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VOL 58 , NO. 264, 4 SECTtONS, ~ PAGES
Lindsay
Scores
Upset
Liberal New
Mayor of NY
( WASHINGTON (AP)
Republican John V. Lindsay! vaulted today to the front
ranlt of the party whose cam-
palcn banner he shunned 111
•inning election as mayor of
New York City.
ED ITIO N
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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER l, 1965
Upper Bay
Public Use
Raff ert v Audacious Second ..
Today~s Closing
N.Y. Stocks
TEN CENTS
Shore
Urged
Scores Hit
In Newport
Serena Clinging
To La Paz Lead
State Cites
San Diego
Example
But while the liberal Lind·
u y was winning by a llS.()()().
vote ma.rfin 111 heavily Dem-
ocratic New York City, Dem-
ocrata were cruahloc Repub-
ltcan hopes wtth gubematori· B7 CHARI.ES IJ. LOOS By THOMAS A. MlJllPBINE
al v1ctorles In New Jersey • .._... ..., °' 1111 De11r,.......,
and Virginia. State Supt. ot PubUc In· By ALMON LOCK.ABEY ~bility to report ·~Cl.I.rate posi-Alsembly Spea.br Jeue
Akr seven years u a Mu-atruetl Ma R ..._ .._ Uons. Bui D&Jeas1's 35-f o o t ,
hattan conireuman and sev-_......... on • a r r e r l Y ABOARD nIE COAST sloop, Al V1ento, of the Long If. Unruh s chief Ut!elanda
en monlhJ 11 a mayoral cam-IOG'Dding very mudl lllce a GUARD ctrM'ER DE . Beach Yacht Club wu esti-eonJult.ant told Newport
pa.igner, Undaay triumphed D ' Tail of Woe candidate for re-election next The 13-foot cbXTER mated to be Ued with Harry Beach city olf1cia.ll today the over Democrat Abraham D. OfJ S )'Ur. sped throup an hour· -1 oooer Mol<>1bcob '1 40-foot aloop Gyp-st.ate would ll&e to aee the
Beame -and became one or IOQC dlscoune on everyUung Serena clunc tenadoualy to a ty. on handicap time. u r Ba devel
the Republican party's top of· Goldie, a 6-week-old pup owned by Tem Gibbs, 8, of 1136 Pembroke Lane, New· from the devil to the Berkeley boat-for boat lead Wednesd~y Dick Valdez' 40-foot a.loop ~ 8 Y ID San 0: UU
flceholden. port Beach, wa,, sadder but not much wiser when firemen extracted her from riob W<Uy 111 • Wk t.o ladles in the •mile Lon& Beach-Jubilee wu in fourth place 00 ay 1°·
TOP MAN this washing machine Tuesday. A few minutes later she was back at the wash· ol the Wedotlday Mornlna La Pu tnternatiooal Yacht 00 corrected tlnk! and Gold-He auuested this would re-
E ...... f th N mg madune. and stuck again -by the WI. Rescue was again successful. study Club IA Corona del Race, with the 73-foot sloop ie J oseph's •toot PCC Bo-ta.in vlrtually tbe enUre sbor ..
ven uoc: ore e ew Yorlt Mir. Audacloua Jtill wttb.ln 1trik· rut.a. which was ludlng on line for public beadles an d e~ection, there was talk that And Ill a aon-p a r t 1 s a n in& di.stance aa the leaden handicap Tuelday. reported public wea.
Vlclory or narrow defeat • a a Ide. Rafferty, a RepubU-picked up a freshening oOrlh· Ught and variable breezes
would make Lindsay a ~an Santa Anita 85 ltlllllon Projeet an. prWed Aaaembly Speak-west bnae off Punt. s an and had dropped to firth. The consul~t. Charles with presldent1al credenllala er Je~se Unru.h (D·lngle-l.Au.ro. A spread of 156 miles aep-Baldwin, mtt with city oftl·
in -ri:e GOPh d lh 1 wood 1 as "a patriotic Amerl-Al morninc roll call Serena arat.ed the lead boat. Serena, cera for more than two houri Llnd::~ll ~j~~eand .~d w~! M B Ne wport Dunes Hotel can" and a man of hls WO~. WU aa111ng about one mile llff and the last boat, Bill Jonas' at city hall today to clilcuas
Re bfl uld t ay "'' Tbe chief or lM natJon s shore from the mouth of Mag-Fairlady. proposed developml!.Dt.a of lhe ~ fan "0 l no ~e _, llr1est school ays~m drew delena Bay and Audacious The mileages recorded at bay.
• uld o~r·y~d erm. d k A d b c .. rat lt&n<Un& ova t Io n 1 was 1<>me 28 miles utero morning roU call were: Ser· Baldwin. blue~yed, b 1 l d
say le ti e 7 -an see Lesser· Co. pp ro ve y Oltnty m>m hi.I auditmee at the Vixen, an early luder, wa~ era 653, Audacious m. Vlx-and professonal -appear. re-e c on, oo. • Corona del ~~lh Cent· third en 598. Bcmia 5715, lrt.ab Mill in&, waa clearty critical of
In general Tuesday a seal· tt 11 he hammered away in · . 570, Slrlua !70, Eacapade the proposed tidelanda • tered off·year elections of· . 1 · Serena hu logied 653 miles ~ VI 582 G 5eO >.. u lued' comeback-mlnc!ed Re-8 LES WAGNER SANTA ANA -Approval poraUon had negotiated a ~ typically co orful language, from the at.art 00 a rhumb • M4va J bll YP:i& Eacu cbante between .Or~ Coun-
publicans UtUe help in their J,.. o.tt• "'"' ;tiff or a '5 million contract for year lease •Ith N e w po rt ~t what ~ described u four line course. Both the Class A ~or 520 ~ ~f!llto a and ty and the Ini.ne Co"'!:ti
hunt for answers t.o the dll· construction of Newport Dunes and won the approval bl& li~ afoot in educatioo leaden wen expe<:ted to F~adyUJ He •UUUt.ed the at.a.le
emma that was the legacy of Santa A_nlta Consolidated, Dunes Hotel in N • w port of tbe Newport Buch Plan· toda7. reach the Up o( Bai.a Caillor· Luden • eorrected time rather aee ~e County
lJ&4 pruldentlal nom.inee lnc.. wbicb opuaw the Buch was &inn by the Or-ldal Copunia&loo, DJMin& :&&JI' ~ Ila b1 tldT~ .... 1DOl2t-Vtf 0 ad •• ~ fiOJt a mulU-millloo b 0 Ad u.~ c ld famed race tradl at Arcadia. ante eo.anty Board of Super-OMlltt _., ... U. lat • m, ·-r-,... .. 11M "" e to ~ tbe bay i.r ~·r 0 water. bas t.abn an optiL'n to ~c-viaora Tuesday. The CIMJlt-ldle-Newport Dunes I~. "Tt:l medim> te.ndtlley 11 • , eirt.o, -'b· liM; hbDM. PQbUc ...
Unduy, who had ttfused quire most ot the oucstandio.g moua acUon ame on the mo-bojda a lease on the county to ®'nw'Jdt tM dnfl and Mort H.a.IE:eil 1 Vtva of the BmJta. IrWt Mlilt. Vine, I»-"You couldDi p111 a boM
lo back Goldwater, seldom atock of Louis Leaser Enter· tillft ol PIM Dtltrk:t Super-lalld. pooh-pooh h I a •ork," aa1d ....cs Ani•lu Yachl Cub ap-cude.ro, !!auplde. Audi· 1aue Uke that In cme mllba
mentioned hh GOP mayoral prises, lnc .. whlcb la sponaor-visor Alton E. Allen. The hotel wlU &4join the Rafferty, 'b\lt It's ~ we peand to ~ ludlq Oft ban-doua. Sera.a. Shiu. P'alr· years," declar*1 Mayor Paul 00~n::!0?· H~ had lb~ ~b-LDg the S90 million Keys Ma-Construction will be g 1 0 ex.latinc Seabird Restaurant lhLD.k We have b.lm licked that d.tcap Ume. Delptt.e her ln-lady and Astor. J. Gruber ol Newport Bach. ;{ls P J s en o~semen • bo~ rina in Costa Mesa. within the next two monlhJ and stretch along 750 feet ~ the devil does hl.s beat work .·• City Atty. Tl1lly s.,mour beat~y n~e~~n sthe-Beame The llpllon runs until Dec. and the 250-room hotel should waterfront. Mullan saJd. Rea-Big lie n~ber one, be told lbt It.ate tJdeW>ds coo--
slat Ube al d 31. Under its tenns. Santa be complete by next summer t.aurant and bar space wtD 1a1d. la that cblldreo c a n c s • A wlant that Oran,. County
De e -7ere 1 r an a Anita would exchange 45,000 cording to Jack Mu 11 1 n' be six times that of the Sea· learn under one educatio~ ong taging rea couldn't even pus bonds for
:ocra · t 1 shares of its capital st'l:>ck for president of Newport Dune; bird. philo90pby about as well as 1u own jail house &l1d court·
hedafme er ; c~m~aH~ the 87 per cent of Lesser En· Hotel Inc "We decided there was no they can under anolher." house.
bert Hro{I1 ~ reaiden la 1: terprlses capital st.ack held Pre.viou~ly thr hotel ror· sense doing this halfway." Rafferty cl.aimed Callforrua Damaged by Bombs "Would the county consld· min te' u:,p rey a~ ,8 s by Louis Lesser and his ram-Mullan said by way of ex-bas proved l.hiJ state me n t er such a bond if the sta.t..
u en rsemen r 0 m ily plaining the size of the hotel. wrong since adopting the would match funds!" Bald· Pre~ldent Johnson. On the basis of Tuesday's "We'U complement the New-"phllosoph1es of buk educa· . win ..,ked. Ll(~a~~ PoUce2, at quotation of S330 bid for Santa Fog. HoveI~S porter Inn in attracting con-tion and educaUon in depth" SAIGON (UPI\ -U.S. Air killed four guerrillas and The city olfictrs plainly &d·
______ ._a_a_e __ Anita shares. the deal would venUon business." followtna hu election in 1962. Force BS2 bombers, Oying at wounded a filth yesterday. milted they dldn 't know.
amount to $14,850.000 · Architect for the Spanish-'WE KELPED' high altitude in waves of The operation, dubbed "Black ~ere are some o_f the crl-
Dr. Loats BIG PORTFOLIO Ove r Ha rbor style hotel ~ Raymond Le· .. .. . three. today pounded a sus-Snake," uncovered a ~foot Uc1sms that BaldWJn offered . . vana..s, 3m Via Oporto, New-Howe\ er. he empbas1z· peeled Viet Cong stronghold tunnel and 11 bunkers on beh.aU of Unruh's com·
The Keya M~ma u not the port Beach. B~der will be ed. "no one man can take north of Saigon on the fringe Leathernecks de~troyed mittee of the tidelands swap:
To Have
Surger y
only ~ro~rty 10 aJ:e Lesser Dense fog continued to bo-Hau and Hayrue Corp. or credit for this. The most we of the Communist area known several guemlla traps in· -The Big Canyoo Recrea.
dporU? 1°·b .nldin~e -~thare Jn· ver over the Harbor Area San Francisco. (Sff SPEECH, Pace %) as lhe "iron triangle... cludtog a number of p' unkJ lion Area would not mean ustr1a u1 gs ... , some t.hroo h 'dda __ .., N . . u th .
4 millie1D &quare feet of space i m1 y. &JN ew· The raid. 58th of the war. sUcks -needle-sharp pieces 1at e lrvtne Company 1s
x office build.in 5 and 8 oo) port Beach Weguards report· was the second in the past of bamboo Upped with poison trading pnme residential land !~res or land ~tended 'ror ed at noon that they couldn't F h • 1\ if d • two days against a target be· which can cut through com-~a use Big Canyon Reser-
resldentiaJ and commercial see the ~an from . l he Ir ar-reac mg ll J e 1care ltevc~. to be the staging area bat boots as. if they were VOlr !11ay . make d\\eUing im• development in Orange, Ven· headquarters a stone s throw for \ 1et Cong . troops. It 1.$ made of paper practicaJ ~ the ~uUy
Dr. Norman R. Loats. su· lura and Los Angeles coun-away. criss-crossed with tunnels and The US military command I -Baldwm caUed the Uni·
perintendent of the Newport lles Through ttle mornlllg houri PJ p d b s bunkers reported today that 23 Amer· vers1ly of California . Irvine's
Marbor UnJon High School ~ in · g work 3J. motorists had to depend on an asse y ena le Correspondents aboard ob-1ca~s were killed in action proposed 2.000.meter roWU1g Dtatrict was scheduled to un-m;ei::goo:~r~one on ttie lights to ma~euver safely servation planes reported agarnst Communist r or c es course "a farce." He said
derco major 1ur1ery at Hoag M riJu whi h r north of through the m1~t. 1 that at least 10 structures last week. Another 1« U.S. ettws needed at I e as t 15
Presbyterian Hoc Ital today 8 • c :~s th The fog. built up by a SACRAMENTO (AP)-The and (Ounly money -would were destroyed in the satura· servicemen were wounded in miles rowinc ruom for any
to correct 8 paJnfuJ back in· ::11ndStreelf0~ ~ 5~ ;rn strong inversion layer, ls ex-Senate today passed a far-be p(loled under lbe plan lo lion bombing. One body was action and two others official· kind of practical practice.
jury RI u ~Y k~ ~ Gan vUf8 peeled again Thucsday. reachin& medlcare plan pro· give the poor the same quality seen on the ground . ly ltsted as missing or cap--Baldwin sald O r an a 0 Lo~ts 43 waa hospitalized B ver. C 10~ reen e-vidlng free. government-pur· of mrcllcal aJd now available Far to the north or the lured. (See BAY, P-.Je %)
brleOy iaat inonth after aggra-re";~:r. Ef:t.e~prise~ has pro-chased health . i~surance for to.~Mt Callfornlans. ·:iron triangle:· today. an es·
vallng an old back injury d to b ild 1 000 homes W A ' more than a nulllon poor peo-This ls authenticall y a tsmated battalion of guerrillas
while at work In his oHlce. ~~he l45-a~re p'r 0 Pert y a ter gents pie. mattP r of urgency ," said St>n. overran a governmen~ out· ~lllOlliDmD:illllllll..,t.:=~m:-=-=-=====:it::c:=C111miim:a•
He was released from the which would be interlaced by A »3 vo~e sen! the Brown Joseph .. Ratti11n ~ 0-Santa post at An Nhan. Mill~ry
hOI ltAJ but the injury caused nectln with p ) SI l d adm.lnlstration bill back to Rosa i. Because of the needs spokesmen reported the Viet· The Inside News f~er 'trouble and his physi· ~~te~~ll U::gb thegGreen-ar ey 8 e the Assembly for ~ment of the people, it ls lmpor~anl namese defenders. s~ffered
ctana ordered 1ur1ery to re-ville-Banning Canal on extensive Senate amend· that this bill be enacted into "moderate casualties and fll-•--=•m:::J::::m::z:::::::;:=:...;:B:Jnimia::::;;z.;;•aml
move a ruptured dlalt a n d The j~t ha ~n in the A joint meellng o( all dls-meals. The bill required a law." abandoned the garrison. leav-
fule vertebrae in h1J baclt, lt mllJ r::." severals years and tributing water agencies in tw~lhlrds majority of n. But Sen. J ohn G. Schmlt.i ing behind a "moderate"
waa repo~. bu overcome a long fut of Orange County will be held Assembly aP'ffment would CR-Tustin) ttplled it was "the amount of weapons.
It Is expected the school com lex conditidbs. some of Thursday evning at the C~s-send the bill to Gov. Bro~·s big!!est atep toward socialized The attack at An Nanh.
administrator will be hosp!-whJc'h sWI have not yet been ta. Mesa County Water Dis-desk -pushing the leg1sla· med1clne that this state or about 330 miles northeast of
tallud about two weeks, then met tr1ct office . lure closer to adjournment or an~ other hu ever taken... Saigon. began shortly before
spend another two weeks at · Purpose of the session will :i special seulon now in Its Backers pleaded for quick dawn. An Arr Force pilot Oy·
home recuperatinc. STOCK SPLIT be to diJC111s la&islation both seventh weelt. BusJneu may actton to prevent the los~ of Ing over the outpost in a U1ht
Meanwhile. Aut. Supt. ~T-Durini the option period, btneficW and harmful ~o be finished by Thursday. an~ of the new federal funds observation plane report.ed
hardl c. Elltermann will han-Santa Anl~ Consolidated will county water consumers, IC· At least $6 million to S7 mil· made ava.llable through a sec· seeing several hundred Viet
di• IAata' duties at the bi•h lnYftticate the st.atUJ of all cordlne to Alvin L. Pinkley, lion a month in federal fundi lion of Con1reu· new medt· Cong withdrawing. An air
school d11tricL Lener enteri>rlNI. S a n t a president of the C M CW D -matched dollar for dollar care law. The federal money strike was ordered, but Com-
(See MA.RlNA. Pqe %) board. with mllllons more in slate becomes available Jan. 1. munist casualties were not
reported.
Elsewhere. U.S. Marines on
a search-and-destroy mls~on
six mUes south or Da Nang
Blue Chips lip
Late buying boosts blue ch.Ip stocks. chemica.lJ.
Trading moderately active. Quotations pages 34-35.
Quaker Tort-he• Sell
Under window of Defense Secy. McNamara. Quak-
bums sell to death over Viet policies. Page 3.
/flargar~t OH lt'ay
West Coast society excited over the arrival tomor·
row in Bay Area of Margaret and husband. Page 4.
Sn-lbes Honor We ber
Orange Coast College end John Weber Is named
Oranre County' a jaycee player of the wet1k. Page lS.
INDEX Ot~ INSIDE t 't:ATURES
Nose Broken Lights Fouled Up
By Surfboard ..:,.~.i:r:i .=o .. 'l:".: New Freeway Open-24 Hours Late Poof! Wisp! 5~1•N•w• . J
•beu_!!!_.Mlckat N~rtht~. ;:;: But No Fire ~!'to'lfnleld ......... 40-4638
National News . . . . . . . 3-4
Orange County • . . . . 11
Social Notes ...... 27-31
Sports .. . .. . . . . . . .. l~ 17
Television . .. . . . .. . . 23
Theaters . . . . • • . • . • . . . 22 ~b:.cb ~. By JACK BROBACK 1\1.not.lon In th• UCbllnt 1y1-maer Avenut. C'iUlht them. ~~.:··:::·:::34.JS
Robert D. Coot , to, at.· 0t .. °""',...... tun wat dl.acoTtrtd. The da.1 '1 dlll1 wu Ju 11 Wb e D laat seen. the tick· Four tlremen led by Battal-
tklPed aboard the USS fb\left The newest link In the Sen Rundrtda ol commuters u-ane ot the anpected deft!· fttd balloon. ••rt headln& Ion ChJd MUt Meehan chars-T.. We•tllft-
1t Loni BMch, wu found alt-oteco l"reeway, 1 U·mDe pectins to t.ke the new route opmenta ICCIOmpanJini t b •Into Dodier country -Los ed oo foot from fire depart.
Un• on tht e>c.an P'Tont IM»-home were "auaht in a ttaf· ffnt freeway pmttraUon lnto AnreJu County. ment headquarters to city haD ST 0 RM D [/ E -ELSE W ff ERE walk about a p.m. by patrol· atrelcll throulh Hunt.inttoo nc Jam Tuead., att.ernoon, the Orance Coa.1t. Ptlnctpal speakers at lbt In Newport Buch shorUy be-
man NeU Pu~. H• waa Beach and Wealm I D• t • r. and poUce department. were 8-Uoona !'Wied at th t1 dtdle.Uoa w • r • Lt G 0 v fort noon today. but werl'n't A atonn off the Pacific Northwest 1s movma into
holdlnt a cloth to his tender opened this momln1 -H nooded with cal 1 s 11kln1 ribboft c: u t t l n 1. bearing <.,loan M. Anderwn and Rep nefded. Wuhtn~n and Rrll1~h Colu mbia. but It~ trallln2 t-die
aoee. Pured cblclted the 111· boun late. wben the road woul d ti. pu ... to the openlna same R•cbard T. KaMa 1 D-Hunt ,\ nuoresc•nt llaht fixturt In won't reach u~. say~ dl~trlct forecaster Gil Gs al ton.
ju:rJ. 1dvilld Cook It wu 1be new aecUon. dedicated reecty fOf travel of tht Callfonla Analla lJl 1nstan S..cil), both 0( •born th• 8uJldlni Department Th.la morning's foe wlll bf> more ext•nslve in a re a
WoUD· "I Dow 1~·· rtpllld 'I ln an ltnprualve Motoriata can p6ck Up tbl A•1btlm nut year, lloet.d u lolaed tlM t}Orle1 of Oran&• burned out with a poof and Thu.rad.,. bot • ,;tron1 temperature Inversion will llm·
(looa:. ""° -ot hi.I on ~7. wu Pr om pU, MW ~ fntn 8•1 ch out ot tlM rwdl of the crowd eo.Q' and ti.. 1tate ~ emitted a wisp ol smoke tt tb tbkkne11 and It will melt away fast , Grafton
•16'11 allWuoe. doMd to trattlc wba • inal-~ ~ nott.l) of Ed· ol mare tbaJ1 JOO. Only a few ( ... FRgEWAY, p_,. J) wblch caUlld the alarm. added • ...
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tf o11 't Pt·oseewte Knled in
Odd 'Kidnap' Case Closed ,~ports ear
Pare 11ts
_ .}. il-J"H!-old Fountain Vil·
t OS ASGELES _ PohceJ '"Y'hev 511d tbty blU.!'41 Unda Let, meuwhU•. b 1elt1. t.t'Wbtr was killed Tuesday
":<';t: tod~y closed the book~ that during the pas! nv~ibto.lng carM for by htr moth· Thrtt Of the chl~dren ::ft~ atlernoon when hla 1poru car
on the four -)ear-old case of years the child v.·as v;ell jl'r. v.•ho was awarded tei,n-rn ~ Mts.k.-~~5· 1 crashed Into scaffolding and
l.1nd1 Lee Ridings L'ared for . and she appears lo porary custody of the ch.1fi r ess, he erh ·~;p1 ra I• o ·•overturned an the San Dies:o
M''· Barbara Jtidin<s. 26, l>e in good health ," ~aid the 1><.·nd1ng a Nov. 12 d.1spos1t1on rom r UI
11 1,caring belort Orange Coun· 1.n the years 1he spent with Freeway at the San Gabriel rn o t he r of the &-year-old po ee woman "-h ry ruvenile Ju('lge Rob r r I ~tiss ......,ug erty, who was River Freeway interchange youngstt'r. v.ho v.·as f o u n dsTATE!'ttENT Gardner unc~ a baby dtter far Mrs. IMat i..o. Alamitoa.
two v.eeks ago m Santa Ana, The e<1uple ~igned a state-Two weeks ago thP i::irt's R1d1ngs, Llnda Lee .... ·ander-n-.-E u.... 1 the
has refused .to P.ro.secu ment to that efff'ct in the Lo~father said he "o~ld fight fo~ed acro11 tht U.S. from one ._._ •• ·....,.a, or :ig~1ru;t the frail. illiterate AnJele.1 dtstr1c1 aJtomey's permanent custody It has mli:ratory worker camp to put two rean an •linMr at
locht.n wuma.n wbo alletedl ffi<'e. since. been reporttd, ho.,.,·ev another. radio 1L1Uoa JCA8C LD Holl7·
took lhe chlld 1n. 1981. Miss Dougherty ha5 been r. that Ridings has moved Mr1. BeU •akl today that wood, wu pronouncM dead at
' As fa r as we re concern · released from custody lier uut of hi s Los Angrles apart-the mother had made an un-1-----------·I
ed .. said . Los Angeles Ju. whf'reabouts today are un -•nf'nl after leevtn,1!: his Job su~cessful effort lo contact 1• ~ . Trame ltlf
r.;nile OfftC'er Augusta Bell. known . with a sl.'rvice st ation. Miss Dougherty to find out lat Dta&al Ttll 111
'the cfise is closed." "\\'hen wr la st :;aw her." . , xactly where her child had ~tn. Bell told thf' 01\ILY said Mn. Bell , "she said she S Ct{Jt.Dn.t:)ll . be~n ~ what she had been lhl ICeJM bJ tbl California
Pll.O'T that both Mrs Rid· was golng to collect her be· Linda Lee i~ 11ow !1v1na: doin1 tn the put lour year1. Hllb•&1 Patrol. Hayu lived
ings and bet utra.n&ed hu1-I011glng1 from her Santi Ana with he.r n1other and low "I euus all Mr1. Ridings al 1(1131 Cardlnal Ave.
band, Hubert. 30, have de-apartment and move O\IL We other youngsters in a modest an do now,'' said Mrs. Bell, The P'ount&lsi V.U.y nil·
<ilioed to sign any compla.i.nbdon't know "'here shl.' Is walk·up apartn1ent at 514 Un-'is to .ftnd o~t what s~.t can dtllrt appanntlJ io.t cootrol
a1ainst Ramona Doulherty. now." ton St 1n do"·ntown Los An-from little Linda Lee of hb car and C!f'UlMd into
.. ._ __ ,....., ••• ...,_~ "'~ ~-.... ..-~ ~.-.. ~. '"""""' the wooda bl.rrl•n wttb •ucb
ft.me that bt WU thrown 100
feet tn U'9 air W on laDd1n&
Rifle Slaying Fron• Pag e 1 :.:""occ:::':'\,~:ci-BAY A former rosldut ol Costo M iirder Charge Du,e . · · · ~;!:-Z'!:~';!:'.!r.odv:l:' can say is that WI.' helped ." County 1 development of the ln td!Utloa to hU job with
'fhe l.auer comment aetme<I Dunes Park probably failed KA.BC. Hayes worked wed·
to b4! a reply 1o crittcs who A • t M the f 3 to attract latte. crowds ~ endl u an announcer for Or·
ha•e Ch"'!lcd Raff"IY w>lh aains 0 r 0 cauae "It toou like 0 privot. once Cowlty'I •odin ototloo tryJng ro take credlt for edu-u KEZY
catlL'nal t-efarms they uy NS arene." d . cd Ka7~ la iurvtved by hill
.... ·ere begun befort he to o II: By J~~~ ~ii..c2.~LI • -He aal Irvine s propos wife, Rita, and by 11 1-year-
office. trade of patent led 1urround-old IOO, Kevin. AJtbou&h UH! It.It.I 1uperin-SANTA ANA -Sheriff's in-ln& the upper t8aches of the Funeral aervic .. .,..U!'l!;
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teodent hMI words of prai!e vestigators mday sUIJght a bay should not be considered 1.01 •I ~-· F ·-"y _,_, Sweet TLing to Do for Unrub'a lilllU &e hool redil-murder emnplalnt from l he r-• Gilli um&1 A
trlcting meuw-e: IAB 145~ he district attorney's of(lce because the county h11 a
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s ~rat Home ln Westmtn-Each ye1.1 Nllli Ball, ll, of 1115 Essex Lane, Newport . Beach, cel~b~atea her ~~~ ':~~ '::: !i~\r~ f!~c~tm!th3!;.y::rit~.Sunset much ~fill to lhU area f r Halloween birthday by collecting holJd ay goodies for children ~t Fa1rv1ew State
by ~ rt.ates ~u~. loc~~ The suspect. Mrs. Jo AMe recreauoa ai doe• the: Irvine Hospital in Costa Mesa. Th.is year she had plenty of luck. Contributors rang her
d1.1tricl& ue ~ inefficient. Goaaelin, Jfl, was accused in Company. From Page I doorbell twice while this photograph was being taken for the DA.ILY Pll..OT.
WAM'lNG the rifle shootinr of Elljo San· BEARS DOWN I
"Siu does not automatically tnl M.artinez ... 40. of Loi An-The tJ deland1 consultant FREEWAY
equal eUiciocy," he iald, gelea m the livma: room of her bore down hard on city offl· • 8:2 Milli p J t KKK Pulled "'arninj: his u.~oeri to be-bcm~ !U~aday mw:nin1.1 clai.s 11ttna: them wh11 th,ir • ~ OD ro ec
ware of moves toward coun-~eriff •. deputle! ~ay real feeling w11 on !he trad!. lystem. V
rywide school district.ti In fu-tlld the imgle rlfle blait into He 1u1cested Newport Hanna d.,.,·elt on the growth c • c W ] o
ture sessions of the LegJ1la· the chest of Martioe:r: wai pre-Beaeh had al first. ~posed and prosperity of thf' county OltVe/ •t '0 J' er l te1· 00 Ve r
lure. ceded by Mrl. Gosselln'5 de-lhe swap 15 not be1n& 1n the "'hich de1nanded 1uch im-11 " "
A lhlrd big ne. he mand: "Get out .~f hert. Get public lntereat, and I 1 t e r prove menls as tne new tree. u s ' E
"''· ~ U1'1l ••it'• okay "'off IDY.P"perty. chongcd tb•l• polllioo. ..,,. Anderson sketched lh• Pla1•" Urider Stu<l v . . s <yes brl'ak the law, lf the law is Martinez was seated on 1 Mayor Gruber answered hatory ol 1tate tu1hway1 dat-~
no &~" term.Ing r«e.nt ac· C'OUCh at the time &nd w a 1 that lhrouab rtetoU1Uon be-inl blclc to ~Ort the turn of .. \\'ASHINGTON (UPI) -A Uvitie1 ~n the Berkeley cam-a.bout to make ·a teJepbon! IC I ln d h t th I pus of tbe University o{ Cali-call, deputies wd. MU RDER SUSP T ty,·een. rv e an t e COW'I Y e cen ury. . A fl millit.,, eon\•ention1c1hty for local me!Ungs, such Georata unit of the K~ Kluz
f\)rnt a all "sboc:ting for a re-Five children 'W't'te else· Jo Ann• Go.Mlln the city had obtained lhret Scores 11~ the Sprmgda.le d 1 as the annual Chamber of Klan .,.,,as so succe11ful Ul cov·
form school or a mental instJ. where iii the home at 231 &th addltl~I park areas . "We Street. overpa.11 for a bird'•· center, to be. !\'e apt'd in Commerce banquet. w h 1 ch erlng up Its Identity that a
St. when the thootlng oceur· !tit this w,. 1ht bell we !ye view uf the proc~(s. conjunction .,.,Hh the new 1could ieat between 500 111d federal a1ency rented lptee
tution. let aJon~ f~ tr:J1:~t-r~. Three of them were Mr1. 10, 11."f'tl' being taken care of could do," -'O'le mayor ex· In the lunrheon which fol-public golf C'OUr!e on l'ne 600 per11on~ in Its headquarters, House In·
f ~.~ ~nl;er~ty big Ii e Raff rt Go11elln'1 children; the oth· by an aunt in Santa Ana . in· plained. lowed at the Sbera~on Beach Fairview Statt H 0 1 p 11 1 J ··we neeJ lhls kind of build \vestlg.ator1 were told tOO&y.
·Jn.:nd°::J 11 lha~· "colleeg! era were cttildren of neigh-vest~gators aald. CouncUm111 Doreen ~l1r1h· lnn, bi&hway department di-uou:ids. Is beina slud!ed by ine: so we .,.·on't hive to ki:eP Howard W. Smith, police
l ' ' hon who had dropped by Martinez w1s 1 friend ~ aD said I.bl clty had not op-visiun chief Edward TeUord kin bl Un 1 out chief Of Clayton County , G1 .• l'rofessors. In tht name of accompany them to 1ehool Mrs Goss!lin accordlnt to po1ed the txch1n1e btcaUM ll remarked that the lreeway Cocta Mt.la city offlciala. the ta! la: ~ w·1 mee Ida: "W told tht Houe Comm.lttet oa
arademle freedom, c~~ ••Y Mn. Go11tlin remained in hl1 ~lfe. wtio ~1d deputJe11bl fell the trade i1 in I.ht pMblic MCUoo. was just beanfielda DAILY PILOT learned to-~us~'an ~1~~~ ~ cl; UD-A.mericlll. A.ctiviUu t.Ut 110>·lhlng they want to. Oran&• ~ty jall today. Her and her hu1band had bi•• interesL • • •htn It was flr1t plaMed. day. of mO:t than tOO .«IJ~ and fa· the Federal Avlalloa A.pat,
·rt'BLIC TROUGH' three! children, Michael. 18, aeperated !or some t I m e. THREECULANDS COMPLETION TM hu1e project. if ap-dliUea such u th!• are Im-wa1 a tenant la • bWJ4tnc
"Sure, th.It's their riebt as P atrick. 15, and Gina Marie. Mrs. Gosselin is dl•orced. "Thi -'" alla.r the de,eJ. H ld Or C proved, wW be floanced ln peraU ve .. Jonesboro, Ga .. owned ))y . ~= 'd la "b .d "but t s ww e ia 1n1e o u fl t y the m nu aJ the . Clayton Civic CJ..ib I co 1nwv1 ua . e w . D? opmeat of oar second bartlor had but 250,!XX> people when e . same . A:" Cost of lhe p!·oposed cen·1for Klavern No 5:i Alao '
whfle they a.re at the public and removal of the three 11· the freeway ay&lem In the ct~ty 5 hnew civic f~ e ?.parter . ll!f, the mayor estimattd. the building .... ~re ·the ~ 1,
trough. Flo "d A "d s l l1nd1 wh ich block channel de-area was drafted He re· , roua a non-pro 1 c1.. •· would be bel'.veen one and " \
"It'i all !lghl lo rile agaln~t ri U l e lo lf.t(, y velopmenl.': 1he explain~. vealed th1t a ne.,.,.' secllon of ~o~r~c~~~!~g lo Mayo r(twu millli.:.i dollars. l ~~~d~;ia;l:r:n a~1~~~/.a
!he est•blish.ment. but you d .. It see ms hke thf' most fea11· I.he Ga rden Grov! Fret:'Way 0 · "If "" can put this togeth· .
better be sure you'r1 not tak-ble plan. How el.\t could it be from the Bol11 Chica Road . Currt:nUy the dual projecl er . it wlll be one of lhe moat .Cornmit~e~ Chairman
ing money ln any form from D • l d F · z • • flnanced!" she asked. term1nu1 with the San Dieao ta being discussed by city of-fanta1Uc de'Velopmenl!i ever ..... 1~ E. \\'tilts ID·La l saJd
that es.tabWhment.'' isney an UCl ities Baldwin aga in returned to Freeway y,•oWd be opened ln ficials ~. lhe five olflce.r• to hit the COl:ll ln i:erma of ~IVlC club was UJOlher
lie cit~ his own resignation the que.a:Uon of an Orange mid-December, and that the of the civtc center corpor1-breneflLI to be derive<!," WU-III which .~e klan ultd a .,. a~ s~~1ntendent of a scbool . County bond Issue. San Diego route would be Uon, knawn 11 Cc.'llta Me1a son declued. er na~e to P~,ll the wool
datrict 10 1962 after announc-TALLAHASSEE, Fla. Ing he will fly to Callfarnla Councilman James B. Stod· completed to Costa Me 1 a City Hall and Public Safety -people s eyes.
ing Na candidacy for the state (l'PI) _ Gov. Haydon Bums sometime next week to tour dlJ'd answered · next ye ar. FaclUUes, Inc. Rep . Charles Wellner
r ost as an exa.i:nple of the will fly to California next the Disney productions and "Why there 's even been Talford 11 r i e d safety in EXPERIENCE Ga 1 said the people of Cl ,
correct way to rise against k 1 1 0 . 1 d d that on Nov . 15 in Orllndo. cr!Uclim of th! old Newport drlvtnt saylnl "tbeae aafe-"Our ndl d .1 ,·-'f Supe~SOfS ton County were not the the establishment ·· wee 0 our Janey an an Burna &l'ld repreaentaUvea ol In ed d COU an Cl Y Ul.I • ..-• ones deluded -------·-----1gel an idea of whal liOrt of Wall o· E te . wW Harbor bonds . and thf'y say ty eng eer ro• way1 are be lil:Ve a convenUon center . ane.y n fPnHI, they only benelit Newport. only a1 safe as ttie nut ~could be Incorporated in th• "1\pparently they also
attrac;lion. Walt .Disney plans mee~ ln Orta..n.~o to di~uu For the record It la oot 10; hind the wheel _ who also olf courie develo men\ 11 OK F d ] hided the govc rnmt>nl of f'rotn I to build lll f1or1da. details of the my1tery al· Newport people pay twice pays for them" a: 1 I d .f> Wll e era United States" he I Page Burns yesterday met with traction. Oranae County people oooe.': Ditnllaries .from lluntlnJ· ~~~ ... w~n~e .ukl.ng ~~ "Here we have. a siluaUon
MA RI NA Oaney lawyer• and named ton Beach, Se'al Beach, Stan· non·proflt ct1rp<..'tatlon to be: Ai l Aid which a governmenl agen
• • • his legal assl1tant, Joseph CITY OBJECTIVE ton, Long Beach, We.1tmin· of help 1>9caute of it& uperl· rpor is a tenant of the Ku Kl
Chapman. aa coor~ator be-W T 11 _ Stoddard said the object.lve ster. Costa Mesa and Ora.age ence la thla Ot1d .. Klan ·
Aaita ha1 been lnvotved In tween the governor I office 0ID80 e~ of the city wa! lo !!el Upper County were Introduced at The corporaUon headed by SANTA ANA -A major Smith said he was n
real estate 1n the past. parU-and Di&ney men for lht 1tlll Newport Bay open lo the lhe Iunche<:n by master of Cham~ of Commerce Man-step tow1rd the phaatna of sure "'hrther the F."-A w
cularly at uike Arrowhead mysterious attraction that , is 0£ K • £ • public. . ceremonies J ack. rl 1t 1 e y, 11er Nick Zlener , la current· Ora nae County Airport into an slill a tf'nanl Jfe sale' ht h
[1 also o.,.,·ns lhe Chula Vista lo be built on a square mile fil mg Baldwin •as alan critical prnidf'nt of the host Cham-ly Involved with handling the all-weather operation was heard a report that the lea
Sbopping Ctnter in San Diego tract ol land ~·r Or.lando I of plans for dted&ing • 700-ber of commerce. financial arrangemenlJ far taken Tueaday by the Board bad been broken .
County The . atlracUon wtll appar· \ llunttngt n Beach wom-foot ch.annel in the hack bay. A.nderaon uld such road-Costa Meia's IO.acre. $3 mil· of Supervisors Th 11 hi f th
Lo , _ d S en tly rnvolve the ereallon of 1 0 Hf' said after you tnoll out WIJ'I and more to come U tvl 1 F 1 0 e po C't c e w11 . u1s Lesser sa1 '. n t a two cities I an complslned to police Tues. room for Irvine plf't5. "all would allaw the city worker on c c cen er on • r n recommendation of Su-!1rlil witness today 11 th f0~'.ia 5~~~11~~~!~~~ ~~hll: 1~ Bums said alter the meet-day that a man had entered iou have Is a channel two to live In the cou1try and ~1~!· ~~~~U:~to~e~rexpect· ~;"~t~:!!~~ 1Jav:~u:~ comm1ll~ 11 currently U':i
exchange of· its shares. Lea· h!r locked home ind cul ber 00f::"~~~~l~~~f' ·~onsulla.nt avoid metrop<ltltan conp s-COlta Meu recently 1l(lled proval to an a&reement with U~tr:/1~~e o~~t:ri~:. 0 ~er 1s Ired~ on the Amencan • , , on the arms and stomach waa scheduled to takt • bolt· Uthe new ffff"'ll ent a 20-year lease with the Statf UH! federal 1overnment on America. Inc, the nation'
and Pacific Coast Stock ~x-Dies tu v 1e tna111 With a sharp in1trument. ride w Ith c It y • n d n tendl f'rom Bo!.!. m c. Department of Mental HY· the operation of I• n d In I largest.
chantes. Santa Anlta IS O\l'r· ~trs Audrey Jean S.1seen, county ofllcla\1 thi afte • Road to Be h Boule ard ll g\ene to use 250 acres of !Jthts it the airport The Clayton County II: l 1 n thc·coun ter. I-7 "-od Drl 5 r I C v · Falrvtew property for a golf p1o11ll h •• h d f the. . h •--U ed In The exchange ratio aftcrl The Defcnst Department .u;. of 6Jl \,\Imm ore ve , noon and meet with Harbor wu built . at a colt of *8.1 coune, which could Include iu, p1, w o ... ca o urut. as v=n men on
the split would be 5 e v e n announced tn Washington to-wu taken lo Hoag Memorial Diltrict Manaa:er Kennttb mUllon , with construc:tlan be-36 h lft and 1 fire staUon board • airport committee, testimony on 'everal occ•·
Class A Lesser Shares !or day thal Marini.' Sgt. John s. HMpllal. whe~e she Y.'as re-·s1mp1on end his aides Clnnlnl In December 1983. tn thoe s~uthwest corner of 11id the agreement w o u Id 1l~na . InvesU1alor1 have tea·
each Santa Anita. ::.hare. Michalski. husband of Mrs. ~rted tn 1atiSf1ctory coodl-Irvine Company vice pral· With complatlon the S an the property. ~rmlt the lnst1ll1tlon of th~ tif1ed that the klavern span.
There art" I 226 117 shares John S. Michal~kl. 226 La lion tod ay. dent William Mason Pld Ole&o F'rec'Way la now S6 brest kind of lla:hts po11lble . sored 1uerrllla .ralninl 111·
of the Class A ~u\.'.!llandina: Paloma St.. San C!emeote, Slit told police that her 11-earlier that Baldwln hu not mlle.1 ln leatth from ltt north-LOCAL MEETINGS "11 .will make a tremen· Oons tn which Geo r&la
11 hieh 15 the publiely held por-had dled in \7ietnsm of sail an t apparently had en-yet 1chtduled meetinfs to trn tenninua 11 the Golden Con1tructll.'n of 1 et1nven-dous difference in the Ut hllng klan1men learned such tech-
llon of Lesscr's capilaliza-causes not attributed to hos-tered the house by uae of a discul1 the bay excnu1e State FreeW'I.)' In the San Uon center on the 1round1 •t the field in all kinds of nlque1 as rl&tlnl booby
liun . til~ action. ,key with rtnch executives. Fernando Valley. would ln1un the city Of a fa· weather," be &aid. traps and explodinl bomb&.
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Wedne~1. Howmber :l, 1%5 DAILY PILOT /Ntwt-Pms 3
Torches Self
On Steps of Pentagon
Throngs
Wat<·h
Hirn Die
WAS 111:\GTON IUP!l
Visitors R e port
Cong Hit With
Crippling Losses
A young paclli~t protest.mg LONDON IUPI) -Author· to the west
America.n lllvolve m en t In italive Communist diplomats The situation haa led east
Vietnam put him$ell to the Crom Iron curtain countries European C-Ommurus~ lately
t«ch yesterday, perishing in 11aid today north Vietllam and to urge Vletnam "on a num-
flamee beneath the Penta-Viet Cong in South Vietnam ber ?r formal and informal
have suffered ·•c r I p p Ung" occasions'' to respond, lf r>e<:· ----------gon office wllldow of Defense losses in rec~t weeks. essary without prior commit·
Secretary Robert S. McNam -Stepped·up American mill· m.ent, lo appeals for a nt!i·
ara. Lary pressure since the end otiated settlemerit, It was re· Klan Chie( Throngs of h o mew 8 rd of the monscx:n season ~as ported.
bound Def('nsr Dt'partment s~1d to have. forced th~ g~er· Th e a e appro~ches w~rc
NEW MAYOR -Victorious Republican-Liberal John
Linduy shares spotlight with his 5-year-old son
John after maklng statement at his headquarters
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Tuesday night followed his smashing victory over
Democrat Abraham Beame to become mayor of New York City.
workers wer(' streaming from nllcu; to split up. Thelr lines made In 1:<llks with vi~iting
the building's main entrance of supply were understood to Camm u n 1s t North V1et.na·
at 5:30 p.m. EST when Nor-have become increasingly mese delega.Uons and with
man R. Morrison 31 of Bal-precarious and new rout.es represent a l 1 v e s of the so-
timore his mfant 'daughter in are apparently being sought. called National Uberat i an
bis ar~s, calmly Ignited hia North Vietnam was report-Front of South Vietnam, 1:he
Decides
To Quit lterocene,so&ked ctoUung. ed lo hav4f suffet'M Car metre p o 11 t I c a I arm of the Viet
Morriaon cried out some-severely from American air Cong, European C-Ommunat
thing unlntelUgtble lo the hor-rald.a that has ~ admitted sour~. •a.Id. BIRMINGHAM Ala. (UPI) rified crowd then ln response by the Hanoi regune. Prorrunent amoni t h e m, •
Eshkol Wins Lindsay Elected to ahouted pleas dropped the North Vietnam haa be e n but by no mean.a alc:ne, ha.s -Robert Creel. wbo quit b.1a Thank. yo u' S baby to safety ~~ fire envel-invit1ng fewer vislton to in-been Hungary. A North Viel· job recently to work fuD·Ume
oped hu body. spect lh~ damage caused by namtae delegation v 1. a 1 t e d for the Ku Klux Klan • .ays
In I rael An anny colonel an Alr U.S. raids, a~entl~ for Budapest and Hunganan dei> he will give up bis post aa GI• Vell by Force sergeant and several fear ~l some information of uty Premier J . fock went to grand dragon. other ,,_rsons attempted Lo strategic value may leak out Hanoi recently (Conth111ed From Page 1) NelJOn A. Rockefeller said of ~ Creel. for two yun a t()p
• the Lindsay triumph. N M beat out the names But 1t aide of ImperUJ Wizard Rob-BalJolillg lhe out.set that he wanted no New Jersey GOP Chairman ew a yor waa too late for Momaon ert Shelton &aid yellerday
help .crom naU~nal Republi-Webster B. Todd 1ald lliJ par-The .infant. 1,year-old Erntly N al s w·r o· d the current in~lt11aUoa ot
can figures -mcludi:na for -ty Wll like businessmen ln . Mornson, WU unharmed. e ays I e I e the klan by the House Un-JERUSALEM. . I I r a e 1 mer President Dwight D. Eit-<lepreuion days: "On Jts NEW YO~K <UPI) -Lib-"He wu a mas~. of ~mes American Activities Commit·
<UPI l -A definite votmg enhower. Beaten Republiun back looking up... eral Republican J o b n V -a human torch, said one lee
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11 trend compiled by computers nominees In Virginia and "R~publlcans across the Lindsay "'.as . elected m~yor witness. "When l Io o k e d In St J £ G decision He did not elabor· ~ 0 d ay gave Premier Levi New Jersey got endorsements nation should be heartened " of the nation I largest c It y around. the names were leap-rugg e or un ate. . .
Eshkol's ruling Mapa1 Party _ and an active campaign sald Republican Nation~! toda~ and .set off on a hand-ing about two feel above his A d d.r Crffl
a resounding victory over hand _ from national party Chairman Ra C Bliss "b shaking sidewalk t o u r to head." . s gran agon, wu
former Premier David Ben· leaders. th f th Y l · k ' JU Y thanJc the voters who helped Morrison was dead on ar· INDIO <UPI l -Former Ile aa1d he repUed that ahe tbe lop k.l~man in the stale
Gurion's RMi Party in the New Jersey Gov. Richard su~h :~t Ne!t v:rk e~hUcad:t him end a 2<>-year Democra-rival at an Army dispensary actor Tom Neal testified yes· had been ''Cooling arouncrl kl~;rg~tio;. He ~~
Israeli parliamentary elec-J. Hughes, a De.mocrat. built phia, Lou.isville, Akron and ~le monopoly of the top apol at Ft. Myer, Va, a rew blocks lerday he accidentally killed with other men (befo~ and ~01 pre':nt ~ ~e:p l r •;
lJOns . . the most massive guberna-many others, we did make ID city hall. . away from the Pentagon. A his tstranged wife while they after they separaW!), and early in 196&.
The tabulation. with re-torlal andslide in state his· gains... Hatless and. smiling. the _43-coroner said he had suffered struggled far a pistol during said he addtd. "l bet you C
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id he &de the de-turns from 901 of 3,095 poll· tory, crushing Republican Bliss said that will rovide year'°ld political mavenck second and th1td deg re e . ree u m
i .... booths represenllng 201 . s•~te c-n Wa ne Dumont by Up toured sections of BrookJyn bums over 70 P'1' cent of bis a suual encounter on a Uv-dJdn l even draw tbe color cl.slon to step down aa crud
"'<& • ... .x: · Y "lmpetus lo our e orta to · · · th · p lm "-" dragon '"in the Interest of the 935 votes, gave the Mapal more than 350,000 votes. strengthen the Re bllcan Queeru and Manhatlat! In a body. mg room sofa m e1.r a wie . ..
Party 41 ol the . 120 seau 111 altion ln metro~t.an ar!: c~eam~olored convert! b I e Several hours after Morn· Springs home. Her body became tense, U01ted Klan.a of America.
the country's su.th Knesset I RE·ELEC'.fED f th al.Ion .. w1thm hours after his Demo-son's 1etr-lmmolallon his wtfe Neal 51 who was to re-Neal testified and ahe sa.id : He said the HUAC wu (parliament 1• ln V1rg~ma. Lt. Gov. Mills 0 Dee n ti · Chalrm J hn craUc wbeelhorse opponent, Ann Issued a statement to • ' ,...,,_ . , ... _ "l'll kill ' S
0 8 .• "nolhlng but a smear cam~ The same tabulatJon indl· E Godwin Jr. usllr won mocra c an ° City Controller Abraham D. newamen through a family sume tiesumony UAUY lD UJC you, you · · pa1gn."
l'ated the Rafi Partv would election as the atale:s 21st M. Balley looked to the IU· Beame, conceded. Und.aay friend. ~'Urtroom of Supenor Jud.&e He sa1d he &lanced upward "Thars my reason for quit·
get nine seats thrtt less thanlconsecutlve Democratic cov-~rnatorlal .~lctoTJ~s, ~nc looked as fresh aa whea he She 1aid her husband. who Hilton McCabe. previously and aaw the pistol belng Ung .. he aaid. "When \bey
originally for~ast lernor. He topped Republic:an m:~t ":,fe ~.l:,,t :?otmr:o~ started . bia energetic cam-wu executive secretary of a had made no public stat• pressed aaalnst hU be.d by get. ·t h r o u I b 5mearln& me
Early rel.urns mdicated ~hat A. Linwood Hollo.n Jr. A ~rd and the procram ol tbe Dem-paip 11x months ago. Fl"Wl<U (Quaker > meeting ment about the April l slay-hiJ wue. '!'e U bave a I~ mu t.o 1tep yester~"v's gent>ral election party Conservative: WUliam ocratJt party." The tan. Hc!lywood·band-boia., or ~~ch.. In .. Baltl· . r his third wit Gail 29 "Gall you are out <1f your tnto my shoea. Creel Aid be generally considered a pow· J . Story Jr. -who IJ a mem-some coneressman Crom more, gave bLS life to ex· m1 ° . e. · · .. ' understood the HUAC had a
er ~truggle between Ben Gu· ber of the John Birch Sode-PURELY LOCAL Manhattan's "silk slocldng" preas his concern ovrr the The silver-haired defendant mind, Neal 1aJd be reca.Ued subpoena prepared tor bUn
r ion and his former protege, ly -rolled up a healthy vote. ~ha~ about ·Republican district beat Beame by 136,· great loss of hfe and human set the stage ror his lurid ac· telling her and would cell hJm to t.e.WJ
Eshkol. would end 10 a run· loo. . gam~ tn some cltJes ln Con-144 votes. the narr~st vie-.suffering caused by the war count of the tragedy by say· Neal said he shoved the before t~e . J n v e a t I c atJnt
away for the current pre-There was a C-O~servative nectJcut, wher~ Baller alJO tory margin slnce Ftorello La-m Vkrtnam. . lng the couple had r~urned pistol with both hands and 1t group within the next two
in the New York picture, as 1s Democratic chairman? Guardia the last Republican "He was protesting ou r . dischar ed weeks.
micr. well. Willlam. F. BuckJey Jr .. "Purely local," he said. mayor, 'won his final term government'• deep military ho~e alter dimng at a Palm g · . Creel has been grand drag·
0 B I TU A R I ES who called Lindsay a Repub· There were Republican vie· in 1941. A near-record 2.5 mil· Involvement In this war. He Springs restaurant. following When he realized his wife on for two years. He quit a
----------lican masquerader, sliced tories elsewhere, too. Tb e lion voten went to t.be polls, Celt that all cithens must an estrangement of severaJ was dead. he said. he tried job several months ago u a
heavily into the mayoral GOP held its control of City including a large conserva-speak their true convictions weeks. to rest.ore her clothing. He machinist in a Bel5Seme.r pipe
SCHNURSTEIN, CliflordM 2973 vote. There was no ready an· Hall in Louisville, Ky. Repub-Uve vote that helped Lindsay about their aovemmenl's ac· A •xallber aulomati said he then covered her body factory. He was president of
Teak.wood Pl.. Costa esa. swer lo the quest.ion of which licans ousted Democratic win. lions." . . c. with a white
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read brou bt the local machinists union. Services pending. Baltz Mor· top contender he hurt most mayors In Waterbury and Although the stunning vie, McNamara -the principal which Mrs. Neal had obtain-f bed P g
tuary, 1741 Superior, C-Osta ltepublican apirits, high in New Britain, CoM. A Repub-tory pushed Lindsay into pos· target of the d.ruUc protest ed for aelC-p~ction, lay on rc;;;.sa Nea~~mhead la on
Mesa, dll'ectors. New York, hit bottom in New Uc~ became mayor of .U:On. Uon as a potential GOP -:-was an his office al . the a nearby coffee table. He said three · pillows. A ~~her • • ,.
