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EDITION
VOL. ~I . NO. 84, 3 SECTIONS, 56 PAGES SA TUROA Y, APRIL 6, 1968
'.Breakout at l(he Sanh
Marines, South Viet Troops Meet; Seige End Seen
SAIGON rUPn -For the first timl!
troops of a massive Allied relief fon·e
Ian~ today inside the northern bor·
der £ort 0( Khe Sanh.
U.S. Marine defenders raced out of
their bunkers. whooping and cbffT-1ng
the South Vietnamese paratrooperi.
whirled in by helicopter.
U S. Army helicopters landed a com
pany of South Vietnamese paratroop·
Troops Ring
White House;
LBJ in .Vigil
WAS HJ!'IGTON IAP I -Pres1del\t
Johnson . operating trom a White
-Hoose ittrned -mto-"8 i4H'tress-, hu-~
dered federal troops to protect the
capital against violent Negro unrest
_which bu_s_purred him to scJtedule an
address to Coogres~ Monday nigbl
Johnson was moving on several
fronts to combat destructive Negro
reaction to the assassination of the
Rev. Martin Luther King.
Even as he disclosed his actions.
roving looters smashed into stores
within two blocks of the White Hou~e
and black clouds of smoke from in·
cendiary fires hung li>w over tt'le city.
The violence in Washington and oth·
er qrban centers prompted Johnson to
canM plans for weekend conferenc-
es in Honolulu on Vietnam policy and
a meeting there with President Chung
Hee Park or South Korea.
. luWMl, Vie ~ Mid Gen . wtllt*m C .• tm<Wt1and. tllc U.S.
commander In Vietnam . will fly (I)
Washington to confer with Johnson •
probably today.
A presidential spokesman said John-
son remaJned at hls White House eom:
mand post ~yond midnight. main-
ta:ining close touch with the situation
in WesNngtoo and in other cities
wracked by tile turmoil.
He conferred with Washington's top
municipal officials. law enforcement
o!ficials and Deputy Atty. Gen. War-
ren Christopher.
The President is known to be par-
ticularly anxious to discuss a succes·
.,or to Westmoreland. who will bccomt'
. \rmy chief o fstaff in July
In other moves to deal with th"
tenst> nalJonal crisis precipitated by
King's slaying Thursday night, John·
son met at the While House with c1v1I
rights leaders. proclaimed Sunday a
n3'1i<>nal day of mourning for King and
ordered all £Lags over American ships
and property here and abroad to be
flown at half stair until the burial of
the civil rights leader Tuesday.
He Jed a host of government offir·
ials and others attending a mem,,ri::1l
~ervice for King at the Waslting1c.~
Cathedral.
Trimaran Sailor
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ers on Khe Sanh"s battered air strip
76 days alter two divisions of North
Vietnamese troops laid siege to the
fort and one day alter American cav-
alry forces occupied the strategic high
ground south and east of the bastion.
A battillion ol Khe Sann Marines
promptly surged out on a joyous com-
bat march southward to meet Leath·
eraecks leading a huge Allied ground
relief force and escort them into the
fort. The vital link-up of ground forces,
formally ending the siege oC. Khe Sanh,
was expected by late today.
UPI corres~nt Raymood M.
Wilkinson in Kbe Sanb said American
jets poun<led communist positions near
the base while ttie paratroopers land·
ed. He said huge Air Force transports
immedJalely began arriving, pouring
Ul'I Ttl#Mlo
FOOT SOLDIER'S FREEWAY -Soldi er trudges along Highway 9
in South Vietnam past sign which proves American Gls still have
their sense of humor intact. The sign reads: "Intersfate 9 open to
Khe San lsic) .courtesy of 11th Eng. Bn. Co. A. Your highway taxes-
at work."
Another Bust:?
Bal Week Just lsn't---Again
A Volkswagen with two surfboards hit very hard this year." l'Xplained R
lashed to its top zipped down Newport police spokesman. "But we have R
Beach's Balboa Boult'Vdrd shorUy plan for doubling up in a hurry if necessary. We're prepared,"
after 4 p.m Friday. Meanwhile. down a~ the hea<:h.
It was able t? zip. down the lifeguard Lt. Bill Mills said Lhere will
boulevard because 1t d1dn t have much bt> n<> run Ufeguard crew on duty dur·
cowmpthany. h t Id be N rt• ing the week -again, unlike past 1 tnat. w a cou ewpo :. , ears.
"Musin.g ·tn ~t;;;ig "L1Ulest Bal W~k" be. ~an. #*-.ll _... · .. .. · · . ...... -.. · ~·t .... .-./"" --~ n lUIC\OA.,.... ""...,_~,&, ... L·unll .-h.,..--; ~ -,,....,.f:,. . .p.,, • v.er:r t .... J~anu • .---; .. ~ :· .• ~ ·-'~:-:"'~ ''f">;'"'n.~, city -especially Balboa Boulevard -manned Wlth Je~ps. We 11 h)I thr
was traditionally plu6ged U" with traf-towers as needed. •
supplies into the Leatllerneck Corl
that lived for two months mainly on
what could be dropped by parachute.
The Soutti Vietnamese paratroopers
hopped from the helicopters and
scrambled into trenches in the red
dirt around the airfield.
In the distance the Air Force je'.s
(See BREAKOUT, Page 2)
Hunt Pushed
For Killer,
U.S . Mourns
F rom Wire Service~
The body oI Martin Luther Kmj( ,Jr.
,. lay in state today as a massive man·
hun't svrud-lErouih-fhe· ~uth for
his "sharp-nosed" assasin.
The ki ller's head carried die weight
of a fl55,000 reward as ttle hunt rang. ea~ ttie Ten-nessee borders.
Atl-Orney General Ramsey Clark re-
mained optimistic of a quick arrest.
Mt?anwtiile in ttie Hoose of Repre·
scmatives, support m<>unted for a
dvil nghL~ open hous~ m<'asure as
a monument to the 39-year-old civil
rights worker. II has passed the Srn·
ate and may pa;;§ the House next Wt't'k.
Kin~·~ spi na I to rd \\as se verrrl
Thur,day by a bullet from a noi>hOUSI'
acros~ the street from his Mempt11 s
motrl The saody-haired. sharP.-nosed
kiUt'i gave the oame John Willard
wtl'i .~ c~ked into the moldering ilcil •ouse. He spoke with a SOOthern clr~I
Kmg·s body was to lie in stall' al
a women 's college in Atlanta today
unlil the funeral Tuesday a{ Eben·
Ner Baptist Church. whert' the civil
rights leader and his father were co-
pastors.
Federal flags were dtdered flown
at hall stat! but in nearly 50 c1tJes
across th~ nation mourning turned to
violence. A dozen person~ died, scor· es were injured and troops were call-
ed in to aid police in many cibes.
~wards Ao~ling $155,000'were post--
t'd in Memphis for king's killer.
In addition, a group of businessmrn
pu t up $25,000 in an effort to settle the
).Jnitation worker's ~rike that brou~ht
I\ ing lo this Mississippi river port
t•1ty. The money was to pay for a
union dues checkoff system for six
months for the garbage collectors.
Kmg's body. l}1ng on white satrn in
a gold and copper coHin, was being
hrought to Spelman College in a pro-
rt'ssion from a funeral home al 4 p.m.
E~T. It will lie ill Sister's Chapel until
4 p.m. Monday. when it will be borne
1n anoLher procession to Ebenezrr
RapUst Church. whrre the funeral will
hi' held Tuesday .
The main speak<'r at thr funeral will
"" Dr. Benjamin Mayes. retired pr<'!>·
1lll'llt of Morehouse. King·s alma ma ·
11·r, and a close personal friend
Rock-throw~ and window-breakrnJ:
in the area where King's body was to
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TEN CENTS
Ul'I Ttlt9Mte
RIOTERS SET BUILDINGS AFLAME IN NATION'S CAPITAL
Banda of Aneniah end lwooter1 Roam Washlntton Street.
Violence Mars
l(ing Mourning
From Wire Services
Negroes reacting violently to the murder of Dr. Martin Luther
J·\ing looted and set fires in Chicago and Washington. D.C .. Friday. In
;111, racial unrest was reported in more than two score American cities .
At least 14 persons were killed in the two days of violence. includ-
ing five in Washrngton. five in Chicago. and one each in . Detroit, New
York, Minneapolis and Tallahassee. Fla.
Sporadic violence was reported in Philadelphia. Flint. ~lich .. r1n-
c1 nnati and Toledo. Ohio: Wichita. Kan.; St. Paul. l\linn .. Pine Bluff,
Ark.: East Palo Al to, Berkeley, San Francisco and Oakland and Denver.
Early today oUiciaJs reported the situation was calming in tho
hardest hit cities, Washington and Chicago, where flames from countless
fires smouldered well into the morning.
Across the tense nation last night and early today, here are cap·
sule reports on the situation :
Flarues Erupt in Gliettos
CHICAGO -Fires sent sherts or flames ris1n,:: 111lo cJ111l darkness
today m Negro ghetto areas where :\at1onRI Guardsmen battled snipers
fi ring from high rise housing pro1ects.
~(' f '$.Olif",~~;7,:-~·~~')Ve.J"6 P.l{Ul~l4 ,t~~ ~'-< _c"f~Of *"tfl,at.~ ,.
one point in tne violence which swep t Chicago from ,tne-soutn1o the } I
north sides.
I ~~:r::d ~~!:~:med
today for a missing Newport Beach
vachtsman who is six days overd ue
in his trimaran voyage from San
fie thJ! afternoon before Easter vaca· The reason?
Uon. But i.hat was in years past. Mills looked outside the main tower.
New traffic controls. tough en-"It's real dead out there." 1e said.
.. aid most of the trouble was caused
hv small groups of yoong negroes
1oamjng the stxeets. made half a do1.·
I'll arrests for looting.
lorcement of the law. crackdowns on He specjJ lated that many of thr •
overcrowded rental units. and even young vacationers may have gone to Riot Penalty Eyed
lhe weather. have made recent Bal Palm Springs or 'the river " Ht'
wef'ks relatively quit' meant the Colorado River SACRAMENTO 1UPI \ -The pen-
This one is expected to be the Elsewhere. city workers Friday .illy for noting would be increased
There were at least five dead - some reports went as high as·
seven -in the Chicago violence. The confirmed'dead were all Negroes.
Hundreds were injured, victims of rocks thrown into their cars. roving
street gangs and other menaces. The arrest total climbed lo 283.
Widespread V undalis11t
Francisco to San Diego. quietest yet. completed mslallation around town of trom six months in the cou nty Jail and PITTSBURGH -Widespread vandalism broke out in the predom-
1n::intlv Negro Hill District Friday nigh! and spilled over 11110 several
othrr areas of lhe city.
.\rthur P1ver. 58. reportedly ttie in·
ventor of the trimaran, a three hull
sa iling vessel. is the object of the
broadening air search.
That's the view of Newport p<>lice some 167 additional "No ParkinJ?."' ;i isoo fine to three ye¥s in statt'
and liieguard officials. at lei\st. ''One-Way" and other "no-no" signo; prison and a maximum fffie of $5,000
Police. who just a 1ew 1ears 3Rll for use during Bal Week only. under le~islation proposed Friday by
Up to 20 persons were arrested. A white man was shot and wound-
(Se4' VIOLENCE, Page 2)
were ordered to work 12-h our Bal .Just in case anyone comes along to ~rn. Lawrence E. Walsh 1 D·llunting·
Week sh1lts. this tim13 art> on standa rd read them. tnn Park).
8-hour shifts. "We don't expect to get • Coas t Guard spokesmen said Piver
left San Francisco March 17 with
two weeks provisions. He was due
in San Diego March 31. T/ S •
Plver reportedly planned to sail r Oter tgnupS
about 50 miles from the coast althoue.h Cities Get Protests on Flag Honor
a Coast Guard spokesman tl\ls mom-E • S
ing told the DAILY PILOT. "the route XteRSWll et
of the gentle man ia rather V1ague." By ARTHUR R. VTNSEL
The Coa&t Guard commenced a har· Urging eligible voters to •·register Of ,. o.1t, ,.._. st-'f
bor checl and Ulen an air search Fri· now.'' County Clerk WllUam E. St One of tht greatest protocol ques-day from San Francisco to San Diego. John annollDCM tbat office hours at As yet there are no results. h:l$ Registrar oC. Voten center will be lions in the history of conservative.
Plver's cralt carried a small out· extended from SaturdJy to Thursday predominantly white Orange County
board motor and 2~ gallons of gaso· -the last day on wh.ich dUzens can flared Friday over tributes to slain
line He was alone oo tM boat. Al· reglate.r lo vote In the June primary civil rights !eader Dr. Martin Luther
-tttotttr-tt-ft&-edren ~vailabM-fot:-6ltc.Ucm. ... -_ • King.
