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Home My WebLink About1967-10-30 - Newport Beach Daily PilotORQO XlCROnuaNG 8IRVICS 1010 I. Lao1 St. -aheiD, Cl\llt. 02006 N eWp·ort Harbor • EDITION ... Today's Closing VOL 60, NO. :i60, l SECTIONS, 26 PAGES ~RT BEACH, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, OCTOBER JO, .1967 TEN CENTS . • ires reatenin .... oro 30,000-acre. Inferno Raging Ont of Control 2-day Terror Reign Ends; Bride Shot CLEVELAND (UPI) -A twice- rejected suitor today critically wound- ed a teen-aged bride be held hostage at gun-point in bis attic bedroom for nearly two days and then killed him· sell with a bullet in the heart The girl, Mrs. Lida Caldwell. 19, was shot at least once in the chest with a .32 caliber pistol. Although ''all covered with blood,'' she was able to walk down a fUght of steps to a second floor landing where a policeman lifted her in bis arms and carried ber to a waiting ambu· lance. Sbe was rushed to Doctors' Hospital wbe.re bet condJtion wu reported critical. Her abductor. Robert Betcb, 23, was pronounced dead on arrival at the hos- pital. MOTH£ft ARRIVES Batch shot the girl and himself about five minutes after his mother, Mrs. Martha Smlth, 50. arrived at the apartment at about noon and pleaded with him to free the girl and surrend· er. PoUce said they heard the girl scream, "get her out of here !" Then there was a shot, and 20 sec· onds later another shot. Police rushed into the bedroom of the three-room attic. Batch lay on the floor , Wlmoving. The girl, who was lying partially across his body, arose and was able to walk down a narrow hallway and stairway before she collapsed. She was speechless with shock but did not lose consciousness, police said. Batch, who once before bad attenip~ ed sujcide with a knife when a college coed refused to marry him. abducted Mrs. Caldwell and ~shot and wo unded her new husband, Charles Caldwell, 18, at about 3 p.m. Saturday. Batch was waiting in the couple's Cleveland hotel room when they re· turned from Detroit where they were married earlier in the day. Caldwell was hospitalized with a cheek wound. Batch held off police at gunpoint in his attic bedroom since 8:40 a.m. Sunday. Prior to the last two shots. Batch fired at police eight times while using the girl as a shield. One of the bullets missed the head of Detective Jack Kaminski "by an inch .. but no offtcer was hit. Police outside the house said they saw through a window that Batch held lhe girl in front of him when he fired the pistol. "Right now it's a stalemate," Capt. Earl Gordon of the Cleveland Heights detectives said. Weather Don't loo k for any let-up in those pesky Sa nta Ana winds for a while, warns forecaster John Rockey. They'll continue through Tue~day with temperatures in the 80s along the coast and up to no inland. INSIDE TODAY So11t/I Coost Repertor11's Lntut production. "Enwrtainuig Mr. Sloane." proves an tngrossmg alld tmusunt evening of theater. Su Entertainment, Page 21. ••• ,.... ll·fl N1ti.t.1t Htwt H Crllf•,.,.la 1 Oblluarl.. 11 Cl•lllll... >MS Comic. 16 ''""''"'' I °'°"" Ctllftly It l'loy lttvltW ti SyMa l'tntf I Dl•orCH It St<ll l Ntwt IM S £dolol'l•I ,.,,. 1' Sporh 1,_,t t •ltt11inmt11t JI Stt<• ~·~•It .. , t:lllon<t It Ttlt•h'Oft It t:lrt C1llt 10 4n• Londt rt 11 Tlltl lt•• " Ten1 TllUt 21 ~.,.... .. Wotlhtr • Mt¥1H II Wtr1• Ntwt 4 • Mwtual rrunft I DARK RING SHOWS BURNED AREA; ARROWS DIRECTION OF BLAZES NO TIME TO EVACUATE-,75,000 rambling ranch house in Orange Park Acres was among first homes destroyed by raging blaze before dawn today. Oc· cupants of home at Santiago Canyon Road and Kenny Mead Street barely had time to fl~ with lives. Everythin~ else was lost Newport Seeks LAFC Help In Big Boundary Dilemma Newport Beach city officials Wed- nesday will ask Orange County's Lo· cal Agency 1-'ormation Commissron (LAF'C) to unsnarl a snag in the pro- posed 56·acre Mo<len Annexalion. City Planning Director Ern<'sl May- er Jr. said when the LA FC two weeks ago approved boundaries of the 129-home patch of Back Bay ter- ritory. an illegal county corridor wa~ created. The corridor. he explained, runs along Tustin Avenue for a distance of 610 feet and is 30 fert wide. Al thr ti me the LAl'C actrd, Coun· tv Road Comm issioner A. S. Koch .~aid the corridor w11s legal. County Counsel Adrian Ku yper remained sl· lent. Kuy1l('r h11~ since ~pol.en 11p, and ' now agrees with Newport :iuthorilt<'~ that the corridor. accordlnR to stall' law. is illegal because it is too nar· row. The LA~'C Wednt'sday will be askrd tn t'xtend the annexation area bound- 11ries so the full street is included Presently. the territory to be annex rd ends al property Unes fronting .:rus- Un Ave. Mayer indicated no problem was anticipated at the hearing. "The com- mi!!slon already has approved lht> an- nexation in substance." ht pointl'd out The area is roughly bounrlrtl by the Costa Mes a city limits south of 21st Srrtet. Tustin Avenue, 22n11 Street and Irvine Avenue All Orange County Fire Photos By Richard Koehler Operators Keep Fit~c Lines Open More tha n 100 Pacifi<' Telephone Company operator!\ wert on extra lfuty tod av to handle call s into the lire·lhreatened Ul'an)!e. Villa Park. El Modena and North Tur;tin area. But thr opt'rators were unable to rush through all tht' calls. There were too many of them Telephone company spokesmen pleaded with the public to make only "absolute emergency .. calls to these prefixes : 611. 6.17. 6.11. 639. 532. 5.11. 544.. 832 and 838 .. Dislrict manager Tom England said lhe traffic volume through 2 p.m. today · has been the heaviest since I a s l l'hnstmas" I le Jlfllnlt'd out that 20 service lln'"s adJacenr to hom<'s in the fire-str1ck· rn arra have been destroyto<I hy flamr~. • Homes ID Tustin Periled by Blaze IY THOMAS McCAHN AND LEONARD ASH ........... Stefl • 1"lle •.-.... laferao rapeg out o! control ln Orange County ctm sd d ... -.. iD tbe Tmtln and Peralta Heigbta area l•te tllil ~ perW YOl't9a Uada and the Marine b&le at El Toro and ~ encirde-the already devastated area Of Lemon Height!. The fint majm' injury to the more than 4,000 persons evacuated from their bome:t came in Cowan Heights where a fire truck ran over an a.nidentified man. Hottest spots at noon were just above the Riverside Freeway where flames •ere licking al a railroad tratk between it and the easterly out- lkirta of Yorba lind.a., and on the southern perimeter of the gigantic blaze. •here the fire neared El Toro. A third ctevelopment bad flames racing down Peters Ca nyon Road through the Red Hill area, to within a half mile north of Irvine Boulevard in Tustin. The Red Hill Tennil Club was reported destroyed. Just outside Tustin, the fire was reported burning in a weste.rly di- rectioa to eadrde Lemon Heights. which already bad l08t a number of boma. At tbe ....-nae Marine bue at El Toro~~ dearly visible as tbe · rWibecl toward IOOle -...... .......,. ... to stop it. Miit ........ _,.. wwwat4 in the Cow• Briplw, Ck'allO Pm Acres aad VIDa Part ad~. A firm filln .t • nilled lllom.e.- Mme .................... ~port-.................. ..... SNriet, ,.,.. 2, J, ..... 22 • ed. rib t.obll d.lmage estimated at $2 Jll.iDila, ...... Uucmfttmed reports before noon listed more ...._. barned in tile Sky- liae Drift area al Tmtin and in Pe- ralta HrigbtL At nooa. ftrelDa reported containing tbe blazes which ravilbed Lemon and Cow• Beigbtl. Tbere were coaflict- illg reports cm wbetber tbe V111a Park sea was secure. other a af6»ui were reported in (See FIRE, Pace %) Daily Pilot Employe's Home Spared John Martin and his family will long remember Oct. JO. 1967 . Today was the day they almost lost their home . At 2 a.m .. Martin. a DAILY PILOT pressroom machinist. was warned by fire officials that his residence. on Mohler Drive east of the Santa Ana Canyon Road about 10 miles west of Corona. was in the direct path of the massive brush blaze roaring out of Riverside County. Late Sunday night. Martin had been alerted that evacuation might be nec- essary. He, bis wife. Joyce, and four children spent the night watering the home and grounds and kept it up until (Sff MARTIN, Page !) DAILY l'ILOT 4trl•I l'holo by Ltt 1'1yne OUT OF THE HILLS -A finger or smoke :md names reaches down out nf thet hills toward tract of plush homes on w~·stt·m edge o( Corona near River11ide County line at noon today. Mountainous. hru~h covered area behind wind.whipped fireline is where hln zc bcg;rn Sunday arternoon. More than 30.000 at'res were blackcnl'<l and :)0 homes lost through this morning. ' 2 OA.ILY PJLOT Beacon By BRUCE BENSON CM ll'HI Oail)I ,I.I Slftt fighting their way through dense foliage , pushin g on across uncharted trails. the fol.ks in Beacon Bay to· day were on the threshold of breaking through to the outside world: They're going to put themselves on the map. At least that's the recommenda- tion. in essence. of Newport Be.ach planning commissioners. Jn a carefully worded recommenda· ~onday. OtlDbt• 30, 1%7 ' tion lo city ceuacilmen, the commls· siontr1 havii voted unanimou1b' to change au •tre:.et n1mi.s in Bt1co,n Bay to the name of the community', that is. Beacon ~ay . At the same time. house number11 currently used in the area will remain the same. the planners ruled. The change was brought on by resi- dents who are suffering from a full - blown identity crisis. Beacon Bay doesn't· appear on any otandard maps. A!ld tile tituati'* b _ exacerbated by tJie"lact ~l&f-are. doesn't even 'have I bay •• MOli ?' I to Allen Beek, treasurer of the Bea- con Bay Co1nrnuni ty A11sociation. "!l's not the cleares1 situa'uon in the world." ljeek told commissioners al their last meeting. Comndssioners earlier had attempt. ed to change the name of just Olll': street in the area to Beacon Bay. thereby assuring the community ol al . J :Jl '1.f.' i.4 ..... ~ . . .. to Get led a ,...._.. --· t 9 ,,. t. ..... city~--~ ~ Oii Uw idu-,...,. said &kn already ii a 8eacoo Stred eboewbr:rt in the cit)'. end lured adasi-.. Beek alio tried ukiag the ndusive area's 69 bome09lllels lo Ndarse the idea ot nritdtDtt all llrft!I ~ l9 Beacon Bay, rdaiaial thrir home numbers. It was approvftl by ar- clamatioll. hr ttpOrted. Ort-spite Uw bi& step toward recos- ..... llOIM pr.Mema'atDJ n'l'ft1in. he ~-Por one tb.ing, house aumbers aJ"H'l in the most logical order. Thrrt are in.stances where 22 Rudd'!r RPad could be on the same block and right next to 65 Schooner Road. for ex- am~. Bttk said lht addresses had heen arraoged in such a fashion (or more lb.an lD years. Under the new schcn1c. Z! Beacon Bay will be right next door tbr 15 Beacon Bay. ' .. Cominented Commlsslnne~ Ray \'. Copelin : "\Veil, l'n1 just a~ confusrd now as J was llefor1· " Lan1entcd Comn1issionrr ('11rt nosh: ''It'll take me n1orc th;in JO _1·rars tn grt used to it .'' :-.lont•lhl't1•ss . lil'aron Har :incl all ii <> houses now 11·ill be shippl'd ovl'r tn eity counc1ln1en for Ailproval or d1~<1p roval. In the n1eanl1111e. !hr proplr of Bc:i- l'On Ba.v are waiting for that big day \l'hrn they \\'ill be p11t on the map. Inf antrymell't W i pe Oiit f;ompany. of Viet Cong· S..\IGON 1.4.P) -U.S. infantrymen surprised 1 Viet Cong company near the Cambodian border today and ii was wiped out by artillery, napalm and aerial bombs. a military S['l()kes- man reported. A spokesman for the Isl )nfantry Divisio• said ii was believed 80 ene- lllJ' troops were killed in the ballle about 72 miles northwest of Saigon _. where a furious 14-hour battle raced Sanday. U.S. losses were put at tarrft de8ll and thrtt wounded. Ill tbe air war, U.S. fighter-bombers ~ tile furil:Mls c_ampaign against .. kld1alld ff North Vietnam ....... lb sixtll ttrai&ht day Sund a)', -• -'adr the chief port t1e...-e. a.me agahwt the appro.aching r ..... Navy pilots hammered the Cat Bi MIG air base, the Chl Lai transshipment polnl, and a barge re- pair yanl lhat was hit for the first FIRE ... lin1e. All \\'('I'(' \\'ith1n ~rl'en llll]CS of thP cenl<'r of Haiphong . A .spokesman ~aid !he 1\·eather \\'a<; he~1 nn1ng to cloud 1n ovl'r ;'\nrth Viet• n<1111. \\hu·h 11•11l prn\'tdr a pro!rC· t1ve bl:i nkc!. h11! :'\a1·1· pilots 11 <'tC ab!r 10 mount s tnl..c~ :ll<:n!: !he <·oa~I. :'\orlh \'ie l n~n1 t\<11111l'd !hJ'l'f' 1· ~. pl anrs \\'rrc .~hot do11n , llut Ille l '.S . Con1n1and rnade no report nf any loss. e.~. Since lhe hra1 r 1 aids on the Ht1 · noi·H aiphon~ Jrt>a· brgan last 1·ue~· day. 1he 1:.s. Co1nrn;1nd has announc- ed the Joss of If! pl<tncs and 16 fl iers. There "·as a bo no l·on f1rn1ation of a Jlano1 claim that a Bfl2 strategic bomber was shot do'A'n just north of the demilitarized zone Sunday. FLAMING SKIES -Burning embers carried aloft by 60-mile-an-hour ~usts turn night into day on this stretch of Riverside Freeway in Santa Ana Canyon. morning. Winds made control of blne iqtpoai.blt llu'Ougll this Walllul Canyon near the stale reser· vnir. hi Silve:rado Canyon e:aat of Ir- vine Lab aod in largely •crub and unillhabi&ed attas to the east of Cowan and t.emo. lleights. Six Harbor High Students Aiming For Scholarships Six seniors 11 Newport Harbor High School who qualified in prelimina ry National Merit Scholarship competi- tion have a chancr to ...,•in big money college scholarships. Harbor High's six qualifiers. the most from any area high school. are Peggy Alford. Gcor~eanne Hanna. Wendy Isbell. Philip Rohner. Richard Sho..-.·stack and John Strock. They are among 14.000 sluden~ na- tionwide who are eligible to "'in one of 2,9Cll merit scholarships valued at more than S8 million. The National Merit semi-finalists represent !he cream of high school scliolars. Thr e\'cntual winners wi lt h<' cle - lrrmincd !argel~· by scores on an <'II.- am In be ,l!iven in the sprinJ?. Stu- riPnl activities also will count in the sclf'ction. The winners will be announced in M::iy. Thirteen Harbor High seniors re- ceived h~tters of commendation for test scores that were high but not good enough to qualify. They are John Battaglia. Karen Breau. Anne Burke. Richard Jaffe. Jan Luymes. James McDonald. Rick Meinzer. Bill Ran- dol. Richard Schneider, Linda Slab- ler. David Vierling. Roger Walk and Barry Whitesides. DAILY PILOT """"" ...... ~ ... J1.1b1rt H. w,,; "111HIMI' 1\1rn1• K11.,il EdllW Tit1rnt1 A. Mt,plii~• MIMt~ fdltor J''''"' F. C1lli"' MllW-1 l ttc:ll C""' f.d!lor Jtc~ J;, C11.t1., Ptwl Hint~ l <ffiMH ""-"''" A_,,l1lrlt Dlrectw ............ .._ 2211 W11f ltlll11 11 .. d. M1 ilift9 Addr1n: P.O. 111 1171 •?•6J Otll1r Offic11 C•I• -: ut Wn t ••• itrftl l 19U ..... .o<ll: UJ ""'""' "'"'°'"" 14""""''°" 8ttcll: llrf J"' ltrtet Otll .,. ,ILOT, wt"' Wiiie~ 'I c .... lll"HI "" HPWO•,ff11, 11 tul>lil"'f Ofl .... l •Clll J.unlllv 1!1 ... lfl !e H iii""' '"' r+tw"'°" .... II. (Mii """· Lt ,...... l tlCll, H..,,f. ~ hlCll, l'-!l lft Vtlll • 1"'7 W11t- ml .. 1t1r, ,, ... wllll I ... 1 ..... r H lllOA. ,,IM!ftt 111nt1 11 nu wn1 atlbot 11.,., H, .. _, llK!I, '"' J)f W•" ••r S!rftl, Cotti Mftl. ,...,..... 17141 MJ-4JJI Ci..lflM Alnnltl .. MJ-1671 , .. .,.191'1, 1"'· o...... '"'" 'ut1111i.. "'' '°"""'"'· t.to .,.,.. '"'""· m"""' !lofta, fdll..-IJI "''""'' or H.e•llH-ls """'ft ,.... ~ ""'°"'"'~ .. nr.ou1 ·-111 -mil1I_, ol C00.,•1111 0"'""' '°""'"' Clt l' -"" ~llf I! "It--' l••cll, C1H•o•,.••· 5ul>\<""''"" by <••-rl•• 11 11 .....,"'11,: bv ,..,11 n ......,1111v1 '""""'l' ou•lfttl ""'· 11.IJ ~llllv, ' SAVING WHAT HE CAN -Tom Geiser, 18721 Santiago Canyon Road. Orange Park Acres. joins his dad in trying to find room in th" (amily car for Set of drums. Famil~· "'as ordered lo evacuate a~ 1r ferno threatened home early today. Sloop Stripped Boat Thieves Hit Y acltt Clu.b Skillful b o a I thieves. apparently with <:n i n v en t or y of what lhl'y wanted. stripped a new Ca l-34 sloop in the Balboa Yacht Club moorin.c. area, it was reported over the week- end. Co-owners J fl h n Thorne a n 11 Dr. nave Smiley discovert!d the thf'ft when they wen! to take the bO:ol Ar- riba from its mooring Saturday to rn- ter the Fall Gold Cup Regatta. Gear valued at more lhan $1 .000 was stolen from the boc:t, Three Bar- Traffi c Ba u Slal ctl Nl-.:\IJ YORK •UPI\ -Traffic n1a:-; be barred in Ti rnes Square and olhrr area~ of the t·1ty periodic ally d11rinc !hp nrxt ff'\\' n1onth~ in a n rffnr! 1n 1·ontr11l f'~huu~I fume~ fredin: the f'1l\ ·~ rll'::trlly air pol111t1nn . r ient winches were unbolted lrom 1 e fleck and all the runnin g ri,l!A•ni.: -1- cludin~ the mains'! ~heel -111a• ., ... moved. ThP thieve~ al ~o unMlll!'fl a tnr11 d hatch In <'nlf'r lhl' hna1 and ~1 r 1p 1t (If nthrr va111 ;:hlr l!ear. f nur ('abin l1J!hls Wf'rr un~lrr ... 11 from !hr nvrrhead and hull .. h< "'~. l)thcr .i:ear ~tolcn included a 11'0r1 1J.1,le aulomat1c d irection fi ndr r. 1• • h handles. .nainshret tr~veler. , 11. k ;ind barometer. and '"''O compas~· '"l'he thie ves obviou sly kn1>w 11, JI they wanted and how to r e m . e them." said Sm.ilcy. "They \lo'f'rr ··11·y nra! in thei r work. lea\·in~ !hr ', ,1n and decks in good order Thl'\' h. • 11) rrawl in 1 11 r l:iza rl'1!r an o· 1)11: ·•rr ht>r1h~ In 11nhnl! !hr "in~ hf'~ ' Thr thrl1 11'"~ rrrnr1r1l 10 \"" ·•rt pnl1<·r . ) MARTIN • • • told to c...,. eut. · lty wife ud thr kldl dr9Ve to my ~1ntt's i-e ilt Saala . .ua:• hr: uid. ' J toot .: twe hones atTltQ ' h e S.anta AU RiW!I' te a safe pbtt • a randl." Marti• n!tunwd le thr lrmf' before da11on. 'lbe bmM 11ras still thtrt'. II had bttn spared ho)· Jlarnn that bad rattd b)' bolh sjdes of lhe properly. "All that •·at.mag_·· bt said •eari- 1~· lhis momini::. ··appar"'Uy ~id o«:· lie continued hos1ne: do-·n ttw-prop- erty throutb lht daJ. '"Ifs a pr-t tt)' desolalr u.~."' ~ said. "W'hea we kfl al ! a.m __ I did, .. I tbi.nk it WU pouiblt. lbttt•d be: any- tbing ldl. Al tbie ti.mt . .-e could 1tt &mote aDd Damn just twf a mile .. .,_ .. Reagan Aslui New Law SACRAllEh'TO IA.Pl -Gow. Rea- gu ._ llllQP*d pauiMr: ~I leeillatioll .. deal .,. ....ti*aft. --tiwar .. .,...d, ..... .... -Rea- ,_ uid -Ciw "cmnlert ..i aid to tbe oelllJ-" 'I1le laws should luw room for rea-_____ bol.,. a.,au.c tbat attempts 19 judify "Illa d+v' ---riolmtt. ...... io pr.-1, wl ........ '9diwidml&."' Thie ID'Wf1ICW' ... the naunnts after nebniaC .. ~ Silbr- day from a~ sis-rity .-me tour ..... of the ... ~ "" Rf:. pmiic=•• party , .... rai:siac: nrewb, YOUR WATCH' Fires broke out in Carbon Canyon and in Laguna Niguel. but were report- rdlr quickly contained and unrelated lo the huge conflagration burning in the north and central areas of the county_ More than 4,(11)1) persoM had been evarcu\ed since tbe fires broke out in the Corona area Sunday. 1be Red Cross opened two 11mergen- ey sbelfen at .t:l Modena HiJ!h School in Or•ge aod at Foothill School in Tustin, More than 1.500 refugees. and many horses and pell. were reported al It.I'.' former place. TIM" Or.ang.e County Animal Control ~itt aet up an emerJ!ency veterina· rian station in foothill Hi gh School to lrnl wild stray5 picked up from burn- ing fields wilh their for afire. Uninjured antmala rrscued from the blaze were released away from the lire zone. At t a.m.. there appeared to Ile some prospttt of containing the fires. but within an hour. the blaie broke .at again in an area along the Rive.r- side Frttw1y which previously had bttn thought 1ubdued. "Green trees along there went up like tinder." an observtt reported, a~ names racftl toward the eastern part ol Yorba U nda. Speed ol tbt fire was acceleratl'(! by tht waring Sanla Ana winds, gust- ing up to 7'I knots at times. Another hot spot was alon~ tht Riv- tntde YrttWay in Santa Ana Canyon and the vicinity of the Green River Golf Coarse. 1be ftte swept over l.rvi'llt 1.akr and raged through OranRe Count\"~ wtu.known Irvine Park. Beneath itH' dense smoke and ashes. hnl\'Cver. it was impossible lo determine if it de- stroyed lhe park. Pirnf" ft11f.•f.•11 J\l rirt'ic St·hory. IU. of ~rv.·porl Rca('h. 1\·ris crn11·necl hon1£'co n1· in$!: f!U C'C n o r Oran_i::c ('oa~I Col- ]('[!(' Saturcla.\· night ri1 h;ilftime or t hr Pirates' 1 riuinrh ovrr San Rcrnarchno Valley ('ollcgc. Yo11 r 0111ega Sn/rs & Service Aael(cy ·1 ' J ~ • .,.,ketlo I~<" •1''" w•'•~·~ "~"' '1)\ 1~ ... , .... ~I do•~n• •a •• ••• OiW • .wtw1• .. ~ $1.99 °" ... " .... Stlf. _ .. __ : ~\~//U. r Jowolry Dotlfnl"I A Spodollyl Now 2 Grca! Stores ·ro Sc•r\'1' \'nu HAllOl SHO,,IP .. G HUNTlflGTON CfNTf R CEMTEI l~AC H & EDING~R JlOO HAllOl ILYD. HUNTl.'·lGTOM l (ACH COIT.A MIS.A • 14S-•4tS 2·:1-sso1 Open Mon .. Thur\., Fri. Til 9 p.n1. ' • n ol•" .•1 ·,, •• ,,... t • .... ~ ..... , '""' '," .. ···~ f••··•.i, , ..... . 01~"' ... "''"" "'"' .,. •o o tt I~ TE RMS TO m Y!lUR l o.I OGCT 'H el m • I 'HELL BRIAKS LOOSE' -Cameramen are silhou· etted ·by flames along Santa Ana Canyon Road a mile south of the Green River Golf Course. "All hell NOT MUCll LEFT -This is all that's left ol plush Villa Park residence after burning embers carried by San ta Ana winds touched oil blaze in early NJ WPORT fr l FASHION ISLAND • • .. Monday, Octobf!t 30, 1967 You · Must Leave Now!~ Res idents " ~ Or der ed Out Of Fire Area DA ILY PILOT t1t.aff photographer Richard Koehl.e r spent all night and tile early morning hours today with. Orange County firefighters battling thp, raging mountain blazes. Here i.5 ... his per.~ona! account. DAILY PILOT :J broke loose," said newsman at the scene this morn- ing. Fire skipped the golf course near Riverside Freeway. By RICHARD KOEHLER "This is a disaster area. You no longer haye Ute choice of staying or leaving. You must leave, NOW." The black and white cars ob. the sheriff's department were blaring this command over their loudspeakers as Yl'e cruised up and down the Villa Park area . • • It was just before dawn, and already the s·moke and ashes were thick over Santiago Canyon Road. the Black Star Canyon area, the Peralta Hills. There were sparks all over th~ place, too. I'd been through all of them durin~ the night. helping the firemen, help· ing the people, taking the pictures. People got their kidl out of the home&, and packed up What clothes they could ioald into their. Carl. WbUe ""'-did the loading, ..... of the youngsters-went onto the roofs to wet them down.· I saw one woman in one of the new homes alODJ! Santiago Boulevard tak· in g down drapes. She said they cost $500 and she'd just put them in this weekend . I don't know if she got them to safety. It was really bad in the Loma Street area in Villa Park. Several homes there were completely destroyed. Sparks set more fires. There Wf!re rr.ore blazes than fire units to fi ght- them. Horses were wandering aimlessly around the streets, with their colts. I didn't s~ any snakes or rabbits which usuaU y are flushed out by fires. CAN YON INF ERNO -Two-story Villa Park structure. valued at $80,000, is gulled by explosive fire within minutes in wooded area near Serrano Avenue and Sycamore Street early this morning. Winds of gal e force fanned flames to SO.foot heights. _ ~~~~~~~~~~= aster. It took a while for the flames to i et going. but when they did they raced faster than some humans. Al or.t. time\ fire surr ounded me but I got out on 'the only path open to me- right through a dense cloud of smoke. Fained l\Ioru Dies morning hours toctay. Note trees bending in wind as flames continue to lick away at remnants of structure on Canyon Drive. Up around the Santiago Creek Dam earlier in the night. lots of hor&es "Were being led to safety by pe;ople and¥*. I saw 'fbme day-old calves being led away in Santa Ana Can· yon. There was the same thing near the Circle C Ranch. Whal started out to be a routine brush fire turned into a major dis· Yoo should have seen tllose eucalyp· tus windbreaks when the fire reached them. They went up in a wall of name. within seconds. Costa Mesa resident J\.tary J ane .loy's mother. Bertha Hughes . \vho was parliamentarian to !he Jf/52 Re· publican National Convention. died last week in Zeatrice. near Omaha, Neb. Mrs. Hughes.-past president of Na· lio nal Parliamentarians. ~·as 67. • NEWPOjlT CENTER How can y ou tell which · Bali for y ou? T ry them ! first Buffll1lms9 fittingiroom • I.§ • • l.ll If you're willing lo spend 5 minutes in our fitting room, we can promise you a prettier figure. Over 50% of lhe women in America wear the wrong bra. You could be one of them. It's easy to tell. Do the straps you 're wearing dent your shoulder? Can you fee l them? Does the back ride up? Do you have to wear lhe straps short to get the uplitt you want? Does it feel tight or loose? Do you feel ii at all ' If you do, it doesn't fit properly. When you select a Bal i at Buffums', out expertfitter will give you severa l bras to try on. She'll want you to be certain that the lift comes fiom under !he cups. The bac k should lie down , •• the lower the back, the higher the lift in front. The straps should lie on your shoulders, supporling no weight, just feeling secure. It should cling at the cleavage--no gap at all . Bal i bras assure you that kind of fit.All you feel in a Bali is beautiful ••• and you'll see lhe difference under fashi ons. If you're not wear- ing a Bali now ••• don'! you think you'd like to' You'll find just lhe slyles you wan! at Buffums'. Foundations1 Downtown Long Beach, Santa Ana, Pomona, Palos Verdes, Lakewood and Newport u um ' 644.1100 • • MONDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDA Y 1i oo TILL ?:JO • • OTHER DA YS 10:00 Tlt,.L 6:00 .. . .. -- I 2 OAILV PILOT Monday. OctObt• 30, 1%7 .. Be~con -Bay· Residents to Get e.._. J\.! .'Ill··,~ , z. .... 1 , ft· Recogh1tion By BRUCE BENSON Of !flt O•llJ" l'l•t S"I Fighting their way through dense foliage. pushing on across uncharted tralis. the folks in Beacon Bay lo· day were on the threshold of breaking through to the outside world : They're going to put themselves on the map~ At least that's the ree6mmenda· tion. In e ssence. of Newport Beach planning commissioners. In a carefully worded re<:ommenda· tion to city coucilmen, the C<mmls- sionera have voted 11n.1niMOUU, to change au 1treet names 111 Bacoa -. Bay to the name of the eommunHy, that i.s. Beacon ~ay. At the same time, house number~ c·urrently used in the area will remain the same. the planners ruled. The change was brOllght on by resi- dents who are suffering from a full- blown identity crisis. Beacon Bay doesn't-appe.ar on any $- • ..-....... A8d Ille -..... la ex-i>oled "1 dot IMt ---doesn't eve. b.lw a bli ......... 75 ~• tn Allen Bftt. lreasurerfaf tt1e Bea- 1..-on Bay Community Association. '-· 11 · s not Uv c~arest sitdtiom in lhe world." l:ieek told commissioners at their last meeting. Co1nmissioners earlier had atlemp4- ed to change the JWDe ol just ene street in the area lo Beacon Bay. thereby assuring tM commDllity ot at 1'ad • foutholo on ·mapmakers' lh- 4f.;" city coUncilmen turned tllumbs dowll on the idea. They said there alrtady is a Beacon Street elsewhere 1n lhe city. o.nd feared confusion. Bttll. also tried aski nJ! the exclusive art a ·s 69 homeowners lo endorse the idea ol switching all street names to Beacon Bay. retaining their house numbers. It was approved by ac- clamatioo. he reported. Oe-spite lhf' big 51.ep toward recog- nltion. some problems'stJll remain. he conreded. For one thing, house Dt.lmbers aren't in the most logical order . There are instances where 22 Rudder RPad could be on the same block and right next to 6."I Schooner Road, for ex- a111ple . Betk said !he addresses had been arranged in such a fashion for more. Ulan 30 years. Under the ne"'"' schen1e. 22 BeaCon Bay will be right-next door the 65 Beacon Bay. .. ' . ; Cominented Commissionrr Ray r . Copelin : ·'\Vcl!. l'n1 just a~ confu~rd no"· as I was before ·· Lan1entl:'d Co1nrniss1onf'r Cun Dosh: "!I'll take mP rnort• than 30 yl'ars lu grt used to 11 ·· Nonl•thelcss. l-lra«on lta.1 and all 11~ houses now ll'ill he ~h 1pprd ovrr tn eily cou11ciln1 eo for .11pproval or dtsap. rovaL In th<> n1<>ant1r11e . !hi' pruplr or R<>il· con Ba.v arc. waiting for that bi& dn1 \'.'hen !hey "'ill be put on the nt:ip. Infantrymen W ipe Oiit Company of Viet Cong· SAIGON (AP) -U.S. infantr~·mcn surprised a Viet Cong company near the Cambodian border today arwt JI was wiped out by artillery. napalm and aerial bombs. a military spokes· man repo'i-ted. A spokesman /or lhe !st Infantry Division said it was believed 80 enr· my troops were killed in the battle about 72 miles northwest of Sai,i::on near where a furious 14.-hour battle. raged Sunday. U.S. losses were put at three dead and three wounded. In the air war, U.S. fighter-bo.mbcrs carried tbe furious c.ampaign against the heartland <1! Nc:1rth Vietnam through ill sixth straiaht day Sund.I.)'. baUf:ring tarceta near the chier port of Haiphong. Racing against the approaching monsoon1, Navy pilots hammered the Cat Bi MIG air base. the Ch; Lai transshipment potnl, and a barge re- pair yard that was hit for the fi rst Frotn Page I FIRE ... time. :\\I 111l'rc \l'ilh1n se\'en 1n1ll'S o[ lhP cf'nter of lla1phong. A spokesman said lhc weather wa~ llP~lhnin~ to cl nud 1n 01 "r \'orth \'1PI~ tHllTI, V>hich \\'Ill pro\ Ide a Jll'Dff'C• t11'P hlankr1. hut ~J1·.1 piln1s llf're able In 1nount slrikt·~ 11lcn~ the coast, ~\Jorth \'1crn:irn l'l<11n1rd thrrr l '.<;. phtncs \l'C'rf' shot <1011 n. but the L'S, Con1n1and rnade oo rt•pnrt of any loss- es. Siner the hca11· raids on thl' Ha· nni ·Haiphong arra-began last Tur<;· rlay. thr l.'.S. Con1n1and has announc- ed the lo~s of 15 p!;ine~ anrl 16 flier!. There 11·as also no conf1rn1a t1on of a J/anoi claim that a B52 strategic bomber was shot do'lrn ju8t north 0£ the demilitarized zone Sunday. FLAMING SKIES -Burning embers carried aloft by 60.mile·an-hour ~usls turn night into day on thili stretch of Riverside Freeway in S.anta An.a Canyon. morning. Winds made control of blaze irppossible through t~s \\1aJnut Canyon near the state reser- voir. in Silverado Canyon east of Ir- vine Lake and in largely scrub and uninhabited areas to the east of Cowan and Lemon Height!. Six Harbor High Students Aim ing For Scl1olarships Six seniors at Newport Harbor H.igh School who qualified in preliminary National t.1crit Scholarship compeli· lion have a chancf' to v.·in big money. co!lege scholarships. Harbor Hig h's six qualifiers. the most from any area high sc hool. a re Peggy Alford. Georgeanne Hanna. Wendy Isbell. Philip Rohner. Richard Showslack and John Strock. They are among 14.000 students na· ti onwide who are eligible lo win one of 2,900 merit scholarships valued at more than S8 million. The National Merit semi.finalists represenl the cream of high school scholars. ThP <'Ventual winners v.•111 he flp. lf'rm1ncd largely hy scores nn an ex- am lo be J!iven in the sprin~. Slu- denl activities also will count in the S<'lcction. The winners will be announced in May. Thirteen Harbor High seniors re- ceived letters of commendation for test scores that were high but not !?OOd enough lo quallfy. They are John Battaglia. Karen Breau. Anne Burke. Richard Jaffe. Jan Luymes. James McDonald. Rick Meinzer. Bill Ran· do!. Richard Schneidef.., Linda Slab- ler. David Vierling. Roge'r Walk and Barry Whitesides. DAILY PILOT N..,... ..... c:.llftni. R•b•rt N. w,,,, M ll111er n..,,.,. IC•t wil Efltiw Th.,,.,, A. M•r,lo.:111 M•Mtlott f<lllor J., ..... F. c.u; .. , N...._., hKft CllJ" £dllW J •clr II.. Curlty '•ul Ni11111 •lfl.lllf•I ,,...,...,.. A~l1"'9 Dlroctw N.wpl't '-' OfflM 221 I W1d l1lb•t l lw ... M1 iti .. 9 A°'dr111: ,,0 , I •• 1171,2661 Otloi.r Oflic11 C•lt MeM: )ll Wttl a., Stret! l t -.. .cfrl: JG ~OPH! ... _ ....... ,1 ..... •••<ft: "' '"' 11'"1 0 AllV "llOf, WI'~ ""'I<~ 11 COP"l>l"" "'-H""'°·"'"'· II 1ubtl1flld Ollly t•C11! Su11611, i.. -1•1lr tdl!l""I le< Mt'""" let(:~, C•ll ......... L•t""' lrK~, Munl· ~ hlKft, F"""lllft Ytll.., l ftd WUI• "'111111r. "°"' w1111 • ,.,1..,11 fdlH..,, l'rlt!llf>f t l•nh t i ll!I W"1 It'-ll!•d, Nt-1 hKll, '"" "' Writ ll1y "'"'• Cotll Mete. T...,.._. (7141 Ml..4Jll Cl-.lflM A4"1-tW., Ml·5•7• cwrri..,t, lffl, Ort"" CDt•I PuMllfl. "'' C0tnp1fty Mo ... ~ ... ,,H , lllul!tt• lklnl, Hlllerlt! ,,,.1i.r e< tdVf"lllt.....,,. ,,_,.1,. .,... 111r '"'Ollu<rd ... ~.....,, ¥"'111 -mlu l• o• <•.,ltM o"""" SMOftd Clll• tM>lll .. o•ld •! Mt*-1 l r 1<h, Cotl•O"'•I ~l><<•I°''"" bw <I•• rttr 1111 "'"""'11: b> ,..,,11 If """'t~IWI "'!tl!1Fr Oul!ftt lk>tlt, ll.11 ,.....,1111,, ' -- SAVING WHAT HE CAN -Tom Gei!ICr. 18721 Santi.ago Canyon Road. Orange Park Acres. joins hi s dad in lrying to find room in !hr family car for sel of drums. Family "'as ordered lo ev3cuate as 1n fe rno threatened home early today. Sloop Stripped Boat Thieves Hit Yacht Club Skillful b o a I thieves. apparenlly with &f'I inventory of whal they wanted. stripped a new Gal-34 sloop in the Balboa Yach! Club moorinf area. it waK reported over the wttk· end. Co.owner5 John Thorne and llr . nave Smiley discover~d the thrfl when they wenl to lake the bo;;.1 Ar · rib'a from 115 mooring Saturday tn rn· fer the F'al\ Crllld Cup Regatta. Gear valued at more than SJJ.Ol v.·as stolen from the bom.. Three Bar- T raffic Ban Slated NEW YORK !UPJ 1 -Traffic may be barred 1n Tunes Square and o!hcr art'as or t11e t·1ty pe riodically d11r1nt: !hP nrx! fcv. n1on!hs in an rffnrl In 1·on1rnl rxh:iu~t rumc~ fredin:: !he I'l l\'< 0Parll~ air rml111tinn. I ienl winches wert unbollcd lrom I· e deck and all tht running ri~in~ '"· eluding the mains'! shttt -•"a• •r. moved. The thie''CJ: al~ unholl~ a lnr\1 ~ d h;itch to rntrr lhr hoat anrl ~1rir 1t of nthrr v:uu;:hlr i:car. fnur <'"abin liJ!hls werr un~frr.,, r1 lrnm !hr o\·prhead and bull.hr 1,1 ~. flther S:t'ar J:lolcn included a Jlor1 ,•,It autnmatir dirtclion finder. v. n h handles. 1nainshcet tr.:veler. , 1., .. k and barometer. and lwo cmnpas~·, ··1be thie\•es obviou1ly kne ..... ,1 n<1t they wanted and how to r c m , e them:· said Smiley. ··They v.·rrr ···ry neal in their v.·ork . leavin.i: lhc , . 11n and decks in good order. TIH-y h. ,< In rrawl 1n th r lazarf'llr ;in rl l'Jl1..i'f'r lwrlh~ In nnhnll lhr v.·1nl·hr~ ·• Thr lht'll "ii~ rrrortr•t ,,, , ..... •ti !Vlher. • Fro• Pqe I MARTIN ••• )flit! ID C...,. OU!. · .\1y wife and !he kids drove In my s1s1er's home in Santa A.na ." he said. ··J 10011. our lwo horse! acros~ t h e Santa Au River In a safe place on a ranch." Martin returned lo the sceni> befnre dawn. The home was still there. It had been spared by flames that had racPd by both sidt'~ of the property. ''All that v.·aterin_1t,'' hr said weari· Jy this mornin; ... appar<'ntly paid off." He continued hosinl! dov.·n the prop- f"rty throu.i:h lhe day. ··1rs a pretty desolate .~r.:ene." he said. "When we left at 2 a.m .. I did n't think It was possible there'd be any· thing left At the time. we could see amoke and flames just half a mile ••ay." Reagan Asks New Law fires broke out in Carbon Canyon and in Laguna Niguel. but were report- <>d ly quickly cootained and unrelated In the huge connagratio n burning in the north and central areas of the county. More than 4J)(l() person.~ had be.en evacuated since the fires broke out in the Corona area ~unday. The Red Cross opened 1wo emergen- cy sheijen at.t":J Modena Hil!.h School in Orange and at Foothill School In Tustin. More than 1.500 refugees, and many horses and pets. were reported at the fo rmer place. The Orange County t\oimal Control Service .~et up an cmcrge nry veterin::i- rian station in F'oothill High School to treat wild strays pirkcd up from burn· 1ng fie lds with !heir fur afire. Uninjured animals rescued From the blaze were released away from the fire zone. SACRAMENTO IAP) -Gov. Rea- gan has suggested possible federal kJislation to deal with •ntidraft, an. tiwar demonstrations which -Rea- gan uid -give •·comfort and aid to the enemy." At 9 a.m., there. appeared to he some prospect of containing the fires. hut within an hour, the blaze broke out again in an area along the R iver- side Freeway which previously h::id be.en thought subdued. "Green trees along there went up like tinder," an observer reported, as names raced toward the eastern part ol Yorba Linda. Speed of the fire was aC'celeratcd by the searing Santa Ana winds, gust- ing up to 70 knots at times. ~;. •_,".'- - • 'fte lllws 1hould leave ronm for rea- tonable dissent, Reagan said, but not anything that attempts to justify "bloodshed, araon. violence. damage to property and harm to individuals." 'nle govemor made the comment~ after returning to Sacramento Satur· day from • three.day 1i:x-city speaking tour. Most of the stops were for Re- publican party fund raising events. YOUR WATCH'~ Another hot spot was alon.i; lhP Riv· erside F'reeway in Santa Ana Canynn and the vicinity of the Green River Golf Course. The fire swept over Irvine LakP and raged through Oran~e Count v·~ weU-known Irvine Park, Beneath ihr dense smoke and ashes, ho11·e\•er. it was impossible lo determine if it de· atroyed the park. • Ct.1ned • Oilttd • Acljustecf PEAll:LS Sl 99 RE-STRUNG , RINGS S2 49 SIZED, l"m , $5!M~LETE Mining Oi•mOl!ds RtplKtd, from $4.99 Chro•o1r1ph & Self· wiltden 1llght11 higher: 'Jtwelry De1lgnlng A Sptci•ltyl ~\~\If/fl. FAST DEPENDABLE SUVICE ' ...J P ft"fll(• f,lll"Plt i\lareic S<"hory. 19. or Nr1\•porl Reach. 1ra~ <"rn1~·ncrl hon1cr on1- ing (\UC'Cn nf Orange f'na~I. ('ol- lrgc Saturda~· nigh! al halftime of I.hr Pirates' 1ri11rnph nvpr San Bernardino Vatlr.1· ('nllrgc. - Vo11r 0111cgn .Sn1cs & Service 1\ue11c11 l S•~~r•l1 I~<·• ·n~·~ .,.,~,.n·• !rem <\)\ I" ~ "~''°'V of 11no;n• ~· •n•• I f ~ ... ~ ...... , ''~"' <II\ • •'n ~· "·••to h•m '.If 01"•· •••. ,., .1 ... "~"" ''' IO 0•" UCCI Now 2 Grca! StorC'~ Tri Strvr Yl"l11 TfRMS ro HAR•OR SHO,,ING> HUNTtt-:G>TON CEN T£R CENTER BEACH & ED INGEfl 2lOD HAll•OR l lVD. HUNTl11GTON l (ACH M Sttre Th•t Cenfidenct Suitt COST A MISA • S~S·•~e s a·:1.s501 Open Mon., Thur,., Fri . Til 9 p.n1. ' ' "' YOU R l tJ DGCT 'I e " Monday, Octobtr 30, 1967 OAJLV PILOT 3 'No Choiee~ You Mllst Leave Now!~ 'HELL BRIAKS LOOSE' -Cameramen are silbou- etted by flames along Santa Ana Canyon Road a mile south of the Green River Golf Course. "All bell NOT MUCH LEFT -This is all that's left ol. plwlh Villa Park residence after burning embers carried by Santa Ana winds touched off blaze in early N . .EWPORT • #I FASHION ISLAND Residents Ordered Out Of Fire Area DAILY PILOT staff photographer Richard Koehler $pent all night and lhl' early morning hours today with Orange County firefighters battling thp raging mountain blazes. Here is l•I.$ personal account. broke loole," aid ........ at the acene tllll morn- ing. Fire skipped the golf coarw near Rivenide Freeway. By RICHARD KOEHLER Of .... Dal" l"ie.t SI.if ''This is a disaster area. You no longer have the choice of staying or leaving. You must leave, NOW." The black and white cars of the sheriff's department were blaring this command over their loudspeakers as we cruised up and down the Villa Park area. It was just before dawn, and already the smoke and ashes were thick ov<?r Santiago Canyon Road, the Black Star Canyon area, the Peralta Hills. There were sparks all over the place, too. I'd been through all of them during the "night, helping the firemen, help- ing the people, talting the pictures. People got their kids out of the homes, and packed up what clothes ~Y could load into their cars. Wblle parenta dld the loading, some of the ~ went onto the roofs to wet them dOwn~ I saw one woman in one of the new homes alonJt Santiago Boulevard tak- ing down drapes. She said they cost S500 and she'd just put them in this weekend. I don"l know if she got them to safety. \ It was r~ally bad In the Loma Street area in Villa Park. Several homes there were completely destroyed. Sparks set more fires. There WP.re more blazes than fire units lo fight them. Horses were wandering airnleMly around the streets. with their colts. I didn't see any snakes or rabbits which usually are flushed out by fires. CANYON INFERNO -Two-story Villa Park structure. valued at $80,000, is gutted by explosive fire within minutes in wooded area near Serrano Avenue and Sycamore Street early th is morni ng. Winds of gale force fanned flames to SO-foot heights. aster. It took a while for the flames to ~el going. but when they did they raced faster than some humans. At or.l time, fire surrounded me but 1 got out on 'the only path open to me- right through a dense cloud of smoke. ------------------------- Famed Mo1n Die .. .... morning boan todly. Note trees bending in wind as flames oontiDae to 1ict away at remnants of structure on Canyon DriYe. Up around the Santiago Creek Dam ~lier in the night. lots of horses were being led to safety by pe<>ple ~. I saw some day-old calves being led away in Santa Ana Can· yon. There was the same thing near the Circle C Ranch. What started out to be a routine brush hre turned into a major dis· You should have seen those eucalyp· tus windbreaks when the £ire reached them . They went up in a wall of name. within seconds. Costa Mesa resident Mary J ane Joy's mother. Bertha Hughes. who was parliamentarian to the l!.152 Rr· publican National Convcn1'on. died last week in Zeatrice. near Omaha, Neb. Mrs. Hughes. past president of Na· tional Parliamentariani;. was 67. • . NEWP~T CENTER ... How can you tell which · Bali for you? Try them .t first 0 JLS • in Buffums1 fitting\:iroom .. If you're willing to spend 5 minutes in our fitting room, we can promise you a prettier figure. Over 50% of the women in America wear the wrong brn. You could be one of them. It's easy to tell. Do the straps you're wearing dent your shoulder? Can you feel them? Does the back ride up? Do you have to wear the straps short to get the uplift you want? Does H feel tight or loose? Do you feel it at all? If you do, it doesn't fit properly. When you select a Bali at Buffums', our expertfitter will give you several bras to try on. She'll want you to be certain that the lift comes from under the cups. The ~ck should lie down, •• the lower the back, the higher the lift in front. The straps should lie on your shoulders, supporting no weight, just fee ling secure. It should cling at the cleavage--no gap at all. Bali bras assure you that kind of fit.All you feel in a Bali is beautiful ••• and you'll see the difference under fashions. If you're not wear- ing a Bali now •.