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1965-09-28 - Newport Harbor Daily Pilot
Cr c o ;.(l cr o t1 l.Jll1n ~ s~rv1DL llJ .;outh C l~rJuo ,.U., J.n_.h..,l M• ~~1 1to?'n\~ ( .... \ Uutrip . VOl. 58, NO. 233, 2 SECTIONS, H PAGES Harbor ' Oamor Blasted Tax Increase Threat Seen Oarification On Patrol's ••• a HARBOR PReSS EDITION 'Today's Closing N. Y. Stocks TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1965 TEN CENTS Police Lieutenant Freed • Ill Shooting Divers to Seek Pistol Linked to Death of 4 LA Officer Wounded Wrong Man LOS ANGELES CUPl l - Police Lt. Thomas O'Neal today was found lnnocenl in the shootin& of a youth he Boy, 7,, Hit On Bicycle Dl1tr\ot forecaster Emory J . Oa:lethorpe took a far look lnto the future -up lo the MJ:l weekend, at any rate -and saw only leu cloudlneu and •lla:hll y \\'armer weather. We've Just about run out of our 1ummer low cloud& and toa:. he avers. Okay, Emory J. t • .. . ~'' { . . . ~ ........ -........ -.. ..._ .. ~ . ' ~-- ' -> DAILY f>ILO I Nrw\·l'rt-~\ - Ji"'r ee wa y W r eek l\ills 2, Hurt Jud ge ~ ,3 V., ;Election N ext T11esdn11 Ballots · · 17 Candidates Pitch 2 Tl STIN -T\\O persons F1ec\1.1y 10 Newport Avenue wrrc l.1lled and two otherslbelow mJured Monday night In lhe The CJllfomin Highway Mu t B11rn 1 SANTA AN . .\ -B a I Io t s ca51 in la11t November's gen· f'ral election 1n Orange Coun- For 7 Trustee Seats spe<:tacular plunge of a panel truck from the Santa An;i Patrol ~.11d the aecttlent oc curred "IH'n th1' i'1J.!hl I t!l85--,.ounlY Traffk 'ty must be destroyed. Su- 'pt•rior Judge Stephen Tamu-By TllO:\IAS fORTl'NE Charnbel's of Commerce tu· two llUllUtes each Lo ouUine ra ruled today 1 or,,,. 0111y ,.1111 "'" day their views .. Capistrano Hom~ Safe, 116 l>flnih Toll .. 'o county officials can All 17 l'andidates seeking Thr clccllon is next Tues-Th.e candidates w~re well interfere with te~al proce· seven seats on the H.arbor day. rec~1ved by the 200 cav1c and "heel came off lhr \ rh1clc. durea." Judge Tamura told Area unified •. chool b 0 a rd. Dr. Robert Moore. president business leaders In attendant c t;mging the dm rr tu 'eer, the Board of Supervisors, apoke at a breakfast meeting or Oran&e Coast College. out-at. the Balboa Bay Club a r- Surf Low over tht bndge raili ng in. to' who had aouaht an injunction jointly aponaored by the New· Uned each candldat.e's back· fair. Its death plunge. lo prevent destruction of the port Harbor and Costa Mesa ground, then allowed them lle;c ar.e extrpls from each ballots by County Clerk WU -candidate s talk: JIM , N .. 191, (Clllt ~ Mita t<I The dead "r1 e identified liam E. St John. I 0t•1•1c1 1 las Aivars Alberts Pl'arl-1 The 1urwrvlJora had acted P•"'l•o--"W• .,. •eftlllt .,.. ~ .... r-p k • u u N -w•"' I" !ht <"'"""'nil~ Oftl• bo<•u~ CAPISTRANO BEAC'll _ ba chs. 21. a llolly wood res-H a meant of reaolvlng a a istaJt rges • • .... n••t '°"" ><-• """ commu"ll• t g-"f war .. _t .. •nttrttf It. "U•I In ~Holno lht'm OOOd H The tide was hi&b but the taurant inanatl'r. and An· u ,, · """ w .. ~n persons J.,,, .. w. "••H" ,..,,._ co.i. ,,...; surf was low and thus t WO 'toinette Clair• Va-Du-'·1rk.1 lfavorlna and opposing use of moc"i. homo .... alPIYf -''Tr. ..... '" •&.D .,. , .. _ Coleman Vo•-Tall s l>O<t•o _._ ,.... ""ia..., ....., .. , • horn ea on Beach Road were 18. a student at • .. e Chou in· u~ ""' Y ya. K h • p F on••Olllf>9 -..........., '""' " "" ed f d Ir u t LSI tern as m"r eace orce IOSI Of l~I M llWl..iciu.tt." sav rom es uc on o· ard School or Art in Los .\n· ~anae County is inveatin& II otnn<' , day. geles milll Jaruft o .. -. c0111 Mo• •1ro1o•< {See Photefrapb P~f' J9l Ala·n Uurton ~101 t. ~. of SU on in lease·pu:rcbase ':.,°:"i:.':id,';!'':,~~'..,;; ~w~ "':~.:f!<:' Sea walls . fronting the Beverly 1 hll~. dnd \\'ii ham of two of the counttna devlc-UNITED NATIONS (UPI) involved 1n the exigencies oq ... , """""'-a<1vn .. wt _, we"' '"' homes of Elsie Brockba~k.1Thomas Grav. '!.7. of Topan· es. Robert A. Geier, a d~--Pawl.an today proposed lnternatiooal power politics." ~=· .. t:r~~o ~~ ~:..:,~:~;1~ .. bt 35631 Beach Road. and Ahnelga were 1.,1·,... rn g··"" . feated Congreaalonal candi· that the United Nations send Mn. 111.-111 L111y. Co•'• Mtta .....,,. Pl d ""~· B h R d • u,, cu uuu con date, had proteated the Cole-an in•·-·tional force com FIGHTING FLARES I"'"' -"W• ""'" _. ,., ...... " o• OW en . ~ ?SC oa . dltlon at Santa .\na Commu-~·.. • As h k f htln n d bond mffturf'l .... ....i•i..s t-untl• collapsed Monday when sand nity llospilal toda t aJllfJ t ,.... 1•1• t 11 1, "l'.. f'> man ayatem was not perlect-prulng troops from African e spo . e 1g g are Tnt~ .. 111 bt "'"· INI 11 '"'" ,,. our was scoured from bene11th (; ~ -r ,., c I ..: I ! Hf • ed. Asian and Latin Americ~ a Ion g the ~ndlan-Paklstani :.:~0.!~· 1• lftfwll\ ,.. PtOP1C rr ~heir looUng by the surging .ray has been pU!) rng the . When St J ohn received countries into Kashmir. border in v10JatJoo of the Dllfrk1 , surf. part of tbe ol.dest .~~n in lhe j l'\l·~ port Beal h Life11uard I "hid li11bNI E i:l't'd Judge Tamura 's. ruling, he Pakistani Foreign Minister United N~tions cea~eflre. In· ,.:::;,,1~~ . .,!!': =:'::' ,~u:, The noard of SupPrv1sors ~~nle~_i.s•On ~c.~irs. f :i t h" r 1rt.!!ht1 look' 11\'l'r anc1 110111L·t•·1 l'f<''rnted hy !\e1" poi t 1mmed1ately called Clayton ZulfiJul.r AJ1 Bhutto made the dJa said 1t had anruhllated a 1tc11 a1 ..,, H1K111or1e1 "'""ma. "" n o .. s Best r I Ed II ,... p k . •• p ki ta I I In th s· d -IMlllU"' .... p, ... , moral •"lt\IO< meanwhile was mulling an · . l IJrbOI' Ch<1111ber 111 < ·011111wn e resH ent II " ar er, u111 .. nt co u n t y proposal in 8 policy speech to a s n co umn. e in .,,. Mn!IKI"' .. '" ..,, v -.i .. t~ invcsUgatlon of what could . 1At _leastthfhe other larmotor· Heed told chambe1 dirr1·t11r' 111 r('c('nt help hr r<" coun1ael,. 1 to ask 1lf h~ was cor-the Genera 1 Assembly ln ~s~[!· 1 anddl Paki 1 &tarn report 1 -..:..-1_:1r c,·· 1~ •,~_ ..... c~~'WtM•.~ ,°',,'~.: .. ft d t • · 15 s saw e spectacu ac-1 · 1.. 1· d c: l t y m e t t P k C\; me n an a r orce a ~v -•• ·~ Ut" one o prev~n, a repe11-cident which occurred when 1'<'IVC'Cl frorn one Ctf thr 1r 11ll0l1Jt'r. · ;c .~l' HH'!H' rec rpre ng 1 . ar er wh.ich he charged that the Se· ·.,,, .,,. 111a 111n>11o1c1 1oci.y w1 """' ,., lion of the erosion pr~blem. the wheel on the l!J57 \eh•rlt• Id Ille pn·paririg rc·pnt I 101 t ' .\ rn1y <.:orps of l:.n~1· h~~ a on~·word reply cunty Council had ''abdicated tJlcked In that area. ~:·::.::~ bt~.=1~::c,~K:'..: :~ Jay Lalh<im . Caplstrano suddenly sheared off the bolls Ot'Pl'S Sr hoep<' kP pt t 11!1• 111C'i!"lll'('l11l'l1l cfata markcrl Bum --thits reUspoNnsibUity'' an~ .. ~rought vn!'i: O::.'.' "-' h Kft w:1en1i.1 Beach .contractor who was ·h· h h Id t h I on h1!i healt•r door I e .. ~ace-keep-. funo-"un ,,. •o l...:o--••• ~ .. called in by property own· " •c e 1 to t e car , lions into disrep· le E' thlnt.lfte 1nto ""' ~'' "" trrMno •' ers to assist in :.a vine their The CJ:f P said Pearlbachs .. · r rom P-.e l _._ ., co.t cen1ro1 _, etnclt"<• .. horn-. sai·d that condi"ti·ons was dnvmg the true. k with From P--J "We are cert.li1S," Bhutto rx. ,,,.., •-· _, •-"'o .-o _,,..,. I 'd "th bo ... _ Uni d ROBBERY ~c.e Ut<lll'-'• -"Wt tll ,_ ... today "don 't look too bad" Mrss VanBusk1rk beside tum M // l if / • sa1 . at th uMI le ,...,. teoct "'-' "-'"· llVI ,.,., _,,, despite the five foot seven The two other men were on l est11 1 ll s rfJl"' (lrl(I TREE INalion1 and f>aklatan as a .... ""'actul .. loll -•I .. lllltll ,. wll•• 111• ch ti'de. a JUmp seat. The lour Wt'rt' ~ " • 1 ..c., ' • • • rr.embe~ of It. bave arrived at d 1a hed Into d ~!~~! P<llslw n ... y. 10 ... •llPlll ..,. • 1 _ _ d .. an .. unc a eacnp-04..,," 4 He was puzzled over lhe rrturrung to l.A>.'I A n S:: e I e s 1mat.e U it wanted to. a crossroa 5· Uon of the robbery TN • •"'!: ._.,_, ''"" p1a,.,,,,., announced ·inveslJgalJon" from a visit to Tijuana A {t } l s 1 Balboa uland Councilman REJECT EFFORTS Charlie said he bad some c_.,.,.. -"" .,... NI ,.., • OO(d by the. Supervisors. As the small truck cata· er l t II g .e ea re t Dee Cook 1aJd he hoped tie If the United Nations works toast and coffee and was nap-:.":'~:::.,.;·.::.:,°"'C:..:.rtv~ "The Army Corps of En~in-ti111ted .through th~ air. ll t. could rise to the demand.a of for a settlement in terma or pin& after dolng some paint-"1, °' ::,~·~.~1";:':::,,~ <, eers made an 1nvesllgat1on of r pped into three pieces and . I.he occasion. lnte u al , inc in the houat when he "'°'""u ••ac"'"' -111t K"<>J• the problem in rn59 .. he said I the occupants were scat· Donald De~ son 01 to~ta JOmts Tests are bemi: madr "Is , .. _ bod h rna on agree men .. b ard .. t bo l 11 • .,0 ~ ,... ._,, -.., ,... c.nrrwn ' · · M ·h t JO o th lo ctetermlne 1( he ma\ ha'e were any Y ere Ohutt.o said PakJslan "wUJ e. a rac..e a u a.m. u11ot1 11,,., 11t"""11 111t 0<1lllk -,,... "fhat report prcdic'tcd this Lered "3· \\ 0 1>pen 01 n ~ agalrut tht UlUe tree"" h• · · •• "It's tboae kida " h _ .. _, ,.,.,."" w. """' "°""'~ ~ro ion rearlbachs apparenUy was11n \'1elnam on a rr111ll1•,,., ai1otl\er IJ'op1cal dlsae~e .1r· asked the di · not atint 1u cooperation. U. thouiht .. 111 t ~ b ~,,,.. -1< •• Kllia••,... """"''''"It• o1 "The board decided it crushed by the body or thAl sear~h for hL'> MMtng brut h cording to Dr _Do~ald Dono-Nobody /u keen:. howe ver• "the experiences ~ them rt' ht J:ic·~p us "'" .,.. .. oi.-i • would be cheaper to replen truck as it crasbed to lhe 1er. 1s being lr~Jll'li ror ma. bugh . the bosp1la1 s medical po P power politics nue the day, The I q hudren oena .. "· "'-,..:' •o<~ ish the sand than lo plac; pavement below He w a 5 larla 1n Orani:c Count} Ho:. SC'n 1ces dU'ector SURVEILLANCE Pakistan might with d r a w aide re were no c out-::~~on.!::·:~:;:,;,;: ~ t!t!: ~~. protecJve groins. JCllrcs and dead on arrival al !hr ho1>· p1lnl Tht> former c11l !>urve' ca p· Ci ty Par~s Direc~or Ca 1 from the organl..iaUon. .. · ~·h .!'-.... 1" ,,.. "'" '°' -""'' seawalls In the area " p1tal 20 minutes after the I A ho~p1ta l 1ipokr.,man ~~rrl latn returned lo lhe l'mted Stewart said the city st.aH Bhutto charged that India hall W~en I came down l h e j * L ....... ..,':: .~T:~ .. 1~ ·crnsh at 9 30 p.m Da1,son "as ar1m11ted l:1~t St.ate.~ Sept. l after combing had been keeping th~ illicit had rejected all eUort.s to set· • aa• •• what the deal was!':' :"ti!.,-.,..-:i. 1c111Ullon i: :.C~ Miss VanBuslurk succumb· Tur~dav left on 1 a1>s Frida' thl· \ ielnamese jungles ror palm under cl<>&e watch for t.:e the Kuhmir dl.pute ever ~ right, he laid, as .-.• ,1mu,.1.., .,., ,... ~...w''" From Pag~ l ed at 2 a.m. of multiple mter· and· rciurnC'<l to the hospit<;I the body or lus brother, ()an.I the past two years. since UM9, including recourse eHrolled1datclaarette. h ttve •1•11 tf'd ";,~ .. ~"" nal injuries Monrla\' llr ''"~ rrportrd rn 27 For four monLhs he "as He admJtt.ed. how~er, on t.o the inurnaUonal court of e sa . wo men -t e iai1"' '" :·.....-r ... ,,....., ... , 11 Clea1of• ~1·, . Ir· h kl t th . cill same pur who came to his ""°'"'1 -• "" .......... .... • ... --sa t1sfa1:tu1 v l'Onl.l1l1nn hrhJ pnscmer by lhe \'ict trst c ec ng ou e com-justice. mediation, con 8· . c11.-v "'" ,_, .. -. 10 -" 10 SAND ... · .,, i long 1 plaint . ii took him an hour!tion and "even •he good of· home Friday to buy a piece~,.., ... ,_ ,,...,, 1e 111111d .,,. ''~ Uawson. -J, \\ ai. • epoc,ter . I JU st lo find the offendJng fices of the secretbry gener-of automotive equipment -;~~"' ~11;11e, in mt u .. 1,,n to a poinl beyond ~ll>l Slrert From Pnne I ly 1;uHerrn g from hca<Jac.1e~ I ~ Armv doctors wanted plant al .. grabbed him. covered his ,.,....., °'*"· cos•• o,1., .. '""*" c.,. today Home-saving sandba~ -u dull~ trq•r ;.ind J l h 1 n :: 111 ltO,f>1 t<11l1c Da'' <;on v.hen P.eloin otrc ed to ,, ' the I · eyes and threw him to l he ''"'°' -"l"• .,,.11,.d -·• .,,.11 ~ '"'earnaJls w-e demol1"sl1A .. a·1 HARBOR lhC'\ l .... a...... h1"m ln ~31"0n ' r "IVC "Today I present the {o). ··~ wllh '"' ...... vrowtn j)(M .. m "'' ... .. ... cu " • • ~ "... • ,., If!'{' to the Cll\' If muntcl al . . noor Co••• Mn• .......,.,..., flll•ICI ,.., llt<n tbey went. but a strand or • • and Tok'o after his release., fl uld • 1 t l 1 P lowing proposal.· he said ., "It was them all ri'oht .. 11 'K" '"'"'in,,.. "'"" , . .,. tie.tn.,.. h o 1t·ers \\O ju:.\ e 1 1vr I"' -t bOth t . 11 ,, ,., • e ,.,. -'° wt ,..,. ~ -.c1ci. """'' '"' protective sand "as left 10 ., but he refused becau~e c . If it's !anted on cit land. ~ coun nes "l 1uraw sa id "I told the sheriffs men .. !\Ir•"°" ..,11 118 •M iM-. ._ " .. lbeir wake. !noted. "We can't afford to T \\'O Chan2:es wanted to return hom_r __ it alread/ be Ion g s Yto the lthJ el.I' !orcandes ~mh ll:c 5{!~el~rltha: l'U identify those . m ~~ ~· . .:."':':!. ';:",..::; More than 100.~ cubic maintain a Sphinx·l.tke i.1lenct '--" city," declared City Manager Uanl~~d Nation• 5.,~nidr. a for,! Hell ! ~~c:::"'~.9: ::.,:t,::,..;-:;::. yards of sand rem&IJls to be on this issue .. II L H lb rt i.c ... '""' ..... ~ hauled from I.he beach al U J . S d . arvey ur u i:onsistlng ol contingents from "~lO~EY " mau <....._ ~r, "'-'• ._, Balboa to the embatUed area. SURPRISED 11 e l lU y 1-"r o m Page I fl .\NGIMi TREE'.' African. Asian and Lat 1 n 'Where 's l h e money. _:..-:ic;.,.:.:, =!1a~ ~ .~ Barring a reversal. there wiU Stoddard 's statemenl drew \'ice Mayor Donald E. El·IAmencan COWJtries, countries/where's tM money. "here's act ,,,..., bt °"""" i. -..,., -... be no more bags laid this some surprise support from New tr a me laws creating BEACO N dcr said he couldn't vote for which have no int"rest In the the money?'" he quoted one o( ;-~ =.•:: C ,;.':!, '::i::. uuon. Councdmen Lindsley Parsons adrl1tional ont>·wav !'.trcets on • • • the tree 1r he w a n t e d to. oulcome or the plebiscite in the men as reputing over •• ..,.,,.."'· .,....,. * "'°''1 P<oOltm Reed said that the along· and Dee Cook. both whom Lido Isle and ellminat in g . "We've had encroachments Kashmir and which are not and over ..=,, •.;.,::....,.;.,= ;"i~ r':.":1,.. shore current had fallen off. have been crilKs of county parking meter 1ones on Court earlier committee re Port into public pro~rty on my ' "It was the dark curly· .. , .... _,. "" •"" '""" tJA II<'-' .,, and that west and sou t h harbor admutlstration in the Street in Old Newport werc1should be accepted Parsons side of the bay," he s a 1 d haired one." Charlie said.~~·~"'::':":':..~,.., .,.L-:;• sweUs were oilsetting each past. Introduced Monday night by Cook and I>oreen Marshall weakJy "If I go for that tree "the one with the sneaky look "" •1111 to _,,,_iuit .,,.,,. -" olher. Cutting action. which Parson& agreed the anti· the Newport Brach rlty Coun-parttcularly wanted the re· over there. I'm hung overl lOlst Battles oo him " nearly eroded the beach away harbOr resolutions of other ell and passed to second read· port accepted here." 1 "Try and tmd it." Self to nolhing was practically cities have been ill-conceived. inl{ OB JECTION In the end. it developed snarled. SD Co G stop~d. . . He added, ~owever. that the New one·way '!rrct~ on Lido !-itoJda rd ob1ected He re· that if the council would BU· Out of Trap· "We'.n lake care of you," • ets A high tide. of 5 fe~t 7 inch· harbor d1st r1ct might eventu-Isle would be \ 1::1 1· lorencc. pNitedl\ askrd wha t the coun· thonu the tree to stay where ' one said omi nously, going to cs at 11 . 42 this morninit posed ally be phased out. lo be re· southwc~t:bound only bctw~(·n ell mem hcrs ,, ('re driving at. 1~ was. everylh.ing wo~ld be the old man's cluttered kitch· Mohole Work no problem pl:iced by a user-tax system. Plazza Lrdo and Via Lido , .., odd d' estio hne because Parks D1recl.or l 5 7 Reds Di•e en where the thieves found -"But we'd be much worse olf Soud . anct Plu.zn Lido. om' s .,t at ~ qu ns !-.te"arl would be t.aken of( two wicked butcher knives. to dissolve the district an di way west-bound o~ly .• bctw<.'t'n ~"''.nltnu:~ 10 . ~1i~r '"1,0 the lhe hook ror an obvious viola· 1 "Throw away them damned WASH l NG TON <AP l - put In a big park districtlV13 F'lrenzc nnd 'ha Florence ~~:umin .. l~m1~ ~~c~a;ceet lion of city policy SA IGON IUPI J -The U S.lknives! Go get my gun and '.fhe government hu author· Do g Mauls FV Bovt\ 3 with more taxes ... he agreed. Court Street parlun& would len~Y i~~u ~~ ~nn~u~ing th r --JOlst Airborne Brigade ktlled let's get it over wilh!" Char-~ tbe1 •:.!;~a ~ntr~ 'What these other cities ap· be elinunateu betwern 20th . .. an estimated 57 Viet Cong in lie said he snapped at them . or near Y _.., on a lparently object to is the 10 5· Strcel and Mcfaddt.n Placr 1~sur . • 'a battle fought al 40-yard "That"s where they 1 0 5 t Diego firm for .corutrucUon or I cent h~~bor t~x... Cook lto prov1de tM full tr~ l f i c b ~~~a!. ~n ~k~~~ ~uth!~~~ .~lTaignmenl I range near An Khe 200 miles their ~uts." he growled. ~ hug~ aeafo~ ~~~~a!: agreed. Thev simply wantl1anl'5 in I hr nr" Mc ~ addcn e . • north of Saigon it was report-"I hgu~d I'd lost every· ori:n ge e A 3 Id }'" l . Val that money spent closer to Plac·e tr:t tlll' t•1rn1lat1on plan Sto~dar~_rrph~d ~OU re nol D T ed today. Th~ paratroopers thing and there wa s no rea· pro~t under way. toda ley ~~ea~:s ma~~d~y !ili th~ir own cities. It should be' ----re~lt n~°J1/ ~':ved that thel Ue oda y surfered "light casualties." son to go on.'' he explained, f ~ ~m~:e Mo,;. !aml.ly's English sheepdog ~mted out Newport B:ach comrruttee re<:ommendations l Commun isl & u err i 11 a s drawing • chorus of denials ~ ~f the government has Monday altern~~· 11~6.~r!n~~~llvmf~t'th! h~r~ S nlOk t' Ho ' ll 't be approved His motion pass· \ Costa Mesa woman ac· stormed a. government ou~-from three women decided to go ahead with Mo- The young v1cll m. Thomas bor tax too .. · cd \\ 1\h ~upport or Mn. Mar· cul.co or pass mg an estimal· poet 90 mlles sou~ of S~1-NO COMP ANY hole despite rislnC <:Oita. Marlln. son or Mr. and Mrs. · "h:ill. P:ir<. '"' and Vice Ma·'ed $5,000 m worthless checks ~on a~d executed live civil· The cluster of neighbors Mohole ia the plan to atnk a Paul Martin. rn66 Santa Bar· DJo:LA Y ACTIOX \I«' :t 11 a Fi l't' \Or Donald E !::Ider. throughout Or«nge County 1ans. mcludin~ tw,. women. and newsmen were the first met.al drill pipe six miJe11 bara Ave. underwent emer-Stoddard banged awa:v l\l The comm1lter• recommen· was scheduled to be an-a1gn· who we:e helping the govern· persons except for the bandits through the ocean U>d earth ~ency &urge.ry al lloag Mem· the point tbat dlssolut1on or Whrrr thrrr'<. <;mokc· Jat1on' are ed loday in Newport Beach· me~t ~m peasants over to ~e aod in ve&tigators to see the !or man's dffpert ~netralion orial HospilaJ lie was lis ted tht' Harhor r>1stnct w o u Id thl•rc:. 111 r · 1:. a thou:;ht -That thr Bra c on BaylCosla Mesa Municipal Court. anti-Vie~ Cong el.fort. The vil-inside or the Self home since of the planet. in satisfactorv t·ondition to-do absolutely nothing" to that may havr occurred to homrowners committee be, Marjone Jean Romer, ~. lage chief was marcb~d lo a Mrs. Sell died a decade ago. The National Science Foun· day. change present county poh-Hoag Mrmonal llospital pa· m~tructrd to work wllh lhe1was arrested at her borne Sal-n.agpol~. hls hands lied be· "f.ver ~ince she died," dation, sponsors of the poten- Fountain Valley firemen cies. tlcnls and employC's Monday city staff to <lcvclop a land1 urday by Costa Mes. forgery hind hlS back. and shol to Cha rlie said,'' I haven't ever lially historic venture, an- said the boy's right check had Cook urged that the New· evening. But in lhis case they use study of lhe area. pnvestigators who r~eived a death. had any company here. nouncff it hid au&horl.ud het'n ripped open in the at-,port council hold orr any ror· were wroog. -That lhr eounril rejectltip from a merchant in Or· A U.S. Embassy spokesman 'Tm not a hermit, though " awarding the plaUorm con· tack. mal action. ''Lf't's stand on A ballast box for a nou~s· present Ucacon nay propos· ange. said lhree American civil· he emphasized. "I have abo~t tract to the National Steel & Firemen administered firi;\ the sidelines until wr hrar an cent light burned out about als Police conliscaled s c v e n1lans were killed lut night two dozen hobbies and I go Ship bulldln& C-O. al Sp Die· aid at the home. The boy's attorney general's opinion on110 p.m .. t'mlttlni; s moke anct -TI1at the ai.'loci ation and lruckloa,ls of merchandise aJ., when their twin-engine plane out vl11ilin~ a lot. go. parents took him to the hosp!· legality of th e district. he la pungent odor fircmrn re· Balboa Y:i chl Basin ~ in· legedly purchaiied by phony ~as :sho.t down ~y enemy &un· Getting baclc to bis mil· The firm entered the lowest !al urged. ported The smoke was formed that the council con· checks. Mrs. Romer ls cur-fire while landing at an air· lorLune, Self said the two of fo ur bid& for the job -929,. The dog ha~ been turned Anti-harbor district rc!iolu· pumped tlu-oulthout the hos· siders itself bound l>y the City rently on parole Crom lhe '1strip .25 miles northwest of men began rans.acking a bed· 967,lnl. 'Jbe coat.rad will be over to the Orange County tJons from the other cltle~1 p1tal by lhc air conditioning Charter in that any e.xtenalon Coron.a lnstilullon for Women Saigon. The guerrillas launch· room. round his strongbox, formally awarded by Brown Animal Sheller for quaranlin· were filed. The Newport L'oun-~y!'lcm f'ircmt·n vcntilntcd or the lease "ould require alafler her convkUon on a sim-led five attacks In the area brntle it open and carried it &r Root Co. of Hou.tea. Ttx .. Ing. firemen said. ell took oo rurthe r action the ho~p1tal 'Ole of the people ilar charge at the same time. out ~idc. prime contractor for Mohole. Newport He rber DAILY.. PILOT "\ . -.... : . Robert N. Weed, PubHsher Thomas A. Murphine, Editor Thomas Keevil, Editorial Director Jack R. 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II 01 I • .. ---...., __ .....,._. -"tr ., _,,,.._. --..... ••t• 11• ,.,..._. _ ... _...,... ., C#Y<""" -· ,..,. .. ..... --........ el .._. ~ Gair-.. ..,.,.. •••--•~c-.-r.nn............_ 'I " ' r. , " 0 • 5' \ l Soviet Spy Bureau Aims Drive at WAS 111 NG TON (AP) - The C e n t r a l Intelligence Agency is circulating among an inner-group of congress- men a report describing a So- viet propaganda campaign aimed at the CIA but also s!"king at the FBI. r rt, ls chiefly planned and directed by, a special "De- partment of Disinformation" established in the KGB, the Soviet state security service. The CIA says the KGB de· partment was set up by for- mer Premier Nikita Khrush· chev, and is headed by Gen. Ivan lvanovich Agayants, "a senior, professionaJ inteUi- gence officer with long ex- perience and well-developed agent and political contacts in Western Europe." The objective of the cam- paign, the report states, "is to achieve the destruction, breakup and neutralization of CIA" with an ultimate goat ''to isolate and destroy what the KGB designates as ·navn1 vrag' (main enemy), the Unit - ed States." "By atrlkin1 at CIA," the report said, "the attack alsu centers on the intelligence community with particular thrust against t!M FBI and Mr. J. Edgar Hoover." Hoov- er Is director of the FBI. lfj e actMty, says the CIA •=r:""l~~.,... .. ..iit:i~'la-m.'ll-m.11':£1R~~--r .. ~· Home Rule Opponents Seek · Changes ~~~~~-Warnings Posted Debbie Acts Up , Aims at Florida • ID Bill I I Parti ~t.a l Elections Opposed WASHINGTON Opponenu push for a series NEW ORLEANS (lJPll -sion." about hair its present of chang today ln a bill Tropical storm Debbie flung strength, suddenly blossomed . _ es . gale winds and high tides to-into a blow with winds ex-which would let c1then1 Of ward the Gulf Coast today tending 200 miles from its Washington g o v e r n tbem- and moved toward the Flori-center as it moved up "Hur-selves. __________ 1 da Panhandle with 50 mile-rican Alley." It was less than Republicans sought partic- an-hour winds. hurricane strength . The suddenly stepped-up At lO a.m. Debbie's center ularly to knock out a . irovt-Aden Calls storm brought a hurricane was near latitude 27.1, longi-s1on whlcb would permit pat· watch from the mouth of the tude 89.2. about 250 miles tisan election of the mayor, Mississippi in Louisiana east south southwes~ of Pensacola. city council and other offi- to Cedar Keys .. Fla. Resi-It was moving northeast-cials with federal emptoyea dents of low-I y 1 n g coastal ward at 10 mUes an hour , areas were warned to expect with winds fanning out lo the participating. The CIA. often under at- tack both at home and abroad ror some of its reported op- erations ln the cold war, is- sued the report to membe rs of Congress chargee with keeping an eye on Its opera- tions. The CIA says that Gen. Agayants' '"defamation and l l forgery operations" are re- viewed and passed on by the Soviet leadership and that "Depar1ment D" Is directly tied mto the Soviet Presidium. The KGB department, the CIA says. makes use of "lo- cal Communist or pro-Com- munist propagandists and of Communist bloc intelUgence CIA and security services." "The operations ol the So- viet dlsinformatlon depart- ment have been successful thus far in stimulating a wide replay ln Africa, Southeut Asia, the Middle East, and even in the United St.at.el," the CIA said. / Monetary Reform Proposed WASHINGTON (AP) Teo major nations annoonc· ed agreement today on the first step toward a world con- ference on possible changes in the international mone\,ary system. Finance ministers of the 10 nations instructed their de~ utiea to study the need for addltionai money and credit and to make a report next spring. Man.agtnc Director Pierre-Paul Schweitzer of the International Monetary Fund will have representative. at- tending the deputies' d.lacus- aions. The 10 industrialized na- tions, known as the group or 10, and the International Monetary Fund had b e ~ n studying the International money system aeparately for more than a year. The ministers sajd the dJ.s. cuHion should take place on "an intensified basis" but they referred to the action as "contingency planning." Protest Strike tides up to six feet. Areas north and east. This would ease the Hatch where the tides headed were Small c r a f t from Lake Act ban on partisan political warned to get out Charles. La., to Fort Myers, activity by g9vernment work· Oil rigs ln the gulf, batter-Fla., on the Gulf of Mexico Th b·u fall fo rt! an ed by wa ves, were being and from Palm Beach, Fla., ers. e 1 s r pa s evacuated. to Savannah, Ga., on the At-balloting in years between . ADE~ 1 UP_ll -The na-The Navy put its big Pen-I antic coast were warned to I presidential elections. Wash· Cln'I T ......... ) VOLCANO ERUPTS -Huge mushroom of smoke and steam billows up from Taal Volcano in Philippine Islands alter it erupted causing series of violent earthquakes. Fate of thousands of nearby residents is unknown. Secretary of the Treasury Henry H. Fowler and other U.S. officials have 1aid there is no present need for a new type of currency or other ad- d1t1onal money or credit but orderly planning should b<> gotten under way to meet needs that may arise in t" o or three years. t1onal liberation front today sacola, Fla., air training sta-stay in port. lngton registration is predom· called on all Aden to ~b-lion on a "flyaway" alert "Debbie ls expected to be· ina.nUy Democratic. serve a =!6-hour gen~ral strike and got ready to remove hun-come better organized and from Friday morn1;11g as a dreds or planes il Debbie intensily today as Jt moves WON TESTS m~rk of condemnation of the grows into a hurricane. northeastward and in~eases Hom~ rule b a c k e r s won British emergency measures The storm that only yester-in forward s p e e d, the two quick test ve>U!4 on pro- here. day was a tropical "depres-Weather Bureau said. teduz:al quesUona Monday as The front sent leanets lo the bill_ wu taken up for con· newspapers threalenlng jour-1s1deration. Th e y aaJd the naUsts with dire conaequenc-votes of 213 to 183 and 222. to By UaJ&H Prt11 International es if they failed to publish the Solon Cr1·11·eiz· .. es AEC 179 support their con~ntion Italy's Mt. Vesuvius is the Vesuv ius, Krakatoa Top Blasts entire 600-word announcement ~ of a comfortable margin for most famous of aU killer vol-or the strike -an action p~ssage of the measure later canoes. The 3 891.root peak which constitutes an offense 0 p• J • Pl s • this week. dominates the Bay of Naples. a~ainst the press law~ under n ) c llD O' ant I le As debate be~an, Re p. Vesuvius erupted in 79 A.O .. the emergency regulations. 0 Howard W .. Smith, D·Va .. burying the town of Pompeii The time of the strike was chief strateg1St for _the oppo-and most of its 20.000 inhab-~et for 6 a.m. Friday to 6 p.m. WA S H fNGTON ILIPfl -1or 8.'i possible sites to a half-ments, called the bill a mon-itanu under a thick layer of Saturday. ft was expected to An inDuential . member ~f the ,dozen or so. T~e AEC ~ill st~~sity. . hot ashes and Herculaneum be successful. Joint congressional a_tom1c en-then make the final selection ~~. hometown Is .. this and Stabiae under mud flows ----------ergy committee said today of I o c a t i o n for the much anyway. ~mith asked. _The which poured down the moun-0 HIT U A R I ES the Atomic Energy Com mis-sought project.. casual residents who 11 v e tai id • • I ' , /1 I / / /..J f' I ~ t !lo ,. • A major point of disagrre- ment between the U n i t e d States and several other countrle1 on the one hanu. &Dd France and 1everal other European government& on the other, u whet.bu act.ion on the monetary 1 y 1 t e m should be !united to 50 or fe" er of the most powerful nat1ons. ----------ision was p_laying 8 ga_n;e of "They don't da~e do it th~t here and may. be gone tomor-~e ~talian mountain erupt- SULLJV AN Helen J 317 Al· charades in the poht1cally way. That pro J e ct hasn .~ row. or does it ~long to t~~ ed again in 1631, killing 4,000 I LONDON (UPH _ A 2 .m. va Lane Costa Me~~-Serv-ticklish selection of a site for a even been authorized ,Yet. people of the Uruted States per5ons and destroylng 15 ton British vessel and a tu~ tees pending, Baltz Mortuary, $300 million atom-smas~er. the lawmaker told Un 1 t e d VOTE AGAINST towns. Minor eruptions oc-collided today ln pea-soup Fog, Causes Ship Wreck In England Costa Mesa, directors. "The AEC a~d the National Press international. He said those voting for curred In 1779, 1793. 1872. 1906 fog. The larger ship aank and Academy of Sciences have no The atom-smasher, a 200-the bill were voting against and l944-sometimes with loss 16 of its 24 crewmen were re-STRIXNER, George v .. 212 intention of picking the site," billion~lectron-vol~ accelera-their own cooaUtuents. of llfe . • • ported mis~i!'.lg· KnoxviUe A~e.. Huntington said the !a~ma~er. who ask-tot, will be the chief compon-. Rep. Adam Ghyton Powell. Other volcanic eruptions: _ The . coll1S1on occurred in Beach. Survived by daugh-ed that his identity no~ be re-~nt tn a high-energy p~y-the Negro Democrat fr 0 m -Mt. Agung, a lO.D-foot :::" the Rfrer '!hames .Estuary. ter. t'rances Mueller ; son. vealed. "T~ey will f 1 d d I e ~1cs laboratory. Co~pet1t1on New York's Harlem, said the peak 00 the lsJand of Ball in ~ Pol~ce Sald the Sit Jos~ph Donald : b~others. Henry a~d around until January, ~nd 1s fierc.e for .1!1e pro1ect be-only reaaon home rule for the Indonesia , erupted in January. R.awhnson. used for dro~p1ng Edward: sisters. Mrs. Sophie then leave the actual selectioo cause, m addition ~ ttie mil-District of Columbia is an u-March and May of 1963 The London garbage In the North Fremont and Mrs. ~nn Haga- 1 up to the joint committee". Uo~s o~ dol.lars It w1U take t~ sue today is because a ma-last two eruptions cl~imed t Sea, collided with the 237-ton man : 3 grandchildren; 1 The announced procedure 1s build. 1t will ~mploy ~ est!· jorily of its citizens are Ne-more than 1 500 lives and one-• ..