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Home My WebLink About1965-09-01 - Newport Harbor Daily Pilot~•J ••..IU\,Jl \J..l\:J,H.l1 t,4;,.,. J.n~hP1 M, ~:-·lift")~~' ( '• ) (.;:.>mp. VOL'. 58, NO. 210, S SECTIONS, 64 PAGES HARBOR PR:ess Today's Closing ED ITI ON TEN CENTS Erosion Battle 68 U.S. Soldiers Readied Newport Must Haul in Sand Killed • Ill 2 Weeks BJ THOMAS FORTUNE Of ,.. O.llJ "'* Sl•lt U.S. Army Corps of Engin- eers representatives and New- port Beach city officlalJ agreed Tuesday that It will be necessary to import sand to build up the beach at the Steel Talks In Tough 2 El Toro Units Period wuhed out area in West ' S • Newport. HERE, HERE, DEER -Corona del Mar realdent Lee HW.r ltalada wat.cb Ill h.W eSSJ00 Going to Far East Worst Of War "No conclusion was reached backyard with his barracuda net, or maybe lt'a a deer net now, becaue tilt'• EL TORO. MCAS -Two aircraft carrler Princeton at rega.rdlng an ultimate solu-what he wants to catch. The pesky litUe fellows with the Iona bom1 ba" Men w As H INGTON (UPI) _El Toro Marine Corps Jet Lone Bucb.. United P r e s 1 SAlGON CUPI) _ A U.S. tion," City Manager Harvey invading Cameo Highland! yard&. Deer, that ii. Not barracuda. r•~t O•'-t.er uadronl bertn lnternat.Jonal laid they WUi! L. Hurlburt reported, "b u t ~ neiotiations have reach-... sq ' num t bound to Vletn An ti· military apokesmm said • there was consensus th.at the ed Che "hard and touth bar· 500 men, ltft. San ot.1o thla mated 1,CIOO me:'!:ere ln::1v-d.a.y 68 Americana wen kfJled necessary first step was to B ? lalnlnC' ata1e, the W h 1 t • morninC for the Far Eaat ed. In Vletnam ln the two-week replenish the beach." Home on the ange Houae reported today. aboard the aircraft carrier Marine spokesman today perlod ending lut Saturday, Hurlburt reporte~ the ses· White House pre11 teerelary Valley Force. u.Jd they were unable lo dis· the buvtest 1011u of the slon of Newport offtclals with Bill 0 . Moyers told reporters Mon than 40 FG cloM the dlltblaUcm of the two war for American forcet. Tb9 ~~!g{;~ers was most en· at mid-day that be wu un-toma ud A4E ~wb were ~ "'::: ~ tbat left niu:rea Included 51 Mar1Dea "They ~ressed an eager· Deer Herd Nibble s at CdM Gard.em ~'° ~~ ~tber the neeo: 1nvoivtd. accordlnc to • w.. Meaw1dM, •• tltlmated a.-prev1ou11y re~ ki1lld tn ness to pitch In and help us res• but b added . any pros rllM rpoktl!Nn bin. 500 M.ariDn from Clmp Pen-the Cbu Lal victory. aa beat they can with both our Dy WILLIAM ROWEN we're concerned here on the But at .. ut the dee' art ••T!.y :,.. baVtnc some Tbe p&aw wen IUllCbed dJetoll __. reparted to be 911 1be spokesman reported \unporary erosion problem In °' 111t D••tr """'St•" edge of the Irvine Ranch ca1ey. They don"t come 'ff!rJ atra.i&bUorward ct to Marine Jl1CIUer At t •ct rou.ta bJ lhip to Vietnam. the Viet Coac Joel MO kfDed W1 est Newport 1~~ st~~~~[. Why do you t.htnk a Corona it's still lM call of the wild.''' around until about ~ a.m., ta.tionl oo pt 11a 1 o a~ anl ~ u!':.::!s '!,. mllt ~~~ and 120 captured tbe w • • t ong-range •0 u ns. The deer just don't seem to Hut.er reports wqu " ' .. , .... burt 118.ld. del Mar homeowner would scare usUy. They like the Almost everY holat on tbe Moy~• Mid the contract trlDlfer from El Toro wtWn from the 1rt wer~ al· .,.._... Aui 21. A week be- CLARIFlCATION strlng Clmstmas tree lights nightly glow of Yule Uehts. eoo and 700 blocb o1 Rock· talkl moved to the shadow of the IDOlllb.. ready on their way t.p f'Jet. fore be bad set Viet Con1 The city manager Indicated across bis home in mid·sum· They pay no attention to lion Cord Drive bu reporied dam-t.be Wbu. Bou• Mooday by ol O..tbe ~ ~ =· :C,aJdnl~ of = lolaea at 1,010 dud -a ~ that federal participation as1mer and k~ep a barracuda odors. And they've 10 far aced lawna ud flOWW &ar· PraideDt Johmcc>'I directive, belicopter lf'GUP boarckd ~May m ton Ord total ol l,58C> far the two far as temporary solutions' are'net handy tn the baclr yard? eluded Heater's barracuda dens u a ""'It of tbe 4"f. baYt "reKbld 0.. sta&e «>! · week period. The ~ ID- concerned, ls by no means Because hordes of deer oeL Hui. Ml a larp ,.._ of bard ~blroJn.lnl... eluded Ml9 kUled b tbe Ma- f\nal. He expects the Corps' fro~ the coastal hills are in· The deer even have tM lr· pucb lrMt, w~ and 1'e w e\ma he-. rinea at Chu Lal Y role to be clearer after an· vadmg Ca meo Hlghlanda, vine Co~ny. the Newport tomato planta. all al whldl tw .. llllCll man-.pn>at DA Q • F • South Vl tn · lolae other meeUng with the federal lh;~sd:~ikci Lee Heat.er ol ~~!.:h" __ ;OJ'Gce, andC the= beec rani-t ~ De ::" ~~e~ ~'~ to UJ,Z 'f,UJJre were put at 1 .:"~ ~ eng.lnee.rs In two weeks. iu.ol.'I:: " auu •me om-• ........... 0 .-500 wounded tbe pnTioul J oining Hurlburt ln an after· 701 Rockford Drive. mission on their side, h• ..,.. B.u~. dl1ty ~ ac:r-. iii. street from the week Tb1J b~ the two noon conference at the Feder· Why try t.> keep the deer 1be deer are part of a herd decided take u. :lUttat WW. Mouse. The ta.lb ran In A llllL>llsl·n Scandal net .total to -deed. al Building ln Loa Angeles away? which roam• around \)f\ the into on .._. a few wlll 11 :ao p.m. ~ and ~ g Four Amei Public Works Director Because they eat a lot of Irvine Ranch durinC most of ...U a_so. Ke tfia1 up a at t :IO a.m. t.oday. ~ crwmto were everything, that's why. the ar balrac1a4& net., bopml to trap 1 fDduded and a VW.mu1 -.a vtr Joaepb "!'· Devlin. City Engin-Huter baa even tried spead· ye • tbe criUln 8' pr_. ._ •L !<JNT PAnofl llMlli. ~ Tooke of 00 _.. tmed 'odai --a u.&. eu Ben.Jamln Nolan , and.,~~ ing some lion scent arOWld HUNGRY a JOI. . ··~ ...,.,_... ifi¥ a L ...... &Ma a UWB betk:optao aruMd Cllle- guard Chlef Robert ~ the house NoUd:nl WJN to ••sut la tM IUJIUDer e.. x •• "' ..Ill 0 IAlft'A ldfA - 0 r a a c iMBD •· half mile south ol Ben Catm RepruuUn& the Corps wen work. " normal puturea dry ~p, ao with a deer calect IA h1a aO'Md ~ DIOt to an CGllllt.Y District AttorDq X.. "Wt ftlured.:' l&ld the dJI.. 2S mflet souttl-aouthw9't ol Col. John Dlllard, dlstrl.ct en· "We mar be laJ.ini claim they come down ts.n ~J:: lard. But the atate '1lh _. ~ ~ llf • _. ......, Mi4: todl1 )le trkt ~. 'tbat .. would SaJion. clne.r. Ed Koehm. chief of tbe to being • metropolitan area:• aometldal to eat." , Game eonmdalon lldiKlltd ltriatlned-Di~ ltrlb. war ...,_ for Odlud dM ......, "'*a cnoked public North Vletname.e iuancra ~division, and WU-Heater n1>te1. "But u far u Heater. (See IDlt, Pate IJ The new dudllne ta Sept..9. weebnd It quutiDe Bl.1 oalda1 ~.a crooked pri· shot dCiwn an Americaa jet tam Herron, chief ol the At today's mondn& eeuloo, Ana tu CICIDlllltat Jama C. ftt. dlben. late yesterday, but tbe pilot coutal engineering. branch. Labor Secretary w l 11 a rd Tooke on ''pola:lble ...... was rescued by a U.S. A1r Hurlburt said be understood Wirtz and Commm:e Seen-meat trreiularltit• In thta Force helicopter crew. Uwre hu been a a1ow but con· Federal Aid Plymouth Reeked ~--John T Connor be.ld aep-county.. G ldwater stant erosion of the wea~. end ;'a1e meeuq. with ucb aide. Took~ hu been srantecf a 0 beach since the 1930s. Tbe WlrU and Connor wtrt mak· form of immunity from pro-War Outlook ~:i~a~ ~~~kth~p.58::t' ~~~ For Harbors Pastor Ends Effort ~.frequent reports to John-=:.,~.:=· ::1v4!1: To Travel each cycle there is a ne t loss. Johnson wed for 1 wra other counties. S •d B "These people were ex· N Ok . • • Qp report oa each bare~ WUllams aald be, an lnvu-Ex-presidential b 0pefu1 81 etter tremely coo~raUve. and ear s a y To Keep ff .. e Pulpit 1Dt nlaion. Be bu appulld ilgator from h.I& office and an Barry Goldwater planned to seemed very w1lllog to.~xtend ~ to both aldtt for a reuooable accountant will quiz Tooke nutter out and back into New· TOKYO (UPI) -Japanese themsel.ves .. to ~elp ~s. Hurl· WASHINGTON (UPI)-The settlement that would not about poaalble payoffs ln Or· and American officials agreld ~rt saJ~ }t is ~de~l thaJ House Public Works Commit· Plymouth Congregatiooal be found. The minister this damage the nation's economy ange County. :rt Beach via helicopter to-today th~t ~e outlook for .ousan ° b:C:: ht ~.~an tee today was txpected to Church in Newport Be a c h\Sunday wru be James Beat-or impair tt>. war effort ln "We'll just uk blm If we Y· the war Ill Vietnam hu im- will have to g · approve a "something for ev-needs a permanent past.or, ty of Bethany CoogreiaUon· Vietnam. have ~y crooks ln Orange The 19&4 GOP standard, proved for the United States. STUDY eryone" rivers and harbors and Dr. 1boma1 B. Hoover, al Church, Los Anielta. After meetlnt wtth J c.hnaon County, said the ~ct at-bearer. who encamped with Tht ass.essment was d.lsclos· The Corps indkated that the bill to aid navigation, control minister of the c hurc h for The followinc Sunday, Dr. yesterday, congreallonal lead· to~ey. "U we don l, then hia wife, Peggy, at the Bal· ed follo~ng a regular meet· concenlraUon of a recen tly floods and contain beach ero. three years Is holding Sunday Russell Cllncby minister en reported that he was ap-we ll ju.at come back home. boa Ba Cl b ! Ing to discuss common •ecut· completed year-long sand sion across the nation. worship se~vlce11 in his home. emerittu of the' Coocreca· pea.Uni for a "fair, just and U we do, then we'll take a lit-Y u or an over· tty problems. The meet.ings tracer study was on the West The commJtee's flood con· That ia how things at.and tJooal Chu~h of the Garden non-lnflaUona.ry'' settlement. tle walk over to the Orange ni&hl stay Tuesday. was to are held onc.e or twice a year. Newport area between the trol subcommittee planned to with the small. dl&aension-In Forest Hills. New York, rryiey said he had atrea&ed Cotmty ?,rand Jury and talk tape a news conference on Represenung Japan were Santa Ana River and Newportlwind up its closed sessions on tom concrecallon In Newport wu due to report 11 a long· lus concern over the Impact to them. . ABC In Loa Angeles this.after. Foreign Minister Etsusaburo p I er. "The majority of thelthe sen at e·approved $1.9 Heights. Dr. Hoover recently term interim putor. An Ill· a steel •t:ike would have on Williams said the seven oth· noon. ~ progra.m will be S~tina and Ralzo Matsuno, effort was In that qustter," billion measure to authorize was ousted from his ministry neu of his wife may dtlay the nations boomlni economy er district attorneys 'tlQ1J cet aired Sunday at. l .30 p.m. d1rector·general of the defense Hurlburt recalled the Corps approximately 116 projects in by a Ml to 3S vote of the 170. his arrival, however. -now in its 55th month of nrs.l crack at ;.oote. fie H · After the tape session, Gold· agenc~. Ambassador Edwin (See SAND, Page %) nearly every state. member consregation. The revolt within the expanlior -~d on the Vlet-plamed he wu lowest on the water planned to return by 0 . Retschauer and Adm. U.S. The full committee then He resisted, althouth those church reported}, Y baa been nam war effort. priority list because of t h e helicopter to Newport. He and Grant Sharp, ~ommander in was expected lo vote prompt ressing for h.I& resiinatton brewing sfnce before Cbrltt· apparent ~-involvement of hJs wife fly to Phoenix, Ariz .. chief of ~mertcan. forces In approval of the subcommittee ~lated everytbina wu done mu. Obtervera believe that th!~ county. .. ~&ht aboard ~e.lr private th., Pacific. participated for Schweitzer Reported Gravel y Ill biil. The proposed House in accordance with the by-Dr. Hoover bas not been Chief GlavM ,. Thus :~said ~~,am!: The Sundao<:e. the United States. measure would add some proj-laws of the church. conauvatlve enough for his tl~ .r:ve turn~ up ooJ°f a eels and Increase the over·all After h.I& return from an coogrecation. f ver minor irreaularltlea .. ----------=--m!~:::c:: .. ia-=-,.~ money authorlz.aUon ~ompar· August vacation Dr. Hoover Leader of the fac:tion op-Back a l Work n:. 0? whJcb ii criminal ori ed lo the Senate version. gave In to the forced resit· pOlin( Dr. Hoover la dea-lb face The Inside News nation and established "The cona' chairman Pfn)' Nol· N~ Beach Police Chief ~'Thes~ trregularlUea" he Fellowship of the Way" at bla lar. Me operatu the Amert-B. James Glavu reported added "might well be e'nttre-.. -----..---nll:m'Elll:!~~s:s::a~=wa:;~ Off. O d home, 438 lfolmwood Drtve, can Opinion BooUtore in back to work thia week on a ly explainable " ICC pen e Newport Beach. Costa. Mesa, an outlet for ul· hall-day basil, Hi! expects to Tooke. 46, Is. alleaed to have LAMBARENE. G a b o n Last Sunday he had a tum· tra con.aervative llteratur.. resume h1a full duties In made payoffs to deputy as- <UPH -Or. Albert Schweil· WASHINGTON CUPl)-Tbe oat of about 30, althoutb the By contrast, Dr. Hoover ab<lut two Wffb. sessors throuahoul the state i.er. 90. Is "very, very Ill," a Republican Governors' Asso-fellowship la not yet chart-~.ar-hla home felld'lnhip 11 Glav11 autt~ a h eart to lower property aue~aed spokesman at the Nobe 1 ciation opened a Washington ered as a church. Cbrlat-centered rather than attack June 29 .• le has been valuations. and thus tax bills, rlzewinner's hospital here office today lo strengthen lts Meanwhile, the Plymouth in1Utultlonally or politically conval'fclnl alnce that time. for several rlrms. P cong:recaUon baa been mu-orlented.11 The chief 1111 IM feels won· WWI.ams said today he said today. Ues with tho national GOP Ing do wit!\ eutat puton. un-H.alr the C4n~laUon la derflll but aUU bu lo set hia stined tbe immunity agree. The cause of the illness organiuUon. tn a permanent mln.later can (See CHURCH, Pate 2) rest. • was not disclosed but Scbwelt· zer was reported to have auf· fered a fall recenUy. Tb. 'Sex Alter Divorce' 1poke1man said he had been -------------- County Wins on Illicit, Affairs confined to bed for about a week. "All J can tell you la that the great doctor Is very, very Ill." the apokesman said. Schweitzer celebrated hJa By TONY PA YTOM dlttrlct attorney'• famlly aut Umltlpton tine montbl with tbQd support •nd alJ. bl hd J 14 H °'"" O.llY ~-..... port dJviJJori, aaJd 'l'Utldl,y • ll'D In wUl tMJ tamed a mony pt.Jmenta. 90lh rt ay on an. ·th e SANTA ANA -An Oranl• cwrt reawtl wUl be made erackdowa followtlc "com· Now that authoritlu have Just Right For Travel There's lots of fishing and hunlln1 ahud f<>f some lucky Cotta Meaan. He was ooe of the many people who answered this ad In \he DAILY PILCYT classified: showed aJ1111 of faUsue en County tut cau on llllclt af. known to 1.tstaJaton in 59Cra· platntl ffolll dhweed fatbtn beefl ~f\d tn Uie teat lftd did not attend the oUidal mento when M ven.I blDa oo wt» doa't wat tbllr-tscta Uv-cau. Ua7 more aneata are r nA•D1t<>I' c.AMl'U ~ • .,.. ban uet in hb honor. prefer· fairs between dlvorcld moth· the Issue are pendlnc. bal la M JllM Of wno. upec'-d to foDow. -· JMlla ""1. c..11 ........_ rinl \0 lunch quietly wt th the era and boyfriends ended here The Santa Ana coupta wbo pben.'' "Wa -.et to fll• on every Yes. no mattir wl\a( ll la, bosplLal at.aff. Tuesday with a 1Ullt1 plu pleaded eullt.J Tuetday altw· nt ........ llftl.S in the art IDd ncm..upport caae you can ~ it or stll It Since then he was reported fro.in both suspects on ch&rltl DOOll ba't ID the Santa Ana· cue 11iU tft cbDdren ol ft ~ where an Wlctt rela· lhrou1h tht want ad col- to be ahowtna lncreasln' fa· of contr1butJna to the d9lln-Oranc• MWllc.tpal Court wlD cnde-echool • 1 •. SchJt,., tlonsh-. alatl," Seblecet aaid. umN of tht DAILY PILOT, t1(ue. ff• bad aloweC his pace quency of mtnon. not bt 1tntaced '1d Mard> old. But 1he •aa a divorcee The ltat.'1 cont.nllon on because these column.a are alter a pulmonary lnlecUon In It aJao wu learned that an· $. U¥in& wtth anotber man. the ls• ii that wtth another the bluest aln,S. marktt· 1982 but b1a mlnd wu report· other couple baa been anaC. ScbleCel alhnlUed that tht The attome1 Niel munerous mah!::' ha the home there plact on the Oranp Coast. ed at:lll alert and aides uJd ht eci on similar char.-. delay In Mni.cilf waa in compllinta allo bave come it ad al blc:ome and tbua OtlJ direct Cor fut •xpert wu kept welJ.lnlormed abut A jublllant Ben A. Scbllfll fMt a \1pe el probeU.. from lratt fat.hen wbo dM't tbe w loed can be "" Mrvlce M2-SC78 and your worSd eventa. Jr., 1UonMy la ebl.rt•.. TM .,.., ... •au.I "1 lib 11ppcq1t8c tbe boJfr'.ted tS. CASE. hp S) I t~1r ~•Yi Coodt ~ -..... -.,..., -.. _.... • .............. -....-_.. ...... _.._. .,, • .. • • t Stocks T11r• Upaeard Prices were lrrecularly higher at the close of trad- ing today on the New York Stock Exchange. Page 33 W•11 Net 'W•r'1' U.S. feels a declaration of war serves no purpose, creates too many other problems. Page 3. B e lll•• •• Cote Pal~e Staie looked like bomb had hJt It as bedlam breaks out during performance by the Beatles. Page 4. Drilb B e .. n at OCC H» footballers becan practice at Orange Coast Col· teae today with rucged drill. Pagt 13. l~Dt.:X OF INSID~ t'Et\TUtlES Botting ' ' . . . . . . . . . . 23 Callfomla News . . . . . S Comics . . . . . . . , • • . . . :?2 Clanlfled •....•.... 37-44 Editorials . . . . . . . . . . 31 Finance ............ 3:?·33 The We atller NaUonal News ....••.. ).-4 Obituaries . . ..•..... 3 Orange County . . . . . . .. I Social Notes .......• 25-28 Sports ........•.. 13·16 Television ........... 22 EMI LY TOURING BA JA Euly momlni low cloudiness but lots of sunshine thereaf'te_r Is forecast for Thur8day by district meteorol• OJi•t Gordon Sttltld•. He. uld tropical storm Emily, noW Juat north of La Pu on the western sJde of Baja Callfor- nla, will croaa over to the northust and make for Pue~ to PenHco at tbt head of the 1uu Thursd~ afte:ruoon. •.> UAIL Y PILO I Nc .. s· Pr( \ -~~~~~~~~- No )lore Grem1niesll U.S. Giyen HB Saturn bottom Salt . Show Time in Midway City 1 ..-...-, Seltzer' s Sandnien Suppre•s Surf .SI-Obs Booster B'' GEORGE BEECROFT Collo\\IOS and chomp l DI pu1ltd W.pl Wed wtapcm IJ Aa11fUR VINSEL technJca.Uy or legaUy bottom· of Joie ma.~erlal they're cov. • 01 n.. o.1ry ,11., ,.,, jaway. trom t.helr beach .,.... ., .MC& ... ICI ., ..... ,., , .. ...., leu . ered wiU!, , .\r~ Huntington Beach's Gremm1es .... wbOM name 'Ibt Sandmen llM tbe ...... ~ TM topleJs suit fa'1 has fl· Sheriff's dep a : t men t Mlss F Leld s bollomless , "ubblegummen and g1 em· ~terns !rum the World War lood• 00 1 them. ~°f'~:"'la· On a bere, rocky ptal.n naUy bottomed out apokesmen today •freed. bathlnf l1lit conelats of 1 ~~ mies becomlng a vanishing 11 :'\emcm. lhe Gremlin -ti~~~hto ,;:;"~ t~kee here! east of Sacramento, Amer!· A& a result. MiJway City The show~-~~-t .. he ~~~n :rr po~on....°~1~a~~ ~~h-br~ed" are grim. angry \Oung men . . ~1 ecll the wUl be the scene of Room. am --""•·• ......... a low ,......_. 1 'between 10 and 111 who fol· The fuzz '.. the . ~remmiee,ica • ~ ort to " m~ P"rtd•Y • ing al 12: 1& p.m .• will go on. colored material which ls T.1e~'. are. indeed .... low the bubbleRurnnw1s. fol· ~~LJtr<l 11<•:11h~. \\ottld roa.r. by 1970 took ano•her bi~ step Orance County s J~nJa ~l· Deputiea sald they have no enchanced with black net. Tha t s the \t~"· an)\\o) lowing the surrer~. The buh· lhry. loo. •.1011ld ht' nrrest· forward Tu esday. tomJeu balhin~sl Or o':t y plant to put the wraps on Tbt ~Uc Beverase of a . refor~ncd part1t·1rant blegummrrs selJom g I v elect if lh1·v i·au11cd too much There Ule f\rst S;aturn S--on a Uve e . a Mia• l"teld'1 peek·a·boo pet• Coatrol bolrd lllutd an edict In the city l> r\!cenl youth them 1 second glance or u 1 Ill i..u~ rvB boo ....-.. ~.. in live model. f t formance. lut '"-'"~at 1 bar ownen' rl\ll!. , M 11 happened .Jud~e:. st~r. .,..,..~ ~t It, U ~" en orc.mtn • ..,. ... Th t •hc'I l st Berorr Seltzer • Sandme1' ordered hu1rcuts !or the Huntington Beach. wu tum· aaanclta don t object. A.nd '1'lt9 law readt that watt. meettn1 Wutm.ln"ei: .. ~ " cen·aier. \\ u hlt the beaches the da1lyl h k I> b tJ tht1 don'l ,...... or mod.ell have to ti• the effect that DO more wa.i• the other day voluntarily had 1 f rl~ 1 bubbl&. grcmm1cs. Mot rrs _too u ·1ed over to the National Aero· appaten /' Flald dealpc polt tbemNIVtl before tbey tbrM quart.rt of bo10m or hi~ long surfer's lock~ t'.lm· ~~~~!r~o 0 a~~ r g'remmici. b~e gum fr~n:1 ~~~1 ~,<'~~::g~ nautics and Space Adminis· t~! :Jt~ wOl Model blr er. ta vtol.adon." up1.aiMd da'riere ma, be expoted. med almost to lhc ~t:Jlp \H•nd~d 1t:, "a' C'\f•r\'\1llPrt' 11 " .\nil th rl:<: b trahon by Gov. Edmund G. 0 -eatSon at a ,._,Mt let-a. Oxlndlboare. of Mlaa P'illd'• "bottomleas told Ule D:\ILY I' LO'' tudJ\ · :.hi\\h ,,,ni~h own... --~ .i.J-n -..M" ft h h ·1 d ' • from !\1a1n Street hop" tu The : .... rndnwn arrii'I real· "Pat" Brown and Dou1lasj fashion ihow. tbl aha:rUr1 --_._ ·-.. ap>MI DO more ea tf a~ ~I~~ sow isap~a;::·~,e the city pier '" ll iLJt ·b~d 10 1ren·ager~" Aircraft Co oUiciale. TIM attractlve, ravtn-balr· "Al lonl N tbtr'r. «N· than dolt• convenUc-nal one-• -~ie~ iseg~~m~~n~~pall/ 1~ 11 was once commonpt~cc conceded the DAILY PlLO'r"i. The skill ~d hard 1Wort ofl tc: deai~mo:'t ~~ ~i:~· ·~~ =-bath.Int IUit. •he in· FEATUltlD Jean l'a.W Sel tur'& Sandmen. 10 see a ~rcmm1e, . tryi~i: wformauve. reformed an dl5•000 OouCJas Space Sys· that the 1wt ·~·DO -.-N lt · . . desper~~y to loo~ li~ anc~w<ut on~t1mc nor.er -~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ .. ~~~~~~ 0 hen . uf course. mightlaccompUshed surfer. w a I k After all," he admitted. teme Center a1tneen, lei· ,..... .... J also be lncllned to give i.ome slowly behind a bubblegum· "II was really the bubble.lentlsu and worken ii wr-p- of the credit lo the end of mer. stop at a store window gummers and gremm1es who1ped up In that huie rocket, ~u~mer. and comb his shoulder-length started all the bad stuff SS !eel Jong and 2Hi feet in ..-ettz.er's Sandmen are Po-Jocks as the bubblegummer · •\nd "°""" said he as he SAND for M.ml•rla lice Chief John Seltzer·s ne"'· checked inside Ule shop for ·ran· his fini:rrs thMugh hls jdiameter. whicb will b& ~ • • • ly formed patrol of swim morP mature males bru~hcut. 11 1,,0~5 like there second staie booster of the Rested Dawson Due Home trunk-clad officers assigned Then came the !-landmcn <1ren't rnou¥h of Ulem to uo Apollo spacecraft to put aa· apoktamen ,..,.,. 10'"\lndercover \\ ork a Iona the They looked like surfers Not an) tlun~ bnd " tron•ut1 Into earth orbtt wtth· (Tbe commtnl did not '>cache!-. as ~!opp" u the eremm1e ~ooethelcu l->cltur's ~and· in a year wttb· u tatMr ,... •· Bubblegum mt r s. the surfers. ·but still like dyrd· ml'n arc continuing the 1 r L;ater the S·lYB wW serve aquan._ ---,.. __ ,_. Fr.-ad ,...... lftlr' DaWIClll Mid. ''They save off eome~~ere away from OAILY PILOT's )'oung Ul· m·the·\\OOI surfers nal'kdo\\ n a1:ncd at nddmg meet"~ "-• ...._ bos1' tJelp la a ,..,_ -Dlt tllrtl blanbtt lut nllbt everybody. ;armant upla1ned, are gl.rls Seltzer's men JOtncd the I the brae.hes of all traces of as the third ataie of the tral mn1pr el tt....a .... .-U. Oolta .,..., bcmald ..C I lllpt. M boun .tralSht. Her wish, hcwever. wUl irOGl 12 to 16 who follow beach blwet soc1ctv. The rioters ,·ouni: panh;andler11Saturn V Apollo boo• t er rtne CornMaeta. wtdcS cal-Drtr.. wltlad la J.,_ »I rulb' Dttdtd tome food have lo wait. She w11 noU· ~ surfers around. As they bubble(Ummers r. p ·o t t e d and troublemakers in gener· which will hopefully put men led*! the data fw tlM c.,.. 4-1 • Miid .• pLae tar CM Nil" f\ed la~ Tuesday that lJfe ~ a,~110. the gtrla chomp \ln Ulem al • on the moon. Timmt indkated that ao mor. lut )ti of his 10.mcmtb od· ln Cott. Men.. ru5 wife. }facume h11 purchased ex· Zilbblegum like CO\\S chew. "Gimme a d1mr huh.. \\c'rr far !rom hni:.hed," The booste1 , which wu ttudywudev«edtodlataru 7""1 to Vt.taam. Junnt wN notifled by the ~lualve rights to her hu1· *·cud. Also. Uley. flutter Uley would ask tbe under· said Clue! Seltzer. "but l turned over Tuesday after than to other per;, of tht DawlOll, 21, who frultle11)J DAILY' PILOT of her bus· band'• story and will be In· :l'r·like eyes on their prey. cover men. by way of opcn·'ttunk we've done a pretty1extenaive lull at the Doui· coul extendlnl to laftHt combed tb9 Communilt jun-bind'• IChedQled arrival at terviewtnc both of them in : ·)fbe surfers seldom give ing up a conversation. 1good job S'l rar." laa Testine Center, wtn roar Beach.) iOee fw tht body of bb Anny IM An,.let Intemational Lot Ancelei alter l'lil arrival. ""1 a aecoad J1ance, but "See this blade I carry~" Most non·gremmies an d1into apace early next 19C' tn Normally. ruwts of the pUot brothtt and spent four Alrport at 6:20 p.m. Thurs· With Mrs. Daw1on and her ~ bubbleiUlJltnen contlnuetthey would confide as they,non-bubblegummen agree. the fir•t of three anmlftntd atQdy would be made knOW1l months in a Vlet Cooc prilon d•y. four children as she watts out · .-teati of the ApoDo compla. about the end of the ~. p, was dYcbarled from "1t'a almoet over now," the the Jast two day1 ii her Ill· Tlae lffagic Key In early 00 tM Hantia1· ffurlbw't .... told. Mil .._ tM holpUa1 todq aftlr tnl&-alender Mrt..,-ed brunettt t.r·in·llw, Arkoe DaWllOl'I, 1ton Beach·buill booa1.er1 wW caUH of UM tr'Oll• aWI ment foe malaria. st&hed.' "I jut hope now we wife of Lt. Danltl DIWJOn, 1play their part in paWn1 last wuk. ualysla of data "I feel much better now," ean iet some privacy, just go the mlninC brother Who waa ' men in earth orbit prepara-wru be acceltrated. the subject of Don'• perUoul tory to the fHc'ht to the moon. He wu ctven no indication aearch. of what coocu\oaa woald be ''There's stlU a chance Dan FrOM P .. e J drawn. The recommendation County Tax Rate Is alive," she 'aid. ''I'm not could be for conatrucUoft of -1'1vin& up hope yet. At lea.at croln1 or oUabore ... walla, we know Don ls safe, CHURCH •. ~~m°:in~~f=~!:\,~ Government Giveth, th_o_u,_h_ .. ____ _ I area. tht city manaau WN 111id to have signed a petition told. From Pa9e I a1kln1 for Dr. Hoover's re1l1 The T k th A 1 nation. A June 2 vote to five ANY SANDf n a e way 1rum 90-day notlce that hb "Meanwhile,'' Hu r l bur t ' DEER aervicei were no l°"cer want. eaid, "the ctty wU1 check the • • • • ed passed ~ to 35 wtth num· local area for avallabllltJ of SANT A ANA -Taxpayen year 1 bud&et. as well as an h 1 .11 al to tr er.>u11 abstentions. 11nd. It wm abo talk to the were it~ a ~nt break lncreased assessed valuation Im that t w11 1 eg ap fln---'-of much property In the coun. deer. Plymouth Consre&•tlonal county about .. "'u•I· in the county general tax levy t H al it d th ty' I And the Newport Beach Church, 32S2 Broad Street, "tt doesn't appear the. C:Orpe by 1upervbon Tuelday. but~. m~' ·~~!.t1one ~~~ ,! Police reporl.ed It Is a mis· wu formed ln Octt ber. 1961, wW &et anythln1 dOl\t prior then were smack.aid with a 5~ rtaaon for the drop I demeanor to 1hoot anlmah ln· followin& a split of lht Corona to the next hlSh Udt dlM .~ a cent hike for a special 1chool Superviaors u~anlmously side the city limits. del Mar Communlty Con&rt· little Jen than a month, lM tu. adopted the new rates Board! In desperation, Heater calJ· gatlonal Church. The Rev. aald. "Tht city mtrht have to Tuu for U!o 196MI fltcal Chairman WUllam Hlrateln ed up Ule Irvine Rant·h and Edw1n Gomke led hla conir•· IC~ • yur on countywlde dlttrlcts credited .. 1 tittle sacriflclnc I told Ulem to keep their deer aation 1n embrac1n1 lht Uni~ But we dou l want to make of Ult central fund were tev· by all departments" for the on their own property. An lr· ed Church ot ChrlJt. .a •tr· an Interim move U!at la not led by supcrviaori after ap-favorable rates. vine official 5UJ&Utfd that ger of the Concre11Uon part of the loat·tana• pro-provin& recommtnda t 1 o n 1 Taxpayers however must Huter s1.mply hn over the lChurch and the Evangelical cram. It could bu.rt our from County Auditor Victor pay an additional s.si centa heads of Ule deer when he Brethren. chanc.!' for ftnanciaJ auilt-Helm. Rates aJao were cul for to 1 achool modification aid saw them cotnlng. I Those . that would not 10 ance. Mnral hundred a pedal die· fund _ eralins any letup b)' ''The trouble with that." ! along With the ciwiit fcn:tned If flnlDCina la arran&td IC:• trlcu throuchout Ule county. the decruae ln the -&eneral 1ays Hut.er. "Is that you only Ule Free Consreaational cordln& to the uaual formula. The single-cent decrease in fund rate. have to clap your hands inside C~ur~h, and kept the aame in· the Corps will foot 67 per cent the aeneral funa rate. f.rom The auditor told the board this canyon and lt sound.I ll~e 1smuuonal pattern of rule. of the bUI. Ule State Depart· Sl.7l tb •t.?l, marked Ule flnt the incre.se. from 0376 to an atomic bomb soinc ofr. I d The Newport group pu.r· m,nt or Watu Resourcea 23 rtdoction a1noe 1990 when the <J1Z'I ~nta 11 to ralM alm01t wake up everyone in Corona chased the church oo Brvld per cent, and the county· board knocked three c~ta off '2 mlUlon ' to replace state de) Ma r." 1Street .from the Seventh-day broken down amon' the local the SU& rate that year. money lolt by county schools.1---------- I AdvenU1ti. munidpalJU11, lG per cent. The newly adopted r¥te, He exp!-.Jned that the "1011" Helm told the boa.rd. will adt· was actually a discrepancy in B D 't!!li!I quately fin;ance a record $98.6 the ratio of auessed value to rolvn ue ~ C . W · zz E nd million cour.ty budaet -in· market value uted by the ity i xpa creued •u mlll.lon over last ••ate and the rauo used by F S h I year. U:e county. or peec Helm explained that Ule de· By law. counUes must pay "Hard core" Bealle fans who slept overm~ht in front of Port TheatJ'e m Corona R • p er.ate i• pouible bec:autt of tbe modification ta.x If Ule rate 1 del ~lar display huge tickets the' \\Ill u~e lo gC'l into tonight's performance of ecreatwn roeram a larfe ca.ny-over from Jut Ii below the ata.tt averaie. Gov. Edmund G. "Pat" "Help'" the Beatles' new mo\ 1e llm\ ever . they\\ ill al«o attend special perform· j 0 Brown will be the featured ances this morning and afternoon. Girls admit that they could have gotten into Hlltl'S WHlltl MONIY OOIS speaker at a family picnic aL The Cl·ty o! N e w po r t Mothtrt .,.Y ... n.r 10 week Oran11e County Fair Grounds the movie without sleepmg outside the theatr<' but according lo one mop-top ..-~ r· • fan. ''It was fun. and 1t sho\\ed our love for thr Bcatlt's · Beach'• recru.Uon prosram 1t11ton and are a1ao requlnd 1"5-44 1'64 ln Costa Mesa on Labor Day. -------------------------------~~~~~~dbe~~~~~~lf~ tnr~ ~~ lt~be~~~~ expaac.led thLs fall to Include di" nAr-week for each County aeneul tax r1te u.71 Sl.72 ln five years Ulat the rover· two locaUons, one at the Com· one ' r-• nor has been Ule sped al aueat muntty Youth Center ln Cor· child enrolled. Stnictur1l fire protection .0&52 .0697 at Ule laraut Labor Day ona del Mar and another al RecreaUcm department County free Ubr1ry .184l .l859 event Ln the west -the picnic 1 Marlnera Park in N11wport .Wf memMrl wiD act 11 con· Flood control dbtrk t .30 .30 of Retail Clerks Union Local Heights. aultant~. but the proinm Htrbor diatrkt .1090 .1044 324. From Page J Fi lShcrn1 a n CASE ... H ooks ~on Althouth the program be· wUJ actually be nan by the Mosquito 1batement district .0096 .0095 Arthur Z. Berland, secre· duced At least t"o month!'.' In· Paul :\orris of Santa Ana gins in 0 c t ob er, the city metben. County water dlatrkt .20 .18 lary·lreasurer of the local, Schlegel. however. d1spull's \'estigntion i:; needed to back hooked his 1>-year-0ld grand· I Parks. Beaches. and Rte· A.c:tMUa Included in the said the tradltiona: all-day !his tbeorr. Ile !iaid he be· up these charg(•s. he )Jld !Ion "hile hshmJ! on the New· re1a~ion Detpdartmethnt retoquestaU ptOCr•~ ~~1 crr~!!.!,·htn'~ Coeta Mesa Uehtlnt dl1trict .0241 .0230 event. which attracts almost . · . a 1 mteres e mo ers ca thnt, .. ._ ..-. win ..-u.. Laguna Nliuel Uahttn1 dill 2818 .2142 10,000 members and their . he\'cs that m many instance!i II lhr d11ldrcn in the port Pier Tuesday. as soon 11 possible at m. and re•t tJmt. Jt wtJ1 be held Midway City U&btlnt dllt. · '.0948 .1184 families, wtll offer fl'ff con- t lie bo~ friend 1~ not c\'en rm· hOllll' <ii<' an undcr~tand1nJ:! lie acc1den tally snapped his 2110. extension 73. from 9-12 a .m. Monda "I San JU.n Capiltrano ll&htlna dllt. .2015 .2M7 tlnuous picnic food serv:ce. ployed. let alon e contribuung age." tile allornl'y said. "then pole back and lodged a plu& "As soon ~s we set sisu throu&h E~~Y· f • t 5 Sunaet Beach UahUnt cl.lat. .0978 .1783 &fames.1coaJntet. st11 arindd a v 1 ar ety t~ the children·~ li'ln>! ex· 11·r can prn~eculc !or contn· \\Ith a nastv looking barb on1of adequate interest. orpnl· Only cuuwen rom • o o camv -ype u or ev· pensl's hu ttnl! to the dehn'111enc.·v uf 11 in th<> b~y·s car. Newportlzationalwm~uh·npld .~or theRi~~ Y~-~-~a!.1!.llofbl•:.._ ...... Capletrano Beach Waur di.It .3995 .-41 err_~gael g32ro~p.now num"-rs minors" gram w """' • · saya "u· '"" DMlll -""" ,..~ Cotti Mtn Water dlat. .0500 0600 LA,.,; ~ """' Se' eral othrr <.ha :~e( ~ad lie pomtcd out I hat m the pohee reported . I ard Ousterboft, city recr•a• lf&m la to s:tve pre-IChooJ · more than 11,500, employed been considered. mdudm~ ca~e already pro~ccut ed onr !\1ark Labord of Fullerton lion director. cbOdrtn a chan« to ptaY witb South Cout Water dill. .4401 .5268 tn retail stores throuchout adult,rry and v.elfare !raud c:hild 1m ohcd is in the sixth had Ule fish hook cut from his The pre-school program ii othtf chUdrtrl tbdr a1• tn ~ Orange County and Southust but ti1ese ha\e been ruled out. grade and the other in the ear at Hoag Memorial Hoapi·I seU·SUPJ!Ortln&. both in moo-frtelJ GJCanbed lltuation, Ntwhope ~~Ip diatrict .0178 .0322 Lot An1ele1 County, lnclud· Schlegel explained. second grade. tal. ey and tn leadership. IQI Dutcbott. Talbert ~.w&p dt.lt.rtct .0123 .0109 ln& the Loni Beach area. f .' •N•e•willloo•rt-H.ar~bo~r-tliet•''*All;lj{i,}lit'-_ £d111•" Robert N Weed, Publisher Thomas A. Murphine, Ed itor Thomas Keevil, Editorial Director Jack R. Curlev Paul Nissen Bus iness Manager Assistant Publisher Mtmbff Assoc l1ttd Press Unlttd Prtu International Mtmbfr Audit Bureau of Circulations Member C.llf0tnla New1papu Publlsl\en A,ssocfnlon Mtll'lbef Nat.Ion.I Edit~l.11 As.sotlatlon OAIL.Y PlLOI w1111 WNC!I e W'IDl.,.o tho -Pr-• lllltlf.,_ '" kN• tHetA wlfltftl. -e9<ll IOf ~-.. Kl\ Cott• M-., _,,.._ .._,_ -............ "'"°" """'~ 6t11V &lle#I ""'69Y Oii 0 ••• C... .......,..,.. C:-, Ult w ......... ............ cs. -llOf1 .. .ell "" .... ,,, ... •"" """"' ·--c.-. -.. C..Wtarflle. Offi ce In Newport Beach. 2211 West Balboa Bl•d., 92863 For Classified AdverUstag. Call 642-~8 For All Other Oeplrtmentl, Call 642--4321 From Westminster aod North County Telephones. 540-1220 : l. ---.... , ............ '"""' .. ....,.__.. ...... -... ~ '"'"""' -· ..,.,...... .. _ ..... -'. ---_, ....... ., ....._, ~ ~ .._,....,... llM -fll• 111 Or-~. t U j .......... La Delle, S.D., Records Natinn's Low-30 Degrees 1111 ., llloon. Tides Hleft Lew l~vr\Cley j 0'7 • m. J,2 I 1' • m. J,7 2.01 .. m. u 11.ot ,.m. 1.2 lv• ··-6·M •·"'· klJ 7•1t P·"" M-ttlMt 1 Ji •m kh 11 j6 pm. fvll S.pt to. lt•I querl•r Sept. 11 Orange Coa•t California U.S. Summary .. T emperatu.re8 '"911 W. Prw. ., " ··' .. u .... ., .. " .. .., • • .. Q Al " n .. .. ·" ..... 11 .. U 2 n .... ,. .. n n " .. . .. . .. .. 11 ... .... ,, " • ,, .fl ,, ... "' • n II II ... " ... . ., u ....... " • .n M II " " '1 .. M pt .. ,,, " ,, It .. 0 " ........ rt& 11 ft ti '1 102 ,. " .. , ... t.I Q ... " n .. ,, •.s u .. lft : : n • .M n 11 rr " ,. .. .... ,. .. " .. " 41 " n • ,TIWmtl IM n WllMlllW; ,. .. CAICMWI nAf ..... c • ....., • 11 #I ,.,......., ,, a Mellli"lal • • M Ott.'" : .. •• .... . ... T.,_. 41 • JI' Wlftlftlllt .. 0 .. v..._ -" , ........ .,., ..... er e.-.J ....... ew e,_, C!Mr , ... .d : I 1 \ Pr• Uo1 .:ar ser. me a I s '8~ ocr tac lh• I m~ ses E R·t the tee me a a not tio• BU Mt Sw Jar Cre An1 teri Mi! tau thr1 Brc tori RE Blv Se Sm Sav We: Moi RO Par Sur dau ren of Pat Ma; Ana Ohl Per Thu ciar Sml MO Sur W.; k:ea U7 11 PB ,..) Wedntsdaiy, StptMnbtr 1, 1965 DAJL Y PILOT /NtwS·Prtu 3 No Purpose Served • ID Deelaring War EDITOtn NOTE -Ti.. Untted "•'-' Ma aent 1 malor mllllerv jo,CAI tll $oultl Vletnem, •nd hH Armv, Ntvy M.flne and Air Foru ~ltf 11ert1<.f.,.11ng Ktlvely In '"• h lfto, U.5. •Nlcemefl .,. belnt ~ led •nd --. ""' "'-'• ... , = ftO <Ncltrtllofl " Wt r. Wiiy} Oii l!>t pro• •nd ..,,.. ot 1uc~ Kl • and -retulh &I • fO<mtl -l•rTllon. ••• dlM:uued II\ lhl• e,..IYI .. By LEWIS GULICK WASHINGTON (AP ) -A formal declaration of war by the United States In the cur· rent Vietnam conflict would raise so many difflculUes that It apparently bu b e e n ruled out by U.S. policymak- ers. Thia does not reflect a n y Washington disbelief in t be reality of the bullet. punctur- ing the peace of Southeast Asia. President Johnson has used the word "war" and has pledged an unllmited Ameri- can commitment to prevent the Reds from taking o v e r South Vietnam. However a formal war dee· laration -a power given Con- gress under the Constitution -would pose major compli- cations for U.S. strategy, which is tailored to a limited objective and to keeping t h e contest conllned. Avowedly, the U. S. aim is to help the Saigon govern· ment repel an aggression from the north. n is not to overthrow the Hanoi regime ruling North Vietnam, or to get into war with Red China or the Soviet Union. Further- more. the Communist at- tacks in South Vietnam vary from organiied military as· saulu to isolated terrorist crimes. U Con~ss were to declare war, a first question natural· ly would be : Against w h o m would war be declared? The Viet Cong? The United States does not recognize the claims of these Communist guerrillas to '>eing a govern· ment, and much of what they do -like murder and arso n -can be classed as acts sub· Ject to criminal prosecution. The government of North Vietnam? The United States says it does not want M> de· stroy U1is government. which would be a natural objective if war were declared agamsl ll. Red China or the Soviet Un· Ion? Washington wants to press its effort ln Vlelllam without getting into a fight with the big Communist pow- ers, which a declaration or war against them would ln-~ volve. ln the big strategic picture a formal U.S. declaration of war would, In the opinion of administration authorities, tend to broaden the conflict when it is in the best U.S. in· terest to prosecute it in a narrower arena. lf war were declared (See REASON, Pase 1%) Racial Violence Erupts In North, South Cities 2 Whites Kashmir Wounded Pakistan, India In Brawl ' Nearer to Clash By ASSOCIATED PRESS Racial tro>ubles erupt~ in· KARACHI, Pakistan IUPl)IKhan told the nation in a ra· to violence in both the North -A government spokesman1dio broadcast that India's vlo- and Sooth Tuesday night as today announc~ ~t Auld Lation of the cease fl.re line . (free) KashrnU' l r oops raised "the threat of war in • two . White men were .wound· "backed by the Pakistani Kashmir which la be.ing forc- ed in a fr~for-alJ fight in army" struck across the ed on us by India." ,. Plymouth. N.C .. and t b re e cease-fire line and drove six Referring to lndla'a admit· Negroes were hospitalized In miles inside Indi8:f1·beld ted breactie. of the u.N. line h bee<u~• .'~ Chlc~go. K.uhmlr. A major military dividing K.Mhmlr Ayub said· Al th VIOLENCE -One o! pickets demonstrating in Chi· watch. Picket later claimed he ad n m1u1~-Tensiuns in Plymouth had showdown between India and "These blatant' act. or ag: "t!-IDOD cago last night against city school system appar-Thirteen demonstrators were arrested when they been 50 high that civil rights Pa.kiatan appeared M> be greaslon cannot and shall not ently burls himself at halted auto as pedestrians sat do\tn at intersection. leaders called off a scheduled brewin~. be allowed M> go unchal----=----------------------------------------demonstration. But seven He satd the actlon was tak· lenged .. Negroes walking do~'l'l Main en ''In response to the sllua· · . Street in the eastern North lion created by lndia and to .. He Sltd that months of Astronauts Contl.Ull.e GOP Scores Carolin£ town were confront-prohibit further aur~iv~ desultory fire across the ed b f whites moves on the part of India .. cease fire line in Jammu Y a gr o u P u • and IUshmlr has now as· Dominican Crisis Ends Power Play Traps Bills V • touching off the shooting in Tbe announcement amou~t-ed imm t .. T ll Ab Fl • h ictory lll which one white man was l:n· ed to the first oUlclal admu-sum a gr er aspec · e l•ng out -l~fY t I 1ured and the fight In which sion that Pakiatani regulars "ln certain sectors ~he SANTO OOMNlGO Do-th tabbed. had cl.ashed with l n d i a n armies of the two countrtes · WASHINGTON (AP) M• • • • ano er was s troops In the current four· have clashed,'' Ayu~ said. mirucan Republk: CAP) - President Johnson's immJgra· CAPE KENNEDY, Fl a. rlous spacecraft systems. ISSISSlppl PICKETED and-half week long eruption lndJa maintained its troops The Organhation of Amtrl· Uon bill and Senate Republi-CAP) -The medically sound These will start Thursday The Chicago trouble began of border violence. crossed the cuse fire Une can States s~ured a full .:an Leader Everett M. Dirk· Gemlni 5 astronauta today when Cooper and Conrad re.I BATESVILLE. Miss. CAP l when about 40 demonstrators. Indian troops crossed the only for "devenslve purpos· agreement today terminating sen'1 reapportionment amend-continue the tedious task of turn to Houston for brief re· -WiJliam E. Corr. a 29-year· mostly Negroes. picketed the 1949 United Nat.ions cease· es." It said the move was the 4-month-old Dominican ment were caught up today in reliving their historic eight· unions with their famUies and old Sardis attorney, says bis home of Schools Supt. Benja· fire line at three different n~aaa~y to ~lock the ~~try crisis. a legislative power play. day space flight for technical then seven more days or se·1 victory as the first Republl· Willis. He has been sectors during the past week. of Pakistani mfiltrat.on al-The peace formula insured Sen. Hugh Scott, R·Pa., and medlcal e:cperta. clusion. _ can elected lo the Mlnissippl the target of protests of those The lnd.1an gove~ment ad-legedly 1llpplng acroa from . r ._ &aid that "some liberal Dem· Hour after hour, L. Gordon In Washington. the W h 1 t e Senate slnce Rkonstructlon, dissatisfied with racial db· m1t1ed the violation of the Aud Kashmlr M> sUr up ~e tnstallation of a P ovt ocrau would rat.her have a Cooper Jr. and Charles Con-House announced that "each I ls based on qualifications and tribution of pupUs in Chicago cease flre line but aaid the Muallma in lodlan Kaahmir. sional government Friday as tactical victory over Dtrben'' rad Jr., talk into tape record· military astronaut will re· not party affiliation. i •chools action wu oeceasary to Ina-Ayub said the uprialna was a first step toward general than to win passa~ of tbe lm-era. The recordings and other ceivt a promotion 01 onel Corr won the Panola Coun· De · tr to beg a n to trate further massive ln!U-an open revolt b>: Kashmirlslf'lections in nine months. 1 migraUon measure at th t s notes are rushed daily to the grade as a direct result of his ty seat in the 52-member mons a 11 vil trav· trations. "w~o had ~n living unde:, Rebel leaders cheered the session of Congress. MaMed Spacecraft Center. at Clr~t successful space rught." &;nate Tuesd~y by defeating,~~ ®;~er~ec~:n t:~~ S~eridan President Mohammed Ayub Indian colonial oppression. peace plan. Heads of the B t Sen Jacob K. Javils Houston. Tex. 'The.re. spec1.al· This m.eans that Conrad. al Billi~ Lowe in lhe special R d d Bryn Mawr Ave. armed forces. taking ovt1r af-u · · ists combine the informaUon Navy Ueutenant commander, election run-off. The elec· oa an ub· .. ter th e rival civU1an-mllitary · ~-N~., ~~th:!cu:;'e~ber ~f with telemetry data radioed wlll be promoted to command· tlon was called to CUI the un-an~ police 8f°'.~tetb14• s junta stepped aside pledled e na u Y mnu · during the night. er. Cooper was promoted to1 expired term of the late Sen. du g some wi c s. 'S per Guppy' Proves full su port to the provisk>D-tee l whber3 th~~sing ~~c~a The specialists are prepar· lieutenant colonel in the Air J . Roland Lowe of Batesville, Plymouth poli~e said ooe U al gov~mment. me ea on es. ay, 5 m ing for more detailed talks Force after his earlier Mer· Mr!. Lowe 's husband. of the Negroes In the group a separate interview he does about the performance of va· cury flight. "The party issue wa s •. walking toward the center of • T . The peace pro~sal wu not expect t~e lmmigra. minor part of the campaign," town pulled the gun { r .o m Succe ss ID 1st est Stgned first . by the msuraent tJon bill to be killed. Corr said. He polled l.7M under ~la pants leg and fired regime be!'W1d rebel 11 ° e .1 votes to 853 for Mrs. Lowe. wlldly al the white men. Tuesday night. Then Domini· H • p • k LJ Corr describes himself as The group of Negroes turn· MOJAVE !UP)) -The "Su-jviet transport Ant-0nov and can ~m~ t:or~es d le=:, urricane lC s p a cooservat~ve. He said he ed and fied down t~e street per Gu~py.'' looldng much about five times the averagei~eethe gj:nta. esi~:ci q~ ~ BUSHER, James E .• 50. 23S3 woas an acltive ~upporte~ l~f Into a group of wh1tes that like a wmged whale. success· load of contemporary j e tllaration of support for the OBITUARIES Mendou Dr., Costa Mesa. s Off B h G p nom nee arry o .. had gathered in the middle fully completed its maiden tran rts ace Ian and the rovi campaign. g abbed the Negro wiU: the N . t to this high des· Observers said the plane s on governmen . Survived by wife. Edna: ions. team,• a amas water~ the 1964 presldenuaJ of town. Several white men flight yesterday from Van spo . 1~ al p t p • James Edward, Jr. of Waln. ut ~ d be be Hna h' uys a!rpor looks something likt: five stra· The government terminat-Crttt Joseph W . daughter pistol an gan a ... '6 im. ert l.1Cat1on. . h f An . 'r th J · · h E . · : MIAMI (UPl) -Hurricane With bombardment. the sci· Pilot Jack Pedesky. 41. said tocrutsers stacked atop one ed nearly three mont s o . ter~ · rJrs er Dor~~~~a D~m~~ Betsy rapidly gained destruc· enlists ran a risk or splitting I S } S iJ ! ARRESTED . the massive plane "flies beau· another. peace errorts ~~ the lhree-Mis~ Virginia Busher. Visi: Uve power today on a course the hurricane and making Its 0 0 3 OJ" State lr<>opers and poltcf'1tirully." He said there was no The "S.uper Guppy" will be man ~AS~ttic~ com;i:!: talion will be Wed evenln toward the Bahama Islands fury worse. quickly moved in and seized vibration and the craft "want· used mainly to transport the tee o assa ors . · th . . Th ·in B ~ and forced weather scientists The Miami Weather Bureau the Negro. wti.i later man·ied to go .. Dout,las SIB third stage of the worth Bunker of the United B:~:?way ur:~rt~~e~ gdir:c. to cancel plans lo chemically said Betsy's "winds could welcomed OD aged M> escape. Police ar· Only 3,'000 feet of runway Saturn 5 launch vehicle and ttates, ~m;i" :~ Cl~rm°"c! tors ' bombard the storm to weaken start affecting the southeast· rested two other Negroes. were needed before the plane the lunar . excursion module U uenu ~ ,;a uJi 111 of lu force. em tJp of the Bahamas tomor· ff I George Williams, 45. of --0ne of the world's largest-adapter built by North Amer· B m~ eMa ar 0 REPPY. John R .. 18761 Beach More than • dozen planes row momin&. Return ome Greenville, N.C .. was shot In was airborne. ican Aviation. ra . Blvd., Huntington 8 e a c b. bad been scheduled to leave "That'• too close for com-lthe stomach and Clarence Composed or sections of The aircraft is p.>wered by The formula calls for a 44- Se r v 1 c es 4 p.m. Thurs., Puerto Rico al 8 a.m. to at· fort. We had to call off 'Oper· McCoy Adams, 'rl. of Pink four stratocruisers. the ''Su· Four Pratt & Whitney T34 year-old lawyer diplomat. Smiths' Chapel. Interment, tack the storm with cooling aUon Stormfury.'" CLEVELAN,° CA~\ -Rob· Hill , N.C.. was hospitalized per Guppy" was deslgned prl· turbo prop engines whicb de-Hector G~la·Godoy, t? be. Sawtelle Veteran's Cemet.ery; sliver iodide crystals, but they The storm was loc~ted ear· ert Manry, ~ho sailed alone with a knife wound. Bo~1 marlly to carry part of ~e velop 28,000 horsepower. The ~me president of the inter· West Los Angeles. Srruths were grounded as Betsy gain· 1y today only 250 miles east across the Atlantic in a 13~· were reported ln good condi·1Satum launch vehicle. It 1s plane's fuselage was length· im regime. Mortuary, directors. ed intensity after being down· and due north of Turks Island foot boat. was given a hero's tion. one-fourth larger than the ened to a total or 141 feet. 3 Hls provlsional government ROBINSON H 1 J 1215 N gra~ed during the night to a on the eastern tips of the Ba· welcome In the rain when he! More than 300 persons had "Pregnant Guppy." w h I c h inches and the diameter of will negotiale withdrawal of p k St H ~ engt ·• Beach. tropical storm. hamas. . returned here today •gathered In the center of also was developed by Aero the upper fuselage was ex· the OAS peace force. com- ar . ·• un n on : It regained intensity of · town and rereained there aft· Spacelines. Inc .. of Van Nuys. planded to create an inside posed of 9.000 U.S. and 2.000 survt;ed b~ h~banl. ~arry: 0 BIT lJ AR IE S winds of 80. miles an hour and About t.OOO persons greeted I er Mayor w. R. Flowers an· The "Super Guppy" boasta diameter of 2S feet along a Latin-American troops. still daug ~· &a~y M~~· Ppal began movmg west at a slow the 47-year-old skJpper of the nounced the demonstration a cargo capaci ty .... f 49,790 constant section 31 feel in patroDing the battle-scarred rentsO.hi r. b~· N~ T: · slx milu an hour. f'orecast-Tlnkerbelle al Cleveland's1poetponement. cubic feef -more than the So-I length. capital. of o; r, o s JACOBSEN, Lan E. Survived ~ra expected it to gain speed alrport I ·· I •----------- Paul of Ohio; sisters, Mrs. by parent&. Mr. &t Mn. Ole rapldly and pick up more · ' Maraaret Fincham of Santa Jacobsen. Private services strength from a high pressure He thanked them for t h e Ana : Mf1. Vince Santone of will be held at Peet family area off the eastern coast. welcome on arriving f r 0 m ~~~~~tB~J)i.iti~l~~~~~~ml Ohio, Mrs. Jenny Clfemo of Colonial FuMral Home. "On Its present course. New York . Pennsylvania. Services 2 p.m. MUIR A U J S .rvt db Betsy bears no immediate I Gov. James A. Rhodes, who ~~~~~~~~~~§!