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Home My WebLink About1967-06-28 - Orange Coast Daily Pilot-Newport BeachNewport Harbor Today's Closing VOL. 60, NO. 154, 6 SECTIONS, 70 PAGES UP'I Teloll.ie CAPTURED WEAPONS -Army Lt. Jerome Shomaker o! Newport Beach shows off three different kinds of weapons, made either in North Vietnam or Red China, abandoned b_v Communist troops after fierce battle with U.S. paratroop company in central highlands near Oak To, South Vietnam. Remarks Criticized Baccalaureate Rituals Come Under Scrutiny .. The traditional baccalaureate 1er- mon for graduating Harbo:· Area high school atudenta is under scrutiny. District trustees Tuesday night di- rected Superintendent Dr. Leland B. Newcomer to explore with local reli- gious leaders some manner of "find- ing a more suitable way'' to present the annual ceremony. The directive was issued in lhr wake of criticism at remarks 81 lhP most recent baccalaureate sermon by the Rev. James H. Lamberth. He told the audience, compo~ed nr graduates and parent.<1 in the NoWpOrt- f.' & Unilied School District, that hi!i aermon was aimed primarily at Chri~ tian11. He invited those of other faiths to leave if they wished. When no one left. he asked. ''Where's your courage?" Rev. Mr. Lamberth later said h11; in· tf'otion was "to recognize the plurality of religious comm unities present. tn 1tate my own stance·within the Chri&- tian tradition. and in a humoroui; aside also to recognize those wtio may hold no religious affiliation." His introductory remarks were fol- LOOKING UP-Mar6hall Nol- ler ts framed by charred lim· hm; nr ceiling through wh1rh flames chcwrc-1 in 'l'uesrla 1 aft. Prnonn blaz" ~I NPwport Beach's Balboa Bay Club. lowed by a ~ennon whlcti edlJcators and parents said was excellent. Mr Lamberth is Jlliaister at Christ Church by t.he Sea, Community Methodist. Dr. NewcolJ\er told tr1.1stee6 he had received numerous ph9T1e calls as did oUier district ·ooucators. He also rt'- ce1ved four letters from parer L'i wtin "expressed concern ." 1'rustee Earl G. Pf'terson remarkrd Tuesday night. "It 1s extremely 11n· fortunate the remarks were made They certainly didn't help us." Dr. Newcomer suggested the dii::· trict "take more precautions .. 81 fu- ture ceremonies. and board President .James W. Peyt~m said that apologiei; should be offered t-0 anyone offended by the incident. Commented one trustee ... I can't quite satisfy mysetr that this is a cer- emony which serves its function May- be each churC'h could conduct its own baccalaureate service." The ceremony evolves from an era when denominational rolle~es provid- ed their graduates a religious mes- sage before their departure. IC i ~ h schools have traditionally cootinued (Set RITUALS, Pafe %) OAILY P'ILOT ..... i.. •v Rldl•rf IC_ .. , LOOK ING DOWN -S ant a Ci ani; incongruously waves anrl ~miles from storagr area in .:it11r of ~alho;i Bay Cluh l\S Newport f ire Marshal \V f. · Bill" Noller in~pecls damage. EDITION N.Y. Steeks NEWPORT IEACH, CAUF-ORNlA WEDNESOA Y, JUNE 21, '1967 rEN CENTS -Red Offensive Smashed Marines, Bonibers Team Up in Attack ~ SAIGON (UPI) -U. S. Martnt. and bombers smashed a Comnnmltt force attempting to regain tbe ollm· sive on the Vietnam war's b.loodillct battlefield, American military apokef- man said today. A company of leathernecks jumped on North Vietnamese troops IPOtted near Hill 881. the strategic mountain just below the North-South Vietaam CofC Told i Of Crowded -Hospital Ry JOANNE SBA" 01 TM D•llY ,..._ ,_ I loag Memru-ial Hospltal ii fl'VW- crowded to the point that 9GIM pa- tients are on a waiting lilt let be ad- mitted and some of those ,.11e b.ave been admitted must be kept in the halls for lack of bed space. Newport Harbor Chamber of Com- merce members · were giv• these facts today during a breakfast meet- ing held at the Balboa Bay Qub. In an attempt to keep pece with the growing oeeda of the ai.1pt.al brought on by the Orange 'f!'Aanty population boom, hospital=•· tors are seeking funds to the 270-bed facility to 5.S2 beds. To this end they have fol'J1\fJCI thP "552 Club," composed of Newport residents wbo have pledged '1'1....a year or mon toward the bGlllltl fund. MEMBERSHIP Encouraging membership in the club, Harry Babbitt, an officer ol the ~ Club, explainell tD chamber me.mben Uiat &be pwpoee of the br-eakfast meeting wu ~ tie the community into a cJoeer partnership with the hospital thrftgb under- standing." Hospital Admin.istntor Mrs. Wint- fred Bacon ou~ Heag's need for expansion. She stated that while the hospital's load is being lightened by Huntington Beach'a hospital, Hoag is still OVef'CTOWded. The original Jtitcheo. which was built to serve a facility of 75 beds and which has not been expanded, is now !ierving betweea 1,000 and 1,500 meals each day, she pointed out. Mrs. Bacoo further explained that because tbe hospital is a noo-prolit organi~tion. its administraton can- ( See HOSPITAL. Pace %) :Firemen Quell Attic Blaze At Bay Club 1 took Newport beach firemen four minutes to douse an attic blaze th a t ale its way through the celling of th• Balboa Bay Chrb's main bar late T11r~ day afternoon. Four fire trucks and .a rescue vr- hicle rolled lo the scene after the alarm was sounded shortly befor• ' p.m. Witnesses said large puffs of namr belched from the hole in the celling. Firemen said damage was limite<f to a portion of the bar's ceiling ~n<f the attic, wtUch serve~ 11s an eqUJpl · ment storage area. Cause of the blaze was t.entalivel" attributed to a loose air blower brll that may have become too hot from friction ·as ii napped free. sparkini: the fire. Damage wu estimated .at ,1,000. 2 Armed Bandit.!" Rob Restaurant f11slomf'rs and employf'11 at thr Ir> ternational House of Pancakes ,,. Santa Ana were forced to lie on thr rioor Tuesday evening u two armrrt bandits ordered a waJtress to hand over cash. Police said the two men ned on font with $443.50 from the cash reg1strr There were no injuries. The bandits entcml lhr 1.11!\ \ M:tin St eatery at 10:05 p m .. 11r>ri hnth p111lf''1 pi11tols. WitnP~!ie~ werr 1111 ablt to g1·•, detailt'd de~cnrtionc. border wtiere seven weeks ago ma-n.a IUff ered a record 131 men kill- ed and 'HI wounded in a week-lon~ battle that brought death to more than a Communists. 'nte spokesman said that in the new fight, the Marine company reinforced by 200 more leathernecks kilJed at least 1.8 or the Nortti Vietnamese who had sneaked back into the area. The ~tUlered 10 men l&iDed and %f •• I. jet.a bomltld tbe Com- munW farce during lbt ftgbt and «baaed tbem in their Oigbl In other actioo, allied forcu cor· 1tend and battled about tOO Commu- nists just 1J» miles north of Saigon ~ day. American forcea killed 80 other Communists in scattered combat, and U.S. jets Oew 17.6 missions against N«tb Vietnam Tuesday. The planes (or tbe fourth time in m days pound- ed the key North Vietnamese Nam CHRISTY HEADS HOME -Mrs. Retty Blakeney (left) escorts her famous daughter, Christy Chrestenseri. looking thin but healthy, from Mount Sinai Hospital to CM for ride from Los Angeles to their home on Balboa Isl.ind. Fun for Christy Life Normal for Bal Isl" Coed By JF.ROME COLL.IN~ 01 ... De1tr P'lllf Mefl For the f i r :.. t time in y~.an. hr• 11e-emed oo.-mal today fM C h r i 11 t ~ Yacht Heading For Port After Storm v Ordeal The ~Coot ketch Ta·aroa. out nf Newport Beach with a crew of three Newport Beach women. a fonner na- val officer (J'om Sydney. Australia. and owner-skipper Jack Sederlund aboard, was expected to make port in Australia today after ndin~ out a cyclone in the Coral Sea. The yacht was taken rn tow lair Tuesday by a trawler after 11 lay dead in the water for several hours and in danger of being dashed ont.o t,reach ,rous reefs or the South Queensland coast by wind-whipped heavy seas. Reported unhurt in earlier dispatch- es were former school teachers Chris Dalby and Nancy Spencer and execu- tive secretary Barban Zimmer. TM Newport women signed on as cr?w- men for tbe boat's aro11nd-the-w0fkf cruise which sl4rted in NPwport Har· bor 1''eb. 24. 1!166 No furthrr reportc "ere a' a1lable today out of Bnsbane. Chrestense11. In fact. it was better than that. The Balboa lslantl girt was out sho~ pmg and sightseeing with her Ciance. Air Force man Thomas Griffin, who is home on leave. Griffin. wbo like Christy. ls 19, was among the first to greet the Orange Coast College coed after her arrival hom.: late Tuesdoy following recuper- ation from a kidney transplant opera- tion at Ml Sinai Hospital. Mrs. Betty Blakeney, Clv'isty's m~ lher. said the two young people prob- ably wollid be together most or the day "just shopping and being with each other." Mrs. Blakeney. who has three other children. was donor or Chrfsty's new kidney. which replaced the girl's two noo-functiorung kidneys. The opera- tion was the sevenUl transplant to be performed at Mt. Sinai. Five surgeons participated in the double operation. The nine-hour surgery took place six weeks ago. f'or a few rtay~ followin~ it, physician~ watche4 to set whether ti "'ould be successfu). A_-cording to Mrs, :Rlakenry. rhm- ty·s ll<'W kidne} "is now doing beau- tifully." And ao is Christy. whose medical t xpenses will be met wittl the Chris- ty Fund's $33,<D>. The money was contributed hy thousands of Orange County r1tizrni1 following a pubiic plea from Mn . Rlakf'ney la~t Au~11st Thr run11 i~ nnw ~ing h,ld 10 tr11~1 ts.>~ CHRtsn ·. raie ~1 \. Dinh power plant 43 rn11et toutheut to Hanoi. A Marine-South Vietnamese patrol spotted the Communi!t :arce pushing near Hill 881 Tuesday, spokesmen said. The patrol had been bunting Communist mortar crews harassing Khe Sanh. The big Marine bastion has been the target of repeated drives by unita of the five North Vietnamese divi.&ions bated on the border area One Held In Patrol Murders RIVERSIDE (UPI) -A 23-year- year-old woman has been arrested on a narcotics charge by federal agents seeking clues to Ole execution of two border patrolmen in a lonely moun- tain cabin, it was disclosed today. Eleanor Virginia Bono was arrest- ed Tuesday night at her home in nearby Perris, by federal agents wtlo had gone there with a search war· rant that specified they were looking for border patrol equipment among other things. The liearcb warrant was obtained Tuesday afternoon from \I.S. Com- m issioner John B. Morgan here. 1l stated the agents had reason to be- lieve that in the Bono home waa con- cealed "marijuana. submachine gun1 . . . and missing items from border patrol victims-border patrol badges. revolvers, flash.light, credentials. a clipboard, two sets of car .keys and 1 govenwnent credit card. - Federal agents declined to disclose what they found at the house durinR their esarch other than 25 pounds of marijuana. Mrs. Bono wag arraigned today before Commissioner Morgan on 11 federal charge of receiving and con· <:ealing the 25 pounds of marijuana. Her bail was set at $.5,000 and 11 preliminary hearing was scheduled for Aug. 18. The two patrolmen were shot to death while they were handcuffed to- gether around a stove in a cabin near Anza, Calif. The pair had disappeared from a checkpoint they had set up on California 79 west of Warner Sprints in San Diego County. June 17. Their bodies were found two day~ later but an autopsy indicated they had been slain sometime June 17. The victims were Theodore Newton .Ir., 25, and George Azrack. 22. both of Fallbrook. Calif. STOCK MARKETS NEW YORK (AP) -The stock market strengthened a bit J.n moder- ate trading late this afternoon. (See quotations. Pages 14-15.) 'nle averages moved barely into the plus column after having been slight- ly lowef' during early tr:idinf?. Orange Coast Weather .Just more of lhe same, shrugs forecaster Art Eichelberger when approached a bou t Thurs- day's weaUier picture. That means low clouds and fog In the morning, making way for sunny afternoons and warmer temper- atures. INSmE TODAY The Costa Mesa Civic Plav- house climcued it.3 second suc- cessf ul St'aso11 wzth the presen- tati011 of nwards (01\ .... top ptr- formances. Srr E11terQl.i11m n t. Page 13. llrtl>s .. ,,,_ ........ \I 11 .. """ 1r ""'Vlei ,, ,., ....... i. I M1tlVll F.,., ... .. Cl•~tll• U·ll Htllonll Newt )..4 Ctmlcs " Obll1Hrle1 IO , .... ~ ,. Or111te C-ty It P'•tt•rn• )t Olventt II P'l1y llevi.. ' l •ll O-r ?O SY!Yla ... .., •• u 11ene1 ..... ,, S.clel ...... »->t . .,,,,,.,""""' IJ SP9'1\ . Moll l'fftl ftCe ... ., Sled! Mer1tetl 14-U ,,,.. C•'" .. Tell•ltlofl ,. Htn e "'''"' 1l TllHltrl JI """ l•"*" " '"'" TiM 11 l•ll•n I• w ....... J Mt" '" S1rvtc1 11 w ..... ....... .. . t \ i OAIL.Y PILOT WedM~. Junt 28, 1%7 ~~~~~~--~~ Ex-N ewpo.:t C~uncilrnaµ_ . Dick Whitson Dies at 73 Former Newport Bua city coun- cilman and OD&time Reodenous Ballroom operator E I m e r Bruce "Dick" Whitson died today at Hoag Memorial Hospital He was 73. He IUCCUDlbed following a, brief UJ.neu. Two ,_... ago be ntired u a New· port city building inspector. He joined the building department. in llMO, after having served a full four-year term on tile City Council Mr. WbitlClll m_.gect tbe Rets- voua, wbicb ,,. destro,ed by fire Jut JUI', during the 0 Blg Band" •a of the late 30's and early tO'a. Long active in civic affairs, be was a charter member of American Le- gion Post 29l tnd for a per<id s«Ved a.a Balboa Postmaster. Two years ago, be received an award from the Newport Harbor Ex- change Club in recognition of his civic leadenbip. ReceatJy be mahliabed a ntaaing lclJolarsblp at Oraqe Coast College. P'1meral 8el'Vices will be conducted at Brenna Colonial Mortuary in Santa Au. The Rev. Robert Bonball. of the Epilcopal Oiarcb of the Meedah, Santa Ana. will officiate. Interment will follow st Fairhaven MemOl'W Part in Orange. · Mr. WhitllOD'a 1urvtvon include hi.a Widow, Greba. of 1be family bome, 434 Santa Ana Ave., Newport; a E. a. WHITSON Ex-Rendnvovs Mtn•e-r daughter, Patricia Wall, Orlando, Fla.; a mter, Martha Whit.son, San- ta Ana; a brother, Robert Whitson. · Oceana, Cailf.: two stepchildren, Jane Dodd, Newport, and Loring J. Dale, Bakersfield. and two grandsooa. . 5 Cars Burn As County Firebug Strikes Again Orange County's "Thursday Morn- ing Fire Bug" apparently struck Wed- nesday in Anaheim. Five can were heavily damaged in two different blaua early t b i a morning. Fire Ll Norman Cook ;s working on the theory that an uni- dentified caller who reported a blaze at ll88 N. Lombard St ii the arson..at •ho has left a fiery path ol destroyed automobiles across northern and cen- tral Orange County during recent weeb. '1be call came at 3:29 a.m. T hr t t can and a garage were damaged. At 3:24 a.m. the fire department answered a call at 2318 W. Greenacre Sl, where two can were damaged. There were no injuries. The method of operation seems to match the wort of an anon.isl who torched C can on May is, causing thousands of dollaa in damage but w eddiiig Ring Lost on Beach Wu he a aleigbt-of-band artist, or did abe misplace the ring? Mta. Charlotte A. Stamm of S a n Bernardino told Newport Beach po- lice M01$y that abe is missing her $5CX) wedding ring. She said abe was lying Oil the 40th Street beach one day last week when a youth a to ~ yeara old sprang over to her blanket to retrieve a vol· leyball. The ball had bit her purse, spilling its contents onto the beach blank.et. The young man regained ~ ball. and bounced back to bis volleyball same with other young men neari>y. The ring, with one large diamond and 18 small stones, was in her purse at the time it 91>illed, she said. DO injury. Other smaller incidellU of fires in can have been reported throutbout north Orange County. uaually between 2 and 4 a.m. In one incident, the arsonist telephoned firemen to HY when be planned to stop. He noted that be bad l!parked bla.zes in other cities. Ll Cook t.bia · morning refused to d,iaclose the conversation with an un- identified caller who phoned with in- formation on the L o m b a r d Street fires. Abortion Death Plea Ordered For July 10 Dr. Heney Holder, 42, bas been or- dend to enter a plea July 10 to charges be committ.ed five abortiom. Ind~ aoe ftich_aJicedly cost 1be life of a Cal State Fullerton coed. Holder, pu.bliaber of the San Bernar- dino Tribune and member of the San Bernardino city planning commission. wu alJo charged with one count of second-degree murder at his &rraign- ment Monday. He wu indicted last Thursday by the county Grand Jlll"Y for the death of honor coed Sandra Sty. 19, daughter of. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Sty, of Gar- den Grove. She was admitted to Orange Coon· ty Medical Cent.er where she died of the effect. of ao incomplete abortion performed fO\U' days earlier. The prominent physician also was charged with performing abort.Ions on four other Southern California women. His arrest climaxed a month-long in- vestigation by the San Bernardino police and district aUorney'1 office. Soft Sell Sam By THOMAS FORTUNE °' .,....,..., ........... "I'm 43 yurs old. lt'a about time I started making il" That ii bow Newport Be.acll resi- dent Marv Myers today described his lucceu.ful new career as a cartoon- ist. Myers ii the creator of "Soft-Sell Sam," a cartoon character wtio ap- pears daily In 2n American news- papers. "Sam" will appear in the DAILY PILOT, beginning Monday. Myers describes Sam as an inept salesman who floats from job to job .. •·sam baa a hard time in the busi- ness jungle." Myers says. "He end~ up spending quite a bit of time in personnel offices because this char- ourcK PEN-Newport Beach ca rtoonifit Marv Myers hastily ~ketches out idea for "Soft-Sell Sam,'' a rarto<m character who will debut Monday in the DAILY PILOT. ... t V'l • .. ~ .. .lll 1 -'l.'1 !4 :>.'.>'fr, -.~e xon~ .~ nI~l • "tl.U10 .~lorlnnt\ .• 'iJ'!)~ 11 lJf ,, -. • • •..+at Rat off wbDe ~ took s~e friealll .... BJ Bf. -. . "~ Badt Im W: 4 J111..J11 .ate • • .... mining from her ranaacted W-, ... • • •. 8be dls4»V•ed the ~ ton Beadl wlaow't life _ roam when she returned home from a..t tl1I tlfticerl be iNent iJlto the Plome Md_.. reading a newspaper ia the m.t niom when be beard _....._ ........ Be said be went out side ca dlect and found the ..-lndow f24 000 in used $3> billJ -was stol-a two-day trip Tueaday nigbl en 'from a . clOlet in her bedroom The money, in $2.000 bundles. 8P" while she was out of town. poDce u.ld parently ii untraceable. today The rear of Mn. Degred"1 eae-f«ted apm. The' distraught victim, 61-year-0 l d story. stucco home at 170ll 8 5L Mn. Elsie Degree(, ~ detectiYQ faces an alley. A fence. wit!! a l*l- ahe temporarily stored the moaey bl Jocked gate. rum across tt.e rear ol the. safe while cban&in& ~. tbe property· Ram called Ins grandmother. w b o r1lllbed -. ad called P._Ollce. Alie • lie Af• were Mii. Decreet's pe11 11· ,.._., lbree IDvw dollars Mrs. Deer-' wit:Mtew the mcmiey De~ves who awanned to t b • ... --• end> pieces. LaWsult SeekS To Save Life ' Of Murderer J From Wire Serri~ Condemned Santa Au -murderer Frederick Sa1erfieJd is one of three men named specriticall.J today in a suit aeekitl& to halt aec1'iom in Cali- fornia. _ The Nat;oaal AsllWiatkm far t h e A~ment . of . ~ :.ftldple (NAACP) filed the actiOID before U.S. DIJl Jttdge Robe.it~~ FranciJco, who baa agreed to bear the cue beginninc Tbunday . The aui\ cbarps tlult CIODIUtutlooa1 rll'da of murdererl ,..... ~ vio-lated b)' ~ lilOl a , and ub ... ,...tine ..... spedfi. cal),J, plU tbe c6er 8 1Dm OD Sin Qu.adj pritae'I cllmll NW. SaWfield. • ~gnt ... ldw'uled to die Jab' • l• JdDbtC 1111 COIDIDOIHaw wife and her cfa&tder in Santa An.a. The state bu indicated it will seek to limit any stay to the three men named in the action. "It ii a bigbly tedndcal law suit.'' Jm>m(' B. Falt Jr. of San Franciaco told a news conference. "The question oC a death penalty ii largely irrele- vant" The action declarel that condemned men are denied the right of effective COUDHI after the tint automatic ap- peal to the State SUpreme Court. It al.lo contend& that juries are death-oriented because peraons op- posed to the death penalty are ex- cluded. F ..... P .. eJ HOSPITAL ... not use any operating fundJ for the construction of new buildings. "We must rely on tbe generosity of the public, aa we bave ii.Dee RC?9g was opened." •be said. • ~ To acqulnt Newpprt bulinlla ~ civic leader with the existing · facil- ities and to demonstrate the ~ for increased room. Dr. Gerald Sinykin, assutant head of staff for the hospital, presented a videc>-taped tour of the facility. The tour Included a look at the emergeocy room. the clinical labor&· tory, the surgery room, the intenaive care unit, the physical therapy unit. the maintenance shop. kitchen, nun· ery, and pediatrics ward. A direct plea for additional~ Club memben waa made by Hoag's DeveJ- opment Committee chairman, Mar· shall Duffield. He stated th.at for every ~ people within Hoag's range, there should be one hospital room which costs be- tween $2.5,IXXI and $27,IXXI to construct. He concluded by saying that club members have already gathered '1.S million toward ita goal of $7.5 million. Topless Control Me~dyla1ul Man Opposes Bill Flowerbed P~tingDue On Highway Danny Dare. co-producer at Au- beim'• Melodyland Thealer anl a b& Ue-8C81'l"ed veteran ol one '1iopleu war" wilh Orange Coaaly otficiaMam, manned the breutworb jn s.cr. mento Tuesday night to stand off m- other possible ~. identifying b i m 1 e I I u the pn>- ducer of Frank Sinatra and Bob Hope television specials, Dare spoke in .- positioo to a bil by state Sen. Gear&e Deukmejian (R-Long Beach) wbidl would allow local ~to pus legi.sl.atiOD apinlt semi-nude 4-oen. waitresses and other ~ females appeari:Qg in public. Other billa diacuaed • u.·~ would fJl'HIDpt certaiD Oeldl ., aeos- ation f• state J a .r la d t dMa, .._ blocking passage ol local arctmaora iJI the fieldJ. Dare's theater-in-tbH'aund mt a lengthy legal atirmilb with Ille eit)' of Anaheim laat December when ~ arena theater staged a Parisian re- vue, "Les Girls," in wbicb cboriJlea appeared bare-breasted. * * ~ ftedl:J• p •• clw ... .....__.tem ... ifllw1rr ~·-"t:9 ...... ir-a. dtJ-Din ... o dfl R "· s--1117l...m,.....,1' ,, ..... ... ..,, .. dllrw .... ~-ll*e Ille Aa '" c,;,M PM z I a 0--edh 'hm-- U;J. Dire .... lllle "I' I 0 I .. .... ~ --ar..._ a..itJ ........ .. ..... Ille ri&M .. -........ k:d I L All ti a.e .._ nm illlll a ._... tee ... .._ 'Ille D I_,_ 1il .. Ulla ..... ! I i i i.tillC .................. tile ,_ MJ<_ ....... ..,. ....... .......... ............ . ._.cwwp•t lrieill•.._. ........... &k:L D a ........ ,II • le tlle D P rfm r e ... a. pt' -"' ..... A .. rlllate.e..& flllit ill a.e ' Mee -it ... ... .,..,._.awm.n ..... ....., ...... ill ............ ..., ................. per- IDiWL * ftlwliltC of 1.1'9 lDah new flower .. , a .-middle of oa.t mp. 1'317 • air-a dll Mar will betin willllili • cl9Ji, Newpcrt Beach Paru Dindllr CalYia Slewat .aid today. $1PEwat neeiftd tbe geen light to ....... widt tile wart wbeJI the city r :• ~ .tn.ec1 him this -· c tltilll the CClrona del Mar ,,......, of Commerce Md aubmlt- ted • $1.• cMct COftrinJ ~ •bare of a.e .... Jll'OJed cod. n.e dtJ will pick up the rest of die .. 0 t-fllldl received a bi1 boost ..... a -CAilbbdklD from the .... ~ ....... beaalib- .. 'U I $1iaWWW Jollll $em.- flle-'llle ..,_ ..._ will be 1nltlJ1ed at ~ Boalnmd and POf'PJ Av-._ llliClrn1 iDCea~. Raised ..... ... will be uaed. 'fte llDIMdglrwa,y prdena will bt <Ar.-dd ....... third and tounb. Three Top"less Dancers Theh Suspect Nabbed After Long Car Chase Win Permiu in Mesa Newport Beach pollce Tuesday llidit nabbed a car theft suspect after a ~ cbu4t up and down Bal- boa P"""'8qla aada.long We.st Coast mp.ay to BayDle Drive. Three go-go girls todsJ own Ydd. ol.:ftcial municipal permits O'llfttiD& them the right to dance ba1f node in O>sta Mesa. The city licenses allow their upper torsos to be ~-Costa MesP city councilmen, edi.Dg under pracure of a Superior Court order wherein they could have faced po9Sible · t'OIJtempt of court t..s. tbeT refused permit.a, g:ranted four. denied six, ..t beld emir two. Here was tbe actiOn, g:irJ.by..girt: Gnmt.ed permits to dance topless at Baby Doll's~. %170 Bartlor BlTCL Bdty . P.U.., ol Garden Gi'Oft. PllyU11 Dnae, of Santa AnL ReaalJe WMles, of Senta Ana. To dance with top at Harwy's A- Go Go; I...blda Smiley, of Newport Beedl Denied permits were: any CVtiJ, of Lakewood, by a J-2 vote, because she bad been anated on a charge of serving beer to • mi- nor in Lakewood. (She baa not been convicted of the charge .. } Vlrgiala UllderldO IUce. ef Santa Ana, because abe bad been arnsted and convicted ol vagrancy and a4bel" c:taarges in Oklahoma and San Ber· nardino. Aln E. BffeU., Cosb Mesa, to dllnoe at earw,·1 A Ga Ge. her'•• of UTaU.. M&J G. ,.... of tt.111 Lame Back. te •we • UI • defimite plaet 91. em"*'1DWAL Canl G. ........ Hwtiw&t-Beadt.. ................ 1111 jaW witll the •• 1'flilOe. J-5 .... Bwf. 0--Barda. )le. cw ... -.....,_ Elll(ILjte4 at tile .. ...... Deferred f:w fmtllll:r ......... were: ll&rJ -.llnu. el Sa4'a Alla, be- came ........._ die Pft Ille Po- litt Dqa tuwwwl did -ft!iw .. rill data -llu ~ the ate .ilrftstica- tift IJwam.. Swlnl Birgtw, of S1i4'a Ana. be- Offica'I said 24-year-old Floyd T. Parter, a Lakewood cook, SWTeo- dend after' the vellicle he was driv- ing, a 1S1 Mustang, spun out in heavy traffic at the busy Bayside in- &enectioa. Pll&nlhau Y~ A.ntiatia began the ct.ale .t t :t5 p.m. after be spotted the auto. reported stolen earlier m Lang Beach, beading south on New- part Boulnard at tbie Arcbea Over- pma. Antistia, bis 1 q u a d car siren ICl'emli.ng, signaled Parter to atop, bat tlile suspect speeded up and raced clowa Newport to ~ Street, where lie whipped around to Balboa BouJe- Ymd and beaded back toward w. Coast Highway. Acording to politt, Parker raced past stop sigm and a half-dozen red ligbla • be continued east on the ldglrny toward Bayside, pe!sing an came me lml .at applied to tbe Po-estimated 25 cars on the right en lice Dqaf mt ... Olen .. -" niate. record. Other .quad can joined in the o--riJwww alle .mr-east or-daw, which ended abruptly when der, .,,._..· a .......,_,.. eiieer-Parker found b:inuelf in a traffic jam. 1••1 mt permit to Bebf Dara Pl8ee.. He was turned over to Loog Beach After OMFliiC Ille pawit 911! c:wiJ.. potin oa a charge of grand theft auto. ,.. .._ wtllll tD llllld a,.._.__ Urg • (I H-lCOOUlliaa -Allg. 7. ,...,. said Chey .... 1'nirw file ,,.... r .. e l Satiri~ Sueeess dancer•' pa..m .-.... time, RITUALS too. • • • AtaameJ Bmim Jlllose, ti ~ Ila., ltp A 'i'C llany M E, ..... f!I' ol S-, Dora _. ah 91. tile a. cen. tamed tile ciomieil .... iltg ilt.o a coart-&e~ willt ~'*"'...._ tioa of police 4lflittr's ........... 11nm. tbe caemwy. Pdenoa also pointed out that d@· spite criticism of this year's service, he hoped that "we will strengthen the ciaetDUd)' and not abandon it." Othu trustees coocurred. acter is partly biographicaJ. "Sam would like to be a swinger, but be can't afford it." Until a couple of months ago, My-· ers was a salesman for a graphic arts firm. He'd been drawing car· toons for years, but mostly to amuse his friends. Then a newspaper features syndi- cate decided to give Sam a try. The downtrodden character was an in- stant success. Myers's style is decidedly Thurber- esque. He uses pen and ink, draw. ing with quick. sketchy strokes. His dislike for detail caused him to become an art school dropout. Ile next tried being a reporter-cartoon- ist, but found out -as he was run out of a small town -that carica· tures are dangerous. For the next l~ vears. Myers was fitfully employed as a salesman. Knowing he wanted to become a car· toonist, Myers kept notes through those frustrating years. He now draws upon those notes for material. "It takes about six minutes to draw a Sam cartoon," Myers says. "That leaves 23 hours and 54 minutes a day for research." Some of the research is done 1n taverns, where Myers talks to sales· men and collects gag cocktail nap. kins. lie i! part of a coterie of I o c a 1 rartoonists which includes Virgil Partch of Corona del Mar and Phil lnterlam11 of Laguna Beach. Partch draws •·Rig George" and lnlt'rlandi draws "Queenie." Myers lives at 332 Catalina Drive. Newport Beach. with his wife, IA'P, and children. Marilyn , 20. Steve. 18, )Ind Joyce. 15. ··The neighbor ladies think rm ~ ~-----QmncihnM A. t.. '"Pillt" P3tley ...... Gut a.e BlibJ Dalr1 paSt -ll ..... -...... idbidiM W•tllll• .. •+rm.....,._ ed ...... feet .. 9'I ....,. . '· Jloare elJjecW .. tllis wMifM p..._ P.,.e J CHRISTY •.• by <ncbr.ot;z-. Nm.al S.-in Smla Au. Al _, -8eeded by the Or-. c..t Ollleclt ceed ... medical treah m wil be cmtribll&ed te Diner disew reasct... ClriatJ'• tidDeJs ~ .......... .. after abe .. ltrida wiGt cm.. _ ic· ~ "'-die was 'You don't understand, dHr . . • I don't d•liver the DAILY PILOT, I 1t1rt APPEARING in It Mond1y.' lL la Aapll. .... awtitia .... readied the paillt wblft :lieaiUI WU innniMnt ..-Ille lllderwmt fife- saviag ........,.... trM• .... 1be .. of the "adaade" dial.Jsi• nwh• ..... ..-....-.tf the blood. is atJ aaelJ apeSft ad Mn. Bbbery, a UCI wwwtiwg dtrt.. c:mllla"t .tlal'd Ille treelmeel Mn.. Bl.., • dapaatiiM appml- ed to the pablic llliOICll a.e pas. bum because t lie out in the bad 'l1te r~ ,,.. ilnmedi* Md. paUo during the. day and sketch." he ::-;.,,~ aid W., ... Oftr. says. As a resal1, Olrist;y Ow_. twitt- The day Myers quit his last sales ~J at. of the dial}'sil macNDc job to become 3 full·time cartoonist managed to stay aJift wtiile ..,...It tht enginf' of his car dropped onto last mGllUl'a kidlleJ b 1r&a .. epera. the pavemenL tion. She ..,.. ao blgel' mmt andergo th gbt I bankru t " u~ dialyaia tra.tme11ta. 1ler' iDCIGM!r' aaid. "I ou was p • ·~en '"lbe new kidney ii daiDC the job," said. ''bu'_ it only cost S2D to remount said Ow MPPJ moeha'. the engine." And Mn. Blau.,~ That WU the turning potnf in his "I'm rediq wonderful too.• Jhe uid luck. Dr. Newcomer will report to the 1-rd .t a JMer date OD the results ol a.ticipfltal codenmces with vuious reftOom leaden OD the matt.er. ~AllY PILOT .......... c .... I-'*+ N. WeH. ,..,.... Tlt-•• ICeevll e.... n-A. M•r,.hh1• .._..E._ ._ f, Colli.ts ..._. leedl °"' .... J~k l. Cerley r .. 1 Hisse11 ......_.._ ~Dlrtdw ........ OM. 2211 w... ....... 11¥4. Mai"-t Mdr-e .. : '.0 ..... 1171 '26U Otttet· Offic .. C.. Mt»: l:ll W•t kv Strwt '--leM2t· )CJ F«ffl ·-............ a.di: • -Strwt DAJl.Y '"'LOI. --• ~ .... M"'9a ii...._ Mlty exc.t ...., .. _ ........... ......., ...... c.e. .............. IMdl. Hllflt. ..._..._,....,...v ..... .._w.,.. ....... --..... ,....,.. eclltleft. """""'-,.... • m1 wui .. 111oe •~ •• ...,.,. e.-, _, iM WHI 119\f St,...,. c-- T1hpl11 t f7141 MZ-4l.11 Q lfla4 W:au'fWcot Mt.1671 ~ "'1. Or-c-f'llell~I> -~. Mo -.. otla. "''"''• ............ "'9tler • ~,,.. .... ....... _.,lie~" wltMll -lal ~--···-llftlfl. Cailfllrnla, 'iWe<rfP!IOft '>Y ~1t ... 11,,, "*"""'' "' ...... ., INlftfl>ll'' --d<n4 _, ... !Nie •I NtW!MM'i ........... .... IMttom. 11 11 mcl(lf~ly, I I WtdMsdlY, June 28, 1967 DAIL V PILOT 3 Israel Annexes ,Old Jerusalem :~vb:\,lj· DCsP,if~· LBJ Plea for. Cautio~: ~;:;.1~·$4~, Israeli Mayor: Johnson Urges Given Or.ders Consultation To Take <luqe On Holy City tlidiag in t"lae IJiglat ' Children from the hamlet of NeDau Ha, 40 miles northeast of Saig00i help unload U.S. rockets which are being med by gunboats in the intenaified river bettle.s being fought in the ateL Ex-Garrison Aide Tells Swry W Grand Jury NEW ORIEANS (UPI) -The Or- leans Pariah Grand Jury bears testi- mony today f r o m William Gurvich, who said be resigned a1 an aide to Di9t. Atty. Jim ~ because be felt Garrisoo's investigation oC the Four Americans Take Positions As f..ardinals ? VATICAN CITY (UPI) -Pope Paul VI tonight placed nd biretta caps on ~ heada oC four American prelates and 23 other cburclwnen as symbola of their new offices as car- dinall of the Roman Catholic church. One by one, the 'II new princes of the church walked to the pontift and Jenell before him beneath Mlcbelan- gelo's Fresco oC the Last Judgment in the Sistine Chapel. He placed t h e red biretta of each with the warning: ". . . That you can S'how your will· ingness even to sbe<l blood for the exaltation of the holy faith, for the peace and harmony of the C'brhtian people ••. " 'lbe Americans were Archbisbops John P . Cody, 69, of Cbicago; J ohn Joseph Krol, 56, of Philadelphia; Pa- trick Louis O'Boyle, 70, of Washlng- lon, D.C. and Rome-based Francis J. Bren.nan of Shenandoah, Pa. The brief ceremooy, part of a weet- Iong series of rites, b r o u g h t tow membership of the sacred college ol cardinals to a record 118. K e n n e d y assassination should be dropped. Garrison c o n t e n d s Gurvich was forced out of the investigation and that he bad no lignifiamt ~ in il It was Gurvicb 'Who announced the arrest ol C\ay L. Shaw, the only de- fendant so far in the investigation. Grand Jury foreman Albert Labicbe concluded: "I don't think he (Gur- vich) can tell ua anything." Subpoenaed along with G u r v i c b were hi.a two brother•, Leonard and Louis, an d news di.recto!-Ed Planer of televiaion station WDSU. The Gur- vich brothers an partners in a de- tective agency and special police terV· ice. In ooe ol a series ol iot«views Tuesday, Gurvich toJd Unit.ed Presa International that Garrison once or- dered WDSU newsman Richard Town- ley and Walter Sheridan of the Na· tional Broadcasting Co~y a.IYest· ed, handcuffed, beaten ind dragged into the police station because of their parts in an NBC program Which ques· tiooed the validity and methods of Garrison's investigation. Garrison has also subpoenaed offi· cials ol tbe New Orleans Metropolitan Crime Commission to appeai-before the Grand Jury. The commission bas asked' Loub1aaa Atty. Jack Gremil- ~ to inveet1gate Garrison and bis metOOdt, but Gftmi1lion bu relu9ed. After GremiD.ion said be bad no au· thority in the matter and had not been asked in by Garrison, the commisaioo asked if Gremillion would not "inves- tipte a district attol'My accused of a cnine· wdes1 be asb you to do IO?" ..,• ·Gurvkb said Shaw was innocent of any involvement in the assassination of Pre!ident Kennedy. JERUSALEM (UPI) -'l'tle &rMJi :;ovenunent today annexed tbe Old City of Jerusalem by taking .... mu- iicipal control in the mme ol a b- . -aell mayor. . Mayor Teddy KoDet. mllllidpll p - crnmeot leader in the llraeli. seetiDr of the holy city. ,,. crie:red to .. over municipti control al tbe old (Jt.1 M!ized from Jordan daring tbe..U-48J Arab-Israeli war. A modest ca-.J WU held and Kolliek •m llDC-4 t. 'Jds first directive that waler ,.. • be supplied to Old Jeruulem >f .._. a day. Hitherto, waier had bes llmiled 1D certain hours. Kollek announcect plans to .ule more Jews in .JerUa1em aa4 to t.ikl homes on ML Scopu.s.. 1be government orden. 1-ed cm legi..slatiop paaed ,_., bf b KO-.sd (parliammt), 1Nn ...W 1D extend Israeli civllla Plmk I hwtiua to Palestinia lenit.arJ ....... -' DOW ocx:upled bJ bnell i.e.. ,_. tice MW*r Yac.. Sbii*• ..... 1be KM""' aided ...... I 1 _. tianal piWUe., bl+ .... -a- the United StaCa aml Brilaia. 1D ..-. annexing Arab territary. The Anb states, backed by 816 Soviet Uaian, have demanded a oaplete wltlldlaw- al of Israeli troops. Three bills paaed bJ tlla Ka? I et al- low the government to atad llraeJi laws, jurisdiction and public admini- stration over the entlte sea held 'llD- der the British mandate in J>almtine. Jordanian ~ well al ... --aan River ancl the Gaa Strip, fmmlr- ty u n d e r Egyptian ,.tmtnMratilll. were part of Palestine. Bath seal are now occupied by Israeli troops. The legislation allo granted the rs- radl MiDisttt o( the IDtlliar ..a.i- ty to expand mnnicipal jurildidioa lrJ decree and the sourus iDltie*d the old section of Jerua)em waald be in- corporated into Israeli Jt:nasalml at ooce. U.S. Population Growth Subsid~ Over Past Year WASHINGTON (UPI) -1be U. S. populatian grew less last yar-than Ill any time since World War ll, the Census Bureau reported today. Daring 1966, the number oC Ameri- cans increased by an estimated 2.,- 248,000 ar 1.15 percent oC the popula- tion. That compares with tbe growth rate ol 1.23 in 1965. Last year's figures reflected a con- tinuation of a decline that began in l957, the bureau said. 'lbe rate went from a low oi 1.05 percent in lM5 to a postwar ~ ol US percent ~ 1156 and baa been droppmg eftl' smce. 1be slower: growth 1ut yeer remlt- ed mainly from a dedhring b i r t b rate and a sllgbt iocrea1e in immi- gration. Some 3.7· millicm Americans were born in 19616, compared to 3.8 mil- lion in 1965 and a postwar high of 4.3 millioo in JJ57. · 1be death rate bas remained stable at about t .5 deaths per 1,000 penom since 1960. Heavy Rains ,Spawn Flood California's Desert Tops Nation's Thermometer San, Moon, Tides F Inf llloll •.•• , ,. • .. • • • 2.4' 1.m. J.6 Finl ._ .. . ...... ••••• t :U 1.rn. 1.1 ~ 1111111 ... ........ .&..O ,.m. 4-1 Second low ............ 11:14 11-m. !.l S•~ •1oes S:'5 a.m. sen 1:01 "·"'· -,.,.,., n :.:i e.m. Seti 12:" 11-tn. LHI 0 New Ill 0. l'IM JuM " JulY 1 July 14 Juty '' Or ange C:Oast Souttl"""' wlNb 10 Ill 16 kllOh In •tiff-• todeY end TlwndeY at!Mf· wlte llOlll alld Yefilbl4t. Ma.ftY IUM'I clan bul IOw ctoudl Ind IOUI foo nlohl • nd _..., mornlno tlou,.., Yeet~Y'I Newpor! 19mpefalures -· • "''" fl/I '1 •nd • low fl/I SS. W--..... ~WU 6U. California 50UTHHN CALll'OltNIA -Mosttr MllWW tadeY elld TllvradeY bu1 foo and ,.,.. c!oudl elono Ille ~If nloM end .,.r1., mor11tno """"· Stlollttv werme< I" .. "" ....... LOS AHGELES ANO VICINITY - MotllY ·-tod<IY Ind ThurtdlY but nloht and orlr m«nlno low Cloudl alonQ lllt ('OIJI. Llttlt ltmPH•lvrt cf\.oflo• HfOll• IONv and Tllurwo ,,..., 11, L-tolll9hl JI. COASTAL VAllEYS -~hr Mlftl!Y ,_ and Tl\uradtV M carhr l'llOflno too -. por!lon•. Llnlt temllt"thlf't m•~ Hlo"• boll\ den u lo n LOW! tonlolll SJ lo 60. INTERMEOIATE \/AlLEY~MllY tuMY 1nd conllnued warm IOOIY end Tl\urlldeY Hlfll• bofll NYI t2 to M. L-. IClllitM JO lo "- U.S. Summary The hff\IY rt l"9 wfllcll t.anl lfrN'l' f'-Slng Olllef their llenlu In Mluourl -law• ,_red olf 1111• "'°""'"' but lncellY llH VY lhllndt rlfon'nl -k· eel tome 4M'ffl Of l(tftlucky, llftnoh. 1(1nW11 11'111 Arkenw s. NHrlY I n Inch Of rain tell an Loul;. Ylllt, l(y .. In "'" '"-n an llour 11111 mornln• Whli. some Hdlont Of Chi· c.,o "'"' dr~ by mort llwtn an trctl In 40 minutes. -. tlllln u o lncl!H ftll el Cll• nute, Kan . l.H at JOPiin, Mo , ,,..rl\I one Inell at Mltweulrtt, w 11, 'nd I'' at llttlt Roclt. Arll , durlno • 11 .. llOVr perklcl H riY IOdn. TN> warm, humid wo•ll•"' which N-1~ o-••tt th• rains nt.nclt<I from lilt Oull cou t north l"'o 11'9 nellon'1 mk11oct1on. Tiit w .. ""' WK M•t0nebla Ill Ille Norttt end !ft "'9 Far Wt'lf wtil• cooi.r ~ indamlNlttcl Ill '"' .-fl>ern Radii.a. New Eno...., and 1"41 middle Alle11lk sl•te.. 11'e nallon'• io-,t ~lno "'" mom'"9 WU 41 dfv,_ el llUltf. - Soufllttn C.lllornla wu ...-1n ..,...., w1111 WJlrlhei' lemOf'return ••~ !Oday 1111 1"'9rlor ..,c;tloM. ......,,. Ille N ll011'1 hl9h ol 111 WU rKOrdtd Tuetdn 11 llvl~ followf!d tw 110 el Palm 5prlnos. Tempera ta res All>llW Albu~QUe Ancll«a .. 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EXCHANGED-&neli otflcen lbhak Golan (left) and Gldoo Dror (cader) are led ac:nm Allenby bridge by Bed C1'0M officials 'Needey after the two piloU were exdwlged for 425 Jordanian prisoners. Blood Rarity Transfusion Keeps Baby Alive NEW YORK (UPI) -One of tbe rarest blood types known to man, so rare that only five persons are known to have it, kept a premature child alive today. The baby was six weeks premature. Doc:ton at Mount Sinai Hospital said tbe unnamed M>D of Mr. and Jin. Evan Bmh of Brooklyn was sand by the immediate transfusion al RH null blood. -'!'tie only persons known to have the ame type are Mrs. Bush, the moth- •; Mrs. Linda Mackell of Waabing- ton, the donor at Tuesday's birth, a young boy in Tokyo, an Australian aborigine, an<t an unidentified adult in the Los Angeles area. Doctors said the mother's blood could not be used for the transfu- sions because antibodies in her blood were attacking red cells in tbe baby's blood. Mrs. Bush's five-pound, six • ounce son was born at 4:~ p.m. by ~sari an section. Transfusions were immedi- ately begun to correct the anemia, w h l c b bad been threatening the child's We. Liberal Demos in Senate To Oppose State Budget SACRAMENTO (AP) -Opposition cropped ap from some Senate Demo- crats today as the Legislature pushed final work on Gov. Reagan's $5 bil- lion -plus boilgel Only tmoee days r~ed to send the record spending bill to the Repu~ lie.an goftnlor before the fiscal year ends at midnight, Friday. Sen. Alfred H. Song (D-Monterey Part), chairman of the Senate's cau- cus oi liberal Democrats, said be and a few of bis colleagues will vote agaimt the bill. Reacting to the Republican gover· nor'a threat to eliminate, or blue pen- cil, IOme items, Song said, "We won't vote for it in advance until )le tells ua what be will blue pencil." But he COnceded•that enough Democrats and RepabUcam will join for ~e two OPEN SVNDAYS 12 to 5 thirds majority of Tl needed for final passage. The upper house is 20-19 Democratic with one vacancy. The Legislature's attention was on the race to complete the budget - and on the impending battle to work out a tax increase to finance it. The Assembly's budget is some $818 mil- lion out of balance, while the Sen- ate's version bas a deficit of $784 mil- lion. Sen.George Miller (D-Martinez), cl:tairmao of the two-house conference committee resolving differences be- tween the Senate and Assembly budg- ets, said "we're shooting for tonight" to finish its work. Miller's finance committee won't h e a r the tax bill until Seturday, the day after the fiscal year. WASHINGTON (UPI) -President Johnson today cautioned I s r a t l agairult annexation of the Old City of Jerusalem without full consultation with religious leaders and others . In a special statement, Johnton urged "appropriate consultation'' aDlong all concerned groups because of Jerusalem's significance to Chris· tians, Jews and Moslems, before-a final determination Is made of the historic city's status. The statement was prompted by re- ports that the Israeli government bad formally annexed the Old City of Jerusalem seized Crom Jordan during the recent six-day war. This seemed to be specifically what Johnson bad hoped to avoid. • The White House understanding was that formal annexation had not yet taken place, although the Israeli Par- liament bad passed a law to permit the action. . The White House statement said. "The world must flnd an answer that is fair and recognized to be fair. That could not be achieved by hasty uni· lateral action, and the President ts confident that the wildom and good judgment of those now ln control in Jerusalem will prevent any such ac- tion." 'i he use of this third person ap- proach in the statement obviously was designed to permit eaaier refer- ence to what Johnson bad said on June 19 when be said "there must be adequate recognition of the special interest of three great religions in the holy place1 of J erusalem." While White House officials were subjected to extensive questioning on the statement, there wu no guidance on what the United States would re· gard as a solution to the Jerusalem question. There have been reports, however, that the United States would favor in· temationalization of the city, includ- ing the old section seized by Israeli troops from Jordan and that section that already waa held by Israel. Buffalo Boils With Race Riot, Fires, Looting BUFFALO, N.Y. (AP) -Approxi· 11U1t.ely 350 young Negroes, roaming in gangs Tuesday nigtlt and early to- day, smashed windows, set fire, loot- ed business places and hurled rocks and beer cans at passersby and armed, helmeted police. The distrubance, on the city's East Side, quited dowD several hours be- fcn dawn. At least two dozen persons we£e arrest.ed and seven injured, includ- ing four policemen. None of the in· juries was reported serious. Police .raid the outburst wat trlg- gered early Tuesday night when a stone was tossed at a bus. A woman passenger was bit in the mouth and lost two teeth. Police said gangs of Negroes began forming and wandered through streets in a one-mile square area. Police said the gangs set at least five fires, including one that did an estimated $40,000 damage to a dry cleaning shop. Redaeed from 199.50 mediterranean I contemporary •u••nv•• •sleep shop 1931 Newport Blvd./Costa Mesa. tahf. Telephone 545.6000 OPEN SUNDAYS \ now 149so nauphyde 1803 Newport Blvd. Costa Mesa, Calif. .{ Telephone 548·~593 ~~ 2 DAILY ~lLOl Wednesday, Junt 28, 1967 ~~~~~~~--~- Ex-Newpont Couneil~n. Dick Whitson Dies at 73 Former Newport Beach city coun- cilman and one-time Reodenous Ballroom operator E 1 m e r Bruce "Dick" Whitson died today at Hoag Memorial Hospital. He was 73. Ile IUOCUJnbed following ~ brief Wnest. Two yeers ago he ~tired H a New· port city building inspector. He joined the building department.in 1940, after having served a full four-year term on the City Council. Mr. Wbitaoo managed the Rtode&- voua, which WM destroyed by flrt Jut year, during the "Big Band" era of the late 30's and early 40's. Long active in civic affairs, he was a charter member of American Le- gion Post 291, ui$1 for a peroid served u Balboa Postmaster. Two years ago, he received an aw~ from the Newport Harbor Ex- change Club in recognition of his civic leadenhip. · Receotly he establisbed a nursing 1Cbolanbip at Orange Coast College. Funeral 8eI'Vices will be conducted at Brown Colonial Mortuary in Santa Ana. The Rev. Robert Boohall, of the Episcopal Cbw-ch of the Messiah, Santa Ana, will officiate. ln~nt will follow at Fairhaven Memorial Park In Orange. Mr. Wbitaoo'• survivors include his widow. Greb&. of 1he family home. 434 Santa Ana Ave., Newport; a E. I. WHITSON Ex-k•ndeivous Maln•g•r dau.~ter. Patricia Wall, Orlando, Fla.; a mter, Martha Whitson, San- ta Ana; a brother, Robert Whitson, Oceana, Callf.: two stepchildren, Jane Dodd, Newport, and Loring J . Dale, Bakersfield, and two grandsona. 5 Cars Burn As County Firebug Strikes Again Orange County's "Thursday Morn- ing Fire Bug" apparently struck Wed- nesday in Anaheim. Five cars were heavily damaged in two different blazes early t h i s morning. Fire Ll Norman Cook ;s working on the theory that an uni· denti/ied caller who reported a blaze at 1188 N. Lombard St. is the arson.st who has left a fiery path of destroyed automobiles across northern and cen- tral Orange County during recent weeks. The call came at 3:29 a.m. Th r • t cars and a garaie were damaged. At 3:24 a.m. the fire department answered a call at 2318 W. Greenacre St., where two cars were damaged. There were no injwies. The method of operation seems to match the work of an anonist who tordled ~ cars on May 25, causing thousands of dollars in damage but W eddillg Ring Lost on Beach Wu be a sleight-of-band artist, or did she misplace the ring'! Mrs. Charlotte A. Stamm of S a n Bernardino told Newport Beach po- lice M~y that she is miuing her $500 wedding ring. She said she was lying on the 40tb Street beach one day last week when a youth 18 to 20 ~s old sprang over to her blanket to retrieve a vol· leyball. The ball had h.it her purse, spilling its contents onto the bead\ blanket. The young man regai~ the ball, and bounced back to bis volleyball same with other young men nearl>y. The ring, with one large diamond a.nd 18 small stones, was in her purse at th• time it spilled. 5M ~id. DO injury. Other smaller incidents of fires in can have been reported throughout north Orange County, usually between 2 and 4 a .m. In one incident, the arsonist telephoned firemen to say when be planned to stop. Be noted that be bad sparked blazes in other cities. Lt Cook this morning refused to d,isclose the conversation with an un- identified caller who phoned with in- formation on the L o m b a r d Street fires. Abortion Death Plea Ordered For July 10 Dr. Henry Holder, 42, bu been or- dered to enter a plea July 10 to charges be committed five abortions, inclDdblf one which_ ~Y cost tbe life of a Cal State Fullerton coed. Holder, publiahe:r of the San Benm- dino Tribune and member of the San Bernardino city planning commission, wu a1ao charged with one count of second-degree murder at hia arraign- ment Monday. He wa.s indicted tut Thursday by the county Grand Jury for the death of honor coed Sandra Sty, 19, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Sty, ·of Gar- den Grove. She was admitted to Orange Coun- ty Medical Center where she died of the effecta of an incomplete abortion performed four days earlier. The prominent physician alao was charged with performing abortiooa on four other Southern California women. His arrest climaxed a month-long in- vestigation by the San Bernardim> police and district attorney'• office. Soft Sell Sam By THOMAS FORTUNE Of TM D"" '"" llllff "I'm 43 years old. It's about tim~ I started making It." That ii how Newport Beach resi- dent Marv Myers today described his 1uccessful new career as a cartoon· isl. Myers is the creator of "Soft-Sell Sam," • cartoon character who ap- pears daily In ~ American news- papers. "Sam" will appear in the DAJLY PILOT, beginning Monday. Myers describes Sam as an inept salesman who floats Crom job to job. "Sam has a hard time in the busi- ness jungle," Myers says. ''He end~ up spending quite a bit of time in personnel offices because this char- QUICK PEN-Newport Beach cartooni~1 Marv Myeri; hai;tily sketches out idet for "Soft-Sell Sam." a cartoon character who will dcbul Monday in the DAILY PILOT. 'l LaWsult SeekS To Save Life ' Of Mnrderer ; p,.... P,,.e I HOSPITAL ... Topless "·-. t v·1 .1. .r?.ul (l L 'l.' '4 "Jj"f'' . ";18 'iOOJ • 3 "!"J! 80tiS~ • 1 tL'O 4 :i.torinnA • Lttw:>D I,~ Safe, $24,000 . • scene Tuetaa,y night fouDo the pad· lock cut froa the gate. The bwllin ton~ oU the iereen and pried open the window of Mrs. Degreef's bedroom to g~ entry. The black. %¥r-ioare-foot safe apparently was the only thing taken from the ~ wbicb was ransacked. Mn. DeO'fff told Investigators she and her 1fUC1aoD. Johnny Hunt, wbo 1iYa rib .. • left town about 11: 1.5 a.m. ~-ftey retuned about •=• p.m. t'uacla1 and Mn. neereet l;ontrol • . , dropped Hunt off while she took some friends .bQme. Hunt tell officers be ... ent into the house and .was reacting a newspaper in the front room when be beard voices· outside. He said he went out side fb cbeck and found the window forced open. Hunt called hls grandmother, w b o rushed bOme and called ~lice. Abo in the aaf• were Mil. Dep-eef s personal· papen, three allver do!lars and eight $0 cotr pleces. Melodylmul Man Oppos~ Bill Flowerbed Planting Due On Highway ~ o.e. co-podacer al Ana· beim'• lle:lodJl..t n-ta-Di.. • bal- Ue«mred ftterm fll -''1Dpleu war" witll <bmle c...itJ Gfficialdaln, ....... tile bi 1Wb ill 8ac:r> mdo 'l'aadQ ldglll .. ataal alf ... otlla' pcwri"'e ilrt .... ldewtifJilC Ill i • a e If u tbe pro- dooer el ,..._. Siml1ra and Bob Hope tieleYiaiaa aprcWa, Dare .. in op- politiae lo a bill bJ atate Sen. George Deatmeji.m <R-Lmi Bacb) wbich ..id allow llral pa..,.. to pus tegilh«fw ................. dwsl. nitreall!S _. aQa-~ ,_,,... aweallc ia ptiic. oa-llill• ., .... ..., ..... .... 