• don't you think you'd like to? You'll find just the styl es you want at Buffums'. Foundations, Downtown Long Beach , Santa Ana, Pomona, Palos Verdes, Lakewood and Newport u um ' 644-2200 MONDAY, THURSDAY. FRIDAY 1~:00 TILL ?:30 • OTHER DAYS 10:00 Tl~L 6:00 / \. \, - • 4 DAILY PILOT Monday, Ottobe, 30. 1967 Syria Claims Israel In Mideast Spat DAMASCUS CUPI) -OamalCUI ra- dio nsported that four lnaeli plaoa flew over Syria today and that ooe of them was shot down in a brief air ~ tie with Syrian planes south oi Damas- cus. It was the first incident reported on the lsraeli·Syrian front in days al- though Israeli troops have excballfed fire repeatedly wiUt Egyptian and Jordanian forces. bc-aeliJ and Arabs clubed in a series of incident.a Sunday n1Pt in the Be.itshean Valley 20 miles IOUUl of . Arab state mobilize Its forei!s'' for war with Israel, the newspaper said. n.er, was a similar statement in the newspaper Sawt Al Arab in Bagh- dad, Iraq. ''Tbil .ia the responsibility of every Ar~ and every Arab government," it said.. "History and future Arab gen- erations will never forgive us if we doa'l" The official Syrian daily Al Batt.ah blamed "American imperialism" for blocldng a U. N. settlement. The Jor· danian newspaper Al Di!as made a 5imilar charge. brael meanwhile made it clear there cooJd be no U. N. solution to the Mid· die Eao!t crisis unJess the Arabs agree to negotiate directJy with Israel. So what's so new about Danny Thom11 being in town? He lives in the Harbor Area. At least. that's what the othtr Dinny Thom11 found out when he showed up in Costa Mesa for the opening of a new music store. The Harbor Area Thomas, a youngster with a normal nose, asked the Hollywood Thomas, an internationally known hook-nos- ed comedian, for his (the latter's) autograph. Mideast Peace Plans Divide U.N. Council UNITED NATIONS (AP) -Th e 10 noopermanent members al the U.N. Security Cound1. split betfteb two propouls, tried today to qree on a. plan the council oould adopt to -1 a peacemaker to the Arabi and f.5. raelia. Costunre Party Slwoting No Gag; Victim Killed Adral KcdllariM H,,,nr. (rif1tt) brou o UfdnlN rule tut •"-"""' J10N1 /or pldurta cd • tlfW cor&f'1"- enu to let NN York p~Mr• tou thil picture of her with look· alike niece, KcUaariM Houohton, toith whom ahe 1tor11 clong with Spencer Tracv and SidMJI Poitier, in the aomi.- to·bt-1'tlecaed movie, "Giu11 Who's Coming To Dinntr1". *- Halt C~tmpion, fonner Califor- nia finance director under ex.Gov. Edmund G. Brown, admit.a now Brown should have used more re- search and behavioral science in structuring his campaign in which he lost to Ronald Reagan. "If you don't like to think of a governor as an Alk.a Seltzer than look at him as a Buick!' CbQmpion said. * Highway stripes are tJhe wrong color claims CanadUn driving in· structor Thomas Gtrcl1. He aays the centerline should be red and lane stripes should be green. Driv- ers would cross the green line to change lanes, but would be afraid to cross a red center line because psychologically it would make them think of danger. * -.....,.... -•If'--~ It's just not like the good old days when movie stars rode in block·long limousinea ..> protected by dozens of press agents and hired staffers. Jin Powell, a young starlet whose car was stolen soon after she arrived in Los Angeles, it is clajmed, hitchhikes rides along Hollywood's Sunset Strip to her jobs at various studios in Tinsel Town. One m a j o r difference wu o v e r •ordiDC of imtructiou to t la • ..... polld U.N. Qedal repl'H t• lYe concmd.q wltbd r a• a J ol brMti trOOlpl tr.I CQtm'td Arab ..... A Cenect•1•0Ullh draft • a l 4 • atate la tM 1rt1 aboa1d • .,_... S. retuaiq to wttbdraw" troopt tut are on another'• territory aplmt ltt will WITHDRAWAL UNE' A resolution submitted by Ar1e:o- tina, Brull, Ethiopia. India, Mali and Ni&eria aaid the 1arae1is aboukl with- draw either "to positions they held on June 4" -the day before 1be war began -or "from all the t.errttories occupied aa· a result of the recent con- flict." The phrue to be med depend- ed on final iDJtructions some of the delegates receive from dleir govern- ment.I. The Arabs want the date left ia. The Israeli• contend any withdrawal should be "to agreed and secure froe.. tiers" -tneaning borders negotiated before the withdrawal Some diplomats u.id they expected a compromise by Tuesday or Wednes- day and a meeting of the 1!>Gat:ioD council a day later to adopt the reso- lution. Otbeu aaJd it wu more likely there wOUld be no agreement and the two sides would submit their pnpos- als separately for the council's cle- cision. Many felt the council would act somehow. If it does not, the General Assembly will debate the issue. ARABS OBJECT Backers of the six-nation plan said the Arabs objected to it but they pre.. sumed the Arabs finally would ac- cept it. They said if that bappmed.. it was sure to receive the nine votes needed for adoption -those of the six sponsors. p 1 u s the Soviet Union. Bulgaria ant France. and perb.apa Japan, too. But they said the Americam also had objected t-0 the text. The Amer- icans are cl06e to the Israelis. t b e Russians are close to the Arabi and either of them could veto any resolu- tion. Other principles of the peace reso- lution call for an end to the Arabs' state of belligerency toward Israel. freedom of navigation in international waters and a settlement of the Pales- tine refugee problem. In general. the principles are less directly and specif- ically stated in the Canadian-Danish plan. V AH NUYS (AP)-Gaily mftUmed ,_... a a Bdnrem .-1J watdled ...................... midlt .t. a. ....... ea1y s-laJ ... ........ .,,. ...... -n.e, a.. &W tm ••tile.._ al a dewr' llldt. ,,._ ~ ....... -....... .,.. ..... #A.I. !'W. .. .., ...... ,, .... (J , ........... ,,, ... _,, ............... ..... eamile ..... ..... Ollle ..... l*r; '1l ....... to "UJW like a ttit. Wiim tlle ID.D felldon .................. bliag -lbe .. w al thoa&td. pd, thil PI ii rea11J paniltc it ca" Be a.id Li.edstaaed. a uftmae, ap. peared at lbe prinU party ill t .. i • Nobel Prizes In Chemistry, Physics Given S10CIWOUI <UPI) -ne 1t11 x~ bel ,,... ,. ..,... 93' ~ today .. <Andi Ullivait6 Prof. Ham Albredlt Beale. a Gennan- bon ......... llelped deft:lap Am- erica's ~op!ll bomb. 1'1le Nobel Prille ilr dw I • 11'1 ,,_ dmded .... twit BrilWI ... Ger 1fest GU'mM ............. No Nebel Pace Prm was awarded (or lbe ....t 11: n r r u•iw year. Half e( tile --chmtidry priz.e ftlll t. Pnl ~ W. Nonisb of Cambridee u.itaiit'J·s lmtibde of ftlJSical 0-•idt., -.. ~ Port« of tile 8oyal IMitulioe ol Lon- daa. m wll9 bmal; ..W as a team. 1be aCbft' liar --to Manfred Ei#9 of the Ku PlaDct lmtitute, GodliAOM West Galnaay. Tlae S.. 'M Royal At:ademJ of Sci- eatilts awanled lbe ...-pbys1a prize to Beale --ibeDries Oii lbe IOllrCle of a.e ..... aer"gJ. work thal has pr'Oftld Ii Yitai impm twit' in pro. tedillg .... .. from radi:atice l)Q spare ....... The dmniAry prize was based on the ......... .a.lies iD ctistnr~ iDC lbe ..._ of a cbanicat readm -die poilll wtw.re a cbmi- ical rad1oe appeal'J .. llaft balanc- ed .. n.e, did -bJ lbocb timed al one CboN _,.. of a miDioatb of a MCGed. Laramie Holds Nations Low Hot Dry Santa Ana Winds Fan Local Bnuh Fires Sun, Moon, Tides TUESDAY Correctff tor Time Chlftl• Fin l IOw n:~ •.m. n.J 1=1rs1 hlgll 7: ll • m. 6,? Second low 1 :31 o.m .O.? Se<.ond high , • ., p,m $,I SUft lllMl 6.13 ~ m Sell S:GJ p.m M-lllMl 4;11 a .m Srlt ~:11 pm. New Flm 0. Full LUI o. Nov I Nov 8 Nov. 16 Nov 2• Orange Coast Small craft warnlno> dlspl~vtd trom Pon Huelle~ lo NtWPOrf Baach. Lou! northeast wltld• 20 10 35 knoh below coe>tal calU'Ol\S. otMrwlsi-v1r. table wlr>ds les. lhon U knoll lodaY through TutSdev. Though wln<lv. the weether will be clur. VM!er«Hv the temP!'raturf> rar>Qe<I from e high of IS to • tow 01 56. The M!a temperature wu 6S. CaHfornia SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA -SunnY tOO.Y '"° Tuesdoy. Strong ou•tv north to nonhtut winds most uus Siio~•· IY w1r~ coolal wcllons todav. LOS ANGEL.CS ANO VICINITY- il<JnnY today 3nd TueSdaY. St•Otlil 11usly norlheul winds b<!low conVOll• War~r todev wllh high 90 Law kl· nf11M 56 Hlgll luuoov nt'Or 90 C0A$TAL AND INTERMEOIATE VALLEYS -Sunnv todav and Tue .. d1Y. SlrOllQ guttv n«llleut winds be low canvQll•, Werme• with Moh• todlV attO Tuudav 15 to 95 Lows lonlglll 40 to S.S. • MOUNTAIN AREAS -Sunny todtV ind Tutsd•v Stronti <l•v oustv ""''" ""' wlttO•. Con!lnutd «iol Strong, gusty wll'Ol a nd low humid· tty lodav hampered firefight•••' ti ta.t~ to control brush fir~• thfl ht ve ~•red more tllon JO.COO ocres ot val· u3bl~ wate•shtd. OthNwl~. Soulht rn C•lllorn1t wu aunny with ne<tn to n<>rJlltHI wll>ds 111111•11119 mot' Ar•U •nd bllrned 1'.000 •tret nHr k•~ m011t In "~lldl Couf1fy, " •»ecre fire In Le» A~ CounlY'a T 0,."94 C•nYOll w• mostly tOnlllMCI. Small creft w1rnl1191 _, Mnl lltpolnt from tl'lelr llalYtrth Item Point ConcapllOft 10 Port Hutntrm end from Newport kKll 10 11\t Mto· lco border wtien file Wt•fller llur .. u luutd wernlnt• for ousty wln•h up to JS ~nols below coestal canvor1t , In Los Anoeiu. th• high lodar wu ta. C0111pered to Sulldey•a .... 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A few minutes later be ran back into the room, fol· lowed bJ a stocky man cariying a gun .. "lt Joobd like a toy,'• uJd another pest, Brace Cant. "I aaw tbs ........ n.n ... two ..... Ona •truck U1'1b ... ill U. aide, the other bit a wall. Tbe ..-. watched and laughed u Lindatrand writhed on the floor for tneral minutes while bfs usailant fled, rirtually unnoticed, according to a woman cuelt who would not identify be:nelf. Sbt said. "A girl sitting next to me said. •1 aee blood coming out ,of hil moalh.' .. I told her. 'It must be a capsule be bu inlide .• "Bat she went up· to him and it was blood. A guy went up and tried his palre and sbouted. 'He has no pulse. Tllil man ii dead.· " Cane'1 rie Gale said that as che pestl waited for police "there was just •bod and dilbelief. "Ever,oae walked around in a daze. It was Jate and we'd all been drink· mg and it WU bard to grasp what bappeoec1.•• LindJtr.md lived in an apartment beute across the street from tb6 one where be died. Detectives questioned all the guests, bat said they had no clue to the iden· tity of the killer. Sears DEEP MOURNING -James Richardson of Arcadia, Fla., is comfor~ ed by friends during the funeral of his se.ven children who died of. poisoning from a powerful insecticide. The children apparently died ocf parathion poison, a potent insecticide, which somehow found its way into food the children consumed. The ch'lldren were buried in a ma11 service Sunday. :fornado Hits Gulf City;"" ..... Four Killed, 200 Injured GULFPORT, Min. CUPt) -A tor- nado plunged down on thla busWng port city at rush hour today, killing at least four persoM and injuring as many as 200. The Harrison County Sheriff's De· partment said at least four persons were dead. The highway patrol eati· mated as many as 200 may have been injund. Tornadoes and waterapouts prowled the Gulf Coast from Louisiana to Ala- bama. Several persona were !Qjured when either high winds or ... ~do raked Pointe·A·La1.ffa<:he1 on the tip of Loiuaiana. HJgb winds and water· spouta damaged several borMs on the Alabama coast and injured one per- son at Gulf Sbores, Ala. A spokesman at the state Civil De· fense headquarters in Jackaon aaid the tornado dipped down first on the state docks, hurling enormous cargo- lifting trucks around, and then leaped five miles and plunged down on Fairchild's Restaurant at Subur· ban Randsboro. He said it churned two and a half miles from H~b«o, through Mis- sissippi City before drawing back up into the rainy sky over back bay. .A woman was repqrted pinned un- der a car near the busy b&nana docks. A popular restaUI't8Dt-normally full of persons en route to work-waJ unroof· ed at Miasissippj City. Part of U.S. Hi&hway 90 WH blocked by debris. The ·Total Silhouette Re~ular $13 a. Total f em.iniJUty . . Jacy loveli.ot& com. bined with smooth shaping. Cups are lined for a youthful uplift. 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Both sparkling stores are packed with Grand Opening sur- Pliles Md better-than-ever Penney values ... new departments ..• new lines .•• vast selections in every department. Bring along your Penney Charge c.d and join us at the new Penney's nearest you ... it's not every day we can celebrate twins! OPENl"'6 SOON AT HUNTINGTON BEACH ... NEWPORT BEACH • DAU. V '1lOT 5 f \ 8 DAILY PILOT Seattla and Destre• Senator Asks Halt Of U.S. Missions WASHINGTON (AP) - Sen. Thruston B. Morton hu called anew for an end to U.S. search and destroy missions in Vietnam. saying they "have been frightful in their casualty cost." The Kentucky Republican, a former GOP national chairman and a longtime party spokesman in the for- eign affairs field, said San- day the United States also should cut down the soope of its military operations and turn over more al the~ .. ae 5eat• VJdnamne Be •ante' ...... ~ caDtd U.S.. ellllnll .. ee war elf.art was .. -'J ... dmniniDC 5-6 Vie.._.. ese mcrale. "Wf.ll ...., .. ..... take ..-e .. .-e .. 6e jobs a.e,. ..... -.... ad tllat a.e,. t.ie 3111S- ea0y liMt al Wart ..... aidllmim.. "We ...a ~cd Of 0 ii it'1 pwHe ..... a .-..e -the .-rt .. ~ •••t• Vwteaaome ........ _. eeed ill a.is..., .... . LBJ Lies Hurting U.S. Says Romney By The Auodatecl P"91 Michigan Gov. Geor&e Romney, seemingly piddJai up the tempo and atiffmiag the tenor of bis attaeb • President Jotmsoa. cmdln- ues today bis ~ ntDc through New F.q!W The Republican IOftl_., who bu said be'D ...... Ille New Bamplblre J11'im1r7 March 12 if be deddel .. seek the preUlency, nst.ed in that state Sunday after launching two strong verbal assaults on Johnlon. In a speech at Burlington. Vt., Romney told an audi- ence of 1,500 Saturday ni&hl that Johnson's administra- tion is •'distrusted and cm.. credited at home and iU lack of credibility at bOme is eroding America's cred- ibility abroad ... House Told: 'Take Viet Stand Now' WASHINGTON (AP) -A call for Congress to stay in session until it deals with the question or war po- licy in Vietnam was sound- ed, today by three House members. The suggestion from Reps. Paul Findley. (R-Ill.). F. Bradford Morse. <R-Mass.). and William L. Hungate. <D- Mo.), comes at a time which congressional leaders are predicting that with a little luck the 1967 session could wind up around Thanksgiv- ing Day. "Our men in Vietnam can- not adjourn the war." Find- ley said. ''and I do not think the Congress should adjourn until it has dealt squarely with the question of war po- licy." The three are among 57 House sponsors of a resolu- tion calling for congression- al hearings to determine if "further legislative action is desirable in regard to South- east Asia policy." EarWr R 'tllllla 'Dfdin« .. GOP • -8 v ..... , ......... .. tiaa is ..... -trllllle bee it .. -.i.mr --~ ......... . .... ...... ... a.ma (D"# ..... .. ....,,, .. ...... __ .. ,....._. .. c..., .. F', ..... ri&M--~~Jlll,_ ,_.red f "'T'blt .. p ... -... ii • ......., acliM •1-.- a...dt ... s..llly .... aste4 at a • ~ fJI aie ldabe Pr... a. ii Bllille about ... •we 1 s • 18. Bat a-da. a pa -0 4 war critic. .,.. _, - GOP• M'ii'+ .. f cm ... ,_ Rat N doiltlley . ,,_. on." a.a ail ., er w- IDfr Bet··· -.a lftli- dent. ...... --•• deeper." Georee ·~ er a-Alabnm ,,.uuw _..DJ'S he'll rm llr .. ~-a third .-tr tidlld • .a.r major party1lllilill a~ vative ............ national Meo! -fJI lleilc tbruSeDed.. Ke didll"t .,. ... ..al about ae ...... Wail he's naio4 .._ ..._ ''reYGllltioalil!ll. ..... and C+•• • 1 ~ ... people ... --... 1-.e thewarmv.-....· Wallaoe~ Ille m- 6on's riots • cc.-•-. anarehid.s .. adioWs. ''There aft -I .,. causes to ._. .... a ritJ' un)egs yoa W't .... .._.. country." he aii11. ~ and ur.eo .... .,...... lllBle no(~ to .. wi6 iL- He W3S ia:nit_. im Portland. Ore_ llr 6e ~ telerisioe .. 9"... .,,.ail! the Nafioa_ .. G:ov· ~ a:,-.. Califorwa, MtQl! -....... whileauWepflas~ ing dowa -........ --war denwiiduil111L. '"Jbln ~ ~., a.s to c:':OW.I' .... if 911! Wlft tttbrrically ill a tale ., war ... said Bng;w ...._._ haps there ,..... lie a.-- si"billty of iegi I fiM .. -- plemeal Cbe saime ..... !& garding giNg ail .. ---fort to the .-.Y-.. JleagaspaRt.WW in Sao-* 3'llrr ..... ing home fr-.. a cm-~ raising ._. .. tile ....... and Soaal. .... d ..... ........ iCfQ '1•MI ..-.~ ....... U.S.., pr flflllrtla Yid.-A -. _,r., lie I I RS Ille .... 6e ... Virt ... ii t S I , .. -ne.r -.,_, .,aet a· 1 n a ... ailic. Dfa. .nlllir ......... a..d .,....._..,,r ·c U..S.ew'' ....... dlllt .. ew .,.,. Jalll t9 °"F a' aa.ic ._ • A ;i+w iwt . I fl Git ...._... ............. 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Findley contended there are many ideas on how to resolve the Vietnam conflict.. In fact, he said, he has found some 26 separate alf.ernar tives to present policy or parts of it, most of whichi-------------------- originated in Congress. "To the best of my knowledge, each is entirely different from anything tried by the administration, .. Findley said. "None corresponds direct· Jy to any of the 28 separate peace plans which the sec- retary of state says the Uni- ted States has supported." These ideas. Findley said. could form a starting point for a congressional de- bate on what to do about Vietnam. In the Senate. the Foreign Relations Committee start- ed hearings last week on a resolution sponsored by Sen. Wayne Morse, D-Ore .• un· der which Congress wo.lld urge the President to seek an emergency meeting of the U .N. Security Council to begin efforts to emf the Viet. KOCI-FM nam war. His proposal would have the United States agree in advance to accept any council directives, such as an order to halt bombing of North Vietnam. Senate Democratic Lead.er Mike Mansfield and mo re than 50 other senators have sponsor· ed another resolution urging 1 U.N. action-but it contains ,. ,...._....., no suggestion for advance I lllll••••• agreement to any directiveF.. ' -.... ' lltATRIOTIC RALLY -Paul Christopher (fore· groand), 19'-year-old high school senior of Wake- field. llaa., smiles as he gazes at some of the atimated 35,000 1upporters that attended a mass , Ul'IT1 ...... r~ly m suppo~ o_f Ameri01ll troops in Vietnam. Tired of the anti-Vietnam war demonstrations, Paul sponsored the Sunday rally following last week's anti-war demonstrations at the Pentagon. No '67Tax Hike Seen: Mansfield WASHING TON (AP) Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield says be seea no chance Congress will aps prove a tax hike this year -and a Democratic col- league views such a failure u a break for President Johnson. "I'm sorry," he added, "becauae I feel that a tax bill is necessary." He pre- dicted inflation would cost the average taxpayer more than the 10 per cent income tax surcharge asked by the President. Sen. William Proxmire, (D-Wia.), a aid Congress would be doing Johnson a political favor by refusing to approve the tax boost. He cited the possibJlity of high- er taxes as a key reason tor what he palled a decline in Johnson's popularity. "I would hope that t h e Congress would help him out by not passing his tax in- crease, and in that case, 1 think we could have a con- tinuation of our pcosperity without serious inflation," said Proxmire. 35,000 Attend Patriotic Rally To 'Back qur Boys In Vietnam' Mansfield became 'the hlghe~ranking Democratic leader to have conceded publidy that the tax boost proposal is all but dead for thil session ol Q>ngress. WAKBPIELD1 Ma a a. (lJPI) -A former high 9dlool dropout wu over· joJed flDday with the IUC· cas of a masaive "Back Ow Boys in Vietnam" ral· Jy wbida be sponsored be· came be was fed up with aatiwar demonltrations. Paul P. Christopher Jr., a It-year-old aenior at Wake- field Hi&tt Sc:bool, was the. *iring firce behind the pro -Vietnam demoostra: tim Sanday at Wakefield Qwn.,,.. that drew an esti- mllted z.a wind-whipped revival. Let us make lt fashioneble again." • Multl-Checll • .... 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G-.., 35, el San ,,. ... t.o.c wafics ,._ ... m.,_, .... lint .. fl .. mmty jail sf 2 •• .... • .... ... Ba• -... =.-rt•< 'a _. ... ....... c--............. .,... ........ ill • waiting ear. OffiriMs ....... the tint e.. .. acape from Ille~ jilil 19CC IJJf'llly. Asllrtlle.a..lw,the ..... . n4 -tlleJ pwed .. CA~ .... foqrth ~en Reagan [(uchel Expects To Back GOP SAN DIEGO (UP I) -Sen. Thomas H. Kuchel, {R· Calif.), criticized in the past for bis failure to support JOme Republican candidat· a. said Saturday ·night he apecta to support the GOP ~ntial nominee n e x t year. Departing from a prepar- ed speech on foreign policy before the California Repu~ lican League's aecond bien· llial convention, Kuchel also aanounced be would back Gov. Ronald Reagan's ''fa· write t0n" candidacy ln n e x t June's state presi· dential i imary. Koche drew fire from iome Republican organiza· tiom for not IUppOrPng Bar- ry Goktwater and Sen. Georce MUlllhY bi 19M and Bapn last year. :Returning to hia text, Kn- ebel told d:le convention of mqderate Republicau that "a precipitate withdrawal from South Vietnam and its con.sequences in Asia and in the United States are cam- pldely unacceptable." Koebel advocated an all· Asian peace conference among free nations of the Far Eut which was origi· naDy Jll'OPOled by Sen. Char· Jes Percy, (R·Ill.), Kucbel berated what he described as two 'by:.prod- ucts of the Vietnam. war in thi1 country. One be viewed as a "new' breed of lllltow nationalism which ~vainly tries to believe that o u r country's cause stops atCa· taUna Island." The other, Kuchel said, is "wanton disrespect for law and order and of free debate which some opponents of our pollcy in Asia have shown." Kuchel said free speech and the right to dissent are vital but added that "free speech does nOt empower anyone to tab the law into his own hands. 0 Sen. McCarthy Backs CDC Peace Delegation WEST LOS ANGELES school's Near Eastern cen· (UPJ)-Se.n. Eugene J . Mc· ter. proves of the California AW A fornia Democratic Coun-The DAILY PILOT hu won Monday, Oclobtr 30, 1967 DAILY PILOT 1 COULD YOU BECOME TRAPPED IN YOUR "STORE OF VALUES"?? The chart reve1I• what has been happening lo VALUE in the U.S.A. since 1934 . Do you believe today's prices accurat-ely reflect true VALUE? Do you bell•Y• that the rate of prioo appreciation shown will continue for another fi ve-ten-twenty yeard Do you b.lleve that in the event of an economic set-back present prices will hold? 700% 600% SOO% IOK lo , ... PERCENT AGE PRla INCREASE 1934 TO 1967 •Secartt;y 1'b1t Natioaal Blllk ._ flmlly 4IWllllnp Im Anitl• Oo. bitu. .. Burem ol l.Abor Sbt.latics Index. = J ' • .. . . leW Slfwer llMf. wt-. ..... , D. J.: f'rlw '"• , ..... Prlw "* bli. D • .I. ...... The one commodity whose record as a depend· able ''STORE OF VALUE" dates back as far as recorded history is GOLD. Yet as the chart clearly shows GOLD at its U.S.A. official price, $34.97 per ounce. is the greatest bargain in true VALUE on earth. No wonder it's disappearing into private hoards. Generally 1peakln9 you are forbidden by law ro own GOLD -but Legally you can own GOLD contained in GOLD ore reserves (in ~e ground) also gold in its natural state, called placer gold. IT'hia advertisement is seeking a few American citizens or estata.s, (not more than ten at most) capable of making a substantial financial com- mitment in such legally permissible Gold owner- ship . If you thua qu•lify, and w~h to investigate tbor· ougbly the unexploited possibilities «. the loqg dormant Gold mining industry in tbil couat:ry, please wnte to Gold and Idaho Metals Co., Box 2178, Boise; Idaho. ........................................ St~ ..... , .. , .. , ........................... . Clty' ••••••••••• I........ ,.... . .............. . ,..... ························ z.. ........... . c.rthy ot Minnesota ap· 1;=· ===R=D=W==IN=N=E=R=-. • m o r • awarda t r o m the ~~-to~~·~~~~~C l u b~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ peace delegation to the than ~Y other newapaper. 11~ be told tile ..., " .... ·,· uniOlll ud ..... k .... ... ~ to~ socidf"s .....,. ~ ............. .,, -.. .... 0.1 cNflfaear ....... fdl •M · 1mthe pakiMC Ill; the odla' was a.cw_ ...... Oii a ...-.a.y -.. ..... GI llpeecl. %1, of Ralsood City • Donald ...._ 1l. el BerR1eJ were ~-·._....for ............. llemocratic national con·,~-===========-=======:..:=============-===---=.:...:.....:._.:...:.......=:.:.::==-=..:.:...--~====================================== vention. Democrat McCarthy. a member of the Senate For-.--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--~~~----------------------• eign Relations Committee, Saturday said the b a t tl e over President Johnson's policies in Vietnam should iD Will .... The El 0 I c.._ Jll'Ol~ Wd • --•• gaqidnC ..... ill IM M-ieles SataMJ 6ll --. ben of die J ......... tion are "cboppilc ••· ii their fnlltratia-.. . rady .. pull ibe pill« .. kt Ille damn thing sink. .. ''Tbe new left. tile rai- cals, ~ hippies .. Ille dropouts,.. sat SmaW ••may be ""'1 a~ small partm ol ,.me Jl!I> pie but tbeJ aft ai6IC and the mown Jllllll Or'•• of buma leAllf) ... He llf'llld lie -. tm. 800 UDicm leaden • .,._.. to these group5. .... tell them ~ st«y "' labor' and iU fiCbt fOr ..... dig-Dity-a dory not bomd .,, dollan ud t'll!Dk. 1'J jolt .e- curity ud ........ ---ism." SS0,810 Sought For Sax be tettled "within the framework of the Democra- tic Party" as the CDC is attempting to do. and not through creation of a third party or other means. 'lbe CDC voted at a meet- ing in Long Beach last Sept. ~. to enter a peace LOI ANGELES t AP) -A IJate in the state June prl~ J1e4 t .... wm says be mary against any regular ..,.. "a Sbaditarilll of Democratic slate that backs A'••' , .. is min( a Gra-Jobmon for reelection. 1lad:a Bilk ...._. tor '50.· . McCarthy . however. de- 111 ,_ aw wrecbd mm. d ined to say whether be ...._ W'OOld 1upport a peace can· llmTII)' McEacbern. ~. didate. ''But." he added. "I UJ'S die iabiiiiildlt was don't rule out the possibility +-reed.-. Ilia car, with I would." tile us ill Ck tnmt. was He spoke at a dinner at rar-adecl last J'ftlr' by a UCLA which marked the •-:t· car *1"11 b:J F.Ahranl .,a. tabliahment of a chair for lilllE. & A1menian studies at the Called •Appelllw~ Teen Drug V se Increasing re5ts for heroin and other 1 narcoti cs was significapt. I The report, prepared by the Bureau of Criminal Sta· I tistics, cited a preliminary . study which indicates that I one in eight marijuana of· fenders first arrested in t!Mo became involved with I heroin by the end of 1965. It added, though, that this relationship is ''not neces· 1 sarily one of cause ana ef. feet!' THE MODERN FUNERAL AND BlJRIAL CONCEPT .. E~ U. 0-8-UJvl P~ CDIEIUr LOTW l XAl'SOLmr Clll"PTS ,.,_ ffJt j From l"SS rstmin.&ttr Sltmnrial If ark QWt&t~ llUMllAL .,.. CHAPILS-CMM•TOIY COlUMIAl19M YITIUllll LA_,. 211 Gt.we 1-4Sn .MerAulry-ee ... tP.ry COWUTI FVNflAl AND IURIAL CENTt• lkomr tht fUMal an<l bunal center concept dim1natn rtw nttd for procc-ssions through haYf tn.ffK on overcrowded highways, family md frift>ds .ihlcc may now pay their full re- tpt'Cb t,' anmdmg th< burial service, u well as the dupe-I Krvsce, ill at onr beautiful place, If fftS COSf. 14•1 & 14;0J IUCH IU D .• WlSTMINSTtR 714 JW',,...~ J.2421 7 1~ JUftr-on 1·171§ One day this week you'll be recelv· Ing your new Orange Cou nty te le- phone directories. We hope you'll take a look at the new front pages. They've been completely redesigned and we think you'll find them easier to use and easier to understa nd. And, of course, they're full of use- ful information. For example, they show you how to save money on Long Ois- t an c e calls. They show emergency numbers, plus how to dial direct or get repair service. There's a complete index on Page 1. ' II The front pages of ~ diredoly have one pt'imary purpos&-to '"9ke it easier for you to use your phone. And that's why there is now a whole new look in the fro nt of your book. Pacific Telephone@ _, ___ _ ~ 1.1.\i l 1 t'ILO I New Mesa Ke•,_.,..., Cons trudion has begun at 428 E.. 17th SL. CCJf1a \1rsa. of the first of a pbnned mtioawidt dma of 200 Amigos Family ResUuraot&. ~ 11~ (> r1hty will cost $116.000 and is beinf baill oa a :l•·ik'Te rite. Some 100 chamber or commerce. c1v1c and busines.s leaders recently attended a ground- ·-~.rcmony. Dean Witter v .... ·~· ...... Judge Says Denver Post Worth More Promotes Clwp The Tax Check McKibben .John II. McKibbtn hag h<'<'n appointed an account Pxccutjve with the Newport Beach ofhc<' of Dean Wittf'r & Co • ii wai; announced ')~ Manager Brenton R O~'"n. ByReadingTaxLaw A 30-year resident ol Sew- port Beach, McK.ibben at- tended Newport High School and received his BA deoee In business f r 0 ID lAC, Beach State Colle,~. Re. ii accredited by tbe Ne9.' Votk Stock Exchange a1 we.U as other regulatory bodlu. Before joining Dean Wit- ter & Co .. McK.Jbben wa1i C'O•owncr and manager of l'\orth Sails m costa Mes.a. He w1U scr,·ice individuaJ brokerage accounu 1n his nt>w position. Minute Man Award for 1967 Told 'The Mtnute Man award of the United Stales Trus- ury Department has benl presented to the Aerooutron· IC Divjsion o{ Philco-Ford Corporation at N e w po r t Beach for i~ highly succeu- rul savings bond program. More than 85 percent of Acronutronic's 6,200 em- ployes are now regular par· tJcipants in the firm's '>''" tematic payroll deduction program for savings bonds Some 5.596 employes at Aer· onutronic facilities at Ne•· port Beach. Anaheim. Santa Ana. and Lawndale. are now huymg s a v i n g s bonds through this plan The Treasury D c p a r I· m e n t • s "~inute Mao .. award was accepted oo be- half of Aeronutromc em· pJoyes by Thomas F. Mor- rissey, manager of penoo· nel services for the division. from Oscar S. Fuquay. Urutcd S t a t e ' Treasury DepartRJent. MUTUAL SAVINGS CORONA DEL 'If. >J T hat cltttk .,ON 11 haw to A""'1 lo ~ l"'urtal R~ r"11.c ,xopt, 8t'%f fO'IT nrJI hi' nit do10J1 ~oblr tnrlt ti~ appQt:otiore ot aomt' P"f«1lr ~ , •• COl'fll rndJlnf1¥1S 4'uirtg tu nut,., ....... Fiaa« wriln ,,..,. l'ortn • ., ........ ~ "°""""': *'• , f .... 0111 lk .., ,.,...,... ,. the 14% ,.,. "' did 1llOSf tazpagtrl 4 re11 •1 ,,_,,, nd u;ot.d.d,, ., DO-' laor Lo ap- pl p if wr JUu. s~ l:idt.s ofl ur ng1t1~ pa.rt snia. MS.-°" Tua Now-tod4J. All dgltl trill n1t1 iit Uk OAILY PILUT <m rlta ~ firtaJtCiaJ '''"" ~-8. S\"L VU POllTE1I You ba\·e I! da,. in wtDctl f 0 lake the proper lttps to keep yoar raceaw tax for boda ltl1 -19 to lbr lowest P"cible. le¥el.. Ott.. ll ii Ole key deadliw f« tu planning: 09Clt l"7 is O\ler. yoa CID • '-ca' do the things fCJll tiloaid have clolw to cut ,oar m hill and )'OU CM m loair:r undo tbr micaab yoa madr. The tint poUlt is tbr .. percml tas ~-T1lil proposal ii bndallJ baaer. ed bat it ia ... drad aad jt could bei:w law. If m- actftl.. ,.. .... fiCIS'e .,.. w at preldl r.d.u. .. add lO ~ of that tu to your tu bill For m- st.antt. ii yoar tu camie to lifiOO. I.be JO pertftll ... chargir ..w add -.. bnng yoar tu biD .. --Does dlis JDea ,_ .._... try to ~ a.co.-from 19 into J"7 bttMR ,_ would pay a loftr lob.I tu i.o JJl7! Y« tbe nit ... )On{y of J OG. tbr aasYft" is · NO... AM here· s 1fby: 11 nw odds are that if a wrchar~ ~ law. the rat.e. wtlJ not be IO pa· cent -but a miDer I pa- ~ or less. '?) If JOD ar.g a• • come into 197. ,_ must pay tu Oii it by April ~. lt&I. but if you ~ that income iJi !ta. ,.. .,. not pay tax -it lllllil April ~. ... Eftll ii 1• mmt pay a diddJy bigbe.r lD OD tbr iaoome ia ... tbrft. fore. it·s a low pritt te plJ' for ktiepiJlg your tax mciary aa extra year. '3) u JOlll" 1ta income fa.1.11 IUbstaatially for any reason. your top tu bracktt couJd be low-er m •• than Walter Winchell ueuat THE NEW 1968CARS Afl ,.r r;n1n11: ovn ;all th4' IW'W uat) f"!&hU at l!.Sc"NUW. ) lllH f"l>f'TI r I ., id<• ht• n«lc OUllJO •v fhry ............... "1fo11ht, t fl,. •'1'ln 1nt. ~'' '"~'"ur,.,/.M/f'9f °'" 1tw- 1~rll'rl -· .. , h~"' f V#f ~". M-1,.. 0-.... WI•,., l1rtro11' If 1 nu,,. 111 If., INlrk,.t lht• )fie' C"Jftfra.I• • \\'11!1dw41 .,,u,.•h '"" ,,,,.,_r,°"' f.V('VttW Thal·· •ill& llw •miirl tn•t<l"r~ do ~,_.. lJ_ •nd ..,.,_.,., .... • ~ •'nfl"'n1rnt. F.A~l•h~ 1 ....... tor''•-~ thty'w lhP h•llll"I T hf'\l f'.at lry ·....,au .... ,,,,,,..,..,_ ...... mill<r and moof'l 1Ntt 11Uit& )'CM'-M l•\onb-·'J"11rr .. 11.1 •top uuh for )Uur prnral cars-• Tlit • torrr~1lnndtn1 know. .t ,... ~ a.i-., .... iii '"'"1 ll111n F.1~1111\_., ~Jdftl i,..,.-. I""-taday ln1 full dN•tl• EXECUTIVE CAR LEASING COMPANY IN OUN~( COUNTY Kl 7-3011 • hi 1957. Then. tven with a sunharge. you could he paying lower taxes in 19118 ~ '"' of you can he crrtain what YOUT 1968 in- cvme will be. moving m· come from 1968 to 1967 can f1lnl out to be an expensive pmblr Te lw specifac. Ju:ppose ,.. an • msried maa who aplda S.. ol tuable -..W ill Jm IDd again ia 18. Suppose also that by taking steps, you c a n shift $2..000 ot your expect· ed ·a income to 'fi'T. ShouJd JOG switch because there may be an I peTcent SUT· daarlt in 19158~ Whether the f.?..-is in 'fi7 or in '68 in· c:onw. your top tax bracket wtD be 21 pattnt and your I as on the 12.000 wi U be li8t if you ta.ke it in '67 or f58> plus $44.8() surcharge ii you ~ve it for '68. By accelaating the in- come iDto 1967, you · might tbere.fore save $44.a>. But yoa tbell will have to pay Uw ntra ..., in taxes on I.be entire $2..000 on April ~. 18 instead of by April IS, 18. Is 1t worth paying 1518 one year sooner in or· dtr lo saw a possible $44.80 a ye:u la:ter7 If you bor· rowed the '560 for a year at I pacmt in order to pay a Jdl" NODa", the iateest woald come to S33.IO. Since Ulis illtftat woold be de· ct.dible at a ta saving of about JJO, your net after. tu cost would be $23.60 to save a pouih1e $44.80. A saving ol. S2l from paying lD a yair earlier oa $2,000 is jail M Worth the trOU· blr • .,.-ticalarly since there is • ~ that your um iKome won't drop. Galerally, the b~ic rule is te lbit1 income and ex- pema between 1967 a n d ._ le keep your income las: bracUts for the t WO years abou1 even. But for the millions ot you who will be married or divorced, a diflennt tu lb'ategy is wile. U, for i~. you have thr benefit ol income split- ting in 1917 but will lose it in J'9 became of a divorce, yoar Ara&egy would dictate lbiftiDC inoMM from '68 to 'fil. U. though, JOU wilJ gain lM bmefrt of income split· ting iD 19 becau.se you will be married, your strategy would did.ate shilling in· coaw from '({! to '68 and pushing expenses from '68 fo ·r;i. Your yrarend lax moves must be based on your own apected income and ex- pmsa. marital status, olh· n-factor• which you know. U you can benefit from shilt· ing income. tomorrow's col· UJDD will teO you how to do it. ~: Switdblg IHOme DENVER (U PI l -A U.S. District judge has up- held the sale of 17,705 shares of Denver Post stock to Hel- rn G. Bonfils, Post presi- dent, but !.aid the Helen Crabbs Rippey famlly must be paid an additional $2.6 million for tbe stock. U.S.. OlsL Judge WU111m E. Doyle AJd In 1 ~pa1e opinion that the Denver U.S. National Bank, Which sold the Rippeys stock to Miss Bonfils. breached its trust obLigation to the Rippey family. He set damages at Sl50 a share, or a total or $2.65.5.697. ln denying the Rippey!>' request to rescind the stock sale, Doyle said the trust could be best benefitted by a surcharge. The Rippey fam- ily had claimed in a JO.day trial two months ago that Samuel I. Newhouse, N e w York City newspaper pub- lisher, would hav e paid more than the $300 per share for which the bank sold the stock to Mrs. Bon- Cils. The judge ruled no con- spiracy between the Denver Post and tbe bank hacl been proven. In holding the bank guilty or a breach of trust. Doyle ruled there was no evidence or fraud or self· dealing by the bank. Bul the judge ruled the bank's conduct in failin~ to contact Newhouse before making the $5,3 mHlioo sale Jan. 22. 1966. to Miss Bonfils amounted to more than "simple negligence." Because of the high pr:>b· ability that the beneficiaries would !.uffer a loss, Doy le ruled the bank's conduct was "reckless" and could nut be rondoned through language of the will or lhe late Mrs. Agnes Reid Tam- man, which created tile trust Al the trial. Bruce R ;1nd A. GoTdon Rippey, cont1n gent beneficiaries of lhl' trust, clalmed the bani. breached its trust by fail· 111g to contact Newhouse. thereby resulting in a lo~s to the trust. The judge said l\c1\. house already owned a mi- nority interest in the Post and was seek.i ng to enlargt' that interest. Doyle sajd the bank fail. ed in its duty to the benE>f1. ciaries by failing to proper· ly evaluate the worth or lhl' stock before the sale, and tiy failing to test the market ~o that the best possible price could be obtaine<4 Mrs. Helen Crabbs Ri p· ~ey. main beneficiary und· er the Tammen trust, w a ~ not a party to the suit. She is a grand niece ot the late Mrs. Tammen. widow of H. Tammen, Post co-founder. I See By Today's Want Ads • °T'hf'rt> :1rt ~"ral huainr"~ nwonunilll'tl' A sporlfish· Ing C"harter bo111, llccn~rrl fnr 36 pal!Sl'n~tr-' .•• e wrll IO<'atcd liquor slorc, and a roin laundry! e Whf'rC )'OU l'M find I r,,, ruvi11n Appaloosa colt, e A 1967 pt'raonal !\1111n~ bi! th hl-in1t samftrrd . e '°I l'w-11111tf11I nc A ron .. I• T\• 1n ""'''rllcnl c·nnrltlt~r • Interest Rates Hit Funds Mt1tual -A- l)tfCO Pol lO 811 Hem /CO lf!W YOlllCj IAPI · -ov'' cnmPltlt :::: ~f" _,.'f Now Yor~ S oc~ lac.ht"llt orlf•t: Btml>Ct 1 .O Btf\dl• I 40 S~lfl Net Ben•IFln I Ml Clift, I Hi9~ Uw CltM Chi, BtnllF ol4.~ ec1111F p14.so -A -R::::""~,, Al>bolt l<tb I TI 41 "6\> o , Ber~tY I Otf ~~~ ~°" t'~ I 1 U\o r."' lJ , ~ 11 R.,~ Len P . t . -AC; I~ 2.20 ,Hi ~·. 11..: ~;: -t: =-~" $•;" 1.t: l .. OJ ec s OC!. t1 1nv .. BM "~ 14 JS ~(-Milt lb J.1"1 ;s ....... Bio Thrft .. NEW YOltl( IAl'I 11v111 Group i · A~~s l.:J: 1) ~l14 W' >I;• • BIKl<PllK 11 Ol -Tr.• fOllowlnr. OllC> ~UI 11.u 121 Addre~; j ~ U ]l~ 72 • ~3 • -·'• &i.w n Ml ~.:w:·11C:.":'1A':~l !*~ y ,: •• ji: ~~~~\ -~ ~ h~ I~~ h~; : ~ R!~i:i'~ ~"'" ol SKurlllts v It ~· 1 ·~ l~· Air Prod 20C> ti !\' l!'I j/ lo fOC>Oi.B \,0 NEW YORK (AP) -.. ,:rc..1~"w11f~ rJltl , th'rn: I ij~lr ::n~'t~ 1! I ~ I~,. 1111;'> :;, 5"''"' ''°·· Ma11liit1 Ivett d Y·:f 1U• lnc11111r1n '" ,• ll • llol..C•K .., Communities across the na· ~· c "t: ~ 'k°?,~:,. Fuiwh:'IJ.OJ ~ te.'f:~c1.~ • ~ J.,: -e: -"" ~sees1~1·~ ti on art finding it expensive ,G:~ 3 !t 3 U ~~ il Y:~ Il:~ ~~1-~ lft ''" Jjrl ¥.:: ~ 1 :: I~~· if~ to oorrow money to build :p'Mf d fo f , ~~! 1 ~.;'; IS:n ~ll:: ci;.. .. eo ~ mt l. ~~ .... + ~ a~~~~ 1:l: schools roads and sewers. All"A,,..,. i:J l'.41 us ~2 1.24 t.04 -. ::i..1!.J·~ 14 •n5~ ~~ ~7." -\II 8Bos Edi• c•.'2 ' . Am 811> l 16 4.07 Ut ~ ~,)I ''j A eci )5;' I ~ ~ "'' r; .~ -\4 osl Mf! 0 High interest rates lll the Am OMn ti,g I,,,, ~! I :µ," l&: A ~In 1.40b 1 m~ m~ b.