~?~ Thurs .. Smitha' Chapel. Offi· • me a · u . ve Y danger to the U.S. mainland extended greetinp on behalf . '~ ciant, Rev. IAltber Art b Uf'. ~:n~ O:!i~ l ··8r!'::· in the next 14 hours, but It of OhJo to Manry. told t be ' ·Mu~.;;.~~·r~:ri,.,~~,,·.~·-".81' ... '.r::.~ Smith•' Mortuary, directon. K Roa~ 8 Pm Wed Peei denlfltely la a threat to the crowd ''If this man can spend 'J..~~j-~bf!~~mts MORGENSON, Darlene A. Chapel. Requl~m· Maa~'9 a .m Bahamas." the we at be r 78 days on the AUanUc alone, !L Survived by buaband, Robert Thura .. st. Potycarp CathoUc bureau sald. we can at.and a few mln.~tes ; W.; daughter, Nonda D. Serv· Church, Stanton. Peek Family Although Cuba. to the west in the rain to creet him. , Ices 3 p.m. Tbun., Peek Fam· Colonial Funeral Home, dJnlc. of the sou them Babamu. la,Y Th• procram for Robert lly Colonial Funeral Home. ton. In a <Urect line with Betsy 1 Manry D., llD Cleveland In· --------------------path, th• bur~au said the eluded a Wede and a civic 1tor111 would probably swlnt luncheon. BALTJ MORTUAIUES C.n•r .. _ OR,.... Co•..... Ml HG4 . 8SLL BROADWAY MORTUARY Ut Broadway, Coe&a Mt1a uwaa PEEK FAMILY OOLONIAL FUNERAL BOMB '71'1 Bella Ave., W~r ••• SMn'RS' MORTUARY 11'7 M ... k Buthlfto• eeae• . 1.1...- ~ MORT\JAl\Y cna.ma.c.&a.._ ..... -•• FLOWERS TO COMFORT THE LIVING FROM Flower Shop OR 3-6513 ~ slllhUJ 'nOrth before lt reach· M .. -Utd \on f edTCuba. ... ry aa a e r o m Al 6 a.m. Betsy wu center· FllmouU., Mus.. to Fl.l- ed m mues· ea.st-aouthelst mouth, Eneland. arrlvtng of Miami near laUtude 2:2.3 Aug. 17. ROrth. loncltude e&.9 west. His wife, Vlrsinla. and Thia placed It about 260 mHea daughter, Robin, 14, and son, north·nortbeaat of San Juan Douglas, 11, met him in Ent· ' P.R. ' land. The famUJ all retUmid -:-----=====.Ito the Uni~ stat• 'l'uqday aboard the Queen Mary. So 8rHfWA)' "OWtr lhop IM. .. rvtnt tht Hart>or Al'tt ~ ...... -...... c..., ... ,.._.....,., .... '~....:::-=~ _ .................. '"°"' .... did the Tlnbfbene. luhtd to the llnet'I pronwnade deck. l'LOWIRI av DeMlll Tosh HUii 'LANI -Super Guppy ls shown durtn~ It~ fint lest ID1ht Tuesday from Van Nuys to Palm· --~ ~ .-. -----..... .--,.. __. -·-· --. ----------. . . -. . _. -. -- dale. The world's largest airplane has ~n manu- factured primarily to carry Saturn V launch vehkle ' ' 4 OAIL Y PllOT / Ntw1 Prt\' Wtdntsday Sfptt mber 1, l %5 Bedlam at Cow Pala~e F<uts ,cream, Faint, Cry Ouer Idols SAN FRANCISCO <AP) -strlnus lnluries and t ha t The Bea tles continueti their' move Mrs. Stewart. 24, to s • · 1 d f tnrd as first -aid 1tat10n, where she Five lttn-age girls were In· ever)one recovered. tnl' u · per ormanre:i; unni was ··rteling a Utile weak but Jured when a frenzied boy Ing a pregnant wom11n 'fh01 unconmous girls were car· all right, I think ... leaped on 1tage with Britain'• fainted and was carried to a ried across the stage to 8 A private guard. John Ed· Beatles, touched drummer first-aid station. Clrst-a.1d ~talion . w~ere they wards. ..,, either fainted or ai,o,o Starr 00 the shoulder I Wave alter wave of frantic I aat dazed an. d sobbing. was knocked out during the ·and did a swan dive off the I tttn-a g e rs. moaUy girls, The evening perforf!lance afternoon performance, bu t It.age into the front rows. 1 charged the line of police and was stopped about 10 minutes returned to help control the The incident was during a guards in front of the stage I while Beatie Paul McCart!'ey evening crowd. bedlam Tue.day at the Cowl during the BeaUe1' conclud-pleaded . with the p~shing , A source close to the Bea P.J,lace as t b 0 u s a n d s of ing perrormances on the1r $1· shoving Jam to let police .re- 1 !!e• saJd the singers mad~ : "screaming, faintin g and sob-million American tour. I move Julia St f' w a rt, five well over a mllllon dollars : bing tttnagers threw jelly Six were able to touch one months pregnant. from t h e ln Uielr now-concluded t w 1.. : -beans, stuffed animals _and or more Beatles before they arena .noor. "."here she had week tour. themselves _ at the mop-and about 70 other B e a t I ej fallen tn a faint. They were to leave for Lon· haired signers. 1 fans were carted oH the Tbe crowd relented long I don today -their departure Police aald there were no st.age enough to allow guards to re-time a guarded secret. Nasser Regime Arrests 1,.000 .. 1'! ~r .') ... .. ~~™• .,.,,,.... ...... George Raft In Troubl e Over Taxes LOS ANGELES ( UPJl Actor George Raft. 69, faces arraignment Sept. 7 before U.S. Dist. Jud~e Peirson M. Hall on charges he evaded paying income taxes on about '85.000 in earnings for the years 1958-6.1. Raft waa Indicted yester· day by a federal grand jury on five counts of evading tu· ea and one of making a false statement. Authorities claimed Ra ft• evaded payment of income I taxes by understating his In- come In the amount of about 985.000 and fabe!y claimed a capital loss of S25.000 on stock ln a Cuba gambllnf op- eration which partlally offtlt a capital gain of S137 .233 on sale of stock ln Hotel P'J.a. mtneo Inc.. ln Laa Ve..,, Nev. 11th U.S.-, I Cabinet P()st Set SALE-LAST 4 DAYS SCIEEIED ROOMS• PATIOS • CONTOURS • NO PAYMENT FIRST 6 MONTHS AT NO ADDED INTEREST kt t • 31 COLORS ry~ • AU ALUMINUM CONSTRUCTION • GLASSENE ftANElS NOW PRH LADIES Cement Work NYLON HOSE 1/2 NICI wmt MIY EmMATE ON Rall. who rose to n'llMe 1tardom ln 1an1ster roles, surrendered yesterday lllCI wu releued on • 100 bood .. _.. __.., pendtnc hia arraignment. CAU DIHCT ;.· CHAltOID _Actor George Raft, 459, waa into U.S. Marshal's office in Loi An· If convicted Raft could face I §22 7293 :.:Jelea Tuesday to surrender voluntarily after he was indicted by federal arand • maxiraum•penalty of a•·· 6631 EACH ILYD., IUINA PARK • :~J~OO~~~b~tt~g~~~~~~~K~~~~ OOO~~M~~·-----~-~-----------------------------~ : ; on ball. lmprltonment on each c()Ult. ii,iioo:-~~-;Fo=r~Sa~f~ety;:-:Md:;-;Con~""::;:~=-,ce=~Opel!~~.~CH;;;;£;CK;.~~G~A~CC;«J;.:NT~~;--~~-;;;__...._ ____________ .;;_ __ ...,;;;;.;;;;;;;,;;,. __ .....;.;;;;;:-- 4. S °! o •• •, .. • . • .... ~ :: •, ~. ... #, • EARN oa'1t AMH&IAL lfjfUHT Olil tf'lcaAL Cllm"CATt IAV'IMI "'°°°"'"" - DAILY IN'TlllbT o" 1111ouu1t lA\111 ... ACCOUNT9 l'AIO OUAln"U\Y J I I I a e c s s a c 0 n J· s . "' 1 p ti g c .. r l: t· >. n u t: c d p b h r· a ti u 8• n. fl tt s. i;c d1 81 rE al rE w S4 G ti Cl a< ln th ., fo "1 Tl ln Wtdntsday. Stpt~mbu 1. 1%5 DAIL v PILOT /News-Preu 5 ·Judge Angry Justice Dept. Lashed • SAN FRANCISCO (UPI)-partment oraered an investi-disarm a desptrate criminal -Robert L. The y.s. Justice Department gation into the charges. coming at him with a Jt.n¥.e?'' 1 LOS ANGE~~ (~) -A ness Tuesday was received a ~ongue la~hing Judge Elkington said Ger-Judge Elkington ~sked. Are lsecond !DvesUgati°',1 into Los Goe. executive assist.ant to from a Superior Court Judge .. . there some sporting rules he Anretea violent nots gath· May1>r Samuel w. Yorty. · • yesterday for pressing brutal-rans and Clark were grill· must follow, such as allowing ~ege r;.me:i:n pwrocednesse!~Y.r· Goe complained that Gov ~ .wt ity charges brought against ed" by FBI agents, their per-the assailant to draw ftr1t """ v two policemen by an ex-con· sonnet files were examined, blood." · justice and clean-up moved Edmun4 G. Brown had , · vict, described by the judge and their superior officers liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii steadily ahead. promised $2. 7 million in fed· ' ::$ as "the most vicious crimi· were questioned. The police- Tbe City Council Tuesday era! funds would be provid-• ~ ~ ..,.::. nal" he had ever seen. men were cleared of the wvw 8 I Yftlll launc!*I . its ~vestigation of ed to employ 16,000 persons Judge Norman Elkington charges. but Elkington aaid n Inn AAIUl the riot, m which 36 persons to cleaa up the ril>t area. butl leveled the attack as he sen· Washington ordered a "more died and property damage that the mocey bas not been tenced Leonard Thompson, !horough .inquiry," which the1---(BmR ··--.. mounted _to $45 mllfion, and provided. Demos Meet 42, to Jile imprisonment tor Ju~g~ said apparently was said beanngs may be held Goe said the city Is trying conviction on charges or kid· still m progress. I .. twice a day for about four to eliminate bazaraous con· • naping to commit robbery, •·1 am sure that Thompson months. ditions especially health haz· On EJeclIOn assaulting a police officer. was not handled gently by the Chairman Jo~ A. M~one mis. ~t damaged property and ~ing an. ex-convict arm· officers," the judge said. ""!'o .. ,. wutth of !earning ••P9i· len~ for children '" ""9 formJ1tl v1 yeu1 from kM~ ergarten thru Ith grade! . of the governors spec 1 al in the riot area. He said two I.OS ANGELES <UPll _ ed with a knife. have done so under the ctr· OPENING OF SCHOOL commission ~aid Tuesday a sites _ 103rd street and Cen· Local Democratic I e ad er s Police officers Arthur Ger-cumstai:ic~ would ~ave bee~ YEAR SEPT. 2l, l'6S thoro:ugh, obJecU~e and ptn· tral Avenue -are being ex-have announced t he Y wtJI rans and Herman Clark sub-both swcsdal and ndculous. etrahng _study w1~ be made amined as p1>5sible urban re· meet Sept. 11 to discuss plans dued the knife-wielding Elkington pointed out that SET th• •••~ NOW for of .t~e nots, unhin~red by newal sites. ror a possible 26th congress-Thompson May 19 when the Thompson stabbed a police your child'• auceeM •t '""Y political or other mterfer-The County Grand Jury s1onal district e l cc t i 0 n to ex-convict and a companion oCCicer in 1942, was among later 11radet ence. Tuesday indicted three men choose a successor to Rep. invaded a San Francisco home several men armed with guns JER The city's committee, un-on a charge of murder in thelJames Roosevelt. in a robbery attempt, kidnap-and knives who terrorized and WYNN BAX . der councilman Louil R. No-shooting of sheriff's deputy Mrs. Carmen Warschaw ed a woman and threatened robbed a municipal roadway! -------------------l~ell, aa.id gov~mment offi-R~ald E. Ludlow, n,. ~t thelSouthern California Democra'. lo kill other occupants of the office clerk in the late 1940'.s, '·---(ICllftft c1als will testify morgings be1ght of the Watts r1ohng. he chairman, said the meet· house. assaulted another officer m tnllll Booted Front School, Gm She Stay Booted? 8:"d community ~~pre1enta· Named in the Indictment ang wtll be an attempt "to Thompson, a Negro , charg-the. mid l~'s and was shot 233 south Holllaton. ll'au· tives and other citizens will were Phillip B. Brooks, 22, work out !.Orne ground rules ed that his civil rights were while attackmg a guard ID a dena, Californla. Pho"., appear in afternoons. -Joseph Lavine, 23, and Har-for a meaningful and h1gh J violated by "brutality" of the prison disturbance. I sv t -1108. • The committee's first wit-old G. Potts, 22. level primary campaign two officers. The Justice De-"How should a policeman SUN V A L L E Y (AP) -School last May for wearing Pamela Lee Smith is b e I n g boota, in violation of the philosophical over the possi· school dress rule. billty she may have booted Boots, Pamela says, a re berseli out of public school. high fashion at the moment. And she hopes to be booted Hers have low bee.ls, tops at when ahe goes back. the calf, and are made of Her problem'! A little com-beige leather. closed with a plex, Lut Mohandas K. Gan-ripper . Chic. dhl, pbilo90phy and boots are But the rule Is not chic, at lta root.a. and when ordered to d o n Pamela, attractive and 16, standard gym shoes, Pam- was auspended from J ohn H. ela rebelled. Francis Polytechnic H l g h Then she was suspended, Principal James B. Taylor said. for failure to obey. It Bus Service Issue Grows In Oxnard was a matter of preserving authority, be added. "I didn't want to wear my dirty gym shoes." Pamela said. Pamela's adamant s t a nd was influenced, SM 11.)'1, by study of the Indian Mahatma. "I really liked hiJ philoso- phy .'' she said. "Tbe wa1 be OXNARD l AP) -Negro did it. Resisted. Hi1 sayings. and Mex.lean-American lead· "There's one thing he ers are threatening to boy-wrote that I pa.rticularly cott the Oxnard Elementary liked: School District unless it re-" 'When you are in the right stores bus service to their you can afford to keep your area. temper. And when you are in The school board voted re· the wrong you cannot afford cently to provide bus service to lose it.' '' only to pupils living two She kept her temper -and miles or more from schools. boots -and entered a pri· lt said th.is would save S2,· vate school. S33 for the year. The for· Meanwhile, pubUc school mer radiu1 was 11'2 mllea. officials have decided to ~ ·· The cttange affects 180 pu· view dress rules for next pils. many who live in a sec· ye a r and, said Tay Io r, tion largely occupied by Ne-"there ls a very strong pot·, groes and Mexlcan-Ameri-sibllity that boot! will be ap- cans. proved.'' Opponenta say the decision "In that case," said Pam- will require pupils to cross ela, "I will go back, deflnite- railroad tracks and bu s y ly.'' Highway 1. ---------- The Oxnard-Ventura Coun· 1 ty chapteT of the National I F . La ch Association for the Advanee-3Jr llD CS ment of Colored People and l2-d R the Citizens Against Pover-a y UD ty. which represents Mex.I· can-Americans said Tues-SACRAMENTO (AP) -It's day they will 'bold a mass fair time ~gain. protest meeting Friday. Califom1a's state fa 1 r Leaders said parents will opened today for a 12-day be asked to keep chfldren run, with all the usual attrac- home Tuesday when schools tions. r eopen. They saJd they plan Admission fM is $1 for ev- a march with picket signs to eryone but kids under 16 and the acbOGI diatrict office Sat· servicemen, who get in free. urday. Hours an 10 a.m. to mldnighl Sealab 2 Furnishing Datri on Sea World LA JOLLA (UPI) -Ten to provide them with addition- aquanauts, including astro-al facilities for communica· naut M. Scott Carpenter, have tlon with scientists on the furnished more data in Jess surface. than one-third the time ln They also were to begin a Sealab 2 than their predeces· study of the migration babita ,;ors in Seaiab 1 did in 11 of plankton and ael up a days. accordinir to a project strength tat platform which , spoke1man. will permit scintlll&. to 1tudy 1 "Tht aquanauts have al-man's ability to wcwll \Dlder·' ready sent back more data water. about the au and their own The aquanauts will be able reacUoM to the situation than to pull, twist and push or do waa recovered in the whole a combination of the three Sealab 1 experiment.." Capt. movementa with the pt,tform George Bond. principal tnves-so lclenU.ta can determ.lnt t.lgator for the two project! bow much unduwater aalva.ge ~' tald yesterday. work a man can do. Carpenter and the other Yesterday a portable device aquanauta plunged 205 feet .. ., ued bJ one ol the ecqu• into the ocean last ,Saturday. nauta to take an llecttocar· Slnce then, their 200-ton, 57-diotram (heart me a 1 u re- foot-long at.I Seal.ab 2 has meot) u be f:r...-.rQ\ at a been 1urrounded by marine depth of 205 feet. The man lif• of all typn. includinl a wn not ldenttfted. echool of baby octopuaes clln&· Project 1pobsmen a.Id vis· Ing to Its windows. ibillty In the water wu eo Bond said the aquanaut• feet and the tempera t u r e also have seen anapper, mac-wu 60-61 deer-s. kerel, sardines, f l a l f 11 h. The aquanaub wm IPlftd a rroupers and aea bus &a &Irle toW ol 41 U,1 ..._ ..... numbers. but onl7 Carpenter wt1l re- "There fl enough flsh there main 1ubmer1ed 30 con1ecu- that the aquanautl CO\lld llve tlve day1. One other aqua. away from land u tar u naut wtll 1peod two 1&-day pe· food lt coocerntd/' Bond aald, rloda und•rwater and the rest "Bt.tt Up9J JlllOn'l kill M1 fl.M. will rema.ID nbmerlld ~ The)' 'ltW!t to atud1 t.btm 11 •da)• each. . ins... Pbtpoee of the mlli4t.cbt~ 'JI , the aquanauta were 11a ptoject ta to eee how ,..ti IC ed to help camplete man can Uve and function work on a bethnlc labOratoey uode.rwat.er. WBA'l'TO B Tune up your voice I gather up the All enthusiastic vocal equipment is welcome! If you've a guitar, banjo, ukelele or harmoni~a. bring it along. Some favorite song books or Sing Along albums? Bring them, too! Now, gath· er 'round the piano, pass out the song sheets, and we'll have some fun. ~ An hour or so of harmon- izing calls for a refreshment break. That's when light snacks and cold Olympia blend into such a tasteful arrangement. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ snacks \ and pick up some Olympia While famous as a light beer, we think you'll agree Olympia has the body and character to satisfy even a song-parched thirst. ~ ~ Next time you're invited to a Sing Along-or any gathering where re- freshment will add to the fun-jot ............... this down on your "bring along" list: --:;...-... Light Olympia, the beer of good taste. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ·Mlts the Water" ) Vllllan en alWQP webme ol lhe Olympki BrwwJns Compony. Tumwater. near OJy.mpio, Washington, 8.00 to 4:30 every day. •01y••. ,..,, ~ \ I ' -........ -·-. -,,_ ----.. ------.. .. . . . - 8 DAil Y P'lLOT /News-ltrtu WedntSCIQ, Stpt.tmbet l, 1965 ---....-~-----.-'""'!!>-·-· ---··----1 One Wanted Here Sea Scout Ship From Alameda Visits Newport By WIWAM ROWEN lly get a big cruiser, to.>." Ito Alameda, which is in the yo.~th orga~lzations. . 'Scouts were special rueats ot ot 111e o.uy ,.1 ... "•" If and when, Sea Scouts,san Francisco Bay. The m3;1n trlluble ~s that I their local Scout brothers and That 104-foot yacht that has here would use sucll a vessell But each weekend. the boys there arle~ t enouScgh lticcensed,toured all of Orange County's . . personne lll our OU OUD· o· I d be-been tied up the past few for two or three-week cruises came down t~ work on the ell," he said. landmarks -1s"ley an , w..:eks in Newport Harbor and as a floating summer boat and eventually got it.a Coast Guard regulations are ing number one and Balboa • near tbt: Orange Coast Col. camp. according to WhiUield. 1 two huge diesel engines tuned much stiffer for a Scout ship 1 surf being number two on lege Crew Base doesn't be·I "Not only would the boys up. than for the ordinary pleas-their list. !ong to J. Paul Getty or learn every phase of seaman-The Alameda Scouts' CUT· ur~ craft, Whilfiel~ explains The Sea Scouts c.re a spe- 1 rank Sinatra 1 • • 1 1 _11 Each scout ship has tll . . . . f th 8 S ,_ It's 8 Buy S:out Boat. the ship and leadership, but they jrent pro~ed s t<> rep ace ..,el have a licensed diesel me-c1al d1v1~1on o e oy cou~ biggest in the nation would get to know the whole the boats moth-eaten pan • chanlc, radar operator. navt-•of America And it cost its present Pacific Coast." he say~. ing with fresh wood and then gator, doctor and pilot aboard, Under Winifield's supervl· youthful owners $1. I The Barclay Stephens was 1 finish it . so we'd probably have to hire I slon at the Newp.>rt Harbor The Barclay. Stephens calls ·h d b th Alameda The "enli.3ted men" sleep some pri>fesslonal,people," he lsco t Base located 00 city. Alameda, Calif., home port.lpurc ase Y t: in two large bunk rooms, says. 1' u ' The vessel and its crew of Sea Scout troop for a token while the adult officer~ have Corning from a large com-jcounty dock property oc West ._ 37 (28 scouts and nine lead· Sl from the U.S. Navy three their own private quarters. merclal port, the Alameda Coast Highway, youths bert ,. ; If_:.( ·-:-. ers) have been guests or New-years agu. . 1 W The only person with a pri-boat d~n't have such prob-' are taueht every phase ot llfe ~·~.~ .. ,_ ·.,. 1: .' ~... port Harbor Sea Scout!. I It was a vintage.Word 1 ar vale rllOm is skipper Bill Na-lems. Skipper NatJons, for in-at sea Crom navigation to .. .-:: · Understandably. I v c a I 11 rescue boa t which wa~ ~t-tions. stance, is a radio commum- ' . . ____ .. _ ~---' scouts are thinking about get-er c:ooverted into a m15sile caUllns expert for Pacific and coolung. . VISITING YACHT ( abrn r ru1!ler ts n oatrng base for Sea Scouts of Alamc<ta ling ''_something like that"lrctne,er NAVY EAGE R Orient Lines who enjoys do-Each "eekend dunng . tht County. Vessel, measurin~ 104 reel. anci 37·member rrew were invited to New-ror the1r very own some day. It's easy to see why .the Obtaining a boat . l~e the ing Scout work in his sparelsch~ol year. th,ey are divided po ... Harbo b S S<·o t her "ll'11 a long way off," says boat was let ~o for that price. Barclay Stephens 1sn t too time. up into teams and 11ut through ·•" r Y. ea ' u 5 e. _ Newport Sea Scout Bue After the scoul.'i bought it hard, according to Whitfield. a rough competition in such ----------------------------~mma~tt~l~~~~·/as su~~s.rt h~to~towedThe~ryis vmuguto m~EY,SUM ~illsas~~~~~Q~~ ----------------------------''B~wet~kwe'llev~tu~~ llie~y hllm S~me~~~~d~y~~~q~~ Whilein~.the~am~acue~d~a~~atopenUM. 9"' HAWAIIAN DOLE PINEAPPLE JUICE jumbo 46-oz. can JUMBO, SWEET, VINE RIPENED • 1 CANTALOUPE ~ cc.~. SWEET RIPE ITALIAN PRUNES FRESH, CRISP, CRUNCHY CELERY LAIOR D4Y S,fCl4ll PATIO TABLI STURDY CONSTRUCTION 10~ c Reg. 37c Value COLORTEX PAPER NAPKINS ouorted colors 60 count pockogt TENDER 'N' JUICY c re9. tc velue GRAND TASTE FRANKS 1-lb. c pkg . re9. SSc value 0 GOLDEN CREME IMITATION ICE MILK c HALF SAVE GALLON Uc NI· ~tc velue Doumok. fresh, fluffy white marshmallows for toppings, desserts and roosting 1-pound packogt Marshmallows 25c Our Best. Crisp and crunchy. Chock full of good old-fashioned flavor. 22-ounce ;or · Whole Sweet Pickles 39c Superior White Dinette Plates. Make your picnic quick and easy ! No messy cleanups! pkg. of 100 Paper Plates 9 Inch 69c Mogic Chef. Mash with avocados and onions for on elegant new dip! Pure Mayonnaise I BATHE & GlO 24-ou nee jar 39c You may cash checks, purchase money orders or pay utility bills at our handy Food Giant Courtesy Booth. ' .. . . - St11 .To ln lltUe weeks tim County chi in school - u ge Coast !\ow is t cal checku ward Lee 1h•alth Off ·Your de wirnt to ct VISIOD and In the curr Health Re1 "Small • frequently changes in of hearing it Either • can play I grades and in the class wears glas: rechecked 1 p.rescriptio1 The sma ~e the bla SI AJ Apr Cut Ch P1 -large 9-i111 ftllls~.'-c + 1Funn1 • • •. Htinz. So ftriT . .-Vege: C1i.11er .... ~ Hotdo ~r._ Chris & Pitt's. ·;1 Barbe ~.: freochits. Tht ~t Shoe~ p -: Lindsay. P.u1 -:-Ju11 , Majesty. Gr1 ·1; lu11 A~mlnum.: ~:181 Add•tfft to\ .i.Au1 • BATH OIL FOR HOT DOGS FRENCH 'S MUSTARD 9~z. 17c ORE·IDA FR021..,. BARBECUE fREt«JH FRIES · 6-oi. SJ°' "9· lilt price $1.7$ • 2 ~-:2~'---' ' . • • • • ,. -.. I • What A Fool Am I Students Urged ·To Get Checkup 1 2 Squadrons Win Prizes EL TORO -T'wo squad· rons of the 3d Marine Air· Perfect Ending Is Always a P~rf ect Song tn little more than two can't bear the teacher's ques-\craft Wini based at the Ma· !Y,,.,. ~~ ,!!~,U~ ~tar~:e u~qu~sll?nably up ing a well trained voice lo the leaves few 1ubjed1 unacath· Fool Am I!" It 11 one of thoat wetks time, 315,000 Orange tions ls 1uffering what may rlne Cor s Air Statiun here ' 0 ony ew ey ~ marvel-proceedings. The Costa Mesa ed. macic momtnta in theatu County children will be back be to him an insurmountable 'l h be p ed . f Most playgoers would con· rus material. Exceptional per. actreaa' caricature of the The musical numben. 1ome that llterally CiVe you the in ~chool _ 88,000 in the Or· handicap, Dr. Russell warns ave en nam winners 0 sider it unorthodox, if not un· ormances are d~bvered both brawny Soviet beauty ii one of which were hita in thla ahiven. u~e Coast area alone "A dental hecku al 1·1the Chief of Naval Operations forgivable, for the actors to by Thor Nielsen .n the pivotal of the hi&hlight.a of the show. country before the s bow "Stop the World" la Jobn-~ow is the time ro; physi-important. S~me sc~ool:o en~ annual av i at io n aafetyllcome back onstage for a . re· ~ol~:fll UJtl:hap and Ellie Fusing .the unuaual play reached Broadway, are hiCh· 1on'1 second directorial effort ~3'1 checkups. urges Dr. Ed- courage pupils to bnng a cer·jawards. prise of one ol the muucal : thee ~ari~usg Jeoman. duty with a 1er1a of walk-o!' per-ly effective, ~th the curious for the Anaheim Playhouse w rd Lee Russell. County tificate from a dentist each The CNO Aviation Safety n~mbers after the final cur· ru omen ln his formances and 1t.rateg1c VO-exception of Once in a Life-and must rank a• the the&-a Off . . it.am call. e. cal back.Ing are the young-time," which could have been ter'a top ah""' ot the .euon. Health icer . year showing that an exami· Plaque will be presented in1 But in the case of '"Sl-0p the Nielsen's Interpretation of sters. Pat Lynn, Karen Stein the 1econd beat l\)ng in the It plays Wedneaday through ·You r doctor will p~obabl,Y nation has been made. October to Marine Aerial Re· World -I Want to Get Off," the Eve r y man character and Paul Prunier, and a ca· acore. Somehow it never ta.kes Saturday unW Sept. 25 at the "·;1nt to check the .~hildren 3 . "Ch~k on your children's fuellni Squadron (VMGR h whk:h \)J)ened Fl'iday at the achieves a high water mark•pable eight-girl chorus, all at-. bold. UnC<:oln Profeulonal Ma 11, '1s1on and heanng, he says l!mmun!zat!ons. A_ complete 352 and Marine Attack Squad· Anaheim Playhouse, It is not for the Anaheim stage. On-I tired in leotard.I to carry out Ba.lanclnC it, however, are 1784 W. Lincoln Ave., Ana· In the current issue of Public 1mmu~1zallon. series against] . only accepted, it la wel· stage for virtually the entire the three-ring cir'cuJ motif. Nielaen'a rendJtlona of "Gonu helm. Health Reports. po~o is reqwred belore your ron ( VMA > ~· corned, almoct demanded. production, he defies disinter-"Stop the World" is, bow-Build a Mountain," "I wanna•--------- '"Small children can, and child can be admitted to The refueling squadron, "What Kind of Fool Am I?" eat, playing many of his ever, more than an amlllinl Be Rieb" and the muaical frequently do. suffer graduaJlschool. New meule1 vacclneslcommanded by Lt. Col. Neal is one o1 the great 1how atop-acenes d.lre<:tly to the audi·1and enterta.Jnlng eventna. It lament, "Lumbered," which C Le changes in their eyea or loss are n~w on the ma.rket. Make A. Boortz, has flown more pers of the modern theater, ence. is a bitinC 1ocial commen-hilhlithta the first act. Stronc ontracl l of hearing without realizing I certain your family is pro-than 79,000 a cc id.en t-fr~ and the decision. by Producer Apart from his acting abll· tary, 1een throogb Britiah rapport ts gained near the it Either of these conditions te cted " hours the p11t aix yean. !Anthony Brandt and d.in)ctor tty, Nielsen displays a gift for eyes. and it. aatlrlcal sword ell.mu when Uttlechap and The State Department of can play havoc with school "If your child ls planning The attack unit, command· Kent Johnson to leavt the au-pantomime of the Marcell Evie sing the last cbl)fU1 of Public Works has awarded a grades and social adjustments to participate In vigorous ed by Lt. Col. Roy C. Gray, dience with a final chorus Marceau school which. above TM1 CAST "Someone Nice ille You" '641.990 contract to Guy F. At- tn the classroom. H your child sports on one of the 1chool of 2657 Redlands Dr .. Costa was, in this view, a wist one. everything else, carries this Lottlt(,.., .......... r,..,. "'-'-with their backa to the audi-ldnson Co .• Loni Beach, for wears glasses, they should be teams. let your doctor know. Mesa, waa cited for 1&7 day It is the pe.rfect ending for difficult and imaginative pro-:.:"" ............ '111•, sw1~1 ence. construction of an overC11>11· rechecked to make certain hb He will examine the young-and 105 night land.ings on air· one ol the handful of out.stand· ductil)D . J•:,:" ·::::::::::::· "-':_ at: Then, in ooe of the belt con-inC and approacbet to carry prescription is still suitable." ster to make certain there are craft carriers wttbout lnci· inc product.IOIU 1een in Or· As Evie, Anya, Ilse. et al, ~· Kar• ._.~;'~'"'% ltnlcted acenes of the aeuon, Bristol Street over the San The small child who can't no health conditions that dent during a rttent West.em ange County this yt:er. Mrs. Swindell matches Niel-1 r-H111W1Y. c11err1e ~ IWIY Uttlecbap, elderly and alone. Diego Freeway near Colt.a SH the blackboard clearly or I would interfere Paclflc tour. Happily, "Stop the World's" aen in Went 8Jld energy, add· ~::; L:;:::er--. Alff'/ ~ gives out with "What Kind of Mesa. $ lb. can tx fr"h ,otote Solod, 2-lb .• ..,.,. Jfc ( w FROZEN SIMPLE SIMOI Apple, Apricots, Custard, Cherry, Peach I It large 32-oz. 9-inch pit PIES c r•1· 59c ••lu• Fiiiiijf iCe,iV.~Mrxd·~5c Htinz. So ftrm. tender oM ftawrlut thty make any diet perfect 16-oz. con Vegetarian Beans 2 for 2gc 111•11 er .... Choose hamburger or hot dog buns. a in a pockooe Hotdogorff nburger Buns 2t ·hris & Pitt's. Mc*H for perfect to5tel ReQ. or hol 12-ounct bottle Barbecue Sauce 3 '0 ' $1 renchits. The Ptrltct snock I 4-ounct COil Shoestring Potatoes 1 gc U.S.OA 'CHOICE' or FOOD GIANT "BANQUET PERFECT" STEAK SALE CLUll STEAK SIRLOIN TIP T P ROUND c I~. ONE LEIS TOP SIRLOIN US 0 A. "Choice" or $ Food Giont "Bonquet Perfect" tender. 1u1cy, eoref ully ogtd steok ot its best in ftovor and quohtyl 39 . lb. U.S.O.A. GRADE 'A' FLASH FROZEN FROM LANCASTER FARMS YOUNG HEN TURKEYS 10-1 • c peund U.SDA.Grode.A' overage 8orbecut favorite JR. TURKEY lb. ~49• U.S.DA Grode "A" Lancaster Farms, 1-<iay fresh. Plump & perfect. Ro~11ln9 Chickens 49.i. Fresh frozen. Ptrfect for fry ing. ittwa or 1kewerl 1-pound bog Chicken livers:~! 59c U.S.D.A. Grode "A". Poppy Brand. Calif. grown. A real flovor treat! . !!!~ Wr!~~~!~.~~~und ~!'ib. Sllced Bacon 79 c i~'hio~e·qsi~ak'k·i~·~·~si~ U.S.D.A.. IN5'fCTEO faESH CHICKENS 'AITS FRYER LEGS U S.0.A. "Choict" or Food Giant #8on4'utt Ptrfect."Cust~ cut and trimmed-guoronteed te pleoHI Porterhouse5teak$1~! PRYI• •RIASTS PRYIRDRUMSTICKI FRYIR THI.HS WI LSON'S FESTIVAL BONELESS HALF HAM •ONIUSS U.S.DA "Choice" tr f«ld G.ont "lonqutt '-rltcr FRESH WHITE SEA BASS BEEF ROAST Sirloin Tip Rump Bottom Round RU• ROAST GIOllD BW Um.I CllJCK CROUllJROOND 80tll h1 Fmh \ f re~ll. lto" r,..1h. h trolto" 7k FRESH MED. GREEI SHRIMP 39.~. RUPERT'S SKINLESS COO 59.~. RUPERT'S SKINLESS PERCH &91t c $1 .39 LB. Pill ET ~~ S-111.• ~.89 !&. 1 lb. llkt. 4r fro ten 1 lb .... fro1t11 4r indsoy. P.ump,· perfect and dtlicately flavored. The finest! lumbo Ripe Olives Aojesty. Great for breakfast with eggs ond hash-browned potatoes f no. 1 ta!I con 29c 12-ounce con CHAIC0.4L PiLTHED RAINOFF NEW LOW 'llCI SEAGRAM'S 7 CROWN Luncheon Meat 39c i8Jil01if 'S~''FOil·~~du~ Include I 1 0c off 53c lilmDi'Ta·n;·1eilSh 1l ¥.·ounce jar 25c RIES · PACIFIC TREAT CRACKERS l·lb. 35c s*o. i KWTMIWU MARGARINE 1-lb, 33c <incl. pkg. 2t off} ~·------------ NESCAFE INSTANT COFFEE 6·or. 98c l 0-oc 'l "' jor !or ltllC 7' oftt • Gftc. 20t .,,, . A LUX LIQUID OO'ERGENT ~ 65( VODKA $ llUE VIM TABLETS 39 full half gallon FOlGU'S INSTANT COFFEE '1091 ~~r:~. fun holf sn.11 gollOf' HOST 'lfMIUM EASTERN BEER 24 '!:: '2'' llfH SALMON CAT FOOD 2:: 25c 't' 69c 10-er. s1 •' (ind. I"" 20c offl McCORMICK TEA BAGS ~ 69c 8 DAILY PILOT /NtM ,ms WtdllHd.ly, Stptt mbtr l , 1965 ~ For the Polltlcal Notes Evening for Finch-to Raise Funds ~ • Record Ry LES WAC.NER jstate meeting in Monterey, ln addition to Carpenter. O~n( county txecutlve sec-! 01 •h• D•llY ~"" "•" said the executive committee Robert F. Beaver, Fullerton; retary. attended the Monter· An Evening tor R 0 be rt re.tained James Archer. San Ann Spencer. Tustin, and Gus ey session. Finch suunds like piano :solos.ID1ego attor.ney. lo represent dog acts and eccentric danc· the party in the State Su· Jtleeti11gs Wl!DNISDAY CIYll Air Pauol Sauad<on 71. 207JI AU<la SI • Cotll M1u, 1 00 p 1?1. ers. Actually, it's a money preme C<>urt. ra1.~er to put Finch in the! The Unruh Assembly plan.1 lieutenant governor's seat in which failed lo clear the Leg· I Sacramento. islature, would have frozen Maoonl< Stttarlno LOOQe No. J()j, Ma loOtlk hmple, Ulh SI and St. Aftdr...,, Pia«, M-1 e .. c~. 1 00 p.m Coot• Mou J1111lor C~tmbtr ot COll'lmerct Cor•I RMI RHlaurant. )HI HtrbOf &Ive , C.O.la MtM, 7·JO pm At any rate. Finch is being out Republican gains u~til at i----------tendered a testimonial dinner tleast 1980, Carpenter saJd the at the Hollywood Palladium group was told. 1 HUfttlnfl"" BNCll M.,onlc L009t o Ma aonlc Hall, 7Cll Lake A•• .. H111111,,.,1on &taell. 7:l0 pm. o.m«r•tlc Auo<la!IOll of Ort"9• CounlY. Stn 01-Pork RoundhouM. 1 JO pm Stu.,• ltleeer\ SQUart Oanet Clut>, Co• 11 M"a Par1>. •no Recrullon 8109 , Of•M• Counlv Falrer01Jnd>, C0tlt M-. 1:00 p.m, THUU DAY Harbor Liii• Tou•mutt f'I Club, Howard Jolt..-R~tauranl, JOO H••-lllvd .. Co••• Mn•. 1 00 • m &•takfHI Op!lmlsl CluD ol Co••• MHt, Coral Roel Rnlturanl. 1M> Harno. l!vd .. Co.ta Mtu . 1 JO • m. BMrd of RffllOrl, NtwPOrl Htrbor.Co1ta Mou . l•I* lay CluD, UJI W. Cou1 Hleh•av, Newoo•t 11 .. e11. I 00 •.m. .... , . Welfare Staff Adds Workers -at $50 a plate. $500 for a ---------- table of 10 -and Orange I c .. rnnty's own Richard M. I '.'\1xon (He was born io Yorba .--------. !Linda) will be the major ., -L - ,speaker. Sen. George Murphy I _,. I 1s the honorary chairman. I # 6'1ftA, I , Occasion for honoring Bob lftl#"l"i .ifficiaUy is for his 20 years llTOPS IN QUAUTYfll of service to the Republican Party. He was Nixon's ad· min1strative assistant from I I SANT A ANA -As a result 1958 to 1960 the reafter ran I Wt1lmlMltr Rolerv Clul>. Kln9'\ hbl~ Rttt1ut1t'lt, Wl'ttmlMf.,, ,, noot\. f•CI>•• Club of ,..._ ~arbor. Stvtl $11!'1, 274! w C0t•I Hlehway, Nntoort llu dl. 11 -· 1(1w1nla Club ot Coale ,.,..w.Monh, Corti of M~dicar~ .and .other Social the national 'campaign. r6'iiiiJ/t I ' Secunty leg1s.lation, Orange, Patricia Reilly Hitt of Or· I 'lllt:,r~ I County supervisors have been ange. former Republican Na-8EW•RE '••• llt~ Ru t•vranl, 2Ml Harbor Blvd .. I Coal• /MH , n 10 p "'· NtwPC>rt Htrl>o< 1(1\,.tnll Club, VIiia Ma· rlM , 10..i 8tv1lclt Ori••· Nrwporl Bue~. 11 10 ' "'-H1111t1nttan 8 H 'h Nor!ll Lion> C l1>b, ,,,,_adowlt rll C°"nlry Club. HUnllnQ'lon 1 .. c11. u·u '"'· Fire Calls compelled to boost the Wei-tional committeewomen is " I Care Department's staff b)' 16 co-chairman of the dlnner Of employes. with Earl C Adams. Serving I IMfTATIOIS I Welfare Director Granville on the executive committee I l.OOlt I Peoples received <Authority to are Robert S. Barnes, Wal ter, I .oa THI 1, hire the additional s o c i a I Knott, John MacLeod. Coal-: ttAPfl_!_ workers Immediately. son C. Morris, 0. W. "Dick"' I &JTftl- Sppervisors acted Tuesday Richard, Gordoo X. Rich·! I I after Peoples said . be needs mona, Walter R. Schmid. OW • P•ICI I 11 s. • "'· t~~ .. ~~. 11111 '"'"' Father' Son Sign (] p the help to cope with "an ex· Charles S. Thomas and John I L I I ,.;."':,~~·°'~;~~.16131 tttrllet• L•,.. traordinary workload increase Scott Trotter. ---____ _ u·m '·"'· w.-Y. _,1u 1 aid. u11 William E. Little, 19, signs 3-year Marine Corps en· anticipated In the next f ew * * * Howard c irctt lliltment contract while his father, Master Gunnery months." .. ....,.,, IMdl I ·05 .. m. l ueoo.u. mtdlul •Id. OS l2NI Sgt. Billy Little, Marine Air Bases Squadron 33. Approved for hiring were I MINDFUL that the party in ,.~; ""'" __,1, 1601 am ide orive. assists. After son signed, Sgt. Little signed up fo r five new clerks, 10 field work-rower in Sacramento when l..============.I o o ... m .. tio-'*'· U» .. _, a1vd. another hitch that will give him 30 years' service. ers and one departmental su-the 1970 federat:e::sus is tak· BOTH AP, UPI ''45 .......... ..,11,,. ""'"'"'""· '°' s. an. L' I f S A i •u·th th d · · ·u h • h d 1,.,,,1. 1tt es are rom anta na. perv sor. nl e a d1Uons. en w1 ave • e upper an The DAlLY Pll.A)T la one '·"° ........ car""· Do-•NI Cliff ttnv .. , ---------------------the Welfare Department staff1i11 reapportionment for the o! the few community news- C•1• """' • 5 1 1 now includes 153 field work-,next decade, the Republican pan.n ot tu me in the I U e.m, l..udtr. eu -· .1 . 1111 ,.... si. Ch ers and clerks and 31 super· State Central C<>mmittee ex· country to have the combin· ,,,. p,m, llleoal llllrnlno. no Otolt SI. Ch h A . ti' 'tte h _... i t both .Oa • '''°orlpv•"'• tire 111-llMllon. t272 ltut .. n urc rson arge VlSOCI. lecU Ve comrru e as gone "" llttV Cff 0 n.oSOCl-Peoples said 65 per cent to court. ated Pre~• and United Preas-3':...!"r~:..,_.,· Mil< -1•1· m of the salaries for the new Dennis E. Carpenter. chair-Intemation&I.. • ..........., D d H employes will be reimbursed man of the county central ·===============-__: •·:.:.;:-:.::~~.:.r:1~,,=~dtllt, IOIM roppe at eari ll!! to the County by federal and committee. back from the1 __________ _ 6:~1 Pm .. rtscur, 1111 TeX•• SI. {_./ State agencies. , .... 1 ... ,, .. ..., • IJ .. m. T1>e>O•r. pul>ll< ... 111. '"11 . s•~ A~tonio A••. Arson charges agamst a threats made to a Costa Mei;a 1o Jt P "'·· 1r•"' ,,, .. nor"' °' 1nss Costa Mesa woman accused minister and his wife. I • ~ :· w"-"'Y· trau 11 ... u.., .. , of setting tire to a Westmin· While awaiting prosecution ""'""' -1 °' Ward &ir••· ster church classroom w e r e on the kidnaping and assault ~l\\; 0 yyf1t\ Yl COME IN FOR YOUR FREE COPY TODAY! WHILE THEY LAST! 11 ~ Pa1e1 8 Color1 H11lt"'D'> n/ ti" Un11ttl StaUJ, Canada cl Mn1tt1 • ...... MC1aOA of l'I...., nl't~I ,.,.._ • 171 ~to' City "'•pt• '-•OOA ~ ,,.._., ...._ ~ nttw>MI pi1n.s 6 ""°"""",,... · lt•ta OOOUI•~ of o..-17,000ci,._.,~&<:OliiftbM'"lhowt.c..~ttJNL i Utt poo4.lfttflOl'I• 11\d .. , .. •.\I e aN.Mie .., ...... c.N" ~ f'M,:W Cll .. 1 •~"\a Of l"ftlU l. tHpof11. loll - ... OULA" e a.oo Y AL U• FREE! FREE! FREE ! Whil~ they uw! 485~1 ·--·-.,. ........ -......... D ....... .,.. !..,__ -:: :;=!~::. MUTUAL SAVINGS A N 0 L 0 A N •••OG IA TIO H PASADENA a ~~ 2867 EAST COAST HIGHWAY CORONA DEL MAR• 675·5010 FREE PARKING dropped Tuesday during a charges, Mrs. Miller on J uly brlef preliminary heartng In 21 s~t fire lo a Foursquare Woman Killed Huntington Beach·Seal Beach Church classroom al 13611 Municipal Court. Jackson St.. West minster, Program Expanded The case against Mrs. Vivi-causing S&.500 in damage. po· More than 18,000 ~ondary an C. Miller, 21, was dis· lice said. school st.udents In Orange missed al the request of the County will hea.i: t~e 1C<>unty LONG BEACH, N.Y. (AP)-district attorney's office. ~ymphony Ass~tion • com· r · d t d Lo 1 1 d Authonties ha~ said I a s tl mg youth music program be· In Hotel Fire CHRIST TODAY? ire es roye a ng s an 'week that the action would be Y l B k cause of a $5,000 grant from boardwalk hotel Tuesday andltaken following Mrs. Miller's Of y 8 C S the James Irvine Foundation. killed a 64-year-old woman. commitment lo Metropolitan' . James .Nagam~tsu, asaod~· About 400 persons. most of State Hospital in NoTWalk. Commuter·s t10~ president said t~e contri· them elderly, escaped. Superior Judge William L. b_ution would pemut expan· Depu ty Fire C?mmissioner Murray .at the time ruled the s1on of the youth programs by Martin Heald said the dead woman innocent by reason of LOS ANGELES <AP l ~ 400 per cent. woman was Mrs. Dorothy Gol· insanity of kidnaping and as· Mayor Samuel W. Yorty, m The expanded program has lubier, 6.5, of the Bronx. sault charges stemming from strong letters to the st.ate Pub-concerts scheduled Nov. t3, lie Utilities Commission. op-Feb. 19. 1966, and April 23. Ad-•••••IJllP":"!!lllli!'l..,..."'"'i!~~,....,-~~~·~·.._mi. ~~"'11~1M111t=~IJ4li#li==lposes discontinuing the daily dilionally. concerts for ele· Helping Hand I Cluiplain Aids Disfigured SAN CLEMENTE -A Marine Corps chaplain, whose hometown is San Clemente. today was credit· ed with initiating action that has assured several Vietnamese youngsters of not having to live out their lives with cleft lips. Lt. C'mdr. Paul H. Running, 11 2 Avenida Cadiz, on duty in South Vietnam with the First Battalion of the Third Marine Regiment, Third Division, came upon four children in his unit's area with the con· genital disfigurement. With the aid of Navy offi cials at the Saigon Naval Hospital. Running arranged to have correc- tive surgery per formed. Battalion ofifcers agreed lo provirte the needed transportation. Officers and men in Chaplain Running's unit also pitched in by donating funds to buv food for I.he children and their parents. · Santa Fe Railway commuters' mentary school student! win special from San Diego to Los be presented in various high Angeles through Orange Coun· school auditoriums March 5, ty. April 16 and May 7. Yorty said abandonment of1---------- the schedule would be a dis· service to Southern California residents, especially in Or· ange County. The commission has grant· ed the railroad's request to withdraw the train from serv· Collections Collected ice . but it is still operating be-. cause a petHion for a re-hear-LOS ALAMITOS -B~rg· ing was filed by the Commut· tars collected com collec~ons ers Association of Southern from two Rossmoor Leuure California. World homes Tuesday while ----------their residents were al work, sheriff's deputies reported. . H Carl L. Rolson. 3272 Don· Adla i on or nie tane. told deputies WASHINGTON (APl -The thieves ap~arenlly clim~ United Nations will honor through a ~mdow to steal his Adlai E. Stevenson's memory '750 collection. . with a fellowship program John A._ Worley sa.1d burg- paid for by the United States. Jars . cut his screen window to ARE CHRIST'S TEACHINGS OUT OF DATE? IS THE WAY TO NEW LIFE A MYTH? IS SIN A FORM OF INSANITY? HEAR John Allen Chalk et '"'"" Pork ANAHEIM AMPHITHEATRE Sept. S thru 12-7:30 p.m. H cotlectiont The Marine regiment's Second Battalion has follow~d I.he chaplain's cue by arranging for similar operations for two other <:hildren with cleft lips. The Second Battalion plans to do the same later for four voungsters The program, proposed by get. mto hl.s home at 2952 Bos· President J ohnson and ap· toman . Drive. Taken was a proved by Secretary-General collection valued at $175. I U Thant, will divert $10,000 ===============================---------- contributed lo the organlza. lion's institute for training USDA CHOICE USDA CHOICE .. and research for the fellow· . ., >r~~~~ ship!!. BONELESS BEEF 99c ROAST • ~rime Rib 89C BEEF llt FIRST 3 RIBS ............ 98c lb. CLUB STEAK 109 ; LI.. Need a car that works on Labor Day? Rent a Ford from us. (We're just a few minutes away.) ~Labor Day weekend , take it euy in a Muatang, a Falcon or a Forcl. Give ut a call. and .. ·u have your car ready for you t.o pick up whmevw you •Y· U• it u lone u you like. Pricee? They're all remarkably low. CU. for a Falcon than for a Thundwbird, of cow..) And iMura.DOll W included in the price. Any way you do it, you c.an have that atra car availab!. wllfnever you (@) need it-for lem than you thought poaaible. So ~..::_, rent a Ford from ua now, in time for tbe IAbot Q~ .0.)' w.kend. MARI DOWNING lWlll6 DIC. {Mark Dow1lna fonl Inc.) 18575 hach BoulevMrd, Huntlntton 8Nch, C•ltfornl• Vlkin9 7-3566 I ;;~R ~OHN=--s~ CELLO PK. or Btl\.K FRESH LOCAL HEN TURKEY 49~ 10.14 lb. AVf. CHOICI 119AT e PRISH FISH e DILICATISSIN e IAR-a.QUI WHOLISALI e RIT AIL FARMER JOHN SHANK 59 ' HALF HAM l '. -FARMER JOHN BUTI END HAM 69l -FR!HH GR4DE A FRYING J 39c 'CHICKENS • Whole or Cut Up LWf?"SH&W.--' 4 ~ft p"gp 2$0¢' flRISH LOCAL CAUGHT 2009 I . Cow Hwy., Cot'OM del Mir • Nut to Chrl1tenMn Ph1rmecy SWORDFISH 98f J • .: Twen Mar Hi corded at the quarter acaden: dais hi TbeJ rein& di barned roU fw The ' 1tudenti averall 1cb0ol Of th denta I were jt omore1 men. 1 d ude : Senio ana J tooth, Stanwoi haua. Jun.lo othy HI Torranc March. Sop : Brecht, Carlin, Cheyrl honen, . genbatH Fresh Tom H son, La loney, ~ asOll, G Other for the aenlon, more•" are: Senio1 er, Carl Susan I Dam: Cloam 1e.n1>we Thom Jon. S! Ha thaw. Suaan es, JeU man,B KatbJ ligston. '1trley 'fartell. ·Mary aon, RI PJ9:!tu01 •John ILSan S 81nith. •Tt>m •h ilt, ~ !faterm :.art VI 'jJUniol NJDela :Jonda .~t.tet Wry ~.Re : edenl • Sua.le M,M@ Sarami. £~ eio. . Sw . Wi br I' :Pra 8eacb I ter and 'ent b ;= 9d1y. ~ta UM .l.orttin1 em mer 9ownto'4 tton 1aJc police t tllna tt ;llsm. ' The 0 :eetlion .¢1.app dllent fol ~ueWnt ; Both l the city' .waa 1m1 I ''Thet-'Of thole ~y." .. ~e at I ~ tandmel Uc. beal ~'Voi I :Not J. I :.SANT.t r:; ~-· "'1t to • •• .L Trial I NIM A ~ber .jMarkl '"lchtta. ..-u.r t ~"M ·j.; tM ·~!H• ta ....... .... ...... . ~ Wtdnesdaf')'. September 1, 1%5 DAILY PILOT /News·"'-8 28 Students at CdM High School Get Top Marks Twenty • elaht Cornona del Gordon Middleton, Kathi So phom or e s: Randall nines. Linda Kimball, Cheryl Shaver, Nancy SheCDette. stock. Lucu Gordon, Susan Green. Nancy Park. Jeff Parter. Mar ff.iP School students re· Newton, Barbara Philllps,IAcevedo, Maureen Carpenter,,Undsay, Gary Lon~. Lance Pete Shelton, Diana Smith, Camille Bushard. Sue Mary C. Hamill, Rank Hewill Dorothy Patterson. corded straight • A averages Sue Rodda Ann Rowley Diane de Fontt, Diann Doyle, McCabe. Carl Taylor, Mary ToaU, Tam Byrnes, Debbie Campbell, Elliabeth Hill. Stephen Pew, Chantal at the clo.e of the fourth . ' · Chrutle Duncan. John Mack, Rose Maly. Travera. Uaa Chadwick. Ann Christy. Ronald Hooven, Mary Beth Pleva, Debra Price. G. Em· qurt.er of the 1984 • 65 Lee SaUer, Unda Schind· Karen DuM, Gay Eisman, Barbara Mawdsley, John Laurel Twilegar, Frank Christle Denner, Gerald Hudson. John Johnson. Eliza· mett Raitt, Roxla Ray. acackmlc year, school offi. ler, Gregory Smith, Chris DeAnn Evans, Roberta Ge· Morken, John Neill. Veltri, Margo Weed, Christo-Dethier, Rita Dye, Kendall beth Klohs, Susan Kuehn . Barbara Riggins, An~ cJals have announced. Sparling,· Virginia Stater. lardi, Kathleen Gr~u. Brad Newman, Dennis pher Weir, Bill Willard. Dar-Everson, Tirey Ford. Jeanette LaRoe, Phillip Rose, Dale Samoker, Kerry 'l'M1 J.s a lilt ol 1111 Co-Patricia stoner , Pamela Susan Haley, Sally Hayton, Parker, Mary Paul, ADthoay lene Williams. Diane Frazier, Charles Mallory, Llllda Marosy. Sieh, Georgene Smith. nina del Mar IDgb atudenta Sutton, Tim Thompson, Diana Joanne Hickok, Ann Holstein, Price, La.Raine PriC'e. Freshmen: Dave Ambrose, Freeman, Martin ~aum. Christine Master, Tim Mols· Shelli Smith. Christine Sny· u.med to the acbool'a honor Untied, Bill Van Note, Wendy Carole Hooven. \ Kathryn Rupp, Gretchen Karin Aachendorf, Mary Barr, Kathleen Gl1>ekner, Terry berry. der, Peggy Thomu. Allan roll for the quarter. Winburn. Ann Rund.son. Susan Jen· Schindler, Paul Shapiro, Jud Nancy Beach. Pattie Black· Gollabon. Kris Moore, John Murphy, Towne. BeMy VUorla. Tbe c6er' 171 honor roU atucHnta nceived uaci. avtraiinl "B," or better ac:bool omctat1 aa1d. Of the • •tral&ht • A Stu· denta m were aeniora, flve were junlon, nine were aoph- omoret and eieht were fresh· men. The top 1cholan in- clude: Senion: Chrla Godwin, DI· ana Janu, Patrica Mon- tooth. Su.an Schinkel, Lea Stanwood, Margaret Steln- baUI. Junkn: Carol Di.ache, Ttm· othy Hannen, Jerry Hombeak, Torrance Hutcb.i:na, Kathryn March. S o p h o m o r e 1: Pauline Brecht,. Janet Bryant, Janet C&rlln, Jamea Freeman, Cheyri Kramer, Vicki Mu- honen, Judy Pace, Unda SW. genbauer, Heldl Winburn. Freshmen: Janet Diet%, Tom Hornbeak, Susan Jack· 100, Laurey Kramer, Alm Ma- loney, Jeaa PatAlll, 'l'\m Pelt- aaon, Gaylt 8crocP· Other honor roll members for the quarter tnc1uded 41 tenlon, 38 junlon, 47 more• and 55 frelhmen. 'l'h8y are: Semon: Mllllcent Alex.and- er, Carl Barnel, Patricia Bell, Suaan 8-on. Darrolyn Ciampa, Linda Clouoa, Qoalt Cook, Klm De- 1t11berl, GloYuml Donelll. Thomas Felt, Anne Gunder· J OO, Suaan Haskins, Sally lhthaw_,, Ptter Hazell. Susan Henry. Linda Holm· es. Jell Hora, Richard Huff. man, Bletl JuMa.. Kathy Kltlt«. Janet Llv-l'as• Kara McC>aville, 9Urley McCufstioo, Julie )fart.ell. Mary Muon, Edward Matt- IOll, Richard Moore, Naucy J>!tuon. Michelle Port•. •John Pott.r, Qiff Scboole, •an Selby, Ken Smith, Jean stnlth. •T\)m Stephenson, Sally ~lft. Susan Tuz, Mary K. :f aterman, Tom We,lmer, ]Jarlt Wltt.en, Jeffrey Wolcott. •Junion: Patricia Bailey, ltilmeta Balch, Vlrginla Barr, londa BonneweU. Leanne ,£1.atemen. Larry Dale, Pblllp Deodln· • Ronald Ferudu, D 0 n edenburC. Victoria Fujita. · .. Susie Givens, Paul Gunder- :;;,.,, Mell.11a Guy, Sa t y n n 81.ramia, Lealle Heidi. ,. St.epben Kerce, Cheryl larlh. st.phule Kroeger, .iibn MabmrJ, Pamela Ma~ en . . Sand Patrol . Wins Prai8e bf Citizens : P r a i 1 e for Huntington teach Police Chief John Se!t.- ter and tbe war bJa depait· aent hand.lei the "hoodlum ••ment" on the beach and t>watown CCllltinued to mount ltday. , • ; ta the chiefs mail t ll I 1 •ortLlllt wer. two letters of *>mmendatfon. One from U. 9owntown Buaineas As10Cia·1 tton aald the presence of more police hu decreased every· ~ from litter to vanda· ;Jt1m. 1lle other from beach C01l· :ce11ion operator Dwight K. :¢Japp pra.lled the dep~ lhent fur Its "v~y effective • !quelllnt of riots. : Both letters contended that I the city's "hoodlum elemenf • 1 wu small. "tbtae letters are typical !et thole we receive eve r y ~1." said Seltzer, who i;-~ t a t J J bJltituted Seltzer I -tandmee. a pWndothes po-lb beactl patrol. :'Voice' Pleads • j,Not Guilty • • SANTA ANA -A 64-year-iad ma wbo turned hlm"lf ti -tt Plllel. .after ht "beard .JllDICll.'"' hait pleaded IM~ •• pent'°-~ robbery char·· I t , Trial for Robert P. Marks I W Lei MfM wu ICheduJed ~ 1tUr..d blmatlf In to Wk:h.lta, KM ., authorl. Uesj ~lltr th1I month alter he ti.Id ht beard YOlctl t b I t ittld h1m lo ''quit runn1n1 ~the""·" ~.! ~ ol robblnl la Wlltmlnlt.r, Or· =..... Aaabltm I I I l I' 'l witll MATTRESS •ei 1us 13.98 FOllll ,.. FIRST-AID SPRAY ,..,..,.,........,, 1et Ille last. coot1111 retiet Y°' .... J ~ 1.11 Sin LIPSnCK lJpstlcb .... -~" 6ecclrati'tt ....., M swift& ... tJle "8••• ........ c ..... Ille °"' 11111 " ,,,.t "' 11'- f IYI ftll, H ll 0 • :i•1 lit 1.35 SHElf UNING Paper "lit lwp1t• -131 I)~ rolls 1ft white llld ·······••¥••••••••••••••*•* ; ~ PERSONNA : i ~ 1'.~ STAllLESS STEEL : • Wle E're : •tt. 1.• 2 il .00 color• 01 ~4t 18•80 ~ .,,.M, : RAZOR BLADES 88' : 1.41 ~4· '·-,, " • ················••*••• 5.38 UMS' 2-P1£Ct Cfi 2.98 7 TRAISISTDI Plr1911 .... • SELF-SEIVICE ••••• , ••.• ..... A.M. .. ,,, ... _ ,..,. •• .- Al PllCES PlllUl SE'1. 2H tt Sl'1. It• """" """' ....., .. Tw. lllf ~11 .... _ ,. 