HENS G.JUID THI ORIENTAL WAY
Teriaki Marinade Recipe~
Borrowed From Ancients
'l1le J'r..:la --to .................
and I, (()Ml tlnar,
Bat , .......... the am.. ...... ,.,.. ..
erated) &fnger
11i2 clove• garlic, cruabed
or put tbrougb a garlic
presa
b8d • .aet..., wltla meat
-wldda,..... wD meat
astamr•lllllGt•rock cm-.-.
Y• 1D117 ._. flW 11
MfldUI" ........ -bat..,..• I 't' I) ..
eull.J -a. s I •• ... ...,.
that'• llmp)e and ahould
bec:mM 1'"lf Maet weapon
for °'*9oar bublcDel or iJl.
..., lplda1.-tua partial In-eldeptaDJ, it'a a brtlliant
..,... to ftnlcty eaten in .,.. fmnD.1. ,,_. 1Rll't be
a monel left OD an;yoDe'I __.,
llOm OOllNllll BBN
Split rock cornllb hem In
ball Put Into bowl ud
pour comblDecl lqre&at.s
over them. Mmaate O'ftlf· lllctlt • from 12 to 31 .....
(tin If WllllrJ). PIMt ••II U... OD 1lroQs net. Ilda •
Jlere II a ....-. redpe
TQJ•P
• net ...... pme bem
l~ atlJI S11J AllC8 'n eap lemon juice
1~ te11FOOD1 (or freabl1
lldl don, ID _, .....
ova far • mlnutM. 1'unl
tbe balftl onr and CDD-
tbnle to broi1 another 10
mbnrtel.
Home News and Views
Imitation Milk Making
Big Splash in Markets
' llldtdaa .at II •1Mng
a big ...... • Cbe Joea1 .-.: .......... .....
beell ........., .U; ... .
mm.ta ...,. .... .......
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bamedllllwwwedbf-GI a. 'ftD..a..a .......
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fnaa •ram..._.,._...
~ ···•••n. ~ TlleJ ......... wW • II,
............ -*i-
tioal. np1lr ... Jowr ID ea1adel, blaw fir ,_
troaa a. dnl•••el ...... pamt. a.. .. -. GI oar
answers:
W'WllwX ..... ..a'?
y ... )Mel wlll ttll ,_ Dlf· =:--=::!a..-:
er frelll ...rat mllk ar ....
fat dry milt ........ eo-
COlllll °'1 ---JDODOdl. ~(a fora GI milk
npr). Some, Id not an.
cmtalD 2,000 1lllltl of Yifa.
min A acl a 1lllltl of Yifa.
mlDD.
W1iJ II •aW w".:S.?
While It la stm ""'cNIJ a
mllk podaet, It mlllt be
called tmltatlcm became eo-
eoaat oil la •d:lltltutecl for butterfat ,,.. percentage of
mllk aolids .. 111111lly tbe
same aa that In whole ml1k.
or ma1 be l1igllUy more.
'l1le perttntap of fat, (3.5
pen:ent) ia alto tbe ume.
.............. wllele
m.lllk't U Wtmnln A bu been
added, the Imitation milk
woUt ~ baft a nutri-
tblal ft)ae llmDar to that
of whole mDk.
111& Iner .. eallrtet! No!
Imitation mJlk baa at least
.. maDJ caJoriel -185 per
cup u whole milk, because
eocoaut oll hll jut • many
calorie• u batterfal
llom.aaken a r • always
nrpiled 1'bea we tell them
tldl I« Chey leeDl to think
•'imitation" m e a n 1 •'Jow
calories... It doea•t
II I I MM.. .a Jftfer· .... ., ,.. ... _,,,_.
..... a1111tznl? Definitely
not! eocoaat oO la one of
tbe .... oa. (oltn oil ii an-
odm') Cbat 11 bl&hl11aturat·
ed rdlll' ... polyumatur.
atecL Coconut oil actually
Salad Salute
bM man aatmated fatty
a:ldl a.a baUlerfat, aDd sat-
....... .._ to
............ blood
cbol1rtn! Inell.
J'l'Glll Gle ltladpolnt of
caJadll •• d abclll'tsol.
tna ..rat mDk ar ncon-
ltibded llOllfat ., milk
...... bt • ma:b Wter
eWce. AD ebolll'81CJlilr'o-daelllc fat II relDIMd ad
ealml coat waJd be IO ,..a, ..... Gll& ................... ff.., ts"e .. ldkf Be-
eaw coeoent ..... ebeaper
t b a a battafat. Imitation
milt II cheeper than frelh
wllole milt. At tbe market
J'DU .... about 5 Cllltl •
qamt. Bame delivsed JOU la!8 abeat ~ e.da • quart. Bo••••· '°" wm JUte IDDCll 0...-lntql .,,
--...rat mDt, which 1181 DD fat at al1. rNlh DOD-
fat mllt II f ceata a quart
c....,_ tban wbole mDt at
tbe llUlrbt. Nonfat dry mDk
.. 11 eentl • quart eheaper.
So JOU Aft three tllllel U madl= nonfat dry milt to UllnC lm-
ttab ID pllce of wboJe
milk. ww ............
ta111 ., n..ltaU. .at?
Taste telten adie that
imitation milk don not
tute u eoocl u whole milk,
espeda1J;r wbeu lt ia leVel'·
al da71 old. Regulations
CODCmllDI becterill count
have not been estabU.bed
for imitation milk and in
1011M cuee the number of
utemll .,, wtplnc the 1mlde
aartac. wltb eooktn1 oil or
lbGl1ealq before astnc.
Q. U I 6ould loll my
CNdlt cardl -IOIDIODe flDdl them and Ulel tbem,
would I ban to pay for tbe
tblDp be clalrpd1 It leeJDI
to mt that It'• the mercb-
udl' l'llpoDllllWty to check
b llpatun aDd make aure
lt't the Ame U Gal ODe OD
.. card.
A. 1AsaD1 JOU aA Uable
for 8111 lmlutbortsed UM of
a erldlt card, IUCb u after
a theft or Joa, or until wrt~
tn notice of tbe 1ou 11 re-
eelftd bJ the company b-IUID& the cant Jn cues
where tbe eoar1I haft been
bnohed, I 0 m e decialoDI
haft fmn'ed a.. cmtamer,
bat .a-. haft ,.,Oled tbe
merchant
8o lf JOU Joie 10Ul' credlt
cardl, notify the compatea
bmnediatel)' in W r l t1 D I
(IOIDI people Hiid teJe.
lfalDI for lpeldMr deliv-
ery). You would be WU. to
make a written lilt of all
JOUf credit cardl, lncludtnl
name of the COIDplllJ, and
JOUf code Damber IO JOU
would be prepared for aucb
ID emqency.
Inddentally fraudulent
UM of credit cards ii bli
bu.ltneu. The NaUonal Betr
ter Bminess Bureau esti·
mates that criminala net
more than ~ million an-
nually on credit card frauds.
beet.ta baa belll blCIL Al Q. Wbene•er I l r o n -~,.:=:;a:: =.,Md~ko..t!d
npAdlJ ill lmltltioa milt. ICOl'Chll. Wbaf I my prob-
Q • .., TtGon c 0. te d lem?
elKtrtc frJtnC pu bu di.a-A. Ezceu moilturt and
coland ll'MUJ 1D tbe area too low ID Iron temperabae ~ ~ .::u·i:: will caUM ltarcb to 1Uck to
'--'-• .._ -.---.. --u.a~. an Iron. ConUnued beaUng -... ... __ _,. ............. will came It to ICOl'Cb. To
It am. all1tldDC tbat can avoid tbia, UM a blPr' Iron
be dolll about tbll1 temperature and do not
A. ~ It 11 food averl7 dampen starched ar·
nDllw wbldl aceumu-Uclet. Wbea tpray ltarcb·
late ad C8Ull food to ttick tns, roll up ltarcbed sar·
U a Ttftoa coated utemt1 ment and allow moiature tt
bu not beu wubed thor· be abeorbed before tronlng.
oUCbl1alteracb1111. Tbele If aUckiDC does occur, clean
allo tad to tcoreh and aoi..pJate before conUnuina
caUM dllcoJoratlon. Eu. to pnta.
~-: ~lor ~ n:-~ .~.,l.~.,,.~.,l.~'ll.~'ll.='11.='111.=:11.=.,,,--.,,.-.,,.--.,,.-,,,.-.,,.-.,,
1owtq formala will remon The I tbl nlldm ad mott ltallll: Oranp Coast's
~-cap water, oae-ba1I Most Complete ~ Uquld cblor1De bleach,
two tabletpooal b It 1 n I PRINTING ~
soda. Boll I to 10 minutes " I
or until ltl1na dia•ppe. ar. I SERVICE ~ <Any retaltlDJ cbanse ln I , l~r~~~. >
00\v ~f:C~ I ='Qii•jEpiiiilifi. ~
thoroughly, rmse and dry.~ Phone .U-4321 "
Tb en "recondition" the " ~ -__ &111111111111111111111111111111~
'
~ndeKomp's
blT"Silcia~
Thurs.-Sun ., Oct. 19-22
Give Your Coffee a Break!
BIG COFFEE
CAKE SALE
Balterborm Pfco. 3. •••••• 25c
. <Rag. 29d
Gmaioa Rolls PkG. a
. '
Baum.~
Bear am~·
Daaisla fater :"'-
Rosettes:"'-
Almand rMf ee Cake
3gc
<Reg. -49d
Wahmt Swirl Mee Ukes4gc
Pkg. 6 (R.tg. S9d
Ml Cbocelate Me ... $1.09
2 loytrs (Reg. $1 .29)
Fme Oiocolates
1 lb. (Reg. $1.60). ............ $1.39
2 lb. Asiorted <Reg. $3.20). • • $2. 78
English Butter-Ram Toffee
Ice Cream ~ Go1. <R.g. st.29, $1.15
Pint (Reg. 39d •••••••••••• 35c
I Ice Cttam .volloble ot mast VO/fl de Komp's stone> .
CAKI OF THE MONTH
Butterscotch fae 2 1oyer $1.29
Holf ·Coke • • • • • • • • • • • • 69c
We bake the way you would.
If you had the time.
Van de Kamps
BA K E R IES ~
lOOIC POI THI 1W1 wntOAUU. AT llUCfe llWm t.
I
Pu11111kln , ......
Pie ~~·
Splcf ~ fW OMii' c
:: • 75c ~ .'119
we 1pidalli8 Iii c"'~·· t.ir Al
0ct1rl•• D1• .. 1•111G1••
..... ~ .... -l .....
Cheese
Burger
-with
soil•
only J
79'
CNW--•3• :C"'me~ •
Stanton's Gin =,,!!!!'.. .•r ., .. Clll. ..... ............
lldlnak 13• ~,,.,.~ . ., ... .-
Gin or Vodka ...,. c...""' 12• r::=• •
-
S.11
'"
Uq ......
u
D
c
f1
I
2111
"Buffer Flavor"
Wesson 011
Tops for Ba kin£ Cookin1 or Salads
1ML
lttl.
Nu Made
Mayonnaise
or Sandwich Spread
24-. -
Appla .. uc. Hi1hwey. C.."'y
• S111•th Ml Texture
White or
Pastels Bread Sale! lee Towels
MrLWritflt'•SeftTwllt Chunk Tuna ~~h;M::~ ''IJ--. 27c
Sandwich er Regulu 25C cm
'· Whi•• ., wh...
15 =:" Tomato Sauce ~~::i 10 :: '1
Ghocolate Cake t:;:,· ... 98c
A..Ja p ffs • e ••rTJ,.... ,.._ 181 ~ u ....... ., ...... ef 2£7•
Uqulcl Bleach :=:
W ..... ""-M·A--·1-e.--wtltttM tt.ttl•!
~ ... .,. .. ~ ~ .. .z_ .... 5ftc
Wlllllllir ....... ~ .,....... C ... ,.. •I ,-
U.-d Starch M~=er1':!:" ~ ~
Fabric Softener ,M lofter
Cleth•I
Diet Cola C:...-••t 6 1
:: 4t ... ~
Peaches ..... 3 n.:-'1°' ...
. Pineapple .... ,94 .. 5 ~ '100 Slce4I • c....
Toothpaste s.1e • .,o.. ·--··" '!. .... 47'
Low Prices -o f Course !
T .. to t... c.m..-.1•1 1oi--. 12' Why ,..1 .,.,..., ...... 'N Tlllok .... ' 13cf
u .. y--'-• ... ,.... •• .,art 5&1 why '•Y ... UIW~ c,..,..y.1m..-. Jar 1' 11of
7...... Ysalrl.w le Handy and ,k,. 11' Why ,.., ~ ""l"'llU le UMful et IO ' 14of
l'ftl'V 11...a.I Di.Ma, 'etl Md •-ec. s• Why '•1 .,., ......-...... '".... ~. p .. ,
Russet
Potatoes
U.l .D.A. Choloe hef
_..feway ,ully
Alff aMI TrlPftmM
-L•rt• Meaty Cut , __ _
Cl ....... ...... ....._..., lb
•. $1.29 •
Wednf5dly, Od.obfr 18, 1967
. . ~ ·' 4 .. .
\. : . .. ... . ' ( ·~
< :,.
Milcl Checlclar
•. 79
Jack Cheese .
._,..._.,_T,..._iel 79 ................. ...... ..., .......
~79'
laltr GollCla Clleese .... 57c
MIM Ch dd __. ...._ ........ l'lr•
c
C.+-UpFryers lb
Ha"4 Cut ~Sc I
''" 9'Ndy .. ~
pll• ....
c Boneless Beef Roast
Boneless Beef Steak
~&Tied
USDA OIOicl
Beef a...
Ftl Cnllr
c.t Rands
USOA C'lleict Beef
U.S. No. I To Beke, Boil or Fry!
Delicious Apples &tra Fancy Reel
"Good Eetin~"
Cantaloupes vtne-Ripen.d Too l
For brHkfast er • la mode
South Amerlc~n
Grown Fancy Bananas
Ruby led GraPefrUit Ler91
Florida
·~99'
~ 10'
2k 29'
sk 89'
211 E. 17111 St., Cosll MeSI Westminster Ave. 11 Ver1no, G.G.
Buch Blvd. 1f Sugar, Westminster
11-Dubuctue hnelMI 5 ·-· $'Jf 11911 (91v1 IOe eaeh) un 'T
u ..... ts lafeway l lloed ....... 2--l'R:G Chekle ef levlf! 'kl· 1'
P_.. Chops laat•"' ,..,k "~ s• url Center 111111 ta. tic IMI -· P
r .. -d •......1 a .... ~ McCoy •" ""'1KU Da:'I nulllRD WllMame
Raw WLa&... a...a... Medium lln
" .. ,~ 1111• ""I' IO te to Ceuttt
Halibut Fllets
,----.-. ....... J1A1a1..----
Slicecl Bacon
Alie ........ ......
• ..... ._ • ._ ,_ 1.._ 59c
• C.. .... •&.era
............ , .. c:a.lllt ....
Slcecl 8ac011 ::=-~~~ 69c .................................. .__._
1000 Bayside Dr., Newport Be1ch 2' Mon1rch Bly Plaza, So. liguna
636 N. Cust Hwy., Laaun1 Beach
-
~. Octallw 18, 1967
HOBBY NEEDS
ltyMAN
"1111u Tape Recorder
"Juliette" -4 trwislDr ill self-a.
taine.I case. Batter·
les, two r reels,
tape,=~~ Ill· 12 88 ,_ llt.11• •
Coca-cola
~.~~s 611ttl~ 65C
... It
Bubble Up
wit~ a kiss of illlON .•. Kiss of LIME
Choose f~m Rer-6 , 49c tlar or Diet. 1
~It. ltttlt I
'1•e.,.slt
MISMARP .. C1t•11 T11c•"
Ball Pen .,nu
WEISTU llc1it11ry
(Plcgt sin-211,p.J 1 19 Choose from assorted ,
'°ints. ler. 1.51 •
mnHa•r/"Overline-it" Pen
l1f111Ml1 -l1ti~
...... far sdlool, ...
11111, art! Brilli.t cof.
.. ... irillt dtsty 119 ~ llld lqible. '"' ,.. .
WHITMAN'S
Chocolates
Special 1ssort1111t ef
MlitJ dlocola ••. •e 79c ., ;me ,_ taste.
12 lz. lei •tt. ltc
•w "Photo Mate' '
Picturr·mak h1r f 111 fer the btir1 Family
NOIW for the hr~t time ~ un mah a picture up to 5x7"
SAle from 1 wgahve 1s small as t!le i11St111t-lo8ding film •••
wtt•1ut Chemicals, wlt•nt •arkr1111
••• i11 Jtst a ml11t1
"'"'' Mate" •m IRHJ •t111Cith11
t~i111s ... C11111 intt
SAY·ONn•ml
ONLY
29.95
''Thingmaker''
FUTVllMI Fu Fl ... n '1 IUTm. -
Now Y'* can lllDW fwy.
fancifuf, fash~ Moc· 8 88
IOmS -... Ml aute jewelry. . •
Don't Spill-Beans GIJMUSICAL Railroad ~~.;.::e'·2·1· .._ =r=..v..-3._6 .. 7 · t111•·----.......... ,.. !lope It..., spill • crull ,. 11111 -•
Playwriter Desk
"Htsky" -, PUYCUFT -Wood witll
high &lo~ lacquer finish. 3 98 Chalkboard on one side, 130
holt~oatltler, •
"Operation" GAME
HADLEY -Players n 111 "Doctors»
oper1tin1 011 1 petltlt witll 3 78 1 whole batch of hil1rious
ailments. Ages 6 ti 14 JR. •
"Mustang" CAR
AMf-3 feet long .•• ball bearing pedal
drive. Molded rubber 18 49 tires, red finish w/black,
white & silver trim. •
·10" Velocipede
AMF -1 ~" tubular steel backbone,
swept-wi111 step deck, Id-8 88 ivsllblt uddlt ' ~ bn Red w/dlrome trifll. . •
Li I' Miss Fussy
TOPPEl-Give the doll a bottle and.she'll
kick and cry ••• change 12 98 lier diaper 114 she'll
sto,fvsslni. •
Clack-A-Word
TO,,EI-u citinr word game ••• race
the clock to make the long· 7 79 est word i11 the shortest .
possible time from 9 letters. •
"Mighty Mike" Jeep
11MCD-witll climb-action~! Jvst
SW' lollr, itscrambles OY!f 3 49 obs tac res twice ifs size.
Chrome-like metal plfts. •
"Pictue Story" CAMERA
,...~f'\' FISMH PllCE-Full a>lor picture .,_
pears ill vi~-ch•~ 1 98 -W. II lll$hed .. • flash Clbe llso tunts. •
Radio "Super" Wagon 'Talking' Telephone All metal body with rolled lllder flange
edae. "Sports-Flair" steel 6 98 ~ub caps. Fire engh11 red
w/cloud white wheels. •
Wiii-Diai the phone and llw Mitt·
ey Mous(s voice ••• talk 6 98 blck tD -i~, then you'll llear
1110ther voice. • Super ''lOO''·Road Race
RION-Om 100 piec.3 ••• Ml 17
feet of trick tUt inPes
~C::~:Y 19 88 . sflelts Mldlldld. •
"Sno-Cone" Machine
llASllO-Shavn ice eubes into snow,
then YOI top the snow witA 3 79 delieion frvlt flam 1"'t
n iftciudld. •
CHE RAMY
"Skin Balm"
·--·-· ... __
... , ..... , .. -
Ideal fOJ ISi on ski11 rougflened
by expoStJre to weathef or dish·
water • • • use Oii soft skin
also, to ~eep it that way!
~;\z~·ff11 1.25
Tyke Bike
PUYSKOOl -High style, colorful bike
far h toddler. Contowed 4 88 wood Met. clnnt plated
111gl1 bars w/plntic lriPL •
•
Sha11Poo-in
P1nnnent
Hair Color •r MAX FACTOR
n11 Is stft ctltr •.. 1 per.
manent hair a>lor ill fourtee11
of the softest shades you've
ever seen • it even covers gray
with deep, full, rich color.
th first 2 00 Soft Color
for Hair •
''heart" of lanolin formula soft·
ens, tones and rest0tes mois-
ture to skin .
Dellllralts ., ....
"ldie" ms
• m-JrwilflMs ...... ~:Ja-.. 3 ......
4.79.
21'' Slllfr 1111
~ COUGH • Cheracol D -Ideal famifr COltii IY"ll WI~ I
wihl dlefTY ftMt.
J& ... • .. age 1.491.99
Clleral D
c.1•c.-1 49 'r•=tfM •
~-
lllCAP ..........
AtEI 24's • yw ,..._ le IJlttllt " ••s. ... ""'
lllCAP-M
ftclllllll .... FREE ._, *91 yow
...... Mttle
lf90'L 4.n ....
Pantie Hose
ms-.......... .
lllnst ... ~ ti&Ms 11 ,..... .. ~Mn.Asst ="--,.:.:.1 69. Sim 4l&X. 7110.
12114. .... JJI •
u.s-... -.,. ....
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.. ... ...... 1th hllW* =~=179 ......... JAi •
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11" T llllsy Dall ,
m&-NlllrillllrM
,
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12.88 __ .... _ ... ........ ':: .... .. ,.., ... ' .... ... .....,.
8.1
6.39
3.11
Sv
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Sweat Shirts
98c •. .. s. ---·· .......... .............
............. t = :-.• tt
41az •
ll11S&n
''Aiax''t••
111,.,.sttluw
2~98-
Gerital
.....
Geritol
TAILETS
.. .,. ......
~ ............... k ... _ t• IZ's UI 1fs 1.77 2.93
, Kotex
TAMPONS ..... 11,.
":." 99c
.:. ~'Kisses"
Delicioll milk dlocolate, indi¥i-' Mlty ~ ii silver cotor foil. 77c
1 ".CIMllll
Ulm b wU!g .... •I,,_ W al ... ·
l«Aes Ml .. ~skit. nnc 1.JI 12 IL Sill ~ ~
Wednnday, Oct.abet 18, 1%7 DAILY PILOT f' •f>
Tberagran-M
liP PetllCJ Yita•il
f "9111 Witai lli..als ., ....
fl' fall CIJI •
100% HUMAN HAIR
WIRl1
liril7ilr.lllllllllc••••• 5 95 .............. .