~ -~ g~~m ~'f, ·c1 1 bond market are Am 0"" 1• ·! us 1 A <i. l.90b 1•• 39"0 .191, 3911 r: er199ss 2 «> mun I pa Am Inv 40. I •34 I I F 11• 4 tt 2 A ~Id 1 l 2~\ 14~ 11~ :i. I\ &rtsf M f for~ing some lo postpone a~ 1;~~r~ ~~Giii 1~~ 1rn ~ .ot:: 1:! it = ~~ ~~ =·~ Rrtr~Gf11.: pro1ect'I. Aun tnFd u ... v•ll ~· su~ul A I' o.~ 1 11C 3.\lo JPi-'IO'\ -~ Brown CA 1: New York City is one of "'?.uf.!"'"ri4 r L.i'lrf'"l'l,i u:U ~ ~~c~·~ : 1n~ Ul I~ :1 .. R~ar"'ho the latest lo feel the keen r 8 1f:i 1,:1 u.: 111":11 1l:~ 1J:ll ~~:: ~ 13~ ,ll 1l~ 'l"' . R~':.~':r,kl.AO competition by communities .:. ilr ~f~ tt: Lo~:,S~so1!• F~~ ~~~~,·~ 17' 3>0~• ~ ~·~ -2~ l~~l\'f'r.'~ d U t bo ~ ~ • f Ce111d n 2' 3S 77 AIM ad 2 m~ 31'1. Budd C9 .IO an corpora ons o rrow ott •Fd ~·~ 91 ceo11 16:41 u:4J utr~ll~ ~ '1 rn, 1'111 7•» + ,,., Bu09 Fin . .- the big investor's dollar. r~ SI u:w .. :. MA~tn 1HHU1 t:: A~~n ".to l?l m: W' ~ -• .. R~:::.o: : 9lll Th. k •'-'t bo u oct{ ll-47 U.17 Meu Fnd 12 1S ll.fJ A B No°' 1 JI 24 ~ 24 + .... 8ul0va 70b IS wee u1e Cl Y rrow-•n co... .OJ '·" M<iu GtPI 13;,, un Am I<~• 1 1 1•~ 2H. 244> _ , &u"1<11111 110 cd s191.1 mlmon through the ~~~(1~. 1rn ll: ~r lf·mNs ~:;:/des, d: n t~ t~l4 u:· -.: =~~:.C:.."" J 20 sale of bonds at an interest ~= s'Gt nt 1~:n ~:"'ul .rt 1flf A~•n ':r .~1r ~1 JO--J ~~ ~~ -,,., R~~~I\) ~ rate of 4.91 percent -high• "l:t'~"" ~ma~: .It M?f):;11Fu'J1ij1 l;O'l ~~21~~m1.ao l/1 .J"1, ~?,\1 ~:·--~ . est the city baa paid since ~~s"'20:J . I~ 4:" fn ~~4l!!~' 1'.i~ 1; ::~ tL. n -1 ~•lllOn .IO 1932. 1=1 J·~ '·Jf Ml~d 1tot 1ti: ~~S::. -If 11 "~ "~ l6~ ·· ·· !'I J~s"1.eo But others haven't been ~ fJ u~~t'tl :!:' G~ 1!:tS 1':~ ~~" 11~ '~ 1:"' ~ 22~ = ~ c~.~~ i~ lucky enough to get ttie mon-!~~ n: H! f:{ f~ 1f~ 1f :~ ~.~·~ell ~ l3t r~ µ~ -141 ~:;;::~i>~ ey they wanted. lloni:i: · ' 111 \ l~·~~.OI · " AmEIPw 1'.52 m 3,111 llv. ll~ :-~ C•n Orv .so POS'f PON ED Gl!w1' M:u If:' = f fi .::g ~e:F:~ ~1-4J m n~ i:~ :gt =-'~ c~~PB:fw,,,: ouiiv "·:!i n.H J.•~ 1111 n n ~J=nlc• 1,30• ' JI 31~. 37'• v. c,.orv of•,2s . , ComSt Id 5.2t $, 4 I Siie i !· "'"' Pw 1,16 22 lO~ JO'll 301 ~ .,. CdnP t11190!! A cornp1lation by the Bond com, monwllll Fds: ncom .. ~ z·1: ~ i:.o1s1 l.20b lO .,~ 41'" 41\. -1 Canal Rtnd I B d ·1 tr d •• Fd 20.to n.n Slvclt ,·" tll -1.20 7'1 s.sv, 5•v. S•'"' ,,., Cante.n eo uycr, 31 y a e paper, lncom 10.11 lt.'1 Grwlll 11'» 12'40 ~ 1Hosp 5.0 41 11\'J 69>e 11"> '°j:21, Cap C &<IOI h th t 12 ·ti lnYHI 10,71 11,11 N4I WHI iJ ·111 ~m nll l.•le S 11 11 17 \o C•rt>r~n I )0 !\ ows a commum es s1oek 11.n 12.•2 NEA Mut 1u0'~1~,, ~m•nF••• 1.10 ' """ Ill• "" -c.,11s1e .eo h e tpo ed -. 3 mill. 114 2 uulv b 2> New Ene t 1 u n .sa mM 't1 90 161 20\'J "'" 70•, t 'II Caro C&Oh ~ 3'v poS n ..,.., 100 dd lnvtc1llne N-H« 2i06 2i06 AMel ~!, 1.90 6! 49 41', 47\li v, C•roPLI l )4 1n borrowings since mid· f::: ~= lf·" 1111-t7 NN-w1c1 u:U u:. ~:::N~~s°'•'t0 1':1 H. UY. iu, ~ •• cm TU ... .00 .tt OHfll 11 0 I) OS A N • """ .... '• 36''• -·~ Carp SU ' 60 September because of high ~~°l'~v :n .. ~ n:H §C:. F~ s :f., /14:~ A::: p~~~Jv l~~ ':~ ': ':...,v· t '• ,curler CP0 I t l 011sm_ Inv s 51 f 10 m ·"" 'll APotasll 1 so ., " ,5,,., 1'1 arterW '°" IOll'reS ra es. OllY Se<; 11'.l1 lf4l :~nstd u·rs ri· 5 AResrch .iS. St 165 156'4 l:r•• .~· Ca.t JI The largest was the Hous· E::f~./t .. :i·n :rn ~nil· Fd u:5~ .~:~ ~::: ~tJ 160 ~ ~f· ~ 2l'• l 1·~ ~:~1/c~~' :4b tnn. Texas. Independent ~r ~ •:r. J:n P1::'si; 1~i~~ H:~ ~~ti 7J 1~ .;,S>. "'• 3:~t. '-'r ~~~rep '~ ~chool District, which delay-mf:~nc if:r. IH~ ~~t~ J.:~ ~rn ~:::s~:~ \n 10 11 • 36~; 1::~ ~ .• ' "' ~:\:;:e~~ ~ ed borrowing $39.8 milLion. g ~Gr 16'.4l 1f:o1 f30:.':~' 5·j0 .. :~l ~s.!1er111 to ~ ~~~ :.,. ~:~ _ :~ ~rnc:;~rr ~ S l liti didn't t v nv 10.07 I .04 WYYIAdd nSu ar .60 40 lO~ 30'1J lO~'. C F d. • ome oca es ge v 5'/' J .o Hl 1~~esu1111 hbt1 ~"'fl!' .u 11 in, 11 m. . c~~ 11:111 'Z. any bids from underwriters ~ " :~.H it'.oo ~~t,,:::, Fu~~~ 12.11 A::: fob Ul ::i:s ll\~ "~v. F + ~ce~ttllLt 1:11 or else ran into their own ' " fl! if:n II. 1 ~ 1Hq~1·11 ~~~ 1~ 111 ~~ ;~ ... ,: = ~ ei:l~$,:!:f legal limits Oft interest rat-~ °" ff~ e 9t~ t'. =-•"'1f' ~ lf't ~ i;,, = t; t<11 SW l~ es. These included Da,tona ...., ~·:rn: ... -ir'° '. 11 ~11e-l't ,,f I.. ~ ~~ -;,1~ ~!.,• Beach and Boca Raton, Fla., 0 1 ~ 1 ,1 ~ , 1 • . 1i· =~ YI m; fl~ » -~ l~ ,.;~ Consolldated School Dis-,.1m ""' I :. · • 5 ~ "·! 2: 2:& 1ll ~~ "'~ § ~ .. ~~·~ ~ tnct or Warren, Mich., and ~r: t;t" 11-k ,~·u $${'In~ lba lln ~~~g 1~ J ,,~ ff~ !1._ =I~ ~~~sGf~ St. Louis County, Mo . ~~ f:"" !H'Jft1 S«~~ u~m~ ~~c1•E:1.20 '1• ~ ~1. !~~ 4 •• c~~~ J:: '·Money isn't light but it Fkl M~ t:Sf 1o:!i i: f..':'11 1Mf 1rn AtPO"'ou es31 g ~r• )J:· W" -1• ~~•In I llO I' certainly dear," said f~·~;.ft 1:lf t:f ~~.:m lf!J ~frJ ~~f,",P.,t~v~·~ 1~ ~:~ ~ • ~~ ~~ ~r ,.: Truxton Pratt. vice presi-F~ I~~ oUl .u~ f:~:v.~~ 1::~ lfU ~~~~ fu sir 1U mz ~~ n. + .. ~~sr·t ,! drnt of Bankers Trust ' in ~r:,~"' ll:n Ii:~ fl;~ns~c 5fl: ,:,, ~~lt 1i~'° 22J L~ ~~ ff~ t ,. ~~l~ t~ ..))~ New York. ~::, 'tV' !:: t.JJ i\:1,.ShR~ ~~~~?·l7 !~~~,.i:_ \:~ ! ~~ ~~ lflli -~ ~~i!M°fr ft~·~ Fo;inders 1.15 f.5' Bal n.:n n 12 Arvin In l.'IO f , l9V, C MSPP PIS F ISCAL WER ~~:::1n c!.~n~'·31 f~Yf" \5·~ \l:~ !~~8 °! 1: 1~ ~~ ~ ~:~ !, !: ~~11~:~ 1• The municipalities and f~Sllt a~ B~ 1i.r1,~vlll ·J:~ 131'" ~·Sd De 1:60 . 27 ~~~ !~~ l;:z -·~ c~~~ .':'~ ht • Pl Siie ,·s. i u r.p .l5 ·" .. udSDrno I• ' 25~ 15•• 'U\oi I C1!1 lfl P.c corporations are caug in U,,:j• i.u 75, T:feC:r~1 H 19 \H~ Aud Tr•n 1 7e "'• ,,14 tt\.\ = ..; c11111P C1 UP a fiscal web stretching back :r, 3 A"',.!,11:f.:.,.~,~~ T~: ~'d lH; If:' ~f~i.Z:-::: 11: ~~ J;~ J~~~ _ ~ ~~Nir.~1 t~ to the lilthl money situation ~t'no17~~1111.26 13 4' i··{ Giii .:u 1:.,: ~:~7:~EI" I ~ a ,,~ l~~ ,,:~ ., ~m~~I\ t: and credit crunct: of last Gg•n !"vn1 1:05 1:u u':i~~ ~':ln11~i' '·15 !:lRR!c"'o1~:10 ~ 101v, 101>• 102•~ ; :: ~~~~~::1 7 . .so en •t< 12.lt 12.U Accm JI.CM lt.n "' .7$ rl 10 63~. il''• 6)•~ -ti, C:lnn GE 1 20 summer. ro;ip Sec: •~om is.°' lf.M An1tc11 r>fJ 23 11 u•. """ + ,, CinGE 14 Banks which used to be ~~ sS:-lU: IU? u;Uhn 'H# 16.l: ~ll: ~:.o'° ,!: 1: 1;~ '}!: -~ ':l-" F't!i' 1 •A big buyers jn the municipal f.F~l IAndd .!·6-3,.10,.p) Vatu. Lint Funds: . Aur'f!.aP .40b 3' 17 16>\ 16'4 -''• ~IT F 0!5 ~ r u . •, ,. Vtl lint f.A2 10.3' AUl•nclt ,60b t 26 2$1.o, ZS~ -1• .. Clll~Svc I to bond market are bu.ring ':=" g .sOl.36 L~om511 •.u 1.21 ARA Inc .n tt 75 1""' """'° cu.,. '"" iot> .1-.tl2U2 _, 1.N 1.15 AulSc*lr .Ola 771 SO¥. ~ 41'4 --14 CllV Sla<rs shorter-term investments, ·~~ &:I 1::a ~·~ndPI NJ N! !vco cPod1.10 '" 51;v. ~ .so" -1 ,c111r1< E11 J.10 J t 'd Hubs Fd 12.01 12 01 ~,kl 7' 1 1' VtrY .30 IA '4111 43~ '3Vt -14 arll: 011 '° one ana ys sa1 . Imo c~, 10.5, 11i· } wiirs1 tn 1,.\4 13·r7 A•net .50b ~ 51 m, 56-14 +21o11. c~!!vc111 2.60. \ t.h W ll mo o in 1 w ..,, M 13·oe ·30 Aw>el Pl 1 4 S6 .s.s ss +J .. ve1111 I to : no er source on a inc F 'f" 1,:. w:u Fd w u'.M ::·12 Avon Pd uo " 17S'4 114 125 +l't. !"' P •Pi , Street, where virtually all l~!s u:ll 1H~ :~:..:Ii" "uw•11 -8-~ ~~: PW.so the '\3tiOn1S bo~d dealings ~ 'I:~ Uijt.~!~~J ~~l~.J°d :fi' 1H! ::~~i:"r 1 ~ ~~ tlr: f~ ~41~ = :" f~~PS~ r.: are handled, Satd the COm· ::·l~ iii: iH: Wlscon Ul '00 Ball GE l )7 6f 21'• ?8'• ,:,, + .; ?~:-:: r :: munities themselves are Worlh l .l6 t.ti g::~~B pt'c~ •;n ::"' ~:"" W' +" ~Ol!I :•~ sJ Providing some of their own 88.tnciPuni 60 11 "'"' 47~ o•,. -"· c~""'• 1'20 No I angP pfl .2$ I '4V. 44v, 441,, + ''• ColllnRad 80 Competition. • B•rbOil l,'31 I 491' 49"4 49>'• -'h CotolnlG (60 . · . . 0 f th I Bask Ill( .to 51 11\4 16"" 11~ i P'o Coll Ind 1.691 This comes l1l floating Jn· 119 • • mOJt popu er Btslc pl 7 SO t140 _, '3\1, ~YI -lllt Cott In P91,60 · ntws,•p•r futurea j11 the BatesMlv .40 76 23'• 71>.a 27..., -~ CBS l.40b dustrial revenue bonds, per· •ntir• Unit• .. St•••• ,·, the &1111 •nd u " 11•11 " + ~ ~a1s 1>1 l nu·t.ted ;,. ~" states The".. a • .n,hLb .to "' '''4 St~ 60 -tv• ~ Gas 1 .. .., .,,, · ~ Ann L•11 .. •r1 column. lt'1 • BaXlrt.•11 ·" 6' ''"" <111111 ~ -YI Plct .Ud bonds are issued by a com-... ily tHture of the DAILY g:~~ .: g ~:= ~~!; m~;: ~ ~::!.i~ U: munity to build an industriaJ l'ILOT en .. our , .. Jers ttll Bui Fds 1.65 II 601olt S9lt 601olt -Yt c::::~,! :·~ • • 8eclt Shoe pf t10 ff ff tt C .IV facility for lease to a COT· 111 it' a 011r No. I col11mn. ~ec-1 m0n •. 5030 11• 130;, 7l nv. -~ c::::w/dl>lr ~ · ft ·th •c °" " 1 )3~ 5314 s:w. ~~ Com Oii ··• poration. o en w1 an op-&ttc1tA1,, tb ' 41v. -~ com•, 1 .60 tion ~ buy. aettn1.s 1.40 11 •7v. "'" 41''• ~ '· c~~"' 1.10 The bonds generally carry c d puzz] ~S:§ -: 3 higher interest ra1'! than rosswor e ~an Edi_[ 11 : straight municipals a n d si-c::f:':,,: f pbon some invest-Ors away AC ROSI ~'Facet ious Saturday's Puzzle Solved: ~~FF~'1"~ from the municipal market. person c::~~rG 1 ~ l I I d . "0 F R I C:O.,Pw Pf4 so No EASING s an 1n , r. t vo • C011ta•nr 1 30 Can1d1an ulion lt~d er Con•AlrL ~ The communities' need A1t1ic ~l Dessert ~::: 8c":n •710 (Or _money shOcowtobes no si~s of 1~ ~~~~~t root 53 ~0~~:,·~:1~ ~r'to~oP0,~ ~ easing. For r, t e Y cente r ~7 1nvambly: c:::~n 1 have listed $1.2 billion in l ~ Sore as --! 2 words ~g::: i?r; J bonds for sale for a nine 2 words ~q Ea\ 1ly ~°"' 011 pf: months' total of $10.85 bil· 15 Cut ala.med c::: f~1 •: lion, said SaJomon Brothers lb Otnnir 110 Wa it ~:'.;:, ?.~~ food fish Ii I Al lhe top Coa1tcof -& Hutzler, a large invest-17 F19ure or 62 See )CJ C-rln '1%1 ment firm. speech AcroH ~~ :,~ 21 Of the nine months' total, 18 Permeate 63 Land 10130 ~~=~ncs 1.10 $620 million will be in indus· 20 Have fond-owried 1&7 c,oP,w1SlT .~ •at bo d ness for absol•1lely 19 Or11mnirr 's A I Nol nice or nlllB 010 trt n S. 21 Fur fab11c &4 T ··st"~~ l'Qu1pml'11t ~1 B•t l°'n Pd '•.7o This year's total is al· 22 Mor,. sparse &5 Hav1n9 been 71 Prepos1l1on ~4 s~Hh~ll· c:~ 71:" most certain lo surpass last 23 Filled born first 24 Worn of er's necen ~~~~is50 50 year's when localities bor· -.-nth pumps OO"'N endt~1menl ilY ~~:~, l 60lll0d "° billi 25 Casa Loma, " 2c P1ovidt'd •L " t c · rowed $11.uu on . for on e , with a11 u ~;;111~; one· c~~~i'n.i·'r The demand for money a]. 21. Help l Ktlll e 1ndica11on arllmal ~row Coo " 'so is pushing up investors' 2'1 Clever hand le 21. Ma kt 40 Ra• se ~~g:::C.f0~1 yields in the corporate bond at.comp· 2 Dugoul in 111ebrtated: 1r1v1al c~~zZ•0,~ ~ market. Northern Slates It sh men t ~ h1Ils 1de Slang nb1,., hons g~ c5.!!p l ~ C th k Id 31 Synlhellc 3 Obscure 27 Rom~n 47 N 1CPrie cu.s " -Power .. o. , is wee so tuttle rom"1 11'J111n Crt>ed ,...,:h~ ~r $30 malhon an bonds whl~h 32 0109,.nes' • to.. ind of TV me.nine 48 Propelled a ~~::;.',;'~~· ,,: were offered ~ the public 1111esl re.cord1119 28 Th1111rl~r-sm~ll cr~ft ,cv~1nDruo 10 t · Id 2 w rd· • .. ,,.ea• y I • vr I• Pub at a 6.44 percen y1e . 0 ' J · • • i,e 1101H ~Cl Th111 lt9hl 'c"" Pub Joj 37 S •ntcur,. t. Recorded 2'1 Bro on of 1 b u•Pu11 '°"' New Zodys Store Opens The 10th store in one of the fastest growing discount department store chains in the West -Zodys -will open Wednesday In Ana- heim, Lee Freedman, sen· tor vice president-general manager of the ftrm has announced. "This brilliantly styled, ultra modern 100,000-square foot Zodys store will be the third new major unit to be opened in Jess than six months by our Southern caWornia-based retail or- ga.niiallon, and all three have been opened in Or-ange County," Freedman noted. Debbie Reynolds, star of television. movies and night clubs wlll be the otficial rib· bon cutter. Store opening ceremonies wUI be at 9.45 a.m. on the \,()()(}-car parking lot at Beach Boulevard and Lin· coin Avenur in Anaheim, just south of the Buena Paa·k city limtt~. .38 Ptrforml!d 7 ~~11"; par1nd9~~ 51 Eu:~~ean ~~~b~,wA ~ ?ioalt l''s. namt JO Oollu btll !> leadrr Cu•wr Ii 1 '° I 8 C t I I )2 T 2 Cvcloe>s 1 tO unr. 10'1 OS ·I\. IV• 0 a ·: 5 EQypl•~fl CvoruSM I 40 )CJ Color rnq item E~Hlly god 40 En ol 1sh 9 "· In JJ Mn11olono11~ 54 Su11011nded co111s: lhP. W~st work 1ou1111e hy Colloq. Wind" 34 Blanc or 55 Full o r 42 Numerical 10 Time 11n1I'> Ttemblanl preh~ •n prosorty JS Ca ltfornt-' .tJ Spriqhlly ll To pieces wine cenler H Scram': 12 Bad9er's 31> Well 2 words relaltve ~11an9ed 45 Confront 13 In lhat 38 Ag11a1ed boldly res peel slate 2 energy 51> River of Euro111• ~R Unpaid bil l 5'1 To a11 u r essive t~lenl 12 13 C•ntp P 1 AO F Ast ll1r SO F~\t c;.-, J: f•\I & Sii 90 EA\I um , tlO fl(~'1•~ I Ml• F ~,,..,,.,.. I 7\ EC'llln Ml \A -8- ' NI • , '• l . • , .. . ' . I ; .. '- • u. • , . ~ • "" ~ (~ 1 .. ,.. ~ .. .. , .. ... I. .. . I • "" .. ,: • .. ... • .. ... 4 ~ .. • • • • " r ,. ' "' r • r ( ... .,.. ...... ' ... ~ TJlttl ... _. ,., ...... .., 1' ... _..r., w,,,,_,_ ., . ..,..,;~ ... __,, •• ..f,:e .. .. -...-~r"*" d .... ~. ,. ..... 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A-LMo. d •nif:•tl •ih S.._ .. .i • .,., .... ~ •• w .... , .... , ..lo..tl.., Y•• <• ...,,., ., H" ~1 J 0 DAit Y PILOT Monday, Oclobfr 30. 1967 For the Record Meetings Divorces OBITIJJ\BIES ~IYTINGER AM M. Mytlng«. <i09 11 ...... la Av.,, C«ONI •1 M•r. $unllWCI b'f flllsll8nd. K~ L,; sen. LiaMh tlsle<, l'Wltn Country,,,...; br~. William R-411'1. ROMl'Y wm be reclled lllb .,....,1n9, M«rdr/, •f 1:10 P .Mv llallt CNpel. ~ E. Cee~I .Hlo"'r..,, Co<ONI del -· ~IM\ ,,.,.w, TundofY, 10 A.M., Out LadY 0.-of Angel> C:.lhollc 0-dl. ·~· -kP. uldlft' ~. llallz ~ry, ,C. ,,,.,. de -r. Olr~ LOUD Wtrt1M $. Loud. • V . <IA 101 Nt,. QMUt, C«on. drl -Survlwd b'f IOI. H. ll. Loud. of C«..,. .WI #Mr: ortnc!OeUGflfe<. 0....... ~If, of CorOM drl -r; 11••ndtem, Tl-w. Mid earrv H. Loud. Cor...,. dt• Mar. _,., ~ or~<1111rendct>llcl. Privett W<Vlclet _.., held -av. el Wttlcllff CNpel Morlvan. ~ STONE Albert J. Stont 1"11 Wrstmln>i.r Pl&a, to.le Mna. ~OU> "'""''"9· Wutclllt Cll•11tl Monuerr. ~. STO~E Ann SlonP 1611 Wt"tlmln•I~ Pl .. (011• NH• ~rvie" otnd ... 9. Wtslclffl CllePL"I Mor'll>•l'Y. ~ STREl\fAN MIS> Rulw "-I.. StrPmt~ AQf 1'. ol 11S Rtwr• Wav. N~P"fl llNC:ll. S.,rvl"!CI b'f n~. Ada AMrlf Mn- ton. of Hf!'Wpert llucf\. &nd E lolw H Dldtfl', of Lallewood. Pr;vet~ _..1cn ~ held tocln. Monclav. ti -1dif1 O..prt ~rv • ..-s. CHARGUALAF £dW9nl Fr•ncl1 a..,..,.1.1 1710 Col- lif9e Ave~ C.0.111 #lltN. Paned .-n Oc1..-r 24. ROM()', TUf'\de'f, 7:JO p .M., 11<1"1 ,........ 17~1 S..Pf"lor. Coll• ~ Grevesldit MNlcfS. Wtd--.,,, 11 AMJ Sellfl Clere Cem- f'IHY, Oxnard. Dlredld b-1 111"1 Mor· tuM'f, Cost• Meu. BERNETT E-d P. knWlt. 12' C«ll Pl-Coslt Me-w. Died Odot.r 21. Sur· vim b'f llMIOf\ltt, Mn. J-F. w 11 .. ..,, Cost• -· end two grl"delll\. dren Pr~ •-•I _,,lttt win be ~ ..... lktl 8<Md'#IV Mor· l\llfY, lit llrotdwtv. Coll• MeW. LEWIS R IVll'Ond V. UW"~ ;i.os F lnnlr? • N--1 llffelt. Plwed ••rr Oc1. 1'. ~ictt Ptl'd"1Q "1 Pall" V-#.{fr· tuarr. ADAMS Nelson. Hrrv 0-ve ~l\ofnpson "' Nancv lOUIM ThomPM>n. Carolyn Ktltll Henolty VI Mervin Pet• rv Hcnstt-v. A~r1 llov Grten VI Edllh Lout. Green. Llrov D. o.w-n Julia A Dew....,, LOl'tna M Teeplu v• A. Joel Ttei>ltt. Jr, Judv J. Abllon VI Clltrltt M. Abbott. Btttv L Kti"' n Lttlle E. !<tllh, Joll<l J . Hood vs SyMa II. Hood. Gall Mlrle smith vs svM• O. Smith. Tllllord o.1ner vt Valme D. Smllh. Tllllord Dt<tntr vs Valma 8. OHner. Norma R Ch•~> Y> Wiiiiam Ed- ward Chambe<.s. B6'11ara L. Ltuon vs. H&rvey G. Lea· ..... Judv w. Simmons vs R.eolntld Lee Slmn>on•. Rene Marie CarmQfla vs Cl51mlro Jot Carmona. Je•nne l . Slttlt VI Wllllom H, Sleelt. Charlu II Btru<>n .... BtltY Jun !kn son Pam•I• Jovce Jones VI Mere Clltrles Jones. INTERLOCUTORY DECREES Ad• L. lllinlk vs llobtrl L. llflnlk. Nancv JNn Oc.tPdl vs RelPI! David OCtN!t Eltlne 11. H•mon Y• Gtoroc F Han· •on. EllNn Grttn "' John Francl• Grf'f'n Sharon M. lYlllrt Y• Sleven 11. Zvl~ Ira. Miry M. 5mitll VI Stanley O. SrJ\llh, Diane Lynn PK.kard vs David William Packard. Nlcl>QI Ann DIQflM •• J~~ Louis DIQflM. Rile Ftv ~omlin' n Robert Edwin Tomlin AdrltnM A. L1 P•ltr \'5 Alfred R. LI sJ:!~tt.Jlltvnt Mlckeiule vs WtVM Oouglt' Mackenzie Alma E. PllllllPl V> Cllerles D. Piil~ llPI Recllal Clltton VS Donald F. Clltf()fl, Dolo<r.s Ann Stoner vs Orb Btn Sloner. _,..,,If ~an Luc• vs Wiiiiam Let Luce Janie. JHn Tldlntr v• Ron •Id BO'flon Ticknor. G•ll K. McC•rlY YI Jerrv Buller Mc-c~~7·w!~ .. .,. Gnni L. w.-11. Carl06 Q. Nuanez vs R06tMlfY Rios NuAntl Phyltlt D. Slltw YS Albtrt W. Shaw. Alber1• L. Gullft V\ Willie G. G<JM. Jtnl« ElalM Caner vs. Gordon L. Ca ff er Cerol Jon 11\<Cullocll Yt Jdln Llr>dHV McCullocll. Nancv L. Hltston vt. Mlclletl Devld ~u"on Conste..u J Currenf vt Wllllem R Currtnt, JOSl'Pfl G. HfQltV vt ~vltvt K, N1gle'/. ~~~ ~~,,;s N~anD .,,"•l:"' R4V No<man. Krls1fft JH n Watttl ... .., LYM Ervin W1llllm. }'i!i,::-v~~ 't.=,tv~ "Ii.~'\.,. ,,," u....,,, MJ/llt S.1911 vt Hedlm Jclftn Sot.Jell IC•n'' AM ... ._ "' DoftelCI Devld .,..::::"' Cllftell .._. "I £clllll ~ i.tl4-.. tbl,. f:. '°"""toe.ti 'ti ltlc:Mrd ... ldllleeiOCJ\. Fire Calls NoHll""'*' k .O •·10 a.m. Stturday. fire ln11ttlloali<>n. PKlll< COd! Hlghw,y •nd Brodt· hur1t SlrM. 10. IJ a.m.. s1'1Kfll"* flrt, 7"2 New· "'4tn Av~. S:06 p.m., car tlrr. Golden West Strerl and uunlllurtt Drive. t :cn p.m. Suncta~. lfrucl\lrt fire, tilt Cr•wford Clrcft, 1:41 p,m.. flrt lnWiliOlllon. 71671 K'"'-"'· •:J9 p.,., .. fire lnvesllgtllon, Pl Te<n Clrclt. t< ..... •111 V1llfY 10•2' t m. Saturdn. rfKUlt, Ward and Edi~ SlrHIS. 12:,. t .m. S..ndtv. 9ru• fire, 10.5 R-.-Trtller P•r1t. 1. J9 p.m.. s1ruc1ure fire, 10371 Mornll'IQ Gl«V Cir cit. •:JO a.m. Mofldn, 111I04lne watlldown. s.n Dff90 FrMW•Y et llnioltllurn Sfrtt!. \eel 9Mdt 10:'° a.m . s.lurd•v. 9u lMlc. 11.v Boult••rd ar>d 11o1 .. "'"-· S:16 P·"'·· on """'· behind 1$4 1m. $1 f '2' •• m 54/ndav, ""' fire. S.n D~ FrttVl'l'f, I :00 a.m NIOl1da\'. trnd<« lnvuflgt· llon. U.SI St. AndrtlOrs /lvt. IM-1 •Mell 12 17 • m. Stturdav. lrttll fl•t· )4(» NtPlunt AVt H U • m , car tire. 0001 W Goff! Hlotr#•v. ''" 1.m .. slnKturt tore. 114 42nd SI u,eM .._,, 7 lS p.m. Stturdav, kltc.lleft fire. 111 Mante Cerio Drive. lrvlne Covt. IJOO dll~ 1·• p.m .. curt1ln fire, t.51 S. Cosst Higl>IMV. c-Metl t :OO *-m. klunMY, rtse.11t. 2el Ne.,. 00'1 Blvd. 10;3>1 1.m.. OllOllnt wt...,_n, 'J!1l1 Htrtlor Blvd. 11·51 e.m .• rH<Ut. *61 W. 111!1 St. 1'. SJ p.m , ltl.M alarm, f.alrvlew Roed and lleke< Strttl 1:41 p.m .. ftl.w alarm, 76IO Ftlrv~ Roecl • 3:19 1.m. Sunday, rucue, lf?l Po- mont Ave. 10: 12 1.m.. •tteut. 116$ 81smarc*. 10:70 •.m., 11•111• n,.,,. 1no Maple SI. 10:5' 1.m .. ftllt t ltrm, 111h Street tnd ~II Avmut. l ;U p.m .. IT•lh lire. )Oil Ytl'-" st~ Drtw S:CM p.m .. grau llrt 630 C.t11ter $1, 6:01 p.m., orns flrt. h.IO C.enttr St 6·09 p.m.. rtKut. 112• Git~ E~ll TtNf<' '7' o.m . _,, lint. ,.,, Mthf•m Avt, County School Expands OHANGE -West Coast University, Orange County's aerospace-age night school, is now undergoing an ex- pansion program to boost its enrollment to 1,100 stu· dents. New facilities are nearing completion at Union Bank Square in Orange. and are expected to be ready for the st~rt of new classes Nov. 21. according to Willard G. Huggins. director of the cen- ter. Virtually all students at the university are employed full · time as engineers or technicians for aerospace and electronic industries and public agencies. Three-hour classes are of· fered two nights a week. West Coast is an accredlt· ed univeraity offering d•. grees in electrical engineer· ing, mechanical engineer· ing. applied mathematics and applied physics. State Body Formed by Goodwill SANT A ANA -Forma- tion of a state association by the 11 Goodwill Industries in California was rat.Uied by directors of Orange Coun- ty's Goodwill at their Oc· tober session. The alliance is known as the Council of California Goodwill Indus· tries. Pr imary purpose of t h e association. as explained by Gaylord Hicks. executive vice-president of Goodwill Industries here. is to give the California Goodwill ln· dustries a single spokesman in dealing with mutual ex- ternal problems. Valley Talk By Assessor . SANTA ANA -Orange County Assessor Andrew J. Hinshaw will address the Fountain Valley Civic League at 7:30 p.m. Thurs· day at Fountain Valley City Hall, 10200 Slater Ave. City Finance Director Bernard Beausaog will also give a short speech at the meeting concerning proper- ty taxes in general. The two speeches will be followed by a question-an- swer period in which both men may be quizzed, a Civ· ic League spokesman ex· plained. Orrt L Oetl. m41 Tf'llffln01an, Ehl· norr, CaM. Survl-Irr ..,,,, Jtctc; ti.,,. da~llltts. L..,,,. SPff'U', Hunt• lnQlon Boe"; Grace Rusoefl tnd CN!r· lof1e Jenlllns, Ind 12 grllldclllldren. Gravrsidt ~. Wedftadn, 11 A.M , el Vt!tren• C-1~. Wf'tf ~ A,...ltt. Dlr«ttd by Pet* F•rnllv Co- lonl•I Fllntr•I ~. Party goer Falls, Dies ------------- EVANS Clar~ W. Evens. 1S24 N-1 Blvd .. Costa Mew. Survl-Irr brotfl. •r, Rict..ard J . Ev•n\; OM lrSttr, Ellulwlh E. Sturm. Prlvt~ wrvkM W~f l>eld •t Peeli F 1mllv Co4onlfl FUIW'll Hcmr. GONN Ian (f(im) Gunn 9US ...,,.,,.,,,"9bl•d Lane. Gordm Grovt, Survivf. Harl« J C,,,..n; si•ttr. !MN D. Gunn; orandP&r,,,,h. M•s. Ethel Craig . ..,., 1•" Gunn, tr>d Mr end M••. It A. Mu•P.v Grow•i<k _,,~ •• Tu."'8y. 1 P..N<. Wtttminst.r Mtm?l'lel Ptrll: Dirl!cit'd by P~ FtmllY Co4onl1I FuMral H-. HUGHES EuU. H. HughH. 13660 Allftand<lto Roed, LeiW•• Wartd, SHI Be1<1!. S..•· vim b¥ two '°'"' J~ w. 1nd ~Ir( Mugllel, •nd two 9randchll- ctr.n. SerYlc:ei, T~y, 10:JO A.M .. Pf!ell Ft mlf'f CA!lani•I Furwnt Home. BALTZ MORTUARIES Corena dd Mar OR J..94.SI Costa Heu Ml I-MU BELL BROADWAY MORTUARY 111 Broadway, Cotta Mesa uwm PACIFIC VIEW MEMORIAL PARK CemeterJ • Mor1aarJ Chapel JSee PadfJc View Drive Newport Beach, CaWonlia m..•1 PEEK f" AMIL¥ COLONIAL FUNERAL HOME hll Bol.:.e Ave., WestmlnWr m.3S'5 BUENA PARK - A Bue· na Park man fell to his death following a costume party at the Eagle~ Lodge in Anah«:im early Sunday. Keith D. Huey . ,29. lost his I balan~e while walking down a stairway at the lodge. the coroner's office said. Huey was dead on arrival at Ana- heim Memorial Hospital. The coroner's office said Huey recently suffered a knee injury and walked with a limp. PACIFIC VIEW Mft.l O~l..\L P.llUC: Ctm1ltl')I • Morluor)I SMITH'S M'>RTUARY Mmol1u'" • Chaittl Saft it ~(..,111111 by Bob Wigmore Whet', new •+ your hou1t? .•. Anylhinq new In your hom• ... furniture . ru91 . . appli· an'91 ... dolhin9 . • new TV, puh•p•? end if they wort d .. troyed by fire loniqht, would your in1urence rJ\HI lodav'• hi9htr co•h 1 Thin~ it over .•. Today, you ttn cover in ont policy mo1t of lht ri1~1 you flee in your homa ... ind you rn•y u•• money, loo. We will be 9ltd to help you determine what ~ind of insurt nc• you nH d and how much, lo co~er your periontl belon9in91 t nd your hom• ••• Ju1t 9lve ua • c1ll, •nd remember, if you're not ful· ly in•ured ••• it's not enou9h! IZ'7 ~tal• St. r ~·wal Stn11m Baatlngtnn lkacb Crm1a11on Srn11<r1 W I G M 0 R E IX U53t .l500 PacHlc Vltw Orlvt, I N S U R A N C E WESTCLfFF MORTUA RY Nrwport Buch.CallfornlJ 9w 3 2959 Harbor Blvd . ... ass Trlfl!honr (714)673-2601 Coda Mes• 549·0391 lf7 E. 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BEA ANDERSON, Editor Melllil•'• 0<1-., )t, 1,.7 Nl·CM ll•tt It Holiday Harbinger With the less fortunate in mind, Mesa-Harbor Club members are filled with the holiday spirit of giving as they plan their major fund-raising event of the year. And, to further underline the approaching season the club will present a preview of fashions appropriate for the holidays following a noon luncheon in the New· porter Inn Monday, Nov. 16. Festivities will begin with an 11 a.m. social hour. Complementing the decor of the setting and the style parade will be table centerpieces of yarn flowers, which will be pr~sented to a lucky ticket holder at each table. Recipient of show proceeds will be the Albert Sil· ton Home of Orange County which provides a home for infants to 16-year.olds, who because of unfortunate circumstances, need temporary shelter. Costumes will be shown from Lido Fashions, with acceasoriea from Kinney Shoes and coiffures, especially done for the ahow, by the Sea Horse and Dolphin Beauty Salons. Mn. Ralph . Hippert announced that commentators will be Mn. Alfred Van Rossen and Mrs. Leslie Har- rison. Mrs. John Stone is mocJels chairman. Mannequins will be the Mmes. John E. Stone, Rob- ert C. Maginity, Raymond Sawchuk, Victor Westover, William Hamilton. Richard Parrish, Arthur Hoadley. Michael Rivera, Louis Chall, Dan Briscoe and Bud Bardsley. ~ Tickets. at $6. may be reserved by calling either Mrs. Hippert at S49a3&30 or Mrs. Glenn Armstrong, . Mt-2832. -------. ------- PHILANTHROPIC ASCENT -Singing a song of fashion while ;iscending the lcrdde1' 'Of success ar& Mrs. John E. Stone (center) and Mrs. Robert C. Maginity. Directing them and all arrangements for Mesa-Harbor Club's charity fashfon show is Mrs. Ralph HipperL The benefit will be presented Tuesday. Nov. 16, in the Newporter Inn during a luncheon . Summer's Splendor Yields Christmas Cheer A cheery Christmas will become a reality for less fortunate families, thanks to eff<>rts of provisionals of National Charity League Juniors, Newport Chap.- ter. For their summer months were spent in collect- ini, repairing and refurbishing toys which will go on sa le at the }'icktocker Thrift Shop. 120 E. Hlth St., Costa Mesa from 10:30 a.m. lo 2:30 p.m. Thur~· day, Nov. 16. Putting the finaJ touches on several articles are Oeft to right) Mrs. George W. Coon .Jr. and Mrs. William Alvarez. First Nighters Pion Gala for 'Gazebo' A gala evening is planned by Lido Isle first Night· ers Tuesday. Nov. 7. First. couples wi ll motor to one of the Harbor Area restaurants for dinner and then will attend opening night of the Lido Players presentatio n of Alec Cop pell's spine-tingling chuck- ler, "The Gazebo." "Ya 'll Come" is the invitation bei ng extended by Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Wilcox fright). as· Dr. H. C. Burj!rarr. production manager or the pJayers and Mrs. William Gautschi accept. Reserva· tions are being taken by Mrs. Gautsch i at 673-4285. Pop Poetry Take-off Brings Husbands Down From Loft DEAR ANN~ Yesterday T picked up a book of pop poetry by a fello w named Ronald Gross. A poem in the book was a take·off on a letter to you from an unh appy wife. Will you plNae respond tQ. the question in the poem? Here It it: EPITHALA'MIUM I can't undenta.nd why the career girls Who write to you feel they are missini So much in lift by not being mar- ried. •• Where ·do they get thr idea That a husband ii; tht ani;wer to everything? I wish one of th e!-r ~11·1., would take mine. I'm not bitter. Ann -just expPrl· ~meed. Marriage is not the Gream it is cra.::ked up to be. I had a wonderful job when I got married But I cheerfully ga' r 11 up to bP a household drudgr. Mv husb;11:d i~ a n1< • .. ,,,. 1'11t ,,,,,, L~t -e te11 vvl' th:it ni:ir 111 ... P I' plPnty O\ l'l'l'il'r•-1 M11ny sint:IP girls "'J •tr to ~.1~ thry are lonesome. Well. I'm married and I'm lnnr some. too I'm not a cold person. Ann. Ir that • "'h:it you're thinking I never refuse tum. The sing'e wo1•t:-n who suppr.rt~ h<'J self can travel. An I ~µ"n-t her mi n<'v on an' th11, lh:it strikes her ranc v ~i.r , .. '" ha1 c ;i d:>lr. a rnm ;1111 1 nr ;i full-hlnwn aff;i1r If 'hr Irr'• hk" 11 Shf' can htrn love off and on hkr an Plectrw h;:ht hulh So whv don't vou lrvel with lhP girls.' Ann ' · ;\!-~\\· YORI\ READER Of':. Ht NE\\ YOH I\ flf':,\11ER: I HA \'E lrvrlr d with thr J?irls - In fi!IR 11r\\ .,pap1•rs From Anchoragr to Amarillo. I trll th rm that ALL marriages arr happy. It's . ivin~ togrthrr arrerward~ that's tough. ( I trll th\':11 lilat a guod marriage Is not a gift. It's an a·:· '<'nir•nt Thal marringr iN not for kilts 11 1at..ri; ,1?11ls ll''rl 111 111.11 if, If srp:trnlr~ thP mrn from lhr ho~·~ \nrl lhr womrn from lhr i:irli;. I tell them tbal marriage Is trstrd dally by thf' ahilit~· lo comprn- mlr;f'. To i:h·r ;inlf l;ikr. lt11 sllr' lrnl can ltel'f'nd on belnit 11mnrt rnoni:h to kno" What'5 worth fl ghtinJt ahout Or makini: an issue of Or rven mentioning. ~furria~e Is gMng - And more Lmportant -forgiving. And It Is almost always lhe \\ill' who must do these tttings. Then. as If that \\ere not enough. She must be '41llUng UI fctrget what shr forga\I'. Oflr n that Is lhl' hardrst part. Oh. I hnvr lrvrlrd all rii:ht. tr thr'' r1on'I i:r t m~· mrss111,!r. 811~· Irr. 11'1 becausP tb.ey don't "ant lo grt it RosP·rolorrr1 glassu are never malf P In bifocals. Nobody wants to read the 1mall print in dreams. ANN LANDERS If you have t.rfluble getti.n~ along "11 h your parents . . . i( you can't ~et them to let you live your own life. send for Ann Landers' booklet. ·sugged by Parents? How to Get ~to"re freedom.·· Send 50 cents in rom with your request and a long, c1amped. self-addressed envelope. .\nn L:inders will be s:lad to help 1 011 Y.1th 'our prohlemi; end them 1n hrt in rarr nf thr DAILY PILOT r1wln~1nc. a stamped, self.addressed envelope. --- 12 DAIL V PllOT Monday, Octobtr 30, 1%7 Mothers, Daughters Take Tea and See Women of SL Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Mrs. Lee Bolin and Mrs. Raymond Hammeras (left to right) show Heather Loy Palmer what beautif uJ d~· orations will be used at tbe annual Thank Offering and Mother-daughter Tea on Wednesday, Nov. 8, 'Blondie' Lets Her Hair Down 'Scatterbrain' from 2~30 t.o 5 p.m. in Stewart Lounge. Presiding at the tea table will be Mrs. Charles Dierenfteld, Mrs. Raymond Brahama and Mrs. Jamea Moor. wives of the ministers. Proceeds are earmarked for Ecu· menical Medical Missions. Heads Union By GAY PA l1LEY ~EW Y 0 R K IUPI) E' eryone knows her as the scatter • brajned heroine or Blondie series in the movies and on television. <'Xchange program which est institution.'' sa1cf Miss Since Frances Perkins. no- sent an American circ11s to Sin~eton .. II is lhP bread thin~." Miss Perk.Ins was Russia and brought the Mos· basket or the American secretary of 1 a b o r in the cow circus to the United States. for artists ln the lee home. When labor is right. Franklin D. Roosevelt ad· Few know of another role for her, a deadly serious one in real We, as vice presi· dent of a national labor union and a determined and informed voice in contract negotiations. it is beautiful. When it is ministration. Follies and most recently wrong ... the wrong people Even if women aren't act· for the Rockettes at Radio as leaders ... it is a most 1ve at the high level in un· City Music Hall. v i c i o u s and destrucuve ionism, Miss Singleton !~Is Now, Miss Singleton takes thing. that they still have a vital on contract tallcs Wlilti the "We need more women in role-"read what go" into Ringling Bros. Barnum & the responsible positions. tJhe constitution of the union Batley circus, Holiday on Women care. We do things Lo which your husbands be· I c e and the Ice Capades, right. But look at· our role. long. Read ttieir contracts.'' she said. r=================s===;;;;ll She is Penny Singleton. the blonde. blue-eyed act· ress who's btto so busy on lhe East Coast with labor contract talks that she fig· ures by the time she gets home to Hollywood "my granchildren will be in their teens." Granddaughter Syd· ney Brook is 8, granddaugh· ter Deidre Marie is 7. Miss Singleton is vice president of the American Guild of Variety Artists ( AGVA). For the last eight months. she has been in New York helping to work out contracts for the cultural Teachers Attuned Miss Singleton got into l AGVA negotiations quite byl chance. although hers is a heritage of labor interest Around 1957, she recalled. the Los Angeles brancll of the union. holding a conven- tion at Disneyland. wanted to line up some ol its fam· ous names for personal ap- ~arances. She accepted an invitation to appear at a lunch and •·a week later, I was nomi· nated for the n a t i o n a 1 board." She's been an acti· vist ever since. "Labor is America's great· Musical Treat Noted Touch. Tone and Texture is the subject of the lee· lure-demonstration by well known organist C h a r I e s Shaffer when he addresses the Music Teachers' Associ· ation of California, Orange Branch. The session, open to lhe public, is set for 10 a.m. Wednesday, Nov. l. in the First Congregational Church Santa Ana. Shaffer's numerous per· formances throughout the United States for the past 18 years have established his reputation as a brilliant recitalist and won him widP recognition. He was one of six organ· lsts in the country invited to play for the 1962 nation· al convention of the Ameri· can Guild of Organists, has been a church organist for the F i r s t Presbyterian Church of Hollywood since 1929 and is a faculty mem· ber of Occidental ColJege and Caliiornfa State ColJege at Fullerton. He has recorded hymns for use in chapel services aboard the USS Yorktown and played the organ in the film. "The Greatest Story Ever Toki." Born in Akron. Ohfo. he received several scholar· ships in both piano and or· ~an including study at Ober- lin Conservatory of Music After serving in the ·armed forces. he continued h i s studies al the University of Redla·nds where he earned his masters degree in mu· SIC. Association American Association of Retired Persons meets ev- ery third Thursday at l p.m. in the Senior Citizens Club house. Newport Beach. PREPARE l!fhJbLJfL FOR THE .,~7_-... FUTURE School of Business • eooKXEEPING •SECRETARIAL e ACCOUNTING ~1fi'I'( elBM KEY l~ PUNCH SHORTHAND SHOJrHAND e DENTAL •• , ' wmu ASS ISTING CURLY CU E young pace-setters take note ... the password for fall is curls. "Tu mble Curl", the softly tousled permanent, complete with cut, 8.75* "Sophisticate Curl". the newe'I permonent de~igned by the f af'l"c., Jeonette Johnson. for an adv"!N ' { dllurinq look. re•.tyle Md perm hy \Uoerb <,tylid~. in the Stwr" 14.50 '<hchlly h11:hrr f11r hnlrr! "'' hlrnrhrr! h11ir Beauty Salon. flO I phone Huntington Beach 892·3331 Newport Beach· 714, 644-!:'12 .fA~HIO~ l!ll.A~D A! ·' t \\ POR I LI l J.;R , Cheryl Davis to Wed n February Ceremony Mrs. Betty Lou Halloran Davi& of Lido Isle hosted a buffet party for close friends and announced the engage· ment of her d a u g h t e r, Cheryl Davif' to Damon the marriage date is Feb. Bame of San Jose. 10, in St. Andrew's Presby· wbere she majored in busi- ness administration. Kids Like to 'Ask Andy' Also attending were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bame of Whittier, the bridegroom- elect's parents. The couple revealed that terian Church. The bride-elect, daughter of Richard A. Davis of Man· battan Beach, iJ a graduate of San Jose State pc>Uege OPEN DAILY 9 -6 Her fiance is an alumnus of the University of South• em California where he was 1962-63 All-American in foot- ball. Currently he is coach- ing at Sao Jost:. Harre Cl Gift Sic:p TOWN & 80UNTRY STERLING SILVER ON GLASS TO SPARKLE THRU THE HOLIDA YSJ SIL VER Tl LED TOWN AND COUNTRY CHEESE BOARDS Riehly antiqued white boards with pewter- f ook handles and silver rose eheest tilt. Knife included. from the top: SNACK-FOR-TWO TRAY Cheese board with dip jar, kn ife. I 0.00 TWO-DIP CHEESE TRAY Great gift idea ! 1'4.00 PARTY SIZE TRAY Extra large cheese tile. I 6.00 SIL VER-BAND SHRIMPER SET Clur glass bowls hi<)hlighted with gleaming sterli"9 $ilver border and rose desig". Picks included. I 0.00 EXECUTIVE GLASSES Elegant party set of 8 sterling silver ell-over pattern in e sparkling holiday mood. 1'4.00 HIBALL GLASSES Town and Country silver rose pattern • . . very gifteble Set of 8 13.00 YE OLD WHOPPING BIG PRE-SEASON @l_gSARAN@S OF VAST ASSORTMENTS OF 8HRI~TMA~ PAP~R GOO'D2' Festive Party Decorations Holiday Table Covers Christmas Wrappings 3433 VIA LIDO 1/2 OFF NEWPORT BEACH Gala Napkins Cheery Coaster1 Clever Tie-Ons 673-6360 = --= ; -= --.. .. --- . . . . -. ---.. --·' \ _/ SIL VER WEDDING DATE Dr. and Mn. J. F. Edw.rd1 c.-.._,... MARY BURBAGE January Bride Rite Date Selected St. J a m e 1 Episcopal Church, Newport Seach will be the settinC for the Jan. 13 nuptials linking Mary M~rgaret Burbe.ge and Don- ald Walter Ll.m.acber. The bride-U>-be, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Burbage of Newport Beach, attended the Uni· versity of Minnesota. Her fiance, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Walter Limacher of Coron.a del Mar, is a graduate of New· port Harbor High School and attended Orange Coast College. What's Doing MARY DAY 642...(321 TODAY TOPS .._,_. l.lfltlln -Htrl'f'r er Sd>ool. cost• ~ ... 1·30 pm 0.ff'Htln A_.,m.us -Ar!CltrMIO'I School eudllorlum. Westmll\Sler. I om 14-rllle CM'9tr, s-t 1.-..1- -Col~ Par\, ~I. 23'0 Notr• O.me RCWld, Cosla M._., I p m. TUHOAY COil• Motl! ....... Cltlllft Com· rnunltv Rtcrtlllon Center, Cos11 ~. 11 1.m. SlrWtiftlKt CIW ,.f llWI ....... l .. dl -Fre~oh' rn11ur1nl. noon. H•ntl11et• IHdl TOPS P 1 • 11 • Pllldlln-Hunl1n1Jfon eudl L1bu rv, 7 o.m. Gu11• ·~ Olrten 119lnMn S.V•N 01nc1 CIM.-RKrHtlOn Centor. Hunl· 1"910n 8tt<h, 1 :)0 p.rn. N...-f IMCll W-.lt's Pell« An· 1111ry-Loutlon I• ,.,.1llblt bY u 1111111 Mrs. Reed G lol/lell, 9'2-tAlO. 7 :30 p.m J1Ck "" JIH o...a cw ... e11e11 ClubllouM, Ntwpott !lffcll, I p.m. W•DNISDAY w-.11•a O,.ff er• ,.f HU01t111tt111 l11~ntlntloft 8•ch Country Club t • m. XI 0.111 Nw Clla~ ,.f o.tpll!Mls- M1rlntrt l lbrorv, H-00<1 ~ech. 10 ..... s, ... ,,...... -S.utll Coast RIHrt• rv-181$ Vlllo W1v, Ntwpotl 8e1cfl. 10 a m s ... -..1mtst c~111 tf N•WHr1 H1r11tr -C•sPlln ~•aurant, Coslt Mew, noon Orallfl (M!Oly c.ctwa IM ScfC·CUlalll Stci.ty-()dd Frll~ Hall. C o • ta Meu. noon TOPS 111<11 eabft -Recreation Center. Huntlnolen Beac!I. 1 p.m. TOPS S11 Sl,.ns-1<11M><ool<t 5'hool. Cosle Mew. 7 p.m. S~u•,.. Rl,..r• S41uart D111u - First Mtlhodbl Cllurdl, Cotl1 Mew. I P.m. Mll'Y Pkkf«• CllHfff, Dllttllltn ,.f t11o l rltt1ll •-•,.._Location I• av1ll· able by calllnt Mrs. Frid eallard, · tli.2·l0n. t P.m ov.,..ators A"°"ymeu~nvon Club- houst. 196 eroodwav tnd C1nyon Road. Luune Boch, 1:30 p,m THURSDAY wtllrllfll TOPS C..._Ebb Tl<k mo-bt~ -par\, U60 Pl3untlf Ave . Newl>()t't 8eodl. 10 1 m CHll ~ Llllt•l"f Stwv Hwr - Cool• Mtw Library, l:lO D m. Trlm·YIJI TOPS Clull If WHlmln•I• -Flnlev Sdlool's inulllourPOSe room. •:lO o.m. N......., Hol'Mr l onlMM .... Pr. IHllMal Wll'l'I..,., Clull, lnc,-Mtu v.,..,. CountrY Club. 1 o.m. TOPS Marry Mlltff't -C~sl View khool. Huntington 8Hch, 7 p rn, TOPS wai.t watelltn -Marl11<1 H'9h khool room Ill. Huntlngloft euc11. 7 P.rn. TOPS Mertllltl Mennllft -Wood- l1ncl School, Coo la Mn•. 7 Pm. New-1 Ha..-l<•PH 0."• Al· 11m11M A-111\aft -l.oclllon 11 evtll· •bl• lw e1Ul"9 Mn. James PalrMr. 1M4-llS7, 7:JO P.m. C••I• ~ Ctmmu11ltl Nttr•l'Y SC-' -CA>ll-P1rlt 5cllool, mulll· pu~ room. 7:30 p.m. Ove-ttrt "-rmw• -P1utarl110 School. c0.11 MtSI. I o.m. I Amorlun Lttlell Aualllary, '"" Mo.,, Uni! OS -A,,,.rlee n letlon Holl, 8 P.M . wom•n ot Ill• 1111-.. 11)1 -M~ H•ll, Costa Mttll. I om FRIDAY Nul1 le NtllblH TOPS C!Ub -Hunt lnoton Buch lhcru llon Ce..~r. 10 •m . A~tltr•' Frid•V Lullcllfftl Cl•ll -no w B•v Ave.. 81ttioa. noon L•to ..... LH llltr Sciuaro Ol nCI Club -Wulmonl School. Huftll"9ton 8e1<h, I P.m c .. 11 UM Aualfflrv to V1tera111 el 1'11'91tft W1tr1, PHI nu -Amerlun l e-alon Hill. C0&1a Mn•. I p.m. Partnh Wlltttllt Plrl~ -Meu V.rde Counlrv Club. I o.m. The Grandest Mall of All is ... ... As easy to find as your front door. 5outh f oast ?laza Monday, Octotitr 30, 1%7 DAILY PILOT J 3 Anniversary Celebrated Club Seeks Gardeners Laguna Beach G a r d e n Club's Green Thomb Sec- tion met in the Royal Tahi· tian apartments, w h e r e Mn. Yvonne Sandell, man- HAL AEBISCHER HEARING AIDS F.ot11rl11t hllllrlo,. Mlrwclo I• Mft I . C•JI KWY., C:-•1 #Mr During Two Occasions Phone 675-3133 ~ • a.,.1n . All ...... Ci>•llty ...... 1111y Sl9utfty Dr. and Mrs. James F'. Edwards of Santa Ana and Lido Penil\Sula were honor- ed on their silver anniver- sary with two parties. T b e couple's t e e n-age daughters, Janet and Joan, feted them with an open house. More than 100 guests fa th e r e d for hors d' oeuYTes and punch. Special guest was Mrs. Glen Ros· kinson of San Diego, sister of Mrs. Edwards. Police Wives The second occasion was hosted by close friends. