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' VO(. '°· NO. 2Sf, :t SECllONS, JI PA&IS NEWPORT BEACH, CALIFORNIA THURSDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1967
Funds Hurried for Beach Erosion Project
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"Our work would start becorr4rc el·
fective·as sooa as ·we ·&tart," Co~
engineer Patrick Hannon tnld t'he
DAO..Y PILOT. "ApprOYal to ·get un.
der way can come in at any tiR\e .. lt
depends on Corps adminiStrators ir1
Washington. D.C., now."
Once a p p r o v a I is flashed' from
Wastungton, the Corps must advertise
fnr bids and select contractors. The a 250 • foot timber groin from 40th
procesa will ta0
ke about two weeks, Street, beginning about 125 feet out
Hannon said. from the property line.
Meanwhile. Newport Beach c it y Also called for is a sand rePlen.ish-
eouncilmen 3.l'e expected to take ac-ment piogram of 475,000 cubic yards
lion nexl'Monday on granting a con· of sand to the wubed-out beaches.
struction easement to clear the way City Manager Harvey Hurlburt and
for work crews to enter the area. Joe Devlin. public worts director, thia
The Corps project entails ertendlng morni.Dg pai!f an lnJpecti.on vii.it to --''--~-J -_,.,
the threatened area. • "Erosion bu bad iia tal. • .-..
l111talled free of cba-&11: nwwlly .,
private contracting firms. H a 04J
1pokesm.an repcr1ed aftim' Clle Yilil.
''The temporary &nilil. k:ac•ll!r:,
hopefully will ll!f'Ye -....... --ltlt'e until the !Dllft a ' 'us C.,.
project is ocmp5 I¢ 1 ..
Reds l(ill · 58 Gls
U.S. War Toll Nears 14,000 Mark
UCPs 'Anti-war' Rally
Fizzles Aher 40 Minut,es
a,..-Asl'WltmE .......... -
Wbell it coma .. Jl!8flf' nmia.
apparently ........ -ua ...
~ Berkeley have m c• • is • tJ1i..
versity of Cai.Ionia ~
,._, • .i -. mwlogue .,.., ......
•Mg, l2aft • ...,r of the na·
li:azsi* 9 ' • (w a Democr:atic ___ ........ _ .....
..am llJ5 •' ;tr• campus.
SAIGON (UPI) -Communist troops
trapped U.S. soldiers in the second
major ambush in two day1, mill·
tary spokesmen said today. American
bombers hit North Vietnam in a 100.
mission aqauJt in wblcb one U.S.
aad one communist plane. nre shot
down.
U.S. reports also said the number of
Americans killed in the Vietnam war
oear@d 14,000.
F'ollowing up Tuesday's battle near
Churches
Back School
Bond Voting ..
The Harbor CoaeiJ el Omrches.
with an unprecedented endcnem•t.
is supporting passage of the l20 mil·
lion school bond issue at the polls to-
day.
It is the first time the council,
representing 20 Harbor Area Protes-
t;ant ctturches. has' taken a stand on a
public finance issue.
A 'nwnber of other civic gn>up6 also
have £ndorsed the school bonds.
Among these are the League of Wom·
en Voters, directors d. tl:Je Newport
Harbor -Costa Mesa Board of Real·
tors, American As90Ciation o{ Uni·
versity Women. Newport Harbor Jun·
ior Ch.amber of Commerce and nurn·
erous PTAs.
The Council or-t'burctles' endorse-
ment reads: "Our elected represent.a·
Bearded amHtraft _........ ~ ....
Ml a wholly dfnetl!!illlt ,,-I pW. alt UCI
than they.,.. -......... --eley. At least that was 6e...,. at tllr
&. ---"""'_ ......... ._.., a cal Stak F....a. spomared by
""1-~·.ves on-tbe-&e ijpol-bpard and school
distriet are to De commended for
their administration and the manner
in wtiich they are seeking to provide
the necessary school facilities for our
district. We urge our members to vote
yes on Oct. 24."
Irvine campus Wed llJ. TbeantH!raftnolly ___ _
at noon didn't Id "'1,.. ~ 'l'rJ
.u he might. Vll!t Cmg Q ; feim
Doog Nor!>erl -'t --interest.
Aboutll5cariom I '"' ...... around Gateway Piao i.Aa • l .. m
deiuJtory remarb. Few ..,. ~
tions although Ncrilell C "1 •• _.
them "to get a +ahgw pile. ..
Pe•tae-Slsdz4
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F.:sapt ._. qmria: bJ a small knot
ff SD5 W I Ii dmkred ill front ol
....... w, Ille .., ........ asked
" ...... , ~ liililtile.
... -.... lllllft_ -_,. .. will tnilli aw Jlllllllit i. ddaiid u.em.
.tws:!'"' a J--s -asbd.. 1'iry're ~ a kad>-i• on self
**-': al Bub:ley," Norberg an-
"'""-.. , llliM: dial is how we will
(Im UCI DUY. Paee !)
M16 Rifl,e Deficiencres
Blamed on Service Brass
BJ TONY mLO OI ....... ,... ...
Congressional invatigat.n W~
day fired heavy wrbal. sat.. at
Pentagon offioen f« w1u11 I Pt e J
lermed "almost crimiaa1 •gfi1 , ..
in equipping froopl widl ~ ~
versial M·ll rifle.
The house investigators dW .....,
they termed "serioas -' GelleSliw-
jamming problem• willl tile 918 ~
matic weapon used bf U.S. troilp& •
Vietnam.
Today, howevu. an of:flCla! lllf lltr
Cosla Mesa rum a'bic::b ~ lltr
M-16 had hi1 own ide.aa • ._. .._
causing the trouble.
He supects lack of b · · g wiat
E_and .... __ .. _
rifle into the hands of -. ftdl?--
g in Vietnam.
In fiery report. the Armed SrrY-
s Subcommittee ladled ... Ill
my and. Maine Corps effiri*: Ill
1t Firearms Inc.. mUen ti ._
htweiGhl. high-w:locity rif1e: a a
lo5e relationship .. betwem tbr lJe.
If: Department and Oliil Madli&
Chemical Corp .. muafacbittl' ti
gunpowder used in M·M ---
6-. _. at Maj. Gn. Nelson M.
J4m* k ..... •• commanding gen·
n'3I f!I. lltr Asay Weapllftl Command
al aw timr .. tint procarement.
ftr ....... lint dnelDped by Ar·
malilir ta.. r• E. m St. Costa
lllsa. ill lltr ......_ ... and then called
11tr AR-Ii. Armalik Mi eo monetary
w ~IC imlerat. ill tbr weapon any
....... _. Ms • rdain patent
riglU. ~ •• ill offictt1.
e.l.. il's sPil5 • Arma lite baby. as
......U ......,. tJI Armatik vice pres·
irdml e.tall Miner indicate.
.... tr'aftd lhe history of the
mititwy -" llle wupoa a1 he "-s ii. lllltillg that the Air Force
.. 1 bff Clw ftapoll ftnt.
........... """' ...... up ...... we, Rdltded lliler ... As usual. ,_ /v9J ahr.lys dab in to improvt
I a· J ~
111111 ~ di I' -. Miller stren-
nl i9 !tis cww..U about the furor
Uaal a majlr lad« is that of training
Gh wi11t tW _..,.. M·14 statesidr and
1tw11 daaipiwg ~ men highly refined
11-M im dwir Unlk whiSf> they are en
l"tllk .. Y.uant. flt wone, •hen they ----
MONOLOGUE DIALOGUE
Doug Norbff"9 .t UCI
Thailand lo Boost
Vil'l Troop Strength
BANGKOK (UPl\-Thailand ha i;
agreed to increase its troop commit·
ment to South Vietnam from 2.00'I
men to a run division, a hi gh govern·
ment official said today.
A Thai division nonnally numbers
about 3J,OOO men. The 2,000·man co n-
tingent arrived in Thailand in mid·
Seplember but has not yet been re-
ported in combat,
The League o( Women Voters en-
dorsed the bond issues after an inten·
sive four.month investigation of uni·
tied ~bool district needs, schools
committee chairman Mrs. Robert Ny·
quist iaid .
She said it was found the present
classroom shortage is acute and that
temporary solutions now in effect will
not suffice in the near future.
"The only pennanent solution is the
construction of additional classrooms
and the remodeling of existing ones
to provide more usable space." she
said.
She noted that ''a successful bond
election is the only source ol revenue·
for classroom construction."
Sto ck lllarket
NEW YORK (AP)-The stock mar·
ket held a good gain this afternoon but
the best early advance was trimmed.
Trading was active. !See quotations.
Pages 22-23.)
Skirt"s the Issue
Judge Send.s Attorney to Change
.Judge Ma x Eliason wasn't skirtin.i:
the issue when he sent the miniskirt<'d
prosecutor home to change clothes. hr
wa s just trying to keep a little ordrr
in tht" court
Phyllis Hollim an. Ga rden G r n \' P
prosecuting attorney, showed up in
. Judge Eliason's chambers in Ana-
heim-Fullerton Municipal Court at 9
a .m. Wednesday in a short dress.
The black and whi te tt'!nl dress wa~
about lour incht'!s above her pretty
knees.
Too short in kcefiinf: with l'Ollrtroom
decorum. ,Judgr Eliason ru led. and
senl lhe silver blonde prosecutor hon1r
lo change
!\.1ri;. Holliman, "'ho lives in Los An·
gc le5. said it would take too long lo go
•
home. A court reporter volunteered
one of his wife's dresses .
The judge said OK and sent a mar·
shal with the repor ter and the prose·
cut nr to the reporter's home. When
they returned, Mrs. Holliman was
wearing a knee length chartreuse
dress .
Court then got under way. an hour
late.
On trial is Mabry C. Lane of Gar-
den Grove. He is charged with being
drunk in public. disturbing the pe ace
and resisting arrest . His attorneys are
cou ntering wlih charges of police bru·
tallty.
The trial entered its sixth day In·
day -on ti m e. The proscculor's
knees were covered.
.,
Saigon in wh..ich 103 Communists and
58 Americans were ltilled in a Red
ambush attempt, North Vietnamese
troop• 2.0 miles deep in Soutb Viet-
nam trapped a Leatbuneck platoon.
Wednuday, lpollPmon . -· The Comnnmlat' u 1 a d pelletr1pra1lne
millel to btock Marines ?elCD2ri and
killed IO of the Leatbernecb and
wounded 19. No Communiat losses
were reported.
In the air, U.S. pilota battled through
TAKES MARTINEZ POST
Newport'• C1I Monton
Monson Accepts
City Manager's
Joh in Martinez
By JEROME F. COLLINS
DI lllt DallJ l'lllot lf8ff
Newport Beach Assistant City Man-
ager Calvin .E. Monson was hired
Wednesday ni&'lt as city manager for
the San Francisco bay area commu-
nity of Martinez, Contra Costa Coun·
ty seat.
Monson, 34, was appointed to the
116,000 a year post on a unanimous
vote o( the Martinez City Council.
The new job represents both a ca-
reer advancement for Monson and a
12.000 annual hike in salary.
His resignation from his position in
Ne'WpOrl. wltich he had held since Jan.
1, 1964, came as "no surprise," ac-
·cording to City Manager Harvey L.
Hurlburt.
"Several days ago he indicated he
was seeking the . Martinez appoint-
ment." said Hurlburt. "His leaving us
is a great loss, but on the other hand
the move is long overdue for Cal.
He has grown far beyond the capabil·
ities o' an assistanl"
Monson, the father of six . will be-
Rin his new job in Martinez. a city
of 14.000, on Nov. 13.
He was in Martinez today.
He succeeds former Martinez City
(Sef' MONSON. Pare 2)
Peace Corps Trip
For Coast Man
Roy Peter Jackson Jr .. of Corona
del Mar, ls on his way to Niger in
Af rica as a member of the Pe a c e
Corps.
Jackson was trained in auto me·
chai ics by the Uni ted Auto \Vorkers
CIOI in Detroit and will be one of two
mechanics aidin: the Peace Corps
progr:am in Niger. which has abou1
130 corpsmen.
The volunteer. who received a de·
,i:ree in history al UC Santa Barbara,
i.~ the son nf Mr. and Mrs. Roy P.
,lackson, 19'21 Tahull<I Terract.
packa of MIG inticlCCJiJl*a _. ._..,.
flack Wedanday ... !we'"' ae bf'
North Vietnamae pmt fll P q0 C. andalllert.I* ____ ...
lied~-. --Neare-.Jllol._ .. __
..u . .a. " ...... -. ..-a MJG17 • a ..... * lcne _.. tail--·----2DMMeamaa.
"It WU beautiful .. lie au&'t lift
(Seo TIETlfAll. ..... ~
Peacenik Mob
Hits Oakland
Draft Center
....._ .......
om.AND -Dim -I d t>ll
and anti-ws I 4•
Jy picketed the _......, 0-1 , ...
d-C....,-. n. riOlew: ........... , I
tbevorta"llle-... w' We
"5'op the Draft" mou rl M t J throughW_111 __ _
•hiftint lo other ~ .• -.. j 2 j
(see box),
The arrest nte iD outaM ... ...,,_
ed to climb, ttowe:wr. Sicee tlle ._.
on.stratiou bee• ,, •a,, m .....
sons have beer!. jailed. .-.i -
for trying to staae ....., at die 029-
ter's entrancei. Nlnety'4De Wl!ft .._.
ed away WedneJN:lay.
Aa the pickets m.arcbelll ii. frost: fill
tbe 10-story building today. a :nap
called .<!The,emJ Actioe-Day ~
tee'' pulfld out leaOcb wdac ...
violence. Other ~ pi:epaM llr a
noon rally at Univenity of cai..-.
to decide on strategy to be lllled f'ri..
day.
A (roup called "The Westen lllllB-
ltation .\gainlt War" vs w &:
would bold a demomtratiil9 Satwday
at the Port Cbicato ammllllitiGm. ....
In sympathy with an uti-dn:ft mm'Cll
on the Pentagon.
"U you do not go tow.....,._, if
you are not in jail or the hospital aa
a result of government bnitality ..r.
violence," the group told pick#U, .. ,_
should be at Port Chicago'• mail pte
in support of the natiooal ,....lizatW
acUon. We plan both a lepl proictt
and civil disobed.ienoe."
The mammoth facility a milts
northeast of San Francilco bal bea
under almOJt continual picbtiq for
(Seo DRAFT, Paco !I
.
w .... a1oer
That old devil fog will be back
in force Friday morninc alone
the Orange Coast. ho'4iftc the
high temp down to 72, says fore-
caster Gordon Shiek11. lnlaml
it'll still be near 90.
INSIDE TODA\'
Tl1oug11 her fat~r'$ 1tOmc
will ~lH!" ~ forgot~. 41 tor
as Svetlana Stalin ii conunio1
her p!ou in Rwsion historr is
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il DAILY PILOT ihursd~. Octo~r lCJ, 191>7
Sports Car
Pins Woman
2!t1 Hours
A Huntington Beach woman pinned
under her car owes her rescue to the
sensitive !)earing of a"Newport Beach
cab driver passing by on Pomona
Street in Costa Mesa early today.
Sharon Kaye Knutson . 22, of Apt. 14,
220 Alabama St .. Huntington Beach,
w&s in satisfactory condition today in
~.Orange County Medical Center. Costa
Mesa police said she suffered a poa.
sible broken leg in an 11 :45 p.m. ac·
cident Wednesday.
Miss Knutson was pinned under her
sports car for about 21h hours. calling
for help before cab driver Woodrow W.
Bailey, 5081h 35th St., Newport Beach.
happened lo pass by the spot with a
fare.
Bailey told poLice he first thought
he heard "help" at about 2 a.m., when
he was driving north on Superior
A venue with a Care in his cab.
He said he couldn't stop at the time,
but returned about a hall hour later.
Again: .. Help!" He looked over an
embankment ana saw the woman. her
head and shoulders sticking out from
under the overturned car.
Police said Miss Knutson was driv·
ing south 011 Pomona Avenue, appar·
ently missed a stop sign ~ r an off
the roadway of the dead end street.
Hyland Lah Unit
Picks Mesa Site
Another large commercial operation
to ultimately employ between 400 and
500 persons will be built in Costa
Mesa';; Segerstrom Industrial Dis·
trict, Fred W. Marquart, president oC
the Hyland Division of Baxter Labora·
tories Inc .. reported today.
A new S3.5 to $4 million plant to
house operation of the Hyland Divi·
sion will be constructed in 1968~9 on
a 15-acre site neighboring Atlantic
Research Corp. on Harbor Boule·
vard.
Hyland is a leading producer of di·
agnostic tests for hospitals, clinical
laboratories and physicians' o(!ices.
It also manufactures and markets
therapeutic specialties.
Present plans call for the construe·
lion of a 150.000 square foot facility.
Marquart said construction ls ached·
uled to begin in May 1968. Completion
is slated for August 1969. Occupancy
is expected by Sept. 1. 1969.
lt will house administrative and sci·
entitle operations of the Hyland Divi·
sion. The division's current produc·
lion and warehouse facilities in Los
Angeles will be retained.
According to company sources, the
new facility will not face on Harbor
Boulevard. Its south exposure will be
on South Coast Drive, and a new
street, to be called Hyland A venue. is
lo be built on the western border of
lhe Hyland development.
Among the most recent or Hyland
product developmentR was the intro-
• duct.loo oLAHF concentrate. the. firit
practical aid for victims or hemophil·
la, bleeder's disease.
Frotn Page l
MONSON e e e
Manager Paul Hughy. who resigned
three months ago in the wake of a
controversy over city budget deficits.
As Newport assistant city manager.
Monson was largely responsible [or
personnel matters. In recent months.
he also headed staff studies on a nf'w
cwic center site and participated in
the studjes on the propo!\ed Moden
AnnPxation .
DAILY PILOT
N•w,ett heel!, Cel,..,_I•
Robert N. Wetd
Plibllstier
Tho"'ll ICetvil
f;dllor
Tho"'u A. Murphine
M•,,.tint l!dllor
Jerome F. Collins
NtWPOrt ltKll Cny Editor
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Fired (]p
Members of the Newport-Mesa Uniiied School District Mot.hers' Com-
mittee ride fire truck to call attention to school boDd election to be
held Tuesday. Oct. 24. All fl.red up for the election nett to right) are
Mrs. Don Murphy, Mrs. Robert Nyqu.i.JL. Mrs. James Iverson and Mn.
Brooks Heck, all of Newport Beach.
'PassiveProwst' -Held
At County Draft Office
By LEONARD D. ASH
Of .. 08llJ ,. .... Sllll
A cuuai group ot 15 ()range Coast
College and UCI 'tudents held a
''passive protest" in front of the Se..
Jective Servi~ 0Uice1 in Santa Ana
this morning, passing out leaflets ad·
vising youths how to beat the draft.
When no oq_e happened to be en·
UCI RALLY e e.
learn to defend ounelves."
Norberg related that be waa one of
40 SDS members invited by the North
Vietnamese to a session in Bratialava,
Czechoslovakia, ecrlier this year.
That prompted a coed to ut. "Did
the North Vietnamese explain wby
they have a draft?"
"We didn't get into Chat quest.ion."'
Norberg replied. "We were more in·
l<'rested in some of the political as-
pects ...
The same gi:I asked him about po-
lilis:al assassination of South Vietna·
Mese village chiefs.
Norberg countered Utat village
chiefl are warned three ti~ ··to
split out of town'' before anything hap·
pens to them .
"Tbat still doem 't seem m oral," tbe
girl responded.
"Well that's your bow-geois hang-
up. If you're going to have liberation
you're going to have to have those
kind of things." Norberg said.
Norberg told the students w!Jen they
"look at a guy in a uniform" they
shouldn't say to themselves. "He
knuckled under. He's a wc:·r L'Timinal.
"You go to the un iversity. That's
conscription of another sort.1' he said.
.. You provide the research for the war
ei;tablishment."
University Park
Cub Scout Pack
Seeking Recruits
University Park's first Cub Scout
pack is now organized and looking for
members. according to Dr. G.D. Saul.
community services director of the
Newport-Irvine Rotary Club.
Meetings for Pack 600 will he held
the last Monday of each month i-tar1 ·
ing in November. at University
Park Elementary School.
Pack le~der Mi ke> Readirk an·
nounrP<l the re i4f1> currently 22 C:uh~
signed up. More information CM hi'
obtainerl by ca ll in!? nr. S1t11I al
S46·2566. or Ralph Clock al 897·1066.
I
VIETNAM. e e
and spiraled to the ground.:' the maj-
or said.
It was the 85th MIG destroyed In
the war by U.S. pilots.
ti S spokrsmf'n i;aid a Navy A4 Sky·
hll\\ k f1•1l lo ~1·011nd ftrt whilr 1o1lrtk·
1n:: NMth \11rtn11rn. lhP 7f~lh Arnrn ·
1·an pl:rnr lnl\f ov"r flu• l'nmm11n1<t
M11nt1 ,. E1 s:ht hrlknplf'I ~ llll \'e
brPn ~hot down O\'f'r l'\orth \'1r1nam
IC{ing the draft offices at 1138 E.
17th St., the protestors sat down and
s.i pped coffee.
One participant, from the Peace Jn.
formation Center in Santa Ana, held a
placard, 5 feet square. displaying col·
ored pictures of children maimed in
the Vietnam war.
"Th.is is the kind o{ freedom Ye are
bringing in Vietnam." read the plac·
ard's Jegend. "Of course, God isn't
dead-Be's just uhamed to be seen
in this oountry.''
The youth carrying the placard de-
clined to give h.is namr.
The leaflets, enliUed "Up Tighl With
the Dr.alt," told that free counseling
on bow to avoid Ole dralt was avail·
able at the Santia Ana peace center.
Members of the "passive protest"
indicated tbey wett tbtre aa individu.
als. They <!iscla.imed re~nting any
particular organll.ations.
The picketing continued through the
morning in front of a sign. pW!ted
on the draft u(fice wi.ndflWS in vivid
red paint. "RESIST:"
The word was put on sometime dur
ing the night, the p1ckeu said.
~ ~ ;:;.
fi'r•• r.,e J
DRAFT. e e
severaJ months. The majority nf all
ammunition used in Vietnam is ship.
ped from Port Chicago.
Al a UC rally Wednesday, soml'
speakers called for stronger action
than picketing and sit·in tactics to
clO!Se Che induction center.
"We'll J?o back and take possession o< the area and we'll do so without
violence until they shut the damnrrl
thin~ do"'1" shouted one leader.
ThP crowd rf'sponded with catcall~
of "Oon'1 shU1 it down. burn it down'"
Several ~Pllf'd ... Bum. baby. burn '"
The rally was held, as were other<.
this week. in defiance of university nr.
ficials and a court injunction. A un1-
\'ersity i;pokesman said disciplian ·
procedures were being taken agarn,1
20 students. and legal action is bcinn
studied against nonstudent rally !call.
ers.
Wednesday's demonstration was a
far cry from Tuesday's melee. when
a force of 400 club-swinging and tca1 gas-spraying police stormed throuch
a crowd or protesters and newsmrn
arresting 22 persons and injurinl! '.'!
others.
The arrf'~t11 Wf'dncsdar t'ame altr1
a few nf th" 2.!iOO chantint pickPI.<. .11
the ln(luction C:enlr r allemp1.-r1 '"
bl°"k lhf' elttrance!I.
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n:wicf llarri!I. 21. Cr.rmer Stanln1t1 l"niversit~· .~tucfrnt hodv prec:i1IPfll I In
fa wcl'tf'rn secrrtary of the W:ir r:r·
sic:1or~ Leagup
Two mr n. philosophy f'rofr!>,w
Rruce Land<?sman of Stanford unl\·r .
!lily and warehouseman Robert flhi n
dell. were charged with felon ies 1n
connection with attacks on policcmi>n
Both denied the charges.
About 20 counterpicket.s were 1111 hand ror Wednesday's dem o11strat111n
with ~igns 11ayinJ!. "Support Our Ml'n
in Vit'tnam " Spokrsman for 111"
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PASADENA. Calif. (UPI) -Ameri-
ca's Marlner 5 spacecraft drew
near Venus today on Its fly.by mission
to add to man's knowledge oC the plan-
et, which was probed 24 hours earlier
by a Russian instrument p«kage.
Mariner 5 was schedt:I~ to make
its closest approach -within 2,500
miles -to Venus at approximately
10:34 POT and transmit to earth ra-
dio signals which would presumably
exp&nd knowledge on the Venusian
atmosphere.
Changes
. The U.niversjty of California Board
of Regents met .at navls today to
consider. among other things. chang-
es in the departmental setup al ·UCI.
UCI. Vice Chancellor fol' Academic
Aflairs Roger RusscU said the pro·
poae(I changes would remove an ad·
ministrative · layer thought by · tl1e ·
campus adminlstl'ation tn be super·
fluou s.
SpecificaUy . it would abolish the·
college ot letters and sciences and
make five divisions of the college
separate schools'.
utter11 and sciences was planned
as sort of an uYn brella for the divi-
sions of .biological sciences. fin& art~,
humanities, physical ·sciences and so·
Discuss
at UCI
clal sciences. Dr. Russell said .
The campus adm1nlstratlon has pet.
ilioned to have U1e divisions estab-
lished as sAparal.e schools.
The position o( dean · of 'letter~ and
sciences has never been Ci~. ff the
changes are approved It would · be
Abolished and the new sc1loot deans
made directly answerable to Dr. Rus.
se ll. · · · · · '
Also on· the regeots· agenda is ·for·
rnal establishment of a · g?ai1uate
school of adininlstratioo at ltvine.
This is to roctify a clerical errot. The
graduate school of administration un-
rler dean Dr. 'Ge<>rge Brown bai been
operating for two years.
Scientists at the Jet Propulsion Lab-
oratory tracking Mariner 5 congr&t·
uuted the Russians on their feat fo
landing an lnstrument package on Ve.
nUJ Wednesday. They pointed out the
American mission was different in na·
ture. New · Tourist A ttriiction::·
In Moscow, meanwhile, the chief
designer of the first spacecraft to
make a soft landing on another plan·
et said cosmonauts will follow Rus.
1ia'a Venus 4 to explore earth's sister
wanet by 1980.
The prediction came as elated' Rua·
siang celebrated the historic landing
on Venua Wednesday and scientists
pored over the wealth of precioll! in·
formation sent back by the probe in
more thm1 12 hours of coded mes.
uges.
Antonia's Fate
Now Rests With
Supreme Court
Will Antonia Thoma& stand trial
again or will the petite San Clemente
housewife be freed forever of charg-
es that she murdered her infant son?
It's up to the California Supreme
Court and the state's highest jurists
are pondering these questions today.
However, it may be another year
before Mrs. Thomas, who has been
in and out of the courts since Decem-
ber. 1966. knows her fate.
Court aides at the state building in
downtown Los Angeles, where the ac-
was heard this week indicated the Su·
was heard Tueaday. indicated the Su·
preme Court may take three months
to a year to maJce a decision.
The ~year-old Filipino wife of
Marine Sgt. James B. Thomas was
accused of pouring a lethal dose of
caustic chemical down the throat or
he 7-day-old son .James on July 14,
1966.
Last May, a Superior Court jury
returned a verdict of &uilty to first de-
gree murder in the courtroom of
Judge Bruce Sumne't of L a i u n a
Beach.
But one juror. Joseph Schissler, a
Buena Park achooJ custodian, ballted
at giving a straight yes during the
polling of the jury on its first degree
murder r uling. Judge Sumner de·
dared a mistrial.
Tht case went back to presiding
Superior Judge William Murray antl.
e\"elltually. "10 the 'fl'ourur DJstrtct
Court of Appe1ls. which ordered the
guilty verdict entered.
. ..
Newport's City J llil
Newport Beach City Jail might be
a great drawing card for tourists.
H. W. Hll'dy, for one, has heard so
many fine things about it that he in·
tends to drOp by next time he's in
California and look the city over.
Hardy, a Texsm, explained in a let·
ter to ~r Paul J. Gruber today
that be •as oo two weekl ol actlve
duty In Celilomla lat suJNner with
ttie U.S. Marine Corpl Reserve. for
wbldl ht '' a WLlt commaJdtr.
Three of bis officers visited police
headquamrs to obtain the release of
1 member of Hardy's outfit.
"It was, as you can Imagine. very
t:mbarrasslng for me to have one of
my men Involved In criminal actions
Two Mesans
Face Hoag
Theft C:Ount
Two unemployed Costa Mesa men
were arraigned on grand theft C!larg.
es Wednesday following their arrest
ln Sacramento for allqedly at~alint
cN<iit cards, checks and $850 in cash
from HoJI MemoriaJ·HospitaJ.
Harvey Jay Chitwood. 42. of l22
Magnolia Ave.. and Howard .Joseph
Tingler. 35, or 211 Knox St.. were or·
dered by Costa Mesa · Newporl Beach
' Municipal Jud.ge WllliaJTl Christensen
· to appear at a preliminary hearing
on the felony charges Oct. 23.
Bail was set at SS,500 each.
Chitwood and Tingler were flown
from the state capital to O r a n g e
County under the supervision of two
Newport Beach police officers.
The suspects were arrested after po-
lice received a tip that one of them
assertedly had tried cashing a stolel'I
traveler's check at a Sacra.mento
motel. officers said. 1'
A hospital official rj!ported S.;iturd!Jl'
tllal caSh. credlt cards and check1;
had been stolen from the lockers or
two doctors.
in your city,'' he wro~ the ruyor.
"However." he added, "the police
officers and ladies on duty tt\M night
were extremely courteous and most
cooperative.
"One of tkle officers who v\IH.ed
your jail is a practicing attomey in
TeH$ ano he relates that never bu
he be-. treated with such eaurtMy.
coopent.ion and efficieney."
Hardy aaicl th1t when be had beta
in · California on previous sammer
trainlng maneuvers he hadn't tCltten
a chance to visit Newport. '
"However, after the very pleaaut
experience in your city with your Po-
lice Department, I intend to vi.sit
your city next year and to become
better acquainted with what mullt be
a very fine community a.a represeat.
ed by the policemen ot ,your city."
Harbor District,
Irvine ~mpany
Split Bay· Study
How do you turn the marshy wa.
ters and ja~ged shoreline of Upper
Ne..wport Bay into a spark.ling aquatic
r~reaUonal area?
First off. said the Orange County
Harbor District ~sday. you had bet·
ter hire a consulting engineer to over·
st>e a ck'edge and fill plan.
District· commiasionen voted unaa·
imousl.y to go 50-50 with the Irvine
Co. on a first phase study with a cost
limit of $10,000.
On the lrvi!le Co's initiative, com-
missioners forwarded a recommenda-
tion to the Board or Supervisors to
htre internationally known coastal en·
gineer Omar .J. ·Lillebang.
HI" will coordinate studies on a pro-
poi;ed dredge and cm plan that Jnl.IJt
in<'ludP data on soil, mapping and the
like. accordint tn Ha"1or Diatrict
Manager Kenneth Sam~on.
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'FLEET'S IN -Sailon of. the aircraft carrier HMAs Melbourne troop
down gangplank of the Australian flat top after she docked We<ines·
day in Seal Beada. The carrier, in port for ammunition and stores, is
flagship of the Royal Amtralian Navy.
AMERICAN WELCOME -U.S. Na Band was on hand in full force
--to give -blariDg we come o o 1cers an men of lfMAS Me160urne,
flagship of the Royal Australian Navy as she docked at Seal Beach
Ammunition Depot Wednesday. It w• first visit of Aussie naval vessel
to these waters since World War Il.
Royal We~eome ,
Visiting Aussies Met At Dock
A royal welcome greeted the Roy·
al Australian Navy flagship HMAS
Melbourne as she docked at the Seal
Beach Naval Weapons Station Wed·
nesday afternoon with a ship's com·
pany of more than 3,350 officers and
men.
The aircraft carrier docked shortly
after 4 p.m. with her crew lined up
al the rail. amiOUJ to visit the Or·
ange Cout.
Blaring bands, a host of U. S. Navy
brau and Amtralian officla1s met
the ship, along with a fn members
of families wbicb will bolt a crew·
men while she is in port.
Wgbligbt of tbe welcome to the ftrst
Amlralian ship to visit the West
Coast liDce World War II came later
in the evening u tbe lhip's compa·
ny .taged the traditiaaal Beat and Re-
trut ceremony.
The ceremonies, oa the flight deck
of the 22,250-ton carrier, harked back
to the days bf warfare when at sun-
down the soldiers and sailors called a
halt to fighting and went home to din-
ner. It was witnessed by a large
crowd of dignitaries invited to board
the carrier fo.r a cocktail party and ship's tour.
Included as party guests were Clips
Rafferty and Michael Pate, television
stars wbo bail from Australia. Also
attendiag was Australian Trade Com-
millioner Mike Long.
Toaigbt, the first 200 of 600 sailors
who'll go into Orange Coast. homes
from Laguna Beach to Seal Beach will
be picked up by members of the fam·
illes for dinner and an evening of
American hospitality.
The dllp will leave Seal Beach Sun-
day for San Francisco and later will
return to San Diego to take on 24 air·
planes before aaµIng for home.
Marijuana ]afls Marine
Airer High Speed Chase
A Camp Pendleton Marine, who al·
legedly led California Highway Pa-
trol officers oo a 12.0-mile-per.IJour
chase on the Santa Ana Freeway J>e.
fore-wrecking bil sports car, was ar·
rested on marijuana possession
charges early today.
Officers said they found 10 kilo
bricks of the illegal weed. worth ap-
proximately $1.000. in the suspect's
demoU.hed car,
~ arrested for reckless f ving
was Lawrence R. Martin, 21. He was
booked in county jail.
Highway Patrol officers said Mar·
tin~s car was spotted speeding north
on the freeway near Laguna Canyon
Road about 1:55 a.tn. A patrol car
gave chue at speeds of more than
120 miles an hour.
Martin lost control of bis car at
the Grand Avenue offramp in Santa
Ana. The car hit a -curb and over·
turned. MarUn was not injured.
GOP Reads
Secret Wire
Of Johnson
-ABOARD SS INDEPENDENCE
(UPI) -Michigan Gov. George
Romney today described as "a snow
~job, news manipulation and hog-
wash" a White House message to an
aide at the National Governors Con·
ference which strayed Into Republi·
can hands.
"Yes, and brainwash, too," R-Om·
ney added with a laugh when a re·
.porter used that term in a question.
The GOP presidential hopeful held
a news conference less than two hours
before the governors aboard this 23,·
000-ton luxury 'liner docked at St.
Thomas ii:i. the Virgin Islands.
He called the session primarily to
discuss the "eyes only" radiogram
that the White House sent to Price
Daniel, new head of the Office of
Emergency Planning, and w h i c h
somehow was delivered to Republi-
can Gov. Ronald Reagan of Califor-
~. .
Reagan, at Romney's suggestion,
showed the message around, throw-
ing the conference into an uproar and
apparently dooming President John·
son's hopes of getting a Vietnam vote
of confidence from the state execu-
tives.
The resolution to support adminls·
tration Vietnam policy can come be·
fore Friday's final business se1sion
only if three·fourtbs of the governors
vote to suspend the rules.
GOP governors decided Wednes-
day to oppose consideration of the
decluation.
Since there ife 21 Republicans and
21 Democrats present, plus three ter-
ritorial Democratic governors, the
resolutiotJ appears to have 1 i t t 1 e
chance.
However, Democratic Gov. John B.
Connally of Texas said the issue
would be put to a vote despite the
GOP opposition. He said he thinks
the governors' have "a duty and ob-
ligation to take a position on Viet-
nam."
"I don't care how many votes it
gets," Connally said.
Asked about the propriety of Rea-
gan's action making public the White
House message, Connally said: "Ev·
ery man bas to live by his own
sense of ethics and morality. I don't
read other people's mail or messag.
es."
Girls Brutally
Slain; Deserter
Held for Murder
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UPI) - A
21-year-old gas station attendant was
arrested today and charged with mur·
der in the slaying of two Tallahassee
Wgb Scboql girla whose bodies were
fc.und in a "lovers lane" area of the
Apalachicola National Forest.
Police identified the suspect as Ro-
bert Scott Sanders and said that "no
further arrests" were anticipated.
'fhe~ms,-Ka')'~ Granger·and Eli·
zabetb Ann Wood, both 17, had been
shot, stabbed and beaten. It was not
known until today that they had been
shot. Earlier announcements s a i d
they bad been stabbed and beaten to
death, but the gunshot wounds appar-
ently showed up in an autopsy.
Sanders was taken into custody by
local Sheriff W. P. Joyce and Capt.
Jack Dawkins alter Sheriff Simmie
Moore of Madison County, about 60
Jr.ilea east of Tallahassee, notified au·
tborities that Sanders had been treat.
ed in a Madison hospital for an alleg-·
ed accidental gun wound.
Joyce did not elaborate nor explain
any details of how Sanders got the
gunshot wound.
Joyce said Sanders' automobile had
been turned over to the state law en·
forcement bu;eau for laboratory
checks.
The slayings came to light when the
Tallahaasee police department re·
ceived an anonymous telephone call
telling them that there were two bod·
ies near the Blue Sink area, a favor·
ite spot for teenagers.
Joyce said the suspect, a slightly
built California native, had worked in
a Tallahassee service station "four or
five months ago" and reportedly hc:d
been absent without leave from th e Ft.
Benning, Ga., army post since the
middle of May. I
Ft. Benning authorities could find noj
immediate record on Sanders, but said
his file may have been transferred if
he bas been missing sine, May. '
Sanders was picked up at bis home I
ln Madison by Sheriff Mcxre and ques-j
tioned by Leon County (Tallahassee l
authorities in Madison before being
brought to Tallahassee Wednesday 1
afternoon for questioning.
He was not formally arrested and
charged until today.
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Thursday. Ottober 19, 196 7
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WASHINGTON (AP) -Shirley
Temple Blad. former child mo v·
ie star, previewed a possible coming
attraction Wednesday -somethins
called the "Ev and Shirley Show."
Visiting Senate Republican Leader
Everett M. Dirksen, Mrs. Black was
given a kiss and a prediction of vie·
tory in her congressional race. .._
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S.mmit Meet Seen
Aussie Jets May
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CANBERRA, Australia (UPI) -
Prime Minister Harold Holt said a
1ummit __JDeetlng of Vietnam allies is
likely to be be1d in late November or
early December.
Holt told a news conference the
IUllllDit meeting probably would be in
Seoul, SOUtb Korea or Bangkok, Thai·
Janet.
Preued for details on the summit,
Holt 1aid only that it was necessary
to pool information.
MOit of the news conferences were slvm over to Australia's role in the
war and the possibility of Australian
aircraft taking part in air attacks
qai.mt North Vietnam. '
Holt aaid bis government had no ob-
jection to such attaclts.
.. We are not looking for a sheltered
role for Auatralian forces," he said.
''They play their pert with other
foreea in Vietnam ...
, Newmm questioned Holt about the
ate of Australian jet pilots who, it
.. aaDOaDCed. b.ac1 been attached to
a U.S. Marine unit in South Vietnam.
Tbe ]Wne m1nister said the Austra· u-bad not been trained to fly from
U. S. aircraft carrlera used aa bases
far aUacb against the north. But be
Aid Aastralia waa buying American
Skybawk. pell, which would be dellv·
ered to the Australian carrier Mel·
-..... later this year.
Bolt Mid DO decl.aion bad been tak·
• • fldme operation of the carrier.
.. ..,.. pr111td, bt replied:
"Wlllll ii tbe diff•ence in DUJna
Doun States
Challenge
·Rezoning Law
WASHINGTON (UPI) -A little·n<r
ticed bD1 that could permit a dozen
states to get out from under court·
ordered congreuional redistricting for at Jeut three years appears near ap-
proval by Congress.
Home and Senate conferees broke
a 1hrff·month deadlock by coming
ap with a compromise measure th.at
AJ1 no 1tate shall be required to re·
district unW after the l!r70 federal
aum-unleal' a apedal census 1s
taken first.
The compromise, approved Wednes· da.1, would prohibit at-large races in
my state except New Mexico and Ha-
waii, where they have been custom-
sry.
AceordiDg to the conferees. court
ardal or challenges are pending at
1C11De stage in caJif ornia, F.lorida, D·
Jinoil, Indiana, Massachusetts, Mis· IOUl'i. New Jersey, New York, North
Carolina, Ohio, Tennessee and Texas.
the north (from the AU&tralian de·
s t r o y e r Perth) and bombing the
north?"
Los Padres
Firefighters
Still on Job ' ' Be Won't Be Back -
LOS ANGELES (UPI) -About 1,1.00
fire fighters today tried tO contain the
stubborn blaze in the heavy timber
A shell-shattered helmet ts grim evidence of the
casualties sustained at this forward Marin~ outpost near tile demQltadw -Jtf&Mfhc 1'116 _. South Vietnam
area of the Los Padres National For·
est.
A refuge for the rare California
Condor in the National Forest wu .
declared "out of danger" by fire of.
ficlals. Flames bad threatened
the sanctuary Wednesday.
Small Nations
Of U.N. Meet
Since its beginning five days ago
near Santa Paula, the fire has scorch-0 M d
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Choice .To Beat LBJ
ed 10,000 acres of Southern California ver }• east real estate, including 2,300 acres of the Natianal ForesL WASHINGTON (UPI) -Wltb W· ~ d' ' tllll ..._,. tt .....
A fire that erupted Wednesday in The 10 nonpermanent memben of 1y all h1I GOP ~ riftla • .n 111 ::!fe ._ tllf Jlf 1&1 -..,.
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Authoritie. in ~th Ventura an~ cil in ut attempt to find a mutually• NEW YORK (AP)-Tbe C-olmnhl1 ...-fir C. . ..,, 5 I tit ... 1 1 ~os ~ngelea Counties pre.s~e_d theu acceptable compromise Br ad utln Syate repar1I tb.t a ., 0 fir Pl di 1 ._-. ~~~~~~e ~;~shthfu.rs~~~~rtar~ In Algiers, ~.g Huss~ o1 Jordari Go~. Georgf R«nne-:1« Mld>lpn bu _. cllllM .._ * ....._.
by arsonists wound up a frigid 36-hour visit with purchased a half hour of prime .,. .._ ..... *' •• • ..... a
Three Siml Valley High School stu-Algerian President Houari Bownedleo-Ding time on tu televialoa network. a, fl • , rm will C •-
dents have admitted setting one fire ne.' with whom he. disagrees on the Thia has led to apeculat1on ttlat be -. _. ' ' s • a,ltll ltll.. Be
near their school. A sheriff's deputy Middle E~st sl~ation. will use the telecut to announce bis ..W • .. mt ..... _, ....
said the teen-agers could give no rea· Boume.dienne is out ~ continue the candidacy for the RepublicaD prea. ........., " .._ f ' s '11111 111-
son for their actions. war . agamst Israel, while Hussein ia dential nomination. ......_ 0 2lw a ... tl8le."