GARDENER. Rud y G . 69. 137 Jersey. . .. Ohio, for the first time 1D a Presidential c~ndidate in 1968 time Morriaon met his fiery she asked him earlier to load bullet wu found in one of the R1ol8 Kill la
Broadway, Costa Mesa. Sur· "A hell o! a Victory. Gov dozen years. or 1972, he !fill have to deal death. But a Pentagon apokes-il for her and release the pillows Authorities previous-
vived by sons . Al Gardener H mayor. with ~ he av~ 1 Y man 131~ the defense secre· wea n's safet catch ly teslllled Mn. Neal b.ad LAGOS. Nigeria !AP ) -Al
and Robert Sturley of Ohio; Democratic~ommated c 1 l "! tary neither saw nor was po Y · . been shot in lbe head with least 15 Pf:TSODS were killed
d ghte G aldme Brown uJ controller and city coun~1l aware of the incident. . The handsome actor said he the bullet and many others Injured in 0;~n ~~~ 0 e~hristabel Den· EJe·Cll.Oll Res ls president and bold majonty Momson had been d1ssua~· made a sexual overture to A similar bullet was found Nigeria's wesl'trn re1:ion th.II c Deg ' nd Florence voles oa both the city coon· ed from burning tumself in hls pretty wife and that she In the pocket al Neal a po-week in violence slemmlnc ~1~ a off ofnv;ror~da Services ell and board Of estimate. the . same manner. Jut .year hes1tat'ed, saying: Hee lieutenant testifi~. He from the bitterly contested
h ld 11 T. Bell WA~•NGTON '""' -.,..,.. .,.. "" SI•• '""" "' -""•'• 11-*1<-,.. Llndsay was scheduled to Tv.1ce last spring. in April and "I don 't kn«:w whether we said llle two bulleu bore sJm-re'g1onal ele~tions three weeka were e a.m. uea., metor ,..~'" et 1 .... ~n· eiec11ens . ..,~~ cen1ro1 "' srete s....11 .., .. , go on a ''walking lour" with May he picketed the Penta· should do this " -1 kJ go
Broadway . ~hapel: Entomb-nAHs a-!""::::i-::S '° bo 11...i,.. ,.... newsmen later this morning. gori 'with IJ'OUPI demonslral· · 1 ar mar ngs. 8 · ment, Pac1f1c View Memorial Hew JUSEY -0enwcre11c Gov. HTUCKY -o.mot'•" •ftCl'MM lnJ: a1alnst U.S. Vietnam po-Park llcl\erd J ~ occirM • , .. ,,,. 11e• ., 1••••I•1 v r • "' ..,..." 1. . lntkln9 Ylctort f1f me.... !Nf\ U0.000 1Nrtlll. IC')
SKEEN, Jesse R., 68, 2359 ~-;/=::,,11~~~:.i ~:v,~ c1T111 John .Paisley of Baltimore
N ~rt Blvd Costa Mesa i..an OI ,..._,lonod ....... '"'' '°' NEW YOllK CITY -11...wlla ... llb-Woman Def eats v.ho 18.ld he knew the one·1 e ·• · llrat lime •If!« "11 "•1 Jolln v. llnc11ty .ifl:l9d m•Y11t timr divinity 1 t u d e n t and Sur ved by wile, Leta B. VlllGINIA -LI. Gov. Miiis I . ~In over Otmocret '*·~•m. D .••• m. I Se i we held 2 pm Jr elt<led ,.,, Consl<\ltlvo 0-rellc O.mocura ,, ..... D. D c."". r Incl F th . v t fa thrr of three children well. rv ces re . . .OV.rnor. o.fHllnt RllpUblk•n A. l l,.. ::~::.:-=c~~·'= Cltv Covncll a er I ll 0 e told United Pr1!SS lnternallon· Tues., Bell Broadway Chapel. wood "°''"" Jr • .,,., c-..venvw wn. ClEV"'lAND Olllo -O-rtrk I W h d t talk h' I of Of(I I l H E J I ter llem J Story Jr. 0."'°"th rtltlMd ov-"' ' a . e 8 0 Im OU 1 C an • · · ones. n ' ~,,;,,,,. lffl•leflvw conr'91 Mnor 11111111 s. locner .,.,,_, ,.. TOMS RIVER N J (UPI) b bl If l st car t H rbor Rest Memorial · •i.md owr ... '~' Oefnocrat. • · • urning mse up a y men , a NEW YOU -11•~11<.., "-" 1• '"''" 1111• 111t1. C••I •· sl04!... in -Mn. Martha L. Crammer Hr wanted to do il when lhe Park Bell Broadway Mortu· 1e .. 11119. io.mer u.s. _,or, •ltc1t11 to four . ....., ,..~ •
· "HllAD£l,.HIA -"'* s..c1er, • a Republican, was elected tax mooks In Saigon were klllin~ ary · directors. OB IT •1 a ft IE S '"'''"eo o-rei '""""" " • 11 .. collect.or of Stafford Township thrmsetves that way '' llJ 4 l>UOlk .... elect°" dltlrlct atfttMY ... r " BREWER, Ollie B .. 82, 1906 -----------1 O.moc.r•tk ~1 J-c. ,,,_ last night. The man she de-Though It appeared Morn·
Fullerton, Costa Mesa. Sur-BAKER, Evelyn E. Survived 11•to~:iv1u1. "' _ 1191Mllcafl KM-feated was her father. incu~-son had chosen the time of
vived by sons. Emmett L. oL b · huaband Bob E .. aon Bob :::, "M.s::*C.:..*~=· '::::: bent Democrat Franklin his fiery sacrifice -at the Jiunllntton Park. Delmu A. 1 . d' .,,.. . '-.. • ..: 1-. 1w ,., ~ Southgate. ll<'1irht of the Pentagon rm.h
Of Amarillo Texu Ele'J. of E., Jr.' au ... teTtnr, 4 """Blooanne AKllON. a. -,...,. " , ... .,, tlk-Mn Crammer. a deputy hour -for maximum effect. 1 ' ' Ellia. pare.nta, a m-... ,.,.,. II""*"" mayor lrl II ,_'" . • Lal t . Reno. Nev .• Browninl . of ...,,1•1• and Charles Sinclair. c...... tu ,collector dw:1ng her fa· offlc a were u n c e r a 1 n
Costa Mesa, Ruaaell of Tustin g;;.cea JO·~ a m Tbura OH•o _ 11.-u.. ci.-J. 1,_ Lher 1 term al office, said she \\htther his action wa s plan·
and Wavne of Santa Ana: p~ .. F 11 · Col nial. • F ··al·· Jr~ -"' .... °°'" _..._ ~· wouJd appoint him u her dep-nrd In advance or a spur of .I.. C>110A am y 0 un... IN -~ J-A. ltrlY In h t (( lr brothen, Ibe. Alier, Roaer. Home "" 01.tnct. uty. 1 e mornen a a . Floyd, Herndon ; 1lllera, Lila ·
Furr, Gay Broob, both of CHIAUDANO, Frank P. Sur-
Tenne11ee; 13 grandchildren; vtnd by wife, Marion; son, fa S
1 great·vanddau1bter. Serv· Richard F.; dallCbters, Mn. Mar es Dave Dlpers Ices u a.m. Tbun .. Bell Marton Stanek and Mn. Jan· ______________ _._._ __ _
Broadway Chapel. Offklant, et Oatraat: mother, Mn. Mar-
Rev. Herbert Jotmaoa . Int.er-pret Cbiaudano; 1 brother;
ment. F.trhaven Memorial t 1ilten. Servicea J p.m.
Park. Bell Broadwa1 Mortu· Thun., P"t Famtty Colonial
ary, directors. Funeral Home.
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the Vitt Ccme• book, the U.~. cbar1e GI ~ Srd Marine Di· of up l<1 ~yards. Ma.rlMa an trallllnl aome of 1 th4dr LeatbtrMcka ln Vlet· Yillon'a lllil)er project. In action, each anJper wit
nam to be IG.lptra. Tbe aim ll "n. Vitt eon, have been be deployed a~ul 300 yar~s
to ttep enemy antpc1 out· effective aiatnat ua," Ruasell tn front of the 111fanlry unit.~
aide tfftctJvt raqe ol Ma• Hid, "..S now w• an &oing defenae perimeter. Thia In
rtne Jnta:ntrymen. to den1 them the capebilily th41bry will make the are11
"Cc1mbat upeteaoe baa in-ot iett.tna ao dole to m .,. t.300 yard.a ln !ront of the In
dlcated a requlrtmeat for tM The Martoea plan a total nf fantry no-man a land for the =Jment of a1pe:r' tMIU a a1pen ..... etlacbtd to Vltt Cona.
to the eMIQJ movtmtnt .. ch o( tbt dM.1100•1 four 1be anlper Q'aln.l111 IHL' I It tbf .,... of opera· nctmeata and U wills tM dJ Unit days. Men choten for 11 tc,_.. ._,._..., ..._. Yllkla'• tecollDa.luance unH are we.ll irounded In camou-
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o ___ ~ D al f 'Ii'-&.. .,,_ fM Model 10 .»callbtr tlmaUon and c.'Me-vatJo:\ -1 rKJWWr ewm ._ Wlntheater rtflt, which has a ·•an aubjet'U petullar to mal>.· OR 3-651 tat HIWPOAT ILVO. ran1e ot 700-1,000 yarda. Ea<'h lDI a sniper more e.UedJvt."
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I Berkeley Protest Marches Costly, UC to Get Bill
SACRAMENTO (UPI) -the auembly Oct. 26, came
The lectalature caught an ad· up for a final senate vote amid
journment mood today and ap-optim.latic &igna that It would
peared on the ver1e of reach-gain approval.
Ing a 1urprlaincJ1 cordial It atlll might aet assembly
agreeJMDt on an admln11tra· unction of a aeries of amend-
Uon-back.ect medicm'e bilL mentl Ucbd on by the 1en-
The meuun, wbicb cl ate aovernmenta1 efficency ~~~~~~~~~-and finance committeu ma
week of bearings. ....,,,.~ ..
But favorable uaembly ac-
tion appeared likely de.tplte
peuimllt1c statement. lJsued
earlier by tbe bill's author,
Auemblyman Jack T. Casey,
(D-Bakersfield), and A.aaem-N bb' Speaker Jeae M. Unruh, ew
(I). Inglewood).
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Federal Building
Cuey. who ~ threatened
~ to uk the UMID·
bl:)' to turn down t.be aenat.
amendmenta, auddenly ~
ed yesterday and told D...,._
men: "l think the bill la lD
Thia ii the deaf&n for a 17-story federal office build· in& in Wat Loi Anaelea on Wilshire Boulevard near
the Veterana A.dnilnistration Hoepital and Sepul-
veda Boulevard. It will house component.a of the
VA and departments of commerce, defense, JUJtice,
Treuury and NASA.
pretty good ah.ape now." 1--------------------
But Unruh atill did not share
Cuey'a sentiments. He would
only say that he was "still
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Shooting, Defense Says Industrial
he said t h e amendment£
weren 'l too substantial, after
all.
If adjournment come1 on
medicare, it will clear the Wa:f
for adjournment el the un LOS ANGEU:S (AP) Smog Curbs UAl fall aeulon by tomorrow Council for police u. ~-...... dw'&ed
' or P'rld.ay -unleu 1we an ~ O?Ml R1I tbe .alcer w with assault wtth Jnt.ent to
B I S unexpected developments. dek when he Ult • commit murder after the Jul 8 tt e et The senate late yedttday he miJtake~y believed bad 2 shooting of Carl E. Norm.i.
BERh.E.LEY IAPI -Ala·i The bill was sent to the uni-campu' declined comment on accused the committee of
meda Count) ts billmg the versity in Berkeley because the board's actlon Supervisor staging "rowdy and rlotoua
Umvers1tv or California f o r the protest march waa spear-Kent Pursel or Berkeley Pf"O-demonstrations" which he
'15.?82-lo pav the expense of headed by the Vietnam Day posed tne motion which was aid were not conducive to
halting \'1etnam protest Comiruttee, a group centered unanimowly approved by the s . 1_:_ la _..,. d marche~ on the campus. Demon· other members mamt.aw.wg w ..,.. oc er.
The count\ Board of Super-strators .assembled on the Pursel said 8 note crittcLz-The two march~s protestinc
vaora. \ oting approval r o r campus and planne<1 to march ing the university's pohcy m U.S. action ln Vietnam were
the bill 1 111·~day, said the through Berkeley and Oak· dealing with the demonstra· orderly, however. The only
money had been spent In land to the Oak.land A r m Y tors would be included with unrest was caused by mem-
overtime pay for ,henrt's dep. Terminal. the blllmg hers of the Hell's Angels mo-
uties who blodc~d marches Unlvenity Prei;ldent Clark In San Francisco, the state torcycle club who broke
Oct. 15 and 16th at the Oak· Kerr and Chancellor Roger commander of the California through police barricades to
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Newport S..ch S4t-.Sll3 c I e 'i_r e d the only other ma· raped b.la d ugbter. 21, at West Valley Police St.
LOS ANGELES CAPl-Tbe jor bID ltlll be f 0 re the Sgt. Clarence A. St.romweD, Uon. He also wu suspended
. d l a w m a lt e r s. a measure in his opening statement a t f th f county has asked the city an which now would r e q u Ire O'Neal's police department !.:r~o~m~~e~o~rce:=_. -----'~~!1!!!!!!!111!!!!!!1!!!!!!!!1!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
state to jo~ tn a legal battle certification by the state of trial Tuesday, adJed --------------
over . c1onstitutlonallt7 of In-two anti-smog exhaUJt devices "A verdJct o{ not guilty Is du;:aqu~~J:n ~'!8Posed in a before . the device ia required the only Ju.stJ.fiable, verdict in
iuit being heard bl auperlor to be inltalled on Uled can. thil cue. It doean t mean the
court in which u organiza-The vote wu a unanimoul department condones thil con-
tlon of oil producen and users 2&--0. duct -only th1t Tom bad •
hopes to prevent enforcement
of two ngulatJooa of the coun-
ty's Air Pollution Control Di.J-
trlct.
County Counsel Harold W.
Kennedy 1ald Tuesday that
the case could endanger the
entire proeram to control air
poUutlon in the county.
"We can't underestimate
the possibility of what might
happen u a result of thil la•
1ull." Kennedy aaid.
The Board of Supervisors
Tuesday asked that the 1tate
and city join u friends of the
court ln the county's leg1I
dispute with t.M Western Oll
and Gas Association.
The association's suit specl-
f1cally challeoiea two Al>CD
r ule1 ·
Ruie 82, wtw:b be<:ame ef-
fective in 1959, prohlblta the
burnlng of oil with more than
.5 per cent sulphur content
between April 15 and Nov. 15,
periods of wont smog attacka.
Rule Q .l, adopted in Janu-
ary 1964, extended the ban to
the rest of the year, excepting
only times when insufficient
supp1Je1 of natnral gu-which
contributes leu to aJr pollu·
tion-are available.
The rules apply primarily to
power plant., reflnerlea and
otbet' indUJt.rlal UJen of fuel.
They apply only to stationary
1moc aources, not automo-
bllea.
The u1oclaUon's suit con·
tended th1t the amount of sul-
phur dioxide in the industrial
smoke em.laslona iln't harm-
ful, and that tbe rules aren't
necessary. The rulea deprive
oU firm.I of immen1e mark-
et&, the 1uit aaya.
Judge Leonard A. Dlether
pointed out that the co11&tltu-
Uonallty o{ all APCD rules
was involved, and ordered
both parties to flle briefs on
th11 aspect of the cue: the
APCD rule• were estabUsbed
when the St.ate Legislature
delegated lta powers ln UliJ
field to the district. The quea-
tlon : ii It constituUonal for
the state to do 10?
Rafferty:
Halt Riots
On Campus
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Dr, Mu Rafferty, Cdf.,..._,, ~
perintendent ~ Jnltlilol
tJoo, ••1• JOWll ~~ be rtmoVed ,._ .,.. ~
veralt7 ol Calltcnil to room tar 'tth~ ti 1ba-
dentl wbo would ua to
to pt an tdbc~ .. Raff•rtJ told ...... ., th•Lol~~y~
Rlpul>Ucanl Ttal•tlJ -
tbM the ~-... ol ~ tbl put ,.... at .... .,
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todil ... "' Raflll(j Aid
Ula& .. • dlnet.or ol tbt Ulll· 'fWllt1 ti Callfcnla "I wtll
rwllt Ollr'do8. nprdleu ti
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THE MOTOR CAR DE.Al.EIS ASSOCIATION
OF ORANGE COUNTY
preunu
2111 IDUIL IUtm COUllTY
llltlllTllUL llTI lllOW
lll'Jlm 08UITY FA• •11•1
Newport llvd. At Fair Dr., COlta Mall
NOV. 4th thru 7th
"The Wonderf1I
World of C111"
A SPECTACULAR DISPLAJ
IN BRILLIANT DECOR • • .
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PEOPLE
ARE TALKING
ABOUT US
(And we love it I)
A 11 utrtmtly rtliahtr 1011rct (our prniJu11·:r ncrttary)
U./omu "' tltat ...
wu. N.O.T. TOLD MJss T.I.: 0 l'io stock~ders. Finl Feden.I
Savmp of Alhambra bas oo stoctboldcn! I thought the Prcsr
dent, Mr. Knne ... or at leut the officers would own stock..
But DOt one h• a lticl: of stock. They can't. you see, be-
Ctille tber'R 1 •pec1en1." Any aavinp lllOClation wilh that
word "Pedenl .. in ib name is mutually~ by ISftn and
can't hne stockboldcn. Good thins. ioo-aaven Jet all tit.
propu in Che f.orm of divideodl af1er upcma. n:1ena aod
that IOr1 of Chins an paid:'
A b.1oluttly trut, MrJ. N .O T., .. not a Jtid. of stod/
Jin. H.l .,. Ill TOLD W.. K.IU·. •; · "Loe.ii people. Tbat'a Fi.nt
Federa1'1 1ecrcl. Their Costa Meia office people live here.,
work here. 11Dd help shoulder the load of harbor aru civic
ICtivitiel. Providin1 the bat aervice is a matter of persooal,
u well as professiooaJ, pride. FeUow wanta to be sin he can
loot bia oeiahbora in the eye. That'• the idu, H.P."
I>.. H.P. JU: Tdl laim l'H'u tlu Jto,bor arui1 o"'1 fbhral
.,ybtp 11J:Jocia1io11, loo. "F'1dt'l'tl/'" 1"ftVl.I ~·re dtmtered
"1 A ct of Con1rtsi ell 111hj«t to .rtrict r1111lallotu o/ u
a~nq of tlit U.S. Gqy""mtnl.
M.BS P.JLO. TOLD MW w.o.w. "As l analyze it, Winifred, ifs
an almost 1mother1.01 protectJvcneu .. Infinite, a~utdy tnfi-
nite care, for ntry iavmp account. lmq1ne!-a family of
1hrec can have up to $70,000 fully insured-such a lo< of
rnooey-by the FtdcraJ Savi~&: Loan Inaunnce Corpora-
tion. Th1t'1 a pumanent aacocy of the U.S. Governmeo1!
Then asxu -ooe of tbote astroooatical l(UDI -back up your
doUara, too, dear! And men cxpc.rMoced people than any
other Alhambra ~ial institution. Very, very reassurinJ:'
/ttfi11itt, infillitt, in/ittlt1, infi11ilt.
wa. T.LL nx.n Ma. P.A.a.: "Phil, ifs a busint» proposition
the ny I aee it. You choose the association you fed is aound-
at. Fnt Peden!. Cl.ct? Cbeckl You drop in a solid hunk
of nvinp. Fiaurin1their4.85 % current annual rate is main-
tained a yeu, with dividends compounded quart.crly you
end up with 4.94~ on your douah for the year. You tell me
where you can touch that y~ld in common stocu or what
have JOU r
Or in regulaT bank servings ..• or tlst ~tragu of A A A corpor-
~ honds"' municipal boftds ... or U.S. Govtmmtftt sav.
llt61 bottds .•• "' •••
MN. I.a. TOUI WU.,. IL: "Dividends, Jm. Why, Dad and 1
couldn't ha .. retired without them. Ul WDe liYe the way
we do. Eftry three months tbere'a another dividend from
oar First Feden.l saviop. And. do you koow, even my own
mochcr aot Finl Federal dividends 40 ycan sao. Tbey·ve
had a perfect record o( p1yments for all tbow ycan -11nce
1915-rh< year you wctt born:·
Ri611t oll tht way, Mn. S. R.J Al'td i.t t\l'n umtmbtr tliat
~-red St111: NT 1"'" d""'1y drov1.
Ml. v.,. TOLD Mtss s.11.c .: "Get this down, Mi.s.s C. Re First
Fedlnl Little Happy Bld aymbol Great Jdea. Reftects
frieocly staff. Coonotes pleased 1aven W1l.lq bit dividends.
Should have aame thiq for our company. Same idea, but
dilftttnt. Got that"''
Yt.r , n11d it's ll(lt trut that Little Happy Buck is 'tally '0 '"'"
old. Tluu's h/f fnthtr, Big Pltnty }luci.
FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS
AND LOAM AUOCIATION OF ALHAMIRA •Since 1925 •A. 8. Kf11H, President
COin a.IA GflfllCla c. ll. ......,, Amt. -,, I htt ... ., •• 2700 Hlrtlor ~rd • JO ~
Ottl9t ~lilt 'R l '~ Mii w.tcia.e.. • HIM Oftb: Altllmbra T'-HdorAtw't~,..,_~
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Wtdnuday, Novtfnbtr J, 1%S
Raneh Life OK
LBJ Shows Ju Benefits
HARBOR CENTER *¥-HARBOR
THE HOME SHOPS
PRE-HOLIDAY SALE
"Beautify Your Home"
UM Our ReveMng Char ..
IEDSPRIAD
BONANZA
TWlnt f. ~-.Ila $ 1 s• V111. to 22.11
Qu .. n.-Klnoa·Du1l1
All h1w Jumbo Walla
Decorator Colo,..
V1luet t o st.ti $24"
u .. Our Revolving Charge
TltADITIONAL
SYROCO DfCORA TOR
W All ENSEMBLES
39.91 VALUE
Ml""O" A MATCH ING CO~&Oll.
'comu 1n Mtulgold trlnlatl
CURTAIN BOIAIZl!
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Vel11a to !.ti pr.
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Valanc9 to m.toft He y ...
PINCH PLEATS
wtth W... rlfttl. SllM 24-I0-
3'. Sollda and prints. ValO..
to 5. 9t. Aut' celon
Valance to match
where •nllablo
79c yd.
Drapery Sale Here i. Tll't Greatest T-1 ••1 ~verl SAVI S0%0N IATH SIZE
Tiie
I rr.gvta rttt.
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you oan 1tw
them for 1lfte
'Gaucho"
TEXTURED PATTlltN
Greatat ~ sale In our hlltcry. Tblt
offerlne includes dnpee whk:h an ftduM
up to 40~. ~ colon . Qme Mrly
tor betl1 selection.
ColOn 11. r t : MelOn. Ca I t . Ch~,
Gold, OUw, S unburst, Natural, White cl
Blue.
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•roe.de BATH
HOLLYWOOD BED
SUP COVERS
A 31..11 Value Sl 9 v .. fllt•ll ft¥t pleoa for
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HA .. aOtt INO"'IHO c•NTI" ---t<t ....aa e COITA MUA
Soviets Put Huge
Satellite in Orbit
1st Su:19Veyor
Nex t March
M1AMI BEACH (UPO -
Amtrica '1 entry in the race
l<1 land a spaoecraft on the
moon ia upeeteet by n • x t
March with two or three
more Project SUneyor land·
U1i attempta po1&ib1-next
year, a top spece off1dat 1aid
yn terday.
Oran W. Micks, director of
1 u n a r and planetary pr<>-
grams for the National A~<>
nautic1 and Space Admini ...
trahon aald Russia &dt the
jump on the Unltl!d States
with three unauccessful soft
landing attempt! earlier thll
year. and tlw!tefore leads in
the prellllllnarles.
''But I'm pat It aD cca·
vinced we'" m.,ated to I.Mt
pl~," ~ aid in &n ID~
view at an' la......alonal IJ>&C')
eltctronic1 17mpo1lum here.
Micki alio Mid that a 1~
arate U.S.. PfttM• to send
camera trait into o r b I t
arOUQd the moon I.a ex pect-ed
to eet undllr' way with a launch
next Jurtl If July.
NOW! YOU CAN BUY BUILT-IN
DISHWASHERS
AT CONTRACTORS PRICES
HOTPOINT • GE •
G-E AUTOMA nc BUil T -IN
DISHWASHER
-=~~~=:"Gives Spctltll·
ly CINn Dl1h-
1 Without
H•ncl Rinsing,
· Scraping o r
Drylnt. J u I t
Tilt Off Largo
or Hard Food
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PHllCINO IN llA•
WASTE KING • KITOB AID • WHIRLPOOL
s 88
INSTALLED
LARGUT DIS,LAY OF 8UIL T·IN
DISHWASHERS IN THE ARIAi
Phone 548· 7718
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TO BE GIVEN AWAY AT THIS
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TICKETS AND DATE OF DRAWING
POSTED AT STA nON I
Wtd~, November .3, 1 %5
Low Shelf-Prices ••• Advertised Specials ... ~ Blue Chip Stamps
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Li11dsav •
Soars to
GOP Top
l\"'EW YORK I AP • -John
\. l.JDch.t \ . tall bo~uh and
43 W'Oll t~ btl ton ·, C 1 t '
Hall and f'merrtd oa t h t
pl.auai. of MtJODal RtrubU-
can pohtk-s.
Jt bad bttn S&»d that t""a
if ~ )ost a C'l~ race ui UW
mttropolts ,..hf>~ ~mocrats
outnumbt>r Rtpublxans by ;.
to-2 he "ould sun bu~ to bt
considered "prtudentiAl tun·
bt>r ..
His chief oppontnt. ~me>
c ral Abraham 0 Bea~.
charged that Llndsay was
really runrung for the Repub-
llcan nom111alion for prui~nt
and would not aern hu four
year term.
"If elected I'll serve t h e
full four years and hope to do
a good enough job for the vol·
ers to re-elect me," Lmduy
u ld.
Lindsay pledged that hi s
primary interest was to
··make New York City the
city of tomorrow, a healthier,
better, uCer place to Uve."
Last year LlndJay retuaed
to endor.. the Republi-
can prealdential nominee,
Barry Goldwater. In hla cam-
palp for mayor. Llndlay
told state and national Repub-
lJcan l~en he didn't want
tbelr help.
Ht campaigned at a pace
that would have llred an alb·
Jete.
But John Vliet Unda.ty ii
an athlete.
1be &-foot-3 congremnaa Is
an e~ horseman and
awlmmer and a tennlJ a n d
akl enthusiast. He also sall.a,
bowls, rides a bike and la an
ardent baseball, lootball and
aoccer fan.
··1 thrive on exercise," he
said after one gruelinc 18-
bour day of campalgning.
Undlay is a former chain·
smoker who can't understand
why <>then don't quit the hab-
it He ii a confirmed clock·
watcller. WaJtin& annoys him
and meaninlleaa converaatloo
irrl ta tea hlm.
He walb and talks qulckly.
He was the mutumlnd, time-
keeper and ch~f morale.
booster of hll own campaign.
Dur111g 150 days of cam·
pa1gning Llndsay wore o u t
four pairs of shoes m walking
an esumat.«1 473 mllts The
car he used to dr\ve h 1 m
around the city re&11t.ered ll,·
122 miles.
Undsay haa a s~ or hu-
mor and never hesitates to
use unprintable langnge in a
e1ve-and-tab with reporter•
and c.mpa1in a.Jdes.
Lindlay ls a lawyer, but
says his pract.ke ia nil. He
has a small apvtm~nt
on West 58th Street. near
Fltth Avenue, where he lives
with his wife, Mary. 38, who
la alao hla partner in polltJca.
They own a am&ll house in
Washington. D.C., where
three or their four children at-
tend private Episcopalian
schools. The oldest. Kathy.
14, attends a boarding school
in Connecticut
Kathy and the olht'r Lind·
say children, Margie, 12.
Anne, 9, and JohMy Jr., ~.
jotned their mother and fa ·
ther shortly btfore the polls
closed. They had their first
family dumer 1.0 nearly six
months.
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PIPPIN APPLES~
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TIOPtCAL LO.UIAkJAIT M1T1T NICI l ~-&.a. IAe
OIWICE ~ 49t llWFIST 39$ DRiii GAi: PRUIES
L;i;p~-· 89~ ••tt«> PORK CHOPS_~ 59~.
TH"'4 CUT 110WN '• lllVI PORK CHOPS _____ 98~
COUNTr< STYlf
SPARERIBS __ 59~
'ANCY
PORK STEAKS_ &t.
;QiiiJTT DT. 59~
SEA FOOD SPECIALS
nt:sH mm Of 59,
ROCK FISH ·-···· ." "
__ 89~ ftfSH flllfT SOLE ________ _
fltSH WfSTUN ft& 01m1s_,>OLJ ... _ 7.,.
Sll,.,H-12-0L 4• STEAKS_::.. .,.
COUNTY PAii
PIES I-INCH Siii
A,N,CHIRRY,
"6Mftl<IN, MINCI &.
,.ACH
s~ .. 1
DOUILE EDGE-S.COU~f
STAINLESS STEEL afG. 7~c
SCHICK BLADES W
DOU&lEEOGE •G $1 06* SCHICK RAZOI ... 99'
nouna-11.oz. 69'-CAL·fAMI $
IOlll .. 11111 • " OIAllGI 6-0Z. 5 1 "
CllClll I IOOIU.-. JUICE CAN for .
GREEN GIANT YE&ETlBLES FROZEI IN BUTIER SAUCE
~ SHOE HG CORN .... 10-oz... $ M -lllEN IElllS IN -:.":.OOM ..•
PEAS ... "'"" SAUCl-1 O.OL •••
IUma-MUT I COFFEE
SPlllCH ii calAM 1AUC1 .... • • • ~C:C:~
llmtS COii IM'fla ••ucr .•••
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wa.•1.M
lj 2t .,.... • .,.,00&. •••••
lOVAL D1M1SK,NC11 • MAGNUM
CllAIPllll:= '"'·· '311
IOYAl '1. UY. IOUlllON s3•
OCCASl•IQN FOUi ICOIE.--~ JJ.W19lin . 'ft
M11 11.B~ 14; ~.. U•Cl•Y QT • ·~ lOYAL OCCAllOH IOPIOOP tr: Qf. .-•u111 ____ ~ •
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Record
= Jfle.etillfl• -
. Two Judges
~ppointed
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WedrltS<bJ, Nowmber ), 1%5 DAIL V PILOT /Nrws-PrtSS J J
~27th in Nation
Announcing the A11oci1tl0f\ of
Antiquated Equipment
Cheap But No Bargain
Progres_~. Repo Recounts SUZV LLOYD
(LICENSID PHYSIOTHERAPISTI
---with the---
SANTA ANA -lntmilted fn buyb\f a wuhtn1
machine, dryer, room beater, compresior or metal
cabinet -all broken-down ?
. 1 '· H~thy ~rowt~ of County ORANGE COAST
Center of Physical HHlth
They're among items Orange County super-
viaon Tuesday authoriled County Purchaslng Aaent
Courtney Chandler to ae.U. for whatever he can get.
When Supervisor C. M. Featherly was first pre-
aented the list, he declared. "Say. these are maybe
worth barflining fw!''
Fe\Jow county board member WUliam J. Phil-
tiJ)I then told featherly: "You're misrepresenting
tie merchandise. All the items are listed as beyond ~onomical repair."
"I'm not interested then," smiled Featherly. "I dJdn't see that."
Chandler was instructed to sell the 1tema to
the highest bidders -1f any.
·.
Ir
• Phy1iother1py • Mau.p
• Colonlct
l y Appointment 6-42-1400
Please don't forget ~o dial "1" before dialing
Long Distance calls from Orange County phones •
Ir •
(
If you have been ~iali ng '' 112" for your Long )
Dista nce ca ll s, now please just dial "1 " instead.
Pleue remember to dial "l" now before dialtna Lona~ calla.
Then dial the Are& Code if diftwent from JWn ('71,), aad t he
number ol tbl peraon you're c•.llina.
Dialina ,.1,. ia the new unifmm Wl1 t.o plaoe all Lone Di.stance calls
~irect from pbon. in Oranp Couney. It helPI JOU avoid plaeina a
Lona Dlltance call by mist.ab.
When you're phoning within your local (toll-free) callilli area you
fuat dial the number.
1 -I 1 •
' . . .
I . .. .... 'I
When in doQbt wWher a call • in or out of yoor
toll-tree calliq ara, pleue check the front pqt!8
ol your new phone book. There'• a brand-new map
there ol your toll-tr. callij\r .,., plua a list
of all the local prd.na that you can call toll ·fn'('.
If you have any questiona, pleaae call your
telephone bulioaa omc..
PIClllc , ••••••••
Pan of the Nltieftwida Ben System
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J2 DAILY PIL0T/Ntw5-P~u WtdMWy, NO¥tmbH l , 1965
MORTON
DINNERS
FROZEN 11-0UNCE PKG.
ASSORTED VARIETIES
.
CLOROX
BLEACH
INCLUDES 3• O~F
GAllON
PLASTIC
JUG c
C&HBRAND
S :UGAR
SAVE 13c
ADUlT WITH
COUf'ON
~NOV. 4o
NOV. 10
SAVE
20c
---------------4.u1&.11Jfil·fiif8 __ __;;==--=;".-=::....--.::::..-_.:::..._ _ ____,
FAIREST . PATRICK CUDAHY ALL VARIETIES
T I S S U E .. ~0: • : $ 99
READY ~ TABLE 3
SLICED AMERICAN CHEESE 1;~~· 49'
UNIVERSAL INDIVIDUAU Y WRAPPED • • • • • •
STOKLEY 8-0UNCE CAN C.H.I. NO. 2~ SIZE CANS
. .
.
. .
~
TOMATO SAUCE •••• C BAKED BEANS
PANTRY PllDE NO. 303 CANS
FRUIT COCKTAIL • • • • •
YOUR
CHOICE
IOtia!SS
CORNED BEEF
BRISKET
WHOU OR P'01NT HALF ···-·
LARGE lOIN
PORK
CHOPS
LEAN EASTON PORK ......•.
FARMElt STYLE
SPARE .
RIBS
Lf.AN AND MEATY .... ··-·····
CENTH CUT
LOIN RIB
PORK CHOPS
LEAN AND MEATY ............... . CLUB
U.S.D.A. CHOICE -PANTRY PRIDE
RIB STEAK
CUSTOM TRIM
SAVE
44j
LB.
SAVORY IEEP
SHORT
RIBS
IAICE OI IAHfQUE -·····-·
ILADE CUT
PORK
CHOPS c LIAN, nNDU ..................... .
YORKSHIRE IUND
SLICED
lb BACON
LEAN AND TASTY ............... .
FllSH FtLLfl
RED STEAK USDA CHOICE · PANTRY PRIDE asc SHORT CUT • SAVE 54< LB. s N A p p E R
• • • • • • • SKINLISS -SAVI 20c ......... .
.. c : •
JI
' c } . .: . > , ..
" • ~ c ; . ~ ,. . ...
"'! • • .4 c i
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BANANAS
WHITE
ROSE
SAVE 8-LB.
c
-·
lb
DASH WHITE KlNO GEii.fi
WATll UIY FOOD DETERGENT SOFTENER SlUINID
OIANT stZI 4~ OL JAi
75-57-12P1 a LL IOX POI
AUTOMATICS
\
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1\ -·
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............... 0 5 GRAPES c l
SWEET ~
JACIC AND THI
llAN STAUC, CUT
GREEN IONS
2~ CAN
3i~
ALL PURPOSE USE! EMPERORS lb .,
SAVE 21-
LB.
CELLO
BAG
.. th , ... ._ 29 ......... 400 •. 4/95c lllPY cua1u -c PACIAl TISSUI
jiiii -Ne. 2 .. 3lc Z..-4 ,... 35c
111C9 PINIAPN TOUT TillUI --
...... 7~ ... -31c ................... 32c _..CUMS _. TOUT IOU -.. _ 29c
~M--
................
Mm MDC .. -1•-.• 47c ellO a.I IA.NDWICM
c
PllSONAL
SID
IVORY
4 PACK
SAVE 10c LB.
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GREEN BELL
PEPPERS
FRESH
SAVE llc LB.
CAMAY
llAUTY
SOAP
IATM sm
c I
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4i26-3,i 45-11-
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IVtdnnday, Nowmbt< J l 965 DAIL V PILOT /News-Press J 3 ·~~~~~~~~~
MUITlNG lfGISTUTION
NAME ·······························----
ADDRESS ···········-····················-·-· ,.
RiGISTER fOR lHf
Free MUSl ANG
at CROWN l oday
CITY .. ·····················-··-······-·-··--•
YOUR CHOICE
RONSON or
ZIPPO LIGHTERS
• WINDPROOF
Men'•., La.Ilea'
MOW
•
Ce mer• o.t.
POLAROID
104 COLOR
PACK
CAMERA
MEN'S
NORELCO SHAVER
CORDLESS
WEDDING CJ BANDS
WMITI er 1' ICT. 4• 88
YalOI# NOW toll HG. 1f .!5
HODWAtl
DEPAITMINT .
SAVE i.00
DIAMOND
Wedding
BAND r
~M*Sl:ERt SPRAY
~ and DRY IRON
•
Liohtwelgt!t fw effortleu ironing wrth push-button
Mttf"'OS for ~ f ebrlc. -----.....
.......... o.t. SH°' IAILY HM CMQfCI 11-
LICTIOHI 0. T H I l*Olo
Anvl Mot.IDAY ,AHIS AMO
ltllONI.
SAVE 1.41
12 ....
c....ltlft1tton
FOIL and
Paper Wraps
SPICIAI.
with your old
'°LAIOtD In
trade, 'ubjed to
inspection.
3 Quart Covered
EKCO FLINT
•
SAUCEPAN
Get 111 Jhe benefits o•
waterleu cooking and
benefit by our low Pf'IClll
SPECIAL 9.50 VAL.
VAi..
2.91 ASTROLITE LITE BULBS
tAVI 11• 1· '1
I IOU POI WUP
.,...,,~ .......... IO!ld colon "'tcr~ t .tl VAJ..
SPIQAI. 121 OUMANTllD I YWS UIClAL
Choice of .. o, 60, 75 and 100 watt&., 19' No more fumbl ing In the derk.
25c Value·
IACll
•
Ladies' 100% Wool
DRESSES
2'7
IEG. 4.tl
PHONE ·······················-·--·---
Yeu Must le 11 y .. ,. .., Older
To Pwtfdpete.
LADIU'
DI". l'-1 __ ,....
1.A~U'
FLANNEL
GOWNS
HG. 127
1.99
Warm a. comfoneblt
weh1 lt noth oowr 1 1n
ell OV9f pr1nl'l Ot 1olkh
with pr1nl '""' Chokt
MIN'S OPEIA
SLIPPER
1.66
'" tOtt deer ttn vinyi wtth
"'" CMtdded .ale. Al.o '" kVff soi.. 1 to 12. Boyt·
l lZU J IO 6.
WOMIN'S & tmNS
SIDE ZIPPER IOOT
2.50
An emew-o velut •n l fitte
tll wool 1h1ha. 5 uyles In.
clvcfoig 1ol1da l Scotch
clt n pl•1d1 In &llU 8 l 8
G.rey, navy &. bled S.vt
helf ~.... of putt la "' &&JM S-iM.
81-cl 1Myl end 1ttd: type
ht.I Wd up to • 1tyliah tnd
durtble boot for ~I Of'
comfort.bit usual w • • '·
S•rn -' 10 I 0 "''° hnle g1rb' ''* 12\12 to ..
l'. [ 1 L A,, L i ) (A I • , t " ~ , . I\ L J I 1\ J • ~ l ~ lh
e BOY'S VINYL, ORLON
PU IOMIER JACKETS
Vinyl ah.II, button down knit col-
lar, 100% Orlor1 •crvllc pile
lfned. Alaorted colors. Slus 3-7.
FamCM11 M•k•r ~
Knit SuHs 00
e 01•l1
M..w.. wuha.,ie Orton IMle !Mkets
I~ ecrvlk. hood ettach.d Sizes 7-1 "-
e IOY'S Nyieft ..,.,....,,. 'lie J•dcets
Sties 3-lui, 7 1 2. Oi\41 low prica.
596 VAL
7.99
3 PC 1nclvdu
shell, altirt
Chenel feckt t.
Si.tu 7-IA
Mu11r
P1sro1
C>9
TOY DEPT. G ~EATF.R SAVING S"~ Men'• Dept.
MEN'S CONTINENT ll PANTS
Finest au1ltty 100% combed 1
ooli shed cotton •n r~ popu· 97
ler conhnt ntel model. Nt w·
•' fell colon of loden, u nd.
end bltck, make th1& grovp
e ttrnf1c buy. Comoletely
11nfortztd S1zt1 29-38 VAL J.9)
SAVI ita
~ .. wfth OtrrinQt r cap
pistof conc9aled 1" handl e.
Many ., futvrtsl
"'=' HI-STYLE SHIRT JlCS ......... -.. '
THI THINOMAKER
Feoturlnt '
·They',. I e p I r t d
smooft\ end ttre1ght
with finished w11w.
b.tnd Cfloose froln
strl~~ chtclts, ,,.,.
37
CllEPY CUWLERS
by MATTEL
SNCtA1
broodered chellt~ 111·
ovt r orints, sffr·
suclttrs end diem·
brevs 1 OO'e m•· EACH
•
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,. -• 41111 S~VI 6.Jt -.... , __ ~ •
~K ms .1 1.. -4.IO VAL --
dllnt weat.eblt c:oi·
ton !1zn S·M l
KNIT SHIRT SPECIAL
137 2.SO VAL,
3/4.oO ;.:.:. i,:..4 : .'1'1. . -.-.. ~ #: !. '
aaay BOO DOLL 11 .A tremendous tuortment of fin• qutl· M9 lty 100% oetton knit ahlrta. Choose
'""". eoo4I lookti.g fllhlon coller r ....... IJtht, .. ...,. .ylne. ,,..,,, PoPUlir Htnley'a end tctlon
SAVI 7.M 19.ts VAL \hoUldtr rnoctele. llns s.M-L . , . .
,..._ lffectlw Thu~, "-· 4th thru Wetl., Nev. 1Qlh. -·Shep~. Pri. 11 HMn '"1 t P.M. Sat. 10 A.M. to 7 P.M. .... y 11 t .M. to 6 P.M.
13999 S. WESTERN AVE. ·:~~1 ' GARDENA -3731 W. WARNER HARsO~si vo. SANTA ANA
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• TO THRIITT • =~ !~~~,:;:
• ~ I G~..-d .IM Af. ••
' /; Nrtq, P'lui.!J olillCI
• • Po!axy, .5•111 lbl7 • . "'""' "'' . •
Reg. '1.00
Christmas
Cards
!uutJul eolor printl 00 !pt.rid·
,,. i114: white q111!iry 1toelt , , . •hit
• loYdr -r to wy "Merry
Clui1tm.u"I Clloict of dttip
•• , • , one killd to • her. Tn di·
ti-.! o< IDOdttn alllp& Comit
eul7 ~ bat tdcaioe.
Reg. '9.88
Electric
Slicing Knife
kEIN KARY
M1ka opan Ollt ol •ma·
~~~I~~
!ottablr J1JhtwtiJbt. .51ica
<old O! bGt foodt wil..b uni·
form -· At this low nuuo '"" ....,.., ,.. !J~ ID hne-Won Tv-
W, tim9 !Ol.1' ·--~ ................
GRAND
OPENING
~.99
and$4.99
Vinyl Auto Mats
491 Value!
THERMO PLASTIC
Insulated Mugs
and Tumblers
no u b Jc-••ll ,orutruction ~
droab hot ot tc!d !oCl.(tr. L£il:.
prool, non-1wtu in1ul1tion won't
mu or rin~ furniture. Gliua: dc-
iip. i.a choia of ui!on.
T• tttt• Dll•t--
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Dristan =· sac
•7.99 Value!
Rybutol
Gelucaps
49t Wolch ·
Spanish
Peanuts
Reg. •1.2s
Dippity Do
Hair
Styling 79c I
''".::r.-
Reg. 49f 33• V'icks lnhalen • • •
$3.25 Value®
Folding Syringe
< $198
,. ....... ._ ....
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:..c.. """"·"" •11tf1cr.
Complt tr llith qualify ,_,,_ti.
-·-'*"' --ktncriYt G old
Critl Cro. d"i~ lelditt-look ~n
or iYOty. ChooM I
blotter, 1ddrr1• book . pm and
stand l!WIJ morr.
~ames Bond 007
AHache Case
=saaa ---imd911111 ~ <••c,pi 1lol, .............
• lllilBJ-
1pecial. itanl. ,.. ........... ....
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lottioolU6
;;:,,,~.'.'T.'~; s2aa llNl& with J l Til&l!I·
i.ru and ' minae.h inc.h1dif1,f Iron &nd
Yi !ll?l l ll c.. Ht l!ll
bW!d rniJt111cr {~t
1he •inttr 111onili1
1hel.d. T•"'Hlt.t~l ..... -.i
Digel Antacid 59•
Battle of 30 •••••
'8.88 Value!
Pretzel J1t1el
~lll s4 19 Mellow 1 o•\.1 Springs
100 PlOOf
Bottled in Bond
Kentucky Straight
Bourbon
Fifth
6 Yr. $379
Old
'3.91 Yal•ll
CIMMl.e&All . .,, ...........
'2"
2JJ L 1711i It. 11t Onuige, IU-Sll1ppl•1 C111W)
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Dl1e
packare.
s3.39 No. 7·11
Perfedo Cigars
IOX OF 50
$299
Reg. 89'
Score
Hair 57c Cream
S.lllng Eloowh"o $14.95
Embroidered
Sweater Tops
s999
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Reg~~:.50 ~~ il" I
Hair Set Mist I
s4.oo Value! I
Pendant and c-~-1-. -, Earring Sets I
:I \1 I $197 I
' .I I . ------I '"I . Ga>W..""'-<-eo, Oiliared 1'11.tb. C)Jadt .-Catt E~.
-•Hhftl ..... I , ar!.ina. Gold fili..l
•• : eta.ins.
79' Women's I
Nylon Brief~... I
2 for s1 I
, ........ -s--bikiai1 'Witk
1!1 OYtr dWnDD4
dotl, !arr lrg aim.
Pu.II tW: brief• ia 7
(1)1on. Sixs '""'·
Alutinut11 5'
llepLHHr
san
$6.97 Cotton Knit
,,,_..,, Velour Shirts
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Md MCpt. llif 1~" 1-.J l dl&llMl blCk
n.il -i. bn:c.:. So-lid j •• b 0 riftltl
t~L Indal:·
NI qulitJ.
1 • s3" Val.! Teflon
Bake-Roast Pan
by Mlrro
$299
Llrp l~Olr:
2" lift AIXD-
moclatn la~
ro&fe • .s.niim
c:o o1 tn1ction.
bvilt·in hltld
.1riP1. DuPont
Teltttl9coaml.
12 Piece Modem
Pnch lowl Set
s31a
'1.89 Enamel
Roaster -........... s1s1 s --dial ll•••t••• --.11rea1~ blan ••• blbl -t ., ...... '"' ...........
Rum mHI lnntdy
Fruit Cakes
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DAILY PILOT /NtwS·Pr?1s J 5
OCC's Weber County Player of Week
By BILL DONER
Sporta ~r
John Weber, 0 r an i e
Coast College's all-purpoae
football star, was booored
Tuesday 11 Orange Coun-
ty's grldder of the week for
his performance in last
\\ eekend'1 28-20 win over
Son Ber.1ardino.
Weber wu selected for
ttw laurels by members of
the county football writers,
meeting at the Saddleback
Inn. Sana Ana.
He ~ the flnt OCC player
to be ao honored th1I season
and will be p~aeot at next
week'• 1e11loo to accept bis
award.
A former Newport Har-
bor High atAndout, Weber
has been a two-way per-
former for Orange Coast
this season -playing of-
fensive end and defensive
halfback.
Against San Berdoo. par·
Ucularly io the second haU. ..
SPORTS ON PARADE
No Shift
Necessar y
ly llLL DONER
._ :..wa~~·-........... ------------1
Now If you'll kindly tntred~ me to th. guy
who aald aut.matlc transml .. lona are for old ladin ,
I'll take you on a tour of th. cou,... without shift.
inggean.
* * * Paul Neumann was Chick Hearn's post-game Ndio
guest followmg the lAker·Warrior basketball affair Sat-
urday evening and the personable ex-N~weort Har~r
Higb star didn't mince any wordJ ~ pointinf out thLS
year's San Francisco team wants to pick up al the mar-
bles not dwell U\ t'1e cellar Neumann is considered the
ltey 'to SF's sucess l>y many experts. mduding the zealous
Hearn. Paul's pop. of course. is Rev P.G. Neumann of
Costa Mesa.
he waa at his beat. inter·
cepUng a pa11, catching two
key aerials himself and
maltlng a hall-dozen impor·
tant tackles.
OCC c~ch Dick Tucker
labeled the lanky sopho·
more, "One of the most
dedicated players on our
squad."
Tucker, elated over the
selt'ction of Wf'ber as play·
er of the wet'k, admitted
he':, not loolong forward to
Friday night'i. telev1s1on
game with cross-col.lllty ri-
val Sant• Ana.
"Santa Ana has a. treat
football team,'' he uid.
''Th e i r guys probably
haven't played their beat
game yet, either. Ph~sicaJ·
ly, they're without ~ual."
Tucker told the 1eribe1
that Santa Anas' one·two
punch of Tony Gardea and
Jerome Lawson is as fine
as he has seen in this ooun·
ty and probably the best m
the Eastern Conferenc•
"I'm sure hopmc we can
contain them al least a
little bit," he said with a
wink towaros Doo coach
Dlck Corrie.
Gorrie. meanwhile, told
Tucker he'd gladly aetUe
for a 3-0 win right now and
cancel the game. "I don't
care 11 Tucker comes out
with six or 60 men, we know
he dOfs a tremendous job
and I'm ~ure it 'II be a great
game " Gome explained
"We'd like to look good
on TV for a change," the
Don pilot continued, "after
losing to Citrus and Fuller·
ton the last two limes we 've
been on.''
Corrie labeled Riverside,
last week's Santa Ana foe,
"the hardest hitting team
we've met and t h a t in·
eludes Long Beach." "Riv·
erside comes out on t h e
held with a 'here we come,
what are you going to do
about 1t attitude." Gome
said.
Fultf!'rton's Hal Sherbeck
confldect that the biuest
thing from oow on for the
Hornete la "mental atli·
lude."
"We have to take each
game as It <.'Omea up," said
Sherbeck, "litld that in·
eludes Citrus-this week."
H o r n e t Unebacklng aod
kicking ace, R I c h a rd
"Boogie" Carrillo was on
hand to receive his plaver
of the week honors for Ful·
lerton'!> smashing 43-0 win
over OCC.
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WINS LAURELS
John Weber
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600 MPH
FASTEST MAN ON WHEELS -Craig Breedlove.
former Costa Mesa fireman. zooms across the Bonne·
VIUe Salt F1ats at 555 miles per hour to regain the
Next for
world land speed record Bre"dlo~e. "ho first reveal·
ed his dream to area friends a half..<foz<'n years back,
now predicts he'll break the 600 m p h barrier
Breedlove
Ex-M esa Firellla11
Snap s Speed Mark
BONNEVILLE SALT FLATS, Utah mPn -Speed
king Craig Breedlove lex-Cos~ Mesa fireman) ~wed to-
day to beat of( the challenge of daring Art Arfons by
pushing his jet-powered racer past the magic 600 mile
per hour barrier
Breedlove regained
Tonlgh•
Lake rs
To Hot
the elusjve world land speed
record yesterday in two sus.-
pense-rilled runs over Wm-
ern Utah's s;ilt flats in which
he averaged 555 mile. per
hour -19 miles per hour
better than Art Arfons'
previous record of 53& mph.
Somebody asked Fullerton'.s Richard "Boog.ie" Ca~ ..
rillo at Tuesday's writers meeting bow he received his
nickname. "When I was little," Boogie explained. ''I
would scare my uncle's kids all the time so b~ s~ed call·l' __ o_l_t-_P_cu_•_«*_•_
ing me Boogie and it stuck." Now that he s big, all he
does is scare oppo1mg_ football players and you'd be sur· St. Loui s
The 28-y ea r-old Loa An-
geles speedster ended a le"
ries of frustrations and pef"
sonal disappointmenU by re-
capturing the title he held oo
lhrff previous occasions.
prised what they call him. .
Who ttays auto racing isn't one of the most technical
of all sport.a? During qualifying over the ~ee~end at
Riverside, John Klug's Pacesetter Lola came hmpmg into
the pits suffering from lack of gu. Since the tank was
full it was re&Soned the trouble must be elsewhere. A che~k renaled a flea had somehow gotten into one of
the carburetor jets. U little lhing.s like that can stop an
engine from working properly. it's a small wonder so
few cars att around at the finish of uces.
USC offlclat. wy the T r•l•nt .,. perf.ctly hMl-
thy for Sat\lf'day'e fM'M with CallfOf'nla, yet the
o:td1-maken ~ med• th. TrojaM onty • nine.
point pick ov~ a tean\ that wn bomt..d by UCLA,
S6·3. lust twe weeks back. lafftlng. Isn't It.
When Orante C...t CMCh Dick Tucker wyw
!;anta AM hH th. .... ten.two punch In th. Entem
Conference In Teny Gard.a and Jerome LaWMn,
he Isn't klddlnt-GardM 11 NCOtWI In the circuit In
ru1hln9 with 375 yards and Lawwn fourth with 265.
Tucker 11 stilt attemptfnt to flgu,. out how to stop
the hard runnlnt duo Frfclay night.