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth ll)gm.an who opened their Corona del ~ar home for the cock- tail buffet. Among close friends attending were Mr. and Mrs. Monty Montgom- BEST Tiie .DAILY PILOT offert •0111• of ifte best fHturH, "'1 octvel t11rvoy of rHclers, 1vei11ble ii eny BeWJpaper il1 the H tioit. The I.alt Tunday al ntty month ii the date .elreded ' by the Newport BNCh Wom- an's Police AmitimJ far its meeting at 7:3D p.m. in members' homes. Jira. Beed Gloeben, t1UGD. wiD far- nilb Jocatioa iDfanDlltiaa. Dear Ann Landen: "Wlud de I de _..... die _._ •Y little slater --"•1" "Bow ea11 I teU •Y wife die'• a louy •lager?" "Bew de I ltPeak eff -affair wk• my.....,,, ''S•oaJd I wear a w1f te ehareb?" ''Bow de I make ay fadier •top ears.lag?" "ShouW I ieD •• ........ lie'• a bore7" ''Is It rigid fer a wile te ..... oat her ....... ,. wlWlkeyT" "Is ebeapaeu l•lteritell &em mother te M•1" "Am I a saeker te .. veat I• hormone ereaaaT" "What •lao..W • teea .... er'• teleplaotu! prl1'iJetrn h1" "We were &eeretly •arrle4 and now I '• prega-t ••• T" "Do yoa thlak I .. erazy t• Uke snails?" And Ann Answers With Insight, Feeling and Humor EVERY DAY IN THE , knits in-a holiday moocf little dresses of wool and kid mohair fol low a curve then flare at the skirt making a simple statement of good fashion. Beautifully tailored by Glasco in sizes 8 to 16. Left: in orange sherbet or pistaschio. Right: in iaspl.erry ice or sea blue. Each 44.00 Dress Shop,J u urns· Newport rl Fashioo 1sland Newport Center • 644·2200 •Mon ., Thurs., Fri. 10:00 till 9:30 Other days iO:OO till 6:00 J 4 DAIL V PILOT Monday, Octobtr 30, 1907 Student Speaks To New Group Miu Hannah Moses. a sraduate student from Ma· dru, India, will tell Laguna Beach Branch members of the American Association of University Women bow her AAUW fellowship has help- ed her. The meeting, the first luncheon of the year staged by the new group, will take place in Clubhouse Two, Leisure World, at noon Sat- urday, Nov. 4. Miss Moses has been granted a special extension of her fellowship to contin· ue her social welfare studies with work in the child wel- fare department of the Los Angeles Bureau of Public Assistance. She is a life member of the India Feder· aUon of University Women. The fellowship program provided fellowships and granta to 104 American and internaUonal fellows or gra- duate women scholars last year. Other AAUW projects include ltud.ies of interna- tional problems, education, the art! and community is· sues. Special g u e s t s at the meeting will include Miss Marion Tripeny, California fellowships chairman, and Miss Wilma Bichard, who arranges the travel program for awardees, both of Lon' Beach. Mrs. William Kennedy of Three Arch Bay, president. will preside, while Mn. George Cornelius: put Call· fornia fellowship chairman, will present the speaker. Mrs. George Eggleston of Laguna Hills and her com· mlttee will be in charge of table decorations, while Mrs • Jamea Townsend, 32541 Azores, South Laguna, is ta- king reurvation checks of $3 a person unW today. The newly formed Lacuna Beach branch ls composed or women university gradu· ates from Laguna Hills, La· guna Beach, Miaaion Viejo . and adjoining areas. Proa· pec1ive memben are invit- ed to attend tbe luncheon. TALK MAPPED -PointiDC oat tile Far r..t Is Dr. C 1 ft Kat. ' Pw .... teuor ot history at ua. no w111 mca. tllil __..tC•'' at •1111 ~ munity Day cm bJ Qmrda Women Unbd al Neu,_. ...._ Ala. lnterelted in . spedar top6c .. (Jiil to riCllt) ... Sol9lrt ... .. ... Richard Dlbill, cbainDaa. lrfttol at Sunflowr, Co.ta Mela United Church Women World Day Anticipated Beg. 3tle e•eltl l'o•r ellolee of ••• DELICIOUS CANDY BARS Kitchen-fresh chocolate covered favorites include pecan fudge, almond fudge and almond bars. All have a delicious home· made quality. Stock up! $ for YOUR MONEY1 WORTH MORE AT WOOLWORTH'S Shop Every Evening Mond1y thru Friday Until 9:30 P.M.- Saturday 'Til 6 P.M. Anticipating World Oom· munity Day on Friday, Nov. 3, at Fairview Bap- tist Church in Costa Mesa are Church Women United o( the Newport Harbor Area. W b o Sl\all Separate Ua? is the theme for this yes. The coffee fellowmip will begin at 9:30 a .m. with the program following at 10. Assistant professor of hi.I· tory, Dr. George Kent of the Diviaion of Humanities at UCI is the fatured sueat and will speak Ot'1 Far Eut· ern problems. UCI Cbamber Singers un- der the direction of Maur- ice Allard, usfstant profes- sor of music in UCl's divi- sion of fine arts, will par· ticipate aa well at the Rev. Melvin Taylor, minister of Fairview dlurd1 and John Collection Featured At Gallery In cooperation with Amer· ican Art Week the Andress Stone Gallery of Newport Beach opens Wednesday, Nov. 1. with Group Graph· ics. This is a collection of woodcuts, lithographs, seri· graphs, etchings and both colored and black and wh.ite drawings by 15 artists from California, Texas, Louisiana and Kansas. The show will continue throughout the month. Trim-Vue TOPS Trim-Vue TOPS Club of Westminster meets e a c h Thursday evening in t h e multipurpose room of Fin· ley School at 6:30 p.m. Mrs. Helen Thomas, 893-4601. can be contacted for additional information about the or· ganization. 21st ANNUAL SALE 20% OFF EVERYTHING IN STOCK NOVEMBER 1 TO DECEMBER 1 LAMP LIGl~T INTERIORS J 2443 E. COAST HWY., CORONA DEL MAR ORiole 3-3915 Graham. orga!Ut. Sewing projectl will be collected at the ga&.beriq. Offerings received dariag th.ia day tbrougbout the ... tion support an exctwsee program with Cb.urdl Wom- en ot Latin America and a tnininc prop-am for wives of minUten of African i. depeodence d:lurcbes in SouUi Africa. OWnn.an ii M r 1. ftjcb. ard Dahill o( Fairvietr churdJ. Committee mem- bers are the Mmes. Mar- Save 20% on Syracuse Carefree• china starter sets While you can saYe, start• Md .. ,_ service of Carefree• dlila. A Iii* _., love a starter set as a &ifl lllis ~ china is colOJ underatam. Mii """' • dish washer safe. Carefree• dim Im me- year guarantee against dlippin& er Mai¢ Carefree XL"' has three-year.free replacmmt guarantee. "Serene" is stlDWI ••• oiler patterns are al so available at savi115-Sale is from October 3otb tbrcujl llt cmty. Get yours today! Gifts and China Buffu~· Art Affair Announced A w \Awe -...,, pu.- td C"A• +ee pstraia and mt • .. dlildrn _.,•eaddbe 7 IP • Aa Ew Art Al• ....... -,., ... a.....c...., .... _ ............... ............ .. ........ _ . .,,. .. =..., •11«. .. YMOJ._ fair au p.m. Saturday, Nov. 4 ill the Long Beach Jewish Ccemunlty Center. Tbe Barbor Council of B'ui B'ritb Women and art cmmnittee ol tbl center .. CCHPODIOliDc the event Cbampepe and bot and e9ld ban cfoeUY?el will be mwd and .. oriclnal oO pea.tine will be elven •waJ -• door ..... The tlc:k•ta ..... Mothers' CluD Motben' Club of Huntin&· ton Beach Job'• Dauihtera, Bethel UO meets every fourtb Monday at 7:30 p.m. lo member•' bomea. Loca• tloo information la obtain· able by callln& Mn. Ken Goodwin, -.2110. MUTUAL SAVINGS I 1 1', ·. ,, I -.,,\l1' New Martinique" Now's your chance to save on treasured Oneida Heirloom• sterling Ym can afford ,.acious living! Check the savings on place settinp, savina tr individual pieces of this luxurious silver· wart. Choose from ten patterns in traditional, contemporary or ..tan desip. Sale is frOfll October 30th throudt November IJa Cllty! 4-piece place setting ••••••.••••• save l.M 51Mece place setting ............ saw 10.• 6-piece pf ace setting ••••••••••• save U.• C-. place settings that include an ice bev931t spoon •••••••••••• • •• save 2.11 a.tier knife 01 sugar spoon, eadl •••• save 2.• TabWspooits"' pierced tabl~ ••• save 2.M r.old Meat bk, ~avf ladle or pie bk, each ••••••••••••••••••• save 4.11 Silwnrart_ IUFFUW SILVER CLUI IOTHll& DDllt-110 lllTEIEST 10 CARRYlll& CHARGE 5.00 per month up to 120.00 7.00 per month up to 160.00 10.00 per month up to 240.00 15.00 per month up to 360.00 AS LOii AS TWO YEARS TO PAY u umS' Ne1'>r)rl tl fashim lsbnd Newport Cmltre644-2200e Mon., Thurs., Fri. 10:00 till 9:30 Other days 10:00 till 6:00 Teachers TeH of Travels Mr. llJd lifrl. Bill Banke. Newport Harbor and Corona del Kar high school teac:berl, will enMrtain M'Jlldlair travelers with tales of their own udtlng ex· c:mtdon. to Ean>pe and ~ indudinJ "detention" aboud a aailboat ill commu- nist watca olf lfon1 KOil&. 1'e BaJikes will be apeda1 l'*tl at a Newport Beam rrtendl ot tbit Ubrar7 hancbeon rriday, New. 3, In the Venal.Da rW*aa- nnl RaervattDu, dae the day belon, may be made by caDiq the tibnry, en.1.ao. Eastern Star Harbor Star Chapter •. Betrothal Disclosed OCC Coed to Marry Order of the Eastern Star meet. at 8 p.m. ewrr sec-ciod aod fourth Tuesday in the Muonlc Temple. 1401 l5tb St., Newport Beach. CHRISTIN! KRAMER Eng•ged Parents' Club Parent& Without Partners Club meet& in the Mesa Ver- de Country Club, Costa Mesa at 8 p.m. every first Friday of the month. The engagement of Chris· tine Kramer of Costa Mesa Hadauah and Ri<:hard Paria was an-Every third Tuesday at nounced during a family p.m. in members' homes the party yesterday io Buena Harbor Chapter of Hadauab P k stages its meetings. Location er · " informatloo i.s available by The bride-iilect. daughter coot.acting Mrs. Jack CbaP' of Mr. and Mrs. William D. man, 549-1997. Kramer of Hanover, Mass., --~:s;;;;;;=:.o::=....-===:I attended Corooa del M• '-· · · ....._, ~ ............. , High School Q4 grMluated ~~· from Hanover High School. She was a student at the University of Rhode Island MTtM -...,. and presently iJ enrolled at COMPLETE Orange Coast College. Miss Kremer is a mem-~· = ber of ttle Southern Cali· ..,_ rornia Choir and the Orange • A. County Honor Choir. ~,~ The benedict~lec~. son of ~ Mr. and Mrs. Virgu Paris of Costa Mesa, is an alum· nus of Costa Mesa High • IJc._. LWe c.... School and OCC. He now Is LWe hie serving with the U.S. AJr • J401 L c... Hwy. c-..... Force in An<:borage, Alas· • nn N_,. ...._ It. ka. s.. A.- No date was announced. TENNIS DRESS SALE 25°4 to 40°4 SAYING on cll~contlnuecl styles Now $15. $17. $19. ,~~~:. . . BlDWELL'S t~.! :Jk~~~ . );;;;._~-' TERRIFIC FOR TENNIS! TOPSIDER OXFORD $11. Mond.iy, Oclobtt JO, 1%7 Program Announced DAJL V PILOT J 5 , . ._ ,..,, • • • • • • • • • • • • World QMnmunity Day will be oblened .,, Qurcb Woms United ol Laguna Beac.b with • colfee and program ia ttMt Ndlbbor- bood Congrepd6Dal Church at t :30 a.m. Friday. New. 3. by LB Churchwomen WOCDH United will be in and miMion of the ecumen· s h o w n a n d discussion pit tu re : charge of the event. icaJ church throughout the aroups will be f 0 r m e d. • Abo participating will be world in the areas of relief p k • the Rev. Ray C. Gery and and rehabilitation. The pub-Young people from pa.rtici· e • I.be Rev. Ellsworth L. Rich· lie is invited to attend. paUng chW'chea are invited e s • ardlon. Mrs. Otho M. Budd Also scheduled is a young to attend. • MW Marcella Bicbanll. cbabm.an of the day. and Mn. Carl R. Bawkh1. president of the L a t u 11 a Beach CounciJ of Olurcb will be solot.t, witb Mrs. people's service led by the 1-=:-::. -=--:======= .. Ly u~-1 • • • • I John H. Atkinlon Jr. as ac· Rev. Arden Brock, minister AWARD WINNER • ....... , .. rompanist. of Christian education. in the ni. DAJLY PILO'I ba1 wori • Se . . A special feature will be church at 7 p.m. Su nday, mo r • awardl tr om t.tie 1 t ID wartime Eniland just a ftlm "The Long March," Nov. S. Oranp County p,..,. CI u b belore D-Oay, MGM's pro· wbicb delcribea the work The same film will be ~ any other newaP'lrter. duction, Tbe Dirty D o 1 t •· ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~.........:~~.........:....::..:.;_.........:==.:.__:_:.:.::....-=..:..._=-~~~~-::.----'-=-_;..,.· Ulm~mMe~ocolor,telia~e -.... -... ... ,.,. -- .. . . .:f:! ... - SALE! OUR OWN CREST 2-P ANT SUIT ... ·DESIGNED FOR THE MAN WHO DEMANDS QUALITY, FASHION AND VALUE! 100.00 ""lll.• Boffu1&s' own "Crest" suit in fine all wool sharkskin ••• a tremendous offering timely· for yourholiday wearing or gifting. We're proud of the small details that you might not even see ••. the hand-felled collar, hand-made 'hJttoo holes, 2-rutton stylin& with notch lapel.center vent and durabfe shape- retaining fabf ic. Muted shades of oxford grey or navy in regular, short or long sizes. Store for Men -. .&.~~) a·~o :;.. . . I STORE FOR MEN ' Newport b 1 Fashiai lsland Newport Center • 644·2200 •Mon., Thurs., Fri. 10:00 til l 9:30 Other days 10:00 lill 6:00 • story of twelve convicted Gls who are offered an op- porturuty to cheat the hang- man by completing a dan,er• ous mission behind Nazi tines. The death.row dozen accept the offer and report to Ue Marvin for conunando • type training. Robert Ryan plays the pa.rt of an American of· ficer who trains the group for parach uting. Ernest Borgnine is the com manding officer who was the "brain" behind this pardon-by-deed project. Top roles in this explosive movie drama are played by Charles Bronson, Jim Brown (foot.ba ller turned actor), John Cassavetes. R i c h a r d J aeckel and George Kennedy along with Trini Lopez, Ralph Meeker, Telly Savalas. Clint Walker and Robert Webber. Directed by Robert Aldrich. The inspiring story of 'fbe Dirty Dozen will roll-on for another week at the Lido. There's plenty of action in st~ for patrons of the Mesa next week, beginning Wed· needay afternoon. Dean Mar- tin departs his usual screen image and assumes the part of a ''heavy" for the first time in Rough NiOt In Jeri- cho • It will show on the big, wide, Mesa screen in Techni· color with Jean Sim.mom and George Peppard sharing top honors. John Mcintire, &U:n Pickens, Don Galloway are terrific c~stars in ta rougb- tough western movie ltory. Dean plays an ex.Uwman who bas turned ruthless. Jean and Mcintire own a ·stage- coach line that the "bad men" want to ruin. Peppard is a former U.S. Marshal, now gambler, who joins Ule fiebt on the girl's side. Dynamiting, murder, may• hem and suspense fill tile bill for an adventure film cominC t-0 ttle Mesa this Wednesday, the first day of November. Speaking of dates, mark December 20. That's when Grand Prix makes m Harbor area debut at the Udo I fUHK SINATU The Mesa plans to introduce its new movie eadl week with "Opening Matinee" instead of ''Openi ng Night... That way. when the new show schedule permits, film Cans can get the jump on lots of other patrons by attending t.he weekly M e s a Matinee. E a c h Wednesday the pro- grams begm at 1 o'clock, openjng with free refresh- ments. FREE PASSES to the Me11a or Lido will be mailed today to Oh.arles Fa, 287 Nassau Rd., Costa Mesa. E. J. Taa· fre. 2006 Tahuna Terrace, Corona del Ma r, H. L. Cox, 1755 Miramat,Dr .. Balboa and Jeff Scoville, 1.227 Marian Lane, Newport Beach. Each of t.he above will be guests of "Picture Peeks " for a rine film at the Lido or Mesa. We hope that your name will be listed here on week reaJ soon / I J 4 DAILY PILOT Monday, Octo~r 30, l %7 Student Speaks To New Group Miss Hannah Moses. a sraduate student from Ma· dru, India, will tell Laguna Beach Branch members of the American Association of University Women bow her AAUW fellowship has help- ed her. The meeting, the first luncheon of the year staged by the new group, will take place in Clubhouse Two, Leisure World, at noon Sat· urday, Nov. 4. Miss Moses has been granted a special extension of her fellowship to contin· ue her social welfare studies with work in the child wel· fare department of the Los Angeles Bureau of P ublic Assistance. She is a life member of the India Feder· ation of University Women. The fellowship program provided fellowships and grant.s to 104 American and int.ernational fellows or gra- duate women scholars last year. Other AAUW projects include studies of interna- tional problems, education, the arts and community is· sues. Special g u e s t s at the meeting will include Miss Marion Tripeny, California fellowships chairman, and Miss Wilma Bichard, who arranges the travel program for awardees, both of Long Beach. Mrs. William Kennedy of Three Arch Bay, president. will preside, while Mn. George Cornelius, put Cali· fornia fellowship chairman, will present the speaker. Mrs. George Eggleston of Laguna Hills and her com- mittee will be In charge of table decorations, while Mrs James Townsend, 32541 Azores, South Laguna, is ta· king reservation checks of "1 a person unW today. The newly formed Lacuna Beach branch ls composed of women university gradu- a tes from Laguna Hills, La· guna Beach, Miuion Viejo and adjoinlng areaa. Pros· pective membera are invit- ed to att.end tbe luncheon. Bristol et Sunflower, c.te Mele DEllCIOUS CANDY BARS Kitchen-fresh chocolate covered favorites include pecan fudge, almond fudge and almond bars. All have a delicious home· made quality. Stock up! YOUR MONEY1 WORTH MORE AT WOOLWORTH'S Shop Every Evening Mond1y thru Friday Until 9:30 P.M.- S1turday 'Til 6 P.M. BANKAMEAIW~ - - TALK M.tJ FED-P ' a.. •aier.Blltalk.G p;Iat, wi:tant pro- fmar of 11i1bJ a tJa. ... F -.__..JI' II w at Wmtd C.. munitJ DIJ ...... ., a *. • ......... Nc:WpM e.nar AJ'a. lllUnlW ia .. ....,._ ........... a.rt ...... lln. Riclm'd Dlllill. d'*lll'lma. United Church Women World Day Anticipated Anticipating Wwtd 0..- munity Day oa ~. Nov. 3, at Fainiew ~ tilt <llurcb In COlta ... are Church Womea um.I of the Newport 8-W Area. w b 0 Shall Seta• Us? ls tbe theme far aia ,_.. The coffee fellow 5 ': .. begbtatt:Jla.a. .... procram ~at. AJsi.itaat ~ ., .... tlor'y. Dr. Gear-. Imt "' the Divilicm of Ha-Dell at UCI ia tbe flillila ed andril~•hr em sa«oJem• UCI CJwnher ~ _. der the directicm "' ...... Ice Allard. .....,,, ........ IOI' of music bl ucr. ciri-aoo o1 fine ans. wil ._.. ticiplte as well • tbe BeY. Melvin 'hylor, mini*" Gf Fairview dada _. Jolm Collection Featured At Gallery ln cooperation with Am«· ican Art Week the AJlllha Stone Gallery of Newpst Beach opens Wedne9daJ, Nov. 1. with Group Grapb- ics. This is a collectioD oi woodcuts, lithographs. seri- graphs, etdtings and ~ colored and black and wbite drawings by 15 artists from California, Texas, Louisiana and Kansas. The show will continue throughout the month. Trim-Vue TOPS Trim-Vue TOPS Club of Westminster meets e " c b Thursday evening in t b e multipurpose room of Fia- ley School at 6:30 p.m. Mrs. Helen Thomas. 89.1-ta>l, cu be contacted for additional information about the or- ganization. 0 · w ii MrL JlilS. anl IWlim fll Yllirwiew c:lmdl. c ---ms are ee MilleL Mir· km Wilson. St. Mathew's EflilmpaJ Olmch, S an t a Alla: Robert Smith. Pres· ~ Olurc:b of the Qw. manl. Carta Mesa; Man- .. Peairs.. B. H. Ihnen ... c. Dean Bill. all of <ltrist Presbyterian Church, IJw 'ind-Beach. .\.ssistiag in the worship serYJCe will be Mn. Karl Jfaflner from the Friends o.n ... Mn. Alfred filmn .. the Seal Beach ....-oi t 11 e Catholic Olrcll.. Save 20%on Syracuse Carefree• china starter sets aife yaa ca saw, start • add to your senic:e of Carme • dlila. A lwide would llM a starter sEt as a ift. llais fall>us dlim is CDlar ..-pm, CMfti"OOf and disll mm s.f!. Carebe •china has one- year jilalft agiiat dippint or breaking. raehe XL' has ltmyear.free replacetnent ..-ae. "Selene'' is sllOWll ••• other paOtias n also available at savi~gs. Sale is .. OclDller -.... lltb 111ly. fJet yam llllDy! 21st ANNUAL SALE Gitts am a.a 20% OFF EVERYTHING IN STOCK NOVEMBER 1 TO DECEMBER 1 LAt'1P LIG~f T INTERIORS Buffums· 2443 E. COAST HWY., CO RONA DEL MAR ORiole 3-3915 Art Affair Announced A sculpture display. pas- tel caricatw-e portraita and art aelectiom for children and teen-agers wlll all be available at An Eve Art Af· SCOREBOARD N• other 11ew1p•per 111 0r ..... c .... ty .ff.,. ce•· • .,. .f city c.u11cll e11cl ,&.ulitt c•111Mi1&IN •di.ii I• • tleteUe.tl "tcorelturcl" f.llowf119 local me.+int '- Tlle DAILY PILOT , .. ._ - fair at 8 p.m . Saturday, Nov. 4 in the Long Beach Jewish Community Center. The Harbor Council of B'nal B'ritb Women and art committee of the center are co-sponaorlng the evenl Champagne and hot and cold hors d'oeuvreJ will be served and an or1'1nal oil painting will be oven awa1 u a door prize. The ticktb are $1.50. Mothers' Club" Motners' Club ol Huntini · ton Beach Job'• Dau&btera, Bethel 120 meets every fow1ll ?ttonday at 7:30 p.m. in membera' homes. Loca· lion information ta obtain· able by calllng Mn. Ken Goodwln, $38-2810. -~---- MUTUAL SAVINGS I I I,:\ I'. \ ! ; j ',,A 11' New Martinique- Now's your chance to save on treasured Oneida Heirloom• sterling You can afford gracious living! Check the savings on place settings, servini or individual pieces of this luxurious silver· ware. Choose from ten patterns in traditional, cmtemporary or modern desi&ns. Sale is from October 30th throudt November 18th only! 4·piece place setting •• , •• , •••••• save l.M 5-piece place setting ............ save 10,M 6·piece place setting ••••••••••• save U,M On place settings that incl ude an ice beverage spoon •••••••••••• • •• save 2.M Butter knife or sugar spoon, each •••• save t• Tablespoons or pierced tablespoon ••• save 2.• Col d Meat fork, gravy ladle or pie fork, each ••••••••••••••••••• save 4.M Silverware, IUFFUMS' SILVER CLUI NOTHING DOWN-NO INTEREST HO CARRYING CHARGE 5.00 per month up to 120.00 7.00 per month up to 160.00 10.00 per month up to 240.00 15.00 per month up to 360.00 AS LONG AS TWO YEARS TO PAY u umS' Nt1~ lit .1 Fashim Island Newport Center • 644·2200 •Mon., Thurs., Fri. 10:00 till 9:30 Other days 10:00 till 6:00 } Teachers TeH of Travels Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hanke, Newport Barbor and Corona del Illar high ICbool tachen. wm enfMtaln ll'JDdWr travelers with tales of tbeir own a cttir1g e:l- em\lkln to !arope and Alla, inchldJng "detention" aboard a Pilhoat in ClOIDIDll- nilt watllra oft Hong Kone. The Bankes will be special peata It a Newport Beldl rrtendl ol tbe Ubrary bmcheoa Friday, New. 3, in tbe Vtrllilles re.tft. nnt. Re1enatb1J, dae the day before, may be IDlde bJ cam., tbe libnry, e?S-1480. Eastern Star Harbor Sta-Chapter •. Betrothal Disclosed OCC Coed to Marry Order O{ the EMta1l Star meets at I p.m. ~ sec- ond and fourth Tuesday in the Muonic Temple, 1401 1!iUt St.• Newport Beach. CHRISTIN! KRAMER Eng•ged Parents' Club Parents Without Partners Club meets in the Mesa Ver· de Country Club, Costa Mesa at 8 p.m. every lirst Friday of the month. The engagement of Chris· tine Kramer of Costa Mesa Hadauah and Richard Paris was an-Every third Tuesday at noun<:ed during a family p.m. in members' homes the party yesterday in Buena Harbor O\apter of Hadassab Perk stages its meetings. Location · information ia available by The bride-elect. daughlet' contacting Mn. J.ck Cha~ of Mr. and Mrs. William D. man. 549-19f7. Kramer of Hanover, Mau.,1.-m::::1=:::a;;;;~=;:s=:~=- attended Corona del M '-• • · ....... ......._ ............. , Hlgh School aoct IUdut.ed .(;~ from Hanover High School. She was a 9bldent at tbe University of Rhode Island ..,.. -- and presently is enrolled at COMPLETE Orange Coast College. Miss Kremer is a mem-a... ~ ber of ttie Southern CAii· ~ & " .;;..= fornia Choir and the Orange County Honor Choir. '.»~ The benedkt-el«!:, son of ~ Mr. and Mrs. VU'g.u Pam of Costa Mesa, iJ an alum- nus of Costa Mesa High • ..._. u. c:- School and OCC. He now is LWe .. ser\rlng with the U.S. Air • Mf1 I. C... ttwy. c.... .. ... Force in Anchorage, Alas-• nn .._.. ..... St. ka. s... ,_ No date was announc.d. TENNIS DRESS SALE 25°/o to 40°At SAYING on cll•contlnuecl styles Now $15. $17. $19. '~~~· . BIDWELL'S •:\ :Jk~7: < ';u~-Q .~ TERRIFIC FOR TENNIS! ' . TOPSIDER OXFORD $11. Program World Community Day will be obler'ved by Church Woms United of Laguna Beacb with a coffee and program in the Neighbor· bood Congregational Church at t:~ a.m. Friday. Nov. 3. Miu Marce1la Richards, chairman of the day, and Mn. Carl R. H a w kl a s. president of the L a I u n a Beach Council of Church Announced Women United will be in charge of the event. Also participating will be the Rev. Ray C. Gery and the Rev. Ellsworth L. Rich· ardson. Mrs. Otho M. Budd will be soloist, with Mrs. John H. Atkinson Jr. as ac- <'Ompanist. A special feature will be a film "The Long March," which describes the work DAJLY PILOT J$ l'a~ Aft. • • • • • • • • • • • • by LB Churchwomen and mis..<iion ol the ecumen· s h 0 w n • n d discussion pit tu re : ical church throughout the aroups will be f 0 r m e d. • world in the areas of relief p k • and rehabilitation. The pub· Young people from ~ticj. e e s • lie is invited to attend. patlng churches are lnvited • Also scheduled is a young to attend. • people's service led by the ,=-:-:. -=--======== L M Rev. Arden Brock, minister AW ARO WINNER . •Y '"'YI t • • • • I of Christian education. in the The DAILY PCLO'J baa won · Se . . . church at 7 p.m. Sunday, mo r • awudl tr om UM tin wartime Eneland just Nov. 5. Oran1• County Pl"Oll CI u b I betore D-Oay, MGM's pro. The same film wUI be j\an any other new•P'lrter. dtx:tion, The Dirty D o 1 e 1, ------------~--------------..::..:......:..:..__;-=------=-::..:·__;--=-=--~-filmed in Metrocolor, te.U. tbe ~. '\.;.!:• ..... ~- .... -·-~.:"'; • .. .-... ~---- ... . .· . . ... . , .· ... -.i;! SALE~ OUR OW N CREST 2-P ANT SUIT ... ·DESIGNED FOR THE MAN WHO DEMANDS Q UALITY, FASHION AND VALUE! 100.00 r1c.12s.11 &Hums' own "Crest" suit in fine all wool sharkskin ••. a tremendous offering timely· for yourholiday wearing or gifting. We're proud of the small details that you might not even see ... the hand-felled collar, hand·made 'button holes, 2-button sty I ing with notch lapel,center vent and durable shape- retaining fabl'ic. Muted shades of oxford grey or navy in regular, short or loog sizes. Store for Men -~ • • STORE FOR MEN ' ..__ •oJ . :. · ... ~:..-: .. -.,. '·-·; .:.·.-· ···~·:; Newport • l FashiC11 Island Newport Center• 644·2200 •Mon., Thurs., Fri. 10:00 !1119:30 Other days 10:00 till 6:00 story of twelve convicted Gis who are offered an op- portunity to cheat the hang- man by completing a dqer~ ous mission behind Nazi lines. The deathrow dozen accept the oifer and report to Lee Marvin for commando -type training. Robert Ryan plays the part of an American of- ficer who trains the group for parachuting. Ernest Borgnine is the commanding officer who was the "brain" behind. this pardon-by-deed project: Top roles in this explosive movie drama are played by Charles Bronson, Jim Brown (footballer turned actor), John Cassavetes. Ri c hard Jaeckel and George Kennedy along with Trinl Lopez. Ralph Meeker, Telly Savalas. Clint Walker and Robert Webber. Directed by Robert AJdricb. The inspiring story of 'file Dirty Doun will roll-on for another week at ttie Lido. There's plenty of act.ion in store for patrons oi the Mesa next week, beginning Wed· nesday afternoon. Dean Mar- tin departs bis usual screen image and assumes the part oi a ''heavy" for the tint time in Bough NlCht la Jer1- cho . It will show on the big, wide, Mesa screen in Tedutl· color with Jean SimmODJ and George Peppard sharing top boaors. John Mcintire, &liOl Pickens, Don Galloway are terrific co-9tars in Ilia roucb- tough western movie ltory. Dean plays an ex1awmaft who baa turned ruthless. Jean and Mcintire own a stage- coach line that the "bad men" want to ruin. Peppard is a f6nner U.S. Marshal, now gambler, who joina the f.icht 011 the girl's aide. Dynamiting, murder. may· ,.. hem and suspense fill the bill for an adventure film com.inc to Ifie Mesa this Wedneadly, the first day of November. Speaking of dates, mart December 20. That's when Gruel Prix makes iU Harbor area debut at the Udo! •UNIC SINATIA The Mesa plans to introduce its new movie each week with "Opening Matinee" instead of "Opening Night." That way, when the new S'how schedule permits. lilm fans can get the jump on lots ol other patrons by attending the weekly M e s a Matinee. E a c h Wednesiday the pro- grams begin at 1 o'clock, opening with i'ee refresh· men ts. FREE PASSES to the Mesa or Lldo will be mailed today to Charles Fa. 287 Nassa u Rd ., Costa Mesa. E . .J. Taa- ffe , 2006 Tahuna Terrace, Corona del Mar, H. L. Cox, 1755 Miramat Dr .. Balboa and Jeff Scoville. 1227 Marian Lane. Newport Beach. Each ol the above wUJ be guests of "Picture Peeks" for a fine film at the Lido or Mesa. We hope that your name will be listed here on week real soon _,, . MondaY, Octobtr 30, 1967 PARTNERS -Dennis Cole, who stars as a detec· tive on ''The Felony Squad," enlists the aid oC Peggy Doyle. who plays a policewoman, tonight at 9 in color on Channel 7. This episode of the series is titled ''The Pat Hand of Death." TELEVISION VIEWS PBL Series Premiere Set Thia i1 the first of two columM on the H• periment1I seriff of newt progr1m on • ..,.. ci1I 9duution1I television network. By CYNTHIA LOWRY AP Television-bdio Writer . NEW YORK -"PBL" may look like the name or the secret ingredient in the product that mates clothes whit.er or can run smoother. It Is however, t~ name ol a new series ol 25 weekly broadcaats, _ frankly experiment.al and hopefully designed l'O add a new dimension to television's curreott-events COV· erage. The series -whose initials stand for Public Broadcast Laboratory, an Qrganization set up to produce the shows -will have its premiere next Sunda y, Nov. 5, live and where possible in color on a netwe>rk of 119 educational and community st.a· tions from coast to coast. many of them on ultra high frequency baods. Operating under a $10-mil· lion grant from the Ford Foundation. "PBL" is de- signed lo be "a practical demonstration of what pub- lic television could be," said Av Westin, executive director. The initial program will be two hours loog -8:30-10:30 EST -although on occasions it may ru n on. 1f the material warTants and the budget permits. Westin. 38. went lo "PBL'' from 20 yeaP.; at \RS news. most recently a producer ~ "CBS Re- ports.'' Al the commercial network he was associa· led closely with Fred. W Friendly, then president -or the news division but now a Ford Fou ndation ronsu ltant and one of the pnncipal architects of the new project Westin has surrounded himself with a small - b~ commercial TV standards - staff consisti ng mos tly of young people. They have worked for months testing ideas and fre sh approaches and rounding up people for various stories. Before the first pro~ram. they will have produced two full· length "dry runs.'' "We've niscovered a number of thi ngs that non't come off well and discarded them,'' Westin ~aid. "We've had some interesting failures and we've had some very exciting m'Oments when things came off better than we dared hope ." "We worked up one great piece -1 think - on politic~ that came in from a new angle -show· ing how the image-makers are at work. Our West Coast man examined image-makin g working with ~onald Reaga n. Not by putting a camera on an 1olerv iew or press conference. Anyone can do th at, hut by examining and illustrating the techn iques 11c;ed. he said. "We also showed how the press inevitably con· ln h11tei; to the makinl! of a presi-dent. And we mov· Pn into a t;iJK SE>Ssion with so me professional poli· ltrians an the East discussi ng frankly the handling nf nmpai~ns and how to use television correctly 11 was ;ilJ so fascinating. it ran on fur 20 minute!;.'' . The series will sometimes cover many stories in one program and sometimes stick with one major theml". It will move into all sorts o! area from cul· lure to controversy. from the sober to the light . The programs will concentrate on the perspec· ttve of current events instead of trying for actual coverage - ''The commercial networks handle that sol't of thi ng admirabTy and we couldn't compete and w~ couldn't afford it." Westin said. ''PBL" will Iran heavi ly on experti; in the academic field for interpretation and explanation. 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LY THE FIRST I CARDIOL061ST Ill HIST~'f TO CRfAiE MORE FUSS I NID FEAlllfRS lllAN A BASEBALL HERO.' ly Tom It Rym By Al Smitli ly~ E E mat iiMU taitiiJid L£G.4L Plm1CE tiGAL NOTTCE 1.EGAL NOTICi CITY Of COSTA Ml~l..,,..SA,,__....;;;;;~-------.E~X;-;o-;;H7,;;18:..IT~"A~':;'-..:_ __ Analysis ef Fund lalanCM Mond11, October .30, )Qf,7 DAILY "1.0f 17 People With Ax to Grind JUN 30, 1H7 Fund No. 01 02 05 06 08 12 14 15 16 17 20 so 31 32 33 50 60 90 and General Traffic Salety aALANCES Transfers July 1, 1"6 In (Out) RevenUM Expemlltur" Adjuatmenta Fund 81lence1 (bhUtft I) (Exhibit I) June 30, 1967 - $1,408,457.JO $ 58.548.00 '4.027,699.48 $(4,147,494.10) SC 49,086.98) $1 ,296, 123.50 Busy Now, Just as Always Vehkle Parting Dill #2 -Ope.nting Vellicle Parking Dist. #1 -Operatin Street IJPting I Trull Drai.aap Dilt. lmprovemeut # 2 Part Dnelopmeat Capital Outlay Cotta Ilea Sboppinc ctr. Dill lmpr"OY. Payroll Bond -1911 Act 405,9tU.44 ( &0,000.00) 218.491.53 ( 128,0S0.94) ( 14.161.41) 427,250.62 ( 179.44) -0-189.16 -0-22.91 9.72 t,423.8.5 -0-975.40 ( 366.78} -0-3,055.38 148.93Ur7 ---0--215,202.98 ( 266,521.57) 4.731.47 102,344.85 -0----0---0--0--0--0- 88,829.54' --0--0-( 964.09} -0-87,665.47 122,813.72 -0---0-( 22,939.28) ( 248.55) 99,425.89 679.488.88 150.000.00 3,775.88 ( 417,199.29) 169.193.77 585,239.24 -0--0--0--0--0--0- ---0---0--0--0--0--0- -0--0--0--0--0--0- 157.861.37 (141,048.00) 364,346.18 ( 360,310.99) 205.646.83 226,495.39 -0-( 7,500.00\ 7,500.00 -0--0--0- 382.902..29 -0-253,398.74 ( 340.666.79) 26,651.63 302,285.87 2,420.41 -0-378.32 -0--0-2, 798. 73 3,480.24 -0-510.78 -0--0-3,991.02 By JAMES MARLOW WASlUNGTON (AP) - People with a special ax to grind -in this case, for· eicn trade-have been buay lately which is not unusual. They have ueen busy all through American history. In th i 1 capitalistic so- ciety, where businessmen laud the free e n t e rprise system and plenty of peo- ple still denounce any form of government Interference, free enterprise baa never really operated freely. When the Americu gov. ernment began in 1191 the very first piece ol le&iala- tion passed by the first c.o.. greas was a tariff act ~ ting a tax or rutrictiom Oft certain Imported goods that might compete here w i t h American producta. Down through the years 11ince then Congress h a 1' passed a steady 1tream ol tariff acts. lowering or rail- Spec. Gu Tu Str. lmpr. -Sec:. 2107.l Spec. Gas Tu Str. Impr. -Sec. 2107.5 Spec. Gas Tax Str. lmp;. -See. lU.l Vetiicle Parking Dill #2-Acqailition Vehicle Parking Dist. # 1 -Acquisition Water Acreage F~ and lmpro.ements TOT~ 97.09'2.02 -0-12 040.00 ( 16,792.05) ( 75,255.85) 17.084.12 $3,47&,053.4f_s ___ -0-____ •s'_.1_04·-:sos.45 $(5,696,2M~88l-S-2G1,49a.82-~53,769.80 Backache ~ Norm81 Is Mankind CITY OF COST A MESA EXHIBIT "8" PARK DEVELOPMENT FUND LEGAL NOTICE STATEMENT OF REVINUIS AND EXPINDfTURES EXPENDITURES Fi9cal v .. , .............. 1"7 T·lint SiJPElllOlt COUltT 01' THIJ STATE OF CALIP'Olt"ll' P'Olt Living for GENERAL FUND REVENUES Property Taxea Franch• Tues Sales Tu Uceue1 Fines Permits Sale of Supplies Rent of Properly lnterelt 8ulwentiona and Gnat. Fees and Charges Milcelbneoul Income Total Rewenues EXPENDITURES 'l.21%.,4 70.8.5 11.18.1.59 1,W.371.66 183.492.85 i:>m.• 105,858.44 972.M t,595.00 102.420.43 atU98.67 H ,MS.27 t.f.433.87 City Council City Cleft " 21.ose.92) ( 35.lee.OOl LepJ Publlcationl Aadltlag Senices City Tralarer Finance Admin istratiori City Attorney Engineering Traffic En~neering Public Works Adrninistrat:n>n Central Services Planning Commission Gerwal Goftmment City Hall Advertiling and ~Promotion Electronic Dahl Processing Police Fire Building Safety P:lund Weed Abatement Civil Deleme SanJtary Street Maintenance Construction Projects Storm Drain - Maintenance Corporation Yam Street Project, Street Ught Maintenance Total Erpenditu~ r 7,J"ll.41l f 1.480.00) ( 1.124..llt ( 132,11L50) ' 04.849.00) ( 58,610.38) ( 88,635.25) ( 133.124.77) I 24.332.C)O} ( 25 .. Me.00) ' 80.338.34) ( 430.887.12) ( 27.299.24) { 13.4-01 .84) ( 97.410.iNJ) fl.lM.814.&8\ ( 683,988.78) ( 155.882.21) ( 18,845.30) ( 9.875.25) ( 9.089.67) ( 343,05e.35l ( 181.422.55} c 188,557.88) ( ' ( ' 6.674.S2l 50,519.481 4-0.925.~l 1.22.e.70) TRAFFIC SAFETY FUND lllVINUES <mrt Fines EXPENDITURES Traffic Signal Installations, Modifica· lions Ir Medians $( Capital Outlay ( Commodities ( 90,998.94) '22.l80.00l 9.872.00l ~02'7.899.48 $(4.147.494.10) • 21&491.53 S( 22,939.28) THE COUNTY 0, OltAHGIE -======I Nt. A~ -:;;; NOTICE OF HU.lllNO OF ,.ITITIC* TeWinkle Park CAPITAL OUTLAY FUND FOlt PltOIATI 01' WILL ANO l'Olt lf.TTEltS THTAMINTAllY Backaebe is the normal lot of mankind. ctsco Medical Center. "Blame nature's faulty design for your backache," says Dr. Inman. "The hu- man back is not a rood ex· ample of enginefting de- sign." REVENUES ~ntal Income EX'INDITURES Mesa Verde Library Sun1lower Ave. Improvement $( ( 20.32) 10.55) Fire Station No. 4 & Training Center c.omtruction ( 146,950.27) Mesa Verde Dr. !'Jut, Extension ( Fire Department Head· quuten ~modeling ( CAJlta .. )( • • l Go116~~ub ... 8riltol llediln IAndlcap- in&. Babr-8an0Dwer ( SunftOwer Sl Median 64.23 681.58) 35.813.43 559.92) Landscaping ( 1,727.46) Corpontion Yard ( 2181486.23) Paularino Im prov.- Bristol to Beu St. c 8,139.11) Bristol Street Improvements ( 82.50) Sunflower Re-alipment and Opening ( 76.188.31) Civk Center Contribution Newport Blvd. Median Landtcaping- l 7th to 19th Sl. Sun11<>Mr lmprov.- Harbor Blvd. to 1.275 ft. West Vanguard Way- 5.582.63) ( 266.14) 149.00) Improvement Street ( 12.015.421 Gisler Ave. Extenalon- H.arbor East lo Rwy.,Tncb Fire Station Headquarlen Air- 1.694.36) conditioning ( 2,429.00) Civic Center Landacaping ( 8.576.93) Adams An. Section V, Median Landscaping ( Seventeenth Street Parkways Temporary Drainage Channel Tot.1 Expenditures 700.00) 12.047.51 19,243.73 S,.ECIAL GAS TAX flltl• ol AnN Eva Gowdy. olso ~nown u AnM E ~. also k-n u Anna Reid Gowd'r. O.cu seo. That seems ~ be the im· port ol a University of Cal· ifornia press release quot· ing Dr. Verne T Inman, professor of or1bopaedic surgery at UC's San Fran- .. If we were to CODIU'ud NOTICE IS HERE&V GIVEN Th1I $ 3, 775.88 D"olhv M, Vatldrvtt .,.. fllecl herein =====I• petillon tO< Pf~I• of wlll -for l••u•nc:e ot Lellen T Hlammt1ry lo Pe11t1oner, reference to wtilch I• m.Oe for further partlculan. •nd fNf tht time •"d Place ot htarh'9 the wme hu bttn Hf tor November 11. lf'1, •• •:JO t .m. I" l!lt courtroom of De-partment No. 1 ot t•ld court. t i tol Nott~ 8ra.M1W1y, In 11\c City ol S.nt1 """· C1llfor~••· Daleo Oc!obtf 21. lff7 W, E. $T JOHN, Counh Clark. All .. 1(11~-"''"'· Curfew Pu.ab I a derrick, we certainly a n wouldn't run the lifting ca· hies almost parallel to the Hollywood Area shalt. We would nm them 177" hie~ ........... . oli at an angle ~ achieve Hu•tl11tltn ... d , Clllfer1tY Ttl: 10·1544 ......... ., ,., "9fll!Mer HOLLYWOOD (AP )-Po lice are cracking down on better Ufti.ng capacity." In teen·age loiterers a I o n g the hum.a back, the mus· Hollywood and Su.naet boul cles M tuppOrl !De 1Pinll evards and sa,y they wtll do colum.n lie almoa psallel PublhMO Orenw Co.st O~lfr "•le!. Oc-r u. » •"" Hovemo.r '· 1t'7 tl)M7 so Ubtil the area Is "neu lo it. JU,.•lllCHI toUltT .. TMI trallzed." iTATlf 01' CALIPCMllUA ,.. Lt. Joa.ph Sonlltner --:...1 THI COUlfTT 0, OllA ... I -llCUll '"· ""*" olficen arrested 215 teen NOTICE o" H•A1tlN8 OP "ITITIOtt agers for curfe-v1·01a•:-· "Olt "ltOUTI 01' WILL AJfO ..011 .. Uvuo LETTEU THTAMENTAltT in the are.a Friday and Sat Esttlt of &rue• E••• TnlOr. •bo urda · hll -nown •s 8, E. Bud Taylo<. allO known Y rug · 11 8. E Tovtor •nd ts E. T1yi., 0.-1---------- cmf'O LEGAL ~OTIC.:E NOTICE 15 HEllEIV GIVEN ll\lt1---------- D0tclhV ArnolO To lor Ills llled LIOAL NOTICI hertin • petition for ··-·· of will .,,., "IWf'OltT-ME.IA UNll'llD for tu u•nc• of Lelle<> ltst1m.nt1ry to SCHOOL OISTllCT P•t.flo.,.,, rl!tt1tnet to Wllkll h medo 119'1Ce lttw.,._ lift for lurlh•r 111rllcul1n. t r>CI fhll lh• lime NOT ICE IS HIE REI Y GIVEN 11111 1111 tnO IM•~ of ne1•i1'11 Ille wme has bHfl &a.rd of l!~lon ol the NewilJO!"I· M!I IOI No•emDt< ,,, 19'7, ..... •.m •• AMW Un"ICO Sdloo4 Olstrlcl o4 0r.,.. !ft Ille couriroorn of Oeptr1mtf11 No. 7 County, C•lif0<nl•, wlll r•atve -lad Of Hlo court, •I IOI Norlh lr01dW•Y· ift blos uP to 2:00 P.M. on lht 13111 clay tJA tnt CllY of S..nt1 An•. C1lllornla Novemller. lt'7, 11 "'~ ottl« 14 wll D•ltcl Octobtr ,., tU7, $choOI Dltlrkl. lo(jl'-<I 11 11$1 "la«rlll• W E ST J0+4N, C°""ly Clt<1< A-. Costt 11\tw. Calltor"ll' II Wflk:lo ""'' 4. IMfllll, llrM Wid blo• Wiii bl puOlkly ..... 41t Euf 11111 SlrMf, anct teed fot: C~•· Mew. tllllen!ll Plasll< TtClt<ltfoey SuopU• Ind Ttf. ~INl-+4lo&741 Equl-t Att.,1•u fer PtlltlMer All 11141 •r• to De 111 1c.cordenu wlln Publl.iwd Dr1nG1 co.ul O.lty PtlOf, CONllflona. 