"They said they didn't know why seeking ~ peaceful setUem~nt. . The program ii tclMduled far W..S. Tiie -GOP fl Cl d'af -••
they set the fire but it seemed as if According ~ an Ar.ab diplomatic neaday, Nov. 15, at 10 p.m. BGlllDIJ W -... L!"r. "':' a t
they were carried away by all the s?urce, llussem sounded o u t Bourne-sald 1ut Sunday that be would dedde .., 'I , ,. • a..
fires," be aald. dienne ~n a plan to ope!! direct COD· within six weeb whether be waaJd a.tm B. ~.(a.IL),_. a..,
The largest of the fires, which tacts w.1th Isr~el. . be a candidate. Gw9' ._ J .i w+a, _. J1e.
erupted Sunday in Chatsworth, a Los Israeli Premier Levi Eshk~l said A spokesman far Romner aai4 bk aid 8-fl C ts •
Angeles suburb continued to smold· early thJa month that Jordaman en-telecut would be "a report to tbe ._ llM 111 _, _. tt ---
er. lt has blackened 25 000 acres and voys already had been to "feel his people on bis recent 1 urban toar, bat W. Md1h1 all111h • I fir .. -
destroyed 22 homes. ' government's pulse. " mi&ht not· be llmlted to tbat ~,. Jdlt ta ..11'--
Damage f{9!!l the dozen flrt!s that ----------.,.....----------------------------
have plagued"' Southern 1 California
since Sunday is pegged at $1 million
by the insurance industry. . . oua Lono11 FOG® JAcm us · m 1.1m 1r 1 I I I l · ia •,I ;Pr,..__,,,, ... r.· , .. .._,,....,...._..
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Birch Mentally Competent
To Write W~Says Doctor '•
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DALLAS, Tex. (AP) -Multimll·
Jkmil'e A. Otta Birch, then 95, was
ment•lly competent in 1966 when he
wrote a wUl leaving his wealth to his
wife, a JllYChiatrlat said Wednesday.
Dr. Frederick J . Hacker, who heads
a Los Angeles ps}'<:hiatric clinic, tes·
t ified during the second day of a pro-
bate court hearing that Birch was
"fully mentally competent in every
sense of the word."
c rt •• :-.... Mstr ••• ,..;.,..., "albam
Fm Baptist charities in California
claim a prior will. naming them as
benefidaries was the last ·valid docu-
ment and that they should receive the
estate, on~ estimated at '200 mil·
lion.
Pearl Choate Birch, the 200-pound
nurse and ex-<:0nvict, who married
Birch in the fall of 1966 after the
death of his first wife, would inherit
bis millions under a handwritten will
penned May l, 1966.
A lawyer representing the Baptist
charities, Otis Gary, has contended
Birch's mentality was that of a child
when he drafted the 1966 will.
The hearing continued today.
Hacker examined Birch in October
of last year when relatives sought un·
successfully to prove that Birch had
been kidnaped and was held against
his will.
,,,lleiJailllefliiiM-.• • D ( W. IA I , ~i_.ot Red-.... a.y_ ..,. .,..._ lllis week
fllrM ,Clil-*..
.... ~ilic al .. time. Birch died at the age of 96 last
March 15 in Dallas.
"All he wanted to do was to be left
alone and live out his years," the Los
Angeles specialist said.
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Hot Dry Spell Enters Fifth Day In Southland
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mlln .., !lour In IOmf arras, end
tocall't ,,..VY rain ll•Y• ~n rtPOrled. 0.. ~Is in u nlral Pennwlvenle re.
porW!d 1 It inc!le• cl r t in during 1
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•nd 30s In the Pl1ln1 end the Great
Lekn end to the ~· •nd 40I In Teus Ind th~ Sou!h.
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U.S. Hails Venus Triumph,
WASHJNGTON (UPI) -
U. S. nperta said Wednes-
day R\llSla failed 11 times trJiDC to send spacecraft to
tllia Yidn1ty of V enua before
U. ~ soft landing.
Bat Oley still bailed the tJi. _.Jiit u a creat contribu-
tioa to man'• tnowledge of
artb'• Jilter planet.
™lo go from Sputnik I to
Vaaa 4 ln 10 years lllus-
trll&a the powerful base of
~ beiJlg developed
ii tllle Soviet Union," said
James E. Webb, chief of
die National Aeronautics
ud Spece Mtminiatration
«NASA).
Be 1loted that the achieve-.
.... came jolt m days be·
Ion tbe SOth anniversary,
No9. 7, of the Communist
1tnlation. In the Soviet
tilninc. be aaw an attempt
t. persuade the world that
spece exploration "can be
a major factor in the bal·
ace of technological power
-~--" amonc ............
••JB my view, this accom-
*
Venus Victory Give~
Soviets 16· Year Edge
depositing instrument& on
, .
CAPE KENNEDY (UPI) -1'-bilt.oric soft landing
., • !bwl•-bullt imtru-the planet'• surface for the ,.
... pedt•• OD Venua w t • .,. .... tbe Soviet
Ulim • Just a m-1• .... .,. tbt United Stata
11 pl•ltllr1 apliantioo.
It .a.o allowed that the
R'lllins are moving ahead
wttll an ambitious space
JllGCl1lDl at a time when
Amaiea'• ii threatened with
a musive slow-down as a raan of coocr~uJooal cuts
• b IP8«:e agency's budg·
el
drat time.
The United States now bla
no plant to land a space-
craft on Venus and no aach
attempt ls expected before
11171 at the earliest.
The space agency, bow·
ever, Is devoting more at-
tention to Mars and its
Project Voyager was de-
signed to land two sopbla·
ticated, one-ton spacecraft
on Mars in 1973 and again
in 1975.
To get Voyager moving,
the space agency asked Con·
gress to approve $71 .5 mil-
The abol"tage of funds baa
fttDa1Jy killed U.S. plans to
JUkh the Soviet feat in
!1'13 by \anding a space-
c:raft on Mars to search for
life.
And the success of Rus-
sia'• Venus 4 probe will
Oftl'tbadow the less spec-
tacular r e s u l t s expected
from America's Mariner S
..,.cec::raft when it passes
wtadn 1,500 miles of earth's
JBJSterioos 1 11 t e r planet
'nmnday.
lion funding in the current • ...
fiscal year. The House re·
fused to appropriate a n Y ,
funds for the project and
tbe Senate agreed to t36
million. The matter is now
before a conference com-• •
mitt.ee. ..
Before today. Russia is
believed to have had at
Jeut 15 announced and un-
-ounced failures in efforts
to explore Venus and Mars. n. United States has h.ad sinlk auccesus in two tries .a exploring each planet.
But the U.S. spacecraft
"'" in the Mariner class,
wbkb is designed to fly _by
a planet and take a brief
1llok at it with a battery of
decbonic sensors. N.ariner
5 aapped 22 historic photo-
srapbl of Mars in 1966.
Rauia'• first success was a tif one and overlapped
America'• previous success·
" by penetrating the dense
Venusian atmosphere a n d
LBJ Moves .to
Recruit Medics
WASHINGTON (UPI) -1 I·
The Johnson administration
is planning to recruit form· ,
er armed ser·1ce "medics"
to help fill the shortage of
health workers. T b e pro-
gram will be known as t .
Project Remed.
· The White House s a i d
Monday that 60,000 medi·
cally trained servicemen
are discharged each year.
There is a shortage of 300,-
00C health workers in civili-
an life.
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Enjoy The Holidays
J'eeing New Places and
UMeeting New Friends
On (./I. c:fl1atson Jouth Jeas Cruise
•
This yur, plan a c.,... comfort• aa you cruiM In an Intl·
fl"M eec:.ptlf rom the mate, yach\.llk• atmoaphe,.. And
tlofldaY9 at home. Sall new friends will soon become old
ti .. peac«u4 Islands of the frfenda OYel' grand dinne" ot
'-"' hciflc wtie,. winter has Lobster Curry with Avocado,
turned to summer. Mateon'• three Chicken Hewallen or artY of the
~ Hoffday Crulff aallings other •pecleltlea on Matson'•
.. perfectly timed: SS MON· gourmet menua. Isn't It ttme you
TIREY, Nowmber 12 lncludH planned your holiday crul" to
~ In Tahiti ••• SS th• paradlH l1land1 of the
MMPOSA. ~mblr S includea Pacific?
OrWlnea and New Year's In the Sa.illng dat• ara rrom San Fran-
aoult Seal •.. SS MONTEREY, claco; Loa Angtlll 11 ttlt follow--
Dau-., 21 Include• gala New Ing day.
Yw• celebration• at 111. You'll can or vlalt 111 1oon for complete
-,,.. piaices .. th ... elegant Information and rtaervatlonL
.._. t111e Y«I to Bora Bora. SAFETY INFORMATION :
T--. ftan1tonga. New INiand, SS Mariposa and Monter.y, l'IQ•
Aualnla,Noumea.FIJl,Nluafo'ou, latertd In the U.S., !Mil Intern.-
,... hgo Md HtwalL You'll tlonal Safety Standard• tor new
.... 1ft exctuelvely Flrwt Clasa ahlpt developed In 1960.
far mor~ in/ormation and
rt"'11)0tiON call 642-31 II •••
,.o additi0"'1l charges
through
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WEEKDAYS 9 TO 9 "
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.
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Now, ,.,ake your ... ry own oil
painting out ef any pri11t you 111¥1
lle11cly. Gi ... s tnt11re end b<ush
marks lo the worlr. Etty to use,
complefe kit.
4••
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Thursday, Octobtr 11), 1%7 DAIL V PILOT J •
Notes 11 Russ Failures
SATURDAY 9 TO 5:30
SWACi is
SMART
Now, hang a stylish light anywhere.
lndudes the brass .chain, swag hoob,
in-line switch, and 12" shade. No wiring
or permit needed , will make a lovety
addition to any room. In white,
oumpkin, goid, or blue. (Ah, blue, that's
the color of my true love's eyes, and
the hair too, now that I think about it.)
SWAG LIGHT
FIXTURE
FATIGUI
MAT
Sou11cls like 10lftethin9
iuuecl by the Arffty, bvf
it'• reelly 11ee+ for +tie
fHt whe11 the t .. ttiu
•r• tired, liAerblei~ecl
•ffed on top quelity
rubber mil.
79'
PORCH LIGHT GLOBE
A niffy fhriffy repl1c.e1M11f glolte
fo r the (llorch light lirlvre et t4.e
front or heck entry. C Or tile 1icle
• one if yo11'r• loecled wifh cloord
66'
.
PVC SPRINKUR
PIPE
Greef, never roh or corrHH,
semi.rigid, roclenh hale it.
hsy lo instill, 110 special
tools 11Hclecl.
1/1 INCH •1, INCH
6 c u.. 4' u. . ... ft,
PAINT THINNER
Iring your own ,.,etal con+efner
encl loecl up e11 fhit stvff. If
you don't have one, 1Cer111 wlll
sell you • •lliny 11•w ene.
In Your
Metil Container 21' Gal.
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Goocl sire jar with 1pr1y 9un top for
epplying liquicl ftrtilirer or intectlcicle1,
1ny br1ncl. Get1 th• job clon• quick.,
•"cl with leu tlforl, 119
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at 4:34 p.m. PIYI' Tbursda}
Although it will meaalJI'\
temperatures and atmos·
'berlc characteriltics, t la e
mslon ii far lesa amblti·
OUI than U. Scwiet one. • ~
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Shop, uftOoth, one sicle, II""' ,ured to look
•t the other tide, thinlc Dick UMt It fflf • clar+Mer4 °"
hit coffH brHk. He t•h one • week you .,. __ ) Thi'
9oocl U.S. Dowgl11 Fir hH "'•"Y llMI arowncl the ho111•
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• DAIL y PILOT Thursda.Y. October l<J, 1967
Fiwe Sllrwive; 3 Tell Sea Ordeal.
... LONG BEACH (UPI) -
Three men who survived
the elnking of a frelctiter ID
the frtaid North Paciftc ar·
rived•• Wtdw~y ud
told of a nilbtmarlah 17
boun tbe1 apept lD We ralta
before beiD& reacued by the
Norwegian ahlp Viaund.
The three were ftamtn
aboard the Panoc:;emdc
Faith which went down Oct.
9 in huvy HU 870 miles
southwest of Kodiak. Alu·
ka.
The men were taken by
ambulaace to Long Beach
Memorial Hospital for treat·
ment of exposure.
Only one of the three, Ed·
wain D. Jobnloa, '3. of De·
troit, Mich., wu able to
walk. John Kirk, 35, of Mo-
desto, and O.Car Charles
Willey, 28, of Oakland, were
carried to the ambulance
on stret.cber1.
Kirk was met by bis chil·
dren Lin, 13, John ll, and
Nelson 9.
There were Ollly five sur·
vivors of the sea tragedy
that claimed 35 Jives. The
two others ~ere picked up
Arrest of King,
7 More OTdered
• J a M INGHAM. A 1 L . would be delivered to tb•·
(AP) -Contempt charges lffl 1n Alabama and If aay
m.d 9'l 1983 atainlt Dr. of the defendants came Into
"1'lrtlD Luther Kine Jr. and Alabama they would be ar-
.... Gtber miniaten are a retted. Since the char1e la a misdemeanor. Barber .. ._ to enforcement nid, none of the men can
• 111e call • \!!~~ ~ ~ mratUtcd~ t _ ~· ..,f~ 1#" m'llt cirders by a clttulf -lU'ti'f was do avai ab e
..... for comment but one of hls ....._ w·m B ... __ chief aides iJ'I the Southern • ._.e 1 am ar~ Olristian Leadenb.ip Con·
by a Japanese ship.
·'There were seven of us
ln an inflated rubber life
raft dropped by a Coul
Guard plane," related Wi·
ley, an ordinary seaman.
"lt'• been such a ntcht· mare, things happened too
fast for any of us to be
alraid," Willey said. "It was
dark and so horrible, and I
was in such tremendous
pain because I was frozen
from the wallt down, and I
was In a state of shock ...
Johnson told how two of
the men apparently drown·
Robb Gets
More Pay
With Lynda
ed In the life raft from wa-ing dwindled until only three
ter comlnJ( aboard. of us could re a pond, 0 KJrk
"Waves 15 and ~ feet continued.
hlgh were breattn1 over the · When Willey jumpect !rom
life raft the 17 hours we the ship he 1ald he cau&ht
were in it," Johnson· said. an ankle IJJ the &hor chain
"Two of the men saved from and had to so u.ader to tr ..
the sea drowned fro.m the tt.
waves that swamped the When newsmen .,ked 11
small raft." he planned to return to the
Kirk explained how the sea when he recovers he re·
seamen blew whistles to Jet plied:
each other know they were "Yes. The. sea la m)C life.
all right. If 1 have to go, I'd rather
"But as the hours passed go In the deep six than on a
the number of those answer-freeway some place."
Auto Strike Talks
Breale DoWifAg~il
DETROIT CAP) -Auto were to prepare members-
ne1otiatora ended a 14-bow-some of them ?Nttve over
aeuion today and the ltrit• the lengtbalng 1trtke-lor
tng UnJted Auto Worken ..lor a possible breakdown
said they would not return in talb, a union spoteain&D
to the bargaining table UD-would say only "they were
til called by Ford Motor to i 1 I o r m the member-
Co. lblp." 'Ii'.,,. 311; ............................ --···~·· ny wanted to th.ink some· •uck Ford Sept. 7 oo ex·
thing over," said a union ptr*ion of the old ttwee-
spokesman when asked why year ..-contract. The strike
no new sessions had been was Y~ its 43rd day today.
scheduled as they have for There was no elaboration
the past few days. of the term .,income secur·
The 1pok.etman l&id he ity." But Reuther's ma l n
expected bargaiolng to re-goal had been a guaranteed
sume sometime toda,y. annual income that would
AIR CAUFORNIA ADDS
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ITS SCHmULE OCt 23
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m6d Wednesday be received ference. the !lev. Ralph D.
~ves regarding t be Abernathy of Atlaot.i, alio
e.-from the Alabama cited far contempt, s~.
..S U.S. Supreme courts be-~·we will gladly 1UrTender
,.. upholding the original m Alabama. Our plans
1 •tr opt citation iuued are not complete, but we Alll 23, 1963. M\'e been waiting for this 1Elll and the olherl .. ttep. We bave been together
t •t d of partldpatinc ID IO far, ad we will stay to-
..... and demonstrations ..._ ... ll •ance of a eourt order Abemathy said Kinf wu
sin*'biting them. T h e out of town but he did not
cbartes were filed after know where be was and he
Kint released stat.ementa at was thus unable to say when
a news conference critical they. :would re~ to serve
Of the court and its proceed· the s~t.ence. King bas said
lnp. previOu.aly be would return
WASHINGTON (AP) -
()Dee Marine Clpl Charles
S. Robb marries the Preli·
dent's dauehter, the govern·
ment will start paylng him
Sl6 more eac.b month.
The fifth near·maratbon assure a wwbr who atarta
talks in a row came u a y e a r emploJed tbat be
UAW Preaident Walter P. will pt 100 perceat of bla
Reuther and bis IDp aidel wa,es for tbe )'ear even ti wireclthelelden ~Ford laid off. t--~~~~~~------~~~~~~~~~~~~--~~~
B#ber said arrest orders ~ ~labame to -eerve the time.
3 Whooping
Cranes Sighted
'Ibrtt of the ministers,
the Rev. J . W. Haye., John
Thomas Porter and T. L.
Fisher, live in Birmingham
but were unavailable for
comment.
The base pay for a cap-
t&tn with Robb's service is
•11.10 a month. He also
gtts $47.88 a mbnth sub-
siltence allowance and $105
for quarters.
After he and Lynda John·
son marry De<:. 9, the quar·
*'a allowance will rise to
Pa month.
locals that• no meaningful
progreu bad bee~ made on
most key money iuues in
a new contract.
The telegrams said most
of the bargainine in the
past few days has been
confined to non·money mat-
ters, although "meaningful
progress" bas been made
in the area of "pensions,
insurance and Income se-
curitv during periods of
layoff."
When asked i! the wires
WASHING TON (UPI) -nr.. whooping c r a n e 1
bavt been apottlld in Mon·
tana 1n the first sighting of
tht rare birdJ in the Unit-
ed Mat.es this fall
Tbt Bureau of Fish and
Wlldllfe said two adultl and
one )'OU.Dg bird were .een
durlnt a water fowl 1un-ey at Che Madison L«ke Na·
Uoacl Wildlife Refuge in
Northeast Montana Wedoes·
da1 JDOnUa, 'lbe wboclperl
1ptnd °" summer bl c-&na· da'• Great Slave Lab re-
Oon before mleratln& IOUth·
ward In the fall tD winter OD
~ ~ Gulf C.out.
No More_ Dirty Dishes
Dishwasher Now a Multimillionaire
CLEAR WAT E R. Fla.
(AP) -Charles D o n a I d
Belcher. who started this
week u a $4-a-<iay waiter,
.... beck -tbe job **'· wiping tables and ju1ellng
atacked dishes.
The difference ii that
he'• now a multi.millionaire.
•"Jbe lawyers have to
work out the figures aod it
may take a year," the 27·
year-old Belcher said as he
tied on bis apron for an·
oGNlr' round of work •
A federal court rullng,
m.de public ln Binning·
ham, Ala.. Wed n e s d a y
awarded Belcher his fatb·
er•a full share in the fami·
ly's '14 million lumber busi·
ness.
Described by a friend as
"too poor to go to college.'·
Belcher said be would we
part of his new wealth to
study art at Jacksonville
University and finance his
mother to the traveling she
bas dreamed of.
Pie, Flag
Aid Drive
For Queen
SANTA MONICA (UPI>-
A 35-year-old mother of two ·
campaiined for homecom·
Ing queen at Santa Monica
Clty College by passing out
slices of applie pie deeorat-
ed with a small American
flag.
"There is nothing so
American as the flag, ap-
ple pie and mom," tr.rs.
Norma Rogers told campus
voters.
With the slogan "mother
power," the sprightly bru·
nette bu becomes ODt ct
five finalists selected from
11 original candidates for
the crown. Voting ended
Wednesday and results will
be announced next week.
David (No.22) Whaps Goliath (No.I)
No.I Saviiig5 anawan boasts thatits
"actual dollar reserves are over 100 times the average~' but
Its ratio of capital and general reserves to total saVings accounts is 7.4 %
Wllereu
• Pacific's ratio is 10.4%·
we not only try harder, We succeed more.
We pay the highest rates permitted by I~ on
.. all savings accounts.
Yaar urinp 1mc:wd to '15,000.00 by Federal Savio15 ind Loan In aura.nee Corporation.
$% curraat'"gualrate,compounded dmy,yields 5.13% if mainuined for one year on passbook ~ts.
5.nin11 fte.dved through the 10th of any month earn from the 1st.
Free ufe depoeJt box for maint&ining an account of •500.00 or more.
Earnings paid quarterly from date received
and from date received to date of withdrawal after three months.
We issue minimum term bonus certificates.
P.S.: No.) SAL need not cry too much because No.I Commercial Bank's ratio of apital
and aener~ raa"\'el to depoafq fa 6 .• %. AlJ comparisons based On June JO, 1967 statements of condition.
Twelve officea to 1ern you
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P e nsions Up No Mesa Voting LET'S BE fRIENDl Y
Heim Orders Big Water Directors on Tap
If you have new n4•ghbors
or know of anyol)... ~.wi."1g
to our area, ·please Mt us
so that we may extend a
friendly welcome and help
them to become acquainted
in their new surroundings. :Vets'. Pay Boost Huntington Beach
Visitor
SANTA ANA -A m o ll g
California countiet1 having
more than 3,000 county em~
ployeea, Oran&e OMmty ii
tbe safest.
For the fifth consecutive
year, Orange County today
won the· top prize In lta cl.us
of the Californi8 COunty Em·
ployee Safety Contest, co-
sponsored by the California
County Supervisors Associa·
tion and the State Compen-
sation Insurance Fund.
"Your county achieved
the lowest work injury fte·
quency rate among those
having more than 3,000 em· I
ployees," said R. A. Young.
1
general manager of tbe
state fund, in presenting a
trophy to David L. Baker,
Chairman of the Board of
Supervisors. I
The ceremony occurred
du r l n g the 73rd annual !
meeting of the California 1 County Supervilors Associa· •
tion in Fresno.
Supervisor C. M. Feather·
ly is chairman of the Coun·
ty Safety Committee.
Orange County's safety
program empbaalze,s the
leading role of the depart·
ment head . in safety while
all employees are encourag.
ed to .adopt a personal re·
sponsibillty for preventing
accidents. Instruction in
safe practices and insis-
tence en safe work habits
implement tbe program.
County Safety Engineer
Doug N. Kelly has coordi-
nated the county's first place
award winning safety pro·
gram since 1961.
ITU A:.R IB8 O-Bl1L1JA-BIES-
~ GREEN ._.., L. Gg11n, 1$2 Tlldln St .•
westrnt....,"1>11d Odolltr u . sur111YtC1 ~$.rents. Mr. 1...S Mrs. Hll"'IY i'-~ I lwoltler, !Yrvtv A,, Jr.I two 151 , llltfle L.. Vkll D. Orten1 I gr1ndmolller, Mrs. lrent
, Ind mltenlel grlndl*'tflll,
,, 1nd Mn. ~ Mulllnl. Serviqs,
r!MY. 3 P.M~ Peek Flmlty COloftlat
U<'19rll Home.
I NAZARIAN
I~~ N111rl1n. 130$1 lllrdlwoad. a n Grove. Died October 10. Sur· Iv bY wife, Dorollrfl fo.lr sons.
1Mn, ltOfll td. ltoeet 1nd Gregof'H
rtt dlulll!ters, LlncM, Oenlll 1nd
ctblnl tllree brolflen, Mron, Jecott nd Niu . ind sl• gr1ndd 1lkfrt11. Fu-
tral w vlO!\ •rt teflttll,,..IY tdled·
led fer S.turday, 1 P.M .. al !"eek
1rt111Y Cok:ni•I F11,,.,1t HOl!ll·
MORRISON E.. Morrlton. 1"'2 6eed1 9111d ..
11"'911. Di.ct Oc10btt 16. 5urvlvtd bV
Ill!, FllrlMI sister, Zelma A. Sc.lg-
11. end t.o brO!t>en, Fred and T.0. .,,,.,., -"'°"· todeY. Tllursd•Y· I .M., Peel! "'"''IY Cobllal F11-1l
BALTZ MORTUARIES
li rpna del Ma' OR S.MSt c ta Me11 Ml ~
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BELLf.OADWAY MOR ARY
o Broadw , Costa MeN u, was
PActFIC VIEW
MEMORIAL PARK
met.ef 1 • Mortu111 Chapel
Pe:lflc View Drive wpoJ1 Beach, California I m-•1
I F!MILY COLONIAL FU~ERAL ROME 1 Bell Ave .. Weatmlnstfir
893-3525
SPROUSE
ltUllY E. $-.. Aol 'f, of ff17 Stn·
detwood, Costa MeN. survived llY
llusband, Geotgt 0. SprCUM!I dellllh·
ter, Miu Judy Sorcusti two brotl'lers,
E. R. SdlWlltlL Mess.; E. C. S<tlwertJ,
ColoradO; two slsten, Mist Donna
Sdiwartz. Santa Mon!Q; Mrs. Helen
Vanderberg, Wlsc:onsln1 and mot111r, Ml"5. Hartle Sdlwertz. Costa Mell. Se<vl<ei. Frld1y, 2 P .M., 11411 llroed· wn Cllapel. Interment, Patlflc View
MetnOf'lal P1rtt. Dlrec!ed tty 11411 Broed'#av Mortuanr. 110 llrOldw1v,.
Coste M ... OSBORN
G«tr\ldt E. Osborn. 11'4 AnecaPI
W1y, Lnune llMCll. PaSMd awn
Oct. It. Surv!Yell b'I' huit>end, Herold 1
two Clqhten, Mrs. Slllrlev Dlcu" Mhslon Hiiis, Ind Mrs. Jun WIUl1rns.
S.n Gattrlet; two alstets, Mrs. 'TMllM
Olen, Su1\let 8"eh. and Mr-. Ew!Yn
Osmond1 Arll0fl1. Ind ab grtlldCl'lltd-r"-. Servlcis wllt be held Saturday,
Oct. 21. I P.M .• Patlflc View Cllapel,
With Rev. RIY c. Garv cfflcl•llllQ. 1~ ~mtnt. Pacllk View Mernorlel Parlt.
SHAFER lt. Cot. J. T. Sfl1fer (rel.) 321 fjl
ModellO. Newp0rt Buch. Aoe 7t.
Member cf Rnenr• Offlc.trs Anocl•
•tloll, end memlllr cf Arnerlt•n Le-
gion Pact #2'1. Newport lleech. for
41 ""'· Survived bY two sl1'-!rs. Eve1v11 P. Shafer, Newport llffch.
and C.rollne Durnfald, San Ju111 Cap. lstreno. ltowrv. 7:30 P.M .. tanlghl.
TilurtelaY1 ftequltfn Mus, Friday, t
A.M.. ttolh at San Juan C1plat,.no
Ml1tlon. Olrtctwd llY Shetter Mortuanr.
$In Cie-nte. tn~"""t, Aacenslon
Cematerv. El Toro. WHl'M'INGTON
C¥0011t L. Wllllllnglen. 312$ Ptlo V~rClt Aw .. Long lffcll. Oled Od. 11. Survlwel by six som. Rllplt. Jack,
Eerl, Ned, Dick and Clyde Whittington;
four daught.,.1, Mn. RICMI Dtnllrttt,
Mrs. Helen HerCIY, Mrs. ltulh SllOde·
ev and Mrs. Lucllle Denno, end flt·
teen grend<hltdrtn. Services wlll lie ,
held Saturday, J P .M., Peek Farnlfy
C01onl1I Funenl Homa. J
PACIFIC
VIEW
MfMOll1Al PAll lC
\~ Ctmtttry • Mo•IMOIY
MJ1Jf'S M'JHTUARY t Moutoltun1 • Choprl
fli27 Main St. i:''""'' s'"'"" tlnjtlon. Beach Crrmotrnn Srn"'"
L1'.: M539 3.900 l'Hlfic Vltw Dnvt,
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Canopy bed full or twin 99.95
Night stand ··-. -······ 45.00
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"Tras Jolie" is bright ond d-v ... J_. right
for the young ladies of todoy-1he armqu9 white
finish matches the ~wearing formica tops t0
perfectly. This Mt has °"" 30 Diec•, Including
"4 dressers, 4 beds ••• ~can hove tNmendous
flexibility In room amHIQ9ffl8nts.
BBAL'S lleautUul lle48pread• at •ts ••Ybas8 aowl
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King, Queen, Dual •......•...• . ... 39.95 $34.95
Luxurious thick puffy quilting. ''Windsor Gorden. A
beautiful fo rge floral print ... inspired by the gardens
of Windsor Castle. Rich soft-l ustre fabric in choice of
three g:orgeous combinations of golds, blues or pinks.
The favorite of •.• 'Mox Rawiczs' - the world's most
famous bedspread designer.
King, Queen or Dual ............ 35.00 24.ff
Marvelous fashion spread, luxuriously quilted to tht
floor, with handsomely tailored top ond corners. Efftc•
tive on beds with or without footboords-greot quality
sol id color fobric subtly textured, in honey gold, Ivy
grHn, forest peacock, or white. A Beal's buy I
Modrid Heodboords, Broa.s ploted
Twin $20.00; Full $30.00; King $10.00
BEAL·~ home furnishings
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Cable Cars
Attention
SAN FRANCISCO (AP)-
San Francisco's cable cars -a national monument-are
becoming big business.
So big, in fact, that tbey
will become a seper ate di·
visic.>n of the municipal rail·
way on Monday.
James K. Carr, general
manager of public utilities,
said: "The cable cars have
more business than ttley
can handle. Somehow we
are going to have to find
the money to add cars to
the fleet."
MONDAY THRU THURSDAY
9am.Ta Spur.
FRIDA\'
9am.Tn 6 Jl11L
UNITED
STATES
J.YATJONAL
BANK.-
If
S..(mt?lua
Lower level mall
Carousel Entrance
from Bristol St.
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QUEENIE By Phll lnterlandf w eHare
Slashes
Planned
Aircraft Collision
Claims Four Lives
WEST LOS ANGELES
(UPI) -1W liPt plaDa
"POhW ill Oitlllt Weda11da.1
-crallried to artll ha SACRAMENTO (AP) -Dama urrowlJ misainC
The Reagan administration tw. bmae ill tile Bmcbo
is pointing toward a mljor Pm diltrict.. Three ma
attack on the rising cost of Md a .. ,_,.-old WGllWl.
Oaliforru·a•s .., billion-a-year occ...-. of the planes, •"' wa-e killed ia the craall.
wellare program, key Rea-Fire effirials said if eilhtt
gan staff members indkat-aircraft Ud cnllled 111
ed today. feet to me side ar the oth-
The frst Of the cutback Life For Death er sew:ral bames • 0D1 d
proposals might go before Uft bem ill tbeir path.
the legiblature in 1968, an MODESTO (AP) A •a Oae fll tile plaaa. a Piper -we Cllentee PA .,. waowt-election year when Repub-•~ '"-· ....___ -·~ senlCULJC wu _.. ~ miued a pr-ee aad ~
licans will be fightint to ed on a 44 . year -old Modes-ed .at to a tree ia tbe ...__ gain control of both the ~ Senate anJ Assembly. to man cbarlfJd wiUt stab-Jard ol a llame • Gree.
bing bis wife to deatll wit.la field Street.
REVISE PLAN a hunting ladle. William Sar· Police jdeatified the dead
Gov. Reagan spoke re-aboud the foar-pa1amger
• ::y=
"They tell me I'm going into my 8et.Olld cblldhood-
IUMS who rve choeen for a playmate ••• "
cntly of revising ·•6W' en-ve~ bad pleMed ~ aad · plam as T-S.,,padems,
tire coucept of a.id and med-waived all proceedinp %1., SaAa MO'liea, a COID-
ical aid for the poor." HelPmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii..iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiii.~~.iii~~~~~;;;~~~~~~~~~~~~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~
gave no details of bow this
might be done.
Yugoslavs Cheer
LA Philharmonic
Top Reagan officials said
in interviews ttiey have not
yet formulated definite
proposals to put before the
legislature, but they are
laying the groundwork for
public acceptance ol econ·
omies.
"We don't have the an-
swer yet," .aid Gordon P .
...c • ,
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BELGRADE (UPI) -The
Los Angeles Philtlanno:Uc
Orchestra won wild acclaim
Wednesday night from a
Belgrade audience aft.er a
dispute between the orcbes·
tra director and a television
crew held up the perform·
ance 20 minutes.
Smith, Reagan's fina.oce di· ~
rector. "We're trying to call~~~~~~~~~~!!!!!~~~~~~!!!!!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!!!!!I!'!!!'
I See By Today's
Want Ads
• There are several ~
sales with a fascinating
variety of items!
• Where to find a Fender
Amplifier!
• If you·re looking for ll 2
bedroom completely furn·
ished apartment here it
is: ... and gee. what a
t Pasonable price:
• There is a vacancy in 11
nl~ p r i v a I e Licensed
home for an elderly lady.
• Want a spectacular view?
There's a choi~ lot in the
vicinity of Santiago &. All·
tigua, Newport Beach.
• Ladies look at thi$! A
rand! mink coal by pri-
vate party for $90~
According to reliable in·
formants, Indian-born direc·
tor Zubin Mehta was "very
upset" to find a Belgrade
TV crew plar.ned to film the
performance and had in·
stalled bright lights all
around the orchestra.
He ordered the J i g h t s
tumed down. The TV crew
protested it coold not film
w i t h o u t the full lights.
Mehta then said he would
not allow the performance
to be televised if the lights
stayed up, the sources said.
However. they said, he
was prevailed upon to give
in.
Mehta looked grim when
the performance finally be·
gan. but later was relaxed
and smiling.
The orchestra gave four
encores to the crowd ol
more than 1,000 wildly ap-
plauding persons. The orch·
estra's young piano soloist,
Andre Watts, aleo was call·
ed back for two encores.
The orchestra perlonns
Thursday nigtit at Skopje,
its last concert in Yug06la·
via on its world tour.
tile problem to the ~tten-1.::
tion of the people.••
The atate should provide
help to those truly In DCed,
Smith said.
But be lidded. "I be~
that since 93 percent of tbe
population ii not CJD •el·
fare, we have a responsibil-
ity to tbem. 'nley're paying
the bill."
Spencer Williams, Rea-
gan's Health and Welfare
Agency administrator, said
attempts are being made to cut administrative work
and red tape, but ttU won't
be enough to put any signi·
ficant dent in rising costs
of welfare payments -con·
sisting of federal, state and
county funds.
REAL SAVINGS
Real s a v i n g s ran
be achieved only through
modifying the program ben·
efits themselves, Williams
said.
Williams was ~ked if
"drastic" changes are ln
prospect.
"These are things that
require .study and legis la-
tive approval a.oJ I ha\'e no
predictions," Willianu said.
... nly gas drxers ~ · work for fust
2¢aload.
• It 01..tually costs even less than 2c a load with gas
• A ny other kind costs 3 times as much.
• Dunng the l1f etirne of your dryer you may save
enough with gas to buy yourself a new one.
• On installation costs alone. gas can save yo11
up to S150. .
• No dryer dries clothes faster. fresher or fl1i'
than a gas dryer.
1 •
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••• 111 Oil YOU WAIT ••• FROM PlllCNORD I \ • t
Giant 19 Cu. Ft.
Frost-Free
Side-by-Side
Refrigerator-Freeer
'399.
Sl6 a month
So bi9 it's coiled the ~rmork
eter, yet it's only 32~" wide.
19 cu. ft. size, 245-lb. freezer,
24.8 sq. ft. of shelf spoce, en-·
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ftoed bridlt -but comple·
,tion ~ at leut two yeen
•Jway., ·~'Newport Beach dty ofti.
da1I aald today • fm,"3
contra« for the project,
which lnclud11 widening of
Jamboree to four lanea be·
jwetll North Eutbluff
l\old and Pallalde1 Road,
bM bten awm'ded the GrU·
flth Compay.
When tht Job ta finlahed
Jamboree wUl be a four-lane
divided r09d ftom Eut
CoMt Hlitiway to Pallaade1
Road. Work on the ftrat half
ot the project wu complet·
ed earlier tb1a yeer.
Tbe new two • lane brid&e
will be built parallel to the
KOVSNS b&s
5 '16ri ~uni. On CJJiamor1Jl
recenUy completed bridge die ........... rlallkl4Q .
over Sn D1e10 Creek. Colt o1 a.e P',,,.. pnd9d
City En&lneer Ben Nola ftl tlltim•dllt ....
laid it mQ tab at 1eut two TM GdflD llM ......
years before the aecond new est fl ,._ .... ,...
bridee la rtlldy for traffic ..
"We'll have the Nmt IGi1
settlement problem• there
u we bid at the fint, •• be
e~1ained.
When both bridges are In
uae, one wUl terVt nortb-
bound trafflc, the oCber'
eouthbound. The apua are
replacementa for an o 1 d
wooden brld&e on the old
allpment of Jamboree.
City coundlmea, in award-me the job contract to tbe
Griffith Compeny, overruled
a ltlff recommendation to
excludl dope plantiDI atoac
T. WoHe
To Speak
At Coast
~Wolfe, cbatrmu
ol the board of Air Callfar.
Dia, will speak OU "FlJtnl. to the Year 2000'' at Or·
ante Cout OoDece 'lban-
day.
11\e tali wUl be at l p.m.
in the occ Scfence H&IL
'Wolfe will speak prlmar· 111 to 1he occ airline ...
..... tnlnlq dul. bat
public II IDvttlcl to att.IDll • a Mlta-nallablt ball. ooc .. tbl Ont jmdor -1ete ln tbt natklll to bne
a fully unJformed airllae
stewmleu program. Wolfe
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thorities in aviation a n d
apace fieJd.I who spea.k to
students on opportunities.
Toastmaster
Group Picks
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T1ltlnday, Oct.obtr 19, 1967 DAILY PILOT 9
You taction?
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most··
pure jet ftights to
Reno ,
PadficAir Unes~the hot line
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22mimates faster
than any other flight
to Reno fro1n l.osAngeles~
only$30~ ~ •
The first showgirls you see will be our stewardesses in hot pink. They are very fetching-fetching you hot
drinks (coffee) or cold drinks (hard and soft). But more important Pacific Air gets you there, in jigtime and
on time. One short stop in Fresno, and then you'll be in Reno. Only 88 minutes en route. Call your travel
· agentforthegood news, or call us:n6-1000 ... or246-84ltr.s.oo.r.-]l!l:t.oeAn..-•lon'"Yi~~"'e :
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pruldent ol Pait American
Airllna and former Tice
prealdent ol ~•tern Air·
lines. AJilot blm.elf, he la author ••Air Tramporta..
tion and Traffic Manaie-
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By Cu l W lher1*1dY. President
Secretery STAl!: OF CALIFOIUllA I
STATE OF CALll'ORHIA. COUNTY 01' ORANGE, lu.
County ot Lo. Anoelea On this 2h t doy of Stptember. A.D
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J 2 DAILY PILOT Th~. October 19, 1967
Acne Can Be Agony
Don't Push Aside
Teen Problems
PETER J. STEINCR.ORN slight. Just a mild ease of
Parents k e e p saying ,
''These teenagers! lt's so
hard to understand ttlem."
And t h e misunderstood
youngsters say, "I wish my
father or mother would just
take time to really listen to
me once in a while." When
communication breaks down
its often beyond rep.air.
Nowhere is the problem
acne or something, but he
did promise he'd talk to my
mother.
So he tells my mother.
but I haven't yet seen a
dermatologist. She says my
problem is slight and should
clear up in the fall. I have
had pimples since I was 11
years old. Today my prob-
lem looks mild C makeup
helps hide it sometimes) but
tomorrow it looks like I
have measles!
This really does bother
me! 1 would be somewhat
satisfied if the skin doctor
• said I needed no treatment
(which is quite doubtful be-betwee~ ~ents and chit-cause I do have a pro~
dren highli~ted. m~re than lem). but my modler ~
,. , when t!'e child is dishli:bed . it's just a "stage" (some ~t 1~ess. Often serious "stage'' _ it's 4~ years!)
illne5s is pass~ off as .u~-I will outgrow. It's easy far
important until a crisis her to say and she refuse.
arises. But even more often to take me
in "unimportant" (to the · parent) teenager-problems The main point is: my
does the unfortunate young-skin is not going to clear
ster feel neglected end mis· up in the fall It gets even
stood worse in the winter with no
under • sun. Th.is condition is Jeav-Dear. Dr. S~incrohn: I · g ·ts ark 1..:-am a J51h-year-old girl who 10 1 m on my SJUU, and on me. What should I bu a skin problem. Recent-do? They won't even buy
ly wben I went to the doc-me 8 sun lamp which is
tor for an examination 1 sometimes supposed to help.
asked the doctor to con· _ Miss G .
vince my mother· to take
me to a skin lpC!lcialilt. He
aid m,y lldn problem was
·nan~ Host
· 30 Students
Back to the land of free-
wayw after spending part of
the summer on the Isle oC
Fyn in Denmark are 30 area
college students, most of
tbem from Orange Coast
Oollege.
The group spent three
weeks in the Danish Sum-
mer Seminar near Odense.
Members were allowed to
take examinations for cred-
it in either psychology or
cultural anthropology when
they returned to the United
States.
Dr. ~ Sjule end C.
NEEDS SOMEONE
~: I think this let-ter lpAks for itlelf. ,,.__
Mnds o1 teenacen se .U.
e!'lble ad uuMppj b« -
of unfeeling parents wlle
are not sympathetic and
heqiful
To the youngster. acne ls
a tragedy ; not something to
be laughed off. The child
needs S-Omeone to lean on.
A parent's interest plm a
doctor's care are the two
best crutches I know for
support until the pimples
disappear.
The youngster can bear
up under the psycbologicaJ
presslD'es better when the
doctor ia prescn'bing special
cleansing measures for the
complexion. special diet.a,
local applications of medi-
cine, and internal drugs
such u antilriotic:s, h o r-
mones, culfas and possibly,
the 11UD lamp whicb Miu G.
thinks will help.
I repeat~ keep the lines
of commanication open. for
your dlild'• am and for
your own.
TRY NO. I
H. Ricbanlson, of the OOC
coun.seling and psychology
division led the seminar.
The trip was not under the
auspices of OCC.
Dear Dr. Steioaobn:
baY• btoodrltis ad enq>by-Bus Crash Kills ' ~ Many ~ends taave given me vanoos ~
0 In• 13 tiom for treatment. W-111 ne, 1ures any of 11>e tollowinC help
me? 1. Juice from fresh
beets each· day. 2. One-half
a raw onion eadl day. 3.
Blactbeny brandy three
ti.mes a day. 4. 1 lar~ epooa..
fui of 'Wheat germ per day.
5. Three glasses oi fresh«·
ange juice per day. 6. Drink
one quart ol. milk-a day.
7. Move tA> a 3,000-foot •
vation. 8. Buy a bugJie or
tJ mnpet tA> blow. 9. Stop
smoking.
