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Home My WebLink About1965-08-26 - Newport Harbor Daily PilotToday's Clos .. g EDITION N. Y. Stocks vot.:. 58, NO. 205, 2 SECTIONS, 32 PAGES THURSDAY, AUGUST 26, 1965 TEN CENTS At 8:40 6.9-foot Space Tide ReCord Ho-Use-to-House Search Hits Tonight Broken Under Way for Burglar U.S. Shatters By WIWAM ROWEN few feet of ocean front homes, ot "-DtffF ,., .. ""' and many were splashed by ~ threat to shoreline surt. Russian Mark !"' ·-..... "'-~~•"'•1'!11!"-bomes in West Newport la But aided by volunteer teen-. r Six Shots 1 Fired at tl agers and members of t be SPACE CENTER H t 1 appare_n y over, but there Newport Beach Surfing Auo-• . oua on 1 are still two more high·tide ciation, homeowners and city (UPI) -The Gemini 5 as- nighta to worry abou~. Gity workers hastily constructed a tronauta r.oared into a world Manier Harvey Hurlb~rt sandbag dike. endurance record today with told ~e DAILY PILOT t b 1 s The dike was ripped up two of their maneuvering morrung. Tuesday night. but was im-rockets conked out but with "If no ~mage is done to-mediately repaired and "held a safe margin of steerin day, we will pro~~bly .,stop up e~tre~~ly weµ Wednes-power still left. They heade~ E~d-bagging operations. he day night. according to Hurl-for an eighth-day splashdown said. burl. Sunday. A 6-foot, 9-inch tide will hit Fewer sandbags will be put Space champs G 0 r d o 0 tonight. and a 6-!oot, S-inch in the breach today. Cooper and Charles Conrad tide will roll in at 10:21 p.m. Some 7,000 were used Tues-were so calm and relaxed Friday. day and 12,000 Wednesday, that Conrad found time to But calmer surf gives cred-but Hurlburt expects l h a l ask Gemini control to send ence to the belief that th.e less tha~ 1,000 will be added a message t~ bis wile: worst is over. to the dike today. All of them "Tell her she ow~s me a will be put between 38th and dollilr." EROSION 39th atreets, he said. Mrs. Conrad confirmed she The shoreline thre:it ls the As a result of the high·level would pay off. The bet was result of a long-term erosion in the ocean. many storm not explained. problem whicb erupted into drains in West Newport Loss of two left directional real trouble Sunday w h en backed up Wednesday night thruster jets forced "scrub- mountainous surf hit the area. and spilled into the streets. bing" of a number of pboto- At its worst Tuesday night, But according to Hurlburt, graphic experiments. Rut the the sea approached within a (See TIDE, Page %) rockets needed to brake the --------------------spacecraft back into the earth's atmosphere were not affected. I l 1 Armed Man Newport Bnch p o l l c e packing riot f\1DI combed exclusive Cameo Sborea ln Corona del Mar la aearch of an armed burglal'J au.pect. The bouaHo-bouH track· down conti.Lued dlrougb the morning. It began aner patrolman John Malmquist. drtvln1 h.11 squad car along C a m e o Shores Road between Fair- field Drive and Orrington Road spotted the man scur· rying along the street while caJTying an armful of ob- jects. ..ncluding a wolll3D's purse. In his other hand. said Malmquist, the suspect ap-Residents Grateful JUST DRIFT peared to be carryinc a IUJl. Cooper and Conrad were Malmquist fired six shots Y hs R ll H l d told to stop using the thrus-at the man after be retu.ed out ea y e pe ~~~eand ajtu;~.~~~~s f:! to i!al~e officer emptied his hour. MANHUNT -!Very car leaving excluive Cameo a burglar auapect, reportedly shot at 11.x times this revolver, the man. deacrib- I F • h w • h s f They entered the 78th of Shores in Corona del Mar today wu searched by morning by a policeman. ed as a Negro ln bl.a lat. n ig t it Ur 121 orbits at 9 a.m. POT. policemen armed with shotpns. Tbey were seeking 20's, leaped over fmcea and Shortly before that point, through backyard&. at 6:07 a.m. PDT when Coop-"When he ran.." aaid ~ By THOMAS KEEVIL lget down to the small points, er and Conrad jointly pused officer. "be 4ropped a aow· C111111e De111 r11et St9lf ta nothing romantic. For the Ru&Sia'a five-day single-flight B52's Blaa 8 ~ Star Sen• oca bar and • '-Y1-4uti1 JIDiU U ,ou think all t~en-aien moat part, the opet'ltional ~. t•o of the 18 thrus-"'° screwdriver. Also, a ~Diet.al ue 1oin1 to hell, erab some ~rocedure I.a thh: Big waves ters failed. :first No. 7. then pol But ht kept clutcblnf the MW hope from Mrs. Jack come in. The wavea tu& aaAd-No. 8. .. ~ng Force Mrs. Dawson F;nally "1!ff~hanger,· parse .. , Coler. bal• sway. Y.>u crab the ''We could see this thrus· UJ 11 \...di Other offlcera quJckly aur- "S.y aomet.bil\I nice -sandbaJs before they di&a ter ls actually burning. but ruunded the attL A douD vert nice -about them," g:ear, throw them !>1ck on we're not getting any thrust N S • T Go patrolmen were dispatched. she aaid, looking up while tbe man-made. sloping wall (pUJh) out of It." Conrad re-ear a1gon Hears H;s Vo;ce WO to Police said the auspect's filling sandbags in front of and sit -or Ue -on them. ported. II II clotbinf included a · grey her home at 3917 Seash.>re Those who worked at the Gemini control said a SAIGON (UPI) -U.S. Air By ALMON LOCKABEY sweatshlrt and tennis shoes. Drive in West Newport Wed· job were young. mostly from brighter-than-usual jet fla~e Force 852 bombers. from By TOM T.TU!il for his missing .\rmy pilot ... " .. aMw . Tw? witne~ses re_ported see- nesday night. 18 to 22. Trustees . from the indkated a faulty fuel DUX· Gu~m hJt the Communists _no-0111M 0111, "'"' "'" brother. Dan, Z?. Title-hungry Malin B . Ulf. him: police s&d. A teen- " I guess we wouldn't ha~e Orange County Jail worked ture. tonous Zone D area 30 miles .. . . . urn ager saJd he saw the man had a house U they hadn't as bard and long as if thelr The trouble came when the north of Saigon today while Jeann~ Dawson he~d her . In SaJgon. Feeling good . ham, 37-year-old San Diego walking in the area just prior been here last night and to-own houses were endangered pilots turned on the capsule's U.S. Navy and Air Force husbiJ!d s v.mce .today •0~ ~e Will ~ home soon. Letter real estate financier. Wednes-to Malmqulst's spotting him nl1tht," Mrs. Coler said. "Tell by the crashing w&ves. So turning rockets to begin ex-planes combined forces to firstthtime tn ntne agomzmg ~~llowi~gth C~nS ~ac: me day clawed his way to the at ~:45 a.m. Also. a woman someone bow gcod they'v d e others. the blond surf-perlments on their sixth day s t r i k e communication and mon s. D ro~~ th e · · m a~sy-top of the 35-boat world ch.am-resident said the man raced been." s, the kids who vol-of the historic mission. military targets in North "He called about 1 a.m. I on. e message rea · plonshlp Star Clus series b past her patio window. She Over the parapet of sand· unteered because they just Vietnam. cvuld bar.ely hear him an~ And that was when Je~-Y said he had a~ in his h&.fd . bags they were lined up. wanted to help, th~ on~ taunt-A U.S. spokesman said 32 he co~ldn t hea~ me at a_ll, ne Dawson really knew 1t Police late this morning !Tad There was a tow-headed ed into three hours of hard Air Force Flo.5 Thunder-~.he s&ld, her v?1ce tt;e~bling. was true. (S Ph to p 2) yet to receive any burglary 12-year-old -in the biggest labor by a pal already up to FIND HOME chiefs carried out eight hunt-.He kept. saytng, Im .~ Now for Jeanne. her four " 0 ' •ge reports from the Ca.meo moment of his life -trying his hJps in swirling water. er-killer raids over the north, nght. • .1 ll be home soon. ' children. and Don's mother. S_hores area. Presumably the valiantly to ret:ieve sand-"Chicken!" shouted the 16-NE A. R SCHOOL hitting army barracks. sup-The phone c~l~ · ~ " u t e d Marguerite. also of Costa winning the third race of the victims were not yet aware bags aa they swept out to year-old at a friend bank-ply areas, bridges and other through the PhtUppmes .. fol-Mesa, the anxiety is over -five-race regatta they had been robbed. sea. But each time be walking the pile of sandbags. facilities. Navy planes h it lowed by about 10 hours a and the waiting begins. Wait-Bum • . · grabbed and strJgglcd. a "Come on in and do some· Looking for a home near four bridges. the Cap Mui telegr_am. from the 25;-Ye~r-ing for the day. possibly with· 1 ham s_ wtn was as pre- new wave grabbed him, too. thing... a school! &n radar site and rail in· old ct~an wh<> left his )Ob in the week, then he returns car ous as his perch at th e A Two fellow volunteers on the Caught by the challenge, Turn to the first page stallations. and family last Nove~ber to home. top of Ow! scoreboard. He UlO Entered, aealine snagged him back. the friend carefully rolled up of today's classified sec· The p 1 an es encountered scour the jungles of Vietnam But Jeanne and her fami· beat Sweden's John Albrecht-Loss 52_?S One of them wore a tee bis pants leg two notches -tJon for 1 run-down on top-heavy antiaircraft fire but no ly are used to waiting. They son by 15 seconds in the Jast shirt stenciled ''Ne wport then stepped into surf up to notch homes for sale; missiles. Most of ~ targets have waited for nine uncer-half-mile of the final down Theives broke into a l()('ked Beach Surfing Association." his chest and went to work. rentals. too. were s.>me distance from D C II lain months while reports wind f th l(). .1 -auto at Scotsman's co,•e Wed· The ~ther's tee shirt read, One pretty red-head, pret-It's the DAILY PILOT's Hanoi where missile sites aWSOil a filtered back by letter, and ru~ o e rm e course. nesday afternoon and took a "Ora.'lgt Co. Bra.'.lch Jail." tily done in a blue sweat shirt, an nu a 1 Home Near have been reported. sometimes by newspaper and _The victory, coupled with movie projecter. eight rolls of Holding the line against a was dragged to the work line Schools section. It was the 11th time the £" _ £ magazine stories. hts 3rd and 4th places In the film and $5. rampaging sea, when you (See TEENS, Paie %) (See WAR. Pa1e %) UJll irms A nation shared their con-first two races. gave Burn-Sheriff's deputies said the cern when Don Dawson's ham an even 100 points_ oneltheft was reported by Law- story wa s published by Life up on Seattle's Bill Buchan rence H. Buxton. 18. of Alta- RISIRVI POltCI -Teen·a1e vohmteera fill sand bap and place them In poaltlon at dike on •Oth Street beach. "Without the teen-a1en I don't know what we wou.td have done," aald Newport llf•(UU'd. • chief Robert I . Reed. rorty.·fln memben of New- port Beach Surflna Alloc:l1Uon were amon1 the work1r1. ' .. He's Safe Magazine. Newspaper re-ldt>na who estimated tJ1e val- porters and television earner-(Set STARS, Page 23) ue of his loss was S225. SAIGON. South Vietnam amen have found their way (AP) -Don Da\\•son 's to the thr~e-room apartment risli\'7'.Wli~ w ¢,-~ ,. search is over. at iys Cecil Place. where . the ·~1 The v 1 e t Cong lectured f~~1ly .conducted its amaous Th ) Id ~ btm tor his foolhardiness. vigil. e BS e r-.ews then told him they would Now it will happen all over .. • tend his brother's grave and again. Tuesday the Dawsons ~ • :: '* :e •'lllm»~i'lll ·--~;au~ give back his remains when were contacted by the Asso-Stoel( Prices ftebottntl the war was over. ciated Press. CBS ~ews. the P.rkes rebound after early profit taking and move They gave him the flying State Department and a half higher. Industrials 896 18. up 5.33. Pages H·15. vest they said his brother (See FAMILY. Pace %) wore the day his U.S. Army Riot• In Cnplfal? spotter plane crashed Into LBJ warns that District of Colum bia fanng race the jungles of Zr,ne D. · ·f Then. after four months or Crash Breaks nots ' not givtn home rule. Page 3. captivity when his own life l\'ew Team at IJ.~'. hung in the balance. they told him to go. s1·x Teetl1 Ambassador Goldberg Lines up own team for U.N .. For Donti<i Charles Daw· including Rep. James Roosevelt. Page 4. son, a ~year-old oil survey Dod Pit LI r d 'captain from Costa Mesa. it A 20-year-old Fullerton flt!t" Cn "fl r ol S was the end of the road. youth chipped and broke six New York Mets continue to pick on the Dodgers "Do ru think there Is anv front teeth when his auto· with a 7.5 shelUng of Osteen. See Sports, Page 20. more can do ?" he asked mobile edged off Coas• High-l~IH:X Ot' l~.Sllt~ t 't ,·.•TlJftL's· today a1 be recovered from way and rammed a parked •; ·• .:. a ll'UelllnC three-day h!Jte car in Corona del Mar ealy Boating . . . . . . . . . . . . 23 back to aove.rnment terrl· this morning. California News . . . . . . . 6 tory. Randall K. DeWitt was Comics ................ 24 ''They aald lf Dan was tre.ted and released 1t Hoag Classified . . . . . . . . . . . . 26 aUve they would take me to MemorlaJ Hospital. Editorial.\ . , . . . . . . . . . 16 hJm. but that be was dead. The young man's west· Finance ........ , . 14-15 l want to 10 home now. tell bound automobile crashed Dan'1 wlfe Arlene and lbe Into a car owned by Wil-T•• Weather National News ....... 3-4 Obituaries . . . . . . . . .. .. 3 Orange County . . • . . . . 10 SociaJ Notes ....... 17-19 Sports ....... 20-22 Tel~lsion ........... 24 kida that 1 did alt t could. Uam G. Gibson of Laguna 1 11nd then pick up the thre1ds Beach at 12:46 a.m.. and or my llft." came to rest 70 feet up the BE GLAD l'OU'RE HERE Da~aon'a 'rl-y e a r-old shoylder of the highway be· brother, Lt. Daniel Dawson. tween Cameo High I and s disappear.cl on a mission Drive and Mornln& Canyon (Ste DAWSON, Paie 11) Road. A It will be sunny and fa irly cool along the coast Fri· day, but hotter than hinges Inland. warns district for~~ caster Rea Myers. There will be early mornini fog u well u low clouds . . . . .. . .. . . .... .. .. .. ~ .. . . .. ... .. ~ . " ... . ... ' .................. , --........ v ( U11e~~"fl lJ1u111i111ify • . ' Board Hires Engineer ,. Directors ol \he Coastal I should be slmplf to lid u a Ml.mbtn ti. LelUr Rem-~~ t.nldnl • - Municipal \\'<1ter District, "meter readlnl" ~ t......, of~~ aad ~-.Od.Pllr'tdzw• ·torn by dlllemi• of 1-Ce ovu I the Metropoli&u Wll&er ~ ._art 1'. A'f9'.""d Lqlaa lloa wtlll U.. \'.:: Jbt scope o! their authorily. tricl or whdht:r It should 8eftft ha..e been paabiq for ed to 1U' I achirved an uneasy unanimity branch out Into reservoir and such a move. The Laguna quest to placate their col- a\• meeting in Lai::una Bea..:h transmission line· eonstruc-area lack• • permanent water leagues. •1 .. al IY •• · · h 1 suppl y Coastal r. un1c1p ai.c:r ___ ...;.""f!l!!if~ \~ednesday n1g t. ion . _ lmtrict is 1M interrntldW"y -- .By oi 5 to O \'Ole. th~ bo;1rd Edrnm:"10" 1,Fl'd.K"afc;t "'that1 Ol'POSITll)N that supplies water to mem- agrrcd to cn1ploy the Glcnrlalc tlit:bpchellintlnar). sluld} ~ulld Chainnan n L "Pal" Pal· 1 bcr ;;igcncie&. in Newport I . . g f m pro a y rost 1n Ill' nc1g l· · C M consu uni: engineer in .ir 1! borhood of ~-thf' e:.:act terson of Nc1•opor~ ee..ch. and Beach. part of us ta esa, of ~km.e n and Ed~onslon cost to ht fig11red later on 8 Willi<im K. Patrick ot Coat~ Laguna B:each, San Clemente, at lhcu SepL 10 mecung. diiC i.sis and 'ol'oald ~ Mtsa ha~e u:pressed oppo11 -Danai Point. San J uan Capt -f Robert M. EdmOllstcn con-per m ' tioft. Charla. V. Turner of altano. and part Df Brea. .,uJted with the chredor5 far rom0.Pltted around C~"frn.:; Colt• Men "bas remained un· All acept for lAgmaa 1 hsll an bour. and thtn wu r l~lort•h· appet d"''1 d0. ~mmltl"" Oe<1rh Coun!\" \Vater Di5trle1 ' di missed "''hlle thev discuss avonng e s u Y or iver· · 1 d s 11 c· t W t n· • 5 ·• · ·1gcnt reasons Previously. they Ednionston g:ive the irn· an ,ou ~ o~s .. a.er IS· ld his proposal "''ere inclined to tine up on pression that likely the rc1~rt t.rict. v.·hich ~crvu:es_ South ~)l'INIO!'\ opposi te sides of the •iucsti<>n 111·ould Lndic'.Hc the d1 str1l·t I L<iguna, h~1·_e reservoir stor-1 H.1s firn1 ...,·ouJd be retained of v.·hethcr r nervoir con-should be dni nR cxat·U~· Yo t_iat age ..!a<'~~rs. con~lnl~e;; ~ to &iv• a.a. GplfllOlt wbelber lhe! 5truct1on was a leg1 tiniau:[ il bas bee n -d1stnbutLn£1 thr~·. ·r issues in fcmdion ot the water district role of the di!trict. MWD wat.tr to th' local mem-res~.1vt c1 1es. Lions Bake Lobsters SepL 11, 12 ,.,.,,,,. I 'Corridor' Plan TEENS ..• Costa Mesa Cou11cil by ..,, boy 1neod Sh< "" kntt-deep, looked for a ra- F cue , found nooe, then walked worshiper. To Review reewtiy ·"· ... v1n, .... ,. with .. The weekend nf Sept . 11 But aoothu. biklnl11ad and 1l i.s the date for the Costa Mua's City Council on wbdhrt'r or not the ~-orrl· Carol O'Briu of Pasadena. ltlb •nooal Balboa Uons will meet In apeci.al anaion dor route, 1t1pported by '!I'" jumped in u ii sandbag-BREEZY START -Walter von Hutacbler'1 Pimm reptU. Otben identif1.11ble are October (3 130}, Gene Club Lob&ler BaJct on the eo.. 1 Monday night to study a re. city of Newpon Be.aeh, m-patrolln& were ber occupa-(4863). Rio de Jantiro, and BUI Pictford"s Caprice M.cCa.rtby, Ch.icafo; Arulao (BL 4802), Harry Walker, rona de! Mar main beach. port from lM state Olvidon fringea in any way on CAI .. tion. , (4680 1 Western Shore, Md., lead pack of world Sao Paulo, Braz!; Turmoil (4887), Gary Comer, C~ Siie ol 5.000 k>bst.er dinners I of Hlehwaya on the proposed ta Mesa. rtaU-.. 1 wu down bf.re J.ut championship contenders off the leeward end of the cago; Glisten, (4738) W. C. Burgee. Vancouver; betwet..a l\000 and 9 p.m. lJ Nnrport Corridor for the "I haven't attn the d .. nlght too .. she said "lt'a line at start of Wedne.day's third race in Gold Star Needle (4847 ), J ohn Todd, Eastern Shore, Md. anticipated for tbe two day Pacific Coast Ftff'Way. ed drawlnga of th~ rorrl~ ireal .. ' ' _:.::::_:::_::::_:_::..:::_::::=:=o_:_::::_.:.:::.:::...::::::.:::::_ _ __:_:::::::::_::.:::_::_:_:cc.:__ __ _:_ _________ _ affair . The council i1 expected to ~ncllmaa .. Alm '! Polk:. had some. ltou.bk 1lrt lobster is being nown make ita tland oo the. cor· aaid today, but I have an aUa the tDthua1u of in from AultraHa, acrordin« rldor known al Monday'a l~a it w~'t bf. ~fmed en-=-!ii tre>lunteen m p ddl A M c D • to cbairman of tht evait, seutoo. It lw prev\oualy ttre.ly wllhm the ~.1ty limits ·~re'al a bltchln ·one .. 3 e ce rs. apron ies, Mario c. Pacini. been noocommittal on !he-of Newport Beach. . • . . ill , __ "compronu·,... ........ The Dlvilion of HJgbt.ayi aaJd a surftt. ctivins low to 0 ff' W "Chopped sirloin w ..... ........... lch bl tartin to 8 ay s H s J -H . 0 b' . 11e available~' U:-••:P-. ,..':'"'~.'~.~' <,:~ ::;~~'":I •;:,,-.~I:.: :':.: .:20 ,'.r':~'..!, "' 1 aot1 u 1 ister er Ow eir r I ting ~Uve id 50 w pre er CAlllie-r. chalnnan of the 1tate 1iI otben beaded -not low· ll.eo.t !~ ~ dinoer w i 11 =·a, Transport.att.oOll Com-= '::-::a -but . .tow• T 0 Newport Mrs Ednah Race. Capron. ed lht divorce deer~ that be $1.50. A $SO'J dollar aav-1 H s f ' n responM. allp:i Tbt police bullhorn sound· "'hO died Tuesday In Ntwport there were bank dt'posita of Space Labs inga bond .,.,·ill be given away, eavy llr ~~t!:. Newport M yor rd: MYRTLE B~ACH . S.C. -y Beach. picked up her final de-$2,081,000 which 1lx lnvesU· at I.he cloae of . ~ outing. The "compiom1se route," "Out of the surf, oot of the Balboa l1land s marathon crtt: of divorce from George gator& had lu~ up. CK AF Plans Other prlus will include a Halls Search drawn up by Aue.mblyman aurf. ~ rtp1 lriplideal are paddler, Larry Capune., Ls on H. Capron o~ JuJy _25 and, in 1be Dana Point land was D~ J~<-!.,B~~B!t surfboard. Robert E. Badbam IR·Nf'W· rwmtnc. Out of the. turf!"' h1a way hom_e today after dealh. deprived him of. any offered to the county by Ca-Announcmlenl by Preiident port Bue.bl nms !ar DOrtb Mmt paM1 altenUoa. Some ban&lng up hll paddleboard. rights be might b.ave claimed pron_ In 1~ fall of l9!S4 as 3 Johnson Wednesday that the Plant Site For Victim of tbt rt.a~ alignnwnt dkln't. doHe c~~E of!~il ... ~eyboaged in the $16 million divorce aet· wss11:.1e s~te. for .~~ ~ I~~~ Defense Department had been Ul It join the st.ate route wn tuc Uut"111 ~ at tlement she "'on. or s air. "' c t. de. ed to l!!ed lm td· un s EVERYBODY IN after lo&&lng more than 900 tht Beach v.·as fostering. or r . proc . m at Upper Newport B•J. BJ then, most of Uw: volun-miles from New York City Mrs. Capron, 74· won · But tile land did not be-lately ':"'1th: a $1..5 billion plan Surf waa stW up at New· Costa Mesa.. wbkh had been teer wotbn wen up tc their to lhia rtaort eommuntty. settlem~nt in the Su~nar long to Capron : he had until lo orbit .fi ve two--man space T B Topi c Ip or t Buch'• notorious aated tc lupporl the corridor neci.I ta '1rirtin& water any-Capune, 23. ezplalned that Court of ~ Angelea t:ounty Feb. 21. 1.i65, tc get It beck laborator1ea bro~&Jit chee~s 0 e • "Wedge" on the Wnt Jetty plan, w1lhbekl action pending way. 1be cop wi th the horn his back i9 toe strained. his when she divorC'ed her hus· (rom Ids wife by pe;ying her from_ Douglas Aircraft Co. s . itoda eontlnuin to revwt lthe state study. However, t~e added, lamely: che1t too sore, and the open· h;and afl•r 56 years CJ! mar· $18 milHon in cash. He failed flunhngton Be:ich Space Sys- Engineer1 from the Metro-. Y· i P . coundl t lrea5ed that It at11l "Out of the. surf '" lng "If school too clOff for him r1a~e and from her testimony, t do 5 le1ns Center polltan Wattt District and :l1feguard s from recuvcnnglfavored the route adop.W ~n Then qule:Uy , ··if you can t.o continue. penury. ° Ca prC:· wai playing v.ilh The P re 1 Id co t also an- the. Bechtel Corp. will de·1thc ~~ vf presumed drown-1M_ay. 1963. by t~e Cahforn1a get out." Originally, the orange She died at Hoeg P.femo_ri· the Sea ltle Oub of the old no~ed ~hat the .~ Force, &ertbe the propo!ed Pel.lean 1ng \'Jctim Paul Sonnenberg, Highway Commis~lon . Nine o'clock r ame The sea Coast College sophomore had al Ho1pltal after a brief iii-Northwest League "''hen thl!i which will administer the Point nuclear desallnlzalion 19. ll~ntin_gton Beach. \ "Ob''.ious_ly lhe .city of Cos~a eased Its pounding.· The po-planned to paddle all the way neas. Her sole survivor ia a re married in l!IO'i. •M? ha's projttt. had a.I_ ready plck~d plant at a "Town Hall Meet·\ A city lifegu ard spokesman ~tesa is highly interested m lice told everyone tM •how trom !\'cw York to Cape Ken-ai!lter, Mrs. Adele: Shipley oft 0 I d frienda l hat Mrs. Douglaa to des1J!n and build hlg" at 8 p.m. In the Commu-said thlJ n:iorning that wave11 a fr~eway to take care of the wu over. but would tbe kl~nffiy. He tater cut that goal 1201 Brookmere Road. Paa-Hancock B.a.nning advanced the spacecraft . nlty Youth Center. Fifth and lv.-erc cre!'!1ni:t at fou1 feet. but traffic problem s of .Newport in the surf stick Around ta down to thP Florld;i state ade-na . him the funda whlch made It Is k~own that. Oougl_a~ frls streeU: Co:rooa del ~1ar. v.:ere t'Xpec:·ed to !)(! even 13:e~ch .. an~ other neighboring help brtn, those lut sand· line \Vcdnesday, he quit al• The 116 million selUement poa1lble his flrlt purchase of haa been m C'Ompet1tlon _with The meetJng 1.~ 11ponsorPd by hi11:her _later today. , c1t1e3. Pi.n.kle.y commented. begs up !Ugher ? to,llethtr. .. ~1rs. Capron made with her land ln th!& a re a _ land several.other a~r1.o!\fl&<."t fir rns !he Carona del Mar Chamber So.m~berg. 761t1 Com"!0--1 They did. The 900 miles achieved. hush.and. a one·time prof.?a-which Included the preS<':nl to obtain the big _contr~ct for nf Commerce and the Shore· dore C1ri::Je. ~·as lost ~·lule \Valking away. one of the m however. represented a slonal baseball player. waa alte of Fainiew SClte Jloa-I.he Manned Orb1~al 1.Aibora· line Preservation Committee. body-surfi~g 1n mouni.a1nous f'rolll Pase I -hls long-le&ged surfer short! world'a record. Cap u n e not in cash: it con1i1ted of pita!. lory. known by ita iniUals. Located 1,000 feel . fro_m tJ:ie bre~kers in the _c.r~a Sunday. drooping •nd hia lon& blon d claimed. No one else has pad-860.32 acres of land at Dana Mr1. C ap r o n testified lihe M~L. Cameo Shores subdivls1on rn Lifeguards said it rn ay be WAR hair straggling almost to his dled that far. It took him 36 Point: a 1125,000 borne at had no knowledge of her It is especially &ratifying Corona de! Mar. Pelican Point at least two week& be~ore the • • • shoulder : day• to accomplUh the feat. 2600 Sayshott Drive in Ne.,.... husband's wo rth, that he re-lo the local center." sa1'1 U one of two sites under body "·ashes ashore. ~lean-"Boy if my Old Man knew port Beactl, and a llllO,CQO qui~ her to Uve frugally Larry V!tsky, public relations study by MWO for the plant. while Weguard d:vers w 111 huge B-52 b o m be rs have I had ever worked this hard apartment house in Loni w1lhout tervanta even in director, "becau5e lhe 1,000 The other Is a man-made Is· continue to make forays _into Oo.wn the i:nore t~ 2,000 bf."d die." Beach. r large Newport Beach man team whl_ch prepared the land a mile off Sunset Beach. the waters whenever possible. miles to strike at \i let Cong Frot11 Page l Her attorney, Robert A. home. He even rduaed to preliminary bid on the MOL concentrnllons within South N~b Jr., told Superior Judge hire a nurse when she broke for the government was bead- VielnarT'.. I f'ront Page I FAMILY Donald Odell when he rrant· her kg, •he adde-d . quartered here." • The U.S. plat.es 1triking in l • • • "It is a hig plum for Doug-' D to I . t s n r ~Orth Vietnam steered clear TIDE doten newspapers las and lluntinglon Beach." QC fS ...1lS Wf,Jn le lof the Hanoi arf.a \vhere be· • • • "I v.•as just gettin.i; rearly Vilaky said "The ~'OL pro- \ieved Soviet-supplied surface· to co to work." aaid Jeanne,1 Jrv1."1·te Co. Preside.nt's igram ii much greattt In srope tu-air •SAM 1 rrusslles have "Thil wa!I juat a te.mporary who now lives with her four lhan !he Saturn program now downed three. Am e r I c an inconvenience. that needs no children at 525 Berr.a rd SL, under way at the center." planes One was hit la5t Tue1-correction.·· "when Marguerite 'a 11 e d i w .. · fe Hurt ;n Crcish 0 0 n a Id W. OouiJas Jr., day Hu rlburt ertlmates 1 h a t with the me11age from the " ct1mpany president, said tbP 111 Critical Co1uli.tion :\ 17-ycar-old Ba 1 d v.· t n '>'·as dead The U S military command 13 000 bal already been •pent State Department." I announcment of the award Park youth. "''ho had a i:lose But lifeg uard Jim Stauffer said the 8-52 bombers at· fo~ burlap sacka which were She didn't go ln1teail she was "tztremely &raUfyin& to llrush v. ilh death Tuesday at and captain Kendall Jacob--tacked war Zone D, site of bougbt for price• ranging took the children to her Mrs. Charles Thoma1, wife cldent scene. with Ins true-ont and all of us Bl Oougla9 ." ~ewport Beach, "':a.s report· son continued to administer previous SA~ raid". But the fr om l2 to l4. cent• a plere. mother·~n·law's apartment of the lrvii:ie. Company presi-tlona that they .be delivered to "This rt:l'T'tsents weU de· cd ln critical condi tion t~ay oxygtn a_nd closed·h c a rt command,. 1n ke eping wl~h Another ll50 haa gt,,nr for and waited for further ne•·1. denl, waa 1n1ured shortly b& the pane.I. Tiie motoriat drop-served recognition for the at Hoag r-.1emorial llospitaL maasage 1n the chance he new 1ecunty reguJatlona, did renl<ll of bulldozers to plow By mldafternoon the tele· fore 10 a .m. today in an auto-ped them off as requnted. highly skilled le.am a5sembled Thomas Grlswold apparent-might still be alive. not dilclose the n_umber of a trench in the area. and gram had arrived. !ruck colll5lon at Newport Santa _Ana police. In whoae by Charles R. Able, group ly suffered a se\'ere 1tlzuro G~l!~·old began lo breathe planes taklng part 1n the raid there will probably he a final "Everyone has been IO Boulevard and MacArthur Jurt1dlction the accident OC· vice president or our Mlsalle wbile 1wlmmlng at the 15th again after treatment at or the tons of bomb1 dropped, figure of several hundred wondtrfuJ to u1, an con· Boulevard. curred. said Mr!. Thomas· and Space Sy1tema divl1ion," Street beach Tuesday. By the Hoag·i; em'!rgency room. A U.S. military spoke.1man dollar9 for labor. cemed," declared Marguer-She suffered a (ractured left new Cadillac waa broad!lded the president added. "These t.lme he wa1 carried out of the . '"If It hadn 't been for the said l5 Air Foret plalH!1 and The City Council's original ite {>awscn, who st~U has an-"-Tist and aboulder injuriea. by • flatbed truck driven by talented sclentisU and engi- water. lifeguards thought he hfeguard8, there would have three U.S. Navy jell from appropriation for emergency other IOT\, Dan. missing and and was listed In good condi· an El Toro Ma rine private, nttrs have been at .,.ork for -----------been nothing we could have the alr•~raft carrier lndepen· aid to the area was 110.000 presumed lost ln Vietnam. ti on at noon at Hoag Memor· Harry J. Provost. a number of year• on studies done to help Griswold," stat· dence hit targets only in lhe dollars. Hurlburt says there "It's the. ansv.·cr to !he la! Hospllal. The Marine was unhurt. le1ding up to thi s MOL Heiress Dies ed the chief doctor on the 1outhern half of the Commu· will be no need to ask the prayers I ve been sayrng At the time of the aecident, award." 1case this morning. nist territory. 1\ll ;ilane1 re· council for additiona l funds. ever since he left," Jc~ne Mrs. Thomaa waa on her Vltaky i;aid a aubstanUal Originally. . doclors a~-turned safely, Ironically, Hurlburt notes, u.id, her hand1 1tW 1hakmg way to 1 ae1slon of the Or· Receives Award amount or the work on the STRA UB ING . G f' r n1:tny nounced Gns .... ·old "·as tn In London . a Srl'.lsh gov· the city several yeara ago with excitement. ance County Grand Jury, of r,rocram will be done at Hunt· (;\P i -~!rs .. \melic Thys-··poor condition." llis cur· emment white paper 'aid the proposed constructing groina 'nit. children -. Curtis!. wh.ich 1he 11 a member. LOS ANGELES (AP ) _ ngton Beach. He said be was 1tn, head of !ht Th yssen steel rer.t critical condition is con· United States '!lay c~slder tor small breakw~tersl in to ; Cheryle, I ; Linda . 7, and It was reported that al-Comedian Danny Thoma1 bar; not Ill a poiition to aay at this en1pire and one of the \\Orld"sis1dercd to be worse than another a~spen11on o( _air •t· the area v.·bich mi.ht have Georse; 4 -ahare the Ir though. abe "'as unable to received one of the Catholic dme how tt would actually af- richcst v.·omen. died \\'ednes· that. tacks against North Vietnam prevented the eros~n. But mother a ei.hUaraUon. Only make the Grand Jury mtet• Cburch'• hi&hut decoratlon1 feet employment nrurea here day at her estate near here Grls\.l'Old is being treated, if lbe Communist regime halts there was • alrong outcry the younaeat la DOn's : the Ing, docu.meatl ahe had with fri>m Jame1 Francia Carini! but It wu Indicated that lh~ after a long Ulneu. friends lat Hoag'1 Intensive C are its aggresalve actiona In South that th• iroin1 would destroy other1 are Jeanne'a by a her did. She turntd them over Mcintyre in recoin!Uon Of pretent 4 4CJO.man force would announced today. 1llnit. Vietnam. the beauty of the beach. previoua marriage.. lo another motort.t •t the ac-bia chartt.ble acUvftiea. be tncr~u ... d contiderably. p·tji[iiji!1ll Newoort Harbor ..... Robert N Weed , Publisher Thomas A. Murphine, Editor Thomas Kecvil, Editorial Director Jack R. 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Ill PEI ..1 I '" • en ' • DAILY PILOT /NtwS•Prtu S Johnson WarnsCapita! ltlso Faces Race Riots· Pov ertv • Progran1 Now I. .. aw WASH INGTON 1lJPl 1 $3.25 Bllllon Program Slated For Urban Areas Presldenl Johnson warned to· \\'ASH INGTON •UPI) -ever it takes to bring hope day of possible racial violence President Johnson signed Into back to lhe homes of their in the nation's capital similar law today a bill to pump $3 .25 people." . to the Los Angeles riots unless billion of federal money lnl<I Johnson likened the new Lost America -cities and economic development prD-the District of Columbia is tov.ins dying from teonomic gram to the Homestead Act. given sell·government. decay. the Lang-Grant Act_ and the IU't Tolo--•1 explosions \l'hich rocked !he plant all during the day \Vednesrla.r. forr1n~ evacuation of 11.•ide area sur· rounding the plant Johnson made the reference Signing the public work.5 and F'armers Home Act rn the op- as he spoke at a ceremony N p J economic development act portunity it promised to the EXPLOSION -Aerial photo shows the area of the DuPont chemical complex at Louisville. Ky .. where 10 persons are dead and 32 injured rrotn ser1e:r; of where he signed the economic ew 3fJ e of 196.S. lhe President said lhe lrss fortunate. . \eJ:!islation v.·ould help save. "We say It la right and JU.St d!'velopmenl bill to pour ~.25 ntany comrnunitics and C'reate ito help our people gel back lli11ion more into the light1 B 'Jd' work for Jobless men lon their feet and sha_re once against poverty . UJ Jn2: He said he hoped and be· again in the bles11np of Jl was lhe third consecuUve u lieved this and other acts American life," he 1&1d. Reds Warn On Using Hong Kong 13 Killed, 32 Hurt Y outbs Still would result in such economic The new program will pro- day Johnson had spoken out u s ££ uplift '"al future historiana vide opportunities to ttbulld In DuPont Explosion to urge House approval of p ta "' • ~ b'll to .n will describe the 1960s as "the hope in thole Jost commu· Ag itating m ~ Se:s~~ss";f 1colu~b~: decade of opportunity." nities suffering {tom Jack ol "home rule." LOS ANGELES (UPI)-"We a.re embarking on a industry and wholesale unem-. . new program of grants and ployment. Johnson &&id. Viet Di spute TASK FORCE A blue ribbon commis~ion loam to those cities and town11 "We sa y that empty fa~ LOUISVILLE. Ky, IAP) -sons . The President noted that he form~ to invrsligate I he V.'here too many men have Ism ha1 no part in the Amen· While National Guardsmen Com pan~ officials said the , .. . had been working rarly today cause of rioting in the pre· been out of work too long." can dream," he declared. HO~G KONG (.~P) -Hong pat~qlled the area to prevent d.amage will ~u.n from $5 mtl· H~l E, Vietnam IUPI~ ~on details of a task force dominantly Negro \l/atts dis· he said at the White llouse "We say that we are. not Kong s Communist newspa-looting or abandoned homes lion to $10 m1lhon. The explo-Ant1-government student a R1· headed by Deputy Atty. Gen. 1 , h be flceremony helpless before the h1&her ~~s warned today that_ Red near .1 • .ou~vtll@'s "Rubbet-sions v.·ere rente.re~ in the talion v.·ent into its sixth day Ramsey Clark he is sending rict as gun to sttk staf "We w~nt them to improve laws of economics -that a Ch!~a may ta~e action 1f lhe Io w n m~ustnal co~plex. area v.·here monov1nylac~!Y· herl' tonight . Youlhful leadr-rs to J.,os Angeles to investigate members. . ttheir water syi;tems. stop the wise public policy uses eeo- Bnl!sh colony s govemment names continued licking at Jene. a rorm or oicetylene v.11.h d d .1 11. the recent race riots and sug· The comm1ss1o n. l'.rl!'atedlpoUution of lheir streams and nomiet to create hope -not · t ll us ·1· I · h tt d I ant· · sed ,·n pron11se a1 Y ma ss ra 1es . 1 .. contin ues o a ow .. m1 1· an exp os1on · s a ere pot· exp ?s1ve qu 1es. is u " . gest remedial steps. by Gov. Edmund G. Brown oJakes. develop their harbors, to abet despair. :ary 1hlps and P.laoes to use tion of the DuPont plant to-making Neoprene.. . . unlil ~aJ Gen. Nguye~ Van "But." he said. "they're and headed by John A. Me· control their rivers. Jay out The President urged Con· '.ts harbor and airporl. day. The Red Cross said 11 had Th1eu 1~ ousted as cha irman . thee too late _ the C f roads and utilitiell lor new grei;s to further help In the "If Hong Kong continues to Firefighting equipment .was found housing for about 200 of South. Vietnam's ruling fr°~"~ h!s already occurred. one. ormer . head or the industry . effort by passing legisla!ion tolerate these activities by pulled back during the. night. persons ~ho were evacuated military iunta. theg de~d cannot be revived Central Intelligence_ Agency, "'t\'e v.·ant them to do what-to clean up stream pollution. the American aggressors. A group of volunt~e~ hrem~n from their home~ near . t~.e A spokesman for student oind the scars of inaction over was expected to hi re legal ·:_.::..::_::.::::...:::::::....c:...:::...::cc:.:..:..c_ __ _: ___ -'---- others may not tolerate it." and county off1c1~ls will com plex situated in th~ cit~ slleaders said "peat e f u J man 'ears have begun to coun.sel. an lnv~sti.gator a~ d aald Ta Ku.ng Pao. s \s t r r ~ake another try ~1s morn· west end. near the Oh10 Riv-marches" might be the next sho.1 themselves." possibly a pubhe 1nformat1on , newspaper of the offj cial Ta 1ng to recover bodies from er. . step in their campaign. which . officer. s A Ill Factor Kung Pao in Peking. the plant. A rescue attempt There are th~et tiers oflhas confin~ itself so far to Johnson added . fo"ollowlng its first .. forma· pace ea Tw other Communist pa-Wednesday night v.·u stopped production buildings -. v_al·l ni~htly mass meetings of up "Those or _you v.·ho are ~ere live" meeting Tuesday, f.1c· v ow W . p d !Ising by unexpected new blasts. ued al well over 1100 m1lhon tto ~ 000 voung people · In the Dlstnct of Columbia-Cone said, "the staff is the pers. en et •0 an . il Ten men are missing and -In the DuPont section. The1 . ' . · . the clock Is ticking-time Is first order of business" In s ' l R Jatl,OilS Wan . Pao. carried Sim ar feared dead from the 26 ex-explosions were concentrated d:~~s s~~~ ~~~l~~~~i~n ~Ht~-moving and we should and v.·e Although there have been ov1e e wammgs. , plosions in the section of the in lhe southwest comer. The 1 S . t h. ro ~ must ask ourselves when we no major disturbances in a • ~~aid use ~dlf Hon~ ~ong ~plant "".here Neoprene -a complex in_cludes five otherlilomo~i0~1e 0 :ch1::C1~P ~~p'7he go _ home at night .. are we week. California National \VASHINGTON /UPI ~ -ischeduled for around Oct. 25, fac1 hties was ~1 ng t e mer synthetic rubber -has been large chemical works. an alu-. doing all we should in the na-Guardsmen remained in the . . . . W 1 lean war aga1n1t the ComJ!LU· produced since 1942. ltoipi· minum plant and a generat·1cap1tal city lion's capital, in all of the big city to guaranlee orde.r. For the th1_rd. t_lmr in lhre.e in ~h1ch astronauts a ter nlst Vlet Cong In South Viet-tal~ treated at least 35 per· ing station for electricity. The student spokesman con· cilles where eo per cent of McCone and Brown have years the 1.nhn1\.e complex1-Schirra and Thomas P . Staf· nam. • · fl~med _that the Roman_ cath-all our people are going to agreed on Dec. 1 as a target t\es of outer s~ce have be-ford v.•ill attempt to link their The newspaper warnings ohc Thieu v.as. th~ main tar-live by the year 7000~" date for the commission's re· co~e a facto~ .1n the no ~ess craft wilh an Agena rocket. followed reports that Peking gel of the . agita~1on. ra.t her 1l\e President warned that porl. \ntncate poht1~al relahons Such "rendetvous and dock· had paised the word Indirect· It z s tS u s than Buddhist Pnme llo11n11ter "when people feel mistreated Brown ·aid the eighl-m m-lhetv.·een the l1n1ted Stales and . .. . · C I • R·" a y uppor ~g Cao Ky . . ~ e Russia ling maneuvers •~ Vltal to ly to Britain that h na • = •l.. • · uyen frel in.Justice, have no homes. ber commission -fashioned · I rulers are poUUcally and dip-."\\'e recogn.ii.e Ky's good· have no jobs. have no voice . afk'r the Warren Commis-The latest devel_opmenl. an · lhe u_s. Apollo program 10 tomaUcally embatrused. by T Pl 11.•111, b~~ sometime he talks 1_00 such thlngs occur." • sion v.·hich investigated the nouncrd by Prts1dent John.lland men on the moon before the presence o{ Am~an Nuclear reaty an much.. the spokesman .said . "When you can't go up. assassination of Presidenl son yesterd~y. tO?k _the_ form!t970, foree1 in Hong Kong at a time He. said the students belie~ed when you don't have a place Kennedy -11.·ould have sub-of an Af"'.1er1can invilation IO I Johnson's offer can1e after when the U"!ted St ate 1 .is . Thieu was ~he man beh1~? to go, any adventure. any dan· poena pov.·er. but could not !he Russians. to _send a . lead· Russian charges that the U.S. itepplng up 1U war effort in GENEVA 1UPl 1 -Italy all plans fo r a multi-lateral the recent ~g~tenlng of m.ili-ger !may occur) ... you grant immunity to witnesses 1ng Soviet scientist lo w1tn~s~IGemini . 