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ARRID CRUM Dl*llt In h \I In u~" Iv~ u• OOc Sin ~- Gitt.$' hltllS ~ 2 bs tncot utte It~ .-tJ tA ecttite Au *' ... wllile ~Slits 2 " 14. 4 il .00 ' PllMIUM "Bav•iaa" Type •mt Tecnique CREME RINSE BEER The part eel t ""' touch for et tlltf t1nttd or rtguflf ~" G1..-es solt~. olu• bod~ Ht "1" 1 50 IOTII Fii , CWlr-T• •• ._. .... T•dll ·---• 1J ... -For ~1111. salMs ., w,il ,i~ T • 1iw rMfvwlc rd llr W.1 ,..i. C~lf OI t.11111~ SllrlC' fA _., ... Cflootl fTM ~ ISSOl1M ~ .......... -··· ............. u• 77c ,... .. ti 2.98 .. Wfldntsday, ~pttmbet 1. 1965 ' ~·ttm-1 Hospitals ' -Railroads Social Secu f ity Checked On Racism 1 Planning To Me roe F or1n s Go Out ~ WASHINGTON CAP) -'enroll ln the medical program SAN FRANCISCO (AP) _ NE. W YORK (AP)_ A pro-1 Be~tnning t~ay. 2.5 million ' at their local Social Security retired Amencans are getting office Federal forms are going out posed Chesapeake & 0 h I 0 1 word from the government · bee • 1 The two programs ome shortly to every hospital and and Norfolk & Western Rail-on two new medical pro-H . J 1 1 1966 medical facility in the nation road merger would include 1 grams available to them e ecu~e u Y • · Ung to I to determine ~ there Is five other railroads and rival under the expanded Social Se-I Anot ert masf . ma1 f t he . curity System . carry ou prov s1~ns o complete civil rights compli· the pending Pennsylvania· The information Includes new Soc~al Security amend· ance -such u allowing a Ne· New York Central combine. an application card for the ments wiU begin Sept. ~5 ~d gro and a white to share the It would result in a system voluntary program -the take about a week. This will u.me hospital room. I covering 20 states and two medical plan which provides ln~l~de checks totaling $885 "These repoiu, which are [ ___ -c di vin protection against most doc-! million to cover the 1 per ~nt Judicially enforceable w 1111 cu .. 1 Tete,....., ana an pro ces. t bl& 1 Increase ln Social Secunty be 1pot-checked by 'compli-HOSPITALIZED More competition, better 0~e rint of the kits were cash benefits retroactive to ance vi.alts by the Department Joseph P. Kennedy service and "probably lower sent out Tuesday night. Jan. 1, 1965. of Health, E<Sucatlon and Wei· rates" are expected through No action Is required for The application card for the I fare from coast to coast." the merger. the chief execu-the hospitaJlzatlon and nu rs-voluntary medical plan ~hould Jame1 M. Quigley told th e lives of the two roads s a I d ing care program. lnclu slonl be returned. to the. So<;1al Se- American Hospital Aaso· JFK Fatlier• Tuesday night. is automatic for anyone on curity Administration 1~ t tr e clatlon today in a prepared Directors of the carriers an· the Social Security rolls. postage-free envelope mclud· addreu. Quigley la an assist·1 nounced their approval of the Mailing will continue at the ed in the kit. ant secretary In HEW . . I H • l ] merger Tuesday. Tt.ey also of-rate of 2.S million a WPek un· .This option must be exer· Of 225 complalnta of dis·i 11 OS pi a fered to include in their sys-tH the government reaches CISed by Marc~ 31. 1966. to iliiillmlflll"::J crlmlnation 10 far lnvestlgat· tern five other Eastern rail-the 15.5 million Americans qualify. Cost willl be S3 a ed, "only a handful were un· BOSTON ( UPll -Joseph roads ~ Erie Lackawanna now under Social Security or month. The payment may be founded," Quigley aald. p Kennedy 76 father of the Delaware & Hudson Bosto~ railroad retirement. deducted from the monthly "After deall.ni with t b l s · · · . & Maine. Reading, ~d Cen· Today also is the first day Social Security benefit check problem for aeven months, I late President John F. Ken tral of New Jersey those 6.5 or older who are not beginnlng next July or paid have the dl.stinct lmpresalonlnedy was reported to have Presidents Walte~ J. Tuohy on the benefit rolls may quali-In cash. The government will that the~e la now leu discrlm- spent a •·comfortable" night of the C&O and Herman H. fy for the hospital plan and match the payment. ination in. thoM Southern hos· at ~ew England Biiptlst Hos-Pevler of the N&W uld the lilii:iiiiiiimiiiiiiiliiaiiiiiiiiiiiiimiliiiiiiiiiiiii~ pltalJ which we have brought pltal where he is confined fl)T overriding reason for the mer· Into full compliance with the,treatment of "congestion" in ger proposal was an expected law ln res~nae to complaln~s the throat and chest area. saving of $50 million annual- than there is in many hospi-The former ambassador to ly, which would come about . tals ~ the North, East and Creal Britain entered the hos· between S and 10 years after West. . pital yesterday to undergo the union. Without specifying towns, medJcal tests. A doctvr said Tuohy and Pevler told a h.e singled out these excep-JKennedy would remain in the news conference here t bat ELLIOTT ZALEZN IK, M.D. Announces th• "tabli1hrMnt of hia practic• In • OBSTKTRtCS • GYJICOLOGY ind • INFERTILITY In .. ,oclatlon wttll tll• tl~?~e lmtJt.utlon removed hospital for a few days. they expected approval witb- 'oolored' and 'whit~· signs Or. Rus~ell S. Boles J.r . ._ a in two years· from the ln~~r from their rest rooms a n d g ~ s tr ~mtestinaI, spec1al.i.st slate Commerce Commbston. Kenn Kan't Keep Bil 'K ' lnat.alled lock.a on the doors-Isa.id after examming Ken-There has been no formal · and then iuued keya only to nedy l!'at congestion was not merger discuaalon with t h e EDIGER MEDICAL GROii» IOU lldlnge,..........7-3S§-Huntlngten a .. cll Hardware entrepreneur Kenn Rima looks dejectedly at the mangled "K" from the white staff. lthe chlef worry. other five roads involved. the sign atop his new store on Harbor Boulevard. Once removed as a prank, "One hospital deliberately ~ = then replaced. the K apparently was loosened by the wind and is now broken. placed Ne&i"o and white pa- -----------------------------tlents in the same rooms , Sally Rand Wins Case closed the Negro dining room and integrated the nursery for the benefit of a review team -and then promptly shifted everything back to buslness-u·usual as soon as ~review team left the city.'' S anta Ana Donates Count y Center Site OMAHA (UPI) -An Oma-• ha munJcipal judge struck a I SANTA ANA -City-owned Street between 6th and 8th W • £ Q • blow for freedom of the strip . 1 e m ts tease yesterday by dismiaa-property covering two full streets. is to be the site of a . Ing Indecent e x b I b I ti o n blodca has been turned over new county court building. charges against fan dancer to Orange County at no t"harge Plans for the civic center Son gwriter Sally Rand. by the city of Santa Ana. structure are now b e i n g Judge Eugene Leahy ruled Th · ht I · that the city's anti-strip teaae e e1g ~acr~ area, ocat-drawn. according to city offi-LAS VEGAS (UPl)-Song- 'aw i5 unconstitutional. ed on the east side of Flower cials, who approved the trans-writer Alan Jay Lerner's Miss Rand. 61, was arrest-Cer of property. fair lady isn't getting mar- .. d at a nigh t club last month The transfer It was ex· rted in the morning. She'• di· llv a police officer who said Edi"son Buys plained ii th~ result of an vorcing !Um In a~ut three •he was dancing ln the nude. . ' weeks Wlth an estimated •1 -he officer said her dance earlier agreement between million going away present., ~ent "beyond the bounds of Beach T r act the city and tbe county for Mrs. Mlcbetine Lerner said ?ropriety." joint developmf:Dt of a civic yesterday she upected to Leahy said he was not tak· SANTA BARBARA (AP) _ center complex. The airee-get her divorce decree from Ing a stand on the morality . . ment also calls for the coonty the Broadway lyricl.at about I or immoral1ty of Mils Rand·s Southern Callforrua Edison . Sept. 25. I specialty. "l sincerely fee J Co. has purchased a 11 mil-to provide property to the "My husband bas been that th e s e laws must oe lion tract of beach-front prop-south of the Flower Street v e r y generous," s a I d the cleared up by the legal de-erty that once was part site for municipal government beautiful blonde former Par- p11rtment," he said. "I'm . . parking. islan lawyer. But she de· ~ick and tired of trying to In-of an rust.one ranch. a com-. . cllned to say how generous I terpret these Jam for them ... pany spokesman said Tues-Ci~y. officials made a~ a Lerner wu In bis settlement. ---------day. condition of the iilt the stipu· Other sources reported unof· The 1.000-acre tract was lation that the property be ~ ftclally that Lerner a.g~eed to SPEEDED To You bought from the Hollister Es-turned to the city U It is not give her about $1 million. Mrs. Lerner and the song. tale Co. The spokesman said developed as pla~ by Jan. writer separated and then Complete New York Stoc k Exch&n.ge transactions come to the DAILY Pil..01' within minutes of closlnr o v e r a h I g h -speed elect.ronJcally produced tape. ' • the utility company has no l, 1970. In addition, the only reconciled last year. She took immediate plans for develop-use to be permitted for the op residency in Nevada earl- ment of the acreage. located property Is for a court build-ler this month. Mrs. Lerner two miles east of Point Con-ing of not leas than 400,000 and the couple's son. Mite, ceptlon. square feet. 7, are ataytng at a hotel here. 'NEW? 'bt1 ~ ml EXACTO' whaf's New it The Fal irmiorad. nA Cob' span, 32 pages U of ~ aNf sbiel abc.t The NtM TV shows R1 abc.t """ '*'*'a ilwaites. Al this and Diii ii .. big apecW premiere issue of TV COllll SEPTD11EI 11 HARBOR CENTER* *HARBOR CENTER .* THE HOME SHOP'S Pre-Labor Day Sale CLOSED LABOR DAY-MONDAY, SEPT. 6 * USE OUR REVOLVING CHARGE * POTHOLDERS R99. 39c 6 tor 100 TERRY APRONS 2 for 100 Reg. 1.00 ASST. TERRY DISHCLOTHS 6 tvr 100 Reg. 39e THROW RUGS 100-/. R1yon R.99. 3.98 2 ,~, 500 CL EARANCE PLACE MATS R91. To 1.00 BEAUTIFY YOUR BATH DURING OUR TRIPLE THREAT TOWEL BONANZA SECOND SELECTIONS PROM 3 GREAT MILLS FASHfON COLORS AND PATTERNS IMPERIAL BROCADE BY FIELDCREST Reg. 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Fune tion dJ ; De Spt • proved proven • line ex· of trea • ned. SI Like ; tatlon city lln area " No. S Co . Se. . On I Ext.er : lbe Se1 · submitt • lbe Hu Council the Citl ; Commll The 1 : l11t spr · the me hu Cl study o : cba.rter : iJll put · docume The 14 uled for in the date u, poorly a rntttet LawlGD tereMd the Ital FoUO\ chant• be atuct commit ·submltti . Bo· • A YO\ .motorta· :injuries •auto col :ou Har :Mesa, t ;pole. : The c ~Oby I ~ 14, 1521 :demolis , E2an' ran auto ;vuqua :Place. C •then 101 ~be sign ;ot Har :Avenue, ~top& I .-pe kid• : llV1 :Ohio • : .,., . • • • • • ! i ~ ......_ __ We<!nr~o. Stpt.ambtr l. l~ DA.IL V PILOT /NtwJ-PrtU 5 Newport Beach Builders to Pay for Sewer Coni;iections 81 THOMAI FORTUNE Beach. but the city of New. 1 dent.8 ol t.bese areu. u the beat way to raiM nMd· By an a.creement wlth the "An1wertn1 tht qu11Uon1 it Htrt t. a rundown on the Thia ll tn MldlUon to the °' 1111 DlllY ,..,. ... ,. port Beach does not entirely Only District 7 amon1 the td revenue. They compl.t.ed city of Newport Beach. tbt mott time cooaumln1.'' new cbar1e: Slntle dwellln11. nonpal char&• of ti.a per .... <>ranie County builder• ty. Ue wtthln the district. other Orante County ~.lta· a study of the problem ear-Clty Bulldln1 Depart m • n t He utim&Lt• a per cat of dllpluea, and commercl.al er COMection. Monoftl', tM 11 up to MWer llnet ln tbe . I.ion dlltricta ltvit1 • aunllar 11er thla year. wUl collect the fee. The city three counter employ11' work· bulldinit will all be UHtaed m!nimum coat of inltall1DC • . ,,wport Beacb area from now lNCLtJDED OUT &1H11ment, accordina to Fred An aueument diatrlct was wW receive 1.21 per cent of lnl Umt II devoted to con.ct-a Oa& rate of •120. plut '8 water meter la STT.60. pJWI n Will bavt to ante up foe 'Ille port.lou of tht city not Harper, ltCl'etary ~ dirtc· alto conlldered, but did not the money con.cted for ad-lnl the exclle tu and 7 per per fixture untt over 20. Fix· SHO every two monthl for ~wer system Improvement included are cenerally the tor _of flnence for _Diatrkt 5. aeem u equitable a IOlaUon. mtns.tertn1 tbt proir-m. cent wtJ1 be apent on lh1t Df'tr u.r. untta are liven an equl· "readlneaa to ttrve. '' and 17 Affected is County Sanlta-Newport Hei&hts area west of District 7 · based in th~ Tus-And a pubUe bond -... did The BUlldlnC Depart.meat tuk. valent wtltbt by ut•I• and cents per 100 cubic r"t of w .. . on District No. 5, which in-Newport Boulevard, the West tin area. enacted Its ordinance not teem practical. a1eo acta u a colltctinC It 1J planMd u a conven· dependbll upoa wtlether they ler used. Lar1er cornmereial ludes most of Newport. luff communities of West-ln 1962. "lt'1 pretty difficult to pt a &leDCY for tbt bulldl.nc udM ltnc. to the bulldtr to have art for ruUS.ntial or com-waler meters Cott $340 to in· An ordinance Is now in ef· cliff, Harbor Hl&bJands, Dover The assessment was recom-two-thirds majority on a bead tax.. him pay tbt M Wtr oonnec· mtrdal structures. tn accor-stall plua a bimonthly '" '?! rect requlrlnc that 8 milli· Sbcnt and lsaycr..t. aod UM mended by Bartle-Wells Asso. lssue when people c&n atill "lt bu beer) a bli burden tioa fet at tbt um~ dee. with the We 1 t er o '9.60 for "rtadinu1 to Mr"Vt. num Sl20 fee be paiJ for tbt Back B1.1 art&. The ..,.. c1ate1, San Francisco muni· fluah their toilet.a," dlltrlct oa tbt department to beR that ht Sa 111Utd a I Plumb!n& offtclall Uniform The buildlnl ex c 1 • • tu :ssuance of 8 sewer connec-ment doel not apply to real· etpel flM~& consultants, 1ecret.ary Harper su,,..W. wtth," GleM aclmowledlea. ptnDit. Plumblnl Code. charge ii SSS a unit. lion permit, accordtnl to ·James B. Stoddard, *1f. man of the dlltrletl boerd of directors. The inurMdtat. rttult 1J Cl• pected to be a .u,ht bib In the cott of newly built bome1 and other atructur ... FllEE BIDE Stoddard laid tht reuon for the •120 ftt ta that lone· time r..sdata of t.bt dtJ bad paid to put ID a1ltiq MWll' lines and new bulldm, ID ti· feet, bad been ltttinl a fret ride. •·If I know human nature.'' says •_Newport BullJinS 0.- partment Director Robert Glenn, "tha bulldtn aren't ~oinc to paJ for tb1a out of their own pocket. ne,.11 pw on the cod." The nuont.ni beblDd the fee ia the eame u tn tbt cue of the buUdln& exclM tu en· acted by tbt dty 10 montha a go. Reveaut from that )Ivy is uMd aclulivtl1 for ccm- struction of addlUonal ft r • sta.tiooa, 11brar*, and para madt ntetll&l'Y by new nal- denta. Funda from tbt MW wdta- tion dlltr1ct uae1nnent wUl ; 'De spent exclusively on im· • proved sewage facWUel. Im· : provementa such as trunk : line extelllion1, and upanaton of treatment plant.I are plan· ned. Stoddard 11ld. Like tcbool dlltrlcta, san1· , talion di1trlcta do not follow city lines. All of the developed area wlthln County District No. 5 Is a part of Newport Committee · Seeks Delay On Charter , Extenlion of tilM f r o m : the Sept. 1 taraet date for ' subm1t£inl a new charter to · the Huntington Beach C i t y Council has been asked by the Citizens Charter Revialon · Committee. : The target date was Mt : laat spring by the council. la · the meantime the committee hu completed flve-montha study of the propoRd nn : charter and ls now conduct- . in& pubUc hearings on t b e . document Tbe MCODd hearing ls ICbed· uled for ~.m. Wednetday · in the cbamben. To date the btarlaCa have been poorly attended, Charter Com- mittee Cbalrman Kenneth IAWICID noted. Ht 1lr1'I ID- tereJMd dtlllDI to attend the 1eutou. Followin& the bearlnp cha.nitl In the proPOl&la wtll be 1tudled by the t.mfmber comll\lttM and a ftnaJ dratt · submltttd to the council. . Boy Escapes I i In Smashup A youn1 Hunttnston Beach , motorist escaped wtth m1nor :injuries Mond3y when h I 1 1 auto collided with another car :on Harbor Boulevard, Cotta :Mesa, then amaahed Into a ;pole. 1 The car. a 1964 model clttv-~IJ by Mark Thom1S Eaau. : 18, 18212 Btrdle Lane, w a s :demolished, poUce reported. Egan's vehicle collided with ;an auto driven by Frar:ces P. :vaaqu•, 43, of l08 Virlinia :Place, Ceata Mesa . The youth •lben loat control and struck ~ht signal poet 1t the comer ;ot Harbor and Hunbln1er •Avenue, police aaJd. ·~~~~~~~~-~ to please any cat ... • i apeolal blend : kidney 'n meat , llver 'n meat !ohloken 'n meat • : .,,••fY mix . · tuna • • • • • • • • 6 Or.Ross· ,. A Y l"ftfthtt:. i ~ .............. 16-0911ce sa. Diet Cola Miracle Whip Cling Peaches Pork &. Beans Kraft's Salad Dressing Highway Sliced or Hofved Van Camp 's In Tomato Souce can 31-oz. . can Most Safeway• Storti Wiii ie OPEN ~ MONDAY 10 A.M. to 7-PJA. Labor Day, Sept. 6fh -\ Brlquets ~~ Pickles :::.~ ..... B·B·O Sauce =: :' ... ""' 10~69' Mustard~ Olives = =-"'"' Cheese Pina 2~ 25' I-Baby Foods ~~Nv~3 Jan~ 1 '\: 29' Cottage Cheese ,~::::-, ... 25' -" ,'= 59' Dole Juice = ,.,_~,Qt.•1• .. Boneltu, Fully Cooktd Canned Hams 0Mt ef Dvbuq11e, Htn"MI 5 ... • Ot VlrtlrM. wt~ ua '3'' U.S.D.A. Choice B11f F.r extra te11iMrneu u4' ft.v., meri111te with A cl • I Jt h ' • or Cr.-11 c.fo11y lftHt to11tlori1.r. Beef Rib Steaks Cornish Game Hens L1rge Meaty Siu lb. ......... .......... Skinless Franks. ~1:-..-. Fresh Ground Chuck :;s· leef CuMs lu11, ~ltM ""' ...... .. .,,, Cl-' Stelk u.a.e.A. c11e1e• ........ , 89~ .. 49' ~49' •· 59c ·~ S11' Post T oastles ~- Eclw•nb Rich Coffee Zff Paper Napkins Boneless Roast fmh Wet ._,_ .... .,,, Spencer Stelk 11•.•f lacl 1111• •· s1t1 ~ ~79' ~ .. ate ~f ,/ ' ' . . . ·' 'eillt -.. Beef Brisket ._,..._ ,, .... ,.,..t '"' ... Corned ....... " ........ , lhtr• '"" •• Potatoes U.S. No. I A Russets 211 ,.,, 17th ITlllD . .., ..... He Shrimp C1.,tal01'1 Cll•"-....... 7f( Sclllops c1,t1l11'1 Clle!C4 Orc•dtd I MUA Cltrnll ·:-::: 79• ~-::: ·~ • Italian Prunes N•tthro •••""'· US. Ft••• • Seedless Grapes U.S. H ... I n. ... ,, .. S .. ool, ltrt• loHlot Your choice 6 Its. •100 Peaches ........... ~ U.S. Ne. I f,. .. 1001 COITA MUA' IT~I HOUQ; MOt40AY THRU IATU~Y t AJA. TO t P.M.1JllDAY t AJA. TO t P.Nw SUNDAY (C.t1 IMll Sten) t A.No. TO 7 P.M. WllTMINITllt L~AT!Ott. 15402 llACH IL VO. ' . -~... ~ ..... --..... -, ... --- I 'L• • REASON • • • From Paie 3 against North Vietnam. for1 Instance, neighboring Com·j munist China might decide to ret into the fight. So far it has steered clear of direct in- volvement while U.S. bomb· ers pinpoint targets south of tt.s border. I l CONSULTATIONS • For the United States an of-• Clcia1 declaration of war ~ \ would set off a round of dip· lomatlc consultations with its allies around the world, even ~ though mutual aid pacts 1 , might not be invoked. At home officials be-1 lieve a declaration of w a rl would have a tremendous psy- cilological impact gearing the natlon for an aU-out effort - for a Southeast Asian pro- gram which today accounts for only a small fraction of the federal budget. Government lawyers figure that literally hundreds of laws are on the books which would be affected by a declaration of war, including clauses in- volving such items as ship- ping ~other economic ac· tivitles, and that further leg-!m";J--WJ;M i&lation would be passed in a war situation. Aa matte.rs now stand the President baa the power u commander in chief to send troops to Vietnam, and Con· rreu hu passed additional legislation as needed, t h e y la)'. MUCH LARGER And they note that the Unit- ed States fought a much .__,..,,,...,il:O" larger action in the Korean am::>rll!!l _ • .., .. _,,..., war without a formal war dec- laration, for many of the .. .,....._.a...."°""w.i.,.... same reasons now applied in the Vietnam contest. Pia • a. The State Department say1 : 00109 tO Ir• Urry ._ "The fact that military hos· . tllities have been taking place Singer Judy Garland, 43, confided to capacity audience at San Carlos Circle tn Southeast Aaia does n 0 t Theater that she and her traveling companion, Mark Herron, 29, would be mar- brtng about the existence of a ried Sept. 19. Miss Garland said the ceremony would be held in Los Angeles. It.ate or war, Which is a legal characterization or a situation 400,000 Youths Facing Draft Soon w As H INGTON (UPI) -1would be only "a drop in the to about 35,000, and with the military next year. The Army l)uring the next year the na· bucket" among the t o t a 1 first increases coreing t h i s wl11 get the bulk of these men, . . llitar ef· number of eJigibles. month. but the Navy has asked for lion~ st~pped up m . Y Under the orders issued by Based on these iigures. of-6,000 men in October and prob- fort in Vietnam Is going to be· Johnson last month for a ficials sald indications are ably will want more. The Ma· come a very real thing for troop buildup, monthly draft that the draft will provide rines also are considering about 400,000 youn~ Ameri-calls have so far been doubled about 400,IXX> men for the taking some draftees. cans in both single and mar· ried draft categories. That word came tod.ay from Selective Service officials who sald that the notion military manpower needs can be met, as in the past through a draft pool of single, generally unat- tached men between 19 and 26 was a mistaken one. Few of those drafted a.re likely to see service in Viet- nam itself, where the troop commitment Is mainly made up of voluntary enlistees. But draftees will be needed to fill gaps in the. ranb caused by transfers to Vietnam from U.S. commitments elsewhere. There are a tot.al of about 17 million men in the United States in the current draft. eligible age range or 18 to 26. Draft officials ~a.id, however. that the number of able-bodJed single men in this total who would meet all the various re· quirement for the draft will be insufficient to meet de- . mands. The oHicials said that the first to go into uniform would be an estimated 160,000 young bachelors between 19 a..nd 26. They said that starting in No· vember. local draft boards would be ready to begin put- ting into effect in their call· ups President .'olmson's re- cent order that men married after Aug. 26 be treated the same as bachelors. By early next year, some childless men married before A1,1g. 26 are likely to be call- ed. the ofQcials added. Selective Service Director Gen . Lewis B. Hershey, ex· pressing contempt for young men wbo rushed o\lt on the eve of the Aug. 26 deadline to get married in an attempt extRa sav1nqs pRot"ect1on rather than a factual de· V S D . S • B .b CJ acripllon. enies utgapore rt e iarg e government was considering "What we have in Vietnam • • . drafting them anyway. He to beat the draft, has said the At Laguna Federal your savings get trip!e protec.tio.n. Management .has estab- lished and maintained a sound, conS«Vative loan pohcy as well as a high reserve position ... a must in our association. The result... Reserves and Surplus Funds total 10.6"/o of deposits ... almost 3°/o more than the national average of savin9s & loan institutions ... And savings are insured up to $10,CXXl by the Federal Sa~ngs & Loan Insurance Corporation ... Three good reasons to treasure your S1Mngs at Laguna Federal Savings. !a armed ~ggression fro~ the KUALA LUMPUR , Malay-1tian newsmen in Singapore. laid a Lrap for the agent and added. however. that they north against the Republic or . I f d ·a1 hi ·th h · Vietnam. sUl (UPI) -A m b a ssador Bell's statement o em caught m w1 "enoug evt· "Pursuant to South Viet· James D. Bell today categor-1was issued here by the U.S. dence to send hlm to jail for LAGUNA a&ACH, CAl.l .. <>f'NIA • 2flO OC£AN A~~• TELEPHON£1 HY 4-7541 SAN Cl.RMRNTE ... A NCH • 601 N. El. CAM INO REAi. • TEl.EPHONE1 HY 2·U9!5 LAGUNA NIQUE-a lt.ANCH •MONA RCH BAY PLAZA• PHONE: •9&-1201 OR •99-18-40 nam's request and consulta· ically denied charges by Sing· Embassy. The statement did anything up to 12 years." Lee Deaths at 629 don between our two govern· apore Prime Minister Lee not elaborate. said the American consul gen- Jllents, South Vietnam a 11 d Kuan Yew that the United Lee said a CIA agent from era! was "shaking at his SAIGON ( APl -American the United Statei1 are engaged States tried to spy on his gov-Bangkok tried to bribe a knees." combat casualties in Viet- in collective defense against ernment and then offered $3.3 Singapore officer dealing with Lee said the American gov-nam in the week ending Aug. that armed aggression. T h e million for the release of a subversive activity to make ernment was lold the matter 2.8 were officially listed to· inherent right of collective captured CIA agent. regular reports to the United would be "hushed up" if the day as 9 dead, 84 wounded lelf defense is recognized in Lee made the charge last States. Lee said the bribe was United States contributed $33 and 7 either captured or miss- Article 51 or the U.N. Char-night in a television Inter· offered iii 1960. million to Singapore's devel· ing. The roll of those killed ter." v\ew with British and Austra-Lee sald Singapore officials opment program. in action rose to 629. New CHILDREN'S. ... c§ TRIDE RITES • are m a class by themselves And here each child is jUBt as special We assure you individual attention -t.o see that the ahoe and th. clWd are right for each other. $598 TO $)295 ACCOlltDING TO SIZI I SHOE STORE 1829 NEWPORT AVE. COSTA MESA (ADJOINING OUR ADULT STORE) FLY INTO SEE KOLONEL KEDS AT HEMPHIW CHILDlltEN SHOI DEPT. Every apeoe fan In town wll 1 want to mHt KolOMI Kede-that fa· buloua flying m a nl Whlla your there wtty n o t broWM threugh our MW .tore an' ... our oollectlon af "fly. ln9 ahOM" -K .. f 10 a·m. to 4 p.111. 'nlurL, Sept. 2 • ' \ '3495 Other ltylM f rom •19.H Pini ;,, ils Piela btca"se it 's second to non1 Every step uJraftlng the Florsheim Imperial Is carried out with infinite care and skill. The result Is total elegance, along, of course, with the extra long wear that makes every Florshe!m Imperial a truly practical economy. MEN'S DER.T 1829 NEWPORT AYE COSTA MESA # #,. ,_._. _#_ .. -- do· rec sot in~ loc se• mt ha lar nu ro1 Te sta be ~~ tw th• blt DE tal ID A J an do an ba an otl 1id OVI of I ev1 thi Fo. inl! CIJ ne: Ro thi pe1 f oi ~ a t po: wit J a1 wil c:aJ , Mari~l1al Returns Tonight ~ SPOR'fS ON P ARAbft; Sad Lesson: PlllL.\Ol':LPlllA 1AP1- San f<'ran('1.>c:o right-hander Juan Manchal comes back tvnight. All's Fair By BILL DON!lt Back alter an eight-day suspension for hitting Los Angeles catcher John Rose· "" boro with a bat Aug. 22. It has been said in more than one <'Ollege fieldhouse down through the years that all's fair in love, war and recruiting football players. Ap.ParenUy the adage never reached the ears of some pigskin coaches, however, and there are more cry· ing towels than shoulder pads being issued at various locations, most of them in Southern Call1omia where the Back, he says , to help the Giants win the Nation· al League pennant. Back for win No. 20 - he's lost nine this seas<>n- when he takes the mound against the PhUadel p h i a l'ltilhe . ··My only concern 1s to win." he said in a quJet voice. tinged with a llint of emotion in the accents of his native Dominican Re· public. Then he added : ''And for the Giants l<> win." Besides tnat? "I just want to pitch, that's all." The incident that caused the suspension, plus a $1,· 750 flne whJcb be bas paid, he sim ply wants to wipe from memory. "I Just a~ soon forget about 1t," he said. .. l feel sorry I used the bat. but 1 did It only because Rose· boro provoked me." And Marlchal wanted to pro- tect hims~lf. The G i a n t s play the Dod.cers next Monday and Tuesday in Los Angeles, their first meeting since the bat swinging fracas - but Marlchal w o n ' t be there Nut tha t he hai. an y frar of sho" 1ng up. he mid. But it's an order from National League ?resident Warren C. Giles. part of Marichal's penalty. After tonight's appear· ance. M a r I c h a I will go against Chicago on Sunday. which would keep him out of the last Loa Angeles ser· iea Ill the nvrmal course of the Giants' pitching rota· tion. Mar:chal. heading for his best season ln the ma1ors- he was 21·8 last year -re· ports he 's In good condl· tion. Giant Manager He.r· man Franks Utlnks so, tov. "I have been throwing every day. maybe 21>·26 minu tes before our games. I keep practicing. I can pitch." said Marichal. ''He's had enough rest He's ready and very a n x I o u s tC1 go," said Franks. search for gridiron talent is always in high gear. Tommy Prothro, who was \lied to having things much his own way in the wilds of Oregon where all he had to do was make a midnight raid or two on the South· land eech year, was the first to complain on a major le.vel. Prothro, lesa than enchan~ with the type of ani· rnal! he managed to cage at UCLA, decided to hit the road and it was while conversing with a pair of husky Texaa lads be took a jolt ln the chops from a misunder· OCC Gridders Begin Drills .standing Southern Meffiodist assistant. Probably more upset at losing the players than at being punched Prothro revealed to the world he was planning an ofocial protest to the proper authorities. What good this will do remains to be seen, but it's six· two-even the matter will be filed in ita proper place - the wastebasket. Arigels Try Yankees Again Closer to home, Santa Ana JC coach Dick Gorrie blew his cork this week after losing quarterback Woody Deckarti to the University of Idaho. ---------- "Thia la the most unethlcel thing I've ever heerd of," Gorri• wes quoted 11 Nyln9 In one publication. "The people et ldeho didn't ev.n heve the court"Y to call us on the phone to NY they were lnte,...ted in Woody." It 11 doubtful indeed If Gorri• weuld have fett Dodgers, Chance Handles Cousins •"Y bett.r h.d th• ld•ho follu, this ... I"' former P1re ates Or•nve Coe1t ~h Stev. ~u and Co., bother-· ed to report ''We're lnteretted In Woody" before LOS ANGELES (UPI) - wtchln9 the creek Vall~I caller. Veteran righthander J a c It Back In the deys of r ... tty, Sent• Ana Pl p e Sanford (~} and youthful performed more robberl" of this type th.n J .. le ay a11ee Mel StotUemyre ( lf>.8J a re Jemes. I can remember Don boo.Mn leug_hlnt ope,._ slated for mound duty tonight ly " their to-ealled ameteun r•n roUfh1hod ovet" as the Angels and the New everything In sight while the Gl"Mft Bay Pecken York Yankees meet in the INcked awey In teer. Alston Goes third game of their final sea· a.atty recruited pleyen he didn't even need son series. In onter to 1c.., them ew•y from other 1chool1. And Sanford, 36-year-old recent I he w•s f ., from merciful on foes. Perh•ps Muue•u with Aces acquisition from the s a n wu remembering the time El Don called time out Francisco Giants. has gone In 1961 to score a l•t tee0ncl touchdown end com-PITTSBURGH fUPJ) 1·1 for the Angels, hurllng ~ plete • 64-7 sleughter of OCC. Weather permitting, Do n A•9el Slate 1,..--i Drysdale and Sandy Koufax 1491 .., 1 .... .,._ , '° It was a player lured away from Coast by Beatty that of the Los Angeles Dodgers 1KM,.r;: -, ...... l tallied the coup de grace that evening in Pirate Stadlum will pltcb on the same day ---. -------' tnd if Musseau still carries a grudge -be bu a right to. toda:v for the second time l3 inni~ga and gi_ving up 16 Gorrie unfortunately, is a victim of circumstances. this year in a ram-<ielayed hll.3 :Jille comp1:11g a 2 nl A pretty ni~ guy, he walked into.a hornet's nest last y~ split doubleheader with the eari1ow::yr~~er: eianky 23-i and it'll be a number of campaigns before he can hve Pittsburgh Pirate~. . . y e a r-old rlghthander. has I down the bad _reputation earned by Santa Ana. . , The only other llme thls proved one of the American Complaining about being outrecruited Jsn t the year the two Dodger stars, Lea gue's outstanding pitchers.I answer, however, and he'd be a lot better oU just sitting D-,;a'-er SIGte In his last start, Aug. 28, hel back and accepting the medicine. ...,, was beaten 4--0 on a three-hJt-1 A lot of other folb were forced to do it for years ..,....._, 1 -.. "11hbuTtll. J:u ""' ter by Rollie Sheldon of the and now Santa Ana's tum bu arrived. tK~~ > -.. ,.~ J:u '"" Kansas City Athletica, but had Whatever goes up bas to come down and that's an· l1tFt1. struck out eight in the fivel other department where all's fair. who have won 39 games t>e.. inrungs he worked. Going into * * * tween them, shared billin& that game he had a 2.60 ERA I was agaiDst I.be New Y o r k The crippled Yankees -ml· 1 Mel.3 in Los Angelt:a. Koufax nus Mickey Mantle; Joe Pepi· won bJs game, 2-1. bµt Drys-tone. Roeer Maris, and WbJt- 1 G•raq l• Sporu Car DefJaC daJe was beaten. ey Ford -were beaten 1.0 --&...-h L---dev I ..a.. II Rain and wet g r o u n d 1 last night by Dean Chance's Den Gumey, wfRI n _. ot "I nee.'' • forced J>l)lltponement of last pitching and Albie Purson's of hit energies lat.ly to the chemplonthlp car circuit night's game in which Sandy first inning home run in to the for Indy type recers, made a rether lnconspl~ was to face Bob Vealt of the left field bleachers. debut In mportt car radnt Monday at Brands Hatch Pirates. Chance went the route for In England end thet'1 exectty how he want.cf It. Today. Koufax and Veale his 12th victory _or the year, NOTHING WRONG HERE -Orange Coast football physician Bernard Mason gives his stamp of approval to veteran lineman J im Wible as another returning monogram winner. Don Follett, looks on duri ng physical examinations this v.eek Wible and Follett were among 109 prospective gridders beginning drills at OCC 109 Due For First Session By BD.,L DONER Sports Editor Orange Coast College's foot- ball forces, 100 strong and rarin' to go. began practk e this f!lorning and Pirate hee(j. man Dick Tucker had the troops banging heads right off the bat. . "All of them seem to be ln pretty good shape." Tuck· er commented after watching the surprisingly large group jog around the OCC practlc• fieJd . ··so I !>ee no reason to waste Ume ." t.finutes later the first con- tact or tht' 1965 season wu made and from the sounds of the pads cracking -another winning campaign could loom directly ahead. Another drill was on the age nda for 4 p.m. today with double sessions set right through Saturdav. "We're going to scrimm~e San Diego Mesa on Tuesday," Tucker said. ··so there's oot much t i m e for fooling around " The Mesa affair i. set for JI a.m. in Pirate Sta- dium . Noticeably ab'lent from the lniliaJ sessron wtre veterans Bob Crick and Terrv Lovrn- t..urg. Crick. who fi gu.red to be a starling lineman, decided at Driving an unt•ted McLe~lve, powered by were likely ri vals in a 10:30 and seventh atrat&ht over the Ford of COUf'M, Gur'M'f •• fourth in the flnt heat a.m. game with Tom Sisk ol Xanks. He gave up _Just slx 1 ___________ 1 the last . rrunute to give up rootba U m favor of working today et Brandt Hatdt although he st1rted the rec• by the Pirates going against bit.I and attuck out five. mistake In third goer and heel to w.rk his wey up Drysdale in a 5:15 p.m. con· Bill Stafford (3-5) took the RA.CE ENTRIES from 14th. In the second hott, he paued everybody test. los~ after pitc~g ~ell and '-JPL.4 YER DIES .ll_. __ ..... , wln-r John Surtoes end was run· """'e postponement w•r an ~vmg up just five hits in the , :;;.;,: ............. ,,_ .... 111 . -.. IA-in h k-.1 Del ,,.., tnfr'" !or Tlwr>Clev. S.pf t.,•-ett o· ll•r~v IM Yanu ) "' fuUlime. Lovenburg, current· ly on a construction job in Northern California, will re- port to camp Saturday nlnt second when • redlu1 rod broke end he wn immediate benefit to Koufu, seven uui gs e wor ~. 1..s c1 .. , ' 1 .. 1. F1t11 _, 2 Pm. Tmv" Mor• 111 Jtnnl"Os> 111 4 T OLE MISS forced to retire. but could throw out of lciJter Stafford was a late substi· "UT ucL • rvr1onc" Meldon J A-M e Mlll•rlcf< t•olrwc1 enirv • Some 20 pros~.ets, Including quarterback Mike McLeUan, OX FORD. Miss. IAP)-took physical. examinations J·-t • month L-ck Gu..-y -Lfp.....I • "" cubic full kA.. t -~ d lute for Ford who is sliU re· vu r olCI•. (lalmlng. ,.u,... snoo. Clolm-llONTN llACI. Aboul 1·~ llirlono• on .... u. '.... 9f1 ....... ' a care y wor ~ OJ SCJ•e . . Ing pric. "'°'· I 'u" ) Vfft old tllllo """"''n(jt' Put .. Inch font (395 horMpower) to Europe for ln1tell•· ule tn which manaeer Wall covering from surgery to Im· Or Mary ,. kl>mllf"I vlot '>'W Tiie KABC TV Prtrn••"t Purw Prove his Circulation and WhO Stoop lo C-IA f'erN ) Ill T.,..ni1 p.,c.nt IG T•nl,IJClll) II• tlon In the recently purchHed McLeren. Alston planned to get every . 5omto• . 111 "''" a.,..,...,. 111 ''"'""'> 11. Chief mechenlc 8111 Fowler It hoping for more ounce of work out .J( Koufax pitches only in warm weath· Mvr11e oen tM v.,.,.,...,.1 Ill 11o1ve '""m tA Pr.-01 ,,. k I A I Drysdale and Claude Osteen: er. Last night'~ 67 degrees ap-:::-;:. ':.~'~ .. ,, ::: ~.~r..:: :;.~:!~, ::! power at Rlverskle when the car m• " ts mer can parently wasn t warm enough OUt ~·I-•• fT H•tt-••t tt >j•t111111no 9-t'l'V 10 Roni 114 debut :t:nst a field which should read lib tt. and Ford will now go against Mlli.wn co lteul llJ l•lwrtlY ti~ ,. MH~1 Ill ho, _... .......... TL.-RI ..... _ le11lc is Mt for . Kero I(~ IA """411 ,., NINTH llACI. I 1 " mllu Oft lurl w 1 "'"r_..... '"' v•n-c Marcelino Lopez lD Thursday '"' tom6 r• -111 11>1> vM r ...,,,, c1e1m1nv Pvue moo .... Mxt mottth MCI enthuei"'" .. alreecfy begin-Area Stars afternoon's finale Mr ~· IA ,.._. '" \.lftft llf'd M•~ (M Yaf'tl) 1UI . be"'" IJ i.-rdJ II• VH" !It Scnmlttl 'IOA "'"' to mount. NIW llCONO U .CI. 6 furlono~ J vttr G•i. 1.ltM IA Pl....iat 117 ltey Cempbell, who heads the mechanlcel d• YOU•• • " 11 Gift. cielMI• ,._ amo. c1a1mt11Q Sl"CllllO Nell l lC c11ur(M II• f J h Kl••-' ful L I-l'L-ltk;lltrdson,. 7b 4 o 1 l "tee '3ttO. Tl• Pl"CI 10 Roul II? pertment o o n .,. s 1uccee1 o _,....vy ,.. J • T • 1<~ J o • TvcN1111 u. "acN«»I 114 11or11van1 "'•-<• ,,.,...,., 111 "' &...-tM race et L--a Seca in OID fOJ8DS ,,..,, " • 0 f s"' .. •·Oil "-1.l '" l•PPO 1c; hn1Qv<1111 11• po "9 may ,... Yp -·-·· Howlnl ( O z ,,._ l<o4e llt Ct rnpe1) 11' ~lground IE Mtdl"I) II• fevor of concentrating on Riverside. ~~; ~ i .l t ~v~;-::,••;,.,!,,~no~"'111 .::;i~'·c~i7't: ~~,.';:;:;I~\ ::! "We don't want anything to get in the way of River-LOS ANGELES fUPl ) -l!"nr~ lb : 0 ~ ~':':~~ ~:': :~ ~':.:!:~'•' :\~, s.i.c""'" "d "Campbell admita Tbe Lola is currently being gone The Un~verslty of Southern ~·.~de o o o 's1 .. s,_. I" ,,_, 111 Rawllno• '"•'• """"' II e. ,· . Callforma football Trojans TCl!al• .lO 0 • • ,_, (J Thomes! ,,. llOl••O R•ll'"'' over carefully_ at Klug •,Newport Beach shop._ turned out for the annual le· 1.os ANGii.rs•• • !•tr• ""•"' IJ M<cv111r'l 114 P•''"<' s11~ iou11e Muie<1 M b l G f 10ar Indy t•"•m is also out P " 11 J_, 1tu 111 oi.11 "' H••·· Ca<1t• e~w .1 e.. u.rn.ey 1 our-.. . .... lure taking session yesterday. i:~ ,ff • ~ 1 f ... ., .. ,..,,. n Naho•••l 111 ""ni<•" H-v of operation until the Sept. 26 200-mile event at Trenton. bolstered by seven junior col· "'•~ .. ~ 0 ~ : n.1•0 uc1. , 1ur1on9. Matot,. , ~~~:.;"·~ In the recent Milwaukee race. Gurney outclassed lege transfers. ~~:",..1 1bci ~ g ~ , ::· .,':" ~~~""' Pu, .. um. ci.i~ 11a1n ll"lv"' everyone in his Lotus, breaki~ the lah rec. ord no less The S>man squad -rated Kr-, .. 111111, 1 00 1 • h v•• 1• ,._., 11• ~=~ ;_~"',..,., ca<1t1 1,.h, h hi• t t lik f A J • , .. ,.. 1 O : Jtck't 11""4 IM Vatenrwttl !It than seven times as e w u pas e es o · · a definite threat for natlonaJ J."'..:, cr., o 0 ; 0 ..... , "*" 11( 0om1no-r1 "• Foyt and Parnelli Jones only to have a U-joint break dur· honors -includes All-Ameri· 11oe1 .... c ~ g o o T'*''• Krt 111 c."'"'' "' Sc'llMI JI> 1 0 0 0 Clul• M.._ ID ltoul ltt ing the late going. ca candidate Mike Garrett. c11anct , J o o o rw111awy u L-•d> m It was the first time one of the AU American Racers' The tra.nsfers include defen.· N:,Z1•~on 7~ :.io ~ No 11,,.,..,. IA MHoc t 11~ . . _, ta kl De . c f Loi A•tes 100 000 OOM-1 kev 0. ,.orte II JtM!vn,, tit cars had been sidelined due to mechanical failure m ••Ve c e nn1s rane o E-Adcock o"-New vor-1. L•• .... •tev '""'"" "' 01111 "• neJr)y two months. Gumey's teammates, Loyd Ruby, San Bernardino Valley, Tony ~-· 3 LOii-New York s. LOI •nottts ~=Hid! 111 _111 ::: , Roger McCluakey and J oe Leonard, went on to place Kochlnas. Pierce halfback; s2~~-1. Mcodl. H•-"••·-w. """' " .. tM v.,,.,, 111 third f rth d fl.fth Jim Lawrence. a halfback w1nn1,,. P1tc11er -c1wonc. t11 t1 f'OllaTM ••et. • ,,.,~ Maro.~ , • ou an . C M R M l~'"" ,,.,,.., -ste"°'11 1>-)1 ""' .... .,,. .. "' c.111 ,u,,. • .,'°° Leonard in fact might have won if he hadn't stop-from osta esa: ay ay, ,_, " -'-11.m r-. CY ,...,,. <M va ... 11 '" ped for fuel ~ear th~ end while running first. a linebacker from LA~C: ~~ n'r,'\:.!;::•1 : :~ . . . 'T'ucc;day evening-thu s swell-Thc l n1\ ers1ty of M1ss1s· I ing the player total to 109. one s1ppi opened its 1964 foot· I Of the largest in OCC history ball practice a year ago I and only the third time in 17 today and before the da y 1 years the century mark has ended a sophomore half· been reached at the Costa back collapsed and died. Mesa institution . The Rebels lost another . Others reporting Tuesday player Tuesday -364 night i n ~I u d e d letterman davs after the first one. Norm Smith and Vince Car- Soµhomore end Bob ra.bba along with Clarence Priester. ticketed to be an Oliver, Ra.ndy Vernon. Jerry altt>rnate starter on de· J\~cPherson . Rick J ourdoa. fen~e. collarised and died J!m ~arh<?ur. Dick Nelson. while running unsupt>r· l\rrmit Kay, John Ki rby, vised I a p s with fel· Tomm_ie Townsend. Doug Eh· low team members al Ole lcn. Richard F'ox. Bruce Mad· Miss Tuesday. Iden, Da~:e l'\ickens. Mike Herg, J\ltke Peters Mike Doyle and Mike Parkinson. "' Check TheH WholeNle VALUES ' All f th. to indicate Gurney is getting set Mike We 1 t Ph a I. defensive 1111'""' o.. '" ,._,., ,,. o ~ see~ . • . back from Long Beach City: R 1..11ttt, J-•• c-,,.,, 11• NATIONAL 1..u~• "M1111co11N 1.1,.•vE for an all-out mvas1on of Ind1anapohs next year and halfback Leonard Sims and an1s Reach ~.~=:-<: :;~:::;; "• .,, L ,,, o• .,, 1. ,.,, 0 1 1 '$~Chev. Wagon •••• S4K e.eryone, including Jimmy Clark, had best be reedy for center Greg Wojcik. both of , ..... ~ ,_., (0 llMt) :,1; ~~~ f.~!,~~s a l: ~ ,,_ Ml-><"• ~: ~ ~: ,:-;11 ·~· Impala H.T •••••• '4ts a big effort. . . Orange Coast College. Player I .1•1111·1 ~~~1~11~.::11 ,, 11• ~;;c.::::~ ~ : ~~ ; 1 ~::~~:,, n s1 u• • ., '60 Pont. cnallna ln the world championship Gurney Is filth with nine 4 .._..,, (It SdlMt:, ::; 1Pllttl>tt1Qh ,, 4) ~r. ::: &~.~~~ncl n r. m ,:·, polnta Clark naturally. has cinched the crown already 117.',:W"'7;t: ro r•"tvuc•11 '11• ~r11\":!r.1a :: :~ ::1 ,;:: ~os ·~·~uu :t ; 1 ; :;:;;.: •·Dr.············· ITH with M wh.il~ Graham Hill of England la second with 3?.. • LOS ANGELES IUPI . -... , ... nm ••. ~u:.. ~='" Meldlpn 1 ~~= tt a "1 II "''"''"''"" It 1 •.It,,.. '6.2 Valiant Signet .•• •TH Jackie Stewart o( Scotland third with 25, Surtees fourth Fave Tran8f ers The Los Angeles Rams are ~IY~ ....... IJ MCCulltr) "• ,. ..... Yor• ll '° llJ 11' • ~:~:. (llV ~: :i ~~ ll '62 Comet S·22. 2-<tr. ·- with 17 and tMn Gurney. Four races remain on the '615 ddown to a 47·player roster to-~--·~.:" <E MHi,,., ::: s. .. "'~r;:en. ·~~~'Ill''•· 11 ~,., _., •s2 Mon:u coupe •..• HH --• d I UCLA C ay. havlni placed four men ~., L-11< 0...•<11> ru I"' a"'"'I 11 ;,,,,,,,., e.111nw, , '· <.~'<•0<1 e>• ~en ar. D amp on waiv .. rs and com let-.. • • ..... Jo (0 ltou ) 116 Ml""~" s (ln<,_.11 ' !nCI ··-IO•"'" ·~ Wa\lll"Oton ~ 1"" ...... .., l ulc:lc ll(ylark •• •11ts "" p C'-1 Alrllt.1'• "-" ,. A.WNttl 1-'-.. i.. 10 M•"CI• • three-nl•uer tr1de1 with the "_.,,,,'" •' ~-> :;• S• l.,.,r, ' Ch1<te0 ° c ..... ,., •J. Ka~• et•• 1~ ""' 't3 Chevy II.' dr ••• 111-* * * """" S.-t ,._(_I n: KQuatoo ._.If•• Y-l-1 t~,J~ •""':!~'°'' 6 _ L06 ANGELES (UP!l -Plltlburgti Steel~rs. , .... 1(-•· r ,.,,.,11 '" l.M ·~ ., "'"*"Of'· _ • ..,... r .... _... I "'"" VOit, • '13 Mon~ lpyder 01.,a ••t• hpfart SurprlMI "" a.th Vlklnt s,frit IM Neffv• Dlwr •re ... ~;no ., Do«i Mar tMay to aMpeltn at Arfl....., 'ark. This ... "' the •••W. strip wltheut nMMh ~ an4 T.,.,,,_ Secret eeuW .._the hMdt!Mf fw Mondly's o.t M1r .._.,cap. a.th Callfomla fllon cevhl .._ after the w.rtd mllo ......., ht Men4ay'1 tl00,000 WHhlntf9n ,,,. HMM!llc., at Arllntt.ft. The Vlke .. a definite tt•mr and Native DIY9r h" .._... 11..-.. a ,...t~fe. At tut It wilt ... lft .. portvftlty N ... how f .. t the la1tem horMt reelly are.., tftelr heme 9rwnd. Twenty-two letterm.-n v.•ere The club y e 1 t er day re-= .... ,~ IJ"~:' 1n i'''" ,~,.. ~ I 1-~o-. coupe .......... ,129!1 on hand to creet neft UCLA lused rook.le defensive e nd "lml ltA(I, I '., .. ""'H ' .,:~: ~·0\11~:·~, ·~ •• h~"f. ~o~:O .~ !:~, ,:;. NN head coach Tommy Prothro Jim Grlffln of Grambll n g, ~-·,,., UCI ''•'"''"" Pur .. l'JIOO I LM " ....... ,, "'"'bur . 1. CS.• I roll ., Ml~ ... :i •. 14 ... Corvatr Coupe •• 112M rd l pb "....,. ll•r IG T'anlou<~ll 11; ~ltlll • i. .. t•NI al KanM1> (I"' N '61 I y .. t.e ay -lnc udin& so 0-second yeer linebacker Andy c_..., ,,,. CM V• .... ftlt ltl 11 41 Mn .. ,~ .... , Clnc:t,.,..11, 1 lwl ~, ... , New Yo<-•• "" .......... N mpala Convert • 112tS more Gery Beban, the favor-Von Sonn of UCLA. and two ~ l~n .. iw HtrtK~) Ill ~ ,.~~~.:h~~:"'"" N ~,., 0-'t2 ,Ord Galaxle Cpe. •u•& lllt to tab over for tht arad-other play.r't who were not ~-.,_v 10 ..::;, ::: ~r.'.,.:/.J•; ,.1,Ft:.,1!11'•·,. ~·,~~ ·~, 't~'t~~ '&3 lmp•la Convert. •• ,_. nttd Larry 7.e.no ldentlfied because they m_, ~~1111" <" "~' HM t'· Lout• •• c11tctt0 Chlo to •• e.111mo,., 1w111t111 • - . • .._..., II '"""""'' 11 " •-'" et ,111tbvr9fl, N O.•roll at Ml,.,,.\4ta, 1 .. 1119~1 '"'• • I 1 '""" The Brwna alto will be bol· be tnvolv.d In trades ln the •nw..TM uce. , "'"'-' 1 ..... : Mll•a..ii" •• etflt•-11. N ••""' •• .,, "" ""'· N ""' ... r ane """'· Air. SUM atered by Ove junior colle1e next da.y or two. :: ~ "-'*' n. ~ " u traufen. topped ~ Bob The Ram1 sent rookJe cen-..._ C: ~~,,. ""'... 11, Q ALITY IS THE REASON WHY-CONNELL IS THE PLACE TO BUY" 5;r,,~~~:::~~~;...~r~'.t~~~~J.1j~i \:1. CONNELL 1 b 212• JHA••o• dalmpt. and Tom Ware. I Nebratb to the Steelers f\)( :..:·-.. IM v.::';-' \~! ltlil '';': l!i' COSTA . MESA Spound iuard from Baken-•pound defensive Uneman o.. .:;:: ,~• ti:.i"':;-' 11• --• :. • 546-1200 ft.Id. Frank Molden. r-. .....,.. er 1ur11a) ,'~4 ---------------------------------• .. ------------- ---- ---- -- ------- - - ---• --4 • --• ---• --• • --• --• - -- ------- J 4 DAILY '1LOT /NtwS·Pms Wtdnnd11, Stpt.tmbfr l, 1'65 CdM Signs Top Coach ly GL!NN WHITI I Fle.dgling Eagles Face Tough Task Came me1t tba ,.._no nm U.S.N-*-IBMt. 1heJ mate a lia M...., UN1TBD STATES NATIONAL BANK '-':/;:,/:.~-- . ' More S,.,.U Ott JS·18 PROUD MOtllTS CAil RI A I.HIN 6IR Men'• ' Ladlel stYiel Ne M9My Dewn A Veer Te Pay From $65.00 o.,... M9Mq, Tltu,...1)' & Prtclay N"41 "T11 t '.m. ,. HAllUIOR CaNnft DOO HAIHOfl 8LVD. 1 Handicaps Aplenty For New Mesa School By GLENN wmTE Prep Sporta EdJt-Or DEMONSTRATOR s GALAXll 500 2 DR. H.T.'s No. 4011. 1,rtngtlme yellow. 3~·Vkrul1e. vinyl roof, It. or .. WIW, deoor A, I'S, redlo, heater, A tint. w1ndthltld. $2899 Ne.-· ll!Ver blue. Ill VI. oruleo, It. 9r., Pl, ,.., radio, "Mter, tinted wlnchfllttd, WIW. $2825 Ne. a.4e. lllver blue, SU VI, cruleo, It. or .. l'I, radio, hut· er, tlnttcl wlndthltld, A. $2825 l GALAXIE 500 LTD 4 DR. H.T.'s Ne. 2I06. aroni., W VI. vlnyl ,..... oont,..I penel, It gr .. I WIW. ft.wtncl. Pl, Pa, ttlect air ft&H, via. gr., A. Tint . wlMehleld, plut $3599 Ne. Hf1. c .. p. blue. SIO VI, crullO, l'I, l'a, radio, heater, lltltt 1roup, plu1 other extrH. $3099 GALAXIE 500 LTD. 2 DR. H.T.'s No. HM lllver blue, atO VI. orulao, Pl. Pa. eeleot tlr oonct., ft1dlo, ti.ater. Plus other extraa. $3400 N•. 2411. Ivy tf'ffn, S52 W. orulM, Pl, ,.., radio, huter, ,1in other extl'M. $3100 No. 21M. Honey gold, 3&2 VI, orullo, Pl, PB. Mltet air cond, "•dlo, h11ter, plus other 1xtra1. $3325 FAIRLANE 500 H.T.'s Ne. 211~. CHJlan blue 1pert oeu.,.. Va vinyl roof, crul-. radio, heater, plus other extraa. $2725 Ne, 2314. TWillttlt lUl"qUOIM. VI, Ol'UllO, .... rldio, h ....... ; plus other extru . $2438.14 ....... _ .. _ .. ,Lus ...... _ FALCONS.3m11-.. THUNDERllRDS--TRUCKS SR ntlM TODAY---IANI .. NANCING THEODORE ROBINS USED CARS FORD NEW CARS 0.-1,_ IYH • I 1100 W. C ... t HWJ, New,ert l11ofl I.I 1.M11 "'4 Harffr •lvd. CMta M... 141-1144 , . . . • I • f • I • I • I -... - •• • l l r : 1 .... .. . .. t !,.•. . ~· .. . . . OAIL Y PILOT /Ntwi·Prm J .'.i Wat on, Cilc In Top Efforts WAYWARD VIEWS Net Pro Selected A Paltry $125,000 By BUD TUCKER H:ins Wichary, one of Eu- rope's most famous ama- teur tennl!t p1ayt!rs, has ~4 been named tennis profes· · ·. ~ sional at the new M e s a , ··:cl~ Verde Swim and Tennls ~ Club in Costa Mes a, accord· lng W General Manager -......... ,. ... , Stan Gorinac. Watson showed he has com· A native of West Ger· DU QUOIN, ru. -They lential would be without llro· pletely recovered from a ran the famed Hambletonl~n it elsewhere. broken fo..it by turning in h. many, Wlchary was form· for the 40th time here th.is New Yunt has tried and . is ========== erly the West German jun- aftemoon and it W.13 all over Chicago. Up to now, the out· lifetime best mark In the 880 AWARD WINNER ior champion and has com· including the shouting. side influences have be en Y.1th a 1: 54.3 effort. peted in tourn'lments all Now they were talking. bea~en off but they will try Giles also placed flfth in ~~o~~~~ ~as t~~ over the world, w i n n I n g 1953 lntemational at Osna· brueck In Wesl Germany. The previous year, he was finalist at Vasleras, Swe- den. Five years ago, w h i 1 e still residing in Europe, he turned professionaJ a n d coached tennis there for three years. For the past two years. he has been a teaching pro at the Cabana Club in Hunlin~tvn Beach. given Mesa Verde members, with appointments o p e o from 8 a.m. untU 6 p.m. claily. The Mesa Verde S wim antl Tennis Club facilities are ..ipen for tennis all day and the court& are lighted so the courts can be usea al night. . They were talking about a agam when the present con· . many championships. aew king of harness racing tract expires. hia specialty, hurling the jav-Oranie County Prea O ub Wlchary twice competed and an owner $125,000 llich· ·1c....,r1t111. 