WALNUT GROVE (AP)
-A Mexican national was
killed and 13 others injured
when a bus carrying farm
laborers collided with a
truck Tuesday.
Authorities said the bus,
which was a converted
truck with seats and a can·
opy, turned on its aide dur-
ing the collision, throwing
out several victims.
The dead man wu identi-
fied as Antonio eastro of
Mexico.
C.nunent: Take advice
No. 9, until you find a doc-
tor for aaminatioa and ad-
vice.
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Clllr! 000 Bl -~· li!ftera. ......,. ~, aze ._, ... ...-laM « ..,..,.. .. --.... ·--... .... ~ --Hi.... Fa:._,.ont Of. Melncroltn'• ~let. ,.,..,._ &.e .IA .au tlcal Gulde to Sltln p ..........
wlll be melled to YOll Oft ~
SAN FRANCISCO (UPI)-« • ttemped, wlf~ -lleiocle -25 cent. for .,.,,.. ...... Billows of dark smoke l'OISe ~ YCUI'" requm to °'· _.
high in the sky over Nob __ c:ro1t_11 _111_c:..-_• -°'-"'_i._ne_• __ .. _.
Hill Tuesday wtien a ~.ooo
fire broke out in an unoc-
~ seventlt..floor pent-
house of the famed Fair-
mont Hotel.
No one was injured in the
~blaze, quickly ex-
tinquished by firemen.
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Monday. Oct. 23. in· Irvine Cout Country Club with Henri Temi·
anb as previewer.
Opening COncert Night
Closes With Reception
A dleese _. wime tlltilC •: ii die Daft.I' Sbores home of
UCI Ch.,,,..__. 11n.. O.W G. Jr ... lie die fitting cloling
fMtiYities • tile llcW fll die If . I wt fll die 0nD&e County Phil·
harmonic &ocietJ ..... If] 6
Plaaaecl liJ die ..-, .._. 91 •• ...., die reception will follow
the Friday. Oct. 27, ,now te k,..,... liJ lie Yilma Sjaapbony Orcbes·
trainOOC ,_a..
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will be bariltC .. .., -., .., ..... I ,, • .,= bat alllo will
be leeinc em et die OM W..Vs .-.,. r _. · riling young
conduct«I -""''' C lw = • Al pea••scst <F 'r"' 91 tllil ~Vi-•• ememble and as
youngest amdwW ewr pr 1'J die •11er11t P.aiftl. Sawallisch ~..a fcap-t" n; tlfie+ •a .ajlr · _,. fiprt before reachin&
the age of 40. ..,.._. a J ;M www .. lliJ *11.t It Bayreatb and p~
nounced him~ die .-_.... ~ CJ n kr1ar to emerge since
Herbert \IOD ~·
Coaciert ta.m at SI.JI_. -Sidll!Ps,... a 9!ries of seven con-certs. at tll. lft~ It ae: mr .an, 2111 w. Coast Highway,
Newport Bada. .....W.. a.' Sidll!Ps lft SL75.
A-Wisc 11n. Alllrida _. __, residcst • 11n. Torrence
Dodds with .....,. Ills ... die Ult ... lft lln.. William S. Holstein.
vice prmtrnt ad dlair .. 91 a c m's adiwitits md Jin. Jobn F. Porter,
a IOdety director.
lnYlbtiom llaft -.. .a te Mn ctn _. lln. s.nDilch and lead-
ing members ot die a+lwlfn _. 6ieir wifts... Al9o iarited are members
and their apoalfl ol die ~s ._. fll ~ achilory board. New-
port Barbor -....,,. Or-. c Sy ._.. Fllillmmonic boerds
and dWrmm ol a 1 Eds cu '&u •"'*'9 tile cumty.
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Conductor
Previewer
Orange County Philharmonic Society's first con-
cert of the 1967..Q series wlll be previewed by Henri
Temianka, founder and dynamic conductor of the Cali·
fornia Chamber Symphony, at 11 a.m. Monday, Oct.
23, in Irvine Coast Country Club.
Temianka was graduated from the Curtis Institute
as a conductor and violinist under Artur Rodsinski and
Carl Flesch, after earlier studies at the National Con·
aervatories of Berlin and Paris.
In recent years Temianka has appeared as guest
conductor in South America, New Zealand and llrael,
but his major energies have been primarily .directed to
the task of brin@Jg to ever expanding audiences the
brilliant and exciting music of the California Chamber
Symphony.
The concert to be previewed will be played Friday,
Oct. rl, in UCI Campus Hall by the Vienna Symphony
Orchestra with Wolfgang Sawallisch conducting. •
The program includes Symphony No. 6 in C Major.
Seibubert; Tod und Verklarung (Death and Transfig·
uration), Richard Strauss, and Symphony No. 8 in F
Major, Beethoven.
There will be theait?r seating for those who are un·
able to stay for lunch. Preview tickets will be available
at the door.
Serving with Mrs. Raymond Dosta, preview chair·
man, are the Mmes. Cedric Sanders, 'Edward Schurnach·
er, E. Morgan Quinn, J. Donald Ferguson. Myron
Herschler and J. Allan Beek.
..
James P. Jadia. lln.. llalpll Tnf wa1. Jin.. .W. L. Lmz Jr. and W. Allen
Grubb· d1ndon 1n Dr. Aldridl. Dr . ...._. ........_ Ralph r. Baxter, ~ Duutt. C'lstolt F. EMS , 1. Or H Feim. Clifford Bates.
F.dward Pe1Jecria. Edwiz F • ..._ .Im 1c9Ct Tratfa' ad the llmes. Lloyd
L. Aubert. Erie Darwl. l)d fJ O.,W, .,.. lk.Clay, l'.dnnl Kittelman,
Jeffenon bwiDe _. Ara.. find..
cs.. cc-ar, PMI "'
RECEPTION UNCORKED -Corks from wine· bottles will
~ and cheese sampled when Dr. and Mrs. Daniel G. Al·
dncb, Jr. open their Dover Sh'Ores home to an after·the-
concert reception Friday, Oct. 27. Assisting with prepara-
tions are (left to right) Orange County Philharmonic
Society president and Mrs. Tol1'ence Dodds and Mr. and
Mrs. 'Edward A. Pellegrin.
Friends Make Best Dressed List Thanks to Rag Swapping
DEAR ANN IANDEBS: We ~
a 13-year-414 lirt ...._ I cm't ....,.
niu half tbe time becawr •is.,....
ing IOIDeoDe elle'1 cladles.. l...a.
has dolieaa of p'VJ iaFdt _. eie,
are forever twitdlillc ....._ I .,_.
a lot ol money • ..._ ,... Wf"•
wwdrobe md I lane Jet .. -._
In any of her on ha IN tllllirtl.
blou.lel, dacb. IW r I 1, ..... •
coat..
LaJt night I ubd IAnUa .. ~
for a special oeuci«w _. J1le lailll
she bad nothinc to ._.. Ille ._
right Her best outfib hall llem tf"M.
ed. When I criticbed tbe 1111 actiee * called me dumb and iDSillled a.. al
the kids trade dc6ei *I asa •
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ANN LANDERS ril
.... ii ........ ..., . c Wbat
.,_ ._. ._. 861 f .. ! -DUMB
MOIJiEB ..... ---·-wa:-· ... -.... Qrll ...................... Ille ---... ,.. ............ ,...,
W,-s _. -_. td lier Glen .. .,.~....._ .... dlaa. ......... .,... --.... . __ ....... dnr .. ... ... ,.. .....
DEAR ANN : We have a relall\'e
who monopolltes every conversation
w1tb "Me, me. me -mine, mine. I
bought. I spenl I own. I went I did "
In other words-apital "I" and small .. u ...
Can't these people hear themselves~
Don't they realize It ls ungracious to
talk Incessantly about one's self? Wh~
do they do it? Perhaps if I under-
stood it better I could tolerate 1t -
ASSAULTED EARDRUMS
DEAR ASSAULTED : These patltetlc
creatures feel madeqHte. The "I spe·
ctaU1tt" who continually brag about
tbelr po11ea1lon1, tltelr achievements
and lhelr upendJture1 are not only
doddt1• but boring. If YOU hear of
a cure, let me know. I run into these
people, too.
DEAR ANN LANDERS : My sister
had an illegitimate t>aby in another
stae and has been t.here for t.hree
years. When she left town she told
everyone she was going to marry a
widower Whose wife had died in child·
birth. Please don't get the idea she
1s a stupid youngster. She is a pro·
fess-ional person In her early 30s who
has always held excellent positions.
• • I
Recently Sis called to say she has
decided to come home. She wants us
to get t.he word around that her hus·
band was killed in a plane crash and
she is returning home because she
needs a change of scenery so she can
recover from her grief.
My husband Is furious. He Is cer·
lain that few people believed her first
story and that no one will believe
the second one. We both feel it is
unfair of her to ask us to lie for her.
Please tell me what to do. -MR.
AND MRS. 8-BALL
DEAR MR. ANO MRS.: Inform
yo ur 1l1ter that you are not gotni to
tell people anything -that the ex-
planation can wait until she comeJ
home ud &he• 1be cu p11t Mt u1 story she wt1het.
If friends or rtlath.•fl ask aMt
her. •Imply 11y you are •nclear n
to the details bat wH• she eema
home they caa ask her.
When romaitlc glances tum lo
warm embraces it ls love or chemis-
try? Send for the booklet "Love or
Sex and How to Tell the Difference, ..
by Ann Landers. Enclose a long,
stamped, self-addressed envelope and
35 cents in coin with your request
Ann Landers will be glad to help
you with your problems. Seod them
to her in care of the DAILY Pnm.
enclosing a ~tamped. seU·addressed envelope .
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MIS. ..WA.SMALL ..........
Kathleen Stevens Joins
Autumn Bridal Ranks
Following a booeymooe
in Hawaii, Frank Ander·
sen Small and hi.I bride,
the former Kathleen Marie
Stevens, will make their
home in Palo Alto.
The daughter 0( the Law-
rence Calvin Stevenses ol
Corona del Mar and the
son 0( Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Everett Small o{ Waquoit.
Ma5s., exchanged vows dar-
ing single ring noon nupti.111
ID the Valley United PremJ-
terian Church, Portola Val-
ley.
Given in DWTia,e Sat.-
W'day by her fatbe:r, the qew
Mrs. Small wore a ltteet
Art League
Adams E le m e D ta r J
School, Costa Mesa. ii the
aettine for the 7:30 p.m.
meeting o{ ea.ta Mesa Art
League nf!C1 fourth 'fuel..
day of the moaCh.
leacda atia .. wale ....
dNiped...., ..... iw.
Sbe anW -•• • est
"' lilies ... wllite ......
Attmdmc tile fDlilJ wed.
ding ~ Jay Sleucw fll
Orinda. die ...... cr-1--
taaber", a.I Tam &tewm fll
Saa Ft-.;-=-., -~ er.
A f.-ily llad*fad ill w..-. WrwM a.ear-_,.a..,...._. ..
1atna a11e tded ae c!111f1e at a pteai'' i ..._ill
tbe o.ee .,. ~id .....
~ ...............
gradulle., • 'nf Ullwr-
..... IJ ..... ., ..
.., Mr1 M' "'*;:: Sdleal •• f •
cal <alfr.
Ber I at ' • ' I
J>d'm a u•uu..., _. sr+ w ,,_ • ' • i... ....... 11e .....
IOCille ... a hie Mil Je.
pl&&
Chief's 'Better Hall'
MRI. ROO•R NITH ....,..... 'lu1ncl Fiddle'
............ ii ..
FiDdlDI ·~---.... c:mapllttd wwt far ...
teadtint credilmtt.l ID 1114.
That ume J~ ~
Neth ~· Coit& Men'• aeco'D'f clllef of pollce.
Now a teacher at WU.On
School, the m<>ther and wife
findl "time is not eo ICar'Ce
anymore." The cbfldren are
in school and Roger ii not
a dodger when it ~ to
housework, the laughed.
"On the job, I have com-
plete confidence ln him; be
knows what he is doing,"
she said, then interjected,
"sure it's dangerous but so
are other jobs."
benb1' bl .. Com 11.-
Junlan, Gltll Club ad ftl·
uteer wort.
Attending civic fUDetloDI
are enj~able to em bom.-
maker. • The people bere art
fun to know. It iJ not an ob-
liption to join in the vatt.
OUJ or1anizatioM. And the
resldentr of Costa Meaa
show a tremendous amount
of dvic pride and spirit.
"Young people come here
to grow with the commun·
ity," she concluded.
And two of the best sellers
of this area are the police
chief and his attractive,
charming wile.
Dinner Club
Entertained
By Violinist
All nu1DC ol Jllllllc, DOI•
8llSc DMmOrtel and Hr1oua ail lmDClrou re a d 1 D I I
aftltl SUcadft DlDDtr CM._._, ol 0naat
~1:*~N= lmt. • ,,.. ..-mer. AladdlD
aDd bla .... violin, bu
appeared on Lnrtnee Welk
for 12 year• and for three
year• wu a futmed mem·
ber tt the Ray Noble band.
Pa11clpentl wl1l pther
f« a toda1 hour at 8 p.m .•
while dinner will be served
at 7.
Hatting the event will be
the Meaars. and Mmes. Wll·
liam King, F. M. McNeil
and William lmhofr.
Reservations may be ob-
tained by calling Miss Fern
Randolph, 494-1630.
A policeman'• dancer ii Hospital Chapter not mecbanlcal, his ctancer Busi n 111 Women
aitem. from tbe people be Paceaetter Chapter, Chil-
deall with • • • the human dren'a Asthma Retearch Jn-American Bu1ine11 Wom-
element • · • unpredictable stltute and H01Pltal meets en's Association meets the
and un1tabJe. in yariQ111 locatlons the sec-third Wednesday of the
FAMILY PRIDE ond W'ldneldly of the month month at 6 p.m. ln various
lavished In lace ••.
SLIPS AND PITTICOATS BY
\HlLLVWOOO
ijoNIJWili
:tM exquisite touch of nylon lace drematial
''maichmanr" alipa end petticoats by Hollywood
Veuorette. So feminine ••• in feshion colon
coordinated with V essarette bras end 9irdlet.
Non-cling Antron nylon tricot perfect under the
mo5t figure·hugging fashions. Slips: demitaslt
length 32-36, short 32-38, 1vera9e 32-38 --$6
Pettic04h: short S-M, 1ver19e S.M-L $4
fashions for
NEWPORT BEACH -Fllhlon lalMld
FULLERTON -Collt9e Pl/t Center
DOWNEY -Stonewood Center
Optn dally 10 A.M. to 6 P.M.; Mon. and Fri. 'tll 9:30 P.M.
IAIOCAMHKUO oa MAST•• CMAUI Abo lhariDC ill her C'Ollfl-at 8 p.m. Further informa· locations. Information re-
deoce and pride are 1beir tion resardlnc location may gardin1 tbt orianizaUonr-==================! daughter and two IODS. be obtained by telephoning may be obtained by calling h
''They all have tremend· Mrs. Dona.Id Perk al, Mrs. Dolores c r 0 n l n, No. 1 Paper: T e Daily Pilot
om respect for Mr father, _M2_J._im_o_. _____ --:--~--·------------------------and rullJ.e. hil podtion with
the COIDlllllD1ty. They have
been trained to regard all
the olftcen with honor." she
ltretsed.
'l1le tan trD brunette baa
found time In tbe put for
outside activttlet and mem·
-Yoor-Besl#§N"M-IL7-'0N-
Watch Buy ls At Zale'sl
I
, 1 F.Mi.. ,., ... , ... ~~ c:...
Mondn·Fr"l•Y u11t1t t 00
.>~
Shop at Robinson's Ntwport Cttrttr
Mondays and Fridays until 9:30 p.m .
... and bring tht Jamily along I
SHOPPING AT ROBINSON'S• .. Al.WAYS A PLICASAHT
EXPERIENC£. ••MORE DELIGHTFut. 'l1iAH EVEft
WHEN YOU MAKE IT A FAMILY AFJl'AIR~ EACH
MONDAY AND FRIDAY EVENI NG, OUR FASHION
ISLAND STORE IS OPEN FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE•
HAVE A LEISURELY DINNER.•• BROWSE THROUGH
THE DEPARTMENTS•• .FIND OUT ABOUT
ROBINSON1S UNUSUAL. CUSTOMER SERVICES
SUCH AS OUR CUSTOM GIFT WRAPPING, &HOE
REPAI R, IN-STORE OPTOMETRISTS, INTERIOR
DECORATING CONSULTATION. THES£ AND MANY t
MANY MORE SHOPPING-EASE FEATURES AWAIT
YOU AT ROBINSON'S• WE LOOK FORWARD TO
5EEINCJ YOU SOME EVENI NG SOON~
Newport Ctttter
#2 Fash ion Island. Shot> other da s 10:00 a.m.-5:30
Moc
Whith
out wl
in the
and M
lunchE
549-26
trip ai
IEcfltor ..,., -weelt lll
port ICOr•
"""' to They ......
T ANO
lllllellllfte
a ; Mn. ,.,,.,_,, .
Id l(tmbl
~;No erd ~, ..
.i... Jee J. H. Ve
MIOAL Mme. I , .. r1t $0r
Cltu II.
Miu Mii
Mn . ll
Ille Mme ~ Neth. 71
dlelter.
Ille Mme ec.ya. .. ,...,_.,I
IVIN
~.J f«lcf Cri C.lnl I ,
l . .A I
c:
Couris
Shop
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Mod, Mini or More?
Whither goest skirts? Members of Delta Theta Tau, Mu Eta chapter, will find
out when they sponsor a benefit sbO'Wing of Fash.ion Frolics Saturday, Nov. 11,
in the Costa Mesa Golf and Country Club. Mrs. Carol Walker, Mrs. Carl Varner
and Mrs. Russell Wheat Oeft to right) are preparing final arrangements for the
luncheon affair. Ticket reservations may be made by contacting Mrs. Varner,
549-2652, or Mrs. Terry Butner, 547-2410. Prizes will include a San Francisco
trip and a sports outfil Fashions to be modeled by members are from Reinert's.
The Tee Tattler
~ Flf9'11, Miu CMOI VO*lltl, 111
Ille MINS. J-Eme<son., ..,..,,_
well, llaDtrt l(eldlfwr. JJ1 "''"Ill Cornwell, 3'1 Thll'\I Fllthl, 11M ~. Victor 9,_,., lA; Hurr Conem. 331 ~. Farwell. lt; Follrlll Fllglll,
Mrs. McClure, 33; Mrs. G«ortt c-er, 2'.
Rebekah Lodge
IT,S HERE ..• 1HE NEW 1968
DIAL-A-Sl'l1'CH BY PFAFF
Covrh of fu hiot'I e Newport 1Hd1
T elepho"• 644-12 I 2
SI.op Mon. thru Frl. 10:00 e.m. to
9:30 P·"'· SAi.
• •.
98.00
Reg. 199.00
complete with
portable asc
just turn the dial to chooie
the design you want
• no money down, 6.00 monthly
• docs everything without attach~ts
• bobbin winds automatically while
10'1 sew
• instructions at no extra charge
• 2~·year parts warranty
• snc even more with a trade-in
Sewing Machines, 809
Can't come in? Call the Broadway for
a home dcmoostration. No obligation.
77 77 Edin9e• Ave.
H11nlin9lon luch
Telephone 02.))JI
Shop Moncley thru Seturcl1y
I 0:00 11 .m. t o 6 p.m.
ANAHEIM
444 N. E..dicl e Anai.elm
A111 heim Shoppin9 Center
T 1lephon• SlS-11 21
Shop Moncl ey thru SaturJ1y
IOiOOA .M. to 9:JO P.M •
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tl. • .i \~· ... -:.: ·~.-r
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§ .pr.. ~~iiiiiii--~~ ~.· ~ .
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BIGGEST
SHOW OF LEGS
fly high in tlx latest, grMtest leg-looks ...
to here, or all the way up to a panty
... shimmering for evening.· .. in
shocks of aJlor or texture by day ...
or· choose complexion sheers •.. all
swinging you into the /ashion
scene.1.95-350
Sheer sparkle .Antron® nylon stockings by Bel-Air, 1.95, 3/5. 70
(not shown) panty stockings, 4.00 .
Opaque panty stockings, nylon, by Young Californians, 3.00
Fishnet b!kioi panty stockings, nylon, by Bel-Air, 3.50, 2/6.90
Sbeer .Agilon* nylon bikini panty stockings by Bel-Air, 3.50, 2/6.90
Dem i-Toe nylon pantyhose by Bel-Air, 3.00, 2/ 5.90
H05.iciy, 3
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DAILY PILOT JS
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Parents Prepare · Parades, Parties
Bear PFO
Mn. F. J. Dldricla
President
COMJNG UP: Mcmdly, Ocl
23, Back • to • ICbool
N igbt . . . 'l'ueaday, Ocl
24, school bond election
... Wednesday, Nov. 15,
tl. general meeting will take
~· place. A landscape com·
' · mittee will be formed. Dr.
Leland Newcomer, au.
perintendent Of the N e •·
''\ M !· port-esa Unified ScbeoJ
~: District will 1 peat m
schools in Ruua.
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:f.
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California PT A
Mr1. J. L Baile
President
COMING UP: Annual Hal-
• loweeo parade will t a k e
place Tuesday, Oct. 31, at
1:30 p.m. P.arents are wel-
come t.o come and watch
the little ones show their ti costumes.
ft REPORTS : Board meeting
~ took place )ast · week. !•. Three new chairmen were ~ ratified, Mn. L. J. Cox, t l i b r a r y coordinating; ~ Mra. R. T. Boegel. pro-
cedures boot, and Jira.
,. Ricblrd Ogdal, bGDllHry
• • Jife memberlbip. Propos-
ed budget for 1be year
was presented by William
~ McCann , treasurer, and
approved by board.
•• i~ lincoln PTA
~ Mn. Herbert Berry
President
•COMING UP: H a I t oween ::S dance to take place Fri·
~ day, Oct. 'IT, at 3:30 p.m. ~ in the cafeteria for the
:, seventh graders ... Mon-
~· day, Nov. 6, general meet-:~· ing ..• Membership week
:~ ends tomorrow with hopes .a for ovtt 1.00 percent . . . ~' . Program for the year will ?.C explore sllldeot behavior
~~ patterns.
~REPORTS: Parenti were
~ given the opportunity to
~ gain first band knowledge
·" of the new coocepta and .,,; enlarged scope of c 1 a 1 &-
;.. room efforts during Back·
~: to-school Night which t.ook
place last nighl Coffee,
: ., cookie break was hosted
~ ~ by Mn. J. P. Anderson
·.:: and Mrs. David Smiley. .,
~-Lindbergh PT A
Mn. Walter Wfilcut C President ~·COMING UP: Annual cer-
~ nival will take place Saba-
, day, Oct. 21. 9:30 a.m. to
5 p.m. 'There are many
~ new b9oths and games. , .1 Tacos, bot.dogs, cake, ice '?. cream and pie will be
sold • . . Membership
drive, Fllgtrt to Paris, be-
gan la.st Friday and will
continue througb tomor·
row. Winning rooms will
receive free c a r n i v a 1
tlcteta ••• School pictures
lt's:a Very, Very Small World
Three coatwned dllldren from PaulariDo School,
Costa Mela, depict the iJtternational theme for their
achool'I Pl'A carnival Sltmday, Od. 21, from 11
a.m. to 3:IO p.m. Donniq oatftta from Mateo, Bo&-
wW be taken on 'lbunday.
Oct. ••
REPORTS: Paek 406 den g
Jed the pledge of allegi-
ance at· Back -to • school
Nigbl
Mesa Verde PT A
Mn. Robert L. Moore
President
COMING UP: Halloween pa-
rade will take place on
the achoolgrounda, Tues-
day, Oct. 31. Parent. are
invited to come and see
the children and join tbe
fun.
REPORTS: Mrs. Allan Qs..
borne, memWnbip chair·
man, reported 389 me:m-
benbipt. Winning claSI·
rooms were first p J a c e
room 2, 1 e c o n d pliace
room 12.
Monte Vista PT A
Mn. Rldmd °" President
COMING UP: Back·to-
scbool Nlght will t a k e
place Monday, Oct. 1.3.
Up-eoming bond issue will
be discussed by James W.
Peyton, member of the
Board Of Education with
tbe Newport-Mesa Unified
School District. Clanroom
visitation will follow ..•
Satmday, Oct 28, 12:30
p.m. is the Halloween cos·
tume parade, followed by
a film "G h o 1 t on the
Loose.''
Newport Hgts. PT A
Mn. J. B. Foster
PreUdeat
COMING UP: Executive
board meeting will take
place Tueaday, Oct. 24, at
9:J> a.m. in tbe teachers'
lunchroom ••• Carnival
will take place Saturday,
Ocl 28, 10:30 a.m. on the
scboolgrounds. Helpers
are needea, contact Mrs.
R. E . Stevens, 642-1321 ..•
Dooationa fOr the white
elephant booth may be ma by contacting Mrs.
Ken Locan. ~ Ott
Mn. Ellie Armour. 548-
lMS.
REPORTS: Parents w er e
welcomed Bact-tA>-itcbool
last week by Mite Bill,
principal, and bia staff of
new and returning teach-
.... Donald A. S tr-a u s,
member of tbe Boll'd at
Education ot the Newport·
Mesa Unified School Dia·
trtct, rave a brief t.alt on
the forthcoming I C b 0 0 1
bond l s s a e . • • Kn.
Stevea, n1 and· meaM
chalrman, and her com·
mlttff MrVed homemade
deuerta, wblle Mn. Nor·
man IWd. hospitallty
chairman, served coffee
a n d t.ea. Kindergarten
room mothers were bol·
tesses.
Olivewood PT A
Mn. NeUN c.ny
President
COMING UP: Bclerd meet-
ing will take place Tues-
daJ, Oct. 24, In the multi·
use room at 7:30 p.m ..••
Halloween carnival w i 11
take place Saturday, Oct.
2.8, at ll a.m. to 5 p.m.
Costume parade will be
conducted at 2:30 p.m.
Pomona PTA
Mn. Romo Scheidel
President
COMING UP: Back • to-
tcbool Night and general
meeting will take place to-
night at 7:30 in the
multipurpose room .•.
Movie in the mutllpurpose
room Friday, Oct. Z1, at
3:15 p.m. Donations are
25 cents per person. Pop-
corn and punch will be
sold for 10 tents each.
REPORTS: Board mem-
bers met la.st week, pro-
grams were planned foe
the year. Welcoming com·
mittee wu appointed,
Mrs. Keith Keppler is
chairman, with the Mmes.
L. D. Hefley, llT8el Ber·
kowitz, I.cry Isel, Ray·
mond Duncan and Robert
Scbmeltekopf; ·1 .,.lJting . . . capt. Dave Teter of
the Costa Mesa Fire De-
partment spoke oo Fire
Safety Around the Home
last week. Accompanying
him was Min Fire Sale,
Pamela Peters ... Vacc·
land and the Ameicu West are (left to right) Kevin
~ tint erwle; 8lllrtm Finch, fourth and Lonny Flnda: lizth &?* A dmring will take place at 2
p.m. for • free pm to DllDeyland.
tmU.1 were pven "'*'"
day to tbe kinderprteo.
era, fint and fifth crad·
en.
Rea PTA
CHrad Schaefer
President
COMING UP: Remember
save your papers for the
Oct 26 and 'J:1 paper drive
• . . Back • to • IChool
Night and auociation
meeting will take p 1 a c e
Monday, Oct. 23. M.ember-
sbipg may be obtained at
the membership table.
St. Catherine's
Auxiliefy
Carl~
Prelident
REPORTS: l.ut week th e
mth ired• class received a portable TV set from
the Art Llnkletter s.bOw.
1' a r t y Kru1er. P e t e r
Small, Kathy Fryhoff and
Suaan Klauer were guests
on ·1he 1bow during the
summer.
St. John's Aux.
means chaihnan, la super·
vising sale of sweat sblrta,
tee shirts and book bags
personalized with school
name and insignia .•. Re-
medial reading chairman,
Mrs. Richard Russell, an·
nounced that 18 volunteer
assistants work one to two
hours a week on individual
basis with students need·
ing this specialized help
• . . Library committee
presen ted a world globe
to the library in the name
of Mrs. Paul Doutt in rec-
ognition of her many hours
of service last year in or·
ganiziog and serving as
first librarian . . . Girls'
volleyball team defeated•
St. Joachim's, Costa Mesa l
and St. Barbara's, Santa
Ana ... Boys' touch foot-
ball team is in first place
in Orange County CYO
•League as a result of de·
feating lmmaculate Heart
and St. Barbara's, Santa
Ana . . . Wearing tneir
new blue and white COS·
tumes the 11 cbeerlead·
ers have performed at all
the games. They are train·
ed by Mrs. James Green·
wood. Mn. Vidor Clarke
President
COMING UP: Paper drive Victoria PTA
ttm Sunday, Oct. 22, on M J b K 11 .. the acboolgrounds from 11 n . 0 . n e...,
u. R b-President e .m. to 5 P..1!1-~s. o_ • -COMING UP~ Annuel Beck-ert McCorDlllh, chair· · . "man requests that paper to-school Night will be to·
bundles be tied secllN!ly night al 7 p.m., according
oo all four aides. Award to Mrs. Ted. Argott, ~em·
will be given to class bring bership chairman. Tickets
ing tbe most bundles . . • f'or the Halloween movie
Teacher aidea in the phy· will be awarded to mem-
sical education depart-bers. of ~e winning room. meot will meet tomorrow Movie will be Tuesday,
in the conterence room at Oct. 31.
9 a.m. The group will be REPORTS: Immunization
asked to furnish bean vacctnatJons were given
bags for the first, second by the school nurse. As-
and third vade ... Great alsting were the Mmes.
booka leadership training James Madsen, Argott, course starts Friday, Nov. Alvin Hemmer, Al Crival·
10, at 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. lone and George Hixoo.
in the conference room. This eight session course Wilson PT A
will be conducted by Mrs.
George Johnson ... Mem-
bership drive continues,
dues must be paid by De·
cember meeUng for ele·
gibillty to run for office or
vote in May elections.
REPORTS: Theme of Octo-
ber's meeting was Chil-
dren, Books and Reading.
One hundred members
wtte present. Four A won
the attendance award and
banner. Seven A mothers
were hostesses. Sr. M. Do-
lores, principal, announc·
ed that 12 mothers or the
auxiliary are taking the
Teachers' Alde Course at
St. Joseph's College1 Or·
ange. Course is designed
to help improve classroom
instrudion through teach-
er assistants ... Mrs. Gil-
bert Friese, wa ys and
Mrs. Robert Sankey
President
CO?f.JNG UP: Halloween
camival will take place
Saturday, Oct. 28, from 10
a.m. to 5 p.m. at the
school. Special attra<:tlona
will be a spook house and
train ride . • . Back-to-
scbool Night Is tonight at1
7. Teachers will host
in their rooms and display
the chJldren's work.
REPORTS: Annual mem-
bership drive boasted over
300 members with the fol-
lowing classes re-aching
100 percent, the Mmes.
E. L. Deeter, E. R. Wright,
M. L. Kolves and V. H.
Childs. Each child in the
winning classes will re-
ceive tickets for the car-
nival.
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Pick-a-pocket lady, Mra. A. J. Wevill watches sur·
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Heights School carnival Oct. tB from 10:30 a.m. to
3 p.m. are a Halloween skit, teachers' musical.
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A provocative talk by UCI mathematics professor
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anodler UCI profeaor,-U. realiling a return ol
more than 25 percent on their investments in the
stock market. Anticipating the after~nner piece
de resistance for Friends of UCI are (left to right)
Mrs. William Stabler, dinner ch · an and Mrs. Ed·
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MR. AND MRS. Bryant
Christensen have just re-
turned from a »day tour
of South America and a stop
in Panama.
The Cbristensens of Cllris-
tensen Pharmacy in Corona
_ <iel Mar toured lritb 3'l oth-
er pharmacists and t h e i r
wives from all parts of the
United States.
LINDSLEY HALL, former
Egyptologist of the Metro-
poUtan Museum, New York,
is visiting Mrs. L. Lindsley
Houghton . and 1'4ewport
Beach Councilman Lindaleyj
Parsons of Corona del
Mar.
Hall Is the only survivor
of the King Tut tomb "dig"
in Egypt where he was sent
by the Metropolitan Mu-
sewn to represent the Unit·
ed States.
FILLING the Five Crowns
restamant~s party-i"OOm,
were 20 well-wishing friends
of William Ring of Coronal
del Mar, who surpriJed him
OD his 30th birthday.
This year's skipper of the
Commodores, Newport Har-
bor Chamber of Commerce,
Bill and biJ wife, Lynn,
greeted the Messrs. a n d
rr.mes. Tod Devine, Jobn
CUrci Jr., Larry Chafler,
Robert Milum, Bob Ewing,
Keith Gaede, Mike Gibb,
Don Vieiras and Dlck Jor-
dan.
Others were Cita Arena,
Larry Chaf!~ 1 Don Bruner
and Mlke :scruoeasman.
ATl'ENDING the at.ate
convention of the Wom·
en's Division, Chamber of
Commerce in Santa Monica
were Newport Harbor mem·
bers, the Mmes. Grebam
Edelblute, Robert Lawson,
F I e t c h e r EWot, C. F .
French, C. H. Hopper and
D. C. Church.
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In Mesa e
Robert L. Powell dalmed A
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dau&btllf ol Mn. Pearl AA-
dertoe of Oolta .... u A
bis bride durint an after· W
DOOD eereJDOGy in the Fir'lt .
Metbodiat Church. C o I t I :
Meu. e
Given in marrlqe bJ ber ·
uncle Kenneth Marrls ol '
San Jose, the new Mn.~ a
ell wore a Joni Ivory aUk •
twill gown. A tiara of petals
held her veil in place, and a
abe carried ro1ea and or· W
ange blo11om1.
Mrs. May Tabone of Cal-
ta Mesa wu matron of bon.
or. atUred in a floor leqth
pn of avocado~ llik
twill She carried an old-
fuhloned bouquet ol yellow
rose&.
Tbe bridegroom, 10D ol
Mr. and Mn. Robert Pow·
ell of Hinsdale, 111., ubd
DavJd Weld to be beat man
and Robert ..Brimer, Donald
Turner and Mu Phillipa to
usher.
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to~ are ~e Coanty Alumnae of Tem·
pie Bllell CoDqe.. Be••iziqi an important date is
)lllt m'CIUd tbe mrmr, Oct. 27, in Reaben'a Airport
n:stwaal. are (left to rijht) Mn. ·Robert Incram.
Mn. Roger ~ ~hnaon, ch&irman and Mrs. Wllliam
Agree. Spedal guest at th8 meeting will be Dr.
Theodore H. Erck, vice president for development
and pul>Uc aemce.
The newlywed.I were hon-
ored at a reception in tbe
home of Mrs. Tabone. 'Ibey
will make their home in
Clarendon Hills, l1l. e • e • e e e· e ·e e .. e
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New Look Temple Buell Alumnae
Prepare for Gathering
The ae.cond Monday of IV·
ery month ii tbe date ...
lected by Y's Menettes tQ
gather at 7:30 p.m. Further
information on location mey
be obtained by calling the
YMCA office, 543-9347.
Eastern Ster Dr. Theodore H. Erck,
vice president for develop-
ment and public relations
at Temple Buell College in
Denver, wW arrive in New-
port Beach on Friday, Oct.
'Z1, to meet with alumnae
from this area.
The gathering will begin
with dinner in Reuben's Air·
port restaurant. at & p.m.
Kn. Ro&er Jobnlon of
Newport Beach ii cha1rman
and members of her work·
ing committee are t h e
Juniors Offer
Salad Buffet
U you would like to spend
a fun.filled afternoon play·
ing cards and enjoying a
salad buffet, the Seal Beach
Junior Woman's Club in·
vites you to attend their
hmcbeon at U :30 ·a.m.,
Does your room need a Wednesday, Oct. 25.
Mmes. R o b e r t Ingram,
Huntington Beach; William
Agree, Miaslon Viejo; Kay
Savoie, Co1'008 del Mar;
Konine Youlln, Garden
Grove, and Paul Easllnger,
eo.ta Mesa.
it was only temporary.
Buell's endowment of $25
million or more will not be
completely realized by the
college for more than a dee·
ade aa it is tied up in real
estate inveatments.
Harbor Star Chapter 588,
Order of tbe Eastern Star
meets at 8 p.m. every aec·
ond and fourth Tuesday Jn
the Masonic Temple, 1401
15th St, Newport Beach.
Dr. Erck will speak about------------------
the relationship of alumnae I
with the public, prospective
students and tbeir colleae.
The prolesaor of cluaica,
formerly of Vauar College
wbere he was MCretllry of
the college, joined Temple
Buell Jut year.
Born in Floreoce, Neb.,
he holdt hla AB end MA
degrees from the Unlveral·
ty of Nebraska and he r~
ceived hla PhD from tbe
University ot minols.
Temple Buell, formerly
Colorado Women's College,
received ita name change
in July or this year. The
college's Board of Trustees
bad been thlnki.ng of cbang·
ing the name for years, as
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Tboie filterelted in dolng
their Chriltmaa &bopping
earl;r might nnt to ~ at
the gigantic threHb ba-
zaar being sl>OD90l'ed by tbe
SJsterbood ol. Temple Judea
in Lellure World.
To tate place Jn Temple
Judea, Mouton Partway,
SUnday' Oct. 22, through
TueldaJ, Oct. 2t, tbe sale
will olfer wearing apparel of
every type, jewelry, palnt-
ings, ICUlpturea, toys, elec-
trical appllancea, bated
goodJ, floral arrangements
Delta Zetas
Fete Founders
Delta 1.etaa by the See
will ~Pounders Day
when tbeJ Cather with the
bolt Oranie County alum·
nae IJ"OUP at 1 p.m. Sahlr·
day, Oct. 21, in the ~Iden
Pheasant restaurant, Ana·
beim.
Mn. Roy Breltwelaer will
.peak. 1be annoal event
bmMlrl the six fOunders wtio
orc1nbed Delta 1.eta in 1902
tn Oblo.
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Among tbe special attrac.
tiou will be a cosmetic bar
with delllomtratkma on the
proper UM Of COIJDetiCI and
free fadala.
Abo fMtUHd will be a
num~ wbo will t e 11.
fortunes and two auction
sales Of Vl1mble ttema to
tab place each day.
1be hitbll&bt of the ba·
zaar will be tbe eihlbtUon
and sale, of the creattont by
IC'Ulptor San Bernardi on the
opening day.
A folk sculptor, he creates
little people at work and
play and also apeclalizea in
American and early western
pioneers.
The bazur opens at 1
p.m. Sunday, and will take
place from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.
on MoadaJ and.Tuaday.
Delphians Club
Xi Delta Nu Chapter of
Delpbiana meeta the first
and third Wednesday at 10
Lm. in Mariners Library,
Newport Beach. For addi·
tiooal information contact
Mrs. RObert Rove, MMOJ.5.
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~ DAR Hostess to Open Home ·~ .~
Mn. Guy Bolmel Qierry the Mmes. M. W. M~,
II d Jr. will open her Baibo. Jolepb W. Ray, Ho•ild ca Hear bome at 11:30 p.m. Wed-~!dgar M. Oox ~-Diiday, Oct. 25, for mem-and L. Benfl.
ben of Col. WUUam Cabell Att.ernrd the Rev. C*'5e
By Bpws Ollpter, Da0ten of the Bum.ell will diacUll Siitti• Everyone loves a good
cuserole. It addJ that
som«hint special to an or·
dlDary me&l.
American Rnolutiolll. tual Weapons for Poli"8J
1>e1..t wm ..,. fflWld bJ wan.e. 'lbe annual Sm Oreo DiJ...,.._ ........ _ .... .m..a __________ ~
Bu! are you in a "cane-
role rut," s..V.i.ng !!le Mme
oJd ones!
You can learn to serve 13
new menue during the first·
aeu1on of the Orange Cout·
College Cooking School OD
Wedneeday, Oct. 25. Tbe '
18th annual event will take
p1ace in Mesa Theater, Cos· ta Mesa, from 9:30 to 11:30
a.m.
Instructors Pat Mogan·
and Gerry Gerkin will de-
moostrate the recipet on
stage. •
The program will coatinue
fa. four sessions on succes-
sive Wednesdays. Topic for
Nov. 1 will be Oallfornla·
Cornucopia Recipes for Qd-
1fornia Foods.
The following week 1be
topic wU1 twitch to Bread
Banet Bonanm: Baking
Breed.a for All Meal;. The
fin..l session Nov. 15 will be
Foods for Pesitive Occaalons.
The school la co-aponaored
by occ, Alpha Beta Mar· THE SAUCI IS EV&RVTHING -Rhea Komeia of
keta, Southern Count.let ,~ . ...r ... L. .. AA. that ~-'-bin tou b Gea Co Co.ta Mesa's n. .. ~ '\,J'e~rt oeacu ~ UWb g c to a cu-vil·B~ Co., O'Keefe and ' ,aeinle containidl"Deviled Potato BallJ. Thil di.all
Merritt Co. IDd tbe Mesa is one of many which will be demonstrated at the
Theater. Prize. are given firat~lellion.~ tbe.OrllJge Coast College Cooking
each -.loll to tboee attend-Scboa1 on..webesc1ay, ~ 25, in the Mesa Theater,
tng, and• drawln& will take Colta· Mesa. Rnnni1 ftom 9:30 to 11:30 a.m., the place~ tlle final IUlioa tor program is open to e public. .
~ c:oomiu.a of the Call-i~ .Federatioa--of Ball·
Mii and Profealcml Wom-
111'1 Clubl wUl eubniute
NatiaDal Buainta Womea'1
Week • the Newporter lml S,turday and Solldaf, Oct.
21·22..
Tbe Newport Bart>ar BPW
~ will be reprueated bJ ,its preaideut, Mn.. Pat
Fobqm, ad its flnt and
~vice pnside1111, Mn.
. , J'. w. BroMck and Mlsa
Dowrw JWm.
Mn. Pollom will tene
OD t.be Dlticmal federation
report panel with Mrs •. R. v. Adami, San Oreo presi-
denC; Mn. L. B. Potter,
Santa Alia cblpter preli-
dellt, -Mill Daily GriJl. ..,., sata Aaa put presi-
dent.
Spe1Rr1, WGrbbopl and a general ...-wtD be
eoGlueted, rih a baqaet
t01Dc p1ace Sa~ lli&bl
· San Oreo ia cme ol 12 d.il-
tricta. 'lbe ate federation c!alm8 more tbu 350 clubs
and 15,000 members.
National Buainea Wom·
en's Week was JftClaimed
by house raolutioo in tbe
state legislature.
~1
t '· anew&MJ'UI•· '.rlcbta &n a""1Jable at. I
OCC, and fbe food stcres in ta Ke91. perlOlll ataleDdine may rec-
CM TOPS Club .