51 .w. ...... ., Jecla.- lllila is mia t•rhdJcdm. a.a. ....... ,, ... ., ............ irl De &11111. Due'• Cllelkr~ IDlt a leaglhy legal ---rib the dty of ,teahrim 1llt l)eremlwr wbm the arena ~ sta,ed a Parisian re-vue, .. Les Girts," in wllida cborillea appeared~ * * Three Topkss Dancers Win Permits in Mesa , daoce at Harvey's A Go Go , became of anub. 8eU)' G. T.U. ot North Long Beach, became m. bad no definite place oC employment Carel G. Wsd, of Huntington Beach, because sbe no >oncer was associated with the Wolf Whistle. Juet WaN, Huntmgton Beach, be- cause llbe was no ~ employed at the Wolf Whistle. Deferred for further information were: Muy RMe Bnce, of Saot.t Ana, be· cause information she gave the Po- lice Department did not coincide with dat.a on her from the state investiga- tive burqu. Sandra Hughes, of Santa Ana, be- cause 1be bad not applied to the Po- l.ice Department and there was no record. Couocilmeo, alto under court or- der, granted a long-delayed enter- tlinment permit to Baby Doll's Place. After granting the permit tbe council- men then voted to bold a public bear· ing on poaible revocation on Aug. 7. Planting ol. two Juab new flower gardenia in the middle of OoMt mp. way in Oorooa del Mar will begin within 10 days, Newport Beach Parka Director Calvin Steftl't eaid today. Stewart received l'.le green ll&bt to proceed with the work when the city Finance Department adviaed him this morning that the Corona del Mar Qwnber of Commerce bad submit.. ted a n ,100 cbect covering b •bare of the ts.000 project cost . The city will pick up the rest ol the tab. Cbanber funds received a big boost tbrou&b a '600 contributioG from the Irvine Co.. aeccrdlDg 1IO beaatiflel· tioG commlttM d*rmu John &un- pie . '!be flower .,. wm be lMtalled at MacArttna Boulevard and Poppy Av- enue highway ~. Raised divider arees will be used. The mi~hlghway gardens will be. Corona del Mar's third and fourth. Theft Suspect Nabbed After Long Car Chase Newport Beach poUce Tuesday night nabbed a car theft suspect after a high-speed chase up and down Bal- boa Peninmla and along Wen Coast Highway to Bayside Drive. Officers said 24-year-old Floyd T. Parker. a Lakewood cook, surren· dered after the vehicle be was driv· ing, a 1967 Mustang, spun out in heavy traffic at the busy Bayside in· lee section. Patrolman Vince Anwtia began the chase at 9:~ p.m. after be spotted the auto, reported stolen earlier 1.n Long Beach, heading south on New- port Boulevard at tbe Arcbea Over- pass. Anti.stia, his sq u ad car siren screaming, signaled Parker to atop. but the suspect speeded up and raced down Newport to 30th Street, where he whipped around to Balboa Boule- vard and headed back toward W. Coast Highway. Acording to poli~. Parker raced past stop signs and a hall-dozen red light.a as be continued east on tha highway toward Bayside, passing an estimated 25 cars on the right en route. Other squad cars joined in the chase, which ended abruptly when Parker found himself in a traffic r jam. He was turned over to Long Beach police on a charge of grand theft auto. From Page 1 Satiri~ Sueeess ~ said they would review the dancen' permits agla.in at that time, foo. Attorney Benieo Moore, ol. Garde- na.. reprelellt1Dg Harry Maselli, own- er of Baby Doll's and ah of ~ dan- cer&, turned the council hearing lnto a court-like .affair with cross-examina- tion of police officers and councilmen. RITUALS ... the ceremony. Peterson also pointed out that de· spite criticism of this year's service, he hoped that "we will strengthen the ceremony and not abandon it." Othu trustees concurred. acter is partly biographiw. "Sam would like to be a swinger~ but be can't afford il" Until a couple ol months ago. My· · ers was a salesman for a graphic arts firm. He'd been drawing car· toons for years. but mostly to amuse his friends. Then a newspaper featutts syndi- cate decided to give Sam a try. TIM downtrodden cha.rad.er •aa an io- stanL success. Myers's style is decidedly Thurber- e.sque. He uses pen and ink, draw- ing with quick. sketchy strokes. His dislike for detail caused him to become an art school dropout He next tried being a reporte:r-artoon- ist. but found out -as be was run out of a mtall town -that carica- tun~s are dange~. For the next l~ vears. Myers was fitfully employed as a salesma11. Knowing be wanted to become a car- toonist, Myers kept notes through those frustrating years. He now dratr$ upon those notes for material. "It takes about six minutes tn draw a Sam cartoon," Myers uy11. ''That leaves 23 hours and S4 minutes a day for research." Some oC the research is ~ in taverns. where Myers talb to sales. men and collects gag cocktail nap- king. He ls part of a coterie nf 1 (I<' a I cartoonists which includes Virgil Partch of Corona del Mar and Phil Jnterlandi of Laguna Be11ch. Partch draws "Big ~rge" and lnterlandi draws "Queenie." Myers Uv~ at 3l2 Catalina Drive. Newport Beach. with hi~ wift . Ltt. and children. Marilyn, 20. Sttv,. 18, anti .Joyce. 15. "Tht ncigllbor bdi~ thlnlc rm a ~-----Councilman A. L. "Pink" Pinkley moved that the Baby Doll's permit be gr-*'d witb an added restriction tacked Oil that DO spectator be allow· ed wttbia 10 feet of any entertainer. Moore objected to this addition. ,,,.... r .. e J CHRISTY ... by Crocbr-Otiuns National Bank in S.Ota Ana. All money DOt needed by the Orange Coast College coed for medical treatment will be contributed to kidney disease researct.. Oniaty's kidneys slowly deteriorat- ed after she wu stricken with chron- -le gJomerulooepbritis when she was 'Y.u den't undef'lf.-.1, dHr ••• t ...... , tWi,,.,. the DAILY PILOT. f stwt APPEARING in it ...., .. 11. In August, her oondltiot: had reached the point where .:leath was imminent unleu she undenvent life. saving bemodJalysis treatmtnt!. The ue of the "miracle" dialysl11 macblne, which washes pol900s out of the blood, i• extremely expeMive and Mrs. Blakeney, a UCl accounting clerk. couldn't afford the treatment. Mrs. Blaken~ in desperation appeal- ed to the public through the press. bum bttaUR I lie ou1 in the hack The response wu immediate and, _..... .-.... .. the . .1-and slcetdl," he Mn: Blakeney .. id today, "over· .--..... au& _, whelming." says. . The day Myers quit bis last We.~ job to become a full-time cartoonist tJw engine of his car dropped onto t.M pawmeDL 0 1 thoupt I was bankrupt." M.yen said ... ~ it only cost S2D to remount the engine.." That was Uw tnmin~ point in his fuck, Al a result.. Christy through twice· weekly uat. ol the dialysis machine managed to stay alive while awaltinj! last month's kidney transplant opera· tion. She now no longer must undergo dialysis treatments, her mother said. ''The new kidney Is doing the job.'' said the t.appy mother. And Mrs. Blakeney? 'Tm f~ling wonderful. too," SIH' uid. Dr. Newcomer will report to t.be board at a later date on the results ol anticipated conferences with various religious leaders on the matter. DAILY PILOT ............... c. •• -ob.rt N. We9' ~ Thom•• ic .... 11 Edltlr Thom•• A. M•?hh11 ~.._£_,.,. Jereme F. Colli111 N_. lleedl CttY Editor Jack R. C11rley re111 Nino lua~ 11>\eN-~hlne Olndlr ............. OMce 1211 West lelboe 11..4. t.l•ili1t9 A.ddreu: f'.O. low 1171 UH) Otfler· Office• C-noto Met.41: DI Wftt l.tY St-I LHtHl.t &Mell· ~ Fenti ·-Huftllll9Nll '-di: JOt lltl Street DAILY ~ILOI, •I"' wllldl • ~ ~ ..._..,.,_ .. ~""" ....... ••""' "'"NY Ill -rete edlllono IW ""'°" kKll. Coli. IMM. l-a.edl. Hunt> ~ IMdl. ~_..,. veu., llld w""' '"'~'· • ._ '"'"" • •••lone! edltlell. '""""' •lell1s et ttll Wut .. llloe 11·~ .. N~ .. ee11 •• ..., 130 wnt en •~'· Co.II """9. ,...,._. '1141 M2-4Ut Q .... f!M ............. 642-!'71 CO!tYrlthl, IHI. Or•-c-~bit~ tne Company. tin OfWt •IOI'!«. lllvlf1• tl<lnto. ectnorw matt.• o• edvtrfl••,..nt• "'"'" mev bl rt1>f'O<lllce<1 w1111eu1 •-le' Dtrmihlon nt (JlfM'ltl!t - 11"1<11. c.111 .. ,.1.. sublcr•ptlOft b• '·"' '~' tl,71 "'°""''"' l!y moll t? """''"'Y• M Ollll c;l•u DOtlHe t•le el Newpnn '""''-rv e .. 111 .. 11.,..L " 1' """''Mr. Wtdntsd1y, June 28, 1%7 DAILY PILOT 3 Israel Annexes ·Old Jerusalem DC~Bit~· LBJ Plea for. Caution: -4.icling in .. tlae Fight Children from ibe hamlet of NeDau Ba, 40 milts northealt of Sligon_ help unload U.S. rockets which are being med by ganboMI in the intenaified river kttles being fought in the au. Ex-Garrison Aide Telb Stor y to Grand Jury NEW ORLEANS (UPO -The Or- leans Pariah Grand Jury bears testi- mony today I r o m William Gurvich, who said be resigned as an aide to Di.9t. Atty. Jim Ganieon becauae be f~lt Garruoo's investigation ol the Four Americans Take Positions As Cardinals ) VATICAN crrv (UPI) _. Pope Paul VI tonight pbced red blrttta cap1 on the beadl of four American prelates and 23 other cburcbmai as symbols ol their new offices u car- d:lnala ol the Roman Catholic churdl. One by one, the 'IT new princes of the church walked to the pontiff and knelt before him beneath Michelan- gelo's Fre9Co of the Last Judgment in the Sis~ Chapel. He placed t b e red biretta ol each with the warning: " ... That you can show your will- ingness even to sbecl blood for the exaltation of the holy faith, for the peace and harmony of the Christian people .•. " 'Ille Americans were ArcbbUbops John P. Cody, 68, of Chicago; Job n Joseph Krol, 56, of Philadelphia; Pa- trick L-Ouls O'Boyle, 70, of Wasblog- ton, D.C. and Rome-based Francis J. Brennan of Shenandoah, Pa. The brief ceremony, part of a week- long series of rites, b r o u g h t total membership of tbe sacred college " cardinals to a record 118. K e n n e d y assaasination should be dropped. Garrison c o n t e n d s Gurvich was forced out ol the investigation and that be bad DO ~ ptirl iD it lt was Gmvich who anDCJllDC"d the arrest ol Clay L. Shaw, tbe onJy de- fendant so far tn the tnftltlgation. Grand Jury foreman Albeit Lahicbe concluded: "l don't think be (Gur- vidl) can tell us mothtDg. '' Subpomaed alcng with G 11 r v i c b were bis two lxutben, Leonard and Louil, a D d Dn'I clirector Ed Planer of ~vialon station WDSU. Tbe Gar- vich brotben are partners tu a de- tective agency and specilil politt terv- ice. In c:ne ol a 9er'iel ol iata views Tuetday, Gurvtc:b told United Presa International that Gurlson once •- dered WDSU newsman Ricbard T~ ley and Walter Sheridan ol the Na- tional Broadcasting Co~y mnst- ed, bandcuffed, beaten ind dragged into the police station became of their parts in an NBC program wb.icb ques- tioned the validity and methods of Garrilon's investigation. Garrison bas also subpoenaed offi- cial.s ol the New Orleans Metropolitan Crime Cnmmluion to appeai-before the Gr'and Jllr'f. 1be commission bu asked' Loa.b:laM Mty. Jack Gremil- ~ to invlltipte Garrilcm and bis metbodl1 but Gremillion bu refmed. After GremiDion said be bad DO au- thority in the matter and tum not been asked in by Garriloll, the commiuioo asked if Gremillion would not ''in9es- tipte a dlltrid attorBeJ accused ol a mme· mdeu be ub you to do IO?" ·Gurvlch -.id Shaw was innocent of any lnwlvement in the uaassinatiou of Prealdeot Kennedy. Israeli Mayo~ Given Or.ders To Take Ch~ge JERUSALEM (UPI) -'1'be Jll'aell :;overnment today annei:ed the Old City ol Jerusalem by taking Oft!' mu- .,icipal control in the name of an Is· :-aeli mayor. Mayor Teddy Kollek, muok:ipal 1ov- _rnment leader in the Israeli sect.or o( the holy city, Wal orQered to take- over municipal control of the old ~ty .seized from Jordan during the.Ilk-day Ar»hreeli war. A modest cereman1 wu held and Kollek anoomiced in 'bil first directive that water ftll to be supplied to Old Jerusalem 24 boan a day. BHherto, water bid been limited to certain hours. Kollek announced plans to tettle mare Jews in Jerusalem aod to build homes on Mt. Scopu.s. 'lbe government orders, beaed on 1egia1atiop paued ~sday by the Knesa.et (parliament), were needed to eJSend I.sraell a.man adsninnlltration to PaJathrian te:rritarJ oaptared and DOW occupied by lsraell f Cftt9, .Ju. tiee llJni*r Yacov SUplr'e .aid. 'fte Knead acted .... l*na- ticmal prewme, indndtnl _..from the United sc.tes and Brltaln, to avoid armesing A.nib territory. The Arab states, backed by th& Soviet Union. have demanded a complete withdraw· al ol Israeli troops. Three bills passed by tbe Kneuet al· low the government to extend Iarae~ la••. jurudiction and public acmuru- atration over the entire area held un- der the Briti&h mandate in Palestine- Jardanian territory welt of tbe Jac- dan River and. the Gua Strip, f~er J.y under Egyptian administration, were part of Palestine. Both areas ani now occupied by Israeli troops. 'lbe legillatioo al9o granted the Ii· raeH M'mistn ol the Interior autbori· ty to u:pand municipal juriadiction by decree and the sources i:ndicated tbe old section of Jerosalem would be in- corporated into Israeli Jerusalem at once. U.S. Population Growth Subsides . Over Past Year WASHINGTON (UPI) -The U. S. populatioo grew Jess last year than at any time since World War II, the Cenlus Bureau reported today. During 1966, the number of Ameri- cans i.DcreaJed by an estimated 2,- 248,000 « 1.15 percent of the popula- tion. That compares with the growth rate of 1.23 in 1965. Last year's figures reflected a con- tinuation ol a decline that began in 1957, the bureau said. The rate went from a law of 1.05 percent in lilS to a postwar ~ ol i_.s percent !D 1956 and bu beS dropptng ever smce. 'lbe slower growth lut year result- ed mainly from a declining b i r t h rate and a slight increase in immi- gration. Some 3.T miDlon Americans were born in 1966, compared to 3.8 mil- lion in 1965 and a postwar high of 4.3 million in 1957. • 1be death rate bas remained stable at about t .5 deaths per 1,000 persons since 1960. Heavy Rains Spawn Flood California's Desert Top s Nation's Thermom eter San , Moon, Tides f In t hlO" ...... 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Ropld CltY R"" llluff R-R i<NnOnd SI Louk $.ollNI s..n l•-~ CilY s.~ o~ Sen ffAn<IKO Sent• AN S..nlt lhrto..re s.-.n•f $,..,. • .., '-"""' ThHm.ol WNlllnOIM 7' " IO 61 71 " .10 IO 62 .al 71 u U SI 1' JI .00 1' ,. ·°" ,. " 10 n ti IS " 6S II S6 .. ,, " n u '1 tt IJ 11 5' ,, .. • 6T 111 103 14 u 59 11 6S .21 ., ,, 16 lO n 60 100 71 SI " 6S IJ .. 10 ,. ., n ., 60 11 '' s~ 1J s• 101 76 11 61 " }O 11 51 ~ ~ 14 ., ~· .. ,, " 58 7' 6S .64 "' ~1 ., ~ 01 ,, •1 •• ll n s~ ,, u Tr 6t SS 90 S> ., ,, I~ 10 IJ " Uf'I Tt ........ EXCHANGED-Israeli otficers Itzhak Golan nett) and Gldon Dror (center) are led acrou Allenby bridge by Red Cross officials 'ruesday after the two pilot& were exchanged for 425 Jordanian prisoners. Blood Rarity Transfusion Keeps Baby Alive NEW YORK (UPI) -One of the rarest blood types known to man, so rare that only five persons are known to have it, kept a premature child alive today. The baby was six weeks premature. Doctors at Mount Sinai Hospital said tbe unnamed son of Mr. and Mrs. Evan Bush of Brooklyn was saved by the immediate transfusion of RH null blood. -Tbe only persons known to have the nme type are Mrs. Bush, the moth- •; Mrs. Linda Mackell of Washing- ton, the oonor at Tuesday's birth, a young boy in Tokyo, an Australian aborigine, and an unidentified adult in the Los Angeles area. Doctors said the mother's blood could not be used for the transfu- sions because antibodies in her blood were attacking red cells in the baby's blood. Mrs. Bush's five-pound, six -ounce son was born at 4:05 p.m. by caesari- an section. Transfusions were immedi- ately begun to correct the anemia, w h i c h bad been threatening the child's life. L'iberal Demos in Senate To Oppose State Budget SACRAMENTO (AP) -Opposition cropped up from some Senate Demo- crats today as t.l)e Legislature pushed final work on Gov. Reagan's $5 bil- lion -plu.s budget. Only ~ days remained to send the record spending bill to the Repul>- lican governor before the fiscal year ends at midnight, Friday. Sen. Alfred H. Song (D-Monterey Part), chairman of the Senate's cau- cus of liberal Democrats, said he and a few of his colleagues will vote against the bllJ. Reacting to the Republican gover· nor'• threat to eliminate, or blue pen- cil, some items, Song said, "We won't vote for it in advance until '1e tells us What be will blue pencil." But he conceded that enough Democrats and Republicans will join for the two OPEN SVNDAl'S 12 to 5 thirds majority of 'IT needed for final passage. The upper house is 2n-19 Democratic with one vacancy. The Legislature's attention was on the race to complete the budget - and on the impending battle to work out a tax increase to finance it. The Assembly's budget is some $818 mil- lion out of balance, while the Sen- ate's version has a deficit of $784 ~ lion. Sen. George Miller (D-Martinez), chairman of the two-house conference committee resolving differences be- tween the Senate and Assembly budg- ets, said "we're shooting for tonight" to finish its work. Miller's finance committee won't he ar the tax bill until Saturday, the day after the fiscal year. Johnson Urges Consultatio n . On Holy City WASHINGTON (UPI) -President Johnson today cautioned I s r a • l against annexation of the Old City of Jerusalem without full consultation with reUgious leaders and others. In a special statement, JobMon urged "appropriate consultation' .. among all concerned groups because of Jerusalem's significance to Chris- tians, Jews and Moslerns, before a final determination is made of the historic city's status. The statement was prompted by re- ports that the Israeli government bad formally annexed the Old City of Jerusalem seized from Jordan during the recent six-day war. This seemed to be specifically what Johnson bad hoped to avoid. The Wrute House understanding was that formal annexation had not yet taken place, although the Israeli Par- liament had passed a law to permit the action. . The White House statement said. "The world must find an answer that is fair and recognized to be fair. That could not be achJeved by hasty uni· lateral action, and the President is confident that the wisdom and good judgment of those now In control in Jerusalem will prevent any such ac· lion." '1 he use of . this third person ap- proach in the statement obviously was designed to permit easier refer- ence to what Johnson had said on June 19 when be said "there must be adequate recognition of the special interest of three great religions in the holy places of Jerusalem." While White House officials were subject-ed to extensive questioning on the statement, there was no guidance on what the United States would re- gard as a solution to the Jerusalem question. There have been reports, however, that the United States would favor In- ternationalization of the city, includ- ing the old section seized by Israeli troops from Jordan and that section that already waa held by Israel. Buffalo Boils With Race Riot., Fires, Looting BUFFAW, N.Y. (AP) -Approxi- mately 350 yowig Negroff, roaming in gangs Tuesday night and early to- day, smashed windows, set fire, Joot- ed business places and burled rocks and beer cans at pusersby and armed, helmeted police. The dlstrubance, on the city's East Side, qulted down several hours be- fore dawn. At least two dozen persons were arrested and seven Injured, includ- ing four policemen. None of the in- juries was reported serious. Police said the outburst w& trig- gered early Tuesday night when a st.one was tossed at a bus. A woman passenger was hit in the mouth and lost two teeth. Police said gangs of Negroes began forming and wandered through streets in a one-mile square area. Police said the gangs set at kast five fires, including one that did an estimated $4-0,000 damage to a dry cleaning shop. • R edaeed from 199 .. SO mediterrannn I contemporary •u••nv111 • sleep shop 1931 Newport Btvd./Costa Mesa, Calif. Telephone 545-6000 OPEN SUNDAYS \. now 149so nauphyde 1803 Newport Blvd. Costa Mesa, Calif. -~ Telephone 548·~593 ~~ f. Wedntsday, Ju111 ~. 1967 Redistrict· ' I ·smB~s wnfusioii I w.uilINGMN ~(AP) A congreuianal redlatriat- inl bill tbat CGUld delaJ st. actiae to ... i .. .... trlcta until ms .... ...- a fog of coafwlloa ner ca~ Jtol Hill. to 1!:. 0 :':, !:. :-~ Powell Gets ure -warted out bJ BouM and ·Senate coaferee1 -but '"' members pral., bow· iDC JUJt wbat It doel. By ltl tenm I provides thlt no state would be re- Nowhere on New Plea qul.red to redlltrtd .1J1 ac-WASHING TON (UPI) - conlance wtut tbt a.,aeme Adam Clayton P~ cen- ,, __ , lh -......... ter ol • baageoamg Jllltice .....,.. ' s one _....,.. ~ Depatmeot in Ye atiption. _._..t.e •.• , Proddlnll Tax Surcharge Far Away 'Ibe Ho111e Wa71 a It d Meana Committee, wbtre all tu leglJlltion m u•1 t or1'fnlte, is nowhere near ftnilbed with lta camkiera- tiCNt ot a complex bill to amend tbe Soclal Security System and nslated prC>- irams tucb u medlcare. Tbe HOUH beflna a 1().day J~ 4 recesa 'lbunday, ., does the Semte. -Coprmltt-a.a&man wu. bw' · D. MDII, '(D-Ark.), bas aaid· tbe conmlittee may have a SOclal Security blll rud1 In JUl;f, but other comnilttee memben specu- late about dates like Aug. 15. Another week or 10 days would be ~Dlred for House conaideration and puaage, a the commtttee would not take up another major measure during tbia period. Heertnca OD a tax in-crease, if any are held, are Joint V.S.-Russian Awmic TrOOty Near mandAte until an.-'fed.. Jot nowhere today wlda ' Ida era! cemu. Tbe Md re..-ofter to undlqo public c:eo- lar ~ wtD )II 1Ula in nre in return for ~ 1W10. lion to the BCIQle. . . likely to be =c:f::· Al· though the ation I R IC One at IDJD.J •'Wtlea• "I ca1a1Dly dGa't think '!4:ED NAnONS <AP> ko at tbe headquarters of Banquet or Off• ti raimc unauwend tbroaP !:teut! ::n:: ~ a.SnW°'='•S:::-to·~ the,,,.~~!~=m~- would like to confine the ls- sae to a simple yea or no on an increase in personal and corpor.te income t a x e 1, tpOkeameb for a variety of views wDl be presaiag for a chance to voice them. The tmg and queen of Thailand arrive at the White House for a state dinner the Houte ~,,..the be would be .-..S." aid ml to tbe a.na Dlaima-lie., a followup to tbe con- Tuesday night given by the Johnsona. Fn>m left are Kini Bbumibol Adulyadej . eftect tbe prqi 11111 woa1d R~ Vernon w· 1'hnnloe. me*lt c.ur.c. ~ a ferencea wt weekend· be--_M_d_Q_u_oo_n_s_~-·-·-;_~_M_·d_e_n_t_m_~_~_._J_~ __ n_e_d_d_w_~_~_r_L_•_•_· ____ , =~(~~).am~~tbe~~~ba~~~t·J~n 1Y to .....-T .......... _.. select committee thlt ID-to C'lrl> tbe apr9ICI ol na-and Premier Alexei N. K~ Court : lie Supreme ves t i gated tlae l'fecrJ dear~ .. ....._ ' · IJ'lln, apparently flnllhed Soviets Feel Strain From ~isplaced Aid UC Police F11il in Try For Powers LONDON (UPI) ._ '!be Soviet Union ta feeling the strain from growing de- mands of her baWe~wom allies ranging from . North Vietnam to Egypt. diplo· matic report.a said today. The Kremlin bas poured billiona of dollars in aid and arms into its allies to push plaoa for increased world power, but bu little to show for it to date. The Riwians are f a c e d with new de- mands amounting to well over $1 b 1111 o n in t he months to come. In Vietnam mountfng ~ viet supplies, estimated to run into bundred.1 of mil- lions of ddllars, have failed to strengthen tbe Hanoi regime's chances of victory. In Cuba the disillusioned Fidel Castro bas been at- tacking M o 1 c o w and is pushing a third-force con- cept that is embarrassing the Soviet leaden. T h e y have been p o u r i n g a.Id to the tune of n million a day into tile Cuban econ· omy that is ln 1bambles. In Cairo the Israeli-Arab SACRAMENTO (UPI) _ war meant the loss of So-Campus police at the Uni· viei' supplied arms estimat· versity of Calilornia and the ed at about $1 biJLion dol-state colleges have f~ in Jars. their effort.. to become re- yet, in no case oan the · cognized as f u 1 I • fledged Kremlin afford to disengage peace officers. without losing severely in The Assembly Criminal the politiul power battle. Procedure Committee Tues- It.s lead,ers have reaffirmed day night killed a bill by their detemination to go on Assemblyman Don MuUord, helping H an o i on an In· CR-Piedmont), which would creasing scale. have authorized campus po- They have comm I t t e d Ik e to perform on c.ampus themselves to back tbe all of the duUes of other law Arabs with economic aid as enforcement officers. well as war supplies. The measure also would Moscow caD.DOt afford to bave made an attack on a let go of Q.iba and will have campus policeman as ser· to continue its aid i.ndefi-ious a crime as an attack nately on present indica-on any other police officer. tioos. Mulford charged that dur- These c o m m I tments ing the demonstrations at whose real extent ls un-t b e university's Berkeley known add up to a very im-campus trouble m ;. k e r s pressive f i g u r e which s were told ''to go after the certain to make a deep dent university's police because into Russia's resources, ac-the pedllty ls 10 much light.- cording to lie expert re-er Ulan for an attack on po!'b. other police." PEPSI • "If um --_ .... _ preacher'i>(>Jiticia .... tbe treatJ draft tfal Jut plwe ot the tum· ..a.-n do 1 JteU1 = =';'! "I don't tbiak ~Home C-. befGre the 17...._ mltrJ of Glallboro, N.J., RU88ian Ship Saves Sailors BU&ll D08*tl lllUW& ,...,._ ~ group prob-the alte of the Jobnaon-Ko- Wd Rep, Joa Call,en Jr. would take ~'S · I JW allly witbia tbe ~ few aygin parleys. (D • Mlcb.) "t 11 • • it t h a D tbe reconu I WW ..,.. jt ... ,. atill be mblUI Ruak bad DO fm1bu ap- amoatl ti ~ P tllf rrmt lmde bJ tlMI Meet.._... a 111wW.. 1ar .......... potntmuta with Gromyko MANILA (UPI) -A Rua· or a comtltlltlcmal riCllt Gd t.ee." added Rip. Ee-ti ..-. ~· llCbedaled. He arr~ to aian vesael bu mcued 22 COD81'911 CM-& de dial by Celler, (0-N.Y.), ._ _... UA..SoYlel ~ ntun1 to Wublqton ton-aaUor1 from a Greet ship simple ...... ed • cbalnDa et tbe JWl. bate t.e.. ...... f or part to lie Seui. Fcnlp ol£ sm-..llPGA, tbe Philip- "U it ii jut advbmy and The tpecial ,... ...... Ja. __. to acree oe tbe Relatiom Committee and pine Navy Ald today. the com1I can.so ahead u v est i i • t e ~~ ~ ..,._., or ~. tbe Cabinet today and to the The Soviet abJp Kolguev they have, then it ii meaa-cbilrged bim wu11 ml"WmC daale. Bat U.S. dfplOmata House Foreign Affaln Com· anchored in Manila bay to- iogless." Conyers wu the public travel and peJl'Oll 11n bopdu1 of J'Mdling mittee Thanday. night after the rescue. The only HOUJe member of the f u n d 1 aod recGllUDl!Bdied Big Two Keord oa t bi s Gromyko, who arrived Greek ve'ssel was not im- conference comm l t t e e to that be be seated, fined Mt.-IOOll after aobmltting t b e June 17 with Kosygin, wu mediately identified. vote apintt the bill. which CD>, stripped ol bis 21 JW'I l*opoeed treaty at Geneva, reported conaldering returo-1.--=::;:z;;;;;m;;;;;;::....,.....-==. is a compromite of sorts ol seniority, and palliiclJ if not bJ then. ing to Moecow atound tile between different meuures censured. Tbia became known ~ end of the week if the U.N . puaed by the House and But the Houle cm lllrdl 1 daJ lallowiDg a dinDa' meet· General Attemi.ly deddea Senate. Sen. Edward M. re;ect.ed the CoOIDll!fftee's blC 1'11e9day Digbt between to receu ita emergency ses- Ken.Dedy (D-Mala.), wa s 111C01111N!Jtdattmw md 1IOt8ll Secretary at State De an aion on the Middle Easl Ko- the only Senate coderee to imte9d to "esclade" Pow-Rlllk and So9W Fcreip aygin went to Havana SAND PEllLIS NOW UDO THEATRE ~s~nt. 1eU~~~om~tbe~~IOll~~C~<JllCf~flll:::·~Mi~rM:~~~~Andr=~~~A~.~G~ro:.:::m~y~-_:M~ooda:::Y~·~~~~-~==================' The original Hou.ae bi 11 - provided that for the ~ THE LIDO THIATRI PllOUDL y PUSINTS· *A FIRST' FOR COASTAL ORANGE COUNTY ud 19'10 electiom, a vari- ant of up to 30 per ceat be-tween the s m a ll e • t and tarc..t diJtrictl la each ltate w 0 u l d be aJl ri&tit. with the martlD dropping to 10 per cent hlU"l1. The Senate bU1. Mlopted on the floor on Kennedy's motion, put the lt per cent limit into effect at once - which would haft meant reapport i o n m • • t it,, 13 states betere the' U. ilec- tions: • .~ AFTER "WPBI' SIDE STORY" ... "THE SOUND OF MUSIC" ... DIRECTOR ROBERT WJSE NOW TURNS HIS CAMERA ON THE ORIENT •.. ANDTHE WORLD OF ADVENTURE! THE SAND PEBBLES is a gripping adventure aboard an American gunboat on the Yangtu Biver at the Tery moment of ~·· awak~ ~ the mid iO's. It ia ~be 1tol'J of me11t a abip, a people and a way of life engulfed 111 a tidal wave of revolution. But moat of all it ia a dory of m• and women who find themselvee oaught · between the peril.a of lOTe a.nd the madness of war. ' 2o. --- 111 SAID PEBBlES 1 ADMISSION SCALE MAll&S: WM. W. S.. 2:00 p.ia. 1:30 p.m. 1:00 p.m. henlngs: Fri. Sit._& Holld1y1 $3.75 and $3.00 Sun. thru Thurs. 3.50 ind 3.00 MS: Ma lln Sit. SnUy Matinees: Sund1y $3.SO ind $3.00 Wed. and Sit. 3.00 ind 2.50 for th .. tr• p1rty lnform1tlon ull 673-7081 THE ,~do NEWPORT IEACH 673-8350, 673-7081 ' 1 .. • 1 " . . • .. . . • .. • • ~ .. 1 1 I . 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Pvn Crackers ...... · · · · · · · · · · · · · · C. lloncl XX Cap Gun anci Capt · · · · · · · · · · ·. -t 1.tl . D. 4th ef July Sparklers .... · · · · · · · • · · · · · 44c I . c., Grenoclff .....• · · · · · · · · · · · · · • · · · · • .. ... _ .. ....__ . ..,, .. __ , -- QUEENIE ly Phn lnterlandi £.f& ~~, Envasion Charges Dropped LOS ANGELES (AP)- 1'Beach Boy" Car) D e a n WU.on, accquited of draft evaaion cbargea, says he would accept a non-combat milltary job. "We were put here to Dve," tbe »year-old rock 'n' roll singer said Tues- day. "Killing 1s very evu New Town and destructive and result.1 in human suffering. I won't ~::.: .• ~ the destru<.iion Is Wealth Y Wilson filed M I cooaci- entious objector on Aug. 28, INDIAN WELLS, CallL 1986, 17 daya ~r the date (AP) -Nonia 6'oft, w h • he wu to report for i.nduc-playld the part of Lum on tlon. the old Lum '11' A~r r.. Purposely Deralled ·--" # 4 Diesel Loco1notives Run Away ... lNDIO (UPI) -Southern Pacific railroad crews to- day began a JD111Saive sal- vage job on four diesel lo- comotives that were pur- posely derailed in the des- ert near here to end a 21- mile, unmanned trip. The engines, used to help pull freights up tbe Beau- mont bill grade, had been parked at Cabu.on, early TuesdaY while flDlinem' Deslin Waldram a nd fiN- ICBM Lofted Down Pacific mu P. s. P'labbect went into an ~niaht diner tar coffee. "We came out," W.W. ram aaMt, "and they were gme. All four unlta. Not a sill\ of Utem anywb .... " Neither man could aplala why the englneg started to move. M th& locomottv. gatb-er:.ct SPe«f.. ~ In Soutbefn 1>actfic's ~ terbed control n>eml • Loi ,\qelea saw a J.lpt flaah along their coatra1 )M>erd.. •'The li&bt WU ~ U fut .. b futeat hJm that travel aJonc -Me-tlon ol tr9Ck,.. dbrM ,.,. Donald I". 'nlarlow tald. "It bad to be • r&amWaJ- "W• bad 111 choice bat to derail It wbere ,.._ did, .. 'lburlow l9Jd. "P'oar m8'I ahead, a lOO<ar fr e t 1 h t train WU llow)J 1Dorine 8P the ........ 1'lMre II 'jult a a_ingle track a1oac 1bat aectiOe of tbe line. A twi6dl WU tlnwa in 1A1 Ancrlns, ~ f9ur die- M1a ............... . •1dlnl UJ•dlll• .. .. ...... a.,. ..... .. tncb •• Clllft. 'De .. p. .... ~- ettimated lGd mo. -...... wt.tMJWllW ....... A. G. Bays. SP ,.., '!I" divbian aupei bdmd •• t. said, .... jut .. 't a... wbat bappelllld. ,,_. .... ~~---IOJDeoee•• ar4 and rt'eui'IC ........... - at 1111 pomt. .... ,.. dll't kncnr." •.:....·--~~·"'' .... -...... --' He told U.S. Dist. Judge di<> show, la a city council· A. Andrew Hauk he would consent to a noncombatant rrutn now. VANDENBERG AFB (UPI) - A Minuteman 1 ln· tercontinental ballistic mla- sile was launched today at 2:37 a.m. from this West coast hue, aocording to an Air Foree apokesmlll. HOLDIT! '-rhey •1 behind ~ ~ mu t:iteft'• & 1"'0IDall-4ft ,ou that woman r' job such as hospital work. He wu one, el five per· "I just want to do some-aona elected Tuesday to tM thing good," Wilson said. first City CounclJ ol Indian Tb~ mis6ile, which bu a range in e:1cess ol 5000 miles, was beaded for a pre- selected target in the IOUth ·Don't make .a move! Hippies Trying New High: Wheat Extract Haut said Wilson's Gar-WellJ wboee voters decided dena draft board bad acted irregularly becauae bi.a in-to l.ncorporate. duction wu ordered by ooe 1be commanJty, U miles panel ol bU board but aip-east ol Palm Springs, ls.,_._,.....,.i;;;;;; ____ IO:tl ed by a member of another one of the richest in the SAND PEllLES Paoific Ocean. panel of the same board. "I am not going to con-United States. lta aNelled NOW vict a man of a felony when value ol $14,CIOO per capita '"1-nne-'ood SANTAANA SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) An underp'OU.Dd bi p pie newspaper publiabed in the Haight.Altiliury d,latrict !'t- ported Tuelday that the Southland Bus Fares Going Up LOS ANGELES (UPI) - Starting July t the 700.000 Southern Californians who r i d e rapid traMtt district buses daily will drop ~ cents in t b e slot instead of the 2$ cenU ttley DOW pay. The nickel increase ln the fares was announced Tues- day by otticiab of the Sootb- ~rn California RTD, which operates buses in Los An- geles, Orange, Rivenide .and San 8ema1'lino COUII· ties. The increase will affect only fares in the first zone, officials said. They said the bike v. as needed by the board of su- pervisors' refusal ToesdaJ to approve a $2,0M,000 sub- tiidy to help the SCRTD off- 1et operating lossH. GJue Sniff Bill Out SACRAMENTO (UPI) - The Aasembly Cr i min al Procedure committee bas killed legislation <tmgned to outlaw the sale of glue to persons under 18 years of age. The mea.i.ure by Assem- blyman Pete Wilson (R-San Diego), was aimed at keep- ing glue out of the hands or teen-agers who sniff it to get high. Or. Alan .K Done. a Uru- versity of U t a b medical school professor, told t b t committee it would be w e- fu I only to ouUaw the sale of glue. He said such products aa pa i n t thinner, gasoline, lighter fluid, dry cleani n g solutions, nail polish ~mov ers produce tbe same ef- fect. pttychedellc community has the board does a thing like compares witb '5,000 I• r UDO THEA 111 uncovered a new ")egalli~th~i~s,~"~Ha~u.k~~s~ai~d=. ===~n~-.-~.1 .. ~u~m~·~=~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~=~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ high'' to rtt>Iace LSD STP .P'C ·-OJ . and dried banana peels. 'J'be D & W U t kick, the 11 • w 1 paper rq>Olltied ftraiiht-hlced. la the u - tnd from IPf'OUb el ordin- ary wheat. "From the N{>Orla we have, tbt rtlUlts an mir.c- ulous," said an article In the "Electrk Garden ol Eden' 1 Orifice." An account written by "The Electric Budda" said wtieat extract users "are reportecl to b a v e found fresh outlooks, additional strength surges in t b e i r miJscles and their bHgbted bodies begin to fill oul" "Well, a lot ol. tilem are undernourished kids," said Dr. Sidney Oobea, psycbl~ atriJt, LSD expert and u- sociate clinical professor o1. medicine at UCLA. "I can't see haw it will hurt them and at lea.It they'll get a few vitamins." The Orifice aaid a group ol high school and college stu<Mnts i n g e s t e d four ounces of the "fr e s b l y squeei.ed out" wbut u - tracl. "MOlll of this group ef Long time Heads (slang for drug users) gave up seed, grass and all minor drugs in favor of the n e w legal higb," the paper said. It said tile chemical na- ture ol. the wheat high "will have to be left to the food and drug boys -wt don't really care as Jong as It gets us bigb and is legal to bool" "It'• no great secrel if they let the lt1.t! fennent," Cohen said. '"J1)ey may have d:jscovtred al c ob o 1 and not known it The drug expert said be was "pe:rf ectly willing to Jet them have all the wheel ttiey want if they give up dangerous drugs such u LSD and STP." Cohen said the reported "high", however. probably is an "hysterical phenom- enon." "'Ibey e<>uJd probably get just u high sniffing dande- lion flowers." The Orifice said advant- ages of wheal extract were Uta t the grain C<>Uld be raised indoors year-round and "no expert knowledge of bio-chemistry is needed." HARBOR CENTER *:~ -:~HA RBOR CENTER ~ ~ HARBOR CENTER AL~S~Sn~TY'll Store Houn: 9:30 a ·m· ttll 9:00 p.m. daffy FOR WOMEN! FOR THI 3o ~ Reduced Dresses G•U FOR THE HOME . 2.33-U3 Novelty C1rtains Sise T-14· MlcJI ted styi. 1.11-2.44 ' . ..., Gloves Blue, Blad & While. Slightly Soiled 211 JI Spaghetti Strap style az.e Ux eo only Dresses Scarves Prin ta in Triangle Styles 2.33 Solid Color Drapes 4.11-DJI· Tutura " 'nque 25 _., Bonded Knit, Broken Sizes Better Jewelry Reduced 2/1.00 Pins, F.arnng11, Necklaces . Swealen 2.11 24" Brazi~r lar-b-q1e 13 only Handbags Now 5.44 Q>ttoo Rib Knit Straw&: Canvu-c)rig. e 99 26 only s rls 1.99 2.99 Bar-b-qae Tools Handbags Now 2.44 ~ G:;~r Oheck Coonlinai... 3 eoa: • Piece s.1 r:.::;::-ong 2.99 is only Ankle Pants 181 ,Scatter Ruis Dresses • Various Sizel &: Sty'- Denim stretch, Broken Sizes 22 only . . 1.51 Electric Blanket Group I oriCJ. 6. 91·9·88 .. Group II oriCJ. 8. 98· 12. 98 Uniforms Fashion Right. White only Sleepwear Shift Shin & Pants Half Slips Nylon Tricot Better Sportswear Now 5.88 Knit Tops N 0 W 7 .88 Pullover Styles-Broken Sizes 5.66 Skirts Assorted FabriC6 & Styles 15 only 3.44 Plaid Jackets &2 only Penn Prest-Sizes 3-tsx 2.22 11 only Budget Sportswear 2•00 Assorted Styles, Size Ux Knit Tops, Assorted Blouses, Skirts Summer Dresses Assorted-Brokell ~ <ht Control. Deuble Bed Siu 13 only 2 81 Electric Bl11ket • Rayon/Cotton, Double Bed She 16 only . 4 08 Bath. Towel • Stripeg & Solkb .88-l.59 H= .. T!!'I .10 ·~ ~!:!,· IJI . .., 2J1 ._, 215.11 20 mlJ . I.II . ..,. .. .fl ... ~Wll ..... "'19 .................................. 111 3 44_5.99 Table Lamps 11.11 Legislature in Action • Several Styles Decorator Sheets . ..., Group I 2-pc. . ..... . Group II 1-pc. . ......... . IY TME AUOCIAT•D .. ltllS ~sllloft Is u°"'lno up trem .....,. SHMll• Otmocr•ts as IN 1e111tl•IU,. ou~s flnl l won on GoY. Au91n•a buclllet of mort ttlen S5 bllllc,, THE OOVCRNOR ~id "• will sign • budqel elll even If lhl t"lslelure hn 1'01 pened • t•M lotruu to belenc. I, St-It -AutllorlH!S sehOOI di•· trlch to provtdt tmur•not cov«•oe. - l"ctUdlng -rtcmen's rom~ullon -tnr volUnt .. r.1 SI lX. McAlttr, 0· ~n Frarteleco. Tlllllllt -Bens h'911er ..suutlon 1111tl0" •-IOI' clllldre<1 tlf veteum wlm ~lor<onn«i.d dlsablllty Wl'- •ntom• -"°' •""" S~.0001 SI 401, Alqulll, 0'51n Jose. 1 111et -Provl4a Ufldld•m ,..int 11,1 Qftly prlnclp1I occupetlon en !MI- iot: All S7, JoflMOft, O.Et Mo~le. Tue~ -AW•'-'• If.I mtl- l•Gfl tor lncreun tMctwr pr<Uloflu All tt, Elllel, D-l.Ot AnVelH . Assft--Rtc111lres <.04.lnlY ••· srnors to Inform P'Oc>ertv owners ef lrn:reu H In lull e<1sh v1l11e of orcN" trly: AB SS1. Ztn0vlcfl. O·FUno. THE ASSIMILY t ... currH Ill s.t11i. A_._11• IMllrllKI -AlloW'i per...,. ti •N n or older lo contrect tor tutn mn1>1lt ll11>lllty lnaurertee: Al 7'L fn<•n. D·S•n Francisco llllt .. IUH ~••Inn -Rtoulres benl< MPo>lh o! , .. ~1no1 •nd loaf\ anodaUof\ trt be "''" n.n~ which ls rn.mbu o! Federll f'>roo11t ln1ur•rtC.t Coroorat._,: .Al llC. Pr!lllo lt·P&<lllc P1lls..Sft llthl<J" -ltoqulru llok!«f tlf COi>- ""' tc o•v .. 10 dey,_, ,.~, "'•" tlvt ""'' Writ"" nolk1 OI Intent II) s•lt .. ,,.,.,,.,.., mo•or Yt/llcttl AB WO. R ~lrn. D·LO> I not In V•ttr•"t -lncr,.4ttt c.-.rtt ll' tdu ••'"'" bf~"' e r.cl mo" o•hcr <~•no !'\ r«IAllve to tduutlonaf ,., alWnf'• '"' l all!orol• llfl"~"" All u. Pow ,, 0 ~,.(f 11mt nto MUtr -••au1,,, tjlttftOt N ,.grt(ul t11rt '" ,.f'fl,.rQf'f'Vv. ltt 11mrntt \O\£W'rw1 ,._,, tf \ll\f' """'° fl'•t'•\ t#il flf~Y~C ff'I" tttf'tlnv~~ auPfll\I 04' ,~11'-tn ~!If Al 1712. "'""' lt·S.11.,.., '"" °"'''" CllMl"I -A b o I I 1 h « S IN Sll lD Boord of Ory Cl .. nen1 Sii m. MMler, o .. erketey. tel!e91' -Allows distribution of parllun. MC11rl1n and ~lnelloMI malerlel on lunlo< colleve omPllMI. wblect to reasonable ruin of llOVtrn- lno 1>otrd1 All 2"4. v1sconc:et101, D· .S.n J-. •-""*" ln,,..-4 ...... -U~• ~r•t 90vtmment ID h•tl "''"' tor etlmlnallno C.lffM· nit 's !we Natlonel Gllerd dlvlslentl AJR 2L Mtli.s. lt-Gttrov. '''" -Olrtd1 Fain AllO<tl IO n 1r>d Cluslflc8tlon Commlllff ID •"""1 posslbiltty of 110 1119 cou11ty •114 dis· Irle! fair "'""' •lk>Ulfd lnslllMI to loul art f1lrs1 ACR llt, llur"°"' 0. S.n Frenclsco. THE SEHATE Confirmed 41 of Gov. AMoen's ·~ pe>lntments. Including: ~•Y~ ,., .. cunlfor, corrK"ltons dlr«tor; 1111 .. etl w. Porter, rttrutlon diYtslon r~ltt1 J•ntt J. MCCoy. tourism dlrector1 Kay Valory. conJU.,,., COUllUI. (9'1<""'" "' ,.. .. mblv A,.,....,IMtlh 'Htll«r -Asks C0119rtn 10 Include Ille Middle Forlt of Ille F111her R,.er lo 1nv tederel wtld riven >VSt~m1 SJR U, Tule. O·Rtllro.od Flat. Alr<l'.tl -"rolllblh 1lrcr11t from tar>dlno on • puOlk r....i ••~"' In •-rvcnclesi SI 2'l, Coltler. 0-Yr•lll lt..,-1tra -ln<rHMI .. lerlu o! offtCl•I• court ~ In various c011r1s. wHh I m"lmum of S 11.0001 511 JN, MtU.letr, O.S.11 Fronctsco s_.r -CrNlff ..,, .. .i. tr•Hk vloletlont for s_,j c~ and U · hlblllons o< ~; SB aa. co111 .... V-IM -Ellmt,..t~ 150 ..-Ill IV llvlr19 el10w1nce tor ~la ot vettrtn\ toking ~lgrtdu•I• ml~ worl< bl/I IM~ttt llmll on """'uni •pent '"' lulllon tt)d fffSI ~II •)I). Whetmore, II L• •hb•• 11 ... tutletl lntro411<:H Stell\• -Asks U $ POOIMUltr Ofll ... , t~ ,...,. • \t1m o •n ,,_ of "'' Twin &: Jl'uil Silel, F1oJ'&l Design 2.33 Chaise Lounge 12 only Padded FlonJ Prim 14.99' 10 oaly· Maternity Wear Reduced!! FOR INFANTS! .. Swimy,ear Tops Solid & Print Tops •.. Animal Print, Sizes 2-4 Now 1.66 Electric Knife 14.11 4 oalf. Bottoms Assorted Style Dresses . 15 only 14.1. Dresse.c; Skirts & Ankle Pants .... FOR BOYS! Table Radio FOR MEN! Sweaters 1.99-3.3.1 Penoc::rest Deluxe, AM/FM 20 om,,._ . Sweaters 3.88-9.88 Pre &hool, Assorted Col<>rs 18 only SHOE VALUES! Pullovers & Cardigan~ Sport Shirts Assorted Styl~ Blazer IIopsack Weave. Orig. 35.00 Jacket Laminated, Suede Trim Sport Shirts 2.00 Some Knits, Some Penn Pre"t 180 only Better Shirts 26.00 School Age & Prep Sim 19 only 11.88 Casual Dress Slacks 40 on ly Hopsack. Sllm·Trlm Styl,lng 2/3.00 Children's Shoes 5o only Moetly Girls Style& Now 2.44 Women's Flats 15 only Msorted Styles 3.66 Mens Better Canvas 55 only High & Oxford Styles " 2300 HARBOR BLVD .. COSTA MESA • FREE PARKING • A SHOP FOR YOUR EVERY NEED . 2.44 ~ 19 ontrJ 2.44 : 120 only : 2.33 i . •onth 11tnnfvuurv M M""'"'"••I D"v, I .) JJll ''· L1oomu slr10 It 01•1 _________________ ....;.;,;;;;;;;;;;;.-----------------------------;..~~-----~ ' • • • . , . . . . . : . .. ;· Land Vain Publitstion ~:?roposed '.C Widapl ... J"'cetl9 ., .............. ., ..... ,._ • la Or-.. c..v .... ~JNWled t. .. Bcllll'd 'Of sap., .... Tc • ., b.r :f'+'+ m of Or-. 0..-...e, dllDy ... ..-.t,y .... ,papen. ID a Jetta-t. tbe llJPG" : viw's. 118 I t!+m 111- ffnll to ,..... at -~~ • test i*Wi&c of • ample --... ...... ---the --... efteo-tiP el p¢6M g ._ Jtt-e4 ..... ia -....... :iaed and mdea •'-dable ~&rm." > • 'Ae p+tiahas died tbe ; ... iace of IM ... I ·ea.tJadqaaled6eIM ;~•I i'I afflce M :..,me. "Pz*lmtim• el ... ;,.. w•la la m:w1p1p& II !-., tile 1Wt ..... ta.-·prom hi impawemttlla 41 aaep!lty nm 1 wt pro-~· to be adliffed .. ;.-y,.....·· !~A pablic ald1 of --. ~~ ............... •p61iccu•..,,,.e.iam-:iaeat pmctices ..... c.m- :~ p&ameut. the pablllb-;~said. !-n.e, ..-.. um tM ~ ~·· omce has 1ned .._ : ueticwj powr _. aid : tUt wideapcud ,...... .... ; of Ill I Ed ftlllll ..... • )lnt'e -iiOtdhe -.!+46 ......... • ,._-6 ··-: ~ -'·-... .., : be defrayed ia',.t • .. ·• tirelJ bJ ·~of ... ; pl ''** w• "" 1'4·-• ad redDctim of ... ..., : all' •uwM appeals., the • peibiWwn atated. TbeJ said .: nfOlt of IM Aacdes Qian. · < ty '• pahticaticm costs were ;; co•aed by Die bme6ts of ~ pah.'jnnw 0 The .-M±ers' Jetter .. '! no way ......,. _, clll- ' tnat of a.e Clllallly aqes. ~ .... Wild. ,,.. Jetta' stat.- ! eel that the Ill 1 M id- ; cated ma .,11ntgnms to eo- ? operate in • telt pwNic-ua. • wl bas allo tML •led he • belina .... paMre&a , ; wald be a nJulJle pa1J1ic : ..mee dms •iac m-RdfJ'-• .am of the Board of Sa- : peviw'I. ' t : 'New Moon' · .. ' ~Bright at ~ MelodyJand 1' :· By Wiii.JAM DZD :. --........... ~ :stem and ~C' : "New lleoa" niee cm the : lllelodyland ... ,......, : niPt Oanbd by • trio ., ; ..,..., .... wbo ftlPflllted-I : 11 tllriiled tbe a.-..ce wttll ; the mmic !Ude twnHJx Oil : u.e 9Cl1!lelt by JemeUe Mc-~ DaaaJd and Ndlan F.ddJ. ; · Tbe masical. wbicll mda : tfte Meiodyl a D d operetta '; aeries after its GD&-week- : rm. features ~ ; 9C:8IM w II i c II IGIDf!timen : litb CID the .. GpQttionl .. • old t t m e ftlldeviJle : abow. ~ Wllile liDOnc bis •• , > ft:oal bond ~ to ,,,.,,. ; ...... of .. isJaDd full Cl( • malicaJ a....nan, William ~ Clliqw WA time -S time : .,. tbrills the mdieore • tfitb the familiw "Sblt- : belrt.ed Mm," "W a n ting : You" and ••Lover Com e ; Back To lie." .: . AlfhoaCb hil • p e a ms : ... IUIDetimes eadl ap ~ • bowl Cl( bmlklne llllllh. ; fbere is DO doubt about h ,. clarity and sb eacth ol bia ~ singing Yoice. < MW Grace-Lyane Mar· 1' tib. u the ''we never lose'' ~ Manianne, abon why abe .. baa bem acx•wbned wt.ere- ; uer sbe linp, ~~ l1 when -dea' ........ ; voice raitell to the biper ; notes. • But it ... tbe lmty voice : ~ Kea Remo tb.nt CODlll~ ~ eidJy drew tbe appkaw ad ; ...... of tbe aadieDre with .. ..Softly ,.. ID • Kami D : s..ue." and .. ~ : .. 11m.• ) >~-----, . i IS OH TOUI NIW AUfO ' All caemoe• . ... ...,.,.,.. Ofj/ .. · co•on "lfQUUKI • -..... ftUOW PMa ,..,_.....,ACNIHI A.LA.. ... .... QADT ..... ,, • IA10ll ND•IC ,..a_ vomlflM , .. ' . \ Wrdnesday, JUM 28, 1%7 Pacific View Mortuary and Chapel is now serving families frvm Huntington Beach to San Clemente Since 1960, Pacific View Memorial Park has been growing steadily, with each de- velopment contemplated to be an integral fJflrl of one of the most beautiful cem e- teries in Southern California. A s the years have passed green lawn has covered an ever larger area of ground, the M ausoleum of the PacifLC has received new court- yards and small trees have reached ever higher toward the sky. Now, the most significant addition has been completed-Pacific View Mortuary and Chapel. Noiv it is pqssible for families to make all m emorial arrangements at one time, in one place-and at prices to suit every budget and desired service. Mor- tuary services, funeral services, memorials as you personally wish the m to be can now be arranged with a single phone call to Pacifw View. Visit Pacific VieU?. See the new chapel and the dramatic view of the coastline visible from here. Come see how pleasant and attractive a cemetery can be. PACIFIC VIEW MEMORIAL PARK CEMETERY• MORTUARY • MAUSOLUJM •CHAPEL FUNERAL SER~ICES • CREMATION SERVICES , I "For any or every need ... one call." DAILY PILOT 9 , J 0 DAJL Y PILOT ~. June 28, 1967 For the Record NOA• MUWMllAL MOP'fTAL -· Mr. -~ Fr-M IC.ttly, 2111 C- dll. s..e. -· t lrl Mr. Mid Mn. O.le c;,_ 1• l'tw· "'41 P'i.cit. CCIII• Mesa. .. ,, IN. alld Mn. Dnld IMlll. 11152 LIMI SI.. H11n!lllOICW1 ~ boY Mr. and M~. a.mi. CMllllO. l'llWJ Kaai SIJ G•""" Grow. tlfl Mr. end Mn. Alban L..,... 1M12 P'tOO ""° Cl~. H""""91en !Medt, glrl Mr. and Mn. Teny 1CM'9a, DI ~ cla A ...... C-ottl MM, bey ,,_ ti Mr. -Mn. Nldt FC1f1Uftt, 1'21 Odo ... ,.. II., H'unll""°" a.di. M Mr. -9 Mn. Ar11wt ,...._, JPSl Ma Dnw. ~ leedl. bey Mr. -S Mn. Al1hlr l•rtfleld, UIS Ol«TY 0 ........ °'-· 9111 Mr. Mid Mn. S....ue4 a....., 433 E. ltlll SIJ Calta ~. 11"1 Mr. ltftd ~. O\et1a Z\tU, 11'2 (or. .. P'\., ........,.,,, I.ad!. boy Mr. tfld Mn. J«ll Ho<N*I, Cit Nero.-Ave .. C--.i Mair, 9'rl Mr. -Mn.. ,_ ._.,, ll1'PI Y• c11.., st.. Ga,... Gnw. elrt ""'· -Mn.. ,_ ldwflw, a.a ,.,... ........ Orlw. Huft!....-~ bcPI ,._ D Mr • ....i Mn. WIMlalTI °"'' 9" T~• -Drive. Call• MeM. t lrl Mt. aM Mn.. l'wl o..i.a. IU.A ~. "" "·· Col1• MHa. glrl Mr. Md Mn.. 11-Crawford, •a E. c-IM. ~talfl valley, 9lrt Mr. -Mn. CNrits ~. Wll $NdA ~. Mluloft Viejo. IWll\ M~lr:..c. Mn. E119eM W. lord, Jl'43 P'raldtfll Piece. com. Mew. girt -:n or Mid Mn. o.lm•r lunn. m' A~ ti,u. way, N.wpot1 lffd\, olr1 Mr. alld M"-Jo1N! Wiiiiams. '127 11'\1111 Orlw, H11nt1119ton Bndl gin #Ar. •nd M~ Jamn "*lttlar, 2'I E. 21st SI.. Cmla Mesa, boy Mr. tnd Mrs. Ull~ Ruoff, TI21 Hlglll•nd Drtw. Newp0!1 llf'adl. bey Mr. end Mn . Frank Wrlgflt, f%71 Frl&- lend Drive, Hunll"91ew1 leedl, bcrY Mr •nd Mn Arlan Pfofll, m JoaM SI., Coll• Mn.. t lrl ,_ 24 Mr. 1nd Mn .. J-n $alywada, 1Clll11 So<ll Circle. Hllf'lllnvfOn BHcll. boY Mr. and Mn. 8'" Parktt, l174 llt- rnar1t w..,, Colla Me\f, elrl Mr. end Mra. ~ TU1T1mlllo. Im So. Poplar SI •• Sal\te AN, olt1 '· Divettes PACIFIC VIEW Mf MOl"4L P AU : Crmtt~ • Mortw•ry ~'" • Cliaptl r 11nrr•I Sn-vku Crt7l\•l1on ~" 3'°° Pacllc View Orht, Newport lied. Califomi.t fl66J T~ (m)m3-l601 J Board OKs ~·· NOT1CZ Medical ANAHl lM IUt. Nishimoto 772-1107 Jacli Wiiiiams IJ7.J610 CAPISTllAHO HACH Aan Lond1eopl"' 4tJ.J71 1 S..Oio Londsc41,. COSTA MESA 4ti-1JJI RlimW«Je l.ond1eope MM7'1 Uo-,cl'• lond.Kqo ... 7441 M-dol Mor ,.2.uu FOUNTAIN VALLEY a.-4Kopin9 ~y H••tlnttH 14MJH GADEN GROVE lelt's lo1!dicope I J4·'221 • DAILY PILOT J l_ News of Orange Coast Men Ser-ving at Do111e ••• Overseas • ~ Coaat Guard Reserve En· son of Mr. aD<l Mrs. Donald for pilot tralnlq and Lt. son Drive, Hunt 1 D • l•• Ran.aid 11. Grace, t7IZ Bree-suit phaae " lale NaYJ'• m fighting IOUth of Da ~. IDll of M:ra. Eileen D. ;.:; aigna Rebert P. Grtem. son G. Prout, 16342 Woo&tock Proul to Sbeppald AFB, Beach have grldN"'d ~ 81 D r 1 v e, HU!lti.,,._ ··row--to-t.. a ...... adift Heng, Vietnam, in "Opera-Be t c b er, 18\122 Honolulu ~-·o1 Mr. and Mn. Paul D. Lane, Huntington Beach, Tu., for tra1nlng u a mis-the Basic A~ <aa1 Beech, are serving with duty proer-II& .. Nnal tims Un.ioa" while aervinf Lane, Huntington Beed!, baa ..... Griem, 2017 Oceen Way, La-were commilsioned upon 1Ue launch officer. School at P.