1HS. sov T,.... ••·> elin 203-0. than any other newspaper. at Wlmbledon and wlln the During his stay at the Ca- bana Club, he w<in several open lournarnents ln the Southern California area. Wichary said both group and private lessons will be The club, with member· shi p still available to lnter· ested parties, is localed at 3000 Club House Road, be- tween Beach and Harbor Blvd. For fu rther informa- tion, contact Wichary at 549-0077. HANS WlqtARY ·' er. Not. of course, that such a paltry purse means this or ih.at to the people who trot bones in the Hambletonian. There are no rags t<i rich· ea stories here. This la the high society of horse racing, Indeed of the sporting world. The ladies and gentlemen who own the Hambletoolan horses are pursuing a hobby. The money comes from oil and steel and cotton and coat To the winner goes the purse but th.is is neither here nor there. The tmportant I things are the prestige and the garland of flowers which go around the neck of the winning animal and the arti· de of sUv.erware which will 10 to a trophy room already a.uJ.gtng with dusty aymbola of sporting conquests. The Hambletontan may be the last remaining outpost of rport for the sake of sport and horse racing for the im· provement of the breed. *** T11e enttre Cblng eozea dau. They come ln private aJrplanet wlaldl unload the owners and chlldrea and coveneaaea aad c r e 1 t 1t1ck1 of matched lauage. It IJ aa Important aoclal event of tbe seuoa and t hey look forw1rd to It. 1 There 11 a roand of rune· &Iona and 1Ualn, all re- qulrtn& bl1ck tlrt. *** Tllere I.a aie annual garden j party at Hayes Fair Acres. This ts the estate of Don Hayes who carries on the tradition for hi s departed brother Gene and their fath- er Will. They gather on the lawn behind the Hayea mansion which sprawta with freshly- paint.ed dlgnity on the out· skirts of a rather forlorn and grubby little lown. They are served rare roast beef and whiskey and soda by loc-1 guya trained for the occa· slon and wbo look uncom· fortable In their ltarcbed white 1hlrtl and llnen Jack· 7.ets. ~ The governor of the state ls always t.bue and officlala of harness racing from around the world. The drlv· era and trainen are there, too, becaUM they are cele~ rltiet of a IOl't at Hamble· tonian time and they mull act as though they enjoy th1a kind of thing because thla ia where they earn their bre.ad. · Courteously. the members ~ of the working press are ln· vtted. The writera 1 t a n d • around somewhat awed by all of this and wlahlne they were back downtown at the • old St Nicholu Hotel. The St. Nick Jacka the fplendor of the Waldorf but ; the bar never closes and the :· laundry somehow a 1 w a y a • 1eta back oo time. *** Tbe joaraalllta eoverln' the Rambleteldu are the clolelt tldnc to varranta to be foa.ad hi the area. TH toata ud the 1barplea and the broads "ho populate the race tracb dt not me11 wtth Ulla event. Malaly, It la ~caaae there 11 80 attraction for them. Tbere la H pari- matael betting oa tbe race and there I• aobocly to be touted or eoued. Tllere mlCM be pedeta to be picked, IMlt tlala II bec:tm· 1a, .... art. *** ·There ii the carnival crowd which aet.s up Its rides and game• of chance and girlie ahowa at the Du Quoin at.ate fair which iJ held in con- . junction wUh the Hamble- tonian, but the canUel stick to them.elves. Tbty have the rubes from the IUn'OUDd- Uig towna and bamleta to deal with and for thia they ar11 thankful. No the Hambletonian la a aocie'ty affair. There l~~ tni qutte like It ln • :: certainly not ln all of bor .. !' ractn1. H U N T E R'S SP EC I AL S AT GRANTS SURPLUS-SENSATIONAL VALUES! ':r'=if.UNTll'G AIJ •'!r,c-;. Ir l.flflJt!ll• ~· SPECIALS FOR HUNTERS OF DOVES AND DEER! GUNS & AMMO Hunters' -VESTS WITH GAME POCKETS COMPLETE STOCK OF SHOTGUN SHELLS BIG SUPPLY NO LIMIT SPORTERIZED MAUSER REG. $100 $79.95 Come In -lff Th ... -G,..•l For 0Hr Hunt· Ing. 22LONG Hunting RIFU CAPS Hl·POWER CARTRIDGES 96C 69« DEER IOX 0F50 BAGS o~:O $6.70 96C GRANTS ARE AUTHORIZED DEALERS FOR THE FOLLOWING GUNS! RIFUS: e A"MALITE e HIQH ITANDAftD e MA .. LIN e "EMINGTON e WINCHHTI" e IAVAGI e ll'"ING,,lllLD e ITIVENI e WEATHE .. aY e IAKO e ANICHULTZ e B"OWNINQ HAND GUNS: e IMITH • WHION e "UQI" e HIQH ITANDAftD e "IMINGTON e H & " e LLAMA e aE .. NA .. DELLI DAKOTA e a .. OWNINQ e WALTHI" LEn SWAP GUNS! TERRIFIC TRADES! Sensational Values! NOW AT GRANTS! SHOT GUNS: • A"MALITll • H & " • CHA,.L&I DALY • l'OX HIGH ITANDARD • MOllaE"G e "EMINGTON e IAVAQE • ITllVENI e WINCHEITE" SCOPES: e aUIHNELL e IAUICH & LOMI • LEUPOLD e LYMAN e WEATHE,.IY e "IDFlllLD • WIAVI" CAM P E R'S S P EC I A LS AT GRANTS SURPLUS-TERRIFIC BARGAINS! WHATEVER YOU'RE NEEDS ARE •••• ALWAYS SHOP AT . GRANTS SURPLUS RIST! SA YE MOREi SLEEPING BAG SPECIAL! 3 LB. DACRON 88 •12.aa HUNDREDS OF OTHER BAGS AT GRANTS from $6.88 9X9 UMBRELLA TENT 529.95 Complete With Stakes, Poles, etc. No Extras To luy! AMERICA'S FAVORITE TENT! Grant's Carry Top Quafity Campers Supplies! *HIMALAYAN BACY. PAKS COMPLETE LINE AVAILABLE AT GRANT'S * COLEMAN PRODUCTS PARTS & SERVICE •.• SEE GRANTS COMPLETE SUPPLY Or•ne-County's Only Full Time Factory R•,,.lr S.rvlc:el Brint In Your "ColtmM'I" * MIRRO ALUMINUM COOK SETS AMERICAN MADE, EXTRA HEAVY, TOP QUALITY CAMP COOK SETS 11 PIECE SET 12 PIECE SET SPECIAL!-FOAM ICE CHESTS SPECIAL COLEMAN CAMPING SHOW COMJNG SPTEMIER 17 AND 18. PISTOL AND STRAPS BELTS $5.95 &.I. CAllHllS MESS ~KITS 7gc~ al PICK· MATTOCK ~ LEVI'S For SCHOOL \ CUT TO YOUR DIMENSION '!'~ CANTEEN ~ COVERS 98• 69c ,. $1.98 CANVAS TARPS, ALL SIZES! I SNAKE llTE KIT ••• $2.49 I CAMP TOASTER .••• 49¢ MACHmE KNIFES ••• $1.98 l INCH ROPE, 100 ft ...• 91• GJ. Type Foot Powder ••• 39¢ G.I. TYPE CAMP AXE· ••• 96-JEEP CANS, GAS ••• $4.50 G.L Type FolcllllCJ Shovel $1.98 Fry Pans Compass ~· KNIFE, FORK &SPOONSETS ~ WA Ti: A PROOF DUFFLE BAG ~~· $1.98 LARGEST SUPPLY IN SOUTHERN ORANGE COUNTY! SUM AT CORDS • • • $5. 98 STA-PREST SLACKS I • I 6.98 • • • • SLIM RTS • DACOTS • &YM TRUNKS • SWEAT SOX • •.25 SWEAT SHIRTS • S.91 . . . '·'' o t I t •9c • • • Get ,. .. dy For School At Gr•nt'•I Stop In -'" The Many lp.clalal WE'VE GOT IT ••• WHEN YOU NEED IT ••• 10,001 ITEMS ••• NEW & USED SURPLUS ~ .1750 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa ~ The group which conductl :' the bualnesa of the event1 > the Hambletonian Soclety h ., II caDed. prefen to keep It :; this way. At least moat of F ~=.members art oC that feel-YOUR IM&tJMllCMD AT •IANT'lo ·, here ban been attempts j to lurt lt aw11 from HI ~ .. tue1que .. tttn1 and ~ow tt OPEN 9 TO 6 WEEKDAYS SUNDAYS 9 TO S OPIN F•IDAY NIGHT TIL 91 to a place whert It can be • uplolted. Obviously, U a barneaa race can bt sue· -: ceuJut without tht akS or 1 pui-mutuel wtndowa, ltl ~ - ' ' --- -~ .. ---~ --• -4 ~ ---~ ~ ~ ~ • • -~ • • -4 -4 -• -• -• ----~ • - --• • -• -• -• --· ... ~--· ' I JI Dl ll Y Pl\.OT /Nt'W$· Prus Wedntsday, Septtmbtr 1, 1%5 Optimis:nl Runs High1 In· Oiler Grid ·Camp Attracts 64 .. ~•NE lMPORTEO ii AX PIPES, TOBACCOS Nfxr,,, lttUA ,._,_ Ct6ARS.tl CIGARETTES ~ 1884 Newporf'Bl\/d., CostaMeso•"42-IT27 NEW 1966 Jaguars NOW ON DISPLAY at STANSBURY BUICK IUICKS . JAGUARS ·OPE LS· GMC TRUCKS 234 E. 17th Street .Costa Mesa trt$ one Ciarelli Hits Sof thall Jackpot P11-Laba1 Dav TIRE SALE With World Title at RACE RESULTS OIL MA• •HULTS TUftfay, A1111. JI, IHI , ... , & ,." SIXTM U CI . 4 t\1•1 b<td 1n Cehl Cl1lml"O O"r '"'' IH1t11ca I llllllST 1uc r . • furl. Malden 2 ~eer So H• &ul f P Mo•t"Ol nld •ltllo Cl1lml"9. Pvrw $2200. Btrn 8ooll IK Cnurtll) ~""""' 'H F•no <IE Meoln1l l•me-1 11 , .,.., ~ PVtH U«>O /.O/J • '° l '° • '° .,0 no I•;() J IO '?O "'l•O lhn-W1l\ln9 on "''" lrl•~ l"ro, '.O l 00 D1ooy 1100. "'• llullen. t.mtior Crnl1I, • ;() cn .. ming ... !Ibo S<ret<~Pdu Kl"tn Oney'• Lockers ' Iott• 212 Anglen 2 18 186 617 26 0 0 0 13 What Is LEASING? IS IT FOR YOU? S top In If you like. We're here "ven '•Y• a wMk. Or better yet ., •••.• We'll OOfM W YOU I Just di1I ut et 546-5550 and ..k fw HAL HENKELL ·., · LES SCHWALEN We ha~ an aut......Wle, a brtef Cite AND A SHARP PENCILI Lease your c:.r from 1 N•w Ctr Ouler who can service yovr c.r. SERVICE IS JUST AS IMPORTANT To a ..... •It It te 1 Wy.r. All Makes & Models Available JllO HAUOI KYD. COSTA MESA 146-1150 1, -' . . Naw thn1 September 4th ••. get the 2nd tire for NO MONEY DOWN! buy on Firestone UNI-CHARGE Regul11t 30-diy chlfge or take months to pay on all merchandise ind sttrVlces -.000 noo HOO '9000 NATIONWIDE GUARANTEE #•L•lton ... s .•• #• Umlt .. MOll'TH$ f"UlL UffT1ME GUAANfTn apiMt deftc:tl 1n WO!t1,11Mtlir -'....,__Md al ....... I09d hturd lfttur• for the Mt°' die~ 11..a. "-.;sllcm'**' .. Pf'9-"1Med on ir.ad WtNr ... .,...~Ar.-..~-......... 1'itttfont TRANSPORT NYLON DELIVERY TIR S 99°~;~ ... _. ..... , eu.blon1 •tll EACH ·FIRESTONE STORES COSTA MUA J HUlftlNGTON IEACH 411 .. ,,.. ... e 16111 letlch llYd. OHM I A.M. TO f P.M. -IATUIDAY TIL I, '.M. -CLOllO SUNDAY I . _ .. ~ : . . . . c : : . I 3 ! --; 1 : . c -: -------.. : . .. -• . : -----.. .. .. - --~ - I . . I Re ser vis ts Wanted ~By Navy ~ Expanding commitments Sn Southeast Asia wb lch have i'esulted in a beefing -up of ~raft calls, also has requJred :the armed forces to dig into 9 heir bags of reserve offi cers. :: The l'\avy in particular is iso11citing voluntary recall of ~Prtain reserve officers in ~ned i.:al , supply and civil en· :;:1ncer corps; enlisted person· 3lrl with ratings in quarter· ~rnster. signalmau, sonar ~cl'hnician, radarman, torpe- ::ik man. gunner's mate and :Y1re control technician, rat· J"'~, 1n the aviation fields , ::ho .pita! corps and sea bees. : Cmdr. Harold G. Polley, ~ho has been active in this ~rea in the Naval Academy ~nformation program, ia busy ;st1mulatmg intereat in the re- ~erve program. ;oPPORTUNITY : Both college and high school -~tudents pursuing c v u r s e s l~ading to bachelor of arts or ~achelor of scien:e degr"ees ::Can be enrolled in a reserve ~'officer candidate program as· :Suring th em of th,. opportun· ~ity to complete their educa· :l on "'ithout being drafted. TherP. are nine distinct of· v eer programs wlth vacan- cies for qualified young men, says Polley. The commandant of the 1 lth Naval District hu des· ignated Chapman College and California State College-Ful· Jerton as educaUonaJ lnslitu· lions fulJy accred'ted for Nav. · al Reservists under the full four-year program: Orange Coast, Santa Ana and Fuller· ton Junior Colleges for the fi rst two years. aa well as other universities and col- le~es In the area. Applications for reserve of· ficer candidate programs are being accepted. M i I i la r y Counselors attached to the ! Santa Ana Naval Reserve · Training Center (P.O. Box l:li9l can provide informs· hon. Students ~hould call ~ . 7178 for appointmenta. : Naval Re s er v e Officers Scho.>I 11-4 will open Sept. 16 at Californt. State College. Long. Beach, according to · r·.,1dr. C. Tho m as Dean. ' While planned especially for · "=a \•y, Mar I ne and Coast Cu:i rd Reserve officers. the : classes also are o~n t.> both ! Air Force and Army re$t'rv· '.~ts. : 8JttEFJNG : Or. Sidney J. Slomicb. for· • mer staff and operations Of· · ricer for the Central Intelli· : gence Agency. will give a ; comprehensive briefing on : Vietnam and an up-to-date re- . view of Soviet·U.S. relations : at the opening sess ion. ' Classes will be held Tues· . ~ t ! t . . t.AAYflESH r<)fATO, HEAi.TM 29 SALADS .... 15r... • . • ttOffMAN l y The 49' BOLOGNA ,i_ ·····--" iivMERsiiisAGE ___ 39~ CORN KING 1 ' CANNED HAM __ ~~_ s4a ~ 11 IATH llAO:HAWK &· SIOKIE LINKS: ___ 1~~L _ ;,· • t l ICtAFT l'tOCfSSEO t-OL i CHEESE--.~~~~~~~ss _39• , EVERY DAY LOW POii PllCES. CENTU Cllf SMOKEDPORKCHOPS98~ I ONElfS.S PORK am ROAST~ 69~ COUNTRY STYLE SPARE RIBS ____ 69~ COUNTRY smf PORKSAUSAGE~39~ SEA FOOD SPECIALS LIAN & TINDIR IPOR POT ROAST ORUAlllNO 7.-BONE ROAST c ... Kuns SALAD DRBllNG -QUART JAR Wtdntsduy, Sept.tmbtr 1, 1%5 DAILY PILOT ;News-Pnss J 7 FAMILY STEAKS It. BONELESS ROUNiSTEAL9i 0.BONE SWISS STEAK &k LEAN CHUCK ROAST -39• YANKEE POT ltOAST 7t ROUND BONE ROAST St BONELESS BEEF STEW It.• BONWSS BEEF BRISKET 11:1 BONE-IN RUMP ROAST --•• : FRESH GROUND BEEF --4l FRESH CROUND CHUCL&t. FRESH GROUND ROUND 79: SHOULDER CLOD ROASL 7t U.S.D.A. GUDi A JlTiHO CHICIUN LEGS& THIGHS 49.~ MIATY IRIAITS 59~ Ml CLE WHIP , BEVERAGE ~! · day and Thursday evenings at the Armed Forces Reserve ! Center, Santa Ana Marine ! Corps Air Facility, u well as at CSC-Long Beach. For in· : formation, telephone GEneva • 9-0615. CHARC01L BRIQUEts.49~ MAYFRISH ALLFLAVOIS REGULAR OR LOW CALORIE $ fer . Fort MacArthur Army Re- serve School also w1l1 open classes to eligible officers un· · ~r the age of 36 on Sept. 14 and Oct. 5. M/Sgt. Water· man at the Reserve Center, Building 42, Air Facility, can provide Information. llis tde- . phone number ls 544-733&. f..a ll Issued For Skilled Reservists LOS ALAMITOS -Navy spokesmen here today issued a call for voluntary requests for active duty by Navy Re· · ser\'e officers and enlisted men. N•vY offlclals• said the re- quest& would cover a one--year period of active duty. Officers • are needed ln the medical • corps. supply corps, clvU en· ginee r corps and chaplain corps. j A call also went out for Une : •fficen of the rank of lieu· • tf'nant and below. : EnllJted m~n are needed In : aviation, medJcal, Sea bee and : line ratings. • The notice was baaed on the ! Navy's Increased commit· : ments resuJUng from the ; Southeast Asta crisis, It Y'I S i txplair}ed. j I Two Entered · In Competition J 1·dy and Joyce Banks. of PIWlllY llOWllE Ill ~~-.43• llTIOIY'S NOODLES ALL TYPES ~a~ 11' IUfT'S 1.1.Q. SAUCE ALL TYPES~.39· POT A TO ClllPS "'=:::~ 49• llPEPITTEIOLIYES -~~U.M 4,,,•1• STIAIGHTkfNT\JCKYIOUHON s3n KEmCKY CHOICE.__ sTH STRAIGHT ICENTUCKY IOUl!ION ,3• KENTUCKY QUALITY.-~ STH ROYAL OCCASION, llfNDE 0 ...1311$1)11 KENTUCKY WHISKE 1 ~-5TH, '1 QT. ROYAl OCCA!>ION s2• s3• $'711 VODKA .. --. SIL.-QT.-··~~ t OYAl OCC A!>ION OtMI SEC s 1 u s311 CHAMPAGNE .:~~~·u5~~v __ s.11_ MAG. ' 13471 Chestnut St.. Wettmln- l 11ler. have eotued Junior Falr , ._H home eNnomlcs and •I· iij' M•liMil rt c:ultural mechanics compe· ~: Ml. ~Milli! . ·12-oz. CANS TOP JOB \. ·-.: , . w • ~·-· _ -·-· ... =f.., CilANT 59' '.,__ -~ -_.__..__ SIZf • --.. ~~ " "' ..,....--r.--:-....._ ,. ~ .. __ ..,,__.......___..,..._ _ _...~_!,._ .... MAYFHSH 3·ll. CAN SHORTENING U.I. NO. I IUlllT KEYSTOIE IUSHROOIS-5~z~~~~-4 .. '1 .. POTATOES "10 ~39c VELVET GLOW(~ CASE OF 12 CANS $1.49) BEER 1 ~·&,.1r ~~~·srs • Hill$ H OS. 77 s 1 s3 COFFEE.~~-·~~ ALCOA-HEAVY DUTY-2.5' ROLL ALUllllUI FOIL ................. 49• $tJNNY JlM l 6·0Z. JAR MUSTARD ... ,..................... 19' V1Nt IU,.NIO, JUMIO CANTALOUPES· YH1 •11Nm 29' BARTLETT PEARs .::~~~.2 ..... 29c IWRT THOMPSON SEEDLESS GRAPES .... 2 -. .. 29c rANCT NO. 1 !~c!L!!t BEANS . 0,":.~~N ... 2 ... 29C ORANGE DRINK .... o:~l~ ..... 59c S'1Q ISLAND 4~·0Z. SUSOIUMI SALT ........ Al llNt 15-0Z. lOAf • t FIEICll llEAD ......... . . 35 COlO«TU 60-COUNT t . PlPEI UPllNS .......... l..25 U.TH sat -21AlPAIC. • ZIST SOAP ............. -...... 2 ... 35 AH OSOl ANTISEPTIC ,1 a IACTlll .............................. . ··~~~~r~~t~~E!e~:: :: MAYFAIR l&lh St., Weatmlnlttt'. alao ta n th• home economic• com· peUUon. MARKET 175 · E sr 17th ST., COSTA MESA ' . -----·~--------·-·-------··••4·~·········--·-·----· ........ -• ...,J -... - I DEW, DIW YOU? - Drink Mountain Dew that la. Miss Fountain Valley Sharron Roark dona feather merchant hat and corncob pipe repraentinc her newest title, that of Mw MounWD Dew. Ap__parentl11 So Is Fountain (Valley) Also Mountain (Dew) Fountain, Mount.aln, what's "Uckled their in.rw'dJ'' with the differcet! the bncrqe. The dl.tfvence ii tn the wi.I M1ll Fountain Valley eat.tr· of W. l'ount.t.tn Valley lbar-ed the ~t coatt.t at th• ron Raft, 17, who won a urginc of her father, Gierut new honor OYer the weekend Roark. who submltted a photo 1n etrtmonin at the Dilney· ot her. land Hotel. "Then I 1ot a pbone call Sharron ii now MW Mows· llYin• I WU OM ot 1& Mml· Wn Dew. finalllt&," 1ay1 Sharron. Al queen of promotion for Wbtn final Judltn& wu the new 10ft drink bottled by over Jut Saturday, the lta· the Pe~t Cot. Corp., Sh&r· tue1qut blondl •aa wearlq a ran will usbt 111 urctnc1new c:r0W11. Orang• County rwdenta to It'1a1o1den tiara decorat.s FV Oka ys with corncob pipes ln kttplnl with the HlllbWy them• plU'· sued by Mountain Dew pro. mot.era. The honor a1Jo carried with It a •100 cub award and a PIZ. za Shop trip for sbarnlo'• family to Lu Ve1u' Riviera Hotel. The family hasn't lumed yet Fountain Valley plannlna when they will tab tM Ulrte· cornm1ssloners Wednesday! day. expense paid trip. approved a conditJonal u s el The N e w MlH Mount&ln perml.t allowing the city's Dew alJo 1bowed contest of. hrst ptzza parlor. fklats ahe has talent aa well They granted the permit to a! looks by •lnilnl a fn Mamie L. Dorrill llld Con·1 number• with th• orcbeatra at lit.a.nee Karanla of Oranae to a celebration party after judl· open the La Pilla Mia. in a ing. 11elghborhood ahoppinc center Blue-eyed Sharron ii an u · on Bushard Street at Warner ptrlng actre11. Avenue. ====== The restaurant will special· 11e ln piua and spaghetti. Wine and bter will a!Jo be sold. Just a year ago. many resi· dents turned out en muH to protest similar action allow· lne a beer bar to open ln the Fountain Valley Shopplnc Center a few blocks awa y. No protests were received Wed· ~lday nighl ADD AN "R" Undmtlndktg today's Tine R't and how thty'rt btlng taupt ~ quires lllOtlMr -Reporting. Ti. DAl\. V , I l 0 T ' S lducatlollll 1P1Clah1t. Ow1tt Looi, CO¥fn tht educatlol\ll but all tht way -'""" tdlool lunches to dlt- trlct mrpnlutloft. , ,, " . . START AT STATER BROS. f !or WIWILLll OPIN LAaOa8AY EFFECTIYE 7FUL1DlYS- Tllll. .. WED., IEPT.2-1 llllSTl • UHLll or LOW·CIL SODA POP AllORftD FLAVORI $ 12.oz. CAMI CHICKIN of the llA CHUNK STYLI TU NO.~ CAMI HIDDIN MAGIC c HAIR SPRAY 7·01 •• ,~1-0!109 CAN CAN falftlly Slae, GLIEM TOOTHPASTE ...... ··69c 11~-es.DecHter LlVOllS Mouth Wash 79c Telr, l•t· 6tc TEI TOOTH IRUSHIS .......... 49c GR00°M'&CiiAN a7c 2·LI. CAN YUIAN COFFEE e : A L&BOR DAY TRADtT1 ' PAltMIR .IOllN'I IHAllK PODIOIC Mii'ONNAISE ICAll9 fOll. 21.fT. ue. RoLL ALUMINUM WRAP Ulll,FINCY GOID• llPI CllTUL AM•ICAll Ulll,fllCY GRAPES lllLIA MUSCAT ClNiiLOUPES •11CY,••• CABBAGE ... MUDS . Whole HOms •.•• 5 Ul•A CllOICI cila ITATll CHUCK STEAK! C . - PAI p ... Cll p 1111 p B --. ..L 'or I a ••• WHOLE BODY GRADI ''A'' FRUHYOUNG [TION I c AIMOUa'I ITAi •Ill OWll IOAITI• •AN TUiiiiAIKi'OiST ·2!.8 Ill. •ms .... 53~ htt PortlH .... Si~ Wii'Ni.iis 0::i*=x 3 9:. ill11Ana aaos. cunnu aa• :K KS SUCED BA~_!)J!~ .... 6&,: -~llllCKIUCD ~ ..... OIDft•RIN llLICT•PlnlD OLIVES s TALL CAMI POTAiO"'CHIPS 5 9c , CRISCO. 111oan11111e a.LI.CAii ALLJUINll COFFEE ITAftlUOI. VACUUM •ACDD 1·LLCAN , ....... , 6 '• 3 'I ORANGE JUICE...... =1...... ': .... , • ,.., 1111 a•••••- I LHIA PIZZA 69C CITITALalAllD • S.LL •k•91· FRYIR •IAIT PARTS ••• ~~! ..• PANUK1 39 iiAsH 2 1s-o•·29' ••...a·-·"'·· 39c MIXICAN DINNlal TACOI, INCHILADAI IAnlR =. IROWNI ••• :~· • 11tlCllf•tlllflftll 29· IAA .. I 6 ICI H~L· MIAT •·OZ. ~~ Nn MILK ••••.•. ~ . Piii.. ... • ••••• ·1 IMperitll, 1 ·1111. Chi. 3 • 1 •• DHI P9ck, 4l•Ct. 5 7c MARGARINE.......... I M.J.I. TEA IAGS .•...... 01.1n1ec .... ,,1 •••. c.. lfC 111a,,,,&.er,.,2 .. •s.c•• 2 •3c , , LYSOL SPRAY . . . . . . . . . . • . DOI FOOD............ I• Dllll11fect•ttt, 14•H• C•ft $1 •• 14 •111. 43' ' LYSOL SPIA y . . . . . . . . .• .. RITZ CUCIEIS ....... I •• I. Pet,TellCM 7 s1•• C"• ... ,1t·l--•IH 69C EYIP. MILK.......... I ILNT PIZZI ............... . I.._. I 41 C ,.. ,_,,_ ... 1, 12-ln. llae 89 ~ TW'I'., '"'' '· .. ,. 39c I ~ TEA IAIS ... ,.... •• • • . . . • • • ILllT PIZZ ••••••.......••• c ...... , '-''" .... 334 ,..... ............... c., 29c WITEI SOFRllll.... .. .. ILD SALADS ............. : -----=-- ITOB LOCATIOll: Jtll llWPCIT RYD. 117 WUT· 1M Sll&l ' . . STOU t-tOUU. • ......, ......... 10 '""'" ' ........, ........ ' "'"" ;._.,' ...... ' """ N" ... ,2 ....... .,., .. 11 79c .. 9-y,AIV ........ ,........ 49' I llST AllT TIA.............. 'OOlllS ..... ~ .• •........... -· . . ................................................................. .... J ' w~~. S.ptembtr 1, 1965 PAST COMPANY -DAILY PIL-OT reporter Kartn Petersen beams u ahe completes an internew wUh the Beatlei Sunday n11bt BeaUes (from left) are Paul McCartney, Georfe Harriaon, John IAnnon and Ringo Starr. MW Petersen sidestepped aecuritJ guards for a brlef chat with Georae after the prw conference ended. Sing, Sing, Slllfl Beatles Mal{e It Really Hard W.ay IJ &AmtM PETERSEN attack on fan ma.cum. n-., .. ..., "" ... porters who. tn hb v l • w HOLLYWOOD -~ ... t. never leave their oUice to aet ... 4bl Gall""° •tarted lt an. tl1elr material. "It's all a 1W1 eppear to t2UQ of thtm· bunch of roobish (Beetle Br\t- Nln1 a1 fOUJ' ordlna.ry IUYI Jsh for rubbilh)," he dtclu· who jUlt blppmed to make it. ed. · Tbe1 jUlt happened to When the chance came for mab it tn an armoree car to t.M reporter. eoverinc UM a IJ*lal prt11 conftrenct the coofm11ce for th• DAILY Sunda.Y y nilbt prior to thtlr PILOT, to pose a qutation, I concert before a ..U"ut thrq asked what Cl"OOP tht Bt1Ut1 ol 1crtam1nJ ad.miren at the considered tht!r ~fut cam• HDl)1WOod BowL peUtion! •·we don tnow," Relued, cuual and occu· Paul lri.nntd, "and '" dcan't leullY a bit Alppant, John, want to know, but our fa· Paul, G«>rp and Rlnto perch· vorlte American aroup ii tbl ed OD atooll in I recordln& Byrdt. '' 1tud!o at Capitol J\ • c o r d 1 Then, ln rapid 1ucce11loa, buildtnc and fleldtd qut1tiona Paul dtnitd he wu a matln .. from mon ~ 100 report.en. idol, Geort• vcrnd to ••t an Aabd bOw «My fttl about an1wer1D1 Mrv1ce to d • a l Mtnc a 1J1Dbol to the na. with qu..Uou of h1I matrl· tion'1 yootb. Paul lauehed. monW pana and John • "Oh, we•re just a 1 y m b 0 1 bunked the rumor tMt tbl about two houri a day -the BeaUea were toinC to ft1.m a rat Of the t1mt we're jalt ua, Ben C.sey epilode. you know, normal ." After the conference, the Wh• a l n I o commented security auardl moved 11\ to that b1I wtft cuta hiJ hair, herd all the reporten out of one reporter uked. ''How lonH the room. But while tht 300- alnct you've teen your wife!• pounder ••tcblnc our std• of the pre11 corpt had h1I IJMITED EDmON back turned, 1 antaktd up to John had a read1 Wwtr Geori• and alked him for to the query, "Since your his autoir•rh. ~ tlOurl are IO IUL'· "Gee, Jl did that, I'd bt c..1tu1, wby do you only come mobbed, you tnow, .. ht an· over once a year?,. swered apoloceUcally. "If we came over any oft· At 20, th1I reporter Uba ener, they wouldn't be ao to think of heneU 11 over succealfuI, would they?" ht the BeaUemania atqt, but smiled tnowin1Jy, somehow they look a little Gtorte unleaahtd a blUnc dilierent tocay. Probably Will Beatles Leave ·Without Their Keys? The BeaUes are on their ''she waa afraid aht milbt 11t way baclc to Britain, via a shook up ovtr the Btatlt1 and lt&Y 1n San Fraacllco. but wreck tt or aomttbbl& ... ibelr 1tauncbt1t f&ftl on the The trio -minu1 Wendy, Onnle Cout have already who ts pining away oa vaca· launcbed a plan to pre1ent tion back ln Min,,..,W.a - them with uya to tht city of made the Pillrimaat ludaJ Wutmlnatitr next yur. nJght a.nd aot within fi" tllt "I'm colnt to write to them of their idol•. tJlil welk and trplaln tht alt.-"We aaw them ltav1 tbt uatlon,'' 11y1 Linda Gollttte, building.'' 11id Jeutca. ""and 18. . bind& thouaht about tbrowtna Unda, her lilt.er Jtt1lca Uie bye a\: them, but we -. Pla~1 1' and Wand1 XlnaQ, cided they're too precloua te 1'9 Ill ol Wway Ctty, have throw." ~ four ke)'t to. Welt· "Beaidea,.. abe Mid. "we mtn.W and Ont to Hutiq· were afraid the oUMr l!rtl toe ltaclt 9"f tM put 11 mi&bt sttal tbem." IDOltM. 1'bt ctr• had bopecl to ... 1'* atm la to prtMat tlll renc• a mttdnC wltb a.. 11171 to their Sdolt-ln pence Beau.a tbroqh raclo ..... ol count. KRLA dlsc joc:bJ 1eb S.. Linda Mid a friend. t>elrdrt b&nk1, wbo wu la ..._ If Wll.loa, 17, wu to have tUae tht Return ol tb1 le°f'N them to 111 U.. Btetlta tn but failed. ' ftna1 perfonnanct Mon· "He'a stuck up and ~ day in Los Angeles. thi!'I .'' ~· Jllaka. .._ "But her mother wouldn't "ht dotao t lib to ~ ... Jet her use the car at the last he never &DIW•ld ear ~ minute," lamented LI n d a. tcrt." , • • • • • • • • • • • • • • -• • • • • • ' ~ • • • ' • • • ~ > , -• -, --' 20 DAI LY 'ILOT /Ntwl_Prm Wedmdiy, Stpttmbtr 1, 1%5 Broivn to Give Education Talk Demo Ouh Sets Meeting Organiiatlonal plat:s for the new Adlai E. Stevenson Democratic Club In tlle Hunt- St11dents Beco1ne Surgical Techs LOS ANGELES -Gover· ment and research, Dr. Tyler lngton Harbour area will be Five Orange County stu· structlon and experience 1n nor Edmund G. Brown wUl ta president of the. National further developed at a. meet-dents formed the initial grad· ~ospitals in the area: On t~e ni th k te ddr t Academy of Education. He re-lng 8 p.m. Sept. 24 at the ualing clan from Orange1Job, the new techn1c1ans w1U &•ve e eyno 8 eas a cenUy served as a vice chair-home of Dr and Mrs Julian Coast College's first Surgicallassist the registered nurses CaUfomla's fint Governor's man or the Whlte Hoese Con-. . Technician Program. and physicians ~ o n f er en c e on Educ•· ference on Education. Roth, ~ Easter Circle. Receivlng certificates were OCC's second Surgical Tech· lion, sch~uled Sept. 15 at the Dr. Harold Taylor, vice Potential members or the Rob-Roy Fletcher, Santa Ana; nician class will start this fall Statler-H11ton Hotel here. chairman of the National new group met last week at Susan Salcedo, 120 Marine,lwith 10 students. Interested More than 600 leaders In Committee for the Support of the home of Dr. and Mrs. Balboa Island ; Sally Jo Ber· persons should call Robert education, business, labor, law Public Schools. will be the Joaeph RibaJ. Among those autt, Garden Grove; James Adams at the State Depart· enforcement and the commu· luncheon speaker. His topic .. A .. 1_ th Rlbal B. Miller, Orange, and Ann· ment of Employment. Santa nications industry are expect-wW be "The Transformation a ...... nuwg were e 5• eka Van Ysseldyk, Orange. Ana, for more information. ed to participate ln the day· of America." Dr. Taylor is Roths, Mr. and Mrs. Chari!• The five completed the OCC P h011e number is 546-05'\0. Melon ... t • Big Snaash tong conference. the former president of Sarah Belasco and Mr. and Mrs. 20-week course funded under .--------- Dr. Ralph Tyler, director of Lawrence College. James Richards. the Manpower Development HARBOR REST Newport Beach youngsters chomp their way through juicy slices of watermelon the Center for the Advanced During the day, conference The Organization Commit-Training Act. as the city Recreation Department climaxes its summer activity program with a Study in Behavioral Sciences. participants will be able to tee of the Orange County All five have accepted posl· MEMORIAL PARK Watermelon Bust at 38th Street Park. Scores of children competed in contest, has been named general chair· choose from a selection of 10 Democratic Central Commit· Uons as surgical technkians with winner (not shown) consuming slices in alloted seven minutes. Youngsters man of the conference. The panel discussions dealing with tee baa approved plans to in local hospitals. ... r i.tt .... (,.,~ •I• NK!let llll ... .:.. ...... (Ml• ,_ .. here are unidentified. Their mouths were too full to tell DAILY PILOT photog-author of several books relal· the most pressing problems in charter the new club, Dr. During the course, the group rapber who they are. Ing to educational measure-California ed ucation. Rlbal said. received both classroom in· Kl $-1158 ._._.:..~~~_..;;__~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- League Hears Speech Mrs. Elsie Kroescbe, for- mer president of the Orange Coast League of Women Vot- ers, will speak at a member· ship tea for the provisional LWV of Huntington Beach at the Lake Park Clubhouse Sept. 8, 2-4 p.m. Mrs. Garnett Jones, presf· dent, said the theme for the tea would be "Have a Twen- tieth Century Mlnd." All Hunt- ington &acb women interest.. ed in learnlng m01'9 about the non-partJaao ortan.luUoo'a ac- t.Jv!tlea are invited to atUnd. Mn. Le r o y Barickman, membership chairman, noted that the League wu estat>- lished In 1920, the year that women's rigbt to vote was in· corporated in the Constitution. It succeeded the National American Woman Suffrage Association and was founded primarily to help the 20 mil- lion women voters carry out their new responalbWties. LWV memberahip 1a open to all women citizens of vot· ing age, and of all political v1ew1. Foundation Gives Funds To Hospital SANTA ANA -Two crants from The James Irvine Foun- tlation , totaling '501000, were presented to tbt Community I lospltal here at it.a August board of directors meeting. Over the ye.ars, the hospl- ta l has received $825,000 trom the foundation, makin~ it the largest single beneficiary, ac- cording to A. J. McFadden, vice president of the philan- thropic organiiaUon. One or the S2S.OOO cbecb \\ill be applied to the hos.- pi tal' s current building fund debt. acquired with construe· tion of an addJtional win& last year. said A. H. Allen, hospital director. The second check ia the foundation's annual contribu· tion to a special medical and hospital aid fund established in 1950 to provide temporary aid to needy local citizens. To date, the fund has paid a total or $501,635 in medical and hospital bills for 1,194 Orange Co u n t y residents. They have repaid '255,900, or more than half the assistance. Flooding Protested A West Newport resident has filed a complaint with the City Council ch arging that re· cent rugh tides inundated her home from a source other than the surf. Mn. Harrison J. Harkins. 201 38th Street, asserted that the tea waters were tbreateo- int her borne by flooding out throup a storm drain at the street corner. She Aid at one polnt the sea waters from the drain cauNd her to be "drenched from ~d to foot," ruining her cJotbJn1 and hairdo. "At tiCJl ~. the water com• out o( the drain at the comer, ftlla boti. front and back ,.._., • r o d • s paint, ruJU wtDdOw ICftel and emt IMP' uadtr tbl float door, .. lbl cleclar94. Mn. 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L RAISllS YOUI CHOtCI Del Monte OLD ftMI IAROAIN DAYS c;,; l t;t~; ! s;i~~~h YOUI CHOICI ' VEGETABLES RED SALMOI ;~u·:~n·-·-············-19' PRUNE JUICE :.:!..~:·~.~ ......... ·······-·· 39' 1111119KUIS APT. 2·3-4-S .... ., ~,... c.... ..... 0r.,. s.... 11r11h11wAL .. 1w-4 . -. -... . . .. . .. -.... ' . -... = ':!.: 4 ~ $100 TOMATO SAUCE :~~n l• .. l1lectl11 I . 7 slU DAYS SEPT. ti .. .,. SIPT. 7 OPEN ~:· 9 to 7 ' , . . ... ... ----• -----~ ... ~. -.......... -.... -....... # ......... ' •• ~ .. .,. ............. ' .......... ~ ......... ' ... ' ' ' .. J,, ...... .,,. -...... ..;;.,,,J (' ~-;:._u_,.._•L-' _r_1 .. _v_1 '-"-~"_'._'_'c_., ___ ""''~1.uo1, ... '""""'"''"""-' ., • ,....,.., WEDNESDAY Km.MIU I [\/[NIN(; 1:008"- II~ (60 min) IYtlly Ktnll (Mt'L Y111cent [dWtrds) mllU '* MltloMI TV tlnllnc dtblll CJ ..... : .,... et ,,.,.. '56 -RoluM itodtm, ltd Sefll ... ..... """"' • Ct....c c.dl lllVWll. ., ............ l:AOlmO. ... .. NEW TIME! 6:00 PM * Huntley-Brinkley Report • ,. ~ ,., It (30 111111.) fJMewlr. .,,.... ... " .... ,...... '62--0.n11d o·c-. FrM· cit. IN tlaln1 111ul1, ii--th• f~ll t•m'I lllUCOt. l:OO 8 1'ltt llMl Y• "'9 S...: (30 min.) L1urt am stud! 111 th• b1th tub Ill 1 pllllll H .. Yofll hotel end pl1ns l'Of • rom1ntlc ...ittfld eo ; dowll thl 4111141. (R) I a• ..-: "'..,.. ... " ·ss- G'•"" ~. [IMlt 8or1n111t, Stvry of Wofl4 War II IUb!Mli!M wertert ... tlle l'lclflt. CD 1711 ~ (60 min,) a,... 1trwe ,.... <eo "'"' > tD Wlllldllll·M"'-'TIM (60 mlll) m • bf! ,.. •teldJ (30 min ) ......... ti) TIM: (30 min ) '\ittl1 R1dl1rd ~ uuotlOll opetts l'IK:Ut dor t11p ped "' • Cl'll. SERIES REGULAR -Clu Gulager is one of the stars of "The Virginian,'' Western adventure color i.cncs aired Wed~sdays al 7·30 on Channel 4. In toni~ht's episode, ~Two Men Named Laredo," Judge Garth. portrayed by Lee J. Cobb, defends a cowboy accused of murder. Guest stars are Fabian and Eliza· beth MacRae . ....... .,,,... ...... 1' ..... ~" 'Jt-VktOI ·~ ....... CNll ........ l:JO 4 New Time! KNBC Report t:ise ...... ....._ """ * Jack Latham, Dick John t:• 8 ......_ L..: <IO 1111~ > ""Mio llillail ........ 11e ""''' 11orwr· • L-. " ...... (30 flllll) ...... ,.__ (JO l'Ml! l ......... .............. 141"9 .... ...,. " IRO¥lt ~ ......... ., .... ,_ - ~ ................ ,., e"'...," • ~ ('° u.> ...... .....,_,._INHfriM. ." ........... Dull Monotone American Television Shows Provincialism HI 8 Cll ~ r90 111111.) Wtlttf O:OO e By RICK DU BROW for power -which they will ~ l · •......,-..., llllt: <«> d be f hre de b st lllill.) i.., ._ ID ~-VIII~." HOLLYWOOD (UPI) -o cause o s w ~ u • ""'" . . • . ness sense -they will be· a .... y..., -.: ('30 '"'") fl'Nlldt ~ ....... (~ While movie enter.am!llent come more responsible for ''1111 ,.... Std• °' Hunn. D 9 .._. bas kept abreast ?f the ti!lles the development of audiences. by going international w 1 t h ..... (io111ln) • &11111 " .. (JO 111111) ............. J • • ™' '--WlllW: 111111 ) "T"9 Heltdll fl .ltPM-• ...... ........... "° 111:)1. r-. Ced! ·-· 1 .. .a I')...., enthusiasm. American televi· NO EFFORTS sion entertainment has, f o r Here · and there, television the most part, achieved an has made stabs at developing extraordinary level of pro-international properties. And vincialism. there are plenty of foreign J am not referring h e re chsracter actors, and the merely t" the hillbilly-orient-rock 'n' roll groups. and the ed series. but to the fact thatlva~ety sho~ guests. and the lt' .. 8 ..._ .,._,. <'° lllln) American video entertain· unique foreign -one should ment has developed such a say in~ernational -flavor • ..... 8 • lllft: ~ "'"' > ,,,. Cl· dull monotone flavor bttause emanating from the h o m • '~ ~ ~ 66 witll OllYI• 4t _ unlike the movies of t b e screen ~mes from old and ,.. • ... M C90 M.) ":-ttlkl11-· past and present _ it h a 5 new . moVles, and from such ..,. _,... It'• 1 ...,.. 1 I" to 10:41 D .._ ge nerally denied itself the op-public a!fah's shows as doc- _,,• llMll. (ti) I portunity of acquiring t h e ume~t.a:1es and travelogues, e • n. ~ (90 1111. >i • "-spice, charm and ex<>llcism and 1t 1~ no secret that doc· .,., MM H•f!ltd Leredo " A ttov· ll:Ol 8 ,._ of foreign stars employed on ume~taries . a r. e now th. e blt4 ~ (r-t IDf FlllU!I) Iii a weekly basis. I except the dom1~ant s1gnlf1cant force . Ill ICMe4 ti ll!Urdtt 1114 _,tlldld 8..... much·Cmployed British-and t.t:ievtsion. and it ts no COin· bf Will lri. (It) ~ l admit it is a big exception-ctdence when one considers ..._ ~'! ~ ~ ~ on the grounds that the Ian· the entertainment prO'<incial· ........ ., ~ flO --· ,.,,. ......... . Illa) .,.._ 9tVllt ._ .. oi.11 guage identification m a k e s ism. ~ B ..._ them obviously the least for· A foreign setting does not · CJ._. "\a V... ...,.. ~l-dgn perf<>rme.rs to us. ~utoma~cally make . for an G •TIMI 'IS: C30 fllill ) "Cmlf. Vidtl Mlllllrt. .leM RUlllll. CONTRIB'T'T'TON 111ternatiooally · or 1 en led ¥11 ii llio " . v • • show. The networks are now II"" lllft ltMI ,_.., Imagine, howev~r. what a sniffing around for proper ............ (30.in. ......,,. ..... .,..,," ..... huge c:ontrlbuhon 111 style and steps in the international en· e .._ -. llllM " • , ta worldhnes was m a d e to the tertainment direction Th e y '42-Mllt....., U... ...._. mo~es of. old by the cross-seem slightly aware ihat J.so- •Ml 111 .,_ polli.nixation effect& of Holly· latiooism isn't good business, wood employment o~ s~cb as others have foun'ci it stars as Marlene Dietrich, ...... """" 11:.see•.._ ... Charles Boyer, Ingrid Berg-THE CHANNEL SW IM: u....-. man, Greta Garbo, Maurice ABC-TV, malr1ng no m o re U:JO 8 ~ .._..,. tf \lie~· ,31 C."ll~valier, Hed>: Lamarr, secret. about the !eve! .,r ~n- t:OO 8 lllJ UNc Del: (30 111111 l llllodl ~ ,_., Eric.h von Stroheim and Pe· splrati<!D that ndwork series btooMtl • falricMI lllOOel. (l'O ter ;.,orre. entertainment has reached, t.1:• • ..... ~ TtnW' Consider the international is plaMing on a test film for 5 WRESTLING-Ota( LAN£ movie importance today of a possible one-hour weekly * nres . ._ Reliible Mort•a ~~ ~ ~ Cllll" such !itars as Marcello Mas· program based on the comic ,... .,, • -,_,,.., • 111 • troiannl, Sophia Loren. Brig· strlp "The Batman" fJ Tiit '•UJ .,.,_. ..,. (30 1 > °"" """""'· ltte Bardot and Cantinflas. When Dean Martin's new "' "· ll:U Cl C9 lllM: ..,.. .., • .,.. Of course American televl· one-hour variety series has m 77 S.1111t Strip ceo 1111!1) tWt" '41--0Mt! StodnNlt. lo7 sion has employed . some of its Sept. 16 debut on NBC-TV, Q) M1,.. ..... ._ (60 111lft.) "A Touctt NH To KIR." A.......,..,.,. WOITltfl -I bold Ml " 1111 I lto17 *"' tll ~., .....,. .. .._ • llOl1llnc wtt11 IYMll these on occasion. but it has with his pal Frank Sinatra as Mir. "' ,.. • lfOUP " wtr er· rarely had the foresight to see a guest, it will find itself up """" • teed! hl111 to u• hb the added flavor that would against a blockbuster Sinatra unl.lllMI lllk'. come from developing its own m o v i e, "The Manchurian bodn\letd. 1:008""" .,.. supply of video-created for· Candidate," with which CBS. eign stars Furthermore. with TV is starting its Thursday 1:15 8 MMe: .,..,, Me Attii"-the number of television sets night motion pictures~ .. oth· Robert CUtnmillp, ••"' WlllOll. fa st expandmg around th e ers on the Martin premiere 2:00 m Al-Mcllt ~ "Cri-• -. wurld. it is not only bad show include Bob Newhart a n d o1it ......_ .. "f• SMl"-Oon business -but just plain bad Diahann Carroll ... CBS-TV. m .,.liM &,.,. l ·lC 8 T1le ....+r H1~ni.: (30 Amtdlt . .,-., -S.aMltd" husinesi. -to rail to see the meanwhile. is reported to be lllln.) ''"'"' bJrll$ 1terlt •ltflt. <R> -loft Hin. advantage o{ such a stable or possibly considering a second stars. An audience abroad weekly movie night before may Jove Lucille Ball. e v e n the season is over -which dubbed, but how much more would make a total of five * BEST BETS TONIGHT * 7.30 0 8 The Vl111nl1w: '1wo Mtft Hamed Lar1do." hbi1n auest stm u cowboy who 11 1tcused of murder 1:30 0 lurh'1 Lew: "Mio Killed lllt hltft on tht White Horst?" Burb trlta to nnd murd"" of et1hl mov1t cowfloJ. 10:00 fl TI11 LllCJ ..... C.flll4r Mevr. i.uc:y 5otl "' Suft Velley." Guest at1r hmtndo t1m11 lohls !tit ~s lllardoe " 1 f1111.nlltd holldey. THURSDAY DAYT1ME MOVIES lt:Ol 9.... .. ... '47-llWl'lllCI 1:00 0 "11-...r" 'U-l'tt O'Brft11, Fl)'lftl fort. tr.in.. •1•1• Ill bitttt nr11t "' 11t1. 0 "&II Clrnol , ...... ·~. •la <YK.ft, (w Ardtfl. YOGl!f fer. •ia11 llfff!OMI alb • sln1ln1 Ptr1 "' the st.re ..... "'""'· Rvttllm klfler rn1ma 1111 Z:l5 GI """ "' nr "' .. lllOll., 111111 ftlh f9r '"' J:OO" .., ......... " ..... 'SO ~ ...... _-., T...W. fAlllf M• ..... . ............. , ... lM(' '41-dhlic ....... .., ..... .. Gtw fenll, ,._,, Sltlaltlllft. A ,.. ~ ............ . 1e011 ....,.,,, -""" tllrnt out II bt 1:319 ...... ,_,,, "52-W. !Wel. 11lrl. •:• • ....,, II ...... '811 I '45 IZ:JO...... II .....,--P1ulttt1 _..,.,. MM. f1ll ....,.,.., ti Godcltnl. Q"" ... la .... ,..., .... ~ TO MARKIT, TO MAltKIT, TO MARKIT, TO MAIKIT, TO MAltKn', TO MARKIT, ... lftltt.tr ..tlldl .... .,,_ '-'"'· lta Ill Is C¥r1td f'IVllllriJ "' U. DAil Y PILOT -tlll bat ,_ t.t "'* up yow slloppl"' ht. or an attraction there would series of motion pictures on be 1f one of its own stars was the three networks ... ABC. also a regular. As the net· TV's Lawrence Welk is think· \\Orks eventually dominate ing of doing shows from var· the ftlm studios in their vying ious cities. LITTLE PEOPLE'S . PUZZLE 1 ' .. GORDO Mun AND JEFF MISS PEACH f utURE OTHEK>S . Of t J AMERICA /\l\f"E..,.-j! +\ E: (1. E" J POGO • ALL RIM! f u 60 OVT Tuf~ ! I'll EfTH£R 1£ACH HIM A Lg500, ~ 6ET f.IH~LF KJU£D ! JUST BECAUSE YOU CLAPPcDYoUR~ANOS AND 51-lOUTEO KABOOM BAH 'IOU TMINK - By Charles M. Schulz 'THAT'S THE SPIRIT!! "5~ ~-ruE BUst•! ly Gus Arriola ly Al Smith By Mel --- h fc I'! " 21 b tJ E c tt () c g a p t "' Jo 1 " t. '\I t. f J t. a il r l: -,. - Wtdntsday, Sfplfmbtr 1, 1965 DAILY PILOT /Nnws-Prm 23 -,I BYC /Plans Labor Day Regatta WEUOME ABOARD FiglatResulu ~rn~m1~ ASSOCIATED PRESS BANGKOK. Thailar.d- Fortunato Manca, 147~. Italy, ou~lnted Apldej Slthlran, 148, Bangkok, 10. -. ..... ..... °' PORTLAND, 0 re. -1t.ne ._.. -.~ da ot --""--t Rld1ard Sue, Porlland. !::ctaC.:" • •u-ya .-rac-outpointed Raflu K l n 1. Big Weekend Dead Ahead lnc oa bl1 and ocean cours.. ly ALMON LOCKAllY Lagos. Nigeria, u. reath· '"':":----------·-~-' will be tbe Labor Day menu 1 h.. •• terved qp Balboa Yacht Club ------------------_,,, lr=--=-erw .... e;;;.;g-=-~ ... ..__==--=-=.I t.hia weebad. SURF .. !3"•· 'nle tradWonal Labor Day Cbooee your ravcntt.e body chance to see the famed ... Re1atta ta apected to turn of water this Wffktnd and marine atad1um before it Is 121 &th at. • H. lch. out aome tOO boat a ln 21 chances are you will aee abut down for a year for a SOc 'TIL 7:00 clu1e1 ID.u.cl to perticlpate. more boat. than Cult.er aaw million-dollar face lifting. ::::.....;..,....,.., Competitian u 11 a i t e d to Indiana. b o a t a wbole ,adppen an The tone L a b o r Day members of accndltied yacht wllkend in Southem Call- elubs. fornla ii not oaly the cli- MAKING POINTS -Gladiator CW. sloop No. 42 (Illtai), a&lled by Ed Pftrr. rnann of South Shore Salling Club. is one of the 24-footers built by Continental Plastica, ca.ta Meaa, being campaigned actively and succeaa!ull7 in local race1. r Continental Plasdn Mesa Firm · Builds Liulers 16's 'nle BYC ra~ committee mu of the aummer 1taaon .. __ divid_. •-but the btclMin1 of an ac- u.a """' .... ocean c.nn-Uve fall Muon of --·1-g. petition into m 4Mslona. .,...Ull DMaloa I caaellt• of Ocean There wm be actMty on Radnl hadicap y a c b t 1, •very waterfront to ault Rbod .. ~. PC, U , Pacific r=f~r~~ Handic:Jp and Mlqet Ocean com-uuon. the __ _._ Racine P'leet ylldlts. '"''" -r•-r-.. wm be one race each day of aome IOOd fllhln1 plua 1tartin1 •t U:fO p.a. Just COOd rtlulnc crulain1. Divtaion n wm tnc 1 u d • nu.ile, tat.natl on a 1·14, IF YOU llke to watch the IAldln-1', lllpe, Rbodes-lt ~~ apetd-mtrch-'ll and Columbla-11 claues. Two ..... at wvu. JOU catch racea Saturday and Sunday, plenty of tbrtDa at tbe U..1 the f1nt atartlq at noon, and Btacb M&rtnt Stadium ,.,._.,..& _. _ _.,_ at where tbt Pilot Club of Cllle race -1 •wu i.wg '-· Beach ta ---rln1 noon are ac.btduled. ....,... ·r--"[ 'lb• iDalda dal1u Include the 20th annual Labor ·n., Those sleek Luder1 l6'1 that A few of the 16 to 'r1 men on Uke moat of Costa M ... , Mctaalf, Lldo-14A, Lido-14B , ::::tta ffW Inboard apeed have sailed Newport's waters the •uoooo annual payroll do Boat Bulldin1 establishments Lldo-1' Jr .• Kltl, Lehman-lo, nam~ 1n~....!. ... tbtractoptn• • ' sabot A eJld s.bot B. These •1 -• for years, are now l"fne to some molded Interior w o r k Coottnental Pl.utlcs diltri-clasaes will sail two races will be on band at the "lan- roll off the production lines from performed patterns tn butes lta boats aolely throulh Saturday and Sunday, starl-ky lagoon" In aean:b of new with fiberglass hulla. the corporation'• own cabinet dealers. eo.at dealer la John in& at noon, and one race records and uu.,_ Moaday Contlllental Plastl.ca Corp., shop. Grant Yacht Sa.lea. Monday atarttne at 1 p.m. ii 1~~e ~· be your 1ut 2011 Placentia. Colta Meaa. has exclualve rlchta to build the fiber(lasa Luden 11•1. A. B. McCollum, Pl"•ideat of the corporation, aa1d be bopH to turn out ~ In 1965. Continental Plastics is ODt of the major contrlhuton to Costa Mesa's boom.In& fJber- glasa aallboat bulineu. Walt Seeley, general man- ager, U1ted the boata an Ute productlon linea u : Gladia- tor and L-24, datped by Lap- worth; Luden 18, Dink K1tten, Play Boy, Sabotl and • 10-14 foot outboard ntnabouta ' for te!nm~ ........ - Production flcures verify the popularity of these bolta, -which are found throu&hout the Unttied States. 'nle lutnt ,_, ..... _.'---= fleet of Gladiators it found tn Annapolil, Maryland. ContJnental uaes traditional types of flberelua cloth, mat and roving. A new technique include.I a gun whJch mixes resin with chopped &lua fi. bers. 5 Cl FISH BOAT Reg. SOC I Season Ends At Alamitos e•1------ RICH TROT SET TODAY DU QUOIN. ID. (AP) - Noble Victory WU a marted horle tod&J u bt led JI otber 3-191J'~ ~~tnthe *121,M Hambleton l a D, treetill"• ,wnor race. ~1'JMau,Dln etr' llUbtl ldl ftnt trio IDaPll an.-a .. ndaaa 1a tbt pnmlen strike of ~ MN radn(, Noble Vlc- tery waa an overwhe!mtng chofct to win the '59,900 ftnt prize and IOeJ' his ........ to~-· AND An'ER Labor Day? Well, we strongly suspect that a host of small-boat types will be making their U I Q a 1 weekend cru.ile1 to such plaea u the Colorado RJver and SaltClll Sia where aome interesting competi- tive ennta are planned lat· er thil fall. INCLUDIS: SOUTH COAST IEPEITOIY THEATRE Pa tio Pa ntry COSTAMllA 2141 ......... 17MNewp11tlM. KJ S.2271 LI a.9211 FRENCH FRIES &. SPECIAL: SAUCE T~ur., Fri., Sa1. I Sun. SEPTEMBER 2.3.4 s CIOOD ALL LOCATIONS. TO 00 ON&. Y. l'AMIL Y ltUTAUIANT 1145 HARIOI IL VD. COITA MllA. HUNTINGTON llACH 6A1 ... , .... -~ .. Mlfft .. . 8"1 AtlefM It Cannery 111t1 NlwllMI It Wffttftf SANTAANA MltDINllWI 10111W ........ lltw JI 7.0SM 2'01 W ........ at l'almew ,,_.ntt JMn AMU&lh'a ''Ill& IOllD THE MOON" Mt,... lty Chr....,._ l'ry "MUanfH -lten, Santi Ane lteeltter .,._,._ eM ..,._ .... l'rl. IM aat.-tz.50 •11 Vitia Wa1. New,ert a .. ch O,. 3-IM4 ------wiiil·lliiim .... "-: Celw Ca,,... • , ....... Th'OMW" I ' \ C* -.r 11• •• , .. & H1» HOW TO aTUFfJ A "WILD BIKINI" A"O AT l a•• l•4t "SKI PA .. TY'' IOTH IN ,UN COLOlll BALBOA ... ~=. 171-4041 Open Dally at 4:45 Plua: ROLLING STONES &TMlllM JOAN CRAWFORD t\1rffi~SO .. . ' lil\'leOQT & IUHOR :O\!& 1o1na THI MOST IEAUTll'UL THIATRI IN AMERICA •DWARDS' tWtlOI at ADAMS. COSTA MESA. PHONE 546'1102 NOW • POSITIVIL Y ENDS TUIS. SIPT. 7 PITIR O'TOOLE'S GRIATIST ROLi • -PLUS-.: N I X T W I D. -"C A T I A l L Ou• ----• • --• -• --• ~ --• ---• ~ ~ • • • ~ • # ~ 4 ~ a ~ ~ ' L A A • A • • • • • • • • • • a ' • • • • • • ' 1 ' ' • ~ ' ' ' • ~ -... . . . -.. \ 24 DAJL Y PILOT /Ntw\·Prni Wtdnt1day, Septtmoer 1. !%.'5 ''Let's All Really Celebrate Summe~s Last Big Hollclay!1~ THURS. THRU SUN., SEPT. 2 -J -'4 • 5 W.S.D.A. elAD9 -a«>ICI" cua• ., cum SIUK ........ 91L llllNC8 l1IAK ................. • 1 •:.. RIB ROAST ~~·~ ... -............... 79~ Ill IOAIT ::~ .. -....... _ _. .... 19~ 5iwl P°"' B~ TURKEYS c A•wout't ITAi .,.._.. I MlllOW• ITAi l'llODM I A&WOUl"I OI PC'" TUIDY IOAST : TUUIY WIN'iS : DIU~CKS U.NY ~ aAH .,_., I IAll Ga ....... I .... I I .. ;J-.92-_p ! 29L : NOZIH 33~ MON., APT. 6 ..A :JoaJl :Jo Outdoor efivingf LABOR DAY Canada -Dry cTNtiiD OP $ CHARCOAL 10~69c · OH.JOA MOZIN CRINKLI CUT 5UNSH1Nl STATt FIOBH FLORIDA OU-IOA FAefEH ONION POTATOIS RINGS ORANGI JUICE ·"Charcoal flaJ,?" 4 :::'1 00 3 ;'1 00 3 12-..$100 Ti111 OICARMAYIR EASTERN PORK SPARE RIBS SMALL SIZE l -3 LIS. lb. c .... MORTON HOUSI : MOlTOH HOUSE laked ...... : leef Stew o .... hk.4' 1 s· : 24-n. 3tc le OH 1 r,. ... ,, .... Tlw ! ='°" 57\ I =E 57~ I ~~ES '1°' LB. FllSH AND TINDR FRYING RABBITS 59~ NESH mms OCUll DOYa PlllGI IOU 49~ 79~ SWISS CHOCOLATE, WHIT£. YELLOW, DEVILS FOOO. LEMON SUPREME, SPICE 2701 JroUlt 5~ YOAKSHllU IR.AND SLICED BACON 75! 2-111. Pk1. $1A5 . .1'tl .l> .. 4' • FOLGERS COFFll 1·111. Tin • N11' AND DAY .... 6ftc · DIODORANT "'" 7 lllS 4 rt..tk '100 BUACH ... " ..... ;••••••••••• FIHE UQ~S ••••••••••9i i PlllLI flOltD ltY. ~ : BOURION I FIFTH'3"· ... ! ' J • i COCICIUUfl I Yl. OU> •s•• 1ICOTCll ..... "/Zti/d ·~r.· (I .. HARBDll BLQ., I -- LAU COUNTY THOMPSOM llM1LllT ••••• PEAU GRAPES 17~ 10~ OL' VIR&INIA 1429 CANNED HAMS ........... ~r~ 1uoo1c.·s SLICED . 3 " 'I OO MIA TS ~~ =· .·.'!,~·... ... ........... PK • MEDIUM SHAR, WISCONSIN , sftc CHEDDAR CHIDE ...... ·'°uNo 7 -granJ :Ja6i. FR ·• . . COSIA .. MEIA .. . . . . . . . .. --. - F ... I Flf f . at1 Av. of l By 0 f'OU anc \Vt> ror Shf 1.11 • l of tou 1 for pla ren \l nev \Vo A f1 JU'\ }- ma Fie Im Ba \ f'' 111 Ei\ Ra tea ert JIU dut ( Ra res Ro Fr All ar ] SC IJ tt h• p: u1 ti u •f T: Ill " C( th , l Friendship Tea AAlJW Emharl{ation Point A vear of adventure faces members of Newport· Costa Mesa Branch of American Association of Univer· sity Women as they sail anto'the coming year's activitie$ with their annual Fnendship Tea from 2 to 4 p.m. Satur- day. Sept. 18. in th(' home of Mrc;. Richard Hochschild, 2915 Pebble Or1ve. Corona rlel Mar. Of spt>cial interest In members who will receive ''passports'' to exotk •·countries" will be the four new bi- ennium "ships" of study for Ute coming year. Chairing "An Antidote to Poverty" will be Mrs. Marilyn LeBas; "Law and the Citizen," Mrs. Everett S. O'Brien; "Science: A Creative Discipline," Mrs. Wayne Hed ien, and "Revolu· tion in Modern China," Mrs. Keith A. Kinner. Smaller ''vessels" the women may ''board" to reach new lands are community problems, cultural interests, education, world problems and legislation On the li~hter side will be "sail boats'' cruising lo "islands" of bridge. creative writing. vagabonds, gourmet cooking, painting, book reviewi ng and language groups. Membership chairman Mrs. Lewis R. Basch is in charge of arrangements for the tea and will be assisted by the committee, the Mmes. Frederick Steff gen, John T. Nolan, Norbert S. Cochran. Joe Schwartz. John Jackson, Giles Allison. ~or~e If Farver and Richard R Auel- mann Refreshments will be prepared by the gourmet groups under the leadership of Mn; Donald Schoenmehl and Mrs. rharles A Hetdbnnk Mrs. William R. Stott 1s social chairman and her rom· m1ttee will be in charge of serving the tea. punch and re· freshmen ts. FINE SAILING PREDICTED FOR YIAR-With model ahi~ decor- ating lhe tea table and illunraling the year's tbmne, Anchors Aweigh University Women," AAUW members prepare a trial run of the Friendship Tea for new members and su.ta calendared for Saturday afternoon, Sept. 18. "Skippenng" 1s Mrs. Willla.m R. Stott, the group'a AOclal chairman, with the hostess, Mrs. Richard Hochachild, Mrs. George Farver and Mn. James B. Taylor act- ing u "crew'' (from left). , Revelin' With Evelyn By EVELYN SBERWOOD Of .. Deity ..... ...., OFF TO EUlWPE for a couple of months are Cot. and Mrs. Sherman Smith• of Wtstcllff. Lady lert for the rontmenl a week before Sherman. but he joined her rn Copenhagen. The two will take delivery of a car in Germany and tour Europe. The Smiths lived in Rome for two-and-a-half years and plan to spend a week there renewing old friendships. WINDJAMMERS. I h f' newly organii.ed Bayshort Women's Auxiliary. 