TOPS Hnar ~ E•,.., tm oaelldence la em.;a .,....., . ~ · . .s
BllllllDOOD Beada mil c. · n-e ii a0 dmse Mil iltet at tbe tbelteJ'. Club .............. at
omof .. wortcralllGlt~• 1 •w . ...: ·
... , .......... of ..... ,. ......... I
January Nu pf ial Plcins
Told cit ·:Diflner Party
Mr. and Mrs. DoDald C.
Cbrbtenaen of On!Qae ..
DOUnced the enaagement d
their dauebter, Donna Ma-
rie Cbrlstel\len 1o Cbarlel
Jl'raDtl1n Robe.rts Jr. dur·
Ing • dinner party iD Ir-
vine Cout Country Club.
The betrotbed couple are
graduates of Mater Del mp
Sc hoot
The bride-to-be attended
Fullerton J u n 1 o r College
and wt1l graduate from Oii·
fomia State College at Ful-
lerton in January Witb •
BA in IOdolOCJ. ~· Ber ftance , 80ll c-. Kr.
and Mn. Cba!rlel F.' Rob-
erta of I.eguna Beach, ~
eeived hll BSC in account-
ing at the University ot San-
ta Clara. and upon gradua·
Uon received bla commia-
aloo as a aecond lieutenant .
in the u. s. Army. Current..
ly be ls attending San Di·
ege State Oollege where be
la working for hla muter•
in buliness admiDistration.
DONNA ~ttRISTENSEN
. To Mlrry
The couple plan to mairy
Jan. 'l'T, in Holy Family
aiurcb, <?range .
Recipe Ideas Whipped Up
Tipe on preparing a n d
preplannJnt the traditional
'lbanksglving feut will be
o!ered by Mm Carol Heins,
• home-economilt, Soutbem
California Edison Co.
repeated at 10 a.m. Wed·
oeeday, Thursday and. Fri·
day, Nov. 1-3; in F.d:ison's
Eledric Living Cesiter',
.uunttngton Beaeb.-~-
From P-13
•.. Concert
7:• p.m. ..., llaadaJ DI
Harper ...... ea.ta .....
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tlnilhcmewltl ...-.."'Inc 1l1t Aamd
Ollllga. tk>tadlned lllllttlnc 111t. Facb.'81 ID
Advisory board members ~': ~aWira ~ Barbor Gerda aub S LA~c~·~
Robert Guggenbekn, WU-meets at 10 a.m. wery first __
, 1iam J. Haney, George A.· Tuelday in various Jo.
Kuyper, J 0 b D Mac Leod, catioaa. Location informa-la FASHION ISLAND • NEWPORT HACH
Garden Club
Paul A. Palmer, O. W. tion ls available by calling Los A119eles • C.at.ry City e Glaadel• e TerreM• Rlchard, . Alan C. 8'onemu, Mrs. Bradley Sc1nrarz, _... -
Donald K. Wubbum an d14MM2. ·===------~=====*=...,..==~='·=·=•=Sn=•·= .. =""'="===== the Mmes. William B. Mead, -
Edwa.n1 A. Raullton and
Denis Sullivan.
Serving on the N1I Wom-
en's Philharmonic Board
are the Mmes. A. Bayard
Dod Jr., chairman, Glen W.
'lbomu, Jobn L. A.Den. M.
,PHI Stiker, Richard New·
~ RaJIPOlid c. Dolta, John ,.,-<>wen. Harry M. Buer.
JUcbard W. Cornell, Gilbert
Tbompsclo, V .. A. LoctabeJ,
Richard Allen, Cerlol L.
Beeck and Holstein.
Orange Coast women'•
eomm.tttee dWrmen 1JWit.
ed'are the MJ:Des."Keanetll
Smith, Henry Brown, WO-
liam E. BoJ1, Raymond El-
liott Jr., Porter, • Wllliam
Clarte, Cerl E. Mullen Jr.,
Johll Wyman, Jack Edger·
ton,· Robert ·James, ·Job n
Fllcber, Stephen Dlteman,
Cora Peta Wallace, W'tl-
liam Mance, Stik«, Robert
Bonner, 'lbomu, John W.
Applegate, David Tlngl.er
and Cor)'don C. Au1tiD.
Hexagon
AUTUMN
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$2" Now Only Set
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The program will be pre-
sented to the publlc, free ot charge, on two evenings
at 7 -Monday, Oct. 30
-~ _ Tuead~, Oct. -31 and
Tbanbgiving mau · and
recipe ideu will be tnclud·
ed ln a booklet which Will
be d.lstrUJuted to everyone
.ueodihg the. demomtra·
tions.
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VEST DRESSED IS
BEST DRESSED
In Natural Shoulder
Suits this Fall
'IM fulltm •taAoritr of tlnl n,.rb
eoll#tioJI of .m.4 mu u "'""t.tak-
abll. PrlMoft tailortd ti an ""~
Zr fiu lf'""fl of ffJb.riel, it tMku •>
~lk1lt "'' of tlu fmDW of pattern to .,.,,Aaftu iU el~an, "nelutt'1'ed linu.
A nr Mt f r<m& tli.il outltanding .elec-
tion u a tkfinitl 1tatt?Mnt of yovr
•t111' letukr1hip.
$85&$95
CHARGE Tr1
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The hexagon is such a
handsome shape; we frame
it with a crisp sbell·stitcb
border.
0 n e pineapple he.x.agon
crocheted in string is fine
for a pillow, 2 or 3 for
scarf. Pattern 71.56: hexagon
81/t inches in No. 30 and 12
in string.
FIFTY CENTS (c o i n s)
for each pattern -add 15
cents for each pattern for
first • class mailing and
special handling. Send to
AUce Brooks, the DAILY
PILOT, 105 Needlecraft
Dept. Box 163, Old Chelsea
Station, New York, N.Y.
10011. Print Name, Ad·
dreta, Zip, Patten Num·
ber.
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Futuristic Fashions Previewed
Permanent-press Wedding Dress Not Far O.ff
By JOAN SWEENEY couple Of the future would eWlllilC .-. .; "-.. -I*' ·' a..:. .,._ ~ wi»I ~trlncs thro)l~ the wasl'I and out II
LOS ANGELES (UPI)-operate on the same tre. quinl. • D'l;p • ' •'' ... a ad ltriDp ol puct1 held• comes pressed and freeb
Fashion• of the future-far . quency. -For Mae pl • atilldill ._. _.. -atendin.&from neck to Door for the next ceremony. 'I'tle If tlle 30 v.. .. from ....... -· ~ a. ....._ lo ~ wMdl -' -, ,__..., tile 10 fwm a C01tume that look· dreso --• with a collanui· In the f"t .. ·~we•• p•evio w· J -........ ......... .--.... ..-!aslUoris Seemed far out to cocktail pmV • ,,_ .._ -ltiJilli)..., cw:al-· ed IOme'tbiq lib a bead il th t ed. as the California Fashion 196f editors, who would have w to a m......,. ...._ • el Illy ... " cart.am on the door ol a gyp-ble cage ve 8 ' as 8 rep
Creaton opened their 1967 thought 30 years ai:o h.t in .._ of Califmndll'• -1ip-::,......:::::;;---a.e w ..t SJ fcrtune teller's den. re!entatlve Of the always
press week here with a 1967 corhputen would pair ~~ orA --• ~ .... _--"-~ .. at-..... ID tight Of recent divorce ·practical .Koret pointed out,
ol 997 matrimonial partners, t h e --. . _ • • • mn '*J' -..a~ statistics, which lhow the made a dandy cake covet
peek at the styles 1 · tOplesa bathing IUlt would gave ...., .. a ewe :! z ed.• ..... -.i c '• amber « divorces creep-between ceremonies.
In 1997, ecconling to the have come and just about lll67type'...._..._._ NB ltw.•Mr.llwf mt c)o.e to the number of Perhaps one of the most
Born 30 Years Too Soon gone, and astranauta orbit· all th.al...._... wHll ...._ 4 ae "-c.w .Aaa" tdeYi-imrril.ges, Kont of CaWor, conservative of the 1997 fa•·
Show for fashion editors ing the earth would be old er quid: • \ ' 'N ~ ._ .._ -8 .... ' 'IW to Bia came up with perhaps shions wu Moon Sprite tiy
from 90 newspapers across bat. zippers wtlidl' W a.e: _._ l8IC • ..-rt 8llt ...-tM 1D01t pr9Ctkal cottume Alxa w1Uch borrowed trom·
The ultimate in muIUpur· er wbo miCbt ~ .,..._ Ille ..... LID• lie ... w.. ol. the future -a perma-current swimsuit designers'.
the country, the globe gird· pose olfice..(o:party dress-ez:posure to a. -. • ae Lawaw:e W4. M lie •· aent-preu wedding dress. swiss cheese effect. Large
ing Jet set will have given 1997 version -came from briefest Of ......_. ~ • ,.. .. c ~ w-After the computer h.u holes were sprinkled liberal·
way to the interplanetary N"..ancini. This mJJd lkirted But • ,_. • c eA .-.: lib I* C lier picted the bride of the fu· ly all ·ovef' a microskirted
"rocket set" traveling to the A-line little nothing in white was w-. m' c Arpetle _. li'rilC m Aif, tare's mate programmed tent. As Buttram pointed
latest "in" ski resort on the Vinyl for' daytime olfice_wear .WU will be a ... flf a.e wiS.'" lbe ftnt ~. the ftnt fight out ''The way Utlnp are
turned inside out aod . .me, past ia ..,, blleM a.e ctic n I a •••l IDlbd .... bet appearance in court, goliig by 1997 this may be • m~; the well dressed lunarlrho=w=gn'==w=ln=t=o=a=&;='=length===he=od>=='-==-==*':=i,:"';io;:"""=:::iol:='=loor===a='=-==llOB==-=="""==""":=:::b::•=•=eddln=='="'=••::•=:nun:==''=ha=b=it=.'=' =====,
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WHAT TO WEAR-in 1997 is Elizabeth Stewart's
Moon srone, a gown (?) of "preciow beads" un·
encumbered by any other clothing.
skier there were his and hers
ski· outfits complete,, with
built·in beating pads adjust-
able to keep the wearers
comfortable at any temper·
ature from 90 below zero or
so on the moon to a mere
zero encountered Oil earth.
Built-in antennas on the ski
helmets promised the ski
For LB Juniors
Home Safety's Topic
Accident prevention in the
home will be the topic of
Tom Floyd, Red Cross vol-
unteer, during a meeting
of the South Coast Club Jun-
iors tonight in the Laguna
home or Mrs. John Caroline.
Refreshments and a social
hour will follow the 8 p.m.
meeting, and resident& and
visitors to the are»: are in,
vited to attend.
Other South Coaat Club
sections planning gatherings
Back Detail
include the bridge group
which will meet for a lunch·
eon and cards at noon,
Wednesday, Ocl 25, in the
Stuft Shirt, Newport Beach.
A trip to Griffith S t a t e
Park is slated for the Globe·
trotters tomorrow. Partici-
pants will take in the zoo,
ol>oervatory and planeiBrl·
um show and .stop at the fa-
mous Watts Towers.
Information regarding the
club and its sections may be
obtained by calling M r s.
Howard Switzer, 4~7, or
Mn. Robert Kilpotrick,
~-
Marriage Probe Posed
For Conference Panel
Marriage -ls It f o r
Real? will be explored dUI'·
ing wubbopt md panel
disomsiooa during the South·
Afterward a dinDer dance
will take place in. La Mir·
ado eowrtey Chlh.
em California regional con· .-----------,,11
ference far Parent. Without
Partners chapters.
The teS&iona will begin at
9 am. Saturday, Ocl 21,
at Cerritos College, Nor-
walk.
Topics for afternoon ses-
•ions will be "Who's Who
-What's What and Why ;
Sex Education -T h e n
What's
D . I 01ng
MARY DAY, 642-4321
'What?; Criteria for Selec· ~---------"II
tion -Merri.age and Re· •-., ..,.T::!. tu• _ ~
marriage, end Goals and H111. eo.11 ~. 1 p.m.
Values. 111w.,. 11-!s11 ~o",~ c1111t _ ..,"' ., lnciuded on the panel are fl"'O*I 1eKt1 Recr•111on '""'-'"· 10
'i.. 'lbomal Barnes, Orange ··~· "rWwf ~ c--....,...--r....-_,-Juverute1Jett9'"'uen---1•~w,.....,-1. ..... -a.u.o.....-..._• ~.T ' , """'I C..t!IM Aw....-Y "' V--
Quiet lines underplay
front, but turn and the fly·
back pleat stirs up exdte,
m ent, bring~· admiriDg
gJaaces your way. Have
bow, all • around band in
same or contrast fa bric.
Printed Pattern 9038:
Misses' Sizes IO, 12, 14, 16,
18. Size 14 takes 3 yr&. 45-ln.
SIXTY • FIVE CEf\'TS in
coins for each paUern-.add
15 cents for each pattern !or
first , class mailing a n d
special handling. Send to
Marian Martin, the DAILY
PI LOT 442 Pattern Dept.,
232 \Yest 18th SL, New
York, N.Y. 10011. Print
NAME, ADDRESS with
ZIP, SIZE and STYLE
NUMBER.
See 100 MORE fa~hions to
sew in all sizes in our great
Fall • Winter Pattern Cat,
alog. Dresses, culottes,
coats, separates, holiday
s11yles. Get one pattern free
?:"" clip coupon in Catalog.
Send 50 cents.
Toastmistresses
Grace Lutheran Church,
Huntington Beach. Is the
getting for the gathering of
the Las Otas Toastmistress
Club o( Huntington Beach at
7:30 p.m. on the second and
fourth \Vednesdays of the
month.
•
cy Prevention Unit; A. A. ~ •en. ""'uw -NMrlce11
Belprez .al.. ex-•tivo . Lt111on Hall, , ... -. 1 P"" ' .,.,... ' ~-~s..,.o-.c ... Dr. Myron E. Howland Jr., -w11tmon1 School, .,,. H•ll AY• .•
psychologist. and the Rev. H ..... u,,.ton 1~11~l·/"·
Dr. Ralph H. Didier, First ......... ..._ '"--c~. ...._ ........ _. ,..__ h An ,._., hKfl, '' •.m. r1·.,...,.,..,.lllll """"c , 8· '-"" cm-e1 ,...........,. beim. ~ -l.Ht P111!; Clllt:illauM. 10
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Br11lc: Into
color for
Fall. S..
the wonder·
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and coordin·
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long topa:
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Ne .... ,.. •ULANCI oa1v1u OUALIPICA· ITATI 01' CALllJOaNIA PO• Elf•'-ol ROHRT 0, WITH. 0. TIONS IY DEUTINO THI "CMAUI'· THE COUNTY 011 LOS AMML91 ~~~iCI! IS HEIU!llV 01\llN lo tM IJIUH,. LICINH HOUIHMINT tti!11 £::.:e.r""O: ... ~~llr.
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ti 111 pertOllt M vllll Clalm1 ... 11111 The City COlll'Cll qi !fie CIW ti c:.et NeriW II ~"""" t119t lie .... • ..Id decedellt .,.. Nql.llred to fllt Me .. dOeS ....,., ordlltl .. ...... s.r· .... .,;w .. Mle. ..... em, )!Intl the _,....,.., ~ 111 the SICTIOH 1, ....._ #1t ti ... '*'-1N1 thidw, ....... te ...
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""" Illy " October, ""· Of .. Ulllled ,, ................... of ---'.---.......... =---WILt.AltO T. JOltOAN Mle, w ,.,.. catll aNI .,.._ ..,...... LEGAL NOTICE Me'IO!r of .. City .. C.I• Mm .... l«Untd by .,,.... ..... IM ATTaT: ~ • SOid. 011e ,., C.-fl--"' • C. K. PltlEST • tt lie ._lled ... 11M. NOTIC8 TO Cit,.,,_. CltY Cl«lt f/I Ille Cit¥ II C:.ta Mnl .... w tffera to lit la .-.e .... w111 SU,.Rtoa ceu• ., ,.... ST4n OF CALl~Nl4 ) .. ,....... et the .......... --.... y
STAH °' CAU .... IHA ... COUNTY 01" OUN08 > 11 ""'9 afW Ille flnt ~ ......, TMa C4M*TV OP Olt&N.. CITV 01' COST~~ ) 11111--. dl1e of Mlt. NI. A ... f, C. IC. PIU EST, City Cltrtc of !tie O.W ltllt 3nl dty Of Odleltr, 1"7,
Estate of LIONA C. WU.LS. 0.. CltY' Of Coete Mlle _.. _.,,klo Clttll Cllarltt C. l!wty, Jr.
'ntd. Of h City Counc:ll Of llt Cit¥ 11 COlll IMw a S-
NOTIC! •• Hl•nv ."' ....... Miii, .... ~ tlllt ......... ,,. ..... ....., ...
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~ned et ~tr ....... c:o.ta on tM IMll c1aY Of OdlMf, 1H1, by tbt llOTICS INVITI .. llDS I _ry _ :ti' tt Ill lllldff. regu !Mltllll ., .... City COi.ineii ~
_,, Cal.,.. II ,. ,lice ot tooow1ne 1911 call 11919: .....-.._... wlll lit ~
11lneu Of llt ........... lilt all IMI· AVll1 COUNCILMEN "llkltoy, flle ....... fl Ill Secr*ry °' C..... rs pertalnlM ti 1111 ..... fl/ Mid T~ llarck .......... Otlttlc:t No. 1 It 1"44 Dfl
..:tdent, .......... INlllfle .,.., "' NOes:' COUNCll,.MSN None A,.. Clll•llllll .--: '· o ... 'st ~bllcatlell ti Ills ....... AISl!NTI COUNCILM•N Jordan, 1111), ,..,,•Ill V1illy, Clllfomla, flNll O.lld 0ctoW ,.. 1,.,, Wiiton Ill fll MWe Ille lat day Of NOW!Mer,
R4'f/I 0. w.111 IN WITNI• WHlltaOP I l!IVt hen-JH1 .. 4:90 ... m.. •1 wllldl time .. !:"" " ":.::.." tllt """ -"'~ 111..--..,.. ....... ::: ~~ ~ -:: .=..: UNKLIN • ..u.. .. ... City -Cem Mete. 11111 17111 ...... , 1°"4 l!llls A-. FOUftllfll V•llw. ttenMrl et U. Of Oc!atler, 1967. C.I lfonlla, tw:
~ .. 1• ...... C. K. PRIEST GISLER TltUNIC SEWER
1111, Mell. ~ City Clerlt ind tX-offlclo C..,. ot CONTRACT NO 7-l-$dMdllle C
lL ... 1111 IN City COl.ln<lt of the City Of llldl -rloQUlrld fOf the 11111.. --~ fW ...... Coeta ~ clncrlb9cl lltreln.
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fled wt• -·-. ~kes mtY lit """""" Ill CIWerrlll,, Wllll lectltll f1f h -.'IC _,,, IN -II .. 177.5 of !ht C.llfolnlll L.llbor Code. ..... .,.. ...... ...... ,. ... ... ·Overtime tlltll lie pelel tor~~ Ill•-llf the rewlll' .. .,., t~ _._ It II ...... ,..
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1M1 eppllCAtbltl tot tM ,.rflcular c:ratt, claltlf!Qltltrl tr ~ ff ..,._,. -Air'/ '" ,_1* ...., tlle ....,...
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crcman ltl'llllfoy ... tllM I ml!I) -not ltla .. ,. 91.00 "' MY ._. cent (I°") ot .. ""' 1.-.,_. • ; .,.y,,,.n ratt. wlll lit ,...,,,.. wfOll Mdl IN ...,.
r.c 11yer a. $lollt MolMll ................ ..... ............................... .... "' aid wit .. ~ --..ctt
'i':iCKTENOIR 1141 -"" II MC ..... lllWlhl. ttc.'.tcn~r ···············•••••••••••••••••••••••••••i•••••••••••••••••••••••·· ..,. T'M herd f/I ~ et tllllt ~ ;.:{PENTERS ..,,lt"IOll Ol1trld No. 1 ,__ Ill
ar;>ef'tter •••••••••••• ······•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• "·" '""' te ,..llct atll'f or .. llllla ... ti ··;,e POwer aw ..,.tar . . ..... .. ................. ........... ................ I.If welve MY or •• tr"""'8f'lf.lll.
1111wrl9ht ... .. .. .. .. .. • .. .. .. .. . .. • • • .. • .. • . • ...................... ... • ..... .. 1.2' IY oaDlll 01' THa
llllcr (pntumetlc) ............. , ............................................... I.a' toAltD 01" DlltECTOttS, ~rcrnen SCc "r '-"*' lflan hltlhest classllkatloll llllPtrvlted, COUNTY SANITATION e•ctol one1.1malle N iter. DISTRICT NO. 7 A~PET & LINOLIUM U.Yl!R el Ore .... CcMlfY, Ce ......
"<Cl. Linoleum • '°" Tiit L•Ytr ......................................... e.s.22 . (a) Fred A.. *""'· lecr«wy EMl!NT MAS°"I ,.,.. A K.,.,., ... Mir.
t=M Mason, ftolttl"' end trowelln11 tnldllne ciperalor .................... IM a.rte a ~. C-..... ......
ement Mason, JoumtY!Nln .. ..... . . .. .............................. 4.M P'ulllltllld Or81111 C.... DellY ~let.
ommn .soc P'r llOllr allow J011mevman rate. a;ct. 12, lf, "'7 1"1-47
'.lECTRICIANS ~nen11 Foremen ............................................... , •••• , ......... •.Ill oreman . . . .. • .. .. .. • .. .. • .. .. • • ... .. . • • .. .. .. • .. . • .. .. .. . . .. • . ... • .. •• ... ... • 7.2'
ournevman WlremM ........................................................ , 6..U
c.reman Cable i,tlctr .. • • .. . . • . . . . .. .. • • .. .. .. • .. .. .. .. .. .. . .. . .. . .. . . • .. . ... 7.67
•b'o Spllcer ................................ • • •••••• • •. • .. · ·• • • • .. • .... • • ·.... •·•
trl1nec1 Wtleler ................ , ................ ., ............ , , •• . • • .. • .. • .. . f .U
IL.AZIEll
·lazier ................................................................... , "5.16
RON WORKIU
lfnamtnlal Iron Woru, .................... • · .. ••• • • · .... · ... · ••• ........... • U.tl !~ttforcfnv ,.,,,., Wortu ··········•f••·•••······-·····•••••••"-*-.._•·•~•••••••u• 5..;A trucl\lral Iron Worll•r .. .... . ... ..... ..... • .. ••.•.• .• .. ..... .. ................ J,91
'ence Ert el Of' ................... • .. • .. • .. • .. • .. • .. • .... • • .... • .. • "·" "•"" $.7' 'orernen .cSc per llr. ,,_. ltlan lllo11rat classlllcaflon supervlHd. '
.ATHlll ' atner .. . .. . . . .. .. .. . .. .. .. . . . . . . . . . . .. .. .. . . • .. .. . .. .. •• .. • • 94.74'
'oreman not Illa fllan ·~ per hour more than JoumtVman rllt.
.ABOIU!RS a corers. ueMrll or construction .. .. . .. .. •• .. .. ......... • ••• .... '2.11
toeraton and tenelera of pntumallc and •'«Irle tools, vlbratlOfl maclllnes 1nc1 almllar mecl'lanlcal loots not seperaltly cltlllfltd
herein . .. • . . . . .. . .. . .. . .. .. .. ...... · .. · · ...... • · · .. · · •· .. " .. · .. · "· • ·' "°'
'.t'l'l"'1 d\lmper Ion I yd, or lar11er mlxe" and hfndflng bulk ctmenl) .. .. '·°' .soh•ll raker and l,_r . . .. . .. .. . . ................... · .. · .. • ... ... .. '·" :oncrele curer • 1,.,..rvlou• membrane end form oiler .. . . .. .. .. .. .. . ....... 4.04
'<!s •nd Oil PIMllnt lebortr .. .. .. .. · .. .. · · ...... "" .. " .,. • .. · • 3.&5 ;u and 011 plPflllll wn-r • POI tender encl form m111 .. •• • .. .... •• .. •• .. 4.0f andbfa•·t~r (noUftf"N:n) ..••••••..••••••••••••••••••••••••••• , ••••••• •••• •• • • • A.JO ·•ndlllHter (l'OI telldtrl ...................................................... 4.04
'loe lever (f'KllH!Wtllllcl ..................................... • .............. • 4, If 'li:e caulker (llOll-!Mlalllcl .. .. • . • .. .. • .. .. .. • • . .. • .. .. • • .. .. .. .. • ........... 4.CW
Vlndow cite Mr .. . .. .. . .. . .. .. . .. . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . .. .. .. .. . .. .. • .. .. . ... .... .. • 3,15 Vatcllmen ............... · ................................................... I.It
'orr man lOc "' hour rnort tl>ln hltllnl ciuslflcatlOll lllPtf'VIMd.
>PERIATINO INelNlallS
;rOllP 1 ........................................................................ M.sl
iro•1p 2 .................................................................. , •.•••• 4.17 ~~~: : :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: l~ ;roui> 5 .................................................................... •... $.al
;roup 6 ........................................ .', ............................ 5 . .fl
Forem•n lk per hour more than highest claullltatlOll tll!)lrvlsed.
~AINTERS ~~gulor brush l'•lnter .................... · · ...... • .. · .... · .. · • .. · • • • .... · · .. · '5.2' ~~~ra:~~nll•·~I-~~ .. :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: t~
;andblasltr 1'j\'lnt tie" ................................................. · .. · • 6.04 lout neyman, SPr•'I' .. .. • .. .. .. .. .. .. .. • • .. .. .. • . .. .. .. • • • • . • .. • • . .. • • • .. .. .. .. 5.S.
lourneyman, 5Pr•Y IWlllll l lt.. .. .................................. ··........ 5.1' Forem11n 1Sc above Journetmen Wive ralt.
LEGAL NOTICE
1'·11Ntf
caaTIPICATI OP IUllN .. llktlllMt ............ THE UHOERSIGNEO does IWIW
c.rllfY 111a1 w 11 c:ancludlne • ......,.. MCI *-_,,,_ 8t _, Merlftt Av-
.. lllol llland, C.llforftle, --... fb tlt'lcM firm -llf JANI AND MAltV'S .......... _ .... .flrM.-• -....---..
tollCIWlftl ..-, ~names In"'"_. ,._ fl Mklellce -• ..,._, .... :
Peun .. H. 119fford, ., E•lt Mflrllllll C1rwon lloM. C.-1111 #M, t«nla. ,
WITNESS mY 1111111 tflll 25ltl U/ -5->tlf'llMr, 1"7.
'eullnl M. StaffOrd
STATE OF CIALIFORNIA l COUNTY OF ORAHGE I • ON THIS 2Stll Cir( ot September, A.D. IH1, Mtort mt. C.. A. Hllble. • Notery
N iie '" __, tor 111e .. re1 c....., .,.. li.te, rtsldlf1G ......,., CllllV ~
llolled 1nd sworn, perlOlleffY ........
l'IMlllM H. Sllfford known 111 -... Ille ptrsOfl whose name la ..-ct1bed lo 1111 Within lnSll'Jmllll, IN .._....,
.. -!Ml .,,. -•ed ... -· IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I ....,.. ,.,.
llllfo set my h•lld end aft1JllCI '"Z.,:: c111 ae11 Ille day alld yur Ill tNe ceft first .....,. wrltt911.
•Of=FICllAL Sl!AJ.) C. A. Hlgtijl
Notery Pll~IO<efl*'tlla
l'rlncl,.a Ofllcit I• Oranoe County
MY Commllslon Explrw
August It, 1m
Mltllle 111d H igblt
AltorlltVI ., LIW '· o .••• 321, l•ltoa lsl1nd, Callflnllt ftlUI Publlslled Or•f1Gt Coast Deity ,hot, S~lembar 21 and October L It, It, 1"67
IJU:Q
LEGAL NOTICE ~IPE TRADES
'lumbers end "ltera , . . . . .. .. .. .. . . . . .. .. .. ................... SS.~ IAR HJ
:.trwirel Foremen -20'!4 above 11ros.s Journevman nitt. '21514
0oreman -10'9!o above gross Journeyman rate. CIRTIFICATI 01' IUSINm
JlllllV PIP4'11nt JOUrM\tlnlln . .. .. • . . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. • .. ... .. ... • .. • • •• • .. • • • .. .. 5.jf P'ICTITIOUS NAMI 1: rnv plpellne F-n .... .. .. .. .. . .. .. .. .. ..... . .. .. • .. • .. • ... .. .. .. .. .. . . . 5.11 The under&lgnecl do c:er11f\t lllrl ere C>LJ\STERS conducllr19 a limited P'artnershlp busl· ·la~ttr Foremen .............................................................. '5.11 ~~,.,:~,.~o.s. ~O~ :1~~:>"=
>\os1e,..,r .. . .. .. .. ... .. • • • .. .. .. • ... .. .. • .. .. .. .. .. . • • .. . • . ... . . .. .. .. . .. .f.I05 ~I.ASTER Tl!NDatt name '11 P'lAU. COMl'ANY, allel ltlet
> '~:·r Tender ................................................................ M-54 aeld firm Is ciompaHCI of Ille fOllow.. rO:JFEIU 1"9 per-, ..._ ntmtl 111 fVll .,,.
.. rnevmen .................................................................... U.51 places '1,,N':\n~ .. ~~n::Rrllows:
' ' For•ma11 .... • ..... · .. · ..... •• • · .. " .. · ........ "· .. " • • • .. • • .. ·" .... · .. " ~.n. James M. Jo.~n\011, 1054 N. Ora-·• cmen ................................................................... ~. 7 ...... ~·rcrT METAL WORKERS $1.. Orange, Call!.
i• t Molal Worker ........................................................... 16.00 Or~'=~ !~Ill.Fuller. "1 N. J-,
1 'no ln5lalltr .... • · · .... · ...... " .... "" · .... · ... ' .................. " ... 6·00 LIMITIO l'ARTNIRS 1 ~ ·' n -I~ above Journevman rete. Howard l . Garrett, 1137 w. .._. ;, lllASTERS ,....,.
1, ,,." He Pfr hr. more l!len lllghel claulftattloll tuPtrvlsed. ri~~:6: 50~~:n~ ~~~ ..
t.. v.rs of dump truclta, lal ttwln 4 )Ida. .. ................... • • • .... • • .... ''·.50 Jimn M. JollnlOll
1 • virs of dUl'llll ~. • \tda., but 11111 IMn I yds. • • • .. • .... • ........ ·.... '·" Llontl 11. Fuller ' I ••IS ot dumi> lrUCU, • vdl., a.it leM ltlall 12 vdl. • .... " .... " .. • • "·.. 451 Howard L. Gerrtlt ', .v<n of dump frv<b, 11 ~., llut ... ht! 1' vdl ..................... , 4.66 STATE OP CALIFORNIA
Vtr> of lruc-s. lffll P•VIOtcl ~ty .... 1111111 f ION .... • .. • .. " • • .. • 4.50 COUNTY OF ORAHOE ) M
1 overs of ll'ucU. i.tet pey!OM _..crt'I' ""-4 and 11 lolll .... .. .... '·" ......_ Oc....._ , .,. .....,
tlv"' Of 1ruc1t1, lellal i>avlotel caped ty ~ 10 •!Ill u tcna . . . ..... .. 4.541 "" ,.,...... •• 1"''• --me, • tivers '11 Trenall-mlx trudts ~ i yard• . . .. . ... .. .. .. .. ... .. . .. .. .. .. • . • • 4.1• Nof1rv Publlc In Incl fOf' Mid •Jllte,
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LAKll ACTION -Llbr fwwll'd Tm Banlm (II) ad NwW-
pbJa'1 BillJ Cnntnst11m (82) MB to 'be keeping in step wltll a blalt
kick as they ftgbt for• rebound during Wednelday night's lOU? ,dn
by the 76era. the Lakera an in St Louis to meet the lla•u toniabt
Wilt Smotlaers LA
Lakers Play Third Grune
In 3 Nights at St. Louis
ST. LOUIS (UPI}-Tbe Loi Angeles
',alters play tbetr third 1ame in three
'.ights when they meet the St. Loui1
'aw ks tonight and hoped for a better
'e than they suttered at PJ9Iadelphla
·dnesday night.
With big Wilt <llamberlaln appear-
1g in almost mktseuoa form de-
plte having ended his contract dis-
1ute only lut week, the '16en ran
away from Loi Angel~. 1~.
Chamberlain, although be contn'but-
ed but 1l points, dominated the boards
as he pulled down 30 rebound.I .mcl
made nine uslsts.
The 7een were held even for the
BONAYEN.4 BOUT
'POSTPONED
BUENOS AIRES (AP) -OIC8f Bo-
oanna's scheduled heavyweight Nov.
11 elimination boat with Jimmy Ellll
In Louisville, KJ., bu been postponed
until Dec. 2, promoter Jua Carlot
Lect.oure said Wedneadaf.
Lectoure 58.id that promoter Mlb
Malitz bad cabled him from New
York eranting Bonavena's requelt
for a postponement of the semifinal
bout in the World Boxing AasodaUon
elimination tourney which seeks a
successor to Casslus Clay.
Bor.avena, Argentina's heavyweight
hope, bas been ailing with muscular
trouble in bis back since be outpoint-
ed Germany's Karl Mildenberger in
Frankfurt Sept 11. He bad been or·
dered by bis doctor to suspend train-
ine for a time.
first period by the Laker•, each tam
scoring 21 pointa. But PhiJade)plda
moved ahead with 25 poinb ia lie
aeccmd period to the Laken' it_.
iDcreued it. marPn to .... rill I :•
remaining in the third period.
Elgin Baylor WU the game's hiCla
point man with 24 points but rectiM
llWe scoring help from bis team-
mates.
Billy Cunningham's 2G point. were
high for Philade!pbia with Wally
Jones adding 15 aa the mtire 'lier
team shot well.
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rounds, bad • bat ol 21M'4. Jill
Mriel WU 117-6~, 211-11, 215-ll~,
foul. 214-10 aDd llMY•.
"My back foot waa sllpplnc and I
jut couldn't a.p m1 balance," Bura
eoaffded momenta after competition
came to 1 dole.
"I abould bave WOG. I expected to
win when J came clown, e1peclaUy
dter my workout Manct.y ta Loni
Beach. I bad four tbrow1 betwffn 232
and 231 feet, 10 I really upected to
do well here. I figured I wouJd go at
1eut 285 (bls American record ii
~ll).
"But, I guess it's Juat one of thoae
cues when you can't do as well u
you'd like. The altitude has no W ef-
fect on me and the facWtles bere
are excellenl
"We did me a larger ball than rm
accuatomed to but everyone wu ua-
J.ng the same style hammer so I'm
not olftrtnc that u an euuat.
*'I really battd Joane to Kllm. I'm
Q.f or-4 iD our rtvaJry, and I f1lurt4
tbll wu nallJ my but ehaDct fo dt-
fMt blm. Now It w01 be uotbtr .,._
-probably the Olympics -before we
meet a~1• so I'll just have to let !t eat at m• •w then."
Xl.lm'I llriN WU 21$.7~, foul , 227·
10, m.1, foul, m.1. •
Burtt wu tra.Ulnc Japan'• Tateo Sutabara (211-1) ID the battle for third
place, but rallltd fOr the brome med-
al Oil blJ final throw.
And the Bu.n1anao whll bad hi•
probltma, lllfferin& tbrou&h four
ltratgbt foula before getting off the le. ell throw that netted him tbe silver
medal
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Oaklarul,: Laugh or Cry?
Finley, A's to Head West
allCAGO (AP) -fte Ammi: a
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to acieomplilll it eadJ w.y.
Cbartel o. Pi*J reeet ... a. w.
euary ... -•e.-tidJ 7.3 -..
IDOft tbe Atbldkl .. OeHeed At.._
a.me time, ~ CltJ .... Sellml
weft awaded GI' i• h•hhn
eneetiYe "• IOGll • pnctlnNe I.a
-Wei' ....... .11'11 .......
la the ea1e ff 8aUJe, tlle b• u I
II a•" IEM •Gae city P" .. a ...
mBliaa ..... lam ill FlillWJ llr a
mnltipl&papw cllmed II F u•
Kwas Qty Jut .-C iffiOUed a
bond iaae for a __... .,.ti
eompla tbat woUI be radJ .. irn.
Me.amrbOe. major _,_ ll•rllllll
could be plaJed ID tbe ,,.-..._ ......
iam.
~ City's deleptiaD ,,.. •
mgaed that a. dty faced prwpedl
ff waitiDC • lilllle • Jf'11 wHboat ..... bill that Lape PIN( 1 mt Joe <nnill
l«Oll•eeed a. onen pMt mteigN
-hammered oat ...,.....,,. -npansje by 19.
Tbil came after' a luKenae-1 Sea.
8bwt Symillgtoul. D-llL, a member
"' a.e deleptioD.. said • WOGld can a ..,_ cmfaaw;e ia WalbiagtAll this
llfternoon. ..... after Giiie K.aasaa an..
fumed that the lragae "llM 1ewmded
Ole man wbo ubatalld W bl
Kaasas City ..... bas 1eft tbe city witb-
tat bueball anti1 mt."
Bat bJ earlJ UM r ,, CrOllia WU
Die to .-cm tbalt. after a meet·
........... ~ Lape ..
.._. 81• dn, tllit Amaicu
.............. witbia -. ....-: ----
• .,. met .......... al the
Kaas 1 City dllb pdar .. llarcll t.
Jla, ill arder tbat the Jacbon Coun-
ty Sparta <'Ampla AullM it1 would be
able to tMaia a ,,_..itment OD a
..., ___ ---...... upwd stad-illm iD Kamal aty; ad to enable the
.. dab to field • team for the 18 ........
L~ said it abo prefers the 19
~date.
1'!M!re wen .._ ClOllUDdll" replies
ftJ1Dc an cmr the place wt.. club
twDd"I were plumed don.
One IOar'Cle, bowewa, aid the vote
tHJp was Oii a plCbce deal that in-
duded Fillley's shift to Oakland u
well as the apamioa plam.
"AD I wanled was to set m votes
to go with miBe md I did." smiled
Finley. ''I wiD aame my new man-
a&a' this weetend iD Oakland Re al-
alreadJ bas hem adect.ed. I'm gomc
Cbe tbree clubl votinc against lt were
Bll&lacn, ClevllaDd IDd Wllblnstoa.
.. I tbougbt It would be a bot meetac
_.I Rlll't" Aid Gabe Paul al Cleft.
...... '"Seattle bu tbe oppoa'tmdt1 It
a1w1J1 bM wanted."
Bald 111ue1 failed in 1980 and t•
ID Seattle when the needed 60 percent
ID tile affirmative was not reached.
HEADIN' WIST -Chutel 0. Plnley (foreground), owner of the
Kanau City Athletics, chats with Robert T. Nahas, president of the
boU'd of diredon of the OatlaDd Colileum. The American League
toJd Finley W~y be could move bis ball club to Oakland.
Amigos
Stay Close,
•
But Lose
INDIANAPOLIS (UPl)-The An a·
helm Amigos keep setting close but
not cloae enough.
The winle.u Amigos of coach· Al
Brightman suffered t be i r fourth
American Buketball Aasoclatton loss
ol the season Wednesday night by
dropping a 106-103 declllon to the
Indiana Pace.rs.
None Of their losses bu been by
more than five points.
Indiana, making its league record
2--0, WU led by Fred Lewia with 23
points. Roger Brown bad 19 and Bob
Netolicky made 11 for the Pacers.
John Fairchild and Larry Bunce led
the Amltos with 24 and 17 points,
re1pecuvely.
KC Fans Embittered [nd1aaa Dlftl' tnDtd alter jumplftl
off to a 5M7 advantaa-altbouP _ Jnabelm came back to Be the ICQ[L__
atlll-98.
KANSAS CITY (AP)-.. What do we
do for the next four years? P I a y
tiddl:Jwlnks !''
'llaat was one f•'• reactiCJe wbeD
tbe American League owners aa-
Wllleed Wedneaday n.igbt the Atb-
lltics wse moving to Oakland. Calli., ..a Kamal City would get • uma. ... dab • ..,, 19'71.'. --~ -,
Molt fans were bitter. But their
fJltt.enea WU directed toward Atb-
lltiel owner Charles Finley m o r e a.a ayane or anJtbing else.
"I guess Charley Finley .knew what
. i. wu talking about when be told
IGIDe of bis baD players oot to bu7
........ here," said S. L. (Tudie) Lusco,
apentor ol a steak house frequented
Ir/ many ol the players. ''Tbey really
pve it to us good."
An automobile salesman, JOO. Walk·
-er• also bluted the A's owner.
"l've got no uae for that Finley.
He is just a troublemaker and I'll bet
the American League is going to con-
tinue to have trouble with him wheth-
be'a in OakJand or somewhere else."
A. Kansas City housewife, Mn.
Sheryll Calloway, couldn't quite be-
lieve the news at first.
"Is lt final?"
When assured it was, she became
indignant.
"Well, I think it's quite unfair to
Kauu City to have to w a i t
four years. I think Kansas City tot
tbe bad end oi it."
Mrs. Sharon Roath, an Overland
Park, Kan., housewife, ~choed the
sentiment. "I don't like them moving
the A's. I don 't know that TDuch about
sports, but I just don't think it's fair
to the people or Kansas City after they
bad voted the money for the stsdium
for them now to have to wait 10 long."
Lewi• hit a fteld goal to break the
tie and Indiana led the rest of the
way.
The Amitoc, whose other three
losses also came on the road, are at
Louisville, Ky., in their next tame
next Tuuday night.
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By EABL GU8TUY °' .. Deir ,.., ....,
There was lln~ ln the voice al
Wade Watts Wednesday afternoon
when be called Santa Ana High
Scbool's Saint. .. one ff tbe belt blgb
WADE WATTS T•r CNch
ICbool football team. 1D the Umltmd
States."
Watts, the Newport Harbor H l t b
coach wbo ls prepering bis team f«
its bomeoomm1 meeting with Sala
Ana Saturday nlitrt. 1J • mtd wtlo
should know.
. In bis third year • bead grid COlldl
at Newpor1.. Watts 1J a veteran al prep
coaching ln Oblo.
He pointed to a stack of six Suta
Ana game films on bis desk GIDd uld:
"I know Santa Ana is the .strCJQCelt
high acbool team I've seen in tbe
three years I've been in Orange eo.-
ty.
"We think we're playing one al the
best high school teama in the UDited
States."
Watts WM a spectator at Santa Ana'•
amazing 23-0 conquest of !ilways-pow-
erful Anaheim last Friday nlghl
"The way Santa Ana played wtth
them. it might as well have been 50-0,"
he said. '
The Sailor coach was asked to pin-
point the source of Santa Ana 's effec-
tiveness. '
"Power. That's bow they h¥rt Au.
heim. When they needed tbree or
four ,arcta, tbeJ just • an over Ana.-
beim '• tacklts and got it.,,
Watts AJ• Newport will be out-
weighed 25 pounds per DWI in lhe
line Saturday.