-,pla. J'la. Maine 1-"ig!Ur • Atlack Air R.Merw 'ftwillillc Umt. wtdl H~a O>mpe-been pduMed from eJght .. guna Beach, and Lawrnce graduating r r om Officer They will now .-.r ,_ Squadron <VMPA..$13) at Mempbia. 'r-. flJ, Xia Marine Regiment. wee.ks of recndt training at . · 0 . s..en, IOll of Mr. and Caivtidate School at Lack· Engineman Mat&laew K Preparation Sdlool <hrry Point. N.C. He is ..._, ....... ID a 11111it ol the lit Marine Di· tbe San Diego recn.dt depoL ·"·Mn. Harvey Somers. 1709 land AFB, Tex. Fh~r. USNR, IOll of Mr. ane of the NPJ'• ......,..,., vWoa. He now feces three weekJ E . Bay Front. Balboa. were Lt. ReinertaoD is bein& and Mrs. Robert A. Fisher, Marine 2Dd Lt. ~ A. Ainn~ Apprentice llr.9 tdlOOll Daring tbe muW-IMtl&alion ot individual combat tnlin· commt .. Mn1ed Cout Guard usigned to Patrick AFB, 2572 Baysborea Drive, New-Beat, son ol Mr . ..t Mr-. B. Lewis, USNR, .. of Mr. operation 1be Lea1hemecks ing . • • . olfken with their present Fla., for tuinillC md duty port Beech, IDd Engine· Luther A. Best, n ~ and Mn. Gordon M. Lewis. Marine Pie. Jerry V. accounted for more tbaJ1 a -------- .... Nftb altA!r' lfllduati.DC from with the Air Fcrce Systems man RJdwd L. Maey Jr., 1ross Drive, ~ 111 • t &, 119 Ill St .• Huntington Beach I.Mer, a. fll lik'a. RGbert enemy ll:illed. Kid 1 Li Ice to ~--.-.Offioer Cancldate School at Command; Lt. llu&bes will USNR, IOU of Mr. and Mn. and Marine Pfc. 8.-M I . bas completed 21 div• of in-G. Ne a J.. nG ~ · ·the Cout Guard Reserve go to WIIliama AFB, Ariz., Riobard L. Macy, 9321 Hud-Grace, son ol Mr. dlll Mn. tensive training in the re-Pl.litt, a.ta Ilea. toot pmt Marine Pvt. f.tttl R. Rd-'Ask Andy' "'TraJninlCentel', YMktown,~_;_--=-...;,;;_~~-...:.,_----;..._--_:..;. _____ _;_ _______ ~----....;;,_-----_:_--_;_-...:..:..:------_;_----------~~~ Va. Spec ... J8JM8 c. IUddk, '10. 10D ol Mr. and Mn . • • James Rlddle, 223S Bayside . • .. Drive. Corona del Mar, is • -& membet' ol • unit whldl --received 1he Army's Meri- torioul Uait A ward t h 1 1 month near Qui Nbon, Viet. •. D9111. -The unit. the 1Mth Quar· tennuter Co~J. eaned . ·. the award for support of . -~ mD.it&ry opentiona in Viet- . · um from June 1955 to June .. 18. The unit participated :;:': ~ ln 20 major com bit opera- "" 1iom in tnat ti.me . ..:·.·· -- . . . · Marine Pvt. S&eft E. . : Dm bJ, IOll ol Mr. and Mn. • . D. J . Danahy, 58' Plumer · Sl. Costa Mesa, bu com- .:. 'pleted four weeb ol tndiv-. · Jdual combat trainile at .:: .. :.camp Pendletou. He will ... > now receive fOUT Yeeb of :?-:· IJl«iali•t training. ~.· -- : ,_ . Marine Opl Aaert E. g -'· J;r Jr., 10D ol Mr. and Mn. Albert E. KellJ, 8 Mac· -... DOlia, tCJlta Mesa. 1tceiftd • bis fomfh Air Medal wbDe . ...... rib Marine <>beer· . vatioe Squdnn I, a ~ • : of the 1st Marine A..ircraft . · ·w-mg. at tbe Marine Air Fa- • cility. Ky Ha, Vietmm. CEC Did Camplemu, huaband of the f<rm« ~ . ., . da Lane ol Colb Mesa. is . presently stationed at P~ er station in the Antarctic with the Seabees. He will retnm to Port Hueneme in •·· 1968. . : " Airbome training at Fl · , Benning, Ge., II in store for ·. . ·J.U R. MarPall, 19, 100 -: of Coda Mesa Fire Chief ~ .. and Mn. Mulhall. of m.o • Gannet ))rive. · · ·' John recently left for Ft. Ord and will 10 from. the.re. : . after a short ~mation .. . . period. to Georgia. ::~:·;_ Cout Guard Enslp Jt.J · · p SIJdlilr IOll o( Mn. Por· . 8 5:.-: ..... mt Circ~ .... ~: N;i Beach, bu ·-·"joined the 7th Fleet bl the Westa'D Pacific u a crew· • mftDber ol the Coast Goard ": :; . cutt« Bering Strait : The BerinC Strait Is one " of five cutten recentlJ • signed to patrol off South Vietnam to prevent infiltra· tion of eoem1 troops and supplies. Marine Lance Cpl. Jt.b- eri J. T'ltefll1IOll. aoo of Mn. R. W. Otbmer, 2(18 MiDtJtem111 Way, C o s ta Mesa. bas reported aboard the New River Marine Corps Air FacilJty; · J acksooville, : N.C. Pvt. SaJUel L. c.eper • 20, IOft of Mr. and Mn. Samuel w. Cooper t 3161 CoantrJ Club Drive. Costa Mesa. recently completed advanced armor tralninC at .n_ Knox, Ky. He WU train- ed to drift md mainta.iD the Army'• penomel car- • ·r1er. Spec. 4.C. Jt.bert fl Pd· ·· enea 20 10D of Mr. and . ·.:· Mn. 'R~ N. Peterson. •··· 129 E. Bay Ave., Nnrport . Beach, hes completed a ... ml.ulle repair course at tli_e -· ... Anny Missile and Mum· :· · lions School, Redatone Ar· :; ·aenal, Ala. Re was trained .in the eledronica or the . SergeaJll missile. Gunner's Mate Semnan, . 'U wanl R. Nortlmrp, USNR, 11on of Mr. and Mn. Frank S. Northrup, 9371 Hodaon Drive, Huntington Beach, attended the anoual Roee Festival In Port.land, Ore., earlier this month as a '7ewmember aboard the de· stroyer USS Shlekla, one of ·u 1st Fleet warships at the (~tivities . . . . '· Marine 2nd Lt. Dam I. Grta•. husband ol the for· · .'mer Mias Donna E. Holmes, : 29m Redwood Ave.. Cost.a Mesa, is In Da Nang, Viet- nam. serving with Scout Dog Platoon, lat Military . PoHce Batta.lion of tbe Force . • J.,ogistlc Command. Marine acout dot tnmJ, .:·:consisting of a Marine and a dog. have participeted in · ... more than 45 combat oper- :: .Rtion.<i In Vietnam. 2nd Lt Lnlle R. R~hte~ ••. whose mother is ~·· T. R. Douglass. 9.Sll Bird Ave .• Westminster: 2nd L•. Jolla S. Rapes, son " Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Hughea. · 14571 Newland . Midway City and 2nd u . Oooald G. rroa1. -~--- 7 All STORES OPEN TUESDAY JULY 4tll FROM 11 AJA. ti I P.M. llst•atic S-21 Cller Oltfit • UIAI -sir., f/5.6 color«· ~ --·toe.sit(. Au-. tic "' ...... ~ wil e1111er1, K*:oler X AIM e.trWei, Z ~ftm.. 49 95 • (4 flashes). • I lwllM lir .... 9 Ill m a.._, .. ...., ... _ ........... a.kt ff = try, '"' 1 29 1111.1.MSbt • FOIUE Jirst-Ai~ s,riy lll1SIPlll -"""~. ... Ultll ... fast! s.-.. h ru, scra,es . • . 1 49 ....... us J tr. lbl • DAISEY SllGLE cu• HOlSTtl ":'.:": 7nc Jiiel .... C. .,. 21"x72" All PUIPOSE PAI ....,.~, .. - IMcilc· li.ictly ll9dded witti 88 !:r°1 cover ift mt soli4 2. STATilll WAGON PAI i..11 40! 77'' slit wi1' tllick ,...., • ctmfort. Ideal • 4 I r.llllpillc. .tiles, etc. Anil- ... ii llli4 colors. • BIG BOY 24-lllCH BBQ c..,.. .......... ..... a.._.. .......... ...... ~ ... jiulauts. J.'.,esitita •l ..... ... llW ... . ,, .. ......... 10.88 Fil SIZE SLEEPlllG BAG Polaroid ''Trade-in'' SALE! 3d n. 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HUNTINGTON BEACH HUNlmGlON IEACH ADAMS & IROOKHURST S,.RINGOALE a EOINGU -----------·- ri ·- IAll ' Ell SllilS -Siil -lk70"'. 1'°- lirttr alll ia • 191 .,_. -'Ill *'-a • ----• •• •• 9l.IS. Wl.B. Am.IS 2.59 2.98 3.29 a ·-.i11M111a1 ~-CUM ... C.. ............. Dts· ... faster, lelws llO ~ ~IL . Sitt 3:1.00 Pl.Ami li$11dl1 Ii~ (0 .. et• W/FIH hmtr n {J COOL-RAV ~*-a:;:-•hn ~ POLAROID • ...__;:_--£~_: 1._49 _a_, Sii CWSES .., ........ __ _....,.... ._ ............. a . h M • lY. Cld&BlllAL AllllW .....-rr-tw -•-.ll WD • , ........ ..,. ..... _ ... 5.98 tlml eool-1.AY ........ , .... ....... ,...., 1.!11 • &.98 u1a 111 1C 2.69 3.49 • I 12 DAILY PILOT Recreation Program Under Way Monday marked the be. ginning of the Newport Beach summer recreation planround program, with the theme. "california, Here I Come." Beginning with pre-histor· ic times, which are featured at Newport playgrounds this week , the program includes California I n d l a n Days Week, Explorers by Land a n d by Sea Week, 49ers Week. Railroad Week, Gold· .-n Age ol Hollywood Week. California Carnival Week and Space Age Week. Continuing through Aul(. 18. the program consists of crafts. games, ~ama ~ special events tn keepa.ng with each of the themes. Parks officials said young· sters oI all ages may join the program. Any child may join the activities, free of charge, by filling oot a reg· 1stration card at any su· mer program playgroun.d. The playgrounds offering the summer recreation are Newport Harbor Commun!· ty Youtfl Center. 5th and lris, Corona del Mar: Co- rona del Mar Elementary School. 610 Carnation. Co- rona del Mar: Eastbluff Park. v~ del Oro and Vista del Sol: Mariners Park. Dover and Irvine, Newport Beach, and 38th Street Part on Balboa Blvd. In addition to the theme progtam, o t her ~ events have been plumed such as field trips to Irvine P.ark Knott& Berry Farm. Univ~rsal Studios in Holly· wood. and a straw·skiing trip to Ml Baldy. A DARING PROPOSAL! Social U>nventions Defied & Tianntf<f ! ~For Uninhibited Inhabitan~ Onlyn If you are among the few FREE SOULS who inhabit thi8 Area, why limit yam thinking to Friday or Setmday when planning a p&rty? The advantages of gMnr a GALA EVENT on SUNDAY, beretdore a Grave Social Gafie., are UNLIMITED! A Party cm a Sunday AFTERNOON 1w a Deceptively Metblr quality which cm ad to ANYTHINGI The very NOVm...TY of a Soiree Oil Sund8J lends a umq. me al DARING wbldt ii not to be ad:Deftd cm ANY OTHER night! Should yoa be BOLD enough to ad on th:i& Daring Propcml, ca1l a. Banquet Manager at the number below to ?eeerft YOUR Sunday in our Banquet Room. 'This will not only mn1 you of our Ul'l8tll'p8898d Harbor View, Superior Service, DANCING Facilities and, to be blunt, FINE FOOD, but will relieve you of the TEDIUM of clearing your Kitchen of plates, glasses and ~ftover GUESTS .me Monday Morning! THERE HA VE BEEN SOME CHANGES MADE AT'IHE OLD PAVILION . BA t:DA ',r -y. /I~ PAVILIDll NEWPORT BEACH ~: :--............. _ ...... ___ -.-.................. -. BALBOA l'ENINSULA ••• 17~ • ' . WtdntsdaJ, Junt 2F l ~ 7 ... \ . . . . SALE OF SPORTSWEAR SEPARATES 1." te a .ff value 1.69 A tWMly wvin9 °" summer ~ rates-before th• hot w-.ther sets in. SIHvelets tops .nd j.. maic.s . . . the tops ift a grMt profusion of te>lids and prints, al of them cotton knits, in 5-M.L siJft. The jamaic.1 in I OO j'. cot· tofts and no-iron polyester/ coHow l*nck, siies 1-16. Al of the cur- • rettt fashion coWi. at a ......... Mey -..., ...,.. INs.....t. .......... oo SUMMER PLA YWEAR FROM A FAMOUS MAKER FOR TOTS 3-6X RUFFLED TOP AND SHORTS SET 2.99 A. Easy-care cotton seersudtw, 2·p4tet set with eontrastin9 sid• ruffles.. collar. Red or blue, 1iies 3-bx. Si1es 7.12 ····-.... 3 .99 STRIPED, POLKA DOTTED SHIFT 4.99 8. Machine-washable I 00-/. co ft o "9 widely belted, red combtMcl wittt navy blue. Siies 7 to I 2. Si1t1 l·bx, polka do+ b1oonw1 i." FOi filRLS 7-12 MIUT ARY MOTIF SHORTS AND TOP 3.99 c. NH-0tt ~ pol<, ester I cotton , Mts Md top with maitary..Jike braid, buttom. Blue/ gold. Sizes 7·12. SC.. Ms 2.ff OVERBLOUSE AND SHORTS SET 2.99 0. Oaero n® polyester/cotton blend-- no ironin9. Blue emphasized wah red, pol't1 dot pockets. SiIH l-61. ..., .. ..., _. " ....... ,.,... ,...114 -----........ ,. ... , ... :.= __._ ........ ....,... ,_ -----::::= "'-,.,, ______ _ -~ 0 0a.1111r1. .... __ --------::: ...._,,,,.s ...... w,.,... .. ~ ... a. Wiii 111M .... dllrlilS .,... ...._. P..al ff. 0 Call ._a!'!2! ...., _a .... "'....,"-"• a c.u. -............ p.a. ........... ~--... ......... ~ a.. ... llM ..,.. .. may co south coast plaza, 3333 bristol st., costa mesa; 546-9321, 67S-3'11 sllop neryUy, •Oldly lllrough saturday, 10:00 ~.m. to 9:30 p.m. \ .... .. "• . -.. . -. ... . ... .. \ . ; . " ,,. -. MUA'S llST -Gtlle Benedict (center), winner of the ea.ta .Mela Civic Playhouse's first Thespian Award, is toasted with prize cups by other winners t.rom tlbe 1966-67 season. From left are Bob Eng- Mesa Playhouse Presents Awards By TOM mus .................. tnyed Ile wbimaical ·El· wood P. Dowd in "Bar· COlta M-put on tta ....,, vey, '' took the 1ea10D'1 belt ..... of the Acadmly ~ laurels. '1be belt -.c- AWlrdl SMurday n1-. with trels award went 1o Mary man. be9t actor; Mary Macy, best actnm; Benedld; Barbara Van Holt, best supporting actreM, and Bey L'F.clase, best rupporting actor. SAND PEDLES NOW UDO THEA11E one imporiant difference -Macy for her perfcrmance1---------------- all the wttmen lbowed up. as Lola ill "O>me Back, A quiollet ol prime per-little Sheba.'' hmen from the second Rey L'Ecluse, who bad season of the Costa Mesa j~ finished a f<U-week Civic Playhouse -repre-run of "The Subject Was MIDng each of the five pro-Roses" at the Laguna Play- dudioos staged -were hon-h ......... _ bef •-k ored at the theater'• first ouse 311 ~· ore, wu . the best supporting act.or annu.l aw.-ds dinner· trophy for his role as the The awards were present t}Ta.onical captain in "Mis· ed at the newly opened Cos· ter Roberts." Winning ~ ta Meea Country Club fol-supporting acC!ress honors lowing the fine.l perform-wa. Barban Van Holt who ance of "Harvey." which played the calculating older cloeed oot the pjayboo&e's actress in "The Voice of l~ "8llOD. the Turtle." THESPIAN AW ARD DIRECTOR CITED Collecting the largest of The awards were not con- ibe five C\JP8, the Thespian fined to acton; and actress- Award for the lea800's out-es. Pl.aybouse ~dent di- atmding performance by an redor ~ Tambellim was actor or actress, was Gene presented a br4lcelet from Benedict foe bis interpret.a-the city of Coeta Mesa, tion o( an llCinC u-pnsi-which ipODBOl'I tile pkwy- dent in "'Ibe Beat Mm." house, for her work in build- Bob Encm-, who por-1ng the little 1beeter group OYel' the put two yean. Huntington Players Add Two Shows • Costa Meii Qty Qluncil. man and Mn. Alvin L. Pinkley alao came in for kudos fU' .... support of the playhouse activities, re- flected in their attendance at ead1 adult, teen aod chil- dren'• productioD lince the playhouse was cqanized. The Pinkleys were pre- ,, Due 1lo heavy ticket dt-9eDted two gold paaes 1o mmdl, t h • Huntington futlre playhouse activities Be.di P1a}'boule produc-and a pair o( gold 1eebl by tion of ''See How"Ibey Rm" Bette Berg, b"m« city cul- bu been held over fur a tural arts coordinab' who Mil weebod, playbOUlll o(-WM ~ in organ- ficilk have announced. bling the Chic Playhouse. your rree uounnet cook book 'Ibe fa1lt paced !lfte, Mn. Berg ii DOW manag-ICDeduJed 1o clod mt week-Ing direotq-ol a 1heater ...,., ... ,_. end, will live two men pll'· g.roup in Oceanside. "'"'"'"'.'""' farmaDces U* Friday and OTHER HONORS ~- Satmda.Y. CUrWo ti.me ls Obn honored for their 1:30 p.m. at the Bm'D, 2110 cmtributionl 1o 1be P.!-Y· Mlin St., Humingtoa Beach. b~ wen Shirley Dillon, Directed by Frank Rug-a voluntieer worm for near- eD. b &bow feabns Dolli Jy every produdion, • n d Cohen, Allan Sandquilt IOd Anita Gro98mMl, 1DUlical di- Paul SulllYllD in tbe major rector for the d:i.Jdren'a rolel. 01ber Cllt members plays. _.. Gnitia Smith, George Tbe playhouse will go Haddld, Ob«yl Tdreallt, "dark" fur 1be summer Ron Filian, Colin Gmver months, following next week- and Dick Taylor. eod'1 performances of the 'I'be holdover ii the sec-children's Show "Winnie the end for the Huotingtm Pooh,'' and resume produc- Beacb Plllybouee this sea-tlion in September when au- .an. The l>e8ter' group's dltions will be held for the opening play, "The Rain· fiM show of. the new sea- n.ter," a1JO wat extended ton. tor an ens.. weekend. ~miiiiiiimiiiiiiimiiiiiiimiiiiiiimiiiiiiimiiiiiii•I Relervations for the H\mt· ~ Beach comedy mey be obW.ned by calllni m- 45.18 or 847-4815. 'lictets imy al.lo be ptrebued at Mmoliol Music Center at Five Points. DIAL-A-PU YER ,,6-0639 I See By Today's Want Ads • Whett a penon can find an older home In Laauna Beam , that has beel r.- modeled and rest. on a big lot with many ~ - IOllJlds interetJting! • That M'Wing oluees are being ottered. • W h e re a. combination handy man ~ nieht watchman is needtd. • WlMft a boa.ti~ enthU81- ut ean Joca.te a pluah 30' Trojan with extru that idt!f!1>1 6. •Then'• a 'M Riviera with 33,IXXI miles. It's aU white with rreen upholmrmir and hM air conditioning. •.• is at Mariners Savings. Stop by and pick It up. To celebrate the Gounnet Festival, July 1 through July 10, Mariners is offering a free gourmet cook book to all visitors. Let these attractive bound gourmet cook books instruct you in such diverse sub- jects as wine cookery, herb and spice cookery, and the ABC's of canapes, cookies and salads. Find new ideas in the preparation of culinary delights and rediscover old ones. Come ioin in the festive otmosphere amid the hand5ome surroundings of the Mariners Building. Our friendly and courteous staff will assist you with all your savings and loan rieeds. And remember, ot Mariners your savings eam the highe.st prevailing interest rate in complete safety. • MARINERS SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION A S..bud1oryd a.pc..i ......_ Carpanliall W1:Srn.IF'F'9 Do\'Ell •NEWPORT l l!Aaf, CAUJ'. t'Ul63 • n14l tn-«m ~ " Wtdllt~, June 28, 1967 DAILY PILOT 5 200,000 GENUINE DISCOUNTS on FAMOUS BRANDS WE WILL IE CLOSED WED., JUNE 28 TO PREPARE FOR OUR CLEARANCE WE CAN'T MENTION THE BRANDS BUT YOU'LL KNOW THE LABEL "SAVINGS AS NEVER BEFORE" ALL GOODS FROM OUR REGULAR STOCK-ALL FIRST QUALITY INFANTS ~!.L:S $16. ............... ... n. .. DIAPER SETS !1• .,._... .... S-Waltlit ..... S4 T.sHIRTS NAMI llAND YAL J.2' CUI.ITT DIAPERS Tit I •1• , .... .... J.tl PUTTU BABY PANTS .... 6'c MANY MORE .. SALE STARTS THURSDAY JUNE 29 10 A.M. SHARP BE EARLY FOR RIST CHOICE BOYS F•mous Mak..--Ho Presa $1 SHIRTS ~<;, ,.1 COWBOY JACKETS REG. $6 NATIONAL llAND Sft99 CORDUROY · 1,. :s.1 PANTS $3~12 REG. 4.91 F•mous Make T-SHIRTS ~~~· I 003 Cotton Nopreu BARGAINS .:~:~·;.~u:,~:.~. SLACKS REG. $5.00 CAR BEDS • CAR SEATS • SWINGS • MATTRESSES WlTH ACCESSORIES 20% OFF I J PC. HANO MADi 211 ORLON Sweater Sets REG. $5 2 PC. TERRY CLOTH 1ss Snoozy Sets REG. $3 EVERY n'EM IN THE STORE HAS BEEN REDUCED IY AT LEAST 20% PAii TIAl>I ITIMS DCLUDID BUY NOW AND SAVE ON BACK TO SCHOOL MIRCHANDISE TEEN OPEN DAILY SWIM SUITS 9:30 TO 6 P .M. MON., THUR., FRI. VALUES TO $12 9:30 TO 9 P .M. % ] PRICE PHONE 545-1448 CHOOSE FROM MANY FAMOUS MAKERS GIRLS POOR BOY TOP s2•• DRESSES REG. u FAMOUS MAKE T-SHIRTS & SHORTS 1/3 Off WM ,..·11 ........ ,..·11 ............ STRETCH NYLON CAPRIS REG. $3.99 h FAMOUS MARI WASH'N WIAR CAPRI SETS VALUE $4 ORLON SWEATERS VALUE $6.99 '1'' '2'' s1 •1•9 & UP BERMUDA & SHORT SETS 1188 It UP VALUE $4 2 PIECI BLOUSES & T-SHIRTS s1 VALUE TO $3 HURRY ALL SALES NO LAY-AWAYS-NO BONUS CARDS-NO GIFT WRAP 2300 HARBE>R BLVD • HARBOR CENTER Char«Je Accounts and BankAmericard of Course --~· ~ .. ~ ... I 14 DAI\. y Pfl.OT WednesdQ, Juot 28. 1967 LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE Double Decade LEGAL NO'l1CE Hugh Davis (left) and Chris Brown wait for slice of birthday cake from Davis-Brown Appliance Co. secretary Sue Bloodworth to celebrate 20th anni- versary of their partnership. FirJt abop was at 1885 Harbor Blvd., in CosU Mesa. The partners have been together a~ present location, 411 E. 17th St., also in Coeta Mesa. since 1963. ~· Your Money's Worth LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NO'l1CE By SYLVIA PORTER The day is coming when you, a young married cou- ple. wiB be able to "take a pink pill iI you want a girl, a blu.e piJJ if you waot a boy, and a white pill if you want neither." Almost 1urely, this freedom of choice will increase the pro- portion of boy babies and thereby increase the num- ber of males eligible for marriage at all ages. Thi.a, in turn, will elimi- nate tbe abort.age of middle- aged eligible males and as a result. no longer will so many miHions of older wid- ows and divot cees be forced to remain without male companionship for 10 or ~ or even more years. Our whole society will be heal- thier and happier. 'Ibia WU one o(. the cheer· ful prospect~ outlined by Dr. Paul C. Glick, a chief popu- lation expert for the U.S. Bureau of Census and presi- dent of the Population As - IOciation of America, at the association's annual meet· ing in Cincinnati a short whlle ago. "TODA Y'S deficl( of mid- dle-aged men who are elig- ible to marry could be re· duced. eliminated or e v t. n obanged to a surplua," Glick explained wher. 1 queried him in Washington on this forecast. ··in view of the suceessful experiments in animal husbandry to con- trol sex in cattle. it is rea- sonable to expect progress in applied genetics lo con- trol the s~uence of chil· dren by sex.'' The Census Bureau is now beginning a pioneering. historic study of marriage in the U.S. to obtain facts for the Office of Economic DHC•IP'TION PROPOHD HWN>U HACH Opportunity on the relation· ,::"'=:--::~ ":;,.'11. "'::' ship between poverty and HCHATIOel otsntcT marriage problems. Data ~":, -.:_ • c:::' ,!"_,IMP•~"~;: from a special sample of knot ... Ot.frld, U Mid bouf!d.trv h -------- ._,-..,.. In h10Mlon No. S ... 50. LEGAL NOTICE ~ JUftt i. "" bY lht lo.tro oc ------------~--ffl On.... c--,. Cefifor. P·f16M ..... Miii ,..,_ ._.. IM lftlot'Mcllon CllllT,,ICATE OF IUSINBS ffl ..,_ -IM f1I 1.1111 SltM, 10 l'lCTITIOUS lfAMI ..., "' wlcllt\, wltl! !ht ---..... ol The ""*"~ ~ mfilfy .... b ..... AM A-. 100 fMI Ill wldl!I. ~dlno a b<nl!WU 11 2300 H•r'bo< • Mid ....-..ctleft la .,_,, Oft • map llloulevero. Cosl• Mew. C1llf0<nla, ,,_, al H-1 Hetollll. rttorcled Ill bllol< 1tir rldllloll• firm -of JOO•'S 4 -11 ol ""~'·-Maps. •K· FASHIONS &nO itlal u iO firm II (Oft'-.. f/f Or•• CIJll!lfY, Callfomlai ~ oe ~ followt119 person, -._. ....., _. w or Earl. Alone ,..,,,. "' 1v11 and pl•et oc ret~ ta .... Olll9lr 11111 "' Sant• Aft41 ·-·· ...... -.. 611.Jt .... te lfw Mt1flwsltrly "'°'"" l'll•lcla J Clltton. S5' Jot"" s1...,t, ....... "' ... -~·tar1Y ""' ., LOI A1>1r1m~nl 8. (061• Mu• CaltlO'nl• JS fJI Mid ""'-' Helellh: IMft<• D••to Ju~ it . 1"1 """" r W cw• Eul, •'-w ld Potrlcl• J. 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CALIFOllNIA •ICHA•O T TURNfR E 1ewflve Offlwr l..eQI ~ ~ Conlm ....... 0r .... ~.co....,... PIMIJN!d Or...-c..tf O.lfof Pllel, ,.,.,. " ·~ J~ & nu .,,.., } WHY IS THIS AD IN THE FINANCIAL SECTION? If .,ou 11ow ma11ufad uu , or 1 would Ilka lo lft•1111f•t +ur• • produd . our lunin•n is 111 help you m•~• mor• mo••Y CALL 111 if you want to inu ••u your profit 1tru~fur•. 90rdon h. br•dford & Auecl9tn _1r1 .. o.41• e_ .. ....,._, tm..,.. .. _, __ .. ..,.-c--"-'1~-~ 642-6935 • Over The Wunter SAND PEBBLES NOW UDO THEATRE • • .• ... "' ,,. "" "' ~ ~ ,. = •i,, .... ... n ,. UI t• +.~·r 3 • 3 lrt "1 Ill ••s •: .,, .~ ... ~ .. '7 • .. '7 • 0 • .,.. ~ IV ••tt ,.. • .. s '" ACI05.S 1 hrmsillle millt := ...... 14 '"'--" IS....,..-s cmcaa 161...w 17 l..mlll .... ltf'-- Jl9i91 .... ....... Zl Cr I ctiare. iils5LI ZJ EMil-..-.:: c.I ..... 24Der 2S 8911:: ... 211 SdlMI ... 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Now he JS Chmae belongs .. ••11 -" 1' B.W,. 62 Part of pl~u'I thr body word M Short pencil '11 ll;an's .... '6 Of tht JI •11~11'1 nilurt o~ "" Surtl ic Jl9 A Owdt1ll 61 Ph.,.anuti- 4.J Ciao~ nl '°"" of 11 Down M lltfoH -A- > ( I I ' c c c l ~ ' I I I ' I ' ' I l I ' ' • ' ' I I ' I • • WedntscSay, June 2a, l%_1 _______ o_A1_L_v_P_1_Lo_r~z=-s Wednesday's Closing Priees-Wmplete New York Stock Exchange List .. n no md > ., __ _ , t • ' ! , r • t • • t & , • • .. " Ir " II .. • ~ •• ,. ti ... ., •• "' II. c " It 1• .. '· • I I . . ~ • • .. . . , ~ . ' . .. -. . . . .. ~ -. -. r . )8 DAILY PILOT MAN OF ACTION -Adam West appears bl the title role of ''Batman" tonight at 7:30 on Channel 7. In thia episode of the color program the Catwoman, played by Julie Newmar, joins forc4es with Batman. TELEVISION VIEWS TViewers, Unite! ly OINE HANOSAKEI HOLLYWOOD (AP) -'l'be man wbo was bmd- lng chatrman of the Bmmy .. wardlng Telm.tcm Academy 21 Year'J ago now hu a new idea: A "National Academy of Television Receiver Owners of AmeriC'I.' .. Syd Cassyd sees it as a service organhation comparable to an automobfle club. But instead of nromoting better highways for motorist3, it would, he savs: "Try to implement the Jaws of Coneres.1 that say television shall be In the oubtic interest. conven· ience and necessity, and -Provide a viewer's voice dfrected toward sporuors and pro~ammin~." Cassvd. smiling, jtravinf' and !lA. ie a HoTiv· wood trnde-maearlne writer who in 1950 was presf· dent of the Academv of Television Arts and Sciences . IN HIS CLUTTERED office ~ block from Hol- lvwood and Vine he areued: "Receiver manufac- turen; are oreanized. service tech.,icians are orran- i.,ed. broadr~ster-: are orianlzed. Whv 11hou)~n't own- ers of the 55 million receivei.s be oreanittd? "The qusetion is. is the public l!ettin., the max- imum benefit Mt of its inv~tment of noo to Sl .000 in a set? How can it best express itself u le what it wants? "Supposedly it is represented by the seven federal communications commissioners. But with 200.000 station-: to police -shortwave. ftre. police, airplane, ship, ham -the comm.i.ssioners are ove-r- worked. "AND WITH 50 perunt of our senaton and even our Pre6ident having an interest tn broadc~ ing, it has become private intet'e8t, not public." If the 700 U.S. TV stati<>1l8 grossing $2 billion a year were operated fully in public interest, con- venience and necessity, Casayd claimed, "then would be no need for educ1tiona1 TV channels. A broadcasting channel is no dlfferent in U.S laws from the Grand Canyon Ol' Yosemite National Park, which are operated for the public." He sees the proposed set-owners' academy par· ticipating in FCC hearin~ on station liceme renew· als and taking a Better Busine.86 Bureau Approach to color-TV servicing. "And why should we be locked into a 525-line-per-incb TV system! The French have 625 lines. Maybe 1,000 lines would be better." AS FOR PROGRAMMING: "Thirteen thousand movie features have been on the air, some 11 many ~ 30 times a year. Is Ulla in the public Interest!" Cassyd said his plan "does not eresuppoee broadcasters are not doing a wonderful job. But is it the maximum job?'' He said incorporailon papers, with himlelf as one of four incorporatol"6. will be filed in Wuhing. ton within a month. I Dennis tlae Menace •.-. -... . · -·-. . * ... 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""1*"'11 ,.... , .. ~ ....... ON A PINHEAD tt Ion'+ 41111+. the ume thl119 9' ioitCfitl..11 ttle C...&t.+u+i ... oe the head ef • ,;.,, IMrt 414 yoe ..,. ,..uy , .. , the "F°' "'• Reeer4" fHt11re in the DAil Y "l0T1 Y .,,., be .. ,,..;,ecf 11- _,h l11fw111ati.i1 •• u~ it•dr Int• • emall titat.•. , \ PIANU11 .... _,._~-c::r .. --. I SEE A \IA.ST, BARREN W~~IN ~I "'°1'11.ED WITH PllSSET, «> RfD<EP WT1l4 OCCASOOAL W\ID~ESa= VJRIDJAN! ••• MUn AND JEFP MUTT,~s REO~GOES DING DONG? MISS PEACH , }{ELLY ~C.t\OOL o.tA~ SOc.w ~"" ... A-4 flt4M L. PLAY ---- DDllE DEERE rT'S lW> ENOOQi WHEN >. CHIU> NEYER SIM.ES-· BUT WHEH HE~ Cil:f WHEN Hfts A8ll5ED rT'5 JN::JRE. lHAH I CAN ~~~=--... J W~AT'S GREEN AND GOES DING PONG? FOOEY ! IF ~ KIO IN ll-11: CAST MANAG!S TO BRING HIS PARENTS, ITU. STILL ONLY MEAN E>O iTCKETS SOLD. AT 1)oU5 MOMENT WElFAAE ~KER GlORIA 8IGlEY 8E(,jl6 HER AF'IE~ ROU).1()5 ••• • ly C..,._ M. Schulz By Ferd Johnson • ly Al Smith NO-DING DONGS ONLY COME IN REO! ly Mell NOW I KNOW WHY HOU..Y~O MOVIES HAVE CASTS OF iHOUSAND5 ... ly Frank Wle ; : ' n • USC Given Library Study Aid Fellowahipt totaling •m .. 130 have been anrded to use Scbool of Ubrary Sci· ence by Ul4! U.S. Office ot -: Education, Dr. Martha Bou, dean of the school, announc- ed Wednesday. The fellowahlps are for atudenta lntereated in study· ing library lclence and in- formation science. Dlvidecl into two categories, the fel- lowships are designed for PhD and master's candi- dates. 'Street' Artists Richard's Addition Completed A 3,000.square-foot addi-' tion to the .narket building at Richard's Lido Center, I i costing SJ00,000, is expected • • r to be completed this month, • according to Hugh Mynatt, general manager o: t h l Newport Beach retail com· plex. The building will house a n.ew 2,000.square-foot pro- duce center with red brick walls, simulated bric:~ floor and a tropical planter wall. Special lighting effects will be possible with tbe use of WedMsd~, June 28, 1967 .. .. 3,000.SQUARE-FOOT ADDITION FOR RICHARD'S LIDO CENTER Artist's Drawing Depicts New Produce Display ArH FAVORITES an indirect lighting system, Mynatt said. along with a bakery depart SAND PEBBLES NOW UDO THEATRE ment. The program fOr PhD candidates ill designed to prepare faculty 01e01ber1 for schools of library and information ldencea. The PbD fellows will receive $5,000 for the academic year. plus '600 for each de- pendent. 1bey also will re- ceive ,1,020fOrthe1968 sum- mer seuion, and $120 for each dependent, if needed. ~ Fellows are exempt from tuition and may be re.i.m· bursed for travel expenses ~y ~ themselves "artists de la rue" and they will display more then 2,000 oil pamtings, water colors, collages, metalwOf'k pieces and stitchery examples on the mall at Huntington Center today through Saturday. Huntington Beach artists and their wort (left to right) are Marylyn Sonnickson Guy Bevill Lea · Muggeridge, Ben Davis and Helena Scott. ' ' Also to be included in the new building ls a 30-foot open • front dairy display unit. A total of 180 square feet of grocery display fix. tures also will be added, The bakery will feature a cake decorating corner where customers can view pastry workers on the job National and local teador- lhip polls prove the DAILY PILOT carries some of the most popular col11m1u and fHtures available to any newspaper in the Unit.d Statta. decorating fancy cakes. I'========~ • to aod from Loe Angelea. 'lbe fellowship fOr mas- t«'s degree candidates ia designed for ltudeata inter- ested in entering the pro- f e I &-l 0 D ol llbrarianabip. Grant. ol . $2.200 fOr the academlc JW plua • for each dependent, and MSC> for tbe 1981 IUlllllU!f 181· •Ion. rib $DD fGr Mell de- pmdent, will be ...U.ble. FelloWlbipl may be re- newed for up to three years depending OD the availabil- ity ol federal funds. Candidates must be en- rolled in a fulltime study program. Applioatioos can be ob- tained from the USC School of Library Sdmce, 335 Do- heny Memorial L i b r a r y building, Univenity P•k, Los Angeles, 90007. Com- pleted applicetiona must be poltmarked DO later than Sept. 1. Medal Asked For Disney California Seoal« George Murphy Monday annouoced he bu imroduced a b 111 which would autboriz.e a posthumous gold medal for the late Walt Disney in r~ cognition ol hi.a 1ervice to tne naUoo. The m~ would au- thotize $2,500 to pay foe the medal. It al.lo would .au- thorize the striking off of up to 100,000 bronze duplicate meda.la to be issued to raise funds for the California In· stitute of the Arla, founded by tile late movierilaker. Tbe institute would pay for these medals. ''Walt Dlaney was a unique man," Murphy said in a statement accompany- ing bis resolution. "To the end ol his days, Mr. Disney remained an idealist in a world of cynics. In an a g e wbere men live each diay with the awesome know- ledge that tbey have the nuclear power to turn this planet into radioactive dust, Walt Disney celebrated in his t!Very creative ad the innocence, joy, and optim- i9m of childhood." The DAILY PILOT Covers Boating Best in West Over 9,000 Sign Up For Summer k• t¥n 9,000 atudents have ea.roD.t for the first &ix•Week tmDJDe1' tellion f.t Caliform. State eoilece at Lone Belich, acicording to , Dr. Roderick B. Peck, u-1f sociate dean far inJtruction. ,~ ~ •-"' Special fealuret> ol the 1 ~· session inclU<l.e a section °'l•••••miiilill••••-. the honors program jtmior colloquim dealing with the creative impulse, a film fes- tival, a summer theater pro- gram, a choir workshop and an opera cllnic. Also offered are science in t h e elementary school and a clua in ael'ospace education, both designed for educators; several radio- television and criminology courses. aod • art program for high school students. Cultural event.a for t b e summer include "Concerts in the Grove" featuring sev- er-al evemnc program~ ol 1nmica1 entertainment. drama production. and ex- hibits in tbe art plleries at 1be coDece. 1be teCOOd six-week sum· mer 1e11iion will begin July 31. Two Seeking News Prizes Two students from Costa Mesa IDgh School are com- peting wilb 'rl Soutbenl Cali- fornia birgtl scboo~ jt.miors in the finlt High School. Joumallml Institute at the Umversity of Celifornia. Riv- erside. Janice Jacobs, 3000 Cleve- land, aod Tom Long, 3145 o:rt Lane, are participat- ing in 9le two-week inlti· tute which ends Seturday and ia sponsored by UCR and the Riverside Pr868·En- terpriae oewspepen. The atudentll, all ol whom will return to school next tall, are competing for cash awards and honors while r«:eiving instruction in news writing end editing. Speak- en during the ~week ses· !Woo include widely known educators and prof e1Sional newsnien. $ 47 CASE DRY CAM ADA SOfl DRINK UMIT 2 CASIS lie YALIE Carnation Brentwood ICE CREAM ..-.c-u.. Umit 1 ............ ---------89;-YALUE OAK BURNE CHARCOAL BRIQUETS 10 u. .. , -·----- 1.00 Value RIGHT GUARD DEODORANT 4 OL Can Sl.H YAWi limit 4 6-TRANSISTOR RADIO I I.It llU. 4 IL PlUTIC llTT\1 OOPPERTONE =: ----~---~~~---·-·-~-~··~---a • a a a 4th Of SPEC/Al JULY . PORIAllLE BAR-B-Q GRILL 11 x-bo9i rib -- tne hliPt eoatzoL ~-· lubiu£ folcnQc ~ ~ ff" wtteela. Model 2400 llL$1M TABLE-TOP BAR·B-Q QRIU. 13• dl&IMter, 3 ec ""*ac hei1hta. sr lep a.. It off the table. DITll9 GOLF BALLS UftlY c:mter, }Jjgh ~ permanently Yhite ceoter. 3 n•88c S1.00 YALUE SUNGLASSES J..Arg"e nri8t;J 'at llt1* for-8Ddwomen. 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JULY 4TH 9107 Garfield Fountain Valley Phone 962-4401' lllLSll.H INSTAMATIC 104 KODAK CAMERA OU I Fl I We M1l give YCK. a .oil al blldr and wbite w Kodaoolor dim for uch ?U1. ~ ..... • 120, 126, 127 or 620 IC :re-ban 8 or -- good print.I. 2f 1001::~': Now, 24. hour p~ on ..t colOf' .. ftll u bt.ek and white lllm. ________ , ___ _ ~t.1967,~ Dqs, Inc. nit "",. •• 11 a c-"" a ·s+nnnen zn a nos • . . . • I • .. • • - JI D4JLY PILOT WtdMsdQ, JIN 29, 1 CJ67 SAND PDILIS NOW UDO THEA11E Staff Organization to Change at El Toro Students Help Sign Up Vote for ·Bond Ballot A new concept ID staff Staff apotesman aaid the or1an!latioa 11 ICbeduled to milaion and taak.s of the eo ;Into operation at El Toro ataUoo wUl remain t h e Martne eo.,. Air station aune. JulJ 1. However, t b e familiar ~ANTHONY'S~ I) woat.D l'AMOUI SHOE SERVICE COMPLETE : ~,:.;::;!:.::': ... :.~., e AJl .. t., tit-alHI ~,, re11ewe.il e Hltli 11Ml1 ~vt •-' ••41• 1- • HADA&, W66A6E RfPAl~"6 .... 1 "91 ...... T• S... ~ .. t Corona del Mar--673-4640 Santa Ana -Kl 3-3490 Richards Udo ~ - 673-8620 LIDO ISLE sttoES & IAGS DY!O Olt lECOVERED TO MATCH YOU. GOWN NOTICI: OUI COSTA MIU SHOP IS C&.OSD "G" HCtiODI wUl be dis· banded ln favOt" of the new- er organization containing a Chief of Staff and eight sep- arate department.a. Station planners were al- so quJct to streaa that the July 1 change wUl involve no cutback in manpower. It is believed there will be an increue in the clvilian work force during the next year. A! oppoaed to the normal G-1, G-2, G-3 poattiona, etc., the air station will have an Admlnlatrattve Ser- vices Department, a Per- sonnel Department, an Op- erations D e p a r tment, a Comptroller Department, a Public Woru Department, Supply Department, a Med· lcal Department and a Den- tal Department. Studeota lo tht Huntina· ton Beach Union Hilb School Diltrlct wUl aid in regiltering voters for the Oct. 10 tax increue elec· tlon in the diltrlcl Toda.y baa b e e n des· COMPLETE FUNERALS CONVENIENTLY P~ARRANGED OEM!!TUY LOTS l XAU80LEUM CRYPTS Fro,. flff S F'rom Me6 rstminSttr Sltmorial Jark Mort11ary-Cemetery Two Scpu-ucly OWned Compant(S Located Side-by-Side, Shuing a Ccmmon Desire to SccYe You Better, With Less Cost, ansf Without the Incoovenimcc of Funcnl Procmions Through Heavy Traffic= 14801 • 1410l IEAOH ILVO .. WISTMINSTll TWiMMcl 3-2421 Jlffenot1 1·17?S tcnated "R" day at tbe tour blth 1cboola, with student leeden, tbe varloua PTA'a and the League ol Women voten resiltertnc vo~ and dlsfributlng intonnaUon OD Toter ellObli~ ·' Aue. YT iJ the lut day to reellter in order to qual- f.ly for .,._ tu tnareue elec· tion. T'be d.lltrtct 11 uk:lng voter apprcwal ol a 15-eent \ lncreue in the preset ft.at ~ t\OO. aaened valuation -rate, ' Approval alto ii uked for a S22 mJllion bond !Jaue to build two more,ecboob, ac- quire an ~tfonal site and make additiona at the exJ.at.. lng schools. Sue Old!, daughter ot - Mr. and Mnt.. J. L. Olds, of 20582 Egret Lane, wu girl of the month · !or May at Huntington-:: Beach High School. Be- fore graduation she wu active in camp\14 groups including Giris- Athletic Allociation. - Reii11r&tlon requirementa include belnC a dtiien of the United States for 90 days, <i the state for ooe year, of the county f ()f' 90 days and of the prednct fCJr 54 days, and being 21 or older. ------- STAR THI SPAN Ci LED SPECIALS CLIP COUPOI~ TH STAINl • ' . KITCHE. ................. • IXOVISmLY DICt~ • Dnlll•mT P•OOlf -t. ~~ ~ LS. ISl.AN'-..:D T::::ltfA==T,=lA=IGE:Sl:ZE~===s~,EAKN MUSHROOMS ;:. 3·9' Paper Napkins c~~:r:. ··=~~ .. 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SCOURING PADS :,~fa 4~ DETERGENT DOVE LIQU ID 22-0L. 51 C (inc.I. bottle Sc off) LAUNDRY DETERGENT TIDE giant 79c pkg DANISH MARGARINE BORDEN'S l ·lb. 39' co rt on COOK OUT SPICfS SCHILLING r""1c Solt -•.oz <Oii 'l'I< '-to....,_,NI-~., to<I 29t MoftCM!Onion-l~L.COO l h r...i..,..,.,..-2,..1 tOI' •~ Mtot T...---4\HL ~ 0< KELLOGG'S POP TARTS J 2300 Barbor Bfvd. at Wiison St., Barbor Shopping C~nter, Costa Mesa . . .. •II 809 •f M...tJa Tom Sperazzo, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles SpelTUZO, 19801 Glou- cester Lane, was boy of the month for May at HuntiDgton B e a c b Jilgb School. Before graduation be was ac- tive in many campus lfOUps. He plana to at- tend UCI and major in liberal arts. w..,.,, JlllM 28, 1967 DAILY PILOT J. Psychologist Urges More Aid fo r 'Hard to Reach' Pupil s SAND PEllLES NOW UDO THEATRE Ullleu our ICbool& learn the emoticmlly d.i.stm't>ed For examp~. a pupil . with black.board, but cannot ab- to recognir.e the child with child, or the ipOi1ed bral, thiJ problem mar aot be IOl'b the spokm le11on. all _ ... ,_ to ••V ,..____..., ,,_ teWre 1eami.DI d iphilitia of whom have a rela--~ .--"We cannot wait 50 years lively normal range of open "ring" when abowD a riDJ, and t.b *tis to teacb him IMrnillg cNnnels. and CUDOt lp8l1 tbe warda, for tbe neurologitts a n d properly, two or three dW-Instead. the cbid with a but will mMe a c:lreUlar psychologist to tell ua why," ::-~ ~ ~ severe learning disability aignal witb hil flapn. ID said Dr. McCarthy. "What ucalional dixards, KCCJl'd.. mflers from a blockage of certain i.Dltancea, t4le 1W-iJ more important at pres-1.nc to tbe fiDdlap of ICbool the normal learning cbaD-dent can com .. ebend what eat is to leach theae cbil- PIYcholoeiat Dr. Jeune Mc-_ne1s~~in~oae~wa~7~~~aDOtbe~~r-~the~teecber~~wrftel~5an~,tbe~~dren~~as~m~ucb~~as~w~e~can:-I earthy. Writmc 1a the curn:nt is- sue of ''Grade Teacher'.'' a profeuioml meprine f o r eleD'N!llflluy ~. Dr. McCarthy dimes t b e ~ tbe9e dlildren repr:eeent in her article, "Raw to Teach the Hard to Reech.'' Experta admit that the child with a severe lem1Dng disability is clfllcalt to iden- tify. Dr. Ucc.rtby com- maK.s, "Be ia the kid of whom tacbl!n everywhere aay, 'Be *1ws me out of my mind!'" · Thil kind of child. Dr. HOLD IT! Don't make a move! Wr;nne~ood SANTAANA McCarthy points out, iJ not IJ'DGll1JDOUI" witb the aJow learner, the udeamotinted l ll~~~~~~~ ~iiiii! ~~~~~~ cblld. the mental 1elmcWe. Iii iiiiiii Item of the Week teach and as much as they slder'S "cure" a mislooding can learn." word for a process whJcb The noted expert in learn-she feels is better qualiliedl~=====::=! iog-tMChJJlg procesaea con-aa strengthening. I Buick Bargain Days are here. -Now, drive a Buick bargain. , ............. ~ .... ·D1CtlltAft8 •001ir FOii <-.-M Y 6-12 -L-OPEN-. ..., • T'I IH I ,9c ,5c :~c •9~. ~9c a tc 10 to 7 T.-.nly• CAL FAME ORANGE JUICE 6-oz. can\ ' GREIN GIAllT YEGETA-LES • Mediu"' Sweet Peos • Mixed Vegetoblei 3 •1 • Muicorn .w/Pepp•" • Chopped Spinoch 10-oi. • Nibleh Creo111 plt91. Style Corn SARA LEE DESSERT CAKES : ~:~~TE ltfG. 79. • ORANGE 'KG. SAVI •GERMAN CHOCOLATE 10c U.S.D.A. 'CHOICE' BeEF •SIRLOIN TIP •TOP ROUND • BOTIOM ROUND P01KsPAiii11s 69.t. i0NELEs1SHAM $1?.9 OCEAN PERCH DUci<LiNGS 49,t. 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' . \. ... . . . ,. . ... . .. . ~ I 'I f • t • t I • • ' Stormvogel Vlsiiing Tlareat Women Get Foster Troph~ 11 Newport Yachts to Race Chance in Marina Race Sprague Leads Collegians In LA to Honolulu Classic MISSION BAY -Henry breakdowns ill the OK ding· Guard, 3-1-2-3-5-DNF"-2- Del Rey Yacht Club wlU Sprague Ill of USC la vtr. hies In which the regatta is 70. stage it.s third annual Ma-tually poliablng the Glen S. being sailed on this S a n 3. Richard Doyle. Notre By ALMON LOCKABEY leetl ..... Eleven yacht& will be fly. ing burgees of l'\ewport Har- bor Area yacht clubs when the giant 7~boat fleet set& s:aiJ next Tuesday in the Transpacific Los Angeles-to- Honolulu race. The biennial dassic starts at noon off Point Fermin and will ftnistt oU Diamond Head. a distance or 2,225 miles. Starters from the Newport Area are Jim Kilroy's Kia· loa ll, Newport H a r b o r Yacht Club; Al Cusel's Au- daci-Ous, Voyagers YC ; James Jones's Rampage, South Shore Salling Club; P h i 1 Campbell'• Legend, VYC; Peter Davi.s's Orient, NHYC: Jack Hamilton'• Ja- carol IL NHYC; Tom Cork· -ett's Salada, NHYC; Allen Kell's Enchantress, Bahia Corinthian YC; Slcip Allan's Holiday Too, NHYC; W i l· liam H. Allen's Madrugador. NHYC and John Hall and Stan Williams's Si m o on, NHYC. BIG TI OUT Many yachting fans are disappointed this year that the Ti-foot k*h Ticondero- ga will not be back to de- fend her record • sma•mg first-to-finish in 1965 against Cornellns Bnrynzeel's n. foot ketch Stonnvogel Rob- ert F. Johnson, owntt of Ti· conderoga, donated the ves- se l to an eastern college ear- lier this year in anticipation of aoottler yacht he plans to have built. Three big double-stickers are expected to fight it out rina del Rey-to-Catalina Foster Trophy after scor-Dame, 4-7~U-tt. Ing five straight flrsta in Dlego waterway. Defending 4. Mlke Mcl•ughlin, San for first to finish um year. Cal-48.s and two Columbia-isthmus race for women the North American inter-champion Carl Van Duyne Die&O St.Me, 1-2-4-7-7-3-3-4- wittt Stonnvogel the favor-50s from local builders. Tbe skippers startlng July 8 collegiate singl~anded sail-of Princeton had two break-68. ite. But the South African Cal-4& are William Ravens· from Marina del Rey. Ing championships. downs Monday, and Jim 5. Charles Bartbrop, Mer- ketcb will get plenty of com-croft's Malaguena, s a 0 ta The competition is open A protest against Spraguf! Ingham of the Coast Guard chant Marine Acadmny, 8-3- petiUon from Audacious, Barbara YC; Harry Stew-to female members and the in one of Monday's races Academy had one. In Tues· Mi:~. now under charter to Al Cas-ant's Jubilation, Westward failed to stand up, giving day's races Whit Smith of Others in the regatta are ~l QC. vYC and recently re-Cruising Club ; Hamilton's wives, daugbten and moth· bJm seven tints in eight Citadel bad a broken rud· Ken Fielding, Univenib' of ngged/ as a yawl f« t:lts Jacarol u, NHYC, aod tress, Holida1 Too and Ma· ers of male members 91 ra~. His point score at der, resulting in the boat Washington; Rick lbrtin, race. Corkett's Salacia, NHYC. drugadoc from Newport. yacht clubs affiliated with the end of the eight races capsizing. University of Waaldngton : Abo oap8ble of leading The Columbia 50s are War-Class D haa four Cal-26s the Southern California was 93. Skippers with break-Dave Ingram, Tlilaoe; Whit the fleet to Diamond Head reo Woog's Ranger, Stock-any one of which are capa-Yachting Association. • . Jn second place with 70 downs will be awarded Smith, Citadel; Vao Doyne. is Ken De Meuse's 83-foot ton, and Simoon, sailed by ble of picking up cla&s or The skipper of each yacht points was Fred Minson of breakdown points at t h e Princeton. and I n g b a m, schooner, Serena, from Sl .John Hall and Stan Wil· even overall honors. They must be female and must be the U.S. Coast Gµard Aca-end of the regatta, based on.t==Co=as_t_G_u_ani=.=====-t Francis Yacht Club. She is Iiams, NHYC. are Sid Reotow's Sigame, at th~ helm from io minutes demy. ·their individual perform- oapable or bending on plen-Class c is dominated by Del Rey YC; Barry Berk· before the st.art unW o n e The series was to be con-ances in the other races. ty of sail under the right the fabulous Cal-405 from us's Intrepid, Long Beadl hour after at.art. Tbey alao eluded today with three ra-Here are ~ standings at weather conditions. whose ranks the 196S bandi-YC ; Ralph Rosa's La Atre-must be at the helm at the ces. Barring fouls or break-tile end of eight races: NEW KETCH cap w i n n e r came Crom. vida, Moo&erey YC, and finish and during a mini-downs , Sprague appeared 1. Henry Sprague m . A dark horse in this year's There ~ 13 Cei-405 in tbe Hugh Rogws'a \\'bimaey U, mum of eight miles of the to be unbeatable. USC, 1-4-1-1-1-1-1-1-93. SAND PEllLES NOW UDO THEATIE race is a new n.foot ketch, class. including Eocban-Los Angeles Yacht Club. course. Three skippers have bad 2. Fred Minson, Coast Wbi1tl~Wlng,ownedby ~------------_;;;...------------------~------------------------------------------------:..:::....:;.:_;::.::!:~..:...;=.:..=-:::::=...--.-=........::..::.:=_::=::::.::!:..-=:::::::.!!:==================::! Hastings Harcourt of Santa B a r b a r a and sailed by Charles Ullman of Newport Beacb. Whistle Wing was de- signed by Wendell H. "Skip" calkins, the same architect ~ de6igned the 50 -foot Legeod in wtiich Ullman woo 1be 1959 race. Never to be counted out amoog ttie froot-runnen is Kilroy's 73 -foot aluminum sloop, .Kia1oa II. which re· cently has been equipped with a spade rudder to help her lteeriDc qualities on the loog dowuwind slide. 'Ibe r o 1 te r of stanera shows 12 boats in Clase A, 24 In Class B, 15 in Cl.ass C and 19 m Class D. CHALLENGERS If the big Class A boats fail to save their time, tbe handicap winrler could come from any oi the smaller classes, maoy of which were built in tbe Harbor Area. In Class B there are four Daily 10 lo 9 Sat & San 10 to 1 Regattas Set Stage For Transpac Race Newport Harbor Yacht Club's Independence Da y r. ~;atta Saturday and Sun- .. -:.. is expected to draw mure than 200 boats In 22 cl.1..,ses. The regatta is one o( sev- <'ral Fourth of July wee\... C'nd regattas that \Ii-ill set the stage fDr the start of. ttie Transpacific Los Angeles-to- Honolulu race next Tuesday. There are 71 entries in this year's Transpac race. Another giant regatta will be held Saturday and Sun- d ·~Alamitos Bay Yacht C'ub featuring several hun- dred large and small boats sailing on the waters of Ala- mitos Bay and Long Beach Harbor. The NHYC regatta, as usual, will involve racing on both bay aod ocean cOW'lles. Nine classes or small boats racing in the bay will get ....... -..... £. starts off t h e NHY C club- house. Two races are sched- uled on Saturday and one 011 Sunday. Classes racing in the bay 'ioclude ~-12, Lido-14 A, IJdo-14 B, Lido-14 Jr., Kite, Snowbird Sr., Snow- bird Jr., Sabot A and Sabot B. Start of the tint class is scheduled for 1 p.m. each day. Out.side classes will start off the Balboa Pier with two races scbedul~ Saturday and one on Sunday. Classes listed on the imitation are Ocean Racing (Class D only), P.RRF, MORF, Star, Rbodes-33, PC, 5.5 Meter, Luders-16, 'lbistle, Interna- tional 14, Finn, Snipe and Rbodes-19. 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''Diapsting," explodea Gnnal.eDi, '"Ul8t'a aD I can •1 about the USAC nlliQg." la reality, aD USAC did Vat to limit the me fll tarbine engine5 10 that fd. Jon Jib Gramtelli ca"t come U.C ht the fatare and turn aatomolJile JW> inl .... -aerial circoa. la 81is 1Yr'1 fndi-... •. aa · ,.a an tmqaMP..Ny ann, ADllT• ath 1iWe red ...... with °'Ft-RD- -P--oi Janes at the ccmtrok,,.. 1ft!ll ca ill w;a:y to victory when a ts ball bearing failed. Grn*'H, admitting bis madrine ftS IOlllftlaat qmcMr than tbe COIF M.a...) Q'pea. cliec\i!Mld a week ago -·· be willillg tD Id Twbocan if • bl .. far JO ,... wttboat ~ the enctne. paying lea for USAC would give it& blessing. CataJoa price wu to. be Ql,000, wblcb would not burt' Andy's pocket- book oae iota. '"Bell,,. NYS Gfantelll, "the engine la DOt the real Mttet to the c•. Yoa must have a super driver like PamelJl. a super bandling <Mula ad _. wheel drive." UUllling this theory, Jlmmy Clark IML&.