1.11n what course they might take "Well. ours bas not been lowered." Shipley issue<4 a proclamation to lo"'rr
The question was app<srentJy this· Wheaton s.ald the decision would beach city nags, sayin~ the Nejtro
no Dr King's efforts in the civil rlghti1 probably hinge on whether or not such leader's death was useless. violent and
movement . his Nobel Peace Prize and an order c:-me from Guv. Ronald lo be condemned.
111!1 national prominence place him on Reagan. . Lowerlng of nags was also observed
,, level with a poUUcian or governmen· ''If we gel the word ." he said, "we'll at a few Hunllngtoo Beach elementary
rat leader? place it at half staff In the morning." schools and the district's high schools
A spokesman for the Newport Beach Lt. Gov. Robert 'f'in-:h had called Cor Friday morning, as well as in Costa
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the yachtsman. Piver was said to be The o«ice. at 1119 E. Olestnut Avi. "'-Most city. county, state and federal
from N"1)<>11 Beach and MIU Valley. Santa Ana. will be open 'rom 9 a.m to oUices had lowered thtlr flajts to half
r1ty administrator's offi~ said a lowering 0( the nag at all state Mesa <1chools. where some citizens
rledalon on..,,,,ether to lowel" ~ -hwkliflss shOt'tly-eftet"·openiftt-hOUff-Y~ angry-r~hfteAh-__ .... ,.., ____ .....__
half rt.aft would be reached later in the Frtday. sinee Gov. Reagan was out of Later in the day. the Orange County
Plvu was reportedly prep.a.ring him· 4 p.m. on Saturday. St John said staff by 6 p.m .. alter edkt.s from sett ror a yacht race and planned to Hours during the final week will be· higheT admlnlatratJv.-level! were
amass 5'IO mUes sailing in hls crsft. Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday. 8 issued.
The Fr1<Uy air aeardl ranged 240 a m. to 9 p.m.: Thursday, 'rom 8 a.m. Newport Buch and Laguna Beach
miles to sea up and down the Call· tn mldnigM. "Remember." St John ('lty of(ldals were undeclded on
rornla coast and was scheduled to re· warned. "you cannot vote unless you w~lher to lower lhelr nags at the 5
sume this morning. arf' registered.'' I m. cloainC time, and it was not cer·
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rvenlng the state. Superintendent or Schools ordered
''It's a policy estab!Jshed for us by Elsewhere around the Orange Coast. flags flown at hall staff m all county
the mayor ... the city aide said Huntington Be a c h , Westmins1er. school facilities.
Laguna Beach City Manag8 Jame~ Fountain Valley and Coeta Mesa. CJty Confusion reigned earlier 10 the d~y.
Wheaton wai; more precise. nags were loweced to half st.aft in over exactly what was mea11l by
''1'hls wOt.lld be on the citie8' nwn memory of Dr. K1ng. President John!lon's declaration of a
11uthorlty, wouldn 't It"'' ht> asktd. Huntingt-0n Beach Mayor Donald (See FLAG, Page !)
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2 DAIL V PILOT
Eco110111v Au to .
Called to Halt
.Amid Chao
Ed1tO"'s nott Tlu.s. obvwUflJ,', wall
bt the lad in the c11rrtnt 1er1ts of
"on-tht·rood" atone.s from Carl Ca r·
' 1ttu.st11, DMLY PILOT auto 11r11tor,
who has bec11 tlrivmg. u1w/ficwll11. 111
~ 68th Mobil Eco11011111 Run.
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Hy CARL C:AflS'fENSE.~
Dl llt l'llef l<Vlf lfllfr
INDIANAPOLIS -The Mobi l
Economy Run ended here Friday
afternoon In utt~r chaos.
Officials of the UnJted States Auto
Club CUSAC), which over1tts the an·
n u a J t ranscontJnental competition,
declared an abrupt halt lo the run in
compliance with President Johnson's
call for national mourning.
That left them with these problems:
-What to do with 65 automobile'I
furnished by manufacturers for th,.
competition, none or wh ich wert ex·
pected to be left In Indianapolis?
-How to find airplanes and olher
tunsportatlon for the hundreds of
participants In the run. so me of whom
have. relatives and-or b u s i n e s s
auoclates already waiting for them in
New York City or a dozen other
places? .
-Where and how in Indianapolis to
set up a fancy banquet for 400 persons
u the cUmax to the big derby on less
"dtan 24 hours' notice? • j -How to get the trophies and other
'"l)arephf!rnalla of the c I i m a t I c
Jl(eremonies from New York to In·
·dianaoolis in time for the victory din·
ner tonight -If It happ~s here
' tonight?
Saturday, April 6. 11161
Son of Sniper Victim Gets Leave
Marine Pvt. John Caldwell hat
• lived lhrouah the an l p • r fir• In
Vietnam.
The bullet that butt wu the 1Jliper
slug that snuffed out t~ life of his
father 1n a Huntington Beach service
stauon this week.
Marine M Sgt. Cecil Caldwell was
apparently slain ID a senseleU thrill
muroer Tuesday 11igbt while working
a l a service statJon co-owned with his
brother.
His eldest boy, John , 19, had been
stationed since December in a hotbed
of sniper activity, Marvel Mountain
Alr Facility Just aoutb of D~ Nang.
Exhausted by three days .-tttiout
sleep, Pvt. Caldwell awaited final at·
rangementJ for his father's last rites
as po I i c e sought to unravel the
murder. He told his stark story to
a DAILY PILOT reporter:
"I ·was stationed with my outfit
HMM 36l·UH 64, Delta, working on
some aircraft Tueaday.
"About 2:30 In the afternoon th
cbaplin sent a messenger out to have
me report to his office. He said he
bad received a Red Cross me~age
tha& my Cather had been shot and
killed by a sniper.
The you ng Manne arrived home
about noon Friday. He and his step·
brother. Harold Adams will jOin other
members of the family Monday in
Dallas for 1he mllitary funeral and
From P .. e J
TRAGIC R_ETURNING
Merine John C•ldwell
burial of the senior Caldwell who was
stationed at Camp Pendleton.
VIOLENCE MARS MOURNING
ed seriously. Detectives said the s h n n I 1 n ~ wa~ connected with lht1
disorders.
The city's 1,400 man police force was pieced on 12-hour shifts. All
days off aod leaves were cancelled.
t has been a long night and a loneer morning for USAC officials here as LOS ANGELES -The streets of Los Angeles were quiet Fridav
they battled these problems. night .after city leaders appealed lo the community for calm in tM wake
-Som..-« them were "SUH--unreeotved e>I~ asaauinat.ion d Di. Ma.r1.i.n .LuLber.J<.mg.. ---• --•
thl!: morning. ''We are mindful that in some cities people have reacted tn vio-
'I'he chaos began Friday aftel'noon ~nee." said CouncHman Thomas Bradley a negro. "I urge al~ people in
wben Art Rene. chief steward for Los Angeles to remain calm and remind everyone that Dr King hun~elC
USAC....lllued tbe foUowin& terse an;_ would be the lut to want anyone lo resort to revenge. .
-nounc:ement In the wake of the ayorTm1lOrty-concurn-J tn a statement. "Wl""-wrlHllrrfqrDr.
a~asslnation of Dr Martin Lu.ther King's memory most fittingly by ignoring those who preach violence and
.Klng: destruction."
"In deference lo the President's pro·
c:lamatlon designating Sunday, tt'le day
V1o8 tun wu scheduled to end in New York, aa a day of mourning, ltle run is
tmnin&ted ln Indianapolis.
"There are no result.a now. but fmal
results will be calculated tonlgbt (Fri·
day) and aanounced tomOTrow .'' .
From Page
BREAKOUT. • •
lashed lh<' North \'1clnamesr "''h
rocket<> and machane gun (ere
The para.troopers rose and walk<'d
into Khe Sanh ltsell. Many of :he
5.llOO marines and I ,000 government
troop~ rnside the fort ran out to meet
them. sl~ping their backs and shout·
lllg greeUngs.
The defender" had cheered Friday's
seizure by troops o! the U.S. Army
l<;t Air Cavalry D1v1ons of the rid~e
linl.'s south and west. But here wa<
ht'lp lh!'y could touch
I · S. military official~ said thou.~
ands of North Vietnamese apparent-
ly remained fa<:ing Khe Sanh. But for
the Americans made to live like moles
by daily communist barrages, it ap·
peared the worst was over.
Heated
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. -Officials ordered predominantly Negro
Florida A&M Uruveraity to close for nine day-s Friday night after scatteffii
violence w11 reported in and around the campus,
Gov. Claude JGrk mobilized 50 national guardsmen and alerted
another 200 in an effort to head off a second night of vio[ence at the
school.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. -Rllle fire erupted Friday night on the cam·
pus of Tenne~e A&I Unive1'5ily. in the area w~re a three-day riot oc·
curred exactly a year ago .
Police and National Gu_ardsmen on duly in the North Na$hvillP
area converged on the predominanlly Negro campus but did not mined·
iately return the fire
MEMPHIS -Rewards for information leading to the arr~sl and
conviction ol the kfncr of Dr. Marlin Luther King Jr. rose to at 4easl
Sl55,000 Friday after the Memph i5 City Council guaranteed a minimum
reward of 1100,000.
The Memphis Commercial Appeal. a Scrlpps·Howard Newspaper.
earlier had offered a $25.000 rewarrl and others had offered rewards
totaling $25,000.
Lewis Hutchinson. president of Dwight and Co.. a management
consultant firm in Greenwich. Conn., is offering a $5,000 reward.
BOSTON -National Guard units were alerted In the greater Bori·
ton area. and police sealed off lhe downtown Boston business section
Friday night as a new wave of violence ~wept I.he city's Negro section.
Police surrounded the shopping area quietly and shortly before 9
p.m. began diverting all motor trnCfic <\way from the section which con·
tains the city's largest stores.
Police reported roving gangs, mostly made up' of teen-aged hoys.
going through the Roxbury area, smashing stor e windows a nd throwing
rocks at any automobiles moving in the section.
Patient Delay Possible
On Oscar A,warcls
De•alt Tab IJp 70%
8• J.\CK BROBACK
•Of "'° Dt llY l'I ... lt1ff
A re-estimated cost and hints that
the imperiled multi-million dollar
Bolsa Island nuclear power and
desalting plant off Huntington Beach
w11J be built as scheduled were voiced
by the project's management board
Friday.
The board . cons1stlnE: uf represen·
tatJves of each of Ulc agencies in-
volved in the hugt: facil ity. now
estimate that it will cost '765 mituon.
up 70 percen, over the 1966 estimate of
$444 mllllon.
Several reasons were given for the
big increase In costs. The 1966 guess
was based on 1955 prices with ano
allowance included for expected an·
nual increase an cost of labor. material
and equlpment
ST,\ RT lN 19fi!l
Start or C,instrucll on 15 now tenta·
lively set for November 1969 with the
fi rst o( two planned nuclear power
plants and the mitlal desaltlng work!i
set t.o go into operation in 1974 and thf'
full complex to be completed in 1978.
The revised cost estimated includes
anticipated cost Increases from 1965
rhrough 1978 or more than 12 years.
Other factors in the cost increase,
SEJIERED CORD
KILLED KING
MEMPHIS. Tenn. I UPI) -Dr J.
T franch!C{). the Shelby County
1 Memphis > medical examiner, said
Friday Or. Martin Luther .King Jr.
died When a sniper's bulJet severed
his spinal cOfif.
Francisco. reporting on an autopsy
he performed. said King received "a
gunshot wound to the right side o{
~ face and ba!l'"'"ot-ttae nght ·ne~
with death due to the severi~ ol the
spinal cord." -
''The bullet was under the skin o!
the back. next to the left shoulder
"btade. Francisco saUt .. tt entered
at apprnxlmately the jawbone." Re
said it traveled a downward path. The
doctor said lhe bullet waa delivered
to the police labo'l'at<>ry.
Churches View
King's Murder
In wake of the a.s&asslnatlon of Or.
Martin Luther King. Jr .. the Mini~·
tenal Association or Laguna Bea<:h
has called for a revolution ol Christ·
1an love.
An asaoclatk>n si.atement released
by the Rev. Ray C. Gery. president.
labeled Ule brut•I slaying a "horrible
shame and tragJc shock to every cit·
1zen of Amerka."
It states that. "Or. King was a
drama.Uc symbol of &Orne of the besi.c
concepts of our Christian faith a1\d
CoMtituti<>n of the founding fattiers
of our country.·•
The ''letter to the people of Lal(una"
•tales. "Durin,it this Easter week, as
\hrisllan·s rcmPmber the meaning or
tile Cross of .Jesus Christ. It Is our
prayer that each person of this com·
m11nlty will look into his heart and
mtnd and ask t:od for wisdom ID
judgement, compassion toward others
and rorgivE'ness ol our seUishness ...