The Saints al coach Tom Baldwin
are clearl7 the best of 0 r a n g e
Coanty' 1 4t prep team. and are rated
dead even with defending CIF champ
El Rancho in the CIF's poO.
"Another impraaive thing about
Senta Ana is their balance," Watt.
caatinued.
"II we stopped their nmnlng game,
tbey'd move the baD by p~siog .... ;.... .. -~as.
Baldwin waa alJPrailed of Watta• cmerous opinions 0( bis ball club
and the Saint coech replied: "Wen.
Wade ought to bow -hl?'s seen
IOIDe pretty good football in his day."
Told that Watu claimed a 2$-pound
disadvantage ptt man in the hne
Baldwin said: "Nmr Wade know;
that's not true. U we've got 2S pound.I
on him, then be must be going with
140 • pounders up front We have two
big deleD&ive ends, but aft.:r' that )We
dOn 't have a 180-pounder in tile line.
"Oar linebackers are 165 and 170."
In addition to its pasting ol Ana.
beim, Santa Ana has beaten Mater
Del <7-'), Loara (27..0) and Wtitera
(21-7).
Newport baa whipped CoroDa del
Ma-(2'Mt) and Santa Ana Valley
(14-0), but lost to Western (10.7) ud
Co.ta Mesa (3--0). ' (
Baktwtn says this year's Saint eleven
isn't muc.b better than last year's, but
that "last year we bad a lot of lnjurtea
and we haven't bad one thil year."
He credita most of the succe11 to
quarterback ruck Deckert. "We weat
illto the season feeling that quarter·
beck would be one ol our
weaknases, but Deckert hU beta
playing exceptional football for us."
Tbe Sait.t coach aaya he's encount-
ering trouble preparing his defen1e for
Newport's single wing attack.
. "We can't give our kids a true pic-
ture of the single wing because we
cm't get our offense to run It right In
practice," he complained.
Watta. meanwhile, says hls practJct
seas.Ions are no longer than uaual.
"We're aoing through the 1 a m •
routine -offensive work on Tuesday
and ute defense on Wednesday."
What about Thursday and Friday?
"No comment."
TOM BALDWIN
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LOS ANGELES -There probably
won't be any more days off this week
tor the UCLA football team: they had
theirs Tuesday .
Coach Tommy Prothro, not usuallf
one given to letting his players
rest, gave his squad a day oU Tuesday
since the temperature was in the blgb
90s.
But Wednesday the team got back
to actJon, heat still there, and worked
for about two hours in preparation for
Saturday's game with Stanford Uni·
versity.
Quarterbacks Gary Beban and Blll
Bo1den shared the pu1lna. t
Un:
Bf Tbe At
Soutbe111
Jans and' I
Washington
lshed recor1
Conference
and the Br
risk their l
Alto agains
That's th!
Like I
quick mini
was asked
He ha
lry's best J
name the
came alon1
"My I
1956." he
Watts
his bands 1
continued.
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33. We bee
pme. We
He rei
turned tot
sheet. A p
play Steubt
article.
"That'·
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I was leavi
I figure I'v·
Ana on th
Rams."
Watts,
hasn't allov
ors shut ot
up only a f
But th
Cinal-minut.
Sidelin
should hav1
line and W
saw the gar
rier was stc
The N•
the time.
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the Amigos'
Jt seerr
an effurt to
When 1
ers 50 perc
one this sea:
the 49ers.
Clair v
coach.-was
Bead~, his .f • .. , try
"they're so
Why is
The Buffal·
(17·13), low
That r•
lop 20. but I
The S;
sniffing the
up the field
the league .
Going
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USC, Bruins Risk . Billfisll ,. . Be Checked Schedule
McKay Tells How
Trojans G0t O.J. Unbeaten Records Elude
I'
By Tbe Allodated Presa
Soutbewi callfornia'a Tro-
jans and' the Husk.lea of
Washington match unblem-
ished records In Paciflc-8
:onference football p l a y
~nd the Bruin1 of UCLA
risk their laurels at Palo
l\lto against Stanford.
That's the cream of ttte
scene in Saturday's cam-
paign of west coaat grid
powers.
On olhe" troots. Oregon
State challenges Purdue al
Lafayette, lnd., 0 r "! g o n
hosts Idaho and W aahington
State greets Arizona St.ate
at Spokane.
Southern Cal. with quar-
The Big Win_
Like m<>6t football coaches, Wade Watts has a
quick mind and there was no hesitation when he
was asked to slip back through the years.
He had jwit called Santa Ana one of the coun-
try's best prep football teams and he was asked to
name the best one he's seen until the '67 Saints
came al<>ng.
"My McKinley High team in Cantt>n, Ohio. In
1956," he said, promptly.
Watts propped bis feet up on his desk, crossed
his hands behind his balding skull, leaned bac.k and·
continued.
"We scored 490 points that year and gave up
33. We beat Massillon 35-7 and that wu our clolest
game. We averaged 49 pointa per game."
r••• r1..a
He reached for a ttack of Ohio newspapers and
turned to the sports section of a Steubenville, Ohio,
;heet. A paid crowd of 18,043 watched McKinley
play Steubenvilfe last week, and Watts fingered the
article.
"That's big-time prep football," be said.
"You know, when I came tt> 0alifornia I thought
l was leaving the real football back there but now
I figure I've got it all out here with teams like Santa
Ana on the prep level, USC and UCLA and the
Rams."
Watts, by the way, still figures his defense
:iasn't allowed a touchdown in four games. The Sait-
)rs shut out Corona del Mar and Valley and gave
JP only a field goal to Costa Mesa.
But they lost, 10-7, to Western last week on a
:inal·minute touchdown.
Sideline observers say the Western TD play
;hould have been whistled to a halt at the one-yard
ine and Westminster High coach Bill Boswell. who
raw the game fllms, told Watts the Western batt car-
·ier was stopped short of the goal.
The Newport cameraman was changing film at
:he time.
* * * Notice anything different besides the tbree-
)()il1l:ifield goal and red-white-and-blue game ball in
he Amigos' TV game Sunday?
lt seemed to me the ABA's officials are making
m effort to keep the whistle-blowing to a minimum.
* * * When viewing a pro game, l watch the linebad~~
1rs 50 percent of the time and I've yet to see any-
•ne this season who looks better than Dave Wtlcox of
be 49ers.
* * * Clair VanHoorebeke. the fabled Anaheim High
•oach.-was asked whet M thinks-of Huntington--
leach, his foe Friday night.
"l try not to even think about them." he said,
'they're so damn big they make the field tilt."
* * * Why is Colorado ranked fourth by AP and UPI?
:'he Buffaloes have beaten Baylor (27-7), ~goo
17-13), Iowa State (35-0) and Mis.wuri (23-7).
That rerord should certainly put them in the
.op 20. but fourth ? Never. '
* * * The San Diego Chargers appear to be already
nif fing those fat Super Bowl checks. They mopped
ap the field with Kansas City last weekend and ·lead
he league after their rotten exhibition season.
Going to the other end of the spectrum. the
)enver Broncos appeared to be headed into a new
1ra under coach Lou Saben when they beat Detroit
md Minnesota in the pre-season. But since the start·
~r's gun fired, Denver, sadly. is 1-5.
•FT SELL SAM By Marvin Myers
""I KIO yov N~"T; 80SS '"
IVE fi(E!I /llTT//'14-7JI{ PALL ALL MJ//11
terback Steve Sogge direct-
ing the exerches of aensa·
Uonel hallback O. J. Simp
son. ls the undefeated, No.
l ranked team in the na-
tion.
Washington, winner of
four-ln a row after losing
its first game baa the ldenti·
cal 2-0 record aa USC and
UCLA in the chase for the
Rose Bowl.
The Huskies have a typi-
cally strong Jim Owens·
fashioned defense to battle
Coach John McKay's offen-
sive troops, a pair of quar-
terbacks named Tom Man-
ke and Tom Sparling and
the psychological edge of
playing on their h o m e
grounds.
McKay bas said he knows
which quarterback Owens
will employ most of the
time-but he wouldn't make
public his prediction.
UCLA's quarterback star,
Gary Beban, is hardly a
mystery to Stanford. Neith-
er are such auod.aUs as
fullback Riclt Purdy or two
pass-catching ends, D a v e
Nuttall and Harold BUJby.
Oregoo and Washington
St.ate have yet to win a
game this fall, and Ore
goo's hopes ol breaking a
three game ecoreleu •trinl
were further hurt • b e n
quarterback Tom Blanch-
ard WU ell.minated for the season with a knee injury.
Anglers
Exasperated anglers a r e
still trying to bait the num·
erous billfisb reported on
the 117 and 208 banks. a a d
more fish as far as the west
end of Catalina and on the
back aide of the bland.
Trolling flying fish, cast-
ing live bait, and pulling
feathers, its a rare day
when the marlin will bit any-
thing tossed at them. and
even more difficult to stay
hooked up. •
And the conditions are
perfect for the billfisb to
hang around to continue to
lure anglers down to tbe sea.
Tbe sea temperature la a
pe~t 69 to 70 degrees at
the bot spots, &lid the wa-
ter is m•lin blue.
In the yellowfin depart-
01ent. after big scores over
the weekend with anglers
BILL REDOING DENNIS PARKER
-
WAYNE TINLIN KEVIN GRADY
n:~~to:~3~ OCC Plagers Of The Week
low San Diego, now the re-port is the yellowfin a r e Orange Coast College football coach Dick Tucker
moving 90uth some 10 miles today named four members of his team as co-play-
per day and will so be out ers of the wee.It for their outstanding performance
of reach of the Southern ca1... against Cypress Junior College last Friday. Bill
ifornia fleet by Sunday. Redding ~d Dennis Parker were selected for their
Bottom fishing is from outstanding performances on defense, while Wayne
good to excelleat and the Tinlin and Kevin Grady were amed becaU&e of their
next obviou.s move fOr an-performances on the offensive squad. den 1o eacace m tbe win-------------------
1.er routine al bottom ftibin' off Saa CJemeDae. tbe u
mile ..... U'OUDd c.tali•. Santa Barbara Looks
F,.-New Baseball Club
Halfback 0. J. Simpson of strategy o( running him 10
Southern California 's foot-often
ball Trojans Wednesday took '"If the situation calla for
college Back of the Week
just as he takes a football -
in stride.
Orenthal James, which no
one calls him, was pleased
but it was plain he was more
concerned with the vital Pa·
ciflc • 8 Conference g a m e
coming up with Washington
at Seattle Saturday than
over his feats last week
against Notre Dame.
Coa<:h John McKay , invar-
iably good !or a touch of
whimsey, related this bit of
lore -with tongue in cheek,
of course:
"Last year we were look-
ing over our 1967 scbedule
and we noted we'd be play-
ing at Michigan State. at
Notre Dame and at Wash-
ington on dates where there
might be heavy footing.
"So 1 told our scouts to
find me a man who was si.x-
foot-one, weighed 205 pounds
and could run the 100 in 9.4.
"So that'.$ bow we came
up with 0. J. Simpson.''
son."
Recruiting 0. J. was pro-
bably a bit more involved.
He had been a young aen-
aation lJJ San Franci.aco high
ecbool play and at San Fran-
ciaco City College. ObviOUJ.-
ly, he was widely soughl
Simpson to run :.) times,
I'll run him." saya McKay.
''Oh. I can block, but I'd
rather run," added O. J .
It was recalled that in the
Michigan St.ate game, USC
drove 71 yards in seven
plays for a touchdown. O.
J. carried the ball the last
six times.
Simpson had rugged com•
petition in winning The As-
sociated Press' Back of the
Week honor.
TeMessee's Bubba Wy-
che. third string quarter-
back who stepped in for in·
jured Charlie Fulton, who in
tum had filled in for Dewey
Warren, led the Vols to a
24-13. victory over Georeia
Tech.
Then there was Larry
Rentz. another third string-
er. who filled a breach and
led Florida to a 35--0 shutout
over Tulane.
Bue Poloists
Rip Cypress
· In 31-3 Rout
Orange Cout ColJett!
won ita 12th atraipt water
polo contest Tuesday with a
31-3 dunking of Cypre111 in
Eastern Conference play.
The Bucs will host Fuller·
ton Friday at 3:30 p.m.
:
-
Oregon State auffe:reJ a
severe setback from Brig-
ham Young last weet-OSU
is now 3-2 overall and 1-1
an the conference-and Pur-
due's Boilermakers, cur·
rently the best in the Big
Ten. are favored to extend
the Beavers' losing streak
to three.
Hornets 2nd
In Grid Poll
Simpson ls the leading
rusher after five games for
the unbeaten, No. 1 ranked
Trojans. He has carried the
ball 150 times. which aver-
Santa Barbara was took· four previous years. ages out to 30 carries per
ing for a new baseball team With only seven teams game, has gained 752 yards
Coach Jack Fullerton em-:
ptied his bench as soon as
Fullerton remains the No.
2-rated junior college foot-
ball team in the nation this
week. in JC Grid Wire rat-
ings.
today after the Los Angeles and scored seven touch-lefl in the League as a re-downs.
he could against the out-
manned Chargers. The OCC
JV's played much of the
11econd hall. Winless Washington State
coold ease out or its G-5 rec-
ord bot it will take IOflle
hard playing to down Ari-
zona State.
Dodgers announced t h e Y sult of the Phillies' decision Jn the Trojans' decisive
were shifting the franchise to .t-.. out, it was report-24 7 · t 0 •A lr"sh of their Calilornia League .., "I' · VlC ory over u~ 1
Bakersfield remained on
top off ill 33-9 whipping of
East LA. Fullerton b e a t
Santa Ana Wt week, 34-7.
ed that the New York Mels at South Bend. Simpson farm team from Sant.a Bar· and the New York Yankees packed the ball 38 times.
bara to Bakersfield. both had expressed interest "I like to carry the
OCC jumped off to a t-0
first q u a r t e r lead a n d
strea~hed it ot 17-1 at the
hall. Score at the end of the
third quarter was 24-2.
The Los Angeles Dodgers in sponsoring a California ball." says 0. J., as if any-
informed Sant.a Barbara league team. one couk. question M'Kay's San Jose State and New
Mexico present a glittery of-
fering in their game at San
Jose-New Mexico's quar-
terback Terry Stone, the
leading passer in college
footbell, acainst the Spar-
tan•' • eueUent QB, Denny
Holman.
club president Caesar Uye------------------------------
Trojan Club
Plans Trip _
The Newport Harbor Tro-
jan Alumni Club tw obtain-
ed two buses to travel to
and from the Saturday, Oct.
1.8 USC -Oregon football
game at the Col:isemn.
The buses lene Irvine
Coast Country Club at 9
a.m. and will arrive at the use campus in time for
Homecoming activities al
Doheny Library ~ark.
Game lfc'kefiaie Cand
bus tickets are $2.50.
Further information c a n
be obtained by calling R a y
Benson at 675--4257, or Jack
Billings at 673-7529.
Rio Hondo of Whittier is
ranked lfth. Long Beach ia
19.h.
The rating.a:
1. Bakersfield '4-4)-0) T1S
2. Fullertoa ~U-0) 762
3. Venhaa (4-0-0) 753
._ El camino ( 4-().0) 744
Sacramento (4-0-1) 744
8. Taft (S-0-0) 742
saka of the switch aft.er Ba·
ker6field was left without a
team when the Philadelphia
Phillies Jecided not to field
a club there Mxt season.
Warmer weather in the
Bakersfield area and the
possibility of greater atten-
dance were reported behind
the Dodgers' decision.
Hartnell (S-0-0) 742 Los Angeles bought the
S a n t a Barbara franchise
739 last year after having had
a working agreement with
735 the local ownership for the
I. Treaaure Valley.
Ore. (S-0-0)
9. Perldnaton,
Miss. (5-1-0)
10. Henderson.
Texas (5-1-0) 73.1
11. Delta Miss (4-1-0) 729
N.E. Okla (S-0-0) 729
Santa Monica ( 3-1-0) 729
14. Grays Harbor
Wash. (S-0-0)
Bolte Lands
Hefty Marlin
Ted Bolte, Newport Beach 15. Monterey Peninsula
. 3-1-0)
16. American River
724 developer. landed a 106-
pound black marlin and four
<totJ>!U_n d\ltin&-A re~ent fish·
Ing expedition at Rancho
Buena Vista in Baja, Calif.
~) 722
Rio Hondo (3-1-0) 722
18. Sequoias (3-0-1) 721
19. Long Beach (3-1-0) 719
3>. East Central,
Mias. ( 4-1-0) 716
Ferrum. Va. (4-0-0) 716
.Jack De Kramer. of Sant.a
Ana, accompanying Bolte on
the trip, caught a 425-pound
black marlin.
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11 a.m. (4)CL -AFL
GAME -oak1and Reiders
at Boston Patriot., tlrat of a
double-header:
UN (!)CL -NFL GAME
-With Rama at home
agalnlt Wubingtoo. KNXT
will ac:reea another NFL
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pr•game &how.
1:3' p.m. (4)CL -AFL
GAME -NY Jeta at Mi,
aml Dolphins.
! p.m. (U)CF -USC
GAME -Trojana at Wash-
ington Hustiea, Tom Kelly
was mikeside at Seattle yes-
terday as 1he nation's No. 1
team met ita No. 1 nemesis.
DEEP SEA FISH REPORT
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algn, Illinoo,
4 p,m. (5)CT -Ua..A
GAME -Bruins va. Stan-
ford Indlam, Keith Jack-
son mikealde at the Re.ter-
vation in Palo Alto •
4:30 p.m. (ll) CL -BlJD.
DLE -Ooadl John McKay
reviews the game with
Wubington.
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CLIPS -lllgbligbtl of all
f&DlU 1ut week.
--. t Yel...i&. n 11e1111u1. Wt'• RllllOMDO-t.S Mllltn: a ........,.11. 1:55 p .m. (5) CT-KINGS
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MAR -OUps from today's
races, guests.
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t1n tune ~11~tt .. ca1 ~ ~ 21 ~~. DOORS-"Hlgb .Lan-""ex-
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DOORS -GadabcNt Gaddis
RA-cE RESULTS -
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4:• p.m. •7)CF:.-NCAA_
CLIPS -Highlights of ma-
jor college games.
S p.m. (4)CF -AFL
CLIPS -Highlights from
lut week's games.
S:U p.m. (I) CL -LAK-
ER GAME -LA. et NY
Knlicb, Ollck Hearn mlke-
Ude at Madilon Sqtw'e
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" ~'t'dWS
~
tui _With Old
' lo With New
• ; "'DUllmEE AND the CnUPae" was the first vic-
tim; of the N"....._ giwa a death sentence by CBS
a ~ Of weeks agD. ABC's "Good Company" is
not gJYen madt of a dlantt to IUJ"YiYe beyond
December. if thll Jani. The f1lblre loots blacker il14n LittJe Bigbonl fGr its "Legend of Caster." NBC
depies f:arioasly a n:mor that its "Jbya" is not
loag for the 1V 1"Jltd. bat bas notbin.e mads to say
aboat the _..rmptainling showing of "Accidental
hpli)y, • a new comedy series, or '"St.ar Trek."
dore popa1arity bas slipped Ott Wt RaSOD.
THURSDAY
OCTOllDt 19
' \ I ""~ I • t l
...... .,.. ... CQ(IOal
• "' ...... QIC It\ (30 11111.)
'11odlt'1 Wlll.tm rraik:' Ftlhlri111
1 ftmllY·lludretM Clllltlitla ttlJ to
one of IM wlldlst ..... tf the OU
West-8odl1, C.llfomll. ...........
fl!) Mc£lr9' ..,.,..
l!)uDM
1:00 • 9 (I) th,.., llrpt ....
l:IO 8 Tiit Iii lllWI: (C) (60 mltl.) "1111 Deffl.t o..." (drama) '51-
Jtny Dunphy. , Sidney ~r. TOllJ CurtlL Story Clf
n 1'I • .._ ""9: (C) (~ tltt tdvtftturea of two dlll•PIC ;;;r.. ) Robert Abernethy .lick Latham. fu11t1Yt.1, OM white. the otfl• N--. · ' who 111 shad!ltd lottt'* durt111 t
fJ FRED Mac:MURRAY-''TltE f~ fllflit from• poaa, * OREGON TRAIL"! COLOR! fJ Brimminc with comedy a Sii l'Clld .._..: (C) ..,,.. ar. * That Girl with Marlo
... Trlil" (ldwllturt) '51 - F Thomas. In color.
Madl11rr1J, Wltlla111 ~-· Nina Sponsor: Bristol·Myen SltltHMn. John C."td111t. n er..., CC> (60 m1 •. , mer-1tn11 tc> (30 m1n.)
...... ,....,.. "TIM Altound·
1111 Ardltr. • Rllll llld co111111111t1 Oii •
littlt cruturt thlt spits rlfht hi th
.,. of "" twlutioft ""°"'. f'-lWHI'• .... ,
l!)D Pldt
l:JO g Onie Ml Merritt (30 mill)
8t 11J fMrita Mtrtilm (30 mill.) m ....... ..., <30 """·>
fJ) ..... n.trw
• • ........ hMt: ''Child
Obwn1tliiMI." .,,.....,.
D ~ (1) TW l ift CC) C30 •.) "Tiit PllDtdtlphla Story.• W1111e Ill
Pllntdtlphla wlllt 1 ,..,, Ann M•rtt
Is lonefr for Doll Holllnatr In aplte et 11trilstellt ettlltflon from tdor
Htrwy Milltf CJi111 Connell). Doll
tutilriMI lier wlltft 11• nt1s1a 111 nsl'1lfMllt from his editof to do 1
stvty Oii th• ,,.,......nd • l'IYltw.
flt Trw Mvllltn: tc> (30 min.)
"Trusure of Yuartan.• Bunud lollls
f•l!lld 1111derwlter a"°'1f, WllltlW
Btfl. ind Ills crew In ••rd! for 111 1ncient 111nkt11 trtasUl'I.
II) .... : "flclitill ........
(western) '3~Tim M~.
ft!) """' aw. "Philadtl •. Hert I Comt." Scllltl fTelll Ille ,. •a. Cl) CIS l•ille llMrl: (C) llrlltl Friel P!IY ·~ "" IMll-
(30 lllill.fW.n.r CronkitL lures ti an Irish lm!"'ll'lnt Ill tvm·
II .. le; I...., ..,_. (C) of:";::::::::·
• """WI fl W (C) (31) ...... ) 8i) ......... , • .., c.,-.. Dud1ll I:•. Q @ ....-: .e\ (30 ...,,, -.. re.:!....,. ....,, "Tiit .. fitilllltiaa. ,.;• Ftldly ..
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IJ , , ... CQ (30 •> • drlilllils ........ lllllllt lllllfb.
• TM n I I 11 (C) (30 •la.) fJ 11'1 (J)..,.. ,.._ (C) (30 e ....... W. (C) (30 111111.) 111in.) ""'°" piombts ltllrria .. IM
.,...., C:..-/1.._,.... ~tum el• letttr to stoJ Adrienne
-hlllt If View from lemnr: Eddit and M. dash ~ over Rita's upbrinsin1; LN Ylalts the ., ...... ,.
1:JO a a oo Ci-'91 '*"': (C) mitt) V.nctful younr ll111dit (IUf.'I
Pet• !Cdntr) kidnaps Dvlcey llld
13 .... rn.
AT•,. Ill (C) (90 1111!1.)
CD Trwtl: (C) (30 min.) "lrmh
~nd lht Alps.•
fll) •&1 lltNr. "T11ehin1 W'itll
Computers."
thr•lw to kill lltf. a u (1) .. .., .... (C) <&O 10:00 n ~ ['1 ~" M111111 a.: CC>
mi11.) "The Kln(s Sllilll111. ~ lloolle (60 min.) 111111. Crosby, Lt111 Home. • ·
t.1111ts witll Rtdc:oet detldlmtnt and Dom De LUIM 111est.
thll Is unw. orde11 ID flusll out 9 1"'11 P'wlNll ..... (C) (IO
coloftlll ·1~u11.• When Red-min.)
-t Colonel Holllnd •rmb JllUllt fJ ~ (}) .. c..,.., (Q (30
colollial iuloC D""1 Hubbard. the min.)
lid's IN counten ~ kldntplftl OM GI Als DNilf """ (C) (60 111111)
" Hie co1oner1 wrra · 8 IR ......,... (C} (30 Mill.) Ol "'" lea, W ,,_, (30 M .)
D ~Cl).._. (C) (30 111in) fl} Mlwtt: .,..,,.. If"'""' (14· '111e-Ullldlldtlt Tut ·of All.• Kina tirl ¥tntm) '3t-Je1MS Crelr.
('(dOt IUOllO) rtlurm to Gotham lO:lO
City • llt4 llllCMt'S latm.tn 's rt1I ·
iclefltitY! Thf mlld·m•11•rt4f Y11t fJ "TH£ LID'S Off -WITH I
Jfflla-1s hit 11y , brick 11 • '-· * llNKLmER"! Can I
111 tltd rl'IW lo his M ·~· kift1 science brine back to lift r.ut. and lou~ly •111101111C11 pttcf'ic· m•n in frozen animation? I lions" el UltMt·to· llt. a ..... , .... (Cl ....... u"' i.w. °" (C) (30 111in , I II-':' (dnma) '63-\1111 t ales. LH Q) 1111 Mii' ... fC) (30 ll!in.)
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DR. KILDARE
I REMEMSER NOW! I .-a HA\llfilG A
'WITRUM ABOUT niE PROPS I WAS
6ETTIN6 FOR THE STl'Sf SET. YOU-IOTTY
HVOE-'t'OU K>&.UHTE~t> 10 HEU'!
ACTUAu.Y-,
-· 1HA1'6 WHY 'ltlCI GOr TIE fMT! ~ 6UARAMTftO Ttl4T NOT ow.:/
~RE 'l10l.l A SCJPeR8 ~.
BUT 'IQ.I W1!RE A WHIZ AT
CIO&.LECTING ~TIC.JUtO<.'
~-r-:r-'.._,,__.-\ I
fT IS CERTA91 tmt a number of shows will be
i.MGIYed in mmp1iated swikhes within network
sc:MtuJes in «farts to AYe tlJon. ABC's "Hotly-
woOd Palace.• for instam.e. has clone poorly since
it was shilled into a n.acby "ming spot. It is
prObabk that it will be lllOftd bad to Saturdav
ni~ts -and no one is preamed to say what will
ha.Dom to "1roll Bone."' wbidl has been quietly
dyiJlf! in its .... nnDnc poAtion.
• There is talk of stliftiDf! aroand flOmf of CBS's
coipr. boars in ~ efforts.
lltmick. m.......... I • Tl'lllll If C.n••••: fC) "-..1.-----llll.._L-_______ __, II '-'1 .._ (50 mill) 11:11 ft DIMI O'Oed ~ (C) (30 I
AD uetwocb 2ft stud with some faltering me.s ~ would lib to bod off earlv. bat many
of ·them haft firm commitmmts for 21 weeks -
pndi'2Dy a laD Raoa -md there is always the
r~ment i*Gbltm
~~ Ull9tAPPY about the W'Zf "Off to See
the w-mnr 11a1 tnrne:1 oat will haft to stay with
the ~ for awtn"le. bat already is pbyin~ down
its title and pbyint!: on the film features that will
~.!!iUlia its format. ---CBS has an ootion oa a new Britisb-made sem<;
5tarrinc Patrft Mc:Goohan.. late of "Sec.ftt A~ent •·
lt may -paD it out as m nnergenq midseason re-
ptacemen( Jonatltan W'rrt.en wtlJ head a variety
5 ... to replace "I>andee.. ..
ABC. with llllllft urublem shows than the other
two nelWCHb. c:a bD bad once apin on the
Btjtisb-made .. AftDHn.. .. 1t also bas xcess to a
new ai~ Jbow. "Land of Ghmts." and a
~ actiolt-rlweutme series. "Magnificent Thief ...
llATIONAl. MEL.SEN ntinp made public Wed-
ne5d.ay and (Ol&iu the first week in Odober once
a)?ain -show tmt telewiztd mMies are the bottest
t.liin25 in teleftsioD -for foar two-hour movie
blocks c.aptund spots in the top-JO lisl The other
six sh°"'5 weft old b1'0riles -"The Lacy Show."
'1be AJMhr Griffith Sbos.• .. Gomer Py1e ... "The
Dean )brtjn Show." "'Bonanza" and ''The Ed Salli·
\'aD Showr' ...
.. Gentle Ben ... with a blad bear for its star.
W36 the hil!hest rated new program -in 13th place.
The '"Carol Barnett Show"' md "Ironside" were 21
and .22 respectiftly.
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fB SW* M"'-1 s...y/Offie11I min.) JenJ Dunphy. 1
iii Ptai4.t D n.. u-. Kw """= <C> (3() I mer... ,.,_.: "W•lt•r r .... 11. min.) Geor1• Skinner, Rifer Johnson. I
stei11." hit.WW with ltlt 1'l1ldot 9 If llMt ae4 S.: (C) (60 I
of opn In Ent ltrlin. lllill.) "1111 Friendly Cllfftahs •!Id e &IMle ~ ~imJg." D ..._ Pllll: (C) C30 lilin.)
l:ID8lllill (C) 2 hou11 81111* (C) "Waltz tf lie,.,... 8 mJ CJ) Tiii f1'lll .. : (C) (30 ~ (COl!lldy) '62--Ptter S.llen,
lllilt.) "Polly Wants 1 Cta<* i• tht M111trtt Ltlpton, Deny llobln. l
Held." Silltr lertrillt tnd Sis!tr tD JM PyM (C) (30 111ln.)
l-..efi111 racue • too talbhvt -. • . . ,.,,. '""" his lrll.t lllilt[m. • tiv· ~ Ntwl. (C) (30 111111.) 11111 Johns. I
'"'llPRtl.1"1W1M1168*SUpm 11:30 ~ Mwlr. "nit Cwt 111 t1M ~ ~ t11t ,.,.,. _. tllH ~r· lill" (drtmt) '57-bl be G1bor, llWlt •llCtury It the CIDIMl!t, Sisttt Lex ltrtler ='= = =:.",11~:1' IJ tD CJ) Tiit Tlllilllt 11119 (C) I
• ~ (C) <30 111i11.> ,,..,. D lT7J (}) ,._, ,.._, *" (C)
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"Aft Inside Job." Usln1 the lift of • Offlcar be Wllitfitld IS their bludl· 12:l0 GI ar.-.., ~
tOll, pair ti kllltrs for~ Chilf Iron·
side to plot tlllif esupe from the
Polk• Buildinr. Joti11 Sixon. Doft
Stroud ruat.
D NEW AND BEWITCHING! * BEWITCHED BY
CHEVROLET
D rffl m ltlrild!M: (C) (JO mm.)
"!irilles. Bolin and Baxter!" St ·
mantlla flnds that even • witch can
1:00 " llleiM: "1111 w., " All ,, ... (drama) '4~Aldm Ttmlroff. Gl1dyl
Georae. a Mewlt: .,... Tlil o.a• (com· •
tdy) '52-Jantl ltilh, Ptttr Lawford.
D Mewit: "T•llt.CM••ndW' tad·
vtnture) 'St-Roll.rt 8.,ron. M•e· '
&it Lawrence. I m .... : "TrUllrt .. tM hby
illb" (western) ·s~Z1cll1ry Scott.
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llecomt a eolf widow. Whe11 Darrin l:lO GI All-Nllllt Mwill: "SpJ ill the
Is urpd by his boss to Improve llisl SW' (d11m1) '58 -Sllve llrod11.
coif 11m1 to Impress a prospectlYI ""'8 Mta II llact• (mystery) '50
client. Samantha usa a spell tllrt -Valentine Dyall. "20.000 Men 1
worb too well. Tllf" (dram•) '»-Randolph Scott
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hwtl" (dr1ma) ·43 -Cedrlt Hard·
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'And Be's All Mine'
Audrey Snitzer rejoices over her "capture" of Paul Sullivan as Betsy Hewtt
stands aghast in this scene from "The Girls in 509," which opens a two-week·
end run Friday night at the Costa Mesa Civic Playhouse. The c0medy plays
Fridays and Saturdays at tbe Community Center auditorium on the Orange
County Pairgroanda.
'Never Teo Late'
San Clemente Production
By TOM TITUS
Of IM DellY Plet Sl8ff
It ls probably a tribu~ to
playwright Sumner Arthur
Lone that a1 shaky a pro-
duction • the San Cle-
mente Community 'lbe·
ater•s version of ''Neftl'
Too Late" can still be so
hilariously enjoyable, evu
... nwa TOO UTr
" CIO!IMdY ~-Arttluf' '--· .... ~-·~llt~lt~ a=' F • 1f.,..e:J' tly~ s: J~~a£.~' ... Tllvr>-·E*tt .. 'J m.u... '11.V c!:iK!
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considerably -both physic-
ally and dramatically -
ii the excellent portrllyal of
the merried d a u g h ter
turned in by beauty queen
Gigi Dahl in her theatrical
debut. Mias Dahl ahlbits a
poile and state presence,
underllDe41JJ a complete
characterization, quite rare
for an ~tress of no experi·
ence .
BEST TIMING
Brian Nolan u be.r lack·
adaisica1 huat>and ii equally
Youth Drama CltWes
Set in W estminst.er
Young people in tne West ii U years. ,..diet ......
Orange County area inter· m.tklB may be tMah t lily
ested in theater are current-callinl Kn. Baeert1 It •-
ly beiilg offered free leaeooa MM. each week. _________ ,..
Joan Hagerty, assistant
director for the Westmln~
ster Community Tbeata',
conducts a junior dram a
workshop on Tuesdays at
Stacy School in Westmin--:,=.~-
ster. "W THI IOR PAW,..
The classes meet from 3 . ... Minim f ""llYOM:i '"E?CM 9ftr to 5 p.m. um age or ..... ......,._ .. .._ ....
enrollment .in the WOl'k.sbop·~========:=.i
"FAMllllMlll at•
TUESDAY NITI ONL YI ....,,.. a•na
WATCH llOI ,,_
IACM Wiii .•.
RONALD COLMAN
"T•I• of Two Cl~ __...__
PAUL MUNI
''The Good Earth"
.. ~ .. ':'.".'."'.".::Dr. Hemlell -~ .............. St~,.-= .~ ............ Q~
sired. However, much ol lts CODYincing. His perform·
weakness can and probab-ance is sharp and finely
ly will be firmed up for fu· 'tuned, and bis ttm.hlg is the
ture performances. beat of the cut. HiJ scenes
Thi 1 pretUJnPtion does with MiJa Dahl do much inllf--dl&JiiillS!IMi!..l.!!!!!!r!l!!L..!1!!!!!!!~ not inclUde ita major fia-w,--catr,filgtbe. w ove'f ., .. _____________ ~---·
when be~ vined for t b e
fourth time in u m a n y
aettings.
Th.is comic look at im·
the performance of Him number of barriers.
-pending -middle .ag.d pav
entbood was a Broadway
sleeper that proved one ol
the larger hits ol the ' sea·
son a few years back, and
it's still a very funny piece
of material. Even when the
Jeada are less than ade-
quate, which wu the ease
at Wednesdl.y's preview, it
canies enough inherent
bounce to make it well
worth the drive.
Moore as the befuddled u-Ralph Tomlinson also is
pectant father, which seems effective as ~ overbearing
beyood repair. Moore re-mayor, and bis wife, Susie
-.f1ecta ~-abaklnes.s bom....of_,Tom1ln110n, Js....another. ple.c -r--------,.----............... ......,...,..=.. UJ)Certainty, both with lilies sant aurprise. Also playing
'lbe production at San
Clemente's Cabrtllo Play~
home is quite often spotty,
either on the dramatic or
technical side, and its pac-
ing leaves much to be cte-
and character, and ls her first role, she carries
rarely convincing excel't in off her smaller assignment
his third act drunk seene extremely well.
which he plays compara· However, for every Jaugb
tively well. -and there are a great
As bis wife, whose role many -there la the duller
shiftl from a bedraggled sound of cues dropping, par·
laborer to a pampered lady ticularly bJ tbe two leads.
when the news is broken, Omtage alone at the end,
Elnor Fouch is charming they let the show simply
but not entirely effective. drop lif~easly rather than
There is little doubt that give It some semblance of a
she has her characta', but seodoff.
there is some question TROUBLE SPOTS
tt1;at ~e knows what to do Technically the produc-
with it. tio als is in eed. of Brightening the evening n. 0 n · re· pa 1 r, particularly in the
area af lighting. Coordina·
tion alao is needed to pre-
vent the second act from st.artine before ball the au-
dience is back from t b e
BEST
FILM
OF
19661"
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FOil ADULTS
'Guys and Dolls' Cast
By Rancho Players coffee break. r=;;:;=:::;:;::=:::::::::=::=::::::::::::::::::~==========~~::: The play officially opens
'nle Rancho Community
Players of Mission Viejo
will open their first foll sea-
80ll Nov. 18 with the popu-
lar mwd.cal comedy "Guya
and Dolls" under the direc·
tion of Anthony Brandt.
Out in the l~g roles
cl. sty Masterson and Sar·
ah Brown •e Bob Lewis and
Gloria Newton. Chuck Schi-cm wm play tbe_aambler
Nathan Detroit, while Judy
Hirsh wW be seen as Adel·
aide, a role lbe played in
Brandt's 1968 production of
the mtJJical at the _T •
Playhouse.
Featured performers will
be Richard Springer as Ni-
cely-Nicely Johnson, Todd
Peterson as Benny South-
atreet, Cmt Hammer as Ar·
vtde Abernathy, Clark Far·
rell a1 Ueutenant "Branni-
gan, Bunny Hammer as
General Cartwright and
Paul Hirsh as Big Julle.
Completing the Rancho
cast are Ross Stanfield,
Connie Cassaro. Jim New·
ton, Paul Waldorf. Jack
Klelson , Art Gordon, Janet
Cordon. Judy Mayer, Mlkki
Rennington, Jan Stearns, 01·
ENCORE ADELAIDE
Judy Hirsh
ga Warrack. Teresa Canal·
es and ~iguel Garcia.
Six performances of
"Guys and Dolls" will be
presented in the Mission
Viejo High School theater.
The show will be staged
Nov. 16-18 and •23-25.
tonight, and hopefully will
have most ol Wednesday's
preview night bug1 extermi·
nated. It continues for three w e e k e n d 1, Thursdays
through Saturdays, at t he
Cabrillo Playhouse, ~
Avenida CabrWo, San Cle-
mente.
* * * Next Play
Tryouts Set
Readings for tbe San Cle-
mente Community Theater's
production of "The Dark at
the Top ol the Stairs" will
be held Sunday and Monday
at the tbe4ter, 200 Aveni·
da Cabrillo in San Clemen-
te.
Director Robert Moe an·
nounced that the cast re-
quires three men, two wom·
en, three boys and t w o
girls. The William Inge dra·
ma will be presented early
in December.
Tryouts are scheduled for
3 p.m. on Sunday and 8 p.m.
Monday.
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t .ULY PILOT EDITORIAL PAGE 'Lyndon's lucky ••• H• can loM in '68 and get
Might Try Rotating
More than 200 official.a and department heads
from Orange County cities attended the annual League
ol California Cities cooffnnce in San Franclaco from
IMt Sunday through yesterday. 'lbe oost to local tax-
payers Wiii IOIDe $25,000.
Thia ezpeme touched off a debate with some city
conncilrnm contending it was just a junket for too many
city payrollen. But others feel the cities get their
moaey'1 worth.
· Fullerton councilman Duane Winters, one of 18 di·
recton on tbe league's board, contends that this annual
exdnmge ol ideas among representatives from ~00
cities produces a great benefit. He credits the statewide
meetiDgl with providing the guidelines for growth of
cities.
Be aids that it is "not a plaything, but a hardwork·
ing organization which spends a tremendous amount of
time compiling background material to meet the com-
plexities of. municipal government."
There appears to be merit on both sides of the
argument. Peltlaps attendance should be rotated. with
those attending reporting on meetings to tbose who
Conviction or Cowardice?
The sickest side of American society is retchingly
tn evidence in the draft protests sweeping the country.
It is far beyond a tolerable dissent mo~ement. In
many places, it is not an anti-war demonstration nor an
anti-draft demonstration, it is an anti-American demon-
stration. Many of those protesting and burning draft cards
exist in a free world because their fathers and grand·
fathers before them bad willingly -yes, and gladly in
most cases gone to their country's aid when their help
was S9Qghl Few were happy about figbting ·a war, but
they went because it wu their nation.
dldn't attend. The report requirement alone could Is·
sure that the junket ..,pect would be minimized.
It Is true that tbe Vietnam war ia not popular. It ls
lrQe that much of the dissent against lt is reasonable and
valid. But this offers no moral basis for draft card burn~
ings or flagranUy unlawful demonstrations at induction
centers.
Those who disagree with the conduct of American
foreign affairs are given, thanks to a long and noble
heritage, the right to speak and to do all they can to
change those who govern their nation's policies.
They are not given the right t<i select the wars lo
which they wish to fight.
We wonder, too, bow many dran cards are being
burned by reason of deep-felt conviction and bow many
are being burned out of cowardice.
A Chance to Repay
Remember the Aussies down under? They're the
~ who have fought with. us in two wars and who have
earned deep·felt thanks from American servicemen for
their hospitality to those lucky enough to earn leave
there.
Six hundred sailors of the Royal Australian Navy
arrived at Seal Beach Naval Weapons Station on the air·
craft carrier, HMAS Melbourne yesterday. Officers and
men, about 200 per evening, will be given ahore leave
tonight, tomorrow night and Saturday nighL
A story in the DAILP PILOT pointlJl.a out the need
for host homes resulted· in more than 2JOQ phone calls to
Mrs. Peter Greer, international cbl.lrmm for the Hunt·
ington Beach Junior Woman's Club. '111e heartwarming
response means that all the sailors will be pitertained.
Helping to entertain these young men can be a re-
warding experience, as well as the leut we can do to
repay the warm hospitality Australians have alway6 ex·
tended to Americans.
from It alll'
Why Brilliance
Is Mistrusted
Everybody
Has Some
Kind of Phobe
S .. rp Db•nld•etlell I• Ce .. reu
I neatly finiabed reading a bril·
liaml aoftl about academic life, and
wtmt I laid it down, I began to think
llblat tbe reMOD that most people re-
prded brilliance with suspicion and
m.iltl1ISL
M much as the book fascina~
me, I mmt confess that il left me
wial • mpleagant taste in my mouth.
M..t of 1he things the author said
wat true ; be waa wickedly accurate
ill hia depiction of the characters.
Yet Ole book made me diuatisfied
... ldliendly toward its creator .
I 'l'8INK rr IS because brilliance
II • intolerable trait when it seems • ......-e tbe penonality. Just as aw -camot stmd looking into the
-• ~ cannot stand any spec· iade wtlicb steadily blues into our
ey&. We require the cool shade and
6e deceptive ahadow.
Aa mtbol' who is peni.sunUy bril·
1iml, wbo never relaxes for a mo-
mml from bia display of intellectual
wiltawitf~.Ja. something of a freak.