- .,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Bll..L DONER rlllllllllllllllllll,1 would be murder Jn a jeep. "Well, I don't mean the mciine lm't lmparbmt,.. Grai&elli correct. blm- ..it, "but USAC baa got the wrong Idea about il '"l'mtJine power will replace com- bustiaa engines wi1bin 15 years -~ CID bet OD tbal Imagine having an fuel ud having no &mog problems. .. And USAC bu the audacity to out. law it." What USAC aciDa11 did at itl meet. ing Mo~ was to require 1Dtbines to utilizing an air lntaU area of 15 .quare 1ncbes rather 1han ihe 21 of GranatellJ'1 craft, In effect, thll lllced the engine's maximum horsepower potential to ibout 489. Andy datma bla car developed 550 ponies, althoup othen, lndodini Indy winner A. J . Foyt, tnNt ft WM tome. where ln the oeigbborbood ol 1,000. "There II abtolutely no way to pro- duce an engine like tbey'rt requlr- inf," explaln1 Gnnatelli. "W h I t they've dcoe ii t.o put us rltbt out of business." Never one to bow out without set- ting tn ttle last word, Gi'ana~ru plans to race the Turbocar one final time. That, accor1ing to my intricate net· work of tPies, will be Nov. 21 in the Rex Maya 300 at Rlvenlde Int«na- Uonal Raceway, when tht: Indy cars come to califonU for the first time in aeveral dozen years. Tbe USAC ruling, you see, does not go into operation until Jan. 1, 1967. That's the day when the rest ol the racing world 1rill &atber around Gf'an- atelll's house and chant, "Happy, New Year." It's one-to-five Andy won't be &mil· ing . Here's wbM driver Pvnelll Jones hlll to say about the bannint ot the Turbocar: "I volunteered to testify before USAC, but despite my experience in the car, as well as my vast experience with almost f!fYery other type of rac- ing car, l was not invited to appear at the session. "I have no axe to grind. I've driven the car. I've been paid off." His remarks came when the car, the STP Paxton Turboc:ar owned and built by Andy Granatelll, was placed on public display, in the first of na- tional showings at Jones' tire agency here. Jones reiterated that horse power was not the factor. He pointed out that the other cars were faster than his on the straightaways and into the turns, but his vehicle by its handling did not have to slow down going into the turns and came out of them fast- er. "The USAC action WM unfair to racing and if racing fans feel the need for fair play, they sbould write USAC," said Jones. Granat.ell, at a press conference Monday which Jones did not attend, Mid pr05pecta of designing a new turbme car to fit the new specifica- tions would coet millions. He said be could not foresee anyone going into such a venture. "It's a dlrty deal," Parnell said. "If somebody is out t.o get Andy - they've done a pretty good job." SAFE AT R:JME -Waddngton's Ed Brinkman SCOl'ed the Senators' fint nm TumdaJ nig'bl with thil ~ at the plate following a 9ICri- DAILY l"ILOT .....,_ W Rl<MA IC......,. fice fiy by FA Stroud. Catcher la Bob Rodgers and on-deck hitter is Ken McMullen. •Wac;hiligtoo woo, 9...._ l[lllhle, ....... . Injuries Hospitali~ Top Stars A.wd .. Prw Cart Yastrzemakl. ltiB groaJ from the effeda of • ptniltellt bead ~d. is the healthiest member ~ .. Ams- ic:an League's Big Three. y aatnanski ... tbe anifDea today efter' returning to the Baston Bed Sox' line-op. Al Kaline and Fl9k Bobiftnt, the Giber' two-tbirda o1 111e AL AB-Star outfield. were far i.. fGl1m8te. KaJine, Detroit's in;larJ-llf'Cllle super- star all but knocked bimM!lf -of the July 11 classic when be broke bis right band in a ran fit ol tllmper during the stamping 'ngen' 0-1 lou to Oeveland.. And Robinson, Baltimore's non- pareil slugger, was nuraiq a ~t : · e bMdache after' aufleri.Qg a sligbt coo ·sioa in a bueline c:olliaion with Cbicagro __.s buem• Al Wm as tbe fint-plllce White Sax trimmed the Orioles s.e. Weis. bowewr, was the uoluck· lest ol all He'• out for the aeMOn with torn ligamerrta in bis Jen m.. Katine, struck out by CJneland's Sam McDowell hi the sixth imlD& ~ turned to tbe dagout and llatned bil bat into tbe •t rack, tracturtng a met.acarplll o>GDe in .is band. Be'Jl be out two • tlnft weeb, aOCGrding to Dr. BuaeJ1 Wript. the Tigen' pb,U. clan. The 32-yur~ ouUidder, wbo led the AD-Star be.Do witll 2'C of a poai- ble 247 wt.ea, WU bittiag .3?J, with 1$ tiomen and 53 runs batted in. H i 1 freak Injury. coupled with Detroit's month-long slump. dampens T i g e r- bopa for tbeJr first pennant s l n c e U4$. Tale of 2 Y ears--Pitching Sutton Masters Reds on 2-Hitter CINCINNATI (AP) -The reason the Los Angeles Dodgers have been wallowing in the tee0nd division most of this season may be the same rea- son the Dodgers won the National League pennant last aeuon -pitch- ing. Don Drysdale, Don Sutton and C I a u d e Osteen have combtned for· 17 of the 18 complete games by the Los Angeles staff. Pitching is the key to Dodger auc- caa since a club batting average of .239 won't help any so the latest Los AnpJes surge is the moat promiling tbblg that's happened since opening day. .. Tuesday evening Sutton picked up bia fifth win on a sparkling two-btt abutout of the Cincinnati Reds, 9-0. In giolng the route for the fifth time thi.a year. t h e sophomore rigbthander struck out 11, walked none and didn't allow a runner to get to second. The Dodgers have won 10 Of their last 14 games while the Reds have lost 11 of 14. And it wu the fourth straight contest the Dodgers have got- ten a complete game win from a , starter. Tbe Dodgen got 13 bits off f o u r Red pitcben, catcher John Roseboro leading the attack with two hits and four runs batted in. Len Gabrielson, the left fielder ac- quired from the California Angels a .i.-2t0od!Nn va. Cfnclnnell, .s:os p.m., KFI ("40). ,,._ ~ ,,., ClnCIMlll1, ll:lO •·"'·• ICFI CUI). JUM »-01•1r1 ¥1.. Houslotl, 5:31 '·"'·• ICFI IU>l. ~ 1~ n. ...... ton, .5:30 p.m .. KFI (MDI. Juiv 2-0odwrl W. t+oulbl. 11:30 e.m., ICFI (UGI. M'I' 3-0ollotn ft, l"lthbut'lll, .5:05 p.m .. K"I 1"401. Jutv 4-0odetn w. Plttsburtfl, 10:35 e.m., KFI (Mil. few weeu ago, bad a double and a pair of singles, and Wes Parker. Ron Hunt and Ron Fairly each had two hits. Meanwhile, the only hits the Reds could muster were singles from Floyd Robinson in the first and a single by Tommy Helms in the fifth. Major League Swndings AMERICAN LEAGUE w L Pd. GBL Chicago 41 26 .612 Detroit 36 32 .529 Botton 36 33 .522 Minnesota 35 34 .5'11 Cleveland 35 St Hl1 ANGELS • 38 .488 New Yon 33 36 .478 Baltimore 32 36 Kansas City 33 40 Washington 32 ~ TUSSOAY'I aesuus Weslllnoloft '· A.HOIU • CllfuOo S. S.111,,_e I ,......., a, O.trolt 1 ..... l, MlnMSOtA 2 ic-s City 10-I, He• Yorll H TOOAY'S ICMIDULI .471 • 452 .444 5'h g 7 7 8'h 9 9'h 11 lllh Wftltlll91'Dft IOrfit91, H l w. Alfe•U (CIM\, Hl. A ....... m Stadium, !CMPC, I p.m. """' YOtll 1Petenon. H I et IC•ll~U City (Heall. H). llltlll llMhltl ll•ndlt. 0 01 et Mll'MIOla (h'#tll, Hl. nltlll Clewltnd 10'0-hue. 3-ll •I O.lrolt (SNr• ma, 7-1). nlOllt Cllk -Ho ll'tMrJ, 10.1) et !Hlllrnore (OIMm•n, .. ,,. •lttrl . 4 NATIONAL LEAGUE w L Pct. GBL St. Lou.ii 43 25 Cincinnati 42 31 Chicago 39 29 Pittsburlh 35 32 San Francisco 'J7 34 Atlanta 37 34 Philadelphia 32 36 DODGERS 3l 39 New York 25 41 Houston 26 46 TUISOAY'j ltlSUL TS OOOOlltS t , C 111<1Mt11 0 Now Yort 5, l"llft!Mlfolt 1 l"llllftdtt.flla 4. CMovo 7 San F n111e11co 6. 11. Louis O Att~nta 12. Hou110n S TODAY'S SCMIDUt..I . 63'l .575 31h .574 4 .522 7.., .521 7112 .521 7Yz .471 11 .443 13 .379 17 .361 19 OOOGl1'S (O<ndlle, M l al Cl1><lnn•ll !Na 1•11. ~n. KFI, l(Wl(W, 5 11.m. PhllMltlllflla (l . J&chon. J.tl 11 Nrw Y(lflc C .. aw r, M), nlgtlt Hov1ten IGlu1tl. l-71 •t Allanl• (Ni..tro. HI "'"'' Plltaburgll OUl><lnl, • J and Sisk. l-5) •t (hi ce"' (Culp, .. •!WI Jtn~llls, t Sl. do<lbl•~••""' S111 Fra11el1co 1s.-.1. , .. , el $t, lOOI• '"'*--1-1), "'""' Since June 12 the Dodgers b ave played ball at a .714 clip and have a record of 31·39 with 11 to go before the all·star break July 11. The Reds, on the other hand. have tumbled o u t of the top spot in t h e league. Bill Singer (2-3) is to pitch today's game for the Dodgers. Red manager Dave Bristol, lacking the services of both Jim Maloney and Bill McCool, hadn't decided on a hurler. LOI AHOllU CINCINNATI •• , .. ,.... •b , ~"' l'erker. 11> 4 3 2 o Rul1, lb ' O 0 t Hun!, lb 3 1 2 0 F .Roblnson, rf • 0 I 0 W.Oevla. cf 4 1 l o Pinson. ct l O o o F•lrtr , r1 • 2 1 1 P•ru. lb 3 o O O lllftbvrt, 3b 4 1 0 1 Sll1mM1y, II 3 0 0 0 R-boro. c..; S O 2 • O.Jol>MOn, 11> 3 0 0 0 GellfWlllOft. If .5 1 3 1 Htfms, " 3 o 1 O Sdlofleld, • $ 0 1 0 EdWardS. t 2 0 0 t Su!tofl, p 5 0 O 1 Ncrl~rt. p 0 0 0 0 L.MIY. Pll I 0 0 0 lltl, p 0 0 0 0 Elli>. p 0 0 0 0 8alcloctiun, P 1 0 0 0 Pav~kti. c 1 O O O To•I• 3' ' 13 I TOlal• 7' 0 2 0 Los ~In 401 011 011 -t ClllCl11114111 000 000 000 -O E -1'ult. Helms. OP -Cincinnati 1. LOB - Loa Angetn 10. Clncln~tl 7. 28 - Hunt m. p.,._ boro (1), l'elrl'f, Gebrltl-. SB -Porktr. IP H R Ut ea SO Sul1oft CW.Hl emt (i..j.•l Beldsellun ~.,.,. l• HBP -Nottwbart 19nderlee -10,2?9. 9700011 1-7/3 6 s s 2 7 J-2 l 3 2 , ' 2 7-1 32 I 0 0 I I 2 1 1 0 0 IHunn. Time -2:2.5. Al· SPORTS LOG _ HORSE RACING - H o 1 1 y w o o d Par, ftrsl post 1:45 p.m . BASEBALL -Washington vs. An· gels, Anaheim Stadium, 8 p.m. BOXING -Rub_n N~varro vs. Len· ny Lopez. Long Beach Auditorium, 8 p.m. ROLLER GAMES -Valley l.arden Arena, 8:30 p.m. WRESTLING-Olympic Auditorium 8 p.m . BILLIARDS -.Tournament Bil· liards Ioc., Culver City. 8 and IO p.m. AUTO RACING -Figure 8 stocks. Ascot Park. 8:15 p.m. PRO SOCCER -Allant.a vs. Toros. Coliseum, 8 p.m. RADIO-TELEVISION BASEBALL -WashinE(ton v,, An· gels, KMPC, 8 p.m.; Oodgt>·rs at Cin- cinnati, K.Fl, KWKW. 5 p.ni. PRO SOCCE R -Wolves at San Francisco, Channel 5. 8 p m ; Atlanta vs. Toros. ChannP.l ~. I\ p m. DAILY PU.Of 21 IN BOILING RAGE -Amy~. builder of the cmttoftrml Tmt>o-car, is madder tlun maal oirer being "ruled oat ol brudn& • 'Out of Shape~ Epstein Pounds Angel Pitching By EARL GUS'l'llEY Of .. .,..,. ...... Mite Epstein, the man the Balti- more Orioles bad no me for, is hav- ing trouble·geUing beck ill .... ~ er his three-week holiday from major league baseball Asked to report to the bush leagues by Baltimott, Epstein reYOIU.d and Lenely t.old the management: ""Trade me." The Orioliea balked at tint then re- signed tbemselve:a to the fact that muscular Mike was unhappy in Bird- 1.and. In 23 games with his new employers, the Wt-place Wubington Seuaton, EpsteUI ia bitting .224. wbidl is a re- gpectable average UleSe dQ's 11111- CLARK FACES EX-DODGER Former Dodger pitcher Phil Ortega (5-5) will start for the Washington Senators tonight when Gil Hodges' team attempts to make it two straight over the Angels at Anaheim Stadium. Tbe Angel pitcher is Rick C J a r k (~). 'lbe Big A will be dart TbursdaJ. nighl On Friday. the Nev York Yankees visit Orange Qxmty for the second time this season. Angel-Yank games will be played Friday night. Saturday night and Sunday afternoon. Sunday, incidentally. is Bat Day. Official LiWe League Louisville Slug- ger will be given away free to e a c b adult accompanied by a drild MAC SHELLED WASMlllOTCMI CAL.-.aa .. , ,,.. •r•rtt Stroud. « 4 0 2 I ~ • J I I I N\CMUI..... • 6 1 2 J .... d t e I I F.-4, " C I l I ~ d S I 1 I V1~line, II 1 I t 0 F...-L • J I t t C.P---. rt S I 1 t Mllodw. .. 4 t J I EPsMl<I. lb 4 J I 2 Nert. tf J t 1 t CaWllOVL C S 1 l 1 .......... < 4 I I B.Alleft. ~ S I J l Sdwlel .a. J J 1 &rll'lklNft. IS S t J l IC-a l t f ~p lttl lt.._p 11 I Cox.. .. 1 • • • ·~· ... ' • ' Wrftlllf. 11 e t I ~ .. , .. au.-..... • • • T,.,_, ' t t I c........ . .. Se'"-a 1 • • Total• 41 ' 11 ' Tata.. » c 4 W•..,1"911!11 •1 115 Ml -f C..lilatll"' ... -,. -• e -McMvl....., Sdl&e1. e.. .,...,_ Of' -w .. 1note<1 1, C•tlforMa 1 Loe -w~ II. Calllorftla '· >II -R""9fn. 9111*-~. Sc"ul. C-e. e. Allef\. J8 -C.-.. H• -E11tt.lft t 1'1. McMul"" Ul. S -ScNe'-C:-.. ,,,." m. Sf' -",_ ,,. " • £• •• so C--(W,.SI T 1 l J J 6 Co• 1 1 I I I 0 ::.,:.':"" 11...7-tl ; ; ; • : ~ ; Tur""r 1 1 1 I I • I Cl"'lno 1-1 '1 l I t I t Kf'IV> I I I I I 1 W'lthf I 1 I t t 1 Tlf'IW -I r• Al"<lO~''" -ll.1.U where. Be says he'd be doing better had lt not hem for the layoff. .. I'm not back in 8hape yet," he said Tuesday ni-perspiring free-ly. .. I just dm»t feel compfortable. My timing is OK. but my physical coodi- tion isn'L" He was in good enough ahape for ~ Angels Tuesday. Be bit an oppo- aite field homer to left field in the sixth inning and follmred with a lead- alf roundtripper in the seventh. .. BasebaD is a game oC timing," be Jaic1.. •'The difference between a home JUD and a pop op is a fraction of an inch. •• Epstein's two homers were the d - fen.s:ive bigblighb in Washington's M rating of four Angel pitchers. Wooderboy Jim McGlothlin started but couldn't get bis Ca.st ball over the plate. Balo dipper Bill Rignty stood it for as loag as be could and Ulen Allpl Slate . ..,.,._.....,..,..,~l"""'-'"KMPC mt>. .Jlom ~ ""'-New Yortl. I N'll-1 !CMPC (711). . "1llJ ~ -. Nlw Yort;, I p.m., KMPC m•>. waftd in, in «tier, Lew Burdette, Ken Turner, Pete Cimino, BiU Kelso and Clyde Wright. Nooe of them, Tuesday night any- way. showed much class. .. 1 guess we were due for one of those," Rigney mused. "I just hope we got all of that out in one game. Mac (McGlottjin) wasn't real good tonight He had control trouble witb bis fast one. "'Say. we got close to that .500 JDU"k, didn't we?" The Angels scored a run in tM sec- ond inning to le-ad briefly. They're DO* two wins below sea level Rig was perplexed as to why the Washington starter, Joe Coleman, had so mucb success with Angel batters. ''Boy, aomdimea you can't figure it aittin' on the bench. 'lbet'a one guy I would like to go up there and bave a few rips at." Gil Rodges. the manager of the Nab. w a 5 a picture of contentment in bis offke, munching on rout beef sandwich. •-rm really happy with Mlkie's hit- ting," be said of Epstein. "He's bttn hitting the ball hard Lately and he's bitting with power to all fields." He was asked of the status of his officittl protat of Monday night's game, won by the Angels, 4-3. Hodges complained that Halo pitcbef' J a c k Hamilton waa throwing the spitball. "J don't expect to hear anything for a couple o( days. I eat down t h i s morning and wrote a five-page Jetter to Mr. Cronin (Joe Cronin, president ol the American League). I expect John Stevens I Monday night's pll.ie nm.,ire) will do the same tblng, so It'll be some hme. I suppose, before a decision~ made." l !.! OAJLY PILOT Wtdntsd.lr. Junt 28, 1967 11th Yardley Banquet Set Tonight MEN • • • IS "THAT AGE" INCHING-UP ON YOU? Newport Harbor H t I h ~·s most temoua con- tribpUooa to the world of spor\a -~rge Yardley anc1 .Paul Neumenn -will be OD baod al the 11th an- nual George Yardley ID baqquet tonigbt at Newport 8-cb'a Whitt-Hone Inn. It is tn Yll'Clley'1 honor llet the ~Y presented ~ to tb( Harbor ~.moll ouatandlng ath· 1ete ii named. A fwmer all-pro in the National Basketball Aaso- ciation, the 1>-5 Y.-dley learned the pme • a amall boy on Balboe laland dur- ing World War 11. He wu a standout at Newport Har- bor Hlgb and Stanford 'Uni· verMty. Neumann, who was re- cenUy n a m e d frabman C09Ch at stanford, wu an all-Sunaet League perform- er for two straight years at Newport in the 1953-54 and ll!M-5.5 season1. He, too, mMriculated to Starftrd and earned all-rout recog- Ditioo. Neumann, who will be guest apeaicer at the 7 p.m. banquet, recently retired u an ?\'BA player with the San Francisco Warriors to Lake the Stanford Job. Tbe five fiDalists for 1tlls ~·· award are football atar Gary Magner, water polo ace Pat McClellan, tnckman Jlm Owens, hiM· ntballer John V alle)y and diver Bob Willhite. Lut year's winner was Orange Ooast College miler Tim Troy. Tickets for the affair. priced at $5, ~ on sale at the Newport Beach Cham· her of Commerce, 1800 West Cbast H.lgbway, or from any Junior Chamber ot Com· Record Due--Coker :.. Ryun After 1,500 Next U: 11 n tington lW't>our' s Chock Coker, former Occi· dailal College track coach, ~ Tuesd., that Jim Ryun will break Herb El· liott's seven-year-old 1,~ meter world record at the Britllb Commonw e a 1 t h Games in Los Angeles oext month. S p e a king at the Orange C o u n t y Sportswriters' w e e k I y lancbeon, Coker said: "I tblnt Ryun is poin~ ing tor that meet and I tblnt be'1 roinl to lnU tt.•• TM record, 3:35.1, WU let at the l9IJO Rome Olym~ pies by the now-~tired El- iott and baa withstood the usaults of Peter Snell, Jim Bera.tty, Michael Jazy and the rest of the world's great middle distance men. "I couldn't believe his 3:- 51.l world record for t h e mile at Bakersfield last weekend," Coker said. "I didn't think he would come c 1 o s e aft.er a rela- tively sJow first 880 but he ran his last half in 1:52.9 .-ind that's incredible." R,un, the 20-y e a r-old .Ka.naiu, is a member of the United States team that meeta the Commonwealth countries at the Coliseum 0 . Joly S.-9. Accompanying Coker al Tunday'a luncheon were the United States' two finest decathlon perf onnen, Bill Toomey and Russ Hodge. S e a t i n g Toomey and Hodge at the same table is like putting two Jack E. Leonarda togettier. H.-e'1 how it weot: Q -Russ, does it bother YoU that so few people turn out to w a t c b decathl o n meets! A -Not at all. but it bothers Bill, here. I do it for telf.gratification, I don't know what Toomey does it for. Q -Russ, what is your mental ouUook in the de- cathlon as 1he 1500 meter run begina? A -Very poor. V -What sort of job do . you have? A -Job? What's that! I use Bill's credit CM'dl. Q -Bill, how ~ houri do you work out in a day! A -That would be a memi.ngless figure. Let's face it, you can get a pretty good workoot in three min· utes, 51 seconds. Q -Where were you born, Bill? A -Jefftrsoo Hospital, Philade&pbia, Pa. Clark Shatters 2-mile ·Record V AESTERAAS, Sweden (AP) -Ron Clarke, All!· tralia's durable track star, set a world record of 8:19.8 here Tuesday nigbt. Clarke plans to attempt to break his world mm of 13: 16.6 for the 5,000 meters at Stockhom next week. Clarke, • lean 29-year-old Au~ie who was tne first to C!'ack the 28-minute barrier for the 10,000 meters aod the l~minute bamer for t h e three miles, was surprised after he learned of his rec· ord time in the two mile. "Really?" be exulted. ''It's fantastic. Of course 1 tried for a new wor-ld rec- ord, but I did not think I could rnenege it aft.er some s1omacb-ache earlier in the day." He blew kissea to the crowd of 5,000 aod started a trium~ jog around t h e track. C1Jlrke'1 remarbbJe last lap of 58.8 seconds enabled him to bttak the listed world 1Dlri: ot 8:22.6 set by Michael Juy of Fraoce in 1~. He finiMed far abNd of Lars Bergqviat, the run- nerup timed in 8:56.5. How about bis try in the 5,000 meten next week at Stockholm'? "After Tuesday's race, I think there ia a certain pos- sibility if conditions 1urn out good and if I get some pac::e- r ullting assistance the first 2,000 meters. It was in stockholm last year that be set the 5,000 meter record. Clarke wo said be pl.ans to nm the one mile for Uie ti.Mt time. "To score a time under four minutes," be de- clared. Cladte also Mid he plans to run the one mile for the first time. "To score a time under four minutes," he declared. Clarke now holds s ix world records. In addlUon to the two-mile and 5,000 me- ters, he bolds the three-mile at 12:50.4, the six miles at 26:47.0, Ile 10,000 at 27:39.4 afld the 10 miles at t7:12.8. He allo used to hold the world records for the 20.· 000 met«s and the one-hour run. Terry Baker Heads .for Career in Canada Clarke now baa registered the fastest time on record for six events between two and six miles. His world record f01' three miles is 12:50.4; for 1,500 meters 13:16.8; for six mi Jes 26:47.0 ; for 10,000 meters 27:39.4 and for 10 m i J es 47:12.8. the 5.000..m et er mark was set hen a year •eo. POR'ILAND, Ore. (UPI) -Terry Baker, Oregon State's 1962 Heisman tro- phy-winning quarterback, is ready to begin a new ca- reer in the Canadian Foot· ball League. : "I don't anticipate any special problems," the 2.6- year-old athlete said here during a stopover en route from Los Angeles to Ed· monlon, Alta. "I have an open mind on Canadian ball." Baker, released by the Los Angeles Rams last year ~rter three seasons with the ;National Football League ~lub, reports to the three- week Edloonton Eskimos' :LAY OK'S :our PLAN The DAILY PILOT has learned exclusively t h a t h e a v y w e i g h t cham- Jlon Cassius Clay has ex- Jressed a willingness to de- 'end his title for the bene- ;1 of the California Boxing ·lall of Fame. Clay and ex-light heavy- "'e1J?hl king Archie Moore \/ere in Palm Springs last "eekend, discussing the pro- 1osal. The California Boxing Hall ·f fame. recenlly mcorpor· :led· rncludes such boxing >gores as Henry Arm- trong on its board of direc· ors. It . is doubtful Clay could .e licensed to fight even for liarity in California a n d ther o;tates NevertheleRS n offiC'1a l announrement o~ 1" mattf'r 1s exJ)('cted this ·r•ek. training camp Uris week. "Canadian football is dif· ferent from American foot- ball, of course," Baker said. "But the Canadians rely strongly on Americans and most Americans have UtUe trouble adapting." Baker was a quarterback when he went to Los Ange- les from O~on State but the Rams converted him af- ter one season to a halfback and an end. At Edmonton, be will be a quarterback. "It's been thr.ee y e a r s since I've been ,. quarter- back," Terry admitted. "I'll be pretty rusty at first. But I think it'• just a matter of time. "Edmonton signed me as a quarterback,'' he contin- ued. "Jr fact, the chance to play quarterback again was one or t~ reasons why I decided to play in Canada. ()( course, these things have a way of changing." Baker, a law student at Southern Califomfa, said he worked out "throwing the ball" about a month before leaving Los Angeles. His workout receivers included Dainard Paulson, a former Oregon Stater who recently was traded by the American League New York Jets to the Oakland Raiders. Why did Terry decide to play football again after a year's layoff? "A couple of NFL teams talked to me after the Rams cut me." he said. ''But ' was going to school and didn't want to drop out right In the middle of tht semester. "The ERkimos have made il worthwhile -money-wise I mean -and I really have missed playing ·• J GOLF NOTES Mesa J' erde Lou Eisenberg of Mesa Verde and Jack Towle ot Rancho San .Joaquin won a sudden death playoff to win the seventh annual Men's Club member-guest tournQ· ment Sunday. Towle clinched the title for the pair when he birdied the 473 yard ~r 5 first hole. The new ch.amps had tied at the end of regulation ,.ilay with Chuck Nticker- bocker and Don Crowell from La Costa Country Club at 136. Clyde Sarver and Dave Speaks of Santa An( finish- ed in third place wtth a ~ hole total of 137. Russ George and Al By- ers from Las Posas Coun- try Club won net division play with a score or 115. Les Dhanes and Bob An- drew~ frO'trl Los Coyotes Country Club combined skill for second place with a net score of 119. Don Hoskins, 17, tuned up for the state junior cham. pionships sponsored by the .Junior Cham ber of Com- merce with a 3'l-34-66 to ~t a new course record for jun· ion. Hoskins is one ol six Or· ange Coast area youngster11 who w:ilJ play In the state championships at Rancho Bernardo Thursday and Fri- day. Ot.hers indude Larry Han-- som, Walter Brown. Paul Brown and Mikt Rrehl. merce member. The five ftnal cand.ldates, selected from a Kit of 12 original nm>h>eu, represent five seperete lporta. Magner is a flnallJt for the second sCraigbt year. The Mater Del lligh and Or· ange Cout College gradu· ate waa a first 1tring tackle all seuon long at USC la.st seaaon. A 8-3, 240 pounder, he's been ~cted by 14 profeasiooal footbell teams. McClellan la the brightest star in cantornl.a llJgh school water polo circlea. He baJ twice earned the CIF's Play-« ol the Year derignetiOJl Sports Briefs SAN FRANCISCO - There will be no more has- sles ewer who should go to the Rote Bowl 11 ttie Pa· clfic Eight Conference rep· resentative is a oew point system formula adopted by the league works. More 0 f t e n than D 0 t, verbal bl.asts have b e e n leveled at • the coofereooe for its selection of a Rose Bowl representative, t b e m<>et recent being in 1966 when the league atdlletic d.J. rectors p i c k e d Southern California over UCLA. 1lle new procedure, as adopted at the June m~ ing of the cooference in E u g e n e. Ore.. was an- nounced Tuesday by Tom Hamilton, eiecutive direc- tor of the Pacific Eight. In essence, there will be oo conflict as I o n g as a clear-<:ut conference cham- pion is detennined by the new procedure, with elabor- ate point acores, would be employed in the event of ties or near ties. MONT R EA L -The c • D a d I a D Open Golf Championsb!p, carryf ng a be"eftd up value of $%00,· 000 and increased prea- ti ge, b e g I u s Thursday with Arnold Palmer and Jack Nlcklam1 the co-fav- orites. The site 11 the Montreal Municipal Course, 6-84»- yard, par 71 layout and one or the very few mu· nlclpal counes the pros tee on their regular tour. It bas been refurbished 111d toughened ror the tournament bul remains nat and waterless and should pose few problems for the elJte fi eld. DENVER, Colo. -Seven players went Into an Amer- ican Football League dice cup Tuesday. and w h e n they stopped rolling Miami acquired three and four were traded to Denver in- cluding the conlrove~sial Cullback Cookie Gilchrist The Dolphins gave Den. ver Of'fel'l'Sive guard Ernie Park, defensive end Earl Falson. second-year quar- terback George Wil son Jr and a high 1968 draft choic~ plus the garrulous Gilchrist. . In return Miami got run- ~1ng back Abner Haynes. lin ebacker Jerry Hopkins and defensive end Dan La- rose WIMBLEDON. England -Charles P a 11 a r , 1 I America's dark horse 3 j Wimbledon, was aimin g today for hl1 second big upn t victory In t h r , , day&. The 23-year-ottl tennis star from Santurce, Purr- to Rico, knocked 0111 relJ(n· In~ champion Manuel San- tana of Spnln In the nr~t round Monday. Thiii timr he was to fa cr Roh llrw. llt. the powf'rfnl Au~tr.._. Han who f11 now a mem- brr or Stt•1th Mrlcn 's n8• vis Cup lcain. fer his sport. He led Qo. rooa del Mar High to two straight CIF championships. Owens amazed everyone by recovering from the toes of an arm tio become one of the Orange Coaat area'• finest prep track atars this la'St season. A grad~ Newport Harbor High stu· dent. be was a crack quv- ter miler and long jumper. All Orange Coast College scoring record,a fell before Vallely's record onslaught last season. Only a fresh· man. Vallely was named Eastern Cooference player of bile Year and led OCC to ltt first EC bnketball tttle in 10 years. Willhite, a eopbomore at UC Irvine, 1.1 reprded aa one of Amerlca'1 up..and. coming young diving proa- pects. He la the NCAA col- lege divilion champion on the three meter board. Put wbmen of the Ya.rd· ley award: Tod wi.te (1957), Paul Neumam (1958), Den-m. Flt:zpetrick (1959), Rob- bie Gri~ser (1960), Pete Reed (1961), Eric Berge (1961), Jim Oorfmm (1962), Tom Corkett (1964), B I 11 Jewell (1965) and nm Troy (1966). Pioneer's Thomas Whittier Slugger Top CIF Player A 210-pound first baseman trom Pioneer High School of Whittier who hit .490 over 24 games this past ~eason was named CIF Player ol the Year by the Helms Ath· let.i<: Foundation ~. Edgar Tboma1, who bas allo been D a m e d tbe SQb. urban League'• IDOlt valu- lble player (Gr tbe pat two tealOftl, led Illa ICbool to tile league cbampJODlbtp Md to the quarter finals ol the CIF playoffs before the Titans lost to La Puente, 7-4. T b o m a s also did spot pitching work for Pion~r, appearing in tour games and emerging w i t h a 2-0 record and a 1.00 ERA. Three Santa Ana Valley p I a y e r s were the only Orange C o u n l y players picked on the three all..CIF squads. OuUielder Tommy Wright (.439) made the first team, catcher Nick Estradit ( .468) the second and pitch- er Leon Fil beck ( 12-2) thi' third. 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IRAIEIEUNE ano11W101 SA FTI -SRA KE CENTERS MIC Dar YO mwte:NIM "111119t c,... .. 1711 N~wport llv~. Costa Mesa ' • BJ UOYD GRIFFIN Of "" oe111 ru .. "•" Tbe l<>ng awaited day for scores Of Orange Coast area golf enthuslalrt.a arrives Sat- urday. That is the day the gi- gantic JS.hole Oosta Men Golf and Country Club opens to the public. highlight act.Jon in the Olym- bogey tournameDt IDd '1,· pie development track and 000 hole-1n--00e contest. field meet at Estancia ffi.gb Director of fOlf Romll• School Saturday. Rief said the co.ane would Bodnar was timed ill 45:14 be open to the public daily in bis record breaking run while Max Sapp was sec- and inlonMdon retarding ond in ~:41 and Steve Bar- reservations and starting ton third in 56:36. Umes could be gained by Wukawitz won the open calling 540-7200. pole vault with a leap o( According to Rief. t b e 10-4, placed leoond in the course bas facllities wh1dl · 16-pound r.hot put with a will accommodate up to 800 toss of 31-0, second in the golfers on a liven day. high jump at 1-2 Ind 1ee- The courM ii located ad-ond in ~ college dllCUI at jacent to the hiniew State 85--0. Appearing wilb RJ• -the card will be Mexicans Manuel .. Anniilita •• E.pi.n- CIU and Alfomo ''Ca.Iner· Mo" Rameriz.. f\Ju, wbo became a ran. n.edged matador cmly tn neb ago, return. Mn ~ er bis initial perianDaDce e.med him one ear. Espinosa and Bam.ira are MJm ol famoaa bull- ~ of the put decade Ind bcJtll haw recorded out- DITAUUXr SerriDg I .uncMnn and DiDDtt 5eft'.ll evenings a week. . .._.. ..... s.,,..te4J SOUTH COAST PLAZA 333.1 Bristol Sl eo.ta Mesa 540-8840 ---~ OMla &oell t1.::.i:.:=~1 ~ • ata9 wnN MlllllT OMIT • ~ 0,.. ''" -s-llor 2:11 ..... _ ... ,~. .,. ~ ...... -A9UltS OWLY-Some 370 members of the newly formed Men's Club are expected to be on hand Saturday to test the links while competing in a blind Hospital on Harbor Blvd. * * * ltlmding perfonnanrn beret ~~~~~~~~~~ ia the Jut year. L: CM Weekend Pairings NOW SHOWING ------tmW '"'f ""'-~'1· '-.... ,~· ..... It ~ ....... , ' 'f•''H··~'~ ····•--.allTln CLIFF RICHARD -ROBERT MOltLEY .. flNI our WllAT..,.. 18 l!f ~'!..6!!:!\!!J>Crs" ' 0,.. ........,.,., ..... S..&S-.•h41 ........ , .... Mr ... OU'l'JI CORSI Mn .11arv n..s., o,_.....,,,..ue. ........ ........ 1 ..... Mnfnee Tu... Jufy 4tll Tiie llt All H- Mlee ,ed.4 W....,_ JOHN WAYMI IOIRT MnCHUM HEL DORAl>0'9 17 Ir' __ ..... , -...... ...... ~ ... ...- -CJls &.MAltYW ... ~ "'Tiii w D"ALr .................. -roear * NOW PLAYING * ..... s. ....... ,_ Ccdf ... , ..... 1'llln. • M • ...._ ,._ 1 P.111. ma t1tS1U _. ..,, S8ilRS • NllB • IMI • M.lll • PLUS SECOND TOP ACTION "FEATURE e * NOW PLAYING * .... ........... , ... c ,, ,._,, ..... Plua: "THE CORRUPT ONES .... u.. t•Tl~~~;JL ......._ a ..... .. .............. '-* &a. • ....,,...,.. BIBI ANDERSSON LIV ULLMANN ...... .............. ..... 1\1e-rn.esa ~ -. --.... ~ . . --=--. : -. ,_ .,,... .. ~ . . : : . ~ -:. :; . ! • ~ : ~ :. :. :. -: . . -: : : .. .!. '·' : ~ ! ntlPHOlll 54a-1552 FOR INFORMATION EXCLUSIYI. FIRST RUN -ftJB SlllllS ·llSU -··-.. .., 111111 ... IBllS ..... 1111 .. ...,. ........., ...... __ .. _ ...... .. ,.. •ANDREWS·-PUJJOai . "l tt• ....-aa.l-:.:=~1ruw.. P'Allll~::: iiliiilllT .. 1 ;a.. ....,1 Cl10.1 ---~ .1 ~ lDIWf . -------.. .. · DAILY PILOT EDITORIAL PAGE A Beautiful Community Corona del lbr ii a beautiful community. E'fee tbou&Jl it lacka tome of Laguna's vi.stu, the "Crown Colon,.. ii perhape the moet consistenUy attrac- tive community along the Orange Coast, U not in all of Orange County. It bu DO blighted areu. It bas trees in abundance, fiowerbeds dividing its bigtnny, underground utilities in many areas, well-kept reside~, a minimum of garish aigns, a maximum of quality abopl, architecturally pleasing commercial bulld- ~p. splendid restaurants and a verdant quietude almost th.rougboul It it especially pleasing to the eye and other ~nses aa it glistens under the young summer's eun Bow did it get that way? Ila people have cared, that's how. Homeowners, merchants, developers and the citi- zem who represent them at City Hall have controlled Coron.t del Mar'e growth patterns. Whenever possible, the door bas been slammed on ugliness. And the people continue to care. 1bia is shown in the recent community-wide protest against a propOled downtown Corona del Mar car wash. It ii U.O abown in the current concern over the fate of some hundreds of mature trees which could be up- rooted -and replaced -under a long-range city staff plan to remove ''hazardous'' trees. It is demonstrated, 11 well. in the Corona del Mar Chamber of Commerce's successf\11 efforts lo transform additional highway dividen into small flower gardens. TbiJ care ii reflected, too, in the constant coopera- tion between the Irvine Company -Corona del Mar's major developer -and the city on planning and build- ing matters. Bat the greatest evidence of people continuing to care about their commmdty ii the plewntl.Y land.!Caped Says Police Can't Protect In Rioting ....... . .. -~ ""V . ~ '.£., ·. ~ . . . .., .v..., •.. " ~ i ...... ' . . • ~ __ ..... .. • -.i wu.n tn-,.....,_ or~ ~. N"""""' writnl .hollld COllNf dadr JN?aooet ill JOO toOrdl or le#. TM ngM to COlldnN i.tten to JU IJ>CIOt or•~ likl is ranwd. All ID ~ ..... illdtlde liowtllr• -..... ""' addra:a. '"" Miiia will be _,.. Med °" n:qvst. To the F.ditor: l bave beat subscribing to the DAI· LY Pll..oT for several ye.rs and l feel that basically, it ia a pretty SoOd paper. However, ooce in awhile OM al your edttorials reaIJ, tell .J me and your .IDOlt recent ooe entitled " 'Ma- chine Gun' Sdunm" ia the Jiving ad. Surely JOU are oot naive enough to reaD1 believe tbllt alJ c:iti.1em lhoaJd surrender their arms and allow the police to protect them in cue ol a riot or rimiJar emergency. U so, you are living in a dream world and you 1bould face up to reality. It baa been proven in put riots that it is impc»- 1ible for the police, with their hands tied by Uuuts of reprisals for .. police brutality," to do an adequate job o! controlling these rlCIU. 'ASK THE SMAIL store owner who tu h.ad Ilia life savings wiped out iD a race riot; a store OWD'"..T wbo carries no insurance to cover luch Ion be- cause he ii located in a "high risk" area and is unable to afford the pre- mioma. Ast the property owner who bu had his home damaged extensive· ty, and sometimes beyood repair by UleSe animals who are asserting their •• dvil rigbta.,. And while we'n on the subject "- cmJ rigbta, wut about ''Whitey's'' civil rigbtJ? Haven't we the right to protect that which we ban worked years and years to accumulate? Or must we stand by and see it burned to the pwnnd became we don't bel· long to that "oppressed minority group''! 1bese JO-Called ''oppreaed'' people could have just as mocb u I have if they were willing to w<rt for it. THE OPPOBTUNfl'Y is there for anyo~ who bas the ambit.ion to reach for it. What ~ the Negro docton, the Negro lawyer1, the Negro lcien- ti.st.s! Noe to mention lbe Negroes 1'110 wort evSJ da7 at non-prof essionaJ jobs. Huw did they get 1ltbere t b e y are? Why arem't they lounging around on street COl"Dft"I. partidp;ating in riots. and spending tbeiJ' w e 1 f a r • chec.U oo boor.e and narcotics! Tbe aNWer b simple: 'Ibey Wtnn't will- ing to Ute their color as a crutch ., get thrOllgb life the Utll1 way. They were willing to wort bard to educate themselves; they were willing to con- form to IOciety and becolM a credit to the nation instead of a disgrace. ObviOU1ly, our Supreme Court has chosen to mate crime tt.e 02tional pestime, and if I am to be forced into t.be game, I feel 'be least I am enti- Ut'd to is adequate equjpment with which to play the game. MRS. EMILY KORTKAMP .4 'For luU.tttt' To the Edltor: In your ed.iloria.I (June 22) you men- tioned the irony of Orange County 's Sena wr. ,lohn G. Schmiti, on the sub- ject of weapon rontrol. Your point was t.bat while he i.J 3 proud member or thf' .John Birch Socitty. the souree (I( the "Support Your Local Po I i c , .. Dear Gloomy Gus: It looks like Orange County's Sen. Sclunttz wants everyone's house t.o look like an American Legloo Hall. You mow -a cannon out In front and a stack of shella next b> it.. -M. D. Tiiie· ...... ,.....,. .......... -... F .......... _,..... S.. ....... -.. .._., ... Oellr , ... bumper stickers, be is simultaneously oppo9ed to the plea of highly respect- ed police afficlah for stiffer gun con· trol ln1. The ed.iU>rial also states that Sen. Schmitz advocates, •• . . . citiuns must be permitted to own -and use if necessary -machine guns and other heavy weapons for protectioa again.rt riot.us." ThiJ leads to a bypo- tbetical "for instance": LET'S SAY EVERY family lw it& own machine IUD and some sort cl civil disturbance erupts. A fN shots and everybody b ready to defen<t himself against rioters. Some punk throws a rock through one of your wadows so your family rires ita ma- chine gun and other heavy weapons for protection. The punk's (friend(s) opem fire with kla weapons and shatters ewry window in your bouse, including those in your head! I feel laws lholllll be puaed to pre· vent "lawlessness" in the possession and use of guns. When the Coutitu· tion was amended to give citium the right to bear arms It wu not a pro- miscuous right and the arsenal of ~t day wu u m.atchmcks compar· ed to the lethal arsenal available to- day . "IN LOVE AND WAR. anything goes." Sen. Sctimitz, it would seem, has a gruesome U11derstandlng of ·•war" but bu not yet learned what really makes the world go 'round! As the DAILY PILOT has stated edib>rially, .. God help the United States if (this) type of mentality ever amounts to more than the lun1tlc fringe it now constitutes." I believe God helps bjm who helps himself! The voter who cannot come unglued from the backyard pool or the boob tube io the den long enough to mark his ballot isn't helping bJmseU ooe bit! Let's hope he wakes up be~ fore he is caught in the croufire between those "machine guns and oth· er heavy weapons"! Wbo sayt, "It can't happen here!"? DAVID LOVE Presel"dlliJ To the Editor: As an impartial observer of this intra-school distnct transferring, J believe the CIF rule need: changing. It is unlikely that the average citi· i en could or would Investigate and pin down pressure and influence used on at1 out.standing athlete, but tht fad is tbes~ things are happening and it benefits neither the athlete nor either schoo: in the long run. ~ resuJt will be hard feelings and certainly is demoralizi.ng to the re.jecttd school team. The ttnswer could be loss of one year of eli~l· bilJty as now happens in some cases, but somethlll" shou!d be done to pre· serve the integrity of high school athletes. MRS. S BROCKMAN cleanliness of indivtdual reaidtntlel properties in Coro. na del Mar. £\ten the canyom below many of the homes are land!caped. Corona deJ Mar ia what It la today because beauti- fication is mon 1hJdl a word to most. of its thousands of property owners. It ii a way of life. And it ii a philoeophy that pays -in more ways than monetary. Reed's Shark Warning Newport Beach Marine Safety Director Robert Reed. who is less formally known as the city's Chief Lifeguard, had to make an uohappy announcement la.st week. 'lbe waters a bali·mile off West Newport and Balboa were filled with sharks. News like that isn't the kind tbal engenders hand· stands by beeob!ront businessmen and rental property owners. Reed, of course, bad no choice. The swimmers had to be warned. So he warned them to stay close to shore. Doubtless there were those who fen the veteran life- guard official acted hastily. We th.ink not. Th~ danger, Reed reported a few days ago, is now past. It will never be known bow many -if any -Jong· distance swimmers' llmbl or li"8 had been saved by Reed's fll'St public announcement But the fact remaim that bathers certainly have a right to know about wtut b.uards might be out there, should they venture too far. So Chief Lifeguard Robert Reed let them know, and in so doing met bis prime obll&ation as a true public 1ervant. N -Well-documented FBI Stt1C19 w., .. Riot-Control Law Urgently Needed The urgent need for a federal riot. control law is clearly indicated by a confidential FBI report on the latest outbreaks of local racial disturbances. Prepared for the White Hou1e, the well-documented FBI 1tudy warns that local police are oo longer deali.Dg with amateurs in riots and demonstrations in their cities. It bluntly point,, out that bard-core agitab>rs and demonstrators, more skilled than 1om1 pollcemen. are be· ginning to show up over and over again in areu that explode with vio- lence. "The same faces are beginning to appear in riot after riot," states the FBI report. "No loneer are we deal· ing with amateurs. Professional agita- tors are traveling from clty to city inciting, organizing, and encouraging riot3." WHILE A LARGE part of the FBJ's investigation wu devoted to tibe ,,.. tiouwide activities of Stokely Carmi- chael, the 26-year-old organizer of the Black Panther Negro group, the agen- cy 's report contained name! of dozens of other agjtaton inclDd.ing several of Ca.rmicbael's aidu known to be try- ing to touch oU a Negro revolution in the U. S. For instance. the report reveala that a top aide to Ca.rmJchael was spotted in several cities moving t h r o u & b crowds urging student& and Negroes to "lake an eye for an eye, arm for ann, and a life for a life." In most of Ilia riot-provoking activi- ties. this top aide ls usually accom- panied by another hlgbly-tralned agi- tator. according to the FBI report. EQUALLY DISTURBIN3 to the fed- eral investigators ia the recent elbab- lishment of training IChoo1s for the agitators by the milltant civil rlrbtl and Communist groupc. The FBI study quotes Raymond M. Mombolsse, attorney with the Callfor- !d Department of Justkle: "'Ibere are at least four training schoo.lJ for demonstrators in Califor· nia, and they are effective. By tbe time one of these agitators bill the streets be is probably better trained than many of our police." Other training centers far the pro- fessional rtot-mabn are in New Yart, Penuylvania, and Ohio. In~ ceo- ters, the demonstrators lft uapt both vio&ent and nm-violent t.echDiqua ol turning a peaceful demoutratioa into I riot. JN CONGRESSIONAL tettim8aJ made public last month. FBI Direc1Dr J. Edgar Hoover reveaJed that one militant Negro group. the Revobftim. ary Action Movement (RAM), wu training it& members in guerriILa warfare. Hoover 11 n k • d CarmidsM1 with RAM, polnting out that tbe Black Power leader bad been iD freq.-t c o nt a c t with Mu St.anfwd, 6eld dWrman 0( the Communi~ ed group, Several members ol thia •- ganilatiClll Wen! arrested rec:entiy OD charges ol plotti.ni to HAllinate moderate ctvfl rigbta leaden. Under the coatrovenlal riokoatrol bill approved by a Hou.1e Jalclary subcommittee, it would be a federal crime to travel or commanice~ ac:roa state boundaries to incite, organbe, « encourage • riot Coavlction would carry a maxium penaJty ol '10,GOO be ackr a fiY&.yar ...... Elizabeth, Philip Return to Canada AA many as 50 heads ot state will viait Canada during this, its centen- nial year, but certainly nooe, not even Lyndon JoDD.IOD or Charles de GMllle, will be more welcome thBL Eliubeth 11 and Prince Philip when they arrive in Ottawa tomorrow. For so lone as she is on Canadian soil Elizabeth i1 not a British sovereign but the Queen of Canada. A.nd as Socialist John Strachey once wrote, monarchy ''b a great comfort to people." Traditionally the Canadian French have bad even warmer feelings to- ward the Throne th.tr the English and Scots, though the warmth may ha~• diminished tn r~nt years. DwinC this year of celetration or the British North America Act, which came into . force on July 1, 18S7, Quebec separa- tUm seems to have been damped down, though certainly the French were reluctant partners in that bar· gain struck a century ago. The cen- tenary of the confedention of Ontario, Quebec, New Bl'\mnrick, and Nova Scotia -which formed the first self· governing Dominion of th~ British Empire -seems to ~ contributing peripherally to the Canadian people's almost desperate search for a nation· al Identity. 11IE POMl> AND CEREMONY comes firsl Eli.iabeth will addresa bottl houses of Parliament In Ottawa on July 1, formerly Dominion Day and now Confederatior. Day. Jn tu r n speeches will be rud reaffirming the loyalty of her CanadJ ao subjects. From Ottawa, Elizabeth and Philip go aboard the royal yacht to Montreal and Expo 67, or the Can11dlan lnterna· tlonal and Universal Exhibition of 1967 There is something saUsfyingty sym. boUc about this. Montreal ls the heart· ~~d of separatist Frenctt ~ada. Yet It 11 Expo 67 which I.as given Cana· ~ans a new sense of accomplishment. The Los Angeles Times magazine "Wt1t," reported even before the tai ; opened: .. Only national prid~ could have done It. Canadianl! art beJ?1nning to realize that they've donf' something extreme!) fine. a thin~ so good it sur- pr'lsfls ttiem as mueh as the outsldc world " CANA DA I A land of agonizing dis- unity, of a 1ix-year boom only recent- ly tailing off, and of a natural wealth only being quite realized. Canada ~ day 11 the world's ninth largest oll and c• producer, and her huge reserves are only beginning to be proved. She produces most of the world'• nickel. She baa one-third of the world'• bo'trn reserves of the nuclear ore.. uranium and thorium. For as long &1 we now can ealca- lat.e, Canada's vast fCll'e#tl Ga a ,... tained-yield bash could supply t ll i I continent's need.I fior paJ*, wwapdllt9 wood pulp, and lumber. C....0.'1 by- droelec:tric power makes h!r the world's third .,...test producer al aluminum Perhapl her most valuable potntial ii pure nter, of whidl lbe bat about one-third of the world llljr pzy. ELIZABETH AND PHILIP _.. no stnnpr1 to this cornucoplan land. They 1eem to shcJW a spedal UIS'- aea to vtd Cmed• Md iD -h QDla aad Priam ..... ..., t.oar etthelacthaed~ettbe .. ti.oa.. 'l'lleJ ..... llldl nmata -- -tile Yataa Tadby, wllldl • reipiDt W'dl ......... pawtr• ed. Some a milliaa C•d-s. ....-1 over-anst--,ttadia~tla symbol to ew&a tbeir lldllcr'a1 -- ttrwhnod... rar tlle crat -0-it;J. ~ Dal4 l'ltm'M Jiit mlJ .. IJ1Dbal bat .. a awi•,·• a.t u.. mourcb. ia .......... lit• - Ignorance of Unl,earned vs. Learned Tlttagbta a& tarce: 1be ignorance ol the unleemed ii called simply "ignorance"; but the tenorance of the learned is dignified by t.be term "scholarship." • • • Almost nobody today get.a "fired'' from a job in the old-Caahioned sense: those wt:lo are dismJssed nave pot llheir heads oo the chopping blocks and 1moothly prepared tht. way for the.Ir own execution. • • • To .. thank God" that your family was saved from a tornado, while the family across the street was blown to bits. Is really to blaspheme against the true God. • • • Some problems present a viclou11 circle that cannot be broken wtth.ln Lheir own context: For example, as pollution gets, worse, we have to drive farther £o find clean air -and the farther we drive. the more we pollutt-the atmosphere. • • • The Invariable sign 01 a bad writer is Ule use or strong adjectives and weak verbs: Uus Is especially true in fiction , where poor writers are fond of "describing.. what 111 happening. rather than m1kJnf It happen. • • • One fears th<it the public temper l .. hun't changed mllCb in the ID ,ears s.ince WU.de uttAnd bil wicbdl1 ac- curate appraisal: ''1be pubDc have am lnaatiable curiollt.Y to know rterf- thlng, exctpt What ii wortil Dow· ing." • • • A man finds it easy to be a friend U> another man only if they lhare common goall; but a woman doa not take to another women u.nleu they have differ.nt go.Ia -ttU ii why a woman ever interected In men always pleb u her bat frlmd an- other woman who will serve .. a conridante but ~ u a competi- tor. ti • • • The personal dilemma of so tnaQJ celebrldes ls that they art J.rritat.d by hange rs-on and by public attn. lion, yet they can't st.and beitlg alone. • • • Politics is the art of pntending that everybody will be better off tf the politician's party ls In power. whereu it ls perfectly plain that no m11ttt>r which party ls In power, some ...._,._ w111 be betta' en_. ... will be .... elf. • • • • • ·• Ht Gt • F 3 II • ( "I J ~ I t • I ( .. ] 1 N ( I I I Everyone Has Somethint That Someone Else Wants- HOUSH POR SALE HOUSES FOR SALi GeMrat 10000.neral 1000 HOUSIS FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSH f'o. SALE Gener•I 1000 Gener•I 1000 ca.w.I w~._... 28, 1967 HOUSES FOa SALE HOUSES FOlt SALE HOUSES FOlt SALE 1210 DAILY ,ILOT %5 You Can S.I It, Find It, T ride tt Wrth A Wint Ad HOUSES FOR SALi Fount•in Valley 1410 .............. IMdl 1400 Huntington leach 1400 1---------------_______ , _______________ ,BUIU>ERS l.iqif l!IJ.... $31,000 WE SOLD 76 RESALE HOMES IN ~ Rll ..!.:"f" .:!:!: Gt APNAISAL YOUR AREA IN MAY. wr.11 1RY. :z baths. "'";"" 1ivim1: !..~ :_ 2::.=~ 4 BR • :Z~ BA/Elt<>bll:na. SHORECLIFFS list Usted Immaculate and ready to move in -a fine home for emtertaining. 2 lge BR's, dininJ rm, lge den & spacious kitchen. Owner bas moved -and priced to sell. UnfurniBhed or partially /furn. Only a few steps to ocean. DOVER SHORES ING FOR 10 IN JUNE. UT ONE OF :_~~~~ M:t ldt. TldOC 1ot. buit ~= m:..:: THEM IE YOURS. ~~~'!;~ ~EAR REALTY dnlpm.1ap quality carpeta, Drpt, Pattl1 C1)ted. Patio, Frpl. Xlnt loc! $28,51». By OWNER * 962:8687 Westminster 1612 ~ ......, ---lf7-&l Eft9 B-1111 e:dra lap lot. 'lbia one BY Owner 3 br, on c:ul* Look for our eds In this ........ ,., A other ~separate p..t llocme will lleJl fut at ool,y sac. ~ bk yrd, Eq $1~ county & Southwn C.lifornia ............. ~yth.oll.arJleroom ~~ While ~ flZP..500.I ~~R! 1 Take over 5'12% niA, $l19 OPEN AFTERNOONS Bay & Ocean Views 227 Morning C•nyon tto.d, CdM Call Own.r 673-2355 or 137.7531 Secluded & Luxurious "RJng Spring" •••• ~ •••• JUST REDUCED ~ " Slip -Sandy beach. s beckms., :z M.th home, ~ tloon. Sedodfd ara. RMdy tD !DOYe in, Only .... :0 o F • :0 • .. $59.51Xl "Rill&'' SPRING 71~·7252 WE ARE EXCITEDI And )1MI will be tool-Wbtn ~ ee tis F1ne Value! Featurinc 3 bednns., i batbl, dinioc room. Hee~ A: tillerf!d pool. Large, pro- feasicw>Uy landicaped lot. Only :0 FF"• • • • 0 • oo $33,51Xl ''RUie'' SPRING 71U42-7252 ALL HOMES IN mrtRE sounl COAST PLAZA Spring Realty Co. lS01 WESTCLJFF DRIVE Newport Beach 642-7252 Corona del Mar Cottage by the Sea Panelled llY!u& nn with used brld< fir•ace, large lam[y kitdlen with ocean \'trw. 3 Bedrooml & 2 baths, tree lined ltrfft, 1 ~ block lrom oreen. O>m- plrtrly furnished. S 11.950 -tenm. available. C'Pll Mrs. Pavlovich Eves: 6'7l.Q16 REALTORS 673-4000 4 BEDROOMS -$21,500 You can't beat this one. ExC'elleot location. Smooth line coolemporary majesty 'IV!th formal court yard ef>' try. EXttllent floor plan with 4 btg bedrooms and 2 Queen Ii.zed baths. Bet· ttt 11ee today. Maybe gone tomorrow. Aatrume 51.4 'iii loan and $143. per month includes taxf!ll. W allrer Ir. Lee 2043 Westcliff Or. 646-TlU. Open Eves. Picturesque Individuality Plus a h<rse or two In • ~ country atmogpbere with l'Yf!'t'Y dty convent· ~. 2 bdrm, area for a third. $28,SOO with a high FHA or GI appraisal or try 10% down. OWT1Cf' Jnxious. Open Eves. 646-nn THE ~J EAI.. E .:=.;T ATER ~.; LEAVING CXXJNTRY 2 H~ FOR SALE BY OWNER. MUST BE SOLD AT LF.AST $2.IXKI UNDER MARKET Convenient down Pmt. All in EutbluU 2851 CAROB. 4 BR. 2 Ba. Best view In Eastbluff. Avail July 15th. $.TT,250 2851 CATALPA-4 BR. 2 BA. Exe/view locaUon. S37,500. Plceae do not distwt> ten: ants Call Bet S..U noon « 6: JO on Ewa. 644-0600 EASUIDE, C.M. Monl(' pl1.9 lncorM· WAik to !!hope, Good financing avallable. Only $71,500 P.ltr 1860 Npt. Blvd .• C.M. '>1':-:ml! C11ll Ev~. 56-5414 , W. E. Lachenmyer MESA VERDE One of the very best! 3 BR. family room, nl'w cat'- prtt~. drapes. l IM1r In lm mAcitlall' mndllion. Q111rl i-trrPI 111(1 n .. rth of ~ .... , 1·n11rv. sn.:,oo W e lls·McC•rdlt Rltrs. IStn Nrwpnrl Alvrl . ('. M' :1 •Q. ii~'!l l·:vr' fi.1 l·OAA-1 \\ h.ll' f'tt>pi\&nl.$1 D1me-1-J2 CHARMllG HOME Pl.US 6UEST HOUSE Here'1 the answer to your mother,in-law problem or and Worth the Effort Ll ------- to 1oc:•t• Separlle hnpas Ove'looldni Irvine Country Cub. and near Yacht Cub, R 15 minutes to UCI. OOm D 3 bedroom•, a ~ room. 1136 SantiaCJO r. bree.klast room. built m w~~ coUeie kids. The Newly furnished model. Four home otters three bed· bedrooma. four bathrooms. rooms, 11' baths and large Dinin& room, activity room, kitchen, two pullman baths, fully carpeted. drapes. hard- wood floors, sprinklen front &: be.ck and a 13x20 i.epa.ra~ hobby /f am room. Pool size rear yard. Just 1100 down or nothing down to VETI. Alkinc S21. '150. kitdl=wtth eating arta. fully carpeled and draped. 