5 fli hi was bein South Vietnam. moved today to back the nuclear force l ~LF) under ta_ry ~ni;cr1pt 1on rules. which can't do much worsr lhan who appear beforr it and v.·ho t he next two · man Gem1n1 . g g Although the U.S. Navy says United States tn its pr.Jposal the _North AUanlic ':'r~aty Or-triggered the lates1 round of thlngs are nov.·," he added. fear self·incrimina!ion in tes· launch rrom C<ipe '<ennedy. used. for n11Utary purpo.ses, Ill ships call at Hong Kong to prevent the spread of nu -gan1zation as a condition for student unrest. , tifying about looting a n d If the Ruuians accept -specificall~· to spy on R ~ d to &1ve their crew1 reat and clear wea pons. seriou1 negotiations to be1in. The spokesman was one of Ll.l"S ACT , arson. and some U.S. officials doubt China. Cuba and North Viet· relaxation. thr R~ newspa-T h e American proposal, Tsarapkln has charged that three main leaders of the Hue J ohnson added . "Let s act "We will do nothlng to un· they will -ii 11.·ould mark nam v:ith powrrful cameras. pers charged the Br_itish col· placed rn:tore the 17-nation the MLF. a pl~n advanced by agitation and also took a part before it 's t~ late. ~s I went dercut \aw enforcement agen· the first time a S?viet scien· Bolh the Unil~ States and ony on the South China C?ast Geneva disarmament c~nfer· the late President J_ohn _F'. in Buddhist and studenl riot· to bed last night I sa.id to my-cies," the govemor explained. list has ever v.'Jtnessed a Russi~ are ron_im1tted through Is being used as an American ence las~ v.·eek. previously K.ennedy. ~ould _consl11ute I~· ing v.·hich unseated one ill·fal· self. ·\l·hat can I do lo see blore than tOOO persons manned U.S. space launch. a United Nations agreement war base. ha~ ~cce1ved the support of direct pr_ohferalion I~ that 11 ed ci\'ilian government this that v.·e h.av; no more Lo.~ v.·ere arrested durinJ? the The next Gemini launch LS to w;r spac:~ for peaceful pur· Br1ta1n a~d Canada a~ a ~ould '-1ve West .... ermany winter. Angeleses. \\e have to act. rioting. wh ich began Aui II. the critical Gemini.{; night. poses on ly. 11~nd ba~1s for negotiations access to nuc.lear WtaJ?OnS. At present residents of the l--"----·"---.--''----------------------- w1lh Russta. \Veite:o offlc1~ls pred1C'ted Diatrict of Columbia. wh.ich OBIT IJ i\RIES Soviet n~gotiator Semyon the Soviet poi;lt1on would be has a heavy Negro population . 1-;MERSON. Mary Lucy, 5406 K. Tsarapk1n has f<1Ued to litrengthened by West Ger· Fire BomlJS may vote only tn national Neptune Dr.. Costa Mesa. make a formal reply to P!O-m~n attacks against the Am· elections every four years, Surviv~ by husband, Robert posals for a non -proliferation er1can plan. Congresi; supervises thr local T. of Rowley, Mass.: da~gh· ~re.aly, but he has Oa~ly re-Some West German lea~ers Tl1rown u· l government. ter Mr1 Mary Ann Marc1nak 1ected the U.S. stand 1n off. havt! called the American . of 'Newpo' rt Beach. Services lhe cuff comments to news-proposals on non-proliferation J ohnson said _yesterdd~y that in t A g 30 Rnv.·-men ''monstrous·• charging th•y it was a nauonal 1sgrace and termen · u · • u • • NJ A th t th ti · it I did ley Mass Bell Broadway The Soviet Union has de-would r~ult ln the "surren-f e 8 a e na on I cap a H Mortuary ·directors manded that the West 1crap der'' of Europe to Russia. not have self·governmen1 ld • ' · has appeal~ to Housr ea ers EECE Thomas ~Ted), 1108 E.LIZABETH , ~· J. IAP)-to force a vote on the home M ' Los A 1 Sur· Police rushed reinforcements rule bill Oakhurat, nge es. 1 s h J D' • N into the predominantly Negrol----· --------1 vRclvhoo•b·y d~~~;~r, s~ei~~~t! C 00 JSlrICl OW section of Elizabethport ea.rly n r • · today after several carloads Lorenien ; sister, Dolly F!ddy-of Negro youths dr o ve me~t. ,Services Pend 1 n g. F' Full I d through hurling gasD- Sm•th• Mortu8'y. Jrst y J1tegrate Hoe bomb•. ~'"" '"d ho<· F'ISC llER. Veld a M. Survived tl es. by husband. John: son. John RUBY SC (UPI) The t 1 t F'lre bombs were tossed Resolution Lauds Chief Jr.; daughters. Mrs. Tonya · ' · -r c · , through about four store wln- Peari;Jey. Jan F'ischer. San Ruby school district dropped Many school. d I s tr 1 c ts dows but the n aming gas· LOS ANGELES ~UPI ) _ dra Fischer; sillter, Ruth racial barriers at Its one across the nation have been oline wa s quickly extln· A re10lution ~mmending Uw Kendrigan: brothers. Fred, school today and in.advert· desegregat~ ror years, but gulshed. Fire engines respond-police department and Police George, Henry and Howard ently ~on the distinction of the office of education said lng to the 1cene were ston~. Chief William H. Parker for Kunti. Rosary 8 p.m., Fri., becoming the flrst complete-none had Ne roet1 and whites police said. their work during tht week- St. Polycarp Catholic Church. ly Integrated school district ln 1 g f Two policemen suffered long Negro rtot.5, w .. s to come Stanton. Requiem Ma1'1 9 a.m . In the nation. every c assroom 0 every minor burns in putting out up today before I.hf' l'lty coun· Sat.. St. Polycarp Catholic The change. putting 120 school. one of the fires and v.·ere r~ ell. Churth. Peek Family Colonial Negroes in classes with 450 Ruby schools Supt. James il~as~ after treatm('TI\. No A vote on the co1nmenda·I Funeral Home, directors. while children, came without W. Younginer said Dr. Ken· other lnjurlei were reported, tory resolution. sponsored by BLANK Sf\. Frank H. Sur· incident. . neth Haddock of tht office of police said. Councilmen John C. Holland vtved by parenla. Mr. and The U.S. Office of Educa· ~ucatlon told him of Ru by's The section. near the ~·a· and Louis Nov.·ell . was side· ~ M N ood Blank · alster lion ln Washington 1 a Id dlsUnctlon while Younglner terfront In the New York har-tracked to the police. fire and .... 011:D.a , or;.and~. Mrs'. Ruby'1 . de1eire1at1on wa1 wa1 ln Washington to get ap-bor area, was the scene of civil <hfense committee ~·hen Herm~n Blank. Servtcet 8 unique 10 that lt meant Ne-proval for the desegregation th~ nights of ~en 1u5 It was introduced Aug . 18. p m Thun Peek Family Co-gTOeJh an~ w.hltei w°dld 'd pl•n. racial disturbances Jast •sum· Al that time Councllmrn l~n~J FuotfaJ Home toget cl n every 1grti! :' "I told him I wasn't try· mer. Gilbert Undsay and B 111 y "--------·---every assroom n __ •· ing to make history." Young. The situation today ea~ed MUls .. lNlsted th~ resolution llA.LTI MORTUAJUES Iner 11ald. "1 wa1 just a coun· at about 2 a.m. when a crowd was premature. C.roaa del Mar OR J.Nll • ~ • try boy up there trylnfl to of 1ome 200 per,Otls quitlly At yesterday's police. fire Cotta Meu Ml 1-ta.4 ~-~ get this approved 110 we cleared off the strttll. •·\\'c and ~tvtl derense commtnee could 10 to work." were keeping our lln~rrs m1eUn1, two civic and busi- BELL BROADWAY FLOWERS Approval of Ruby's lnte-cro1sed." a pol ice l\eutenunt nesa lfOUps sent spokesmen MORTUARY TO graUon plan was announc:ed said ... We had some tense mo-to urge city council support llt Brot1dwa7, Colla Me•• by the aovernment an hour menu there.' of Chief Parker. < u wm COMFORT after de1eare1ated claqes ....,. PEElt FAMILY COLONIAL FUNERAL ROME 'ltl BolH Ave., We1t111la1kr THE be100 In lta school. I LIVING Th.• dlstrlct'1 one school .c untlf today had Mrved only FROM whllo children. LANGUAGE RECORDS Savin9s Up To --1M!T1111' MORTVARY tr1 Malo Ill. UWIU.ltoll Beacli LE WD Flower Shop OR l-651 l Pacific View Memorial Park ,..., ......... ~ .... _... ........ . The DAILY PJLOT "·ill 1ccept 111 orde.r1 to con1 · plete l1ngu1ge recorrl seta without requiring our ~aders to send In tht num~rtd coupon!. Orden1 to complete :<>Cl~ or fDr new full set.A of records will be acrtptrd until September Isl after which the offer will be discontinued. ~·~?kJ~~NOOJP~N.-+- 1'F,s'l'CLIFF MORTVARY en !:. t'JUI ll., CMCI Meaa ··-• -- ~ I~ um •KMIMlr ..._ """ ..... l'W.:: 11)"'!0.'. ~. Appare1 For Men and Women Corner of Newport Blvd. at .Via Lido ' .. \ ' 4 DAILY PILOT /NtW'l· Prtu -Rep. Roosevelt Korean Rioter. Battled Goldb erg Gets Neiv U.N. T eam American Held in ' · £. Germa n y m;HI.IN fl'l'I• -Commu- , msr poht·r arrested an Amer- l<."3n tourist in i::asl Berlin three months aRo. informed sources said todav f' 1s the third American ~nown to bP In Communist capt1v1t) 1 The sources 1dent1flPd t h el Al{lenca n as Wilham Wyot : Lovett of San Franc isco They •said he v.as involved in a · traHit• ac:cident last May in J f:ast Berlin v. hen an E a s t GorJllan was Injured. No qth-1 c-r dNails v. Pre disclosed Western offtc1als disclosed ~ e~tPrda~ the arrest in l::ast .Herhn of an American and two Britons Thl' American v. as identified as Ren1amin F Whitehill 11 1. 21, 01 Tulsa. I Okla. lie was arrested Aug. I 1 12 wit h Briton John Thv. aites. a 19-year-old student A third American .. John . Van Allena of Milton June- . tion . 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R.,. M.SO PUUMAN or W All HUii& LAVATORY ~~~~~:f~,:: '1111 11ttlng-Hl9h Gt"- Save $7.00 GlNlfl'Al £llCTll'IC GARBAGE DISPOSER lifetime put1 wur•nty 191ln1t COl'f'oefen, • fallure. Vll'tu•lly all major metal pu't1 IX• I/ poMd to water, are rn.de of 1tllnlt11 •teal. J~ I OE.'1 auper orlnd cutttrs 1pln It l .O(lt "' • ""M't food waste 11 ehredded a nd fluahed • down the dr1ln In MCOnda. Model s2a• l'"C100 ' ( ' 8 DAJl Y 'ILOT /N~·"l'HJ Tewa Bitter .Johnson Gives Potver Line OK Teachers Riot Area Aid Okayed WASH ING TON (AP \-Prea- 1 cult situation" by building an ident Johnson has proposed overhead power line for thej to "make the best of a diffi. Atomic Energy Commission through Woodside, Cahf .• but hu expressed hope that 11 Liquor License can be put under ground "not ' too far in the future.·· The town 1n San Mateo !County 1s bitterly opposing abov e J(round transmission tine, to ~upply a new linear ' accelerator at Stanford Uni· I versity. Woodside has an or· 1 0 d dmance banning overh e a d Ppo~e power lines ~ Johnson signed a bill Tues· day night authorlting AEC toj ft A CR A MF.NTO I UPll -go ahead with the ' above ne campaign of A&semb1y. ground 11ne I man Jerome R. Waldie to Wednesday ht> issued a ktgp deve~oper .Alex Cush~g1statement in which he came frtl'n serving hqu~r at his out for preservmg scenic riplntaln-top bar l1l Squa" beauty but also maintaining VaJ,Jey was before tht> Alco·l"the researC'h program on IJQ:ic Beverage Control ap-schedult" and keeping intact R(als board today. "the scientific team that has tialdie. D·A n t i o c h. an-been put together to operate .pinced last night that he the program .. bed filed an appeal with thel Johnson assigned Laurance ~rd in protest or the issu· RockefeUer. chairman of the "tee of a liquor license lo White Houst conference on Olahing. He aald he took the 'natural beauty. to ta.kt> a look IDll\lon because he was "1n-1a1 the Woodside situation and Jiired In bis right as. a citizen' make some recommcnda· ~'the state to enJoy state tions. The President s a i d petkl .!tee from the sale of Rockefeller proposed: liquor. -The AEC should construct The lawm.Uer, a longtime overhead lines to meet im-Rlt of serving liquor in state mediate needs for the Stan· •ks, charged that the De· ford project but with "maxi-I 1111i'tment of Alcoholic Bever· mum concern for the natural Go··er11or• Get Toaeth di Control l!sued the license environment .. -..; <7 ~ er tlh<>ul ha_\llng held a. public! -T~t Woodside should be ' ' ~. ...~., ~ring. He told the appeals asked to use any funds ear· Gov. Edmund G. Brown lie ft) relaxes m the sun at poolside "1th nnr nl his prc- h rd he wanted a chance to marked for putllng the hne deressors. Chief. Justice Earl Warren, former governor \\'arre>n 1s v1s1tin~ ~reu hia views at a hear-underground to bury exist10g1 friends and relauv~s in Sac~amento and "just dropped in'' to see Brown al the . dl!tribution lines in the town 87-vear-old Execuuve Manston (background). • he department, W a I d i e -T h a I the government _.td. based its decision to 1s-speed up research into put-FACTORY DIRECT -the license on a atatute ting high voltage Imes below :~DAVIS BROWN ~t ~rmltt-a duplicate Ji. the surface. HEADQUARTERS ~ to be &Jven to the hold· -T h a t the AEC should ~Jlf a buk n~ when be agree to replace t.he over· ~ to serve Uqwr in an· head llile with an under· ~ "room" of h11 "prem· ground ooe when fuD power 1-..'· Is ~red for the Stanford lht department cont.ended prcr1i"ct -estimated at five Uuit the mountain·top bar w.11 to se ven years -assuming ~pother "room" on the that Woodside has made rea· ~emises'' Ucenaed to Cush· sonable progress in burymg ~C on the valley floor. WaJ. power lines in the commun-1 dfe said. 1ty. " The contention thitt a bar a Johnson said It seemed to mpe and a hall away from him these suggestions make tbt basic building waa anoth· the best or a difficult situa- c::J' "room" was "patently ab-tion. turd." the legislator said. "To those "ho argue that . Waldie added that the 1.1· fallure to locate Uus lme an· suance of the Ucenae was derground at th.ls time would "dlr.ecUy contrary to the an· be a aevere blow to our natu· IJO¥Deed policy ot the at.ate raJ beautilicawn." Johna o a p«tk comrnJalfOll declarina aaJd.. "we can sincerely ay the aa.le of Uquor iJI at.ate that construction of this line Gib .to be tncoom~Dt with ii not an irrevocable or irre· flr?!"lrJ purpose of ltate versible act. I earnestly bope t pat-lea. · that our technology will move I fie .told the board that, if sw1!Uy forward and that this his btd to block the license particular lme can be under· I falled, he would take his grounded not too Car in the cause to the couru. future ... State-bucked Health. Care Plan Proposed SACR~ME!"JTO I ~ 'Pl I welfare IRency. was to lead Thi Caliiom1a Medical A•· a parade of witnesses Into to- aoc:laUon and a DemocratJc day·s final sesslOft. asatm~lyma~ yesterday said Dr. Ralph c. Teall. Sacra· • publicly finanC'ed stale in· mento, president of the Cali· •edurance program was need· forni a Medical -Association ... to bring many persons said portJons or the medi: 1ato the mainstream" of care act provided Ca1Jforn1a htalt~ care. with a "unique opportunity I Their test1mon> <·amt> at a 10 re-desi~n·· 1t, health care hearing of th~ Senate fa ct as~•st.ance program. I flndin«i comm1tte~ on labor I Tt>all said a pre-paid insur· and welfare. which drlvrd 1ance plan. financed with pub- iftto lh<' rt>centl~ rnal'leil he funds but carrird by prt· fe<leral med1c·are pr11~ram vale companit"i would per· and considered ho" < :ihlur· m1t needy per\Ons to chool>e ~. could take ad' antag,. of the hospital and type of <'are 1 It. Paul I> Ward. adnunis-!they desired He uid now ltator of lhe stall' hPalth aod lthe) had little choic.e in \he --matter and iaually wound 1up at the county hospital. Girl~ Ilea ll y .. ·Go All Out TeaU aa1d the CMA "didn't agree with every dotted 'I' 1 or crossed 'T' " or an ad· mtn1stration-backrd prP·paid I in~urance plan proposed by Assemblyman Jack T. Cas· ·F B e~. O.Bakersfaeld. but his ~-or ea ti-es group strongly favored the . general concept :: LOS ANGl!:l.ES I AP 1 _ Both ~. and Casey said it J'J>ur teen-age girls havt ~ould bring J>O?r p e o p 1 e ,_.,ned to intricate ~I th into the mainstream of .,.. · eu In!? medical care " I llpd bold a~111on as t h r > Jlllrlut their quarry in 1 h 1 The Caaey bill, w h I c h dtr1 Great Beatie.Hunt ' would have established the -..,.,. Cirls. member~ of Insurance p r o I r a m and ~I they call E nglish made .California eligJblf" ror ~ Inc., a IOrt of IPY net· ~ million In ltderaJ med!· ~ that tracks down Im· ~are funds. waa rejected dUr· rock 'n roU singing ing both the general and ape· went the hmit Wed-~lal legislative ~eulona thil , attackJns In a heU· year. 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AND SUNDAY AMERICA'S LEADING CHEESE STORES "Home of F•mous Beef Stick" HAVE YOU TRIED OUR DELICIOUS CHEESE IALU In a matching outfit And, for that matching look, we'll cover your shoes and pune in the material you want The COBBLERS BENCH darrell's cledrick tux shops Men's Formol Weor Speciolish Soles • De luxe Rentels 1130 IRVINE AVE. WESTCLIFF PLAZA 646-1191 15 Bullock's Fashion Squat'9 SANT A ANA 5-17-6l41 LITTLE SHERLOCK'S HERE f .. turlng th• London Look d"ltned by Biii Atklnton for Glen of Mlch ig1n SEE HIS COLLECTION * ComlMl'Clal l'hotoc)raphy * Kodak Color l'roc.ssln9 WESTCUFF PLAZA * Complete Un• Photo Equipment Ken's Westcliff Cameras ANCllNT & MODERN ORIGINAL OIL PAINTINGS BY FAMOUS AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN ARTISTS WESTCLIFF PLAZA ART GALLERJ NIXT DOOR TO SAV-ON '. f .. I DAIL V PILOT /Ntw1.Prm Sinatra, Mia Seen In Vegas LAS VEGAS, Nev. 1UPI) - Frank Sin atra and hi• teen· aged SWtttheart, actress Mia ... Farrow, wined and dined lo· gether at a posh ni1ht club early today. The stn1er'1 son, Frank Jr .. WM may soon call Mia mama, was with them. It WH the !int time Sin· atra, 49. and the l~ye&r-old ' teJmsjon actre11 appeared together In public since their Ea.st Coast cruiu in a lu.sury , yacht was 1poiled by t h e death of a crewman. Mil• Farrow. daupter of actre.1 ....,.._ O'Sullivan, and Slnatra flew btte from C&Wornia in bll private plane Jut nlaM to attend t.be open- ing of comedian Joey Bishop at the Sands Hotel. Sinatra, a former part.own- ) f Thursday Augu~l 2b l %5 er of the Sands, conferred ------------------ with Jack Entratter, owner of the hotel, about two films they are coprodudng, ''f'ire Mission " and "The Man Who l n1migratio11 Bill Dlie For Figlit i 11 Senate Sold His Wife." The singing idol. Mm Far- row, Frank Jr.. 21. Bishop and his wife. Entraller and 10 other persons -includin£ a 2Mpr•• maa wbo boYer-WASHINGTON (AP) -19M, a tot.al of 170,000 viau ed °"" Slutra and MW Far-bill tbat woaJd end the coo-a year, to be dlatributed row protectively -diBed at trovenial immigration poll-among aJf nations on a fir tbe w·. prdm room. cy bued Oft nldional origins come, tint-terVed buil, ac- m.tra _. Miis Farrow, U. ailed Ull'OaP ~ Home cording to guidellnea t bat a blonde with bangs and a but faces tougher gorng in the C.vor close relaU•es ol U.S. Jong pony tail, picked at ChJ-SenaU!. . citizens aese food and J.ipped several The Houae passed the b1U _________ 1 drinks as they talked gaily Wednesday night by a 318-95 with other• in tbe party. vote after beating back a .R~- Frank Jr. who ls appear-publican-led attempt to hm1t ing at the °Flamingo lounge immlgr~n from the West· with the new Tommy Doney em Hemupbere. arcbeslra. talked animatedly The Republicans won .a with hU father and the tffo. brief victory when Ulc1r aged star of the "Peyton amendment to hold imm1gra- Reedy Back After Foot Place'' televiliCll Mriea. tion from North and Sooth Q • ---------America to 115,000 a year pe1"3l l0D8 wu adopted by a nooreoord Luci Baines Conimned Tote ot 15' to 1M. Democ:attc WASHING TON (AP) stractlen were quickly ,..___ id roc.mded up, however, and ~ge ,E. Reedy, Pres ent the action wu !'evened by a Jobnaoa • former preu MC-m.ry, hu returned to W uh. roll call .~ of m to 111. . lngton aft~r a s.erles of oper- The bill 1s expected to ID· ations for a paiolul foot Ill· creu e preaeat immigration. ment. ! -Cath 1• which averages a.bout 300.000 He came home wltb a good-~ O IC a year. by an eshmated total natured grin. a une and two or 50,lm. I pwter casts that reach up to WASHINGTON <UPI) -A Senate subcommittee his lcoeea. Pres!.dent Jolmlon's daugh· headed by opponent. of th el "I'm feeling very good." ter, Luci BaJDa, has be e n measure is due to meet t~ay the 47-year-old Reedy aaid aft- conflnned ln the R<iman Calh· lo consider a course of action er his return Wedneiday, "but olic Church. President Johnson bas urged t miss being able to move The Wblt.e Houle an· prompt action this aesaion\around. It's a w:ry annoYin& nounctd yesterday that Luci, and Wednead.ay summoned thing to have to move with 18. wo~ confirmed several Senate Democratic Leader hea vy casts on each Jee:· ~ af,O b1 Alrbbl•hop Pat-Mite IUncfl#kJ ot MooWa Reel/ waderwent nearly rict A. O'BoJie ia a private and R«p•blicao Lader Ever-21i2 boon of IW'JUY Au,. 11 CftemOllf. ett M. Dirben ol llllnoiJ to at Method.IJt H0tpit.t.I In TM lpClblmaa, Mn. Elba-the White House for a dUcw-Rocheater, Minn, tor a cbroa- WJa earp.w, cled•Hd to lioa tbat reportedly dWt le foot anrneot, known • five any detaOt I)( the ette· mainly with the bill. hammertoec, that ca~ the mony, but sources sald Luci Johnson has called "shame-toes to curl under tbe feet. was confirmed Wt Saturday ful" the present system that lie took what wu described tn St. Matthew'.!t Cathe<!ral, seeks to preserve the popula-as a leave of ab.ence from where she was baptir.ed July tion balance of the Un;ted the White House on July 8 2. States 45 years ago by as· and has been in and out of Cunfirmation is not neces-signing quota~ to nations hospitals since ~-He wu ury in Catholic the<>logy, but bued on the number of U.S. replaced by BID D. Moyen, only a baptized persor; may citizens in 1920 who c o u I d than a presidential us.IJtant. be confirmed. According to trace their national origins to --==============. the CaUlollc faith, conlirma-that country. England and tion Is "a sacrament which Germany get more than halI Imparts a character to th e the 158.000 total visas n o w soul, We.DiJ,bells ifact IO authorized. that the perNt may ..__. la place oC UH! individual Jy protea bi.I faith ar.d fiChl national quotu, the bill would apinn t.tmpt.tion." autbortu, 1tarttn1 July 1. 4 reasons "Rtal steurty Is knowtnQ Charlie Brown w111 bt on tilt CIOllllc 1119e of tJw D Al L V PILOT fWl1 dly." I to Iran sf er your account NO stRVICE CHARGE on personal accounts of $300 or more. The mraae person writes 300 checks and pays a service charre of $30 a year. By maintaining a $300 balance you save this $30. That's equal to 10% interest on your money. IUUTIUl CHl<KS. You will take pride in them. They are distinctive and identify you with the community. TIUlY PllSOllAl SIRVKL When you need financial counsel, Lllk to the officers of the bank. They're Interested In you personally because they're JOll' nel&ftbors. They can make decisions riaht on the spot-on a personal basis. Georp is not a branch rninapr. He's president of the bank. OPEN UNTIL Sl.M. DAILY-AND 6r.M. Ol PllDAYS. lid! KC:Mt llllllftd to $10,000.Jiltlftbtt rtd.,.I Otpoltt '~'"""" C.,Wltita. Exciti"I lftings, up to 45% on ,._. fine dee.orator detitnecl fvmiture ,-.. • HUI FUIN- ITURE mabs another apKtacular purchase! Color c:o-onllnae.d to f~ all clecDr1, this OM-time only ..a.ctlon is specialty primd for every bcideet-mincled familyt COME TO HUI TODAY ··· WY TllMS . . of counel I ~~ AT ~ SAVlllGS~ I ' MIX 'I IA TCI! CO-ORDINATE YOUR -GROUPINGI llefut IHkJJW with ~ 11 tfect 1' fM"' fili.d cushions, 1prift9 "'9.111 It ...... ....._. ty , • .._, Wuw . Tlte ...... ..., ttn4 Turponta design en chain ... ..,_ a. a...u. tiftlf --..tor colon ore .-te rpl ent every hMl'le. l evenible c .,..., ...,...,.11 ,..,. ... dNice .I •• II ......... HLLllUT SIFl "''' HILLCIEIT MlTCMIH CM&JR ..., 158~. 798~. .... 79• -:::::,• 7911 ~=" IOFIOR 158-' Ill Z CHAm ...... Hl.Y NO MONEY DOWN ••• UP TO 36 MONTHS TO PAY! GIACIOUS LIVING AND LOW, LOW PRICES nm AT All HUI STOIESI ''THE GRANADA" 5 PC. BEDROOM ENSEMBLE l.Aaturiously cfecorotOf ttyt.cf, this .5-pc. ~00111 Mt wludes 0 lorge triple d, .... , with ' drowen, lovely HUBS ··~·•'-' ....... ........ fr-.4 ..,., LIW .cW ft116Mt4 ........ ~ ... -.... Pllll •H•~ COM11 odet. _._,.,.,. chelt .... ...i1eWe. $2.#.'5 "'-· ... I • !' . . • • ' • • • • • . • .. • .. . . • .. .. -• . • ~ . ' • I : I I I i . • .. .. . ii ; l ? t l •• •• 4 I I , , 1 "' . . . . .. ~ I I ' .. r- Al DRI ' . ' . . ~~~ ~db<0-~0~ ~ ~@ . •"'•~#es SALE STARTS TOOAY- All PUllTS OF TOP OUAllTY --OPB1 7:30 A.M. TO 7:30 P.M. DAILY 100' s of Plants to Choose From AZALEAS SUN OR SHADE Sales l'rfce ..... _ .. ONLY 500 LIFT 1 hi. . RUBBER TREES FISCUS DECORA 18" to 2 ft. Tall Reduced To PINE CYPRlll 6r STAR ITALIAN, AlllZONA, MONTIUY · 69-5 GALLON 595 Wos 12.50 NOW ••• 100'• °" Tl1ISI! TREE ROSES NEW and OLD 5 GALLON VARIETIES 195 STAR JAIMINI GAL SIZI ONLY -IN ILOOM ·~····· I c;.~LLON NIGKT ILOOMING CHOICE PLANTS ssc 65¢ I GAL CAI PUNTS soc BOTILE BUSH 50 4 to 5 FEET 5 GALLON TWISTED JUNIPER "TOROULSA" LARGE 5 GALLON s29s WE ARE GROWERS-Most of these plants are Priced at wholesale II LANDSCAPE SPECIMENS • • • MANY. MANY NOT LISTED!!! II . . BU 'SH ROSES ASSORTED SOC IN BLOOM ROSES EXTRA • EXTRA • EXTRA FUCHSIAS 35c or 3 for •1 00 BUSH ROSES 5 GAUON 1so No. 1 GRADE ALL VARlmES $3.00 • 3.50 VALUE Concord • Thompson S.edleu -: BLACK PINE DWARF THUNIDGI 1 OSO SPECIMAN'S • 15 fJCIL size 20.00 VALur AUSTRALIAN TREE FERNS LARGE 5 GAL PLANTS· REG. 7.00 · 2 GALLON SIZE • REG. 4.50 1 GALLON SIZE REG. 1.95 s39s s29s 95c LIVING FENCE -QT. CAN -$2.50 DL ROSll 4 VARIETIES -QT. CAN -3 FDR $1.00 JUNIPIRI LILAC SUMMER BLOOMING 65C 4 Colors • 1 Gallon 4' • 6' Tall TAM JUNIPERS LARGE • BUSHY $19 5 5 GaRon $4.50 VALUE STEPPING STONES ALL TRELLISES REDWOOD TUBS oiscou .. TED INSECTICIDES n G RGYNE S 60~ !~A.!.~!!.~ s6os: ._ .......................... ,. ~Pll~•~D~··~·~·~·~•~n~ou~•~~~._ ________________ _. ALL FROM OUR RIGULAR STOCllJ ARAUCARIA BIDWIW s..11 SAVE NOW ON LANDSCAPING! "'/ -KIY l'llIILI TUii $1 WHOLUAL~I llT. ,RICI · 1. ' DRIVE A SHOil DISTAIC WHERE YOUR DOLLARS GO-A LONG WAY! ' THOUSANDS OP •A' 1 ON CAN AND 5 ALLON CAN PLAH11-TOO MANY TO UST , , • •OING AT WHOLES AU I JUST 2 ILOCKS W.EST OF CONSUMER CITY ' ' ' ,, I ' I ; ' . ' ' ' ' \ I Ji I ,, I JU UAJLY PJLOT/Nrw,·Pms For the Record Cafeteria At School _,,,._. ___ ....... 1 To Close Births -Fire Calls Population Climhs to 1,136,225 . Br LES WAGNER °' .. Deltr ...... .., ....... ...• , .. "' .... 1) ... 1 ,.,.,,.. "•rlr. ... .,1 Coll• Me>0 ll.~ ,,.,,... !i.1111 i ""'"'••• ........ 1),011 •w ... ,..., ll.J11 "''°'" C.•o•e 11•.'1l H"n nql"" l f KJ\ /0, .. 0 l oQvno le1t.11 I I ,fl'O l• "'"'' Jl>.IW. l .... ,,.,. 10 l•• A>om•IO• l,"61 ..... _1 ltoc~ :1&.111 0••-11.tll .. O<••tll •l.•lt ~ •• ,.......... 11 ..... Mn Juon Cop"'''"" ),019 "'"'' "'"' '11.l•l ~11 B•t(~ "J!l )'•"''·" 1 ... . y, ..... . " .... I 10~ 1111 W• '""""' ... 141 10•01 •!l(G•D!l•Olfd I OOt,~ Un•r><o•DOro"a '"' Ill.Ill To!OI O•t"Q< '°""'• LlU.Jll H ,111 .. Sentencing In Burglary, Escape Set P sychiatrists Rule Beach Rapist Sa SANTA ANA -A 27·year· oJd admJtted rapist was ruled sane in Superior Court Wed· nesday. He will be sentenced Sept. 8. Superior Judge William L. Murray made the ruling a.lier studying psychiatrists' re· SM'TA ANA _ A GATden ports on David A. Scott of Grove man, convi,.ted of bur. Paramount.. elarizing a Costa Me5a mar· Scott earlier had pleaded ket pleaded qullty to an es· guilty to a rape charge. cape charge \l.'ednesday in He was arrested Jan. 2 by Superior Court. Huntington Beach police who Michael John Marsden 25 were alerted to hi• attack on • a s orde!Td by suptrl~ a 50-y~-oJd woman by the Judge Howard C. Cameroo victim 1 to:Cam•. to appear for atntenctng on Police UJd Scott met the ltoth convietlora on Sept lt woman In a bar ln Signal Hill , A Superior Court tury 'ear: and drove' lier to an Isolated Uer um wttk had found oil field . when lbe uaault Manden fUilty 01 burglarl:r.·,"'°=k=pl~"='=· ======.I inl tbe U· totem M....rket, 22$5 1r , Hart>or Blvd., "" June 11. FEW EXCEPTIONS OD July S. while anltin& a DAll.Y PILOT d rcu.Llltklrl 11 Jll'll1mJur1 hearing on tbe 10 oomplei. that many of bu1JM1 . cblqe at Newport ~ moN than 500 carrier Bach MaWic lp&l Court, he MlmMn J.Mrn tbtir routtt ,.... from c-"'b. He ... bf nmnot b:lna the very flW _ ___. .,._. a tW'o block homn to llklii, rather tbu -.-.-U.. c10ontepa te dellvw. -· . , __ " . - l , Hawaii All-Stars • • • I • Outrigger. Paddler ls Also ., World Renowned Surf er . .. \ not DON'T IUY ANY UPHOLSTER~D FURNITURE •• , urrtll y•u hava ... ft our falMl .. 1.111 H llCtlo11 or n1uo1hyd• \jphollt•Nd aof11 ind oh111'9 In f loral, 11111: and lln•n t1J>Clun11 Open Hon. & Fri. nights 'Iii 9:00 p.m. ''EVERYONE'' • • can JOin "-GEMCO ~ It's not that we don't like dogs ..•. it's just that we cater to people! In fad, we love animals and admire people ••• especi ally people who opprociote the va lue of money .•. who like to buy first quality merchandise· at a saving ••• who a ppreciate good eating on a lower budget. People who like the convenience of complete shopping facilities under one roof with the ouuronee of a savings on every purchose. These ~re the people w\oo can and should be GEMCO members! Use the handy applka!lon and hfFome. a GEMCO member. A substantial portion of the $1 liflltime rnem- behhip fee goes to the GEMCO CharitobJe and Scholarihip Fcundatlon and is spent right he re in Orange County. You must be wtisRtd with your meltiberihip or your fee will be returMd. OPENING SOON .. ·JOIN TODAY! ··<9·········································· • • • 17099 llroo~llur1t St., l'ounta • • • ln Valley IM..,.... ... • LlflTIMI NON-ASSISSAILE MfMIE~SHIP APNC • ATION ..... ...... , . , ..... ,..... . • • --0 : ~·-··--·--·····---·-········'"''''°'"'-.,.-· • , e IMt N-NJ.Ml• l~l•iol ""' : ---0 -._... __ ! AOOltHS ................... ,_ ... _ .. ___ ...................... -·-! .....,,_ ··--· ~ ...... c-y. [! ! CITY.,_ .......... -..... _ .•• _, .• _ ... _ .. ,,_ ........ IJP COOi • •. --....... _ • TM.,., If $1.00 11 i.nd.n•f fOO' Ul'M,,.. 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(C~tJ•ued From Pare 1) "When they blindfolded ua Dawaoo said he worked u er the Communist~con·,and led us off into that tbkk rnuch u poulble around the ,ucd jungle north of Bien jungle. and then days later camp: diggln& trenches and 1a on Nov. 8. Donald came revealed to us their hidden patching buildings, to over· · tn I t h.....-.... _ come loneliness. \/ 1e . am as ~emu.::r to UttJe prison, my heart sank," The Viet Cong paid him 1d his brother or recover~. said. fifteen plasters (about 20 Attornev ., Request Rejected 1 body. 1 thought, would all 1 bad cent1) a month for his work • RCH done end up there, in that Dawson said, enough to buy SANTA ANA _ AasembJ . i~ little but where there waa tobacco and an occasional y Slngsplratlon 2 ,000 T een-agers Gather at Dunes '-pr m~nths he littered the never any sun? Would l have sweet man Willlam E. Dannemeyer, tgle with leaflet.a offering to wait there unill the war · named ln a blanket aull lodg· An estimated 2.000 lttn· The seminars will be con· ~·arda for lnformatlon. Hit· was over!" FOOD FREE ~ a1aln1t the Calllomia Leg· agers fNm Arizona, Nevada, ducted by Southern California -g de~d end after dead end, The Viet Cong hardly spoke '''That waa really some-1s1alure to force Aaaembly re-aD<S California will gather at businessmen who will counsel decided on one last des· to Miss Emberger. When abe thine, eettinf paid by the apportionment, may have to Newport DWles thi.3 Friday teen agers diff t ntte gamble -to pene· fell ill with some kind of Viet Cong," he said, laugh· hire hiJ own attorney when r . ' · on eren Ca· Ide the Vie~ Cong heart· jungle f~ver soon after they Ing. "I think the American the California Supreme Court or t.he ninth annual Sings. reers. ld. throw himsel!. on the reached the hidden prison, 1 p~era were also paid for opens hearinga on the i&lue ~lration by the Sea, accord· Scheduled to speak are Lt. rrcy of the guerrillas and doctor and a nurse tended their work. Our food was next ml)flth. mg to Ken Murray. director Ernie Laurin of the Newport ~ the answer. . her 24 hours a day, but they fr~." Orange County aupuvitora of the program. 1seach P.>hce De art men t \ pretty 21-year-<ild Viet· weren't friendly. As the weeks wore on. the have rejected a request from Th' day.long meeting open,Norman Le u P H tin · DAILY PILOT /N~Prm J J mese-French college girl, "They distrusted her .. aald Viet Cont eradually untold-Dannemeyer (D-Fullerton) . • ave · a un g. llette Emberger, went Dawaon, "and dlatrua~ her ed the story of h1J brother. for personal court ,..~to the public, is bel.ng spon· ton Beach school tea c her 111g as h i s ~terpreler. She motives. just as they dis· They said hia plane bad taUou by County CounaeJ Act. IOred by the First Christian trained in teaching the neu· ~ was lmprtsoned but was trusted me. They told me been shot down tn the region nan Kuyper. Church of Cos~ Mesa. rologically han<Ucapped; Nor· eased with Dawson. that l was probably playing of the camp, and the wreck· SupervllOl'I acreecs t h• y Volleyb all tournaments, man Rohr, writer and pub- l'be Viet Cong were furl· some kind of trick.'' age had been uaed to make bad no choice but to tum aemlnara with guest speak· lisber, and Dempster Evans. ! "'With Dawson. As the fear of certain death weapons and kitchen uten· d 1> w n the request, e v e n era, and musical entertain· of Evans Creative Designs, 1',They demanded to k. n o w began to leave him, Dawson .sils. though the assemblyman sld· ment will last from 9 a.m. specializing lo the graphic -------------------- r! I dared enter their ter· began getting used to hi.I His brother had died in the ea with the count:> board's of· to 8:30 p.m. arts. PrY without permission." jungle prison. crub, and had been proper. ficial position favoring reasr .;;;;;:=========-=--------------------================;;;;:;; '"'*' recalled. ly buried, he wu told. portionment. ' tall. red-haired man, be BOMBED "We do not bate American ~ pale from months in his Dawson said the region soldiera, or the American INTERVENED 1gJe prison and thin from was constantly ahaking from people," Dawson aald he waa CounMl J(eyper polnted out ! walk back but otberwiae bombs dropped by U.S. jets told repeatedly. "We bate to the board that the coonty ll. a ~. d Vietnamese Skyral~n. your leaders becauae they already hu iotervened ln Id them my story and SomeUmea, I cou.ld see are misleading you." state and federal actions. to hem my papers. 1.n. the bombs apllllng out of the compel Aas~mbly red.istr1ct· 1 letters from my wife bomb bays as the planes MALARIA Ing. He can t, said Kuyper. .my brother Danny's came In, but they never did E ventually they brought repreaent both aides ln the r~They hardly glanced at regi.ater a direct bit." he Oawson the flying veal which same diapute. si. They said they bad reported. they said his brother had Earlier. Dannemeyer had fl' bwn methods of check-Tile prisoners were herded worn. sought funds for legal repre- : my story,'' .Dawson said. int o aheiters in the ground Eve~yone in tM camp had sent.lion from the Aasembly when the bombers came malaria, includlnc himael!, rules committee, but be wu :SP AIR over. he said, but the guardJ Dawaon aaid. turned down. Tbe committee >awsoo d i d not expect to remained above iround cas· He wu nuned back to noted that a [A)I Angele. firm confined in • Viet Cong ually puffiAc on their 'ctia· he.alth, but hil interpreter r~ bad already been hired to .son. rettes. mained ill. represent the Aaaembly ht the Dawaon said ''There wu court diJpute. no fence around me, only The Lot Angeles firm, said Ml,.IC A'8 LA,.el8T PAMtL V CLOTH1Ne Ct.Al .. that Impenetrable jungle. I Dannemeyer , wW seek 0 ln et· knew that to escape would feet to sustain the apportion· I either be to be cauctit again ment of the Aaaembly u It 2-PC. 'l MATCH·MATES ' FOR BACK TO SCHOOL OR THE YOUNGER SET Complet e sets 2.97 Slz"Ux and 3.97 ind you get the .. ,.,,. low c11h price! ~,LI ftAltKINO O,I N SUN. 11.J 16th I Newport llvcf.. Gaete MeM or to perish." now ex.ista. '' Then be and Colette we~ U SEATS told they could go tree. Several guards wer~ U · "Based on the 1980 census, signed to them. they were Orange County wu entitled blindfolded and left their jun-to 3.6 seats in the st.rte As· gle pri.lon after four montha sembly," the representative or captivity. explained. "Our county actu· "'nle prisoners cheered u ally received three . .. r left " he said "and J "If we adopt the current • f waved back at the~." census in reapportioning the ' NO GRILLING aasemblyr. ~ur county would Dawaon said the Viet Cong be entitled to 4.9 seats," Dan· did not mistreat him or even 11emeye!' added. croaaexamlne him. "I believe It Is obvious to The small croup bad one all that this apportionment is chilling experience b e f o r e not in the best interest of the reaching the friendly village people of my district. nor the of Thai Hung. <:.>unty Of Orange." he said. A U.S. Air Force 1potter Hearing• are s!ated to be-I '~. plane swooped over them u gtn Monday before the State they ran along a track and Supreme Court at which lime I into the underbrush. U-e reapportionment lsaue will In a few minutes. several be debated. ' Skyraider bomben z.eroed in The alternatives available Oil t h e pl~ the e;roup h a d to the court include ordering 1 beet! and vopped bombt. the Legialature back lnto ses· ''I had mixed feelings sion to work out an agreeable I about that," Dawson 1aid. plan on the issue. or the Villagers at Thai Hung wel· court could appoint a "mas· corned Dawson enthu.aiutic· ter" to hear evidence and ally. They had befriended then aubmll a plan to the him In the months before be court. wu ca~. If no action la taken, the He bade them farewell and Federal Court will me« Oct. rode a bus to Bien Hoa. 1 to take up the matter - .;, The Viet Cong made Daw· and preumably aettle the fa. ' son carry out everyth.tn1 be sue. t had taken tn, lncludlnt t b e In the federal act.Ion. Or· ,. l body bac he bad brou&ht for ange County bu not been al· ! his brother'• remain.a. lowed t\l enter u a formal "They told me they dldn 't part.idpanl but the court has 1 want anyone aaylng t h e y permitted the county repre· had stolen aomething from sentation as a "friend or the me," be aaid. court." I "I have no doubt that theyl,;:========::- want my Imprisonment to re- flect well oo them. Every- thing conaldered, I waa well t treated a~ that. Maybe my re- leaae wW lead to the celeaM of more U.S. prl.aonera." NO OTHER No other new.paper. dall:r or Sunday. bu the ~ ladon ot the DAJLY PILOT ln thJa .,..., NOW YOU CAN MAKE THE SAME $ WORK NOT ONCE but TWICE EDUCATION ltlLAXA TIOH INTIRTAINMINT RECREATION WHIELCHAIRS HOSPITAL IEDS WALKERS CRUTCHES V.f.W. (Ct1stllne) Post lo. 3536 Wlah .. anneunoe their (1nn1111) t ullllerlptlen oam,.'9n fOr lhl purcha.le ol acldftional sick room tQUJpm~t. 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H!U'S THE ANSWER FOR THE BUDGET MINDED, A FRIGIDAIRE HFRIGl!RATOR TO FIT YOUR FAMILY FINANCES ! ©DAVIS -BROWN TELEVISION ·APPLIANCES 411 E. 17th ST. 646-1684 OPEN DAILY 9:30 TO 9 CLOSED SUNDAY FOil 9UICK SI RVICE 541-3437 \ t· 1% ThuNdA,y, August 26, 1965 Landscapi1ag Work to Start Leafy Boughs Soon to Shade, Beautify UCI Land~rapers at the Univer-eight acres of the 20-atre While the basic landscap-,walks. glens and groves on of trees and plants to th e sit~ or California, Irvine n~xt central campus park. ing "111 be In by the opening the ~ampus, as well as from Southern California nursery \\trk w1U si.trt transforming Plant materials from South.!or sthool, Aldrich sald stu· UCI s boob, computers and and landscaping Industry. the trreless camp~s on roll-ern California and other part:. dents and staff can expect to lecture halls. UCJ landscaping is being mg i;ra~slaods behmd Corona of the world were '"OOted and rough 1t a bit until lawns. -J:le also expecli the l~d-carried out under long range del Mar into a showplace of germinated in greenhousesl :.hrubs and trees take h o Id scapmg to help UCI ac1ent· plans drawn by cor.sulting greenery. · at UCLA, then set out f 0 r i.lnd bloom. ists . st~dy the Impact of ur· landscape arc h It e c t s C. I And Chancellor Daniel G. nursery growth about 18' "\Ve hope to accomplish a bamzat1on on the .cou~tryslde Jacques Hahn and J . Charles Aldrich Jr h~s announc;ed months ago at UC's s 0 u th number of thlngs thr~ugh our o~ .Southern California ~d Hoffman in aasociation with plans for tummg the entire Coast Field Station near El long range landscapmg pro-similar are~s undergomg Robert H .. Carter and Fred· UIO-acre campus Into a bo-Toro. i grnm," the chancellor added. heavy populat1~n .growth. erlck M. Lang. Also in on the tanit·al garden he hopes will station Superintendent o\mong them: -Another uuss1on of the planning were Campus Arch· be of international scientific Dean Millen aaid all the I -Aldr.ich expects ,UCI stu-campus l~ndscaping p I an, ltect Coulson Tough and Cam- importance plants are flourishing a n d dents will be able to d r a w Aldrich said, will be to Intro-put Landacape Architect .. Landscapin~ at Irvine ready for transplanUn1. 