Ami while we may admire a freak.
w eQjof bim for a while, we cannot
feel affection (or him. In the end , we
se revolted.
TJIE MAN WRO IS proud of .his
brilliance is as much a fool as the man who is proud of his muscles; in
each case. he is taking the part for n. whole . Just as a man is more
than a physique, so is he more than
a probing mind.
The greatest literary artists have
not b e e n unrelentingly brilliant.
Shakespeare often relaxed to the
point of boredom : Dickens was a sen-
timental slob as &0on as he loosened
the reins on his superb creative gen·
ius. And we love them both the more
lor being big enough to show the frail
man beneath the mighty artist.
It is not oo the statute books, but
there is such a crime as indecent ex-
posure ot the mind.
THERE IS SOMETBJNG obscene
in the sight of a man who must be
brilliant at all costa, who ii under a
compeBing need to prove his intel·
lectual superiority on every page and
in every P!ll'3graph.
There is fear behind all this -fear
that if, for a roomed, the brilliance
dims, then everything is lost, the au-
dience leaves, and the author is left
alone, a small and frightened man on a.n .empty staie41l takes....a lon_g 1,ime
for a '°lrilliant man to learn that no-
body is loved for his mind -but only
for the homan way in which he uses
it.
Trading With the Enemy
LISBON. PORTUGAL -Efforts by
the Organization of American Sta~s
1.o persuade Western Europe to qwt
trading With Communist Cuba aren't
getting very far.
Despite action taken by the OAS at
its recent Washington conference,
Cuba's trading with these U.S. allies
oonld very well keep on increasing.
Altogether nearly one-fourth of Cu·
ba 's trade in 1966 was with non-eom·
munist European countries, and so
far this year the total continues lo
inch upward. Portuguese government officials say
tt may reach one-third because of the
increased activity oC Castro's trade
minions in Spain, Portugal, Italy and
Great Britain.
Tue reasona behind th.is trade ex·
pansion are simple: Western Euro·
pean countries find Cuban trade prof·
itable and there is no real pressure
from the U.S. to reduce exports to
Castro.
AND AS ONE PORTUGUESE gov-f'mtnerrt trade expert reported, "The
Cubans pay their bills; Why shouldn:t
we deaJ with Castro 1n non-strategic
f?oods? Tbe U.S. sells 10 Umes as
much to Russia a& we export to
Cub.I:•
••Ge.rye
Dear George: Are you the advice columnist
wbo had the plan for a plywood
birdhouse? T.Y.
Dear T.V.: No. but come to think of It, it's
an idea -trying to sit a:ou~d
and work in this nutty office 1s
110 way to live.
CONt "IOENTlAL TO G 0 V.
HO~ISt::.\' Perhaps you can turn
t'ir hramwashing thing to polit-
1ral ;it1vantage -alter all. clean·
I nrcs 1~ next lo Godliness.
4 (
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The Nortll American Treaty Organ·
lzation CNATO). to which both Portu-
gal and the U.S. belong, has taken no
pos ition on Cuban trade.
And the U.S., most powerful mem·
ber of both NATO and the OAS, bas
declined to take the lead in getting
the Western European nations to halt
or even cut back their growing trade
with Castro.
Instead. U.S. AmbassadOT W. Tap-
ley Bennett Jr., bas instructions from
Secretary o( State Rusk not to put
any pressure on Premier Salazar's
government on this touchy issue. Sim·
ilar instructions have been received
by U.S. ambassadors in other West-
ern European countries.
Meanwhile, the OAS has transmit·
ted t.o all NATO members copies of
its recent resolution urging Western
nations to halt their trade with Cuba.
So far, the NATO Secretariat hasn't
even seen fit to put It on the agenda
of the coming foreign ministers meet·
ing which will be held In mid·Novem-
ber to discuss that organization's po·
Utical and military future.
CHECKING THE DRAIN -Portu·
gal is tightening Its control over emi-
gration o{ skilled workers -especial-
ly to the U.S.
Because of a steep rise in the num -
ber of persons leaving Portugal to
take higher paying jobs both on the
continent and in the U.S., the govern·
ment has invoked new curbs.
The country lost 120,000 citizens to
other nations in 1966 compared with
89,000 the year before.
Significantly, Portugese relatives of
American citizens have led all other
Europeans In taki ng advantage of the
new U.S. immigration law. which Con-
gress pa11scd in 1966, designed to unite
rarnilles. ·
PnJ Scott
In what has been called .. the age
of anxiety" a man's social status can
be determined by the fears be keeps.
Wht-t kind of a phobe are you!
'Tm not a phobe at all," you mey
say.
Oh. but you are. A phobe is a per-
son witn a fear of something, and
everyone who is rilive and sane is
afraid of one thing or another.
One of the nice things about medi-
cal .science is that it has a high-
.... : I ... '~ .r '
sounding word for every mortal con·
dition. It is particularly rich in flat-
tering descriptions of man's fears, of
which it has pinpointed several hun-
dred varieties.
PLAYING WITH these words just
a bit, we find, for example:
A bachelor is a gamophobe. one
who is afraid of marriage. An old
maid is an adropbobe, because she is
afraid of men.
You might have more sympathy for
those teen.agers who incessantly chat
tu over .the tele~ If )'~ realized
they are simply victims of eremiopho·
bia. the rear of stillness or silence.
And they would probably hwe more
sympathy for you il they only knew
that you suffer from an opposite mal·
acfy.ptionopbobia, the fear of noise.
Do you sometimes feel guilty be-
cause you are having a good lime?
Many people are that way. They are
hedooophobes, afraid of pleasure.
PERHAPS YOU WORRY because
you feel you are getting in a rut.
Fear of being tied up is your prob·
lem. You're just a good old healthy
merinthophobe.
Are you embarked on a Spartan
diet in the hope of regaining you r
former shapeliness? This simullanc·
ously makes you dysmorphophihic and
antlophobic. You're afraid of deform·
lty and therefore of foods, too much
of which can deform you.
Ha ve you ever felt an inward panic
because you were dozing off dunng
an important but boring business con-
ference? You're just a hypnoph obe,
a guy afraid of falling asleep.
A CLEA N DESK is often the ~i~n
o{ a fri ghtened mind . If you always
keep tie top of your desk immacu·
late, you're probably in the grip of
ataxiophobia, the fear of disorder and
there is no known cure '.)Ir you.
Do you dislike your wife's relal i' rs
and do they dislike you? Ironically.
this could be because both you and
they suffer Crom the same malat'h· -
parasitophobia. the fear of para'\1lrs.
Dear
Gloo1uy
Gu:
Now that even newspapernwn
and TV reporters have felt ttw
clubs and gas of the police dur
Ing the Oakland demonstrat1n11s
and rrotests, perhaps the fll'"''
will l3ke a closer and mor" ~' 111. pathetic View Of lhn!IC Who t ('
port police brlllality
-1 ~IP
T~f' fr1ture reftt th u d n ' ,,.,._,, "•I
ntc;:nttU• fnt1t ti '"' ". ' .,,,, \t ftd
YOtlf tttl flffVI rt Gio."'• C>u .. O•lly 1'1101
Mc.N amara 's Contradictions
WASHINGTON -News reports have
not been able to convey the sharp
sense of disaatWaction which bas de-
veloped in Congress over the testi·
mony of Sec. ol Defenae Robert S.
McNamara on the air war 1n North
Vietnam.
Senators who que.stioned him in a
hearing of the preparedness subcom-
mi~t.ee found his testimony so com-
plexly reuoned that it seemed self.
contradictory. A number of rea.son-
able·minded senators concluded that,
if McNamara wu right, the air war
ought to be abandoned as a. pointless
waste of effort and lives because it
would llGl stop tnrutraUon into South
Vietnam and, even if expanded to the
port of Haiphong, would not prevent
Russia and China from sending in up-
wards of $1 billton ln supplies annual-ly. .
NOR WAS McNAMARA even 'ton-
. fident that an all-out air war by con-
ventional methods would be effective
in destroying the North Vietnam will
and means of carrying on the war.
But, nevertheless. McNamara stat-
ed that--a-tralHD the bombing woukt
be unwise unless there were some re·
ciprocaJ action on the part of North
Vietnam which would make it worth
while.
McNamara testified last August and
since then the air war of which he expe~ts so llttre has· been expand~.
More targets recommended by t h e
Joint Chiefs of Staff have been hit.
By McNamara's measure. we are
therefore doing more and more that
won't be effective In bringing the
North Vietnamese to the negotiating
table.
McNAMARA TRIES to pretend that
he is not in disagreement with the
leading military commanders iii Viet·
nam and on the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
Th.is pretense la based upon the aca-
demic prenue that the air war in
North Vietnam can merely be consid-
ered to be a supplement to the ground war in South Vietnam, and that in
the final end the war will bave to be won on the ground.
That i.s a milltary doctrine with
which the commanders woWd agree.
What they do not lg?ee to ii Mc-
N amara 's premise that closing the
harbor at HaJphon1 would not effec-
tiveJy cut off a large portion of the
Russ.Ian supplies going into North Viet-
nam.
THEY CONTEND ALSO that a re-
ducticn or A!Strietioll of the bombing
of North Vietnam would reJUlt in in·
creased allied casualties in the South
because o( the increased support tbe
enemy would receive. McNamara do.ea
not agree with the military command·
ers on that very vital ~e can-
nOt 'agree il ne ls 'lo be -coDiiif.enf "'
saying that the bombing does not in·
hibit infiltration very much.
What bothers the senators is that
McNamara ellaborately and continu·
ously cuta the ground from under bil
principals' conduaioe lbat the 1-n~
Ing aboold not be lbJpped. ~
baa thus tupplied to thole wlm wlab
to atop the bomlliDC lie IDDlt eftec.
tive argumeata tbeJ poaibt,J C*IJd
have. AD they need to do a. llo read
carefully and analyze bis ~
as it bu now been publilbed. ill cm.
sored form and they will haft.• Im·
preaaive arteDll of auppcwed ,_..and
figures to carry to tbe ftten.
TBJS CANNar 8lll.P but 'll"Oft to
be a lel'ious emlmrunnent te Presi-
dent Jobmon'a poGtiGD GD not ~
ping the bombing inulnudl .. bis
principal military ....... is ~ ang man, ol the ~ninas on ftlch
aucb action could rafionaD7 be bued.
What apparently ... bappn+t is
t.bia: In order' to relate the •tmnenta
that the bombing ouCbt to be illcft».
ed the Secretary ol Ddeme bas mJI'·
aballed an lmpnuift .,......_ that
it ought lo be ltapped Be does not
agree witb that~ bat oth-
er fair-minded rader-1 of bis te:lli-
mony can draw no other CQll!!i..-
The Question of Ete~nity
I really wish to tab issue with an
article that came out on the Com-
ment Page of the Saturday, Oct. 14
Issue of your wonderful paper. I have
been a subscriber ever since you came
out. I can't say that I agree with
everything published. but I do feel
that it is the best family news medi· um we have in Orange County.
Enough on that. Now to get back
to the subject at issue.
It is about Bishop James A. Pike
holding communication with his son,
who had committed suicide several
months before.
TIDS IS A VERY large subject,
and space here will not pennlt a full
explanation. Oh, that people would
only go to the only source of real in·
formation, namely. the scriptures, for
there those things are fully explained.
Also the answer as to whethel' it was
the Bishop's son at all who talked
with him.
Let us go back to the day God cre·
ated the first man !Genesis 1:27). So
God Cl'eated man In His own image.
(Genesis 2 : 7) And the Lord God
formed man of the dust of the ground
breathed lnto his nostrils the breath
of We and man became a living soul.
Therefore when that breath goes out
of a man he becomes a dead soul.
AT THE TIME OF the nood (Gene·
sis 7 :21, 22) and all died In whose
nostrils was the breath of Uie (animal
as well as man). Nowhere In the
scriptures can there be found men·
lion of any separate soul In man than
in any animal (Ecclesiastes 3:19).
When a fT\&n dies he is just as dead
as any animal, kllled In the 11laughter-
house, and will remain dead until the
great llCe giver calls at the resurrec-
Uon when Christ returns to this earth
(lsl Thessalonian11 4· 16, 17).
WHF.N YOUNG J IM PIKE 11hot him·
Letters trom re~rs are welco?M.
Normally writer& 1houl.d convey their
messoge1 in 300 words or Leu. TM
nyht Lo condetise Letters to fit IJXICC
or etiminatt Ubel is re1nwd. All let-
ters must include 1ignature and mail-
ing address, but names toiU be with-
11.eld on reque1t.
self. he committed murder, he ldlled
himself and broke the sixth command-
ment of the moral law, which says,
"'J'hou shalt not kill." By so dotng
he placed himseU in a position that
he can never repent or ask forgive-
ness.
From here we will try and find out
just who It wa s that impersonated
young J im Pike.
Satan or the devil was at one time
a beautiful being in heaven unW In·
iquity was found in him <Etekiel
28:15). It would be most instructive
to study mo11t of the 2.8th chapter of
Ezekiel. Then In Revelation 1.2:7 too
we find just where the devil and his
angels came from.
Wll EN HE CAUSED our first par-
ents t~ fall. he told Eve that Ood
lied, and that they would not surely
die, and to back up that lie he told
back there, in the beginning, be bu
had to Invent aU kinds of Isms and
stories. and that a person goes direct
10 heaven or hell. HeU is about the
worst. It Is the greatest Insult that
could be handed to a merciful loving
God . to say that a person will be
sent to a place and roasted through
elern1ly just hr('ause he did not con-
form to all the rules.
NOW I TlllNI\ THAT it is quite
clear th3t thr being who appeared as
YOUDC Jim Pih was nane otlm' a.a one of thole being, who ... klet.ed
out of heaven with bis majat;J, tbe
devil.
I have luld to mention 10 m-., oth-
er subjects because there is not ll*:ll
to CO\W u an. yet they 11ne ere.at
bearing Oil this great subject. Wldcb
1'eally have to do with where a per·
IOD will spend etanity. w. B. NELIJ.!
Tlaree Clteet 1
To the F.ditor:
I think it's about time tbat IOm&
body thinb of America u good. in-
stead of the America that everybodJ
says is falling down. I am 13 Jean
old and r think America isn't al tbat
bad. Sure we have our problems, but
doesn't every rapidly-developing coun-
try? But instead of harping on these
problems, let's get out and giyt tine
cheers for America.
ANN HAWKINS
Thursday, October 19, 1167
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• ID Dis1ory Lost UNCLAIMID STORAGI & DILINQUINT ACCOUNT
Angry Soviets Erase AU Traces Sin.Ce Her Defection AUCTION
By HENRY SBAPIBO erued. temporarily, refer· be returned to the muaeum try ..,,..aded .. ... b lir.ed aNbltJoa balls. GM ON
GORI, u.s.s.R. (UPD -:C-n!,!1:~'·v1~ aa soon aa a compollt.e pbo-~to;~~°:'$ :'at": :.U,. mi.:.": '/:: latunlay' Octo ... r 21, 10 a.m.
Svetlana Alllluyeva'a defec-Stalin. toredol alltotbr~mt~te erS ~ -.,,., ....._ -., birtbday.
tlon to the United Staiea hu ..... •·'-· "'·d one e vell" them. .. Tbe oiler --· ___._._ AT · Slz man...-ago, UJllJJ mm Jana ... _ "1UU-
cost Joeet Stalin'• daughter honored places lD the mu· · Today, StaUa II almolt a ~ pclltera and
her one place lD olficlal '°" 1eum lD Gort stalln'a birth-The mweum ha nothlnt f«totteb maa eftD ia bl.I Giber--ahDiltl deallag wlfh LAGUNA BIACH VAN & STORAGI
viet biltory. g:e· omc:iais make no ·against Yatov, wbo died a native provlDce. eventl lD RU11ia during u" 1190 IROADW ... Y. 1 ... GUNA 1m.acH AU trace ol Svetlana ha• • about the fact that prisoner of the Nazia or Vas-fte _..,. Place I uw a Stalla'1 lifetime u much u .,.,.,.... . "' ~ '""' '""'
been removed from the SU. Svettana'a flight to the Unit· ill, a lieu~nant general, ·portrait ~ iUm waa la a with S&alia himaelf, Buyer Regfatr1tlon -1-10 a.m., S.turd1y &~,tbe-~ed~~gbt~·~~ol~~. =~~=~pla~~~~~=~~~~~~~~~~~--~~-~---~ orial left to the late aoviet boulecleaniDg. And it hu nofhlng agalnat 9 Tb'1ll. ,_ -....
dictator. otflc1ais a1ao have Photol ol the brothers will Stalin, himself, obriomly, tered pbotocraPb Ina • Stalin'• eart:J life, bat many
for uu. 11 h1a; the memen-old magntne wblcb tbe JnD. of the men who helped Len-SHARP •
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toe "'-• ..a..... .... •'--pb l ·keeper bad 1lillllldad Uore a In and 8talba llriq about If Y••'r• I ... ,, tr1dtr1 ••• tilt DAILY PILOT'S f-tu• Dim .. s, """' l'W"""• Wiii YI • peir of ram'i-bOn.. the rel'Ollllb aad tta tub-A.LINE deuifltcl •d• S.turclty1o M•k• • INtt•r dHI ••• whttlitr
cal objects of 30 years at The Gort lfnMWll ltle1f aeqaeat e~ ar, yow'r• t.iryl11t1., .. 111119• •
hloody,vlolenthtstory. ~CODliltl~!!!_~ol~h~e~m~*~"~-·~·~a~""'l*~~~·~llll.J!l..!tlll~11e1~mt~:.___l~~~-1.-.===i--=======-===-=--------------.L~~~ When a UPI correspond-,-
ent vllit.ed stalln'a bJrtb. •---------•"._1111111m ____ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiliiil-------~-----iiiiiiiiiiiii--. place lD Gori Wt spring, Ute muaeum boasted · elaJ>.
orat.e exhibits ol fam1)y pho-
tograpbl and eight 1etten
from Stalin to Svetllna
when Ille wu a sclloollirL
'!be letters betra,..S a
tenderness hard to beUeff
possible tn one of history's
moet brutal detpota.
Be refened to b1I daugh-ter u "my boWM!keeper ..
and liped ·oil "your leCl'e-
tary, ••or ''your poor Stalin.''
Now the only sign that s.un bad any t1nd of fam-
ily life ii a portrait taken
lD 1931 lbowing him with Ida wife Nadabda, who
cmmltted lldcide In 19.12,
end lrith former Defmae-
Qmmtaaar Kllmetft v~
abllav aad b1I wife. • _
'lbe pbotojraplw -w. ten nre · 4e1t.ed bJ Sftt..
laa ID 111 Mr)J JllOI ad 1wwwftda•..a..,.
M8lt7 RU111n1 no 11-
telled to American braed-
cuts eboat &fttlana'• ~
biography aakl they did not
understand why 10 much
fun WU ~ about it
abroad. 'Ibey taid the book
might even have been pub-
lished in th.ta country with
some modification.a.
About 80 tourists vi.sit the
Gori Museum· dally at thlJ
time of year, a local guide
said. In the aummer 1euon
there are aa many u 45,000
a month. ·
It ts a marble-pillared.
t.emple-llke building conceiv-
ed by Stalin's Pollee chlef,
LavrenCi Be.rla. wbole own
career ended before an ex-
ecution equad.
Next to it sianct ''tbe one-
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lived. !':.boJ with ht. cob-~
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mart>le pavilion.
Only a fe-tr yard.I away,
the central equare-of tbil ooce • miaerable mocmtatn
village, iJ dmiinet.ed by a
heroic staCue ol Stalin.
In hl1 lifetime one could
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COME-511 THE
COUECTION OF NEW FAil FOOTWEAR
Nationally AclvertiNcl Names Ub • • •
L llLLER etc.
'SIVE
Co111 ----~10o!
SIZES 3~ to 11-A.l ... U. to D
MEN'! ConreSeeOur
••
MEN'S SHOE SHOPS
-~~ERS
.... ....... .........
TM Newest of
Styles and leathers
-SAYE s s $
SIDS
6 to 15
AA to EEE .
Now ari.y Gori bu one.
Fourteen yean after bit
death, Stalin iJ DO 1onCef' a
hero even in bi.I naUye prov· mce ol Georgia.
-'l"here ,..... a8My-deJDoD. strauons in 'lbiliai. tbe Geor-
gian capital. lD 195e when
premier Nikita S. Khtulb-
chev deDoaDCed the late dlc-
tator and dramatically de-
ecribed bis bloody purges.
While the rest of the coon-
Ford Gets
Major Latin
Auto Stock
In a three-way transac-
tion with~ Jeep Ccr-
poration and Regle Nation-
ale des Usines Renault, Ford
Motor Company baa ac-
quired a major stock inter-
est in Willys Overland do
Brasil (WOB), according to
E . R. Molina, director of
Ford's L a t l n American
group.
Ford also purdlaaed the
.tock ol Transax, S.A., an
ArgentiDe axle manufactur-
ing company, from Indus-
tries Kaieer Argentina.
Molina said WOB, Brazil's
second largest automotive
manufacturer, will continue
to produce, sell and service
its present line of passen-
ger ~s and Jeep uWity
vehicles.
Ford Motor do Brull will
continue with the Galaxte
car, trucks and the 8-BR
tractor.
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PLAY-DOH Oat-A-SKETCH MOTORIFIC GRAND PRIX ELECTROMIC
RACERIFIC • RACE SET FLASH PLANE
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600
American Flyer
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SALi HOUIS :JI, THURS .. FIL, MON •
9-91
SAT. 9-6
BE] OR
• 3442 VIA LIDO NEW STORE NEWPORT BEACH 673-8530
m E. 17th ST.
COSTA MESA ~5454
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CLASSIFllD
CON11NUED
FROM PAGE 31
HOUSES FOR SAL! -General 1000
TWO SEPARATl
HOMES
on Ideal EASTSIDE COSTA
MESA Come!' lot. EAc:h
home la spacious, b.u wo
bedroomts. d.inin& rooma and
11 ln •erJ rood condltion.
Separate yarda, covered pa·
tio. double garap and work·
shop. NEAR 17th ST. SHOP·
PING CENTER. AND~
HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSIS FOR SALi RENTALS RENTALS llNTALS
1000 Cotta,.._ llOO H-;;fi-...,_--leach---1400-HOUlll ~~heel HoUMI UnfurnlaMcl AptL Pumlthecl
.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;; ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;I --------U'.A VlNG State • M.J Loll, ... -. ....:.. ,...=. ":.:'"" -,t. Newport IMch 3200 Newport ... ch 3200 la I boa 4300
Colleae Pin Arel UTTlf DOWN Your GA1n . PMd to Sell .>-:&«W.tru------ - --------= CLf.AN Bach. •P'I·: all
1000 General 1000 General General
Drive by 2256 Avalon. 3 BR •
2 bath nice nylon earpetlng
& private rear yard. FHA·
OC' VA OK.
Price Reduction F'utl a, Owner. $23,CXXI. 3 Moll ...... HmttillatOD vu. THIS IS A' IWE Hltf/OPl'INI util.. tnc1. m . Up. 315 E.
BIG HOUSE Bdrm. 1"' Bath. SwedtSb lap modtl with WnU1 room ~ llVft Balboa Blvd., Balboa.
on cuatom built tirepltict. I.Arp Brkk feoc· BBQ a ~ bedrooma • 6'fS.99G •
Ocecan View borne e4 JJado • f!Q06.Uibtfod wltll • ~ IOlf price oa $21,950 Brand new 2 BR, 2 baths -best area New· lalboa lalincl 4355
$21,950
(C1ll to ... lnakle)
N.wport
at
Victoria
646-1811
5 BR 2 be.th, family room,
completel.y recoodltiooed,
carpet.a Ir interior pafot.
Move into th.is fluge 2CXX> aq
tt. fully landacaped home
before Chriat:mu. $995 total
down to everyooe. Price
jult $28.500.
•
COATS
la
WALLACE
REALTORS
5464141-
tn Lapna Bucb <OVeftil rump11 room. G._ tDc!ludN dJ'aperiel cupet part Beach. Carpetl, m.pu, completely
wtth IWU\Y blt.J.n kitchen ~· Lota of ca.. bl· '-1r ~tor.· bit.In titdlen, swfmm!ng pool + gardening
open beamed ~ cludlne elgbt fnllt treet plua 'ACIFIC SHOAIS le maln~nance. Close to schools, beach &
2 bedroome, 2 batha ~~~~~= a~L TY shopping. Maid lenice aI8o avalL at min.
au priced now Qty Tax e 1 but near MT-&.'ill 80-Sl _... rates -$235 mo.
at $47.500 IChooll A ,..;_p'-. 2208 ... -~ 5!8'~ --May trade for '""' ... _.. Balboa Ialand propert;y Clnyon Dr.. a.ta Meu. -- - - - - -CALL 644'-1133
~ 494·~ cpts., drpe., blt-ins; Eut· DINING ROOM
aide location. $33.000. + 2 luxurious baths, mu-Newport leach
YrlY Balboa 1l1and. 1'e 1
BR Agt. % blk from N. Ba,y.
$1.25. Call eva. ~
$85 PER mo., um. paJd. 1.
BR. winter rental. Cleu;
225-B RUBY. 5'Mm
An'RAC 2 BR $140 Yr\y.
PaUo. prqe, uttl pd!
Adwts. 116~ AGATE
Huntington leach 4400
~ -HPTIO-POoL-f:
Call: Bob Ewinti MODERN 3 BR., 1% Ba.. 'BEDROOMS+ DEN+ {iut ~ 2414 Vista del Oro
• OWNER 5ell22 • t.er bedroom la bup. with re ty private be.th with door to e NEW e LUXURIOUS e
,... Verde 1110 •tannins COVERED PATIO, RESORT LJVtNG
to romantic warm water - - -= = - -=-.. NATIVE GARDENS Owner transferred. AlJD09t
(0pen Evenings) CUFF CENTER. A perfect !!!!I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
retirement home--plua In· p 0 0 l !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Immediate ~ 1 ion.. SWIMMING POOL. HAPPY General 3000 Huntlntfen IMch MOO 6 POOL.S-SAUNAS-JACUZD
FOUR BEDROOMS Pace-PAYS! Your WnllY deterY •------HUNTINGTON eetter -lowest price In •it Full PNe only $23.500. lllU Dougla• Space Center ~OOthFull ~ =·~~ Alw1ys Too Busy
thls barlain • ACT NOW!
COUNTRY CUI AREA
Approximately lllOO .q. 1t. of
it'&Cious lM~. nVE BED-
ROOMS. 3 BATHS, FAM·
ll.Y ROOM, BREAKFAST
ROOM, FORMAL DINING
ROOM, hU&e master bed-
room with walk·in cl<>&eta,
Kltdlen h 1 s everything,
bullt·ins, diihwasber, double
oven, disposal and Iota of
cabinets. This home la taste-
fully decorated, fully ea~
peted and Draped. l4'x26'
Eb:l06ed. screened-in alum·
inum Covered patio, Bloc1'
wall fe.nee &: mininum mail).
tenanoe la.nd&caping. PRIC.
ED RIGHT AT ONLY
SM.950 • EXCD..LENT
TERMS.
"RING SPRING" •••• ~ ••••
MUST MOYE!
out ol cotmtry • Sacrttice at
greatly reduced irtce. Own-
er wtll carry 2nd trust deed
on one of Lido llle'1 most
attractive OOmel with Or·
iental Pl'den fHturinl ~
aaJ trfts, immenR livini
Beautif\11 3 BR 2 bath home -not anymore. Thia tour
in the perlect location. 0v-bedroom. I>lua de.n home is
ersir.ed BR.s. 2 ma.ulve fire. juat what every JOOD& moth-er needs. Eve?Ytbin& nN placft, hU&e tamiJ.y room, am In Up-top lhape for min-
2 car 'PLUS praae, lrn-ilD\llD eve EV
maculate y~ t>.o_at A trail-"1ienoe it ~: :! conu::,:
er atorap area -ideal tam-er,y Uy home. Quiet cukle-ac 1&ver. Dlabwuher, waW'
street. Freshly pUited all aottener. all new ~g . ' for Mom. Low mamtenance built-Ins, w/w carpet 1, yard __. .. i..1 b•-... .. heavy shake rool Ir cllilten-• ...... ..... e ... """t ... e,
1.ng 15¥32 heated tr filtered covered patio for Dad. The
POOL. Almost tmmedl.ate best ot IChoola for the kids.
poasesaion Full price ~ $31,900.00. C. F. ' COLESWOR1lf'l &: CO.
$28,950. CALL 540-USl 642-Tm Next to So ck Sho
Heritage Reel FMtate Jr, ~ E'Yea. a P
~h~E WATERFRONT
~,!..~.a.-WITH DOCK nne 3 BR, 2 Ba home .Ji
tom deluxe 5 BEDROOMS, excluatve private area. Re·
3 BAnlS, <X>NTQifPOR-cently de..~rated inside &:
ARY, ~ DINING outside. New carpets Ir = 1::: ~ • D d drpa. La r c e watefront ~°' ....... ~ .r.=:r~ ....... J».~
de Gair Olane.. J'amO:J
raam tao llrp. mdo9ed
mart MlmlUDdlns tbe ~
ta1 cte.-waten ol a heated
A.Dtbony SWIMMING POOL.
TERRIFIC B U Y $4,CXXI
OOWN.
• WALKER &: LEE
2629 Hartor Blvd.
SfS.9491 Open till 9 PM -==-==.=.::::.=:.----------
town • aubmit all offera. WALKER & LEE. 7682 Ed· Clnl1 2 miles. 3 BR, 1" GARDENS c.uL MR. BL.ACK 54G-ll51 _1.J_t1_ier_._842-4455 __ • ____
1 3 Bdrm 2 be.tbs deellent baths, dble cara~. exclu·
Her1tap Real Estate. PR~CJ / __ dr aive Uviq. ~center, btd -.n.n" ENTERTAINMENT
3 SR. 2 BA. CUkie-Sac · . ::t:i!, :,;-1ai0~ tG!: pool, teMLs court. no yard BOLSA.CHICA & HEIL
atreet. Carpeea. drape9, 1mm1e. 4 • blMna, cant a: ready. $2lf)/mo. Act ~ Oilld over 12 OK. ADULTS 847-1414 protected patio. 19C1 MM.lil $195. FemhW, HcmH Nr---------------KllldeerQrde, OP'ENDAILY frplc, c:pt/drps, cw patio -Warner A: Boll& Ctilca. 1 BLOCK from ocean·1 6 2 * 548-1'501 70xHO' cor lot. $1600 dn FHA Nr Newport Center or Utl ntMr-3834 • BR apa. 2 yean old, beat. john macnab
--~----,,..----eeller will beJp Pio>' bu:yen New dehaa 3 bdrm 2 bathl. eel pool. built • tna. rec. IRVINE TERRACE Golf Coune IHuty cost Ql' no down GI. carpets, drapea. bullt·tna. UNn1RN 2 br apt, fireplace, room tntucom music. $125
Oiatinctive Elleabroeck de-Mesa Verde C.C Fahw1.1 B~ REALTY $250 mo. 548-79Zl, 644-n'il P9& 6 fenced beck yard. mo it. up. 5J6.887f. 536-1530 sl'"' Higb cathedral .....111-bom ~BR d-· s.uat. 1n · Bcilt •In kitchen· New\y1...:..---=----------..... .....,....,.. e; " ·• "'"'• .,.,.71' · 847-8531 54()..6552 SU.l630 Vote yes tor acbool boodl cleconlted. LE ~ or FURNlSHED rooma for Nnt 2 Bedrooma, den, dlnin& $43,CXXI. Trd. Own. 546-91565 POOL • -vate entrance rm, extra ~P lot, l&.r"&e Ir your renta will be 842-7844. ~or women, .,. •
heated pool tr cabanL Ail Col.... Park 111 S + 4 BR Sol Vlata. Shake rt.lied. ~Ucal. Frank El-3 BR, 2 ba, So. Shore Home. kitchen prtvUeres, $10 a
EXCEPTIONAL H 0 M E BY OWNER. 3 BR + fam roof, cupeta A drapes. Tru-aendratb PO Box 329 Cd.M. Crpt., drpl, Ir bit-Ina, patio, wk. Call 536-QS after 5
$49,500. rm, bit.Im. covered patio. Jy beiit value In most dealr· dbl pr, $HO mo. 549-4131 Laguna Beach 4705
VIEW
BAYFRONT
Visit our new macnltioent
'View-Point" Series homes
in the t.inetlt locatJcm
in Newport Beach
from $122,500 • $159,500
OPDi BOUSE DAILY 1H
1311 Galaxy DI'.
Doftl'a...
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2 be.tba nr-1--f.enced able area ne1r Oillep. Costa Mesa 3100 · ' .......--$26,950. Huntlngton NEW! Furn· or UDfum. 2 BR
yard. 546-'1309. KATILLA DESIRABLE Harbour 3405 2 BA. All elec. blt.Jnl.
-
Newport leach -~ lt1-«l&l 546-Dli NEW HOME ~~ ~ ~
DOWNTOWN 2 Br .• 2 ba, (.1>td, drp8. fore-3 BR 2 bath.Beach Club area. ~ Model Home ed air bead, Gart>-cUp, bit· Near lldloola 6 new lhop-n6l•. Wet.iey Dr·
N-• IUl-...1--illl: frpla. patio, prage, ping center 1 ye~ lea1e Dana Point •740 -RNH.-.• 2 BR 11' ba, din nn. deQ, water bJrn. Adult.a oaly, no $325 Per mooth with JIUI'· ;;..,_ ______ _ 5c11ool epta/dq!L Coocl C01111. aa peta. cbue optian, Bkr. c.ll OCEAN FRONT ov~
car Jot. Walk tD BB lD a-RATE RF.ASOffABLE Frink Smlth (114) 117-25.11 Dem Point ffbr. 1 BR IP
U J'OU lDDt a. feel d a ic. P'ade 8dloal. V.-t. Aa'Cm frcm Oullnb7 Oub w (2U> ao.35T1.-p. Studio $UJ. aim
del llllme lhlD 10U wtll &1oo 8RA1H1Wt Rl:WIT m .._ Dr· * Piii: Ml4'nll UNTAl.S .tENT ALS :e ~ ~-=: NTet 5eaa •Un 3 FOR LIASI Apts. Fum...... Apll. Unfu.,.._.
Profetlional '""'IC8Pin' "YmlANS" 4 er~ ea. Ga.rdena-•• = Coat• tMaa •100 0ener1r sooo troot and rear with magai(\. $.'iO DOWN • th1ii 3 BR 2 3 Br . .fam. rm.
WHEW' cent arbotttum off large pa· bath ~on l&rp comer Gardener ••••••••••• $225 SUS CASITAS • tio accentuated at ftigbt by lot wllh built·~ .,,1., cpta/ 3 Br...dm-fam. rm. •••• $250
WHAT WEAn!ER! • But you co1ortu1 ll&htinc· Mammoth dJ1ll ia youni. Pmats of $165 TA.RBELJ.. 540-1720 Furnished 1 BR Apta
could ll.ll'e cool off in thil bedrooms, 3 baths and mod-per mo. lnclodes all. For Lea......Eastalde VACANCY
20x40 pool. Hl!ft'a a Jovel)' em wortc saving kitchen, TRADEWINDS RL TY. 3 bdrm, den or 4 bdrm + 2117 Elden Street, C.M.
LNM Option . Yeslerd1f s Prices Back Bay boow: rigbt where plus end1eea storage Cid 842-5011 842-5012 family • dining + rmnpua u blk oft Newport Blvd)
Only $1CXXI moves 10U Into . everything is happening in ~ space round out __ ~ room. $235 mo. ~ :: . ~:gbo=-~ B~: ~~ 1~: =~1=ch:o.!! ~;t,~ 0~ C::::::!~ Huntington JEAN SMJTH, Realtor ~ HOI'POINT family IOClfion
...__. -'"'-'-..__ HaraiOiibour 1 .. "S 400 E. 17th CM. 64&J2SS iooable Baycreat. Two tire-....... oned home. 2 baths. sauw""'g • a._.lutely must home. See ~. 0 n I Y _ -ORI Cloee to 1hoppln9, P1rk
places, aame room, deluxe electric built-inl, Uke new .ell. Uatlng la $42.SOO. Make $32,900. Walker A: la, 20C3 W' w~ 3=·~t~::=:: VIO A MAllOR Boys Club & Glrla Club
kitcben with braJdut area. w/w carpet& It drapes, spac-your otter. Weatclitt Or., ~1711. Open A 'I e S!*k>ua 3 Sr'• • 2 Ba
Heavy abake root. atone 1005 llvioc room, firepla<::e. Colleg9 RMlty 546-SUO Eves. fenced yard, and .a.lit to BACHELOR a: 1 BR. Pool. e Swim Pool • Put/sreea
plant.en, bMuWul 1 ar &e ~uced for quick sale e '"ME GOOD LIFE" e SOxlOO lndodln1 3t ft. boat .cboola and at.oppmc. $17S Exc!Loc. carporta, Adults. e Frpl Indtv/lndry fac'Ja
yard •patio. An oppor~ S23,900. Buy on GI· rnA • * ULTIA IRIGHT WATERFRONT home w I alip. You on the land, f\111 per month. 642--017'7 no peta. All Utila paid. •Adults• Family areu
ity to hedge agalnat infla· Conventional terms. HWTJ! INSlDE & otrr. Come 11ee if piY al.Ip It dock, in a pn. price $37.SOO. Try 20% dn. Newly Decorated 989 victoria. 64H7'74 1845 Anaheim Ave.
tion, priced at $52,950. Ex-this 4 BR It family room vate comlllllDlty: nicety ~~aul<n~)a !l.~ (213) 2 BR with C8f1)0ft. tso, water $17.50 Wk. Up C.M. &16-5781
duaive wittl: has ~ ppea1 SEE l700 FURN. 3 BI •. , 1~ baths>. Re-• '"' ~ pd, nr ICbooL lllM Placentia
Ruth P•rdoll, Realtor ? ~· duced to S69,500 for qujck • Studlo 6 Bach ape.. RENT 1sa; Westcli1! 0r. 642-S200 911• 2 petios, titul car· ale or will haae/optkln. fountain Valley 1410 Ave., Apt. o. S37..Q.1!0 • tad UW. • Pbane 11!1'9.
I' \I I .\\ 11111
~ 4 \I!'\ II\'
•• t ' I I 1 I " peta ' drapes throughout. YOU OWN 11IE LAND -NEAR New 3 bedroom bouae. • MUI Serv1ce • TV avd. 3 Rooms Furniture
Oltt:k the S%"%, loan you • 646-78G OWNER • 3 BR, 2 be. epta, dips, bit Unbnllbed ill quiet court. •New cm A Bar $25 Month ~t ~ ~ r:: : C BR., 2 ba., Fami.b' rm. ~ ~ N~Hl El -=l No pets. $12> mo. 6C-&4. 2376 Newport Blvd. 548-9755 FULL OPTION TO BUY
room, 3 bedroom1, 2 batM. !!!!~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~
Howle ~ like • DIM't1· BALIOA ISLAND ~m•===·=
um Baker. c.M.
move. For details CALL w/frpl., din. rm.; xlnt cond. Orel~~ ·-_,.,; 2-BR.. Pvt-p.rage $l<fi. * $87.50 Nicely tum. 1-Bft. No "--t c. • _ _. "· '"'~ Nr...cbool. * 646-6096 .... .,._. o.a. MR. MYHRE 54()..ll51 tee., priv. bade, .. _ Qa.e duplex; cpta.; drpe.; prb. H of Chai
Corona del Mar Herl~ Real Eirtate to achoo1a ID Back Bay lefuna a-ch 1705 * Ml w. l8th ST. * -db.1>.: priv. yd. Adulta, no OUM n
Luak • built homes located oiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiili atta. $35,900. 3 Bedroom home, nke lize peta. ~2962. 517 W. 19th, C.M. MS·lf.54
in the Southland'• m01t de-REDUCED $1750 BY OWNER 548-13U family room, Ice fenced~ 1 BR Apt. rum. Uttl
sirable Ir fucinatin& area. Maa Verde To w n and LUVELY 3 BR. 2 Ba. home ~ yard. $150 mo. 61>2488. Ind. Adult», no dop. Alao Costa Mela
Scboola It Cal.it. Irvine cam-Country, 3 bdrm with lge on 2 lota: c:an uae as 2 apts. . FURN or Uni. 2 BR. lge lot. ama1l unit $70. 642-6560, 1;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;!
pus juat moments away. mlltr. llJite. Patio and fruit Rm. to bid. Near Be.y A $$ mo. + utiJ. Costa Me-642-9044 CLOSE Senalb\y priced from treft. Now listed at $27.750. ocean. Will aeD all or 'ii Int aa.. 642-Tl63. _N_ASSA __ U_P_al_ma_l_A_2_B_R. ;;.900 to $43,SOO ~~_,,.fH or trade. Can~ In ru.r. 3 • BR/Dble garage $125 • Furn or Uof. $1as.sl40. Htd • TO
LU K HOMES ..,_v iza4Es41aTLa0wneruv ~LUFFS ~. ~_!'..~4; ~ J= pool. m E. 22nd St. 642-3645
Directiona: MacArthur Blvd. Phone 546-6900 · _..,,._. . • 1 BR Comp! Furn.
minted coin. CO ft. at to at. Price Just Reducecl •
loL $1,CXXI down will pu.t JOUr $57,000 .
nenv on deed. Heavy aba.ke roo! tope this
"Ring SpringM 642-7252 loYelJ 3 BR A den. 2 bath
ANYTIME home. White picket teoti!
SPRING '.-llWTOUnda the U>ee ~ered
patio. Dbl pr w/xtra car-
Realty Co. ~ ~~ted ~ d~a":
1M1 ~DRIVE Village
OWNER ANXIOUS -See Lecne Option this TODAY!
H1rbor View Hills
5100
from Paciik C.oa.lt Hwy. or NEW • Decoratcr'a dream! LOS PADRES 131 Flower St. $79.SO PARK 4 IEDROOMS Newport Fwy. Torn on San WE NEED 3 Br, 2 ba. \'ft, Pool/ Lee, REAL TY Mesa Verde 3110 MS-7883
J oa.m ,; .. Hill Rd then fol own/option, u/$.10,000, 3 BEDROOMS, 2 BAnlS """"'...,,..! ,..., ..,._.., l n-,,. __ 21,500 low .. ~ to 'modd area. • 4 bedroom ~ Eaatside 644-2009 New home, T<YrAL PRICE 3 BR. 2 BA, Formal dlnina ';""'Adul~m w~: SPAClO~ 2 Ir B Bit
Spotlets 3 bedroom home STEPHENSON REAL TY
with covered petio in a quiet 306 Marine Ave. 675-4000
cul-dNae street. SlOOO down
l $185 per mo. on a AieaM
option buis. Owner1 a r e
movin& It need immediate
1tetion. Full• pri~
You can't believe thia! Beto-1a1der $.10,000 for fut buy· CUST ~ Daplex. 3 Ir 4 ONLY $26,«m, $1,D Down room, dl8bwuher l: built-548-1885 EYm A wtmm 2 batb Apt.a. Built-Im. ~
-er. lf you want to sell see Br 1 blk to Fmk: 195 • Glmneyre St Ina. ~ &: drapes, dbl • peb, drapes. Quiet lMns.