111 off to a full-speed-ahead year with Ju~t el~ officers Harriet ~mus Is helms· man, with Marge Riley and Flossie O'Byron on the bridge. Other officers are Barbara LlUy. Mary Har· \ PV and Ann Swenson . NEW A R R l V A L lN EASTBLUFFS, Mrs. Robert Rand, was honor guest at a tea In the home of Mr1. Rob- ert WoUf, with Mn. Donald Hildenbrand sharing hostess duties. Gathered to meet Mrs. Rand , a former Glendale resident, were the Mmu. Robert Galloway, Howard Fradkin. Robert Erlckaon. Allen Miller, Eugene Stew- art, J\lbn H. Mlller and Mn. Eliza beth Storie. · Other CQelU were Mn. Oscar Kluct, a vUitar from Wlsconsi1l, and MUs Sharon Miller of New Mexico. who '" visiting her grandmoth- er. Mr1. John H. Miller. FLYING BJGH INTO the north country, Caroline and Terrence Dodds ()( Newport Beach will land in Montreal for a visit with their aon Jack and his family. They will Oy on to Ithaca, N.Y .. for a vi.sit with Ter- rence's brother, and then they are off to Shannon, Ire· land. where they will con- llnue thelr trip by auto through Ireland. England and Scotland. AN tSRAEU SOJOURN of a year wu reason enough for a party given in honor of the Jack ChrUtensom of Eastbluffs. The Hamilton Lowe11 were hos~. Frien& and neighbors wished a bonne annee' to the couple who leave for Beeraheba wlth their three teen-age daughters for the exciting adventure \>l living in a foreign land. Arriving al the Lo w e home for the party were the Messrs. and Mmes. Wllllam McGowan. Jact Com, Allen Miller and Dr. and Mn. El- lis Gluier and Mn. Eliza· beth storie. BEA ANDERSON, Editor W-••· ~.,..., .... l, lU.S ,, .. U My1tick Krewe lo 'Krui1e' i11t-0 Social Season . Mystic Krewe of Komus. an Orange County Mardi Gras society. will cruise into its fall social season when members and gue!lts gather at Porta O' Call restaurant. San Pedro Friday, Sept. 10. For those who anitt early. a tour of the shops is planned. Cocktail hour will be at 7 30 p.m. w1lh dinner serveci at 8 30, followed by. an even- ing of dancing aboard the SS Pnncess. Already tn a festive mood are (from left) Mrs. Michael Tru1illn. who will be the partv hostess. ~trs. Clifford .Jorrlan anrl Mrs. Wilham Peakrr. / Birds of a Feather Avoided When Pigeons Fly Coop DEAR ANN LANDERS: U you come up with a solution to thia problem I will be very appreciative and so will my huaband. HI.I ailter ii a swell penon. Eatelle and I are the same age and we get along fine. She and her hwiband live down the etreet from ua, wbJch may be part of the problem. About twke a week they show up at our front door wttb their company. Some· times we know the people and somet!mtl we don'l Usually it'a a Friday or Saturday niaht or Sunday 1fternoon. They never clll to 11k If we hue plans. They just come over. The following morning Eat.Ille uaualJ.y calla and says, "You 1\11'9 Aved our Uvea. Thole Smtthl are iu.c:ll bores. Bernie and I would haYe died lf we couldn't haft broupt them to JOW' place." My hubliut and I would Ute to put ~stop to this p~ 11 tMre a way out? .~ -lOl AND MRS. PIGEON •Al M•t ANO MIJ.t T1te wey eut It rltht .......... the fNM.., -l&ke tMI: The next ...................... .,,....with ..... ANN LANDERS ~ Hy, ''Se Mf'ry .. were luet leaving." Then 9et yeur CMft _.... leave -even If lt'a onty to the comer te pick up another newspaper. If ,,_., • thlt twice, you "°"'t have to de It • thl"' time. DI.All ANN LANDERS: I am a teen-ager who apent a pod part of the lllt year in the hospital. J am not wrtuDi for IJmpathy. I am wrWn1 to let ether'~ know bow lucky they are juat to be able to ltancl on thltr own two feet and walk from one roam to another. B111nw mt, An:n, I llntr appNCtated betnc able to 10 wben I wanted and do what I wanted to un-w.I Wll ftat an m,y IMlct for MftD montha. 1t would be crazy to say I am glad l got sick. hut In a way it was the best thing that ever happened to me. It gave me new respect for ordinary things that I used to take for granted. I gu<'ss 1 wa~ just like thr man who didn't kn<I\\ how important water was 11nt1l the well ran clrv. Good hralth 1s t1 great bles...;ing W1thn11I 11 llfr doesn't mean R thl nj! With it. yo11 can 11cromph1,h alm08l anything. -SUNNY SKH:S DEAR. SUNNY: Your letter it one which adults, n well H tMn-1gers. 1hould clip out end kHp h1ndy 111 dilly reminder. And I hope you will kffp it, too, when you ire fully recov· •red, bec1uH It'• eny to forget how preclou1 food hNlth Is when you have It. DEAR ANN LANDERS: RecenUy a letter ap- peared.in your column which made me see red. A wife reftrring to her buaba.nd'a third couain, wrote, "tf ii.I bu &Q.l. of her loob left after all these years. and lf abe bebavt! like most dlvorcee111. it rou1'1 '™!an trouble " l am a divorcee who deeply resents this aen· erahzatton . We divorced women have enough trouble ma king a Uvm~. raising well-adjusted children, main· t;iming our sanity and combatin~ lonellneu, witl\. out ta king insults ltke that from the peanut gallery. 1 know many divorcees who are far more re- spertable than inmt' married women. Often the rl1vnrrf'f' 1~ thf' v1rtim nf 11 too Pilrlv marriage or 111aclrq11;itr parrnt;il ~11ul;in rr Snmf' o ( us lost ou r h11sbanrli; In Thr nthrr \\'nman Others preferred hfr 11lonr to putt mg up \\1th a lying, cheating rat. "1'to11hlc" 1~ "rrtttecl by individual!!, married, s1nglr, dtV(lrcrd and \\ddowrcl Please make this cleaJ" m your column :\ 01\'0RC'EF: . O!AR DIVORCEE: For 10 yHn I've been miking it plenty cle1r. And I'm gnteful for letters like youn bec1uH they hive helf*f. "'"" Ut!IWt •'" ............. , .. wttlt ..... ...--. ..... I-le low .. <-.. tlte OAllY "LOT •Mi.olllt a ............... __ ...,...._ H tJ( ........ "'9 t. -"'9 ,._. Mellll W ......... ·-........ ,..., ..... "'"" "'"'""'' ....... " ....... ,,,. ·•-tt.• Mei.ti ..... 111 .,_ _,, ,. -Ill Qltl -...... ... ,__......,elem-"-"""'" ~~~--~·~-~·-~--~·--·~~-·~~·••4 -... _..,. .......... __, .... ""',,. ................ ~--·---············----. ' . . ' ... ) / ... ---· ............... ~ying a Harmonious Note (!-ange f ounty PhJ lha nnon ic Society·~ exchequer ha!i been augmented h\ f),000. ThP ~ift. wh ich will go toward the society's rontmuan cP fund. v.as prr (lntec1 by .lohn R. Lawson (le ft), vice president and general manager or ..bronutronic Oiv1i;ion. Philco Corp . nn bellalf nf lhP hoard of trustee-. of lhr L>h!Jco Fund. RerE>1ving thP rhf'rk 1i; .John Vi twrt, chairman nf the 'innrl) 's hu~1 ~s~ and industry rnmmit tee. ~o~t Pop ular ' I I I I I ' I I UCI Oreh es tra Plan~ Reveal ed bv (~ondurtor Mehl! ~bl.':! .i.rfolln1sl \'1rtuoso conduct..ar. condo<'· tor of the University nf CaJ. 1forn1a, TM AngeJes orche5· tra and this fall conductor of tlCJ'& campus orchestra. will be ~uut spuker when I pper Bay ~sociates of lhe Orange County PhHharmon- lr Snciety ga ther for their l 1r~t meeti ng nf the season MEHLI MEHTA Guett SpHker Pee ring A round A SURPRISE party hon- ored Joseph Hummel of Newport Beach on hil 80th birthday. Aboot 70 cuuta fro m Southern California at· tended the party given by Mrs. Hummel 's niece and hUJband , Mr. and Mrs. Eu- gene Camey Jr.. in the couple's San Marino home. BACK FROM A Ff\fE. day stay in Riverside's Mia- slon Inn are the S. J . Coob of Cotta Mesa, who vaca- tioned in the hutoric acarden hotel last week. THINGS HA Vt: BEEN HUMMING in the 1bomat M. Edwarda home in Men ~I Mar. Fi.rat, Mn. Ed· wards' p&renta, Mr. and Mrs. AJ Pratt, and her brother Don arrived from Australia. Then her aister Tina came fr\lm Briibam Young UnivenJty to spend a weekend with her perenta. In mid-August a family re.. union gathend the Pratt clan in Salt Lake City, to which Mrs. Ed\/ards and her children Morgan and .Jenniler flew. Other cuesu of lhe l!:d · ward.! family were Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Pratt of Manoa Valley in Honolulu. who also attended the re· unio n. The elder Prat.ls will trav· ,., to American S a m o a where Pratt will be d.Utrict rtirector of public works for the ~rritory. What's Doing TOOAY lfu~lllt91.,, 1 .. 0 10 11'\ Ch* -11...- '"•"on ( rf\ff'r 11tf'\ Strttl end Qr .-nor ~vtn\if', ' pm JIHIW Ov~i. I r-CM - YtHJt" Ct"ltr, Fifth StrM1 1nd 1,., A.,.,,... ""'°"' OOI Mu. 1 pm. ,.,..., OlllOlkete I M<lfl C "" -Yout" Ctfttn , ~ltth ~trMt end ,,,., Avenw , Coron. Oii Mar, 1 lO p m .._. ~ C• -_,,,_...., lie~ ~ Hell, Ad-9ftd A ... -SITWf>, 1:» •-"'· c-MeM ·--... ""9fet. ..... .__.. c.... -..... ._. \av~ ...., LMfl. ?l'llt Merlllt llltd. Cott•~. 1 >O o.m '-" •i.-t ........ De-.. c- • .-1"1 AA-1'1 ~-ct W ""' $1 , COlltt -I o - ... 911~ Q \ founder nl the Romba v Sv mpbony. Mehta came to the U.S. in 1959 after a suc- cessful tour of Europe and work in England under Sir John Ba.rb.lrolli. He was a member of the CUrtia String Quartet and the faculty of the New School of Mus ii" 1n Philadelphia before C\llT'· mi to 01• Loa An1eles a.cu. Mebb hu played and COD· ducted worb by composen from the 17th to 20tb cen· turlea. He Is the father of 7. u bin Mehu, pennaMnt mmic d.trector of the L>1 Aqelea Phllbannonlc Or· cbntra. F\1 \l10111an Honored _ ,~16 JJ K 41lf "1\i._ 1ff~- :Turn. walk. dance -lff. h~ pretty the aide pleau look in mot.ion! Sew fuh- ,1 16n 's favorite princess for ~chool or Saturday nights m textured cotton. sheer inch fabric. Printed P a t l e r n 91111 Teen Sizes 10, 12. 14. 16. !-iizf' 12 takes 2\.li y1rd11 a.f- inch fabric. f"IFTY CENTS in coins !or each pattern -add 15 1·ents for each oattem for I 1rsl·class mailirig and spe· n al handlin~. Send to Ma- rian Marlin, the DAIJ~Y r 1LOT. +u. Pattern Dept . 2.12 West 18th St., New York '\,Y. 10011. Print NAME, \DDRESS with ZIP, SIZE and ST\'LE NUMBER Introduced by Mn . Ralph Hilmer, he will speak on plans, objectivu and future of the UCI orcheatra. Starting al 10 a .m. Mon· Mr5 Al Krukenber~ ha' httn chosen by the pres1 df'nl of the Oranite Dl!tnct. California FPderation nr Uay a l Racce day, Sepl 13, the mt.:eting Costa Mesa Women's will tile place in the home of Mrs. John Owen. 1215 Club Gadabouts w1U bus to Marian Lane. New p ,, rt Dfl Mar Race Track Wed· Beach. riuday. Sept II. for t h , Chairman Mn. Jame& .Ju· hr~I outinR or th, nf'W rluh din will conduct lhe blls•· yt ar. neaa meeting and introduce Tho~e goinR are to mt rl her board, the Mmes. Rob-al the clubhouse at 9 a.m. ert Crawford, secreb ry. Reservations arf' to hfo .loseph Hampson. treasur-made with Mr~ Muritl er, and Ralph Hilmer, pro-Winit by Sept. :1. ~am chairman. Following;===========-the program, luncheon will he served by Mn. Owen, assiated bv the Mmes. Crawford. 0 R. C. Greer, Robert Hetzel and John Thousand. MANY HANDS 11 takrs more I han 200 em- ployel"I and more than 500 carr1rr M.lt!>IT'lt n In produC't' Md dt-hver th1i1 copy of your DAILY PlLOT. Woman's Clu b11, to be di~· Incl chairman of "Con· ~ressional Medal nf Honor Grove" Ttus 52-acrc memorial at Valley F'orge, Pa will in· rlude a living tree planted in honor of each recipient and a building to house the record of their deed. Rec1p1enls to receive this highest honor were chosen from 50 statu. Puerto Rico and District of Columbia. Formerly from Norwalk. where she was a member nr the Nonra"' Woman·~ C'lub. filling all officer po ~1~1ons, Mr~ Krukenberir w1U now have a seat at Iii~· trict board meetings At present she is an hon nrary member or Norwalk Woman's Club and the .Ju. nior Woman's Oub in ~or· walk. She is currently par· hamentarian of Fountain Valley Woman ·s Oub. SEPTEMBER ONLY .•. at Summer Bernard~ 333 E. 17th St. Costa Mesa 6•2-0440 I feet of BEAUTIFUL SOFA famous RAYETTE this month we 're offerin g a ing a wonderfuJ special of one or our finest perm anents ... You'll save more than haJ f "GODDESS" s1o•s Attic& Give V p Trewure1 for Sal e Members or the Women's Society of Chnstian Service of Costa Mesa First Methodist Church are buay rummaging through their "attica" fo r t.reuure. Rea· son is the rummaee aale scheduled for Thursday and Friday, Sept. 9 and 10, in Thompson Hall. Mn. Sal Mammano. Mrs. Jack Kaylor and Mrs. Ruth Barnett lfrom left) are busy 10rting and pricin& some of the finds. Location of the church i.s 19th Street and Harbor Boul"ard. I J .. Tribe.~ Presented CharlPr Mn William McClurg (left) presents ofhc1al Four Winrl!> Nation charter to l"o princesses of Huntington Beach YMCA Indian ~1a1den 1 n &es. Mrs Arthur L'hl· m~yer of the Cahilla. tribe (~nter) ~d 1\lrs Richard Barnes of the l heyennr tnbe The two new tribal additions bnng the lotaJ to nin e YMCA sponsored moth· er-daughter eroupa on the Orange Coast. Topic Chosen Ry HB Gro up f'rown l'~very Moment will he theme or the lfunl1ngton Beach Alpha Alpha Xl chap- ter, Beta Sigma Phj, for lhe cvmini club yur, announc· ed Mrs. Fred Lundrlran, presiden t. Mrs. LUlldr1&a.n welcomed nne dozen prospe ctive mem· hers durin& A tea which carried out that theme, both 1n party decoration~ and in the taJk rJv~n by tht club lrader. 1 Hostess for the aflalr was Mra. Cloyd Herzoi. 65.22 Ox- '""d D r I v e, Huntington Beach. Officers and chair· men explained their variOUJ duUea and the purpose and aims of lhe sorority durin& tbe program. THAT G R A :B.,F GIRL GALEY la LORD TARl"OOHS by Graff. The l abflC fAbulOYs l h1t C.hforn1a'1 du1gnmg genius simply dotes on for your 1Port1wu r ' lt.lndbys.. The prettiest of plaids 1n all your •ardrobt favoritts. You 'll low ttie rich new fall p1tttrn1. CHlCK CIROU_.,: CAl'ltl S7.H .... COTTO.., ~ l'HTltlL. lll W I AlfDLIU WAISTIAllD · 110• IJllOOTMI•, lllUMll l'IT. llAUTll'ULL Y 011 .... ID MIX AMO MATCM llf'AIA.Tll A COO•OlllATllll ._..., llCl•T. COLO_,, aLUI, HOWll. 0•1111. 111111 .. ,., 259" 189" Coomplete: styled hatttut. alwnpoo, ett and «m1bout. Uau1lly •14' fer W .00. A Prutt,. Ptrm1n1nt •• 1t wondef'ful uvtn11-.. Styled Shampoo and Set ........ 3.50 <j,Uted, Catten qu.11ty Cenetructlon s~ Metchlnt LOVI SIAT e DICOU S TO ASSIST YOU e Open 'ti/ 9 p.m. Thurs. & Fri. ... , ,. ~--·•" l .. -IN COITA MUA - HAltlOR SHOPPING CI NTl lt Kl f.0757 -IN HUNflNQTOH a UCH - S POINTS CINTllt -VI 7·1063 SPltlNGOALl-IDINGll CINTIR .,,...,, ..., ..... ,,.. .............. ..... J I • IN COST A Ml~ IT'S sinerlB DC PA~TMINT a TOft& 111' HIWpORT IL VD. MNKAMl•UCAADa. DINUt'I CL.UI • ITOR& O~ftel O"Uf ~lUOAV .-Via. • • .. . -.. - WITH SALLIE or IVMMU Don't miu Mr. and Mn· ·r. killl and quftn of t h e maJinadea, bui>ecue A UCH, dunka alld BJoody Mary mi:.· es • • • The ''T'' 1tanda for Herl> and June Taylor whn Uve down tb.ia Wty and in· troduced U>etr mariMde ~re about u years qo . . • So ll"'Mt WU the endJuli.um over Uul ma.riMde wh1ch tmderitea but MmW M> bring out the flavor ol evfr)'thlng lt la UJll!d OD ••. beef. park, lamb. IMfood, or ctddlen. .. the T'. c:mne out wWl • bar beoue auee ol die am• . TllEMJ:N'DOVll BLEND or FLAVOM but merely to be brulbed on rltber &ban left oa • • • More enthQlium .. • So the T's thidcened the MJJCe a liWe more and called it a dunlc. either to be aerved WI th warm trunp Uke Uttle b o 1 dop or cold thinp hb pn- tato chiPll • • • Still more e11- ttiu9llunl • • • "Wh,y not," u 11f lhe T's. So they thinned tht bauntini mixture dawn '" liquid all\Siatency for " Bloody Mary MJ.x. So wnt~ Ktith Sa.undt~ in the Au Travel. Otticl.AI Alrhne Gulde, "A bklodv Mary i. ooe ol my uvornt potables, but I've lln'er bt't'n able to make a good °''" ft om &erateh. Jo'lnaJly I dt• <'Overed a prepared nu..~ thai IS IU¢ to my I.Ult • • • .Mr and Mra. T .. . but a lot ot i;ood tl did me to d.lacoo,'i"f' 11 This lll.l.\ ts made by 1 'm.a.11 hnn in Los Ang''"~ .rid Amrr1ran A1rl.Jne1, I 11111 11°1d, 11 bu)mti m<*l ol H• cw-rmt Olll.pllt." So gon 1111! old. old l@r)' .•• stop SMl'('I\. •mt· If it's food YN II bnrl II here. M:l:M' rr (. OOL I:\° Titt, l'OOL .\ll lhJ~ pocAbl'' W 1. cal.a tor a Orlllk Buoy ... The pt.nl·SIUd hie pruuve~ that Goats eo pyly 11 pool pa.r1lel Wllh lhe perfect Wol' lio!e U> the middle &o bolrl an 8 ounce a.IUJ or a I ! ounce can. Whkb all ioel 1 1 lhow our Y ldlt Shop I• fr.1 landlubbers too Loolt.s rood enoup Io t ll t . . . hmle oval lap trl,>'1 ••• lx'auti!ul bright red. mannr blue. or llOPhistlctltd wMr L u c i t e h a a hemo!on been known foe U. &llLt.enr:~ dearmu ••• What a bloom· ini dlanae • • • bl~ tnotJih for ltacks ol ~. bora d'oeuvre., uaoNd cold cuu or cheelU. And &o i;tn alongsid, ••. pure Insh IJ.nen ptac'f' mata in the &amfl rf'<l, while, and blue ... stunm"':. 1 rry roervly wovf'n Thl'v lllrnol':t h llVI' th• fffhnjr nf '"" ~111 hf-mp mall all Nt'f'· " knottl'(i around ~ •nri" Ii> k~p the fnng.-1n plAN' 'll11tur11I na.plon" ti> mmplPll' 11'11' t.ithl4' "'""'nl:' p1mu-. Inn. M Wf"ll M ~. whiff', AM hllJ'. tAMJL\' Yf:UTIJW IS "1NULER Brandywine mwltt.room<. have ltDflt b'OUn In A tn 'hrouih baa· Either JWl'lbn v. bole bfolutlts, 1o pldt out and Uaf' OM or lwo ,., " lime tor the top of 11 :. t • a k or th• end o1 a k11 • bob • . • or au~. tn aaute in butter or u1e m C.vorilt 1pqhtlt11 or ~· anolfl. No nttd lo thaw. t.;reoen Gla.nt puta up their rroun muahroom. tn buttrr sauce In their flU'l'iJLar little sa.ek to be dunked In boiU11g watrr. Solo Cozy 1'Uf>1 ahould ea!lt' thr coffee l'UP 51lllalion arounct ~·s patio table. A ~ of 4 Wetime pl.u· tlc holde" with a h&ndle vou can really han1t onl.o. TI,,. refl.lls bt ru~l.y mlide 1he tlc*ien and ol ('OUl"M c &Jl be tJnoorn aw.,. Cl'OC9JT. ~er Uled a babel po&ato na.IJ, Poc&toea b4lb from the lnalde ud the outaide •l the NIM time. The potato. a.re flllftlfr and bake ln haJt the time. n. same principle com .. M> baJrinr lllht with " rout It.and. T b re e metal Pl"Of'IS IO up tl\roucfl your rOllllf, C'an b& uHd In ,iw, oven nr i.r-~. The pt'(>ni " act 11& hMt conduc:tot'll 11nd I.ht rout rooks In M1t the ti.EM and l'OUla "ml)> au the 'wey throllsfi. Dowmta1n Oltt Shop .. • Rkha.rd' 11 v.·btre yca'U 11.nd k1ta1 ~ to lhop In .•• ms ., .. I t .... I .. I ~ I .~ 4 • ~ I F 4 • ~ I [ I [ I ( I I I I E I I • I .. I I "BIG WEEKEND" BARBECUE SPECIALS HEINZ HOT DOG RELISH •1-0 Z. 4 i $1 HEINZ HAMBURGER RELISH 11.oz. ~ i $1 HEINZ TOMATO KETCHUP " oz. 5 i $1 NALLEY'S POTATO SALAD ,, oz 4 i $1 NALLEY'S Wtdnt~day, Septembtr 1, 1%5 nAJL V PILOT /News-Prus 27 PRICES EFFECTIVE SEPT. 2-3-4 For your shoppirMJ LIDO MARKET CENTER NEWPORT BLVD. AT THE ENTRANCE TO LIDO ISLE • pleuur• ... or91n seren.des by Bernice fey PHONE 673-6360 FOR DELIVERY EATING OUT AT HOME SPECIALS U.S.D.A. CHOICE PRIME RIB ROASTS I PREPARED FOR EASY CARVING LI. 98¢ FANCY, AGED TO PERFECTION SPENCER STEAKS LI. 1. 98 EXTRA LEAN ENGLISH.CUT BEAN SALAD 1~ oz. 4 i $1 SHORT RIBS t NALLEY'S MACARONI SALAD ·~ oz. 4 i $1 KNOTT'S BARBECUE SAUCE 14 oz. 49c KNOTT1S CREAMY FRENCH DRESSING 12 oz. 49c FRENCH'S 9 OL SALAD MUST ARD 2 i 29c KNUDSEN LA BON BUTTER l•. 69c NABISCO RINGO SANDW1CH COOKIES ,, oz. 45c DOLE PINEAPPLE-GRAPEFRUIT DRINK 3 ~. $1 "oz. DOLE TROP!-KAI MIXED HA WAHAN FRUIT 3 i $1 GOLDEN GRAIN NOODLE RONI ROMANOFF • oz. 2 i 69c 75 FT. ECONOMY FOIL REYNOLDS WRAP 65c 80-COUNT ZEE PAPER NAPKINS 3 i 29c 30-COUNT ZEE SANDWICH BAGS 3i25c ZEE 4-PACK BATHROOM TISSUE l: $1 We Make PARTY CENTERPIECES that are the talk of the townl ORDER YOURS NOW FOR THE "116 WEEKEND11 AHEAD! COMING UP "HARVEST HOME" ORA W1N6 CONTEST . for Klcl1 6 to 13 SEE NIXT WllK'S AD FOR RULES! . · ~ati17g ®6t ... '\t fiorqe ! 'That's the way to spend the long weet .. nd ! No traffic problems, no erowds •.. just the comfort of your own b.ck yard with good meat sinling on the barbecue, the waiting salad wen chilled, the teble spread beneeth • tree, and good friends coming to share your feast •.. a memorable wey to end the summer SH son! You can make the weekend easy on your· self by ta~ing advantege of our complete market service! Choose from the exciting variety of lllads reedy-prepared in our Deli .•• an d if you have never tried our garfic-cheese bread, this is the t ime for it! Round off your dinners with spectacular dessert eakes or fresh fruit pies made right here in our ba~ery. And setting a colorful table is a cinch with paper plates, cups and napkins in a harvest of brilliant hues ... you'll fin d them in the Home ~ Gift Shop. So happy eating out .•. at home! STOUFFER SPECIALS STOUFFER'S 12 OZ. SPINACH SOUFFLE 3 ~ $1 STOUFFER'S 12 OZ. CORN SOUFFLE l ~ $1 STOUFFER'S 12 OZ. ESCALLOPED APPLES 3 i $1 WHAT'S FOR DESSERT? BIRDSEYE STRAWBERRIES H~L~~ 4 i $1 AND SCRUMPTIOUS RICH'S WHIP TOPPING 10 oz. 39c BIRDSEYE ORANGE JUICE I oz. 6 t $1 VAN DE KAMP'S BEEF· CHICKEN ·CHEESE ENCHILADAS 1~, oi. 3 i $1 WHfTE OR WH~ T SHEEPHERDER IRIAD 11 oz. l i $1 Refreshi"9 Summertime Favorite! SWEET THOMPSON SEEDLESS GRAPES 4 LIS. 49¢ Dress Up Your Salads WITH INTERESTING COLOR! RED LETIUCE 3 FOR 25¢ ViM-Ripened Firm Red CHERRY TOMATOES BASKET 19¢ I ~SRop I M ... ·tn·your-fnOUth Ll&HT or DARK CHOCOLATE COV . Honeycomb SEAFOAM rt.g. 65' 'h LI • NOW 49; COOKOUT SPECIAL! GROUND BEEF RICHARD'S LIDO BRANO WHOLE HAMS LI. 59¢ BUTT or SHANK HALF l• 65c FRESH I 0 -12 LB. AVERAGE HEN TURKEYS LI. 49¢ BONELESS, FULLY COOKED BAR·M HAMS l• 1.39 FAMOUS FOR FLAVOR BAR-M BACON l• 79c OSCAR MA YER ALL MEAT OR ALL BEEF WEINERS LI. 59¢ RA TH S LB. HONEY -GLAZED CANNED HAM 6el9 For Perty Dips Galore ... KNUC1SEN I PINT SOUR CREAM 49¢ BOB'S FAMOUS SALAD DRESSINGS BLUE CHEESE 3 , $) THOUSAND ISLAND 0 l SOUR CREAM I ti~ I 8re1Uest T rMt For A L•ry W .Mend Montin9 • . . REG. 6/l6c FRUIT FILLED VARIETY IUNS 6 i 2'c Re9. "' Doz. SPICY-GOOD APPLE SAUCE CUPS ooz. 79c Are You Hevi"9 A Cookout 1 DON'T FORGET THE HAMBURGER· IUNS 6 i 19c SUNDAY • SUPPE~ DESSERT • . . CHOCOLATE LOAF CAKE Chocot.t• Frost.d And Loeded Wrth Nuts! SPECIAL ..... ... 59c I ; NS PU I U f ???SJ RIP d 722 I ave· •so a F "' 3 2 PPP? f7¥2J wsa PR 3. 772 JS¢? 7 2 J PPR• ~'-J, ... ~·-Mldet ~w~ itu~Qd.tS~ ~MJ.~..,_ flower, Cindy . Shop O'-EN 9.7 SUNDAY t-6 OPEN DAILY. 9-4 SUNDAY .I I_. OPEN DAILY 9-b CLOSED SUNDAY OPEN DAILY 9-4 SUNDAYS JI~ • \ - . -- ~ . : ·---.. -~ ..... _._. ,r-.............. ···-· ................... .. ••• •' •' ... ...... • ....... "" ..... 411 -••• -a# .. -.. •• • • ... --• ... # ----. ' " ·~. , Wtdntid~y, Sottmbtr 1. 111, Roberson-Broering JI ow.~ Exchanged in St. Andrew's A candlelight cPremonv. conducttd by the nev. nr Charles Dlerenfield in St. An d r e w'~ Presbyterian church, linked An n I.Illian Rroering. daughtt>r of Mr and Mrs. Lawrence Bernard Broerini: Jr. of Balboa Is· lanJ, and Donald Melvin Roberson. 11on of Mr~. Ml'I \ 1n l.Rroy Robcr:.on .ir Ne\\ port Beach and lhl' late Mr Roberson. Escorted to the ais le by her father, the bride wore a high-waisted white organd)' ~own. La<.'e trimmed tile scoop n e c k I I n e, short sle~ves . htm ancl c·hapel train and was ttpeated in the c-rown which held ht>r chapel veil. She cerr1ed a colon ial bouquet or while> roses and stephanot.ts. l~mon yellow ch1rfon over taJreta sheaths. matching access->ries and bouquets of yellow dalales and roses ~ere selected for her en· tourage. Maid of honor "as Mtss Gretchen e r 0 f' r I n i . thr bri de's sister; bridesmaid~ were the Mmu. .I a m ~ ' Corfman. Oa vid ('hand In. Oavid Roberson, the brid1•s s1~ter-1n-law, Bruct Camty and MiM Gail Wils\ln, and fl ower girl was Margie Lap· km, the bride's cousin. MRS. DONALD MEL VIN ROBERSON D a v i d 1..eroy Roberson "'IS ~is brother'• best man, by Paul Allan Pflueger Ill. Newell Stickle r. Lawrenct Rroering rtl. the brtd1"~ hrother. Wilham and Dt n· n1s Roberson. lhr bride- s;:room ·s co us ins. and Charles Orme Ill and Gary Broering, lht bride's cou· sms. Jeffrey Broering and Paul Orme were acolyte~ . Northe rn C•liforni• t-foneymoon Carol CJemmons W ~rl Circulating the guest book t111r111g the receptio1. in lht C'orona del Mar home t)f the hnde's aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mr~. Warren Broering, ~as Miu Gail Broering. cousin of the bride. In Militar" <:ere1non,· A f t e r honeymooning in San Francisco and Tahoe. the bridal couple will live in Corona del Mar D u r I n i an lmpress1v" candlelight military wed· 1Un::. Carol Clemmon~ wa ... married to Lt. Roger Carlos Head. The Rev. Oav1d Wal· ker performed the doubl11 rtn~ rites in ~I .JamP~ l::p1scopaJ Church . · Daughter of Mr and Mr' f;arl Clemmons. the bride wore an A·LiDe silk face peau i::own with embro1d· ered lace and beadJng at the neckline. elbow-length .,Jeeves and bem. Its tram ~as atta<:ht'd at the back with a Dior bow and her Fren1:h lenith veil was cap- tured by a small Dior bow. She c<irrit-d a large cascadf' bouquet or ~ardenias and baby ivy leaves. The hrnl" was given in marria~I' hv her fa ther. llrr bridegroom ti> thP s.on ot Mr and Mrs. nalph Head of 'orth llollywood. 111 •ne l'lt!mmoni; was her 'llalrr·~ maJd of hono r. ShP wa~ itowned in pale ) C'llow floor IC'ngth l'mp1re style '\fir 111t ''1th :.mall ~teen•, and a ... quare neckline .. \ ' m a I I pillbox fashioned from matching <tress fah· nc held her 'C'll :rnd !'hr ' arrted a cu radt> bouqurl nf dPep ) rlln~ ~l:1melh11~ _ Whirlin~ Tops :Banks are all alike. -:.( <uoilit fir ~9'•61mJ Co111e meet dw people wtao rn l i;$ Nationel Bank. The, make a bit ....... t 1 ' # _, n M.wu.a.t• ....... 11,.·, Asnn.,.t l'irr l'~#"t 1,' I f/tl111to f# of t1W I 111ington .,.,, o(firr Jt"7"!7J/th llf'M. ruu. 5J'-936J # .. -: UNITBD TATES a \:4'/'ION.AL .• IMJVK f. tiAr.._...,......, ,,,s...._~ vntb a spray of ~·ellow rosei; Bridesmaids w r r r thP Misses Lynn Ruxton . Tom Smith. 1'raC'ee Dennison an<f Ava .lo Alexander. Thev wore Pnsembles likr th" honor attendant'i; but <'ar 11ed cre~1:ent bouqurt~ nt lighter colorf'd glamell1a~. Stephtn Head was ht ' brother's best man anrl .Jim .Jefferson. Sandv Per cell, Jim Fleming and Mar- ty Peahut were ushen . The church was decorat - ,.d with vellow and wh1tr daisies and ivy leaves, 11 ~} mbol of Alpha Phi i;orot ity. Whi te and yf'llnw nower' and gardenias p r o v i d f! rl 11 et or tn Newporter Inn where 350 guesu attended a r r c e p tion. F.ntertainment wa s by the Warrf'n RarkPr 0r<'hcstra After a honeymoon tn ~an l<'ranc1sco. the newlywerl~ will live 10 Mesa, Ariz. The bride. a 1961 Ch1I. rlrt'n · s llume S0<:1(•t' <leht1· tante. i'i a graduate of New· rxirt I larbor High School and received her BS de,gref' 1n education at l 't11vN~1tv ol Southern Call rom1a ~ hl'r" 1>hr was a mem~r nl Oelt 11 C.amma Sh~ will teach m ro,ta Mesa this fall. Iler husband also is a i.:raduatc of NllllS and rt · C"e1vcd h1 BA tn politic11l science from CXcidental Col· lcgc wht're ht aHiliatcd ~ ith Alpha Tau Omega Prior to their wedding the\ were honored at a <'Ot:klatl buHet part v and hav nuise. Host and hos· trss was Mr and Mrs Da· vid Chandler. wliose Balboa l~land home wa~ decorated with tik.i lorchc~ and f.hin - r~P lanterns. Thi' cruise "ai; aboarrl thr Lawrrnrr Rrornng~· rhar:ittrr hnat The brtde was graduated \lrs. J aycee~ from Newport Harbor High School Stephens Colle~r Mr~. J aycees of Hunting. and attended University of l'ln Reach meet.. every sec-' \rtzona where she was affll ond Monday at 8 p.m. in iated with Alpha Phi soror· mcmh<-r' home!\. Location lty. Her husband was grad Information I.; ava 11 ab I e uated from North Hollywood from ~Ir~ Ronnie Ta} lor al I hJ!h School. attended Stan 847-6689. lord Uni ven ity, wa ,. grad·_.;:-~-==----====.! 11c1tec1 from t hP 11.S. Air NIGHTLIFE J-'or~ Academy and did 0 .,1• ",10, • Wf'ek•r\Of' ,,..,1,,.. waduate work al Purdue 01v-. '"" 10""""'" "" <ul.,,••· 'o"" University. "'" con<•''' Ev•'• Fr1on. FROSTING 1095 ......,. ............. Soap Capping 595 Budget Cold Wave 495 .......... C.t ............ · OPEN ON MINDAYI $10 Sta-Curl 795 ....... ...._ .. ~ ........ $15 ·wondercurl 995 ............... c.t ............. $20 Msgic Curl 1195 ............ Cllf...., ............ NO APPO""W' 1\1111 ..... onN DAY. A Nl9HT I I A.M. TO MIOtll HIGH FASHIOM HAUi STYLES A IPECW.TY ______ ....... .._ _,.. ______ _ 267 E. 17tlt ST. MESA CINTIR . COSTA MllA Telepllo11 541-Hlf _ ... ,.._,_MIW ..... I IK"'e ....... , M~S. EDWARD KLIEM JR. The Former K•..-n Kvien Kleiin-K vien Vows Recited in Newport With St Andrew ~ Pres-Mandeville Canyon. sister by terian Church decorated of the bened.lct. and W.s in white and yellow no~ers. Karen Arneson of Phoenix. 'Hiawatha' Comes to Lile ' ' ~ -I In Children's Production --Lon g f e J lo w·1 "Hia· Chieftains Chip Fellows cation Bible School in Com- watha'• Childhood,'' a play and Mark De Lay and med· mun it y Pre 1 b y te r- with added musical foot-icine man Jack Young led ian Church. braves in bright Indian cos-She plans to bring the note. by Bessie M. Whit• tumes made in spare mo-players group to Laguna to ly, noted arranger of chil· ments during the last month entertain children during dren's songs, was present-in the playroom of the Ro· one of their recreation per· ed by a cut of 26 children, bel home by the children lods. aged 3 to 11 , under a full themselves under the direc-Cast in the play were lion of Mrs. Robel, who ~ moon before an audience of produced and directed tbe Teresa Yollll& as No omls; about 50 iuests of Mr. and play. Louise Aguilar as the cook; Coral Dixon, fur skinner; Mrs. John H. Robel. Retired for the past five Faith Soukup, the weaver; With ·ancient olive trees years, the Robels interest Kim Barker. corn grinder: formlnc a bacqround for themselves In !he neighbor-Cllri.sl.ine Soukup, pottery Ufellke animals of the for· hood children , and Mrs. maker and Donna de Lay, Robel spent about three a.k J · Aguil eat, the bears, mountain r ug m er. a1me ar weeks with lhe children be-was lnawatha. lloa. mooce, rabbits a n d fore presenting the play to Small children were Jef- aqulrrela, wbJcb young art· friends and neighbors. frey Jones, Jan Wetherell, lat. Chip Fellows and Jack Mrs. Robel. former resl-Kurt Area, Susan Paul, Young fubJoned for the dent of Three Arch Bay Kevin Wetherell and Ann play, ainsen blended their and now livi ng in Laguna Marie Fellows. voice• in the aix adapla· Hills, again is directing the Solos were sung by Ter- primary department of Va-esa and Patrick Yount. Uooa of authentic Omaha ....;.. __ .;._--"---------------..;._- lndian tribaJ 10011. Pianlat wu Miss Mauteen Young. Westminster Churchwomen Set Program Dedication ->f "Fe a 1 t Coin" and a skit entitled "M 1 • I l 0 D the Christians Calllng" will hithllgbt the 10130 a.m. meettni Thur•· day, Sept. t , of the Worn· en's Ass0clation of the F'irat Pr8'_byterian Church, West- minlter, conducted in the I cburcb by Mrs. Earl Bane, president. ! Luncheon will be served by members o( Circle Two, I with Mrs. WUliam Roberts in tbarge of the commiU-. BALLIF SALES FINAL CLEARANCE SWIMWEAR Closing for the S.ason Sept. ( 1664 Newport Btvd.-Brlnt Thia Atl l\aren Gail Kvten beC'C1me Mtss Mary Jane Jansa l lhe bride of Edward Carol \\as in charge of the guest _...,...,W'l,..,...P'"lll_,.. l\liem Jr. m a double rins: book. , ceremony performt-d by the Tht bridegroom's father ~ Rt>v. Dr. Charlei. II 11iPrl'n wa s hts best man and ush· field. ers we re Jotin Foster of ~w· ~~ The bride, daughter of Pasadena. John Sutherland, =" Mr. and Mrs. Kermit G. Howard Johnson, John ~ Kvien of Corona Jel Mar. Kvem and Richard Kliem, · was given in marriage by the bridegroom's brother. ~ ~ · her father. The bencdict i~ . 'A:..~t. • ' .. -: ~ t -1 lhP son nf Mr and Mr~ T~o hunared guests at-I "'" . _ F:dward (' Kliem of I.a trnderJ a reception in the 1 ~ (1_1&@· • 8 .'8 .. Canada. brid<· s hom e foUowmg l h e (' , ceremony. I GoM1ed in an alrncon The cou p~ art both June lacP ~heath gown with a graduates of Arizona Stale d1a1>el len~th hot:Hanl sill-. I nl\ rr,tty at Tempe, where pt'8 U de M'lle lratn the brtfle the bcoed.ict Wai a mem· am t l'arned a bouq111>t ot <.\t'ph.i her nf Sigma Alpha Epsl· 1JI ltJ I I not.ls a n d dalSles centered loa Previously they had at-0 ~ v.ith an orchid and wore t1 tended Pasadena City Col-~ veil of trench illusion cap-le,1?e. with the bride also at-t lured by a fabric r n ~ e tendm~ California St 1 t e d'J (f;!Jl!TI 1'fm b · trimmed with set'd pearl!' College al Los Angeles. · ~ (jJ) (yy/ I fl ( b'l:io 0 ~ Her matron of honor was Numerous college friends ' Mrs. Thomas P. Bernard or nf tht' couple from the Phoe-(bul dU1bm art!) .. / {orooera : Ml{..-, ~-~loltltool wilJi JIO'l1' tAiJdlWl I Los Angeles. who wore }el· nix area were wedding low lace and chiffon over i:uests. ta ff eta in a ~heath "ilh a After a honeymoon in the sabrina neckline. She car-Bahama bland of Nassau EXPERIENCE IS OUR BEST TEACHER l "fit co,,.. f int .c GalJmluunp .. ned a bouquet or da1S1es. ;ind New Orle ans. the cou-Rridesmaid~ werr t hr pll' plan to live in Newport Mme!'. Jo hn Sutherland. Reach. Ne wport Beath: Timothy r=-=========== Tyler. S o u t h Pasadena': I John Kvien or Newport Reach. sister-in-law nf thel b r i d e: Howard .lohn<;on.I GLOOMY GUS H• l.t• YOU lft off tl .. m. All ell· tJvu.,. ~oltorl.i ,.... l11lurt of 1"41 Dally r 11o1. -----~============='II YOUR ,\: WATCH • Cleantd • Oiled • Adjusted 53!tE Chrtnocrapb & Self· wlnden allghtly blcher: Pbil R£.,STRUNG IQN'5 SJZID, 1""' OPEN MON. FRI NIGHTS .. TILJP.11. FIEE S1AI 11.11 ff AST DIPENDAILI IHVIGI ~\~\I IM ~ &4r¥-P. f4arw Shoppfftl Center 2JOO H•rMr llvtl, Codi Meu, Callf. .. Serviettble for echoo~~t aty lish, t.oo I Sturdy ri blet er'!pe eolt. IOft clove ltathu-Black. Cobbler'• Tan and Antique Red. Siua8\Ho3 inB, Cand DwidtM. Good~"" aturd;r. Unlftu aole for loqer wurud eombinatlen 1Mt for'*Wftt. B1eek or Dutt Brown smooth Jea&W. Silfl ·~to I Jn Bud D widths. Smart and lfrviclable MW uddJe.,... ht BJ.s ... lfather. Blaek., Bound Dor and Gl'tf.uedeand BleckN,...,..a. S-.l~to' inB,C..ct DwidtM. Fa'Tn<J'U& Bluebird Slwtl For Youngs,,,., . 399/499 - 8HO•a f'Olt TH• •NTl9'• f'AMILV llOO HAllOI ILYD .. COSTA ttlSA ., 0,.. Iii Men,. WM., Thu...., ~rt. U t ~..-. """91 ........ 111e.+:qjit:IW •• a.,.it·•$1Jj..itJllllQQI I - I I I -NI - WtdntldM7, Sepltmbtr 1, 1%5 DAJLY PILOT /N..s·Pms 29 ie~*********** ~* BARGAIN BASKET MARKETS CLOSED LABOR DAY MONDAY SEPT. 6th 1965 JACK AND IEAN STALK GRllN BIANI French er Cut 5 : '1 me.. 1 JACK AND IEAH STALK CORN . WM~ or cr .. m 6 : 'I 303 Cen I QUAKERS CAftTAIN CRUNCH CIRIAL SERVICE MEAT COUNTER a9c ltATH BLACKHAWK VAN CAMP'S CARNATION PORK AND TUNA BEANS 52 oz. Cen 3:•1 ,s LIGHT MEAT CHUNK STYLE 0 1/2 CAN I Holldey Speclell CRACKERS 29'. LlllY'S 1w1n CUKI CHIPI l·lb. lox 22-2~ J•r U.S.D.A. CHOICE MEATS ••. U.S.D.A. CHOICE U.S.D.A. CHOICE U.S.D.A. CHOICE 1011D.1SS TOP IONELIS SIRLOIN I-BONE SIRLOIN TIP STEAKS STEAD I TEAKS $109 $ 39 98~ OSCAR MAYll SMALL SIZE PORK 59c SPARERIBS • TENDEIUIID CUBE STEAK BONELESS ROUND STEAK A llR!SH LIAN 9 GROUND 5 C :(~:: S'HOULDER • U.S.D.A. GRADE 'A' . FRYING 59 CHIClllN PARTS ~ BREAST • LEG AND THIGHS KRAFT LONGHORN l2 ez. C•ns., Aaat. f levort CANNED POP low C1lorie c .., or ea. Ret. 1 00 ct. PllCJ. 69' PLAilS SPRINGFIELD MARGARINE 1-llt. C•rton ( AMERICAN IEAUTY CURLi COLOR TEX RONI NAPKINS • 01. "'• c . ea. 60 count PKG a.,.,.in aesket Hollcley Speclell c each HEINZ -ti OL . .. . ~, .. Hi C FRUIT DRINK ASSORTED FLAVORS SPRINGFIELD SPRINGFIELD HAMBURGER or HOT DOG BUNS ~$ I SLICED 79c BACON . • CHEESE Mild 59c ChMd•t I• QUART JAR c 81rg1in laaket Buy ef the Month '.... :;: PRODUCI IAITLl1T PEARS . 2 POUNDS FOR c sw1n YINI RIPINID IASKIT IARGAIN SftlCIALf Cantaloupes 6i$1 Yellow I oc I Radish~s AM 5c Squash • Green Onions •UNCH f'OlltlMOIT CARNATION Zt~ NO CALOIU&· "1i .. CHOCOLATI INSTANT PLUF RINSI SWDT ~ ~ SWlmN DllNK lllAKPAST "" 0.1. Jut ' ... 6P Qt. 1fC ,,. sr lot. Ctn. . ,. FROllN FOODS llORIMOST ftRIMIUM SARA LEE ICE POUND CREAM CAKI Half 59( Choc-:lttt69( O•llen Cake SWANSON SPRINGFllLD TY DINNERS POT A TOES Your 49c ::.~NKCLH[ 5 :11 Choic. or I , lb pkg. Ma LON•OMIN IKll"PY - II CI DOG FOOD 42 ,. •. 26 01. Can fltlt. 4fC 2t.2fC PRICES EFFECTIVE THURS., FRI., SAT., SUN., SEPT. 2-3..._S • .. WI GfW WE OIV! 8LUI CHlft ILUE Cl'UP STAMPS STAMPS • COST A MESA e 19tll Clftd Placentia ANAHEIM e 1150 N. least St. PLACIN11A e 710 W. C1'apman llllllt l NQ"IL D HUNTI PEA RS NEW POTATOES l YJ 2YJ Cen Can 35~ ~5••t1.00 • • -.-_.. ,_ 1te ~ ,,-~ ,Jff ,. .. .A _,e ·-•' r .~ •• •' •• 4 ... • .1 •' •\ A A • A • ..,fJ • • • • • • • 4 ~ • • 'ffl "11 --49 • • e • • • 4o • • • "'* ,. , •• ~ ...... ~.,,,,,..,... .... ~ ,,,,_,.. ,IJla ,, ~.,. 'F'" ,,-. -... - ~~~~ · . ..,_ . Mosquit(){'~ Lo se To Cow11,-C ·e,v • Th.la ii m~,. W'«!ir~ r"I:"\."< i.1'1-..~ SlO suvice ~ Oran,. C.ou.nt,Y M..~ IC llf ,.~ ' July. an in·I aren't aware tit tl.. ~~w .. ~,,., .>C fl' ~r ~nt over the 1arizel1 ~ H fl"'!rtS .,.,...ac ,'( J\U'lf' The figure for ot the <>r.-p ~ '\l."lJ-'~~ "<M '°"'" bttn relHsed •ulto Aba.IHlwml ~~~ .. 'f< Ml It sbould be Jult u P'Tior • !ta .... °" ~ trict waa ~ 0.. G Shanaftlt Jr .. dl&- marsb ir~ M:JQN '-':"\.'\ f"Cl'mOlogut. ex,pJalna cm k!"M cl~ t..'ttUn('t ~ ~ "'°rt'&se "~osquitoes lay dal ma.rsb )MN. TO\ta.."' 1'iant <t~ "'O so&! subJe<:l to flood-1 ln.J cl ~tu ~u11t& MN 1n' b~ ade:s su fttl and over. 1~ ill 1111 n 1\11> jfJ.aw~ '\llJlst !1.&tdl when flooded dur- ta& ~ ~ r:hv m~ iag tM summer months of quito a ·~ .,.c,. Juzy ~h September." But !'" ~dn t C'lm"'tnc't Onty 130 of lbe co mplalntJ rrery Qr-anc-Count." ~t l.'OWd be trlC'f'd to domestic ol that. ~ ~ttt Dus· moeqwtoes. Some of the pests ;:=.==~=====---that 11\sptr?d the other calls' we~ rranerues. flea~. false BrotL--Win SL-ep~ka·n· \·inch bu~s. det>r flle~ and •~# •ae " " It tak• mor. tnan '!!JO ~.,. ~._. and more 1 • .,an 300 Cl.l'Oft ~ tO pn.>dUl .. and ~ Uu3 copy of your DAILY PILCTI'. t~s.b 0Les. Shanafell report-ed Ke nneth (left) and Loren Moll were awarded doctorates of ~ducat1on at the re· E.:lpenditU!'f' bv th .. di.strict cent Colorado State College summer commencemenl Loren tS the !'ew dll'ector for July shown in lhe month· of curriculum in the Huntington Beach Uruon High School District and hts ly ttport 11•u $23.~. brother is an administrative assistant in the Spokane, Wash. school system. PRICES EFFECTIVE nt~.~Rl.t. SAT.., SUN.. ~.f"UMBEK !, 3, .C, 5 e_..etlM INS ~ ...._ -····· ·~ .. Mie&CM-.. --·~ .. r;a--2~ 11• liil. 2 ,.. 21' 6 FLAVORS Hl·C COFFEE f -LB. CAN ISAVI 10c) ~-LS. CAN ISA VI toe) $1 .3 7 3-LB. CAN <SA VE Jew $2.0S C6-H SUGAR + I 5-LB. BAG BACK-TO-SCHOOL VALUES! Notebook Paper Po~Cal Aides Find County 'Vacancies Ri,sing I 'l1M r-'n"tflt.act o< Oran&e In apartment dweWnca. Only Dana Point -'M11 real· County ~J\df'nc:"U and apart· l.S per cent of the 12,942 dences. 100 or 11 per cent va • nwni. that ~rt ncant dur· house trailera were found va· cant, 158 under construction: Ina the tut •"ffk of May was cant. 331 apartment•, 67 or 20.2 per t.{ lhf' Jl'edttal llooalng Ad· Deibel said that among the cent vacant. 40 under COO· mlnlstretion announced to-79.879 apartment units cov-struction. day. ered, 11.871 unlts previooaly Fountain Valley -3,70.1 ChMlf'~ P. ™'lht>\. dlrtttor were occupied and 4,719 were residences, 655 or 17.7 per o< the SAnta Ana insuring of.1 new. CarTiers also found cent vacant, 541 under con- flce of the FHA. said the aur· 4.753 apartment units under structi?n; 291 apartmentl, 32 vey was carried out May 21· construction. or 11 per cent vacant, 38.1 UD· June 2 by the Post Office De-A clty·by-city breakdown of der conltructloo. • p&rtment under the general Orange Coast communities: Huntington Beach -19,!14 supervision of 26 partkipat· Capistrano Beach -891 residences, 1,213 or 8.3 per Ina postmasters. residences. 24 or 2.7 per cent cent vacant, 2,193 under con. A total of ~.053 possible vacant. 14 under construe-struction; 2,374 apartments, deli veries were turned up in lion; ~ or 27.2 per cent vacant. the postal survey. These in-Corona del Mar -2,884 Laeuna Beach -6,278 raf. 1 eluded dwelling units ln resi· residences. 186 or 6.4 per cent dencea, 455 or 1.2 per cent dences. apertmenta and house vacant. 18 under con•tru~ vacant, 240 under comtno- trallen. inrtltuUonal. pubUc lion ; 1097 apartments. 124 or tlon; 2.374 apartments, 441 er housing unlta and unlta used 11.3 per cent vacant. 12 un· 18.6 per cent vacant, 1.%78 UD• only seasonally. It does not der construction. der construction. cover stores. offices. hotels Cost. Mesa -13.687 resi-Newport Beach -9,894 real· nor motels. I den~. 68.1 or 5 per cent va-dences. 1.434 or 14.8 per cent The vacancy factor among cant, 88 under construction; vacant, • 78 under constru~ the 272.174 residences in the S.9'Z6 apartments. 1,197 or 20.2 tion ; !,915 apartments, U1 or county was only U per cent per cent vacant, 76 under con· 21.9 per cent vacant, 71 u.a. but bit 20.8 per cent vacancy 1tructlon. der col\ltructlon. --OUTDOOR EATIH BARUllS!-........ OfRlS' • HTTS Barbecue Sauce 3 1!..0%. BOTS. MARKET IASK!T HOT DOG OR Hamburger Buns SWmsoFT Papef Towels 2 DOUMA' Manhmallows 2 JERSEYMAJD CA TERI~ Ice Cream MOREHOUSI Mustard !4.0Z. JAJ. BONrNIAAI. PKG. OI • CTNS.OI m 16-0Z. PKGS. Paper Plates PKG.°' 100 JERSEYMAID FIRST QUALITY Grade AA Butter HARDWOOD OiARCOAL 2t 59' 79' DRINKS WIDE OR COLLEGE RULED PK~OOF 59c PKG. Of 500 SHEETS, 88c SHEETS Anow Briquets 10-L& BAG 't°k + TIEESWEET FROZEN OUNGE JUICE Everfresh Vtfgetallhts flOZllf WY LIMAS. CHOPPED 8'tOCCOt.I. 8RUSSE1.$ ROUTS. CAUllflOWE'R. CUT eottM, FRENCH BEMS, Pf.Al. MIXED VEGET~ PW l CARROTS Oft GllPID srtflACH. W.MNI~ .• ., ... 7 PK~, Reference Globe ' OF THE WORLD. MARKED MERIDIAN GU IDE, 11111 INCHES HIGH fACH , .. Notebook Binder PLASTIC, 3-RING, I V2-INCH RING EACH Ball Point Pen MEDIUM OR FINE POINT, BLUE, BLACK, RED OR GREEN REGULAR 39c EACH 59c Cotton Gy111 Bag 100% COTION, SIZE 17 'h"x16Y,", ' '' COMPLETELY WASHABLE. CAN BE MONOGRAMMED EACH 'Al:.XNZ OF I 0 h11l1 wn. FM.,,... ft.Of.. JM ......... Cl!LllY, GW.IC CHCIN Oil SAVOl:i -"""' CHO la z·~• CHEER Yl Cl The OI man. t tivlt1•• YMCA. .Jerry 61 week. BQJt. ., .. '" Croupl, .\1" tty beg1 Guida, group. 1 ene for tera. Bo boJI ant anrtir ne f• . . U.S.D.A.I Ri• U.S.Q.A. 4 Fa11 7:W EAS1aN !!! Gn ~ . ..... <>!.'.,...... 02 •• , ~- • tmm-a S. "D' SI. In Tustin S..re • lA HAIU-UD II. Hnor BIYi If C•ll • ~1111-tlD W. Co......-• WI CUMllllE-2727 VII ~ ~ • a•allllM JT'&Wlb1221a.~A ...... 1t.11t .. ,, "" UllllTW.TQI •1:11u nu 1d1-.-., SAMII 1111 __.,, w. 1M •,.. .,,_.... wm111• y111m tttt ........ • • ........ •lvn-10500 flletMlle .. ~ • • RUIUlllUI llKAUI -...... ,.:;r.(..., .• , • -·· ... ....,, .. l l'ttll ............ Ctnr • ...,,..,... -.Kr-......... (Ga ..... ,,, . = • I ' I • • " i • YMCA to Launch Club Activities Insurance Hike OK'd SANTA ANA -0 r a n I e Coonty aupervtsora have •P-1 proved a wbopplnc boost in the county'• general liability ni. openln& of achool alao grade aet form Gr~-Y and Tri· insurance coverage. markl tit. start of club ac· Gra-Y clubs wllicb sponsor tl vttiu It the Oran1e Coast camping trips, visits to mu-The amount of lla~Ulty wu YMCA. Y proeram aecretary sewns and other activities at upped from l~s.t year s Sl mil· .Terry Saden ann&Wt~ this their own interest levels. lion to $10 million this year. week. Junior Hl--Y and Tri·Hl·Y The board acted unanimous- BQJI, itrta and adults from clubs are available for boys ly at the request of County t ag., t to eo belong to the club and girts in the seventh and Purchasing Analyst L. J. I 1roup1, Sanden noted. eighth rradea. These pro-Berry. . ~ yeua11ter'1 YMCA actlv-grams consist of service, so-Berry said the increase was lty begins with the Indian cial and 1plrltual development necessary because of higher f J GuJdu, a father and son and sporta events. d~ma.ge~ being awarded by group, and the Indian Ma.Id· The HJ.y and Trl·Hl·Y pro-trial Juries today. ens for mothera and daugh-grams for high school yooth "Almost every government. ters. Both .programs are for encompau a range of toe.lal al agencr ," he said," has gone t boJ1 and girla in first, second events, aervice project.a, high to the high, excess insurance t • l.ftlt'1blrd crades. school conferences and a program since the state Leg-ne fourth, fifth and sixth youth government program talature removed much ~f the fi ;:;;:======== where the students write their governmental immunity ·pro- .. Rtal MCUr'\Y 1s knowing own bills and pr~sent them to visions on such actions.'' DAILY "LOT /News-"°"' 3 J · Youths Register At UCI by Mail Two Orange County fresh· WhJle registration by mail men hold the distinction or is available to thoM 1tudenta being the first studenta to fully admitted before Au1. 15. regiJ'ter by mail for the fall those whoae admilaiOftl are · quarter at the new Uni ver· delayed or who are unable to •11 ally of California, Irvine. register by mail by Sept. 3, They are Londa C. Stewart can do so in person Sept. 21 or O r an g e and Dell A. on the UCI . campUI. l Schweitzer of San Clemente. UCI Registrar Lyle C. ~ Miss Stewart is a graduate Galnaley said uch student • ) of Orange High School. She mu~ be admitted and J plans to major In social sci· registered before he will be _.,,/. encea at UCI and has her able to enroll in clutel. . sight& set on a teaching ca· Class enrollmenta will be reer handled from Sept. %9 to Oct. ~ Schweitzer p{&na to study 1 •. Gainaley said. Cluaa be- medld ne after majoring In gm Oct. 4. biological sciences at UCI. --------- a youth legblature in Sacra-The increased coverage will Ow11t ll'OW'll wtll be mento. cost the county $15.000 more 1111 Ult COlllk Pitt ot Upwards of 800 young peo-tllis year than last. Tot.al cost, tllt DA IL Y PILOT lple are members of Yi·Y and covering the County Airport, .-, dQ." Trl·Hi·Y clubs in the Harbor parb, beachea and all opera· • Me i~ a. graduate . of st. SPEEDED TO YOU f'ranc1s High School 1n La TWO IY MAIL -UCI Registrar Lyle ('. Gainsley (left) discusses campus open-Canada. Complete New York Stock ing with freshmen Londa C. Stewart of Orange and De ll A. Schweitzer of San Both students wiU join Exchanae tranuctlona C01M Area, Seders at.ted. Uons is $1:.>.000 . • • • Featuriag l11y lore larket Basket largai-! other entering student& and to tM DAILY PILOT wtt.hln Clemente, first students to register by mail for the school's initial year. Con· their families at a convoca· minutea of cloa1nc over • vocation Sept. 28 for all students and their f amllies will mark formal opening of tion marking the formal open-hilb-apeed eJec:troalc • 11 '1 campus. Enrollment period will follow, with duses starting Oct. 4. Ing of the campus Sept. 26. protluoed tape. TYSON'S PRIDE~ U.S.D.A. GRADE A, FROZEN CORNISH E HENS 20-()Z. MIN. WT. !ACH <CASE 0, 1 ~' $6.91) U.S.DA CHOICE BEEF MARKET BASKET 3100 Balboa llvd. NEWPORT BEACH Open Labor Day From 9 a.M. to 6 p.m. U.S.D.A.CHOla BEEF ·BONE ROAST LB. Rib Steaks U.S.0,A. CHOlct BEU Familt, Steaks FIN£ FOR BARBECUE LI. 7'1 LB. 89c LS. 45c u.4r LI. 1r CALrflORN IA.GROWN, KING-SIZE CHICKEN FRYER 08.ICATESSEN Y ALOES IMCIT IA.1lllT HOLTll. POTATG, MACMGllll oit oau .,,. Salads 7:ai~e Steaks !i'Nifbirv ':ta>UND I Grlund Beef LB. GOOD SOW.NY WAYS! LI. 59• 3'1 BREASTS YOUR CHOICE 2t 15-0Z. CTN. MAAJCIT IASKrT Wien en . ,_ESH LB. Ir 8re1'4Rtntl LB .... WESTERN GROWN, SWEET, RIPE CANTALOUPES FOR SWEET Ct JUICY FULL OF FLAVOR, HIGH INVITAMINS AANOC •.• LOW IN CALORIES. DELICIOUS A LA MOOE OR IN A FRUIT SAL.AO. PlUMP, JUICY !'TALIA Grapes 3~ 29• FHSH, /.IV.TY ITALIAN Prunes 3 Ln 39' • ~-2975 Hnor llN. II Wer SI: • &• &IOW-12601 llOlf l11. 1t llllpsen ' LIQUOR VALUES: MOUNT' ltO"f AL IMQTID, M.I PtlOOf' O.MI• Wllllk1Jir1rnt 84" 0t01a ......, °" 1 oo" SCaT'04 WHISICllS, 16 PflOOll D111frlll S..to• ,,F™ 14" LIGHT °" DAA IC 11.Dlalrl• F l'™~ ALL MEAT 49c 1-LB. PKG. ALL BEEF 1 ·LB. PKG. Ste IMDtT wm sucm OlM LW1.~£.~ UIDll*, P'IMOO'O LW, COTTO loUll!, All MlAT OI Ail Im Slt-J Lia-• YOOlt 34-0%.11 ._ ..... -CHOIC! Pl<G.S. OANOlA SlloM 0Hk1• Ha• 5;~~: II' ~v·s Slloetl O.l'IH Bttf '~~: 19- McCOY'S SlloM Putra•I GALLIL!O SlllMS.l•I J-oz.-. PKG.Hr ALEX 0111111 Pizza LG. 12•1~~ 194 I PEPPERONI PIZZ~ 12.INCH SIU fkl SWIFT'S PREM IUM S.0•1tUlk1 MAAK£T IASKtT Liii~°"' Oll11M ICMFT l'ti ll.ADfl.1HIA ....... 12-()%. ·-"'G. LI.II' llllNllftNrT IUOl-J100 ••taoA ILVit~ et s11t at. • "'""''" '1IO '"VtNr AYI. CW ..... tf'f ,.an) ... ,. ,.. #"'! .,,.., -,,. , , ,. ,. ,. , ,. •• ,. ~· .,. ,-•• 4 • •• ... •• ... •• ,,. •• .. ... .. • _.. ... •• --... ,,. ... ~ • • • • .. . . ~ . . -. . --. . . . . . -. ---- 3! DAILY PILOT /Nt~·,rtn Wtdntsday, Sept.tm~r l, 1%5 LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE OVER THE COUNTER NSDA Ll1tlng1 f•r Tund1y, Autust 31, 1965 ACROSS 1 To cul 6 Sumrnon 10 Jamaica or Woodbine event 14 Stephen Leacoc k'' fi eld 15 Venezu ela copper center 16 An Eu l lndl1n 17 Detalled expl1nat1on 1' 81ktr'a pro«lct 20 Geru" arllcle 21 Pullcular 23 Put in 26 Ch1noe 27 Root, of • sort 2' Literary for111 32 Not dutroytll or 1011 34 s .. bird 3S 8011 39 hcl1matfon or surprise 40 N. A111er. nation: Altbr. U And ethers: Abbr. U Inlet _., OJH de S111• Is ont 0 Fllh ~Gt Olea 51 LOHI cons· clou111111 54 Contt111•· orarlts or the Scots 55 Avtr 58 Impl ement for remov ing stove lids bO Pl1nl of Yesterday's Puul1 Sorv~' • ': l'Jl'JUll I 114UI~ !JllUlJt l '.1illl.J 'J . IU•J lll.11Hll~ >Jtl ;'1'1.•0l11Ml1 IJLlltr ! . '1•.tt.1 t 'llf lllllll·IL·l'I' ~"11 Ul·l l l·Jl!ll-JUL• ' .• '.11.k J Ul41CUI~~ genus Solanum b3 Mischl1f m1ktr , .,'1:.u.m1:1:1 lllmu!• •J ·I ,, 11 Jiit• f l'.JWU ... :11HI f". I ••. llfl'I 'I Tf 11•11 nm: • ']IUil !U •Ir· I I'. I I · bJltllUul'.lnur.i r-e•r· r.a lU'UJr:JLl a.mom: m u • ~CJOUlt UtRJU LI 11 tL .trJUCtl-J UIUlll lLLI •i. Monster 67 N.Y. even! 2 words 70 Corre ct· Bop tat~ 71 "Bus Stop'' author 72 Very unusu1I 73 Maplt or Douglas Fir 74 Rewud 75 Slammln' Sam DOWN l ~ude structure 2 De •• • • l Made an h11preuloo 4 ltll'a partntr 5 Syllables or htsllahon & Fumishn the food 7 Bri sllt· like appendagu 8 Windy City u cllon II Fl •t d roule 10 Tots' toys 11 Stand In readinus 12 Pru ide al the rout U Form a conshtutnl part 18 Angtr 22 Form of trans11or· ta lion 24 Teachers' group: Abbr. 25 Sound c1111er11111n' s word : Colloq, 27 Miii ion: Prefix 28 Bovines 30 Cornish prtflJ( 1111an1n9 '"town" 31 Pr1poslt1orr l3 Arattous plant )6 ·~et l 7 Ntt1tin verb: 0 111. 31 Ofp01ltt o rfchea 0 hw: Dlal. ,/lJl.5 U Etyptlu · -• native . ·t:. 4' Beauty 1 . lover 41 Mike tllns 50 Golfer's concern . I '2 Oppentnt of WCTU. ')Moved "••wf•t· 55 SOUftd ot cont~ 5' Clemtn• ·· .. ct1u'1 ·~ cogno111M· \, 57 Get toeith• . 