Lagunans View
Zoning Dispute
the projtct board's report said include
a 10 percent boost ln power output and
additional safeguards against the
threat of damage from major earth·
quakes.
JOCNT PROJECT
Agencie~ collaborating on l h e
~awater conversion and power pro·
ject are MetropoUtan Water Districl,
.gouthern California Edison Co., the
Los Angeler Depa.rtinant i.l Water a.od
Power, San Dieao Oas & Electrtc Co.,
and two ft.deral agende•· U. Offtct cl
Saline Water of the Interior Depart·
ment and tbe Atomic Energy Com-
mission.
A breakdown in old and new cost
comparisons show M • 0 • 1 con-
tribution going up rrom S1J6 milllon to
S217 miHlon and the thre. lftlliUes
Dana Yacht Loss
Meant Miseries
For Honeymoon
SAN DIEGO I AP) -The sinking of
comedian Bill Dana's yaobt olf Baja
California not only callffd the eight
surViwrs to spend the night in a life
raft and leaky dinghy. It ruined a
honeymoon.
"Wh.at a way to spend your honey·
moon with your thumb in a bole In the
bottom of a dinghy.'' said Tere Gross-
man. 25. wbo arrived hen Frldav
with ber husbeod. Edward, 3J. and
six others who were rescued Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Grossman. a Mex.lean national.
saffi., !lhe· aod lM> boat's "4ilupper ~
been married 15 days when the vessel
sank 20 miles off shore.
Grossman told newsmen that plri·
ing under tile bow "Just gave way."
~man:aged an enm'getiey-radio call
before the motor yacht slnk l6 min·
utes la-ter.
The eight pen<>ns aboard jumped
into an 8-foot skiff and a ri.rbber raft.
The aldlf austalned a. one-inch holf! in
tbhe bottom and Mrs. Gross·man plug.
ged the bole with her thumb. Otbers
then took turns &lopping te leak.
The Grassmans were married in
Mexico Clty, 'Wtiere be Is president of
a pbarma<:eutical plant. The 54-foot,
$80.000 yacht Reina Rosllet bad been
owned by GrOMman's father. It was
being delivered to Dana, Its new own-
er. when kt sank en route from Aca-
pulco to Lot An&elea.
Schmitz Pushes
Private Schools
Tax Write-off
SACRAMENTO -A bill permlltin~
state. Income tax deduction of tuitiun
payments to all levels of priva!c-
schools was initroduced in the Leg1s·
lature Friday by State Sen .John l~
Schmitz. t R·Tustln 1,
Schmitz, a John Birch Society mem·
ber, said h1s bill would increase ;i·i·
vate educational faciblies, thus re·
duc.ing the cost of tax·suppoi:ted edu·
cat.Ion.
The arch conservallve also int:o·
duced a bill requiring applicants for
parade and demonstration permits tn
post a Sl0.000 bond lo cover properly
A controversial rommercial . hot.el destruction.
HOU YWOOD <UPI I -Gregory w ne proposed for Laguna Beach will The bill would not apply to raraJe~
Santa Ana Communitv Hnsp1tal t>cl a signal button for his nurse. tht> Peck. president of the Motion Pie· be aired before the new Lagub.a Co· held on the !lame day each yeesr such
Hot Line Frr~strates Fire Eaters
nur:.es had quite a Ume the other night . impulse wu tht> last straw for an lurP Academy. !iaid Jndav ni~ht the ordinating Coun<:1l at 8 p._m. M~ay. as .J~ly 4th and VeteraM· D a Y·
t>xplam ing lo fru.,trated firf'men rhat overworked elt>ctrical transformer 4-0th annual Oscar awards schf'duled .A111 2~X.·. ashsocaate cit1Y pla~n~:· Schmatz sai.d 1 . . and hospital workers. startled bv for Monda night , ~ d w1 ~·""' t e current orm o e Com menting that severa recent t.he pal.lent 5 lemperdlurr 1ust \\ asn l . .Y ma} postpone · proposal 3t a meeting in the Laguna demonstrations have "generated joto all that lugh fumes. called the f1rP dep...rtml'nt. Peck said the ::irademy board w811 Fed 1 bu'I"'..... F LI . tn· A . 00 · . entl b . It won"t happen agajn. B~d 408 considering several alternative~ fol-era i .,....•&· 0 awmg 15 U· rio~s a near ~~· appar Y Y firemen had been <>um1.ionc-<1 lo thE' F' di Ued th . h 1 '.it al l<Jwing the slaying Th d ·r N try .• f. Lam<>nt Langworthy .• , Ca~ I deliberate Intent. ~ s~nelor claim·
bj)swtat. on Y(hat tbe.v sai.d wu ... ::i14.J. Lr~~ !~an . ~~~n (,;# crto.. ~~•ri Mac~ l.t~rs;~ ~. · e-Johnson and Bern.a.rd .. s~f~ will tai<f' ed the propo~~...!_eg1slat1o;n wou ld act
$lance tn 8 million • ._ ~pusli· 1~: equipment.--~ .... tt ~·'P2 ..• '")'Q'Part~g~1tff~!~\pr~· ~.·-~rd~. ~.:.. ... r,., '1l-1l ~j Ji~ -· ~:,:_..:J.11>,..,$
---''What will the patients do now".. rlate thing," Peck said. "It is our • tors.
.....
from S2S7 llllJJion to $431 milUon. As of
now ~ fede.taJ iOVtmment's COO·
tribution will remain at '51 miWoo.
The latest proposal has the two
nuclear power pW:lts on the ~acre
man-made island ott Warner Avenue
with a Cil'plCl~· • ot •about 1.800
megawatts or enough power tor a city
of 2 milllo:l peQple.
The desalt plant will havt an initial
~paclty of 50 milliou gallons a day
but wUl be de!igned for later ex-
pansion to 150 mlllion gallona, enough
water for 750,000 people. .
Fro• Pflfle 1
FLAG ...
nM!onal day oi mournlog OJI Sunday.
It was believed federal flags were 10
be lowered Sunday and would then rr-
main at balf staff through the yet.
unscheduled funeral for the civil rights
leader.
Many jurisdictions, however. ap-
parently took their rue from the fact
~he White House flag itsell hung at
hall sta!f Friday.
An estimated 1.000 students at UCI
gathP,red Friday for a brief memorial
service. addressed by Vice Chancellor
Roger Russell and several other
speakers.
"Yesterday was .uiother of those
days of very special sorrow wluch
shock a people into the kind or sell-ex-
amination In which they sbould be con·
tinuoosly -rather :l\.,,, occasionally
-engaged ," said Russell.
'We can but hope that the irrallonal
event of yesterday will snarply ac·
celerate the growth of rationality of
approaches 10 the social problems an
cultures here and everywhere," he ·
continued,
The vice chanceUor concluded with
excerpts from Dr. King's own book -
now weirdly expressive oI the national
climate -titled ''Where Do We Go
J<'rom Here?"
KlNG TRIB UTE
''We must turn mankind away from
the long arid desolate night of
violence." he read. "May it not be that
the new man the world needs is the
nonviolent man?
"A dark, desperate. confused and
sin·sick world waits for this new kind
of man. . . " he added in the late Dr.
Kint,.s own words .
Students and faculty members at
Golden West CoUege in Huntington
Beach also stood silently Friday. dur·
mg a noon address by President R.
Dudley Boyce.
Tbe Rev. Gil Allen, pastol' of Cbrist •
Presbyterian Church. also spoke to the '
~mall group. urging students to let
lheir ciders off the hook on matters of
prejudice.
He said Dr. King's death was the
crucifixion ot a man trying to brina
love to mankind and urged a great
memorial to the slain leader by ac-
cepting a spirit of love which recogniz.
ed the worth o! all men.
The murder. be added. dramatizes
tht! race problem as t is -not only in
metropolitan ghettoes -but even in
Huntington Beach.
SOME SHOWERS
I N FORECAST
Variable cloudiDess with s om •
chance O( coastal showers WI! pre•
dieted for Southern California today
hy the U.S. Weatber Bureau with
strong gusty winds at times. fOllowed
by sunny skies Sunday.
Saturday's high along the Orange
Coast was expected to be 65 degrtes
with shghtlv warmer weather Sunday.
Small craft warnings displayed
Point Concepllon to Ne~i><>rt Beach.
West to NW winds 15 to 30 MPH at
times today. Westerly wln<U 10 to 30
mph at times. Westerly winds UHll.. \try,."" ~-. ~ ;_• -~ •i.~v.( ' ~~( } ._ I , ,.i
. I ' Nurse Betty Re'T\ling was asked . purpose ~o suit the mood of the peo· 20 ~·ear Irvine 'Well, they can yell," she said. "But pie en this tragic time. I havt> called •.;
we 'll soon have it working again," an emergency meeting of the board."
. All four Negro stars scheduled to W ll D ill • ~ed 408 ~as a last queshon. perform atthe academy awards have e r . er -
. Say. w1~ Blue ~.~ield pay for that withdrawn in mourning for King. an
. --.. . ... ~.
'Tickets Quota' Appeal 1 · DAILY PILOT
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CAUllOINIA
Tlle111u A. M11r,hl"• ~·--J.c~ It C.,ley ,..,, Min-
l<nlNU """"" Mwn••i... o~w
OHlcu
C°'I• lwleu JJO .-... •w '""' Nr"""'1 ltKll: 1211 W. a.ni. .... M-ieN . ' . , ...... ,,._,._
big red englJ'le . .. ~~~r~c:~. Bro1clc~sting Co. spokes· Succumbs at 90
Rodgers Denied
Big lnju.r y Clni1n
They are Sammy Davis Jr.. Ola·
hann Carroll. Sidney Poitier and Louis Armstrong. Private s~vtces will be held tor a
90-year-<>ld resldent 01 Newport Beach
who had llvt\d in Oron4e County for 70
years at the time of his death Friday N R J il al his home. 3rC'O ap • 3 S Joseph William Le1entz. a naUve LOS A~GELE IAP) -The city of Californian and onetlme well driller
Lo~ An~eles ha~ "dcntE'd and !ilc-d ' N D • for lbe Irv1r.e Co. Hor 20 years) died
a claim for Sll mW1on by srnger Jim· ewport f]V~I" at hi1 residence. l.21 2701 St . N~wport
mie Rodgers who claims he surrered Beach.
nearly fat.ii inJurle~ a~ a result •( A Nrwport Beach n1otor1~t "hn :id• Vlallation hci11rs lor Mr Lelerru will
police man handlrnit m1ttctl lo police that he wa-; heavilv be neld at'~altz Mortuary Cha)>e1
The d ty rejected :he claim Frida,\ dru~ged when hi' wa~ thrown from hi~ Cosua Mesa. today from MOO until 9
but Rodgers' aLtoniey has 11ald he ove.-turned car was senlencf'd Thurs· p.m. and from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. Sun·
will file suit for !be same amoun!. day to 1S days In Orange Count~ Jail. day Rodgers, who uodetweot two br&Jn Superior J.idge William Speir~ nlto Datt of the private services waa not
ope.rations and laces a third, clalma. · placed Sbermat. Harris. 31. of 645 Vi• announc-ed Friday.
he was manhandled by oUlcers who B<lnit.a on three years pro!>mon on lbt Mr. Lelerit.i ls aurvtved by tbr~e ~ him en route b<nne from a posaess.lon o. narcotics charge. s11W's -EcUth A. Lelertti of NfWPQft
serle. of parties. llania wa1> arrested last Jan. it Beach,, Victoria Lee of WhiWer and
The three officers lnvolved \n the alter hlJ car vetred off Svuth Coast Julia A.. Beauchamp of Huntinaton
)rocldent were suspended tor 16 days Hlgllway 1A Laguna BeN:t., Oattenlna Part
toJ:.J.a.Uuu.1.o m.akL.L~~n~JjumplJli the driver l.n..a.. T h lm~ad.Uley told tht dWtkL&/.~· l tcb. Officers said Harri.a' a~ r -pej-80D8 ized 8 -qt-<1lttt.~ tlft:j-ftft Jt~jftl'~ tff 11fl <:ar Jck and incoherent and t.te) (
to "Sleep il off." tum to South Coast Hospit.el wh(on hr SACRAMENTO IUPJ) -Legula·
A recto! district attornoy'1 r~purt complained of hip pain tk)n pcrmlttlns motorists to buy at an
..a.Id Rodgers was drunk the night he Pobu &aid they 'ouoo a cake lln u:tra cott persooalt-.d Ucenae plates
auHered bu Injuries. It sa!d bf' wa~ crammed with pll4 and rnarijuaM ol. all)' a1s ltUtra or numbers of his
hurt 1n two falls. Rodgers· at&orney durma a search of Hants· .-reckl'd choo8Ul1 wu "1tr«luced Friday by
desues the sin1er wu drunk. auto. Sen. Milton Mark.I tR·San Francisco).