. ....,
~ loc:Tttnr. I/I us now. R.Ao Cl•w. $52;:-nBv Own--Lqtma~-49Hll33 -~ 1-chlld~-~ ~2....BDRM/U'l'Il c-3117 ClnMmtn~-
tloor plan with 4 big bed-er i2J 4h1 St. m.sin. <Next to nc Toe marlfet) 54MS79 • m JOANN • Rental Mgr. Mn. ChrUltlDle
;:-t~ ~~ ~~; FOR EXCHANGE 2 ~ 3 BR homes In Vlllaie N rt •--h -oo 646-28ll or MS-0787 546-lOM ., ~
leaving area. Auume the LoYely 3 bdrm • 2 bath, nr UCI. Sale, leue/opdon A WEED IT ANO REAP ewpo -c ~A '69.SO ~y nice 1 * C * $23.950.
646-7171 546-2313
Open Ev•. 'Til 9
THE ~EAL.
E S TATERS
loan and $156 per month tn-..,Ul·I eve 1 Cone!. ominium, 293 E. l1tb St "~mu lease. Whitehouse .Realty. Unique 2 BR It den,. 2 BR, TOWNHOUSE Leue or Sale; BR 'l'ral.W. Adults only. ontempor1ry ... ud Adult ... ,.;_ Pool iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.............,.iiiiiiiil .,.A., IUIV\ or -.u .... ""'-\\'/W crpta, buie liY rm, ..... _ or u-.. ·-., .... 2lL 133 E •. 16tb St CM 642-1265 FURN ............... VI Ell taJCeS and lnsuraD~· are&, ........... • V'IV'""1\I o.»"'V'Nt C.Y_, g~ Walla m&Ufve IUJ)-&"IUU Ill.WU. ~ on., n Un&" Vn.l•
WALKER Ir LEE, 200 5 minutes from Ocean and RUSTJC-RAMBUNG 2 Houses by OW'Del'. Ocean deck. modiidtch. range & ba,, frpl., carp., drapes, bit. 2·BR I ~ + Re-Spac 1 le 2 BR, prlv pado
Westcll1f Or., 646-7711, Open Bay. Want to trade equity front good area. pr1eed to oven dlsp offered u ii Ins. 2 car gar., heated pool. ~ Stove. S90-mo. Nr-(rplc, all ldtdl bit.ma, pool
FiCJht Inflation Eves. tor Mobile Home Harbor ee.11! 675-0081 e.151D. $24 900 . Lo,, Dn Miaslon 545-3155 Aft 5 pm A wknda at.ores. 546-5040 bkr. le cabe.na. 8Sx180 Pitch a
5 UNITS with room for 3 DAVIDSON Reaftv ~ ';,,;11Equ~i.5~ 2 i::e ~.:O ':~~~g~ DUPLEX/3 A: 2-BR. RI~ 49'-0'laL . =~~~·BR. 2 ba. Newport leach 4200 Pu~~.,~~~ S:. mo
more · • Jot 64x290'. Ideal $660 -r mo. INCOME li'B-!J'lOO Eves: 543-6966 with fireplace. $22,000. %-BLK BAY A. OCEAN! BLUE Lagoon OlndomlnJum Newly redecorated .• Duplex. <Juat off Santa Ana Aft.)
for owne~ or non-resident 8 turn~ units, Eaa~ L.v & leach Well..McC1rdle Rltra. Owner $45,SOO * 673-2950 3 BR. 2 BA. $37,500 Unturn Occupyinr 2 k>ta. Separate 2008 Call 546-62161
mgr. Asking $.52,500. CALL Full --$51500. .7Ilt 1810 Newoort Blvd CM or $40,CXXI Furn. (%13) Jndry nn, It patio w/lhaw· ~ ,MR. NELSON 54().llSl Rll.T. mo~ 58, CM Hlty, Inc. 543-7729 -. 1 · Eve.s.·~ Newport Hgtl. 1210 833-1398 or (n4) $2131 er Ir dreutng room. $300 w. Oceanfront Completely
Heri~ Real F.atate 5'6-548> 549-l058 20'JS W. Balboa Blvd., N.B. EXCEPI'. ctea • by own CUstom 4 BR plua den mo. Yrty. 494-1296. 2 BR. 1 be.th. crpta Refurbished
Beau 1nspd Nr Harbor m $].CXXI Down • Allume pay-NEW DELUXE UNFURN drapes, $150 mo.
SPECTACULAR YIEW··OCEAN and BAY
C~annef Jes/ -.AparlmenlJ
On W1terfront Ne1r Newport H1rbor Entnnce
2525 Oce•n Blvd., Corona del Mu, C11lf.
AMPLE GUEST PARKING and BOAT SUPS
Why Not En)oy
The "Condominium" Way of Ufe
THE ADVANTAGES WILL SURPRISE YOU
You can purchase and get fee title -or lease U you prefer.
ALL IPtl. have WATERFRONT VIEW. AU have two bed.rooms
and two bathJ. -WITH LARGE PATIO.
YOU ~QfE INVITED TO INSPECT OUR FURNISHED MODEL
Btry $59,500 and Up-Lease $420 Monthfy & Up
Phone 6 73-1788 for further information
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C __ ost_a_Mesa _____ 1_100_ 3 br 2 ba Dbl. trplc. menta. * 494-9292 Channel Front Apt. 642-1615 fi'l5.1669 evea. 1 A 2 ~ AiQ
Elec kit lee ,.0o w/treea RENTALS 3 BR., 2 be. boat dock avail. ~![!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~I Swim Pool, $95 a: $1.15 BUILDERS REPOSS
Work'a all dooe • 3 big
B& It 2 baths, .la.lye Cam.
Uy room W/w carpe~
ovtnized patio, tirq>lace,
aprinklen electric built·
Ina A: dishwasher. $995
down movea )'OU 1n. Extra
nice quiet O>eta Mesa ~
cation. CAU.. RAY GAULT
Heritage Real EAtate
54().1151
Lender's Repos.
Vacant, redecorated inside
6 out. covered patio, close
to echool& Under market at
only $11.500 • ..anit your
tenna.
Paul Jon .. RHlty
847-12fi6 Eve. 536-2465
DESIGNED for FUN
3 BR It fatnily room PLUS
&Ol'feoul U x 36 heated
POOL, new ca.rpel1 l: floor
to celllnc drapes. $27,!MX>. • •
call 'til midnight • S40-3650
Heritage Reel Estate. * 5 BEDROOMS
Panoramic ocean view on
land you own, All !or $35,~
OPEN HOUSE SUN 11-5
1161 Gleneagles Terr, C.M.
A&t. 673-8550. 548-9535
ideal dog yard $30,950. HoUMI Fumllhed $275 mo. Rltr. 67J.0160 ROOMY 2 BR Gara&e Apt. 2621 Harbor Blvd., C.M.
642·7318. M·l.f.56 Oae to bch. ahp'& Ir bus 546·9081
CORNER 2000 sq.ft. 3 Br, 2 ltental1 to Share 2005 3 BR. 2 Ba. ini Blk. to bch. line. $130 mo 'WI July i.I!!!~~~~~~-
-···---~ ... ~lyEv. ~9371 Ext U; Jn w. a.u, 67J..4(YJ6 *TOWNHOUSE* ha. fam rm. frill. nr llChb, ....,...,.,..., es ~ aenaational buy • $29,950. JllALE, 2 BR apt Fiim. . BACHELOR Room and 2 Br, 1% baths, patio, ~
Owner. Prine an11. 846-5276, 642-4179 aft 1 PM an Tuee-N.wnar! Heights 3210 be.th. Oceanf:nlnL Re.trii drpe, atoYe, $130 mo. 968-1740. . Thun-Fri. All da.)' wlmda. ~ incl. SS> mo. Winter. 132 E. Melody Lane
I BAOIELOR wtlbea to 2 BR. boule: fenced yard; 673-6069 ~ 544-2429 evet. 548-826!5 * 548-1188
Corona •I Mar 1250 b'HAR.E NEWPORT ff'I'S, avail. NOY. lat: $120 Mo. VIEW ol Bay Ir Ocean NEW 2 BR, luxur!oua, all
HOME. * 646-6112 548-7478 Aft. 4 p.m. 2 Bdrma., fireplace, Contern-elec. crpta, drps, GE ldtch.
SJMctacvlar Vi.. porary fumtture. Yearly Color antennas. Encl. gar,
H1rbor ArH Cotta Mesa 2100 Corona def Mar 3250 548-2394 After 6 P.M. Nr bus. Only $123. Adu.Its.
Day ud sUsbt C"D"""' BEAtmFUL 1 bdrm. nr 120 E. 20th St.
By ""llNrD 3 Bdrm L tam r ~ 1 weeks rent. 2 BR 2 LOVELY 3 BR • 2 BA. :'.12=-..... =---..,::.:.:::::_::.:..._
vn ~ • Bath ' --U-"• LR G Cp•· Orpe Fl1>l .._,,.. pool. adults, ... .,.. to • ~. cpta, drl.pe1, blt-Jm,
room + -....-. ..a..._,,_ ..... _ ... ......._ .• ar-'°' , , Bltrw. ""'-.., •A.IN __._ ....... 1 N ~ t""-•""'u' .o_.a ant •I-'""-""--.L..... $125, st8-:.K)35, 644-0637. • .. WI yvw,, IJU', 0 children Oloice loL Patt1JW pm. Ex.-ase, ~ y ' Jl6uu. IJJr ~ toe! $250-mo yrl,y. « pets. Nice area. A11o
tras. $59,500. m.oi01 posa1, prdener. Unclerprio. 675-2319 or 815-3460 Npt Cfwmel Inn Motel tum. apts. available.
O,.......,"''" ~~mo~~ 3 BR., 2 be.tha, pla......,,..,·, Lolivest winter rates. 642-80f2 ..,,~sm Owner. $3,CXXI •unuall<'U "">"""' u...~ _.. ,,.~.. 8030 w Coat Hwy 642-3030 • for our equity. 4 BR. 2 Eld • . . Cpta., drapes. WW furn. . . . LOVELY 1 BR. Carpets dra
battis. bit-in.I, 2 frplcs, cpt. _2_m __ eo_A_w_._MI __ &._ms_ Near beecll. 673-8593 $lM> MONTH Bachelor Apt. pes, ~. wuher/dryez'.:
Fine locatloo. fi'IS.2286 Ev~. LOVEl...Y new 4 bdrm· Comp! --· -·--· -·-1817 W. Balboa. mvd. Adults, 00 pets. $80• 2266-
2304 PACIFIC DR. fum., wuber/dr)'er, 4lh-Balboa 11!.nd 3355 6~ B Placentia. 646-3160. Open.
3-BR. VIEW HOME + ~:· ~:;"a,_elp;rs:: YEARLY leue or longer 2 • 8R .FURN $UO • MO. LARGE Deluxe 2 BR, 2 ba.
$240 mo-income/673-6904 $250 per mo Prefer 1 or 2 WINTER. UTIL • roRN. elec. bltna, cpta, dnpa, 2-car ~":: ftlc:ome. 540-"'184 older adult.a. Refs. 2 Br. l'ii 130-39lh at e.lboa Blvd. prap. Adults. Furn. Of
Balbo1 PenlMUla 1300 ========:I Ba. Sep, &bower la dressing NICE amall apt, well decor. uni. H> 16th Pl. 548.om room. Frmt A Side patio. ~ to beech. •krel. Yrly ).BR. DUPLEX * Bltnl
CLOSE TO BAY Back lay 2240 ~ace. Forced air beat. $75 utfl pd. Adults. Hl-4430. Drpe, Cpta, Closed praae:
New '1 Bd, 2 beth home • 1 $8(). MODEST Uttle old ra.nc:b Gar. dl11p. Top location. 4 MODERN 1 BR. Pft patio, Yard. Quiel Adults only.
bdrm apt. Deep SI/St R·l house; lib BR's,, quiet, ae-blka from town. ~ bllc from carport. Adulta. No j>eta. Sl~Mo. * 543-4573
lot, lo\'rly patio, &ood rent· eluded. New paint. Lge. fend !'!,.,~Bay. 314 O>ral. 2620 Avon. $95. 673-6066 l·BDR.M. ""'tW • •nt. Bit·
al location • $45,(XXI. )'d. 278 Santa hnbel. v•-~ Ina .... -R. C. GREER, Realty -· --··· Corona def Ma-;-•250 Q '1 wt/w,_ cpts .. duldrapn.
3416 Via Udo 673-9300 lalboa 2300 Huntington IMch S400 --u e ...... et A b. no BREATm'AKING VIEW pets. $99.SO. 548-1322 REP~ S1200 Owner
$22,750 10% down. Paula· Lido Isle 1351
r1no nr. FOlrfu. 4 BR 2 --------
:a BR Furn Olttap 3 BR 1" IU BuDt·lnt ~ Eue.. &P·i 2 BR.; S2T5 2 BR. Carpeta, dnp8. Ca.r-
Gaa A wtr pd. Yrb' eta Ir Drapes $170 Rltr mo., leue. 235 Qunatlon. port. $90 mo. sm child OK
543-3159 M'T-9658 Eves 545-8698. • 644--0908 e No peta. 646-1255
LIDO ISLE bi\th, cov. 1)8tln. CU61.0m
carpets/drpJ, bll·lns.
549-3298. 4 BR., 2 laths
OPEN HOUSE SUN. 1().4 $-lj,ll'() • U500 down
4 BR.. 11i Baths: large G lot. $21.000. 2411 S11nta Ana, ,roq.:r \\'llliamlOl'I, Rltr.
OWNER 77~1907 ST.\-43:~1 OPEN EVES.
l le h 2705 CLEAN and cute 2 bdnn. BACH Apta. Utll, linens, mrud t" 7-BR/NEWLY DEC! _qu.._n_a __ •_c ____ 1 ho\.u!e, new carpets. drapes 1141rv. Month·t<>-month. Motel 158 TuUp Lane/642-6.192
BLUE Lagoon Condo, 3 BR. patnt, r. o. $150, 96:.!·7897 Corona c'lel Mar. 673-1230. Cpta, Orps, Bltna. Sl~.
3 BA. pools. tenn11. priv111e 4 BR 21,t ba, cpt/drps. bh· SMALL PVT·BACHELOR 3 BR • 2 BA/Frpl, Cloef'<l
be 11. ch. sm mo. (213) Ina, frplc. pool. $180/mo. $7~. Reb'lg, Hol plate, 1ernge. $135-mo. * 327·B
833-7398 or <n4) &7Ul !21,Jl 37~. UlU! * 6™904 CABRn..t.O. * MM891 •
RINTAL~
Aph.'
COlta Mei
RDI
BACHELO
frol
b
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J\JRN.
Heated Pl
c.oier. Ai.
2700 hten
bar,. Ml
I
.'4ewport
e
BOAT .
2 .. J
troa e Htd SI
• Ibdoor
l10 l'em
(On the Ba:
DELUXE~
View. Fl1
ocean. #
St. 8TS41t
BEAUTIJ'l
in 1dtchel:
m~ 11''7
<Hot"Vatb
$160. TWO
1nl, tlrepl
beach, Id
CoroM c
q.' ("-
at :
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~
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ba., bit mo. 51 n::
BLK to oc
Sbq .,,.,
q, 1 ad
yrly 673-
SP AC., im
epu., drt
Yr!y. 613-
1 BR Ur
Uttl pald
$135 me
2 BR 2 t
wuber/4
Sllfj/mo..
Huntl"I'
Golf '
Extra la11
BR $140.
141.h l"el
CC. ~ D
NAA. 8!
2-3 BR. 2
Mora Ki
Priv • .m
off GarlJi
Fountalr
DELU'X
APT S.
Coolest.
NEW 2-
Carpeb,
appllanct
double 1i
f.amlly n
862-
c
ll.ntals
ocx:: ltUd•
w/local
213. «
1OR2 b
or hie pr
A vie 4!
Rooms I
ROOM fo
in Conda
Sta, CM·
$60 mo.
PRlVATl!
private
man anJ
NICE e1
kitch pi
home, i:
LGE qut
man f1'5
Dr., S.A.
$U.50 u
$17.50
2376 N9'1
Income
RINTALS -.-RENTALS RIAL ISTATI AHNOUNCIM!NTS
Apts. Unfvml"'-1 Apia. Unfurnlahecl Gener.. ..a NOTICU *
C01t1 Menil 5100 Roome for ltent 5995 I. I. w...... 6MO Leif 6401
ROOMS FOil ltENT WUJ. tndt 1uu1o111 Balboa L08I' Oct. J: .,_ Raaooo m.:;o per week A up Bl)' Qllt Ill(. feat. Ill abo111 ' -.. old: ..tc. Cid Hu~ pool • Maid 1e1'Yio1 Rome M ..... ne, .. .,..U. A JUT«, NJI. l2S..JS55 ~= ~=---.:'7..!a-: ,.,....... -...,
BAcm:L01l • UNl'URN. MOTEL TAHm Jot. N.S. ..... bq!liN • mcK 10
.....__ $100 , Ml-2129 BR. +; -..., ft. YOUR CONVICTIONS
ITVlll $12.50 \IP w/w ccpeta, kit mum. Mr. -.,_ 5tW21l Yoa ._.t llaft •..a.
Alllol
GREENS
* * * * * ~I S.rvlw 6~ Hele, W•nted, Men 7200
e WILLIAMS e
Swimm.in& pool 6et'Vice
m -1166
S.Wln9 _ 6960
ALTERATIONS
CUSTOM DlmiSMA.KlNG
"LOUISE" M8°n04
Senior
Mechanical
Designer
Robinson's
NEWPORT
tDc1. udL priv. avail. Semi pvt lfter WILL tnde .-w 1111 Palm *1r __. 1111t
1 • 2 A I BDRM. 4. M6-&m ~ ._ • .,_ • -a JN'l'Mll.lTICI .a.. JUG
n.JRN. It UNJ'URN. Ulle or maldple fl: ,..._ die 6Mlt.. IDOlt ~
Htatlld Poall. Ollld Care ltoom A IMrd 5996 port area. 50_. ..._. a1¥9 compab!rblld matddn1
o.ottr, Adj. eo lbopplns -RO<X and brcS -ahare IUSINUI --~ .nice a'falla!llle aaywbift. 2'700 ~ Wa,, at Hu---FOlt WCJnnaUciD oD Oar a.
bor 6 Malm, a.ta u... ~ ~.!m Bdrm All-FINANCIAL limited llf.naDe procnm, •--·NHS'n)··--"---_.._ aoo call oae of CllW brtlbt. polite OU111t H01M1 5"8 .._ -....-·-·-ooame1on. • .ao eo1t or obi-
Whlddy1 W1ntt Whlddy1 Gott
SPICIAL CLASSIFICATION FOR
NATURAL IORN SWAPPERS
Sped1l ....
5 llMI -5 tbnet -S t.ucb
lULD -AO ~Sl INCl.UOI
Alteratlo ....... 2-5845
Neat. accuraw, 20 11'•· exp.
Tiie, Llnolevm
& Mlrble 6975
* Verne. the Tilt Man 1r
C\lat. work. lmt.all " ~ pa1ra. No job too amall.
Pluter patch. teakin&
ahower repaired. "7·1!5'1.
Life eupport equip.
ment for commercl•I, •
under.u ind mllltuy
•ppllutlon1. Must be
f•mlll•r with mll 1tan-
dud1, dr•ftl"t pr•c.
tlcff, •nd wllllng to... e
aume r .. ponslbltlty
for various phlMs of
Mlint1111nce
Engineer
Dlsplay Man
.~wport a..ch 1200 .. -.e.m Hwmrr ptioD 10 ..... • p.rn.
CAllll v~~· .!: = DUKUlll ·~~ ......... _ ..................... ,... ........ -. a-vou• .... tMJ• ..._ ............ ............,
...-OlHINO 'Otl WI -TlllADllS ONL'tl JOBS & EMt'LOY'ME NT
80.U-SLIPS AVAIL home tar eldert.y lad;y. Awnp ..,._ scmt..,_ IJW • .Am8ba Social PHONE 64U671 Job W1nted, L1dy 7020
2 A J BR • 2 Ba ~. I.Mt mantb $DG. Nd Ill-,. ........ &. 1Dc. Te Pied Your Trider"• P1radlM Ad COMPANION I Nune. Fine
SPECTACUl.\R Ba,y Vu on lady with xlnt ret'a for live-
Nwpe fee laDd/Eleaant 3 br In can. Homemakers
from = mo. eome .. mo ....., ONION BANK BLDG. e Htd 8Mm Pool Mlle. ltent1lt "'9 Nlel). 'l1w ~ Cbe sunz 111 ORANGE TR.ADE
e Indoor ~ buDdl~ tbe equlpDmt A (1'al to J'AllDON SQUARE) ~~ = ~~
no Fernando. Bal PmD ~~ ~ t" a.. the corparaliaa .n m ta.t ~. Newpcn ee.ch.
<On the B&J 2 bl fMn l'eft'J) electr1dtJ. EaQ lcct& $H.B sD ii=-1 COAST HEAL TH CLUI 54Ml9l (Ernie Minney)
Dv~~..!i~. 1 2 a:-f= IC2..sm hlltw Inc. '4Ul11 ........ M•• ... Equlo, a BR + for-. • •.-i __......,.__ __ __,,.. ____ ..,.........,_1 -b1r ~ &It" ma1 din. rm. 2 BA Santa
ocean. im mo. 123~ lllAL IST ATI OWNlrl ILLNISS ...._ an nt. 11 ...a pm Ana home. Want O&ce
St. 81MlSL / Gefteril . FOllCU SALE lilt. • ..._ 10 mat lllD Putt or T WW add cuh.
BEAUTiroL a BR, 2 be. bit· l'OOD TO TAKE Ol11'. J». m z. lD aa ~ Dd. A&t 5tS-GD. EYe. 545-Ml4
in ldtcbeD A dlbwlb:r $2C10 Income Property 6000 bhlw..t .,..._, idml c:.M. 6GaOfO DLX. s.1MJa s.y Cub Apt.
mo. >'r11 1Mle. •---I tr coaple. ~ 'ftmll. X • CITIMINTll ~in Home Mapzlne,
(Horvath Rlty) m.im .....vllle Brouted -~ Oqalm • llml* TB E FOR: w&lerfroot or Yiew
$160. TWO Br. J.onr built· Two botllee (~. IAl'P pbza. dell.. ~ ldDe er Jot. N'pt. Sch. tna. fireplace patio n. a r R-2 Eaatalde kllt. .TUlt redl» etle. run pdce $13.a .. GBOCJP, ~ ,....... trips, area. Kr .. em 548-2211 '---~ ...... .. ... -ed K 000. Pbten .. _, .__ down. N,_-Beadl-. .. Keet c'6as .,,,..,. . •
.,.,...... .uwts ..._._,,, .. 46~ .,.•Mft•W:.... ~ m.smo --· tlal8'eltlL 11HMl U PM S3S.500 EQurrY in 4-unlt
... • .. ,.,.,.., ··~ ... -• -moDe:1 • maldQc CONM del Mlt' 1250 down. TEXACO DO,_ ... --.. .._ beer bat, lbowl exc. remrn.
546-2312 • 646-7171 Modin. ....,... ,_.. = ~ .::u> .. "; ior •'Jboat. ar wbatevm 0,.. Iv-. 'Tll 9 Statka. Aftllallle ID ~ C» .._..-. ~ SPRING ltDLTY 642-7252 '-v Oxmt:r· PUl .... m•-RAVE "15 T·Blrd. Full
Q,, br~• ta1 ftwdmc ~ Gm. Pl".8!0NALnY llATCB ,_.. l'lcP7 air. New ~ Meet die ~ ta Olrmip ctr.. Wat GDlller car or
ON TEN ACRES e 1E 1.mr e Qr IDllllt ...... tiNe wUb Mobile bome. WW trade on
l 6 2 BR. l'm9 6 Unfm'D UQlUt aalE * a...i. ,.._ ...._., Tllldlls-Blue Boot. Stt-1500-
2-ba Gold Med. C.oodo. Nr· 547al.
UCI. $13,000-eq Jor Uated .,..,.HO~U....,S-EKEEP--ER.--xln-t_re_f-er. aca. RE. Car,! 673-4356. for ..... , encH. ......., work.
HAVE: 80 PGntiac w/onl,y Homemakers 547~
20.000 ceuu.1ne mne., ln ,,..0..,...,.,,.-------beaut. cond., J'OR: •mall AY work, bouaekef!Plng,
ee.r In Ulce eondltton. for -.>ti, Cook1na. All areu , ~wife. 833-0a&. own trans. 541·!1863.
rRADE fOlt trailer OI' camp-
« · Bll 3 BR. cl:ll pr, nice
fenced 1ot tn c.11. m. ~
~ mo tnel taxa. Call
Rottfan O>. 5tS-am aey.
Um ..
e MONAJtQI BAY e
• 3 + 1'amil1 + Dln.lns·
Hap patio. Owner/Sacri-
ftcel TrwSe tbr Lot, 'l'D'a,
~.-.-.
HOUSEKEEPER. Uve-m
pref. Have l().yr old boy.
m.90fr.
oma: WORK/MY HOME
GENERAL• PAYROU.
Cl:llta Mesa, * 548-7343
HOUSEWORK WANTED. cau after 6. Own t:rul. • ~7 .
Job W1nted
Man a Women 70JO
YOUNG cple w/yr old eon
to ma.uae Apta. ln ex.ch for
2 BR unt Apt. No yard
work. 5(5..5392 np,c. . Pm/Paakm • Poole e HOim A INOOKE e o.a;,. AdlN. .. JDd For Blludlwe: -.-U. ALPHA ROMEO VF.I,
T.-11 • Callbl&1 1111f1t. JI New, ..._ I Ba. t a.. M • ~ + •s , 1. • • ocz. ft A Pscq 111De-
1lalin Piii/an. ..... ... 2 a ...... 5'1.-* Jlfr. Jlllllt ..._.._.._..._ LID JaWI llUSI' tnde amcBE.U1. a.-. o.v. .. a.-.. cm. .... xm& 1oe. --. iiiiri dliiili ..... •-. • m:aa aw AdHp. a... OeeMtt 1a -.r
70U
dleeAltlm •· Ollll ll:r) m Woodlmd n., CJI. CRLllft' ....._ a --r. pad __. 'IV _. no-LIVE DIS
-Qir. 8ta • TllntlDl .._ Pltm dlM tD .. C3c 1t1yt &..Ill '411 MT a OCDllf View 5 Jilece ._ • ... ft. <9-n ,.,,_ ,_,. ,_
• tee· 3 BR. ~: 2 R. Sewell. Bldr • .an •nN. Ullts ac CIDDd M0.000 an ~. 56$050. Gase BJlud Acenc:y
be., bit • lnl; $200 Per COIN LWND!llY It • Jn. SCDa:Tl!ltY ums eiaatt:r. W.AJ'ft home, du-~B E. 16th, S..A. 541-0S9!5
mo. 51' Itta 61S6009 8UllMM Pr.,.,ty 6050 old, Good l+ , w B I B •• ~ Rat Mml1 PllltE pies. Jot or 1'D'L Agt. $11,!iOO Eq. tn IQllel'b l BR 2 Cblnae • Enallm • French zu: '9M484 ara. * 0... ----.. * O> IB-Im GTGO. m.8U1. BA home tn VUlap nr tJC!. Pmnanent, aper. Uve • In
projects.
Design
Draftsman
Dr•ftln9 •nd support
work r•l•ted te under·
w•ter equipment, both
commercl1I •nd mill·
tuy: Some en9ineer·
ll't dr.ftlng pr•
ferrecl. Two to five
yea..-ex,.,lence r•
quired.
Apply In person or
send return. to Per·
sonnel D.,.rtment.
U.S. ·Divers
Company
3323 W. Warner
Santa Ana
All equal opportamitJ ...,.
HUGHES
Newport ... ch
BLK to ocean fl bay. l BR.
Sbq .,,,, cpta. beam ceil-
lnc. 1 adult. DO pet&. $125
yrt,y 673-7629.
R!20Nm '1'0 C.1 NOW • * 2 LOl'BIPr9m JocaUaa! Pm. 3''ldl0' Mobile Home. Far East A~cy. 64UT03
1900. lJM Federal 2 bomes Beaat:1 aba H.B. ... $16-. lllrtJar Belt Jlem. HAVENEWPORTOCEAN-Whl~Rll;)'.$C2.NOOor baa a dlallengtng ~
llO' W. 19th by US' Pued I Ida&.. ID .... emll!r • .WPlft. * 5tt-elT nllON'Tbome w/$11,500 eq. m.oa7 Eves. A .. ncles, Men 7lOO tun1l;)' with ou~
SPAC., lmmac· 4 BR. daplo
Cpta., drpe.. blt.lna. $ZO
Yr))'. 6'f3..24Q2 Eves.
1 BR Unfum. Blk bMdi.
Ut:ll 1*ds Adults. no pets.
S13S mo Yrly. 675-6351
2 BR 2 bath. dee kitchen.
wuber/dl)'er, patio. pool
$196/mo. 613-4'189. •
alley. awn c&fe o&n ~ !"••• h11 ...a 563Mt Wat 21-31' ~ Ou&ler crowtti potential tar a
NNN. Hot tiey u la at SERVICE OIRECTOltY Jar Ab cw Put equity. HAVE U8S OIEVY VAN. F .. P•ld Olemlst or Metalursist to
$2'7,000 cfn. Al1AJme $19.!iOO ....... " ..... Opp.. 611 A • «o=Ana --54l..cJll91 WEEKDAYS ~ I~~"'~'Bob~ Sr n. c. -=-tneer take cbarKe of. precious S2lO PTn (~'70. l.,ytJe :-±•*"±_!---HOUSE• DUPLEX an 3~ ....,,.,_ T -... metal platlnr operation.
Realty 548-9493. INVESTMENT PLAN SIJI. llDW.animter. Tremen-~1141 (~) An x!nt Grm with ltabillty Experience tn analytical
BLDG fllr &lccellltW Small G000 l'O& AKYOIOS doul pntmUall $12,500 • eq. MM568 (eves.) ftqUifts a degreed Electri· controls, physical tntina
Bualnemmm. Ml. ONCE ANY AGE. 5tl4Gi t:w Home OI' Lot. m8695, ROLL top and omce deAlka cal Q.C. Dcmeer. Responli· and platfni production for
--U --bWt7, In part, includes CUI" l~t • .,... for $.l>,000! TRY -f'ft&. worth PlO and $150, wUl e..,._.,uwc compooenta 11
$71.900. ''Tex'' ~ at M.tey ,. IAM SJ' OliaUr Sport nth'c trade tor ~·-. ::"~~oft· nea.ary.
WHlTDlOUSE. 657 w. 19dl PIUVATI MONEY Boat lJc>3I ~era. ~ P1* poten.._ To
CM 64UMOO. EH 54l..Q3S. .................... w ,...... .... Good eand! ~ for aree,t boob. tools. ~ $850-An approprl&te decree la ;.; ~ ~ M Boa1e. Lot. cir Unita. machine, ~. ~ Aleo , .. Potltlonl mandatory.
~untlngt_on 8e1Ch ~ 8uslnw Rental 6060 tm Nocib ...,_.,., I.A. m.a5. -..... ews. (2) Sb:~ Eut Cott.a
543 .. 311 -,tlls• 11,ilftll! 6550 OXNARD SllORD 3 BR. 2 Me. EXOl.ANGE part/ 642-3170
Golf C.Une View a.lboe Island BOL&MifZ wUllDs '° cma ba IDOd borne $29,SOO. Newport
To lovest!cate thla poa1.
tion, 11leue m>d yoar c:oo-
Gdential miume 1o: Extra tarp a BR iim • 2 New S...... Moc tss111, T .D/• 6145 Jar d6ll'm ID INr llame-'m..&DE for Or-.. O>. equ1t1 for land, or m . '-nonnef A .. ncy
BR $140. 2 batbL Ovwloob AvalJelM .lnl hm 4 J11D to 1 am ..-~. Bal> hnes. :rep. 1Wtln Co, nm Westl:Wf Dr. 133 Dover Dr., N.I.
lxperieneed
Permanent ,... ....
Excellent leneftta
APPLY
Newport Store
Mondly lhrv Prtday
10 AM. to 4 PM.
MOL DINO
M-chlne Operlfora
Pl<lc, injedicD. ,.,..
nent poliUoc wtth aooct
pay. Elu:ellmt work coadl-
tlolll. Overtime and all
f f l D I e benefttp. lmmef-
l&t. opmltls ca all llbUla.
Experimoe delired 11 • t
will caoaider cratnea
CALIFORNIA
Injection Molding
Costa Meta 546-MIO
All eq'IW ~
~
Prefer 18 ~ OI' oli:tlr,
neat, ~e. o.Q1,
evenlnp. AllPb' ID sis-trom U p..m.
Snaclc S1top Jr.
1902 S. Hubor
Coet1 Mes.
• loat Aaernblera
• 8ondert
• Molden
(lafttlnaten)
• Woechhep helper
JINSIN Mlrtne Corp.
235 Fiac:her
Olata*-
~
14th lf«D of Mwiowl&rtr Manne A•e. Prtme rocedae S3SID 2ld m ·• a , -' --. am llat. -.-Rll7 m.ao. m.«J31. IG-6IXJO. 5a4190. MR. w. E. XI.JNGER
CC. 5 min to l:>oul1aa 6 Salilbury RealtJ Sell M cll9mmt. IQs Ilda. r Help Wlftted Men 7200 M a a a I er, PrafelaJonaJ f-'MW Tfl&.-
NAA. lf2.3961 maoo S4l-&m WD..L ._..,. tallal ID 1117 * * * * * * Stafmlr. ...,.,,, Ii 1119D
2·3 BR, 2 Ba. pool. Patiol ANNO\INCEMfNTI 11amit. -.rd. far walk-f ff U 6 ff ES lmmedlatie ...-dll7 Mora Kal, 8111 Garftehf. and NOTICES tac ..-.... ~ Jl'.dlapr' a SllVICI DlllCTOIY SERVICE DIRECTORY N ght Dishwasher mlimlti ~ 1pee. :vG= ~ nortb ~:,~!!':"Joca~a: F....t (Pree W ._ Ednnk. ..-. tn41a C..tndm 1 6620 cmr-18. appl:t In penoo , 0 lo H w · Sma1Ucr n• t :«Gr: --------1BABD1Tl'ING M1 Dome Genenl Senfcll '612 an)y. SURF 6 SIRLOlN • • X •· App1J
Fount•ln Val'-5410 boa llland. 410 ICI· ft. LIT'ft.E trt·ealand lmle V1ltata a: Bartlar'. Cll. Alf'f s ft WILL HOUSE SICK? ~Pad&~ Hwy. Nft.port ... ch Ferro Cora. .. , w.w. carpet. $100 per puppJ. Vic 250D lllock ....... raced Yad. ltl«il4 BUILD m Newpxt Beech Catlf. f26Q dMis h.t
DELUXE TOWNHOUSE mo. Rltr. MH5i55 Ana Aft.. CK ..._.,, MY Jane. -.,... Man. tin Where'• tt hm1f PaJntT Or aPPb' in penon at ll'l95 ni.p.
A p Ts. Ol'lrlae County'• 10/14. .... Wans PM. l'tl.; Ila& Del liar.,... • ftAmode... . PlumbtnrT Md a room -MAINTENANCE a: REPAIR 500 Superior Arinue Hmtta&tan ....
C.OOleat areal 5 mln· beach. Office bfttil 6070 GERIWf .,_., bl Jt.. o.aa ..._ 56Hi1. CUSTOM MILLING = ,;: old C:,' : WORK. Lqe Apt Bldi tn Newport IMch, C.llf. INSU• .a.ucl
NEW W BDRM UNrI'S ----• wtllte • trown male; ft:. COSTA MESA WMBICR acra So. Lquna. Permanent. _,..
Carpet., I>rapel. Built-In , OPTJCES, wen room + of ua.. ~ OJlla-. lrtdr.Ma11rar,t1c. No DD PJmt. Ml MD build a NEW ONEt Full To A&e 50. CALL: An equal~ Lnelmnnce~---
appllancea. 1~ ba. Encl. lobby -p"lld ar. ao. tn. -. c.n 1a ldmlicr '6G3I 6560 ftmnclnl· Call ~1166 and Mr. Klnaman, * 499-1177 employer Ml:r 'rilor. ACfl'CY ol l&ajar Ct.,
double p.rqe. 400 aq.ft. Anabel • c 6625 lesve word fol' "Doc'' 8 to 4-PM/M bu ~ for J.Jc. "1'name f.amlly room. POOL! 1Jc llZ· ft. 1736 ~ CM 9:lAGCY poodle tne. lllllle.. Jt roar .-S Bridr 8'cm C...,.t ......... • Or Call &«rl°" Sa~ ~ andlr ~ ....,_.t
8&2-JOQ2, 9G-44Sl OFFICE • 500 *I· ft. $75. Rec to If. a.a.. LUe-• Black Plmla'9 ......... Ol.\NGE <X)ASI' co. I CARRIER BO R b pcopam. LlbenJ IUu7 + or 54«MJ166 1731 Anaheim, ex woods Ame MW1151. .. erk* ar .._a.rt. AD Dvmc nm "'95; an bed-Hlu Ing 6730 GOOD RO~S 0 inion's IndMdua1 pn>duc&a. R9q:
Renttt.'wantwd fftO -8dnmu t §73.215t SMALL Bid m.ie dos w/ cae -. 8rldr an rilw nm p . Dry ID 1 br. Wen FREE • FRlZ • FREE AVAILABLE • Ao n.to, with at lnMt 1·
--------1-~ . ...£..1 I R---I 6090 rid CiOllii. ~ ""nif -vDJ.; -'Wlitilllc ..,,. •. • inlare4. ll24iGI-LIT!! HMJLING F9R HUNTfN6TON BEACH 1'81' ntkl Undawdda:c •· ocx: atudmt ~rm. bd. "8-n• ...... .. .. 83MD. Prlcea IDc l8bar a man AD v AN c ED pOe Uftinl SALVAGABLE ITEMS DAIL y PILOT NEWPORT perlence.
wllocal family. C&ll coll«:t FOR lew; heated• cooled ONE ldUJ. Ilea del Kar. AD tne-.,::wca'-3> 8hampOo method for quaJ-OR CASH. 642-ml e 60-4321 e PHONE: ea.4192
213 -d>-4124 3600 aq. ft. Ill beaut. ID-~· S.-1118. ""Elp. tty 1"1111 6 carpeCI 1 hr dey, Mavtnr and BmUns PAINTER'S HELPER Has Op.nlnge for L ... men & Min...,.
1 OR 2 bedroom untu:rn apt dust bldg. S390 Ho. BLUE ~ •=• kll· lntras• Sena 6562 pa. iuJred. maioo. REASONABLE. Experience neceuary Caner opportJ rill......_
or hie pref CAX'OO& del Mar 1796 Monrovia Aft. ten ftc KartFld It o..t sesm * TOP WAGES naun firm •mna °' .. 100 mu-
• vk ~ Refer. Olata Mesa. 173-3417 E'fee lfWJ • Odll • llM8JD. <X>OIU>IN~ Draftlnt Service 6637 HAULING, cle&Jq>, Lota, DEAN LEWIS IMPORTS .llAl'lr tual IUDdl. I'd or pt
Rooms for Rent 5995 Lots . 6100 Leaf 6401 PLAN'MJNG DRAFnNG· ALL types, pngea etc. Dmnp, ddp, l966Harbor Blvd,CM. JllErUUI N~pt~':'c. ".ta~ nee a.-Jtatloa Mech. .\rdl. 6 Elec. P.O. be.ckhoe, ftl1. ,nide. 96U74S 646-9303 IU.Ul'IM
ROOM for employed woman e Urpnt aa.le needed! e BASBET JD.JMDJl"Dl&U: 6GIU9 Bos 12 QlM. m.o30C. WAl'frm l full time Nlabt Suta Ana oalce, 54?-Gll
in Condo. Nr Tustin • 20lh R.-1 Jot. Salton CU7, near 2 _ 'Yft/Am. to "Deqiee". -' Ironing 6755 Manager with mechanical Experlene9d Preferred Invelton 11Dandal
Sta. CM. U1t ot ldtch A pool beach. $3,250. Owner6Q..BI VJo.8albud A AdlllaafBB. c..,..:t•lf! '590 Electrtcal 6640 IRONING.!donem Ho exper. & local refa. Apply lenlcen, JDc.