~ tug Danube VIII a f t e r a great-grandchild. Services llthat the National Academy mated 2.000 h1gh-salar1ed SCI· gro thl d of a' II ' fa m land thick, winter-like foC blan- p.m. Thurs., Smlt~s· Chapel. or Sciences will reduce a list enlists and technicians. R~p. Joel Broyhill. R-Va., BaL's Mt. Baa~ e:upted ~ cu" T....._, keted London and aout!Hast- lnterment, Rose Hills Memor· said the bill's backers "have Se t be l9Gl f cing 1 200 ERUPTION SITE -New~map shows location 70 em England. ial Park. Smiths' Mortuary, admitted it Is a bad bill" by ~s: ~ the;r homes' at miles soutnw~st of Ma~1la where Tul Volcano The ~g was reported to directors. l Q • p changing it last week "in peth• base Rumblings and ex· erupted for first lime smce 1911. have ptcked up eight survfv. R t ts Ost · " · . ors from the Sir Joseph Raw-MILLER, Hazel. 1689'l Gold-ooseve Ul clandes~me meet.! n gs or a plosiona could be he.rd for :;o ) . llnson but 18 othen were te--n West Huntington Beach smoke-filled room. miles. dJes exploded on Aug. 27. le enpttons last year around rt d 1 . ~urvived' by husband, TOO ; Rep. Abrah~m J . Multer. -Mont Pel ... on the French 1883. creating a crater 1.000 the world. These ocoun-ed in po Thee t':g "Jrf .;.pt.d air and daughter, Mrs. Stewart Wake-Th l f LJ N Job ~-N.Y .. ~ho ~~ handling the island of Martinique in the r~t in the ocean. The explo-Indonesia. the Aleutians. Cos-road travel and reduced vi. field : 1 grandchild. Services ursf. ay or • • bill, rep~ied. The facts a.re Caribbean. killed more than s1on was he.ard 2.500 miles ta Rka and Chile. Property libility in some regions to 10 Pending Smiths' Mortuary very s 1 mp I e. Everybody 30 ooo ""rsons in an eruption away and killed 35.000 per· d 1 b l f I yards · · lk uJd 't b'll · ,..-I amage was 1eavy u ew · directors. WASHfNGTON IAPl-Rep He told a news conference nows we co ~ pass a I which destroyed S~. Pierre _on sons;. . Ii I t A British Overseu Alr- KESSELMAN, Louise, 15361 James Roo&evtlt. I>.cal~ .. to· h.• was takong up h" l N. d~"We ~!dn 'l have en o u g h began Sept. 16, 1929, and last· of today'1 d~aster In the Mt. Etna, In S>e!ly, erupted from New York was delayed • • . 1 with autom at 1 c payments. May 8. 1902. A major eruption' -laal Mountain. the scene' ves were os . . . ways Corp. VC-10 jetliner Van. Buren, Midway City. day announced he will resign hes now because of the crisis votes. ed three years. Philippines. erupted last in ~or the Hrst time 10 10 years four hours in landing. BOAC SurvlVed by husband, Clrde; from Congress Thur~day to facing the International agen--Krakatoa on an island inlJanuary. 1911. killing 3,000 in February, 1964. A river of flights from Detroit and To. Services pending. Sm.Wu take up his ntw duties with Icy due to its effort$ to stop the Sunda Slrail between Java peri;ons. lava near!y 7~ feet wide pour-ronto were diverted to Man. Mortuary, dlrecton. the U.S. delegation to the the fighting between India N and Su matra ln the East In-There were severaJ volcan-ed down t·,tna s se.1" arJ slope. chester and Shannon. CORNE'IT, James A. Serv· United Nations. and Pakistan. 2 eWSmen lees pending. Baltz Mortuary, Roose~t. eldest son ~{ the He also said a factor was l Costa Mesa. dlrecton. late President Franklin D. the uncertainty that Conj!ress Bea ten Up !Jus t What Parrots Needed HAGUE. Glenna M. Survived co;sev:lt.e ~~a~~v~e~oast ~h:lwould act this 5ession on a I P,;en~ar~ts,H~· , an~~~~· u:N. r~n~mic and Sociatjminimum wage bill be ha st c RA w FORDVILLE. Ga. p • N R d CJ Ike Refutes Gustaf : aister, ~~nle. Serv~ Council la~t month and had spent most of the session pre·,IUPJ) -Several Negroe~ lnfert;le.? Try lllOn ut e 1arge ices l0:30 a.m. Thurs. at originally mtended to _set~e paring. 1 were knocked to the gr~nd fl 1 P~k FamUy Colonial Funl!l' out the rest of the •emon ~n The blll, wh ich would •nd • crowd of angry wholes IV ASH INGTON t OPll - al llome. Congress. raise the Sl.25 waee to •l.75 turned on news photograph· . tt Former President Ow1J"(ht D. BALTZ MORTUARIES rorona del Mar OR 3-MSO ro•ta Mesa Ml f.!C14 BELL BROADWAY MORTUARY UO Broa•wa,y, c...&I MeH , UMCaa PEEK FAMlLY COLONIA L FUNERAL DOME '801 Bolaa An., Wettmlatttr ...... SMJTRS' MORTUARY m Mahl 8&. HllDtlnftO• Btad LE .... WF,STCLJF'F MORT ARY CZ'7 E. 17'11 S&., CMta Ma.a ....... . . . ers today when police and by-SAN DIEGO (APl _ The the pinon nut. the heart of the I Mo11nta111s or Sourneastern Eisenhower says a charge _. ~ • ~nd {overk 7 · 9 ~ill~nd ~I~~·-standers blocked an attempt n:illcin's only breed of native pine cone from the Chinc.-1i1uu Ari1ona ... Lint said. 1 that a U.S. official sought to ~-~ : 0 "; ~fr ers. rt 8 8 e by 20 Negro students to board parrot threatened with ex·I The ioo received a male or overthrow the Nationalist Chi-e~ ers pltsupld h. w leav-a 11chool bus for whites. Unction, has a new lease on tht' species In !9SS and 8 fe-nese governme.nt in 195S waa FLOWERS oosevc u . e 85 The crowd of about 25 life at the San Diego Zoo. G E'MJN J 6 . 1 "an absolute he." TO Ing lhe congres~ional seat .he whiles atatcked photograph· lie is Ringo. a 13-ounce ball ., m~I~ in 1956· . I The charge was made by a has held nt>arly 11 years with f!'I Abe Gallman of station of fuu, who In formal circles .., .. Since then we ve been P8• 'lationalist Chinese dt'fector'. COMFORT grea1 t 7ret. 8; he~eaacc: WSB-TV Atlanta and J~ Hol-goes bv the name of Rhyn-GO OCT. 2;, tiently waiting for them toj F.lsenhowe(s reply was .i!l''-THE cop ea 0 otters e a sen low•y of United Press Inter-chopsllia pachyrhyncha. bear you ng," he said. t>11 yesterday to N11tlona11st LIVING lo sra~e~ Joh n ~ ~~~or-national. Neither was In· Rlnito. who came complete SPACE CENTER. llous-"We thou~ht we had Chine~e Defense Mi n I s t e r mo~ · · ass · an .a or· jured. wllh drum1Ucka and a bealt ton, Tex. i AP ) _ Officials j matched their diet mor-1 Chiang Chlng-kuo. v.ho visit• FROM nia 1 Gov. Brown on h.14 rea· Oallman'a camera was so heavy he could hardly lift were confident today of sel for morsel. But we mls~ed ed the Eisenhower farm at ignatlon. ~natched away but later was his head up, has zoo olflclala meetini an Oct. 25 target the pmon nut. We had lht'm Gettysburg. Pa. returned undarna1ed after a beating lhl drumt. date for launching Gemini collected and shipped to us j The defeC'tor. LI Tsung-jen, • ' ·~ Pacific v1··-ht1hway patrolman Inter-He resulted from • 10-ytu e. this country's oexl man-I from lM Chirlcahuas. a former vke president of Na-~ I •" wnOO. "'° fight that had beaun to ••d 1pa,. flilht ' "Appmnlly that 111,...d the llonallst China. told a n.-~ Sh I Memorial Park 'nlt Nerroes' effort to "loot fruiUess ," sald K. C. A Manned Spac~raft 1 trick." ~onferenc·e in Pe It I n g that Flower op ......,................... board the white bus was the Lint. curator of bird• C'entt-r spokesman said a Lint f-t\id parrots used,durlng the Etsenhowtr ad· OR 3-6513 1 ..... ....., .. ._ • • lattst in a Mtiea of racial In· Ringo was the first of the m•chlnist'I' walkout Mon-to abound in good num~rs in ministration a "U.S Repub- 22120 •-.. .._ cldenu ln Crawfordville. rare order to be born ln cap-day at r ape Kennedy would the S<:utht:ntl" n l' n It e d llcan bigwig" sought hill 11ld ~ 1';;~ about 112 mllea eaat of At-tJ\lity, Lint 1&1d. not delay the launching. I Stato and parnkt"tts In l h el In overthrowtna tht govern. lanta in TalllfeJTO County. "Tht secret of success was Carolinas. ment of Chlana Kai-~hek . ~ 4 DAILY PILOT/N~ Prtn aove•Tt••1111•wT * * * String-on·finger note: Re- member the weekend food specials at The Market Spot and at Boardman·s. Real special. Gift thought at The Toy Box: A boxed set of eight miniature porcelain horses -all different. For only $2 29 yet. * * * SHOP HOPPrNG: "Sauce· pans & The Single Girl'' is, the latest trkky book title.1_ • ....,_.._, A cook book. natch. for you woi.king gals. At the Island Bookstore . . Easy an· swer to why Maxin e DeNaut can amaze you with her frminine dud knowledge at Gene Burton'~. She's start· ini her sixth year there ... E. Germany, Russ Agree On Vietnam MOSCOW t UPI 1 -Tb~ So· vtet Union and Communist East ~rmany today pledged "the grea~st possible aid" to North Vietnam and demand· ed the withdrawal of Amtri· c.an troops from South Viet· oam. The new denuncialioll ol al· Jeted U.S. "aggression" wu cootained in a communlque ls.sued at the end of an 11-day vWt to Moscow bv East Ger· man President \\'aller .lJl. bricht. He arrived back 1n Eaat Berlin today The commuruque a I s o warned that the Soviet bloc ; would take "defense mea· sures" If the United States gives West Germany access to nuclear weapons. The communique said keep· N ~N • Ing nuclear arm~ out of Westj ........ --, ... ~'1'.:. . ."-1, ~ ;'t:"°t~ !German hands wa~ the key "" ,, •"'f\~ question in world peace and, 1f" ""' • European security Deck ~h°"s can be color- ful note· There's a rhoke nf FIVF. different colors in stock at Laosdowne's Mens Shop . . . School supplies are stm in the spotlight at People Uka Thi·s the Island Variety Store and • • • Dominican at the Village Pharmacy For sehool ~m clothes. the make the most of their money With u • Manrl Snorting Goods Store Army JlltS 1c; the olace our personal banking service. A fellow we know sa\'c; Sh k D lhC're are sn man\' color a eup ue, cl,ows on TV th i 5· season Prud~nt p~oole in all w alk s o f life , have an 1 that . . ''I'm the onlv account In the F1rat National Bani< of Orenge SANTO DOMJNGO.<APl - nrab thing around the I President Hector Garcta-Go-houae." If watching alt thel County. T hey know their money 1• safe. readily doy promises a reorganization new color shows in black available IW'ld ffmin& intereat a t our high current of the Dominican armed for· and wh ite la getting yo u CH to give "peace and teeu· .. t d t th S 0 S I annual rate. Stop in aoon, et any office o f Ftrst rlty" to the people. nOWD, ie own 0 e . ·'. Th h I. 'hd1'0 •-TV Shop for I new, N ' 0 t dd t e !I a,.eup was nectuary. et 11' • at•ona . pen an eec oun or e o y our ore~-I he said. Monday night be·, rntnr set. ,._,xc1se taxes are caus• of recent v1'olent lnci· k I h I ~nl sav inli[s. Find out how many servic es •r• " r••t .. vn11 now, w t our dents Involving Domin I can ,.... .. " Rip of the S.0.S. re-availabt~ to help make the moat of your money. army units. Hr cited the r.t.11' ""'"'"'~ "lowest prices in shooting or a high school !ltu· our history." First in Pe rs onal lonking Se rYice Sine• 1906 dent Monday by a guard at the national palace. * * * • 1 Durtnt a ahort radlo-telev1· Overheard: "Oh. those F Fi· rst Nat1ona lion appearance, th• prov1· TV dinners _ and we don't · IM~~ stonal prealdent unounced even have 1 TV set." "ln· B k two new la"" would spell out an ( 0 "T' d~talb of the mlUtuy r.c>r· come taxu! 1 pay u 1 ~o B 0 r 0. A. c c u ganluUon and o( the reinte· -•lthout " ~. gration of rebel combatanta * * * -~=-" t11uma fmul Dll'OSIT lelSllDCf COIPOIATIOM into Lhf' armed forces. The er· ...... ~ ., "" ...... "'.._._ °' ............ 09ktl lv•I•• a t.111••· Integration 1hoold be complet· • Where can your savings do more for you than in a bank? No · Place. D it's United California Bank , ~B ____ __,_, " BECAUS E AT UCB YOU CET: 1. Highest Bank Rat~ on Savings ••• ..,. mi1y interest. compounded quarterly. Deposits by the 10th of any month earn interest from the 1st 2. Bank Safety and Reliabil ity ..• and immediate ~vailability of funds. 3. Full Service Banking Convenience ••• savlngs, cheddng, loans of all kinds at one corwenient loation. .C. Valuable Credit RNtionshlps ••• your laMnp help you to enabhsh Important aedlt standing and personal references for future financial needs. 5. Expert Service ... yow deal with trained bankers who Qffer personal service and advice on !!!. money matters. 6. Courtesy and Efficiency ... every transaction, large or small, is given prompt., courteous attention by the bank that does a lluJc mo~ for you. - UNITED CALIFORNIA BANK COSTA MESA: Hartlor 8odal9rf _. .... AwftUt HUNTINQTI)ft MACH: 309 Mein .,.. • fcllneer Mnue end lladl lout ... HEWl'OftT KACH: 2112 w Coett Hlltrftr • COftOHA on MM: 3141 [. coeee HWt•IY c H AR GI ACCOUNTS! C---l't•...CI S..0..u•c r~t .. Geol• .......... 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MORTAR MIX , "t ASPHALT MIX IOIM. .. 59c TROUSER CREASER Adult R91. -Continental or ChlldNn lt99. 1.00 2r••R66c WIRE SHOE RACK CRAFTSMAN LATEX WALL PAINT • Interior or exterior •Ori .. in 30 mlnutet e E11y to 1pply bruah or roller • No objection· 1ble odor Three Colore Only Al11ka Whltt·lond Whlte·Llght Cecoa Rev-$4.49 Gil. 69 Gillon SPIED HOUSE PAINT • Cute h~ae p1intln9 from d1ys to houra. • No ted1ou1 brushing _ jutt tpread It • Out l11t1 ordin1ry pilnt by 50%. · • CIHn up toole with w1ter. Reg. 1.10 Gillon $ 88 Gillon Tue1day, Sfptembfr 28, 1%5 DAILY PILOT /News-Pms lJ TOILET SEATS COLORS AND STYLES TO COMPLEMENT EVERY BATHROOM DECOR. e L1Vend1r R99. $4 . .SO · ·• Blue e White e Yellow • Gr .. n e Blick • Bur~ndy 98 ltEVERSE TRAP TOILET Faat circular revtl'M trap water aotlon • , • made of strong vltrMUI china with wfllt. gla.a.. $ Rev-$36.15 HOT WATER BY THE TUB FULL 10 YIAlt GUARANTEE AMERICAN WATER HEATERS NORMAL INSTALLATION FEEi Water Huie,.. $17.00 Dllhwalhera '25. Garbasi-Dllpo .. 1 •16.00 Kitchen A aathroom Faueeta •10.00 20 GALLON s49aa 30 GALLON s5511 s5911 50 GALLON SPRED LUSTRE CW. lined -atety tempt'ra~ con~I -fut 'l'f1«1\/~ rau -10 >tar iuan.ntee -INUnt nonneJ inst&Jbtion $17.00 by • our ~'Tl lansed contna(l plum~ . • ltml Gloaa Enamel • Siiken Colors that mateh lpred I.attn • For Furniture or Woodwork Reg. $7.49 Gil. 88 Gallon SPRED SATIN • Dri.. In only 20 mlnut. e UM brvah or roller •Go,._.,. colora e Washable ind dur1ble rt99. $6.91 Gallon KERM RIMA EXTERIOR YIN Rev-3.11 Gil ~ Gelloft KEIM RIMA VINYL FLAT PAINT R91. 4.95 Gal. '348 Gillon Kl!RM RIMA IUNGALOW HOUSE PAINT It ... 2.9S Gil. s1• Gellen KERM RIMA EXTERIOR STUCCO PAINT lt99. S.49 Gel. s3a Gillon ART SUPPLIES . COMPllTE LINE H COLORS fllROM WHICH TO CHOOSI e lpeed ••II Artllt a.ta • Charoeal ll'enelt. • Came. 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C.-Ladles R~. $2.95 $ 69 ,., 8 DAILY PILOf,/Nt"M-Prtts Unruh Says Incumbents Call Shots on Remap SF Assessor Jury Holds Fate of Policeman Ne urological Patients M ode"ls in New Posin g Job " BEST ON TRUE-TO -LIFE RCAVICTOR ceLOR Life Hilt, llw19lll9 Cllllr. .... VIiia ClleHIL VMP/UH" ...... "• •CA Vlctw ,..,_.._ HI-Ute T-. AW ..... 111< C.tw l'wrll11r "C.-•N "'"•""" llMlf _, u-llldwe 1-llln . Man Ji.ople Own M:A V1cToa Thu "-1 OU.'hJ..n.i.oa •. m.. ... Whi-. T1'e 9CSIO'OllTH -·00·211 u·-<-nd .. _O Uil ... M. l'klu•• 5198'° " .......... _, ••• , ..... Wiii!• Lrnoy TV. •c-. ..... ~ Clfftltl -'9tter TV ••rl......,llOI, '-•rvl<t ........ Enjoy The Swies Wherever You Gol 8 TRANSISTOR POCKET RADIO 11.95 FREE GIFT! Two lntulatld ~'Showboat"' mup Hurry, llmltld suppfyf • WE'ii OPIN Here's a telephone change that lets you say, ''Nice to see you!'' • I It's Pictureplwne• servi~ which transmi ts your picture as well 88 your voice. The Picture- phone set has a built-in microphone, loud - 91*1ker, and camera, with 1 button so you can ... tbe camera oft if you don't wish to be seen. Alu v it ii operating on a limited ha.sis be· tween Picturephone centers in New York, Chicago, and Washington, D.C. This fucina~ ing communications service is bein1 further de- veloped, and may someday find use in homes anq oftkes. M°iny change1-large and small--ve hap- .. penini to your phone aemce. Some I.le beini made now; otben. llke Pi.chlr•ph,oM llrVide, may come alone in the future. All theeechangm are made for the a.me reu:m: to meet your phone needa in this fu~movina world. ~ ,.. t1t1p• 111 ~ '8n of the Nationwide Bell Svstem T•~•Vt810N • A .. PL ... 411 E. 171~ It~ SALU -SIRVICI .. ' .. r I· r l · . • .. . ~ 3,500 Tickets Readv • For Rose Bowl Game $200 Taken I Military Bases Gi.ven F.ront Drive-in I I Owners or the Burger Chef, Develop1nent Fii11ds I Guard Tower Bombed at NB ~ewport Beach police re· County Chapter Seeks First Aid Instructors PASADENA -A total of dena. Calif. Huntington Beach ~rive·in l Tluee Orange County m1ll·1for h1m1lv houi.ing ported a Molotov cocktail A goal of 200 new first ajd Ing is oecusary to enroll ln 3.500 tickets for the annual The post.cards conlla.ning restaurant. opened their doors1tary facilities are due for fur ·J The Manne Corps Air fa· lhrown against the base of instructors baa been aet by the one of the classes. Tballournament of Rose1s 1f96600l• the applicant's name and ad· Monday and found that a1lher development foUowing1ciUty .• anta .\na . wil l receive lifeguard tower ~o 'l'l early 0 rang e County lnChaptheder. Jn Newport Beach, they will game on ... n • • dr ... _ lled f burglar hid ta.ken '2(X) from . . • 874 nnn . American Red CrOll, IC • ..._ d will be placed on sale during ess. may ~ ma rom the s1gnmg by President Lyn-.1. .uvv for construction. Sunday morning 11 g training courses be conducted Mon ... ., an the next few days. any post office. at any ~me the t.iU. ldon Joh_ns?n of a Sl.7 billion Anothe r $10.00J 1~ earmarked ~hro~hout the area. Tuesday night. between 7 and J. Randolph Richards. pres· between now and Oct. I:>. The restaurant. 16622 Beach appropriation bi~. for con· for the \!aval Weapons Sia· The homemade bomb ap-Pete Bunard, director of 10 p.m .. starting Oct. 4 and 5, ident of _the. 77th annual Tour· Dawn ~aker .. 1966 R o s eJaoulevard. showed no signs orlstruclion and military hous· 1 tlon at Seal Beach . parenUy burned Itself out aft· safety services., and. Kent at Horace Enlfgn School Caf· ney. said interested perso111 Queen, w1U pruide at a cere·1a forced entry police said . mg. The local bJseli i.hare m a ier scorching paint on the tow-Bramwell, fl.rat atd chatrman. etorium. 2000 ClUf Drive. TM may become eligible to pur· mony about Nov l when 1.750 , · The M11r1ne Corps Air Sta· nationwide project which in· . said the organization has onl y clasa will be ucb week for ch ase two Rose Bowl game,post cards wiU be drawn. ~he burglar) occurred some· lion at El Toro has been al·lcludes $316 m1lhon for Navyler . Tower 'l'l is on the ~~ch 400 instructors on the record 10 weeks. Stuaenta can attend seats by mai ling a post card Ticket applications will t>eJtime after the 10 p.m Sunday located $659,000 for constn:c·1developments and S66fJ mil· adjacent to the mumctpallbook. either o! the two nl&bta each to Rose Bowl. Bin 1800, Pasa.lmailed to these card owners. closing. lion and 230 additional units lion Cor military housing. parklni lot at Balboa Pier. No previous first ajd train· week for the same lesson. ''l figure it's going to ~ost $10,000 I to put Lenore through college:' A tape-recorded discussion with parents and college students concerning the costs of higher education. CROCKER-CITIZENS: Mn. Lee. you have three children, haven't you? MRS. LEE : Two boys and a girl. CROCKER-CITIZENS: How many are plan- ning to attend college? · MRS. LEE : All three. My oldest boy. Jeffrey, is a high-school sen ior. Next year he plans to go to College of San Mateo and then hopes to transfer to Cal at Berkeley. CROCKER-CTnZENS: What pl1m have yoa made to finance their education? MRS. LEE : I have a savings program for each. I've been adding to it each month. oo matter what. In today's society a college education is a necessity. CROC.IER-CfnZENS: Do you ban uy Idea how muda dlil ii aolDc to COit yoa ! MRS. LEE: Yes, 1 know pretty well. Fo r example, when Jeffrey attends College of San Mateo in the Fall. it won't ht too expensive because he'll be living at home. But w~n he transfers to Cal it wi ll probably cost about $1 .500 a yea r. I saw a chart the other day showing that college costs are rising so fast that by the time my 10-year·old, Lenore, gets to college it will COit about $2,500 a year. That's only eight ycan away. I figure it's going to cost $10,000 to put Lenore through college. CROCKER-CITIZENS: Randy, you're ant. coming freshman at USC. Tuition is higher tba'e than at the Unlversity of California, isn't It? RANDY NOBLE : Absolutely. I figure it will cost over $12,000 to complete my education at USC. Tuition is $1 .500 per year. Then, in addition, there's room and board. books, trans- portation, entertainment-about S 1,600 a year. Frankly, I never would have been abl e to afford it without a scholarship. CROCKE~-CITIZENS: How big is your scliol- arsbJp'! ~ RANDY NOBLE : lt pay~ the entire tu ition for four years. PETER ADAMS : Thafs quite a bit different from my situation at Santa Barbara. I figu re it cost me around $1 )00 my freshman year ... RANDY NOBLE : For everything .. .., PETER ADAMS : Right. Don't forget. tuition and fees come to only about $13 5 at Santa • MRS SONIA LEE. mother of three MR JOSEPH STURT. fattier of three, two attendin1 coll .. e. ftAlfDr H08U. freeAman anchchoiaratllp MRS. SUE GUTTERMAN senior PETER ADAMS, tophomore art major, winner, UnlYel'lltyoflouthemCallfomla. IOdoiov ~.San Jose St.It• Collqe. Unlverllty of Califom11. Santa Baro.111. Barbara. Then there's room and board. boob- even repain on the world'g WOl'lt motorcycle th at I bought for transportation. MRS. LEE : Do you have a scholar~h1p '? PETER ADAMS : No. I wish I did . Unfortu· nately. when I went to high school I wu a little reckJess with my grades. Luckily my parents had been saving for ye ars. They aJways wanted me to be able to go to college. Now. the money is avail- able to me but I want to use as little of it u possi- ble. It's a matter of pride. Like most of the guys, I want to be independent-to pay for as much of my own education as possible. CROCKER-CITIZENS: Bat Pet•, in crier for yoa to be iadepmdeat, yCM1 Mft to work. Doan't tWI atrect yoar a.lies? PETER ADAMS : Well. J work in the summer so it doesn't bother my grades. And it docs help quite a bit financially. This year I hope to cut my expenses at school by moving in with a couple of other guys. CROCKER-CTnZENS: Yoo might end up los- 1111 a Jot of wtJpt •.. MRS. LEE : Or gaining it by eating ·Spaghetti three times a day ... PBTBR ADAMS : Could be, but it1J be worth it I read that over bis lif etimc. the average college graduate ea.ms about $200,000 more than the high-school graduate. CROCKER-CITIZENS: What about you, Sue? You're married and have a baby, yet both you and yoar basband art attending college. What's yoar secret? SUE GUTTERMAN : No secret. We just live frugally. Money-or the lack of it-has been our number-one problem. Time is the other one . We've had to work our classes around the baby. When my husband is home, I'm in class. When I'm home, he'~ in school. CROCKER-CffiZENS: How are you finaociog yoar tdllcatioa-througb a loan? SUE GUTTERMAN : No. we didn·t qualify because of a technical point. We faced a dilem- ma. We couJd work our way through but that might take forever. Or we could let our parents help us. We chose the second course. When we were single , we each got ~ check from home. When we got married. we combined those checks. Now we find we can get by-even with lhc baby -on the same income. Maybe even k:.~ CROCKER-CITIZENS: Do yo u ha ve any suinp? SUE GUITERMAN : Yes. a sma ll amount. and we have to dip into this now and then. Hut we figure there's no better me for the money th:in our edueation. We've held down our expenses by taking on no large payments. For instance, we're ma.king do with .a rather run-down car. SAVINGS DEPOSITS RECEIVED BY FRIDAY. OCT08flt •. W/U EARN OA/l f "/NSr ANT INTER!sr· ,.ROM OCT081R I CROCKER-CITIZENS: Who manaps your fi.nances? SUE GUTTERMAN: We each have a chCGking account, but my husband is the boss. He pays all the big bill's. I buy the groceries and pay the household expenses. Checking accounts are great because you can tell exactly where each penny goes. PETER ADAMS : That's true. I keep my money in a checking account and it's simple for me to see how much I can afford to spend in any given month . CROCKER-CITIZENS: Mr. Start, JR ba.e a son and daughter going to coUeae. How do yaa manage? MR. STURT : My son goes to a terrific school San Fernando Valley State College. Registration and other fees come to less than $50 a semester. Now, that doesn't mean his education is free. There's transportation and books and other ex- penses. To meet them, he works part-ti.me-oh, maybe four or five hours a day. Our daughter. Lynne, goes to Los Angeles City College and pl ans to go to Sa n Fernando Valley State College next year. She'll need a car so she's working part-time, too. CROCKER-CffiZENS: Han you &inn uy thought to graduare school? MR. STURT: Plenty. My wife and l said to the kids : ··[f you want to go on to graduate school afte r college, and are willing to work hard at studying. we'll come up with the money. We feel you can't put a price tag on education. It's a must. r,·s worth aving fo r. /. WHAT WILL IT COST YOUR CHILD FOR A COLLEGE DEGREE? Averace Colte11 Costs PvYear 1968 1970 1973 1978 'VILIC $1,915 2,112 2,445 3,120 ~IVATf $3,191 3,519 4,074 5,199 If your child or grandchild 1s ten years old. you have less than 100 months to accumulate the money he will need. Saving now is the loKical solution . The foolproof way to save is by usin1 Crocker-C1t1zens LAYAWAY PLAN. Here's how 1t works . 1. Decide how muc h you wash to save each payday. 2. Open bot h a checking and 1 savings account with us. Deposit to your chedc· ing account only. 3. At no extra chlri•· we'll transfer the portion you specified from )'OUr checking account to you r savings account - automatically. It works ! And while your savings are growing at Crocker·Citizens. you'll be enjoy. ang these other advantages: INSTANT INTEREST Your savings start ea rning daily interest the moment you make your depos its. FULL·SERVICE BANKING We otter every banking service in 1dditlon to savings accounts. These include loans for 111 pu rposes. safe deposit boxes. trust services ind international bankina. A checking account Is the ideal way to tuch college students good habits of personal money manaiement . CALI FORNIA'S OLDEST NATIONAL BANK We've been serving Californians for nearly 100 yea rs. Assets over $3.6 billion. Member Fedenil Deposit Insurance Corporation. MORE THAN 250 OFFICE S STATEWIDE \ 8 DAJL V PILOT /Nrws P"u ('aH,.er F11'!fl l:ountv's .. 'Crusade ' Success The American Cancer So- ciety's Orange County Branch has closed ita books for the year, and with the closing surged to No. 3 in the state among counties in the Cali· fomia Division of ACS. With Its fl57,097 contribu· Jed by Orange County rut· dents. the branch jumped from fifth place a year ago, now 1s 11econd only to Los An· geles and San Francisco l'Ount1es. This year 1t "bump· ed" Alameda and San Diego counties. The local branch topped its $190,000 goal by 35 per cent. Major portion of the Cancer Crusade came from the res!· dential phase, which contrib- uted $85.928. Mrs. Paul R. Holmes of Nc11 port B e a c h. Crusade d ftl1 rman. said 1t was the t11ihest of any \'ea r In Orange County and was made pos· !>Ible by the efforts of 4,521 volunteers who accepted va· nous degrees of responslbil· ity In circulating "Neighbor to Neighbor" kits throughout the county. Tuuday, Septtmbtr 28, 19&5 •, 1Polltlcal Notes Republican Group Raps Kuchel Voting Record By LES WAGNER from which Rep. James B. of Santa Ana. A press confer· tientaU y,. will hold its annual dJV1s1on. w1U pres1~e oi 111e 0.1,,. ,.._ ... ., Utt ( R·Santa Ana 1 resigned!ence 1s scheduled at the Sad· convention Friday at the Am· Among the .candida.tes fo• United Rep u bl l cans of JJ\ embarrassment because It dleback Inn prior to her talk. bassador, Loa Angeles. Mn. the state prestdency ts Mr America (not to be confused . I The Californl~ Federation Douglaa Yarbrough, Fuller· Jack T. Catrns, of Se a I with United Republicans of listed by name 77. House Dem· of Republican Women. inci-lton, who heads ttte southern Beach. ~fornia) bas ~wered t~OC~h o~ w~~ 1t woo~~n-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- boom on Sen . Thomas Kuchel ter its fire next year, and on for his statement that: the letterhead named the. Co~- "California's reasonable Rr· gressmen who were ~n C 11~ s publicans should unite behindladv1sory board -including one reasonable candidate. un· Utt: . IWater is our most precious commodity use water wisely) TODAY WE TAKE FOR GRANTED OUR SUPPLY OF SAFE WATER AT OUR FINGERTIPS. BUT IT WOULD HAVE BEEN A DIFFERENT STORY HAD WE LIVED fN A.~ EARLIER PERIOD IN MAN 'S HISTORY ... tainted by extremism and Slllce Utt serves with sev· then to nominate and ' elect eral of these target.Demo· him ." 1crats on the Ways and Means .....--:~----------~ o. Bruce Evans. executive Committee" he felt the URA director of URA back in wash· r.elease might strain rela- ington, "pointed to pools rndi· t1onsh1ps ~th ~he~1 eating that Kuchel trailed ASSEMBLYMAN R be t E I Ronald Reagan as the Repub· 1 ° r · 11ican choke for governor add· B~dha m R·Newport Bea~h I ling · will speak at the Anaheim 1 "We agree that Jt wa only Republican A s !> e m b I y' s good common sense fo~ ~tr I monthly me.et;ng Fri~ay. 8 Kuchel to remove hi mself p.m .. at K~)stone Savings & from the race for the guber· Loan. Euclid A":'e. and Cres·1 natorial nomination. cent St., Anaheun. Evans questioned the pro· * * * ;::= __ _:::__:~!:.,_.:::_;~_.:::!~:.Jt:i••-.i~:......::~=----:-~'":'.".'."~:-::~~ priety of even calling Kuchel PHYLLIS SC:HLAFLY, who ANCIENT MAN HAD TO SCOOP THE FIRST "PUBLIC WATER SYSTEMS" WERE a Republican. He called him ~~~le t~e pol~icaJ ~~t·se~e{1• HIS WATER FROM SPRINGS AND WELLS. HISTORY TRACES THEM THROUG H THE ''only moderately Republi· e rave ggers. . w 1 AGES. THEY WERE USED IN PERSIA, PALES-can. not to be confused with spe~ at Santa Ana High au· STREAMS. INSTINCTIVELY PICK· TINE INDIA. AND CHI NA BEFORE THE CHRIS· a 'moderate' Repoblican." ditor!~m Monday, 7.30 p.m .. ING ONLY THOSE PLACES TIAN .ERA . PERSIAN WELLS REACHED DEPTHS He said Kuchel is the only o~ What . Are th~ .. Grave· WHERE ANIMALS DRANK. AS .\'OF 80 TO 300 FT .. AND ONE IN CHINA IS SAID TO Republican in the Senate who d.ggers Doing Now · SOURCE OF SAFE WATER llA VE REACHED J.500 FT. DEEP. has voted for these ICey Ad· Her appearance in the coun. ministration proposals: The ty is being sponsored by the No. 6 COST A MESA COUNTY WATER DISTRICT rule to limit debate: the anti· Federated Republican Women · poll· tax amendment: the N U·ljmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii•-1 clear Tesl·ban Treaty ; Medi· care: increased fore ign aid ; the Farm Bill "which includ· ed the socialistic subsidies previously rejected by the farmers themselves"; the CMI Rights Act ; increasing the public debt limitation, and the Poverty Program. ________ ._ .................... ______ _ • ,. Field Estate · 25 Mi11ion U n i t e d Republicans of America is the organization ,. OU CA GO I UPI I -The wi1J of the late Marsh a I I Field. disposing of an estate estimated at $25,500,000, was BOOKS CLOSED -Mrs. Paul R. Holmes of Newport Beach. residentiJl chairman of 1964-65 Cancer Cru· sade in county, closes books on drive wltich placed county third in state for contribut19ns. offered for probate today be· c c • L de fore Judge James M. Cor· oast ;V.,C ea r coran in the probate division .J Ii Ii Registration Starts At HB of circuit court. R Ce Field WU editor and pub· H ds 4 . f ec n ter Ii.sher of the Chicago Dally ell . nti-reeWllV . :"\~wa and the Chlca~o Sun· "' Registration got under way T 1 m e a and publisher of \Monday for the Huntington World Book EncyciopedJa al LAGUNA BEACH -Prom· I and was instrumental in pas· Beach Recreation Center's the time of his ~eath Sepl 18. inent Orange Coast chic lead· sage several years ago o lhel family oriented fall program' The bulk of his estate. em· er Victor C. Andrews is new! Shell-Cunningham Act . for everyone from tots to bracing a portfolio of stocks president of the anti.freeway I banned oi l dnlllni;: 1 rs grandpops. 