(
Fails for Motor Officer
A California Highway Patrolman
who claims be was fired because he
wrote too rew ticket.a h•s Issued his
last citation for the state force.
State personnel boaro officer Robert
JliU Friday confirmed the dl11missal of
Rurton Bodenscl\ali. S2. of Carden
, i;rove. a CHP motorcycle officer.
·-Bodenschatz. a 18-year Vl'teran with
the force, was flred last Dec. 31 lor
'Inexcusable neglect of duty. in·
subordinaUon. willful dJsobedlence and
lnefficlency."
Hill's dfcisffi'l followed a review of
evidence u._. waa offend ln three
daya of beartnp laet February.
Bodenachatz lnatated throughout lbt
inquiry that CHP of1icen wOfked on a
"quota ayatem," whereby tbey were
expected to laaue a minimum number
of citations for traffic otfeosta during
• givtn pmod.
Bodat1ehati argued lbat ltlt only of·
fenae had been to refuse to "invent
traUlc offenus" to keep up with
l.ic.ket.I i.uutd by otheT CHP o(flctrs.
l-'our Of his fellow oUlcen te~tlDed In
favor of the CRP veteran
But Boden~haa's suptrklr ofLicu•
insisted that the patrolman's "attitude
had not been good" and that he bad
failed to issue citations on many OC·
casioru which justified a ticket.
Capt. James Peters, Bodenschati·s
commanding officer at the CUP'S
Anaheim division, testi/led that the ac-
cu11ed o(flcer made only five traHic ar·
rests behireen March I and 10, 1987.
Fellow officers. Peters told the hear·
Ing officer. made 12 and more arre1ts
during that same period.
Sgt. Harry Dean told the hearing
that Bodenachat& "failed to obterve
CHP norma and standards" in en·
forcement actforu. But be admitted
that the offi.cer ''took action on every
violation be observed" d u r l n g
retraining ae11iom lut year.
The Bodeoacbatz bearing may lead
l<> aboUt$on of what the aCCUJed otflcer
claimed 1us a "quota 1ysttm." Sen.
Jamu Wbelmore CR-Fullerton) ln·
troduced a bill this wed: which will
I.Man the practice and wbicb will not
allow an officel to be subjected to
dl1cipUnary proceedinas on grounds
tdenl.lca I to ttiose on w b I c h
Bodenschaa wes dlsmlssed.
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DAILY PILOT
Coast Cities Sued
11 Seek $300,000 in N arco Action
BUSY BAL WEEK -Warming up for a "vacation" of bard work
at the Arizona Conference Grounds for Indian children are Harbor
Area students (from left) Nancy Skeehan, 16 ; Dan O'Brien, 17;
Bruce Corzine, 17; Steve Sharkey, 20, and Marilyn Holden, 16.
Flagstaff Easter
.
Youths w Clean V p Facilities
Three Orange Coast cities and 30 un-
named police officers are deCendants
in a $300,000 damage suit filed in
SUperior Court Thursday by 11
persons arrested in a narcotics raid
last JuJy 8 in a Newport Beach home.
The raid took place at a then hippie
hangout nicknamed "Animal Farm"
in the Newport bluffs area.
Defendants listed ln the suit are the
cities of Newport Beach, Huntington
Beach and Costa Mesa in the Orange
Coast area and Tustin, plus 30 John
Does.
Principal comflaintant ~ L e e
· Hochman. 22, o Hermosa Beach.
Other adults listed are J o h n
Gronemeyer, Sharon A. So It es ,
Gregory Kahn and Robert Thistle, all
of whom listed the house as their
residence during the raid but do not
occupy the pl.ace now.
Guardians of six minors are a1&o
listed as plaintiffs. The minors in·
elude:
Donald E. Christiansen, 19, of 2:f1
Woodland Drive, Laguna Beach,
Salvador Avila Jr .. 20, of Los Angeles;
Ira Seaver, 20, of Sunland; Sam
Blankenship, Jr., 20, of Southgate;
Joel Earne.5t, 20, of Garden Grove and
William K. Cloy, 20, of La Habra.
The suit claims that the four cities
rejected $37,410 claims for damages
filed with them last Sept. 2.8.
The suit charges in relation to
H~hman that on the night of the rrud
.he -was 1'willfully, maliciously and
wrongf uUy •.. assaulted by police of·
fjcers who grabbed him . . . and did
unlawfully ... batter and injure him."
By EVELYN SHE RWOOD weeks during the summer. according The suit further contends that
Of "'• Oell• " ... 111ff to Strutt. Hochman was "injured" and in a se·
The Easter \\'.eek scene for some 73 "The Fellowship members will do cond claim that he was deprived of his
_. Hawi:....E!.t!n.cL!i._.G2rJ>na~ del M~d ~ptering. J>!ijlJ\b.iQ~ and_. _ .:.._. ·-_ _ _ _ __
Costa Mesa high school sfiwenls, will reprur Of buildings.'' Strutt explained .
• not be at the beach, at the Colorado Buses trucks and cars will take the M T h
River or at Palm Springs. It will be at group u; the Arizona work site. eSQ eaC erS
Flagstaff, Ariz. There will be regular w o r Ir
There, in a one-week project, schedules, accordhlk to the di.rector. G $46 OOO ~sored--~ -the-Senior.lligh and.Col· .The..J:to)'LWill..brin£Jwnm_w .and.the -~ et
lege Fellowship of St. :Andrews girls-wil ltalte their own_pai:nt bruslles. ' Pr~erian Church, they will devote All materials, cement, nails, paint will
their vacation to cleaning, painting be supplied. For Changes
and r:epairing buildings on the Obris· Although they will be "roughing it,••
ti.all Coofe!'eDCe Grounds. the director has sug-gested a list of
"Tiiese kids aren't afraid of work," articles emphasizing packing as light
Kirn Strutt, director of y<>uth ministry, ly as possible.
said today. "They would be an asset It's a ratio of 4 to 22 articles for
wherever they spent Easter week." boys versus girls with the list ac-
The 15 acres of grounds, badly centing work gloves and levis.
damaged during the snowstorms ttiat Indian sign of taboo is placed on hair
swept Arizona Last winter, are used by dryers. radios, phonographs or tape
150 Indian children each week for 12. recorders.
Harbor Teachers Seeking
9 Percent Salary Boost
PromJsed the $46,000 they requested,
teachers at Costa Mesa High School
today were ready to forge aheo.'CI in
planning shaking changes for Sep-
tember. The $46,000, granted this week by
~ Newport-Mesa school board, will
be used to modify homes, buy com·
puter time to plan class shedules and
purchase a teaching machine.
It will enable the sta{( to move aa
f.ar as time and experience will permit
roward its goal of a full performance
curriculum w1lh flexibk! scheduling.
FuDdameotal changes in store will
put the responsibility for learning and
advan<:ement on students. increase
a.nd decrease class sizes. put variety
into the studen ts' day. and free
teaehers for tutorial help.
By THOMAS FORTUNE count for his obduracy on this point. School •trustees. impressed by the
ot IM o.nr '"" Stiff Wbet.ber an agreement can be proposed innovations, agreed to take
Newport-Mesa school teachers are reached for presentation to the school the money "off tbe top" be.fore
asking for a 9 percent salary increase board will be decided in the next few negotiating teacher salaries or firmin g
for next year. School administrators weeks. "We've already passed out up <>ther budget items.
are offering 4 percent. Ideal deadline and need to mail out COST $133,000
Both probably will have to bend a contracts soon after May 1•" Newcom· The full cost of changes planned for er said. little. Negotiatin~ teams for both sides Last year no agreement could be next fall will be $133.000. However, un-
remain at loggerheads today after negotiated and teachers presented der the new setup '87.000 will be saved
twice-a-week meetings for the lasl th · by reducing the number of teachers. month. sc~~01°~~~~parate proposal to the So-c~lled para-professionals will be
The 4 perce nt raise offered by the hi red at one-third the rate of teacher La6t year also was the first year the I · t district administration would peg the state Winton Act went into effect re-sa anes o supervise research centers
base starting salary at $6,300 per year. quiring school administrators t 0 and laboratories. The t e a c h i n g
It appears to be too low to be com-negotiate salaries with teachers. machine will replace two more
petitive. Newcomer call4!d the negotiations a teachers f<>r a savings of $18.000.
''We've got a problem there'," said h alth ituati _,, ·d all The biggest chunk of the $4fi,OOO not e Y s · on auu sai con-offset by S"',1"-savings will likely Supt. ,i.eland Newcomer, who points cerned in the district are trying as awu;, out that of 10 to 15 salary schedules hard as they can to make the Winton come from the hot idea budget
already adopted by county school Act work. "The alternative." he said, category. "This is one of the hottest of
districts none go lower than '6.400. "is straight labor management. and the hot ideas," Supt. Le I a n d
The teachers are asking $6,700 to k'd t hurt · that kind f Newcomer told trustees. S~~gggele." JJI 0 a power Performance curri'culum means t"af start, a sjzeable jump from the cur· u u '' _rent base salary of $6,050. "We aren'I The district's 1,200 teachers are once a lesson is explained students
going to be able to make $6,700. That's represented in the negotiations by will be allowed to proceed at their l)wn
all there is to it." Newcomer said. :'olewport-Mesa Education Association rate. progressin~ as fast llr as slowly
Other demands on the budget ac-to which 80 percent of tttem belong. E.6 they are able to grasp the subject . matter.
> ·~ ' •• ..... • ! °'I -~-~ •·.,ti-,;. .,.~·.J .:..~~'!' ~-~;ot,!l,•1"9~~ .r, ~#~")-:. ,.. ..... CM ... A • time they'needand ac:ldtt.!Onalyffitoriaf arco rges galnst help. Quick to learn students won't be
, of held back by the rest of the class.
. Flexible scheduling means a
• ... ~µUn-subject-will 1~.J>e. tocked
D h' s D • • d inloa one·hour period eaclt<fiiJ Sorf\e-nru S On lSmlSse classes wiJJ meet briefly for only twen·
ty minutes and others, such as
laboratory sessions, for a couple of
BEVERLY HILLS (UPI) -The son
of California Assembly Speaker Jesse
Unruh has been cleared of charges of
possession and transportation of marl·
juana following a closed preliminary
hearing from which the press and the
public were barred.
The charges against Bradley Unruh.
19. were dismissed by Municipal Court
Judge George Zucker 'M11asday.
Young Unrub's co-defendant. Donald
L. McDougal, 19, was ordered U>
answer in Superior Court on a charge
of marijuana possession.
Judge Zucker granted a motion by
Unruh's Attorney. Paul Caruso. U> bar
newsmen and spectators from the
Greeting Cards
To Pay.Full Fare
..£
Easter greeting cards welthing an
ounce or under will take a m-cent
stamp this year, Huntington Beach
Postmaster Pete DeFablo reminded
mailers today.
TM first class potage arat.e wUI pro-
vide Jet flight service fo1 Easter
greet:inp destined for V I e t o a m
aervlcemen and other owneaa lou·
tfoos, a11d for mMt dome.Uc ad·
courtroom. This is permissable under
California law. I
Deputy Dist. Atty. J a m e s
Ptegenoo, the prosecutor, declined to
comment on the decision, He called
the tiearlng a "much-and-go situa-
tion."
Ptegenon taid it was brought out at
the bearing that McDougal not Un· ...
ru1t. actually had marijuana ln pos·
session at the time the pair were ar-
rested by Beverly HiUs police Feb. 25.
Caruso gave no reason for asking to
have the hearing cl<>sed. Afterward be
told newsmen: "It was a knock down.
drag out flgbt. • • The att«ney said
young Unruh received "no favors"
from the Judet.
Attiorneya for both youtti1 earlier
Cried to t.ve tl>e cuet beard in
juvenile court where J'ftUlta are not
made= However, the juvenile -eoiiff ' f.O tiie j1iiiarctf0d'--
A trmec:ript or the hearing wut not
be available until McDougal Is ar-
raigned tn Superior Court
Pregenon tald au portions o( the
traotcrlpt deaUng with Unruh will be
deleted. He explalned tbal when
cbarget ee dlsmlaaed. the record ii
not open to in.rpec1ian to protect those
llM>tved.
hours.
CLEARED 0, CHARGES
l radl.y Raymond Un""
liberty lmmedlately after the raid and
"exposed to public ridicule."
H~ also drums that his clothing,
furruture and persooal belongings were damaged beyond repair.
Claims filed by the remaining 10
plaintiffs are substantially the same.