Clem Crvm, oken t1bbecf tM be.t MCOncl 1trlnt
b.clc In l•ycee football, wu flnatty afforded the op-
portunity to climb off the bench Saturday at Mt. San
Antonio ind promptly gained 99 yards I" the car-
. rles. He's averaging about 10 yard• • crack for the
yHr,
From New York arrlvh word that Central Park
Chargers
To Stay
In Diego
Muhat1111iad Clay Speaks\ But Breedlove doesn't plan
to rest on h..is laurels. Aware
LOS ANGELES 1 UPI I-The that Arfons wu returninc to
B P . Bonneville. Breedlove wd he • ' t t t St. Louis Hawks make thetr would shoot for the 600 mUe ox111g ~ 0 e11 a e first invasion of the National per hour figure -if nece.·
Basketball season into Los sary
Angeles tonight to meet the Th.at meant the handiome
T 'P • I ' Fl d Lakers on their home court. Southern California.'! wouldn't 0 lllllS l oy The clubs met~ the La.k· ~' ~rf~ro~~Ma~k u,n..
ers flrst road trip in St. Louis Whet.her Br~ve and Ar· SAN DIEGO. Calif 1 A Pl -• and Los Angeles pulled out a fons renew their rivalry for
San Diego voters balloted . 106-94 vtctory with a ~point the UUe of fastest man on overwhelmingly in favor or a LAS VEGAS Nev 1UPl1-1ace. El Morocco 11. lotated . wheels depended on the eon-
proposition to build a S27 mil· The ,potent.at,. of boxing ~u-dtrecUy across the tughway spurt l1l lhe fourth penod ditioo or the salt and t.be •
lion sports stadlum. incom· hammad Ab who doesn't an-from the garish Stardus: Ho-Elgin Baylor . and Jerry sibility of !llonns pot
plet.e voting rPlurn' indicated 5weT to Cassius Clay. an<! his tel Thars where heavy· West scored 49 points between\ Brttdlove said. some MC-
loday royal relJnue • v.~re 'ettled\ V.:-1iht ~~ampion Clay will do them .,,. hlle Darrell Imhoff ttons of the speedway ''wen ,.;·:i1i~.s ~~ o~o~ ~~('~~~~~ Co111eback do•n lOOa} IO tht'I( .. aptly· his training for the ·"av 'l2 and Leroy ElJ1s were t.hel'lie washboards and getunc
day's city electJon was 47.179 ~~:S headquarters. I.I Mo-l~~~tr::,i~ challenger Floyd1gamt's leadmg rebounder:,. dN?:se every day ''
1
Such con·
yes to 17,862 no. Only a sim· • 1 he h 1 · · Th L k h lt.aliud 1 ... 001 are norma for Wt pie majority is required to H ._ Moir rat r I an a pa Patterson v.bo had taken e a ers ave cap time of yeu and sudden rain
pass the proposition . It pro· onors Monday and Tut!sday off. al-on rebounding ability tn their or snow would end the rac-
vides for the city to enter a ~o prepared ta resume his hrsl six games. making good 1ng season.
joint-powers agreement with training laur. in the day at on 34 more chances off I.he Ar f on• and nls racer
h T H d the Thunderbird Hott>), oown "Green Monster" left LI• t e county to fmance a the highway a few blocks. boards thaJl their opponents. Vegas. upon heerin& that
50.000.seat stadium in Mission 0 owar Clay flew into Las Vegas Although they currently Breedlove had •natched tbe Valley through the sale of ls-f .. year revt'nue bonds. yest«d.ay afternoon with his have a 4·3 record, the Lalters ~rd away.
The San Diego Chargers NEW YORK (UP fl -party of 14 persons wfter a have four men whose scoring The JS.year-<>ld Akr on,
now play m 36.000-seat Bal· Frank Howard. the giant out· s I o P o v e r in Los Angeles average is in double figures. Ohjo. driver was in the Nev-
boa Stadium The American I fielder whom the Los Angeles where the champion in typ1-They are West with 29-ada gambling and resort city
F tb II Le · cal rashiQn told what he in , . a displaying his car al a hotel oo a ague . ledm ~. man· ,Dodi::rrs ~ave up on last De· tended doing l-0 Paltersc.'n polllt average, Rudy LaRlaso The Ohioan bas tht coune agement . has inrl1t·atcd it pre· embtr nd traded to tht', fen a bigger stadium. and c 3 , when I.he) g~l m~ the nn1it atl 14 8. Baylor 14 Sand !-.:lbs 13.S. reserved beginning this Wffk·
11 getting tougher than ner. Ge~ F"hM\ report• there have been rumors t h e Washington Senators. was the Convenuon Cflller later Playu-coach Richie Guerin end. Breed.love would return
he saw a fUY last WMk mu91ln9 a bird. . team would move to another namt'd the Comeback Playeq this month. field s a veteran team despite two weeks later -if neces-
Members o( the Angel Boosters Club will tour Ana· city if the vours railed to ap-or Tht Year in the American 'I'm going lo punish Pal· sary -weather permitt1n1-
he1m Stadium Sunday, Nov. 14, so if you don't want to prove the proposition League today by the United ll'rson so completely he won't lh" reuremenl of famed Bob BnM!dlove's '200.000 ·~lrft
miss out. better join up by sending Sl to Angel Boosters Plans call for the stadium P 1 1 at·onal board of have any ex cu s es " the Pettit Hu star~ Include am of America" roomed straight
Club. 930 W. Katella, Anaheim. Only members of the to be completed by August ress n ern 1 champion said during the Hagan, Lt' n Wilkens. Zelmo down the white spttdway tn
OT"nUp will be allowed to take part in the run. 1957 experts. ~topover on his night Crom Beaty and second-year Jeff two DNr·perlect rum. Hi~
6 ' v H d · d h b tlln M1am1. Fla. "I Hnt' 1<1 see Mullins orficial spee<U were 555.127 The Lakers haven't exacUy set the world on fire owar ra~e 15 a g tum cut. bruised. his ribs The Lakers and Hawb mph for the mile and 556.483
lately and apparenUy it's hurting at the box office. ~b-average ft:3 poin1' and led t~e caved in and th~ knocked meet again Friday nlght be-for the kilometer. His futat
licitv head Warren Turnbull has now taken to wntmg BJ d l l ~enators m nearly every hit· out l'm going to purush him fore Los Angeles staru a time during the requlnd two
kids' preliminary games in his rleeases. In case you're in-8 e8 ar ling depart!llent. But most of l'LL Kill HIM for seven or eight raunds ·· three-game road trip. runs was 568.394.
terested it'll be Temple City putting on tM show to-all . accor~mg to the 6-foot-7 •t ~ Unlike the rwu of two
J ht 'd Lak ood Friday. A!s for the Lakers. T don't T • ff former ~hio State star. he weeks ago when the car•
1 n g an ~w I . rip Orne played in more games than know who they rep aymg. . m any previous season. front wheels left the ground
Recently a surfing magazine ran a picture of a "There were three bi 11 11 c ll F tb ll B • f and it veered off courae, the my~lcry tvne imy on a bnard and asked reade~ to ~ess QUEBEC I APl -Tbe Los ference11 1 as t season.~' ex· 0 ege 00 a rie s I record runs were made with hi~ Identity. My spies tell me it was J. J. Moon. U that Angeles Blades are making plalned the elated Howard • a minimum ot ditricwty.
name doesn't ring a bell, he's also known as Ned F,ckert th.elr. way back west today. upon hearing of the honor at Breedlove's only anx.lous
-assistant basketball coach at Chapman C?ll~ge. Exactly w111dh~g tthat l lth~ Ar;rlcan his home In Green Bay . W1~ moments came when th•
wh-?re the J J Moon moniker came from 1sn t too clear, ~n dn't es erned ~c eI aeu.es "I reported in better physical AP/Ll'I T~ l'S<" itamt' ~111 bt In three gamts. Washington is car's high speed parachute
but 'not much i.n the surfing set is. t:rlocki~gr:ched~lr ~Is ane~~-condition. my mental attitude SEATTL.E ~ Coach .J 1.m Berktley. 3-t braking system failed to work
Note to Ram coach Harland Svare: Cheer ~p. Swede. The Bl!des, first WHL ieam was better. and most i!llp<>r· Owens and. f\is sl;"H c~n~d; LOS ANGC:LES _ UCLA LOS ANGELES _ South-:;:,cter;!nc~adch~te ~~y ~ 1~~
After all your team does lead the conference m one de· lo make a swing through the tant. I had an opportun1t) lo ~~dUCLA 'tpbassing gt th Is sharpening its pass defense tr1 Callforola ex p e c l ' to a safe stop.
N ""' f k' k ff · ed play reoularly • i.n:I ay as • f Y go r partment. um..,.,r o IC o I rece1v · AHL, won't forget thelr trip • . · Wubington Huskies down t\.' to stop Washingl'>n quarter· mttt a double &hr.eat Satur· In addition the car Incur·
The motto at Citrus College this week is: easily They played six "Af~er lwe and a half years hard d r i 11 s 1or thf'lr gr 1 d back T"'1 Hullin when th day _ the ruulng of Call· red wind damage on the first .. i 1 . ers games and lc.'st five of them. of being rlatooned with the '·-h Sal ... . . s d in M ruo but buckling Of a top sec· Some are perenn a wmn ' the last one a 9-1 walloping Dodgers: didn't rtalize un· c,.. ur .... y._ team~ pla) . atur ay e-fornla qur&erback D a" tion of paneling wasn't aer-
"And some teams seem destined to lose. in Quebec Tuesday night til I got to the Senators how1 OweM ran 11is def ens~ monal Coliseum. Btrry and the p1ulng of ious enough to disrupt the
"The one thing they all have in common Los Angeles, lodged 1n l'ht really tough it 111 to bf' alunlta th r 0 u ~ h a ""f'ko~~ ln the defensive segment couottrpar1 Jim Huot. record attempt.
"b putting their feet in shoes." WHL's cellar, never got st.art· platooned ball player. True. wtdc~~onslsted m~st t~ack of Tuesday's 21-,·hour prac· l'SC •ttt•aed dtfenu la Breedlove used the first
Well I guess you'-.e got to teJl your kida something ed a&alnst UMt Aces, leadt!n they play only against the ~ th~ an ':~aR ~n th~ lice. Jerry Klein and Wade st.age of the afterbumeT on • ln the AHL's Eastern Div1-pitchers they are supposed to e a was .e0 n . · Its pradJce 'l'Htday. w I t~ both runs. He used 1 3h mile before g9inf into a game with powerful Fullerton. ton Quebec scored two pow· hit. but there ls more pres-offmae worked on its own Pearson shared duties at left ballbu k Nale SILaw Inter-approach to the measured
!r play foals and surged Into sure on them to dt'liver ... pa11 plays. end. replacing in j u red co-t'tpU11 twe ,.net. Offe-n-mile.
A,. wet'Mft, • they ..,, rMlly tmarter than
rnent The Cuma..rland <Wla.) Mwa .. deeln't think
so. A writer t.t thet peper eeb, "Did ~ 9ftr .-
•men buy 1 shirt tha! ltuttont In the Mckt"
Meta Mut N S-.rter • 4-0 first ,...rlod lead. Howard 111id. Owens had fil 1'1S i;hor dur· captain Joe CoUettn. .......... gritty drl--.. .........~ ....._
r-111• rt ti he lively. TroJ11 quarterbacks llW: • .,. -.. .., l----------------------1 -•c mmage a~su; s so Fullbad Paul Horcan was car handled Oawlessly aJ it
"'" r .. , .. Deft(• ~ ... a pretty fair
'-'"ck h""..,. • well .. fisherman and .. wch he has
happen.-1 ...... .,... ..... The ........ '""' Teaer hie ..._ hunt6ftt Mer the S.tten S.. •t •
emall ,ma,. ,..,. ..-"1 Nez:•• Jeff'Y TMmp•n. R111ntly IMy tM.. llelft te _,....,.
the -41 ..... J20 ...._ .t • WfY NlllMW. ~ ~they ........ lft t'-,,.11 n .t Mlldftt tw9 9Wft
y.ur ""'" duM eut ef tM. r,~· .....,•114 hun..,. IMuW .-tect ,._., It ~ 1 ., Jer'Y at
t7Unt.
,...._,. ef the Cwlut Clay-P~ ,...__..
chtm,...,.ltt '*"en Nft. 22 1R I.a V .... ,.
lebtn"ll tt, "'TM llJtht ., Plve O.C.tlMI" 'ult wt..t
that ,,,...,. It --~ .... , ..... MUlt ...........
with the fut that ..._ ,..,.... ~ ........, .. at•
tend. h1 •.1 the lnteU&pnct ef uw ,..,.._
Isn't It 1bout time MNne hlth Khoo I f • •
d t ch taltl "Wt haven't won • .. ,,.., but thl1 11 tha
1,...t .. t ~nch ef klft ,,, the werld." After all, It'•
.,~........ ti
72,000 Seats Sold
For SC-Bruin Tilt
LOS ANGELES (UPJ) -
Tht btlPlt football crowd
ol the 1tuoa -dolt to
I0,000 -11 ul*ted tor the
Unlvenltf of ~uthtrn C.11-
fornla-uct.A l &mt Nov. 20.
.ccord.lnt to offlclal~ or
both acboolt.
AlhleUc directors J£> ~
HJ.ll ot USC ano J. D. Mor·
a111 or UCLA announctrl
yesterday that 7'!.000 rr·
a.rved aeats had beer sold
for th• 1amt'.
Tb~ two unlvtn11ll1u sold
lhty we~ putunc 20.000
1eneral admission ti('ket$
priced at '3.50 on aalt' Im·
medJately.
The announcement on rt·
serve atats was made to
halt a mail nood or re-
queata ror the • tickets.
Under Its chanced 11ealln1t
capadly slnce thtater tyJ>('
~p11ts were instAlled al the
<.:oUseum. the stadium hu
a un11"i '/ of 9?.000 per,on~
In n, )>.\ In the crossto~n
("l:l 1 hcighlcned thll' sr11
11011 I coust-the !{Pm" could
d"cldt' tht Wf'stem R o s e
Bowl conltnder.
and the other coaches could the leading runnf!'r in I.he of· Troy wt.alew ud Toby roared to the record.
check clostly for mistake~. fcn!-ive part of the workout. P •I e potlakd lltelr pa•• Breedlove's car is powered
BERKELEY. Ca 11 f. -1 UCLA is 4-1 ·1 and Its de-lni. threwtni prJmarn, to by a J79 jet engine. Arfons'
C.hfomla'a t' 0 •<' b, Ray
1
rrnst' hasn 't allow~ a touch· tnd Di ve Moton end half. racer 1s also powered by a
_11 1 J d down fre'.n sc rimmage in blt'k Rod Sherman. J79 engine. ..,.,...ey, H Y• lM> n urt
f)ayera wlll bf. bmrk In tM
U..., for Sa turd• y' 1 e.n·
teet wl~ &JM! Ual\len lty of
S..Ulera Callfornl •· occ Rmu1ers Still Unbeaten
'nlty ar. twstr Fom r,
.. effH liYfl tat klr. aJtcl RIVERSIDE -Oran1e
Ont PaJamouUilJI. • nit -Coast Colltge's unbeaten
ty mH . s.t• h ve .sal oul cross country squad contl.n·
neut 1ame1 bectum •f ued Its romp through Eaat·
~· I c-rn Conference compeU.
' t!M Uon Tuesday with a lM FN&er Wll bvrt '9 trouncln1 of R I ve r a Id e
Mk•l&al' 1ame and Pala· whkh uw lhe first four
meuntala lD tM W11bhtl· OCC runners b re a k the
t. same. F"&u workf.d course record
eat la Krimm11e Ta~ay, Joel Clark roertd homt
INt Palamounlat. ba1 "°' In 14·~. sh3tttrtni thf' old
1et 1 l a r t f d practlchll course mark of 15 18 The .,.ta. C'.'Oflt,est waa 'l{' over a
t.h.ree·mlle track
Tlm Troy finished third
overall for the Plratts and
RCOnd for the team. fol·
lowed by CharlH Apptll.
Gordon Cooper and Blake
Cox . Clark. Troy. ~ppell
and Coop.r 11! brokf' the
IS : l8 barrier
~ Pirates •Ram dis
played thf' tum dtpth that
has bttn their stronit rolnt
all year.
Only Al Hirsch man•r
to avert the •hut.out for
RJveraJde. ftn1*1nc aecood
bl-hind Clark. No o t b • t
Ri~rside me-n rlnlshed hl
the scoring column.
The wtn wa1 the 13th
strai&ht for the Pirate!' thl•
year The only <'OmpeUUon
they (al~ to Nin WU th•
Ml. San Antonio lnvltaUoo-
al, when t h e y nnlahed a
1troo1 third bthlnd Baken·
fteld and Pw11~n1
~ ... -~---...... -,-•..--..,.,.. ....... .. --.
I
MAltK LANIY
Cotti Met•
TOM fDWARDS
Huntirwton a.uh
JACK WIGMORE
M.ter De i
808 WATSON
WHtminster
MIKE GURNER
E1t1nci1
GREG GIORGE
Coron1 dtl Mar
MIKE STOBENER
Newport
Weekly Football Heroes Singled Out
J.lere 1 a a r t I 1 were .ac·
corded to eltht 0 r a n i e
Cdalt area h1Rh ' c h o o I
tooth.all it.I.rs t o d .a y lr7r
t b t 1 t performancea 1n
WMkeod ir1d ouUn1s.
Ibted a& players of the
-.et w~e: Greg George,
Coron.a del Mar; Tom Ed·
ward.I, Huntin(tan Beach;
Bob Wat.Ion, Weatmln·
at.er : Jack Wigmon. Ma·
ter ~I : Ken R a p p. Ma·
ra.lna ; Marie Laney. Ct:~ta
Mesa. Mike Gurner. Es·
ta1¥:1a ; Mi.kt S t o b e o t' r
N8Wp0rt.
George got tbe nod for
l""5 three touchdo"'ns
against Pacifica as the Sea
rungs won their first gamt'
of tht aeason. ~-
Greg, shllttd to fullback
for the match "'1 lh the Ma·
nners. provrd hts \lo 1,'rlh in
Ille badu1eld b) ii.<:onng Oii
Jaunts of 70, 51 and one
yard.
Edward& was chosen for
lus deferuive explo1u m
Huntington 's 33--0 wm over
Costa Mesa . flt wa s pa.rli·
cuJarly lauded for l h r e e
bone-<:rushing I.Ackles and
11tops wtuch forced Mustang
backs to fu mble twi~.
He played defemive ufe·
ty
Watson w1.3 a def~1\·e
halfback in Weatmlna~r·s
15-13 IC'Ss to Sana Ana.
He wu irutnunenUJ i.n
stopping the speedy Saint
backa on aweepa and he to-
ted the ball once offensive-
ly. f alnlng eight yards.
W i g m o r e, a reserve
quarter b a c le, booUeued
for a 51-yard touchdown
gallop in Ole M onarchs' 48-
7 thrubing of C.antwell.
He dld a tuchly credit·
able job of dlrectin& the
Red and White o l f ~ n a e
while in the game.
Rapp caught a patr t.'1
pas~s and blocked well on
offense 111 Marma's 26--0
loss to Anaheun. And he
was credited with a strong
defensive game as a hall·
back . .knock.lng down pass-
es and showing c r l s p
tackhng.
Laney picked up 65 yards
ln 15 carries tor C o a t a
Me sa tn the m.~h with
Huntingtoo Beach, and was
the Mustangs' leading rush·
er for the n 1 g h t with an
average of 4 3 yards per
carry.
G u r n e r turned in a
steady JOb iruide the line
when Estancia faced the
CIF's number three team.
Loara. The Earancia ace
also played offensively hi
the 5.S-6 defeat.
Stobener coth the bonor
at Newport. Hia blockJ.n&
in the tine m.ade it possible
for the Sailor end around
play to click so well in the
Tars· 34-19 loss to Bolsa
Grande.
And, he stoeld out on de·
fense far tl'le losers.
I ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
No Looking Ahead1 MiSt·ue
-. I Too Costly For Classy Falcons 1 F Azt or ecs
Sl1ort Punt Poses
Special Problems
Pioneers Lose Starting QB
Wnt.ern head coach Nick
U1leaich. fonner Huntina·
t.on Beach H I a h School
coach. hu IDdleated either
Diii Black or ~ Co~·
ltnd will take ovtt for the
tnjared McKee.
Copeland 11 the leadlni
~ GD the PicMeJ'
.-.~aqua?Wr· t>.ck, ti. wu nrttchtd to
"11.lbact early l:n tbe yw-.
but the l!YW'1 to McKee
forced U.,_,IC'b to mo v.
hJm beet to qu1rterback.
Dtsplte Marin.a'& relativt·
Jy 'Y."11 1+1 ~-Josa rec·
ord. U1Jesich still fNrs ttle
Vikings.
"They're bl& and touch
up ftont and hit plenly
hard,·· he r • p o r t e d.
"They've~ prob1em.t with
thelr peHinl . pmt. but
there'• belll Dotb1ftl wronc
with tbelr rwmJn1 1ame.
thu far .
"Tboee t w o ha.ltbacka
<Steve Farmer and Sam
Buzbee) are touth. Tbty hit
hard, have lood sPMd and
wUl bt tGUJh to conta!.n "
The Plonttn operate out
ol a WtnS·1 IJJd try to 1pll t
their rurinlng and pa11lng rtfht down the n:Uddle. "We
Ulre• D times apJmt San·
ta Ana Valley," U1lalcb
a.tat*', "but that'1 more
than we lUUally do. When
you set behind 11.U we did
you ban to throw, bow. ...,_ ..
, lMI Record
O Loara
14 MllWw o l\amona
is A&ula
14 S.nta Ana
7 Santa ADI valley
INever Thought We'd
Be U nheaten --Dena
"All I said was:
0
0
ft
12
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A NIW '66 NOW
'66 Mff"tllry 2 Or HdtJ S7'.90
INCLUDING full ft\alnta·
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We Le~ AU Maka •
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SAN DIEGO -University
of Callfom.la, Irvine's aalllng
team, followin' a sixth place
ftnl1h in the aeuon opening
regatta. wm be seeking to
move higher in Saturday's
Southern Serlea races at Mlu-
ian B1y Yacht Club here.
Orange Cout Colle'e wiil
rule a alJgbt favorite In the
round robin recatta which eeta under w11 at 10 a.m.
Other eatriea include use,
UCLA. UC SU Diego, Cal
Poly, Pomou, Cal Tecb, Cal
Welt.em, Locll Beach stat.I
and the bolt tchool, San Dt·
ego State.
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boata entered.
BW LUly and Con.n.lt Mc-
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'Newport-Mesa lfnlfied
Board to Stud y CM School Building Program
e1 CHARLES ff. LOOS •unHied board members over Bear Street School on the Cost of the building pro}-alone under provialona of tbe
Educatloa Edia.r how Costa Mesa's plans would nort.heut side of the city. ~ts. he estimated, would be school rediatrictlng plan ap-
rit into over-all school bous-1 1 111 the neighborhood of $800,· proved lut June by Harbor Members of the Newport· Ing plans for the new Harbor The Balearic Drive ~le s ooo. Cost of the four sites Area voters.
Mesa Unified School District Area ~chool system. The uni-adjacent to Costa Mesas his· proposed for purchase this "The queaUon, as I see It."
board will tack.I~ their first lied board is only in the pre-toric Estancia, just off Adam s year would be roughly $1 mil· said the Costa Men sct)ool
school construction problem llmlnary stages of a study on Avenue. The school site has lion, he said. chief, "is for UU. (unlfiecn
at a special meeting next long range school construction been owned by the Costa Me-Boswell pointed out that. II board to determine whethe.·
Monday· needs. s. elementary district for these Items were ftr·anced or not the Coat.a Mesa district
On tap for the special ses· Dr. Carl K. Boswell. Cost.a some Orne. through the at.ate loan pro-would be doing anytblng that
slon -in iuelf a firs t for the Mesa school superintendent, The four bulldlng projects eram already used to pay for would not be ln the best In·
new board -b a diacuss1on indicated his district also may which would provide space for most Costa Mesa schools, the teresta of the new unified dis·
of construction work planned ask the unl(ied board for ap-about 800 students. will be debt would be Cost. Mesa's trlct."
for 196.S-M by Costa Mes a's proval of plans to purchase needed to handle anUcipatedl-;;==================:::-
elementary d.i&trict. about four more achoo! sites enrollment growth during the
Because the Costa Mesa dis· m Cos ta Mesa this year 1966-67 school year. Boswell
trict is going out of exlstence ··we believe thls would give sald.
next July 1, it mUJt Helt the us au the (elementary) sites ----------
unified board 's bleaaing of its,Costa Mesa will need at satu-
plans to build one new school ration," Boswell told unified
and make additiona to three board members this week. I others by September, 19116. The Costa Mesa di strict also Shop Center
Bid A warded I I Financing already la avaLI· hu the voled borrowing ~pa.
able for the projecta through I city to finance these site pur-
the State School BullcUns Aid chases, he said. ConatrucUon
Program, but failure of Costa of schoola on tbe iii.es would A jolnt contract for found.a·
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1884 N~portllwi., CostaMeso•'-42·1127
LEASE LOCALLY
S rrtZINS -Vice Mayor Willard Jordan (left) of C!'sta M~sa and Mayor Paul
!Qruber of Newport Beach try their hand at the National C1hzensh1p Test under
~e IUidance of Mrs. Barbara Eastman, president of the Oranite C'oast League '§!. Women Vours.
Mesa school offlcialJ to win a have lo waJt, however. lion work on the tenant build·
~~:~~Pei ~~ ~ 4 PROJECTS ~tsth l~o~:~i::=a~ ;::;
the building plana. Boswell emphasized that awarded. according to the
the four buUding projects al-Segerslr<1m Family, develop-TRANSmON ready planned for this year ers of the project.
A atate law aimed at iruur· are of more immediate con-The constructidn flrma of
ing cohealve plann tn1 while cem. C. L. Peck and Swinerton and
school diatricts are reorgan· Theae include construct.ion Walbert Company, both of Los
!zing requires that the new of the Balearic Drive School Angeles, will cooperate on the
board be kept informed of 1n Mesa Verde, plus addltlons building of numerous specialty
building plans even tbou&h it to TeWlnkle Intermediate shops which will join the hqe
would not be directly retpon· School in Mesa Verde, Davis May Company and Sean R~
slble for them unW next Intermediate School n e a r buck stores now under con-
NOW IS THE nME TO LEASI! YOUR
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A.Dy reaction to the plana
by the unified board could
be expected lo tnnuence the
state Allocation Board, which
mlllt approve ICbool ooostruc-
tion loans under the state aid
program. it wu pointed out.
Members of the anlfied
board agreed to a brie11ng aes-
slon on Costa Mesa'• plana at
7:30 p.m. Monday tn ofnces
of the Costa Mesa Uni on
School District, 1857 Placentia
Ave.
But board President Donal
B. Duncan said he does not
expect any action on the mat-
t.er unW the unified board's
next regular meeting Nov. 15.
ACTION NEEDED
')'iAITING ~OR ANSWERS -Members of thC' Huntington Reach Provisional
~ague of Women Voters ~ve more copies of nationa l qu17. to lluntmgton Beach
'fUtJtant l.Jbra.nan Walter Steven11 Wome n are I from lefll \Ir~ \'rra Jone~. pre~1·
.unt, and Mrs. Kitty Oden, voten .service chairman
Costa Meu school oUicials
have polnled out that there la
need for action um month,
if they are to go ahead "'ith
the constructioo.
There iJ coacern
National Test
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42 Questions Asked
Of 'Good Citizens'
Hene1tly now. are you a en can grade themselves.
good citizen., What do y o u Official test forms have
know about politics! Can you been placed at City Halls. li·
dlstlnguish betwttn c I v I c s braries. recreaUon centers.
aad politics" many local stores and mar·
Here's the chance to lest kets. Look for them at Cham·
Y!LI' knowledge· . . bers of Commerce. Orange ·TM Natlonal Citizenship Coast College. l'C-lr\'ine 1'Jl will be given Tuesday . . ~ 91 from lO to ) 1 Pm. on The forms ha.ve been 11i5·
L~ Columbia Broadcasting tnbuted in Huntington Beach Sttiam television network. by the Prov1s1onal League of
jllj.ernatlonal BUJLness Ma· Women Voters. If you can't
ch.files. which almost has a ftnd them , or have quesltons
coy Yr I Rh t on the wordlcall KJtty Oden. LWV vote rs "Tldnk," 1s the sponsor and the-League of Wumtn Voters service chairman. ~.
1s ·•l,l&Y drawing the te!ll tojVera Jones. L~'V president.
public attentloo. 536-7195, or Marilyn Potes.
A tot.al of 42 quest.Jou will public 1nformat1on chairman.
be. ulted dunng the one-hour 847-1629.
period to determine how The LWV of Orange Coast,
mllth the viewer knows about which has circulated the
the i;ountry's laws. its govern-forms in Costa Mesa and
meol and c1tiien obligations. Newport Beach, says M r s.
At tM end of the program. Harriet Bemus at .LI 8-7:696
ans1fers will be given so view· has answers at her fingertips.
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Weleome Aboard ---Anything Can Happen (and Often Does) in Bank Race
If It's Fast,
They'll Drive It
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Too much wlnd, too little bappe~ as rar u the weather the race on Sund~y morning. be the PHRF. Ocean Raci ng chart 5101 or Sl~) thence Uon, the 14-Mile Bank C.Om-
wind, rain or fog Nothrng menu ts concerned. Nov 14, makes tl essential handicap will i;tart at 11.30. back to the hnllb line oU the mJtlee boat wW bolat a course-
seems to keep the ocean rac· Race co mmittee chairman that t>ntr1es be postmarked catamarans at 11 :40 and lng fraternity home from the D M d th ' not later than Nov 7 and MORF at 11 ·50 entrance to Newport Harbor. shortened flag and the race on or en expects e u.sua · · 1 th lll be in _ .... Newpo~t Ocean Saili~g Asso-array of more than 100 sal~ the hands of the race The course will be lrom the n e event the leading w term atwu at that
ly ALMON LOCKAIEY elations annual 14-Mde Ban.It Ing vessels, divided between committee by Nov. 10, ~or-starting line westward to the boat In any clau has not point. ~ _ _ _ race. . Ocean Racing Handicap, Paci· den )a1d. (Nov. l~ ts a hohd~y No. 2 red buoy l'f.? miles to rounded the committee boat The race committee . has
--=-----=--------The 17th edition or the clas-fie Handicap Racing Fleet, and no mail wtll be dehv-seaward of Newport Pier. on the 14-MJle Bank before s establiabed the full Jen~ o(
We're more and more con-clusy field for the Nov. 12. sic will be held Nov. 13-14, Midget Ocea~ Racing fleet ere.di . thence to a committee boat p.m.-or Ir. In the opinion or the course aa 21 mllta.:lrhe
vinced that the i peed de-13-!4 enduro. and most veterans of the race and ocean racing catamarans. ~ 1rst rlcel to hit the starting anchored on the 14-MUe Bank the race committee, weather shortened coune hu ·~en
mons in the sporting world know that most anything can Presentation or trophies for1llne Saturday at 11 a.m. will !charted depth 58 fathoms on condlltons warrant such ac· computed it 15 mnu. ·:
are ::iot too particular about
the ~hide ao long a.a it ~
duces a roar of noise and
goes F-A·S·T.
That's the reaaon you see ,
auto race driven occuional·
Jy tryinr thelr aklll at bot-
J>oat pUotin( and vice versa.
Late1t examlpe of speed·
1ters who would r a t b e r
switch than fieht are a couple
ol Inboard speedboat drivers,
Rudy Ramos of Gardena and
Mike Wallace of Anaheim.
Since outboards are the only
vehicles in which they can
risk their necks for the '20,·
000 in priu money, in the
Lake Havasu City Champion-
ships you'll see Rudy and
Mike at the helm of out-
boards.
Rudy and Mike wtD both be
remembered 11 top money
winners ln the Salton City
500, the Orance Bowl Enduro
ad other speedboat eventa.
ln the Lake Havuu City af.
fair, Ramos, who was named
1964 marathon driver of the
year. will team with Wall ace
tn drlvin( a l&-foot ~son.
craft with twin Mercury 100
· bp enginea.
.. Two other lnboarden who
• will go the outboard route at
Lake Havut• will be Gary
Campbell and Gary Bertu1 of
Los Angeles. They will drive
16-foot Glasform Manta Ray
boata. Campbell wtll power
lU craft with a 106 ~
der and Berkus hu a
100 hp Mercury.
DRAG BOATERS will alao
be makin( a bid for the 20
· srand stakes. National drar
boat racing champ Skip Tal-
bot of Escondido hu filed
entry ln the Hava•u bash.
The 23-year old T a l b o t is
fresh from a victory ln the
tw<Hiay Sacramento-Colusa
Gold Cup Marathon for out-
boards whre h1a Power Cat
with two Mere lOOI romped
away from the weJt'a top
driven. He wU1 drive under-
• jbe sponaonblp of cartabld
Landini and will 10 in tbe an-
• limited T Clua at La.U Ha·
• vasu.
· Another entry from Escon-
.dldo Is John Embry ln the
. EX Clan . Embry's co-driver
. will be his wife, S111an.
. AND WE SEE by the pu~
·llclty releaaea that another
&staffer ii 1ettlnc In the act · •t Lake Havasu City. Sharon
· .SIU!s, the 36-yea.r-old widow
-who sailed to Honolulu all
·_.lone ln a 24-foot sloop tu t
• 1ummer, has decided she will
try her hand at speed-creat-
ed winds of es knots to 1ee
bow they compce with tboM
U1at buffeted bar aallboat in
tnid·Paclfic. She'll be rldinl u co-driver In ont of the
raclnc outboards.
8PEAKJNG of speedboat
• JIVtDt.I, ft aped to be back
Jrom La Pu, llaja California
j uat In time to take in thl Sal-
ion City 500. 'lbat's what you
might call Jwni>lnl from one
extreme to another -follow-
1n1 those 8-10 knot (more or
leas) sailboats down the coast
8lld then trying to acljuat
)'Our eyeball.I to the power·
boats t.bat roar by at 10 times
that speed.
Incidentally. race director
Mel Zyket a1ao predict.a a
Penguins Vie
At Alamitos
The annual Blrthd11 Re·
1atta of Alamitos Bay Yacht
l.lub's Pen1Uln Flett wt.U be
held Saturday and Sanday, lD
Alamitos Bay.
Five racea will be held,
three on Saturday and ttro on
Sunday. Racine atarta at noon
. both day1, accordina to l"lMt
. C..ptaln Bob Stana.
CompeUne skJppen, who
are expected from clubl trom
· San ole10 to Kini Harbor,
inust be membtn of a Pen-
&uln l'lttt and of the Inter.
naUooal P111sutn DlnP, A>
1e>el1Uoo.
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Contedff Stutained
HB Pla ye rs 'Ga ze bo' Fulfills Ruks
BJ TOM TrnJS 1 doubtedly will be ironed out conscquenUy doesn't reallyjThe biggest bomb fell on op· °',.. DMtJ ,.., ,,.., ibefore thu week.Md. ·•r he come olC as either. The real ening nigbt when Slmon'a sun
There u e comedies and Gazebo" la a well • paced, eatate aa.leawoman ls accept· refused to go off in the "mur·
there are comedies; most of well-ba.la.nced and thorough· ably played by Greta Smith. der" scene and be covered
them are u sessed on their ly amusing bit ol theater of RUNYANESQUE •1·~ a verbal "bang."
abWty to produce and sus· which director Ron Albert· I Its reported that th re "
ta}n la"""'ter the latter us· .,,1abl .._ d Hlghllghlint the second act Saturdays already ani sold ~.. • jSOD may jUSu.& y U'C prou . . • . ully belnc the key word. . th pl • l 1 ts Thom Taber aa the proper out. which speaks highly for
This belng th~ case, the rl Simon. a.:.,_, e y~~r~ c:,1~:r Eng I i s h hood. playing in the reputation already carv· ffun~gt.on B ea c h p !. a Y· w~~r~;n~s real m!He murder a sharp contrast to h.is more ed ~~ one of. the county's .bet·
houses produclJon of The b l 0 e complicated jumps heavily drawn Mafia-type ac· ter l:Ommuntty groups. f o r
Gaz.ebo" muat rank close to ~to mhi~ part with ~th feet /complice, Loule, d 0 n e by these l~.cky_ customers, "The
the top ol the, list or com· after a Jittery begiMmg. His Frank Rugell. Their appear-1 G~zebo will be no dlsa p-
m.u.nity theater• light.er of· highly ef/ect.Jve mannerisms a.nee Inject.a • bit or Damon pomt.ment.
ferlna• in Oranee Co u n t Y throughout the conlinu a 11 y Runyan !ntD lhe proceedmgs _Alex Coppel's comedy i:em
this year. cbaog111g circumstances are Completing the generally will be performed far three
The aecood acvie ol the far Cunruer than tus lines. jwell rounded cast are Jo more weekenda. Nov. 5-0, 12·
tbt act. a near-solo perform· Nancy Sullard combining .Scott u the traditional ma.id . 13. a n d 19-20 at the Barn. ~ce by Bernard Simon. con· natural beauty with a strong. Ivan S~wart as the cemenq2110 Mam St . HunUne to n
t&in1 more 1uatained bu· polished performance. hand· worker. Tom Broderick as lhe Beach
mar ttlan many ~mmuruty les the ro:e of the actress Po 1 ic e inspector. George TMI CAST
shows olCu In lhea.r enlJrety. wile u ce pllonally 04e!J. Whdl Ralph as the police lab man E''"" ., .. ,, ._... S•mc•
Irvine Facilities'
Work Under Way
Appointment of a conault· aompletfon by mJd.January.
Ina eniineu uia l i r m and Oesiinera ol lhb factlities
commencement of conJtruc-are R. A. Rodrlguei, AIA,
Uon on $.Ul,&75 in out d 0 0 r a.i:chlte<:t, and Settler, Bald·
physical education and intra· WUI, ASLA, landacape archi·
mural faclUties at the Uni~·,_t.ec_ts_. -------
sity of Calilomla, Irvine were
announced today by L. E.
Cox, vice chancell<'r -busi· Public Lecture uess and finance .
Moffatta and Nichol, Engi· Set at lrvi'ne neera, of Lonf Buch have
been appointed u consul·
lan!A to the campua for eogi· M. Michel CJriano. cultural
neerinc projecta. aUache to the French consu-
Meanwblle. Vlkin& Com· late in San Francisco. will
Aad. ~Uy to uy,. the show her role lacks m comedy. she, and !ired Kem as the pa trol· ==~',!"~o·-. "•~ s~' .. ~;~ doegn t pla y all ats coml<: . ,, (or Ill belJevabwtv man Mrt c~anc11er Gma $'"·•• cards in tbe first act either accoun... · .. .. 1"" o-. n.m Tee« · As the neighbor and assist· Technically The Gaubo Louie "'-1tvM" """LL 00 °~ F ed ome work ruart1 Matl... ...... Jo k••· "'L NE 1anl dlstr1C-attorney, nun 1-,ne s s · ..-·1 Mr 1-.. ....... 1 • .,. ,,..,,, Aside from a am altering of Lian attempts to find a middle cularly in the ueaa ol light· Jon11;111. .. •• r .... •-k •
t.chnical trouble, wtdch un-lground between the two and Ing and back!~I• silence. ~1c!"':u.., .... .. ~ •;!';'.:
GltAVE PROBLEM -Where to deposit the body is
one of Berna.rd Simon's more pressing dilemmas in
this hllanow sequence from "The Gazebo." now on
stage Fridays and Saturday• at the Huntington
Beach Playhou.se.
lpany of Saot.t Ana lowut give an WU&trated lecture at
among five bidden ' on the I the University of California,
rrojtct, bas begun construe· Irvine on Tuesday. Nov. 9 . at
lion of s1x concrete tennis 4 p.m.. ln room 1616. Fme
!courts. three comblna t i on Arta building.
Iv o I ; e y ball and bultetball His subject will be 19th crn·
court&. alx enclo.ed bandball tury ~ter Eugene Dela·
l<'OUrlli, related utlUUea, pav· croix and the romantic movt·
ing . fencing and landlcaping. ment. The lect.u.re is open lo
The project ia scheduled for the poblic Cree of charge .
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~IY Novtm_bt_, _'.J _1_~_5 __ D_A1_LY_P_JL_or_1 ...... __ ,,. ___ 2 __ 1
Have an IQ of 148? I gent penoDI, dlaaSNemtnt
doem 't brinr a feellnc ol in· attarfty."
U you're aecure enoup to Re~roiter Visitinri N e wport ~~~2:;~~~ e can Mensa Selec&ll Asency,
Box •. Gravesend Station, A abort, red-bearded Briton, Garra, ~ paptr company pol.Ilion for a very bright per-fit of only a liroJted education BrookJyn, New York.
who l~re led to be 10 am~ uecutive, 1& se<:re~ry of the son to be controlled by 1 dul· hlmself. And bone up on wtadom.
that ence t • 1 t • can t Orange County chapter ol lard. "Thoee that a.re successful
meuure aeon, bu found Mensa. He boated sever al "It wu 1allln1 and trrlta-haven't 11 much need for
hJ.J proper n1che in life. doun M's, 11 Menn mem-tine in the humble poaition in Mensa ," waa his way of ez •
Victor V1ad.lm.lr Serebria· ben refer to themselvea, the world I was once In to plaJning tt. "For some Men·
koff 11 the International head who gathered for the chance know I could do thinga better sa has been the inaptration
of Menaa, a club to uclu-to m eet Serebrlaltoff. but not be able to ret them that broke them out of their
slve that neither wealth nor There was only one eccen· accepted," Serebrlakoff said. rut."
lnfiumce can crack It. tr1c prese~a Los An1eles "Since then, I've proved to In strained Southern accent
To join one mUJt aeon HI radio p r-actor w b o be aomethinr of an inventor, betraying Brltilh c 1 a r It y,
or hJiber on a supervised IQ wore a crav in place of a have contributed a number Serebriakotf qu<Ud one wom-
telt. Only 2 per cut of the ti• and ha the famlllar of valid, useful ideas, and an as saying, "Mensa chan1-
populatlon have th1a abillty, name Henry iller. The rest now find myself responaible ed my wbole We." She de-
the IOle requtnment f o r were normal company, al-for the turnover of several cided to io back to achoo!
memberablp 1n Mensa. thouih more aware than us-m.WioD pounds a year." alter contact with her peers.
RECBUJ'l'ING ual~ebriakotf hl.mJeJJ was llEMAUABLE MOTIVATION
Serebrl&koff and hla wife ooly impo.ing 'when he ~ke He lald one of the remark-"The point La, many of th•
are on a three-week ~ He parried no queation· gav~ able thinp about Mensa ls membe.ra have ut their •!&hi.
ment tour of tbe Un t t e d dlsarnung answers · that amont the highly Intel· loo low. They act not tntel~
States. Last week thiJ dil-· Ugent it tends to attract a ligence, but motivation, a.nd
Unguiabed Londoner sojourn-MllUTONE somewhat greater proportion sometimes we can 1 u p p 1 y
ed in Newport Beach for He &aid intelllaence can be of those who have not made that." Only Superintendent Nor· EGGHIAD U'PER CRUST-Bearded Victor Sere-
man Loats s e e m e d blaae briakoU, frightlully smart and British, chats over
about the revelation. "You a ilasa of champagne with his Newport Beach host,
5tet what you pay for, so we j &ymond H. Garra Jr. Serebriakofi is the intern•·
buy the experience," he ob-tional head of Menaa, a club open only to thole
1erved casually. 1 who score above the 98th percentile on an IQ test.
cocktails at the home of Ray· a millstone when ou~u for full use of their gifts. He cit-Mrs. Strebriakoff a1JO M-
mond H. Garn, 1'7Q7 Trade-tts exercise are stifled. He ed the statistic that less than longs to Men11. "We .,,.. ..
wlnda Lane, dinner at Ka· recounted hiJ own be11nnlng 50 per cent of the members on hardly anythinf ucept
nm'•, and an after dark tour a1 a wood machinist and not.. have college degrees and ??· question• ot fact," uya her
ol the harbor. ed. ''It l.&n't a very happy marked that he had the bene-husband. "With two lntelll·
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J:n!RIJA\ll.U,. io'NeiH Autobiography
NOW •L••··::, Acting Carrie 'Long Day's Journey'
B Youth
A Newport Beach student.
Gary Meyers of 746 Tustin
Ave • will play the role of
Mr Nickles in tM .RJ!ymond
College production of "J.B."
By TOM TfTUS
OI ltlOI Oe~ 'lllf Sl•fl
act. "hich is his big moment and power far outweigh its ~0\ S,; a~~ 1. a\~ni~ity
. .\s for McCrea. the program fla\\ s and it 1s a play that t e ac IC Ul oc ·
~LU~
STAMj) b
j-ii" ---llUNCl
Eugene O'Neill's '"Long
Day's Journey Into Night" b
a long night's journey into the
next morning at Tustin's Or·
ange County Theater, but a
pair of inspired performances
•tales that his latesl movie should be. s~en ~ Th 0 N II 0 k dJ t 'H1•1 ,'.~ *SURF* '" :-..°'. ,, a. something callecj "Ho" e e1, w r . . rec. or ... ·-
to Stuff a Wild Bikini." He Reid Lowden s finest sine~. 'A SAM.ANT HA
'A IGGAll leaves little doubt that this, Stre~tcar Named Desire,. is *'tit ,_-..,,. T-..
not O'Neill. is his forte in the playing Tuesday through Sun-I "Wackiest Army Ship" 7;20 mo~l notable example of mis· day at the Orange Cou~ty "Lawrence of AraDla" t :05
Ve ~,.K£NNlTH
ca~llm.• since Pat Boone wan· Theater, 54-0 S. D St .. Tustm. ~-----~::::at:::iiii~I make nearly e\'ery moment
I -""""'' . MOil
"LAWllNCI " el 11• TMUllL • worth while.
But for some outstandini.:
pieces of acting by Ray Strick·
lyn in the autobiographical
role of Edmund Tyrone and
Gertrude Flynn as his dopc-
addicted mother, "Long Day·,
Journey" would have seemed
dered into "West Side Story." THE CAST "'----------
The much welcome comedy MEo.""""',. T·rr::_-Rev s1r1ek1v-, , -• ~rlr~ Flynn
1 rl'hef is supplied all too infre· J1mu 1rrone Jem.i Lot•n JODY McCREA
& llA Y STRICKL YN 1 quently by Jacquell.M Hyde Ill t::'.:..nrrrone Jr. Ja/C:~.:c~;::
a brief but well done part as ---in Eugene O 'Neill'a Claulc
much longer.
Stricklyn, relegated to c;e-
cond billing because of the l
more recognizable · · name" or ll
Jody McCrea. commands th1•
1tage tn one of the most po"er·
ful performances lll Orangl'
County this year and certain·
COMMANDING
Ray Stricklyn
the Tyrones' tippling lri~h
maid. Miss Hyde's flair for
cltaleclJc humor sparkles in the
early second act.
Wh1le the nrst act ls mar-
1 t•d on occasion by uncomfort· ~able pauses. and by Logan's
thm·e l·ommitted reference to
the \\rong son. it is sustained
l h' Stncklyn and Miss Fl} nn
''ho also carries the second ly the finest yet at Tustin·,
strucgllng county theater mothl'r ,1111 11· m tu•r dr ui.:· ac:t . .
From his lmt1al entrance. in~pirrd "01 liJ dnd ii::noring :\nd. a 1 l h o u g .h 0 Neill s
Strlcklyn IS Edmund, the !hf• effur h ul her filrmly to l llCh('~ are sometimes !liar·
traH, poetic yo~th who can be IJ1 !OJ.! 1111 h.ido; 111 ri•aht~ lll'r rn.i:. such hnes as M~ry's ·:So
cynical about his own 1m~end· tinal ,u·rtc'. pin) i·d 11n thl' onC' can help the t~ings t~at
lng doom. and yet ~C'vemhl) !runt pc rl'h ,1hlli· li(•r 11u,ht1ncl life> h~., done to us ~n~ l-,d·
defend his ~others trai:::t ,ind f\\O ,0n~ arl' collap~i·d mund ~ .. lament that 1t 1s 111.\
weakness. Ht~ 1s a cl~ss1e in a clrunkrn i.tupor. is the fate to want but not be wan_t·
portrayal wh1ch by 1tsdf most mo\ing of thr ~how. I ed and always be a tittle 10
makes the four-hour evening/ Jame~ Tvron(', as the actor lo\e with death" are indeed
rewarding. . father 1~a1ers rn the grip of redeemmg.
Miu Flynn, likew1Se. 15 unfam11iantv with his role in It would be Orange County'~
"LONG DA Y'S
JOURNEY
INTO NIGHT"
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JAMES LOGAN
AS
JAMES TYRONE
ANO
GERTRUDE FLYNN
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;: portra) al to the level of "Long Day's Journey" is the
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HOST -Porter Wa4oner hosta "Jubilee Tonight."
country.western music series aired Wednesdavs at
9:30 p.m. on Channel 11. Starring with Porter are
Norma Jean, Speck Rhode1, Don Warden, Buck
Trent, George McCormick and Mack Maga~.
holee of Topics
TV ~4gain Showing
NYC Provincialism
I
By RICK du BROW network. A whlle alt.er that.
HOLLYWOOD CUPll _ I spoke tl> a network friend
It 1 e em 1 to me that ll 1J In New Y~k about the {aJci.n.
llbout time for a,e New Yark· at1nc development,., in that
bued television netwcrks to clty w h I c h had threatened
IJPITade na6onal coverage of the Jobi of a brilliant 1chool
tbt!'lr dty In the way that an official and a respected top
enormously lnnuent I a 1 me· P o 1 t c eman. I asked ltim
tropoU. oug1lt to be covered. whether anyone had consld·
Thia may sound odd, si;ice ered a documentary cen~.
Ole networks have too oft.en ina on their situations since
~n guilty c:. provincial doc-they seemed to Illuminate
umenta.ries overpublicWng pe'rfectly the national prob-
et!tlain h&ppenln&s in New lem of the fantastic difficul·
York, and have 1 i 1t e w l a e Ues c.'f running a city nowa·
failed to &lve signiflcant cov· days, with complexities put.
era&• to major event.a in ting human control almost
bur1eomna u r b a n centers out of grasp
challengina the East. "But." he replled. "You'vei
For exampl e, then were really let 1 h .. ve It at times!
'ieveral prime·lime spedalsjror overdolna the New York
promoting the New y 0 r k angle."
World's Fair -including at INFLUENTIAL
leut ooe puif·type hour plug· The point u thal New York
gtnc lta reaperuog for ita tee· iJ almost certainly the mo.t
oad aeuc.'D, but not lncluding influential city on urth at
a study of th~ fact that the pramt, d e a p 1 t e lta well·
Calr f1opped. On the o t h er known liabilities, and what
hand. there wu not a alagle happens tnere la &i&lilllcant
advance prame-tJrM network fiel<h Is frequently a signpott
documentary alona m a J o r to the future ill other clt.>es.
lines that explored the show· or a leslOll ol what to avoid.
down lmpUclt ln yesterday's rt ll simply up to the Ml·
Yel')'. Important John Lindsay-woru to use sound judgment William Buckley-Abraham Beame elect1on competition about these developments,
in New York City 's mayoral· and not to be too ~utious ln
ty race. eotng ahead with JX'Oper doc·
BIG FACTOR umentarlea -:-fo~ com~g to
Possibly the "t!qual time" terms with life ;n, cities is lbreat-~ch prevented the perhaps the na~on s m o st
oetworbj from dolng certain press.mg dom~stk.: problem.
documentaries during J 11 s t It 11 one ~~ Y"hen ~ net·
year's pre 1 l de ntJal cam· work olfera trilling ~vmc11l
paign -wu a factor ln the houn about a bumbling foot·
tele\iafai thinking, although ball team llke the Ne.w York
ootr mat feel that a program Jets, or about a rookie quar·
could have been constructed te.rback for the New York
that wv,&d have circumvent-GWlLI. As 1 West C o a s t
ed il Yesterday's elect i 0 n sport& columnlat noted. color
wu aqt the c.~y story I.hat 1s what an aUtlete has when
com• to mind. Tbe trouble his career iJ in New W>rk.
al tbt networks is they have ln addition. if ls not very
been aCCUMd of New y 0 r le admirable when a network
provtnciallam so much that presents a number of hours
they have let it affect thtur about the Lincoln Center ~or
JUdemaJ. They are either the Performing Arts (which
too ~ti~ or not sensitive Is c e r t a I n 1 y worth many
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youth• an memben of the
cnw of the 83,CJOO.too attack
&ira'aft carrier USS Coral
Sea, which retu.l"Md from the
Western Pacific to Alameda
Naval Air Station Monday 1 The canier, at M~ f~r 331
days. has been engagf'd 1n ac·
UOll tn Vietnam al.nee Feb. 7.
It's Air Wmg 15 logged 1.836
strike IOrtlea Jn 158 missions,
a NCOJ"d for Navy carrier
wine• oa a single c o m b a t
tour.
Aboard the Coral Sea tref'9
Jamea M. Bard, damage con·
trolm.an, son of Mr and Mn.
Samuel R. Bard, 2622·A San·
ta Ana Ave .. Costa Mesa, and
Tltomu B. A.nderMD. airman
apprenUce, ion of Mr. and
Mn. Donald D. Anderson. of .-
1M3 C.ommodof'9 Road. Ntw·
port Beach.
PFC Georte W. McC!ultey,
aon ot Mrs. Eleanor L. Mc-
Cluskey. m Towne St., Corti
Meaa. la a wheel mechanic ,.
stationed with Uw U.S. Army I tn P'w'th, Germany. H• re-
ceived bulc tralninC at Fort
Polk, La . 1peciall1t training
at Fort Ord and tanlc train·
Ing at Fort Knox before go·
in& overseas.
Melvin A. Weber. 5on of
Mr. and Mn. M. A. Weber.
of 29'l9 Java Road. C o s t a
Meu, h.u been promoted to
airman f111t cl.au. Ht 11 a
radio operator at Andersen
AFB Guam. aerving with the • -
Air 'Force C.ommunicaUons
Service.
Machi.neat. Mate/1.C. J ohn
f . Sottuoo. son of Jack N.
Sottnson. 102 S e c o n d St ..
Huntington Bu~b. la u rvmg
aboard the destroyer tender
USS Isle Royale m the Philip-
pines. Crew of the ship recent-
' ly completed painting of the
· Thomas P 1 n p I n Memorial
Elementary School In Abucay,
Bataan, during port visits to
Longapo.
Also taking part' in the Peo-
ple-to-People program on the
hie Royale was Machinist.I
Mate/2.C. Lawrence E. Ack-
lin. s<.'rl ol Mr. and Mrs. Law-
rence R. Acklin, 221 Broad-
way, Costa Men.
Pvt. Terrance L. Jamieson
son of Mrs T JarnJeson, of
19641 Maune Lane, HunUng-
lon ae.ch, h.u completed in-
divtdual combat traim ng wttb
the First Infantry Training
Regiment at Camp ~Jeune
Marine Corps Base.
Airman Gary M. Clart, aon
or Mr and Mrs. John N.
CI a r le. 1620 Whittier Ave ..
Costa M~a. hM beet! select-
ed for tra.lnln.i at G u n t e r
AFB, Ala., u a medical serv-
ice. specw.tst. He recently
completed basic training at
Lackland AFB, Tex .
2nd Lt. Donald R. Zemora.
USMC. son or Mr and Mrs.