59 ttert. to Ctntt'11 ptvt.! Abbr. · • bl Make UH \ • of th• poet • &2 Sher~" • •• &4 "''''" • coin • &5 Mucullr1 t name &8 C1ll for hi l• 69 Mldw-y's sto<li·I,... trade -· ,. tt.,•rl•'•'-""'r .. • --_ .. : llE C..I m Wednudaey, Sepltmbtr l. 1%'i Todav's ti Closing Prices Complete New York Stock Exchange Lit . . .. -,,.. ,,... _,,.. ,, ... DAIL V PILOT /News-Pl"fS1 :J.1 1 1'. ... I ) I 1'4 -., ... so ,.,,. '"- -T·Z- ) .,, II "'-"' 1' ~ I ~ t ) .. \. ,. ) ... • , ... 4 IOl'o , "· " l•• 1 ,.,. rJO ., ''• I -I '7~ -1 """ +~ ('W ~ of Oran~c Coa~t Men in Service p, 1 l)f>nn•" \I \I Hrc·I.. ~~ t 0,1;1 \k,,t h1h hrr•n !!rad· Mar mt Corp5 while attending son of Mr and \1rs fo:lmt>r ~"" 111 \Ir ;11111 \Jr .. :q1n \I uafl•d .-.1 C11n11•1 \ ... H .\Ill thP Navy F.nlisted Scientific C. Dendinger. 289 E . 22nd St \tvml. '41 /1•n11n \\t' 1r11m th1• 1r11tntnJ: l'oorst for fo:ducatlon Pro gr J m prep Costa Mesa, is taking a 16- ''"" f'Orl ltr'Jl h ·1.1• i <lmplt" \rr ... 1111 ,. m<'drral ,pr\'irt>s s<'hool at the San Ortgo Naval week course as a medical lab· . 'lit•1·1.ill'" lie r~ bern~ reas· 1'nunlng Center. oratory technician al Walter 'rl ;ul "·1111 "'' 1 '1 '11111\11~ cl'\,. ,1J.!n•·ri 111 1-:111 :\FR l'olo Reed General Hospital in 1·11111111111 .. ·r .• 1 ',,. 1111' ' !\('aman rl'C'ru1t~ Tim 1t. w h. a~ mgton. • lll'IV .ind "''"',. 1• 1 1 t> r. 1., 1 l\i·ll ' If. Bo\d, ~I ,11n Sr h u It ., son or Syr1l R nr I '111 ~IHI """ 1' 'lJtllln rv \It .ind t\lt' llotwrl " S<:hultz, 1990 Ma pit> Ave . p, l CoUn R L&Of' son nr ·1 '" \\Ill thlltt~ .' •• ,. I "1 I Jl n \I HO\-tl 4(~1 '"".Hobie:-. 1.a~una ro:.ta Mes1:1 anrt Kurt 0 . Mr ~nd Mrs . Ronald • Lane \I\ Pl'~ ,, a -:·.II H .I I' II s ... _ Id r K ·t 0 . . . 11 1 rtrod Ht·.H h ha, complPtPd a IPart-• c 1wf' tr, son o ur . 3029 Babb St. Costa Mesa has l'n,.;~ Mr'"r •K~ ;111;,. :'1· 1 ··r~hrp preparation t·ourse al Schnetdf'r or 120 Lextngton been assigned to the 50lst.Mil·I 1 cf r11n~P n~' '' ti; ~·01 t 1'1111.., I.a. I.ant>, CO!lta Mesa, have re-itary Police Company nf the (' 1 t Mitri ·~ \\ "hi·r -· porll'd to the Recruit Trammg1 1st Armored Division at Forlj --- NOW CANNONEER Dennis Myrick SPECIALIST Dennis Welsh TRAI NING SET GOING TO ICEESLllt James 8Hn Lawrence Wolfe 1 1 I n · _.~ "~0,,, 1 ;thi•r l..arH P <'pl ltolwrl 'f. ('hfl· Con:in:iand, San Diej?o Nav~I Hood , Tex. I man · ,r .. i~ni ,1,,,.,, .... , f)i i '" , .•• " ~11n 11r ~1r. ann Mrs. Tratntnl? C1>nter, for haste --I Nl.'wporl l:cac·h. has complel- 1 Donalrl Army llosp1tal thrrt' I Donalrl A Vil.a 6n.C Plum· ga foUowing operation! with ~,.,.i; at ·R~:i · h" 1~' t1tr•rut1'n'I! .J;1rn1•' \1 t 'hi h·ers. 13J7 Ter-traininl! • Pvt Edward S. McNlel. son Pd tram1ng as a medic a I -· --' mer Cost~ Mes~ has return-1the Seventh F leet In Vletna-,;..wrr~Y l'<;~11;:inrt ·,.net <:rn 1..11 I' Wav. I .aJ?unll Reach. has cir. Mr. and Mf:s. <'. E., Mc-corpsman at F'ort. Eustis, Va., f<'ireman apprentice PbUJJpl ed 1'0 San Diego' aboard the mese waters where It carried HAI Start 1•0111,,..,. at ~·nrt r~·nl1stl'rt fo'.: __ ~1:1. vrars 1n the f'vt. .l1tmr• K Ur ndlottr, Niel. 221 Lexington C1rcle .1 and ha~ hf>rn assigned to Mc-I W. Vita, son of Mr. and Mrs. dock Jandini;t shjp USS Tortu-Marines to Da Nang. l..eavtnwnrth. l\an' Storekeep<'r I C'. .John \1 \trCtutluln. 'tm 111 \11 ,rnd \ir~. Mil.I' \l1·t ·au),!hdn ~.!41 Canvon nrr\r I "''" \11• .. ..1 I t< !1Pr\10J,! ahl•ll I 11 I hi' Ot·~fl 11\ f"f I S.'\ Man Ii'' "t1wh "a' .• r,.·nvrQ' <hlf' fnr I' r n I I' \ I C.t>m ini \. Seaman rr1·n111 .lohn I' ftk:tlet. ~nn nf \Ir anti .\Ir' C.. W. R1rl.lr\, ·•11 l~th 1\1 llunungton Rra1h ha' rr rortt<i aboarrl I ht • ' a \' a I 'J'ratninJ? frnlrr Al \an 011'1:0 tnr n1nP "reks ol ha"rr lr<1rn tni,:. '\1rmari l>l'nni~ .I. \.\rl~h. ,.on of .lnhn R \Vrl"h .Ir , nf 1~m W1rl..ln" l.anr ll11n.- ington Rearh, ha< tll'Pn ~P 1,.ctf'(j ror IPrhn1cal lr111ntn$! al J<H~lt>r AFR, Mt'>~ . 11< a rnmmunicatinnll -el .. ctrontcll 'f'>l'Cilllillf Airman1J.C: .• lllmr5 r. Bnn. whMe guardian~ are Mr. and Mrs. Robt-rt L. Coleman. 1:\4 E. Melod v LanP. Co!lta Mt~a. ha~ hf't>n !'Plf'ct<'d rnr tP<'hnkal tratntni:? al Shepparrt i\rR. Tt>x . II" an a1rcn1ft ma1ntenanrr <[l('c•a ""' \1rmari LawrrnrP H. Wolff' .Ir . whOl.'le parrnls hvr at 711 n " , n " "' e . lfunlington Reath. ha~ brrn llrlected for IN'hntcal trainmtl at Kee'>lPr u ·R. Misi1 .. a~ a <'n mmun1ca- 11nnc tlectrnn1r<; SPf'Clah"l \1rman :J t .Jnhn t-:. \tlddlr · '""·~on or Mr and MrR . Rnb "'' P. Cranr. 11/IO RntRf' Way. PhiJ(·o Aid \f wporl RP.<rh " Ph.t.l< n \ernnuU'oml hll'i nrc.,cnted A $J.(O) Check ln lhe Qranflt C'nunly Ph1lharmoruc Soc1et\' Thf' rontnbut1on. from thr lrrm·s Philtn i''und, '" ;umrd "' ~upportmJ: thP \oc1<>tv'" 11m11numg ,.f(nr1.. tn hnnt 1111btandmJ,? mu"l1r to the c·oun 1' accordin~ to .lnhn R l.aw- 'lln. ~rneral mant!Jlflr n( Ar ro 1111trnni< l.;i"~on f''"'"n lrrl Ill(• rhc·• ~ rn tl('h;ilf nf thr rh1lc n Funn·, l111ilfc1 nf I n1~'""' anrl t hr • 11mpan\'·~ t) r 11 n c P t n11nl\ t 111nm11nll\ flrl111lnn• t'nm m11trr 11('('1'1\'lnj; t hr c hl't I. "II l11hn \'1hcrt c h;111 man 111 1 hr Ph1lhar111nnir ~"' 1rt._·., R11~1 .,,.,, 11nrl ln1ht~ll\ l'nmmtllu 4 )( :c '. ~t uclc·n'"' \ 1< .m1 r.1 t11 ... 11cr 1 n ... , 1 ' 11llc~r a.:n• 111\urP "'llrt< nt' '"II bl' lcat11rl'd <kt 'l "hPn \RC'.TV ('h:innrl 11 air• 1• 1>,1t 1nnalh hroaclt "' 'I ' ,, """. \er u 11lt11ri• I "\ <H (' 'tucl1·nt< ll.tl1· '''" "'I I lhf ll \f('<;;J f;;IJ I\ \t ;Jll' "' r:arrt<•n r;, .. ,,. anrl '\tru Sa" 1n 111 l11,11 n rll'trat1·tl , I 1r:im 1·11mpn~t'rl .. 1 \nll'lor,, \':illry .luninr t'nlh•g1• :in r1 I 1-'rr~oo Stair ('nllri:r ~l11rlP11I' 1n I he p1 r rr. n1 dl'rl r11111 1•nn1 pPltliOll. Banks are all alike. (C.. ......... ,.da) C.Ome meet the people who run U.S. N1dooal Bank. 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Tnynor of the California Supreme Court remarked al the reapportionment hear· inl in San Fnncllco Monday that establishment of stand· ard.t to uaure that residents of heavily-populated di~· trld.a are not denied equal protection under the law 1~ .. purely a les1Jlative I unction." reapportionment. So there would apptar to be D? g~ reason wh y the two houses cannot act promplly this t1me around. Tbil could be a clue to what the court will do bef orP the October 1 deadline given it by the three-member federal court panel. If the clue is valid, and the court does giYe the Legialature one last chance to do the re- apportioning JtleJl, thlJ is a good idea. tr the lawmakers aga.m fail to get together, then the 1ob Likely will have to be done by the State Reapportion· ment CommiJ!sion - a considerably less desirable coursP of aQtion. It would mean five state officlala would de· ('tde on the new boundaries instead of achieving the goal through majority action of the Senate and Assembly. The Leplature hardly deserves such consideration alter deadlocking in the regular session when the Senat<> wu under court order to reapportion while the Assembly was not. But now there is a suit before the court to forrf' the Asaembly also to revise district boundaries. All the pros and cons are now before the state's hi ghest court. It is to be hoped that the decision will be to let the Legislature try once more to meet the criteria set by the U. S. Supreme Court. The Loe Ange les lawyer representing the Senate h<'· tore the court Monday expressed the opinion that the Asaembty tuit puts the Senate in a "better trading posl· tion" 10 that a speedy compromise can be achieved And fin ally, that in doing so. the petitions of Orange and Ventura counties to have the reapportionment based on 1965, not 1960, population figures will be honored by the court. U the court gives the Legislature another chance. a rigid deadline shouJd be,set for final acUon -say. by NOftmber 15. That would allow time for trial of any tupayer sulu and court review before the election mathinery must be readied for the 1966 primary elec· tion June 7. Jollier 'Weigh' .Out A Garden Grove housewile who has been overweight all her 1.lfe was denied admission to a nuning course at Orange Coast College. The California Legislative Coun· iiel has given a legal opinion that OCC was within its rights First problem would be to have boundaries revised in time for filln' of candidates• declarations of intent. 1be filin« period ia not less than 69, nor more th•n 99, days before the primary. Now tht woman is threatening to take her case to the state Superintendent of Public Instruction and drag in the Amencan Civil Liberties Union. fat and jolly? It would be jollier iC she would ju.st take o(( the pounds and become the picture or health nurses are supposed to be in the good old "pretty nurse'' tradition. Wit .bou.1e1 of the Legislature spent enough time on the problem at the regular session. Nothing really new bu been added except the suJt to force Assembly Peasant Resistance WASHINGTON, D. C. - Every year uoat thll Ume So'riet DeW'lplPft'I beCln ex· hortini coDedive farmers ti> briQI ia the barvtat be- fon tbll bed weathrr comea. Pn'f'da WU lamllatinl In JGly: .. E.._ U1 tbll southern Nppe ..... where SUJn· mer-la GIUDJ dry ad bot. u. bu 0 ltilC ii .,.. brok· e:a off bee I I 4 t.d we&tb· r:r." m I .. ....,. ralDa. Bat Prnda I ...... in Wldllr hQ .eclll t ll a t lbt ,.... .. "-.. DO( w JDDda a.. u.t lbmian ow-.--•a. .. pl .............. tlee'hC ud ............. qulity ol u. ~Wilt." Oa. trip bJ ba dacwctt die~ \lei U1lim from Br9d Yb )( I t I k ad SilllOleMk to ~tmt"O'W. ' had die oppor. l.Ullity ol cAw1 tbt• the '•qu.Jtty ol Ow wart.-,; gle." For the Soviet Union acrlculture bu been a long trustrattnc "bo>rba." Th e bureaucrat bu never been able to win ovu the peu- anl Every trick deviled by tbe former to make t h e latter an eftident produc· u baa .omemw been end· Pd. TA.IE THE "work day." 1be collective farmer gets pa.id at the end of the year by the number of •·tnJdo. dni'' be puta in. Apparently the peasant aenda his wife and matba' to wort for the Statf aad accumulate ".....-t daJI." while be stays doae to home and mJ:tit'ata his pri Vite plot. 'n.e ftletables and m e a t prodooed in the private plot can be sold i:n a free mar· ltet for mcney. This bureaucrat va. peas· ant struggle h11 been so important that lt has led t.> the making and the break· ing of the top Soviet lead· ers. IN J'5a a bras~ leader named Nikita Khrushchev delivered an unexpectedly frank report on the condl· Uons In agriculture. Khru· · shchev then unveiled a grandiose plan lo plant the virgin lands of Kazakhstan. Agrlculture was bis cause and the virgin lands pro- gram was his platform. He blamed many problerm on his political rivals and took credit for imadned Im· provernenls. Khrushchev was fairly successful until the disastrous harvest of 1961. when his erstwhile partner5 blamed him a " c1 tumed him OUI n( nrflcP last October. ""'"'""" ,,_. .. MANY. If n« mott. of the peopie I aaw cottlnC the hay in the 6elda wen wom· en, .ometimea o 1 d wom· en. They UMd band licklea and tcJthet llld laboriout- 1 y raked the hay, 1ome- t1mes tW u late u tlCht In the eveninc. 'nM! farmer• were r a th e r sh abbUy t1ressed and did n.>t seem to Ile very lnt.ereated in what tney were dol.og. ,-------i Royce Brier On Pi~keti ng T roop Trnlns A Pravda cartoon tell& nr another problem. It abow~ nne truck driver aaking an- other the way to the wtiut stor•ce elevator. The sec· "nd tella him to follow the trail of spilled grain on the h11hway. Driving through the country11de the Ameri· can traveler Is amazed that a scientifically advanced country could have a u c h backward aulculture. THE WHEAT crop h 1 s been dinppolntin& thll year and the Soviet Union h a s been forced to buy fr" m Canada and ArJentlna. Un· der the Cun. Ruaa\a was 4 wheat exporter. In 1963, Ule USSR purcbaaed 12 mil· Uon tons atiro.d. The de· terioration almoct hu to be l&Jd to t.be ecocwmlc con· fusion of Communism. Lit· er, when I motored out of Leningrad into Finland, the quality of t.be IOO was the same (n\lt very fertile) but the Flnnlth f&rm1 put the Soviet onet to 1htmt. The word that appears moat ottm tD &Mil wrilinc on ~Is "MIJ· MiH!ons of Americans rlo not Uke the Vietnam war The ttason11 are many. Amoni these views and ~ttitudes: that the Johnson Administration lacks a truP sense of history in southeast Asia : that by escalating the war it is risking an inter· ronti.Mntal conflict if not a world disaster ; that the United SI.ales has no bus1· ness waging war against an y Asians. an~ that the Ad· ministration 'i; 'apnlog\es for belng In Vietnam range (rom the faulty to t.hl' l'Va· slve. Those who hold these.and related views do not consli· lute a majority of the Amer· ican people; all polls show a majority supporting Pres· )B;G:;~ Dear George: What do you do when hay fever strikes? pc. Dnr P.C.-. Well, J sneeze quite a hit. for one thlng. Why do you uk! (Questions not answered within 90 day1 will be aold for stonc4 chlrtes.) Dear Gloom y Gus: I think the F.diaon Co. ia to be com· IMlldld for the Interesting array of ponr ,oa... It baa propped up for miles alOnc MacArthur Bl•d. Now one need no laqer loob ICrOIS a bland ~ ol roWn& hllla. It's iood to ... cWlcltioQ to progresa in the Ila ot atnmllt aatcrlea lor beauttft. Cldoaf -R. J. B. ,,......,.,.....,..,....... ..-. ... -..... ,... ...... _ ........... iden t John!>on 's policy But the majority 1~ not so over· whelminii. nor the mmoritv ~o power less. tha t the Ad· mimslralton can go lo thr Congrci;i; asking a declar<'· tlon of war without precip1· tating a divisive national conflict. IN Ot:R SYSTI::M. no President can leac' a diVld· ed nalinn lo war. if thal aps pears lo involve a national danger rir to flout the na· tional rth1r In this circumstance nf murky w:irrar~ w · t h o u I sound Justification. w h a l ca n those who oppose it do? They cannot physically re· 11ist it. because 1uch rtsl11· lance becomes by 1tace1 in· surrection, and excepting one extraordinary case, in· suneclion is not Ln the American !rad.Ilion. They are therefore confined to 11uas1on and logic. ft may be esllmated lh•t suasion and lo1tic have over the past year materially UmHed Aslerican involve· ment 1n Vietnam. It hu kept Mr. Johnson cautioua and eager to extenuate 1\11 course. for no Pruldenl has ever been more desirous of commanding the sympathy of the whole people. fF THIS BE roughly true. then the picket. who have bffn atlemptin~ to halt troop trains art contribut· ing nothing to the solullon of the Vietnam meu. Quite tht contrary. They havfl punued a couru wt\lch 13 alienating tbe symp•UJY of millions. These pickets are mostly youn1 people. They have a delpl;J puaioute fNlinl a1'bat the inlemate nature of war. -.S tJda war In PIJ'• tlealar. 1'h1I II undenUnd- able, 1lnce :he youna, not the old. bear ~ burden of war. Allen-Scott By ROBERT S. ALLEN And PAUL SCOOT Nd·~'"" Treasury Secy. Fowler 1s a Jot more on t~ spot than he would like to be tn the series of conferenc· es he has just started with the principal finance mln· isters or E11r<>pe. Unless he returns with concrete progress for thf' early convening of an ln· temationaJ conference to extensively re v i a e the world monetary system. r owler is certain to find himself in deep bot water with a high-powered group o( Democratic and Repub- lican senators. BEFORE Fowler depart· ed. both he and the White House were blunlly told that un less lhe Adrnin1s· Lration assume" forceful leadenh1p in ttus matter. the lawmakers w o u 1 d make a public issue or it -which could be decided· ly embarrassing. It was this potent bi· partisan prodding that im· pelled Fowler not only to fly to Europe but to come out for a monetary confer· ence. llis conversion on that "a~ recent and abrupt. SHORTLY after takinR nff1ce in April. Fowler ~lated nally he wa s against !iUCh a world meeting. This unequivocal pronounce· menl was squarely in lint with the at.and of Federal Reserve Chairman WU· ljam McChesney Martin. who is opposed to r mone· tary conference on lhr ground there already '"' too much liq uidity in free world currency The bipartisan hlO<' nl 11enators, who have Ion~ heen warring with Martin over tbil crucial question, hit the ceiling. They inter· pt"eted Fowler's declara· lion as evidence he was under Martin's thumb : that the veteran. f i r m· minded Rese rve chairman ' was detennin.int Treasury policy and not Fowler. PUBLICLY and private- ly they opened (Ire on both. Publicly. the senators ills ten1ified their demands fo r an international confer· ence, maintaining it is urg· ently essential to haJl the further heavy drain of the country's already seriously depleted gold reserve. and to avert the lhreatenln~ i;tultlfication of free world economy. They vehemently co n· tend that denation and not inflation is the overriding menace. Privately, the Democrat- ic senators LOok thelr cue to President Johnson. They minced no words about Martin. making It clear that If be was taking over Treasury policy, they would openly fight thal hy goin~ after Fowler. THE PRESIDENT earn· estly assured them Martin was not the boss; that while his views were con· sidered, they werP not de- clslve. Also, that the Pres· ident felt there was much merit in a world mone· lary conference. The effect of th1s back· "tage pressur ing wai. ~oon apparent. Three months after !"ow· ler had flatly ~lammed thr rloor on a conference. he completely reversed him- self and came out for il. Patently. he had heard his ··master·s voice.·· Thars why he Is now in Europe. presumably laying the ground for a monetary conference If he '1oesn't produce n~!lult.s. he will hear aboul II. f-w---1 Quotes Gon V I d a h " 'Eternal truths and verities' is Faulk· ner's most famous redun~ dancy." , , .................. ···~·,,·,,', .. , .. . , . . , ' . ,, . ' ..... , , ., . . . . . . . .. f f' I I I I J ' I I t ' a Ralpla McGill Barry's In a moment it will be a pleasure to invoke the con· clusions of Barry Goldwa· ter. But. first, a preamble It will be the greatest disservice to our cc.mmon country and common wel· fare if attention and cred· ence are given to the stale· ments of those who insist that the big city slum riots art merely a matter of I.aw enforcement -that prompt police action l!i the solution. Such i m m a t u r e ap- proaches U> a relatively new situation in our coun· try will be disastrous. THAT PROMPT. "'gor· ous law enforcement is necessary when riot! be- li:in 1s undenied by anv thoughtful person. But if we follow th1ir; line nf thouRht. then logically we accept a premlsP that wP build larger and larger po· lice forces and buy more and more riot guns as the city slums and thi!ir more deprived inhabitants in· crease in number. Such an approach is gross and dangerous over· slmplillcation. ft reveals a wish. perha ps. to solve di s- tasteful prnblemli w i t h force Stich arguments come. in thP main. rrom those with the mor,. rx· lreme conservative pohti· cal views who were so loud jn support of then Sen Barry Goldwater 1n the 1964 presidential cam· palgn. MR. GOLDWATl':R wali asked in a recent interview to discuss the Los Angeles violence and other oul· breaks in lhe larger city slumli. What he said will not please those who he· lieve that already ma ssive . but increasing and tong ht· norcd social problems re- quire merely police and, or National Guard a c t I o n when the combustible hu· man material brea~ into flames. Mr. Goldwater empba· 8ited that civil rights lead· ership must respect law and cease violating laws they don't like. But Mr. Goldwater knows the real problem is the number and deprived condition or slum people. He said: ''THE THING that hap- pened In Los Angeles - and ·1 think it will happen •lain in this country -waa caused by people. . . just bein&..ftd up with not being able to get joba. with not being able to live as well aa other people Uve. ," "I don 't discount the airl· tatJon that took rlace ( tn Los Angeles l. bu 1 think we better get on with tho job of providlnf{ training, providing Incentive a n d provi ding Integration wher· ever It d->esn't exist for all people, whether they be Nesro or white, wboae ed· ucatloo and economic badt· JTOUndl have not been u fortunate u tome of the others:· IT MUST BE npected that Mr. Goadw1ter wilJ, 2 Conclusions alas -on the basis of th1'i comment -be accu5ed of being pro.Commurusl or of being merely a do-gooder. It 1s something Mr Gold- water said himself. It was nol written for him or dJc· lated by polJtical man· agers with a n eye on set>m· ing expediency. He is nrit a candidate Il e ii1 a man who knows thal a nation rapidly approachi ng a pop· ulation of a quarter blll 1on has ,problems that have been too long neglected and remain. unhappily, largely uncomprehended. MR. GOLDWATER'S an· alysls ls the same as all concerned persons who know the cond.Jtions that produce temporary anar· chy -in which periods the hoodlums kill and ai;sault and the thieves loot His i~ ;i helpful piecf' n( IParl- ership coming at a time when the utremista of the right, in their zeal to con· de mn as "socialistic" the measures Congress has en· acted. are tryi ng to pie· ture the riot., as merely a product of racist activity. WE ARE 1N trouble na tionally because we have i;o long neglected the pre"· 11ure·cooker conditlons nf unemployed. illiterate anrl hopeless human b e i n g i:.. Poverty and unemploy· ment are, as Mr. Goldwa· ter joins in saying, at the root of tbeae things. lf we think in terms merely of law enfottement AFTER violence begins, rather tn terms of long-range, slo9. · Iv effe<-tlve solutions. then. in(jeed. wiU we have donr nursPlve<; and our na tion ~ d1sservke Mell S....-C-, tftC. r Bookman l A S u r prising S uf!re•• Ry Wtt.UAM HOGAN /'\ vear a2n wp rr\'lrwrrt ;i ltLl lP 110.11. tt tlrd r.;imP" Prnplr Play · This •~ an odd anrl fasrmallnR exf'r· c1~f.' suhlitlcd ··The Psy· chology of Hu man Rela· tionships" tGrovc: ISl The author 1s Enc Berne. M.D. the Carmel-based S a n F rancisct'l psychiatrist. whn hecame fa scinated with the unwritten rules and ritualll in human behavior that re· i;ult in certaln "~ame!I·· in relalil)ns with nlhPrs. lie in · terpreted and charted these Serul.-e To the Editor. May I congratulate y o u nn the excellent "Back to School " Issue of the DAJLY PILOT. Your covera~e was extremely comprehensive and t.hougbt·provoking. The rrLOT has rendered a val· uablr service to the entire field of education by call- ing to the attention of the public the blghly relevant facta reported. We appreciate your sup- port. NORMAN E. WATSON Superlnteodent Orange Coast Junior College District -· ga mes with test and scien· Ufic eruditlnn. c;M1t-.:s BASF;O rm m 3TI· ner11. so c 1 a I intercounl'. <:PX1Jal ploy!' Games caJIP<I Alcoholic : Kick Me ; SchlP· mJel ("I can be destructive and still get forgiveness") : Misfo(tune <My misfortuna 1s better than yours '') In the Psychiatry Game, for example. a patient pick~ weak psych"analysts, mov. lll$: from one to ;inother. demonstrating that he can· not hfl cured. The bas1r ~ame "You will nevPr cure me, but you wW teqch me to be a bettel' neurotic." Grove Press published the book in an original edi· lion of 3.000 copies, bellev· ing that It was addres11ed basically to the medical community. The astonished publisher went bac k to press time and lime agaln rluring the year. Last week he announced that 70.000 Mpies had heen sold . anl1 werp C'Onlinuing tn 11Pl1 11t the rate of fi,()00 a wepk WE CHECKED with the author by phone the other day. Might he explain the book's aucceu? Actually, Dr. B e r n e anticipated a best-seller where hil pub- lisher did not. This la not Stephen Potter's "Games- manship." This b about very real people -yuu and me. Wednesday. September 1, 1985 The edltorltJ page of the Daily Pilot aeeb to lnf orm and aUmulat. reackn by F""'ilnl lh1a oewa- paper'1 opinloua and commentary on topics 01 ln· tereat ud alcnif lcance, by prMfdlng a lora:m for the upruaion of our ruden' opinJona, and by pmenttni the dlvern Ttewpolnta of lnlormed observtrs llld 1pokesmen on topics of the day. Robert N. WMd, Publisher • • 9 "Ho Gr fa< fri in an au La tea . \ mi no Yt'C Lu ad· dh bu P& b<> on pll ~ na 21 Sp pl" 4 1 ho ad M Fa sil pa Bt co - GeMr1I 1000 General 1000 General 1000 General OPEN 9 A.M. 'til 9 P.M. "Home Trade-In Program" Back Bay --$74 a Month on exist.Jng financing. Beautifully clean 3 twin size bdrms. Long 24 ft. rear llving rm. Handsome in design. 15 ft . dining rm. Lge ranch· ~ style kitchen with built-ins. 145 ft. deep lot Enclosed wall to wa ll • ~ patio, perfect for entertaining & BBQ's. All this for just $24,900. ~ · 540-1720 anytipie. ~ 5 Sharp and c1.~!2!.0s~~o:·u~~~ l Rmodem kitchen with extra eating area. Professionally landscaped yard $600 dn or no dn G.I. 540-0060 anytime. · $17,900 • 3 Bdrm -No Dn G.I. Just like new and ready l.o move in. Raised brick planter enc1.rcles this charnung home. Large shade tree in front ya rd adds extra ... __.__,,, ____ _... __ charm. Attractive living and dining rm. Cute kitchen. Convenient to schools and shops. Submit '800 dn FHA or no dn Gt 540.1720 anytime. MOVE NOW BEFOR£ SCHOOL! Bay & Ocean View Gracioua family home, 24 fl. handsome living rm. 3 Bdrms. 3 bath hcllity. Oustanding kitchen, built-ins, dishwasher plus built·in re- frigerator at eye level. Formal dining rm. Huge family rm with built· in BBQ fireplace. 32 ft. heated & filtered ~l. Fantastic view. Truly an executive prestige location. Owner will help finance. You'll be rurpriaed at the price. 540-1720 anytime. Popular "T" Plan Luy man's castle. You'll believe this when you see the low main· tenance iroundJ & landscaping. Sihiated in the heart of Mesa Verde • walk to everything including Golf Course & Country C I u b. 12 minutes to new Douglu Plant 3 bdrm & huge family rm. First TD now $20,000. Owner will carry low dn & will help finance. Also will work an P'HA or GI sale. 540.ooeo anytime. 5 Bedroom Plus Family Room Luxurious home near Country Club. Double wh.ite brick fireplaces add extra charm to the living room & family rm. 14 guest form~I dining rm. Extra large kitchen with eating area. Double electric bullt·in oven, d.iabwuher. 3 bath.I. Many extra storage cabinets. Pantry roolll. Sweeping view. Submit ,2,00 dn or trade in smaller home. M0.1720 anytime. Mesa Verde -$113 Per Month on emting financing. This is the largest lot in the area. Private play ground for the children plus fenced off dog yard. Large ctment patio. Beautiful landscaping. Charming home. Natural w~ panel- ing in spadoll! living & family rooms. Raised hearth fireplace & natunl brick planters add extra charm to the living rm. 4 bdrms. 2 bath.I. Submit your terms. 540-0060 anytime. Back Bay Palace Reduced $5,000 Spacious home designed for people who like people. Built by l h e present owner on huge 66x300 fl R·2 Jot. Professionally land~caped. 4 garden type patios with waterfalls. Shuffleboard court behind the home. Huge 20x30 ft. rumpus room with private study or office adjotnin1. Poesession Sept. 7th. Owner anxious. Submit your terms. M0-1720 anytime. 4 Luxurious Units Close to Mesa de! Mar Shopping Center. Easy main~enance. Sprink- ler system. Private patio for each apartment. Privacy from the street. 2 bdrms & 2 baths each. All built-ins. Carpets & drapes. S505 month income. Pride of ownership units with good earning power. 540-0060 anytime. S11,70I • Big, Big Home Family borne apedal. Private picnic grounds & BBQ area. 4 king· slz.e bdrms. Large family rm. Foreat of fruit & shade trees. Covered patio. 540-1720 anytime. $17,om -Parklike Grounds Beautiful picturesque 1etUo1. BBQ area. Poolalze yard. 3 bdrm le cosy den. 2 bath. Low down payment. MG-OOeO anytime . Family Estate --$17,950 Family picnics in your own parkli~e yard. Saf~ for ch1ldrens play in extra area near the home. Beautiful home with large family rm 4 bdrms, rear living rm. built·in range & oven . 2 baths. 25 ft. cov- ere,d patio. Easy terms for everyone. 540-006-0 an ytime. High on a Hill --View Panoramic view from the huge picture windows. Lge rear living rm. attractively decorated. Separate 12 guest dining rm Electric built-ins in convenient kitchen. f amily sized family rm. 24 ft in length. 3 baths. $39.900. 540-1 720 anytime Doctor's Home --S2• Dn Panoramic view from the beautiful picture windows. 3,000 sq. fl. of terrific living area. 4 bdrma on lower level. Parquet floors. Palos Verde fireplace sets off handsome living rm. Full dining rm. ~uilt· ins. 3 baths. Private road into your own estate. 540-0060 anytime. Newport Beach--$22,500 Lovely home in beautiful Newport Shores. Play on your own private beach and enjoy the ocean. 3 bdrms. 2 baths. Beautifully decorated. Thick wall to wall carpeting and custom drapes. Lovely garden set· tin£. Patio completely fenced for privacy. Enjoy private Club House -guarded pools-and paddle tennis. Truly an elegant home for the low price. Submit low dn or trade. 540·1720 anytime. Horse · Lot plus Home -$20,500 Rambling ranch style with large master ~rms. Spacious living & dining rm. 2 baths. 165 fl. deep lot. On quiet cul.<fe-sac street. 24 ft. lath house. Large gate for entrance to back yard for horses. Near Irvine Campus & Back Bay. 540-0060 anytime. Your Own Private Forest Smell the wonderful trees as they blossom forth Imagine a familv cook out & picnic in this be~utifu.l ~etting. ~rge ~ear livin~ _rm with picture windows. Electric bu1lt·m Medalhon k1trhen Shd mg walls of glass to covered patio. 2 baths. Try $1 ,000 dn or no dn G. I. 540-0060 anytime. Submit $550 Down Sharp and clean. Natural kitchen cabi.neta . f~nished in . ~autiful tones. Built-in range and oven. Attractive living and dining rm. Large bdrms. This home situated on private pretty street. 540·0060 anytime. · Huge jr. Ranch Estate--$18,750 C:lean and cozy 3 bdrm home in popular area of Costa Mesa. ~~ge 20x22 ft. den with natural bnck fireplace and open beam ceiling. Separate dble garage with attached workshop in rear for the ha~dy man. Parklike yard. Submit low dn or no dn GI. 540-1720 anytime. 3 Bedroom & Den --$17,750 Natural brick planters set off the pretty eJtterior. A wonderful Cami· ly home. 3 bdrms & den or 4th bdrm. 24 ft. rear living rm .. ~ge family kitchen. 2 baths. Professionally landscaped grounds. Sliding glass doors to lge covered patio. Picnic • BBQ area. Low dn pymt or no dn GI. 540-0080 anytime. • ATTE~TION. REAL EST ATE SALESPEOPLE New or •pertw-4 e Join a eompen.y with ~. • l>a,J or NlCht Tninlni Olaaes. ~ 04 Hn Ideut • On the Job TnlDiq Proll'IJD. • SpoMOnbtp for ,oar Ucema. • bc9llent ldTanClll'lent opportun. • Yow Own Dat, Phone and lqulP' IU• and UJ'D1ni potenttarfor both 17 MODERN OFFICES 1000Gentral Wtdnuday, Septtmber 1, 1%5 DAILY 'ILOT/...._hm 37 1000General fOOO GWral lOOo .. OPEN 9 A.M. 'til 9 P .M. "Home Trade-In Procram" COLD WAR VETERANS Have you served in any capacity for 90 days in the Armed Fore-- es? U you have, you are eligible for the new Veterana FHA In- sured Loan Program with low interest rates. This allows you to move into a $19,00-0 to $20,000 home for S500 dn or leu. For information call 540-0060. Like a Colonial 2 Story ONLY $23,950 \harming red brick hreplace creates an atmosphere of warmth m tht huge lJV1ng rm 4 king-size bdrms. Extra roomy kitchen witb built-ins. Snack bu area. Quiet cul-de-sac street. perfect for child· ren to play. Extra large lot with profeuional landsc:apin1, sprint.Jer 6ystem Only 2 yrs old. Hurry, this won't last. 540-1720 anytime. "Fabulous View" On popular Country Club Drive. 4 bdrm and huge family rm. 3 baths. A prestige location . Fantastic Golf Course view from the huge II\ mg rm. Formal dining rm. Beautiful yard. Askin1 f59,500. 540-0060 anvtlme. "Ocean View Setting" Imagine loolung out over the blue Pacific with tall pine trees settin1 the stage in nature's wonderland. A most beautiful setUne. Private court yard as you entef. Lge. living rm, separate 12 guest dining rm. model kitchen with built·ins. Kingsize bdrms. 2 baths. Huge family rm. White turf carpeting. Submit $2500 dn. 540--0060 anytime. $600 Down · 4 Bedrooms Immediate possession. Sharp & clean 4 bdrm borne. Nicely landcaped. Lovely planter. 24 ft. rear living rm. Sliding walls of glass to huge covered pa tio. Minutes away to Churtb, Shoppini ~ all Schools. 540-1720 anytime. 3 Exel usive Lots Buy individually or m a group. Priced at $17.500. $20.000 and $17,500. Beautiful secluded residential area with private beach. EucaJyptus trees. Ocean view. 540-0060 anytime. MONEY MAKING UNITS What Do Yo11 Have To Tracie? Owner of 8 units will exchan~ for good commercial or lar&er units $6.000 equity. Submit. 540-0060 anytime. No Vacancy Here 8 Units -cleanest in town with low maintenance. No vacancy in 2 years. Will exchange for small home or smaller unit& 540· 1720 anytime. TRADE! TRADE! 8 Units. less than 2t; vacancy. Owner wants larger units with pool $2 l .000 equity 540-0060 anytime. 6 Units, -Reduced S4,80I 6 U01ts. furnished. No vancancy over Jut year. Shows 18~ return on investment. Owner will carry 2nd TD. M<H 72D IGJ· time. 4 Units -Newport Heights Cleanest in town. Owner will consider all exchanges. SubmJt on Trust Deed . 540-0060 anytime. 8 Units -Low Down 8 Units & room for 4 more. Owner will ex~ for mWJ vacant lot or Trust Deeds. 540-1720 anytime. New -New Beautifully constructed new units by original owner·builder. 1 year old. Sundet k Sou ndproof construction. 3 lu1uri003 owner stvled units. One with 3 bdrms, the other two with 2 bdnns. Annual mcome $4.56-0. Submit low dn or trade. 540-0060 any· time. I 17 MODERN OFFICES meat. new and uperlenced aale.speoplt. Call 540.1720 MW for lnfonncltloft 81r~e1 lrova Office Now Open 11 12112 Brookharst Orange County Regional Office 2955 HARBOR BLVD •• COST A MESA ' , . . . . . . -.. . . . . . . . . . ,. . .. . . ~ ........... ,,.,, ~,,,,, .. ,,._. . . . ' . . . . . . . , 38 DAILY..PILOl;N..,·Prtu Everyone H 11 Somethlnf TM+ Someon• S.. Warm - You C.n S.1 It, RM It, Trecle ~ With A Went A~ 'l'BE Bl66ES'l' SINGLE MAJIKB'J'PLACB ON l'BB ORMGE C'O.UT • PBONB DlllE C"l' 84Jelln HOUSES FOR SALi HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSIS FOR SAL E ·muses FOR SALi HOUSH flOR SALi HOUlil llOR SALi HOUSES FOR SALi HOUSU POa SA Li HOUSU POil SALE Gen.r•I 1000 Oener•I 1000 Oener•I 1000 Gener1I 1000 ChMNI 1000 Gener•I 1000ChMr•I 1000 1000 General 1000 SPECTACULAR OCEAN AND JEI IY VIEW LUXUJUOUS CAMEO SHORES HOME HUGH LIVJNO ROOM WITH BEAM CE.ILINGS SPACIOUS MASTER BEDROOM TWO ADDM ONAL BEDROOMS PLUS MAIDS FIVE BATHS PLUS POWDER ROOM LARGE POOL wml LANAI ROOM AND BAR LAVISHLY LANDSCAPED GARDENS $130,000 CALL WALLY HALLBERG HARBOR RHI Estm tor.na del Mir (714) 67~ $38,500 • BY OWNER 4 ldrms • Den • l laths Walk to st. John's or Orange Coast College, Costa MElfia HS, and Grade School 2 yr. old deluxe 2 story home, elec. k:itchtn, lncl di!h· washer. plush carpets, drapes. 60 ft. patio Costa Mesa's finest neighborhood. Pleue call 546-3649 -1 BEDROOM DREAM HOUSE Mr. Blandmgs would tum grHn with envy 11 he nw this nNt, clee.n. immaculate 4 ~m cba.nner. The adJ«Uvet In !be pttviOUI IW'n t e-nce are too aim llar but I.he dMcriptloo 18 per- fl'Ct. R.ecenll,y pamted with cove~ rear pet10. N~ lllrie family lo replace lranaterrrd owner. Wed.ae· wood Holly bwlt-1n11, Maple panelbn& In hvlnl room It farru.l.Y room. Buy FHA toe a low $22,900 full price. MOVE in NOW! t.&.ke-new 3 Bdrm. 2l.ii bath, spacious liv\ni areas. 2 pal· I06 in NEWER section ~ HARBOR V 1 E W HILLS. ~ady for you and near ICboola. Stt 3007 Setuna sun Drive. $47,950. COATS & WAlLACE RWTORS JUST REDUCED! And below FHA APPRAlSAL!! ONLY $21 ,!leO. Total paynwnu ot $168 Ptr mo including ta"~ on this dlarm1ng 3 Bedroom. 2 bath hOme m ( ollere Park. $1640 TOTAL DOWN IS ALL IT TAKES! Owner U..1110US. TOO MUC H DRIVING! So he hu to nl<>\t , Lovely larie 3 Bedroom, 2 bath, Bil res k1lchm. carpets, drapes, & ntwly decoratt'd home. Greet 1«'8tlon tor kids. Asswne existln& financln& .it 5~ %. Total Payments $1..57 per mo. SUBMIT YOUR TER.l\'IS at $~4.500. CAR • BOAT • TRAILER? Submit t.nde for 3 Bedroom Home \Vtth l baUu. 2 hreplaCM. Bt l, wall to '4a ll CIT~tlt\S. located l1I UM: heart of Mua Verde. Assume eiwt.in.& Jc.ii payment& ot $178 ~r mo .. including Prine., Tu.ea &: lns. SUBMIT ALL OFFERS! H19 Baker. C Mea, O~n Eves. 54Ul41 HUGE RUMPUS R.00~1 PrHent owner a.Oded this l&l'ie rump~ room with Swedish modem f1repl11ce tn bf-aub.tuJ Bal'k Bay area Receive this hug,. room aa a bomia for purchase! at no tnCTea.se m 11ellln& pnc-t. 3 bedroom&, 3 tlrt'ph1cea, One look & you·u •&T" with u~ F1iA appraJaal of $32.900 or hel1n yet, make oUer .l watch us jump. KJ ~91. Open E\•H . COSTA MESA OFFICE KJ S.~91 UDO ISLE FIRST TL\t E OFFER.ED! LIDO NORD BA YFRQtl.'T - • Pier I.: i.hp. Exc1ung j BR. 4 ba. Llkl" new. Spa· ciooa pal.lo Appo111tmtnt ooly U DO SOUD BAYF'RONT • with all the eictras · ttua 1~ r>trfectJoo' W1U trade eqtu· ty for 1ru11de Lido. $125,000 Harriet Perry REALTOR Cambridge Estates EASTSIDE COSI'A MESA - PRICE REDUCED!! Here'1 ) our oppormiuty to locate II' one of our bf-st arns. A llJH> ho mt> wt th t.hre-e latie he<::lroomt., lWO baths, (&nl- tly room, !!lectnc bullt·in oven / range & dl&hwutJer. W \V carpets and drapes, Al I t.hJ s pl UI l&J'it patio and professtonal landacap- ini make ttie new low price oJ S17.500 "orth your seellli · C A L L FOR APPOINT· \fEl'T Everuni,a c.all ~ DING DING DING SC'hoola bells a.re ri.ni\ni. Buy Uua l'Omfortahle 3 bed· room home. 1•. baths and a floor lo ~iling whit!! brick tirtplai.~. A covered patio faces a complet!! dlchondra T H J ::::':l E Al .,., . EST I\ TER ~3 THOUGHT FOR TODAY It la better to i!Ve than to lend, and lt cott; about tht •me. I TH E ~EAL E S TATERS If you 'd like a b1.; homt lD a d1stiniulahed ~·~hborheod. then 1ee lhli. ~~;m .,q tt. 2 story home tooay 4 bed- l'OOIT\I, 2 bath.<. Hu&e tam· ily room. Ttrraao enr"Y· Stone llteplan• Owner leav· 1n2 tile area and mus1 M-11 Pnced at only ~ !KKI ~ today. Open 'l1 l 9. 54~2313 646· TlTI - THE~EAL E S TATERS You Don't Drive? Then see Uu~ '"'"pnonal borne. Just one block trom Ha.rt>or Shopp1n1 Ctnle~ ft otfen for your comfort and enJOym!!ftt • 3 ~nu. 2 baths, t!repl111"f', hardwood floors, covf'~ p&llo and IACK IA Y IEAUTY 'Ibf.t. home c:onslata of 3 B!R-1 ~ Bathl-Fam· ily Room·B/l Kitcbenf.iuae walk.in Cloth• Closeu in all B/R with 2 in Master B/Jl. WaU t, Wall Cpt throughout-Custom dpa- Very large patio-yard prof essionilly land· scaped · located on Cul · De . Sac street only mJnut.es for U of C Irvine. Full price t29,SOO with financing already paid for. 5 B/R·F/R·D/R POOL This large Beautiful Family home must be see to be fully appreciated-Landscaped for minimum are-Tropical gardea with cabana and covered pati~omplete B/I ltitchen-W I W cpt throughout-quiet Cul·De-Stc street-2 brick fireplaces-2 baths-Pool extra larJe and heated & filtered-H.vbor Hi Scllool District- f42,950.00. SALESPEOPLE WANTED We need qualified salesmen and will offer a nice office, good location-ample advertising budget-full broker cooperation. Please con- tact Chill Robinett for additional inform- ation. MESA 642-0820 Move In ••• In ThM For School! SEE. THE HOUSE OF THE WEEK! A new 2-ttorY home 1ft .. GLEN MAR .. $495 Down only m!nutes from t he ~ch. schools &: ~ Brand New lnr. Purchue price In· eludes: 5 BEDROOMS Your dtol~ of rich cv- peling, sprinklers, prl· vacy, fenced rear ya.rd. "Glett Mar" dlshwuher. MACCO Move in now! The BEST 2-STORY VALUE ln O!-- an&e County. FumllW model at Brookhunt. Is LEADERSHIP HOMES Adams. ( 714) 962-1238 VBRING THIS AD & REGISTER • • • FOR FREE DRAWING • • • ----------~ SHORECLIFFS FIRST TIME OFFERED 3 Bdrms, 2 Ba. hdwd flra, FA beat, used brick frplc, lge living rm, separate dining area, shake roof, 2 secluded patios, lge lot. Shown by appt -Exclusive with UJ. Priced to sell quickly at $46, 7SO "'"" l111d~apt>d yard .• ~!!!!l!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!l!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!l!!!!l!I!!!!!!!~ PnC'ed a t J~l Sll,950. Optn Ad d u • A.~ EX • S!:RVICEMAN 'dl 9. Call now' nits 646·TI11 5-16·231J Who bu eem!d 90 da)'I ot active duty anytime lil1C9 B!RllWJ Prie9 T. McCu.istion, Rltr. 673-0940 THEQEAL E S TATERS Tax Shelter WMt a commem al lot or ICllJl!" acrea~? How about a business? Call 64.2··tl00 or come ~ ua m our inve51· meat ortiet fac1111 Harbor Shopping Omter. THE~EAL ESTATERS for Income World War 2, and bu not p~vtOOllly URd any GI loan IUSINESS AT HARBOR UGHTS HOME Hue'• tM opportunity you havr bttn w a I ting {or. Bl.'11..D ~O UNlT'S at rt!ac on tlu& large 58' x 170' lot. Rent or hve in existing three bedroom home. Lo- cated r!f'ar All Arnencan sMl"J'llO~ N"ntl"l' on 19th &: H11rhor A STEAL AT S17,500 -CAU. TODAY. ~elits Is now eUilble for a ~1al raA Veteran loan C·2 smed. 3 bdrm home, p~am whlch wiU enablr HARDWOOD F L 0 0 R S, tum to purcha.se a home b r I c k ftreplace. Localed tor u little a.a $200 down l!iO' from HARBOR SHOP· payment! Thia new pr'OiTllm Pll'lG CENTER. & acr~ will be taken advu~ cl 1treet fJtom K-MART. Thia by ma ny people, -o call ua ls an EXTRA NICE fine now for d!!talls and avoid horm!t FULL PRlCE 1-~0R the rush. 646·mI. Open HOME A LCJI'. JUST E\es. $24,750. CHEAPIE and OCEAN VIEW from this 300l aq. ft. 2 Sl<:ry borne. Located In N.wport Heighta with 3 bedrooms and 3 batha. ~parat.e tor· mal dinini room. Large~ atain recreation room tur- nahed completely with \\'ET BAR/ R.EFR.IG ER· ATOR.. L41Te entertainers pabo with flood Qatlta. Electric pr&&e door open· er & many, many mo~ ex· KI ~-9(91. Open Eves. tit SEMPLE • RIAL ESTA TE 3336 Via Lido NpB. 675-4550 small tter ytrd. Sprinkler H rbo H• hla els system Ul fronl yard for a r ICJ n 58> DOWN. 3 larie bdnm, t.ras. Owner pun:hued an· l"'-betla. LARGE FENCED other home A.lllXJOUS YARD, l'Ull bearina fruit PRICE ONLY $50,!l>O. Call trees. COVERED PATIO. now to !Mped, ~ P a y m e n t 1 LESS THAN can be an-anged 800l'l• COSTA MISA OflFICE Kl~l For Sa.le OR TRADE 3M2 East Coast Highwa,y Corona de! Ma.r 67:r2101 ~MOVE UP to 4113 Cortland Drive In u- cluslve Cameo Highland~ 3 Bedrooms and all the Qua 1- Jty Features you expect to find, $44 ,50(). Approx. $700 Dn. to Vet. 90 day' &eJ'VlCe. l..arie cor lot with room for boer ()!(' tra.Jler. 3 &droom1. l ~ baths. Out of town own· er nys ~11 now while house 1s vac111t. $20,950. CURT DOSH, Realtor DUPL.EX·2 bdrm at S22.7SO, located llfft shopping oo EIL'!ts1de for 1111all home on E.{sts1de. Call Inne Merle-1610 w. c.out H'8hwmv roa ley, 646·8811, evea 548--0983. -. ..., 1 ....... Tustin Ave. 646-3907 Ed Rlddlt> ReaJtor Inc. U 8-93S4 673-3468 Eves Eves 494-029 or 646-4579 SUBMJT DOWN DOVER SHORF.S * TUSTIN * Vacant. Price Reduced BAY and VIEW fiOMJ:S BEAUTIFUL custom • blt Lt: pool, 3 BR, 2 ba, (am :m, with 3 private beaches. est&~ hoim Cowan Hta. f t Vacant, 3 BR 211 batha. rp c. elec kitchen. Open M.ACCO RULTY CO. Over an a.ere land. Sale or Fri-Sun. 1626 Myrtltwood 10'8 Santiqo Or. trade or leaK w / opt.ion for I Mega Verdel Rltr M. Davi.a I Newport Beach Buch property. By owner. ~2 or 546·1385 (71') OR S-3112 673~!... .. ~:-::i:~iimiiii~Ziri.iiiii:ii:ii~~~~ l ~ Dover Village The Most I Luxurious 2 Bedroom & 2 ~ Bath Condominium Garden Apartments In NEWPORT BEACH YOU OWN THE LAND DOYEi VW&E CDIP. I 075 DOVER DRrvE NEWPOlT IEACH 642'3360 l LEISURE LIVING IN WESTCLIFF easy care. Cmtplete wall to POOL HOME! 4 ~s. "'all nylon carpea Ulru-out. 2 bath. 16 x 24' llvmg room. ~ear all acboola and shop-Brick fittplace! Built-ins ptng Ct'nter. U YoU're look· Hardwood noo"'! 18 lt JO' J E\ealDgs Call 548·9-117 111g for a .~ .. J.bif la the heat~ pool. Clo 1 e to 1 NEWPORT HEIGHTS one Lo .see. Orfy'ta;M mt acboola. Tull ~ $11.SQll. ' ~ BUY! can be bougtit wft.b a low Open 'Ill 9. Call DO\"! Yes, tba 3 bedroom, 2 bath down payment to l',H.A. S46-23U IHO·nn with a la.rp custom fanuly call us and ~ type kitchm, beautUuJ car-FA R R.w pet1 ' dnpes throughout, 293 E.17lh ~ COfit.l ~tesa Open Eves I!llCOME UNlTS • PLUS Two l&rit 2 bedroom homes OV!!r 1,000 aq. ft. e.aclt on E'I R ·3 lot Additional bonus feature. front house bu a 14 x 24 root building at• tadted, which can be used u an o!ti~. buainess or a third rent.i a~ It hu ill own bath It kitchen ~ mtndous pouibilltiea. SS.000 ~ill handll KI 5-9491 Open Evtt. COSTA MESA OFFICE KI S..9491 Open House 12-6 THE~EAL ESTATERS Income! E."ceptlonaJ tnplex! Three :! bedroom units. C a r • & outmnding locauon 11 really the best buy in New- port He1gtiu. A Walker & Lee exclusive listing al $2'T ,B>. 646-TTU. Opesi Evu pet..! Dr a peg! El!!d.ric • kitchens~ l..ot6 of storqoe! Attractively landtcaped! What a buy for only $37,500. Call now for ap-NEWPORT BEACH OFFICE 646-7ill pomtment to ~ theee tine Uruts. Open 'W 9. 646-7171 54S-23l3 Rentfn' & R9JMntin' THE~EA L ESTATERS RE MOVE THOSE CURLERS MA'M Why not bulld up an estate in reoal Klate? For example tlua 3 bdrm home on l~ lo« with lot& of (ruit t.rtts can ba youn with ool,y '500 dn plus closing cost at rnA appraisa.l of $17,:AXl. Eves 545-1847 CALL 646-0261 FOR ''SMILING SERVICE" '~ 646-7ill RENT. PAMPER MOMA? POOLSHCIAL FARR•W Yea. wtth he-r own comfort· Colltp Parit Area. J Jumbo 293 J:. l7th table GUEST HOUSE '-bdfttl. I baths. Tutd\111,y Co(ta Mesa Open~ bath l your owri custom A newl,y decorated lna.tde & built 3 bdrm 2 beth home out. Mapnfkent 18 x 36• LIDO AREA BAY TRONT • nearby. CI o 1 e to new heated pool. Full price , SSS,000! ntCA and CWic ~oter. $24,0'75, f1iA terms. That I T'ltht ftfty ftve t.bou- Transfen-ed awntt aays sand dollars make& you the 6el). Submit low IBA down proud OWMJ'. Of coune ol only Sl200. Evn ~s-5065 there ii a awimmin& pool, CALL 646--0261 FOR pier & slip. 5 rrunute walk "SMIUNG SERVlCE" to Lido ahoppin&, bring 1873 Harbor Blvd. 6 DEWXE UNITS $6840 YEARLY INCOME l.Jve in Owner·M•naatt 3 Br, 2 ba home and let rent.I.I ln• come mak.e your p~ F.P. $58,SOO. TERMS. . L_ - Newport at V1ctoria 64&-8811 0peD Evenlnp 'W 9 G.I. or F.H.A. UNI, L<1W DOWN on im· $14,950 == = ~ :i BEDROOM. l~ batha. Ga· pl.ace and bullMn ldtdlen. ~ + carport: 1&119 COY· wan to nn caJllet. drapea ered patlo. Mlllt ..nr and m&D.)' mere extru. ~ $5350 down to lit TD. oated DMZ' C.M. Partt, ahop- 1211 w l&tb ex sr ARTS. Pri~ to lell fut yoor Rolla Royce and cbeclc book to Wll.lker & Lee, loc. 646-77U. Open Eves. NEWPORT BEACH OFFIC! 646-m.J 1 LITTLE AD CAN'T TELL ALL about ttUa pnMndal 4 bdrm, 2 batb home w/alate entry A nylon ~· BEST MESA VER.DE AR.EA. O>rne prepared to ocii &: aah $26,950. Evet 54.5-1847. CALL 646-0'E J'OR "SMUJNG SERVICE" 13U Red.lands Dnve Choice Back Bay Area Qwd< PO&l!e.ssJon a big bdrms. huge family rm. 2 dehL~ baths, '.! mas· 1ive tirepla.cu. Loaded with extras. Will sell under mar· ket. Low dn pymt No I~ dllJ"ift. i Jet' I viait ~ ol the most JtUnni.ng homes we ba•e had the pleuure ol oth!ini to the pubUe. .lmpreaift entry lead& to~ Unng rm wft:b slone tlttpl., 4 bdnna. 2&12 baths, bit ln kitchen, carpels & draped. Lots o( luxury for only $27,950. Evea Sfb.~142 [!!t 6A2-.U22 ~ ~= = __ #j~i!l•I at $23,950 -Hlln)'. 1.873 Harbor Blvd.. C.~ . .;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ ~-~l!ll~llll••lr.. * Newport Height. * $125 MONTH FmST TIME OFFERED • Paymmt includes taxes A :.: 646D11 $1l8 INC.UDING TAXES For this !arze family home with spacious room alin, htli'l~.and~arproposed new Marina. ~o DOWN GI, or S650 down to othtn. 646·77U. Open Eva. NEWPIORT IEACH OFFICE ~mi · Paint Up luitd Up Oaml.oM.able older 3 bdrm on E li<ko R·2 lot. Room for another. Walk to Wtttcliff A 17th sboppini· Sl6.000. Eves 642·2348 CALL 84&-om TOR "SMJ.UNG SERVICE" " • t.m Rarbor 8Jvd... CK. 9-ldc Possession ' BR KESA VDU>E. Pool Ntar Adama School '1YJ Sboppina. Excellent bomt. br main&aa.oc:it yard. Jeu lm£Ui. Rallar, ~ CALL ~ FOR "SS1LlNG SERVICE" '~ " Lovely quiet street ot fine Ina. rroo down or nothlJlc hornet, 3 bdrm1, 1~ baths, down for VA. You can own 11 x Zi Uv. room with beam a 3 BR home w/ hdwd On, ceiling, gag blt·in'a, cpt. &: Ip lot, fenced yard with drapes, Cf!m. block fenC\1!, gOOd Eutslde locatJon.. Call attractlv!! yard, t r e e 1 · tor dft&ile.. This ta -4~ to •mlilmiiiiillOll1mO;;;;;;;Oiiiiiiiim5m .1873 Harbor Bf'HI. C.M. I ASKtNG 129.SOO. mov~; ............ FABL'LO~~ERMUDA 1 "C'' Thom1s Re1ltor Only $.1,950 tor a VlrN lot \n this tamoua aolllni com· 1224 w. Cout Hy U 1-5311 mW\it)'. Owner wt.11 take Npt. Bch. Eve IO~ aomf! ea.ab()/(' will trade kr WESTCLIFF equi ty m Newpoft • a.ta. p ~:;: UN. JO H49i. Open WITH POOL IARE IUY 7( ( J(/w11t•l r;. 4911. l lth St. 641~ --~~--. *POOL; • • 1873 Harbor Blvd., c.M. 1126 White Siiis HARBOR VIEW HILLS, CdM FIRST SHOWING of oot- ltllndJng 4 Bdrm, family bomt With marvelous Yiew ol Bay • Ocean activity. Walllandlcaped, poolliud )WCI, $41,5()0. Mt.Hale Coldwell laftbr & Co. 2200 & Cout Hwy. N.B. OR s.DO J OLD uwm ........ 111 ......... C.M.' .646-4117 i I t .... "I <', e, ... ~ "> .. ' . . . . ~ . . . . . - NO Oii • IO·OO l)rel'I" ., TtV "'0.. t•t<utc ........ ery t Offklel COUf!fy '°'"' .. ....... , . "" ••le , ..... , '!!It Co ...... 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S~ol I, 1,.l lfl~U LEGAL NOTICE 1'·221Q CIUTll'ICATI 0 ' I USINISI 'ldln"'1 """ 1111111 TIM ll"dtr•lo'led • llertt>y cortlty llltl '"" ert eoftducllt1t • bu•lneu u • l imllf<I Ptrlntr•lllD t i ._ Wul COt ll Hltllwov. N•wPO'I llttcll, C•ll!ornlt. un• II•• '"' llclllklu• firm "'"" Ol C•&A ' A p ALM.A ·~ '"" u lo '""' It tom oo!o<td ol Ille loflowlno. ''"'''" ,..,,.,.., •"'fl Pf'll'(.IN I 0•1cu ~ bu\•l"lrn .,. u •oltttw' GENE~AL P•llTNEllS Wtrmi:"9tt>" Con•t'U(tlf)t' r n , ""'"td oertr"Ml''"'O. lOO Horth N,.•POr1 '°"'"''"'· ..,.,DO" lltech, Cell10<"t1I• ~u•fln VIiie~. Inc. • C•lll()rnlt Cftf• Cl<l•tllofl, ttlOO Wtll C111•1 l<tQllwn ...,w_t 111e11. Ctlll<!'nlt lfMITED PADTNEP F ,.,. H. Avr" .t. $oft. I C 1lltornl• cnr-eUon. 6Jl Soonh $11•1to P•<K•· Los A"Qt~t. Ct lllornlo Doted August t. ltU IS~ALI W•rrntno•nn (OftOr11e1io.-Ce 111 I! o Wermt""tClft Tu11tn VIiiao•. Inc !Iv DO<l•IG 11 Avr" Jr Frtl\k H AvrH .. SCI'\ Iv Oor\afd I •Y•tt STATE 0,. CALIFOltNIA I COUNTY OF OR.ANGE I " On 1111• tlll dtY ol •uau11. 