Three adults and 'rl juveniles were
arrested during the early morning
July 8. rrud by officers from six police
agencies and booked on suspicion of
possession of marijuana, dangerous
drugs and on being in danger of
leading idle and dissolute lives.
The day after the raid,-the plaintiffs
claimed their home had been needless·
ly smashed by officers and that they
had been manhandled and subjected to
unnecessary roughness.
Following an investigation of the in·
cldent by the Newport Beach Police
Deparbnent. five officers were
suspended for periods ranging from 10
to 30 days.
Cc:em.11111 ..., llM Deily "Iii St11fl
Caltech senior Wall y Rippel put
the finishing touches on the 20..
horsepower electric motor that
powers his Volkswagen microbus
and challenged students at the
Massachusetts Institute of Tech-
nology to a cross-country race in
electric cars. Wally said the MIT
students are considering the chal·
lenge and the race is scheduled for'
Aug. 19. •
Who's testifying? Assemblyman VU..
tor V. Veysey, (R.-Brawl.ey), dispLayg
s.ed•I It TM Dally l"llot
'KING' M~ETS QUEEN -Sarah Stedman, Miss North Carolina,
presents sll~er tray to DAlLY PILOT Boating Editor Almon Lock-
abe.y at National Sportscaster and Sportwriters Awards Program in
~ahsbury, N.C. Award honors Lockabey a s top yachting and boat-
ing competition writer in the United States for 1967.
__ a_mounted three ·JoqJ,.:. lo1!JJ Qnmu.e
Mouth COTVina fish. during a Legislat-
ive hearing on his bill to improve the
water quality of the Salton Sea in Riv-
erside and. I mperial Counties. Veysey
Mid unless actiori is taken, the sea
Almon Lockabey Wins
U.S. Writing Award
Almon Lockabey, DAILY PILOT Bill f'rance Jr., executive vice presi·
boating editor. is back in home port to-dent of the Daytona International
day and covering the Orange Coast Speedway and vice presisfent of
yachting scene aft e r collecting a NASCAR (the stock car racing
nation.al writing award in Salisbury, as-sociation), presented the trophy to
N.C. Blunk.
Sarah.,. ,ik!dmatt, --Mi&&-·~· ... ~ The trophy winner was credit~ with
Carolina, 'rif ade the presentation ~"being the first sportswriter to give
Lockabey as part of the National regular coverage to the sport of auto
Sportscasters an d Sportswriters racing and "during his long career.
A\V,.uls Progi:a.m. • did much to build the sport into one of m wor. a s11ver tray 1rom Tiffany's the major spectator sports in the na-
as a nominee for the Martini & Rossi lion." accorcLing to the citation.
Sportsman's Sportswriter trophy. The Other nominees included:
award signified his standing as the top James B. An<ierson of the Greenville
writer in his field -yachting and News. for his coverage of steeplechase
boating competition -in the United events; Harvey Barcus of the Detroit
States during 1967. News. tennis; Bob Chick of the St.
Winner of the trophy was Frank M. Petersburg Independent, power boat
Blunk, motorsports edit.or of the New coverage: and George B. Russell.
York Times for more th.an 15 years special corTespondent on h<>rse shows
prior to his retirement in 1967. for equestrian publications.
Airport Noise Abatement
. P.~~!!~Wr:_tLAfp,ulay..
·"\ .
New air traffic patterns and pro·
cedure:s will become effective Monday
at Orange County Airport. t h e
Airport's Noise Abatement Committee
warned county aviators Thursday.
Designed to reduce "aircraft sound
over the sound sensitive areas ad·
joining the airport." the new approach
and takeoff patterns have been
developed and approved by the
Federal Aviation Agency.
Acting noise committee chairman
Robert J. Bresnahan. Orange Coun·
<:ourt Date Set
In Bus Accident
ty's newly appointed direct.or of avia·
t:ij>n. said the new procedures "are on-ry one step" in a program geared to
reducing objectionable aircraft noise
in the Harbor Area.
T.he six-member committee has us-
ed large area maps on which all com-
plaints from residents in the airport
vicinity have been pegged during the
recently concluded study. Serving on
the committee with Bresnahan are
Dennis E. Carpenter, Newport Beach,
chairman of the Airport Commission :
Leland C. Launer. Fullerton. Airport
commission member: Jack Mullan,
chairman of Newport Beach's Air
Traffic Advisory Committee; Arthur
C. Wahlstedt Jr. deputy county
counsel and W. Quentin Stockdale.
Orange County FAA tower chief.
Bresnahan said. "ll is rather ~motr
lhat the committee will ever be able tn
A Costa Mesa woman clted hy police convince all of the people in the com·
aft.er a car·bus crash which injured 11 munitles near the airport that it is
Huntington Beach area school children necessary to live with aircraft noise.
ln early March is due to appeai: in Yet In this day and age the alrport
court Tuesday. ~loogs where pe<>ple and businesses
Loraine I. Campbell, «. o( 1939 are and not in a remote location."
Pelican Place, will be arraigned i.n ChaQges ln air traUlc patterns will
Harbor Judicial Dlltrict Municipal affect only two runways. Amo'iJ-.the
Oourt for alleged failure to yield right· instructJons:
of-way. -Large and turhine powered fixed -rn~gam-narcrsnTliifMterr1'-,fhj1 aJJ'eraft CSepart.rn(-On Run1#llt'"'
to the path of a bus carrying studenu 19R shall make a left turn at the
Crom tht Montessori Center ~hoot. shoreline of Upper Nf'wport Ba1 to a
wl\lch oUers specialized education for headJng of 180 degrees. Jet aircraft
gllted children. • ' should continue flight over Newport
'Three youngsters lclere hospitalized Bay area at a 18().degree heading until
for several day' aft.er the crash al reaching 3,000 feet altituae.
Pelican Place and Albatross Drive. -Pilots shOu.ld climb as rapidly a..'>
The rest were treet.ed at Hoeg possible as ponr n.ttings will safelt
Memorial HOIJ>ital a.rd released. pmntt aft• takeoff.
will be unable to support such. fi.3h..
• Good news for mothers of school-
age children was predicted by Dr.
Irving R. Melbo, dean of the Uni·
versity of Southern California's
school of education. He said that
in the near future, American pt\b-
lic schools may operate 12 holtrs
a day. seven days a week and 12
months a year. He said the pres-
ent school operation is based on a
former a griculturaJ-based society
no longer suited to urban needs.
• John R. Smith, 27, of Cincinnati,
won a bet but it cost him three
days in jail, a year's driving sus-
pension and a $50 fine. Smith bet
a man in a bar that he could ride
his motorcycle while seated back·
wards on the handlebars. Police
told the city traffic judge that be
not only could,· but did. •
Bainbridge lsla11d. Wash.,
residents have petitioned coun-
ty commissioners to chance the
name of the road they live on to Island Center HilL Road. Th«
name now is Garbage Dump
Road.
• Rufus Smith, a Canadian ofiiciat.
testifying on a bill which would
have I.he United Stat.es help pay
the cost of paving the Alaskan
Highway. said: "Passage of the
bill_ would certainly give us a bs-
~3 111> .,, •. _ ... ~,_~,-, ... ~ ... , --"""'----J--....,., .. _}'~ apprQach to the Canadian gov•
ernment."
Kentuckian New
UC Vice President
BERKELEY -John W. Oswald,
president of the University Of Ken·
lucky. will become executive vi ce
pre.~ident of the Unjversity o t
California effective September 1, UC
President Charles J . Hit.ch announ<:ed.
Dr. Oswald, 51, UC v l c e president
for administratftm before leaving to
bccomP head Of Kentucky in Sep-
tember 1963. succeeds Harry ~
Wellman who is retiring. Dr. Wellman,
who was named to his present office in
1!¥.111. served as adin'1 president last
yt>ar after Clark Kerr was fired.
Or. Oswald becomes number two
man in the University administration.
I
Trackmen Sought
At Boys' Club
-The Boys" elulH>f taguna-Beactt ii-
looking for boys, grades 3 through 8. th
join the club·s track and fleld teaIJ1.
The club has already scheduled five
meets and urges all eligible boys tb
participate. ·
Workouts will begin Mondax, at the
club. Registration bas begun and aU
Interested stwuld· contact procram
• director 801 Wood at the club.
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, .. .. FAIRVIEW IAPTIST CHURCH CA.a.c.i
,. ............... ,elr~fft.C.M.
1:30 & 10-.55 A..M. WORSHIP SERVJCE
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HAUOI TRINITY IAPTIST CHURCH
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IOlllT S. MDS. ,_.,
Sunday Scboot 9:~ a.m. Morning Worlhip 11 :00 a.m.
Baptist Tralninl Union 6 p.m. Evening aervice 7 p.m.
Wedne1day Blble Study & Prayer . . . . . . . 7:00 p.m.
' I' RRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST CHURCH "'" ...... ~ .....
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S.N.y ScltMI • ••, •• , ••• •:41 Tral"}"9 U11ion; ••••••••• 6:00 Menillt wenM,. •.••••.• 11 100 EY ... .,.. weni.,., ..••..... 1:00
W.ftoMlay hfflftf Saf,,lco ...•....• 7:15
..... MJ.'111 "._y AhNys A,.Aellle
UNIVERSITY IAl'TIST CHURCH
DH S. I. 'AUSADO H .
IANTA ANA Hll5HTS
IUllDAY KHOOL ...... f tU A.M.
MM Ht He WOHHll' ........... II •.M.
1n111 ... WOIUHll' 1 l'.M.
MIOMalC H•VICI WIDNDDAY . P:tl ~.M.
lft. aoelllT CAMIU-CMU•CM l'MOtll ~
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IAPf1ST CHURCH ., ..... ,...,
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FIRST CHRISTIAN
CHURCH -
Vlctoria & Placentia Ave .
Costa Mesa .... l."""' -·-..... ..... _ .. _ .. l •-4lt.111
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
CHURCHES
IUNCHD CW THI MOTMll CHUICH
THI HUT CHUICH Of CHlllT, sc:mmST
, •· Iii! IOSJ~'IACHUHTTS
Subject of the Lesson -April 7
''UNREALITY''
Corona del Mar-Second Church of Newport t.ach c-• M• Sc-.. 611 c..tM Aft. c..... .....
a...G a S-..., ~lt •. M. 1~
........... -nu 1. CMlt Hwy.
Coste MeN-Firtt Church
6t0 W. "'' St. S.•. t :U , 11 : SS. t :U, 11. 1.-1., RM•-tf6' N~ A'""
Huntington Beach-First Church
"' St. • Olfft S... t :JO, 11 : SS. t :lO, 11. ...... •--1uot1 ..
bguna leach-First Church
6H M........ S... t:Jt, 1h & t:M. It. .......... _214,..... ....
N.wport leach-first Church
IHI Ylll &.We S... t :tl, 11; U. t :tl, 11.
........... -JJtl Yle I.We
All are cordially invited to attend the church servkes
and en1oy the privileges of the Reading Rooms
THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Wetcom. You.
ST. JAMES, JJ" Y111 u.. ~ IMcli
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hcter, fte .... ,,... P. M1i1t N; .-.._ n. hr. hM C,..,
~ 675-0210
ST. MICHAEL la ALL ANGELS, 5th & Marguerite
Corona del Mar
Sundays: 8:00, 9:30-Child care at 9:30
Holy Days u announced
a.aw, fte t.. ............ hltt-,.._ 61J-64H
ST. JOHN THE DIVINE, 2043 Orange Ave., CJL
Sundays 7:30 & 9:30 Church Scboot-9:30
Thursdays: 6:30 & 10 a.m.; Holy Days as announced "'-· n. .... ,,... W. Du"* 1 -,.._ 14MJH
IPISCOPAL
ST. WILFRID'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH
H it SI ti C-.... l..8M -Jwt _. tf l'IYt '911111 ........... liMcll. Cfflllrllle ,.,,. .... ,_ c. (....,, ,.., ...
Sunday S.rvlc.
1:11 •.M • ....., c-... f•• A.M. Hrnll'J s.r.tcie a ewe~
7:tl l'.M. ·-SOeel 1:• l'.M. ....... n:• A.M. Menlla9 ...... .,_ ~ ...,_.., c.. """"*'
Rrst Assemblv of Goel C'-c•
14' E. 22nd St., Costa Me.a 541-3761
M. C. Cronic, Putor
Aero" ~illlfta"• Auecia._Shlfil ,t11l1e11, 0.1ir Director
Su"<l•y Schael-9:10 A."'4. Yollih Rally-S:fo l'.M. ~ S1'"41y School . • . • . 9:ll AM $ Mor"i"t Wonhip • . 11 :ot AM
: l'rayer S•,...ice , . . • 6:JI PM
'-lly Wenailp -tt:H A.M.
llftf "''"""" t:ll •·"'· lt';:~~-====================~lf .. Wrtnn .. ....__ le"'= & H._. ..... Sc-.. ,,,. ...... 11. ="'.:...nlll9' "'4: :::: EVANGELICAL FREE CHURCH 6-t-=-,,.. __ ,!!t..,·a-., EYe11i119 Wortlil, •. , . 7:tt PM
Newport Harbor Lutheran Church
Luther1n Church of the Muter
2501 CllH Dr. LI 8-.fl93 2900 Pacific View Dr.
CORONA DEL MAR ...................