. "Si•x" llOISlllOlD Gloves
"Blpltl" llf F aruss _.,... ....... t. 1tc1,;;i-1
=~=·had. &Oc
· · Gffj!) Slnpoo
~ .._,. • ....,. 1.21 Ut l.M
.. ,,,._ It. ~&IL Ill . .......... noel 98298 =I f Witflott '1\1-I I
la..i~ 1.M JM US . ·1 ;""'. llJ tt. ~ laL Ill. i=..:.t 1.59 2.98 5.69 lc
n1 ... 11t .. ..._F•" U.WGlllloMI ... ' ... ,_ '°° _. --tw Aerosol UpWstlry Sttl-. I I • • • . poo.llo u i -~u.1.98 "'~ 1.39
7.89
"SPRAY JET"
llllmMleW ...
W/flfalr ...... I Sllt.if .. ltlt ..........
... lltadles " ......
,.....,.. .. ..,.
"'' 1rf11t ..., .
... 111 f'll( ~••&Car .... .,.....,
2.59
"Stri-Dex"
llEllCAJEI Pads
&!!II 1.UJl's ··ggc
II(. lie ii-
F11it Cake
HIM Haircatting 11r
· •• -a.iet lllllftinc dWer .,. tD fit
11e-..wmy ailti11-5 95
lmtrlctill ""' "'· dtlllm. .... 1.15 •
NEWPORT BEACH =~~~ne,.:.
HUNTINGTON BEACH ~.:=
HUNTINGTON BEACH :!.":u!.
... __ ..
_ .. J ~----
______ _, ...... __
·~ . ....-. . .___...
DAn.Y PILOT
GO OLD FASHIONED
Apple a Day
Griddle Cakes
The Tasty Way
Forecast for the 1967 crop
is as large as last year's
witb a good percent ol "ex-
tra fancy" grade. So why
not enjoy this bountiful bar·
vest as a cooked or uncook·
ed fruit!
1 teaspoon baking powder
2 tablespocm sugar
2 eggs, beaten slightly
213 ~milk
1/3 cup water
'i2 teaapoon grated lemon
peel
OW FASHIONED
GERMAN PANCAKES
% cup flour
1..i teupooo salt
Lunch Box
Pleasers
Fortunate is the carrier ol
any lunch box who finds one
of these delectable cup-
cakes. Feathery light in tex-
ture. deep dark chocolatv
flavor, and topped with a
chocolate b a t t e r cream
frosting that i11 easy to
make.
DEVIL'S FOOD
CUPCAKES
J If.a cups sifted flour
I y, cups "1gar
% teaspoon salt
14 te.upooo baking soda
If.a cup aborteoing
213 cup water
2 squares unsweetened
chocolate, melted
2 eggs
I teaspoon vanilla
Chocolate Butter Cream
Frosting
Sift flour with sugar, salt
ml IOd.a. Stir shortening
just to aolten. Add flour mix-
ture and water and mix un-
til all flour la dampened.
Then beat 2 minutes at a
medimn speed ol electric
mixer, or ~ vigorous
strokes by band.
Add chocolate, eggs and nnma and beat 1 minute
loo1rer with mixer, or 150
strokes by band.
Spoon batter into paper
baking cups In mutnn pans
or into greased and floured
muffin pe.n1. filling each
half tun. Bake at 350 de·
.Peet for ~ to 30 minutes.
Cool and frost. Makes about
18.
0ttw'01atfo Rutur Crum
,.,.....,, Qoeam y, cup but·
ter. Using 2 cups unslltt'd
confectioners 11u~ar. Jrradu-anv 8dd about ball with It
da-" ol •alt. blending after
each edchtion.
Add remaJnlnJt sugar, al·
temately w!th about 21,; ta-
h'"'llMOM mlUr, beatlni vig.
oroasly aft« each addition
untfl smooth a n d creamy
Mid ol proper spreading con·
sfstency.
Blend In t square melted
unsweetened chocolate and
t leaS009" vanUla. Make\
Rhouf I cup.
Butter
2 Mclntoeb apples, peel-
ed, cored and ve11 thin-
ly sllced
Toppla1:
y, cup sugar
1h teaspoon cinnamon
If.a cup dairy sour cream
Combine flour with ult.
baking powder and sugar
in medium bowl Stir in
eggs, milk, water and lem-
on peel; mix until blended,
wlth small lumps remain· •
ing.
. Melt about 1 teaspoon but-
ter on griddle or skillet.
Spoon batter on hot griddle;
tip griddle 1ligbtly to spread
out batter, forming a thin
pancake about 6 inches in
diameter. Place 5 or & ap.
pie slicea on each pancake;
drop a very small amount
of batter over slices. Turn
pancake and brown on oth· er side.
. Sprinkle with sugar and
cmnamon; fold over and top
with IOlU' cream. Makes 6 to 8 pancakes.
Tastebud
Tempters
Bewit.cb masquerading
gbotta and goblin9 with a
Halloween party. Here, a
train.load ot raisin cookie
chews 1a pulled up to the
Tricb or Treats whiltle
atop. They're 10 easy, the
children can make them.
O>mhine Oalif omia ra.i.a1DI
with coconut and W!&lnuts
and bold tbem together wttb
sweetened condensed milk.
For filllng their aacb, the
trick or treat crowd will
love little pacb ot Callf<r-
nia raiJJna. The 1 lf.i-ounce
and ~ce mack size
packages are 10ld tn eot:I·
veni.ent bunclles at f o o d
stores everywhere.
RAISIN COOKIE CHEWS
2 cups California seedless rataina
2 Cllpl flaked or shredded
coconut
J cup chopped walnut.s
1 Ofi>wlce) can sweet-
ened condensed milk
2 teaspoons vanilla
Qmblne all ingredient.a
thoroughly. l>rop by table-
spoonfula onto greued baJc.
ing •beet. Bake in moder·
ate oven (360 degree F .)
about 10 to 12 minutes. Re-
move from baktng sheet im·
mediately. Makes 3~ doun.
Now! Here's your chance £o proVf
cut-to-order personalized butcher
no cum tun of )11'9-pmcbpd meat. hen ••• no meat which
lbow'I Joa only the part that IClllleoDt want.a you to see •• •
no meat that hun't beea prope.r]T aiecf. Every piece of I
I
IDMt yoa pt at El Rancho 1w been perfectly aaed betor
It la spedalJy cut bJ oar akflled butdlen. All bee! ii the !inea
U.s.D.L a.. QM1itJ ohf•'"'"" We'Te built our rtPttiau.11111
-a.. .... -at ......... Jolll u.. srowtlll nnb
-...y
S&WChunkUghtT1111a.~.~~.4·S'I
Who but El Rancho would otter MW quallf.7. at th1J low prk..T
Tree Top Apple Clder .... ~.~ .... 49'
October ia the month for witch• and~ ••• and ddert Giilon ••• t'T•
S& W F111it Cocktail ..... ~.~.~ ... 4 • S1
Your f avoritt fnlta ... at peak ol ~ flaTOr ••• and at El Baw.ho's
price!
Pecan Coffee Cake .......... ~.~ ....... 69<
Favorite fare from Sara IM •• llMI 1'0a Mft 30e per packap at El Buc:hol
Rosarita Dinners ......... ~.~ ....... 39:.
Beet Enchilada, Chetet Enchilada, Kaicaa Dhmer or ComblnatlGa Plate!
Cal Fame Orange Juice .. ~~. 1..:S'I
California's fm.t ••• jua adll W.W tD ,_-a.rd fl9 fl...-&ppllill
mart••• mbn wtio lullt on El Baneho meat.a.
not .u.rt thll week? ••• Our friendly butdlm an w
to~ T.OUI
Della'tM «llllJl&llfon for rout t>eefl
Almeda Gama1 Beaujolaia .•• fifth
Gold Medal Flour ............ ~.~ ........ 49c
--tlll""• flomr ••• IO__, tlalDp bU9 Wter with Gold Medal I
Nucoa ···-~·~······· 4 .. 'I Saft,,._,.. -........ whim ,.. -ff at :II Banehol
Schl11inj s Black Pepper .. ~.~. 39'
P1ln ,.._ ••• •a,.. a......_,..•-.. a 1pu5 oe Uecl r
Miracle White ........... ~~ ........... S1 ~49
n.Dv T 011et Tmue .... ~.~.~ .. 5 .. S1 :::: L n11s ••• -tab JWI' pick ot decorator eo1on1
Yllllan Coffee ... ~.6~ .. ~S'I ,37 ,._ • ..., t M .,_ llllllEMWW'=l ,-
~ 1 Potatoes ............. 10 ~ 35c
For a '"mmt and potato." wl tD Wiii th? _.... flt a wa'1 beat. .aet.m. bMta Jll'tme rib a4 ....... pota-
toet t H•P on tM aoar G'Mlll, apdUJe wltll din. ••• ad~ the 1-tJ
Mushrooms59~ o·nions 3: 19c
Hothoale srowa • • • plump, .... • • • _....,... tranaform • meal t.o a feut r
Carrots ..... 2 1-lb. .... 19' Muscat Grapes 2:15c
Sw..t Italla ~ •• ada lakJ, PUii 11'&11 blmtiq with w..t flavor& I Carden frtlh ... in ODI lb. pllotil.m blp to prtMrVt flavor r
,1
Fr
I .,., .... Plmentc
Spltlg1
Your ch
• Blendr
El Ran•
El Ran
Ml.xM I
El R111
Test it
Stnlg
El Ran
Buy a1
liqUOt' I
CAMI
prove to yourself thizt El Rttncho's aged meatl and
tcher service ls"best!. •• and you'll lave moneg,.too!
_,. .. _...,, ... etsfe1 neaaat ..... en)J.~
......... .,._ Jiopwb, utvalb' apctf •••• ,...
•1 I a 9111& ,_-.Joy wllm JOG pt 11.e Jll'&CIU)lmd
..... ,. ............ _, .. ,,_, -·-
\ ; ••• ~ ... ,, ... frtmdb' batehe'S to• tt ... bit'.
, •• D1I bow tut Ttllhe ~th. belt ••• utan!JT~
Mo~ ••• M &WJW ••• no -.Wll ••• on1' thJ
!iwt. a I Al llP4 bell .tm Reeha •• at tit.Iii low )!lill~
I
. ,
. I.I.
Select Cut ..................... -........... -;~. 89&
Cat frCllll tbt eaDtr m4 ot the prime rib rout ••• so -• fmdlr, • ..aWdl
Spencer Steak ..... 1~69.
1u1q, tender ••• "ere of th• prtme
rfb• ••• at all)ldal Jow
price thil wllk-end I
Ground Round ......... 69t
l'1'llh Doud and Mu ....... ii • ~ at El Bancbol
It'• Wla-beef I ·.
Fresh Trout .~~-~:~~.49!
a.htd to• from tht f1111ed Snab JUnr ••• b.en'11111tpftn ,.._.,
El Rancho Bacon 59t ............ ,,,,,, --··· 111"'4 for,_ tram £111D!
~tW.-
Braisi•1 Ribs ........... 39t
............ , .... lahld .... ....,.. tlaJa ,,.., -ShJ'i•p ......... ~~-......... 98l
P_,_ • ._ ... .._,.,.JV__, i-o folb km a platter tunt
..... Lm Mais ... ~ ... 3 ..... '1 Pm. ........ ....
.... pkp. ••• Bololna. ~ (Wunl, PlckJ..
Pfmmto, Oltn, S-plced. l.Gncbeon Loaf.
Spmgfresh Slllds .................. 29•
Your choice of ADJ 19e ftrieti• ••• aave 10cl
Cheda' Cheese Sp•I.. ....... 3 .. '1
Filber'a "Crock" style •• lharp •• 7-os. ctn.a. _,.,. ...
Blended Whiskey ............ ~ ... '4.19
El Rancho's own label •• 86 proof •• qt. 8.19
El RlllCho's Yodb ........... ~ ... '3.19
Mixes ao smoothly I •• 80 proof •. • quart '-79
El Rancho's 6ln .............. ~~ ... '3.H
Teat it in a martini I •• 90 proof •• quart •.99
Stnlght WhlYey ............. ~~ ... '4.79
El Rancho'• own label •• 88 proof •• qt. ~. 79
Buy any three bottle1 ot El Rancho label
liquor and save $1.00 ..• aavs 109' by the
Cl.Ml
'Dram .... .... J I I ,. a.a. 19. II, 11. n
ARCADIA: Huntlngtm Dr. & Slnet (E Rmcho ratter)
PASADENA: 320 West (',olorado Blvd.• diii PASADEllA: Fremont & Huntington Dr.
NEWPORT BEACH: 'l/27 Newport Blvd.• 2555 Eastbluff Dr. (EastbluH Vdlage Center)
HIL.-.THNfOSTESS DEPARTMINT'
Take the Worry
Out of Hurry
Sandwiches
Offer a New
Taste Treat
Rere'1 an lntereetfDg taate
trMt that wm aatidy any
lunc:beon IUNt.
IABDINE SANDWICRl:S
1 can (3% ounces) bris-
ltni urdlnee, drabd 2 teMpOOns trelh Jemon
Jmc. 2 tablelpoona maycanat11
2 ~ minced Oft.
kin
t thin t 11 e • t butter9d bread, touted ff delirtd Lettuce
Extra m9j--.., tf dee
aired
Muh the sard.!Mt w l th
the lemon J u t c e mayoa.
naJae and onion. Mate 3
sandwiches u s t n g sardine
mtrture as flllln1 for the bread and adding a layer
cl lettuce; ff used, spread
the lettuce w1tll meyonnatse.
Cut each tandwfcb tnto 2·
trtanglet. Make• 2 to . 3
leJ'Vfngs.
lee water' ad let stand 30
minutes to crilp. Dram on
abs<Jrt>ent paper. Spread
bread with butter. Overlap
2 allces cucumber on each
allce cl br-4. Top cucum-
ber with 1 large or 2 small
piect1 of herring. Sprinkle
with paprika. Makea ap-
proxtmMety 24 canapes_
Ncr'eaat Nibbles are hear-
ty mackJ wWl I tan1~·
the-Ma goodness for the ~ crowd. Crispy, ~
fish stick pieces with a
touch of Pannesan are rea-
dy to dunk bdo a zippy 6"
Sauee. Bettar set a llmit
on tbeee, tbeJ ere ~~
to t.eMe the eppeti~. not
aaddy it!
NOR'E.UT NIBBLES
11 frozen frted flab stlcb
~ cup srated Parmean
dleese
2 tlhlespocllla butter or
~ marp.rlne
Sea Snee
Olt flw.en flab sticks ln-
to ttmdl. &n each pltce
in ebeele. Melt butter lq a
bating pan, 15 by 10 by .1
inch. Placl ftsh 1n pu.
Bab in I Vf!ry bot <Mm.
450 degreea F ., for 8 to JO
minutes. Tum carefully.
Bab 8 to 10 minutes lonier
or until Clilp and brown.
Dndn on .morbent paper.
Sl:r'8 with bot Sea Sauce.
Makes 48 hon d'oeuvres.
SEA SAUCE
1 can (8 ounces) tomato
sauce
V• cup ddll aauce v. tea1poc11 prlic powder
V. teMpoon orepno V. teaspoon liquid bot
pepper sauce
'4 teaspoon thyme
~ teupoon sugar
Dub bull
Oombine all ingredients.
Sltnm« 10 to 12 · minutea, stirriDI occallonally. Makes
llPlll'Qldmately 1 cup sauce.
-flen Bouse Homards, with
just.far-fun Dime, are so
cool, cdorful, and delicious
they will dilpel the dol-
drwnl, lift the splrl ts and
Ill that hollow f eell.ng.
(Gulnnteed to taste just as
tood even tf 10U isslst on C1J1ai them -lobster stuff.
ec1 ens:>
REN BOUSE ROMARDS
1 pound cooked lobster
meat, frelb or frozen
I/lad C:..~a\Alse or aal·
l~cb!iaauce
11H!lp)OD ~green
1 C::. pated onioa 1 taelpOOll chopped pim· en to
18~eggs
Pvlley
Thaw ~ lobster meat.
Drain lobs~r meat. Re-
m°" my remaining ahell
or carUlage. (]iop the lob-
ster meat. Combine may-
onnalle, sealOOl.ngs, and lob-
lter. Cut eggs in half length-
wiat and remove yolkl. Fill
•ch • wttl~ with 1 t.a-
bleepooaful cl. the 100.~r
mixture. Sprinkle with par.
1ley. CJrlD. Ma.kee 32 bora
d'oeuvres.
Egg yolks may be used
ln other recipes.
You won't need a special
recipe to duplicate the m.
triguing bowl oi shrimp -
just serve them chllled wtth
a bowl of your favorite
aauce and let the guests help
themselves. Be sure to have
enough I
F.a DAILY PILOT Wedn~sday, October 18, 1967.
EXTRA
FANCY
RED
DBJCIOUS
'ARTICHOKES .
..
CIDP
POTAIOE-S
PARSNIPS • • • • 1o01
TURNIPS • • • • • if..o\'8
RUTABAGAS • • '-"
RED EMPEROR GRAPES •••
PEARS: 2.29c
~.
SAL TED Ol PWll INTllEsml.19(
IOZ.
Birds Eye COOL WHIP rm.27c ~
FRIES~~:~:L0gcDINNERS:s3L1. ~
~ , , : SPOOK 1CtCRijM 6SC =
LIME SHERBET ~~:~L~ &t
SJRAWB£RRIESr1E~~~ 1L 5 /l .~
Green Giant Aunt Jemima Pen and Quill
VEGETABLES IN 35c FROZEN 3nc whipped30c
CREAM SAUCE WAFFLES "-.oz. toppinr "-11/2 l l .
Yob• Coffee
1-1.1.7'Jc 2-1.1.145 TIN .J -TIM
Schilling's
BUCK 45c PEPPEi 4 tz.
AllEllSON'S
TASTY-,._
U.S.D.A •
OIOla • • FULL CUT
BONE
IN -
Sunshine Rinso Final Touch
78c FABRIC 4nc CIANT SOFTENER iJ-17 tr.
)
Silver Dust
81c
Dove Liq1
NT 5gc
'iEif S.~ ... age .
\
llE ......... u.8~
' · USTElll , ~LIBUJ ... La.3~
-I
UNO STEAK ~:l~c:UT IOmus, .... : ......... : ...... ll&r· ·
NELESS . RUMP -ROASTcarum ... llagc
tLOIN Tl P .. ROAST CHOICE .. IEWS ............ llagc.
Old Fashion
CINNAMON
ROLLS
$_
PIGS.
of 6
. IOKED PICNICS~t~1l~t ................ u:45c
RMER JOHN . BACON sucea ................ u.5gc FRENCH BREAD;4/1.
ZEE ·GIANT VETS' TALL TIN
TOWELS DOG FOOD
~
tfO COOKIESt•. 2 /80c FRANKs=~···········"4tc
l BAG ··''''·· \I~ CHEESE ='-u=~.: .. u. 79c rz CRACKERS N·B·C· 3nc CHEESESWtSS-JICl-,..59c
ll ll........... ;,· VIENNA~~~ .. ~2,:59c
LVEETA KRAFT PROCESS 2 LI gee VIENNA suco 49c CHEESE FOOD • • • • • • • LOAF ~ASTUM ••••••••• -:;:
X LIQUID 58 HAM ~ .............. 31112"
DETERGENT . c LUNCH MEAT ... .2tc 22 oz. BOTTLE.. • • • • • • • • • • • • .._,
BEERa~~J. $2.99
Albertson's=.: .... 379 Cascade =~ •m"s 115
Alberts11's~ ..... B99 Early Times~v:a:_~~.11 49
llil Qip S• at All 28 .Convenient LDcatillS
111Clfhdlll .......... n•tc.r...,.. .... ..........
• e.ast ..... c.. ..... 11111LF ...... ...... .. •. •• It. Clltl ... m•• , .......... ,. ..................... .............. _
......................
1MS2 llMI a.... llllll ma F11t't11 ...... l• ,_..
1111 ..... h•tltttM ....
111 L h•t~1n 11t• .. "111u
1lS f, A1t1•1N If .. Aft .... , ......... a..,.. m1w.11te11......_
151fll.11"9f ...... laMrt
>ve Liquid Yim Tablets Liquid Wisk Pre1i•· SaltillS S• liqaid l:old I* All Dishwasher All Advanced All
QUAIT 71C 11 .,.aac 20 IZ.43C f 5gc JUMBO 1 &9 22tt5gc llAIT 73c JUMBO 219
. !,.
DAILY PILOT r-o
--
f'. J 8 DAILY ftJLOT Wfdllt9Cll1. Octobef 18. 1967
---· PRICES EFFECTIVE THURS. t~ru SUN •• OCT. 19, 20, 2 f. 22
ANOTHER FANTASTIC EXTRA FROM THRIFTIMART
LdMent#lt ,.,,...._.,. WATCH YOUR MAIL BOX FOil A 'lllRIPrlMAU 24 ltAGI IOOKLIT CONTAINING SKI ·~~~DOWS YAWM'I COUNNI AND IWWITMU
SKI WEEl. I llCm Sil WEEIEllD, 311cm •3es., •2&~~
A._alp/ne m1•don ... 'lllloe City lloMlt
It/\.. Call: DU l-CM40
wnte: Thrlftll'llll't std Specill. 1117 I. Ytrmollt ltle.. Loi AnQelll. c.I~ IODOI
Quail 2:Jo/far Streicher~
GREEN
PEAS l Dl 8 ro~ TIN • • • • •
APPU 10 SAUCE .. tt:. FOii
CREAM I WHOLI
ICUNEL
CORN .. }~ .... 7 roR
$
REAL
FLORIDA
6 oz.
TINS
00
HOUSE°' IOIVAM
GOLD
llRACILIT
wmt IOOIC1IT COUPON
AND PUlOCAS! Of
()Hf otAtM
.. . ····----·--····-----
llLU'M8 IPaa.u.I
NISH DAILY -ECTlA LAR&f
COODD S•IMP
~ 19:.
..-.M£.S-M-..
1919 ........... -...... . ._. .... . .... _ ......... .
IY INTHNATJONAl llLVH
PUIOCASf ONE .UC. PtACf
HTIINOANDGET
ON! FIH
~""
.. ~ .... IP9a.t.U
ICIU..NDIC -tJ.... ..... 19' CAINATION -IJ-. ...... 39' ....._NW ......... • ..... CAIB ................ •
tca>NDIC -I J-. ..... 49' flOUlt lllSHw.tfM-t-. P\f. 39' ~=~ .~;~·;.;;:··· 59f ~ ~ ............... 49:
Melt w C09 NUTS • • • . • • Pll'WNa •• • •• ··--.
H«*ITSUCCU w/5fll.lf e&AYY ~ TUUIY ~ '1"
----~rej/, ~fern ---
PORK LOIN SALE
CENTER CUT Rll END
CHOPS CHOPS ;o~~ 79f 55~
WAFER CHOPS ....... sL~~ 19~
LOIN END lll END
~3600
llLUI CHIP
STAMPS
WITH VALUAILE
COUPONS IN THE
tOOKLET
LL
US.::b..A. "Clwic.,, Si-14
~RI
ROAST
,c
.. AU.. 951:" Rll ROAST ~·
ALL VARIETIES
OH BOY
IAG-0-PIZZA.