1'0 , bf. lore mt. Ille umlersltMd. t Noltrv !Out> Uc In end !or •tld County •tld Sl1l1, H r· ~II\' ._,,.d E G. w1rmlnol0<1. ~-to mt lo i.. 1 ptrll'lf• In ''" WARMINGTON CONSTllUCTION CO,. tr-iwn to mt lo i.. Iii. 11ert011 Wl>O ~ !llt wllllln lnslruml!Jnl on i. lltlf ol Ille pAfll'MtrtlllD lla,.ln Nmed, IN ~CJlllOWitdttd 10 "" 11111 llt t~llCUlld Ill• lltn<! WITHUS "'Y ll&nd Ind offltlt l Ut l !SEAL/ Jt"'i'll l IClr~oetrlc~ Nt1IMY Publl( Ct ltlofftll Prift<IN I Olllco I~ Or1no1 (Cl\lfttv My Commluloft £ •olN'1 Sfop!tmtllf '°' ... ' \!ATE: OF CAL1'0llNIA I COUNTY OF OltANGE I H • O<I 1111• tffl NY ol A11t111I. 1'6.1, i.tl!r• ""· ~ vndtr1'9Nd. 1 Hol•rt l'uollc In -for Mid (-ty .,,., Slei., I*'• '°"'"' _.,..., Oolttld I Avrn .. Jf~ ~-.. -..... ,... p~"' TUUIN VILLAOI!, INC., .,,. 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ISIAL.I HOUSES FOR SALE c;.neral 1000 ~·.\£.-AR s a ii' D WINNERS COUNT DOWN Only 17 more days to jtt't ~11)"'<1 lb >Ollr new home 1*11.l~ 1<'11001 :1tarts! Marln•ra & Harbor HI ~ Br, 211 ba. tn Newport Seaeh. Liie lvgmi w/ hu1te tlttpl. Dining area + fam. rm. Bit • in kit w/ di3h• wshr. 1, ba off util. rm. Extra lge master auite w/ dressing area. CHOICE HOME JN CHOICE'. LOCA· TION. Undtr $32,000 BAYCREST Pll'asure. l'ctrnfo11, slatw. 111 OOt ~ICIOU8, land8cpd packa11e 4 bdrs, 212 baths. Country • siled tam. rm. NOT JUst anotMr hoollf' • but • charmer at the niht Prll"e NEWPORT SHORES FU'~t lime ottered • near- new 3 bdrm, 2 ba. '.? 1tory Lu.,ury cpts drps. Block to nePan. Pool priv. Vaca.n1 • we hlVt' the kf'y. llo7.J W~C.. tsrokt'n for lla,)'Cretf 16-49 WHtcliff Or., N.B. 646-0221 Duplex Special S!t'pi: lo ocean. 3 bdrm. llJ> 2 bdnn. lower. Fireplace, patio, aundf'Ck, fte sunple, 1 mollt'y maker all year, ~ SJ.Im dn. Owner anx1oua. Bay & Beach RHlty Inc. 202S W. Balboa Blvd., N.8 . 673·9'l00 Eve1. ~ ••••••••• S0-0-0 CLEAN! 3 Br +. family rm, cpta, d.rpe. ne9t ICboota. A3ki0i $1000 below FHA 1pprau1l. Call Loday - PLAZA REAL TY lj() East 17th, C.M 642-4020 ••••••••• TAKE OVER BIGG I. LOAN 00 tJug 1700 aq n. homA! OC'1 Coit a Mesa '1 f1bulous NO!th aide Four IPICIOIJA bedroomJ plus family room and dlnini area. oversiu-d douhle ill'a&e completely finished for rumpus room. Tocal payment n&.1 Mo. Including everything. C~Jl RO'ITMAN CO at 546-ml 11nyttme. BARGAIN! • ' :l Bdmu, 3 Ba. FHA, GI Loan& Available • u hrtJe u ~.oo Down. In beaullful UiUJ\a Be1ch. By Owner 646-0'!'lS. • BAO< BAY AREA J BR. din rm. lge liv rm, hd~d fJra, nag llOnP trpl, many lrt't'a. Only S19,8'15. sum dn, $113 per mo with 5'\ % Int. ~ taxes. No 2nd TD. Fr111k Kiniaard Real Estate Ml 2·2222 anytimt. DAVIDSON R"81ty NO DOWN tu q1111llned vets or wJll •ell FHA ~ Br + ram. $1 7,500 RH trJO Harbo1 Bj . 5B. CM :wi • a460 E vn :>4~ I o..>8 V OCEAN FRONT Wrll buill duplex, pJ113 room In expand Rini 673-7420 11> "rr Ba lboa S.y Propertlu 1505 W Balboa N.B. { ROOM TO BUJL.D BEACH houJe Mar Ocean. Large comer R-2 lot, S20.750. Georve Willlatru10n, Rltr. OR H35Cl. HOUSES FOR SALE 11 00 ..,.. BELOW FHA ..,.. Sl!UrJU NEARL.Y SllXXJ BE· l..OW FHA • APPR. BY OWNER Wt: llAVE ANOTHER HOME & WE'RE READY TO MOVI:.! ""' I', bit<. lirammdr &hi .... ~-Blks Junior H1~h ..,. -4-Blks Propoi.t'd l\1 nnna & Back Bay Park 3-Br 1'1·Ba. Bltllll L;ll' rien C'PTSICLEAN! COZY' llUR.RY ! Call Ml 6·783ll $750 DOWN You can'I top th11 for 1 aorvi 3 bedroom, 2 b1111t home In Colle2e Puk full p1'tl·r. nl,y $~.~j()· CHAS. C. MARTIN REALTOR 1999 Harbor CM LI 8-11!15 A BARGAIN U yoo lll't 1 wk end p.tJnter & land1eaper, Name yoiur own do"'1! peym'1 tJ you have eood credit. Pa,ym'b low u f1J6 mo. Nr OCC just od f'&JM1tew . 2m Loyola. Shuwn by 1ppt. Jack JmiUI Co. !'>43·01 FRUfT TREES! F'iabpond! Beau • Playhouae! OUve tree! Beau-lndcpd! 3 • yra. new• 3-Br. Nr-new ww· cpts • drpl. BltiM, F'rpl. $24,500. Owner/1.1 S-2656, 64'.l· J.4!17. 641-«15. a>UNTR Y ~-T-Y_L_E_UVl--N-G i., acre on lJ'ff 1111~ street w, 42 )'00111 rru 1 t " c11TU1 treea. ctucken le &Tet>nhotJAe. Back Bay atta. 3 bdrm1 A den UJ.9M. 646-:>~. (31'J E. 20th, CM. LOVELY 3 BR I~ ba home. altrartJvt W~lll~ &re&. pnetd Ul'!Mr market al Jl7.960 923 Senate by appt. H.D. John1011 Bkr. 64S-012 SACRU'ICE/ By owner 2 • Br + Guest • nn & add'l bath on lie R-2 lot! Room for lllCltber unit. 118.900- 158.S Redlands Pl/ 646--0211 4 BR. 2 ba. Nice Jot. TeJTlfic IOll cot1rM (\'lew! At trwy; ac.hoola. Euy FHA. 1133 mo. pmtJ. J20'J New York. ~tru. E.UTSlDE BY OWNER 3 BR. 11-~ ha, him rm. Under $18,00>, <underi>rlcedl Quick poueuion. 646-1813. BY owner, modem 2 BR Eo lklt, HW, cpt, Very 1harp. mo tota1 ctn. n 6,900 NS·82S3 MMe Vtrde 1110 Pool • l + f am rm. BeautllW Meu Verde Hlah- lands pool home. 3 bdnn1 6: fam rm. Sunny patio, per- fect for entertainine or Ju11 mutna. Newly Carpeted A dra,ed, nr school• A a ruoe t&m ~·· A.uume m .100. 5-\. r;(. loa.n • low down. Bkr. 546-!i880 JUST LISTE_D __ MPU Vtnfe Cambndae 3 + ram room plua formal din· tnl!' rm. Colonial 1tylr front. d1cho~ lawn Maiu11ve double hreplr. Pool mt'd yard. Reu down. Submit terma. Take ovtr S23,300 FHA loan at $1.3.~. 8kr. ~ ONE MAN'S LOSS can be YoUt 1a1n. Bl1 3 BR 2 ba, tam rm REPOSSES- SION. Only $21,750 with S.f95 Ito. Paymenta like rrnl • no 2nd. Com plttely landJc. & fencl'd '" M. v. bl'st a~a. Th.-Myh~ Co. ~967'7 11nytlmt $2,CXX> Under marile1. 3 Br. 'l bl, [am rm, <'Pll, drps, 1 blk to market. 120.500 KJ 6-1669 • 3 BR, I" b1. dbl 1ar. patio. drpe, $17,900 642-00SO If\ S:JO DA.IL l' PILOT •ut Ada. a..tta tla7 altlr 4'J .tUI It'• Jut I.he facta. ma'am. DtaJ 14!-al'hl No Matter What It Is YOU CAN SELL IT WITH A DAILY PILOT WANT AD For F•st S.rvice & &pen Auistence DIAL DIRECT 642-5678 JUST SAY CHARGE ITI . . . HOUSES FOR SALE Me.a Verde 1110 ••••••••• Mesa Verde IAltGAIN i:l!'ltUt1lul 1700 sq fl. ' BR 2 ba, him. rm.. Cipnot bl.Ult home. Choice loCati n. 110\llilt 11 land Ku ped Ii In e~ceUent condition. Wlute frplc 2 bt'la of shdtng alas. doora & 2 pa ttos-$23. 7S(). FHA·VA terma. Ai.k for Jim Pfrtlt t ves. 546-6343 TUBACH RWTY 30:?1 Harbor Blvd. Cl\t. 545-84:!1 ••••••••• BEST BUY I GI • RESALE Owner/ lmrnac! 3 • br. •·am • rm. '24,:,00, 546--0477. Newport Beach 1200 ELEGANCE AT ITS PEEK J Br. 2 ba. home ovulookln& Newport's exd ustve UpJ>l't Bay, planned rt'111dmtial de- velopment. Frttdom trom Individual mamt. fully Ind· ai>d. priv pario.-, 2 pnols, putt1n1 1 rtt n. 64.2-M'.!5. -ru. tin It Dl'l Mar Ave. New- port Beach. NEWPORT Heilt'ht.s by own· rr. cu.Jtom built. modern 4 br. I~ ba, loada of cabillt'll, & ell'C bit-in kit, with dish· washer It d.iap, w/w iOld , pt.a It drps, hdwood fin, forced a.tr heat, inc.er comb •ysttm, tiled tJ!plc, dble de- tached ear &: carport. pro· f etllllooal ly lndscpd. $.15,000. 0> Santi Ana. Call tor appl. ~2911 JUST REDUCED II BAYFR.ONT horM with &Wt't'pilia VleW of bii ba,y. ~P te1Taee for aun • tun. Pier A alip S BR l bit • lmm1cul1te coodl· tiOI\, Sl29,500 UDO REAL TY, Inc. 642~ 673·88JO OWNER leaV\ng country and anxioua to aeu. 3 BR., 2~ lia. Fam Rm. A: Din Rm. In HARBOR HlGfU...AN"DS. King alzed Muter BR. Un- usual amount of cupboard o\ cloeet ape. Priced for quick aa.le at Sl2.000. 2ill Dover Dr 'faclni lNlnt' I NB 64&-8650 548-34~ *TRIPLEX* J01Din1 Nt'Wport Harbor Ya.cht Cub It beach. Com· p I e t e I y furniah«I. Sales priC"e ~7.500. Yrly lncome S6(XX). c~ down ~ WIU trade. 673-95Cli ~"'Ii m-JU l1 Uncll Eslites 20 Custom HolMI BALANCED POWER 3 • f BR Fam Rm + Din Rm 642..:mt OCEAN fRONT DUPLEX IBaJboal Walnut PIMl'd 2 • Br 1pta RPnt tor Sl.50- wkly each. &au -cond' s.55.<m. 210 E. Ottan t•ront. 675-4170. OWNER. OWNER WI aeU or Exchge. for MT'llller home/ Nr-new l·Br (l-6tra lge w/akylid>t Ideal for atudlol + den. Nr • Badt 8-y, 548-4870. BY owner. Spacious custom 2·Br , den, 2·ba, dln'ir rm + Income apt. Cor Harbor View LI 8~. ~port_ Hgta. 1210 Nrr>: Family Home ~ PR hit 11\S, rtplc c:ph. Beaut. 111.dac. Own. 6%-&~l. 3-BR. Nr-Newport Hiah. S21.SOO. Small-dn/Owner w/ carry 2nd. OR ~1 12AO BEAMED CEILINGS 3 BR. playroom & den. dbl. frplc, 2~ bathl. ta tncd yd. SJ!l.500. 642-1~ c,,rona del Mar 1250 COL.OR YOUR FUTURE "ROSEY" Jnrome proprrty in the heart of Corona del Mar. Two ~te homea • 2 bed- rooms each. tl~place In owrier's unlt. BeautiruJly landlcaped comer. Make 9ffer of 16.000 down pey· •rnent. m-.i1n. 0Pt'n Evt'•· CORONA DIL MA• OP'l'ICE ~71 Farmhouse Style o•trlookinr ~an It Coun· &ryalde. 3 Brt hobby howt', Ii:-lt'Cludrd fte lot: big lrtta. flllf' for f11ml1¥. MoVE IN by S C JI 0 0 L Tl Mt:. Ow~r1Bkr tnJ.:.io10 BARGAIN! C'hl rm'i Prnv Pool! ~Ulldt'Cll Wrtb..1 . VlE;W 3 Brt, 3 lia. Fam 'tn· l.ae f'lfµenid~ IOI ~ Sr ll ' 1"llwi • Option or 1r"de·dn· OIM. OWNER. 173-76" BY Ollmlr 2 BR. epltt le~ home, la Uv rm, eep din. rm. + p.rqoe 9,l>t which P9-Y• 91""' o1 mo pmr .. an 1111. •m.a. ~il:rl. N .. WLf • ~I M irr 2-: Cr 2 • Ba R • 2 lot ~ or Hw7. Print' only. OR 3•1T7'.! -DUPLEX SOOt' ttwV:- NtwlJ • dtoc! Cft'r, f'plrv. Owntt. m.-OR l-416' • • • HOUSES FOR SALE ~rone del Mar 11.50 C:lllLDRF.N'S 01:.LIGllT b havuii: 1 homt' nedJ the "Yoolh Center " Thia 3 bed· room, 1 bath h<>ml" 11 on a hills1\Je \\1th lots ol lrtts IUld an easy upkl't'P yard. The hv111a room has a roty hrti:ilal't with paMlled stor- BJ::l' and the dln inz al't'a has shu11e~ at the ~ mdow. Thi> yellow hied kuchen hu Mnvt'ment bu1lt·ln! It lots nl «abuwl spAee A nlct f*llO 1s otr tht ml\Slt>r bf.d· room k doubt~ garaaP wilh plumbllli 1n. tO!ll'd R·2 ii you pr~rer 10 add on. SH !hlS today. thtn try $3,500 down. Call 675·3171 for 1p.. pouinm;n1 Opt-n Evra CORONA DEL MAit OFFICE 675-JITI IBE LIFT. OF RJLEY In buunful N t w p o r t lit'tfhta! Lue av"ay your houn undtr ~cal palma 111 the ta.sy·dnes.11 yard, or 11Pluh U\ your b12 awun· mtni pool Cootemporary·3 laree bedrooma, modem latchen. fanuty room. ~ near achools. Olrtrtd undtr 137,500 • aubm1t your pres· ent home Ill exchange. Call 675-3Jn. Open Eves CORONA DEL MAit OFFICE 67~3lTI EM'ERALD BAY v.~ buildlnr 11te ll\ ~clu· aive LaiUI\• neliftborhood • compltle $2.<m •t ot arctu• tectura!Jy & Aaloc:11tion • approved plans for 2,100 eq ft . 3 bedroom home. Can be yoon for SS.Im mrni· mum lnvnlmf'n!. Enjoy pri· va~ l>Hch. pool. ~ tmnla rourta ln thu controlled ac· tesa community 675-Jln O~ Eve~ CO~ONA DEL MAit OFFICE 67>3Jn 3 BR. l b.. cpll. drp. ScU or trade for unUJ or house, O.f. LI 8-1931 Lldt lale 1l51 ---- Llclo l1le~ ~ k'. A.. p AUU:lt. !NC. 1171 Via Lido, OR •.rn Q U-f l T End ot lslan<l • N.-ar Assn Beech & Pitr Potent1dl f'harmer W :l 1tory 1..Jv. rm 3 Bd. Slttp1n1 Pcll. 'l bath Partially f'um. 142.IXX> R.C. Greer. Ruiter J.116 Via Lido OR l-930\ OUR f BR 2 ba home mu.t bt IOkl. Sale or trade, al11> leaae option. ~•cant. Owner OR 3~180 or 5'3-Q269. CONTEMP, newly dee.. 3 bdrm. 2 bl, 1tr1da patio lmm11c, $43,500 Owner. fi73-761i9 -QUICK-POSSE:-ISroN- Sharp 3 Br '4.9.~ or 1uh- m 11. 642-568.~ JMMAciJLATET4Br, 3 ba, lg lam rm. South patio. SSS. 500, owner 673-7669 ... ~ ltland 1155 Wll Sell or LNS• with option to bvy BtteuUlully panc:ltd In ASH. HICKORY & WALNUT , •. :I 1tory, 3 bdrm, 2 b111h home. High bea~ celhn1: In 18 x 2'l' llvini rm. Ultra modem k1tcMn. with elec- tronic oven 1djoina family nn. ~.50() or $325 yrly Jae. Duplex Plus Good lnve11mm1 with uc."t+ lf'nc ret1tal rtt0rd. 3 ~ rooms + 2 bf<lroomt + ~lor unit 208 Marinr, B11lbo1 l.:tll' 67!)..'>~'tiO "'"''""'*' a..ch 1400 VllW-POOL ShakP lloof · Custom .1 RR hom4I In ~•I BeKch lhlb!' Brinz y00r 1>1tnt lm1,h. y0u'U im lhl" buy uf a Ill• """'· ri minute-a u1 Douwllu. R. D. Slates Realty 1T2S2 Beach Blvd. 647-3$19 f'Vl'I 847·~14 · SMALL RANCH F'rult ltt-fs, 111rdtn, " ... ,.. kle. • Br. 2 hi!. cru. ttri ... farn .... kltc:htn • BIG M , •• "r Bcdruom ! NN.r u , 1n UWftt'r lr11ner,.1 r.'d • mu• 1 lil'lll No dn UI; mi dn ~·11.\ ~l"<l $19,.500. BROKt:R .._ or ~"Hi 14 . ~ HOUSES FOlt SALE HOUSES POlt SALi Huntlngt•n Be.ch t400Huntlngton hach 1400 2 STORY· rOOL Large family room, 3 BR owner anxious. S BEDROOMS GLENMAlt Owner leaving area. Price below market Excellent financing S27.9:M> ELEGANCY PLUS 2 Story. 5 Bedrooms. 3 baths. LOVELY home. Will sell FHA or GI. 2400 sq ft. $34 SOO MANY EXTRAS. ' BRASHEAR REAL TY Open •••nln91 17420 Beach Blvd. 847-8531 K Walk to the leach trom tJui. '.! yrs youne pres• uie homt located 1n a q uJ el t·ul de sac. FtlJ your- ae 11 with sun & soft oc:ean brffus then com!! back to en)Oy an outdoor ah<>~ er before 1tepp1Qi 1nto custom hdwd noor entry. luxunous· J.,y panelled IJv. mi . ma>e,.. nc floor to ~ilJni hreopl , ouuwd.Jni elec. bl1 • ui rana-. OYt'JI &c dishwuhier 'l pullman baths, 3 apsc1oua bedrooma. overaiud dble deL&ch. ilr· Room for bo&t or trailer. Heavy sh.Jee root II: atone plantera, NAT· UR.ALLY! Thia home 11 va· cant . • . aruclous owner will accept $1500 dn or low dn FHA. l..OWER dn 90 day &el"Vl~men. NO ON. GI. •'ull pri~ S25,950, Katella Realty 17081 Beac-h BJ. 1 JU.St so of Wamtr 1 ~7-6ail 1111 7 pm 839-Cl!l.1 K WantM- On• Mr. Cit•" Lo bnna out the fabulota v'11· ue in this "hard to f\nd" 4 yr youna, hdwd rloor home lm11t1ne! 4 bir bdrms, 2 baths, a rnl firf'pl. BIHn range le oven, f A hot. Cloeeta aaJore! m111Y. m11ny more feature1. Ttua d1r1y gem is alrtlnr on 1 huire pool slud yard l'flCI. by I block wall &: of courw has • b1a dble 1anae Term•"' Rld1c.'Ulous! Q\\ ncr b en. XIOUS " w1U pay all cloi.1112 costs. Low dov.n on FIL\ ~rma & nothmr dn GI. HURRY' Asking only f19,82S. Katena Realty 17081 Beach Bl. ljuat '° of Warner\ 847~ eves. 839--0193 K Oh La La!! What •n bargain! Hy1 ~ French . • but the smart Yank ant>& lht'm. Hurry & aee Ws one. 3 bdrma. majVlilique hdwd noors, CUISI~ wlfonnid11ble blt·lllS. beau patio. dhlt Kii· raKt'· Priced below Am,.n· ran FHA appra1Sal VITE., bring La femme with )'•>U. Only $111.750. Low do~n FHA lo~ er down 90 da)' 1ervlcemen. No down GI. Katella Realty 17081 Beach Bl. ljust to. o1 Warner\ Ml~ eves. &3S-019.1 . ........... . SCREENED IN PATIO Cpl .. dnip('s. 3 BR I'\ h.l I .ovrl y I a.ndsn pt nSt fLE. \ JBU: t-'I NANCTNG .. PAC!rl(' SHOR~ i-'~ < REALTY DlO Beach Bl.. 11.8 u 6-8894 lllOOl Buch Bl , H.B M1..A586 •••••••••••• COOL IREEZES Enhance this 3 BR immacu· lalf' home with beautifully finished bonus room; I& lot niCt'lY landacaped. 17108 ~an t• Madrin1. Fountain Vat· ltY· SPIN DELL REAL TY &89-11, Warner 111t Magnohdl :145-0458, 8H · 75:!8 eves OCEAN VIEW 4 Bdnn. 2 bath. carpets, lilo\•c & rl'frli;:enl.M. NclU' DouRIH. School.a • Shop. pma. SlS.900 with low down f'1ut pounsJon. U9htfoot Realty 64.2..().151 *SEE THIS*- " Br, ~ 2 ba . + fam rm. $13,000 Iola!. H.B. R-2. Call 11te lrennon Co. RHJ Esta~ Ii lnsur11n1't' 847-96~.>ll 11nd ~7Qil 11\INT H1rhour w11tr r ti~~11, (l('('Rn view. I BR, det:k, nock. $89,500 147 4400 S. A"• Hfta. 1630 2 BR dupltx. Cpta, <irpl. ft'n<'f'd y11rd, 1tt1r1111 Nr un A cx:c RM ltor. ~,,._~or 546~ ..., • ..._, m1trllrt1•bt•• • '-"' "· f'lte U \II V t'll .fl I t1u"'n.d .... 1 .. ,.. 14iav. fnOMJ. UIM I •119ft. L.-. """'"' I Laguna Be.ch 1705 11 ·8· ~I ... ~IJ~ er L ~ iWut A~ tn4l $'1Sll CHOIC E EMERALD BAY LOTS, from $23,500 w1tn VICWS· TURNER ASSOC1ATES Lou!k Turner. Re alt.or 682 No. Coast Blvd., La1una -t9;,.u11 -~~~----:--~ 5 BR, 21, b1 VltW SJJ.<m Emerald Bay, 3 br $59,<XXI. Owner irone :?1.,. bl. den, YJew, trpl. aubrrut. Pei Allt'n ftep,Jt.or 1095 N Cout HW)'. Laguna Beacb 49MS'78 Jh.NTAL~ H•w. Furnished General 2000 IEACH RENTALS All t>'l>e• • W1ntrr or annual Chanel fronts w/ pier • noat. from $175: Ocean fronts !tom SJ.%>. O(hera from$80. Bayvi('W P~r· hes, NB. OR 3--08611 BALBOA 151..AND 1wMt% br tumiahe-d home trplc, pallo. cptMI, $150 yrly. UDO lSLE. Near Oub. Smart 2 br fumlshed, pa- 110. To June U. SlTS mo. RUTH PAJU>OU.. ~alt.or 16«> WuLcllff 642~ Costa Mes. 2100 l·BR uur-hae) SlOG-mo. Adulta only. Water pd. 2~ Santa An• Ave 1-BR m-mo. Rl"ar of ly-Ac. Clun, rozy, Pnvatt' 170 Sant.a I SI be I !>48-o.:16S BACHELOR hie SMl..,---Cl,..,-rA-n-, Qu1ev\Jtll pd Salt m•" p~f 646~ ----S120 ON li-:is.-Cl('11n 2 BR itar I "'kshof>. C·'Z rone Pet11tl' rllr. ;,.tR-05t! LARGE 4 bdrms, elttkli: pauo. S270 mo Leallt'. Gar- dener md, 546-9897 a..EAN' l·Br. l·b1. n30. Ollld~ ok. Water pd. 2612 Santa Ana. ~·9662. ~••P!_rt _ ~ach 2200 Charming Cape Cod • """ 10 Balboa B11y Clu:, !'.ll"pl! In li:e l"vt Rrach1 Pvt . C"1>mmun1ty Newly riN" It fw·n! •·Br/211 • S... :I · ci r 211-. Wshr • dryer. 0 hwr $?35 mQ/ Avail 10 .l une 30. 641·3Mll. 1:?131 HO >4047 * RENTALS * • Af'TS.HUM!:sa>MM'I.. t Ntwpurt Area 6: C.M. t FURN • UNrtJRN UDO REALTY, lNC. OR 3-8830 OR >4353 BA \'SHORES w1nter $1.jlJ mo. F'um 4 Br. 2 Ba, qwct. dbl carport, new wa,aher. Owner 1DJI 1186-1590 2 • BR1 Bay • Front Cottap $110. No pr/ Avail • Sept 13. Ca.a wlttr . pd! ~-6792. SUMMER rent.al-i•t--:ti'r7 Japancl>(' \iudt'm Nr • Beach Ii Blly Sl:,O • wk. ~87~. BA YSHORES 'Z BR. t'nrl !)Rho Ir )'Ard, frplc, dbl R.tl, SejX • July, 2691 Creatvt.w. NS. 4 BR. l bath, 1 year old. Win· ter or annual Jeue. ShorH Club Aru • 1 blk to beach NT Colton. l'i.S. 5'12-2908. WINTU. 2·Br. Nlctly tum. 1, blk BEACH! Wt, ~ ST OCEAN FRONT OUPl..E..'( WINTE'R/'2·8R Sl~ GARAGE. &48~. 7 BR. Priv1~ bHch, l'Onl· ton1hly rum. 1Winltr N'nl· 1111. &t!«tO~ 2 :-eR-:-s1~ -:-Yrly_lt _ d;: sired Nr • City Hall I. Be•t'h: m-ns. 1706 w. Ocean f'Y"mlt 2 81', pr. Sll5 mo + ulU•. OR 3-111'. Wi'NTER • 3 iR: 2 ba, dth- w'llhr W Ii dr,er, tnc:d yd, dble k•r. S1&$ mo. so-m1 W1Nn:n-:-re;;wn·lh" Gar· Sl:.!5 AllO 'l·Br SlOO Sinai. Im S,-1(1 ~·356'1.' n. .. ~, .. -c;a-,_...,._,_ ... .. -..... • Ill • • t ' ' I I ' \ , OAJLY PILOT /,...,_,ms 39 RENTALS HOUIM FumlthM New,.rt IMch * IA YSHOltlS * f-Bt-13·81. New tum A dee. Wahr-dryer, DI.Ip. G.,,._. er, Boat radr, etc. M ~ munity on hy! Okin dilld °"· $285, Stpt...June. IC..snt ~se.. .... 2220 WINTER Rental 2-lk/ 2-JI&. Bll.nl, Oubhou91 • ,,_, 3IM canal St. n.15-mo Cerone •I Mir 2250 f'URNlSHm 3 bdrm 2 b&th home patio, few .tape tit beach, p.rdener fnd, famll.Y wtnttt $195. yrt fll5. &blon Realty 673-31'70 L.OVELY 2 BR (Sleepa I) trplc, brea.ldut bar, b-lnl. patio. Nr beach A: llt\ps, I t'u.m or un1urn.1 307 Luk· apur. CAREFREE: So. cf }fwy, 2 Br. blt·IN, prlv pon:h t\ paUO. gar. tl.37. U •111J 3 BR. furn beautUul 'liew 01 Bay, avail Sept. U. S1 TS mo. m-BJ • BR, 3 Ba, patio, ,...J refrii. $220 mo. Adult.I, (U Poul.IA!tna, OR 3418'l. 2 BR 1 ~ blkl to ocean. 1'« working couple. P>O month. 3010 Seaview. CdN CT.MmJ 2151 WlNTE'R rental: cute 2 BR. 2 ha. h"ple. dbl pr, ,.&. 67S-rii76. Z • BR-/..,......1 i.,-.-Ba-. _Sl_'r5._WW_· cpca I Zlll NE Hl '19 or !lax 14l, Lynwood, Cal. U5VEt. y 3 br. 2 ba. Ub new! patio, SZ35 'lrilar. 673-'1669. Balboa lalarMll USS • 3 BEDROOM * Slj() MO. FROM SEPT. lS TO JUNE lS. 54i-34li3. SHARE !llY COMJ'OltT- ABLE Homt w/ lmWe teacher. 67J..2557 aft I pm. LatUN IMch 2705 4 BR, 2 ti., ls flmced yvd, p1110, playhouee, nr s-rk It beach. Sl TO. 49f-Gl6. San ci.ment. 2710 SHORE CUFFS. 3 Bi': 'Ip liv nn, prlY beadi dub S100 ~ az.1390- RENTALS Housee UnfumtahM G.ner1I >000 IACK IAY 3 IR $135 or 1...-/0pcioc ~2Uf Costa Mina 3100 *NEAR SCHOOL5* l blk Lo new Eat.ancJ.a HI A 1, blk to Eltm. echoof, l le BR ~ • pr. N..- ly peintl'd. dun r thruout. lf'OO sq h. Up to 3 clu.Jdl'l'n \\ aterttrash pd. Mr. Ed· \\ams · mKT· 646-5637. 2 Bdrm Medall.1on Homa. rarpeled, drapeci, bit ina, firepllllc:t, 64&-2042 2128 Ora.np Ave. C.M. EASTSIDE/ 2 • br I>plx. Hdwd • fln/ Fncd/ G&rdet- er/ Wat•r • pd. Oilld OKI no petJ, $95. 190 • Santa lsabel / Owru-/ MI ~2652. -OLD SPANISH HOME J BR, 2 car 2ar1Jte. n25 mn. I "p to 3 rliild.ren. By IPPI lltlly 5.TI-4307 J Bdrms, Ice tam nn. l 'i b&ths New ~ .\ 1hurwra. Sl75 per-mo. ~-.4Hl R.LTR. VJ Month Rant , ••• le 2 BR houle. Ganp. U• to 3 ~n. W11«/tru.b pd. Yard SIS mo 531.QOT. 2 BDRMS. S90 per month. Fenctd yard, ~ 1116-.c w. 17th, CM 675-5313. 2 B.R. HOUSE LARGE YARD. CLOOE IN, !184 HAMILTON. KJ 3--0159. NEW OPEN BEAM l Br. blH N . yard. 2316 Santa An•. 642~. 646-5400. SMALL RANCH HS!: • S4n mo. Util • pd! Older q>le 'Pf'ef, :>45·3629. lA.E 2 Br. S125, Pool! Sun· rlN'k, Extru! Nr WestclUf PI a.r.a. 646-5400. 646-1362. 1...EASE1 OPTTON • S200 • Br. <i>ta. drpe, blt·ina. OWNER 546··8176 Z BR, cp(, hw fif'I. fncd palio. gar. Wa pd. Adult&. Wallt Harbor ShPC 56.50IT. MESA Ve!W, 3 Br, 2 ba. fam rm. Cp(a, dfll&. n1S mo, 1586 Myrtlewood, C.M. 3 BR. 2 b&. blt-in own Is fa.rlit. d.apsl. SJ 40 mo. U33 Santa AM Ave. EASY'SIDE 2 • Br Sl~ 1'et1e- Mi • patio, Stove, f>r1i9. C.•raie. 548·2573. CONTEMP. 4 br, 3 ba, 11 film nn, wint.er South patio S.'.lOO 613-1669. J·BR/ 1-\·Ba. Bltn1. Cpc.. C>Tva· 1650 IQ·ft, 14•-COV· patio. I.Aue, Kl t-80. r 3 • BR/ WATDt -PD. NR • COSTA MESA PUX s.w-mi r 2 • BR/ SUN • PORCH r EASrSror 9Gl-3S16 EVES. ' . . . ~ . . ... -18 OAJL V PILOT /Nftol·"'m W~, Stptmbtr 1, 1965 Hou.. U nfurnlthed Apt.. f u rnl1Md L HouMt Unfvm~ RENTALS RENTALS ltlNTALS ltl!NTALS RI AL ESTATI RIAL !STATI 0.neral General ~ Unfumlshecl Apb. Unfurnlahed RENT ALS I REATA j REN TALS Coat• Mew J N....,ort 8e1eh ~2 100 Huntlftfton ~•ch~ _A ..... p_t_s._F_u_r_n_l•_he_d __ j ~ts. Unfu~nlatt.d COSTA MESA 5100 00 Lido Isle 4351 COSTA MESA 5100 LWo Ille 53 51 lndu1trl1t Rental 60901nduttrlal lMtal MPG LEASE/OPTION New O.luH Duplu e ~ ~lorn bonws • buil rumta~ or unfurnished ·~ lou · . · your 1Jin. Steps U> the beach. t..eaae Sl TS mo If you w h• w ciui>elJi, dra pea. !\rt w/op<.ion It $l'2.S00. Carprl.a. pllC8 6 bullt·ina, lnclud drape&, l&ndialplJll, f dlltlwuhe.r. i, 3 6 • beJ ttd. RelMlr <or occupancy rooou. Availablt-~pt 15 Brier. $46-5880 Mr. Speaa or Mr. Bteb GOLD MEOALLION 641>«65 evea 54(H)376 FOR LEASE OR SALE d-Adult Community. 2 • 3 br, 1 ~ ba, new dlx atudlo IJb home. f'ool, p'f'f pr. Sm c:ommunlt7. No childrell en· under u. $125 -ne. SJ&<i469, 536-0.26. DELUXE 3 br, 1 "9 ba, Hunt· lnaton Bly townhol»e. cpl•. drpe, blt·ina, incl washer. I DECORATOR turn. Say YU. 2 Br, 2 ba, patio, winter All or yrly. OR 3-3345. . '"' Balboa Island 4355 . ----- th 4 BR, 1 ba, all Elec: klt.chen, tel gar, frplc. avail Sept. 6 • JUM l5. 120~ Apte, 673-8918. $89 Lire 2 bdnn, carpet.I. dna ea, elect bll-lN. pv1 aaraa p. •• Harbor Estates Apts. m Roya.I Palm Drive 0 blk West o1 Hubor, eomer of Baker). NEW tundabed 6 tint apta. 13th l1IO r REE on a l·yr leue. 2 BR, 2 ba, cp<, m,., l>lna, OYU 1000 sq ft. 0nty 4 tenaats per bid&. HARBOA HEIGHTS APTS. 3129 On umon. M&r apt .. A" 546-l(lM or 54S-69t2 t Betwn Baker A GI~ juat BEAUT· 2 Br, upper. Frpl, ar. ty, blt·IDI, Ire din area. G fl25 mo. RJchardlm RJ 1142·3800: 615-1500. UNFURN. Bay View UC lge Uv rm. 2 Br, dtn/ 1 BR new~ dee. Leue, fT3•75Q2. - i Office & Industrial Space for lease Air Conditioning &: Sprinklers 2 br. Ouple:ir. crpta, dJ'tll $1 7.50 WK & UP Large fenced yard, fo ... NEW WINTER RATES Child ren & PetL SCLE " l·BR APTS. Prlv. l&ralt, $99~ Pool, Ulll Ir Phooe Incl. Ma Ill Paularlno, C Meat aervlcel'IV·&vafl. New B r dryer, rdrist. priv patio. pool It rt(' 1.N'9. Chlldr<n (!Ytr I.. OK. ll3S l'O(). 962-[J()'l6 eves It wt elcendl. 1d ar Huntington Beech 4400 -$65 Month, trrlL PAID, l BLOCK FROM BEACH, 6<l> FROM $92 Harbor Townhouse Lee 2 Br apt.a. bu11l-lna. W. ol Harbor Blvd.) Newport t.ach 5200 MEDmRRANEAN a.lbea laland 53 55 DUPLEX. lower, new Eltc, 2 br, l" ba on a 111 4001 Birch St., Newport Beach rand 546-5362 646-554 6 Cale Open·a: Sunny Arr 3 LOVELY 3 BR. 2·ba Town- hou1t, every appliance even 2 "S Walnut # 10, 536-6«1. . AJIO StudJo apta, 11 i bRlha. OLD SPANISH HOM 398•., Newport 548·9755 E rerri&"erator. walher. dryer, 3 BR. 2 cat iraraae· 1125 mo. 2 a.d room Duple• Furn. 4100 H EATED POOL .2'l17 Harbor Blvd., C.M. Carpeta, drape1, beautiful -Up '° 3 chlldrtn. By ap $115 mo. only 5.11-017 Nr. Harbor Shopping 3 BR. E lldt, trplc, co Cntr. patio, nr 1ehl Ir ahopplna 594 Joann St. pc. g1rdm court pyt patio. Only S145 mo. Dick Be ra v Rl ty 962-2421. , * • BR, 2 1>9. cpt, drps, 11 SUS mo. M6-flm 646-7836 acreened patio. E:irceptlonal. ly nl<'t. Cor lot. Sl60. Wa pd. 962·2017 or 533-103&. 11t EASTSTDE * OCEAN FRONT. WESI' WINTER • BALBOA $65 . $85 Clean, Pd. Utilitlet <n4J 987·1!188 E"-. RENTALS Apfl. Unfurnlahed Manager Apt A·l VILLA WEST Spadoua 2 Br, 2 Ba. Furn -Unfurn Pr!Y patloh, Pool, 2 BR. garage, Nr CathoUc School, no pet.a $85. 67U1 09 19662 Trident. NPT • Winter Leue. 2 BR 2 Ba Upper 2 BR 1 Ba Rear COSTA MESA 5100 Putting Crrr n tl.20 up ldults oaly "· 2 BDRM newly dee c:vpe drapes, ftrepl, pr. Cose In OR 3-7909. 3200 SPANISH STYLE ' In one 9tlec:t area ol Ne... port Bea.ch Famed BluU ooe of ~ca·1 tinKt mOllt unOIU&l cammurulles. 1 6: 2 story, 2, 3. 6: 4 B~ Complete built-In kilcben frplc, double pr&fe • tu1I alad. year round home ID r...t w. •ttlna. LOCATION mlnuln from Udo llle. Balboa, Newp.IJ'f &y. Shope are clo.. View are maaniJ!cmt. Your pool ~ • putti~ CJ"H2I with. inc wa.lld.ni cllatuce. LIMITED GROUP a.all able now. from S295 per moath tnchadln1 ma1aleD . I I . aJ>tt. PHONE 673-UI 1 LEASE • SEl.J. -TRADE 3 br, l ba, dock. #2 Bal bo9 Con. 615-cn a.y to . bkn. SSS 2 Br, I& hied yd, dbl Rar. no a.JJow fee' up~ jmprove. 123 llvine OR l·ll.17. SUMMER reit&l/ N • br/ Japanne Modml/ Nt· ~di Ir S.1. S1SO • wk 5'1'·3'706. . LARGE ttmlly home, 3 br 2 ba, dlnln1 rm., blt·lna '19S. CaJl 673·3999 r O!EAPEST RENT! MUsr RENT nrrs \\'K. l -BJ>J 2 • BA. StS-2600 I Cl..£AN 2 BR, l~ ba. patio, Ir gar. Sl!O yrly leue, nr 3 72Qi w. Ocean Ft , 642·312 Lio Avail ~pl • to U, 3 B PreatJge Addreu ... Eronomy Rtnta water. OR 3·2002. A r, 2 ha. Santa Ana Hgts. 3620 2 ., BDR. Comp tum. W•W c:pt blt·lns, l&rie 11.111 deck com pl furn. l n blka to oceoan llopp1nr center 6 blu line ONE 2 bdrm rus per mo. One 1 bdrm. lde&J lor work· Ing C'O\lplt. S8:5. u 8-G>'7. S~tALL 2 ~m home. (No glnl&"e.) $80 month. Call &ltt r 5 pm. 54S-9078. RENTALS Apb. Fur nished General 4000 BAHIA MAR 931 Wtat 19th St., C.M. DELUXE 1 Ir 2 Br FURN lc UNFURN HEATED POOL • Putting Crttn • r a d 1 a n t beat • wuher dry tr facilities • C'&J1IOf'U etc. Priced from SUS· S150. Ste Mgr, Apt. ' 548~92 BY tht yur, ~an front 50 yda to ti.y. Must be reUa.ble. 925 E. Balboa Blvd. Balboa Penn. 6'1M24Q. - Cott a M.aa 4100 ·--- BAY APARTMENTS C23 W. Bay, C.M. l ' 2 BR, F'U.rn or Untum 2 BR turn, W/W C'P'•. drpa, bit-Ina, btd/pool. No pell allowed. See Apt «. ~. 646-4280 Eastside-Westside 2 Bdrma Fumlahtd Child re n O.K. From $90 I All utll pd. llSl>-Mo. on ltut 73· 1091 after 4 p.m. 6 B A Y Ave view 1pt, lat llv Ing rm, 2 bdrms, 2 b1tha winter rental nso mo. own . - r. 675-5129. e w 2· INTER RENTAL!/ Clean Br. Garage. Nr-Oce111 Ir llY ! S8S 6 $95 • mo. 1.2S B . 44th St. ~ s n LOOKING FOR an APf, to HARE In NB or CM. Bual e.uman, 3-4. 571-lnJ. . ""' WINTER RENTAL ,,, l·BEDRM SllO, I 213) CA l-1.267 oc EANFRONT-farn-unlurn Inter. 2 BR, frplc, w/w drp., blt/m1. 6'.2·506 "' 2· BR/ Utll-pd/ Avail&pl. I.lo: BachtJor apt. 1036 W A BALBOA Blvd. DlMAC 2 Br ui-tn w/surr d eek Blk to ocean. •1 04 ~ Nt ptune. 64.HffJ OCEA.'J·f'RONT 2 BR. Nicety turn. S17S mo. 1918'it W 0cf'an t"ront, OR 3-5602. N EW 3·1 Br 2 B11. Oupll'x, Uh-mo. Al thr Brarh! Cpl!, Bl lns, S1~4 $15 WEf..l<. Lovely, large l R & dPn, g1rage. Block to B ht' ach. 642~. 2 BR, utll pd, 1vall Sept, 80 Bac-hrlor ai>'· 1006 w. Al B alboa Blvd MARTINIQUE GARDENS Bacllelora furn From WO l Bdnn .. • .. . • • From nm 2 Bdtm • • . • .. . • From SUS 3 Bdrm • 2 Bath From s~ Ca.rpl'ta-Dnpes·Garage Bit-In Ovtn • Ranee .... J Poob ..... Gr&dau& LIVlng . . . Pari<·!lke SUm>undinp 1.81h & Santa An, C-M. 6'6-5M2 ·-MM233 *New$87.~ 2 B.R with 3 cs.r pr, b{t.-lnl. puilmAn balh, diapoAl. mAn1 mu. Wu .er pd. Set It now! m Placentia (In relrJ 537-0.'m (Owner') CHARM INC! 2 BR. 2 BA. ~n. OR 3 br, pvt patio, drpe, C'pU, pr, pool! Nr OCX: and Uni• lr#ioe (rear ol S.A. Ctry. OubJ btwn Pa.lwdt1 Rd. le Mesa Dr. 20122 SANTA ANA Apt 3-D ~3669 3 BR, 2 ba. ept, drpe, b·ina, walk to school swim pool, Near OCC, Sl30 up. S30 to S40 oU to pan ume stmo. 2860 Mendoza. 546-7331 3 BR. pvt pallo, drp11, qits, blt-1111. Adulls. $130 mo. 28S Ogle, g.JM007 LGE 2 • BR/ Downatain/ Cpta, Drpa. Bltna. Otlldnin OK. Ml 6-1145, Ml ~ l BR S89 • 2 BR Sll5 Gas RIO C'pu, drps. pool. 371 Avocado St. &i&-5964 $300-~fO LEASE/Lee Near Nf'tl1. Bltns. F'ncd, 1-2 chll· dren/ ~ ok. 675·1'7'5. 646-4329 or 642·~ Ne wport Hgts. 4210 nuc 2 BR, patio. blt·ins. drp11, cpts, gar. mo. 2346 Something Extra New Eutalde first v1cancy av~. Al] delau ~ tutts.. East on 8.1.Y Ave , Newport Hgts.. 3210 from Newport. fu'St 1crtet right to WARD APARTMENTS .,,,, 2·BR. 525 ALISO 64fHl.529 or "~91 Newport Sho,.. m o 2020 FUlletton, CM. $17.50 WK. & UP SGLE Ir l·BR. APTS Pool, Util I: Phone ind. Mllld 1ervice/'rV·avail. E· • l1f SIDE Qi. Dclux balanced powtt apta 1 Ir '2 BR, tum uni. Alto unfum cottai" heated 1wimmtnr pool. Ad ulta. no ~ta. 646--166-1. M pet BR. BllJ\s, Adults, No J. F'rom • ~ U11 E. l6t h St. 646-1801. Co ron1 d•I Mar 4250 ~-~ .. r~. Santa Ana A•e. 548-0728. LC 2 br, cptd. drps. blt·tris, Adults. $90. JS.'i.Victoria. Ll N407/642-5321 LGE 2 BR Duplex w/~ 2"13 Santa Ana $90. ~~9 for appointment * 2 BR f'urn and Unfum. POOL. Oilldren OK 2265 Canyon, Of. 642·5656. $112.50 Ir Up. lgt 2 Br Apts • ALSO FURN, clean. quiet. 642·2'154 L1 8-0787. $1 15 • NEW 2 . BR. HSE. F'rpl, yard, Child/ ~I ok. 755 W 18th St. C.M MESA NORTH APTS. 2 Ir BK. 11,1 l>L Fum /un· turn. 1110 up. Pvt/paUo drpe/vpt., blt·l"ll, ,.,, Hli TJ:D POOLS Nr. llbope, llCha ls OCC CJm.I> aectlon. Pet OK. CoolJd&'e/BaJcer M6-8681 *New$87.~ 2 I r BR with 3 car ear. bit-Ina pullma.n bath. dial>OW. many xtru. Water pd. Sff t now! 276 Placentia <In earl 537..().W) I Owner) u u nfum bach•for $15 nfurn 1 bedroom $95 p. entrance, dtaptS, W/'11 Se carpet, carport.a. CIOle to OCC Ir Uet. 2 •~ frtt ~ nt. Call mgr. S4<>-<lJ27 ELITE Apartrn.nt 2 Bl. 1~ baths, cpt, b·lna, enclOled guage. Pool. tt n- nu, iolf. Sl50 mo. Armo. OR 3·~ &cb. apt, rm., b&., bridlt be.r, kit , comp! furn u~pt li nena. No lV. AU uW pd. $65 mo. Sept. IS. yrly. Ont occupant only 2 blka K·Mart 64IHil55 befo~ 3 p m. H B p OMEUKE 3 · Br ta.., • a. Charmer/ Ff'l>I, CplJ, Or,ie. Luxury • lotC'h Pvt • &LIO, Dblf' • gar $158.50 • m o. 6'.2·7130. c ORNER Cabrillo ' Weat· m b I l11.1ter • Two story; lg 2 r, 2 ba. cpt.s, drp1, bit • na, pvt patio. $115. 67J..30U or 673-8219. 2 BEDROOMS, triplex, elec. bwlHns, cl~ PT&ie· priYacy. New carpetlna op- onal. C ose to town n lO. 20-fO Oran~ A~. ~2093. tl LA RCE 2 BR. stove, fenced, ~e. gardener, wa pd. g Ch lldrt'ft OK Sl!'T .SO '1207 Pwnona, LI Ml84. ' * b-1 :'\EW lg 2 br. cpt, dpe. DI. dapl, 1'uh-dry, gar. 0 pd. f; 18th. 548-3630, 8·~601 w 54 L 2· A PAZ APTS/ POOL! Br $99tCpts/Drpc/Dabwr ALSO turn/adults only. 2293 Pacltic, S4U87S Z &ory, l bdrm, Carpttl, d~s Liv rm. bdrms .. hlllM upctatn. Kitchen, dii.- lnlt area, bath downat&1ra. n,.tn~ + bit • in rt11rt. dlshwMher, di.Ip., dble gar. No ch1ldren. no pet.. !Jfue $11!5. 2'J-4 Canal St. Kl-1034. 2398 ~ Newport 548-9755 I 1 BDRM. w/ pool. Will mit I unlurn. Nr Np Hgt.a area. S95. 15U ~. CM 642-5666. Kl IHX'll5, 6(2-4ll2. LO VILLAGE Rentm • Kathy Harding 2 6: 3 BDRM • 2 BATH F'rom SllO per month !:lect blt·lna. dahwahr, dia- pGMI, custom drpa. crpta, plumbed for wutier/dtyer. Pri•ate PaUos. Garaies with Stonre ~ "l04 Flagship Rd. tbehind Hoe.g Ha.pit.al) s.4~723 6 BRAND NIW Q 1481 Plaoenda, NB. l • 2 BR Balanctd Power apta. ("p(, dps, R./O. f\irn. & unf, Adult.a. SUS up. 6'6-«m SPACIOUS 3 BDRM • 2 ba upper. CptJ. drps, bit-Ina, trplc. Pertec:t condition; near ocean. Yearly $1S5 Hanfet Perry RIAL TOil 3336 Via Lido NpB. . 67$4550 ·~ WESTCUFF Nr new 2 Br, w/w cpta, drapes. trplc, bit-In kttdl, lit dlninit a.re.. Wallr to ahopa 6 Mkt. Tee~r •el· come. Also have l turn Ulllt. Cail M. Pinover 64&-0228. *Waterfront-New • Ouplu yearly lie • 1275 • 3 bdt, 2 ba, c:pta A drapes • doclt for your boat • p&IJo, wet bar, eJec kit • 67>39.1& YRL YI 2 • Br Duplex/Upper. Cpu, Drpa, Relrlg. Stove. Sundeck. 1141., • 42nd. ~I t,; • bllc to ~an! NEW 2 B.R. apt, water paid. % blk from ocean, $150 mo. yrly. Adult.I, DO pets. 673-7878 VfEW or UnJv. 2 BR, crpta, bb • IN, la pool. UIS. OR 3-3690. Ml 2-55118. AT BEAOi! New 3-4 br, 2 ba. Duplex, S'200 mo. Cpl.I. Canal, Little 11. Cpt, d ~. mo. 1ar. Year lse, $250 Adutu. mn99 RENTALS Huntington &.•ch Apta. Unfurn l1hed 5400 • • • • • FROM $110-MO • 2-BR.. • CPTS. om. e BLTNS. Roomt for Rent 5995 SLEEPING rm for d1y workg man. pvt enlr It b1, $12 wk. 241 21st St., CM. ~-8672. e PVf·PATIO e AMPLE STORAGE MONTHLY OR LEAS 2'" Bl.KS to beach, maid RlVICe, SU ~r week • up, E 4.21 8th St. Hunl.ingtoo Be.ti. 5.JS.0473 • • • • • * Newly Decorated ~ 2 BR with raraie· 5998 WAKEFAtR GUEST HOME ffl)mt of distinction fOI' 1m· bulatory ladiea. Costa Mesa. Calilumla Kl 9-2166. l>apoe, W'lter pd. 2 childre Gardener ma.Int. 2710 IJ O• STANLEY GUEST HOME, el· ltl02 SPRINGDALE aware A•e. 537~ DON'T CO TO ENGLA.N D nre ton TO viii! tht sto~ht thtre'a one In Hwitin1 WESI"MlNSTER 892.()()26 e 893-4-411 RI AL ESTATE O.neral Bcb. 2 bdrm 2 bath a part· l~come ~ro,.rty 6000 r-menu. Built-In dlahwuhe atave • Rec Room and pool. UNITS • 6 X GROSS Visit 2320 P1arida Av •· 36 Bread Ir Butter Units. In SI.th Ana. WW y\eld 27% apend. on S56M dn. 5'4 ~ lat T.D. Call Mr. Stone. Huntington Bch. or Cail 536-2730. SPARKLING • DELUXJ:: 5 Pofnta Aptl 54.1-5311 rum 2 Bdrm. Sl Untum 3 Bdrm rtom s: ~ forest E. Olson, Inc. Comer Ellis • Dtlawart (~ blk to atores ' theetre IM7~ 2140 N. MaJn, S.A. Rtaltors ,, AT nu: BEACH! * NEW l • BR It 2 • BR S7'.50 -sas.so r' OCEAN VIEWS: * NEW 1-unlt $6500 dn Cpta, ctii-. bll·lna, cil8pou.la, Clll>Ol1S· OC'EANAlR APTS. 1001 Georiia. Hntg Bdl SJ6·MZ7 DELUXE 2 Br., 2 a. New ll·unlt Sl5,000 dn . Nf!W 12-unlt S12.000 dn. NN 14·urut nB,000 dn. New 2<klnlt $45,000 dn. PHONE 8'7-28-18 BusinH1 Rental split level 11350 aq rt1 Sil 9 m(). Nr. acbools, encl gar blt·ina, cpta, drp1. ~a OFFICE SPACE I ~EW MUTUAL BLOG leue to achoo! teachera. 1401 Olive, HB Ste M&T. E e Fret Ana. 6 RecepU(>l). tat Service Deluxe Private 2 Bdrm, 2 ba, apt. Bit lN t C&.rpeta 6 Orapee lnduded w/w cpt, drape&, rar, pv patio, $130 or n 25 ltUed. SJ6-W6 536-0469 t • F'rtt janJtorlal Service e Ullltllea Pald • Fn111 Tenant • Gueat ParkJn1. TRIPLEX 1 bdrm, carptta drapa, bit • 111.1, pall o. LOOK AT THIS 1712 ue Sq. Ft _ Only 1111 /Mo. blt·tna. ~ Gu , water P91d SSS. , Ronald Road, IM7-2'13. OTHER SIZES A.VAILABLJO 2M1-U l:ut Coast Rwy. * WESTCLIFF * 2 BR 2 be. Pool. Adul:a. ~41 or 548-1717 AT BEACH. OCEAN VU! NEW 1·2 br. tum " untum ~ 219-15th, 847-2848. EXTRA "" , bdnn, b- CORONA DP:L MAR Call 676-1200 or •~·7:>~ Ac,... 6200 THE LAND MAN Santa An• lndu1trf1I 2 alory brick bide. J'ull bue. Devator. Santa Fe 111'11"· $45.ooo. Leaae $450. TREE CATALOG or Land Bar· gain&. 64,2..!llll S Ac R·l Santa Ana All udlities ln, ~ pewd W. E. LACHBIMYEI Rltra. 11111> Npt. Blvd .• CM 646-3928 Eves ~Tl 5·AC. UW. Wublnrton St. Nr Bennuda O\mea. Law dJl Mo pay. Owner, Baa 94, Costa Men . Exch•nve•, It. I . 6230 ---Property Owners Have you a Real Eal.ate problem! Wt apedall• In trading all typec ol prop. e.rty. Comult wtth I.IL Cont.act RJckard or 1Awt1 Phone LI 1-8&38 anyt11u WANT TRADES RA 200· Frontage x us· Deep • CIO&e to W Ntminl&er Blvd. * * * Potential C·l In an arc-of ama.11 ahpn'r centen, apt complexes, close lo MW Houston Free· way. 126' frontage.190' deep * * * Prop.rty Liquidation H~e home • 83 .x 2211 lot on busy thorolare. Ed Rose Rlty. 531-5222 "WE l'RADE" HA VE: Small TD Want: H UnllJI, Mr. Stee.lt HAVE: ' bdrm, 2 ba NANT: Va.c&Dt 11.Dd, lhlfta, TD'1 •orJ.w ... a.. 1649 Westclltf Dr. '48-G'm INCOME Hou1e and/ or Units in exdlanp ror beach Newport Shores 5220 DUPLEX 2-Br/2-Ba. Bltna, •ave. cpt, dra;>u, ~e. $'90 mo. 147-5166. NEW NEW NEW residtnce in Ba.JOO. or New· port. Wrtte c/o 215 So AC'acla, Compton, Callfom1a Cpta, Drpe. 2 Blk>-Ocean! Sl.JS yrly·leue. 218-A Cedar (Upstalra). Corona ckl Mar 5250 ---• COROLIDO J.PTS. Pentbae • 1Avela • Stud.ICI OuplH, Unfurn. 600 aq. It. for retail store 01 00 ottlce ~e. 51 OCEANFRONT • YEARLY S120 PER MONTH. 211 62nd St., Npt Sch bit-Im, 3 BR, 2 ba, drpt, w/ w. trplc. 642·54.36 fi46..TI3S Evea OR 5-1669 $26,000 EQUITY • ' BR 3 ba.. DoYer Sllotte Bly Vi"w Home. For 1m11ler?T Pline. only n~ S1.nti110. 64~·1298 •ent•I• Wanted 59'0 Office Rent1I 6070 24 UNIT La Clenera Blvd. ~~~~~~~~ motel. Trade Newport Back Bay 3240 NEW Tivoli Gardena -2llS ___ ...,;.,______ Placent11. Bach v.JO, 2 Br, 2 SEPARATE FAMILY SECTIONS l Block From Schoot. 3 BDRMS. 1600 sq. tL La.rile 2 br, can tum. w VELY 3 ·Br/ 2 ·Ba. Car, alk • E. 17th Shop'g. 321 • B CABRIILO SOIM w/lrplc, All 2 BR tMn BUSINESS man want.al or 2 bdrm bouM or apt. furn. Ot" LEASE -6 rooma. Cpts It. drpa. Can be divided Into 3 IUitea or lndlvldu&l otficc1 for eub-leue. Ample park- ing avail. Call Ml 6·1669 btwn 9 to S p.m. F.P. tl35M. (213) 8'1H'729. FOR lea.w. our 3 br, 2 ba, ba $125. l BR $1~ Htd pool, rondomJnium, c.-pts, dfl!S, h1fl. Adults. 548-~407 blt·ans, grdng, 2 poola. Pin. ornmlc bay \'1N '. :l04 Ave. <'l.lmbrf', Rlufl~. 642·17:10. Irvin• Turace 3245 ?\'R • Brookburst A: Cout l!wy. 3 · Br 2 • 83. Q:>ta. Ofsposa.l/ Dishwuber, s.225, ~u. 6(2·2938. torona d•I Mar 3lSO OCEAN VIEW W&lk to ~di & shops to:ew Luxury homts 3 & " br, 3 & 4 116., t.m rma w w rpt, drpg, tlf"PI . p11t.lo I. sundl"('kl, hlt·tna, C'lutom dt'!Jlj::n. 215 Marguerite, Cd 1 open 10 am-4 pm Sal, Sun I. ~on. Kl !t-1085 * NEWLY deror. :I BR, 2' t>a. cpl.I drpa, sm yrly lease>. U 8-1932 ( NR-OCEAN/ ~BR. Xlnt • cond! Bltna, Pado, FA • beat, Car. 673-3782. NEW 2 BR. 2 b6tru, cpt, dma, bit-Ina, patio, aarli't', le!Ull'. 673-5328. 1 BR. unusual, upper Quiet, rlose in. l'til. pd. Long t!'ma Bat'h. l<'nant only S90 6~·35111 l A: 2 Bn, furn, w/w (1>t.t. drps, adulta no ~i.. 2450 Newport Blvd. C.M. r.46·4036 Sl:IS . DUPLEX/ 2 BR. Encl yard. Clean! NiM'ly tum Wu her. 2233 STATE. Bvrs 1213) ~ collect. S ~1L'J to bch, 1 BR, bit/ins, r"pts. drps, reas. 731·A Shalimar Dr (E of Wall11cel 5434m. S70 INCL. util. 1 BR apt, Old Newpo11 Blvd, nr H~ ltospital. 642·5583. 1 & 2 BR from $79.50 f urn. It Unturn. POOi.. 26n Harbor. 545..gcm 2 BR, lg pvt patio, W"'W, b-lna. CIMn, modem. 768 Scott Pl nr W. 18th. 656-2323 2 • BR SllO. Htd -Pool! Bltru, Cpts, Maple • tum. Garag'l'. Lr 8-5376. 1 BR 1uI'T1 -.it With fll'alf, wood floors, pvt yard. 174 2 BEDROOMS Pm. turn or . unturn. Gardener, w11er Montevista, 548~. EASTSIDE 2 BR Studio. 1% paid. ~2166 * NEWLY dtcar. 3 BR, 2 be., cpts drpa, $175 yrty leue. U 1-19.12 2 BR (Garaat Apt.) Cpta A drpc: den: fti>Jc. S12S mo. ~1814 or 67H100 641lboe Island 3355 IAYRONT Mtlt PIER & SUP e Bdrm. 3 b11h, larre rum- pu N>Cm· $500 Pf'r' month ~· p, £. PAL.MER JNC. ~'1300 b&, gar, priv 119tJo, UW pd. 3'.1 C.brlllo C.M. 50·3193 3 BR, 2 ba, w/w, drapu, built-Ina, near IChoola, 2901 Mendoza. 546-«m 2 BR, near 17th ShPC. uttl pd. fl.25.. 1613 Santa Aaa KI Z. 7779 Eve., 50-520 S90 • l BR/ NEW FURN! Cptt, Adult.I, No pet,, Ul1 Fullerton/~64. util·pd LARGE bachelor. TWi11 .... 28*> La Salle Ave., 541-lOllS OI' 548· 1168. ewpot1 ~ 4200 INTER rtntal/ Nlr. >BL Ac:roa tr-0ce&n w/ rieiwl lo Uvtnr A Dbdnc.,.._ Bar, Cpt'r Wahr • *1s· S2.15 • mo. 53H10C N-P'nlm/ W1*f. w. 3 br. N Ice l7 lorn! l'a•I val! Sept n. ~ INTER rtntal 2 br, tum. 1SO mo GM Saa A1n Dr. ·5794 • Sp1t{'1ou11 1 A 2 bdrm apt.. Near U ol C Irvine f'ireplacea, blt·ins, cpta, drps. Pvt lana&J. 3 Pools • ShufOeboard Conunenl•I brl'•kfasts evt ry· day Act I VI! leMll club. Laundry rooms Close To Beach 900 Sea ~. CdM (McArthur 1t Cout Jlwy) 673·™5 LARGE Ba~lor, yrly. NN"ly decoratl'd! f'itti>lace. S80·mo. 675-1148 DECORATOR n.JRN, 2 Br. New paml. Beam cell'i•. X LNT LOC! 548-?597 VJEW, block to ocean A bay, nicely furn. l br. w/w cpll. $125 yrly. 673-7629 Balboa 4300 Llvt at tilt beach ye11r round 1ti bile from ~ l blk from ocean. 1 BR turn, cute Hawaiian ape. A!IO 2 br d~ luxe Utt type w/'l bat.ha. View oce1n It bay. 12"4 w. Belbol, NpB, Anno, 673-7560. IALBOA YEARLY Untumlahtd or partl&llJ fur· ni.lhed, 1 bedroom, new wall to wall carpetinjt, adult a, UlS. all utilltW1 paid. ORS.ml SUPERB l A 2 BR, trpk, pr, bit I 1111, cloeeta p lore, 100' to Ba.y. 1 Bil $100 win- ter, $135 yr!,y, 2 BR WS winter, $175 yrly. 930 w. BalOO., 67H1S3. NICELY • tum 1-2 Br/ Yrly Of WIJ>ttr/ S80 • $12S. Avail a.pt • Tl LE S-3911/ OR 3-m5. N!:W 2 Bt, New tum, C1JU, dflla, ~w. Wint.er or )'1'ly. AYlll aft Labor DQ. lJlf W. BaJOO. Blvd. OR 5-0'11'0. ,, REAl«i)NABLE! Nft 2 BR, blMna, htd Pool! 0.. vl•I ma29 iltiiOA ,.._ winter 1 Br .. b9. utill pd. S1Q. l7H351 or 50-lfT'I. D!SIMBLE PDIIN.Pr. 2 Br. 2 be, Sl50 1"11· ... .., P'URN ... ~ .., • ptt mo. Utll i-Jd. 8aHloa Motet :USE. Balboa 8'..t. '13-tM. 546·7035 or 543-1168 S80, 1 Br. diaposal, gar new paint. ST1 Hamilton, CM PetlLle, Realtor. 548-0.)22. Na 1 "'s -W27e r Studio . $125 ~ • Ba. Cpts/ Orpc/d • hr. Nr • Shop'g. 54UJS7. 2 B S90 mo ut1lit1~ aid, ~ p 630 Hamilton, 893·81.79 I . BR Duplex · f7S/ SU>ve, RefnJ!:. \.\atn · pd. No pet.I IS ioua AD L~ (,'LASSI FlE.D f Som-wt11 be looklac tor tt.. ow N t.-M114 or cluldrrn 251 Avoca.do. 3 Bl>RMS. newly dee .. d1-p., enrl yard, gar. 2618-C Santa Ana, 646-1847 5240 COUNTRY CLUB LIVING . NOW -RENTIN~ 2 & DEN 2 BATHS OR 3 BEDROOMS $150 PER MONTH Adult & Famfly Aren • aufft-1111 , LOOK • Dishwasher e Ftlly c.......... Minutes From • PrlYate p • Irvine & Drapes Unlvenlty • Souncl Proof • Ora• Coast Collete • 2 C.r Ciarat • Costa Mesa • 2 Swfnnnlat HlcJh Pools • Sh.pl .. • lecreatfOft c....., Area _,i RecrMll11 DlllCnONS: .,....., N..,art •"'-., t.ake ff1I~ Dr. W• tt .,.,,. view .... ,, ...... teft (aeutfl) .. "'......, ...... PHONE 546-1210 RIO, d11b11Uber, w-w ept. pvt patio, btd pooJ. 1MrJ untllrJ:a. MUIC have l&rie faraie. Price $90 • S95 per BUSINESS and FINANCIAL fadllties, 1an.ie. Newly decorated. SIJ5.S200. mo. Wtite to R. Balzer, 5959 Crenahaw, LA 43. Chlldr.n OK. 673·33'78 •102 E. Coast Hwy, CdM 2 EMPLOYED adulta. Un· . 1000 OR JJOO.ft Comb. Of· flee It Warehse Ntw bldg DriVt·ln lypt Warehse. 1310 Locan CM/ 546-9590. Bua. Opportunlt~ *PARTNER* LUXURJOUS 3 Br/ 2~ Ba. tum 3 br tiouae. Exe refer. French ~Y apt. French Newport Aft9. m.5461. doors open from Formal UNF 1 br '*ilf or ~ Dln'c-nn into Veranda. Ele-aipt.. nr wa~r. KJt fac lc pnt Antique decor • .Antiqoe pr. Yr i.e. Real. ~ French lrpl Exquiaitt tum Roome for Rent can bt ind to re.p. pt:y. 5995 SM-D!,OR~. $60 MONTH. Pvt beth a: en· 2 BR. blt-tna. cpt, dpa, pr, trance. 1 block Ocean. &y, ~frt&. Adu.Its, no peta. SJ.50 Mtt Buket. m-5636. i.e. 224 Muzuert12. 6'73-7101 LOVELY SLEEPING· RM. NlCE 2·Br/ Newly decorated l't>r Student or Wcridnr lc ~. Fireplace, SHO, Clrl. 548-cll OR 3-4169 EMPLOYm rmtk!man, m Lido lale 5351 cooking. $10 W'llk, Meq. 50-7119. Colt.I ,, ON BAY·FRONr ns.oo wx w / KITCH r' l·BEDRM. $17 .SO WEEK • UP APTS. ~ 2398~ Newport 548-9755 5240 . Nertport Riviera ) lmrfous Townhouse Aparneats WMrt Clllldre11 Are Welcome WS-$295 Mo. 1 YIAR LEASE 4 M~I Aph. Open e Up to ' bedrooma, 3 batha • t 221,000 rtc:reaUon complex. Billiard room, pavUJon, photo lab; lounre, art.a and crafts, tin1 .. be pool 1 • TEEN CINTER: bilUarda, bumper pool, ptq.pona. Jute box. e CIDLDUN'S PI.A YGROUND.. • ~ ol rentn1 ll'9eD ma1.ll Ut by pi e l:idaltre apper Newport Baclt S.,. Sltuted oa Tut1D Aftllue_ W... Sata lllbel Ind Monte Vim Ami• Abo•• N..,,.. lld a.,. PboD1 MJ.0300. (%13) 83&.J663 OFFICE w/ llYing quarten ll1S. Store. $120. Rent or leue. CaU owner 646-2130. NEW OmCE $15 MO. 2 RMS, 11ir cond. 17418- Btacb Blvd., H.B. 1147-2848. $9500 CASH AC"ITVE Individual w/canrenlal per· IOnality, manqemmt ab1I· itY, who la wUllna' to roll up sleeves le work bard. Bust· neu ahould euily croa Industrial Rent•I 6090 over Sl,000,000 lat 1ear, w/ constant lnaeues Ir r.peat SHO,S FOR pronta. RENT Party aelected wUJ nalvt $250 wk. bertnnlnc draw + FROM $75 A MONTH part ot bul1nea and profits. 1000'. 1000'. 2000·. •OOO' which abould euUy IJ'oel Some Jeuee low u 6c eq. tt. lndMdual $30-$40,000 ftnt Wareb'N vm.,.. 8•6-3377 yr. Every facet ol bmlnetl eeo w. 171.h St., c.M. explalntd at tint ptl"IOllal LEASE new Industri&J BldJ. lnte.mew. For appt, phone 5000 1q·tt. 1340 Logan Ave. now, u time la ot the e1• C M. <Nr • Harbor A-Mnce, (n4) 533·38S3. 10 a.m. Baker) le IQ • ft. 546--0928. • 6 p.m. Mon • Frt. E'ttl WORK apa.ce A office 2400 Appta OK. IQ tt. Do11V11town Coct.a PLEASE! no pbooe Inf. u Meaa. $1SO mo. 646-1698. ;:.=:. ~ wtth rec. .. . • llJ !! 'lu c & UM M S34 Lat SU ale ca I • ._ I LIQ \ S2:: Or SSC Ina 53E Inv t'<JI ant fef! ~ PS '" Pl) "R II J'B. YA. Coe I~· .... •• •• 334 "' I Ket lot JAC -ANI and -f ou Ne REL .SAt b7 lJdi Hrl N iOO ap. Cer'e taJ)i tin. DOG. Rtd: Tm w.• MAL ln09 " blac Mar POlT 11.ze Fon 646-: SE.7 OrtJ olflc 1640 rorn and Bea· Ind Bt:Ac whit on I YOUi poln - Lost -8MAJ 11 •• St, I pua, ffi pood bolll 342·1 GER; blac Qllt IUSINIU ..... HRVICI DIRICTORY l'IMANCIAL . C.rpenterlnt 6590 Opportunft ... 6'00 REMODEL/ PAINTINC , .... COFFl!SHOP SUOING Glau doan Pool· feneeel Ham mood Blda. & FOOD TO GO Senice/ 839-ll>e. total --,nee. CARPENTRY and Coocrete AaDDe $900, PQmeDtl All ptw., DO )lb too am. SMT mo. rtm... a llllltal-&tHC.11 ~ 5 PM. ladan COit owns owr EXP!:R/ CARPDrrER Sl.6.000 ' yn ...,. C>titoner t' POWER TOOLS aldr • de9perUe • mUlt eell! $3 • HR. • ~-2324 Call !"rank QI' Gecqe. FINISH CARPENTRY Cabinets/ Bltna/ M.1nor == '461111 Alteratlom. 646-9SS3. CARPETING ieJin't by ex~ pe11a. 1S yra vq>, 90e yd QUOR ICXre, II'* aales iiuar. comp!. ett. 8.19-'4G ---" . LI $250,000 YT· Beat location in Cement, Cenc.-.te 6600 Oranli!e 0Mmt1. Requitta $50,000 dn p~t. tnclud---..... ----- Ing Inventory, Bkr S4Hll.58, SHAW & SONS 5J&.77TS. ~CJN EXPOSED AGGREGATE lnvHtment Oppor. 6310 Foundations/ Patios/ ~ % On r .M.v. Ir "" on f'ree • Est. Te mu equity down payment. cuar. Can1. 9 anteed agaJntt muagement W, H. Ul.LY, Lie cement feoe by Iona time locally contractor. AD types. Quality t':in,cceuh.11 Manaaement amcrete. pany. Free estimatu. ~ 6G·m> PATIOS -350 sq. ft. $99.SO. PSYCHIATlt.IC HOSP. Sallsfaction Gl18J'l.llUed. /Santa Ana. Umlted Call NOW ... 53&-9624 Paychlat.rtsl Partlcl!llltlOO "' A.LL TYPES ,,,, ''Rovln" Kl Ul84 Patioe· Dri•ewa,ya etc. --No job too emall ! 545-29'3 ~2 h Lend 6320 CEMENT 30c ft Ir BLOCK ' -work • ALL TYPES * REFINANCE Ml &-4871 IUY • IUILD -- llqte ......., .. ,.,..,..,. Child C.N, nu ao rn. to sao.ooo Lie.med 6610 VA IO yn. lOO'Xt to $80,000 c..DD..D OA.&m .. .... CotftentleMI Ir-. LOlnt ........... ..__ ..... I~~ -16.ao JR up to ot u. u..ui... '• m . ICl.000. ~ Lou r .. '80 .... .., ........ _...,. I~ IO Jn to •100.000 l.Jle lid.Id Welfan O..S, .. '°" Ott LP. l'a iAL IO yra ..._.. &.-.ac1.-.1. Sevf"91 etMI LOln REAS Ratel, •xoen.nt cue. SAnLIR Hot lunch-. ffa.rborBaJa!:r, MORTGAGE Lie # 5090. 545-W9. 336 E.st 17th Str.et REAS Ratee, ~~t care. Hot lunches. H&rbor -BU-COit.a w ... er. Uc #5000. 546--WS. Ml 1-1111 or ID ~.l 15 Tean loUl ~bl Barbor .,.. Contracton 6620 ftmPRDmn'!NQ E. c. Franken C.Ontraetar. West.ma M ortpp Carp. REMODELI NG your home cant. Lou eon-or atorl'! We can ltart tm-Metropotl ta.a Ute IJia. Oo med. 646-5138 for estimate. ud otia. Major la'ftnp A Lou TrKtt • Comm. • Aph. G•r_den~nt 6680 LOANS/We loan from UOOO HAUUNG/ Gen'l y If d to no.cm oo ao.te. Trlra clt&n-up. Tl"ffl ehrube • Autoe • Home Improve-buahes • lhaped, rethaped ment .I. Southel11 Calltoml.a or removed. Ivy remonl Thrift 6 Lou. MI ~. A dower bed wMfnr. "2-a53. PR1V ATE MONEY loaned on Real &tt1te. HERRING'S 642-4021 A<X SM?Tll CO. S43-8.18l Complete ~ eerv. Expert clean -up, ~ ANNOUNCEMENTS malnt. REASONABLE! •nd NOTICES U. WN A landlcape ma.iD- J found (f,... Ads) 6400 tenanc:e. By the mo. Ue rardener. 546-4521. New Health Club EXPERT Lawt1 Svvice RELAXING • MAllAGE • REAS! * WKLY. SAUNA • STEAM BAllf· Free F.aL * 56'°58 bJ Betit a ~. m & EXP. J~ Gardener. l.ltb oil N~ Bl. CM. Oean up. Compkte MaJnt. Hn 10 ·I p.m. "2·5090. 546-1194 Natr C111eD on Sundayw EXPERIENCE J~ 10UND • about three .. 1a Gardener. C'la.JHip a com· ago. 10 • 12 monthl old aJ. plet.e maintmanoe. MMm Wnd &nY and wtllte, ~ YARD Malnt., cleanup, baul· taBed male cat, 17th A n..-tng. Fut, out work. 12 tin. 64l-0237. yea.ra up. Ml-4(18. DOC/Blk SbaaY male with TRIM • JUTE LAWN S'ERV. Red Collar. Could be part Mo malntaila or clanup. Twrier a pert Scottie. 332 RDtottll • l.ndlcv-M2~. W. VlctGrl&. C.M. JAP~ • Americaa MALE pup approx. 3 mo. old gardener, experienced. molll1 Labrador • mostly Phone 646~ · black, found lo Caron• dcl CORRALS rardenln& • Mar. m.1m land.9Capl111 Service. tree POUND Aue. 28th medium plant w-eacb Job. 962..f164 aize tu ~ doc· Hu EXPER. Japa,ne1e p.rdener. Fort Dodp doc tar· Call C\Jt lawns, trim flower beda, 64S.s253. cleenll(>. ~5182; M6-Q384 SET of 5 keys Tic 17th Ir HAUUNG • eet· prd.tnlnr. Onnie. C. M. Identity at Maintenance, rubbiah, etc. olflce al El Udo Ttaller Ct, Free est. 60-0176. 1640 Newport BJvd., C.M. u.NDSCAPING • Oean 11p1 l'OUND • 1 pr. boy'a •~ New lawu • RotoWlln1. a.od tow.I vicinity Newport 64Hll48 Beach area. Pho. SCS-lre& and Identify. 0..-•I Servkea 6612 BLACK female P'lPPY with LE'ITERJNG Ir white &treat down MCk Ir on pawa. 646-7536. SIGN PAINTING YOUNG male elamne •a.I· 548-790> alter 5 p.m. point 548-<rl:l.9. Haulln! 6730 Lost 6401 MOV1NG anywhere A baW. SMALL blactc poodle. friend· Ing. G1rssea cleaned b' uaable dilCU'd.e. "2-2847, 1Y. •mo old. male. Vic 32nd 531-6882. St, NB. fte#ard. 347l Cam-._, HAUUNG pt.II, Clamnont. Calif. ,,,,YARD CLEAN-UP BE I 0 E whit. toy mt1le .,, REAS! 4~189 JIOOd}., no collar, blue rib- bool at tOll ol earl· LET GEORGE DO rT! 342-19'3, M'T-5411 HAULING/ CLEANUP GERMAN Shepherd ~. u 1-1201 blalS, brown A white. Vk TIM '8*• 1oa -'I c.o.ta Mea M2·1'fD. TIM pJlw 1" .a 6735 WINDOW 6 Wall Waahin& Flt. wuln&/ Guuanteed! MTiaal.L'S 511~. !ronl'!f 67SS IRONING $1.00 HR. 168 Santo Tomu C.M. 646-3060 Before a pm. IRONlNG JN MY HOME $1 hr. Hanrera, pleue. 646-5191 ~~~ ~~~ undtuplnt 6110 SUMMER Special: oew PBX Recent experience required Aftemoon ahift -H.igll school grad. COLLINS RADIO CO. 19700 JAMBOREE ROAD Kl 9·2911 Newport S..ch All -.ppUcatlorw reviewed on merit with no b1u towa"1 Race, Or>lor, Cl'ffd or Sex. ---- Help W•nted, Men 7200 Help W•nted, Men 7200 BAKERS *HRlO* Oo )'9111 bave a daiTe tOr a part time income of $150 to $7SO per month, or full timt THE NEW JOLLY ROGERS RESTAURANT & COCKTAIL LOUNGE 2300 HARBOR BLVD., COSTA MESA Now taking 1pplicatlons for: • BARTENDERS • CockWl Waitresses e FRY COOKS e BUS BOYS e HOSTE.5SF.S e W AITRE.5SES apply ln pe.non 8 a.m.·S p.m. --------~ SchoolHnstrvctlen 7550$chools-lnatructlon 7550 PUIUC NOTICE All Model Home hrnlt1n Gmlpl Now offered to publle for fnctkm of = cost. Melle. bas neYer been Uled. d.llp only. $10 deliven w/sm mo pymtl to t parties. 3-4-S Roome 4 It""" Modem rA.rlJ American Prom $26' $577 We are lbe largest croup outfit store ID tV county. You can buy l pc. or a hatul. COOl"- teoua friendly aervlce at a price to ftt your pocketbook. Open evea 6 Sun. See the thou- aandl of model pea at Santa Ana Fwa. 426 w. 4th St. 6'7-0789 Santa An.I Te~slen Lawna lOc eq ft, labor • material. Spldn lDlt. ST per bead, labor a mat. mcl. Larwia l:lllla Nw.ry. &31-22S5. Aft 5 p.m. 838..