1be houee haa Its 3250 aqua.rt feet. A custom own l'e mtraoce and d • a l 1 n by Howell 1.ook offen l..R., bedroom, kit-$18.® mm 1111 bath. I...t.rp ~ ble Pl'll'e QI) alley with puking apace !or two ad- ditional can. Located In "TOP EASJ'SIDE ca>rA MESA''~Nev at.'h>ols and Oftb' a C001)1e blod<a fn>m WESTCLlF'F SHOPPING CENTER. Priced to aell at on1.Y $26.950. Excellemt financing available or owntt may carry. ACT FAST. Evenings Call 545-2833 BAY VIEW $35,950 Th1s older 2 Bedroom home almost Bay Front. Prl<led to aell at LAND VALUE. For more infonnatioo: Call John Marr Coldwell, Lllker & Co, DOO E. CO.SI Hl.,._.y Mt woon Bu el\. C.llforni. ~I •·WI OR S.,_ ~-=-=-== =---- MESA VERDE CAMBRIDGE T r a n 1 e r fon:ies sale. Priced to aell FHA or VA at $23,950. Call now ! Newport et Vlctori• 646-1811 Dramatic Bay View Speclacular llKl' view o1 Ocean. entire Harbor Ir. CatallnR ltlland fi'Om thia California contemporary 4 BR -3 bath NStom built· home · lucked on the Blu:ff's l'dge in Irvine Ter· race. Sliding gl&SS walla to large sheltered pe.tio. 3 car garage. Moel excep. tional for $76.750. Ruth Pardoll, RHltor 1605 Westclltf Or. 642-5200 SELL OR TRADE 4 -3 bdrm houses · bachelor unit, 5 yrs old. 66x300 A-1 lot. Owner wlll 1acrltice tor quick saJe or tnlde. Low renta. ~ l'\l I ·\\111 11 ~ ~. ,' ~'.', ~ 11. '.~ 1003 Baker. C.M. YA NO DOWN Newly painted 3 huge bro· roomt1. l&rgt> back yard with :m aq. fl. partitioned l>'t house. Acceas to renr tor boat or tnllrr. $17,500 29.1 E. 17th St. 646-4494 F...-dom Hom .. 3 Bi-, walnut rablnets. hit· ina, lovely yll.t'd with l!)lrink· Jeni. S19,IXXl. 3 Br. Iota al frllil treea, $17.0C,O. MAHON REAL TY 14% to llcll yOUI' bomr) 548-9393 Eves. 646-614.'i The 1111rker vou call The qulcktr you !M'll , OPEN DAD..Y OPDI EVES. so 1 Morning Star Colesworlly & Co. La--64~7T17 ,_ Ntt:x ID Snack Shop Jr. One of lhe F'1nfllt New Bay1-'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiit Front Homes. 5 IP8cioua 1• Bdrrn.s <ltJXUriooa m a 1 t e r llUltel. S eattia: large Fam- ily rm. Dining rm. All Rooms with View. OPEN DAILY Choice of 3 tine Ba.,yfront homes with Pier & Slip from $82,SOO to $195.IXKI. I/I Nice To Come Home To Out of this world view ol entire Harbor and Ocean. Higtl on a seclUded cul-de- sac street sita tbia 3 bdrm, 2 be th nest.a-way in Cor- ona del Mar's beet atta. <>.mer will rml for sum- mer Lor Sl.IXKI Mo. Sale Bayview Lots price $84.500. From $11,500 to $33,500 673-98 200-ay & Ev8e:_ 673-06h XLNT. FINANCING - AVAILABLE Realty, Inc. OP~N DAILY 20'l5 W. Balboa Blvd., NB In Newport Beach from P•· !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'!!!!!!!! clfic Cou1 Hlg:hway north m 0ov,r Dri•e or trom VA Repossessions Newport Blvd. tut oc 17\b St. to SALES OFFICE: ,john macnab Avail. to Everyone Low Down Payment 63 ~ YEAR LOANS NO POINTS -NO ESCROW REALTY <:OMP ANY NO 2ND TD. 881 D 0 S 't 10 1 Lf>t ua qualify you now . over r., Ul e YOUR dttam home may be C714l 642-.8235 availahle anytimr. MACC~~~:y Co. G. D. IUCCOLA Investment Co. OUiclal V .A. Manageme11t 24 Hour Service $12,950 881 Dover Prive. NJJ. l1chelor P.d 642~2 Nestled on a quiet tree -------- lined •trtt1 1ets this sturdy Run for Your Life built ~ in excellent condition, complete with log burning fireplace, 2 car garage + Boat &. trail- eor parking. FANTASTIC VALUE only $12.950. WALKER Ir. LEE 2629 Harbor 545-9491 Open til 9 P.M. MONEY MAKER Costa Mesa Triplex Good Rental t't'COrd and exc tinancina Call lo see CURT DOSH, Realtor 1730 W Coast Highway 642-6472 EVES. 673-3468 Closing ()lsta Down. That'• All. Three btg bedroomc, carpets. drapes, new water heater and dispoe.al. This newly painted home is com- pletely fenced and it r~ quires only $500 ca.ah Total to movt in. ~enta ooly S139 total lncludl~ tax. Just 17.500. OPEN EVE.5. Colesworthy & Co. M2.nn Next to Snack Shop Jr. GOLF ANYONE? See thi1 most unU!>Ull floor plan. The Goll Course Fair- way literally wrll.J>ll illelf around this huge living nn with floor to ceiling wi~ dowa. Lowest price on the course at $44,500, 3 large BR's, family nn, den. 3 baths. College RHlty 546:5880 1500 Adams It Harbor tnel\r Onema 'nleatre) $20,950 Swim Pool It Park like yard. Charming 3 bdrm • 2 bath home. Electric Now'S THE bullt·ins. No down GT or low down to all othen. 540-1720 TIME FOR TARBELL 2955 Harbor DAVIDSON-Realty QUICK CASH U1ve~~~~s~~ 1~ baths, extra large yard. THROUGH A Rltr. 2'750 Harbor 58. CM ~'">46<1 Evr. 546-1244 4 BR-$2 C95o-- D A IL Y PILOT N;a::~taGI l::e 5~en~~; baths. built -iM, fireplace. WANT AD brick patio. Ownn-d<'S1)er- ate. 540-1720 TARBELL 2$5 llarbor DIAL 642-5678 LIDO spacious JSR. beam rcillns.: Liv1rm. srr din' rm. huge patio. Owner/ agt 673-5166 DOVER ShorPs Rttnrh Stylt View Home. 4 BR, .: b11. 3050 !>q-11. IMMENSE hack yard i& l00xl.20' $65.IXKI. Owner. 642~109. • BR. 2 bl., lam1ly rm. rpts It ctn>s thm·out, hit-ins. tn>I. l~l' fl'n<'t'd yanf W/jlllt\n Sh<lwn by A Pl'l°l $30,()00 Ownrr ~~'lllli 20U Wweclff Dr. ~ier. 6'tr aa=---• Dime . a. Lile •u --N ty mo inclds taxes. ~l.9!rl-646J711 ..._ ......, "1-1266 EVE. MZ-5844 bet 4" pm 262t Hart.r BMI. Dm>R-Reac17! (]jff Hft'm ========-====:::::::===--.==:::::::====::::: 545-Mtl 3 BR. :z ba (be • 2 BR CLASSIFIED INDEX OPEN EVJENINGS Ocean Va Apt. &-2. Stl-'De B S.lbcie c.... 121s Hou~egulation1-Deadline1 ERRORa: ~ .....,.. dteolC tfteer •• oaJly and report lm!Mdlalely erro,.. ft.ma: PUJS w m' 1' 'na.tll::-. THE DAILY ~ILOT llWltMe llablllty for al"l'O,.. only to llllOll a. ....a fll ...,...., .. tlle Mfwrtleement oef'Netly ene time. lest .., 1967 2-Qory ••A" frame $216.9 CAYWOOD REALTY &;:o; w. Olalt Hwy. ~129 _______ .... .., ·-c.t. M.19 1100 CHARM SPACE PRJV ACY --------Partly tam. 1tdl liftnc rmm w/frplc. dillinc rm. 3 BR. ~ -Ac, S1l.,lllD. Prine only. 544i2li7 F m6IR DEADLINE FOR COfl'Y AND KILLa: l :IO ~,M, the da)' before publloatlon, except fer Wee._.. EdttJe. ud Mlftday eec:tlene wtt... oloel119 time I• 1:30 P.M. Friday. YOU MUST HAVE KILL NUM8ER! Wttlft kllll"g en ed beeauae of quick Ntult•, ._ ..,,.. lie Mike a ,_,,. of the kill number give" you by your ad takt l' 11 vtf'fftatieft f1f ,.ur e1111. Every .n.rt 19 made te klll .,. correct a new ad that hH bun ordered, but we cen-...e 9U"'"'-te tie • ul'ltll the ad llall appeared In the paper. DIME-A-LINE Ada are ltrtc:tly cuh '" adv•,_ by mall or at any ene of our ottlcea. NO ...... Wdera. T1'e DAILY PILOT ,...,,,_ ttle right te cl-.tty, edit. .,." .. r or NfU.. H )' edver- tlMMent. IM ta ...._. lb rwt. •"4 NtJUlatlone w ltlteut prior not~ An.ftl9en inay ,. ... tftejr ad9 '>' talepflen1. DIAL DIRECT 642-56 78 WESTMINSTER & NORTH COUNTY DIAL FREE 540-r 220 Hunt ..... a.edl 536-9351 L .. UM S...ch 494-9466 Plto1es AN Opet1 7:30 a.&-6:00 p.111. CLAUlf'IED COUNTERa are teciaW • follow.: 2211 W ... ,.._ •Mt,, N..,.,,.n 8Nclt. .. ,. & Thurfn, Co.ta Meu. 30t fl'1ft" It,. llE41 •11 ..... JAJ ,._, A-., ............. l:J ... l:tO lirupt let. & S... Matl Addraa: ... 1171. Newport 8Ndl, Callt. Daily Pilot Cle11ified HOUSES FOR SALE ""'"'" ,..*"" .,. cnPn U Y1H & HPA•• ..-TRACT CLOSEOUT •llmlAL .. llllWPOllT INl'llU «m DllAPl81H M» Enfbluff 1242 cmT ...a NI ~ 4HI DIMOC:tTIOlll '611 ----------A UlllYlltSrn' "Ml• ~ oRAnuca 11avies ...., AN ..., ..... na YA&.111 .-sA ML MU IMS aAc1t .... ., -ILRCTllCA~ -SPANISH BJ1E =..vu:-... = IAST M..UA' 00 HUIPMIMT HNTAU MM W&J•I UACJI nm eotlOllA Ml MAa Git 'l lKINe .... OUTSTANDING ·~ .. ...,.., me aAUO& cm 1'1.00IU ,,... S DECOR uuoa cons uv esu.Nm 4JM Fua11Ac e a1PA•as. etc. .. 11 2•3 •RWPWf WU = LIDO ISUE ClSI eA1tDIEMIN8 .ut Blulls Aogrllta -2 BR M'f'CRUT aAUC» tSUllo -.S HNIEllAl tHVICH ..e> S 16 300 t &st Joca6an on widest MTSleOlt.U = MUNTltleTOel lllACN M lltADINO. DllCINI UIS I 0 gem bdt. See to A~ ~ = ~"'::C"NALUY :: :~ .. TMUMI = """-·-· ~· -IL .,..,-On'I ....-........... 1111 LOllte •..at .. .UN ~ •nt $18 575 -.c..-:. ~, .. • '"'--~ PU• n17 ~ COUlffY ._ Nl.ALTN CLUH 6TM aMX UY MlllMlll eaova 4'1• HAUUNe 611t I C..... .. M.f-1250 SAIT'M.WI' ,,_ WISTMINS'na 411' MOUSIECL.aANtH a» ..,,.. T'IEltllACm = MIOWll'f' crrr .. ,. IMTilllO• D•COltATIW• 6127 fRl:NCH QUARTER ~ c:mo.A DB. ... ,. tANTll NIA ..,. INCOMI TU .., .. "! aM..MA .......... um """"MA Mll9Hn ... lltON. Onn ft' 111&. UM TOWNHOUSES Finest F....., v.au. UACOll u., ,. TV'IT1ll .... ••o•uN• "" HA.DOI aft. • tiere'1 a Dollar ~ lor ... ,. ..,... am COASTM. 419 IMlllUTIN• ,,.. etSlD Aft.. L.90 Illa UR LMWA HACM 41'1 IMtUllANCI Int I .. ,,__A aimlA the big familJ: 4 BR. 2 Ba. UUOoi m.MO ml I.MUM MteUll. ~. INVUTIOATIMe. .,.,.,,.,. '71' ""w•• 2 frp&a, 2 pa1io9, owr-MMIWt• NACa i. SAN CUEM .. ITI "" JAMIT081AL Int LOOI FO&... ...;-...1 t..-3:. .... _.__ L.M '--·-·-llM~ .. DUA P'OIWT 9 • JIWU.RY alPAta. •tt. ... W•._ a lM ~....... _..... ...,_, ·-..,....;: -"°"'*".._ YAU.rf MM Tafi.D. lk. .... l.AMOSCAPIMI Utt ·-... .-kj•.w-~ V-6 ~ RM. MADI \el ~-IUM _,. LOCKSMITM 61'9 -1 _._.., -._ RrNT••s MAJON•"· ••te• ~ ----lll!!!!mm!!!!!!!!!"!!!!!!'!'!!'l reduced $10,000 -SS.ODO =.-=-1411 "'" -MOVtM• & ITOUOI "4t -..... CIMnce te Save dowll ar ~ home in a-.__. MACH '• Aph. Unfvmished PA1NT111e. ,...,... .... , w. • n~-2 '--.___., din-~---UloDWOOO 19 HNlllAL -PATIO$ '641 .. p u n •-...... ---OlillJ',.:'l". ....... COUWf't ,. CCKTA....,. flll l'HOTOOaAPH'I' ..,. ing, le1> tam. rm •• cipt thro· ~ OUf -c.ouwrr ,. _ ... VWIU>e me PLASTEl lMG. "•'di. •• ,.11 .... OU\. ti.,a. \&'f! ('V1f .. lio. .~ OWT _. STATS ,_ WWF..-T 8UCM -=~~·:IOOMIM: 6MI Nr IChls. »GI Uoc9 Yo'a.y, ::_~ ST..,._ W'I WWIOln Ml84n"S lr'te POO\. SHVICI = 0( ~9rl4 ---~ = ··=~ IMCMIQ = PUMP HaVIU •nt MlrTA MU ... J:rvlltSITY ,... = ltOOl'INe HSI M,__.~ • n -..n•.,.... m u~-.;,. .....,... Mln'A AM ~ .. ..ca -...y llADIO ..... In. 81c. ... vr•ua..i:........,. 1 """"~ -•-..o•K.• ._.... -.--IGI 9M'r U~ JIG ltlEMOOIELINO & aaPAla ... Below mid:! ~ mavlltc '1J.a5i3I TW1'19 *' COllOWA om. MAI ,_ HMOOUINO, •ITCNUIS ,,_ for health. Malt ll!CtioL J;J!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~!!!!!!!! ~ 1'W1W W41 aA&.Mot ,_ ''°" l'Al#TI... MSJ Br 7 n-u ---·•. £:----.....:.-I '-'--AllAMll• ... MY ~ ,_ I.WIN• .,_. .,.._ -V oc:Au -~.....,. _,.,.,..._ ta.ftltA99 CM'YW N9 UDO ISL.a IJl'I ISWINe MACHlllfl 881'Alltt 4"f se.3242 OCEAN' VIEW -Ol*m t ~ -.u "" ~ tA.AMO .. ••l"TIC TNflCS. ........ .... ""' TRIPLEX S milt-So. a.at Br. 3 be wl ~!~ ~ ~ ::.=. = NUWllWT• aucN ,.. ~::!~:•cOHTltOL = ~ ll:lr oatsidr ~ ... a• II me F'OVln'AM YALU'Y '41t TllJ, u...-. a Mw* .,,. P\ua. 2 Br-Hi beth '9dl. SM lflAll C:.VIST'U• 1111 = ~ = THI IHVICI .... J.oc..$375 mo. F/P $J3.5C10. lJI Poppy * 167.D ~ MM'll ma OllMell COUWTT ,... TUEVISIOll. •...n etc. ms no ..,,., ...t-n...--""""' ._.. ~ • 6Qm1 DAaA ....,. 1'7't MllOU OtlOWW NI• UPNOUT118T .,.. ~ ,.,.,.,.....,. vwoa • _....._ C:Ull.laAO 1141 WSITMtta'T11a Mlt WILDIN• • "" ~ mt .... ..,. c'" "" JOBS & EMPLOYMENT TRANS! Must sell by Jane Lido 1,a. 1351 30 5 BR. 2 ba. $7Z,lm. Own---------- tr. 3000 Rardinr Way. SHARP--CLEANt 545-mB. .... ~ . loftty big Saads I NEWLY DF.C! 3 Br-:Z ea. patio. lmmac 3 Ed. 2 be.thL e Cpts .• !)rps .• S'!IOO -dn FhA nr No. 8ct1 -Tmnil Qu1 Jl9.300. Owner. 548-3976 pu11y Fum • ssz...scm R. C CREER. Reallor Meu Del Mar 1105 3416 Via Udo OR J.9300 ~~~~~~~~-EXCEPTIONAL finanring LARGE 4 BR. Beaut condi- tion 5%r< nu 2895 v~ C'O J..an(!. ~40 Mes. Verde Ownen of ftiis l9:l> sq. ft.. deluxe home in choice llPJCo tion of Ml'Sa Venie haw purcha8ed a new home lltld are arudoo,. to m<J'l/'e. Ima- 45' LOT * $47,500 Fumisbed 2 bed roo m s., Sonny! Om. ~- &7S-3911 REDUCED TO $17,000 gine 4 bedrooms. 2 na FROM $18JDI . bal:ba, formal dining room. 3 Bdrm. O>flVt den. din nn. 2 family rooms. All for 2 ba, frplc. c:Jl(s. drys. $29,500 -FHA ..an it'a patio. fmctod. allty, Pacific wor1b PJ.CJXI -u· • the Sand5-r:Z72 Malloy Dr .• buy ol the year. ff11ntington 8-ch. 646-nn Open Ews. --- THE Q EP.:. ESTATE?_: -f()i(EO Sllf OWNER TRJ\~SF'ERRED. Mesa Verdt'. :: Bedroom.a 2 b8th. $23.800· C>ll S..USL HC!'l'itagc Rr:iJ Eaa~ '~~~~ =-= COWTY = =: ::: MSIMTS = JOI WANTID, Me. ,.-!?!! MOUSEi TO aa llllCW99 tM 1VST.. ... Joa WANTID, .__ ··-~IUM .... COoUT.U. ll1't JOI WNfT•D, ...-,"1nn ~ UL.a "" lMIVNA aaM1' ,,_ M8M & WOMI M ,._ AP~ l'Oll SAU ... LMVllA •lewl. Im DOMISTIC NIU' mt RENTALS ·SM cUEMaJml m• Ao111c 1u. Mejt 11• IAM .IUM CAP-•-..._ H8LP WAMTID, M.-,_ LI~--Fum•-L-~ .... ....,._ .... Ao1MC111. •-,... ,._ ..,_ DAJIA NnfT 17• M8U' WANTaD, W-7• = REAL ESTATE, JOH--a•-1s.. 1'MI General A .. NCIH . Mell a ·-nM SCHOOLS a INSTllUCTlotf 7 .. ne T1llt'\.IEX. 9'c. ... JOI P••Plllt,'110t1 19lt ~: COtlDOMltUUM ,,_ TMl!ATa tCAL 7'11 129 :::!:':c:A:::: = MERCHANDISE FOR !:: :.=af ~~~. couttt = SALE AND TRADE 17B .UIST HOlldS ,... f'UaNITUll - !127 MISC. aalfTAU "" Of'P'ICI FUltNl'T\llll Mlt ttJI NCOM• llT'I' Of'P'IC• ICMllPMINT •11 ttJ1 ~usne1u"::::..n = STO•I HUIPM•MT .,, tt• TitAIL.all PAllltl .., CA,I, llHTAUl.AlfT •H 1Mt "lllNIH 18NTA&. .... IAa 80UIFMIMT •1s D4S ~,ICE alNTAL #1f HOUHMOLD eooDt - 1"I IWDUSTIUAL l'ttOf'lltTY ... •,.uA·~·.:ur1 '!UCTtott ~ i.. COMMIEltCIAL .... -11 ml INDVSTltlAL a8NTAL ..,_ APPLIAMCU llM 2JSI LOT1 '1M MTIOUH 1111 ml llANCHIS ..,. SIWINO MACHINH rn• ,.. cmtus ••OYW• "" MUSICAL IMITllUMINT 11U ,.,. Aca l .A•• '* PIANOS & 080,\NS 11• MM '-"'Cl aUllllOH "" ;:~~~lllOM l1't 811 lll SOIJT PltOt'lllTY '2tS m& ,.. OCANM co. ,..0tt11tTT "" "~' a n1aeo n tt -OUT ()It rTAT9 ... .,... .,.. TAPI aKoaDlltt mt ,.., MOUNTAIN a Dftllt'T .,,. CAMlaAI & IOUIPMINT ..,.. 1tl4 su•DIV1SIOM LAJIO .,It HOHY IUPPLIH ... »II a8AL llTAT9 SalVIC• 0 11 IPOltTIMe 80001 ... 1111 It.IE. IXCNA.... U:JI llNOCUUH, ICOf'll USt 17lf a. L WAJrTID &24t MllCILLNllEOUI ... t1'7 MIK. WAlfT•D .. u me BUSINESS •M MACH1M1aY, •~ me :;: FINANCIAL ~::::. :: 17• 8UlltlUS Ol"POllTVNrflU '* 8UILDI ... MATHIAU rue -8UllNIU1 WA#T'ID .,_ IWAPI OM ,!!! tWIS'T'IUWT Oil• ,...,.. ~·. PETS and LfVESTOCK -lllVWITMIENT WANTWD ... 1'71 MC*rt' TO LO.NI UM PllTS. elMlltAL .. Platoll&L LOAllfl &ns CATS lltt J ... UIY LCMMS 12'1 DOGS MU COLLAT'lllAL LOAMI OU HOIUll llH 81AI. ISTATI LOA.. ""' L.IV9.tTOCtt 1114t =~~:'m':" _. !: CALIFORNIA LIVING IWIMMINI POOU MU .. 881H PATIOI AWNINeJ Y.-.CATIOMI TRANSPORTATION ' .... .... 19!S Int ms WtdMtday, JuM 21, l'6l F.iab-11,..l""Wl .. -.. .... .--..Fw.1_..~----------w ..... nn..All llNTALI . llNTALI RINTALI llNTALI s. ~n• He 1630 HouMS Fuml1htd HIUMI UnfurnllhM _Ap!I: '""''~ == !rt: Unfu~nl!-' ~ Unfvrn...., Aft!: UltfumllW .. ~ Yrly lncofl\e. ;·.;._ lant• An1 2610 Newport .... h 3100 ,.,,.,.. le4th ,'2C! Otfttr1I IOOO c.t• Mist 1100 ~ .. ,IM!_ SUI Cll\ ,,, ac. "'°'" for more .• SMALL ttoume. In ~. M ve u~ Te D~ New w.-mai. HAllOI ft,fduced ~.soo. 548~4!1 uWlties P114. "'"" """ O • • • Wk tW mo 4uNs Juf1 6 100 ~· •• .. ....... •• ... -• truce. ClaM to dowelM'ft ,.. LUJK lut s wk• el lept. ~ e.~~r ::b. a. . Llfuna leach 1705 Santa Ana· (South) f'I ~ 3 IR, i"' bath 6 fklat.. Slpa I...,,.... • 'I llEENS Month. JE 7-*iC». ll)llt-level home • overlook· (21!) CR 4-0688 & r. Tl•IO ef , •••• ' • • jrw ~ '*" . bell CiJ1ii ~ .. , .......... for 11•cM Otol lD' Oii .•••• TAACT HOMllt ~•tu~.!!-ch _1!.0I Cl.l de s.c loc.tillf\ • 1teps -'M'e o1-1 who UU. 1WiJD. LAOUNA "" from $100 1 Is i ~,..._ 6 OW. U n _,. _ _.~ _ _...,,.... all I ti -'tY .... Lwcuty f\lni/UnfW'I .._._ ---..... pa.1.........-., ~ * iUMMIJ\ • 4 BR. J 8A. to Pool -.,. rna II pro. min& i bolW., WI Mo,, llaehew • 1 6 :i IR IAC111:UlJt, fUBN I "•r-' ,.,_' older home. IS1'G !Ml ~ blk. to Vk:toria, ireat vlded. Immedlate pQISIHI· utU. PIUd. u s.wa Ll 1-Qf ._ to ~ It ...,,. UNnJRH T.W. • Clmatl&1 116&. Jt 1-i'J'Y tree. + ~. \'IMrl Onlt . • 4N-W iOfl· Yeua l.ttle at $3251 YRLY • 2 9Dft.M. • °"" """---"'ew trom ,Hr'J A,C· C\JU1-~) l*t Plllt/Gl'e$ mY CARE GAJW!N. I . mo. 64HW ftkr, rarqet· Married eouple. __,..,, IOO .. Lui, ODI. ITiM Br • , .... Desi. ~ V1catlon It•"••'• "°° • LOVJ;LY 1-'iit ' DEN. 21~. 29th It. .. m.4111 Lew from SllO ·"':i i • 2 8R Fw'n/Unturn (MacArthur•· Olalf a.,.J -------·-~---~~· o!,.;. ~aetf· ntEE VACATION: WE'LL • Q>ll, Drpl, Blll\I. $m· tem ~.: 081:· Avai:._~ S Blt UN1VJUflJJIEI) ™" ~ tnde our ~th Wket, • POOL! * MJ.12'0 Ceroni tltl Mer 4UO Heae-d Poo\I, au.Id Co1re HuntiNl!aR .... h 5400 m., V#W '""" iliwT ctWct ro 1 2 J220 00 CPter A4J. to ~ -• ~ • GRAY ~ • ...,, • · Nr • Newport Sho,.t e C·ODNfOO ·-· C•t• M9la 51 -._:,_ ..... , at ff•-n-n Daily .... Ain't Whit SM UIM weokl m )'OW' Biibo&, riv-""""~ ... ,.. ' ··-.-..--TY.., -· -r To Bo" and Mt•• it tN4 Port tioullf. JuJy 7]1t to * 2 Bft,2 llA. DEN. Dlninl 1 BR furn USO; 3 Jiit Fl.Im !Mw • ~. eo.ta ..._ 10 A·M· to 7 P.M. lllOaOI s JlR 11 0. lionlf, Aqs, Uth. 2u.ee'f.-> ft)Oftl, Nr-Oceu. Clubhouse Sl70; 2 BR Unlun Studio IMMEDIATE SM-031'0 Furn. • ~ JUO up Onlf s >"' """ S».!iO • ... l:JALB0.4 iBUND .. .. Pool! Avail July 1~. SHS. AD mod •*lldlctl. OCCUPANCY Stt m1 EWa Apt c .... ll B.R. '98t Ori. e XLNT iosnNr Rentala. $195-f'no. * 5'1-629'l ~ PQol. 6'B.1m T72l Elli& Apt D •••• 3 B.R. Ml.51\on IUty. -.om • Avaii ~owl Aho: Will~r NR-BEACH! l Br-2 Ba. Lge LOVELY 1 • SR. iJi'f COME ON oum 2 nice bed:rooml. ~!rs. l bUc from 9each Blvd ' • ..i .u--.... 2 ,,._, _......_ Cl b ,... * ll.... YUl llil b&ltil, oarpatl, drapes. Ma.lo St., .tores, ttieatre, I.Ari• MW .telux ,..._ • or Ytw•Y reeerv ... -· ·,. ,...,.,, ,,_.n. u ovtt >irM'qe. .... •le· Prl t. p;itso car etc. Good location cor. Ellla lex. Owner.' 2-3 BR, M OWNJ:ll. • m.UOJ 6 wattt pa.id. $250. 642-3547 '160-mo lfua, C21J) ~ TO TJI HARBOR WA~ AVi. V~ & Delaware. C.U owner BR. 2 BA. Cpta. drps, bit· r 'n"Jt Modet'll furn Trader Lido lilt 3351 81lltta '* 2061.J) w.u.cc AH., C.M. 642-2835 for information. lns, tplce, I~. e11 O:llorade ft.Iver. Rent HEIGHTS SID' (j~t aoutb ol Hamilton St.) .. _. an 1 ba ......i tJaa. view. by day, week or month. CLEAN It SHAJU>! 3 Br tle2 SUM.MER LEA.IE ,... · ' 'M:r. X 1 t. mr-a=i.ld. .. Jurn!M * a6.Ulf t.>Qt.act Dooe: ~!rf bl· Neu beach. IOUth si-• D!Jftw .. '1«, Bu. IJ"lll 1-H.B. Pvt It. 1 Ilk N ott 'rf me OCtanfront )rep. lllNT ALS IAuc S2'1'5. m -5017 l-hcu1e from Oct1111 July New 2 l s BR 2 ba Apta. N..,.,., le•ch 1200 Gara.Jd. can funs. ~ ~":~.!.,BR. •10 2 ~ M•utet Unfurnllhe4 Huntington 8Mch 3-400 lat-aept i.t. mo. •-•~~Ml 7 C~n·~~---1·2 M (cw turn) APTS. ..,._ ...,. ........., _ * Oft Wiiii ;};. 11'· rs. "'m..m; /? / 1 Mi • BF.ACHINO PETS. ~·C:: 58-mT General JOOO SCRAM-LETS Huntfn~ .... h 4400 Larib1 400 MEMJ>fUS. ~1139. HILLTOP/PANORAMIC VU! LOOKING FOR 1. 2 • s P 71." Low rent! S • NEW • LUXUJUOUI e _I UDIDQME 0.fuu & ... ta, 19133 Huntin&1on An. Apt. 8 /lkrpils! 1 br.' bL Diii, iNT.&Lf ANSWER y '"" ' ..... ~~0* ~"= look ':o ~";.or,_ • NTrfv1 i13o1Ns ••PldOUa s ....... 2 Ba w;:'!vu~·,a:r * 147 - 7472 * a little more tha.11 the tint Oracle -AICOI -Phue -i POOL$-SAUN~4CUZZI • --Pool . PuV-trom pso mo. ltontala WMtt.4 1'90 hntutic Ocean Vil!Wll! Fervid y A.Li!J{OCX>i H • ..... ~ .--~ ~Dn~H_'!;:';'~iti8: !.a~~e':'::.: 11e;:; .. ~y it a wt1 like Ufttlnrton =~~~~~,. ==~ l..!tR~nt,~or•.!:; ~ or 49C-3Sll home, built•lnl, w/w Mr-ticy.' "They are b 0 t b Gardens lM5 >.nabeim Ave., c.M. • SOUND PROOI" woman in CdM or NB. Reta. "'EW n--..... 4-t. 3 b .... ~. family roans. On-rAJ.SEHooos... ~ • HTD SWIM POOL 673-4667. •• ~au.Yn.i a...., 11 $1&:1 mo, pa.)'S nery-• IN1XX>R PAJtKING --------m.aidl room. IURP VJEW! ~.Don't haitate -call Nit-BEACH! UTORY Tr::NNIB ENT'DtT~ ____ ....... _ Viii 310 Feniando, 8aL Penn WANT 2-BR HSE W/GA.Jt. $89,000 * •15.10 for~ Art. 54M1.(l ._Bil + Rumpus room $215. IOLIA.CHICA & HEIL ....-rntnn1 I OCJ• (cm the Bay-2 bl from Feny) AGE Calooe) OD lo&. Tom&. ~-"'"-!Bl'--. W-1644 -. .. 't' 3 n.. 11L ... Adulta, Perm.anent Call "'t-'~Y• ,_ ADULTS M7-M14 ""&,• ~-2 ~ FOR LEAIJ: ooUect m -.-. ' IJl>RMI, J bl. Fii>lc. bltm, ........ ,. I ·-· 2 IR Nr Cll\D«Y &: Adanw. $150 l.MuM 1Mcft 4JOI ~ ~} .!.;e-..... ry I>DPDAftl Need prqe Condomlniunt 1910 i .. s balhl, lnuMdil .. -----------------BB. ... _ 2 ............ JIOll•llon. N.E. CM oear 2 ' UllCIJ, ~...... ·---... l'Xtef, DbJt. pr. 1 Yr • .W.. Santa ---try ou~ Beaut ~ 6 ...,.. mo mo. wtr pcL ~. ~1631 ;:;;;£:. .-... -Apt .. westcllff w ...._ u 1o sio me. ..c:::C::::===== 01'I the Ocea. Ca:rt-)ba:r. 221' OiJece apt 1i .-Kt1 8da flt lolJ lch-Call Frptc.', atrium. '"nle VU:. Wtlle.Mc,tnlll Rttn. lage" plan C; nr. UCI. Sell 1J10 NfWJO"t 8lvd., C.M. CondomJnlum 3950 view A hMcb. 2 1lc' ftlftl. CJIAT!AU LaJIOINTE %~ b&~ prtvate patio, Su-m : 41Ultl. ----------clwt, llfflts I .f.. fl&: w1r Beau 2-Br apt. JP'root A ana lllrtnuning pool. WANT CA.RAGE • e e e equity It u:sumt loan. ~Tm Ewa. M+f84 1 BDRM Townhouae with re-tit July 30tll. 4N-TJ11. Rear oU • etrNt parking. ~. adulta oal¥. $225 e e e e FOR -•G·E. ,...,. h d 2 I.I Mo. Inquire U19 Cornwall • .._,..._ ...... -was er, ryer, poo ll!NTALS Carport. Pool, Adults. No Lane, Npt Bch. 842·3* 546-131() (8 to 5-PMl m 1400 as.ua z... & ptaygr"OUM. Brookhunrt peta. * $llS rn.o. Cetta Mesa J100 near AdamA. Close to ocean . Apts. UnfumleMcl 00 POMONA AVE. % BU< Bay 4 Bcti. New White elephants? DiraM-1.im A~ARTMINTS --------$150 mo. CAIJ 546-3776 GoMr1I 5000 2-BR DUPLEX * BLTNS. Upper ~. 3 Br. ~ ba. _,_o_R_S_A_L_1 ___ 1,_ao_ NEW ---------Cpts, Very l&e tenoed yard. ~~rps 1s appl. $175 )'rly. 1S APTS. $149..W.21 t BR w/dbl pr. S.116. Ouflox .. Unfum. 3915 Zl86 American Ave/ Needa $:i0,000 cuh. Wale' pd., d:iaipoAl. bl!DI, NR. Newport HtJ. 2 BR, U•/ IMMIDIA T! ----=Ll-•·--15_73___ Bade Bay 5240 514 Hami.llDa,, CM, sa.a. 2111 Placentia .bi., Apt F. "" crp1d, prlv yard, pr, OCCUPANCY $95 QUIET 2 BR Tn-plex. -------- RINTALS 5..17-o380 adults, no pets S95· ~S..290.1 Bltnr., pr, patiO, Nr 0CX: VIEW of UPPER BAY! Houaoe Fum&MM ~ H01:f ~ Br-~ m_0wner_.so-.-· LA_R.G_E_2 -BR.-•tow-, The H1rbor Heights ~· Adulta. No peta. ;;:i ~ ~R = Cotta Mesa 2100 lMD&·rm. ~ ~. fecal, gar. gardener, chil· NEW 2 Br-2 Ba. Bitns, ~+ la.rae •· dren oK. 'rN1 c Pomona Rebellion Wants epm, orpi.. wutier-Dryer 2 BR. Mobile Hmne, J\n. SL C.M. 541-n.M hookup. 543-ma alter '· 3 mos. Adult& Mee pllt. NEWLY deccirated! , B.R. , 2 • BR DUPLEX/B.LTNs Youm 181 DEL MAR/Apt·"· Pool. $110. ~ baths. chldrn m• 12 OK. C1oted garage. Older J>e& NEW Spanl.th !:btafde, 1 CLEAN l BR i\n ~ Lie S150. Avail July lit. pie pref. Sll5 mo. 541-!Mf BR. frplc. bMmt. cpts, $85 mo. 262'2.C. Santa AM ~ aft s pm. RENTALS New 2 .\ 3 BR. 2 & Apt.a. drps 1 adult. $98 mo. Ave. 642"'"22 COIJ..EGE Pk • 3 BR • S1'15 Rental Mil'· Mn. ~n1er 673-7629 Men Verde -4 BR . U'75. -A-pts. Furnlahocl 3117 Clnn•mon .,.....,,,...........,,,,.-----=--Newport •-·ch 2200 ,,.,,1M• ...., ...... 2 BR. Frplc, pr, cpts. drpi., -54>9287 * 5603 C.t• Meu 4100 .,..,.. ....,... o1.1.--.w Newly painted 6: dee. 306 2 BR, ae.con Bay, private NR. WeetclHf, cu~ 3 Bit., btech, clock, children'• pv. Ip . yd. Sl50 mo. 642-1234, $25 Wk. adise. C1U 673.l!MT ~ • Studio & Bach apt.I. I =2~BR,:=--7dupl-:-ex.---:-)&-lcd~-yd::-, -... -, e Incl Utils & Phone t.ft'V. Balboa 2300 1M> At 42 Myw P'lae«. •· • Maid Setvla! • 'IV avall.. fW6.298.5 • New Cale & Bar FOR ~ Yfmt;r fr e m•~=====s:::::::=:::::::::= Sept. la(. 1\n I BR. 1p ·~~-V rd 2376 Newport Blvd. 5'8-9155 den, 8flP din rm, IUldeclr. ~ • • 3110 NASSAU Palms. 1 &: l Br, Ocean View. 2lll E. <>can J BDRM 2 ....._ tum &: unl. Sl<li • fHO. Rtd Blvd. Ba1Joe. tr,>lc., Jg.. h~~:· i::: pool. 177 E 2'Jnd St. ~ dWrwuber A bltlrw, Cali>eta $71.50 BACHELOR Studio U~ Ir drapes. S250 Mo., Jeaee. ataJrs. Comp! pn. Gu A ~3248. water pd. lJO.A Broadway. FAIRWAY Vllll APARTMENTS 20122 Santa Ana A ... l BR Apt, adulta only C.a.D tor ID I J!PI 642-464:1 - ------- Broadway, 9 am · 3 pm. 2 BR, built-in oven .\ range, carpeted, $85 mo. 548-9393 Mabon Realty. NICE CONVENIENT 2-Br. Triplex. Garaae. No peta. 1'73-A Seotl pt. ~lo.n TWO CH.ARMlNG 2-br aptt. M-$100. NEWLY R.EDEC! IT'S a.ch home time. B1i-BLTNS, * 673-4"58 pet leleeticlD .wl1 lee dlt 2 BR 2 Ba. Bltna, Cp11, DAILY P1LO!' Oallffled r>rpa. ao.d prare Sl.25. aectian NOW! 549-0762 Evenlnp. * Channel Reef * APAJtTM:ENTI Spectaculer View Waterfront/Loe · Boat Sllpa Avallable 2 BR • 2 Bath Apts. LEASE • er . BUY $315 Mo. 6 up • $45,CXXl up 2S2S Ocean Blvd .• CdM &7J..1'788 -for further info Herman Trott. Mrr. ------2 Bdrm Apt., cupet. drapa. refrlg, 1tove. Jlllf\eling, beam cei.J. lnp. fr1>}c, amdeck. Adults, no pets .. S1JO mo. De.ya ~rm. eve.s. 646-1500 •INTALI Af!!?: UnfvrnllMd ._.. .. w~ 5990 JA)QAL WCH&R wiabea tt •~Ir home or ~(lllllR)hmA~, -. WJi~ 'rhos. nMr, . .. rpALE DR. ~l'kr'· •• ' iliXN <.-) ...... WJl 'f' Vtm ~ "Mr. ltoleWnJ" Footweu, ,..,.. Pllll. c.no. Part&. GOING OH VACATIOriT family w/2 chUdNn ~d like to rent Hae. °' Aclt. for 1-2 moe. fro111 July l &UL R.elerW\Cef . ..... Roome ,., 1t ... t '"' 3 BLK.S to beacbt Maid _.. Tice. Color TV. no Wit ~. '21 8th St., HuntinilOD Bcb • LCE ple&4'afll room. COOd location. Oln~&l ho m •· Kltdl priv. $60. 5'8-5991. SLEEPING room ta.-man. Pvt tiom. ' llll· 1'y mo. Ofll1, 13.'1. 1S4S Olup, CM. MJ1e. Rtnt1la 5999 GARAGE for rent for lltc:r-... $10. mo. ex ...... &CU6TT, 6'2-~ RIAL ISTATE General ......... ,,.,.,.., 6000 INVlsTOllS ATTINTION Only ~ avallablt SI thi. pr!~ ranse • C2 1.0NING • 100 Front n on mljot' E'A.t·West artery R.ealonamics, {))rp. ~ AmUMtMnt Center r0tt aaJe or tr.de-Prop • hw-. Miniature salt ' lft!lde. c h 0 i c • loc9tkJD. WllUJd cona. urita. O.C... Obit, Alt-· PO Bos 174 Crestline, CaJ. Ph: :m.•s llAJ. llTATI O.nor•I ........ ,,.,.,..., 6000 hit Trlpltx luy 'Blad • Sutter Unlta' - tbat'1 tblt tni1t tint\ tor thla value -they're al• ww.ya full -and they're .,_ bait ... Ill .. .,. at ~.!C» -_, bandlet ......,.. ~ lm•tment Pl'Clfl'&m ... , Ora.,.. c .... ,,., . .., m Narsuerltt, OdM mllilO I. ~-~ lot w/rented hse in Jm. Q.1.800 .. /l6M dn . 2. Ntw lhp'1 cmtr $26.~ IZ'Oll lncoml. Ma)' take ~e trd. mt,000, clear. 3-fbdu• COll'IJ>llc, Income f31,<MO. yr. Will take part trd or TD'a. Pl5.000. 4. lnoom• oomplx. One tt'I\· ant. 20 yr tae. lncomt> • U'f,000 yr. Net Net Net . Pri~ $300,CXXl. Call Mark Sullivan Aat. Mf.tTOT or MUl'7' . * Ne 2nd TD * Start your inveeitment port. folio with thil ~ 4- plex • _..ly Ndec w/aU bltna, xtru. Incl dWiwshr. pvt ~tJoa, Spec O'fllla"S 2 BR + 3 l'ftli:.11. J"o 2nd TD's or loan flft tD pay. BUCKl!YE l"vtttment 776-5830 138.'lra ~ti. SELL. or LIE/By OWNER. • &tort *12' /J\Mr prk'r . • 2112 Harbor/CM. JJ: 4-7561 lwlntt1 Rental '°60 8-uty abop-Lqmia Bch. PNmtire locatloD. Beaut!· fully deoonted. PUMinc Is flxturM ja. too Ill· ft. Or oammadll ottlee ~,..~ CALL-.- • t:IO ID 5:30 * XI.NT Loe. IOO aq It in Har· barm.ker Centtt. 'J'\j)ach Rftlty. Jan Harilor Blvd, C.M. M.5..s4%1 People Will Spend f A Lot ol Money ••••• for their Yards. Porches, Patios and Pools during the next few weeks But First They'll Check DAILY PILOT Classified Ads! so, if you have outdoor furniture and equipment you're not using •.• DON'T JUST SIT THERE Get In On The Action Today! DIAL DIRECT (and charge your ad!) 642-5678 (North County 540-1220) Start Some of those S S S $ Coming your way. Th• Time ts right ••• Th• buyer Is waiting. DAILY PILOT WANT ADS Will Work F·~r You RIAL ESTATI General lualnete Rental 6060 * * * * * * SERVICE DlltECTOIY JOIS a IMPLOYMENT tt.ul!nf ,,. twmt w ....... Men noo Wed~, June 28, 1967 CWLY PILOT %7 JOBS a EMPLOYMENT JOIS & EMPLOYMENT JOiS & EMPLOYMENfJOiiS i EMPLOYMENT Help Wanted, Men 7200 Help Wanted, Men 7200 Agenc1-, Wemen noG Help Want.d, HAULING SID LOAD D~ Women 7400 Machinists Electrenic Mill ~,.~6111CY El 1 · wm cu. ...aia. ttam 111 htalt Ster• er Office Pramtnmt Jocatian Bal- boa w.t. C10 9CI. ft. w.w. carpet. $100 p.- mo. Bkr. 54M63S. ~ ~..:: DESIGNER Techniclin exec s.c.,. .... to $500 ec ron1c Office bnt1I 6070 2 RO()MS Ir pnp. Com Ilea. $100. 1Dd ut1l J~ lllill. IG-6580, e6IOM lndultrlal Rental 6090 ~ 8prink. '300 mo. Nr fwya. D BUer' St. Coia Mea KI t.m1 . Whadcty1 Wint? WMddya Gett SPIC&AL CLASSIFICATION fOlt NATURAL IORN SWAPPERS ,,... .... I llnee -5 tfmee -5 bucks •VLP -NJ ¥UST INCL.UOI 6100 e lARGZ M I.Or on ,. ctbc Dr., o:.ta M-. ()IWN. m.s.ae ~ -"""' .. .,..... ._...., ............ ~YOY• .._. ..-!• ...,_, ._. .,_ -t ..,......_ ...-clTNINO l'<Ml IALR -flt.ADU C*LYI PHONE 642.-5671 Te Plte• Yeur Trader'• Parldlte M Acf'MIC 6200 LADIES Dl8mand 'PinkY _ __......._ _____ Rine· Cert ~-wm I ACRD, IUbdivt.ded. SIL-trade for late model car VER V AU.EY, "Land or or wbat·hav&-you In like La.bl," $1D>/acn, 20" val. 54fHZ3 aft 5 pm. dn. UT-4840 an.r I p.m. llii ACRES e e • e e Cll' """k ebda e e e e e C-2 VJSI' A Mount.&O..rt 6210 ~~~·;: 5ACRD, ~SIL VER VALLEY, ''I.And ol. La.kes" $UOO I acre, ~ ctn. U7440 after I p.m. or week mda. OWNER * 5.16-0%36 '57 Font Ur w..-A: Mm'• HDnelhoe dimnoad rinJ, Vali. $500. For VW or etc. ct ..me~. JUX!REATION lota avaD -~-------fJ'om $1.D). Xlnt b:, Bia Emerald 8-y, 5 Br, 4 ti.. Bear IAD --. Owner famll.Y rm, 3 ~ mom SpecW:utw vtew1! Tnlde I. I. Wlnted 6240 I BUY EqaltJes, Oaoded nu., m·., c.11. area ~Bftr.~ IUSINISS 1M PINAHCW. 1411.0p••~dOO .................. " Gfft and Doll IMI--. Pre-col ........ Call 193-1136 between 9 a.m. • 11:30 1.m. ~TE adept at l1'0(lp IPtl'ldni. ncral-l ma· kin& ab>Te ever. income. 8 m a l l inftst. req. Fer -cip't. Uf·2'1'e v. H. Audel WANTED: Partner for mWl ..-vice bus. Xlnt eam1np. Good potmtW. wm tram. $DX). req. ~ Evet. '62,000 eq. for apt.. or com'I. 49M&WGM967. 'PLE:X ..•. • · . ill CXl&TA MD.A e $11.500 EQUll'!'. e TRADE for HOC8. eOWNa * S.DD Wei.... 2 BR bcme, J -N.-port ~ WANT l!iame Wencllf! .,.._ .Davia IUty, 3ID> W. Cout llwJ, NB &e.'/000 e TRADE EQUITY in e Qll!llta Mesa t..UNIT .Ac>t-for MOBn..E HOME or CONDrMINIUM JJ?'f. PR.INC. ONLY.~ Oceamide Duplex $39,500 • $13,000 equjty. WANT San Die&o O>. NDdt or p-.pe vineyvd. Geo. WUliam.lon Rlty. m-t3.'50. * * * * * * Remava upbalt. ccine:re\e, Ivy. Grade tJpml. 9SH7«i Hou.clMnl!! '7U COilPLETt Home. Apt. 6 Yacht C"Mn1rw· ALSO: SW:tw Rmta1a. We baft aperieDce Ir ~ <E1Umata., ean ea.ta lronlnt 6755 WW do lrUwic in my home. $LT5 -• 9C45tO. Family or Bachelor • JJWNING. Reu rat-. Phone 53M«i2 aft i pm. Landlapint 6110 1'8dt a Mechenlal Duc~hua job opp:wbdb tar a man ~ In medwlical &.Ip ... nec:troG1c in- ..... pwb&irw· To camBf7 fl":uh llo a Id bne • a..t 1 ,...,. of ....... ...., f'llllPCIDlible Stroae ~ 1n ~·~·ti~·~·~ Assemblers ~ drcuits R/ N, MD ofc .. to $550 ·red Pert0nnel Sec .• to $500 req\11 • FC lkkpr, MD ofc $450 EXPERIENCED ....... in Electro. ............ cllllcli prder- -ta e rrcia1 ~ dlxt ., ....... CALL m.1234 er VISIT DANA laHrllories, Inc. 2401· C...,. Dr. lrvfne, C.llf. (DMr er... CD-Airpcrt) An eqml UWCJll twlty mqjc>Je -IOAT- • hlterm1n • P1llller • PIWer's Helper ,..,.....llCecl- BB T •Ionic l• a 1raw· Ing electronlca flrm louted In Laguna a..dt In• new f• dllty. Opportunity for .dvaneement. Call Per"IOftntl Dept. (714) 494-9401 HLONIC ENGINEERING CO. P.O. BOX 2n LAGUNA BEACH Ao equal opport\mity tmploye' PROD0010ll COllTROl MAJIA&ll Exoellmt opportunl. ty for an expert in plannlnc and COD- trolliQg eomum« goods Pl oductbl . Send raume er 111>- t>IY in pencn. U.S. DIVDS CO. BOYS 11>-U <DR.ONA DEL MAR. Taktns appl.lcatka for future carrlen CARRIER IOYS DAILY PILOT Bedro-Mech. Assembler Good mechanical ex- perience MCftll&l')' with ability to devdop into tednida.n. The.e polftiom involve developmmt of ~ le equipment in ~ field ol ~ tecb- oofogy. 4&-50 HOUR WEEl( PROFIT SI IARJNG J. C. Carter Co. 671 W. 17tti St. Colt• Mesa 541-3421 An equ.a.I oppor1Unity miployer IMMEDIATE NON· DEFENSE PERMANENT • Jr. Engineer, • Mech. Design Draftsman RJLL BEMEFITS 714-54$-1251 PHONE: 213-429.1623 ITT Jabsco, Inc. Legal Secy ...... $450 BY APPOINTMINl' 1ST & 2ND SHIFTS .(10 W. ClJMt Htry., Suite D 646-3839 Newport Beedl PBX Recpts PBX REX:PI', op on S , type U.!PO, bMvy PR. Eqie.nding firm, aoc>d bene- ftls. To $433. REX:PI'. Pl'f.lldl'e pmition. MWll t)tpe S> wpm 800r • atel,y, u/2S. To $400. Newport Personnel Agency 642-3870 133 Dover Dr. N.B. Clerk Typist $346 FM Paid Type 60, u.e 10 key addq machine It calculator. Also F.. Posltton1 Coronet AgHCy 1202 E. Wuhingttln PL (Grand le S.A. Frwyl To wort In tt. .,.... of prin111d drcult ~ ~ le!Dbty Ir dderinc, dee> trooic dlusla •.-..NJ and wtrtni. taper pin whin1. Moo be able to Identify eledraldc: ClllDo panenbl and .,., .. troaic color ciede. MRS. LA FON YARIAll DATA MACHINES formerly Dec:i.aon Control, Inc. 1590 MONROVIA NEWPORT IEACH A.II F.qual Oppcx tuuit.Y ~ Santa Ana sc-en -------- C•rMr Opportunities All Lewels "2-748' 5t&«EID ScremecS Perm! ~ ~ Dewer Dr., Newport Bch. Stenocjrapher $433 liO Wpm, SH 100. Coronet Agney UIDE.W~PL (Qwid A IA ,,.,) Santa Alta 5fHln a.110>0 0ertt • • • • ID $l50 Imp. c:lmlit I* .... to $2.25 Key Plmdl Op . • • • to $3..00 A.IP Cler1l • • • • • • to $431.lS WILLIAM PENN A.3'0Ci•ta Agency l& Newport BIYd. a.ta MMl MUt34 EJCPmima:D COMMERCIAL TELLER UNITED CALIFORNIA BANK 3029 Harbor llYd. Coda 1MM 546-2033 AD eqoa1 oWCAWit:I ....,,.. AppH1ce• eam6de!a! Clll merit ,....,..,_ ci nee. re1IOau er.!, oolar, ndoDal CJriclD .. meemy. GOOD ROUT!:S e 6G-021 e 1415 hie w.,, C..... W.. avan&ntv CellfwMf2U6 =:::=:====::;::::=:::::==::: ~~BEAaf BOYS 10·14 SECRnARY To S.les Men.ger Experienced, pen!CX>- able. oJOd tllarthand and typing llldDL Ace 22 to J5. PleMe 1lpply in pawon. DAILY PILOT Lqam Buch. So. Laguna SALES Help Wanted, Women e IC-ml e Good roat:H! e Good profits! ~ATIVES WANTED Serri~ Station DAILY PILOT Leed.Ing independent apecial· Cafet.rfl Help 7400 EXCEL lit 'm an 3 ddce milt \otll P91tnr 7" CID $40,CXIO la ONlt& Mea.. MU7'4. -- Abmdant. 1:'--ieoca., • 642-4.12l e lilta dealing tn over 100 Part time, lG-2 p.m. ~ (X)MBINATIO hand mutual funda, ~Ill iJI Moada.y thru Friday Sewlnt 69'0 amried preferred. Good N Y man Ormige Count.)'. Thia i. an Call 133-«ioo ext as ANNOUNCE~NTS SERVICE DIRECTORY bra; a1ary + ("Cftlft!Wicm le ntte watchman. MEGt opportunity to eater ciipj-• U.S. Diven Co. 2323 W. Warner Ave. --~ NOTl"m. e DRE'HIAJUNG A: Apply, ~ Shell Sav· Verde OJantry Oub. Apply n-.1 prof.._. __ , -mft-full e GIRL OVER 25. GEN--~ C t ,. __ __,,_ ... ~ e ALTERATIONS ice 1495 ~---Aft., N.B. in Pl!nOn after 4 PM. 3000 .,.... .,,,,. .......... --..15 ..._..__na'-..r. .. "5 emen, ~ -'"-""'..... ~"" -::;::._ ._ 01•••K1R Rd. c.M. or part time Investment ERAL OFFICE »-2 in ta«> Santa Ana, Calif. DRY a..EANING AGmCY rw• --. -,,_._... -.-.. ~ • exp oot ~ we train.. 1m'y near South 0aut Plaza. Mt.In' SELL! * DUE ro CEMENT 'W'llrk, aD t;ypes. No 1'IBERCl.Aa!l llAN BOYS 10 °14 SfTCJ.. Mutual 'Fund ID-Pbooe KI ~nm. An equal opport!m!ty employft' II..LNESS. 1t ~9907 SANT A. ANA • • • • • Job too miaJl. Fee esttm. Tile Unoleum s.1ary open. CID c:mk.ct Good routl9! e Good proftt! vestors tnc. noo N. Main. REX:EP'l'I~ Newport Beedl ART GA!, • • • HEIGHTS lol~~ H. snrn.JCK 5'8-861.5 & 1 Marble '975 (71') 149-mt * (Jl«ming) BALBOA PENINSULA Santa Ana. Front omce tor 1-sirt LmY Prime location. Call .;:::.~ l their Chlld Care 6610 * Vane, the Ttlie Man * WTD Elper Mecbanic DAILY PILOT CITY OF FOUNTAIN VAL-Podiatrilt'uftice. OWDll' 9"ao M4-l'm bonel. Reltridiom 1: cm-e CARE for INFANTS. Cut. wort. lmtail a: ~ Rambler Sales A Service e '42-4371 e LEY -Building Inspec10r. 646-0l.24 ~ 7.S PM COOi na are needed, er we aa e MY home. Vk: %lat St. pain. No job too smaD... 418 MaiD st. BB GDa:RAL MGRS. Respc& $638-785. H1&b School &nd-SEWING machine operator. MeMf te LNn 6'20 Hcmeonen itMiD IOR ~ •a.ta Kea. * ~'lm1 P\uter petdl. LeUdns G.AIU>DfER WAH'.IS HELP lible. mature, mlllt be able Experience as Bldg. m. Full time 4-ya. Standard m. ReUef and V11Cation help need9d In diet- uy ldtdwn llDd mi- p 1 o ye e ~. Pieue contact l'lilbt to baw bm'Ns kr llbawer repaired.. U'l-1!5'1. FULL TDIE. $150 hr. to handle people. ApP\y at apee. or ~ Y1'S joumeyman dustri.11 Laundry, D> Main WE twpulilllt ....al bun-oar t.mrue.. It inw.ted Contracten 6620 JOBS & EMPLOYMENT ~ ev tr_. 90D W. 17th. CM at 10 a.m. trade eqierience. Apply be-Huntington BeM:b. ~ dnod llDd!ra who an com-tn pedtlcmhw the Boud ot JANITOR, .-t time IDam&. NURSERYMAN/ EXPER. fore 715/67. CITY RAU., W.ArrlWiS, neat. penonab~ petittn ta ram lllld terml ~ k> draw up Job Wanted, MM 7000 in a.ta Mem. Call U.OYD'S NU'RSERY 10200 Slattt A•erue, girl over 2L 5 o.y wti. MrL Kuuna kr all tnee ti IDam SSO.-.teqaate oontrola . • ftMnodel»c • • • • • • • • • (%13) CA • um. OaD 66-?"41 lar appt. 962·2424. TUESDAY'S <EU>, t.. ooo ..s 1llP-DD Mr. ~ 56-20 Roam •dcftdcw • • • • • • aDUSTIAN man. 3' neede Immediate Openings guna. 49f..l111 by llA>'L Pa.yne, 41HDt Alteratianol · • • • • • • • • ltady Job. WDJJna to Jam. FOR ANNOUNCEMINTS ''TEC" Frank J. KcKean Write Box p .. omq PLANNERS FACTORY TRAINEES BABYSI l'l'ER, Mathen beJ~ er. 1rvine Terrace. liYe Jn 5 d)ls. Swim dail;y In our pooL Watmlnater Community Hotpltaf 193-4541, Ext. 332 ·anc1 NOTICES Uc. Bldr· Omtractor PlloL In ~ IndUllt:Jy ~~~ anucAL work. t tD 2, a.. DAY SHIFT S25 wk. ~FILE ---A:-MA.!L--dertr--2-0R- DRAPERY OPERA~. 3 Dtl.Js Wl!lk. under ~-feund (F,.. Me> 6400 Belated ~ ..,... ~ ore owL Bm. AwlY: -· ffllppy Btrtbday dnin. MaJar. msa a.......... • ~ INDUSTRIAL CLAY EXPERIENCED. Own cm; car allonnee, a.ASSIC DRAP'DUES. won cm mut; no lellJns. 385.l Birch/NB. * 54S-l4ll Fladble hrs. A: days. Gift ~ male. )'OUllC -liJw ct>es It feel to be %1? NEW CONSTR. -Add1tbia MroiANICAL ~ ueut'lll( ~•ion Pl111ner PRODUCTS Slmeee, Vic DoYer V11111p, Laura Remodelln& -1Jc. Contr. 0ra:ttmc Tooling Patenta. 18765 flberglas Roed Imer Dr. ~. DON HAWE 642-124& e • ~· e AllaJyze electronic aaembly process planning Hunllngton Beach SMALL amount of maaey. DO yoa need mmlc fXlr dane> Addttiooa * Remode1tne LIKE ID live .t>ovd; do full sbeetl and doobt.e-cbeck the corred:ne6s of JI' COOK SHAMPOO GIRL phone: write P. o. Box 2'16, Found Monch.)', June 26 in ~ ~·~tn ~ Fred H. Genrick • Uc. mamt engineer a: lldpper. the inspection points called out. Assembly Lido Sboppinl area. &73-53T7 Country Qub Manner". a.n 6™iOO. * 549-21'10 673-81!'l 5 PM on. process pl.anning and inspection test back· 6401 Rudy. ~ REMODF.L • ADDmON ground is required. Must be high school grad· Lost CONCJU:J'E T. Ericklon Job Want..t, Lady 7020 uate with 3 years applicable experience. ~ 1 Travel 6435 Uc-C.ootr Dy/Eve 642M3S ~~ P=-· ~':r DRIVER kr Hitt <Fem) Lo-ROOM ADDITIONS C~ATE ct o.c.c. <Art centtr diamond. LOST in cal or oat of mte trip1. ~2984 Franken 646-5138 =· t~ 1 af= Vic. Bedford Lent, N..B. Refa, 64&-3669 Carpet Cl .. nlng 6625 won from 12:00 noao on, Slj)stmtial rewvd. ~ SERVIC!' DIRECTORY during 1he 9UID.!Der, prmr- t.OST • Small. da1k mown, WALL ro WALL CARPET ably general otflc::e or der1r· male poodle. Warner An. Accounting 6500 Ceanfng. 309' DISCOUNT! ing. ~134.5. Fountain Valley. BOOKKEEPING, Payroll. e LI S-8623 e D_A..;;:;YW=-~---.-.-'mURS-- (TI4) 96S-2565. $2.25-br Rd .....,,.,..,. WHITE 'UH"""""' ~. Dupllaltma. Your Carpet laying& ~1-&~ ~ iu, 1 mnM•"""""' otfic:e or mine. * 536-5701 Re-Ir 6626 ..,_""" IV • .,..., lr'l<"m. POODLE/Female, vie: Pla-r-MATURED c1esire1 cmtia le Monrovt• I CM. A'nswerlng Service 6505 CARPET IQing. Reul& dlYS work,; wk. Mon; 548-3S11 Answering Service able, Repairs, Restntchlni, Tues, Wed. 962--5982 POMERANIAN. oran&e r.. Free F.atimata. 527-0034 EXPERIENCED H~ male. Lost \'k. Senate St., Keep • · • , -a.a... Sil ti ........ 7 er. ....,.,e to ......,, . Own C.M. Need.a atten on. TAB Dr•ftlng Service -tranlportation. 543-9135 ~7544 on your phone P'RODUCI'S D~GN HOUSEWORK. E:qJer1mc.. ~/:!~~ 24 Hour S.rvfce PRODUCTION bRAfnNG ed. Good refs. Own tram. w. <>ceen Frt/NB. 675-0rl CALL Ml 6-8000 & DRA.ITING 642"'9'35 1_542-_1_61_7 _____ _ WHITE MIN. POODLE 6550 IUGH School &:rad.; typins, "Piem" Vic-Balboa Pen:in.. Babysitting Gardening 66IO d>orthand, im· olftoe, or Ml.It bave you? 491-7e7 REW ARD· ~ BABYSrrnNG F /or Part HAULING, gen'l yard elem-l:IOUS}Xl.EANING wanted MALE oranp tirer •trl1>ed time. Any &ge-6 or 6 days up-Trees, shrubs, Ivy ahap-~ · cat in Vic 43rd St. NB. wk. W/furn transportation ed or remo•ed· Bed weed-1-------- Call 6'7HM9 ,,,, Play-ya.rd/Hot hmcbn. tng or~. Rototilllns, flAYWORK. Beach area MINA hlland lbeep dog, 968-1417 or 962~ rock work. 642-002(). SC.-sl -All kinda Tri-colcnd. In O!M. $21> EXPER older woman would EXPERIENCED JAPAN· EXPERIENCED Uft • i.. Reward· m.3882. ~ bebyslttinc In your ~'E. GARDENER Cumpl. ~* ~ CAT I HIMALAYAN. malt. home anytime any day. No p.rdenlng aervice. Free DAYWORK $2 br. 5Cl-3m Hun~ Hmt>otr, June tram. 962--3949. estimattt. * 540-1332 ======== 25th. R,ewvd, 842-4042 Reliable Babylltrer. EUROPEAN GARDENER l)omestlc Help 7035 7Sc an hour. Available e LANDSCAPING e DOBERMANN approx 1 mo1 Male, Cor Pa.Hade.. A: Red- Hlll. 675-4669. 673.3100 An)'thM. &44-0097 VERY ru.a! 54M337 evn. e HOUSEKEEPER to $DI. 6590 M-"-and ..A.w.... lu Un in; lAgtma Bee.di. Carpenterlnt .,....,,, ~1(1 on.., Other help. EMPLOYER ANNOUNC&MENTS and NOTICES Ne~ ... ~h area PAYS FEE. UNKEL ~ * FIRST-RATE Cupentry .,..,... .. ,..., Alt«atiolll _ repe.1n • bllm. --------cy. mo N. Main st.. Santa ~u -EXPER JAPANESF. GudeD-Am. 541-3323 (»nployer Pert0n1la 6405 Fcrmlca. Rea.a. _..._ f!r· Complete yard Service. P8)'9 fee .. ALWAYS) X-ITEMENT 11 C1rpenterlnt 6590 ~ eatimatn. * 543-1'958 HERMOSA DOMESTIC O>uplu • Sinclet t n j 0 y Callfoml.a Lawns It Garden EMPLOYMENT AGENCY GROUP .... ....i trt-etc NO JOB TOO SMALL! All Semoe .......... Oeanupa. Uve In A: Live out boml!- ..,.. .. es, ,..., ' r-1-Add, mn~I. p• New lawns • t.... 642-1939 ke.--408 N. Mam· St nn. Metl others w/113me inter-"t"""-.-- eslJI. tfos. Reasonable. 962-8371 EXP JapaneM. Gardener 304 Santa Ana 54~ 776-69(1 J.9 P .M. CARPENTER -Naw or old, Maintenance. Reu. Rates. LIVE INS LOSE WEIGHT A!ely with r-emodl!l. wooden fence. 2S Clean-up. 892-52216 Employer ~· ftta Dex·A·Dlet Tablet.a. ONLY yrs.. experience. 54M269 EXPER JAPANE.5E George Byland A,.mcy 98c at O>cta M~ Pim-REPAIRS * ALTERATIONS LANDSC'.APE • CLEANUP l~ E. 16th s.A. S47.(J395 macy, Qd. CABINETS. Any me job. Maintenance. Made 847--0U2 CHINESE A Br1t1ah J.Jvoe.1na LUXURIOUS EYES 23 yn ot>er· • 54U71.3 JAPANESE GARDENER ~ -i>ermaDlat Clu'ol'a Eyelalh Tebbtnc EXPER I Rell.a.ble mainl ~ ~. 673-.ssJD I t P u Cement, Concrete 6600 n-·-M 892 ....... S40-6S&C C.M. Tl ,,.... """""'! o -rates. ........., ALCOHOLICS Anonymou1 SHAW & SONS e JAPANESE GARDENTNG Hefp Wanted, Mon 7200 Harbor Area. Phone m.8724 SPEClALIZING SERVICE e CLEANUP e EXPERIENCED dlatnruMt 24 Hoors. EXPOSED AGGREGATE LANDSCAPING. e 531-7C04 -Mesa Verde Country Oub * ALO NE? Me~ sin&le Foundations/PaHoa LAWN SERVICE * Mow, Appl)i ln Jlft'IOll after 4 &dultl. O~e O>lmty. Box 546--0000 f'Age, Vacuum. Pwr·toola. PM. DX> Ollbhoul. Rd. 32•7 Fullerton. 7'7&-3088 f'T'l'e F.at-O>mm'!.·Trrm1 Lite haul'g. 1142-4993 ""· a.ta Mesa. -------- .. Senior Medll1ical Pl11ner Analf1e engineering designs and plan best proce&s sequence of tooling. machining. &beet metal .fabrication and mechanical assembly operations. Must know machine shop time standards and have 3 years experience ill me- chanical detail and assembly process se-quence plannjng. Apply in Person or Call O. C. Tompkin• (714) 546a30 3333 Harbor ltvd., Cost• Mes., C•lif. Atlantic Research CORPORA TK>N lt\JaJa. Systems Division U.S. Cltbenshlp Required An Equal Opportunity Employ.r MACHINISTS • Tool Makers •lithe Operlfors • Mii~ Operlf ors • Grinder Operators Contut Personnel o.,.rtment CADILLAC GAGE- WEST COAST 1866 \Yhfttfer Avenue Costa Mesa 646-2491 An equ•I opportunity employer or MAID Bawltuue, Calli. 1boroogttly experienced all areas better dinnerboule. Excell~t opportunity! Call for awt m.3820 BAR MAIDS & • • • e BAR MAID e ... 00G0 DANCEltS e NO CUS'IlJME e e $m-WE!X SALARY. Apply In perlOD 3801 E. Coast Highway Corona del Mar MA vmrcrc. 543-9991 • THE HUMDINGER. HSEXPR.. Cook For Lido :u.. e S38"5t8S f1' 127-2540 land family. ~ ><b' 5re.·BOOKEEPDt wk. for smmner. mm Fer one Pi ot.fiee. lame Agenci .. , Women 7300 General Office $411 BF.AUI'Y Operator, Guar + lmorl~ of boets deillr· comm. HAIR HUT a 32Dd .tile. Sl NB or call mlS WILLARD BOAT WORKS OPERATORSIEXPER. 12$ BUe:r St.. eo.ta Mesa ~~·!op~ 1580 NURSE= OFFICE HOU~. 3 cUyi/wk ~:~~ ~ tt;:; Froot oUice, well gToomrd, tWit typing. no SH. Coronet Agency l.20'Z E. Washington Pl. (Grand It SA txwyl or S hrs. daily. Refs ~ k Xln quired 67J.0088 mno f!I'. t Mlary a: op- Santa Ana 541-41 n • J>Or. with reuonable houri. BOUSEKED>ER., live in. 548--51198 ews. a: wlm1ds. Unique Placement Agency ~~couple; nice home MOTEL MAIDS • Fast placemt!'nt • LADY ro BAKE PI~ e Top Salaries FOR SMALL ~AU· e Many fee lie free jobs RANT. 64'l-8494 • Peniaoal It Confidential It'• Bffcb boll9e tuDe. Blc- Ul27 Westclltf Drive ll!lll 9elec:Uon ~! See thl Newport Beach 642-7424 DAll.Y Pnm 01estfted Help Wanted, Men 7200Help Wanted, Men 7200 INSPECTORS Bectronic Assembly Inspector Perform in·proces'S inspection and final in· spectiQn of compooonts, cables aod junction boxes. High school graduate with 6 rm>nths training in electronics plus a minimum or 1 year ex.eaience. Experimental Mechlnical lnspedor Perform first article inspection of large to small castings, sheet metal fabricated details and machin«i parts. Must be high school grad- uate, kflow Trigonometry and have 2 years training in mechanics. 3 or rm>re years appli· cable experience required. Apply in Person or Call 0 . C. Tom pk ins (714) 546-8030 3333 H1rbor Blvd., Costa Mesa, Calif. Atlantic Research CORPORA. TION Now throueh t.bor' Day • Full time. Ml.lit be over ~. Ken Niies Motel 1021 .Ba,ysjde Or., N.B. WAITRESSES Expet ienced, over 21. See Marge Gra)'*lll betwMn 1 A: 3 PM KONA L.ANEi 2699 Harbor. Coeta Mesa Hostess -a~ P/ttme Nights I: wtmdl. $2.25 per hour LEISURE WORLD Laguna Hilla 837-3550 ext 2S3 REGISTERED NURSE Part Ume/DT's office, New· port Bead\. SAT am-incl. No amokinf, Xlnt aaJary & working conditions. ~ nea. W AlTRESS Age 21...JS for weekend.I. Exp« m iinner 111erring. Apply in person: SWISS CHAU:r Restaurant 414 N. Newport Blvd/NB LEGAL SEXlU:TARY mM.EJCec. Stenon!l1e exper d('llred. Cnrone deol Mu offict'. * 675-26TT for inteniew A: tst. SALESLADY tor exclusive women's wear &hop. SaJ. + comm. O'Brien'• Specialty Shop, 2515 E. Coe.al hwy., Corona del Mar. OR11iOOONTTC A&S'T E.~per pref. Not required. I Consider lrainiflt -Quick Intelligent girl. Ll 8-3737 Minile Systems Division U.S. Cltltenshlp Required An Equal Opportunity Employ.r I BABYSJTJ'ER wanted tn my home. 7·~ to 4:30 111 nr !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ older 646.?Wi after 6 PM I 28 O.iLY PILOT . JOils & EMPLOYMEN1 Help Wanted, Women 7400 EECO H11 openings for Quality Control lnspecton To perform ln-proc11• ln.pec11on on printed circuit card1 for eol· derlng and component placement. Prevlou1 Inspection experience desired. High school g rad. Day 1hlft. Excel· lent company btn• fits. ElKTRONIC ENGINEERING CO. 1601 E. Ch•tnut Santa An1 547.5501 An equal 0pp0rtunlty emplaye- Loan Process Clerk Opportuntty f o r appli- cant wtth front oi&. • pea1'ance Cid &ocd bl>' loc Mm.. f'reirkq Jou ~ ~rimce de9rabl~ • f/. Calif. federal Savings & Loan 2100 Harbor Blvd. Coste Meu An equal opport\.mity emploYf!l' !XPERl!NCED DlflftERHOUSE WAITRESS Interview• betw~ ~11 No phone calls plNSP Sam's Seafood ism Pacific Oil ~ .. H.B. Placement Counselor Fast growin1 agency will train. SaJea mperlence. En· joy working Wftb people. Higbelt oommiJliOD. 642.7424 Machine Optratora Canptometer, Mllltmth, NCR. Immecl openlnp at Western Girt 1 i84 w. Lincoln, Anaheim 2700 HaitJor. C09ta Mesa 1010 N. Main, Santa Ar1A Eqiral opponunft;y ~loyeT WAITRESS Perm.a.oent, good t!pe. Full or Part Time. Experienced only. Surf & Sirloin R.ltaurant 5930 Pee. Cat. Hwy. Newport Be.ch PROFDiS10NAL HOUSE- KEEPER. Tak.: charge of Oilldren, Cooking l: Hou1e. Only those aeeking a Good Home. Nice family, on a permanent buis, need IP. ply * $225-month. CALL 642·9:>32 Avon Calling Learn how you can be ZU<"- cesstul in 11 bosineS:> d your own. We train you. Call collect ~5800. -Hosten & w aitre1I MANNING'S 24()31 EL TORO ROAD LAGUNA llCLLS See Manager • 2 to 4 PM e MAIO e MANNING'S See Manager snytimr 24031. EL TORO ROAD e LAGUNA HlU.S e PITIME Exner W&llr!'~' ~c Zl·JS. Arply 111 per!'<m. \1r1's ,Jtest. 1"601 'BNlrh Rivd. ' W~t 1m111rt!'r AIM ll()()O ~ing Jl4'W N"'I m (~1 DENTAL Sec'y P.l'C\'Pl· Expt•r Sini:te. 2.'l 10. X·Rays k books 516 3000 DENTAL AS.<;'T, e Ovrr 25. * ~urgrry !. • X-niy exper 5-111-Til"I E:XPER. 11alcslady for JPW· ~lry store in Costa Mesa. Penn. 548-3401. BABYSITTER/:-, days wk. Lite h8ekp'g. Need immed'. Re-1. J"e'Qulred. 675-2514 HEn'IES (J\ler 200 tbt5. for rork1ail w~ltrl'Sses, Ye Olde lnn. 2376 :-.'"""'PC>rt Blvd GffiL Frniny, :t timrs wrrk Your hour~ & .. wn tr11n~· pt>rtAIJnn /i.11}. 71Jll --r.oCJ<TAn. \\'1111rr~<1 0 121. Ptirt I 1 m r !l-2 11 m l!l11 P11rrn1111 C \f 6'1:.'·R1'il ' ..-., . ~ . . . .... .... ..------ Wedntsday, June 28, 1%'7 JOIS i l~PLOYMENT JOIS & EMPLOVMINT Joas I IMftLOYMINT MllCHANDlll FOii MllCHANDlll fOI MDCHANDlll .. 7500 ~ ....... __ a.. 1_.___._ 9 ._ IALI ANO TaAD! . SALi AND ~I &ALI AND TaADI Help Wanted, Jot. Men, Wom. ~,..,~_, ,_ Women 7400 iiliiiiiiiiiiifiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil ________ llumlture IOOq !'-w & Or...-1130 Mitctla-._ * Wl6 H ..... ""'fr. iAUSWIN PiANOi AUC110N PRODUmON SCHOOL • ....... .... IA~:WJ~ ....... ,_ ..... 1,..... M I Fu d e fSactwy C...._.._ .a. ..,_. Nw _. UM ,...., COlllROL utu1 n s • ,.....,.. 0.... .. 11 .. ._. ..... •.u hm ..a a-. ... CllRK TYPIST 60 ~·· 2 to 3 )'Mn minimum ex· perlence preferab\y In typing d sales or· d er 1, prodoctm wor1c omen, a.rd production achedlll- ~· Saturday or t"Ven.ing interview• may be 81ftl\ied by appoint· mf!flt. CALL JIM HYAMS Days 642·2400 Eves. 546-0319 SERVONIC Instruments, Inc. 1644 Whittler Cost• Mesa An equal ~ty emc>loyer TEMPORARY OFFICE JOBS One trip to apply, then on to work. TOP PAY! NO FE'& lnterviewlnlt 9: 30-3: 30 TRUEMAN GIRL Pbooe 547-3996 ~ & 17th SL, Sanla Ana Go-Go Dancen Brlnc own costume ~ in 1*"0D aft 4 p.m. Fet Fanny'1 lMilS Cout Hwy, &Imel Belt AttrKtlve Glrla wtoi plNaAt penanaHty. 1~26, to work in a Nation- al Health s.-. 549-JD INSTRUCI'OR, attnctive woman tar maJ<e-up In~ struction, will train 893-5811 Job9-Mtn, Wom. 7500 HELPI I am .a CJ\st growin& bu.IQ. ne.a and need bel.p. If you have Jeedenhl.p ablllty and would llke to earn extra maoey. phone me for an interview. Mr. Olristenaen 642-~ Wanted: POmR 543.931 t A~k for Mn. Brannin Piano Player Over 21. ~rtonable. Non· Union. For ~tier Dinner· ~~~~ After 1 pm MIN & WOMIN No Dowe &Mir terma OAC WARD'S BALDWDf lnJDIO ""* and R I Ir • a.. ' Day & Ev• ca... ~ Modent U-1.o. ~-~ .... .._ ...... --• --N..,art --.. c.11. roam ...... -I t ... TRAINING IN l..iY. Ra. ...... Fna • .15 e _.. e TtDdlJ 6 ...... ~ Ufe DlDIUe ••••••• ~ SM.9i ~ ....... ~ WlCJ StyBllCJ Bedroocm ..... Fma ~.15 T.a.v11'°" nos ....uo-a. . ....,_. ....._. Insurance WiCJ .llstrflMlfon .Appeovecl 1111 llW beds. cec:!lmn. roebn. .,. lhl fwnltse beda, ma~ ._.... WicJ• •41CJ .. .,.. u_........