1 :.ome or thelr knowledge from duce new and useful varieties Gt:ne S. Uematsu. I lowest ! PHOTO PRINT P • Higl!ett rices Quallt)' Df\'tloped & P~ ~A.)3COLr1~j Jumbo 11s Jumbo P rinta Prlnh .__ 12 Jumbo Prlnta and New Roll ot Kod,cotor Aeprlnta trem Kodacolor Ntgt •• 16¢ StM ,., ,nee _ .. ' ,...,,_ All -,_ orlc.1 ere ""'"'•ll•••Y .... :!;::: PHOTO CO. P.O. Box 2130 SAN DIEGO 12, CALI F . will serve many functions in -------------------------..__ TREES FOR UCl-C'ampus architect Coulson Tough Oe{l) and campus landscape architect Gene S. Ue- matsu mspect young acacia tree to be planted next week as landscaping of new campus gets under way. Long range plans ca II for turning the entire 1.510- acre campus mto a botanical garden UCI officials hope will be of international scientific importance. Equal tty Do g l .1over W a11ts Cat s Ta gged, Belled add111on to beauty and utili· ty ... said the chan~llor. "We want 1t to be part of our stu· dents' education. We "'ant it to be a sc1ent1flc tool for our b1olog1i.1s And "'e want it to ~ or interest and importance to thr public and the land- scaping industr) " Aldrich. former sUltewide ~!!an of agriculture for t h e University of Cahforrua. said UCJ biologists have confirmed that conditions on the campus are suitable for developing a scientifically important botan- ical Rarden. Trees. shrubs and plants for the first landscaping In- crement are being imported from s i m i I a r climates throughout the world, he said. Selections also are b e i n g made from both flourishing and virtually forgotten plant varieties in Southern CaWor- nia. Jn1llal landscaping will cov- er about 20 acres by the time the new campus opens in late Sep~mber. More land- scaping w1U be added as the campus develops. Landscape consultant$, Al- drich noted. have recom- mended that the planting treatment for the campus , . . should be naturalistic, y e t ORANGE-An lrnte const1· Buddy Rae Goodroch bear-should resemble an arbore- tuent strode into the City er of the petition which con-tum in reeling. Council chambers here. wav· Ulined 46 signatures. explamed Emphasis at the outset will Ing a pe11t1on. to councilmen this week that be on the planting of trees. -----------the document sought equal Within the nex~ few months, 1.300 trees, primarily syca- Thieves Get lreatme~t. of dogs ~~d cats more, eucalyptus and p i n e, by mun1c1pal authorities. will ~ growing on the once Seems that. said Goodrich. treeless campus. Included Suitcase the dogs have been getting the ~U be .both native, a~d exo~- worst of it. 1c species from s1~1lar cli- . . mate areas in Arnca a n d Do~ owners were bemg ~IS· Australia Thieves snatched three suit· cnminated agamst. he said . Prelim1nary work -grad- cases packed with clothing Dog owner Goodrich. of 414 ing. soil preparation and in- fr th I ·k r I ~. Shaffer St., and his fellow I stallauon or irrigation sys· om e uggage rac 0 a petitioners suggested that terns -already as being car· st a hon ~ agon in Sunset Beach 1 C\ ery cat should be licensed, ned out under a contract Tuesday. sheriff'~ deputies vaccinated. and wear a bell . held by the Shawn Company reported The latter proposal was aim· of Placentia. The contract The ro bbcn wa.~ r<'porled ed at maintaining the city's calls for landscaping of about minutes after m1dn1gh1 b~ bird population. Goodrich 12 acres surrounding UCl's Jud.son Ray. 41 , ~ho said he said. first buildings and about had parked his car in front Councilmen assured Good-..============.! or a home at 16451 S. Pacific rich that the matter would be Ave. and was preparing to g1\'en close study. unload it when the theft OC· Goodrich. o b v i o u s I y cured. pleased, then strode out of the He s a i d the suitcases con-council chambers. tained clothlng, jewelry and The 13-year-old couldn't personal items wort.to almost wait to tell his parents about $'700. it. BOTH AP, UPI The DAILY PILOT 1i. ont of the ttw community news- P ape rs Of iu size in the country to have the comb1- na11on of both Associated Press and Uni~ Preea-ln· ternational. ........... · ..... ~Rom l1ttl€ acoRns- Since 1935, Laguna Federal Savings assets have grown from $4,735 toa1owering $11 2,235,3901 In five years. between 1959 and 196', Savings & loan assets In the United States increased by 87.8%. During the same period, Laguna Federal Savings assets grew even faster-an astounding 153.1% increase! And Laguna Federal maintains a reserve position totalling 10.6% of deposits-almost3% higher than the national average. Save with Laguna Federal SevinQs, the association of strong and sustained growth! LAGUNA amACH, CALll"OftNIA • 2eo OC«AN AVENUI!: • Tl!LEPHON!lt HV 4-7&41 SAN Ct..•M•NT• ... AN CH • 601 N. &. CA MINO RllAL. • TELEPHONI! 1 HV 2·119& l.ACIUNA NOU& W NCH • MONAl'GH llAV flLAZA • ~ ~a.12Ql °" ~ Winter Star CAP•OLAN Co .. t ifluovt Filameflt Hyloft Pile i>.<.,.tw-4 .. it-4 ... , ... ,.-. '"' ''""'" ••. wi'9 N1tte .,f ., .... est cei... .•• •-'t ....... ...., " ,m ... -. .. w. i• kcki.._ te ,,. .... , ltfftcllittt M writtkli.,. Hl•CULO• ContinuCM1s FlleRMttt Olefi11 Pile U•ce11ditie11elly 1•,..'"4 .. k ....... , .... , ............ ltl-M pile, 11 f•...._...f ...... "4 ....... '"°'"· .......... ......... ffff. Dewble jtlte ~ .... . • \!WESTMINSTER 1SJS4 BEACH IL VD. 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De••I• kck•t · Call Tod1y T•S.. s. ... ,. .. hlY .. , H ..... o., ., 1.-.. <Ne ow....._, Phone 893-7546 1535-4 l l ACH 8 L VD. Setlafectlon Ouennteed CLIFF RE ttearcb an J.D prepar. ·.recent pr i. I l I ··- DATL Y PILOT /NPW5-PmJ J :J Search, OCC Plans Sale Of Street [an(l1•---.. Resc ue Orange Coast College plans No definite date has been land has dragged on l 0 r lo sell remaining portions of set for the sm, but Watson months. its Harbor Boulevard front-said it would be scheduled ln PROBLEu" U • l s l age In Costa Mesa, college of-1mJ DI e r1c1aJs have revealed. the not-too-distant tuture. 1t started when city and Dr. Norman E. Watson, au· "The time bu come when college officialJ, faced with SANTA ANA -The new perintendent of the junior col· it ts no longer feasible to growing traffic problems1 .. --•• ... ••• . lege diJtricl, sald about lt graze ca~tle on such valuable around the Costa Mesa c:;am-KI T lllAl.._,~i;u .. !'ft. search-rescue reserve unit of acres now used as asture for property,' he said. pus , proposed that a college ISA YILLAG B MAR ,-.;;··....,··-"'"• ~ t.: ~ ~ ~ the sheriff's department ls cattle by the schoof.a agrkul· APPRAISAL street Immediately adjacent r IHE HOUSE 0::: ~l NE FCX:>OG¥ •I 'I. ~ _ oow fully operational. Sheriff lure department will go on OCC trustees already have : somtlt Coll~gi Par:J:vires ' James A. Musick announced the auction block. ordered an appraiaal of the Ro~~tto ~bor ~~ulevard~ \03\ E~ ~\NO OJa., C06fA MeEA today property. Colleee officials . ~NE. 540 0 4 3':> ' · said money from the sale of &ome College Park reSl· ~ • "The ever-present spectre land will go for capital Im· dents objected, exprenlng of an airplane crash or a na-Ge m s Taken•, provements at the Coata fears about the effect.a of _a tural disaster demands that Mesa campus, or the n e w public roadway next to their law enforcement be prepared Golden West College campus back yards. . with instantaneous emergen· T -SS $11 500 in Huntington Beach, or both. College and city officials . .. .LAJ ' In October 1982, ooc sold shifted gears and came up cy servtces. about 33 acres of ita Harbor with a new design. Un-'.Ibe reserve unit , organized SAN'i'A ANA -~vea Boulevard frontage n e a r der present plans, the pro-. a year ago. has just completed pried open the trunk of a car Adams Avenue to Corona del posed street would miss many\ field tr · · ise d . ID broa<l daylleht ln a pert-Mar buUder o.z. Robertson of the homes, cutting through a atmng exerc e Ing Jot here Tufllsd .. ) and fled for l l 158 000 ot about S35 • tbe middle of present OCC ~ to . ac~ualnt the com· with $11,• tn jewelry. 000 an'am. Moat ot the moii-parlurea to Harbor Boulevard! munity wtth its service. Gem sale:man Oscar M. ey was u~ to buy the 122-about midway between Col· A slmulated rescue on the Melander t1>1d police be loc.k· acre site for the district'• lege Part and new comtner- bluHs overlooking U p p e r ed the trunk with two cha1na second campuJ in Huntinc-clal development.a on Harbor. Newport Bay was carried out and a J>Jdlock before coin& ton Beach. ADDS v ALUE befon . members of police, Into Bulloe.k'a Jl'u hion Squre College olfldall 1ald t be Tbla plan la now favored by fire, civil def~, forestry Departinent Store about 10 Jmpeodlnc aale of the acbool'a college ol11cia1I ,.,bo feel it and llfeguard agencies. a.m. remalnlni Harbar Boulevard wtD enhance the value of OCC Unit members delcended a He ,.turned Dtioutes tater fronta~ will be held up at land when it goes on the mar· · cliff utill.%ing "Sky Genie" de&-t'> f~ the cM1ns cut, the leut unUl a decilion is made ket. cent control devices. rescued locke4 trunk prie-: open and by OCC trustees on future College trustees had backed a victim, rendered first aid. the jewe.lry gone. • street development involving the original proposal be· and transported him In a heli· MellitDder a San Clemente the property. A decision Is cause, they said, it would, I ~~3 copter manned by personnel resident ..;,d sa!esman f.>r likely to come at a Sept. 13 among other things, provide! MESA VILLAGE MARKET e PRESENTS e A GO-GO DAYS AUGUST 25 THRU 28 Thie Coupo" Good for Admttelon To A' GO•GO DAYS AT MESA VILLAGE MKT. NAME : CLIFF RESCUE-Members of sheriffs department search and rescue re9erve unit place victim in litter io preparation for descent to bottom of cliff durini ·.recent practice. of the Sheriff's Aero Squad· 8. A. Ballou & Co; said be trustee meeting. something of a buffer ron. took only one sample cue of A controversy Involving the between the College P a r k The unit is headed by Re· jewelry into the store luving college. the City of Costa Meaa homes and future develop- aerve Captain William "Jean" U others behind in the .ato. and Colle1e Park residents ment. on land the coUe~ ADDRESS: "LL IN NAMI I AOOltlSS ANO OEPOllT THIS COUPON IN I OX FOR A BIG JACKPOT DRAW· ING 4 ~.M . AUGUST 21th. • .... . "' ~. . , . I • I .... ~- I I I 1: I -- Pine Shutters Adl'9t•ble Louvera Cf ear'''"'· wel I midi, I I I 11 y 1talntd or p;alnt· ed. l "x26" r91. 1.90, 1.49 12"x29" re9. 2.90, 2.39 9''x36" r91. 3.09, 2.49 llZES AVAIL.AILE WELDWOOD Tht htetJlnt ltloklnt adh"~ f • r formlw and 1,000 other ueet. •• 11• Kretsinger. They were all stiolen. wbo&e bomea bact up to OCC planned to aeU. But resident.a iDlilted t h e GENERAL CONTRACTORS .your complete home improvement center lnsulite, ceiling file ACOUSTICAL Luster wtllte 12"•12" oelllnt tile from t1111 famou1 manufaeturer. While They Lntt Re,. 16c now only 12c each 'I•" shop plywood ~ u' .aiw .. IPlll I II I n d )' IU'Mbcr lttnl. .."""'_ Other thlckne-,. 1t Mmpar1bl1 w v1'ip. .... 3.69 1/4"x4'x8~ $2.~9 ea. PAINT • BUILDING SUPPLIES sheet formica SE CONDI ~~~ous ro~~;: 1':f :. -~ llOld in full p 1KC1 only. VALUES FROM 9Sc 39" NOW ONLY J-sq. ft. chalk boards ' ~~~~~~~1 S.fl deep ar .. n, ltvrdlly framed • I g,...,. tor chalk. 11" x 24" 135 ea. 1700 SUPERIOR ST. COSTA MESA • M'·8909 j street aiw>uld be pushed north, away from their bomes. This is what the new design calls for. but some College Park real.dents still aren't satiJ- fied. Now they fear apartments, or some commercial develop-I menl equally distasteful to them will eventually over- look their back yards. "I'm not sure they know what they want," obMrved OCC Trustee Robert Hum· phrles. him self a C o 11 e g e Puk resident. "There doem't seem to be any consensus on the matter amon' the home· owners Involved.· W estrninster Woman Hurt In Accident A Huntington Bea& worn· an was Injured in a West-1 minster accident Tuesday night when her car ~oppled upside down into a dJtch •l· ter It was struck by anvther auto. Westminster Hospital oHi- clals today said Mrs. Lois M. Rossten, 38, of 6561 Mel· bourne Drive, wu in satis- factory condition. She suf· fered a dislocated shoulder and severe cuts. P .. lice said Mrs. Rossten waa d.rivini soulh on Hoov- er Street at Huard Avenue when her car collided with one driven by Danny R. Groby, 18, of 9081 Sabre Lane, Westminster. Police &aid the Groby auto was eastbound oo Haurd at the time. The crash knvcked Mrs. Rossten's 1964 station waeon onto its top In a ditch. Groby ucaped injury. L PRIZES FREE DRINKS LIVE GO-GO BANDS A' GO-GO GIRLS JACK POT DRAWING FREE BAR-M HOT DOGS FREE DRINKS & POTATO CHIPS -AUGUST 28 - FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE ~ TUIE TESTOR e RUG SHAMPOOER AMERICAN EXPRESS MONEY ORDERS SOLD HERE N.B.C. SAL TED 1 Lb. CRACKERS lar·M Choice BOLOGNA GRADE AA MED. FARM FUSH EGGS FRESH FRUIT PEACHES GRAPES, Seedless ORANGES LEMONS STORE HOURS 7 a .m. Til 11 p.m. Daily MONEY BACK GUARANTEE ON ALL MEAT ;and GROCERIES 29' 49~ OSCAR MA YER 1 Lb. 59' ALL MEAT WIENERS CHOICE LEAN GROUND ROUND c • J .f DAILY ~OT ~f'W!.Prt-n ____ Tllursd11y Au911st 26, 1965 Project 21 Bala11ce<l G1·owtl1 Sought in County Major Southern California I tractive physical environml!nt industrial firms are being ~o-m Orunge County. lir1ted to determ ine wallahle lni tinl response has b c en Cinancial support for Project enthu~iastic. ~aid John B 21 . a program aimed at Law:.on. Project 21 president achieving both a balanL.!d and general manager of Phil- economic growth and an at· t•o Aeronutronic, Newport Beach . "lf sut·h enthusiasm con· •IWlll!!'llim•lllnues. we have every reason Conference Planning Under Way to believe that we wiU be able to launch this citizens' program of environ mental ex- cellence,'' he said. 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IX Steps Off I •'• . •'-'°' '~ 1 ; ••• ;:-: 'r.~ ·J.; Bank"s Boar..J • ll 10•, \0-... '• (l .. • . ,·t .. '~ : ::1 l tr.: 1 " !"• • ' LOS ANGELES f' ~1) -'' ~).: 71" 11'• I'• • 1 ~ u r ') ,:; ~:: ~~· ; ~· Robert F Six, prtaldellt. oC g 1l!! 1~ >l!! i ~,,Continental Ai rline•. haa an· i:, 1.. i;:. ~ + ,, nounced his realinatlon fr'Om " 11~. 11 ,,• -'• t~ board of Ftr1t Wuc.trn ~ 1,•;:1 i'"' ,•;: • :: Bank and Trust Co. of "o s ~,1 1 J ... J -· .. 1 Angeles 1~ f"r-'t:; l~ _ ,. Six utd hr rulgntd In -R·~ avoid an y po.<1sible connlct o( .. fl ~ ~·· 1 ., Interest ,r ~l~ ·~ ~ + :, He said First Weste"' 1~ t I I • '• OWT'ltd b" Grenlamedca n ,•;: •'1• .';: ' ., Corp . which also O\li ns th r t •r,: 'i": 1;~ '• <.'OntroUlng Interest In Brarutr : .r: .r· ,n ., '• tnttrnational Airw•y~ Hr , t'• ''" 11" i ',.said Greatamerlca did n o t •> .~ ~ » , • \,!control BranJff wh~ he wa ' \ ~ r,: I:: -~ elected to the board of Tlr't , tTO:: 11.. n-.. • ~ Weatern \n 1983. t DAILY PIL01, EDITORIAL PAGE Bay Club Apartments It can be downright Intriguing to think of the hair· breadth margins and circumstances by which the fat:e of lhe city can be shaped. Late Monday night in the Newport Beach City Council l'hamber the Balboa Bay C I u b management threw in the towel on efforts to get a zoning change al· lowing them to erect three as.foot high·rise apartment towers. zoning. the council then voted to table the request until the next council session -three weeka awav -on Sep- tember 13 -to give the city time to draft restric~1ve language limiting the new zoning to just the spec1f1c project proposed by the Bay Club. Then two more weeks would elapse until the public hearing could be held at the Mxt regular council meeting, September 27. It wasn't that opposition by residents along Kings Road and CWf Drive, whose view of the bay might or might not be blocked, was too much tor them. It was largely a chain of circumstances that frus· I rated the Bay Club plan and literally changed the face of the city That sealed the doom of the Bay Club request. Ev~· dently the ma nagement had decided before.hand tha.t if !t didn't get introduction of a zone change that evening it could wait no longer, and Vice President Richard S. Stevens withdrew the rezoning request. In that manner the thorny problem Y.as resolved. No clear-cut delineation of official consensus came o{ 11 Rather the exigencies of finance cast the 'erdict. Consideration of the zoning request officially began J uly 15 when the city Planning Commission split 4 to 4 on a vote to rezone from R-4 to COZ, which would boost the building he ight limit from 50 to 85 (eet. One mem· ber \U~ absent. so the matter was held over to resolve the deadlock. At the next session. Aug. 5. the vote was again 4 to 4' with one absent T hree planners had changed their views between the two sessions, reversing their original votes. One commissioner who had been a strong advocate of the Bay Club request at the first meeting was absent from the second meeting Had he been present, the Bay Club's proposal conceivably might have won Planning Commission approval, 5 to 4. The 4-4 deadlock had the legal eHect ol denying the rezoning request. And for the parties concerned, this "decision'' on y. hat the face of a key area of our city should look like for the next several decades is the same as if 1t had re· suited from a unanimous vote of all the of!lc1al bodies involved. But there is another aspect: because there was in fact no ruling, a binding precedent bas not been estab· l1shcd. Many Willing Hand The Bay Club appealed the denial to the City Coun· cit and announced they had negotiated an extension of the deadline on their financing committment for this project until October 1. Monday, the council, with two members absent on vacation, approved the rezoning 3 to 2. Victory for the Bay Club was fleeting, however. A majority of the volunteers combating sand erosion in West Newport the past two night& have been teen· agers and younger, from all parts of the county and beyond. They worked cheerfully. bard and well. Worried by the broad uses conferred by the COZ At a time when their group has been much maligned it is gratifying to be able to give them the credit they have richly earned. Allen· Scott Bitter Fight Looms By ROBERT S. ALLEN aJld PAUL SCOia Congreulonal le.den are belng sounded out on a new U.S. atomic agreement with Indonesia. That Is !trongly favored by the State Department. With President Johnson's approval, the Department ha~ sec~tly worked out a new atomic contract Wlth Communist-truckling Presi· dc:>nt Sukarno and is maneu· \'l'nng behind·lhe-scenes to '' 1n congressional auent. l'NOER THE law. an atomic agreement must be submitted to Co n g res s. which then hu JO c:U:ys to consider It. U not npressJy disapproved by the Sena te and House, It automaticaJ. ly goes into effect. The new contract would: -Allow Indonesia to re- tain th'! research reactor given by the U S in 1961 un· der an agreement that ex· plres Sept. 20. -Provide additional atom· ic fuel for thls reat:tor. -SHIFT supervision or the reactor, its operation and use from the U.S. Atom· 1c Ener~y Commission to the International Atomlc E n e r g y Commission-of which Russia and other Communist countnes are active members. Nallonals from these nations hold key positions on the JAC. In defendmg th.ls deal. State Dl'partment ofhctals make t~o points: I I 1 lf the l' s. refuses to rPnl w the 1961 contract, ~ukarno will ~Pck atomic a5ststJ:1ce II om the Com· mun1<1s. parucularl) Red lhina, 1'!1 < on11nuanlr of ·peace· fi ,I alcmlll' :i1d" will enable till' l S. lo maintain a ·•toe· hold in lndones1<1 ·· dr~p1te Sukarno i. 1ncreiis1ng doc;e tws \\1th !Ill :\lusco"' ·Pe· \..mg blOI. TflOl'BLt: ,\ ti i ,\ D - While Pre)ident Johnson fa. \Ors the new contract. he has strong 1 and ' ell·found· ed 1 m1sg1ving abJul sub· milling tl to Congress Already the treaty with Russia to e~lablish con~ul· ates U\ the t"'·o countries h ln aucb senous dllfkult) that It's very questionable whether Senate rati/lcat1on wW be sought thJs ~eulon. Opp0nenta believe lhf')' haq• the votes lo block 11. And Sukarno is even more disliked on Capitol Hill than President Nasser. The Sen· ate overwhelmingly voted an amendment in the $3.36 billion foreign aid authon- zalion bill barring further economic aid to bo{h war· threatening Clictators. But under White HoLse pres· sure. this provision. by Sen. Fred Harris. D-Okla.. was eliminated m conference. i\ BITT ER fight 1s cerlam tf the new atomic contract w 1lh Indonesia u sent to Congress Rep. C'Mt Holitltld. ~ Calif .. chairma.n of the Joint A l om 1 c Committee. has served notice hia key group •·w1U want to take a long and caretul look at such a proposal. We will want to know a lot more about 11 than we do so far." Represenu Uves Clement Zablocki. O.Wls .. ana H. R. Gross. R-Iowa. members of the Foreigii Affairs Com· mittee. are flatly opposed. ZABLOCKI brushes aside the State Department's con· tentions as "typical bureau· cratic rationalizing and in· coherence." Gross Is not only agair.st a new c~1.tract, but i5 demanding the nu· clear reactor be repossess· ed. ··:-:o atomic fuel for any purpose should be gjven Su· karno." Gross told Assist.ant Secy. \\'tlliam Bundy. •·He may not be able to use such fuel to develop an atomic bomb. But be certainly Dear George · My nosy nei ghbo r has two dog~ that bark day anc1 nl~ht All Liley c1o is drive rverybody nuts. running up and barking at people The other day I lost my temper. raced across my )ard and harked back at them . I was happy to see .t scared the dog!\. but disturbed to sPe my ~O!\!\IPY neighbor w a s "'atching Sure enou~h. no .... ~hr tell~ people th::t ~ome· times I ha,·e the delusion I m a do~ Whal shall I do'• \' c ))par \' r . Tell your neighbor Ii she doesn't quit telhng hes e1bou1 you that so11'1l run 0111 m he r yard every day and chew her newspaper to shreds. Dear Gloomy Gus: . Gull ind ambition! Who or what is Larry Capune contributing to" A n d what la bls purpo~t" IGus. Aug 20\ -K. S.,J L ,S T .• C. 0 and ft K ,._. ... .....,..... "'.._"_ NI --··-----·---............ can use It to train atomic scientists and technicians for that. We should demand the Immediate return of the reactor. It should .1 ever have been given him in the first p I a c e. That was a grave mistake. and i' would be the height of foolhard1· ness to compound It by g1v· ing him more fuel for it. .. lN Sl'KA RNO 'S t h r e e· hour.Jong independence aay harangue last ~eek. he truculently boasted "Y. e are prepared to defend oursel· ves with atomic weapons." He also went out of hu way to excoriate U S. policy in Vietnam. u follows: "If we allow U.S. aggres· sion against Vietnam to continue. It will become a great danger to the inter· national way of Ufe. Unleu th.is aggression in Vietnam is stoppeJ, it is possible that tomorrow it will happen in another country. !t has aJ. ready taken place ln the Dominican Republic. We must resist U.S. aggres,lon and give acti\'"f! aid to our brothers in Vietnam " r---1 Mailbox IJ nderst at etn~ut To the Edit~r · I read with keen interest in the DAILY PILOT o< Aug. 23 that another east coast gold·plater has been abducted' from it~ home waters a11d relocated in Newport Harbor. This time the culprit is said to be Mr. Briggs Cunningham. After stating that "her saU area. exclusive of spin· n a k e r. 13 approximately 20.000 square feet." the ar· t1cle quotes Mr Cunrung· ham as sa,Ylng "she has a V<'ry ll?ood ligh t-weather rep· utat1on ... " Now I have no quarrel w i I h understate- ment, mind you. but any 6(). footer "ith 20.000 square feel of sail should be for· mldable indeed In llll?ht weather. Exclusive of spin- naker of coune . DICK LEW IS Folk Slt19ln9 To the Editor: I ~ 1sh to thank those Bal· boa people who so far have stl{lled my petition and writ- ten letters to the city In sup- port of getting folk singing entertainment at the Uni· com Inn. These are mo~t klM. con· siderate and open minded people who want to see more progress rot the Bal- boa area. f'm sure more people wlU come ir to slin as we reprt!sent a majority of good people, not that mJ~ orlty who think onJy Of themselves and not of some·. one new trying to make hl1 or her w•y ln the bu1i· neas world PERRY BELL ~-~---""" -.................. ............................. ........................ ..._...,_ ............. . ~ ......... ....... Friends. let us consider the days of the week. Which JS the best? The earnest thinker long ha11 considered Friday as a better boon to man than the dog . ~ No survivor of the work week can successfully chal· lenge this conclusion. But I would like to put in a word !or Wednesday. It Is tbe true day when man· kind stands upon the sum· mil of tumself. It is the day or absolute human integrt· ty AU.. DAYS have lbe.ir reasons for being. Let u1 consider their \•alues · Monday a the. pal of the eager beaver and the foe ol the tired beaver. Monday is liked by pee>- ple who study yoga, who enjoy beating their freed om again'l a discipline. w h o swim In the surf oH Coney Island in the winter a n d get their pictures in l h e papers for tloing so. For the rest of humanity Monday is a long ugh·h·h. It is a day when chtldhood goes back to school, man to his duly, and woman con- siders what to do with last week's laundry. THOSE WHO consider the Vlrtues of Tuesdav I am afraJd. must face i ·h e fact tbat it is reallv at most an escapist's ad..:-ance be· yond Monday. Jts only oth· er use is that it is tre pnme lime of the week on which to borrow money. It Isn't important wheth· er a man really needs the money. Nobody who is asked to lend money on Tuesday asks wha• it's for. He may demand a reason any other day -but never on Tuesday. He will sim· ply fork out. WE NOW skip l1. Thurs· day, and will come back to Wednesday later. Thursday is the day before Friday. Thursday is the day y o u promise to pay money back but don't. Thursday Is the soft suffocation of all en· deavor. Thursday Is the day when you begin to explain to yourseli why you haven't done so far this week what you don't in tend to do on 1'~ndav . Everybody knows w ha t J'riday is for. It I.a the day ot the long lunch, the glad ~ap from respon!libiUty, \M plunge Into the liberty of the weekend. It is the day tn hide from the guy y o u borrowed money from on Tuesday and promised to paY, back on Thursday. ' SATURDAY la for going to football rames. admlr· in1 the way your wife cuts tbe ifUI, or artfully rak· mg !allen leaves so that the wind wW blow them Into your neighbor's yard. It is also a great night to watch late shows on television while you wonder what part of the town your children are painting crimson. Sunday Is for considering heaven and endeavor and brooding about the inconsid· eration of a dlvine Injustice that has ordained Monday as the next <Uy. It also is the best day to Jump In the family buggy and make Im· possible journeys to f a r away friends who didn't ex· pect you at the tabl e and from whose home It takes you until midnight to re· turn. THIS, FRIENDS. leaves us the wealth of Wed.Des· da1. Wednesday Is the peak or the week. It Ls the necessary bridge between the ordeal of Mon· day and the freedom of Friday. It is the one day of the week when people can achieve purpose. Anybody who can't get something done on Wednes· day doesn't really know how to waste the rest of t h e week constructively. He is only kidding hlmsell. ,._ .. tM ,, .. • - ~ "",~,_MM.1~ ''W"tN t>\t> YOll 6ECoM£: lNTER£~1Et> IN FLYING?" By ERWIN D. CANHAM EdJt~r-ln-Cltlef Chrl1tlan Science Monitor Unemployment probably will not soon be reduced to bearable limits in the ur· ban Negro parts of the Unit· ed States. Family We and the discipline and order of more households with fa· then may lake much time to restore. Education for modem We may be a slow if steady process. But therf' are two abso- lutely crucial aspects of the Negro situation which could be tackled and improved fairly 5J>eedil.y I One is police relations. The other is the general at- titude of the whj te commu· nity aod it.a leadership. TAKE THE second point first. Perceptive observers agree that a large number of American Negroes f e e I alienated from American life. This .. segregation" Is deeper than laws and civil rights. It has many con- crete manifestations. b u t underneath it i.s a state of mind. The state of mind can be changed. The change starts first with the wblte1. A beginning bas been made. But everything t h a t whites think and do about their Negro fellow citizens shouJd be ln a framework which clearly recogn!ua thelr bulc status 11 God'• men. AU the petty dlscrim· lnatloru -some of t h e m very kindly m e a n t - should be detected and re· moved. IT IS ABSOLUTELY no good for Whites to recall the various advantages which a community like Loa An· geles has made available to Negroes. Such advantages certainly exist. But so do exlens\ve frustration, hope· lessness. and slum livln1. And alienation. So, above all, Negroes must be brought fully lnto the Amerlcan communlty in the thought and action or their wh ite neighbors. One by one the conditions and attitudes that have made them feel not a part of America mu.st be struck away. THEN T H B ft E LI the problem Of the police. Not just the Los Angeles police, but the police almost every- where. Thia Is the emotion- al crux of the matter. The cry of "police brut.allty" may onen be dlltorted: the mere wall of the peace bretker. But every student of the problem Jmowa there 11 1ome police brutality. Many of us have 1een It with our own eye1. Jt h .. certainty bMn spread fir and wldt on teJevtslon. TR£ VERY nature OI po- lice work, especially In the slum•. II very difOcult. Tbe police have to cope wtth un· plefllant and often vldouJ characten. TheJr Job can- not bt performed wtth kid c>ovtt. Otta crlmJnall can only bt wbdued and Ill· enced by foru. lat I can- ' not believe It Is evel' nee· essary to beat up an ar- rested person, least of all in the station house. F orce is never justified In trying to 'lbtaln confessions. On the other hand, legal tech· nlcalities of a peUfogglng nature should not im'>ede the policeman's Job. · THERE IS a dilference between the use of force and the use of brutality. And until all basis for the charge of brulallty is re· moved. the situation w i 11 aet steadily worse. It Is absolutely disruptive of an acceptable society for Negroes U> feel that every policeman. while or black. is their enemy. Such an emotion will destroy a n y community. Police power must be the cement of or- der, indeed of friendliness, in a community. And It sometimes is. Wonderful in· stances of firm but con- structive police discipline In on record in many cities. The 24th Precinct ln New York, malnly Spanllh· speaklng. ha. had great suc· cess with ita "Operation Friend." TIMES CHANGE. In the 1880's. New York police. men could only patrol the Hell's Kitchen area• in sixes. Police leadership can take us far. It can thrive only on beallhy respect. I understand the difficulties in the way of a civilian re- view board. But there are compromise solutions. auch as an office comparable to the . Scandinavian Ombuda.- man -an official U> whom a citizen can carry a n y problem be bas with 1ov· emment. In New York, there l1 proposed a "Director of Civilian Redress." Dilcl- p11ne plus an intelligent comprehension of the prob- lem can pull us through. 1--B~kfil~-- ... " Ftdl of Lfuff laa By WILLIAM HOGM c......._ .,..._ Oscar Levan~ has made a career or t.allting in public about hla phys iral and men· ta1 aliment.a. both real and lmagl.n!d. He doe1 so again In a nt:w b.>ok, "The Mem· oln of an Amnesiac." This ' la an irreverent, Demerol· drenched show buslne11 au- tobiography that reads llke one long guest shot on a Jack Prar show. It tends to emphasize S. N. Behrman's observati\)fl that ii Levant did not exist, tie couJd not be imagined. LEV ANT IS an anachron- ism whose best memories are anchored in the 1~. '30s and '40s wlttn he was somtt.)ing of a co:-icert pla· nlst, composer. the enfant terrible of radio'• ''Infor- mation. PI ea a e." cl0$e friend of George Gershwin. sometime movie actor and pet buffoon or the lntelll- gentsla. He. haa Insulted !ust about everybodv from Ar· tun> Toscanini to Dau-ryl F. Zanu\'t., and describea many Of thete trlumpb1 ln this rtt0rd. ("l think a lot o{ Leonard Bemsteln -but not 11 much a1 ht doea.'') Levant 11 a duk lntellJgence who apparentty enjoys self· chasUsemenl. fie observes: "Wher J used to 11peak of the lunatic frinJt, J didn't know J waa coin& to bead it.,, ''The Memoirs of an Arn· neslac" iJ certainly not a dull book. It's full of lauaha, witty vulgariam1. 1aUow1 humor of Ale:under Kini proportions and e n u u I h Variety-style show buslne11 chatter to place it on the best·seller list In BeverlJ Hills Yet the hollow Jauch· ter drawn from Levanl'I anxieties, parade of anaJ. yst&, shock treatment, heart condition. dlsench:mtment with Freud and l)verburden· ed medicine chest m i I b t soon Ure the avera1e read- er. The medical chart ot a professional hypochondriac Is seldom fascinating, and this Is true of Levant's cue history. remarkable t.bouib It may be. I F J U N D 'MIE moll cheerful part of tb.11 ~It to be Levant's informal recol• lecUvns of the muakal 'Mn Pan Alley and theatrical world cft thrM dec9d11 and more ago -the era of Helen Morg111, Ben Bemlt. Fannie Brice, Fred A.3talrt, Rodgf','S and Hart, and Ger· 1hwln. _ ............ _~•·''Ain.11 Tburld'Y. Auiuat 28. lMS The edttor11l Plft of tbe Dally PUot IND to lnfon. and •Umulate readers by pre11nttn1 th1a new• paper'• oplnlon1 and commentary on topics of ln- tereat and 1lgnifkance, by provfdlng a forum for the erpreaton of our relCfen' oplnlont, i nd by pruenUne the dlverM vinpotnt. of l.nlonned C>baerver1 ind 1potetmen on tople1 of the day. aMiert H. w...-, ,.... ..... \ ~ li( m; un ist of an• pre th. f al ahi re- 1hi 1~ ott of in an1 ler thE to By atr I I ] 1 h1v ever3 an u rted time. mach hla Cl tor h but " help day t pu1hl tery I ' net1h ldYlo ... '"' IEA ANDERSON, Editor ,.......,, ........ 116. 19'1 , ... 1' CAROL M. LELAND, M.O. Afriun Adventure Ship of Brotherly Love 'Hijacks' Area Doctor By YSABEL CARDEN Carol M. Leland. M.D., young dermatologist of Newport Beach, may be the only akin specialist, so far. to have served with the-good ship SS HOPE. When she wrote to Wilham Walsh, ~ 0 , commending ship team· mates for their work, he "grabbed" her to add her skllls to theirs. Hope can mean a variety of things to a variety of people, but to many people in Indonesia, Vietnam. Peru, Ecuador and Guinea. it has meant the SS HOPE, which might very properly be called the ship of brotherly Jove. In cahoots to start the project which has indeed meant hope to many underprivileged and even "backward" countries were Dr. Walsh, an intern· ist in Washington, D.C. and the then President Dwigh t D. Eisenhower. Idea of the President was. "to initiate a project aimed at international good will and understanding through personal contacts -a real people-te>-people program." The idea cauj:?hl fire in Or Walsh's imagination and another hack at the world's ills was taken by a sharp sword indeed -love. This was in the fall of 1958. Nucleus of Dr. Walsh's idea was a reconverted 15.000-ton veteran ship of World War 11 and the Korean War, the Constellation. Refitted and re-christened the SS HOPE. it became the world's first peacetime hospital ship and it would soon become a symbol of brotherly love in lands whtre fear and hate of the U.S. had made our name anathema to large numbers of otherwise reasonable and well-meaning pe<>ple. Outfitted with the latest and finest modern hospital equipment. and manned by volunteers from all areas of the country -men and women who would serve willingly witb no pay for two months (doctors) and with a stipend for 10 months (nurses and technicians) -the ship has brought hope for a better medical. sanitary and nutritional future to millions of people. Designed as a teaching-performing battalion. the avowed purpose of the rotating doctors and nurses is to bring na tive doctors and nurses in touch with modern methods and equipment -and to share knowledge and experience, theirs as well as oun. Neatly fitting into this atmosphere of enlightened altruism. if the term is not redundant, was Dr. Leland. who found herself packed and on the ship SS HOPE before she had "lim e to think about it." "After reading about the work. I was so carried away that I wrote to Dr. Walsh, not offering my services. but just as one doctor to another. By return mall, so fast l couldn't believe it. the answer came. I was in· structed to get my gear together. gel my shots and report on deck within a month's time,'' said Dr. Leland. ''They needed a dermatologist." (Set MEDICAL ADVENT':JRE, Pate 111 League Sto~ks Up! .. ., rH l I .. A sprucea up interior and newly stoc ked shelves w11l greet early shoppers when they visit the re· opened Ass1i;tance League Thrift Shop Monda y. Aug. 30. Trundling carts of new merchandise and using their hea~~ as hat trees are (from left) the Mmes. Edwa rd Pelle~nn. president of the league: James B. Taylor. provisional: Robert Beauchamp. Thrift Shop chairman. and Mrs. Dorman Howe. Sugar 'n Spice 'n Every1hi11{:{ N icP Candystripers of Hoag Memorial Hospital. Presbyterian. Aux1lt· ary will offer candy. cakes. cookies and brownies for sal e from 1 :30 to 5:30 p.m. ro1111>rrow In the lobby of the hospital as their fi rst wa ys and mea ns rvent to aid in financing the projected nrw hospital building. i vsters, schedules and actual baking or the .. .,,. ........... \.-... , Starting in September, lar~e paper AW will be distributed to friends of membe rs, who will regular· ly pick them up when full. Large items will be called for by pack-up chairman. Mrs. Alden Doesburg, 673-4294. The shop, located at 505 32nd St . :-\ew- port 8e9ch. the pnnc1pal sourc e of revenue for the chapter's philanthropy. The l hiidren's Dental Health Center. "goodies" are being handled by the "a.vs and means co mmittee of the group. witn Miss Monica West as chairma n. Candyi:tripeu offer1n1: their warPs for the approval of Mn . Robert L. Bacon, hospital administrl4tor. are lfrom leftl the Misses Peggie Ostling. Kat hy Barranger. ..,.1an Brown and Adelaide Mooney. Big Hearted Katrinka Gives Moochers Fast Shuffle DEAR ANN LANDERS: Am t big-hearted or do I have the word 1ucker written 111 over my face? There an eleven houses on this block but everybody who wantl to borrow a cup of s~gar or an upirin rings my bell. The lady next door 1B mar- ried to a man who can buy and sell my husband ten timea over, yet ,she bu been using my washin& machine for three weeks. The man across the street bad trouble getting hla car 1tarted. Of Ill the places be could ~ve gone for help be picked me. (Yea, J'm a strong woman. but wouldn't you have thou&ht he'd ask a man to help him?) Well. Ann, I have pushed his car every day for two weeka. Yeaterday I said, "Look. I'm pushing you today for the lul Ume. Get a new bat- tery and leave me alone." Now he ls mad. Am J an oddball to resent Uu1? t don't ask my nelthbon for the time of day. Please aive me some ldvlce. -THE MAGNET DIAlt MAO: l'Mn't a v•t dlfferenc. M- tween leMlftt a nelghW M •pirln and puth· Int a man'• car every d•y for twe ...eta. tf you don't knew tM dtfferen~. tMn you ARE an ec4dbatl. Each f*tOn rnwt 4-chk for hlmMlf how far he wUI let frlendt and nelghbon 90. You've let yourt ,. too far, '•tunla. DEAR ANN LANDERS: My husband who is 41 has had a aerloua live.r problem for over seven years. Thi.a last year it hu bec~me much worse The doctor told Jack in 1959 that he must givr up alcohol If he wanta to live. t have Lhraate.ned to leave him, I've cried, and even aotten down on my knees and begied him to leave liquor alone. but I mtaht u well talk to tht lamp post ir.o weka aio Jack hid an acute attack and had to be rushed lo the hospital I thought surrly 11 would kill h.im or rure him Lord knows how he pulled through Jack has ~e n home from the hospital three days and is feeling much better. Tonight before supper he fixed himsel f a martini. Now he's on his fourth and told me to skip his dinner. Why would a man do this when his doctor has told him 1t adds up to suicide? -DESPONDENT WIFE DEAR WIFli: Because he is an alcoholic. And alcoholics want te kill themMIVH but they'd rather ute a bottle than a 9un. DEAR ANN LANDERS· I .always knew there was 10mell\i.ng extraordinary about me but I didn't know what to call It until I read some books on ex· trasensory percept ion. I have it. When t wake up In the morn ing I can feel wht'n I'm going to receive a letter. I can often tell within aeconds that the phont as going to ring. I've walked down the at..rttt and thought of someone I hadn't seen in months. and "ithin minutes I've bumped into that person Several weeks ago I said to my father. ''The market is awfully high. It's going down soon." The next day it reall y took a dive. t am dating a very fine man. I've only gone out wit~ him four times but I know I'm going to marry him. Do you think I shou ld tell him., Would It hurt or help the romance? -JANUS DEAR JANUS: I've only 9ot five Mnlff and sometimes I'm not too sure of THEM so I'm in no posit'-' to give advice to someone who can predict what's going to happen to the stock market. I don't think It's smart to tell a man vou'r• going to rMrry him until he atkt you -with or without E. S. P. -h 11,....