1nslr11C1iofls 1no Sf1eclf1Utlollt OC•ober "· JO 1no Ho• 10, "" t ,,._., W!llcll ••• ftOW Oft tllt II\ the OfflC» ol ,,,. P11r<Msl1111 Attnt of uld klMICM LEGAL NOTICE Dlslrtc1, 1157 Plac~tll Av-. C01t1 -----------MH•. C11iforn11. (lllTt"'CATE 01' SUSINIUS e.u. blddt! nMI >U4'mll wllll his flld I "'CTITIOUS NAMI wll.i•cto"' dl.o. c.t<tllle<I 11'1 • r- T1'11 uno.nlgnecl d°" Qtf"lll'Y w II tlblt IM!nk or • blclClt<"• -,..... condllCfl!lt • Du1lntn 11 17'2 MOftrCl'lla peyebte to lhe 0<0tr Gii Ille H:-'· A.... Cost1 Me:sa, C.llforflll, under !he MtSI U111fltd ScllCIOt Dll!rlcl flle fl<llflous firm ,..,,.. of NEWPOltT amo1int not !cu lllan 11 .. pet«ftl U~I TYPESET"HHG W 11111 u lcl firm 1119! lht rum blcl IS I -r1"1ae ""'' tllt comfll)Hd 01 111f fOlloWll'll person, -. bldcMr wll1 en1t1 lnlt Ille prOPOMcl C• "'mt In full Ind ~.c. of '"'l"""e 11 tra<t If Iha wmo 11 aw1rcled In"'"'· '" llMlows .,,. •""' of fallut• It enter to well as Joennr L PCM'ttr. lttn Clllf Drlw . c.011tr4Kt. "" P'tOltdl ., o1""" c= "''" Hvntl1111I011 &•Kit Cellf bl forf.iteO, O< In UM • ' ""' DileO Oct. 11. 1'61. ' tull 1um thereof wllt bt forltllH to wll JotnM L Port~ S<llOOI Dl1trtct of O.•"" Count• ' No b-• may wlllldrew Ills !Md "" • Stale of C1lltornl1, °''"" OllfllV IOd ol ~t~-ll•t (~I d.VI alle< ltw o.. Oc!Obtr 17. IU7. btfoN' ""'' • per 1 "' eof NOllrV Pul>llc In allO tor saOO Sl•lt. dllt M1 for Ille Eooen :;a : I~ Ntw• -son•llY ope•rto JOI""' L. Por11r The 9.,.,~ ~itCI d~.,.;' Olstrkt ,.. known to -to be tit« H''°" -porl-Mttl " II btoh. ,,.,,,. 11 iutKrlblCI to flW wllfllft In· wrvts !he rl9111 to nlKf 1ny °' • -·• strume!ll •ltd 1<.kMWteOttcl ll>f •~KUl.0 ~:::9 ':' f~e:1s::1~,.., ·~~-7'tv O< IP S( 417,199.29) ;~F;~2':~L SE"LI rovu~rltv In anY b!d rt<tl•td • J.,.11 IE E.Jlt> Dattd Oclobe• 17, 1'67 Nofl'Y Put>llc.C1tlf0<~•• NEWP'ORT·MESA UHIF IEO PrlMIPlll omu In SCHOOL DISTRICT Ill •• ''This compUcaes Ille problem ~-auae we DOt _. ly have to IUppor1 the bod.J and the weight we are lilt- ing, but also r~1il1 t be forces of mu&CUlar pull. "U one reacbea over about eo degrees and lift& a weight ol about 50 pound.a, compra- sivt forces in the lower back ar~ about 750 pound.a -pref· ty cloee to tbe fracturing level ol vertebrae." Dr. lmnao says that hold- ing the breath when lifting convert. the abdomen mto a supportive mecbanMm by turning it lnto a te.mi-rigid maaa. "By compreuing the abdomen we are able to re-- duee by one-third tbe com~ preaaive for c e • on the baek.'' He believes ttlat OM can often get u mucb re.lief fTom baek.ache by wearing a firm girdle as a back brace. STUIT IM,ROVIMINT FUND-s.c. 2107.1 Or•"" Coun1v c4 Oranoe Ccunt•r. c. om M~ CommlHlon E~plru llw L. LllCklflSIMYff Mtrdl 17, 1tn Purctta•ino "O"'' San Diego Police Seek L>st Child RIVE NU ES State Alloc.ation. Gu Tax $ 364 ,346.18 EXPENDITURES P .,1 ,., 0 , 119, coaat Dilly Piiot, s.a.nu 1 u,,."' I l lO lt67 p IM"/1f'O OrtnQt (C>UI DlllY p IOI. O<lobtr JO 1nd Hovtmbe• ' 1 • ;1ll./IJ CX::.C., lO a...S No•tmber ~: ~•1 11~1 LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE Project 51-Pla<.'t!ntia Avenue Widening ( EL CAJON I AP) -The 9·year-old daughter of a San Diego newspaper man was missing today after ~ railed to return from a trip to a grocery store. -----Total Expenditures S( 123.030.94)1 178.00) Project 54-Bear Street Improvements ( 13.453.73 1 1.315.63) Sheriff's officers intensi· fied thei r search for the girl today after uaing blood· hounds during the night . VEHICLE PARKING DISTRICT NO. 2 ·~DATING FUND--- REVENUES Property Tues ( VEHICLE 'ARKING DISfttCT NO. 1- 0PEIATINGFUND - - RIVI NU ES Property Tues ~nt - 255.4& 189.16 1,340.45 $( 360,310.99) SPECIAL GAS TAX Project 55-Adarm Avenue No. 5. R/W Project 5f>--Sunflower A ven ue No. 3 R 1W Project 57-Fairview 'Rd.-SunfTower I San Diego Frwy. { 34.306.46) ( 60.794.!)l). { ( Project 58-Placentia Avenue Extensiun Project 59-Saker St. lmprov. -Babb lo Bristol ( 1.444.00) 1.937.02 243.00 Mesa Verde Drive Improvements . Commercial Property ___ 120_.oo_. Total Re9enues 975.4-0 STREET IMPROVEMENT-FUNO:.-S.c. 2107.5 Anton Blvd. Construction Fairview Road EXPENDITURES I REVENUES Parking U>t Colutrudion STUET LIGHTING FUND 366. 78) -State Allocation of Gas Tu-Engineering REVENUES SPECIAL GAS TAX $ 7.500.00 Water Mains 178.00 Total Expenditurei; $( :J40.6R6. 79) VEHICLE PARKING DISTRICT NO. 2 ACQ(j1S°iTIOirFUND -- Property Tues Subdivision <Ji.ges M.iscellaMJUJ ' 212,358.22 2,768.48 STREET IMPROVEMENT FUND-Sec. 116.1 REVENUES 76.28 Total Revenues EXPENDITURES Penonal Semces f( 6,893.96) Contradual Senica ( 675.00) CommodiUes ( 201.29) Capital Outlay ( 9.480.90) Energy and Ma1nt.eoanoe ( 214.432.43l ConstrucUon- Golf Course Drive Harbor Bfvd. - 19th to Wilson SL Bri5tol and ( 4.712.26) ( 13.566.24) San Diego Freeway ( 5.911 .181 Vanguard Way ( 5,570.21) Fair Drive ( 3.985.58) Gisler and Harbor Blvd. ( 1,312.52) ' 215,202.98 Total Expenditures $( 266,521.57) DRAINAGE DISTRICT IMPROVEMENT NO. 2 FUND EXPENDITURES -Gisler Ave. Storm Drain -Commodities 964.09) REVENUES State Allocation -Sec. 186. l(b) -Sec. 186.lfa) Tutal Revenues EXPENDITURES Project 34-Placenlla $ Avenue Extension $ Project 35-Harbor Blvd. Widt!ning R/W onlv fW. 19th St. lo Wiison Sl.l Project 43-Sunrtow« Ave. Improvement Project 46-Harbor Blvd. Constr. 19th to Wilson St. ( Project 47-Huntzinger -Harbor, Eastward Project 48-Paularino lmpr -Bristol to Delhi ( Proiect 49-Wilson Str2el Widening r Proj('Ct 50-M~<I Vcrdt Drive R/W ( 4,800.00 248.598.74 6.607.9R 4.037.0ll 49.343.89 225.337.97) 1.023.35) 18.802. l-ll ff.707 641 t .:rnS1 !l:H Property Taxes $ 378.32 VEHICLE PARKING DISTRICT NO. 1 ACQUISITION-FUND -- $ 253,398. 74 REVENUES -Property. Taxes s 510.78 WATER ACREAGE FEES AND IMPROVE~ENTS FUND REVENUES 12.040.00 -----I Acreaji?C rl'C~ I ----- EXPENDITURES -Construction-Wt1tcr Mam Installation R"nt-Water Wclls Contingencies Total Expenditures $1 ( ( 4.132.501 12.189.15) 470.40) S( ROBERT A. OMAN Director of Flnanc~ City of Costa Mesa. Or lnher 26. 1967 16.792.05) California Puhlishcd Oran~t> C oast Dall.v Pilol, October :JO Hl67 I 1123.s11 Mlssing is Denise King, daughter of Mr. aod Mrs. Larry King of rural El Ca· Jon. King is a copy editor on the San Diego Union. Officers said Denise left a neighbor's home about 1 p.m. Sunday to go to the store less than a mile away. King said Denise is a hap- py and responsible girl and knows the area well He said he believes she ~Y have been abducted. Don Garcia New Corps Recruiter The Marine Corl)S has named First Sgt. Don Gar- cia as representative at tht Navy and Marine Corps Recruiting Office, 1857 Har· bor Blvd.. Costa Mesa. "The Marine Corps pro- gram offers two. three or four year enlistments with choice ol ground or avia· lion duty," Sgt G arc i a pointed out. ··Recruits also have the oplion of leaving for duty immedfatcly upon enlistment or delaying ac-- live duly reporting date up to four months." A veteran of more U1an 23 years service. Sgt. Gar· cia served in Vietnam with the Third Marine Division prior to hi s arrival in Cos- ta Mesa. The local office serves the Orange Coast arN1 from Dana Poml to llunlmgton Beach. 9 a.m to ~ p.m. weekdays and 9 a m to noon nn Soa turri:iv Ute. tllte ........ ~ try .......... ..... bder-. rt • « laellia-*tlliia .. Pl he a..-,...., .. biae-t ....... 61 ... ~Ad••ic~ ra.t.ed~ .... ~ est poilll ill Amel-=-w.. I«)'. It was a W lilw • do it. Other ClOUllbies nbiafed by raisiaC their tail& -impc.u fnm Amera .... whee Alllfl'icaa . I Ct id and prodaoers. 1tce c ' -C by the......__.. to .ell ~ rbt//11 ........ Thia. ot eoane. amed a reaction. And ander PresU~•t Franktia 0 . Riau well im 1934 the Um.ed States 61 a.n about..faoe. O*c .... hip tariff policy .. .. out imparU ... ....,,. the 1'r8de • art Ad whicb Q(led -...... llidet to mate ems.. nus emf a aced lie llftJ!i- dent t.o wrt ----meets wtdl illdiridal mm. tries ..,. wtddt u.e, ..... reduce tlleil' ' brilfs -America ~ ... tlti:I COlllllry maid nidmee - tariffs -imports by -mudl -51 pilfttf!llt.. Coacre. .........., re- .wed Ullill Ta*~ mml Ad .... lie -"' • ....... n ... ~ CM 1' !he ....... . ....... 0 aa J II ...... 2 -a WWW_ hi' ef Mt' ~•·• tc tbe Trade AO r• A et wbidl.. -lie ......... "' Amttica tw• •, W a number of~~ ldtillc tbe Ullitel ... elimiaale • madlfJ • &geemellt ii w A.9ai- ca ,.., tw ittc p_, .,. ~from--~ petition. Me.aawtaile. u had .... peoed befcn. tbe ..... ., the CIOlllllry ~ ..... and more pnQdjoM n. ma.tial tbe Trade ~ meat Ad ._. a lillJe • biom u a means for ftdllo. iDg tariff.a. Finally. ill .. Pl eudatt John I'. ~ -ec.-o;as tD ... thr-cla t It • Trade E•1 • .• Ad...._. balic~tll• ~ el ~ ......,. en at tbe tbae •• t. ~ panel 1.-eip hdr. Wbile .. p~ Ille pro- ldml ~ elbotr ,... • making .,._. """'· Ill ti. ume time it p1 "' •ett ._ proted.iw for Americall huai.oea. wtUdl ..... dis same lime it i*Widal __, UberaJ. ill 101De ~ P"9" ledioadt But the idea flf _.,... agreements p-ew. Alld lallt Jane the u.....--._. iZ oCber' awbta liped -•veemeat to nidmee ._.. OD Gae ............. nui Ju. l. By l2'ee tbe Amer1ra .-- licy ot redaciag tariffs bad reached a point wba'e alll had averqed 3J per am • ·-itelll.1. 8111 tbe ,.. .... gan afta-tbi.s latest acr-- ment. whicb eeels • a. greuioMI ..... ".... ... lignect A number ol U.S. ...... tries and prodacea. CQ!Do plained they were artA.llC from f~ aimpditicw They t.urned tMr ...,,. loose oe Coegrea. AaS .. industry .na--.cba"-Ca· tilel. steel meat. ,,.... .0. shoes, lead Dd me MIGllC oCbers weal belcn c.c.. gress. They •aided the ...,cu-- the amoaat of _, cataiJI product permitted to be im- ported bett from tlM!ir' for- eign competiton-all dowL PresideJlt Jobntoe'1 adJDiD.. istratioa SOC all ...W ap. It warned c_,.-e. dial foreign natiool WOllld retaJ. late. The Ulliled StMet _. expora aJmod t4 bi.llio9t more worth ot pndudl each year tbaa ii impori· ed. The adm•*atioe predicted foreip m.liatioe ag-ainst the killd flf pnitec-- lion now IOUght heft could cast um COUDCrJ SU billm j n exportl. Jobntoa would almo.t certainly veto _, bill req&airiDg quota cut.I ill • broed, per1lapl ~ ill • few. aumba' of importa. Bat he would be ttlactaat t9 me a Social Security bib. So some advocates ol the cult thought it would be .i llOCMI idea to tad them oa the Social S«urity meUW"e ra• U>er tJwi ba.ad.linc lbtm separately. Some oppoaeat-~--u of the cul.I argue they an a cry for help from industries dull railed In their OW11 efficiacy or in keepioc up win. l«h-- nologlcat deve!Opmenll .And they wam that I.be lel.s tom, petition !here u from (or· e1gn imports. Ow morf Am· rrican' will havf' to pay for th4" .~rMrkan pmdl1("tJ. J 8 DAJL Y PILOT Boat Show Already Sold Out The earbest sell-out of space in the history of the Southern Calilornfa Boat Show is reported for the 12th annual edition upcoming Jan. 2:6-Feb. 4 at Pan Pacific Auditorium in Los Angeles. Chairman Dave Goodman of the sponsoring Southern California Marine Associa- tion. said all space was con- tracted for more than 90 days in advance ot the op- ening. There is now a waiting list for marine exhibitors who wish to show at the Southern California exposition. Goodman said hours for the show will be from 2 to 11 p.m. on week days, noon to 11 p.m. on Saturdays and noon to 7 p.m. on SUndays. Columbia Pldure1 adresa Jeri Jamerton baa been se- lected as officiaJ boltell for the 1968 show. She ii hailed as a sports enthusiast when not dancing or acting for a living. General manager Ed Ni· chols looks for the 1968 show to set new records in attendance and is predicting 1.00.000 for the 10-day run. 15 Yachts Turn Out For Regatta Five boat.I in each of three Olympic sailing class· es turned out for the South-ern California Y acbting As- sociation Olympic Regatta sponsored Saturday and Sunday by California Yadlt Club at Marina del Rey. Final Results: FL YING DUTCHMAN -< 1) White Fang, Art Lange, Stanford YC; (2) Brunhilde, Ken Wily, UC Yacht Club; (3) Solution, Dave Croshere and R. Doremus. CYC. DRAGON -(1) Tiamat, A.E. Singer, SMYC; (2) Poseidon, Richard Allen & Al Frost. SDYC: (3) Val· halla. Paul Cowgill, SMYC. FINN -Cl) Folly, Ed • Lynn, KHYC: (2) Finesse. Steve Hathaway, CYC; (3) Rodan. Harrison Hine. CYC. Bob Tatge's Valkyrie Wins CBYC Bob Tatge of South Shore Sailing Club sailed his Fly- ing Dutchman Class sloop Valkyrie lo first place in the Cabrillo Beach Yacht Club Fall Series which concluded Sunday. Other class winners were: PHRF -Second Love, Jack Frost. CBYC. MORF -Westerly. Ra y Corbett. CBYC. CAL·24 -Finale. Roy Cundiff. CBYC. CAL·20 -Coleen. Ed F'ox . CBYC. LIGHTNING -Finale. Ted Staniec. KHYC. 5-0·5 -Out ·of·Sight. Ross Stein. PMYC. GEARY·l8 -Marauder, Keith Nash. CBYC. SNIPE -1No Name), Bob Jones. CBYC MERCURY-Tilt. George Patterson. CBVC SMALL B< .\RB. Barnacle. 81 .y lor. MUTUAL SAVINGS CORONA DH MAP BACKACHE& TENSION SECONDARY tO KIDNEY IHIUTION • n111mf•n K1dnry ur Bladdrr lrrlla· t1on> ma~t many m~n and "omt11 frrl ltn•~ ~nil nrrvous fro"1 fre<1utnt, h 1" n1111: nr llchlni.r urinauon nlt.:hl ~~d d., "tr<Jnd..rll~, ~ou may 101(' slcrp dnd h•1t Jlotl••'ht , 8arkarht '""d l~r I olr1•r qr~<1. rtrrrt .. td In t u• II • a.-~ c r :-Tl,X •ISu•llV brtnru I rrl .. ~lnp 1 omlori h.•' "11rb1ni; 1rr11~1-lni; i;trm' .,, .• ~,,, 11r1n• •n~ qui• 1.ly ••""6 pa1n.GtlCYl>T1.X atdr•tUt>ls.. Mo11day, Oclobfr 30, 1%7 Sears Buy the 1st Tire at Regular Low Trade-in 'Price of '2695 'f\re at su~ ,,,e \ ~.\ \'r\ce ~en ~pu Lo~ 'frade·\J\ \\~ar SILENT GUARD AND SR.ENT GUARll SEALANT 40-MONTH GUARANTEF. Tread Life Guarulee i Tread Wear.Out Guarantee Guaran1.eed A&JLinat: .All failures of IM '!" rt·: Cuaranlrrd Aga.in1t : Trr-ad wrar•our. suiting from normal road hazards or dtfms in rm·' tui1J or workmanship. : f'or How Lone: 4!1 month<. 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Simpson May Be Out for Season LOS ANGELES -The naUon's number one ranked collegiate football team -the University of Southern califo. .i.ia -suffered a number one blow today with the announcement that ita number one player, O. J . Simpson, may be lost for the season with a foot Jnjury. quest of Oregon. Simpson left the duel early in the second half after being held to 63 yards in 23 carries. The Trojans up- ped their aeuon mark to 7.0. however. with UtUe difficulty. Berkeley where California Ja Jn the middle of another toeing campaign. 28-21 win over Fresno State Saturday nJght. Oregon St.ate, which achieved one of the season's great upsets two weeks ago by stun:ing Purdue, tries for an- other Saturoay at the expense of sec· ond·ranked and undefeated UCLA. Other scheduled Pacific Eight ac· tion will find Stanford at Washington and Oregon at Washington State. Out- side U1e conference, there are such Interesting clashes as eighth-ranked Wyoming at San Jose S t a t e and Colorado St.ate at University of the PacHic. Oregon State banged Washington Stat~. 35-7 that afternoon while Wash· ington dropped California, 23-6 a n d Stanford Jost in the finaJ two minutes to Army, 24·3>. UCLA had a bye. O. J. SIMPSON Trojan coach John McKay said that "it ia unlikely 0. J. wiU be playing much more for us tbls season -if at all." Simpson dld not break any bones but be ii on cructcbes after hurting his right foo~ in Saturday's 28-6 con· WhiJe the Bruins (6-0-0 so far) are hosting the ambiUoua Beavers, top- ranked Southern California invades San Diego State, top-ranked among the nation's amaU schools, is idle un- til Nov. 11. The Aztecs squeezed out a WHT COAST l'OOTlt.All ICOflll Washll'\WIOll tl. Ca Hforni. • U51" 21. AJu .. •,aclllc 6 UOP 34 "" J-1' Humbaldl SI. a.I, Cal A4191H II S.11 FttMIKO Stele 21. $a<nmt1110 Stal9 20 S...le Clara -. Whittler 1l Nevade n H•.,._.nl State 1 Valley Slate ti. UC Sen!• l•rtiera 1' lhdlandl 71, Cleremont·MUdcl 6 Gurney Walks Away as McLaren Wins RIVERSIDE-It was an over for the favorite after five lape. Dan Gurney pulled bis smoking Lola-Ford off the track at RiveraJde Race•ay Sunday aDd jun walked away. He didn 't stay to see England's Bruce McLaren set a new record in winning the Times Grand Prix-the sixth race in the CanadlaD-AmericaA Challenge Cup series. He dldn't atay toni: enough to watch a crowd of spectators push hiJ car off the track toward the pits. He didn't stay to discuss the jinx that has plagued him in 10 attempta to win tbe Grand Prix at his h o m e track. He bas only finished the race twice. Be just walked away and was not seen again. His hopes had been high for um race after be set a new qualllyln& reco"' and won the po1e position for the start. But victory j~t wasn't in the cards for Gurney. McLaren won after a stirring duel with Texas millionaire Jlm Hall. A crowd of 82,000 was on hand to watch the battle between the McLaren-Chevy and Hall's ChevroJet-powered Chap· arr&l-a weird looking racer featuring a wing-like "spoiler" high over the rear bumper. It was the sec<>nd straight victory for McLaren in the Can-Am series. His racing associate, Denis HuJme. was forced out of the race after suffering btdy damage to his car ln the second lap of the Grand Prix. Hulme won the first three races in the Can-Am series. T~ victory gave McLaren n i n e point& in the international competition to move in front of his teammate in ttie individual scoring. McLaren's two-second victory over Hall on the 3.275-mile course earned him $24,940. He had a record average time of 114.40.5 miles per hour in the 200-mlle, 62-lap event. He Increased hj s lap speed on each successive lap in the ra<:e. The final event in the Can-Am series will be hel<l in two weeks-the Stardust Grand Prix in Las Vegas. Cal. 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Bunce wasn't exactly senaat1ona1 and the seven-footer was roasted by his coach, AJ Brighbnan. "Bunce. if you continue to back away from the bucket like that. you're going to back youuelf right out of a job." Brightman roared in the Ami- gos· loc.ker room . AN ANGRY COACH Extremely angry, Brightman told writers: "Our bi~ men aren't doing their job worth a damn. Our little guys are doing the job for ua, so that might mean we're going to be the smallest team In professional basketball." Brightman also told Bunce in no uncertaln terms that unless his ag- gressiveness improves substantially ag.ainst Oakland Tuesday night at the Center that he will finish out the sea- son riding the boards. In dropping their sixth game in sev· en starta to the Oaks, it has become clear that the Amlgos need a center and they need one quickly. Bunce. while physically gifted to be a pro star, is simply not yet ready. Brightman's No. 2 plvotman. Bill Gamer (6-10"') is even worse than Bunce. 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American swimmers won 15 gold medals, Russia and East Germany took five each and The Netherlands and Mexico got two apiece. In over·all compeUtion, Russia won 40 gold medals. The United States was second in unofficial medal tabu· lations with 21 golds, followed by Ja- pan and ltaJy with 11 each and East Germany with JO. Several swimming coaches were asked if-given the fact that many teams bad left strong swimmers at home and a number· of those who had come were not in top corxiitlon- they bad gotten any idea here of their strongest competition in the 1968 Games. day night and what a month It has been. Coach Red Kelly's club, boast.mg a 4-2-2 record following a f>.3 victory at Pittsburgh Saturday night., end Octo· ber with a Tuesday game against the New York Rangers at the Sports Arena. The Kings were considered the pals· ies of the expansion Western Divi· 11lon before the season began. And despite two opening season wins at home at Long Beach Oct. 14- 15, the experts. still were skeptical when the Kings set out on a six· game road trip that included con· tests with three teams in the hold· over eastern division. Rambl~• Wln SAN JOSE -Orange C o u n t y downed San Jose 14-3 Sunday and tightened its grasp on first place in the Western Division of the Continen· tal Football League. LOS ANGELES (AP) -Los An- geles Lakers' Coach Bill Van Breda Kolff says he still can't wait for Jerry West to return to action. The rest of the National Basketball Association may be wondering if he left the court. "I don't like playing Archie Clark and Elgin Baylor as much as I have been," Van Bred.a Kolif said after his t~am bounced t.he Baltimore Bullets. 113-105 Sunday night. "but until West gets back I'll probably have to." Clark scored 33 points and Baylor added 3l to lead the Lakers to their fourth straight victory. The team is now 5-2, two games be- hind the front-running St. Louis Hawks in the Western Division. The Lakers face the New York Knkkerbockers Wednesday at home. LOS ANOILES IALTIMO"E 0 " T 0 ,. T Goodrk~ 1 ,., " John-1 3-$ 11 ltNiolf ' 1).1 , S<olt 7 J.S 11 Clerk I) , .. J3 Elli• I 0-0 I~ S.ytor • ,., 20 LOUO~Y I H 71 llarnH I "' 3 Monroe • ~J II Wetz.el ' 04 • Olli ' 11 • Counts 1 :i..i 11 Marin l 1-l I Ha WI!: Ins • '" 1, E"n J fl.I • Mann Int 0 0-0 0 Tote ls lO 11-16 111 Totals '' 17-1• 105 lalllmore 2S 7S JI 7'-105 Loa Anttlu 23 J I JI »-IU Fouled out -"°""· TCllll fouls -lalllmor~ 25, Los AntflU 11, Alftfldl--6,062. Not MuCh Hope · Seen for Quarry By OAVE SJDDON '""'' ., ..... Fifty years ago he would have been hailed C>S a new "White Hope." A burly, brawllng fair-ckinned war· rior crusading In a sport dominated by s~pia-hued men -the heavyweight di· vision of professional boxing. But in thls day of enlightening social attitudes and the civil rlgbla move. ment, the term ''While Hope" I) de- finitely passe. In fact, it's dilflcuJt to find many who place much hope of any kind in the future for heavyweight contender Jerry Quarr,. Quarry advanced to the semifinals ot the World Boxing Association tour· nament to select a new heavyweight champion Saturday on the dubious strength of a split decision victory over Conner heavyweight champion Floyd Patterson. The fight failed to generate much enthusiasm among the crowd of 5300 who paid to see it at Los Angeles' Olympic Auditorium, nor did it seem to do much to arouse the optimism of those most closely associated with Quarry. "Well, I think Jerry looked pretty good in spots." said his trainer Teddy Bentham. feverishly groping for some- thing more positive to relate. "Just re. member. he's young and inexperienc· ed ." At 22 years of age, Quarry Is indeed young and relatively inexperienced. But in 12 rounds of boxing he was un· able to decisi vely take the measure of Patterson. a man 10 years his senior who is considered by many to be a has-been. Quarry managed to knock Patterson down brieny in the second and fourth rounds, however there was never any doubt among those watching that the ex-ehamp wouJd bounce right up again to take the mandatory eight count on his feet. Boxing insiders claim that Patterson has a chin with the approximate ten- sile strength of a Christmas tree orna· ment. He's been knocked out by lnept In- gemar Johansson. Sonny Uston di s· patched him twice with a mere flick of the WTlst. Cassius Clay toyed with him for 12 rounds before the referee called a halt to the mayhem. Yet Jerry Quarry couldn't keep him down. Twenty minutes after the fight was over. Quarry sat in his dressing room and attempted to rationalize for the corps of reporters. His eyes were ~ .. ed with fatigue <.nd he appeared not aa a man who ha<: just won a major \'icSo tory. but rather as one who ~ Just about given up on himself. "I won, that's the Important thin&. .. he responded 1"'1lely to the obvioas question. •·1 beat the lou&hest man iJI the tournament." Hla voice lacked convld.lon. •·Floyd did hurt me in the ninth round. Jn the last fight he didn't hurt me at all ..... I'm exhaUJted,• hll voice trailed off and he turned awa1 Crom his questioners. When pressed for an anner, Quarry admitted that if the fieht bad gone 15 rounds instead of 12 be mll)d HOW THE PILOT SCORED IT SIDDON I I t 0 t I I I I I I 1-1 t2112•••••• ..... GUSTKEY lttlttlllll1 ._. 111121••••••...., not have won. As it was, the referee scored the fight a draw while the tn judges gave it to Quarry by one point. The crowd seemed to think that Paf.. t.erson had won. ln his own dressing room a fnr yardJ down the dreary ballway, P~ tenon was barely able to bide hll bl,&,. ternen behind bis always polite a gentlemanly manner. "I can't say it wun't a fair decl· sion because I didn't count t b 1 punches,'' Patterson said. "That..,., up to the judges and the rderee.0 Quarry now moves up to the nat platew in the beavywelpt ell.mlna- tion tol.D'Dament wblle Pattenon'1 fu- ture plans remain a big question. However, there is yet a '1fmmer ol white hopism nickered today as re· Oected in Ille statement of one bQ. ing official alt.er the right: "Patterson ia a fine fi&btu and a real genUeman, but I muat admit that I'm pleased to see Quarry win. He't young and it will really help the tournament gate to have a wbiie American fighter in contention." "I don't think we'll have any prob. lem winning as a team," said U.S. Coach Sherman Chavoor. "Over-all, we should emerge on top. But there are individuals who are tops in other countries: East Germ- any's Roland Mathes (double gold win- ner ln the backstroke), Holland's Ada Kok (double gold winner in womens' butterfly). Canada's Elaine Tanner and Australia's Cathy Wainwright, who weren't here for these games. the Russians. who have several good swimmers. Eugene beat SeaWe 21·13 and Vic- toria defeated Sacramento 14 to 3. In ne.xt Sunday's games, Eugene plays at Orange County, Sacramento at Seattle, and San Jose at Victoria. The Victoria game will be a night contest. Bears' Jinx Ends, 28-17 "In different countries there are enough swimmers to hustle us. After Oebie Meyer's performance in the ~meter free·style (Miss Meyer. 15, of Santa Clara, Calif., was top in· dividual gold medal winner with three firsts) I'm sure we'll be tough wiU1 training." Klng•·Pengu•n• LOS ANGELES -The new Los An· geles Kings complete their Cirst month of National Hockey League play Tues· Top Back SAN FRANCISCO -Bill (Earth· quake) Enyart. Oregon State's 223 pound fullback converted from a Une- backer. today was named "Back of the Week" in the Pacific Eight Con· ference . He blasted for 80 yards ln 23 car· reis and scored two touchdowns on one-yard plunges Saturday to help ihe Beavers wh ip Washington State 35-7 . He also was an outstanding rusher in Oregon State's upset of Purdue two weeks ago. The 2.6-year·old junior is from Med· ford, Ore. LOS ANGELES (UPI) -The Los AngeJes Rams had their flrsl win in four weeks and first victory at Chica- go since 1959 today. And a guy who has r idden th e bench for most or the season gets a major share of the cred· It. Hallback Tommy Mason. acquired in a trade from the Minnel!Ota Vik· ings, helped the Rams stay in the Ught Coastal Division race with a 28· 17 victory over the Bears Sunday. The seven-year veteran Crom Tu- lane came off the bench late in the second period and played a brilliant game, firing a 51-yard tou chdown pass to BernJe Casey in the thlrd period to give Los Angeles a 21·10 lead. He set up two other Ram touch· downs with his pass catching and run· ning. "I'm still not in the groove yet but I'm getting U1ere," Mason said. "I ap. vreciate the chance to play and 1 was glad t was able to contribute to the win." Mason. who had had knee trouble In the past, has been used sparingly because of the strong play of half· back Lester Josephson. He shared playing Ume with Josephson Sun· day. The Rams, now 4·1·2. wlJI be at San Francisco next Sunday. The 49ers are third in the coastal dJvlsion with a &-2-0 record. In first place are the Balllmore Colts. who have a 542 mark. Los Angeles' victory came after a Joss and two ties at Chicago and f ea. lured a kicking brawl. Tackle Joe. Ca- roUo and Bear defensive end Mart;J Amsler were ~jected. Roman Gabriel, the Rams' quar· terback. figured in his team's other three touchdowns. He passed 37 yards to Josephson and two yards to Dave Pivec for TDs and ran two yards for the other score. Chicago quarterback Jack Concan· non passed 24 yards to Dick Gordo" and ran two yards for the losers• touchdowns. The defeat was the Bears' filth in s e v e n games, A crowd of 46,073 watched the acUoo. 20 DAIL V PILOT MondQ, October 30, 1%7 Surging Bucs Challenge Hornets for EC Title ·Estancia · 111 24-0 Setback By BILL DI PRETE Of I he o.tllY 'llet Steff Estancia will still be look· ing for its first lrviDe l;.eague w i n this aeuon w h e n the Eagles invade . Fountain Valley Friday. · Last Saturday the "Blnh" : bad their wings clipped by : Magnolia, UO. : _ The Sentinels ran up a to- : ta\ of 39'J yards OD t b e · ground. Al Sanchez and Ju· · nior Punsalang were respon- : sible for over half of that total. Punsalang ripped oU a Lemoine, Weirath Spark OCC, 39-0 By GLENN WHITE Of ... .,... ......... Orange Coast College'• surging Redcoats. wlll shOC?t for a piece of the Eastern Conference c:hamptons~p pie when they challenge mighty Fullerton Saturday mght at Anaheim Stadium. Coach Dick Tucker's onc»bute~ Pirates can !1ft tbemlelvea in position for a co-champtonship by puttmg an end to the Hornets' O~y '{:( '{:( -ti 34-game streak -a stnng marred only by a couple of OCC-Indian ties. And they showed them· selves u prime challengers to tJae pcnruboUle from Nortbem Orange County When they unleaSbed a dev· astating offense and a atur· dy defense last Saturday in pummellnl San Bttnardino Valle1 Colle1e's Indians, 39- 0, to make Homecoming at LeBard StadJu:m a pleasant allair. Statistics TllAM ITATllT KJ oc:c fllnl ..... ......... 11 Flrlt ._. peu"'9 t Flnt 4loWllS -"'" t Tol1I flrrt ~ 21 Yant. t.tlMd rvslllllt 2'3 Ytnll t.t ...... Ptll... 2'l Yenh 1M1 Al .... .,... ...... .Ml .._ •""""'" " p _ _...... " P•-Md~td l ~-.....m J A-.... ,._ *7.6 ~'" c Yt....., peMllM • ~ ' II • • • • 11• '1 0 ltS ,, • • 11 au s sizzling 96-yard touchdown : run behind some tremend· : ous blocb. He carried the : ball only tour times, b u t : made the most of it with a SCUTTLED PIRATE -Orange Coast College quarterback Paul 1()5..yard total. Lemoine (5) is thrown for a loss by a San Bernardino defender 04tLY PK.Ot ...... 9Jor l.'9 Pn• ing for Lemoine is Don McMahan (68) and Craig Allen (81). The Pirates meet Fullerton thia weekend for the clrcuit c:hampionahip. The BUCI lhowed their best offensive balance of ttie season u they ran and passed with equal aucceu. "~""' ' ._...., ...,_. • ' ' .... .._...,,. ... ~· Sanchu skirted the Eag· during Saturday Eastern Conference football action at OCC. Block· , les' endfora&S-yardscam-~------------------------------~----~------------------------------------------~~~~----------------~~----per, from his own 34 to the · Estancia one. On the next play, he bulled his way for • tbe TD. And to cap it off, S:lncbez added the PAT. Coach Don Lent of Mag. nolla said, "Sanchez is a great ball player. J UJed him both ways in a couple of games and he got burl l'd rather have him play one "ay, and have him beal- thv." Lent uses Sanchez on de· : fense for the most part. .. Another standout for t h e Sentinels was Gary Flood. · Flood picked-oU three Eagle :·pass~. one of which led to . aJn. Football-BasketlJall Pro Standings NATIONAL LIAOUIE 1Etlh'11 C...tw.ftc• Ct,.IM Dlwllltfl W L T P'c1. P'h, OP' 0.11.. .s ' 0 .714 l•I t39 Phll..:ltlpll.. • 3 0 .Sit II' IU Wtllll"'IOft 2 J 2 .400 U7 161 New Orie.,,, O 7 o .ooo •• 111 Ct11IUn' Otvl\lol! SI, Lovl1 4 2 0 .661 Nrw Yon • l o .m ci.ve11nc1 • 3 o .m P 111$11urglt t .s o nu Wtt tlll"ll CtMt._. C·t11•n1 01v111t11 GrMn lllY 4 1 1 .100 Detroit J J I ·* '" 137 20I ,,] 169 l2l 14 U1 CONTINl!NTAL LIAOUI WHlt<n DfVISltll W L P'Cf. l'IL o,.. Oro..,. covnlv 1 2 .m '" fO S.n Jose .S l AU 11' 102 EUOtM 5 & .JOO 111 2't ktlt.. ' ' JOO '"' "' Vlctorl1 J .S .115 17 ltl S..:ramt<llO 2 6 ,'50 N 211 Lono Bee<~ O I .000 U l1 Sund•Y'• lttMlttt Orono< County 1;. S.an Jou ~ E119tne 71. S«n~ ll Victoria f;, Stu•mtnlo ) l'ilce• RoU, 32·7 Tamiyasu's Arm Ouh·s Western By ROGER CARLSON 01 11111 Dellr , ... lllff lf Mike TamJyuu'a tol· den right arm la ion today It's small wonder. threw and completed four times for 52 of those yards. Tucker was c I e a r 1 y pleased with the perform· ance. ''I JuJt bope we can nataba tbe momentum.,, be poblta Gal "Oar plaJl'l"S are to o t la 1 forward to ·=.=-(hDerton)." --of FuDntoa'• ICllMWbat unimpressive •bowlne In ibe lJ.7 win over Golden Welt, Tucker ex· plained that the Hornets were without the services of six ltarterl, including a balfback and fulJback. The Pirate• were awe- some in earning their first abutout conquest of the sea- IOD. OffeDJively, Frank Wei· aASTa•N CotlFEltlMCf W L P'fl fl.a Or.... C.0.11 • 1t ,. ....... •OfVIOUAL ITATltTICJ ausM .... Clflll9e c.-TCI YO TL Aft. 11 ns • 1.a 1 ' 1 1.1 • JI ,. " t ' • u a a 11 u 1 1f t M ' . . , .. ' •• u ' • lS .... 1 1 • 1.1 .. 20 " u s. ..... TCI ff n .... TrlMllt IS .M 1 71 Scott ' 20 • "1.1 J. 11'°9tt• s 14 2 u ltlwrt • n l t.I OolM 261U Tolt b a 176 4 U lllOIVIOUAL PASSI ... ~ea.. u-Mllttll J•nltfn• TGlt la ~" Hvfst..,. , ... i. PA PC flMI T• ~cf. IS IO 1 1:11 M1 ' 4 • 4J ...... s s • 12 1.oot 7' 19 I 2'l .45$ ... .... 'A PC PMI TO P'ct. 17 • • " .1'4 • 1 • lt .1'7 D 6 I t1 ~ .. Jt was clear from t h e $tart that Estancia was out- ~se~ and heading for a lbiig rught. ClllcAIO 1 J 0 .29' Mlnnt'S011 I .S 1 , 167 1" 7S IU 116 14 uo IOS IU After his incredible pet'· formance Saturday night at Western High's Handel Sta- dium th~ great Marina quarterback bad beat live that arm plenty of rest. FiJcbbeck went up t b e middle for the score fr~m two yard• out and the in· vadfra were tr1illn1 7-6. ""' ....... 0rtflgtC.... 5 o 1a l4 -------------- :. Neac the end of the first qoarter. Magnolk ialned passession of the ball and '. reeled off 18 defensive plays, : starting from its own 16. One pa&s play wu u&ed in : ~ :eries. and it fell in· : ~plete. • • 'rbe Sentinels collected · 5li first downs during t h e · drive which ended when Qreg 1 verson dove from · one yard out for Ule TD. Magnolia controlled t b e ball fer seven mfnutes and , 39 seconds. and Estancia , UlJ.rulged to run only seven R!Jlys durina the entire sec- ond quarter. · · Lent also said, "We plan· Jied to pass qui~ often at ' Ole start of the game to op- . en them up. We passed : more during thia game than : I really care to." ' Jeff Seivers was the only bright spot for the Eagles. · The 185 pound tackle pounc· ed on two Magnolia fumb- les, and was the flfth man in the winners' backfield : all night. t TEAM STATISTIC:I , MAG. , f lrs1 .,.,...,. rutlll"W 11 • Firs• doWn• Pftlint I , I' rst -M ll'tll4111ft 0 , Toltl first Oow,. 11 Yt rd1 otlMd "'"''"' 400 '1~~:: ~rec1 Pt"'"' 'l N~t vardi ot lMlo lost 1 IJT 3 ! I 71 11 1S 11 J 4 ' )1' ' 1: 0 Sctr. llY Olllrttn Mnnollt 1 1 e 1~2• E1l111<lt O 0 o 0-0 INOIVIDUAL STATIU!CS RUSHING TCI YO YL VO H 5t 2 ll ) " 0 10 l4 '° ' ,, 1? 14 0 6. I • 1ns o '" • " 0 12.2 .w 4()0 I 70 TCI YG Yl AVG l 1 10 .0 6 • ': • o n I 2& V 1.1 2 t I H , 1 0 ll 1 0 3 .OJ ,, " 15 2.6 INDIVIDUAL 'AlllHO toUt11tllt ,,_ PC l'HI YO l'ct. Omt• II l o ll 111 , Totel1 11 > 0 7l .212 l 1ltnclt , , 1 10 ·m I~ i 4 1; 200 ' Bee Football IC.Ort ~y OUtrttrl Hunll"Qlon Buch 6 12 11 ~'fl $ant• Ant V•ll•Y 0 0 7 13-70 HunHnolon 8•8<h lrur~oown--.P•t PrlddY (ll. ReMy BanU<'IO'o Otnnt> M~~ud1. C•nttl Dlvltltll &tttllnor• .s 0 2 1.000 L• Anoe1" 4 1 ! .too Stft F•tll<I-.S 2 I ,714 At1inlt I $ I .U7 in 104 "5 IU 151 17t " 201 SVNIY'l ltewlla atltlmor. 11. WUl\lllf!Ofl U "-Yon 31, cir.eland M P'hll..:ltll'f\la '1. Dt ll .. U Oetroll 41, S.11 frtncl-> Loo Mcltleo 1'. Ollcato 17 Atlema 21, Mlft-t '9 Pllllburg~ U, Hew Orlttna 10 TIMr••-GrHn lltY t i II. Lovlt ..,...., .... _. Atlellta ., Otlltl Ollcego ti Detroit CltYeland ti P'lthburgh G""" BtY ti Btttlrno<t Lo. An!leln •I son P:renclKo N.,.., Vo<ll 9t Ml-t P~lltdtlPllll t i Ntw O.lttn1 SI. Lovl• ti Wttlllnglon AMlalc:AN L~AOUI IE-• DIWl•le• Nno Yorit HolnlOI Butt1lo lloJIOll Mi.ml W L T P'ct. '11. 01' 5 1 ' .UJ :icn 1311 • 2 ' .U1 l lJ '1 2 s o ·"' to u1 , s 1 ·* "' 7C8 1 ' o .m .. m Wttl1t11 DIVl11eft Oellland S.n OlfllO KtnlH CllY Den~ ' 1 o .ISJ .s '' .Ill 4 l o .m 1 1 0 .12.s S.llNY'• •uulh N.., Yor1t ao. kslon U Houtlon 10, l uH1lo l 1CtnM1 Cl!Y 52, Denver • Oellltr•d SI, St" Oleoo 10 ........,, ... IMJ HOlltton II BOSIOll Mltml 11 BuHtlo New Yortc al IC•n•u tltV Oekltnd 11 De11v .. 1'6 " 701 , .. 113 ltl 121 262 Basketball _Prep Grid Standings SUHHT lUOUIE Tlwrl4ay'1 Gt!Mt w L "" l'A M<oltr D•I vs s.rv11e •• A1>111tlm Stnte Anl • 0 1111 1 lltdlum Wtslminsler 3 1 6J ll Vtrbum Dtl et Ctntwell An1Nlm 3 1 72 ,, ,rlU Y'I C1me Mor Int 2 1 '° 61 SI, Jellll ll4tCO al SI. l'tul Hunllnoton ... elf ' 3 " to Newport liorbor 1 l 7'I ., lltVll~f llACUE Stnl• Ana VelltY ' 3 57 " w L T p, l'A W"tern I ] 27 n lotra ' 0 0 .. lt S.tuN.ty's scorn Ml;noll1 3 0 1 71 11 Mtrlrwi 32, Wtsttrn 1 Vt i...t.lt l 1 9 "' 48 Tlllll'MtY'I Otme Coron• d•I Mtr 1 1 I n lt M"lne 11 Soni• Ana Co•I• Mu• ' ' 1 16 SJ ,.....,., .. "'" Fou"t•ln Velln 1 J 0 31 101 Antllfolm 11 S..nla Ant Vati.v Br.• I l 0 u '' Hunllnglon~ B<Nclt •I Wutrrn E11anc14 0 l I " I] StfW'*"'' Gtmt s11ur••v'• SCOfH WulmiMler ti Newport Htrbor M•onollt J4, Etlancla O ANOILUS LIAGUIE Vtl•nt•• 76. Fount1ln V1lltv U w l ,, ... 'rlft1'1 Otr!lt• Mtttr Dtl , 0 j7 7 Coll• MPtt 11 llr~• Servltt , 0 Ml 1 Coton• Oel Mt r YS Loa rt 11 Lt St !'eul ' 0 34 0 !'elmt Ven>um ~I 0 ' 1 I\ l'ovn111" V1lltY t i Elttncft Ctnlwtll 0 2 0 lO SllUl'UY'I Otfft• St. JOhn Bo.co 0 ' , 16 V11tncl1 "' Mu noll1 •I Lt P'elme Tigers Run Ev e r yUme Valencia High's gridiron forces win a football ~ame they line up in two rows the length of the locker room and the coaches run the gantlet while 'Oelng pubilanlly pum· me lied. Aller extending their Ir· vine League record lo :l·1 Saturday with a 26-t3 w I n over Fountain alley's llar· ons n igh l at Valencia's Bradford Stadium, the Ti· ger coaches stand a good chance of not ~urvivlng next wcrk's ccslallc hP:i t· inl? i:h•iuld Valentia pull off a "'n over undefeated i\lag· no Ila. Wllh t hr e " t'nMernti\·1• league "ins un IP1 thc11· bflls the Tiger' ~·:in h:irdl~· be unde retitimated in next Saturday's lracas al La Palma Stadium. It looked bleak for t h e T i g e r s the first h a I f, though, as Fountain Valley collected the first touch· down and deadlocked the score at 13·13 before the ln- lcr(Tlission. After marchlug to the Va- lencia 44 , early in the first quarter. Tiger signal·caller Robert Snead tossed a pass that was p I c k e d ofC by Fountain Valley's M Ike n onovan who ran the pil· rercd ball 52 yar<ls to the Tirzrr thrN'. T w o plays 1 at e r .Jerry Coleman took a pitch-out ovrr for the 5lx points. .Jim PC'rkins' PAT kkk \\as wide lo the right. but thr Baroni; le<l 6-0 "ith 7:37 left In the lnltl el frame. Rangers' Win Era Is Over . An era of win, win. win has apparently ended for the Coast Rangers soccer team Coach Brian McCaughey's four-time defending Pacific League champions flopped to their second loop loss in three starts Sunday after· noon when they suffered a 3-0 shutout at the hands of Dinubla at N e w p o r t Beach'3 Mariners Park. It is only their third loss in five circuit seasons but it dropped them to a posi· tion where one more re· versal would destroy their hopes for a fifth title. McCaughey blamed t h e absence of Jackie Ogilvie and Fernando Espinar plus a couple of bad breaks for the sad turn of events. In fact. he says Espinar is off the squad. Ogilvie has been recovering from an injury. The breaks he referred to were a couple of missed shots at the at.art of the last hall. Trailing 2-0, the Rang- ers went on the attack. How. ever. H'arry Ogilvie'a 5 ho l hit the crossbar and Colin West's attempt was blocked by the goalie. United Coast R c1 r. g e r s smothered International of LA, 11-2. with Owen Gor· man scoring five times and Steve Johnston twice. Johnston had five goals the previous week. Tamiyu u and h.11 ri~ arm led MarlJl'1 Vildn11 to a 32-7 thruhlng of Wtttern In a Sunset Leasue football rni&match. 