1 and bonds and thTee resi· . . h . Sign-ups wiU continue until dences. is In t:nuts for his Leagu.e ~f Orange Coast C1v1c , off the Sout em rn1a classes are filled or until they six childrtn. Assoc1at1ons. headquartered coastl ine from th anta begin. ofifcials said. His executors Edward I here Ana River to the Mexican ...,...,_ th lnt . ed · · border i 1= year even e p -s1z Farley and George B. You ng, Andrews. an Em!!rald Ba y A 'd f LOCCA h members of the family will explai~ed that Field's .,.;u,. resident. Is president or South' wills hpreds1 ent otin. in . ~ get into the act with a "baby I made 1n J une, 1965, also ·In· · • I . ea a con u g ca.m ballet" class scbeduJed ror l ttcipated the creation o( ad-Co as t Community Hospital pa1gn to w~n an inland routing 3 to S.year-olds beginning d1tional trusts . and other ~ro-/ 0~ the Pacific Coast Fr~wa~ • Oct. 4 each Monday for eight \risions for Ilia wf.le which "hich many leaders tn th.i.5 eeks 'ae f . .., were lntel"T\lpted by hi s 1ud· F d T • area fear may be routed by w · ee 1~ • den death UD S op1c state engineers through La· The same fee will be charg. · guna Beach and other coastal ed for ballet leasOM for ftrst, A free lecture en the philo-communities. s~ond and third graders. who sophy and practical applica-Andrews has been a mem· will meet Tuesdays and Wed· Pl K · 11 tion of mutual funds invest-ber of the LOCCA board of oesdays after school. unge1 S ing will be held at Dean Wit· directors since the anti-free-Boys can get in on flag fool· I.tr & Co .. 828 N. Broadway. way league's formation four ball games for $1.50 and mix· G• •] Sk d• Santa Ana , Oct. 5 at 7:30 years ago. He succeeds A. E. ed teen dances at 25 centa, 11 Y I Ver p.m. James G. P. Dehlsen will "Pat" Worthington . who will each second Saturday night conduct the lecture. serve as vice pruldent. of the month. LAKEWOOD. N.J . (AP\ ----------------------------- /\ pretty blonde who took up ~k~dlving three months ago fell 3.000 feet to her death "hen her parachute failed to Opttn . The victim was Miss Chris· tina Howard. 22. of Bronxville, ~Y. Lee Guilfoyle. manager or the Lakewood Sport Parachut- ing Center at Lakewood Air· port. said he watched as Miss I lo" ard leaped from a plane ahout 6·45 p.m .. her second .Jump of Jhe day. He said she \1 <'nt into a free fall before 'h<' pulled her ripcord, and lhe chute failed to open. .......... 9tmptT.., wlM•,. .. • ... ••rla• ••r••••t •ll••k •tate ...... , ......... ... ......... ......._ __ .......... -.. na. .. ,. ............. , .................... ••r• ••rYI•• t••-•• ................. l•••n .. r• ••re wltll ......... ,. ......... . ea• el••· Call ....A._ .............. .. . .. ., .... (\_ LARRY CAIRNS On W. 1tttl It~ Coth Mtu aet. NewPort & Hubor "ero• From llilltthodltt Church Ml 66t6' Since 1935, Laguna Federal Savings assets have grown from $4,735 to a towerin g S112,235,3001 In five yurs. betwMn 1959 and 1964, Savings & Loan assets 1n the ,United States Increased by 87.So,,{. During the same period, Laguna Federal Savings asset~ grew even faster-an astoundlna 153.1% Increase ! And Lagun a Federal maintains a reserve position totalling 10.6% of deposits-almost 3% higher than the national average. Save with Laguna Federal Savings, the a~iatlon of atrong and 1u1talntd growth I LA0UHA •llACH, CAL~&A • 290 OCEAN AVWNVE • TELEPHONE1 HY 4-7541 UN et..•M•Nn •11tAHC" • eo1 H. llL CAMINO lltUL. TELEPHONE1 HY 2 ·1195 LAGUNA NIOUSL IMANCtt • ~~ aAYfl'LAZA • "'40Nlll <4M-l201 Of1t <499-ie.o FROST-PROOF REFRIGERATORS IN "°"'14TJ U.tw. ft. (l'CMA~ PLUS THIS SPICIAL Ol'fllt FRIGIDARE INSTANT ICE SERV~R FREE! .... . . • Color scoop of the gear! We plunged wilh one of the biggest pur· chases of a single model in our history! We just couldn't resist the appeal of this fuhion·fresh appliance color that's u new u tomorrow-and a value a..s big a.s all outdoot8. Come in today. See and own the most beautiful Frigidaire buy we've ever offered! COME SEE ... COME TOUCH ••• COMPARE this FRIGIDAIRE Frost-Proof Beauty! . • Completely FROST· PROCF-oo frost. no defrosting eYerl •Bia 102-lb. size freezer beezes ice cubes extra fast. •Twin Porcela in Enamel Hydrators hotd 23.4 qt$. of df!#y fresh produce . ~ • Fncidaire Flowine Cold soonunds t- ; all your fresh foods. :· _ •Plus deep-shelf st0taee door tt'l8t stores even lf2 pllon milk cartons, bie 46-0z. cans! ~·p Our low. low price/ 88 ............ ... '-............ SHOP TONIGHT 'TIL 9:00 ©DAVIS BROWN TELEVISION ·APPLIANCES • . 411 E. 17th SI. ... co.ta ..... I Of*' Deny No· f OOMd Sundty Telephone 646-1614 ,... ,rompt Servb- CALL 541 S.at '"SINCI 1947" \ .. " ., .. ... ... l. It • ttolt Cc H• ,.,., M '· .. ,~ 11) I Sul 11. w. H~ Or~ .... l~ Sod ro $11 ·~ • ...... ,.. ..., .. : CoU Pt •• 'r! ,,,,. ewe ~ ft .... ' ( ( • " --- ~-~I OCC Slates For tl1e Record Change in Law Spur Divorce Applications Se1ninar in · · Meetings c;::.,'!t;-r---1!~' ~ Real E late ~°"rn.~"tiii. ;:.,~ . .tf • • .,.. SANT A ANA -:-Individuals ~stening to shed "'l =r.'' flf ~zfc!.Y 0r~, empire ~~~'ctr'u1v21e:1 Have any Idea what a the bonds of marriage are swampmg personnel in Tuesday, Sfptembtt 28, 1%5 ''Justifiable~ Officer Oeared In Youtl1's Death ,,":'!"".,.,,°'t:. ..... ~" w~ ~ "Knowledgeable Exchange" the office of County Clerk Willlam E. St John. R:d~?~ flf "~t·...._, 1~ f.Aceta•e• is'' They are taking advantage of a new state law SANTA ANA _ The fatal that the two bullets lAcy fir. , ~~•!·. S.~ ci~-~1• r.;. i'C:.. • For real estate people it, which permits the entrance of a final divorce decree shooting by a police officer of ed nicked Baker'• heart. ~.·: .. 11..~m..::."c=JrvcM;: t:::': MeM;.M>. -arriage is a whole new dimensio~ toj one year and a daY, from the time a complaint is a 19-year-old youth who alleg-. • " ir• served an answer filed or a service i's pub!' h d edly as1auJta" h'1m with the . Dellroco dJd not participate 'i~t>oe 181'!!,,l-lon•, .. £"*"-VI"•~ M•r1111• a field which thev probably ' ' ' 15 e · ""' th b ~4.S ·-0 ..... .._. IM<tl. ,, Formerly a year and a day had to 1 b latter's billy, '"was ju•tiflable m e rawl •. nd waa not DAJL V PILOT /Ntws.-l'rm 9 s.' ,oo l..'!'..:... T u.1 VIOAs Ltca•11• thought the k . Id d' t h ' . . e apse e-,, b ed b I :.-('H'~. Yfoo""'!~ c~"t' 141~ v'"""' rr11n0011 •• .,, 01 Hun11no1°" Y new ms e an 1 weel'_l t e grantmg of the mterlocutory decree and homicide, Dist. Atty. Kenneth c arg Y po tee . ., • .,. -1...;,. 1: ...... '"""· re1n1rr1ec1 M•rv rromag11e, st, out. the final decree Williams said today. --------====:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:::; H""lll\9'0ft IMCll-I 1 L°1f.:: Ilka OI Soulh ~" ~brlll ' i~~ t4!1 pi~ Ave.. """_.... Devld IC. Wlllt9, 21, ·_. Jw1111 Kn Orange Coast College will j St John said requests for final decrees came He refused to Issue a com-For Graciom Dlni19CJ °';=,f'-~s!Jir~~ ~ .~~· J~"°"'..,.;!:'~. ~;,,1er1o11. offer a five-part "Real Estate I from 145 individuals il'_l the first four days under the plaint against Patrolman Rob· I Cocktail• & Entertaln-ftt ..,,,, "1-H ~ •:• ::'n..o...e11 ...,.,.. o.i...,_, 1e. "'Exchange Semlnar" for Ji-I new law. An average a 15 decrees a day, he added. ert Lacy following an investi-..... L~ "'--1~ 4f 1. 11111 .... " gation into the death of Thom -Follew th. Map to lolta Chica ltHd, between w ... m lntter and Warner In Ne. Huntington IMch Sod°::: ,,_., •: ...... wini.,,. •· ••IC. a "'Huft!'""-' IMc:ll. censed real estate penonnellw • "' • :..., • .,... •-B k I cour~r-., ~~ -~ ..... l"'""' J. ~. Jll. of u. IS ru on a . er of Santa Ana. si...,.M' 1AIMf'tc.e~ Cost• ,_.°'C~ v ..... '""· beginning Saturday and run-and told Police Chief Edward ~"'• ..... Horr. o...e. Coal• Ma .. ,'-'· Ke!wY. "· .,,. c.ro1 ._,.,. ning through Oct. ~. l T • 1J . Allen that Lacy was blame-1 WaotlllOAY llwll. ... -of HUfltlnol'llll IMOI. R J l slat d N 22 INUtmllwlW l _,,.,. Ml J °""' lt•-111 ~ Heek-111 11 .,.., oy . Ward. N e w p 0 r t ria e ov 11,.ss . ... ._. ........ w .. 1m1 .. ~: ':fs e.m. 1oM11 1t-O.Fr11\Q-. '14 bott. ., Beach real tor and Robert W · • Lacy shot the youth· tWrce 1 ~-=Jl°"l~ ~-::::-.a~coa1a ,....,, ..,.. 1111,_ Steele of the' Ward Co. will 1 in the chest trom almost point-c~~~ c-t LI-Cit~ ..:..:·-:~11-.:....~";t"':· GetWfl coEn~~~l~: seminar. In Gun Butt Assault blank range early last Thurs- ,. ~~ ~ llW .. c.. Gr-. • .,, "'""• i.-. o .• .....,.. .. .,..........g the concept of day u Baker beat U1e offi~r er.:..=, lw~ c:.... lteef "· ef c.te ~. a "knowledgeable exchang-about the bead with hia own ~ ..!l ~ aiw .. C.t• or," Ward said that ''real ea-oiiht-1tick and c:hoted him :"'~ ... ~:,. ·~~ c11n.. Di tall owuen as well 11 pro-SANTA ANA -An unem-evenln& of Aug. 24 and club-The otticer wu d.lachari~ tfO,,~~AW~ 2 i'::: Vor~e• fe11lonal broken find them-ployed Wettminster aale1-bed Jeffrey Tlnsmen son of Monday from Santa Ana Com- ,, -. ~ -~ • • c "-I ln dll man who allegedly beat ' A O.llthtfvl And O.loftfy IMf'ing heturlnt the vwutlle Plane Attbtry of MEL DUNCAN w..-.-o,.ii...w '""" ici..r. T• 1 DI_._ ....., se Yes a emma becauae ~year-old Fountain Vall-Mr. and Mn J R. Tlnsmen, munity Hospital where he bad "~:::"' 1 c. :· 0~~ ~.,:"':,e selling property oft.en meana . . v~ of 16582 Spruce St Fountain been treated for concu11ion, f.?:~:9iilliiiiiiib ... 1 1111. l . n. °""•Id C. 1t1~. that Uncle Sam will take ytoouthtn wl 1~ 1 rlf!S e b~tt willCo 1° Valley. The yo~th w a 'I numerous outa and brulsea . .... ,.. l "'· J.,,,., A. H•11llt< away a hefty out or th a ID upenor urt """-tr&' h d '"-1 d W N """•" L va. Ji-. H. cerwti.. e pro-here Nov 22 knocked unconscious. but la· l lft: pa uaman • na te rong ame J\111• A ..... JOl'ln 14. Sfl.-r ceeds '"the form of taxes." . . . ter revived under treatment an automobile carrying Bale-~'~ :· ;:: ~;:::~.wt. r~::,.~ .. "The answer," Ward s~d .. Judge Wil~lam L. Mu~ray by·• private physician. er and his brother-in-law. Gerri. .... 1t1ct1ard 1_, Is to use the tax Jaws tn-fixed the tnaJ date Fnday Lewis has •1 · d d Cale A. Dellroco 40 also of G• f Gerv "' •-ri. "'.,., t d f f' hti after Tom Lew· 38 of 8490 rea Y un er-Sa ' ' 1ven or JoM J ..... Mlldtecl u. Sdleelw. sea 0 1g ng them. To do . IS, • . gont PIYChialrlc tests at Or-nta Ana, shortly after 3 . ~':'~.0-, ......... 11=.,:-~.c~ tbis, you simply match prop-Neptune Drive, pleaded mno-anse County General Hoapit· a.m. for auspiciously driving "~urminds II fST1' UR R nT rou• HOSTS Ull ee4 tlCI ,,TIUON 1'411 10UA CHIC.4 l#e~-' W.-.r• • 0on..1e ..... Jolvl c .• 11...., · ertlea with problem1." cent to a charge or assault al through a reaid,..entJal uea. • .. __ ,._,,.., CORE St =::,~11"~· .... ~· =·~i.,:-.. Meetine dates wUl be Oct. with a deadl.Y weapon. . · _ _ _ B a k e r, a parolee from a HUNTtN•TON -.a.-u Ory '::..!.t.,... _,,.. "· ~ (.,.. 2. 9, 18, 2l and 30. Topics for A . complaint filed agatnst previous a11auJt charge, was _.. .__ i. n ...... .._._ ttte five 1emlnar meetinlJ Lewu alleges he ran out of placed ln the pol.lee cruiser Pia. M1·Mi7 A representative ol the Con-..._ M. ... ""-'-0. w..w. are: the garace at bia home the D th F• ht whlle IAey ran a routine •-----..:...--.-::.....:..--------..1 grus of Racial E q u a l l t y ='7. '!_ '~ ~ c.'--i.'.:: Oct 2 -Why .Knowtedce-ea ig identfftcation check by radio~ ------------------- <CORE) who appeared before l:::'.. ~. ":i, ~-:..··D~· able Exchanging la lmpor· The youth jumped him, ~ta Ana City Council on ...... -• ...., c. Nldlela. tanl 2 400 N Arra1· g e t Lacy said, pulled the night Sept. 7 to lay before ft five ::..';'!:... L .,,""'.,,.,It::'.~~ Oct. 9 -What the Prof ea· ' e W nm n stick ~ b:il handl and Clob-p~posala to alleviate poulble t:'! ~ :_ ~ :~,,..,_, sKnlonal AEbox ct hT• n co r baa to beredd bhiouldm oo the bead. face sources ol irrit<ttion within the w111i. "" "" o...w •· ..., ow u axes. T h Set 0 l 8 an a ers. Ntgro community WU ldenu. ~~ ~ ~'O':'..:· WNP-Oct. 16 -Tbe Mechanics eac ers c . He didn't draw bis revolver fltd by tbe DAILY PILOT 81 >-*er ll. n. 1rw1n L ,._,, of the Exchange. until he was almost uncon-Lawren~ A. Howard, of l26S ~""' "L i.:ri::;:•0or~ Oct. 2.1 -How to Escrow SANTA ANA _ 0 r • n 1 e SANTA ANA -A 21).yur-scious from the blows. Lacy "9 N. Orecon Ave , Costa Mesa.:::-..... 1tv;:;..:': ~ ~ Exchange. county tehool d!strlcts have old Brea truck d!'1ver. accus-added.. An autopsy revealed • 0 Howard said he was in Iowa_..,.. .... •-1c1 L wi.e-. Oct. ~ -Exchange Educa-hired about 2,400 new teach-ed of murder in the fatal I 0 PUMPKIN 0 •~the time and could not pos-~:i-,,:~ ... ~ ~~"G:,., \'"':~"· lion. . . era this year, school officlala beating of a Cypress father 0 O sl~ly have appeared before K•'"'-... .,,_ia "*1<1111 ~ersons mterested In regis-say, bringing the countywide of five, has been held to ao-A 1• t S • O t~ COUncll. GIHYt M. "';..!:'~"-tenng ShOuJd Send their $~5 total to 13,000. nrer fo0owlng prellmlnary r 18 erJe8 0 . L~re ... °''""" G-. check to the OCC Evening D1-y A Crunenfelder county bearing Monday. 0 PIE 0 o! r~h~ ~tco't:il (,.ec· ~ "1t.""¥. .. ~7ie.1·14~.._ vision, Re.I Estate Exchang tu~m'tend en t ot 'schoola, Municipal Judge Phillip Mc-()pen s F riday 0 O a ow w-ic.,. va. •-J. 1C1111a.. Seminar, 2701 FaJ.rviPW Road. H)'I that the n.atJoaw l de Graw fixed ball at '5,500 for • O rdlce Howard "ho made tbe :z:,. 'G. ~ LJ:",:., 'A.•::=:-. Costa Meta. Make c b e c k 1 sborta e of qual1fted a ll-Jamet Borla Boltick and ord· 0 appearance wu • 1tudent al::::_ 'o. "':;. ~~:r ~. :... payable to the P!•ctical Real cants :U not been a pro=m ered blm to appear for 1uper-a~~~i~~ ~n~~~ O 59 0 ~~~e ~ast t C:,:«~ 1 and , ... .,.,., .... JeM -· Estate Exchancmg T r u s t here, and that 1cbool dt.tricta ior court arraignment Oct. 8. Jege will open Friday Oct l 0 SPEC. C O Drive e Co~~ ~esa w1~ 0~1! ~~ !. ';~"o.L,,~~L Acct. were cenerally able to pick Boltick allegedly b e a t with the Trave)en Three: ~ 0 H 0 ,._ 'ts Mr and M, H E ir.e111er,... "" ... J1.,_1e L. .,.."· from • number of appllcanta Georce C. HoWnpworth, 42, versatile slnglng group which O ,,.. r-en ' . rs. . . $1\orOft K. " l'1u1 It. sw1G11ne. for po1ltloos durtnc an Ar"''"'eJlt outside Ill • Ho"ard The senior H E Ho-Mic!> ... >... "" s111ri.., c an-1111.. .,. • .~ w stage a concert at S p.m. O • . • Dorllfl'v , "'· L_, A. Gotwel\. c.xceptloo baa been ln the an apartment house ln FuJ. in Plilllips Hall REG 69 • ward Is an engineer w I t h '°"' ' .. l'lllllp E. v-. -.,_,.,,., ,,,.... field of lnduatrlal arts where lerton c-.l 11 A blood clot Th Tr el ... _ l • • c ea. • North American Aviation H ,..,. M.-• , . _,... . e av en nave payed 0 formerly was at Aeronut~ni~ Fire Calb ··~i:.~·1tt"\~I"' ••"'4111 -teachers are •ttll b e l • I from a blow sublequeaUy to more than 45 colleges and 0 division of Ford Motor Co. >:U ........ -.. ---. Im sougbl U they are not found, caUld bis death, the Coro-universities. many of them on 0 AT MA.JOit SUPERMARKETS 0 Tbe DAILY PILOT reuets t:::.• ...., ''!1. ·.e"" ~ .~ .. •14 ,,, a number of •hop cluse1 wm ner'a oftlct detenn1Ded. 1be ,..t engacements. Tb e Y 0 0 ~ u~~ 'A..,..., -.. ' •·ft_., ... ~... have to be cloeed, Grunen-ace1l9ICl man baa not been haw alao appeared on many ~ error. '" ""'-..... i:..1 ~ ,._ ·-·~-·n;;. ~-a.di ...,.. felder AJd. allie to pnmde ball. national televilion 1bow1. •••••••ooo ••••••••••• GOURMET RECIPES FROM AN I~B.M. ·COMPUTER? It jus~ so happens that at Costa Mesa Sa vings we cater to our customers. And to pro ve it, we in vite you to attend our first annual "International Gourmet Week ", October 1st through 8th . An I.B.M. "Computer Chef"will produce complimentary recipes for you from any spot on the globe. Ask for a re cipe from Korea , England, Greece or Siam , and your request will be granted at the push of a button. Six chefs will prepare gourmet delicacies for you right on the prem ises of Costa Mesa Savings. These chefs represent six top restaurants, each specializing in exotic food from different countries. There will ~e strolling violinists and hostesses to greet you. Come in, join the festivities and tet us cater to YOU cosra r1ESQ SQVINGS JCH!DULf. Friday, Oct. t And lewt ASSOCtATION K.At.AMS of Newport Beach ... Lona Island Bay Scallop , Sau le Menunicrc. Monday, Oct. 4 Vitt.AMADA of Orange ..• Cbickea Kiev witb cabb•&• rolls. Tuesday, Oct. S LA PALOMA of Tustin ... Gua- camole y Frijoles. Wedner.day, Oct. 6 atUFT SHIU of Newport 8e11cb •.. Lamb Cuny. Thursday. Oct. 7 HVll OOWHS of Corolla del Mar .•• English Triftu. Friday. Oct. R AJlfDlAMO ooua~ of Tustin ... Chai ppino itaJiano. 10~00 AM to 1·00.P M. daily. " ..... _, feof lot \......... "-....... .., .. '.,, •IMtl ---__, .... ., '*'~• " ca•if"•••• •IUll ..... _.,,.. ftot a JtH. I , I I ' IO DA.IL Y PILO T /Nrws-Prus Spa~e P arley Philco Executive Wall St .. eet Chatter Named Cl1air1na11 Yo ur Money's Worth Hou\ ""'2 li"'Jv •(Wd T t•n\00'1 ,, .. ,~, •'< N...o~_. c•r~ •fll(rf"•''On Pn"°"'91 bu\l""f'lt ,..,.((0 ~f"~I Gl r• lltllt ' Wtfl Pri••t--(°'1C & ,_...,.,<" '""•left f\'twl 11 I $ A nRST key potnt which ~aps out of this tablt Is thatj while food. hoUJing, cars and C'lothts naturally still take ~;l the biggest amount.t of our I ~ dolla rs. these ba51a a.re lag·! ~, gards againat the duzllng growth of personal care, 1>«·1 sonal buslntn -lncloo1nc legal I~•. brokerage com· miss1on1 and bank aervl~ charges -and medical cue A second key point JS that , while our love atfaJr with t.bel auto remains t o r r I d our1 SfH'ndlni on boob, tbutn Uckflt, travel. pnVltt edua- Uon la 1rowtq • 1 w more rapid rate U.. M&r .pmdlft1 oo ruch darlblM • cara ud apptlencu. j -A third b7 potnt ..-tKb L tJDCrl• blt•ICC ntblr Iha ' 40 TEAil• or DmDEND9 AND LUET'f FOB •AVINO• £n 4.M~ p« yttr wf1111 our 4.85% rite Is In tfftct a YNf llld com,ou11~d qu1rlerl7. Accounts ot1•ntd br 1111 !Otlt ... ,,.. "" ht. s.n., sound 11111111.-.it Ilia lt25. nRIT FEDERAL • &'"NGS AND LOAN •A Y A ASSOCIATION OF ALHAMBRA AU4AM8RA· CMfltld at 8,ty St.ttt St AHAH[JM 1717 [. UllCOl11 A._. COSTA MESA. 2700 H.vtlor Blvd. W£ST COVINA: l«JO W. s.r-.t A•. , • . , - RegWnal Planningi OVER THE COVN11ER Aini of~e~~roup _____ N_M_o_L_'•-tin_._~_~_._,_.s_~_~_m_~_'_"_,1_%_s ____ _ Wllat'sodd aboal odd lots? Nothing, except the name. For odd lot. (ordlnanty tea than 100 •ll•rN of an IAut ) have graat UM In givfng the emeller Investor a chanca to dlwralfy hit' tuncsa. Oftlln a wlM approach to 10Und lnvea111'1Q. The point et wtlldl It btCOmts right fOf you ahOuld bt discussed with your account ••eo- ullve, In th• light ot your own lnvulmtnt need• and goela. like to dltcuaa lhoM gOlia -« odd lott-wlltr UI? Call toOn. E. F. HUTTON 1 COMPANY INC. 711 Nertll Ill 1111 l tre.t ._. AN--647-4101 OC_. ACROSS 1 Napoleon's Isle 5 Stop~ 10 Tat Mah1l sitr 14 Horsy color IS Certain bones I& Cockt.irl 1ngred1ent 17 From which onr cannot return 19 Undrr control 20 lns1d1oos snue 21 ••• Oom1ri1on 22 Single en ti ly 21 Dt ttrior1tt 25 Move by anger: Col loq. 26 Roll sserl e p1rt 30 Trans· portat1on from Jl "Cl•ir ...... ·'' 2 words 34 Pam1m1 H Weatht rma'1's tools 46 Lakt in Gualemala 47 Eartti, e.g. 4'1 Mac1dan111, e.g. 51 Salad ingredient 52 Hill SJ Gu1dt 55 According to !ht rules 57 Tille 58 Japan bl Test 114 Water body of N.Y. Stale: 2 words 66 Where Bantr rs: Abbr. 67 Kind of stone 68 Fealured number 69 Numerical suffix 70 Man of the Bible 71 Al no tim e: Poe I. DOWN 1 Muculine 111m1 2 Monk parrot 3 Insult 4 Once more 5 Canad11n provl11c1 6 Gums ,,.., ........ tld Yesterday's Puzz le Solved: --·q 11nri • l I C K ~_q , ( K 0 A V 0 N "l •'A . " . " r f (A 1 I[ 1 1. 1. H • , . I I u •• A I s • ' . " c • II [ I Ir •• 0 I I T I •11r I I II A I r. II A 11 I I I II I I If II I r A 1 ,I I r:J •• I\ t ~ ' ' . ' . A • s " . II A • I ,. a T I T • 'l H~~ l lillfi T I I A L!.!. ... ,! l II 0 s c ( I [ 7 Kind or motor 8 Score ' ci Gardener's purchase JO Now o isting 11 Membrr or th e family 12 Branches lJ Help 18 Teacher's degree: Abbr. 24 Monument 25 Meuured out 33 Heron 35 Organ 37 Act of promu lga II Oil 40 Take food 42 Lump 45 Beseech 48 Style of archr· lecture 50 Sore 53 Burn 54 lnl .. I 26 Unprinci pled person 55 Aecom• plrshment 56 Part of wheel UHmbly 57 Laundry 27 Part of 1 dOO( 28 Wrn favor 29 Roofing comPound Jl 01amond holder J2 Ste 11 Down A Item 59 Prepert btfor1h111d 60 Remove by cutlino 61 Sooner 02 • • • • bNr 6' Follower ' ' ' ' I ' I ' ' ' I I • I I ' ' ' I I ' I ' ' ' ' i I ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' , ' ' ' .. ~ , ' ,. ' ' ' • ' ' ' l ' I k I! r I . ! I ! I a I ... ~ (\ ( ( r c c ~ r I i I r I ~ . c ~ r c E Tuu day, Stpttmbtt 28, 1965 Today's . Closing Prices Complete New York Stock Exchange 1-'ist ~ .... L_ .... LHI C~t. Anierican Stock Exchange . ... .... ... J ... DAILY PILOT /N""""- Oosing +"' ... + ., -'· -.. _ ,,. -'• + •• _, + '• -''~ -.. lr'-.. ~ t-'• .. '· 1 .... +~ SATISFACTION GUARANTEED OR YOUR MONEY REFUNOEI> SAW TAX COLLECTED ON TAXABLE ITEMS Better Meat at a Better Price! • 111111 IETA ~BEEF T ·BONE STEAKS '1!.~ llllfl IOI ~BEEF 1111 PORTERHOUSE STEAKS LI. ·1~! Rlllll IETI ~BEEF TOP SIRLOIN STEAKS I ) PRICES EFFECTIVE WED. thru SUN. SEPT. 29 ·OCT. 3 ALL rTEMS LIMITm TO STOCKS ON HANO Better Produce at a Better Price! FRESH • LARGE SIZE • HAWAIIAN 2 5c PINEAPPLE ..... ~~~!?~~··· . AI R EXPRESSED • TREE RIPENED • HAWAIIAN 2 5c PAPAYAS ........... ~~~;~~w .. i UiS 0 10: (ii.iiJLKs2 ~ 25c ~~~·L'·J2'1 ~~~~m iliiiEiTiiiUiV[k 19c . lllHI IEll ~BEEF TOP., 98C 10111155 STEAKS = LI. 1 ~ iiciiiiiiiEiCa ~ 39' loiiilisS iiiMP ROAST 8~. t I WILION )i---- CORN KING 1-u. 79c BACON PACKAGE ROLL 1-La. 59c SAUSAGE f ROU. PESTIV AL ... WHOLE '119 HAM Olt HALF LI. lEGI a AR $1 .00 SIU• SA V! Slc • INCL le OfF IRRID SPRAY 47c DEODOUNT Melt I BALA I .,. I 1 BAGGIES llAMITAUC f CLUB f SANDWICH CREAM 1 BEVERAGfS 1 CORN : ~~e f BAGS NO. I" CAN : 11 OUNCE CANS : BOX OF 100 29c f 12 FOl $JOO f 49c ! I WPS • 1iouitc£ m KAQE FROZEN 59 aumHD C • BEEF snAKS TMUMlll.IM • F.aml PEELED & 79 DEVEINED J04Z. C SHR1¥P r1tG. RlP"A IETA • BOTIU Of :oo • OIEWAIU VITAMIN 'C' ~ 47c TAILOS SA.vt 5'' IOSI LOTION VEl LIQUID DITTRGENT GIANT SIZE 65c WMmKJNI ...... WATER 1A1Y roco SO ITTNER JUNIOR GIANT VEGETABLES SIZE 61c J: 2 FOR 29c • ,. ,__ -,. --•• -r AlJlffA BETA'S OWN G<X..D SEAi. • l LB. PAOOGES • SAVE 7c LOH SPllllETTI or 15c IAl&I BIO MACAIOlll Melmac® ITEM OF TlfE WEIK: IREAD-AND-IU'M'Ell PLATE $5w= 21- ' HO COUPON UQUllDl HUI lllllT CORN • H llLl'n -1Ht CAI • CHAM STYU er WHOU KllNll. JOJ CANS t~cE 17c SAVI 6c --.. ODii vaena••• CIN IUTTER SAUCE> • MDHUll PUS •SI.ICED 81&1 WIS •111&.m •CUT Wf SPIUCll ~*4:1· I 1a1nu. .. uu ~ 1r COii& 1.L). CAN g -.u. ........ 1. .. ..,,,.ttt 10 OZ. INSTANT •... ......_ .. .., tltt LADY T1SSll 2 "" 29c i MIRY SO#uc.2 ,. 35c CMllYS •WU 39c f fUSCMW. SCOTTB HMKis ft. 2 ... 25c I raY .... 29c LADY SCOTT f ltlAI. 'If 29c CMMY ... • 1 .. 35c SCOT TOWB.S -=r.w-3lc I zm -.-,,.. S<JT.U T1SSll: D 21tt.23c CASr.& -. .. 77c SCOT llSStf Wll 2 ,. 27c 1P1C I SPAlha .. 3Jc SCOTF•YNAPIOIS A 37c com "·-2,.• alT-IRE WIX Pm X 25c TIP D tr.a 7lc .. FiHKS~~49c iiiiiiiiAuT ~~ 2Sc DiiNiR' itOL1s Sf~ 25c Co'Lii'CHEESE SA:' 39' iiiiCIUM w.· 2Sc A Pl~T CARTON 4Sc ·. HEAR THE ANGELS IN ACTION KMPC 710 ON THE DIAL Get wonderlu/ thf n~s lor your home and family with S&H Green Stamps In tM foUowlnt Alpha let1 Stont C ... 1MeM, 2411..t 17th St. 2200 HerlMr lf\ld., At Wiiton HuntlftlMn .. ach 11611 Ne. Mlfn 15902 Sprlftlll•le ......... , 904J Mame Ave. It (MMfY It. ' ' llA ANDlltSON. Yter "-"-'· ............ ,... , ... ,, A wonderful day atartin1 with luncheon at 11:45 ia planned for Friday, Ocl 1 in Rancho Sen Joaquin Golf Club u a benefit for Harbor Epilcopal School in Corona del Mar. Shortly after luncheon men will tee off for the Men'• SbOtl\JD Golf Toumament, which ta de.iped to bring all players hick with· in a reuonable time of each otber ... and dinner. The Bridge Tournament for women will begin at 1:30. Evening hours will at.art \tith La Fiesta. Cockt.aila are at&, and dinner from 8 to 10. Trophies will be prNented during the evening and a mariachi band and entertainment are planned. , -Chairman of the festivttiea ii W. W. lftDowell, with R. W. Gurley assisting him. Invitations and mailfpe are und« t h e chairmanship of Mrs. Hanroct Banning lll, with Mra . .ft. S. Barnea co-chairman. ReservatioM and mailing are being handled by Mrs. McDowell and Mrs. K. W. Knight. . Treasurer of the event is James Keyes. with luncheon and dinner chairmen, Mn. R. W. Caspers and Mrs. R. T. Mudge. In cbarge of a.rrangemenu for the bridge tournament are Mrs. Barnes and Mn. R. N. Ruuell, while Mn. Gurley ii handling press relations. Handicap cba.irman ia Fred M. Swenson and hostesa is Mr•. I I I 1 ---- Joan Neville. Mrs. Banninl ia tackling the script and tickets are being diatributed by Miss Alice Walters and Mrs. Henrietta Barnes. All proceeds will go to the steadily expanding non-profit Har· bor Episcopal School. Funda will be used for capital expenditures which include the addition each year of an additional grade level. TlllNG OPP ~Olt A WONDlltf'\JL DAY -Polllng her abotgun for the tee-off aignal is Mn. William McDowell, while (from left) Ken Knic:ht and Bob Gurley wait for the blut which will aend them off for an afternoon of golf played for the benefit of Harbor Episcopal School, whkh hu found it nee- euary to add another grade each year and two new cluaroom1 for this coming ~ar·s scbolutic work. The non-profit acbool ia affiliated with the ~tional Association of Independent Schools. Of its 1.000 member scboob. approximately 40 are on the west coast. \Ieadmuter of the achoo! ia Eric Pepper. Granny A-go-go . No t.D·• IJ'OUP ever approecbed convention pl&DI wtth man enthuiaam and mort frelh ldeu than tht Orandmotbera Club of New- port Beach. Ow1er 411 have tbetr annual conven. tion Oct. t-14 In Pboenlx, Artz. I Th1rtJ member•, with a 11.Jte number of bright blue sailor ahlfb (to bt worn for the luncheoa conclave) wm board buaea to travel via Lu Ve1u. tht Grand Cu- yon and Bryce Canyon to their destlnaUon. When not purauJng 1ucb pleaaurable activities t b e crandmotben tum to t.be serious job of aewinc to make children happy. Three- hundred quilt.I have been made in eoe year for chil- dren of Fairview hospital; and tbl club contributes funda to community youth croup11. Moat recent project wu a luau and cruJse throueb Balboa Bay for <Psabled pa· tienta of Veteran'• Hospital • ln Loni Beach. Poat convenUonJlana in· elude lnltallaUon new of-,~~~~fj~~ flcera the Mmes. Paul Huff-f, man, pruldent; Bert Sahr, Alton B. CUlver, 'firat and •llliilflM• second vice pruldenta; Hen- ry Cyr, HCretary; Ernest Brotdon, cornspondln& sec- retary and Ruael Balley, treuurer. OH THI MARK, GET SIT-Grandmothers Club members ar~ lma-tienUy awaltin& their trip-tour to National convention in Phoenix. nutin& Oct. 8. Contemplating the possibility of an early 1W1 on an unc:onnntlonal conv.ntion vehicle are (from left) the Mmes. Paul Huffman, incoming president; J09eph RobJnson. nat- ional organ.her, and Louis Spielbergei-, president. Revelin' With Evelyn By EVELYN SHERWOOD Of .... Dellt , .... "•" 11lE BERKSBIR&5, Jim. Pauline and daupter Ellen Ann. new to San f'ranctJco. Convention seminars for Jlm and alatitaeelac and shopplng for Pauline and Ellen Ann made for a de· ll&htlul round of aclivttH!s. While there they were en- tertained by Pauline'• sis- ter and brother-In-law. the Harold Hanen. Thia trip was a last sum- mer's fling for EUen Ann. who wW continue advanced language studies this fall at Orange Coast College. s~ ts. a graduate of Arizona State University. MRS. JAMES DECKER. president of the Women's AuxUlary. Hoag Memorial H o 1 p I t a I. Presbyteri· an, joined Mrs. Charle11 Clemens, Mrs. Roy Lund and Mrs. Bru~ Herbert in Sacramento lo attend the Cal.ifornla Ho1pital Associa- tion Auxiliary Division as delegates. ~ HELEN DURKEE or Bal· boa Peninsula was over· joyed when her son, the Hon. William Porter Dur· kee Ill of Wuhington, D.C. accepted the invitation to speak at a convention In the Disneyland Hotel. He ts head or National Civil De· tense. JUST RETURNED from an orient.al sojoum la Beth· el St. Clair. who hu many u ci Ung tales to tell. A LEITER WJTR st.amps costing four bahl and 80 sa- langs has brought news from Jane FonUu1, who is teaching grade school in Bangkok. She Is a June Stanford graduate. ~ a sped.al project ahe is working with her pupils to present the hittory of the U.S. in dancing and &lnging before the king and queen or Thailand. FORMER RESIDENT, Mrs. Gordon Chung-Hoon of Honolulu (Jean Carl.Isle I has been on a buyin& trip for her shop in Honolulu. H o u s e guest of Mrs. Annette Bechtold of Balboa Island. Mrs. Choon-Hoon has been entertained by the George Pennys of Three Arch Bay and the Clarence Higbies of Balboa Island. Maggie Should Be Sliod and Combed, Oklahoma Style DEAR ANN LANDERS: A few yean •Co my buband and I mcmct to tbia city and wt do Uh it here ...,.., much. The people made us feel wekeme from tbt tint day. Ont of DlY cloeeat frienda ii a woman who la popular wt.lb everyone. Maute hall never met a 1tranier. All typea, ranpn1 from the fanciest people ln town to lb• common, ordinary on•. are Cl'U)J about her. ., I\ Maul• worb ln tlw church and la an Id.Ive part of nwyUUn1 worthwhile that I08I on. Jt11"" kn.~ owa where IM leU the enerl)'. Sbt ha a 11119 family and I bil fiouae and yard and doa Ill her own wart. Kaai• hu oni, one fault and It bothen me a 1ol lbt. pa downtown barefoot and wttb her hair 1n curll'n. Should I teU her or 1hoWdn't 11 ~UST DON'T KNOW DIAR JUIT: The ,_trMf'tl _. yeur -. ....,. •• lrfttew, OtcllhelM. Cuttvral ,... terN Ylf'Y tr... city te dty fllut I Mn't '-tla.... thlt MN feet w hair curlen ,,.. ...,. ... • \ I . -.-...-... ANN LANDERS ril In the llut:lneea dlttrkt ef •ny tewn. ff Mittie came fnm • city ttMller than lrlttew (Ilk• meybe • reeenetlen) toll her pnt· ty that lhe ..,.._, te weer theta 1fMA a..ft the curlen It .__ when ahe C to tewft. If the ce1M fNm • ..,..r ctty lhe newt tt Miii ._.,, .... 4•~ .. ar.., ...... DEAR ANN LANDDS:•I w-. am\IMd by the letter from th• YOUDC man wbo ftllttd JOU!' opln· Ion of males who ahne tbelr chettl la tbt Interest of comfort, coolneu and deanb ... Jt remlnch me of a aituaU• wbldt produetd a Y&r1ety of rucUona from the men and women who work In my huaband'a office. J,... """ ab11 to fliure out the REAL 11tory. Maya. you can help. ) A friendly, attractive young junior executive used the warm weatt1er as an excuse to remove hiJ necktie and unbutton hi.I shirt. It wun't juat tht top button, it w11 three buttons -so the hair on his cheat would ahow. He tept this up even after air· •conditJoniftt was installed, which made me 1\15· plclouJ. The older women thought It wu revolting. The youn1er ,Srla thought it wu sexy. My husband Aid It waa becau.ae the fellow w• vain about hit m• cullntty. What do JOU 11.yT-UNRBSOLVED DIAl UNltlSOlVIDt A men whe .- eNUNI 4'1••••lflt tt.e....,. _. hh cheet may tM the ......... ht II,...... ef hh meeculln- lty, 9M "'""*""' wNt ..,. ,_ thet he reelty a.·,a,,......_...._.....,.hltme......_ DEAR ANN LANDERS: You deterve 1a luhes with a wet hllh-mart for your advice to the Army wile whOH children bave po respect for their dad Some children can cope with the eveTlutlng uproot.in& end the absent father but mOlt Army • brats suffer terribly and develop all sorts of com· plexes. Our children. ages 10 and 12. learned from the cradle that their daddy belongs first to his coun· try and second to us. Naturally, we are disappointed when our personal plans are spoiled by unexpected military ordera but this does not lessen our love or respect for him. Re·thlnk this one, Ann. and answer again. Will you? -A VETERAN DIA.It VETIRAN: y.., mluecl the centr•I pefnt ef my ,..,.,, Fr .. nd. Thet father wu •beent .ven when he •• ,,...nt. The ktclt lfM"9 him MCI refuM to t-"• him Mrlouaty Mew he hH macaroni where hit apfne be- ...._ H..t he a...n a plumber It would hne a...n the Mme Md atory, M don't bl1me the mUlt•ry. I 4Wn't. -·~ ...... ,It W-? WM ........... --... -.... ~ " ... ...,, CM a ....,._ ...... -....t .... -L..-.' ....... .., __ S.a -T• Wm .. C• "·· ..................................... __.. ........ -L-..n -............. ,. -,... ..--.. ._ -It -.. -If .... DAllT ,tlef ......... 8 ........... -........ • .J 4 DA.IL'( PILOT /Nnn·Prtss T~sd.tY. Stpt~mbtr 28, 1%5 1 W atl{ins-Love Vows Said I In Peek Fa1nily Chapel Stewardess Group Plans -Early Coffee I \ : I • I t ' • New Fligh.t Li11P Taking the controlll of 99's (International Organiution of Women Pilots) during lhe 1965-66 seuon iJ Mn. T. H. Abbott. president fse('ond from left/. Elected to b er crew are (from left) the Mmes. Albert Hoffman, vice president~ T Pennock, treasurer and V. M. Walensky, 1ecretary. Historical Ton1es CM Library Exhibits Gift -. { . Nucleus of a collection of California history books lo support re· ~earch for both sludenl5 and historiaos has been purchased by Costa ~lesa Library from William P. Wreden, Palo Alto dealer 1n rare books. ThP eight booQ were donated by Friends of the Costa ~\esa Library. • . Among the boob are journals. diaries, letters and logs of ove rland treks and sea voyages to California. Listed att "Geographical ~l emo1r." by Wiltsee; "The Truth About Premont." by Lyman; "John lllarsh. Pioneer.'' Camp, ed.; John Doble's J ournal." M'Collum; "California A5 I Sav.· It." b>' Fremont: "Narratives of Exploration and Adventure," Thornton; ··Tue Cali- fornia Tragedy,'' Mue nch, ed .. and "The Kilgore Journal " Each item is entered in a permanent Jog and contains a special book plate with the donor's name . &I California books hive been loaned to the library on an approval basis from tlme lo time. Donors are sou ght for such purchases and con· tributions toward at quisi tion are most v.·elfome. l ('cording lo a library ., -spokesman. i:. The rec.en Uy acquired volumes v.·111 be on display througb the month r. of October. L. j>~·,,..,....,..._ __________ ..,...,..,... ________ __ Ju Demau1l 9195 ' \ .. SIZES 1 4'.l-'24~ Laguna Arti st, Athle\e Lectures in Costa Mesa Cost• Me&• An Leagu,. will meet tonight .at 7 JO p m in First Federal Sa \·· 1n'!~ and Loan Assoc1at1on. 2700 Harbor Bl vd., C051a ~l r,,1 The r 1r~1 program of 'hr Wliat's Doin g MAR Y DAY, 642-4321 1eason will fea ture H a I AUns. Laguna Beach artiJ:t v.•ho is also a football C<lach and physical t'dccation di- rector 11~ holds a mai;ter or arts degreE' from California State College at Los An· J;!elei; and has had m a n y one man shows throughout California and Wa1hington. 1!1s Landscape with Fig- ures was included in t he 1964 FE"Stival of ArU A 11 California exhibit and h I 1 display of v.·ater colors -..on third prize in the 1963 !esti- \'al. Sororitv Lua u A Hawaiian luau brought members of Beta Alpha Pi. I Westminster Chapter of Bf'ta Si£ma Phi to the: hornp of r-.tr and Mrs Pete Marino for an eventng of ent ertainment v.·ith I h e 1 r hu sbands. F:arlicr thr \\'onien h a d n1t·t lo see a i::incer tiln1 ancl hear Dr Tercnt·e F Maldy discuss the subjec1 Mrs. Leslie Skomars ar-, ranged the pTograrn. r-.1rs. _!t1erna Huber bi president. I LET'S BE FRIENDLY! i\larriage \'Ows were 101- "mnized in Peek Family \\'edding Chapel for Trudi L ft v e and M o n d e I N. Watkins by the Rev. Rhel· nold F. Kna us o( St. Paul's Lutheran, Olive. The bride, daughter of i\lr. and fi.1rs. Bert Love of Orange was escorted to tht1 altar by her fa ther for the double ring ceremony, and she wore a gown of delus- tf'n'<l ~tin with a "hapel Sec retaries To Initia te Initiation ceremonies will be conductr-d Thursday, Sepl 30, in Carter Bowl , f'ullerlon , for Orange Coun- ty Legal Secretaries ~ ciatioo. t.mong new mem- bers to be initiated are A1rs. Rodney C. Richard! of Costa Mesa and Mr1. George W. llannahan or Newport Beach. Gue&t speaker for tht! even ing will be Mi11 Ma r· garita AJexander ol Hava- na. CUba, who will disc:Ut .'1 "The Sugar Cane Curtain." Miss Alexander is a recip- ient of the DAR American- ism Medal, ,anted to an adult naturaliud American citizen. A graduate of Mary. mount College, 1he is at present working toward' a master's degree in Ameri· can history at th e Unlver- sily of Southern California. train and bodJt.•e of alencon loce A r i n g healjpiece of n1atching lace scallops, seed pearls and sequins captured her illusion veil and her casC"ade bouquet combined white roses. haby ivy and gardenias. i\lrs. Larry Allen of fuinta Ana. matron of honor, wore a full length sheath of aqua rrepe v.'ith an E'mpire tur- quoise lace bod1 cE', and ear- ned a mllltihuE"d cascadE' bouquet . Dressed idE"nlically to Mrs. 1\llE'n wE"re attendants the 1'1mes. Ronald Stone of l\ev.-port Beach, Guy Ras- n1us1en of orange and Miss Connie Halliday of Hiallo. The bridegroom, son of 1'1 rs. Lorena \Vatkins of \'enice. had his brother, f\t arvin \Vatkins as best man. Ushers included F rank 0 . Burchfield. Corona de! Mar ; Robert C. Bainbridge, Garden Grovt'. and Cha rles llalliday. the bridegroom's nephew of Rialto Baskets of stotks a n d ~ladJo!i v.·ere used both for the cerernony and reception .f or 150 people in Peek F'ami· Jy Terrace room Turquoise c<1rnalions . purple spider mums and Ivy were added .for the re.ception where the J\lmes. Jack Ronsko. Trudy P.tacDonnel, Joann P r o u d and Bud Swan assisted. The bride is a graduale of Coachella High School and F'ullerton J u n i or College. \Valk.i ns, a member of U.S. Coast Guard v.·as i.:radu:ill'd MRS. MONO!l N. WATKINS To Liv• in Huntin9ton Beech from Carriere Hi gh School. FolJov.;ing a hone.vn1oon trip to Carmel by the Sea, and San Francisco. the new· JywE"ds v.·ilJ be residents ofl J lunjn ~ton Beach. fo,.iem~rs of Cli~d Wings will gather at 7::10 p.m .. Tuesday. Sept. 29, in the home of Mrs. J erry L. parker to discuss the pro· gram for the coming year and plan~ for a new mE"m- ber coffee Thursday. Oct " The home of fi.irs. 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N9dWI y o ur hotDo tht dQ It M11r.,. lo , &M. ,o.t.ILT · J>u.crr n pie.rt th'°'fit\ fhf Ult of I r<orlntlnf lW'tll Which prodUt"ff !hi• MWllJlllPM' If ~I Up to Jo.ooe ""'*' '* 11CKw. I, l 1 ( tit\ Pa Chi wit sel. em R•· en! Pr• 1 dr• tan Mr c .. anc by l•n chi ro• Gh gai ~ , m• lb m• en M• sis •h< hU• wil rle lo n I ed wil J .. ... Joi , .. "" 1 lh• w• an• ce1 •Id r bri gu- we Di> LG '" J 1 J ' ... th< •hi Ju M< Or I Jo Be g• tiv m• an ne· lo gr: I hl1 th< lei M< sci . '" th< ,., an tin HI ..-Col .... ""' Col Wo I Patricia Caudell Marries Larry Franklin Birdse ll Gowned in white chan· tllly lace and 1llk or,a.nza, Patricia Ann Caudell ex- changed pledges ·and rings with Larry Franklin Bird· sell of Riverside during cer· emoniea performed by the Rev. Dr. Charles H. Dier· enfield ln St. A n d r e w'1 Presbyterian Church. · The bride, a 1962 Cbll- dren'1 Home Society debu· tante, la the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Francia E. Caudell of Newport Beach, and waa given in marriage by her father. Her floor length gown featured a chapel train, and a fabric rose held her illusion veil. Glamelias, tiny white ele- gance carnations and seed pearl leaves formed her Louis XVI bouquet. Attending her sister u maid of honor was Sandra ~e Caudell, and brides· maids were the Misses Kar· en Johnson, her cousin and Marilyn Searles, a sorority sister. They wore brocfde sheaths in blue and gri!en hues, matching pillboxes with short veils and car- ried court bouqueu of tal- isman glamelias. Donald D. Crimm attend- ed as best man, and the 250 witnesses were seated by Jaclc Phelps, Ronald Vogel and Erick Johnson. Mrs. J ohn F. Dean, organist, ac· companied War r en G. Pretmall. 10lolaL White flowers decorated the altar and aisles, and were repeated with blue and green bows at the re- ception In the church'a fire· side room. Mrs. Jack Phelps, the bride's sister, attended the guest book, and pourer1 were the Misses Karen Dickey, Sue J ohnson and Lois Petersen. sorority sis- ters. After a short honeymoon , MRS. LARRY F. BIRDSELL Newport Ceremony the bridal couple will live Fresno' High School and in Redlands where the bride now attends Riverside Jun· will complete her senior ior College. year at the University of Redlands. She is a gradu· ate of Newport Harbor High School and a member of Delta Rappa Psi. Her husband, son of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Powers of Seattle, is a graduate ot February Nuptial Date Announced Pamela Mary Twist and Walter Ring Nie!sen Jr. will exchange vows Feb. 5 PAMELA TWIST Seta Date in St. J a m e s Episcopal Church, Newport Beach. The future bride, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Basil Twist of 63 Beacon Bay, CYNDETH FARNSWORTH Newport B94ch, attended November Nuptl1l1 the Bishop's School, La Jol· la and University of Ariz<>.. na where she affiliated with Alpha Delta Pi. Her grandparenu are the late Mr. ancj Mrs. Charles Twist of Balboa Island and Santa Ana, Mrs. George Sattler of Santa Ana ~d the late Mr. Sattler. Her fiance, soo of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ring Niel- sen of Las Vegas and Aus.- tin, will be graduated in June from University of Arizona where !'le is a mem· ber-of Sigma Alpha Epsi- lon. He is the grandson of Mrs. Walter Ring Nielsen Sr. of Capistrano Beach and the late Mr. N i e 1 sen, Mrs. Charles Pascoe of Tucson and the late Mr. Pascoe. Betrothal Revealed Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth 0 . Farnsworth of N e w p o r t Beach have announced that t h e i r daughter, Cyndeth Louise, will be married to Kenneth Russell Nefroney Saturday, Nov. 27. in Christ Chur ch by the Sea, New- port Beach. Julie Mulroy Earns Semifinalist ~a ting The bride-elect is the granddau&'iter of T. H. Rountree of Balboa and the late Mrs. Rountree, and the late Mr. and Mrs. Orville Farnsworth of Riverside. • Mrs. T. H. Rountree Sr. of Los Angeles is her great· grandmother. The benedict is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Ne· froney of Anaheim. His grandparenu are the late Mr. and Mrs. Reginald R. Hodgkins of Sydney, Aus- tralia, and the late Mr. and Mrs. John Nefroney Sr. of Austria and Los Angeles. Named a semifinalist ln the 1965-M Merit Scholar- ship competition is Miss Julie Mulroy, senior at Marywood High School in Orange. Daughter of Mr. and Mr1. J ohn M. Mulroy of Newport Beach, Miss Mulroy has en· gaged in extracurricular ac· tivities, Science Club, Intra· murals. GAA. Choral Club t"l~rf1tf"~r.f:~1~~ij~~ and a member of the school t. The bride-elect u a grad- uate of Newport Harbor High School and attended Orange Coast College, the University of Hawaii Sum- mer Session and San Jose Slate College. Her fiance Is a graduate of Anaheim High School and attended Orange CoQt College. newspaper staff, in addition to maintaining a superior grade level. Squa re Da nce Miss Mulroy Is among the highest scoring studenta in Guns 'n Garters Square the slate on the qualifying Dance Club of Huntingt<>n test admhtl&tered I a s t Beach meets every flrst. March ln roort than 17,800 third and fifth Sunday of ac hooll nationwide. the month at 8 p.m. tn ttle To become f1nallata the SEMIFINALIST RecreaUon Ce nte r, 17th students must 1ubltantlate Street and Orange Avenue, their quallfyinl tat per· Julie Mul...y Huntinfton Beach. form ance on a aecand ex -l--:.;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii._I Consolidated Construction Co. amlnation, amOQI other rou- tine requirement.a. • ·' • COMMERCIAL IUllDl6 • RESIDEllllAL , • APARTMEllTS Cell for flRll ISTIMATES 673-2625 J, • Tuesda.y, ~ptember 28, 1965 DAIL V PILOT /Nrws-Pms 15 or Not "4# 5 2 POOR BUSTERS DilrriRS 25c JI!'!L!Y 39c WOMEN'S BELTS MEN'S SLACKS REG. 2.00 Broken Sizes Reg. 6.95 1~. •111 FAMOUS BRANDS GIRLS' SPORTWEAR Siu. 99¢ 4 . 14 Values to 4.98 DRESSES s1z .. 3 . 14 Values to 1.98 s100 FAMOUS BRAND SLEEPERS 3 for $589 S.bet SizH 1_. Glf•LS' 99 T-SHIRTS ¢ Were 2.49-3.91 •...•.... 88¢ SWEATERS.1 Slz.a4-14 .......... 2 OFF INFANT !~{~~···· .. $199 B;!rlottoms 3 99 SLEEPWEAR 99¢ GIRLS' SWIM SUITS SixH 4 . 14 s1•• FAMOUS BRAND GIRLS & SUB· TEENS SPORTWEAR ~OFF SUB-TEEN SWIM SUITS Valun to $10.98 FLANNEL $ 99 ~~~~.~ .. ~ .. ~~~~. 1 SUB· TEEN s399 ~~.~~~····· ....... . Girls and Subteen1 SWIM 1 SUITS .......... 2 OFF •ALL SALES FINAL• SORRY NO LAY-AWAYS • NO GIFT WRAP .. ''~) SPECIAL VALUE 99¢ BOY'S JAC SHIRTS BOY'S SWIM TRUNKS 2 ~499 R ... 2.91 sWEAT SHIRTS 2 ~ 299 NYLON • COMPE TITION STRIPE 311 1 PARKAS . ~ ~~ l4 ~ I HERE'S ONE THAT'S HARD TO BE LIEVE! NEW FALL SWEATERS 100,_ Wool embroidered Shella · Ideal For Panta Top ssaa Regular S14.00 Value SPECIAL PURCt-tASE WOMEN'S NYLON PANTIES 6 Pair 5244 For ,,_WONDERFUL VALUES Wo,,...en'a Flannel GOWNS & $199 PAJAMAS •. 111 ;N·ssPORtSH1R1s s. tt. L $399 I MEN'S • WHITE ·~ SPiCIAL PURCHASE -~D_RE_ss .... s~HJ.-..RT .... s ___;;;2;;.....~ $~5_60 ~ JAM"A1cAs 99¢ MEN'S $ aa v 9 SWl~WEAR ~!~ 1.... ~\: .a .. u .. to "· 00 " 1809 NEWPORT AVE. COSTA MESA L IM ITED QUANTITY Jr. Mluea ~~~~ ........ ~399 SPECIAL BUY ! SWEATER " SKIRT Regul1r 17.91 Value BOTH FOR s12 SPECIAL 6'iiN°NY s oo DRESS .......... 6 Don't M'9t Thia CAPRIS $399 w.,.. 12.00 Valuea ................ . , t . •. J Tutsdly, Stpwnbet 28. 1965 SPORTS ON P .4.RAD~ Stickers .. 4nd Snappers . ly BILL DONER ..= ................. ii91 ........ -..:~~--... .. Not so loq ago, a Loyola High School football star wu being interviewed by television personality and sell· &tyled political upert Steve Allen. "Juat wblt po&ition do you play?" Allen asked the burl,J youth. "rm a weak tackle," the lad replied . 8urftYini tbe e foot ... 25().pound hunk o{ muscle standini lMside him Allen remarked, "Lovola must have a put 1ootball teani if you're conaidered a weak tackl_e " Of course, tb098 in with the pigskin crowd . are 1m· m~~ aware be1nJ a weak tackle has nothing_ to do wtlh one 1 physical prowess. It simply means playing on the abort side of the line. Nobody, and I mean nobody, distinfuiabtia between the two &1des of the line by say· mi left or ript. That's paue. It's strong and weak. Although Merrlam-Webster haven't bothered to re· vlM their latest publication, football te11m1nology in re- cent yean has become so complex that even the coaches hHe to attend clinics to find out what the pla~ra are And Then There Were Si~ ' Osteen vs .. 07oole; •I Dodgers Set;k 11th LOS ANGELF.S (AP) -The Los Angeles Dod~ers. still neck and neck with San FranciJco in the National League t>tnnant fight, seemed relatively unconcerned over their winning streak, which stands today at _ 10. The strin~ stretched with the Dodgers 6· l victory over Cincinnah Monday night u the Reds' waning. almost vanishing, title hopes suffer· eel a severe setback. They now trail San Francisco and Los Angeles by four games. Manager·Walter Alston ech· hoed the sentiments or the Dodgers in regard to the I(). in·a-row. ta1kin aboul Lfi!bacten, for Instance, are known as "Rip" 1114~ (rilbt), "lb" Oeft) and "Mike" (middle). Players who de· ~~'1fi!iJ~ "Whal we did in the past haa no effect on what we do t.Qmorrow," said Alston.-\ The Reds. whose 11 hits to- taled two more than Loe All· liver a lick are labeled "ttickers." I Fullerton College's most coveted award ~oes to its ••sun1er" of the game or the player who gets in the best Dotlffn-Slate aln&le hit durin1 the 60 minutes on the field. OraHe Coast calls Its bread and butter play into Uw 11ne-,'Juicer." _ ~01. ~lncln,,.11, I "m. '"I (6'01. s.r. lS-SI. Lout•. 1:U o m. ICJI De(enstve tackles are.old hat. Now they're forcers. , There aren't any more renters. They're snappers. ''S:o1. 1'-Clnc:IMall. • • rn. Kl' I , .. 0). gelea could gel. were obvious· A good block is known as unloading. Players don't tackle. they gore. Any oCCensive end worth his sail doesn't haH hand.I, but clamps. If he's unable to catch the ball regularly, he has .tones. You don't leap in the air to catch a pass. you Cly to the bill. And eo lt 1oea. on and on. Unfortunately for 10me, a touchdown iJ ltllJ a touchdown and that's where the troubl~ begins. Maybe someday they1J t'all those six-pointers. "Alumni Tranqui.11.zers.'' * * * Rac.-en Staad Apart W1*t John Surte.t, .W.ndlnt world drMnt ch1mpion crashed Frid1y clurf nt pr.ctice at Mot. port, C1nad1, hi• condition wn immediately ll1t- -a• critical. At+endlnt physiclana, In fad, 91v• the veraatlle lrit..,. .,.... kJnt little cfMrtee of pulling M cem- ,ittety, ~ th.y u,.......OMltly had newr d .. tt with the nC9 lwMd. Su,.._, llke othen of his calllnt. Mtl epert frem the averag. 9uy who welka tM pik• and thus when hft atatua WH Mid to IM rtfNricably lmprov· ed 24 hours aft.r belftf admftt.d to Scarboro"9h 0.Mrat HMpital in Toronto, the,. w11 hardly an ey• blinked •"*'I '"' comrad.e. To be •ure, they -.re alt e1ated tMt the 31 · yHr.W ex-motOf'cyd• kl"' ... .,olnv to make the trade. II~, but C9rtafnly Mt IUf'PrlMd. Ha4n't SurtMt cheattd dNth on donn1 of ether 9Cc11iot'8? Of course he h-' aftd .,,eryone fitur.d he'd do It 191fn. Origlnalty, doctors aaid SurtHt, if he lived, wouW be hoepftalli.d -for at lust tlx monthL That fltur• has new bMn cut to thrff wMk1 and don't be .urprl• ff he'a tlrlvlnt In the Times Grand Prix on Oct. 30-31 . lt't • lenphet I know, but llke I aaid befor..._ thla rtclnt Mt la eomethlnt .i .... afn. * * * Let'• Bo~ It'• •1t OtlleR ----------ly in the dumps but hoped for SAFE IY A WHISKER -Dodgers' Maury Willa beal rmcinnati pitcher Sammy Ellis to first base by inches tn the third inning ol Monday night's game ror a bunt single. Umpire Stan Landes calls the play. Angels Jim O'Toole. (3-9) to put the brakes on the Dod&en and their pitclling choice, aaude Osteen <~H). tonl&bt. Old-Umer Johnny Podru emerged u the winninl pit.ch· er before 32.~ in Dodier Stadium. John. wbo wUJ turn 33 Thursday, pitched for the first time since Sept. 12, when he bad a no-decialon at.art at BOSTON (UPI ) -Dean Houston. In Boston Pui-due Tops UPI Ranking . . -Chance, the 11164 Cy Young "I pitched 11 hard ~ I award winner who has come could for five Innings ," sa1d on his usual late-season rush. balding John. "I hadn 't Texas Placed First by AP tries for his 16th victory today pitched in three weeks and my as the CaJlfornla Angels open control w'asn'l what It could their final two-ga me series be. l threw 74 or 75 pitches.'"• with the Boston Red Sox. Podres gave up five httl The 24-year-old Wooster. and one run and Ron Perra· Oh.io righthander draws an· noski mopped up the final · other formidable right hand· four. Rubber-armed PerTano- er. young Dave Morehead, ski baa surrendered only t"o who turned 22 earlier this earned runs in his last t.o· Longhorns udge Pair " appearances ln « Innings. Garrett L ;kes Be;ng Boilermakers Angel Slate Power·hitUng CinciMatl ac· II II $e<oi • ... , .--. 11 • m. ttMl"C counted for the long outa bl,Jtt 11 11~1.;, 7'-er ... ., ... 11 , .... i<MPC several of their hJta were or Take Over·, 11'01 the creepy type, and 11ae Sc 's Marked Ma11 month. Despite a recent no Dodger defense. reaturiJJw I USC lOth hit game. Morehead ls only Maury Wills and rookie Ji"1 In Balloting 10.11 for ttle year. Lefebvre. tu rned ln three I LOS ANGELES IUPl 1 _ With Chance on the mound double plays. ASSOCIATrft PRESS I Mlie Ga~ is a mar'"..,. NEW YORK !UPI} _ Pur· the seventh-place Angels hope Willie Davis hit two home 1 c.u -.cu to bounce back from a demo-runs , the first one ln the first Texcu 11 the new No. 1 team man for very opposing due, a perennial aho-ran In ralltlng four-game 1 o s In g with Jim Gllllam on but f9r 1n the weekly college footbal l team the great University the tough Big Ten Confer· string at the hands of the what amounted to the win- poll but 1t was a close fit of Southern California half· ence. made its initial appear· Baltimore Orlolu. Chance has nlng margin. Davia' aeco9d with Purdue and Nebrub . l back faces but both he and ance among the United Press lost 10. came ln the seventh with t~e Th T ted 15 coach John McKav are tak· lnternational's t op-ranked With the exception of a to-6 bultu empttyh. n-e exans attrac ' UJg that for gran.ted loss in the first of the four wu e •u•t , time a first place votes. Purdue 14 .. 1 Like carrying the ball coUeg~ football teams today meetings, all of them were Dodger hit two borne runs In and Ne.bra.so 13 in the bal-1t: and that seems to be my by going all the way to th' heart.breakers. Saturday's the same game here 1tnee )otin1 of a panel of sports job oo the team." Garrett top on the strength of Its 2S-doubleheader loss was by Lou Johnson dJd It May 29. writers and sportscasters for .. told the Southern c.Ji!or· 21 upset of Notre Dame. tcores or 2-1 and 2--0. Sunday N• ._ nie Assoclated Presa Only nia Football Writers Asso-The B o i 1 e rmakera, who It was 2,1. c1NC1NNAT1 26 points separated the flrst ciation ~rday. "1 have have won only one Big Ten no complaints over the • UUe outright in history and "•,,,., 11 u • " 11 three teams and Texas edged number of times I'm given last shared conference hon· •-,. ~ : l : Purdue by only 389-381. t.be ball." ors in 1952. drew is f Ir 1 t Gurney's Team :='...,d,. " ! ~ ~ : p d · t of N l pla~ votes Crom tbe UPI o. J.,,._, J11 , 0 0 0 ur ue s upse o r e Garrell in two games has board of coaches for a total ,..,., lb • o 1 1 You can take It for what it's worth. but the first two Dame on the sensational pau· carried the hbaJlfl ~7 timPs, of 298 points aod a tenuous Scores Aeain ~:;"'.!:. 'u ! : ~ : Eulern Confereoce schools to issue football press books ing of Sob Grie.e dropped the more th.an a his team's grip on the No. 1 apol ln the 0 ~~'.!!.. '"' 1 • • o were Onnae COi.it and Fullerton in that order. Irish out or the lead, but they lot.al. and gained 300 ya rd s first weekly ratings. TRENTON, N . J . -A 11 " .. ,,.. "' : : ~ : I wonder if that's an omen of thiner• to come, or managed to cling to eighth nablng, better than half u •RKEO u •N Tex.as and ~aska. fa· American Racen of Costa :=,'k~,"' 1 • 1 • ""' hi.a team's 515 yard~ nn the """' """' ·•• · th <'_.... t d tin·~ cSo-1-·•· • • • 1 simply an indication of whl ch public relation types are place an the Top Ten abume. Mike Garrett vori.cs m e ..,.,..u1wei an Mesa con u.,.. to 1w.u.u: T91tt• i. 1 11 1 doing the best jobs. Mlctugan State and Georlia groond. Big Ei&ht Conferences, re· team action here Sunday by Lot uoeLu Applause is definitely due OCC's Don Jacobs and edged into the ninth and tenth spectively, received consid· placing second and fourth in .u 11 " 11 Fullerton's Tom Birschbach for getting the booklets out positions as Florida and Syra. r. erable support to threaten the fourth annual 200-mUe na· w111, u , , • early, but I'd like to think lhev were issued that way f6r cu~. both beaten Saturday. Purdue's position. The Long. tlonal championship auto~:'~ lblll ~ ~ a purpose. dropped out of the select cir· FOOTBAJ !J ! BRIEFS horns rec e Ive d nine first· race. ~.1,,~ .. ~· ct 1 ! : ?v be M d e --!!_ ~ T-,. .. ..,. Joe Leonard placed sec· L J--11 , , 1 · 1ay t Gods have spoken · · · · · Texas moved from third to ; ~~;:": ,~;s't,~;01 : ond for. the All American ::="',b a : : ~ * * * 1 first on the strength of an em· UCLA R'n•lat1tgfe1t >. N•t><u~. m <2-01 ,,.I team with Roger McCluskey 11 .... Dor• , o 1 o I phatic 33-1 triumph over . ;: ~~~=~ i~l :;~1 fourth . Loyd Ruby went un· ~~0~1 PP : : : Surprbe for Aldridgf' Texas Tech on top of an open· APtlPt SEA ITLE -The Unlver· •· Lou111aM 11a11 rn <t-o> m placed when his car devel· rttab u • • • mg 31-0 romp over Tulane LOS A.'\IGELES -t:CLA atty or Washington will stress 1. Mic111 .. " •1• .. 12-01 "' oped engln'"' troubl• C1M1nt1et1 • 100 oe»-1 fhe Bit I Bootters held a big blowout at the a.lbo1 Bay Club Thursday ind it WH an enlight· enlng evening for everyone. · · · Ra A a. Kf"lv<llv l).tl ., ., ... la. .\l!fMt lOJ 100 10• 6 The Texans have India na and Junior Y rmstrnni? may offense this week ln prepara· •· HolT• o."" <1.11 • All A m fl r i ca n Racers r-e111 .. uwardt. P'trtr. oP-l•s •" Oklahoma ahead belore their wind up playing ranker when Uon for Saturday's aame with 10. Sout!Mr" C1lll0tnl1 <l·O.ll so G b ... 1. l. LOa-<:lnclt1n1ll '· Loe AllV•IU • e Second 10.11, Geot-11• Q ; n. 0111 OM!ed by Dan urney, ave a. showdown m e e t I n g with the Bn11ns face Penn Stale tou.gh Ohio State. The Husk· M1u1u1pp1 11a11 •ltd wu~1,,.,,,., s111• m pa 1 g n e d auccell· ,._.o111-. Ha-w. 0av11 2 001 r h '· d A k Oct next Saturday I h h d good defense n : ,., 0·-22• 15• '"'1 wyomi,,. •nd c a st-Wllll 2 . ....,.i-n. ourt ·ran.cc r ansas, . · es ave a a • • .,,., 101 11. 111-mo '' 1a. 111•> 11 fully throughout the country wi,,..1,.. ,.11c11er _ ,...,,,, <7 .. l. • 16 The $-f o o t-9. 159·pflun1lcr but little punch In splitting ""°'' ,,,.. °""1 •, 11 io. '-• '-Ith Indianapolis tvn. cars l •IM ""e11e' -e1111 <tt.101. ' t' t h I fb k h . j OIN" '9C• v ,,. lwo °' more PO'"'' W ",... Hll" I v Oav.._ IP'1r1le<I University of CalifCH'nia, Irvine boumln Dan Aldridge didn't e"n know he had 1 fr•hman ba~ ketblll coach on hi1 staff until head coech Danny Rogers Introduced his aide Dick Oavi1. Purdue ro11owed up it~ easy saw ac ion a a ac in t Cllhe1r first two games. Mlueurl, Marl'{-. Arrny, Miami '"''I. this year , JI _-;.. -. . . I B ln • 13-3 lo t M h" ao.1... COii--Tulu . . ... .,, .. OPfning rout of M1am1 of Ohio ru s ss o 1c 1g:in Coach Jim Owens worked! ---=...:...::_:~ ___ __: __ ...:._ __________________ _ with an exciting is-21 victory St_ate Sept. 18. but has been on plays out or the l·forma·I A Jo R Davis, one of the most 1ucceuful coaches in the Southland while at Glendai. High School, ia act· Int In an unp.iiid c.ap.iicity thit yur and hope$ to be added to the r19ul1r payroll at UCI in 1966. Athletic Director Wayne Crawford w11 also • litti. 1tartled when Ilg I pretklent Dick Stevens pr ... nted him with a check for $4,000. "And that'• just the dart,'' a.aid Stevens. We 'll h.avt 10 tlrMt tfMt much before the y.ar 11 over." Now if we could juat do som.thing about thoM high grade requirtt'Mnt1 ••••. * * * .Jaut Llk~ 014 Da11• over ifotre Dame whenltned at flanker several llmesltion yesterday in preperation Griese com pleted 19 of 221since then by head c o a c hlror the Buckeyes. 1 passes for 28.1 yards and three1Tom.my Prothro. touchdowns If SC The vote with points on a 10-9-8 etc. basu and first-, LOS ANGELES -John Mc· F J J' E ff EA D pla ce ballots In parentheses: Kay's t;niversity of Southern 1 t.,. .. m1 ,,,. ,.. Callfornia Trojans -ranked G ~ ~~11::,.1:. :110th In the Clllnnt UPI foot--BUC T ACKLIN • .,...,, .. , rn ,.. H4 ball coaches poll -held a S leult••~• Slllt ,.. ,.. • • 1<.-uct. 111 ,.. , .. light workout and watched No less than hvc Or· I ~-:~.!! , , :~ game films yeite~ay m pre-aogc Coast College foot· ,~:i;:-:1• I • -..1cr-1 • .., tt• .. ,_. n paration for tht>1r AA WU baU players shared unas· ,,,1c.., .. 10 <if0••1• ''° ~ opener Saturday n~ht with i;islcd tAtckJlng honors in ~:,,.. Oregon St.ate. Saturday night's . & a m e m1,~Ni• McKay said he was satlsned with Oro11mont s Grlf· w1111H1e1e11 with the performance or the finJ , maklng two solo ::::, ct,.,. squad In its 26...6 victory last stops each. x-cttnc:llM .,.,,...,., , .. Saturday o v e r Wisconsin. each. -.. ..... , .• •- AMUICAlt 1.IAOUI • NATIOlt.\L LIAIUI I YI I. l"ct oa I W L ,_, el " st A.>1 _ LOI AlfllLll fl 61 _,.. -1 fl M .SU I Safi "r-loc;a 9t M .M - ti M .J10 I Clfl<l,,,..11 N .. .JM 4 .. II .I .. ll l"ltt14111rafl N Tl .WI •\'I u n .m IS¥. Mllwavtrw •> n .m , lJ u .'11 , ..... ll'ftll .... ~·· 11 7J .11• 11 n H ... J H iit SI. l.AolM 11 .. . .. 1~ •1 tt . .qt Jtl't Cll~ II It At ti\'> 61 '1 ·* JIVt Hwl!Oll M n ,610 M M "· .Jn .. ...., New Yri ,....,.., .~1• .31' q "' SI" "'•"CltU a. JI, L.eul1 • I.It A ...... CIMl!Mlftl l C:hk ... '· ""''""""1• • HB Bike Ace Ca plures 1st film• ol which th• team, Terry Lovenburg. Mike ~:1• .=,:.'h ' It has b"een a Ion~ lime since a Newport Harbor watched yesterday Gregg. Rick Magner. fMl't'• ._ High (ootball team loo ed any more courageous t b a n t:NCINO -Phil Guarnac· Or Mike Doyle and Jim Wlb-:,. '"' 9!. ·~ ':, ~ .. Ml"-MeJ.M~ °""' .. ,,... ~ <(, ,..,..._.. ti. Lwlll •• left ,,~ "' ('"'!Mall If Lei ......... H Mllwtlllllt t i ""'9M H l'lfl*"'I'\ •t Mew Y...-, N Clll<Nt It '1114 .. llNf,. N the one that defeated Corona del Mar, 13-7. f'riday d a, the onetime weightlifting ..... le all mode two tackles. c.1--11 ..,...,. nJ&bl. kin& from Huntington Beach.1 EUGENE. Ort -Every• Bob Crick. Clare11ce ~~~ t:.V c::'::.,,1;.,:,~~1-f'1t11r Ne• Sailor coach Wide Watts claims he wun't the eully awep to vktory In the thing looked bri(ht ror tht oliver, Gary Taylor, Den· .,,.,. '"' ._ guy who •nt the carton of baby food to the Tan juat •eteran'a dJvlalon ol the Far Or. egon Duck football team to-nit Sb1eJda, Brent Gould. ~~ .. ,.•-::.,_., N before PJ1!9 time. but i1 tbat'a wbat it takes to &et the West cyclln& ch9mplooahlps day -In ta~ thln&a could Jlm Barbour, A 1 t 1 K-c"' "' w.........,.. "' Newportl art.Di on all cylinders -then tet•a do lt ev· at Encl:no Vdodromt bert e¥tn be co.mmt up TOMI. AplM't, Ron Cray and ::,-:-~ :;:• 11 e . week. Sunday. They emeried from 1 a • t JCIM Weber bad Gftl .. ch, . .....,.. ..... "~"''""Y-" $1. 1.euft 91 * ,,_ ... C~IMWll et&AI ........ ore-"' '°"".,,...., " Mil-et..__ N ' FREE GIFTS 1st Annlyerwy Sllel • .. lster to4ay t.r FREE WS • TY'S • l Dz I Tra•llter I RADIO with Pwch .. •f any .ilurlnt tills "9antk SALi! i i • ry It wu one ol the few tlmes du.rlne the put balC· Guarnacda 1 c o r • d a Saturday's 31·14 win oN' OOC's onaaabted to- dOlm years when U. flDI didn't leave the Newport ~~~m:~:sl t~pe~ttd ou~h:Oe~ 2t:,:r~dG~: tal ol 11 t.acklta was one "QUALITY IS THI ltlAION WHY-CONNILL It THI "-ACI TO Mrr ltldlut ~bllq. , .,. by second place ftnlablr Don ~1 Carter and end Ray of tbe lowwt In r • c e n t Itta the Cciton• aupporteTI couldn t bt too upset I Peterson of San Jose. Eqlln missed the i•me. t>ul ~=ri~ ~"3,. ta:10:' p~~: co N N ELL nn HAllOI 'Ibe ~~ perfJdo~ed 1 0dmtrably and on any otber Jack Disney of Monrovia are eiipccted to be able lo with three apd fOllr pli'y· COSTA . tmlA nllbt ~---,-wou n•H" n. won the senlor crown with play again.at Brigham Youni ... A "·II t B&ll 1ut Friday, "9en wa.~ Just no deaylng the Blll K11nd ol Loa Angela a the Dacu' home open• ~I; e:'ryplay~arry ni 1;46-1IOO . J 1 I 8IDljlcUtl. • ..,,...~ ltcood. "°' 41_..~ .. ..-.--llUa &llUrday. __________ ,, ____________________________ __. ' ' ,, \ . , 1 -c tactics coachE SI ed aft. del M: It spired It Club r ed up A Mar p the pa one cc ... compl food.: practi game . .. didn't the ki• be eat mad." J fronte thing they \1 fine"' It'd b4 ... garne. baby f in the T Chief I ter pa the ot c painte are in he sa} B worth with t T ty ine1 A with, didn't upset 1 anyth R betwe Alfd 1 mitcb cur . ., Pac INn Boe lthr scht off a yu oft lnf1 }- con sic u fa.1 sectio ( lowin Belt, Gabri J Sierri Hond1 ma· ed '°' 11 c ed \ tttlng Pacifi fie)," r lS se1 aha Del In t (10 eec Baby Food Caper ly GLENN WHITE Tars Aim For 2nd Triumph Meet Lo~al Gridders .. Tuesday, Stpttmber 28, 1%5 DAILY PILOT ~eW1·Prm J 1 '.i:·~.Game of Week /' • • J ~·~ -.· .tt.\ Coury Calls Valley 'V ristoppable' Vaqs Next Valley Tops Grid Poll HERBERTS JEEPS, INC. 1'17 H1rbor atvd. Coeta M.M, C1Jlf. ( J 8 DAILY PILOT /NfW'l·P!'Mt T ut~t!ay Stptember 28. 1 %5 I -----I TUESDAY Sl"flMIH 2' f V r •J I '• (, •:00• ...... 4 HUNTLEY·BRINKLEY 4 DR. KILDARE 11-R. * Chamberlain, R. Massey, Dean Stockwell. COLOR. 0 Md41lt'1 N..,: (30 min 'Mar 111fr. MeH1le ~tylt " 81n1h1mton 1ntt11upts •edd•nc ceremony 1bo11d the PT 73 ID Ytd9fl .t SM: (JO m•n ) "O.· s•1n tor W11 ' fB All Sur Tllt1bt EZi) Co1111H11I: C.til llrown, f!lY1dWlt1 * Report-Ho. 1 for new1. 1:40 f1ll 0,-t F..tN1I: Oon11ttt1'1 "Don U Rtwte M (60 min ) 7 L.A. T el~ision Debut! * -COLOR! Richard Widmark in "Backluh"! 1 l'uqu11e .. 1 t :OO 1 4 ''A Thunder of Drums'' * Tues. Night At Movies I R. Boone, G. Hamilton. COLOR f) F f100,: ()0 min ) 'iht 1'!11n· tnm M11or" Hound 001 m 8 Tr•tl: <JO "''" > "l 1nd o1 TROUBLE BREWING -Alcohol in the radiator H11w11~1 " I brews trouble for series star Jerry Van Dyke in "My 9 TIMIMt "'* F9'11tt en. ert-.i ... UOD""'" 0 ... ..., Ditlt11 ( 30 '""' ) ·Ol HMt 84111, Wiil TrlYtl (30 min ) ! m Sclt!Ke fldl.11 Tllutrt (JO Mother, the Car,'' tonight at 7:30 on Channel 4. min 1 "What Makes Auntie-Freeze?'' is the title of to- I Q) ~: -e,-. Dodtt's Str111c-night's color episode. ..t tu t" 'O-W1rnt1 Buttt. --------------------- ei s-,.e r.,. 9:30 u 8 P'«tlcNt JwndlH (JO min.) •1most Too Mueh 1 5 ROLLER GAMES-LIVE! " * by Maywood Bell Ford I f) l't)'t" l'llet I: (30 min ) In tht • D•str•Ci Court ol Pey1on County, • 1 murder " thtraed. 