<ll UMIHt h It _... WM ....... Ml ttlt ...OIM ""''" -IM ... ., .. 1111 tlrtP C1 t1 a .._._ .... ._. •--4it .... """ l...-n' ~ ..... ., __ Se• -, ... "''" .. c ... ti .. SIM M < ....... ~" .... • ....._ Mii ....... tff, ..._.. --.t.a. L• ..... • wMI .. elW I• ..._ ne ...... ·-,,..._, .... -..... , .. u,. .. I ... OAll Y "lOt etldal .. a ti~ ~..--- \ I hurSday, Au9u\t 26. l ~ Peering Around RECENTLY RETURNED from a business and vaca- Uon trip 10 the Hawaiian llland.s are the George W. Moes. They were accorn· panied by their daughter, Georgia and her friend, Jill Stucker. During their stay they visited scenic and hiJ- toric areas of the island. • S E V E N GRANOCHU,. ~ DREN have vacationed with their grandparents. Mr. and -..1;-r..11&7, Mrs. Bruce Coulter, 2128 E. Ocean Fron t, Balboa, at dif-' ferent times during the ·-- '\ \ Nmmer. F Visiting her from Red· rank Eddya Guest' at FP-ast lands were Greg and Dar- ry~ Womack. Their son's Gueata of former Jonathan Club president and Mn. Charles P. Gould. (center) children from Manhattan at the Royal Tahitian Tamaaraa party at the Jonathan Club, Santa Moruca. were Beach Beth, Dennis, . Jer-Mr. and Mrs. Frank Eddy ~f Cotta Meu. Colorfully clad guestl sat a low tab lea frey, Bryan and Richie on the aand for the Tahitian feut and entertainment Shri11king Globe lntrigu~ Kiwiam Coulter were also enter-· tained in Balboa. Remarking how the airplane has cau~ed the world to shrink are former American A1rlmes steward· esses, members of New.port Beach chapter, The Kiwi Club. Examining distances on a small world globe and translating them into hours and minutes are (from left) the Mmes. Robert Howard. Robert Edwards, Lew Moore and Ku rt Gronau. Members of the club have invited Anaheim and Whittier chap- ter members to JOin them for luncheon in the New- porter Inn Saturday, Aug. 28. Mrs. Moore heads the group as president, with Mrs. Edwards, vice president; Mrs. Gronau. secretary, and Mrs. Howard, treasurer. Mrs. J. 0 . Weddle of Corona de! Mar is past president. Excursions for the chll· dren included a trip to Sea What' World by train, a visit with S From Page 17 Medical Adventures Told their great · grandmother, Mrs. Estella Dewey at Leis· ure World. a boat trip to Catalina and romping on the beach. Pacesetters Calendar Champagne Promenade Doing MARY DAY, 642-U21 TOOAY .......... a.a TOf'S CIW -,,...... View k11oo1. 41'1 Clt rll it.. """''"""' fMdl. 1 '·"'· --,,._ TWe Iii. ..,_, c.--Odd F•llow•a r_.., m M•lfl II .. Huntlnl'len k•ch. 7:JI "·"'· TOf'S, Met91 .. Mw1MNe -WoM- 1111<1 kllool, JOaS TWiii! A.,._, c.t 1 "l had to a.rrante with two docton to cover my practice. take care of bills that would come up during the time of my abaeoce end attend to a mflllon de-'taUs. But I Wll OD deck!" :Jmiles the warm, attrac- '.if ve woman who obeyed a =-heart call from three mil- )Jon strangen in a strange land -Gu!Ma. in the labor movement, bers of the HOPE team which led to his going to a and 50 members of the Rus· -school in Czechoslovakia. sian soccer team r o u n d A ''Champagne Promen· ade" will be presented at 1 30 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 28, in the home of Mrs. Phllllp Handelman of Costa Mesa. "·-f M-. I "·"'· Some of the mem~rs o AMencM 1-..-AnftlMY 111 "' ........... ._,. -All'\erlc~ LM!ellj CAR IH will act as models. Kell. "" "-' 111<1 IMtfwli. •-· Appointed by Mrs. Allen """"""°" '-"· • '·"" themselves possessors of But that is not to say that the same small island on President Toure is a Com-the same afternoon. munlat, or even that he That nurses are pretty TOMOtlltOW Rosenberg. mt:mber s h l p ..._. ''*' ~ c• _ chairman, as hostesses for .=;;;;;.,.,.;;;;;;;w;;;.;;an;;;;;;;;;"";;;w..,,;;;;;;;....._;;;;;;; __ ;;;;;;;;;;;.,ll the party were tht Mmes. rr ~ Without resorting to an "tUaa. you can know about :.here Guinea ts if you vis- :ualiie the Vt't!Stem bulge or :Africa and pinpoint your :ntlnd to the IOUtbml part -c>f the bulge, somewhere :around the area that sail· :Ors of Portugal's King Phil· :lip the navlptor stopped "On their gingerly, but nev- -.U.ele11 courageous at- :Jempt to follow the un· ~own cout to its end. ~UNTRIES REQUEST :: SS ROPE coea only to -anderdeveloped countries :phkb request it, and PTes- jdent Sekou Toure wed :that the lldp come to Gui· ..._ and dock in the bar- ._,. of Conakry. : 'lbe pruldent. about 40, ja a remarkatm man. ac- ;Cordlng to Dr. Leland. Son Of a trl bal chieftain. he was ~lected to the French parl- lament and got interested Auxiliary Husbands Honored A Spanish Fiesta begin- ning at 4 p.m. Saturday. Aug. 28. and continuing through the evening is plan· ned by member.s of the Wo- men·s Auxiliary to Jnterna- (ional Brotherhood of Elec- lTical Workers. 441. The event on the grounds of Mission Viejo. east of San Juan Capistrano off High- way 74. will honor husbands ol members. : Hoate11e1 for the even· tnc will be Mrs. Ross Car· ~ter. Mu. Charles Henke and Mrs. Fred Moore. Menu Jncludes beans. rice, salad. chill con carne. enchilada ple. tortillas. Mexican sweet bread and beverage. Members and guests are asked to brlnt their own table 1ervk:e to the $1.50 event. Information may be obtained by calling Mrs. William WheaUey, 544-nn, er Mrs. Henke. :>46-2218. has strong Commums t is legenduy. and it was lean.ing.s. no surprise to the Arneri- No. It sintply means that can doctors when the he is dedicated to the best young Russians began to interests of his country as play a spirited game of he sees it and that he be-soccer for their benefit. lieves almost any help is Not to be outdone in tn· gri&t for the present mill terprise. some or the nurs- of Guinea, according to the es began to dance and had doctor. the Russian team learning Adept al telling coun-h · "Af 1 R tries off (including, no t e twist ""' ore ong. us· doubt, the U.S.) Toure is sian folk.songs were sung and American rock 'n roll credited with o~ammg in· -all without the benefit of dependence for Guinea by language. But "a g 0 0 d ''tellin1 off" President time was had by all,'' nev- Charles <le Gaulle of ertheless and the "d.read- France who th.at au1tore tul" Russians and the and dignified man visited "hateful" Americans turn· his country in the late d .. 6 • t f SO's. Angered, De Gaulle e out to uc JU! un peo- immediately -within 24 pie after all. hours -removed all the STREAMS UNSAFE trappings of French govern· Although it was not sale ment that he could manage to swim in native streams end left orders for all re· for fear of acquiring one or malning signs ~ be erased more of the worm in!esta- immediately. 11\at Guinea tions common in the area, weathered the storm th.al a few American b o m e 1 followed is obviou.s. boasted swimming p o o I a A membership tea for the Pacesetter Chapter of the Children's As t b ma Re· search lnstjtute and Hosp!· tat. the event will serve to acquaint ptospective mem- bers regarding the services of the total care·treatment asthma center in Denver. Mrs. Handelman. presi- dent of the chapter. will ex· plam research fad Uties and give personal glimpses or hospitalized children. From Mrs. Handelman's home. gue.;ts wil! walk to the neighboring home of Mrs. Walter Tilley where dessert will be served and a I a s h i o n show by The Clothes Peg o1 Newport Beach will be presented. Mark Hurwitz, Steven Kof· fler, David Dc.niels and D?nald Perkal. CARIH is a non-sectarian institution that accepts sup- posedly hopeless and incur- able asthmatic children. During a two-year stay i:n the Denver facility children are helped to rid themselv· es completely of the diseue. Since all tr~atment and care is free of charge, the hospital relies solely on con· trlbuUon~ collected from ch apters such as the Pace· sett.er. An y one interested In membership ln the organi- zation may call Mra. Roi· senbera, &C-JS.to. Legal Secretaries Host Benefit Dinner .. This became Toore's and which were cordially of- the country's opportunity. fered the HOPE person-Girls' Town in Arlington Aug. 1.8, in the home of Mr. 1t still remains to be seen net. There were al so after-wtll benefit from a potluck and Mn. Harry .\. Dixon whether it will receive work parties aboard ship, supper given by members of Fullerton. enough enlightened help -Informal affairs that could of Orange County Legal Sec· Mr Le u E .,._ not the crippling k.Jnd -take the tum of spir· ••ed s. s e · ~vn& re- 04 retaries Associati.>n when for it to survive the on-conve rsation. record play-'th h . vealed plans to furnish two they g a t b e r w1 t ei.r slaughts of "progress" in ing. a spontaneous dance, guest.a Thursday evenin&. rooms for the new Gl.rlJ' the 20th century and to or a large and formal one Town headquarters. Real· emerge as a cohesive, well -for Guinean nurses. •••••••••-adminis\ered African na-denta '1f the home are or- tlon. UCLA Medical Center, phans, Jlrla from broken combining her residency T horn "'"'la b COMMON ILLS training with part-t i m e ee ea and ... w oae fam· Strangely, American doc-services at each. Uies an unable to support tors found many of the She began her practice them. same ills Americans are in 1957 in Newport Beach. T ) Committee members for heir to. including peptk liking it here for many att er the supper are Mrs. Ted uJcer ! They also found a reasons: the people, the Banp of Placentia and Mrs. heavy concentration or ma-ocean, the swimming. Dooald Blact:of of HunUnc· laria. But a w a r m responst _ _._ .. mi•••rr::-ton Betch. Hospitality h"'- "Every bottle or blood comes into Dr. Leland's 1Ed1tor'1 Noi.: ,. coM'M o1 ...,,... teS11e1 are Miu Ann L . Whit. the native hospital had eyes when she speaks of r,,;:,.:=v 9r:: ~-&.~1~ •mr ~= ener of Llsuna Beach, Miu stored con tamed malarial the SS HOPE and the na-~ ~-:0 'ro. "l°" ""'i'Jh .,t~l: Eileen Stallard of Santa Ana 1erms," said Dr. Leland. live peoples of Guinea. And "'-... MY """' be reciTVtd bv and Miii Patay Ann Lewls Th · 1 d h k ~v.> 111v1N1 co.i.n •-t ere 1s eprosy an a w o nows, some day -Thr" """ Mlct _ cten ""· 1,,. of rv1abe m. leprosarium. filariasis, "A thoroughly education-Mmo. oevtd ••11•1111,,.. 11, .i.1 "•""· E'feDID;:nJ'•~aker wW be J?. II•-Foqte, S>. Efward Mont· caused by a parasitic al sojourn," says Dr. Le-...,.,v, ~' ci." •· ,,,. M"'f'· Mra. ey of Garden d · · I d h ll)(M rG ,.IOtt'. SI. Gordo!\ Mt rl "· rtifi worm. an a natJ ve nuts· an . w o was born in U· 11rnu re~ 1 • ..,., tOG!h. " Grove, a ce ed profeas- ance. loa loa . which is a Paso Robles. but lived in .,~1~11'1M• :11~·1~111~,;., ":l' ioo.J aecretary and a pro· worm which crawls across Berkeley since she was ;~" G~i..~'":l. 'l;~h@~"::,0.C1~. fesaiooaJ legal secretary. the cornea of the eye : rel-one. She went to the Uni-c 1. oowr. 41. "'"'"'-" Ni.-tr. who t ea c h e 1 an evening atively harmless. bu t verslty or California and ::.!~~.0r'r"Lc!!...~.'': ll ... 10 class for secTetaries at Or· greatly irritating. its medical school. trai n-11=1 do~ Cf:." R~ ':~! ange Coast College. Dr. Leland foun d the op· ing at Children's Hospital 11. •U•r• "11 ... 1i. ""' sm1111, M•u R•a-..atlons for the au~ 0" Ott Whit.. 74: Cius &. M" "" "'' ~ t" port unity to work with na· in San Francisco and at w~-·~ ~u~ .... "!'."wfifl'~::."' Mf:.·::; per and information may be live doctors in her own Stanford. n "''"" com"'""ll w11111m l •t1•r' obtained by calllna Mrs. Le· specialty, aermatology. Later she finished her i~~/°t' 1~':',;,.,, ·~~.~~~.,~~~· Roy McNutt. 827~ even· gratifying. "They learned internship at Sawtelle and "~~'001l.,t,!\,,1•e::.:r~11~r::~~··,."· lngs or 871-8600 days. h orn us and we learned!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~----~~-~~ Crom them," she explained. All was not work . and though there were few op· portunities for recreation as Weste rners like it. there were memorable moments. such as the time 80 mem· If yCMI r-ived a mlni1tu,.. QOLDEN h.,.._ In th• mall r'eoently, bring It In and rtcelvt a gift ~rtlflc.te I • 1 I --' BIG LUAU ?~ ~rlday, Aug. 27 • 7 p.m. OUTRIGGER lACE CRIW llNEFTT INTIRTAINMENT • • • •II over plactl AlllMlttfc Hawaiian food $6.50 ,., person IQllDllAlliM At Tiie .,.,,.....,. IM e Cerone del Mer ......... .leml'-IM lw'IRWrtlnt Pool ,._. OltW. 1-UIO , GOLDEN HANGER ...__. 7 NA .. ..0 ,.._ Weelc Dtrya/ a AM " I .... a.tu~ 1077 W. Baker St., Costa Mesa ~ .. "!tone M..W Dryc ... ner Ac.cutron. World's most precise timepiece. I007 1.ce..e Hwy., O•reft• HI Mar 111 W ... h., l•1't• Ana o.. ............. ~--.,,... t 1 •• ., ........ PWlln.-lt I!!!".,. UJllW-...... Rf.STAURAN1 lanctuet "oom Now Ava1Jalal1 for lunch & Dinn., Dinner "•Mrvatlon1 fth. 142-4&40 1117 Wmellff Drive at Dever, Newport .. ach , ( I I llG SISTER TO THE IRA T SHOP ALSO Junior Petites Ind Pre Teens l I I I i/ I I / / 1I09 Hew,ert Ave e c .. t1 ,._. e 64' IHI ltet SM, aui,W. er l1nk....,lw4 °"" MM. ttt-"'L Tiii t """ , • ' I • I I I I ' I 1 I . \. I ' s· B U1 Tc Lind. daugbt Clift.on Ha bra. Stephe Mesa i dlony r W. Sir: bf Ide, dist Cl Give. father, wbJte I i alen rl Jen lace elbow carried orcbidr sbe saJ altar ' ed.ral ( bfossor Mrs. lerton, was gc peacoc: carried chrysa1 Bridt Misses Tani J Susan c JaIJe L Texas. identlCi attend& Flow Mays, blue o bearer Perl< lea wa Whittle chell, I of WhJ Huntini ward S geles, acting A re liven I CJub : m"ny. '.:'he I of the t where membe Motl Moth ton Be• meet.• 7:30 p.l homes. n 11 s. p urs COSTA 1R • Susan Lawrence Becomes Bride of Michael R. May tfl~Mlulit ....... ) MRS. MICHAEL MAY L-euna Ceremony University Graduates To Reside in Arizona Nel&hborhood Conire&a· tional Church, Laguna Beach wu the aetting for the vow exchange of Susan Lawrence and Michael Rob. ert O'Brien May, son of Mr. and Mr1. Robert Gen- try May of Newport Beach. Performing the candle- light rites last night wu the Rev. Ellsworth Rich- ardlion. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry James Lawrence of Laguna Beach, was given in mar- riage by her father. She wore a gown of heavy sat· in deslene<1 with long sleeves, scoop neckline and fitted bodice trimmed with alencon lace. pearls and sequins. A wide cas· cade of alencon lace. appll- qued with sequins and pearls, tormed the front pan· el and her full skirt flowed inlD a chapel train. La~. pearls and sequins were re- peated in her petal·shaped headpiece which held her tiered illusion veil, and she . carried a bouquet of water lilies. Hot pink chiffon gowns and bouquets of pink water lilies were selected for her entourage. Misli Chris Stan- field was lhe maid of hon- or, and bMdesmalds were Ute Misses Jonell Batten, Carolyn Mefford, Carolyn Combs, Leilani Lee and Sandrah Howarth, 1\.1.rs. Clare Hanlon and M r 11. Kevin Shipman. Steven Denton attended the bridegroom as best man, and usher duties we.re performed by Mark May, Steven Sunderman, Joh n Sullivan , Brlend Budd, Scott Hahn. Richard Dotti, Rob. ert Washburn and Craig Pardoe. Large formal pedestal ar- rangemenll of larkspur. pink dahlias, carnations and francoa dec<1rated the church and the home of the bride's pa.rents, 1etting for the reception which fol- lowed the ceremony. Solo- lslli were Mr. and Mrs. Otho Budd. ! ~· l I 1 I I I MISS VICKI REYNOLDS Avtumn Oat1 S.t Vicki Reynolds Plans Wedding Mr. and Mrs. Fred H. Reynolds of Costa Mesa announced the engagement of their daughter, Miss Vicki Jean Reynolds. to Ger- ald Anthony llrousseau, son of Mr. and fi,1rs . Clifford Brousseau of San Francisro. The bride-elect was graduated from Mater Dei High School in Santa Ana and attended the University of San Francisco where she be- longed to Tri Gamma nursing sorority. Her fiance was graduated from the UnJ. versity of San Francisco with a degree in business. He was affiliated with Delta Sigma Pi fraternity and ifi currently working toward his masters in business administration. The couple are planning a Nov. 27 wed. ding in St. Joachim Catholic Church. Costa Mesa. ... . , lhu~•Y. A11qust 26, 1%5 DAILY PJLOT/NM·PrHI J9 Southland Couple Marries In Candelight Ceremony With sprays of gladioli. stock. wb>tt. pew !lowers and bows decorating Gar- dena Buddhist Churf'h, Sei- ko Kawasaki and Brian Hi- roshi Tamura were married in a candlelight ceremony perfonned by the b r i d e ' s father, the Rev. Zesei Ka· wasaki , with the Rev. Toru Kaimoto and Mr. Sentoku Mayeda assisting. The bridegroo m is the son of Mr . and f\1r s. Kim10 Tamura of Costa f\tesa. Fashioned by her molher. the bride's gown of peau de soie was appliqued w it h jeweled alencon lace on sleeves, bodice and fr ont panel of the skirt and scat- tered sprats of the la ce d~ orated the full train alt.ach- ed to the skirt. Her English silk illusion vei' v.·as er.ptur- e..t by a jeweled lace nov.·er- pink baby roses with tur- quoise rib~1.s, and brides- maids. f\1rs. Kauut.isa Nis- versHy of California, Loe'.: Angeles. She ha1 been at! elementary schlUl teachu m Loii Angeles. ; hi , another sister, and Miss The bridegroom Is a gradi f\1iy:iko Uota. carried b11by uate of St..nford Un1versitr,:- pink Mes with pink rib. and is presently a junior in: bons. Marquette U n i v e r a I t '!'- Junior bridesmaid wa s SchC'Ol of Medicine, Milwau·: ""11ss Yuku Umedfl, niece of kee. the bride . lllld fl ower girl Before Je1ving for their y,•as Miss Loreen 1 amura. a Las Vegas honeymoon, a cousin of the brid~groom. dinner recepticn was given Ring bearer wtts Shin Ume-in the Cockatoo Inn. da. ·rhe couple will live in Best man wib I.he bene-Mllw .. uktt. die t's brolhto. Davi~ Tam-1_.;,;;;..~~=====..- ura. and us11e rs were J ohn / 1 1- Lee Ru ssell. Robtrt Ta1n· Mfl\.AJ'L ura. his ccusin . and Tom ' 0 "If'" Sa saki. The bride Is :i graduate of hrn 1:IM Mills College , with graduate ac kin. v.·orJ. unde~en at tr.e Uni- ed headpieoe and she car- ried a coloni al sty]" bouquet C of stephanotis. "Something 11 borrowed" was her moth· er's pearls. NOW OPEN!! .• ( FORMIERL V. CLEOPATRA'S) •• :J~e <J)e OPEN 10 A.M. Atlt:ndanls' gowns. also fashioned by the bride's mottler. v.·ere oyster-color crepe sheaths with butler· fly sleeves and jeweled neclcllnes, low in bacl:. with a panel of crepe from the back waist to the floo r. Headpieces of single circu- lar veiling were caught by crowns of matching ci rcles of nowers. The matron of honor. Mrs. Be n Umeda. sister of the bride, earried a bouquet of I- 1\1\(\ 'tr' Ill' 2 A.M. ., ll~l RESTAURANT * ENTERTAINMENT NITELY * •. (£.r.upt. Monday ) .• CHUCK · IPKl•lli:ing WAGON PRIME Rll LUNCH $1 .50 DINNER $2.75 719 W. 19th St. Phone 642-2107 COITA MllA AMERICA'& LARGE&T l"AM1LY CLOTHING CHAIN Linda Mary Simpson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clifton R. Simpson of La Habra, became the bride of Stephen D. Neely of Costa Mesa in a double ring cere- mony performed by the Rev. W. Simpson, uncle Jf the bfide, in La Habra Metho- dist Church. After honeymooning ln }lawail, the bridal couple will live ln liaguna Beach. The bride ii a iraduate .~~~~~~~ of Laguna Beach Hi i hr; Given in marriage by ber father, the bride \'JO!'e a 1'tllt.e 1alin sheath trimmed ii alencon lace wltlt a cha· jeJ length detachable train. k lace crown captured an elbow length veil and she carried a bouquet of white orchids and 1teptia.notis as she said her vows before an altar arrangement of cath- edral candelabra and white bl.:iesoms. Mrs. Robert Crisell of Ful- lerton, cousin oC the bride, was gowned in a sheatt of peacock blue crepe and carried yellow feathered chrysanthemums and roses . Bridesmaids we 1 e the Misses Darlene Brewer and Tani Jane• of La Habra, Susan Gunn of Glendale and Jillie Landreth of Ft. W11rt.h. Texas. They were gowned identically with the honor attendant. FJower girl was V I c k y Maya wtio wore a powder blue 'organdy dress. Ring bearer was Bret Jarvis. Performing best man dut- ies was John W. Bows of Whittier. with James Mit- chell. Rlldney Gillilia.1. both of Whittier, Jerry Lee of Huntington Beach and Ed- ward Slmpaon of Los An- geles, the bride's brother. acting aa UJhers. A reception for 275 was gi ven Ln Hacienda Country CJub follO\ioiDI the cere- m.iny. '.:'he couple are graduate• of the Un1ver1lty of Arizona. where the bride was a membu ol Pi Beta Pb.1, and Mothers Club Mothers C1ub of Hunting· ton Beach Job's Daulbt.e.r• meets every lint Monday it 1:30 p.m. ln. membe r •' homes. LocatJon informa- Uon 11 available by callinl 1. Paul Evans, 1!193-182'7. LET'S IE fRIEJIDLYI If you ti..v• new nel1hb0n Uknow ct ""°"' "'°""" our U'Ho pln.M tell UI h • t ,,. ma)' extend • d]y .. 1ccm1 Ind h • 1 p \Mm to btcCl'lllt IC!QU&lnt-4 la th.tr .... llln'OUndiflP. . COSTA MW VISITOR ' " '46-291l +~DI MRS. S. D. NEELY To Live In Tue.on the benedict a member and president of Phi Delta. The- 1". The bridegroom wlli at- tend law school at the uni- versity in Tucson, while the bride wlll teach tilth if&de. School and is a junior at University of 'Southern Call- fomla wllen 1he ii afflliat~ ted with Delta Gamma.. Her h!Uband wu gradu- ated from West Phoenix High School, Phoenix Jun- ior College and USC where he was a memt>.r of Kappa Alpha Fraternity. Meeting Open To Gardeners "Raising Fuchsias" will be the subject of a talk by Bud Thompson of Downey when Garden Grove Branch of California Na- tional Fuchsia Society re- turns to the regular meet- ing place in the Cafetori- um of Iva Meairs School In Garden Grove at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 7. Problems encountered by newcomers to the cul- ture of this interesting shade plant, which does v.·eU in this area. will be dlscussed by Thompson. All gardeners are invit- ed to attend meetings of the group. Plant t.able1 will be on view and · re- freshments wW be served. SEPTEMBER ONLY ••• at /JernarJ; m I . 17th St. Costa Me.. 8 feet of BEAUTIFUL SOFA 5-Mal<hlnt LOVI HAT 259" 189" e DICOIUI TOU TO ASSIST YOU e Open 'ti/ 9 p.m. Thurs. & Fri. ' . , School-Set Favorites by BUSTER BROWN. - Ben •N tonM; m11n ntw 1cM.M ta tchool mo.. from ..... lrowa. b inuch fun to w.-r u they •N Ion& ,....,... C-la aod ralk 119 ow IHJ:n& ~ ,,,,,,. ...., ,.. •hr--i..... i.."" .....,..,,,._p.,.;~-.... 1,.... IOU trvl111• W•.tollff ,.,._.. N.w,ert .. ..,.. JMl'I Men. & l Tht,1,.., IVtl, I Tiii t '°· M. ttll •. MI_.... -I \ I AMPLE PARKING for the fun-season ahead $ for • cotton-nylon denims • double-knit cottons •excitingly new colors •misses' sizes 8to11 end you 9ottho wme tow c.1h price l OPEN SUN . 11 ·5 16th & Newp'rt Blvd., Costa Mesa \ ' ) I OAJL V PILOT /Mtwl.P~ VIEWS l11side Dope On Clay ly IUD TUCKER NEW YORK -Angelo Dundee sat down ~l the table where Toota Shor was holding forth and tried to &et a word in edgewise. . .; It was not easy. It never is. A con versa lion with :Toots Shor is ldc e a game of verbal ping pong. He does : J U the serving. ed · :· There wu a short opening and Dundee plung m "I am here for the World 's Fair." he said. "The big man said it was okay f-or me to take the time off " • The big man would be Cassius Clay. Dundee LS : ;Clay's manager, trainer, advisor and, qwte probably. his : '1>nly friend. : : Shor left to glad-hand somebody and Dundee was ::able to talk about his fig hter. . * * * · "H•'• • good kid, really," DundM talcl. "I'm In a poeltlon to know. I have known him longer than anyon• elM and I 1pend more time with him then anyone elM. "I understand him. I know whet male.et him tick. It la 1 aherM more people do not under· 1tand him." * * * Mets Show No Mercy to Dodgers Ambush Angels LA Awaits Tiger lnvat'iion l LOS ANGELES IUPll - The Los Angeles Ange}! take a breather toda y. giving-.m an- ager Bill Rigney a chance to ponder lhe "whys" behind last night's twtn loss to Cleve-I land. Legendary Pitching Collapses NEW YORK <UPI) -The Los Angeles Dodge pikhl.ng i at.ff, rated by many as base- • : ball's flneat, had a shopworn 1 air tooay, leaving It up to Sandy Koufax to right thinga In the fl.nAl game of a diJmal aeries with the New York Meta. With top relief pltcben Roo PerranoskJ and Bob Miller either dlubled or Ineffective, the Dodgers bowed 7-4 lut The foremost question in ' 11..it.::;&;.iW-,,,.~ .... ~11111,.i;,.i Rigney 's mind 1s why Fr e d :=: ~~,N~-r:;,!i!"'", <IC:.~ Newman suddenly can't even um1 •utvft ,._., 1'1•11*1111111, J •.M. buy a victory On July 23rd <KFn in Boston. :\ewman looked .... , ,,_., l'llllNtl-.. 10:• a."'" You explained to. ~ndee that un~erstandlng Cas-II.kt a ctruin 20-game winner tul't r...,....., 'K:!,,, JI _ •t "'"...,,"" J:H "·"'" sius Clay is a very difficult u.ndertakm g. You d~ not as he sported an 11·7 record. MISSED TWIN-KILLING -Met shortsop Roy Mc· lsecond base after McMillan bad tagged Davis and <t<F•> understand his big mouth and his attitude and hls de· Since .then he has. failed Millan (right) mis.sea a chance for a double play when was trying to throw to first. The lost cha.nee didn't -n-ig_h_t _fo_r_t-he_l_r _se_c_o-od-atr_ai_gb_t • · Yotion to the strange cull which advocates the over-s~ven ti~es attempting 10 bumped off balance by Dodger Willie Davis at stop the r ed-bot Mets, however. loss t-0 the last-place Meta. In : ' throw of everything and everybody. . pick up w in numt>t:r 12· the wild National Le a g u • . . "A man's religion is his own business," Dundee said. Tomorro~ night. m Chavez race. however. they remain- • "There is no reason for you and I to worry about .cass1w Ravine. RJgney Will send an-ed a half game in front ~ for the things he believes in. It might be a different other qu.eslJOO·mark to t b e Russell age Seandal cause Cincinnati again toot ttory if be tried to convert us or others, but be d~sn·~. mound m Dean Chance as -the measure of second-place • • "One thing mott folks don't know about C~1us II A el Slate c l c lo Milwaukee. • that he is pretty dam good at minding his own bu.sine~... flfl Y1.elds to asa e ses In torught'a f1na1 pme ol • . h t h d to the Lo··1·VJl\e ..,._,, ,, -o.tr1>11. • P"' i KMP<I. four with the Meta, Koufax • : Dundee did not say w a appene . ~ . All9on' 19 -o.i~. • .. m. 11{.Y.PC). seek.a his 22nd victory against . • ~yndicate which once own.ed the heavywe1lght c~amp10~ ,,t,.7,r,t tt -o.tro11. t » 'm fi ve losses and a cocUnued but indicated he wu now m full and compete c arge 0 8300 000 spotless record againlt New the fi ghter. Detroit moves into town. B •b T e York. Sandy hasn't woo in b.la "From n<>w on," Dundee said. "everybody has to Chance. last year's Cy Young ' ri e es ti mo ny last two starts. including the come to me." award wmner. boasts onl~ a MarichaJ·Roseboro debacle in You assumed this muns Dundee will make the an-1~9 record this season. His BOSTON IL'PI) -B 111 San Francisco when he took nouncement the world is looking for. The one having to probable opponent v·11l be Russell . bearded kingpin of . a 4.3 setback. do with Clay's next opponent. Mickey Lohch 1 11~.1 . lthe Boston Celtics. has found SEATTLE ~UPJ) -The 1 Mike ~anto~e: who wanted a The 0 0 d g er s in three * * * Cleveland amplified New-the best reason IJl the world basketball bnbery trial of pla yer s opinion on the out-games at New York have L-h man's probl ems last rught lo continue bis rpectacular Chicago nightclub operator! cocmealof the.dgamh etold Phill )1elded a tot.al of 15 runs. Every heavyweight on ~ face of tnw Hrf when they Ju mped on the An· career ~ Casale wu scheduled to as e SaJ e. ips and not even Don Drysdale want• a ahot at Cauius. Only OM will get it dnplte gel hurle.r f_or three runs ml The S.foot-lO center. whos e to lh . toda afte lhat Santore might want to has managed to go the dis· L..........-....: nd nd bout th fir t go e Jury Y rl bet on the game and wonder· the talk which hat ~ rnnt arou a a e . s mmng en route to an reti rement is a prime topic attorneys for the governme~t ed about the 18-int s read lance. Only Koutax has lu ted cencernlnt a cloubleheact.r. 8--2 tirumph in the second of speculation each spring, and defense presented tbeul quoted by boolun::ers &.sale the route In seven road It hn ben mentioned that Clay will flght Floyd ga me of a twin bUI. . f put the rummon to rest yes--final ~gume~ts. said he later was ad~ised by games. and that. was the loss Patt.non. On the Mme card woukf be aomethln9 The Indians wasted Little terda y by signing a three-Kelllledy Testimony m ~e case end-Santore that the point spread Sunday to the Giants. . .. ult.ct Ernie Terrell -t•lmt GHr,. Chuvalo, th• time in a e l t I ng Newman year contract in exces.s of ed yes.terday wtlh Casal~. I had bffn changed to 171,oz. Claude Osteen was the VJ<'· .• •. Cenadl1m title holckr. straight. He had retired only S300 ooo 25. taking the stand in bis At no time. Casale said, did tlm last ?1ght. 1urrendei:tng * * * one man. when with Pedro "\Ve beUeve thJs makes Bill own behalf. he ask Phillips to sh av e five runs lD the first two mn- • Gonzales on first, Leon Wag· the highest priced basketball lnte1•venes Casa~. the only deaense points. "There was nothing 10gs. "No chance," Angelo Dundee said. •·w_e don t n~ed ner belted his 23rd homer of pla\er. e\'er.' said Celtics witness CA!Jed, said the $130 said about shaving points... The Met sharpshoot l n g ' ' 1t. I've never ~lieved in dou,ble~eaders. It IS m.Y feeling the year. coa.ch and general manager he g.ave former Seattle Uni-he added came after Los A n g e 1 e s that if your ma.m show doesn t bring the people m. forget Newman got Rocky ~la.vito Arnold 1Red 1 Auerbach. Jn Fetid venity basketbaU player Pel-Casale 'said Phillips didn't squirt~ to a 2-0 lead ag~st it. . to Oy out but Fred W~tf1eld, Russell. 31. who has Jed ler P hillips was not a payoH, think Seattle could beat Idaho Jack F1s~!!r, on the bas1~ of • "You bad one out in California t~e _time Emil ~rif· Larry ~rown. Max AIVJs ~nd Boston to eight NBA cham· but "a ~ken of friendship." by 18 points and would get lhe Maur! W~s. smgle. a triple f.itb wu involved. The only people Griffith brought into ~uke Sims belted success1~e p1onsh1ps in the past mne . . C_a.sale 1s accused of lrytng opinion of Charlie Willia ms. by ~1~ G1l~1~m and . Willie 1be jo1nt were b.il manager and trainer." smgles before Cleveland pit-years. freely admitted t h e \\ ASH l~GTON (AP\ -to . UJ.fiuence ~Y bribery the Seattle'• capt.a.in and star I Davis u cliI.ice Oy Ul the ~· Okay so when will Clay fight and who will be the cher Ralph. T~rry struck out size of the contract helped ~n Robert F. Kennedy. 0-pomt spread UJ the Jan. 22 guard. Casale said Phllltps first. . nenti to end the tnnrng him change his mind about ~. Y .. said today he w;u go-game here . bet~een Seattle called ba.clt ~nd said be h.ad.n't-Despite the bomblne of Os· oppo"Cassius b 1t this moment on his way back from ni.. hard-luc.k ~gt"] wo_rk· retiring after the co ming sea· ing before Senate investig.i-and the l!n1vernty of Idaho. contacted Williams and would I ~11• "~0 gave u~taall .;.er:n ~ ed " D d 'd "As h turns we'll sit ed but three mnm gs. g1vrng son U conVlcted. Casale could call again later. l ~ns. a ~even " ts er ~· :""" en, un ee sat : soon u e re . up four runs. eight hits and And he predicted the Cel· tors with suggestions he be sentenced to a maximum Phillips did not call again. ~dn t survi ve the lhiJ d and do~. and t~lk ab~u~1 tl .f ht t N b At. f r the throwing a total of 58 pitches. tics would capture another u-hoped might be helpful in of fi ve years in prison and Casale said. and as a result Gordon ~l~bardso~ came .on •. ·: We V.:lil ?.ro a Y ig nex ovem er. 0 Te~ry lasted seven innin~s tie this winter "with any I settllnl the long and bitter' fined. SI0,000. . . Santore didn't bet on the for 8 hn~lia~t rehef s~oWltlg other guy 1t \'111 be either Patterson or Chu valo. to pick up his ele venth win ... d f b k .. . di U 1 f d He told the us Dlltrtctl game j ~ 6 213 inmngs in which he . . "I thin' k C . Id efer Patterson but l . AJn o a rea . JUns c ona eu over con-. . I . , lded I o n · ass1us wou pr · agauat fi\'e losses He b a d .. If nobody Is injured "e t 1 f U S tr k d r Id f Court jury of seven men and Casale Phillips and Wll-yie or Y ne ru · ··don't know. Thet Chuvalo is a ~ough kid and might gin the Angels eatmg out of his should be better than j a 5 t r~ 0 • ac an te a · five women that Phillips had Iiams w~re arrested Feb. 16 Wes Parker's seventh born e US a better fight. A good fi ght lS what we nted nov.. For twid until the Se\ entb ~·hen ·ear .. lhe defe nsive genius fairs. loaned him money and done, by the FBI on conspiracy-run, with ~o one o.n base. se.al· , that reason. we might lean to Cbuvalo but )'OU an say Joe Adcock lut his Hth horn-~aid.· ··The competition is go.I He declined to give an y de· him many favors w~n the bribery charges. Charges ed Fisher s fate tn the third. · it will be either of tbe two." er of the season with one Ing to be tougher but so will tails in advance of his testi· two attended Coallnga, Calil .. against the ,wo players were Al{er 'ththat, the ~g~s * * * aboard ~e ·• mony before the Senate Com· J unior College a few years dropped shortly before they winenth wi hout pa runk . gl~ ,....,_ , __ .. ped · . . ago •· t' t f-' al n w en ar er sin ~ ....... ef ~>eve...,.JU sn.ap a six-Russell said his contract merce Committee . gave oc8 imony o a ~er You went.ct to ask Dundee by _.,,... strwfU1 game losmg streak against "f l t" .. and added · Casale testified be made a grand jury here. The jury re-and Jeff Torborg doubled. the imagination would either of t+M ...,. draw ~ the A..ngels i:o the fin.l contest "~~ntn an ~~a~c he would ea~ Kennedy waa attorney gen- spedal trip, on an airUne tic-turned a bribery indictment Los AllOIL'.', • " " Patterson has Iott his ap,-al and he "-~f...... ot the e\·eru..ng as ~oung S~ve ~~ doll~·r more than Wilt" eral wbell hia brother. th el ket ~lven by a friend, to give against Casale. i t'i'.'i'..:.' J& : ; ~ ~ Chuvalo which does not spealr in the le.a """ty t.r HMg.a.n picked up a f>.3 win each ~ear of the pact. late President John F Ken-Phillips the 1130 Feb. 12 when w o .. ,. ct 1 o 1 r the C11~adi1n. It •a& H.arpn·· first. wtn \\ill. Chamberlain signed a nedy, arranged the arbl·l lhe SeaUle team was staying ~~ ~ ! : ~ ~ .. Perhaps the Mst WM, ~w b. ;:_ °"'f..:. ~ A pal~~. lf.lsses rnn1lar U>0.000 three · year! tration by lhe late Gen Doug-ln i-fe ~=nb~ ~~te!tory underlM A.RICH AL ~~:-~~·1b 111 ! ; ; ~ fight them both on the s.ame e~'"' • • ~:: • " 11 contract last week with the las MacArthur which pro-. tl . b ! •-11or0 ' 1 o o 0 r · Mlf one• aunetted. . ;:::: c;, ~ ~ '1 ~ Ph1ladelphi.a 76en. . du~ a tmeporary truce for ~~s:~:~ae/rc; ;~f1W:s a~ CANCELS OUT ~~vp < ~ : ~ ~ You wanted to .-Dur"'9e lh-dt.,..... ~ -• , ' J r Prenously. Chamberlains duration of the 19&4 Olympic a eature of friendshi He ~=~: : : ! g • ' ' you didn't get the chance. Toon SftGr .,. Mdr II J::::. '. ' : ! : : SiO 000 a ye ar h~d topped p~o Gamea. 1be row has become de!ed asking Phillips~-keep PITTSBURGH IUPI) -Tot•'' "'w vou u s • s the t1hl• --a s . I • ba~ etball ~alanes Russell IS botta' since. th int spread down ln lhe Suspended San Francisco Al " " II ' .. .. .. . • ''-"""'· 1-. .fell '""'-~ .. • ; ~ ~ ~ bel.Je\ed to have receiHd Pruldenu of the em bat· See t~ Idah game woo by pitcher J u an Marichal Hurit ., ' 1 1 o _.._ . ..,,~,...., .. ...,. ?-c > S60.000 la.st season. Ued Amateur Athletic Union Se 8 ttl e-89-~ • has cancelled a private ;~~::;..:• 11 : ; ; ~ .. '!, "I • .. .. Del Mar .;; / .: : Present for the contract and National ~ollegiate Alh· ihe e.defend~nt said he re-meeting be waa &o have ~=~ ~' ; : ~ ~ -Lot ..... ~s • 11gnmg ~ esterda y were Au.er· leUc A.l~lio~ personally newed his friendship with with. National L e a _I u e Kro~ lb , 1 2 , ~ d u t • : ·~ bach and president JaKck ~kal-ating~~ ~ .... trbtn0~~~. anfd t~o~-1 Phillips la.st December when prMes1d~nht 1warren .. ~~uleaed. ~·,~~;·;:' ! : ~ ~ ,..__. .. 4 • , dron of the Ruppert-nic er-wnl .,..,. a • o . e1r Seattle U. played De Paul at artc a . was sci~ ~~;.,: P ~ 1 1 o : · ~, • ~ , • bock er Brev. mg Co .. w h 1 c h row at Wednes.day s heanng. Cnicago He said PbJlJlps and to meet with Giles today ro111, » ~ 1: : ~: Race Entr·1es :-. ~ ! : purcha~ the Celtilltics earUer H AABU't pro~~~ntto Clifford other ~attle team members to disc~ tbed Sel~!!,t.daf. y :;:, A~-: = ==~ : -: o 1 • tht.S yea1 for S3 m on. . uc recom-were his guests at the action susperu .... n an .1.N me 1!-K••-o"-L" ~ .. i. LOI : E;. : : i :=~~~:m%gthW;~ ~i!o-go club operated by Cas-~~~r 1f:O~tn~e ~an.'t~ ::~~S7i·:.!~F,:,:E.=~ ~~·.;~: -1=-: : : : But bt ~ .. ~ c:ld not ~i~d Casale said he called Phil· tack on Los An & e 1 es ".,,!,~,;.h•~·,;~ _'>~tc~;-:on ~~~;t ~. "':;:: ,,. )0 , j , Rams wse It .. acce,._..ce cause t e lips before the Jan 22 game catcher Jobn Roseboro. l o•l"G Pltctw>r -OllH~ llMJ), 3: Ott M•• '"t''-• .., """'' •wci • >· ,,,. , .-~...," , • c-:io1 002 .,_. AAU Is not a dictatorship." beh 11 of Chi ·g trl d HIP r" ww1111M, HldunM. WI' -· Nl ,,.,, ' 1.-1 , "' oo•• : : -• ~ ..., " •-~· • '--.._.. ~ ooc ,.._, NCAA 'a President Everett D 00 a a ca 0 en ' ,.._... _, .. A-n_.m. ____ _ • 1 , .,__ Of'-<..,,, .. ..., 1 \.OI -<.... • • --j "•n •Act 6 ,, .. ""'-', ·•· '" ' -• ... • • ~ .,, -1.. i...o ~ J M K (E-> Barnes voiced no N!S· ) Clelm•"9 p"'" •n'X , • ~"'<I y ,, •. -Y .... _ p ,_ ... ,, • ,,. -....... L •• _.. ""-""..... c eever -L. "' ~ >.... .,, 0 > -· n 1. ~ 11«1 ~~-. 1,,,1. ervauuia. c..re1 0~1w '' 1...,,...,.,.-~· ,-.. ••Ct • "' -' ,...,.~ .,,_... ,....,_ -r...,.. n ,, Both groups agreed that the ~; ~::.:·: .... 0v::~. · : .--~ :-:..: QlOll .... ..._...~ m ~ -1"·121• F B Til new truce the committee Atl'a s~ CA "'""I • ~-""' ... .,,._ "' -. or ear t thrust OD them on Aug. 18 • k f"c•rc kt ca J .. f'l"•f'O\ • ! .... ._,, "O ' ....... "....,' '" , ~ .. ·, "" •, l•c->•·~• • ,_,_ ........ ,. '-'-11•' means an end to reprisals or ., ThOl·Ud·H•••• 111 C•"'""' "• ._..,. • • "•n....o>•• '" 1AP 1 _ thrutened n!prisals against ., wt Em Into ti.A \/.,..,.,.. • • >!IOI "O ,,._,., IJ \.~I ,,. p s ORANGE. Call! !l SICOHO lti\CI •••• '"Q• ., • .,_ -;,.,,.,, " ._..,. 11'1 ower et The Los Angeles Rams ex-athlete& subject to their juris-'tl '"' Old <.olh ' '"l<l•no• ""'w C lllC. '•"I';' •..-Ill ·-Ill diet! ltero Pr net re. Ta""uc.~t) '" (>,. .. , , 0.0'' m pe<:t to play lhe Chicago on. ~ "•"" s-e 111 Goru•• , ~ -· r. ·-'" Bears Saturdav without the Boycotting eacb others' ., p.,. o Gold i11 ~"'~" "• -~ :>~ 'c;.o, •t" F R J . tr k and flt ld meet. acb '• 0.f'llf'' Ill v ... , ,,. ''"''""'" ·~L ............. 1 ,..., or e ease services of tight end Marlin ac • e ........ u.,.. •-K-l•-• ..,.., '""'' ,, v .... ,t • ·..s • ., • .,..., ~ ""' sr c....-. McKeever. b.ls threatened to bar from w. L.. Pct. e.a. E ..... u. 0~ M ...... I :~ '• _, ....... '--~... "' M K h fr ed com-™-athletes subject I.AK ,. .... u. ,, u .m -w. L. P<t • H..,..it.., 111 J•Ml"O• o-c.