ROASI ROAST
RUS-EnE EGG-0 A~~-·59~ :i~s ·49~ HASH IROWN LARGE I.CT. P'K&. ..,.
POT A TOES WA•FLIS COUNTRY mu llU9HLY MADI IULIC
m1nuu ............ 1r .. 1 u•1c•RIAKl.--'ll·
ARMOUR'S MIRA.CURI 12-0Z. PK&. Ol LUER'I ~A I.ti. PK•.
SLICED BACON .......... .= 59!.
a9c IPA ... 115 19L IAUIAGI 41~ 2 ~~~ 294 3~:· '100 '-------------___,J IATH'S ILACIC HAWl I "TINOll Lr 9CTIA tilAN M La CIY.oMflill
POU DAINI& 89L CORlllD ROUNDS 79L
6EBHARDT•s
CHILl'N'BEANS
LAR01n~4~oz. 49c
PILLSBURY'S PEANUT
FLOUR BUftER
~~~ 55c ,.~.~J~lt 39c.
EXTRA
FANC»
ALL
VARIETIES
1-LB.
CAN
LES
RED., &OLDEN DELICIOUS, ROME BEAUTY,
PIPPINS, MclNTOSH, JONA THANS •
EE
c
WHfTI I COlORS-JOO.Cr. l~Y
KLEENEX 5 FOR s100
IRIS LIQUID ~YT DUTY
BLEACH DITIRGINT
l·CAL 35c l'lASTIC
IHC. k O" 19· QUAlT 9
SIZI
. \
CHEESE FESTIVAL
LAKE TO LAKE WORLD CHAMPION
WISCONSIN
CHEDDAR
MEDIUM SHAllP
c
LB. 00 f'\mTY MAY I UD-•·02. ~... 59c
GOUDA CHEESE ....... . $
RUSSET POTATOES 1 Ocm~· BAG3 9c
2701 HARBOR BL VD., COST A MESA
LBS.
"MIX U, A
I.AG FUU"
CHIQUITA BANANAS ·2 LJS. 25C
l'UllTY SLICED -•·OZ. P'tCC. 49c
I EDAM CHEESE ........ .
,RECIOUS llAND -12.oz. SIZE 59c
MOZZARELLA BALLS ....
KRAFT DELUXE SLICED-12.ot. ,.,... 59c
AMERICAN CHEESE ..... .
OMA ASSORTED -2.0Z. 1 "c
CHEESE SPREADS . . . . . . • "'
JANE ANDERSON NATURAL SLICED 39c
SWISS CHEESE ~ ...... .
JANE ANDUSOH-J.OZ. P'ORTIONS 35c
BLEU CHEESE ........ ..
• 13922 BROOKHURST, GARDEN GROVE • 1308 Y!. EDINGER, SANTA ANA
I
I
. --·-. ··---···
..
Eu•'/ time you fuel up on food at ~rket
lasbt yo11cansave12% -compared to
ott. maior chains in town. Our discounts
are good every day, at every store, on
ev•yttaing•.~ ·enough to save you $4-$5
on a •35 food bill I That's like getting 12
gallons of hisih-ocfane FREE. N.o matter
what kind Of bomb you drive, wheel in
tamanvw. he's nOthtng· like Market
Ball.e's d11p-mt clscounts to cut ~
bilsl Grab a basket and flll 'er upl
snmtam. .......... -..... , ..... .......
.... 1 .. -----,.._,.._..
IMCI' --h_... ..
-#' .......
"'::fiu et _.,,.....
Wtdnesdly, October 18, 1961
-; uu.mrmm .. ., ...... ttllOWY BllMD l(Ef tpt SAY! WlD'lr.D 1.v Jo.Gt •289 SAY! Top Sirloin Steak ll 20c Corned Beef r.All 30c
tJ.t DJ. CMIXE swn,..._.,. ...
TUIOERAY lllWID 8£11 s1u u.w link Sausage 'Pl 59° 't: PMshouse Steak ll. ..
UM lllDIJSaur II 11M1ET IA9f1 • ua
Cube Steak ll 93c ':i': All Meat Frllks •,: 55c ~w
AU.IW,51o
WACllOICE IUiET IASlliatm--lDDOAY 8RMll llaF 12 VA11£11.S ': 29c ':eve 7 ·Bone Roast 49c SAW l.uoch Meat U. IOc
U.11>.A. CHOICE f\AT cur OllCL 4c Cff LA1GJ SltOUlD(I
ll. 79c 't: Crisco Slatening ~ s2c ~:" Booeless Roast
u.s.u. am aem tlCL 5c Cff lMEU UllAlla RolledSlaJld«Clod ll 88° 't: Fig Juice "38C•IAW IYL 71
W.A. CllOICEcmB cur ASSCllED Mal
Rib Roast l1 89° 't: CalfameD'inks 3,.. sic ~
~atuss CHUNlmll
u. '1" s:: CHICUN Of YHl llA
Sperar Steak TUNA U.s.DJ.~ 3M.oz. 79c•&Aw TfDMY Im
ll. 'l" ':: DelmtiCO Steak CAH1 17t
$109 SAVI
ll. "'
lllUBI
~lck Rice
Tenderay Srand BHf II guarantMcl both Jmh oncl
Miider MIY TIME. Natural flCft'OI' and l•• .. ,,..
• tectecl wh11• natural tendett"I ~It 1p11decl up
· by pfedtely Ngulatecl temperature, hu•ldlty and
air drcvlatlon In special ,..... T..cleror lland hef -la ....,. ... In U HOURS OR lESS, l..,..tf ,...b.
No ollter beef so fresh can be 10 naturally t9nclerl
--APPLE CIDER ·HILLS
BROS.
. COFFEE
DUNCAN
HINES
CAKE
MIXES
SAV! He
DAILY PILOT p.JJ 1:
...,..,.. ..
MIRACLE WHIP • ~ 49C --:.-
u.a...:1-
POTAT(IS
:37c --.c;.\· ~~ 1111'1 ......
8nlS 11.10' RIL,._
JmlllmAR>les 6a'l
•OUICXH••SW W NI&. ....... M• -GI •II
WARING BLEJllR
fACH$19" =
• J
....
e COSTA MESA::....-• e-NEWPORT -nAC~:=:-.~,;:::·,._,e HUNTINGTON IEACH-~:!::':::.IM. e FOUNTAIN VALLEY-:"~
I ..
Well Wort~
Stripped to ill CM liah, lM Od. 24 9Cilool ....
election in Newport Bae*_. CGlb .Ilsa lllllila dowa
to two quM.iom::
-Do we need them... albd •die $211.7..._
bond propoul!
-Can we afford It!
On the first .. .CW, Diln ii 1ilde Mmllt. 1'k
school board baa brClba Ole ._. .._ m. a ~
pa-:kage plan md, wbile w • a.. ikml .aJ ~
cuperfluoua. the Oft!l'-all ~ ii darlJ ea • uJ if
our local tcl*>l l)'ltma ii to bft fnm ddillC Piie a
second-or thlrckate CJdw,... ..... -M·
Can we aflanl Ir! 'n31t"s .... efllSJ Wiier ....
termine for bhn•lf, bql a&1' IMC M4 ..,...,.. lhd1
of every upert of the i*..-al. die DAILY PILOT Im
concluded that the w llas le lte J'S. ~
Why? wen. bee•• 1.11e emt .... ila't tw .......
It comes down to M1111JdWwc liR J5 ~a~ pa
household -181 t.ball tile price ol a pad ol aontt.es-
lf we can'J. af!ord t. illw.!lt a.at__. ill~ edK:a-
tion, we don't tbiak amttl ol .. cMldrm.. .
Education ii a iaN dwM Al a • CJ ~
tawdry as ill streets......._• ib .._.bin illltO
slums 'u ita tminNI ecc••J dliftl. • dllles U.
value ~f evf!r! piece al l*upatJ ia CW c . .,, ~
A community witlloid 11..t • ...... d ~ jlllt
as surely; a commwNty wD 4 ms wt 111 • a lldltt
communii, and 1epusil!ID a~ au '& • ,.. ntY1
person living there.. .
School boank. WiwhC o.e ~ u~
fied School Distrid 1'mrd GI. tnlltfts. IDft l9ef9 aiti-
cized in tbe put far biliDC ,. tl!ll wlers l*emt.IJ what
they're voting for. We doa"t ll!e ....., Ille JMl!Slellt bcm'd
could be faulted on the m.e CJJ • C •.st 'hadq.
The financing proenm 1las bem lnbll ildo _..,.
clearly de.fined issues md Oiie. diltrid ~ and »
ministraton b.ne opened a ~ • '*l•P to °"
plain in even finer detail _, psis Oat aresw"l ~-
the Price
And ..e caa't wait any ron1er. The diltrlct has no
other source of money to build needed school fadllUea.
Tb.is meam no new c.laarooma. Yet the district already
js Jbort of daslroom space for 1,112 studecta and the
tarOllment is in<=reuioi at tM nte of 1,700 atudenta per
;t'eal". Many Dia will be on double and trtpi. sessions
this year. By 1970, e,ooo students wll be out of cw.
room space, meanintt about U.006 will be on double ses-
Jioa.. t:Yery unbousecl new studeol meana two students
oa double session.
Some of tbe details on the 7-point program were
spelled out specifically in Monday's DAll. Y PILOT. The
ldten below -pro and con -explore other aspects.
The M:Yen items, also 1ill.ed below, tell when the money
would go.
Tbe lint four are unquestionably valld ·and essen·
tial needs for the children of Newport ~cb and Costa
Mesa. The school board bas shown a full appreciation
tor economy by ezpanding as many present schools as
poaib&e. Further, trustees have spelled out as clearlv fts
possible where and bow the money would be spent to
proride the essential housing for the burgeooing diStrict:
The oat two items -the ones about libraries and
new facilities -undoubtedly are very good investments
from a Yiewpoint of efficiency and better use of both
students' and teachers' time and effort. To the tu~d·
cl.led pioperty owner tbey may Jtot hue ihe appeal but
they nevert.belels remain just that -good investments
that woald provide better use of nery tu dollar.
The last item. the $475,000 for school buses, would
simply maintain school bus transportation at its pres ent
leYel. U it faDI. the school district apparenUy will be-
gin phasing itself out of the transportation business.
Aayooe who pays llles is bound to feel a rebellious
ltrm.k. h is far easier m say no than yes when money
is the qoemon..
But t.be comequencea of a second-rate educational
system -to the property owner as well as the student
-are in the lo11g run far more expensive than the price
we are being asked to pay. ·~~ .... 7~~~ .....
Sure $20 milJioD is a Jot el .aDeJ. mt OU. IS a
five-year 'program and die bOilnt .... me --«o-
nomically stupid to ,..,,... -r Mn-me pl3ll f~ a
lesser period. It jmt isn't eu• .,,. ID lllDld elef1iml
every year or tW'O tur ~ mMal c::cmtJ&diN.
The price, again, is less than a pack of cigarettes
a week far the uenge ($30,000 value) homeowner. N-C 'A\Ht ! l'M Bf61NN1Mfl To f.El L lt~E ~ MIL\l~ 6ENll!f A~•
.
Pre••ri .. i. Vote N~t l'•esda9
Readers Present Pros, Cons of School Bond Election
To the Edit.or:
The present clall:room ~ii
acute in the Newport-Mesa U1lifW
School District -there are Ul2 ..-e
students than our schools ca.a aclClll9-
modate.
The classroom sbort:aee will bet• •v
increasingly more eevere as_. mu
enjoys phenomenal grow1ll -• es-
cesa of 7,618 studmta is espediM "'1
197G. After 1967-JJ&I, texli*•J ...
tiOftl will not be sufficied .. ape
with the classroom sbortalle-
TBE ONLY PEB.MANENT r '&-
la the comtruction of ..W-ofieml ~
rooma and the remoitetiag af f1i"iaC
ones to provide more dfidnf w 81
space.
A successful bond eied.iom ii die
only 10\U'ce of revenue tor ~ 1 1 •
construction.
The longer we wait to 4fiwe ae
proposed bond illuel, the .--e cmdJ
they will become as 1-1 prices ....
construction rates rise. Md ....._.
quent bonCl dectioas mmt lie plid &r.
The Le.ague of Womea Vatln 81
Orange Coast believes dm the time
to act is NOW, to sappart file Oct.
24 school bond election.
MRS. ROBERT NYQOJST
Schools Commtt:tee a.airma
League al Womm V*n
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Here is a calMRlle rundown o! the seven school bond measures to
be Yoted on by Barbor Area voters Od. 2'4.
,._. 1: Claslroom construction to meet needs for
6Y&<yur period, and purchase ol Eastbluff elementary
school lite $13,620 ,000
....,. 2: Acquilition of three new ·school eites expected
to su.ffice for next 10 years 2,800,000
It.ft>. W.abilitation of Newport Harbor High school
to bring it up to state earthquake standards 185,000
....,. 4: Alterations to existing .acboola to provide for
more efficient a.ae of clamoom space 920,000
tt.un S: Libraries for elementary schools 1,760,000
lhnl 6: New building to house adminisli:aton and
centralized business services ' 985,000
lt.w 7: Five yeer program to replace obsolete school
bales 475,000
$20,755,000
apiD and it appears that aome ol the
basic facfI. cau.sing such a large re-
qaest for the bond funds, are still
lkirted and not brought into tbe open.
Responsible cittz.ens of thil com-
munity aboaJd provide for a ICbool
aystrm which they can be proud of.
ud they 1boWd be willing to provide
for future normal growth. la tbil real·
ly all that ii being Ukecf of UI! Jt
appears not.
TOTAL
to UM bood electlona as scapegoats.
We vote agalnat a bond Issue, not be-
cauae It lacks merit, but becauae we
wiah to protest some aspect of fed·
eral, it.ate, or local government of
which we dilapprove.
CJDLD PSYCHOLOGISTS tell us
that a cblld should be punished for
poor behavior at a time and In a
manner closely asaoclated with that
behavior. So, loo, should the various
. branchu of government be chutlJed. A.<X:ORDING TO the ar:gumenta 10 Writing to our elected represent.a-
ever, that high school students need
just .0982 cents per day from me for
their education, thus giving ME all
of .0625 c.-ents to lavish on myseU
dally!
Doesn't help my budget, though -
hamburger went up 10 centa so I'm
1Wl 3% centa short. Ob well, lt was
a amuhlq try I
ALICE LOVE
Huntington Beach Ul1ion High
School Diltrlct VOUTI l4at Wtk r~
;ic~d a $22 million building bond
proposal ond a 1 S<tftt toz oot?T'idf.
Only 21.S ptrctnt of tligi~ OOUTI
10tnt to tM poU.. Unuu tM ded.riOft
is reversed bt/ore nut Julr, CM dU-
trict 1DiU not be abu to of fer cm ac-
crtdit.td program.
c~uNo L~rw
To the Editor:
We at Estancia are proud of our
high school. We feel It Is beautiful,
efficient -and economical.
It was ecooomical to build, and It
lJ economical to operate.
For i.nal'l.nce, the carpeting that is
so often branded aa "luxury" has re-
sulted in a lowering of maintenance
natural desire can be deltro,ed tr
reading ls only a claaroom datJ.
JN A GOOD SCHOOL 111nrJ a
child can learn to lne re8diae .t ..
same time be'• leanlillg ta ...... Be
can experience the thrill ot dlloeo&J
as he solves school wort prolllmu •
Im own or fiDda the W1Nl'I tll Im
own questions.
Tbe scllool llbrary can beJp tbe ..,
learner to gain coaMeace, tbe a....
age child to increale bll lllllllt.1. _.
the gifted child to tllMI """""" ... stimulation. It alto eaa w• a
child to learn lllCft tbaD bis d8m:
work demands.
We, the voters of tbe ~
Unified School Diatrtct, wt1J 11ne •
t.oola to Hable our ~.,...... ..
opportunity to prowtde .... Ille J
learn better, to learn biter, ... ti
continue to Jeam and brtirl tllillr
knowledge up-to.date tblwa' It Clleir
lifetimes. ·. ·
1 IU'ge your readers to nppmt tlle
Oct. 24 school bond eJectiilm.
MRS. CAROLL P.uroN
Retired ElementlrJ TMC!m'
with MRS. DARYL F. WILSON
Form.er Teacher
costa that hu already paid for the· 'W erW Set la' additional e.xpenae of the carpeting
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Tteo~
To the Editor:
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Wl'Y ... I • 111• ,,..... a
c:moc::aie:wlly llle*d .... ( HI Jib.
141117 _.a.., z -,;zl IJt allNy .
t~• ol school bond election propoai· tlvu and being present at public bear-
tiom, professional master planning ol _mp.a proposed budleta are tar...mor• 1be al"fTtndtcatn ttcrt UA!-27;m0 stD-f _.,_
ln the two years the school baa been To the Editor:
in use. As you al know, lowered m;ain:;...· __,-Tb~e:....,".!:!fan~Wti~c~· .... • ~bcnd~~~!!!ljll!.-!llDl---<m---fenance cosu meilii mt]or savtng Vi on eated . bJ a
I a m 78 years old, ud my wife
who is 84, would like to ask die W-
lowing questions of oar a:llool Clfti.
clals:
Do they think it ii rigbt that we
should have lo pay between 2' _.
25 percent °" our modest a-ill
taxes. of whk h $20 per moan. is w
sending children to schoal, _. we
have never bad any cbildrm t. •
to school?
Dear George:
I find myself aufferiQC ~
a certain amount ol aelea
worry and anxiety over fllimp
which actually do not dtas te
that much tonsid«.atioll.
Anyhow, I have oftm tt.ad
that worry is a uelea ~
lion. 1 notice you a.re billed •
an exponent of the SidewaJS
Thinking Theory. and I .....,,.
if you could help me widl my
anxiety?
Dear Concerned:
Certainly. Ju.st aJ93y1 lrfttt
firm I y in mind the one tt.oacH
which untold pbiloropben haft
found valid: "90 per<lelll 81
those things we worry --never happen!"
Feel better, don't JOll!
(Gee. Wbat about those oCller
10 percent?)
Dear George:
What do you think al coUege
beer parties? I want your ......
est opinion.
JO COLlEGE
Dear J o:
When I was young we did aat
have beer parties. I woRed 1DJ
Vlt.'Y through school and spmt a
·p eat deal of ume walking a.ct
"9-0d forth in the snow. with aalJ
• cornstick and a cold potato
for lunch. We had lJttle time rw
"Beer parties." I was lucky to
get an orange at Christmas.
What time does yOUT nest
blast start? l'vt' got a kit cl
ca•ctung up to do!
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Oct. JI ICe•potl Ilsa Sdloel B • II d
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DR ROGER K GOLDEN
Fere llN! lnwe
To die Edis.:
Sdlioai t.-JN Clf"Wbaa time ii ba'e
dent.a ol today will be incruaed to direct methods o prote.Ullg taxes.
45,000 bJ 1980. What is cauaing aucb
aa explolioa of population? One baa
only to look at the ''v~t wastelaDcls"
ol the Irviae Ranch for the answer.
ID the nannal developmeat ol a
commllllity the taxes on vacant Land
are lteadily increased as tbe value of
the lad increases, the value bdng
amu.t directly proportioned to bow
ready the land is for development.
TA.XD ON THE LAND are bl effect
.....,.ting the presently developed
community. This then creates an ob-
ligation on the part or that community
to praride schools and other facW-
tiea ro .. that land when it is developed.
Tbil area, however, appears to be
in a somewhat unique and abnormal situation. It ii a well known,_. that
auesamenta on the Irvine Ranch' land
bave not kept pace with the toc:rease
la QJue of the land. AsseAmenll
haft been a mere fraction of the vaJa
of the land, even on land about to be
med for major developmenta.
UNDER THESE ci.rcUIDJt.aDCft
lboald the citizens of this community
coatlaue to provide new sites and
and ICboo.lJ for development ol the
JniDe Land! Where does it atop? What
are the citizens getting in return for
tbetr tu dollars being used for tbiJ
parpoee!
H may be the time now for the llsue
to be raced, and new metbodl found
to help provide for the need.a of m•
jor new developments. Each boad
proposition should therefore be exam-
iDed carefully by the voters before
they decide which way to cast their
btiJol
B. A. WILDER
SftlpetJOflt•
To the Edito~
Are the children or the Newport-
Mia Unified School District respoa-
llble for hi gb f edera I, state and local
tues? Can these children do any-
tlrlng about taxes? Of course not!
Then why should our young people
be penallied by denying them the
daslroom space and educational f•·
d.llties which they so desperately
need?
Unfortunately, we sometimes tend
NO ONE ENJOYS paying taxes. I
don't either. nor do our school board
members, who are themselves tax-
payen.
However, I would 1ubm1t that each
bond lllue abould be decided by its
merit, and that the need for addition-
al claurooma and facllltiea in the
Newport-Mesa Unified School Di.strict
ii overwhelming.
MRS. CARLOS BEECK
'Lflck ol lntelH9ence'
To the Editor:
It's silly to keep kicking a dead
horse, but lack of intelligence oo the
part of some .adult voters in the Hunt:
ington Beach Union High School Dis-
trict requires aome real "kicking."
F&et Of the matter, it seema rather
obviou. the wrong generation ii a~
tending acbool I
A total of 7 ,9tfl said "NO" to a
bond ilsue that would deaeate the
tax rate while it assured space and
facilities in high school for .all the
youngsters now in elementary, inter-
mediate and/or junior high achools -
plu all those moving Into Westmln·
stet, Seal Beach, Fountain Vdley, and
Huntington Beach during the next five
years.
A total of 8,589 said "NO" to a 15-
cnt Increase per $100 assened valu·
atJon to staff and supply existing high
achoola.
I WONDER HOW MANY noticed
that "NO" took away 54 cents already
promised for the education of high
school st•Jdents. l wonder if any of
them dug out last year's tax bill and
figured up how much more $1.54 per
$100 would reaUy amount to over $1.39
per $100.
On my lax bill It totalled '6.33 a
year, or .01734 cents (that's LESS
than 2 cenu) per day. At $1.39 per 100.
1 was paying .1607 cent.a a day to help
educate high school students. At $1.54
per 100 I'd have had to pay the hor-
rendous sum of .1780 cents per day
to assure education for an ever-in-
creasing number of high school stu·
dent.a.