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,..._ ~ .... · t:•1t:•-. 1:45 _A.M-fa-:t.. wen1t·., .... ..,.,_ .... 11i•tt:• ~.,
Nunery care available t :.CI A.M-S.N.y ~ Sc'-1
at all services 11 :oo A.M.-Fettin wen111, WILCOME 4
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CHllST LUTHIUN CHUICH ·
'Miuouri Synod
761 Vkteriai at .. c.n ~
LetMr V. TerMW, hltw--
541 HM w.ntll• Setvlcat: l :U a 11 A.M. ._.,. kl!MI: t:at A.M. ,.... .... U..J ti• A..M.
CHtttlTIAN ILUUNTAllY ICHOOt. -·-M •t
PRINCE OF PEACE LUTHERAN CHUltCH
"'4•H v .. ,. Drive A lak .. Sf.Ht. CMta Mesa. Calif.
ANOtn'W C • ..,.....,..._ ~
ll'AMll 'f ... VICI: e a 1h lS 1.a. .. ,_., IOIOOL• •1U a M:U I .&
'•ince of ,H tl Lvih1f11t ~lieef -Miwt btli .. Oltolt, ,rinci,al
Office "'o"•: 549-0521 Sclteol fltl.11a: 549-0562
lfUN11HfOM IMCH
CHURCH OP uu~ous SCIENCE
420 10th St-. Huntt""°" a.ch
S..nd.y Morning Services end Youth Churc,,_ f I AM
W•dnesd•y Evening Study 6,..up--7:30 PM
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A Cordial Wekome from
THE METHODIST CHURCH • ~ .......... ., •• ....,_ ""N-· c Pro Id, ed...... 0, HUNT1N•TON llACH (...,... ,.. -.. ..,_.. .. ,. .. ....,. Ill ......... H " ursery are v . 1912 N.Otl•A Aft. .,,, .. _...... "' ,,.. c-~ M7-4M4 141·41'11 141-6141 '"""' Sd!MI • t :U A.M.. Ywllt Now ....... ,, .. "·"'· Qardl a.Ir • .... ....... .., .... hlal!d i _...., ---... 11:• A.M. • ._... ............ ,,. P.M. Viaiton w.1c ..... Nunery Att9tldant COMMUNITY ,,.,.,,~... llvff
UNIYIUITY
MITHODIST CHUICH
W..liip •••• 11 :1' AM
IJJ-12JJ
M..Wlltft..it«lf1'fk
Wl.DflllDA'f
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i> SUNDAY MORNING lllLE STUDY ....... _ ....... 1.45 ... llt ,_. Wanhil' I Church Sdl .. I F.trtaitt ~alley
i BAHA'IS SUND Y MO Nt · ...... 1 ....,c:......_ 9:3o a 11 AM lSIU1' ,, Mor11j"9 Wor1hip •• l :JO 10:4S .A R NG WORSHIP I COMMUNION •• 10:45 A.I.A 111• •.M. -._.. ,.,.,._ .... A.M. -......., ~ l-4e.nn MITHOOIST CHUICH
: l lble ~choel ...... 9:10 . ,ROCLAIM ~NDAY EVENING WORSHll' .. .. .......... •:OO l'.M. 11• "-"'--......,.. "-C..._ '• ,..._
'I Youth Gre~t •••• 6:00 PM n -~ 'i!~ . WEDN ESDAY EVENING lllLE STUDY . , ..••.••. 7:30 'M av-." ::w-~ l'ISIW • .,. N~ _...., c..te Mate Hartt. 11221 htliar4
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,, Ph6ne: S4a.5711 Day or Night n11:.1 , ....... ,. ·--m· bly of God 14t.271t .......... loac• : .--~;;;-;~-;~~~;;7t;:;--;~;;;:~--~~~~~~~~~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;~~~] g 8 • f1Aa w.,,h~ I Church Schoel LA•ONA llACH i I 9:00 & IO:lO AM MITHODtST CHUICH F I RS T CH R IS T I A N CH UR C H Fifteenth Is Jlomvria, Newport Beacb H•t~ __ hac• 2 m 2 w_.., DP le
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I UNIFIEO SUVIC~ l .S. ... t alO, WOltSHIP ... IO:JO Sunday School t :41 A.M.. MondDJ Worship l0:50 A.M. 2n1 17ttl St .•••• SJ~ll31 Clwrch X-.. t :41 AM
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• COMMUNITY 1Y THI SIA ~ l1'1phaiiing W8' 7:30 p.m.. Prl7er-Ro1al Rusert• Nl1lla11NttM MITMOMST CHUICM r•M w • ..._. ......,,
I GO .&UR.&D! .~~~ ............... .._.,. .. ,Jl.c.1146-71'6 .. 1 Al ~IA~M~: w.-:'til:o:,,AM
~~ "ftle ,_.,of Ille ttoly SpiriC t I IO:JO AM CJ.wdi w..I tilt AM
SLEEP IN SUNDA y MOININGI s.d., Sc'-1 ' AM ~ Monllllf WofothiP ' •I'd 10:30 ~
9 lW ...... *IOI ......... ....._.. r-a... 5e!vltt 7 PM ~y ~S4udy
CAL VARY CHA,IL _......,. ...
NIWPOltT HARBOR LUTHlltAN CHU!tCH
•CM ...... .._..._. ........... ~"-........ ,_.... ......... ..... ...... ~a..······''" ·-a.a .... ,.. _ ................ ~ ....
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Mid "•)let 7 PM Nv<w..,. dlr""' _,,1<9
A hllf Yo.di "°PMW
Cnt. .. ~ _, llfd. St.
COIQ Mew
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TIMPLI SHARON
617 .... M •1114 C... .....
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES
of the Harbor Area
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Sillll'Qy, Apnl 6. 1968
PULJ>.IT AND PEW ... colsT €HURCHES -
DAIL y '1LOT I
Dr. Herbster Talk Slated
I
(Ctttt=• ,,._Pate f)
Palml" at ... t :• service
It the •PMt CUpel, .,.,1
Bolla Ave., We.stmiuter.
'Ille menaae at b o t b
services will be .. StHd·
fasU,," presented by tbe
pastor. the Rev. Wllll' J.
Loar.
At tbe 7 O'clock evening
service the putor will belng
a s~ience and faith meS$1ge,
"This JS an Orderly World."
'rbe ju.n.ior hllh lDd senior
high B aptist youth
fellowships will meet at 6
p.rn
Dr. Fred R. Bremer. dean
of instruction of the Sad-
dleback Jurtior College. will
s::-eak oo "The Meaning of
the Community College" al
Sund&y's 10:30 a.m. meeting
of the U1ltar l a1
l!D.Jverulltt FeO.wshJp of
Lapaa Be~ in the Art
Assocbtioa Gallery.
Services ldteduled at Sl
WUfrW'1 E,_.,.. aarch.
Ellis and Chapel ~ Hun-
tington Beach, Suoclay in·
elude communion and bless-
ing of palms at 8 a.m.:
family Eucharist. 9 : 3 0 :
morning prayer at 11
o'clock and evensong at 7
p.m. Father Duffy will
speak in the parish hall at
7:30 p.m.
Communion w l I l be
celebrated at 6:30 p.m.
Monday. T u e I d a y • Wed-
ne.sday and Thursday. Com·
munion also will be offered
at 10 a.m. Wednesday.
Member• 4:t lhe-1.ldieru
C1nrrd of th Muter, 2900
Pacilic View Drive, Corona
del Mar. will be ottered
commuaion at Sunday' s
morning worship hours. Dr.
.llOJ.114m.. Jl El.let. ~ i 11
prtsent a message titled
"From Lowlin'ess to Ex-
altation."
At the lta&initoe Bucb
Cbrc ti Rdl&loua Sdtnce.
-Q> JOth St.. 1be: topic to be, diSc~sed this Sunday by the
Rev. Ernest Pate is ''Thjs ls
the Way."
The regular l1 a . m .
service will be followed by a
coffee hour.
Dr. Charles H. Dleren-
Oeld, pastor of St. Aadrew't
Presbyterian Cburtll, 600 St.
Andrew's Road, Newport
Beach. will deliver part six.
"The Faith or Decision". in
his Lenten series "Horne Safer• Et Sctnday's s. 9:30
and U a.m. services.
New member& wil1 be
received at all t b r e e
services.
The Co 1ta Meta
Ce n1 re11Ue1 tf Ult
Reorcanlz.ed Cburcll • r
Jesus Ori1t of Latter Day
Saints, which holds regular
services at the Orange
County Farigrounds, Costa
Mesa. will b<>ld a com-
munion service at 11 a.m.
Sunday. Elder Robert M.
Morris will be the speaker
and the music wlll be pro·
vided by the 1unlor choir.
A prayer and fellowship
uevice will be conducted at
7:30 p.m. Wednesday.
The Rev. Melvin V .
Taylor, minister ol Fairview
8 a p t I 1 t Cborch, 2525
Fairview Road, Costa Mesa.
will give a sermon titled
''Empty Praise" at the
8:30 and 10:55 a.m. services
Sunday. The new c.trpeting
and pews wlU be dedieated
DEA'l'B NOTICES
LEIERITZ
JOHofl Wtm•m L ... rllJ. ...... tO. "' ltl
• ""' SI.. "'-' IUOI. Pent<! ..... Aorll S. SurvlvM "" tl1ter1, Edflfl A.
l ttufh, ,._, leedl. Jvll• "· lt•u-
d>•lnil, HUfttlntlOll Peltt. ~ Vlc:!Otfe
at the 10:55 a.m. servt~s.
Ted». $Ct. 1'ee Carter,
wbo built ~ I rpt8tioa U th. "Sinemc Sereeot." in
tbe Mr Force, wU1 provide
• evaa~ cooctrl at 7
0 'clock ttda •vetiua& la the
Community Bible Clurch,
17575 Euc1id. F o u n t a l n
Valley.
Tbe public ls invited.
'lbere will a.e no admissioo
charge.
;.. mem.orill service to the
1aie Dr. MlrtiJI Lutber Klng
Jr., alain dvil rilhts leader,
will be cood11cted in the
C.mmalty M e t la • d t t t
Clt..U. l98Z Hell Ave .• Hun-
Uniton Beach. at 7:30 p.m.
SUoday. 1be service was ar-
ranged by the Huntington
Beacb-FountaU Va 11 e y
M.inbterial AMociation.
At the morning services. 9
and 10:30 a.m., 1be Rev.
Rater' G. Betsworth, will
present a sermoo titled "He
Saved Others. '
On Palm Sunday, at n
a.m., Dr. Heney Gerttard.
minllter of the Laina
Bead! C1narc• of ReU1lou1
Scff:nee, 20062 Lagun2 Can·
yon Road. will speak on the
subject. "The Road t o
Freedom.·•
The Westminst er
Bretlrrea Church, 1 4 6 1 +
Magnolia Ave.. will be
boldfDg a pane.ate breakfa~
this Sunday to mark U\e be&iftoine ot a Sunday
school contest to l a s t
t b r o u g II April. The
breakfast will be served
between 7 and 9:45 a.m.
The regulflrly sdleduled
Sunday sCbabl hours are A
aod 10 a.m., and the mom·
ing worship hours 9 and 11
o!e~·----During the 7 o'clock even·
irlg ~. the chancel
choir will present the Easler
Cantata "The Crucifixion."
Featured soloists will be
Mrs.~ and Lynn
'Fotd.
Chrltt Lutberu Church,
760 Victoria St .. Oosta Mesa.
will obser\re P.alm Sunday at
two services, 8:15 and 11
a.m. Communion will be
celebrated at both, and tbe
Rev. Lothar V. Tornow will
bring a message oo the
tneme "Living tor Jesw."
There will be a reunion of
all the young confirmands aA
!be 11 a.m. worship.
The Flttt M e t lu d I s t
Chl'clt. 420 W. 19th St ..
Costa Mesa, will conduct
duplicate sef'vices at 9:30 abd 11 a. m. Sunday with the
Rev. Ricbard J. Dunlap
J>N!adllng. A supervised
nursery and dlurcb school
will be heki at the same
hours.
Sunday evening. a{ 7
o'clock. the choirs will
present tM Easter portion
of Handel's Messiah. The
public is invited.