-·-... v_,, LOS ANG.,.. 17~ 1UPI1 _ c eever. w o 1u er a lo J:'~.......... -.._ d fled Mltw--71 " ,,.. " Mw...t• 11 a "" ' TllN I nd •o••n ....... .,... .... -u, •• .....,..., 117 J:.~ 'Id I s da I -~...-wuv e .. " I • JI .... I Otkaeit " D "" "' 1• r.-i.-P•""' 1o 110-•1 "~ •• • ~, • .... __ • 112 Lot Antelee Anael first ba ... mi ~ Oft un Y n aucb boycotb earUer th I s c~~;c-.,.. " . .wo '" o.1r.n ,, ,. ...., • '• s-... s.rnt t K oom'"'"''' 11,,,..,.,. .... ". 11 c-1 111 m"" Vic P-·· was •-n•·ti·v·-lhe Rams 21·19 1011 to Cleve·-• ""''-'""'• " " .sa ,'" ... ,,._ • •• .~i .... " ~·· Fancy CF (O«lal "' ,_. 1 .... J 0-'·•1 sllJ .... v..... K ... .,.. i 1-l'ltllClcl ell 61 " .JD ... ....._... - -... i ,.., 1tu111h c• M•u•I "' •-... _, 10 ._, 111 1 scheduled for release land. ~ not expected to be · St. Lou'h 62 .. •414 11 ere..~ ,.. .w .s.w ie • '"' How u t;:_~1~1.... t"I!..-=..."::::, ~: =~ ~:~ f~om St. John'• Hospital to-ready for the National. Foot· = : ;t ~ 1: ~ Av:."eL11 t ;: :~ ~~ ..,.._,"" CM vatenr.,,.t•> 1 1 ,. • c ( -..,.... day ban1nt "complications." b a 11 League exhlb1tJon In ,..... v.-,, .. .m JI~ w • .,,..... ti n .CJ ~ llldt •ut11~ , ..... YaM lt "' llOWTN ll.AC.I. °"" ...... ~ J p ' __ ,,__., hat .. ~. Nashville. Tenn Bla des s1·gn w 1 .., •• II-'""" " n in D Llldl• J•-' (II ,_,, 11• ... , --... Tlw ~ __.. ower MAU'llll'IClll " UV\; • u . '""'Ytiril 1............. 1(-City ., 11 .,)0 II • T111110 u c1. ' tv•IOf'O' ' ,.., o<d , ,_,,., ~ .. .._... 11• tors called 1 "mild cerebral The nationa y trleVl~ed ''"''-'" ,, ..........,.. • ·~ ........ • ....._ ct11m1"V p.,,., nXJO T,.. sa.. '-"••,. ,.., __ , ne 1 .. , _ __. "'"'ht w'--n game will begin at 12. 30 p.m. Chtute ~ JI. l.*ltt a ,..,,,_., J. ..._ Y9'11 • • °'""Ii., Wtl<omo W-01>11 Pu•.. -.••• "-C" c...tel llt C'OOCUll 00 ._~ "'"6 · I~ p • l n Mw ... 7,~ 6 -.11~ t. C'"-I ,. ~ .. _. (8 Jt Ml"G•I Ill •O¥•t llHtl IW IW'.01 tn be coWded with Cleveland PDT. ennwg 0 ...... ,_.. ' i:7 J, ""' 1(-C"ltr J. Ott ..... ; ' ~,. tM y,,,.,, '" !Min~ 10 •-1 '" ........ top 1 ·rry Brown in ..... Defensive end Lamar Lun"" ~'" .,,., ~ ""' '*"" a. WMl\Melwll > "'. .... COUflteH (P Mort no) m ~ c-UC a-di) IM ''"''.. MA u"" -'4J .__,. c ......... 'ti u. ....... >• ' • A-01e11111 10 111.,.\, 111 c-....,. no--• m elgbth tantn1 of the first game end apUt end Bucky Pope LOS ANGELES (UPI) -~=-:,•.,':": ::-,: w.....-:-C..,..._ ' .._, ~ 1w ttar111C1<1 111 ~ <• ...,..> •• ..... _, 1n.a•-d b'-are alao ex....,.ted to mis •"--... ' -"·-1-8llldes of k lltllwt • '*-I "'""""' 84ldl ,. Ct mMll ... i i.-II ... ..., 111 of an "....... w.D OU -r ·-s .... ·-6'1119 .____ Chit-.... ~ .. t OW111e lteol IJ L~"' 117 •""11 UCL I Ill• ,.._ ., -1 header. contest because of Injury. dM W~ Hockey League =-~ •:I~ t. -. =: .. "": :~ ' """"" ,.,111oo .. IF C...to) u. J -.... • • c1e.._. ,..,... Bro,rn had hit a grounder to Ram Coech Huland 8va1'9 llCCIUINd the II! •k:ea of """' OrW ._ -...... ! ~c'~~r.;""~;':...._ > .,.., ::, ~.!:':r,~-. ....._ Aqel aecimd bueman BobbJ put thla team through a U. former Bo.ton Bruin ctotu ..,, .. ~~.,.,.. N -.111_.. :":'~...:::",. , .... ..,, ,,... o.1m1no Pu• .. nJOO. '"' c;._,,.. lM v~1 m 1r ........ whoM throw pulled minute scrimmage Wedne• Cliff PennJniton. &.. M911M:S'""ta. H ... ""' '' ~ t ..........,.. ~: ~ ~~· l'urv 1u ~::'11':..:. y_,, ::! p;,;':.'otf the '*I· When POW· d•y after calling their pla.J Pm=niD had left the 8C· = !r ,,. : ~:9r.! ':. ~"'~ • =· ,..,. '" Vel\11 107 .._ ""°' (0 .... , 11' dl·....... back toward tbt lackadalalcal Uft ranU last year ... l .. CIM .. Oet.-.11 .. Lei A .. tl -(0 lt-1 m ....., ..... ,. T~I m er HV b . t ,,,..,. t:' ....,.._, 111 .,..., T.,.. cw .._..> "' base Brown'• knee struck RunnJng ack Carver Shan-to CO.Cb a IChoolboy tu m tn 1) ~ t-~,,1 ::: 1. •• ,..,,.~ him 'over the left eye and non a1ndj geduar1d .~~ ScltM-IB MolKrMl. la ,_ 1 Bo " ,.,... ..,. co T~ rn , ~ ,._,., c-1 knocked him unconscious. wert n ur n ul'll! workout. 8"an p ymg or st.on. •••• ! .,.. -. ~--.. .-.. ea.-... l 11.,_...,. ca H~ aald X-rays were Saturday. Defenalve t D 4 111111-0tta•• of the Eastern • ,,a 1 n,:_ 1 ..,...,._ "' _.. ; = taJ1eo ud that uni•• complJ· Dave Jones and runninc beet • Quebec ot tbe Amtr .. Brand New FULL SIZED 1965 Chevrolet ft1dlo1 l'lutar, tinted ,,.._ wfllte tide W•lf tlr ... p1d• dtd dalt't. l toole ,..o. 1011 52173 FULL PltlCI S50e56 Wltlt Nemtat DMW I: '"";,~ .. ~· . ..,,..,.;~ > _ .!:.: ! ::::' o-... Oocton at the Santa Monl· but are expecte<I lo pla.J ,_.lfoo aaw duty with I ::.W., ..... u .._,. m 1.. ~-"-a.-cadoN deYeloped, Power Dick Bus, ala-0 hobbled bf lea 1Aape and S... Fran· ~:==~ = ~~~~ ~~~~~-~~~~-~~~~~~----------------------------------S:~ .. - ' , , , I • Jl c g l. a c t: u lt b " SI a e- rl " st H r i rr m 1) si· of Y· 8) (0 Le 23 (0 of Sp Be 24 (0 Sa 16 (0 La (0. of wa 19 Ra Re or he' Ve Ar. wll r I ) - , Thu"<!ay, Au9ust 26, l 965 DAIL y PILOT /News-P~s ! ' --~ .. ,,..,. , .... '"' . ... ... · Sutnmer League Corona's Vallely lntersectionals On Way Out Nab s Scoring Title ly GLENN WHITE -· ta -" lntersectional football may someday be limited to playoff games as far as Orange County high schools are concerned. Jet-age growth, which has made this the fastest growing county in the United States, is forcing school di!-w tricts to stay closer to their own areas when arranging athletic schedules. Bus transportation problems are a chief reason for cutting down distances to games. Financial considera-H~<ii1.J!"l lions also matter a great deal. Except in the cases where ~~~~ , ... , unusually attractive games are involved. crowd counts tend to be lower, which is eventually felt in the athletic budget of concerned schools. By ED GIBSON ' 01"" oaw P• 11•tt I C.>rond del Mar's John Val- • tely far outdistanced his com-, .., petition as he paced the Hunt· ington Beach summer basket· . ball league in scoring with a nossy 21. .. average, 7.3 points better than the runnerup, 1Mark Miller or Harina. I In leadJOg Corona del Mar lo a second place lie in the final standillgs, Vallely bang· • ed in 105 field goal and 45 free thr->ws ror a total of 255 ' points JO 12 outings. I Miller chalked up 167 points for a 13.9 average. while Bob Crager of Huntington Beach finished third witn 142 points and an 11.8 average. Loop champion Costa Mesa & leagues expand to full 8-team circuits, schools will have room for only two practice games on thelr schedules. In many cues th<>MJ two non-loop tilts will be against city, district or other lon~·standing rivals. placed two men in the tvp 10 in scorini; totals. Bruce Chap-JOHN VALLELY Before the population explosion, a decade ago, ev· ery team in the county met at least one intersectional rival in football. Now, with 37 schools fielding grid teams. only 24 will meet out of county forces in 1965. man finjsning fourth and Steve Turley sixth. Char.man oovi, finish~<! the season with 139 ,..,,,._, points and an 11.5 average.,_ while Turley scored 137 points J•"s"" ror an 11 4 average. To••1' ' ' " u a • ' .., . . ... & ' .. Of the 24, four are from the Orange Coast area. Mater Dei takes on six intersectional foes. Westmin- ster tackles three, Huntington Marina faces two and Huntington Beach High meets one. Huntington Beach. w h i c h £lnished m a tie for second Ntw!llW1 Ha..-CWl In all, county teams meet a total of 56 intersectional rivals this season. Scheduk!e are as follows for the 56 matches with the most cok>rful tilt! being slated by Anaheim, West- minster, Santa Ana Valley and Mater Dei. ANAHEIM -at Chaffey <Sept. 24); Redlands <Oct. 1); at El Rancho of Whittier (Oct. 8); Ramona of River- side (Oct. 16). BREA -At Bishop Amat of La Puente (Oct. 8): Hart of Newhall (Oct. 151. MESA so"aALL!RS--Thm are the COl5ta Mesa Coquettes, champions of the Junior Miss Softball League, who play Friday for the county title. Seated (left to right) are J udy Runnells, Vickie Richardson, Linda Schones and Patti Johnson; second row: Melinda Blake, Nan Newed, Karen Wolf. Debbie Wolf and t"Olch Pam rton; third row: Kathy Morris and Heather Forsdic ; fourth row: Nancy Minder. Joan Schwaze. C · Newerf and Jenny Nakano. Missing are Kris Carpenter. Sue Masse and Jams Blake with Corona del Mar. placed ~·"~'u•• four players m the top 10. ''tt"Of' In addition to Crager, they ~!~ .. are Tom G r o s c I o s e. 11.5. H•'" Butch Rollins, 11.S, and Greg ~=ov Snyder 10.0. crw1mborl•lft . . th • ,.,,. 10 . Soultlell Rounding out e ""I' . 1s a J Yu1e trio .,f Muina players. Miller. Eedlt Bob Kieswetter and Bob ~'::.~ Lockhart. Kieswelter finished c;• with a 10.2 average and ::.~ Lockhart with a 10 0 mark. kltiu '"'''• T .. Ttll k-' Underwood ,. FT ,, ..... TOl•la V•lltlv ICdMI 105 45 l~ 21 l FOOTHILL -at South Hills of Covina (Oct. 8), at ---------------------------- /\,\Iller (M I '1 4l 1'7 I) t . G ,,_, CH&I •I ,. "' 11 I """kl.,. Powder Puffs NB Swin1 Tea1ttS Mesa irl ~~.((~~. F .. , nm ld~,pi~~ .... · ltolll"' IH&I ,. -· Yucaipa <Oct. 15). HUNTINGTON BEACH -al Duarte rOct 1). KENNEDY -Gladstone of Azusa !Sept. 24). W SI f Ain f T• ) I(,.,_, ... 4,.,.1 u 11 u1 10, ,00..., LAGUNA -Coronado (Sept. 24); at Oceanside (Oct. in ug est • • . 1 01' It e LO()."•" (Ml : : :: ::: ~~=-M 8):-Bishop Gorman of Las Vegas (Oct. 15). sh la c. Sil"""' 1 " 11 a'""'<~ R CMll MeM 111-11 . A"4-.w1 LA HABRA -at Santa Maria (Oct. 29). The Huntington Be a c h zne in e ys Ry TOM TlTl'S "! ;,r i! "1~ ~~.~,<~" ii· 01 IN Dell¥ "1114 Sltff '"•P"'•" .... • • LOWELL -Gladstone of Azusa (Oct. 8), Norwalk Powder Puff All-Stars downed ~ •• :.-:;,;u ~ :~ 1~ 1~; ~:~~ .. (Oct. l S). -the Women's League All· The ~osta Mesa Coquettes. L•nt• n " " • s ~·v l'e '' T,. """'" .. t• u 11 lO 2' 1• 1J 16 11 ,, .. " ' • J • • ' 7 J ' J • 2 • ' . 1 l 2 • t • 1 • I t • 1 217 141 .. ........, Ct-ti , ... 17 1 1 ., .. •I J.t ... u u J.6 JI J..I fl " " 1.3 IJ u 12 ... .... .... . ... 1 t.S ' tJ ' .. , ' u t t. I t .. In U.t I'• l'T T1' .... JI 11 M 7,t JO l7 '1'4 1t • U S.I 11 ..... Jt 7 " 1t ll I) Jt U 1J lt)6J..t • 7 19 u I 1 II U J 2 ., u I ) I t.• 1 I ,S t.4 I I J t.t • J J • ! I I t t I 1 I 2 II . Stars in a real old fashioned ~c" J)Qrt Beach 5 ficcrca·1Carlton . Al F1tnJtnck. Jim ~hamt'o~s . "f ~\~c ~~~~ ~::c·;..., ~ ~ ;! ! : H~';,.":.s MAGNOLIA-at Monrovia (Nov. 12). slugfest. 10-7, in recent action. tion Department sv.1m teams. Fulton. Bruce Johnson. Rick 1~~~Je ~o~orthe is~ e c 0 n d ~·";":,~. ~ ~ : ! ~l ._ ere• ,,.., HUNTINGTON MARINA -at Glendora (Oct. 8); Roberta DeNatto led the Newport Harbor and Corona Miller. Lee Pope. Tom War-straight year. go after the ~II(==•"' :~ : ~ t: Ju•i.ft ": ~T r~•-:; Long Beach Jordan (Oct. 16); PowJer Puff hit parade by del Mar. turned in a pair or neke ann Jim Wilson county tournament title Fri-M<K•"1" ~ ~ ~ : : uv·,~, JI u " u d I h . s . \/•ft Hod< .. ~ ts " .. s s MATER DEI _ Mt. Carmel of Los Angeles (Sept. slasllj~g a . home ':111· triple strorig performances the past T~am standings were not ay n .g t JO anla Ana :; ~.,:,:""'' ! ~ 1~ :·~ =:::; : ,: : t~ 10 ,. Mt as 23)· at Fontana (Oct 8)· Sweetwater of National City and smgle lJl four trips to the two weekends, competing in available for the S C M A F Mecmonhalp Parkp· k tb , 1 To'•'• l'1 "' "" 66 s ••'•• 11 u ., 1• ' · ' h s c rr · R oac am in er n s as-s•.a. 11 , • (Ocl 23)_; at Cantwell of Montebello .!Oct. 29); at St. Paul plate, scoring two run, Sila-t e outhern • a 1 orma e· me•t but several Newport sie's _ all in the 12.14 age ...,"""'' ..... % '':~ :, ~"•· ;~·-, , " g of La Mirada (Nov. 12); Verbum De1 of Watts CNov. 18). ron Dobk.>ski also collected lays and th~ .)()Uther~ C~ll· and Corona del Mar swim-bracket _ w->n the touma-,,_ " 10 10 "' ,_ ~ ~ ~ !~ thr ruts l d bl d forn1a Municipal Athletic fed-. . . . G ,, ,. fl l)t II s 0....1 , " PACIFICA -at Gahr of Norwalk (Oct. 1). . ee . wo ou es an a erallon Championships at mers hnsshed high mdsv1duaJ-ment opener Monday night by ri':~,..-.. ,. i» ">l Toi••• ,., ,; JO J ; RANCHO ALAMITOS -Santa Fe of Santa Fe wb.ile Mona Myen >tad • "Ptil' Lynwood. Y Y . 'J'winkJetoe:;. 13-2. Big guns ~~;'.-7' ~ '; ~ ~: SUl~le. and scored three run~. \l in rela s. . knocking ore tile Santa Ana c; ~~· .. ao 11• 10 • ----------- Sprinp (Oct. 16). of hits. Newport placed fourth over-. Janet Rosner placed l~1rd at the plate for the Coquettes 11.,1, 1 0 , 0 , . . Trailing by three runs going all In the ~elays. "'.Ith ~Or?na Im the freestyle race for girls were Debbie Wolf and Chris :0"~;·~· I ' ' 0 )11 , d ' s .. __ SANTA ANA -CbaJfey (Oct. 1); at Pacific of San to the bottom of the seventh deJ Mar right behind In fifth eight and under. Bruce Fitz-Newerf who rapped home Tolt l> ,,; .. : .,: ~; 0 ay s aG;CS Bernardino (Oct. 8). and final inning. the Women place. . patrick took third in the runs tor the Mesans. ,., ...... , MA• 11 41 All-Stars got two runners on Compris~ the rune and 10. breast-stroke race for nine The Costa Mesa gals Nlled 110 FT T' •¥9· . SANT A ~A VALLEY -at Cr~enta Valley (Sept. the hue paths and had the ty-year-old gtrls team were Bar-and JO-yea r-old boys. Gretch· to a record of 5-1 as they post-~::~~ 1~ ~ 1~ 1: ! PITCHING -Jim Cat- 24), Centennial of Compton (Oct. 8), Long Beach Poly Ing run at the plate. But the b~a Blan~on, Cathy Carl~n. an Nielson. Terry SpraHz. ed their second Junior Miss "•'"" H 1• 1• • 1 fi sh H u n t e r. Athle\jcs, (Oct. 15). Powder Puf~ pitcher got the Kim Jeffries. Gretcban Niel-Elliabe~. Sweeny and . Lauri championship. The clincher ~.~~IO" ;: ; !j ~ ~ pitched a six-hitter for hls SAN CLEMENTE _Carlsbad (Oct. 1); Orange. Glen of side out without any runs ~on. ~ury Shaw· Terry Spra-Shaw f101shed second rn the was a 13-4 victory over the g:~,..ft g 1: : ; : first major Jeque ahut- San Diiego area (Oct. 8); at Alto Loma of Upland (Oct. scoring. ~it E~t.iabeth Sweeney and free relay for nine and 10-Garden Grove Comets. aveng-e 111. • " JO 1 s out as Kansas City de- 16). ,owou 'U""s a yman. . year-old girls. Dick Bl~than. ing an earlier 11·5 setback. ~~~:~'" ; ! '! ! ~ feated Detroit $-0. SANTIAGO -at Compton (Sept. 24); at El Monte :,::~._. (Oct. l ); Whittier (Ocl 22). tttorrf<• SAVANNA -at Coronado (Nov. 6). l t "C-t l>eN•HO M1t•l M W•Ot SERVJTE -at Pomona Catholic (Oct. l ); at Fermin-:~;;-; Lausen of San Pedro (Oct. 15); at St. Paul of La Mirada c;.11ow•Y (Ocl 23); Verbu m Dei of Watt! (Oct. 28); Cantwell of ::;~~. 111 of Montebello (Nov. 11). Ho;::.,, SUNNY Hil..LS -Brawl.ey (Oct. 9). WOMlll'S TROY -Neff of La Mirada (Oct. 1 ); at Gahr of Nor-~:!~ ~.~~ walk. (Oct. 8); Elsinore (Oct. 19). ~~=" Whlttl,ld TUSTIN -at Notre Dame of Sherman Oaks (Nov. DoudY lllodo: 19). H~tutr. (hH t,,.,1 o • .. The 11 and 12 year-old girls Peter Shem pp. Roy F1tzpat-During the abbreviated sea-P~•ruc:.• ' 1 • 0 1 ;::::===~~~===~ • ~ ~team ~as made up of Marion rick and Tom Warren finish-Ison. the Coquettes defeated T.,..,, 171 153 m n' ISU o ~ F'ra~c1scus. Robin Jeffries. ed second In the free relay for Placenlla. 1~5 . Orange No """ .. u-~~ n TP .... nu ,....,111 .._ u •ct ,_"'.., , ~ 3 Robm Nay. Wendy Peterson. 11 and L2-year-old bo~s and 1. I~~: Brea. 19-2. and Or-,...,,,, ., p "' u•1 ...... u .oc.o-1 t1ct1111 ~·-•I • o , Maq~aret Rogers. Terry Tom Warneke. J im rulton. ange :-Jo 2. 6-l ... ,., .... , ss u 1n "' 11 1"""1:tf __..,.., .. nu c.ttta: l ' 1 S tz A g la Staffo d d k~ ' u. ,. 1'0 •o o ''"'~ " Nsu .eu1....a;1e. "''" fw uu t • 1 'prru · n e r an John Carlton and Rick Miller The ~iris will face the play· ~~-n '' " '6 " •'I '"""' '"' to11tt1t "• '-' ttt.1, u." ~ : :1carla Ya~es. took third In the free relav ror off winner of Garden Grove w•n",. :: :: ! ~: 1 ~~1·~~'ii ~..':'r.n~;~J'u: 1 n • Swimming for tile 13 and 14• 13 and 14-year-old boys. · and Orange at 6 pm. frldav ;-;:n • • tt 1 • '" ClU> " •70u. '"'"" ~ : : year-old boys were J o h n · • _____ ___:_:__:::.._:....:....:=========== 14 14) ., All STAI\ •• • 7 0 l I • 7 ) ' ) ' 0 0 ROBLEE. ' • I l • 2' , WESTERN -at Long Beach Millikan (Oct. l); at Mi~11; , Ramona of Rivenide (Oct. 8); at Azuu (Oct. 15). -0 -• '-------Antique Brown Black · Premi um Calf '!" WESTMINSTER -at North Torrance (Oct. 1): at Redlands (Oct. 8); Pacific of San Bernardino (Oct. 15). * * * Cl.u•1 GUt Ouftof nt coacfHMn•r...,,...ld•nt 1111 Ashcro~ was given 1 silver tM .. rvlce by appreciative mem· bert of the Cont Ra.,..n soccer tMm during Sat· urday nltht'• toelel 11therln9 at the Pffwport a .. ch Elks Clut.. Ashcroft, whe tulded hla clult to 21 IMgve vlcteri.. wtthevt defMt In twe MSOM, WM protent· ..t wtth the 9lft by the .W..t playf"""'*"tMr of the -..n, Glen James. * * * S~da B•ll Mexico'• Carlos Am.tu makes his final appearance of the aeuon Sunday at 'njuana'1 El Toreo bull ring and he'll share the spotlight with Mauro Liceaga, Antonio Veluquez and Benjamin Lo~ Esqueda. all of Mexico. A bonus aeventh bull will be added to the card. with Arru:ia handling fight chores. The remaining matadon will e.ch battle a pair of toros. Fish Meter Art'• LMtllnt Davey's Leclctr 3 loaf• 10 ..... 123 Angton 157 A~rt WhUe Sea Bass . . . . . . . . o Barracuda ............ O 173 Baa . . . • . . • . • • • • • • . • • 91 209 Bonito , • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 3M 998 Halibut . .. . . • • • • • • • • • 2 14 Milcellaneoul .. • • • • . • • 2 O Ytl1owtail . . . • • . . • • • . . 0 2 Blue rtn Tuna . . . . . . . . . O O Albacore ..... .. .. .. . 2 4 Hvntlnt"n leKtt Landlne l ... t -:it An&len, 100 a., 18 Batracuda. 147 Bonito. 47 Halibut; .,,... -138 Antlen,.-2-Barra- cuda, 605 BonJto, 98 Bus. 41 H1Ubut. 400 Milcel· laneoua. wtt.a .... Qt e •• ' .... .............................. ~, McGUIRE SISTERS $20.00 A new Roplee "brog:' and its Scotch-Irish granddaddy As u rly es 1600. Scotch arid lr11h couritry- m1n wttt ww1nri1 • sho. mtd1 from • smile piece of u11t1nrild deerh•d• ""'th th• h•tr st•tl on, •nd bad with tl'IC>f11'· It wu eellld • "brot. ~ tts d1scend111t1 .,.. he,. 1n our store todty , .. without heir.,. and known as br'OfU". A tint u1mpl1, the ~ la pictured 1bc>Ye. 1MZ lrvlnt WMtcll" ~IHI Na~r1 1 .. ch Roblee brotues hew •~ry feeture )'04I nke 1n • busm•• 1tloe. Hu~. hH rty loob. Ruaed. lu1tr011t i.etheni, rubbed end rollad till they•,_ soft and plient. And 1 ll1ht, comfol'table ,... Oft 'f04K foot. Drop wound fOf e pelr of ltoblH ~vet. And remember to tip your het to th• O'Donneb end M.cpherM>n1 thet you meet. O~n Mon.& Tllu,.., hH. Tiii t ....... ,.hone ~-1"4 ( !t DAIL V 'ILOT !H,..,·'~' Manceho Wi11 s .. Mack Batting Title Rick Mancebo wound up ed with 13. leading C'osa Mesa's Connie Dennis McGavack. though Mack baa~ers 111 vlrtuall) rm1slun'l wllh a lowly .180 bat· etery offensive category ac-ting average. came through cording to final stalJsllcs re-with many clutch hits. firush- leued tl>day. ing with 12 runs scored. fourth The stellar shortstop from be~ on the cl_ub. and 12 runs Newport Harbor High Schovl driven in. thtrd best on the 'tiBIJhed the 8eason with alsquad . "nissy .389 battinJ.? mark. C~et M~lek also ~ad 12 :gathering 28 hits in n trips to R~I S. while Bob V. lgmore ·use plate. He also scored 15 rinished with 10. Other reau· ·rqna and drovf in 17, leadinJ.? lars who hit _.300 or better . the club in all four of these/wtrt Cr a.lg Ritter I 33.1 I and categories. f.rtg Smith 1 3001 ~-w· .. ,.1.,. •••r•,., oe~nd baseman J..>e lj!·r At • If H I I more from Mater Dci was the1v°'""' 1, ,~ ' 1~ )' M•~-M 1 ~ M runoerup tn batting average J w •'"''" '° u '' • :1< with a .380 mark. The stocky w••.. 11 11 " u »• tt1Uf',. \l t' t lll speedster also scored 15 runs. S<o11 ,, • 1 .u. gr.. • .1.... the club leadership im•1• '° • • • .JOO ,,.. '"'6 . Mt4rid II ' j ) .171 wfth Mancebo, and drove an e11.. s.. • " , ,,,. six. · ~~. ~ ~ '! '! :~: Leftflelder Milu: White of 1. w'9"""' s1 • u 11 .rn Costa Mesa finished in the ~;:;.: :~ ~ ~ ! :: t1umber three spot with a .351 lo'CG••ea ., 11 11 u .1eo average. He was second in ~~~ ... "' '~ ~ ! ! :: hits with 27. sec..ind 1n RBl's •ttm 1 • • • • with 13 and third in runs scor· ~=.:'-: : : :: lrewn 0 t 0 a o"'""" , o o • .• l04oO• -0. 101 10 IGJ ?I) Oil Cit y )Boys Baseball Grunion Run Set Friday A L.aAGUI ".AYOI'" ....,,,,.. Hltft Alltelt U -ManM · ~ t. PllcMr Garv lloef 1llowl>d . four ~"•f'9CI fllll ,. "• collKfed "'" It' "t till rt . won In the -1111 round of Ille A I DOW Or WaJ ne L•uw 1ourn11Nfl1. T,,. vount 11ur1er year" for the Southland's • r4Ck.ed • 111.,11 It/Id • cl0Ub41 lo i..10 In-• • I : ..,,_ Ma vklorv kllreO.r Dt l .UIO" hordes Of dedicated gTUnJOn ·""' "'"'°""' "" .. i ... 1" 111• 1-''"' bunters. • "' ""' wlft. Seti..., collrct•d two hilt. lfall • ,1,,.1e -Gii• • f'O"blt "' ,,,. The Department of f ish ,. .... ttled< d ,.. loci . d d ' ....... 1..,.. "' "· .,c.~ "' a an "ame ay rem1n e t<.11111"9""' Hlfll collKfed I torttlt won this hardy breed Iha• the last "'~'1"• felleo '• •i.td ·-11oys •or four-night grunion run uf 1965 .......... '-It s -YtMI ... J. Tiit two tumi is scbed.uled to be~ Friday I • 111•1 tnoed !Mir r"'11er Mt'°" In • tit h d '--h f S h "'f', tor t"' c11v c11-p10'lanto "'"" "'" on t e san y ""ac es o out · ~i. -•In. "" wlMtrl S-J Tiie ern California. "-tdlvck YtN<Ht had I"" IMI-lo-· "'*' -out 1n ,,,. bolfom oi "" "" Spawning run"! lasllng about ~:,, t':.!; ."°:! u~ • ""' di• ""' • an hour each are expect~d to 11v st1e1u tor 1.. ...,,..,. ttOCllv start at 10·30 p.m. Frida). -"°" Ftnmon. l rO(\ ""''"'"'· """ 11.15 µ.m Saturday 12 mid· -· Sv..-. $Ymoncla ""' 11\e won-• ' w p11CN1r w1111 "'' 11iowenc;1 °' 1 night Sunday, and I a m Mon· ~ 001ciec1 ""' 0111 Moth okl • ~ d ·aght ltf' flt dtltllee In 1111 tfl(Mrt ,,., For ay 0 • • ., loMr• 11 .... Mlk• '"'OCN· ~"' Habitual seekers of the elu· • Wl'tltfl•kl· o.,.. •00•· 1111 •1u •na sive silvery smelt·llke little . ~ ~'°°"-oolno "" off1111lw ~11· • ' I • '-" •rid pi.vin. fish are painfully aware the • , I LIAOUI l'L.AYOl'l'S • h ' · .. ·p••re1 ...,, 11 _ ........ .,.." t. grunion may not run rig t on : It.• .. _ °' uPM•• th• c."'"' '"" schedule on every I I k e I y • _,, ,,.. lttftd!O htrl .... 111 •• '"" • ~"'"'· t .i 1w • """" •••m 1-r beach or on every rught they • ,..,. • •io•le 1w -11a-.r ko" Wlllttoeld are supposed to run or they • t"t C.mret ....,.d '"" 1llve ltl IM • ' • ~ .. w11111 .,,., Mew 11C11 ,,,,.1ec1 may even pick a night yrhenl : ;:, ~~· .i':. ;~-:-::.• c;~i.~~,,., ";':!~ they're not expected. I . i.. .. 1 1"' ~'""' '"' '"' 1°'"" .. """ Perservqrence. sharp eyes. atr"91ltd to ktfl) allvt In '"" OHnlno OI Fortitude and 1'ust plain luck I/It. I ..,,.., olt voltt. • •• -.w1e11 '"" 1 -""-v11w ofte:t pay off in a delicious twa '-wl!ll )elf l ulfl "" n.. -fish dinner however and' 6, ..... 1,,. -" Clol'tr-' .,,., "'" lllh of • • .. ~. Fra111..-re .,,., E111ott ,,.. grunl.>n afic1ooado.; are ex· · :.~~,,.:*"'• ~e,:: c~'.::~:,, .. ~..! peeled to be out in force for o•• •v"'1"' •• '"' "K'"''°" C•n•tr this last chance on their fa · r~, Cvt>s Jum~ off to an H rlv IMd · be h ( B · "'"' """ eu1e11 r\11\a "' 111t ~a Mln!AI. vor1te ac es'-rom &Ja, • T11r '"" l'ldled "" ,,...., ,. "' " "" California to Pismo Beach. I• "" ""· Goin• lnle 1111 "" II was a . • • ''"" 1>111 1runrw1e11 ••' "'• w1""'"' GrunJon may oe taken on . rvnt 0-lo ........ lo ,,,. tlnala the beach or in the surf by "le~ Hunllty llOI ll't 1-"-'Ufl for • I "'• '-" ...,11e ...... ,....,., s1111w-hand only. It 1s unlawful to -M. Fon! h" Mfttv. ,,,_wldt wl• trap the fish by digging holes! ~ "'9 wl,,...r of Ille Cl'!ltr ,,., Wtrd-• • --tor .,.. cit\-'"" in the sand. A sport.fishing U-• ....., Tlftn I -~ ... " 1. i.s . ed f ~dlOWI Al\la •1~ ,.... 1111s " ,... cense reqwr or per-1 11<1 t"' Titer• of 111e • l tt-to "'• sons 16 years and over. tu\111 !ft 1111 Crty C,,._loft,,,lpo. T"' Th b ,. it ~.,, "'t plC1<e<1 1111 iw ... ,... ... 1rw1 E:o· ere 1s no ag 1m on "'" 10 ""' '"' Tito'• Into '"' nn111 grunion. Gn.tnion are tasty wt\tre lllty wlll f1c1 1"9 l rUNwlctt 1 h al d d f j d 1 a •• ,. sco" Whttti.Mi h•lcJ '"' w1r,,,.,. morse.s w en sc e an r e lo lwo Mt U -r •nd Ptltrwn tech fresh, especially after 3 Cllld '""'•O '"' t,,. '°'"' I~ 1 d11 l\trO t+· . h h ._A I •o•• mg t on t e .,.,ac 1 The rugged look of hand stitching BLACK GRAIN . . . $ '2.00 • Thul'I. a ..... Open Men. & T iii t pt, M. "hone Ml ... 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From 2 P.M. -NOW PLAYING .- THE TRAIN WILL CARRY YOU ,/(/(($ lf/tlCK{lll - BURT LANCASTER -.Plus .- 2nd OutstandinCJ Hit Carrol Baker in "HARLOW" •NEXT WED• JOHN WAYNE Iona of K1tle E lder HARIOR at ADAMS, COST A MfSA, PHONE .5•6-3102 NOW-:-Doors Open Dilly 12:30 Cont. 1 p.m. Julie Andrews Dick Van Dyke David Tomlinson Glynis Johns · ." ( THURSDAY AUIUIT M fVf N I N G 6:t08.._ 4 NEW TIME! 6:00 PM * Huntley·Brtnklty Report ., .. ~,.,.(JO lllin.) 2 "APPALACHIA IY THE * SEA" KNXT Ntn Special Report! Ont Howl D ~: 00 111111.) "A II ,. AlnlvarL • <•> ............ ,., • ....,_.,, TrM1111 IWs: (IO '""' l Fil111 Cllt~lll• allow llltlr t11vtl -- • ""'*: "T1lt en. ... -E41M114 O'lnt11, • .... : "tt ·-.. ,_ .. '52 -tr•• 0u11-. A ~ou•twlf• n1M11 e .i-..... ~ tMI • Ir• lft htr !led! ,.,~ l lO'ln llvt llld to llolltr ~fllt. t:• a • ..... (30 1111n) '14ml'a I o., IR Court .. Hazel embtrrtlMS D llllt" ltfMt w.t (60 11111! ) Buttr "'"" allt b-s e11t1n1le4 m Willdltil-~ Ti.. 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(&0 !!lift) J1ct .llolla "'' •• NI• cun t. (R) CHARMER-Lovely Pat Morrow appears regularly as Rita Jacks on Channel 7's three-timea-a-week series, "Peyton Place,'' ai!in~ Tu~ay, Thursday and Friday at 9:30. In torught s episode, Betty Arr derson, portrayed by Barbara Parkins, faces a IUd· den date. No Regular Show George Bu.r11s Humor Best in Holljwood Bl' RICK Du BROW buildi ngs and swim! HOLLYWOOD IUPil _ l George : Just .a minute, I PEANUTS GORDO JUDGE IARKER NOW 00 VA 6/!rOCJTTA 11115 PL).<!£, A>N#OW? . •... hope you don't mind today if thought yo~ saJd you could '!,':"'10.:rt ~:w::'~."'1" 1 e acr... Jtllf (30 '"'") f write about someone who read my mind. JU ~T 51C::.N THE ~Pa AMP 'l'OIJ •--won 't appear in a weekly se· Gracie: Well, George, how CAM T"l(,E HIM our. JIJP6E ••• &llT • fl'lllMt wM ,..,_ .,_,, Hf.l.L HAVE-TO-AmM 1H COUlfT IN ries on tel~vision this season . ~ I reap your mind When TWE MORN1H6! THE SMITHS HAVE ----.. ._. a.it .. M e Wilei ..,... r.ar I am talking about Geo:ge you keep asking all those sil-ALEO 01t.11ee MAINST THE &Of: • ... Burns, and the reason I bring . ., ,.._" 1 lt:tl II Cldltl9t Mwlul him up is that the mere men· ly questions· 7:••1't ..._,.(JO"'"'> tion of his name, and the HOLDS UP 8 ..., ..._ (IO '""' l "TM lt:U D "-memories it conjures up. are The above routine is merely r.11111y ""'"-'·H P'ntlt '"""pta • tt·• • 1_. .._. 130 lllfft ) enough to give one a lilt. I one I have read countless •ullllenl WW.. IN ~., cllfldn111 lo • have just gone through the times. and it is amatlng how rtf111t ...,l!Ce, m ...,._.. "lilt: (30 m111.) network su m manes for t he the Burns style holds up, ev· • e tra 1 ._.. WefW: (30 mill ) ·'loedblecl." 1 s.eason ahead. and I need a en without the beloved Gracie. ·~ " tll• Htlf·S.1•·" ,.,, 1 m... 1 lift , . . I It 1s pretty widel y known that a•_, ..... (a<! mi11 ) Any season in which neither Bums 1s regarded by come· · ...., ._ ftO "'"' 1 "C.~ • T.,ic B~ns nor hts old and d e a_ r dians here as the fine~t story· · f'._ • .., · TllfM 111• '811 ti u;ee e .._ friend, Jac k ~en_ny, appe~r tn teller extant His sessions are tNlf .._ 11 "'" CoMfl!Vllllt·lltld a weekly series 1.s not .entirely classics. To see Benny, at a •""*-I De"-welcome. Benny s senes end· testimonial dinner. break up e ... -. .,_ (30 111111 ) 8 ....._: .......-~Z-Jm Nip ed Ui~t season-.. and so d l d at his old friend's stories is 114 JIM Afttt• Burns latest. Wendy a n d worth a three.year assignment ': i:.,.~: (30 .i11 l 1 ' Me," wi.~h Connie Stevens. In Hollywood. If a writer D ._ Benny ~1U have some NBC-could develop a natural style G • ....._. '".Obt114 Ill• f'I. 'TV specials i~ the year ah~ad. somewhere between Raymond '*·· 'S2-Robtrt Plewton 17th a~nd Burns will .take part m a Chandler and Marcel Proust, Ctntury buwmn upture bu ut1-F ebru~ry special ""!th Carol he could die happy. U a com· 1111 sill * Mid ~r upcivt. Channmg. Burns will a I s 0 edian could develop a story . • .,.. .._. lltflta...., produce _a new .. NBC-TV come· telling style somewhere nur dy s .. e _r 1 e s. Mo~a McClus· Burns', he could do likewise. • ...._ .,,... tit M• ..,... key , ln which Juliet Ptow~e The Burns • Allen routines 'S'7~111t ,.,...,, stars as a 15.~a-week movie really should be published in . ......, ·--~ ,,. ........ ""' """ s.w1tn• ~Jell• W1JM. t:lO D Dt. Udtn: (&0 111111.) "A "" -........... ·~ ··3 ....... tre<1c.e for Lift • llh11'1 rtllpout .,..I .., __,.; _............ -vt1u htf b1rs uucial ••d tor trifa lftturtcl ftructt. It! 1 car 1w d111t. 0.11n11 Wlt'ltt . . _ • 1utSt SU'1. (Rl 1!:45 G ~: "T1lt Mllllelltl11 ll- Gt011t ""*· M11it011111• la~n I 8 TIHlll!Py PlicM flcM tf tie.... tob 111c.o1nrto end lt nds • h1n4 lo· O My TltrH s.t.1: (30 mtft ) '1h1 w1rd the tt1111hteflfnc out ol ltvtffl T "~•ltn " I ~) lrves I Glllf'llt: ..,..,. " rllw" ~ tMD"-....., J•t11t• Wllltmor• •All• T\Ntrt queen m~med to a S500-a· book form . month Air Force sergeant. But none of this is really THE CHANNEL S' W Bf: e n o u g h for a Burns Frank Sinatra. whose recent aficionado. and the reason I 'concert tour was a tremen- like to write about him iS,dous success. will star in a that it gives me a_ chance to one-hour musical review of his re·rtad some of his old rou-25-year singing career on NBC· tines with the late Gracie Al· TV Nov. 24 . . . before the len. tour, the singer had teamed up Pt.;BLISKED with Count B~ie for a smash Some of these routines were Las yega! mghtclub act that published by Edd.le Cantor in ran Just about an hour . . . the regular column he used to Gregory Peck has joined th.e write for the Diners' Club Nov. 23 All·Star CBS·TV tn- Magazine Mere is a sample: 1but_e to the late Stan Lau~el, Gracie· Not only can ,,which will be hos~ed by Dick make up riddles. George. 11 ~an ?yke · · · . sign of. t h e can also tell what you're ltmcs. ABC·TV ~s planning a thinking about l'm a mind!Nov~mber musical comedy reader. ~.pec1al based o~ the ta~~ of George : Listen, Gracie, is Little Red Riding Hoo~ - there anvthing that fazes b~t from the wol!'s point of you~ · ~ew . " . C}'.fil R1tchard and Gracie : l don 't think so. Liza Mmnelh a.re the leads Now, think or something. . Sen .. Edward KeMedy is M~~ 111191 Ot9COlllf ! • CAH IOI' RM> TI£ OTl8 YAMl<'EE ! JACKSON TWINS Mun AND JEFF IEWERQI>*! )QJHM~ ~ na.et.EIH OUlWAR,M.a! ID fHtfHf • tuci.tl" t-oo o 1om "''" S9tQal ••n: <&0 min ) Aoo&l1ch•1 bv !ht ~u " 1:119 ...._ .,.,.,., MttMI" 'S"-George: All right, l'm mterv1ewed Sunday on ABC· rticM~ M111 lfttu1111u 11wt1ha11ot thinking. TV 's "Issues and Answers" ---------""9"-------~~...,,~L.":':IK:-::E:-::FO:=:R:;-.... !Tips crooh . Gracie· ls it green7 ... "CBS Reports" will do an, THAT 'THE iROUBlE INSTANCE ~tudv ol I~• ••t Oii OOVt"Y 111 tllt VH111"f Or•&n P1r\ 1ru ol l OS All I &tit' 2:00 GtAll·N.,ttt ....,, ........... ,. George : ls what .:reen" hour program about the K:J, w~~E= YoU' XU . llW • 111"'4."-Tod Sl1u1hlt1. Gracie: Does it hang from Klux Klan Sept. 21 .. : James! 1..1 • K aET''iibU """"' 111 1111 Flttr' '35-Robtrt the ceiling and whistle7 Aubrey, deposed president or r---{.~~TAL 5·' AIN'T T1y1o1, •aveltttdle~-e,uoe C•bclt.1 George : Does what h t n g CBS·TV , is reported to have LISTENING! from the ceiling and whistle! tried -and failed -to buy: ---------------------• Gracie : Does it run along Desilu Productions from own. the floor and sing? er Lucille Ball, whose weekly * BEST BETS TONIGHT * l :JO 0 Of. lltll4111: "A lttYl<tnee IOf ',... °"'"" ..... , Ol•ys the oart of 1 1111n •lloH 11lt1t0us btl1th p1t¥1"' him from allow1111 ttlt dodort to prootd to un his •~•'• l~a. t:OO 8 ,..,,_ltdlil t.J tat S..." l(MXT Ntwt SPtQtl alud1t1 •A anti· povtrty H Ptllmtflt under way 1ft u .,,. tf Vt111c•·~A '•rt .lost9/I 8t11tl 1ntetv1fWI th1 r11Hlent1. 11:00. n. 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Please see us at: 1518 Antiqua Lane Oprn House 1 to 5 Daily BAYCREST 3 Spacious Bedrooms. 2112 baths. family room, ext ra large living room Quality wool carpel· ing Beautiful drapes. La ndscaping, sprink· ler svstem. Ha5 evervthin,e $46.950 - $:i.OOO dn HUNTINGTON BEACH Ocean View. 4 bdrm. 2 bath . carpets. stove & refriJ?eralor. Near Douglas. Sc hools & Shop- ping $18,900 with low down. Fast posses· s1on. £:ulel Dw'tr ~-ho.~ •..•••••••• , 1502 Palm /\\'f H B. J~pn Ptr'T) i-l"N'Ol ........ 191:t1 Hardln2 Ln , JI R, ~ J~n Pt!t'l~n S..'hool , •.•• ~1 Fun.~'O'r1h Ln . H.B ) p--642-0351 wnn H udff &.ilool ••••.••••••• 9291 R.lnning.,~JL ..-.f~t REAL ESTATE 833 Dover Drive. Newport Beach. Suite 9 Huntintton Beech High Schoof District HunUn&"ton BHcn H1ih Sdlool •••. 1905 Matn St , H B Mart,... Hrli:h School •••... S pringdale 111 Eding'f'r. I I B We~min<(fe'r Hit;h 51-h<>cll 14J25 Gold_.n W,. ~I Wr~t· mwter Newport Elementary School Diltrid Corona del Mar School .......... 610 Cu nat1on. CdM * 2 BEDROOM APTS. * Only 589.50 UP Harbor View School ............ 900 Goldenrod. 0:1M e HOl'1lCe Ensign School .•.•••••.. 200 Cliff Diive, N .B. e Lincoln Schoo~ •••••••• 3101 Pacific View Drive, CdM Marinera School .......... 2100 Mariners Drive, N.B. Newport School ........... 14th & Balboa Blvd .. N.B. DELUXE BLT·INS • CARPETS, DRAPES 2 HEATED POOLS • SOCIAL· REC. RM MAPLE CAPRI 2002 Maple Costa Mesa 642-54 14 Deluxe Rentals in medilerrant?an Newport Ulfa'JI ~ewport Be1ch'1 moat modern deluxe apartments RENTALS KA THY HARDING 2 & 3 Bedrooms 2 Baths Rental a from $I 60 per month Electric Range and Oven -Dishwasher - Disposer -Custom draperies -Carpeting -Plumbed for washe r and dryer -Private patios -Enclosed garages w /storage. Rental Office: l ocated at 4204 Flagship Rd., (behind Hoag HoJJital). 548-0723 DAVIDSON Realty NO DOWN NEW to qualified Vets or will Custom-bit 4 Br & Cami· sell FHA. 3 Rr & fa mi· ly. Dble frpl, crpts & ly. $17,500. drps. $49,500. BACK BAY S BEDROOMS 3 lge Br & fam ily, 1 % 1 Cpts & drps, 1 ~ baths. bath. blt·ins, & breakfast Close to s c ho o l s & rm . $26,800. Ch urch. $1 9.500. Realtor. 2750 Harbor Blvd .. ·SB, C.M. 546·5460 Eves 549·1058 or 540-9755 OPEN HOUSE V11rMI 757 We~I W1IHr1n LA~e rnr lot with mr•m ~nr ho11t or trailer :l Bedrooms. 1 ~. baths. Out of Lown O\\O· er san sell now while house rs vacan1. $20.950. I $93 PER MONTH FOR this laf'i' family home wich apacioua room sizes. tlu~e lot. and near proposed nPw Marina. NO DOWN Cl, or $650 down to othrrs. 616·ffil Open Eves. NEWPORT BEACH THE ~JEAL E .S TATER.S THOUGHT FOR TODAY If more tolka traveled ltv> atralghl le n a r r o w, it wouldn't ~ .ci narrow. THE fJEAL ESTATER.S School Bells 7 ll won't he tong, 110 hf.er 1he d!11.dlinP hy gt>llJng mto Uus NEW homl' Now1 Bf'au· llful 2 sror'Y, 4 hedroom lamlly home. 'lH ,;q. f1' Landscapmg & sprinklers in !ront ya.rd. Vit<.'ant. Rf"il· dy for you! Only $4160 will handle. Near Upll('r Bay area. Call now• Open 'Ill 9 646-71TI 546-2313 THE~EAL E S TATERS Back to School Bf'at tne rush l>y moving now 1n10 lhr& vacant 3 be<ll'oom POOi. home" Firrplace, r ari>ets. drapes. w;i~herl dryer indudf'd. Walk IP Sl)oppini:. Full prll'I." S'.!4 .. ill(). Call l')('IW' (°)p('n '111 !). 5o15.23n 646· mt THE~EAL E S TATERS The ThrH "R's" Newport He.ights School ....... 300 East 15'th St .. N .B. 2 bloeka West of Hubor at 19th No. of Maple 1688 Tustin Ave. 646-'3007 OFFICE READY -=-=:=:;;=:;;=:;;=:;;=:;;=:;;=:;;=:;;=:;;=:;;=:;;=:;;=:;;=:;;=:;;=:;;=l:Ev~c;s~4;94-~4229~=-=-~&~*-'~4~~~~--=-....;646-~771~1~~--=. ForOCC\l1>6flcy Fountain Valley School District Andres Arevalos School ••• 19692 Lexington Ln .. H.B. fountain Valley School ...... 17911 Bu11hard St.. F V William D. Lamb School ••••••• 107.51 Yorktown, H.B. lllsamatsu Tamura School •• 17340 Sana Suzanne. F.V. RobPrt B. Wardlaw Sdlool ...... ~191 Pioneer Dr .. H.B Jami's 0 H~r Sc:tlool ...... 18685 Santa Ynn, F.V We1tmln1ter School District \rl11 E Ch~~i School •....•.... 6311 1.ArchW1>0d. H B Hl'll'n S Starey Intermediate School , •••.• 6311 Larch· "'Ood, H B, Nf'OO'lut W1llrn<>re ...... 7122 Merble St .. Wenmmsirr Andel"llC>n School •••. 8902 Hewitt Platt. Gardr n Gl"O'Vf Virginia K. 8001 School ••• 13890 Hammon Pl.. Westmin- ster Cl11ra Cook School ...•..•.•• 14401 Willow 1.-'l ne. H.B. Ce·r1I B. Dt~lille School. 1:>400 V11n Buren. Midway City Frank N Ea~wnod Srhool .•••.... l:l.'152 t 'ni v1>r;1t:. .. WP~I min~lrr Vtnlr~ Srhoril ...•••.•.• 1~1;:;21 F.rtw11rrli.. W-tmln~"" Gill Srhn<tl ................ l:'i252 Victorn Li!nP. II R C:olrlrn"'r~I Sr!Ylol .......... f\%2 llMc1. W H1m111stl'r l!ayden School ............ 14782 Eden. M111way City Midway City $('hool ........ 8521 Hara.rd. Wr!!tminstrr Iva Meairs School .......... M41 Tl'a8k. Garden Grovt Ray M. Schmitt School •••• 7200 Trask. We-stminstn Sctiroeder School ••..•. , ... 15151 Columbia Lane. H.B. Sequoht School ••.••.••.... 5900 Iroquois. Westrninstl'T Sevttiteenth St. School • 7571 WPStminster. Westminster Sprmgd11ll' School ........ 14422 Hammon Ptac,., H.B. Webber Srhool ••...•.••. 1414.2 Hoovrr. Wcstmin!itl'r f1u,.~<'ll John~on Iniermrdl~tt ...••..• 13603 Edward11. \Vl'Srminster W1ll1, W;irnrr lntr11n••r11atr ..... , • , .. Hl71 Nrwl;i nrl Wl'stmrnslf'I Laguna BHch Unified School Dist rict Alr!'O Eltml'ntary School .. 21542 We~lry Th . ~n l~i:: El Morrn Ell'mrnt11rv Srh(l()) •••• , • 8'\R1 C'm•!llt Hwy . Lall Bch Thurston lntermed1:11r School ...•.•.. 71)(\ p,., k Avr , Lag. Bch. i..utuna Beach H1ah Srhool .. f\25 P11rk Avr L...11; Reh Under Construction Arthur D Niebla• School ..•...•• !l:lOO GRrrlrn.i F V Private & Parochial Schools Costll Mesa Christian Sctlool •... 'f40 W Wtl..nn C !\1 Harbor EpiSCOPfll School •• 5th St & M11r11:11r1 It,. Ave . Co.ta Ml'P Prince ol Peeoe Luthrr11n •••••• 2987 MrlJI '·errje Dr .. Costa Mnt Chrl•t Luth4"'Tlln S<'hool •• • • • ... 760 Victoria St .. C' M St. Joachim ......... • • ..... 2964 OT11nae Ave .. C.M St. John the Baptlit ••••• • • • •..• 1021 B«ker St • CM. Our Lady Qu~n ol thr Angt b .. 2046 Mar Vi~" Dr .. N ewport Beach . nnt Bapt.Jlt D~ School • t ... , 301 Mlli00118 St.. C.M. Brkbr Ward Prer-rat:ory Sdlot>I •• 88 Fair Dr .. C.M. Card«f1 Han ............... 14!57 Superior Ave., N.B. :Jevf.I Monteuorl School •• l~ Santa Ans AVf .. C.M ~t Sc:tiool ........ 261 Monte Vina Av~ .. C.M ))rnella O:mne.U)' Rt1.h .• , • 2323 W. Brc"'dwlly , AMh l(arywood Cat.hoJJc Kilb , , 2811 VUla RMI Dt .. Orllni" "•""' o.i Hflh .............. 1202 W. F..dln11:er. S A Jiw9tta KIP lkhool •••• 1962 W. IA Palma Ave .. An11h. >ranaewood Aeademy ........ IJT32 Cllnton AV!'. c G ~ Day smooe .". •••••. 601 l Wamer A Vt • H R. ~ w~ ldloOI ••• ••••••••• w v1<."tON ss c.M. . ~ I ~ r -RIGHT CORONA DEL MAR · COSTA MESA · NEWPORT BALBOA CONCl:NTRATED SERVICE 3 LOCAL OF FICES Beach Realty, Inc. MULTIPLE LISTINGS "THE SIGN OF SPECIALIZED SERVICE" BACK TO SCHOOL SPECIAL Modern quality~ bdrm. Newport Heights new home. Tastefu lly decorated den and modern kitchen. La rge lot -room for pool. Reduced to $42.500 -owner wants offer! fi73-9200 Eves. 673-8086 IDEAL FOR CHILDREN Only $20,985 for lhis excellent home located between the finest Ocean beach and Newport .Shores 2 pools. 4 years old, all bit-ins, incl. dishwasher. 3 bdrms. 2 baths. Immediate oc- cupancy. Owner has left area and will consider very low down or lease option. 673·9200 Eves. 675-5719 ***** A FIVE STAR LISTING ***** ~.lore than Sl.000 less than FHA appraisal. Family has moved out of state. 4 bdrm. 1 ~ baths. fireplace. elec. kitchen. blt·ins .. w/w carpetinJ,! <i rapes. FHA appraisal $22.050 -Believe $21.000 will buv it ~' ~4A-l lfil · Eves. 548-8A68 HOW CAN YOU MISS? OnP of Weslch ffs best floor plans. 2 bdrm ._. convt. der .. 2 baths. all elec. kitchen. separate servf<'e room. Nylon carpeting thru-out, custom drapes. Property like new. Offered below mar· ket "' $36.950 due to job transfer. Easy walk to West-cliff shops and Mariners school. 