BUT, 8,589 VOTERS decided, how-
school operating expenses. majority! Wby must we wte • ._
THE TUSTIN SCHOOL dis .... ct bas again, aod by whole a• It Jt7? M ... long u these "extra dedlom" •tt a policy of bidding out Its mainte-cost anything, wby not _... a
nance contracts. When the bids came "World Series" out ol tt., tbe tlDp ,,_.
in for ita new Troy High School. the out of seven wins?
maintenance Linn that wu awarded NAME Wl'IDl:IFLD
the rive-year contract gave the same
price as it bad given in the past for
maintaining acboola with bard floor·
ing.
This, provided they were allowed
to put In carpeting at no cost to the
district; they were so obviouajy sure
they could make more of a profit
this way.
We wish people would uk for in-
formation such as this before they
label our school as extrav1ganU1 lux-
urious.
ELIZABETH GQODY$AR
Prelident, Estancla lligb
School PTA
Leant Better, Futer
To the Edit.or:
For 33 yean I dedicated my ll!e to
teaching elementary reboot children.
I know from my own personal exper·
lence bow important a school library
can be to an elementary acbool child.
Proposition No. 5 on the Newporl-
Mesa Unified School District's Oct. 24
bond election would provide a library
and study space at each elementary
school.
I would like to share with your read-
ers my reasons for favoring central·
i7.ed libraries in elementary schools.
RESEARCH CONDUCTED at Rut·
gers University indicates that chil-
dren from elementary schoob where
there are centralized libraries do bet-
ter in high school and college than
those from schools 1n which there are
no libraries.
Grades one through six are the
••Age of the Question Mark." During
these years. a child £requently col·
lect.s more answers than he will Ln
any other period or his life.
It is In the elementary school that
lifetime habits and attitudes toward
reading are developed. This is the
school age when nearly all children
like to read or be read to. But thls
W~efAll
To the Editor:
Nothing ii tree. U we wmt &9od
sctiool1, we mu.st pey for tban.
It 11 lronlc that in th.it area of reJa..
tlvely h1gb income ml of reW1fttJ
low taxes -amoag the lowest tblnl
in Southern California -we bne beea
turning down propouk for impl'O'riq
our rohoola.
, Le.l's remind ourselWa again of a.e
important role that eduaatioa pl.QI iD
a democracy:
IT IS THE ADEQUACY of a.
schoola that determlnea the adequq
of our citl.zena foe tomorrow. Whit we
can do to cootribute our abare of a-
cellently trained cith.ena from tbe a-
pandlng Newport.Mesa area will help
p--omote tbe well-being of all of a.
Let's be certaln to vote YES tar tbe
seven import.ant bood propoall ID tbe
Newport-Mesa Unltled Scbool Dlltrid
or. Ocl 24.
ROSCINE FEELEY
Wednesday. October 18, 1987 .
The editorial page or ~ Dcdlr
Pilot seeks to tnfon'll cmd tflm.
ulatt rtaders b11 prunting Ws
newspaper's opiniOM and cona.
mcntaru on topb of btttrest,
~nd significance, br providtng a
forum for CM e%J)reuioft of
our rtadtri' opmfon.s. and bv
presenting tM di~11 o~
pofnt.t of in/Of"fMd ob.krwts
ana spoktsrMtt on topict of ua.
do11.
Robert N. Weed, Pubtlsber
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All OCCASION FOlt GlmER -Heralding the Costa Mesa Civic
PlaJM•e PatlW' Amociation daring a festiye reception Satur-daJ, Oct. 21, wiD be the city's Chamber of Commerce, its Women's
Committee, o(ficials and the DAILY PILOT. Either formal or semi-
formal dress is appropriate. Choosing the long version are (left to
rigtlt) the Mmes. 'A. L. Pinkley, Henry C. Vaughn and H. S. Jencks.
Playhouse Patrons
Gala Salute
In Offing
A group of women ~ ill ·mwc md ,...
moting all city-sponsored plays aad otlls' Cllbnl
activities will have the spotlight tmmd • --.bers
following the seoood night ~of ""11le Girts
in 509."
.. Organized last February at a &a ill die m...e ol
Mrs. A. L. Pinkley, the group fa1111wsly apen&ed as a
committee of Costa Mesa Qmnbrr fll Ca ce'1
Women's Committee.
Now iDcorponted at the c.c.ta Ilea Orie Play-
house Patrons' A.Mociation. die O'Ollp will take cat.er
stage during a uhdGrJ recepiw ill tile 0--,,
Recreation Center SltardaJ, Oct. 2L
Joiniac fGl"C8 ill tile .......... -die dmnber and it'I M r•11 c I ,,.., dlJ ........ ..
the DAILY PILOT. C...pl' 01'J ••rm .. tie de-
livered by Mayor WUlant JGn1aa. Jn a ra. m..
coming CofC president, and a aep; carnt~ tram die
newspaper.
'Ibe play will be prnmted lo a deed -..ie. W
tickets at $1.50, still are anibble at die raie11ti• de-
partment. chamber olfice.. PilltleJ'• One stGle ..t
from patrons.
Appointed patrons' cUinnaa pro.u. ii lln. Pillt-
ley, assisted by the Mmes Bary C. v_,... Yice dllir-
man; H. S. Jencb, leCJ'etary, ad JUlfS It Ibey, Ed-
ward Evw. Jencb and BOJ Jw, bylaws ca ·u,..
Goblins Are A<oming to Town
~will ,et J11 if JOU dm't watch out" will be the apropos theme for the
BaDowem PartJ ill the Balboa Pavilion, Sunday evening, Oct. 29, sponsored by
tbe Aftlr 1he group of Newport Harbor's Tuesday Club. Showing what a
".ary" ICEtle ·11 wiD be are (left to right) the Mmes. Louis WhUe, Harry Black
and Robert uti. The evening of merriment and music wiJJ begin at 5 p.m. with
a W-rtcbes Brfw and dinner will follow at 6.
Decorations Blossom Under Artisans' Care
Arrangements of papier mache flowers in matching pots will adorn
tables in the Santa Ana Elks Club when Orange County Alpha Garn·
ma Delta Alumnae present their benefit luncheon fashion show at
11:30 a.m. Saturday, Oct. 28. Artisans creating the decor are Oeft
to right) the Mmes. John Rodebaugh, William H. Reed and William
K. Budd. Proceeds will benefit 0nace Comity Society for ~
pled Children and Adult&, the Speedl -.I I EpalJP .De•eJat-nent
Center, Anaheim. and other alnrnme dmrities. 'l'kbU _,-be r.
served by calling either llrs. WWW. 8eed, dlairmm. or 111'1.
Rodebaugh.
Get to the Root of .the Problem, Send Him to a
DEAR ANN LANDERS: We hope
JOU wiD -('.Cllwidpr tbi• letter too
indelicate " print. became we need
help.
A YWJ Ilia mm ...U iD 8111' of.
fice. Be .... te w.elf • lot.-UMI ..... tne-NobodJ Ital l!'tf!t bad .,
trGlllille .. Ma Notr it IMIDI be
ii ........ -delltal J8obleml. For tbe pllll ...et Ill IMI been mnorinC
.. pmt1111 .,._ dllriatC omce boars
(.....0, after' hmdt) ad be just
leaftS ii -.. desk. 1'be lilbt o(
Ibale teea. • llil desk ii enough to
mak • per.-want to cbMlge jobs.
We clcm't will! to o(fmd the genlle-
ma, yet w don't feel be bas the
right te IPOiJ • pet"IOO's day. Do you be~ u allOll,f1DOOI note miCht be
the answer? -TOO MUCH REAJ.ISM
DEAR TOO MUCH: Tile poor 1111
~ .. Jt bffk te tlte deatist ucl
Jet Ida doppen ldju&ed. ID t II e
meutlme, I tee 110thlng wroa, 11 tell-
181 llllm l• plaJn lancuace that t b c
1lpt of Ills teeth on the de1k 11 un-
appetitlag. to say the le&11t, and If
lte cn't keep them In his head, would
lte please pt1t them In the drawer.
DEAR ANN LANDERS: Your acid
comment. "Alimony Is the high cost
of leavl.n&" has a nice ring to it but it
indicates that you MVe no sympathy
whatever for the victims of cruel and
punishing ex-wives.
My husband is one o( those un·
fortunate people who ls impaled on
the alimony d~gger. For him, at least.
the price of le aving was a great deal
higher than it should have been.
Because my husband Is a tint per·
son, he did not respond to his wlfe ·~
vicious charges. He could have black·
ened her name and taken the chil-
dren, but he chose to remain silent
and pay through the nose.
If you have a shred o( decency you
will print this letter and admit there
is another side to the picture, b u t
then you could not possibly say a good
word for a divorced man or you'd
be thrown out of the Catholic Church.
-MRS. D.
DEAR MRS.: Tbrowln' me out of
the Catholi c Church would ht the
neatest trick of any week since I •m
not In tt.
Here 11 your tetur, however, and
11'1 • good one. There 11 Indeed 1omc-
thln1 to be said en the other aide ind
I'm happy to live you equal tlmt.
DEAR ANN LANDERS. Am I soft..
hearted. soft-headed or ju.st plain sel-
fish? If I don 't have a date I will go
out with any guy who calls me. It can
be Mr. Jerk, U.S.A., and I'll say yes_
rather than hurt his feelings. rve pat
up with dozens of bores on accouat ol
tltis.
My girlfriend believes ju.at the op.
posite. She says it is cruel to let a feJ.
low waste his money on a girl·wbo bas
no jnterest in him. According to her.
wtien a girl accepts a date she gives
the guy the impression that she thinks
he is neat.
Who is right?
-MOLbY AND POlLY
DEAR M ANO P: I'd aay die lle9'
position Is somewhere I• t~ •*It.
It 11 dumb t" 10 Mt wtt" ••.! CiJll
Dentist
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l&aJ popmlar'. Bad .. &azie and Yoe-
f'« Tem ace• OlltJ ... Send z cnta
in em md a 1aag.. sdf-addaa.
ed. sbmped t:Pdopr with ,.,... re.
q1lell.
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you with your problems. Send them
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Fashions
Forecast
'·sy Julie
'Status ol Women'
· Male Viewpoint a
'l1Mt ••saatu ot Womea"
peet IPMU.-'for the Zonta
Club ol Nnport lfarbor
turned out to 6t J J¥11.
And RepubUcaa Aaaelob1Y·
mu R®8rt ISadMlll cheer·
fully roM eo tbe tut aad
quipped. ~ tr tbe ftnt
time rve beta c.a.ct apon
to Jtand ID for a ~ -
and a n.ocni at Gael"
The ""'7 . important·
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~ratlc ~oman
Mlrdl P'OGC ol Oelrland wtme plane ..... delayed
b)' '°' la OekJeml. mUiDg
bet too lat. a ateb the
Lii Aq1l11 NewpClrt Beach.
........ in tlal9 for the
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ID ar._.~ IJ'Qller
Badbim bowed to ano~
"lnlult." "lt wa1 a man
wbo caued the airplane to
be late In tbe ftnt place,"
be lamented.
"Oh, well,'' he tmiled as
be aurveyed bia pertilan au-
cOeoc., "there are no votes
here for Mn. Fons any· .... , ...
BectMm la laded the ef •
fcrta ol tbe three women in
tbe Jetlalature wbo all a~ Democ:rata. "M.aybe t b a t
::..,,....tbtn1 to ,ou.'' be dlldld bia ..Uence
1111 '1 sum
-=---tlleStltus ., .... 0..,mlrtr in
tlllbfa ... e,81° •Nld .._. 1111 Idea wu ftrat
lnldlld tbere wtn only
two w three men bl either
~ who dared to vote
aptut ll
"I wu oae wbo went right
don the line with the oth·
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I ers," be admitted. "Do you
know what happened t.o
tbolt who voted againlt It?
They all were appointed to
it!"
TurniDe to tbe aertoua i;
side ol women'• quest for ::
equality, be ttrealed that
relatively few women bave I made lt lnto the executive
circlet. '!be commiJllon baa
and wW improve the 1tatu1
ol woma considerably, be
said.
One of the obstacles that
remalna 1J di1erimination in
bourly..-aae W'Ol'k, ~
women perform the u.me
duties u men but receive
leaser pay.
"Women should have the 1 right to obtain any level
in their work they desire," I
he declared.
But, tile auemblyman em·
pbuized.. be oppoMI any II
statute• 'that will provide
unequal "protection" tor
w o m e n, tbereby making n
them more equal than their I male counterputa.
"Some women feel t b e
need for protectl.on fr0111 U· I: ploltatlon," be said. ''but I
don't think there'• explolta-n
tloa today. Tbere are DO I .... tlbopl.''
And 101De women demand
to hip Mr ''1"JIDU'1 pre-
otatiH" la acldttica to the • ..... of mu. .. ,,.., •• bed
for UI .... IDie','' bl .. uabld. I
Re eoaftdld bis fellow· 1 llClalaton blve d18covered
tbe weapon to ._ when beUllnt the females ln tbe
cepit.ol. "We needle them. II
We men can reduce women
to tul1 equality on the de· r.
b9te floor ."
Lien Law Explained II
Recent changes in t h e
medwlic's lien law will be
empha1Jzed bJ Attorney
Harold Slane Jr. when he
addresses the Orange Coun -
ty Qiapter ol Women in
Co1111truction at e:ao p.m.
'J\atldly, Oct. 24, In the
Saddleb9clt Inn. Santa Alla.
All women employed In
the comtructlon tn4ultry. tndudmc teneraJ c0atr.c-ton. aubcontractan a D d
Boles, chairman, at 540-7990 ::
or MS-5671.
HB Auxiliary " "
Always avant-garde, ab-1uppllen an invited t.o at.-
IOl'bed ill our timee wttb ~~ R,:~ ~
llGGINGS AH llACIC -Only this lime there are
lftalen to milch. Jul~ accents her red wool en·
iembl. with a mJorf uJ plaid mini skirt and brown loaf en.
Hayride Titled 'A Happening'
Ranc.-h by tlle Surfrld·
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eyee lalnc toward the fU..
t1art ' Julie Olrtltie offert ·
forec:.t for tpOl'tawear ·-
tbe Seboolctrt Look -\ID•
veUed ill London d u r i n 1
fllminc of MGM'• "Far
From the Madd'nc <nwct."
Mill Cbrllae .. peced
the ,...._ world ever alnce
lbe ....... to •• her Itel
in mbll aldrta ln "O.Uq"
and_jbfll evtt1 m«• ..mar·
ageoua]y, cover them ln the
1utcJoua and elecant R'*1·
an dothee worn In "Dr. 1.hl·
ftlO."
· And DOW lbe makes ber
pr~ tbet the tdnftat. me acboot c1r-. and wool ~ will be "ro,WablJ
e81Ual. 1 e t freahl7 femj.
nine'' -an uclttn1 COil·
trut for our f11hJon future.
Coast Club
Completing
Bazaar Plans
Co.It Woman'• Club
Corona del Mar returned to
the lrv!M Coast Country
Club for the regular m~
Ing yestttday with Mrs.
Eugene F. Wine presiding.
Mn . Jack Hart. proiJ'am
chalrman presented J I m
Gillon who showed a film
"See You at the Races."
and discussed the Holly-
wood Turf Club.
A Fall Bazaar is sched·
uled for Nov . 18, in the
Mesa Shopping Center and
t:he ways and means work·
1hop for this event wtll take' place in the home of Mn.
Michael Coronel on Mon·
day, Oct. 23.
Derby Talk Set
For Kiwi Club
The Powder Puff Derby
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7 p.m. for the hayride, to
be foflowed by dancing un.
der the ~tars and refresh·
mf'nt~
will be di1cuued by Tig Ten-
nock, IDght instructor at
Orange County Airport, be·
fore members of the New·
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morrow.
The former American AJr.
lines stewardesi;cs will meet
&t 8 p.m in the home or
W.rs R W Howard, New·
porl Beach More Inform•·
tJon 1.1 available by calling
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DAILY PILOT
Chief's 'Better Half'
His, Her Careers.Complement
Club Section
Reviews Book
w:n. Arline Baker open.
eel ber Emerald Bay home
Moaday for a meeting of
tbe Rlvlera Club's B o o k
Sectiott, accordi.ng to Mrs.
i.ec.wd G. Davis, section
cbairman.
MIS. L IAMl!s GLAVAS ......... w,,, ef Uf9
Laguna Group
Fetes Membe rs
Patience Wright Cba-
memben ol the Daughters
al the American BnolatioD
paid tribute to the Consti-
tution and honored three
members during the croup'•
fint fall meding.
Banored were Mn. Sam-
uel J. Shera' and Mn. Vm-
ceat c. King. both organiz-
ing members, and Mn.
Tbomu B. Kennedy, put
state Clftica' and chapter re-
gent
During the meeting, Mn.
Shera' dbcuaed Tbe New
Challenge, tracing man'•
adllevemeata from Adam to
the present apace age.
Mrs. Kennedy's achieve-
ments were lauded by Mn.
John Holland Kinkaid of the
San Clemente chapter.
The CIOILltitutions, and the
Kaai-Blue
Betrothal
Revealed
AIWlllQDCing the eacare-
ment ol their dauPter
Katblee Am Blue to ~
1-1 Culrlel Kaai~
ud llri. William H. B1De
ol Newport Beach.
. Tbe fature brideeroom ta
the IOD ol Jin. JoeepbiDe
Kaai alHoaolala.
The couple plan to wed
Dec. 11. in Sl Joachim '1
• Catbolic Church, C 0 S ta
Mesa. and honeymoon 1n
Hawaii.
The IJride.elect graduat-
ed from Newport Barbor
iligb Scbool and attended
Qrange Coat College. Ber
fiaDce, a graduate of Sl
Lou:ia mp School. Bono-
luhl, served 1n the Air
increaaing power of the Fed-
eral government was dis-
cussed by Mrs. Fred C.
Roa, cba.trman of national
defense, wbo aaid the DAR
ii vigorously opposed to a
bill before Congress to
cb.ange nattooal holidays.
New member• welcomed
to the group include Mrs.
Carol G•n. Mn. Florence Wiainl, M r s. Ellz.abeth
Jona and the Misses Carol
and Catherine Westmore-
land. Hott.eases were the Mmes.
Forbes R. McCreary, Rich-
ard H. Ott, James W. Ben-
ett and Christopher Leason.
Upcoming events include
a meeting in the Hotel La·
guna on Tue.sday, Nov . 7,
and a card party in the
woman's clubhouse, Nov. 29.
ICATHLEE BLUE
To M.rry
Force and oow is studying
at occ.
Auxiliary Views Film
Mn. Merrill Barker of
Coastline AuxiliarY, Vet.er·
am of Foreip Wan Poll
3511 bu arnnced for a
film to .,;. lbowD bJ t h e
America CUcel' Sodet,
for tbe recaW meetiDI Fri-
day, Oct. ., .t 7:15 p.m.;
ID Colla Maa'1 Americua Legion~ A cloctat will be present
to wwer-qaestioal, a n d
vmtora l'.re welcome to at·
tend.
Attending the carnival at
the Veteran•a Hospital, Long
Beech were Mrs. Wllllam
Kelq, president; Comman·
der Pd Mra. Vemon Math-
ews, Mr. and Mn. Kenneth
Brown, Mr. and Mn.
George Meldrum, Mn. Mil·
dred Moore, Mrs. Barker,
Baroid Hohl, and Henry
Nottebrock.
GLEN MAR WEST
By JUDY HURST
Of IM 0111r 'Utt .,..,
B. James Glavas, chlef
of police in Newport Beach,
and his wife Ginny are
adept at working together.
Their careers complement
each other and as Ginny
explained, "Jim and I talk
the same langua1e."
Petite and tanned, Ginny
u caught up in the social
whirl of Newport and still
manages time to work part.
time as a registered nurse.
Friendly, outgoing and nat·
urally charming, she is a
joiner and belongs to sev·
eral civic and wom~·s
clubs.
Seated comfortably on her
terrace overlooking Cberry
·Lake ln the Back Bay, Giri·
ny, ever vivacious, elabor·
ated on her early years in
nursing.
"I was raised in Los An·
geles and graduated from
White Memorial Hospital
This was during the depres-
sion years when many nur·
ses were walting on tables,"
abe noted •
NURSING PROBLEMS
"Nurses deal with many
of the same problems as
the police department -we
save lives and deal with
death."
Gri.m)y ..abe remembered
the cla71 when lbe worbd
at Loe Angeles County Gen-
eral Hospital with the red
blanket cases and psychos.
"Then you did first things
first and removed yourself
emotionally from the case."
The active nurse sees
"red'' when people say
nurses a r e impersonal.
"This ls not true," she pro-
tested strongly, "death is
not commonplace to any·
one with a heart. We're
dedicated and must deal
with it ~use we were
trained and have a job to
complde."
Nine months after h e r
graduation she met .run
who was then down from
Washington State Unlversi·
ty.
"He never went bac.k,"
she smiled. Glavas trans·
ferred to USC and studied
business administration.
"During this time he be·
gan work with the Los An-
geles Police Department
and in 1938 we were mar-
ried," she said almost in
one breath.
WIFE'S WORRIES
Agreeing with the public's
opinion, Ginny claimed a po-
llceman' s wife always wor·
rtes about her husband on
the job. "I knew when we
were married Utls work was
bis forte." She has always
tried to encourage him and
f~eu that his career was
never a stumbling block to ffieir marrfage.
~ the years sailed by,
Glavas started up the de-
partmental rungs. Then the
war came and he enlisted
with the Coast Guard. In
1944 he wa~ back on the
department as a new ser·
geant, working homicide at
Pals Hear
night and going to school
during the day.
At the beginning their jobs
never conflicted -"We just
worked opposltAI hours," abe ·
laughed.
Discussing their 29 mar·
rled years, GiMy amootbecl
her short blonde coiffure
and recalled havlnf to ad·
just thelr home life to ber
husband's working agenda.
"When there are children
involved you have to ad·
just," she stressed. "But
really it is not any differ-
ent from the factory work·
er and his schedule."
Shortly after their aon
Jimmy waa born, abe went
back to work. "WorkiDC
then waa never a nece1a1t)'
-It was becaUH I loY'ed
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REWARDING JOB
When the Newport chief
was commander of Los All·
geles juvenile divl&ion, Gin·
ny had a job which para!·
leled. She took a position
as admitting nurse al Los
Angeles juvenile ball. Goblins A Go Go
"~ kids saw me as a
nurse in white and talked
freely. I was the first fe-
male they bad seen a1nce
their detention, and they
wouldn't speak with tbe l>O*
lice. It wu reward.lnC to
me beceuse Jlm wan41ed tbt
best for them."
ln the spirit of things are Mr. and Mrs. P. K. Nldaola who celebrated tbe put
scare.in last Saturday. the Balboa Bay CIU'1 Goblinl A Go Go BaDoween Party.
In addition to Witches' brew, Ronnie Brown and tbe inYilible men played ID1llic
to clank cbain.s to and magidan I,.en Wayne perfG •+e>t w llllmtinc tricb.