_ Bl. Cll 5'1-R) ocr»*-1 dliln. bemll Full or Pert-Time \Alt-Frcmcllbe ..._ ~ Color TV's beds.~.._.... .-. "J OPEN TIL t ctisa o1 drawen, .... Day or Evening Available Or Stereos m.imn, delb. w.. nc:-•-..u c-:am.*a.. ttou.....w Goodl I020 t1. MO ord ~ 1aimpe, cane. ~ la good. Nationally -· 1 -~ el .,. • and md mtiles. w tamous compeny listed on Praln~ SEARS "'bit window type biC')'dl!S, Mal ~ ,._ air CJODdltlons, $3$. Sara No t>epomt ·Fl-et Service frigentcn, ~ .,..._ Amaican slodc exchallge Available z-· kpd wtDdolr obacat ALL RDfT • . . en. ~ larse Jot ol OFFERS fan, auto timer, $lD. &46-9174 • • • can apply tD pardlut. new drwpes. eleC'trk apn. I ligh C'ommissiona Leeds Profsllional Tralnin& Immediate Management Opporturjtjee Excellent opportunity I022 tt.nt fl"Olll the llG ONE ~ .. fillhinl pole, .,..S.. oar• s.a. Cal ded nAwnDt booths with PLAY GIRL, INC. mow • • • tables -AND MtJ(J{ 1621E.17 St., ##~~ 521•7$55 MORE! . Suite IC, Santa AM 4 bedl ~ J lbfle bar TV LAND ti1 9 p.m. Wll)J'S AIJC1l)ll FOR TNTERVTEW PLEASE TELEPHONE MR. RlCHARD FRANKLIN 3355 Via Udo-SU!te :m Newport Beach - A-.ooo: 67S-5060 Call 836-4059 stoda $ML 2 Dani* end S.tw 9 It 12 noon only tab&.-as--, Lampl ,$15. IBM Decolaa ....-w/lld-~ '5-Rap Ir FWll $10 ea. 2 dlain $15 ... PatiO tlt>le, Umlftlla Ir dlatrL OotlMs etc. KUCH MORE! KEYPUNCH · le NErGBBORS Tlwlb A 1\'ee-Equity Funding PROGRAMMING • p lllr"9 name it we've &Qt tt, Corporation ol America INDUS. DRAFTING • d "1m. nei. nfri&. cloChine. ~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1!·~~~1 GROC. CHECKING . h antiques (gu111. etc.l baU. -OFFSET PRESS--'TRONIC ASSEMal Y • • ~ f:1:,~PM ~ ~~ e:; Twa,WAI-, •a ••• ......... ,,__ ........ FfN! APPAUL Rundrecla o( nft'7dllnl tD dlome from. LadS.es' and men'• late ttyln, biP quality. )llll Wee NEW!!! HULDA'S OPE RA TOR PBX/TYPE • n, t "'°'1f. Balboa l61and. Experienctd on Ditto 217. 31 Ott.r CourMI 5I'URGECl'f I CM N ~~=- A.T.F. or Multillth pre-ME~WOMEN S:.u.Lamo I ~ ~ ~~~~~~~~ 1l50 ~ Beacb ' le~. 40 hour . week, 12 Train now P•y lem !Koring! MUil ldl! Toys. iiiiiiiiil_.__iiiiiiiiliiiii m O D t ha. Starting aalary Fum. Ir MJBCGAL(BE! ! I $436. ~Jy W I Coast Orange Cout Juni« es GARAGE FIJJl d flea m.m. 0oUes-DUtrtct .t t&eml: Walaut Ir S. CUllt&d PalOllDtl Ole. Trade & ..._ Sdt11l1 Ba""'•"· SA. lW. ,._. 2101 F&rv;e. R09d DJT S. Kida St., U.. .. t Wed Is ,,...._ l8 ...... QI, -- Com Meta SU.71'6 I muRl/nU/SAT. .._. • AU. ..._, ~1610. Ext. 3lJ ll0'2'7 Cv. Gr. Bl, G-G. h,e D.21 lmperW Olft JAM ~ SPZCW.m11 PHONE ORDER 537-7113 mJN'DNG'l'Cllf llFMJI. Rent• Nii DESK Huntin&too Beach, Calli. 1100 COLOR TV• STEltlO TmJUl'IC BUYS? e ~aaant Work 536-8115 Appllane. $10 ~ b&Qlb lleC'l $15, 4 pc e Convenient Downtown Ut N. Lemon p,d,k MONTH ~ bedrm eel $20, amalJ Office 9 AM to t PM n6-2900 RENT Opt. to bey. Free Indoor, desk RO. 3-M Photo ma- or S PM to 9 PM. •iettera Indicate location TV'• • Rd~ -W a • her• ;: :~ ~~· chine/COit $.100. aell $'75, e Need 5 workers at once! 0ryera • Dillnrublrs. Ot> S2J.36S u.tber Sec'y chair $15, Of. • No u:per!ence necessary Learn WICJ Styli11CJ tioo to bQJ. 1"r'tt Semce-1 nee~ $1.SO, 1.2-dwT •Age no barrier Wrll paid proleaion. men Henclenoe's OR 532-llSl FUe C911>1Det S» l6lc ltmtL e APPLY d No. Main, and women. Tools and trip lJr. BarlMar, CM. ~ COLOJU..AND TV-Open 1 dya _sc.:_D& ________ _ Santa Ana, ~· supplied. Da.y/E\le cluaes. # GAS DRYER A: G.E.. 19116 RCA 1!" CGlor POOL TAaLIS Room 220. 10 A.M-7.30 PM S34.5371 WASHDt xurr CX>NDI-eonde TV. $300 er best of. NEW • usm Anendes, M. W. 7550 California nON'. sa..a. fer. ~ 1967 BRUNSWICK • School of Wits $275 VALUE X R T h $500 Anttquel 1110 HJ:A & Stweo 1210 NOW t2a9 • ay K • POLLY PRIEST . 1~ riNANCING Six moa exper, film~ BUSINESS COLUX;E EARLY AMlll PVT-OX..L SECARD POOL lng and be able to anallu N"" cluaes at.art eYf!f'Y Harttst table. Olmmodes, THOR.ENS Recmd chaQIU metAI castings. • MofJd!lY. day or evminc. Hltcbcoc:k c:bain (6}, etc. w/Falrdilld cartrida:e. Al-323 S. Main. Oranp, 532-19192 Coronet Agency Pa.y for~ t~-ancl ~ ~ eves or wtmdl. =~·;;:~ ~ llllBJ f AIRICJ l3Yl E. W~ton Pl. amall r.._, .. a .... ..,,.., Sewing Machinet 1120 ....- (Grand &: SA C1"N'Yl onir $5 ~ week bx .ecre-fier, 56-001 ""' FOR SALE Santa Ana S4t..Un tanal ~ e · ~TE~~ =:: ea,...., & Equip UGO kmnants. Samplm Ir MJD. Schools-lnstrudion 7600 • SEWING ~ • out camole. No att.chmana ends Sat. OnlY I a.m. to 2 --------Bilhap Method MS Decree to ~ to xipac make bat llOVIE C&mtta. Nf!fl Bel p.m. m9 Baker, Colt& Mesa e ~ e ~. ~. W:. = DJEE. ~mm,:: Medilmica Ta.. ~ LOOK AHEAD detlp etc. s ,ear pe11a f75.-Gl1I cue. . e 0 · Outftt.s, Elec:trteal Tools, To Your ~nn THEATRICAL 7900 ~·~equity, baJ.. AlJ' Compregan. New auae.-Jqly 3nl ance only S.19.50 cub or LllCA M-3 CAMERA with LOTS OF MIS:. -CHEAP! ii ml't4 ~unch WANTED: Violin, cello. and terms d $5 per month. For f-1.5 CUe, l..k meter JS.. S.S.$. House I Automation baas pt~ to form wit ttte home dmrili•lnldon, MM wide aQIJe 91).MM A 2UiO Olark, C • .M. ~ I mM Programming R\liW'istlsincer a quar1d-phaDt 52MS16. l.JS..MM. $395. * '444t& 5416-36l6 or 54M2l.I -Salad-EntrM Cook I l401 &r 360 xt t try.wmem•----------::::;======== MANNING'S I Secretarial-Type ae e oo a COWi Include Musi~I IMt 1125 Mhcellaneous l600 GARAGE Sale: Lidia wii. ~. Rqiet k41'e to • .,.m lum, di.Iba. ladles A 2.4031 EL TORO ROAD I PBX Receptionist a.nyttimc. Ged'(e Ball. 235 WST Sacrifict! Deluxe RJ9-Fish & Fries girll dotbiQc a •14. pie- LAGUNA HILLS M.T.J. Schools ~ THE Iris, CdM. m.'593 oll J.20..Bus Accordion, am-bre frames, dbk bed fnne, A ly betw 2 3 PM Keypllllcb 1chooll in Or-r-. i · eel ..ttcbes. 'th * 4tc * lmick-knacks. 2Q10 National pp een • ange O:>unty aotborl.zed to SingffS/<Nfttwr ten plifi • 9 wi cue FN/SATIS\Jll Ave. Of. SALES Men It W<XDen past train by ttlll! same methods MANAGER and IJUlak:. EXCELLlln' # BtJRGER OIEF ==------ 40. It'a profitable, H's ln· used by mM Col'\I· Wanta new taJmt for CONDm ON. Weetda.11 aft. l1D E. l'nb. c..M. BIPrD. ltUI SS.. front te"eSting lt'a fun, lo give TRAIN NOW PAY LATER R.econlin1 Work 6 P?>. moB lSI YR.OS med light beige door nr. new $50. 3 Pc. sunples to friends! Amazing DA y OR EVE. CLASSES No obliptioo. 171-4318 Black Fends' roewabaDK comm1 wool carpet Ir cmb-8f!d., modem, xlnt '55-~ul~,~r lllppOlntment M T I MERCHANDISE FOR Used two times. Paid $lSO iona1r pad. 111 oat plaltic Wedgewood dx. ~. nr. BE YOUR OWN BOSS! • • • SALE AND TRADE Wi: ~~27551c>r ~·· ~=~ ~ ;vd. ~ =:I :i~ = SeU the World's moet Be11u-furniture to00 p I n-.. lt30 MAPLE love aeat. maer, Cue, New! Coat $71S. Sac- titul &: Tntonnative Family BUSINESS SCHOOLS lanos -·rM ctreaer. ~ French ~ $200. Squirrel atole, Bible. 50o/o comm. Call ZlOO No Main MODEL HOME Prov. bedfnuM· Odds &: Xlnt cood! ~ dark 642-<n.54 days. Santa Ana Kl 1·2672 H lecJINMr$ »id&. 541)..1196 brown SUS. * S6MIO HAIR DR.ES.m't for beauty SPANIS Organ Class BASSET Pupa. AKC ~ ATT'N ~! lhop. No commLulons, vt· EDUCATIONAL vacation The elegant look that you J . the twa of JalnJlas to PION ~ Tri colon A: e Blue Opal iJr C'U1tinC cellmt money, 5 days. 0ptn. projects. 4th &rader.up. In-have aeen In beautilnl Mod-~a.?u the J:IAllMOND 0~ ~ 6 white . malea A: fe-• Sell-Oz. ar U>. M2-.l12I 1np for 2 operators. Dainty div. instant learnint lesmna. el Homes DOllt at lelB Uwl _, males 545-2083 Ledy, ~ach Bl•d. ~9329 Olilcoat 10 ll!S!Ons Type hall the original priee. AD GAN! Toe9di.Y, J1111e 27th. ' Misc. Wam.d 1610 v COOK Schl 173 Del :-.1ar, rnerchandiae displayed on1.7 7:30 p.m., 6 week coane. UPROLSTEIUNG -$19.SO, 2 --------~~ fot new Sir LI 8-2859 <Typin.r belpa • never used. Gorieoua TulUoo S9 +Sf for material pc. (European craftsmen) D~TE! Need p.rap ...... ~ • better rpe.Jling) Kin<> "" .. • .__.room •nt de-(Includes lllltruction. book Free eat, del. pickup. 215 for storqe u, to $10 mo. G •or g e ' 1 Smorgasbord .. .,,...,. """ .... · and -pi.._ ,J mlJSJc). u-1-HB .. __., 536-'405 n-vd LEARN ant s n1 h r · a. -... ~ .. .._ -... .. :r Ht& Bell ar Seal Bch. Call 18782 oasch Bl ., I Ilg Bch . g pa s ivmg room , HAMMOND EARLY American -r.eed 213: 4.l4-0191 Call 962-64TI tor appt. Castilian Spanish lovely dining act. Sella at in CORONA DEL MAR CARPETING, reversible M1int/Man or Couple Call after 5 PM 646-90Ci6 all better stores fnr around 28S4 E Coast H • 613·8930 "-'--offer. 5:J6.J593 Inr Motel work VOICT. a.ASSES ~5118 $1400. OUr pnct ~ Can ~· wy ........, Machinery, Etc. 1700 with musir lh"'OrY for he b o u g h I separately OWN a New CONN ORGAN PR • O~ w/traverae, a.ARK -l 000 lbs Excel· 2376 :"IE.'WpOrt Blvd. C.M. schools & church sin11:trs. Terms $'24 mo. Displayed at $9.75 a WEEK for I ' window, ceiU.. to lent coodlb ~ HAIR ~JST SANTA ANA FURNmJRE, »tj N. Main. SA. 547-0lill Ooar, J\7. * 67l-3123 ......,. __ _,_.,~'t1 ....._ I i.-Call f Pi1mo Lessons for Begin. a..r-•u . .,. ,,_,.,,_ IV(" ge lli • ..,... Of ~ 426 W. 4lh St. S.A. 547.m89 PRfVATE PARTY WAN'IS Tioo """"Y ....... _ """' ... . · bn 1 r::A"719l nt!'ll by Advanced Studmt. ..__, UlAu ~ .... , pom t'n . ,,.,.,.. . Open eves. & Sunday. TO BUY P,IANO-FOR 1 w....._ _ _. 10' •-..::. ~" •-FREE TO .· YOU My Jlomt'· * 962-4818 llUUillV ...., ~....,.. BEAUTY OPERATORS -CASH. setl!5 g TRANSISTOR demde mun--------- with following. * Xlnt SAVE! SAVE! -HAMOND SPINET M3 tn' PC tio..nta,., ...... ""in BOXER B......., n--JM-•-. • percentage. * S48-S063 Job........Men, Wom. 7500 .. .... .., '"' .._ ..., ., PUBLIC NOTICE!! OPPORTUNITY MEETING WED. JUNE 28th, 8:00 P.M. We offer to dynamic MEN & WOMEN ""ho have a sincere desire lo elevate themselve; into higher income bracket :in opporiunit v to earn more money lhan you evc-r betif· d p<>s~ble~PJ..US :1 guaranlrcd op nit £o advance to prcc;t1gc man(lge positions. Our ('o .. 10 months you ng i3 already r ecog- niwd a~ a lc<1<ler 1n the REAL ESTATE IN· VESTMENT 1·1ELD We need help. FUU.. or P/\RT TIME. h~nscd or unlicensed in YOUR ARF..A!'.'. We invite you to investigate GivE> us one hour of your time. Attend our rONE TIM F~ ONLY) cxplt1nation meeting, \\ e won't disappoint or bore you. ~rrns MEETING COULn ('HANGt: THE F,N'nRl~ COURSE OF YOUR lJIFE. PLAN TO AT'TENf) Ask about tuition free re11I wstate course 730 N. EUCLID ST., SUITE 305, ANAHEIM WESTERN HILLS SALES & INV. CO. .. Why Rent 55951 KI 5-Mn an. Aft'noon, eves. 499-3835 mos. 842~ Fumished! Mi1cell1neous l600 Mhcellaneovs l600 Mlsc.Uaneous You ran buy a COlTlf)lrlr apartment full or furniture for onJy $8.88 per month. No roon(')' down. P~ent includell all taxes and In· lf'rrsl e 7 Pr. l.ivinit Room Set • 5 Pr Dinclle Set • 10 Pr. Bro.room 54-t I 1-'rrf' Delivery ()pc-n Eves. HUB FURNITURE ITI1 "lrwpon Blvd. Costa Mf"Sll SACRlt1CE!-°'14'-haU on1t1- naJ rO!;f. t.r..vlng ill'Pil MUST ~L! Elf'g1rnt c·us· lorn df"lll{ll~ liOld lcllf m11~ tl'r l>Ntroom suilr, 1nr King ""-" it0ld llhell hr•d· boarrl, matl re&'I, boxsprin~~ '-' frnmr Abo Pbooy & ROid IC"af rllOW tahle Witb m11tcti· Ing rommodl' end lllhles. 54<Mi194 or 646-7570 11ftrr 5 PM. DELUXI-: Walnut Mcdhtt· rancan Bdrm ~lie. As SlQnr $.22 mo. paymen~ U9C'd 2 moc. MUST SELL TllJS WEEK' 64G-7975 a/Irr 5:30 P'A. I SPANTSll 5fl\ffil' Iii hit "' ~I rhr11, nrvrr ull4'd. ""', sr~,o N-11-$4 . .0 Span ll\.f'fif llR ~rt $2°>0 Olhfl'r mlM' fum 642.82(Jj l·u(f°j I' I _ _,_~~-..,"-10 ~ATOC I L t I I' I _ r r r r r 1· I' 1· r r· 1 I I I I I I I I I I I Scram-Leta AM wen In C lauification 3400 6/30 MllCHAHDlll ffOlt TRANSPORTATION TR SALi AND TRADI IMfl~Yechta 9000 -M9 FREE TO YOU IOAT . IAIGAINI 2 LO\' AllLS terriu m.1Xl8d Ne ca. Needed* .... .,.... ta dqbta-, 111MS SWAP a.adt ..,... ID ...... U• .................. IQ wile MS l mmt etll 4 ~ a. a.-. ,,. ~ .... .,.. ~my bo9tl cm .. we dcll't J'NZ. .......... 1,,.. eM haft room w tbfm, '' Wldte ...... ,.._ 13' Ja:ft:ALI' • S.CY.A. cet. u. .......... a 100 old part SS.... blllCk ma)e Wlnnlt' Be90Ullll coo4tdon kitten. 5n..a54 6129 -New Gel QIU. PSuo J'1D. P'DIALE ~ and a,i. Mb Oil~ La1* nu.cl Boom • Gold Mo-He. Sewn maDU. old. a.d dilld Kut. Dqpi' &o.rd, .... LoN dll.Jdttn, Rudder • XLNl' 8eJl. 6*'2811 STEAL at• GOOD Home tor m mootha ------old remaJe part com.. Lar-SAILED 3 1'IME3 • ~mis. l'afr. LIDO u BRAND NEW -- ·e D K ..... A_pt. B. s.A. CX>ND. Owned by Edav '41': ClfE female ldUai l.eftl Wa& Berpn'I Dau1bter S) derfQl pd/No bea~! Hea.L. ··~-·· ~. kMn&. but Cl8JIOOt kaep Hu fNerY acceuory. permuenO¥. 6'BJ335 6129 O>at new $1680-Now41l99 Al '6S TWO loYinl ldtt.ma. female ------ • loac haired &n1 male. SKI BOAT, Wl'OIM'Rl.Jl. 6t6-C297 6/30 lt' J~. M.abopQY 2 ORANGE, loas-Wred ldt· deck, l\llllMk. C'Ulblool. 35 he> Mere. • 2 t&lllla, ~ tem: t--. • web. .. Id. Qu'OIDe perfect. tc40l5 •!JO New $1816 • QWdc Sale S&99 1.DVABLE. blade, part------- UI u ' 1 ~ -T1 Oder, male ~ Loves DINGHY chlldrm. MMr13 111 GLASPAR 9'1" Pl'IOI bJk lholt haind tdt-Padded G~ll ten. Olwer-4!Yecl female. I Xl.nt coadWcm • U95. wlca. MUl'll 6/JO ------ ts' N n R -2 KlTI'ENS 3 moa old. De. SEE AT J*'&leb' need home. M11 Via Lido Saud, Npt Bcti 5IMll29 &/30 Pieue call tint m.1* ADORABLE Kitten Tan 6 Marty U>cknq Wl-9311 wtit. 2 l'DOI oJd. to rood •o.A.c. home. 60-93116. 6/28 16'~' JD"l'IU!B 2 BUC A white kittens. Male &y or 1'Wilni Jamc:b. llD- HP er.y, O:>alpletelJ r.-Ir female. I weeks oJd. J1nlabed. $llSO. See: Dick'• 54l-3'lW t to 5 1/29 Doclr 2135 w. Olallt Hwy/ Ta FIVE ~ • 8lamlM llltllm, NB. M&am dQI, ar U81d to dos A ctdldre. U IU-lllO evea. PIUNCl!lUf Dft/(K. 1121 Gom> 1"11111111 boat. • n. COLLIE • Gmalu a. ...,._an a.ft ... betll. 1 ,... old. Lovable Newbat ....... llMA tD iood i.ome. 511-UTl C/21 pamp. s.c. at Sl.000. DACHSHUND 1 mas. Ill a I e H>JJOS 546-31136 6/29 1WO ldttal, cn1. 1-wlr:I. • SaUbolb to10 Mother e.t. 536-0SIO. 21 FT. nberiSul ~. 3 Female Kltttm kee.l, ata.tnlda steel rtgbw, ~aners outboard, bead, d!ep t, ac- 0 2 Kl'ITENS to rood home. ceuoriea. $2,DOO. Evmfnp &e-n11 and weekends call owner. DAR.LING G~ Fem~ ktt-OlUole 3-mt ten.a.~ 1/29 24' TRIMARAN, Modified 5 Pt1PPIES • in. Sbepherd plver, excellent ccrid. FUJbt Ir ! T wka old. ~ 1129 equipped incl. Trtr. $2750. FREE KlTl'Dl8. call &1'7-6095 m.43615 6/29 FOR Sale Kite 121 (2 lafll) FREE PUPPIES. ~2510 $700.00. Frank w. Uoyd, 119 Jade, B&lboa bland, 6/29 6'1>656l. PETS & LIVESTOCK * 'M' GLADIATOR * °°" 1125 $1400 for ~ OW1llHhlp. 133-1021 after • pm.. RARE PULi PUPS * HOURLY RENTALS * Excellent QampioDlbip 1r DQaDen • Rhodes u Baclipvund • Ai.Cl Stud FllD Zone Boat Co., Ba1hol * (%13) G$l5 • ll' CATAMAJV.H $250 BASSET Pups • AKC Qwc. # FOR QUICX SALE! pkm Stock. Tri colon Ir nd 54&-13110 (8 to 5-Pll) A white • male1 A t.emales. AL<X>URT Clltfilll Clltam.r. c ~ ran 2-yn old. Xlnt eond! SPRINGER SPANI!l. PUPS 548-93Cl, &tS.2259 AKC. LIVER Ir WJIITE. $50. RHOD~ 33, XJnt coad., New • 54&.crm Uter 4:30 Jenny; with ber1h. urm. WEIMARANER JJUllS; AKC. Owner. 675-Z711 ~. Champion stock. Rea.eon-CXlLUMBIA 15' aJoop No. 6 , able! 6 Wk&. S4M81l Sptnnaker, ccwer, b;y ttlr. * ~. salNAU'Zm Lib new. $1600. f15.o3llil PUPB. * AKClltlX:-. KITE Boat, lea thu 1 Jr'. ~line. * 5"-XT4. old, W /boat COYer. R.euall· POODLE8/T'ln7 Toy A: Min. ete. m--0783 AKC. Adulta for tale or lease. Stucker. 534-0'JllS PowerCrvl..,.. to20 2 ADORABLE toy female poodles. 1 year. Silver and 30' TROJAN '82; TS, 215 white. 96M688. HP, ~. Rdf,, plulb txtru. HAPP~ ls a 8MltQjl Sleeps 6. Xlnt com. Aste. Pup. All lhot.I, read1 tlo S&6CX). M2-m1 love. Dial (1) 493-Q9. $2295. OWENS 51 OC. 1'1111 •~CHPOODLD equip, radio, plley, etc. AKC * Rm. H\lnt. Harbour IGJ« CALL '*'47_, SpHd $kl ..... 90H Black POODLE Puppy 3 mo, AKC. lhots. 5f.S.'4m 11' South c..st Utillty, netda wo11r ...,... aao Make cUtt. OR 5-0611 , BEAt.rnFUL at.eel Jn>' 14 Boat Maintenance 9033 ArabJa:n fn9ll 4 yean old, YACHT Mainten. Ir Npa\r 14.2 bandl-Really ahowa her at )'OUI' dodt. HuD or mech, type. Ne)'lley'D blood line. tta.. 54Mlfl6/642..Q! Shown ~1.y in haJ. ter. Will rode excell~t Marine Equ~ 9035 tbow pl~ bone. Gentle for • lmowleogeable rider. HILLER ALCOHOL BOAT m-Om 5I'OVE. s burner, Own, REGISTERED Iii Arabian Tank 6 pump $100. M2-3762 Cbfftnut Mare, 3 yewa old, OUTBOARD motorw, 35 -.,, 15.1 hands, Oubtardn:i bead Evtnrode, dee. ltarter, 30 rood wortdnr mare Enallab bp Johmon. 5'5-2201 or wettern. Hu been shown, lit Ir 2Dd In ht.Iler. Trained Boat Slip, Moorlnt 9036 t«~ riden. 833-«Sl anyttme DUE to additional ~ 1985 CUSTOM Exhibitor 2 •ion, cboioe yacht aUp1 horae trailer. Good tirN, re-now avail at SL '15 I foot. cm Uy painted. Excellent Muina dd Rey Hotel amdfdoo. Sacrttlce tor mo. 13.SM Bali W-.y, Marina deJ can m.o1l1 Rey. AM for Lola, IZM61l DARK SorreU mare. ceiitie S1JP wmted for 24 ft, In foal. $200. aloop, to S30 mo. Cllll (%13) 9Sl-&5a ~ TRANSPORTATION BOAT SiJPi ....U., up to 50'. Chob looadao -clan Boeh & Y1chtt 9000 bcl9 ta onJ¥. 6'T3-S78S * 15' KAT S'KJ-80A1' * 8o1t·Yacht Twtri Mere 4().HP + 'lnll-Ch1rttra 9039 er. XIJll'I' eond. * S950 or TRADE! can 54(M1707 CHARTER my bea11. equip. t. MARINE bed blander 24' lloop. I'll GLASSING * Sleep. 4. By ~. wknd or e CALL 548--tl83 e wk. 6'15-37t4 nes. •UDOH* loet1 W1nted 9050 I O:>mpleteli reftnlabedr Bml' OITERJ S'B-1538 SMAlL Botton Whaler with * lJOO 14 , 1(18. §ti> 40 hp. S'J5.UXI • Nf'W coYer •• Hwy·Trlr· Moblle HCHMI 9200 e xurr cond! * OR 3-3171 DTNOHY, fbrata $'75; C/B * PACEMAKER 20x5.5. rtrllo rm. ~rtant; com-$12,400. • SlSOO-OOWN . J>IMft. 673-6011 7% LOAN. • 96:MJ17 * Complete Marine Suvkt * LF.AVtNG STATE: Veat ~terns lnala.llL'd J>' Alum. 8!11 oont. D\Jlll DWnr repair. 846.!Wi() whee la. S.'i40 .. ~~ r1 ' • TRANSPORTATION TRANIPORTATIOH TltANSPGITATION MMlle Homee '200 Campen f520 lmportM Mt. --------~;;;;.;: NGO CA1'tlBl\IDGE. Full Jeqtb eDcloMd porch, Skirt ~ ..mn,.. BQllde ViU. aie:a.~·· aec tloo. ~,.. <NU paymeata. C'B-125C • n.AMINGO tOll•. (lee Bil, Mam Awn, cari*. • Fam. $2800. after . SC.ml ORAN~~·s JAGUAI LARGUI' SELECTION '61 Ja..- r AC'J'ORY Doux:T 1SO Olqpe, bmlmc cmd- OPEN ROAD DEJ.LER tion. *IS~~~~= ft~~ * VAN CONVERSIONS V * 140TOR HOMES ' ALL MAKES 6: MOD!U ' 19&7 TRUa<S httperW ,..._ ,_ TWANlllORTATION POISC .. MerTC '411 ~JC --------1 Wft wheels, Riabt band ... - dm e. Xlnt m«b It body. ~ * PlMJDe 111·2m 9700 WE PAY ••• CASH tar med can a. tradat jalt call m for tree estimate. Motercydea 9300 BEAOI CITY ...-..,.. &ROTH CHMOlET ·----·--. 'G SUPER. QJ'E.. ... . llR .. FOR SALE CAMPDU.AND Cllrame wMI. AMI 111. Aak for Sales ~ •• Hcmd&. Sc:nmbler. 16555ae:::,w·· u.s. ~~~~~ MHIJ5 ..... ,~ ....... v• ·1sao"S 18Zll Bads m.. !!str& clelnl '500 * · ..__... ~-r..,. llilm >Dr a.1J8. A ...t dellr· HUntiniton Beach Wednesday, June 28. 1%7 DAILY "LOT 29 TRANSPOltTATl N UMd Can -9900 TRAN R --------9900 UMCI Can 9900 --------8 U IC K UMd Can · CADILLAC CHEVROLET • Air Condlttonecl ')'Spece!' Vehicle 'M CHEV V-1 BEL-AIR !TA· 110N WAGON. hctor7 air cond .. pwr. steer., P""· r. W'tDOOw. R/H, aecnt 10 cu ft loddng compm'tment u/ · rear deck, etc. All A1.uka white w/lmmac. LI me Green inter. U.S. No. 1 ......._ cho~! BUY A "KNOWN tmllMIOllrMIVAll•c.tAma VALUE! •• '66 CADILLAC ONLY $1885 Coupe De Ville, t>e.utitul 2 Yr OK l'JU'/GMAC terma coaditloo, full power, tao-Tommy Ayra Chevrolet MUf13 TEAJU>ROP TYPE CAMP'G lOl'1 a.Id caad., wtft Wbeell. alille ._ .-_. ~ KI t.333:1 'fT RONDA salAMBLER TRAILER $1.IO * Ideal lomi., wbllewltbnd~ IEMAULT ....... ....., vw. ~ Cara N11dedl 55 BUICK~ 300«. 1.-thaJl Q.mi, (Or &mall cal'· * ~ ~~ al'lf, nmt ae --------c9l ... fS tnde-A, Ct _ __. ..... -62,(0) q . miles, tul1 ()OW· tory air. $4595 946 S. Coast Hwy. lido Motors Open ~:~A BEA~n~ A.BSOWI'ELY NEWI $650. Imported Autel 9600B.J.Quy.aer1mpartDivWaD •60 IEllAUl.T II•'._ !Ids-liPt grey a,.-;~~ in~ ~ ~P~ noo. 646-4948 606180, 64U1S4 ewe. 2833 Hutlor BM., CK., Dest" Llrr.,. illlidt .. ~ ..._. Only dean ones. Buyer no ======== 1300 W. Cout Hwy. '65 MAJWSHO 500«/New· lJ61 ~A • $198 54IM4D .... -. 011. Y $1395! duty daily 8:30 to 10 P.M. CADILLAC Newport Beach MU7&2 '61 CHEVROLET elli· Saddlebq,, Wlndwbleld Need a leCltlld car! We $oM n-.y .,._ ~ C0.5'1'A CAR CO. A.c:Tom from Balboa s.,y Om> IMt>AU WAGON Uke NEW! 16511-56-3'1'4 hue IMll1 fnnpmclve MERCEDES IENZ ... SI mw "'s. Co I Hwy. 1969 Aarbor c.M. 1964 CADILLAC '64 CPE de Ville. Bile w/ * '17 HOODA s-so * trans. can DOW. 100" an. UGUIA BE.&al bOnelk padded ~.~m~ vs. radio, beater , automatic, * PDt1'10C"I' CON'D' * avail. (o.a.c.) try ua. ' J utt · Us.ct Can 9900 Cpe DeVille • Jr you do nol owntt, ~-... ..,,,.., power atttr:ln& PIO * Call M2. ™4 B..J, Chr7ll« .lmptWt DM.sc. 417 W. Wllnft', SA.. S.2512 ()pea "ti t 4M-Tl4' need air caoditiooing save ~~}f. Aak for Mr. t j 99 • 2833 Harbor BlYd .. Cll., 161 RENAULT $295 YcA •• ,.. CARRY OWN $100.00 Oil tbla beautiiul cpe IDAUl&ICal ~ Trelt.r, Travel 9425 ------~---,.....-----A cs-t b 1 bi6w cmr. A ....,. -. 2 -., wtlicb CONTRACTS DeVllle with full power • I DESPra 6 fE ! Oii ..... Dir. __. __. .........._ u Transportation Can FulJ Price $2495.00. CHEVROLET It $5-30 a week 0.A.C. 14' TRAVEL Trailer. 1981.. 1 w~ eave a:::' wattms 1 :: ':. Vir:'" at~ "57"• Tbru '64'• ll:idr ah1lta JOHNSON & SON N.., pMllt, new C Ii>' tfrs. wm Pl'1 top dollar tir yrs IOl.15 IOYCE tie )ll'k& 1'1111 ,rice SSE.GO. ' aotCWNtb,. apor1I can, Llncol.D-Mm:ury H•rbor Dodge n:50-Ai.I> -M' box trailer, dean 4 wheel drift fthlde * 'IZ BQUS BOTC1 a JOHNSON & SON = .! C:..~ can. Costa Mesa Bra.ncta ~-541-~ c:; =car. CaD Cliff '59 Mere••• $575 /red..._. ,... * CllRll. ~Mcnay 1~ fia&odnc avail. OD 19U Harbor Blvd. 642-'lOCiO '63 CHMOlfT COUPE 21.SO HARBOR BLVD. COOTA ~ 646-5m1 "Frucb 9500 =:::::::=:::::::====1 220 s. AM-FM ~ eb-~ ..... ,,.,.; -m..-i a.a .. Brandt wkly t.erma o.A.c. '60 CADILLAC --------any flniltl, bemtifal. Oii 1911 a.dim' a.d. &a.'lmO COSTA CAR CO. Sedan, full power. factory 1960 CHEV. '65 DODGE A-100 OJSTOM ALFA ROMEO '4S.93IM Dir. SUllEEAM ." Y.W. lB~JO ~io :· air. Beeu~S"tfon. RADIO. heutr r IHBM749) «99 V-3 Nomad f.<lr. Sta. Wagon A bNutifuJ black with red interior. Showa wry rood care. Full Price SS95.00. Take Up Pymts. MG Ula! .., ......_.. factory -- ·50 Alfa Romeo, Stick lhlft,,______ '61 sumuM • . .w.n1 rdo. 16,(Q) lido Motors Rlll, $39 dell. $.11 mo. o. '67 M.G. ...a .._ A.C. al-...E mAfta $1195 1300 W. 0>8!ll Hwy. Full Price $11 On or SU Mo. JOHNSON & SON Llncol.o-Mercury Olsta Mesa Bra.ndi CD>'I'A OAR CO. Don't Buyt All'lla ... .llL &-!llHI• Foreip A Domeltic BEFORE YOU GET ..-., h Newport Beach 64.U762 Across from Balboa Bay O ub H1rbor Dodge 1941 Harl:Jor Blvd. 642-'l'lliO .. SPORTSMAN CarrJ own contract OlllC THE DEAN LnlS Radio. lliNttr. 4 .... (JKG I uat Harbor, ell MS-GT4 LEADERSHIP DEAL! Bl Cl1 W. W.-r. LL. 562512 '62 CADILLAC Oqle De Ville, full power, factorl' air. 21.SO HARBOR BLVD. '62 CHEV. 99, IWlo. bteter, autanadc (P'IWI) $t717 • A nSJo a week, O.A.C lllrbor Dodte 21.SO HARBOR BLVD. ~A MlliA &46-6Wl ' '65 DODGE % TOii PICKUP Loni bed, radio. ~ter $1099 Full Price $23 On or $2.1 Mo. Harbor Dodge AUS11N HEALIY ,,... '"" $Jtl L.u 1998 AJJll'IN REALET -MKJII sa IMPORTS 19116 H.atbor, C.M. 646-t:m 11119 car bu~ AM-FY ndio, wires, O.D., Pirelli tiru, lo. mi. Fae-Reproc11Hd D5I BARBOR BLVD. tory f.relll. Briehl mi with •59 MGA cpe, RIM. rmJ COSTA MESA ~ black lnl sharp. With no cub down '64 SUNBEAM $1095 B.J. Olryaler Import Divi.skJo S3& mo. O.A.C cDr. c.D Mr. All*le. mdio, tw.ater • ..- 2833 Harbor Blvd., C.M.. Davis, 642-5480 Cft91! CaD -.as ~. --:.,..--~54()""93==---..,.--114 MGB Wft wbeela. R Ir '65 SPRITE convt. xlnt H, tonne.a cover, $llD Ir c:md. R/H, 21,000 mi Sl.350 tab over ~ .., mo. 41K-1036 or 49f.l029 ~'1Sl7 aft 3 AUSTIN HEALEY 100-6. R • B/R/G. XL.NT """'"''· .,.... c 111 .....,.u., '65 MGB. both tops. rwtiD. 322~. ~ wtth no cub down 15'1 mo. .'59 SPRITE I Xlnt cond! O.A.C dlr. CaD Mr. DllVia. MUST SEIL! SG5 or Of:fl!'l"! M2-5410 &ea4 after ~. i.,.,66.,,...,.-M.,,..,.....,G-. ---$-12'7 nA1SUN Rldio, beater, -...-. like new Inside A out. c.11 --------1 M6-G6 Dlr. TOYOTA '67 ,.,.... o.tt ..,. BD"ORE YOU GET 11IE DEAN LEWIS lEADDSlllP DEAL! F,_ $1"5 1986 DA'l'SlJN 1800 --------21.SO HARBOR BLVD. )(Ult I Looks and drt99 '54 'IT MG. Xlnt Cllld. lilllDe COSTA la.SA ~ Wm=: SilTer mink db Clfta-. Call s.tm"& ~ New 1967 black mt. antt black 1andall oaew Hd.. Top. Alie> ICJft top neftr' ..... a. GMC 1/J•TO. on '*· A re&! c:ttam pdl. ------- $1795 Udo Moton COO'I'A ~ ~ Impala ~ Sport, one 'M MAUBU CoaYertibJe. Olm!!', 29,000 adul1 mn.. RIH, ..,,, auto. pwr str/1. See to aipprtdatL Red wired Int. SBA.RPI $1495 --MJICI 1962 IUICK N~ ~ H~ .:~Impala. 2 door, .n"',!.!::W --------Sllylartc Qle. A k>cal one Across from Balboa Bay O ub lllick ah.ill. R.&H, Xlnt buy! (JT W. Warner S.A. ~2512 'IZ VW l&ro n.t. Vanda-°"1>er car bougtit ""' in --..,,,..-,=~=----$700. 962-9650 after 5 A: w1<-' • 11!4 r.,. w/OJnrair eng, l...aguna Beach. Very low 1.0WNER .. ends 1965 OIEV. Impala Sedan $3151. ,. me a ........ at mileage. Can be biougtit "LEISURE WORLD 'S9 CHEVY WAG s.cYL. with vinyl binteriobe. r.1 Com- $215 wfllolb A: tram at with 00 down pent ool '48 CadilJac Sedan. Recent AUTOMATIC. * $3915. pany car wit st o care. ia GGDI tor dllme baggy. s:x;.oo i>eT mooth. Y tires, original 2-tone grey. 1 OWNER. * 4%-Si'59 Reas! Call between S It 5 ![I ~ JOHNSON & SON A collector'1 item 1 ! Mon. thru Fri. 64.2-2400, aak • ._ ....,,. ,,_, ~ $195 cash. '63 CHEV SS Conv. One~ for Paul Child -.., ... ,IA.IW -.... ~M A "--· It er, xlnt cood, full pwr, fac --------1• D mi. Biiie. WW'a, b ttC\U'Y Tommy yres ""'"'vro e air. $1075. Pvt pty. 646-9249 OlEV. '63 SS Olnve"t. Full • Mew.._ A llillds. Ols!a Mesa Branch 9-" S. Cout Hwy. _1 • • _ pwr., AM I FM rad.Joa, -...... ~ n-.._.._,_ 1941 Harlxw Blvd. 642-7000 Laguna Beach $Tl~ • 61 OIEV sr~·WAGON. W/W -· .. om '---au· bn. •--.--.._.. ./PERFECT runnin& cond! , <.~< wnuc , ... 59em e '64 RrYIERA e Lido Moton BEsr OFTER! 540-DS wired mter. Low mile.; '67 vw ll.<m.mi. Loeded! + Air. otren the Ultimata tn c:mn. "':'.""""'.--------MUsr sell! $12SO. May trade Los ~ -. wits PiOO. All white w/gref!rt plm Sales a: Serrioe • 1959 CHEV. 4 door sedan for GOOD vw. 64.2-3.589 eves '** ~-MAKE OF· Uphol. 642-4181 eves. CADIU:AC • CO!lo'TINENTAL Automatic. RUNS WELL! -61___,..CHEV ___ O>n_v_V_-S_A_u_to. 1'1'.R.! ~ ~ Dtr. PLACE your want 1d where SPECIALIST S200. Phooe 64G-i754 RIH New top. Like new. 'G vw ...._ -..c. Me-they are looking -DArLY 1300 W. Cout Highway '60 IMPALA Priv. Ply. MU!l Sell th1e •, . .sq )af.ed.. x_, es-PIIm cla.ssified 642-5678 Newport Beach 64M762 S4.j() * 67>5037 weekend. 642-5710 tn..SJB.maa New un 9800 New Cars 9800 New Cars tlOONew ura 9800 Hancli v B.J, ~ Inrpart Dh1akm 1914 Opel Wq. - • • 21133 Harllor Btvd., c11., Uke ... One~~ ---,,-.i-2-,-!P'-.-._--_--n VOLVO Fully factory eqtaPCled · 54IM493 ln. lhny mDea cl c::uHft .._. - $2599 • --------1 driving lii 'tfda or' any ane S1B --------'67 DATSUN or our many ~ a.dr ... pn,e ~ •67 Yoho STAUfDllRY BlJl(I can on llll1e -! $Z5 deL n.t'1 'rfstit. A a. .a... -Don"t a.-1 IUDU Seda.D. 2,'IOO actual mllea, Co.a.c.) _..... Spiditt. ... fllill .,., BEFORE y'(;.Tc'E:r h's eogtne, auto. B.J. Clu'ysltt Import DivUiaa .,_price..._ 9ee.., *I. 11IE DEAit LEWIS 23-4 E. 17th St. $1795 (o.&.c.) Cotta MMe JI SI 7.833 Rarllor BIW.., C.M., LEADERSBIP DEAL! "' emoftl 5tMm B.J. C'llrJ*r' lalplrt Didliaa fl"Clftl $2395 548-7765 Imports t====== SI a.tiar ...._ CK.. '17 w. Warner. s.A., 540-ZU PEUGEOT se-4111 lRUW 199 ,.,i-s, DKW 196.l PEOOZOI' -$111 Tll J ...... -1962 CHEVY PICK·UP -------1 Perfect am. ne c.tidik Coed ._., _. Ill.. nAa. tick ShUl. Famlly perlect Take Up Pymts. o« impend ems. H ,_ Wr. wfft _.... ..... ONLY $1299. '61 o.K.w. Fulb' tact°" drift tbia me,... ..m ~-llllidit medl. .-. nnr equipped. Excelleit 2nd $25 dd (o.a.e.) .. ~~ ~ .............__ ear. $.11 drl3, S.'ll mo. O.A. B.J. Chryaltt lmpirt Divisicm °"" ...._~ ..._ • ......_ BEACH CITY DODGE 16565 Beacb Blvd .. H.B. 54().3660 C 7.833 Harl>or 8JYd., C.M. 2IJJ BuiJor ...... CJI-. . ~A CAR CO. 540-Hn 540--tel Foregn A Dome«tic NO mattr.r wt.at a ia, ,_ '62 TRIUMPH $95 Carry own eoatnct OK can 11ell it wD • DAILY ' llJftd. ,.... llaln-. 1969 Hatbor, CM 6G-a74 PlLOI' WANT AD!! ~ Od '45.sJf1 mr. ~11.u ••~PORTS ns n.rtJar, c..K. w.as '62 VOLVO 1D ~ ~ • ........,. ..... air totditioning. MAKE OFFER! OaD '45-DM Dir. I LAST BIG WEEKEND I c.m.,.n 9520 ~ DODGE CAMPER VAN Slee1>5 5, Low-ml. Auto. CX>MPLETELY EQUIP'OI $3700 * Call 847-0721 1943 Jeep. military 4-wheel drlv1t m-4294 '60 CHEVY PIU wllh e • • Qlbover Camper. Both load- C'CI with extra"! * Kl 5-71121 OLDER lntl'rnal'I Van J6' SIHPll 4, Kltchrn. Good ~. Sff!fi (')il!h. ~ FREE! 100 GAU. Of GAS LIMITID WIBINDO... $)760 ""'-................. _ ... , ................. _ .... -. .................. ......,_ .................. __..., __ ........ ,_...,...._......,... ..... _ __________ _,_ ............. -. ... -.r_....a... .. .... _ .... _ ...... __ _ --.. FREE!! COLOR TV r ON 1967 CHRYSLERS, PLYMOUTHS & IMPERIALS Executive Driven and I or Company Demonstrators WHILE THEY LAST SAVE MORE AT COSTA MESA CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH I 66 BARRACUDA '2495 '63 PONTIAC '1295 '-Or H.T llGNWllll4!, .utomlllc, rtdlo • .... ..,. -· --..... -- '64 T-BIRD s2395 '63 BUICK WILDCAT $1295 Full _, •nd t•clo<Y 1lr, "" wtom.tk. rotdlo. lle11tr. _., 1f~rlnt1. ---'M RIVIERA $2295 '63 RAMBLER '1095 l'-1111 _, l"CI IKtor'Y air St1llofl .,..,,.. VL ev-tlc. redlo. "'41tw, -11Mrln9. WSW. '66 FORD GALAXIE '2295 '64 PLYMOUTH $895 kdell. ' cYllndtr. 1u1om11k. rtdlo, t'<tattr. WSW. '65 MUSTANG $2195 '64 VALIANT $895 VL M1tomtllc. ••dlO. lltlltr. PS. IKtory 1lr. 7·Doo<. Aulomatlc, radio atMI 111!11tr. -'66 v.w. '1795 '63 CHEVY II s795 Nov• •••tton we-. .. dlo. Melt<, elllonl.lllc. '65 COMET WAGON '1695 '62 DODGE GT $695 ).l)oo( herdtol>. lltdlo erwf l1UfH', wfWle tide Wiii llt"H '64 CHRYSLER '1595 -'63 PONTIAC $595 Te"'"'I w1oon Al/la....t1t. rectlO lrwf ~ater. '64 CHEVROLET s1495 '61 MERCURY '495 W-VI. ""'°"'"tit. "'dlo • ..., loMlff • Slelloft w-ColonY Per11. AUflln'Wlllc, _, st-iM. •le • -- '63 CHRYSLER $1395 '60 VALIANT $99 • cvllftdrr. sl1Ml•d. •edio. ~.,,.., told o b. 'I COSTA MESA I CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH I ... 2929 HARBOR BLVD./COSTA MESA/546-1934 e I • .. • '\. .r • .,.,... I ' I • ... ._t • " ' .. ...., -# ---------- 30 DAJLY PILOT Wfd~, Junt 28, 1967 l RANSPORTATIOh UMd Can 9tOO TRANSPORTATION TaANSPOUATION TIANSPORTATION lltANSPOITATION UMd C1n 9900 TRANSPORTATION UMd C•" 9900 COMET UMd c.r. "'° Uted Can 99QO MUSTANG UMd Cen 9900 ..::;.UMd;;.:;.:;...;.c1;;....n ___ _,1 CHEVROLET '62 O>met. dr. auto, rebuilt FOID '67 MUSTAll& PLYMOUTH RAMIUI *"Air CondltiOMCI" =mt cond. •· COIVEI IE * •AJr c. .. H1nar '65 fOaD fAIRLANE '65 Plymouth fury I '58 RAMBLER llll*' • '65 CHEV. STA. WAG. '62 OORYEfiEl.A-.. m-w ftllD GALAXIE ..._.. e Slatioll Wason -Blue COUPE •Four door Station Wqon, =. ~;: r"" Lwrurioua "Bel-Air" w/ CONnNENTAL ftli.. Taan<oftl'. New tlrea. 2 doer ............. ._. ' Dr. SpC. Sedlm. ,AJT, • Poft.r 8tetrins Buff w/brown V1nyl In-OoJ,y trouble locked ''327" V-8, fact air. P/G, Or1a oner. IG-111J etea. er, 1 .,..... ~ Pwr saecr, RIB etc. Stu. • Aut.omatlc 'J"rancmlulon Radio, l\t!Uer, automatic, terior $\'J8 full price. 110 •--~ ""'"/steer R/H pwr R.. llllc .&ldie Wlliae -~ • Pvwer ~ _ ..o-1-, i.a, l u t.-.. e Automatic Transml•sl<m B. .J Att.n ;.'~. io cu 'tt ioddna '64 CONTININTAL r..q Cl9Xl6l. ~,._.'*'·A k11W mL e lt.tld» a Beater .~~~;d e IUdio 6 Heater ~·: Beldl ~~ • compartmnt under R-Towa ll!dan, tull power, ... DODGE $1Jl7 0 a ••• ...-e •Qr • ~ WbHe Wall Ura wUb wttt. viJ\Yt top. S,000 .• ~ t deck, d\rome rooftop nck ~ intlleriar, f a c tor 'i ._ a a.. llamr! • -.ooo m.Des and In ex-~ mllell (YWtJ'129) _,, a etc. Beaut. Milt Blue w/ air. Perteet CODditbi· .,,s ~ ONLY $1595' ceUmt c:cndlUoa. $1~. s2•91 Dilly Piiot white top, Jmmac Tn1 $2695 UUU. • • See •l" • Employe parldJll Jot s 1ue inter. A iow m1. Udo Molon 2 Tr OK s-rfGMAC mma DAII.t" PIL01' 330 Wed s.y Street cb*e local new <l>e9 (ORmf ,._, kTr9 ~ EmPo><e puidnc lot. A Sl.UO a week O.A.<:. O:>ata Mea trade-in, offered at almolt ms BAR .. &YD. M6 s. Comt Hwy. 330 West ~ Stred H1rbor ft.ul.. ot Call 6f2-4321 and ~ new caau 1300 w. Cout Hwy. v 8 radio tam ...._ emu ~ .._ LAGUNA BEACll a.ta Mesa """'11 uk for -NOW $2395! =:~ ~ ~tic.~~ nm EDSEi a,. 'd t •n4f ar Call-~~ and mo· HARBOR BLVD. Buaineu .Manaaer• olDce SM n _.. ""' COST '63 PLYMOUTH 2 Yr OK guar/GMAC term.I 62 '-'ONTINENI'AL 4 dr, full 1 S'W 'M fOI) Bqwhww Mana&Ua Otftcie. A Ml& 646-5091 Valiant SllPJet, 2 doOr bdtop, Tcmm6 Sy c~ OlevroH let power, air; S0,000 miles. 'TJ ,, ........ '65 FOR8 1965 MUSTANG Radio, beater, auto. T.aaRD '56 T-llD HARDTOP 94 • oast wy. Gold exterior, blaclt leathe Sp I dlll V-1, ndiD,, .-r. atamat-ff.T. ~ with r.tio A heat· $195 LAG''""'A -·CH int.encw. HJ&b rubber. Pre-Full Pm Ir.,,_., lllftrinc. Gold Mb-A ................ __,_, .. _,..... Ud .,. "" __.. O.A c. u .. DCoft 1am ..... aalltm&ft ~-th ~~ .~te ...=! o Motors • ~~ a ~ · Open 'til 9 4M-TI'4 pared for a trip. Will ac-$27 On ar $2'7 Mo. 7D-.... ~ CSLVlU> ~ ,.., ....._ ..... ......,...,, ff .&.... l\Jaa '65 CHEVROLET ~TER MOTORS Hlfltor DMle blD.. ...... a ft: $109t . wt.. Drive ... ~. Full t.:m w. Cout Hwy. lruur.,.... I 2006 Harbor CM. 54MSll ti · • , ....,-........ -..... Prier !_'"3. radio.-=· a.utomat-JprlOce SHS!l5 .oo Newport &lch 6«U762 2150 HARBOR BLVD. MALIBU SS ~ ~ BL::.i ilc· SD ..;,..-or SZ3 llo. la~) ' bnmecu-HN ON & SON Acraa fnlm Balboa Bay Cub CfmA MJ!SA ... CORVAIR ,61 nnna SZtS llDr Dl•ll $1•99 ~!~ ·~O:L!:.n~ sa2~~ ,67;;~~~='1Ji~ V~ re.dio, beater, aummatic '61 CXlftVAIR WAG. White. ~ Slillmllf 9"1 00 HaitOr Blvd. 642-'l'UiO Excellent condition. $350. ll'SY landau uPho1ltel'Y 5, power at~. tactory ar Auto R&H Good med><:cnd NWYKI' ~ 2151 BARBOR BLVD. A $1.2.80 week O.A.C. ""LATE 'es MUSTANG ~ 000 mi1n w1tb tull P'ord II (nx:l.72) 6 Bocty! 'Rcent Overbaul. c;;u;;u 2li9 ....._. ..._ emu KEBA .am Harbor Dodge 2 + -2 l'..u.ck. RaQy 1960 PLY. V8, at, $275. New tor Co. auarantee ~. $1719 Bartnp. etc. 541-8672 a.a ._ •6f rABft pac, run imtnlmentatioaa, wtr dtner • cootroll. $250. mile. Retaila O'ftl' ts.000 wm CORVAIR '60, tood lhape. V.f, ndio. bemr, ••e•lic ""°' 2150 HARBOR BLVD. PIS, MR, Orta °'"*'· 847-3147 .acrifice $CT'15 • • ~ • weft O.A.C. R/H. MUST SELL BE-(!El)) FALCON can'A' .MDIA 6t6-S09l 23,000 ml. -'65 BARRACUDA/ Like new! NEWPOR'l:ER waroRS Hlrbor. Dodu ~SUN. Olitap! M6-59'10 $699 Radio. beat.n-4493%) 'SZ GALAXrE 500. New tires 11' For QUI<X SALE $ln> AJr oond! P/S-B, Low mi. 2036 Rarbor c. y, 5C8-ILl wv ...... I $299 Druma. Brakes. Radiator A Call MM45S atte-6 • PM 1 OWNER, 673-6615 Reproceaed 2150 HARBOR BLVD. CORVETTE Full Price 'II,..... ..... l..... bme. MH. 548-1935 66 MUSTANG - 6 AJr. Oand. '56 T-Blrd. a&Jto, R/H, ... ccsrA MESA 646-5(D1 $19 On or $19 Mo. lllB. ft!ll dma. ... JWI Prim Needs body work. PONnAC wheels, ftl81 lharp. Wtth no 1963 CORVE'ITE r.s. u..a...... Di•r ~ ~-~ ~ Pl Mnn o.A.C. MERCURY 543-2451 MAKE OFFm! cu1i down $.19 mo. o.A.c. CHRYSLER ~er1 you~::.:': oo~ nt11RI r srant w..-.. ,.__ llllW DMle OLDSMOllLE ROY CARVER dlr. Call Mr. o.w. IG-6e Almost MW, .,.er tbruhed. 2150 HARBOR BLVD. DI.I.all!.. Jl.111. Air • .._ om '51 MONTCLAJR Mir Hdtp. PONTIAC ·~;-s!!: ::er~ I '63 0rya1er S!DAN. A ftfY fanatical ooe owner ca;TA ll!ZA ~ m5. ....,_-.-_ ._ 2151 BARBOR BLVD. MR, Auto. P/S-B. <lean! TOP DOLLAR 2925 Harbor Bl., a.ta Meta A In immaculate CGDdltion· Xlnt amd, w/w, R 6 H. kept this cm' desD. Sllver fl..j l\ftA£.E tMelZl aJllTA MESA 66SGll Recmt npajn cost $125. Far Must all. m.-3'lT1 $360. m.n * ~ m1nk w11h black Int., O"aaar .. uuu. • FAUXJR J Dr. ... ''5 RID wm -11 for $25(). * Late Model Uled can . Kl 6nr4444 COMET S6 wbee]a. ..... Ila .... -~ ewa. at Orup Cocmty'a Exclullft VAUANT ·-------B.J. aa,wr Import Dtvisian uo WMiCI Ollnlt. ca ...... mm CRBC!AJ) 1"1 KERC 2-df. Auto. _ UIYERSllY Dealer tor Rolla -Royce and -------· ~·.:.,~.,;,:~ ms~,CM., Rd>.~. te ,._...~ FOID Sl9t := .. ~.~~v::_ 01DSMMn1: 8:1'~. AIR. *Reel Vdal 1nbs. WW ttrea. JVH. T• Up Pymla. fldl!IJ', br .a. <mOO -. S..1951 aft 5 pm. ~ ' lDW-ML LIKE NEW! PVT-'CS PLY. S VALIANT llG- OMK tm. $960. Pwt. pfJ. '9 Onetle, 4 c-. the loar. $1W -Rm> Waatll PIT. m-nn NET! .. ;~-~ ~· SERVISOFI' • 31.i NB Mia· wbeela. nudBue ~ ~ °r I r-.-..e &mt MUSTANG .. hartior ... ('alta.... (PE. ow. ---., .... m«m diUon. Ml cWa. Ml mo. o. ....... a'. _..._ ~ RAMBLER Gllatenlllc RGill "*1 w/· cmaT 'Cl 40. Sect. WW tire powt!I" It. $250. Sllgbt dent., odlenrise IOQd, clean. LVJ '150, Pvt. pty. SERVISOFI', ~ 31.at NB. m-6ID> A.C. hit ~ ... .n mt BARBOR BLVD. '65 MUSTANG Take Up Pymb. r:" 1~000~ ..t im.. <nrrA CAR en. • ._.., flilmllk. <Dl'A MmA 66SC81 '65 Olds F-85, Stick lhitt, '61 RAMBLEI mvDTJGAft FoMp A Domestic B.J. a.r,-..._... Dift1i1a 4 Speed, power lteering, 2.119 mo BAR.IDl BLVD. ms...._~ ,.._ Tm Up Pymts. ~t cond. RIH. w.s-w. sss dell, iss ONLY $995 Cany own CDlltnct oec ...-=:""" '"'-"115 fbrd Carttm G. T. FullY $1695 mo. O.A.C Hr 11\M 1969 Hari>or, CM 6CC4 can'A MJllSA ._ -r.:tmy COSTA CAR co AMBAUAllVll 2 Yr OK par/GMAC tmn9 • ... i~ Sl9 ddl. Jim Slemons Fomen &: Domestic Tommy >.yrs~ 9800New C.rs 9IOO New C.,.. MDllsu C.. ,_ <ml'A CAR ro Imports Carry own contract oac V-3, radk>, hater, automat-946 S. Coast Hwy. Fcnfp A Domestic 417 W. Warner. S.A .. 54().2512 1969 Harbor, CM 642-4874 le, full pc>wer. t.ctory air, LAGUNA BEACH New Cira YOU Al~'T Sl!EN NontlW YET '11L YOU SEE Yos DiNct Factwy Clwnul8t D1 .. 1r GROTH Chevrolet Co. •H a ............. " ..... il.t ................ ..,,_ WE'RE OVERCROWDED COMPARE OUR PRICES ANYWHERE! FUU SIZI NEW '67 CHMOLIT NOT JUST ONEJI '2226 .. YOUI PICI OP AU AVAJLAIU COLOIS MODIL 1SJ11 DIUVllD HDI ... FULi. PRICE Ol YOU CAN IUY THIS HAND NIW ''7 IMPALA PAYMENT$ AS $5611 LOW AS o•uv•••o M .... , ..... ,---,._-a.-....,.-.-._-,-/J.,..._--, -:s -.. 'hs a u- HIN• THIS COUPON WITH YOU -,, ... --51 00 :r~.:. :-:. ':... -. : °" -........... u.. 1_ ......... _ ·oic• ... -01 I • 5% DISCOUNT FOi CASH FANTAmc DISCOUNTS 0. hlf'Y u.-C. .. Stodil .... n... 1M Te a...,,_. -INTIU INYINTOIY -NOW ON SALE - ... ~-~-.. -~--"Of(·~· ... _-~-=·::·;·z·,.-= .. iii iii*i ii · .. -··.:...-··..;.·:-~-,-..... -..... -..... ::--.... -;. :-:.-·-... WVVli ----·-- :~~~~~ :&:. :s.~~'!, C A R S '6' Ill All ••• $1ftt wt.n. "'""' bucb t Mii tn~r. A.clUCied • Dr. VI. ......it. .............. ~ noo. avcm AIR CONDITIONED t.dlrY *· ......_ IUF'4G '64 BEL AIR ••• S1•99 CollN. v• eulometlc. redle. -lftw· '"'" llC!ory 1lr. f<Vl'3D '63 CtlVY II • • $799 ltAMllo, IMmr ''"' m1ny .. her t'KlrH. SIM752 '62 CORVETTE •• $1999 H.T. f s~. R&H, whit• w/ r1'CI Hiier. Extra c"9n. GICIZ2 '66 IMPALA ••• $2399 HT. VI. 1111o11'111k. redlo, hM19r, -et"'1ne. T'6NCll7S '66 NOVA •••• $1999 4 ~ VI. eutomellc, redto, lluter. ,. """'Inv. very clean. RHY•U. '65 NOVA S.S •• $1799 H T Ci>. V" 1111omat1c.. redlo, heeler. ll'lln'I' extru. Stock #PIU GROTH SPECIALS H.T. VI. eulofNtlc. rMlo. PS, AM -· ICGlll> $1499 '65 PLYMOUTH ,.II,.., 4 dr. VI. r..tlo. elr cand,...._ IUIX* $1199 '65 EL CAMINO '62 IMPALA H.T -· va. •"'°'· redle. "'· fir ('Clnd. JFOf16 $1299 NOW O,.N IACH DAY INCLUDIN• SAT. & I UN. 'TIL 11 P.N. 11211 -.ACH aYD. IMWJ, • le. 9' 14111 DI-l'WY.t Mllllll.,.._ - ""(IHI 1(1 ,_,,,, ICI MUS VI 14#1 O,IM I OA'l'I A •••a 'Tl&. .. ,.IL 1, '62 •AU ... $11" H.T. c..t. -......it. ............. P'S. M' F I JFVUl6 '" 18. Al • . $11'9 ·-··a ............. -....-..~ '65 PlYMOUDI . $11" '62 FW ..• $699 0my _.. contnci oac T•ke Up Pymts. '55 OLDS 2~. 4 lpd hydro, (FVAm l Open 'tll 9 4M-TI44 19 BarlJar, CM '124874 'fi5 Mmtang. Stick stu!1, R/ button, tuck &: roll, Hrdtop, $799 '62 VALIANT Station Wqon. 'II GALAXlE. 390 VI. 111ry H, fronUlne condition, $57 New tires, new iitrme rims 4-dr. 6 cyl. stick lhlft. $449. mm. __. fllll, ctrm wbls, dels, SS7 mo. 0.A.C. It spinners. 3.eeent motor Full Price 6'75-C653 aft 4 pm. -. tr--. a.ny xtras. COSTA CAR co. tune-up. R/H, S650 or beat $20 Dn or $20 mo '61 VAJ..JNIT, aeod tram car 5S6B Foreign " Domestic offer. 847-MlS Harbor Dodne $.\"iO or belt otfer. call ii J'ORD Wapa, 2 DR. VI, Cany own contract oac 196.l OLDS 88 Holiday 2-Gr. , SlS-1600 4 111i. 111nf. ctnme rims, 1969 Hart>or. CM 642-4874 Air, pwr. Must sell! lll6 2150 HARBOR BLVD. ------- padlllt..pmiat A tires. $250. '1i6 MAROON Muatang. Blk. Higbland Dr, NB Westclltf ca;TA MlliA 6*6lm DAILY PILOf DDll>A- 56-TGJ inter., pwr. steer., air<Ond.; OLDS. '65 F85; 4 Dr .. air--------LlN1'.S. You em ... ellllD 200 H.P., Auto. tn.ns. C!Ond., Veey clean. S 1450. nie -..-. _, call far Jaat peam. a "1· Dial Wllllt 1111 t · r Dime• Jim 5561.93 536-ml 642-zml eves. The ~ ;; aeD MUm 9900Used C.n 9900 UMd Car. 9900 ONLY 3 DAYS LEFT! E N D F R 1 ·D A Y J U N E 3 0 Johnson & Son ANNIVERSARY BARGAIN HUNTER SPECIAL 2 ONLY NEW 1967 COMETS $2199 SALE! VALUES BEYOND COMPARE MERCURY C OU'GA.R. "Car of tfte Year" Johnson's $2689.80 PRICES ST ART AT • • • • • • • 1967 CONTINENTAL S·AYE $1500 OR MORE MERCURY COLONY PARK STATION WAGON • -. SAVE UP TO ••• s950 JOHNSON & SON ·ORANGE COUNTY'S OLDEST LINCOLN-MERCURY-COUGAR DEALER 900 W. COAST HWY. -NEWPORT BEACH 545-8278 642-0981 • .. ,. -.. , .. .... ·> ·'> :: ,If .~ •• ·: ·= i ... . ~· .. ·· -~ • !C ·!,.. :~ ·~ ·• ·• -~ ... -: ., :;. . : .. .. :,. ·"' ... : New C•rs 9100New Cus WtdntsdJy, June 28, 1967 DAILY PILOT 3J -9i00New Cars 9800 New Cars flOo- WIN! . WIN! WIN! Exactly 100 1967 Fords Drastically Reduced DURING OUR ANNIVERSARY SALE·A·BRATION FRIE PRIZI DIA WINGS EYIRY DAY IN THE MONTH OF JUNE! YOU'LL AGRU WE'RE OFFIRING THI GllATDT SAVINGS OF 1t67 ON THIS SPECIAL GROUP OF N!W AND LOW-MILIAGE STAFF CAIS. NO MORE AT THESE SAVINGS! GRAND PRIZE · S.DAY VACATION 1N IXICO CITY ~ FOi TWO INCWDING JET FARE! , 2ND PllZll FRD USI OF '67 CAMPO FOi ONIWllK WE IYEN IUY THI GAS! NOTHING TO IUY! JUlf cetM In and ,... ... , te win OM er l'MN •1luallle ,....._ O.lly 4rtwlr.-fer tickets te MeW; L.wt, A,.W G.ww, wl the 0.-- •ftl' Ceunty Heme Show -flrst attrectien In the t1•1eut AMhelm Certventlen Cettter- ttartlne June 30. O.lly wfn,.... alte •Utl~le te win ene ef eur trend ,..be v8Uffentf - 19 2 DOOi HARDTOP • VI t11t~ crui-tttc. _, ................ ., .•. , ... w/,_r .. , --~ All C.ONDI· TH*INe, 1.-.. miner, wsw. s3546 .... lltltl. ..... ltk. Ne. IH ($953.33 off of wlnffw sticker price) 1967 MUST ANG 2 DOOR HARDTOP $2695 (nil-tic, .... Ill Wi ii fir ... ... luw •-1• ........ _, ..... . ..... rHle. 19"tM , ..... ($649.62 •ff •' .trwlew sticker r1C11) VACATION PAY COMING? WHY WAIT, BUY NOW, PAY LATElt. ALL OFFERS C 0 N S I D I It I! D , TRADES ACCl!ftTED, PAID FOR OR NOT. '63 CHEVROLET STATION WAGONS '65 EL CAMINO '65 MUSTANGS '63 PONTIAC lAltGI STOCK TO CHOOSE FROM. MANY WIT-H Allt CONDITIONING. SOME t PASSENG!lt VL eu!MWtlc. rMlo. 11 8 9 5 .... , Uc. Ne. T·I ..... '6J COMET 2 DR. 11"tlnt I. llr•••· llt rv .., ~....,,... $!IL ' $995 ~':" .::,.~:;,,~")·'"· '6J OLDS 81 ,.,. .. ve·.,,.,.....,,.,..., • .,..., ....... 1lu .ln•1 AS L.OW AS ' $1595 PIT JU =~111•.:ir~H~ s1395 ·----------·· H.T. VI. r9dlo, lw•Nt• ._ ______________ ... ______________ _ =-~=tic,= s1195 PIPE fllTI'!R SPECIAL 1'"'1"' a. tw•n. lie. 1967 MUSTANG 1963 FORD F-250 ~ ~111. 1111e .... Henlte,. VI , ellto,,.•li,, pewtr 1tH •i11f, re· •----------·· 4'ie, ll•e+.r, ti..W ,1 .. ., wliit1 aide w•ll tlfe1, ,,., ..... , ..... ..... , .. , ...... VI ........ 4......... '67 CAMARO WAS $3395 .-... •• Jt.Ott ectH1 Mfl-. THIS WEEKS SPECIAL $1495 111 ""'°""''' !Tetwml.-s2 5 g 5 ,..,., red!• •llfl l!Mtw. lew ml!Hee lfftltlflll wfll!w 11111111 A U..al •I $2Q95 Uc. No. TOUIJ1 '64 PONTIACS 0 ....... P'r1ra.•ull-s1895 :;4,:'' ~. llUI leek '66 FORD GALAX'IE 500 1 end 4 door herdlop1 "" with f1c+o'Y .. __________ ,. w•,,•11ty, VI '"''"'• avto ... alic, tatllo, hH tt •, '66 FORD CUSTOM '62 FAIRLANE AS LOW AS '65 FORD f..100 powtt ilu rin9, with et without ait cond. A1 tew •• ~. Autlmet1c. rWll s149 5 -flNlef, ...... ... ~""" YI. .utorNlk. r•dlo. ...... -1-1,. U... No. SVUN&. $2395 1967 THUNDIRllRD J DOOi LANDAU C~ All CC*On'IONI.... $ ................... ,. .,..,.,.................. 4446 ......, .... ,.....,,__, -"··""'·--~-.. •-•· Mr. 11191"'. --•stidcer prioe) ..... M. .... 141 ($1306.J.t ... " ..... 1967 GALAXIE 500 . CONVElmLE '3495 C$NU2 .......... sticker FORD ROTUND DIAGNOSTIC CENnR Southern c.1nom1•'• finestt Gives .,,,, Amerfc.,, c•r 130 ~ronic Msts for per· formance •nd ufety while youJ watch .,. your own di•lt •nd indtc.tors In • cN- matired ,1 ... room. T•lr• .... tftM • minutes -$9.95 full eest. ECONOMY CAR CENTEllt '•dory .uthorlnd .. 1 .. , Mrvice and pwia for Ford Mtnomy un. lncludi"I new~ model "C". La,,.. inventory ,....,, for lm- medi.,e delivery. SUPER SERVICE CENTtR Service •ncl repair lf•llt for wortcing • 75 c.,s dmult•neousfy, phn cempl ... bolty and fNint shops. All coordiMfed by mcNl- ern control towef' that speech Mrvice, mint. mil" w•its. HIGH PERFORMANCE CAR CENTER Fadory authori..ct .. -. terVic:e. and parts for Ford built high performancie un.. Ex.. cutlve Orange de•ler for Shelby-AmeriCMt GT -350, GT SOO.COIRA. Always • bit ... lection on displey and ready for immediate delivery. C:OURTESY BUS SERVICE Our own mcMt-n buses leave every h•lf hour for frM tr•nsport1tion to •nd from your work. home or school while your car It being serviced. UNDISPUTED LEADERSHIP t lh acr" of the most modem Fonl ...... Mrvice, fNrh, and finana facilities on the w .. t Coast . EASY fllNANCING Choose your own fin•nclng plan. Bank - Credit Union -Fin•nce ComfNnJ. Up te 41 months flnamclng •v•ll•Me. ..... ' .,,.. ...... ..,,. .. , ._.,. ... .--··~· -'·~ . ~ '~ -·--··· ... -- ,,,~; DAJL Y PILOT Wednesday, Jun~ 28; 1%7 New Cars ( I 9800 Ntw Cars ,. ,. '65 RAMBLER AMERICAN. '"°'· Sedel\. ' cyll...itr •"91~. 1utomerlc transmluloll. redlo •nd llftlllr, """'"' well lirn. 1'.000 mllH. '66 PONTIAC GTO 7-0r. MT , V.f Tri-Power r"tll,,., .. ......., tran,mlulon. rec:llo. llHln, orlolMI ~ 11,,. llru. bl1clt willl black Interior. FULL PRICE $2777 ,... '64 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE Con~rllble. HVd••· maflc. -r steering, -· braku. wtllte Wiii lirH. AQIHI too .,.,.. Wllllt bo"'°'" ex~rtor ""''"-. t.-mllttw FULL PRICE $1577 ,. '63 GRAND PRIX Mvdramall< tr1nsmin l0ft, _, sit'•· Int. _, bt'•kn. r•dlo. M•ltr """"' •Ide Wiii lir?•. FULL PRICE $1277 9800New C1n '65 THlll&BIRD Full --'""'"" ..W f9dwY w C111'dlllonl- FULL $2577 PRICE '66 PONTIAC LE MANS N>r. HT. V .... Hydr-llC. _, -I~. rltdlo, MllU, WSW, ivory w1111 orlt lM I bl<w -1or. 12.000 mllft wllh warranty boelll. FULL $2577 PRICE '59 TRIUMPH T RJ l'Oldaltr. 11111 Wtlh ffil '""'"8r. FULL $577 PRICE '61 CONTINENTAL Fun -lnc•UdlM wi-. tactarv 11r, te.t,,.,., ~ WSW ,.,....,,_ FULL PRICE $)477 , New c.,. • tlOONtwC1rw noo New C.rs · 9100 ew Cars 9IOO N•• Cars FIREBIRD ''326'' 53215 '63 YAUAIJ ~ ....... ,m....,. . ........,..., , ....... '-M, ...... sloR ... llf'IL FULL $1077 PRICE , " OIYIOlfT El c-.ifte. V_. ......... P-,.,itdl ~ ...... ~.--- .. ,, "--ledwy '" Cllf'df~ FULL $)777 PRICE 'U VOllSW l&tll SMM. • ...,.. -.......... Ito ..... Mii tires.. FULL $)277 PRICE '6' PONTIAC FULL PRICE $)977 IEAUTffUL STARLIGHT BLACK. e AUTOMATIC TUNSMISSION • ,PUSH.BUTTON RADIO • OUTSIDE MIRROR e CUSTOM FRONT AND REAR SUT IELTS, •_CQHSOL.E • POWO STl•IUNG .... ID ST~P.a WIDE OVAL TIRES e SOFT RAY 1'tH11D WINDSHlaD GLASS • t26 VI ENGINE e S"fOCK NO. fl..fn • LIST PltlCI S3S54. '62 CHEVROLET ,....,.,, ~. lt.T. VI, _,,fide, -ldlJeri-redlo •NI ....... _,. alolt -n ",.., FULL $1277 PRICE '67 CHEVROLET ~1111111 2-(W. 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Encbancing an- other corner, featuring 1 part of the price- les,, art treasures collected by the Farwells over many years on their travels, is the youth· ful beauty of other debutantes (at right, left to right), the Misses Linda Oarol Pfleger, De Ann Evans, Margo Jane Weed and Patti Anne Chase. Others who mingled with guests on the brick f.er'race overlooking the bay are the Misses Victoria Allan Fleming, Courteftey Geddes, Renee Suzanne Ingold, Jocelyn Eliza.- beth Mickle. Holly Martha McCny, Beverly Poitras, Kathleen Patricia Root and Elizabeth Adams Steele. ,, BEA ANDERSON. Editor w.