67~·3000 Eves. 548-8868 R-2 SLE·EPER Just listed'.! Excellent eastside Costa Mesa 2 bdrm. home with room to build another un it. N.e~ drapes. carpets. fireplace, disposal, dishmaster, hardwood noors and all in excellent con· d1t1on. Owner has moved ind will give immed iate posse5sion. Only $21 .500. 548-1161 Eves. 642-4 718 HIGH ON A HILL From rear deck you can see the Sanla Ana Hills and jewels of the city lights at night. Com- fortable 3 bdrm. 2 bath-home in Newport HeiJtht~. Ream ceilings, new bit-in kitchen. low maintenance yard. Near shoppin~. schools. beach and bay Priced to sell (f! S32,500. MA-1161 Eves. 673-4642 CORONA del MAR HIGH SCHOOL AREA We are really impressed with this 3 bdrm. + fam. rm. home ln Cameo Hlghland5. Wide entryway, clrculatln~ floor. plan -wonderful for entertaining, Unusual C'anyon view and ocean view from patio. Priced for quick sale at S38,950. Owners leaving for east. 675-3000 Eves. 673·0554 NEWPORT HEIGHTS • POOL 4 bdrm. home with pool. Walking diJtance to Newport Harbor Hitb School and Horace En· sign. Immediate occupancy. 613-9200 Eva. MM9ee Cotta M... Office 1696 NtwpoTt ltvd. LI 1-1161 A Newport·81lbo1 Office 2025 W. 8albc1 Blvd. • OR l-9200 Cefena •1 M.r Office 2407 I!. C..tt Hwy. 01' J.3000 Home for a young family REAL Value for your dollar. 3 Bedroom. newec-homl'. lo- cated nr Woodland School Designed for reel family liv· Ing. HNted Pool! Excel· lent cmdition. Prired be· low appra.isal 111 rn!.900 Stt today! Open 'Iii 9 646·7111 - THE~EAL ESTATERS School Near? Just ooe blodc to Parochial Sch<¥>!. A 1P8cioua EAST· SIDE home otff'ring 3 bed- rooms Ii 2 bath!. Extra large kitchen plus utility room. New paint outMde. L<lvl'ly yam. Only S400 doyn pi1ymenl to qu11'11ie.i h1.tyPr. Call MW' Opi·n '111 9. :146-231 :: &16· 7171 THE~EAL E.STA1'ER.S CollecJe Days ~ near again! Uve In " beautiful IX' ighbortlood noo r o.c.c. This spotlea, pro- leMionally ~ 3 bed· room, 2 beth home 111 l"f!ady for )'Ott to move In. NEW Carpet a! DraJ)('a! It i>.inl ! Brick fl~aC('. V11c'8nt. Don't drl11y! Prired at S'.24,500. C'nll now' ()pen 'Iii 9. 646·7111 ~2313 THE~EAL E .S TATER S Tax Shelter Want a commtrdal lot or 11<>me acreage'.' How ahout • husineN? Csll 6-42--4100 0 1· come aee us In our inveRl· ment office faclnt Harbor Shoppini,: Center. THE QEAL E S TATER.'3 OWNER Newport Hl9h Area \\'Ill It'll \0% rln, th111 he1111· lihrl hnme I" • PN'llh~r Attl· PMltdtr t111rk y1u'(f. ~achrd extra lire dblt' prqe. Be11utitully land. aca~ yard. 3 la• bdrm• with Iota of cklltt apllct'. 2 tull bedlia. liteplace A nHr n ~ w C&rPel• Hardwood floor1. Owner h.u movt:d, ~ Dally for your lnsl>f'{'· t:Jm, 401 Kl~ P111~ P.S. Enjoy the lovely Ocean Bffttt. W. l lAOBMYER RJtra. 1880 Npt. Blvd, C.M. IMS-3928 l.'Vf• 81J-457"1 .. ---- Cold War Vets For $500 dn. move into a $20,000 home :l bdrms, 2 baths. Parklike yards. Low interest rate. Terri f i c summer bargains now. 540-0060 anytime. $7 4 Per Month Popular Back Bay location. Sharp & clean. 3 master bdrms. Huge 24 ft. rear living rm. Dining rm. Built·in range & oven. Patio & BBQ area. $74 per month on existing financ· ing. 540-1720 anytime. Home & Horse Lot-520,500 California Ranchonette. Kingsiie bdrms. 2 baths. Hu ge deep lot. One of today's best buys . 540-0060 anytime. jr. Estate · $18,700 Beautiful home. 4 bdrm & huge family rm. 2 baths. Parklike yard. Forest of fruit & shade trees. Covered patio 540-1720 anytime. Doctor's Home ·-Low Down Sweeping view. Picture windows. 4 king size bdrms. 3 baths. Built-ins. Private road. Submit $2,000 dn . 540·0060 an ytime. Cozy Den & 3 Bedrooms $17,750 Pictu resque locat ion-:--$17,750 total price 24 ft rear living rm. 2 baths. Covered patio. Low dn or no dn to GI. 540-1720 anytimt . OPEN UNTIL 9 P.M. S.lespeople -Join Our Com1>1ny New or Experlenced-Tralnlnt Pr09r1m 2955 HARBOR BLVD., C .M. G•nl•n Grove Office -12112 lroolchurst l 7 MODE.RN OPFIC-IS Eastside, Westside, All Around The Town .•. Move In ly School!! ESTANCIA HIGH $119 covers everything. Newly painted in 1.11d out. 3 large B.R. Low down to existing F.H.A. financing. ST. JOHNS PAROCHIAL SCHOOL Vacant 5 B.R .. B.I. kitchen, access for boat or trailer. large fenced yard. Like new car· pets, low down, f' H A or no down G I. $22.500. LIDO ISLE The most 10 elegant living. 3 plu~ <ien. 21r.i baths, wet bar. 50 ft. lot. Beautifully land· scaped and decorated . . , Yes. it's la rge, 3091 sq. ft., and only 3 years new. TRANSFERRED OWNER Sharper than a model. 4 B.R. plus den. Two ~tory Macco. Loads of extras from patio to elegant h1.11ging light fixtures. $26,950. BACK BAY Shake roof, 3 B.R. plus large family room. Vacant and ready for new owner. 3Y.a years new. Quality carpets. Corona del Mar High District. Priced under replacement. $44 200 with 10% dn. ' IAYCREST AREA 3 B.R., 1 ~ baths. Ch.arming Cape Cod stylt. Large corner lot. $41.000. COLLEGE PARK SPECIAL 3 B.R. pool home. Adult occupied. $164 per mont.h covers eve.rything. Existing 5~ fi· nancmg. Easy mamtenance, landscaping, al- lows plenty of time for the pool. NEAR NEW UNIVERSITY 4 B.R , dining room, l ~ plus in baths. 2 story. Eaay to buy and vacant. 10% down Full price S33,500. · OPEN EVENINGS Don Ward Co. 1920 HARBOR BLVD., COSTA MESA Rag Doll NAME IRAND CLOTHING AT REDUCED PRICES AIM Lay·awaya (never picked up) Beautiful Wool Skirta .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 Sl5 C't,rla for ....................... : S8 Wool weaters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • S5 Matched Short Sets .............••. · · S2 All Rathing Sufu . . . . . . . . . . , . : : 16 Cocktail OrPw-1 & fl'orrnal11 f 3303 Newport Blvd . Nr1 vp<lrt BeaC'h (acroa from Npt . Ci.ty Halli • 873·D2&1 • . . • 4 . Fo1 & f wit 'cep ver latE ·& c ~mat hig .Mo- i! J ful blai top )OVI Atr is I Ba) I~ 'm lier. I le.rt 0 many Laz.e co up tbe II! soak fomia dip In riool. Hawa: the pc <"hand dreazr tdry room! li75·31' ....::::::: ...... COfl ~ bdrtr llilthg. llUI, 2 llhoppi lo •PS: c . ~ HOUS Gener w-c.w f'loor 1 Homt nn . baths used lanchi l'Xlsth JUS f' R 1 i;hoWI dent ii BE Tn stt CAW. kltchc F'HA ~ $21.~ No t fore 1 of tt San1 baU: dlnil Gou clrCl 16CI -A You lM Mesa • h"'9 I AlnOt ~°' pie. P tiled bl t!S a I Sp.clot ctr.in c.mcaJ tub • ICal& Evte. ! CA "SMI Thur\d.iy, Augusl 26, 1%.5 l'.'AILY PILOT /Nnn·P•!U__!I ORE DESIRABLE HOMES NEAR SCHOOLS ). . For Centuries Roman Villas have been built & for Centuriu they have been designed f with contimfed improvement& & new con· cepts of present day Uving comforts. We feel very fortunate to be able to offer you the latest in Vlllas. The entry hall, 3 baths, den • & dining room of our Villa are Monie ttle & matched color carpeting. The bathrooms are higbllgb~d with Roman sunken tubs with . Moen soUd brass fixtures. The master suite i.! t8x24 with lge walk-in closets & a beauti· fut mast.er bath. The kitchen is accented with black walnut formica cabinets & counter tops &. of course, all built-ins. There are 4 lovely bedrooms encompassing a large center Atrium. perfect for entertaining. Our Villa is located close to schools in the Westcliff. Baycrest area & we f cel a value at $61 ,500. 1831 Wl'ttclilf Dr .• Npt. Bch. 642.3600 3102 ~ettt, Npt. Bch. 6'5-1500 2a3 fordh1m Rd. WOW! JUST LISTED You have never S('('n -a 3 bedroom, 3 beth horn' like this. LET US PROVE 11'! lncludl'I, buill.in R. I< o. (CllA:'t1BERS) & reirigera tor/ J~i.er combmauon, with aomplete TILi:: k1tch· tn. Near new wall to wiall cu ptt thru·out even In lhl' rl06C'I$. A redwood roveri•cl ll! x 20 patio f11c<'s 1 brau· tlfully heal.ec't &: rnt.-red !><'11 w/ diving board, including a dreaslng room It % hath. All 1Mllh3 have Tile walls & noors EXTRAS inclut.le, i.e parate dog run, utility yaro. f lrcpl11t't', dlcilondra lawn with sprinklers. plt'n· ty of trees. and l0t·atcd nr 1r schools. shoppln.1:, churchrs. NOW Cl:.I TlllS: Only $23,!rJ(). FARR•W 293 E. 17th C<>SUI Mesa 646-4494 O~n Eves I~ na: GRAND MANNER I le ... 1a tlepnce and com· fort combined ID 1 bome of many mooda • all happy. Lau away In the lanai or co up "on dl'ck" and watch the aalllnc ahlps while you r.oak Up that Golden Cali· fomla 1un. Flniltl olf wtth 1 tl1p In the be9t~ A ftlle.ttd pool, then ooddalll In lhe Hawall.an room, or relax at the pool and "8tch tht en· r hantmc watel'fall. Tbrtt dreamy bedrooma, a U· brary • and there's a ~ room! Ira priced richt. too. 675·3l n Opl'n Eves. Hu lovely pool. 3 Bdnn Fam Rm. built-ins, fl!"l'Pil•ce. Col· or matched wuhf'T' tlrytr. Refrt&. Incl In ulH pnct. 1 Quick poul'UlOn. A'king $:!6,500 ANY EX • SERVICEMAN Wll<\ hu served 90 days of actwe duty Anytim e sinct World War 2. and has not p~vloosly used any Cl loan bl'ntfils i& now tllglble tor 1 l pt<:Jal FHA Vl"leran loan program which wlll l'fl&ble him to purctiue a home for u little u $200 down paytnl'lll' Tha MW pl'Oir&m will be lakm advantage of by man1 people, ao call 111 now for dttaila and avoid tM l"U4h. 646-m.l. Open Eves. CORONA DEL MAR Off ICE 67>31TI ~Verct. 4 hdrm, f.amlly nn. 1 &: % l111th&-C1J1>ell, drapes, bit· 1na. 2 tlrepr 1. Nr achoola & 11hopping ceittr. MUlt tee to appreciate. Call ()wnu. ~ I-~ 173S Weltcliff Dr. 5Q.65CI 19th ST. • VACANT COMMERCIAL LAND Thia property has ~at fU. ture polmtlal t>Kaute It hi on 19th St., which wUI bl' "' maln thoroulttfa~ Into the KC'Y'• Marina. 17.800 uaatlr sq. ft. with frontql' on 19th " Pomona • tl'IJllc count of 12.000 C'1U"'S per day. Aaklng $39.9'IO· 646-mt. Open E\lf"S. NEWPORT BEACH OFFICE 646.-ml Everyone H11 Something Th1t Someone Elsa Winn - NEWPORT BEACH OF f lCE 646-m1 3 BR. 2 STORY BEAlITlFULLY decoralPd home. near OC"ean. .,.. rct · rea. It 2 POOLS' Pnce S.29.500 MAKE O.f'FER! ALSO 1..ARCE FAMILY 4 bf', same ltt9., $29,900. HURRY: He!..,, Olywood • 548· 1200 01.ire Van Hom, Rltr. O~•n View Newport leach-FM Slmpla l and MEDITEltllANEAN VILLAGE IS% SOLD OUT DELUX! 4 UNIT APARTMENTS For Sale -For Rent Prl~ start at 169.9<»-from SS.000 dn Carpets -Drapes -Land.cape All Electric BuUl·lns -Coll Hi's: Westclltf Investmtnt Company Sall'S A Rental Aaent.s TRACT OFFICE · Flagahip & Petric• Rd Between Supetler •nd Newport Blvd. In the Vicinity of Hott H0tpit1I Ph: 642·5241 or 646-0203 3 lloclu from Bay, 5 llocla from e>c.1n BEST IN CLASS BUY NOW · BUU.O LATER We have the best·pri~ Hup lot with small 2 bed· OCEAN VIEW• 3 bedroom, room bouw A: la.tie double family room home In Cor-garage. Good location for ona del Mar oow on thl' income unit11 • lot 11tc 63 x market. 'Ibe apllt plan aep-29(). Worth much or th antes mal!ll'r suite from a but m e 1111 dllldttn's or guest wlna. ll.8,75&, . oot of town features 2~ bathl.. all mod· owDl'r ii anxious • submit ern electric bullt-ins, tn-n .875 down. Kt !1·9491 ()pion cludin& dlabwuher. aoft Evt"S- wat.er system, privacy block wall fendns. room for pool, 2~ car saraie. No better value In th1a arn. Owner will help finance. Try it.In> down or IUbmlt your tx· chanie. Call 6'5-nn. Open Eve.. CORONA DEL MAR OFFICE 67Bl1l SEPT ll·JUNE 2012 BR, 1% ha, !anal. dbl aar. wuhlng fac. AettU to pvt ~ach Ii ramp for 11unchln11 small COSTA MESA OFFICE KI S.9'91 aoSE TO lffWPORT Ht6H CUil' 3 Bdrm. \.vstl' rovtrl'd lanai. Vacant mo11t In quick Only n8.7oo. hoal. Nr Bay t.. ~n. Nr 1733 Wtttcllft Dr. adlool bw.Ps. Sl65 mo. 54M700 N,... vamdoe f9All ! ~ll anyUdas a1U. • Oi\.U. Y N 1 • • a ~rte~ PILOT WANT AD. ,,.. '' wtUl • waat a41 1U-41'71 BE A PROlJD OWNE."R And lhe envy of your lr1enda and relauvca. See the 18 ft, llv1na room. 26 ft. family room, 13 ft. dining room, 3 large bedrooms, 'l baths It built-In kitchen 1ncludl11¥ dl&hwuher. You "'111 llk.! the smartly landacapt'd ..:vr· ner lot w11h room for l.1o:it or trailer It the conven11·11l locauon. Only S21 ,9SO wnh no down to quahl~ vett>P•n or minimum down to new t'HA or you c1tn 11;~ume ulalln~ FHA loan It pay only SHJ per month 111. rlud1ng Laxes It msw ance. Call Kl ~9491. Opt'11 ('vea COSTA MESA OFFICE Kl 5-9491 KID'S DEJGHTI • Nassau Pc.lms * FURN • UNFURN v Spac 1 & 2 Bdrms v Deluxe Kitchens v W /W Carpets v f'ully Draped ' v Lge Heated Pool NEW LOW RENT $100 up 167 22nd St.. C.M. Nawport 8 111d, 011 22nd Phone 646-4035 4 Br, Orn, :I Ra, walk t.o St. John's, Orangr Coast Collegt. Costa Mesit H. S. Gnid Srhool. l YI' old rle· luxe 2 story home. £1~ kltchtn, Incl tllahwnher , plush carpets. drapeg, 60 ft patio. Costa ~Ha'• tinut neighbortiood ~9 -------------------------- 5,.;p/ex Corona del ~•r I Blk. from leach EASTSIDE You really should see this we ll constructed Triplex with two spacious 2 bdrm and one 1 bdrm units. Fa ntastic view from the upper units. Each un it has ref rlg. stove, bit-ins, carpets. drapes. fireplace and separate gar· ages. Also laund ry room. Practically main· tenance !ree. $88.50-0 with low down. Local~ on one ol the qu1f't· est, t rett lined litl'etU. lhls lovelY 3 bedroom home is I.he beat value tn Costa Meu. A mere $2,500 enableJS you to enjoy the eleaance ot. a formal dllllna room. fruit tree•, built-ins, A a large coveftd palio. No llee- ondai;' tlnancllli Involved hert liO call now. Kl S.9491. Open Evf'S 208 Marine. Balboa lslanc1 675-5260 WILL NOT GU ARANTEE'' I IOI><' this home is st Ill avull· &hie by Lhl' time you reatl this ad An rmractive L story, 5 h«iroom hol'nl' with CJrl)etl! le dr11pe11, bwlt·tns. appproxlmalt>ly :l,!nl ~· •t., l 12 years old with all Im· provemenls. Taus S58S ~r year. Sellin& price of U7.SOO. can't beat this any. wht~. Phone tonl&ht • Kl 5-9491. Open E\les. COSTA MESA OFFICE Kl ~l COLLEGE PARK AREA Walk to shopping trom Ulla rho1ce home with io.ds ol pita featuru. Large bed- l'OOl'M, 2 bat.ha, big flre- place, large famlly room, beautiful llndacaplnc. Only fll ,SOO. Bl'tter 1tt lhla to- day. 646-mi. Open eves. NEWPORT BEACH OFFICE 646·7TU NEAR lRVlNE CAMPUS Xlnl bus serv-all school• &ck Bay 3 hr. 2i,, ba; la lot. lmmNI occup. S29.500. 548-3196 1'1-JOGf ,,.._, M WMN thfoy're lookln1 -OAJ.LI l'lLOI' claMlneA. 14t.al"IA FIN 0 TIU: 'ftlll'f OI YO() Xlnt Buy Very cle111 lovely homt In Mt>s& Verde for only $.22,SOO. The Vl'!'Y popular floor plM with 3 bdnns. 2 baths &. lamily rm. All extras It manicured landacaplng. Call oow. $1800 dn. Walk to School from UuJ 3 bdrm. 2 bat.h, family m1 home. A short d1stazx'e 10 bot.h Grammar & Junior Hlah &hoolK. An J C'\tra large 1>9tio & 1epar· a1e 2 car i;ara:;e make 1h1~ a tenift<· buy at nnly l $19,500 College Park COSTA MESA OFFICE Kl 5-9491 ---sm MOVES YOU JN NEW C'.octa Mea horns ntar ahopplng, achoola and major hla:hwJ\YI-Ne• Weat· ingllooJe eledrk' buUt-lo.s tealurmg doub• 09elS and dlahwuher, fireplace, tam-- Uy room. 2 baths, cboJce ot 6 colora tn oe• wall to wall carpetinc + care1rM. liletime bloclr wall felldna. Olotce of 3 and 4 bedrormi modtls with 2 Wttk possei• slon upon "PProval ot l>ey- J::vtt. en cr<'Cllt. 6'5-3171 U~ Be aure " check Uua Im· CORONA DEL MAit maculatt homt. Owntt very Off ICE anxioua to wll because of 6'rr>31n dl'&lh In family. Quiet cul· OCEAN VIEW • REDUCED dMac lb'eft • .uad.DI CUslom built relSdence, 1o<s S.24.500. of &lua. bee.med celllnc llv· 1.1\i room with white brick . . ' ~· 'tj ~ ,, 1931 Harbor, C..At. &U·lOtO HuntinCjtoft leach FHA or GI 4 Bdrm. lge dlnJni nn, 1 bath Cln preat11e 11.reet. SlJ.950. OGie to Elemen- tary School. O'Brien R11I Eltate 3IX> Main, H.B. 5.J6.25a5 flreplace, 3 bedroom•, 2 bath&, It ao much 1torqe space. Built-in eledric kit· cben A-aedud81 petlo with lrult l1ttL A boous room over· the car11e. Sff rh11 now, then try 6.lnl down. Call 6~31 n. Open Evn . CORONA OIL MAit OfflCI m.31TI Find It, Trade ~ You Cn S.I It, With A Want Ad 'J'BE BIGGES'J' SINGLE MA.RK.ETPLACE ON 'J'RE ORANGE COMT • PHONE DlllECI' UZ-H71 HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOllt SALi ..... HOUSIS POil SALi HOUSIS FOR SALi HOUSES FOlt SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSIS llOR SAU~-HOUSE~ -~O~ _ S~LI -/ HOUSH fOR SALE General • Jqoo Geniwal 1000 Gener•I -1000CHnerel 1000 ~I l ~ Gentral 1000 0.ner~I 1000 General lOOOG..,.rel 1000 44'-, et1*)$T POllU"AR 1-·1oor plan. Meu HJ1hland Home.. Beautiful 3 Bed· mi + Fam. Rm. 1 % baths. Cpt/Drpl. Pble used brick tlrepl. excel landlcapln&. Tll.ke over rxistlng loan, pmt or J UST $'173 ptr mo. P R t D E of awnenhlp shows In this fine resl· dcntial atta. IE OUR GUISTI Tn see thla 4 Bedrm VA· CANT Jewtl. Bil elK. k 1t~n. Ae1lin1 ~low FHA appraisal. Pritt Just $21,960. JlSOO ON FHA. No DN GI. Move In bl'· fore school starts TINDll CAltl la the rtuon for thla flt· qulaite ld*=Ptl&· This ls the handlOmllt Me 1 a Verde Cambr1~ Homt avail. 3 Bedrm + Din· Rm A: Fam. Rm. 1 ~ bath. c:pt/drpe. 2 brick flrt'pl Sprlnkltra. larce petio 5~" I ns Loan which can bl' as11Umed. Pmt or $141 on exlat loan. START HEREI With thll molt charming East.aide Home. 3 Bednn + mra lar&l' playroom. lowly nylon w/w carpel· Ins. hdwd fJoora. entlr(' lnalde just ~painted. Pmt ot S~ on eldltln1 loAn. Price ONLY S21.500. Co1ts & W 1ll1ce IWTORS 1491 laker 5"-4141 lt11 be a long bumpy ride for the owner of this wondrous mansion in Baycrest at 1542 Santiago Drive. If we don't sell i~. Double-door entry, 28 foot Uvmg room. 3 bathl, panelled fa mily room, gl~-walled dinina room overlooking 1parkling pool. Gourmet kitchen, ahake roof, 3-car garage. circular drive. PANIC PRICED S58,~ ASHAMI 1 You tM-t we are I Tbla fhw Mtaa Vmte bome thould We're not ldddfftl! ~et. d~· havt 1lre.. bem IOld NGed ~ lr'H borne Aafactivt ~ hllll. with I 8.Jt., tfd Wd, f1oora. ~ lMlll rm., W/fr-home with l BR. hdwd pie-.. ,.ne1td fam. nn., • nocn, 1111 beth. covertd tiled bit-ln kitchen ~· l)llljo, · OYmlae aaraae. au ea a cr-utY buila hovtt· on a 8'a 81.c lo&-A STEAL Si)lldoQa rout« br' W I at Jul{ $19, T!D. Move In • • . In TI me For School! SEE THE HOUSE OF THE WEEK! $495 Down Brand New 5 BEDROOMS "Glen Mar" MACCO t.EADERSHlP HOMES A new 2-storv home In "Cl.EN MAR" only mlnutC!I from t h e heech, schools & shop. In~. Purcha11e price In· eludes: Your t'fiolc(' of riC'h Cllr· pcting. 5pr1nklers, prt· vscy. frnet'd rear x•rd. r!IMWHhrr. .Move an now! Tiit' BEST 2-STORY V ALtTE ln Or- 11n&t County. Fumlahed model at Brookhunt A: Adams. 17141 962-12.18 ~IRING THIS AD & REGISTER . • • FOR FREE DRAWING • • • ------- - ------------~--Add Units for Income llere'• the opportW)ity yoo I have beea w • I t I n If trlf. BUILD 1WO UNITS al rv11r on thit largr ~· x 110' 1e1t Rent or live In l'Pltln:;: thitt bedroom hofnt. u " cated near All Amtr1can ahoppine ~nttr on 19th & Harbor. A STEAL AT $1T,500 -CALL TODAY. SAWMAN NEEDED Pool • $19,950 $700 rln. SIS! mo incl taxi'« It '"'· sti.rp 3 bdrm 2 bA Sunahilll' horM, brand new nylon ca~tlng, flreplecr. rte. Beeullf\11 palma crver· look peUo 6 pool. NEAT • a..E.AN • VACANT New custom Hotn.. BUILDERS ~ YR GAIN L.cnse S17:1 mo It you wWi w/oplJon At $22,500. Cpls, drapes. lanrlllf'8Plni. fcncrd Ready lo i:o. NW. Cor Harbor A Adam• (Near C11ll'ma 11if't1trl'I EV~nln.p C.U ~-Kl 6~ ANYTl.Ml: ••••••••• Cameo HIC)hlands Cool R freaf Brautilul V l E W homt • e Q11&rry lltOM t-ntry 6 hall~. Live lwrunooaly ~ thill btau. imoke plait' itJua wlndowl, lltul l BR. 2 be ~-l.ru1!e Intercom. 31 x 20 llv. rm. llv rm wlbffm cell'as and OftC' waU matdled walnut white brldt hll'k'. EnjoJ Pftl'W'lllna. atone nrtplat'C', ctubtlou• with pOol •nd :llxl3 mHter bdrm. with prtv beach. Low down pent 10d live patio plua 2 l(lr. S23.!!00-bdrms. 2 batha, bl&.ln'1, din. PLAZA REAL TY room, wet bar, C1)t ' dr19H «Ill Eut ma, C.ll. • ~.950. ............. ba· Cntt-al a.th hu tndoNd lub • ...... a blt·ln teal& Pl1alll at pe,950 . Ev•. MS-1.MT CAu....-i FOR "SMTLJNO SERVICE" fil llMPLI • UALUTATI. ~ "C" T1lotMs hlltor • •• •• • 224 VI. Olaat Hy U •·~ 8\JBMIT DOWN Npt. Bdl. ~Kl 5-5143 ' ~ l'Ml Cout lll&h•ay 0irona 4f I Mar 575-2101 STLVERADO/ SELL OR TRAD& 2 • I r/ O.n. tce- Uv'1 • ,..., a..ment, f'tpl. $11,500. Mt-2514. Vac.nt, Prtc. Reduced FUTURE 1:.,s:.·\~ w\ftc~~~ COMMIRCIAL P'"ri•SUJ\, GI MJrtftood Ill Bdrm&, 1~ Blthl, ('Or. fMeaa Vt'rde) JUtr M. Davit V\ctorla 6 ODUttt. CW. 11'5-0H.2 or )tl·ll&S s:n.a "2.m>. for 11le Discrimi111ti111 Located on bst 8tl'9ft In new aectloo ol IRVINE TER· RACE, we have found an imm&cQlate adult occupil"J 2900 aq. ft. home deai1rw-d for cal"l'frtt lamlty livintt 11nd gniciou11 eDtertainin,.; Two 11p;1clous ix'droom~ three baths and M 1m· mense tlt'n designed lo ron· vtrt to 3rd bedroom and study. Fonnal dlnlna ronm 1 nd IMie rur l1 vi.ng room with Imported ITALIAN MARBLE fl.rep~. Maitni- fiCf'nt v1tw of larst. lovety fl'&t &arden. Priced b<-lnw appritlaal 11 ~.ea with ex- cellent lmaacln& 'available. OWNER WI L L TRADF: f'OR SMALLER HOME. ~n hoult-l'V~ry Mon .. Wed. & 1'r1da.y from I • 4. SEE 2018 TAHUNA TER· RACE. THE LUXURY YOU'VE DREAMED Of $16,950 BEACH DUPLEX THREE BEDROOM l t.; bath :! • 2 lkdroom, 1 Bath ~ch homl' with hugl' rl'Br yard EnJOy Uvina tn OM unit ot lo&ded wtlh bear1ng fruit this ten1fk duplex. On~ t r e e 1 -DIKE Ir COLE· umt fumlahNI for stNdy GROVE HA RB 0 R ~ 1 ~ntal. 138.150 TATES-Stt thia bargaln packNI fixer-upper toda.y! ! ! :0-0 DOWN TO V~. S500 Do,.n t.o F.H A. BUYERS!! $23,995 COLLEGE PARK '"MESA HIGHLANDS" wmt 1~· ,. 36' heated It (tl~rC'd POOL Jean Smith, Realtor $39,508 -By Owner 4 ldr1111 • Dea • 3 Battis Walk to St. John's or Orange Cout College, Costa Mesa HS. and Grade School. 2 yr. old deluxe 2 story home. elec lc1Lchen, incl dish· washer. plush carpets, drapes. 60 ft patio. Costa Mesa's finest neighborhood. Please call 546·3649 -r H.A. TER:'tiS and lo11n 100 E. 17th ~t Co5111 :'tfc-MI avt.tlable -Block wall fon· MI l> .. 'l'l5:> 24 hr an& ser.• cine ~nd wety rommen· ~~-::::r,iiliiiii:miiiiii:Riiiiiiii-iiiiiiin"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiEm~ datlOl'I from City of Costa Mua . . . Spotll'SI mslde k out! HURRY UP O:'< TIWi ONE- $43,500 EASTBLt.fTS t l~LST j I BEDR00:'-1 plus POOL am I 27:x> Squal"l' le-rt of v. ell planned living -Dc~lgned for the disalmmrilr bu:. er 1 ~ · .. NEWPORT B I::. A C 11 VIEW Dover Village The Most Luxurious LEISURE LIVING IN WEST CLIFF AT THE PRICE YOU'VE Newport at Victoria HOPED FOR 646-8811 2 Bedroom & 21h Bath Condominium Provincial 4 be, fam. nn . Open Evenini:s 'Iii 9 d1n1ng at('ll W/10x20 panel· --------- Cd &eeludl'd hobby rm. u~ brick trplr. In ltYtna rm CornY lol W/front ya111 sprinklers Only fn.~ Eves. ~jlc$2 CA U. 646-o'Jll f'OI\ "SMIT.ING SF.RVTCJ.~" C..M. C • 1 Residence $25,000 Local~ In hot &re& with ae- Uon all around • Prol>trt.v now ttnted. $130 pw month • Same teoA nt over S y-.n • Don't overlook &Na dt.uct for locOm• • a~. ~- lots For Sale Rli ' 171' l'OI n1'r 101 r1 on:· All" nn two hu'y "lrl'\'11 • Zorw-d R 1 with po!\11hlc-R·\ v11rinnN:· Mori' infonn.1li11n 1tva1l"blr. ('1111 nov.. llARBOR Bl.VD . C'·'.l COMMERCIAL 1 j()x:l:JO' St. to St. plus 50., 1 ~r on ~nr St. 2 oldl'r rtn•.11' prl(X>(l l\t Sll:>.!nJ. ~19~; down WU.SON Nl:.AK YAIRVIL"\V C·I Commerda.I l~I~' wllh "" 3 B.R. bouw 11111~hk for olfl« or lhop plu1 doublr p~ Only s.49.:ioo. c.111 for brochure now. " .. ttor lW Tuatln Avr Evea &4MS't9 440 Ea111 1 TOI St, IGGl20 Ev 4'4· lU r' ROOM TO nUtl.O es. BF.AOI houac near Oceali· WA TDJ1tON'I' ... Udo l.l.rl' con'W'f R ., let I 111. Cln ht trna11 honw SI),$ ~ WUllanwon, Mq trade. $38,500. 141-1454 Rltr. OR S-4350 Garden Apartments . m NEWPORT BEACH YOU OWN THE LANO DOVER VW&E CORP. I 075 DOVER DRIVE NEWPORT BEACH M2·3360 I "" Mt ......... ,. .... c-Of lier llM!I .........., ,_ :!3 O~fl Y PILOT /fflfWI-~ Tllul1dly, Augun ?ti, '""' .N::tt:) t-oR ~ALI:: Housh fOlt sALt I Houses FOR sALE r Houses FOR sALe HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE . , HOUSES FOlt SALE RENTALS HouHS Unfurnlt,,td !RENTAL~ -Hou... Furnished General 1000 General 1000 Ge"eral lOOO 1' Cod• Me11 1100 Corona del Mar 1250 Huntington leech 1400 Dana '•Int 1130 rOINT REAL TY ~~'! Bea~h ..-3200 Ba Ibo• la land 2355 - THE PRICE IS RIGHT Decorators Eastside ~.u,. !Jen. 1'.ai.1s1d, .. Lge Farmhouse Style COLOSSAL . 84-11ut1lul view of Dana r oml lt11rhor. 3 Ouplu lots -! :I BR hm.i.e, nQW rf'nt1n1 Sil~ mo. The price will rur· pn•e you. WINTER or YRL Y 3 • Br· SPANISH STYLE 2-Ba. ALSO l·Br. on Little Island, 675·5168. ~ARD lot -Lgr -Grrt'nhouu ' Dream Duplex ---Sl6,j()(), "Kelly" &TJ.;,413 LOV£iY3BR 1% ba home. ovrrlooking Oct.an & Coun· tryalde. 3 Br+hobby house. lge secluded fee lot: big trt>l's. Fine fOt' filmuy, MOVE lN by S C H 0 0 L TIME. Home II l'()OtTl for m«Ornt' units too. Thia apacloua f's· tate ts IK x 1~· on an R•l cor· lol. Jmaglne! •n !!nor. mous Jiv. nn w/a captlvat- ini stoM llrepl. 3 l'iant 1ite bdrms. 2 batht. A huge kit· chen equip. w/bU-ln ranie It: oven. A protualon of llol'· SHARE MY COMFORT· In one select area of Nrw· port Beach Famtd Blu!l • one of America's west .l most unuaual commuruUes. 1 a: 2 story. 2. 3, le 4 sn. Complete built-in lotchen. frplc, double gara&e It _lull aized, year round hOme in a ret0rt llke aetung. LOCATION minutes from Lido Isle, Balboa. Newp.1rt Bay. Shops are close. View' are ma1niflcent. Your pooil, park & pulling stten with· ing walking distance. LIMITED GROUP a\faJI· 1ble now, from S-'>95 iier month including malnten· a nee. ~·ord11 Wlll M'Vl'r pro~rly de• ThrN' l'M"droom. two btuh in WINNERS 1ttr1t<'tive we11llllde area. w•rlhe th111 lovtly, SUP ER· owntf"& J3.i0 aq ft unil. Bo4h priced under rMrket at BLY DEX.'ORATED thrre units have el~tMc built 111 COUNT DOWN $17.9.lO 928 7tn S\. by appt. broroom. 21., bath home. kltC'hen inrludmg dist.wash· Only 24 mOle days to i.:et jCl 11.0. Johnson Bkr. 646-836'.l Owner/Bkr 613.2010 Nt.w DuplC'x. fantutlr wltlte water Vlt.w. 1, 3 BR. l, 2 BR. $31,000. Excel. terma. ABLE Home w/ female teacher. 673-2557 at\ 6 pm. * LITTLE ISLAND * 2 BR ••• $125 mo leue. Winter rental. 615-451& You'll l'nkr Into a larire en· er. ww ra:rpN. dral)d. fA tlrd in your new home he li0x150' R-2. close in, 1 br try leading to specious ele· heat, tihding glus door to fort school at<itlJi! cvttage. Rell~ or build in· i;11111 livlOg room ov11rlook· l&rge tnct(Jc'led pano. sep1· BAYCREST come Sl4.750. Roy L. BY owner 2 BR, split level home, tr Uv rm, aep din. rm. + rarqe apt wllich paya moat of mo. pmts. 602 tm. 5'8-'T7S6, ~11'1. age ·~· An extra IBJ'l'e aerVi~ porch Ir an Immense 1'a.ke your pick/ All hav• Huntington lelch 2400 rng POOL A.'ID LOVEL\' nm 111undry room, and 4 bdm1s. 'l~-. hathi.. plus Snively, 646·9041 cov. patio. FA heat, dble gar. vltwa, R·l lo: R·2 7.0tle, $7900 u . 34~ Co.ut Hwy Dana Point -.s323 CLOSE to beach, lov~ty 3 COURTYARD. Separatt' b<>autiful land8C'a.p1111t. t•ountry·siud family 1·m. 1ast~!ully donr FORMAL • S30.~ with lO?i down Unique • Khaped plan tor M ... Verct. DINING ROOM, built-in fun·in·lhe·sun with ell~Y 11c· 111 0 45' VIEW lot, R-2, 2 BR. l: den home recenUy remodel· ~d. pvt back yard le patio, dbl iiar, parking area. 67~3035 <'IN:lnc kitchen inrlud1n~ } cr~s to 2 big p11t1os S5J,JOO. rl.'irtgf'ralor, brc..kfast bar, Top 6'i1 Loan "rt har and ~ef)arat~ 11erV· M. Pinovt't" 11 r P<•f1'h· LOCATED IN EAST SIDE I '\CLL'SIV~: BA YCREST Co-<lil Mt,,11. Neowpt ll11r0or ''N F EE LANO. PriC'rtl In lh ~('hool °' bdrms pl u.i "'" 11111! 111 $62.500. Sh1"'•11 frtm 1 nl· -d1n1ng rm. 81~ ll\ 1111pr11111n11•n1 only -C'~ll Clll'llA• 1 Rtc·k&i'd 01 l.t"I" pool' 1\ "~rowini: fam ily" )l.rM .' rhonr l,J II-~ ll.O)'ttnir home WI lol~ of hlt·111~ N~· ,__ --------r11nt . Read)' fc•r 1mm1•d. (HOKE fASJSIDE IX'l'Uµancy . Only $4:!,7JOO. Mn .. Robers I Lovrly 3 bedroom tiomr with NEWPORT SHORES a. lar!le 12 x 12· den that An open swi deck • ke<'P includes a built in Booth your summtr tan the eaJ.y CIC>lle to schools and Park • way &. keep tile kids aafe Playground-Seu in the in IM Commuru~y Pool. ~'venlng:s Call 540.0376 helirt cl d1arm1ng well kepi Near • new, sharp 3 bdrm .. AT TENT I 0 N neighborhood. Present own· 2 b1. Patto. Dbl. Ga.rage. er has bouftlt 11110ther home AslciJig SJ0.700. Terms. ASK to i;ee tod•Y· szo,g;,o. M-Pinover Real E1t1te Salnmen FARReW \\,.. .t1t'ed '.! hc:ensl'<I ):!Ihm.en lo fill OJl<'nllll;S In our n1•w- ll nrc:oratcd Cns1<1 Mr':i olftN" 11nd 1 1n our Nrw1inrt I ~'!l:i !-: I 7th He1trh 0H11·r I co~tA_"1.""'1 llo-, J . w ..... C.. ftN)l.rr\ for B11ycr~JI 1649 Westcliff Dr., N.B. 646.0228 Our fK'W Tr1unuut Pro1tr<1m '_ ..... ;;;,oo. ... ....;;;Oiiiiiiiiiii..,iiiiiii "'ll stllrt immedtately 111 ON UDO IAY * Newport Heights * "' L.&bor Day I • BR + lanai "own .>'out FIRST TIME OFFERED · J>lra~,. c-..ll Mrs •'11y 111 I own·· apartment• Cpt~. dr~. Lovl'IY quiet street ol hne ll7'.l.9200 blt-ina. Boat 11ip avail· homes, 3 bdrms, lira baths, BAY i BEACH REAL TY. LOW d<M'n. $28.:iOO 18 x 25 Uv. room with ~am LNC. Harriet rerry ceiling, gu bit-m's, cpt. It: ~.lS W Balboa Blvd. dra~: cem. block fent'I?, Newport Beach, C11Hf. REAL TOlt attractive yard. t r H 1 · 3336 Via Lido NpB "' G ...... 500 You Can't Do It! 675-4550 ''""KJN -· • n,.n, • 2 br. frptr . patio. "(" Thom1s Re1Jtor stas rangr It oven equipped Stop The Presset! TrlPlt'lC for only Sl!l a J-i<'re·s " ho\i~,. that de· :!'.?_. w. Coast Uy LI 8~tl month. BUT YOll CAN ltC'rves an EXTRA . riuse Npt. Sch. Eve Kl a.jS.13 OWN rr for only $1 9 II 1n JllSI loaded with thf"m, month. Pr1CE"d at $34,:!50 &-nullful stone tacade & v. 1th good term5. Lt't U!! h'U mat<'hmg frplc Lovely ..:pl· you how. Eve.. 642.'.!:W8. mg. ovt r golden oak noors, CALJ., 646--0261 FOR ;, bl". 21, ba. srparate laun· "~MILING SERVI('~;·• dry rm. Step·savtr blt·in ,11 kllchen Large $23,500. 5'1.' ~ loan can be 1Ssumed. Pneed at only $17,950. Evca, 54>5065. • 1873 Harbor Blvd. C.M j ••••••••• OUTSTANDING IUY 4 BR Ir Family Room lo· c11f'd near Ma.y Company. CAU. 646-(1261 FOR "SMILING SERVICE" ONLY 5 min. from new UO Univ ar,.a, 3 BR, din rm, l;:e !iv rm, hdwd lln. Dag stone trpl, many trf'r.~. Only s:~ ,825. SllXXI dn, S113 per mo with 5-% 'Ir mt. + laxPS. No lnd TD. l'~rank K1nga11rd Real u tate Ml 2·'1222 any· time. POOL home nr Westcliff ahop. 2 Br. l'~ ba. ram rm, trplc. S22.!KJO. 646-1456. llOO ••••••••• Mesi Verde BARGAIN Beau11ful 1700 11q n, 4 BR '.! ha. l1m. rm , C.aynor hu1lt l'tomf'. Cho1<·t location. l!OOsl' 1~ lantlsC'apl'd & 1n "'•'f'll!'nl l'Ollliltlon. While lrplc ~ Sl'l.s of shdtnit itl.<SS doors. t.. 'l pallos. Ask for Jim Pirtle evl'5· ~~14'.l TUBACH REAlTY :l0'11 llarbor Blvd. 54™21 CM. ••••••••• ONE MAN'S LOSS can be your &ain· Big 3 BR Z ba, tam rm. REPOSSES· SION, Only $21 ,750 with $495 dn. Paymenti like rent . no 2nd. Completely land!>r. & {encetl in M.V. brs1 al'f'a The Wrhre Co. 646-0077 11nyllml'. * Owner/Open°HouN lmmar' 3-Br. Family·ml, 2· Ba. Bltns. l'wtany extru' • 3285 MINN ESO'r A $.24,500/Cil-loan. 546-0477 45' VIEW Jot, R-2. :! BR. remodeled home, p•I ha<'k ~ard & patio, dhl ,.,arage. parking &N'S · 67f>-30:~; Bilbo• Peninsula 1300 BALBOA DUPLEX 3 lkdroom & 2 Berll'oom, Spanish exterior, dose 10 be-aches le. downtown. Good rent.ala. $37,900. MATCllAM ..._ 1 ss aMheeter c.M.· .... .,, Custom luilt Home First Tl"'9 Offered ~I Blk from Bay, 3 BR. 2 ba + two 1,.; bath.a. I> TIRAC· TIVE 15x2'7 patio & 100 many extru to list! $54,950 Newport leach 1200 Terms. Shown by appt only. OWNER 673-ml 7 ELEGANCE AT ITS T ·RIPl..EX by owner tum. PEEK MJ.500, tood temu ot. 3 Br, :? ba. home overlooking tr9.de. LE 6-3911 or Newport'• exclusive Upper 67l·7785. Bay, planned reaidential de· ---------- velopment, Freedom from BALBOA duplex by owner. individual mamt. fully lnd· must sell. l'IO reu offer rel. scpd, ptiv patios, 2 pools, Lt 84511, OR s.-0765 putting grttn. 642·0425. Tus· tin le Otl ~far Ave. New· port Beach. OWNER Jravmi: <..'01111try 1nd anXJous to sell. 3 BR., '.!'~ Ba. f'am Rm. & Din Rm. in HARBOR HIGHLANDS. King siied Muttt BR. Un· 115ual amount of cupbo&rd & clO!St!t spc Pnced for quick sale at S32,950· 1112 Dovrr Dr lfacing Lrvme) NB 646-S6,)0 ;,48-344:>. la Unda Estates tlde Isle 1351 ----· --- Udo Island 3 Bdrm, 2~ baths. Mahler suite, e.xtra large hv. rm w/ fireplace. Powder room. built-in kitchen. Lndt}' 111u Patio le landscaped. ~.7JO firm! Brokers roopt'rallon inv111'd. · !?-8 -~I ... Owner can't ke~ up ... 11 despera~. HURRY! AslciJ'11 only S24.950. Katella Realty I JUSl 50, of Warfl('r ~ 1147.f.061 Eve 838·1fi19 •••••••••••• $126 MO. PMT. Submit dwn. pmt. :i BR near beach & school $15.900. ~(;lFIC SHORES ~ P~EALTY 20800 Bea.cf\ ~I.. H.B. Liil 1·88k 1.8001 Beach Bl .• H.B. 847-8586 • ••••••••••• $12,250 Adorahlr 1 BR Townhouu. rpt. dpa. range, oven, wash· Pr. dryer. re!rig all bit.in, 2 miles to ocean. Lovtly gar· den community. Close to everything. Only S4:JO duw'1 to responsible parzy. Dick ~rg R.lty. 962-2421 SMALL RANCH Fruit trees, prden. 1M. acre 1<>4. 4 Br, 2 ba, cpta, drpa. fam siz.e kitchen • BIG Mu· ter ~! Near OCffll· °"''ner l.ra.n9ferttd • mui.t Condominium 1950 MONTICEU.O 3 bdrma. 2 batha. adjacent to pool. Cuh for my ~ulty $2600. Priv. party. 00-3291. RENTALS HouMt Furnished Coata Meta 2100 2 BR. home • attach gar. Unique haven for adults only. Tropical letting, l bllc compl shop'i , patio w/ li&hts, BBQ, furn. $120. 646-2267 SM turn bouae flS. cpl, no pet&, car prt, water pd. 2<X'> Magnolia, U 8-2986. 2 Bedroom hou~ .. Fenced yard. No J)l'ta. 2283 Paclfit· Ave. 646-1304. JMMAC! l·Bedrm. N'wly- pamtrd, ~ • mo. Call 6~. 3 BR HOUSE 1 be, med yrl. Wuhing racil. Olildren OK. 548-5686. MeH Verde 2110 3 BR HOUSE 1 ba. tncd yd. w uhinc facil. Oilldren OK 548-56811. sell! No dn GI: S900 dn P'HA. Newport leadt 2200 Asking Jl9,500. Broker :J:z&.:1286 Of SJ6.fil 74 4 Bedroom freshly decorated • newly i:a1·peted -bit Ins · block wall lt'nred. VACANT. Im· med occupancy • possession upon credit approvaJ GI • NO DOWN. Ed Rose Rily 531·5222 "WE TRADE" WHY PAY RENT? Sre this 2 BR. 11, bath horn<'. Ule low u.lt prk i! or $14,jOO Includes c a r p e ts. drapes, reftigerator. blt·ins ~ washer/ dryer. Low-low down payment, * RENTALS * e APTS-HUMES-OJMM 'L • Newport Area A C.M. • FURN • UNFURN UDO REALTY, INC. OR 3-8830 OR >4353 T BAYSHOfUST 4·Br/3·Ba. New fu.m It. uec. Wshr-dryer, [Mp. Garden- er, Boat tack, etc. Pvt Com. mllllib' on Bay! Older child ok. S285. Sept-June. 642-32ll CHARMING BEACON BAY 2 BR, dt'n, 2 ba, 3 trpk:a, walll"d patio. Avail Sept. l , mo or yrly lease; rd . OR 3-1638 ltaturea elec. Bit-Ins. 171.. .c M baths, double gara11e· Most --------- rlrs1rxble noor plan 11t i..rrally rt'dut·cd pm J nt 2 Fixer-Uppers ~ BEDROOMS. 11~ baths, dble i&.r· forced atr heat. shingle rool. r-:ewly pauited It carpeted. Only S8;,Q down, n26.90 pe r mo incl. prin, Int taxi's. inA. Also ITWl.Y a~ ~ume existing GL loan at i 150 per mo. total paymenta. CALL AL BLACK, 545·m5 or 546-~ Coata • WaJ. lare Rt'altora. 20 Custom Homes BALANCED POWER· 3 • • BR Fam Rm + Din Rm 641·3091 ~r/J~I c7 &. ~ Forut Av .. mo '9&-7511 R. D. Sletet RNlty 1'1252 Beacti Blvd, 12 BR • Hw blka beach & · 847·3519. E\fes 147·1~ shops-Sunlleck, w/w cpts, bit • ina. d.ilpol. A II u tit '20.9l!O. Eve ;M.n~ ON One Lot JUBA(ff RfAlTY I TMs• units •~ priced for the handy man wbo w.ant.& w 30'.?1 HR.rbor Blvd. C:M 111ke advanta,ae of de!erTed 545·8421 mruntcnance · two • 2 B 'R hou~s • Excellent rentaJ lo- cation -Call now for 1rld in· to .. ••••••••• $15,900 3 BDRM • 1112 IA. CARPORT + GARAGE LARGE f"ElNCED' YARD ~R SCllOOl...li & SHOP'G 440 East 17th St. 642-0&20 Eves 494-1308 FAM ILY SIZE ht11r ™'<!room on huie f'llr- 1 nl' r IOI LO\s of room tar the kldc. lo ro11m plu11 room tor dad 's ho•I or tra.tlrr Take LIVE CHEAPLY 1 nu•r lars.t" loan. nr <'M ~ Jn 1 tw-droom homr llrlwd I bow,-h~ w1th low dnwn t'llA i]oors, rlhl r.;arai:e. patio. or no down <ti terma. Walk AND to soowmg. bmlt-m l'll'Ctnc • t:1kt' lnl'Oml' of s:i20mnnlhly 1 kitchen, with dishwuhi-r, from TWO '.! • &drnom and aeiiarate service porch. bo mf Orsrfoinn~n(meomtotpa. 134nooy dn· 1-f'-'u1-1 -pn_ce_on_t_y _S25_.950_. c_a_u 191!1 :-/pl Bl\'d., Of M2·j()OO Evrs 64'.M8l'I Sain Positions Me11 Verde RHlty J11•·re~sM 'al"s 11c·1iv11y h;i~ err al rd OPf'ntn1u for 2 3rldi· t1flnill ,.,;il('• pN'IPI' -'!!'Sa \ rrdr Rf";ilty 1s 11 m"m"•'r nf \l11ll111lr ~·r1 ~pen11h1es in 1h.-))lO MmP rnmmuni· I• of ,\l!'sa \·errlr. ConlaM \\ ~llrr r;;\, ner or .Jim Wood ... u;.·,!¥.lf· RCYITMAN CO. 11 ~·8'll2 11ny1lmf. Back Bay Estate OK for HORSES l"nobstruclt'd Vlt'W, huge lot 149x234. Rambling Ranch atyle home. 3 Br, 2 Ba, fr. pie. hdwd flra. $67,500. Wells-Mc Cardi• Realtors 11110 'r\Vport Blvrf. ~J'l!l-7729 C\t. Excellent Buy to 48\8 Cortland o.11v' In ~X· I elusive Cameo HtghlMds. 3 ~ 6(1nn. Lath & plutcr. Pa· Bedrooms and all the Qua\. llo, 1-·nut mu, f'tc. Will 1ty }'ea.turea you e~t to ~II F.H A. Please call tor !ind, $44,SOO. information. CURT DOSH, Realtor $750 DOWN . You can't top this tor a gontl 3 bedroom. 2 bath home in College Park. F'ull price nly $20.950' Oce.an Within St91p1 Sharp new 1 bdrm. 3 bath. Quality Appolnttd. F'p\. Pat- 10, Deck May trade for lo- cal or Rive~u R.C. Grttr, Realtor 3416 Via Udo OR 3-9300 EASTBLUFF--.-OWNER VIEW! 5·8r/ 3-Ba Macoo hse. Cpts, Drps, Spklrs. 28' • cove~ Patio. Must sell before School &tarts! CHAS. C ... 'ARTIN Pay only Sl!l2 -mo after m dn · pmt. Priced JUST REAL TOR S36,:i00' Phone 675-(237. 1999 Harbor CM U l-ll95 BACK BAY A BARGAIN NEAR IRVINE CAMPUS If you 11re a wk end pot.Inter 3 br. 212 ha, lg liv rm & :r. & landsaiper. Name your pie ; family rm. Extr~ Ii own dov.ll paym't ii you lot lmmt{J. occupancy: have aood credit. P;i.ym'l! owner moving inland. low 1&1 Sl36 mo. Nr OCC S19.:i00 :>4S-379fi just otf Fairview, 2m THE ILUFFS/IAY VUI Loyolll, SOOwtl by appt. 1983 VlSTA CAUDEL J i ck Smith Co. 543-11311 Direct Sale or Lease WI ' Gorgeous Glen Mar L:mi:1=-c1-=-~1~1 .... Owner muat go back eut 0 I • lmmedia~ly. Oriental 11:yl~. ~ ·p&tlO, .&harp 1.00.C:.pllat, -;tt·1u1E REALTY P. A. PA.U4EK.. I.NC. \377 Via Udo, OR 1-TIOO • 847-2525 FOR SALE: ~'-___ _..~ 3 br, ~! e.~~E~arpet. Block wall fence. Other hornet in area. Selling for -$20,000. P'ull Price U7.950 for quick sale. 847.J461. 3400 VL\ UDO NEWPORT BEACH 673-8830 r QlilCK SALE OE.51RED OUR ' br, 31. bath, pool home. muat be llqu.idated. Consider tnde, name your own deal Vacant. ()wner. PACI FIC SANDS • lmmac 3 Br. 2 ba, 'lt'2 yrs. Walk to beactt, tncd, ~~. bit • ins. S17.950l•Owner 53&-8109 BY 6wher: 2 BR, l•., BA. Twn·hat' pool crpt • drps. blt1.11s, $13.500 $295 dwn, 962-4664. 910 DARRELL option to °PIJrctl•sc 3 BEDRM + collqe nr Vacant, ~ l..;l. Llk' new 3 ,' OPEN SUN/ 'l • S PM QUIET St on Udo. 3 br, 2 Hunt Harbour. corral. ~'i ac BR.adshaw 2"'4512 or GRanite 2-9605 br. 2 be •. cpt, drps. New 6T:HJ7&3 ba, $36,7;,o, llrm, prindpala $27,500. Owner 847•4377 decor. 2 car gar., tJlllto, frn. QUALITY borne. 4 lg BR, only. 673·3999. el"d. Xlnt &rea, cl~ nrw tonn&l din rm. Architect Huntlntton Harbor 1405 school, g:olt coursf:', It: ma-~sign fOt" owner • bldr. H l • •-~h 1 """" --rina. Owner will show. unt ngton -_., HUNT. Harl>our water trool . .1 ...., •"'S~.,ED Wint-...1 ocean Yiew, 4 BR. deck ,. • """' r c.nn • BR 3 ba upper Bay View - Lgt 3-Br/ family·rm!Bltna. Dover Shores. 3 car garage One Mr. CS.an dock, $89.500 841....00 S65. (XX). 548-641:2. . Frpl/ Orpa/ Cp~/ Prof· S45,IXXI by owner. 2106 San-to bring out the •[abuloua val· ld.<;ep'g! L(e yard + petlo, tiaito. 642·1298 ue in this "hard to find'' ' Fount1ln V1lley 1410 $Zl.li0-f1-IA loan. •5900 D • r•tPLEX yr young , hdwd ftool' home· 1873 NEW JERSEY ST. • n " lma""ne' 4 big bdrm1, 2 1040 W. BalOO. Blvd. •· OWNER. 5*1963 baths. 11 re1l firepl. Bll·in TR 1--0976 213 HO 2--0871 BY owner, Mesa Verne. 3 r11nge & oven, FA heat. hr, 1·"• ha, kit.t:h eaUn1 .........._ Mak l"lO Clostt~ galore! m&ny, mitny u ea, lrplc. dinette. 1•pt3, .---pert nw• .. _ 6 more features. Thia dirty 3 · MOS NEW! Model home 4·Br/ 2·B1. f':rpl. Patio. Sep dln'2 -rm. Cpts. Drpe OwSer. ,p5.IXXI. 847-7310 S. Ana Hgts. 1630 drps, 20x30 p11tio. Sl30 mo NtC'E family llomt. J BR gem i~ sitting on • huge to Pf't'lienl loan. 1698 Mt1da· btt ina, trptc c,,U. lie•ut. pool ~lzf'd yard encl-by a 2 BR duplu. CJ>!•, drps gascu . Kl 9-3877 tar.d.lc. Own. MO~. block w;UI & o1 coune hu feneed yani, garaae· Nr . 4 BR, 2 ba. Nief! lot. Te1Tific :::======== a big dble 1arqe. Tmn1?T UCI Ir CXX:. Realtor. toU coune view! At trwy; N..,...-t Shwee 1220 Ridkulous! Owner ii an. -=~==~:::::;:ar=-:646=-0068==·== a<:hooll. Euy FHA. Sl33 xloua & will JiQ all clocln& mo. pml.I. 320'i New Yortt. TWO STORY-I M ·2 IA co.u. Low .._on FHA 54s.1ru. $23.950 0w1ier. 6Q..3507 l.crma &. nothlDI dn GI. La9une IHch 1705 BIT O'SWIDEN 4 BR l~ ba, !am nn, patio ~., 1240 =Y! Aakinc Only 1610 W. Coast Highway fl"lcd yd. Doughboy pool .l ---------K . I lty LI 11-935" 673-3468 Ev,.5 lJlter. Nr Catholic ll Protest. 