~ Free est. full Tlme Journeymen Union Scale Newport Area Must be bondsble. Union heneflt1 Include: Vacatior.e, Hoepltal, Dental. I: ~cbt alric care. Applic1tioo1 ob- tained at Calif. State Dept. of Employment. l."12 So. Br1lt01, SA. :O~ or 0~o~·~:J1: ... ___ .,. ___ .., _____ ._ _______ .,. __ ._ ___ ..,_.,. __ .,.~,..--... =------... ---- UM to wta all expeme paid 6r ~ I I 3 BDRM aell, lwin beds. cheat. of drawen, modent. Lthr ba.lftl d\&lr. De.n1eh dinette .et 6 .ectk>nal. Portable TV. R.efl1g. 2 patio dWae louncee, etc. 2t5 WE RENT Walnut, NB. 642·34.14. Nww. oearlJ ...,, ..... vaeationl such ... to the m.onl Jchoo South Seu. Ba.hamM, H•· N--EVER--W!ed--5-pc_,,,dlnett--e TV' color TV' ~ 11• • 48'' r o u n d wa!Jart wub.,.., dry.., ~ a:ralned top; 4 uphole1ered ratrp, .w.-. ftmt i-. buclcet aeats, blue naui-WJ liat.w, lf J"0'1 ~ PAITlllG SAftW AY STORES wall, Vepa or the World'• French • Engt.sh 01y School Fair! COit $250, will take fl.SO. No nepo.it/NO ~ AND DRYWALL U you b.ave a TRUE dteltt Fall term opena Sept. 13th for the above a.nd are wfil. Kinderprten. Grades l tbru 8 rn.-0a1 rree s.moe • ~ . DIC. t' O.tom -' Raldentlal .,, O:lmm9'claJ kn& to •pend 2 bou.rw of )'OW' 5....1--1-1 and Tr•n!U\t\rtation. ti.me and come to a meet· WIWlllW -r- STUDENT desk. white nau. '2 rn.. All~ ~ ~e d a w/ 2 matchlnc JMSM'I Kl M34' cha.In. white fannica coUee 1011 8. M.alll llt. llaata .... Uc. Contnctor BOWING INC. ~ lna. •• will &bow how YOU REGISTER NOW can JotD our eTU upMdt111 table, 2 ~ tab6ea. ~-HI.fl & S..,_ 121' INTERIOR l: exterior patnt• Ing done z.a, iruar wk· manahlp, DO job too unalL~ INTERIOJt E X T E R J 0 R R.euooabw m yean exp. Free ... MW2!ll). INTERIOR * EXTERIORS ~·l ynexper Guan.nty 6C2-4.'!15I INTEIUOJV EXTERIOR l' AST I a.LAN • &!:RVlCE Free • F.-t. • S48-711J INTERIOR/ EXTERJOR Immed. arvice, minor Jobe welcome. Free fllt. 548·1627. Pai.otiD& • The Bell • Very reu. * Z yra . .ap. Ml Miil 80-llml Remodel., Rep.Ir 6'40 NEED a ~! Call Don. Need a plumber! Call Don. House reiieJra of any kind. Doa i. your mtnl Dan 8oYM 646..f..191 REWEAVING, dprette buma, tear. rewoYeD IJICll ntw, cloth1nc. upbolstel'y. S41J..8381. Television, Repair 6985 RADIO a: TV REP AIR .,, CALL; SfS.!1742 YOUR ZENm1 DEALER Slncert Sew'g • macb/Vac. U2I Newport B2Yd./C.M. EXECUTIVE SALES SELLING TO: TOP BUSINESSMEN Because ol rap'ld rrowth of our Nat'l Sala Promotion, we need Ouien who can work qulcklf into Maneire- ment. e MGEMNT TRA.INING •SECURITY •NEW CAR •BONUS $720 MO · UP Draw aphlst COMM for ~who work tbemeelves up. No age rutrlctiona. Call Mr. Ceo!'ie m-3910. MON nmu nu. Blueprint Control Man with ~rl~ ot wU1 train. Runn1nc Blue-print Macblne le related dutlea. H. s. or equivalent tduc:t· lion. IDtuvlew 8 am·S pm. STRESSKJN PRODOCTS 00. 2880 Harbor Blvd., C M. '1Fonnerly John J . Fos- rroup. and &ain a true fu· ture ot financial 100.pend· ence. Make )'OUt reservallon NOW to 11.ttend one of our metl· lnp. Phone Mr. Peeka (TI4) 633 • 3883 10 a..m. • S p.m. Mon-Fri • • • PLEASE! NO PHONE IN· ro u we are nramped • NO SELLING • • requ1nd mine cub or credit requind to ltart. CARRIER BOYS DAILY PILOT B&Ux. Wand Dillrlct Call Mr. Sn7 642-4321 RELIABLE ladJ ae hoaM- mper. 4 ch wk, w/trana. rn~. Agencl .. , Women 7300 ter Co· I Eq Oppor. employer UJW • LOW n:E EXPANDING SHOP JOBS 2 Real Eatate Saleemen EL.ECTRONlC needed for Land a: lnvest· EmplO)'!r Re~ TH ment Dept. Genet'Ola corn-' "nnt" ra1ae about 1 mo. miu\on. Cooperative ueoc-CABLE 'IWISTER .• $2161 mo fates. BOARDS' TOUCHUP; dlp w E LACHBl4YER eoldering, clanup • stuff· • • h:li of boerda • . . . . . S251 mo Rltra. lB Npt. BITd. CM. 646·3928 S45-34l3 9"' IUS IOYS Diits NONE REPAID FEE ~ER: Exper. band ~ iroc; manuf. aprts· wear, ~ wort ........... S2.50 to 3 hr. up Upholatwy 6990 a.pply _..... __ ....._____ becwee,n t 1.m. • 11 1°m. SUPERIOR AGENCY NpB SUDDEN SERVICE: m-06Q THI! R 'S SPEClAL! An:J chair • WI Dlvan-i25 + J'abric.. 14.2~ JOBS & EMPLOYMENT and 3 p.m. -5 p.m. REUBEN E. LEE MISS me AGBKY lSl COAST HIW A Y Jr. Aldlltectural render.d N!:WPORT BEACH expd • • .. • • .. • • • .. • to $520 Job Wan~! Men 7000 With c;01:;v-pt ~m'! after· ~~ ~. ~~~:. -~. ~ ORANGE COABT COu.EGE noon evening wor\t. ~rma· Intenor deelJntt, attnc. atudenta want llddltion a i.-nent! O:mtact Mr. Leavitt. 25/35 npd, (Anllheim) 400 modellzw Jobi. Free .u,. ~ Pflot. M2-5m Ext lO 8J.l.Lini cleit expd tn l9nl mates. 642-3341 a ~-or e.y 6 Thmin St. c.M. acctg procedures, type • MACHINIST 50 .............. 350 • «lO Job Wanted, L.ty 7020 Job Shop exper. oo Medium Pun:haslnc clat. expel w/lO to lge Lathft. Apply: Edler key. l~ 60 ·"' 350 • 400 Industrlu lac., 2101 Dove Secy/Receipt, matun, ati:rac. St/N.B. CadHo 0ranp Cty type 60' no SH " ... ". 38S DEPmDABLE 17 YT old iirl wlahet permanent b9.by· a1 ttirw a.tter ld)ool, Call after• p.m .• uk tor Karyn 536-2ID HB. no w. Cbut Hwy, Suite o. Airport) 64&3939 Newport Be6Cb SHOE SAI..&WAN No Agency Charge to EXPERIENCED d 1 n t a l Experience DeClllU'Y· you -These po11tiona ulil&ant a..Uable fCIC" Ill· ~t. n.oRSHEIM Stcy, to controller ..... $425 ~ Sept l thru SeP'. FAMJLY = ~· Secy, engtneerinc ....... 315 '-U I-tall referl!DCel-~rtriD S44·m4 ° ,Secy, Top C.0. .......... 400 ~c WOl't bf bou:r « _,_,,,,,,_~..,.--""!:::'"-=--:"":""-StftlO ''Olreolr Job'' • . . • s.s Job. can lE 1-mo ar * ~ Technldu Call 673~ Mr. Unden KI 3-9711 after' 3 p.m. Own rot wirtls 6 auemb))', SUPERJOR AGDK'Y traNipartatlan t.amlllar wttti QIJllf a =====· --,..--Prtnciad drc:ult metho4. HOUSEKEEPER, day worlt. SEND ,..me na P. Q. Newport Beach Of Udo lele. Box 211515, NA Fee R.elmbuned Exec Secy • $425 546-43(fi. HOUSEWORK, exp, n an hour, eteady. '46-6495. C.all from S to 8 P.M. PRACTICAL nune ca1>11ble tulJ c:harwe. P.tlent Ir home. 646-~ CLEANING, &al'· 1trlpp1n1. windows. S31-«i67. 2 WOMEN wtl1 cae.n home oomi>letalJ, m. 541-6400 8ABYSlTTER a C'OnValea· cent care. LJ 8·$905 IRONING my home, ?Sc hr. MHUl. lRONING, baaket of 25, $3. Brtns ~ &42424. BABYSITI'ING qa 2 to S. 642-0258. good w I licw"m. t'JIC Wlllrif- GARD EN SHOP MGR. ing conds. Newpal't Pe~· for Lee Dlaoount SlDre ln nel Agency. 642·31TO. Orange Cty. Xlnt·pay, Va--:::64;;;:2;::::·3873==· ====== cation, Insurance. Call aft~r 12 • noon. Sll-0520. "Mrs. Krauae." MAGNETIC TAPE MFR Needs experienced Plant PeraoMel. TAPEMASTER INC. 1701 S. State Cl>llere Blvd. ANAHEIM MILLMAN, Al~l)o-man. Spray-Palr(er It Gen'I Help. ef'I. VOD Atndl eo.. 660 w. nth St. Bld(·l2 • Help W•nted, Women 7400 --· .... _. ___ _ *HOstmlS* •pply "'~ RUBEN'S 25 1 E. Coast '4-fwy. N.B. ACCOUNTlll6 ClERI OLDER J>C?°" for part tlft>e Accurate with Giura. ~work. Gen I clunup 6 malte u.te adding IMCblne, and dellverin Ooo NorNon/ file. rOC' app>Wmeat call Palm Pttn. 147 • W. Uth Marpttt Grttnman DAILY ~ NwpWieacb. PILOT 642-4321. APPRENTICE Sall·mlllttr. PART TIME WORK Experfrnce de&lrabfe. Bu- t.er & Cicero Inc .. Sallmnk· AVON olfm txC!tllent urn· tr'$. 673·-61211 lnp, HtabUshfd tcnitor1H EXPEJUENCED S£RV1CE nettr your home· "'-traln- St•tlen Athnd•nt Ina and beauty coiur.. 0121.. tnaJTitd. MobU StaUno U>-591t mt Harbor Bl/Adama, CM TELETYPE • TWX ()pr. SERVfct • lta. Att.dlnt tnlUranot Clf',_ • Hlldlq Part time. 40 • hra week. ReM!naUona Clerk CHEVRON STAnoN Western Gift. Inc. IGOO fAIRVlt'W/ CN. 7700 Harbor BJvd. .. C.M . ili'Critourx Qwop., fl.Id equal opportunJtJ ~r Ume 6 JJf t1me ~ '125 HOUSEKEEPER iir ~ wlr U you ciuaJU1. er w/ 4 cblkhn, .,. I &o 5G..(153. 12 llYe IQ. s.lat'J •• mdent PIZZA Odil NO aper 11«· upon quaWkaU... .Rafi. f\all • Par1 • U... Ptm req. Loc&Uon ~ B~ hlece~--... Lqlma BeKh. ,. ...... ruu. ors-rt-time, iila ~ LIOAL SICl-nAaY 11. APPb' ln pt'l'IClft W 1 EXJM'r. nee. New ....... Car Wuh, 4lfl E 11th. CM. ortil'ff. SUtY °""Can IC7~ kw-• .,.,... ..... N"an:L mi ld. S., •· Penn~-Cal•,... 24 t Montevlat.. CM 646-1170 GOING Eut wl.ll sacrlflc. S--------- ----.-,. mu furn. Surfboard 6 ncJt. W AREROUSE CL!:AMHCE ~~~ 545-2832. NEWtfOW Help Wantett Women 7400 e BABY8l'ITER ' e COMPANION l.JVE IN AT: BALBOA BAY a.uB Pwrm • poatdan/ Ap • al· .,.,. open. 5 • dmya .. k. MUlt drive-Ute ~ Ing. Ma.ay 1'rinre Brneftta. CALL: MM. STEVENS u •22ll. Ext • m Jobe Mer.. Wom. 7500 SOFABED, lDae new, help 8otrs am tun.r $10 '1.G naua:~. with foam cu.sh-Roberta lte. i.e. 278 150 lonl. S'IS. 642-4228 after S. New EV &" 25 I Experienced ========: Fa1n:bJJd tun-Co~ Note Offlce Equipment IOl 1 \abJ.e EV LS-15 UNITED CALIFORNIA rn. GlftVCI ROI BANK 4-DRAWER Tan Lep1 Stepbaa JtTI S029 Harbor Blvd. Catitnrt. LIKE NEW! "5 E. l11a a. Coeta Meaa ~ Household Geed• I020 ORIENTAL RUGS 2-9'al2"~ 150 • • '1' 11 11 • SJO Ocllaa ..... Apptlcanta conlldend (II) 1 -4· x r . m1m. ---------merit ~ of race, !!!!!!!!!!!!~~~!!!!I HOSTESSES rella:IOU1 creed, eolor, na· 2 PIECE tan Uvtnc room eet v.w. ~ w/ -.. lional oriiin. anceruy, lex _m=. =642=-0445-=====:::-Ult • $110, ua. ........ Attracti'ff J"OU111 ar a,.e. -lfll • SIS. 56Cl5 ev.. women MANAGER, quality Beadl Ger ... S.le I022 0.y or Nllhl --------c-a-ft--...&.. l500 ~ply ln pumn Motel. A husband Ir wife WING cbaJr, ottoman. Loft _.,...... __ ... _ .. ______ _ REUBEN I . LEI pre.fen'ed. Top Alary " fine 1eat. Boo« ebttw.. All NB l.jlt. Rdereuca required. _,_1 ,....,_b ~----n..-SURFBOARD 10" Velq + Rid It Oclwr. Ulld -J tims. ~23'7T. 151 E. Cout Hwy., Call M tx..kett ._,.,,""""' """ . ~~ ' ~· ~· .-. ' r. r"" · ~...,. iptetlda. Divider 1Crt1a1. ~need in reoual of· !Soe work. Dictation and uelet Bkkpr, eal&ry open. 2957 Randol~ St. C.M. IMM.ED. O~INGS Electronic T~tera for Nl&bt· Shi1t/ Call 548-1391 Murchl· IDft M.artetin( 117 w. 17th/ Unit· T/ CM. i...rx;AL StDJ:TARY Good lkllla, Qui«. Lep1 d • per beplul, or 1J9rt time Trained LepJ lec'y. SJS-IO'TI ''M arlan'. WfDI lD ma.tun womm • PtilMaDl oUlce W'Olt. £». ptt for telHOIJdtinJ . ffrt7.. ... .,.. "Mr. Gedlk" btwn g.12. •me LICENSED BeautJ Operator to Shampoo, uslat Ir do C.01· orine In Newport ae.cb Sa· Ion. "2-108' BABY'!J1T!IV 2 • d\Udren 3 A S. S • day week. Steady. 646-3006. EXPERIENCED d e ntal ualetant. Type 60 wpm. Wrltll ~ ?.Me. Daily Pilot. TOY & GIFT P•rtfet NMd 1100 wlr?T See m ! I No &livery * No <Xllleet! Gttt. 'N Ge~eta 54.1-43&1 WOMAN tor left odlct work, IYJ>inl Ir add madlioe •mt. W T. Grant Co, 5 Pointa Shop pins Cmter. H.B. UVE in altte!': Will c:iaNid. woman wltn lmAll dilld. Uve 111 plua aalary. Call before noon. 546--0'19l. GIRL 18 to JO, live In, mit ttte plus aalary. Care for Oilld. t<Xi • 3rd St. HB, in· ..ire before 4 p.m. SECRETARY, typllt. bit- lllee per, for amlJ.l ort/ f uU Ume. Do 1'°' ca.II. 9'29 Biker, C M. PU'&JDltrics. MEDlCAL receptlonut, .c- retary. Between .,. 30-40. 1 girl oUJce. HUnt Bcb. 536·7417 WTD! Rel. Bab191tter 5 • daye wk ' 1 • 7 fm. U1- llMkl>"I · 847-ll!O aft T pm. WANTED: U•e In i.tq>r, 2 Br houst-, .,_, Ill penon e l 8 W. Wtlloll CJ.I. EXP£R. Salfai8d; 1or ~ to wur shop. Write c/o Dally Pilot Bo. #Mm. BABYS~. ltve la. C&re for 1 child ~enlnp. Cnl- lta"e girl p~ltmd. ~2914 BABYSITTER. Npc Sch. T:'5 am,.. pm, 5 da,y week. m..m EXPERlnlCED dfnt1l re- Clpt1onl1t. MUil ta• X· ~-646·26.'W. BABYsm,ER foe' w ednet• ~ f"'nl!WI onty. Vk: Vt. ta ~ Cntr. MHl5'7 HAIR STYUST wtth folloW1n1° 543· TfTT or 546-Cll TEA Of ER ~ ttllabt. woman for ~ can M "'-dally, .... H8. BABYSrrrER/ 5' nl'-. wk. WED THRU l\JN, m-na BABYSITTER. my bone, I dllldl'ftl, 5 daye wtt 1· ~ to 4131 ~m . ...,., 18l-3942. WA~: exp, under 21. .... .. "" -. ....... Schoel .. ln.tructlon 75SO Cbllcoat • 10 Leare TY PING SCHOOL Olildren; Vacation ratea Qukk EZ method. Call Mm,. Wed, Fri. U •2159 173 Del M• Aw .. C. M. Afend•,"" w 7600 RUTH RY AN AGENCY ~for a Job? o:m. In~ lar ~ aerrice. 1 T93 Npt., CM. 14M154 17ill 8eedl BlTd. 14'7-861 l 10&2 W. lTlh S.A. 547"'411 "ERCHANDISi FOR SAL! AND TltADE FumftuN 8000 Our Tr.te In Atlow•nc.. Are BIG Our Price. Are LOW Trade ln )'OUT old tumltll1'e OD new • fr'tt t"SOmatt. We ha.-e complete home rur· aWitnp. 9)fu -Oalrs 'JV R.eclintrs Bedroom Sct3 Dinette. lAmpe l Arces.sonea ~ 513 W. 19th St. 548·1454 * FURNITURE * Small BtoH 811 Valuu APT. OWNER SPECIAL 2 po Liv nn Ht new 179.90 O po BR et • oew 169.110 6 po dinette Uled 1111.114 ~ .. Contemp It MOO.m 1001 OTHER ITEMS 3 ROO MS Furn S159 95 N O DOWN -TERMS Ral\CM, &frig, TV 1 APPROVl:D FURN. 1161 Bar-u 8·11660 ' ROOMS lcomplett house- ful) lncJ~ bnmd MW A.dmtra.l retrtreretor a f &JDOUI mockl rllllge, SSSS. Pay onl.1 $5.SO •ttkly. Out ol lOWD credit Wt-I· eomt . HUB FURNITT*tt& 1Tl4 Newport. Coeta M~. 64&-m13. ESTATE SALE- ttc. 311 Und St .. N.8. 642-3917 ELECTRDNlC Teat Equip.. Parta, Tuba etc. Orillp-elll, Skilaw. Sabre .... Mi.c ltema/MMU7 M • 1 GARAND • XlDt. O.S. .?l Cal. MC191ibers _.,. $25. Phooe OR >1S19. OOR. Tenslta • IWhiltell. POOL TAILIS N.B/ Sa&·~ l.l)o5 pn. Port i>OOl Ux4. nr llCl"I» her. ~r-maeh-.._lMI CA.RAGE .U: otac. delk, 1lle cab, pwr IDOftr'. el.ec drill. m1ac ltema, T5T1 Al- bambn, H1.111t Bc:b. Antlq~----1110 * ALMA ·s ANTJQUD 823 W. 16th St., Npt. Bcb, JU1t W. ot Placentia Ave. Sewing Ma<hines 1120 SINGER Slant N~. Zi&• 1.aa I: B·H attach ••. Ulke nt'\A') •• I I • I I • • I I I I • • $'19:-.50 New end~ Jtl5 BRUNSWla $9 Free dellTvy 6 lllltaD..- tiaa; UIO-. nna ........ W• take tnde-tn.. U• our Olrlltmaa ''la.yrny ... SECARD POOL 323 S. M.aJn, OraQP SJ2-m:I *AUCTION* It JOU w1D Mil -bll7 ctn W1DdJ & tr)'. Al.ICUoD ~ T p.a. 2076~ N~Ml..._ Windy's Auction a.rn LOnY pile, he tram ICO ii the ~ dmmd wttb White ZirZ.. ........ 11.:!0 Blue 1.uatre· Rent electrio Hoovtr Upright Vac • <Re-~ SL Reed Bar6o bwltl .. . . . • • . • • . . . • 3'T .SO ware, Cotta Ma&. Sincere Sew'& M1eh/ Vac. _UP_H_Ol.SrERJN ___ G,,,_-_ _,iff..,,..,....SI 2423 Nwpt/Q{f&ts-9'742 :z pc (~ enftJto Muatuil Inst. 1125 Gould Music Co. NEW & USED PIANOS & ORGANS m~) """ est~~ 21S M LUI, HB. ".8w111'" 5.16-MaS JT ALI.AN provtnda1 C'OOCb (cuatom mad•) $50, modlr'a IOfa $7S, 2 blonde ..., tablet $7.50, ftoor lamp ~ 546·1866. CASH for YoUT ~Gun! OR BUY A NEW ~t Cotta Mesa Gtm Room. Home of Kn•IM Fisher 1666 i"1WPT BLVD/ C..M. Story & Clark, Pl.not & OPEN ti1 g pm/ MH933 Conn Orv-na. SHOP Smith w/band •w, Rent/Option te hy Jir leW, 4" jointer, s-tnt 1801 Newport CM. ~tm spray l: tandef'. DJ s..._ Ana Ave, Np Hat&. 50-2051 Pl.ANTERS/ ~ w/. 1130 tvy. Bllt BoNe.i Na •I. --------Jap,Junlper, OU. Clli9-c. J. C0Ul.J) b.by lp!Mt 1 tal&/ Malle ofter! ~ Tr old, lt>ow room cond, Vl.......,..RlA -• .............. ....._ $tl40 value, Merifj~ $315. '-• v ~ ,,.._ - 546-<Mm. 31oa J.a~ o.. cta1,.., <6>. <:hMt. mw STEINWAY GRAND B tali . l 1roa beck, ..tiae rr-tned ma.boa. nm. Pvt tables. miac. KI 3'"'715. ----- Pl•no• F'aboloas Bdnn turnishlnp. KJMBAU.. 111tMt, Xlnt cond. maLcbed wood, inlaid. h11 $.1.59& new, aac WOO or bNt 9xU Orieotal 1'lP. ~xcel otter. 962-5490. piu1y. m-ow. ASH blond MT_..)hr 1111" dent dealr, 3 chww 6 .... reek. Nr))' new bu. 646""31J. cond. 9 piece Dining rroup. "::::::-::::::::-:::======= U11U1Ual china cabtntt. G! rttrlir. .,..,_., 111 • n r I e. Etc. 546-1408 WHIRLPOOL w&llwr It dry. er hclnt condl bllQI $1"1'5., tMple twin bed wt lnrly DIW I W5 complat.. 5*-7177 or 548-907'2 ~'f i o ta, Mack llld ..--. bi.. pl· '°" Mick. sso. 646~ &l'ttt • pm. TRADmONAL 11>fa • Sl5 >ant • oond! Uphol • chair m. Vanity • m. m-86&9. lJ DO NMiOm lt' a1 + ot· :;.;=...quilted. MU. ~•nt ltS5 HAMMOND 1 n CORONA DltL MAJt Otltn ~ fine cqane 6 planoa BEST DEAL.SI &EST SERVlCEI Z. E Cout Ht•a7 • OR s.«m. llKI to SCHOOL ht put" cMW"'" • ,IRIS~lwheett- All.r.lcee now ,.. tluc -All 1bn - All atylea now a.,afl. lkr ...._1~ LADIES wear ._ ti Sl ~ SlO. men'a clotbm ._ • $1 • no. 110 via ~ Udo lelit. . . . ...... -.~ .... , • ,, •• 4 .. , .. , • . . . . ~ l'IAILY PILOT 1Nt1n·Pmt Wtdnttd•J, ~ptt1t1bff l , l %5 N R A I TRAN SPOltT.AtlON TRANS'°RTATION SALE AND TR.ADE SALE AND TRADE --, Speed-Ski Boata 9030 'Aotorcycl.. 9300 MIK'9ll•neou• UOO MJtcell•neous l600 14' SKI Boat wilh tr~r • --------- Inboard. Olevy el\jl1ne 5, 8" ·:io TRJUMPll Show Bike, Hull. Make . otttr Must 650 CC, n-t!n&. &.II chrome, tell Exltn rn;:int! 111cluded I l'Vl'rythlni new. SH lo appr. ATTENTION! Apt. House Owners l Rooms Modem Furn. 7 pc Ll\'lng Rm Suite, incl Sofa & rhatr. :l Wdlnu t Tables. 2 Lamps: ~ pc. Dinette. 7 pc Bedroom including Dresser & Mirror. 2 ~ire Stands. 2 Boudoir Lamps-and your option-f'ull size Beds nr 2 Twin Beds. 3 COMPLETE ROOMS $199 &t~--Olro8 Makt otrer. 15631 Plymouth Ln. HB 893-5316. loat Rent•h 9038 '65 HONDA ISO I Xlnt l'Ondition • 700 mi. SH.JI HOURLY rent1tls • O'Day undt!r factory .l service Day Satltt) Rh11dtt 19 & warnnttes. Many e:ctru' motor boat; fur. Zone IH6-67-10 alt 6 pm. Bo.lt Co. OR ~:.!-IO 6.i HONDA Supt'r 90. JOO actual miles. Best deal in Fithing_Bo•t• ~-90-40--town S350 or cuh tor _ equity. 675·2961. 211' BOAT. 30 hp Jnhnson + utras. Exe !lsh or div1n1t· Good shape $195. 4S4·4004. '64 YAMAHA 80. Dirt or Alrett, bi& tu-es. scrambler bara, Clean .l IHt. SJ()() or otter. 673-4700. ARCHER FURNITURE 6-101 WestmJnster Ave .. WPstminste~ 893·7519 Mobile H°"* 9200 llONDA 90 I perfect cone!.) au oria acc. Honda 90 ~ whet!la. runa, motor. etc. 6SI Q. W. Wilaon alter 5. WILL BUY GOOD l'SED FUR.NITlJllE FREE TO YOU BARGAIN TOWN IT '62 HONDA apart SO. $100 TltANSPOltTATION TRANS'°ltTATtoN 'fRANSPORTATIOH Imported Autot 9600 Imported Aute. f600 Uted -Cua 9900 ------VOLKSWAGEN HILLMAN ·:io HI l.J..MAN MI:'-:\ '"7$iJ ST1CK ENG-<iOOU roND! 536-1949. JAGUAR 196' DE J1gu1r COUPE Goldfn Sand extrr1nr wilh lull belie leather inten or. Factory air condlllonln& & AM-FM radJo. A11 outsUl.lld· inl bu,y. $4495 STANSBURY BUICK TAKE YOUR PICK IUICK 196' Buick leSabre 4 DOOR HARD'l'OP Lesa than 9.000 ml.les. Car· nes ~ cv Factory war- ranty. PS, PB. !Udlo, heal- er. a.utomatlc lra.nsm1Aslon Llat pnce $4012 $2695 STANSBURY BUICK 19'l0 Newport Blvd. Colla Mesa 646·9022 CADILLAC ·~ CADlLL.AC Sedan DeVlllt Fully equip Air cond. wa.r- ranteoed. $4795 .. TRANSPORTATION -Uted C•,.. 9900 DODGE 19" DODCE ' door. Good work car. SlOO, U 1-2160 FALCON 1962 FALCON 2 DR. SEDAN A local oiw ow-l'lt!r car thtlt has less than 36,000 actual mlfe1. 6 cylinders &Ive you excellent performance with e~nomy. Reduced to M'll loday for 795.80 STANSBURY BUICK 19'lO Newport Blvd. Coeta Meaa 646·!1CYZ2 TRANSPORTATION Uaed Can 9900 - OLDSMOllLE *BARGAIN* 62 OLDS Super 88, ' dr Hu everyth.in& but CBuym& another 0 Priced to 1tU today. Ori&· C)W'DU. 646-1961 1960 OLDS 88 -S ndtni car In aood non . . . a be.tpi.o at Call 548-&WS. PONTIAC 1960 POllTIAC VENTURA 4 Door hardtap. Above • ver- ac. air •&• cmditian. All powtt c 1!5110rlta a.nd factory I. APPLIANCF.S 646-1631 FREI:: to gOOd homt , !l'nced yam Lovable reddish brown pan cocker mal.-9 mo houle broken. Loveie child- ~ OR ~-n:t1 !r2 MAKES iNSE ,. 546· 1393, a.ft S pm. all day ~tektnds. 1920 Newpart Blvd C:0.U Mesa. 646-9022 Chick IVerlDn your mly authomed Volknraaen deal· tt 111 !ht! Harbor Arita. can i1W a VW fM:lor)' WU'- ranty. '64 FALCON Ory Squire cnndltionina. PRICED T AllBI MOTOR CO. 0 .,, FOAM! 'OU for "Do II )'OW"M'lf ' t!J>holltenJli • cut wh1lt } 'Wall· 641·39 ~ E. 17th St. CM. 71 1lEFRIGE'RATOR, chain 9•· : box spp I-m&tt, tablts, I TV. nae. cha.tr & ottoman sunlamp. irk'. Uke new, leu 1han year old. 673·8481. . %1" TV Pie. tube J16.9S. In . ce • "'Ill ailed 111 homl!. St!rv1 CJIU t!.50 Set not removed ~1-450(). BED DIVAN. BROWN, 1WEED. GOOD COND &t2·1247 I, ill ·l GOLD nauiahyde divan : perftct cond. S69 both. W •MU aeparately. 847...sTI. '.ALEXANDER Surlboan1 S50 • Ster~ rtt0rd • plyr 3 IPkra $40. Ml 6-1361. / HOME BEER BAR : : t1 UKE NEW! S'200. • 847·~ ·~·· SCROU.. pw~. Lal.ht! Drill . prt~ -tahlf • uw attnch. S45 540-1662 MINERAL DETECTOR It MINERAL LIGHT. 646-..1558 f"REE lottt na. Siamese le • angora Mothf'r & ;; Iota. , Buy F.ctory Directl Whitt! le black. 6.26 Hamil-e u~sl stock of motnlr Ion. Apt B. Coeta Mtaa 9-1 homes m tht west MAU: Boxer "Brurm" fawn e '.!4 floor plans, !O's 12'1 color. 5 Y1' Clfd XL.NT with 20'1 24'1 WIDE Ir ex-pan· ct11ldren. Moving • cM 't dos tal<e him. 546·\986. !>-2 e World'• most beftuu.ful mo- bUt! homes. BEAUTIFUL 17 lb, i,., Sia-• Terms to fit your budi,:tt me~ a., Burmese, male cat '64 Su:cuki, 50 cc auper 1port, t.'!IO, perfect oond. IPU 65() m111. 548-5102. '63 HONDA 250 • CC HAWK. $(25. 673~45 alter 6 pm '63 HONDA 250 cc, acram· bier Runs aood· Extru. U2S or mm oiler. 542·~ '64 SUZUKI 80 • CC ruo. 283 Monte Vista. C.M. 646-1.S.52. 1963 .llga1r Mark I Ju.t 11 fresh and •mart lo. day u when It was deUvrr- ed In 1963. Thia Ill the ana· tocrat ol modern motonna· Sa.vir thouaandl qJ dollart· $3695 ST AJISBURY BUICK trault'd 10 collar & lea.sh. ' SEE WHY HUNDREDS •uy 234 E. 17th. C-Olll& Mesa TW 7-5480. ~2 v u s-n6S MotorKOOtera 9350 RUDY. a Vl.'ry lov:U>le black Sun1t•t• SATtor•r Lot '6S H.D. Topper. Loaded '63 JAGUAR XKE coupe. & whit' kitten, IW'eda iood w t extru! Like otw1 ll()- home with older chlldrt"n 1C42 E. 6t rru. S450. 545-4075 f!'ll«· Bridsh racinr &rffn w 'cvn-TW 7-5480. S·n Cl.mi E of 6th & Ma.1111 tn1tin& &love leather 111t. CORON A Auto Service p.,.tt 9400 amttm rad.lo, mus1 i•c at f REE Kittens. 646-5.556. ~3 PETS •nd LIVESTOCK . Oogt 8825 8 AM to S PM th.ii low price S3195. Bank SAT le SUN/10 AM-4 PM RE-MANUFACTURED Chey· tinan. low down on ap. * c•.a.SHI * · Iler Hemi eniine comp!, pt0\1ed credit. 1950 Newport IV' low mileaae ~-7790 Blvd. CM S4l-4254 ...,.. • ..__.,a.in.•-- _..,.,. 1 J f t Q~=·-i '~~1 ~ P.J. Qj)CX M UON 1$ ALSO THI ONLY AUTHOllZED l"O«SCHE Ot.ALH IN TWI HAUOt ~ 3-4·Sparkllf1i New Mobile ========:. .,..----,...,.-------Homes • conalcned tor Im T ·•-U Ill ..... ,. '6.1 JAGUAR XKE Cpe Im· -.6-2-VW----..,.---. -----•. ----.... A.KC GERMAN Shepherd r•1 .. n , t ty ~~ maculat• ttuv-out, chrome _..... ~ ... , ~ Pupc mediate Uquldallon by ont! wire wheels, dunlope. tac-All trana. radio, SU.SO. WW VERY of America's laest mfan t1 WTD! lTI'JL -TRl..R. accept !Tade tJr part P-'Y- REASONABl..E! JO'·w1de/l2'-W1de/20'-wlde L t1 4 X 8 OR! tory a1r cond. 20•500 actual """"'-, .. 675·2!172 E.~pa.ndo&! .. 545·2832 mllt!L Metallic sray. Pri•· ~k;;."'~o an s pm or CHESAPEAKE BA y ~ ..,.,..~,-Mub!Jr u -m-off•--' ate party. $3850. 67>3647 tn u-1 K "~ ""' "" "n:ou FOUR '65 VW Variants. lm-evt!r pup. •"'lAI e. A .. C to Pubr1·,. at "ONCE IN A Trucb 9500 '53 JAG XK 120 reblt ena. ,..__ ion k 763 ,._ ... N med deliVt!l')'! $2375, tax Ir """"mp aloe . '-Cl!. UFE-TJME" baraain PW tires, new mitten cover er St. MI 6-3766 ·:;2 FORD PICKUP $895. Pnv. pty. U 8-6953-Uc Ind. 54HiOJ7. pncea. Small-do. Up to JG.yrt on baJ. ~.2,..EJER-'59 JAG XK-150 Rdster • OE~:H·"'oo~yP~"IS Sunatate Mobile Homa ======"'""==== nooo. Pvt -pty "Rudy" VJ.AJ ~ 14242 E. 6th/Corona days 548·7123, Eves 962-734(). -===::::IO=S::::~==== I Otdamobil.c•dlllK USO So O>ut Hiwl.Y LAGUNA BEACH HY f-1<* KI T..J103 'ST, 4 dr Sedan. all pow w/- air cond. excel. cood. $50> or wW trade tor late model Pick Up. 546-0374. '55 CC1tfV. 1 owner. 1 med!. 1ood top • tires. HY 4-1028 aft 6:00 &5 CAD cn't't, dartc IP'Y, a1r. AM/ FM, bucket Ma.ti, 3300 mJ, $550). 673•1232 CHEVROLET 1963 mpal1 Super Sport Coupe Low miles • Exceptionally clean. Has buckt"t seats • center conaole and power ateerinr and brakes. $1995 STANSBURY BUICK 1920 Newport Blvd. Costa Meaa 646·9022 '64 MAUIU f\oor shin. air. bucket ~•ta. Wa&. AlJ t!Xtru + IW'· AU· to. Ulte new • ~ 5454068 FORD '64 Ford Falcon Spnnt C.OC... pe. LIKE NEW CONDI-nON. Loaded with all U · traa includin& • SPE.£0, V .a. Power stttrina. radio and heater. OUTSTANDING VALUE. Wu $2495. Special $2195. e ROY CARVER e PONTIAC 1400 W. Cout Hwy. U 1-3466 NEWPORT BEACH WILL TRADE 57 FORD 9 pus waaon. 4 door, 11uto, PB, PS, R/H. lo ml. top shape. Trade up tor com pa ct. $425. 646-1961 '63 r A1RLANE CUM Ranch· Wlli. vs. Stick, Other ex· tna! Xlnt • oand! naxi. Da)'W 642-1m1 ~ ~-oo. 1965 L T D hdtp 4dt one owner tn xlnt shape I am aellina tor fiMndal rM10111 lhts car 11 loeded incl air call m ·7U(. 62 Ford FIJJ'l&ne 2 dr VS a.uto, R-H. irood t:itts, clean Ideal back to achool car. !t"\1 ~ m11 ttnNft w I box : 6'>1'11 Chroma loldll'n table w 4 • cbra. 54!r2004. SCHNAUZER -Min. Sire • Cl Melmar Jack rro.t Shot.. Cropped. nso. ~. AKC Pekes, ahow stock, pupe and adulta. 548-3328. C•mpen 9520 -!2-mi E al 6lh It Mainl GOING Nort.h • Muat tell! Open Labor Dl.Y '65 FORD, " ton pu 4 apd '58 Jag 4 -dr secs. 3-4 Xlnt! $885. ~9510 at\ s RD 1855 4 door st.at Ion Real ltw'p! Antique., Cl .. ia 961S SPECIAL TODAY ro ?ASH In 30 MINUTE~ 1 .. r P'urn1Appl 54S.9MO 9-AM TO 5-PM traN, with dlauia • moont lk!at olfl'r! 673-6004. -GO Cart • pe.rt.a $95. B RUSSEL$ GRIFFONS WUdn Kennel.at 827.fi638 SAT It SUN/10 AM~ PM cabover campt'r. almost MERCEDES IENZ " rr ~ SENSE new. 675-0118. LI 8·3543 Buy Factory Dlreet TENORtTI'E dlctatina &: Hone. 8830 '65 LAKEWOOD 10 x ~. lrar.sctibln& mad!. 646-7622. _______ _;,_. W I 17 x 18' e:iq>lllldo. Un-w -. ======== ANTED: Board &: room tum. fil<e <1Vf:r p&ymta. 1/ 1c. W•nted 1610 tor paint hone. 8 YB old. 1$750 duel on 8 x 28' parch --------C&ll alt I pm 548·20021 + S76 mo or traUer, Sl.500 T ti' WAmT.D ltANSPOlTATIOH Pq\llty tree. Priv. pty. Adult Gas RaftC)e Stove ao.tt & Yechtt 9000 pk. 54.Ht34 ~hL I Ill' In aood cond.itlon ~ x 10 rt.ELTWOOD . ·"'J rt11&0Mble (not A,pt 1960 OWENS 25' Sea SlcUf 3 - yn old/ Awn'r/ Porch, ' 1 Pll'ASI' ca.II OR >«156 cabin c:nnaer. sleeps 4. 1&5 Patio/ Comp · rum ! Pool Ln h , I. r ~ p.m p. vs. lapstrakt! conat., t2 parlc. BaySldt! Vlite Park. \VANTED to f>tut. u.ed boob.. WI.rt radio. 2 anchont with Space -rn. 5(5-3823 N I · -··"•u .. _.__ d1a.in and ll)'lon ll.ra. extra PAN Anwrican 35' mobile · """ icnon. ..,-......, U<.-uon, a:a.s t&11k 75 gal. cap. Bait home t.~ti-i..'64. tum. Top conct. l2CXX> jm;HEST--PRJ-CES--P-AID-tank and pump, blower, bow cuh. Starllatit Vlllaae. 2060 rail. tw1 COYl"n· All a~ Newport Blvd. CM lot .eo. FOR QUAUTY a..onu:s ~· c.au owner 437·8101 ~-12.24. 1°"55 ROD &: REEL 4 • yra old. Awn 'a. 2 • Br. FREE TO 0 tr F'IBER.GLAS.51ll0 Vblvo. UnJurn. 962-6586 ah S pm Y U I Jnbd-Outbd/25-bt~ Ba i t 14· nELD I< ~EAM VA- • tank, C.ompua, Navy-top, CATION TRA 11EAUTIFUL. rentle, and Big will trlr..$2950. 847-oo« ILER, S400 veluable pure 1Uvrr pent.an -:-:-':"':"".".,...........,...,...-...,.-----:--~-:-:-:·=~::-::17c::c.-=-=----- ,.... trt'e to someone who 6 MAN rubber Ji.re ttft. com· LAKEWOOD 10x55 exp.ando, has no chlJdren, la borne plete w/ Britiah Sea. Gull 2 BR, etbana. awn. tncd most ol the time, and will outboard, $200. S48-oot6. yd, bch loc. 5J6.3754. 11Jso take her halt~reed t1 1962 -l2' CHRIS Imported Autot ffoo I '61 MERCEDES Benz 220 SE _ --ltuel lnJecbonl, new body 1ty1" •Pon coupe, atick 1hilt. Under 31.000 mi. $4000. 68'i-1284 Of' 54M077. ·59 MB ms wso. Consldtt Hood• 250 pan · dn ~-mo. 6T.M1564. Have you nolll'ed all the ~---,=-.,------Mercedes Bc-nz on the ro;1d '56 MERCEDES Benz. 4 dr • Lately! U you haven't lht!n 1 180 aeriu, XI.NT COND. lt&rt loolong. They an com-$600-Kl S-4659 11\i Ctno1tly) from MG JIM ~~!,,l;,.1porta ,66 MG---- Santa Ana 546-UH Come in and cfnvp the 911 New lritith Gr•n ~~~~G $6,900. 67$.2108 s 169 5 '59 VW -$750 Authomed MG • Volvo . Glaa CLEAN ! 546-6196 I Dlr. GLAS Dean Lewis --,66 -GI•• GT Imports C.ome m and drive the 1~ Harbor Ml 6-9303 CM EXCITING Gl..AS GT '58 MGA. roadattt, R/H priced from wire whieela. ~ cond'. $1995 Best ot!er. SJ6·7707 M __ ot_o_r_c_yc_t_ .. ____ 9_3...;.00.;.. Author!z.ed Glaa ·MG -Volvo '&5 MG sedan Air c:ond. etc. '65 BONNEVILLE Dlr. take over Jl575 loan. Priv. kitten and give them both Fully -equip/ Jl0,250 a permanent lovinc home. mcl • tax. OR 3-1207 B"st ume 10 caU ia 12:00 • 9010 2:00 or alter ~:00. 646-5541. I S•llboeh • 9-2 BIG ~11u11ful rf'd pup • 10 I 1.5'6" SN IPE SLOOP mos male • mi'<l'<I coU1t I< f1berglH1 by Schock, boxer -All ahota & bcrnt1r . TRAlLER. ALL EXTRAS. \tery \ntelhgent -EXC'ellent I LIKE NEW '64 MODEL. ~a1rbd0£. Very lar~ breed· Colt S1B50 NOW tJ295. ".ro pe~ ~ith fllrie fen~ Granath, 673-3570 • ~ard only m '-, Wee lo Or., ALBATROSS _ 23• sloop : C~. or 3nB Ha.nulton, C.M. Vttry rood cond! lil! W. • • 9-2 1 Bay Ave. n450. Owner iuoc Lab puppy • male • 673-1232. • 1· moa All shots tk lJcrntt • 26• ENDEAVOR al t.n-~\'lll bl' fairly llJ'it doe • . oop \'t ry artrctionate -To Cam· sped at btg discount. BAL- 1.ly ~1th children and farite BOA MARINA 67J~. • ft>nced yam only . 721 •, I 26' SLOOP * Luden 16 · Werlo Dr . C M or 371B * Exc'I racing recv.·d. * Ham1lton, C M. 9·2 Must sell ! Ownt!r 847·7907 t.ONG • haJred kittens -7 SNOWBIRD #502 • Fbfila. • ~kl old·tree lo good home· Trlr & cover: dac sails. • ~ 1 beautitu.J &n'Y k $625. OR Hill : ~«hlle female • 9 moa. - : }..xcellmt mouser · good pet. Power CruiNrt 9020 • J2l 1-.. Werlo Dr., C'.M. or ; <ITlB llamllton. CM. 9-2 :FREE to itood home. Blerk male watch dog. Hsi( lrr- l1"r and halt cocker f>.1~2ffi4 '11" !"t' I f 20'14 S. 011\P, S.A 913 ''°"''TED good home for ''ery gentle lovable ti.Ill 18' STARCRAFi' cabi.JI cruia· er. Johnson 75 hp outboard, new shore line tilt trailer. 2 moot.hs old, lua than 25 houra on boat le. engine. Excel. cond. must l"U tut $2500. Alier 6 pm. 536-1243 23' OWENS. In wattt now Exctl. IMJ>t. Flagship VB engine. excel. cond. New irrown Ytllow & white male C'al Muat p&l1. bttause of l lll'J"RY· n6·7'982. ~2 uphol.s .. ice box. stove. head ,NEED rood bomt! tor labra· $2850. &41-3!168 aft 6 pm. itor Rlltnevrr Ca.1J SJ0.8287 25' 1964 • TROJAN ~ . HB. !>-J Ou.iaer. Must Sell! Make I FREE to you" kittens, house Ofter! OR 5-19'1• alt 6 642-5913 Dean Lewis J>arty. 536-2150. Import.ct Autot 9600 Imports PORSCHE _....__ ___ _;__~;.: 1966 llarbor Ml 6·9303 CM '64 POR.SX:HE 356 • C W•'v• got the RED·HOT SIMCA 1000 RED·HOT S•I" Succeu. s.1.. up 400•;. •II •ver th• USA. Red-Hot Deals Ri9ht NOW! 4 Door SMan $336 WORTH OF EQUl,MENT AT NO CHARGE! St•ndud E-.ulptMnt lnclud .. : PVT·PTY. XLNT-<:OND! Call for details/ 67~•· '63 PORSCHE super c-pe, AU I extru. Must seU Beat otler takea. 67~m6 60 RED 1600 Cabrtolel w/ '°"""-<.'ha vw enitne- nJSO OR 5-0llM SPRITE '62 SPRITE S775. Xlnt-cond! New -trans. WSW /Tonneau· cover/ OR 3-8635 . SUNBEAM t1 '61 ALPINE XLNT-CONDI 147-4757 TRIUMPH 1 196' TR' R01dsler Bnutlful Arctic White Ex· tenor with black leather 1 intulor. Radio md heater- wlrt wheelt·tQmeau cover. $1995 STANSBURY BUICK 1920 Newport Blvd. Custa Me.ta 646-90'J2 2 E.T. MAGS 15" x 6". To flt Olds Pon· t:J•c &: Qid. New $75. · 646-7670 1936 FORD PICKUP TRUCK· $12S 675·251'? 9620 '40 WllJ..YS Cpe, plexa11la11 WllldoW1, roll bu, 10" alicb bkt 1t:al.I. pressure pump • lank, 2 front ends. · 675~. Autot Wen~ 9700 JUNK can wanLed . New yard atarunc. Top 1$ paid 847-'711 Auto LMtlnt 9810 ----Wholeule Prices on LE.ASE TRADE INS. AU Model.a le Colors Allen Auto L .. t lng 1595 Newport Blvd. Colt.a Mirsa. 642-1920 $2195 Wiiton v..a auto trans. looks real &OO<l. ruo. See at 1829 Iowa, C.M. 56 FORD w•~oo. V-8, auto. nw tlN'a, battel')', sta.rter AUTO CENTER S175. 536-6127. 00 Harbor Blvd., C.M. '59 FORD n ation wap 8, Open Eves I: Sun. 60-4733 63 Chevy II Deluxe 4 door sedan "JOO". R&dlo, heater. Too new to be ciUltd used at thla price $1245. G & M Motor Co. atlck, mo. 673-9QJ1 after 5 pm. RESTORED STA.WAG. 'SO FORD/ MUST SEE: 1~ Superior/ ~2 '63 VB Convert, auto, UH. PS. Sl.550. OWTil!r ruc:tivat· ed. S45-71163. FORD panel. $2'15, Nttda 1501 Newport Blvd. C.ost.a Mesa &ti-o:JT.l '56 work, OR :H!l(M. '60 BEL AIR, 2 door, big eflriJle ltt!m!'k 1h•1>tl. fac· tory alr, tinted riua all- uound. PoWl!'J' 1Ude· BIUI! ·~ Book valUt. $.975. Make oUer. Owner aettil\i com-o pe.ny car and must aell LINCOLN LINCOLN. 4 • dr, hd/t.op. tu.II equipt, beeu cond. 1 wner S470. 1161-4066. MERCURY '62 MERCUlt_Y_ 637·3800 eves, wlmda. ~51-H ENERYJ- dr hd1p. REAL CLEAN. set up for Chevy. also heiid· :? ers for 265, 283, 327, It s.w. ~ tacti. new, If lnternted, call ~Will aeU aepara~ ·r. IMther upholstrl')'. SPECJAL TODAY $1295 ly. mab offer. GOING into full time mlnla· try. Tue OVPr payment. 1963 Chev n, 2 dr. hdtp, r/h. $61.55 mo. 548-2968. s~ AUTO CENTER 19-lJ Harbor Blvd., C.M. Pl'n eves. & Sun. '59 EL Ca.mino VS, slick, R O &: H. beautiful pa.int. excel cond. $895. 3139 Piercr Ave . .61 64~-4;::..1 C.M 545-8391. CHEVY 1957 4-door a1 at1on wagon V-8 auto tran1. lovka real &OOd Ir runs be~r pri· vaie owner USO. 545-0906. AUTO CENTER lMl Harbor Blvd., C.M. Open E•ea. Ir S\m. &C2-.4733 t1 '5..5 CHEV VS • ms. r' RltHI VERY CLEAN I w 8-4575 -COLONY Park wag, fac 1r, pwr. $1395, 548·19..~ or MUSTANG HDTP cpe 7000 ml. VS, ap. many extru, $l650. 770, 646·(9'/J. OLDSMOllLE 1 960 OLDSMOBILE DYNAMIC 88 2UJ6 HA.R.BOR BL VD. 548-5294 ICA8-8511 '57 NOMAD 301-c.I.. 4 apd, '" chrome wheet.. beat otter. ~ NEWPORT BL. &44-1923. Door sedan -Exception- ly quirt runnina car. No ueaka or rattlea while 642·5944 '56 CHEV 2-Dr/28.1 cu-ln. 4 2 E.T. MAGS 411 rear end/ 3-apd Hurst al 15" x 6" To fi~ Olds, Pon•.la.c .,.,u,.,..·n....,ka.=-1,,,,e.,.... _ss,,....25_._546_·_96_18__ ~ ~a In factoey alJ' con· tlontd comfort. le Cad. New $75. '56 CHEVY Bel Air. • • dr. di 646-7670 R &: H, a.uto, xlnt cond, ---.UICI< $325 or bt!lt oN S.JS-1863. just 995.08 '64 IMPALA cpe, air, pwr, 1962 Buick ln•id1 5:'~~· 12395 · 543-~ or s TANSBURY BUICK St1tion W 1gon 6 Pusf!n¥er. Arctic white fX· t.erior tlnl11h with blue vinyl lntt!r1or. Low mum. Re- flecta lhe excirllent c~ of original '""""· ffeedy to ii!•r you thouaaM. ol mtlte• of trouble ~ aervia. $2195 '56 BEL Air. 2 door HT. v8. 19'.lO Newpon Blvd, Rf'al cleen. 1 owner car. Coe I.a Men ti*-90'12 S325. ~ aft s. '62 Oldsmobile 88 HoUde.y • '55 CHEVY Station Waaon doo r hardtop. BEAUTIFUL NDmON 6 cylinder. sm. co ntROUGH· Kl HSU OUT . All utl'u lncludina COMET '63 COMET Conv 6 cyl, auto. R/H, new w/w, Extru, very clean. Sacri ! OR 3-6632. lo, Heater, HydramaUc, er 1 t e e r I n 1. Power 1 and other utraa, I r, low milea, new i:ar de. "Showa f111e11t 111 ." Wu $J7DS. ti~hll SELL $1095 ST AllSBURY BUI Cl 1!20 Newport Blvd. Costa MK& 646- '64 Pontiac GRANO Sports Coupe. UNUSU SHARP CONDmON. ed with all extru lncl Hydra.ma.tic, ra.dio, hea.t P o w e r lltttrlrl1, p brakes and Power Low milea&e· CF a c l o owrr window-. ry 1n of a ~ Warranty). Ju.t Ulw new every reapect. "Value li1etlme". Wu ~ dal $3150. • ROY CAlltVIR • PONTIAC 14«1 W. OlUt Hwy. U a--NEWPORT BEAOl 1960 PONTIAC STATION WAGON 6 PaaenpT • tires like ~ just overhauled new. rea- o! dy tor many thouAndl carefree motorin& mila. $1095 STANSBURY BUI 19'.?0 Newport Blvd. Calta Meaa 646 196' POlfTIAC C1t1llftl Just like new from bum to bumper and atlll und ~ car ract.ol')' iruannt aave hund.reda of J>tr t!r Ct! rs dolla over new car price. $2495.00 STANSBURY BUICK 1920 Nl'Wporl Blvd. Coeta MN& 646-90'.!2 '59 Pontiac 8 Cat.a.I Ina PASSENGER station w11 • a· ~ y on. SPOTLESS CONDrrIO. THROUGHOUT. r u 11 equipped with all lncludina radio, beat1r, utru by• eerfq, tail of lcned $1295. dn.matic, Powirr st Power bra.ku, Power aate, etc. "Shoon ftnelt care," Fully l'K'Ondlt and guarantttd. Wu Special Sl095. e ROY CARVER e PONTIAC 1400 W. Coast Hwy. Ll ~J NEWPORT BEACH -Pr•diully New '64 Pontiac 4 door sedan, R H. P"4T bn.kN, steertns. cond. tinted ei.us. QC rd rubber. SlB50. ~nu 1959 PON'nAC 8, C.. Salvi wqon. PS, PB, R1H. xlnt cond. $800. Pvt. 548-7274. 196'2 GR.AND Prix. Full J>?Wer .,; air, radio, beater. Uke new tn every detaiL $1995. Pvt • pty. Ml 6-4Q'J6. 60 PONT BoMeVille W&80f\ 6 pasa, full pwr, 11uto, RIH. fl.IX'IO cash. 54.'>-8173 '64 Catalina 2 dr bdtp. .si• 3'100 E. Cout Hwy. 6T.Ho93 RAMBLER '64 RAMBLER 2 dr aedan 8 cyl, stick. No dn, ua~r pmta. Bal Sl400.J7. 64H.175 1960 Federal Ave., CM. '60 RAMBLER Ameiic:an Aul.om. 4 dr. new ttru R&H. S41S. Pri•. pty. ' 548·1452. Autom. R/H, r • c 11 n I 11 I ~ts. head rem. ll,~ mt. One owner, $1095. 545-3671. T-BIRD · hrok?n Ii weaned. 3 males ·" 1 female. 673-1785-9-3 lffTTEN • Homely but love· Speed-Ski Boeh 9030 *SKI IOAT * 4 lpe.cl All l yn°",..nlu411 Tran•m'-lo11 VOLVO --,66-VOLVOS See ' Dt1"l9 the l:XOTING HP MODELS STWIURY IUICI '62 C.omet, 4 dr, auto R&H. xlnt rubber. 1 owner, pri• I'()'. Sac S850. 536-42'TT. rad Pow bra.ltt o~ tn C*re fISSO. • ROY CARVER e '60 T·Blrd Sport Qropes. 1hlr. almost black. 6 '-"l'kl. Trained. Evea. 14' Havoc Sid Boat, rust. t.n- fWH~. 9-1 Wior, 40 hp Mercury w/ ~ C1 '1'E kltlellll ~· rood ttlect.rlc stllrt. N~ Contin- hom,., 7 wka old. ftmaJe. ental nu Trlr. m.2959. 1u1~nrd c o I o r 1. Coll'i" '650 ; Pill'k. 540-011.8. 9/3 14' SKJ &At w I 25 hp .loh.n. ·Fi:'~ A w~ body &-frame. / ann motor. Trailer, boat f\.'il .9 w. Wilacll, CM. aft. r.over, 2 fll tanJca. • equip-~.00. 9-l ment Incl. "80. ~7. KITI'EN/OJle, Male 'nan'· 15' HYDRO • Swift '&3 wl l-mo. tn irotxf home. 50-<mll Mtrc t5G, tftller, 1DM1 Ge M tru. S.S.t.m alt 5:30 p.m,, :--;-=~~.......,....,.---a.I.I ~ wwbnd.. f Lirn..£ tlpr ldtt-with 18' iiAHO(j • ,._.....: tu )vh1tl' fffi • oollar. ___ , ~ : 1<J 6·9483 bdon 2:00. t-2 Gr., Martne lnlri. v.., futl Good • eondl -..ro<>RABLE klttma, Kl 5-et. LT S«JOB. •2 e:y --•-,. ___ .. -.......~ 1'' SPEED mid botd wtC1t Vinyl Interior •ueket luta lleetrte Wipe,.. Wlndlflleld W •"'•,.. AlrlHm Cuttilon1 5 YIAR 50,000 MILi WARRANTY COSTA MESA . CHRYSLIR.f'L YMOUTK-fMl'latAL-SfMCA 1421 IAKD c ......... 546-1934 ro .. _ v.'TITilllJ "'"'.......... «I ., u.rc. a tnn. nwlla 2 mo. old. MI ..mo. t-2 __ ._a.a&. ···"'••11!111••-------~ "OUR VOLVOI RUN JUST A Lim..E 8"' BE'J'TER" Authorized Vol ... Glaa • MG Dlt. Dean Lewis lm,.m 1911 Huilor Ml HD CM YOU<SWAMN Wll lly -roar VoUaiw1r • ....., • .,., top ...... Paid - "' not CaU ..... di& kl t-1324 vw eon;;, till, ... Pll'9'ld 19'l0 Newpor1 Blvd. a.ta Mtaa 146-90'l2 19' 1 lulck leSlbre ~ Or. Sedan. OM owner car nllec!ta the Vl'f"7 bnl can. Pow.,. ateeMnl· Automatic trua. Radio • lwa.ter. V1cy IOOd ceM!tiaft. $1195 ST AISIUIY IUICI l• N""POft 8'vd. o.ta M... Nf-9022 '15 BUICK Special C'ClllY· MW ITWft/ Whitt top • uphol. ""1 · equiJ. Allte. MH. !MH.W CORVAIR 1400 'M MONZA Sptdtt, e:xctl '6 cond, nm or belt otter. 546·58119 alter 6 PM. P'lrt' PONTIAC W, C.:U.11t Hw7. U 1..J4filt NEWPORT BEACH 2 Olds Co11wt ensine rtd. lf'tlt"'r up• at. Resl Sh1'rpl hol DODGE- '60 DODGE AUTO CI NTltt ltCJ Hartww -:td., C.M. Open !Yea .. !ml. Mum 4'ftAMa "'- TODAY'S SPEClAL $1195 UJ,/alU AUTO CINTH l Hlrtlcr ll!Yd., C. N. "'"'sun. ~ 'IJ Ol..OS , .es Nl CE. BEST OPTER ~ll&T Diill6iftei ... '"' 4 9'0911 "' EXTRA SHARP CONDI• TION. Loe~ wtt.h ace• 10rlea <plus tomel. Local, low mlleqir nrw car tnldes. Cl to chooH froml. Were $1695. ~eta.I I~. • lltOY CARVER • PONTIAC 1400 W. C.out Hwy. U 8-3- NEWPORT BEACH OWNER. Cl:! '?'-Bird, fi& .. Olds .. Pitied. .... =-ll~ ml, 1m11 er caah .l UIOmt pmt., ~ Eve. s.sm. . C2 T-BIRD Qihv. 811' w"ft wbl1e top. Top A Tl"" newt s t700. BMll w /sc '1400. 673·9895. 831·3294. • 80 T·BlRD • .... ma. bc1ca Geoif ..so .. ,.. .. Lo~k what ~OST A .M~SA Chrysler/ Plymouth is doing ... Coming soon, the ·finest' automobile facility in the West. But .right now we are still in our tem· porary locatiOn at Harhor and Baker in Costa Mesa. · NEW 1965 VALIANTS· NEW 1965 . F u R y 5 . . 5401':.coUnt 5177 5°211 Price 5561':.count 5 2030~~ Price Plus l0<1o OFF on all accessories , ctOMPACTS '64 DART G.T. $1995 2 Door hardtoP. '4 •peed, radio, hNter, Ilk• new. '63 VALIANT $1495 V-200 2 door. Radio, heater, automatic. Like new. '60 CORVAIR 700 $395 Coupe & '4 door. Your cholc., '61 PLYM. VAL $995 V-200 4 door. Rad io, h1ater, automatto. Im· maculata. '62 DODGE $995 Lancer T70. 1 owner, llke new. '64 VALIANT $1995 V200 2 Door. VI, R&H, 1ut1,. factory air oond. '61 PLYM. VAL. $995 V200 2 Dr. H.T. R&H, auto., air cond. '61 PLYM. VAL $895 V200 4 Door. I to ohooee from, '63 VALIANT $1495 V200 4 Dr. "&H, autematlo, vlnyl tntortar. '64 VALIANT $1595 t door. "&H, ltlolr. Lib new. '59 Volkswagen $395 t Door. EXAMPLES: retail your cost Torquefllte Trans. $181.00 $147.50 Plus l0<1o EXAMPLES: retail your cost Torquefllte Trans. $202.60 $165.10 Power StMrfnt $82.05 $66.85 Power lralces $42.60 $33.10 $58.50 $45.45 OFF Power Steerlnt $86.0S $66JS Power lrakes $42.60 '$31.10 $58.50 $45.45 Radio Radio Air Conclltf°"""J $325.~. 1252.50 on all accessories Air ConclttoMftt $345.70 $281.70 63 Ford Fairlane $149~ · '63 VALIANT $1495 500. "&H, tut.. Like MW. Station Wagons '59 CHEVROLET $895 Parkwood. Radio, heater, automatic. '60 Chrysler N.Y. $1675 """ pwr .. dual air oond., low mll1age. '59 PLYMOUTH $495 Custom lu,u"'8n. R&H, automatlo. '62 CHEVROLET $1495 .. , Air I pa ... VI, lll&H, automett.. I ,. ... n11r. '""• 2 to choote from. Aa low .. '60 CHEV. VS $995 I P .... nt•I'• R&H, aotomatlc. 2 to chooee from. '61 Chrysler N.Y. $1795 f pa ... ng1r. R&H, atltomaUc, Pa, ''· ~ aeat, P-wlndows. '57 CHRYSLER $295 l tatlOft Wagen. Full power, factory air. Standard Si1e '63 MERCURY $1895 '63 DODGE $1095 Meteor I p...., VI, "&H, automatle. Pt. '65 VALIANT $2495 VI. Auterriat ... red ... h••ttr. '63 DODGE $2195 to40 t p .... "&H, automatlo, fVtl ~ Ilk• new. '60 VALIANT $795 "•dlo, huUr, autematlo, ,.war 9h1rln1. '60 MERCURY $795 C.llNIY hrt. "ull Pew. A.,lt. '64 DODGE $1095 '59 RAMBLER $595 AMBD. ,ull pwr,. air cond. Completely orlglnal. Sharp. '64 PLY MOUTH $2295 f'ury 4 Dr. H.T. "AH, auta, like naw. lat· aMJa of 5 year/SO.OOO mlla warranty. '63 Mercury Wag. $2495 '64 PLYM. 4 Spd. $2295 Colony Park. "adlo, hMt•r, autamatla. flilt 2 Dr. H.T. SIS 4 be,,.1. power. Lii<• ntw. '61 PLYM. VB $895 '63 CHEVROLET $1795 a , ... n .. r. "&H, ltiok. Ntw ••ltNda·ln. 'Btl Air 4 Dr. 'actw1.,r, llkt 11aw. '64 DODGE DART$1995 '1'0 I pa .. 111 .. r. "&H, a11temat ... Cha1'9tr engine. '63 DODGE $1895 .-Olar• I Dr. H.T. MH, auto., H , Ilk• MW. '64 PLYMOUTH $1895 2 Dr. VI, R&H, 1uto, Pl , llk1 n.w. '63 PLYMOUTH $1395 Savoy 2 Dr. R&H , automatJc. '57 OLDSMOBILE $495 Fun pwr., air oond., 1 owner. Double ba,.. rel, ah1rp. '60 DODGE $695 4 Dr. R&H, automat lo. '64 PLYMOUTH $2295 f'ur7 lpt. C~ "&H, 1uto, PS. '64 PLYMOUTH $2395 Fury J Or. H.T. UH, Mito, Pl, 9alaMe of I yaar/50,DOO mJla warranty. '59 CHEVROLET $695 · 2 Ooar. Autamatla traM. '64 FORD $1195 Polloe oar. Recondltlon1d, '64 DODGE .$2295 440 4 Dr. " ... • auto. ''· factory air. '64 Rambler Amb. $2395 lpqn Co-.e. ""'°' h .. ttr, automatic, bucnt 11ata, full pewer. Li ke new. '63 PLYMOUTH $1595 4 Dr. "&H, auhmttlo, factory air otft"• tlenlfte, '64 PLYM. BELV. $1995 t Or. R&H, autt"'atle, ,ew.r lt"rln" '61 PLYM. FURY $995 t Dr. H.T. "&H, auto., Pl, LUXURY CARS '64 DODGE 500 $2395 Pelara tpert C.Up1. Full power & Mcket ae1ta. Like new. '60 Cad. DeVille . $1995 C,I, """ .--r, air condltlOnlnt-lharp. ea anywh1,.._ '64 Crow'1 Imperial $4695 4 dMr. f'ull ,ewer. factory air. lalanc. of $ 7Mr/60,000 mll1 warranty. '64 DODGE $2395 .. Cuatom llO 2 Or. H.T. R&H, auto., full 1"'W9r, llkt MW, lalanc. Of 5 yr./50,000 mllt warranty. '64 DODGE 440 $2295 t Dr. H.T. lll&H, automatic. power st",... Ing. 8alance Of 5 yur/50,000 mll1 war- ranty. '63 IMPERIAL $2995 4 Door. ffull power, air oondltlonlng. '64 DODGE 880 $2695 Custom llO 4 dr. H.T. Full power, faetory air. lalanoa of 5 YH r/50,000 mlla war- '61 T-BIRD ~ $1795 ~ Full P"'ff• full ltathtr, ,...1 olean. ''IF YOU DON'T BUY FROM UI ·,:YOU'R-: PAY~NG TOO MUCH" PLYMOUTH 1425 BAKER CHRYSLER COSTA MESA IMPERIAL 546-1934 . . . ' . . . . . ... .. : . . . . .. 4 DAILY PJLOl 1NN1-Prtu Wednt~. Septtmbtr 1, 1%5 UMd Cars 99000..ct r1 9'00 Used C4irs 9900 Used C4ir1 9'00 ' I CONNELL CHEVROLET AND UNIVERSITY OLDSMOBILE ARE CELEBRATING THEIR FIRST BIRTHDAYWITHAPARTYANDEVERYONEISINVITEDI IN JUST-ONE SHORT YEAR THE PUBLIC RESPONSE TO THIS NEW VENTURE HAS BEEN VERY GRATIFYING. PEOPLE HAVE FOUND THAT THIS HUGE 10 ACRE CENTER OFFERS THE MOST COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE AVAILABLE. • I ~A~Oa~~-~-nn1ver sary a e aLaB Free Gifts-Cars· TV's-Radios-Register Today st Register now at either store. Drawings will be held each Saturday of this month. September 4, 11, :18, 25, :1965. Be a winner, stop in today! SPECIAL BIRTHDAY SAVINGS JUST 61 IMPALAS Lll'T -Shop now while the 11ledion Ia atill good. Most com and equipment in stock. EXTM SAVINGS DURING OUR ANNIVERSARY SALE! New '65 EL CAMINO s """ ............... , .......... tlm.d ................ .,.,, ...... ~~ .... '°"' L 0 Brand New 1965 Chevrolet Impala VB PowergRcle, power ltffriftCJ, radio, heater, wsw wh11I coven, padded dash, EZI CJlass, side mirror. Why not bllJ this Instead on our deferred pay plan? K '6~!L~~1~en•1-~~a!!,.~!'n L 0 0 .K WANT TO BUY WITH NO MONEY DOWN? We C•n Show You Howl ~nd even 60 month fin•ncing eval11ble with your good credit '65 Mustang Cpe. :~~·:Pa. $2595 '64 Impala S.S. Cpe. :,~~~H. $2395 '65 Malibu S.S. Cpe. ~~~ . .-~t:;.. $2695 '63 Nova S.S. Cpe. :~~0~&H. $1695 . '63 Impala Convt. :.~~~~&H. $1795 '62 Comet 5-22 Cpe •. $895 '63 Chev II Non Y Station Wagon. $1695 '61 Falcon Deluxe $795 '61 Falcon Station Wgn. $995 '60 Pontiac Catalina $795 '60 Chevrolet • c yunder atick ahlft. $695 ·~1 Nomad Wagon $1395 '60 Cadillac Cpe. ::~ditio,,ine. $1795 '62 Monza Spycler Cpe. $995 '63 Mo111a Spyder Cpe. $1195 '55 Cflevrolet "6" l tlek. $245 '58 Chevrolet Sta. W gn. $495 '64 Olds Wagon "u11 power, factory air eond. $3295 '65 Ranchero Futura ~.speed. $1995 '59 Ford Convertible $495 FREE I Transistor Radio with every new and used car pur· chased during his Anniversary Sale! HERE'S NEWS ABOUT llUR ANNIVERSARY SALE While the Astronauts wen up -we boUCJht a large shipment of new Roclcet Olclsmo- blles from the factory to Cash In on a SPECIAL OLDSMOBILE BONUS ALLOWANCE which we wfll pcm on to you durinCJ o. tlCJalltlc An11fvenary Sale. .----SO; SAVE 2 WAYS----. 1. Year-End Savings from the Dealer. Discounts up to $1301.78 2. Aclclttlonal Factory Bonus Allowances up to $150.00 on fuD • size cars. Don't shop from a Picked over stock. Select your new car from over 121 FACTORY FRESH CARS IUY A 2 DOOR s1999 OLDS SEDAN FOR Rill P11C1 $199 Down cT-::,,.or '56" Mo . ~.A~· Step up to a Full Size '65 OLDS HOLIDAY CPI. 31 M ...... .41 N.D.~. OAC. l .. ded1 Aute. t rane., Glare proef ':lrror, Pl, Pl, wln~hleld waaher, 2 apeed w lp.rs, 1 .U. llghtl, s299 wtllte ••II ti,..., outtlde mirror, retract, .ut belt., dlx. radio, WhHI dlece, tinted gl..., dhc. lteerlng wheel. GET A UNIVERSITY DEAL-BUY A NEW OLDSMOBILE Transportation Specials '50 PONTIAC 4 Dr. Sed. Runs ...... $ 39 'SO CHEV. 4 Dr. Sed. IHfly fixed up .. $ 39 '56 PL YM.. 4 Dr. R&H. . ............. $ 79 'SI IDSIL 4 Dr. W1t. White, I cyt ..... $ 7t '55 LINCOLN 2 Dr. H. T. full pwr, lelther. . ..................... $149 'S7 OLDS 4 Dr. Sed. R&H, auto, real nl~ $249 '57 MIRC. 2 Dr. H. T. R&H, aute, MW tlrft ..................... $299 '51 PL YM. 4 Dr. w.,. Real stout u r ... $299 'SI CHEV. Imp. 2 Dr. H.T. R&H, •uto., I cyl. . ...................... $299 '57 OLDS 2 Dr. H.T. Full pwr, runs perfect. . ..................... $299 '56 CADILLAC 2 Dr. H.T. all pwr., excellent. . ................... $J9' '60 PORO 2 Dr. f 'IMM 500, R&H, a, perform. extra ped. . ......... $399 LOW-LOW PRICES No '60 FALCON 2 Dr. R&H, stick ........ $ 499 '60 CORVAIR 4 Dr. Sed. RHI nice car.$ 499 '60 DODGI Pol. 4 Dr. H.T. all pwr., auto, 8 •................... $ 599 'St PONT. Bonne. 2 Dr. H.T. full pwr, C IHther. . ................... $ 799 'S9 OLDS 91 4 Dr. R&H, ful pwr ...... $ 79t A '61 CORVAIR Wag. Extr• nl~ wap, all the goodlff ................ $ 799 S 'SI T-BIRD Cpe. Baby blue, full pwr., elec wind. . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 199 '61 CHEV 4 Or. Sed. 1 owner, low ml., H R&H, cultom .............. $ 999 '60 CHEV Imp. Convt. R&H, PS, auto, . . white/ red Int. . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 999 Down '62 OLDS Fas 4 Dr. SM. R&H, •uto, I owne r ..................... $ 999 '61 OLDS FIS Wag. All extrH, lun- O.A.c . rack. . ...................... $10tt '64 CHEV 2 Dr. Sed. R&H, stick. ..... $1299 '64 FORD 4 Dr. Sed. R&H; auto., clean. $1299 25.000 MILE WARRANTY ON FRESH NEW CAR TRADE-INS '61 CORVAIR 4 Dr S9d •799 •.a• COMET • · -4 Dr. W•gon $1399 '62 CHEV. Imp. Super Spt. $1799 ft&H, auto. Thl1 11 • "ew car trade A near new ear that hae been treated .. from 1 local 2 ear fi mlly and WH with f .-ull pwr., and mHt 111 equJpment 1 ... .... care rom lta one loc1I owner faotory lntt11i.. Thl9 o"• owner oar g ven tne .... mt of oar• & 1trvloe. wtto bought a new ••r. Fully b '60 IUICK lnvlcte ....... $1199 4 Dr. Wagon. fl'utl ltOWer, ft&H, auto.. boautlful Whiff with Nd Inter. '60 CHIV. Impel• 4 Or •.. $1299 W•ton· Whit. with full power, "&H. 1uto, tlll1 1 .WMr now oar tr1d1 le 1xtr1 nloo '"-' haa had exceptlonal OIN. '60 CADILLAC Cpe d'Vle $1699 A beautlful example of Amer~·1 moet d,..amod ef o.r. ,. ... ooi."9d wfUI mateh. lntor,. wtttt me.t all tao--, ..,,,,...,,t. equipped. "'" hae Hn OINfully 11rvloed ·•ltd -'riv• en. '61 OLDS 914 Dr. H.T •.. $15'9 Thia t owner new ear trade h• enry feet. extra. " a ~utlful beige a brow" With metch. l\ter. that allow. lta pride of owne"hlp. '60 CHEV Imp. 4 Dr. H.T. $1299 ft&H, PS, Pl, luto,, loc.I 1 owner 01r that hH bHn well tr11ted. '62 OLDS Super Holiday $179S I Dr. H.T. Thie oar le lmmaoulne •"4 "• hM very OllroefUI t OW'"9' oare Full fectory ~ulppod I~. Air a.n.-: '63 OLDS '85 Cuti._ .... $19" t Dr. "&H, ~a, ... utlfuf ~luo wtth a .,._ wtllt• top. Thlo Ollr to • 1 .-,.. er now Ollr t,..4'LM!d 19 Immaculate. '61 THUNDIUIRO c,.. $19+5 Full equlptted, fectory air lnoluded. Pink with wt.It. luther Inter. All tlte faotory extrae. '64 OlOS II 4 Dr. s.ct. . . $2Sft ft&H, Pl, tnd fMtory air oen4. Thie nloe oar w• traded In on a new Lux· ury ooclan aftd lo • luxury .. r tn ft. Mtf. FRll I Transistor Raclo with every tt.yt & Used Car Pur- chased During this Anniversary SALE! . ~MIMIEI ''WI ~E NIYll SATIUllD UNTIL YOU AU" I • Oro UJ J.Jlt. ( (,,. • VOL N• St Ti N. H N~ are ke on Sto Calllon day th: threat el in \1 Emil: tered s oU the Ufeiua Reed r "Our morn.in. at.orm J ty °'" ed. • .,, diallpal ,.., to t twice e Reed surf ls ly swt beach fr (Or We. "We buildlnf beachu "but lb cause t deposit Storrr high tic away port'• • with th• entn1 t Drive. ~·,:J dama&• The now r11 about ! 1-le~ " u atren,U soothe& would Reed e ly, no I w Sept Foree: tlmlstic creased "If u ward ar to 40 k probabl. ahape ed. "81 watcltln St. M1 SAN P0Ut1c1 Calif om the new lature seU on Dec. 1 preme f Gov. wu ex1 Uonmen of a 1 Leglalat Oct. 1. 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