$60 mo. 548-6436, 646-15C'7· E'fea, wkenda. ·, hmll7 pet. * BaranS. n.ECTRICA?f Llomled You pk:k 1IP and 1117~: ~ !i a.m. A: 5 p.m. Perm.nent Poeltlon Houseman
PRIVATE entrance. Semi MESA Verde Golf Cour9e Jot. <U D-1000 or •1111 * NO Jtm TOO SllAI.Lt * . . Excellent 1ftft $1 hour ~ M e, Springdale It Elqlerienced idel lld
prlvatB batb. Pool. WOl't Fairn1 view. 8Y Owner. 1 mo. bbae ••me• .mUt blk AD ·"'*2-Md, ft!IDOCW, Banded. Sm~, maJllt. M2-3581.. per . ~er, H.B. APPLY but DOt aecem!;:~
m&D Ohl,y. MS-750( OM 542-2945 eollar wAlell. mnit. iall ._.... * m.&m • repairs. * IRON'JNG I MY ROME. SER-STA SALESMAN Newport Store t.ct
NICE comfortable bdrm, 2 Lots in Atucadero, CalJf. Vic. Pw:aed& • 8o. Las· EXP!lUENCED • Repaln It Genie I 66IO PLEASE BRJNG HANG-"111 Ume. 2">TI ex-per. Miry Dudley 1c1•.... ....i.. -. _,. adult Sell l or both. Both ",500. 4!l5-G51 ranod., Imp er amaD. n ng ~.. * ,,.,. °"""" Neat. Mech1 lmowledce. M d h Wes-•-te.r ""' v••· ....,. ,,... ---------•eabineea. Uc. MJ..m.t --'"'""'· ~ Salary & Comm. * Apply· on •y t ru Frid•y u1UDI home, patio, MMm CM 54U431. call after 5 PM. I.DST: Boys' J. C. B1a1m MTender Loving C1re JIM TICE OIEVRON ' Olmmunlty HOlpital
LGE quiet room to lfnlde DOVER Sffoog • VIEW Pd eob' 10 ..,.S. bare. fnn. JlD>AIRS * ALTERA'nONB for Green Glrdeftl# Muonry, Brick 6830 2590 NEWPORT Bld/Pf. 10 A.M. to 4 P.M. 193-4541
mlD $15 mo. 20172 Raf.landa Santiago A Antlgla. Ook:ie Eetanda aldlL Uc lE40 CABINE!S. AltJ ~ ,..,,,,,..pin,. Hort. sbldeat. BRICK BLOCK STONE ROUTES AVAD...ABLE l'OREIGN car auto mec:t;;:
Dr., S.A. ffe1s. 568639. lot. $22.SOO. 6'4-2039. Re'fl, ~ 2S Jl'I aper. Lawnl ree.a. Mo. dis. ,.. ~ sLATE In An aqua} opportunJC)t ic. Top noteb ,....... s.t
SU.SO Up wk. W/Jdtdlen R-2 Bil lot A Hie, plam PART..._ Fanale cat. c:.rn.t, C.ICI ... "°° eat equip. Haannc. MS-1.918 CEMENT W'Or'.k.. 636-2918 Weatmlnster for ban 11).14 emplo)'U' wot1diJc oond.IUom. Inmr-
$17.SO up Studio Apt.a. I unlta. Oimer must 9ell sre1 A: ~ • .tc. E. 1tCb EUROPEA:. LANDSCAPER Good Profit.a. No SUn4a, an<:e. VolYO, VMC, '1'07*
2376 Newport mvd. 548-'1'55 lAlw dn. 6'15-1393, eMT19 &, C.M., n.. ... CEMENT WORK O:nnplete land8ct.ptnc I: P•pertulnglng Dellv~ eo..cm SALES AD~ LEWIS IMPORTI
maintenance serrice. Vf!IY P•lntlng 6l50 BOYS 10 • 14 P.!:PRESENTATIVJ!3 19116 Harbor Blvd., C.X. reuonable. 548-m'1 eves. .. _ Good routmel e Good prcllt! ladlni Independent apeda)-
Free EtthMe. Gm'L Oee.n"". 'l'r'9e Serv-INTER. or Ext. PAJN'I'ING, BALBOA PENINSULA llata deaJtna 1D tNrtr 100 M84!0S
AU Types tee. Spnyln&· .New lawm. J?adED, SERVICE. Local DAILY PILOT mutual fuada, UJ>IUldinc 1n DETAIL MAN
PffQliE M2-G5'7 Haulinc· Weedq. Rototill m. FREE Mt ~Im • &a.mi • Oraoa• County. Tbla ta an ~IOI ~
SHAW & SONS LOW PRICF.s! ~ INTERIOR EXTERIOR op,>01tunlty to ~ dlcni· TOP WAGES
SP!XliLIZING EXPERT JAP~ Fut A neat, l BR Apt. ~ N:: ~PM • fled ~eaalona! aeWna tun DEAN LEWIS IMPOITI
EXPOSED AGGREGATE ~ • a.EANUP c:omplet• $89. S0.2866 pert. Applyf!l' in ~ ~ e;-er part time. IDvatment 1966 Harbor Blvd., CM
J'omdatlom/Patia. MalnteO&DCe. Mack 117..()132 PAPERHANGING I: Paint· Sheraton Beach Inn 21112 exp DOt ntceu:ar)', '"train.. 646-9303 ~ EXP Gardenlnc 6 ~ lnr· Non-union; 20 >Tl· In Ocean Ave., H.B. ' 5'7~. Mutual Fund lJt. REAL ESTATE
Free Dt~~erma inc· Cement work. Reuon-Hnti· Beach. 536-ml9. BOYS 10 • 14 s::-~ 2100 N. Main. Shoulda't J'OIJ be wttb wan.
.> --------CUST01I hdos, pool decka, able, ftllable. 642-4400 PROFESSIONAL pa.'i!linl· Lquna Seacb. So. t.aruna A Leet Free ~tice.
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I I drtftw.,... Concnte •• LARRY'S Gardtnlnc Se.mce Discount ~~~ea! Free est1-Good roatui •Good Pl'Ofitai WANTED Phone« wnte WAUa:R 1t Inc & ~ IG-1.QlD Kaw A Trim $1W26 Mo. mates. Refer a. 5.l&-0080-DAILY PILOT LEE Inc. 362:9 HM1:Jar 81.s.
ltM233. Dependable! ~ YOUR p&tnter -bonded A • &a-ml • Retired Gentlem•n ~-
THORYK CONCRETE cur •. FAge Lawn Serv. A re!'I. Small ~ welcome. Engine lnat•ll•tlon tor -;:RETIRED~==-A~CXXXJNT=="""AHT..._.1
I
HITl'P 1· All t1Pm. patb. waJb ••• Maintenance. Ucewd CM Veterans painting, 642:007 Experienced PART TIME ()p!rate SeUCN1 Tat Oft.
I I r r . FrN FAt. &'154511 ~ • ~ aft 5 PM Plumbf-6890 LUHRS BOAT co. DESK CLERK Ice. (Corona del Mar). XJnt
• • _ _ Chlld ea,. 6610 e FALL Prunlnr " de&& ··• 849 W. 18th St .. C.M. Profit Sharing Plan. Wrtt.t
up . .Dependable, reaaooabJe PLUMBING LEAKS, ELre-SERV Sta Attend for grave-Sff MR. BAR.RY Box 2'111, Santa Ana. 'IN 11 11 G I DAY care: bot lanches; ooe rates. 968-1928 TRONlCALLY located, re-yard shlft. Union Oil 2201 The Inn It L•gun• FRY COOK / 1·11'· EXPr.:lt
I I' I I' By the time a man flnda dllld •19 i.:I: Uc., aper. plllred. replaced under ce-E. Coast Hwy, CdM, ru N. Coast Hi&nwa,y $2 • HR. at.art. * DOQ.. gr"net poatures, he can't Hr. d"atowll Oii. 648-7026 Gener•I S.rvlcee 6612 ment, walla, ground or any· 673-332(), HOUSE COFFEE SHOP.
_______ ,.... -the-. v ACA.Nc:'f * Nunery SchL ODD J OB.S I Yard Oeanup, place. D timatea -ewnlns•. RELIEF BARTENDER. A~ No Experience . • 562 w. 19th. C/M.
11 L .a.1 M Ca I b lre. ~ ' EQUIPT. 1 lo 5:30 ~· GARDEN MOWING I: w!ek.aid.a OK. Oill Mike ply ln peraon, Mesa Lanes N-eua~ EXPER. Serv. Sta Att • " f 10.-1 1.-.. dlldde ... Hart>or/BUer. * 5t&-ls.19 EDGING. * 50.&9!55 673-3760 1703 St.q>erlor, C.M. -Graveyard lhlft. Union 00
I I I I 1• I ._. !L_ llna"' ~"**"~I •CALL MIKE l'1W1IO • Save on plumbtna tncludin& SERVICE at.at:lon attendant Must have clean lll'Dla ~I.~ Ma&nolla a Warnll',
• • • • • •-.......ip froM.....,.. Na. I -Contracfwt '620 Reaaoo. Reliable ~ tmeJ'iCllC)' jobs A mnod. full lime. Experienced. drMnc record. Apply • ;wa ... ,10 I' r -r r r I' I' r I' r I NEW CONmt. • AddHJonl Paint . Plumb'g . Cu,entry Refer'•· ~!;46-3961. wer 71. 490 t: 17th St. c.M. YE'ii~ 1f:~t. co. Sale~. ~ffi!__ . - - . - . · -· - -Rn•oden._ -Uc. Contr. DRIVEWAYS S1LK.COATED p I S. 6910 PART TIME * Unusual Costa Meu BEA.L'S • 1100 ffiVIN!:
I I I 1 """' 0 •nnr "-"" , .. .., d 1 Brf k k 00 rvlce LJ. for man over 21 with I)~"" I I I I I In.ta.I I ""'', """"" .,_........., Repair r vew&>•· c w . -----JVV MARINE PARTS MAN N~rt Beach. 64.2-0262 y1ju:'• C1 .-. Addltiona * RemodeUn1 Hauling &: Cle3llu,. ~ POOL CLEANING ~· -*-545"9878 ~~. Expcr pref, but will train 1f SER..sTA. MANAGER
SCRAM•LETS ANSWERS IN 8800 Frtd H. Gft"Wtdl ·Lie. llae DAILY PILOT CALJ.. PAUL Bo1t A111mblera necessary. 2431 w. COtUt EXPER. FULL TIME.
-------------------------673.fOCl * 549-2170 aaulfted * 548-4825 * No aper nee. 642-6830 Hwy., Newport Bch. 543-7038 1697 PLACENTIA/CM.
Income Property 60001neome Property 6000 Income Property 6000
Boloc 4 Slmpll Setmnbltd Word Puat. for 4 o.dda
0 bclnallOe """' "· tti. , I four ecr\mbltd WOfdt .,.
low to fomt 'four •mple wonk.
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DAILY PILOT Thursd11, Octobtr 19, 1967
JUdS & EMPLOYMENT Joas & EMPLOYMENT JOBS & EMPLOYMINT JOBS a EMPLOYMENT JOU & IEMPLOYMENT JOIS & IMPLOVMIN't MIRCHANDISI POI
SALE AND TRADI
MERCHANDISE FOR
SALi AND TRADE
"4elp Wented, Men 7200 Help Wan*t Men noo Help=~ Help WanNd,
W1 7400 w .... Help Wanted
7400 w ....
Sch11le llllfructton 7600 00
7400 ~lllMll 11 IBM RENT
MltcelllMOUI 8600 ---
KivPuNc:H k TV"• • a.bis • "• • '• t 1
a • • Dryers • Dlllnr..,.., 0,. PIOGll>.MM NG • P tiOD to a.. n. 8erT\ce. Production Scheduler MOLDING AUCTION
Fri., Oct. 20, 7:30 pm
New and good used furnltw-e.
Experienced man needed for machine
looding and sc.heduling. Coll or opply
et
Mechlne Operators
Plude. !Djecdon. Penoa-
nmt po'1tiom with aood i)a1·
Excellent ...ortr oooditlrC)il.
Overtime and all frin&!e
beneflm. Must be expel'·
CALIFORNIA
lnfKtlon Moldi ng
ACCOUNTS
PAYABLE
CLEll
Secretary •::ft=::~ Heaclerson'1
'1'aoNIC AllBaL Y • • tm BARBOR. CM. PBX/TYPI. n. t 30" TAPPAN OAS'i:ANGE
30'' GE PWlb Buttm Range.
Divana and loveseet.I, re-
dinen, rocken, chain -in
na111ah1de. velvet, fabric.
lklnk bed.a, mattnsaee, bed
CCll'De!' units, dinette sets,
c:otfee • la.ml> tables, bed-
room aeta, TV'a, portable
TV' a, Olympic combo TV I
atereo, plctu.res, refrigera-
tors, wuhers, dryen, 1tov·
a, 16' ReOel sailboat (1 yr
old), 50 1al. compressor, 5
hp -AND M\JCH MORE!
CLA-VAL CO. Costa Mesa StMtl50
An equal opoprtunlty
employer
At i...toneJMr ex· r::--in account-
IMM.Challenelnt and
ln*91tlng position
West Cmt =.:a--: Both 549-xr~
Trede & lull. Schoele 1-------
Foremost in the vital, expandin9 field
of automatic volves and controls. Escrow Secret-r
NEWPORT BEAal
Elcrow exper or comparable
buslneu expel' desittd. WW-
irlgneu, dependability and
desire to learn are prime ~
quiaitea. Call Byrd Smith fir
Dori.a Wa.ike'. 60«10
for mm.re teentary 2UT & :.::,:~ I.A. D.t
1
Ant __ ..,_ ........ _____ 1_11_0
Excellent fringe Win. with 9nflnMrfng ex· 1.m1 Gar. Cr. Bl.. G.C. b.t MAHOGANY Ollppendale
fits. 537..7113 dlnin& chairs (8), tncludlq perfenc& Above IW.,._ Huntington Bach, caut. tio.t and bol .. • need re.
age -'ng and 9hort· 536 1115 fin1lhloe and recovtrlnl $150 UDWC &A&E-17111 & PLAcemA Wll)Y'S AUCTION •n" m N. Lemon p,d,k Antique Mahoe cllnlnc ta·
MIMI tldlla.. Good or-776-2900 ble, Sheratan .tyle, 8 ex· ~ lnd1c•l• location tra leaves $200 '9f-3248 5'8·2201 Cosa Mesa -~~ Newport Blvd.
An equal opportunity employer Housekeeper
Huntington lnta-cocnmo-
nity Hospital. Experieoce
preferred but not llec-
easary. Qmtad:
WEST COAST ........ Age requlr•
ment 2S to .a. Apply
---.,...,,-"="':-----• eves. a .icenda. M. T J. . AN'nQUD ' UNlQUF.S
Behind Tony's Bldg. Mat'ls.
Coeta Mesa 646-8686
OPEN DAJLY .9 to 4
Route Food
Salesmen
To operate an establish-
ed route with regular
trading customen1. Guar-
anteed income $5200.
year. Our men average
about $7500 with no ceil·
ings, no layoffs. Many
company benefits includ-
ing Blue Cross, ~lue
Shield, retirement plan, a
: company finance credit
. plan, truck furnished and
expenses paid.
We need men
'· who are
\ 25 to 45, married, hleb
school edueatJOG, Ala
experience and abilitJ,
1 ~ bendable ud wiWnc IO
work and learn our bual--
ness. To go ahMd in
pay and/or fe$l>Orwibility,
L'fill
774-0330
tor oppointment
or apply
JEWEL CO., INC.
1000 E. Ball Rd.
An1heim
Between 9 a.m. and 2 p.m. I Friday or all day Mooday.
,. .
· YOUNG MAN
Under 27
Will be oonsidered for a
career position ln the
Consumer Acceptance
Department of our Or·
• ange County branch.
$ 130 week S1l1ry
· Our international eorpor~
' ation will comlder:
: 1. high llChool &raduate.
: 2. Ex-G.L'a, 3. colle&e
~ studenta not returmng to
, 5t'hool this aemeat.er, 4.
<-' · out of state applicants
: sincerely btteres~ in
: estab1illhlng resideDce ID
•. Oranp Cowty. .
: F o r lnte!'view appoint·
, meat call 539-1183, 10
: a.m.. tn 3 p.m.
I
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Cemetery
Counseling
Funeral
Advisors
Two me n with
poi 1 e, dignrty,
emotional maturi-
ty and the desire
to leam aJ oocl
profeuion be
1dded to our
staff. We pro-
vide the entire
training.
.Pacific View Me.
morial Park his
every s • r v i c e
1v1il1ble Before
Need and at •
Great S.vin9.
To arrange •n in-
terview
Phone 6'2·159'
Danell W•d
Viee Pr.sident and
Director of Sales .
Security • ()pportlnlty
AWTATE
UISUUIKf CO.
We I N expanding In
tlM COASTAL. area
and are Interviewing
for Siies repNMnt•
tlvet ... Icing career
opportvnltla. Our
company offers tMs:e
edv1nt.,.._
Mary Dudley
142.1473
1166 WhlttW Ave.
Coda Meu
646-2491
or a.Ml ,...,me to
........ 1 Depart·
Brush-Chemical.CO. Sala
FULLER BRUSH
()pport. mother'• • ooUep
girls lle'rvioe estab CUltoml!n
$2.00 per hour
------~----· ment. IAIMAtDS •••
Call 83M.1!D 01' S4H339
• • • cmd Go.GO
DANCERS
$3CIO per .....
631-5483 « 6IH76l
CAPABLE woman to care fOr SECRETARY Full time.
6 mo. old baby and .2 llChool IJJJDWdiale operUQc, Office
girla in tiom.e. Full time 0"1I a:n.auger ability. strong
tramportation, $130 mo., ph. typmc an11 ..noriband ~
962-3517 bilities. 80me booldier:pi.ng
STA T1S11CAL Typist -C1ertc desirable. Send nsume to
fur aooomting ottice. Good & w. 16th St .• Npt Bch.
b. S. Divers
Company
I llll W. Wner
Sallll bi
c:w<rtunity for adYanee-e HOUSEKEEPER. Jm.in, ~ Write ace It expel'• permanent. Mmt bave driv· AD equal opportunit;y
U!nce Bea M 6'81 Deily PDot. en 1ic11!111e. No ~. 2 employer
MA'n.JRE babyaitter, Want, adults. Waterfront Oil Lido.
MY DOME. 7:30 azn.6:30 PlafD eoakiQc. ~ al1--------pm. 5 .,., utle ~ once. ma.
ww1r1 R.efermea =Mftie»il.4~";-;;:.H;..;wia.:::::::~ ... :::--;:: ... ::-::-.~1JLGD1-CJD1mm•• FOi MOttl
Bua.lw Schools VWt ua at 1t>e
e IBM ~ ARIEL BOOK ~ Moving e IBM ~ __ 369_E_._1_7tb_St._,_CM__ Building sol~ I.oat our e PBX Typq Jeaae. Hardback lJoo6 ~ -...,..,.,...,...,....,54~1·..,,.2_6~72=.,,.,... Sewing MlchlMI 1120 price, Oct, U tbru Oct. 30.
.. .,,.,A'S nnP r.r-uOOL lO'l Main St., Balboa Pen· ,.,.., £_,. -""'" FAMOUS Brolberl m·~-lnsula. VI.sit out new Joca-is DOW takiDc ~ _.._, • tiom tor Kindergarten A Automatic zla:zq. ~ Uon at !13 E. Balboa Blvd.
Pre«hool. Ace 2 lhru s. ed. ~ ctf ba1uce of (Both locatlolll near the
Full learnlQC snsram. $34.915. tertm or cub. 5 Balboa Pavillion) Large ae-
2110 nruRIN AVE/Of. Year pu1a &UMUtee. lect.lon d paperback booka
PHONE: M6-l"4 531Mi61S· It printa at reuooa.ble
p1cu. Some 111>re fixtures •LEA.RN INCOME TAX • Musial Inst. 1125 on aale. Pb: 673-0192. Open
Earn $3 to $t per hour Eve. and Sunday
6 Week tuitlcn course ltarta Fender. Double Showman D U· NC AN ~yfe Mahog.
November 2nd. !.'Vs. Exl!elmrt condition! table w/3 lnvea, pe.da, 6 Kemmer Tu Service $600 or Best Otter! ..... _,_ l.9'lO u.......... '"'OI· ~ .. ......, 541).9539 EYes .......... $100. Mahog conier D&l""I' .....-..__,. cuptJoe.rd $50. Mirror ~ x
INDIVIDUAL lemom U CENTURY B-Oat Clarinet, l\ mahol. htme. $10.
trial). Ol1Jcoat to • LeaoD $95.. Olds Trumpet, $415. Mt Fireplace equip, Bl.klbrus,
Typinc School. 113 Del Kar 6 pm. ~ comp. $10. AmoJd Palmer
CM. sa.-. CLEVELAND Tenor ~ RoJ.l.Kin& sol! Clll't w/.eat
pbcme Cood cood.ltkm. 16-2 bowline bella, 1 16#,
MERCHANDISE FOR , 546-8746 1 12#, t3 ee. Pr. ladles
SALE AND TRADI J'ENI>ER A-.Jlfl-. 2 12.. bowllng aboes. 1%, $2. WaJ.. _....__. nut 4 draww cbelt $10.
,.,... ·--Ufe.dme ~ -546--aft 'PM. 5tl-8M7 wart a c:t1111 ~ o. a THAN A JOit
BABiSinEB ... 111 Vic ti ... a ..-It. IUMlr. n• .0. .... Dlllmt arw-WAJft'l:D: ~CDlma tar-. POOL TAILIS
C.-8cbL S-two dlldn for pa. 1..-~ tlls ~ cornpuJea •wlf{0 1 RI cllllt. --= f1'1Jll BRUNSWICK 3 & I • ......, bd 11 am tN-1m. llu $ 'np fDr two Odotier C--lals f1' IJa' f1' TRIANGLE
-A aft 4 IJlll. IJVE.IN Ho!M-+eeptt I: Oft 1)pilta that are ~ I========= Slate tram-$495
HOUSEKEEPER. Uve in ot dlilcl Clft; priv. racJm I: amiaca to 1 e a r o and MA Tl'IWISES 25~ OFF Pllnoa & Orpns 1130 Brumwick $275 value • •
out. Full or put time. 1 boy beth. $2(IO mo. ~ Day ID09e tD IDOft respons-FAU. ._.__ famous ONLY $239.88 15. c.1.-,_ n...._ -~ n-,-..-t·, _.__ Ible pollltkm.. MOit have Finest quality, anltilied. ......_ our 100% FINANCING _,T -r--._. .. .,.,.. rauMllKD n::J.L4-_._,,._ Likie new! Dilcaatbmed Model Sale!
Ml 6-2588 aft s. mois. 540-!ZU Weekdays ~ to ~ =~ SLIP COVERS Sa•e up to SUJOO on Cll"pm; SECARD POOL
BABYSITI'ER.·)lon. to Fri., MAnJR.E ~ wtd ~ and :::.led in a JJU· IWg. $13.95 -ONLY $U5 ap to $350 on piano. -all 323 S. ::num Orange
7 A.M. to 4.30 P.M. Own Mm-Fri. S.S. to pt girt six manmt posit:ioo. C 0 0 d ~BOY brand NEW, all cuarant~. -"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
trana.: $'20 ~Hunt Bc::b.. oft lo kN. lite bewortt W stattinl aa1ary noellent Rediner Rocml $98 uP Oar tarp lltOck d med =
962-2'120 Aft. s PM Npt. $U5 mo.. 54U671 exi beDeaa and~~ Home of Cllain ff:::~~ tn thla
MATIJB.E Homekeeper ID:»-238 or~ eves. P'llJll. 'l1IOlle interested 517 w. 19th, CM 548-14.St F2 TmMS TO AU. 6 p.m. Mm. Fri. oq traa... e MANICURIST e att lll"pd to contact WARD'S BALDWIN STUDIO ~Cat OIM aJ'ea. For Neiirport Bmdl'1 MR. <DUNTRYMAN 1801 Newport Blvd., CM.
ter 10 LDL ftm9l new Alon. For AT 642-2972 H ........ 91 for: e 60-8484 •
• RF.LIEF Olok. wuma lnterview mn 647-652l SIC Finance e st s. I
pref. Apply In pencn Mesa ..... _ F......_ ............... _ DD Harbor Blvd. ••roem ~ • Telev'lslon l205 ~~~CM ~-,~ ~~ ·~C~ w ANTED: u....---. live single needle open.ton • e Freithf o..Mlpd Rat a NEW
. • ·~· band finWien. 8IO Procluc-No I>o.nt-Bank tmna OAC COLOR TV or STEREO ~ ~ tion Place. N~ Beach. COSMETOLOGIST Spanish -Modem -Maple $10 MONTH
MAruRE e a.ERK F&\tALE Well esfaNitbecl, beau.tifulq Uv. Rm. ...... l'rm M .95 Opt. to ~. Free Indoor,
a·JO to 4-PK. ~ • APPLY IN PERSON: dt'arated Bauty Salon in Dinette ••••••• Frm '3t.95 color' atean.e. l'rel Semce.
POOL TAB~ bey direct
at factory prices! Slate,
all aires -new and med.
Terms. Showroom ·ope n
Saturday and Sund• y.
BADGER~
1810 NOrth Main St.
Santa Ana 835-0617
• $21).ft. Drtv.ln 1 '--N5 'POrt Beac:b baa one Bedrooma • • •• • FnD 159.95 l'l'M deL No obllp.tSaa.
Rd. Req. m.1e NIB. '1'115 n..-=-.~u· hem booth a.va.il forle&ae toftll Appt.ed Furniture 523-3651 F l Oct 20t EARN MONEY/ Studio Girl ...-__, '-A• . wy.m.o. estahlillbed openlar with a 2151 Bart.ar Bl. CM 541-91i80 OR S!S-ll51 r ., • h, 7 pm
Olsmetics <a.ta Me 1 a) PART TIME HOURS! folbrfng who baa a desire COLORIAND TV-Open T dya Countywide Auction
511-4629 or 50~ FULL TIME PAY! lo be In businea for beneU. IENT 11812 Beach Blvd., Stanton
• W~ APJ11¥ in per 50% • comm on party aaJes. PSe9e ll!DCI rmume with per-3 Rooms Furniture HI-Fl & Stereo 1210 ,. a
bl, ~ ' ~ nm Free tr~. s.is.1321 aooal hi.ltor.7 and ..n ex--SH PAID FOR ~. CM. UVE in I out womma to perience to 1735 WestcliU $25 Mont• FISHER AM/FM TUNER e Diamonds e Old Gold· Dent f help worldnc Mom with Dr., Npt Bda.. Oii. , nJI.L OP'MON TO BUY 50 • R. $20. Heath-ktt 20-W e Jewelry e Sliver ~-~·~.... ~c....! children. R..a. am HOUSEKEEPER No deposit 0 .11.c. amp/W·3 $20. Heath • kit C. M. Jewelry & Loan ......_. ......,. ..... .__ H of Chain J'r&.amp/PCl, $10. D 4 R 1838 Newport Blvd .. C.M.
543-64i02 FAmION Stylist. Must bave EXPEIJINCED ~ Tlmrtable with Pldr:erin& e 646-1741 e
BEAt.mCJA.N car. Flexible hra. Earnings Apply ID penoa 517 W. 19th, CM. sta-1~ arm • GE Cartridge $30.
Caunmtee + oomm•oaiaa anlimited. Call a1t S:30, Between 8 I: 4·:30 p.m. CARVED fruitwood 90fa a: Jemen Coarlal Spla/H·22,
Call for app't 49M003 n 4-GO Hunflngt9n leach chair, Loui9 IV stYle. cbam-$20. Call OR 5-0136
Woman to do homewc:wlt BEAtrrY operators or hair Conv•lwt Hoepit1I pagne beigt! brocade, but--
6 hours a week. Own car. -.1:_._ v..11 18792 Delaware ton tufting; margquetry top Miscellaneous
....,....... ~ wi or part time. H •i--.,.~..... cotfee ""· • -·•-JV * GuaraDleed salary <not a m2lrl6 Huntington 8cb a.loo.. Wl~ ..... iDC9U) 64S-5143 'E;es.~ . FREE SOFT DRINK
draw) MAKE A MEMO to pUw 847-6614. No phont calJa please I
HAND TIED EUROPEAN
Hair Wig with earry!ng
Cue. Med. length Alh Blonde. Recently purcbaa-
ed at $475. Finelt avail at
$325. * ~. -Unlimltd income pot.eotial ap ..,,. ~ DO ~ need. • SHAMPOO GIRL for 2 Dining room leU, combo w th =' O>d * ComprebenlM traimllg RD dleni b alb with Beauty Salon 3 .i .. -week Linea_Aide 4 radio, bi • fi comolie, odds J"' fRTIOn•iSUN ·~ • inl!t~i...Q-iled""...____ __ 1-r-~~ -~ "" --.t-tuds. 131~ ~'~ ~J,ositlool. Age 19-38. Mult -Eltce&!rt betienbs \~--..,.., ...........,,. I ,..,.ocu::i-...,.,. )'OUni). Olrona Part time. Experience Viejo .,, BURGER alEF -omm FORKS
.. be neat and aggressive. ing Seen famous profit today! del Mar. Call 675-3420. preferTed but not neces-t' 310 & 17th. C.M.
$510 MONTH ~) - --- - - -sary. Contact BUNK Beds, ~ 91·2 • with WFECOR. TAPE Reconler ., FOR SALE
Remnam., Samplea It. Mffi.
enda Sal Only 8 a.rn. to 2
p.m. 9'l9 Baker, Oleta Mesa
Salary-bonus and profit mar-* Paid Vacations f -------------j M.ry Dudley mattreas. Bought oew tl SIS. Stereo Comole $30. 6x9
ing. msurance be n e ft t •· -Management opportmities 1 J ( PENNEY co ~ Wemnimtrr Ult'd ooly once. '65. 675-37t4 Area Rug $.\5, 2 small cn.tg
Your future assured if )'OU 'lboee hired will have a me-I 1 • • • j Community lbpital after 7 P.M. Tape ttCOrden $25 -each. a~ aggressive, boQeSt and 1 893.4541 Upholstery Sale. H u rry! 644-all8 after 5:30 ~ goodies tor sale!
have a valid Calif. drivers ~ ~ wo!:.: I 1 1 ELECTIONIC Avoid the bollda.y rush. Get KJRBY vacuum cleaner with
-ucen.se. ed·-u-1 N ( ASSEM••1as your turn re-upbol . now. atblcllmenta. Take Ol7er pay.
Furn., lampe, diahe1, gard-
en tool5', play equipment,
ch.ildren'a costumes. Call
675-2466 SALE. Sat 9 am,
48'Zl Cameo ~ Dr. CdM.
·-·_c_a11_m._2300 __ Mr_. W_ayne__ ==~~ ~ l t ewport enter I & SOLDWRS Budget Uphol, 639-2490 con. ;a; ~.50 per month (II'
for !lnaDda1 amt prU~ I I Experiencecf. wida • ted WHrrE formica d1ning set Credit Dept.
al attalnmst. For Interview • t . .t boudl pnn with 6 di.airs. Good condl-535-7289, Anabetm. FRY COOK
Ex,-rleneed
Full time, days.
Excellent &aiary
& company belle.fits.
Apply betw 2-5 p.m.
SNACK SHOP
3«4 E. Co1at Hwy.
Corona del Mir
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TRAINEE
Young man 18 to 28 to
work Jn Order Depart.
ment of our Anaheim of-
fice. $130. ,er week ~
ary. Mu.st be able to start
work immediately. Call
• for appointment 9 a.m. to
3 p.m. ~9-1184
~tment call: 1 t N Bea h 1 D;:mic .,.;..... Corp tion. $48. 646-9076 after 5. NAUGAHYDE, oft-white lOl7e
TOM GOULD 54U2ll l ewport c I 1357 E. Edinger • SMAIL drop.leaf tble. A 2 seat di~ $40. Pool tabl~ Alls...... Ins. Co. j t · . Sanra Ana 547-3935 gold upbol chalrl, $30; accessories sso. Mahogany •v•• 1 I Nearly new. 642-«112 end table SIS. CUddle rock-
GQOO cust tble9, & dee
Wnpe, betwn $5().f10. %
&OOd ranch mink coat, $90.
548-4542. I MOVING! Lamps, Mlmr, er J35. 548-2l52. 1
1
1 OPENINGS NOW 1
1
Part Tiiie Wort 6x9Rue.Oian,Milcitema. MOVINGr RUGS, FURN. Misc. wanted MUST SEE! 504-35tb / NB REFRIG, Dishes, Toola,
I Start for all AN'nQ~! BAR.GAINS! WTD
• Tailor /fitter 8610
• Presser I FOR now year D~ ttfrlg . ._ ml8c. funU. 440 AlJSO Ave/NB ! Gr11:d Piano, Stein·
I round eamJnc opportunity ture. '60 MG coupe. · way or Cbicker!ng. 6' or
I HOUSEWIVES l with Avon. can collect • 675--1$1 • SUPER Kem-Tone wall paint longer. C':ali Don McKay.
Petmenent PotltloM l
Extr1 fringe benefits l
t Sl).5860 49c qt-no white. Walker 673-4244 MOTHRS l HOUSEKEEPER Live in. Store Equipment 8012 ~816 w. i6di, CM. =WTD=1-:M~ot-or___,...bi.,.,..·1ce-.-<M-<>-pe<1--) ·s . 4 * FOR 1 ADULT. BOO Call 548-«i39 aft 5:30 p.m. ~5 Fa...a..1on Island I I ALES POSITIONS1 'noo.Mo. * 642-?m F~~~~:E 4::!i2~~t~~~~ =~ FREE TO YOU "' "" ~ t 1 Jobs--Mer91 Wotn. 7500 Bookcases, tables, chairs, ment window w/acreen.
SILVERWOODS
Newport Center l U you cao spare a few houn. each cbecbtand. Call 548-1778 Make offer! 56-3229. PUPPIES, part German
Newport Beach t day, desire employment in regular 1 Car Wasll Help mom.inp ouly. DIOR fur Jacket, eX'Cellent Shepherd. Lovable, good ========-j I schedule with outstanding benefits, I MALE OR FEMALE condlttton. c.ost $5,000, sell with children. 2 months old.
i enjoy showing and telling about Full time Of' wtcends. Garage Sale · I022 tor $500. 673-9101, Mn. Roe· To &OOd bomea. 531-$83.
AgencJ11, Women 7300 1 I crisp, new merchandise. I Min age 18, apply m pet'IOll • • era. 10121
I 1 LIOO CAR WASH MEN'S .cloth~ • med. lge, UPHOlSI'ERING • $79.SO, 2 Darling toy Shepherd, pu~ _N_C_R_B_k_"--c-h_Op___ 1
1 APPLY NOW 1 481 E. 17th Oleta Mesa women 1 clothing, U. 12' pc. (European craftmen) py 12 wka. old. AD. shots
m. j -1.'l, 14• hsbld. items, jewelry Free est. del, pickup, 2'15 Loves vng. children. 479----------------to $400 'OPENINGS IN 1 Counle for Managen tum., . tge. v~ety drastic Main, H8 "Berny" 536-6f«i Cypr "'i.ag
SL--R-.nnlr Posting A/Pa. Payroll. I All DEPARTMEN1S1 for Motel Apta reductions, FTI, Sat., Sun.. , e111, · Bc:h. (Rear) nus -r-gb 1 2?16 Nrwport Blvd. MS-97'i5 Oct. 20, '21, 22 10 a .m. to 4 FREE 2 black kittens. 7(11 10/19
' All around man. Apply Li · t typing helpful. 4 r NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY CPLE for Janitorial work 2 p.m., Olive St. between sec-Cent« St., Costa Mesa. SWEET Guinea Pig! He's
• Penonnel 1(}.4 p.m. Cost Accnt to $433 l lo 4-h~ eves. Hun~Beach ond, Third. dwnlwn. H.B. LI 8-6219. 10/21 red It. brown • bas own cage ~ Robinson's Newport Exp with Time Keeping-j
1 APPLY IN PERSON l ar ·'l6-8274 GARAGE sale, new 3-speec1 SLEEP·da. xlnt cond. call for "Poric:y" 897~86.
" Fuhlon Island Job ~ne;c>· : IAU STUDENT P05mONS RWDi ea. :l, bike, boy'• 20" bike, crib, Westinghouse refrJi. w I 10/21
, Newport Beach N • Agenci•, M. W. 7550 like • new mattreas, Jawn freeur, gd cond. 644-«;26 CHARCOAL grey kitten5,
An ecJ'l.al opportunity ewport ~ I APPLY IN PERSON I lumlture and other items. HOSPITAL BED wi1Jt exer-part Persian. Housebroken.
employer Personnel Agency I 9 A M TO l p M ~ S36-4028 cile bar. $30. 548-2324 alter 5 Good with clop. 546-3634.
1_: __ --=--==-=-=::-:-:c----833 Dover Dr., N.8. I • • • • I ~~ I THURS / FR.I I SAT. PM. 10/19
.,LEADMAN ~t. It SH ........ to $350 j I MONDAY THRU FRIDAY l MOVING! Everything goes! ELC IBM typewtr. 18" car. Kl'M'EN. Playfuller on 4 leg6'.
·For asgembly ele<:tronic Figure Clk trne ........ S295 1 I • '=-~~.'=~=== End tables + other house-S175 Port TV 19'' $35. Gar-Little black devil, 548-1200.
component.s and printed Payroll Clerk . •• .. .. • $400 I TO I --.-bold !term. sn:. 3149-bege Dsp $15. 646-7445 l0/21
.circuit boa rd 1. Ext>eri· Best Local Compsnles I · I :\1ed AS$tJJ (3) •••••• to $400 LIMERIO< Lane I CM. NEARL y new complete home ADORABLE kittens Part. st-
; enced in supervision ot J. R. Pierce I t J .. C. PENNEY CO. $ecy/R<'CPt. yrJC/ GAR.AGE Sale /c Boutique. ol maple furn.; 2 refrlg., amese. 8 wloJ Hsebroken.
'girls. All8ocla~ Agency I I altrnc ................ open Oct Z1 It 22. 210 Collini, Very reuonable. 962.-6007 962·2551 10/21
PETS & LIVESTOCK
Pets, Gener•I ·~: --SCRAM-LETS
ANSWERS .
Becalm -Thlef -BU. -.
Matice -WMB the FENCE :
By the time a man t1nd.s :
greener -pasturee, be can't
CUMB the FENCE.
Oop 8825
MINIATURE Schnauzer .
male pup 5 mo. old, ears
cropped and all abots. adult
female, good pet for older
children or adulta, AKC. .
must sell, reasonable, I 897-6481
MIN1ATURE Schnauzer Pup.
pies, blk & sliver, AKC reg,
sired by <'hampion Jerlcbo ,
of Elfland. Male $150. Fe.
male $125. 494·3867
GERMAN Shepherd female •
silver color. Reg. Beaut. .
disposition. Loves children.
Yng. 546-3719
2 Black & Tan Hound PUP'
pies. 13 wk. Have bad abota.'
$2S ea. tq, good home. 20342
E. Chapman Ave., Orange. :
WIRE HJ.IRED Fox Ten'· •
7·mo. Female, AKC. $15. :
ALL SHOTS. 962-9625
BEAGLE Puppies. Malea. S
wk1 old. AKC. ('tMunpion ,
9ire. 546-1400 . •
SIL VER toy poodle pt.1~lt9 :
7 wka. AKC reg. excellent :
backgroWld, call 962-6518 I •
TOY POODLE PUPPm .
2-Cbocolate. Male &: P'~ I
male. AKC. * 847-lrMT :
AKC Geiman Shepherd :
Puppies. Very Rea.sonablt. ;
893-7438 I . * "LASSIE" PUPS. • •
1 • wtca. * SABLE I AKC ' Terms avail * ....... -.
THOROBRED Oder Spmt-
lel pups. \rery reuanble
96l-3IW Evu,, Weelcmdl .
Horaes l830 .
REGISTERED Pure Arabian '
StaJ.Uon #4291 "We tan.''
For Sale. Call 633-0666 fQC' . information. . .
TRANSPORTATION I
Boats & Yachts 9000 ;
"36' CABIN atUJSER -
older boat with Oirya1«
O'own engine. Good tam.Uy
boat for Catalina trtps.
SI!* 6. 3 sets dN~
Cadmium batteries. 15 Watt
radio. PWer winch. Many
extra.a. Asking $3800. See
at 3601 Finley m Newport
Beach. Call ~2509 eve-
nings and ~ or m-4848 ext 1166 ~ ..
LOCAL NEWPORT BOATS
2 Fol.kboats I Priced -ae11
~ Quia Ex.TIS, Tope $65()0 •
26' Olria Ovemtr Vs $2350 :
38' Dleeel tug I Beauty l'i900
35' Marinen ketdl/dsl. 1966
Owner out-state/wants otfer!
18' F /G Westwind lip ~-
R. D. FRITZ * Broker
SU -31.at/NB. * 675-0442
19' 3" GLASTRON, deep V
Hull, Wall.strong tilt bed 1.flr, Mercruise.r 120 ~ in-
out drlve,.loe.ded w/extna .
Call 842-1239.
10' GLASSPAR R.l&about.
Deck, whl, control, full CCN·
er, sin. Jobnaon, 1960. Excel
cond. $375. W1mds 675-5658
Wkdys CH 5-5280.
~~*-~tWlei Model. Bought April 1967.
Johnson lro-HP Electroma-
tic, Bow rail Extras!
$.1000. * Call 642-2614
28' Fiberglass Pearson
No paint, varnish. . fully found
673-4355 Owner $10,500 I
18' CABIN O'uiser, 40 h.p.
Mere. e.ng with trlr. $350. '
Phone 642-11»6.
Owens XL 19 Gl1M. I
1966 35 hrs, $3600. 675-4847 .
S1ilbNta 9010
171 Daysailer
by O'Oay
Near new· $13501
·oc .. nlc Yadtt Salts
1700 W. Coast Hwy, NB
642-6151 Open Eves.
FBRGLS 20' Sailboat.. Capri .
Class + 8' ~ .. Load· '
er. Below S2(WX). Dock F .S •
Mystic Cove/NB. ·
CZ13) 466-6544 alter 5 pm. ;
CAL 25. 217. Complete gear ;
for CCA I MORS. racing. '.
WUl work with buyec. $7650 :
Mr. Schoonmaker late evea. ·
499-4063
CAL 24 * AU.. WHITE, .
B/bath, Stainless pulpit, Ex·
~1 S.1100. 544.3175,
HOURLY RENTALS * RHODES 19'S *
Fu: Zone Boat Co., Balboa
LIDO J4 * f950. * 2 SETS SAILS
TRATLER. * 646-3732
Power Cruisers 9020
25' CC & Buoy. No. 0129
Comp! o/hauled.
Eves, 882-3223
$2995.
Speed-.Slci Bo1t1 9030 -·---* 14' FLEE'I'FORM Glass
Boat & Trlr. 35-HP John·
M)O, $675. * SHARP! :0yn1mlc Dnlgn Corp. 1882 Newport, CM. 64U120 • t Newport Center Typist, yn\JQI ...... $1.75 hr Bal Island. fEnw thnl at-4 Late model ga1 pwnpe .t 3 Adorable kittens. tree to
1357 E. Edingtt • ~ .E)igrs, many •• Xlnt salaries ley) c.anopy 24'X45'; call after good homes. 540-5719 .
Santa Ana 547..3935 SCREBID ~ I 24 Fashion Island Tool :\Llker, mad> •. $3.50 hr 3106 w. OceanfronV N.B. 5 P.M. 546-39'}S 10/20
646-5421 or 642-0416
13'2" Boston Wbaler
SF:MJ-Retired mQJ\ to work I t Drart"mrn (2) ••••••• • S600 Tl'<'n Girls clothes sz 7·10. e CUSTOM COVERED • GOOD female watch dog to ~~~e ~,:~:Mime in hard· c., .. r Opportunitln I Newport Beach, Carlf. I , Schools-lnstrudlon 7600 FRI/SAT 3-6 p.m. 675-3316 • MOTORCYCLE SEATS • good home. 543-2503 All Levels 1 Garage Sale, sold home. $8, your fahr1c 642-9032 rs BAB y RATS to g 0 0 d
ll.W. Wrlghl Co. 642-7484 546-60'10 I t An equal OpportunJty employer • CO:\trt.ETE Stcret11rial or Ba~ains Galore! 371 Poplar DBL bed. tble &• chrs. 2 gal home. 6424124 10/21 t:IG RO("hl'Sl<'r, Coeta Me!.11. s ed p I A ' I nn Bcb f'rl/Sa ho l'n
creen ersonne gency l~~~~~~-~~-~-~-~-~~-~-~~~-~-~J~ Brushup. Polly Priest Busi· ...._. · ~ t. vd 21 pl pot & gauges, lots o1 4 cute puppies, to good ___ OIAA_· _G_E_rr_i __ 901 Dover Dr., Newport Sch. ...: _ ~ _ _ _ nr~ College. 543-972.l White elepb.antaT Dime-.-Une misc. 2968 Mllb'ro SL, CM homes. 548·1443. 10/Zl
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boat I ;,() HP Mercury out-
bd • Ir. 1950. &1G-2'i84. -Boat M1intenanc• 9033
NO JOB TOO SMALL!
Large & small craft. All
types repairs rcu. 962-3371.
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