IN TRAINING
Oevkt F. T enn•r
ASSIGNED
Martin J. Tag
SELECTED
Gary M. Clark
O. L. Cardwell, 196 Broad· the Air Defense. Comma~d
way. Costa Mesa. has betn following completion ~f baste
graduated from pre·f I I g h t traming at San Antonio.
school at the Pensacola Na--
val Alr Station Airman '1art1n J. Tag. son
of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred A
Radioman13.C. Ray K. Bar-Tag. of 9372 Greenwich Drive.
1eo, &On of Mrs Lenora Bar-Huntingttm Beach, has been
ge'!l, 1435 w. Coast Blvd , La· assigned l<1 Travis AFB. Cal,
guna Beach, has been pr<>-for J<J'.b trai~g . as a trans·
moted td hu present rah! portat1on spec1aUst with lhe
while serving on me staff or Mtl.Jtary Air Transport Serv·
Commander Service Group ice after completing h a s 1 c
Three aboard the repair ship training at San Antonio
USS Ajax, operating out of -
Sasebo Japan PFC James P. Cato. son of
' Mr. and Mrs. Patrick T. Cul·
Pvt. Lance D. Tbroae, son kins, 247 Sherwood P l a c e,
of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Costa Mesa, 1s attending avia·
D. Throne, 412·A Ford Road. tion electrician's mate srhool
Costa Mesa, has cc1mpleted at the Jacksctn~le Naval Air
1 communications specialist Technical 1'rammg Center.
coune at the Army South·
eastern Signal School, fo'ort C. B. McDonell, former
Gordon, Ga. cm ployt* of the DAILY P l·
LOT's circulation department
Alrman David F. Tanner, has been promoted to Airman
i on. of Mrs. Minnie Pum-Second Class and assigned,
phrty. 19881 Isthmus Lane, effective Feb. 1. to Rhine-
HunUngton Beach, has beeo Mam AFB. Germa n y He
assigned to Spokane tntema· prt'sently 1s in the medical
lional Airport f<tr training as group at Pease AFB, New
a food service specialist with Hampshire.
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Gordo Mexican Dinners ~~$0::. 35'
Frozen Onion Rings c. .. " 4 ~~ $1
Bon-i-Bee Droplets '~ ~fl W
SPAGHETTI in TOMATO SAUCE
CHIFIOT-H -DU 3 '1 lorge fom1ly size '40-or. cons
-5
lbs.
AIUO•
oraoM
iJJ. No. 1 RUSSET POTATOES
iflli>EPPERS 1s: Cli-ROls 2 ~1
Johnson's Glade Deodorizer ~ 55c ean '°MY .... a.a~"'fti.i ba"'i-i''•> LION HAND-WIM•• .... w...,... .
Cascade Detergent ......... ,; 42' ROME At'Plt~2:29' RAISINS 101::-2
Skippy Pet Stew 2 :! 2~ LAIR 11n son 111wo WALN1n Jtc •
SURF
DETERGENT PALMOLM
SOAP
t~' 79c 3 ~35c
Joclt &...,.
CUT GREEN
BEANS
2 s.oz.33c t~ 303 cons 2.5c
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lAllllTIAI-
M.W.c.n..
CHASE &
SAN BO RH
t-lb. 75c 2• • .. . ., ...
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M1Jt(
SNOW
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ONLY U.S.D.A. ''CHOICE'' BEEF
• · mint.I that's .., ti? snpore I LOW MIYDAY PRJas ON U.S.DA "0f01a-l&f .Eosv en tne pockfftOo~ tool
T·BOlll SftAK •1J~
PORTIRHOUll •1~ FRESH FRYER BREASTS fmh~ 65,t. ·I
I CLUB STIAK *1't OllCXEN FRYER LEGS , .... a;w, 65.t. I
•IB STIAK 89.t aumN FRYER THIGHS :;: 65,t. j
CUlll .-TIAK. ~. 98.t. fRESH llNDQUARTERS m.h ChlckM 39.t: '-
FRYER'FOREQUARTERS ::~ 49&. ~ ONLY U.S.D.A. "CHOICE" BEEF ~
CHUCK l STEAK ,, ·~!~ BA7C9'?• l
Honn.I 9'ld SNlld, Whon Com king, 14
rt1 •·•Jrwtll l it up oacl ~notice ...... )IOU put their 39c lmr Iowa~ I .... =Mat'"' ttt. table-Juicy, full.flcMM.d tteolc, -.ertly , • ~. FRESH YOUNG BEEF lMR . ~ ,. 591t.
lo·gtve you full """'•· SKINLESS UNI SAUSAGE r;:· 3 :.;99c ,
I Cllll•k llwt,., McCOY BREAKFAST BmBACON1J:6Sc
McCOY BREAKFAST BEEF SAUSAGE 49£
BUTCHER BOY BARBECUE BEEF :: 59c
BUKHER BOY B-B-Q PASTRAMl=59~ ~
LO W (VfPY OAY Prnuc,
GROUND .. BEEF PORK ROAST
Fieeh, leo" 8 round beef h.1;. you 1av• 39c 59 TURKEYS
:1~~i:s 39c wltflout skimping o" nvtrttlon-and it's the full Rib End C
'-II of N MCl!rf hearty, delldeut r.c;pes. . 1• Prepared '
WJty not try a new on• '°"''"" Eiasy to en " lo•l""'*'Prlca \ . 'I.
U.S.OA Grade '>\ · " 10-14 lb. avg. .
59L 'Wiiie'imBrisket?&.• 1.qt lll1 Pit Roast
69.t. Sllllder Cled '!' 89.t· '.i:liilr Cit Pit Cllops
19.i. Stalldi1g Rib ~M 79.t. . Cllby._,, SJnribs
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11,r.. Junior Turieys ~!:"!~ 49it.
l,r.. ~ Fishsticks ~~!:i': it~ ec
&9,t. Fresh Dover Sole FM 89,~.
I' J.t t . ( H IH S l M I\ '> f 0 Y <, .'\ I f
POOi TABLE GAME
A Game for tt.· Entir.t fomily
ft•
I
~a.ans • 25c eE="5'~ 33cl
Ktmel Com 5 29c
Style corn : 29c
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You may
cash checks,
purchase J:
\ money orders ·
or pay
utility bills
l
at our handy
Food Giant
Courtesy
Booth.
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""91skey. FRANKS
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~: S 98 : J,~ 55c Pound = fun fifth No IC packog!
I LEO'S QUAUTY THIN SLICED
Skol Beer SLICED MEATS
Premium
nsetf11
124LC ..
' 69
IMPORTED SPANISH WINE
Mialli ~· Ton. =.rMfy, Rose,
1~> 'C..ofl=•
PlllB Uf8IM
3 $1
Beef, Hom,
Corned Belf,
' reg. Spicy Betf
39e · Chicken & Whitt
pkgs. Turkey, 2 for 89c
ROD'S DRESSINGS
43c
2100 Hu ••r alwcl., Coda M ...
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WrdMldlY, HO¥tmber l , 1965 DAIL V P'ILOT ;N,.._f'Tm 25
EDUCATION Q AND A
ly Dr. L YLI HANNA
,.,...... ..... , ........ e ..... 11 e __, ..... el .. NAY
PILOT "' ...._, Of. ue. "-. II ... • Hit ..... el IF 'I ~ ..... ~ ............. ....,.._, ............ ..
-............. A, ... , ... c-. ............... ,....,, Md-. .. _,.. ................. ,
QUESTION: What la wrong with our lclloola? ll
aeern.1 to me that every time I pick up a newapaper 1e>rn.
body is complatniD1 about our ICho01I. I am afraid that
I am in ae:reement with them. Look at the student demon·
1tntio111 on our coDece campuaes, our chll4ren can't
read, juvenile delinquency ii on the increue, our bUJi·
nesaea complain that t.be YOUD& people c:an't rpel1 the ba-
sic wordl needed tn their fteld. A&a:l:n I aak what la wronr
with our schooll? --BITl'ER SCHOOLS.
DEAR IETTIR SCHOOLS: The lm.t Mlt ,.
aults of the at1...W. ~1~1cate tMt Callfeml1 students ere et 1'* ...._.
er abo¥e wheft c..,.,. with from .ther
parts ef the nation.
Fer the rest of the Illa you deecriM, ~' ,.U
INt •itht of the feet tMt the ~ echeels are net
..," ... d .... tve ....., .edal ... .--.al ,,. ....... ttm a studeftt en4 ,. femdy ..a.ht ""9?
How abeut ether ......... IUCh • the famlty,
church, and community of'lllllDtleM, st...._ fn
and taking over their aha,. ef tt. ....nc..-.... "'" weuld f,... the echeels to fulftll their rifhtfvl ,....
tlen, to t .. ch the child • ..-, write en4 think.
QUISTION! I have been teecblnl for MVeral years,
and every now and then me been told or have rud
lhat it ii possible to Identify a potential dropout iD the
elementary school. Since I teach a fifth e and would
like to help any of my ltudeota wbo t be a potential
dropout, would you tell me bow I ml t identlty these
atudenu! AB.Y TP.ACB!ll.
DIAlt ILIMINT ARY TIACHll: It la p 1111Wt
to identify theee ~a It ... ft9t tab I mia
eel penon to do ... A ....... 1R the= ....,_r
tary ,,... with the fen.wt"' charac'~ hit •
bout a ..,.,ty.ftve ,.rcent ~el._,,...•
sc.hoef d,...,,out: A YMr er mere W."'4 hll.,... a...
et; ltelow fO f.Q.; be'--awrap achMI nMrb; ... •
,,..,.. ,..,.. .............. '"~ .WUty. aM
1 peer,.,...,., attitude .... ~ ect.ell.
QUESTION: We have two JOllDI child.rm. aces four
and six. and hope to do a cood job railinC them. I bin
been readinc eome artic.Jel on dildpllDe in the bom• and
would like to know what ii the thinkin' of tachen when
it is n«eaary to discipline a child!-A -YOUNG P AUNT
DIAi YOUNG PARENT: A .-.I tMdMr It f.Jr,
firm, and abeve all, c:ionsln.t. b.r ... • ,.,...._
and teachers la te •tabllsh to-4 behavtw plttwM
and d-.Jrable work habits.
QUESTION: Why abould teacMn have tenure? 1
undentand that there ti a teacher 1borta1e, IO a eood
teacher should be able to MCUre another jol> it they are
dismissed. -SCHOOL PATRON.
DIAi SCHOOL PATRON: T..._. _... te
he.,. the p1ot.ctloft of tenure '"9 te ,.-••••• "'"'-cal control of echoek W tee<Wne ~ .,_ te
fMr and intlmWaffen llry ••,.._ , ........... wM •• ..tc t. contrel tM ._..., ., eur ...my ~....,
t...al:.'l eur ecft11la. tt lhe,,....... h .... ,.. ·
of ........ fw polltlc.al, """'*"' per99ftll .... ....... ""'vat,. ... ... If yeu think tht. t. not pa lh IR tMt Qy wt
the ext,...,.._ f"OVP9 whe wouW .. te ..met •~
699, yw sheuW lnv•tl .. te the ...... ..a,.. of
achoolt te echle¥e their own ......
OUISTION: Since you are a coDese professor, mayM
you can tell me why you hne so mmry -iooa• in 1our profe~ion who are always wanUnf to "demomtrate"
and conduct "teach-ins". They don't do the job they are
hi.red for, "teach," or do you want to annrer thla qua·
Uon ? -A TAXPAYD.
DEAR TAXPAYER: Serne cellefe ,,_,_,..
pay tax• tool If th.fr activlt'-Interfere with their
tNchl"8t ttwy sheuW Ille ,_.,-.. IUlt the .. me 11
th. next ,.non when they f1U te •the lelt they
INhl....at.fOf'.
But ff yeu want to clept hie ttt.n ef their rieht
to nprMI tWr •lewpelnt, then yeu ........ In th.
"kook" category too. Why are yeu • cl~
Titeee lndMduals ,.,,_..,t •very -..n twmber
of the total c:ol .... facultl-. incl melt ~
hne • few who do not ...,.. .... the tMnkhtt of
the m1jorlty of their memMrs.
Concrete Men Visit
In Huntington Beach
!:uropean manulacturen of The sroup wu bdllltet.l ln
llahtw.Jght coocrete are viaJ~ the &.Uq cancreta poQtoeu
Ing Runth\itan Beach n.da>' \atd In tbe Huntlqtoa Har· to see how their 1pedalty la boar, bullt by 'nlompeol\11
done here. firm under the trldl nUM of
H01tinl tbe lf'OUP of 25 It tJm.J"loat.
a Huntiniton Barbour BNdl Altlr 1~ tbe1 Ylaitad
Club luncheon llld tour wu the local plat when t!te J>Oft·
Kenneth Thompson. of Hunt· toona are manuf1ctured.
lngton Engineerinc Co11> .• 7355 Reprucntatlva from ~
Slater Ave many, Sweden. Auatria 1 n d
-------Holland WVI Oil the Htion-
Don't Wear
T-shirt
wlde taar escorted by Waltu
P . Graf, of the Trade 6 Tours
Alla. el New York.
ThlJ arrived in 8oltM by
a.Ir 111111 ban mttld Chicago,
Su Frand9co -Lot Anp. lea.
From here they travel to
Around Here San Clemente. Dallu. Knox-
vtDe. Nempbh. WuhiJllt.on.
DC IDd New Yo.rk.
Anyone found wurial 11-------
whJte T·shlrt ta W•trninats
111ay qualify U I IQlllkiaua il
person, accordlna to namer-Ja .Terms 1st,
oua ~epbone cadl nquatlng
that the pouce cbect out Then Probation
those 10 cHullT dreued.
One caller reported a LOS ANGELES (UPI) -
1trance appeartq lndMdual Two men charpd wttb ttell· weartnc a wl\lte T ·1h1rt and tn1 trade a«nta troqi a
black bermudas. Gardeft GTOYt plastics cem·
Another caller told police pany received supeaded 1en-
that a man wurln1 a white tencea to d a y by Sul*ior
T4blrt ud tan alacks bad a Jodr• Dave Wllllam1.
tuuy look ~bout blm. Both Rlcba.rd Und a" d
A tbJrd caller informed po-Jero~ Lucty had pleaded Uce that a man wurtnc a IUiJty to one ~ uch of
wldtit T .. hlrt and black panll receJvlq 1tol~ men:handiH
)ooUd weird. last month.
P'n>m now on tt mtOt be a Judp W1lllama Hldaced Sood kt.-wbtn tn '11 .. t.mfn.. Lind to Utttil ,..,. J*Oba·
ater to WM? a brlJbUy colored tJon oo thf c:cadlU. that be
rport 1b1rt or, ll n~ary, 1pend the ftnt to days tn
w b • n 1"&rinl a wbJte T.t ~ jail, ud Lucey to two
•hlrt. to hanr a "l em not a 1ean probatsoa Oft ccmdit:lon
1usplclOU1 p ~ r 1 o "·• alcn be spend the flnt 30 days ln
around your n«lr. jilt.
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• " ff OAJLY PILOT N•1'1-Prt\! WedM~•. N11,•nobtr J lrt,_,
} ~ --•• ~THE FIGURES PROVE IT!
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SA YE AT BARGAIN BASKET MARKET 7 DAYS A WEEK!
I
USDA USDA USDA
.____, CHOICE CHOICE CHOICE --....-----._.._.._ ---._..._,, -.__..---....--
CHUCK
ROAST
-BONELESS ROLLED -
BEEF
~ ......... .,.,_...,...,,,,.
c iOASi 49~
lb.
EXTRA LEAN
-----• St.wing 79~ POiKSPARERIBS 49~ BEEF
RATH ILAClCHAWK 79¢
BACON 1b.
TENDERIZED
BEE F
CUBE
STEAKS
CORN KING 79¢ 9 a~ ~ BACON •b. ~~~ .__ ________ --6 -------
HORMIL TOP OUALfTY 79¢
BACON 1b.
FRESH, LEAN
Ground 59• Shoulder n.
FRESH. LEAN
GROUND 69~ ROUND
READY-TO-BAKE
MiAiiOAi 59~
Beef-Vu I-Pork
FRISH, SLICED
LUNCHEON
MEATS 99c
COOk!D HAM lb
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XLNT IEEF 5 F '100 TAMALES o~. ~
TALL CAN
oRiPEFRiiiT 1 o~ IVORY
TOKAY RADISHES LIQUID
GRAPES OR 5
Gr!en c GIANT SIZE Lbs. c Onions ea. 3 for 25 ~ARGAIN BASKET SPICIALI
EAR LAND
MUSHROOMS
PIECES
AND
STEMS
KRAFT
Mayonaise
QUART
JAR
DURKEES-1 U . CTN.
MARGARINE 15 c DASH
DETERGENT
SPRI FIELD SPRINGFIELD
SLICED 15 Pl~.~~~LE c
SHORTENING
RIDWOOO EMPIRE VERMONT MAID
APPLE SAUCE
4/$1 24 OL JAR SYRUP
U Ol. IOTTU
l A .. QI[ lllE KING Ill(
SERVICE
MEAT
COUNTER
BIRDSEYE
AWAKE
s::.s1 9 01.
can
MORTON'S
FRUIT PIES
&inch 4i$1
MORTON'S
DINNERS
10 oz. Pkg.
In
Butter Sauce
c
HALLEY'S 39-BEEF STEW 2~.~ 1
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PlttCIS IFFICTIVE
THURS., 'ltl., SAT., SUN., NOV. 4. 5 • 6. 7
•OND WARI cor:t< C.OUllTY :.
:I ORY SNOW TIDE DmRGENT DIAL SOAP
s11·
ANTISEPTIC
~L ...... ~ •••• , •• -69c
PIWPlf lllCE Paper Plates Dv~c~1 Cn:c:·--·· . .
= 35c
,. ~ 1
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llA ANDIRSON. ldltor
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New Patronesses
Copa Goals
Attainable
Goals of Copa de Oro will be reached more easily now!
For 27 patronesses added their names to the group's ever
growing roster and pledged financial support to Hoag Memorial
Hospital, Presbyterian.
According to the hospital Women's Auxiliary bylaws, Copa
de Oro members major responsibility iJJ to financially assist the
hospital .... and each shall be entitled to all privileges of active
membership.
Honored dunng a coffee in the Somerset Lane home of Mrs.
George Hoag II were Miss Agnes Blomquist and the Mmes. Alan
V. And.rews, Clalr Barnett, W.L. Burns, John K.C. Chung, Richard
Cramm, G.L. Harbour. F.R. Herman, Robert A. Hinrich!, A.V.
Jorgen1en. Howard C. Knapp. R.A. Kredel and George W. Logan.
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Other patronesses are the Mmes. Bernltfd M. Mason, John
Murdy Ill, Norman Nixon, E.M. Quinn , Robert P. Rea, M.M. Rice,
Orin J. Riddell, Burton Romberger, Earl Sawyer, Harry E. Stick·
ler, Royal D. Tu cker, Charles Turner. David Nielson and Paul
Elmquist.
They were welcomed by Mrs. Edgar R. Hill, Copa de Oro
chairman and Mrs. James Decker. au.xiliary president.
GLEAMING SIL VER FOR 'GOLDEN GIRLS' -Blue floral at·
rangemenU; and silver appointments gave the note of elegance
to the ooUee which honored ne\\ patronesses or Copa de Oro,
Women's Auxiliary of Hoag Memonal Hospital. Presbyterian.
Mrs. George Hoag II, hostess. chats with Mrs. Richard A. Kredel
and Mrs. Robert P. Rea (from left) who were among 27 new mem·
bers welcomed during the annual event.
Revelin'. • • • With Evelyn
By EVELYN SHERWOOD
Of "'° D•lf ~IMI SlaH
TALKING TENNIS w l th
the G~rge Holst.e1ru Ill
and Larry Johnsons while
cocktails and a buffet sup-
per were served In rtle
Blutrs Fltsta Room were
Dr. and Mrs. Hugh Plumh Jt .. Dr. and Mrs. Daniel
stringer and the Meslirs.
e d Mmes. William Power,
N o e I 'I'wynman. William
Carr. Les McC r i m m o n,
Richard Raulston. L y I e
Pr<1Ctor Cary Sinclair. Don
Burns, Frank H u g b e 1,
Ralph Henderson, Max Rus· sell and Nor ban Poor. wu.
tiam Holstein, Roy Lyman
and Robert Perryman.
ISLAND HOPPING In
Hawaii are M u r i e I and
James Cobb of Corona deJ
J' oices of Chrutmas
Sing Praises
Some people give the nicest Christmas
presents ... and some deserve the very best'
Among the g1V1ng, celebnlles of the enter.
t.a.J.nment world have be4!n renowned, and th.IS
year the deservin' rec.ipent of the generosity
or two area musicians of national acclaim will
be the building fund of Hoag Memorial Hospi·
tal, Presbyterian.
Several years ago, Les Brown and Sonny
BW'ke gathered together a group of friends to
go caroling. As the project grew it became a
benefit for heart equipment for St. John's Hos-
pitaJ in Santa Monica
Now the voices of Christmas has reached
the proportions or I pogh benefit dinner dance
in Balboa Bay Club on Dec. 14. with top Holly·
wood personalities who make il a point to
appear as surprise guests and lend lhei.r
talents and time to the annual sell-<>ul pro-
gram.
Mar. They are headq~
uin& at the H&wailaD VU. ia,t.
BASKING in the warm
sun of Newport 8eacb are
the Doll Bunten, new .,..
rivals from New Mtxko,
where it geta jmt a WM btt
warmer.
Susan and the two bdya,
David, 2, and Brtu. a, 10t
used to the climate trfill•
the doctor w .. in Germany
lecturinC to NATO blpip
about cMmlcal kine t l ea.
wbatevu that ..la .••
Dr. Bunker wu a ltl1f
member at Loi Alamdl t.
fore aceeptinc a profeucr.
ahlp at UCI.
CELEBRATING Hallow-
een . an ancient featival
which can ht traced back
thousands of y I a r S, with
special parties were aev.nl
• families in the area.
Mr. and Mn. John Lob.
man asked the Meun. and
Mmtfl. Larry Nunt, Udfd
Whaley, Charles Sevenon,
Noble Millie, James Crock--
er. John Jones, WUil.am
Hervey, Paul Elmqulat and
R. L. Lohman to ~ them
obse!rve the wltcbe1 Ab-
bath.
Also invited were t h e
Messrs. and Mmes. Glenn
Billingsley, James G • r-
malne. 0. D. C a r 1 1 o a,
George Lan~. Charles Kern.
Jerome Helperin, Harold
Caward, Richard Berkaon,
Pat Oliver, Russell Bau&b·
an, Peter Young and Dae·
aid Washburn. Assisteens Pour Mother& Cu.ps of Tea
Assisteens, teenagers from Newport Beach AaUtance League,
must have some magic formula for scheduling time ... IODlebow
they manage to wort on as many welfare projects as there are
days in the week -and all of the accomplishments are done
during after-school hours and on weekends. Because time is so
essential, they decided not to wait unW the traditional holiday in
May to honor the mothers. Instead their annual Mother-Daughter
Tea will be given Satunby, Nov . 13. in the league center w h·e n
proviaionJls, the M.1ues Gretchen Broering, Tracy Gayner, Sharon
Badham, Jane F1etcber and Kim Parker will be welcomed. DIS·
cussinc fiml arrangements over cups of t.a are Miss Broering.
Mrs. L. B. Broering, Miss Donna Martin and Mrs. Susan Martin
(from left).
With professional accomplishments on pa·
rade and residents offering financial support,
the Children's and Pediatric's Nursing Unit,
specific facility of the $7 .5 million expansion
selected &.5 beneficiary, will be on the road to
reality.
More cel«ft>ranta were tllie
Messrs. and Mmes. Elrl
Bernhlemer. Pope Hllbunl1 Bert Coffey, John Huret.
Marshal Duffle!d, Jo ~ll
Lowe, Robert Brooks 11111
Dr. and Mn. Rlchard ...._
lock and Mn. Kathryn c...
tendyke.
Widow • ID Tizzy as Spirit Raisers Weave Dizzy Path
DSAR ANN LANDEM: I am a middlwged
woman who wu recently widowed. Several of my
friend.a have been 'ff/rY aeneroua about lnvitin& me
out to dinner and to their homes for cocktail part.iu.
My huablnd WM never much of a drinker and
neither am L ·Now I find myaelf embarrused when I
am out for an even1n1 and my friends order martinll,
ManhaUanl, wb.illtey IOGl'I, and Bloody Marys be-
ca\118 I don't know on• drink from another. I ut-
ua.lly order what the penon nut to me ha
I bate to ad.m.tt it, Ann, but I am a P!*' drlnkv
and two drlnb mate me feel d., and I pt rather
foollah. Wtu yoU]>lwe live me the DIDMI of IO'mt
mild drinb that I can oroer with safety? Tbank JOU.
-SOCIAL DRINKER
DIAl SOCIALt Seda pop, fruit 11Nnch, .,..
.......... IClld •;.t,i:' ele, temate ,.., ...... appa. lula, 1r1 t lulce Md ef c • u r • t ,
....... e ................
ANN LANDERS ~
'I .. The ,....,. I ............. ._., .... to the
MM yiMI Mf'Mll II ...... JW CM havt et
IMRY • ,_ want ..., ,.., MM M"' worry
........... lay ...............
DIA.& ANN LANDIRS: Yoar ldvlce ii uaually
excellent, but J think JOU could bnt done much bet·
ter .tth your amwer to tbe 11-,.ar~ &h'l whole
father 11ld, "If you marry Clark you'll regret it be-
cauae your children will be uJl.y and lt'a not falr
to lfve kldl a handicap lib~,,.
Ha\lell't you noticed that IOlne af tbe moat beau·
Ulul cbiJdre bave \lll1 puatl and IOmt of the mott
........ ,,,., ---"'-' -· _.. -... , ,,.. . . , . . . . . . . . . ... . .
(OJ"geous couples produce physically unattractive
~dren.
What a child ls gotni to look lib ii the bigest
gamble known to manldna. It all depend.a on bow the
c.brom010mea and aenu combine. If the litUe rucals
carry the worst features of both parents together,
10u'll have a real loaer. On the other band, if the beat
futurea of two a v e r a ge looking people colliM
YoU m&y pt a ravina beauty or a ICl'UminJlY band·
IOmt boy,
So. why didn't you tell tbt lirl to live her Did
TH.AT word, Ann! -GOT THE~F.SI' PROM BOTH DEAit GOT: Why? lecauee I ..,,t think
ef It. 1vt YOU clld ind t thank you for prevW. · "'9 my f"HCM" wtth • heck ef • let ....,_, _.
..., tlMft I .. " them.
D&AR ANN LANDERS: My buaband and I N-
~lved an entraved card announcina the marrfaae
of a 10n of a aoee trlend who 1"fll ln a nurby clfy.
TM card ll'rlved the ch1 AnlR tbt wtddinl.
We feel badly that we didn't pt the card tn time tt
attend. Don't you think if they bad really wanted
ua to come they would have mldled the card eerm;it-
We bad planned to buy a weddin& lift. but now
we don't know if we should. A.re we wron1 to,.-
this way? How would you feel?
-GOT THE WORD LA Tl
DIAlt LATE: Yw did not rec.ive .n fftvJ.
tetlon, yeu received ..tn announcement. SetM
,...... appNCl•t. • w.ddlne anneunetmeftt b u t alnn you .,.. uklnt me how I weuld feel
I wftl tell Y9U that an •nnouncement atrlk• me
• a naked pitch for • pretent. Send a 9lft only
If you feel tlke It.
AN -at ww wlltl -""""' CM !MY Mff ._ -· ,. ..., .. .,., .... , .... .., -~ ............... ,..,. ..... , ............ ,_...,," .......... "' .......... .,_. ,...., ....... .._ ................. ..........
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!a OA.Jl V PILOT /h tws· Pr•
ILUI IUllON RECOGNITION -Mrs. Charle5
Stanley, Costa Mesa Art League prnident, pre-
sents the league's award for the most popular paint
ing at the league's reception and display in thP
Golden Palette gaUery to Leslie B. DeMille for his
Dr. Brown Explores
Pakistan's Dilem.ma
An expert on the tender
areas in the world. Gut's T.
COMMINTATOlt
Dr. 0 11.. T. Brown
BrCJwn. PhD will discuss
one o( them when he speaks
to m~bera and guu~ of
Newport Harbor Buamess
and Professional Women's
Club dunng tht dinne't
meeting Ulnigbt in M e 1 a
Verde Country Club.
''What u the Pakistani
dilemma?" will bt an-
awered by Dr. Brown . ~ho
haa made eight oversea.~
trips, trave11ng Ir o m
Hong Kong tc1 Kashmir and
twice entering the fabled
Khyber Pasa between Pak·
istan and Afgtwuaw.
To get a true picture of
the A$ian continent. whose
~pie compriae half the
population of the 1'orld, Dr.
Brown and hll wife have
talked with Buddhist monks.
Moslems. emperors. prime
miniaters. newspaper edi-
tors and tribal chieftains.
Dr. Brown is chairman of
the social scien~ divtsion
and h.iat.ory depa.rt'?Mnt of
CaWornia State College at
Fullerton and la nationally
known 11 a commentator
and lecturer on Asian al·
fairs.
Half-century Anniver sary
Celebrated at Open House
Mt. and Mn. W.uter J . ,_.,_:;?!'1~11!111•
Chadbume, who will cele-
brete tbetr' &*ta wedding
annivenary Sundly, Nov. •
7, in the home of their IOn
and d a u I b t • r·tn·law Of
Newport Beach, arrived in
C.O.ta Meaa In t b r • e
"jump1" from their bb1h·
place ln Notti.nlbam, Eni· land.
SW! ln hU Mriy *>I,
Cbadbume moved to Wln·
nJpe1, Canadl. in 1910, ,._..__~
where Allee joined hlm in
1815 when they were mar·
ried.
Thirty-fi ve yeara I a t e r
ttley moved to Santa Bar-
bara and U year1 later
Chadbume retind and the
coupi. mov.d to C o 1 t a MeN.
TheJ.r dauthter, Mn. F.
D. Bradford and two lfand·
dauchters. Roberta a n d E~ live ln Victoria , B.C.
Their IOft, W, J a m t I -,.~..,~.
OhadbW'M liv .. In New-
port with hia family, which
includea a 11...nddaufhur •
Sharon and If ancbon Bri. an.
The couple will nceJve
friend.a In their 1on'1 home
from 2-$ o'clock ln the af-ternoon.
FlfETY WONDERFUL Y!ARS
Mr. end Mra. Walter J. Chedburne
portrait of Buddy Ebsen. Award was a blue ribbon
attached to a miniature gold artist's palette. The por·
trait will be on display at the gallery during the
month of November with the paintings of Clyde
Zulch, chosen gaUery artist of the month
What's
Doing
MARY DAY, '42421
DeM ille Given Popular
Nod for Ebsen Portrait
TOO&Y
II...,.._ hMI TCH'I C... -~-..ii... c...ier, I 1ih _.._ .,,. o...,...
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.i w_.,... C• -~, S.vl~ ~~~o.t,w~~'-:,.. bu~.... ?JW .... -...................
Leslie 8. DeMille's por-
trait of Buddy Ebsen was
chosen most popular by vis-
itors attendine Costa Mesa
Art Leaeue 's exhlbit 111 the
Golden Palette during t h e
reception and exhibit.
DeMiUe'a ' Tah.itlan Girl,"
won Uurd place, with sec-
ond place going to Clyde
Zu\ch !or an oil palntm1.
Zu\ch ls November'5 artlat
of lhe month at tM gallery
· oroptiu1 i~ts
Repr esented
.,._ -.. ..._ lcMel, ...........
•• , ... •"' ~l-·-7:• , .... Canadian born DeMille a-~ ....,.. o.. ,..,_ ,.,,., • f~ • *· '"" won lhtrd place in an open 11. , .. ,. • ....
•rt compeUtion when he ro.o.11ow
,_ ... ¥ ....... -...... '°" c-. was 8 In the intervenin& -,, wi......,. h bc_.1 '"'-'°" m.
years hia work ha.a received ••tto .... · .._...... .. .,.. 1t •""· ~--~~.=1 cntical acclaim and he ltu [I;'~. a..C4J~ ..... ·.:;r. ,. •""-
had one man 1how1 tn num· ~~ 'r.C' a.er.\.;
eroua county 1alleriea in·
cludln1 Laauna Beach Play-~"'!M;.:•,:_: ~
house, Hunt Library. Glen-''~:"~ = :;, ...., _
dale Federal Savin&& a n d ~o • • :=--l.Jbroery, ~ c-., tt.
Loan and Orange County ... ~!!!!!!'.' ...L.._ ... ~
Symphony AuocMtion. ~~.~"Gr..;~~~
DeMlJle 'I riNt )OVe la pC>r• .,_.N, 7 11 ....
tn 1t pa111ting. and he wims =~· '::o.. rr,:: cf-1: 1i: there ii notlung more aatla-.., ,_,,, ' •"' ,.._, .. .,... ~~~--""fyine than creauni the ~ -~ .. M"t...~ ~· depth and chancteT or a .. "'-Ji-. 111-· 4 •
person on canvu . Hia ad· 1ST'r ~ ~........,"=Z Hist.one Mission Inn, RJv. vice to youne artist.a: "Look ='97~rl.}lt-;c,. ~. 'r'.,
erstde will be the settina around you, there la alwa)'I ~~ ":''::tie.~~
for the two-day conclave of aomeone who hag 1omethin1 u 111t11 ,._,._ e.n o..r •. ..,_.,., 1:• District 3, Pac1ric Region. to teach you." .......
Soropt.Jmlst Federation of He adds: "To be a por· • .!1'1~1 i:r,~vt: ~
Americas. Inc. trait artist takes a lot of ~ 1";."""
R · study, a bit O{ psyc holo1Y, u~ " 11111 4 ~ 11• -lo -epresenting N , w p o r t ...i1. laf 1. 11111 ..... c..11 Mt11. a and the patience to look '·"' Harbor Soroptim1st!> Fri-them right In the eye 'll hen .,:err:--'e1c"tr.,..~ L~':t
day and Saturday, Nov . ~ they uy, 'It's lovely, but ''"" •-""""',,._ ... "" a
Riviera CJuh
Tragic Queen 's Story
Recounted by Stuart
The real place in history
or Marie Antoinette Will be
dlacusaed and lllu strated
with authentic aculptured
flf win.es by the noted crea-
tor or "The Four Faces or
Lincoln," George Stuart or
Ojal. Event will be the
luncheon meetini of Riviera
Club at 11 : :.> a m Wednes -
day, Nov. 10, in Balboa Bay
Club.
Brownie. Aid
Thank&giving
Caravan CaJI
Brownie Girl Scout Troof.
1149 will join other oraan ·
utlons In the area who are
aendin1 usable clothing,
canned 1ooda and other
ittma to lndan tribe• in
Arizona berore Thank11Jv.
ln1.
Troop members are buay
co1Jectin1 donated Items,
which an belni 1f.ortd In the,..,..,. Of Mr. and Mn.
Eqene Bedford, m E.
Wllaon St., Cotta Meaa,
from wtlere they will be
taken to Join the DaMy
Davey Thanb1Mn1 car•
van.
The innuence the tragk ,
queen had over her hus-1
band and the 111nuence her
friends had on her pro-
foundly affected !"ranee,
according to the artist-his-
torian
It ~ his contention that I
tht' story of the french
queen has been so garbled
by romantic laminallons j
that her reaJ place In hla-
tory haa been diatorted Her
reaction to her reaponslblli-
tlea and her conduct made
her the leading figure in the
French revolution
ReservaUom chalrmen.
Mn. Harry Lowe and Mrs.
Dun ~nfro w i I I ireet
members and their iueata
11 they u aemble. Mn .
W. J. Scott will introduce
Stuart.
A short buslnesa ~etlng
wUJ be prMided by Mrs I
William J . Halligan and au. I
tumn leaves and flowers
have been planned u table
decorations by Mu . Leon-
ard Grt1ory and her com-
mitt.e.
HB Bethel 120
J ob'• Dau&hter1 Bethel
120 meet. at 7 p.m. r.v~
MCond and fourth Tuesday
in Muonic Lod1e. Lake
and Palm Avenuea, Hunt-
and 6. "ill be Mn Harold •"'
Swanson. president. Mra. :r~ ~=~i:~~!~~ng wron& ~ -'°:lc.lfo~ ~ lllllllll••lll)llllll!~~~~~~~~~~~~~fllll Lee Shaw and Mrs. Harold ..., "'· ""' M~ c.... ~ • 11.n1. 1-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-1 Hopper, delegates. Mr a.
Anyone wilbin1 to donate
any uaable tum mav call
Mn. Bedford at tc-38CJI. incton Btach.
Diane Felnstern. member
of California W o m • a'1
Board of Tenna and Parole,
wlU be the keynoter.
YOUR GOOD
WILL HELPS
TH! HANDICAftPED
HELP THEMSELVES
FALL FESTIVAL
AT GOODWILL
GOOD WILLY SEZ:
Cood W illy Sez: What la a bar f u 11 Of dblcard~
clothea worth? To )'OtJ •••
1tlmost nothinr . . . To a
handicapped penon ... rour hours of employment. Give N"P&i.rable ciothlnr to
non.prom GooctwUJ· lndua-trl• .
ALL
CLOTHING
WITH PINK
PRICE TAGS
50°/o
OFF
INNERSPRING
MATIRESS
•nd
aox ·SPRING
s2500
New Pillows
'1 39
each
s21s . pair
• ..,.. Open MM."'"' Set. ' ....... 5:30 p.m.
800DWILL INDUSTRIES
117 EAST 1 ltll ITllET
COSTA MESA
. . • I f • •
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QUALITY DRESSES,
LADIES, MISSES,
CHILDREN.
MANY NAME IRANDS
TO CHOOSE FROM.
49¢ 5398
to
LOOK FOR
RED TAG
SP!CIALS
On Furnltu,.. & Small
Ap,HaMM
Up te SO"' lteductt.n.
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SIMpin9 S..uty ... • leftly _,. """' wtth cvrtt
thlt lest •nd IQt ..• Seve ....,. theft hltf.
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YOUR ,~
WATCH
• Cluntd • Oiied •Adt-..
$4!LET!
Cllwe&nflt , .... ,.....,........, ldPlr:
... CluMd
Wht ie Ytu Walt
RINGS
SIZED, f1'CllW
PAS7 Dl,INDAILI lllVltl
Ha,._ • ...,,.,. c.ntw
noct Harw lfy4,
c.te ,._, CeRf,
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FREE
S1Ai
Did you evtr •loP to tlunk
o1 the people who ma.kt our
Gilt Shop &'lfiablta. Makoll"ll
Moran and Donald Ruby,
~bly liked lo doodle a.nd
whittle u boys. Now they
are nauooaUy known sculp-
tors. Mr. Ruby II JUil now
wtndini up a apace a.a•
acU)pture. to complement Ui.
inUrior of Henry Ford'a pn·
vale plane, and al110 wu 1
le.din& de11iner for the
Olrysltr Corporation. While
Mr. Moran w11 kept buly u
~ Dtrtt1oc of An for the
Caitury 21 WOC'ld s F'a!t.
Now, lOKetber, they ve
dreamed up Cranbrook "httle
people" Qiurea Lo dellah\
Yotlll& and old alike and Ill
into any 111tef'lor from a ma·
hofiany lined of !lt<e to an 18th
Century drawl.n& room. The
Red Saloon Is way at the top
ot tht-popularity ratin&a ..•
a Uttle boy ln mot IOl'I hani•
!Iii onlo a btr red b&lloon
the t ii al ITIOl l too m ucb r oc
tum. "Cata" or "Owls" , . ,
all boaea and r tua eyes . •
J um proper. Boy and K.llf',
Pala . No two are allkt. ca. m bronze. t~ patina
gives the fl'duig of the pus·
mg of time
Fontonl was a profuaor o(
art at the Milan Un1venlty,
Here was the 1n!tlnictor with
his own way ot .elf exprl'&·
sion. His bowl~ and ashtrays
ot tron, almost lacy-like 111
a~. probably wtre
spoct.ed at !tit Milan Fair.
Some have tnded up 111 our
Gilt Shop and we an vtry
thanldul to Prof"'°" Fon·
too1 for loarung us a bit of
aut.hentir Mrdlltrn.Man.
A BOAT BURNED
IN BOSTON HAA.BOR
TH1lEE MON'11iS AGO
· . . and a.cTOM the MU • l
bavt t>Hn maey holes , :1
abt.lvea where ttlC deli&ht!ul
chUdreft HWDIMI T!cu.-tn .. ~
Uled to bf. 'Jbere an man)'
lmltationa of Hummel P'1f\ir·
lnet, but ~ senum. "Hum·
mel" la rude onJ.y In Ger·
many and ldmtlfied by 1 h,.
ltiJuiture ol M. J. Hwnm&I.
The M. J. stands for Mu 1i-
lnnocentia. Sl~r M. lrui.
~ntla waa born Berta Hu11
nMI In 1900 In Bavana. E' 11
ftom aw •it' or 7 • aket.·n.
Id the 1Jmple t.hlnp around
btr ... blrda, Oowera, h".
cbDdhood friend.a. By the
time abt waa 11 abe wu liv-
~ tbe lift tA the artist of
her day In Munich. but l.htrf'
Ja an old ada1e ht art and
relilion to topther. Htr de·
lire to ltt'f't human! ty hf-.
came eo anal, 1134 tou.nd hl'r
t&ldna her vows In U. Con
vmt ot Sleleen.
Wltbin the WaJla and bf.tu
utul IUr."OUDd.lop ol thia c.n· ~ CloWer, abt O'f·
aW tbe ~ wbkh w~re
to mu. bll" name famous dlroa&bout die wadd. 1be llt-u. Im..-w... her child·
hood frienda u lbe nmtm-
btred them. Tbouih God IUm
mond ber to HJ.a etem.J home
tn 00, the ro,.iu.. con-
tinue to l\IPPO:'t htr Orrl r r
and i1a principally d\a.rttablt worb.
We att happy to let you
know we're eXJ1tttln1 a ne,1
ahlpmenta of Hummell Vl'n lhortly. .
SOMETIMES
THE ARTIST IS
UNKNOWN
Roetnthall N.tter and au.
lbenUc Italian art ~ aym-
boUc. A ireat new Une of
dtcorator buket.a of lUICious
dark ~•tnut be.rte • • • Un-
like straw, t.helt buket1
l"Hlly take a beatlna. Tiicy
.., hand woven wtlUe the
ban b atlll wet and make a
charrnil\I old eountry look
l'Olle<11on of plant pot bold·
era, wlnt bulteb, and an aa-
aortrnent al Iba.,_ and mes
to hold eYef'YWni from knll·
tlnr to ldndllnf .•• Even 1
full ..ize chest, a rtant bf.er
bucbt and many companion
P6eoee m..te ~PY w11h areen ataaa bot~ ••. Many
have rfvetecf leather tlttln~
M UI 1Wtilte ropee for contr.i•t
· · · And there la a f'Ml prim·
ltlve line ol pottt:J that aoei
alorw fOP die ooordlnetlnr
ride • • • l.O old la CGld wat•
If Pitcher Ult Wuh bufo
rtv1,vtd • . • and oodles ol -Md~ ...... • • • A tr• +&Jadalllb 9*97 ~ 711'1 cm bUt ID ...
aid modem, but have an
1"ll"W ...... • " One
CUlft'Olt flu I place f'w I
cudle in the Ud .. • The
Owl """" **' .llkt ht., ,_ct, to bttt )'00 In a friend·
ly omtnoua -~· JUchatd•1 Gift Sbop, when
there'• aJ-.,. a lb')' to a.II.
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DARIGOLD
BUTTER , ,-.
SUNSHINE KRISPY
CRACKERS , 1b.
KNORR'S 2·PACK
72c
29c
SOUPS •II varletlu ] for $1
ROY AL PRINCE
y AMS 303 4 for '1
EXTRA LarCJe AA
EGGS 0oL47¢
=
47¢
C&H CANE
SUGAR ~ l b.
AMERICAN BEAUTY
SPAGHETTI 2~ oz. 2 for 59c
DEL MONTE
TOMA TO SAUCE • oz. 12 fer '1
SMUCKERS I l OZ..
JELLIES
GRAPE CRABAPPLE
ILACKIERRY
4 .. , 51
KRAFT GRATED
PARMESAN In.
KRAFT
MAYONNAISE 2• oz.
69c
49c
KRAFT 1000 ISLAND, ITALIAN, ROKA
DRESSINGS I o&. 3 for s1
MAXWEU. HOUSE
INSTANT COFFEE 10 .._ 119
..uE VERY LAST DROP! GOOD TO ,,.,
MAXWELL HOUSE
COFFEE
1 LI. 69¢
REYNOLDS ECONOMY 76 FT.
ALUMINUM FOIL 59c
PUREX LIQUID
BLEACH .. "." SSc
JOY LIQUID
DETERGENT n .. 2 fer 89c
scon SPECIALS
8'9 ROLL • ·· 2 r.r S9c Scott Towels
DI Y scornES FACtAL 200 2-f"~ s ,,
TISSUI ..,
us 77 IF F 5 PB
WtdnttcUy, Nowmbtr 3, 1%5 DAIL V PILOT /Nnrs-Prm 29
OPEN SUNDAYS PRICES EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER 4-~ For your ~opping
LIDO MARKET CENTER
pleasure ..•
organ serenades
by Bernie• Fay
AT THE ENTRANCE TO LIDO ISLE
PHONE 673 -6360 FOR DELIVERY
For the first bit feast of
the holiday MGIOll, sen•
your family and frlenck a
wondrous ThanbC)IYlnt twrkey
from Rlchard'sl
,.__..._ These plump, fresh birch are
penonaly selected for •
to lllfft our exoctllHJ
standards of flavor and
tendemess. They've been
grain fed and pampered
to give you the lllOlt succulent
roa1t turkey you've ever tasted!
When you get a Richard's
fresh turkey, it's REALLY
oven ready • • • not a pin
feather in li9htl
Order your fresh Thank19iving
turkey now . • • it will be boxed
and ready for you the very day
and hour you want it
.•• FRESH!
We're glviftCJ away 25 Gfft Certificates for Christmas turkeys ••. every
customer who purchases a ThanklglYlng turkey from Richard's is eli9ible
••. so get your name in the pot ••• your Christmas turkey may be on usl
Drawing on Nov. 26th.
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PEPPERIDGE FARMS
SPECIALS
PEPPERIDGE FARMS
HEARTH ROLLS 29«
PEPPERJDGE FARMS
CLUB ROLLS 29«
BIRDSEYE SPECIALS
BIRDSEYE
PEAS to oz. 1 for$)
BIRDSEYE
ONIONSr onam MUM 1 u. 3 ter 89c
BIRDSEYE
French BEANS :1="11e 3 for 89c
WAKEFIELD KINS
CRAB MEAT•• 69c
WAKERELD KING
CRAI LEGS , .... 99c .
DOWNY RAKE KIN6 SIZE
WAFFLES " ... 2 tw 59c
LARGE CRISP HEADS
SNO.WHITE
CAULIFLOWER
EA. 19¢
SWEET JUICE VALENCIA
ORANGES
5 LBS. 49¢
FRESH, HOT HOUSE GROWN
MUSHROOMS
3 6S~· 69~
~~~SRop
CHEERFUL YELLOW OR WHITE
MARGUERITES
Reci. '1 bunch NOW 79¢
U.S.0.A. CHOICE BONELESS
ROUND STEAK
89¢LB. AGED FOR
FLAVOR
SWISS STEAK
BONELESS 79¢LB.
GROUND BEEF
fUCHARO'S OWN
••• IT'S LEAN! 3f¢LB.
BACON
HORMEL
BLACK LABEL 79¢LB.
Roasting CHICKENS
CALIFORNIA GROWN
FANCY, FRESH! 69¢LB.
OSCAR MA YER SLICED
COOKED HAM • OL
LIEDERKRANZ SOFT-RIPENED
69c
CHEESE 4oz. 49c
BEST'S KOSHER
KNACKWURST ,z OL 89c
MeVITIE'S
ENGLISH BISCUITS
I
RICH TEA
WHEATOLA
SHORTCAKE
ARROWROOT
GINGER SNAPS
Reg. 69c ALL BUTTER
Reci. 59~
SPECIAL
1cr
I
POUND CAKE 49c
Re9. 6/30c WHOLE WHEAT
DINNER TEA ROLLS 6 for 21c
R99. 49e SQUARE LOAF
EGG BREAD 39c
Re<J. 2/27e
SUGAR CRISPIE
I ~SRop I
LOCOOM'S
CUBED FRUIT
RASPBERRY, LEMON, ORANGE,
MINT FLAVORS
Popular trHt for those
on NO SALT end LOW FAT DIETS
89'1b. ..• ,. IS I a t 1 RS assn u r cs 1 ms n22 rmss a•s 22 , r 22 '•
:
12.w .. t.iZ... M11t11 12.w ... ~ Ltb~S'-1-12.~ flower SMp 12.M-l~ Harre l'j Gift bnqJ
OPEN DAILY 9~ OPEN t -7 SUNDAY 9~ oPeN DAIL y , .. OPEN DAILY 9~ CLOSED SUNDAY
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,SO DAILY PILOT /Nf'M$..'rm . -Coupfu Recite Nuptial Vows
In Anaheim Catlwlic Chapel'
-f•• ~~ l~-~ 1'aio.~~
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'IMlllMk• ,.,, ....... .,. ......... ta-
SUNDAY, NOV. 7 3:00 P.M. -2:00 A.M.
The Frank Roeollno °"ertet with VICTOR PELO.
MAN, CHUCK llROHOFER, NICK MARTINIS
Alternatlnt with the MARK DAVIDSON TRIO
FIFTY YEARS OF WEDLOCK
Mr. and Mrs. Elmtr H. Bell
Weddini VOWI were ex·
chanled by Robta Carol
lmmegart of Anaheim and
' Terry Jay of Ne w p o r t
Beach ln a cel'91DClllJ dl·
rected by tbll Rn. Mlc:bat1
Wahh in St. Anthoay Clar·
et Church, Anaheim.
The bride, d.auehter of
Mr. ~ Mn. Robert c.
lmme&art of Anaheim, was
given in man1a&e by her
father. Pa.rents of the bride-
groom an Mr. and Mrs.
Nbon Jay of Tustin.
Gowned In whJte utin
fashioned in empt.re style
with a train and pearl em·
broidered b o d I c e, the
bride's veil of a1lk Wusion .-.. -...
with land rolled edp WIS
captured by a wbtte l&1in
rose. She can-led a eaacade
of gardeniu and fern.
Maid of honor W'lll Mila
Joy Loehr ot oran1e, who
wore an empt.re abeath of
dtllcate pink crepe with a
shocking pint bodice and
c.arrled deep pink cam•·
Uom in bandl Ooved in
abocktng plnk.
BrldeamaidJ, the Mi.laes
Renee McBroom, Sheryl
Frieberg, Michele Frtnch.
Janet Raduenz and Susan
Van Oefftlln revened the
honor attendant'• colors in
tbelr gownJ and ~sso
ries.
Lisa Loehr wu flower pl and wore a pale pink
crepe empire town and
carried a basket of pale
pink carnatlons.
Best man was 'Ibomaa
Bradbury of Hwrtln(ton
Beach, and ushers were
Robln S w i n f o r d. Peter
MRS. TERRY JAY
At Home In Newport 1 .. ch
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0 $15 Wondercurl "' tntludt• $ .. e,,._ c .. 1 •nd Stt COlnDltle
0 High Fashion 0 0
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$20 Magic Curl 1195
$35 Regal Curl 1795
inclv«Ma Sllempoo, Cur end St! complete
Hair Styles 0 a Specialty 0
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COSTA MESA, 269 E. 17th St. 0
M.M Center • 54a.9919 o
SANT A ANA, 803 S. Main o
Ne;rt to Club G.rct.M • Kl 2-9492 -~. €.~'"". ~· ~ Yeu M11tl '"·""' n.i. Ad for Spec••I \~l ·······1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 \ ... _ Golden Y ea1· of Marriage
Characterized by Devotion
Steunntr and Jamu Slur
of Ne'1''J>Ol1 Beach, Gary
Donaldson of Huntington
Beach and Randy Jay of
Tustin. the bridegroom's
brother.
Tbe bride La a ll'aduate. ------------------
of SL Boniface Hl&h School
Mr. and Mn ElnMr H
Bell. 115 Cost.a Mesa St .
were married for 50 years
Monday, NOY. 1, and fem·
ily, fnends and neighbors
will celebrate the occasion
with the loog married cou-
ple dunng an open house
recepUon Salurday, Nov. 6,
hostA!d by tbt1r aons HlrTil
and Jack BeU
The couple have hved in
Costa Men~ 1966 wtien
followtn& ~ti o n
from the lou of a leg in a
ra.ilroed yard aco.dent, El·
rnf'r was retired. He and
hls wife, Martha. found and
bought ttleir present borne
and the small woodwork·
ing shop in the garage bas
beCODM the d e l l g b t of
Decoration
Discussed
Fine Art 1 Section ol
Tuesday Club wlll gather at
10 a.m. Tbund.ay, Nov. 4.
In Youth Cent.er, Corona
dtl Mar for the !int of four
Thunday meetings during
the month.
Chrl.stmas gifta and deco-
raUona will e n g a g e the
memben during November
and December, with Mn.
T. C. Camey, artist'• critic
and usiltanl Mn. Floyd
M. Scott and Mn. l.Alw-
rence Adams will «Mmon-
strate m~ and l1MI for
resin. A wealth of plne
cones is available for cre-
ativity.
fnendl and neighbors. Not
only does E~r turn out
hand crafted gift& but he 1s
ever ready to lend a neigh-
borly hand for household
rep&U'S.
Mrs. Be ll, skilled w1lh a
pamt bru$h. 1S tus stead-
faal a&Wtant &nd eager 10
lend btr usiltance on any
p&lnt project .t home or 1n
a friend's home. Not ne-
glecting the fenunine skills.
however, hft' dexterity with
crochet and needlework 11
equally famous. She h.u
alao been active in elect.ion
bot.rd work ln local and na-
tional electiona slnce com-
ing to Co5ta Mesa.
Bell wu bcrn ln Medoc.
Mo . whia Mn. Bell. nt-e
Martha Koch. oMginally
came from Buffa}(), N.Y.
They met and were mar-
ried ln Mlntum, Colo., then
a 1m&D m 1 n l n g railroad
C'enter where the Koch fa m-
tly had en~aged m a mm-
mg venture, and had stay·
ed to own and operate the
town's only hot.el. Elmer,
having Wt the Cann in Mis·
souri to become a railroad
man, worked out of the Rio
Grande RMlroad tM!adqua:--
ters in Minturn, wtM!re the
hot.elkffper's daughter be·
came the town's major at-
traction for the young man.