17 completlam out of 21 attempt.a Isn't a bad night.a work. A like number In two quarters ol football ls unbe· lltvable. But Tam.lyasu the great did It. The 175-lb senior brought his mates rrom behind to a startling 19-7 lead at the half and the n coach J i m Coon's Vikings breezed aft· er the intermission. In all. Tamiyasu connect- ed oD 21 out of 34 and the colleae football acouta must have been drooling. And, to b re a k the monotony of Tamiyasu's completions, Don Fiscllbeck and Mike Wlttlck t o o It turns at ripping thTough the Pioneer defense. The potent Viking offense netted 446 yards compered to \Vestern's 136. The VUting offensive line can take their share of the credit too. as Pete Merandi, Dan Stark, Dennis Kenne· dy. Rick White and Mike Corcoran more than did Uielr share to g I v e Tamiyasu the protection .he needed. Tamiyasu, in all of those pass attempts, was thrown for a loss only twice. \Veatern had aet up the acUon with an opening touchdown drive to give the hosts a 7-0 lead. Then Tamiyasu teamed up with aome 1Iue fingered ends and backs to aend the Pioneers spinning. First a 61-yvd drive ln seven plays. Tamiya.u Later, an 89-yard march in 10 play1 put Marina ahead to atay. Tam.ly•au passed to Gary Pak•l• for t b • touchdown from tht 19 with 9:51 to 10 in tht haU. Tom Allanson started Marina· a third touchdOWJJ drive with a fumble recov. ery on the Pioneer 41. Four plays lat.er Tami· yasu passed to co-captain \Vhlte for the tally wittb 3:40 to go from the 10. In the second half Tami· yasu crossed Western a n d sped 24 yards to the slx to set up the fourth Marina touchdown. Three p}Aya lat· er he bootleued around his left end far the score with 6:32 left in the third quarter . IHDIVIOU.aL 'AISINe MlrlM ,A PC 'HIYO Pct TamlYH U J4 !1 J !ti ·'" Ht!VY > 1 • s .m roter. n n 2 ,.. "'4 w"''"' : J • j m I 0 I ~ ,i 2 I .m s 1U.S11 4 1 101 a • J 112 75 2 J ... #f I C 641'0 I 4 It 100 1 s u "' Mt $AC *,.Mt Geldefl ... c:~ a......_... .......... CNfftY o s .sm ......,..._ Or.,. C8"f '" ,ulltrtofl .. ,.,.. ""'"' ,,.,""" Gol4lell w... M Mt. SAC ltfl ............... et Cl'prtte . ._. ... , ~ ~ el &enla ANI (...-ltoeut~ rath and Paul L e m o i a e spark.Jed. Weirath regained first place in the Eastern Conference rushing derby, ripplng oll 125 yardJ in 17 carries for an a v e r a g e of 7.3 per try. although he played lest than three quar· ters. And Lemoine hit 10 of IS pauea for 1J8 y a r d 1 and three touchdowns. Field general Bill Jen- kins, a defensive stalwart. took hi1 turn al quarter· backing and completed five for five aerial attempt. for 82 yards. In a 1 I, the victors pic.ked up 441 yards net while t h e Indiana were limited to 195. Defensively, freshman Jerry Trapp was the big noise, tbrowtng the visitors for four crippling losses on key plays wben the final outx:ome wu still much in doubt. OTange Coast didn't get Ill firlt touchdown unW the aecood quarter when Wei· rath raced 23 yards to cap a 79-yard blitz. He took a quick pitch Crom Lemoine. cut thTougti the San Berdoo defense and then eluded two men at the five to earn the IUc points. Lemoine kicked the PAT and U was 7~ with 12 :11 left In the hall. Lemoine made it 13-0 with 9:24 to co in the frame when he hit Ethan OUveT with a 17-yard scoring toss. The latter wu alone at the goat line when Lemoine un· cork'ed the throw. Gantlet, Win 26-13 The Buc1 ran the count to 19-0 wttb 18 seconds left before the bot dog break a1 Lemolne flred to nifty re· ceJver Steve Colllesb f o r 29 yardl and the TD. Valencia capitalzed on a short Fountain VaUey punt in the same quarter. an d moved the pigs kin I r o m the Baron 28 to the 11 ing tally in three plays. Fred Lesikar split the up- rights for the PAT lo p 11 l Valencia ahead 7-6 1111h 11:36 expired in the !11~t quarter. Fountain Valley's dcf11n,c also accounted for their ~C'C· ond and only other touch- down in the second qua rii>r. A Wietze Kunst punt 11 :is fumbled byValenci a on the Tiger 10 and rollt'd intri the end tone where Fount a 1 n Valley 's alert Miki' \rarnon pounced on it to the t1rl1r· Jou~ approval of thr '1 •1ng crn\\l<I. Kunst's PAT kick was aood and the Barons htld a 1u.rprl1ing 13-7 lead with 7:2$ remaining in the half. Valencia took the ensuin1 klckorr and marched 75 yards to register the next score. Tiie PAT was good and Fountain Valley was c to s e for the 1 a s t Ume, 13-13. The Baron defense th a t had kept the losers in the game the Hrst half. gave out the second half and al- lowed Valencia to con trol the ball et will and put the b31J game out of reach. Fount.ain Valley touched the footb&U only four Umu in the third quarter, but dis. played some ortcmse late in the fourth quarttr only to be stopped on the Tiger one-inch line. TUM ITATllTICI rv ! ~ 4J 11t 'I "·' • ti I • INDIVIDUAi. tTATlnlC:I llUlHlllG l 0 '"'"'''" ¥•111¥ TC:I ye Y~ AVe ........ J H u Aot I I 1.t co1,..,,n ' 1 ' 1 • M11011• & IJ ,, ·I I I Valbu.nt 1 0 0 00 Toltlt 7' 7t 0 11 Halttbne at.all showed Le· mol11e pasalng for 131 yarda and Welrath running for 71 yards. Tucker'• forces kept the attack rolling with their fourth touchdown ol the night as Lemoine turned runner and dashed 22 yards for the score. lie th e n pus~ to Welrath for th e two-p o I n t conversion to make It 1:1~ with 7:54 re· malnln1 In the third quar- ter. Eighty-five seconds later it was 33-0 as Steve Rod- riquez fielded an Indian punt and r e t u r n ~ d It 65 yards for the touchdown sltillfulJy picking up bloci<: "'~'' ,, , , 1 er~ then tightrOfllng t h e 11 '° o s J sldeUnes. l~ !I I f: From U1e one. reserve 1 \ I t; Dave DeFrancesca plunged J uo 1~ 4 > over for the loucbdown. OCC Ups Record To 18-0 The longest w I n n 1 n g streak in Southem Callfor- nla water polo wu stretched to 11 Saturday as Orange Co89'tCollegesweptthrough three opponents to capture the OCC InvltaUon.aJ. Coach Jack Fullerton's crew will host a double header Tuesday at the OCC pool, golng first against San Bernardino In an Eastern Conference club at 3 :~ p.m .. then taking on El Ca· mlno In a non-loop encoun- ter. There la no admlsslon charge. Coast opened with an 11.t cot>quest of Cllaffey Satur• day, a team that took the Bucs into double overtime in the Panthers' narrow, f our·la.ne pool. Thia time there was a lit· t1e more bnathinc room and Dan Christy, Bob Long and Mike Wilson each threw in thtte courlten to rout the Panthers. Bob Dake and Mark Fulton added single goell. Chaffey had been 15-4 before the contest. OCC then took on Rlo Hon· do. which had lost to some of the toui;?her teama tn the Southland by clOle marlfn!. With Fullerton looking for a closer contest, the Bucs bombed the Road Runners to the tune of 13-3. Paul Hul(hes picked up three goals in that one, with doubles by Loni. Fulton. Chrl1 Oliver. Mike Irwin, and 5lncte l!oals by Cbrilty ant1 Mike O'Gara. The big one came in the nightcap. with the UCLA Frosh. unbeaten to this point and boasting their "beat.ev- er" squad. The Buca toot them into camn 1~. with Chrlsty and O'Gara 1corln( tour each. and a pair bY Fultnn. UCLA flnJshed 1econ~. w1th C'hafrey third and R1o Hondo Jut. Dan Chrt~v took scoring honors for OCC In the tour· ney with eight goals. with fin each by Lon(, Fulton and O'Oara. Hlfh for the tnurnev was UCLA's Jim Fcrvuson. OCC aopurs to be on tu way to lu best 11eai;on ever. Th,. previo11• best wa1 In 1964 when OCC won the con• ference and was 21-6 for tbe year . Dra~ itesults Top F11t1 EllmlMlloll -Sltford. 1111 M mpl\. 1 03 wit. i~My Corl -lotflf, lt) U ~ I .... I•-l lll"lt llrtclttt I) -~ mektr. ~ I L SUC' Al pb)I Rae da} the sloe c chi: rac De Lt ,0 me IJ N p I ( I GOLD CUP WINNER -Dtct lordan'1 ~1-tO ll'lneae D sanived the d~y p tng to win Newj>ort Harbor Yacht Club'• Fall Gold Cup Regatta Sunday. Finesse Il WU flying tl)e burgee Of the host club. LAYC Takes Race Again Los Angeles Yacht Club the standings: successfully defended the (1) Heather (R-C 1 a ss) Al Rogers Perpetual Tro· Gordon Cowie, LAYC ; (2) phy for Pacific Handicap Celine (6-meter) Bill Morse, R acing Fleet yachts Sun-Little Ships F 1 e et; (3) day with Gordon Cowie at Psyche (T·Bird) Norman the helm of the R-Class Crandall, Seal Beach YC; sloop Heather. (4) tie between Scherzo Cowie stOOd off a dozen (Cal-30) D. Tann e nberg, challengers in the tn re e DRYC, and Whims e y race series. First five in CSwift) Milt Handman. Cyc. IF YOU ENJOY PLAYING GOLF LOWER YOUR SCORE AND ENJOY IT MORE Do you tliu , llook or hit eny of the otht r lted 1hoh In 9elf7 Let me tHch you • provtn 1implified method of hittln9 the l>all ,orractly, to you can lower your tcore thut •ni•Y th.' 9ar11e mo rt. • HARRY "TH" MYERS INSTIUCTIN• PIOPUSIONAL COSTA MUA -.OLP IAN•I IANGI '"ONI 2717 .._,.,. UM. HOWi PHONI MJ.9HJ 141-0UJ OCT. 31 MAJOR LEAGUE PROFESSIONAL BASKETBALL c\Oc\h€1m AMIGOS vs. OAKLAND OAKS RESERVED SEATS 8 P.M. uo 4JJO 3.&0 3.00 2.liO 2JIO For ticket retervatioM call (714) 635-5000 "•• Anlltlm Cen1111floll Ceater Gold Cup Also Fights Wild Winds ' By ALMON LOCKABEY ... " ... ldl1W Newport Harbor Y a c h t Club's Fall Gold CUp Re- gatta lived up w its reputa- tion as a weather-maker over the weekend, running the gamut from light air and fog on Saturday to a howling Santa Ana for the final race Sunday. OCEAN lltACNG-Flntue. Dick Jor-don. HHYC1 m At,,.,.., Oltll H•Y· ~YC~YC1 UI lat, 1111 $1mvtl1, (J~H:!i~~nlm, ·rii~.awc~~~' lo'ltllY Sl9Ye lov, VYC. MOlt,-(11 VlvKlous. 1111 •en KlelnSmld, NHYC. lltHODEw:>-Ml1lrus, 9111 Taylor, ave. 5T Alt-91t Dadd•. DOft Edltr. NHYC1 U1 (no Mmt) H_,.rv $pr~ue Ill, NHYC1 Ill 0...st, Waller Crump, ''· FYC PC.-\11 Panic, Mar11 Cohol1n. IYC1 U1 ~ 1!Y T11<1 Conedon. HHYC. SHI LtitPallence. Artttr Mt;O-a~ HY<. t:X All Ult -hcallbur. Tom Kt~ loo1 IYC1 (21 Hutky, Don Murp11y, IYC. COLUMllA·21-HttlY Too. 0 a 11 larr. CYC St4!1le. M~~fn~Re-~t;<'\,1 c~l~lo.i~na:;\.9il ltromlltrt, SJSC1 UJ Shlbul, Carl MORE MOlte_ MORE c;.ti~\' vz ~ (11 ·No.. ~ Pat Scnitft. HHYC1 121 Ho. 3571, Hine ~~~~. ":1Y..fi1 'lJ1 ~~. ~ ~r~ HurntM, ICYC1 u No. <I071. Jlln Clarkson llYC ..i KITE-Ill Mt, Jofln Daltll· "HYC1 m TYU. Jad< Nlelwn. NHYC1 Cll lltrmtY'I '"'"· Sue ltrlMIOft, NHYC. FINH-Cll No. U, Frtd Mllltr Jr,, SSSC • 'l' No. su. John Scrvns. HHYl1 JI No. 717, Dan T"°"'PM>fl, NHY~. THISTl..E-ClJ No. ll~. Evtrtlt e~~'. IYC1 m No, 2217, Jim C)tlo, SA90T C.-0) Ho 2'40, l nice Avr•'-NHYCi m No. OCM Don f:J.'"· NHYf.I ()l Ho. 37~ Gr::g r:~. N~H~t. I') No, , {Ai'O'f 1-11/. No. ~ Lor1 ·-'Gitl'tt.14°i'~f,1 U'i1H~~«4-..,D~'r: .OC1o<t\~t;1) No. 50I Ai.~i. -· I Y L m Ho. im, " ... Lamb, V 'V, (J) No, 1170, Joe oi..-~ 1~h No. 2tOO Hanv Wood. AIYC; (2) Ho. 2106. 1111 Me· Corel. I YC; (J) He:>. 10~ Ed ltocl-rlfllti, AI YC; (4) No.. 1n7, Al Per· N• SSAL U) Ho.. 2'90, D11t ltrk• llf-, AIYC. INT·l~(ll No. '21, L. A. art ... , IYC1. 12R.o.. 607, Reiter Weld!., VYC1 U~, N§. , Kat'!. Eldred, IY1..~-~~~, -(1) Ho. Jlt, CodY ""''"' TO LAS VEGAS Mond•Y. Octobtr 30, 1%7 .DAILY PILOT 21 Straight-faced Satire 'Sloane' Engrossing at Repertory PERSONALITY MATCH l'lnd -ttPtdl ll'f tUl1•ble .. .,ou. We o!Nr Ille mot! -~ ''"* 1••11"9 and maldllnt ,....,.m avallebll. Dl1<rlmlnallnt HOPI• lft Oran" Count., ere bt'outflt toeafMf l!lrou• ~•ty Metdl. l'flyel-cla,., MKller• 11111 OIMf ,,., .. 1lonel -le ,.rtlcui.rt'f a,.rtdti. Ille MVIC'f ettorclld bV CIUr .. Pf'MCll. !Sy TOM TITUS Of .. Dellr,..... ..... For a welcome change, we are now being offered a play that has ':>ten written backwards. that iJ, with the emphasla on the aituation at the conclusion of the story rather than the initial cir· cumstances which all too of· ten are merely allowed to play themaelves out. bybbMW~,awom aa 1ome 21 years bis sen- ior. Her crmty old father doesn't abatt her achoir•· tion for the new boarder, but her limp wristed brother does, and thereby ensues a bizarre rivalry. Roger Parker u the lodg· er playa bis role in a mas- taful deadpan style which makes tbe audience yearn ny's other offering, "Blg Soft Nellie," the current fare at the larger Third Step Theater, and one cannot help wondering why the pair were not switched before· hand. "Entertaining Mr. Sloane" will play for four more weekends, Fridays through Sundays, at the Se<:ond Step Theater, 2815 Villa Way, Newport BHch. E1e"rtenc. h warmlll end f\llflfl. me111 tllat come. from flftdlfte Ille ""°" "'°'' tulllbl• .. l'OU, ow ,.. t. rnmt r•-1111. Pflorlt t. clay I« a ''" llroclwr• tftd -... llbllll'f IHf. Ho obllM non. ,, .. vacy u wred. Phon• 24 Hr. 13S.On3 "Entertaining Mr. Sloane," South Coast Repertory'• new production at the Sec· for an instant replay on ---------- Or s-4 N-& ~Te r.n.11411\ty Metdi •IL m&.e Uatw. INMll N..,.n leedt 92664 "INTlltU.111111• ML AOAll ... A ~ll'IJoe<>r-.~• Jt111ta Ot Prltal, ~ ll'f it. trlfla IM< Nellledot, ~ ll'f Jemn MCKle ... .._ ll'f Olvlf E m m a 1, pr..-"1 lollll Cot.V •-rtory ,,i.rn tlW'eulll ........ uni II Nov. 2' •I Illa S«Ofld I• Thtater, au v111e Wey, H-' lttdl. THI CAST ICaltl .... , • • • .. .. • • • • • '9ra Ot Witt Sloane • ....... ... • • • .. • ltoe« ,,141:., Kemp • • •• • • • .. • • • • .. • • • Devld "-ti ... Ed ................... lluett ~ ond Step '!beater in New· port Beach, is such a vehi- cle. It ii billed aa a come- dy, but most of us may And ourselves too involved with the absurdities of its plot to fully enjoy them until it iJ too late. 1'g11Uy written, w i t h patches of alm0&t Pinter· eaque dialogue spleDdidlJ handled by its solid four· chMader caat. "Sloane" UI an engroaing piece ol straight • faced satire that "sneab up" on its audi- ence. It ii liven a:ceflmt staging by James De Priest in his f1rat directorial dfort for SCR. JUVALRY I ts hero, if that is the word, ia a young man who takes up lodging in a ratb- "' ranubackle home and is immediately propositioned IUCla lines U ''YOU can't nu. lllJ life -I'm impres· a-bie." ~ the 1 0 D e l y 1aDd1adJ, Sara De Witt is equally a:ceileat, shining through a thick British ac- cenL The role of the father is auperbly played by David Kettles in bia finest per- fonnance with SCR. And Stuart Geddes, 81 the bo- mosemal brother, gives a frank and aolid portrayal devoid of the clalsic stereo- types 10 often med in this area. B.~l IER PLAY Tboup "Sloane" is a sim· pier project. it is a much better play than the compa· 'Underground' Distributors Rising to Hollywood Surface BJ 808 THOMAS ,,,..,.,......._..., HOLLYWOOD (AP) Ever bear of such film com· panies as Premiere, Clar· idge, Royal, Lopert. Int.er· national Classics and Re- gional Film Distributors! Probably not. Yet such fimu have released many impor· tant movies. These companies are s_ub- 5idiaries of the major film corporations, and their p~r· pose is to release movies that are considered too "ape· cial" for general distribu· tioo. In many casea that means too censorable. Some industry observers fear that subsidiaries will be used w make a mockery of the seU-eensorahip code. The National Catholic Office for Motion Pictures has de- cried having such compa- nies release films that can- SF Dirty Word Plny Opens Off Broadway By JACK GAVER ity, to what purpose I do UPI l>t"-...., not pretend to Dow. . NEW YORK (UPI) -The Thia business al oblceni-. ties in stage speech is be-la test proof that there is com.mi quite commonplace. nothing duller than a con· If only tbe writers al same stant stream of dirty words would manage to awaoand is "The Beard," a so-called them with some wit and play by Michael McClure dramatic action. that opened Tuesday night Billie Di.uft and Richard at the off-Broadway Ever-Bright are Hae two mem- green Theater. ben of the cast. Rip Tom -·---·--DO llOYS: ~ ...... llNld ..... ~ ... 2 ............ Garden "H.111 Angela on Wheels" I lurl l•t1 I All Ster Ced 111 Hf 1nt1stlc Flying Fools'' ~jt!llllUih1J 0,.. Nltlitfy 1>41 P.M. ........ Sit. & S-.., 2 P.M. AIM HINIY FONDA • "WILCOMI TO HAID TIMIS" TWO FUNT AOYINTUW .1-.c....a. "OUR MAN FLINT" AND '1N LIKE FLINT" TUESDAY NITE ONL Yl •RUT PILM CLASSICS WATCH FOi THIM IACH Wiii .•• JIANITTI M•DONALD NRSON IDDY ''BITTER SWEET" -AIM- Yelu.tM.n..i.- "'THI STUDENT PllNCI" llOMI Of IOCIOM CllAll lOCU I '°' wr mm mo. \ V,, IAIJO.l PCRlllSUU • '7H041 ~ • CNllD wmt PAllNT ONlT • ....... GEORGE HAMIU'ON ~. ----• ALSO e -.... ... _ .. ,_luffil':SO "'t.JIO.,~ i H!l<iBC.• \ ')1! .... ' HELD OVER The fact that the work diredecl. if that ii the word. ends with a simulated sex James Walab and Queen o1 act or unorthodox nature Spada. Inc:., produced the does nothing w relieve the . ~p~la~J~-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~~~~~~~~~~ll boredom induced by this 50-19 minute play. CATHERINE OENElNE NINO CASTELHUOYO ANNE VERNON MARC MICHEL The play r a n into bw trouble when performed in San Francisco and Berke- ley some months ago on ob- scenity and allied charges, but the cases were dismiss- ed. There are two characters named Harlow (Jean) and Billy the Kid. They sit side by side in chairs in etern· ity and four-letter each oth- er about destiny and divin· SEE IT WITH SOMEONE YOU LOVEI PHONE 673-1350 ~PORJ 11"'1. Hew "1rwT...-, Oct. JO HAVI NO ... --ALL 01' l'LINT II Kiili FOURTH SMASH ms 1 . eeut H>tllwo WEEK c.... ... Mir 67WW "BEST FILM OF 19661" Aumf'olo<I~ Antonioni'a BLOW·UP Van111a Redgtaw Oovicl ~. Sorah Mil. COlOI t»IEi++t1 .. t••+ao FOR ADULTS SECOND BIG FEATURE " ••• Uke reading 'Playboy~ •. '' _.._.,.." .. Early evening OC-9 Nonstop. (Morning Jetprop, too.) From Orange County Air Termin1I. Ev•. 1ltow tt•rl• 6:45-F .. hire el 6:45 I •:25 C.11ti1t•fft SJ.ew S."41y FY•"' l P.M. Desert Winds Will Continue · Into Tuesday Orange County firefighters received no encouragement from the U. S. Weather Bureau today. Tuesday's forecast calls for contin· ued dry, gusty, northeut winda wtilcb are fanning the flames of a raeing fire in northeastern Orange County. The current Santa Ana wind condl· lion is scheduled to continue for at least the next 24 hours. district fore· caster John Rockey reported. Tem~ature1, pushed upward by the shifting winds, are expected to break into the 90's in this section of the county Tuesday. Along the Or· ange Coast the prediction is for 80- degree weather. TOTAL DESTRUCTION -Villa Park residence on South Mesa Drive is engulfed by flames at 7 a.rn. today. Occupants cleared out be! ore blaze roared down from adjacent hills. Another Blaze Hits 800 Acres Near San Diego Fire Ignites Men1ories Inferno Recalls 1948 Fire The massive timber and brush blaze roaring through Orange County today is the worst to strike the coun· ty iD almost two decades. ed but one dwelling-a miner's shack. The county al the time was largely undeveloped. It had a population of about 250,000. At one point walls ol fire crept within 200 yards of El Toro Marine Corps Air Station. More than 300 Ma- rines joined hundreds of firemen from three counties in holding back the blaze. JULIAN, Calif. (UPI) -An tlDCGD- trolled Ore which had burned at lea.st 800 acres ol timber and brush in the northeut section of San Diego CouD· ty was threa.te.ning the small moun- tain community of Pine Hills early to- day. ~meteen years ago. <Om.ost to the day, flames fanned by gale force nrept out or a camp ground in River· c.ide County and tlackened 46.000 acres tn Orange County before the inferno •• contained - a week later. Madsen Elected To ~ounty Post U. S. and California forestry serv- ice fire figbtera had surrounded the communit with pumpers and were trying to halt the fire at that point. At least one house bad been destroy· ed and otbera were evacuat.ed. Few re&ident:a nre lD attendance u t h • community primarily II one ol Wit· end~ calllDI. Most of tbt ~struction took pla~ In Santa Au. Silverado. Modjeak.a Plf Trabuco caeyom. The 1M8 blaze, which raged during the tint week of November. destroy· George Madsen. Costa Mesa's di· -redor of engineering. has been elect· ed aecretary of tile Amttlcan Socitlf o! Ctvil Engineers. Orange COunty branch. The society, representing 450 civil engineers in the county, held an in· stallation banquet laJt week at Ult Costa Mesa GoU and CounU., Clob. Other olfiC"ttS lnatalle4 lnduded Beary Moble, SOta Aaa •atatut director of Public Worb, presic1ent: Douglas Brown, Fullerton dvU en· gi.neer, viceJresident; m>d Don Fix, Santa Ana vil engineer, treasurer. Operatlam ,.... ~ hJ strong euterf1 Winds and dry Santa Ana cond1tlons. 'Jbe bilh velodty of the wind1 prohibited the UM ot l>or· ate bomben to ftght the blue. No. 1 Paper: The Daily Pilot Everyone His Something That Someone Else W 1nts- DAILY Pll~OT \\1 J.\X"I~ _t\J)~ You Can Se1 tt, Find It, Tracie tt With A Went Ad THE BIGGEST SINGLE MARKETPLACE ON TBE ORANGE COABT • PRONE DIRECJ' fU2·A7• ' I HOUS1S FOR SALl_,HOUSES ~OR SALE _ HOU$ES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALi HOUSH FOi SALE HOUSIS POI IALI 0.-al 1000 General 1000 General 1000 ~neral 1000 Gener•I 1000 General 1000 <Mneral 1000 Ne•port leach lllWPOIT HB&HTS .AREA. Only $1!,350 tor th\s mo 1111· n.. two bedroom. t.amny room and aepera ~ .avice JJOrd\. Extra l~e PiHbape. completely fenc· ed R-2 LOI' Located near ai1oo1a • WALK TO lmt B'1'REET SHOPPING CENT· m. 1be Buy of a lifetime • Ad Now!! SUBMIT 10% DOWN. DOWITOWN COSTA MESA "RING SPRING" ·"-· '~·· MUST MOVE! out of country • Sacrifice at greatly reduced price. Own· er will carry 2nd trust deed on one of Lido Isle'& most attracuve homes with Or- iental garden {eatunng Bon· sa1 trees. immense livina room. 3 bedrooms. 2 baths. Cc. to ahoppina. churches House shines like a newly· mMI tranlportation. Re • dee· minted l'Oin. 40 ft. at. to st. orated t-wo bedroom borne lot.. $7.!XXJ down ~ill put your located on a lar'Ke lot with name on deed. caraie and to o 1 storage "Ring Spri ng" 642·7252 room. Perfect for o Id e 1 A."NTIME couple who wishes to live Sp RING dOR to town. Sandy loam soil . h•ve your own garden, Realty Co. llower1, and f r u i t trees. PRJCED AT ONLY SJ.8.00! 1801 WESTO.IFF DRIVE -Existing loan can be u-l!i!:z:z~Zmll: au med. Half Acre 2 BDRM -$21 ,000 Substantial home now rented. on a clean level lot zoned R·2 will take 6 units • 13 wilti a variance. Try $3,500 down. Owner will help fi. Eves. Call 64fr1050 nance. Divorce Forces Salt Mesa Verde Jn:imediate poueaslon prac· 4 Bdrm-$26,500 t>ca"7 • to be vacated next It's delicious, delovely, de· week. Lovely 1800 ~ ft 4 & bghtful 1a.rge living room fam rm 1 story With 3 car with floor to ceill'll brick paneled prage. Fabulous fireplace, b r i K h t cheery near • new Io 1 d ~UI kitchen, just a few strps throughout. owner will take from schools -Don't miss u little u 10% down and this one it is one of the best work out paymenu &: deal buy& in the area lo auil In Dolphin Te~ce 546-2313 e '46-7171 homes. IOUth of Edinger O E , I 9 west cl Harbor Blvd. Call pen vet. Tl l now • °"Tier receptive lo any oflu including trade for late model trailer. Coltege Rulty 546-5880 THE~EAL F.S TATER.C: I ---_ -~. --,.._. FAIRWAY 5 BDRM MONEY MA"ER Two story with l&e bdrm.s, K nook and clinin1 rm. On the Cotta Mesa Trlplex fairway for privacy. Best Good Jt111tal record price $44.500. and exc ~ ~~ CURT iosH, Realtor Phone~ 1730 w. Coast Hlcbwa.y BAYCREST 642-6472 EVES. 673-3468 CUatom &ii~. Formal dining $l6,750- room. Family room, 4 Bed· 3 BEDROOMS rooms, 31i» Baths. 11pprox VA . ed ,.,.._ th DX> square feet. Show1l by appra1s . "'"'aper an appointment. $75.<XX>. Will rent. needs aome P9;1"t and consider part trade. Owner. tender care. ~ size ~· Box p 704. Dall:y Pilot. room , hu~e ~tcben. i,.. iiiiiiililillii--iiiiimll5I baths. Don t mu~s this one. RARE ITEM WALKER It LEE GOV1 REPO HOMU 1. Everyone eleglhle 2. Excellent locations 3. 6% • 30 year Joan 4. Low down l>'\'ID"1t 5. No loan COits. 6. No ncrow fees. 7. 2-3...f..5 bedrooms HOMES AVAILABLE THROUGHOUT ORANGE COUNTY FHA REPO AGENT Newport at Victoria 646-a&ll Irvin• Terrace View Spac.1ous tlvfng room formal dining room gunny blt·in elec kitchen famlly room 2 fireplaces 3 lovely bedrooms all beautifully decorated unbelieveably priced at $42,950 Call Mr. Pavlovich Eves: 673-6316 RARE BARGAIN 4 SR 2 batba, family room. c~l!, drapt's. close to Oltbollc &: otMr &dlools. E"Xtra large . family room $22,500. GAMBLE IN VEGAS! ''SURE THINGS" are our department - SEE USI We have several local r«'On· ditioned 4 & J BR homes in a prime area that are now available at a low down pay· ment. These homes are p~ teulonally redecorated. have brand new w/w car- pets. built-ins, R/Os & dlsh· washers. Large I am I I y rooms. spacious 1 i v i n g rooms with ti.replaces & fenced landscap<'CI, sprink· lered yards. ss:;o d 0 w n $211,450 • Large i Lido • Luxurious :; BR + Fam nn + Formal din rm 31,1 baths, lge priv petio. view balconies or SU/I· decks. True eleganrt near new & 1<ell pri~ .. $!l7,500 Joe Oarkson Coldwell, Banker & Co. HOt f CMst Nl ... y MllW-1 IMCll. Cel...,..11 Kl t·llSI O• S.MM COOL POOL-- PARTY HOUSE 4 BEDROOt.j • $35,500 ---In' Owner; 5 BR. ' Ba.. alll ...... _._.._,_,_._, e\ec. bit.ma; epta. A drapes llACH PEACHI thm:lut. Rec. rm. 6 clfti; SIT ,9liO wtD ~ 3 ~ A ~at location for all Otttr 2,400 Sq. Ft.. wilh 4 l&e· k>t. Immed. ~ -._ 1~ batb9. C8l'petins. 11ehoola, shopping etc., bom~ bedrooms and 3 baths. Large Call: Mr. KeD;r 646oaM5 draperlea. nice patio. Br. .ath 2 baths, fireplace plus fam ily room with fireplace. 637"467 ~ -what elle• Walk to a beautiful pool and Lana.I Lowest. priced home Jn this LOVELY l BR. 2 B&. bome the '8'al'ld'a finesi bMchf room for easy 1un ent.er· area with 8 Newport ~~ch on 2 lob: ea Wiit u 2 apts. Try Y'O'll' down on this. ta.ining. Assume 414% G.J. address at only $35,;;oo. Rm. to bid. Near Bay A PACIFIC SHORES loan with payment. of fl40. w ALKER It LEE, 2043 ocean. Will aell all ar % int. REAL TY per month including taxes Westclill Dr., 646-77ll, Open or trade. Can park In rear. sas-mt Ml-«illli IG-%181 and ~ or buy on En•a. lL 4.1d.. <>imer-8'13-2'7li • Eves. 536-3458 easy term• of only 10% CCU~ST~sr-ntab~~~Dapla=~~3~6~4'.~~~~!!j~~~ down. Widow ~·. see at lncome••lnveslmeftf -Br. l blk to ocean. 1'rplc, the terrl.ftc price of only RltO, d-w-$52,960. By e>wn.. S26.500. Shown by appt. Duiilex. 2 BR ea.ch ~i~. c1ou-er. 12l 4bt 8t. f75.Sl'1. 4 BEDROOMI + DEN WALKER & LEE, 200 hie earage PLUS 1 BR 2 H by + D1N1NG ROOK Westdilf Or .• 646-77ll, Open houae, laf'ie lot, near New. Iron~ ~~~ + 2 luxurioaa baths, muter NO DOWN VETS Eves. port Blvd. & aboppq. aeru m-om 635-1510 ~ Is IJqp with prt. $500. DOWN FHA VET $24,750 with terms. -=======·==I nm bath with cloar tD ~ $1!XXJ oowN ro ANYONE Hirbor View Hiiis W•lls-McCardl• Rltr-. Newport Shores 1220 nilll romm> PAno to 4 BEDROOMS, 2 BAnlS. 1810 Newport mvd .• C.M. romantic warm water BUILT in deluxe kitchen, Corona del Mar 543-7729 Eves. 64+0684 NR.. Beach, Cub Hooae and SWDDllNG POOL. llA.PPf atunning living room to re> Lullk • built homes located ~~~~~~~~~ Poola. 2 BR 2 ba, fam rm. DAYS Yos IJmd!J-.... man tic firtplac~. 2 car gar· d S23.m Owner-M2-l5S8 Eve. es tt. Full Prb oaJy $23,500. in the Southland's rn<>ft ~ Costa Mesa 1100 WAI.Xllt A LIZ. 1ld agt. FA heatms. ReJa.x on atrabl¥ • fudnatlne area. T"'--H.B. IG-4455 your secluded petio and en· ScbOol• I: Calit· Irvine cam. BY owner. Vacant. S BR. 2 EastWuff 1242 ..__....,.., JOY the serenery of your just ts Ba ho Extra J 1 BEST BUY breathtaking landscaping. pus Sensibly ~:'C: fro~way. ily·rm~it·in rang~e ovS:~ BEST BUY--8LUFFS Alley access for boat or NEW • Dea>rator'a dttam! COAT$ trailPT. A STEAL! BUY $33,900 to $43,SOO disl\waaber, rock frplc .• F. 3 Br, 2 ba, View. PooVIAie, Owner trwtened! Anxloasl & NOW' LUSK HOMES A. heat. hdwd. firs ., w/w own/option, u/$:1),CXX>. Clan 4 BR 2 ha, blt-tna, WALLACE WALKER It LEE Dlrectiona: MacArttiur Blvd. carp., lr~r:; ;;ake r_oof, 644-2039 !DaQ1e'Jrtru, frJ>lc, meened REALTORS 2629 Harbor Blvd. .trom Pad.tic Cout Hwy. or patio n . • . Anxious 20 x 24 s-tto., lndec. owner will aell on your Corona •I Mar 1250 nlA APPRAISAL $23.1'11 -5.U....141--\ 545-9491 Open till 9 PM Newport Fwy. Turn on San terms°" trade for. what BltA.SREARR.EALTY (Open Evenlnga) Joaquin Hill• Rd .. then fol· have you'! Call: 541M471 • $4.000 Below Appraia1 e MT.mt CM<-..... -11'71 • I. IO'IV alans to model area. .....,....,._. .,.,,.,. Eves. or weekends. or UTlf!llt sale needed! 4 Bit., COURT S OPEN 'TIL SOLD PRICED LOW 531).3434 Monday thru Friday 2 be., blt-11111; 2 frpb., ALE 305 BROADWAY Duplex . CompltU!y P'Urn. 1 Cl 1000 PANORAMIC cpta., drpa. View, walk to 2 *>ry aa 1arse mrner lot. r • rlfi V f OCEAN VIEW • beach. Owner m-2286 Eve. Mw1ve muter bechoom Encloeed nunpu11 room with ~: p:~~ 1 ·B=: = .MC Cl • acan 3 BR-2 BA Beautiful clea .... Corona •• Mar llllte, ~ s-tio A .,.. huge ti.replace. Hardwood and piivate beach. Rented Quality 3 A: tam rm home c:ustcm-blt home on land \Tiew R-2. Exe. location, 3 deck. Re.Dy• buy at S2&,a Jloors. 3 BR, Uvlnt room all ~ time. Abeentee own-in Mesa Verde. Gov't ap-you own. $.TI,500. OPEN BR. 1~ ba. Owner/Act ·-::::; ~ ~ .... .~~ :.~ are~e. 673-4577 er has reduced price to prai9ed. EZ to bo:J GI·FHA· HOUSE Daily ll·S. ll47 &:n-12Sl, m.3297. MT 1.266 "'f S29.9'JO for quick l'ML Conv .. k1w down payment Gleneagles Terr. CM. * OCEAN VIEWI * . Eve.. aoa44 * LACHENMYER 673-9200 Evea: 673-8086 2 bat.ha, 2 trplca, cpts/drps. • 646..Q&S • CAMm mGHLANDS I BR. 2 BA.~. aD Love at PurM Sight Bay & Beach Price only $24,500-make of· PRJCED FOR QUlCK SALE s.ar. Den, >Ba. q,u, ns,.. =:-lmmeml• $19,300 Rt1lty, Inc. fer. 4 BR home with all the ex-$36,CXX> * ()wner. m.z;e $21.500 By=-= Twisted junipers. rambllna 20Z5 W. Balboa Blvd., NB ~:'1%5c;f:n~ ~ 2J04 PACllllC DI. 'IUWNHOUS& 2 BR,1~ ha. i iiii l'06es. King r.1zed bedrms. ~iiii~:=Eiiii•== total. CALL 540-ll51 Herit· 3-BR. ~ ROME + All --', -.._ • ..,,.. 12x20 screened enclosed iii $240 ~mcome/673aM ....,,.. '¥.., -..-. _.., Fa.h. ble •-ycrnt a-Real E6tate. down. si-mo __._ .__. patio. Electric built-In kit· tone -.. ~ BY OWNER--3 BR. "' ...,. ...... 1111;1 iohn macnab VIEW 8AYFRONT Vl.3it our new magnificent 'View·Pomt" Serles homes in the tines! location in Newport Beacti from $122.500 • $159,:;oo OPEN HOUSE DALLY 10·6 1318 GaJaxy Or. Dover Shores 642-8235 LAST CHANCE! Buy Oirrc·t from Bldr. ONE Nrw Home left: Excellent financina. 1 bl. lo beach or pool. OPEN SAT It SUN 223 Canal St. Npt Shores. 642-3430 chen. Water softner. No A truly channlnK' BR · 211.a 1003 Baker, C.M. 546-5440 MESA Verde Pacesetter , -d __ _...._.. tana a Ins. 5.1&-311115 rlown to G.I. 54G-1720 bath home in Newport's tin· !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!' lmmac. 1-sty. 4 BR .. 2 full ...,... own ... ,,....., v,.,......,, TARBELL 2955 Harbor est rcs1dentlal area • you 5 leclrooms Ba., cpts .• drpc., bJt.iJu., Bllboe p 1 1 lJOO Huntt..,_ Paint and Save OMl the 80xll0' lot. Stone O'alze lot, fenced. Nr. ICbla. •n MU. Henlour 1405 planters, heavy lhakt roof, -ONLY $23,500 $37.500. OWner 546-690'l. •--'ront Pier & SUp WAJllFROllJ LOT On 4 B.R.. 2 bath. family beautiful Landacaplng, 2 log Here's ,our dluce to take SACRIFICE! $2500. eq. ,;-~ boat. Lovely ter- room. Alum covtrtd patio burning hreplace11, shutten, advantage cl a .,nee $3,000 4 B:r-2 Ba WW/cpb FrpL Built in aa1 kitchen. fire-.. h..... ti L pool' . • • nee, ' bedrooms, • bu, .. sun 11rf'tlc "" 119 o "" • below compuable homes in Pa&., Trees! Landscp'1! 111any ex1n1, $125,000. rr fraatap. FM 111mp1e place, custom carpeting !'vtost nc:,,ptlonal for $54.500! the tame area. Builder CALL S4S-4080 for app'l R. C. GREER. Rftl~ land. Euement for dodt. Walking distance to O.C.C Exch1s11•r with: wanta this vacant home 10ld Bia' ..... n --L Askina $23,250 Broker R th p d II R It * &rpln 2 hoU8et on a lot. Kl6 Via Lido mGIO • "411 c~ Smith (114) 642•7777 u ar o , ta or immediately and offers tr&-2 BR.1 BR.~. $17.900 147-7:531 or (213) m35'11 TREES! al the Beach huge Carob & Cork + BEACH COTTAGE. $23.500 George Williamson, Rllr. 673-4350 OPEN EVES. , REPOSSES-SIONS Low Down VA . Evrryune Eligihlo G. O. BUCCOLO Official V.A. Management 24 Hour &-rvlce 1605 \\'rstcUU Dr. 642·5200 mendoua t.erma to the wjae or best offer. I.-down. Lido Isle m1l-===::::i:=:;;:;::::::::: shopper. Thia lure 5 bed-KI ~ Ownr. Santa Ana 1620 WONDERFUL room, plus Bomia Room =;;;::===::::;:;::;= Sunny Dlspoeltton FA y HOME home wilJ make 10meone '5' lot sfves spacious feel· * l BDRM. ~ wttb er. MIL very happy. How about you? _Mna __ v_.,_d_• ___ 1_11_0 inl to triple 2 bdrm, den, place. bQse 1Mnc rm., caJlo And only S17,750. Too good to WALKER & LEE, 2043 2 ba, big l!OUth Jl4ltJo or. peta, built· Im. On bic lot be tt11p but it ii! 3 spacioU& WestcllU Dr .. 646-7711. Open 4 BDRM. Comer lot. Tennis & Beach, $57.500 · with SIMD rental unit tn beclronm~. large lot for the Eves. Orpg, end cpta, $25.!':l()(). R. c. GREER, Realty rear. South Santa Ana. ~·h1ldrrn to pi.y. Assume ___ B_A_Y_S_H_O_RES ___ Owner. 546.3665 3416 Via Udo 6tl·9300 Allking $20,800. OWNER thf' lcm interest loan and An executive home, 5 BR, 6 N rt 8 h 1200 JE 7-8609 alter 3:30 p.m. $129. prr month include~ ewpo He XL.NT 2 BR. 2 Ba.; 1ae. fn.m. Week-ends anytime ba, ram rm. din rm, lae --'---·----nn ...-........ A-~"'ut •-:::========= t&XE's and lnaurance. Call '" k .. ·-~ ~ ... -., --.., ·1· yard. bay view at beach, Money Tel I • • • I'm ten. <>wner $47.SOO 673-2806 1 ---•---'-toda y ttiia won't last! $llO nnn Rea"" to Listen! . _ . -wv•-_,, WALl\Ell. &. LEE. 2043 ,V<N VJ 1705 3 BR 2 be, frplc, din rm. Wes1 c11rr Dr .. 646-7711. Open SPACIOUS cpt/drps .•. Asking $37,500 Eves. 3 BR, 2 ba, lots of charm Name your te,-1115. 51~ Huntl"lfOn leech 1400 Own.-Sacri&e • $35,000 bome tor $31,500. Leavtns __ , ,_ M 2629 Harber Blvd. 4 BR It fanu\J room"' eu 54~9491 0 till 9 PM DRIVE BY 642·0862 DAVIDSON Realty Verdt"a Ca~bridre Serlee. pen ' NEW PALM-SPRINGS I SPLIT LEVEL $49.500 STAND OUT Value. 3 BR, 2~ BA. fam rm "VmRANS" State. • BR. 2 BA, ts. kltch. SS0 DOWN A: tbla 3 BR 2 w/nook. up. din. rm. w/. bath home c.i W.. comer fpt. dblt. pr. w/'Wklhop. l<>i with bullt·ln-, w/w cpta/ B=·taktrw vfewtl $3000 COST.4 MESA 17x22 Uv rm, lse nicl yd. 4 BR, 2 be, comer, $17.950 $28,500 10% down 646-l943 Claire Van Horn, Rltr. NPT BCH PROP&TY 548-9349 TRADE for out of town White elephanu? Dim~a-l1ne prop. Bkr. Mr. Stine 673-6210 =kl=gv::~~bJ!0~ DON'T JUST WJSH for aome· 1221\ Albert Place. 4 BR. fire· Home on golf rnur5". new Br~1111f11I t•rat 4 BR + k' 134 950 surprise your-thin& lo furnish your home place. bullt·Lns. Only $24,950. I rw11. 3 BR. 2 RA. sunkt'n !Am1ly + drnln1 3 baths, i:,1;"!nc, ~.u 'rtaht fl()W. • ••• find rreat huy1 in to-MAHON RLTY :.4S.93!l~ riPn, wet h11r fv billinrd rm. c·m·nf'r Int. Owner anxioug. Collr ,. Reelty 546-5880 day'a Clusitied Ads I 1797 Ornngr Eve. 6'16-6H.l IRX40 pool Trnrlc tor y11rht flltr 2750 H11rh0t SB. CM g I w·: tn M'll ynur homel err • Eq S40~1 ITI41 328-578:; :l4G-,,Jf',/1 Eve. 549.7144 dllll la )'OUrt. Pmnta of $165 .. • 494-2226 • * J)l'1' mo. lnclui1ea all. TRADEWINDS RLTY. N~ a Garbenatantl•T M2·S011 142-.5012 F1nd n "1th a W8.n1 ad! ) .. .. HOUSES FOR SALE 1705 LOS PADRES REALTY 4 BR, 2 Ba, Fam rm, lge home nr acbool•. landacpd & drapes -only $30.000, $1,000 down. 895 Glenneyre Street Laguna Beach (next to T!c·Toc mark~l RENTALS RENTALS ,.. RENTALS RENTALS ANNOUNCF~CNTS -~!.u~1 Unfurnlahtd Apta. Furnished Apt•. Unfurnished Aph. UnfurnJ1hed ind NOTICES B1lboa Island 3355 Newport Bt1eh 4200 Co1t1 Mesa 5100 Rooms for Rent 5995 Found (fr. Adi) 6400 YEARLY lease or toneer $250 per mo Prefer l or 2 older adulU.-. Refs. 2 Br. 1% Ba. Sep. shower & drr.sslnu room. Front & Side patio. Fireplace. Forced air heat. Gar. dl.sp. Top location. 4 blks from town. 11' blk from North Bay. 314 Coral. 673·59'25. BEAUTIFUL l bdrm, m bea.ch, pool, adults, Sl.20 to $125, 548-2035, 64«1637. 1 BDRM., facing the bay Garqe. Utilltiea paid $7().$80, Winter. 673-6115 ROOMY A Nice 1 BR & Oen Upstairs. BU-lot. Gar. $120 lnc util . 642-5583 • STUI>lO.Bnut prden vl~w! HARBOR GREENS BACHELOR • UNFURN. from $100 Incl. uill. ROOMS FOR RENT $22.50 per week It up l!eatt-d pool -Maid service UliUtit-a fw'Tlished TV • Kltchenet~ MOTEL TAHITI 548-Zl.29 FOUND: vie al WaDace It Hamilton. ea.ta lies&. Blk. It white, male kitten. blullb- grttn eyea; w/coll.ar. 64U853 Guest Homes NORTH Ba7 alley of >.J:M-. thyat &ndt al bys on chain one fib M~ 613-7610 5991 ==::::::;:;:;::::::;;::::::====== 1 · 2 " 3 BDRM. ROOM for 2 elderly lames loet 6401 FURN. & UNFURN. bo * * * * * Heated Pools, Olild Care in gueat me. SMALL white toJ poodle. DouglH Spice Center Center. Adj. to Shoppino -&4S.l39l rnale. blue collar wttb tac: Wheddy1 Want? Wheddy1 Got? " Kim Gamt>Joe. "Scotch". YJC SPECIAL CLASSIPICATION FOR Only 2 miles. 3 BR, J~ 2700 Petel"IOn Way. at Hal'-5999 Huntington Belch 3400 sl~ 2 • ~) blk ocean $80 month, yrl.Y 6~ baths, dble raraae, exclu· -------bor &: Adanu, Costa Mesa. . n•~ Goldmrod. CdM. Geo-NATURAL BORN SWAPPEltS Corone def Mar 4250 Misc. Rent1l1 sive living. Rec center, htd BLK to ocean It bay. 1 BR. 546--0370 -Sl-N-GL_E_G_at_'8_ge_f0r_s_tora_g_e. eroua ftewarcl. m"3S3 Special Rate -pool, teMis court. no Yl'rd Sb•& ww cpta. beam cell-2177 Miner St., CM $15 mo. EAR.RING.~ cut ame-S llnee -5 time. -5 bucks * WILL TRADE work. Cbild over u OK. l.n(, 1 adult. no peta. $125 * Contemporary *-962·9851. 642·7.885 thyat aet in JOld, in or •uua -.., ¥u11 1NCLuo1 RUSTIC CHARMER ._.._ -..,,. • ...._ ~ vw ""' 111 "Ml. $195. Femhlll Homet Nr yrty 673.-7629. FURN. lJNFURN -R"""E,...,AL~-=e:-:::s=r-:-A-=r-=-E___ around Ounpat Ball. UCI. ...YOU ..... sMI• ---. ~ "'-., ..,...,. .. _ New England type, Sprawline Warner & Bolaa Chica. -.-LO-VEL--Y-2-. -8-ED-ROO-M-. Spac 1 & 2 BR, priv patio Fri 27th. Rewards. 673-1877 ~"'"° FO• IALR -ruou ONLY• Plumbing * SAV-ON PLUMBING * * Remod-~ * * 642-mJB * 548-3981 • ltemadel., Repelr, 6940 ; ADD 11 room as low u -Labor 6 quality mat'la. Cien'l repalra also. 642-TSJI S.wlnt 69'0 e DRESSMAKING: 1ov~ fuhJans especially for )00. Fittings In my bome <R' youra. $20 & Up. Fuhl011tbyBarbara545-GIS ALTERATIONS CUSTOM D~MAKING "LOUISE" 548-nM Alter1tlons-642°5M5 Neat, aocurate, ~ yn. ecp. 3 BR & den, Liv rm, w/w 714: 842-1582, 847-2634 e FIREPLACE PATIO frplc, all kltc b bll·illl, pool Generil HEARTBROKEN. lolt male ~ Pii PHONE 642..567I ~~~~n~~.~W°ill ~!~: ·LEASE $175 mo.; 4 BR., 2112 • OR 3-6822 fo; APP'T~ & cabana. 85x180 Pitch & Income Property 6000 blade kitten, Oet. 23, vie • ce Your Trader'• P1radl1t Ad Tile, Lrnaleum home, 2nd TD, boat or ! ba., cpt, dfl>I., bit-Ina, trpl. NICELY furn. bach. apt. ~ Putt, l·story. From $120 mo O p U it High Or., La&uoa-Reward. HAVE $10.SOO equity m 2480 3 BDRM. 2 bath Condomi-& Marble 6975 Ml.sllon Rlty 494--0131 lmmac. 847-6854 frie., no kitch. Sult. tor 1 l!i72 OR.CHARD OR.. $9,00 er ft 49Mli'T7. sq ft 4 Br home on M..'<230 nlum Home 2 pools etc., -.-V-ern-e.-th-e_TU_e_Man_'!""*-11 RENTALS 4 BR Condo HM!. 2~ be., man only. '6-5· 67U397 (Juat off Santa Ana Ave.) and $6,~ gr055 income. LOST in Qmt.inentaJ Tow~ RA lot, CM. WANT boat, 1'Jatin. Trade equity !or Cuat. work. Inatall 6 r.. F I h-~ cpta, drpa, bltna, frpl, pool, OELUX Sn&l fUrn frpl pri-Call 546-6261 Low Vacancy, best Income bouilM female lilver ~ motor bcxne, land, TD or late model statl~ wa,...:in. pain. No job too Sl1111Jl· Hou1ts urn I l9U $180 mo. lse. 213:373-4873 Rel available and can be iD-toy poodle, m1a her t.mrlb'1 submit. &rl-60l6 eves. eood condition. 54>4284 Pluter patch. ~-- vacy no pell. emp man. Newport Bffch 5200 creased. Great potential. 962-42'n. e HAVE YORBA LINDA TRADE La V'ct sho ed. UT ' Rentals to Shirt 2005 s. ol Hwy. $145 mo. fRS.4859 -----------e.c...a,950 ~M bom /10-" : KUO•. nr. 1 or wer repair -19S7 ... Huntington 2-BR.. FRPLC. ~mo. CARIBE .-SentimentllJ diamond rinc e w ... equity. R1.110'1; home & apt., trpl., JOBS & EMPLOYMENT BACH. I: am. ICll will share H1rbour 3405 BOAT VAD.. Lost • Bufhun'a • R.rnrd • 4 8'-l Ba. q,u. Drps. lge. mu. $'1500 equity. lie. Mesa Verde home with ----------SH JASMINE. SLIPS A * •ta * WltNr unaller or F.quaJ Want: apt. or land in.Ha· Job W1nted, t..dy 7o2o pool. 545-7389 Evea. WAJERfROllT CALL 836-6073 Z :O! B:is· !o~ Gl.JtMAN Shep. Female~ Beedl property. 646-2290 _waii. __ '846-_1903 ____ _ Cotti Mell 2100 3 BR home, boat dock, Beach l·BDRM/NO YARD WORK. Club Area $425 per mo. with Woman preferred. No peta. leue option. Bier. Call Paul Winter Monthly Rentala e Htd Swim Pool 293 E. 17th St 64&.ft!M py, blk. A tu; 1o1t vie. Jil». e llONAROI BAY e WILL TAKE '1'DI or vacant YOUNG married womu will JAMAICA INN HOTEL •Indoor Park·ino _._ ui~M. __ ........ ...,_,,.. • 3 + Famlb + Dlnlnc-or?. FOR 8 units LA 11./or give rood care to tnfanl ot A. low .-tu. .......... _ • 4. PLEX $42,500 -1~ l)own. _.. ... .., ..... l\IOWWU 0.H-..uAI all child p•·-u·-.. _ ,... u ~ m ... v•.J"<UAI 310 Fernando, Bal Penn 18().B Rochester, O>sta Me. ========= Hap padO. Ownel' I 5acri. 3 BR beach home Newport am • wa .. - 1948 Fullerton. ~1046 Galley (71t) 147-2531 or (213) lilboa '300 (On the Bay 2 bl from Ferry) 11a. Owner 642.9703-Penonat. 6405 lice! Tr9de b-Jot. TD'a, Belch. Rltr. Call ~96 work. Your home <Prefer ~262'l. 499-3CM8. or S4Q.6346 eves. Npt Shores are.) Mcm-nt. 430-35n 3 BR-:Z BA. * STEPS to 5 ICIC 0 Call 642-3933 CLEAN Bach. apt..; all Shore & Shops! Leue ~ Business Property 6050 YOUR TCONVTICTIONS NB Oceufront 2 BR borne, YORBA Unda Condo., 3 BR --------Newport Sha,.. 