-...y, ,_ • tNJ ... ,._ » Home Society D·ebutantes Introduced A panoramic view of the aparkling waters of Newport Bay was a fitting backdrop tor the furmal Presentation Tea, given by Newport Harbor Auxiliary, Children's Home Society to introduee 1967 debutantes. · Opening her Balboa Peninsula home for the lovely affair ~Y wu Mrs. Byron Farwell. Enhancing the wann, friendly atmosphet'e of the bom9 was the priceless collection of art treasures, arrangements of spring blO&- soms which were placed throughout the setting and on the tea table. and the youthful beauty of preseutees. ~ Welcoming the 16 young women, who will be presented to society during the 14th annual ball and their mothers were Mrs. Merton K. Camer· on, auxiliary president and Mrs. Wallace Genie, ball chairman. Additional hostesses were ball committee members, the Mmes. George GWT, Charles Peyton, Donald Swedlund, Ira Smith, James Johnston, William Harper, Alvin Cox, Frank Trane, Robert Meserve and John Watson. Debut.antes and their parents are Miss Jill Kristine Brougbten. Mrs. Nan Broughten and John Brooghten; Miss Patti Anne Chase, Mr. and Mrs. Patrick S. Chase; Miss De Ann Evans, Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Evans; Mia Vic- toria Allan Fleming, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Fleming; Miss Courtenay Ged- des, Mr. and Mrs. Randall Felix Geddes, a.nd Miss Ann Nelson Holltein. Kr. and Mrs. Wil)iam S. Holstein. Others are Miss Renee Suzanne Ingold, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fred· erkk Ingold; Miss Jocelyn Elizabeth Mickle, Col. and Mrs. Alan Jocelyn Mickle; Miss Holly Martha McCray, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Coyle McCray; Miss Nancy Anne Neece, Mrs. Robert Putnam Hankey. and Miss Linda Carol Pfleger, Mr. and Mrs. George Thomas Pfleger. / Concluding the list are Mjss Beverly Poitras, Mr. and Mrs. WUTell E. i>Qitras; Miss Kathleen Patricia Root, Dr. aod Mrs. Terrell Lake Root; Miss Shelley Spurgeon, Mr. and Mrs. William B. Spurgeon ID; Miss Elizabeth Adams Steele, Mr. and Mrs. Ricbard Steele, and Miss Margo Jane Weed, Kr. and Mrs. Robert N. Weed. ' The Debutante Ball has become a social highlight of the Harbor Area holiday season and is the auxiliary's major philanthropic effort in its sup- port of Children's Home Society, the oldest and largest privateiy mpported adoption •agency in California. Friends Have Rare Beef; Guests Deserve Cold Shoulder DEAit ANN LANDERS: PleaR say aomething to people who talk instead of eat. Six of us go out for dinner toeether a couple times a week. OM woman in the group starU to talk ~ minute the food arrives and die doesn't touch her plate until everyone else has finllhed. Tben we aD have to wait for her to eat her main COl.ll'Se before we can get our dessert. She ts, unfortunately, a very slow eater. Sometimes we have to wait aa long as 30 minutes. Tb.is b-abit of hers always makes us late for the theater or the card game or whatever we have pbanned. If you have a cure, please pass it on. -X.ASPERATED DEAR X.: If no one hat tAtld this woma1t to atop talking and to start \' I ANN LANDERS [il eati.aC, IOIMHt 1111D11ld. 8illee Y• are t1te OH wile wn&e, I •Ued ~t yo1 be tlae Me &o tell Im. DEAR ANN LANDERS: I just read the Jetter from the boy whose father died. He wrote to tell you the stupid things people said to his mother at the funeral. I hope some of those ig- noraDt folks will pay attention to bis letief and to mine, as well. Recently we lost our a&>rable 4- year-old daughter. She was retarded, but it didn't matter to m. We loved her jut the tame. I can count on one band Ile people who said, "I am scny'' -and let it go at that. Al· most every person said, "She is bet- ter off-" or "It's really a blessing-" or -"Now you woo't have to worry anymore." One woman suggested that now J woold have more free time and could join the garden club. Please, Ann, tell your readers if they attend ttie funeral of a retarded or a hanmcapped child, it isn't neces· sary to remind the parents that their child was ttift@rent from other chil· dren. A simple 'Tm rorry" is enough. -TEMPLE, TEX. DEAR TEMPLE: Here 11 your let- ter and I can add nothing except my tbanb to you for wrttJng It. I do hope you understand that these peo- ple meant to 1ay something support· Ive and comforting, but, unfortunate· ly, their remarks were grossly off target. DEAR ANN LANDERS: J am sit· ting home alone watching TV, while my husband is at a party. It is quite an affair I am sure, but he forgot to tell me about it until 5:30 tonight wh en he telephoned to ask me to make sure his suit was ready and his shoes were shined. Of course it was too late for me to gel my hair fixed and find a baby-sitter for the children. Tl\is is not the first bme he has pulled this stunt and it probably won't be the last. I am a nice looking girl and can carry on a good conversa· lion. If my husband is ashamed of me I can't figure out the r~son. I guess he has a better time at ~es when he can behave like a bachelor. Will you please tell me what to do about this humiliating situation? - SUB-BASEMENT BLUES DEAR SUB: Party invitations are usually sent to t.be house, addresaed to Mr. and Mrs. or If It's a phone Invitation, one wlfe calls the other. I am mystified as to why you learn of these partJet at die last •• .. Hunt up some 1lt&en wlll am • called on 1bort llOtiee ... ._, .. 10 fu11y about yoar Ulr. 11le .st time be palls th11 catie, td , .... ready and 10 wttlt him. What is French kissing! b it wrong? Who should set the neckinC limits -the boy or the girl: Can a shotgun wedding succeed! Read Allll Landers' booklet. ''Teen-age Sa - Ten Ways to Cool It." Send 50 cmta in coin and a long. se-lf·addreued. stamped envelope. Ann Landers will be glad t.o help you witti your problems. 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For today, after they were wel· comed and introduced during the traditional Presentation Tea in the Balboa Peninsula borne of Mrs. Byron Farw~ll. the pt'eselltees spent much time chatting with each other, learning future pl~ such as which colleges they'll be attending and what majors have been chosen. Conviviality reigns at the tea table where the Misses Shelley Spurgeon. Jill Kristine Broughten. Nancy Anne Neece and Ann Nelson Holstein (above, left to right) atop to vmt over tea cups. Encbancing an. other corner, featuring a part of the price- less art treasures collected by the Farwells over many years on their travels, is the youth· ful beauty of other debut.antes (at right, left to right), the Misses Linda Carol Pfleger, De Ann Evans, Margo J'8lle Weed and Patti Anne Chase. Others who mingled with guests on the brick t«race overlooking the bay are the Misses Victoria Allan Fleming, Courtenay Geddes, Renee Suzanne Ingold. Jocelyn Eliza.- beth Mick.le. Holly Martha McCray, Beverly Poitras, Kathleen Patricia Root and Eliiabeth Adams Steele. BEA ANDERSON# Editor w ........ y. J-a. 1"1 Na "-» Home Society Debut antes Introduced A panoramic view of the sparkling waters of Newport Bay was a fitting backdrop for the f'on:nal Presentation Tea, given by Newport Harbor Auxiliary, Children's Home Society to introduce 1967 debutantes. Opening her Balboa Peninsula home for the lovely affair today w.as Mrs. Byron Farwell. Enhancing the warm, friendly atmosphere of the home was the priceless collection of art treasures, arrangements of spring blo,,- soms which Wef'e pl.aced throughout the setting and on the tea table, and the youthful beauty of presentees. Welcoming the 16 young women, who will be presented to society during the 14th annual ball and their mothers were Mrs. Merton K. Camer· on, auxiliary president and Mrs. Wallace Genie, ball chainnan. Additional hostesses were ball committee members, the Mmes. G«wge Gurr, Charles Peyron, Donald Swedlund, Ira Smith, James Johnston, W-tlliam Harper, Alvin Cox, Frank Trane, Robert Meserve and John Watson. Debutantes and their parents are Miss Jill Kristine Broughten, Mrs. Nan Broughten and John Broughten; Miss Patti Anne Chase, Mr. and Mrs. Patrick S. Chase: Miss De Ann Evans, Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Evans; Miss Vic· toria Allan Fleming, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Fleming; Miss Courtenay Ged· des, Mr. and Mrs. Randall Felix Geddes, and Miss Ann Nelson Holstein, Mr. and Mrs. Wil_liam S. Holstein . Others are Miss Renee Suzanne Ingold, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fred- erkk Ingold; Miss Jocelyn Elizabeth Mickle, Col. and Mrs. Alan Jocelyn Mickle; Miss Holly Martha McCray, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Coyle McCray; Miss Nancy Anne Neece. Mrs. Robert Putnam Hankey. and Miss Linda Carol Pfleger. Mr. and Mrs. George Thomas Pfleger. Concluding the list are Miss Beverly Poitras, Mr. and Mrs. Warren E. Poitras; Miss Kathleen Patricia Root, Dr. aod Mrs. Terrell Lake Root; Miss Shelley Spurgeon, Mr. and Mrs. William H:--Spurgeon ID; Miss Elizabeth Adams Steele, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Steele, and Miss Margo Jane Weed , Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. Weed. The Debutante Ball has become a social highlight of the Harbor Area holiday season and is the auxiliary'& major philanthropic effort in its sup- port of Children's Horne Society, the oldest and largest privately supported adoption agency in California. Friends Have Rare Beef; Guests Deserve Cold Shoulder I eatlnf, someone sbouJd. Stace you are the one who wrote, I 1u11eat that you be the one to tell her. DEAR ANN LANDERS : Please •Y IOIDltbiag to people who talk instead of •t. Six of ue go out for dillMr foeether a couple times a week. One woman in the group starta to talk h minute the food arrives and she doeln't touch her plate until everyone else bu fiollhed. Then we all have to w.tt for her to eat her main course before we can get our dessert. She is, unfortunately, a very slow eater. Sometimes we have to wait aa Jong DEAR ANN LANDERS: I just read u 30 minutes. the letter from the boy whose father This babit of hers always makes died. He wrote to tell you the stupid us late for the theater or the card things people said to his mother at game or whatever we have planned. the funeral. I hope some of those ig· If you have a cure, please pass it on. norant folks will pay attention to his -X.ASPEBATED l~ttet and !Q..mine, as well. DEAR X.: If no one has-tOld Dtls -ltecently· we !Ost our a&rable 4- womat to 1tctp t.Ocing and to start year~old daughter. She was retarded, but It dldn't matter to us. We loved her just the same. I can count on one hand the people who said, "I am SorTY11 -and let lt go at that. Al· most every person said, "She is bet· ter off -" or "It's really a blessing-" or -"Now you won't have to worry anymoce." One worn.an suggested.that now I would have more free time and could join the garden club. Please. Ann, tell your readers if they attend the funeral of a retarded or a handicapped child, it isn't neces· sary to rem.ind the parents that their child was different from other chil· dren. A simple 'Tm sorry" is enough. -TEMPLE. TEX. DEAR TEMPLE: Here Is your let. ter and I can add nothing except my tbankt to you for writing It. I do hope you uoderaland that these peo- ple meant to say something support- ive and comforting, but, unfortunate· ly. thelr remarks were possly off target. DEAR ANN LANDERS: I am sit· ling home alone watching TV, while my husband is at a party . It is qujte an affair I am sure. but he forgot to tell me about it until 5:30 tonight when he telephoned to ask me to make sure his suit was ready and his shoes were shined. i/ course It was too late for me to get my hair fixed and find a baby-sitter for the children. This is not the first tame he has pulled this stunt and it probably won't be the last. T am a nice looking girl and can carry on a good conversa- tion. If my husband is ashamed of me I can't figure out the reason. I guess he has a better time at parties when he can behave like a bachelor. Will you please tell me what to do about this humiliating situation? - SUB-BASEMENT BLUES DEAR SUB : Party Invitations are usually 11ent to the house. addressed to Mr. and Mrs. or If It's a phone Invitation, one wife calls the other. I am mystified as to why you learn of th~ parties at the last molllt9l Hunt up some sitters who can be called on short notice and doe't be so fussy about your hair. The .ext time be puJls thi s cutle, get yoanelf ready and co with him. What is French kiss ing? ls it wrong? Who should set the necking limits -the boy or the girl: Can a shotgun we<lding succeed ? Read Ann Landers' booklet. "Teen-age Sex - Ten Ways to Cool It." Send 50 cents in coin and a long. self-addressed, stamped envelope. Ann Landers will be glad to help you with your problems. Send them Lo her in care of the DAILY PILOT, enclosing a stamped. self-addressed envelope. r ~Y. JLIM 28, 1967 Alaskan Honeymoon . Deanna Gossett' s a Bride Y's Menette• Y's Meneuu ptben ev· et)' aeccnl Monday.la mem· hen' bomll at· 7:at p.m.. ---"ob-tainable bJ caWq th e Honeymooning !JI Aloolu '!'Ile -Mn. -1' he alli•llM wttb Sic-'ha YMCA ofllco, -· I« tllree .,..ks .,. David or.!':'" Of • ---~·-Gomma H~·~ ii on· -========:::; Thom., M•I-Of Balboa ~ ~w • .., " 1eotTechnoloa,Beau-mciftM' ~Afr. - and hiJ bride. the -moot. Tu. Her liiilband. cnft Qrp.. Huallqtoa SAND ..... n Deanna Kay Gouett o1 Hun· IOD ol tbe late Mr. and Mn. Beadl. tlngloo Beach. John H. Malaoed Of n-----Je ~" --•-•~-NOW The couple were wed ln vill ~ • 1.: coup ,wu.1 ~ ..,..-e, Mlcll .• earned blf !Jo. home In H•""·-n-~ double ring ..,..,,,..., rlt.e c:belcr --.-~ DO --&ftl read by the n.v. G. R111-Ml•"il:!:fy~ -llleyn-flrom AJao. U '""" sel Shaw in the Firtt Metb-1;;;;;;;;;-'i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;i;ii;;;i~ ... ;ib.~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ odid Church, Huntingtonll Beach. Wedding mualc wu provided by Mn. Jean Tyn- dall. -... Mn. Char· lene J.AP'oa, oqan1ll The ...,,.. Of Mr .... Mn. Joe B. c-ett Of SJi. bee, Ta., the bride WM Clv· en in manill e by her fath· er. She W'Ol"e a Door length rown of pMU de soie, llyl- ed aloac empire llnel and !rimmed wi111 loce. Qxnplet, U.. bw eDNl'Dble were a matcblng train, peau de IOie roee Mldiq an elbow length veil Md a cuoMe of white c.-... and slopllanotio. OP-EN HODS!! • CELEBRATING OUR CONTINUOUS . . . EXPANSION PROGRAM THROUGHOUT THE ORANGE COUNTY AREA • *Now In Costa Mesa Member-guest Tournomenf Given Feminine Touch 1be new Mn:. M.alleed LI a phylic&l eduoltioo teach- er with the Huntington -u-Hip Scl>ool OUtrlct llOd ii -Oii her mlllben dell'ee at Cali· fomi.a SliMe Collet• at Long Bead!. AND Huntington Beach Women golfers from 22 partldpai.ing clubs will con· verge on Santa Ana Country Club 1inb Thursday and Friday, J uly IS and 7, for competition in the member-guest tournament. entitled Fiesta of the Traveling Ladies. Following the two-day event will be relantion in a colorfully decorated clubhouse ~· Berlin Bound Coed Studies Abroad Bouo:t f« BerliD llboard the SS Ryndan ll Mill Dt· ana Orei.u, daughter of Mr. end Mn. Edward Dreiu o( Colta Mesa, who is taking part in the Amer· leans Alr.t Sommer Pro- cram al the Ameri ca n P"ield Service. Mils Dreiss, who will be a eeaicr at Ettancla H I g h School .... ran. will opeod the month of July in BerliD with Mr. and Mrs. We11· • Krause and their 11)..yeer· eld dmgtbr. Karin. In -""" will Imel to Erknback., a small town tn aontbl!lln Germany, and "9ide wlDl Mr. and Mrs. ' .,. E'r n 1 t ScbW!. and their ~ •· • _:___. daughter KariJI, age 18. AFS STUDENT 'J'he Coria Meta. coed. a ....._,.pe, buff, Ml a S.3 -· palm ........ She " -..ttve in h AP'S. Gtrll' .nW!l"l8T)' ol her ----4. '-""• Glrlo' Alblalc M-"'-sociatiOn ad ~ parenb:, Mr. and Mrt. E. Scholanbip Fedatllfk>o. Jn _E_. _P ____ m_Amort __ u_o,_T_e_x. odd!IH>a, .. " .,.-en1 Of the Pep Club md ttudent body COlllllliNk:IDe of af. fairs. Outside ol ICbool sh~ worked at lbe Me. Ve!'de Library. On her w., to New York with her famly, she waa a ble to attend a fmnlly re- union amd the eotb wedding Auxiliary American Legion CI u b-- twu.e, Newport Bead!. 11 the Hitting for the meeting of the Americmn Legion Aux· iliary Unit 291 every sec- ond Monday at 8 p.m. JUST ARRIVED !~! NEW DESIGNER SAMPLE CUTS I $il k,., w •• 1 •• 1; ....... ; ... ,.tt.4 ,.tt.~1. l•c••· "''"'f 011• of • ki11,, EXCLUSIVE SELECTION 'IALUES TO $b'l.GO YD. ALL 'h ,II.ICE l;IUlltRY -FOR IE ST SELECrlON where jeweled dolls will be awarded to lucky par· ticipants at each table. Mrs. Pope Hilburn (rlgbtl. decorationa chairman i6 being assisted in last min · ute detaili by Oeft to right) Mn. Joel Lyle decora· lions cf>Chairman and Mrs. Stuart Diehl.' tourna· ment cha.i.nnan, Ghermans Announce Daughter's Betrothal Friends and family gath. ered for a festive party in the Balboa Bay Club where the betrothal of Susar. Lee Gherman and Harry Rogers Drackett III was an- nounced. The future bride is the daughter or Dr. and Mrs. E. Mortimer Gherman of Malibu, frequent visitor1 to the Harbor Area. The Gher· mans will make Newport Beach t h e I r permanent residence ttns fall. The bened,ict-elect is the son of Mr. and Mr1. Roger D r a c k e t t ol Cincinnati. Ohio. Present lo fete the couple were the f u t u r e bride- ~room ':ri family from Ohio; Logan Eisele II of Colorado. who will be best ma.n, and Mrs. Eisele. and Miss Salee Gherman, who will be her sister's maid oi honor. The couple will wed dur- ing evening rites Aug. 12, kl All Saints Epi9COpll Church, Beva-ly Hilll. Mlu Gherman Is • crad· uate ol John Muir H i g h School, Puaden1 and Kath- erine Gibbs School and al· tended Santa Monica City SUSAN GHERMAN Her maid of booor w.. Mi• -~ ol Sioux Falh, S. D., who wore a street. length dreat of avo- cado -de -· -ol empire otylo with loce 1r!m. Avocado bald lu!Je -caught by a mM:tina raee- bud Of -do ..... """ ebecorried a-1 1Joo. quel Of ,._ moloodc clal- oiet. Mia Elrllne W-Of Houston, Ta ., Mid Mn. Ml- cilael MCKam;nen ol Long Beach won-limllar dreue1 and beadpfecet but In yel· low for tbrir duties • hrideamaidl. TbeiJ' colonial ' bouquetl were o( avocado green majestic deilies. The bridegroom Mi:ed his brother Cbarlet Howard Malaeed Of Ypotlanti, Mlch .. to serve as belt man. The bride's brotber Terrence Gouett ol Santa Clara, Ken- neth Miller of N e wpor t Beach and McNamera U1b· ered. Midlaet and Vicki Hareett of Newport Belch atiended as ring bearer and flower glrl. Immediately following t.he e«emooy, guests gathered in the Huntington Be a ch Country Club fQr a gala re· ce-ption with orchestra mu· s1c by the Hy-Tones. Assis· hng at the receptio n were ,.1n. Terrence GOCNett. Mn. Roe1 MacOooald .mid the Milaea Sallie Coltrin, Ju· di Feut: and Barbara Sue stephenson. BEST Tiie DAILY "LOT •ff•t1 J0111• of Hie i,..t f••*u•••· D,. •chi•I IU.,,.,. of rt•dert, I Yl llt l:dt Ill I •"'f 11ew1p•por ln I~• n•tion. College. Her fiance is a August Bride g r a d u a t e of Winchen-l;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iiii;.,.;;;;Piiiiiiiii~ den School. Mais.. where he a f r i liated, with Beta ~ta Pi. Olde st Fine Jewellers ond Silver5miths Open Mon. ond Fri. Eves. til 9:30 p.m. Betrothal Revealed The betrothal of Susan Zehner Chiba to Petet Wi\. ham Nilsen haa been told by her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Milan Q\iba of La· guna Beach. 1'he bride-elect is a grad· uate of Redlands Jtigh School and the University of Orego n where she alfili· ated with Alpha Delta Pi. Her fiance, M>n of Mr. and Mrs. William Nilsen of West Covina, is an alumnus of Loyola University and re· ceived his MSc degree in I f..-l engineering at UCLA . p The couple will marry ~ July 22 in Laguna Beach. Homemakers Corona de\ Mar Youth i r..f'nter. fo'ifth arid Ir is Ave-1 nues. is I.he sci.ting for the t meeling oC Coasl Homemak· . ers al 9:30 a.m . every se.::· ffi1iiiii/iiiiiiiii~~~~~~~ond f''riday of the mon_th_. • ]1n11•11 Ftb111r11 ll1rcll .A pril G~rntt .Amt1b11I .Aq11•1111riat n;amond F.mtrlld Pra rl is one ol lhe mosl sen11ment1I, mean1n1.fol g1fts you un 11vt Mo!hM on htr da~. Delictlely cral1ed in fourteen karat whi tt or yello'll gold, 1 spar~lln£ 1enuir1t birt~sloM rep11sents tach fami~ mernbtr. ii Li ngerie Ro bes Phone 673-1950 Corsefry BANKAMERI CARD 2737 E11t CCN11t Highway, Coron• del Mar '"' Junt /air Rub1 A111111t Ptr1dot S1pltmb1r S1ppltir1 Odoffr Op1/ No.,tmfft iop1t D1c1mb1r B/11• Zirf!Otl Stnoe~ ................... ffom SID lo $40 Brooch , , .••.•••••••.•••.••••••• · • • •. SJQ Hou ·~ Sonto And, . Bullock·, Hol l' s P.oisadon-"I Kl 7.5s91 Foshion Squti re Hall's Pomona AREA PHONE 54N368 SLIM and TRIM r; I 1418I11111~ ncmH .. ,...llllCllfl' ... MU.LJM PACIUnll ,,.... MIN A• Wotmf CA# UHi, LOii. 01 ............... WltMfT FEATURING '* HOT WHIRL- POOL IATHS S..A_,Act.. ........ '-'-....... * FLORIDA SUN TAN ROOMS w_ .......... ._ T• ... T-Ar...t *DESERT DRY HEAT ROOMS •~e1rc ....... ... ..... , ...... * EU:CTRONIC MASSAGE ................... .. -m.an.k hpt. OPEN HOUSE CELEBRATION S·P·E·C·l·A·L MEN-WOMEN: IE A CHARTER MEMIER "First 35 to Call or Come In JOIN TODAY FOR SPECIAL OPENING RAlES" DESERT DRY HEAT 11.00t.4 T ... rm1111 DJllY-MIAT ""'"'' -· -1110 1llm!n•l11 polMn1 '""' ~ ....,., , .. 111..,ultm Ian ti Hefti _.,_ltfll, A > ft-""'-••llM !tr ....... • -~· .. 1 •• 11111. Plenty of FREE PARKING * OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK * 10 a.m. • 10:00 p.m. Mon. thru Fri 10 a.m. · 6 p.m SATURDAY * 1 p.m. · 6 p.m . SUNDAY LUXUlltlOUS SUNROOMS •.• Tho1• 1ol•ri11m1 pro•id• '-"'l•n-tr•+•' 1p•r~le. Gi~•• yo11 Ii.-. of 1u11Jii11• i11 j11.t o f•w ..,;11..t.., CALL OR COME BY TODAY FOR A FREE TOUR *COSTA MESA 549-3368 2300 Harbor Blvd . HartH.r Skppl"t C". *ANAHEIM 826-0381 51 0 S. Buch (Hwy. 39) ..... ~~c". *ORANGE 639-2441 62 2 E. Kot.tie ---.... -"'.'.-...,....:'"~ -~-~ ',,. .. __________________________ _. T '. • . . . ' :. • • • -, " - POR· PORI PORI PORI 5 F ~ ., ·~ ASSl HALI nsr m J --. --.. ~ --... -- 7. - :. -.. . -. WednesdlY. June 28, 1967 DAJL Y PILOT 35 YOUR MOST MODERN COMPLETE DISCOUNT FOOD SUPERMARKET EVERY MEAT PURCHASE AT WHITE FRONT CARRIES AN UNCONDITIONAL DOUBLE-YOUR-MONEY-BACK GUARANTEE I IUTTHMI J • 1 • • •• ,"FOR THE FOURTH" HOffMAN'sSHANKHALF-1111WH•amc1b • .q ft( . PORTERHOUSE or T-BONE · .~ ~ ·} SMOKED HAM ..... 7.b. t ·. ~· :~:. · lb. ROUND STEAK... ~. \ lb. • ~.......-:!! 9'°'PO...-RKlllCNICR.O .. ILllW'tmlAST '" .. 3· 10 ..SUCEDIACOI._ .... -==-~~-SllLOllTIPSTEllS ........ M.~~.. ,WN-IOte.W ••• ~19c.. 790 ... HOFFIAI Ull SAUSAGE .. -=~ 2' LEAi CLUB STEAKS ..... ,1 .. ···• Kf,~.. RUMP ROAST...... lb. PORK BUTT ROAST~~lt HORMEL CURITY HAMS :::~1.21 Sl:OIN TIP ROAST. .......... ....;::;::: 9t PORK STEAKS &ftc SKIPPER STEAKS ... ; ........ 1uc_., 14' I "·SHORT RIIS ............. 39cli. 29'. RIB ROAST ....... ELS~~~::E~~ ft> •• 79~ TOP SIRLOIN .~~S$~~.;::s1.29 •• ELSEWHERE &9c lb. "1b SAIDWICH STEAKS .......... :=~!.• .. . IELON CUT RUMP ROAST. .. u;~ at. PORK SAUSAGE .. ~~:w: •. 2l TURKEY DRUMSTICKS .... iur:::i.r,.. ... 2t. PUTE BOILING BEEF ........... n~~~~ lt. RIB STEAKS ........... E~Stf9~~~E Bl •••• lag ·c&H SUGAR c ll.llWHDI 19c . ARDEN FLAVOR FRESH M.J. B . OPEN SHORTENING PURE VEGETABLE ILSIWHIRI 69c lb. Tuesday# ·CRISCO , COFFEE c July 4th c 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. ltb. con ... IUEWHERE 19c a Ht. t1.lt -llKWHlll $2.05. LOW, LOW PRICES ON WHITE FRONT'S FROZEN FOOD SPECIALS 7 DAYS A WEEK MAYONNAISE BEST FOODS c DETERGENT GIANT SIZE . TIDE ICE CREAM r REESY{fET-ELsewHERE 2 for 2sc ge eANQUET-fROZEN 35 e MINUTE MAID LEMONADE •••••. :c::·..... DINNERS ••• "~·~i~Jc... ORANGE JUICE CNHEESf'P1zzA .~\0: •• 49e CREAM 'PiES :·~$: .... 4.o!1 ~g~~ANS 6 $) :~~D:~~~RS 69( ELSEWHIRE 79c CAL-IDA FltENCH or CRINKLE CUT 9-0r. 12 s 1 lARRY'S-8-0Z. BEEF OR TURKEY 35 e ELSEWHERE 21 c for ·poJ ATOE S •• :!~;: . • for SAN OWICHES • :~·~;·:: • • 12-oz. CAN 39c 111 .. wi.. .. 45cJ FARM FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES ••• VARIETY DELICATESSEN * 7 DAY SALE PRICES JUICY CALIF. SUNKIST WATERMELONS ELSEWHERE Bologna, "9 I LUNCH MEAlsj~;~~~~·~ ~ ADVHTISID PRJClS 1mcnv1 7 PUlL DAYS- THUIS., JUNI 29 thrv JULY I SWEET, JUICY VINE RIPENED, HOLIDAY FAVORITE C TENDER & JUICY !LSEWHERf 49c 45• GRAND TASTE FRANKS .,,. lb. . . . . . .. •. 1~ GRAND TASTE FRESH ELSEWHERE 5.5c lb. 45' / ~ lb. PEiCiiis .:.~~~~~ 19~ WHITE ROSE POTATOES 1~;:· 49c LIVER SAUSAGE .... ~~.!~~.~i~.~... lb {\ BY-THE-PIECE-ELSEWHERE SSc lb. 45' GRAND TASTE BOLOGNA ..... . ..... lb \~ . WILSON'S CERTIFIED-ELSEWHERE 69c lb. 59' ~ ALL·MEAT FRANKS ............. :.. .. n. ~ ._...., IMPORTED-SLICED, S-OZ.-ELSEWHERE 75c &7• ~ DANOLA COOKED HAM........... .. DANOLA-IMPORTED ELSEWHERE $1 .19 89' PRE-COOK~D BACON I ~k~.1.... •. . .. . ~ 1 1 :30 A.M. N 9:30 '.M. MON. thru Fii. 9:30 A.M. N 7:30, .M. SA TUIDA Y 11 :00 to 6:00 ft.M. SUNDAY WOODRUFF AND IMPERIAL, DOWNEY BRISTOL AND PAULARINO COSTA MESA I - DAILY PILOT Winner's Circle Viii.tors to Hollywood Park winner's drtle after the race which was .named tor them are npreaentatives of Co.ta Mesa Women's Club (left to ngbt), Mrs. F.dwin Nuteno and Mrs. Beverly Goodwid who congratulate jock~y Ismael Valenzuela, winner of the women's club pune. Club Year Planned African Buff et Treats France-bound Students Mra. llld>onl Allen, cbW· 'l'weoly-lllree bltll lcllool man of Pbilbsmon.ic JbD· 1t:UdenU, 1CCCDpenled by lcn and Newpcwt -Mr. and Mn. t-ro M. Service L • a I 11 e ~. McNutt of CoMa Meta. dre- monlc ~. "'"°ed -~ ~ for ,.,._ her Coroma del Mar home ....--_, for a luncheon ~ where they W111 atud1 the when iJl'OO'arns for the country's language abd cul· COllliDC year wEn outlined. ttn as Pll'f. of the Foreign Membership in Phibr· Language League School• monic Juniors ls open to sophomore and junior grade daugl>..,.. of O..ange Coonty ?hilharmonk Society mem- 1>«" program. The &tudentl, most of whom are from tbe Harbor Area. and their parents we~ guests at an orienta- tion buffet Sunday evening The DAILY PILOT in the McNutt oome. Covers Boatin,.. The dinner, though, wasn't ., French; instead the group Best in West wu treated to an African • == . .· ·tl~ii ..... ··. , .: ,,, 'V ~J:_ flrl!! .... , . ac•A&B PANTIES bul1et. In keeping -... diDDa' t.eme, the yard wu deconiited 1rith palm trees and popw U-, tigon, l(ir- affea and other AfTioan ani- mals. McNutt, chairman of ttie foreign language ·depart- ment at EstU.cia H I g h School, aod his wife are the group's official chaperons. Th:ree week.s will be spent in Reims and three in Vil- lard-de-Lan•. The group al· so will have the opportunity to vi!tt. Paris for a few days and take weekend trips about the C<JUnt.Tyside. Students from Oolta Meii;a are Paula Audette, Bruce C.ampbell. Gwen Caquelin, Kathryn Cooper. Ga/'i• and Raylene C o w I e y, Tan ya Founds, M a r y Margaret Gaines, Lonni J'):_ Goslin. Kristy Louiae Halal, Dor· ind.a Hedrick, Stephanie Lewis, Danlei. Joe Morgan . Peggy Myrick, Kay Nett , Carol Ringwald a.Dd Penel- ope Schilling, From Newport Beach iii Debra Shishkoff ; Balboa Is· land, John Beloin and Co- Newlyweds S. J. Blancos Honeymoon in Las Vegas Apricot. yellow lftd while wu tb.e color ICbeme car- ried out in altar bouquell~ able-~ ments and gowns for thl wedding ol. Sheri-Anne My era and Seaton Jay Blanco Tb e couple acbanCed VOWI and ring• before the Rev •. Dr. DellaB Turner Jn ~ -Pnobyteri-an Olurdl, ~ s.turday. Parenti of tbe 'brtde are Mr. and 11rs. ~v. Myen o1 SolJlb LicaDI, a D d the bridegroom'• ,...u are Mt. and Mrs. uoniice BBl- co af. Balboa. Given in marriap by ber father, the bride wore a white linen f\ill length em- pire gown whiab feetared V enetlan lace at the lm'der of her ~u.-tu llrctb aleeves, wallt, hem mid chapel train. Her e 1 b o w length veil, abo edged with the lace, fell from a coronet of daisies, ro6M, .t.pll.ano- tis and baby breath which also.formed bet' DOeepJ. Wearinf m apricclt-colot· ed. floor lmfth empinl gown with bell sleeviell aod square neckline and carrying yel,- low g1adioll was Mrs. Ed- ward Piorek Of San Clemen- te, honor attendant Similar -in yellow and booquob "' .-Sia· ctiol.i were ae1ecled for the bridemlaids. Mill Renee Wooct of Tu6tln, Jllu Ju- dith -ol Lquna Beach and Mn. Albert W"mtel'attin of Costa Mesa, tfie bride- groom's sister. Serving a1 belt. man was Jell Stevensoo Of Orange, while uaber duties were a&· sumed by David Myers, the MRS. SEATON 'AY BLANCO Double .... lffw bride'• brother, Dave Kin-Elyria and Cleveland, Ohio; ney of Laguna Beach and Mr nd M< "'~--• J DeMi& Merritt of Hunting-· a ?.. lYIJ~ • Payette of San FranciJco, ton Beach. Mrs. Ellen and Mr. and Mrs . David Wright was the organist. Hayward of San Diego. During the reception In Fello-wship Hall a three-tier-The bride, a graduate or ed cake, topped with satin Laguna Beach High School , bell.a: was cut and served to attended Orange Cout Col-t.he 200 guesU who signed lege and California S t a t e the guest book which waS College at Long Beach. Her circulated by Mrs. Kenneth husband. an alumnus of Solomon ol Lo6 Angeles. N e w p o r t Harbor High After a Lu Vegaa honey-School, e.arned hLs ·BA ln moon, the newlyweds wi ll musi..-and teaching erederl- reside in Costa Mesa. Lial at CSCLB. He hais been Special guests were Mrs. a student teacher at Wilson Goldie SeatoD fl( Loi Angel-High and Hill Junior High e1, the bridegroom's grand· schools, Long Beach and in moth ... -~ ... Ed Se ptember he will teach in er; l•U· <1111,1 1YJ..LS . -th . ward Rothgery, Miss Carol e music department of Pruski. Mr. and Mrs. Paul ~~ Valley Schoo I .Rothgery and children, Ri-____ _ chard, Diane and Gayle of Ma in land Luau .;;;;;;;;.====;;;;;;;;;;; usml,CnmNS , ...... TOM ITAi. CAMI Bllllconrl IDTll -1461 ...... ..... ---.... ., .. ..... SAND l'DILIS NOW UDO THIATll -= -----=- oo.>Ns · PUA' fo< glamour! or ••• ,.,..,_ Patio- LUIUI ond • " Just fo< funl Fram 16.95-41 .95 lf?D7ii fashions J l:LAND IMPORT'I cou ... CllfTR COSTA MBA 2750 HAR-ILVD. 54U911 DAILY ... IN · fRI ••.• lo.t •FLOWER HOLD IT! Don't make a move! Wqnneit>ood SANTAANA -. 1 Pair 91c • 2nd Pair le MOTHERHOOD MATERNITY SHOPS COSTA MESA e HARBOR SHOPPING CENTER-2300 Harbor Ave. rona del Mar. Susan Lynn •--------Haley. Allo in the group are Leslie Lyon of Seal Beach ; 91enie Huntley al Anaheim. and Diane Gele Roderick of GARDEN GROVE e ORANGE PLAZA Brookhunt & Chapman PTA Notes Encino. • GIANT FIREWORKS DISPLAY JULY 4th Mr&. Ronald Murphy, past president of Harper PTA, Fountain Valley, entertain· ed outgoing: board members and chairmen with a lunch- eon in her borne. Mn. Mu r- phy will continue serving the unit next year as sec-1 ond vi~ president. , NEWPORT DUNES 78 ACRE RECREATIONAL PARK Picnic Tabl" Fire Rin9s, Volley &II 15 Acre Sparklint L•goon S.. Cycl•, tc.y•k1, Paddleboerds, Sail loatt Pacific Coast Hiahw1y Off Jamborff Rd . Bill Couch ,..,. "Aerial Apollan" TV's Captain Patch MUSIC, FUN, ENTERTAINMENT ' I Juniors Feted NEWPORT BEACH Graduating Newport Beach I Junior Ebells were pre1ent· ed gifts in recognition of their completion of mem- be:r1hip. Honored were the Mmes. Jack Hagadorn. R~ ert. G. Hodson . Paul Une- barger and Thomas Sharp. BUTCHER YOU PAY NO MORE FOR QUALITY BOY THE FINEST IN USDA PRIME • SERVICE FEATURE:S'.__~~•E_EF.--A_T _au_T_c_H_ER~•o_v~--':;::===:;;;::;=:•:;:::PR=1c=E~ USDA PRIME BONELESS-ROLLED RUMP 98~ ROAST GalAT TO 119 -----USDA PRIME BBQ STEAK 1'' ... MAllNATI & llQ ---= ----FARMER JOHN ALL MEAT 59:.. FRANKS FRESH RANCH GRADE AA LARGE EGGS FRESH-GRADE .A-LOCAL USDA PRIME FRYING/BROILING CHICKENS 39~ WHOLE-CUTUP OR SPLIT SIRLOIN TIP ROAST 1°1 FRESH-LEAN GROUND CHUCK 59:.. FRESH-LEAN GROUND ROUND 69 :.. FARMER JOHN BACON 69~ BUTCHER m BOY eal!J -CorollCI del 673-8210 OPl:N DAILY t-7 Mar IUNOAY 10 A.M.-7 l'.M, E.O. • ' For month-end sale, every department is represented with ouhtand°eng Y.._, some of which .. • t.stod below. Sale starting Thunday, June 29th, 1967, et 9:30 ...._ fo< tfweo clays o#r. Not al ,;., •nd colo" eveil.blo. Many one of • kinds, eD merchandise subject to prior solo. Sony, no lay+ ways, no exchan9es, no gift wrap . . . WOMEN'S DEPARTMENT SWEATERS:~.::::;· SOo/o off ':::w'".~~~ .................. $6.99 SKIRTS :.;::... SOo/o Off =-~.~~ ................. $7.99 DRESSES-.;;::'_::;=--NOW.................................................... $10.00 B·LOUSES ::::;""..:! ,_.. SOo/o off ::W"..~~ .................. $5.99 CAPRIS ;;:.::-:; :;:::. SOo/o off ::W "..'.~ .................. $7.49 KN1T TOPS =-~-SOo/o off =:-w"..~~ ................... $4A9 MEN'S DEPARTMENT WASH PANTS :::::ia- SPORT SHIRTS ~ DRESS SHIRTS ==., SWEATERS~ .... . :::-•... ~~ ................................... $4.49 :tw'" .. '.~ ................................... $2.99 =-.-.~ ................................... $1.99 _ -SOo/o off =. ". .~ .................. $7.00 DRESS SLACKS =';.;'...:::';..., ,...., .'.:w"..~ ......................... $7.00 ----CHILDREN'S DEPARTMENT·---- 61RL'S DRESSES :.:t:",:'-500/o off ':::..'".'~ ................ $4.99 GIRL'S ORLON SWEATERS -""' ... , ' ::W'".~ ........... $3.99 BOY'S SHIRTS ,:::;;·.:.;;::: :?w'"':~ ....................... $2.99-2/$5.50 BOY'S ASSORTED PAJAMAS !:;'''"' =. '". ~~ ................. $1.99 e ALL SALES FINAL e NO EXCHA NGES e NO LAYAWAYS --~~~ ~ ----- DEPARTMENT STORE San Clemente Corona del Mar 111 Ave. Del Mar 3321 E. Cout Hwy. " I HAYTIIOllNE'S CHA ROE ACCOUNTS AIL MERCHANDISE SUBJECT TO PRIOR SALE Sher. Of J Honle in following lloneymoon Higgins of and hJa brl Janet K daughter o Jonas Ross Mesa. The brit changed v1 Rev. Fred J land Hills gregational : Given in father, tbt chant.illy ! gown wllb Her aboul was caugb and net pei ried whl llopbanotia 'l'wo-t.ne • pire gOWDllll -.,.,,. -blby l"OIN : -Mil• Scott : al honor, =--makia, Mr • Mrs. Beth Elaine Mc lister. Tho bri< Mr. ancl ! HJuin• of David Oliv man. The aeatod by Fred Abt --. w!.i\:.r Club- the~ culatod UM ciat sue.ta grandpare• • <l>eaW { and llra. ol. TolT- • '!be brid ".Newport Sd>ool ... Col.leg:•, " :-iJ • stude = "' -· e. - -- Ca SU Aiol !onw Sw!D1 stay< freoh ~ II -Shop Mon< Uni Satu1 "" Sherman Oaks Home . Of Jon S. Higgins HoiM in Sherman Oaks following their Maz.aUan 1 honeymoon are Jon Stanley Higgins of Sherman Oaks and his bride, the former J a n et Katheryn Moore, daughter ol. Mr. and Mrs. Jonas Ross Moore ol. Costa Mesa. The bridal couple ex· -changed vows before t b e Rev. Fred Doty in the Wood· land Hills Communiey Con· I gregational Church. · Given in merrlage by her father, the bride wore a chantil.ly lace cage styte gown with a watteau train. · Her shoulder length veil , was caugtlt by a satin rose and net petall, and she oac· ' ried w b I t • roses acd atlepba.notia. Tw~tone yellow linen em· -pire gcnme and bouquets ol. • : white carnaUom and yellow · blby ?01e1 wen telected for l'!111~~ ~;~;..,~·1'11' -Miu Scottia Phiillpc, maid ~' of honor, and the brides- maids. Mrs. Kurt Bloeser, Mrs. Beth McCoy and Mise . Elaine Moore, the bride's lister. The bridegroom, son of Mr. and Mn. Stanley J . lliggins of Palo Alto, asked David Oliver to be his best man. The 150 guests were seated by Gedfley Moore, Fred Ahern IOd Randy Bed. A reception followed in Woodland Hilll C o u n t r y Club wbere Mn. John Berg,· tbe bddecr'oom 'I l1Jter, cir· colated the guest boot. Spe- cial pita were the bride's grandpateut.t, Mr. and Mrs. Qester GIJbs of Collax and Mn. J. ROM Moore al TolTance. · 1be bridle it a iraOOate o1. • Newport Barbor H I g b Scbool and San Jose State College, while her husband · iJ a student at UCLA. - p -·- -· . - -.... -- MRS. HIGGINS Muetlen Honeymoon Hadassah Every third Tuesday at 8 p.m. in members' homes the Hmi>clr Chapter of Hadu· sab lltages its meetings. Lo- cation information is avaU- a b 1 e by cootacting Mrs. Jack Chapman, 549-l397. WEATHER Th• DAILY PILOT p•cks tlie 11atioHI w .. ther pidur• lrito • comp•ct report fH hlr.d d•ily e11 '89• 2. It's leu then 4 1;, lnchH d .. p. lirt it'• ell th•,... C•r,efree ,,.,.uur-••ll-rar•• SIMMER CASIAlS Shop Every Evening Mondey thru Friday Until 9:30 p.m.- Saturday 'Tll 6 p.m. 99 Wednesday, June 28, 1%7 DAIL V PILOT 37 OPEN DAILY 9 -6, SUNDAYS 11 • 4, CLOSED rUESDA Y. ~Ul Y 4 Home a Gift Shop WEBER COVERED BARBECUE KETILES ~THE NEWEST THE PENTHOUSE Now a WEBER speci ally for the apartment dweller who loves out- door cooking. This model attaches firmly to the roiling of patio or balcony, and because of its combination of ash catcher and damper control practically eliminates sparks and ashes becoming a nuisance. I 5" grill and deep 'dome cover. THE TEXAN For family barbecues this summer and delicious meals all year long! Jet black lifetime porcelain finish. Alum inum ash catcher, legs and fixtures. 22¥.. II grill, 49.95 THE STATESMAN Hunter', pink (red ) lifetime porcelain finish. Utility shelf. 57.95 THE ESTATE Chestnut -CQppertone lifetime porcelain finish. Same as Estate and Texan. 57.95 CARIBBEAN .Avocado lifetime porcelain finish. 57.95 THE TRAVELER J et block lifetime porcelain finish. A camper's del ight with detachable alum inum legs. 18'' grill. WHY FOODS COOK 8£TTER IN A WEBER! 32.95 THE '49'ER lnter~ediate size, 18" grill. aluminum ash catch- er, legs, fixtures. Jet block. 36.95 Red porceloin 39.95 SMOKEY JOE Ideal size for picn ics! I 3'f2" grill. ond only 13" high. Tates easily! 14.95 Come To The Barbecue! DICK COLLINS, THE FAMOUS WEBER CHEF, WILL BE COOKING DELICIOUS THJNGS IN OUR PATIO Thurs. Fri. and Sat. JUNE 30, 31 , JULY ht Weber kettles cook with reflected heat to combine the economy of an oven with the zest of a barbecue! Under the exclusive WEBER cove r, reflected, damper-controlled heat seals in natural juices .•. foods rema in tender! I. Easy-to-UM dampers re9uate heat. 2. Lifetime porcelain finish inside and ouf. 3. The original WEBER cover eliminates schorch- ing or flar..ups, holds in heat. '4. Dual grills ••• one for food, one for charcoal • • • need no adjustment! 5. No-rust auminum ash catcher, l99s. 6. Rugged, whitewal, rubber-ti"9d wheels ••• oversize for easy moving. SHISH KABOB SET Hood and skewers fit into top of kette. Lid covers hood while skewers are in position. Stainless steel and hardwood skewer s. 4 Skewers _ ·--12.95 6 Skewe rs _ 12.95 6 Skewers 13.95 KETTLE COVER Heovy duty Scotch plaid vinyl cover, waterproof, flom e resis- tant. . .............. ·-···· ··-· .. ··-····-·-· 2.98 MEDIUM COVER -·--4.'48 LARGE COVER ·-··-·-· 5.98 CORN 'N TATER GRILL Nickel plated coolcing ring fo r use on top of cooking grill. Will bo r- becue 16 ears or spuds. 6.95, 7.95 YOU ARE INVITED TO WATCH AND SAMPLE THE FOODS COOKED ON THE FABULOUS RIB RACK M.95 WEBER COVERED BARBECUE Nickel ploted rock increases rib cook- ing capacity by SO<j'0 • Adopts to any cooking unit. -·············---···· ........ ___ 8.95 LOWER LEVEL 3433 VIA LIDO NEWPORT BEACH 673-6360 fi. ·. Family Travels Enjoying the sllbla of the Ha-l8landl are Mr. and lira. Inl!lg Pr!edman ol H-.igtoo Beach and their daughter, K&n!ll. '!be family ... rived on the island aboard the SS Lurline. Brunch Honors Louise Mettler Large bouquets of yellow marguerites adorned t h e patio at the Balboa home of Mrs. Haro)d Boyvey where a bridal -ehower brunch honored her niece Louise Mettler. Miss Mettler and Don Pet- ersoo will marry Aug. 26 in St. Joachim's CatlloUc Church, Costa Mesa. Among the many gifts, the bride-to-be received a dainty pink and white para- sol made by her mother in Illinois and decorated with lilies of the valley. Another special gift was a hand-painted bridal cloth featuring the bridal couple 's names and made by Mrs. William Gathriner of Whit- tier and used to cover the smorgasbord table at the brunch. focal point of the table was a cake decorated in the same colors as the cloth. h-1rs. A. J . O'Rourke of Tu\- sa sent .a sterling Jdat cake knife. Co-hostessing l be event were the bride-elect's room- mates, the Mis.!es Cay Cur- ran, Sandy Skoda and Mary Wh:lpple. Present were the bride-elect's grandmother, Mrs. Stella Draper of Hunt· ington Beach and her aunt Mrs. Gordon Draper and daughter Llsa of Barstow. From the Harb<r Area "'ere the Misses Dee Dee Salatino, Sbaron Bernardy, Suzanne Grochow. Kat.h.leen Murphy, Annette McCluskey and the Mmes. Neil War- ren, Ron Gagliano, Donald Webb, Frank Marshall, Judd Sutherland, Norman Watson, Harvey Pease, Jim Dun· ning, F. W. Tunnell and Price McCuislion. I Also attending were Mrs. Mary Carty and Mrs. Catlh· riner of Whittier; 1\.trs. Charles Sardou of Downey and Mrs. Walt Evans of South Laguna. SAVE $20 to S50 NOW · 100% HUMAN HAIR WIGS Fully HAND TIED sggoo Regularly $149.00 RF.G. NOWI $49.95 KIM WIGS 29.95 $60.00 EXOTIC WIGS $80.00 SEMl-WlG .. $99.00 JULIETIE WIG $255 .00 HANDMADE WIG 39.95 60.00 79.00 205.00 FALLS II '' Re9. S•0.00 ~ 24" R•9. $110.00 $50 $60 WIGLETS ~EG. l t7.•S $9.95 WIG SALON •Jt -•l t O U* W•STMINSTI• AVI . WllfMtNSTI• STATl ll 'S CINTll • I• ~ REG. $20.00 s12.5o WIG & BEAUTY SALON S41.J 44• l!•O IA'T 1m. ST•llf COSTA MIS4 H,1.LGRI N SQUAltl WHAT'S THE 11.JNE OF YOUR FOURTH OF JULY EATING SONG! Hop on the JUlciou1 train and haw yowvll a navor ride of razzlin da.ulin beet. roast perfection ... mouth melt1ng, eye ot round, Spen• cen, bonele!IS nunpco; • • , rolled sirloin tlps and ttand·' ing rit. ... lltte our meat hoy's help n111ture out a Iii· I Ile by tying I paper thin I piece of extra tit arotn:i the outside to ~ extra juici. nea and flavor ..• Take 1 good look at our 8PUkle prttty routs, notice the fine {IW'bellng, the tiny apeckles ot tn:NIY lllttite tat 11.1nning through lo give you 1ha1 wondrous flavor lute vou'vf' alW!lyll bee-n looking fur. but didn"t find until now .. l\'OIV, once you"re in the R Bnuid forurna led beef fll"hit. you •don"l e\"l!'f" want '"· WHIO! MARINADE ROUTE FOR YOUR BACX YARD Joe'• own marinade Is ca~ on lib • fb:eu..S. tr In a haystack. All J'OUf favorites for the big atl!llk- ttOOo Snac>. crackle and pop. wt.at a combo the ~ packaged 1teakli a· 1loother in the bright wUviome mari- nade . . .to enhance and entrance the good bofd" ate&k flavor. Kabobs, tops, dluck, T·bo~. name the steak of your life and we'll d~ it up proud for the big bube- quing day. U you have a pet l'59e'OC'e. like Burgtniy wine or Kikko Man llOY, gi'A!' any ol our steak: bo).'m a whiBper :i da.y or so ~d. Your steak will be anxnatic and shining. Turkey. America'• own bird, ls a lover on the Fowth 100. Can't use a wtiole turkey, perhaps just ii. turkey breftst, or legs and thighs. Makes for mighty good h1rbequ.ing too. All of our fredt turkf)'s are gua.r- antE.'ed delicious sweet and tender. Bttn dishing 'em out for yean N1d haven't had a 1'qWIYAI: in R carload ,~. PR.QOUCE UNVEILING WE HOPE. WE HOPE Step in and see lhP. stun· ning walls • of brick, the floating plante-ra with ltte golden and orange-nutur· t1 ums apilling oveor. Did you ever !K'iect your carrolll, cabbegee. and Belgium en- dive to the-tinkle of a 11:Ut· tering fountain sp\.uhing a m o n I" the philodendron. Pink grapefNit. lettucw and oomptiOIU jumbo black bin&: clrerril-s are sheer nostalgia. againat a backdrop of drift· wood and potted petunias •• Ah here is anotbl!'r world, a !antasy, a storybook ~ ture to step into. All la beau- tiful and serent and amiley. The tr.!eh fruits and ~ tabll!'S are more eaticinll: than evt"r" before . . . Why not a big lazy SI.IND ol crisp raw v~lea .. , the whole duno of 11\owy cauliflowerettl!'I, crisp Weer. or Italian aquuh. CU<UD.· btt, Cl.M'Ota, el!'lery heartJJ ard in the center a rare favorite cheesey Jello t y p e- ot thinR like: 1 pkg lemon Jell-(1 dissolved in 1 cup boilinR water, to which you add % cup rokl water and 1~ cup dry white wine. then blmd in ~ cup sour cream. When very thick 'ltir in 'k cup crumbled b!ai ctJCese. And why not a fruit platter 10f fr$l pineapplt. papaya. I cantaloup, ttanshlww and honeydt"W and watermelons ' ... .ome-plattt"r! Especially when It would be nice to &dd •a gprinkling of· t'fd rupbi!'r· i 1 lits and strawbeni"el and a., ffWo' slithers of avocado. Add'" a great ~ad, like old fMh· J ioned round plump snowy lot1.ves of potato bread, or onion buttermilk b!K"Ull~ with the chtt91.> melted all over the top and you've got yulr!lelf 11. treme-ndoos meal • along with ynur S!C'ak!I. ' ! rout, or turkey. Really I atttnd«I a pootsy fooda-1()" I ge-ther a few Sundays beck. and this i.! j!l81 what oor hoste&11 ~ with B'leaks. RPciJ>f' for !RICh a lovely par!y ... prrfect lrl!'!lh. !en· der cri,,p, dewy fruit!I and vc-getab!l.'!I . .fMJdcr, well· aged. lusciously marbcled. ctioi~ ~tiful becl , . . Where ..• thf.' market with the newly mnodelf!d pro- dllOI ~tent with the foontain .•• . ~ \. PHONE 673-6360 FOR OalV£RY rresh Produce LARGE, SWEET YEUOW-MEA T PEACHES GAltDEN.FRESH, CRISP YOUNG GREEl -OllOIS RADISHES ITALIAN SWEET RED ONIONS CREAMING SIZE WHITE ROSE POTATOES D~licatessen RICHARD 'S FABULOUS FLAVOR. OVEN-BAKED BEANS PINT OSCAR MA YER ALL BEEF & ALL MEAT BUN . 5¢ BUN. 5• 3 LBS. 25¢ ~§OPEN I SUNDAY PRICE -' MA I NE WPORT BLVD. AT ··~ ... -. ;:· --• r() I .-•·-.... ·-··.···. . = ,·;.:-. ' . ·, : , . ..: ,,,. 1•'11 •1 ·-\ • ... .1 ·' \:·~-~ .: ~ ( ...,~_ .. _ .·····. .;,.--·-. ... ' ... :-'· ... -·· ... . . . ' .. ... ... 1'. : .,:,.· ···<-)' • ... •,·1·1.·1 ·.·~ 1 • • 0 o"i ' \ I :: . . . '.. .· I t' ' ''-~' , 1 • •. • I 1 : .... I . ·~:· . . ~\ • • • •• I,• Cor ~~he !! .,, , .... ·~\ i . DICI( COWNS, 1'lf " ' WI . ,.. • 1 ' ~i; · IE COOKINC ~. "' •"'\ -" IJ t•'OJ --f b'1 ... _ ·-MEATS I llHURS., I JUNE 29 ; YOU'RI . TO V ;A.ND TO SA~ . QJrocttit~ ...... ~ ... ,•A« ~nll\J; , -,, ... • . MARSHMALLl>WS 19~ CHUCK WAGON BRIQUmES 11G 10 l•. sAcl(·. 69~ llERNSTEIN'S WIKllE 6W£ SAUCE 10 oz. 29~ CON~TCD HAWAIIAN PUNCH HUGGINS YOUNG Mocha Java COFFEE DARIGOLD Al< BUTIER I I :.".":.:~. COOKll:S u v. _ GRABER F.AMll.Y OLIVES , MIHAIDT'S CHIU HOT DOG: S~UCE-,,.,, .. ! • KRAFT SLICED AMERICAN CHEESE 49¢ ~ {tanblj e~olJ PEPPERMINT STRIPE SALAD SUPRE•ME ·~,~~·· DRY ROAST PEANUTSru~ NUCOA MARGiARINE I LI S&W KIDNEY IBEANS '" • S&W ':!~. BEAINS 21 _ S&W Sliced C•~rrots ,., S&W Julienne c:arrots HJ S&W w~~~,POTJ lTOES "' ~: TOMATOIES" . ~ .. S&W GRAPEF~tUIT SICTIONI S&W APPLESllUCE , .. S&W Apricot Nectar,, •L 11 0.. .... ,,. TRADER VIC'S JAVANESE DRESSING IOLl ... 7t c 49¢ 4th of JULY PINWHEEL CANDIES REG 59• 411 LB. S&W PRDNE JIUICE ,. .. CASCADE .... SNOWY WHITI .,. DISl•Nllt • scon . TOWEILS ... ••U sonwm -, BATHROOM TllSSUE .................... iiiiii ........... , .. llll ...................................... lllf ................................. l!llf .... ~P'•IM'MF•IQl.£6'1f "£KJ.• ...t..... M1rket "2k1".L-lt.t. ~·~" s~ . OPEN DAILY 9.7 SUNDAY 9.6 OPEN DAILY Q.h SUNDAY 11 -4 OPEN DAILY 9-6 SUND-' Y I 1 .~ OPEN D,.. Ml 7 P ., a 2 u 2 ,. W~. June 28,_1_96_7 -----DAIL V PJL.OT_ 39 ....... _.. ................................................................. ------i·1--Mesa Coed UNOAY PRICES EFFOCTIVE JUNE 29, 30, JULY I CLOSED TUES., JULY 4th OPEN EVERY MORNING AT 9 For your shopping pleesur• ... organ Mr•nadts by Bernie• Fay 1·0 MARKET CENTER NPORT BL VD. AT THE ENTRANCE TO LIDO ISLE BAKBE·c.U·B Time ! •• *- Come To ~ha BARBECUE! [ COWNS, ~I FAMOUS WDER CHIF L, • COOKING llCHAID'S DEUCIOUS MEATS IN OUR PAno rHURS., FRI. and SAT. JUNE 29 and 30, JULY· 1 YOU'RE INVITED TO WATCH HIM ~ND TO SAMPLE THE GOODIES! ~ IUTIER , u. 79c ltS tJ'h ... 45c l.Y OLIVES N•. 1 43c ~UCE-10•11 ... 5 '°1 11 E1ME -~·~~.•N• 39c llEAMUTS'LA~,~~" 69c G;ARINE , u. 27c IBEANS ," 7 1101 11 l lNS ze .. 3 it01 11 :•:1rrots 101 5 Fol 11 c:arrots JOJ 5 '°I 11 rJl TOES ,.> 5 '°• 11 >IES-. JOJ 5 FOi '1 :~tUIT SICTIONI 3 '°. 11 tJlUCE Jot 5 poa 11 Nectar 2' ... l !IOI 11 IUICE z• ... 3 POI 11 ilt ... E'ILS· n 1ou TllSSUE 59c 4 '°It 11 5 J PIS. 11 HOLLY ' SUGAR 5 LBs.49¢ WHOLE 'Ii' OR 1/4 • IAR·M BACON .... uu• Ot THIClt •L•cn 79c u. LEAN GROUND BEEF RICHARD'S OWNI TENDER CUBES OF SUCCULENT BEEF LOIN KEBOBS MARINATED ... READY TO BBQ! IN OUI OWN SPICIAL SAUCE CHICKEN PARTS CHOPS KIBOBS SPARERIBS STEAKS SPLIT BROILERS FRESH ZACKY FA1™S SPLIT FRESH ZACKY FARMS HEN BROILERS INTllMATIONAL HOUll PANCAKE IAmR 3 I-lb. $1 Ctns . 45~ TURKEYS . ~-::.. 4~. STOUFFER SUMMER SPECIALS - STOUFFER'S SPINACH SOUFFlE u ... ~ STOUFFER'S l9c ~ MACARONI & BEEF 1111i ... 59c STOUFFER'S CHICKEN & NOODLES "''• .,. 69c STOUFFER'S * BEEF SHORT RIBS 1rn ... STOUFFER'S BAKED BREAST of CHICKEN " ... 17t 17t RICH'S Chocolate Eclairs • '"· 39c RICH'S BAVA1UAN CREAM PUFFS , '"· 39c RICH'S WHIPPED TOPPING 39c Bakerv ~ POTATO ~ ilowerShop BOUQUET OF 25 Dinner Rolls 6 '°1 26c ~ APPLE °7' DANISH 2 ~o• 21c VIENNA CARNATIONS French Bread 36c * 8'' SINGLE LA YER GORGEOUS $198 Cake 89c SOLID COLORS a ~ r ?J' _, •rr • a a Sf -ru Ula a a r ??? s r n12 s rs 79? a PCP IS ---..• I ., 3 r an '2.K.Lv .. J.'..._ flower Shop ANTHONY'S SHOE REPAIR BAY CLEANERS OPEN DAILY q.b CLOSED SUNDAY MON.-FR I. 9-5:30 SAT. 9-5 MON.-FRI. 8:30-6 SAT. 8:30·5 Nan Daley Awarded The 1.ont.a Ch.lb of New- port Harbor preeented Miss Niil Daley ol Q>sta Mesa High School with the sec· ond annual $2.50 UCI a<:hol- trttllp ~. Miss Daley received a l.64 grade point average and graduated 17th ill her class. She was a member o{ h Oallornia Scholar- ship Federation and active in t b e American Field Service pr~. The coed s-ticipates io the community ordlestra, muiic f-eet:l¥&la and Y a per- f onner with a woodwind quint.et . A Zoot.a..,rtl-o<-the-month lut March, Ille is active in the Girl Scouts. At UCI she will major in eduoatloo and wisbee a -.Chlnt oareer i1l the tu- R~CIPIENT Miu Nan Daley tare. .. ............... 1!!1!9 Tweed Effect Gr-eet fall w itti a smart jacket that fits smoothly, comlu1ably over evert· thl.og. F9scioating b o r d e r in tfted-effect. Knit jacket, from neck d o w n, in OM piece. Mlinly stockinette. Use WOf'Sted. Pllttern 7349: siies l'Z-34 ; 36-38. 11Llrt7-flve ceats (coins) 2 for eadl patta-n -add 15 cents for each patwm for first-clM• mailing and spe- cial handling. Send to Alice Brooks, the DAILY PILOT, Needlecnilt Dept.. Box 16.1, Old Chelsea Stiatioo, New York, N. Y., 10011. Print Name, Address, Zip, Pit· te111 Nam'ber. 210 MOST BEAUTIFUL NEEDLEC R AF T DE- SIGNS in new 1967 Needle- crtllt Catalog! 2 free pat- terns, knit, croohet fash- ions, everything. 25 cents. Sensational, n e w value! Book of Prize AFGHANS has 12 complete pattttnS. Begirmer•uy knit, croctiet. 50 cents. Peering Around POETRY PRIZES from the Pomona VaUey Writ- ers' Club, Ontario, went to Mrs. Magny Jensen of Cos- ta Mesa and Mr~. Margery Johnson of Newport Beach. Mrs. Johnson received third • place honors in rhymed po- etry competition and Mrs. Jensen .a first prize for her poetry 1trittea for children. Mn. Jeneen and Laguna Beach poet, lecturer and author, Mrs. Ruth Forbes Sherry both have poems appeaclng in .a special issue of "The Poet" magazine of India. The issue, which fea- tures 103 Amerioan women ~. used ''Death o{ a cntt&man" by Mn. Sherry and "Dt!lpVlty" by Mrs. Jensen. PLEDGING Gemma Xi Cb~ ol Alpha Delta Pi at the University ol Califor- nia, Santa Barbara, is Miss Heidi Ly\e, daugtlter rl Mr. and Mrs. William G. Lyie of Newport Beacti. She is a social science maj« and a graduate of Newport Har- bor High School. ART HONORS have been heaped upon Palm Desert and Newport Beach resi· dent Mrs. Eugene (Lue· the!) Houston. She won first place foe a portrait of her daughter Janie (Mrs. Gar· ry) Short entered in Sila- dWI Mowrtain Palette C1ub competition and a ribbon for a MeXiican scene entered in the Date Festival art show. Her fellow artists also honored her by choos· ing her IX> sel'Ve as pres· ident o{ the club which draws members fr001 the entire Coacbella Valley. SAND PEBBLES NOW UDO THEATRE OLD PHOTOGRAPHS CX>P1ED 3 .00 A r-::rrx, Copy bring io '°'of. }'Ot1l' cherished old pidutts thtt att still in good cooditioo. we'll copy them bcaut:i fully for you to share with lo.ed~. ~ ~ '°° 00 • K:9toatioo WOfk .i:f needed. ...................................................................................................... _~~~~~~~~~~~~ . . ( r• ... 1- eo.ta Meun J. R. Wheeler was recently graduated from the California 11 i g h way Patrol Academy and &!Signed lo the patrol office in San Francia:· co. Mesa Center Has Room For Growth The C.Oata Mee.a Civic Center wu built with an eye to""' futm"e. A,.;,,, -UIUlily bt.ty1 clothes for a 1""'1111 boy with "e1bow roam", to allow for erowth. Th.It'• Whit the city hpt in mind with the Ovie Center. The City IUD bas "5.000 square feet ol space. The fourth floor is vacant, with orrices foing on the first. !l@COD(f, third and fj(tfl noon. That fourth fioor is used now for storage, but it is ready to be occupied when the need arises. FJotn two, ttree, fotr md five each have about 9,300 square feet of ~. Tht City Cotmcll diam.