1n llm the BellJ moved
to Los Angeles with ttlei.r
two 80nS. Here Elmer en· aaced ln rmtgeratioo work
tmtil he resumed railroad-
ini with Union Pacific in
1951.
During the l!ms he also
worked as a part·time play-
ground coach in Eul Los
Angeles for the city's rec-
r~t.Jon departrnenL Maey
youngaters in the area hen·
efited from Be-ll's knowl-
ed,ge of baseball gawed
from his sem1-profess100al
expenence in hla own youth
when he was always label·
ed the r utest ba&erUnner
on each b.all club for whlcb
he played.
Martha. except for a
World War II stint at an
a1reraft assembly pl.ant in
Lakewood has concentrat-
ed on a car~r as home-
maker. She has bttn a
member of the Women's
Benefit Anoclation for more
than 50 years.
Four generltiona of the
Bell family will meet al the
aruuversary celebration.
They mclude Harris BeD of
Do"'ll('y, their ~on . who has
made railroad mg "'1th Un-
ion Pacihc a hietJme ca·
reer. and Jack Bell, anoth-
er son who iA di.rector ol
forensici at Pasadena City
College and hi~ wife Eve-
lyn.
Grandchildren a~ Mrs.
Miclcey Bndges of Down-
ey; Bob Bell , a aeoior al
Downey Htgh School; Mark
Bt>U a freshm ..n at c.J.if or·
nia State Polytechnic Col-
lege at San Luis Obllpo;
and Damy Bell. E a 1 t e
Rock Junior Hilh School
student. A featund guest
will be Tammy Bridges, S-
year-<>ld f1r~t great·srand·
child of the .!(Olden anniver-
sary celebrant5
U.S.D.A. CHOICE U.S.D.A. CHOICE
Round Bone
ROAST ss~
U.S.D.A. CHOICE
SHOULDER 89~ CLOD ROAST
Boneless Rolled
U.S.D.A. CHOICI
A reception for weddlng
f\.IHU was gjven m Town
and Country, with MJ11
Mary Lynn Seamans of Ar-
cadia, cousin of the bride,
circulating the guest book.
for Girls and her husband
l!i a craduate of TusUn
High School and attended
Ora.nae Coast CoUeie.
The couple are now mak-
ing their home ln Newport
Beach alter their Carmel
honeymoon.
Critical Choice
A.Wne or Lonely?
ln our society v. e teach iifl• lo bt one--
half of a team where the leader ia a male.
Then how is a woman lo find the positive
values in solitude, the opportunity to be crea·
tive and to enjoy independent interests'!
University E:rttnlion sponsond Hl1es
Choice: Challenge for Modern Women will
explore this increasingly pertinent theme
Monday on Channel 28 at noon and in the
evening when experts and panelists are again
viewed by or~aniud discussion groups of
the community
Dr. Richard Farson. director of Western
Behavioral Science lnltitute in La J olla, rec-
ognizes woman's fernlnine characteriltk "to
yield'' but suggests women should ltarn to
feel worthy not because they are useful but
bt<:auae they are human.
From the distaff, Mn. Eve Merriam.
writer and social commentator, comidtn the
stigma IOciety inflkta agalnlt women alone,
and the panel dlstingulahea between the It.ate
of aloneness and lonellnesa.
U.S.D.A. CHOICE
BONELESS 99• ROLLED ROAST a
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'CHUCK
STEAK CHUCK 39~ ROAST
BRISKn 79~
FRESH •EH Whole .,. ,.,.
Let u1 m1rf nat• them for you.
U.S.D.A. CHOICE
Fanner John ftc iiCOi 7., •. 7-IONE 49•
ROAST •
FIWh Grecle AA urte
EiGs 59d& ~ U.S.D.A. CHOICE
Cross Rib of leef 39~
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CHOICI MIAT e PltlSH PISH e DILICATISSIN e Ma.a.GUI
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FRESH LEAN
GROUND 59~ CHUCK
GROUND 69~ ROUND
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CUSTOM DRAPERY
SAVI ON YOUR CUITOM
DIAPRIU AT HIRIDT'S
Your choice of Nubby Unen l lws, Novelty
Texturee. Antique Satln1, Solid Weave 8ou-
dts. Open Weovts ond luxvrious Cott-
""""'
SALE
One of the Southland''
ofdeit estobli1hed drop-
try houtea. ThtW.and' of
tatidied cvitomers o r •
HtrbtrT' a flvf ng t.stf mon-
lo I that ''Satafoction 11
guaranteed."
• Ne P9J"1ent 'til
D~r
• lonlitamericierd
e TtnM up te 161Mntf\1
~~ 1/a OFF TIAVllll IOOI
88 88
TD. to YD.
INCLUOINI PAUIC AND LA101
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Ovr bullnue II boMd on Mmct arid ldtot. All our dlCOl'aton ho-... at i.o.t 11 yecn
experience In tli• field. No obMIQtlon, NO HIGH l'RISSU.E. tv.niflQ .ppolntmttlh,
of courw.
There 11 a Herbert'• Near You to Serve You
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And W lio'll Buy The Holes?
Fun Poked in Fur Fashion·
NEW YORK (UPI) -
·'Don't lautb," said the tur-
rler Jacquea Kaplan. ''Put
boJea 1n fur co.ta and you
add a whole new dimen-
sion."
At tlrst, tbe tboutbt of cuttin& bola in luxuriou.a
broadtall or Alutan a 1 a l
eotmda aa 11 KapU.n baa
tone berserk. Bi. t take a
loot at 10me ol ttHi holey
numbers in b1a lJtlfW collec·
lion and the a ~ p r o a c h
makes aenae -if you want
ll fur to do eomething be-
aides warm the wearer.
Kaplan, who'• pioneered
several fur fubfom, ex-
•'-..........
MARILYN BADO
tffved• lltn
Las Vegas
Nuptials
Planned
Marilyn Bado aod Lee
P'J.aber will achanee wed-
ding vows in Lu Vqu
Friday. The bride to-be Is
the daughter ol Mr. and
Mn. Robert Bado of Costa
Mesa and will be given in
marrta1e by bu father.
The beMdlcWMct la th•
son of Mr. and Mrs. Or-
val K. Fisher of Hunting·
ton Beach, wbo will alao
accompan7 U. couple to
the Nevada dt;y for the
cenmon7.
Beat man and mab'Oll oi
honor wm be frlenda of the coupe, Mr. ed Mn. CeclJ
Clarke.
A recept.lon la beinC p.n-
ned for the couple in m1d-
N onmber.
Junior Ebell
Designates
Artist Choice
pect, to aee the whole in-
duet:ry adopt hia Idea.
The e x t r a dimenalon
comea troai what la worn
beneath the coat.. Take the
floor lengt.b doak of black
broadtall, with holes of
about two-inch diameter
cut from ahoulder to hem-
line. Kaplan He.I it u cov-
er for floor lencth forma Is
in bright shades for "strlk·
ing effect" Even more
•triking ls the way Ills
.tmrroom models show It
-with nothing beneath but
a body stocking. Kaplan
recommended tbat for at-
bome ewninga. The cl<>ak
oomea with broadt.all bat--
boles too -stiffened to the
shape ol an outsl.u dunce
cap.
Anotber floor length coat
of black aeal uae1 boles for
bemllne border. 'n>ese are
filled with the wearer'•
choice -ahe can r.lp Jn
fillers of wblte fox or leop-
al\J or leave the empty
spaces to dramatiu a floor
length 1own beneath.
Kaplan'• holey fun are
alrddy aelling to tome of
b1a M>d&Hte and jet aet cua.-
tomera.
Kaplan's theory is that
fu:, are "the lut bastion
for lndJ vidualiam in f uhion
-a manufacturer will cut
5,000 pain ol shoes or 1,000
dresH1 all allU. But no
two tur1 are the same," aald
the dellgner.
He believes furs sbould
be tun, too, and th.at the
Swift Shift
furriers who stk:k to the
tradition that a coat 1hould 1
last 25 years a.re losing
busineas. Make furs .appeal-I
ing to the young -and also
within their price range,
he aaJd, and you've got a
Cll!tomer for We. Thia ls
why he uses off-beat fun,
like the mongollan Jamb (a
long curly hair), civet cat
(black and wrute mottle).
raccoon, kit fox, skunk and
gu&.:laco .
The blg business at Kap-
lan ia st.ill in tbe huury fur
category -the mink.a, chm·
chillaa, sables and leop-
ardJ. "Nlnety per cent of
our t h t n g 1 are regular,"
laid Kaplan.
But lt'1 hia far out de-
1lgna that startle. And the
ones be'• now 1bowin1 in-
clude -a Mt of tight-fit·
ting hipster panta in black
broadtall topped witfl MUI·
can po n c b o of civet: a
apace age cloak of moogol·
ian Lamb reaching to the
floor with the whole shape,
Including peaked head cov-
ering look.ini lllte a giant
cone; a spa~ aee balloon
enveloping the flgur• from
neck to knee and cut from
red IJdskin; a floor length
cloak with atiffened ~.
of Cblneae lamb d)ted yellow
w 1th black 1pota (model
wearin& It looks llb Emt·
Ian mummy), and a 1Jeev•
leu prtnce1s .. haped bridal
gown with a lG-foot train, an
of white broadtall.
Kaplan is the third gen-
eration of a fur businesa
st.aJ1.ed ln 1890 by Grand-
f a tber Malaice LD Parl1.
He expec:ta one of bis two
children, Pucal, 19, to be
the fourth (a daught«, t..u·
reoce, 18. want.a to be a
IC'Ulptrtss).
Not content with makln&
f u r 1 for women, X.pJan
also presides over fur coats
and aceeaaories for men
and children, and a fur rug
and blanket business.
Now, he's des1gninf a
collection 0t f u r n I t u r e
meant to be uphol!Ured in
fur 3nd for the ski set, he'• aao making a double aleep-
ing bag of mink. "U you
sleep in mink," Kaplan ex-
plained. "You atiould not
sleep alone."
Educator
Answers
Queries
Clasaea for educationally
bandlcapped children la the
9~5 major concern of Orange
sms 10-20 County Chapter ol Callfor -
L. ""'1" ~ .... 1lf ~..... Dia Aalod&Uon for Neurolo-"1 am clWIY Handicapped Chl.1-
Pure flattery _ ai.mplert dreo at the Tburaday, Nov.
Hwing ! You·n love the rut-4, meeting.
fle thM rlnu the neck of Members and iuesta will
.1unlor Ebell Qub'a artist this mp-ln shift. You'll Jove gather at 8 p.m . ln Oranie
for the moa1h ct November it with or wittlout a bell County Health Department,
la Bernard Zaluak1. whose Printed Pattern t 43 5: EiChth aQd Rou Streeta In
CIDI man lbow wtil be OD Mlales' Shea 10, 12, H, 18, Santa Ana.
A i....i.,, ln .. ,._._,
1
Libra-18, 20. SUe te requires ,,,_ ADea Simmons, conault.-
.... ,_,, --"'""' yards 38-inch fabric. ant to at.ate board of edu-
ry, Newport Beach. The F1F'l'Y CENTS in coina cation fOf' Southern Callfor-
abow will include oil paint-for each pattern _ add 15 n1a'1 educationally handi-
inga and baa relief. centa for each tu1ttern for capped a>rogram will be the 7.a1mkY baa painted tn r-speaker and will answer
Mexico, S p a f n, Italy, Of:;_~udllnm~g and ape· questions regarding eatab-
France, Gnece Md llrael c WlLI g. ocnd to Ma-llsbment of such cluaea in
and b a 1 b a d important rian Martin, the DAILY area schools.
1how1 in Mexico City, Spain. 'irzrL~\ ~ ... PStatteNrn Dey pt., A fllm of neurol~lcaDy
Loi AD1elea, Cblea10 a n d ea wwi •• ew orll:, handicapped c h t { dren'a Miami N.Y. 10011. Print NAME, . ADDRESS with ZIP. SIZE summer proc:ram will be
Stud.yinl art at Art In.sti-and STYLE NUMBER. rhown by Tom Ed.Ion, atb-tut.. Chlcaao end Art de Jetk di.rector of Oran1e
Decorative, Nlce, France, DISCOVER TH E SE· YMCA.
IJAJlY l'ILOl;Nrws-Pras :I J
THANK YOU. FOR MAKING OUR
REMODELING SALE THE •••
EVERY ITEM IN OUR
STORE IS ON
SALE!
STOCK·
UP NOW!
DON'T MISS 2001 OFF
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ON All REGULAR MERCHANDISE
NOT APPEARING IN THIS AD
• (lbcept A Few Fair Tr.ct• lttm1) •
GIRLS
"NO PRESS II DRESSES 599
GIRLS SPORTSWEAR GIRLS LINGERIE
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In appreciation for your wonderful responM, we are at.cf.
Ing this sale with even further reduction on many Items lft •II
departments. For those of you who we,.. unable to •n.nd
• thla aale we Invite you to take advantage of thne tremendous
uvlnga.
3 BIG SALE DAYS
THURS-FRI-SAT
SALE ST ARTS 9:30
SHARP THURSDAY
GIRLS
•
GRANNY
DRESSES
$1 .00 DRESS SALE
Buy One At The Regular Prl~
<Mt The S.Cond One For $1.00
$2'!$391
BABES' I I BOYS'
T-SHIRTS 3-7
99c
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BLOUSES 1.88 Flannel Reg. Mc Dennlaon
GOWN . 99 DIAPER LINER .68 F11nne1 LslACKS
Dacron 4-tx
JUMPER ...... ·····-·······---····-\
.. No Iron" Gib
CAPRIS ~x
ltrotch Denim
CAPRIS 7-14
Daoro"
JUMPER 7-14 3.44
Dacron
SKIRTS 7-14 2.99
I MEN'S
Man'• lroadcloth
~-~~~~~~ ··-1. 99 --··············
Men'•
SPORTS.tf.1.~-~ •ew· 1 .88 ................
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.66
Glrt1'
Pml PANTS .99
\ Qtrl1' Fancy
~PANTIES Reg. $1.00 .66
Glrlr'
SUPS
BOYS'
T-SHIRTS
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F 1mou1 Curlty
Dl~PERS 2.44
C)or. To A Cuatorner
6.v~~; .... ·------............. .
CRIB • 23 .88 .................... ·-·· ....... .
Reg. 14.9!1
MA TIRESS 9. 99 ·····························-···
TERRY
STRETCH-ALL $1 .99 ••••·······•••··•····••··········
.86
99c ...................... -
JEANS t "
1.99
•·••···•········••··••
Swim Suits
99c
I BOYS'
Boys'
SPORT SHIRTS
Sire• 1-16
Boy1' •
PAJAMAS
l lztt 1·11 99~ Man'• Wu" & Wur
SLACKS
Ra .. &..ti
loys• 1 99 te~~~~ Whitt or N1vy. Reg. 2.H, Slza• 1·11 r
2.88
HURRY
QUALITY
NRON HOSE
3 for 100
Limit 3 to a Customer
MOHAIR SWEATERS
-SPORTSWEAR-
ALL WOOL
SHELLS R91. 12.00
888
CORDUROY
Car Coats
R99. $18.00
JUNIOR & MISSY
SPECIAL PURCHASE
DRESSES $10
• INTRODUCING OUR NEW
MILLINERY DEPARTMINT
LADIES
HATS
WOMEN 'S & TEEN'S
GRANNY DRESSES
PEG NOIR SET
HALF-SUPS
REG •. '3.00 VA.LUE
5.99
1.99
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F1mou1
PANTIE GIRDLE-Re • 5.00 3.44
be hu also worked under CRET of a well • dressed Fuod-ra.lalne programs in
Franda Chapin, Boria Ania-woman! Discover 3SO flat-which the C"UDty group iJ
feld and Lou.la rutman. urtng, new design ldeu lo part1clpatin1 are the aale
He bll been commia· our new Fall -Winter Pat-of fruitcake and Chrlatmas G.ll•R & '-0 1'11
atoned to do mural.I for M V· tern C&taloe. All a lies t Cou-cards, and orders .. be-SKI TS • Rec). 6.00 2. 99
V•luet to 29.95 •
PRE TEEN eral major Amcicaa com· pon for free pattern In Cata· ing handled by Mn. Jame. -·:-:-----------
pam. ad lnaUtutiou. lot. Send 50 centa. D. Holt, 538-'TM. Wemen .. jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!!iii!!iii!i!iii!~!!iiii!Pi!!!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiii1ll ILOUSES & PANT TO_PS __ 1. 99 N 0 ' I E ·--------·-"o lr~on _2.99
ANTHONY'S WORLD FAMOUS ~Ai'oiiANs
CUSTOM SHOE SERVICE
11 flo L•1er Al 'lith1nl'1 Lido Center
Pw the lllT In IHOI UPAlltlNG uee the CORONA DIL MAit SHOlt
--COWLl'll CUSTOM SHOE --
cntd HANDIAG UPAll
• lhoet Mii ball dyM to match yew I"" ...... end .... '"9¥.,... .. metch yeur eown . ,.. .......... .....,. ,.....
e W. & Meta fw Sp.ny T., 1Wen .a.n.
.. fectery ... dflalt ... est..._. ... ,_. .. ..,..._ . ~ ........... , .. " ...... , ............... -...... ,.. .. ...
3401 L C11• Hwy.
COIONA DIL MAit
PHONI
673-4640
Store Hou,._
ttJO .. 6
D .. ty
Mon. & Prl.
Tlll '
5.99
s.oo
1809
NIWPORT AVE.
LINGERIE
Flannel
GOWNS & PAJAMAl 1.99
w"o""~~-,,.;--------
PANTIES 6 for 1. 99
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IRAS -Rec). 4.00 2.99 V;ry-Spectil ·-----····------·
Gowns & Baby Dolh 2.99
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ALL SALES FINAL No Lay ~wa19 No Gitt Wrap
Pho••
646-0505
COSTA MESA
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Pre-Tttn lample
SPORTSWEAR
Pro-••n
112 -SLIPS
P,..·Teeft
SUPS
Pro-Teen Wool
SKIRTS -Reg. 9 .00
P,..·THn ltretch
1h off
1.49
1.69
4.99
CAPRIS • Reci. 8.00
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CITIS INJUSTICES
Jude-Robert Girdner
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INTRODUCES LAW
Anemblym•n Whitmore
lodge Contends
State Juve11ile Law
•
Needs Overl1aul
~~·.:.. ... ~ 0_:1~v "Lor• !fully, "-uely aubdued Ill Hunl· ="' "·" " .. ,...,.., ~ tn"lon B•ach and else"·htre -rttlflt ,, llfh!t ........ , t> • •
..,. .... -... .i.i, ...... o1 1But t'Onsider another asr-.-ct .... ..... , ~ .... -..... .,, ' . ' ,..-•• • · ....... I' n.... • 11 cha•11 of the defective Juvenile laws· .... Mltllllltll i:1ca. , .. i.w•~· .. • I . ,,;:: ~ ~: !:~ ... ~-;. An adult burglar who re· :=. 7.~ 'r.~>'''-"'. ce.ives a jail. ~entence can ef· fectively petition to have his
B ALBERT -BATES record expunged after a year 1 "· without further offerue. But °' .. IMllY '11e1 tt.it a juvenile mU&t have a clean
Ju9enlle Jaw In California record for five ye.trs before
ls 1hot through with mered· be can petibon for e~ge-
1ble injustices. It should be mt>nt'
o~rhauled. stem to stern A 17-year-old boy, booked
Tiw 1s not the ha.sly judg-by pohce for "Lack of Par·
ment of an lta~ parent, fa~ ental Control" lhei:eby has a
l''tttl <kstrucllon ol hJ.S son's police recortl tfu offense
or dAugh~r's reputallon ln a may have been no more st-
11mple teen-age prank. It 1s nous I~ youthful exuber-
the long cons1de~ view or ancc 'et he 11.a.nda to ~ve
Superior Court Judge Robert lu~ career ruined if he has
Gardner. now pres1dmg over the desire and ability to en·
0 r a n g e County's Juverule le~. a good law school or a
Court in one of ha perlodJcal military academy or other in· au1gnmen~ to that dlvtslon. slJtubon where his put n!C·
Judge Gardner iJ famed Jo-ord wlll be carefully checlced.
cally for some ot his imag1· JlJVENILE COURT
native verdicu -such as or-If hl.s parents were so ex-
derlng anti-1 o c I a I beatrulc cept.Jonally aware of the im·
tvpes to get Umr hair cut, phcat.Jona of the law ttiat they
in addJtion to staying aw;iy tns1sted that his case be sent
from the bt>ach and paying on l-0 Juvenile Court instead
floes for tht1r indiscretions of lus being released by local
He is even more famed na· pouce, ~ the boy would
honally for his reasoned in· have a chance hve years lat·
dktments of both the !aws er to have hJ.S "offeost" ex·
relating to JU\en1le cnml.l\31s punged from publ.tc rerord3.
and the fallac1ous ptulosophy If not. lus record stands per·
betund them In national ma~· manenUy against him. And
azlne articles and from md.Oy1only 2S per cent of youthful
a spealung platform. the Or.,Offenders ev.er go through JU·
ange Counly junst has ham· venile court
mered a"a} at such ~hort-1 But even with t:be best legal
comings in Jaw" appl~ rn~ to advice, leadmg l-0 juvenile
juvrniles as these court treatment, those five
LA w f Al~ ~a;s are enough to, ruin the
-The law falls to separate, twy 5 career. For it u be-
ucepl phy11cally in delen· .een ages 1.7 and 22 that ht
lion the dependent ntglect· will shape hU future career.
ed ~r abandoned cruidren who ~h~ ~aw, in the military, or
have done no wrong from 0 erwise.
those who hav1> committed Does 11 make sense to have
i.erlous cnmcs All are hand· an adult.bu r g I a r able to
led in the same wa\-a guard· cleanse his record in one year
ianshlp wa y. The law's pre-while .a young man or wom-
occupaUon '1s with causes be· an. with far less likelihood of
hind juvenile crime. not at pre.meditated offense, has to
all w 1 th punishment for wait five years for expunge.
wrongdoing. me-nt .. even of a trarugresslon1
The neglected unoffending so nunor u lo be hardly
chUd 1s treated 111 exactly the worth the attention of police
same "ay as tht n11nmal ors court&"
child and comes out or court , I.JU. ~ youths were sent
with the same stigma as the home from Newport Beach
crimll\31 ctuld lie carries on .. Lack of Parent.al Con-
thla stain for the r~st of tm ~~I charges during Ea.s~r
lift ln some areas as high eek Uus year. Not that the
as 50 per cent of the ctuJdren pol!ce shou~dn't have sent
going through Juvenile C-Ourt tht'm home if they were get·
have done no v. rong. but thev (Continued On Next Pace>
bear this unf&lr stigma nev-
ertheless 1
Tile creat need IS for a Sep·
arate children's C'ourt for
such cases so that all the
"orld will know the child
committed no offense. that he
or 1he was simply neglected.
Whetmore
Resolution
abused or abandoned. . l"oUowing u the full text of
-Present law denl~s Juve-A11semblyman Ja m e 1 E
niles the same rights adulta Whetmore's resolution call:
ha.ve when charged with a ing. for an ~terim study of
crime They should be pre· California's Juvenile 1 aw 8 1u~ed \Mocomt until proved which has now been adopted
guilty beyong rtasonable and referred for hearing in
doubt -but they are ~· the next regular seasion of
'nwJy are denied ball. a right Ute Legislature:
adults take for granted They
•• derued the nght of trial ~¥~::.,~ 1f..
by jury. tomething adulta WHfUAs, rt,,.. C.::"!: ._ ...
also take for granted They :~"~':ii.!.ncl~~~ c:= =r"'ttteo ahould have all the ronst.Jtu· wHuu~. Tht --1ew11 .,. ,.,.__
tJonal rigllu their elders en· ~,: :rl:~~r .~ ~sr::. =
J b t . ·1 I Dlnei ,,...,,_ .. _.,.., oy, u Juveru e aw, redo-'"" dot!"-"' ..,..,. , "--
lent ol aociological theory and •u;m~\m'.' ~-' -"-""
ldealiJm, denJes these rights =-..:i~ i;..~=..,,.~
l t he name of "proteding ~~-"'"""""" ~-.ci.tv • .,,
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INDIFFERENCF. ~.:111r~ ~.:m:. cor;~
Wont ol all, the law as ap-"1 tlnd1 t1 ~ t1 ~ .,roe,...:,,,:,~
pUed lo J II W ~ cttf nqueftCY; U\'-1'lllf't wP,i •rt uven es om1Ls the c.11a,,..i "''"' wroi no.,.. *"'td many
dt•-• ,J punishm"'nt fo ., ~ ~ .. -.l't<lv .. oa ,,.,o.11on•t1• t.CTn:n~ VJ ~ r tuocleted with • '"°"''' 4tttrmlnt!lon violation. SeriouJ offenders M fllllll -luver>llet WM commit of.
''D d f h-• lh !.-._ ~i,. to Mi!IWltlM "' "" aay, a • -1 can t row = :ift 11111 1o btllev• ~ "'-~
me in Jail. I'm a juvenile.·· ~,,jfy"'~,,,~ -;;,:,,~
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... -.. -,....at.I ~l"=-~~ .uthority I npecUlly f&Uler-. ~ •
autborit.J, lw broken down, ~ &..:
P'Ofr up IDdJffernt to author· ._, -· ,,,.,..._, • •
(ty. .."~~ ~....:~~ l~~
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FAB
KING SIZE
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WESSON Oil
FOllALADS
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GllE STUIS ...... f Ill.
TEllDIRLOIN 119
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CU~UMBERS
2180 llWPORT IVD
707 WT 191 STREET
• STORE HOURS:
l'rldey I a.m. to lO p.m.
Seturdty I •·'"· to 9 p.m.
SuMey t a.m. to 9 p.m.
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Wtdntsday, Nowmbu 3, 196.5
OLDEST AND NIWUT -Co1b K ea druggilt
Alvin Pint1ey mak• th• lllt call in what may be
the oldllt talepboae booth in Oranee County while
bJa wtfe. lAJey. trlea out tM neweat. The ltreamllned
model replaced the 35-year-old booth lut week at
Pinkky'a Cotta Mesa Pbarmaey.
Coanty's Oldest!
35-year-okl Phone
Booth Did Job Well
Alvin L. Pinkley hu been
araand Cotta Maa a lq
time bl hU dowetowo dJ"ui
l1«'e -32 ~. to be U· act.
But h1a teltphoH booth
had been around even 1001-
er -at ltut ~
So lut W"Mk Pldflc Tel.-
phone niplAC*l tbe d.ted
booth -&eu..ed to be the
oldest 1n Ora.nee County -
wtth lb latest, DlOlt up to
date model, only the ncond
to be put Into Mn1ce 1n the
CCMmty and the flnt alOOI
the Oran1e Cout.
"We balld them to lut 2)
~·" • :t p 1a 1 n • d Tom
t•nd, Paclfte 1'l1ellbcDI dlltdct maDalV. •• and tbb
OM bu more than done its
job."
The new pbooe booth hu
a clrcu1ar alidiq door and
a fan inside tor air cool~
comfort during the warmer
d.1.7a. The rectangular bo:\
design bu been ttplaced
by a nat met.ti sheet fac· 1n1.
Tb• only other booth of
lb kind WU inltaJled in the
new Crest Hotel in Ana·
helm, Enciand reported.
The old booth baa ""th·
ered quJte a bJt of use over
the put ~ yeara, accord-tnc to Plntley, a former
IDQOI' ol Costa Mesa a.nd
pr1nrtl.J a city councilman
and dWnnan of the Costa
Mua County Wa~r Di.strict
board of directors.
STATE "Back in the ~rs 1t "'a~
• • • j~t about the only pay
(P'rom Pre.-Jtaie ) phone lJ\ ~~ U'H." P tnkJey tin& out ol. Une ~ 1'9Called. A lot of the men
tbe pd>lic ~-Bat f1ftrf ==y•ktbe~du~n~
ooe ol. blM )Wk,.._s bu come down and use 1t.' ·
a blot CID hJe or W record One of the airmen ht ;!c;' ~~°':a'; noted. Ud a clever sy~tem
an of letting h1J family know
profaliGml life, or 9ftD a be wu 1Wl there and safe ~ burtneN lift. hi durtnC the war. He would
the · call a number in the Mid-
UNFAIR LAWS dle West, let the phone rmg
The problem ta not with twice, and then hang up A~
law ~ It r'9ltl long •• his family heard
wtth an unfatr eet ot juwntle those two abort rtngs every na. night they knew he was all
Allemblrm-Jam.ea E. rltht.
~. (R-Gmten Grow) ------
at the a u C C e 1 tl o n ot the
DAILY PILOT, met wttti T A
Judie Gwctner and other'• a x ~ssor
with prol.eaaional lmowlectce ~ the IUbject. >.. • relUlt be Will S k tntrodtJced HOQM ~ pea No. 25 urty bl October. It
oalll for an iDWim study. Orange C-o\mty tax as~s
(See fWl tat •wt.re oa IOI" Andrew Hinlbaw will be
Ills page.) the key speaker at the Nov
._The ~ ~uent· 9 meetin& of the Orange Coast ~' i-~ ~,. retw~on A ..... ..1.-.. --• ti · o ~before the Judk:ia.r, \AYA: ~~ on in range Commlu..'-"'l---~--wu txpeded but Cout Coneg. ~ (~1ty house. the let'a1atora dee"*! ~ Hinshaw will ditcUSs IS·
Q:deet t. 90 ~ that ~ent = and proce·
a jatnt bllrinl ol h Jucld. dlll"f:' in ge County, ac·
flr1 IDCI Q1.mfneJ ~ OOl'ding to CJwlotte Lyb,
oammW.., will be blld ta-cbatnnan ol the OCCA 1ub--... ........,.... In ttle nut commtttee an tax assenment • r _..., problem1 . ~ tellicm. A panel ot H.wbor Area
IN'IDDI ll'UDY ooamudty IMder-a to quea.
TM bope ii u..t 111 berim tiaa tilt &11111 rK ii now be-
lbt:J -• IJIOCldtw• ftkb tq bnMd. The penel will tn-....... °"-tblD 90t to dlldl Vb M.,. WDlard ht' \tw Mltkll tn acoard Jordln o1. OD1ta .,.._ and wtilla .. ftl ... o1. tb1 ~ QwwwAaa. Jamee B. sted-
_.. nMllt tn br111Ctnc a.. ot Nwpan Beedl..
....... ol. pant,bment to ,,,. rDMUJll ii a,. to tbt
..... -.. ~ ol rt.a-pablSc Ille )lrflmle crtme. And •ol------
h& otblr' pnMd cllfectl wbo r'OM from ~ ju.
will be oarrect.ed. tnc1ncuna ..a. delinqoent" to a d»-...,.....111 the unfair tre.\. tlnp.1lbed career tn 1DlllSc. ma ti ~ tn tbe mi6-and poittk:il. wll dll•M w el 9Q Cha t b • l r "'°" fer ....-. b IAC1s-.._ .. aat tt Cbe 1Mlrim
Aa '*1m.D '"1etmon. lbld:J l• •uth«bed.
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LEGAL N011CE
Mllchines Will Do the Chores
Dreyfuss Looks to Future
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:CG OMlYP,,., •• ~-·~· ;;:;~;;;;~, ... Proposal for New JC Expected Nov. 17
To Attend .
SWEETHEART
Cathy FergulOn
uruon high school a new juruor college dlatlict.
By CHARLES H. LOOS 1school officlala more time to college student&. vote last week, the C~pLStrano ton ~achoved ahead anyway, Those standards include a y Day F e te Education Editor work oul detalla Of the plan. The state Leiial&ture h&J board decided to jolll Tustin d1str1ct ~ l . now the occ minimum of 1 000 junic.'r col·
• "' Of ,... OeJry ,,.., "•" BEFORE VOTERS or~4 ~ -:UJ ~ C~or· rd Laguna th in an att~e~:::. =1~f a ls lege students with a minimum
Close to 150 youngsters SANTA ANA -Offlc1als of Dr William Ullom Laguna ~~n~u uruor c ge ;:,rr:g: ~~ct. coun The .Legislature has since of Sl50,000 hass.~~dsedt valuation th o c t , · • · · behind eac Sr..u en . from the Orange Coast YMCA ree south range o u n . Beach school a\.Q)erint.ende.nt, LAST YEAR Dr. Paul Demaree, former made it unnecessary for JUD· 1 Id e b)'
will go by bus to Hollywood school systems are e;..pected said south county school au-superintendent of the Ana-iar college districts lo have Dr. ~lo~ sa I a sur S~nta
j . 10 000 to lay their proposal for a Ulorities hope to get the jun· Northern porUooa of Orange heim Union Htgh School Dis· U boundaries and Boyl~ .ngmeer ng 0
Saturday to om some • new Juntor college district be· ior college propouJ before County formed a new junior trict cast the only dissenting con guous o Id link up with Ana mdicates the three south
youngsten l.ll observing y. fore county school aulhor1t1es voters in April or September college district last year. vote' indicating be favored a Cap;~ano cl u districts with· county areas will have 1;600
Day. here Nov. 17. of next y~. In either case, Electioos to form a new cen· Ue-up with the Orange Coast cen ~ J Tustin or La· junior college students by S('p-
Cathy Ferguson. Burbank, The proposed district, cov· the new di.strict would tral county Junior college set-Junior College District. ogunut areg tember 1967, with mo.r~ t:ian
who won old medals in the ering about 330 square miles, become effective July 1. 1967, up are 1cheduled for early · ~.000 assessed va ua ion
g would include th~ Laguna provided voters in Laguna 1966. The central county plan ORIGINAL PLANS SOME DOUBT bt!hind eac~ student. . ~~~ympi~ garnesa:J : Beach t 'nif1l'd School D1str1ct . Tuslin and the San Juan Cap-calla for merger of the Or· The old Capistrano Union There was some doubt that Ullom said there 15 some
ac be ~ swurmf has the Capistrano lln1f1td School istrano-San Clemente a re a ":°ge and Garden Grove uni· High School Di~tricl and 1:&· without Capist:rano. Tustin indicalion the pr.:,iosed. so,utti ~m r oeda5rea~ e~f'\ th Distnct and the Tust.m Lln1on approve. fl~ school d.l.atrlots plus the guna Beach unified were lD· and Laguna could meet state county clistnd "0 •11 I h,l\I lo
da n nam wee ea 0 e lllgh SchOJl D1str1ct Presentation of the propos· ex.I.sting Santa Ana and Or· eluded in original planning topsi.:;:ta:!!nd:!,!a:,!,rds~f:,:;:o:_r.:;:th~e.:,c;.;.rf!;;,;;a;,;,;tl.;.;on;..;,;of_:i.(C=o=nt=lu=e=d=O==-n Next Page~
y. It would encompass terri· aJ to the county achoo! redJs· ange Cout Junior college dis· Corm the OCC district in the1r ..
Not only will there be U a tory surroW1d.lng the L1ruver-tricting committee la~r this trida. late 1940'a. The di.strict would • JOB PRINTING ls~ingB ~~~ th~ ,~~~ sity of rahforn1a, Irvine and month will mark the first con-The three south county !lave stretched the ~~of e PUBLICATIONS
w alsoowwill.. tt nd ~ foot-would stretch into the city of cret.e step toward getting areas were invited lut year the Orange County coas Cle, • NEWSPAPERS
_ st.ers a e UCLA "'e""""r1 Bt.'ach. southern portions ot the (Oun-to joln Orange Garden Grove from Seal Beach to San e· ball game bet~n .~ .. rv . ' • te SPEEDED TO YOU and Washmgton at the Coli· The south county Jun ior col· ty into a Junior college sY•· ~anta Ana and Orange Coast men · 642-4321
Complete New 'fork Stock
E.xrhan~ tninssctlona come
to the DAILY PILOT within
minute• or cJ011ln1t O\ er •
high-~ electrOnlc a I I y
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lege proposal was scheduled t.em. 10 a new junior college dis-However. Laguna pulled
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,t\ILY PROT EDITORIAL PAGE
Building Coast Assets
President Lyndon B. John&on'1 signing of the M
billion omnibus rlvera and harbor• bill offen anothu
aignl!lcant step forward In the effort to provide adequate
recreational boating facilities along the Orange Coast
ly under the control of the Board o! Supervisors .nd the
U S. Army Corps of Engineers.
The meuure carried with it an appropriation of
$1 million for the development of Dana Point Harbor
along the county'• 1outh coul
The significant point la that few will argue that the
pro1ect is not needed. It will be an important uset to the
coast and all of Orange County.
All a.crosa California. experta are pre-dieting bHvy
future demand.I upon recreational areas. Tht Orange
County coutllne hu always been a prinw recrHhon
area for Californians. It will undoubtedly conhnu~ to lure
rnilllona of new vi.sltors u the population upa.nds 1.11
the years ahead.
When completed, the i22 million Dana Point Harbor
will provide mooring for 2,000 vessels and launchin.i
facililles to handle 1.000 boata daily. Construction 11
expected to start in 1968.
Dana Point Harbor holds promise of becoming one
of the Orange Coast's finest useta in meeting Californa's
future demands for recrution fac1l.lues.
Federal appropriations for the development of Dana
Polnt Harbor now tot.al $4 millJon. Orange County tu-
payen will finance the project with matching funds.
now being accumulated at a rate of $300.000 uch month.
Forms of Protest, Dissent
Reader Roger Taylor Walke in a letter in today's
Mailbox t.aku the DAD.. Y Pn.oT to task on grounds, in
effect, that we are intolerant of d issent by the student
demonstrators. (His letter far exceeded the space limita-
tion but the usence of his complaint is given l.D the open-
Uli four paragraph! printed below.)
Now, tt'• no secret that operation& of the Orange
County Harbor District have been attacked by a minority
aroup of opponenta in the central county. and methods
of financing the new Dana Point lb.rbor have been ques-
tioned on several tronll.
nrtancing plans, however, have been in the public
view for the past several years and any effort to switch
financing methods indeed seerru1 belated at this late date.
Legal changes that might be forced in the govern-
mental structure of the Orange County Harbor Di.strict
certainly 1hould not alter plan& for Dana Point Harbor
development. The project his been carried ahead direct-
The DAILY PILOT hu never objected to protest or
dissent -onJy the form and the ilJegality. Burnina draft
cards, attempting to atop troop trains, trespuaing and
seeking to give ald and comfort b> the enemy by aendtni
medical supplies to the Viet Cong. defying the law in-
stead of testing their cause in the courts-thue are the
acts of persons miluaing the freedom to dissent.
Public opinion hued on free and open diacUAlon is
vttal to the democratic process. So al.so u respect for and
obedience to laws utabliabed by that same proce11.
Guest Editorial
• • • Right or Wrong!'
By O'JTO RIEG ER
Whatever happen~ to
the old ad.age, "My coun-
try rltht or wrong!" H11 It
become too old-fuh.loned
for our 1ophiltic1~ college
brothers aC1"011 the coun·
try?
To fight for your country,
lo betr arm.a in the quest
for treedom for all human-
ity, is deftnltely "out," 10
.tat.ea the "ln" ~p. while u.tanini to .. In" warbltn1s
of ''way-«rt0 minatnla. w h l l • ataa1ni "Ue-lnJ,"
"ait--ina," ~"drac-o u ta,"
"a~wttbl," thty burn
their draft earda ln optD
deftance al law and coun-
try. I aint. ft ii mucll HI-
ju to Mt tlame to a UWe
piece of paper than it la
to do the same to a Vaet
Con& ammo-dump!
Fine. Some mereJy attend
college to dodee the draft,
1bame, shame; some mar-
ry in a fantaJtic hurry and
produce a fantastic number
of children in a fantasU·
cally abort time, more pow·
er to them; aome, well,
aome have a brightly color·
ed atreak down t b e i r
northern aide while walking
south, uau.ally ldentilled 11
-yellow.
TllE.5E BUMBLE wordi
are neither an endoraement
nor a condemnation of 1ov-
erruMDt policy in Vietnam,
(that I leave to more in-
~lll&ent "colleae" ltu·
denta and., of COW"se, poll·
tlclant) what p&lnl me,
however, is tA> aee other-
wise sensible, int.elli I e rr...t
young women and m e n
making fools out of them·
selvea on street comers, •t
l~rna. and flat Ol\ their
haunches at a alt-in wbll~
some of my friends, and.
most likely some of theirs,
are taking their lieu on the
battlefield.
1 AM WILUNG to bet
m oney to C-ration that they
would much rather be home
than in the steaming
jun&Jea of a foreien coun-
try. But they have courage
-they face death every
minute of the day, yet they
ttaht rather th.an make 1
1pectacle out of tbanuelvea
In front ol their country·
men.
Those &ood people who
feel they have lo march,
slt-ln or Ue-tn for a o m e
cause would do very wen.
perhapa, to expend their
eoeri,iea like other healthy.
if D0t 10 "intellectuaJ,"
young Americans. Try alt-
tinJ·\n on a football game.
or a mualcal, OI' IOlldl
put an exhlblt.loa OC your
favorite artt.ct and lf an th.at
does not help -10 square,
man. and march ID the San-
ta Parade.
THERE 18 ONE obvioua
thing collece student. and
politiclana have in com·
mon -they both take them·
aelves too seriously.
tr.onor'a Nott: Mr. tuerer
la e atuden1 at CaW.nla
State C0Ue1e at L • D I
Bucb.)
IN OTHER days, draft-
dodgera were equaled to
desert.era (and a deserter
ia a form of traitor); today.
however, they are heroes to
their crowd and are (etf'd
at orgies r eminiscent of the
decayini Roman Empire.
Y o u n g men arf' b e i n g
taught In special classes
on how to dod~e the draft.
Young people atA!ge such
grand attractions as "Viel·
nam Day," where a v.•hole
country LS told that 1l.6 aona
are dying for nothing but
peasanta in Vietnam. ''Why
are thote troops down in
Alabama I" ahrleka ooe by·
slericaJ speakt!' f r o m a
platform. Why u he not in
the field belplni his broth·
ers ! Oh yes, it Is easier lo
expel a lot of wind than to
perspire for your beliefs.
r--Ha1-B~~;-
"' laeetll'"9 L~Jaeetl Monew
I WONDER lf those pe<>·
pie are the same u those
grand patrtota who de·
manded not too long ago,
"Fair Play for Cuba." I
wonder lf in the near future
they will be carrying ban·
ne.rs d e c 1 a r i n g, "MAO
NOW," or "Var,. Yay, Vay,
for MAO TSE! ' or perhaps
even "MAO, the GREAT in
'68!"
Dilferent people have dlf.
ferent reaaons for not wan~
ing lo be put in uniform.
Some are cooaclentiously
opposed to violence in 1en·
eraJ and war in particular,
which la fine II one believes
in human &oodneas aJI that
much; some are studying in
unlvenitiel to become even-
tual leaden In their com-
munities. they do not burn
their draft cuds: some are
too valuable to the rove.rn-
ment to ael'ft In tbl fteld.
Ont of the blsgest un-
solved problems o( t h e
American husband today 1s
how to get more luncheon
money from his wife.
Here and there you still
find an old-fashioned male
who controls the family fl·
nances and puts h.is wife on
a skimpy household allow·
aDCi! for which she must
render to him strict ac·
counting.
Dear George:
Do you say "chicken
farm" or "chicken ranch"
or do you say eornethinl
else! c.v.
Dear C.V.:
Now that you mention it,
I never say either one. What
I do mostly iJ recite "The
Cremation cl Sam McGee"
and then oalJ at parties.
(Stnd your problems to
Gtor1e. He needs 1 laugh.)
Dear Gloomy Gus:
The pn>en._. atadenta at UCI al-
ready know nwn than tbe profeuora.
Tbt itudentl ,.i their lnlpiration from
a comic strip and think they are edu-
e1ted. I think anteater would be a eood
name becaute ucra athletel wool® 't
feel IO badly when they bite the dUJt.
--C. M.
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But In most homea it ope!'"
ates tile other n y. The
husband meekly brings
home his weekly paycheck
ln his mouth. His wife, aft-
er patnng him on the head,
deposits the c:htlclt in l h e
bank.
THEN SHE is in charge
of the spending. S o m e
wives on Monday give their
husbands the lund.5 that are
$Uppoaed to laet them
through the week.
Such wlvea uaually a rt
newlyweds. Older w I v • 1
know this system doe111't
work. They have found out
from experleoce that lf they
five a bulbed hia full al·
Iowa.nee on Monday he'll be
broke by Wedneaday morn-
ing -and whining for more.
So \Dey dole lt out dally.
But eo~ husbands 1eem
to t>e in a .rebe Jlloua mood
about their ltmcheoo allow-
ances, judging by a bu 11
session at an office water
cooltt l overheard recently.
"f'VE BEEN married 2S
years and in that time the
bou haa 1iven me five mer-
it r aiaet." volu.nt.eered a
marital vet.an. "But how
many merit ra!Hs bas my
wtf e If"° me in that time?
Not one.
••A q\W'ter of a century
aao IM stert.ed cMn1 me so centt a day for lunch,
and it ... oby then. 1
could ltl I ~
dinner for 4S cwb, and tbat
left nM with a nickel Q) buy
1 etpr att.awarda.
"8ut abt sUU cJn1 me
Ol\Jy four·bita 1 day. and
nowadays you'n lucky to set a peanut buUtT l&Dd-w1dl foe that. .. ......... ....
Mailbox
To the Editor:
As one who "firmed up
to hiJ duty" durill1 World
War JI, and who sharea
yoW" concern about the
national interest and the
outcome of the war in Viet-
nam, I must protest the un·
thinking emotional toM and
impUcaUon of your editor·
iaJ "The Rat Fink Corps."
{Daily Pilot. Oct. 20).
IN A FEW paraifapbs,
you cba.ract.erbe the dem·
onstralora apl.nst our gov-
ernment'• action as be-
wildered, immature, super--
liberal, uhlbitioD.laU, so-
d.al milflta and political op-
port:ullbta: acCUJe them of
pllibWty, fear, abuainf
freedom, near treuoa ( ! )
and constituU., tbe "rat
fink corps." Yoo then f~
low thiJ emotion.al Ur ade
with an unret.ted editor-
ial titled "Calm, lnteillgent
Approach," an attitude ot
which you apparently q.
prove when it cornea to har·
bor and recrutional devel·
opmenl Wby not other-
wbe!
MANY OF the 1tudeota.
professors, s e n a t o r a.
clercmen and otMn wbo
object to our nation'• ~
vlUea in Vietnam are at
leaat aa well j n f o r m • d
about the hiltory. political
back&found, and nature el
the Vlet:name&e peoplu,
and tbe dangera of Commo-
nhm u are e1tber tboM
who advocate escalation, or
those wbo follow alone on
the basis that our leaders
are always right. U there
is a difference of oplnlon.
111 it not just possible that
il is an honest one, baled
on sincere beliefs and &nl·
lyses of the whole prob-
lem?
1 DO NCYI' know what the
beat solution to the Vietnam
problem iJ. Stifling of con-
troversy, however. 11 no
way to arrive at the rilht
answers. r do know. for ex-
ample, that the demonatra·
-----..
tiooa and teach-tu are not
d..lnc:ted aaaintt the aerv-
lcemen who are fi&hUn1
and d11ni "for ua" In Viet.
nam. 'Ibey are larfely an
expreaaion of stroof con·
victiona that W. "war" I.I
an unjust, Impractical, and
l m m o r a 1 cauae which
wutea the precioua Uve1 ol
theu u.me young men.
ROGER TAYLOR WALKE
( Ed.ltor'a Note: Set edi·
&ortal above.)
Beree•
To the Editor·
A friend cl mine cbtata
OD h1a lncome tu -Dk OC•
culooally or one-1 )ear,
but every day, And do you
know. he protests louder
and longer about "excea·
live" Income tax than any·
one that I know. I think
a.bout him often these days
when we read 10 much
about 210 per cent Ameri-
ca.u doina ao much protest-
lnl about the draft dodgers,
traiton, commies, etc., et.c.
I WAS lN World War 11.
Before an attack our com·
pany commander used to
eocouraae our courage by
1aytna, ··u any of you
8.0.B.s rtt lost thi• tllne, l
will puaoaally shoot y o u
when we 1•t to1etber."
And dMptte tbh enooura1• JMlrt. vtrtuaDy everyone im-
medtatel1 p k>lt U IOOD
u the •bootina .tarted..
They not only didn't want
to f.liht. they wouldn'l
I REALIZE that some l
million heroes individually
won the war. I just never
met any of them. And 1 just
can't help lhlnklng of t h e
one• that I knew personal-
ly when I bear the loud 210
per centen today. W.B.
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By ROBERT S. ALLEN
and PAUL SCOTT
14411 JYM!aie, llK.
The continuing deploy-
ment of Soviet surface·to-
alr m.is.slles in North Viet-
nam iii causing growing un-
eaalness among President
Johnson's military and in·
telligencc advisers.
With more SA-2 missile
1ite1 now in North Vietnam
than in Cuba, lbe mlhtary-
lntelligence e x p e r t s are
coocuned that the missile
build·up may be a prelude
to the lntrc7duction of large
numbers ot Soviet Jet bomtr
en and ground-to-ground
m«lium r a n g e ballistic
milailee.
T H E S E MISSILES and
bombers could present a
formidable threat' to the se-
curity of U.S. troops and
aircraft in South Vietnam
because of their concentra-
ti<tn in strategic areas.
This alarming possibility
was ordtred probed by Cen·
tral Intelligence Director
Raborn. whose agency is in
charge of all in~lligence in
Vietnam, alter photo recon-
naissance lights discover-
ai at least 32 missile sites
in North Vietnam compar-
ed to 25 in Cuba.
On receiving this intell1-
ience, Admiral Raborn im·
mediately began aslong
questions 1eeking the rea-
sons ~d Cle increasing
SAM sites in the same way
hia predecessctr did prior to
the Cuban missile crisis.
IN LATE September 1962,
John McCone, then CIA
head, started to sE:'riously
question his agency's re·
ports that Russia would
never send ballistic mis·
Illes to Cuba. Citing nu -
merous s h i p m e n t s of
ground-to-air miulles, Mc·
Cone kept d e m a n d i n g,
"Why is Russia 1e!nding so
many SA·2 m l 1 s i l e s to
Cuba?"
By mid-October McCone
g<1l hia answer and the
world a major U.S.-Soviet
confrontation. The SAMs
were lnat.alled to provide a
protective ring for 42 1.~
mile-range balllst1c mis-
all• and 3S medium-range
jet bomber• being readied
tor operatJonal use.
Bl8TORY REPEATS -
AJ In the period preceding
tha Cuban miuile crlaia,
the number and !Mbace of
Ru.atan miuile1 in North
Vietnam apparently are
beinJ undlrelUmated by
U.S. "OcialJ .
In the opinion o( military·
intelli1ence e:acpe'rta. herd
drcumltant1al evidence ex·
iata that the Ru1stans are
aaatn prepartna to teat the u.s. by inatalllnr a conald·
erabk numlMrr ol balilsUc
mla1lle1 and bombera in
North Vletrwn.
Since lut JUlr high-fiy· i~ u~ ~··•n ee
planet haw pbotofrapbed
ar least 14 900-mU..ranp
Badaer bomlMh cm alJ-..
fields w1thJn Iba Hanoi-Hai·
pbool complo -I 100-
mllt-aq\l&re auctuarr that
11 Off llmJta t4 U.S. bomt>-
era.
U.S. EXPERft b8lltw
tbe rnunblr ol bombers
"1-
• • i •
may be as high as 30. This
estimatt! Is based on lnlor·
mallon supplied by foreign
busrnessmen who witness-
ed the unloading of large.
hatched ships that arrived
at llalphong, North Viet·
nam's main po r l, last
month from Russia
Ships w1lh largt hatche~
'4ertt used to sneak bomb·
ers and missiles Into Cuba
1n 1962. The same type ves·
sel hauled tho e weapons
out of Cuba under ttireat of
U S. military actton.
IN ADD ITION to t he
bombers, tht North Vietna·
mese have received some
30 MIG·21 jets. This late-st-
model lighter couJd be a
match for the planes tbe
U.S. 1s using against tar-
gets in North Vietnam. The
MIG-21 is roughly compa,r.
able to the F·l04 intercept•
or. Around 50 older-model
MIG-15s and MIG-17s are
staUone'd on fields near Ha-
noi.
The Soviet's rrussUe ln-
tentions are proving dilfl·
cult to evaluate becauae o(
the drastic restrictions the
White House hu placed on
retl.'nnaJssance fiighta ovn
the Hanoi-Haipbone area.
{~-S~ric;ly Pe;s;.;alj
l'agarie• of the LanfluOfle
By SYDNEY J . HARRIS l'u•11u..n ...._,... .,,....,,.
OM of the strange va-
garies of the English langu-
age cropped up again re-
cently, Ln a dialog between
the U.S. Attorney General
Katzenbach and the Allor·
ney ~neral's office of the
S~te of Washington.
The knotty question con·
fronting these legal emi·
nences was : Should an At·
tomey Genttal be ad-
dressed as "General"., The
man from the a t a t e of
Washington p ro tested
against the practice, saying,
"I can think of no other ti-
Ue composed of several
words which. when short·
eoed, retains the modlfier
and omits what 1s modi-
fied ..
THE TWO members of
the President's cabinet who
att not addressed as "Mr.
Secretary" are the Attorney
General and the Postmas-
ter General. What title of
honor and position, then,
should be applied to them!
It does seem absurd to call
them "General"; but no
less absurd to call t h e m
"Poetmaster" and "Attor-
ney" : while thelr full tltlet
are too loog and cumber·
some for ordinary UM!.
And witat about the Con·
sul Geleral of a foreign
country! Should be, too. be
called "General"! Th a t
teem S IS silly H calling I
Ueutenant Governor "Lieu·
tn.ant," a Chief Justice
"Chief," or a Provott Mar·
aha! "Provost.··
lN TH.E CASE of t h e
Vice President of the U.S ..
the l\andy word "Veep" w11
devised by Dear Alben, and
rapidly becamt a boon to
harried beadlw writers.
This kind of &'hortband -
c a 11 e d an ''acronym,"
which is formed by ualllg
the initial letter! of the
words in a UtJe -h a a
been enormously useful In
referring to such groups as
UNESCO and NATO, and
has even been adopted com-
mercially by such compa-
nies as SOCONY a n d
MONY.
~ General -oops, At.
tomey General -Katzen.
bacb ~out, the mod-
ern word "Sheriff" comes
from the medieval "shire
reeve." who waa tbe stew·
ard of the shire <or county).
and the words were com-
bined to make one oew
term.