2220 -========= uUL Incl $15 •Up. 315 E. mo yrty or longer. Prefer $1111 eq. Belboa Dl% Du-.i den, aJr.cond .. wet ber, HOUSEKEEPERS • ~ _ _...._______ L•guna leach 3705 Balboa Blvd., Balboa. elderly pel'IOm. No pets. Cl eor. 90x117 2 bldgs. M111t You daa't bave to lfttle plex.. $10M ecf· Both rented many extJ'U; no common -COMPANIONS - BEAUTIFUL • 673-9!H5 • 1~29th St * ""'"7533 sell for health, -• .. $53,000. tar leClllllll bat Trd for&. Calif. R.E. Prine wall; 1nde $5000 _,,..., By the day cl' pennancrt. DUPLEX nr. V\ctm' H•-'1. ---------. "'~ '"IAJ -1~ 213 ...,. ~... ""' ... ..,. 3 BR. 2 bl Furn unf -v e 2-BR. (or unfurn) $140. LGE 3 BR., gorgeooa ocean Owner. 770 W. 19th CM INTR,UU.'nCS dlerw yaa -.Y :__,u for sailboat. 842.&72 Homanaker1, 547-6681 642-3430 • ~ um. lee-2 BR. e Btwn BAY Ir: OCEAN! view, 100 steps to water $200 ~ the ane.t. IDlllt ~ TR.ADE: lf.l lot 10x234, ITALY, between Venlc• a. SEC'Y Pi ii.me 9-am to 1._ FpL $1 mo. AND 1 BR., 675-1528 or m.m>. mo ••Int.er or .,,.1w to reorn/ ========= t:ive eompatertzed mat.c:hiq DdJ' 1'a1m-A: Babr. ...._._ Condo dealtts heavy S/H • ~ • -y1horff 2225 new eptl., patio, $125 Mo. " ,."3 u,. Bu-•--· Rental 6060 aervioe aftilallle ~ ~ Equity; trade for "i.rat. Ob. .; 2 BR., IHI ~1903 LGE 2 BR $75 + util. Year-pty, 4400 Seashore 540-3862 ...... -furn.; free &: clear; valued $2.SO.hr. 546-4034. ly N ...... .._ Bab For mlonmlba • oar _. booae or income prop. <>wn-at ~.ooo. Exch• .. -for 3 • DENT'•' • ""'lSTANT B A y s H 0 RE s WATER-• r llGJ & ~. 1 DELUXE. s~ 2 ba, Ocean llmi...... ...--...... ~"'--c...tlt._Mlllllll! 541G7 ~ -.. ~ AM ,..,,., OK 545-22415 ''~ ICU lllSUlll9 .-... --. ~. ,,__, BR.. houle w/view. ~1277 e Desires ...... time W'O~ FRONT 3 Bdrm, 2 bl. tor Duplexte Unfurn. 1975 · . View. Frplc, l blk fro m R•t1ll Store or Office call ane al ow brtPC, poUte Ta A D E 25' JUc:bardton _. • ~ ldulta. $G5 FURN ~ • winter.1 BR ocean. $235 mo. 123~ Pronilnent location a.i. oi.~•wkn. • a dllt., Giii----. r--__ -'. NEW Palm Sprinp bome, • Call •ms · per mon. to July J. 19111. S.BJL CARPEi' Slt>., 2 BR $225 mo. No Sl 615-&61. , lloa Ja1ud, GO sq. ft. ~ 11 a.a. 1. -::.::-.:......-~"""._-,;:; ~ an Solt coarlf, new furn, DAYWORK aenenJ .. ..__ ~ Sep-Galt -·-.__ .,...... • r----, _. "' _. •• ....... J BR. 2 BA. den,, m bar all w....a. -n "-GclrllOGI aecauve --. .,_ u ..... • ~ ,.... --~ -v '"'"..._ ..... ~ ..... -. w.w. ___. SlOO --· .. •----..._ .. -., ---. --.-.. mm.a <San MartDo> • Wthnn. -._. "'~ 'F n;-' ~-1 mo. N;~ _. -o,.c;:;m-;;--",.;,;.i-....., -• bU11an1 nn. ._, JIOQl. dow own..._, ICl_, cc.t.a Mela IG-T380 Lido ltle 4351 blk to heh, .-:o. ~ ~. AmertrM 1oc1m1 -.. t'111111t ~ fr* for fllCbt • 1 rrw ========I Huntlft9!0n leech 2AOO RENTALS SPARKLtNG 1 BR. Ste to MODERN Beech Duptex. 2 STORE or otnce w/ftn apt. ~ hlLe Jae. Npt Jlcta. JJICllllDe: 1!155 mo.. J2S.S'1l8 Domtttlc Help 70ll BEAU furn 3 BR 3 bl Olndo AptL FurnlthM bay and r.1\ops. $145 an:. BR, epta, drpe, bltM, winter $100 mo. '17 E. Balboa UNION BANK BLDG. $3.S,000 equity. 1"ade put HAVE 30' 1""inlcttw ny Qilldm OK $200 mo. Pae C__.a ""'---4100 Jy. Adults, no pets. ~7502 or yr}y. 673-4754 LE 6-3911 67>Q1D surI'E UT ORANGE for mabl» bolM/ briqe ~iaber ($1500 _, ~ <Nat to FAIHJON SQUARE> OWNER &e.2514 equity). Htwe equity in call aft 6:~. 536-8588 e 1-BR. UJ'O.,.PD! • View of 88,y At Ocean e IDEAL liqaor store location Kl t.a+t well/Joe Trtplu, ex~e SUS CASITAS GARAGE, $140-MO. 2 Bdrms., frplc. avail In San ClemeaL For ..,,,...,,.....,.....,...,,.....,...-=-.,,.-..__.,,,......,..,_ HAVE: Dupla bilh nnt for pick up, and/or !. 3000 Fumi!hed 1 BR 6 Bach e CALL: 673-®7 548-2394 After g P.M. detaill cell m--061!16 eve. COAST HEAL TH CLUB ana w. Hollywood se,soo 642·m> •---------New unit. available S......st.m M-... free A: deu. Willlt: b 0 me -H-OME--p-lua_l_nco_m_e_l_BR.- H u GE YARD November lSth. _a_1l_boa __ 11_11_nd~ __ 43_S_5 Ne'!rrt Shorn 5220 Office hntal 6070 bJ four dPlrimcad &tdl Belboa Pen. F 11 Webber 3 baths, fam rm + 3 BR, . Mon. a.,. J'd. 10 .... pm Act-6'13-90fi0, W.a340 2 be tudlo tt1 General LIVE INS Employer pays fee• Geor&e Byland Alf!AC1 106-B E. 16th, S.A. 54'1..oa95 Otlnese • EngUah • ~ Permanent, eJqlel". Uff • tn FAT East ,..cy. MU'f03 7111 Elden Street. C.M. ATI'RAC·2 Br $140 .,..1o/No LARGE 3 BR.. 2 Ba. New * NEAR AIRPORT ~ 1 Apt .., .. ,ooo. Very nice 3 BR, :l bath. ex· U blk ott N--,.. Blvd) ,,.y ._ dra Sal. AS... JO lllD4 lllD WANT-Lend TRADE up for additional Help W1nted, Men 7200 I ~-....... .,.... lse. Patio, Gange, Util-pd! ~· • pea, garq;e. Le i'!J'l offices or display-132 & 11th an Newport Blvd. HAVE-20 ,.....,....._. • u 0 t t 1-Geo. Wllll·--n, cellent area. w w carpe .... .,, @ Adults. (213) 454-5104. Year's lease nro Mo. /3 Del pvt offices. C.M. ~ .,_ unu., ... ...., drapes, built-Ina. Vacant, fft HOTPOINT e 116'1) AGATE e 494-9502 rm w wee ---W/apendabJe lncmle Rltr., 6'73-4350 ready. $200/mo. Art. ======== Wareblle apace 'tl/OY= REFINED Swia lady li'riQc l00% occupied 2 0 up LE x E S, EX. 546-4141. FURN l • Br/Pvt of larie C d I M 5250 door $250-mo. * in L.A., •ell edbcat~ _.... Pyramid Elrdl. e 646-3529 atANGE tor small ho1111e •--------- ----------"'-·-. Pvt --trance, Use orona • •r ========= -....,.. EWPOR' BEACH $22 50 Wk Up """""" ""' 6100 looklna. C. eeeb amtlt-1i6 PONTIAC • • • • from Palm Sprinp to Palm N • • of Kltebei. S85 ind • utll! _Lo_ts________ man in mlY &God pollltila • VDf1URA CAT.ALINA. Daert. Fortin Co. 1703 : ~ttt ~:--""· !Man only.) * f13.&W) * Channel Reel * SACRIFICE •• need cub Marriqe minded. Bax 1i-Prw -neer's / Stakes. Air. westclitf nr.. ~. 2 BR 2 b1th, swimming p~ol. $191/mo OPTION to OWN. C1ll Sit/Sun. • ~,_... ~-"-• TV av-" due to Ulne91. Saltoa City 7U). Daily Pilot WW TRADE far Good 1lled Evea 541-2576 Maw a•::n-UL Huntington Beach 4400 APARTMENTS ltatlcm Wacam-.. M6-2724 H -. ... _ th....... ~ • New Cafe • Bar lot. nr. besdl. Paid Oft?' X • CrTEMENTll un.._....., naiuur • """" • 2376 Newport Blvd. ~ 1 BLOCK h'om ocean 1 • 2 SPECl'ACULAR VIEW $.1,IXX! • make offer. 60a5&9 O>upn • Sinl1a TR E ~ Olarta' boat. ba, over 100' weterfront. CRATEAU La POINTE BR. apt .. 2 yean old, beat· Waterfront/Loe • Boat Eve., wkends. GROUP mjoy pa1ies. tripa, Licemiecl 36 p&llm(en. '1'nde for res. lot 6/ar C ed pool. built • ins, rec. Slips Available ..._, ~ c6es'S / Pymnta ma&k tllnl April. prop or?. $38,000 equ. Bia" Beau 2 BR FUrn or Unf Apt. 2. B' ... -2 Bath Apts. CORONA del Mar ,, .... , a-et,c. w tame W.000 eq. Trd f« boute or Paul Cail~. 841-2531 Front ._ ........ olf .......... t roam, intercom music. $125 "" --·u~. , ·-~ and lnteftsta. men u PK boat. .r9'> _ • ...... • .. .,., mo "° up. 53&-mt ~1530 LEASE· or· BUY """u ....... ~ .......--NEW eplit·level 2 BR. Yr. 4-5 BR. Very Nice. Tire-paridna'. Carport, pool, f420. Mo. Ii: up· $59,500 uP harbor view lot ftJr' sale. DO JOU ...S aaale lar ciao-DUPLEX and 2 BR home. 'round fully cptd born place. D~ Blt·lna. Adull~'noPOpeMtt.OFromNA A$ll!JVE mo 2 •BA.R_-.b2 Ba., 1:1~ = 2525 Ocean Blvd., OlM Not lewbold. lnq: ~ ~ 'l"D ~,_ »:t Need ftidnc ... Grat po(-Lab Anuwtteld vk. n-a:~ w rw c8.J1)et. Fenced back '7'U • '"'... ' 00 pe • 673-1188 -fCf' farther in!o Owner. u..~ • -• -mtiaJ. "1Qr rmted.. $12,000 equity for newer car. truck yd. Leue. 1.st Ii: Lut $115 MO. MObile bm. Beau -="=·=B.=5.l&-=2'730===== Herman Trott, Mgr. Jt.2 Big lot ' Bee.. plana CGal*7 Qab .......,.. ~ eq. Trd for boUle er bo&t. A: camper, etc. $260( month'~ rent. mo mo. tum. Adults only, no pets. D p I t 4740 8 tm1ts. Owner must tell Jtad1• ma -m..tMS Wbat do you think o1 our e 836-5435 e :Std pool. 4 SeucN Mobile 1na on W. dn. 6'7>1393, 494-47'19 PERSONALll'Y ILUtH TRADE all put "IO ''TRADER'S PARADISE" 2 BDR.M HO\Jlle. Redecorated, Eat.ates. 235& Npt Blvd. OCEAN FRONT overlooking 2 OIOICE LOI"S la.et the ~ ill Orup in ~ ~ Drop aa a cud. Ousif!.ed stove. mric and free2ler Incl _548-6332 ___ . --.....----Dana Point Hbr. 1 BR 9'1t re~•,;'-"""°' Rm .,_, 0. ----...... FOR INOOME. -. P.O. a.. 11'15, Dall> Frplc and wet bar, lie k>t, ** E/al.de % li Blllll, $125. Studio $115. 4~1&27 bN• 2482 Oranp Aw. LI &SSM )'OU. PBmlltJ Tatin&-fG..29'5 Pilot. Npt Bcb, C&Ut fenced w/38' pool. ma.int Incl adulta only. 364-B 16th Pl. RENTALS For BrDc:bare: &4193 $185 mo. 256 E. 20th St. Art· Inq: 361-B <>&le, CM. A-. Unfumfihtd ON TEN ACRD l'INANCIAL NOT ~ tor any 6424422. _642_-1298 ________ ....... ,.._·-------1 A J BR. rum A Unfurn BUSINESS 1nd dlbls o611!!r tbu a.. cro- ii6o PER mo. 3 BR, 1 ba, * 1 BDRM roRN APT* Oener1I 5000 Frplal • Prlv/Patiol ·Pools traded flllr by lllJR)f. Oct. newly painted, cptt., drps, Util paid. Except lilbts. Ad· T.m. • Olntm'l Sldst. 11 Bus. Oppartunltlee 6300 z, Wesley PMnan. 5.T7.i1415 fenced yard, ch1ldnm OK. ult& $82.SO mo. 5*28311 ~-!'f.'.:n-. ~ ..,. ua OWNER'S ILLNESS PAR'l'!EI Jmaab!d e e a c.n.nt, Cw1wle 6600 General S.mcee 6612 See at 2598 Willow Lant, 199'2 HARBOR BLVD. CM IJ J I _, -. --. v•-FORCES SALE In waddac m w.lf al 54()-8799 for appt. NASMU Palms 1 a 2 BR. VBndom• <MaeArtbar ar· O>ut Hwy> FOOD TO TAKE OUT. Ee-Prima Plnllees. * CID: CVS'l'OI Pdol. pool cSeeb. OOD Jam I Yard Cleanup, Newly Decorated Furn ar Unf .. $1~. Htd ld••I Sl~YRLY/z.br. Dining rm, tablisbed buatnem, Ides! SCS.21J!115 er -.al ~ w°::*sa'::o =~ 1!0WIN~ pool. l'Tf E . 22nd St. 6C2-36C5 .,. tor --1e. Year 'round. .u.amoucs AbGiow ._ 2 BR with carport, $90, water Lndry, DlhWJJ, Refrlg, Bltos, """)" a CALL MIKE m.3760 e pd, nr IChool. 2194 Placentia $1~2 BDR.M/UTIL-PD! Qlts. DtlM· Extra cloeeta Brouted Olklren, lilrlmp, BarlJor An9. ftlm ITH124 Chllcl Care MIO Av~ .• Apt. D. 53'1-0380 • sn JOANN • f1mlly location .t storage! 675-1657. pizza. dell., ~. 24 &un. :=.-=~ , 640-2811 or 548-<mT $200/EXTR.A Lee 3 BR-2 Ba. etc. Full price $1.3,500. '6500 BAL80A s., CUb A Bahia V AJ:MfC'l * Mner7 SdlL • • 2 ~ a:,-~7~~· 1 Bdrm w /garage. Nt'Wiy Close ta shopping, P1rk Dining rm, Lndry-rm, D&b-~ewport BellCh liftL ~ ..!'!'""6rllipa lar :r!'Bd!r . ., !:3D .W: Haullnt1 6730 545-5407, 673-'1744 carpeted on Eut Bay St. Boys Clult & Girts Club wr, Bllm, Cpts, Drpa, Lota --.,....._.... _54G-6998 ___ att_&_PM____ e Sp.dOUa S Br'1 • J Ba closetll/storagel 675-1657. TEXACO Morine and Hautq .2 BDRM, 2 chldrn OK, fenced NICE 1 BR. Drpg, cptl. Good e Swim Pool • Put/erem Modern, well-located Servfce AnnounctnMnfl 6410 Cenf r'Ktwl '620 ltEASOOABLE. ~~.' :~· $85 mo. wtr location, nr Npt Blvd. Ad-• Frpl Indiv/lndr, fac'Ja Huntl,,.ton Beach 5400 Station. Avallable tn Oranp LEJSORE CARE CONVA-543-Sm * ults. $87.SO. ~. e Adlllts A l'amllJ arua l p . 0Junty. Paid TrafninrPuf>. LE9CENT HOSPITAL. 340 e ft WILL HAULING, cleanup, Lota, 3 BR, family room, ,.rap, ffNITO'l:"'l"DAn ro 1145 Anehefm AvL :z.3 BR. 2 Ba. poo. atios tal Flnandnc. can Geo. v•j--'· ,,.. __ ..... _ -~ ... m pnps etc. Dmnp, *1p, cl to ..w..-· n r:r: v"'~""' .. '""""'"'""'" 11ul! ,._ Mora KaJ, Sl.81 Garfield. """"-. ....,.... -,_ _,......, .au ose -.vyytn&. ,....,,,,. Utilities pd. Man_,., BA CM. vm-w•""' DlckerlOD. ·-Medlcm'e h-beckboe • ....., snde-962-8745 2103 Federal. * 646-ms • 646-6419-; _, Prtv. street, l bJock north • JEl-3731 • ~ &Ca7 • ......,.._ • l Bdrm Hae. f77.50. Kitchen --------c-a ""'--5100 oU Garfield. 962·8994 ASSOCIATE want.ct for en . CUSTOM MILLING lronlnt 6755 -.i 2·BR DUPLEX $91>-mo. -• .._ JU11 ~ .. ...-... • ·~ appl., 2.11m Miner St. Wuhng machine. * Clean! Laguna Beech 5705 IUC"r&tive Ra.l Eat ate c.m.t.r lAh -'-"Au• ---~ DU»nNG l5c an ftel. 962-98.51, 642-2885 ;;;:;;;;;;;;;;__;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.. investment. Profit return No Dll PJm&. Ill .......... BRING BANGERS * 133 LGf: 1 BR Ii: Den, Priv hie Adults. 646-ml alt &-pm. CLOSE should be 10 • 1. Must be 2-LOJ'S, hfrhawn C.-: NEW <XIG'rB. • Addi&m W. Db St.ICM. * APT·B· w, lti:;,g ~~~St.. E side ~~ ~~ ~~. TO a~~~l 00~ ~ ~ ~ Prine. =.. ~-1:--. ~ ~Uf&OJatt. Mnonry, lrlclc 613() 0 ........ _ ~ ~5407. ~'Tf44 VIUJ 1'ernlcP, ....,...., ~ A4d!ticm * R.,,..wtns BRICK. BLOCK • STONE :o:.~· ~· ~ DUPLEX 1 Bdnn $90 i 're Li:=..~~~· SEIVICI DfRECTOltY 1'1'9dlt~·Uc· PLlNTERS ·SLAT!! pool. $16S mo. 548-7524' ~~~ed, ~:z::; PARK LAGUNA BEACH ~.IXX> tnd. lie. Call Semm 6511 m«>C1 * 5e-2l'10 CEMmr .a. 136-29!& 544-6fiOO Mr. Root.A __ ns_ ... _rf_·!!~----.:::::::::=========1.======= N_e_w..:po_rt_Be_i_ch __ 3_200_ Newport Beach 4200 SPACOUS 2 6 3 BR =~/~n;ur;R e roo MANY INDIANS! Carpet Ct.nlnt 6625 Paperhlnglnt BR.AND new J BdnJl.2 Baths 2 bath Apta. Bullt-lnll, c~ Steps to Shore & Shops Small amount wmnpam A D VA Jf c z D pDe Ufttns Palntlnt 6150 1700 aq. ft. WfW carpeta, ---2-0•0•8___ pets, drapes. Quiet livfnz. Oceanview from ~ Apt. make you Big Odef! Al Jar-Sllulpoo method f« qua!-INTERIOR room. $1'7 .. + drapes. Built·inl. J"nplace. 3117 Clnn1mon Leue from mo mo. up vis. Phone SJS.5161 ny r.,. 6 eupeta l llr dry, Jl9.fnL Exterior, o'hlnl Ir Atrium. Fenced yard. Nr w. Oc:eanfront Rental M~~~atensen 100 CLIFF DR. 494-2449 COIN Laundry • 2 yrs old. cuar. fnmnd. f31.SJ()(). trim ruo ap. Neat wcrk. (n4) 772-~ Costa Mesa 3100 * * * * * SE.VICE DIHCTOIY SIRVICI DIUCTORY * ·-------------------- PROCESS OPERATOR Minimum 2 v-•ra experience ln l1Mo inatlng or molcllnt of pl11tlc compon- ents. Production 1ptitude ind ablllty to rt1d blueprlnta· and 1t1nd1rcl engle neerlnt fnepectlon equipment. hcele..., lent fringe benefits ind opportunity fer advancement. lRANSPORT -DYNAMICS, lllC. A 1ubtldl1ry of . Lear·S.lgler, Inc. 3131 W. Stttemr• · S1nt1 Ana 546-3131 EXPANDING 22 YEA& OLD OOMPANY NIZD8I '1 EXPERIENCED • C1rpet Cltaner 1 EXPERIEN<:m e Uphalat•rf CINntr • Trainees (2) Appl;y 2950 Randolph Costa Mete . Newport Center & UC. $250 2 BR., t bath, erpts 1!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Good business. Hunt Bch ORANGE mA8'1' CO. UT-1351 mo. 499-4055. drapes, '150 mo. !!2-!!BJi!!!ID!!!UP!l!!!L!!J:X!!!!!!!!!!*!!!!B!!l!!tlll!!!', Live in REAL CASI'LE. Huge area. Owner 96U996 All Jtvkls nna $1.95: all bed-p-~----GIN-G-6-Pam-t DR.IVDVMult haft PID&l NEW Condo. 2 BR. 2 Ba. Fpl., 6'2-1615 ~1889 fi8 D Cpta O<*Cl 2 Bl', patio, gar11e. View. ---nm $5.15. Dr7la1 br. Worts Inc NolMzrdan• ~ yrs ~ Sta VW Bus. l'Alt:r encl. patio, pool, dbl. pr. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!B!!!!!!!B!!!!!~ y~'. Qut:t. .... ul~ongJye.. Close to ocean. $185, all util Investment ~r. 6310 ............... ....-par, lnmred. ~ u.;.. n-a...... 1 """ .;.,,,., A M..wae or ,,_. ...- $225 mo. 646-1903 MU " ,... .. incl. 494-3034 .::!:C: ~ -....... .,,... cu. .,.,.,...,,.,.,, N .• DeWlill&/ •-~---~~ VIEW of Bay Ir Ocftn. 2 $125-Mo. 226-B Kl'lox P1. -:x:==;;::===~ TAX SHELTER* WeU rent· GRAN!)MOftll:lt.CU BAft,. Electrlal 6640 INTERIOR EXTERIOR ewpor1 ~ .... -."""" l-:U::::;n:;:lv::::;e:::r::::;al:::::ty=P=.,=k==3:::::2=3=7 ~1;;,Jtur1ilcs~ C:!~J:.~ ~T3 RMmt for Rent 5995 ed Duplex. ALSO: Bldg lot. SIT In MY HOME fw WCll1t· Fut 6 nut, 1 BR Apt, prox »hrs week. '300 + 6 all 6 p M LUXURious 2 BR. all elec. 49a!! SEASHORE DR/NB inl moeber. Pttltt dllJd n.r..cnuaAM. IJcemed. . ClOmplete •• 842.2366 rrowtng. Pe:rmanart, Put NEAR.LY new 3 BR., :l Ba. -VIEW-"'-,-B-·-·-.. -Oce--2-B,,...R-erplB, ct.tiie. GE Jdtch. ColOr REAS. ~:-tab~ :~t ========= Mtt 3 .. Cllldll*ninn for -Banded. Small Jc*. malnt. YOUR painter -bonded and time job for Rellable ~ single family home: avail. 0 ay 111• W antennu. Encl. rar. Nr bus. home pnv pa 0• 1 Money ta loan ~20 3--year old af:a1, 112-nm A npatn. Ml'61IB nl'L 8tall Jotis weleome. rled man 0\'91' Z.yra. lmmed. 18022 Butler 833-1150 frplc.; contemporary Only $123. Adults. hrn, close to everything. Veterans pabrttns, 64Z-M27 962-C\3 ture. $200 mo. 548-2394 alter 120 E. 20th St. 548-4271 PRIVATE MONEY WILL babysit 1 dUld durflw Ga,.._lftl '6IO _............_.""ONAL .... 1w... CAR•11• •"YI Corona del Mir 3250 6 p M * h1 & 2nd LOANS * Jfotlda.y MUClll, my heme. c """~ ~ pa:Q ..... • "' "' DV . . SPAC NN 2 BR, 2 fU1l ba, ROOM for young woman. Jack Smith Co. -•---1.....,. Hunlinaton Bdl. 536-85 JAPAND/.'£ ~ ~ r-icet! Free ntl· GOOD JtOtn"!3 --------Npt Channel Inn Motel cp'-1 A-, cJ-r•-ae. Ad· K.tt. TV, laundry, linens. -~ '"" ,. ....... _,....I ·~ mata Rdet'a. 536-o.160 AVAJJ...ABI..'I Lowest winter ntes. ul;;. ~fet .;;:_ ii~e. m Near OCC 54~ alt. 5 PM 1323 North Broadway, S.A. --.......l ... -~=._'L /~T· . HUNTINGTON BEAC11 _2.,.8R -2 aa. .,..,,. w Co1at Hwv IU'I ~Mii 5~3-8311 •nytl-Carpe...--.nt -"' '-"ll'lt f.6U .. .., . INTEJUOR . EXTERJOR oa1L·Y PILOT Unfum. sno mo. """" · -~· ~ 16th Place. DELUXE Quiet. Semi·I'X!tired ,. ..... MaJnt. Free eat. ... 2295 Avt!l"ap 1 Br apt •• labor A " lrvlnt Terrace 3 BR & den Furn home $350 mo Yrly leese B1lbo1 l1l1nd 3 BR Bayf ront Unfurn home $400 mo Y'(lrly SaU~bury Realty 613-6900 WATERFRONT :l BR., pa.-Z.BR (or furn) 5up. AU or working man pref. $15 W 6350 *NO JOB TOO SMAIL! * -nPEA;: LANDSCAPER mat1. $69.5C>. &C-7528 8 IG"321 e tlo Boat dock .v·" ,,.,... wk. A ........ • occ. ~-0889 Maney inted ... --....... --a...~ "'"'...., • ..... JTW e.lec. Encloeed patio. 125 W. ....~ ,,..., -------,.... ·..-.-_..., ~ O>aapl.til 1llndllcaplnc A l·BR APT <Int). Labor · $40 ROUTES AVAD...ABLJC Finley, Winter or yrly. Uth St. 642.nM. $12.50 UP wk. W/ldtchf'n DO yoo want to earn 10"! Reuonable * 962-83'11 mdWnallce 9ert'lce. Vf!fY Materlal extra. Qual-work, In BACH Apt. 1 blk to beach. MOVE RIGHT IN $22.50 up Studio Apb. 2376 We ha ve flnrt tnist dt!MI EXPERIENCED • Repairl It ~. ~ ev-. GUAR.. 5G-D1 WfftmJMter for bo.n 1G-1' New redec. $100 mo ind :z BR Drapes, laundry. Newport Blvd. 543-97$. on vacant land A lots. Home. remod.. larp or smaJl. GEN'L Clealql. Tl'ee Serv-Good Profttir • No A'lmdq uW. YrJy. 642.J97S aft 5· l0f3 Wallace. 548-9710 NEWPORT I PVT 3-ROOM Mortgflge Co .. 222 Fot'ftt CAbtnet.t. Lie. &46-f224 ltt. Spraytns. NIW lawns. Plumblnt 6190 DeliwrJ &42-432.1 $75-AT OCEAN! • Bright -.,-B----•. --frl--al-I Apt $80-mo. Kltdr avail. Ave .. Lag. Bch. 494-9461 R.EPAmB *ALTERATIONS Baalina· Weedtnc. &totil1. IOYS 10 • 14 well tum + deck for I ma .. R. stove "' re 1 av ' ALL uUl·Pdl 673-75.13 ,. ... .......,.. "'-.aze w.. •,.... PRICES! '*6M8 PLUMBING LEAKS, EL.EC 1 *--· Beach. So. La.-. q>t.t, drpa, Near Wlll<ln F d CF •ct ) .o1..1--....ou~~ .... ""Y r-....," 0 ,.., '" .......... .._ ... _ 49M SEASHORE DR/NB achool. $100 mo. 546·4484 PRIVATE entrMCe. Semi· oun rM " I '""" 23 yn exper. 5tUT1S CUT Ir E4p WWII Serv • TR NI~~ ~·ted. r.-Good routes! e Good PTOGUI MO.Bo. Tel Motor In" -1 BR ""-lex Cloee • In. private bath. Pool. Workine FOUND: B 11 c le Poodle, • MaJntmance. Uctft.llfd CM paired, replaced under ce-DAILY PILOT """50 un.1 .. TV id ,.,., """" man only. 646-7504 , S •-•--Cement, Cone,... 6'00 "'~-. ""'"'-_ .. "' 'l'>'U ment, w.U., C?Ollftd or any. • N2-432l • .., .. · """¥· •ma aerv, Adults no pet&. Stove A: re-YoUlll:; Vlt· an .. nna Av.. .,.._ _,_tv .. , ".-... platt. Eatimatee • ev.nlnp, ----------=-=~ hid pool. phone. 673-6581 triir. ~. NEWPORT Beach beaut. rm· ~8~ blk. Call & Jdentify e QUALITY e EXP Gerdenln1 A Landlc:ap. week~ OK. Call Mike %A·~ G=~ BUSIEST mArketplaet Ill ROOMY A Nice l BR & Den z BDRM, wall lo wall carpet blk from Beach-kit. ptiv. $68 ---------e CEMJtNT WORK • Ina· Oemmt W'OC'k. R.flUCID-mmo -· town. The DAILY PTLOT Upstairs. Bil-Ins. Gar. $12(). nd d built 1 mo 673-64-01 Eve. BEAGLE & Pointer fem"1e e CALL ~ • able, nllablit. Ml-4400 1 ·,-•• -n-~-...... -.._-__ -.. ----.-nt--___ +_M-4_-0790 __ *---·• Clns•ltled sectJnn. Save In t1J .,.., t.c.a~ • . ~ • nt, ~ .,... ....... ..... n•RBERS WANTED c. u · .,......,_,, 548-<M22 CORONA clel Mar for tmJll puppy vie en Westside of .THOnn ,..,...~, ........ -. • FALL _, .... .t:... cleaA---•----· e-...... -monf'y, Ume .t eUort. Look ---------____ . ------Cos M '5f!..iD "" \..Ul"-'~ ---~-. _ _._._ ..... ..__.... ;,_or h;, M>u now! 11 Oa!ty Pilot Wa.nt Adal I mon. Pvt-e11tr. Semi pvt· __ i_a_tlll_ll-:-• ..,,,· ~---AO types, Pftllog, wal~ • • • up. Dependable, reucnable DAILY PD..oT ea.tf1ed ,.,....... __ U1.U __ :MO-_· _:u_1i. ___ 1 AJWl..VI • Go-Go! White elephants? Oime-a-llne bath. $50-mo. 64MO!f.i CHARGE rr1 Frft Erit. 675-5518 rate.a. 963-a28 .ed1aD HOWi White elephant.s! Dtme·a.Une ~--------__________ ,__ ~-----------~----- • ENGHIHRS IEC Join • .dynamic and pro9ress1ve company w i t h emphasis on plan· ned diversifice· tion. Here ere ex· cellent opportuni- ties in e variety of areas. MECHANICAL ENGINEERS e RF Pack•ging e ME An•lysls e Printed Circuit Development • Jr. Mech•nical EnginHrs Cllece11t .,,.._ re4111lre4I DRAmNG e Design Dr•ftsmen e Draftsmen A&B e Schematlc1 Draftsmen IFer r1111. Depart.I 0 Drawing Checker OUAUTY CONTROL 0 Quality Control Technicl•n•/ Writera 0 R•c•Mng ln1pector A e Fab. Inspector UM dilftl MANUF AOURING 9 Sr. lndu1trl1I Engineer e Coat Estimator e Product\on P\ann•r e ArH Ol1patcher e Sheet Metal Assemblers I Rlftter· ht l 2114 aJllft) e W ire Wrap Machin• Operator (ht ' Jncl llllftl 0 Power Br•ke Operator e Electro-Mechanical Asaembler SUPPORT GROUP e Internal Auditor • Master Scheduler crHT> e Electronic Technici•n1 • Field Service Technician• I Eo1t•n1 loutl•111 I 8 Configur•tlon Analyst 0 Maintainability Analyst e Reliability Analyst e Duplicating Equipment Opentor Excellent compa· ny benefits includ- ing unique Group Medical / Dental Plan, 12 days an- nual leave, plus paid week at Christmas. Employment office wlll be open 8 to 12 Saturday• APPLY AT 708 E. V•rmont Anaheim INTERSTATE ELECTRONICS CORPORATION A 1ubtldiary of lnterstatt> Englnttrlni Corpora Lion An equa1 opportunity employer Progreulve manuf IC• turlng Company In Santa Ana h11 lmmed· late opening for: Estimator Machined Par ts Eltlmn- tor. Minimum five years experienl't', e x c e 11 ent career opportunity. Sal- ary commensurute with ability. Requires lndlvi- d u a l w 1 t h extensive knowledge or analyzini costs as related lo ma· terial, tooling and pro- duction. Engineering Draftsman Mlnimum two years ex· perience in d~gn and detail of small precision aerospace h a r d w a r e. Some college required. Excellent fringe ben• flt. Including pension plan. Apply: SHUR-LOK CORP. 1300 E. Normandy Pl. S1nta Ana 11 block N. of McFadden & 12 block w. or Grandi Grinder Machinist 3rd shift, 12:30 1.m.. to 7:30 1.m. 48 hour week. • Vertical Turret Lathe Operators • Single & • Multiple Spindle Operators • Mechanical Assemblers (All 3 thlfts) -EIPERIBKED- Excellent comp•· ny benefits •nd ch.nee for ad- nncement. frH Mlcroelectronlcs Applicaflons Engineer Electronic Enalneer w1th a mlnlmum of two ytara ex- perience In gemlconductor eomponenta, printed circuit or h,ybred clr<.'\lit layoul, clrC\llt design In linear and di&ltal circuit and semlcon· ductor, Integrated d n:.'\llt and/or component tesllrl&. __ Project Engineer For lnteinted "circuitry. Electronic Engineer with a minimum of five years ex- perience In aolld state dlgi· ta.I clrtoull!. Familiar with solid slate hardware such as state • of • tM • art in-tegrated circulls, DTL, FET. and MOS. These are key positions in a ntw West Coast Division of an established Ea.stem Company, otterin& iood o~ portunily for advancement. Send resumr to La Pointe Industries, Inc. Mk roele<:tronlcs Div, 18225 Euclid Strttt Fountain Valley California 92708 An equal opportunJty employer * * HELP WAN1ED MIN NIW COHTIACT Custodian M•int•ln Church f ecilities in a clean orderly condition •nd ln good r•- p•ir. This requires someone expert· enced in the use of i • " i t o ri • I equip m • n t and supplies •nd nor- mel m•intenence tools. Previoln in- dudial p la n t or c h u r c h f acnity custodial experi- ence highly desir- able. Personal in- tegrity compat- able with church emplovment a n d CJ o o d physi~I condition •re the n•c•ssary require- ments. Apply in person to Mr. England 650 Hamilton Costa Mesa 642-9181 Excellent c om p a n y benefits and chance for a d van c e menl Free hospital and life i n s u r a n c e. Prbfit sharing. hospital and life insurance. Profit Provtdea openlnp for a men In Oranie OJunty with all types 'Work back· iroonds. First Southern Baptist Church Evening & Saturday appointment• avail. TRANSPORT DYNAMICS, INC. A subsidiary of Lear-S.icil•r, Inc. 3131 W. Seger•trom Santa Ana 546-3131 ELECTRONICS TKHNIOANS FOR HUGHES Newport Beach Requires a minlmum of 2 years ol recent industrial experience in trouble- shooting, maintenance. calibraUon and lest of oscilloscopes, pulse gener- ators, VTVM's, special test equipment and con· trols. A strong know!· edge d solid state circui· try is desirable. Please apply in person to: HUGHES 500 Superior Ave. Newport Beach, Calif. An equal opportunity employer -M&F --CUSTODIAN OCEAN VfEW SCHOOL DISTRICT Minimum qualifications U.S. Citizenshi p 8lh grade edu ca· lion. & I year work exper. Apply in person al Person- nel Commission Office, 7972 Warner St., Huntlnglon Beach before 4 pm, Nov. 6th. Houseman Experienced preferred but not necessary. Coo· tact Mary Dudley Wes1minster Community Hospi tal 893-4541 Salesmen & Managers Career opporty with leadiQi llrm offering over 100 mu· ti1al funds. FUU or pl tlme. No exper nee, we train. Npt Bch office, 642~22 Santa Ana oUlce, 547-8331 Investors Financial SeJVices, lnc. ---No Experience N•cessary! M1.sc ha ve clean CaJUorn11 dnvmg rtc0ni. Apply YELLOW CAB CO. 186 E. 16th St. Evening & Saturday appolntmenh avail. Transport Dy~amics Inc. A 1ubaidl1ry of LHr·S.kJler, Inc. 3131 W. Segeratrom Santa Ana, Calif. 546-.3131 An equal opportunlt1 employer ACCOUlfT ANT Minimum two years colle&e accountln& ttQUlttd with degree preferred. Some job cost accounting experience helpful. DlvertUied respon- aibili ties and irowth poten- tial wilh progressive areo- space compooeot manu· tacturer. PROm SHARING J. C. Carter Co. . 671 W. 17th Str ... Co1t1 Mesa 548-3421 An equal opportunity employer Warehousemen Thoroughly ex per. Stock & Cleanup Crew Experienced only Excellent benefit• Apply after 12 noon Operations Manager Dick Gonzalff WHITE FRONT South Coast Pina Costa Mew " INSPECTOR Preclsfon Gears M e c h I n e ahop. Experi- enced on I y. Pennanent. Top w B g e s, outstanding 1 beneflt.s. Call for appoint· ment. 548-2225 or 54S.U39 An equal opportunity employer __ Cost& Ml'sa REAL ESTA TE PAr>-'TS pt rsscr l':-tperienccd ~ouldn't you he wllh Walker prefo111>d fop wai:c·~. bene-& Lee! Free lnforma tion. fits. sp:in1~h ~pc'ok1ng wrl Pl'lone or write WAt.K ER 1' come. :~:f>.:l:l26 These department. nfESE DEP ARTMEN't'S NEW HIRING: e SERVICE DEPI'. e s~ DEPT. e CR.EDIT DEPT. e OFTICE e PERSONNEL DEP't. Experience not necesaary but will help on pey acale. We will be acceptini a.p. plkatiom Mond1Y through Wednnday 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Call for appointment 537-2383 * * Loan Officer Mutt hne S.vln91 & Lean experience. By appointment only, contact MRS. RAINIO Marin•rs Savings & Loan 642-4000 NIGHT DISHWASHER Great opportunity for am. bitioua young man. Apply 1n pel"IOl'I between 2 and 5 p rn daily. Snack Shop 2305 E. CCN1st Hwy. Corona del Mar Day Dishwasher Over 71, ex-per. Apply In penon only. SURF & SIR- LOIN, 5930 PacUic Cst Hwy Newport Beach. MANUFACTURING Electro-Mech.nical Immediate openings for electro . mechanical dralt. men with two or more y e a r s ex:p«ien~ and knowledie al llC'hemanca. Competative wagt> struc> tun and excellent~ be~ta provided. lnd ud- tns 12 days va.catioo durina tint ynr at employment. Our company will relocate from its prestttt lacllity to a new a.it conditioned plant in the IMne I.ndustrlal Complex •adjacent to the 0ran&"e County Alqlort) ln the spring of 1968. Apply 8:30 a.m.-4 p.m. Evening illtei"fin.ra may be arnnaed VARIAN DATA MACHHIH 1590 MONROVIA NEWPORT BEACH 64~9371 An equal ~ty employer Security Patrol .Offken 4()-60 Y ean. Perm. Non-amok· u & dtinker. Unlform al· low.: radio car ~· AP. ply 3:30 • 5:30 P.M. Room <lai, 325 N. s·w_,., S.A. Atlantic Research CORPORATION Mlsalle Systems Division At the campus-like facility or MSD there is opportunity for growth. Present expansion has ('reated a need for ... MACHINISTS LATHE & MILL Must be able to set up and operate milling machines or engine and ver· tical lathes for machining of large parts. MECHANICAL INSPECTOR Perform all phases of rnerhanical inspection, first article and surface plate which includes sh~t metal, riveting assembly and machined parts work. APPl Y IN PERSON OR CALL (714) 546·1030 3333 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mtu Callf. , U.S. Clllltftt~I• 11Hvlrt4, e All f~u11 Oe>ot•tunlty .... ,...,. White elepl\Jl_n_ts_?_D_l_m_P·-a--h-ne I ~;~O~~· 2629 Harbor Blvd. I --~-~ ~--------------.... . llfCTIOI( lKJIKWIS 1st & 2IMI •ffts DANA LABO RA TORIES, INC. ii an ener- getic young company that baa gained recog- nition during tbe put few yean tbroogb itl outstanding line of Digital Voltmeters and DC amplifiers. While in product.ion for only six years, Dana baa grown to Off? a .U-mil· lion dollar a yea1· bu.sineu. and although Dana bu doubled ita size Ol'er the last two yeani, increased sales demand.a are stimu· lating an even more rapid rate of powtb, tbua creating new openmga for Final Test Technicians, Quality Control Tech.niciam, and Product Service Tecbniciam.. Located in the new Irvine Industrial Compfe.1 near Newport BeQdl and the Univenity of Calitomia at Jr. vine, Dana baa completed a .ecood building, will soon be beginnmg a third structure and bu future plans for five campUHtyle build- ings on ita eigbtffn acre location. Please feel free to come in and look ovs our planl Oulity Coatrol T echlid1n The ideal applicant should have two to three years experience in the calibration and main· lenance of eeneral laboratory instruments.. Test Tedlliciln Applicant should have one to four yens ez. perience in Solid State digital and analog circuitry to calibrate. test and troubleshoot electronJc test inltrumenu: FAucation should include one to two yean of technical training beyond the high school level Prodld Senke Tedlmciln Appllcaut abould have one to f ou:r )"tU'I ex- perience in Solid State digital and analog ciradtry to eaJflnU, lelt, and troublelboot eJectronic test inltnunenta. Bduation lboa.Jd lnclade one to two ,ean of •hnlcal tnlnlal beJODd tbe ...... ICbool lnel. Cal 833-1235 or visit DANA Laboratories, Inc. 2401 CGmpn DriYe 1n1 .. , Califonlia (Neer Or-. County Airport) An equal opportunity employer Electronics Technicians "(" Look.ln& tor an lnterest- in& ~ challen&in& job, but laddn& the Industrial experience usually re- quired? Want to work ln an e0&lneerin1 environ- ment where you will earn while you learn? U you answer "yes" to both of these questions, wt\)' oot lnvesUiate ow- ~g. in the fields of crystal r I l t e r devices alignment, auembly Ir test! We require: • A bulc knowledge of electronic theory. • The ability to use elec· tronlc test equipment. U you poueu these bas- ic qualifications, apply In penon to: HUGHES 500 Superior Avenue N.wport Beach, C11lfornl1 F.qua.l opp>rtunlty empolyer- m &: f MOU» OPWTOR Transfer "'°'ding small parts. Experience preferr- ed but not necessary. Day Wit. trlnp beneftta. STACO, INC. 1139 Baker St., CM 549-3041 An equal 'bpportunlty employer ASSEMBLERl Immedia te upenangs for 1otvera1 Electronic ~senl· blel'$ on bolh I ui;t & second ahln. We prefer applll"lllll~ \\ith a mmlmum of 6 mos l:.:l{'C· tronlc assembly experience with a knowledge ol color code, component reCOifll• tion &. sokler1.11g know how. ri>od a tart Ing rn tes & ooie- 1 ts, including 12 days v•· ca ti on during the llrst ycur ot employment. Our company will relocate Its facilltles 10 a new wr conditioned plant in the Ir· vine lndu.strlal Complex (adJ11cent to the Orange County Alrporll in the Spr!ni Of 1968. Apply 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. VARIAN DATA MACHINES 1590 MONROVIA NEWPORT BEACH 646-9371 An equal opporturu ly employer EXCITING! New line of iltts and toile- tries can give you an Wl· usual eamln1 opportunity with Avon. Call c:olled 5306lllO Jr Sltno • • • • • • • • • • • . to $400 F /C 8lqw. CXJfltlr n .. $450 ARGUS EMPLOYMENT CONSULTANT AGENCY 2043 Westcli.ff Dr. #200 Newport Beach 548-7'196 1624 E. 17th S.A. 547-6336 1695 C'res'nl/ Anhm 635-0941 e HOUSEKEEPER Corona del Mar. 3 houn per day, 2 mominp per week. Own transportaUolT. rerer- ences required. Clll Mn. O'Brien 642-1626 10 a.m. to 4 p m. tor inteniiev.'. Brush-Cbemlcal·Coa Sales FULLER BRUSH FIBERGLASS MEN Opport. mother's 1t coUtie RoUen, choppers, Ge.I-girls lel'Vlce est.ab customers co.ten, lamlnator1 &: S2.00 per hour bel~s. 4001 Birch, N.B. Call 8JM155 or 546-6339 Associate Industrial Engineer BUSBOYS It Di&hwuher1. HICKORY FARMS D I t Apply In penon. Driftwood OF OHIO eve opmen ~. ~~· 2l4G2 Pacific Need.I full &: part-lime sales DANA l..ABORATC>flIES, a rapidly growing ~ f11cturer of commercial lest inatrumenl.I ii look- ing for an ambitious )wng man to work on plant layout aalgnmenta in preparation lor a MW bu 1 ld in C· Applicmt lbould be a recent coUep graduate who Is Just ~ ginniJ1& an Indultrial Fb P>eer;i,. career. Call 133-1235 OR VISIT DANA llbor1tories, Inc. 2401 Campua Dr. lrvfne, C•lff • (Near Oranse C.0. Airport) An equal opportwdty employer M h • • !-=-======== peraonnel. lntrrviewa Sat., ac In.st !M, Oct. 28th, Lower Mall. Agencl .. , Women 7300 South Coast Plaia. Minimum of 5 yean •xperience, •blllty .. ~ to blueprint without aupervilion. S•mple thop tralnint, milli"I •nd 9rlndfng. Eacel!Mt company benefits •nd cti.n~ for MYl~nt. Free hospftal •nd life lnsurence. Profft shar- ing. Evening & Saturd.y •ppointments aY1U. TUllSPORT DYNAMICS, INC. A sut.idi1ryof Lear-Seigler, Inc. 3131 W. Segentrom Santa AM 546-3131 -----------------· Exec Secy to $550 LADY Beautician. M u 1 t Secy to Treas, acnt bkgmd know pin-curl• and ting~ pref. It SH. Attrac It well wavinit as well u modem groomed. lfee by apl 1tyllng. Middle • aged ptt- Engr'g Secy to $490 ferred. Call evenings be- Xlnt typing, It Sil. enJtT'g tw~n 6 and 7 pm 54M066 exp 11 must. •fee pd 1 DINNER waitress. Only ex· Bookkeeper to $600 perienced need appty. No Jo« new C.P.A. firm. P & L phone calla please. Drift· not essential. U/40. (fee wood Beach Club, 21462 Pa· reiml clflc Cst Hwy, Ht. Bch. Exec Secy to $SOO e SALES, part time. Experi· For Oran~ Cty prestige enced WOMAN'S READY firm. Muat have SH 100. TO WEAR. OVeT 35, Laguna Top groominJ, JMO. Utt Be&eh area. Write Box M- by apl 703 Dally Pilot Construction PANTS presser experienced Bookk .. per $5oo+d.o.e. preferred top wages. ben~ Must be F/C exp. u/40. tits Spanish speaking wel· ll>-plit feel come, 536-3526, JIB Receptloni1t $325 Attrae. type 50, u/30. (split CLEANING woman 1-dy per ftt) wk. and sitler to be av all day or nlghl. Refs, Own N trans.~ •wport BAB'iSJTI'ER. My Home. 2 Penonnel Agency schl-age, l pre-schlr. No 133 Dover Dr., N.8. h.sework. Dys, 642-3590. ______ 64_2-3 __ 1_70____ eves ~2013 SCREENED • Exp ER. ANSWEJUNG Keypunch/t>IGpg exp to S52S An equal opportunity Save/Loan elk . . • • . . to $400 SERVICE OPERATOR.. Aft· emoon, eves & wkends. Full or part time. ~1932 employer Save/Loan Tellers •• to S400 1-Glrl Oc. u/15 • • • • . lo S350 ------------------------Steno/Recpt ........... open HOUSEKEEPER from 3 to 7 PM Mon. lhru Fri. 547.0033 or 545-7913 eves. Robinson's NEWPORT • Displ1y M11 Experienced Permanent Poaitionr Excellent Benefit. APPLY Newport Store Mond•y thru Frict.y 10 AM. to 4 PM. An equal opportunity employer HEAVY DUTY MECHANIC New Rambler dealer ln Co513 Mesa. Many benelita. Awly In person to Mr. Speer llOL!- DA Y SAL~ It SERVICE. 1969 Harb« Blvd.. Costa Mt18. Shoe Salesman EXPERIENCED Appl1 INNES SHOES South Co11t Pina 540-7901 CHARGE IT! Cooks o:shwa!hfl'f'S Full or P•rt Time Apply in pt'nOl1 JOU.Y ROGER BY APPOINTMENT 642-7 484 54&-50'20 Screened Personnel Agency 901 Dover Or., Newport Sch. Biller/PBX .......... to $400 Timekeeper .. • • • • .. to S400 Oerk Steno .. • .. .. • to $400 Exper help for drapery workroom. Permanent. 646-1462 betwn 3 & 6 pm. 4215 C•mpue Drive F/C Bookkeeper .... to S500 Irvine, Calif. * Belt Local Companies * BABYSnTER·my home. Oc- casional daya. Own trans, refs. 847-2920 before 6 pm. Haird~sser w/foUowing. Small shop, good working cond. C.M. area. 540-0341 SALES l'EPRESENTATrTD J. R.. PIERCE Associates Agency 1882 Newport, C.M. 64U720 DENTAL ASSlSTANT Leitcfmg lnd~ent special-Help W1nted, lists dealing In f111tt 100 Women 7400 mutual funda. exp!lndins tn -------- EXPER. * Write: Box M.Q!O Dally Piiot. CHARGE IT' Onuige County. Thia la anl .. ---------------1 apportunity to enter dlgnl-OFFICE tied prnfesslonal 1eWnit tun ~:: ~~=='. Atlantic Research 547.(;67]. Mutual FuM fn- VeStnf'I Inc. 7100 N. M1ln Santa Ana. BOYS 10-14 Good routes! • Good profit! BALBOA PENTNSUU DAILY PILOT • 642-021 • Nrr.rrr security combin>'d with night beUman 1ervkP Tde11I to augment n lirement Income. Good monlhly n l· ary. Write Box M • 701 r/o Dally Piiot. -BOATMECHANIC- Oeisel t xaa engioe. Yacht repair l'xpcrienct rfqUlr'f(t , Good Joh fOf' top mnn ll lackir'11 Boat Y11rd. 673«'\4 ~-tn-d_K_1_lc-h-l'n __ m_11 _n. Applv In Prrson: Sea ShAn- t)'. 630 Udo~9r1 Npt Bc-h. MJ11lle Sy1tem1 DM1lon CORPORATION STENO-SECRETARIES One to three years oWce experi· ence plus good skills on electric typewriter and shorthand required. Previous aerospace experience in any of the following areas would be helpful: • Contrach & Pricing • Busineu Accounting Apply In Pereon or Call (71 4) 546-1030 OBS & EM~~~~! ~-~MPLOYMENT JO BS & EMPLOYME~ MERCHANDISE FOR MERCHANDISE FOR elp Wanted H•lp Wenttd --School•lnitructlon 7nvt SALE ANO TR.ADF. SALE AND TRAD~ TRANSPORTATION Bo.ts & Y•chta Monday, October 30, 1967 DAILY PI LOT 25 l KANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION _T_R_A_N_S_P_O_R_T_A_T_IO_N __ ; ·: -Women 7400 Women 7400 uvv Pi1no1 & Or91n1 1130 Miscell1neovt 8600 9520 Autos Wenttd 9100 U•ed C1n . Secretary Assemblers For basic elP<:tro • me- d1anlcaJ •~bl)'. Ap- plicants muat hue a aood work record. CalJ. tomla driver'• Ueense and be able to pass a strict physical examina. t1on. Openingis are available on day, swinr & graveyard ahlhs. Startin& rate of pay ta n .59 per hour. Apply In P'l'IOll to: HUGHES " IBM kl!YPUNCH • k PROGRAMMING • p INDUS. DRAFTING • d GROC. CHECKING • h 'TRONIC ASUMBL Y • • PBX/TY Pl· n. t West Coast Tr1dt I Bu1I. School• 2117 S. Main St., S.A. o,t 545-7166 12027 Car. Cr. 81., G.G. b,t 537-7113 Huntington Beach, Callf, 536-eaas Ul N. Ltmon p,d,k n6-2900 •1etter1 Indicate locaUon GUITAR IN~UCTION Your home or mine by OCC student, l12 mo. 673-5418 MERCHANDISE FOR SALE AND TRADE -----FACTORY orders closeout ot certain French. Hallan I: EnriUa.n Baldwin pianos ~ down 10 prlct.>Ji to rock bottom. Quantlte3 limlted IO hurry! WARD'S BAl..DWIN S11JDIO 1801 Newport, CM 642-8484 STEJNWA Y PlANO 6'2" CRAND. Beautiful! Wu $2.$95 • Now Sl.895. GOULD MUSIC COMPANY 20tS N. Main, Santa Ana 547-00!1 Open Evea. b'3 HAMMOND ORGAN wllh Lellie apeaken; a n d 2S pedall, Take over pay. men!& $63.02. Would make nice Christmas present. Good cond!Uon. 54s.6.539 CONN MlNUET ORGAN R.epo~ion. Wu $1795 Now $12'20 GOUl..D MUSIC COMPANY 2045 N. Main, Santa Ana 547-Mal Open Eveoa. *AUCTION* FORCED SALE. 30' Owfns flagship expt'elS Twin llCl'eW WE PAY .• , CORVAIR U .YOU wOI ae1J or bey Hardtop, extraa. SS'750 or si•e Wlncb' a try offer. Cath or Trade?! any Auctions Friday 7 p.m. boat ol value or lite model W'1ndy's Auction Bam car for equity. Balance $5900 CAl\'1PERS OR.ANGE CUUNTY'~ L.\RG&n Sll..ECTJON FACTORY o~cr OPEN ROAD uE...LER CASH '63 CORVA£R Monza, good Ures, air cond, low miles. tor used can A trucka just 536-8444 alt 5 PM. '" at J130/mo. Ph. 548-1151 20m~ Newpor1, CM 646-8686 n~· CHRlS SPEED BOAT Behind Taey"a fi'dg. Mat'l VERY SHARP! • n800. SACRIFICE Mk: ~ cash KITE Fb~ Sloop $600. due to illness-Salton City HTR1ll HARBOR lot, nr. beach. Paid over 847 BAYSIDE PR./NB. $3,000 -Make an offer. CALL: OR 3-9991 642-3519 Eve , wkrnds. ::::-::=======:::; UPHOLS'l'ERJNG • $'1'9.50, 2 S.llbolts 9010 * HOUSE ~ * OtA!r IS MOUNTS * SLIDE-INS * \.'AN I ' "ru.IUNS * MOTOR HOMES A.LL MAKF.S a MODEU 1967 TRUO<S call us for fret ea~ate. GROTH CHEVROLET Alk tor Salea Man1ser 18Zll Beach Bl .• Hunttnctoo Beaeb Kl 9-3331 Used Care pc. l~ ~ftsm~l BEACR CITY ~. e:iB ~~~r:i~.k~ WINTER SPECIALS l6.'»~!!:~.0tt.B. c:.~~ ~c!~DT --EWOO --11!: D1,y~ller .......... $1350 5'10-2660 •Bankrupt? •Repo11elS'!on! FIR D , SalQlle • • •• ••••• $ll50 ========= e Bad Credit! e Divorced? 'Tor we . F'tte dtli11ery 10' Flyinc Saucer •••• $300 _lmporttd_A_ut_ot __ 9600_ e MWtary e New In Area? * 5t4·2731 * New Odysaey 1.5 • ·.... ~ Make Payday Paymenta -,.196'7.,....,-,:--=:P-enonal-.....,.--Sa~una-B-alh-. OcHnic Yacht Sain DATSUN McCARTHY Mo.TORS Uke new. C>st SllX>. l100 w. C.OUt Hwy., HB 1'20 So. Main A F.c!tnaer Sacriftce ~. 