1n e1111s, 1 lather ' and sons rt·un1ttd, 1 dtuJl!lfr rt I ltvu a o.ist 1eony of htt p111nt1, •~ u wile ueks rHaurence. m lubilM T1111Pf (JO min) New Soapers Prove As Ba,d as tlie Rest m AclYHtllrt n...tlt (JO m1n ) 7:00 II CIS ""'": (30 rn111 ) Willer • CrOnkrtt. al hittrm By RI CK Ol' BROW ty and a reasonably contem· !.40 f11J C.111111..t: Ce(.t B1own. 1101 .1.Y"'OOD 1 l'Pl l -porary Cl~vor. - -A-.rtut ('IO 1111~ > '1ht • • " Th t f ..., " !:SO m 111111 . • ere 1s no com men o Mollewk T111I " TC'lcv1s1on's relenlless parade any kind that any self-respec· 11 IMMH (JO min) o•,...:.,...,..,...~s -fftlllY f011d1. Jemtt C.ptJ. D T trllletrt z-(30 min ) m...., ,..., uo 1111n, 10:00 ~u~ ~ ."~=11~1::,~ of new soap operas acceleral· ting child can make about a meMe 1n rr11n1111 ror cor111>1t. ed with a vengeance yester· new NBC-TV game show, g 8""' day -with four daytime "Let's ~lay Post Office,:· in . O Tiit fwaltlw. (60 '"'") "Crtd serials arriving on the scene. ~hlch Players mu1t 1den· : '" • Cryst.I 11e11.· Kimble is 1tcor· not to mention the debuts of tify. the. well-known author Of I n11ed bJ 1 mind 1t1dt1 lookln& for • • a {1ctltious lette!', from the 1 war to '"•-• • cof!lfb•~ Ill allo!t two daily game shows. I had clues contained in it." And bus1nts$. to watch them all. so pleaselthere is nothing to say, eith· .., Cl Wtll4tlt " tilt Wt!W: (30 min) "Koree Today.• CD""' don't tell me your problems. er. about ABC-TV's new soap I (!)lillb lk Sa-. (30 m•n) The charming day began lopera, "The Nurses," which mr.,... dt [J4Mu wit~ .~h~ premiere of N~C-li~ bas~d on ~e old ~BS·TV ,. IO:lO IJ CIS • m (lO """ > 1 TV s Fractured Phrases. a 101ght-t1me series and its cut-./ '" l ~ame program m wtuch I ups. Usual problem&. 9 8 s.tit~: 130 '"'~) "I~· "contestants trv lo identify a 0 th th h d th 7:JO 8 R"'41Mlt: (60 1111n 1 ''S11 Weeli.1 terne1J011tl Aoilto Rtc;nc." " n e o er an . ano e.r to lltnt Fi>~" Rowdy Yates aeupta well-known &ayrng, so n g. new ABC-TV soaper "Never ,. otter iD brinr a h11d throofll S Fil•" lilt •• book ti~e or quote. that has Too young." c 0 m 'e s ' very hi 1.-elf~111111. 10~ 0 1191 been wntten phon.etically, us-close to i r re 1 p 0 ns1 bl e • MY MOTHER, THE CAR 11*1 e,.... :r.i fher wor.~s tn the Eng-programming, dealing sup-* Antifreeze antics 1 anguage. . posedly with typical t e e n-Jerry Vin Dyb .. COLOR. l!I • ...... " In other words. for instance.lagers, but emphasizing real· I "~~ Hitdlcld~ ~ <'°I P~le 'Yvonne Tack Wreck·11y the slimiest kind of beach 8 Cl TIM ~ 00 ml~)' min ) ttouw Gout er. "~en repeat~d over_ and bums, tong hair types and 7 ''NEWS FINAL"! ~axter over ~'lth emphasis on differ·1moldy-looking punks. This is 0 C..~ltf <60 111in > "S 1 w ~ A * Ward & Rocer Grimsby enl S) 1.~ables. f~nally translal· really cynical programming Cl 11 tceuwd oC co.ard•et by ' with the Top Stories ed .!0 Polly \\ants a Crack-in the guise of reality, with mtmbtr o1 Sc1 S1under'1 squid from L.A. and S.F.! er Well, naturally. Aodllbe effect of looking under Joh" ensmns ru-m. 1 ·'Tag Cup How Dare" w a s . I U (9 lllMM: ..,_A.,. '47 "Take a Powder.'' and "Owl I the \\T.ong rock. Patrice Wy. -l11'd1 D1111t11 . ..,_. 111 t11t Mlt or Fizz Hair Tuesda y" be-1more UI cast as the mother ..... ,.,... ..... (~ llllft) • T'9..., W....., (JO min) • • .... ltnt: (30 """ ) '1ht S,lefldld Wlldtr11H$, • C.nedt, Ml1t1 ot ""'forttt:L. came "Our Love Is Here to of a teen-age.~1. but if ~e CD YIM .._ '""" a. Stay .. Well. of course _ opener. was typical she will OJ Mtwlt: ~ c.,iflllfl" 'U what elst> could 1t be~ lnform·lhave little to do . -Warren Wilh1111 1 at1vely, by the way. Ule teamlclIRRENT MANIA g ~ c:.. .. ..._ of Pat and Ir ving beat t he Speaking of televisi on's cu r- ll:lS 8 8 .....,.: 'itv11 tf ""MW' team of .Helen and .John Alla· rent mania for soap opera· Rod Sttt1er. boy, Irving. Classy stuff. style continuing stories. an 4 TONIGHT SHOW st.arrin NEW SOAPER illustrat~on of how ca~eful the * J h C _ ,.. t· C Next came NBC-TV's new structunng must be ts offer-1:00 o nny lrSOn-""11UH • ' M . S ,, ed by N B C T V's "Dr 4 PLEASE DON'T EAT BOB HOPE COLOR soaper. ' ornmg tar, . ., -. · * THE DAISIES-Joan coe•I · · · • about a young woman whose Kildare, now a twice-a-week bats in 1 belfry. COLOR 0 lllptllte parents met death in a fire entry. The "Kildare" story 12:00 g M-: ~111t.e11t• '3~1o\'4 whose fiance was killed in ~ that began last night was to 5 ROLLER GAMES-LIVE! ' Nolan traffic accident the day be-have 1 a s t e d six episodes. * L.A. vs ... AWAll lt:lO m 8 Mwlt: .... , '9iilt" 'SJ-fore their wedding, and who However: because of a news m TM U1bludlabies (60 min) Q) 8 lht A .. rl<.an Wttt: ( lO ''"" 1 wut~"' V1c.a1t041 Pt•y around .. l:lO IJ 8 Tiit ltd ,. ..... Holrr: 160 .,1n l loOtkey Rooney play' Muusy • hobo. and Red <>~e11on plos f •~d d1t the F r!floader 1n a \ketch about Hollywood, and the fl~tl M111~~ force, Petific, Drum and Bui:le I u m aua rnarches ind 11u. Aokr1 Stadl Tllttlnul produair isn't happy at all. As an a9pir· pre:-empt1on next Monday, h•rn 1 thorus '"' to 11p1101 hit ing fashion designer. she wm lthe story will be extended to 1ud1n1 lady "h'n h• 1h1"kl she 11 make her career in N e wlseven episodes so that a new • m1llion111t'1 '"' lnend York. com plexe!' and all. and followup tale will not have to Q) Mtw1t' "Mvrllef Ml Tl .... ! the result will probably 11how be started in the middle of ~v11tft '3-ldmv~d lowt. in next yea r's fashions. Even a week . The news pre-emp- 1:00 o ~ for soap operas. this one is tion, of course, is the all-day 0 .,._. .,.._...,.. '!0--!rnil awfully depressing. network coverage of P o p e rirnn. • A somewhat tx>tter soaper. Paul's visit to New York, for ''Paradise Bay.'' followed. which the national television 1.1~ fl MMe: "f1" " 1 KMr '33-also on NBC· TV. and stars outlets have had the good Jun Henholt. I Ke.th A d th t I di 1-' 1 n es as e manager sense o p an on spUlctng z·oo m All·N11h1 MoV1t1: ""Mtfff Ct of a radio station in a small virtually all other program- Lmty" 'S!-;-Oav1d pj•m "The : seaside community in South· ming. Secr!t Man 58-M1r~n~11 Thomo ern California . The story sodn ;-stttr•bo111' A~tdltll SJ-Ritll smacked of distinct unreality THE CHANNEL S W I M: " ,. en roufn. CBCTV' "SI tle ' p 1 u by suggesting that the leading1 .,. s a ry s eop e GORDO JUDGE PARKER 00 'IOU MINC7 F I MAKE A ~E CA LL &EF=OfE I LEAVE, SWl!>H ~ DAN FLAGG \ ' JACKSON TWINS MUTT AND JEFF ! JUST SAVED T'°'IS KIO FRoM DRO'NNING 1"4 OUR POOi..! * BEST BETS TONIGH T * lady gave up a ne-.vspaper\for Friday is based on an in· · pubUsher to marry the fellow cident involving Los Angeles' who turned out to be the ra-1controversial Watts Towers, ~~~;:~v dio station manager. Other· the remarkable mosaic-en-I wise. however. the relation-lcrusted structures which the ships of those in the communi· ~ate Simon Rodia built over ty ha d a slight touch of reali-1a more than JO.year period. 7:JO 9 bwl!W.: "Sri WMh to 11'11 For\." Rowdy Yttts •tee~ offt1 tt bllnt • lltrd th11>U1h ,, I IPKifltd lllnt Trouble 0«,Ull Whtfl • drovtt 1110 lo ltkt av11. Jamu Grtt0ry r uut 111•1. 10:00 IJ KNIT llnn S!*lll: "Dtst1n1tion Vlttnem • Story of t Southt n1 C.llfon11a mennt 1n tmn1n1 et C.111p Pt11dl"on will bt Mtn 1t this llm• 0 Tiit hcltM: "Cm:l in I CrylUI 8111" A 1111~d rt1dt1 rtclOl"ilM l<1mbl1 es I wanted ""'" •~d dK1dH to vo him M ' mHns to a OOl'll•· back '" show bl!llnta. WEDNESDAY DAYTIME MOVIES f11n~ S1n1tr1. An1nct1 tlopu wtt!I compoeer's fl111CM. 1%:31 . "I• "-llu. .. Wiit" ''7 i:00 ma "Tllo•"'~ •• ..,.. ·41 I -h11 Mc:Ctl1t1tt1. htMt 1l1tntl• JO!!' I love by t11lttnetifl1 tflt boy' I 1:30 G» "Tlltn lee" '37-Sonia Ht11it dof, LITTLE PEOPLE'S PUZZLE • ,.;'(I ' • • • • •' o', "' i , "' ... -") Dy Charles M. Sehul1 HOW cAN I EAT WHE:N I FEEL 6lJllT'1' ? ')'OU WN<T lO 60 a.I fWIAl{ING Tl1Rl!At5, OA\ltO-OR DO YOU WANT TO FIND SHE WOULD lfATHfR. OIE 1liAN ACT ... ? HOW COULO THl.5 HAPPEi'( TO ~~ POtmAr By Gus Aniola ilE //At:> 'T)/Jf WORST ' JIA>IGIOI~. r'v~ ' • £1/~ ~---·IJ ·!"! MAN OJZ SE).s r/ ~ j By Paul Nichols 'fO\J POtol'T H,_VE TO oN0"1N ,_&CXIT VO.Ht OLP LAPY'!> '""! l WC*l'T &E U!>IN' ~INE T'ONl6HT..50 ,__..- HELP 'IOU~HF '. I TRIEO it> GIVE HIM ARTIFICIAL RESPIRATION --~ By Don Sllerwood By Dick Brooks ly Al Smith -BUT HE KE&PS GETTING UP ANO RUN NI MG AllN! we s T5'1MMS' HAVE AL"'A"IS. .e.EEN A Ri\C.E OF PL.ANNE~$. Tyrone Power. l'n!IU """'' 1111 1l1 1 :JO O "Tiit Wtl1t c... Ttl!Mill Instructor et u Alplnt ruort, ...._.. ... , n-I I ......, ~y-\, ft """"''"· 10:00 GJ 8 "l1lt Min hwH tllt lvn" t ''"'' ·~ fl (~ A ' ( ~~------. ----'S2-Alndoll)ll Scott 2:ts G> "S1111rt Alt01" 'U-Tltt b tl I S1dr k1cts, IZ:IO 9 "111t Wr.cl ti tilt H""'111• l ·•&-wm11d ,..rt" M u ,.. (,.Ip 1:10 a -n.......... '56 -u114, tain btco.,., llWOl'ttd 1n pftnt lo• thrlllbP. ainklna ihlps. I 4:30 •• ""-··· ....... 1'•11 I(, '4i • • ..,.... .. .... ". 'SC--'•ry Coop., TO MARKIT, TO MARlfET. TO MARKET. TO MARKIT, 10 MAttKIT, TO MARKIT, No matur .-c:tl -· "°"' flVOf1tt, IU Id IS c.a"1fd f'tllll"'1 11 VII OM. Y PILOT -lht bdt pi..t t.o m.-. .,.,....,...llL I/ -_,_. .. 'ONVH '6 'Ohl 'L ':>1,.Ytl '9 'IYliC>J 'C 'NOlblO> ·:>y •t 'lUONa 4SM · l-w..ecJ ·n11 ·o l 'Mt!IGIOMC .• 'II\~ 'S '0:>110.LfffW 'P 'NllVJ.S •1.-."°''Y 'SUMSN"t t ~ POGO ly Walt Kelly , ~~ ii! • t' ' ' . • J TI Wt • at th pc ·~ ell b) C1 a.I U( la Al v. A. th J gl in ,, la hi D.I rt te n p1 al H G •• n Jr r t D' w et m f~ rr ti' H I 0 t1 ·~ fl IC h' ti I I " 11 . " ' .. r • ' ~ Walling Off Capistrano Workmen struggle in choppy surf to build wall of sandbags to protect shoreline homea of Capistrano Beach from high surf. Giant ocean swells, some up to 15 feet, caused collapse of severJI seawalls and damage to score of homes. One resident, Joseph Hall, was slammed through plate glass window by crashing surf, but he suffered no serious injury. DemoSolonsPrepared To Fight Auto Pact Woman,.20 Loses PIER 11 Second Husband NOW HIVING SAlfDWICHIS SALIDA (UPI) -Mn. Dt· 0,... 10 ...... ane RJUev ~ 20 year• 25• okl -but has lolt F"OM two huabaftdl under nearly tdenUcal ctmamatanoe1. In :'*" 1981, h t 1' DEUCIOUs-PAST first hua , Raymond Leon JClemu, 19, ahot and ldlleJ SRYICI hlm1tlf lQ tM btdrOom ol tbtlr hom•. "Early y11terday, DI.AFT lllll almost uactly four yean ,after K1ern1n'1 dtatb, Gary 1 1 '76 .... ,.,. llvd. Wa)'nt Rilley, 21 . took h I s Ult wltb a rifle In the bed· j COSTA MllA room ol tbt1r new trom•. ,. ·' 30 Days LEGAL NOTICE Fatal Drag Race D1·iver Sentenced Houseboy Sentenced For Theft ,, ____ ., ............. .... :::..;..· -PLUt -!.y .. ········~····-······! . . -~ . : . L .. ~.m .... ·.9~1 ALSO AUDREY HEPBURN IN "BREAKFAST AT TIFFANY'S" t The Paddovk "C OCKTAILS " 111 MAIN ST., HUNTINGTON IEACH ~ ,1 Tuesday, September 28, 1%5 DAIL V PILOT /M"""""' J 9 \~ • • • • if~Oio•'•~.'~v~'•'•''•'•"' ..... ~-"""~ ....... t~'':~:~:·~··:•:'""~"'~'"~·:':""~~~~~~~~~~~~~~::~::~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~::~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ........ ~ .. ~~ .. ~ .... 1·r..I ~ Evtryon• H•s You C..n S.11 It. Something Th•t find It , Trod. It •I . ' Someone El .. W •nh -With A Went Ad 7HE BIGGESr SINGLE MAllKErPLACE ON 78E ORANGE COASr • PHONE DIREcr 84.2-587• .................. _,. ............................................................................................................................................... ~ HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES l'OR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES l'Oll SALi HOUSIS FOil SALE HOUSES FOR SALi ~Ge·n··-·.·1iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiOOOiiiiii-iiiiiiii'ii"iii1iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii' 000~· I ~Goiiiii"~"~·;I ----~· oooiiii~Goiiiin~ .. ~·;I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil oooiiiii Gener el I 000 G.n•r•I 1000 Gener ii 1 000 General 1 000 General 1000 COAU & WAllACf 'THF ~EAL E.'_"T .,.'\.TER.S OWNER WILL EXCHANGE SHARP', SHARI', SHARP! :i BIR home for home in Phoenix at like priee or less -~ Baths -Cpl Ops -B I kuchen -Laree Patio -Fenced back yard -Priced at $22.4QO "-'ilh equity of $3850. t•an to see. MESA VERDE 3 B/R & F/R \\'e came, saw, and bought! This is the way !his gem of a 1'1esa \'erde Pacesetter will go -fast! Everyone's favorite S br. plan. All electric dream kitchen . Almost indecent n1aster suite Call us today and sat is fy yo ur dreams. $31 .500. This home recently repossessed and can be bought at a bargain Price of $20.700-Hurry j on !his one if you are looking for a home EASY INCOME under the market. Excellent condition. r $4 .080 per yr. in con1e U-'Jlh only 10% dn - out of town OYl'ne r anxio us to sell 4 unit~ Y.-11h room to bu ild 2 more. Newly painted outside. Asking price $36,950. Bring offers. REAL EST ATE SALESPEOPLE : Are wanted in this office and we are pre- pared to pay top commissions for your ser· vices. Please contact Chilt Robinett for ap- DON WARD COMPANY 1920 HARBOR BLVD., C.M. o~,; Evening• 642-2020 pointment. MESA 642-0820 DOLL HOUSE W /POOL Jl"ST USTU) -~e 1h11 6• ~uU !I Pgl'f'I' ll11s JS II. doll' .i Br. :.!11 ha1hs 11111h a sh.tke !!!!!!!!!!!!~~~'l!!~!!!!!'!!!!!!!!!'!!!'!!!!!'!'!'!!!!!!!!!!!'!!!!!'~' j rtio1. ~ h ui 1 r rs lhruout A GRANNY LESS TifA.'J $10,!XXJ Bfoaul parH.'llC'd !l' f11n1 rm. PER L:~IT O\"i•rlooking II :iii' Sunst'I OF A HOUSE And 1 16'<< reium on your I poot • ll1'a1f'd I.: lllt1'1'ed Cornlcrrtable old l kind to inuia.I 111\'CSlmenl. II you 'llll!h •lr . ..::ks of d1'i.·k111g. ra.J&- pockC'lbook. Zoned R·2 & l'ul11t 54.~. 11 111·ould be ed pl;u1tt~. full bh.oc!\ room tar another In kieal foolish 10 .Pfl&I th111 llP· 41 w11.l!1 JSi'Q Sq. It-Only Eut&ide location. Only 175 un111 .,.,th :.! bedroon11 f'al'h I S..?S.9'50. Tcrnis or )~ur prr mo. oo t xi,lini> $10.000 .,_ btlilt·lnl makes this at· cho1l·t' loan. [Ytt. &12.2m . 11'11<11YPly pnn>d for only NY<' ('or tll.rhor & Allarn~ Near Westcliff Center CALL l)46...(l'26l f"'OR S39.900. Kl ::i·!HSJ Oiirn i •r-: .. ar C'lnema Thr~trrt .. S~llWNC SERVICE'" tv6 . 1\1 S·~ A;\"YTl.\ll::: f '-=:,0 <:::::I~-::> I RELAX BY THE SEA! C.~I COSTA MESA Ir. 1h1~ immaculate ctutrrwr OFFICE 1 """ u -Vacant Lot ~~--"-'-'-"~~~~--1 ~A~>;:; ~==n~l~lr ~~ P I S T h stroll on IX'a~ti or l'njoy p..· Swt'fplng Blty anr1 ().'-ran ro es OrS· eac ers tlo. Z Bdrn11. 2 BATiiS. In \"11"111. On~ of lhl' Laat . ~na drl '.\lat · S40."!>00. A1 1Uahlr in Hamor Vir w who Ill? ~tt:'f'5ll'd U1 an r~· 11111~ OUUtandUli: V1IUit 11.1 ~YI' • ~ homt s"' 500 w11h larEe hTUI& room riii " John Abf'U cloR to Newport H i & h rfi' SEMl'LE • REAL ESTATE BUY ., LEASE THOUGHT FOR TODAY 11'~ one thlna: 10 11rh rcir !IOmethlna _ 001 quar ru1· other 11. 9Crllteh !Or n. THI-. ~EAL E .STATERS LOOK PACESETTE R POOL. H 0 ~I ~ $30.~· C>.l·ocr les11m1i-:: ·.tie arta ~nd mujl ~ll tht. 4 &iroo)111 ! Bath hon-.e oow. 8"1 00• 111 1hc are•~ Don't wau. (,.JI llO'l<I ~ Open 'lil 9. 546-23JJ 6-16-7101 THE ~EAL E S T;"\TERS TH E ~EAL E S TATER S Family & Fun Brirti: yo.ir family lo M'f' UU!> 1900 sq. rt. 4 Bedroom. z Bath hom t . UJcati'<l nt>·~r BACK BAY and nr" park area for real lamlJ)' fun. If you nttd mOl"'I' SJ)llct' b-- •un &o 11tt thi5 Of}(: Only 129..500-~ "til 9. 546-ZUJ 646--TI 71 RWTORS CAMBR IDGE HOME· In most desirable /\fesa Verde area . Th.ts lovely 3 br + den + fam rm . 2 firepl1 & loada of patio & a POOL w/diving boara, heated and filtered. You will thoroughly enjoy this home for JUST S33,500. $825 TOTAL DOWN ls all that's needed to get into this VACANT 3 br home. Huge yard lo romp &: play In. Total mo paymts ONLY $120 per mo and that's AlL!! Sure beats renting, S-O call now and see. EASTSIDE -$21 ,500 This charming 3 br home has just been re- painted inside & awaits your inspection. The addition of the LARGE PLAYROOM makes this a wonderful family home. Beaut nylo n w w over hdwd FLOORS enhance the home. Alley access to the large rear yard. Submit you r GI -Or FHA TERMS now!· Corner Baker at Harbor, Open Eves. 546-4141 SIDE BY SIDE Attractive Dupll'x &JT&n&ed !or privacy with each w ilt havlnir: ita own e:ncll'Sed yard. 4 Yeai., old with handy .rlt<'· !!It-in kitchen. Submit 1cr.. dn. $23.500. E11t1. 673·3181. CALL 646-0261 roR "'S'.\1JUNG SERVICE'" 1873 H&rbor Bh•d. c.~f. NE.WPORT HEIGHTS A.~Y EX-SERV ICEMAN \\'ho hu 1ervl'd 90 days ol active duty anytime sinct World "-'ar :I, Atld hu not PreviOtJ'ly used any GI benrtll1 i.I now eligible I a special FHA Veteran loan program which will enable h1m 10 purchase a horn!' ror u llttle u S100 d°"'11 p11.ymtn1: Thl1 new pro- gram 1 .. 111 be taken ad11an· 1agl' of by rnany peo:iple. 10 call ua now for detail• ' avoid me rush. &f6.m1. Open e-ve1. NEWPORT BEACH OFFICE &16·n11 FARROW OffW ONE DOLLAR DOWN • NO MORE Includes all charges, 4 Bed Rrm. 2 Baths. Big fenced ya rd with fruit trees. Veta only. A RARE FIND. Not a trick ad -come see now, bring buck. HOME + 20 x SO ' SHOI' Mellowed 3 story, 3 bdrm.·& den, 1% baths on Eastside Jot, 56xl75'. Terrific potential. Just listed. 117,000. Good terms. 14 UNITS 17 DUPLEXES) Walk to new Pitay Co. Income $16.422 per 1 year. 15o/o dn &: assume big loan. Lo 105x412.' Call now for details. VERY SPECIAL On R·2 lot 55:1330. Mod· em 3 Bed Rm. 2 bath home & room for 5 more units. $27 .500 & ONLY 11500 DOWN. "WOW" Newport at Victoria 646-8811 Open Evenings 'Lil g •" ·------~---· ATTENTION RENTER~ Tired of Throwint;1 your Rent money -oy? Let us put YOU in a new 3 or 4 bedroom Home in beautiful Capistrano Val ley Low·Low Down-no cl-0s ing cost CAP!STRANO WEST 493·1222 ----------1110 l"'IAY AVENUE -. venle DELliXE DUPLEX. Bui!!· .:;::;:_-'-'-·----- I,., '""''"· '""dKk, .. -••••••••• 110 & laundry. Try $38 ,!liO Mai Verd• BARGAIN B•lbo• B1y Pro!)9rtl•• Be tlfu1 1100 IQ A. 4 UR 1505 V.', Balboa N .H. 11.u C s-l-7420 or 6n9tin 2 b•. wn. rm., ~ 1 bUilt home. °">Ice klc&Uon. M.lrg1ret Hlgh•mith uouae ii landlelpeci 6 Ill f ormerl.Y with Colta ' Yi'al· uc-ellenl cOndJuon. Whit• lace R..Nltor -Now llUI)-trplc/ 2 Kt& of llidina IJ1lll smoot ilr 17th SL ~ini;: n.11 now. "·e have one ror only $16.!M. Approx $700 down. $96 mo • 1.a.vs. 2515 Eut Cout llighway Corona del ~1ar rn--no1 Ch•rmin&: J Bdrm. :! bat.l't home. A·trame living morn opng out on beautitull1 landlcaped patio. Walk 10 bt:ach • 1SWim In Commun. ir;y POOL. $'26,500 or v.·ill LEASE !or $250 month. THE~EAL ESTATERS J ~rooms · S'lfi.950 & IO'olo", low laxes makrs thls one Lhe best vllue in th!' AJ'f'I Bl'auti!ul caryiet• • room !or boat or trailer With alley mt.n.na &: even an S800 piano · ar.e only 1 1-ol the-fttturt'S in thia home' • C.ll Kl 5·9491. Open t'll"tl. An rxcluilYe NEWPORT MeN Verde R.Mlty docn-" 2 padol. $%1.niD- HEIGIITS :! at.ory home, <'la!~ with FHA·VA ttmu. Alk tor J~ ~· With O'\ler 3000 1q. 1t. This 2850 MtK Vtrde Drive Pirtle e11u. ~ Rtal Llt.\te I tornna del Mar m-4400 WESTCLIFF CUSTOM ~·" l1't' proud To offer lhis hornt oo ftt l&nd wuh over 2400 sq. It. and l!tnt'f'OUS POOL. You .,.,JI apprrcia•t th~ tX'!U15llt l;i!g1t !n rif't"Qr- a\lnl(. 1'33 Westclitl Dr. W ·;g(lf Medical Comer 90 x j.1~· kit inc\11de1 v11cat1I l)j'fll tllt DlflC(' !!Cl.Up for :! ••h;11 r ''f'f'l"lltion. S.1.llJO dn 11•,11 ha!l(Ut. l-Ull Pnrt s:.s::m. "CHEAPIE" 111.!M • 2 BR.-CL.EAS. S9JO dn. to qualiJ1rd buyrr. [-~ .S#l~ij·i Top Income Corona del Mar 2 ltl\·rly honwi plu.~ 2 lur- nbhf'd 1'[1'1.'i. i ~'NH\81(\l' of H1o:hwa,y. J>;r~ shops. Good lrase~ W. E. LACHENMYER R!lr 1~ ~P'I· Blvd. CM. tiv;."19:'~ l::1 rs. ~-7151 $500 DOWN VA Uw u.,,., n FHA buy-. the 5 BR • $21,500 Luxuriowt homr on tr~ 1 hotd ~m:t. Pn\·ate picn1,· J g:ttlUnd' In )Ot1f b6dt" yard. f"'ull d111in1: rm. Built·i n range .&: oven. 2 b&.thi. Sub- mit IO'Jf dn or no dn GI. ;,.;o.ooo) anytime. OPEN 'TlL 9 P ~f. ~Harbor Blvd. ~t Biker. Co51a Mesa 17 MODERN OFF1CE.S ' Big Bedrooms Dinm1i-:: room. covered p.1.00, I immaculalety krf>t. Nrar Catholic Qiurrll. At lo\l• I pn" '"·"" I MESA VERDE Cattfully maintllinrd .1 hr, !amity room home ,.ith fr· plc. Blt·ln kite-hen, rovrtl'd patio. brautiful yard. S!KIO dn . to t'H A. Fortin Company Ranch Home Bf.autlful home ior S20,500. lluge lJviog It dinin~ nn. l b3t.ha. 16!'1 ft. deep honit kit. 24 II. Lath bouloe. Near Ir· vine C11.mpu• ilr S.ck Bay. ~Anytime. OPEN ,,l. 9 P.M. 295,!i Harbor Blvd. at Baker. COit• ~leM 17 :'\!ODER.~ OITIC'ES .\1 ESA VERDE SPEClAL Th11 lovely J bedroom home 111 llP tor rr:a,br.. ComJMrte with • lormal dining room, 1 l&TKe br1ck firt<pla ce .r. \'Pr)'. Yl'ry clt>t,n. Pie aunt J1nds1;11p1n2 a l1r;:t p11uo an a.Jao lllcluded lor nnly W .960. FHA l.f'nru. IO don't ht>S1ta!e 10 rail on this onl" Kl 5-9491. ()pl:on E11e1. ~ COSTA MESA OFFICE KI 5-~9! n1n•' 1 .. r111~tlr lour bed· 1919 Npt Blvd., Of • room In ;.ll';<I Verde. Pluah 642...J(O) Eve-Kl 5-81l.i 1831 WHlchff Dr. rilrp!i Md dnq:ie1. lf"PIU'llle ---... --642.3600 :-.i .e. *n'" "'"°h, famlly """'· --w w-••••••••• hu:h·in range and OW'fl and Prid• of Ownenhip rt1~h11111.~her. Price l• ~.950 MESA VERDE 1tl'l,t .. ·ru worth 11. ROTT· 4 Bedrooms, 2 Batm, \af'lte Newport Heights ,\t,\:.;: CO. C&ll 54&-&'l:I nlt.e fam.lly room, electric kilch· '"° 1111)'· en. 1tone f1~\1ce. Extra WE Sl'ECIAUZE 111 F'1J1mt.ain V&lleJ Homes. i\~u MW· ~lent condi· non. L •r1 a Iola. Beil r;chooll: Top nelgbbon. Splndell Realty ll!M'.t W1W1WT f111 M•;noli1\ ~ M1·~evn. _Nqta.1" PublJc SAUSMEN Wes! Groye Riiy 4 nrw\J' fm'nf>d company lliMis exPt'rienccd 111e .. lar&'f' pool. Rqulatio'I. 'ize Shllf£le lbtnt l..andRCapini: nti\ly malnhlined. Vacant. ?>fake otf!'r. JN11 Smith, Realtor. 646·3255 anytimt. .,~!,!.!1~· Buy ot 5€'11 }'OUT propt'11y lll'!lh . ' . TUBACH REALTY 3ll'11 l lurlior Bllld. a4s.s.t21 C ;\I ••••••••• MESA VERDE l..ar1:e R·~ lot "1lh nll'l' clean 2 1)r house on Cul<it- M<' St. Room ror IUlO!hcr unit. t"Ul.l, PRICE Sl7,9.i0 PLAZA REALTY -t:il F.ast 17th, C-~1. 64~-4020 ••••••••• Open D•lly 32·9~ Aliso • 1i:irner Beacon Ne11 poM He11i1 ht• Garcll'n J11nai otl b!'eutlful llv1ng room with lu~h c11r- petlng, dr11pe~. J nice bed· nJOms, Z baths. Convenlatl ....... 89'2-4-Di 3024 Country Club Dr kitltM:n· Prl<"f'd to .eU. 4 BR ard ood fi ! hdnn .\ f11m ily rm. 2 baths. BY OWNER. 2 ba, h ~ oor1. Ovrrlookini;: 1;011 C011r~ _ UUVt:R SHUlii!:S ;;ai1:;~n:;:, "'r!m~ Lightfoot R••ltr ~ HA v 1nd v1J;;w 1-1uMIQ:i "No ldddJn " • onty m.9:"ill 5-C6.:'l'i9.~ or 6i2.fll!:I "·llh J privi.tr. br.arhe1. !Ucfll@nt t!.m1. Dl:c 3 Hr. 'J bl O'o\'fttf"1 unit. t.tt\t..:CO l<t::AL'J''r CO. MAHON •R •LTY ~'O 2 • Br n>nla unlta. IOltl Ma1111i:.10 Dt ASA S.17.950. nMi Garden Lit I N1wport Hracn ~ ~ 545-:Wl! lod 21111 CM. S.l99'f. 17141 OR l--All2 " - tlJ-SEMl'LE .IEALmATE Wt'r. Out of c .. tle' but llo't do have a di6tinguish· ~ lwo rllory home for you. 'ZJOO Ml· fl. IOI" Lam1ly t'fl• pyment lncludr' 4 Bed· 2$l5 Eu:t c.oast. Hiahway room,. 2 Ba.th&. fAIDily T'OlllT\ Corona drl M•r plua l(ll'ma.l d.lnifli room.. &7~·210l ..,.ork • Ill.Yer kitchen v.'ith ~===~===~·I elf'C1 built·irul inch.ding lMMACUl..ATE: FOUR dishwa1h(>r. Ne a r Go 11 BEDROOMS Courw. PriC'f'd at '36,!IOO Stt thia nt11 chl.nner with c.u ,..,,..... Open 'tiJ 9. overhf'ad patio coYtr &: 6-16-7171 j4&.2Jll THE ~EAL E.S TATERS Pride & P'resti99 come with owni n&: a d.i'tinc-· Uve home iD wonde1ul COSTA MESA OFFICE KI S.9491 $16,500 • 4 BR ShaJll u llt'W· 4 bdrm home 111i th fonnll dtnln& rm. Larg:e covered patio. Poul· iiie yard. Low dn fHA or oo dn Gr. Hurl')'. hurry! 5-11}1720 any\1mr. OPEN 'TIL 9 P.r.1. large back )'"1· Try S2.500 da111•n to ft!A .r. move yoor larye lamily in for lile at tl53 per m<Jnth. Mo" In (."Ondition .... i th rtei!nl paint. J yean old. Best buy in the area at $22,900. OwJ1i!!r muJt depgrt, make an ol· fer. KI >9491. Open eYS- "-"OO'CWFT' Be SUrt to lr't 29!":6 Harbor Blvd. Uu, IJ)l!riou3 3 biedroom, 2 at Baker, CMta Mru bath homp. Near Yi'estrlUr 17 MODERN OfFICLS P 1 1 1 11 Shopping Cent.er. ~f11r111c1·1 School. Park & $96 PE:R ~!ONTH L.tbrlU")'· 1J"i',7:,0 full prict'. For lhi' lafl:e l1mi1y home COST A MESA s.e. today. Open 'Iii 9. with ~aciota room si1e1, OFFICE ~2313 ~nn huge lot. and near proPQRd KJ S-9491 new Marina. NO DOY¥N GI, home hu ' 11iew of the &y I :;::::::::::::"'::::-:;""'::::::::::::= &. Ocean, locat~ on Fee I· Simple land. 'The price ii Coat• Me-.. 1100 riJht II SSQ,950 and nil be 1---------- pul"t'tiaR(I with 1 rrucm· TIRED OF' Y ARO WORK! able down payment. Word. ~ t'njo7 maintenance - clllnOt deacrlbt: thii lovely tree llVU11. Good collr1e home with 1111 the extras. •~• of Co8ta Meu. J l a den or 4 bedroom•. 2 bath If you·~ look!ll( in thi' Condomlnlum. Only one of price range for a OOmt. 1111, •lie available over- givr u• 1 cl.II lor complett looking pan . lil!e oourt· dttalls. Owner is anx:iou,. yard. All el«trk: bullt·in1. FARR.w p\u1 many owner· lnstalltd "'"'· """'' wfU OOMld" trade for home in San Gab- 2!ll E. J71h Co6ta r.1e11 Upper Bay Bargain riel Valley. Only Sl,200 d(lflll?\ rHA. Call now to aee- 6~ 3tn. Open Eves. TUBACH RWTY 3021 Harbor Bl11d. .....,. C.M. . " .•••••••• ,- OWNER. MUST SELL! ' ,,. Lovely Cambrtdir:t 3 + form-• ' al dlnln&: rm. • t&m. rm. • with a bit ot a C.Olonial. , tou1.ti. Take -OVl'r 1 tara:e 5-\ % loan " m<n'"t In ri1h1 1way. Offered at $2!,lliG. ~· • n ex.iblt-• Hurry on lhil! Colleli-::" Realty • 546-5880 "" S•criflc• by Owntr $20.900. LC 3 Br. 11' ba, cpt.a, cstm drp., tam nn. i~ yard, huar ~ patio. lSlil Baker. Kl 9-.Jll!!IO VACANT, 4 BR, 2 bath. CORONA DEL MAR. ~1u11e in fut. ~ 1»ock to OFFICE Wirp Park l:lem. School. 675·lln tarnlly room. Low mU:it.' ·~SACRIFICE! 8"'ti!u1 ""°'-"'"" .,.... Mr. lAnon air:tf owner, Hall'crt1t, J Br. fam rm, 548-17ll. 1200 COLONIAL '¥' fi•xlblc I<~ to otb<n. 64&.rm Open Evr11. 2Story·$23,950 '"======~' ~'"'~""'. Dlarmini: ~ brick tl.rtPiacr SS,!XXI PRICE IUDUCiiON? Three bedrooTTlli, two bathi, brand nrw qu1Uty carpelA & dr&Pl"'· Firepla~. built · ins. dining area. patio and SWIMMING POOL. Thill lam home ia in i&C'ellent condltioo, VACANT for IM· .i\IED J ATE OCCUPANCY with only 10% down m Sale Pri~ of $32.~. 20x22 Rumpu1, trplc. hdwd I ;======== firs. 1% ha, 3 atall pr. Newport BMch LnvlnK State -hu $19,oo:J -~--------. • ~ •~. w1u ~u "' .-· ,_ WEST COVINA down. SEE THIS BAR.· Ex-utlve Ho- GAl.N and submit. -11- -11tmosphrre warni1h iTI 1lliR Corona cll'l Mar home A. C. P•tltt., Rltr Located !n the roUlnc hillll h111e living rm. 4 kingsize ii now pnt·C'd flll' below~ NEWPORT BEACH hdrm.<1. Extra roomy kit~h· produ«1011 or m1riret value. 2100 Harbor, 548.0022 neu the South Hilla Coun- try Club on three-fourth acre wtth dopln1 froritaae. LandKaptd with ex~Urnt en. Built·in1. Quiet cul-de-E~cellen\ r:u11in11-:: fin1t1c· OFFICE 5.1C street. prrf~ lor chi!· in:;: ~.700 ~\I· ft .• J hugt I --~~""'="~U==--DRIVE BY dren,i.1: play. Only 2 yn;. old bedroom.•, :! bathll, new 11 ACRE VIEW Hurry. $40-1720 l.flylime. carprl~ .V paint, & huge Qui!'! rnd-ol·11i"l'CI ntatr In llklO Samar, C.~f., Imm. pou. 1tlrnctlvenua pnwktinir: the 2·atory, :i br, 3 b1. elrc minimum ma I n ltnlJI<'•· range/oven, dshwlhr, Inter-Large pool and ptilio to OPEN 'TJL 9 P.M. l't'Crt!ITIOO room. All this + Newport Beach. Large bed· you O\\"N t11r l1nd. Today room.~. hobby room. din· E11cnln1t1 C..ll 675·49"74 ! • : ii lhf 11ay t(I make Your Ing room. Ea'y l\vtng with -.'SI.Ill j mo1·e: ~·u11 price 137.!l:JO, &r k Bay view. SJll,!lOO. I • 1."tlm, trpk·, nr tdiooll • the rtu with complete en· rv1ne shop•· $39,500. Oller your cloaure concrtte block 2955 H11rbor Blvd. At Baker. C:0.111 ti-ttsa 17 ~IODE:RN OF'flCF.S Lido Nord B.<iy f"'ront 4 BR 411 b11, dinln1i-:: room & dtn, mllrblr ·fir!'pla~ . .spio.. CIO\ll patio. ~· Jot. $135,l)J(] 1310 W. Bay Ave. ~ BR 41) ba, dln1n1:; room &. den, cuatom dccorattd & furn· !shed , pier & 1t1p. 1' r 11 d e 1100,CXXJ equlry tor v1u'.l.11t or commen:hl/. $189.500 Harriet Perry REALTOR 3336 Via Lido NpB. 675-4550 term1, or will lease. CaU wall and plant5 I: li&htin& May lra&e or !ee.se option. 646-77U . Open eve•· &Wi·nn. Terrace II -M• ""' """""' "''°"""" ... ''"' ""-· •c::::!;:~;;:;;::::::-J BDRM • !% BAnl fort and eatl'rtainln1· Pa· Spackius 4 ~oom home. Attractl11e home In Yictd. Uo adequate to accommo- ldeal lo.-UoWinK f11mily. <'Ol\dltlon. Drpa;, <:pll, cover· date 100 irutlt.I. This la a 3 Acrou the 'treet from beau. M patio. OCIR to E111ncia bedroom and 2~ bath holne ttrully kept dty p11.rk. Funt'· 1Uih School. $900 dn to fully carpeted, draped, a.Ir NEWPORT BEACH tiorwU floor plan wtth .wch rnA 109.n, condiUoned, full builUn ldt· NEWPORT B!.ACH OFFICE fraturt11 u '111te entry, Pal· H. D. Jotwon. Bia. 646--3362 <'hen, attntctive interior de- OFFICE 64&-Till oa Ven:lr rock ftrtplace. and nn Plattntla Av., C. M. cor. circled driTeway. Near fi.16·7Tll jll3t enuff wood p.ntllng lfl BEAT THIS!! May Co. Eutland and MW Beach Income '~'E''lll, ~~.t~ ~~.~~':I('~ s~. ac~I~ chu~ht• ~~~ n;:~·.~c:~dn1. ()ppot1tr 1olf <'OUJR, this 3 B & B h near. 3 br, 2 ti., ISOO 5q. 11. Phone OWNER for appoint· * NE:\V Dl"PLEX NEAR br + f&mlly rm home ha1 ay eac Huae y1rd. $21,500. $2,000 ment i'llll ED 1--M53. OCEANrHONT .• _Sh n w 1 \mpregive tlllflnc;'t, 2 Jr. under m11rkel. Principals I --,REN=~T~Al.S""-A~V~A~U.~~~.a=u:~ S6.~ Y"•rly Income on "'1..'i, 11Cwlni ('enter, Jot, ol ltulty Inc. onlY. 5+1·1700 ~ 2-E-c ---~...,.,==---Winter Ir yevlJ • one du• m I 11 Im um invntmenl. extras iNidt i1r out. Sp1iil• ....,, ·08,t llwy. Cd;.1 3 NEW ptri. • usilltr unit A. 2 Thrrl' bedroomt up. two Uni H1 F' pool. Sheer Jux. 6Th--XOO EVft m"™4 bou.wa • Mdi hl.vt 3 b9d. bfodroom• 00-.."TI. Carpet1, Ufl' it only ~· DAVIDSON R lty 2 bll , 3 br, 1350 Mt· ft. on 1 roonU;. 2 bltha. 1 houM 6. d rapco1. fil"'l'pl1tt, Ind Iii P'L·.,,. REALTY ea 56x98' Joe, Shops, ldlool1. the huili · ltis. ONLY 147,500 -4'AA CAPI SlllllS chun::het near. $71 .~ wu1 duplex completely fur-~ £ !'I c M nl,hed. I houM ldJactrll to WITI! LOW DOWN. """" .. th, · · OPIN DAILY •t"<.'t'pt low dn. pymt. Cor. Lhtlt Qirona dtl Mar M1-4020 2 t 3 bdrm homta IUrround· of Tullp A. Oran&:e• ~·17o:i Bt-ach, J ho\IM on Ba.lbot CHECK THESE ••••••••• td by bt:autJfUUY la,¢sc1p. SAOllnCE hJ OWl"lfr 4 !•land. duplex oa bftch Duplex room for ard unit LI-H'"'-hts rd iJ'(JUl"ldl. HM.t«I p:iol .r. bdrm iownhoulc. ~ ~• In Nfwport. 11W1n . 113.500 ...-wport 9"j puttlna: KJ'ffft· 123,600 I~ t drapn. 5'4<HWDI for i p• ()per\ t'Yfll. Beach HOUMJ nr ln'ln on [)(en.LENT BUY • 11 • 25 125,500. North of 20th St. l.lfl poVitment. lit ror. R-2 lot, $20,750. llY. room. 3 bdrm&. Iii; AlilOo ''•'"D~EL""UXE='"o.t='""M='"'•'' ---:::::-:-:-:--~ 2 bdrm Mime on C·I comer battll, blt·in'•, cem. bloek R.lt 2'750 Harbor &a CM 1 Na 1>-Jllt IM: .... waU 9Pncc .-. • dn,.._ • ~"-E ' ,;,_1~. PIPXM for Mlt! or trllde by S.'lO.tn> • ' _,.. ~· ,,.,., vta '" ...,.. owner: Bua 17J·T3SO Rn ~it \\'Utillmion Rltr. E1en!np Call NB-IM TOP LOCATION • $29.D 1 .. _ .. Wflh Op f Ml-J321. ' ......... 0,,,"~'~·""' .......... ~1 11111ER·SPAa HOME "(" Tbom1s Rullor -I on "'""= ·' "'" '"... cOllOMA 01L MAR -Corool 6«I Mu J Bedtatrnl farn nn, hdwd On, q>tm. OPPICI $ 18,500 Approx. mo aq' ft • 2 ae,s.. 22i4 W. Cout Hy U H521 2 blth home In IOOd ~I; P.tlo l apridn. Belo!' FHA m.Dn 2 FOR. I rooms. 21, balhl • Over<.e Npt. Bdl. KJ s.Ml3 ti«! MUI cltpOlfd be1me!d Kl 5-0248. . DUPL.!:X • 2 • 1 M. 1' On 1 lot li0xll5. F'r.-.nt Uvln1t Room • f'lnll!M £UI * POUR~LIX * ctillnaa In llTllll and din· POOL home IV Wn&clllf pe.Uo, dbl 1.,.._, bal.t holl11I'. 2 br ·Ideal to llve ifl. lrvtne Terrace Lo<'atlon rtXF~·UPPER Gd money. Ina nlOm· Cood IOcadon H.·2 abop, 2 br, 1% 1)9, f1m IJ)a('t, \ti b1k OCMa. pS,(O). Re•r holtlf'. I br • ~ntf'd A · $411,85(). m11kcr· Nr 8a.tbo6 Bay lot. mt, frplc:, 122.900. MS.I• IM75&. ""'•11¥ to htlp make )'OW' CURT llOSH R ff. rroni(,$30,000. Make {,Iller. Mr. Hi le No man..,.... tt .._ '" l;l:AS!':.,;;-;BL1-;UTr="-="'11orn-,-.., lOlln pymnt,. . , 81 Or a.Jbel IMI 1st ... C.. ..Coldwell a.nktr & Co. ea.-..U tt wtUi • UAILY 1-lot 14 ~ ~· ' '"" ·-· ,,... ... Rtty. Sll.J222 1610 w. eo..t Hlabway 700 E. Balbol, RMS.. BalbOI m &. Cout Hwf. N.B. Pn»I' W.itrr 4Dt r .. 1 rd, 1 )'fold, S12,le0. 0.... '"WE TRAO~" U • ........ --·-Eves ORiO!c 3-tlto OR ~mi """"'91 Mt-tn1 ~ ,.,_ "· .,....,,, °"" -· I ~USE'. ~ • Yitant ' prtkl&f' sef • tr1 411 •• , We11t ' 1110 Nt'lll'I ,...,,, OWNER anxlow ua. Fin ~ HARi King, 1i:r. Ulllal II ' CIO!ie' ljUIC'k ii Duver l ""..., ao. Nl"WpoM •Q. /~. c l'Klldl. H w-1 yacht cruisini;: Call own ~748. Coi:ona HONE'. ""' "" hoJlll!OWI C'OUple YPl f'S• S1 hidc!aw~ v1cy .r. too! W. lf1i & $1, •na-. buil l1r~pl1ce lnl:". II """l lh ()(" niaiic p. f'r will ........ m-11n. <:::: ~ CORD wm -·-It'• brtir:: YI'* ne< l ba,tha, dn.pt!a. irroundl. lhl-IMU Irvine • SJ.1.950. rtW. 675 <::::::! ~ CORO LOCA Pt.US CW !Ml nn. Bs. PLl ..,,_ "" Oce.n . R. C. Ml& Via "' l:arty / bf,I, J \/If'""• • lot, not ~.000. • tnii. Ow Farm Like livin • riilbt t Pint !I"! "' ... lllfl1Uy ' m.2010. l BR. fr -~ !_u!'!_lnr, Lido 11 CONTE~ petio. tr 673--7669, ~SES..fOll SAL!_ port :a..ch 1200 HOUSH FOR SALE Lido Isle 13S 1 , OPEN DAILY v;c1nt s Br.-J~ II. BUYS Of THE WB ' I UDO NOH.D CHARMER 2 pretll&e Back Ba.y home. Bedrooms. ~11. 2 baths. S4-f • trade • IH.111· ldeal 2nd home on choke fil •·ra~ Sl. NB comer lot $05,000. . Welh·McCardle -· -- Realton CM. 1810 Neowpon Blvd. S4UT1J S48·m9 OWNER leaving country and anxioul to tell. 3 BR., 21,t Ba, Fam Rm. Ii Dln Rm. In HARBOR ffiGHLA.NDS. King aiud Muter BR. Un· uaual amount ol aapboard Ii closet ape, Prioed for quick aale at 132.950. %112 O\iver Dr tracing Irvine) NB &46-8650 ~ TRADE lcNt for Home 4 BEDROOM HOME featw- lne • .eparate "mother·tn· law" aulte. Huge PQtlo with room toe pOOl. Lovely conier ltr&bl aettlng, $.59.960 LIDO REAL TY INC. 3400 Via Udo, NB ORlole 3-3830 Lido iaie~ ~ HOUSES FOR SALE HYntington S..ch 1400 $50 NQ other costa GI. 3 BR film rm 1~ bath&, bt'Untl new carpet, block fence . $20 ,j()(). Open evefi. I RASH EAR REALTY 847·8Sll Don't Call Us1 unless you want to sell that Hoose or Unlta. We guaran- tee action! Th• Brennan Co. 847-9658 530-Wlil BY ownr: 4 BR. 2 BA, $2500 dwn to exstng FHA at J1Z7 monttily. will ca rry 1 aec· ond. 897-9610. us. 'TWNHSE 4 BR. 11;BA. PVT PATIO, REC ARl::A, f11A APPR. 673-5782. fl/~pon or CdM area. 2800 sq. It. or mo~ lno leue- ht11d 1. Have • It, twin die- sci yacht, Ideal for otf abore crulaing er livinii abo&t'd. Call owner 673·2160 or 646-4748. P. A.. PA.l.M..ICR. 1NC. "'l11 \'la Udo. OR ~711~ L1guna 8Hch WATERFRONT dplx, Udo 1705 Corona del Mar 1250 HONEYMOON BEACH OOITAGE Cozy cha.rm for f.irat time hollleownera or IOVinit couple in their eoklen y1·1rs. Snai;iled 111to blll&ide hideaway with 1pace & pn· vacy & a IOlid lnvestmenl 100~ Lifetime wool c~t. ing & Sl .500 o( custom drap- 1 nr. built·in&. railed hearth lareplacr. open bell.m ceU· 1n1ra. lt~i'f everywbett with OC'ean view through Nltic pine brandlee. Own- ,.r will help tin~ with ~.soo lntt.ial bwl!lltmf!llt· ti7S-31n. ~n eves. CORONA DEL MAR OFFICE 675-3tn WHY BEST BUY! Btca~ 11'1 priced to eeU• It's bright A cheerfW A one yell" ~ Tour bedrooml, :! bat.ha, elrpnt carpeU le dl'll~. euy maintenance groond1, with a Tlew Of °'4' mounta1111 le Back Bay. Irvine Collep •PK'ial at $34,000. Dafl't delay, call now. 675-31TI. ~n eves. CORONA DEL MAR OFFICE 675-lln ----lOCATION-VllW PLUS C\Jatom·Blt. 2 Bd. IE>.· In l'IT\. ronv. to 3ld brt 2 Ba. PLUS Income: 2 bd. wp. 1141(.' 671,· lol Ne a r Ocean ••. R. c. G~et, ~altor 3416 Via Udu OR ~9300 lal. Can be small home. May trade. $.18.SOO. 646·1456. Puerta Vallarta Huntlntton ... ch 1400 -..., _____ .--.. •••••••••••• UPSTAIRS DEN or study, off IUndeck aM 2 bedrooms. 23' Master Bed· room on ~ floor with bit-in Dresai1111: Rooqi and marbl.e trimmed betfiroom. Covettd patio; eprink.Jer.s. l..arie tile entry FHA (I na.ndng. llCltii;ACIYIC SHORES • rr F RE.ALTY 20llOO 'Beuh Bl.. H.B. l..E 6·8894 1*101 Beach Bl., H.a. 347"35116 •••••••••••• K BUY OF THE WEEK Hard to find vacant 4 br, hardwood floors. heavy &hake "'°'· (rpk., blt-ln11, 2 ba, newly painted inside & out. dble. 1arare, blJt fenr- ed yard. Aalw\i Sl9.9JO. f1iA. GI • 90 DAY VET TERMS. KA TELLA REAL TY 11081 8"ch Blvd. (Ju.It So. of Warner) 847~ Aft. 7 p.m. 339-019l SEE THIS l..ovt!ly home today! l Br. I ~ b&., Located on utra large lot, surrounded bv fruit trees. OOM to 8Ctlooi. & lhopis. $500 dn. under new FHA. GI bW. F.P. $17.000. • ill 147-1266 -.-..,, 1-11-~ !.!..! • Live in ll«Ure lncome in n troplcel parediae! An ar- ~ oltera income prop- erty Of 3 pado type homes 2 bloc:b to beach, new, and ~ furniahed. Income S50 prr day ttr\I Nov to A4Jnl Sf'I!• 110n· Owner will trade for Southern Calif a!'ree.11:e or oc'l'an front. 1:19.500. :'.·• owner11 11~nt. !? .e::;. M ... bl}~ r}' L ~ F«at Av~ (.'n4) CM-7511 $67,sOO":EfnttaJ.d Bay 4 br. 3 ba. tam. rm. S~.500 • 3 Br , 2 ba, drn. garden. $118,IXXl • Clioice oce111 front 3 units plua guest Apt. PEG AU.EN ,REALTOR 1Cll6 N. Cout Hwy 494-7578 Artl1tiC:-F1nt11tfc R·2. 2 Bdrm home + 1tudio + VACANT LAND for 2 mo~ unlt11, exc Joe & tt>.tms totaJ S3UOO. LAGUNA ENTERPRISES 107:> No. Cout Hwy 4S<N577 Chuming Norm.ndy Farm Style 2 Br, 2 Ba, Bit.- In bkfrt' bu, ~t~. retttg. range, garb 1spl, $:.!4,000 • $1.500 dn pm : MlSSJON IU.TY 494-0731 EMERAL.D BAY, deUl[htlul 1 Bdrm home, dlnmg rm, I 'it bathe, level yard, ocean V1ew • $43.500. Tunier Auodat.ea Loui.e 'rut'Mr, ~altor 68:1 N. Cout 81. 494-1177 IC cNfAL~ Houaea f'urnished J Tue.sd.ty, Stpttmbtr 28. 1965 RENTALS DAIL V PILOT /Newi-Prm 2 J ---=--'?';NTALS HouM• Fur"i1hed RENTALS HouMt Unfurnished RENTALS Apts. FYrnlthed Apt1. Furnithed RE NTALS Apt1. FYrni1hed Newport Shore• 2220 Ca.te Meta 3100 Co1t1 Meta 4100 NewpOrt IMch 4200 81lbo1 000 Ch1rmlng Cape Cod * fl/rxt t.o Balboa Bay ClulJ. 3 BORMS. 2 b111l11, new dra.Pt'•. ahutlt'l-s, cllrpt.'C.Jni:. Immediate possei1S11.1n S19.i I mo. C.oata & Wa llac-e, 1ral· Holiday Pl1u Aptt. turs, S46-4141. One Bedroom Apt overlook· j ~trpi. to lge Pvt • Beach• Pvt • Con1mumty. Nt•wly nee & furn! 4-8r/2'ilt·Ba. 3 • car gar • W11hr • dryer, Dllbwr. ~ mo/ Avail to June JO. 64'.l-3803. 3 BR. 2 car giu·agc. ciul· in& PoOI. Carport It cxtrtt dren ok 2ll3 Nat1uocJ. private parkln&. 962-3794' or 548--4~90 642·5858 (2131 HO ~7 2 BR unturn, gw ag1'. lnrd yard, 2 cbildreo, no pets. ~. 916 w. Uth. 646·4913. St85 Lovely :i Br, 2 bath. 1 BDRM apt 1111 tle.c kit, gar, blt·lns, 211 Prospect patio, pool, Slt:. util incl. Sl. 642-3076 UKll Wblttier, c~. Balboa 2300 E-STDE 2 bdrm, ftr<'pl, heam ------ce1.liJl&I, fenced jd pauv, ~ BORM yrly, 412 Harding, Adults. $118· 673-76::~. • l child $10 -r utll. No pews. CLEAN! PVT! ·I hr, 2 ba. Kl 7·3451, 6:30 pm. Jge lot! Gardenl'1 1111;1. fl15 Mr. Lar1<>n, ag1 LI 8·7711. YRLY $90, 4 rms, rarage . nr ferry landing, overlooks bay! OR 3-3417 alter 6. Mesa Verde 3110 1!165 Pomona Avl'. Costa Meta Nr City HaU & 19th St· FURNISHED A1>TS. e Large Ill Bedroom e Dispoaall • Bara e EnclolM!d Carport• e Extr!l Large Closets e Laundry Facilities • Walk to Harbor Bua e Walk to Dntown Shops NO LEASE $95 mo. Kl ;roo16 546-J@J 3 BR, l ~ be. b~·m.~. cptJ. * Sunny Acrn • B1y lal1nd1 2350 drps, l650 IQ ~ l1;t rov 2376 Newport Blvd. I $11>C 1~01 B k $17.50 -$70 Up CllAR'.'tilNG Cape Cod 2 ~11~2090'.' mo. '"' a er. e Single & 1 Bed.uc.m story 4 bdrm. 'I. baths 1or --• All utlll11es Free more i1 neededJ. Winter --e Phone ~erv. e Pool ind. *N•w lach Af** • $125 monthly e !''um. with cpta. e Pool • Maid letv· • Incl aar & :.totage. • West N.B. 1 blk to ocean itO Cedar N • .B. 5-&3-7451 Ocean front $150 per mo-2 Br near Storei. See manaiier· 2008 W. Ocean Froot, Upper. MOTEL WINTER RATES DAILY /WKl. YI MONTHLY J • Bue TO BEACH! 62al W. COAST HWY. 642·3750 1 BR SUMY upsta.ira Apls. Newport Shorea $8.5 Ind ul1ls, i;:a1" Winter or yrly. OR 3-4140 daya or evet 646-2380. WINTER: BeauWW Ocean front furn apt; 1, '.! or J bedrooms $150 up. Key at 450.1 Sea&bore Or. NO l.J033. rental. No pets. 675·5267 Newport hich 3200 e Maid service & tv avail. 213·SY 5·9637. PANORAMIC BAY V1EW • 548-9755 1 BR, '1' blk ocean, util pd, · 3 Br, 2 Ba, aep dining room. $70 yrty. W\nt-er· Z BR, pr, Lido Isle '351 S350 >TIY· BEACON BAY 4 1 BEDROOM ~ blk ocean. utll pd, $100 B 3 Ba. · ? to Furnilhed • $100 mo. 67'3·2704 2 BR. 2 ba, frplc, FA beat. r, ' SJ)ftc1ous ~ s ry dbl gar. Winter nntaJ. 220 home nr prtv beach $325 m,.. Also OCEANFRONT ... WINTER Via Eboli. 67:r.5.176. Ruth Pardoll. Realtor 1 BDfL\i UNFURN • $75 3 BR lower, 2 ba, blt·lns, 1600 Westdiff Or. 642.j201) Harbor Townhouse newly d1•c, mo + util. OCEANFRONT t It 'l bdrn1 furnl11hl'd. s uo 9.tld S120 Children OK Wanter Rental 642-2020 BAY. Front • winter or yrly. Large 2 br. •P'· Wonderful view, uUUuea p&ld. Private beach, garage. Anllable now to July lst. S145 mo. 1014 E. Balboa Bl. 673·2760. ENJOY ocean front living new 3 It 4 Bdrms, carpets. drapes, dishwasher. washer/ dryer. 673·472.4. 673-3910. S80 <util mcl i STUD IO APT. nr bay It ocean, cleen! Ideal tor one. 673:8133. lido late 4351 BAY FRONT · Vlrw '.! bdrm , '1 baths, bcau.utully fur· nis:taed. All<> 1 bdrm w/ View Un· tum Both yearly. OR 3-3345. IA~Y=F.,,....RO-=--N--T---- APARTMENTS Beautllute ~lew! Now avail- able. SllS-$175. 646· 14.56 2 BR, trplc, blt111, sundeck, utll pd, $15(). 107 Via f"k>r- ence. ~ evea. 3 BR. 2 ba, furnished. Win· 7311 Seashore. 642-3812. ter $275. Call Owner at 421 KINGS ROAD 'l:l17 Harbor Blvd .. C.M. Bilbo. Island 612·50Ci0 01• G73-5017 I 2 hr ~lew borne. ~:!30 rno. , Mana11er, Apt A·l 1 & 2 Bd1ma. View· 1tep to 4355 -· ---=-1 342-2953 Momrn~ -BAY APARTMENTS bay & ()('l'\n. $95 Ir fl05. 8.alboa l1land 2355 EASTBLUFT J. ~ & 5 br. 423 w. Ba,y, C.M.. utU paid 642·4391 VIEW. Nr Bay: J BR & !am rm or 4 BR. 3 be. elet' k1trh 1>at.io, BBQ. 539-11964 -• . --:·-·· -9 month4 extendablc lrase.1 1 ' 2 BR, fUl1l or Unfurn -W!NTER/ NR • OCEAN' WINTER RE~TAL Bluffs Realty, 673-8611. l BR furn, W/W cpl•. $$ . UP '1 & 3 BR. I ~ 3 br. S13.5 month • -~---drp blt·t.na btdlpool l\o OR ~1784 Hunt ngton hach 2M Amethyst 675-0024 Newport Shores 3220 pei:· allowed'. SH A~t (. DELUXl::-{-:·er/_2_·_& 1 BDRM A.pt. near town YEARLY. anractive 4 br. 2 1WO • STORY. 4 BR, 21... Mgr, 646-42*> Sptit level 1p1 rof unlum1 ALM> pnvate room with bta. nr bu.ch, $265 mo. incl bath dl'pS 00 EASTSIDE • C.M. AU. blt.na. 642-M!li. bath. m stti. H.B. utlL,. 673-3285. • cpt», ' epec at 1 BEDROOM 1toraie. tundeclc. yearly l Br F'um & Unturn be.Ian· • e tr 3 BEDROOM * leue. 642-167'1. t'e<i pwr Apt.a. Alao 1 A 2 Near pier. $85 mo. S1SO MO... FROM SEPT. L5 Br f'urn Apt.I. Leue. 1..fic 100 23rd Street TO JUNE 15. !">t6-3463. Bick 81y 3240 hMted swimmlnr PoOI· ii,, BL. ooean, 1 br dup. " WINTER RENTAL 646'""664 &ar• Gu , water pd. No 4 BR howse $150 mo. NR • NEW! 5 • br/ 3 • ba. child. S90 mo. yr ly. 548-2152. 119 MARINE AVE. $300. Cpta/ Orp&/ Bltns/ 1 BR lndscl. lncd, pvt. Also l BDRM !um front duplex, uE NTALS o.l\WT. 548-2558 or 546-6846.1 'l br unlurn boute. Adulta NB d " only. $8.5. 972·A w. 17th. praae, 1 blX ttom ty l'iou .. s Unfurniahed Corona del ~r 3250 646-5585, 5411-6954. • hall, SlOO 673-536'2. L•2un1 Bffch 4705 • 1,.c, Block to be1ch I He~ pool. Maid Mrv. Bu serv to CM. 10 min to OCC UC!. 1 & 2 br. tum , unfurn Badi'I apts. rooms, from ~shared. 98S N. Cout Hwy J...aauna Beach 494-!iZ) I G9Mnl 3000 C.D.M. RENTALS 2 BDRM-POOL NEW. 1 t,., Baths, pr1v pa1ao. f'OR lt>ase: 3 BR, 1~ ba. CLEAN 1 bdrm, pr1v patio, ,.,.;w cpl, bllna, trplc. drpe, i gu & wat.er paid. $80 per Duplu Furn. dncd. waler pd, $165. mo, 673·H.21. 4to0 AP'l'S. • HOUSES · ALL PRJCE RANGES · FURN UNFURN. Ivan Erhardt. Rllr. mo AR~O 673·7560 536-741~ an 6. 1 BLK to ooean. lnunac. 2 * 1 130R~ FURN APT. BR upstai", •undeck. 1140 util paid ucc-pt llirhta. yearly. 642·3443. Adult!. 1992 Harbor Blvd. NEWLY_d_ecora--ted--1-Bdr-· -m $82.50 mo. :>4&-4761 apt. Centrally loc-$95, incl , ' DELUXE 2 bdrm duplu. 11 batha, c~. drapes, wash- er-dryer In kitchen. dbl carporu. Bua 673-T.J50. Ru 5411-1328. PHONE 67~ LUXURY UvinQ • two VleWI 3 doors to 81& Corona Beach. 3 BR • d~ or 4 BR· l Ba. Immediate occupancy- f..!50. 673-2637. By Wffk or Month ulill. OR 3·446&. FRONT. 2 BR. pr, clean . Cost• Meaa 3100 LEASE 4 Bedroom plus Family room * 2 BR (prefe apt), cpts for lease and has renced Yard. t ~me patio and lo· & drpe, den, trpk, $125. 2 Bedrooms -util pa.id. t.169 M&ple St. 64.2·3(X;O -BACH 1 BR $85 UP Furn • 2131 Elden • Adults 1 blk Npt Blvd. 642-0f>i!d ....... f 675-1814 OT 673-GJOO l'aled on cu -<le·aac stn"\!t LGE 2 br, clean, quiet, dole in nice neighborhood. SlliS Balboa 3300 to aboppinii. 111 duplex. per mooth tlr'lt I: lai.1 ------adults, $1<l'> leue. 56-2966 month tn advance plua $50 P ENINSULA J bdrrn, fam evu. d eaning deposit. Coate!! & nn. carpeted, stove. refrig, __ 2_8_r-.-.-,-11-5-Mo-.-- Wallace, R.ealton, 546-4141 ctlshwuher, wa.sher, dryer. Nr Hubor Shop Cntr N• l't ... ff encl patio. Quiet st. Le~ 59' Joann St. 646-7136 ICI £-vunn: ' oase thru summer to Ses>t 1. ~ mo.. gardeMr inc.I-:-Jo QUIET deluu 2 bdrm. t>Mm e AT OCEAN! $65 to $150 quiet, re.la, adults, nr Lak AL.so: S~ • yrty or Sl75· Park ~1 dt 6. Wllum. 675·3169. STEPS to ocean, view, new 2 BDRM tum, quiet location. Yearly. Adulll, no pets. 21.5 32nd St, N.B. ADULTS, $75 Ii UP 1829 W. BALBOA Blvd. Newp0rt HfJh. 4210 NPT HGTs. 1 br triplex, tum, pool, util pd. $100 rQO. 3226 O ay St. 541-73:25. 2 br, 1V, blt·ma. carpets . util pd. M2-3913. RtNTALS Apts.U~ General 7'-SOOO APTS ·Am 1 & l Bdnn. tmn $&;, f'urn It Untlan Eutal~ · Westside Ollldren OK <cN I ALS Apts. Unfurnl&Md c OSTA MESA 5100 $89 ~t· '.! bdrm. carptls. drap-L t a. tll:(:t blt·Ull, pvt i&ra&• Harbor Estates Apts •. 3000 Royal Palm Drive t l blk West of Harbor, corner ol Be.1rer l · 0 Holid1y Pl11.a Apta. ne bedroom apartment overlonkini pool. Carport and ext.ra pnv.te partdna. 642-5851 I 965 Pomona Av. COila Met!\ Near Cily Hall & 19th Stttet • 3 BR. newly dee, fencrrl patio. drpe. 'l chUd . 3 blk.~ lo ahopprng. l blk to IC'bool , 646·:>841. NEW lg 2 SR. ~I. dpa. b/ ins, d.apl, wuh/ dry, pr. wa pd., E lBth. .54&-JSJ() or 5434601. LOVELY J Bdrm duplex, cpta, drpe, bltn1, JIU', patio . $111 mo. 641F V\dOr\a. <>r Kl 9-J7'53. 1 BDRM partl)' turn bouae. f'enced yard. Adults. J79 nl!l Westminster Pl 54()-1.588. mo. 3 sr:-2 htt, blun;:-drps. New delwc area, 4 min OCC', '1 to sh~ &c riool w/~. 1046 El Ca.mlM 546·7331 . SPACIOUS 2 Br, 11~ bath~ pr1v1t.e p • t i o, immar . Shopping 2 blocks. Adul~11 on1,y. 276 A E:. 16th Pl., CM. 2 BR. Apt. Gart>a&w dW:: poal. nev IC!bool1. 7196D, Placenti1. 54H484. 2 BEDROOMS, 1 bath, bullt- lns. Newly dC'OOtated· Alter 6 pm. 646·1256. Sl20 MO. 2 BR 2 ba, pvt. patio, cpl/ drpe, bit • Int. l85 Osle MM'907, fU-6.W. SlOC MO. util lncl. 1 br, cpts. drps, patio, bltina. 124 Vir- ginia Pl. Ll 1-1655. NewDOrt Beech ~ Q BP..AND NfW 5200 ! "81 ·A Pla.cft\tia. N B. I BR Bala.nctd f'otlret" a~. Cpt. dps. f'urn. ' \IDfum . Adulta. SlOO U1> 64&«n3 SuperlatiYe $200 to $250 " pe11. n.c: • e&M. ·u"-fenced vard.~kin•n t>J<. Daf pl 673 ...... , Ct"illng. petlo, adultt, 1974 CLEAN! 1 • 2 Bdrm. Bltns, Beamed ~llinira. From $90. 2421 E 16th St. 646• lJOl . r Studio cpllt l~'ftl ~f 2 bdrm. 3 bdrm, 21ft baths. f1replaoe, pn petJo, beatrJ pools, d~uxe ftaturu &; bit Ins. Close 1n; Ea . Walla~. CM. ., For Steal 17931 Beach Blvd. ' 11.s G•n•,.ra_1 __ $1 20 month I Lido lite 335 I SPACIOUS 2 br $125, tncl 2000 CHAS. C. MARTIN --I util~ Child ok. 2Z77 Maple, REALTOR REAL sharp 3 Br. 2 bath 548-5913. Sl25 CNCL util, beam cell'a . trpk. LG " UNUSUAL 1 BR. 613-2885 aft 6. Stt It recetve into on av,. 150 different apt.s at Placentia & Stial1mar. 796 Shalimar, Apt J Entbluff Aplrtmenh m DomlJ'llO Drive. N,B. Early Amencana at it'• bell, 3 Br, l M, puul, view. 1undeck, l&e levcl lot. oot leatehoJd. Reduced ~.<m. J47.S00 f /P plu1 tx- tl'Ha. 0wMT ._ 673-'fe53 EXCLUSIVE RESIDENTIAL ARE.A Cl1>1e to downtown ' 1ehoola. 4 m, 24ltl4 family room, lHna, 111.( baths. Farmhouse Styl• Hurry on one. Like llvinl[ In the mount&inaT R. D. S , lealty • rlibl in Corona del Mar. 17'lS2 Beach Blvd., H.B. Pine trees, ~M v1ew, 3 VI 7-3519. Eves. 536-3458 Br + hobby house, fine tamlly home. Owner/ Bkr. GORGEOUS m.2010. GOLDIN WIST l BR, frplc, nwly dee, R·7. On oorner Ind Mar l<'hool ownr n!Ckd to S'Z9.700. 6<Xi ~nd park. Huge covered JM· Juml.ne, gn.2957 lio •nd lmmacuate inll'r1or --·-witb wau to wall and dnp- Lldo lale 1351 es. Owner la a.aiQooa and ··--l.M pri~ la ri&'ht . C'ONTEM 3 BR, l ba, atrada .. ~LA RUE R petlo. lmm1cul1te! $43,!IOO. ....-EALTY 673--7669, tZlJl 935"521.l col. IT971 Beech • ) LEOAL NOTICE NO lie, no deposit. SO yrds yearly s:m mon1h. 1----..... ----- to bay, a ~al honeymoon t!l<J9 Harbor CM LI 8·11!1a UDO RE.ALTY. INC. New Ba.1..·11elor Apta. Maid service. $130 month. cott~l'· Delight1ully fl.Im. lh Month FREE Rent OR W830 OR :i-435.1 Lightfoot ~alty, 642--0.151 $149.SO mo. Phone 67;-5240. t hlk 10 new Elta.ncia HI & 3 BR. 2 ba. unfurn, winter .. -00 ,., hlk to E'Jsn. achoo!. $2'.!5, yrly $275. Owner at LARGE. SUNNY 1 BR Apt. Cetta Mesa -~-· 21 2 ~ BR how!e & pr New· 642-5050 or 673·5017 in dupl~-~~tl. $80. Newpon Stt.ret 4220 '1 • BR /UP1'ER DUPLEX UTll .. • PO! $140 • MO. &G'1C5 COSTA MESA ~ti(T Addreas . . . Economy Renta MARTINIQUE GARDENS .5100 LOOKING f'OR PRIV A.CT? ly palnled, dean thruout. Hard to find. cute 2 br hie. llnl sq ft. Up lo 3 child~. Huntington leach ~ UNIQUI quiet pvt. maple Westcllff 0 Becbelors turn 4230 From Sll l Bdrm ., . • • .. . From Slll> Will rtftt furn or unfUm. Wateritruh pd, Mr. Ed· Adulta only. 118 Albert Pl. wards • mRT· 646-j637. ~~ C:V: .. ~~1 • 2278 Irvine University !urn. Lie br, utll, pool, ---~---- NJ.;WLY DECOR. 2 lxlrm laundry, Sll5. 170 ~I Mar. •DESIRABLE Small Homr Townhouse. Lovt'ly carpets, HOUSE Ira.lier. Oeen, nt!" Patio. t re e 1, coavmle'llt & drapes. Reing., wuher, rum . new tilt" Quiel lot· 1 _ shop'ii. lmmac! 6734170 dryPr, ran&e. oven, Beaut. Suil for -i. ~3663 AREA, 3 br, 2 bath. flre· gardens. Private pefio. 2•~ ---------2200 Coron• del Mu 42.SO 2 Bdrm ........ f'tom $125 J Bdrm ... 2 Bath f'rom S150 Carpl'ts-Orapn-{;a rage Bit-in Oven A Ranae Dlrltlnct1ve new Bay Vte•" Carden Apt•. w/pv\ p&UO, crpv drps, blt·lnt, 2 car 1.>1..r R.ec center .,;poot. 1 BR frotn I~ • 2 BR. l ba trom SD).~ We1tcllff ., Deluxe 2 bdrm. wlw carpets, dra~a. llrepl, Ii; dlnln~ &Tu Bit In kit w l dl:lh· w11~her Walk to lhopa. $Jl:> mo. Call M. Plnover. 646--0TJS. -----OO::AN l block! Luxury Newport Beach ----------UDO ISLE • Olttmin&, funli&hed, l BR home, patio. $175 per month. BEACON BAY -Deluxe 4 BR 3 bath borne, prtv1te beach. J400 yearly. EXQUISITE BAY FRONT ·Pier for bOftt. Elegantly furnished. fr50 per month. place-Sl60 month. Bill Mllea to bead\. Only $1'.f> j NI:.:/\ T. clean wlprage. mo. Dick EWrir. RJty. Back Bay arta. Only $85. Hendricks Rea.I FAtate, ~-2421. 280 Ori Mar. 213 Gr: 1·9568. 646.o261 -Eves. 545-1847 ~-~ .. ..:. . . . . 3 Pools . Gracious Uvinii . . . Park-like Surroundinp 18th It Santa Ana, C.M. I ON 'l Br, Ii bar. bit · ma. I stora~ galof't, cpU, drps, NEW Surfaide Houte: 1 BR . 1 & 2 BR . ._..1w cpts. drpa. 'h Month FREE Rent wl•· crpt, eltt ktcnn. pa· Adults. no pets, 2450 Ntw- Lg cleM 2 BR. Garage. yd. tio. iwim PoOI. cts ~ bdl. port Blvd, CM, 646-4036 D<-Strable loe11tlon. S90 mo. avail Oct. Sl.25. f'ul'll for -ALL UTIL PO! l BR Walr.r trash pd. Mr. Tal· IMae tenant SJIM933. ! Adults, SSO. Blg Trees! '23.'ll luto mgT. 2:r.? D Cecil Pl · 3BR-homc-. -block -wttll !::Iden. 646-ll:il- C.M lentt. trplc. w/w cptd liv \ ~Ulil pd' l -man:-No 111 Month R•nt FREE nn & bdrms. hll • 1rus. $140 iwis. Quiel, Nr • Bark Bay. Ruth Pardoll. Realtor 1605 WestcllU Drive. 642·5:l00 Li: 2 BR noose. Geraae. Uo 7662 Qu~bec Dr. 347·3461. :'!'15·051 ah 7 -IJITI lo 3 chlldrt'n· Water/trnsh 5 BR. walk to tchla Ii ahpng CLEAN hac~1:-2 Br. 2-ba. * DENTALS * ...,. Yard $8S mo. Elden St. tl' c"' ,._ -.a•-· pd d 1 I\ '"' en • ""' "'I"'• .. """ . t•oovenient loc, pcx>I. A u ts, • AP'TS-HOMES-CUMM'L Donald Oyat.es. mgr. 548-0141! Sl7S. 19571 Waterbury Ln. f'!'Om SOO. 548-2407 CLEAN 2 br, on tae lot, car-Glenmar. 842·llit9. CU:AN,q ui<'I. uncrowded J • N~ Area 11 C.M. 8gc. $120. l383 Orange. 2 ~BR HOUSES m.$100 )46 "'~0 e FURN • UNFURN hr in c~·"'. $95. 281 Del hr, S~1 incl utll. : ·;J,J.>O. UDO REAL'IY, INC. """'' 54 3997 2207 Florida. H.B. UR 3-U OR ~353 ~ar:_ 646"8124· 9-· m-2719 or 541~1 Newport 8e1ch -1 .. Y$HORES_*_ ~ BR home. Ideal for e lder· ~ LEASE· 4 RR-:-2 BA. <:l'fll .. 200 * ~ I ly couple. Hdwd fioor1. drap!"S. lmc•l'd, t157l tn()fllh· Live In 1tyle; Private com· frplac, cpta, dcps, dbl gar-ly !19'Hl610 m~. munlty; Beach, boat rack. q e, nr shoP'i · S48·2'720. . 4 sn. 2 ha. 4 yrl'Otd. r vi mooring, prdener incl, 4 NEWLY dee. 2 Bdrm• toe br,..:.~3) bGa.R: !285_,_.,,,~P. t1.J1~e. kitchen, gar, &. le~ yd. bcuch comm l rnJ to OCCdl1 ,..., ..: ",...., co ""'' Nr sch. • mkts $90 call aft Ref. req. JlTS. 5SIT20 BAYTRONT with approx)--5, LI g.171~. 3 BR. 2 bY, cpl.a, drpg. Sl40 matf!ly I)' bo&t allp. • tJd. -------,.--:--mo. Key al 5172 Skylark Dr 2 BDRM, car. fenced, or an ......... ,.,.. -"""" rm.a, 3~ batha, convmtble ..,...., '" °""""""" Harbor ahope. $100. Wattr playroonu, winter, $450 per paid. Redec! 546-00S2. mo. LIDO REALTY. tNC-O tEAPEST RENT! OR 3-SUl OR 5-43.'13 MUST RENT TH.IS WEEl< N!AR OCEAN 4 br. 2 bit. S49-3600 1 BIO<'i< from the t.ach sK1-2 Br. ll('ar bus. mkti;, Carpellnc. garaee. 2 Bd· ~. <111ldrtn, pet.1 wel· mui. 1100 mo. <'Omf· 64&-~T or 544-4386. ~ or LI MS24 3 BR, 2 b(l. l'i« h!lna, ram 'l BDllM lum home. Fenced ml. frpk, f""'1 yd, MMll yd. M0.00 IWinttr) 611 W, Verde, tt~. 6TMSl()T Ba.Ibo&, N.wport. Allo de· 3 BR. 2 ha, fam rm. trpk-. lwct 2 bdrm tum apt. near ttlt.na. w..lk to P•nneY•. J<, 8-1· c.Jl Tft l .. t. Mllr1, nM mo. 6734967 ~ MO, 2 Br Adulla i.ly 4 BDRM, '2 blth. bit-I na . va· ti.I trttl St. N,B. Call f'UJ. cant. $18.$. ' lerton IA 5-TW. 641•2766 3 BDRM, 2 bl&h, ilnc:tld SMALL. Un.mac. ~. M·l yant. dl>l rar. 1115 wtnter. ~,,... mfr"' b\11. o.y, 5300 JUYft' A~, I0-"'8. 646-~. llV9I ~UIJ.. NEWPOJlT IHOft.£8, tum 2 $15 V1cW Oct. 7. 2 Bil, br i., ~. blMM, &le 1anp, bx! ,c. 313 op pr, ~. INear lfth). LI ~. eiAcH HOOSi $135 MO. $75 LOE 2 Br. Unit C, no W\ni«, 3 BR. !OT Rlatlland. 111911. 1<.f')' at Untt B. 2641 N.S. Ml HlS9 Eide\. CM. 1~ ~Olllt 1'11 Ir. t l:X"-"'1 •·uean ~-w111 n.- -*'11 ..... '*' 1&1411" ......... tllllelM• ...., ... .... • .,...llh)'-~lNll 141>11 .... , o4tll ..... , wllh a UAILY t'll.O'l' WA.HI £J>I MWl1I ,_ ..... .., ' . L19un1 S.ach 3705 LAGUNA NIGUIL :1 Hit :1 bntha Oil l&r~t g,ilt rourw U·lot. <'rpq. dJ"PI>. l11ndsca.plni· tlOO mo- tlt2·J.'>19 L..AGUNTNfm;n.; ~-8Ron ta snit courn view lot. S225 Ind lndaq) mall\I. 642~1!) HN I AL~ Apt.. FurnhM4 --· ---·~· .................. ~ General 4000 BAHIA MAR m Wmt 19th SL, c .M. DELUXE 1 A 2 Bt ru~ It UNfUR.N HEATED POOL • PuUlna a ..... r a 11 1 a n t tint . 1r11Jhc'r drytr f1cllltlu · Clf'POfU etc. Pr1c.ct from ms . mo. S.-. Ml". Apt. 4 Ml~l NO LiASf."""t-BR. Bf.twrt-1'1 the 'Ocfoan It !ht SQ. m ..... k. 9e E Bel* BlYd· l1WM). ' ., loom• . suit ••. ipt• ~1·wpor1 Bay Ill Brldi•' 10 Lado 1811' J'.I()' ton·h ll11h1f'd ~undeck 2 Pools • U1ils · pllone . TV • linens • maid ~rv Walk to 500(11. theatre, reslaurants. bu~ line. ROOMS rROM Sl:.14 MO. 1 Rdrm • l<ttch Apt h't1111 $149 mo. ~ ~ii 111 • 'J a ... IUth• from S.17.1 l,1rlo Sho"'' • Hutel Manna ti\1 Uclo P11rk Dr ~ B. 6~3·8802 Goo. Tur ktr, Mgr. -------BACHEl..OR 11pta. on the BIQi. En-rythlnc rum 1nc.-1. linen.a It dilhu, maid eerv, lwitchb'd, 'f'V. Util pd, swimmtna PoOI. S\5'0 mo up. Ken NU"" VIila Marina IO'Jl ~Id~ Or. Npt Bch 2 BR exlrl I~ unlll for 9 mo Winter la, n· ta t.1ch. wry reaa U "'' avail 813464& er 213·• 7331 OCEANl'RON'f dllpl.-• 3 BR. 2 ti.. MW qq. 8Ht _... Slft mo WllMr. OR.~ e ROOMYa-..tBtA dMI nr ~· SllO inti utll & pra19. '42-5613 .-N~'Vt t:n 3 BR, 1 be. --; ms WINTER !\t t"7tl:i or 642-33111 --........ .,~ ... .......... .....,. SEPAUTE FAMILY SECTIONS 1 Bluck f'rom Schools Sp11c1ous I .l 2 bdrm aptf Near U uf C Irvine t'ireplru:ea. blt·ins. cpl&, drpe. Pvt l8n8IS. 3 Poola • Slluflleboard &46·-f>Ot.2 646-4233 VILLA WEST Spacious 2 Br. 2 Ba Furn -Unfurn Pr1v pal1t)S, Pool. Pu11111g Green $1211 up adults only 7jj w. 18th 9'. C M Cunt1nentaJ bre11da.its ev1.1 y· MESA NORTH APTS. day. Active teMIS dul.i '.! lg BR, 1 t,; ba. Jo'urnlun· Laundry rooms. I lurn. Sll.5 up. Pvt/patio Clt>5e To Bearh drps1 crpts, bll-ins 11:11r 900 Sea Laut, CdM HF.A TED PcioL l ~li Arth11.1. Ill L~1at llwyl Kr ~hops. ~rhls " O<.T ____ ti13·344.1 CHIW st'\.'llon Pf't Ul\. fT U .\' r11n1, very privat.· ·:I CooUdge/Baktr :>46·11688 llH dupltx •Ith OON.n \'IC'•' ---- r r11l'cd yard. patio. S\80 me F~ $92 . o~·· 673·7:\84; tves Ha...t....-J f~nhouse 673·00~ 'lll'Vll- OCEAN VlEW comer, like Li• 2 Br apu, built.Ina Alto priv home, 2 Br, comp/ Studio 11ph•. l ~ bath•· every dttaU. Elff, water. HEATED POOL ~ardener pd, S2'JS mo. 11dult1, no pet.a, 673·1653 22H llArbor Blvd . c .. \1 M11n11)l1•r l\pt A·l -------! BDRM. pnvatt 1unde<-k, • healed pool. close to beach. • ahoein~. sru ~r mo. inl'I ulil$. 431"'11 DahUa, 813·6&.>l. m-Hri. • Newly Decorated 1WO l HR w, 11araac1. SI(, . '90. t'en1.~ yrtl, diapui1 .. 1, w¥er pd. 2 child. ~ San· ta Ana Ave. It 543 Bernard St. ~7-0380 CHARMING'. 2 BR. 2 BA. lllM. .aoo Ot-n, OR 3 br. Pvt • pello, ---------o.,,.. cpta, illf· Pool' Sr · OCEAN t'runt Duplu /Win· OCC A Univ trvlm• \rt'11r BACHELOR apt, llke new He.~ pool. rl~ to beach, ahdpine. SlOO per month. Incl utlli. 431·8 0.1\lla. 67Jet. m-2w. 1er ~ntal 2 . br ti. Nlettl.y of S.A. Cntry Clubl l:>lwo tum mo Incl • uuJ. Pallaacte. Rd. It Mrsa Dr. U 8-9371. ~ll'JtSM"f A AN A AV!::. BEACH COTTAGE Ape • ~ .""'b' 56-3669 Newly decGnted, util pd, t Unfvrn. tor $15 ~l'8M· 201 m St. Unfum. 1 hdroom $95 • 3 BDRM DUPLEX '* Stopan te en~. Dnpea. $110 Wtn&erl $135 Yearly w " cvpet. Carport. Cloee LI 8..f5t\ or OR ~ lo 0CC 6 UCl. ~ ""ka f...., SPACIOUS ou;iJly rent. Mgr. 54().~·-- 'l br, 'l ti.th. pra,.e. WO $13:1 Sp.Re Tl'plx 2 Br, 2 I!", mo., >"'-&ri.1· ~. blt11.~. l'l'P clrii. 2 µtoa. 41411 -· ------.---·Ford Rd. ~-0012 • M'M~~ F\J'R.N apta 1IL' up. Utll pd! - _ _ Winter or yearly. m E, 1 llDROOM APT 8-y, Lt~~ &ft ' JIM ~l flamllla\, C'. MNA \ I gar SJ75 le&R. !>U9 Riva- Ave UPPER 4 BR. 2 bath. )'9&l'tJ renta.1 S200 mo. ltfl'p9 to 1)('('8n. nt~ ' clre.n. Rltr. OR :\·9'100 N~W 3 BR. very nr beach. w1w cplS, drps, sundedc. Ulildttn welcome. SHS Win- ter: 1.180 yrty. 549--0844. 3 HO~ to beech. 2-BR. upper, crpts/ drps. aove. tefrl& It tundedc. Sll5 yrlY 114"' '2nd St. 56-0344. UPPER l · Br Duplex Slfil[ nn Ch&Ml'l. WW -cpt3/ drrs. hi fins. Adult•· lii3·49'li J Bdrmt-2 la $180 mo. OR1ole 3....SSO LIDO BAYFRONT, boat shp avail. Uffut, } Ir 3 Bdrm, Sl85 to $350. 673-3810. Ritt. Newport Hgh. 521 0 l Bft. PATIO. GARAGE DRPS. AOL'LTS, YRLY. 1805 Ha~n f>l. :>48·~. --- w .. tcliff 5230 •LOV ELY SMAL.l.. HOME• 1:\11 • in~. patio. conv 11hop'J Immaculate: 673-«!70 5240 NE\VPORT PJVIER.A Luxur1oua Townhou.e Ap1~. sm TO $195 MO. l Vl:AR LEAS~: 4 Modele Open Up lo 4 br, 3 baths, E:xclu· slve Upper Baclc Bay. Phone 64l-o:nl Coron• CS.I Mar 5250 SOUTH of Hwy 2 Br. CIJ'o pet. rlrApMI, Swedltth t\iY· pia1.'f', rww It nltBctlvt. n40. Call li7:1-1676 aftrr 4 M' Wttkt1nd, --l Br · 2 11 C"orona del Mar •1~ ~ ARMO fiT.\. 'r.!llO %Z DAILY PILOT/Nrws·Prt~i Tu,\d.ty, .Sepw"~ 28, 1965_ '- NC A~ j R N TALS \_ I REA L ESl'AT I BUS INESS and Apta. }'ntur nl1hed Apts. Unf urn l1hM ' G.Mr_•_I___ FINANCIAL ___ _ Corona del M., 5250 ltoom1 fo r Rent S995 1 Commercial • 60IS L ;:.os_t ______ 640_1 • COROLJD0 11J.PTS Penllule • t..Yela • Slvd1ot .some w/frplc. AJJ 2 BR b-tn R '0, dl.ahwubu, W·W cpt, pvl pa.llo, btd pool. U>dry l1cWtiel, prap. Newly decorated. $1.354:l00. Oilldren OK. m•3311 4102 E. Cout Hwy, CdM 1 BR. $100 mo, eo. o« hwy, 1 blk to beech! Utll pd. OR l-1'11. SlOO a.lboa a.y View 2 Br, 2 ba, dui>le.x. earpeta, drapH, N~ nu t all. $160. 67341'5 fNH, LHM Isle 5351 Sl:l WK up in furn delux hskpn; au lie• °" e cotll )\u· dent clubs. Wom"n In R P" aratt bldg! Bh1ns, rt'IT1$:. etc. Nr OCC. :?861> MendoLI. 546·7331. fl2.50 Up Wl< w/ 1<11C'hen $17.SO up. Studio ACl(.4, Ut1l· phone aerv · pool 2376 New· pon Bl\ld. 548·m5. 2~ ~ beach, $11 per w~k • up, mafd servicr, ~-8th St, Huntington Bcb. Sleeping rooms for rent year round. BaJboa Penn. $6 per mo. 673-5631 M-1 ZONI Grt'all'~t twri:111n 111 C\»la lffr. na.m~ LI Sam. 31, mo rflod d.«nnan. Pie~ ~he nlNll" I h•I 10 US 64:?·5().t!. MeSill Alxl\lt ~ l'C'r ~: rt lor ~'Oii iOO Sq n A I Penena lt 640S ul1llt1l'I · Rf-•1 lo.· .. u.-.n Cal.Stat• Fullerton R C Grt'tt, Rt-9ltl:" :-'tW<'nl "11n1' riders or car 3416 Via Lido OR J !\.'WXI • "''-.I ro csct• MWf l.O u- 1 6090 "'' <' for 10 AM class and lndu1trl•I Rent• k-8,v •t1'r 2 PM dus. Call ~''->, • to 5 pm or write :'\\lt!I Barlow. 51811 W. SHOPS FOR RENT l)\'t'M fmt. Balboa. FROM $75 A MONTtf ALt.'UHULICS A·· on Y • 1000'. 1600', 2000 . •WO nious Harbor Area. Phone ~um• leaa• low u ~c *t rt I 613·8TJ~. 24 Hour:.. Wan!h'H VIilar • 64&-3377 NICE 1leep'r • nn tor man. 660 w. 17lh ~t .• c.x. Travel 6435 Pvt · home & entr SL-- mo. 1:>13 CJranie. C.M. I SllOP w l olt.1~ M·.I Zorn-. I GOl:"<G to New York ~r --LARGE ROO~--1\pprox 25x30. Wired. p1Pf'd f'lor1da' Mature man will For employed man. No jM•1 • 3llt SI NB ts Will ro anytime. Write SERVICE DIRECTORY Haul~ 6730 MOVING anywht~ It haul· Ina-Gara:es clraned tor uaable dtac.uds· 642-:?lrl7, 531-tl82. umrr ciitllEAVY- HAUl..ING C'Li::ANUP 545·-"1:!'7 HOUMC ... n lo9 6735 WINDOW 6: \\'all Wuhina Fir. wa.xin&I Guaranteed: MITCHELL'S 531.oon . Ironing 6755 -- IRONING • REASONABLE '* 2 DA y S£RVICE * 642-sm GOOD fronin~ done 111 my bo~. $1.2S hr Brina hani:· ('fl. 646-7'175 IRONING in m) homt Sl hr. bf'ini ~ttt-i~ Shalimar JOBS & EMPLOYMENT JOBS & EMPLOYMENT JOBS & EMPLOYMENT J OBS l EMPLOYME~T ------ Job W1nttd Men & W ome n 7030 College Students AY1llable •• • tor all types ot work FULL OR PART TIME lncludln1 the followi11K: •Typists • StenoSTilpht'rt • Clerical • Filin1> clerks • Babysilling • Housework • Garoent n e Bua boya e Waltressl's e Service station att.endant~ CaJI Southern Calif. College Student Employment Help Wanted, tMn 7200 Help WentM, J ~N'I Agencies, M. W 76J)IJ Won'9n ~ -R. E. SALESMEN A I cttve 111e.1man needed now. Can ofter lull Ooor ime, libt'ral comm1uion It lead.a. Stop In It talk It avtr 491 E. 17th St. 642-3790 /( f J( lw11r•1 (}. E LECI'RONlC IUPPI)' count· l'r alKm&n. H. w. Wrllht Co. 126 Rocheattr. c. M. Apncl .. , Women 7300 "You r Local Agency Typist, atatilllcsJ • • $375 2 Ins. aecys ..•...••. · . · 3't5 Typist • recep •..• ~l50 Curue.r, atocka ..•..•• 350 Typisl' aircratt • • • • t.o 37S I R.Ef lNED U..OY hVf' 1.t1 balrpr Comp! chi or moth- erlea.a home tor Newport bwllneu man &t 3 ctuldren, 15, 13, JJ. Muat dnve. 5'2 day1, Sat a.1\ Ir SWl free. Write qe, ref1, to Mr. Twll· eiar. 2409 Tuacln, CM or calJ 642~16. LOCAL stoc:k broken.1e haa openine tor aallWlt cuh- ler. Good aa.lary, eome ac- countui& exp detl.red. Mail reewne P.O. Box 517 Corona del Mar. PRACTICAL nunt for 1 month tor new baby cue. 673-4.200 e HOUSEKEEPER • Com- pankln to elderly lad)' in Coste Meaa. 49t-tm /.llSET EMPLOYMENT AGENClES SANTA ANA :?02 w. 3rd tn•O MH4~1 CARDEN GROVE U571 Garden G~ m 4> 638-5150 * * * Med. Lab tedl ••...• $700 R.N 'a ................. 550 Searn.at.rtaaea • • • • • • to UJ c.ooka • • . • • • . . • • . • • • • • • • 4CX.I Bookkeepera . . • • • • • • to JT5 TeUera . • • • . • • . • . • • • • to 372 Export clerk .. • • • . . • t.o 362 Credit irirl •..•..•• ' • • .. • 350 Med. T'ranlcribet •.•••• 3j() Medic&! Asalatanll •••• 325 Rtttpt. Secy . . • . • • • • • • mt Trainee, Med. Ult • • • • ~ PBX • • .. • .. • • • .. • • • . to i&3 Trainee aecy ........ ' • 2*l Nurse Aides • • • • • • • . . •• 115 Saleswomen • • . . . . • • • • • • 260 BEAUT. 2 Br. tq>per . Frpl, blt·lnl, Ip d ln are1 Gar r-zs mo. R1chudaoa Rlty, "'2·3500: 61HSOO. • · I s:i.; • mo. Avail • Ort 7th hrlp dnv~ & share expena· ~g. $10 C M 548·7969. OR 3-13.17 Bo~ P·~7 Daily Pilot. BACHELUR room. not •n ,-Commercltl-Storege- Dr, Apt. 3 C~ 646·5731. . --8 am to 5 pm Kl 5·117S 111. Wlderwnter ••.. ~ up Secy, EI\i1"0 Ir • • • • • • • • • • 425 Tellera, bank .. salary open Bank &irl . . • • . . . . part time SMART sportswear a h o p needs attractive vcperil!Oc:- ed laJfJIWOCJWI. Sl!l-2810. Counter gtrla ••••.••••. 234 Houaek~ra. live in 125+ homl', µ"> mo. 2636 f . El· 20x1".! Ne .. port &:h. &t!