Bealdea admitting t b •
younestert and admlldater-
inl medical~ abe utlllled ber power
of coauellng.
Tb1I prime example abe
cited to llhutrate bow a
nursing career could be just
as exciting, challenging and
reward.lng as police work.
But Glavas was on the
move and retired as a cap-
tain from the LAPD after
23 years of service. That
was six ye.ars ago when be
was hlred as chlef of po-
lice in Newport.
When they moved down
to thf! beach area Ginny
was the "chief" when it
came to house bunting. "It
was love at first slgbt," 1he
commented on findiJtg their
home.
AT HOME
Modern and spacious, the
house now is being redec·
orated. One room ii being
designed and built by the
chief, and will contain bis
official business and library.
Neighbors surroundine the
lake often see a different
side to the 6-foot-2 chief. He
often' relaxes by s.alling his
aabot or fishing in the lake's
stocked waters.
HU wife accredits h l 1
rise to the top with three
well chosen words -study,
study, study. "Because he
is dedkated he has taken
his share of criticism , but
he has remained honest and
sticks to bis principles, nev.
er wavering," she ex churn-
Musical
Sounds,
Sights Set
·It'll be a "musical"
meeting with piano and bal·
let selectioo.. presented ~
morrow at the 1 p.m. gath-
ering of Newport Harbor
Chapter 121, American As-
ae>CUtion of Retired Per-
sons.
Meeting in the Harbor
Senior Citizens Clubhouse,
members will be treated to Merilee Magnusen of the
Laguna Beach Civic Ballet
Co. dancing the "Winter
Fairy Variation" and "1be
Sugar Plum Fairy." At the
piano Mias Debby Hope and
Miss Michele Burford will
play classical numbers.
Chapter President Eugene
H. Hite Sr. of Huntington
Beach will present person·
aJ glimpses of the national
organization's founde.r, the
late Dr. Ethel Percy An-•
drus.
Mrs. Aaron Christensen,
vice president In charge of
entertainment, and Mr 1 .
Alexander R~er, wife of
the put chapter president,
are in charge of the pro-
gram.
Men and women over SS
years-ol age are invited to
attend.
Club Tuned In
ed proudly· · Radio and motllm picture
"He has a desire to in· news will be disclosed by
quire and spends a g r e a t Mrs. Laura Curry during
deal of time with his nose the first tea meeting of the .
burled in a book. season for the Laguna Beach
"Hls job ls a necessity to Woman's Club at 2 p.m . Fri-
him and his first ambition," day, Ocl 20.
she continued. "The image The rpelier ls state chair-
of hls department ls being man of motioi pictures, ra·
shaped and established by dfo and television .
his careful hands." Guests will be honored at
Although Ginny has only the meeting. Mrs. Clare De·
visited his office three Bus. first vice president, will
times, she knows this for preside in the absence of
LIUI• er .. lreal .. . ... ..,,,, ...... -II•
Durtni the gatberinf
lln. Ftederict I. .rudunan
aftered a reYicw of Robert
Criddm'• ''The Secret o( s.da Vlttorla .••
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Past Tunes ~-ur-e. _______ Mr_s._Geo_r_ge_H_._'Ib_om_ps;
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·~ A History of American
Popular Songs will be pre-
sented when William H.
Seaman, member of th e
V.'estminster High School
faculty, appears before the
Friends of the Fountain Val·
ley Library.
Augmenting his talk on
the general history of songs
from 1620 to the present at
the piano. his program will
be preceded by a short gen-
e.rat meeting at 1 p.m. Fri-
day, Oct. 20.
All members and friends
are invited to attend the
meeting, whid\ will tate
place only this month in the
Methodist Church of Foun·
tain Valley.
FALL ..• S
18" FALLS
Reg. $90
'50
2 .. " FALLS
Reg. $110
'60
Reg.
$1 2.00
WIGLETS
Reg. $20.00
Reg.
$21.00
WIGS PIOM '29''
malAe;
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JSO·D I . 11ftl St.
HILUHIN IOUAH
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blends in ~,;;; All a>ttm wOvm
novelties. 35• 1o ~ w.s:..
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for IO JmDY fall fashions.
Vast wlc ction of .olid col-
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wales. 3S' ID € wide.
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SHOP EVERY EVENING •
MONDAY THRU FRIDAY
UNTIL 9-.30 PM.-
SATURDAY ~IL 6 P.M.
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' IAU.U PltlPAUTIONS -IA>okinc over IOIDe of
the ftmnl mate for the aecond annual Christmas ba-
mr ..-.ec1 bJ tbe women of St. KarT• FJpilcopal
Date Rev ea led
For Gala Sale
BarpiD baalen mi,llt cir-
cle Wtclwda1, Nov. U on
their almclen, 1be day St.
JilarT• Epllcopa1 aiurcb-
,,... ltala tbetr aecood
.._.. Oriltmal bazaar.
ireuure chest of wblte ele-
phanta for 'l a grab.
Other cbaf.rmen usilttng
include tbe Mmes. Francis
M. Nau, workshop; J. W.
Downer, sewing; C. Stuart
Lewla and Allee King, dee>
orations; Charlton P. Boyd,
coffee and sandwiches, and
Edmund Fairebild, treasur-
Tiie eftllt. to tab place
la tlle Part Avenue Guild
Ball, wDl be from 10 a.m.
to 4 p.m.
,..,,,.,.... haft been work· erAJ..o serving u chainnen
Ill& • o.er a year on tra-are the Mmes. Alexander
cllklall Cbriatmu decor• Keith and Robert F. Schn\t-
ticm. bitted prmenta and zer. baked good.1; Charl~s
....... articln for the · S. Thomas, knitting; Edwin
0«1Doa, accoadiat to Mrs. J. Cutting, George R. Camp-
a.lel s 'nloma• of Co-bell and Robert c. Robb,
,... del M. originator of invitations; Wllllam Ullom,
the baur, ~ Mn. An-decorated bags ; Joyce Kiel.
..., Mar1blad al. Laguna, treasure cheat; Wllllam J.
dNdrmaa. Pinckney, posters, and Miss
Alie Clfterecl wOI be hom• Lily Wright and Mrs. May
..S. i.ud Joodl and I Ingraham, toys.
News Told
At Party
At • i-rtJ for relatlvel
_. dole trieDdl in t be
Bend~ Bwta bome al.
JCr. 8d Mn. Leroy Allen
.... ........... ol their
fn.,...,.8'11NnAllen
... , ......... to Jim Si-
-· .. of Mr. and Jin. Bae a11•4WD of Ful· ---Tiie ,.., coap1e wm be
mm1ed :O.C. 21, In the
Comlmmlty 11 e t b o d l at
Olardl. B111111qtno Beach.
Tbe bridHJect ii I Cfad•
aate ot lhmtiDeton Beach ...,,.., ..... ....,..
Hi8b ScbOol and attended IAllARA ALLEN
the Ualventty of Oalifor· Dec.mbtr Wedding
Jlla.. Dma. Sbe WU gradU· ---------ated from California State
CoDep • Fallerton, and it
a Wieber in the Anaheim Hip Scbool District.
Ber flance ii a graduate
of FuDertoo BlCh School.
Fuila1on Junior College and
Sa Diego State College,
wbrre be was a member of
Alpha Tau Omega frater·
atty.
~epublican
Women Elect
New officers will be elect-
ed when the Fountain Val-
ley Republican Women, Fed-
erated, meet at 7:30 p.m. to-
JDOJ row in McDowell School
17210 Oak St, FountaJn Val-
ley.
All erea women are invit·
ed to attend the meeting.
Mn. John Harper II presi-
dent of the organisation.
SICOND llG WEEK AT IOTH CINEMAS
JoBN KIRK WAYNE DOUGLAS
'
Berkeley Home
For Newlyweds
Maklnc tbelr bomt 1n
Berkeley are WWJam Lee
Woodle and h1I bride, the
form• Pamela Chrlltlna
Sweeney.
The couple were mll'rled
durinl I larclen Weddinl 1n
the Laiuna Beach home of
her puenta, Mr. and Mrs.
Jame 1 Stevena Sweeney.
The Rev. Roser T. Wilke
performed the ceremony.
tan Beach ailed hil couala,
Wllllam DeDDia Woodie, to
be beat man.
U1bers were Edward SbaY· er, John Peter Moe and Eu·
pne Seymour Avery.
Following UJe certmOQJ,
1!50 guest& enjoyed a recep-
Uon in the Sweeney home.
1be bride's aunta. Mr 1.
Richard M. Valenttne ol
Springfield, Va., and Mu.
Richard R. Y oumana of Hy-
attsville, Md. assJJted.
OPIN Ml
SUNDAY 2s1S
NOW ....
TUUDAY ............. ....,,, ,.._.. ......... .,...__,ON --... • Celer ... ........ ..,..~.Celer
PACIFIC ORI E-
p.~~ ~:~
Mias 1.oanne Scott of La·
guna Beach wu the m'1d of
honor, wblle bridesmaids
were the MllHI SUND Gil-
man and Katyu Sun ot La·
iun-. and· Donna Osman of
Berkeley:
The IOD al. Mr. and Mrs.
'lbe new Mn. Woodle, a
graduate of Laguna Beadl
Hilb School, II a ju1liar at
the UniveraltJ ol Callfonda,
Berkeley wh'1'9 abe II studJ·
lng art. Her buabend la aa1r.============t alumnqa of the aame mi------------1
Kermit Woodie ol Manbat-ventty.
c ·ombined · Endea.vors
Improve Community
Church are (left to right) ¥n. Olarles S. 'l'homu.
Mrs. C. Stuart l.Atwia and Mn. Baird Coffin. '11le
event will take place Wedriesday, Nov. 15.
The old d&cbe, "where
there'• a will, tbert'a a
way," aptly 111Pllet to the
publlc-lplrtted women who
work u c:hlirmen of area
Students
Betrothed
Summer nuptlala ln st.
Behel Church, La Canada
are being planned by Su-
san Lee Waldner and David
Earl Brown. ·
Announcln1 the eniage-
meot of her dauihter was
Mra. Charles B. Waldnerof
La C&nada. The future
bridegroom 11 the aon of
Mr. and Mn. Douglas E.
Brown of Colt.a Meaa.
clubs.
Oovertq the many areas
of community tmpovement
tn which that orautidou
are concerned•• the cbalr·
meawbowen~b)'
Mn. DU It Balb, ~
dent al. tbt Jmdor Woman'a
Club of Buntlniton Bffch.
Servtnc tbla year are thel--__;,--_..;~--=~
Mmes. Dm Smythe, Amer-
lcanam: Glenn HoUentteln,
Build a Better Community~
Bob Cbaae, CODHl'V&tion ; •----Robert Rowe, bulletin; Rob-.J.UUS ~uwc
ert Nlcboll, convention; 0. GABNER·ANDREWS
K. Goolsby, current laaues; J>OUGlAs. roBURN Robert Westerman, Feeler· II -
at1cm exten.alon; Ted Red-.:=~~'::::' dick. flDe aria; Don Pate, WTm .,,...-::::::. l .-.::,.
health; Stanley Hettlqa, "'
hiltorlan and Bernard Rog-Peter Sellert In
en, house. "THE 8080" Also serving are t h e
The bride-elect, a eradu-
ate of La Canada Hlah
School. ii a aopbomore at
Pasadena City College. Her
fia.nce, who graduated from
Costa Mesa High School, is SUSAN WALDNER
attending Orange Coaat Col· June Rites Set
Mmes. Dou&las Moacrtp. ln• l-====~~~==~1 terutional affain; Rlcbard Ii
Jeae.
AFS Benefit, ,
Art Exhibit '
Scheduled
Colt.a M-a.pter of
the American Field Service
is pl•nntns fer thia year's
major fund-raiaing event.
an Art Exhibtt and Benefit
Drawing oa Saturday, Oct.
21, in Ludlum Art Center.
Tustin, at 7:30 p.m.
Ticketa for '1 serve both
11 admlaaioo and a chance
on an oll landlcape by John
Plumer Ludlum. Money for
ticket. is being received by
Mr1. Mart.in Matson, 1742
lowa St., Costa Mesa, by
Friday, Oct. 20.
Guest Chooses
Communication
For Talk Title
Dr. Francis Mac O'Lasb
of Falrview State Hospital
will talk about Interperson:
al Relations and Communi·
cation to the Newport Har-
bor Area Alumnae of Delta
Delta Delta Friday, Oct. 20.
Members will gather at
10 a.m. for the brunch in
the Cost.a Mesa Golf and
County Club. Members may
bring guests, and reserva-
tion• may be made with
Mrs. Glen Askew, 642-0255.
She and Mrs. Richard Ran-
dall are in charge of deco-
ratiom and anaogementa.
4PORT /1. .. i.
-~ ...
j.BEST
FILM
OF
19661"
Nof-.1
Soclely
ti F'-C111ta
' ,,,..,..
Who Will
Dominate
Fish Derby?
Will the female &nil••
dominate the sport-ftlhlng
derby?
This year more reserva-
tions have been made by
women than ever before for
the annual Orange County
Association for Retarded
ailldren 1lshing derby Ht
Crawftrd a n d Maurice
Rummage Set
In LB Church
MarJ Pd Muth& Soci-
ety memben of St Paul's
Lutheran Church will ata1e
a nunmaa• •alt tomorrow
and Friday, Oct. 19-20 be-
ginDIDC at 9 a.m. in the
churc:b, at Cypreas Dr., La-
guna Bach.
Mra. Aqust Broker, pres-
ident of the group, l&id ev-
eryone II iDvlted to attend.
Further information may
be obtained by callina her
at 41M255 •
OIJ'l 11 CORSI
Alie HllllY flONIA Ill "WILCOMI fO HAD .,.....
·------········----,, lfflViii
Sunday, Oct. 22, from Bal· UFO Topic
boa and Newport Beach
deep .sea landings. UnidmtU1ecl FlyinJ Ob-
j9cta will be the topic dis-
cUllld by Walter Mahler
,.-bea members ol the Xi Mu
Mu chapter, Beta Slama Phi,
meet tonlCht in the West· mJmter home of Mrs. Car-
TUESDAY NITE ONL YI
611AT PILM CUSMCS
WATCH JOI THIM
IACH Win ..•
LaJt year's top distaff
angler placed third. 'Ibis
year assigned fishermen
will depart al 5 a.m. from
landings and return at 3
p.m. for the weighim.
Ticketa are •10 peT per-roll Lindlley. _ -Alie
eon and reservations are Hubanda of members PAUL MUNI
required with Art's Land· have been invited to attend ''The Good Earth"'
tng, 67H650 or Davey's ..;-_:tbe;'~f;:wactioll:;:;;:;. ____ ..;1!!!!!1!!m!l!!!!!m===== Locker, 673-1434.
British Called
Daughters of the British
E m p i r e, Westward Ko
ll,e mesa
.,.. . I .~ . . "''· ! •• , ...
~lt'•"'" •. : /.'J[I H1\l<l',ld/ l'J '(;)T,\ ·~f')t,
Chapter, will meet in tbe 'TILIPHONI 541·1552 POI INFOIMATION L a g u n a Beach home of
Mrs. Graham Wilcox at
noon Monday, Oct. 30.
All women of British an-
cestry are invited to •
tend. Further inlormatllm
is available by calling Mn.
Wilcox, 494-8232.
THIRD SMASH
WEEK
A CodoPonli ~
Antonloni's
BLOW·UP
\lan111a Red;raw
Olr¥id ~ ·Sorati Mil..
COl.OI
ll!l@il(!fii "' .. , •• ., -. ..... ~c...-. ....
FOR ADULTS
Lucl•n• P•lunl
"THI ONE·EYED ... SOLDIEP.S"
No. 1 Paper: The Daily Pilot
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fM AIN'rlma .,...,_ fl/ a mm, • ..,.Jou fareel
.......... ...,. ,....,.._ ...... Sunday, 8:30 ~ TWnl ... n..tn, 1t2'7 Newport IMf. (Mir ......,,c........... .
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At y_. UDO, ef C111lll
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Fa1
greal
been
am
in ]
prodt
whid
nlng
For
Brice
the I
into
years
a nd
years
the
leave
desir1
Bui
show
ment
ing h
riage
gamt
Nothi
her l
abou1
oH tl:
"Oy,
worst
"It c
there
got, j
all-ti.I
MIMI
For
of tb
IM6
Ult : .. ..,
Mimi
limp]
l>bl no 1
Brice
mana
and a
edy :
belle\
She
some
~r1 mate·
ables.
stein.
way c
some
form:;
can .
reer.
Wh .
impo1
parts
of Fa
age ti
early
their
the bo
City•
tor. C
Wincl
Durai
ENEJ
Im1
ry, a1
fact 1
bless1
ergy .
istic I
allw
~pee
bu sin
to be
was 1
"Cc
the bt
Meloc
gives
choru
ize. ":
can ll
late " At
the et
here
witb I
fact 1
and f
dren.
But
playe-
bring!
uncor
zany
battle
feld.
As
in 12le
dueer
cast,
solid
pit. T
ducti1
DAILY PILOT , WedMSday, Oct.obtr 18, 1%7
•FutaftJI Girl'
Musical
Delight
In Round
By ALBERT W. BATES
Of .... Dellr , ........
Fanny Brice, an all·time
great of show business, bas
been brought back to life in
a m o s t satisfactory way
ln Melodyland Theater's
production of "Fu.My Girl,"
which opened Tuesday eve-
ning for a two-week run.
For oldsters who were
Brice fa11.1 straight through
the century's teen years,
into the Ziegfeld Follies
years of the Roaring '208
and into the Baby Snooks
years of radio's heyday in
the 19308, "Funny Girl"
leaves a few things to be
desired.
But the story line of this
show la confiDed to the seg-
ment of Fanny's life involv-
ing her romance and mar-
riage with the notorious
gambler, Nicky Arnstein.
Nothing about Billy Rose,
her later husband. Nothing
about the improbable squaw
off the reservation signing,
"Oy, I'm an Ind.Ian." And
worst of all, no singing of
"It cost me a lot, b u t
there's one thing that I've
got, it's My Man .•• "-an
all-time pop classic.
MIMI SUPERB
For thote who un't think
of the la t e, great ee-
IMCtienne without tldlllklnld die Jyricl and .....,
"MJ Man," there'• .i.e..
Mimi Hlnea, as Fa.nJIJ, la
limply 1uperb.
J'>hyslcally, Mias Bines is
no tall gangling Fanny
Brice. She's petite. But she
manages, with a good voice
and a feel for the Brice com-
edy touch, to brine oJl a
believable facsimile.
She ls aided by a hand-
s ome actor named Anthooy
Geoue, late of TY's "Check-
mate 'I"• and "The Untoucb-
ables," playing Nick Arn·
stein. He has been on bis
way onward and upward for
some time. and this per-
formance with Mlmi Rines
can only advaece bis ca·
reer.
While the story line omits
important and well known
parts of tile-star-dtnt41d
of Fanny Brice, it does man-
age to bring in ·many of the ·
early episodes which had
their male oounterparts in
the beginnings in New York
City or such as Eddie Can-
tor. Georgie Jessel, Walter
Winchell and Schnozzola
Durante.
ENERGETIC
Implicit in the whole sto-
ry. and the melodies, ls the
fact that Fanny Brice was
blessed with that extra en·
ergy and drive 10 character-
istic of succeaful people in
all wal.ka of life, and most
especially in big time show
business. She was destined
to be a star, even when abe
was racked up u a failure.
"Cornet Man" ·ii one of
the better numbers .Ai> the
Melodyland production for it
gives Mimi Hines and a tine
chorus a cbaJ)Ce to harmon-
ize. "He's the only man who
can make my coffee perco-
late," Famy says of Nicky.
At enotber point ttiere' s
the eternal lament, "I taught
her everything she knows,"
witll parents bewailing the
fact they've been upstaged
and forgotten by their cbil·
dren.
But brash Fanny, so well
played by Mimi Hines.
brings the house down with
uncommon persistence and
zany humor. She .wins ttie
battle with Florenz Zieg-
feld.
As has so often been true
in the put, Melodyland pro-
ducen back up their key
cast with fine cb«uset and
solid musical support in the
pit. This 11 true of this pro-
duction.
'68 lucp
looklnCJ for
a home
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NEWPORT
Couru of Fashion • NewPOrt Buth
T tit phone &44· 1212
~nop Mon.thruF'rl. llll)()~m to
'I 30 "m.-Sat. JO 00 I m. to " rm.
ANAHEIM
44' N. Euclid e Anaheim
i\11~hftlm Shopplno Center-Phone 5JS·8121
Shop MondAy thru Saturd~y
10 00 a m. to ,,)0 p m.
GLr1·1·ER
TOPPING,
HAREM
DRAPING
#lashing a sultan's
ransom of sequins and
beads .•• slained glass
poffern rliell, s-m-1, «J.00
with harem culottes
sweeping softly in white
rayon crepe, 2.6.00
BEADED
TREASURES
from the Orient ... land ol
Marco Polo's travels. our
luxuriously beadecl fur
blencl sweaters of
lambswool/ Angora
rabbit/ nylon. black or white,
sizes 36-44, 13.DO
a. cardigan wifft satirt ~and seed peaA
Roe-al c.orsage 4'nd trim.
b. cardigan with leaf spray of seed pearls.
satin bugle ~s. baroque pearf be4'ds. .
Jbilmd~orden~ Bad&fd Spoitswear. 85
. . . ~· .
. '• .. .
, ..
• • I
t ,,. . ,
~ ~~ ·~
RICH COLORS,
FLOWING LINES
~ ,
"
J . '.
I /'4 .. -. • #.
culottes by ALEX COLMAN, short,
yet slinky ... to put you in
lavor with your favorite
potentate! stripes, wild, primitive,
exuberant ... in washable
acrylic, misses' sizes, 23.00
~·s Sportswear, 78, 89
Be a modern Clay Maret> Pofo • • •
W IN A 1 S·DA Y TRIP FOR TWO
TO TOKYO AN D HONOLULU
VIA PAN AMERICAN
WOR LD AIRWAYS JET CLIPPER
includes hotel accommodations
(no meals).
fill out an entry blank now et
the Broadway .
e Get helpful travel tips at our
Pan American -American T ourister
pciding demonstrations, F r i d • y,
. Oct. 20: Huntington Beach, 2:00
p.m.; Newport. 7:30 p.m.
NEWPORT * •' ~
.. • • i
! .
~"""'' ~ASHION ISLAND AT NEWPORT Cf.NTER ~ ...