3 BR, hdwd fin. SlUOO FHA. atella H Archltect • owner deslrned 2 laf"&e bdrm, convert. den declc, patio. View $34.500 . pd. ~ue $150 mo. :13-1091 aft • PM. BAYSHORES 2 BR. encl p<ltlO It. ya~. ~le, dbl 1'3r, Sefl'-·July, ~ O'eat\rkw, NB, SlOO Mo W!NTER·2 Br, .,,, blk Oen. sips 6. Also 4 Br. sips 12. Sl75 mo. 642-2710 or ~l4:l --OCEAN FRONT Winter or yrly 2 bdrm. $115 l·up.~ BA YSHORES 2 BR, dbl gar· age. pvt beach. Sept. to June -2691 Crestview. • 2 • BEDROOM HOUSE 11 \V :-Jpt 115' from beach~ S90. winter. 213~-7812. Newport Shores 2220 3 BDRM. 2 bath, wuher. dryer dlspoeal, dishwasher. Nr beach Ir coma. pool. sm. 548-5989 CoroM del Mar 2250 NR ocean modem 1 bdr, Iln.•pl, FA belt, dispoaal, w/w cpts, huge trop patio. Ask'g l200 mo lse. 673-8617 WINTER n!ntal/ 2 • Br. Lge- patio/ S115 • mo or yrly rus . mo. 0 ltia/ 673·2523. 2 BR l ~ blkl to ocean. for working couple. $200 mont h. 3010 Se&Yiew, CdM 673-0052 Balboa 2300 SEPT U·June 'lOI 2 BR, )~ be. lanai, db le gar, wuhlng fac. Acceu to pvt heacll " ramp tor launch· Ing amall be>llt. Nr Ba,y It Ocean. Nr IChool bt.IH1. $165 mo. SQ.cmll. YRLY/ C1oee ln, Clean! Quiet. Adult.a., $95 thnt Sept./ MO • winter. OR 3-3284. 2 S'roRY ocean tront, 5 Br. 2 ba. Modem, la Ii\# rm Ao dinlni area, Ii encl yani; comer. Only $185 mo. ganieninr ~ water Incl. SJ6·3515. Vautlon Rent1l1 2900 STEPS •.••• FROM ..... BEACH 1' SUMMER RENTAL v 2-lr. Apt. Y' CompletelT furn. 1""' $125-wffk y 642·1456 or 541-1311 RENTALS HOUMS Unf urnfahecl Gener1I 3000 Cameo HICJhlanch Pool • View 4 bdrm .. family-dlnin& rm. 2 fireplaces. blt·1n kitchen. SJj() incl. pool meint. It wa· ter. Please call Mn!· fay. 673 • 9'2(11 Eve•. 548~006 Bay k Bearh Realty, Jnc. 202~ W. Balboa Blvd. Newport Beach, Calif. -- Costa Met. 3100 *NEAR SCHOOL~ - 1 blk to new Ei.-tancia HI A 1~ blk to Elem. achool. 2 4 BR houM le gar. New· ly painted, clean thruout. llXXI sq ft. Up to 3 children. Wa~r/trash pd. Mr. F.d· wards • mgr. 646-5637. A l..ari" ~ &droom, 2 1tory family home. ms ·mo .. nus bcautlrully llllldacapod home hu Iota oI charm It Is clean & N'&dy lo move in. Call 646·7171 for 1rnmedi1te I C- tton. $79 '! By Duplex, 1:.arage. lt'O<..'ed. Will rent tum tor $89. Bill Smiley. Realtor ~1.36'l ~ 646-9666 ATIRAC11VE 2 Br lg duplex & i:arage. Newly decor: water pd: nr shop'g le school11. Children OK-S89.SO. 2178 Placentia. ~1 REAR 2·BR house. avail Sept 1. Garba&e dtlpl, drps, stove optlonaJ, water pd. Adults. $95. u 8-7629 NEWLY dee. 1 bdrm, partly tum. SltO. Patio. carpel.I, Jlrepl. &Ar• AdullA (OVtt JOJ · 2151 Orange, CM apt H. OLD SPANISH HOME 3 BR. 2 car 11ara1e. Sl.25 m•l. Up to 3 children. Dick Mo- ran, mgr. 642-oJ72. Q-IEAPEST' RENT! Must rent this Wttk. car- peta. Lota of KIDS OK. 545-1533 2 • BR srucco . SlOO Off • Stn''t. Nr • Schla & Shop'&· Water -pejd. i-.:. 2'.?nd. Lr 8-6-188. 181 S&7.j(), 'l BR. bit ina. P\'I paLio. w1ter pd. I child OK. no dog. Ll 8·2986. CUTE 2 BR, bit/ In kitchen, children &: peta OK, Sl 15 mo, ss.; Victoria, 548-3893. I 2 ·BR. W/ GAR $90. CPTS/ DRPS/ FENCED 424 Hamilton, 646·2985 * EASTSlDE • 2 BR. garage, Nr Catholk School, no pet.a $85, 673-6109 2 BDRM newly dee carpets, drapes, flttpl, iar. Close In OR 3-1909. 2 BR. HOUSE LARGE YARD, O.OSE IN, 584 HAMILTON. Kl 3-0759, FR.PLC .. beam ceUln1t1 paneling. fenced yd. patio, 1 baby OK. S118. 67l-7629. NEWLY painted 2·Br, Den. Cpta/ Drpe/ Diap. Nr·tchll ' 1tore9, 548-7300 PHONE 613.a611 EASTBLUFF VIEW HOME 4 bedrooms -2 bath! carpeta • drapes· retnrerator professional landlcapina immediate occupancy excellent view S300 per month Clll Jim Cobb Prof;N-rty Maiage:menl Corona del Mar 673·4400 Waterfront NEWPORT Isle, dock. 1 bdrm, 1 Ir h ba. l child- dren ok. Yr\y $225 mo. 646--9128/ ~ ev.s. 1..EASE • SELL • TRAD!! 3 br, 3 ba, dock. #2 Bal· bOll Cove• f'15--4J31 Clay to bkrs. SUMMER rental/ 2% • be/ Japanese Modem/ Nr· Beach A s.;,. Sl50 • ....,k. s..~-8706. $300-MO LEASE/lee Near New. Bltna, F'ncd, 1·2 chtl· dren/ pet ok. 675-1765 .. BAY Shores 2 br part furn. Priv. beach. yrty. Nr. Bal· boa Bay Club. 837-1543 Newport Hgts. 3210 "" 2·BR. 525 ALISO 646-«>29 or 49i).,)59 J Newport ShoNt 3220 2 S4ory, 2 bdrm, carpets, drapes. Uv nn, bdrms., baths upetah'S. Kit:dlen, din- ing area, bath dowlltlta.i.n· Retrig. + bit -lll range, dlshwMher. disp., dble 1ar. No c"l1ldren, no pel6. Leu: ms. 224 Canal st. 642· 1034. :l • BR/ Z..BA. $175 • MO CPTS, DRPS, PATIO. Pool • pnv1leges/ 675-0750 Beck lay 3240 NEW 2 BR duplex. cpl, pr, blt·inl. SUO. mo. 2212 Or· chard Dr, 541·28'7'2 Coron• del Mar 3250 IF your'e aeeldnc more than just a plain old ~t. look no further. Thia new three bedroom. three bath duplex la the answer for those arter a life of luxury. C..1.l'peted a n d duped throughout with built·tna. Near &bopping and Youth ~nter yet perfectly located '° to l.nlure the aerene at.- m0&phere only Corona del Mar oUers. Drop by at 607 lria Strttt and aee tor yourself, or call Kl 5-0936. 1 bdrm iioo 2 bdrm firepl $l.3S 4 bdrm &. bath tirpl S22S Scenic Propertin OR 5-5726 * NEWLY decor. 3 BR, 2 ba. cpts drpe, Sl75 yrly leL'lf!. [J 8-lm ,' NR-OCEAN/ 2--BR. Xlnl • cood! Bltna, Patio, FA • heat, Gar. 613·3182. 2 • BR. Garqe, $1Soyrl1. REFRIG, HDWD • F1.R$ r 501 POCNSETl'lA DUPLEX 2 • BR. Nr-Oty Lido Isl• 3351 YR • LEASE $225/ 2 • Br. 1" . Ba. Frpl, I>rpa, Cptl!, Stow. AcJpt: 873-lCJr? or owner &81-00U Hall. Orpa, Rup, Adulta, No peta. &42-4009 2·BR/ SUS.SO • mo. Blttna, Dlhwr, Dltp. ~. Frpl, Drps. Baby ok. 543-7777 $125 On leue, lire 3 Br, dining, l" ba, dbl rar . Petitte. Rltr. 548-«i22. Huntlntfen ... ch 3400 --FOil LIASE Oil SALi * TUSTIN * Schls. S18.IXXI. 2964 Croften Almo1t 1/S acre. nr. new fJUal llO. of Wunerl Euy down. HALLMARK REAL TY bdrm aleepe 15. Wee kl y $80 Two bdr' &1Jo l'OOmf 1 Adult Community. 2 6 J S46-56lj Univ. :.'0001 Orchid St. 847-6061 t vet. 839..(J\93 BE:AUTlFUL <'llSU!m • hit ~statt-holl\4" Cowan flt&. DUPLEX -E. SIDE J BR. playroom A den • ._ppli. -Gov't R~11lon 1733 We&tcli.f:f Dr. 548•5j()8 bdr partly tum., $70. Adult, water pd. 216 Avocado. monUlty yearly. 92S E. Bal• boa Blvd, Balboa Penn. ~. CAMEO SHORES Vacant, 3 BR 21, batha. Owntr, 2 bdrm unit1. lmmac. CUHie·aac a~t. $38,500. TOWNHOUSES Over an llCl'f! tMd. !\•le or ~II/ tnde. $28,950. 211-8 By owner. MM606. u Cor. Cress It: Glenneyre (behind pottery shack) 494·\~ Laguna Buch 50 YDS I» 8-y. 2 bdrm 2.aR/$1 lo.MO. BABY OK/54M113 br. 1~ ba, new d1x studio home. Fool, JM pr. Sm community. No cbildretr under U. $125 • $14S. 536~. SJ6.ru6. Owner moA MJrirn111 to M"ll lovely 3 Br, 2 & horn~ wt t 11 m 11 y room. Swt"f'plng ncean vJ~. MR.nY blt•l nr. $5-4,500 r.1' ri lyn Le Id y Coldwell Sanker & Co. ' 2'JOO E. Coast Hwy. N.B. OR 5-2000 M I, """'331.. I • 2 i 3 BDR,... t:rltdt or lt &H ""' optton for agno 1a, .....,. .,. -,,..,..--=-----..-,,. Coron• •I Mar 1250 Prk~ from Sll,900 ~Ith aa Bclril 'Pmi>ttt>'· By owllf"r. SACRIFICE/ By owner l· s.1:iO down • Jtta to VETS!'! 673-6851. Br + Guest • nn A *'<l'l flOR SALi OR flfA r ln•nc:iftl on ~ baJ. S19.!li0 wtu. buy in1rny un· b'th on lie R·l lot! Room TRADE Only 1 ynr old a compl. uaua\ dttontor features in fo1 aoother unit. SIB,900. nd All .· tv Bull " 3 bdrm 2 b" home, 15115 Redlanda Pl/ 64&-mss Due to prttaJna lln1rnc111I rPCO lhoned. ,.,t " t obllcauona. QWlW'r m111t iNJ" A •pPlill!Cd tnch.t bd~ ttoora. used brick BC"""' E'•-10.. 'nr k A .. ~.... WI """'' r.JW>&o .,, ~ part with two recently fin W11111,...r, dry• • r'""··•· reilinc to floor t>repl, bar NICE 3 BR. HDWD. ' ... t ..-..i... lahed three bedmom, thrtt w C&.rpttlnc u•NOU · U.vvY & <Mtacbed double 11ar .,.. nnn• lll,000 SUBMIT cl b llvl " LA.IV'n.o balh ~· on Corona dcl e1nft'ff oountFy ' u n.11 <'•II owner 546-7415 after 1 TERMS OWN 64&-456.1 OR [)().,...,, SHORES Mar tot. ~tlM II Ideal . with twlmn*C pool, club YOR pm. 873-7413 ......__.... * near Youth ~tr and ~ !11.Cllt wnr ... COW'ta • BAY ad VDIW BOMDI A QUALITY PROPERTY FMl'SIDE BY OWNER ahoppbw. but llOt too tar apecioua, 1-udf\IUy land· wtt.b I ,........ 1*clHll FOR A QUALITY BUYER 3 BR. I 'ii be. taa rm. aw~ b'Clln bacb. I'll.Uy ~ groundla. MACCO R&ALTY CO. OwmJnc 2 Br home to live Underfl,1,000, (~) ~ and 41rwpe4 with Kl S.'1158 J:Te &e-at icm eu.u._. Dr. In a. $1.00 mo from tepllJ"att QWd& 11 mm•an .... ms. pnu1ne lath IDd plMter Tewn & c.u.try IUty. Nawport Bw* Apt, Top Corona dtl Mar mmi/ 6iNiR nll1 and ...... root. TheM Z10& No. Mala. a.A· 5f1-44Q (n6) CS W11J loca.Uon on wtde lot~y N~ PJ,500. Mir/ l"•· unit. wUl lml wt Jut --Ocetn ,,..,. =·REALroRS61M* fl>i· Sn parda, epa, ctrpe, u ~·,. looJd~ tor~~ llPOIUSllON -'Kil fnod. ...... monthly 1ncom4 • thla could 3 BR, t• ...... ..,_, Co~r 2 unit. _.,,.,., l.'vet 837-2292 or 844.._ "*the~· Mah ofter. blk fnc, M•l'1 otna. 90.,. euilOm dunJn IU50 LIDO s•"'OS/ ...... ""-A B\' OWMr, modern 2 BR £. .... _ '&&• ... N• ..... """" aUa UU/ -v-y 1harip .,, • _..._ loen, 5~"~'"' ·-.....i '1'r1pltx 15,000 Nr • Budl! Commty·pool/ -· ""' • ..... v · " ~-"""' di I a.n ... ley Pr111utlet ~. Rr . 2. e.. 811.na. n.r,oo. S1'50totaJ dn.OUOOM8·m1 ~ .. SACRJ. Br. !!.CEI.""" ... 1'C:.!:·H· •&• 1•'TY 1506 w. ... NJI. dn. lmm.d -.-nmilMll till --,_ .. ~"-• .. -""" • W _,.. a. S BR. 2~ ba. view $32,000 Emerald Bay, 3 br SS9.000. Owner rone 2"' be. den view. frpl. aubrnlt. Pea Allen Realtor 118; N. Coast Hwy. . Laguna Beach .t!K·7571 EMERALD BAY, view build tns alte, u~rcround utlll tlea •. $23.500 TURNER ASSOClATES . . Loultc Turner, Jteal110r 112 No. Oout Blvd., Lal'D'I a-UTT l>Nutiluily dfc. l\le. 925 & enn Balboa Blvd. Balboa P 6'15-5)40. 3 • BR/ 2 • BA Pmln Hom Life tncl • patio! Owner, OR 5-3880. OR 3-o733 2 BR, wtnt..-rental Sec>t. 1 ·July 1 . 621 W. Balboa Blvd. :CW:-_ .. . ••x ...... 8Ala)A l&LANb ww.r ,....., • OMn·ftJic· ..... S1l5 mo. ......... -NlCEL Y ftn. • llr, 3 a. cllhwubtr· Ifft lit to Ju 1•. sm ,. m.1111 ,. ......... .. D&D..'f nun w ADI ....... ttJ.TCll a1 IT3ot2l1 -'*-·_l704_. -----fte ....... ,_.a ~ -Pl.!00> Oft 3-416111 m•&e8d INM. N1"'5.i~----_ - I ·- ti' a.£AN 2-BR ll~ fenced/ Wattr1Jd/ 2 dill· dren. 5 & 19th/OR 3-2090 !"!!'~ leech 3200 ONE poop 2, 3, 4, bedroom 1in1te and 2·ft0ry homea avall1blt fC>f' nint at lamed Blutfa community OVel"- 1ootinl Upper Newport Ba.J. K1tchtn. 'l'ittplace. Double Garap. Brand new. lpe.nllh ~· Carpetl ..... ,.uo .... fUD eJr1ief'- lor maint81Mce· PIOl Walk- "' ...... to ldlool and JU'k. nom S2l5. (lpedal 11 ... •l>' plan · alllO avail.) Vlait Blutr. off Jam· borw Roed Ill Nrwpon Bnch. Wrlla or phone flJ.llU DW DelMt_, CJllA8Ull m LOVELY 3 BR. 2-ba Town- houae, f!Very eppllanc:e evt11 refrire1'tor. wuber, dryer, Carpe11, drapea, bMutlful aarden court p•t patio. Only '145 mo. Olde Bert Riiy 96'2·2.,t. N'EW Condominium houae, ' BR 2"' be, ttplc. crpta/ drpe, all blt-tne, pool. 1ar- ~ner. U7?> mo a.. 213 FR Mm. :Z:: .. --!, Hvntt~ IMd 1'100 2 • BR. ~ -ml 1rom· CO.ti Meta. OU Bu~ IWd. L1 HID UffAiij. IT! . . RE ... * 4 scr ly pd. 196 TO'i ba1 , wa: to SU f 2-~ ~ (21 Sar 3 B yd. m 56 3B pal Sid R ' B HE} Gn: wa~ c;ll" m See BY yds 925 675-___. BY yds '925 Pet OCE 2 II BaJ Cos 54 New ava turt frm rigt w~ 8 l " 2 drµ pell M~ ~ ~ Pool sen It c .~· tltiU' l b. bit·· dra: ne\lo noc lorn Rec Ea Po M 2398~ F Pool. bit.I luxe 54 o m 3 BF mo. par1 1034 1" f.,"\\ Pla1 ba' hill. <EA< prtv 11001 642-: PAY 2 E wk. pell ......_ I Bl decl ults 972J DEL h eal pll) l BJ OOll J'f'lll S80 1 yan nr SPA4 ·UW . '48- • M ! utl' .... 'il'iC lJtD. Mt-! .·-r " ~ •1l~1JAI': ' be, JO am; ..... . --- , RENTALS RENTALS RENTALS HoUMt UnfurnlthM Aph. Furnlthed Apta. P:vm..,_. RENTALS RENTALS RI NTALS ~ UnfurnllMd Apt.. UnfurnbM.I RENTALS ~ Unfundlhed Aph. UnfurnlthM Huntington Be1ch 3.400 ~Cid• Mesa 4100 lell.oe 4300 COST A Ml!SA 5100 COSTA MESA 5100 H"'nt lngton a..ch S..00 •oome for lent 5995 lndultrl•I Rent•I • 4 BR. 2 i-. cpt, dtlJI. I& screened pa&. Excttitlooal. IY nice. Cor lot. $160. Wa pd. 962-~17 or 538-1038. 19662 Trident. TOWNHOUSE, 2 BR, m. bat.ha. bit/in.a, cpts. drpa. waller le drytr, pallo, conv to shoppina. bcha a IJCbool. SU7.50 mo. 962·1172 .ve. PACTFIC SANDS 3-BR. :?·Ba. Cpts. Drps, $140 -mo. 20061 G09hawk L a n e l2131 ED 5·8070 alter 6 pm. OPEN SAT· SUN COMPLETELY turn 36' --------boute trailer, IP&ee ~. YRLY LEASE. 2 BR $12$, adulta. No .... ta. 646-9139. 1 BR •• Dr bay It be&c.b. ,.... LE r3811 er OR 3-T1&S 2 BR, near 17th SbPK, util pd. SUS. 1613 Sanla Ana B1lboa lsl1nd 4355 KI 2-7779 Evea. 543-5281 Free Dreu At J>t..AYCtRL SHOP See ad tn TV Wetk YEARLY ~. cbamun1 2 br ~pt. $140 loc:1 Util• AllO winter rt'll tala.. Chester Sallabury Realtor LAS CASITAS "A LITTLE BIT OF OLD MEXICO" New , l tory ... ' and 2 ••drooma COSTA MESA'$ BEST RENTAL VALUEI AS LOW AS $&5 MO. Ga• and W ater l~uded CeF119ta e o,..,.. • •ullt·lna $90 -l BR/ NEW FURN! Cpl.I, Adult.I, No pet.a, 1961 FUllerton/ MS-0164. 315 Marine Ave. OR 3-G!IOO ----------------- 4 BR-, 2 1-, all Dec kltcben, aar. ti,ilc. avail ~ 6- June 15. 120~ Aiate. Newporl~ac!'~_4_2_00 _673-=-1200=------------ WTNTER rental -2 Br apt. * IRAND NEW* M.n89•r 545-5023 Fair Drh'• At Fairview -Coat a MeM ------- Santa Ana Hgt1. 3620 BACHELOR Apt• $125 Clean • nicely furn. Little Island. n~. 61S-o588 *New $17 .m....!.. Newpon Bu ch 5200 --JI{ LIDO BAYFRONT, boat slip 2 BR with 3 car p.r. b1t-ina, avall, Beaut, '.! & 3 Bdrm, 3 BDRM l1) baths, fencrd • Furnished • w-w c:pta yd. 10 mm to new UC!. • lltd pool • rec room $115 mo. before 2 pm. 1 • Pvt patios • maid serv. 5''5·3760. • Washer/dry facilities 3 RR. l I,', ba, filed yard & • Encl, gar le atorqe pallo. Sl.35 M.o. 203U ruver-• Gueat Parkins aid~ or. s A. lits. • w. Npt l blk to ocean ' ZlO Cedar, NB 642-1132 R • ~T ALS SUMMER •••.. Aph. Furnlthed •..•• R!NTAL General 4000 • Step1 from Beac.hl e 2·Br Apt. • Completely furn.. BAHIA MAR • $125-wMkly 6-42-1456 or 548-7311 931 Wt.It 19th St .• C.M. DELUXE 1 l 2 Br FURN le UNFURN HEATED POOL • Pultin;t Gret"n - r ad I a n t heat · wasber dryer fac11illes • carports etc. Priced from sm . 'S150. See Mgr, Apt. 4 548--0492 t; BU< from OCtan 3 bdrm 2 batht, upper •Pl with aun- dtek & ~an Ylew. Garage. Ava.II Sept lS • July l , with le~. 111 • 44th St. OR 5-o771. .. Steps to OcellD • SPACIOUS 2 bt duplex, win· Balboa Island 4355 pullman bath, dlaposal. $U5 to WI 673.3/llO. R.ltr ----many xtru. Water pd. See · 5240 BAYFRONTI Pier, Pntio. 1· It nowl 276 Placentia (in B.ck 8ay Br It Bunk -nu S1SO • mo. rcnrl 537-0.130 cOwnerl ----- Al!o: Smaller newty-«c NEWPORT RIVIERA apt $75-mo. 101 N Bayfront. m SIE THIS m Luxurioua Townboule Apia * Wbett duldrcn Are Wei· 4-Br HK. 2·ba. 1.ce-patlo, l BR • turn. Sl<X> come $2SO to ..!75 Mo. 1 yr $200. 210 Diamond, "Mn Bach -tum ~ ttue. Lynch" OR H200 PARK APARTMENTS ' Mudels Open ATTRACTIVE l-Br Apt. LOADED Winl MODERN Up to 4 BR. 3 baths Exdu- YEAR.LY-LEAiE CUSTOM FEATURES live Upper Back Bay Call 49'3-231i <So. I----) lncl. dfl)9 A W/W c:pte. Phone 642-ox> ._..-fr7 M.iuloo Dr. ~ HuntiftlMtt IMdt 4400 Unfum bachelor $15 Corona d•I Ma~5'2SO 2 • BR. Bltnll, Cpta, Dl\)I, Ooaed • pr. Lar~rooma! 2612 Enitland. ~·4472 Unfvrn 1 bMroom $95 e COROLIDO >.PTS. Sep. entrance, drapes. w/w Put.hie • Levels . Studio. cat"PK. CllrpOl'U. Close to Some w/frplc. All 2 BR ~In OCC A UCJ. 2 weeks fret RIO, dilibwasher, w-w c:pt. Lagun1 IMch 4705 rent. Call ml)". St<>-0327 pvt &*». btd pool. Lndry --------LA PAZ A.PTS/ POOL! facillijee. praae. Newly MlDDLE age couple lo care ).Br $89/~wr decorated. "35-$200. for 5 U apt.a rmta1 $50 mo ALSO turn/adlllta 0~. CbDllren OK. 673·3318 for 1 '°bR 494-2'165 2'193 Pad11c, 54M87B 41M E. Cout Rwy, CdM BY the year. Ocean fronl 50 yda to e.y. Must be reliable 925 E Balboa Blvd Bal Pen. 615-Si4CI · ter Iese. lU5 + uti)a. yrly leee Sl7S + utila. 115 36th St. Apt B Avail Sept. 12. RENTALS 3 BR, 2 ba. c:pt, di111. b-lna, U f 1....._...1 walk to IChool swim pool, 673-6862. Apta. n u"'--Near ~. Sl3D up. $.111 to 2 BR, upst.a.ira, ocean view, blt·iDI, refrig, cpl.a, drps. pn&e, washer/ dryer. A· dulb only, no peta. Yr leue Sl95 mo. 673-7101 BY the year, ~an trorit 50 yda to bay. Muse be rt'llable. ~ E. Balboa Blvd. Balboa Ptnn, 675-52«>. OCEAN froot cottl&'S IWpe 2 1D 6 9'J5 E. Balboa Blvd. Balboa Pftlll.. 61H240 1 BR. Adult! ooly. ldee.1 for COSTA MESA 5100 $40 ott to part time atmo. teacher-Yrly leuc or win· 28l!O Mendoza. 546-7331 ter. pyt. patio, carport. Nr. --------• LGE 2 • BR/ ~ beach • Ba.y. 1132 w. Bal-Pnmt1p Addlme ... ••• Cpts, Drps, Bltna. OiJldren boa Blvd. Apt A. • .. J:.conmQt ReMa ... OK. MI ~lHS, MI M255" MAITtNIQUI WINTER reital/ f-Br. 2-Ba. G IDI S 1 BR $89 * 2 BR ms Acnia fr.Ocean w/ view! A N Gaa RIO c:p&a/drl>I. pool. i...te Llvtni a Dlninc-nna. BecMlcn !Urn-•Ho m Avocado St. 646-S964 Bar, Cpt'~ Wlhr • dryer. •niu1 ~ S235 • mo. S38-520C 1 Bdrm ••••• Prom sim * NEW DELUXE 2 br, c:pt. ~G 1 br ape. ltove refric, cpta I: dFlJI. WL pd. priv. lae. 675-4107. 5300 4100 BEACH yrly, avail now. Im- --------mac. 1 BR. adulta.. $l<X> util 2 ... .---.,_ dpe, b-lnl. ckpl, pr . .,. pd. .»<UUJ • ••• •"' IVlll • ._ E ...... "••--u• _.. 3 BdJ'm • 2 Bath .&OW inO".-.U .,_..._,~ From SW Ca.rpN-Drapes-Gerep Btt-1.o Oven It Rule DLX 2 BR. patio, blMna, drpe, cpe,, pr. SllQ.. 2346 San!Jl Ana An. S48..(7728. BRIGHT modern 2 bdnn, 1~ batba atudio 111 4 • plex Fil't'Pl&ee. FA beat bit · w. ~. drapta. Sundfock. Priv. patio. laundry Gar • po11 $165 mo. yearty. 315 E. Bay. Somethlnq Extra New East.side flrst vacancy available. All dtluxe fea· ture.s. East OD Bay Ave .. from Newport, first strecl right to WARD APARTMENTS 2fm Fullerton, CM. BAY APARTMENTS G3 W. Bay, C.M. pd. l!OO Miramar, Balboa. 673·3181. 673·7S53. BAY Ave view 8'll, lie liv· ing rm. 2 bdrms, 2 balha, wuiter rental $150 mo. own· u, 615~. BAY AVE. & BOAT ~ l br, fl1>lc. 2 pot'Cbee, utll.a. Incl. $150 per mo. yrly. Owner. 6'T.Hl998 •·•··•· 3 p~ ••••••• Gr&doua I .Mn& ...... • Parll·W.~p 19t.b la Santa AAt.. c.M. M6-5M2 ~ 3 BR. dJiie, cpt, pvt patio, ~In l&o're, rana•-S135. 285 Ogle, A.pt A-847·7ro'7 WALK to IChi. • ~·1. 2-br. ~ A yard $95. ~a Udo Isle 5351 r ON BAY-FRONT r l·BEDRM. 673-QM4 $.' Lido Iii. 5351 LG 2 br, cptd, drps, blt·lna, -------- Lp 2 bdrm, carpeta, dra~ Adults. $90. ~2-Vlctoria. UNFUR.N. Bay v~ UC loc, • • • • • FROM $11 O·MO. .. ~ctJ~ ~~~. WORK space 6 aUice 2400 •~ ._ .,....,i:.n ""'" IQ ft. ~own O»ta THE ~JE.£0\.:.... E .C;TATSR:, • 2·BR. ~ Newport StMl'S5 Mesa J1SO mi> 646·1698. e CPTS. ORPS, e BLTNS. e PYr·PATIO • AMPLE STORACE MONTHLY Ott LEASE 536-0473 • • • • • * ROOM w/ bath. Hot·plate. Rdrig. Pvt • entr SSS·mo. 1, • blk Beach~ 673·8425 ROOM w/ pvt eri\r'it blk ocean. $65 yr)y. Mail Sept. 5 Npt Bch. 673-5536. NR • EUCLID • BOLSA Clean gp·, room/ Pvt·home. Da,y • wortier. 839-am Newly Decorated MAN • share lg modern calm homr , CdM, wltb ume. Pvt ~ 2 BR with garsge. $&5. 17xl8 Br. S55 mo. 642-5<M6. Diapoe, Wiiler pd. 2 children. Gardener maint. :mo Del· Guett Homes 5991 aware Ave. ~7-().)80 NO CHIDREN lN BU>G. 1 Mo lrtt w 1 lrase FM lltrreo thruoul Super 2 Br. bath & 11, llOl1 water al- most pr111 80 de&· pool. U / water speaker, fenced pa· lio. gar. lndry rm. Kl 5-9443 Eves l.Ex 6-91'111?. NO Ouldreo ln Bide· 1 Mo frtt w 11.e.ut FM atereo thruout SU per 2 Br. bath It ~. aott '#WUr al· WAKEFAIR GUEST HOME Hllm~ of distinction for am· bulatory ladiet. Costa Mell. Caltlurnia Kl ~2166. STANLEY GUEST HOME. 14102 SPRJNGDAl..E WESTMINSTER 892..oo26 • 893-4411 RE.AL ESTATE General Income Property 6000 molt priv '3 dee· pool. U/ -------- water speaker, fenced patio. pr. lndry rm. Kl 5-it43 Eves LElc ~97'3. SPA.RKLlNG • DELUXE 5 Points Apb furn 2 Bdrm. U2S Unfum 3 Bdrm from S12S Comer Ellis It Delaware (~ blk to atotts le tbeatrel 847"°'5'2 OON'T GO TO ENGLAND TO vialt the Slooehen111t there'• one in Huntington Bcb. 2 bdrm 2 bath apart· menta. Built·in diahwubtr- atcm • Rec Room and pool. Visit 2320 Florida Ave. HID'ltingtoo Bch. or Call 5J&-27J(). NEEDS PAINT $500 DOWN 3 houses on lot. Two 2 . Br. and a l·Br. Income $240. Payment Sl80 on bal ol $24,500. One ~ Is vacant tor you to move into. Dr1vr by 2207 Florida. H.S.. then call owner. 5414191 Ill' AT THE BEACH! ,,,,, OCEAN VIEWS! NEW T·unit ~· New 11-o.nit n5.IXXkln, New 12·unlt $12.IXXM!n. New 14-unit $18,lXX>-do. New 20.uoit S45.0l»-dn. PHONE 8CT·2848 BAMBOO Vll..LJ.CE. CM DELUXE 2 Br~ 2 8-12 2 bdrm bomes on apprnx split level (1350 lq ft) Sl19 ~. like Tahiti. P.tlos, al· mo.. Nr. acboola, mc1 &~· t&ched ~ Hawon {or blt·U\S, cpta. drps. Special adult& on1,1. 1 Blk s;Mpa. leue to acbool tucberL n ....... ~·- 1«>1 Olive. HB See Mir. E =· ,.-. mo. .,...,er Deluxe Private OORONA del MAR Loh '100 Choke~,_ fCE CREAM FRANCHISE • R•l l.D'J'S -tJrtattt. dean, busy little • f'OUNTAJN VAU.EY ahop. Fun to run~ Come 11tt • ~ACH. il today. I SPINDELL REALTY NEW CAR DEALERSHJP 83941~ Warner cat Ma'1'0lla> -I r e a t oppo11tunl1:y fat' S4~. 84'M528 eves. rround tloor lnvestmenl & &ood growth pot.endal, You 2134-40 Newport Blvd. won't believ~ the price! C·2 approx 50,000 sq ft. Sell GENERAL HARDWARE or trade for clear houae, 1--good neighborhood 1oca. 4 anlll, truat deeds. By own· rlon. fully stoclced, well cs· tr 6'73-685l. tahlished. Buy 1t right • ijY OWN~R -Dana Point. right now! R·2, ~•" view. $8000 Call •our Investment Otllcc. Ml 6.6189 eves; wknds any· 642-1100 Unv. TWO 6.1'~x135 ra. C.M. for sa le or trade. l.oned 3 unit~ ~. Make of.fer. Owner ~1. LOW dn 1 ~ ac. $49,<XXI Butld 28 uruta. Walk to ahopa. 5 Point.a. HB &17.J957 % ACRE. tee aunptc. Oce111, Clt\)'Ofl view. «>2 ~la. Cd.M. lil:>-5 763 a.It T. r NEWPORT tS1..AND Vacant Cor·lol. 30xZ, R·2 By Owner, OR 3·3962 BEER TAVERN New. Bea u. Comer • tor• P1111c'a. '1'HE WORKS" Llcenaedl Ready lo go! Ran OU1 of SS. Finiab • l&vt! $$$. 5-16-9'134 A trro body abop tor aale, least or trade. Coed op- portunity. Downtown Santa Ana location. Ample park· in&, KI J.GoC Alt 6 pm, Kl 1-3638. I BEER A WINE It I Real fine Tune! 2)9.. HB lot 5Qxll7~ w/ well. 3 blk& to ocean 847-3957. Palm St. Unicom Inn, Bal· prod. boa. 673-9ru $9900. SUBl....EASE kitchen in a Bar A Restaurant aet • up. Ranch.. 61SO UNICOR.~ INN/ Balboe, -...-.-----W9 Palm St. 673·971.8 FALLBROCK • 20 I C dtnm A avocado, Is bome, pool, atables, gd producUoo SUi.000. lT IC frolt..free S1150 ac 2'J I C fl'olt ~ S250Q 8C Lester Auo. Inc. 547·2625 Ac,.... ____ 6200 STATION COftNER lo Anaheim trontin1 on 2 pl'lmarJ It-. • 1JOx1.» More pnp. avail. to UMI' for aJ.. Utd bus. near AutoneUct. Mr. c.o.telloe 541-5221 Forest E. Olson, Inc. COCKTAIL ln& A relltlnt, sale or trade, Biahop. C. Key, 606 N. Ml.Jn, Btahop. lnvedn..,t °'2!':· 6310 HA VE prin.te tndividual with $100,000 c:uh foT aood oomme.rclal or will buy lat or 2rld TD's. CCome In and talk te ou.r 2Dd ro depart. mmt.) ~~a:.ec.sl (4111 m-m 2 Bdrm, 2 ba, apt. Bit Ina, w/w cpt. drapes, 1ar. pvt petlo, SU> or W:5 teued. ~~ 6 FUrn Unit.a * •.sm 21«> N. Mal.n. S.A. Realtors By O'#tllel'. 61S-llCM'l na (acrou St. Snack Shoe> park lot) 9" on f' .M.V. a 13" on equity down l*)'Ulmt. Guar · antetd qa.in.a manacemen~ f\le by Joo& t1me locally 1o cc es1ful M.an.ap. ment Compan.y. au.m... Rent•I 6060 THE LAND MAN Square mile in the mlnlllll 1 BR overiooldnc fountain. country nee.r Oaaett. $45 Blt • Ins. cpta. chi-. quiet. OFFICE SPACE per M:n!• $UO per acre sas. ~. EXTRA Ice 7 bdm! blt In stow. cpu, drapes, p.rt.&e, $90 mo. 8'7'5186. NEW MUTUAL ILDG. down. Bal. 10 1eara. f'rce e Free AJw, A ~ caLS.log dcacrlba man.v s. ....,_ Othtra. MNUl. • Oarpeta • 0,.,.. Speculator • Investor ~20'l0 1 Ii 2 BR, Furn or Unfum 2 BR tum, w/w cpts, drpa. blt-inl. btd/pool. No pets allowed. See Apt t , M~.~ SAY AVE~BAY Vll:W L.&rge 2 br. trplc, 2 porches, ullla. Incl. $1SO per mo. yrly. Owner. 675-0998 ea, elect bit-Ins, pvt prap. LI 8-240'7/00-Mn tie Liv rm. 2 Br, den/ ALSO NEW la.rie home site apt. l BR newly dee:. Lease. reJa. Due tex, Unfurn. Carpeta drapes. bit Ins. dbl 67J-7SQ2. Harbor Estates 5IOO ladbdld 4 acrea In Y orb& Unda.. • Free jultorial SU\lice xlnt loc, or abop c:rrt.r Money to Lend 63'20 REFINANCE IUY • BUILD -$17-.5-0_W_K..,.._.&-u=p- .,, NEW WINTER RATES SGLE A 1-BR. AP'J'S. Pool. Uul & Phone lncJ. Maid serv1c~/TV-enU. New Bar 11. Cal• 0paa • 11 ~~ Ntwport 548·97$ TOWNHOUSE tll'dl' rolltee. 2 br. upstllir1, 2 baths. Soundproofed. Gar. blt·IJ1 ~. ~en. Carpet, d~s. d1ap. patio. A.l.Jn'Xt new. Green lawn. AMing SlOO mo. unfurn • Furn. Sl~ lfn.o Elden Av~. Ml 6-3389 Jtent free 'til ~ 10th. • NR-OCEAN • l·Br/Pool! M~/ W0- 1~/ 646·5038, 642~ 2-BR/ Utll-,id/ Avail.sept . Alm: Bachelor apt. 1036 W. BALBOA Blvd. J.MMAC 2 Br upms w/aun- deck Blk to ocean. 4104~ Neptune. 642-344.3 WATERFRONT, winter. de<:· film lunirioua large 3 br, 3 ba. Adu1t1. m-uJ9 ~ :mo Royal Palm Dr1ve a bUr Welll d Harttor. comer d BUeJ'). gar. CIOll? In OR 3-7909. 2 BR Studio Apt. drapea, pool, ruo. mo. 681 Victoria St. 846-3516 ur.MAC Nr new 2 BR. 1 e UUUUea Pa.Id and planoed development. lalbo. Island 5355 llry, Duple.x., blt-ina, brand e 1'19 Ttlwlt • UUMt lli!l,IXXI te~ OR 5-1331 --------n~ QYIOll cr})t. delwc drpe, PartdJlS. DUPLEX. lower. ~ all IVly IPllda. enc yard, patio, LOOK AT THIS ~l.~30 ._.. ir....,. hoCnm nu SS JT1I-to '10.000 VA IO yra, 10041t to $30.000 Newport &each Elec, 2 br, 1%. ba oa Grand nm adulta, Wl Opal Circle :ns 84. n _Only $87/KO. S200 Cua1. UcUa l.L Cpt, d~ M'T-6391 RB. OTHER SlZES gr. Year '-· $:l5e mo. OCEAN FRONT. NB AV~L.11 Hemet· San jacinto Con~t Ina. Lo.na ~~ .. -~ 1" ap to JU.000. ToLLI Loan f'ee 19!1 IRAND NEW Adulta, 60-7111 Unfurn, YRLY. bl tfuw, 3 2861-Q JCut eoui 8W)'. BR. 2 t.. trpk, Cl)ts A: CORONA DEL IU.R Hutdlt'I'"" IMch 5400 drps. 6C-54J6. Call 176-1290 or ,,._7~23 Before School Stam CHICK THIS: * $94.50-UP * LIBERAL MOVE·IN At:LOWAHCI • luflt.ln OCEAN FRONT. NB furn or untllrn, •-inter. 2BR. NEW NEW NEW trplc, c:pU. drpl. bit/Ina. 000 sq. tt. for rttall Man OI &42-5436. office apace. $120 PER MONTH. Rent•I• WantM 5990 ru 62Dd St., Npt Bch 2 BR bouae or apt. ~pt. 15 · 64&-7735 Eva OR ~1689 To $115 mo permanent. CdM Offlc• RentaJ or Balboa A.rel. 494·3259 6070 LOOK Mh111tes From •Irvine mo N Milin s.A. Re&Jtora Commet'Cltf -~----lrol SQ • rT 0>ast Hwy. ........ Uafwnlty Sep • bid& .• ""' P~. Sult11blt • C1er1cal, lnl. Enit. Arch. or other. Grtmea neaJtor. OR 3-6GT &flu I pm. •Ora.Coast CollecJ• UM11'11111ie1 • Costa Mesa HicJla • lllopplttt Cewter • leaHtlCMI Industrial lttnt•I 6090 SHOPS FOi llNT llltOM PS A MONTH 1000' • 1DOO', '°°°' • .000· lame --low .. 5o ... ft. Watlll'• VW. M6-U11 MOW. l1Ut It., c..K. M-1 B\Jll..OING Ideal locatJon 12e 1.opn, Ave. C M.a a Ill· n. All ut1l, paid •• Pl"' ~tb. ~ 'nu'tt bedroom home bwd fin. -C&rl)et. dble pr. qt 99110, n~ lawn Ir &hrubt. ftfnd. ~ for Eutaktl home. Con 111<:1 Rick ant or Lewta Phone Lr 8·8636 8cytime t9' ao rn co p oo,ooo U07o ot S.P. 814 lnL 30 yn S.vtnp ind Loen SATIUR MORTGAGE 336 East 17th Street Cc.ta M.ua Ml 2-2171 or Kl 6--0ell 14 Y-.n loaD aper1aDcl 1n Barbc>T Area R.&.l'RESENTINO w-.m lilort&'&C• Corp. C&Ut. Loan eon-. YetropoUt.&D We 1-Co. and OCJMr .. ~ 8a'11'C' • Loan Tractt ·Comm.· Apts. $26,IXXI EQUITY • 4 BR 3 Call us for •.. ba. Dover SharPs Bay Auto, FumJture. &alar7 & V1tew Horne. ror smaller!• Combtn&Uoo Loan&. lm· Pnnc. only 2106 Sa.nUago. medl&U aervtce cm &ny &U-1298 l.o&D ~u.-t. l4 UNtT La aeneia etvd. Fraad FfftClftCe Co. motel. Trade Newpan 1* Ad&Jm Ave., Coata F.P. ~· (21J) f71H7?3. x .. (comer B&rlMw Bl.} $40.1560 Bus. Opportvnlttes_~ c. M. '"Bud" Parker, KgT. ns DlfftRBIT An OU1tand1nt1 restaurant lo- calfd ne.ar bul,Y ahoppina centeor 1n Cost• MfN. Parle· Ina tor over 200 cars. Air condition for comfort, anrl wlll IHI 96 people. The low pri l'e cl SJS.IXXI will aurpn!!C yoo sftllr lnspectlng this tremendous buy. Terms. FARR•W WAN~/We loan from SlOOO to $10.000 Qll Bo9ta, Trlrs. Aulol ~ Home I.mprove- m~ntJ. Southern Cahlorrua Thri1l & Loan. MI &.5045. Mortg-t", T .D.'t 6345 SlS.<XXI 1st TD ot 81)1. 111tt r; only SlOO paid monthly. Proptrty Is worth S25,<XXI plua and bu some i.ncomf'. No brokers • no pyml.$ or fea. 541.()891 293 & 17th 646-449~ Costa l'tttSA Open Eves. Money Wanted 6350 RECORD & Musw:al ~ WANTED··-$8.<XXI for two mrnt lhop. Oranae O:iunty yean Secured by real pro. Net& $14.000 yr. 1 pe~ l)l"rty in perfect Corona drl can Optra~. E.xeotl bualneaa I Mar locafloo. Mil~ to pav oWOrtunity. Bkr 54Hl58. up to 10~ intenst. CaU $35-1718. KT S«J8 UQUOR Store It"* •lea S250.<XXI yr. Belt ~tlon In Orange Co'"Y· Requlru ~.<XXI dn pqmftlt, lnclud· 1111 ln•tmory. Bkr 547~. ~35-rna. BEER Bar. Newpor1 Beach location. Sell• 50 k'Pfl mo. $H.000 tuU price. amall dn pa,ymtnt. Bia !147-1158. "35-7718. • YANKEE DOODLER COFFEE SHoP • Westclltt Plua BUY dlrtd trom owners. M u,t ee II -Will Saa1.flce I Euy Tfnq, Mi--1802 HOSPITAL peychlatrlc. Have pmnJt for 41 t.da In Santa Ana. l.Aue or aeU. R.ovln Kl 3-8184. WANT S8(XX> collateral loan for one year, secured by S16.000 7nd TO. \VIll pay lO"o l.nl and &Uatantee pe.r- IOD&lly. No polJl ta. OR H3I1 ANNOUNCEMENTS and NOTICES Found (f,... •• , 6400 SMOKE cra.v mod>tt oat at .net Of Weat l.9lh, CM· ~81 BOSTON Bull Temer ft-- male Ooc· Vic: Mee. del !Qr. ~-1Sll fRENCH POODU: n:MALE!Vk • Mesa Verde ah!fl ~IOS. FOUND • btcyt'le, Mesa t' U?ilQUE BTY..sAl.ON N"wpt • Stach/ l-..:1 .,. Vt~ &re8 ~~ SEE ro APPREC1ATE1 IL ..r. .... 1 SJOOO. 4$4•1l161 aft 4 pm. _09_•------~-- P'Oft ale TilE BURGER S~ALL ~nian C'at. '"-Y 6 Krl'Q{l.;N, U3 Hartior v.httt'. ~ Jtmai.. Blvd., Coilta Me11. I 646-0181. ' I l!I . \ 30 DAILY PILOT/Ntws·P/tU Tllur~iy, Au911st 26, 1%! ANNOUNCEMENTS SERVtCE OIRiCTORY JOBS & EMPLOYMENT ,JOBS & EMPLOYMENT I JOBS & EMPLOYMENT JOBS & EMPLOYMENT and NOTICES ........ " .._Ip Want~. Me;noo Help Wanted, Men 7200 Schools-Instruction 7550Schoolt-lnstructlon 7550 loat 6401 Gardenln9 UV9" _ MEltCHANDIS! FOR SALE AND TRADI MERCHANDISE FOR )Alt: ANO TRAvE MERCHANDISE FOR SALE AND TRADf _F_u_r_nl_tu_,.. ____ .;:.~Furnl~ur• ____ eooo_ HI-fl .. -Ster'90 \'tc: ocean Hl\d CdM Siamese 11..:-ULING/ Cfn'I y a~ d EXECUTIVE SALES SEL.LlJllC TO TOP BUSINESSMEN Cemetery Counselon -1210 nt. m11lr-. Seal~int hu I clean-up. Ttta ahrubs ~ hernia. Rt"1' OR 3-26511 buahea • shaped, reshaJ>fd SIA:'>tESE cat, \1l"!mty Bak· 1 or rt'moved. Ivy removal er & Mendoza. ~ward & Oower bed weed.in&· 54ti ·~I 09 • 642--1153. :-::-~~~~...,....-~~~ SIA~tESE St'alpomt / Fl'm/ lS your yard Mad & old Bttau~t> of r11p1d &rowth or You owt It to )'ouraelf to I011k our Nat'I Sall"S Pmmollon. lfltO this proltllllOn Mrn "e Mt>d C10btn. .. tltl <'811 1 nrr"<lrd for Newport Bi>i« h ,.ork qu1C'kly u110 \lan1~r· Coi.ta Ml'M " Hunungtou Ggnnionl Sc~oof Frtnch -English D•y School Fall term opens Sept. 13th Kmde rgarten. Grades 1 tbru 8 Swimming and Transportation. * STEREO * One of a kind:! Salr price Ul5 • liat pri~ $489 95. gen- uine hdwd w1 mod. design. AM-rM radio. 12 spkn. Firestone Store 475 E. 17 Sl. CM 646-i04 ment R+>t1l'h, We furnish iM trJ!ll· : M9f'~\1NT TRAININC ing /, thr family i::H•Jlo: 10 • mos old Fastuon ~hotts lookln&! U 110 .. e'U make al'\'&, Ctukt's pet. 536-i333- 1 It if~O again. CaJI Chum· pion Fertilizer Co. 548-4448 Sf,C1JHrrv Ponrolio. Only 3 will hA e NEW ('AR "" REGISTER NOW Penonala 6405 W• apply it. • BONL'S hu-ed Cll_!I for an mtl'n 1ew $7lO MO • UP Da1Trll I::. W<Jrd 673-1601 ~~.;...:..,.;...__~~~~~ New Health Club R£1.AX.ING • ~CE • SAUNA • STEAM BATII • by BNh Ii Su&le. 136 E 18th oU Newport Bl CM. Hrs 10 • 8 p.m. 642-5090. EXP. Japane~ Card..ner Clean up. Complete M1111t 546-1894 EXPERIENCE Japall('Se Gardener. Clean·up It com- plete maintenance. 962-6431 Draw agam.st COM~t for thOM' wtlO work thtmSPlvr.s up No illt' rt>"ncllons Cull Mr George 635·3910. !\10:-J THRU FRI CARRIER BOYS DAILY PILOT Z.:ow !>p('n on Sundays NEED HELP? PART TIME PBX YARD Mamt. cleanup. haul· Ing. Fast, neat work. 1.2 yea.rs exp. 6-ll·408ll. BAKERS TRIM · RJTE LAWN SERV Mo maintalll or cleanup Rot.ouU • Uld&<'fl. 642-5955 Lite t} ping It cashier Xlnt rtls ~\~Y.'91 aft. 5 p m. llAPPY BIRTHDAY BAR.DI E HUDDLESTON l&Jgnedl Alice, Judy, Pat. CORRAL.s eardenlng& Landscapmg Servlce tree plant w·each Joh. 962-4764 ALCOHOLIC> A n o n y · r Genar1I S.rvicn 6612 moua Harbor AreL Phone 673-8724. 24 Hoon. I HANDYMAN, aU repalra, elec • plbg • carp • haul. INC. Announcements 6410 Reu ''.[)onQywoodJ'. SU-1733. t New own"r a.nd managemen Nellie'• Cafe Hauling 6730 An Equal Opportunity Employer ~'9(13 NN110rt Blvd., Ne14 port Brach. \\'EEK·END SPECIAl. * Prime Rib . $2.25 * S.• Food Plate $1.65 This 1ncludl'1 IOUP or salad, u;r GEORGE DO IT! HAULING/ CLEANUP LI 8-1207 LIGITT OR HEAVY HA ULING. O.EA.'NP 545-4327 bak~ or ft?nch tned pota· lot'11, v~able, and bot rolls. HouaeclMnlng 6735 Machinist Pl'lma.nent pv~1uon ~1th ~xpandmg rlt-C'1ron1c rom· pany for 1mag1nil!IVt young macluru.st \\ rU he required to do all lay out, set up & tool.mg for lathe, mill and hand S<'rt>W machllle 3 • 5 yrs exp requ1ffod. ANO GOOD SERVICE AITE'\'TJO~ CO'ISTRt 'CTIO.."l BOOKKEEPERS 1.-o.:al ronstructlOrl Company m txceUmt location on Newport Blvd. dtsittl ac:- C'OW111nlt service in ex· C'hani:e for l'f'1lt. Kl 5-9443 NEED DRIVER Frt'i! t r&r11pc>rtation tor rel.I· oblr dnver to Dallu, Tex. as UI '65 Chevy. Leavin& Aug 281h. 536·200.5. :? 'FRENOf rrad llt\Xlena 1unt nde Mich approx 9/8 Share OR 3-7036 aft 5:00. 6450 WINDOW A: WaU Waahing Flr. waxlnr/ Guuantted! MITCHELL'S Sll-O)n. Ironing 6755 IRONING $1.00 HR. 266 Santo Tomu C.M. &16·3000 &fott 3 pm. IRONING IN MY HOME $1 hr. Hangua, pleue. 64&5197 Landaaplnt 6110 SUMMER Special: new lawna lOc 1q tt. labor & material. Spklrs Inst. f1 per head, labar A: mat lncl. Lairuna Hilla Nwwry. 837-~-Att 5 p.m. 838.:mJ f'refo est. Call 494-80'11 tor appt. Telonic Engineri09 LAGUNA BEACH An equal oppo11un11y emplo)fr s A.LFSMAN $.50 DAY S.-11 t1lt' famous Whi~ Cros~ Plan. AU lhl' leads you can hand.le. Eicp not nee • wUI train Operung& m San· ta Fe Spnngs .\. Orange County atta Apply !I a.m. o 3 pm. 12631 E. lmpenal t s y e Hwy, Room 205, Santa Fe pnngs. Cal. You owe It 10 ourself to inves11g11te Uua xceptlona.1 opportunity. A 1 RE: Beach Mot.or Inn & Apts. On ~ alter Au& 23rd, J..96S I wlll not be ruponaible for debi.. tocun-ed. Jotm W. Geske. Paf:rhangl"I • Pa ntl"I R. E. SALESMEN dive &&Je1man needed now. Can oUer fuU floor time, li~raJ commlllioo & eads. Stop In " wk it ovtr. 91 E. 17th St. 642-3790 6IJO 4 O'i Ii: after thl5 datt I .. -m rK>I be responalble for deba 01hrr than my OV.'tl 'Thomu J Bdl SERVICE DIRECTORY Babytittlng ___ 6_550_ BABYSITTING WEEK· DAYS In Mua Del Mar. 545·9201 Builders 6570 :-RIEDL Coruitr/ Uc B-1 contr. QuaJ • Remodtl'ir. Addltiona etc. 543-9772 eves ord~- INI'ERJOR l ~xterior paint· Inc done reu, ruar wk- manahlp, no job too arna.l.t 5J&.4569 INTERJ OR EXTERIOR Reasonable, );) ye an exp Frtt est. 646·52'30 P&.lnting • The Btl't * V try reaa. '* 20 yn.-exp. Ml M99l SSl-1670 SWEDISH pe.ln~r • Inter, exttr. Reuoo-AIJO ~tin1sb anUquesflum. 5'f&..l163 INTERTOR E X T E P. l 0 R ~uonable 30 yean exp. f'ree est. 646·5290. t' ART TEACHER Exper-painter /Int· Ext. REAS! • 675-5796 oodl• Grooming 6900 6590 p * SPECIAL $6 * REMODEL/ PAINTING SLIDING Glass doon Pool· T oys/ Mina (most patterns) frnces! Hammond Bldir. Scrv1ce/ 839-1M5. I.\ '0\'\IA~. f'\'el')1:hlJ'li lll t'lnmr ~au jobs also f.l.·lt.!:l '...\H.Pl:.."\_Tll_Y_and __ C_o_n_cr_el-e ,\ll pha~es, no Job too &m t'H.!· 11".8 alter 5 P~I- Ft'IJSH CAR.PE?-TR'i Cahinets/ Blw/ :-.!lnor AJ1cratlons. &16·!l583. :ARPETl~G 1aymi; hy e-<· p('rts. 15 >rs exp, '!()(' )d gi1ar. cnmpl, r~t 8394111J :ement, Concrete 6600 SHAW & SONS SPl' llALl7.l:>.G IN EXPOSEU AGGREGATE round.1t111n!' Patios/ 642-<n77 Remodel., Rep.Ir 6940 N EED a carpenter? Call Dnn. Need a ph•mber• C"ll D<n. llouse repalra of any kuid. Don Is your man you ~~~fs~~· r>oa Bovee, L inoleum, Tile, & M.,ble 697S .,_, Tl'B E:\Ct..OSuRES -' Pll..L.'¥1ANS. ETC QuaJ. 54~-4786 alt 4.30 u pholstary 6990 TillS WK'S SPECIAL! Any chair • $15/ Oivnn-S'.!5 + Fabric. 642-5634 ~16-~ 'ree • Es1 Terms J OBS & EMPLOYMENT Com'!, J. 11-LILLY. Llc cement :ontr11ctor. AU typei;. Quahty =oncrete. F'rce estimates. 545·506.'> J ob Wanted, Men 7000 --EX'P. Y'lUnR ~an. Would like Boat Ml.Ult. Varnli;h· rnR.: Eicp. in au. Phone f'rank at 548·4424 alter ;; pm DIE:-O'T JOc ft & BLOCK I ~·ork * ALL TYPES • I · ARP ENTRY. Ca b 1 n" ts MJ 6-4m C hild C1re, LlcenMd 6610 HILD CARE II.di mo•t >atala t.be UoenM nambet I the edverUaer. For fur. 1w tnlonnaUoe oontac• ie C1IJJd Wellant Dept. a. Mta &DL 6''7-0N'J, :4ES 2 tx> 6. $13.50 for S day ·eek. Hot lull('heli, tncd a.rd· # 4835 646--03.52 ;;AS JUies, exr rllent care . ot lunches. Hari>or-Baker le #~ 546· 1539 Lo<·ks repaittd, instaUed 646·1721. Job W1nted, ltdy 7020 WIU. babysH evenings. your home Own transportation. Mature, plf'uant, depend· 8hll', u 8·5998 IRONTNG SI hour. Pleue bnflR hangers. 548~ ""llE of gick or day work. •P Mlary 543·2503 PROBLEMS! Trying to get I.he right help7 Call S-0·2503 BABYSirnNG anytUM 642-4607 y i Aaaembler Electronic ou.ng, with soldering exper· ence It knowledge of Mach. lne Shop Equipment. Per· manent Poslnon. Call: for l\l)pt. 494·!!021 Telomc En· .iineE'rinR Co. Laguna Beach An eqm.J opportunity em· 1' loyer. ltJll IUS BOYS ap ply between 9 a.m • II a m. and 3 p.m. -5 p.m. REUBEN E. LEE 151 COAST HJWAY NEWPORT BEACH REPRESENTATIVES WANTED fo r financial aa.les. Free raining given wh11e you rt'- ain present position. Ally ge. For Appl. Kl 7-6614. T>SOOO. t t 8 6 E Li LECTRONIC "airs field, asion f'n5. rlPCtro m11iz· rtia, Sp('I Soleno11t, Spcl at.ors. solid atate LoduJes ales rese~h. 5 yrs act! n m II e xp, 10 yrs R & O. nw prod. I.let sales orient~. avail immed. 714·897·1™· •MACHINIST J to ob Shop f':q>er. on ~l!'d1um lge Lathes. Apply Edl!r dustries Inc., 1101 Dov11 N.B. ladJ·to Orange Cly rpQr1 I In St Ai R DISHWASHERS apply in P!'rwn EUBE'N'S RESTAURANT 251 E-COJ\st Hrway Newport Beach x L~T -OPPOR/ for 1tenlle- an of Oriental descent to over Orange Cly trrrltocy. ech -i>xPfr. helpful, AU. M2-4L'l3 m (' M c EXPER/ Ser-Sta Altendant, R ~f. Salary .._ Comm. Chancf' ror Advancemf'nt. 2201 E. Coaal Hwyt Cd:'vf/ OR J..3320. SERVICE Station Attn. min 2 years major exp. Union Stauon. con1er ot Superior & Plai-entla. N B. ELECTROLUX Corp,. full time I: pt tl me work SUS wk ii you QUa.ll(y. 542-4153. FULL or part-lime, min age lll Apply in person Lido Car WRsh. 181 E· 17th. CM. SERVICE Station Attendant ExJ>l>r only n~ apply. 3100 E. Coast Hwy. CdM. lLD care in mY home. !need yard, bot lunches, \Pl-Uc #4874. 500075. • 2 WOMEN will clean bo me SE..\fl • rtbred 65 to 72. euy work. lhoC1 hour1, $100 rno. 646·1696. completel,r, $16. 54.1-5400 -ntncton 6620 >0mONS/ REMODEL :. • bulured. f"r'ft Pit. * m.eu * "Ctenlnt 66IO -rDSCAPfNCi • Oun Upt "' laWNI -RototJJlfna. ~ 1N • landlCape main- ..,._ By the mo. 1Jc. ..... ~. ( DAY work or 5 days ,...eek, own tranaporta Uoo. 541.m:J BABYSTTI'ING &I" 2 to S. 642--0258 DEPENDABLE child care. ref Cl'f!l'\CeS, 642·5n -DOMESTIC HELP 7035 LIVE INS Employ~r Pll>'• ferw Gf!Orlt Byland A~ney lOf-S £, 16th S-A. 5f7-03Z PIZZA Cooks/ No cxper ne<" Full or Part • Ume. Pina Pal~. 842-1624. PAAT • TIME Delivery IVW ·OWNERl 18743 ~ach Blvd . H.B. MECH/ Eiq>er f\111 • Umti. CJft'.11 Aulo R~r 1747 Anaheim' MR·4717. PART tlmt wool P<"l'llft, Corona df'I Ma.r. 675-<WO ~-OAJ:L1' PILOT ,,, ~.»~.-AfwJ-1.JMuA. 64.2-3870 549-2'743 M~ -.tcy. lronl desk •. s.350 Legal ~·.>'. i yrs exp • . '00 Legal tmet .......... to 350 Gtrl Fnqay .......... to 400 Secy. know ml"fi tenM. 400 Rf'(.·f'pl. Hee paid I ...... 350 Typist. gd w1C1gures •• lo 325 Jr. liel;' ............. to 112 SECY'L tramee lite Short· hand, acrurale typing. Neal & dtal with Public. Age IS. 25. CaU Mr Linden 673-f.(,68. Many other openings. SUPERJOR AGENCY Help Want~, Women Telephon• Sollclton Previous phone exp abso- lutely necessary Not a high prt'$sure organization. Ideal working cond rn your 011. n pnvate oflice. Short hours. i;uar salary pluA bonus. ln· trl'Vltw! from 10 a.m ~tni t. ing I\ 2.">. Mr Phillips No phone calls 11lease Atl,11> Builders 2432 Newport Blvd CM CHRISTMAS SALES START NOWI flexible boors near your home free training AVON PRODUCTS 530-5860 HSEKPR/ Rt>Sp malure woman w / own car, Catt for portion of borne-Cook It aerve dinner, Pick up child al Sehl. Other ™'Ip in home. Hrs·Mon thru Fn 12: 30 • 8: 30 pm. 673·3672 aftpr 7 pm. WOMAN WANTED Donul ghop 140rk rarly a m. shdt No C"P· necess Apply Mr. Donut 135 E. 17th. CM ATTRACTIVE WOMAN OJ>('mni In our Sa.lei Dept for unusual woman. Good educ:. No upcr·req. 25-45 Aver. part-time S62·wk. full lime $119-wk. Car nee 547-8931!. l!