642-2514 ~lSl Open Evea. '67 DATSUN 1600 Wagon (2 blocJ<1 N. of Sean) 17" POrt. TV $25; 19 .. part. HOURLY RENTALS R/H, 1 owner. Dlr. WW Santa Alla Pb 542.3507 TV -U''--11 * RJiODEs lS'S * aeU below Blue Book. Can _., • .,....._..., aMOUB TV's Fu-Zone Boat Co., Balboa SS A. up. ~ arrange fin. for pvt. pty. CORVETTE '65 CORVE'TTE CONV/4.spd. JSO.HP, 1-owlWT. New paint· Eldorado Bronie. CALL: 644·1595 all >pm or wkendl DODGE '65 DODGf Full factory 1lqulpment. $1050 or $41 mo.• • alter tax & lie. Saddleback Dodge 1401 North Tustin S1nt1 An1 547-9383 Free111ay Minutes From Eve.rywhere . •• • .. ·. This position w 111 involve •dmini1· trative 1 n d con· fidential secr•t•r· ial duties in sup- p o r t of pastoral a n d educational ministries and gen. eral Church office work. The candid. ate should h a v • some business col· lege or eciuivalent traininQ plus typ· inq skills of at least 55 w.p.m. Profici· ency in shorth and desirable. A mor- ally • mature 1 n d well • poised per- sonality and dis- position plus three years applicable secretarial experi- ence are the mini- mum necessary r•· quirements. 500 Superior Ave. F Newport Bt1ch, Calif. _u_r_n_lt_u_,. ____ aooo_ NEW Kohler & Carn.;ibell Olnaole piano. Just take Misc. W 1nttd 861 O WANTED -Flahing tackle, Fin Nor reel. 20 lb. class, t'tc. Call 548-2185 Lido #14 wit.fl trailer • 494·5951 • le extras. Bargain. $750. 1966 ~pass Dod&e Monaco Station Wagon. 25.000 mi, orig owner, tac dual a.ir cond, $3250. Call 673-8939 Apply in penon to Mr. England 650 Hamilton Costa Mesa 642-9181 first Southern Baptist Church Typist Sal•s Dept. Good 1klll1, .q ... t 2 y11r1 ••ptrlence. Ex· ctllent comp1ny be,,.. fit1 ind ch1nce for ed· n ncement. Frff hoto Equal opportunity Employer. M&F DEBURR~ Experienced in hand and power tool deb\Jnini of pred1lon macblned com· ponent.. NIGHT SHIFT SI'EADY EMPLOYMEm' PRom SHARING J. C. Carter Co. 671 W. 17th StrMt Cotti Meta 548-3421 An tqlllJ opportunity miployer Pount1fn V1Uty School DJ1trlct Stcrtt1ry I sm. to JW. Personnel Ttchnlcl1n S433 to ~ 'l)rplni and ahorthand skills required. P leue mall per- son&! rsume by Oct. 3l!t to 19692 Lv<inrton Lane, Hunllnaton Beach. WAITRESSES ~rime'<!, 21 or over, full or part Ume. Apply in Pt l'ICll No phone calla pleue Surf & Slrloln 5930 Pie. Cat. Hwy. Newport lt1eh pit1I ind life lnaur· •---------ance. Profit sharing. STORE Managt'r. Attractive 1 woman want'<! lo manap TRANSPORT DYNAMICS, INC. A tubsldltry of Leor-Selgler, Inc. 3131 W. S.9entrom Sent• An• 546-3131 fuhloo.t.ble dreu shop. M111t have 1ubatantlal backsroWld and sood referencea. Ideal posltJon for hl&h clu& ca· rttr woman. Apply: No. ~ Fuhlon Island, Newport or can m: ~:zs.. 7253. S~OMEN. Exptrienc- ed. J'uU and part tfmt. ~ manent and Ouiltmu help. Apply No. 25 Faahlon i. land, Newport. MODEL HOME SPANISH The elegant look that you over balance due and it's yours. Private Party. 642-7984 Televl.a.n . 1205 have aetn In ~autitul Mod· ________ .,._...._ : ... Ne91y lkw &. ltflluill: FREE TO YOU GERMAN ~. 1% yn. male, blk and silver. Aus- tralla4 Sheep Dog, 1 ~ m. * 673.3731 * JAGUAR KITE-immaculate COlidttlon with brand MW trailer XKE '62 Roadster $1495. f7SO (21.3) CR H 74J 1..oaded w/extru. Recond. Power CrulHn 9020 25' CC A: Buoy. No. 01ZJ Comp! o/hauled. $29915. EYes, 882-3223 thruout. 675-3260. el Homa now at Jeu than hall the orl&inal prlCt'· All merchandlae dlapla,yed only • nf'Yer used. CofPOl,m Kin& Size bedroom aet, ele- 1ant Spanbb Uvln1 room A lovel,Y d1nbw aet. Sella at all better 1llore1 for around $1400. Our price $615. Can be b 0 u' b t .eparatelJ. Term• $24 mo. Ct.played at SANTA ANA nJ'RNtTUJlE, 42li W. 4th St. S. A. 547--0789. Open eves. It Sunday. TYa, WUHIU, ....... .,... female. UOtt color'<! ahac· --------- f'RmERS-GIYEIS -~ & PfD1DS, wi" ..,...,. .. iY do(. .kwe9 kids. One or both to eood home with larae fesaced ~&rd. 2512 San- ta Ana Ave., CM. alter 6 pm, 10/30 TWO lovely &IJC week old Black kittens. One loog hair· ed, the otbtr 1lee.k with white !)9WS, cheat 6: Whisk· ers. 546-2933 10/30 Headquarters for: Rent a NEW BEAt.rnFUL North Amen. e Showroom Simpl• COLOR TV or STEREO can Puadho Kittrn to res-e F Cl $10 MONTH ponsible partt only. 545-0076 ldory .....,,. Ope. 1D bQ. "" IDdoor. 10/30 e l'NltM DMnl .. ~ 4'0lqc ......... rre.ScrVlcl. LOVELY, frimdly, wtD a. No Don-Baalr aenu OAC r~ deL No obll~ bawd, bnlle, male to ho~ i!8~ • llodmt-.:_ 11!?1! 52S-3651 with WI OYer 5, lenc.'H 13'2" Boston W h a h r type boat I SO HP Mercury out· bd • tr. $'95(). 646-2684. '66 • 19' ilau inboard run- abQ.it, 35 b.r'I 225 HP V-3 ========= S36CX) • 548-795 T. m-484 T SACRIFICE 21' Century 50 --------.. 1 mph • will take amaller boat as part. $3950, MI 6-1009 '6S MG SPORT SEDAN 1100 model. $725 548-0115 Bolt Mlfnt.nance 9033 'Q).MG * VARHllJl.PA.lN'l'.JU':PAIJl 2-DOOR * •• J'llllllr clock. r.:...-...s, CAu. 13t-124l Very reuonable. 5"·110$. PORSCHE y, nwot ...... nm -·W OR 53.l-llSl yard. 962-00 10/31 ~··::::. ~ ::: COLOR.UNO TV-Open 1 ~ FREE to aood home. Beautt-loat Stw... 9048 e '65 PORSCHE CONY. • Top c:ond! All extras! ~2231 after l :»PM. Approved Fumlture ADMIRAL 21'' Console color fuJ SiAmeM cat. Female. Boat Stora.gt> .l l.a1D1chlng 2159 Harbor Bl. CM 548·9660 1V, fruitwood cabinet, work-'1p moolhl old. 54S-5«8. Rent S~ce Monthly. 14' to ing cond. nso. 962-4625 10/31 20'. Newflort Bay. a:.2211 RCA Coolole TV ~llent condltian $70. Afler 6 PM CHJNCHILLA grey part Per. liaft-Afll'Ora kitte11, female, Mobile Homes 9200 SPRITE SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS * 96~11 * l220 7 wee:ka old. Houaeb~ e .57 ADtSTREAM 30' '62 SPRITE. Good cond., ~3634. 0/30 • M• OFTER: Low Down. wbt, new br&Jcea. R/H. __ c_A_D_l_L_LA_c __ HALF SiaJ'liae Killml, Qr. e MJN. Bank F.in·~ift-. Beat otter. Pvt. pcy. ~70 fnfu.se -Impel -Laity - Slsnet -STEAL In a parocblal-«hool bue- ball came, a amall boy boJ. lend from flnl baa, "H~y. Father, la It all ricbl to STEAL?'' ""'"""' Id ....... 16 ::;;========-1 '63 CAD conv. New cond. anca ~-~ ttens, Abo UcPEEK PLYMOUT'l 1967 SONY 530 4 track ta'-..... f •----' al ,... ~ SUNBEAM AM/FM radlo. I-owner. I"' .,... -COJURV young m e cat, 1200 S. Anaheim Blvd. recorder· 3 moa old. Cost iu., ......., lO/"" Muat .ell $1995. 612·~ _..,.,,,.. "" Anwtm * ~2340 S300 new, tell for $250. tnc. 1WO u-"---kit•-· One '60 ALPLNE 19G7 Cadillac Convertible Ful· 6 pTe ~eoord.fd t a 1' e" n&llUW'..,.., I.OW· DBLE. wide, awnings, lklrt, 561-7666 alt. 5 P.M. or aU oranae ~ •nd one blade 2 BR-2 ... .,_, Must sell • Make olfer! 1y equipped. Air cond. femalt. 5u.«i77 10/31 ua· 1"""' Bl'ook· * OR 3-3255 * 549--0005 day Sat-Sun. hum. Sp. 80, H.B. 96Ul'J17 -========= ---------2 LARGE btl1e club chal.rt -VM--ta-... -recor--dtt:--.-M,_onaura.J.-~ 3 HEAL'nfY Klttena. Mlud '51 CAD. '* $375. ~.u: 1--... 12 tor -) '--e "" P~ S weeb. U 1-2462 Rlvet'! Mii? Desert~ Oty TRIUMPH Good mech-oond! ruu. ~ ...u _, ,,_a Stereo. Good condition KS. ho .. 8 JS o Furn rattan club chair, <red pl• 10/30 me. x ean. · ---------Power le AJr * 847·11:>4 S4M2J8 ---------Make offer. 642-4664 '""' ..-nn1nH TR3 Dl tic C'lllhlona} $2S. Doublt> ---~----4 FEMALE kitteia. s wka. a -::::-;::;-:::::~====== "' •n.1v ....-• r. ·-· bOx .......i.-It H bb s 1· · u"" Recent overhaul. S29 down, ma ... ~ • .,. .. ,.. o y upp '" .._ orange, l calico. !l62-60CS. ......... _,eye._ _"" ..,,,. """'l metal tr&DM "" 2 twin ",, ....,.. ..,_ $29 mo. • • • .. • · · ~ ~!~'~·2=~ 1gaos!:t~~~1'.i?i .,..K=o=1'1i:H=-s-'s'-.-~-,-Bla-c_k_IJ'lll_...,...;;.~;;;,J' 1964-~1IOTta_tt_b_lke. Ex= voucswIGEN • s stoi: ~AJE I s blonde Jtep.tlble (&JaM top) offer over $9,000. 548-4030 3 wti.lte females. 536-01.J& • cellent condltJon. Many ex-GOOD CARS·LOW PRJC!3 $20. AU. In sood cmdltlon. Eves. ~::":'""':~~-.,.--,-..,.-10/_ll_ traa. 546-1539 altn 5. WJll 8 _.. .. ...,11: 4 BLACK long-haired kll· ·~TRIUMPH OIOPP,,... UJ No down pymt OAC v•.r.>'1"'1 MERCHANDISE FOR L --· "'"' w~ Can)' Contracts MEDIT,....., • ..,.,. • .., run"'. SALE ANO TRADE tens. 2 ..... ea. 2 fesmlea. XLNI' COND. * BEST u9 t $3-~·wni• "'' St.>9138 10131 CASH OFTER! * 89T-&20 Your Volkaw1&en or Porxhe .-. O ..,..., Dln!ni set w/6 chairs, Hand· ·~ 1 =~"'='"------.. ---------a pay top 4oJlah. Paid lot e BOULEVARD MOTORS e cvv'<I headboard, 5' Round Mlscelt1neout -F'EMA1..E Manx cat, aJtert'd. 66 Y AMARA 100 CC or not. Call Gene Rounda. 2026 HarboT, C.M. 642-7563 CHEVROLET 1S67 DODGE Coronet. R/T Cean. S2800. 1• .. 548-8180 '65 Pod&e Polara 381 engine. "· Automatic, R/H. Sl595. 2'11 ci W. Wilson, C.M. 548-0343 'SI Dodge • ST5 good transportation * 540-5789 * '64 DODGE 2·dr Polara. Wht. HT. 283 in. At. Ps. wsw. $1250. Pvt. ply. 642·3529 FALCON . ________ .. '60 FALCON 4 Dr. 6 cyl .: Stick, R/H. Clean. Runs rood. Good tires. $295. ~after 5 PM '60 FALCON 2 DR dt'.lwce, R It H, auto, good tltts. Reet'IU O'baul $3C. ~ : FORD l.964 FORD Country Squire. Immaculate, red, a1r cond, full power, new nylon heavy duty tires, $1895, 833-«36 •• alt. 6:30 p.m. '67 FORD Falr1ane 500 Wag· on. All extras. $3300 or trade , equity. 673-2842 anytJme ·, '60 FORD CONV-V8. Very good cond ! * Good tlres. ·• Aaldng S475. * 673-6531 '64 F ALCO."'l F1JTURA CONV VS. 4-spd box, Blg·enc Bucket aeata. IUcH * 673~ UN COLN LOOK AT THISI '67 LINCOLN * All extru! • ALSO: '67 VW l·yr Jett Oil leue. Need someone to take · OYer monthly .,e.)'mmta on one ot' both. • CALL: 54G-4654 AFTER 8 • P.M. '• • MERCURY MERCURY Colony P ark W&&'On '65, WhJte, Perfect. Air. all power. Prlv. Pvt. ' S2275. 646-4536 oak tab!• I wrou&ht I ron -----··----Othtt cats Ii kittens to good 1WIN. • S27!i 67]. l 1 tO I 1 s s s s J s s bue. 673-6561 POOL TABLES homea. 847~1 10131 64+1747 aft 5 PM _ _ ORJG . OWNER I Mw.t se11! ======== 2 TWIN btd trunea. 2 twin .,, 1968 BRUNSWICK BF..AunruL beaJ~ poiDt HONDA "50" BR.AND NEW! '64 vw. Slut' Book moo BEAU/'66 Malibu Sport epe. MUSTANG lize plutle headboe.rda, 2 .,, AMF .,, TRIANGLE er. 6 mooths. Hou..e daint,y. OriiinaJ bUI of aale. Dir. Will aell for $995 Air. Power, Vinyl top. 14. twin tpreed. $3S. 548-3216 Slat. from $495 Needa love! 541-1308 1013) e $200. S'6m7 e e 494·5951 e months YOUNG! Showroom '6T Mustang, 8 eyl. 4 V, Auto. alter 3. Brunawick $175 value • • GERM.AN Shepherd Female, '65 Honda 250 Sharp Cycle! '63 VARIANT SQUARE-cond! * Under Blue Book Air cond .. pwr 1lA!r'1, dilc EARLY American M a p 1 e ONLY $239.U t.moa. Shots. To Sood ht>~. LOW MU.EAGE. $350 or BACK. * Xlntl SU.6!1· at m95. * 644-0783 tine., comole, Burnt /t.J1Jr .• l'\... • .-1.. n-""'tt ... l .,,, 100% FINANCfNG 962-3QU 20/ll mab oU-. * • .,~ M.. SU.ao4, 615-027!) l'VH . 2661 BASSWOOD/NB ber. $2995 Call 494-3852. \,NUll;D, w • ...., w '· ...,. SECArtD POOL ... ~ 67J..Tl72 323 s. Main, Orange MALE C 0 L L I E S..mm. '65 Y•miha 250 CC '67 Sq-back. R/H, used 8 '59 IMPALA 2 DR Hardtop '66 MUSTANG. HJ perf 289, DINING room aet, mabo&. ALSO: T-yr old White fe-Scram S32S &Q.!1552 wks 1n Europe. $2250. V-8. Good cond. 642-8340. 4 apd, disc brk1, MJchelina, extenda to 90 ... Pool table. 532-1992 male Poodle. 56.5l3S 10/30 · · · Kl J.-0618 AU day Sat • Sun. Alt. 5 Clean. Lo mlleare. 548-3337 ......, ,,..... 3 C wknd1. aft 5:30 and wkndl. .._.._,., or SU.'7913 ~ea. UINEA PIGS Aute Service '60 VW Camper. Good c:ond. 1-.-.................. -------~ 7::'"-:-:-----.,.........,..---1 An pqual opportunity employer Bedroom IUitt, 7 piecea, Jobs-Men, Worn. 7500 Natural elm. 6 months neiw. • 64MS36 • POOL TAB~~ direct ~5937 10/30 & Ptrtt 94()0 a buy at $600! 64 CHEVY 6 ';"aron, ~ '6S Muatan&· S73 del 6 .. - at factory pricu! Slate, 3 BABY Calico kittens lo ---------54~2715 tinted wlndsbied. Clean aune low mo pymt. ~ ......... __. ..__ Lot.,'""'-l0/30 • ..._. .. "'--"'-·~ 8,..._,, It priced aharp at $94,5. Dlr. 494-5951 ~ au gJza -flelr and UllO:V• 6""" ...,.,..,. ~ IU U~ U"""" .,....., IU.lll '65 yW Camper b\JS, 21,000 536-0583 It nileS 842.7855 T --0 p e D I Han bottom vw cha.1111, mJ 1 __ .. $1'7CJ\ '66 MUSTANG 289, Air. pwr REAL ESTATE Opening tn full coverage of· flee for a career man. Must have Uc. and desire to go ahead. All lnquiriea confi- dential. 67S-1662 u tor: rnna. ->..., .. ,...,... 2 Pa.rakttta .n l.arite ca~. • exce '-VI"'• ,.,.,. '65 El Camino V-8·. w/w Sto E I t I012 Satunt.y and sun da y. ~299!1 10/31 late model for aale. Corvair 675-1823 or 675-1189 strg, clean, must aamnce! • rt qu,men BADGER SALES enclnes, late model '63 and auto. trans.; pwr. steer: lo. Call 673-7429 after 7 PM AVON CALLING Be u 1ured of money for Ouiatmu -p a r t t I m e work -no experience nee· Corbin or Martin. essary. I !!!!!!!!!!!m!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!~!!!!!!I!!!! c.u ccnect 53G<5860 Car Wash Help BARMAIDS • • • MALE OR FEMALE • • • and GO-GO Full tim• or wkenda. DANCERS Min ~;6'·c:i:~~~ $300 per w .. k. 481 E. 17th Cl:>&ta M .. 638-5483 or 633-9763 NURSES AIDES I: ORDER.- IOOK STORE 1810 North Main st. CANARY with C9p and &hove. AllO 1'N1' IUIPtNlon '6l VOU<SWAGON ml. Xlnt cond. Sl~ 67S-3104 stand. 675.1019 10/30 Ior __ _... car Noon 3'30 R&cH, 6·000 ml, thowroom ·~• ,.._ I al Convt .,,. FIXTURES Sallta Ana 835-0617 ---------11:1&Ua • • • ' fresh. $1T1S. 673·8229 '" ~nevy mp a · """ Boo....._____ PETS a LIVESTOCK 548-3237 MI M014 alt 5. del It aasume low mo pymt. ~. t&blu, cha.lrs, '65 VW·BUS * $149;>. Dlr. 494-5951 dlecbtlnd. Call 5'3-1118 LOAN-BUY.SELL-TRADE SPRlTE windows, plastJc. IF • HOn"' Peta, Gentr1I U00 NEW. m pair. 2433 Col-e AM M. ,.JR. ""'· • ..., ,...,.,..., • .. r. * ""'""ER momlnp Gnl1· CASH PAID FOrt e 542-3831 after &-PM. ... ... nw .. """ r-vn G S I •N"t2 eOlemonds eOld Gold PROF!:s.SIONAL poodle lege Dr., Costa Mesa ,;;r:;;:rakes l: ~;~ 1'• • • _, e Jewelry e grooming, by Yvoaoe al Antlquft, Cl1ulcs 961 S ! * Ot1..-I of I p....&. ~ Tralltr, Trtnl M2S . --.61 IMPALA 2-<lr. ""op -ndl SPACESAVER beda, deak, e n.r ttmt VI we --. " w te!Maioa _,., C M. J I & L ========= 13• CORVE'I'TE. SeU-oant&ln-1929 MODEL A Reatortd • 4-S9, 348 with 3 two's & •, .... al uw, 'Pftk· • ewe ry "" Cm h20 ...... Good condition. $895. 222 blk UJOO. Ac>t A. 1601 W. 4 new titt•. S795. 548-2106 en, lampa, chait, bar ltoob, 18311 Newpotl Blvd., C.M. -. Balboa Blvd NB 962~. 21672 Polynesian, e 64&-1141 e HJMALAYAN KJ)TENS W. WilllOO. C.M. 541--0MJ . . '64 lMPALA z.dr Hrdlp. Pwr. HB $$ CASH $$ 6-WEEJ<S. SHtn's. FOR Rent. Adult1. VERY ltece Cars, Rocle 9620 ~~· Baubtok 6t7~a81ns~s· clean! HOUSEKEEPER, clean, LIES. Days or atternoont. neat. Refet'l!nces. Min 2 P&rk Lido Conval Center. ...A_pp_ll ... aft_c_• ____ 1_100_ 548-llOl aft 6iJlll Cll' wlmds. REASONABLE. 381 Hamil-"ma · · ~ • riel· We p~ cUh for: •• ton, CM. l92'f (T) Ford Rodlh:r. '56 CHEVY Sta Wag, V-8 ., Fumtture 11' Appllanca o-1125 N~ bod1 abell, otherwile auto. trlr hitch, heater. days week Call bet 4 I: 6 466 F1agshlp Rd. NB 642~ RENT m 4) 642-0W MAINTENANCE M a n or ., Andquea ., Toola -~----------Tr1llen, Utility 9450 completely operat,\onal lllld 646-1969 alt 6 PM. ONE ITEM or -P U REBRE D Dacbtlbund tn Xlnt nmninc condition .• 65 IMPALA 2 Dk, Fict air. Wanted babvmttt>r my home Couple tor Motel AptJ. 2319 TV'a • ~I • W a 1 be r 1 1 •· Dcyen • Dilh•uben. Op. COMPLETE HOUSEnJL. puppin. $10. No papen.. '64 trnL Trailer, all steel. $300. Call U 8-aJ23 alt 6 pm V-8, while w/red. Loaded! vicinity d Clt>U ScboOl Nrwport Blvd. C.M. 673·~ Uca to tlQJ. n. ~ Mon thnl Fr1 ll AM·SPM H -..1- Call ~T~48 or 827.mt 543-6415 Comm!)'. mfi. Canvu cov- A• 1 t ....... .~ .. OU!-• • • O -,• 010( 23,000 ml. $1995. 642-4849 e PISTOL RANGE e AKC Stand· brn. male ~ • on. -,_......., ~ tran1. 892-3617 aft s pm Agtncf", M. W. 7SSO envwnon's e R.N. SUPERVISOR. rif. 18'71 HAltBOR, C.M. Learn to handle flttarms pood)ea. g WQ.: or trade T-·-1..-9500 -------1 CHRYSLER shi ft. Park Lido Convale!-W"tlnghouse dry9r ett1t Center 466 naphlp Rd. Elec. $40. 543-m& with SAFETY. Families att Ii.ma val. SIOO. MT.el -"~------------------ cordlally Invited. SAMOYED r>UPPID/5-wU. '62 FORD i PU. Mew tlrea. WE p A Y '87 Imperial Crown 4 dr HIT Newport Be1ch. 642-80« KITCHEN HELPER, woman J0.45 Park Lido Convale'" MANY OPENINGS cent Center -466 Flagship Rd, Med It D tat Anti Tellera Newport Beach 64.2·8044 en • • Ins. Secy, Steno. JIOUSF:l{EEPEr.. LIVE-JN. Engrs, Sr Coat Acnt. Drafblo ~luat b4' able lo dri\•e $300 men, Tronlc IMJ>, Toolmak· mo. 64U083 or ~l en.. M&cb Op'1, Ship/Rec BABYSmER. Uv• In or out. Clk. -------,.-~--5 da11. Cotta Meaa. Salary -----open. penn position. ~5953 Schoof .. lnatrudfoft 7600 -=-------'---:__,..----. --_...._......... e WAITRESS, Apply in per- son. MESA LANES 1703 S~perior, C.M. M.T.I. Bualn•u School• e mM Pro&?'&mmins • mM Keypunch e PBX Typing lJABYSlITER, my home, days. Prefer over 23 yrs old Co1t1 Mesa 543-1445 LADY to care tor 2 chll· __ 5_4_1 _·2_6_7...:.2 __ dren, 3 days a week. C&ll INDIVIDUAL leuons <1 'venln11. 646-1.293 trial). ChlJCOl\t 10 • Letson WOMA N w/car for h1eele&n-'l)rplns School, 173 Del Mar IOlf 'At day a wk. SI for CM. 548-2859. ftt\&. Sl~/hr. 494-8673 COMPLETE Secretarial or llABYSrITER. w1J1led fn my Bmshup. Polly F.·test Bual· homr. 1 Olild. ~ & 4 dys \\k, nes1 College. ~8-9723 7.:t No wl't'knrls. 64G-41!l:-i TA HITIAN and e e e e ---------• e e llULA LESSONS White elephants? Dime-a-line CALL 64()-201 2 1110 MAHOGANY Chl~le dlnlnc chain (SI , Including hMt and holte11 • need re- tlnlahlnl' ind reoonrtnr n6 Antiqut Mahoe dlnins ta- ble, Sheraton 1tyle, 3 ex· Jn lflV'tl $250. 494-3248 evn. • wken!U. ANTIQUES It UNJQ~ Vlalt u~ 11t ttle ASUIL ~ E. lTU! Sl, CM COSTA MESA CUN ROOM PURE BRED· BEA\1rIFUL kinrpinl. mutn.r. sood bocb' TOP Air, F\ill/pwr, auto speed 1666 Newport BJ. 8*-1933 SNOW wtnTE. ~ sz;o or belt ofter. 926 E. control. Ma&lc ty1 dimmer 5 pert mate'& dla Mt in pLa-BOXER Pups, loving pets; Oceanfront lower Apt. (End adjust wheel, Wonder bar tirrum wed band. ~I carat AKC, f'lashy finm, <.'lite of 'B' St.} Balboa P\!M. radii), cont. · Leu • mo old. total. Cott $400, aeU • $1.95. f.cft: reuonable 6'16-1.m after 2:l> p RI GE Thia beautiful blue auto Is Autumn hue mink stolt>, -.61__..,C,...M_C,,.........P-U-. -w-h-t,-8..,.., ""'bed~. ab9olu~ly 11><>llea. Trul)' coat $550 ~u $200. 673..s900 Monet ll30 etor'<I 3 )'Tll. Contractor. In 1howroom condition. Or· KTRBY vacuum clullft' wfth Tool bn. ant offer. islnal owntr w/aacrlfice attachmentl. Tak.e OYtr ~y. GEN'Jl.E 881 quarter bone 546-4121 tor contnct balance. , . mf'n!JI of S'l .50 l>t'r month !'I" C.ldlng: ..:Int addle ' --------FOR NICE CARS 4!M-5951 $57.20 c:Mh. Credit Dept. inn. Well tr;iined. HlO . « OfEVY 1966. I( Ton. V-8 AND TRUCKS ~.sa~CHR=Y::-::S:---:09-= .• p,_,,ASS ___ W_A_G. 535-7289, A~tw-lm. be-tit offl'I'· C.all: 54'-9433 Law mlltait . McDonald Pwr Brakea/Steer'it. R.HI. IOOA Camper. Bo-th ~ent Any Mike er Model Auto. Good cond! 5.16·3052 Pl11nn rmt11la, from ~ mo. PERUVIAN Appa • 6 eonct. $2885. 648-8176 • GOUl..D MUSIC COMPANY mo11. coll: ~ell spotted. Best CONNELL 2045 N. Main. Santa Ana off~ ovrr s100. 847-«151 1965 EL CAMINO CHEVROLn 547.Q68l n....0 EVns. R11dlo. Ht>~ter. V.S. Auto. CONTINENTAL "'V" T 0 $l650 * 64Z-84-41 TRANSPO!tT A I N 2821 Htrbor ltvd. COSTA MISA THE DOWRY CHEST ANTIQUl!S Pr9cll~ Plano $95. GOULD MUSIC COMPANY 9520 * '65 CONTINENTAL. Excrl cond, ruu pwr Incl ll1'8IS nnd windows, fee air. SJ<IO(). Pvt pt,y. S46-505() Now Open! 501 31st St., N.B. 2045 N. MaJn, Santa Ana Bolts & YKhts 9000 547-()63t Opeu Eves. _M_u_•l_ca_l_l_na_t_. ___ 1_12_s OVER 900 local bolt .Ups USC! \3 rt. Boston Whaler 40 hp. WALKER PAINT, ns W. EvenNdt, nt?"' fU1l canviu NEW ()rptMl1 ~ectrlc Cul· 16th, "'-·•• M-· ... ~., "178 and liithts, asking nlXXI. tu. Sacr1tloe! 1Jaed l monttl. ~... ~-'""" 842·7019 HA1TON CAMPER SALES TELESCOPIC CA.'1PERS NOW ON DISPLAY 222 W. Wlbon, C.M. 548--0.143 SUO. S33-m92 NEARLY n"° cpl'g. approx -18-. -G-1..AS--f'·A-R__,fi,-~al-,-a~-r -5-e- l"!O &q·)'di.. Stove. Rd~ii. d ---------Pltnoe I 01'91nt 1130 Bumc·bech. Q.3-liiOl dan, 0 .B : ~all!· COfl • O!-BfG SALE Oft all MONARCH ldn.11 nwrlf't ~ Eve. CAMPERS In stock at DeaJ. PRJVATE PARTY WANTS • STEAM ENGINE • 1967 C:IMspnr Avalon. '1\1 ('r's prlCH this week only! TO BUY PIANO FOR CASll. 1 Locomobll~. 67J..S730 Mf'n-. All e?tlrn~. Take ovc-r Hnllon C11mper S11l1!11. m \V 543-9335 1--CHARGE rr! payments. 616"8289 Wl111<in, CM 543-3043 546-1203 ------* '66 CONTINENTAL. -~ SiLUNG? LOADED: * PVT-PTY. WE'llE IN DESP!:RAT'P: * Best Olin ovtr $3900. NEED OF YOUR USED KT g.zm or Kf !l-1714 JMPORT OR 4 WHL DRJVE ·61 SEDAN, wht/hlk I-wht VEHICLE. TOP CASH DOL-Int. Air, pwr. !>Paul. cnr. LAR. CALL 616-9308. 1966 Xlnt cond. $1:\..'iO. 548--5122 _H_A_RB_O_R_a_v_o_ .• _c_.M_. __ DIAL direct 642-56711. Chllrgf u.. DAU Y PILOT yuur ad. then alt back and 01111tned listen to the phone ring! OLDSMOBILE '60 Olds. Perfect mechanical cond. m dl:I, $22 mo. Dlr. 494-5951. .. '64 ctm..A.S.5 4-cpd. Map, Fibezwnlc, Air, Stereo. Xlnt cond! 548-0039 evea. •, PLYMOUTH * '62 PLY. FURY CONV. $700. White, Co o d Ures. XLNT cond. * 646-8677 • PONTIAC ROY CARVER PONTIAC 2925 Rarbor 8 1., Calta M• Kl 6-4444 Orange County'• E>ccluanw Dealer tor Rolla • Royoe lllld Bently. RAMBLER SPECIAL FACTORY BUYS ~se from 23 n('W low mtlr-- aRe Ambassadors. ~Is 6 Marlins, 2 drs, 4 dr 1edan1. With or wilhout air conJ All the~ 1:an1 are fully equipped Ii factory warrant· ~. HURRY tor lhe beat selecllon. Holiday S1l11 & Service 1969 lf11rh<'tr C.M. 642-6023 T·BIRD '66 L•ndau. $2950 New rna .. AC. &II pow11r. F.xl'ellent C'Onrl. 6i;).3'260 DON'T ,1tiv'! It nway, 1:1!1 IJlllC'k l'11sh for II ll'llh a D111ly PUot wont Ad! 642·5678 OJ\ILY PILOT EDITORIAL PA.GE Halloween at Its Best For the older generation, Halloween tomorrow eve- ning recalls soaped windows, overturned outhouses, wagons hoisted onto roofs, air let out of tires and some- times more serious deviltry. It also recalls macabre costumes. goblins. black cats. lighted pumpkins, trick or treat and bobbing tor apples in a tub. Halloween was born in fear and superstition. The Celts of ancient England and northern France believed that, starting at the last day of October. Samhain, Prince of Darkness and Lord of Death, would rule for the next six months. The first night of his relgn, he summoned the deceased and punished the wicked. The worst offenders were transformed into black cats. Later. the Romans marked the end of the harvest with great festivities for Pomona, goddess of fruits and J::ardens. Apples and nuts were among her favorite Jrifts. When the Roman Empire spread over the British Isles. in the first century, Pomona's holiday and the day devoted to Samhain were blended into one. Still later. in 853 A.O., November 1 became a Chris- tian holiday to honor all saints -All Hallows. The preceding night, All Hallow Even, remained a non- religious celebration, however. It combined elements from many sources to give us the trappings we asso- ciate with Halloween today. The finest addition to the Halloween tradition came in 1950. That year a few American boys and girts de- voted their fun to the world's less fortunate children. They collected all of $17 for the United Nations Inter- national Children's Emergency Fund (UNICEF). Last fall, 3.5 million American children in more than 13,000 communities raised several million dollars for UNICEF. Still operating with an annual budget equivalent to what is spent on world armament in just two hours of one day, UNICEF has nevertheless continued to reach millions of needy children and mothers through more than 500 lon)?-range programs in more than 100 countries of limited resources. The millions of American children. preferring to share instead of scare, have produced these results with their UNICEF collectiom: -More than 200 m i 11 i o a dliJdrm vaccimded against TB. -Some %Z million pel'IODI DWJd Cram ta blJnd. ness of tracboma. -More than 100 mlllion peaple saved from I.be crippling effects of yan. The list goes on and on. There an u..e wbo wuald deny these benefits became u.e, •'t approwe ol the United Natiom. which ii mer8y Ille distrillating and coordinating ag~nL 1bat. ln tndla. ii visitiDC tbe sim of the fa the rs on innocent dliJdra. In UNICEF-aided cowdries. tllle emt ol saving a child's life can be lea than the price ol a pmitage stamp or an ice cream oooe -or Ille c:aady "trata .. given al Halloween. EnCOllraging our cb.iJdrm aat maly lo laave tradi- tional fun of the ~vandal variety cm HaDowem bat also to fight hunger. misery cti• ru and toaance in the underdeveloped .-oriel ii dlarader-baildinC al it.a best. Sen. Kuchel Comes Home An old and familiar name baa ... qooled an ~ California during the past leV1!l'al ..U. lt's the name of Sen. 'l'hmw ltacM. wllO bas been mating a variety of ~w in Im bome state, apparently in beba1f of bis c-.Macy in tbe 118 election. The senator baa been malring lleadlines -and sense -everywhere be goes. Be m spoken oat cm Vietnam in easy-to-understand.. firm lmgaap. He baa had helpful commP.Dta.ry on local ~ thcmgld- ful remarks on Republican P'tt.iidmtial rhallC'f'S. aa California water problems and cm a variety ol aCher' pertinent topics. We'd like to iiee and bear IDOft ol llim. Ena O.C. who admire most of bis wo~ iJI Walllingt.on 1ft1llld lib to bear a personal report more ofta than once every six years. Newspapers Ge~, Blamed for All Tlwy'll Make WavesAnwng lnveswrs la Edtleation and Claild-Rearing From time to time, a newspaper will pubLish a notice on its editorial page pointing out thot the opinions expressed by its columnists do not necessarily reflect the viewpoint of the paper itselC. This is a proper, and sometimes necessary, thing to do. Newspapers get blamed for everything that ap- pears in their pages -including t.he weather report, if it happens to be wrong that day. But this works both ways. Colum· nists, as well as other members of that melancholy breed known as the "working press." often are publicly castigated for viewpoints expressed by their papers. over which they have no control. I HA VE STOOD UP to lecture in cl· tics where I scarcely k.new the paper In which my column appears, and memb~rs of the audience would up· braj1t me for that paper's stand on fluoridation of the water supply or its Near Eastern policy. Will Rogers is the only man r can think of who had the sense. and the humor, to do something about the troublesome situation, when he was writing a daily column of brief com· ments for many papers throughout the country. When The New York Times disa· vowed responsibility for one of Will's columns. he sat down in his Beverly Hills home and wrote a letter to The Times, which was solemnly printed in its Letters to the Editor section. RE WROTE: ''I would like to slate to the read· ers of The New York Times that I am in. no •a.y responsible for the editor- ial or political policy of this paper." "l allow them free rein as to their opinion, so long as it is within the bounds ol good subscription-gather· ing." "But I want lt diJtinctly understood that their policy may be in direct con· trast to mine. Their edJtoriah may be put in purely for humor, or just to fill space. "Every paper must have It! Vari· ous entertaining features, and their editorials are not always to be tak· en seriously, and never to be con- strued as my policy -WILL ROG- ERS." Most columnists have wistfully yearned to make the same public statement from time to time -at least until most readers recognize that the function of a responsible newspaper is not to enforce unanimi· ty of opinion upon it! writers, but to allow the expression of divergent views so tllat the public is given a chance to make up its own mind. Africa Improves Roads WINDHOEK. Southwest Africa - Within three years motorists will be able to drive on good all · weather roads Crom the Southernmost tip of Africa to the Equator The long.awaited road -approach· ing half the length of Africa -will go from Cape Town, South Africa, to Noqui, 2,000 miles away on the Con· go River to Angola. Known as the ''Great North Road." it will have tremendous trade, mili· tary and tourist significance. In mak· Ing the trip, one will be able to see almost every animal in Africa from the roadside or in nearby national game reserves. WINDHOEK, THE "administrative" •:apital of Southwest Africa. will be the half-way point where travelers will be able to rest ln the most mod· ern accommodations. ranging from Dear Gloo1uy Gus: Each Southern Californian head· lng for Nevada hopes that Lady Luck wiJI allow him or her to make a kllllng. The casino op- erators also revere Lady Luck because she's their patron saint -and no foolingl In fact , sht's Lady Sure Thing. -H. B. McO., Jr. fhl' ,.,II,,,. rtllft1> ruft~ ....... Hf ftf''<~"'' 1111.. •I Ille ,.....,11111tr. S...- YCI" HI -•• It GINm, Ow. Ol fly ,.Utt, I , luxury hotels to small motels. Today Ole journey is a challenge to the hardiest motorist. Tomorrow the wonderful attractions, lMluding rock paintings as old as man. along the route will be accessible t-0 Ole av- erage family a ;i small car in search of both the old and the new. Work on bringing the full length of the "black top" and "gravel" roads up to useable condition is now mak- ing good progress in both Southwest Africa and Angola. Driving up the "Great North Road" today, the motorist already has a beautiful asphalt highway from Cape Town, South Africa, to Violdsdrift on the Orange River. Then comes grad- ed gravel, more black top, and !Mn more gravel. THE WORST PART of the road ill on the Angola side or the border. In tJ1e dry season it has back and car· spring breaking ruts. Jn the rainy sea- son. it is impassable for ordinary ve- hi clc-s. The recent discovery of oil off the coast of Portuguese Angola near Lu- anda is expected to speed the devel· opment of the ''Great North Road ." South Africa, which imports all of its oil. plans to use the road to truck oil into Southwest Africa and wettern parts of South Africa. Completion of the road also will spur South Africa to seek closer political an<l miUtary ties with Portuguese· controlled Angola for its own defense, according to ofJicial~ here. Paul Scott Two Or~ Cout pn6:11na. .-a mathematician. the oCtw:r • _. mist. have co-autbond a IJIOllk wllidt seems destined to make a 1111 of waves in the now 1arp oeea fff ilt- vestors nationwide.. They are Edward 0. Tllarp. Che aa- thor of "Beat tbe Dealer" -die book that set Lu Vegas • its ar by Ms s1ra.tegy for winning at Che game ., Twenty-One -and SllNll T. Kas- souf. Their book purports te hr die first scientific wilming atod martd .system perfected by mafhrmaCXs. economics, and eJedJ unit compala' analysi.s. ''BEAT THE MAUET: A Scienbf- ic Stock Marat System'' (Bandola House. 211 pp. fl.95) detaila a mdb- od Whlch inve.ton CD follow and whereby "they can comistntty make large profits ia the stod marbt." The boot provides st.ep.by-ttt.p ia- structions. compleie with esplamtory tables and charts. ao that u illftSt« with a minimum SZ.000 ~ ac- count can caJTy oa tu. OW11 .ieftst .. ment program. The authon describe ia ddai.I ac- tual investments made by tbnn -oee more than doubled SUIO.Gm. Both authon are profes1on at the University or California. I r v i a e. where tbey met and perfected lbrir system; 'Thorp is profeuor of ma- thematic.I and Kauouf is auiA.aat professor of economics. "BEAT THE MABJrE1"" is t.br re- sult of five years' research and ac- tual market testing of their systmi_ Using the system for the past me years, their method has r.arned thma 25 percent a year -with .. losses. It remains profitable wbdber tbe mar- ket goes up or dowlt. and they dfm. onstrat.e that "it could haw ..,.-w with similar results sincr 19t6. •• The system copcems itself with ,.,,... vertible seewioo: iuues which enti- tle the holder to convert them inte shares of common stock: muaUy tM, have an expiration date by 1l'hida the rights must be eurcised. But the importance of the 1}'5tem lies in its ability to successfully IJ"(lict and an.· alyu the pritt ttlationships w h i c 11 exist between convert:iblie ittUrities and their common stock. AS THE EXPIRA 110N date ap- proaches. such convertible securities as warrants geMralJy bttome w-a valuable in price. Warrants are ia- sued by companies to stockholders and are sold on the market. Thel-ea. title the holder to buy at faxed p.nc:es shares or common stock. 1lte balic system involves buying on ma,...,,ia. which allows ~ buyer to pert op OD- ly 50 percent of the m1>1M"v C"Prtm overpriced expiring warrants and seD- ~ng them short fa method ror mu .- 1ng. money on stO<'h that fall in pric:e) wh1le also protecting ooe·s investrnmt by buying commOf'I 1tock. THE DANGERS OF sellinit ~hort are manr-H the stO<"k g()e') up. the investor 1s foT't'ed to cover hi.i mv~ ment by adding more and more money. But the authors belit\'t-that by proper mixing or ~nvertihle' with the.Jr c~mmon litock Uiese dang('n caa be avoided. Good DisCipline Is Essential BJ NOmJWlf NIXON, IL D. Wiim peeple ..,, ""Modern ddJdren ilftll, O!Uillc ......... 6eipline, ,, they malJJ Uft ja ..... ..,.. punlsb- mmt, or seftr'e c+.tiRmelll aod cu- tiptiae. Siace diadptine allo incJudes iastradioil ... tt.ereile designed to adline prGpa' c~ or a c ti o n, 101De pan!llb try rea•••ing. Others rd)' • drpr iwiJC a cbild of material lhiags or l*atal m -=ial compan- iombip tlna&b i8olatioD and .. ground- ing." Bcweva. nliance ·Clll any one type et disdphe uaaIIJ will not •crt.. hrtiadstJ wbea it't primar- ily Ole W09'kbld Yariety. QlJnE Of IM ~euive school .... N4 1f6 e:a-.i¥e penniuiv~ .eas ia blamed for ~ incrrGSe in jnai)e ddiaqwa.'J. yet most delin- .... ~ saw am iDlide of a pro-"81ift rclloll. A8d nearly all W'ft'e ...__ ., .... lun1t dildptine, in· ~ 9"ere ..,lieal paniabment. ~. Ure pendulum did niilg ,_ ,_ .... -parents and tacbas becw so afraid of their au· o..tty .... wUt it migbt do to their dildrnl that Ibey bardly dared to DJ ..._ .. to uytlliDg. Cam.man aense tells -. howner. lbat dlild:ren are mrasy wDoat limib for they lack a feeliDg of wwwit1. B.t -. the U.. Dedie, amfbarMariaa controls of the Yact.m era. IN IEnlNG Utlrrs to behavior, whether at home or in the class- room, rules and regulations should be simple and kept to the smallest poa- sitile number. The recent furore in a few scllools over the yard-ltick mea- 1uring of a boy's hair and a girl's skirt made the headlines, in contrast to the quiet conf'Orming to reasonable Um.Ju nt by administrators in otller higb schools. When necessary rules of behavior an establi&bed at home, in acbool or in the community, they should be en- forced consistently and firmly, with- out any apologies for reasonable de- mands. Whatever corrective musure is uaed , it should flt the infraction in a meaningful way. · LEGALL V, A LOCAL school board can exclude or expel unruly pupils for disobedience, profanity, assault on teachers or students, destruction of school property, or even smoking. Stu- ~u allo can be disciplined for get- ting dnmt, beating up other children on the way to and from school, or sellinf pot and other drugs. But ex· pulsioo usually is limited to tbose who have not reaponded to other disciplin. ary or therapeutic measures. The outcry in England against cor· poral punishment has been rJalni, ac- e<>rding to a recent Gallup poll. but the time-honored caning sWl prevaila. Actually, only two out of 3,000 head teachers voted against caning at an educators' confer~ in Loodon last summer. So Time magazine conclud- ed that "British buttoclta again will burn this school year." Some Orange County school boards also approve of spankings by a principal in certain situations, but usually with the par- ents' permission. LEARNING WHAT JS approved and what is disapproved la really not ~d for moat children. The problem is to make a youngster want to do the right thing. At home, Ole child learns easiest when his relationa with his parents are such um he wanta to. ple.ase them. The same thing ap- plies 1.0 school. Dr. John Fischer, president Of Tea· ch~s College, Columbia University, ~aid rece~Uy : ''An ~portant priority in education and child-rearing is sys- tematic action." He insists that adults must assume a istrong position of le.ad- ership and responsibility. And he rules out the child's domination ol his own upbringing and educatioo. To ac- complish these goals, good discipline is essential -discipline that is rea- sonCJble, appropriate, consistent, and administered without anger. NLRB May Be Replaced WASHINGTON -We. laid to think ., Clle ONiilb, .. tDtaJq unionized. Alllll ~ claminat.e the bead- ims.. Teadms strm. We are told a.at ad Jal' will be the wont of all .. major labor doppaga. s.t wba Che fads m-e namined ...e CM~ it is Wll that the per. c r•• el the DDO-agricuttaral wort ma ii,.... bu been drdlning . ~ siaee 1151. and ia 1981 IUC'b- -a llw el 21 perceat. Something like a lale lea a.a tine out of eYfr/ fO.., -agrit:albwal warbn are Ola oin.-lide ...._ . Tllil is mideadiag in that tbe ma- jlr ........ and many of the RT\'• ires are miwMi11ecl. and acting in con· eat. • e'ftll ia part. these unions allld paralyzie tbe major productive factljtirs of die eouub 1. The unions .. llaft pMtical iDOumce dilpropor· ....-fllf tbeir' aamben. 1A7r THE GROWING pm:enlafe of w'1as wllo are outside mdona is a mder' of tbe graftlt concern in Ille_... movement. There is nothing •·~ tnUJ in this. We have a tatal watt bu of about • million Jllld aa..t a miJlioa of thm1 are un- iallDed- ... diet the politicaJ climate is •• Ge.ryt! Pear George: I 9"* and asked you for the mod important piece of ad· Yicie ,.-coald gtve u a col· mallilt. YCMI Aid to malre sure die bl8d-par1 of the car· baa paprr faced AWAY from 1!JL Well. I think your stun ..,... rud bettn Ule reve.rH ....,, if yaa uk me! ANNOYED Dear Annoyed: Ye.all? Wdl. just wait unlil I manqe to write a column ·Nith lhe bl8d side or the carbon fac. ing AWAY from me. growing increaaingly hard for Wliorui. Thia waa reflected In the 1968 con-gr~aaional election. Unictn 'leaderabip may· lib. the 1981:outcollle even less. Orpnized labor. can•r get what 1t wanu ~om Cong?til, such u ,..peal of Section 14 (B) of the Taft..H.arlley Act. The congreasional trend is the otfiet'·W;ay, toward abolishing the Na- tional Labor Relations Board and re· placing it with a judicial labor court. THE WHOLE PROBLEM comes in· to focus in the J. P. Stevens & Com- pany cases which are before the U. S. Supreme. Court and due soon for some kiod of action or non.action. The St.evens textile company is headed by Robert T. Stevens, former secretary of the army, who in that capacity clashed w:ith the late Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy and brought him to politi· cal ruin. The mild·mannered Mr. Ste- vena is thus no mean antaeonist. The Stevens cases. hJghly compli· cated, boil down to the fact that the textile workers couldn't win elections in Stevens plants and blamed their failure on coercive actions by man- agement a.gainst employes. These em- pl~yes .. ellCt!l)tionally stubborn about unions, stand as a symbol of the in· ability of the big uniom1 to make a big breakthrougb in the new industri· al soutll. THERE RAVE BEEN many unbe- Uevabl,y ludicrous developments ln this flght which ha.a been rotng on for M\>eral yeart. At one at.age the NLRB solemnly proclaimed that hundreds of witnesse1. en ma11e. were separ- ately and coUectJvely lying on behalf of the S~vens company and all the union witnesses we'Ye teUlng the / truth. This conclusion was so obvl· ously open to quesUon that one exam· iner, Boyd Leedom, tried to justify it !n what must go down as a psycholo- gical confession of a very confused mind. The NLRB ordered Stevens compa- ny representatives to stand before their assembled employes and shame· Cacedly adm!t guilt of violating laws they ~ morally certain they did not violate~ . and to · declare that they would sin no more. Even the langu· age of the confession was dictated by NlRB in such humiliating terms as to gag Uriah Heap. SINC:E THEN, the NLRB, in an· other case, has backtracked on an even more ignominious requirement, obviously sensing that the Supreme Court would' take a dim view of com· pelUng anyone to confess guilt in this manner. . All !his has reinforced the growing view m Congress that the NLRB has exceeded aU bounds of quasi·judlclal behavior in so many cases that the courts cannot conceivably correct all the errors and injustices. Monday. October 30, 1967 I'he editorial paga of th.e Datlr Pilot &eeks to inJorm and &ttm- ulate rendcr1 by presenting this newspaper'• opinion• atui com- mcntar1J on topfo1 of interest, 'lttd signif tcance, btl providing a forum for t~ expreuion of our readert' optnfona. and b11 preuntittg the diver&« v1ew- roin U of informed obsttrver1 nnn spokesmen on topk-1 of tht dalJ. Rubert N. Weed, Publisher