·.>394 Auto TrensP!rt 6445 den. CM. 673·7629. Huntlnffon a..ch ~ Mov .. tn Allowance NEW l·LEVEL TRlPL.EXES 6100 CAL Stale Fullerton 6tudent Motels, Trlr. Crts. 5997 Lots \.\anla ndera or car pool to CORO!\A ~I Mar R·3, 2 CSCF. MWF' to anive for blka from Bi1> CdM Stach. 10 am cla.u and leave alter on B~utllu.I .Marguen~ '.! 1)lll rl&Sll· Call 67'5·4245. (Some Studloe) MOTEL room: parking. Dally Rrvice. $30. Kon Tilo, Z2<X> Harbor Bl \Id. CM. 14 2 BR.. ~ 2 bet.ha, Cptl d.rpa, POOI... putdq course, la bled yvdl, chlldren'• Ave. $35,000. 673~1 . 4 to 5 pm or write to Noel ---· ---~ Barlow, 518"' w. Ocean M isc. Rentals S999 CORONA de! Mar, R·2· 36' Fr11l. Balboa. Fee Simple lot. Nice bey --------==-==-==-==-.,- VJew. Tenna. $34,000. SERVICE DIRECTORY 673·7629. act1cn. From $11(). Commercial Stor•gt <>c..nalre Garden Apt• 20x22 Newport Bch .. 642.s394 6200 Brick , M11onry, et,. 6560 mJ Talbert, Hunt. Sch. REAL EST A TE A 8 "• 147-1019 , Cr' a. -------,..,---.-G.neral I -·-----J & T MASONRY This 3 I r la Too Muehl THE LAND MAN Ali typea. · wiUs. frplcs, l ba. ftrfi>'~. live pill~ In come Property 6000 no ACRES, S. CaJ1t. $1500 brkt . block, stone, patios. ltt'I. bU-im, bah tank. f , y1 AT THE BEACH! down, blilance S45 ~r m'l. l.Jc & Ina. KI 9·3687, AtteO "' All rooms, rolis· v OCEAN VIEWS! I P hoM for our FREE 1..A.'iD ~~,· ~ w~· NEW 7·unit S6500 dn. LIS'T'S. $1150 per acre up. Bu1jnua _Se~i~6~_2 ter _....,. • poo · New 11-unit Sl5,<XX> dn. j 642·5Ul anytime. Sok> .no heat ~. ao!i New 12-unit $12,<XX> dn. wa.~ thru • out. laundry New 14·unit n 8,<XX> dn. ~ pat.Jo, lfW· New ~unit $45,<XX> dn. LEx 6-'780 or Kl 5-9443 PHONE 147-2848 l..ARGE 2 bedroom. 2 bath studio. ~. ~. 8 Units-$5,000 Dn. tdl.t • b. Well cared for apta. J blk eo Cinema Thea-2 Br t'ali'I, 8 yn old. miuc:· tre, stOft9 It ban.It. StlO ed tor quK·k•s:ale. mo. 5 PoirlU Ap(.1-m1 EWI. H.~ Bffdl. Rltr 14T-ot52. * NEW 1 -BR A 2 • BR * f14 .5() -$89.50 Cpte. d:rpe, blt·lna, dlapouls, carpona. OCEANAm APTS. llm ~. Hnta Bch 536·8m DELUXE NEW 2 BR. 1 \t BA. am commun- ity, <adultal, 1pUt level, nr Nt-:W Tnpl"x, under constr Dix J Br. 2 be owne.r·1 unit. ,...o 1 . Br rmtal unils. $38.950. ~~ Garden Ln 1olf 2\stl CM. ~9·3997. 7 GARDEN 4 • plex nr GoU c., never vac. 14.<XX> dn. Tradt'? Owner 548·3197. 8u11n ... Rental -------IChoola, encl iiara.iit. bll· 17J6 ANAHEIM, Costa M~ tn1, 01)tl, pool, call 147·2667 near 17th &. NpB freeway. alter 5 or 536-0t69 Store or ortlce, 600 sq ft . 1 BDRM apt. w/w CtJ'1ll'tS, Prlv .,.uhrm, pri(g, close·ln. dilbwaaher, prbqe dlapo6· Only SlOO mo. 673-4!654. al, prqe, $15. 418" le E. 17th $1 . C.M./ Small ~ 'TUI St, H.B. store or office/ Cpta, Drpa, 1 BEDR.OOM. Ooee in. Parking. m-1497. stove, re.frlierator, dlapo.--========= al, prl.i'f, m monthly. Office Rentel 6070 535-9200. ornCE KTnct nr. per\cin,. AT BEAOI. OCEAN VU! aoee in, See 1740 Anaheim N £W 1-2 br, turn 6: unrum. St., CM -«i1.1 sso. Ottb %19-l.Sth, 536--0411. SchwOl'f!f'. brier, 673·2654. DUPLEX. 1 br untum, 5 OFFICE for rent, air coocf. blockl to lhe beldl, S60 mo. rpta, drps. paneled, wkda.y1 536·7661, 847-96511. phone &e!Vlce. 766 w. 19th. 2 LARGE BRa. all bit • lns, C.M. $75. 548·'533, crpts/ drpe. Tnplex. Near Oouglu. $90 mo. 897·23.58. 2 • BR Slnale • Story apt. $90 month 7823 Ronald Rd, 842-2119 Duplex, Untum . 5100 2 R.M oflc CdM. $5.5 & S45 ra. or $100 for both. New Bldg. 675· 1331. OFFICES Ir Stores. ottice w /living quarters, $65 & up c1U owntr. 646·2130. Exchanges, ll E. 6230 SlS.<XX> ~ TD + c:ufl. SUbmit l.ocome units. '-rte borne or bw.ldln& IOU- 15 acre'S level land. ~ rnit income property or bwldin& lou. ~ It dtn homt TwltUl -4 cash for commercial or rt>e1denua.1 l.ncome. 7 i"E'ntal W11 t. Sa.nr a Ana -no vacancy $49,500. Submit home. lot. TOI. Pnnciplea only Bkr. 838-0964 838-2504. EXCHANGE • 2 modern ·1 • Plex~. blt·lnl, Euwde, for a. 3 br borne or vacant. FORTIN COMPANY 191.9 Npt. Blvd., C.M. 642·J<XXI Eves Kl ~ 4 • XI.NT ACRES! R • 1. Good • loc ' ~.<XX> • ~ Trade Sor lt'QOd R"· Income Bkig. 20 to JO Urutl Prine only. Bia. 838--0964, 838·2504. TRADE Newpon Be.ch property fOC' out " t.own. 675-1184. R. E. Wanted 6240 PRINCIPALS PLEASE TOP EXEC want& ocean· front borne w/ pvt bch, CONTRACTS, Bus Jenera. tenn papera or what have you. On I B M typewriter. 8 yn ae<: eiq>. Ph for pncea. s.16·3932. 6590 FINISH<ARPENTJ\Y Cahlneta/ Sltlll Minor Alteraliorla. 646-9583 * CARPENTRY * AODITIONS•REMODELING 549-2018 ADAMS CUatom Remodel'g le COM'L nxTURES Free Est. * 847~70 Cement, Concrete 6600 .. ______ _ CEMENT work wanted, no job too small. ~u. call atttr 4:30 H-~ck. LI 8-8615. PATIOS -l50 aq. ft. $9!1.50 Satlafactlon Guan.nteed. Call NOW .•• 536-9624 ._, ALL TYPES "" Patioa·Dnvewa..y1 etc. No job too amall! ~2943 CEMENT & BLOCK work All t.TPel Ml 6-U'Tl Child Care, Llc.n.Md 661 0 REAS Rares, exce~nt care Hot hmches. Harbor-Baker Lie #~-546·1539. CdM arn. Agt: 7~·42'28 or Contrector1 662 75.5-tn. --------- 0 Carmel Valley Road * KNIGHT * Roule 1. Box 8 C Del Mar, Calif. 92014 CONSTRUCTION, IN Commercial Ir Residential BUSINESS and ADDmONS Ir F INANCIAL REMODELING 0 I 1 __ 6lOO 2'lOI Npt. Blvd. Np(. Sch But. pportun t,.. 6Th-4653 -- Janitorl•I 6790 ---- WINDOWS· W~ wubed. f loors st pJ)l'd, waxed. Fret rst. 54&-5284 P•rn;rtNnglog Pa ntlng 6850 ---ii AVERAGE room ru.so. INT/ EXT. PAJNTLNG. Color wattt atal paUOll. ~ ment driveway5 675·5442. PAINTING Ull· extenor. Local ~f~rerx·PS Service minor jobs, ~rkome. 548-16'2'1. ,' INTER/ EXTER Painuna Sc.utdlnavian workm1nshlp Licensed t. 1n1ured. FR.EE Ktim. 897·~ INTERlOR E X T E P. l 0 R Reuonable 30 yean up. Free est. 646·5290. FINE wall paper lwlilni Free etldmatta. By ~ job Garden Grove, 638·3Z45. INTERIOR * EXTERIORS Reuonabl• • 8 yn exper G \U!J"Allt:y -642-4558 lNTERJORJ EXTERIOR FASr/ CLEAN • SERVlCE Free -F.at. * 548·7118 Paintin& * The Best * Very reu. • 20 yra.~xp Ml M991 962·167G Plumbing 6890 Plwnblnr Repair & R.tmod. Weblter Smith • U9 Cabrillo CM. 646·2871 or 675·1604. . -Pool Service 6910 COMPLETE Pool M.&lnt. $6. per week! Incl chemlcall Call Bl& Steves. 542-1701 Remodel., bpalr 6940 NEED a carpenler! Call Don. Need a plwnber! Call Don. H.ou.ae ttpalra of MY kind. Don la )'OUr man! Don Bovee -&4Ml91 Roofing 6950 CASH It CARRY ROOFING MATERlALS 6fiO W. 17th Bid& 14 Costa Mfll 642--0197 8 to 5 -Sat. til noon - *'"' 6960 -- ALTERATIONS • Dreu· making. Quality wort at reuonable pr1ces. 847·TI49. -·- DELUXE 2 bdm duplex, l"' h•tha, carpeta, draJ)l'a, wuber. dryer, dishwaahrr In kitchen, dbl carports. Bus 673·T350. R('I ~·1328 lndu.trial Prop. 6010 LOT SIT ES • ALL SIZES CHOICE industrial Ille ru . f'N'Y• in 0>6ta Me'-& ln•l f'a.rk. ldf'al for 8P("C bid;.. SMALL well equipped for- eign cu garage. For 18.le, all or part. ~1. r Upholstery E. c. F'ranken Contracto REMODELING your horn or 1tore? We. can start im med. 646-5138 for estimat 6990 ~1any others. T_r i.._p_l•_x_, _e_tc_. ___ 5900_ Bl LL BROOKS CO. 2 BR. Pnvale yard. Walk tn lhopa. S90 mo. 335 ()git, CM U 8-l(gl. 341-2609 RENTALS Apts. Unfurnished Back Bey 5240 Ba ck Bay 5240 COUNTRY CLUB LIVING NOW -RENTING 2 & DEN 2 IATHS OR 3 BEDROOMS $150 PER MONTH Adu lt & F•m1ly Areu • lullt-lns • Dishwasher •MyC~ • Prfvate ;atlos & Drapes • S...d Proof • 2 Car GaracJ• • 2 Swlnunhtg Pools • Recreation ANCll LOOK Mlnum From • Irvine University Orange Coast Coleqe Costa Mesa HlcJh • Slt..,mg c..... RecrHtlon DIUCTIONS: PHONE 546-1210 ...------.. ....... , ... :r ............. ., . . . e . EXP EUROPEAN BEAUTY SHOP tor ule. e. Furniture antiquinc and ~ modeling. FREE ESI'. Hu sbe.nd bt'ing tranaf t ITI'd. Exe loc. ~253. 642-1163. Money to Lend 6320 REMODEL: lcitcbena, room addition.a, license insured 536-<Yl71 JIWlt Bch. ' 847-8372 or 642-lTIS. TH.IS WEEK'S SPWAL ANY OiAlR $25 • DIV AN S50 PLUS FAB.R.IC 548-3617. REFINANCE BUY • IUILD ADDITIONS/ REMODEL Uc. &. lnsuJ'fd. Free est. * JOBS & EMPLOYMENT * 673-6041 549-2170 8'np ramu, Procram Cerpet CINnlng 662 5 Job Wanted, Men 7000 FHA JS yrs. to $30,000 DEEP STEAM CLEAN VA 30 yn, lOO?'o to $30,00Q , EXTRACTION PROCE.55 Conventional Ins. Loen1 for wall to will carpet , ,;•~ 'io -25 · 30 yrs. up 10 Soll txtracted • not acrubbed 1 $45,IXX). Tot.al Loan Fee $!15 deeper into fabric. Sevlngs and Loan Phone collect 492-6660 6'.'o 30 yrs lo SI00,000 Qu ALlTY carpet cleanln i 90r~ of S.P, 6\l Int. 30 yra. and repe.lr. FR.EE EST. SA TI'LER 642-1 ns ' MORTGAGE 33 6 Et st 17th Street I c~ta Mesa ~II ::!·::!171 or h1 3-0il l 1 15 Yrars loan e.\periem·e in I larbor Area REPRESENTING Western Mortga&e Corp. Metropolitan Life Ins. Co. and other Major Savln&s It Loan T reds • Comm. • Apta. PRrVATE MONEY loaned on Real Estate. JACK SMITH CO. S.tJ..8381 Found (frM Ada) 6400 ----· -·-·-New Health Club RELAXING MASSAGE - SAUNA -STEAM BATH · by Jane At Susie. 132 E. 18th off Newport Bl. CM. Hr1 10 ~ 8 p.m. 642-50)0. Now open on Sunday• - Gudenlng 6680 ----- llAULING, general ya rd or clean up. treea, shrubs and bushes ahape<I, reahape<l removed. F\ower bed weed- inr-Free estimate. 642-4253 v. TRIM • RITE LAWN SER Mo maintain or cltanu Rototill • Llldlcp. 642-5955 p. EXPER. Japanese prdener Cut lawna, trim flower beda cltanup. 548-5182; 646--0384 E.XP. Jape.new Gardene r. O ean up. Complete Main t. 546-1894 SPRINKl..F..RS Installed MOWING/ EI>ClNG Free Eat. '* 642·5567 JAPAN~E GARDENER EXPERIENCED 646-62'l6 betiw 6 pm-9 pm 1 EXP nurHTymen. Noo cmre ftt'Ullur, we apply, 6 mo llJ&r. 10 yn exp. 54M4'8 CAMERA twith n1me I~ Generel Servi~ 668 aide), vie Sbor~cll.fra, CdM, 2 m·51Kl6. Complete Home Maint Serv . MALE~ kitten, approx Ice. 3 • mo.. Vic • Monrovia It ONE CALL DOES tT ALLI Evel'll'ftll/ CM/~ Bob 6t J im 5*-5'7'5 PARAKEET in Elatblutl HANDYMAN, all repain. ... UN.. ~-El~plba/carp/haul. Re "Donnywoodl" Ml-l'W. WHITE ~n w/r;ray mark· -----=-----------inp, Female. Kl ~1871 R. E. A'PRAIHR FEE * 540-1617 BU< maJ,. J>uwy. Pa.rt Haullnt 6710 ' O>cker I Pnodlt. Vil' • DUMP trudc, aldp 1oede1' Back 8~ l.lft. ~ard. cln.n u.p wort, dlrt, trub. Ml 6o523a. etc. IC2~. .. .. POSITION wmm By married man. Educw..llon from grade achoo! through lugh school Ir Collere or hard knocks ' pn1ctical experie~ ior IT Yt&rl· 5 Yea111, Mgr. o( Sale. & Pro· motion. 2 yean 'I'rlveling 14 stalesl Wholetale Co. a' years Gen. Mgr. Bowllnll Alley, All dept a. 5 Years Owner/Builder ol Cocktail Loungi>1, Beer Bara, I Have built from the groWld up I llere·s your chance to pm· flt by my experience. CaU 536·2905 EXPERl~CED cuuaJty insurance &l'l'ft. 19'l.Q14. Job Wanted, L.ty 7020 EXPERIENCED, lnteUlpnt aecrttary nMda part • time office work and/or LY1)ln& and ml~lni at home. ~37- W lLL baby a.It for amaJI ~by. WllllOrl or Pomona School area. Ml-1611. DAY work-w1U clftn vacant apt.I. ~-Own trMa. 547-1.122. Olll.D care. by the •Hk, experienced, RUONllble, call 962-4022 KB. IRONING nntrd, by pl«-e or hour, llPldaJIM .In llW'ctl, NT.a2 HB. IRONING IQy home, TOc hour, uk tor Helm. 64M4.t}. HOusro..F.ANING. Mat\lN lady. Own &IMllpCrt.a.Uoft. Prefer Udl> ar-. &41-9815- DENTAL a....., top .,-..d· u.te, ~ k>c91 tu1l Ume poeldaft. 5e-4m. SICK? WEU.T M~ llt warth ~ ttfort '° C'all )Q.~. 1MNING. KJ >lm· ~I - ---·---- DOMESTIC HELP 7035 LIVE INS Employer pays fees ~l"ie Byland A&ency 106·B E . 16th S.A. 547~ Help WantM, Men 7200 WE ARE SATISFIED with our position, MU: YOU? II not. we are look· tn& for hl't'nM R. E. Sale~· man who wants to work & make money. No order lak· ers wantl'd. You muat be able to work ha.rd for clitnts. W"-will txplaJ.n our complete program to you, bonua plan. tnUning plan. iMUr&nCe, car allowance. ~ many ocher benefits. Call row tor tntel"VJeW. FARR•W 293 & 17th 6f6.4494 Costa Mesa Open Ev"-1 DRAFTSMAN MECHANICAL Expanding electronic manu· facturing finn ha.a immfd. 1a1e opPnin& in \ta Engtn- e-erlng Dept. Mlllt be H.S. iJ"ad. Prf'ferably wllh tech· nlcal achoo! tralnln& ie mtn. 2 yn. induatrW exp, Elec- l.ro mectiank:al be.ck· ground highly dt1lnble. Mu.st hue knowledre ot di.mmafonlng It tolt randn1t u well as careful atmldon 10 detail. Telonlc Engln .. rlng LAGUNA BEACH CALL 494·ml FOR APPT. All equal oppomiruty employer STOCKROOM ATTENDANT Prder you111 men. WW be required '° do IOmf pick"· up & dellvtry in compat\)· car. Senonic Instruments, Inc. 1644 Whittlf'r, Costa Mesa 642.ll400 An equal opportunl ty employer ASSEM&LER Eltctro-Mtchenical Y OW1i man t.o 14!am utel'I· bly of preclaloo elecLn>nlc dtvices. Sotdtrlng exper- ienl'f! e!!M'llti al & know· ted.&e al machine shop tools dfllrable. Permanent posi· llOfl. Telonic Enginffring LAGUNA BEACH CALL 494·llO'll FOR APPT. An equal apportunity ffllP'°Ye'r MACHINIST I JOURNEYMAN) Job Shop exper on medium to lit· lat.hea. Apply Elder I nduatrlu Inc, 2101 Dove St, Npl Beach (adJ. to Oninite County AJrponl. tull time -bus boy Apply in penon betwten 8 It 5 ManninCJs, Inc. Lelsu~ World Laguna Hills BOYS 14-17 COl!lla Meaa area! Earn aood money afttr achool A Sat· w-da.y1.. Mttl Dave LoweU p BX-~ •••.....•.•. :t!j Secy-Ra'f'Pl •••.. , • .. .. • l50 CR. R.estaurant • • • • • .. 375 Typist. tecfwcal ..•.••• 3llO Call 673--0668 Mr. Linden SUPERIOR AG~CY N ~ ,..,,. Alll-· •.a-A. &11-3870 642-3873 I ntnviewilli trom 8 to U. 30 or by appoinlment. Please 11tt Monday. Sepe. 27 ad br Partial l.Ji.lllli- UTE hide'& A: Babyaltttna. uve in or out. FUt req. 847-7'29'.I. HSEKPR -COMPANION f'OR ELDERLY LADY. Kl 9-l m& C1..EAN ING I< lron!nz. Moo, Wednea, Fri; 9 a.m-3 pm, l20-Own trana. 546-4034. DANCE DIRECTOR young, experienced, lad)', ln JIW1t Bcb. 847-8536. Jo~n, Wom. 7500 PERMANENT HICH P AY· ING po1ltlooa open t.o 3 quaJlned pel'IOfll. Socceaa- tu.I firm in On.n&e County 6 yeara expand~. Desire * * * Company "P . car + $6,lm !-ielo w antM, better Pollt.ioo Ul 11.te only WotMn 7400 requir~ent. Apply HWlt· Tran.a. mecti .• comm to 1.<ro TIUe otflcer • • • • . . . • to 900 Body men . • comm to 166 Llne mtcb • • comm to 166 Medi, hvy duty comm t.o ~ Comptroller SlL .••••• P Food rep • • • • • • car + 550 Tmee Sale1 mu . . . . . . 550 Colt Acct .•••••••••..•• 470 Sales, Hardwatt • . . . . . 433 Station attenda.nta ...... 3l2 Electron tl'Ch . • to 3.m hr Prpe. machlnlat .. to J.50 hr' Shlpp\ni/rec. elk to 3-06 ·br M Ir 0 aasem .• to 2.91 hr Appl!~ tel"t' • • to :?AO h.r Trainees. factOO' , to 2.33 hr Ptuttc pipe extruder • . . . • • to 2-00 hr tnawn 8eacb Sheraton , FULL CHARGE Tuetday, Sept. 23tb, 1 p.m. Bnn. apouae. lntormal, u k Allaet Employment ~ AM£RIWI EAGLE *BOOKKEEPER* for Mr. McGill. • Girl F'rlday TELLERS • PART TIME Employment Agny, lne. e Conatruction expmenre openln&'s avail lor Fnday JO'l N. Broadway, s.A.. e Top aa.tary for quallf1ed only, exp &1 a tt'~r nee. SU~ ~ 9 • 12 a..m. pleue apply Sprinrdale It Admi.n. tmee ..... df'i. tm e Apply in person F.dlniiw Bran<"h. 5812 Ed· Salea. hdw~. exp. •••• 520 • Gan11 Bulldera in&er. Hunt Bch., 847-9691 Colt Acct. .. • , .......... 470 ~70 Campas Dr. N.e . SECURITY Trneea, factory, •••.. tr 364 PART TIME WORK FIRST NATIONAL Shipping &t Rtt ........ uo BANK Trude Orivera • • • . .. . . . • 4~ A VON offers excellent earn· __. Jai:+:.+ lnp, es~bliahed territonea, CONSTRUCTION ~~~.·~l~t .... ,i P.'!2 near your home. Fre• Lr•on Prod. Coot. in-....... 47'5 in& and beauty counie. SOLICITORS• Shfft Met.al men ....... 494 ____ ~_5860 _____ Guaranteed aa.lllf)' + comm. Ma:ctunillta ••••••• From 47t WOMEN -Earn sales com· Experienced or wW train Sales Secy •••••••••• • • • l tf missions ln cub or a 100% 147~ Cuttler •••.•••••••. From 285 human hair wi1. Give a wig -------,...--Many more positlool for party. nne quality, d.lacount HAIR ~ll1t " manicunlt-quaJlt.led penona. pnce.. call NEW BAYSIDE CENTER AGEN'"" THE WIG TREE Mr. JOlel>h, Tua U\nA Sat. RUTH RY AN l.' tTI4l 63.H93l SY 3-~ colJect. Part U~ Counter 11rl No experience necea. APPLY IN PERSON, 8 • S Mannin91, Inc. Leilllln Wor1d Lqun& Hilla A TI'N ! Ambatiou.t women .,,, I car! I neMS 4 women who can donate to-15 hra per • wk/ Earn.lnr wbU~ in lra.Jnlng. around $6(). Dt&nl· hed It Int~! &38--0182 or 544~17 MODEL -Girl 10 to 14, willing to bt' trained In a.U ~. for career u pho- tOif"&~t'S model. roe in· terv!ew, phone 642--0697 alt· er 6. Freelance Stldol. Hl Eut l&th St, Costa Me&a· NOTE TO EMPLOYER Skilled o I f I c: t penonnel. ~ned le teated avaU. Wntem Girt, Inc. 2700 Harbor Blvd. C.M. equal opportunll)' emploYtr HOUSEKEEPER. live in. Very ni~ ~le apt. Plain cooking, no dilldttn. Good salary. T\me oU. R.e- pl,y with refa A phone nu m· hers. Box M 2S8 DailY P\Jot. BOOKKEEPER foe l.arie In· au~ q ent'1 otftce. MU11 have al leut 2 yean inlur- ance eJC)l'rience. C.U Mr. A.ylina 548· 1185. SA1..E.SL.AD y' 25 • 45. Full t1mt. Mu1t be avail Sat and/ Of' Sundaya. TOY WORLD, 2300 N. Harbor, C.M. URGENT! Mature woman Mon t.hru Fri, 3 to 7 pm. Pr~ dinner, Ca.re tor 5 children. Vic • Harbor ~ Baker/ CM/ 642-5000. TOY & GIFT Parties Need $100 wk?? Stt u1! ! No delivery * No t-ollect! 'Gift 'N Gadget.I 541·~ PART Ume ' full time In· comes availabfe--no tellln1· Call ~ betwHO 1-ll am fOC' awointmeot. HOUSiKitP£R ltve • In, 5 da,y week, room + bath. 2 adult.. ~~. IT.Hrn>3. School•lnatrudk»ft 7550 Coste Mesa P,...SChool l8lh 6: MCIN'Qllia, C.M. Now OOerina TRAN SPORT A TION Aires Hi .54 .. 9103 '* TYP ING -10 LESSONS * Chilcoat'• Qulclc EZ met.bod 173 Del Mar. LI 8·2859 Agenclta, M. W 1600 COYLE Em ployment Agenc ies t1 1 SANTA ANA 307 N. Broedway m • 1 547-3022 !2J COSJ'A MESA 1860 Newport m •> ••s-ssa1 Loc*in& ior a JobT Come ID todA¥ tor penooallzied eernce. 1793 Npt .• C.M. 646-«4 17Sll Seacb BIYd.. 847•961t 1042 W. 17th S.A. 547~1 MERCHANDISE FOR SALE AND TRAOI Furniture * FURNITURE * Small St.ore ~ V alt1t11 APT. OWNER SPECIAL 2 po U V ml Ml D.W flll..115 & po B.R .i • MW sea~ . Ii po dtll.ltt.e UMd 119Je ~ht, Cooump • X OdWD 1001 C>TID:R lTl!M.8 3 ROOMS Furn 1159.15 NO DOWN • 'rlfRMI ~Rabi& .. TV1 APPROVED J'URN. 216V B&r'bor LI 1-9880 , 4 ROOMS (complete homr tul I lncludina brand drtt Adrnltal refriaera.toc & famOUI model ranp, =5. Pay onlY $5.SO ~1 Out 01 town Cftd.lt wfto.: come. HUB FURNITl.JK.J: 17'24 Newport, c.o.ta .... Electronic EJ1iT .. • to $1 ,<XX> 646-aSU. •• · t Ina. ex&l1l1ner , • . • ••• " ~ ~ Prom. sate. . . . • • • • • . . BOO ROUND maple table ~ ComptroU.tt ............ 700 chn. $85. Maple hutch, l\!S.· lNura.nce tmtt .. car+600 Dlstreued col. tbl n5 Med\. drattaman • , ••...• 600 Euy chain A other maple' SaJea M&T· trnee ••...... 500 Items. Exp. tinance • • • • • • . . • . 500 642~1'10 aft. 4 Bus. mach. trnee • • to -400 Ambulance driver ..•• 390 Office Furniture IOtO Drug Mir. tl"llft .... to 500 .------- Retail paint trnee . . to 400 BARGAINS frelibt d~ Mach repair tmee • • • • 325 office tum. Aetna Desk, MimL. trainee •...••.•.• 32S 14.24 N. ~. SA 531·7370 Deak clerk, hotel • • • • • . 325 Orderly . . . . . . . • . . . • • .. • 260 Gerege S.i. t022 a.t comer of Bay le. Thurln REG. Nurw, Part or N I time. PM • lhift. m · bed Conval Home. 646-9679, '(btwn 9 • am A 4 • pml. Lube man . comm. to 650 Tuneup man . . comm 10 650 Auto part.a aaltt . . 5.18 hr Enaine Installation 5.00 hr Line mechanic •••••• 4-32 hr Diesel mtchanic •••. 3.76 hr Boat mechanic . . • • J.00 hr Plu Uc foreman • • 5.6l hr WEDNES I: nruRS OOLY -Furniture, cloehlni. din· Ing aet, Early A.m. an· tiqun, mlac ltema. Have moved, mu.t tiell! 731 St. Jame:a Rd. NB. ~ 67J.-023S. at 3:30 p.m. EXPEFU EN CED tuU tJme combination bua boy/ dim- wuher, steady work, sood pe.y. Ml'A V mie Country Oub, 3(XXI Oubhouae Rd .• eo.ta Mtsa. PART TIMF. DESK CLERK A.ND MAINTENANCE apply In pe l'1IOl1 Lldo s~ Hocel It Marina 617 U do Park Or., NB. BABYSl1TER. llte hakeep. Ing, !Ive ln. Prefer pt time coUt&l' 1tudenta with trans. N .B. 675-3002. MATURE woman tor baby· •lit.er, 4 da.y1 week, my home w/own trana. 96'2-2970. \• Aasi. R.tfinery -:::::========- fcnman • • .. .. .. . • 4.90 hr ~ll1ncea t 100 ~Tam Mar .••• 4.61 hr -'-:..--------- Welder , , . . . . . • . . 4.25 hr ADMIRAL refril. cro11 top Motor wtndtr • ,, ... 3.50 hr trffzer, autom. defrolt, 1 ~ lnspect<>r1 . . . . . . • . 2-75 hr YMn old, $85, whit. Factory trainees • , 2.00 hr _642_·ms ______ _ Boal Bonder • . • . • • 2.60 hr * * * COLDSPOT JUtril'f'retor, 51 ·• x 31"' iood condition, m. call 962-1904 HR. Ncr Conat. Bllkpr. • .. • 500 ========= "{ SERVlCE STATION ruu.. llmt It part Ume Adv. ual1ta.nt • • • • • • to 450 S.Wln! Machin.. 1120 ma)d. Apply ln peraon Udo General HcY • • . • • .. • • • 400 -.. I Shene Hotel A MariM. 817 Dictation typist • •• • to 400 1Mc S.W's M.actr. Se.W l:l(p., owr 22, nwrled. X1nt ••lary. Days. Texeoo Sta- lion, 1404 N. Coe.II. Hwy., Lqun&. '94-3000. SERVICE ltaUon •ttn with f XP· Good wor1d.n~ cond. Gd pe.y at t.t rate ltatlon In l.Aluna 8"d\, 494-9003. Lido Park Dr, NB. PBX oper •.••..•.•••••• 390 Port. '8-S(), 7Ja-Zq port. BKKPR A Secy put-time. ~ JU<:. .. • • • ·" • • • • 375 like. new $39.50. tor eat. bultne.a. Apply mt e.y Bldcprs · •• • • • · · • • 375 New Zta-zq 6t OM SIT.50 Falrview Rd, CM, In per-BumNltla Bld<i>r • · 350 up Slncttt Sew' S Madi.IV ac. ton ONLY. Policy lyplst ....... • to 350 2~ Newport Bl. Otf WOMAN o•er JO, live lo, Ptwf oper """ · · · · • ·" ~ MU742 RN ................... 450 catt for 2 echool-ep boya, f'ront om 400 COMBINATION job, jantt lite "'""""•, tn NB. 638-11974. ce · •· •· ···•' Mu1lc1I Inst. 1121 or ·-..... Dental ~ •••••••••• 400 _ -------- PANTRY a1rl WMtltd. Matn Tran.crlber ............ 350 1'Df'OER ~ Qi• • ' pert Um• doorman. Apply Port ,,......, Oarona del Mar, wea .ns t pell. W'ORX ..., houn ID De ...wnnt. 111 W. 11th 8&ck Of.flee • • • • • • • • • • • • 350 aar • goo. SU""'1one P\a9-' ~ a. tc-2107. OoUectw, no t)i1) • • • • • • 350 1*'11 amp • 1111). Good •1 • es-LJTE -.tt. snter bi&tl MenJcurtat • • • • • • • • .. • • • • !50 m..s alt s. • • ld\1 str\. junlial' or _..., M-..-.e .............. a a...A.RJNrl'/ a...:ty. XJnt dtlnl'e for room or lll't· Za1I Nwplft amt. DRAPERY IN'S1' Al..l.ER ~ 540-CmG BUS BOY FOR WNa<ES CHlfl'S INN D'1 £. a.It Hwy., OlM Uw In. *4174. ~ taker •••• ' •••.. '. JOO cmdl New • JlZ / Sacntle.. Admlttina • '......... .• • 284 not ~ aft« ' Mona:R.S helper, part-itme ~lat ............ m · P1" l tome ti.bfllu.tnc ews. M.-Motor Winder • • . • l.aO hr ......_. ,..,....,.._ •• ~ aa dll Mar am. ~. ..._., tmH 2.00 br 1t1rt ..... n. IMILr 1'11.tf'l' BA.DYil I I Ek. vtc CdM Bu Maid • • • . • • • • • • 2.QO bt t.• MW ....._ .... . elem ldl1. 1 dlQd, Your Ou Oar Ho,. • • • . UO hr --.,, .._ a lft~ ......,. I home t1r fl'-·~ aft t MDIBER CE.A.A. eewfll • · • J ' • \ I .. I ' ~ERCI -SA - Q o.. __ f ,. J ~ow < cost only. partle . ,.. . - F .We ar rount~ teous pocke sands ' ,. ,, 26 w • .. 01le1I ~ ' . I ,.. ~ ;, ·Ge 'Ml c I REI 11ome liobat CON!' HOMI B' - i-· 1•n91 Give N f:NT a PJ ANO R I I t lor XI H.A.\tMOI' OEL M. h•H Y -----Pian. II Rl'possess 1ano. ta '>f'd Harr "°° olf. \ Schm 1907 N. T ·w1 . .. Ni&t.1, oea ~ •. cc tf.:&h"ra. nif ~I, I buy lfi. ~re 42 Yn. J ' ess•• ~ l 013 8. l1 p ' C• Jiq,ard """· WO picture t ~= ~f ~Wtc ~ \ N ;:,,-Zeni s~ 2f28N Hi~ & ~o N~ MAC orl'd TV .eaa Iler L ~~d ~ tftbM I ~ .v i.S-~ ~ U•& 17t I ' •BUY I .t Amm JH Mc ' lO to 2075 l iieflt Mr ~A Jf )'OU .pv• J\uctlc ?07'?\) l' W indy' HEYBO LOOK.II' OF..AL. OOTO l~)b. B 6~, GOt ~:.'. . . _MERC HANDISE flOR MIRCHANDISI l'OR oo.. SAL E AND TltADI SALi AND TRADI MEltCHANOISI l'OR SALE AND TRADI TR ANSPOtn ATION ON TutSd1y, ~ptembtr 281 1 ~ DAILY PILO r /News-Pms 2;J ->f~ri.lture IOOO Funlture 8000 Mlscelleneeue l600 Power CrulMrs 9020 TRANSPORT A Tl Motorcyci.. 9300 ler 25G-'&C HONDA Scramb cc. Finn • ~ Bel num llelJmt • • 7' new • 13$. 531-9736. TU NSPORTATION TltANSf'ORTATI N 1~1• .. H"Uk1 At ION 1 · .. ~l"fiPORT ATION lmperttd Autot 9600 Used Cart t900 Used Cira 9900 Used Can ~ CONT1NENTAL ' ILE OLDS MOB PUBLIC NOTICE All Model Home Furniture Groupa ::Now offered to public tor traction ol orij.inal cost. Mdse. haa never been used, dilpla,yed only: •10 delivers w /sm mo pymts to rellabt. pa rties. ~ . U S Roomt 4 ...._ Modern EuiJ American . From $269 '577 'We are the largest group outttt store tn the ·county. You can buy l pc. or a blefnL Cour- -teous friendly service at a price to flt .10W' ··,pocketbook. Open eves & Sun. See the thou- •· sand s of model pes at . '.. Santa Ana Furn. +26 W 4th St. 547-0789 Santa An• ~usiul Inst. 8125 Mulfcal IMf. 1125 .. :--·GOULD (1• •,: ~ I Y fl 11 'MUSIC '·" co. ( "I I L (I -. ) 'Ii' Pl t.~o ' I) 'i'l\Sl0 RENT A SPINET wfth OPTION TO IUY ·.)tome of Knabe. Ftaber, 8t017 and Clark and . Hobart M. Cable Planol. CONN ORGANS, new and used, all modell. HOME DEMONSTRATIONS (ne eltltptleft) BUY NOW-SAVE Crom .50 to '300 1801 Newport Blvd., CM -848-1879 " l600 Give 'Your Family Music Now! Rf;NT a new Hammond P.lANO · $7.50 mo -buy It for Xm.u. HAMMOND in CORONA OEL MAR. 2854 E. O>w 1 lill'ay -OR 3·89JO. .:ilMk 4 HOUR W11ehoase aunup Pianoa & Organs fl.e'Jlossessed Wurlitzer spinet Our warehouse will be open piano: take over balance. to ttle publk \ sed Hammond spinet organ. 10 A.M. to 2 PM. DlO off. SAT., OCT. 2nd ., Schmldt·Phillipa Co. Jo'ollowin& items must be ·JI07 N. Mam, Santa Ana dd, ~esa of prolil: ,,, 4T ee:mple bar alDola 12()5 ,,, 6 IOfM $49 to $120 .... WE RENT ~ .... nearly new, rd>ullt 1Ns, color TVa, phonoe. ifalhera. dryera. lrone.ra, rdrp, 1tovea. Rent lJIL. buy lf.t•, U you w1IA. ~peposlt/No Contra.eta ~riti Service It Delivery 42 \'rs. Appl. Rel1&bU1ty Jessee's Kl 3-8348 J013 S. M&tn St. Sa.nta -'n11 "' 6 mattress ~ts "' • 4 bedroom M.'l~ "' :lO '-rnpe "' 6 dinette .ta "" .., 1llml» t1' PLUS other mile· Come ~ to buy • we &tt prepatt'd tlO lell ! Sil W. 19th, CM M'' ROUND IJOl1d Olia"ry~ wood drq> Jut tlh'8 wit.b two exteiDan leaves. I S Bent Windlor • back IOlid Bircb chain. All in excel· lent condition· 545--0006. 1 COLOR TV ~AP on roU·a-way tool boa. r,~ Bell color T.V .• br 2'1 " TV OOl'lllOle. floor pol· llQW, wood cab, UHF. 1 yr iaher. child'• dlelt ol draw pirture tube guarantee $35!1 e.r1-7.10 x 15 F\restoM 500 ·~/rrade. no cub oeedoed, tu-es, all near. new. 133 . ~ noptim.. _47_lh~S_t.~N_.B_·~~~~ Kl-W945 or 1142-121' HB. ~FOAM! ~ all radio A TV's for "Do tt )'OUl"lelt' N,;:;r Zenith TV'1 ••• l149.50 uphollterial • cut whD• JOU Si~ 5">'1 Md/Vac. wait. M2-3llTl .p ~ BL .. c.M.. 2214 Newport Blvd .. c .M. -1141>-9'742 POOL TABLES New and u.ed 1165 BRUNSW1CK $365 ~ delivery A INlalla• tJon: 100 .. &ancq. We take Ihde-ID&. u .. our Olriltmaa "la.yaw~." SICARD ftOOl 331 s. Maia. Onnp 532·1992 ~ ~ bed, full alz.e twtn matt • box sprinp It frame, COlbn COmlce -... 2 116eydet, 101ld brul lamp .,.._ Set ot IOI! d*-Otbes-ltema. m4Nll A NM4Tf. ,.,,.,.,. c• M.chlne tor hint &en. Valued Wet $.'500. Betit otter takH , ll62-.1610 f!'¥ff. SALE or b'W for •· wag· Oft, Dte7 orpn <.a t700 a1inoo new, $400. 8mall 1ee'l .... 54f-1Gf, WET Im I' lone. Monel metal, ....... ec1 wbli. leather. TAC rot'-rie •1147. . WANTED: kitchen utility ~ ap &o 30'' wide. ~ • 56Gl aft.et • pm. Mlle. WantM 1610 WAllB> 900)(14 ,,,.. Olilinl II S.2083 Uled ldtdlm utillt)' cabinet up to 30" wide. ~ or 545-4361 attn • PM. FREE TO YOU SMALL colli~ mix needl home wttb room to pJa,y and lot.a ol T.t..c . from a young muter. Presef'll 2 yr old mistrea 1a just too amall tor aucn a playfUJ friend. 548-5390 anytime al- wr 5: 00 p. m. • weelidl:ya! 9/30 ~ to good home, all kitty 5 month.a old, male, atrectionate, 2251 Orange, C.M. a.fte.r 5 p.m. 9/30 FREE ID rood home, fenced yard, adonblie bladl A wbite llDllll tined abort haired male terrier PIPPY. t. n... 53U30). t /:I> TWO trimdlJ ldtmll. one 1a l"Y striped and the otlRr la ...Ute with blade mart- inp, KI 5'-1.878· 9/30 PRETTY calico kit.ten. cud· dly and pla.ytul, needs ~. 8 •eek.a old. OR 5-<13(M. 9/28 BEAUTIFUL long haired .-yed female cat. Ideal for home without other peta. KI S-J..lirl. •· • " . . t/21 FREE: beauttful ldttew &o IOOCI l>ome9. ~ 1225 Even- lap. t /28 KI'lTENS .(Part Sl&me1e) 5 ftek:a old, ~ A Upt coion. 14T-4Ml FV. 91'21 ~~ & SJ•reo 1210 \\l.lltEHOUSE a.EARANCE NEW NOW BOX aprins It mattl"HI <Su· per Ordqledie U.S. KoylOl'I) l yr old, C09t over UGO best reu olf.r tak.e9. • 3 • KlTI'ENS to GOOD S46-0t95. N~ Magna\l'OJI wal. col· UPHOl.Sl'ERING • $79.5> ed TV 2 pc (European craftl· . or · ·· · ·· • is95 $.'UIO men) Free est.def.pickup. Leaa lttteO cbnrr 73 l5 ~ HB •'1:11_,,, New. EV 8" 2S 8 ..... · "'"""IV r~d tum-•~ 150 75 ~ ~ett_j;lftt ccmd) I; V -LS-15 -40 14 $311, wrouirit1ron ~I S1~ RTI 25 JO lamp $90. iN8 11\:i•& 17tb st. COit& Me• 646-5031 or 546-5027 WANT uled Persian It Ori'!ll- tal rup, nrt.oua liza by pYl pey. Call collect 496·9731 alt I PM. flat a.cl lody tx7 hardwood floor. Exeellent cond. $150. MI c-7401 u :..-lla--eMV\ %1." TV pie tube $18.115. Sen _...._ ___ ·---·-----call $2.SO. Work In bome- GUNS TV not removed. Sll-t.'500. UPHOLSTERY •wins and • BUY e SELL • TRADE .1 Ammo le AcceuoriH l M Monday lhru Friday ·· 10 lo !) pm Saturd8Y 2075 Newport Blvd. r~ MeN 6(2·38ZJ work done In my borne. Furniture for aale. M.2-6876. ANDERSON Upridlt P\ano. ;, • pc. Dinette .et. REAS! 646-1258. POOL TABLE 4'xB' SLATE, ALL WOOD BRUNSWIO<. $600. 673-5651. • home. 646-117'. 9~ A Grey cat. Kl S-1J71.. .91:1> lwap 1790 GAS Dryer l2 yra old) WW a.de nm for late model elect dr7er· ~ PITS and LIVESTOCK Cats U20 BURMESE ldttma, w/1hot1 ' papen. 2 montba old. LI 8-4.971· Deft 8825 MlNIATURE poodle pupe, lilftl' brown, $35. Pb wm. s.t. SI.In. 546-09'24. PEI). Tvy Silver Fem.Ur Poodles A.KC • ~· t . wb old. S15(). TW 7..0nt. Hones ll30 ·-BOARD horses cheap. 24111 C)rprc11 Santa An• Helgbu S46·855T. -Livestock IMO wtU. bOard horw tn ac· quire one 5't6·855 7. TRANSPORTATION Bo•ts & Y1chts 9000 ~~ l·M1.1- ,../ like -Motoracootert 9350 • * '9S VESPA GOOD CONDm ON $175. 541-3143 DRAKE O'aft 1957 26' Cabin CrulRr 30 watt Apelco radio, Fatbometer, auto pilot, electric trim ta.be, ====== Crusader Marine ~ H.P . Aute hnkie ft1rtt '400 V-8, 100 pla pa' while! OORVAm ~ trailer $6995. --- chrome MARINA BOAT SALES riml-REM! ~ 16222 Padtic Coast Alway llot. Doac· Ilk Jluntifleton Harbour in Surtaidt 596--0613 Ens. 434-8811 16' G~PAR ND&bout. Mere 700; full 1ee.r shift; all elec; fUll canv boat cov: 9450 Tr1llen, Uttllty UTD..JTY' T'JWLEJR MW $200-Jle'f. c:ondi man oltft'. 54Hl20 -cost tioo. canopy It aide curtalna: • Trucks '500 & i2 ,a1 ru tanks:~ ------'6.5 GMC V -t ~ ton, air omd., R A H l2 prop It whe-1!1 bear'1; Amer. lraller. AU top shape! $900 pvt pty. 5692 Marahall Dr, Pow/S, ,000 mi. 67S-5863. . HB. 847-5681. 1950 CHEV a rr. 1960 5abn Craft~ -.s TON PJO<UP w Sonar radio, cockpit COY· -===633--=ms=:::: en, 210 H.P. Interceptor. ~ In wattt 169915. lmpertM Autoe 9600 MARINA BOAT SALES 16222 Pacific O>ut Hlway Ku:nttnetoa Harbour In Sur:faide 596'*13 Eves. 434-8611 e NOW e '6~8 In lo M.C .. AUS'MN HEALEY VOLVO, QJ.AS G .T , COOPER ··s·· . aARGAINI LUGAINI WANT a winter bargain! is Almost new 18' Starcraft Dean Lew cabin cruil!er, Johnaon 75 Imports hp outboard. new shoreline Ult trailer. 50 hours on tx.t IM Hldxr Ml g..93(U CM le engine. Make offer. Alter s p.m. &THm AUSnN HEA LEY ·New '55 AU811N HEALEY pa.int aood ccmd. m ma.b otler. 67¥9167 ••U. alt 5 pm. CRIS CRAFT '62 Cav. 35' tr! · cabin. TW1n 185 hp w/ only 140 actual hours. O>mpl. f'QUI~ incl ca:r- peting, draw dr~ llOV sy&tem w/ 7~ KW. Many CITROEN other utru. Owner P(» ------- mona tn4> NA 3-21371. '6.1 CITRO™ erythin1 24• AM. Mark. C.. CNilt-4 door. Thia hu ~ Vt-the t'lnelt cars ha er, gla.w hull, enc h8d, miles. One owner Lo plley, sip. 4. 177 ~ Sl.395 Colt& Mesa Ol.rya Chryt. Se& V. u~I oond, ptymoutti, 1'2:5 Bak $4500. 1t5-51184. c...ot< ...,. trade, !er/ er, C.M. '64 TROJAN ~ Ctula· · er alpa (, PVery extra, rul elean. Colt t l0,500; 1eU $69!li. Call owner Kl 7-lJQl or 544·9006 eves It wknda. 23' OWENS. In water now. Excel. abape. P'\aphip V1 erigtne, excel. cond. New uphols., Ice box, stove, head '2&50. 642·3961 aft C pn. 1.964 ous Craft. Twin ICl'eW lhlp to lhoft. 28' like new, Loaded w I extras. $9500 firm! 673·3910. Speed-Ski loata 9030 * SKI BOAT * 14' Havoc Sid ao.t. C\.Ull. in- terior, ~ hp Merairy w r electric atart. New COnlin- mtal Tiit Trtr. llS-2959. ..