>-2 p.m TELE.TYPJ:: • 'IWX Opr. Insur:inrl' Clerk • Hadley Reservat1on11 Clrrk Western Girl, Inc. 2700 Harbor Blvd. C.M. equel OJ>POrtunrty employer MATURE woman, 40 • 55 pleasant. smiling appear· ance. Pt lime is Med off. good phone voice, Hrs 9-3 wk da,y11. 9-12 Wed. $1.50 hr, Westcllff Atta. Start Sept. 13. 675-3931 for int. appt. TOY & GIFT Parties Need $100 wk?? See ua! ! No dellvecy * No collect! Gift.I 'N Gedirets 541-4383 DESPERATE mthr nds lv·ln sitttr for person wt carl t.o wrk 5 da. wk, a.lao wlllina to wk some evee & Sat. 5.16~17. HSEKPR for Elderly Re· llnod B~ineu man. Older wo man Interested In Rd· home/must drlv~ <:Ir, LI 8-3857 LEGAL SECRET A-RY- Eicper. ne<:-Nf!W modttrn of11cea. Salary open. C11ll 847~ for appointment. EXPERIENCED t! e n l a I ~t-1)pe eo wpm. Wrlte box M•240. Dally Pilot. BAR MAIDS/ n . J.S. Apply H pm/ "Vikki's" 1'1911.i Newport Blvd/ CM BEAUTICIAN, parantu + commlllllon. 1836 Newport Blvd. CM WORK'G moth@r oteda Slt- ter/Hffk:pr. Uve In or out. 5-day wk $30. 847-5602 Gnu. Wlll11ed u ... 1lttaa immediately. CNOIHIChool) m.no . , 261 Montevlsta, CM 646-1170 -........ 1)ilt' 45 wpm. tlec t~ P<"' n· t('r. 2 yrs n-cent e-<penenc-e HS grad. U.S. Clrlienahlp RPquircd APPLY • PHIL CHAMBER.UN COLLINS RADIO CO. 19~00 J1mborH Road Kl 9-291 t NEWPORT BEACH A I I applications rl'vJt>wt'd on merit with no bias to- ward ~. Color. Cret'd or Sex. Young lady e~nenced in p neral of· bet work. Dlctat100 and assiat Bkkpr, salary open. 2'X>7 Randolph St. C.M. HOSTESSES Experienced lady drtll clerk 847-3525, Mr. Hathcock BABYSrITER, li\Je in. Care tor 1 child eves. C.Olleee girl preferred. 54$-2974. EXPER. Saltalady for rudy to wear shop. Wrl~ cl o Daily Pilot Box # M238. . CLEANING, iteneraJ, 1 or 7 da,y wl'ek. adults, Sl-50 hr. ref required, TW ~1141 HB. EXPERIENCED dental re- CE1>tlon i st. Mu.st take X • Rays. 646·2634. . MASSEUS E/ Exper not nee. Salary open. l.3'l E. 18th, CM. 642-5090. Job.-Men, Wom. 7500 Ex~ed UNITED CALIFORNIA BANK 3029 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa An equal opporturuty miployer S.A. 1000 SALE ENDS AUG. 31st! OPEN EVES DURING SALE ~ Every 1teru in our ston! 11 on 111le at great!y reduced pricea. Sale di&count al· low!'d on special orders too! TV Recliners values to Sl:A>. now $79 95; Laddertack chi.lrs Wert' n 9.95 now $14.95; Teardrop S w a g lamps with 15' chain. $10.95; S49'l Quill~ 100' sofa Spe· clal fl9'J.95. 513 w. 19th, Costa Mesa. * FURNITURE * Sm.aJ.I St.or. Btr v &Jun APT. OWNER SPECIAL 2 pc Liv nn Ml new fTt.96 & po BR et • new $89.116 & po CllnetU u.ed 119.116 Maplt, Contemp Is M~ra 1001 OTHER lTEM8 3 ROOMS Furn us9,g5 NO DOWN -TERMS Rangea, Rdrtr~ TV1 APPROVICD FURN. FM Radio & record plyr- $20. Dinette aet·f 15. clothff, misc. RCA WhirlpQOI ato\e 4·yra old-$40. 618 Goldenrod CdM, 675·1647. FURN. camping equip .. guns. FOUR I.rack 1tereo tape re· corder: W I 30 ta pet, 6' 2 Mikes. $250. 548-89'11 POOL TABLES New and uaed 1965, BRUNSWICK $345 Free delivery & lnltalla· tion: 1003 financln&· We take trncle-\ns. Uae our Chr!Jtm11 ''layawa,y." SECARD POOL 323 S. Main, ~ 532-1992 Rt'fng .. elec lllove, Creei.cr, misc. latch. tble, cha..irs. 2382 Pallsadea Rd. S.A. Hgls, 546·4323 or 96:l~7'18 KJllTTED fORl(S t' 401 IRVlNEI N.B. fUm. Ooth'g, Mlr·1tema. r' FOR SALE r ARGAINS GALORE! Remnanta. Sampla It J4m. FURNITURE. dllihet, cloth· enda Sat. Only I a.m. t• ing, odds n' ends. 16641 2 p.m. 929 Baker a.ta Kettler Ln, HB. 847-3680 Mesa. • ----* ATTENTION * Appllan~ It 00 .,. Boat owner1 Ir bullckre GE MOBILE·MAJD Portable diahwu~r • S50 642-4247. O'Kl::EFE & Men1tt range $55. Nor'ie Wllhtr ~· &th iood cond. 67~90 SPEED Quttn Gas Clothes ~r. Llke New! $10. &a6-sai5. V Surfboard Shops t"' Muonry Contractxn Thor Electric Heavy Duty Hand Grinclt r, Sander 6 Bulter • 4,500 r.p.m. $!!(). 673-2549- GUNS • B\JY e SELL • TRADE ammo l acceuoriel 12 to 8 pm Monday thru Fri GE Double oven range t'OSIS 10 to 5 pm Saturday $400. New cond. '25(). 54s.7~ 2075 Newport Blvd. Antiques 1110 Costa Mesa 642-38'J'J --_ REF'RJGERAT0R (id wq HALl.Artts, Roll·top deska order) S.2S, dinttt.e Ht •/t Round Oak tabln . Seda: chalra ns. Italian pn>Yina Ed.Ison recoi'd players cral couch ram.om mad>t> Piano stools, Leaded ahades' S50. modem aofa $75, 2 C1oc:ks, Commodea etc-' bl~ step Lables $7.50. bed Kl 1-3751 room set $45, floor lamp l3. * ALMA ·s A1lTJQU~ _546_·_1_866=:-:---=-=-~-- 823 w. 16th St .• Npt. Bch WILL IUY Juat W. Of Placentia Avt. GOOD Muslcel IMt. 1125 USED f"URNrruRE It APPLIANCES 646-1631 Attractive young womtn Day or Night applv in prr-.on REUBEN E. LEE Applicant• conslde~ on n&t 8&rbof u 8·9660 Y6 FOAM! 1 merit rt'ga.rdleu of race, LIDO ISLE(MOVTNG-reli&i<>UI ~ed. color, na tional ....a FR. P1w . Din'& stl . Fruit· &ould Music Co. tor "Do It younelt' upholmrina • cut while )'OU wait-8'2-3971 462 E. 17th St. C.M. m l::. Coast I lwy., NB U1 •rtn. ancestry. sex ood n 1 h 1 __ or age. w n s 7-pcs. M-.: fr· NEW & USED PIANOS HSKPR, nf't'(jtd for prof couple, 3 ~ II.if chldm, Mon· F'ri, approx 8.»-S:l:l, S.'ic. week. must be rtUable, Mature woman, ref. n«, lluntington Harbour, 8'17-6186. Prov tables-Antique Louis "" UNEMPLOYED? XIV round table. Antrque PRO-RESUME SERVlCE Otinne Tnk table Norge ORIEJ'IT AL 40'' t'OWJd chow table avocado rreen $e.IO; brand new m~le deak &: cha.ir &: 2 pc cluaic &ee- tJon al. LI 8-9423 ,.,, SS • n 2 & $21 auto. wshr. One Sadler We have temp. work whlle etch'p. CoUectors record.I. & ORGANS wailing for employment. Mile • Dishes, Lamps. etc PROGRESS COUNSELORS F'R.1-sA T /ll-4 PM Home of Knabe Fl1her Story & Clark, Pianos & Conn Or9an1. NEAT reliable lady. $10 ('VPry f'n, 6 hrs Of home- work for 10 mo. famil)' of 2. Phone collect ZeUo JE 4-6633 444 VlA LIDO NORD Rent/Option to Buy 1801 Newport CM. 646-167:1 3 ROOMS FURNmJRE all for S295 or $12 mo Out of atate credit ')K. Zl3 678-4721. BABYSITl'ER, LJVe tn. Catt for I child evenings. Col· ll'ge wrl rrefrrrl'd. 545·29'1'1 FRY -CTlOK' Reliable, steady for (ale 111 dwntwn H B. Appl~ ~I:? Walnut. SALESl.IRL r11r candy shop, Ne14 port B"ar h Call Coro- ~· i3i-7;:1;3 a.It 6 pm HSEKrP.. -BABYSITTER NEWPORT BEACH &12.:\418 MATl:RE lady, Live in. Bab>Sllllm: Ute hae'p S • days S lll!rmo. 545.5259. lMB\'. iITf:R. Npt Bch. 7 -15 am·i pni, :.. day week. ____ fi7_,·l;t17t M,\ TUR!-. "'r1m:._n_to_b_e_b_y sit In :"B p1111 lim~ durln& day. TOJl ~.il.1ry 673·5972 -W-;AL 'LCRET ARY Trainee • ™'rrthand lBM· E>-t'(' i'lli-::<no. ' Uee DATLY PILOI' Cla.~ MGR. Wtd! To occupy neowly.<fec. 2·br hse. 17 u111ta, quiet • loc-Nr-Shop'i Ctr. I0'7c -fTOSI/ children o.k. Expc.r • prd. 646~ a .. uty Operato,.. Here's your chance to be! In business for younelf. Rent a booth In an active &bop CaJI for appt 546-1970. MAITRE DE Rt'staurant. lor merly Cleopatn. Waitn>sa es. cocktatJ waitrrsses dishwuhe!"I & busboy& 00,2107 n!I W. 19th St C.M. tEAUTY OPERA TOR Harbor Shopping Center PERMA TRES.5 549-07'57 School .. IMtr-uctlon 7550 Chilcoat . 10 LeWlll TYPING SCHOOL Children; Va1·atlon rates Quick EZ method. Call Mun. Wed. Fri. U 8-2859 173 Del Mar Ave .. C. M. Place yoor wao& !Ml where lbef're looldaC -DAILY PDHI' cluaUle4. MJ..6171 525,000 PER YR. Is your income potential in the resale department of Walker and Lee, Inc., one of tbe largest Real Estate flrml in the United States. Our company sold over lour thousand homes tu t yrnr alone. You can share iA thil phenomenal aucc~ il you are wlll· ing to work Jong hours with con· sc1enUomneu and aggreas.lvenua. Complete and detailed tr1lnln1 courses ln Real Estate law, financing, and laleananship are oUered at no charge fbr thole who quallfy. Il you are not I.teemed, we will Ullrt you in obtalnln1 your Ucenae. Only thOM Willinl to wort 1ix days a Wffk, 12 houn per d11 to achJeve exceptlon· aUy ~th tncomea need apply. Call now for appointment Mr. Thagard 645~29. J ... J • MODEL HOME FURNITURE SALE Sat .• Aue-28. 10 am.J pm AT Easthtutl-Npt Modt l Area S3.1 Bellis St., N. B. rolf Jamboree Rd t FR.EE DELIVERY w11hln 10 mlle radius. -----a 4 ROOMS <complete hou1e· full Including brand new Admlral retrirerator 6 famous lt}odel ranie, $555. Pay oruy $5.50 weekly. Out of town credit wcl· come. HUB FURNITtJH..E 1724 N"'1'p0rt. Co.ta Mesa. 640-«;JJ. 2 PC Omg Sec, ea 6' long $175 or $100 ea; blue occ chair SJ.S. occ lhl & 3 way Imp $35. nw Udico can opnr knlre aharpnr SS. swivel rocker nds re-up $~. 847·5728 STEAMER wardrobe trunk $40, contemporary llOfa A chair $50, twin bed no hd· board $15, round WAinut cotfee table $.5, uh break· front. open top S30. 96H29.'5 ,.,, BUY BEF'ORE SCHL! BUNDY Cl.ARJNET -S75 Xlnt • cond : Lt B-9708 '4ERCHANOISE FOR S"LE AND TRADE Pianos t 130 UPRIGHT piano, ~xcell'enl shape, $500. 673-1~ Organs 1135 HAMMOND 1 n CORONA DEL MAR OUera 300 tine organa I. planoe BEST DEALS! BEST SERVICE! 2854 E Coast Hiwa)' • OR 3-8930. C. J. GOUl..D baby· api.nct 1 yr old, show room cond. 1940 value. sacrifice $375. 541;-®n. 3109 Jetrcraon. c~ WURLITZER organ new 65. walnut. 11acrlflce S78S firm. Prlv party. ~·4646. Tefevlalon 1205 WE RENT Gray's ill W. 4t.b, S.A. Open 9-6 Kl 2·2941 50 F'ORD Xlnt. Cond. Sl Buick tn&. Auto. T'r'IJI!. V.W. parts. No reu. otter retulied. 646·3488 Dl.VENPORT A: chm •rood condl, upright piano $150 .>r offer. misc. 370 Avacado Apt I. CM. 642-4Z68 BASEBAU. 1ta111u. full size, I bar room IYIX' 1 icood cond, &Uaranteed. Sl'..!S. 54S--0377 or VT 7-4504 1960 WU.SHIRE. commm:W pk'in& lot S\\ eeper. al.I() 'Sl Chev achoo! bus. partly ftn. lshed aa camper. IW7-7il5 21" TV Pie. lube $16.95. tn• stalled tn home. Service call $2.50. SC'I not removed. Sll-4500. MOVING: Nrw· 1ilvnn. chair SUS. Coffee G.: 1-,nd table 125. Divan SZ>. Dinette aet $.25. 646·3762. REF'RJG I+ lop frul $6, dinet~ aet w/5 clWra SJO, aU xlnt cond. m.e Wal· la~. CM. MARK JV evapantor CO<Mr w I 1tand, XL.NT cond, $35. ~~216-WHIRLPOOL washer 6 dry-~. nearly new. rebuilt er (x\nt condl both $175. TVa. color TV1, ptlon09, SAC. R.etri&-clean, worka maple twin bed RI (nrly wunera. dryen . tronen. good. Call atter 5 P.M. newl $125 complete. retrrw. atovea. ~t i.t. 646-J07S. 546-2727 or 546-9072 bu7 l&ter, u you w1&ll. Klv;:;TCH;;;:;t:;r:E:;:N.--. -~-:,-. -:;Car-·_ra_c.,....lc. MAPLE drop·leal Salem No Depo1lt/No l:ontracta Elec -train, RUgi, Mlac. flnlah dining table by Drex• Free Servtc• a O.Jlvery 433 BROADWAY, CM. el • $56. Salem finlah Maple '2 Yrs. Appl Rellablllt1 NAUGAHYDE ~ dJvan drop leaf cockta.il tabte-S'25/ JessH's Kl 3.1341 Uke new, toam cUlhl~ ~7 att 4:JO. 1013 8. Matn St. Sant& Ana $75 &t2-42U aft 5- P'Urnfture Ir R.efr1,.ntora TROPICAL flah tank.I, tlah, FOR RENT Hl·l'I & Stereo 1210 equip., 25 aat. $40: u cal Sll w. 19th St. C.M. $30 ~.. ft 7 $41-1454 WAREHOUSE CLEARANCE • ~ 1 pm SOFA con~m. 90", belite NEW NOW 2 GOLD nauphyde dlnn1 brown tweed + coral Fu1her tuner prt·8mp It perfect COfld, 169 both. w1ti loorure chr. I~ new $l2S. Mcintosh amp $450 $7S _•tll lt'panllely. 847-4871. 548-4189. Fafrchtld turn· MOVING, evtrythln~ IOfl -=-~-----t11ble 1SO 75 cheep lnC'I baby & kida 5 COMPL£TE rooms tum1· EV , .. ca lure l3t9 . po mo lnctudlnr ~·15 40 S14 par . .rw-77111. appllancu. Gny'a G2 So. Carran! RCIS 79 15 4 Marblt tabl,_-es-lcu-lt-uttd) Main, Santa An&. Stephe"' RT1 25 S10 w/1t&nda It eidn topa. ~--=---------Olant• ba111 10 Sl.00 548~14 HOUSEnJL Earl)' • Amer. Walnut C.... 25 $5.00 wiiAS:;&;u;r::;;;;-:;--~---fllm. Dlahee/ E\l'lrythl.nr N.,.r lleno .... -50 7,.., HER, dryer, Uv rm • -1 f13"57'1 aft 8. -... " ""' camera. • mlac 1•-' •-I" tptabn l14 Sl.00 l<n:n H1Jawa H B '-.':!: fiEDROOM ......... a mlac "5 E. 17th SL, eo.na MIN DN. .......t-• • • r·..._ Herrw. 1tTT AftlOld A vt, n.-""'"""' 1V • 2t' ', I rnuPthil C.M. &0·-· new, w/autornatJc cob-purtl~. $39$. 548-1181 BARGAINS fnlrtlt. damatll'd olflct tum. A.ltna De a k. 104 N. Hal'pll', SA 5.11-7370 COMPLETE IM •xec:ut!ve of&. flm. UM ww. ~ .. , Pwt '° ... TJ», CASH In JO MINUTb for l'\am/Appl 641-MeO n. ...... ""' -·-o..11 1 GARDEN lrl c\or "1th aii attach, l ram wt. ~·ITU CHAIR.,/ Tables/ £lee-dryer Glrl'a Cloth'r . Mlle. REAi! 11464279. ANTlQUE Wurlltar JuJ. Bot w I 1"9C.'Orda. P'ttf-co.11 Make ottar! 142-3lll. MiRCI SA ' Ftl, 7 r-:.,;w 1t ~wiit'<I Redu)t'J hrde·a.b matt i! vaC\lum lumps t din· m1 Buffe~i.: TV; dh wr. P" t't'f ti.; \ many ii tu menl OPE WIND ~'11771' (.'nsta M• 4 R:O.tS · COLLE f'ltl·hen l'11fna, t dinner / 8tt'V i: 1lt>mS. f )·ou M: "all to 11 l'l('W Rent I $1-Ref Mesa. (Li l\ltrythi nt1Mei [fff-:- RJ::G. \I l'LE'TE Misc. Y HIGHES' FOR Q ~!L HAVE Properl llH M boat1 a: 641-0425 PETS a Pett, G ~BR, Dl bit-Ins, & beact 1114430 YORKJE ~am dt-<'taw1 -Doge p3{)DLE Cream 01 S1lve ~-4390 AUST GET yow Gennan sa.t-~77 B~GLE llas hac Kl ~ps 1RlS1f! J O • wk ~the 11 • G BASENJ JU BEAU'I'Jl l yr ol Ana. Of FREI WANTEC ll greal ~ hHe lot .l altert outdoonl 111y own hanil'l08« OR f>.19! 3 LOVAl kittens, good hoc adult ma ed. PJua male er mootha 1 C.M. BIG bea months. boxer cc lkl!l'\lt', r:h1ldren only. m BIG heal mo. Mal• Cl'OU· Sh t.mil,y • fenced W~lo DI FREE to dog. bl.a tng11. ion, '1' Dach huahua. U!ectlon CUTE nl iood ha howiebto ~lte, s Ruby, Bt 873.9521. BLACK 11 thota A 1."0IUt . 1' drtn and 7211., We BLACK 1 I ...eka M&m8. 2: da, Sanu de. S.ntl efatJTir ll:tlt"' Ir ktttena 4 <>Mer 111 f7S·'731. :; Klttena; t\ bouaet ~. IM.2-002 Jl'RD:: I ...s han '•· TRANSPO~!_A_T_IO!!_ I TltANSPORTATION $•11botta 9010 Tralt.n~~tlll~ 9450 MiRCHANDISE FOR I MERCHANDISE FO'l SALE AND TRADI SAL E AND TRADE -----. -- Mltc•ll•MOUS l600 ~ llU -•UD014·Slllm• AUCTION ~a-.::.0: ' +=-COVER. f,l,, 7 P.M., Aug. 27th i!odl, a1J ..-• NIPel , N~W & USED FURNITURE to edlllla Bid _. red. ,.__ Crul..,. 9020 (,lwtied Dwana: .ec:Uonall; lltud Serfb) 5t1-w7 lh-c:hous; Swivel rodlen; TOY Ji06DiZ 1'UPI UNIFLfTI hade·a.bedll; bunk bedl; ll&Je/ 1 • AiltOlt ~ 1IM ,., Out~ a watt 111All. de»lu.: sew. mac:tir, 9 • wb. AXC Mt .. -. AptlOO ndlo. bow rail, cHn· v~ums. ~huts: cotfte A ......., - lctmps lblu: Beaut. bdrm ll ....._. ftl, ~··· companion din rm. 11ets; China cabr, aiEIAiliAii BAY ft• WL U-. new, .... like ~tdlets: 1V's; RCA color trtrNr.,_ JU> Male. A.K.C DIW• ta water wUl dtmo. TV: dlnettes: sllde projec-CamPIDll 9'Dck. 763 Cen· Martna Boat Sales wr: pwr. tool&; like new tu St. Ml 6·3766 16222 Pac. Cout Hwy. .. ef1:., washers, dr)ers . . . COCKER PUPS Surfi;kie, ~3 "34·8Gll 1111.riy items too numerous AKC champ aired. $35. 19t,i, LAPSTRAJ<E ctu1ser. iu mcnllon. 826-<19'.ZS. 50 bp Evinrude Elcc atart. OPEN DAILY 9 TO 4 GlaM over wood bull, con- WINDYS AUCTION H_o_rH_s ____ w_o vert top. ha.It tank. b•a r REG. Shetland Mare 2·""" wbeela, Ult. trailer. All CG ,,.v equlpped, plua many ex· :!075' J Ncwpon Blvd. r VERY GENTLE! O'U· Lat $.1,IXXI t.akea all! t.:ost..i Meb3 646-8686 OfEAP! 541-8218 847-Sla -------------4 H~1S •d tum. All or part. TRANSPORTATION 28' TROJAN w1 twin ltitu- COL.LECTIONS: min & cepton . compaas. depth fl~ Pltchen . ANnQUE alus: Bo.ts & Yachts 9000 der, bait tanks. spotlight, 1·hlna, eLC· 60 pc FrallClacan side curtains, plank boat, dinner serv 8. 10 xtn 1.960 OWENS 25' Sea Skiff $7995. ~ pc. All $35. Other cabin cNlatt, alee119 4, l&5 Marlna Boat Salea ali'IT\S· 693 Plumer # B CM hp. VS la~rake con.st., 42 162'12 Pac. Coaat Hwy )·ou saved & slaved for watt radio, 2 anchors Wllh Surt.aide ''all to wall Cll.l'P'l Keoep cba.m and nylon lines, extrat 596--0613 434-8611 11 new w1lh Blue Lustre, gu tank 75 pl. cap. Bai --------- Rent Electric shampooer tank and pump blower, bow lS' STARCRA1T cabin crula-st. Retd Hardw~. C<>1ta raJI, full covers. All safety er. Johnson '15 hp outboard, :'\lesa. eqwpptd. M500 • Call OWD-new lborellne Wt trailer. er 546·12'l4. 2 mooths old, less thlll 25 1 LEAVING STATE! hour& boat .a. ..i-1:.'Vrrythme ~12848 Drake. 22 Fi' Campbell CMUler Sl800 on ., en..,- CM Meaa del Mat/546-60'2S. JUat spent tn recoodJtionllll Excel. caad. m1Ult eell !Mt, plu. new eniine· Immacu· $2995 ar MOO A take over 1.EIT • hand Golt Clubs/ late condition. Make otter peymmta. Alta I pm, RJ::G. Wooda & Irons. COM· Will take anythinc of value _5_36_·1243. ______ _ PLETE • $90. )4&.4512 diya, In u-ade. Kl 9-1324 or 31' PEMBROKE '&ti Fiy- Misc. Want.d 1610 HIGHEST PRl~ PAID FOR QUALITY Cl.OTHES 437-&lDl ~·e 1190 HAVE clttr ~ A Propertie9 wlth larae equl· oas will trade for Auto. boat1 airplane etc. 641-0425 PETS and LIV!STOCk 642-1596 Mr. Allen. bridge Twin Sc. Dual conlr. 33' MONTEREY type J'an· S&I Di', wtrppreu, ratri&. tall. $lOl6 firm. Hull needs S!Jll &. Leu UWI '10 bra. work +-cyl Buda Dtelel-eng lmmac. $14,950. Ownr cu At Moorina F·IO. olf lSUI St a:nnp 11ac. 64MllD N.B. Bay (Moorinc oot 23' OWENS. ~nl lhape, Inell. 12lJ) ED 8-5<112 b1 water oow. Radio, D£W 77' OWENS Sedan, bN.d, ~-YI -1ne l5CIO &alley, Ol.ry motor, alpe c RPM cmiis1ns IPMd. 2400 Take •m &all tor part of ft.PM . lee box and stove. equity. l'2'700. 213 '33-0US $3000. 642-lllil after I p.m. 23' SOUntCOAST fully ll' ALTACRAFT lnbd cab, equip Xlnt cood $3,200 SIS, CB. F'atho. maey u· (213) fi61-ll(l. tru • tnJltt 675-lrnl TRAll..ER RrTCH EAZ tlft tJac:t. bnkte. deUlchabie 1"r v1ew m.lnws. 115. OR 5-UTl ''°' TllUCKJ '60 ront " •· ,. ww.--... '52 Chev. 'ii ton. ....... '51 O\e\f. 4 tCID ...... ·51 c.M.c ~ ton. 4 .,... CHUCI ST- 2100 Harbor Blvd . Costa MN& • . • 642-5024 '56 G.M.C. V·8. auto. A steal 1l $395 4 others to d100it from G & M Moton 1501 Newport Blvd. Colta Meaa 642-o302 55' FORD picK~ truck eu_a.. tom 57' bed, SJSO, please call 53fH569 HB. Campen 9520 TWIN PINES 8' Camper, for a 1,.. ton Pickup. Like new• l.I s.5747. 12' TRA VELrTRLR Sleeps • 4. Ranae It refrl& $399. Call 1839-0762. Imported Au!09 ~ 91 1 New l rlttsh G,..n $8,900. 6'15-21C. '59 vw -$750 CLEAN! 546-6196 JAGUAR 1964 DE J1111• Go\dM Saad ext.W wtdl full belie leather interior. Factory air condit1onin1 A AM·P'M ndio. An outatand- ~buy. $4695.00 STAllSIURY BUICK Patt, General UOO KAYAK. wl PADDLE * Exclellent c.cmditlon * Sp11d Sid loah 9030 1920 Newport Blvd. Coat& Meaa 646--9022 ~ BR. Dix Duplex, crpt~rps, $.98.50 6CS-190t *SKI IOAT * bit-ma, patio. wlk to storts & beach. bit location ilJ5. -131-4430 H. B- WANTED: Yacht&. all ldnda. to trade on real utat.. 14' Havoc Sll:l Boat. C\lat. ~ Liallon Ca.il. 6n·3810. terior, 40 bp Mercury wl YORKlE Cemale S6'5 • A.KC, Oum Persian cat. Fem. 1'' POWER Cat + trlr. Twin dit-<'lawed/ Re&/ 673-2789. 4S-HP Mere STSo. ~ m-7385. 646-2'TT7 electric start. New Cootin· mtal nit Trlr. 839-2959. --Dogs 112.5 PdODLE Puppies/ AKC min. Cuam male • $451 Cream 01 Salver fem • ~ 536·-'390 At;STRALJAN SILKY TERRIERS 538-4'1'24 GET your WATCH DOG now, Genna.a Shepherd pupa. 5iU·l5T7 alt 5:00. BEAGLE Puppy, ~male llaa had all ahoU. $25. Kl_~·~. IRfiR' 8£11£R/ Female, JO • •ka/ A.KC/ S7S. Pick IA the litter! 546·2846 , • GOOD QUALITY BASENJI/ MALES ONLY REAS! 493-4069 BEAtmTIJL Samoyed male, .l yr old. SJO. 16fS Santa Ana. CM. (cor Orle A S.A.) FREE TO YOU WANTED a speci1l home for a great big lovable pure ll bile long hal~ cat. Sho'e .l altered. Trained to go outdoors. Beau~ peL. But my own pet !1 beiog very hardno6ed about Snowshoe. OR >1957 S/28 3 LOVABLE 1 o D i ba.lttd kittens, 5 weeks • free to IOOd ~. Ai.o long haired adU.lt male 11'Q' tig-er art p. ed-Pha lhart haired fe- male s:re:Y. and W'bite, 9 moot.ha old. 721'1; Wetlo Dr. C.M. 8/2e BIG beautiful red dos lD months, male and collie. boxer crou. All shots and Ucenae . To lamlly with children and large yard only. 121~ Weelo Dr· C.M. 8/28 BIG heautltul red doc. 10 mo. Male. O>IUe and boxer Cl'tlU· Shota and llcen.e. To i.mlly w/chlldren and 11 fl' need yard onty. m ~ Weelo Or. C.M. 8/'.le FREE to e>od home. female 14' SKI Boat with tn.ller • Inboard. Cbf!vy engine. SIS" 23' Trojan Cabin ~ ~9 Hull. Make • oiler MUlt ahlp to ahore radio. RDF aell. Extra engine included New covers. $2995. 536-2013 &42-<1891 alt 7 PM. 14' SPEED lid boet with 40' CHARTER boat, rn· 40 hp Mere. It lral.ler make diesel Lie for 15 pug. RCA olfer • 536-Q284. radar-ADF • 15 wt rMio. 14' SKI BOAT • $250 ~ cond! 5.1'7·21Tl 35 • HP EVIN + 33~ MONTIEttEY • PtSO TRLR. '*&> u 1-3'765 S.llboett 9010 1r6" snipe ...., ...... by SdM!dr, trall«, all enru. Uke new '64 model. COit n850 NC1W Sl.295. Granath, 673-3570 Mwlne_ ..,._ _ 9035 l ~ HP Brltlah Sea Gull outboard molar, Ullr.e new. M• R1l. S54Mt loat Rentat. 9031 HOURLY rent.ala • O'Da.y 0., Sailua, Rbodes 19 • m°*Or boata. Fun Zone Boe.t Co. OR 3-02fO * UDO lt, #&00 w/trlt CON, full rac~ r ear, 3 IUita, dACrml -1 new Nit. ued crib' once. $1015. 6f6..63IS Mobf le ....,,.. ALBA TROSE • 23' ak>op. Very rood C<lnd ! 1418 W Bay Ave. n4SO. Owner 673-1232. 1962 ANGELUS 10x55 dble expando. , bdrm. front kit· chen. 1ereened porch, C&l)()o Pies. 1torage cabinet le akirt. Ulied only 9 mos. 26' THUNDERBIRD Sloop. Quick sale $5j00, Bank Slffps 4, bead Ir ralley ~nns poss. s~a Clilfc Equlpl for niclng or crus· Park. sp. lt6. 646~7 tna'· $4500 737-7460 Or. Kriaa 35' TRLR, with 1o·x20· Ca· UDO 14 #106, $900. New bane, new refrir. pa htr anoctmd m.aat, rood con-dition. HY H 350 &: ltv, aleeps 4 adul~ only, ap Ill. Pacific Trtr Prk. 26' SLOOP * Ludera 11 $3.,DI S3H151 HB • Excel radn( recw'd. * JS'. READY to JDOft Into, Must sell! Owner' M'M90'7 new paint. Nnr cooch-In-* UDO 14, #Ul * terior loftly cond. moll XLNT CONDITION! sa~ oc ~ WOO. 673·m3 l BR. tul11 crpCd, "' block SNOWBIRD '30. ftberglaas ~~ luvinr town. ex-eel. cond, dolly, dacron .,,,..,--..-~-=----.-...,,... saJI $500 LI 8·1744 '63 IMMAC! lOxSO. Newly· cptd. $3800. M alte OU er 21' ENDEAVOR 1loop i~ 548-7985 an. 5:30. ..,eoct aL big dllCOUnt --1-0l&--ROD--11.--R.E_EL __ BOA MARINA 673· 4 • yra old-Awn's, 2 • Br. 26' LUDER • 16, fully uipt Unlum. 962~ a.ft S pm. Very iood cond. Secrttlce S2400! ~-ms. TRAVEL TRAILER SNOWBiJili #50'Z • nt'ltl &tl-6683 Trlr A CCM!r; dac aaJls. '8'JS. OR 3-6112 * 20' SLOOP • Dae ult., aeat C'Wlhions, O.B. mtr $700. m.1353 . FREE TO YOU BICYCLES SCHWINN Town A: Country T-andem Bteycle. UM new! $85. ~ S48-'1072. Motorcyc... HOO __ ......... _____ _ 1t6J Jlgur Mlrkl Juat as fresh and smart to. day u when It wu dellvr.r- ed In 1983. nu. la t.be ar1s· tocrat of ~ motorlnl. Save lhouu.nda of dollan. smo.oo STANSBURY BUICK 234 E. 17th, Costa Mesa u l-T765 'Sl JAGUAR XKE coupe. Brttilb ndmc 1?9111 •/CUit" tnltinC .,... atatt. mt. ua/b ndlo. IDlllt •c at u. io.r price ~ Bank finan. low down on 11~ "°"9d cndl~ Ul50 Newpon &Ml CM~ ·cs JAGUAlt XKE Cpe. Im· maculate thruoout, chrome win wheels, dunlo1>1. fac- tof7 alt oood. 20,500 actual mlJe&. Mmllic vaY· Prt~ ate party. $3S!iO. m3647 'SJ JAG XKUO cpe. reblt q . bnnd new tires. pn>f peJat job •• 1J Hll&.3 MERCEDES IENZ Mercecl.tohn1 S.. and 5uvice For Or.nae County JIM SLEMONS Imports UO W. Warner Santa Au 546-(ll4 MG '52 MG, $575 5.l6-JJ68 PORSCHI '84 POR.SOit ~ -c PVT·PTY. XLNT-O>ND! C.ll -detalt./ 673-8624. '58 PORSCHE Speedater. Xlnt runnlnc • cond! $1100. Must tell! OR 3~ '55 PO~E Cpe • $900. Rebuilt ~N. New clutch, Gd • ccnd! Ml ,,. ... 'SI PORICHE 1600 S CPEI s...t etaY • na. MINT • concll 646-tltl '65 Porsch. C c..-. 67U214 RENAULT dog, black w/wblte mark· inp. klng ha!Nd; ~ c.oci.r. ~ Dad.larumd • ~ Od· buahua, 10 mtt. old A Vfr/ Ulectionate, can 847·2111 13' HONDA lc:nmblff. bored 1961 RENAULT Canvelle. WANTED sood home for to 305. t\lk A roll 1eat, lk 4 ap. R 6 H. aolt A bd top, ..,. ctrrE nutry lddena nt e d iood homes. WIUICI and house-broken. Gray • n d "'1tlite, pert Pwslan. ~ Ruby. Balboe Ia1and. 673.9521. BLACK lab pqp.. Mal~ 4 mo. lhotl A lk-e,_. Mixed w/ collie. 'n, f&ml!J with chll· dren and t.nc.d J9ld Gft11. 7'll 'i, Weelo Dr. C.M. 8~ BLACK and Whftt Kittens. 8 Wffks old. Al«> all ~ Mama. 2213 South Lora ua• '-· Sant.a Ana. da. Santa Ana, II» sfilUTil'UL bQif ._. lrltten and' two blue 1J.W1 kfttena 4~ rnontt\I. AduJa. otdu 111'1. ddldml cirQ. ns .. 731. ~ S Kitten&; ' wb okl, w"ned .. houaebrobn. , ....... 1 ~. l butt • 1 oranp. 842~ 1111 Jl'tlltt: l.oYaly ldtttN tD 91111111 i.c.n... M-t?JIS even· 1._,. ..,. pretty, '°"'able. 1oan1. new, 4 ale or trd c c•r, lllitte ""· Ah1IOl't 1'euco yellow lcftten. about 4 mo £·2073. ·Sia& MacAttbur Is Campua o6d, wUJ pay tor mpayln& ,,,--:-==--,,.,,--.,...,,,--Kl 5-599.'S after 5: 00. Ml '64 HONDA 90 w I ~ hdmet. XL.NT COND! lliCXl PLEASE pve m>m pound, mJ, szo. ITJ.™7. neldected all black. med· lum alZfd do&. Meda lo•· lne home. 5451l076 betcn 2. 8·28 FREE toP aon. Como and pt tt... 32211 DUoca, C.M. Mesa Verde area. 541·3'.~ 8/'J6 UNustJAU. Y marked wbka wtlll bladl, pen ,..... c& TW '7-5480. •211 KJ'rTENI • T wteb old. a .1 .. • wtd\ dQll and dalJdrm. lJ a.mo. .a ii n. old .... 4' • ....... ,.. ..... m.1111. 1131 wtlriJOC '°"' .._. OaUco ,....an~ '63 HONDA 55 Ttall Blkt v wy &QO(I condtUon ! OR 3-5461/ OR 3-0164 'N Suauki. a cc '"5M'r sport, =o. perfect ~. ~ 660 ftllL 54t-5l0!. '84 Honda, 8184 lopw lpart C· UO, :;$oc. IOOd cond. -=rtaoc na. en.a 'i3 HONDA • cc. acrem- bltt Jbma '°°" ~ SGS ar ma-. ...... to-m 'ii IOfliMLI tollll U.. HONDA 6ii • mint COPd, -.... ..,.. ...... ,.,. .... LI ..._ •7' RJ:.NAHUPAC'IVl.ED 6rr nu:E l"l.bbita ca.U beCweM .._. Html ..,.-Cl)fllfl, 4 ...... M2-tm. .,. ........ 541-ttlO ~ lA1p c1ac ~ = = ;:.: _ . ' SPRITE "" '&Cl SPRITE • $600. .,,. COOo COHO: ~ 642-3201 SUNIEAM r' 'fl, ALPINE XLNT.C:ONDI 147-6757 TllUMPH 19" 11• hldsler · .... Art11c Whit. Sir-_. with Md i.u. ...... Ra41le -btetw-Wlrt ....... t I l:U .,.,_ S1• SIWYllKi ID~.,_ a.ta M.. MHCm ., • iiUtiMH 1'ii·3 ~ XLNT<'ONDI 5WO .. nw ''*"M1 I AU!llltt "· l ~ TRANSPORTATION Ut9d Cus 9tOO TltANSPOITATIOtlll"11ri'iN~l1'ilWIWll1"'-;"?D"i'ii'i'Dt:r.1Fi'TYUr= lme!rted Autos HOO TRANSPORTATION Used C.n 9900 Uted Cart 9900 UMd Can TRIUMPH CHMOLIT --,-A-LC_O_N __ ~7 TRJUMPH R~. EJt. ceptional bu)' for t6 money $249. CHUCK STAMJ(I 2100 Harbor Blvd. 0..t& Mcaa . • . 642·5024 'Sl TR3, reblt. new uphol, du1>me roll. bu, scod cond, $825. 104 E. Bl)' Apt 2 NB a!t 6 VOLKSWAGEN MOTHER'S ume HELPER $1641 Chick Iverson ts YOllr only au. thorilfd deilv to uslu In tilt Hvbor Area. To makt It rven eisler fOf Motl!tr ill MW c.v warranty Is your\ wllhoUt ISie· Ing for It! _, • ..,. ... ,1wn.•---. llAllOI. rtHIH~t c-~~-.,~ .. i ~,~;,.so ({//; •..s. OilO: IVUSON IS ALSO nil CM.\' AUTHOllZtO l'OISC He OfMI• IN THl HAU01 Al.(A. Will Buy Your Vol~agen or .,or.sche A pay top dollars. Paid :or or not. C..U Mr Allell. Kl 9-1324 CUSTOMIZED VW Pant'I. Deluxe lnt·Panel ·g. lnsula· tion, Cpff . Stereo • tape, Radio Headers, ~ew tires le eng. $1395, OR 5-3155. GOING North • Must ~II! '58 Jag 4 • dr sed. 3-4 Xlnt! Best offer! 673~. '55 vw sE=o~i-Nsm. 6-12-09-17 Antique.1, Cl11.1ic1 9615 I ATTENTION I SUrfen • Antique Ownen 1938 8ukk Tbla car is a rare beauty and tn new condition! Nnr .-cg lnch lltral(ht 8 ea• gine; new tires. 1 owner . ~Ill.Ila:. For ule or Lrade for Piclcup, car, trucks or bus. 5a-IS11 548-5294 642-5944 •· F'or Sonir Rral &uys" Full Price !\lo. Pvmta. S4!l9 '60 Corv11r stS mo. $399 '61 \'alutnt S'.!2 mo. $:!99 '60 Rambler Sl7 mo. $199 '56 Oldsmobl.le $12 rno. S 99 '55 Mrrcury $ 8 mo. S 49 '51 Plymouth S 3 mo. &I ~fore To l'hl.IOSI From Drop In For FREE Book ~latches Ii Pencils TRANSPORTATION ] t • i •.r . ~ ;.: A\ • . ft • • • t' ( '\" ~·· ,, .. :" f ~ $49 TO $4 99 NEWPORTER MOTOPS 'l locallons to Serve You '.!036 HARoo R BL VD. 548·5294 548-8511 2206 NEWPORT BL. 642-5944 IUICK 1962 Buick lnvict1 St1tlon Wagon 6 Pau.n&er. Arctic white ex- ~rior finlJh wltb blue vinyl intenor Low mils. Re· fleet.I the excellent care of onginal owntt. Re11dy 10 iiwc you lhoW11nds of m1l~a of t roubll' frte aervu:r. $2095 STANSBURY BUICK 1963 OIVROLET 1962 FALC~ MONZA CPE. A ~ clean ao. mlleit;ie CU'o Hu 4 ""*' transm111• alon nidSo 6 beater. A t~11 drive wW prove this ii an acept1cna1 value. 1195.00 STANSBURY BUICK 2 DR. SEDAN A i.c:al ... owner car that bu .,_ lha.n 36,000 actulll mi* 6 eyllndera stv• you nct1Jut ptrformance with economy. Red~ to ICU l4day for 795.00 STANSBURY BUICK 1920 Newpart Blvd. Oleta Mesa 646-9CYl2 1920 Newport Blvd. Celt& Maa 646·9022 1963 npala Super Sport Coupe Lt>w miles • E>.cepuon11Uy dean. Has burkrt aeata • l'entt>r console and power &leerlfli and brakes. $1995 STANSBURY BUICK 1920 Newport Blvd. Costa Mesa ~ '57 CHEVROL.ETS Bel Air 2 Dr. Stick Bel Air H.T. cpe. VS, aUck Deluxe 2 Dr. 6, stick. 2100 Wagon. 2 Dr. VS CHUCK ST ANTON ll 00 Ii ntxx-Blvd. Colla Mesa ... &42·5024 '60 Chev. VS Seden FACTORY AIR R Ii H. Automatic. Power 5tttrlni. Low miteaie. A steal at S945 G &M MOTORS l.501 ~"'iiort BNd CoKa Meu 642~ MUST SEU. 19ll8 CHEVRO. LET Bel Air 4 Dr. H T. Au10. POW« lteennr. radio, hater. E.xc~tlonalty clean s.xio. Call LI 8-1823 atte r 6 P)f. FORD 1965 L ,.T D hdtp 4dr one owner VI ltlnt lhape I am aell.lni !Or ttruuidal reasons this car 11 loaded 111CI air call 7T'1·1434. FORD 1955 4 door station WRP,On V..8 auto trans. looks real Kood Sl50. See al 1829 lowa, C.M. '63 FORD ECONO STA· Bl'S. L&e·motor, All orla! 573·1111l'l '63 FAlRUNE 500 V·8. Xlllt-cond! WOO ot biahest bid, 49f.1797 '80 FORD ~ Galaxle, tun power wlalr $875. Muat sell. 545-4935 '51 FORD Wag. T·Bird q . auto trans. PIS. R&H. Ex· eel care $385. 646~731 '65 Mustang, BRAND tQEW, !aH, WSW, lky, S'lro>. ~· RESTORED STA.WAG. '50 F'ORD/ MUST SEE: 140!><: Superior/ 641-4562 84' 1'aJcon .. SPRlNT" pvt pe.rty, cri& ownr, f.IPd. P""?'· st. fUt H. f1690 962-4861 '61 GalaJde In excel cond. S850 -tax. See at Uruon Oil St1. Harbor et Baker. '63 VI Convert llM. RA.H, PS, Sl!l60. O"WnfT rucdvat· ed. 545-7863. """" FAl.RLANE New Marte IV Air-Condi ''2 CHEV Impala 400 4-spd trana. 4 • 5' pos1tractlon, 19'10 Newport Blvd. ' Hooker • headera, NHRS CO&ta Mesa 646·90'Z2 Bellhousina. Engle • cam. XJ..HT-<X)HD/m.m2 1960 BUYO< lnvida Convt. Many exrru: 841-7069 MUSTANG WUI take wholeu.le Blue 60 CHEVl\01.ET, 8eJ Alr, 2 '15 HDTP C1f't TOOO m1. VS, Book. A real niet car S'fSO. door, blue wUh wblta &Gp. ~ nwl1 ext.ru, $2650. Private! party. C&l1 Ev... alr cond, 1111 IJldM. Malit • ~ 536;515. offfr. • KUITA.HG Vt Vinyl top . 196 i • I 637.J809 ~Of wtmdfa. air cond. pod ttrea. Muat 3 Bu ck RIY er1 '!17 CHEV V-1 .,,.,. Autie trans ..n. C*. 173·1720 u s than 15,IXXI actual miles Stiver cloud cxtmor with black villyl bucket aea11. Factory air condltlonlna •nd all power aCCftlOriea.. Th11 Ill a local one owner car IOld aad Rn1ced ben. $3195 nWBURY BUICK RIH, Gd motor ' Ura.. OLDSMOBILE '295. Aloha St1tlon, ta381 ~-H.B. 847-T004 A 1962 OLDSMOBILE C::::: vlf .... ~.:;: STARARE ru1 pd • f'9a blan' ,n. vale owmr S450. 545-09118. 'SS EL Camino V /8, IUck.. R 1' H beeutltul paint; aaeti cand. Jm Prftce Aw., C.M. 545-8391. lea.IJdM CaY&n. red wtdl matchJn& Interior. bucket ..... oenter COllJllle • ,.... er windaa __, pc1W1r aa.t 1920 Newport Blvd. fiJ OiEVROl.ET Impala t Sale Priced Cost.1 Meaa 646-9022 pua station waion. Power Ru• Can, 9lods 9620 t ri • '--'--R •· ------1963 Buick Elec 225 s11~ ~s.;_,. • ff. II 1&95.88 STAllSIUIY IJICI ·~ WILLYS Cpe, plexatlaa windows, roll bu, 10" slicks bkt aeata. preuure pump a tank. 2 ~t dds . 675-4659. TRANSPORTATION Autos Want9d 9700 We Buy Imports Top boners ALL MAKES It MODELS Dean Lewis Imports 1966 Harbor Ml W303 CM JUNK can wanted. New yard 5tart.tog. Top $$ paid. 114l.Q21 WllL PAY CASH! for '61 or '62 Compact. &-cyl, Std- trana-646·27U. Auto Lefflng 9110 Whol ... le PricH on LEASE TRADE INS. All Models A Cllloni Allen Auto Le11ing 1595 Newpott Blvd. C011ta Mesa 642-19:!0 Used Cart '57 FORD • W"I V8 •. $195 '56 Oltl~ . • • • • • .. • • • • • . • • 175 '55 Pont . • • • .. • • • •• • • .. • 175 '56 Stude • ~i • .. • .. • • ~ '57 Unc • COl"IY ....... , ,. 100 15' R1e • Tn.1ler • .. .. • 175 Cliffs Auto R.tpalr 1747 ANAHEIM/ C.M. 548-4T1T 'SS OLDS Holldl)' cpe. Cd· trt.ns. SlSO. '57 f'ord • Coov $375. Gd • cond! 642-267X. TIME FOR QUICK CASH lllOUGH A DAllt-PIOT WANT AD 4 Dr. Sedan. Thia la a beauty. Ermin~ whit. with contraat· in& bl~ tntmor. Evft)' f.ae- t.ory llct't'ISOry for )'OUr lravini aa.fety and conve~ len<-e. Factory l111t11led Air condltiooln11:. $2695 STANSBURY BUICK 19'.lO Newport Bl\d. Costa Mesa 6-IG·9022 1961 Buick LeSabre 2 Dr. Sedan. One owner car retlecta the very ~st catt. Power sleenng Automatic trans. Radio & heater. Very &ood condluon. $1195 STANSBURY BUICK I~ N""' pnr1 Blvd COl'lta :'\l esa i; 16·90'~ SAL8-hy ;.;~ ncr ·;l~ Buick h1rd1np NlllJX' Full rowt'r. "'""I t1rr~. hrakes. $25(). 615-4~ 642"1600. ·59 euiCi<Tr-:~...aru:- 2.DR. Hdtp. Good • oond' $500. 67'.l· I071 60 ELECTRA cm I <lli.000 ma : one ownPr All pwr. r..EASONABLE' 673·9091 CADILLAC 61 CADILLAC Conven1ble. A REAL BEAUTY. All e.xtru incl fuJI power factory air c:oondltlonJna t'tc. "Showl the fafl('St of r11re" Was S2695 Sl)Cl!Jal ~ e RO Y CARVER e PONTIAC 1400 w. COAat llv.y U S-3466 NEWPORT REACH s:; CADc~d1111c wllY. a.Jr. AM1 fM. bucket ... ta. m 1111. s;soo. m-1m CHEVROLET I CQn Help You! • Short cl Ouh ~ • ~lt Probltm1T • New ln the Stlltt ! • Jn Mllll-.ry Srrvle1'! • W•nt a Good C~ Banllr\lpt or have hid a r-. ,_.,.1oa. 1 CIUl help )'M la ino.t cm-I ~ K-., ~1, MMTJS. I cm d., ,_ d'8Cbl b1 ....... °"' 12 yn as> helpfna others Dlr. r '61 IMPALA ~ • DR r' HDTP. • • SPD . *-8 Joann, Oii a.rt 5 pm. r '60 CHEV STA • WM;. r' A.IR • COND ! $660 OR >1047 '57 CHEV Sta Wag $399 P·B 1' P..S, ~l. Pvt-Pt.y. Kl ~..a52. 'j.t BEL Air. hd top coupe, like ""°' thru out. Eve It wk end 67!)..3658 CdM. I '6'.! BELAIR ~ 9 • pua Sta • •&&· ~. &\IRAS! 545-5606. AUTO CENTER 19.U Harbor Blvd .. C.M. ~ Ev-es. It San. 6C2~7l3 '55 OIEVY Station Waaaa 6 cylinder, sm. Kl s-4811 '56 CHEVY VS. sUck &hit!, &d cond. Call alter 5 p.m. ~7-7437 CALLED TO SERVICE! NC'W '65 Mali bu. 3000 mi Call ~'5·520:1 '55 Of EV VIS 4 dr stat "•i· Aut.or trans 1oob & runs good. S400 U 8·9423 ~59 BISCAYNE 6-cyl. Std Good WW's. R&H, Good trana car. 673·3254 CHRYSLER YEAR·IND CLOSE OUT 65 CHRYSLER All models l colora SIVe $$$ Mandtc Motors 414 Main StrM't HuntJnaton Beach ~ CONTINENT AL 1961 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL ' Or. aedan • IUlJ leather '"" 1 ulor · car tt Otcta the l\ne~ cart. Every lJ(>W!r acxeMOr)' and f1K:tory aAr rood1tlooed. T•ke It home for $2295 STWBURY BUICK JD> Newport Blvd. 0.&a Neu w-tcm DODGI um DOOC £ flllCltl ocM. R..t ~ $300. dl.)'I $41-t!3' tvH 962-22'7'7 199 ooom: 4 ~ Oood wwll .,. . SlOO. U 8-2160 FALCON '62 r ALCON Ob: "lfl. All •W... Good mwi. Sell or t1'lldt for vw.. 573·31114. 1IJO Newport Blvd. o.t. MN& 646·9022 1960 OLDSMOBILE DYNAMIC 88 4 Door Hdan • Ex~ption al.ly qui.& 11111nin1 car. No squeaks or ratt.ln while m~ 111 factory air coo· diUoned c:omlort. j1st 995.DO STAISIURY BUICK ID> Newpart BIYd. Costa M4N 14'-9022 1960 Olds Sup. u ' Dr Hardtop. We art' ~uc· Ina thil price on thi~ car t.o ~low whol .. le and selling It on an a.a la b.\sia. Car rune well but nl'<'<ls seal coveni •nd eome ~tal ...-. f'ull Prlee • STWBURY BUICK 1920 Newport 81\'d. 0.ta Mtu 646·90'12 IT ONLr 'fAKES A MJN. UTE. .. t OAD..Y PlLOT ............... ,.,.., . l OLDSMOBILE '58 Oldii 88. alr cood, need. body work. $300. 646-8904 or 546· 7478 PLYMOUTH YEAR.£ND CLOSE Otrr 65 PLYMOUTHS All models It colors. SIV• $$$ MANDIC MOTORS 4.24 Main St~ I luntlngton Beach 536-6585 '63 OLDS F·IS NICE. BEST OFFER 545-1657 PONTIAC 1960 PONTIAC STATION WAGON 6 Passenger • tires like new. Engine JUll overbauled rea· dy for many lhouaand.a ol carefree motorin& milea. Sl095_ STWBUIY BUICK 1920 Newport Blvd. Costa Mesa. 646-9022 1964 PONTIAC C1l11in1 Juat ll~ new lrom bumptr to bumPtr and still un new car factory guarantee uve bu.ndrlt~ of dollars over new e&r price. $2495.80 STAIUIURY IUICI 1J2IO N l"WpCSt Blvd Colt.a Mna 646-~ 61 PONTIAC 8 Bonneville V\l&a 4 door hardtop. EXCELLENT CONDITION THRU OUT. All extru lncl. RIH. bydro. power steering, brakes etc. Local low miles. New car trade. ~ws outstandlnc care. Wu $1595 Special S1J95 e ROY CARVER e PONTIAC 1400 W. Coast Hwy U 3.J466 NEWPORT BEACH '63 GR.AND Prix. Worlds Cleanest Car! Low • 11U. r cty · air I Loeded! Ml 6·38lK>. '15 Le Man. * $2.695 Must .ell 1mmed.la tel.1 .... _ Cll' m972S • ., PCWnAC • $950 Pvt II*>'· T40 J 11D1S St, A, CM. aft S pm. '64 Catallna 2 dr bdtp. 3700 E. Cout ~· 673--4al3 RA MILER 62~ RAMBLER Ou.sic 4 dr. Autom. R H, re c 11 n 1 n ••ts. head resta. 31,IXXI mi. One owner. $l.O!l5. Sf.5.-J6n. T-BIRD 61 T·BIRD 5P0rta COUJle. LIKE NEW CONDmoN. All utru incl fl.tll power, factory air etc. One owner nfW car trade. Showa fin· nt or care Only S1995. e ROY CARVER e PONTIAC 1400 W. Coast H.wy. LI S.J466 NEWPORT BEACH ~:BIRD, Fully • equip. AIR· CONDI NEW· COND! $4225. CaU OR 3-7CXll '5-5 T·BIRD. Imm-= -cond! Auto. 2 • topa. MB. Sacri· tin! mso. 6'15-<134 *90T-BIRD * Pwr Strrlbrb. Good c:md. Ut60 642-3112 U l'OUS AD IN CLA881· PIED f 8omecme wUl be looldal' for It. D\al ~'JS VALIANT YEAR·ENO CLOSE OUT 65 VALIANTS All mndels 8t col.ors. Save $$$ Mandie Moton 424 Main Street Huntington &!ach 536-6S8S ·m v AU.A.NT financed. s:io 1' take over ~t.s. 2W Elden Att. CM 541·8657. N CW Hl1ltlBD 8allN tad Nea.lta .....,. ) :Ji DAILY PILOT /Ntws-Prtss Thund1y, A119usL 2f>, 1905 9900 U..ct Cua 9900 UMd Cus 9900 Used ~" UMd Cu'I 9900 UMd Ca,_ 9900 Ua9d C.r.J 9900 U~..ct~Ca~rt -~..::.::.=...::::.:.:_____:.....----' 9900 9900 Uaed C1rs 9900 Uaed Cars "' • AT DUNTON FORD \___I FINAl CLOSE-OUT OF ALL REMAINING '65 MODELS SAVE UP TO s1200 DURING THIS OFFICIAL '65 FORD CLEAN-UP ON EXECUTIVE CARS BRAND NEW 1965 BRAND NEW 1965 MUSTANGS GALAX IE "LTD" 4 Dr. Hard Top LIST PRICE $4450. 93 SAVE ;/. 809 .22 Arntrie1'1 No. 1 loM Cw Sporty Ntw Must•nt EQUIPPED WITH: Cniheom1tic, Co11rtuy lifht Group, 775• lS WW Tim, powtr lift windows, power front Mlt, power stHrint lfMI btlku, f1etory 1lr ctftditlonil't, rldle AM, Dtluu Nit Mitt, tintt4 91111, pl4clt4 d .. h Ind vlsot, visibility pup, etc. Sttdl Ne. 2Cn6. DUNTON FORD $364171 Clur1nce Price BRAND NEW 1965 RANCHERO or ••• V2 TON PICK-UP DUNTON FORD QEARANCE PRICE YOUR CHOICE ·s1395 EQUIPPED WITH: S.ftty C11ttNI ,.,..t, 115•15 W·W tlrts w/114 bind, power wln4ew1, ,..., ""'· rtdlnint 111t, hea4 '"'' power ae1t 4rlnr, Stl"t1lrt condltlonlnt. power tn- ttnN rttr.chMI, "4• AM.JM, tintM tlHS, ftn4er sldtlda. Stock Ne. 1610. BRAND NEW 1965 , T-BIRD HARDTOP UST PRICE $5589 ,81 SAVE 1049.11 DUNTON FORD $454070 Clt1rlftC.I Price · MUSTANGS· LARGE STOCK -·MUSTANGS THE BEST SELECTION OF USED CARS IN SANTA ANAi '65 FORD '65 MUST ANG '65 MUSTANG '65 COMET :::~~= $1995 ::·:+:::-:~~:~$2595 ~.·2 :.:::$2495 2~~~i~: $2.695 WSW. Pak, WSW. heater, WSW. new car warranty lett. '58 MERCURY '63 FALCON '61 T·BIRD CoioQy Part 4 door Stadaa w llfOD. Am. tr .... radio l '*-'. 2 door. Fordomatic, recbo and b6tter, WSW 5995 =.::=· · s1595 '6 1 FALCON '63 FORD . ~luxe stabon wagon 4 door Fordomauc, radio. huttt. WSW. $ hardtop. Cruiseom.OC, $ 895 v .. G'1ule500 '. dr. l 39 5 power lteer'tni, radio, beet«. WSW. '60 OLDSMO BILE '61 FORD '68 CHEVROLET . Super 811 2 door hard-$_9 9 5 top. Auto. trana., P.S., P.8., IWf., WSW. V-1 Galule Coovert· l b l • • CNIMomatic. pow9I' lteerinl. nclio • beats, WSW. $795 ;=:.:· s795 FOi T1I IUY OF 'Jau.. D U I .. . '• TII YW ••. SEE ••• OIMIE COCllTY'S "VOlUMI ~ DIALER" '59 EDSEL :::::..:-::· 5295 ditiooJ.n&. rad.io, heater '62 FORD V-8 Galaxie 500 2 door hardtop. Crui.ec>maUc, P.S., P.B., IUtH .• WSW '$8 T-BIRD Hudtop, ciuiaeomeUc, power ateefin&· power $8 9 5~ brakes, rtdio l beater, WSW. '61 FORD v.a Country Bqwre 9 p.11. Station ••aon. radlo, beat.er, urui. tram., power lteeri.na aDd brake&. $995 ... °" .. , .. li&18ll I , , • J • C'1I 1..! J ·" ( " • VOL a t G T A s s SPA (UPI) naults thrOUi balky music them anotbc tc-war days I Gon QDrll space. back ' ln the six tu more gave t • But eoouct and G tunes "Oki Soooer n1er" ate Cc ure tt verslor Texas' Keef said. "A 1 Trap,•• and let minds day ap· "You it. huh "Loo trol aa: They spluhc! in~ lhf m ea 1 nal sit close tt Tbe th mlnute1 Sunday Be Ho Sei West owners' wUl rt: toftlabt rolls ln Corni scbed\11 apect o betcb.f Alter creaM Saturda HlCh tn Se~ not ICb •"'11· f•t on Tbe II wblch t ol teen· ma.Ill le Harvty want of ''Sane In ~ti (S.