DEL AMO
llawt.homt Bhid. at C.V-S
In !>fl Amo Cfnter
Shoo Monday t.hru S~
10 00 &.m. te ' JO J .r.1
14lS~ ...... ~
T~ Ul ... )JI
9-..... ~SI«,,.,,
10 00 ..... .. ~ JO , -
tlJNTINGT~ BEACH
nn Edi~r Ave. e Huntlnqton Bt~ch
Ttlepliot1t 8~2 ·33' I
~II MCl"day thru S•turd1y
10 00 1.m. In ? )I) o.m.
LONG BEACH
21M Bellflower 81\'d. • lont l eldl
ltlrphont ~'l&·llH
Snno Manday thru Saturci•v
HI Oil I m to ' JO p.m.
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DAILY PILOT
KATHLEEN HITZEL
CdM Bn.t..lecf
Betrothal
Rev·ealed
The betrothal ol Kathleen
Hitzel and H. Dean Hillyard
was revealed by their par-
ents. Mr. and Mn. Ray F.
Hitzel of Corona del Mar
and Mr. and Mrs. Harley 11.
Hillyard ol Santa Ana.
No date has been an·
nounced by the couple.
The bride-e le c t ii an
alumna ot Corona del Mar
High School and attended
Northern Arilaaa Unlver·
stty. Her fiance ,,.. srad-
ua~ from Sutt Ana Ju,11
School. Slota Ana OoUeee and •as a student at OIJJ.
fornia State College at Ful·
lerton.
Presaitly be is serving
with the U.S. Navy aboard
the USS Preble In San
Diego.
Volunteers
Staffing
Concession
Costa Mesa, N e w p o r t
Beach and Laguna Beach
women are among the more
than 100 women's guild vol-
unteers pooJing their culi·
nary talents at a conces·
sion In Island House, Fash·
ion Island.
The Symphony Association
Women's Guild.a from 13
communities are preparing
and s e 11 i n g sandwiches,
fried chicken. soft drinks
and coffee to raise funds
for tne uscdation.
The concession is open
from 10:30 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Monday through Sabll'day,
and will remain in business
until the completion next
month of three restaurants
in the shopping center.
LB Club Fetes
Past Leaders
Laguna Beach memben
of the BusinMs and Profes·
sional Women's Club w i 1 J
honor past presidents from
1935 through 1957 during •
Civics Participation Dinner
ln the Outrigger tomorrow
evening at 7: 30.
The event celebrates Na·
tional Business Women's
Week which will end on
Saturday, Oct. 21.
The program will include
a surprise speaker, accord-
ing to Mrs. Maurice M. Van
Dyke, chairman.
The Laguna lfOUP was
formed 32 yeats ago. with
40 members participating.
WANTED
BOYS & GIRLS
WHO ARE NOT AFRAID
OF A TV CAMERA ............ -Hel1ywM4 T.._. Peel .. c.-,.,..
Thursdrt Only
H .. ,_.. T.._. C..ON'-
..,_ W111 le At
COS1 A MESA GRANGE c.-........ _. ........
T_Meclil ... .,_......,
.. ~-7:Mp-a., .... n.s.. Oct. 1 M °"" . . . .......... ,.. ....... ,,_, "" .. ,, ........... .
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C......-cMtt. Set* _. M"· .... ,..... _. ...... ... ... ...._
Spomored by . • .
Tak•l Production1 Inc.
Hollywood ._ __ ... ~,......
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WNintsdiy, Octobtr 18, 1967
I nstitute's
Message
Due BPW
Mlaa Anne Maiuire. I vol-
un~er member of t b e
Braille Imtl~~ Speabn'•A----~
Bureau, will bring her mes-t:::::=i'
sage to the Bualness and
Profesaional Women's Club
of Newport Harbor tomor·
row ..
Members will gather ln
the Mesa Verde Countr,y
Qub for a dimer pncedlng
the 7:30 p.m. evenl l
Miss Maguire la a put•
president and pres en ti
achievement and member-
ship chairman of tbe La-1
guna Beach brandl ol the
National League ol Ameri·
can Pen Women.
She attended DePaul and
Northwestern universities
.nd the Mary WoodJ Chase
School of Musical Arla, Chi·
cago. For more than 18
years she wu employed ln l the public relations depart-
ment of Pacific Teleph~ne
Co.
The Institute she repre-
sents is located in Los An-
geles and provides more
than 120 free classes, ac-
tivities and services to the
bl.ind of all ages. It lJ a
nonprofit organisation.
IOCIAL &
BUSOOJS
GATBIRINGS
SOUCITED!
Wedding Receptiaa
Welcomed
Banquets our '
Specialty
llYOUhawtbe
RESPONSIBILI'l'Y
of ananging a proper
BANQUET for your
Club or Organimti.cm,
or if you are charged
with making arrange-
ments for a Festive,
Family FUNarION .
please know we feel
warrant.ad in claimiag a
SUPERIORITY in
BANQUET
FACILl'l'I&9
over any .tablidnnmt
known to 111 &n ~m
the F.-t.em eiti&
We c:anaccommodate
as manyu499 Guests
REGARDLESS of
their individual SIZE.
Weha.ebem ioldbyour
evez-grow:ing BeoquS
Client.els thai our
FOOD,SERVICB
and choice of
BEVERAGES are
equalled only by our
facilities for ballrooni
DANCING and our
magnificent MARINE
VIEW.
U YaR Gloap 5
DEP.ENDING upon
YOU to plan it.a next
function, have NO
futher CONCERN.
Our Mr. Gol1ahon
will paciouaJy
RELIEVE YOU~
even ·the smelled dslatl
as put of oarM'rice.
THERE HA VE BEE·N
SOME CHANGES
MADE AT THE
OLD PAVILION
.. ,r
""' I/~
Pl\VILIDI
NEWPORT BEACH
~-.iri..u::.~
WONDF.Bft)I, P&OPL&
WOUJNO TOGl:TllEB
• • • for tbe bettelmeot of
the.lir community • • • Al·
w~ feel a bit ol iatA1gia
when U n I t e d Fund time
rol1a around • • • October is muted Fwxi mooth. There
la no blib: ol ringing door-ci
bella thia year. For the pest
c o u p l e ot weeks hun·
dreda of volunteer workers
have been quietly 1toing up
and down their respective
bJockg and canvassing their
special buildings S8YilW' "Please Give." $172.523 la a
kit ol dollars, and our New·
port Beach United nmd baa
always made their g o a 1.
'lbere are 25 dwitles in
all, covering all the facets
of youth, health. and com-
munity weUare anybody
could po&ibly want to give
to. U your doort>ell were
rung 25 different times, you
would probably give a dol·
tar each time • • • &o at
least reach for a 20 and a
5 please • • . you'll be the
hippier !or it. The United
F\nd ii audl a giving 1b1ng •
all the way around. rm al·
ways amazed how the 9 ol·
ficerll • • • all bUI)' I busy
people around town. can sit
around a table once a mondl
for 12 mont!IS and ~ QP
with $172,523. Of OOW'1le diq
'-ve tbe hel(J ol 3.1 diree-
ton. u commJttee chairmeD
and 25 adviaon, all wbo
ban worked on this ~
for years, giving of their
time and talents freely and
~. And all you have
to do JI lftdl In your poctc.
et cmce.
POU& YOVBSEl.I A
STKAWB!lB&Y
n.&VO&ED OANDl&
.. • • Mab it any lhape
100 Wilb. dependhc Oil tile cmtatner. Could be a flat
aflver tny with &&~g
flowen mtermtaeled with
the ond!eltd>t Q)uJd be a
bnnd)' ailfter, or a series
ol )"OUI' tiniest mmd bub-
ble g1aaaes. No fears, limply
wash with I04aP and water.
Candlelight ahimmerlng in
pools rl. beautiful liquid col ..
or Is a new exciting exper-
ience for the candle watch·
era aociety. Add to thia the
delicious essense d. lemon,
cinnamon, be.)t>ercy or ltraw-
berry aloog with decoratoc'
colors and you have the in-
gredients tor perfect hospi-
tality.
MINIATUBIJ CJllE81'8
&&E BIO
Hoose that brlck-a.-brack
In Rollenthal Netter'• ltall·
an straw cbesta Jn Takashi
colon. N"" Italian Mr. Ro-
aenthal Netter mightn't like
the reference of the cok>r
ol h1a chesta by way of Ja.
pen. But Mr. Takasbi blaz-
ed the trail ol brlgbt or·
ange, vivid reds, b 1 u 1 11
g r e e n 1, and yellows in
enmnelwve dishes, mup
and serving ~. and
they-.are still -.polren ol as
Takashi colors. Mr. Taka-
shi wu here last week
along with ISO Nippooeae
retailet9 who wen ~
out the American Way up
mi down OQr west coe.at.
We were all IO ~
with their beautHully t&ilor-
ed navy blue BU:ita and the
Vf!rj quiet way they moved
around. No American talk
except llD OOOl8ioDal C&ntiD-
al and eo.ton, and when
they spoke to eedl other It
wu 80 80ft 10'1 could have
heard a pm drop. And thetr
cameras! Wowle! Tb e y
took ptctlre9 lib mad, but
we never saw a dngle flaah
bulb. We all felt enriched
with their crmlng because
they gave ua a piece d. an-
other world for just an hotr.
BRICK·A·BRACX
STILL 11.lNOING
Didn't we find a straw
chest to put it Jn. Little ••.
they'd house • loaf ol bread
If they were food chem,
but tnaide they're lined with
fabric • • • ., why not re-
c l p e 1. envelopes, gl.ove1.
l1r jewelry. Rx>senthal Net-
ter a &1ao d 0 l n It great
things with straw to wrap
around pyrex baking dishes
to make the.m look table de-
lightful. You'll find one for
a pie plate, a round dish,
or the ~ oblonc . . .
same Wild bright bigb fub.
ion colon. And don't be
afraid to mix them with 1001'
tine china. We put a pie plate
aloogllide a fine Engfilh
bone china cup and aucer.
and It didn't hurt at an.
ln the Gift Shop y00 cen
tven find a cute b>thplck
holder. We've heard tell that
a little old lady in Italy
earwt them out d. M>Od
••• a little old man with
hla hMd back asytnc "AIL"
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lengthwise strips. Sprinkla beef with s
rectangle, top with 'h bacon strip ond
.1alacLoil. bro.wn 1oulode$ II 0 to 15 min
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Use to marinate 2 lbs. round steak cut I I /2 to 2" thick. Marinate in
foy, droin meat, 5av.e marinade. Brown meat in 2 T. shortening. Add II
i, 1/4 C chili sauce, 2 T. chopped onion. Cover and simmer I 1/4 hrs~
1rch with 2 tsp. water, odd to pan liquid. Cook until thickened. Add 3
C. pitted ripe olives, I sm. can artichokes drained. Heat. Place meet on
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Bring to boiling, covered, reduce heat, simmer 2 hrs. Remove rouladet
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Ml. AND MRS. G. P. KIOHANI
Home In Coste Mesi
Coast Couple's
Rite Performed
Smith °' Sama Ana. VJdd ADM Harrett. Ill
llrtde'1 niece, WU 1tJe flow-
er llrl. and MlcbMl WQM Hargett. her nephew, 1n1
the ring bearer.
Servtn.J u. beat man wu Adrian Dorntngo, and uab-
ers were Joeepb and Paul
Keohane, the bridegroom'•
brothen. Mrs. Lorraine
Stilea WU the cqWat.
Assisting at the reception
in the ACidway City Amerl·
can Lellon Hall were Mn.
Irving Frets, Mlaa Donna
Freier and Mrs. Cliffmd
Webb. Min ~ llCD-
mond Of Monrovia clraullt-
ed the iueat boot. Out-al·
9tate guesb were Mr. ad
Mra. Jamet Brausdl of
Glendale, Arlz.
FollowiDC a Lu V ....
honeymoon, tte newlyft41
are at home 1n Costa M-.
'l1le bride it a graduabt,. of
Cotta Mesa mp Sdlool end Oraare Cbut College, ~e
her lX1lbam received hiJ
eduoat:ioo in ~ance.
Newlywed LaVeques
Honored at Reception
Mr. end Mn. Charles John Arcoll, the bride'• ~
M. An»l1 op• n • d ibelr tlher, and Mkhael Vance IA-
La 1 u n a home to 75 Veque, tie bridegroom'• au• cb'iDg a reception hoDortng their newlywed brother,~ of IAguna .
daaltlter llXl eon • kl • law, The new former Marilyn
Mr. end Mrs. Charles D. Arco1J attftlded Lag u, a
-l:Al~. • -sea1.11 Hl~T anQQil.
Assisti.ng at the reoeptiion orado State College.
ftl"t Mr. and Mrs. Qlerlel Her hU8bemi, the 90ll of
Cltrte ot Sa* Ana. the 1 a t e Mr. and Mii.
Guest. induded Dooald Dwane LaVeque, was a .m.
dent et Michigan State Ui'Ji..
The DAILY PILOT ve~!;·we!'e married ln t.u
Covers Boating
Best in West
Vegas, and are tnakinC
their home in L a g u n a
Beach.
.,,.. Slaviet.'s . ·~
~aCuabre Plaza Special,1'~
CULTURED PEARlS
Cnacl Indeed-to find adtwed peat.
du. hid....t Ill a prioe dala low. Gnduated.
dll 14K Pd clap. ExqUite to keep ad
to p.e. Who'• to bow yoia foad tiach & IUpel'lati•e
baJ! SouJ, DO pbooe or mail ordm, ~
SLAVICK'S ............... ,.,.,
11 FASHION ISLAND e NEW,Oln IEACH
LM A119tlH e C.11tvry City • 6 le11cl1I• e Torrence
Sen lerntr4'ln• e Sante a.rbere
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ANOTHER SHORT b NE -Unbeaten heavyweight contender Joe
Frazier stalMb in right after knocking Tony Doyle senseless in the
aecand round of their fight in Philadelphia Tuesday night. Frazier
never worked up a. sweat in polisbinc off the hand-picked opponent.
State Is sue s Compromise,
County JC's Will Comply
Orange County's junior collegt!fi have
apparently r e a p e d dividends from
their organized protest O{ St.alt Jun.
ior College Association plans to split
up the Eastern Conference.
Meeting in San Francisco Tuesda')'.
the CJCA approved a compromise
plan. The new Eastern Canference, ef-
fective next fall, will Jook like this;
Golden W e s t, Orange Coast, Fuller-
ton, Mt. San Antoni o, Santa Ana, San
Diego City College, San Diego Mesa
and Rio Hondo.
Previously, the CJCA Dad placed all
four San Diego area junior colleges
in with a split EC but the'Tuesday
compromise puts the other two,
Southwestern and G1'05smont, in an·
othM league.
The five county schools bad vigor·
ously protested the original proposals,
citing excessive transportation costs
to San Diego and the lack of well-bal·
anced sports programs (the San Die-
go schools have no aquatics pro-
iJrami ). GWC, OCC, Fullerton, Santa
Ana and Cypress made plans to form
their own coofereooe and bolt ttl« state
body.
But the new league alignment is e{.
fective for football only.
''This I think we can live with for
awhile," commented Golden West
dean Dr. Dale Miller.
"The compromise is .a aignificant
departure irom earlier plans and I'm
quite happy about it."
Said OCC dean .Joe Kroll: ''I'm not
too unhappy at this point. Our main
Solons Plearl
For Seattle
Franchise
WASHINGTON (AP)-The two U.S
Senators from the state of Washing-
ton called on the American <'6ld Na·
tional Baseball Leagues Tuesday to
assign a new franchise to Seattle.
Sens. Warren G. Magnuson a n d
Henry M. Jackson, both Democrats.
5e-nt a telegram to the majOt" league
meeting in Chicago in which t h e y
•aid expansion to Seattle "will pro·
vi de true oaliooaJ flavor. bringing in
five states of the great northwest plus
Western Canada with its growing
sports-minded population."
They said : "Seattle is the pivot
point of fastest growing section in the
UnHed States with rapid expansion of.
population. industry and leisure time
demands."
In saying that Seattle has been too
overlooked in the major sport& Ncene,
the Senators added that "assignment
of a franchjse should be convincing
action to assure a needed new sta·
dium."
The joint telegrams were sent to
\\'arren Giles and Joseph E. Cronin,
presidents of the National and Ameri·
Nm Leagues, respectively, with a copy
ROtn~ to William D. Eckert. c<>mmis·
s1oner of baseball.
concern in tM beginning was the lack
of balanced programs for t:M San Di-
ego schools, but since the new plan is
for football ooJy. it doesn't make any
difference now."
The other major Southland JC foot-
ball conference includes Chaffey, Cit·
rus, C)iress, Rjvt!f"side, San Bermr-
dino, Grossmont. Palomar and South-
western.
In all oeber sport.a, the five Pacific
Southwest Conference (Sao Dlego)
teams will continue to compete in their
present league. The 10 Eastern Con·
fereoce tNJM will also cootinue on
their present competitive pattern, but
wiJJ add Rio Hondo of Whittier as an
llth team.
The Metropolitan and Western State
Conferences will show some changes
next year. Pasadena City C.Ollege and
Los Angeles Pierce will switch from
the Western State to the Metropolitan.
East LA transfen from the Metro to
the Western State.
Six northern California league.s will
operate according to an alignment
worked out last May.
Laker s Set
For Battle
With Wilt
PHILADELPHIA (UPI) -The L.os
Angeles Lakers arrived here t o d a y
for their first encounter or the Na·
tional Basketball Association season
with the country's highest pajd ath·
lete -Wilt Chamberlain -and his
world champion Philadelphia 76ers.
The Lakers go against the mighty
P hiladelpbians and their $250,000 su·
per-center fresh from a 107-105 win
over the Chicago Bulls Tuesday night.
In that one the Lakers had to over·
come a tenacious second-half rally by
the stubborn Bulls before center Mel
Counts hit two free throws with eight
seconds left to salt the win away.
Counts finished the evening with 19
points but ceded scoring honors to old
pro Elgin Baylor who had 21.
F' o r m e r teammate Bob Boozer
threatened to make the Lakers' sea·
son opener a fiasco as he poured in
17 points in the fin al quarter to brin~
the BulJs from a 14 point halftime def·
icit to within striking rustance Booz-
t>r was high scorer in the game with
36
Los Angeles was without the serv-
ices of guard Jerry West. out for three
weeks with a broken hand.
LOS ANOILU CHICAGO
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C11r~ • ..5 " WutllnolOll s N 81yl0!' I M 21 Hu klns 0 ~ 9.,,,.,. ' 0.0 • Mueller , n
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WtdMSdiy, Octobff 18, 1'167 DAILY PILOT
Frazier • Ill Easy Win
~
Doyle· Victim Of 2M RouM TKO
-z ... m ,..-Clll&. Be'aaatol biP
.-.... .._ .. ca111• tbenand ...............
............. ...., ,. -liop °'
n.,lit.. -* llill -. die ,,., we
........... m9ft. .... take bim
... willl ......... ..
Fnllilr' ................ 1 by Ring
"• iw ..a Na t 11iJ a. Workl Box-illc A-:..rw, t:iilfit 11 Im train-ws 9ilws.
-1 6' .ilill liU I .. I.old. at.ayed
.................. U.body.
I ...... M le._ Illa because his
--~-.... " ,,_ UlllM o.i,tr. wt. came here
willl • S4-I ~ W ..-omiaed
tllr ....... ~ apillllt the tough
~411 _, ape1I believe will
., ..... $ c
'nil _., ........ ,.. Doyle,''
said the beaten fighter aa he aat on a
table while a cut on hil forehead was
treated. "I couldn't concentrate on the
fight. I was worried about m,y two
premature born babies."
Doyle's wife gave birth to the twins
last week ln Salt Lake City .
The 197~ pounder didn't land more
than half a dozen blows ln the ab-
breviated fight. Frazier never blink-
ed, nor stopped pressing forward in
his relentless style. The winoer didn't
work up a sweat.
The stocky 5-foot-9 Frazier started
Doyle on his way out in the early
seconds of the second round when
be caught him with a left book that
sent the loser to bis knees. Doyle took
the mandatory eight count. t.be last
four on his feet, but his fight was
gone.
PtlE.Q.YWS ... FR -Jm C.W ol the
United Stat.ts ltnim • lie lwGb tk ape a. wim
the 200-meter cblll dmrillC dlr ~ Gamrs
U" T..._.. being Jtaged in Mexico City. G. Giann.atwio of Italy
placed aecond witiJ bi! fellow countryman J. Giani
finilbing third.
Carlos Wins 3rd U.S.
Pre -Olympics Medal
MEXICO CI1Y (AP) -..... C.-
los of New Yort ._ ~ D •ite4
States' third CGid -ml ill tlllt f're.
Olympics Tuesday, eawmilc tlllt -
meten in 2111.1 .: 1
Carlos, wbo ~ Eatl Ta:aa
State College, led • die W'af. Bil time was m-tm.ltl .. a termll •
the best of bis career am an.
tenths of a ~ u..r ._ •
winning effort • ~ p~
Games this p1uuwr.
~·1 feJl sldggtdt;" lilr uil '*"· -r
felt too k>ole and I Hsitafef at 9e
start because a hamm me ill my ldl
leg bothered me.."
Nade.z Cllilova ef B.alia .. ....
country's foarUa pld _..., ... a
a.I ,.. .i 51 led. .lift incbts. Maren
~./I Ba1i:1!J eapts, N. J .. was
mt ill a.• ;ditioa witll a throw
.. Ga.
E ' ' PMIUwm al Poland won
die .._ at JD.I.. Wwld record bold-
er l..mlk Dmek ol Cziechcslovakia .. an willt a bat throw of. 115-?lh.
"") lrJl ...,., tired." ~t said.
--.,. ii ii tllte .......
a.ii Pa; ·.'•el Greece beat
_. IJiG: R •-1 ' r di el UCLA il1 lbe
pi1i ..._ w ""'i al 17~•-Papani-
allll. a lllllllal at San Jose State,
dlmd • Im aRly oa bis first at-
._.... ............ bit the bar wilb
-mi• llis .... tries. P a · 8iaed in three at·
FORMER ARMY GRID GREAT
KILLED IN VIETNAM FIGHTI NG
SAIGON (AP)-libj. Daald W. 1111-
leder , the most~ pbyw •a.
1955 Anny football tam wtidl ....
Navy. was ooe Olf Sil Amel irw tilet
ln action Tue:lday apimt a Ct•
nist force 4l miles .nlll cl Saipa. lie
was 32.
The batde was aw lliam ~
action since the ~ Olf C. Tim
last month and tbe Noootieat fidi'"'C
above Sa.igcm siace i.st ~
Holleder, father cl ro.-dlilllla.
was in the West Poi11t dau cl IM.. Be
was the soe of Mn. ln-.g A.
Cowles of Websta". N.Y.. a ~
near Rochester, N Y. 1m .......
~ _. tk foar children live in
AM i iii. Va.