The Palm SUnday services
at the FJrst Auembly of
God Church, 146 E. 22nd St..
c.osta Me!a, will begin at
10:50 a.m. Pastor M. C.
Cronic will present a
se'mOO titled "Writle1l ;in
Letters o( Greek. Latin a11d
Hebrew." Frank Klassen. w h o
reeeotly returned f r o m lsr~l. will show films of
Old Jerusalem oo Palm Sun-
day and other pictures of
the ~er season at tne 7
p.m. service. The WMC
Miss)OOaf"y group will be in
charge ol the service.
Church servtces ~ lhe
Jnaltau of AblUty, located at
1862 Placentia. Costa Mesa.
LM. IMlllllU. Stfvkff Wiii !If. orf\11te. §~dj· vr111en.,.,, s.1urdo. n -10 t PMr 11'1.. g ~d.ru-• 1'~._r~~~. ·~ " '.M:'f~~· "'I ~ ~Ei'EZ· ~./--, .. .. .. .....---~
• "'b<!" oerez. ,._ 0.11 st.. s1e11ron. Dedicated P••MCI •w•v Allfll 4. survived b• Nf> tnts, Mr ..... Mtt. MINlllflM Peru. 1"4
el9ht brolNrt llld • lllllma. Orevetlde .. rvtc.s, ,,,.,.,,.,, 19:11 ""'' 0... .,,...
....,, C-ltfY, OI~ _..,. "'"" l'lfftlly
Colonial "--' ltoml.
BALT'J MOBTUARIF.8
Corou .S Mar OR I-Nit
Costa Mesa Ml .. uu
BELL BROADWAY
MOlm.JARY
lit Bf'Odw11, C..U Me ..
(J ~
PACfnc VIEW
MEMORIAL PAD
Ce•tterJ • M.nury
3M P~~~ Drtve
Newpert Bead, Clllftnla
'"""" PEElt FAMILY
COLONlAL FUNERAL
ROME 7lf1 ...,_ At't-
Wntm.,.... m.ms
Keys exchanged bands
last. Sundey during the
dedfcaUon of the education
building ol the Community
Prubymian Onrreh of
Laguoe Bcadl, 415 Forest
Ave.
Tboae present at \ht
dedication ioch>ded 0 r .
Dallas R. Turner. c•n·
tractor Coerles E. Benron.
elder George Hill. who
receiveJ bwkHng keys frOfll
Mn. Claude L. SenereJd.
wife of the ardtitect. ~Ider
DMid W. · Young and Ule
Rev. Willian 0 . Edel.
Alto tbett were 0 r
William Ullom, mayor or
Laeuoe Beach William D.
MartJll, Warren Morgan,
Dr. 'l'bcllMa Judy, ttle Rev.
Hugblton Peytoo, etder Rod
M..tln .S ttM Rev. Merr~ll
NehoG.
bavt been ~ by the
8n. D. ~ Betaet. ..., ttnU81a Friday,
h'Gm 1t a.m. lo S p.m .
vaioua clusee, exerctits.
Md 1 problems clinic Jn
~.
£w~ HC"Viets • r e
Monday throuah Saturdny
from 8 to 10 p.m. as follows:
Monday -apirltuat H•
erc1"': Wednesday
dl.lcusslon IJ"OUP: Thursday
-llJirjtull exercises; ~·t·t
day -Introductory course
pert l -"Theology ol
AbHitism" and ''The
Purpose ol l.Jle";.Saturday
-introductory course part a.
For addiUooal inJormallon
call MU173.
The children or t h e
kJodergarten and primary
departmeota ol tile HaiN? Fin& Cluiltlaa Cbllrd will
lead the palms proceasiooal
and will s1ng two tpeelal
numbers at UM 10:45 a.m.
worship hour Sunday. Or. D~
W. MeEk-oy will use as his
sermon subject. "Washing
Our Hands l.n P I I a t e • s
Bowl.''
Services are held each
Sunday at Harper Elemen-
tary School, 425 E. 18ttl
Street. Church school mffts
al 9:45 a.m.
Two worship services will
be conducted at 9:90 and 11
a.m. Sunday at Ile Flnt
Methodist Cliu.rcb, 2'nl 17th
St., Huntington Beach. The
.Rev. G. Russell Shaw will
speak on the topic "Bebold!
Your Jemc." New members wut be received at ttle
services.
G. NelUD&GL dtllvtt a
terma. tlUad "Tbt Lord
Kttda You .. at SW>day's Jl~
a.m. worlhlp bour.
The eennou far the 7 p.m.
service wW be "A Nigbt
Sctoe With Tragic Conse-
quences."
"ll Christ Came to Ora.op
County" will be the sermon
topic ot the 8e.v. Norma.OJ · .
Brown Palm Sun~y at
Plymeu1' c.air•r•Uou.I Claarelt of Newport R1rbtr,
3262 Broad St., Newport
Beach. Be wiD present it a:t
the 10 a.m. serv\ce. Sund~
school ls held at ~ samf'
time w I t h baby-altting
servcle provided.
Co'mm\lftlon. confirmat.lon
and reception of 1 t w
members also wlU be con·
ducted at the service. Guest
soloist wiA1 be Miss Kafhleen
Westmoreland. soprano.
The cbW'Cb will be open
dally from noon to 1 p.m.
April 8-13.
Temple Be~ DavW •f
Oruce Couty will not con·
duct services Friday. April
12, since lt "1ll be the first
night or tbe P a s s o v e r .
However at 10 a.m. Satu:--
day , A!'JrU 13. srevices' will
be conducted for ttie temple
at tbe C o m m u n I t y
Oongregational C h u r c h •
Katella and Bloomfield, Los
Alamitos.
Saturday evening at 7
o'clock a Seder will be con-
ducted by Rabbi S. tevy for
members aod friends at the
Richard Henry Lee School
ia Roetmoor. Reservations
can be made by callint Bea
Kershberg, 827-2114.
"Solemn Procession Im(! "Unre.ality" is ttle subjec(
Blessing ol Palms" will be of the lessori-sermon lo be
observed at ltle 9:30 a.m. read this week in all Orange
Sunffy-()(.. St ........ u. •County €1lrf9tiu-~-
Olvt11e Episcopal Cburcb, churches. .
2CK3 Orange Ave., Costa The responsive readi11g in-
Mesa. Commooioo will be eludes ttiese verses from
offered at tbe 7:30 and 9:30 Proverbs: "Let nol mercy
a.m. servi~. -~thee: bind
'Ale Rev. Bruce CIMUng,
minister of the Flrlt Qrts.-
Uan Church. 384 Legion.
LagUDa Beach, will gJve the
second sermon in his Easter
series ''The Crucifixion of
Christ" this Sunday at ttie
10:45 a.m. worship.
t,~m aboot -ttly neck: writ~
them upon ttie table of thine
heart : So shalt thou find
favour and g o ~ d un-
d~standing in ~l:e sight of
GOO and man."
The Rev. Maxie Dunnem.
Great Faiths
Stud y Set
In Laguna
The Co mmun i ty
Presbyterian Church o f
Laguna B~ch, 415 Forest
Avt!., bas invited Dr ,
Morg.an S. Odell to conduct
an adult seminar on great
world religions. This course
of study will t>e taught in
conjunctl-On wiLh the Rev.
William 0 . Eckel, who will
follow Dr OdelJ's course
with Old Testament study.
Dr. Odell is p re s i d e n t
emeritus of Lewis and Clark
College, Portland, Ore.
Dr. Odell's first subject
for dl..scussion will be an
overview ol leading world
religions as related to Old
Testament understanding.
The first aemioar will begin
April 1 at 9:30 in ttie church
parlor.
The subsequent subjec!s
will be as follows : AprU 14.
Hinduism -The World as
lllusioo ; April 21. Buddhism
-The Sontrol of _cr_ayil).8;
April 28, Ju<iaism -God at
Work ill History, and May 5,
Islam -Judgment and Obe-
dience.
.M~tDt-conclusion ol....Dr~
Odell's five seminarg, th~
Rev. William Eckel will car·
ry on wlttl a ~tudy irt depth
of the Old Testament. which
will run !or five consecutive
weeks.
Dr. Ben ¥. Herbster,
presidenf ol the United
Church of Ohri&t, a two-
CORNELL ..
mllllon·membtr 'de.nomlna·
Uon, will prMch at 10 a.m.
Sunday at The
N e t gbborhood Congrega-
tlooal Church. St. Ann's and
Glenneyre, Laguna Beach.
The Rev. EJ I s w o r t b
Richardson, mihl.ster or the
church. will introduce Or.
Herbster who In turn will
tant union. ~ 11 • mmber •
ot the general bowd of the
National C o u n ci l of
Churches, a member of the
executive commlttte of the
World Alliance of Reformed
Churches and of tbe ex·
ecutive cow:~dl of t h e
l n t e rnatioDal Congrega.
tional CouncU. (CoatlJlued from Pace 4)
des1gns on A m e r I c a n
freedoms." Msgr. Casey
writes Ill the St. Louis
Review.
pre.eh on "The Love Your..==========.
Had At First."
Dr. Herbster was a key
figure in the negotiations
, ""' which resulted lo formation OR. CAR~N. noting f U Ob -s. b some of the same factors , o the nited ur"u Y
said that Protestants today unie>n of the Evangelical and
"know much more about the Reformed Church and,. the
workings" of the Catholic C' o ngregational Christian
tmdergoing modoficahons in Churches. and helped draft
Church. which itselC Is I h e denomination's con·
structure and outlook. sutut1on.
lo the American setting or He was elected first pres1-
rLYMOUTH
COH6H6ATIONAl CHUICH
A11nouncu
kclltslw Ho,..,sa-tl,..
Cecil B.DeMille's
Picture of Picture9
reUgious pluralism. be said dent of the UnUed~urch at
in a telephone interview. the its constituting syiiod in Ju·
candidate of a religious ly, 1961 and re-e&ected to a
minority uways "takes ~n second fOur-year term in
the burden of proving he is 1965. Nightly 7:Jo P·I!'· not a captive" of his group. Dr. Herbster is active in Apr. 7 thrv Apr. 1,.
For instance, he said. the Consultation on Church rLYMOUTM CHURCH Republican c a n d i d a t e Union in which 10 major n.1 etw4 st.-....... llMdl
Richard M. Nixon. a denominations are exploring ..., "'" ~ =:.:.... ,,_.
Quaker, has clearly shown the possibilities _:O::_f__:_P:_:ro:_:te::,:s:_·=========-he is not bound to the ---'"l ~ t general Quaker \eaching of
pacifism -both by his ex-
pressed views and the" fact
he was a Navy officer in
World War 11.
RE SAJD other potential
candidates this year raced
similar circumstances, in-
cluding:
f oirliavm flanorial p.k
T be St#llbln.tls Mo.I Ba i ..,.,
MnnonMI
• C.OUt:•U1• • C.-•
Charles H. Percy oC Illinois, ., -ii UlC WV~ Republican Sen . ~~1 TREES 0 £ ~~ _~I 1"
a Christian Scientist, who ratt o. ,.._ .._
has firmly s u p po r t e d ···---~-...._ s... M. _, o,.-. medical programs despitel===================:::::;:::; his church's opposition to
medical treatment. ST. WILFRID'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH
-.-Chapol l.e Cit niS.-Hmtf .. tM"rn ~
In • ..-.. C. C.Cey. Pastor
~s ~Republican
Gov. George Romney, a
Mormon, who has strongly
backed racial equity despite HOLY WE~ SEfwt£ES his church's b~ ~~11-=-.... ---Ne-~p.r1es1S. omney has pulled out or the active cam·
paign lists.
Choir Sings
'Messiah'
,ALM SUNDAY -April 1
8 AM-Holy Communion & 81tuin9 of P•lms
9:30 -Chortl Holy Eucharist
11 :00 -Morning Pr•y•r & Sermon by Pestor
1 PM-Ev~nsong with Sermon by Gordon Bttehtm
7:30 -f•ther Oulfy will spHk to the Youth Groups
Pe lms will bt distributed •+ ell services
In the atternoon the CWF
will honor ttle new minister
and his family with a recep·
tioo from 4 to 6 p.m. At the
6 p.m. service the Rev.
Cushing will discuss ttie
theme "1 Am Persuaded."
Immediately alt.er the even-
ing 1erv\ce young church
members will travel to Hun-
tington Beaoh to participate
in the "Omega Teen Scene."
pastor of Saint Andrew'• by
Ult Sea Metbod11t Church.
San Clemente. will be tbe
evening speaker at the
Orange Co\Dlty C a m P
Farthest Out meeting today
in the McAulay Fellowship
Hall of the First
P r e s b y t erian Church.
Orange.