- her, located on the fir'lt floor, baa 3,000 aquare fttt:, and 11 arranged witb tht· ater seating. The police staUon haa 43,- 000 square feet The bue- rnent is 11,000 square feet, and cootain5 the Communi- cations Center, locker room , pistol range and atorage and lounge facilities. The first floor ls 23,000 square feet and the secood 9,0C(t. The Second Door is open in the center, looting down to the tl.rst floor. This, however, WI.£ deaig:ned 10 that Jt m1y be fioored over, greatly increa1ing the avail- able~. The jail .... lo 4,000 ..,..,. Ifft, !ncludiJll the kitchen area. In both buildinlt, the up- per floor& are pr'9-1tn1sed, post.tensioned concrete. The post ~ temioned refers 10 strengthening with c:-· · alter the concrete is pc•· Remembering back a J years to an . earthquah · w h I ch did considerable damage in Oosta Mesa, the architetts deligned b o t h bu:ildiDgl!I 10 that me from a qll:llke is trandernd from the OODa'ete slabs dOWll· ward tbrougb oolumna. The force U: then trana- ferred back to the earth and bu.Udlnt dmnqe 11 avoided. Enroll Now Fan Semester w..-cusm "izd1rpi • tin 1111 hie •Teaching the 4 R's with phonics • Door-to-Door Bus Service • Before and After School Care • Reasonable Tuition Hawthorne Christin Schools -~ 16835 Brookhurst / f ountain Vallt1 f714 ) %2·3312 Wtdntscliy, JuM 28, 1967 Harbor Area Bicycle Proposals Total 78 Miles ,. •• Anyone for a 7~mHe bite trip? Put eod·~nd. that would be the length of a network of bicycle trails proposed for the Harbor Area. The Harbor Area Bicycle Committee today has wrap. ped up its recommendations and is now waiting for the Orange County Planning De- partment to prepare a map •howing the bicycle routes. Newport Beach Parts Di· rector Calvin Stewlrt is wotking up accompanying statlsticaJ data. The 18-member joint iOV· ernmental -citizen commit· tee will hold a final ses- sion in a couple of weei:.s to review 1be package. The proposal will then be presented to Newport ~cb Costa Mesa, Orange Coon· ty, and lrvlne Company planDlng a&:incte1 for inclu· sion in master plant. Purpose Gttbe plan Is to get cycliat& oU the streets onto their own Piths or to route them anto little used byway1 marhcl wUD signs wamb:ig motortJb of bike traffic. Included in the proposed JUtCY ••• T·IONI ""'°"'I" fAYCaIT! ti. bibway 1ynem are 25 miles of bicycle traUa la Newport Beach, 24 mile. la eo.tl Mesa, and 29 miles on Ir· vine Qimpan7 Lud. The trails are mapped out 10 .. to omnect parts, scboola, and eboppiq: arw.. Routes follow 6iOd c..n.. channel melnteeene n.ds and U,htJr trofl!ebd ~ Data bu . been rompiW -1/J:r CAUfORNIA CHICKENS FRYER PARTS Porterhouse ~ 1! Top Sirloin Steak ~T 13! Boneless Rouncl=a Pnst1 ••• lUSHEO TO US DAil Y1 :::m 59cLL •m1•s Ground Chuck .~~ 5~ Ground Round .~~ W Breokfarl Favorifes SLICED BACON IWl'llVlllWBT.1.U. na. ....... 59< ._ .............. 14-. .. .. o.t.11 hlr ._ 1.ie, Ult ........... .. llliS•1111 ,_ "°""· Mii. ,.. •...• J/'I 11111!!11 -~ IN2lLll BAKERY~ DONUTS ~:;-.::... · 33c .UIM Oii __ .,,.. "°lATO, """"CAaONI. 01 C0U llAW ............... Alwoy1 f,...h SA\ll 29' lJ.01. C..ton lOc Jack Cheese VONS WISCOHllH .... 75' ,.. . f&ECT '°" flCMCI. --1UZU..Aoo.WI. for each fel!Dllit of t b e Tbe route would be mart- roata, accontiag to stew-ect wttb 10 traffic liens pie. art. Be pn as • eum-turUJc: a bkycle rlder, be ... , -Yid. . ....................... _ ................ -W-efPH. Eu! 8aJhoo BOaloHnlli.========= from "G" Street to Oum- fiDI HUNTINGTON- ~ VALLEY BANK ............. ...,.... oel --Sf milN, ........ .,..-..-... SAND PUILES NOW LIDO THEATRE ... ........ . ..,.._ ... _ .., Ibo dtJ -... Jo Udl H•I 1111 ~ c:.w..M -•• --· ,..,._ ..... Potato Chips liaJ••ise -s.::;,:olru· 37c ~ Paper Plates".:;' 1•~ 6t P• eel 01· ...... """°. 2. 4• ill IYeS ~ = 7- Tops'n Pop ·= 10:79' lb~ • 111:1'14 I.Amt • a. lie CmtTN11f1ste 4-0l.OM•llCL .. OW .... ... S1cnt SfnJ D1d11wl MiM,~OI ... ,,_ ,... ... aws '= Salad Lettuce Red Onions Fresh Celery ~xt10 feafu1esl •••di r...is'lu 11ac1i 1a1s44, "' C* ~ i-,. ... c.lerM. &ni.,. 7tt ... '--------'· 1011 Ada1115 Ave ., at Brookhurit, Huntington Beach ____ / 5922 Edinger Ave., at SprillC)dale, H111tiltC)lotl leach 17950 Magnolia, Fountain Valley A ~ I ' - I IT CHI ROI ROI 111 BE! IR SH BE/ BEi SI PO SP M ,.., ' • • 3·PC 51' IR• AU~ p au I ..... i. IPA. L . OOI I ARI ' Fll .... 01 ... M .... PJ -51 .... G -B ... JI S• RU 01 C( ·Ct 1111 Cl B. ,. • •• I ley WednlSd&Y, Junt 29, 1%7 DAILY PILOT 4J '. -.. : . . . . -:-·-. GROUND BEEF PlUH,UAN, DIUCIOUI, OROUNDPIUH INOUI oWNno1rs c u. SLICED BACON HEAD & IRSruY.7.ox.•1• . SIACICRACIERS~~;43' RS -..-... .... COFFEE REFllED IEANS •• =~~ .. 39' SHOULDE !!!!£!11...!"1 · ~ .. .., . . sAmowER OIL •• ~: •• 83' •AlllLT sllAllfOO _cm_,!.'!!""~· ... 71' ..... ,,c APPLE SAUCE ••• '\i".= .•• 23' $145 ____ ,,_ -llSTAllT TEA •••• ~ ••. 89' • UilDIESSIH ... --. ,.,,.. CAii HUllT'SCATSUP ••••• ~ ..... 22' 4.a.-0... 12-GWICllOftU ""' IAOI llCRlll.-n!WASI.. .. -PEAllUTOIL ••••• :'.: ••• 59' · IA_ I POTATO IUDS ••• ....:z=-•. 73' 3·-~ ........ 11 • 71 . 59·"':-· -ELSPAISPREAD.:0'::32' STAmt' COFFEE · i.u. • · ClllUWITHIEAllS •• =-:57' BROS. • ••••• ~ •••• ~.. . .::: 49c cn-11n WAI PAPER '::;f 27' AUPNTIJANlc·22K--LE, ... S sWUT 39c WALDORF nssuE -••• !. 35· OlltTI'"11DllLICl·'AUCANS ...... SAllDWICH ·2··· · C CORNED BEEF ....... 49c RIPE OLIVES .... ~. 59 'iiiiRGENT .... ~ ... 69c iih5"fifo CHIPS .... stc i]!~.~ISEl ......... t.. 29c IPAM"CAWR°lll'ICIAL" . 49c ALnsw•s •• :-Z: ....... 33' 11-CAlll'.RAYOIS , LUNCH MEAT .. !~·~.z:. . PlllSlllJllSCllTS..!..29' FRUIT Ooui.NMAeuiNC. ·-A: muRONI 2 l·LI. 39c =---==~~;: 111115 A.UlOWL-u·M·2-IHC"1·N"""·u·ousM... PK04S. •1 =::::~7!.! . 4 ~ $1 . _ FOIL.... aow UTIULSWISS.::= .e FABRIC somllEI •• .':..":.It IATHROOI TISSIE .5-:.:.-• '?""!" '9oM 'P"'-41 oiiiifJuiciu· 6~$J iic:-& CHEESE 2i39C Pilc'iili11 4. ·::SJ ii'ilwiciiiS: ... :";49c Gii'°PEFRUIT 111a 5 ~ SJ if iiDED JUICE 5 t°~ SJ miiis'Tiii»iii ... 59c ""UIUUT,k'O-f.la. ... SllPPER BUTIEI STEAKS:~St I RUPERT FISH CAKES ......... 29' OH·BOJ PIZZA:-:::.-:::;~ ••• 79' I CORONET BBQ IEEF ......... 11• .COROllET BBQ SPARERIBS ..... 11• CAllTALOUPES LARGI • NllT • YINI RIM FOR s ..... iun••01-n·LA•M·•A11C" 10 $1 .~•1A5oc1 GRAPEFRUIT ••••• -= LI. MILllll'IASIOITD Ol•OINALnAUA"'war O NS 3 2 5c D1uc1ous SALAD RED ONI ••• w. 2sc ~~';'!~~ .•• DRESSINGS u.a•l ... UH,'ltNDD.C-3 l·lA· 2 294 3 •1 CARROTS •• •••• -· .... ~ c SCOTT TISSUE •• -::o~o::: .?.25', scon TOWELS."'::'.:..":~-41', SCOTT TOWELS ••••• ~~":.41' COllFIDETS •• ~.'::.~ •• 45• ,.,B7' DOG FOOD ..:;~~-;. .••• 2 ~~31' GARLIC SPREAD . • • • :"'.:.;: 3' MEATTENDERIZERS • :~=49' COCK 0' THE WALK PEAS ••• : .2.~29' -W.L.._,_.,. l522W"h"to .... BO.d.,w .. tmln.t• MAZOLA MARGARINE.• ~~'.34' R G SODA CRACKERS ,......23' BIDDl'fCUE SAUCE--m' 3•......,.$1• 2;i::.:;!,~:.·~M:., 14:~~:c:.:i:·~:•• 4POO·LOIZS,HBPISICQKULICEKS. •, • ;.:~7:'. 42' BORDENS CREMORA • • -49' ~ ..... ~-... -7111W.19thSl .. Cod•-2630!dh-St .. S.nl•An• ••• on ...... 43' llOODLE·RONI •<><M•-~ 49' .... Ch & c;.rden Grove C.AWIOl.I ....... i.1psu ftW · • ' •• • • ' ..fJ DAILY PILOT WtdrltWy, JuM 28, 1967 SUN. JULY 2 MON. JULY 3 TUES. JULY 4 Newport Groups Give Awards to Ousranding Harbor High Students WOW! WATCH THI JUNI JI· DAILY PILOT! KONA LANES Tho DAILY PILOT Covers Boating BHt in West • • • Members of civic and commercial groups in the Newport area b-0nored out· standing sluden ts at New· port Harbor High School at q aWIU"d.s banquet held this month . Awards recipient.5 are : ._...,. 'llW .._, SM WML _.._ Ptlrlu C-""-·--_ .. _ .. ~ T.-dleno $1911Mn l.911.,. .-ic.. c-1c.1• "'°""' 111e11•n11 "'=~ A_,lu Adli.-1 d. s..-1tsi.n, '· ThOm,-E. 1111<11o, C. M.,..., J. G,......., J, "°'"" ... T. MIHI!-. I(. ..........,. (. Ltwlo. S. L-. A. SN<t.rr, H. T11IOO'. ,.,_ ._,,. c.._, .._. P'1ul. SHARP If y111'11 • 1h11, .,.,.,, 1111 the DAILY ~ILOrs f11no111 Diftll • A-LINE d1uifi1.I 1d1 S1twr41y1, M1\1 • b1tt1r 11111 .•• wh1th1r y111'r1 ltuyint •• 11llint; PRICll lfffCIM, -... WID. , JUllt: 29 ...... AU I mD IP 1111 MllOUDAY wa;r 111111 Im STOR!S Will. 8£ CLOllD 'IUllD•Y JULY .• ---Ill TIU! l.OCM. Sl1ME "OUR GROll'IN IS SBOll'IN' ..IG..llN" ••• THIS WER WE ll'EIEO IOI 144i. STHI ALHAMBRA 2111 .... --..11. nu natx• • \. \ cuc.uMlii suas 39¢ !ARLY CAl.1,0RNIA • NO. 1 CAN 3 , '1" , • 'RIPE OLIVES .. ~ ~· • oiAi'GE ciusif ,~ 59' FRENCH'S MUSTARD 19' MtXEDNUTs O\KE CAN 79¢ IBRtu!~~:~~~Ef. ~.!~: IL'"A l fTA CINNAMON flU.L·.APAR.T 59 _ COFFEE CAKE ~·.~I}{ a• ............ ...._T....W~ ie_, .... ---~~ s...-., .. 'i-. Aft ........... Af;lll«ta .... t 4 lwl9 ~ -certi. ltlw Mui.Mii. ow. -.._ .... 0..-. "-c:.--· ---C.I 1 ... 71 an~-.....i...._T ...... an .--.: n •• "'*" ·-· ... ~.,c _..., .-.-. ---__ ..... __.. ... ...._ ........... ...... ..... Cllllo• Gery ... ·~ ...... a-., ............ ~ ...... _. ...... T ....... . __.. -...... ,..... SAVE 13c INCLUDES 5c Off ...... • HAii &ALLON• FAMIY PACK• SAVE 10c I t!«*o all L-'end. Ktllft Toylol', T.m ~ J-1 .,..,,_ """""''°' ,,...,.., Jiii T~ .. lkfld. ......, ~ .,.....,., TOtll Muftliron1 ~ ,....., <11111 .. _,.,, Hol'll!lil'I Tel .,,,.,_, Mlttl lurnbul?. WUM!llM -·-.... lllWCD •ML fTtlG LIMlm TO naat M -• IM.U TAI IOU.etnll 111 AU. If™ lmll I Better Meat at a Lower Price! FROZEN FOODS! '1~ HARVEY'S BARBECUE SPICES tor Gourmet Outdoor Coollinr: Aav«" • HOLIDAY MEAL .!ii,<$ FAVORITES at LOW PRICES 1 Q cil(NED :~~::~·77c .<;r..; '"' HAMS FULLY COOKED _.,;;~~' · · BONELESS lb. --···--·-· CERTIFIED • FutLY COOKED • BONELESS $429 WILSON HAMS 4 LB. CAN u. HICKORY SMOKED • "DELICIOUS FLAVOR" $ ALPHA BETA HAMS 5 LB, cu 4 ~! HORMEL CURE 810<WILSON FESTIVAL $) BONELESS HAMS ;;~: ~ siic'Eo .. ~ fAS!Ull QijAUll c HEF SAUSAGE 49:. t.LB. 65 . BACON PKG. M<COY! BRANO ,,., 69¢ . BEEF BACON "< WllTMINSTla 1970 10111 1951 W o•f "'··· LAGUNA l0122 S. Co••' Hiw•y COSTA MESA 24! E. 17th St • BONELESS FUU. y FLAVORED IOU.L FOR. CAMPING ""' OUT1lOOO MEALS! WILSON'S CERllAED SANTA ANA SI 11 Ecl;119er 1 l20 s. 1.;,,.,1 STEAK SALE! !l1MI 1111 7wa!b WESTERN GRAIN FED FLAVOR AGED BEEF BONELESS ··~ . Ill STEAK BONELESS $149 TOP SIRLOIN I~ T·IOllE STUKS $1.19 ... PORTmOUSE •1.29 ... llPlll am ~ WES1tllN GRAIN FID BIU BONELESS ROASTS PREPARED FOR FINE OUTDOOR COOKING ROTISSERIE ·$1~ ROASTS ' EYE O'ROUND ROAST $·~· .JOND" • ruu ,. filOZDI • l lJ. PM. ~USAGE 99' _,...,., ....... 9QM8..£SS • Z1h LI. TURKEY $329 ROAST LA-.UNA HIW QNTER CUT • SLICED HAUaur ITIAIC C£R.TIFRESH •FROZEN 53; COD FILLETS '·"· I Leh••• w.,14 1 JJ§4t Colle Del• lMi1t FOUNTAIN ¥Al.UY ltl O Worn•• A\o.tloNVE:~~"' 49' 'PIES . '""'"'"" MORTON'S CHERRY PIE 32-0Z. SIZE S9c TIP TOP :!\?.~ ~ 6 OUNCE CANS 12 $1 DRINKS .:~"~ I cHEisl:oua":" 69' PIZZA Ille AllllllEDOCI CHmt!P!PmOMI PIZZA 19-0Z. 79e coo·KiNs;-··;:"TI"" ~s1 BAG ENIREES ... oli" BOYX iTAUAN ICES 49c TREBWEET • FROZEN • 6 OZ. C.ANS 5 F 95c ORANGE JUIQ v1~Z!J,,", ~ O'iiON · iiiis •:,~ 491 DOWNY R..AKE • FROUN 39c FROZEN w AFFLES PACKAGE OF 10 , SIMPLOT • FROZEN ' 49c RAllCH snLE POTATOES ' .. '-J'· INTIA.NATIONAL HOUSE • FROZEN 3 F $1 00 PANCAKE BAmR ~~ ~ VAN DE KAMP • FROZEN 79c UPSIDE DOWll WE J:. OEs.SERT TOPPING 33c BIRDSEYE COOL WHIP 0,~,i6':J HUNTINW fON llACH Ho1nilfon •nd lroo~~l"rl t04S Adt"'t QUAllT SIZE Ste HUNTINGTON llACM 11611 N. Moh1 St. I 5t02 Sp•in9del• Golclon W•1t i nd Worn er • ~I Flou Mr1. Lyman er. y1a Marina, Newi was nam"d sweepstake. wlru recent garden 1 show on the Cent« maU in : Beach. 01hor ..-. . ll'UHl.ll. ....... c.-A--.. ""'- 1111 ..... -Mrl. 0 ...... --Whbll-....... o...w. '--Htlol ..... .,. HAI DU ...u I OU!o &UL MUI 11111 P01 Clll BOU I VARI[ PARTI PAIT CUii -· -- CASE OF 24 ens s1.89 I Sehr Garlic Solt }I~ Tendlrl:ref' Ploi< WllTMIMSTI• 1970 h l1• ,,,, w ......... . Wtd""~ay, Jurit 28, 1%7 DA.IL V PILOT 43 Flowers Bear Prizes for Winners in Huntington Center Show SAND PEllLES NOW UDO THEATIE Mn. Lyman Q-alle of 2518 Via Muina, Newport Beach was n a m e d individual 9'WC!epStakel Winner in the recent garden and flower show on the Huotingitlon Center mall in Huntingtcn Beach. Other winnen were: ~LAil~ ( ........... .,, ......... 111 Prlu -Mra. Crelle. Ull v .. Mertna, .....,..,, lleeO\. lnl l"rbit -.__..---., Ul:tl 01¥11 '--' Hurt ....... le9dl. c ... ,_ ...... a• -c-.. Tllllt 111 ""'1le -...._ T..it, 4lt 1te ............ ~ 2nd ~ -..._. ""*"' um Oftla a.-........... e.a.. lrd l'rtet -.,_ IC--. l6'ft av.,. ~ Hwnt ..... 8Ndl. c-.c -..,"'"'"'_ .. -~ 1st Price --..-. 51i1ms.. 141n Devil~.~ ..... 1M P1ba -~ ....._. Wl21 ldwVW~ • ..__... .... lnl ,.,. -June Ga.v-"'21 llMl6-... Clrde. ._,...... ._. a-0 -c.r..... llf ....... -,,.._ VM DIOM. ,_ S..-...._ Crde. ,,_..,. v ..... ... .., • tl4Al.. •SAW 16c HAPPY DlY4 '$IN DRlllS : • FRUIT PU«>t •ORANGE • GRAii I OUNCE JM• SAW 9c •SPICY IUIDEl'S 2 F 2ftc MISTlll : 7 I ILPll IE'll • 1t C:UO PN:JUlfl/l ::'° 6Sc 8 OUNCE PJtil:.X.l.G. •••••• .U. I V/!RlfTllS DICIPT a.AM PARTY PANTIY 29' Plln DIP 1111 11.D DIP Ill WDTMINSTll 1970 aor .. H'2 Wut Av•. 'i 394 • PUREX.-HAl.I IAUDN LA•UNA l0112 S. C.ett Hiwrt 1n11 ,.,.. -"" Mdu,.,,.,, tun Allol ..... DrM. .............. ee.d\. ,,.. """ -.._ ltlaco, -.... .............. ~ ........ llMCll 4111 ..,. -.... MctlllrMY. 1peci.1 -,.. ~ -Henne .,..,._ c .... -... Arr ..... tMllt "' n.-# ...... l5wtlllt OWt "" "-'' lal ,.rue -&.rti.r1 Slodl, 16122 Devla Lane, HIHll"'910ft 88<:h. 2nd Prae -Mllr-•lht Oeftnr. l'"2 Malm Clrde, Hunglnton lleedl. >'If l"rti• -lh!Wn 'hldt. ....,.. ,._. QeaA -~ ~· Denier, 1"22 MH'n Cir· de, ....... ,... a.di. ans a f llalll9 JclNI Moow!'--"12 Centlnentel 0r1..... .......lng!Ofl a..cn . ~ CleM CT ....... lat Prllt -Mn. C. El~ Rll CMlle SI,, Hun"'-"" 9ellCll. 11111 Prlu -Mn. lefty ,., • ..,., ltA 7111 St • Hun"'-"" leedl. lnl Prlre -A-Frullf, 1'4 7111 St.. Hunn119ton Beach. CIMI D -~ Auctrv Ven O.llofl, '*' SIN• MM-rlM Circle. Founleln Vellev. a.a E -OraN L• ll•v llolMd. Gtrc1eo1 ~ a.MO -~~ MMy W .. IL IUI Andw191 A"f • Hu"""'11ft ltM:ll. CIUa f -s,edll ..._ I at Prlu -GOldlt 0. G\111 le. '17 Gewlll sr .• H11~ IMCll. 2llcl Prtu e.11y Fruler, lJA 7lh a, ....W.Olofl &-.di. CllH C -A-II l'UK!li. Oi.1>141y -TelHe bloamt - " ,.,... -M•roarel .,_.,, 1"'2 ltt PrlH -M"-l. Crllle, "" Clerence Entwood -SP9Cl•I Awerd. IMlm cni., Hullllnglofl a.di. VII MlrlM. NtwpOrt 11..cll. ~•net Covnty Ollllle Socletv -Dlt- 4111 "'1n -Jolin Mclnftlflger, fflt 2nd Prize -/M1"9U9rlle C>enlor, '!tt2 ~v -hi Prl• TrOCW>v -AtoNo1"==========! ClllftMMll Orlvt, Huntl"llOft a..a.. Melm Circle, Huntington a.ec11. Frailer. r- 1••1 "' Sedleft v1!'9M:,~~:. ;~; a'-..~~111e. "" orenge Countv ~e111d SOci.tv -oi. Kids Like to OolClle De Gutlle, fl/ Gforol• II .. \. play -111 Prlu afld Tropllv. Hunllno'°" ll•-Kh ... ~,., 0 _ ,~ '"'"~ Hun11no'°" HNI• Gu'd.-. Club -se11 •Ask Andy' "r...,.rlte -M"' I.. Crellt, 1511 _r"_1_1no_-_1~11_P_r1_11 ______________ _ CUT Sl'ECIMIM Vie Mlrl(te. N-1 8HCll ci.1 A -•-o.. 111em 1NI Prlte -M•rvutrllt o.n,.,, r--------------------. M11'9utrflt ~ ... um Mllm Cir· 1"'22 Mllm ClrQe. Hunllnq!Oft 11 ... cll. CAR STEREO ..!!-~~ ................ cit. HunllnelOrl Bueti. >'d Prlaa -Mll"ll""ll• o...... •-..._.. ._ 15'22 ~I Clrcte, H\ull1"91on Buch , .... 4 _, I T..t>. Cite I -.._ ....... lat Pr1u -Mn.. Lyman C,.11•. Ull Vl• MerlM, NlwPOrl Be.di. 2nd Prllt -Mor9uffll1 Otnzer. l!ttt Mtlm ClrCle, Hunllng1on llH<tl Sf'KIAL D1$PL.AY AWAllDI ~ C-IY 'll-Society -llOM oi.11y -lat Prta end ll'OllllY. Fud"i. Socierv Gerden GrPVe llrencll-Fucll1i. Dl'l)l•Y-hl Prl•. $4 per cartrlcfte lnchHtts •II costs. Fall ...... , ... ..., ............... ..... CALL 534-1566 after 1:00 P.M. 3rd Prlle -Mlt<guerllt o.nur, 1"22 Mllm Circle. HunllngtOll Buch. Ci.rtn« EHtwoad Tropl\y, Jo-. __________________ _. SWEET LUSCIOUS _.OIA PLUMS 5:$1 00 co.antA VM.UY .... .. y HD HAPE· FRUIT 6i$)OO Al.WAYS ••• NJllST QUAJ.11Y fl.OWERS-AT ~RKET PRICESI '9""'-Cut CARNATIONS ~RGE LUSCIOUS • A TASTE TR.EAT IOYSaBERRIES 4 i SIOO er OUALIE·BERRIES 1 · I i199~ ILPINI IOI'. WHOll • U.5.D.A. GRADE I A' BARBECUED 79c .. CHICKEN :i~ • 7~.0Z. CARTONS• 4 VARIETIES 3 ;' $100 IUlll IOll OHIP DIPS FR£NCH 0Nt0N • SNllJC • lllWf CHffSI • 0>M 39' ALPHA am • PROCESSED. a SLICE PKG. SLICED AMERICAN CHEESE Atllll IETI • IMPORTED • 4 OUNa PKG. 49' PIRI SHOULDER LUNCH MEAT ... Bob R.odQ.rs, mu cotc:her of the Coli· fomlo Anoels 1ay1: Be an "ANGEL" ••• DRINK AlPHA BETA LCNI FAT MIUC 16% more body building PROTEIN , •• and.It's O.llcioUI, too! 5-LB. BAG OF MEAL • INCL 20c OFF GAINES DOG FOOD IS-OZ. CANS• 3 VARIETIES FllSllES CAT FOOD WI lt!Sf'lr\I! THC ltlGKT TO RtfUst SAW TO COMMtRCIAl OIAl..IU '5c I 34c IVORY IVORY DR EFT HIGH SUDS DETERGENT SEE THE CALIFORNIA .ARGILS "' I FLAKES 5!1c LARGE SIZE 6tc 59t I 35c COSTA MUA 241 E. 17th St SNOW Gii.NT SIZE 83C SANTA ANA S I I I Edh191r 11 JO S. lfoaiol GIANT SIZE 11 ICtlet I HOME GAMES THIS WEEK-NEW YORK F'!.~c SA;~:i. SUN., JUNE 30, JULY I Ct 2 llOSTur+-MuN. TUES., WED . JULY 3, 4 6 S HEAR THE ANGElS In actio11 KMPC-710 011 t111 radio •iii LA•UNA HILLS I L1hure World I 21541 C4ille De la lulte llOUNTAIN VALLIY 1910 Wuner HOUSE of BORVANI CHARMS These genuine silver· plated charms have the soft. smooth, 50u.C lustrous look of expensive hand-wrouant jewelry. Each charm is a $2.50 to $5.00 value-now only Charms & Brtcelets llt unconditionally 111arantffd FRANCO AMERICAN • IS.OZ. CAN 3 P ~loo SPAGHETIIO'S : ~1tl~ ~ • CARNATION • NO. lh CAN CHUNK TUNA PACKAGE OF 48 BAGS LICHT MEAT LIPTON BLACK TEA 28• &r THESE PRICES EFFECTIVE IN ALL ALPHAIETR STORES HUN TINGTON HACH HAmilto" end Brookhursl 90~S Adamt ~ ~; ALPHA BETA '7t .,'( .,·_, .. -.', : .. • I I. HUNTIN•TON llACH I Ull N. M1 l11 St. 15902 Sprin9del• 6old1n WHt end Wuner ' l ) 44. DAILY PILOT w~. June za. 1967 BARGAIN BASKET #MARKETS • • • ..... HOT DOG OR BURGER BUNS F ; 0 R Hl-C DRINKS ~ GRAK-ORANCH PUNCH 46 OZ. CANS .. EASY un . . CHARCOAL 201b.BAG LIBBIES Low-calorie PEACHES 111 CAN FANCY LOCAL CRISP ~ GREEN GRIEN . BEANS CABBAGE 19~ s~ SWEET ITALIAN FANCY RED ROYAL .;. ONIONS APRICOTS ·.· ·l 10~ 19~ • ,. OUR BEST-41 Oz. J•r DILL PICKLES POii~BiiNS ·4 i '1 ' .. Kl~U..... , 75• '; BRIQUmts . . ' I ' . . . MUST ARD u~ . ..l9' J•r . WILSHIRE 4 F s1 RELISH ~!,°'-. ~ I rws BWE CBJP STAMPS TOOi .. an " ~ .. ASSOITED . . . I JA·R· CHEESE . Plu Bille Chip SU..JN, Too! SUNSHINE-10 OL pkg. HI HO CRACKERS , NBC-14 OL Pkg. CHIP AHOY ANTISEPTIC-fleg. 1.39 · LISTERINE RED RIPE 29¢ 45¢ s109 WATERMELONS ·~· SPECIAl LOW PRICE ' • · Drn-•rn llllAn COLA PKG~OF VELYEEIA CHEESE FRESH '.LEAN SIX ••• ·;, --~ lb. IAR M-WESTERN STYLE BULK WIENERS HOLIDAY SPECIAL PRICE! .---------~ XL.NT-BULK STYLE BAR M-WESTERN STYLE-TRI-I POTATO OR MACARONI SUCED HICKORY 69~ SALADS USDA CHOICE 29:. BACON SMOKED BAR ~WESTERN STYLE 59· BAR..M--WESTERN STYLE-80NEL!~o1Y S 1' POLISH SAUSAGE a TAVERN HA 'SMOJID 1 .. USOA CHOICI IONIWS SHOULDll usoA •RADE A nYING f USDA •RADI A CLOD ROAST • • • 89~ CHICKEN BREASTS ' • 3 LEGGED OSCAI MAYll PUii POil 79• USDA 61ADI A ,.,,,.. 59t. FRYERS LINK SAUSAGES • • • • 1 ur & THIGHr .., 39• oscA1 MAY•1-u -. ALL MIAT 59• LWJ J • SLICED BOLOGNA ••• . ./ FROZEN FOOD CLOUD TUii • .IULY 4th PRICES EFFECTIVE: ENCH1LADA 12 DiNNERs 45 ¢ BANQUET-8 Oi. Pkg. MEAT PIES SPRINGTIME 1 0 ¢ PEAS 10 Oi. Pkg. . ........... .. DUTCH PRIDE-IMITATION 29¢ ICE MLIK V2 GAL. l THURS.-FRl.-SAT.-SUN. JUNE 29, 30, JULY 1, 2 WE GIVE BLUE CHIP STAMPS COSTA MESA ANAHEIM PLACENTIA WE GIVI BlUI CHH' STAMPS • 19th and PlocentiCI • 1150 N. East St. • 71 0 W. ChaptncHI f ' .· ,. ,. Summertime Scalloped Potatoes 2 pkg.,. ( 4 to 6 SP.rvings each) French's a:al1opr,d potatou 6 IVpl bolling IDlller 1 can ( 4 oz.) slicd. mualirooms,drained 6 iUcu cookedbaocm l tableapoon baeoofsl Empty contents of potato packages Into a. S-qt cas- serole. Add boiling water, mushrooms, 3 slices of bacon, crumbled, and bacon fat. Stir gently; place unoovered in 400° oven. Bake 45 to 5.5 minutes: Garnish top with remaining pieces of biicon. Makes B to 12 servings. Crisp Lettuce Relish 8 cups ahredded Wutemlceberg lettucs l -..her,pared Olld finelg diced 1/2 c11p {i11cly diced radishes 1/2 cup oilat1d vinegar aa1ad dressing Keep ail Ingredients chilled. A short while b efore aervfng, combine all ingredients; toss lightly. Makes 4cup.o. • / Picnic Beans 2 cans (! lb. each) babdbeans l/4 cup catsup Combine all ingredients. Serve without heating or, if pn!fi:rred, place over moderate heat until bubbly hot. Mahs 8 servings. Roquefort-Butter Spread 1/4 lb. Rnq11cf ort cheese 1/4 lb. (1 stick) h_u!ler, room temperature 1 tnbfcs1,oon Fren ch's 'Vorcestersliire sau ce 1 tablespoon clwpped parsley Combine all ingredients in the small bowl of electric mixer. Beat until smoo th a.nd Huffy. Makes l cup. • Outdoor dining caters to almost everyone•• idea of summertime fun. It's even more de- lightful when the food i• served Scandina- vian smorgasbord style. Presented in this manner, the food is all on the table at once, including heverage anrl dessert. This elimi- nates running baclc and forth to the ldtchen for some foo:gottfll Item. Easily prepared foods simplyse:ved are the order of the day. Convenience foods in the form of canned goods or paclcaged mixes shorten time in tho kitchen and enable the cook to spend more time in the sunny weather. ' Hot dogs are a summer favorite, so begtn the attractively set table with the red-bot grilled franks nesting in soft, fresh rolls. Be sure to provide good toppings, such as French's prepared yellow mustard and a crisp relish made with Western iceberg lettuce or lipread a tangy Roquefort-butter mixture on the buns. DAILY PllOT FOOD SECTION Garden Medley Salad Dressing 1 enoelope (18/8 cs.) FrsacG._ SowCrealsS-.~ 1/2 t:VfJ milk 1 cup mayonnaise 1/3 cup chiU StlUC8 1/2 cup finely diceJ.celery 1/2 gJ'P8) f'61'Jl6f', mlnced s hllrtkooksd egg, chapped 1/4 tealpoonatmonlnglllill 2 head. W estern iceberg lettuce, cJillled Plmlenlo strips, for gan1isl1 Prepare SO!ll' cream mix as envelops directs using 1/2 cup milk. Let stand 10 minutes. Add mayonnaise, chill sauce, celery, green p<'ppcr, eggs and rnlt . ~lix lightly. Chill. To serve, cut heads of lettuce into s e rving~size wedges. Spoon salad dressing over each wedge. Garnish tops with strips of pimiento. Makes 21/4 cups dressing. .! •I l .:.; !..-.. .. '( 1-ILUI w~. June 28. l"°' 'Hi, Neighborl' No Bull~ S.~~shjne State teaCJS Nation . . ., . l8Dk M OOW, lltrtt11 JeM. lie··--ti .... cltaVW•.,... ....,, a. 11etaemnUU~ ......... ,.,...... OllMcn1am .. drtlldng more . . . milt, that ill In 19118 we drank and other· ' ~ . . ,. 'Give S.amMirthn• Parti s Punch-S•;~i Chocolate SANDWICHES GAIN IN FLAVOR WMIN ""ID WITH MUlllleOMI All 'Fired Up' For the Fourth Fly ~ flap and toUDd the CIMCWlf ! With tbl Fourth of. July appzoecb- ing what coWd be more ap- propriate than these Ameri- can favorieet with a .pe- cial twill l'laukfuit.lrl rile te ... occasion with a zingy bar· becue NUCe. sty• comet tD potatoes in a ccloMtud- ded bot salad. For c:riJp garnishes try some jig • saw cut carrot sticks and Nd,isb roses on steDll of. celery. For the perfect finale, bring vn a bowl of luscious fresh sweet cherries and let every011e take their fill. Preparation will be quick and you won't be late for the fireworks. Keep an eye out for the gorgeous dark sweet eber· ries from the orobarda of the P a c i f i c Norttrftst. There, they are able tD grow in a perfect balance of. sun- shine and cool moiBture until they reach maturity. The season reaches its peak during July t.nd tapers . in mid-August Cl>oose cbemes with firm, bright colored fruit. High quality cherries are plump, round and iuic1· Get full benefit from this lovely fruit by proper ltor- age. Moi51ure is a culprit in cherry losses. Waab them only as needed and if they are washed, dry carefally and store in a cool pilce. For abort tam storage el 2 to 3 mcmths, cberriel may be frozen whole wtthoat .. gar. Leave Item.I cm, wuh and dry diaries. Pack ill freezer contatnen. teal and freeze. Bri~ nreet fresh cher- ries are wen suited to many combinatiom. Mix 1bem with Ol'aDfl .ectiou, eU'bel o{ honey dew melon and al- monds, for a n appetizer. Toss cherries wilb pineap- ple, banana and ~am In a fruit salad ctremDg for a refreshing 1uncheo.n. Add fresh sweet cherries and nub to homemade Ice cream for an extra treat or make a sund.le wtth chop- ped cherriel and thocolate sauce. Dip~ chef· ries in sour c:rum and roll in touted coconut, sesame seeds or chopped nuts for snacks. . Take adv~ of ti! summer bounty often by addini bri~t sweet cherries to company and f 1 m 11 Y meals 1 cup Wlltlir l llDd aaion. chopped 1 tahlelpooB Warcester- lbtre laDCI y, eup ...tnecar 1 ~ brown wpr t .... , -417 lllatard 1 teMpOClll paprika 1 teupoon chili powder 1 dove garlic, chopped fine 1 -teaspoon aeasoned salt 2 pound.a franldurtera Toasted hot dog rolls Mix barbecue sauce ir. gredienta and simmer slow ly at side ol grill ., covere· pu tor MJout" % hour befor• using. Dip frankfurters int sauce and griB about 4 met es from coals for 10 minuk or until nicely browntf Brush trequenUy with salK "4IBe cookin&. Or, be: frankfurters in sauce in skj let or •ucepan until plurr and heated through. Ser on 1mlted bot dog rolls. WESTERN PATIO POTATO SALAD 6 mediunf-size bQil~ J toes 1 cup finely chopped 01 3 tablespoons finely ct ped parsley 2 W>ielpoons chopped miento ~ ie.poon paprib 1 t.eupoon salt ~ t! lllPOOll HUOned salt 1/, teaspoon pepper 2-3 eup 'fiDelar 1-3 cap water 1~~9'Jgar 1 ea~ gbtly beaten 1-3 cup 8A1ad oil PeeJ potatoes and cut into 14·incb aliClll. Toa lightly in Iarce skillet with onioo, par- sley, pbniento and season- ings. Combine vinegar, wa- t.er and qar in small saucepan and beat to boil- tng. Gndually add vinegar mixture to flll, beating con· stantly. Continue beating and gradually add salad oil. Pour drellling over potato mixbn and toss lightly to coat evenly. Place over low beat for 10 to 15 minutes or until potatoes are heated. Makes a to 10 servings. Cool Recipe Cbmpoge summer salads of cooked freeh green pees cbilled in a real mayon- Mliae-lemon juice dresainl{ and served atop crackling· crips rafts (crosswise slice~ l of wemrn iceberg lettuce. Garnish with lemon twist HOT DIGGfTY BARBECUED FRANKS I cup cat.sup I , and mint sprif. I I. LUSCIOUS COOL CHOCOLATE PUNCH FOR SPECIAL OATES water, and your punch is -made. Bow about that for speed! ilrv• OloeolaM S u r f Punch in your prettiest puncb bowl. H you don't have one, borrow one. Punch bowls always are being bor- rowed aQYWay. CHOCOLATE SURF PUNCH 1 box (1 pound, or 3 cup5) quick chocolate · flavor- ed mix 2 quart& cold milk % quarts vanllla ice ere.am 2 bottles (1 quart each) cbllled·carbooated water Put quick chocolate-fl.av· ored mix in large mixing bowl; stir in milk. Beat with rotary beater until blended. Pour Into punch- bowl. Add ICOOPI of ice cream to chocolate mixture. Pour ln carbonated water. Yield : '8~ cup aervings. Handy Hints To save .scouring efforts, boil a solution of one table- spoon of cream of tartar and one quart of water In a blackened aluminum pan. Brides Shed Jitters With Easy Plan-a heads . One of We's more har- rowing ordeals, for the June bride, is preparing that first home-cooked meal for her new in-laws. To ease the n e r v o u s atrain and avoid last-min- ute crises, most of the prep- aration can be completed before her guests arrive. Here is where those wed· ding gift appliances get into ttte act. The veaetables are sim· pie and require a minimum of preparation time. By au means get the Strawberry Superb dessert in the refrigerator the day before -or even better, it may be stored, moisture- vapor covered, in the freez- er weeks a)lead of servinJ?. This is a subtl y fla vored str awberry triumph. 1 lari?e avocado. rrelrd seedf>d and slicrd 11h cups canned rh1ckPn broth 1 clove garlir • ~teaspoon liquid hot pep- per 1h cup tight cream Chopped chives. dill or parsley Place avocado. broth, gar· lie and hot-pepper season- ing in the blender contain· er . Blend at high speed, cov· ered, for 15 seconds. Re- move cover. and add cream while motor is operating on Low speed; continue blend· ing for 10 seconds. Refrigerate until well chilled. Serve with chopped chives. dJLI or p a r s I e y sprinkled on lop. Makes 4 servings. Note : Chilled soup can be served directly, without re· frigeralion wh en crushed ice is added to the mixture. Add I 'h cups crushed ice when cream is added. Cov· er aml hlrnrl J!'i 'IP('f)nd~ lonJ!Pr Ql 'ICHE LOl'1SIANF. l r:ic:kaJ?r pir crnst mix or stkk~ l cup split li>oked shrimp 2 tablespoons chili sauce Dasn ho1. pepper sauce 4 eggs 2/3 cup evaporated milk (1 6-<>unce ·can) 1 113 cups milk ~ teispoon salt Pinch nutmeg Pinch sugar Pinch cayenne pepper ~ teaspoon peppe1 1/4 pound natural S w i s s cheete. grated (about 1 cup) 1 egg yolk. beaten with 2 tablespooni; water Prepare pie mix as di- recti<l on package. Roll out half of dough and place ··n 9-inch pyrex pie pan. (Pr ~ heat oven to 400 F.) Toss s h r I m p with chili sauce and hot pepper sauce. Combine eggs. evaporated millt. milk, salt. nutmeg. 1u- 1tar. cayenne pepper and pepper. With egg bPalPr. beat just enough to mix thor· oughly. Combintt egg yolk and 2 tablespoons water. Before filling pie shell. brush with t his mixture, to prevent soggy crust. Sprinkle pie shell with shrimp and cheese: pour in egg and milk mixture. Bake at 400 F for 15 minutes ; reduce tem- perature to 325 F and bake Cor 40 minutes or until knife inserted in center comes out clean Cut into wedges and serve as brunch. luncheon or din- ner main dish. Makes 6 to 8 servings. Remaining dough may be rolled out and plac· ed in 8 or 9-inch pie pan and frozen for later use. With pie crust sticks use only one stick to make single pie shell . MUSHROOM POLONAISE 11,2 pounds fresh mush· room:;. sliced 4 tablespoons buttrr 2 tablrspoons olivP. oil Salt . pepper 14 cup chopped chivt's ' 1/4 cup chopped parsley 1 cup sour cream Saute' sliced mwhrooms in butter ancf oil. Season with salt, pepper. Add chives and parsley. Add sour cream just before serving. Thor· oughly 1 t i r in the s o u r cream, but do not boil. NIPPY CARROT 3 cups sliced carrots 1 teaspoon horseradish 1 tablespoon sugar 3 tablespoons butter or margarine Salt and pepper Place carrots tn a 2-quart utensil; add ~ cup water, season with salt. Cover; cook on HIGH until steam- ing, then LOW or SIMMER for about 10 to 15 minutes. u n t I I tender. Add remain- ing inaredlents. Stir and cook for about 5 minutes to jillaze. Makes 4 ~ervings STRAWBERRY SUP ERR t small angel food cake 1 can sweetebed condens- ed milk Juict1 of a fresh lemon 1 ~ boxes fresh strawber· ries or 1 package fro z· en strawberries 1h pint whipping cream or 1 (2 ounce) package whipped topping mix Break up the angel food cake into bite size pieces and place tn the bottom of a pyrex utility dish. Mix to- gether the sweetened con· densed milk and I e m o n juice. Wash. drain. and stem the strawberries and cut each tn half. A4d the strawberries to the condensed milk and le- mon juice mixture. Whip the cream and gently fold into the mixture. Pour over the broken pieces of angel food cake, spreading even~ ly. Refrigerate overnight hf'· fore !lerving. Thill dessert freezes nicely, however cit'· frost before serving. Serves 10. 27 Wednfsday, Junr 28, 1%7 DAILY AILOT f'-:J Suu-Uatt~ 5ummerli7 INfll THllFTIMAlTS SUN VALLEY SWEEl'STAKES 51T DETAILS AT ANY THll FTIMAAT CHECK-OUT STAND Ol CALL 121Jl JH-0«0. NOTHING TO IUY. FROZEN FOODS MU. N IOAY'I 9c llUllD ........... ·,~: 6 MIS. FllOAT'S •.u. s i 1, .....,, ...., .... ~. telLANOIC IWDH s9c UUllT .................... '.',1l: MU. FllOAY'I c HllllUT PUffS ......... ;ic'°l: 5 9 MU . FllDAY'S ( • .., ""'5 ........... :ic~' 69 U.lNATIOH # RSI STIW ............ ~~ic~: 98• lb • Ci t ' 1W. •••••••••••••• LlA.N AND TtNDll •••••-•••••• ... BONELUS ! 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A f amll,y tbillt uses 100 quarts ot milt a month could cut their milk bill from S2S a month to '9 -a $16 saving -by Uling nonf11t dry milk (at I cenlll a quart) i.nltead ol whole milk bought at the martet (for 25 cents a quart). This would be a yearly saving ot almoet $200. If you have several teen-agers who drink much milk. your savings might be even Jaz:g· er. But what about the t&st.e, you're •aying. "My family doesn't like dry milk," is a typical complaint. Butterfat does add rich· ne11 (at 70 calories ~r glass) and flavor to milk. But anyone can learn to like milk witnout butterfat -it'• juat a matter of get- ting used to It. Once you learn to like It, then regu- lar milk tastes st.range. Try this : mix a quart of ipstant noofat dry milk &refully aeeording to di- rections, chill it and mix it half and half with fresh Whole milk before serving. Do this without telling anyone in the family about it. See if they notice the difference. If they do, use more whole milk and less nonfat milk next time. Gradually. as they get used to the taste, cut down on the amount of whole milk you use and increase the amount of nonfat milk. With· in a few weeks you'll have yatr family d ri n k i n g straight reconstituted non- fat dry milk -and liking it! The secreu are these : use fresh dry millt -that 'Mlich ha& stood around in your cupboard for several months will develop a sweet "cook- ed" flavor; mea.slfre care- fully according t.o package directions; chill thoroughly before serving: hold recon- stituted milk at least a day in the refrigerator to im- prove flavor. The drying process re- moves moisture from the nonfat milk thus making It convenient to st.ore and lighter to ship. Drying does not remove the valuable nu· trienta ol milk -calcium, pro4leiD and ribolla vin· YOU CU UH noafat dry milk with ooa.ftdence, knowing you 11re not depriving your family ol the food value they need. Vitamin A, which is car· ried in the butt.en at of wbole milk, .la eully re- placed by·uatni some but· ter or marprine, or for fewer calorlea, by eating a carrot. YOUR OWN COCOA MIX You can uae nonfat dry milk to make your own cocoe mix at a great sav- ing: For UI cups of mix, bleod together 5 cups noo· fat dry milk. ~ cup sugar and % cup ooooa. Store in closed cootalner. For· 1 quart of chocolate milt, mix 1112 cupe cocoa mix with 3 cups water. For 1 cup of cbOcolate milt. Ul9 6 tabletpoom cocoa mix and '4 cup water. H• lo boU- ini, lower but and coot 3 minutea, stirring constant· J.y. Serve bot. or cblll be. Core, serving. QUF.STIONS WE ARE ASKEJ>r • Q. My pr•choolen don't drink very much milk· I would rather not give tbem chocolate milk. though I know they would drink iota of ll Are ther~ some other flavors I could uae that would be better for them? A. You always run a rill, when you give childreo na- vored milk routinely, tbat tltey will then no longer like plain milk. So I'd uae the fl.avon ju.st for sped.al treats. Preschoolers doo 't need as much milk as old« children -2 C1lpl a dey should be anlftcient. For IOll)9 fllvw ·~ )'00 mi&ttt try: i::ut tJut.. *'milk· l~ ~ peuut .,.... and ~ tllbl&- apoon lupl' per cup el Jllllk.; frulWlaftred milk - t11e preaweetenect IOft drtnt mix, ~ package per quart ol milk; spiced milk -~ teupoon cinnamoa and nut.-mer IDd 4 t•apoou .upr per quart ot milk; vanilla milt -14 -.... vmiDa per cup milt; and mNHlll milt -1 tmbleapoon mo- laelea per cup ol mUk. Q. My family eltjoys frab rhubarb sauce, but It Me1DJ pretty high bl cakriea be- oaq.M I need to add .o much sug~· Could tMa be sweet- ened with artificial sweet· enet? A. Yes, you can coot rhu- barb 11 usual ad wben it ia done add artifldal tweet- ener to tutie (2 tableapoana' sweet.. eqaal 1 cap _,. ar). Tbb would save quite a few calariea. 0.. c.p ol coobd a1"llmt» ,. eet ! ied with ......... about - cUJrta. Wbea awe•rd artificaD:y. a cup ot rtlubmb woUkl have cmJ.y alloot 50 calories. Q. What ii herb buUer! Can UU. be made at home! A. Herb bau. ii limplJ a mlxtan el baUer • DUii'· gariae witb ane • more babs accardimg to JOW ~ fermce. Thia ia • uceDent •11 to..-umaffed foods and eMJ to .. epare at bame. Ji'• a low 90dia:m diet ue unaa.lted blitta-• marga- rine. Ble9d 4 taNell..,_. el buUu with ~ teupone of dried her& er 1 wen.p.cbd level tablespoon ol frab oeen bertls.. Dried 11erm IDIJ be allowed to ataad far ALL MUDT MIUT STOID WILL II llL.-r·--.., __ .... flLLY ._ UU. ....... OPEi JUL y 4"' IOUL ,, 7,,,. ~--·-.,..·--lftl-WIU•-111.llY NO OTHER BEEF SO FRESH CAN BE SO NATUULLY TENDER! r.-., 811111 a. ii ,..., tud boll tlllt 1111 111* Mir TIE "'-" _. .t ... ,.. ............... , .... -II .... " bf prtCbefJ ,_.llld tellperlbre, 1uaic1tJ Ind. lir i111 'al5 ~ lplCfll nm&. Tllldlrlr hll Biii II Mr •Jn4411USC.Lm ..... ., .... No ohr beef• freM cm be• flMlt U.S.DA CHOK:I TlllDEUY STIAIS 111 STEAKS LA a· CLUB STUKS LI .• 7-BOIE SI EAKS LB.4t . -----!!P.!~~~ Steak u. $1 • Porterhouse u. '1 14 Wll.IOlt ~ t.U. UC. CM n Ctr11M ... , tt• · It.I D D la.uA. llAlll A llllU IOOY &WI tOlt '.f':,C!g Chickens lJ. 2' = MIMI .. Game Hens •221 m '' :=-• ...---.. Canned Ham NEWCROP- FROZEN BEL TSVI LU TYPE TURKEYS LB,39c SAVI 10c Wll.JOll CNMI 1 LI. U4 CM Ir.I lttf lhllt Slit U IOWA ,_ A '""' '"'" ~ D u OSCAt IMYB • Smok ie Links '~11• D GROUllD BEEF Freshly ~ and wral>C*f In the ''°" /u!t tie'°'1t you bur It, mi. oood ground bfff compores to thot offered by other ltOfM ot much hioh.r pr1c... 39C PER LB. NEW fl.A"/OR-SEAL PACK Premil&'n qUOllty, 911tN· t.oft oround beef 1kot 1toy1 freth for days with no e>ttS«YOtlve, ~ to the ofr· right Flavor-Seo! Pock ! 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D Plcklll l~ 29' ~--WIT ..... _... lattennl1ts ....... ~ 27' -:. . ti a few minutes with 1 DtU. lemon juice before ~ witll butter. TbiJ CaJ\ • a. stored in tbe retrtecrator-tor w in aeuoning vegetal>les. llCl'alllbled egp a.ad the l.lke. Q. Can you uae in&tant flour in a recipe callinl for regular lifted floW'? A. Yes, but reduClle the amount ol l.mtant Door by two level tablelpocm per Cup. u yoa don't you will have too much Dour and poor ruuJu. Q. Can a person on a· 1g,.. ult diet me MSG or Actent fer flavoring! . ' A. No. MSG (one ~ name ii Accent) ataoda. fat moaosocttum glutamate. 1)le &odium part of the DP.1• teDa you that thia ia • ~ot 90ID4!thing to be used oa a low IOdilam diet ' < ~~ DEEP CUT I ~ ~ EwERYD!T V urscou HT PR1~fs "5 -• ... l1IGml UPSlDI DOWll.1 -Clkt 1~ .... .... l1( ,_ Cltltl!U CUT Mat.. 1~ ZS•· ' _, """ ""° IAUC(.. • ·, ' • --~-·. • COSTA M:!~~ -U7I Hert.er 1 • • NEWPORT BEACH-1100 lelM• ll•4' . .t Jht St. 1150 l"I" An ., IW.mllff P'l-1 e HUNTINGTON IEACH-~ ::':::. N. .. ·.· I . ~ ~ ~ . FrleCJ Chicken's Glory f inger -licken' G?od Th1I YMr, a juicy platter .... ~ fried dl.lcka aasures you , .. al. havlnc a gloriow Fou.rth : . 6£ July -or a tlorlous hot· r.·weather meal anytirr.e. Gle>- .. ·~ ll'rlld ChJcken la crap. •~eat, tangy with the fla· ·.~or ol crated Parme~an. GLORIOUS ·"· ~ FRIED CHICKEN ·,.-:: t broiler-fryer chicken&, cut in serving pit!(.-ea .•<~' 1 '-blespoon salt ·, • ~ teaspoon pepper ;:·:Chicken Saver . ' OUcken nug&ets m a d e ftom chi<:ken breai;ts are as .~·.l\bOnomical as they are de- ·flt.iot.16. A pound of chicken '· bi:e~ provides about four : _ftrvi.nga. For example, if • .'~oo buy at 69 cents per • ·~. you will be pe.ymg .:.Ocly about 17 cents per S'en· • tqc -very little cost for iuch gourmet' fare. m El II D % cup flour 2 eggs, beaten 2 tablespoons water 11'2 cu~-~ dry ~ crum'U!I 1'2 cup grated Parmesan cheese 1 cup butter or margarine ·Combine salt, pepper and flour ib shallow dish. Beat eggs with water in· second dish. Mix fine dry b r " a d crumb a and P&I'pMian dleese in tltii'd iballow dish. Roll chicken piec'er in ftour, then in egg mixttire, then in crumb mixture. Divide butter between 2 large skillets: melt. Place chicken pieces, skin side down, in butter and t.ook un- til browned oo both sides. Remove cbicken from skill· et and place oo foil-lined lhallow baking pan. Bake in a 400 degreet F. oven 30 to 40 minutes. Yield: 12 ~ings. illllm Dfftlmn' II .... 't:f: Ii' ...... ,. .. , D D1ttr111t II.DOI s,ra11tan• ~ 8' m CANDIED FAVOltfTE ••• rn THE CRUNCHIEST LU B ........ ,....,, ·-. DAJ\. V '11.CJT f•l New Recipe I Crunch Makes Perfect Munch Root beer, the popular •oft drink fJYOri~. now finds its way into nclting new recipes for summer- time. Root Beer Cereal • Nut Crunch makes the perfect munch oa a awnmer picnic or beach J*iy. Make lots of cnmcb-eat tt by the band· full -with big foaming mugs of Ice cold root beer. ROOT BEER CEREAL-NUT CRUNCH 2 12~unce cont.a.iners root beer 6 cup& ready-to-eat putted oet cere&l 1 eup Nlted punuta 1 tup sugar 1'2 cup light earn •JnlP 1,2 ~ butter ..... tariDe !/, tea.spoon salt Measure cereal and pea- nuts in buttered bowl Com- bine root beer ( a1o.r1y). •• gar, syrup, butt.er ,. mar- garine and Alt II sncepu. mix gently and well. BrillC to • boil •lowly. ltirriac .. til sugar melt.a.. ~ to hard crack at.age (wt.en a drop In very cold water ~ arates into brittle thre.._, 1. Pour syrup in Ba stream over cereal and peanuts: .tr gentty tmtil csea1 ii evenly eolt.ed with syrup. Spnad onto battered ba.k· ing meet and wttb fork S'ep- arafe cceal k1to bite • size P'ecff; cool YWd: About 12 CCJPI ecmfectian. ~ ..t ~ ~WT 1tl~ 37' II DtM'ltll ._ II• II ........ .,. Afil.t.,_.., • ._oe• s&at1Gdll\Mtl.. TIUdf T .. clHwetia_., Pcft.andGIMd t.rPll'" mfslan to MOlre a lilt of her purchases,...., a !It CMICl<OI OI ~ M1l1 •2~ II-II ~- ltan1 1~ II• D s;Jtf 11 El 9lllilt ..,... -ran Ill ..... 111 ••-II -. . n-"""'v.•1' 11 ; .. , .... f.MM't 1lllJ D f=. .. 1.-D ,.., '11: 1.- ..,.........,. D ... : .. n .__ "'' ':II' lta.lllp QOROX IUACH ~ 57c r.." r=t'&r~*"B .... . , .... -_-.. _ . ., ... .......... i:l.m'. -:..-ILi .. ,lllRCT_ m LJHI SpraJ 1~ 11 H ' lonol OI Oil D •• ,,.rtfH = 11-I R;t& ... ~····El lttculM OI -11 fllU, . m l).OZ. CM StJI• Hair s,t'IJ "' I rw ~ lllLllF III layer Asplrht eor.1: ll' • FAMILY llZI 1IOJMNlt r:r.11 Omt ~ 1f; 1i'9 UQUlt ••lffl -""" *II ••FIL WW .,. ........ Ula. ... 2=SI" MAIKIT IASICIT' IONUS · DISCOUIT COUPON HlllCREST LARGE U.S.O.A. GRADE M IPWOOOCB> IN CAllR>RM WITM nus COUP091. COUP091 8000 llOW l1tlOlMIH MY 5, 1967 AT A'tff MlRKfl IASm STOit LMT Oii( COUPOM PB CUSTOlll c amaunmi •$1P.71. Had .. ba&d1t the .... "'°" certel at -alNr' ...... faod chains she waukl hM paid $2.10 0t $!.33 more than what she paid at Mmbt a 1-. ,,._ ..-. ,... the ..._. chall• • i6irM ............ ..,,prtm&. ND clalM ,_, tao, mn -• ...... H ,a. lflGP Ab:::I I a t 1 __,•Uk l..i ..... ID D11; a..t Dllault ftblMfVmY-• __.,clay, 10l' cilln'tt hwe to .wt ,a11r ••::tkni tDattoin Hems, bao ds •._.to.,,. maullf ot M.bt Basket • ~ .._ ... ''• S I I ......... ...... -...... .... -....--111111 1• aw llfKOUNf ••CB Oii s-t. Fresll Fruits mll1g11alal11 ....... a' l c· , .. _,....,....,,..._ ,.. ... ,.. ... -.. ,, , ., ,.., ..... ""'''" 01i • U.S. NO-1 tS OR WHm IDii POT I TOES + IT.M.MI Im! Wiii•• ......... WE ARE ~TO ND:PI U.S.D.A. FOOD STAMP COUPONS AT LOS ANGELES COUNTY STORES SANT A ANA-2.!,!.~ ~!"'"' e FOUNTAIN VALLEY-:'~ L DAIL V PILOT w~ . .-28. 1967 SOUP COUP FOR LONG, HOT SUMMER ·-' . lce-(old Soup Devotees I Favor Fresh Fruit Flavor · Ice-cold 0%11.ftge 11oup is ie ol the roost refreshing mimer memi items imag- .able. Fresh-frozen orange dee concenaate gives this aomme its irreailtable tlor and !MW. 11erves, and the natural fruit sugars in frozen orange juice concentrate -give you a quick refreshing pick· up. 1 envelope unflavored gelatine 2 tablespooru lime juice Reconstitute orange juice concentrate according to la· bel directiooa. Sprinkle gel- atin on 14 cup of the or· ange juice in saucepan to aolten. Place over low beat, stirring co~, until fel- atin is dissolved. Remove from beat; stir In remaining orange juice con- centrate and lime juice. Pour into an 8-incb square Van de Kamps "l1!e b.andJ litUe I · ounce m. euy to nn IDd con- mient to u.-e fOf' breakfast jce, in~. salad -essings and ice cream 1uces ..:.... is chock full of tluable vitamin C, requir- l daily ~ children and lults alilue to maintain owing good health. Summer'¥ outdoor actJvi- !S, as well as the heat I~ If, deplete-our energy re- 1be Sc•ndinavian coun- tries of the north, and tropi- cal COUDtriel too, art known for their cold •OUp special- ties, and citrus juices fla. vor 101De ol the beat. 'Ibis recipe for chilled orange consomme is so euy, and it's sure to delight and sur- p r i s e your family and friends. JELUED ORANGE SOUP l can I 6 ounces ) frozen orange juice concen- trat. pan: chill until firm. To 111----------------.. serve, whip with a fork or ~II-American Picnic Flags Waving ro get fDto tlle spirit ol ngs, let.. plan a picnic • the Fovth -at the aea- ore, in ~ park or at me in Y<mr own backyard. 1d for food that's fun, lat's more appropriate an good old American hot gs -ballpark-style with Terrific Tops J ], rap. for lhcrc.. bermu- 1, alacks, aktrts I Sew N · ri ltyle with collar, pleat.. pocket or lidHUt tunic, !1111 for ~ pints. PrinW PMt.n t 0 I 7: ieffl' fiisee 10, 12, 14, 18, 20. She 14 t.op ltyle 2% l'ds J6.ineb; olwJr' 21 rdl. relishes and mustard, or tumed into Coney 11.1.aods with chill con ca.me. Bala.nee the menu with deviled eris, tossed vepta- ble aa1ad. potato dl.lpa and fresh fruit. Add a Y an.kee Doodle Velvet Crumb Oake for de-i, a few patriotic colors -and, whet:, k's a red-wbfte..IDd-blue cele- bntl.OD. The cab is fudge in &- vor and frosting, becauae that's the aB-Am«kan fa- vorite. The perfeet choice, wouldn't you say, for Jnde. pet>dence Day? YANKEE DOODLE VELVET CRUMB CAKE 1 1-3 C\lpl biacuit mix % cup aurar 1-3 cup cocoa J tabletpOOM •oft butter 1 ea '4 cup milk 1 t.ealpOOl1 vani.H.a Heat O'Ven to 350 degrees. Greue and flour a 1quare pan, Sx8x2 incbes. Mix the tUcuit mix, IUfV and CO- eoa. Add butter, egg and l(, cup cl tbt mHk. Beat 1 min- ute wffh electric mixer at medium speed. Add remaining milk and tlhe vanilla. Beat * minute. Pour batter into prepared pan. Bake 35 to 40 minutes. Frost 9 servings. ThiJ cab is a new v aria- tlon ot our old favorite, h Velwt Crumb Cake. Since the originli ia 10 popular we turned it into a fudge cab -jut •• simple to do, juat M ftne and even in tex. turt. And to double the fudge pleasure, here's a quick-as- a-wink chocolate icing for it. OLD GLORY CHOCOLATE ICING Combine 1 '>aekage ( 6 ounces) semisweet choco- late p~es. 2 tablespoons butt.er lmd 3 table8p00n5 milk in saucepan. Stir over Jow beet until chocolate Is just melted. Remove from heat. Stir in 1 cup sifted con- fectioners' sugar. Beat un- spoon into serving dishes. Decorate with lime 5llcea and mint. Yield: 4 to 6 ser- vings. Pick a Rose RDees, Ute flowers that ~one loves! Cat.ch these quicl'1y -put t:Mtn on aprons. Each apron takes only % yard of checked fabric. Easy to make. Size of checks de- tennines that of cross-stitch. ?attern 7203: charts. FIFTY CENTS (coins) for each pattern -add 15 cents for each patteTn for first- class . ~ailing and special handhng. Send lo Alice Brooks, the DAILY PILOT Needle<.nl!t Dept.. Box 163'. Old Chelsea Stiation, New York, N. Y. 10011. Print Name, Address, Zip, Pa~ tern Number. 210 MOST BEAUTIFUL NEEDLEC R A F T DE- SIGNS in new 1967 Needle- craft Catalog! 2 free PQt- t.erns., knit. crochet fastl-" ions, everyting. 25 cents. Sensational. new value' Book of Prize AFGHANS has 12 complete patterns. Beginner-easy knit. crochet. SO centg. Museum Quilt Book 2 -J complete patterns for 12 su- perb American quil~. 50 cents. Bargain! Quilt Book l - 16 complete pattenrs. 50 cents. ~ IXTY • FIVI!: CENTI in lM ,.,,,. each paUJenl - d 15 cents for each pet- n for first-clan mailing d special ba.odling. Send Marie Martin, the DAI- . PIU>T, Patt.eni Dept., til smooth, glossy and easy --------- WetJt 18th Sl, Ne w rk. 'M. Y. 10011. Print ~ME. ADDRESS w l t h P, SJ Z E and STYLE 7MBER. WEln'TIIING NEW - . moet-wanted fashiom. rics. accessories ll1 new ·ing · Summer Pattern :alo~ All sizes ! Clip cou - ' rn Catalog -chOO!if' pattern fret. Send 50 ts r · ~ to spread. Enougti frosting for 8-or 9-lnch square calce. Decorate with tiny Ameri· can fiagis at serving time. One jaunty fklg in the cen- ter of each allce of cake. RED WBJ'l'E AND BLUE TABLE TR IM Btu,. oilcloth as a table- cloth, white fingertip IOW· tls for napkins, bright red 11pplt~ in the center. OR lal'g'e white beach towels - red and blue bandanu. Red ,y ulip Specials Thursday-Tuesday, June 29-Ju1y 4 Beach or Mountain Picnics, Boating, Fishing Trips, Cook-Outs ... Take Cookies With You! Mt:/mas, Oatmeal, Sugar, Ch>cdate or PeanutBun... ~ 33c Ac:gJ 4/$1 Aw fc:Norite c:ookill IO good and ~ toity beccKae ~,. babd the way )QI would •.. if )IOU hod ttw time. Wllt'I frelh- est eggs, fine daily butW or pure, light wgeklble shortenl"'3, chokielt flo¥crf ngs ••• and lots of lcMng CON. For 9'ttl'G holiday • .;oym. it, tob p6lnty of thele def icious coolOes wfth )QI! B6rhorn Coffee <:Mes P6ccl. 6 eRtg. 491c:> • • • • • • • • • Alo. 3 IReg. 29d ••••••••• . Assorted f,ap Cakes Pkg. 6 fR.g. 39d ••• ~ • • • • • J3c Orange-Iced Ornge aiff cm Cake <Reg. 79cl e • e • • • • I • 69c Butter Toffee Mixed Nuts (Reg. 59cl • • • • • • • • • • • • • 49c Butter Toffee Peanuts <Reg. 39cl ••••••••••••• 33c Fresh Peach Ice Cream Vi Gol. !Reg. $l ,29) •••••••• 1.0!J t Pt. <Reg. 39cl • • • • • • • • • • J5c CAKE OF THE MOMTH Peach-Iced Angel FOod Cake ............ 89c We bake the way you would. If you had the t ime. Van de Kamp's. ~ ~: ~~.~E ~: : • .:: .. Nlod~ -~ML I· ~ ~"""'~=~•..-.a£19 ..................... a9~ .. .. a ear ·Claws· ......... ~ 3..,29c Boston Crea• Cqke ril9 •1~ What .... e r your delicateuen need you'll find it at your nearby Safeway. Tasty delicacies from near at hand or far oway a re stocked on the shefves of your ne ighborhood Safeway including • 1o .. stlc & Imported Cheeses • Sliced Luncheon Meats • Plaln & Fruited 'Yogurt • Y nr Faworlte Salad Dr111l .. 1 All at Low, Low hleway Prices Maclalr' s Scotch or Tartan Royal Scott:h s4 49 86 pwt. Case, ~1 .15. Stll Blended Whiskey · Coldbrook $ 34 9 80 proof. Case, $41.15. Qt. Kavlana Vodka ti.r Stanton's Dry Gin $ 34 9 so proof. case, $31.95. tt. El Toro Tequila ,!:'a .... s 511 .......... •10•1 AICient Age = := ......... •10•• Old Crow = :-~ Cha .... "' .. _,,.. ., 'lllltt .... '1" ftlpl91wv ....-sa.n .. PricH •H•ctive Thu"· tluu 51111., Jun• 29.July ! 111 liun .. cl Safew•y• only. W• t•Hnr• th• ritM te r•fu1• ••I•• to co111111.rclal ~oalara. .. :;., j .~ . 1 . . ' I .. . '. . .. . · .. · ' ... '· -. 11 .. .•. .... -:~ ' •, . ·; .. · ... . I ' . -~·~ t . . .• . . I --. , :· Ha . . Ac :· . . . Sr . ·~ •. . .; . . . ~ . . . .. -... ':' . I t I . I .. 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