B I a .. Dir principal in a
wpciae awiCdl .,. Cai. Earl Blaik.
a.. ArW1f hleOd coach. that was
en ftd • a.e maill reas4fl f o r
/trsf'I .... JU Tict«y over Navy .....
JM! • r was rega ded aa one of the
i-.a .-ia ailegild.e football in
J1i1, .. JWidwa1 fll Ille 1956 season
.._ ........ qllll1erbtact by Blai.lt.
Al a. timw die mot'e wa, called
.....,, r..,..-w BoDeder' quickly
•ocl :el •a palaft'. After the vie· lilr7 .wr Na.y lilr said be was happy
ewr Ille ...-.. aad f~lt be bad made
a cwll....., .. Army'• triumph.
tempts at breaking Bob Seagren•s list-
ed world record of 17-7%. Paul Wilson,
Seagren's teammate at Southern Cal.
has a pending mark of 17~.
Viorico Viscopoleani of. Romania
won her country's first gold JMdal,
winning the long jump at 21-6;'4.
Rene Jourdan of France, Juan Mar,
tinez of Mex.ico and Mohamed Gam·
moudi of Tunisia led the qualifiers in·
to Wednesday's finals in the 5,000
meters, each wiming bis beat.
Ian MccatfertyOf Gteat "'Britaffiled
on the last lap of ms heat when his
leg tightened up. In obvious pains, he
dragged off his shoes and limped to
the f i n I s h line. He ended up fifth,
missing ~be finals.
W erhas, Coates
Turned Loose
By Angel Brass
The California Angels placed tht
emphasis on youth Tuesday when they
announced the cutting of two . veter-
ans and the acquisition of seven minor
league players.
Lopped off the roSlier were pitcher
Jim Coates, sent to the Angels' Seat-
tle farm club, and infielder John
Werhas. who went to the Washington
Senators farm system.
Tbe parent club brought themselves
up to the major league playing limit
of 40 with players from their farm
system.
Among the seven called up were
five pitchers. an infielder and an out-
fielder.
Troubles
Plague
Games
By GLENN WHITE
MEXICO CJl'Y -Hot and cold nJ.D:.
nlng contJ:ovenies have ttuutened to
turn the Uttle Otympics into a battle-
tleld for national and international
squabbles.
However, it seems that rMSt of the
57 nations, 1,000 athletes and 600 re-
porters gathered here for the final
dress rehearsal of. the 1968 Olympic
Games will survive the stormy going.
The hottest and most incredible has·
ale, .involves ~ the Mexicans as this
nation's swimming team has Issue~ a
threat to withdraw from upcoming
competition.
Hostile relations between swimmers
and Little Olympics officials were gen-
erated wben it was announced that
limited seating facilities at the pool
bad resulted in the mini-printing ol
2.oo tickets for swim competition.
This meant there would be no tick•
eta for the families of Mexlcam swim·
men, causing much cba&rln to com·
petitl:lrl IDd team officiala.
An immedi.ate threat to withdraw
wu Issued and red.feoed UtUe Olym-
pic officialJ were feverishly warkinC
to resolve the matter.
And, it appears now that most
w<tunded feelings have healed some-
what and Mexico probably will be
represented in swimming -one of
her stronger sport.a.
That, howeves-. is only one of the
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WHITE
WASH
........ "'"' • rhubarbs that have kept officials en
their toes.
Because of last summer's ww, Ea-
pt and Israel decided to keep their
teams home from the Little Olympics,
but have indicated they'll field t.eam.11
for the '68 Olympics -providing there
are no JnQre wars in the interim.
The two Koreas got in on the act.
Indignant-North Koreans cancelled
their scheduled appearance because
their rivals to the south had been in·
vited.
But they might just as well have
overlooked their differenees because .
South Korea isn't coming anyway .
Tbe biggest upset in the strained re-
lations department is the presence of
East Germany's gx:oup in this meeh
the largest Intema6onal gathering of
athletes since t1le 1964 Olympics in
Tokyo.
East Germany was the problem
child of the 1966 Pre-Olympics meet
held here.
"Our Big Red Brothers." as West
Germ.an reporter Ulrich Kaiser dubs
his Communilt neighbors, got steam-
ed up because they were not allowed
separate identity from the West Ger-
mans.
They protested, and wtM!n they saw
they were not getting anywhere pack-
ed their hammers and sickles and .
went home.
However t:M matter bas since been
arbitrated. They can use their own na·
t.ional emblem for the Little Olymp!cs.
And they may enter their own na·
tional team in the '68 Games.
But, Inwnatlonal Olympic Commit·
tee ruling says the two German dele-
gations must compete under one flag
and one ant.hem.
You can imagine what a hassle that
must have been to get them to agree
on a common flag and national hymn.
But it was done.
They'll use a Beethoven selection
for the anthem and the current West
Gertnan flag will be modified by adds
Ing the Cive Olympic rings to its black
reef and gold stripes. '
Expect Approval For KC Move
CHICAGO (A.Pl A.::JJienc•
U>ague owners were npeded to ...
prove today Cbarlei 0 . Y-udey"i ,....
posal to shift the Kamas Uty A·,
franchise fu ~then pcmibly tit
turn their atteatiGm t.o "XpaOS'Ola
Although the o ••~r ' ~-.
comm.itt.aJ., maintainiag they • MllM
to hear the ~ befcn mMillC
decisions. it a,pparect ~ ._...
get the necessary liie\oU \/Ola for Ille
shift. ·
·'AU I know ii I haw -. 9*
wired," said Finley "My °""' -
The A '1 francnis.e was wltdwd
from Philadelphia to Kant.af Qty m
1955
Kansas City Wll1 M\'~ ~ dt'~boe
wh1ch will appear bef'UR tht o-.n.
..
a will Oa'1-d Aod f:rom Washing-
-. a c • • p J e al V. S. aenators have .am ~ lo award a franchise .. ~ . filkJ. Uwiag made up his mind to
INft &... Qty, •as tom between
(htled a.d SeaWt. Last week he
.allllC • Olltbnd w'ben. a st.&dium
is aw I Hr. wtlik Seattle still has to
Wile ia Fdiw) • a ~ issue for
a ........ ..-ltadium. ne "-Qty drltgation will be
lladaC ty lbys Olm OQvid and Sen.
sa-t 5yJltillgloll. They an not ex·
ptttet to bltt.lr to ~1> t~ A's 1n
g.,. City, ba1 an more intf'rested
ill ~ for an npam1ion cl ub f'Tmil Wadlington. Sen~. Wnren G.
Mae im aad Reary M Jaduson.
both Democrats. sent a telegram to
American League owners saying "ex·
pansion to Seattle will provide true
.national I l a v -0 r ,. bringing in five
stztes of the great northwest plus
Western Canada with its growing
sports-minded population."
Before taking a vote on Finley's
proposal to move, the le ague will
hear arguments from the Koosas City
and OakJand groups and this is ex-
pected to bring about expa nsion dis·
cusi:ion.
The American League, it has been
reported, does not want to get beat
by the rival National League to the
virgin territory of the Northwe11t, and
some owners reportedly wanted to see
Finley move there.
However. the Cleveland Indians are
said to have their eyes on the Seattle
area and this would assure Finley of
at least another yote to move to Oa k·
land.
Chances appear strong that Finley
will get the approval to move to Oak·
land and the league will discuss, if not
agree on, expanding to take ln Kan.
sas City and Seattle.
But there are numerous other pos.
slbillties including one brought up by
Harry Dalton, director of player rer·
sonnel for the Baltimore Orioles.
"l would like lo 11ee the liituatinn (fp.
velop wh<:re Finley sells the cluh lo
Kansas City interests and 1s thrn J?IV·
en the first opportunity to take an (')..
pansion franchise," Dalton said
DAILY
HOUSTC
U.S. golW
they pref•
isb ball wt
playen m.
der Cup D
Ben Hot
ing captah
said be w
each play
whether 1"
er U.S. b1
Britistl ba:
Both bal
1.68 oUnct
ball bu a
l.62 CO!Dl
tbe Amerl
The ~1
spent ita fl
7.118-yard
Creek lat Champtoai
Tuesday ,
ll
t. i By EA
Of ..
If bone
paternity
be a stall
oalifOrnia
day.
A »di:
stall 12 al
with Its II
prea. Ba!
doesn't a
man ll. 1
prtll 11 t
knaWt, D
Tbe tr
Exprea1,
making hi
a mooth e.
stall 12 12
meted to
The Ibo
reflect.cl
Dixie Exp
the blel
by henelf
a bleuect
Follow
coverJ, H eiraml~
sell tbet
was lndee
It did Ines.
Expreu.
''lJndl
walked bJ
that colt, ·
Dixie WU
"In tac
just a few
turned in
races of 1
A confe
Ben Davii
termine 11
the colt w
"We ar
that sh• ·
anyone'•
taat fall
turned OU'
Huft •Y•
"Davia
me arOUll
and I rac
and sumJ
oaillomia
oc~
Seo·
Orange
made it c
in a row
picked UI
fereoce ·
water poJ
Cypress.
The Bu
ton JC F
ln the J: abJy
C.Onferenc
The publi
PirE
Leat
Frank V
C o a s t
running I
Into the le
rerence
accordinf
stats.
DelP!te
in OCC't
pres. Fri
galned e1
his total ·
fourth ~ Weat'I
GWC's
fifth.
Golden
John ID&
ond in t4
Paul Len
Welratb
Farmer
10th.
Va ta ha
leading
points. L
\filh 19
\'elr8tltl
klr third
r
DAJLY PJLOT
Golfers Prefer Small Ball ,,,.,,,,,., ••••••&OUDlll,....,,lr'''''"'A .
Ryikr Cup Play Will Start FrUlay DICK ROBINSON _:~ •. •., ... ......... ,,,.. .............. , .. ,,,,.,.,,,, . ..,.;~
HOUSTON (AP) -Top
U.S. ~era lndicated today
they prefer the m;l41ler Brit-
ish ball which tbla COUlltrf'•
players 1U1 UM tn the RJ· der Cup matches.
Ben Bopn. the nonplay-
ing captain ol the U.S. *1Q,
said he will leave tt up to
each player to detenD1ne
whether be will UH the larg-
er U.S. ball or the amaller
British ball.
Both ba'lla weigh tbe aame
1.68 otincel but the British
ball haa a ctrcumference of
1.62 compared to 1.118 for
U1e American ball.
The 10..man Britiah team
spent its ftnt full day Gil the
7,113-yard par 71 Cypress
Creek layout at the ·rwank
Champlooa Golf Club coune
Tuesday where tbe three
By EARL GUSTKEY
Of .... Dltlr ...... .. ...
Tf hones were 1Ubject to
paternity .mta, 1bere would
be a staWon IOmeWbere ln
oalliornia on the I.am to-
day.
A 30-day old colt a.bares
stall 12 M Hollywood Park
with its motber, Dble Ex-
prea. Bat tne 11ttle fellow
doesn't mow .tao bla old man II. In fld. DJD1 Es·
preH ii the oalJ GDI Wbo
k.DOWI, IDd ..,. llD't talldn'.
The trainer of Dixie
Express, Allan Haff, was
making hil momine rounds
a month aao. He peered into
stall 12 and bil jaw plum·
meted to bis Deecapl.
The llhock on Hutra face
reflected not the feet that
Dixie Express bad handled
the blelled event all
by benelf but ibat iben WU
a bleued event at aD.
Followlnl the atartlinc dl,.
c<>very, Hutt, 6r a brtel
examlnatton, convtnced him·
self that the little criUer
was bleed a colt and that
j l did indeed belong to Dixie
Eicprea.
·'Until the momlng t
walked bJ the stall and ..,,
that colt, t MVW' nen knew
Dixie wu In foal," be llid.
''In fact, lhl bid raced
just a few weeb before md
turned ID one ol ber belt
races of the yes."
A conference wttb O'lfller
Ben Davi.I WU beld to de-
termine where and by whom
the colt was bred.
"We are now coovlnced
th8t she was bncl, wtthout
anyone'• tnowi.dge, late
last fill wbeD lbe waa
turned out• amo 1>on1, ..
Huft •YI.
"Davia turned her OYer tD
me around a.riJCmu dme
and 1 raced her all spring
and summer in Northern
days of illternadoaal ~
petition &eta under ..,_, Fri.
day.
Some memben " .. v.
S. team still were aaitilc while the Britishers prao-
ticed In the bdebt .........
Among Tue9day .malt
wu Anlo1d Palmm', ... ,
all-time m=.._· wM buDed the ha. Ilia pd-
vate jet. He ,,.. ... aae
course 30 mbultel lit.er'.
"All I Wlllt to do is eel
the feel ot blttiQg aae w. ..
Mid Palmer, frelll from Ml
World Matdl Pla~-r: ment victory at
last Saturday.
"What an tbe other ff.I.
lows bitUnc -tlle ...U
ball,.. be aibcL "That'•
wbat I'm tUJiQc with. ..
J>al Reel, ibe ~
lhe was bl foal. Now a..t I
tint back, I lliea lbe RI
getting a,,tittle fat. mt I ttiouaht that WU bee S-
abe wu eating pnttJ pa4
"Mr. Davis t!MJaCbl IUJ•
be it happened wMll I ....
ed her out fer a wWJe WI
aumm•.Butltoldlliadalt wun't pw4bk ...._ .._..
WUD'l a .WU.• ille wtlole ,...... ..
AllGrtllecalt. a frirS,
Utut fellow wltll a .....
• white blue, be oMhw ..
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HOU.VWOOD..JtAK STMLI ·
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Dodgft'S
In Series
Of Trades
Tulsa llads
U.S. College
Grid Stats
.. Ymat (AP) -Tai-
...... ,.... at-·
--· •• 11111, .... majar • ,, .......... i total
....__., i cuweD
-...... --to da-.... zrtr t1'lleldaJbJ
.. JEU..
TOUINff WINNER -Ted 'l'lberg dUpJaya trophy
he ,... ill the lath Annual Irvine c.o.t Country
aDb awnpinnibtp golf toamanient Second pace went to Cecil Wheat. defending club champion.
6elf Notes
60 Entries Set
In CelebrityOassic
*" tUa • tiop.aame
i*I I C• fra1ll the & ..... _,_. .,.U world
..... .... tbl Oras•
ODmd;J O!lebi lb Golf Qus.
le tD be beld Nov. 5 at Costa
..... CoaDCly Qij),
Cid) spokelm8D Marjorie
SbDI repartl bit entries
hive been received from
Fnmb A'Mlon, .TllDeS Gar·
ner • .ram Davia, Martin and
Bown (J>lck and DllD), Ho-
wd Keel., Dennil Mcrgan
and Dennis Jmnes, to name
jlllt a few. 'n. emrt 1ri11 get under
...., s.turdaJ (Nov. 4) eve·
Ding with a apecial pro-
gram ol entertalnmeat f o r eeJe1JrttJ and amateur par·
tldpats and will dOle with
a nardl buquet Sunday
~ dab alto Mnounced
the wimM'I ol tbe Coata ..... i..tr• Qab "Least
Pult" "-uwneal Wbmer
of 6e 0.. A event p1.,ed
CJD t b e Sa Lip O>urae wu Nadine Mae with a 31,
whi1e Buel Weblter placed
second With a 34. ID the a.. B event Evelyn Gor·
man placed ft.rat w11h a 36,
and DonlUly SwaDIOD WU
...--wtlll • 31.
Winner ~ 1be .ectlon plly·
eel. tbe X-Unda Course
RI J...a Oimtlin with a
35, aeoond went to Vl Baney
wttb ••• Wrd to Bev Bet·
liltoDi, .. aad fourth to Elanor Grfm..JL _
stocker .,.wt Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Murphy. ._..,,.,. ..
The teCOnd round of t b e
Meadowlark Country C 1 u b
championship tournament is
DOW under way.
An intereeting lidHgbt of
the play occurred w b e n
Ron <»wan scored a birdie
on the par-five ninth bole
after hitting into the water
and taking a penalty stroke.
R...e .. s •• 1...,..1n
The team of Paul Runge
and Elmer Ramin defeated
Ken Cuebman and Joe Piao·
letti to win the Rancho San
Joaquin High-Low tourna·
menl The winners owned
their own team.
A three--way tie for first
place wa1 recorded In t b e
club's recent low net tourn-
ament with John Ke!ey. Al
V agnerini and Gordon Imler
each coming in with a ~ .
Second, place went to B o b
Mansfield witl't a 68.
Mual'eru
A Guys and Dolla tou.ma·
ment ii ICheduled for t b 1 s
Sunday at Mesa Verde Ooun·
try aub. It wtil be a •'Lucky
10" ti1nd bole evenl
WHh duck and ,.... ....
IOll off to aa aoellent start
when tnmeadoul f.llcbtl of
bird.a atarted abowtng t b i I i-t 1Nlkend, IUJIDll'I w111
be 1md inuecS on Sliturday.
October •• to ~ be-
tften tome far the north-ern vllltcn, er taklnC to tbe
leld f« q'*l and cbukar 1
Rancben around Orui•
and in Rlvera\de and San
Diego COWltiel are reporttng
up to four haix:hea ot quail
this year, and that coveys
are boo-booing all over tbe
hl1llide1.
.With tbe right connections
and penn.luion of land own-
en to bunt tblir 11.nd, even
1he averace lbot JboWd be
able 1o _, bk 10 quill Um·
It per -t wttb 10 1n polo
aeuion.
But the dlukar wUl be
bards to come by. For 1bll
red leaed member of t h e
partridse family lovea t h e
mountalnl and the DlOlt
l'Qfted temtn.
Tbil meeu U hanten are
to get a crack at the Jlmtt
of four birdl per day, and
four In poeaealon, 1ben l>ey
wiD have to bant on com-
mercial or Deperiment of
Fi$h and Game areas where
the bJ.rda have been planted.
In order to get into real
cbukar country Ind out of
the crowds, local lpQF't.men
may bave to travel out of
Orange CountJ and bead fer
Idaho and utah to do some
real businela OD thelt run·
ners Jlnd flyen.
And the warning flag is
up it will be very rough oo
tbe idiots wbo &et caught
·shooting the pratec:ted birds,
the eagles, hawks, awls and
condors.
But it ii ~t to llbarpen
up the old 8bootlng eye on
the free Ioadine crows, ltar·
lings and sparrows.
As for yl)ur reporter, un-
til quail 1euon ro11a around,
we're going filhlnl on t b e
good ship Norland, with her
master Henry Brent.
When the road between
Phoenix and Yuma waa a
wooden plank road stretch·
ing aero• tbe desert, Henry
Brent came to Oaliforma on
a motorcycle. .
Then, bia total uaetl were
his blke, a dever pair ·of
bands with machinery, an
empty blp pocket, and the
Nit be abandoned OD t b e
Mississippi River in which
he noodled for catfish,
fresh water mUJSela, a n d
crawdadl for pey.
Now things ere a little dlf.
fereot f<r Brent. And Ncsr-
land is very mucb a pert of
b.il JDllW -for good iv· ing.
Brent 1tMr1 NoriaDd tow·
• .
' .. . ., ..,•
ard edventurel on the opm ~
sea in DO particular dhec.:~
tion for edventure ii \liler• · ~
it 11 to be found. :;:
When Hank calla up anct. ~
aa)"I letl go flahine, be real-:~
ly meana let.a go looking. ;'t
for a place to drink up Ala&-:~ an aiJe jlfB'l'I of nature. ·:· To this end, whale wa1x:~··:
1ng la one of bia favorite.:;
pastimes. H1gh In the crow•c:::
nest on Norland'• mast, he·::
glues a movie camera to his l
eye and for miles takes pie::.~
tures of these great beaata~:'!
and !be toot prints their:.:
huge flubs leave in boila b(~
the eea. :;:
If a broldbi1l and Nor-:~
l&nd'a paths cl'Oll, the tack·:;
le 11 ready with which to at.'!·
tempt to bait the denizen. ~
A taWni marlin cmce ~:-.
ted 11 fair pme. -:~
Off SID aemeote Island. ... :
if Nerland'a path leedl there. ~:
there's baa, yellowtetl. bel· ::
t.but and all tbe bottom fiab·~
to fitbt on 1J&ht lpinnlng :~ gear. ·-. ..
Lytni on the book at nlght •
In Flab Hook or B 1 o c t, ::
House coves. strong UgtJU -~
are put over the side to at.-·:
tract tlyinc fidl because :.
Brent likes to make h 1 s
own billfish bait.
WalUng for tbe fiJh to
move in, a &ood dinner is
wbomped up a n d eaten
while WllltbiC for a pitter,
then • ,....., ud 6-lly
a dnllD roll of tbeM benti·
fUl llb colUdlnc IDlo t h ...
• .. of~. :·
And that's when Brent -
has the whole crew turn·to
W'Ol"king the dip nets into the
lchool. )
And in the night, there's
always the hope for a big
black or white sea b888 to
climb on the lines draped
over Norland'• llde1.
During a cruise on Nor·
land, it la a routine ol non-
routine. On Nodand, .mm.
tore is where you find tt, ·
and with a good crew, end ..
a stout abip, lta a Ye!'Y good .
way to go.
Pop Warner
Football ' .
Oaillomia, never reellzing _______ ....._ _______ _..; __ _
~ ..... -.-.... 7 ..... _..°"" .. JIM ~ .............
................ the .... ....... ......... total
.... ..tls-.J~ a _. iiiiii1 PliCi
ltiee a. &T.
Clarkin '500' Stock CarRace : s.-.A-
OCC Water Polo Team
Scores 12th Victory
Orange C o a 1 t College
made it an even dozen wlna
ln a row TUeeday when It
picked up Its 1econd c:on-
f erence wtn of the young
waur polo teuon, 3t·3 over
Cypress.
The BUOi will bolt Fuller·
ton JC Frlday at 3:30 p.m.
in the~ that will prob-ably de the Eastern
Conference champtonablp.
The public ii invited to the
Pirate Ace
Leads EC
Frank Welrath, 0 r a n g e
C o a s t Collett'• premier
running back, 1oomed back
into the lead in EaJtern Con·
ference ruabing atatfJtics,
according to Gttfdal EC
stats. DelP!te ~ an ankle
in OCC'a lU win over Cy·
pres1 Friday DICht. W.uath gained enough yardl to jack
his total up to S77 yarda. In
fourth place ls G o 1 d • n
West'• Randy Vataba -and
GWC's Steve Fanner fs
fUth. '
Golden Welt quartert>ack
John lnglthart ltandl MC-
ond 1n total olfense, OCC's
Paul Lemotne la fourib and
Weirath filth. Vataha and
Fanner stand nlnth and
10th.
Vatahn ls still the loop'i>
leading 1corer, w I t h 20
''oints. Lemotne ts J1econd
"ith HI and Jnglehart and
"elratJh are In 1 six.way tie
/or third with 18.