-.1"'"' HILLMAN 1961 tu1LMAN pxl ~. U 8-2559, call 5 pm. JAGUAR C'Ol'ld, ~r 196' DE JAGUAR COU PE pnulne GcWai 9md with belp 1eatber bucket 3 band nadJo witti aJr can.ttUoninit · aeat.a. factory S4395 STAllSBUIY 8UICI VOLKSWAGEN CHEVROLET 196-4 CHMOLIT Impala Super Sport 1114 JJnooln Ccndnental Se- dan. fl&llJ eqUjpped, I.Ir condttion.tnc. low mlleqe. AU.Bl MOTOR CO. 1961 Oldsmo bile 4Dr. Ha rdt op One owner. ~ wtrran· b'· V8, paw lltr, fact ,W. Loaded with exu.. Oldtm0bfa.ca4111K 1150 8o O>ut Hin)' LAGUNA 81'.lACH No ICl"llchn or dtn ts on lls • lnl~, .. ftKAION 6 NUMHft NO GAS PAINS Thta ta extremely lm!>O"'- tant when buytnr • Volka-w~. Clllc:k l vel"IOft can tull,y ruarant.et your v.w. to your aau.tactlon.. Au· thortzed i-ru ~d oourte- OUI ..m~ an put of your suarantee· $99 DI LIVIU s~ AUTO CENTI R 00 Hartic. BM., C.M • Open eves. A Sun. 642-473.1 HY HOIM KI 7~100 CORVETII 'SS CORVETI'E 4 • apd. ~· Gotna: over- -. 1016 N. Westwood, S.A. Sahara belp tlnlsh I.or ii bri&bt and cit an. Hu utomallc r cond1· been re· power s&«nn1 • a tranamlaalon a.nd ai tlonllli· Price has ducr-d lo-Llr MAS~ll $995 STANSBURY B UICK 1920 Newport Bl ................... _ ....... ~ 199--. .-... '62 OlEV S Impala 2 dr hdtap 1porta coupe BEAU· TlFUL CONomoo nmu- oUT. FUiiy equipped with 1.U extru ind R It H. auto, PS. PB, etc. One OWT1er ori&inal & llbarp. New car '8.l STING Ray, p/ slide. ailn r w/ black int, new ttret, sci cxnd. Sett oU. Coct& Meaa vd. 646-90:!'.! ...... °"'; @ -------- Will lay Yoor Volkswqen or Mnche It pay ~ dollln. Paid !or or not. Call Mr. A.Ilea. Kl 9·1la4 1962 VOLKS • wq. Ooo- verts to camper. Brand new engine. Still wannteecl • En~ coat 1315. s.crtftce at U400. Muat tee to ~ lleve. Call ~-<riiW. '61 VW. radio, seat belt.s, auntoof, mechanically per- fect. 4 ,,ew premium ti~•. must stt to a.ppreoa.te. 673-2549. VW camper wilh cabana. 67J.5730. DODGE trade. "Showa finest of ---.64-00_DG __ E __ _ Catt." Wu $1895. V·S 4 barrt'l, 4 spHd. Really Special $1660 Mewd m.95· Coeta Mesa e RO Y CAltVEllt e Chrysler/ Plyme>tAh, 1425 PONTIAC Be.ker, C.M. 546-1934. 1400 w. Cout Hwy. U M46e -======-:::== NEWPORT BEAOI FALCON ePublic Noticee erubllc Notice. 6:J O\evy N QVI Q) ' door waaoo, Riil, automatic. '63 Falcoo delu."~ t door Piek up ooe payment of waccm. automatic, RIK. s.u.28 & assume b&I o.A.c. Pick up ~ payment of Call Mr. JOl!eph 633·ln SJS.20 .It auwne i,.l O.A.C DI Call Mr. J osepb 6311·19Qi r. Dir. ePublic Noticee '64 O\evelle Malibu Super Sport, RIH, auto. v..a, ~ str. Pick ~ ~ payment of $58.40 &: amume bal o.A.c. Call Mr. Joeepb 638·73a; Dlr. '64 f' ALCON RANOtERO R&H, xlnt cood. $1695. u UOC2 FALOON '<M> \13. Hunt 4 IJ)Md. chrome wheels, 3091 Pl.it• Or., CM. 54M867. '59 BROOKWOOD°""'· st&. FORD wq. Lo mt. excel cond. top ,63 FORD &rade ti.rel, S*X>. $500 ti.nan by Bank ot America it Galax.le 500XL, ~utiful your credtt pennit.s + $'.!(X) clean automobile,wlth cle· cub. 536·16'20. I~ f.actory air ooodition· --,6.1 CHEVROLET l"C, Crulaieamatlc tran1· Nova sport coupe. Radio, mlaaion. dellllCe radio & tinter, auto, cleM It slron& hHter , w·a·w, win.-wtieels 11695. ao.ta Mea au,..i.r/ ll month. 12,000 mile na Pt.ymoutb, 1425 Beker, c .M. Hon w I de warran1y \n· 546-1934. cludtd m the low pnct o . I Camper likt new. Xlnt '-cmd. Rua. Kl 5·1091 eves. '62 NOVA bd'-1 C'Pf, auto/ trana, llke new, l ow&r. $199:1 Rice Can , Rod• 9620 »aving $ll50. '75-l'TM. '5' 0 1EVY SDI. New paint ft upholatery. 3618 Park Lane. N.B. alter 5, 2 E.T. MAGS to nt <>Ida, Pont. or Cad. New $60. 646-7610. ,, IUICK 'SO CHEV Hardtop. Excel. MlM1nc eond, ""° Urea. TOO w-: OJtut Hiwa,y SJ00. ~. Newport Bea.ch U Pr 7751 ~~ 4° ,:,,ov~~ 1961 Ford Gala xie Gd medl • cond ! 646-576T. CHRYSLER 4Dr. Sedan Radio, healer. Power slttr- m& and aw.omatic transmia· aion. Beautiful tbol'\)' black flniah. lntuior just Ullt new Uc OFF 1n3 '6~ F·85 CUTt..ASS. auto trarw. R/H: low LO W mtle· 1395. a&e. Or\1 oWner. $ 642-5591. 1960 OLDS 88 -ndlni car In Smoo1b good condi· al $7:io. ti on . . • a ba.riSJ n Call 54.8-6449. '64 OLD.S CUlless. fac &Jr. ean, e)(('l 16 or RAH, power, cl cxnd, U'lSQ. 675-52· 642-190'l--,,. PLYMOU ePubllc N TH oticee '&: PLYMOUTii Belvedtr1.\ tr. Pwk o( $69.:.t{) A.C. Call auto. V·8, power a up one payment It 114\Jrne be.l. o. 73Cl> Dir. Mr Joefpb 638- UTH '61 PLYMO Valiant ~. l door , radio. actory a.tr A CM.a Men th, 14::> 934. beater, auto, f jewel $896. Oiryaler/ P\ymou Baker. c. M. 546--1 PONTIA c 'St PONTIAC G sports cou.pe. .. rand Prix The Award "LIKE TilRU· aJJ PX· g value. WiMer of lbe year. NEW CONDITION OUT. Loaded wlth U"U· An 0.-andin Wu $3295. Special ~ e ROY CARV ER e PONTIAC t 400 W. <..:uaat Hwy. u 1·34fi6 LACH NEWPORT B . '60-PONTlAC Ven tura ' dr ~. Xlnt 1.61;16, hdtp, tuUy eq cond. srn. 642· ~8181 . '60 PONTIAC Veo t&n4·dr ~· xlnl 1546-n&l http. Fully cond. SIZ). 642-1656 '65 PONTIAC 2 + 2- PM'l'S · >pm. TAKE OVER 8J9.3028 after RAMBLE R '60 It.am bier 5u1>ef' 4 door wa&on. automa· tioning. tic. Ri ll, alr ~ Make Ofter 11' t.MHCX::ANY Mercury Speed.boat. Very fut, good eond. (In water mw). SM.- ri.ftce $990. ~ . ~ l9'lO Newport Blvd n.ta Meta f 962 Buick lnvicfa Station Wagon s795 STAISBUIY. IUICI S&t~ G & M Motor 1501 Newport B 12" MERLINE 22 hp Mere Good for •Id.Irv, filhi.na, Ne-tr Wt trailer, ~. 6C2-alt. 14~ SlO. b9lt, lkrc. elec. Complete w/ tndler, '6'1S. KI 9-401' aft S pm. lo.t Trailers 1963 MAii I ~ DR. SEDAll ·th ren· t.e.riar. Silver ir~Y tiniah W1 ulne mi leather in l~culate ~ $3595 STANSBURY IU ICI 6M-9022 W AU3TRONC. 15'' Utw, OK for 16' &:.mri whaler. 1'20 Newport Blvd Cott UXl ( uaed once) fm. a.ta Mela .~ Clit1 St6-'468. 1953 JAG XKl20 aiupe _ _ __ _ bh f!ng. etc See at 500 er or Marine Equip. 9035 Or., Np8. ~ oll trade. EVINRUDE 25 compl reblt ., .aRMANN G m.s. U T· &11 1t1 boat e . ftA HIA 191 Albert Pl, CM, 541-4818. __ B_EA_tmruL ___ 't4 Riff, w/llw, vinyl, Boat Slip, Moerf"J 9036 -;;:;Sl.MJO=::;:· =f15.-=39;;;;;1&:;. = belta. 70' DOCK SPACI AV AIL. ~3471_ Fishlnt Boats 9040 19' LOBSTER Boat. all sev +-100 trape. Sacritlce $215(). OR 3-6799. toah Wanted 9050 TR.ADE, ~ce R·l ror lot in lovely reslden area tor fhhing boat. Liat.d Sl9116. eox lll3. EdwlU'ds, caur. Mobile' Homea 9200 ENZ MERCEDU I WHY BUY A USED Mere ... We You don't know •bout. hav. many we know about & they an guaranteed. See our aeledion. JIM SL.DWNS Im 120 W Warner port.I Sa.nt.a Ana 546-4114 • SL, '59 MERCEDES lXl ~er. l'XCellftll lion. $3900. Call m-«rn tween 9 a.m. & 4 p condi· be· .m. MG 1953 M.6. ROADSTER No rn1tt&ke ln ~ rood. Bod>' atra.lcbt· Nnl $295 STAISIUIY IUICI 1962 amYSLER Newport • D ledan. PB, PS. Is air cond. 4 new tires. 34,000 ac-1920 Newport Blvd. An outs-tandi~ value. Just 1 tu&J miles. Tbla car la Uke Costa Meu 646-90Zl llttle over 36,000 mile.. Wa-new " In mlltl cond. ll5ill6 '62 FORD V /8 GaJIXle 2 di' &OCI II Unm8('Ulate. Ncit • CASH. onitnaJ owner. coupe EXCELLENT <X>N· Costa Mea '6.1 RAMBLER. pow er steer. cond., new $1500. Prl- ina .It brakes. alr bra.I< es l-tllu. pc.y. St2-1389. SACJUFlCE: '63 RAMBLER American 4 dr aeda auto tram, $875. squeak or raWe. haa brand 548-«15. DmO?:' nrnu-0trr. All new t:1ret and i1 rea~ t.o 1963 CHEVY n ' dr e.xtru incl R/H. auto, n, R&li, give you the very belt of 400 Nava Wap. $1.395 Power atttr. etc. ShaJ1) A HY 4-1696. '61 RAMBLER, ' 536"49t0. 22lll performance and 1ervtce. Momklp 615--3616. oriP,al. Showa ftnnt of dr, SS!fi. Lie #lAXSl2· -"""-~--y---,---.. -PS--lt cart, MW car tra~. priced Capilltrano Lane, HuntinjtOQ -"""""' • ~ "'""'""· lo tell WU Sl295. Beach. $1995 ~i4s ":; :~.S600· • R~A~R • I STUDEBAKER STAllSBURY BUICK COMET j 1a w. /!.~~~~~LI 8-~ ·~ STUDEBAKER Good 19'.lO Newpon Blvd. Colla Mesa 646·9<W '61 BUJO< SKYLARK NlY equipped 111r TWce over pymls. Kl S-27S6- '64 RIVlERA. air oond, etc. 12,000 ml. $3495. MUil Sell! m-357'7. '53 VI 4 door, gd nmnln&. tires, MW paint & very cJe&n.. S149 .5(). 642-5 751. CADILLAC '64 CADILLAC ~Ville {'()tlVfrtihle. f u I I IXJ'lWPf". fart 11lr Ntw cv W8JTl.nty' $4l96. Su!f•• AUTO CENTEll 19'1 Harbor Blvd., C.?I. 011t•n eves. & Sun. M2471S l 964 Cadlllac Sedan de VIUt fully equipped. air con· dltJonJnc, kJow mil~. Wiii'> rantftd. $4.395. AllBI MOTOR CO. --,63C OMET I r\~"WPORT BEACH _ transportation car 125. Al"'' By Mercury. 2 door. 6 cyhn· '63 Falrtane SOO Sun tM"h. l:? volt II cyl. m> Mr. Economy ~ luxury. Birt at.s, VS, au10. pwr !lfr, Beautiful condition thru· Immaculate condition. out. Automatic tranmi• J9' DELIVERS lloo, Ra d io, heat.er, w-. ~Ex:ille~al:1!.onl~ t9JsMi• month, 12.000 mile nation-~'-'• wide wanuty. AUTO CI NTER lMl Hutlor Blvd., C.M. Open .vet 6 Sun. 642-4733 eP11bllc Noticee '6.1 Ford Ga.l&xie 500. •·as1· beck, lactory a.Ir. luU I power. Piek up one pay· 700 W. Cout H1"·ay menl of $59.80 Ir assume Newport Buch LI s..m1 b&J O.A.C. Call Mr. Jo~rph ePublic Noticee ~na; Dir. '60 ron.o '62 COMET Ut.atom Oelun V·8· <:alax.ie mnv. R 11. aedllll, R/ll, au1omlltic. aulo, power .tee.ring. (;ood Pick up one payment o( ti.rel Ir tC\p ~. ~· $29.'JO It -.iml' ba.I O.A.C. Meu Olrysler/ Plymouth, Call Mr. J~h 6.18·~ 142.J &ker, C.M. ~-19:14. Dir. HEADiNG!Or-vietnatn! '6.1 COMET Conv. 6 cyt. Top Mu.t aeU '62 fORD Gal· cond! ! Oean! ! $995 675-1234 Ext 1426 Eve axie, cbrome rims. Hurst 3 873~ •P· Very clean. Sac: $850. OR NOSJ. '80 COMET, delWtt lntmor, very clean, "915. 64&-7388. ri>m Sl:';. 548~187. T-BIRD '61 Thunct.rbird Ont owner car &. in excel- lent condition. Deluxe tai:- tory &U' conditioning, full power. R/H, ne'4' ures. I:! mo 12,000 mile Naoonwicie W1trr1U1ty. $199'5. '64 T·BIRD sports l'OUpt' SPCYrLE.5S CO~OITIQ;o.; THRUOt;T IOIK!td w I l h ~ery arce&SOry Incl lull power. faMory atr cond. 9J1«lal leather sests, pre· mium 11res. etr. 'iew car trade. "Shows finest of ca~ ... Value Qf a lite time ., .. $3495. Spedal S3l!li • ROY C~RVER • PONTIAC OlchmoWt.e•mic CO.NTINENTAL '57 FORD 2 dr hardtop, auto- matic. R&H , seat helt.s. gnoo u~. (';\(.'I'll lnll'rlor. '59 enicinr. runs good. $~ Call 673-7~ after j:Jl pm 1400 W. Cuut Hwy LI 8·3466 NJ:o.WPORT BEACH mo So O>ut Hlwa,y '62 CONTINI NT AL LAGUNA. MEAOi • cloof' ltdan· A quality IU· HY +-1084 Kl 7-1100 tomoblw wltb full factory ·go C'OUNTRYS quin' 9 pa~ '58 Whitt ronv. e'lcel cond. Jt.dlo, healrr, power brakes 'Nrw lop & upholatt-ry, full Ii 1teerln1. au10 tra.n1n11a· PQ'Wl'f . N.kl"IJ $900. Open alon. $896. S6-392t. fur betlt otter. 646-347(). t Price CHEVROLET ePubllc Noticee I.Ir roodltlonina. p o w ' r window•. powtt w1t1. pow· er bnlke.:i, powtt stH'Mni. New w•-w tirw. luxury lee.ther lnt~rior. $29!1.} lull ~ lncll,Mj.-. 12 month. U.000 mlJe nalim wi~ war· r1111ty. * '62 FORD GAL.AXIi>. • -:IW-T·BIRD-:--fUll fllct.ory nooo CONDm ON J9'-'~ pow~ x1n1 rood. S2IJOO. GIRLJI Bic)'dr 26" Al Is $10 after~ P.M.·'80 Anwtway, ea.a.~ * '63 TOKATSU IDclC * XlDC <ft. ~ d s p.m. wkdya; ~ ,.._ enda. OUCATI 80ae. ~ cond. fUI, rood traM, $200. m-~91 • ·~ TRIU)iPll BonMYUle NEW 3 ~AGOI REA!IONARLE &46·1\16 1644. PORSCHE ltc»-8 ·- 111UMPH .., 60 TrllllnPh Hd'9 lt4 R/H. tlllo. OR~ YOLISWAG EN 9G4 -HONDA Scramblf'r ·~-c;ii:'Y vw w IS\JN ROOF Low mllu; xlnt rond' w/1/w, n.dlo Vrry dun! '300. MT-634 SlD. ~ ) '92 OIEV Impala 2 dooc' ha.rcttop. auto. V ... powtt atr, R/H. Pick up onr p11.1· llMl'll °' l\3.J>" ..... bal o.A.c. eau Mr· J<Jff'Ph ... 13(6. Dir. 18 cm:vJtOLET ltatlon ,......s • door • eoiGr ...... a wt11te v.a ~..., tl'9m, bdlfy, ~ G • MUlt .,...... Got ..._ . ear ,..... tw aeWna $eG. ~. 59 EL Ccllno V 18. 1t1.ct. R It H. N-1>11111. •~I cond, M W II,.., l l.31 ~ Av~. CM ~I. :16-0fEVY u uon -;quo. S200 ~:Li6R 'll:IO · Oout fflway N"'"'°" Beach U &-7751 PUIUC NOncf FOi SALi 18 O.u.ntal Conv. A. Whi'-BMuty t"1ll .. tUl'll llH.160 I 462 M&l?Mh•. C M *li·:"ttll 118 '51) f'ORD -!>"Ml $125 nr hP111 1 ·~ T·BIRD. hardtop, full uffr r! F'Ully f'QUlp. Ml'd~ pwr. ah . AM·FM. xlnt c:ood . IOl"IW' ~nil work, m~ s:1.w.;. 1>1:!·.!146. '61 P'ORD ~o ·64 T7num.--,-'"'--ml-le-~-. SlOO • dri. Pmt~ . S36 mo. xlnt rondillon, all extrd. LI •l&IT altet' 5 • pm. Call aft 5 pm. 541-l812. rALCON '61 2 dr. f'Ut. Of>J. ·12 LANl>At:, ~ wbla, air . trim. lmmac., MW paint. all pwt. new ttre., $210(). l&.000 11$1al mi. M-«XlS. Xlnt! U l!-2656. 642..J.m. MUSTANG ·~ MUSTANG HIYrP-:- MH. CRUtSOMATIC S:.'395. 897-149ft llller 5·pm ttl • • d a ••''"'" .. 1Janr ... 1 OW 'Incl' IU~ll .. r-., •. J e41r .................. .. ........ plHuM rta1! TEMPEST ePubHc Notlcee '6.' T'eml>('St Le Mana 1pn11 mupe. 11utomatic. R, ll Piek ~ ooi-paymf'nt of $43.fO ,, UMllM bal. cu .c 0.11 Mr. J~pb 4131·'T:lcl5 Olt DAILY PILOT EDITORIAL PAGE The Beaches Are Gone Just as the tides appeared to be turning in favor of r rewi; fighting lo gave the 5horeline a!ol)g the f)range l.oast. a new storm kicked up over the last "'eekend to once again endanger homes in West Newport and at Capistrano Beach. SinN! 1935, West Newport beaches have been im- proved and \Videned. principally because 1.900,000 c ubic vards of sa nd '''as spread along the shoreline during rlrcdgi ng of Newport J-larbor. \\'hen ron1pared to that 1.9 million cubic yards of ~and, the present lransportin'g 'of 120,000 cubic yards .ts ob111ously a r11odes1 effort. Yet It will tcltit perhaps 111 exeess of the $80,000 currently allocated if wi nter storn1s rontinue to k1t'k up trouble. So far, massive emergency e fforts by st.le, county and rlly forces have staved off ahy n1a jor damage to private property. The beaches. however. are gone. Hov.• much natural beach replenishment "'ill occur after the ~lorm months have passed Lii a question that only t iole will tell. The retords in West Newport and at the southerly. Capis trano strand tend to show that after the winlcr \vashout and the natural rebuilding of the beaches . thcrt> has been a net loss of beaches over the past fe w years II is obvio us that al an 180.000 C~I for each emer· gcnc.v. th e various arms of government wou ld be spe~d lng heav il_,, if they must cope with beach emergencies ~uch as the present one each winter for n1 any winters. 1''his points up ttM:-need for the various government a.ccncics involved to press ahead to fi nd a sa tisfactory n1rtho<t for stabilizing the \Vest Newport ~horeli ne. Such 11 progran1 is under ""ay, under direct ior1 or the Arn1y r·orps of EngineC'r" Capistrano Rea<"h !ihorcline proppr\.v O\\'Oers fare 3 particularly difrll'u ll situation because it is likely their entire bearhfront "'ill be ("()nsidered by governn1enlal ai:-:enriE"s as privalP and therefor<!. the erosion problem must be solved \\'Ith their Olr\'n monf!v. II mav be thal an al>Sessment district tCl build a substantial sea "'all 1s the only practical ans"·er for long-term protection. To be surrcssful. ho\~·ever, it will require lhe co- op~al ion of a ll of our cirizens. In addition to Orange t'ounty agenciei; anrt our coastal cities. \Vest Nt>wport bearh~. however. are a differcnl story. They are public •hes. used heavily durine the summer n1onths as a pr ime recreational area for thous· a'tlds of persons from all parts of Orange County a nd Southern California. Oran,Ee \ounr.v·s beaches are. one or its fine!! as· St'ts \\'e all have a slake 1n a$5uring lhat the shoreline 1~ not only preserved. hut indeed im proved Present efforts to preserve the shoreline against the attacks of heavy seas and hi~h tides have been a splendrrt cooperative ('(fort involving the city of Ney,·port Beaeh. Qran,l!'.e County supervisors and their a:?enrif!s surh as lhe harbor department, road departn1ent and Civil De· fense units. the t i S. Army Corps of F.ngineers and State Department of Waler Resourtes. One Mo re Cha nce Co ming Newport Beach and Costa Mesa volers are remind· ed th.a l seven trustees for the new unifierl school dist rict are to be elected from 17 candidates next Tuesd ay. Allhough candidates are elected from seven trustee areas. all voters vote for a!J seven district representatives. Throu~h these agencies ..an emergency program is t·urrentlv under "'ay to move 120,000 cubic yards of sand (rom Balboa to the washed·Oul \Vest Nev.•porl shoreline •lopefully. lhis ··operation Sand S\\itch" \\•ill pro· vide temporary prr'!lettion for West Ne"•port Yet at best. the aid will be onl.\• temporary The DA ILY J>ILOT's recomme ndations will be pub- lished Thu r~d ay. In the n1eantime, voters will have one rnore chante to see and hear candidalt:'S at 8 p.n1. to. rnorrolr\' at Ne"'port •larbor High School auditorium. ''ou l'an help get the unified sehonl district off to the rij!hl start by hearing the candidates and then voting next Tuesday. Ralph de Tole dano Unfair · to Buckley Recent!~. in a speech be· fore a conference on World l'eace Through Law. Chair· man David Sarnort of RCA dest'ribed television as an "immen1e force for enlight- enment. understanding, and 1 o cl a I llldvancement." At the lime, I disputed this contention and ci ted ois n1y evlde~ the present room· emptying 1tate ol ne1v.·orll. 1V and Ill pathetically low level evt.n u entertainment, Now come1 the Nallona.J Broadcasting Company • to 1itO\•e my pc11nl Uf the roll!· JcaJ realm. NBC IS an RCA 1ubs1dl.ary, .tnd therefore in General Sarnoff'.!. corner IC Uiere 1~ to be any "enl1ghl- enment" or "understanding" in the r\e"'· York n1ayor· atty elecllon, !\'BC "'Iii def· lnitely not be among lhose •·ho contribute to it. In f:1ct. 110 determined 11, this majhr radio and TV purveyor to µre\'ent an in11ioirtial 1h'>· cussion ol the l<,11ues that ll 1s wilhnJ: to flirt "'ith \'Iola· lion of the laW. no pos$1ble excuse lor the f'.'(clusion Of Mr Buckley ex· cept political bias. All the other rfid.io and tv stal1ons in New York have been giv· ing equal lime to all three contenders. The Federal Communlca· lions Acl iSection 3151 , liel· ting up t be commission which regulates radio and tele vl1ion, is very clear on the legal obllgatlon or a station In these circumstan· res to provide. equal appor· tunity to all recogniied can- didates for public officl The Jo-caUed Fairness Doc· trine promulgated by the f<' e d eraJ Communications Commission Is even more r 1 go r o us Ln presumably guaranteeing r e bu ttal in ;iny controversy. This doc· trine, as applied by the rec. Ls pernicious since it has been used and abused tO 11rovide the Liberal Estab- hshmcnl v.·\lh more than ii 11' entitled to in air 1in1e. HILL BUCKLF:Y. "'ho ha s o;;tead1Jy built up a follo"·in~ despite a hardly friendly press. is Justifiably out· raged. He haa a point V.'hen he notes that NBC's censor· ship move 11 .. particularly offensive In view of the fact that radio and TV are the sole outlets of the mass communlcations med.la In New York City due t!) the ne'\l.'S paper strike... Th I 5 news blackout may have emboldened NBC to tall.e i1' anti-free ~peech action. It will be m~ than a lit· tie Interesting to 1ee wha t the FCC does -and how quickly it d o e 1 it. To da~. r ec decisions have systematically been easy on the left, tough on the right. Stations who try to even the scales, now heavily and sus- tainedly weighted on the Ii~ eral aide, fin d themselves having to ballle to keep their licenses. Right·w i n g programs have round it hnrd sledding, v.·ith station man· agers making it clear that to broadcast them brings do" n the v.•rath ol \Va sh· 1ngl.on IC1ftt l'••l\tf"tt 1•"41<•'-THIS IS precisely \Iha! I~ happening. Jn New Yori.. Cit\ th~·rr ia a thrce·"'·ay race lor rna) nr. llep. John L1ndsa~ \11111 the endorsement of lhe k·ft- "'Lng L11x'ral Part). 1 ~ ru~ ning as the "Hepubhcan" candidate 1 I pul the "ord in quotes hel·ausr: !\1r Lind· say has openly apolo1?.1ze1 I for his Republican aHi.ha· lion. I Controller Abraham Beame is the Democratic cant.11da te. \\'illiam r Buck· Jey Jr . editor of National Re,·iew. is the Conservatlve Party•s standard bearer. r ~~~--i H elp i1rg tl1r 11,,..,.dlr11r1 s Un Ortulxtr 23. NBC is trl· evisin g a debale of the c<i n· dates. Hut it has carrfully excluded Mr. Bu c k I e y. whose randidaev ls giving his opposition a ·fit. At first they tried to ltu1~h him out of existence, but a New York Daily News poU at the \Yorld's Fair gives Bill Buckley 26 per cent of the vote. TllIS IS hardly a scien· tific measure ol Buckley strength in New York. But 11 ind.icates the. wideipr ead interest in hi s fiJ!hl to wresl· J\'e w York's biggesl job lrotn lhl" Tweedledee-Twee- dledum candidatu of the 10- caHed n1ajor parties. Since the Conservative Party is on.-of the legally recogniied parties under New York: St.ate election 1a"·s. there Is \\'ASHINGTON \\'e ought lo be more solicitous of people like the Pakistan- is Y.'ho stone and hurn our Cnf\rd Stales lnformation Sc•r\'iCe C('nters. Th e y shouldn't have l-0 come to our libraries. \\'c should provide mobile libraries ant.I go to them. In pl aces like t\ar<1chi. whrre transportation at its Dear George: I have decided I'm going to get to kno\v you better. Ga.1rgie -I'm a 21·year· old redhedd and interesting and interested in YOU. Any reason v.'e can't ge t togeU1· , er'.' T 't'. Dear T.Y.· Two r eason s. For one thing my wile would brf'ak my neck and. two, I would look pretty stupid writing to a lovek>rn columnist for ad· vice, now woulJn't 1 ~ Dear Gloomy Gu s: Should certain objectors rid Balboa o f it.I popular c-offeehouse and fun tone. wUl the young people still be. able to stay on the beaches until J O p.m.? -& D. ,._............................ .,.,.. ...... NI _...., ___ .. _...._~ ....... bes! is poor, the task of gel· ting to a USIS library (.''3n be arduou~. Many ha \' e to trudge all the "'ay afoot. IT ISN'T ronsistl!nt of u~ to do everything for a peo- pl!! and then m11ke them go to a lot of trouhle in retalia- tion. If they insist upon de- s1roying the servi(.'e5 we ar<' trying to prov ide f o r them it seems only d<'(.'ent Iha! y,•c make lt as effurt- le~s as possible for the m. Ma ny in the Kararhi rnob oJ 10.000 were weary a n d footsore before they got to our library. It must h ave affected their pi tching, A HOODLUM "'ho has to walk aU the way to a sack.· ing can't be expected to be al his lop Incendiary form either. It is an axiom of the ancient sport of arson that a player should not be too tired when he plays w i I h matches. If. instead of having had tn slog ii all the "'SY to our library. the J>a k.islani brick and name throwers had the librRry come to them, lhink how much fresher they'd have been! T hey could have gollen In some fast breaking curves, a n d possibly dusted oU a few more Voice of Americas MOREOVER. if they'd had a mobile llbrary to throw at lnltead of a sla· tlonary one, they'd have aharpened up their plt.ch- ing. A moving target Is aJ. waya more of 1 challenge to • m•rb m•n with a n y pride la bl.a skill. As they used to tell us t'ulbrlght 1Cholar1 at Oxford. • "They don 't 1lve no prizes ror 1hoolln1 • 11ltlng book.'' ..... -...,...,,.. ~ ----------- f'oref911 Stt!el'• T hr-eat By ROBERT S. ALLF.N and P AUL SCOTT European countries. par· ticuJarly France. Italy and.. the Netherlands. are dump· ing huge quantities of steel in the U.S. These 1hipments are run- ning nearly 50 per cent more \ban la st year -10 million tona a1 against 6.4 mi!Jion toos. In 1961 foreign steel import.!! lotalcd 3.16 million tons. Ttu.& steadily mounting foreign steel tide is threat- ening seriou1 "employment dislocation" in the U.S., and piling an additional S t.~ billion on the disturbin£ U.S. balance-0f·paymcnl deficit. mAT IS THE b 1 u n t warning of Sen . Vance Harl· ke. D-lnd., crusading mem· ber of the innuential Fi· nance Committee. Hartke wants President J ohnson to launch an i.m· 1nediate sweeping study of this increasingly alarming problem. For this purpo1e Hartke has introduced a Senate resolution directing the President to have such a study made by the Com· merce Department to com· pile detailed informa tion on 1our key points· "(11 TIIB POSSIBILITY nf unfair. below-cost pric- ing of steel mill product imports to the un1tea :-,ta1es: 121 the impact of rapidly increasing imporl~ of steel mill products upon the prof· a bil.ity of the domestic steel industry and the en1ploy· ment i n c om e. and tax re v e n u es generated by that indus t r y; 13 1 the impa(.'t of such imports upon the maintenance or equilib- rium in the balance of in· lernational pay1nen ts of the Uni ted States. and 14) thl effl'ct of efforts nf !he go•• ernment to re~trict the out- now of private capita.I upon rhe demand of steel prod· Ul'IS 1n forelliln rountiieg al· I octed thereby.·· "l;"J THE f 'IRST 1 I :r 1nonths of this year ." Hart· ke declared. "steel IJllll Imports from France. lla1y and tht: Netherl&nds ex- ceed~ import.It from these countries for all of 1964. At current 1teel prlcea and at the current annuaJ rate of steel mill Imports they will amount to a draln on the U.S. balanct: of payments of more than t l.25 billion tills year. "That is an extremely se- rious matter. In addition. economic contraction and r l s in g unemployment in F rance and Britain threat· en to d iv e r l increasing quantities of 1teel mlU prod· ucts to ou r c oun t r y at prices below our own. If this trend contlnue1. It pre- senll a serious threat to the profitability of the ateel in- dustry. to employment. In· come and the very consid· erable ta:ii: revenues gen· erated by the ateel industry. "TH IS CA Ll..S for prompt and decisive counter meas- W'el. And the best way to begin Is to ascertain all the facl.!i. That is why I am In- troducing my resolution c1lllng on the President to immediately initiate a com: preben1ive study." THE JOHNSON adminl· stratlon'1 apparent deter· mlnation to ram the House· passed bill repealing Ser· tion 14/b ) of the Taft-Hart- ley Act through t~ Senate iii gain g to be a sham bat· u •. Senate. Democratic lead· er1 plan to waa:e lhla fight with the full expectation of chelving lhe eontrovel'lial labor measure after two weeks of ex tended debate. " .. ,.~- :·· 'Not ..... ,boys-.' ~i-.. ~~ ,, FEVER AN!> <KILL ~ To the Editor. ··Are you '"'a re o' the plan· ned riol.!i that are to take place Oct. 15-18 at four to five universities and col · leg es in California ? The central theme will be Viet· nam and our policy there. They are aimed at shalung the President. 11tE PROPAGANDA has been written already A number of 100.000 is aimed at being jailed Afterward these peor.le \\'Iii be .. VIC· lim1." jai ed for their "po· Ii tic al beliefs ... This inform.;it1on wa1 an· nounced Monday, Sept. 13. by Mr. Herbert Philbrick j "'I Le<J Three Lives" J at a dinner meeting of the Christian Anti-Communist Cn&lade at Knott's Berry Farm. Mr. Philbrick has a defin ite plan for the pre· venllon of these riol.!i. MRS. KATH ERINE KLOPP (Editor'• Nete: The Long Buch office of the Chri•· Han Antt.Commu11l1t Cr•· 111de coaflrm1 tht.I ~fr. Ph\1- b r I e k made the remark about "plan•ed riot•" and 1ald hl1 lnfor matlon camr. f,.m an article In People'1 World, the Pacific -Coaat equivalent of the D 11 11 y \\'orker. Communl1l mou th· piece.) Fire ln•pecfion To tile Editor : Re . "A Wa y to Cut Costs?" IDAILY PILOT, SepL 24. \ In Ne""!)Ort Beach as well as many other cities large fire rigs are used for in· spections. This is done be- cause local fire companies inspect their own distr icts so that their familiar ity wllb the structures and ge· ography of their district ~I be greater. THE WHOLE company ( uaually three to four men In Newport Beach) goes on the inspection a nd all prof· it from it. A smaller vehi· cle used tor their transpor· tatiQn _would be chea per but, I hope when my house begins to burn. while my loeal fire company i1 on In· spectlona, that the compaay re1ponm in a big, expensive r\re engine a nd not a two- door acdan. The point is that these firemen. even though they are on lnspecUons, are ready to respond lmmedl· ately to a fire in their dis· trlct and It la necesaary far them to have their tools with them. , R. JAMES RASMUSSEN Bure.,, To the Edltor: Re : "Gr 11 t Huuahs Jn Newport" (DAILY PILOT. Sep< 25). Hiving for the paat threo yean been r eu1rc.hlng the e r I 'f transportation hla· tor1 ol Newport. and belnl UM: llluthor of the plaque text for the Newport Pitt m o n u ment. of pe_rticular Interest to me b: your hiJ· tor1cal presrntaUon f\.-1y original exploring (If primary resoorces has pro- duced data which in some instance$ documents details offered 1n Sherman's and ~1eyer's books and in other instances contradicl.!i t he work of those writers. Trust· ing that you are partlaJ 10 .&.Ii refinl"d truths a11 are available, please consider the fol\o"Aring of my find- ings which correct mistakes appearing in your article TIIF: .. '"I RST trairf to pass between Sant.a Ana and Ne "'·port ran in mid-Jan· uar,·. \89l j not 189'11. No public coelebration occurred unul Au guat 13, 1891, and on that date the railroad was inaugurated with trlllin e.x· eursions and other contem· porary festivity The task of making the rail road idea a reality was initialed whUe the ocean wharf was being built in the fall ol 1888, but so inconsis· tent were the building ef- forts that the firs! mlle of grade "'as not finished un- til the faU of the following year. 1889: the riist mile of track was not put down un· 111 August of the next year. 1890: and the eleven-mile road no! fully opened until August of 1891 , after another r,,..•elve months had elapsed. So the railbed had been three years in the making !not seven). Surveys for a Ni!"'port r a i Ir o ad were made as early as 1875. so the 1886 wagon ride of Mc· F'adden and Forgey ls of"f'to primary significance. Tiff: FIRST McFadden to visit this area came in 1868 !not 1865 ) and no mem. ber of the family dea1t in lumber or transportation before 1874. I havl! been unable to find any evidence that ox earls were used in the capacity you 11uggest. It is doubUul that the Mc· Faddens contemplated the Smeltter branch at the ti me the main Une wa11 o~ed. The celery enterprise of Mr. Smeltzer (and , later, other&) w.11s too Infant to support such a project that early. Incidentally, t h a t branch wa1 c-onatructed In 1m (not later. as aa1erted In various publications). THESE REMA RKS are not Intended to be complei. but only to call attention to the mon! obvloos em>n. I hope thlt when you a1aln havl" an opportunity to com· ment oo theM matten you will respect my informatiot1 and possJbly cotitact m• pu· 'onaily. for It b: oa1y through auch efforts that we can ever arrive at a general awareoi11 of the fatta ol our local history. Thank you. STEPHEN E . DONALDSON Drmo .. arratlou To the EdUar: About J une 28 I wrote-a letter to Assemblyman W. E. Dannemeyer of the Or· ange County 69th Oiatrict. I felt that civil demorutra· lions. wben they violated the law , could encouraa:e more astrinaent acUona 1l they were not ""9W1Md upon. I asked Mr. Duaemeyer lt anything was being done to discourage dlaobedience by civil rights demonatrator1. Here wa1 hil reply: "VOU MENT10N the 1wb ject of demonstra t i o n a. People In a free aoclet, have' a right to demonatrate to achieve an objective In which they are lnt1rt1led. I, for one. wou ld rathet h a v e tbem demonatrsi. than take up arma to cor~ rect •n lnjuati~ w ll l c ~ they mey feel. It may M uopleasant to hlllve theM demonstratioru; toinl Oil, but to me they art the 1t11= er of two evib, namely, demonstrations or armed ronllict." THIS STATEMENT wa~ made by Mr. DaMe~eyer July 28, long befon. tht Watt~ riot.. Looking back 011 it now. at thia date, "' aet that political encourager. ·nt ror demon1tration1 did not. provide the releau val•• for pent-up &team aa tt w1: expect~ to do. The unlaw. fut demonstr1Uorui only pav- ed the way for rlol. con- ditioning the public to di .. .regard for th• law. Now we are•r nt d It could happen •a:aln. If-11 does. wUJ the rlotera bt handled with tld cJovea1 The only way to meet forot is with greater forct. THE BEST war for the colored people in W•tt.a (or any art.) lo be rttpect:ad and ·recocntud llll to demand reaptd. by bard wort, tdQt CIUoo ed H lf ~ t Tbe road la a Jons. rw.t one and 1 doubt If tt caa bl ruUHd ovemlp t at.Id bJ forced lnte'fation. , . e. l"ILLIAMI ·-m i@lijdl"'-• ' Tuead1y, September 28, !MG I !'be edltorill pogo of the Dlily Pilot -to tnfora and 1timulltt relden bJ pl'tlllDtlnl th1s ...,." p1jj11r'1 oplnlon1 ond co-tlry on ~at~ terelt and 1ignifkance, b)I proridtns a lonm . , the e apreulon of our readen' opiDJoea. and pr ... nUn1 the di""" flewpo!Dto ol obtervers and 1pok1smen on topia of tbt •1 .. R_, N. Wood, l'Wllohor • • " r, • ) • '