ACTUALLY, tbe military
title "General'' ia itaelf a
shortening of tbe phrase
"General Officer,'' and
at the other extreme cl tne
military scale, the word
"Private" ls a shortening of
the phrase, "Private Sol·
dier."
Although the Briti.ah have
many more formal Utlea
than we have, Americana
teem fonder of apreadfnC.
them around. In Encland,
surgeons are referred to H
pl&in "Mr .. " not as "Dr.,"
wfllle colleee teachers are
not unlvenally called "~
fessor," u they are here.
What Mencken called "Ute
UM of the bonorWc" 11
wkkspread ln Am«tcan
society, and men have bftn
called "Colonel" all their
Uvtt who 1erved (or t w o
months ln a war 40 year.
before. HavinJ no be~ta·
ry tJUea, we enjoy pu1lnt
around new ones aa we ao
lloQc.
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nie etmortaJ pap of ti. PllJ7 PUot ..a to tnfonD
and lttmulate iudm bJ prtml~ um De ..
p0per'1 ODlnlou ad ~ on lol>la of II>
temt and lipi.lftcanm. bJ~ln a loru.m for 1M trprea!oa of oar • . and bt
prwenttn1 the dlTtrM ot tnfonned
oblemn md apot.nm -• topks ol tbe daJ. ..... ... w-. .......
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Heater Filters Need
Steady Attention
Even the most scrupulous be cleaned penodlcally -
• housek~per c a n overlook once at the beginning of the
something she may not even w111t.er healing season. about . Nov. l , and at least twice dur·
1tnow the location or. -but Ing the season, which ends
when s h e aoes. sne s over· about April 30. If filters be·
looking an important i.?urce come too clogged to respond
of bouse heating efflc1ency to cleaning they should be
and safety. changed
That's the word of advice "Cleaning the furnace fll.
issued today by the Orange ter IS another of those little
County Fire Chiefs Associa· thlngs that takes only a min·
Uon on the subject of filters ute or two, but is worth every
on forced air heating equip-second an safety and lncreaa·
ment. ed comfort." Marshall ob-
omc1als of Southern Coun· served
I ties Gas Co. joined the fire -------
chiefs in promising full co-
operation by all the hrm's C1\1 Juniore
customer service personnel
ln pa ssing aJong information Plan taruival and advice to cust-0mers.
Many householders neglect Costa Mesa High Schoel
their forced air hei;Ung equlp· opens the gates Saturday t'O
ment mters simply because la third a n n u a I "Marty's
they don't realize they are Corral."' a carnival sponsor·
there, Costa Mesa F1re Cluer ed by the school's junior
John Marshall declared. Or class to raise funds for the I 11 they do, the y don 'l always junlor-s e n 1 o r prom next
realize the importance of reg· spring
ular maintenanre and clean· The carnival. which ha, a 1
ing o! the filters. 1 wt~tei n theme. 1s scheduled ' II
In the case or forced air !rom 11 a.m w 4 pm. Th•· I healing systems. filters should I public 1s invited. I
Wtdnuday, Nowmbtr J, 1965
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-----------------EVERYBODY A CHIEF -Newport Beach's 15th
Street City Council includes C1uted from left) Tiny
Johnston. publicity manager, Terry Berry, secretary;
Sonny Chrlstoffers, chief of police. KneelinJ are
Gary Callahan, sheriff; Bob Christian.son, jailer;
Ke1th Richardson. fire chief, and stmdine. Larry
Houchin, dog catcher; Bob Chev&nU, park and rec-
reation commissioner; Dave Smith, postmaster. Rick
Anteau, district attorney. Not pictured. Mayor Vince
McGlory and Chief Magistrate Tom Cornwall, who
were in the water.
Form 'Council'
Siirf Buffs Launch
Clean-up Operation
By THOMAS FORTUNE I and a short lime lat.er one in·
corrigible surfer "'as boast· A group of Orange Coast Ing for print, "We decided we
College students and dropouts have to hve with It so man.
have formed "The 15th Street we decided to tidy 'the place
City Counc1.I"' to clean up up 1 bit "
their home away from home . . Council members live In va· The council 1$ pretty proud
rious parts of Newport Beach of its beach now. Ll_tter-bug-
and Costa Mesa in the eve· ging strangers are m for a
nmgs, but waking hours these rough time. Thia added to the
surf worshipers are day-in fa ct that the councU already
and day-out regulars at the holds a grudge against "trou·
lSth Street beach in Newport. ble·plcklng tourists."
Some oL the.m have bMn NEAJt RIOT
hangm, out there for 1everal A riot ted Qa.,.L years. Every so often lhe.y near erup .,...t' would take a look around 12 when a tomato-throwin&
them and decide. the. place. bunch fro.m Fullerton lntrud·
was a mess . So the.y shrug· ed on their ~ach. I~ took aJ.
ged their shoulders and won· most. the entire police force
dered why the city wasn 't do-to quiet thmgs down
Ing a better job of clean up. Another thing that got the
council's goat was shutting
DIZlY SPELU down the beach for "Opera-
But one day this week, Son· Uon Sand Switch."
ny ChriJtoffers s~id let's do "That was the dark ages.
something about it. Someone we missed a lot of good days
who forgot Sonny hM these down here. And those trac-
dlzzy .. spells .. every so often tors hauled by this beach like
said Okay. . they owned it," said Vince
Well. the idea was differ· McGlory with tvpical posses·
ent. and it took ~old. The next s1veness. 'Perhaps that's why
thing long-1ufCenng neighbors they made him mayor 1 knew the surfers had borrow-.. . . ed tools rrom city crews to Afterward they d1dn t even
sweep the sidewalk. pick up level out our beach. T h e y
the beach, and shovel the warpe.~ It so there Is no back·
sand out of the shower area. wash
Newspapermen usually get GOOD SPORT
wind of such unusual doings, The council thought being
Bob Dylan
Schedules
CM Show
interviewed by a newspaper·
man pretty good sport.
"Wonder what the wedge·
men are going to say when
they see this stuff." one of
them cracked.
They were hard pressed to
tell what their second proj-
ect would be, however. Flnal·
ly, Sonny Christoffers. reeling
a little. dluy again, said next
Bob Dylan the unkempt. was a pajama party. The Idea
outapoken follt singer whose won Instant appt'Oval. raising
rapidly atce.nd.ing popularity 1u1p1clon that the council Ls
ta threateninl the apotllght not so community 1plrlt.ed as
enjoyed by the BoUe.s, b fraternal.
coming to Cott. Mesa. "A p. j. party u the only
Dylan will pTele.nt a one· way to 10." someone said.
man concert In the Orange
Coast College football 1tadl·
um Dec. 8 In his only appear·
ance In Orangff County this
year. School Sets
3 Nights
Compo1er of many folk mus·
le hits Including "Blowing In
the Wind," Dylan achieved
prominence as a performer
with bb six-minute reeordina F p ls of "Llke a Rollin& Stone," Of 8fell
which Jed ~ nation'• popu·
l.r ac.'ng charta ror man Y A aeries of three. paren~·
week• earlier this year. nlahta IJ'ff planned thJ1 month
Ticket& fot the. concert, at al Estancia High School in
*2.50 and S2 with OCC stu-Costa Me.aa, school officl&ll
dents aetUnc a 5C).cent dis-have announced.
count. will 10 on aale Friday Parenta of 1tudenta attend·
at ~e colle18'1 student store. Ina the new school are be.Ina
lnvtte.d to meet with Estancia
coun1e1ora for detailed d.11CUS·
Paren•·' Tours 1lcJn1 on future eclucauonal w.e planntn1 lnvoMnc their 10G1
and d.au&btera.
Of Sch I Set The ant meetlq. for par·
00 enta of mtmbeta of Eatan·
Partnta di Newport Harbor cJa'1 jun.tor dau, 11 ICMd· m.h Sd\ool studentl wm bl uttd next Tuftday. welcorMd "Bact to School" Sophomore P&Nnt Nl&ht ta
Tutlct.7 tor cla•room tour• .ebeduled for Nov. 13, and
and a round of dllcu"lona plreDll of Eat.ucla frt•h· wtth e.cl*• and 1ebooJ ad· mtft art lnvlted to rntet with
mlnlatrnn. · coun.Mlon Nov. 30.
1bt UDUal fWDt Itta Uft• AD aeaion1 will be ~
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* IA YFRONT HOME
A 1TRACTJVE used brick bayfront, 4 bed.rm., dining room, pier &
float. Fully carpeted, draped, landscaped, 3 car garage. Seaulltul
cond.lt1on. '88,400.
IA YVIEW LOTS
S 15,500. E9UITAILE LEASE
* IAYFRONT LOT
67 ft. completely bulkheaded-pier & alip privileges. $69,000-
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1000 O.ner•l ____ 1~~e!•' 1000 Gener•I 1000 General I OOOGeneral
OPEN
9 a.m. to 9 p.m.
I
INCOME UNITS
& Commercial Property
8 UNITS-$48,950
Luxury. 61}.i times gr06s. 14 3' r return on your
investment. Only 3 yrs. old. Close to freeways
& booming Garden Grove. 540· 1692.
Newport-4 Units
Custom built & room for additional units. Huge
200 ft. deep lot. Custom carpets. Electric built-i n
kitchens. Pretty yards with private patios. For·
est of trees. Submit $3500 dn . 540..1692.
Traders Deli9ht
8-2 bdrm luxurious un.it.8. Outstandin1 invest·
ment return of 29% on your money. Owner
anxious to trade-you name it 540..1692
24 UNITS -$155,000
Excellent rental area. 18-2 bdrms & 16-1
bdrms. Less than 6 times ~ross. 75 ~ loan
available with no points to buyer. 540..1692.
10 DELUXE UNITS
$98.500. Terrific investment. Pa tio styled. No
vacancy factor. Close to New University of Calil.,
Irvine & new May Co. 540·1692.
4 C-2 LOTS
Custom home on one lot. Frontage on 2 street"
Ideal for a medical-dental clinic Near new Broad·
way Shopping Center. Close to freeways & Doug·
las Plant. Asking $55.000. 540·1 6\12.
M-1--lndustrial Lots
2 excellently located M· l lot:. In Nt>wport Beach.
Costa Mesa mdustrial area. All uhhties & streets
are in. 540·1692.
Uve Rent FrM
Excellent owner's home plus 4 large unit5 m
pop ular Costa Mesa area. Just rninut~ away
Ito the new university. Submit $5,000 dn.
540·1692.
OPENING fOI INCOME
& COMMERCIAL SALESMEN
Cove St., 4 BR. Lge dble. gar. Well land-
scaped. i1 down to G.I. Full price $18,950. ··c· St., Tustm, Calif !older) 2 on R-4 lot
Income $130 mo. $12,500 F.P.
Wallace St. 5-2 BR. uniti;, lncome $447.50.
Submit TD, cash or: for do wn. $47,500 F.P.
View of Back Bay
2 story rlream home (2
yrs. new1 2,000 sq. ft. of
Char m 3 BR., din rm. -t
fam. S33,500. Try $5,000
dn.
Newport •t V1ctorl•
Open evei. ~111
WANTED HANDRUllED
2 Bdrm & Den-$16,000
Quiel street. Perfect for children'• play. Pic-
ture windows. Attractive interior. Large liv-
ing & dining rms. Ranch style kitchen. Beau-
tiful back yard with extra picnic & patio
area. 540·1720.
6 Bedroom-$1,000 Down
Luxurious family home. Central floor plan.
2 baths. Ranch size yard. Next door to almost
everything Submit $1 ,000 dn 540· 1720
$17,950-Best Buy
Move in with low dn. pymt. Huge 20 ft. den
with cozy natural brick fireplace. Natural asb
kitchen ubinet.s. 3 kingsize bd rms. Large llv·
ing rm. Spacious kitchen with extra eating
area. '83 a month on existing flnancin i .
540· 1720 anytime.
$19.200-Swlmmlng Pool
Sharp 4t clean. Park.like yard with picnic &
BBQ a.reaa. Family fun at ita best. 3 kmgsu.e
bdrrns. & hu~e family rm. Low dn pymt
540..1 720 anytime.
$13,700-Paint & Save
3 bdrm. & 2 bath. Poolsiu yard. Needs some
work but what a terrific value. For fu rther
details call 540-1720 anytime.
Children's Paradise
Separate play area for children including a
Cort. Outside pal10 & screened porch for
Mom & Dad. Lovely 3 bdrm., 2 bath home
with !Mge family rm. shows pride of owner·
ship. Lush landscaping, sprinklers front &
rear. Low , low mamtenance. $22,950.
540-1720.
5 Bdrm. plus Den-$21,500
Family speci al. Elegant home. Huge living
rm. Popular floor plan. 2 bathe. 51/• % emhng
loan to take over. One of the area's hottut
home buys. 540..1720 anytime.
Colonial 2 Story-$23, 950
Charmine red brick fireplace -atmosphere
warmth in buge llTing rm. 4 ldngsize bdrms.
& family rm. Extra roomy kitchen Built-ms.
Quiet cuJ-d~sac street, perfect for children's
play. Only 2 yrs. old. Hurry. 540·1720 anytime.
2995 Harbor Blvd.
Costa Mesa
\\'i\LI\ -ro O.C.C.
Lara' bedroom1 are fN.tur·
!'!Cl In thia Carnbrklg' High·
IAnd home. Nier double
fnpiace for these crisp
autumn evenlnp. 2 block.a
lo O.C.C. Mmimum yard
work. lnunt'd1alt cx:cupan·
cy. Allctnr $2.4,750. Stt to-
day KJ !>-9491. Open ~ea.
Just Reduced
Ex~llent Eastsidfl 2 bdrm
home with lll.l"ge living rm.
dinlne areit, tlled bath I.
kitchen with built • Ins
Now only S16.500 with 10~~
dn, IX ~rtn5.
SALESMAN ALDERWOOD COSTA MESA
Eiqlerlenced. for our Lido CAllNm OFF ICE
168! l'uslir ,\ve. 646·3907
Evea .s4-029 646·4~79
$250 DOWN
otf\ce. SM ~r1e \.\'htl· Are Juat ooe cl ~ unuau81 Kl s-t49l
more. e'dru ln WI 3 be' honw. New'"'-Terrace prtoed at na.m ou\liw nn· ·-c rt AR Ds loo! Block wall, F..A. hnt. BEAUT. bn.nd new home, ~ \ 0 A. I Double deW:hed prqe. near 2 llhoppln& c:en&en, 11 ~v Evrs. 50-tN7. x24 llv. rm., din. room,
a/HCZ 1'21 CALL &46-0281 FOR malda room, fam. room, 3
I .. SMILING SERVICE" bdnns, 3 baths. dbl. oven A
Lovely 3 bedroom home with
larae rencfd ya.rd In area of
IJ'Hlelt value !ncreut
Look at thla stewlni atone
home today. Kl S-!M91 ()pf11
eve..
17 MODERN
OFFICES
$105 Mo. Payment
Pluah gold carpeting adds atmosphere of ele·
gance to um huge home. Large f~y r~ .•
dining rm , 4 bdrms., 2 baths. Bullt-w . Exist·
ing monthly pymta. 54()..1720.
Mesa Verd-$23,950
3 bdrm.. 2 bath with large paneled famil y
rm. All deluxe built-ins including intercom.
2 covered patios surrounded by exotic trop1·
ral plants & fnut trees. FHA or VA financing
available Low. low down. 540..1720.
$15,000-Bargain
Steal this well constructed borne. Bii R·2 lot
Near schools & shopping in Costa Mesa'• best
area. Room for units in rear. 54()..1720.
$20,000 "Country Estate"
California living at its btst. Huge 140 ft. lot,
with park-like atmosphere. Covered patio.
BBQ area Block wall fence. Huge 20 ft liv·
lng rm. Natural brrch kitchen with au the
built-ms 2 baths. 3 king bdrrns. & large family
rm Low dn pymt. 540-1720 anytime.
Sweeping View
Newport Bay
Enjoy the panoramic view from the huge pie·
ture windows of the large 24 ft. living rm.
Dining rm All modern kitchen. 2 bath&. Estate
me 169 ft. lot. Submit $2,500 do. 540..1720.
Architectural Artistry
Bu ilt for the discriminating buyer. Orchards
or Orange trees Slate entry h.\11 operui to mu-
s1ve size livtnR rm Electric built-ins. Double
s1ie famLly rm 2 baths. Askin g $43,500
54()..1720
4 Bdrm & Family Rm
$18,700
Family home special. Private picnk grounds
& BBQ area. 4 king-size bdrms Large family
rm. Fore.st of fruit &. shade trees. Covered
patio 54-0-1720 anytime.
16' X 28' Rumpus Room
with fireplace, makes this 3 bdrm., 2 bath
home ideal for family living. Has new thick
wall to wall carpeting. Located on luge lot
with covered patio & beautiful landscaping.
Only S850 dn. 540·1720.
Opening for RMI Est•t• S.l"people
New or Experienced. Training Progr•m
s40-1 no s4CM>060
BAYSHORES
This home ""as custom built on a comer lot
located but 1 block from a private beach.
Interior recently completely redecorated-
2BR. -Cpt.;Dps. -Large Family room -
Double garage stressed for 2nd story. For
additional information call.
BEACH MESA
642-0820
EVES. LI M764: WWW: 494-nol
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APARTMENT
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But don't .,alt til next wffk
lo lee thia ~ 1 . ..0
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Five bedrooma mad• Into
l durini buUdlnc. All rooma
are buae. Carpets A. ~ A<'&t>tnl deluica. $2.500 doWn
wtll create bnoc for anx·
lous owntr. tr you're looktnlt
for a drum hoollt, thla 11
It. Only $29,950. KI "'91
0ptn t VCll.
. THREE PRIVATE IEACHES
SALES OFFICE: *
OPEN 9 A.M. TO 7 P.M.
102' SAN11AGO DR.
RE AL 1' 'l ' dl&bwaaher, 10lld walnut · ~,,~,~rf panelln& In fam. :-oom, in-1 I ' 1 ~I lulatrd wall A. ceUlfta, m11r• 31D2 l...a1a.yette. Npc. Sch. blf puUmw, powder room COST A MHA
I
m.1500 f a -ONLY t&T,500. OFFICI
$93 PER MONTH 1873 Hutior Blvd. C.M. "(" Thomas Re1llor l<l um
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In Newport Beaeh from Pacific Cout Hwy .:z ~orth on Oilver Orf v1
From Newport Blvd., Ea.at on 17th Sl to ~ OUice. --
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HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSH FOR SALi RENTALS
HoUMS Unfurnished
HOUSES FOR SALE
1200 Newport Beach
Ocettn and
Jetty Views
Uaed brkk l< heavy i.hskrs
LJVablt "()" shape pl11J1
J::.nclOfled peo l & ga rdl' 111.
2 Bdrm A Conv't Den
3 flJ'ePlaces • Panl'lt'd ~11llb
An oul&tanchng value 11t
$69.500
Call Wally li•ll~rg
Ear Conditioned
111111 &lyr rl'al ho1twowner
... 111 hstc•n to a low rlown
paymtot o11er. 3 Br, '.! ba,
lam m1 It •·ORMAL DIN·
l'\G R.'\1. 2 t'rpks. elPc.
bit • lM, lnclud111g dish-
washer Large pool -med
yard. $35.500. Submit your
low nn. Eves. 673-JllU.
CA LL 646-0261 FOR
"S~llLING SERVICE"
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Corona del Mar 673-4 IOO .I Br. 111 b<.1, dctarh<-d i:ar
JUNIOR 1
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SIZED f'OOL .tlopplng. A rt'lil buy al
10 , 20 & only :; ft deep v.1lh $16.500 fllA vac move 1n
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be has m rh,. bank bit "\e·>,11 M> 111urb fOf ltO lHlll'
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for!" anolhl'r 11t·otd1ma.n
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home• w1rh tw-auhful tJ&r-
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CDM CHARM
Custom-Built
PROVINCIAL
2 Bdrms • 2 Batha • 11111;1•
livln& room · t11mtly mum.
buill·lns. HUGE Fir't'11l.11 r •
1tll new c arlJ('ti. 1100 dr.1pu1 '
WW DOWN $40.500
fil SEMPLE
• REAL EST A TE
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Co1-0M del Mar
11Je1we<'n Carnation f..:
l>ahhal 67J-2101
* * * WANTED
BAC"K BAY \I, 111 I TREES
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111 11u1et 1·ul de Ye• with
O\•·ri.1u• "10m• tu 1alce
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bO • .;-,mmun 111 nl'W+'r homes
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w111'1<~ho11 11e1 $4.<nl hand·
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f'<!Ull'\I tor vae<inl lot or
1m 1·111:1• 67;>-3171. Opt•n
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OFFICE
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Corona del Mar t 2SO
au H TOP PANORAMIC Real E1tate SalHm.n VII::\\
E xce llent Opportunity £Uh1, 1n )our hvmte room by
Lido late 1351 Huntington leach 1400
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128 VIA ITHACA 1••••••••••• 3100
UDO ISLE. upptr levtl hu
mai.it>: su1tr and bath. over-
Slll' l'i<>M'ls. On lower lrvel
•~ huge hvm1i: rm. w/lrplc.
Ill''" bit ·1n kitchen , lndr)
I N'll, powder room ot1 tn-
try. ~ Br & l&t 111, bath,
sunny So. P•llO, $:>4, 1j() •
or lint olll'r tak" thlll &ood
buy'
$13,000.
BARGAIN PRICE on thla 2
BR homr Elec. blHn kit·
chen. l'pb . It drapea. Nice
fenced y1rd
~PACIFIC SHORES
Rl:.ALTI
rob()() Beach 81., H B. ~r ·c=>Ood.-18001 !!.:~a:. H.B. #I M1·8586
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cTI41 4%-7jl8 I~l:.W tn level ;, bdmu, bit
111,, landscaped I< ltnced.
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Lillo lale s. A n • Hgts. 1630 ~ 1" ACRI:.. 3 rental.a $4,260
ifOIS Income. Xlnt apprtc.
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• 2 IDRM HOUSE
Brand new drape.1, ~need
y IL -d, ctilldren 0 K. Good loc.
$120 mo.
CHAS. C. MARTIN
REALTOR
1999 Harbor, C.M. U S-U95 e 2 BEDROOM
Gi.ta&e • ChlldreA OK
98&C W. 17th SL"'e9t
S90 MONTH
PHONE 675.S31l
AYAH.ABLE NOV. 6 • l
bdrm. tam. rm. + pool.
si;o mo, 111cl pool mamteo•
atlCI.'
Bay It Bff.cb Realty, lnc.
~&-ll61 t::vea. 642·125.l
l BDRM Duplex, t ncloeed
beck yard, ~tee porc.b.
~. 1696 So. Monrov11.
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Paneled llvmg nn "1lil
lrplc., 3 br. 2 1>4. Nt in kit
c~n Ev~ s.1~·~14:!
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Genco Rulty-642-4422 LAGUNA NIGUEL ... a.tc:n the ships bud out to ~7 ~la.P~~ ~;iori L•guna IHch
628 W . 19th, Co1t1Meu 1 220LJ/'~ ,.605u CORP. ....a Th111 rndy-l\>-move-tnto -=========~ 1705
2 BR bwJe ID court, S9'>. aean. fenced yd. m Del
Mar. ~&u.4 or ~3997.
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JUST A STONE'S I RA'"(RL:.ST AIU.A • CALL JACK GODWIN on o~ of lhe laroest loll in HuntlnVfon S..ch 1400 THROW bt·~s Call :,11!·9-117 I r Kl 7 n61 ·~ ..
from llnrhui Bl~d. uv tor TWO SWIM~ING POOL.f :1 61'.;DR00\1 • Corona llel Mar. Formal din· K
rt' 1.0/lln~ ro mulmt'11·1al I But '-OU won'l be teting B1i:. 111,:, hi.:. -that ' lhl' I I tnlt room. aU electnc ~n-
$3:!,000 new ,par111y 5 bed·
room, :l~1 baths.
$55,000 • 3 urut.a, plua ~
Guest ApL
ctrrE 1 bed.room !we $15 w I
yard, atove, relri&. W. 11d.t.
642-5.S83.
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:'-.r1q)(ir1 s ltntsl lon111011 otta ~ I room 1 11 twautifu1 1Wlll1· LISTING aL $11.'~M) It~ up lo; l(l'all~ ... 11h 11w1mm1111 pool&. Onr" 1 .. • btaullful r<••l & Mu111·sp-S I ming pool for i~c1oua en-' t j ltu'J'T\1.\N ('0, Call mw a 3 lx·droom . lanuly room '"I.: 1111 lhl' lari.:t or 1.:rw· I 653 BEACH T. (l'rt11m1na &c '"'ti.<>na1 plt11•· 1 And what a loullon. Walk-.>"16·8:!.:'2 1rn}tim~. I dining room home wtth :I 1 l"' 1 .. ., r~ all bool
s.;,g,500 • t:.mer&ld Bay 3 Br.
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PEG ALU.N, REALTOR
1096 No. U>aat Hwy
494-7~111
3·BR. GARAGE,
ft::NCED. $1.Z>-MO.
MI S.116, MI 6-02:>5
:i BR. 1~ ba. Rent or leue
w/ option. $18l mo.
d $'!7 9:)(1 ma f1tm1 Y ttu' ia rn• )omr J BR. 111 ba. Fur rHA ap-Ul'e Term& Url\1ble, bnn& ln11 d.lsla.nce to llC . " 1~7: II arbor Blvd ' c· \1 11/STru _,o,; . l Oil~ On'lill· ~::11~7~ ':'(: .I ·~.dr~m 1.000 ~·1 It ol luxury Ont' Pl &.IS o! $16,800 I UICI e.!lCI o~ I $10.IXXl. out " alate owner I It shopping thll beautilu!
f OIU.CLOSURl $1 ll lJOW'\ '',di' A I·~ II ,t~:111 at $13 . .iOO de•n 111 h l'>t~lroomi dinin~ nf lht· most imm11•ulatc coalAI-FHA loan of $16,100 mvitn otl!'ra. 6r,,.31n. borne 11 restin& on an enra
II• re s a GI loan 11n)11rw \\111 n«1~irc· $1.~~ tin -?'" mom, family room hom' I hom<s .,.r have Sf• n lhe aiail at 51\o?e, $93 mo. Open evf'i wide proleaaiona.ll,y land·
with quahlu'd 111n•m" 1·11.11 at h • • Hr houw t • ·I wtrb ~ fm'fllarra pri< rd 81 ~ycrH! arr& ~-7711 Compl lurn n1ita avail s;,oo 1(:18ped L"Omel' lo( loaded
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Cape Cod, frplc, kitchen has
r&nil.', ~fn&. dJShwil.lher,
rear paUOtl, w/bnck deck·
in.:. SJ~.!JOO. $1500 dn.
60· l!iJO or ~
4 BR. lam rm, elec kit. fP,
$22!"> mo; S50 depoait.
f>M~. 6H290.
lhlume. 3 h1i;: b('i'!mom' ~"it' Br u1111~. in II• p Blllg~ ~·!IA appraisal at $3:! :i00 I 011C'n l'VNI (.'all awnrr eve•. TR 7.JU:111 with ipnnJUera. H ea v y
f.?m1ly ronm. lln pl1111• & .:io fl 101 1 bl lrum ftne call Kl >9-19l 10 1tt thcv I L-A > <>vcn Sun 2-5. tJ\llke roof & 71.s car iii.Tit¥~ MLSSION Rl::ALTY CoUep ftark ll U
rleoctnc built • tn 1<11< lu'fl bt•1it·h ·11w. 7 &harp homt<1 '1 thrir quel BEAT THIS' I naturally. nus uruntlC
Owr homo In 11• sen11• &-n!P C:o ity neighliortlood 10o·e11on~ •• home h11.i. 3 5uper 11Ud br,
$,"00<! arPa IM'lhn1.: fur S~3.000 6h-1i60 1\.17·:.'29'1 Optn ~w·s Shops, acbools, Cburcbe• I 2 pullman be • iUllken do111n
30'.!4 Cresta w 1¥. La&un&
t71 U 494-1700 COLLEGE PAIK
IMMACULATE
The 1:0\emmtnt Otlt'r~ thiA CAM-PEN HOTEL near 3 br, 2 be, 1500 IQ· It CORONA DEL MAil hvlni rm umattd by a
OOI' al only S:lO .,r() rMtrr nm l1 room l'Xl' 11\('0nte, N EWPORT 8£ACH I liu&e yard. $21.500. ti.OOt. OFFICE bm:k fireplace. A ~·nuly
~ERALDBAY-
Attnu:t1ve J lidrm, tam rm 3 Bdnna + dim.Di rm. Ad-
ult.a only. $1.IS ~ 111 I
p.rdener. .EYen.lnp, s.tiu-
da)' A~.~
~~~k " fllJt ~U.·Tilf, Op. n JU~I IMrd. Tr;.d·· lor TD~ OFFICE under markeL Princ1pa.la 67!)..3171 wed d1n1n& rm, a IIICXkrn
or lt'\t l ;1rre1R" in~ Cal.JI ~-77U only. :!35 Albert St., C.M, __ C\J_T_E_AS_A_B__.l: ..... T" ..... l'O.,,,-,N,...-lolcilen eqwp. w11.h tlw fui-
'W pool. 0cuo Vltw '
m11.11y e.xtru Reduced to
~».!llX).
l><'""''""n ~anwl,. Prtc"l-d 1 M4·17Cl'> Immaculate remodtled 2 tit blt·lll r&nie ' doublt
111 Khout htnrl vlllul' Clear I PROMOTED -------btdroom home on 45· R·2 oYt n. Many u t.ru auch aa.
BY OWN.E.R lZll) 121"'77
&. 1'1•01Plt'ld)' turn Sli:J.~IO COSTA MESA 3 NEW i.x L.a.rae pauo with cover-lush la.ndacapll\i • custom
J'he &-r~e C.:o OFFICE MUST MOVE ! ba l br, 1350 IQ fl on a rd ber perfect for pnvat·y drps. ~ 11\XlOUA oWJll.'r li
Box 442, MootebelJo, Call:.. fM•port IMdt 3200
OCUN t'RONT -f.ME.R· B.AYVU.:W deluxe • 2 Br.
hi.1· 17fi0 M.J1-l.'!I.: f\I 5-~~tl 1 Jtix~· lot. Sho(ll>, adlwli. I< rnttr\&Uli.ng. t"ull,) car-ai.kln;;:
NEWPORT BEAOi 5 BR & lJl:\f RM.-IT s l.H .Al.-'-1/\KI'. '10-.;~;y Thia lam1tv 1\ pat·kin1: to churc~ near $:.!1,j(l) \\Lil pi>tf'd Ir draped Lovrly ONLY $23,250
ALD BAY. mqrubcent den. l bit borne. 2 frl>{ca.
ool.ldina 111r. a bovt aandy iunny pauo, lit lodacpd cor
OFFICE 1111, bu 1, I.I 1 n , 31 \\rll l1t111l ~ m111n1111nr>d rlu mu\• 111 • ~.1nla Barhan1 ac<.:cpt low OJI. p)ml. (..or l1twn l plantin& Cl~ tu & will accei>l )''HA-t.I -or
64&7ill Jo: ~ •1 a I fl•"' 1n lop rrn•al "'"" ,.llh Thl'll "ia11on11I A,.anJ "'" ot Tulip I& Uran~t· ~-lllJ.i rvtrythm~. Owner'a heYI' ~Day Terms.
beach, Vlt"W of aurl and lot. "235 mo incl proenu. r~~~~koco~lATI..S Bl:..ACON BAY f'RONT •
.-COLLEGE PARK. fi 1 mo mdud Iii\£'' It lllb. Bil· l11w "'"' ,, 1tN1dy trnanlll run~ Hart.or l:.J11Jllr11 ho111t C.:UST0,\1~CUSTU\fbii; buulolht larllf home All for Katella Realty
1 Welk to sd'lool' & Ji1h St hu JU~t bern hstNl ~ Br ti.autdul, bit lor 11110 ~ Bi l' und< r $30,000. Anothl'r OPl:.'N SAT & Sl'N Ill~ trnc'('(j, tit: Only $21,jOO :->hnrp1ng Crt \IBrff~ m " 'l he. bllll'IS, ''Pl~ &. drp~. Walker" !..ff Exdlll'IV~ \708.l Beach Blvd.
ll1ll.rl 4 Br. 2 ba bocn.. Low1t Turner, Realtor .......... beach uM
682 N. Coul Bl. 494·U77 pnv "IUC ADdy ' --mo yr ly. :!~'l C'OR.'IEL..L Dfll\'E I s=ood 1nvtsrri11'0l 1!-.<l"y Only Qu1rt strtPl onl) :! hlocks ,.. ~n 1 dtrun1i1 nn. out 67!>·3171 ()pro eves 1J1111l So. or Wunerl
By O\\nPr, • br. i b-1, c111~. Colh·i::P 1{1·alty, ;,46.;m1 s2:1 :,()() i;11; 7711 o11i•n ,.vu trom Colle1i1e Park 11·hoOI =~~r '~y~~·~·, !:.•~-I 1474'06_1 ___ _
OCEAN FRONT HOME RUTH PAR.DOU.., Realtor
N~. Vle>A , ll&ndy beach, 1 1Ei05 Wai&cl.i.11 Dr. Ml~
drps. bit m.1, rw-w pauu . •P GOLD MEDALLION LalR" Jandarapt>d yard. M.I 6-9bl1. __ I ---t<
play area 2 blk1 llarP>or 2 ., [) 1 d fHA M-.,IXX), f vt's. ;,45· 1847. or up ex, ca.rptb. 111pe1, ~ AITcNTIO"' • IW'droom
br ~den, Ii fee lot in Ctes· UDO Sanda Home. ( lr, 2
Ct!llt s..y. W9.!i00 I ba. Pool Ac rec are&. PIO
Shop Center. O>lltllt Pk 1 built 1~ CAU. 6-t6-0'l61 i'OR i:.. •• ..
1ehool. W .750. Ca.I.I L f -~ d f "SMILING St,ftvlCE" home owntra. Can I 11.'11" AMNTION OWNLk mim mo. Allo, f'rench Qu.ll'\U
Kl 5-870 a rge enc-yar ' or Sa' e your &<>od L'tP.ht I II
Children & pets. ,, ~' ywr martk .. lo:I' Call CORONA DEL MAR , FIXER UPPER
.<cN a AU l'OOd. C.M. Sttp to pool. (
Houses furniahed I bdrm. 3 ba, Sl~ -mo. * OCEAN FRONT Pnv i<araae. S99 50 811 NEWPO RT BEACH ' mu.st ~II Ofuolf' 3-IC!lt. OFFICE
CHARMING Home. C'Ornc·r PaulartM ~:.! &Ui-3.>'1 OFFICE '¥i"'9W.~-¥!~F Sl.IXX> Of"f. NM'fb uttle hx· 6Th·3171
(.};. ner ll deliperale. II u ii r
t~. trplc. bit.ma. lvv
en'<i palkl, etc . tic. on "
~hl:>.1 rorner lot r.oned H.·l
'4 tth loU ol room tor urut.a
JUST ru::.DUCil> TO
~.
Costa Mesa 2100 v11:.w tront row Eutblu11
WUkKLN<.. ii1rt or older 11.u-\ beauty.~ bi, .! ba, f&m rm, "*' to ahart new bomt 1n hrpl, c:pU, drps, prdoti', lot pnctd under markrt 111 I 1 ----~mi____ mg l'wo J BR atuf'•'O bou'-INCO"-!E.-,---
SYI j(X). BIG FA~lLYZ Thm htN IN IA YCREST 1.373 H.ut>ur Ul>,d. C.M. t"5 on Ii lot, A .. k1"1( m.!K.O ChotC'I' Coron• dd "1s r loca·
Balboa Bay P ropertie1 abou1. :> Bdrm + du11n1t nn 3 bdrm l fam11y~2•, batt\s Open hou.w dally 19'.M Po·' hon 1 ll'paralt bou.aes. l
i:.it> \I, 8811'1<111 :... B top c mra \1rg locauon -Ortn Sat 6 Sun 1 5 pm • • • • • ••• • mona Avr l'h ;).43-t\m. bf.droorru earh Cbttry cor.
North ~ C.M Rei. exch. _n:£> __ 6&3_·_3048. _____ _
~. Oi.EAPEST 8.A YCREST
673-7420 rir. M'h<t0I~ A.•1surm-blR . lJth--1 RVINE AREA ntr lot, nt~ly land>ocaped
--I, I Ll>M I I Sill ~ mo '..'042 Commodore Rd CE REDUCED u_... I _. a. l V d C ,_... PRI l br, •-m. ....... pool .... ~.1.99 . <><"" un ta ttOt..., • ' IDOf'e
$24,lOO
Submit yow-kmu
mo I fU:.NT. ~usr RENT THIS a...LAN 3 • br/ suo •
tncd, cbUdnn ok. Av11I Nov
UI JOZj Santa Ana/:;tli-BJ Mesa er e ountry Pll.Y• all .t\IU pnce s:n.500. L lnhtfoot RMlty .. • .,. .... w .. __ t 1ueu or OW'll
• Owner i1nx1ous. Lar&t • br, -$:l4.000 FHA loan .tl1 ti-• P'YI °' · Club Area Lot 1lM! M)'htt Co. Ml ~. 642.0351 1 , C&mbrid&t Cir. 6't!·il~ rr can llve 111 <>nf' at Ver) Newport Hgts. 3210
Ntnrlv 90 11 w1dr X 11ppnTI1. Bu.ales& marketplace la l o.. lam nn rrp <.. reuonahle COlll Tr-y $5.500
lY:l ti Comf'r lot n tlfld &owL Tbe DAILY PILOT Take The PIUnCJ• dblr i.:to., ~hding doori. '° SAU:. by oM.e •. S20.9..0. • down le call us for drl.l.ll.a
l<otetla Reatty
170lll ~lllh ~hd
tJ11111 :,c.,. ol Warn~rJ
M7-6061
t:l..LAN! Small J ~ Slli
I 1971 • U;..J..t::RTON
Adult.a prel ~ ;,-~.
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LARGE house. l.argt yu d
Newport Hl'•&hl.). Slj() ptt
mo. eau Rily 673--050 '
~-6419.
a111on1? IM.rly JITT'lent1oua ( 'i.a.t.ned ettUOL S.n 1 p11l1os s~ dn lo lold bdrm. J ba har. red<"t cor on t&SY ttn1Jl'·1ng 67S·3171 A n-fmhlnc hall hour aw1.11a \.\ ar \" 1•:-11·rd Sl'.J.450 Colle"t Ii Victoria , 0 1 ,.._,,_ b •mt'' OUrrf't! a t SH.JOO. Olooey, Ume a effort. Look vnu y ·~ you I"-, .. ,a .. V t"'U ev"'
.,.. ftuc• ·-.... ~· '" Nrar .. ·hooll & "hoPPll'li &tl-3360 CollPltt' Rralty, 546-SR.~ DOW'!' 4 hr home w1th HEATED ····-···· Newport a..ch 2200
LEGAL NOTICE
P'·U14'
ClltTIP'ICATI Of I USINHS """I~• l'I,., "•""' TH! UNOEIUIGNEO 00.t nt11Dy t••·
lily !lltt M I• tOfl<lvClll" o F io.l•I bu•~ ...... e M.ll E. CoHt He9nwo, $1111•
100 M•rtior I"• 11100 , CorO'lo Clf>f Mo•. (41iloff'lla. ur.oer the t1c1U1ou1 t•fm n•m.
nl BACK 000111 FLOWE RS •"Cl 11141
w ld firm It '""'-.,. ttw> lol•ow•"O
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WIT NE SS 1111 ...... ftllt lit• f l y of
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COUNTY _,,. OllANGE o
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LEG/\L NOTJCF
NOTICI TO CltlOITOltS
tU,.lllOlt COUltT O' THI
nATI 0' CALlllOltNIA JlllOlt
THI COUNTY OP OltAfllel Ne.. A·UID
ltl•lt of s.-.. ~ l>tqj!Md
NOTICE IS H!ltlEIY GIVE" hi "'9
c roclll•• el tflo •l>OY• ,..~ -~ ll1tl tll ..,._ Nl•l"O Cltlmt -ltls1
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e<1ll llocl touf1, ., te pr ewnt "'-"" wllfl
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Rim. AllOt!IW ti Lew. m kllll ROl>-
t rl'°" eov1evoro. 9..,,,1y Hlllt. Ctl•tor·
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10 IN ttlt l• of Mild ft<-*"'• wltfll1t
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POOL.. Laritr <'olleae Park
Mesa m1JtM. Nt'W nylon
q>u, re<'ently !'f'dpeorattd
Ell'r R&ralte rloor O!M'ner
& nl"W brick rovtred patio
Co:npatt tht value 11
$28.500. Evl'I>. ~·5142
CALL 646-0'l61 i'OR
"SMILING SERVI('!-."
1·rn11·r
TUBACH REAl'fY
30'11 llwl>ur 81vd. C M.
54~11 t.vea. ~ ••••••••• -HAPPINESS-
IS A HOME
ML.SA Verde $12,900 4 ~., uown
bdrm + rm rm. fenced yd To dl&1u1~ c.. I. u.ke ll\.\\
leue option $16.5 mo.. carpets, drasie•. pallO etc. • AYfS·llUM~-l.UMM l..
546·8781 eve ST3·4JO'l. Vacant • ready to move LD. e Newport Area • c.M.
SALE. Trade, Renf. 4 deluxe CORONA OEL MAR 81.'ttcr hWTY· Li.I. a.ppra1sed •}'URN UNf'\JRN
Costa Mesa duplexes. By OFFICE at Sl.9.200. UOO REALTY, lN<:.
*
B~AU · OCEAN VU .. "''!
.t -HR. 4 · BA. t.IC.
m LA J OU...A
548..o7fi6, ~
:? ER, ~ cpt'a. drpa, patio,
garage. Adult.. 17W Coral
Pl. 548·9400 . owner. Bua. 673·73:;0, Reu. 61S-31TI c11 REALTY OR ~ OK~
5'8·ll28. WILL ""DE BK.AlHua. I 2 bdrma:-furn. $150-Corona def Mar BY owner. lovely HaltCrest I IM • .... '· , L. L'run• ,_.., --~s I J7.LJO !:leach Hlvd ~H-6,).jl ·"""' "· ""~an c , •· '""""'' LL"•""' 3 br, 2 b9. walk I home, .i br. hlllns lirplact. r.. 67 l~ ~
patio, CP" d.--pa .>4:..JJj7 ~PACIUuS 4 l:H< family •••••••• , venin&a .,._ --1 Jlorea' ~ach' Bllln llove,
----room homf' .,.1th I a r II t -e li.A Y.SHORJ:.S e d1sp. trpl. avail D« l at.
1
(1wm11\11 Coron• drl \till' 2 Meaa D•I M., llOS sw1mmin& pool llf't in brau ' (.;R~llYt'/ • BUrtM -3 BA SJ8U t.'00 mo. 673·9562
• bchm -den •·1th lit'paralc u ful oriental 11artirn \I.•> lltrt ~on!' sharp hooM! and t!l~~K .!:_"SC:fJ 1vlltct Nl:.""::lBdrm. 2'-, ba. ti>I•.
ll!iJ Harbor Bl\.'tl C M 1.:ut'll e'Olll&e· Trop1call) 3 BR, I~ ba. 11u1r1 i·ul dt trade for ~mallPf h<lmf' 01 two bi!( Iota l111rd.,.ooo
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drps. bltns. willer p11d. Wl
i iiiiiii!llli .. ~l!!!lli!!!~-planted R•rdu ••lh IWlm· sac strttt. s:.l.~XJ Ttrm.& tncomt pruprr1) lloo~. ~ bedroorru N t'. r Newport Shor• "" mo yrly, fH1 lu•, rn~
W mmi.: poo , VJL:W 110'1t;. P11IM \e1d"' l>ouila.s. ll's a formtr U"•l't Yrly Sl!l, l br, ~ ba, _o:_-_61_~_2 __ . _____ _ E N EE D I 1 Try S4 000 dn a vatl. 642-1:-iJO :>4~-91>97 402
PIN1.., rail fot· detal1a I l IO ~ modfol. lt' pnCf"d •nd )ou bltlN, rluh tac. l bU. sbP& * REDEC 2 BR tG.,..,.
LISTINGS Bay & Beach ;;~;';.•••• ~~ .. ~~~~~ ;,:::;;:· '""' :"' :;_;.;; ;E~~~1 ~·~i;:,::"S::--I :~~.~-• ~·; du,
Ou __ , ...... L itnd .., RHlty Inc. MESA VERDE UDO REALTY Inc. , ,.__ d I ..,._ "250 6T;>-l8H or rn-floo r ,..,n are,..... """~ w D-"--Bl d I\ B 1""7' 0-1·... 847 ~'.!.i ~n• e nMr " 2 BR "-·· ""-"' hd~ LI l • W __ ......... " •OMJ · ._,uua v 1 • n... nv1ou~ Lar0 e 4 I "' ' """ u• '"""se. ...,., ... lll'e OIJ:' c en a t ,,...,,, " 1 L' 67' -.f ~ 'V""nl.'t " "' '· " " 18.'7 \.\ "lrltlf Ori\ e 1 Sl""' .od • L.-'rooms from $19 000 673-!nOO i:..Vt'S .,., J 2 ba, f1m1l y rm \\ frplc. ~-SEP ARA TI-. llOU::il:.S on I ! BDRMS. I bath, i•J'ail!, tloors. http ace. ..., mo. .. ,,..., &1.:·:.0:"> u ..... I SlJj ~7&3. ;,.t6·1330 or ~-1740 up Lurt w1th u11 11nd 1t11rt I I>oublt &hdmg ~hH·•. doori. -ill1 R-:.! lot, l~l;J(). ! ur 61 uu1 l uu. mo. 1 parlnnit· 200, 10 pal10 A.ack1ni: 523.7.JO Corona del Mar :; Br. Neu Brvad .... ay :,,hvp-" .. ""'
MYER 10 FHA or VA trnm ping Crn1e1. Balboa !&land 23SS HuntinVfon &.uh .,_, W, f, lA(HfN 1
4-PL1'.X -'l br. I 11 be. cpts. I JUBA(H REALTY STEAL! iJ B4 7•1266 :,,Pt.NL> lhf' \\lllt<'r ~1uttful I 3 BDRM • 2 IA TH
rlrp-hit In~. lll'flltratc pa· L.llvrly ' B1 . 111 ! Br dl'n I lioll 1 •. I & ~ Br, lrom SIJO. wtlh "''Uher. dryer. ~frlll A
Riii 1!!60 Npt. Blvrl • CM 110 'iia:11ge. laundry rm. j i.:cJ srl•'t 11011 Sahsbul") Rlt1 blHns. Luxury liv1111 11\ 64&-3928 Eves G44-0.l45 ln~ml' $490 mo Mamtt n-30:.!1 llarlior Bh •I ~ M ln 11res11,w Al f'• Lltr;,:r lot --J-1 Jmff ~-.Jl1 OR J-6900. HunLll'\&1on Bay foe on!1
&I anoe fret> In GOOD Rt::N· :>4~l lwra .>-!S-ti3tv I on C'Ul-VI' ~ ~ S1mplr. t'ulJ ·~ $H5 a month.
5250 I TAL AREA. Submit down. ••••••••• prif'f' S31fi1Wl hiu sn.:AAI i•.i..i ut>al·h_lihd _H li I Huntington Beach 2400 I TM Brennan Co.
IN pnced aL $45,950. * POOL HOME * lilt TU lit ;, "', Jo'usl l'OO'll.' A DARLING 3 B1JR..\1 bwlHn lllove. foc-c· Real Estate t. l~ MOVES YOU 491 E. 17th St. 642.3790 En)Oy Calif. hvm..: in Me-.e OF' A HOM!:: td llr heal Lu&t ftll('rd T<1'4'n ' Country ~nter
Lovely 3 bdr , 2 bath, Built Verde a..~a. llC'Rlrd poo1, I .... t1rs1 M'rvl'd ~nt>r O~ a IJLUe Uutch •lf'ffl· bat·k yd, $13:> m o. 2 and 3 8-47-9658
In.a. Corner lot. Landacapcd beaut1fully landst·Hprd for 6~1lti0 :sharp, clean twme with duldrffi ok ~i-~117 Nt..'WLY Dt::C'OR. 2 bdrm
and fenctod. euy cart' Frncf'd PIA¥ or hu ... c paUo. Walk tu 11t:hool11 RENTALS
I .. f -H Styl .....,. Townhouse. LoYtly carptU Beverly J a chon )a.esman V. anted boat yard Lill' 1\ rm • arm ouse • & showm,. L'J>tt'd " drpcd • d F 1 tn
REAL TY f1rcplc. cpts. drHl>I''· t ltet Llkt Ii\ 11111 in lht> mount.um .,. ith extr11. bonua of lrplt Houaea Unturn11hed & rapt'5. rp c., re &.,
l Tln 81.'ach Blvd .. II S. Eslabllahed Real Estalel kH. 2 balh.' 1'1wtd ,'"'I • rlihl in lo.on« drl Mar r4u1p :>11~ly lndat·pd " Costa Mew 31001 ;:!~.r. ~~ni:nae~:~~
347-60.13 hrm 11Pt!'C1l llzlni exchw.ve-quick sale RI S.".l}m CIL Pmc lrl'f'~. OlTrtn \ h". 3 "·lll1nic for )'OU patio ~., Mllu to ~ch.
ly in lht> llltlng' salr 01 Un· owlll'r lll(I\ ml{ u111 ol •rt• I bdJ m' plu~ huhh} hou.k Ed ROM Rlty. S3l·5222 .I Ul:.l>ROOM. 111•ra1tc tn· Onl) $130 mo Dick Btri.
FIXER-UPPER dl'\l.'loped &t:rflir tor l't'lil· 2nd loan, k-11~,. 111 1111d~ op-tine ldmll) hoim ~.11.\nei "\H, TkADt. t•l\o:it·d >•rd. dr11rable Rit) 961·'1471.
tknual drvC'lopment n('1'Cl> lion~ .rl~H nri"hllorhood si.;;, mo --------
~id!' 4 hr. 2 ba. blt·tna.
nttds TLC VA do'\Jna coata
only.
con1Cientious. honr~t. 1ull · bkr. ti7H'\lJO. $200 lota6 DOWR liT.>~-~ OUSTANDl:"IG 3 br, lov~ly
Ume ealtam&n· R.l:.. IJcenM' 1 BURM. l11n11I> room, w•w NIU. l>UPW--\\ ~;-;;fj°j;), That'a all-no more on lhi.1 cpu Ir drJl5 Lhroua,houl,
rqd. Comm1u lon beal5 t.x· c&rpelin1t. <Ii RIX'~. llrrvla l'l', l Bi rta. newt) ekl'., U'L~ l BnRM wt Pl"l&t. lrnt'ed frpk . •1th &as lop. Wuil·
Phone I ,.11rt,,._f'fi f1on1 p~1 111 I ul di' H OR l·l\6S vacant ~ bedroom TowMou.e. yard, $90. Nr. drinktn Of" .,., dryrr. l't'fni . rqe 4 petienot prC'f. aar St ""'k to ,, h<~>l• By )' OWMr Ca.jlfl5. dra~a. n!ltlpntor . !M'IS 2 small mildrtn OK ,,...,.n. DISHWASHER. SliiO FORTIN CO. -~ ~°!-•Pt>Olntment. o'4nt1. Sl:l.9.ill :..i..1·~'0.l6_. _I Lido lale 13S I washer. dryer,. bullt·lns,, $1111 lnq 190 !.'.rd St. ~l!·:.!J:>8 mnnlh. Dl<'k ~ RM.Jty.
1919 N1JI. RI . C'C4t• Mt~,. N01:..WLl_"ORT D~~1i-.,~ IR11-SAMAR l>R!Vt .. btau·' !X'r month Lhat 11 •II. too. 3 RR. I"'-h11• dblc gar. 9ti1".!<lll
...... ~ L've1. 642·28ll M D.i:.RN t1rut i hr 1 bit "r' bnml', I 8AYFRONT LOVELY R D s•--, .,_lty Adulta no n.·tt. SIJ() 0fl\(' ---------.,.,,.....,.,..., " OPEi\ HOUSE t1RHiAT.SUN .;-' • • 1'111•• "'-"" uovo SliUlt~ I 1 to :;. 181'..I w. Balbua Bl. l pfJroX •• 1()0 ". h\. ~1"'8· tAmuu k, nt Ulsllnf'h on I 1n:11 ~·ch Blvd. ~~~-:;!.. ~ Flower. Call :I BR. l" BA. w "' erpt,
tSAY and VlJ:W ~l>M lllt> \, blk to b8..Y. I hlk to Orl~t _hy then e 1111 .l47 511611 tl\.;rou\ thll 'l bd. 2 b9. 1147 ~ll ~ ,._. !~n~ie~:.·c:-:.:
with 3 prlvat• bearbes. ot:C'•n bt'11t·ht•1. $31.900. '1 or .>38 :>971. J t>wrl • <.ir11dou11 Trrral'f' · -----1 BfiRM. $85 mo. !!.all aidt. :i.36·3.')88 lllt 5 536+1J6.
14.ACCO K.KAL'f \' CO br houle + hachflou apt 111) \J~ To-Datr. w Pirr. Slip. I 3 BR HOME • $ 11,tso Attach. &11.1 aize. l;arden. Re-
l02t l&ntlaao Or. 1.,•mplctely turnlaht<l. Coll-ve Perk R. c . Grttr, Rf'allor 3 Yra. old, p11ce Incl. cpts. trl& • atovt. 6-t6·211&.
N•Wl>Ort ... ctl LEON VIBERT, RLAL.TOR OWNER "'ill ~rll S9.300 ttW 3416 Via Lido OR 3 ml ctriia. lat• patio, ail ff'nerd, EASTSIDE • St.Z> Mo 3 Br
CTHI Oft 3-"lU ~-ma. Ewa OR 3~ J::qulty In C'ollf'1'1' Park 0.• 'iiTORY }'AMlLY HOME bHul landlcpna. Pml onQi 2 Ba. Le Lot. Mr. si-1e.
PENINSULA lltT. f"hm Upptr 3 bdrm, 2 baU\a
Att:-ac11ve 3 Br. It 0..n
fri>I $42,500..
2 fam nn, NC'\',,ort Hcbta i:n.750.
9albN RMI l1tate Co.