OCX: pool at no C!lmge.
The Bucs bad too unlldl
firepower for Cnnu as
they ran up a quid M ftnt
quarter margin, and led 17·
1 at the half. Coacb Jack
ll'u1Jerton emptied Ilia bed
early and bad the juailr
varsity playing tbroa&:bcmt
the second half.·
OOC led at the ~
quarter mark, 24-2, ad
ICOl"ed at will.
Chris Oliver led tbe OOC
scoring with ftve toela. with
Mike Irwin cbiPIUL.• I t II four. Other OCC-IC!llring:
Doug Redwfne, I goalie.
1: Ralph crou, allo a goalie, two; Bob Long, 2:
Mike Willon, l : Bob o.R.
3; Jeff Bertulett. S: Br a cl
POOdycord, a goalie, S:
Vem PloUlf, 2; BW Lather',
2; and Randy Straaae, 3.
Fullerton will lea._.
toutb oppolltion for tM
Bucs. The Hornets lut J8r
edpd out OOC for tbe CG9-
ference crown, bandlq OOC
a 4-2 defeal A win ...,. tM
Hornets ii a must. OOC
feels, since FuUertoo • i 11
probably loae no mare cn-
fereoce games.
Title at Stake
The Irvine LMpe m111
country champ6onab!p wDI
be OD the line Tharlclly at
V alencla Hl&h Scbool where
the Tigers and ltatancia 'a
Eagles clash in the le.ape.
decider.
An Eagle victory would
put coach Floyd Straitl's
crew lnto a lhrff-way tie.
A Vll~cia wjn eew1 It llP
for the Tigers.
MesaPoloists
\Vin Again
.. ' •• tbe Golden llliiikw -piled " •. s Santa Ana Country c 1 u b ,... a pme far more ii ~ ita annUll Stag
-...... ia 99&> Day toammnent today, with
.. .... ... • ... .... • pattilC eaae.t. ... tift
.. oaA ..... nalliag eompetition and bole-in-one ..._..--.a,.. a emrt....,.,.....play.
o.ta ...... ... .. .... .... ii ... to The club repm1I that all
ter .... Jmaa ..... t11fir Tlllaa lrt --1lfla 0 .1 qudftJiJll 11 DOW completed lrrille 1-.._. ti ,_. ,..... a _.. for the 'V8J'lng Higb·Low
......., A1111ei 11 M tk 'ftdla'1 77 .. r...t ol Tam-Tournunent, with partners •at-. ......, ••• pe 1lllC llrbidll.J wu the to be drn1l at the Stag din-
F__.. Vailley JM ia a. leC9ll Mg1lell IClllR at,. ner tonitbl The low M will .....,.., ..... ...... ., .... fllllell la qm1lfJ and be divided into ~ .8lllldt _. o..e a. 1111 • ,...._ O • 1 J blab ml low O'O'IPS for .,.,, •• ,... a. -.. ~..._, ..,.....~_...plilJ.fteflrstmatcb
Mn wta lis _. fiw9 .... Pia: .. -..... It. II to be pl.aJ9d by Oct. 28
ee.ts w11i1e Bary 11 ea. witb fina1I bJ Nov. 25.
..._. irl ..,.. ._. t • e Flmlllf• tile club'• Guys a.-. F &.G Stocb and ~ tournament a r e ..... ldleduJed for thia Sanday.
Clllll ... ._ .. --;-•• s.-o SoCal wr8._ ~ ta tbe cbmnpton-
,..... .,.... 2 J 2 ~· "· ,w;i,£9 1bip f1ight are br. and Mn. .,c.:a_ ._ ~ '=.-.= Ned .KbareJ play!ng Mr. and
..... ..,.. DMla ._ I "Mta Calfcnia Mn. rr..._ Kinzie. The ..=--..:~--:.. = Wdln ..... 1-11 ftltldal first flidit pAfn Mr. a D d en. etc -....... ,.. ., the 0.. Mn. Joi Bropb;J With Mr. .. ,., '.,Pilla am1 Game. _.. u-._..... u_ .... Cillllll ... ... ..... -...... ~ llMWUDey . .... :-....... c. ..... ... raiDbw 1be MCCllll and Jut fligbt
c.-... • J ....... tr...a ~ .......... Ar· pita Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
,....... _.. t t J ,_ • irl FF 1 ....... Bil Bur -iiiiiiiiiiiiii : .:;::,.., T ,::-,::-;. L1R. an.y LIU 1n the
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(11cepl 11 color)
ROCKINGHAM, N.C. (AP)
-Jimmy Clark m. Scotland
and Jocbell JUndt of At.wtria
wt1l make their debut in
American stock car rac-
ing when they tMr:n to drive
a factory Ford tn tbe Amer-
ican 500 at Rockingham
Oct. 29.
Holman-Moody of Cllarlot·
te will build the Ford, offi·
cials of the North CArollna
Motor Speedway said.
The Clark-Rindt team and
A.J . Foyt, the 1961 Indiana·
polis winner who also will
drive a Ford, are expected
to give Plymouth'• Rlcbard
Petty stiff competition.
Petty hH hen the lellding
driver on the lhX:k car cir·
cult this year.
Reports that former Ferd
driver Fred Lonmin would
end hil retirement and en·
ter the Rockingham race
were denied.
The announce m e n t of
Clark's entry wu made
Monday at a Greensboro
news c:onf ere nee held by the
speedway olllc:lals. Rlndt's
entry wu announced today.
In a taped lntervtew,
Oark said b1I btiseat prob-
lem will be bl adjuattq to
the weight dWerence be:
tween stock can and sports
cars.
"Grand Prix weigh only
somewhere around 1,200
pounds, while the stock ems
weigh around 4,000 pounds,''
be Md.
"1 would say tt • acac to
be quite a bit different. I
feel 1bat the burQlng a D d
bra.king ii goiI,g to be quite
different alilogettier."
Clark ae2d be doesn't ex·
pect to be u successful In
his stock car debut as he •
Yt'as in his first Indianapolis
race when be fini&hed sec·
ond .
The Clark-Rindt team will
mark the first ~.me two driv· ;
ers have entered one car in "
a race aanctloned by the •
National AllOdation for •
Stock car R.ctng (N AS-.-;
CAR). • ....
HUNTINGTON BEACH :;: ;.
SERVICE STORE
EDINGER NEAR BEACH IL VO.
ACNel ,,_ llw1 ...... S.1ppl•1 C... r·'·
Good Monday through Friday # ~ f', .-,ClllSls MIJ lubrlclllon
Between 9 1.m • ..S p.m •
~ 1011 Chlnae ~ (Major Brand)
~,.,. •. ~ Adjustment
~/Bearing ~ Pack
Mon. th111 Fri. Only, 9·5
Awktm .... p-111r cert .. ty.
Ne tnia. er tweltll......,
I Sal ely Check FOR FASTER SERVICE-CALL FOR APPOINTMENT
PHONE
842-4495 Store Hours Mon. thru Fri. 9 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Sat. 8:30 to 5:00
..
Prep Players of
NICK QUIROZ
Estancia
. .. * a
PHIL AGE
Fountain V1lley
DEL MAR ENTRIES
Fff Tllu.,,._Y, oct. If, 1"1
(ltlf' •llf ""'· ""' ..... l:JI l".M..
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ol0$. Cleimlng price IJ.-.SJ.200.
Purw n.200. "11 Mott War ID Pwcel
Mr. Fourwev (W Hodgell Civic Admiral (J Ar1eo'tluml
Martial E191t CA MatM)
Grosere (0 Hell)
Wolf Tooth CJ Sellen)
P-ltlllt (It <ncol
-lskv Doti IW Hertld<)
Mr. C. I<. (It «>-rci1 I
Flrtl Pollcv (J Ptloml!IO)
A·Eclwerd C. G. (W M41horneYI
Kull1h •ulleh CA SM<m•nl
117
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117
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117
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114
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SK°'4D iu.c•. 6 furlongs. T-
vu r old maidens. Cellfomia-breda.
Cl1lml119 price 11.-v.200. Pura
11.100. Mel•'> Soft IJ Pelomi"") llravt Host (I A Shermo1tn)
I NI i>pr1 zo 11 M SolomoM I
.t.llbl Guy (J McCuti.d
a ...... 11 Wiidfire GIY Ct"'IMlloner (D Veluquez)
Shoe •em In ll D Pi.reel
Too Angrl (J Trullllol
Kodiak Kid (J Antrturnl V1lltY Lin (A V11tnwet1I
T11klng Olen. (W Hertack)
116 11'
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116
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ve1r old meklell&. Claiming price
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Love EstMrned (It Gerclel
OYff TM Counlw IW HtrrnMll
L011blruz (D Halll
121
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For No. l .
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a smile!
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ED WASHKO
Newport.........,_
STEVE GAL VIN
Mater Dei
Del Mar
Entries
Ilg Arnold (0 l"lerce)
Olflgvlllt IG l t'-1
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Oki ArmY (0 V•lo-u _..... e.111 (It y....,
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old fllllft. Clelmi"9 "'ICll • •I' M Purse Sl,200.
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II-obi (M "*'-)
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SI-Tam ID Halll Glor..., (0 Vel-zl
114
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117
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117 11•
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Fltll Mete (F CN..z)
C..Panaz 10 H•"'
II-Fleet "'Free IW ~)
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114
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MIKE WITTICK
M9riN
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fur
stay at hemes
OAILY PILOT ->
CITY OP-COHA-MHA •OTICI O" T•USTH'1 IAl.a
Ramblers, LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICI INVITINO llOS T,O. .... 11•
S ... ltt111 .... " Oft N-llMr• t, IH7, et t:Ot t'Cledr acramento NOTICE II HE•EIY GIVEN In.I p.m., ti 111t lwlh tlllfl'ICI of IM C-"'
lttled propotal1 Wiii Ille reutvt4 by cour"*1M an t lh &!Alt. City tf hi'! .. IN City of COOiie Mt... lo wit: In. A111, CtllfW'lllt. L. YTTON l'tNANCIAL
City Council. I". O. tox 1:100, tf lhe CO•l'O•ATIOH. It Trusi. "'* IM
. To Play
CllY ol Colle MeM, CtllNlnle, Oii Of' ~ Of trvat -* 11'1 HENltY L ltOll-
b«ort 1"-hour ol ·11 :00 1.m .. .., E•TS ANO WANNA I . ltOllE•TS, llut-
Frlday, Novetl'\bw 3, 1H7. tlda Wiii btfld IM Witt, tnd t-ded Aueu-f 14,
be pUOllCl'f Ol*ltd tnd tNd t!Oud II INS, In 10C11t 7'40. ..... "°' ol Oflldel
II :00 1.m., <K •• t-i llllretftotr H •econh Of Ort• County, Ctlltilrftle. "'l<tluble. on l'rlcley, NowmW 3. Ol'fffl to _,. 111 lfldebledMH -
IH1 In the Cou11dl Clwunb1ta, CllY owntd tlld held by LYTTON SAVINGI
Oratrngeb.:.ounb ty's lnRambllibtJ. :::'i:i •• " torFt".t..o'!i~..,.C:,tt ~~\Ii ~N~ L~te11 ":°'~1!o~i:,,:: en, OU &eu Y an a y .. ell. IHI Trtc10r. cv....., !M,_, 1Wt1<:1 Of wflleh -,.. to defeat the weUtf mem A Ht tll 111t<Hic.t\eM mtY Ill ob-~ JUN ti, 19", In ... dl11 • • ltllM41 t i IN office .. Ille City Ci.rk. ,, .... ,, Of .... Ottldtt It-di. LYT• hers ol tbe Continental Foot· -' n Fair Orlw , CMte MeM, c.11-TOH l'INAHCIAL ·COltl"OltATION trlll
ball League's western divi-:~n~i.11111: t'~tv totcr::,"i: ... ~ ~ ::,~~. '::'111e .. "'~.::.-' rn!:
1ion members, take Sacra· ed "'"''°"' 1c1an1N1tc1 .,.. 1111 ou111c11 ot ttte un11M1 St•'" •' 1111 11rne o1 .....
mento • Santa Ana Stadium #Ith the bid 1111'11 1111mblr ...., ... wllllout .,.,,.,..., u lo 11111. 11ouea1lo11
_,,,. cltle pr ~mbranu., tllt lnltrtsl convtYM Sunday at ft p.m. Eadl bkl 111111 111t()fy •Kii tnd hi 11'4 llOW hllcl t.¥· Aki Truttet uNlef ' ..,.,., 119rn ... IOr!h Ill "" Sjle<lfl· Nkl Olld "' Trust. In •nd to .... to1i.-The Ramblers have a 5-2 catlcw. Any tncl tll -tlono to ape-lflt clft<l'lbed ,,_rty, to-wit:
record wbiie Samunento is =~·::' ,.';:~ : ~-~ ~~~td1,! .. ~{! ~:;~~ :2a,':...~ .~~: 2-f. $an JO&e JeadS the west· In Ille .,.cffket!Olla llllll lot lf'OUndll flf Callfornle aa ,_, m111 recorcleo Ill
• • tor rtlectlell ol I"-bid. bOok "' Pleet 3 te II 1nclullw .,, em division with a 5-1 rec· £tell 1>14 wu ... 1or111 111e tu11 Mlsc•H•-Ma1>1. 1n 1111 oHa • ord """'" •nd re11deftc1t of 111 ,.,_. 1111 c:ountv recwder ol 111d c:ounty. • , • , end pertlM lnltr1tltd In 111t prOPOMJ EXCEPTING:' !Mrelt'Om all ml_. Coach Homer Beatty s Or· .. prlnclMll. In ca. "' corportlloM. .... -· pnc:IOoll .,.... UMlul rneltlt,
ange Countiians have bee!! ="~Tr.':':! :'nt1 i:,::.~ r.:;•-.i::-e11~.~~:::::'ne "',.;:Z toppled t • i C e by outfit.a City Councll e1 lhl City tJ1 Coal• uril, olf, ~ tlPhtltvm and •r, M not generally . --1.-11~ Mii• ,_,.,. "" riGft1 1o retect any and under ulcl ltnd. but wtlflOUt Ille ~ Of' all bkll rlgllt lo Ult lllt lllrllct of Mid 111111 lit
&IDGOg the league's best. OATEO: October 1' 1"7 ~klll with Ille -lopnenl tlltnlf,
0 We stlD have a cbance to ~~l~, .. ~,.,.. c'oaat PallY ,:,'::; :O":t,~.;..=r1>1111:i:11t:..':1::
win the league title/' Beatty OCll'•tlons • _,. ottwr ....,,,._
said. "We'll just have to win LEGAL NOTICE =~ .::'ect "°"" w~,: ,,:,11 "'., :
all the ' st of g " land, ...., Whlcll do "" anltr .... lt!lf re our ames. NOTICI TO Clt.OITOttl " • POlnl .... then JOG fttl .... w Of the five a-mes left on o" 1uuc TllANSl'H .,,.,_, .. reMned 111 ,.,.., _.
the. Ra~er Jehe4U)e, two "111~~ ~:,;..:!."tit u:;cJrldlten ,.: ~~ "' ,.Y,;. ~lftl._ -(Nov. 5 end 23) are slated « we1e1on z. ,.,.,.. tlld v1rv1n11 A. """ !Ir •kl o..cs. 1nc1uc11n11 the ,..
f a--'--i-5._. Frenka. 6N W, 1'111 st., Cotta MeA. mel1111W prlnclpal tum ol tlt,7'1.oi, ..._
OI' .1UMUVUU ~um. TraMfaron, wtlola bust-ecldrea. It twtst. tdv-, N any, undef 1111 ,.,_ Beatty taid )le Would COUflt'f t/f Or.,.._ lltltl ol Calllornl1, Of MN Oltd, 111111 t-. Clll,... .... -llWll I bullt tr•~ II INut le bt ,._ Of IN trusi.t. start quarterback Dave Ma· made '° o.v1c1 T. sattw and 1tu111 o. Detld: ~ 21. IN7. thletOO against Sacramento $alter, Trans,.,_, wi-bull-eel-LYTTON FINANCIAL
S,,....,_, Th W ...&.i....t,_ ._ 11 l067 Platt Or., COllt MIU. COltl"OllATION, Tru1f11 . ~· e ex· 8lKJllJ6 _. CoufllY "' ore'*' s1111 "' c111tor111a. •v: F. '"'""
Stat star tered , _ _. The PMIQtft'f to be tralllflrtd II i. llNI e en MlllL caled at ... w. '"" st~ Cael9 Meu, ~ Ot.,.. Coen Dtlly Het. weekend's gamg with Victor· County o1 Otanoe. s111e "' cat...,.. OctoMr 4 11. 11. '"' 1117"7
l --~ 1 ted 1• of 30 Saki property 11 delc:rlbed In geMrali------------a tuN comp e v n : AU 1toell In trtdt. fh1turta. equip. LEGAL NOTICE
passes for 199 yards and two :=;~ k:., "'1~, •v:'! ':W-!'v:'~ ------------touchdowns. located at 6N W. 1'111 St,. C o I I a 1"-alll
But ..... Ramblers lost to M .... County ol °'"'"· Sl•ll f1I Cell· CHTIPtCAT• 01' lutt•• ...., tor I l'ICTtTIOVS NAMI ceU. • dwelling Victoria, ;ri:· bulk ,, ...... , will bt -um-The undersltlned .... Ctrlltf .... .. ••1,. mtted on or efllf flll 27111 clay tJI Oc· conductlnt • bllllnaa al IHll &lllrt iv '-lober 1H7 et 141 AJA. 11 GltOVElt ES-La,_. Hunll!\olon teed\, Callforni.. Ulldlr ' "" fl(tttlou& firm -of A IN I'
ONLY FOR ·MEN?
The DAILY PILOT ,,.rt.
MCtiM • ..efl.ffely ...
.. .., ..... 1y.· "'• -
ti.. .,,.,. -..... Mthf
c-.e el I.cal 1,.,te ..... .., ......... ,.,
............ thlt .,.. .. wt.at ......., ......... 111re
•• rHd .~ her ••11'• t.wclid.-7
· CROW COltPORATION. 11410 I!. 4111 $t,, SERVIC'I CO. and 1t1af seld flrl'll 19
Tustin, C.llfiornla, County of Ort,.., CMll*ed f1I "" tollowtne ...-. .._.
Sllte ol Cellfornl•. -In full llld ~ Of r..-.ca ..
So l•r 11 --te IN Tran.W-, all 11 follOWI:
bua"*t M""9 •Jld acldf-wed W ANma.111 l'Dllh. 1*1 IEslultY '-
the Tri....,.,_ IOt !ht """' l'Mfl lilt ..... .,._ 8-cll. Catifonllt.
paet, -• SAME, 0...-Oct. t, "'1. DI ... Ck..., '" lt'7 ,,._..... F.-o.wN T. StlW ...... fl Ce ....... 0.,.... c..it¥:
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"'""GAL NOTICE •· ........... "" utUtW 111 ..... ---&.-:.--------! COl'FICIAL SEAL)
NOTICI 01' INTINTION TO
CltEATI ncu•ITY INTlllUT
(Sia-""""' u.c.c ) ljOTICE IJ ~ gl'ffft lo . .._ Crld-
•-1i. c. KllOll
NottrY l"llbllc -Ctllfetftle
l"tlfldptl Ofl1ot '" Or•• c-ty MJ C.,,,.,.,.IOll E,..r,_
JulY 1, IHI '
l"llbl15"ecl Ol'MIH Coen Delly l'Uot. Oct. II, tt. 2S tnf Nov. 1, 19" UJM1
llors Of OtVld T. Stlllf W ll\1111 O.
Seiter, Oeblora, wflo94I busfllell addt-1• l067 1"14111 Or., Cotta Melt, CIU!lly
ol Orange, Slal'I ti Callfonlla, tMt a ~rltv llftnst II ebOvt le bt crtttt4
by Debtor Ind grlllted • WELDON %. LEGAL NOTICE
FRANKS A.NO VIRGINIA A. FRANKS, -------------SecutM l"lrllll. .._ ~ ..,.., NOftcl Te CHIM1'0ltl
I• 3711 S. E. ICallY, l"Gl'tllnd. If ... ol .... A-11111 Of'egon. SUl"alllOll COUltT OP TM9
TM proptrty lri Whleh the S.CWtty STATI OI' CAUflotlMIA "CHl
lmernt wlll lie UMIM 11. Iii .....,..1, Tlfl COUlfTY OP CMIA ....
fur
8WclY from hemes
Sailors Seore
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MONOCO
all flJrlllm end equ"""911f, flltftlturt llld Estele rl G!OltGE L DICQOM, De>
fvm ltftlngs t/f OeOtof -•111 ,,_rlY caelld. now localed 8t • w. lftll It .• c.i. Notlct II ...,., tlWll le ~
M... 111111 -1-k-11 VEGA$ llllV!nt Cfl l/M ........ the Niii ~
ltOOM. to fllt Nld dllrN In Ille t//lflce f/f Ille
Tiii lfor.,kt -lty trlftNCtleol win Cleftt el 1111 lfwne" Ceuft, w " ,,.. Ille consurMlltOd on .,. '"9r !ht 1"h ..,,. """' le h ~ .i IM clay of Oclobw, 1"7, at 11 A.M. ti IHICll Of ,lllllp M. GllW't, a. WI ..
GltOVElt ESCllOW COltl"OllATION, llllre I~ .. Sultit 11e, Iii Ille City fl
11(10 E. •. St~.,,T""lil. CelN. LOI A ...... Callf .. Whldl 1t1t1r tlflca 11 So tar M .-lo Ille ~ Party, Ille P4ace • IMIMM tf 1111 .......
all buslMSI nern9 and ...,,._ lllld Jl9Md In all metters 1*11 ...... le ~
by Ille Debtor tor IM lllr• ye.,. "91 esi.M. ' S4ldl cltlrnl. wttll 1M -rY
peJI, ,,., -ash abo¥1. vouc:tlWI. mwt '9 flllf II' ,,...._. ..
OATEO: Oct. 1'111, IH7. Ofonltlcl. wllllltl etx i9IGllh lftw t11e
SECURED l"UTY first llW!lcatllil ff 11111 notice.
Wtldon Z. Frankl ~ OclllMf 6. 1"7.
Vitti"'• A. l'tllllla OWi... 0~ l'ulllblled Orange Cont O.llY l'li.t. M11111111tr1trlx el lllt IJllr. OclDOe<' II, 1N7 "7M7 of tllll dectdelll.
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LEGAL NOTICE
l"Wlllllflell °'.... <Mii O.llY l"Het. Oct. II, II. 2S llld ..... I, IN1 M1Mt
LEGAL NOTICE
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