Joarphll'lf' Webb Reallnr
700 E. Ba.lboa Blvd . 8alholl
ORlnle 3-4\40
rr ONLY TAKF.llJ A MJlll
Duplu, 2 bdrnu ii.. baths
u . Potent lal Income S320
l'M $45.000
cx-.&n t·n«1 3 bdrm bomr
plua bat'hdor •pt S.\t.!>00
C~rirr WillllmlM, Rltr
luxt 4 bdrm. la•n rm, 40' Featurl'\11: 4 BR. 3 baths, $117 mo lncl taxea. llCl-1481 6-t6-0228, Rltr.
pool, utru tor SS.IXX>. dloln& room. la.nal A bulll· VlLI..AGi: fl~ ESTATt; Nf:W £-SlDE l bdrm, ft~I.
Kl 5-4939 In kltchrn. $59,j()Q. Brookhurat a Garfitld bffm ~lllnp, tence< yd
l200 UDO REALTY INC. HUNTINGTON BEACH ~110. Arlutta Sl18. 673·7629
Newport &.ach 3400 Via l,ldo. NB S1IO l BR Rrar houae Ntar
!Kn W RALAOA Al.. OIUolt 3 !000 3 BR + ('\ f'tylh11\li W att1 1111d 11\!t
Morlrm Out>lt-' -Opi·n ll°'11t BEST ON BAY llUGE 1"noll) P1rw den. Ji: I .: 2bt St. C' M 646 l»S
Sal Ii Sun 1 111 :1 p M 2 C'ha nnl"'-1 I Rd Li.n lfom,. b11. nnl) SIT.9.~I ~111 l111ll J RORM pin• drn. I h111h.
$16j, 3 BR, I" BA. wall to
wall crpt. drpa, bit .... lna.
f rplc 536· lJSl HB.
Sl&>. l BR. 1" BA, wall 1.o
w a.I.I crpt. drpe, bit • lne.
trpk ~2351 HB.
4 BR, 2 ba. 4 yn okl-Pvt
beach romm. l ml to ocean.
Rrt req sm . ~ att. l
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Apt1. Furnlahed
Ar hno!W' Rllt hl'lll" Apt 1 <;IK'll 111,..p,.rfN l c-o.W I rqull.> few "'h11t hJ<•r >'"' rcara;ir, rpt,, SllO I.HM'
Sl2.!IOO romplrtrl1 rurn Br· l~ ~\ ~ onl>' No prt~ . .4'HlW _G._n_e_ra_1 _____ 4000 __ t....,.~ hit .. A 0oran *cti· Quality v r . "" PAT ROBERTSON
Olt:\~
llTF;. .... DAJU' p11.01 I
wut .. t• -.or\ ror 1-1 LIDO 8a..Y h'ont duplu cm;. ~. P1.-r Slip • 65 • UC>~ ,. 3 BDRM I~ hl\th tlbl" 11· NO vu" Ynrl\ SI~ ~k
R C C,....-r, Rraltor fttt"ltor -_ ~ raa~. nN• Ill • IK'hool, bt>tv.-ttn ~an A: ba1. m
13418 Vla Udo OR J,.9.100 I .1 f'KA&GE n'I 113:1 mMlh :\49·210.1 E Balboa Blvd. m-»40.
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1-.i ••• _ ~ homr. Cln. bMdl $31.lleO. LEON VIBl:..RT. Rt.TR
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l'INANCIAL and NOTICES
RENT AU • REAL. llTATI
Apta. Unfumlahecl O.nanl
lENTALS . IR!NTAi.S RINTAl.S I RENTALS
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Gener• I 4000 c..t. Me.. 4100 Newport hAc.h 4200 _c_o_s_TA_M_E_S_A _ __.;5;..;.1.;;.00;;__':o.,;,.s;:..r:..:.•~M;;;E;;:::SA~-..:.'.:..:'00:: Lide lal• -60t(. _ ,,._ O,,.rtvnttiee 6300 Found (free Adi) MOO SJS l Bu1lne11 ltent•I
BAHIA MAI • :!o "!°:~.:.UP
9.11 We.I& 11th !t.. CJL • UlWt.le9 lDdllded
DELUXE 1 • 2 Br • Phone Sev • Pool
FURN 6 UN1'URH • Maid ~. TV.
• LaundrcDat dtanh!c HEATED POOL • Putttna ...
Greaa • r • d 1 • A t beat • D1I N~ RMS. Ml-15
....... dryer fadUu. •
c:arpaN etc. Ptieed from 8A Y APAaT~TS
SllS • ~. CDW. IQ, CJl.
See Mir • .Allt. ' MHd2 l 6 2 BR. hr'll or Uaflln
Room1 • Sutt. • Apt1. 2 BR mnt. w1w qica,
On tile Bay. otllt, pbooe, *'9. blt..m.. btd./poaL No
TV, lmeaa, maid tuv, poo1a pea allow& S.. AIJA. C,
DAY • WEEK • MON'nl Mer. 6t6-42IO
FROM na M.O. $.10-=--.M"""'o--v--E-·lN--,Al.J...OW-..,....-AN-CE-
Lldo Sborea HoU1 • Marina l BDRM furn. 0..&a, drpa,
'17 Udo Park Dr. ~ Bit -In&. Tll·A Shaiunar
NICELY FURN l BR
DUPLEX. nib( OD the
beach! QWd. aedudtd
~ $1!5 mo, locl'c uW
Owot.r 1D Or&D,ie,
537·:?'7'77
l BR, ar k'll1a., OCX:: and
lllbpc. Pay bJ wk or mo.
1034 El Camioo. ~-~.
Cl.EAN oldtT-% bdrm, fmc:-
td yard, carpN, ulllJtka
bu. $ill 545·215.1. =====I Newport Hgtt.. 42 l O I
NOW RENTING
Brend New
ADULTS
Only $110 & Up
160 w. w11...._, c..t• ~
548-2627
(lh block off Newport Blvd. &
l lf.i block oU Harbor Blvd.)
-------Cl..EAN! 1 -2 B~ Bltna, Prei.lige Addreas
&Sulla: No pet.&. Fr~ •• Economy Rents 1 COSTA MESA
2'21 ~ l6tb St. ~lalL MARTINIQUE
4250 GARDENS
SPAC 6: OilZ&n.IL
~ BR, 2 ba, trplc, Bay view,
qita. drps. Avail unmed,
S200 mo yrly I.e.
6TU809 Alkr 5 PM
iuntinaton Bt•ch 5400
* MOVE FREEi
W.ltbJll 2S ml. radiul
1·2·3 bedroom•
Furnished 6 unfunt
• 8W.ll·iAI e Pool
Chlldren'a arta
$85 ..
,_L THE ~E.P
E .ST r-.·:-EF .
Cafe or Sho p
U-a:se Iha dose • 1n
roerdaJ propttt1 wit.It
mg contaJn1ng 860
Lor only $1Z> Pet'
Call now. Open 'til
com·
build-
IQ· fl,
month.
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2213 646-7171 546-
CM
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•.. SA!.J:SM»I Ada.ml • ry, HB.
nm ENTIRE WEEK the 55-m6.
t:ua.t arowmc CDIDpuJ FOUND Halloween nlltrt
In oor f1tld • n:pandi.aa ONn&• A wtdte cm. Vic. al
Wallace St., C.M. :la-mt.
Ila u1a .pnba!w by
locaJ.Ulc, tra.Was. and IY· SAMOYED. temale, bmd in
FouataiD Valley area,
111.EDlATEl.Y l&artinl in 96l-5.1k
mo&n ltl('ft e11pabk of 1''0lJND in field near W.att
lhlnkin& and i.cceptlnc I. Sota Odea. bbae cur,
U2. 000 to $3.5,CX» in com-&iris cJ&aea, call m-un.o.
nuulOOI in lbeir 1ull year; SMALL sirla pn.cripb ~·
$50,<m and mon 111 their
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&lasael. Vic Cameo Wlb·
attond. Landa.. OdM, 61'5-ZMI.
TH..t:: PLACE ia lhr Newport· Lott '401
Dr, tE. or WallacrJ. ---------Bachelors lutn 4100 ~. B&chclor apt furn w1t.b kit
* STUDIO APT. I Huntington Pl..z.
3'l4 C\.AY
Pbmt SJH331
NEAR 17lb -Ne'POl1
480' lltorage pnp
Dr gr fir aaice
iOO' er nr otti~
Law rmL&. pr1vat
rooma. Oa1e to PO ..
perltini. Scbwoier. Bia"
m-16M. er Wi at Newport Buch. I
WINTER RENTALS tra
MOTOR HOTEL
U> PER WEEK
m5 PER MONTli
IDcludel
e Otrect cbal pbanee
( fl'M loca1 calla I
• 2C hour a.aa. aervlce
e l,;AS -ELECT!UC
• H.EATED POOL
•TV • 1''M
• UNt:NS
• MAID SER VlCE
SllCJlly man ror e Kl.Nt;SlZX BEDS
• KITCH.E:NE'IT&5 e TWlN BEDS
:?:JOl NEWPORT BL VD. cusr A .MJ:.SA
PHONE &46-7445
PLUSH 1-Bdrm Apt
~lodt:lll fw nu.!Wl~ "' ~t•lll·
lrvrl des1iJ!, Quttn • m e
bed, ~ koman tub,
complete kltchtn. J6' o!
"lolets, rw\mmmc p.x>I,
weekly maid aervtct. Lots
of par1Wl& llJKe. Quiet. No
ieue. Year • round nt.e .at
$115 Stncie aduba onl)'.
:!381 Brutol ~l
LUXURY
FURNISHED
BACHELORS
t Quiet -New
• 2 Car IJ>8C'!'5
• All 2Dd floor
e <:oopn-BWJt ·IN
• M&id Sttviot.
e JlJO. Gu 6: Wa~
1'75 •pt #6 Panonl
tComer Ford I
$17..50 WIEK & UP
• sumo • Bach apta.
• UUl.IU.. 6 lJDtm tr..t
• ~ s.vice • Pao&
e LAuodroma1.<:J.eantn1 Suv
e Mud Suvle9 • TV Avail..
e TV A recreaUoe room.
e No 0epcm:t
e ()pen IOOO • c.te A bar·
e 200' aU blvd. • No DOl.N
2m Newport Blvd. ~
Holld•y Pina Apt1.
For aradooa aduJ1 IMnc tn
quiet ~ 1 Bed·
room Apt ovnlooldn& pool.
Carport "' utn pr1valt
psrtons
642-5151
1~1 Pomona Av. <.:a.ta Meaa
NEW 1-Br, Bllol, 011PC)6&1,
Gara&e, Sundeck. Util·p d !
ALSO BACHELOR A.PT. trm. . PO! CA.RACE, m MONTE VISTA
DELUXE l be tum., awi.m-
rru111 poel. lde&l for bl.ch·
eJor, $00. ~-9633. 646-066.
1993 Cburcti SL, Costa Mcaa
$110 RED EX: 2 br (6 umt Ct>
cli19, ldr rm. htd pool, m
Ru School, Qi HamUtoo.
CM.
$liO • OWN your own 'Jn.iJer.
Pay oU Uke ren!! 133 t;. t6tb
St. SpacM2,
CALL &42· 1265 ---BAau:U>R API'S, tram $60
lo ~. Ut.ils 11.lm. Appl)'
~ Nt"Wpart Blvd. Apt 1
CM.
1 • 2 bedroom tnro apts.
laundry, praee. no du!·
dttn. ~ W Victoria, Cd.
>1Hl38.
Student bol-ue--'15-per--w-k_J.n_·
d udes uWa. Separ.Je l rm
•· tttah paint. 6t&-211J
1 BDRM. 185 ~ Duplex,
lreshly palll ta1. N tar .a.:,p.
p~g. ~ k>catklrl. 6t6-2l18
~ Spot1"9, am1tU fUrn •Pl·
Buslllt5s Jl'1"50fl. East aide.
I.Jill utra. ~ * l BIDROOM han.ulhed &4Jt, adult.a, DO pdl. SS.I
liarrulton St. 646· 199'2.
OC8Cl11 Port
$115 mont.b
• 86Chelor ap(a.
• Over\ookmi PooJ.
• t'urn, C'ptl, d:pa.
• Patios • a~es .
• R« room, char brow.
e M&Jd St-rv.
W, ~WlJ'Of1, 1 blk to OL'Ctln.
210 Cedar 642-1..lJl
-OCEAN FRONT
$1.SO MONTH
2 Bdnn. bltm, c:pta •
drp&. See muaaer uwer
DJi W Ocun fn:mt. N .a.
MOTEL Wt~ RATES
DAILY' /WKLY /MONTHLY
1 · BU< TO BUOi !
Olli W. COAST HWY.
~
N £AT 2 br, DW11 comfo111
tD ~ A1ao 2 ~ 1llt'
hnlabed. lllG. Childreri ••
1tet.lao. 8rnal1 dGp OK. W5
Placmtla 5o41-J61l.
BAYFRONT 1 • Br Garden
~ Beau -film! All !Sil •
pd! 1lZI to $1'0. m~u er
~.
MODERN tum duplex ~
bllt to beadl, 3 l>r, 2 ba,
U30 wmtcr. J.20-'n 46th St
OR ~3827.
Mu C11y 11&11 It lkh Street OCEANFRONT attractJY~
'1udAO apt. f75 mo :rear
WHITT1f R APTS.
Dtlux. furn. 1 BR neW!y
decanted, Ocean VlllW, W.
d&Wm kitdl. dilpwal, ....
nee, patio, heated pool
$115 • all util furn, la1
Whittier, CM
ACAPULCO APTS..
W. lllb It Wallace, C..W,
Adults. 1 Br $115: 1 Br ~
Jleated pool, ut\llUts paid.
1'.:venlngs 646-3850
2 llR, Mir J1lb Shpe, uW
pd. $125. 1613 Santa Aoa
Kl 2-7779 or SC·~l evu.
'50 TO OP.:C! Bea11 Ice
r' DLX!: 1 • BR. SlOO.
744 Shlllmu, 548..._
SP AR.KI..INC 1 BR dizplib
Redecorated~
117..50 MHll1
2 Bedroom f\Jr'D 135 week °'
SllO month. utll pt.Id.
IC2-JDIO. %191 Maple St.
IACH $95, 1 11t $9S
Funt -lW EldeD • Adults
l blk Npt Bl.._ tGal
round. Utlls put. OR 3-a:I
It OR ~1107.
NR ~ WU1ter, l b&'ml
$30. i bckm rro. pnp.
Bad>elor, $50 yrly ~
rE.UU. Y rental~ 2 BR u:p-
at.aira, 1ii blk to bac*.. U3
Jltil St-., N .8.
OCEAN FRONT APT $1',
~ after I pm or
ftdtends. '7l-44n
BAY lrunt. l bet 8"ut. ~.
Oean he&< h. Patio. liar.
St6S mo. 646-1456.
NEW 2 BR furn apt 2 bath&
carpeting 6: pnet. Udl pd.
Olli &42-sQ.
SHACK AT 'I1U: BEAOI rum 1 bdrm apt. $1.2..50.. can
Raym..u!'iOor~.
1 • BR SID, UW • pdJ (Ar.
Nr -mlm. No chll4rtD nr
pet.a. 61)-29.JI ,,....
l BR WINTER $90 mo. Yrty
ins, uUl pd! A.van Nov 1At ea.am.
N!;WPOllT Ill. Sharp 1 br.
bachelor. Sm. boat ~
l1'G mo. OR. Mn
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From UlO * F°'unl Or l 'nlurn cl:.enelU., mald IUV, b1d poo
tv, C'&J1IOrt. utila pd. $91 mo.
lX M.aJ'iUenU. Mot.el CdM
; Bdrm ........ From $95 * '.!BR. lh ba&hl
2 Bdrm • • • • • • • • From ~ * Bl1·1n1 • H&d POOL
3 Bdrm -l Bath , • I* Adulta -PriT Pabo
6070
1 * I Office Rent•I
• Nl::W l ·BR 6 2 ·BR •
THE 'IlME la th.la week • CR.A Y ~ white IDUe Pll1!6a
DOW! Become a part al Ulla cat. spayed, e mo old. Vic
8edfOrd Lue 6: W..utl ~rated aqaa11:1twmal Reward. can Kr. 67J..(2JO F.rom $U() 10'1-I Ml~IOn Dr., L\l
NEW BAOiELOR APT. Carpets·Drapes·Garap ~l~ evea. 6 ""l.ulds
2 lloool9. BJaJl bar l tt!l'li. Bll·IJI Oven ti< R.ll~e
pvt pallO, carport. S90 un-•.... l Pooll . . . . • MESA NORTH APTS.
turn UOO tum . .a Na.re»-Gracious Uv1lll · · • 2 lg BR, 1~ ba, } urn un-
-. 673-1007. I Park-like Surrounduip turn. Ul5 up. Pvt 11aou
FULLY tu::n, very pnvate 18th " Santa AD&. C~. drps/a-pta, bU·lnl. ga.r.
2 BR dupk!.x with ocean 646·SSC2 M6--0Jl HEATED POOL
"-· }'meed yard, pedo. J tH ~r. llbqle, ada1a 6 OCC
$180 month. Da,. ~7384; ~7 Olli.D aeclion. Pet UK.
l'VCS 67HJ814. Q,o!'dplBUlr >t6·11688
PRlVAT~ wllb 1undeck. Lge 21 bdrmb' ' ~aJ"'l)et•. dra~ I DI r 111yMA1Rf n.ewly decg;'ated thruout! ea, e ect ,.i·w. pvt g8.J"aie Ull' vn
Ups&ain 2 br, yrl,y ro·19S7
o. rn-:as.
UPPER 2 Br w/ rva1e.
Util paid. $llS mo.
41' PolnRttla. 61>:1161!1
~ ALU'ae. l br. Let IJv, nn. firepl Nr ..... So. ~
II wy Ut.11. pd. s.414'1 * BAOlllJ)R APT $111
UTIUTfES PAID
Sit&-lDO, ~1140 evea.
LGE -SCLE APT $11).mo
Yrly. Ul.11-Pd' OR J.Ufi6 aft.
f'r :> or v.eekendL
SPACJOUS 1 bdrm apt., Sl b
mo Yrl.y. UW pd Walk to
!x-dch At mul..et. OR 3-b071 ------
Bal* 4lO<i
LEASE or •inter, deluxe
duple" JUlt oU s..y. !H~
Alvara.do St. Balboa,
~9574
8AOi •Pl 10 Ju~ l , cleaa.
Q\&lel. uW pd. ~ mo. 119
J>'enwido Sl.
OCEAN front 1 bdrm $15.
sqie ._ 11W pakS. m....fn4
or •13·3910.
SPAOOUS 1 • BDRM, din·
Hll'bor &lites
Apts. .
DID Ro1&t Palm Dnve
U bUi: W mit at li&rbor,
earner ol Balur J. *Free lent-
2 Wb. * FrM Utllltlea * ChUdren Welcome
Very larp 2 br apt.I. latc.ed
~r heat. healed pool, ca.
td pnrea. paooa, m:5
w ~ rERIU.R A.P'l'S. m
V.. W1bon. &46-~
VILLA WEST
Spaooua 2 lit. l Ha.
Furn. -Unfurn.
Pn v pa.Uoa, Pool.
PutW:a& Green
$U) up adult.a only
15& w. l8tb St. c.~.
THE PINES
NtJW l BR 1~ bA. mod a pb.
Extn lllf'le 2 BR. Apu, btt,..
ms, cp!.J 6: ct,,., d oae \..'
lhoppm~. $9J mo-u:nlum.
MOVE U1 NOW • STAR'J
RENT NOV. lit-Ca.I.I M&r'.
6t6-9Cai
Modem Studlo Apta.
"" 2 bedroaml 11' l WI ba&!ll
Pnvate patio • Hestlld ,po;
,,. W /W caJ1'd ,.-0npa
Unfurn ~ 1'unl $145
7JS Joun St. fi.a·5'168
l,oe.a r Harbor ol1 \\ i.lloaJ
2 BU>ROOM eut Ade pr--
age, g&ttl ~I. IUlO
wuher-dl}'u, S90 mo.
5'8-7717.
5200
MEDrTERRANE.AN
VILLAGE
Ranta.la • Kalb,y Hardia&
2 6 l bdmu, bttpi.aor. C6ll&.
' drpa. ekct d..labwubt:r-.
$74.50 -$19.51 Office for Lea
Cpti. dtpa, bl.l·ial, 1n beauWuJ 833 Oo
M
ver 01.
ewport ~la, carparU. flee bu 1 l d I n " N 0C£ANAIR AP'I'S •• m, au
paid.
~ Cecqia. H.iq Baa Beach. New, mode
536-S411 coodluo.id UUlluea ___ Lowest rata * UPSI' AIRS-duplex, lar&e. l.Jihtloat 11HJt7,
deu, nice, 2 br, bltn lton, -Office for Le
Kub•¥e d.lap, curtalna Is
clrpl, rup , 1% garagea, 4
bUla io Iowa. $90. wa. pail
"7-3833.
64.2--0351 --...
New modenl alr c:ond , ulll
p1.1d, carpeting, $10 ' $1.5(). At~Vul l
New 64 l " ~ &h'm !'urn It 1 '*411J5t,
Un!ura ~ ii.-A up. ::,cc ottioe • A: up m11.r1aren; nt 15th St . .4. OFFICES le Storea
., I() UUl St "' Jnillc ~ tl5S •• · call owner, N&-%1.JO
EXl'RA mp 1. 2, l le 4 ======
~ ~W ~~ lnclvttrial Prep. 6080
Dr. H B. 84.2-271.S. SUBORDINATE M·l cor.
B-RAN--D-oew--1 -BR-,-apt--s/ Weltml.o.lter 100 x 300 ..
drpa, ttfn&, dilbwubtr, S34,m Owner 847-9666
dble pnp. Leua. Adlaba..
$ll5. 536· 136(). CommM'Cial
.SIOO
Dt:LUXE 2 bdrm duplex. 11~
b&lhl, carpeu, drapes.
wuhu, dryer. dl.sbwa&b«
La ktt.chen. dbl carports.. Bua
673-7350, R~ 54&·ll28.
l Bdrm 2 baUa krwer clupie.1
tar aa.. D 4.11& SL, Hft·
port Beeda. $165 mcmU..
~er Kl t-nas.
CLE.AN 1 BR, fncd yd. drJia,
$!lO leue. m La Pa1e Pl, u.aa Mle&. 113«17.
1 BEDROOM dap6a. edaJta
onb-s.a..zw.
~-~~----~~--
Wl> TR J.~ wea
(nJJ ST •TI5Q. wttadl
~.
H> W. lmt ST, CM.
lndu1tri1I Rental 6090
SHOPS FOR
RENT
FROM $1) A MONTH
11/A/1/'. 1.DUU'. aiull • ....,. ik.CD•..._.,. ....... a
Wanill'M YW&p ~
~ W. U\A di., \;..k..
FOR RENT: 10 9C1-fl. 2
rest rooms, 2 omca ID new
Plaza.
&J'OW\h u e&I"\)' •• paeable Brem. "7-«nl Ext. 3C..
Uaaa ~ nm .. IOo un-LDST from lOU1 Merrimac
ponaat '° ,. lat a Ide-Dr, HH, Sdnm StlQrraY
phone quest1on·an6-an1Wft' b!C)'CU, ireen. tm w/w
...ion. For appolnlme'llt ttr.. wbl&e ,.dde4 .....
IG-l&a.~ IDd ~ caJ1
lTl C) 5'+-1100 Moo. Nov 1 L06T . Oiocolatc 1lma1e
poodle T moa aid. .U. lo or alter md ask b MR. •11Da" Vic 5 ....... Od. .. EN GUSH. Reward. ... lfT-11'1.
DISTR.llUTORS hnon•ls '405
JOIN OUR WAR AlL'OHOUCS Aaoar·
a. .l1tded lnaame. Preqe IDDQI Harbor Area. PbaDe
~ M Baara.
blllband • .. bulineM.
pat will put ,OU ta tM1 Announcementa 6410
proftt.a.ble aod eJl.Joy~ ac-
tM'1. Up to $lOOll per mo. .... Heallta Chlb
R.EJ..AXING MASS4GE -put w., fNtt $300I ~
Um e. J.moa& 2 llaar's llDd
kJak, fOOD BUmtESS. No
pbllaa ~ ~
Call <Tm ~nm.
A.&k tor Mr· Nae.
&UmA. STUM &UH •
BJ Jee • s..i. m .&
l8Ul an Newpart 11.., Cl4.
Hm lD -I p.m. IG~
.... apm.~
1( ..... .1( .. Fs
Omd"..... • l)etpla..
Ma • Womm A Cliidna Do You Need Money 1 o., • MlaK d-.
,_ dcs-t«Himr .... t"art i.m~ NMrpar1 .... CJi(.
l1IDe s;m.. }\111 Umc a8IU
• • Ne pt11m1 iJJltavien, ~&:KV H .. ~ 01 RKTOlt T
~ 9'P"""'"""" call C.rpenteri.. 6590
(nt) ~llOll, Mil fo: Mr. e REPAIRS e
Moore. Approx. l~ bn. tor e RDIODEUHG •
murriew1. e ADDmONS •
COJ.N LAUNDRY 6 Cleanm& st9-:.llD11
J.Jj,eocy. ~ 6 ~ CARPDn"RY/ CAmNl:tll
!Ute new. Oriplal CJlli'DeJ' re-Bala, Fonnica, ~ • al·
tlrlna. Net n050 '° 11110 terellom. Mf-9513.
mo + lle!ID«A• pvwtb CARPENTRY WCEK
patt11tial. XJDt &errm. REP AlRSI P ADmNG
~ Alft, prqe. sm mo yrly. .. 8682
UE kit. Ail eltX:I· l.ie paJJo
vl.ewlQ& plnc&. C..olur llll~
na. End. gn. }'rtt lndry
nn. C'lc9t m. Adulta Near
t1ua. mt 1.o $134
d&&p., p!umbed for •u.o.:r. ;;;:::::::;;;::;;;:;;=;:::;:;:::;:;::;:::;::~
drytt. PYl ~ End P-hofoM t.r 1tent m~ induMJW a.id& OD R.andoipb ..,,l34, ~· 1817
t' }jURGER ~
t'OR SALE BY OWNUl r ~ HARBOR/C.111.
CARPENTRY, cema.t • Pa-
Uo. Ail ....... Mo ,. '°°
l&rie or amAl. 6'UQI.
i BR. Cnllra.l Location
~ Ill Sl5 mo.
OR N iii or OR 3-al
APTS, s:'lO ao ~ mo. Utili·
t>u paad. BaUq Mo&et, m
£, Bal.bo&. m-9196.
LWeW. "351
BAYTRan', mw 2 br, 2 ba
i..oWully f wn. AMo 1 br
t!Uml unfuml wrth VlfW.
Bolh Yrtl· 173-lK)
Bal* Wln4 435.)
YRLY. Ged.lcmao Non·
amoker l BR lll'P"' apt
~ SWley, clean, rel.
673~9 al\. s.
l ROOMS • UptST AIRS
67~7342
HuntintfOn leech 4400
NEW l&TKe rurnubed 2 bed·
nil °' 1 bdrm " den. Best locauon. Ont blk to at.orea.
b&Jlk, Cnvna Thratrt. $1L
mo.
5 POINTS APTS nn EWa tn-062
Exeuthe Apts * l Br, 2 betha, dinin& rm. * BUm, Bu. U1111 pUI
11111 Cameron St. H.B.
NEWLY decorlled 2 BR. l
Twin • 1 ~ dilpala.l,
l.aandry, ~. prtnte
patio. $1.lO mo. .. 47~
1 BEDROOM, IUrnishe4. utlJ..
l.Llea p!lid, m. 18421 Beach
Blvd, HB.
1'(8". ""~ ~ UnfurniaMd
Genera& sooo
MEDITERIANEAN
VILLAGE
From $1 so "'°· 2 • 3 Wnna Clreplact. qlta, ~.elect di&hwlllhlt. d~.
Raa.ta& omce oa naphlp a;
(beblQd ltoaa HOlpHal)
GM 11ap.blp 1\AS,
fO.CM
~'O t. ~St.
Le• 2 Br apta, tJu1Mm.
A1ao
ltudlo aptl, 1 ~ beu..
HEATED POOL
2211 HJ!.rtiur .dlvu., L .• '1
M&lll1&er Apl A. 1
• New • Clean
Two 2 Br, w/prqes, ~.
fenced yard, dkpoul, ••
kr pd. 2 dllld-~ 8a.ata
Am Ave. A 541 Be:nard St.
S3T-illlll.
3 BR, :l ba, $120 up. 81.t.na,
drps, balona, or priv p&lio.
W a1k to CXX: 5 ldlls, abop
• mtodical cntr $20+ olf
rent foe pt time acct. 1ard·
mer or handyman N-
arta. ltoe value. 28lilO M csi •
dou, ~n:u.
L.ARCE .2 bdrm, ~
WI W aJk to E 11tb Shop&.
No am ct.Wn lZl "B" 0.-
bnllo, CM.
1 -BDRM Patio apts, an-
fW11, bit -Ina. nr abop'&· S90. OR S--0115
I BJt, dlsp. pr, $SC). lr>q
514 J6th ,st. or Ph 6TJ..SlT7
rvrn1rcs.
l BDRM. $M. Catpeu.
Drapes, pool, bit -Ina (furn.
an.lO nt Avocado. ..........
DLX l BR. ~tio, bit • inl,
drpa, cpta, p.r. SllO. 23a
Santa Ana A Ye. sa..o728.
$130 MO, 2 BR, 2 ba. Mcxith
~ tree w/ years leue-215
Ofle. 142--MM907.
~es · atcr~
From $1 lS per month
Relllal aUlce Oii Fllpblp Rd
tbehl.ad Haq lialpUalJ
~
$200 to $250
SWdk> lill!t le¥9' sou.odpnJol
1 bdrm. l bdrm, 2~ batbl.
bnpL&ce, pvt .-uo. beai.d
poola, dtlwce '-wrta •
bU 1Aa.
646 3164
Ealtbluff AIMrtTMntl m Damm i>nn. N .a.
Dil&tnctlve new Sq VW'f
Gardm Al*-•I P"\ paao,
crpVdrp1, bll-lm, 2 car ¥ILi
Rec center wrpoot. 1 HR
trom $150 • 2 BR, ~ ba b'OCll
$200. '44-13S2 or m.a1I.
£.AST BLuIT-dlxe new 2 A
J br, lrpl, d&b~r. bltlns,
cpu d1119, d~ 111r , rtt
Cl.c WIUa pool! 644~,
~
SP AOOUS 2 Br, 2 ba. with
tu.1ly ~ped dee. kncba,
frplc. • pool. Adu1a cm!1
No P9C£. '4fi·S251.
J BR duplex IK'U !Ma1. ltoYI,
rdri&. cpu, fli>l c, pr, .W
pd, $140 yrly UR 3·UT8.
3 Bedroom, 2 bath,
unlumlll\f'd. Seubore ~.
5'M'll4
y 2 • BR DUPLEX • $1C.
tUppuJ WW • cpta. Drpa,
Bltna. noat. m-an .
1 BR, dl.ap, gar, $10 1Dq 51'
38Ul St. or Pb 613-Mn
~
$85 MO (furn oc unfttm) 1
BR. cpl.I, dJiie, bit -Ina.
D ard. Cllll 241-1121.
2 BJt $'95 MO. Mutt.I
2019 POMONA AVE. Newpo.ot Sho"" 5220
Ml 5-a6
S240
Jll.!IO Up WK w I KiLcbm
U'l .SO up. Studk> A11tL Util •
~ 11UY -pool zm New·
port BIYd.. SG-97S6.
ROOM for ~ lad;y or
rttllWd '-d1. KhdMll priv.
OUl al•• .....,._AD -Se~. U•ml.
NEW bnaw, ldtdM!n pnvtp,
n~ar OCC, le lhoPSJltli, call
963· ll!il a!\ 5: ;JI.
A't"t'RACJ'tVE rm in ldnl
auTOUndl.nl. nr 8ltbunt "
Mama $15 ""· 962-llZ!I aft 5 . ROOM for nllt wU.b kitchen
pri~ga 8IG Gonrnar.
CM .U.U 3: en.
SPACIOUS. pleuant. wtU
turn room, conveniently b:.
priv t nt "' bl, Ml 6"21163.
SHARE homt DO mo 21170
Marian W1y Colt& MN!l.
M2-2U4
DOUBLE pnae, w the
Arcbes, $22. Ai.o an&le w.
lade Sli "2-5513..
Aw., betWft9 Bu. A
~ dim IO ir.ew..,._
ER.'fil: a..EVEJJ.ND ru:m.
16111 'hll.m Aft ... Blf
APPROX lto1' amc. It
.-. -RaMolpb, CM. Call collect nl-Z1.:no.
1600 Ir DX>~ ft. N .. lf-1.
k eq. Lt. f5J.l (]Qr, H8
JO-WI ~TJeO..
LOb 6100
DOVEi\ SHORES
Adj -Wal« wtt) Vl«'W! Low
leue, Only $17,000, !Del -
outlWllUnc plam.
OWN~. MS-Gm
11 SKYLlNE DR.
View W. ta Lq\aa 8each
$9,000 to '15.SOO
Siu.~
FOR LU.SE
R.w:t. ~ .nice llabDo c.m..t, CeMnt• 6600 m~B.ai~
Call MMOC
l'OR .... or • amids 1l'Cd:IQs ~. l1 11avon
Store :.. b . C&l1 m-S696 be-
Lore l .. ~ am an1 day.
PATENT .FOR sALE-
1>£' A.u..'S laitb-1.J.:I /
lnweltn•lf Oppw. 6310
COMM't. BUILDING
Newpc>rt 8Ml. A Harbor,
Ski&· approx. l.000 Ill· ft. A
lffl good iuveltml oppor
tun!~.
L.f.X)N VIBERT, Rl..'nt ..
WAYNIASSOC. * COHTIACTOR * Palioe, an.. Ddv .. ~.
J'g11n1S.tiane, Sl&ba, TJ.11·""1
Ucenel & lnewance
in u.a.a Mal • IWwport
10 YEARS
646 0.SSI
SHAW & SONS
SPJOC:IAI IZTHG IM
EXPCm:D AGGREGATE
~
~
. Wl<flll AKYnM.E
R 3 LOT 22nd St , Ron1 . Bdl. I =========.. Walk tn ocean. 00 R.oyahy CEMDn' wan wamd. Mo
1ocome. $7!Ql F .P. Low da Money '9 Le.an '320 ~ too amall. ~ H.
Free Est. .. Com. Is • Tama
841-3951 l£FIM.&NCE Sturuck, LI M6l5 afl.e.r 4:30
t' 'IWO LARGE R~ LOTS ~ PATIOS -350 .. ft. ~-
1..ooed ~ unlb • medical IUY • BUILD SafafadioD ~ ~. Xlnt 1oc. $11,900 ea. .._.. ,....._, f'nsnm Ca.I.I NOW·.· 5JH6K.
Nl·2lHI FHA 3:> yra. to Pl.IXXI r1. H. LILLI/ l..M:. o....t
VA 31 yn. l~ ta $30,IXXI Coatr. ALL Typeal
CGnvent..,.I Ina. Lo.na QUAUTY OlNCBm :>h~ -:ZS • 30 rra. up w ="-==Eat.===*==56'a.=;:;;;. ~a. Tu&a1 Loan f'ee ~
S.v"'91 ~Leen
lfte0ft'9 o---. 6000 THE LAND MAN
. " '..,..... '' BIG BE.AR 40 ac. GIM!t
5~ JO yn to 1100,WI
~ °' u . ~ 1-. • )'n.
E. c. Fruillm Oata.-R.EMODEUNG ,._ .._
7 UNIT Motel 10 Palm
Spnm,'t wilb pool. 8 1n old,
lu.wd by lhe year. Will
tra<k e.Jboa lsluld or
South lo San Cltmcnte. Sub-
m1t.
t r e u . Sprlnp. R o a d
tb..-OUCh· 0054' to Viilaar
*60.IXK>. FR.LE LAND CA. T •
A.LOG. W Dover Dr., N.B.
k.?~lll anynme.
Wm. Winton RHtty bd\ ..... , a.. e. 62JO
m Marine Ave. m-m1 HAVE: 4 Ulllt commercial
auat ..... lent at 6060 WANT: Vecant
••••••••• ''Wesldlfl Strip"
m 9 W cstc:1llf Dr. N. a.
Ground Door new Blda·
JO' " 101 -n, aq. ft.
Ample parld.nr froDtlrear
u a.M1J
Courtoy to 8kn.
··:~r:!~·
NEW MllrUAI.. BLOC-
• n. A.Ila. Is ~.
• C.,,.U • UUla.
• ,...... jardtortal s.r.~
• rre. PaJidA&.
211 s.. n .... Onl1 *'* OTHER S1D:S AV A1L •.a Eut eo..t """' OORONA on MAil
Call l'li-1290 -.... '1D
6 MONTHS
FIEE UNT
ftatal ..... MldlCIJ bJdl. m Did St· H.B. ....._ ...... m.i-
""TO' LOCATtOM A.-,~~~ U.S. NatloD&I Baek,.,. .. w .. ~
R.E.Al.'TQltS
Ml-Tm .:... Mt~
AKTiif stllll-'o ii> IM .a N.a. Lido ...... Hta' a.,·
rwth upt. Mw•, mu. m--..
Mr. Slee.le
ao.,J.w .... eo.
1649 Westdi.Jf Dr. M6-am
SAU: or trade for be9da
bome or dupiex ft'>' w. C.0-
vina home. •aluc $2&,900.
2 BR + dm + pool. 2Jl3
A1uka Sl, till) l1Hl19.
l:.XQ(ANGE ~equity in
3 be bnrne near u.c. Irvine
for N4!1rp0ft lncomt. RJtr.
~l777. 147.-Z.
LARGE 4 br, l ba, Ne.a
Verde Arn for v11e land.
la.Dir ..._ or ' S41-5m.
dU~INUS •M
lllNAHCIA&.
... °!!~!'!~ '*
' 80Rll. l ..... -......
19th .. eqldppod beautJ
shop. 0...-_. f'Ytt)"
lhli-. aoa aa. a Attnct
tenm. ndl ti CM tA the
-blQs ta a.a ........ hmutk poCaUaJ. LOCK·
HART REALTY, '89 W.
19th, a4.
BEAUTY SALON
REAL MON'EY-MAICDI
Top toe! Balboa llland. Pric-
f'd tor ~ .... , ltft to
Ena-.., $3!IOO. r IP « tarma. o...e:r.
.._nM or Ml.mt
SILDIT • ..._ flll1I*'
for boat auc:Uaa, Oc-..W.
Dita.Ila tn41 121...U
t
SAnw
MORTGAGE
Hb t.st 17th 5treet a.ta .. _
Mll-Zln or Kl~
1.5 Yeua Iola ~ itJ
HMbor Atta
R.EP~1NG
Westem Mortpp Orp.
MetrvpoUta.n W. la CA.
ud OU.
~ S.vinp • Lou
~~~
Morlgagea, T .0.'1 6345
L)'A • DISCOUNT
nn Sscn> -bl 11>. Balboa •
11land. Owmr will guar.
nnt.e due Ort 1, la NO
Brulcers, ~-mt.
WlU. BUY 2Dd TO'S an
()ranae Olua()' Property Al
diecoual-'15-llll
or atore 1' We cu .-.rt lm-
med. 615-5131 tar .........
GEN Bide C'Ofttr. a.tom.
comm 1 ns. Remodd's. ad-
dititons, pamt'I· Ra, £.
F"l.llft. '46-.1.55&.
BILL Pitta, Gell. Bids· a:mtr.
Complete remodel 6 repau.
Cbmm'l6R& ~
• OLlVE 'DlEES •
by ··Baylem" m -
Palm tteea • I.Arp rode
~as m-m1
TRJW -JUTE LAWN SERV.
Mo. rnatnutn or cle~
R4CotiD -J..aDdlc. ...,. .,....
fudP•....._ICSS
YARD m.am. Cean • ap.
U&til bn!q. hit. dea
Work. 12 yrs. op. f04a.
J~ Gardalm
Oil la1t11, lrim. 0111' 0
....nee.~--· Money Wented 6lSO N• m.atw .,._.. " -. ,_
-~-.000-"-lST_TD_oo_lnl_c_.loM __ to -_. '* wt1ll a D.&ILT
ocean .In Hunttncton Beach. PllDl' w A.HT ADt r.t
Nr•:mt. .en1c9t ....,.
AHNUUNCIEMaNTS ANNOUNCEMINTS
...S NOT1CIS ..... NOTICU
'405 ------------------
SINGLE ADULTS
M.li1 Ulla coupon to Compatibfll1J Tlltin&
Co. of Oran,. County, 1505 !. 17th~
&lite 20'1, Santa Ana, Calif.. or call 83Mtaa
and luro bow uatna IBM equipment la the
lntellect.uaJ. modern way lo meet others
want1n1 a better way of Uf e.
Name .......••.•...... ............
Ad c:lr'e.u I • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • cu., . . . . . . .... ' . . ' . . . State .....•••
Pbooe . . .•....•......••••.•.•• c.u '3'"'200 .... lhcord•d M I .... 24 Hn..
Bm:::~ --'~ .. ' .
. . .
I I ' . ' • ' I . . . \ . . . . . . . . . . . ' . . .
44 OAfl Y PILOT /Nf'Wl-~ Wtdnttd.ly, Howmbfr 3, 196'5
Sct<VtCE 0 1RECTOlY JOBS & EMPLO YMENl I JOBS-& EMPLQYMI NT JOBS & EMPLOYMINT
Job Wanted, Ledy 7020 I Help Wanted. Men noo Help W anted
JOU &. EMPLOYMENT Joas & IMPLOYMENT
Jobe """'-"• Wom. 7500 Jebe Meir., w..,.. 7500 Gant.nine "'°
HAULING, ,meral JVd
dun up, trefol, ahrubt and
bu.ahea lbaped, reshaped or
removed. no-r bed weed·
111& Wuiter ratta. &U-4253. -----
Gt:NI-:RAL ofbce. Good typ-
1.at, fill~. lilt bkkpll'lll:· Ma·
Lure. Part lime ooly
~-$.'m
UN1:NCUMBER£0 womlll,
work penn1nent ~3·2503
G.Mral S.rvicee 6612 Job W•nted
Men & Women
INSPECTORS
LAMP REPAIRS
lntxpenslve, by txpentnced
craitaman. f'rrf' plckup/
d.euv, CM area. CaJI RDbert
~7989.
HANDYMAN, all repatra.
Elee, plb&, carp, haul.
Rtu. "Oonnywood"
543·1733.
0 00 JOBS WANTl:.D. AIAO
hauli ng 6 dtanlni. t'IC·
('all Mu, 60-ill4
H•ullng 6730
HAULING • 191-&ardenina·
Mamlenaneot, rubbl&h,. .tc.
t• ree est. 642-0776.
LH.iHT hi ulln& and IDOV'Ull·
Rl·uonable ntN-Call w -o7u.
Dt.:MP truck, wp loader,
Cll'an up work, dll't, trub,
•tc, Call a.n,yume 9b"2-B74S
• Ut;HT OR HJ:.AV'i
Haulin& • Cleanup. f'ree eat.
PRUMPT &-rvice' ~ -
Ho uHcl .. ning 67l5
\\!'.'/DOW & WaU Wulun&
flt 14Utn&I Guaranteed!
Ml':'CHELL S 531-<X>TI. -·
Ironing 6 755
s
Ironin g In My Home
I 00 hour. 26S Sllnto Tomu,
Apt A. CM.~~
-11<.0'\L'-'t; ·MY HOME
lOc per anicle
~~·9829
ftu!\IM~ Ill m) borne, $75
hr Ask tor Ht"ltn, ~!HJI ,
.!li1 )foplt St. apt A, L\.i
7030
MANAGER COUPLE
• .1:..xperlenced tn Motel anri
apartment&. Salary plus 2
bedroom untum. 1pt. Or·
an&e County locauon. Local
~ferencn Bondablt· Avatl·
able afltr Nov. lst. Pbvne
646·3265 anyume-
DOMESTIC HELP 7035
LIVE INS
Employer pays fet'•
Geor&e Byland Aien1.')'
106-B E. 16th S A. ~7--0..19;i
NURSE, id cook, id dar·
acter, reliable A pnctir1I,
Iv In or &1\1 bra out, cfa.
536-~.
Help Wanted, M9n noo
$11.!JOO -Ul ,500
THIS REWARD IS
YOURS
ff
teJ You want lo work with
Sut-ttaaful d.YJlllmlC ~
pie
( b) Yoo want to rPS>rnent
one ol the workl'a fasusl
~Ill& ocpruW)om..
( c> Yoo want to b«om• a
proiH&J-Onal saleaman
and, or ..lea manaaet
Becauae at a des!..~ to add to
our or&IJliJatlOO. nier.
a~ opponunaues fOC' men
.. -no have au1.'CtlUful back-
~ ltl ..i~. aale1 man-
~nt, independent bu&J.
oeu ownen, tt"acberi, en-
illltt'f"I and md~lrlal man-
&&ement
Et.ctro-Mech•nlul
Minimum of 3 }'ears
or equivalent in elec·
tromcs assembly in·
spection. Requires
knowledge of blue-
prints and Mil-Specs
and familiarity \\ ith
basic mechanical and
electronics mcasur·
ing instruments
AI'PLY
TH£
REEDY
CORPORATION
151 W"t 18th St.
Cott• M ... , Californ ia
t.: ~ C'lu.it1\ilup Reqwrtd
An (.qual OpportunJty
l mJ>luyer
-C.'Ol 'SEJ:ORS--
Counselors
kU:"IM~ m) lx'me, Apt 3
ph ~7ll. Apt :l 646-!IJ.97. T o arnn&e 11.ll mltrvtl'W c:alJ
Mr Gardener 1l 548·7682
day or t\ e~. Lnttl'Y1e"•
ld>edultd betwtd I: 30 a.m
lO noon 'JUn. Ulni S.l
Only pru~ nundtd
pc-ople abould apply You
('an earn while lt&."n.llli
1l1n't I" 111 be accepted.
PhoM for an tntervttw
673-~l!I
l.>!1 Shal1ma Ur , CM -
L and1uplng 6110
HOMEOWNERS
SPEC IAL mJll
In I 111 1h.:1ib~. r.oiJ rood , dt·
n no11 .. or tud mu. l.a14n
,d .JV l>IU )'llJ"d ~--O.lb7 -) . ~ •• \.I t.H T landlcaptr\& •S--ink
lt-1~. ~•din¥. brick patiol
It pllrn I ers. l:.X'J)OW(I """*
i;att .. reoe Lan<fKac>e pllll
J<•.!·.>833
• J;~rn1 n91n9
t'a1nt1n9
.( lnterion
Exteriors *
'~ I l• h l<i<) \m>lll ()(' \a.rie.
t'AINTING
; r ...-Llt.JmaLes
646-2977 EvH CM
' ' ' I t..l (; .l:.XT!:Jl Pain uiii
~andtnaVlan work.m~
Ll<'t!nMd • 1n.IUttd ! 1-..i..L en1m. 897·~
l'AL~TL''ki/ CARPE.Nffi'i
L.U.A ..... UP, Rl:.P AIRS.
( AW.. 675-4490
n.u s Pamuna 6 Decor·
alini: . 111.L A: txl, tree e.-
t1m1tc1. 675·2J71 NB.
I:\ f l:.RJOR/ EXTERJOR
F A!)r I CLE.AN • Sl::RVlCE
I 1\'l' • J:..st. • &411-7118
20JO Ne-A port Blvd , CM.
Suc-ceu Developmrnt
---MACHINIST SERVICE
REPRESENTATIVE
I
Man. ~~. for cualullier
s>rodudio n Machinist aerw:e In otfloe ~llwn
Some colle&e pft"lerre<l. fu
Penm.l'lent posatton wtth U · tUA for n&ht man. St.a.rt
Pl.DC11n« elt'C'trallica com· ~ + eumpany bcodll.a.
Apply 10 a.m-noan, 117ll
paiiy for prodUC:UOO • on&-Garden Grov• Blvd., li G
Ltd macttinllt With 3 to S UDO DIST.
yean upenence on lathe, SALESMAN
mlll. drUI pl'ftl, hand la"Cw To .ell adven111ina A Oty
machine, nc. otrectory Sttvict to O:anac
FOR APP01..''TME.NT
Col.It bualneu4'1 Thu IJI •
penn&M!Jl full l!ml' )l'U
'round pos1uon l'h ~19i
for lnlerv1rw appl LWikO
Broe & Co ln<;. Blue Book·
Telonlc l ng lMer ing Co. en. ~ Dlrtt:tory Pub-
LAGUNA BEACH _LIAht __ ,... _____ _
employer
MARRIED
MAN
WANTED exptt real ulale
alesma.n ~ e handlt aen-
e~ R.E., ~... lnl-ome.
Comm l . lndu),f • Leue1,
Stores, l::tc BUSlNLSS IS
COOlJ, 100' ~ loc, le l"C rt
hc1e 10 s11y. :)(•e Bob
LU<.:KHART !<.UL TY, :ib9 w. 19lh. CM.
-COOK'S HELPER-
At'f'LY I,._ Pl:.H.SON
JoUy Roaer f<.eataursnt
2300 Harbor Blvd . <.. M.
Wome,, 7400
ASSEMBLERS
IEC
ELECTRONICS
ASSEMBLERS
lnte1l!l.llte Elec:troniCI hu
se~r•l ttmpo111-y openinal
for qualwtd electron! c
h~mblrrt.
ASSIGNMI!;NTS WILL
BE ON A SPECIAL
TEMPORARY BASIS
wrrH EMPLOYMENT
NOT TO EXCEED
SJX'fY DAYS.
SWING SHl.FT
. . .
.\tuat b.avt" one yeu ftf' more
rect:nl Ulduatrl.ll electron
1ca t"xptnence in ~
hamesa and bultet Ult'm
bl)
APPLY PERSONNEL
DEPT.
600 E. VERMONT
ANAHEIM
INTERSTATE
ElfCTROltlCS
CORPORATION
A Subsidiary of
lntustate Engmeering
Corporation
L' S CJtut-nal11p required
An equal OpPOl'llUllly
tmployer
WOMEN
" COl..l...l:.G t. !)IUD E'N1'S
Part l'lme work tak.Ln& na.m·
es lot the nr w L'.oet1 Mt&a
l'.llY Dnctory. Good b&nd-
wnune. good gpt'llin&. and
Moo!&\ IJ>Pt"kl&nte l'&Sental.
Bue p..y 'SI 30 per hr.
Apply 1'uea. lhru F'nday 10
to ll a m. al 719 W. 19th St.
Suite J . Cot>-ui Mesa
-Sk;.rs Attentio~
Sm&Jl Mammouth Lake rc-
IOrt needs bard workina a.lJ
aroWld ~rl lo IJve lll and
Ml'VI' u m1.1d. WOC'k cornea
tL""!t, but plent7 or tune lor
sla1Jli Seuonal Nov. thN
Apnl CaJJ OR XiOl.6 Lo ar-
rl.flie per10nal .tnttni...
8AR MAIDS
GO GO GIRLS
mE NEW
BROADWAY
HUNTINGTON BEACH
Opening Nov. l~la Now Interviewing
RESTAURANT EMPLOYES
SALAD & SANDWICH MAKERS
Full or Put T ime
D•y & N ight Shlfh
FRY COOKS
Full Time
Day & Night Shifts
DISHWASHERS
Full & Part Time
D•y & Night Shifts
BEAUTY OPERATORS
Full T ime
For Appointment for Interview
CALL 892-3331, ed. 21 4 or 21 5
THE NF:W
BROADWAY
HUNTINGTON BEACH
An Equ•I Opportunity Employer
I MERCHANDISE FOR
Help Wanted, 7~,.,. SALE AND TRADf w..,,.n ~
A MARY POPPINS WTDI
For a &ood littJe 11rl 21 •
mos. 5 . days, i to 6 • pm.
Lit~ • h.wkp i · Own lran1
Balboa Island, Nr • Beach?
673-2798.
• BAB'iSITIE'l/ M'i HOME
·or Want. 1Back 81y &rel).
Some ch> a & t\.H Refttui·
c~ req WnLe Box M·775,
Dally Pl lul.
PART TIME WORK
t..x~llent urnlnp
A VON PRODUCTS
LADY for housework, l day
wk, mu1>t be mdustnow l
rel. Own Lr&ru.. 00·3340.
EXPt:Rll:.NCED hair dre•
5('r, NO Ucenae requlrtd.
641--0100.
EXP power aewm& nuch1iw
open.ton wanted. Apply
2!:107 S Oak St, 5-llt& Ana.
W ANTW put ume mature
woman for wei&tun& le pac-
ka&q. own trana. "94~.
COOK • HSEKPR.. f'or sde
pe~. t..xpt!r. Uve m. Top
Ala.ry. 673-1879.
EXPERlt:.NCED 1eanutttta,
preftt onent&l. but oot ote·
l'SMr:Y 847 •8986 HS.
F urniture IOOO
4 ROOMS lcomplm houH-
tuJ 1 includJns brM>d ~
Admlra.I refriaeRtor 6
famoua model ~e. $565.
Pay only $5.50 weekly.
OJ\ " IOW11 credit •el·
comt. OloUnUOUa filament
nylon carpeililc, $4.77 Sq.
yd , con.,leote I y 111.1talled
aver heary paddin&. tn all
the ~ar colon
HlJB f"URN 11VRE
lt.l4 Newport, cmta Mesa
646-«ilJ * FURNITURE *
tJmall tit.or• Bt& V&!u•
APT. OWNER SPE CIAL
:l pc Uv nn Ml new f 711.Vf>
f> pc liR et • oew 5611.116
6 pc dJJlette UMd f lll.IKI
Maple, t:onta:np A M~ni
1 oo i O' 1'1:UCK .r r .IOllS
3 ROOMS 1''urn 1159 .. 95 .NO OOWl'l . ·rl!RKs
Rani... Rllf n... TVa
APPttOVE> ruRN.
211111 J:l&rbor u 1-MeO
lSEPARATE-11ou~
an R-2 lot, 100 JC 150', 2 Br
A: 3 Br Nf'ar BroadwJ\Y
Shopptn& Ctmer
""847-126• ~J-IJ-~
J Top ~ • Wa Clpa -No u;p. obe #Mn. Wetn. 7SOO W,.!..
nu: HUMDINGLR
Con Harbor u.act.l1 :l nulea
south ol 01.aneylandJ. 011·
~~ard a.I~ on build.In&·
(JFflCE ilrll oeedeO Imme·
c1J1tely, i«ll'n! ottlct, r"
ct"pllorual A 1terctanal )Ob6
open. Mutt be neat, atlrac·
live A have EXTRI::MELY
LONG .WR. Full time It
part time jobl ava.ll. Ph.
.>W-0100. AJJt fot Mt. (;rant
REGISTERED NURSES
l 79ll Beach BIV'd HB I -ANNIVERSARY SALE . lhru Nov. 15
~
513 W . 19th CM
S4S..1454
b raftsman • Mechanic•
lmmed!a.te opell1Jl&. AA Je· aree or trade ld>ool train
ln&· E.xpe."lence with me-
chamcal component.I auch
u cutln&, ~ar t.ralna, etc
3-4 year. mlJlimum expen
en<.'t. I::xceJJ.eot compan)'
bencllt.a. W&nn1nl Scienu
flc Corp. 3839 s. Ma.in St.
S.A. ~nn ut 24,1. An
equal opportunity employa
• CUSTOM made sectional
contemporary, make oner
li43 Tanager Dr, Mesa Ver
de. t Republlc Homu> of
Adams.
Plumbing 6190
Ait ~ lO 3J to handle estab-
lllhtd roote for 'Weldin&
supply dlllnbut.or. Apply al
704 W. 16th St .. Colt1 Mesa,
Nov. 3 t.bru Nov. :i.
~ ur all ab1Jt1 " all ctepta e OPENING FOR
F'ull tune only. Xlnt ulary f.Xl-'Ut. R.eaJ u.u Sales· A"enciet, W omen 7300 _._ '---·"•· APPLv " • "' .,.,,,,,.,... .. ; r H · l11lUI Tract ll ~ti 10 * MlSC ITEMS *
BKPR-SECY $_.00-450 7t"'~ OWc~., H It I llunt1niton Btaicb. C&U t'red
l 1i1rl oHtl'I' Lltr di.11tt1nn · otep s otp • lo.anc!JI
l walnut French hand carv
td ta bl es + cockta.11 I.able
Al.80 rurta.ins,. drpg, Ni
MERCHANDISE f oil
SALE AND TRADE
Garage Set. 8022
2213 GRANO CANAL. U'Ml.E
BALBOA ISL.AND
Sat A Sun • Nov. 6 • 1
Many beautiful antiques.
Aho other men::ha.ndile In-
cludJoa very beaut11ul old
Pump Or-Kan. HJ Boy Sty le
with much CIU'ViJlj le bev-
tlt!d mirron.
Appllanae 1100
2 DR. TRJGIDAIRE, RUNS
GOOD, $4.S. PHONE M&-3716.
Antiques 11 10
RA.RE old. colored &}lu.
ALMA'S, &23 W. 16th, NpB.
J\111 w. ot Pla.centia Ave.
Sewing M.chlnea 1120
SINGER featberwe1&bt, !Ull
like new. 646-97 41-
Sincen s-·, Mach/Va.c
24lll Newport Bl. CM
N la:HI Port. $31. ~1281.
Musical Inst. 1115
Gould Music Co.
Showroom for IOme of Amer.
lca'1 mo.t beaul1Jul pi&nol
and Ofllllll7
Open Mon and Fri evM.
1801 Newport Blvd.
Colta Me.a 6416-1619
-Bach T rumpet & caM.
Exc~nt Cond. ~1670
P ianoa 1130
Hammond Orpna 6 Pia.nos
SWnway Plane.
New 6 uaed Hammond Or·
pna from SSlf> .
Good aelectlon oew 6 ~
uand&. aptnell & c:oNole
p1aooa
SCHMIOT • PHILLIPS CO
1907 N. M 8..111 Strttt
Sant.a An.a, Oililomia
GJVe Your Fanul,y
Mua1c Now!
RENT a new Hammond
PlA."-'O • $1.50 mo -buy
ll for Xmu.
HAMMOND Ill CORONA
01:.L MAR, ~ E. Cout
Hlway -OR 3·8930.
Organs IUS
GulbranMn Organs
333 £. 17th, C.M . 646"'4033
felevlalon '205
WE RENT
~w. M&rl1 MW, reOUJlt
TY' color TV1, pbonoa,
wunera. drytn, ll'OMn.,
rdrp". 1U>v-. ~nt i.t,
buy later, ti you wtaa.
No Oepo9! t/ No Conlrac:ta
6'ru 2:Jcrvb 6 o.llY~
43 ~rt.. Appl. ~11&.bt.lJty
J euee's Kl 3-834&
IOU ti. klLlll SL lS&J1l& Ana
RENTNEW'IV «MO.
NO DEPOSIT • FREE
SERVICE
Rent Can Apply To Purchue
631 ... 610
Servinr All Orange County
TV LAND 'i\l 10 p.m.
WANTED
()v. nt'fl for my nt"wly ar·
nved :.lock of 1966 TV1 1 'Ll \lBL'IC, • LIC: Repain,
ln~Lallat1on, ContractJ.
:iJ.·l\~l or '.!Jld34J
PLt::'IU3L'G __ _
Itcpa1r Install Rem1Jdel. Lie
b-L ·4X8i.
CARRIER BOYS
Balboa Island
J:.arn ext.a monty
Contact, Mr. Seay
642-4321
Co l"'t"1mbu .. "lu 01Jr fN' Jn _Wu..h·l>A'i~ 84 t'M. 1 · 961-2-481
lef\tf"" DOI"-alMI "'°' lJ CA:-.VA.SSl:..R. door to door,
I "-10 lt'llfni.· Work ui SA [Ll:..<..TRONIC auemblen
S ECY • $100 WK. •re• Guar + bon1&1, eaa1l)' for WIT\lll le 10kiiertna, blue
1
5"·> for Prr,i<lrnl of !'trw u rn S100 wk. Preler mar· pnnt baciq:r'OUnd not nece1·
port Bre1."h Co /'ltw l>flirrs I n rd woman w/ free Lime aary Temporary, 2 months
etr. ~8-1670.
W -T\\lN BWS WI
brown padded bead boar
lmmtd1atl' delivery and no
th payment Ill f'eb. 1966.
ds Down pymnt nol J\e\."l!Ssary.
54&-2257, Mr Smith, OAC and roller frames. Movllli
Poot Service 691 0
QUAL • POOL SERVICE
BIG STlr..V'l:.'S
REAS! * !)42..1701
kemodel., Repair C>940
A bldp A.'d or e.rly if\. OO·m.! aurumum. Cl11146-96ll l.S33
----1ea11 Mr. L1nd~n fi7~ '~lr iAwlll S·ll AM only. Monrov1.1, Newport Beach.
Dishwasher SUPERJOR ALt..'K 'i I Mature Women I RETIRED ciauple or widow-
D f /C Bkkpr. Burr~bA IJOO Wttnlf'd tor afternoon worlc td, to !DI.MP 6 wUta down-ays or Nights or NCR pxp. Act Ii l'<lur 1· 1·5 our oU1ce, DD experience town HuntinitDD &M:h
lion IJ / 40 • • • •• • • • • • • S.1.10 nerc5"1')' u we train. Rent di.lcount on :l bdrm Reuben E. Lee R.t"l:f'11, type .iO, Sil XO 1 ~er lloorly wa&es· ca.u 646-TI.:J apt ~ta. " phone # •
NEED a carpenter! Cal.I 151 E. Coast Hwy. N.B rrtmbur,e..J I . • .. • • • • .. 11:1 from ~12 daily. J.llP.aR. p 0 Box 1913 O>ll&
Don. Need a plumber? Call I D1<uphone typ .. , ... 10 .l7j I ------·--~lr).11
Dnn. Hour;e repairs of any Girl Fndll}. ron~lr P\p GIRL FRID~ Y i:..\Pt.!l_l_~_N_CED ____ b_cn_k_pe-r·
kind. Don 11 your man? I Wanted I 11-Pe rr1mhur1'f'<l l , 1n '1tMI l:lkkpi.:, lypm!'. I gir l office 6uru11 1 wanted. lnqwre In
Uon Bovee -646·4391 Automohtl(' orlil'e manager. F1C Bkkpr 1·on.•lr f'\P ti • pm, ;, day wk. Call p. 1 ,00 Newport NauonaJ
I
Orange Ccunty di>aler. Must I p1~pere fin1:1n MmtN . 100 ~·JllJI. l.;ank, 1501 Weatcldf l.lr.,
Sewing 6960 know Ford books. Rtler· Newport Prf'<{)(lrtl'I Ai.;rnry 1:.XPl:.tUl::NCt;D aalHwom· !\ H
Al tion ""-. I encea l't'qutrtd. Reply t30>.1641·3R70 .'4'1·:ZH3 an, tr<'n·aae l women 1 JIA-IH._S_TY_UST __ ' -wi-th_,..-cll_,.,..en--tera 1 · ...,.wtnJt p , -Gtrla dtt1SH k doll clothes ·276 c:lo Daily Pilot, New-Ex.cut ive Secret.ry 14ear shop Balboe Ja!and, lrle, for UDO HAIR FASH·
a 1pecialty. 646·4391 port Be~h· I l'rul' i:.M-t. ~'t'Y· who loves ~73~;Jio.wk. in<; weekenda. IONS, JCU Via Udo, <AU
-MACHINISTS people and apprenal<'~ 11 1::81rllr for appob>t. 673-1970.
Linoleum, I 47'a houn . " day wk. Great Boa ....... ~j()() WOMAN wMled Ill Newport --ALTO SOLOIST
T ile, & Muble 6'7S Day or m&ht stult, med to Newpon Pet10nlW'I Aaency &-ach area for b&ekeep'g, Sahuwo <.l!W'Ch poalUoo,
1
1& tracer lathe exp & nun 833 Dover Dnve ironina It ti.by SJIUn&. Own La&una Beach. 4!M-6~
CERAMIC • We. Fir • ule. !'> yrs )Ob ihop exp. ' 642·3870 :>19-t7C l.ranl!. OR 3·7318.
New( ~pa.ind/Re-grouted. TOP PA Y·NEW PLANT DONUT •hop work, woman :>choola-lnatruchon /SSC,,
Gen I bome~aint 642-5751. J::dler l.nd1atr1e1, Inc. 2101 Help W•nted, I for l 30 am sluft, no "\P
JOSS & EMPLOYMENl Do\t Sl., N.B. I Women 7400 nl'(', 25-45 apply Mr Donu1, 1 POLLY PRIEST
ALL black nutlftl toed .luUen
DINING room 1tt incl
denr.a. Orig. $1200.
$250. Need1 ~tin Cal Thura. Ooly. 642-3845.
GLASSTOP wrou&)\t
patio Lbl, 2! X 42", 4·cbair1
wbt w / aqu1 seati $4-0.
892.-471M.
RE.FRIG. Top freeter. Dbl
box, $45. Spring m1tlresa
&Itel lrdml', $.1:1. 16Z'J D. £1
den, Cooch l'hRlr, s~.
COLOR TV-
J Wit a llead,y pb and make
P"1 day paymenu. Credit
no problem. 546-2257, Mr.
Lewl.I.
' RCA Victor Color T .V New
Vista • True Color, P2S-
6T.Hl209.
Hi·F i & Stereo 1210
WAREHOUSJ-; CLEARANCE
1 NEW NOW MAPL!:; dinette set. 2 leavt
4 chairs, 8 steel fol .
cbaln. card 111bltt. 64J.Sll6
din& Garrard RC88 .. .. ~ $!'.!
AM·FM Tuner • • • $99 $27
M'iCHl.NG pr o! beaut COD
temp nau&llu'de sofas
or $l9 4 one, lk new 847
Wal. U" 2-w~
S78 11>kr. qst. ...... $99 $.?)
~ AM-FM Sweo
INTERES'JlNG Vict.o
O\tlT)'Wood dreuer wl
ri&n tuner • • • • • • • • • • $1T9 $43
th Color TV .. • • • .. • .. ln .tock
lge ov1I mlrror. 646·5619.
TRUNDLE bed • 3 Holly
wood bed In.mes, $20 f or
all. 962.3566,
SIMMONS Box Sprin&s
matt.reas llwin size> $75
Call 646·4149.
MlltRANotSI )ol
SALi AND Tit.ADI
Mltc:ellanewt
SALi AND TRADI
MJeall..-MOO
* llUNSWICK *
MOVING -NEAR NEW New • UMd Pool &ahl.-
Jum. 3 pc ~ ~ Coi11 Opu&led Bar tables
al with pad, comu bu, All accaaoriea • upat
cctf~ table, 2 end tables ~ a.od lttVice
with match decorator lam~ flnandtll anilable
bdrm IWl.e compl with Mr free delivery A lnttallation
1c Mn. dlftl. • Queen .U. IMch Bllllar4 Supply
bed, 2 twin bedl compl, 124.lA s. Mal.o S.A. 5'1~
~I• dinette Mt, 4 chaiB.
dlJC poker table, e1ec aulta.r lrMITTED f 'IRICS with cue, otf·whlt.e leather M A
ttdin9", :l boy'a blkra, -
1-10..spd, l ~". 100 lb dum·
bd! att, oldtr Kenmore
auto wuher, mi.le ttem.1.
5411-8788.
POOL TABLES
New and &lied
1966 BRUNSWICK $27S
Free delivery A imt.&lla-
llon; 100~ f1nand.na. We
take tnde-lna. UN our
Cuutmu "la,yaway."
SECARD POOL
323 S. Main, Onnae. SJl. 1992
*AUCTION*
u 10U will Nil Cl' b\q
eive WIM.y a try.
Auction Frida¥ '7 p.m.
~ Newport Ml l-a6l6
W indy's Auction B•rn
e ~ Kit.cben Table Uo
ea.
• Modem Floor Lamp $3.00
• Room Divider $10
• Mapla Rocker $10
e (l)erry Wood, dropleal
table, $J0
And Other llema 6t&-J060
l6.a S&i:ILo Tomu, CM. Apt. A
WILL BUY
<.iWD
USW FURNITURE
I& APPUANCF.S
646-1631
CA-RP--ETI.N-G, over.tocked
&&&1n' We art loaded w/full
rolll. roU·enda & rl'mn1111U?
Pnced for cle~. AL·
DEN'S, 1663 P lacenUa.
Coat.a Mesa * 646· 2356
--.-Ml-NK *--
Wild Mink, full Le~th CO&I
a.bo Mink Stoll'· MAKE Of·
l'l:.H
OR~
SET w~ ring-s,-Col--t Sl._75
w1U lake S1:i. Wedd.Jn& band
!> dwnonda l kt. tot&! wt,
0>11 $67r> tak' $.200.
673·J600.
W ALJ.IUT ~r bed <full
lliu I $25, box ~I .tr
mau.rua Sl5. All In excel-
lent condition. OR ~16
8'.lboa..
~I bniht carpet colors
... rutort Lhtm with Blue
Lu.ltre. ~nt tltttnc: lham·
pooer $1. Rffd T .. Winkle
Hardwart, Coat& Mesa
DOLL dotbn for Barbie A
tr1mda It Suzy Cute. Dlt·
fer?nt than available m
atocu. Buy early for
Cllrlltmaa • ~-8969.
WE.STINGHOUSE 16 cu rt
relrir A freezer. C'Ollt $700
stll $300. Hl'rman Miller
dinette aet, Twin bed.I. l
occaalonal ctw.n 646-9814.
:l BEAUTIFUL Spanish bu
l~I, MW, red tops. Coat
$12 " both for $75. &0-4935.
Call aher 5 pm.
lS GAL abow tank complete.
lt&nd, pump, flab, decor·
1nvt rock, arnel. special
rrow Uabt $20. JE 4·4254.
""fOR SALE
Remnant&, Samples A Mill·
erids Sat. Only a a.m. lo :l
p.m. 9'l9 Baker, O>st& Me.a.
MAPLE bed, ainele $1.S, 1.f.
midqt or cycle trailer W.
a1.m fonn reduelini t&blt
flS. m1lcl tum, attu ~
~-
I'* FOAM!
for "Do It )"UW'9dt''
u.pboLaterlna • cut while )'OU
wait. ~1
221• Newport Blvd., C.M .
Misc. Wanted 1610
HIGHEST PRICES PAID
FOR QUAUT'i CL0THE.S
213-437-&101
GREAT Boola ol the Weat·
em World. 54 volumes or
id Encyclopeciian. 83&-~
w ANTED: M.lnni bike. reu·
on1b~. Call lO S-7978.
FREE TO YOU
SA VE from pound. desper-
atety ~ Lempon.ry or
pennanenl home for l
~tie call A 3 ~ kit·
ten.a. 1W 7·5480 or
KJ S-9'&3, no calls dtt 4
pleue. 11 !t
FREE to rood home. ttoced
yard. Ador1ble small brHd
black 6. while, mutd Coclt-
u pup, & wk1 old. SG·2825.
U14
iT't')' )'OUlli oat.a. 1W 7 ·5480
Wo :l part Pfnian sil Vn'
~y )'OUlli nll.I. 1W 7.s,m
" KJ 6·9483, no calla a.ner
4 plNM. 111:>
FREE to iood hornl'I. 2
adorablt lllk:y black l
white nuxed puppies, 4 mo
old. 538-1067 betcre 5: 30.
11 5
8 WEEK male k:llt.en, part
Persian, &ood with dilldttn
weaned and bouaebroken,
847·1193. 1115
CHILD S SWING SET. Hu
atider, swlna. d-&lr "91.
N ttds *>me reopair. YOU
pkk up. ~-211.S. UtC
FREE to sood home, Sbebl.
beauntu.1 spayed )'OUDf fe-
male shaaY type dos. lovtt
chlldren. 536-20Jl. 11 5
f'REE beautiful ~ tmier
""Shelty )'OW\i fem.alt aor.
lhaD.1. ape.yed 6 all ahot.s,
1ov ... cblldreo. ~~. ll s
F'REE to iood home. Sia·
meat Albino 2\\ yr old
male, all abota, ~ed.
devoi~. Call 546-0577. 11 1 S
f'R£E •qua anen parakttl.
and caae to lovlnj family,
962.3693. lil~
TERRIOR pup. 6 •kt old.
Kl 5·5301. call alt.er 5 pm.
11/3
SMAU. Genn&n S~enl
male 1 i., yra. aid. 646· 1154.
ll/5
DRAf'TlNG table, wood, raEE Otlhuahua Female.
Unoleum top J' x S'. Ad· ~~. JlrS
JU&t&blt. tl!I Ph 546-42111 FREE hamster ii c•&e.
eves. ~ Jl1l
APT atove 9' Surtboanl.
f'um, mac. 11>-4 Sal, Swl. Swap
ljQj Uncoln U\, NB, ----------
1790
60·3593. SWAP quality maple, ma·
GARAGE SALE • Andques,
hooked NJ•. fumlturt,
hou1thold lletN, <loth1nc.
207 Cecil Pl, CM.
POOL table I' x 4' p1111 pons
table 4 l*idlea. 4 cuaa,
balll, wall rack acwer, ex·
eel. cood, all $85. 546-6063.
LIGHT beige <.'Olton NP.
l2 x u It !I x 12, 2 col!ee
tables, odd chairi;, compl
eltc tea.in set. Re.a 842·2352.
UPHOLST~ING S79.50. 2
pc tEuropean cntt.men)
• 'ree eat-del ·piclrup. 21!1
Main, HB. "Berny" S3Mta5
BOWLING Ball, Baa 6
Shoes 6% to 7. Almolt new m. 139"' Albert Jn rur.
Nf!fl cond.
Uphelstery & uphol.
HWl"f. 30 yrs exp.
Fl.Im, for ale. 60-Sl/S
ilrl• aiu ll. $10. Ont l&dles,
a.tu 16. $20. Exoeu. Corid.
54~.
ho( • walJ'IUt tumiture lor
older !:&rly ~rican.
lJ l-4m.
TRADE '62 Rambler at.a..
wa&Oll for hou.le trailer Of'
$650 or what! M6-7616.
,ITS and LIVISTOCk
Cats 1120
PERSIAN Kl1TENS
S1L VER/ $15 • $50.
U 8·~ tvee or wkenda
lllS
PURE bred German She~
herd 6 wb, white male 6
female, black male $:!Q.
1&66l Kettler 1Ane, HB.
14'7-952.4.
SALT .t: peppn-w I wbiaken..
AKC re&. Clwnp aired. MJa
Schnauura 9 wka. 6*447L
POODLES, AKC rq'btered.
blaclt. pl.ease call 96'2-!ISllK HB.
SERVICt:: station -:ittrndant. , LVN & EX PEn .u.<i L 17th Sl. _ BUSINESS COLLEGE
Job W•nted, Men 7000 Must be IT\('Cban1ca.ll In ". I l:iALUil..ADY, l'Xpd P1T A M.hool of distinction -
MAOilNlST, up M up ch~ed. Salary open. ~tan . NURSES AIDES &elllJ1i/i\ft wnpp1n'11 Im· romplrle !!t:CRE'fARIAL
punch preas, spot Wf'lder. Al Oark alt 6 3001 for all shtlla Ir. llll drl'U ports lnttmalton&J, /Th !:: TR A IN JN(; -spccilllUd
gear enndera. LI 8·n6t Harbor Bl., ~~M. ~;:· WaJ· t'ull time onl)' >.lnt·1alel) 17th, CM. I ~ho11 aub~ta • ty'ploi .
SACRJFICE kin& alu box
, Sporting Goods 1600 'Prins " maltreu never u uaed. 53H223.
MAHOGANY Bedroom 1ulLe
doublt, $75. ~7441
SMAU.. MIN. POODLE
Male a wka. White AKC rq
$75. Call 673-7117 alter 5:30.
Saric, 1887 Moorovia Aw., ten Texan>. le bto114'ht•. Apply Ptrt0n· 1 WINDOW alrl for dnve·ln ahorlh&nd. 32S N. Nn-pon
C.M. PART TIME WORK • I net Ofltcl'· ' rntaurant In Coron• del Blvd. NS.~
WOUW you like tomeoM would like to talk to 4 ~n St. Josephs Hosplt•I Mar, CaU 67Ul60 9:30 to •TYPING· 10 LE!SONS •
to drive for YoU' Avail. who e1n work 4 nlghta 11 -Wl:.l:.lvUA YS S·4 P~ ~m I Ch1lcuat'1 Quick EZ meUlod
day, wk. or lonru. S.'!6-1695 wHk, 4 hex.In per niKtit * Construction * llouaekecper • Uve In or out. 173 Del Mar. LI 8·28:ill
11 B. Alter 5, and averB&e $4 per hex.Ir. Bookkeeper Full Ch• g• kefercnoe1. Glrll 4 ~ 6.
Call 544-6417. P~vioua i·on"lruc·tion ""~r Nice homt, top l&lary. A9enc1 .. , M. W 1~
Job Wanted, Lady 7020 f1BER CL.ASS MOLDERS lenc1> lli'Cf'ua:y Apply Jn 546-7232 ~'vea, weekend. uu H a>YAN AG'U(\i
MOTHER will blthyail for Hand lay • llP· Excf'llt"nC. pay • ptt300 UIRL t'rida¥ over 71 for I\ I I\ U1 f
one J yr. old. My home and •orkin& 1.'0lldltiona. Ex· c;an&I Butlde~ pc-rmanent part lime In Lookln1t for a M l
Ne-Wrt11. S.16-1~· bCwn ptrlen<'f'd Ol\ly. WlLLARD ~570 Campus Or N 8 exeoe otllct. Tom H. Doyle, Come I'll -.. ... fOr S·!l~,...... ._. BOAT WORJ<S, J~ Be.ker --' . . Inc. Mra. AGL .. Tm pel'IOflll.IIJM ~
SATURDAY Wort-All o.y,
Houle dean.tnr. Call
~~.
PART ti'™' f"ftl S.t. Otflc9,
bkJc'P8, ntllh1PT PBX, ~·
Exp '46-llOI alttr 5:30.
EXP SECY • GLN o.-.. ·rct=.
waoL pen • llmt wk, lood
~ • dlc1.lphonto MM9R2
BABYSITT;.NG nttca. call aft
3 pm. ~ Oepf>ndablt.
2 WOVEN wW e1Mn bomt
~. SU. 5«1-50.
'
sc .• a.. w .... 546-Stm. HOSTESS NIGHTS wro BabJ11tt $ dl¥t N o.ll1
Wll.DER, exp. Onuunmtal • w~ In m.1 ~. Win~ 1793 N;, ~ ..._.
U'Oft. S&&in. plea, ran•. tmmedlatt.))t CaO m-tm 17931 Btac:b ....... IU-tllf
own 1~ Call alt 6 pm Reuben E. &... between 10 IDd 1. tea w. 1,_, I.A. MHm
OR l-5182. LADT b t -In. $ • dayl
EXPEJUENCED Nunery» 1!11 i-;. Cout lf"'J'· N.B week. 1 .. I pm. m . wt. MERCHANDGI fOI
2S .YHn old. C..O to ma.kl' Mlllt ti.ft cs. CUdo ~ SA&.I AND T'IADI
·~ ltJr lntttrvlf'W Stenos and a~•l f1'>Ttl1.,. •b· flu r1.1tu,.. .00
.646·7'41. T~hnlul T1fM1tt WANT WG01U. exptt Ill i~
STOCK ma" for batdwlltl' Loc1d lt'mporL'")' Jobt. enl ~ 1 ct.,r ea
1tore If W Wr1ght Co. 126 trMk b' 2 a.oar.. IG.22GO.
Rocht'.i.tr, c~ Mua. Western Girt, Inc. MAW M<7l'D..
EXP TV Waa. 808 TV, 2'700 ff&rllor Blvd C.M. 1 Apu1m1111 • s.iu,
OR 3-800 •... 1031. tqUal OIJPOflun.1'1 ~ m. HftPQrt BM. MM'7S6
J' l
..
~ R.OUKD ... dilln'J'o
woocl 11ble wtlh 2 • tt• a·
'-naion leaws a.t 2 tar.
cloUla. Quality .....,.. 11t
•Xt-.Urnt eondtdton. SlJO,
~.
alt
~pm.
SOYA, 2 pc .ectional
coal , ~. 962· 3!f>2.
300 S~ llfle SINGER tealberwet1bt port•
a.ble lllce new. Complete,
i 100. LI H715.
POODLE, miniature, white.
male 7 rnoe.. AK c, all shcQ..
$50. 847~ HB.
_M_ltce4 __ l•_neou __ s --8600-k lltlY VA UUM
0 SCUBA dlvlna tanks, 1qu1 1Jnct.r -~ -'42.&a.
d.amapd Jona, dblr $75. Sale tank 53$)'t.lllO for DtUwry
Office Furniture IOl
<RANSPORT A ftOH
"1lata A Y Khft fOCIO
BARGAJNS hlatit with apl)rt diver ttirulator IMPACT
' • mask $59.50. Unlmal "'-· ~nch, C.P. • air o ........ _ '-th ... h Oeod oond. ~. Calh. m oUlce .f\lrn. Aetna Delk
1424 N. Harper, SA 531-737
.,....,_ "' t .. attic lMflt a.a M .. it. A. Ml·29'M.
• '96. •. • I'S" HOb\e Mlrf. RUMMAGE SAu: boatda $$4.SO ea. 8pny1t
~· GLASS top walnut l&blf'.I
boolccaee, steel Cllblnet
lbelvea. Ml 1-1253.
Office !!!'"'*'' I011
'ttMPO l:LECllUC Duplbdnc Machine
Con\p!.ct91,y l'l'but1'
PARAMETRJCS
129 BAKER, COST A ME.!A
SM.mi OmJoa. ~ter.
l•t.e model Ma¥J dutY ol•
Oc.w ~ l*f«'t cond •
f'tl MNl10.
lt'1 jMt Urie rac... _..._
...,'-..., allier ..., "'" DilLJ Pll..UI' .........
OW IO-NTI
llPf'Q IWl lo ama.11 ~· l• Part, C.. Mtu,
IOI' Qt. Porte,r cUle •w 11lau-a. Fri. Sat. Ml 1-3111. =:: ~~~ ~= P•••'t.nLi.::. ... ,. , SACalPICI
port Blvd., 145-7741. 1* P-. CM -.ca M' rtbqSaaa lnboard. c-6-
MOVIJllO lnUll ..u ""°""' UM nDddiiill ,..._ mac lllllDt, lllO. -...
I ch wt chelt l'f. f'tllloo Wll ~. ;:;;l.ftet--;=:;:5'=': JO.-=-='~---
rr-t ._ 11J1e MS. Wool na, 541-mS Cl.ASSIC 11' OmturJt ~
braided rur I x 12 14.\, Nd-l1 •• 1'\# ..i.. lube ft.a • Sen eeru. l..unch. T•ll -*. .
wood dlalra '1 •· ~ --VU'ftiahed • Int. Patel·
chal.M $2. io..11 ~ call 12& Worts "' home-~I QJOD. ltl-Tam
broadta.11 ciape 115. Motor-TV not retDOftd. 5Sl-«'im. ti n 11\boud
oll nldio $4.9$, ...._11 ma• r' BEAU • MOOC CAPEi Ford ilo ai. la ..... ~
ttrlal 50r. Jd up. Call am'1 Orii · •. MU. vlffr. all Bat olrcr ... ,...
or I.flu f pm, &43-Gal . IO-lllOI '"""' nt:lafl/ 3 ·pm> •=-· -=-=,"~;..;...:;.,;;...:::::.:_
-· H ._ ao N • ._AN lfaltf•'• ISLANDER ~ u ..__ "' UT la O•JI ,., ••ir•t ~· _.. •· s.201 _. .....,,.,,. .._ .... ..... -r
F
't
TRANSPORlATIOh TRiNSR>•TATION fRAHSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION I TRANSPORTATION I T"ANSPORTATION
8"h & Yechh 9000 Motorcyca.. 9300 lmp-:u1et1 Auto. t600 UMd Cert 9900 U.M C.rt 9900 Used Cars '900
·~ YAMAHA Ml ex. take METRO CORVETTE FORD
Wtdntsdl1, November .3, 1%S DAILY PILOT /Ntw1-PrtsS 4$
TRANS.-ORTATION l'RANSPORTATION 11<AN~~ORTATION
Uted C..rt tfOO U.M Cers '900 U.M C..rs 9900
1.9' LYMAN UPSTR4.K.E o~r paymenta A: $60. Oall -------BUICK CHEVROLET -------
Beauulul Bay lawicll A u.D-548·B before 12: 00. 'tO Mi'Tk(). '!\:Isl MtcbarUcaJ su a>RVL"ITI:, metallic --------MUSTANG PONTIAC
::111~1·~~ ':'·=: Auto lvvict '•"'MOO :!: f: ... ~~ea~-1960 BUI"' U 'SI CHIVY red, '· 11>-x1nt cand!Uan1 '61 For4 COllY't IMO POM11AC Have added $700 OG boM a U\ 2 cir, llUck, RAH, w/w. No An:t reucm. clJer acc:ep. R & H. ldclt. New t.119. f 65 )IJS'f All&
la.st 2 mo. New. 2 llY1 due7 'S CliEVY • compate MG ~ ... ~ .. wk. =646=~=·===== M~l ~e lo ~lai.. lAI& t.h&n 10,mo mlln. VI. sr•nON WAGON E::3 31;::: =~wE: 1960 MGA, onrhauled en· ~ ~ .• ~~~~~ P-1.a:..1. '·12 I .... Dc~D.GdrlSed 6 s .. ,~.·=;;.· :::r·~!~r~~.· !~~ Exat;on&l car. complettly
bvy dutJ ~ llUIDJ> 6 ard ua.n.. All fClr SDl. Pie. Never rac.d. WU"t tn.nlm.IM100, poww steer-t)' r. R ._, Ln an --~ =--. er, ahU under factory IU&I'-nco~ power atft.ro
baJt tank. Cla1'l _...,.. llG."6t91. wbltla. Ex~l cond. Ins. JIOftr braku, enitne .aUTO CINTI• cyl, maruw abdt, rood cood ant•· 12595 111z le a--brakes.
c:ond'Jna, • .. ~ Uf to LI Hill. compleW!y ovtl'tlllluled. ,.. " le UJu, IG-1.llD early AM •
25 mpb. 0-.-... tae-Trudel 9500 'SIMGA Medi paint Jobi en-s1ftt~ 1.9U Harbot aa.d., C..M. or Evea. AUTO CINTlllt
cator, rocl ~met., -,.-.._-"'----PM jult overhauled, '49(). ..., Open Ev• 6 b. "2·'733 ==,=:::::::=:=== lMl Barbar II~ •• C.M. SJlllfBURY BUl(I
dlain, llnea, mvy 1Dp1 cuab• 'D ~· ~ 1" too pkS • \111, Ml"'". '57 CHEV l • *· N"' 301. ALCON ()pitn .,_ A lml. IG-413! AIU STAllSBllY IJl(I ~~,..lll~~IM~~ ~ ~~~ '62 MG MIDGET STANSBURY BUICK ~~~;1~~~1~0~· '60 •"ALCON Ranchtro dlxe _196_l_FO_RD_G_alaxie-.-.-dr-te--19'..lO Newport Blvd.
A·l COND• $950. clan R le H, auto lnnL, C09llt Mei.a 646-iCW l9'JO Nt'WJIOl1 Blvd. Sa.cri.tice. Purchued l~r 1940 FORD pickup, $295. Ul.9 M2· l1Xl or LI s...191 "'"" Newport Blvd. Gram chrome nnp. Jar-model, camper ~. Gd • PS PB 6 _.......... .,,,... C ,.. .. ..,. -
boat. M2·1242 wit da,ya, £. 8&1boa Blvd, Balboa Cml&Me• 646•9022 clLne !leaden. 456 rear fnd. abape • '875. ~ ....... :.: • ...... :..'::"."':·1-· '65 ...,U::i'TA.NG, VI. Ila.ad OR& ---..... ., 1967 ·v-....... -... n..--•-t f'..t+.n I Dll. .... Many •"'ru• rY\ pty ..... ....,. ... pm. lr•ft•, D &.U, 1--......... _ ...,.,., --.-.. ,. I~ .... ·'--....
....,. "'"" -.. ~. ~· ......,.~e. OPEL 1961 BUICI INV1a• ~~ :"'eoND! mi:' . l~ FORD Falco•, • *· 615-3106. m~.a~or ~ u;;~r~ ';"IGllcvo~;. ~~ 25' CH"'S CRAfl • R.adlo, Heate, mlllt leJl, ON _,..,, #"IA..,. l(J JHpa 9510 ~-t51l. im, ~'r.>4 '14 Gal&Jde "ft.ml ·Toe>" 613-()917. CONDlTI mnU vu••
1956 Express CrulMr
A·l COND. Galley, bead,
aleepa 2, tull cove::-a. Slip
avaJJabie. Make ofter.
673-9330
•• .. Ch FullJ ~ Clean SJ.• I I i..o.ckd wtm all alnl. N .. '48 J.f..EP. Hubs, 1,, top, l!.DitlUI MOJMt 2 DOOR HJ -•¥1 61 FALCON air cond, allto, »mo OLDSMOllLE c~ trade, ao&d new 6 MN-Bu1ck V6 • tnt· Fully modi· UlnUlAL VIU • • 1 Bel Al.I' 2 door bardtop R 6 H. 4 ck'., or11 owner. 1c«t bff?. OalatandiJll -11»-
fled by Ottenha111er. Bush· Be titul condJUon power Brand new llura a •Pt'ed WO. m-o&o?. 1u-•1 ·L •tft OLDS ·1 ·· ...._ .... ......._ I Wu $)195-ert 9" wbeela Ii llrea Head-LOWEST PRICED au ' 1 t.ranamlulon. Hayes chltch. 1963 RANCH.l:RO Dtx. Rad ....-ltftlll'
1
':' .. u_
9
,,. .. "::':'un..,.....n.n. SJ>eda:1 P195 •
...... by Hooker. n c.o.:;. (tt<VV't a&eerUlc and power brakes. Colt $244. N~ urea, R H. ---· ,_ ~ e •· •Y , • .a •y•• ..... •A""'-' ..,..... $1345 leilher inter Auto. ft• H. 1963 IMnrftW • CONDrnoN. '_ .......... w1•.. """ -" '"" Invested). ~46 alt 3:30 Moa economical New Car chrome wheels. 2ti5 cu ~h. Xlnt coad.. Me-37311.. rtrUl • ........, .. .,. ...
pm. $400 ca.sh. Call ~ all extru Incl JVH. ~a PONTI.AC
'63 JEEP Gladlator PICK· 1965 OPB. KADEn SJAllSIURY IUKI ·sa EL ~. valve JOb I FORD Dl fftlnu uu.tpJOll =~ 1=~·i.ow ~ llllO :~TH~CH~ SailbOeta 9010
S C UP Hui.. tnn n700 10123/'65, new paint, eni. --------.NUln l1Ar'I •cRIFI E . ...... ....... .. . '"""' N ,_,, ... Blvd IJ't, one °""er. ,_ car '"" PO"""' .. C c--..i -"' 644--01.26 or Eve. 642-5.157. Ma.de in ~rmany. Sold and ulN ew,,._, · bit, headers, much mOl'e. 'Ull d Sho lSt.aDChni ..., ., .... ,..., n ... Be1t11 Dratted!!! Mu.t cash Serviced bv Buk:k 0ea1 ... Costa Mesa 6'2-9022 Sell or trade + take over 1961 fORD f power equipment. Sll09 tra e .. WI ou 1.o. mJJeap.. 8ekllp CD • ~ Go Jn Ice and compare ~ aQJ car care · · w.. ne. G 111 1Dl&rudGr IJIJD mi.
out 31' Cru.l.dllc Sloop by Imported Autos 9600 i.n the U.S.A. With a :u.ooo 1963 BUICK RIVIERA pmnll. lnC aerv • a.L an.y price. Spedal f l350 u.oiio ---· .....
Nov. S. Bit '59, :=,, daa. WI .a R I mile • 24 month warrant.7. 646·aB. GAl.AXJE ' DI, SfD, .... , • RUY CARVll • I mecb ;;,;~ eqalp.
Where ii. u la,......., cub. n "' M We Have Less Than Low miles. immaculate otEVROl.ET, '64 Impala 2 ~ ftONT1AC ave S141JO. ... ,., AA ..
Mumey. 548-il&l n LlvOeUTEnglWunan A Dozen Left And thro\lihoUt. dr hd!.'1upwrlli ooo•lr. mlR lcpll, Quiet amootb nmninl car. SJUHIURY IUICI l~ ~.;_,~~~,;.~QIN& Lapna a.di. KOCHAB 40' l{obb yawl, ND AT GOLDFIN· What A Buy! auto "'"V • • r1. Above avera&t condlticm. aN ""'".-vn• -
det.'1, Hia:ock'• .. Voyarm.: GER CAR DISPLAY, QR. $2695 pty. mUMt sac. ~1'1U> alt Below market price.
Under Sall". Npt Harbor ANG!:: C 0 UN TY AUTCJ SEDANS ••• $1499 5 pm. $795
Yacht Club. Alk $28,500. SHOW OR WAGONS $1599 S HHBURY BUI'" SURFERS SPEClAL' RHOD~·JJ. No. 996, rood Dean Lewi• lm~rta • Tan.1 U\ '57 Chev ' -d.r wq. $1~ 1963 OlDS DYUMIC
II' DI. ID.
T-llRD
I '61 T·BDU>, IU1l poww, wsw,
IWl low mOea. q ....
tr.~ l"llC~ record. With or w11.b· 1.966 Harbor Ml 6•9JOJ CM G.M.A.C. TERMS ,....,. N-""•d· Needs work. 2W Monte-SJAJUBURY IUICI Ir Good cond u-~-...... ... tty, Coeta Me ... 546-3'lJ6 :e~ 6. pm. !
6
73-09
37 AUSTIN HEALEY STANSBURY BUICK a.ta Msa 6t6-9Q22 1~7 CHEVY Nomad waaon
MDCUIY
25' SLOOP. sleep. i. alua 234 E. 17th Street -* MUST SELL * Sticll. Naua 1Dtmor. Make over pbwood, clieael en· ~ AUSTIN Healy 2 aeat· Cm ~ 7765 oUer. Call ~.
sjnc, excel cond. M111t Mill er, 4 sp, toft top, rd rubber. ta Mna • '63 IUICK RIVIERA CliEVR.OL.ET, Ult Impala ~..-. ,...,0 T-Dew clutdl, &lee o/dr at all _.. na.H 0.... VM.....,, or 673· ""'· '56 OPEL STATION WGN Facl.or.Y alr, full power. S69 25 .......... .._ .-.. cpe. 1..1.1' . . r IPffds. $300 or make ofter. 26' ENDE.A VOR, complete Sil9-41J6. Ideal tnna car~ '296· down. $89.65 mo. Call c:.
raCH~ rear· Slte1>C 4. heed, MHru m12" Tit-:1625. Dtr.
Ile, '<I I waJ.la $1900. 561-J.36..
6i'EV.
cusblma, Ucbta· $4500.
OR 3·8616 nea/ wknds.
~ IT outnuer, dacron
Rlls. $300. alter S pm u 8-4230.
'&.a RACING SABOT
$310, OARS, LOCKS.
NR NEW! 545·7946.
K1TE 11.Uboat complete. +
extra new raCUJg aa.ll. $595.
6«2·3370 Eve 6i3·95S4.
Power CrulNrt 9020
1963 JAGUAR MARK
I ' DR. SED.
Opalescent lilva-araY ex·
tenor with ttd !eat.brr In·
Lerior.
$3195
ST ANSINJiY BUICK
SPRITE
1960 SPRITE llharp oood.
Muat aeU by Saturday
962·3876.
VOLKSWAGEN
Will Buy
\'our Vol.kaw •ii en or }"OflCIM
" plly top dollara. Pe.kl tor
or not. Oall Mr. Allen.
l8QO N"'lJ(lft Blvd, Kl 9• 1324
Cmta Mna ~ ----~ VW l.500 S. Variant,
'62 SKYLARK. pwr "11.
brka, WV!dowa, lac Ill',
budltt Ifft.a, new I.ires.
Perfect cond by onr own·
er . Sl696 Ind Ales tu. lllfi
A~lant.a Wy, CM :>-19·:.!391
'SJ BtnC< V8, 4 dr Hdtp,
PS, rad.lo, aood llres. Leh
tlwJI 50,000 ITU. Qna. OWDfl' •
s:l~. Ml H323.
CADILLAC
19" CADILLAC
SEDAN DEVIW
'60 lmpe.Ja R/H,
PIS. New Una $900.
642-3863 OC' ~.
·~ OIEVR.OU:J' Convert·
Ible. Nftdl WO". Sett ol-
~r taket. IMT-6343.
'J9 CHEV BeWre rd cond.
4 dr., R I: H, 6 cyl, suck
$450. Cal I 675-2940.
'56 OlEVY 2 · dr Statloo
Wen, RI H. Good coodillm
$195.. Hi·2J68
'57 OlEVROL.E'T l dr Bel
1..1.1'. V-8. Auto. R le H. $375.
646·7258.
OU:VROLET '62 IMPALA
CONVERTIBLE, ci!:A.N.
OR~7 £!9¥t:
IARGAINI IARGAINI
WANT a winter barflJll~
Almost .iew JJ' Sl&ta'alt
ciab1n cruiser, JOhn.lon 75
hp outboard, new aborell.oe
Ult tratW. 50 bOUl'I on boat
.. en.sine. Make of fer. AfW
& p.m. m-~
196' XKf COUPE . wblte w/ ttd upho~ry. 4 Door bard~p. F'ull facto;y
seat beltt, w1 wallJ. ~-equipped lncludLDt factory
'64 NOVA II, 6 cyl, ' dr,
R A: H. PS, $HO>. ~365l.
Go~D MD<! exterior With
renwne belie Ital.her buck·
et aecu. A.!\C·FM radio,
beater, chrome wl.J'I! "bttll,
1..1.1' coodJtJOnlnS.
Call eves 4!19-l915. &1r condltloruna. 1.957 CHEV. --aon. ' door,
'64 ow~s naphlp, ao 1:1n
tot&! lime. Many, JDU1 a.
Ins. MUil eel.11 M2·l370 «
673-74.36.
lf BOAT Ii: trailer, .Jeeps 2.
"-'O 25 HP EvJJVUde•. $950
or ti.st otltr. Kl 5·7918.
Speed-Ski &o.t1 9\IJO
lf' SKI BOAT (flb~pual A
trailer. Good oond. 51B S.
~ambridae, Ora.nae.
~ .
CAMPBELL Cruiser. New
tbruout. Many extru +
t.lindem trlr. See to al'Ptt"
date 642·3370. lve. 673-9054.
$4095
STWIURY IUICX
lDl~BJvd.
Ooata Meaa 646-9all
·~ JAGUAR XK 140, rd
cood. M\llt aell, '600. C.aJ.I
after 5: 30, ~-
'57 JAG U, ' SPD,
S700. 543-5.TTJ alt 6 pm.
1963 VW, very clKn
SI.DI
&t&-~l evq, * '6'5 VW MlCROBUS * SlUll • LIKE NEW!
~ ml. 536~ &tl s
.,, .' 5& w . $700.
5't-UeO after ~·
VOLVO
'Si Volvo
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546 ... 399
New Cars 9IOO
MERCEDES IENZ Closing Out
WHY BUY A USED ALL BRAND NEW
Meruffl l 961 ltudebakers
You don't 1'DcJw abcJU&. We PRICED AS LOW AS
have ma.n,y •e Dow a.bout $1™.60
• tney ani auaranteed. ~ M~ to chool!e from
CU' aledJoo. Jim M.theny Meton
JIM SU:.MUNS lmpor11 Audlorlud Studri>aker
LJ> W. Warner ~a A Servict
I BOAT a!ipe Ne•port Har-Santa Ana ~· 626 W. 17th St. Santa Ana
bar tor boata up to 25 ft. '61 MERC!OES-IENZ ~7~ Alao • 40 tt 35 ft Ii 30 ~ Sl:z.> pr tt. U N5ol. Z20S 4 Dr. AM-FM rad.lo, Used Cara 9900 ~ ltltl, 4 ~· trans. --------,.. ..• r::., tlOO exce~ condili<JD SlT9SA •
Jim Matheny Moton, U·
ERCOUPE 4tS.C thoriud Studtbak.er-Oeck·
New annual, DIW aJ,aa, fNlb ft' Dealer. GI w. 17th St.,
paint, new Door mat, b&jo Santa Ana. 5C1-<8U
saae llhelf. Narco vc:rr. '56 Merce-d-.s--190_Sl_ Gyro Panel, Omni, Maker
Beacon indicator N mso
$2,®. ~lHO Baaed 0. c. I $995
AlrpoC't. Stt anytime at I Chick lvereon I'' Vroom Aircraft. Inc.
1970 Harbor Blvd.
M.blle t4omes 9200 Cot&& Mesa Kl .&4!03
u .. &.>AILI rwn·
'60 ELBCI'R.A con•. XLNT
COND. Wiil trade for VW
('62 or later). Ml 6-4210.
BEAt.mFUL custom bit
trailer It C9bana, 3 bdrm.
2 ba. w/ 1D&1Q' bit -tn fea·
~ Clllld.ren OK. Reduo.
OMrr• rt_! --O'•est!W ,--.ed A t600 ========-~m:c:port:;_: ---~--
VOLKSWAGEN VOLKSWAGEN ---.. _ .. .., ·~·-· ---ed sm> for tmmed Ille. ----·"'--
Total price $16,500 pvt pt;y. ---------------~ ~~ a.,.tde V1Da&t. ~ Ch~k~ Iverson, Inc. ~ vtl/ V~r Onl1 · V/!tl}
10 X S5 RDUohomt. VllrJ At1Uiori.ct Volkawanen-lilo1'9Dha Dealer ..,,, Early AIMlaal ' • bdrm. A.._ ......
room,~· lellt ~
Ill COUllty at $.1Dl S0-)tT2.
'C GREAT L.AKES 2 br, a ·
,.. Pefl ... lieadl •
d•er kJta. Gd ccndl $2196. nw. .....
100CYo FINANCING AND
u, 48 MONTHS TO ,AY TO 0.A.C.
$4395
STANSBURY BUKI
1D Newport Blvd.
Costa Met.a 64&-9022
l9S3 Oad1llac C'onvn11ble, fUt.
ly equipped, a.Ir coodttl~
In(. Beautitul cond.ltion.
$3495.
AWN MOTOR CO.
Oldamobll..CadlUac
1150 So Cout HJwa,
LAGUNA BEACH
HY HON Kl 7-3100
'6' CADIUAC
COUPE DE VIW
Glacier whit. with black lea·
ther interior. Low mile&
Still on new air warranty
All power ac.ctn0r1u. Fac-
tory air rondJUonlnr.
$4595
STANSBURY BUICK
l9'JO Newport Blvd.
Costa Mesa 646-9022
vs. $315. ~.
COMET
'64 a>MET C&liect. ' • dr,
l89 ~. autmn, RIH. pr
ttr't/ brb, bucktt ltltl,
MW w/w, JO,OOI ml. Im•
mac! 596-4611 wtmda/ aft ' pm wkdya.
'SS 2 Dr. hdtJ)\ R/H, &Ir
cood, PIS A: P/B, l&Ddau
top, ' spd trans, bucket
aeal. Mii.it ..U at f1995.
646-1167.
'61 COMET 4 dr Ital.Ian Will
$925. Xlnt cond, RIH, a~
WSW. rack, belts, etc.
546-0186.
'62 CUSTOM c.omet 6 eyl
lta wqcn. ln xlnt cood.
Auto trl.DI, A rack. $985. u H20T.
CONTINENTAL
'62 Continental
Factory IJr. run pwr. lm·
maculale t.hruool Only $27
mo on dn, uaurm CQllract
ba.J, oac, ol
$2195
Slll/si4
EXTRA famU.Y car! '56 Cad AUTO CENTE'l Good miles, air, A·I. $295.
179 E 18th. CM. 548·1487. 1~1 Harbor Blvd., C.M,
()pton eves. " Sun. fi.tf-4711
19&4 CadJllac Coupe de VIile. =======:::::
fully equipped, air condition.
1na. very 1ow mile•il:· __ C_O_R_Y_A_IR __
'BeauUlul oondltlon. $44~. '61 Monu
ll IEU MOTOR (O. Automatic, ~dlo, heater, W•
,.u.i;n a-w tires. ~ owner, l9,000
actuaJ milea. Ukt brand
Oldtmebit.C.dUlac new. S995 tnrludea U
LAGUNA BEACH I month or 12.000 nule N•
Kl T-3lOO tlonwid~ warranty
____.FREE HOLIDAY PASSPORT-
OVER '400 OF FUN FILUD
ADVENTURE FREE WITH THE
PURCHASE OF ANY NEW OR USED
CAR AT UNIVERSITY OLDSMOBILE
DON'T SEnu FOR USS THAN A 36,000 MILE
NON-llYOCAIL! USED CAI WAllANTY
DCLUSIYI AT UNIYllSITY OLDSMOllU
Transportation You Can
Buy It Here.
'56 OLDS 4 Dr. H.T •....•.. $149
.iwto .. ""H· CMd oar.
'57 LINCOLN 2 Dr. H.T ..... $199
All powwr,
'57 IUICK 4 Dr. H.T •...... $199
A•to., lltAH.
'56 PLYM.2Dr.H.T •..•.... $199
va, llt&H, atlok.
'57 CHRYSLER 2 Dr. H.T •.. $249
"ult power. ·sa OLDS 4 Dr. H.T ........ $299
AA H, auto.
'54 CHEY. Sta. WaCJ •...... $299
""H auto., a•c.llent.
'57 DODGE Wagon 4 Dr •.. $399
Au1t., llt&H.
'59 FORD 2 Dr. Stick . . . . . . $399
"&H.
'56 CADILLAC 4 Dr. . . . . . . $499
~ull P"ft'· ,...1 nloe.
PRICES~ -.wNO MIST AKES
'59 OLDS 98 4 Dr. H.T •..... $599
VuU pewer, aPIMk thl&.
157 CHIV .... Air 4 Dr •.... $699
H.T. RAH, aut•. ''· 1 eareful twner.
'62 FALCON 2 Dr .......... $799
ltlok, R&H, atro"t oar.
''2 MONZA Cltew. ~ ••• , -6199
! ,,_, RAH:...r.:* -u CH••· .._. YI ...... ..,,
C.vt. All~ Ma..--.
'60 IUIQl Ink .. W ....... $199 ...... ,...,t.J!ffeoe.
'61 OLuS Sip-II 4 Dr •••. S11tt .... "~·.-.
'61 IUICI lnlcN 2 Dr. H.T. $1099
l'ull ,.....r., ,.., nice.
'61 CADILLAC Fifftwoocl . $1499
4 Dr. l'ull pwr .. air.
'63 CHEV. Impala S.S •.... $1699
At1to., llt&H, Pl, Pl, t 9Wfttr.
Fresh New Car Tracie-Ina
Choice Cars
'62 Y ALIANT 300 • • $899
4 Dr. L"klng for economy? Here It la. OM owner,
l're1h oar.
'63 BUICK 2 Dr. H.T. $1799
l"vlcta. Full pwr .. ltuoket Mata. one oareful ewner,
a real hon"t to goodneu orHm pllff.
'63 OLDS Cutlass • • $1899
Cpe. Auto .. A&H, Pl, Pl, white with black Inter.
ler, IMICket Mab, nothln1, ntthln9 nloel' t• allow
yeu.
'63 AMBASSADOR • $1999
"'-Hu everytfll"D· recllnlng l>uclcet 1tat1, factory
air. beeutlful 2 tone b,..wn lo beige uterltl' w/
fawn Interior, cflrtme 11111•1• rack •
'63 PONTIAC Cat. • $1999
4 Or. lt•tlon wa90n. Thia ltght blue oar Nia all
1Mw•r, o.retvl UH, low, low price.
'65 CHEY. Malibu S.S. $2699
t Dr. All rtWr. Including Mata and wln~wa. Many
"'4 ... tf ......... ln1 flctory warranty.
''2 LINCOLN Cont •• $2799
1"'7 eftjl&Me LIMtl" option w /al,. on thl1 fabu·
.._ ,,.... •..._.lie. llaok leather Interior oon-
tr•lt{ftt wltll IWf) wtllte exterior, Just gorgeou ..
''4 OLDS ti 2 Dr. . • $2899 0••,. ...... ,.. .. .., ... and serviced he,.., ._ e._, ... walla-. .. '1 Ollltmoblla. Thia oar .... .....,,......_
-HARIOR ILYD. CO AM SA 546-5550 a.,., ... r "We Are Never 5affsflecl Untl You Are"
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