U1e Ii u b j e c t : "God
Satisfies." The chancel choir of C-Os!a MONDAY, April I -1>:30 AM , Holy Communion
TUESDAY, April t -6:30 AM. Holy Communion
WEDNESDAY , Aprll 10-l>:lO AM . Holy Commun!o~
The meefing will begin at
4 p.m. with a ball hour of
reJJowship. At 4:30 Helen
"Finding a More Vital Duecker ol Pasadena will
Relationship With God" i.s lead the meditation period
the theme of a Holy Week whicb will be followed by
h. · · t be h ld the prayer period. Arnold ~o mg ml.SSlOO 0 e aod Helen Ouecker will be ail St. George'• Eplaeopal
Church. El Toro Road and the prayer group leaders.
Wisler Drive, El Toro. The Galilean Hour opens
beginning Monday evening at 7: 15 with singing after
and continuing t h r CJ u g h which the R~:Dwtnain wtlt
Thursday. The meetings will speak on the theme "No
begin at 8 o'clock~ even-L9ogei' Strangers."
ing. The Rev. Loren p. Flick·
f\ community so ng pro-Mesa's First Met hod isl
gram conducted by the Church will present lhP
pastor 1s held e v e r y E:ister por .ion of Handel''
Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. The ''Messiah" Sunday evening
theme for next week's pro-at 7 o'clock in the sanctua!'y
gram is·' U n sh a k ab I e at 420 W. 19th St.
Faith." The 4-0-voice choir is
directed by GeraJd Olsen./ Pastor Henry B .Jone~ with Loretta Henry al the
wiU gtve a message on pipe organ and Tom Key ad-/
"Christian Unity" at the 9 ding tr u mp et a c-1
and 10:30 a.m. communion companiment
services Sunday at Central Featured soloists a r e
Bible Ch .. rcb, 23rd and sopraoos B-Onnie Shelley.
Orange. Costa Mesa. Jan Unvert, and Tanya
His topic for the 7 p.m. Founds: contralto Martha
worship will be · · A n Frisbie, tenor Jon Vorisek.
Evangelical Views Adults... and baritone H o w a r d
9tie regu\ap Bible. shl*J and f'risiJte.
prayer meeting will be con-. An offering wiU be taken.
10:00 AM, Holy Communion
MAUN DY THURSDAY -Aprn 11
&:30 PM-Th• Anniverury of the lns+itu+io11 of the
lord's Supp•r will be c•lebreteJ with
Holy Communion.
7:30 PM-Supper in th• Puish Htll
GOOO NIOA Y -April l Z ;
12 . ] PM-ThrH Hour Service o/ Mtditetion on the
Pts1ion of Our Lord.
Nurury Cu• will bt provided.
·HOLY SATURDAY -April 13
J 0:00 AM-Holy Communion
l :00 PM-Public Beptism
l:lO PM-Evening Pr•y•r tnd Blessing , of tht
Peschel Cendle
ducted at 7 p.m Wedne5day. with proceeds designated
Cor sanctuary be~utiflcation. The Doily Pilot Best In The West
The Rev. S. Reginald inger will P"each to the Hammond, father of the U .. Cb b Rev. F. C. Hammond. vicar Ne• P 0 rt nuy urc
of St. George's. will conduct congregation at the lO a.m.
Dr. Edwln R. Greene. Nurst>ry care will be pro-
pastor or Warner Avenuf' vided for youngsters.
Bapttst Cburcb, Gothard1iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii._;;.;;.;.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii and W a r n e r . Huntington
Palm Sunday service on the the mission .In addition to subject. "The Conquering the mission. ttle Rev. Ham-Ci
Beach. will speak on "A
Day of Acclaim·• at the 11
a.m. worship service Sun-
day and 01. "The Day or Ac·
tion" at the 7 p.m. worship.
Sunday Bible school classes
meet at 9.45 a m. Nursery
care will be provided for aJJ
services.
mond will preach at the 9:90 Spirit" io the Senior tizens Center. 15th and Irvine and 11 a.m. servk es on Avenue. Im med i ale I y
Pa1m Sunday and the three-following ttie service. the
hour Good Friday ~rvice. Rev. Flickinger will presenl
The First Baptht Cltureb the "Chrutian Unity Hour"
of Fountain Valley, 17415 over radio station ,KBIG on
Magnolia. Fountain Valley. l.;::;;=========;:=============:::;11 will hold Palm Sunday
services at II a.m Dr.
Lawrence Allen. Interim
pas:.or. will d i s cu s s
"Christ's Last Call t o
Jerusalem." Senior high
members will meet at 9
a.m. for a p a n ca k e J>te~k.la&t Qf~cedi!t1t t.Ae Sun<fay s~oor hotr'".,, ~.
Other services I n c I u d e :
youth groups at 6 p.m.,
prayer service 6:15 r.m ..
and evening w o r s h p 7
o'clock.
The 10:30 a.m. service at
the Unitarian U1lversaU1t
Cbarcb of Costa Mesa, 1259 •
Victoria St.. Sunday will be
a memorial service to the
late Or. Martin LutheT King
.Ir.. the Rev. R0«er T.
Walke, Unitarian minister,
aMounced.
A talk which wM to have
been given by Dr. Maurice
Kaplan on ''The Problem of
Providing Psychotherapeu·
tic Facilities for CbJldren hi
Orange Cqunty"' was re-
1cheduled ror Sunday. April
14.
Members of tht Firtt
Baptltt C ' a r c h . l>I
Magnolia. Costa Mesa. will
hear their mlnlsler, Or. P.
.... ,.. ~fol.
rtymollfh Congr-.ational Church
of Newport H.W
J262 lrood Street, Newport loech
HOLY WEEK SERVICES
-,.,,-'-~ SUM~~~ • -.._u_' ·1 ,,. \~ "
11> :00 A t"-t' :_.Children' 1 Proces1ton o-n1oty P' •Im' ·'
Gue1t Soloi1t, Miu l<ethy We1tmorelend
Chencel Choir Speciel Music
Communio11
Sermon:
"H Christ C•m• to Oreng• County"
Church School for All AgH
Nursery Cue ProviJed
Nl .. HnY AT 7:30 ,M -Aprfl 1tinApril14
Ctcil I. DoMillt 's ()fi9i11el
"KING OF KINGS''
Or1mefic Story of the Lift of Jesut Chri1t
DAILY -12 ..._ te l PM
Church Op•n for Preyer
lndividutl Communion
Or9e11 Mec:litt tion
IASTD SUNDAY -A,,11 14
1 AM-Etster Sunr i1t Servict , Sptcit l Mus ic
l .t :JO AM-~ester C&hti11e11ttl lrHkft1t
I 0 AM-Eester Service, Specit l Music
Messt9e: "The Cllmu of the Go1pel"
Church School for All Agt1
Nurury Cert Prov ided
UV. NORMAN l. BROWN, Mlni1t•r
CEMnnY Wl'S q MAUSOIJ!U)( O.YPIS
Prom $130 f Prom "'6S
rstminsttr Sltmarial Parle
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H...C.•PY-Ce•e'tea Y
COMPLETE FUIERAU
$245 lncludn Casket ~nd an Mor·tvory S.rv1ee1
"Everything loc1ted together i11 one be1utiful 19lact"
";-"' ~ CQUJtT Qf ~HO~OR '·
for Vel~rans ·~;;J The;,: Fa":u?iei .
Tht ntw Court of Honor for Veterens, end their femiliH, is
now bting dtveloptd •f Wtstminster in bHutlful GerJH
of Remembr•nce. Sptelel inductmenh to BUY NOW in·
cluJ• very low prices, terms •• low H I 0 % down with lS mo.
to pey, WITHOUT INTEREST OR CARRYING CHARGES.
fnsurence prottction on tht u " pt i d bele11ce •vailable for
everyone u11Jer 65 yHrs of •9•· Choice cen+rtl ultdion.
Unbtlieveble low cost per burit l spec• , , • 1130 ptr person
• • . includes lot end compltte enclowment cert.
Wtstminder ht1 elso med• •veileble the strvic•s of Cdr.
Cleucl F. O'Here, USN, R.etlr•d, u Veter•n.' countelor t nd
1trviet officer, without cost to those he 1erve1. Cell or writt
CJr. O'H.,e for cieteih.
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Jerusalem Notes Easter,.Ras.sovter
JERUSALEM (UPI) -
For the first time in 20
years Easter and Passover
will be celebrated side by
side In the old and new
quarters or Jerusalem this
Jear and the city is filled
1rfth toutists.
• -i'be face of the old c.ity
has changed little sin<:e the
June war. The processions
of Good Friday and Palm
Sunday will proceed predse-
ly ~ they did in the past -
but this time Israeli rather
than Arab policemen will
maintain order in t h e
streets.
carefu.I observeT will note
the Hebrew Jtreet signs. the
Israeli groceriH on sale i.n
shop windows, tbe Israoeli
b I s t o r I c a I m agazlne
"Chronicles" displayed ln
souvenlr shops. and an oc-
casional star ot David in ~
paint on an old city waU,
11, ... PARTICIPANTS
Last year there were
about 10,000 ptrtlClpants in.
the celebrations. TbJJ iiir
the number ls expectec2 to
be about the same.
prayen lo the vernacular -
Arabic. 0 t b • r Christian
sects like the G r e e k
Orthodox Armenians and
the Copts follow later in the
day.
'Mle F r a n c I s c a o pro-
cession is generally held in
the afternoon b\lt on Good
Frldsiy it ta.kes plaee in the
morning to leave other
groups time for their own
ceremonies. ~
Ott the evenlnJ of ~od
Friday, at 7 p,m., there wi.ll
be a procession ~nacting
Christ's desce~ from tbe
cross and bis burial.
PROCESSION DUE
on foot from a clu&rcb DMr
the Mount ot 0 11 v ea
overlooking the city ~ tbe
bes.utiful crusader Church
or St. Anne's Wlthin tbe
Walla, the only CbUJ '1
damaged in tbe figbtin& in
June. The prle&ta will be
followed by members oL
other catbolic lnstitutions
alll6 the pupils ol tbe mlssoin
scaooi..
The Via Ooloron. unlike
tts name. ~ a cheerful, wind·
illg oriental shopping street tor series of stre~ts} wltb
deeply{ecessed cafes #here
men s1,t liatenin~ to Cairo
and Amman radios.
for several years. In the
00W1tyard outside the m.atn
lacade ii a shelter made of
corrugated iron where tbe
stooemasons cbip
rbythmJcally at their work.
Most of the church ta ltlll
shored up with Iron and
wooden girders but. tbe cen--
tral rotunda is begimdng to
emerge, pe.w a.nd wt'Ute,
from the dlliipldatklll and
decay.
REPAIRS SIGN ,
Net and wbJcb ll'OUP tabt
precedence over the otlMlr bl
their rltual4 wlthin the
cburcll.
AcceN to th• area for the
Euter teuoa will probably
be limited to braeUI .. it
wae to Bethlebem a t
Chrlltmas. 1 s r a e 1 ii
d.terml.ned to mow ooce .,.m tUt decorum 11 evea
beUel' preserved U D d t r
preffDt nde than it W a I
under that or its
predeceSIOrs.
But it is still an unusual ,
sight to see Jaraell pldet
eip!P>i .. the topoerapby ot
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• DAY
The Via Dolorosa and the
Church of the H o I y
Sepulchre look much as they
did Wt year though a
On Good Friday. as on
every Friday of the year.
the Franciscan friars will
lead a processlon along the
Way of the Cross to Cdvary
In tbe Cburc.h of the Holy
Sepulchre. They wiU I.atone
On Palm Sunday another
procession headed by the
Latin patriarch will set out
Tbe Church of the '}Joly
Sepulchre b3$ been Ull·
dergolng extensive reptirJ
The repain are a sign
that for the fit,st time ·io
bundrltds of years all tbe
Christian orders a.re united
in their desire to see tbe
cburcb renovated, no matter
which altar belongs to wb.lcb
the Cruclfixioe to Cbrlatian ~ '
piJgrima iDaide the Jfo!J ii!iiiiiiiii~ON*iL,Y:~' foDiA~YnsFLILEHFTi=riiiiiiiiiiiii~ ~pa.ldlN. ~
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Horoscope
Aires: Day Features Change, Creitivity
INCOME ·TAX
.. MONDAY.,
APRIL 8
TAURUS (April 20 -May display lntersst -do S-O. of conderllmng, come up
20): Follow through on CANCER <June 21.July w'f th constlwtive "11 ..
hunch. Study AR IE S 22): Check details. There gecli1m.
message. Be a self-starter. could be loophole which VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22):
By SYDNEY OMARR Be determined w it ho u t favors your position. Money If in background, dilplay
''Tlle wise man cootrols being obstiDate. Give at-comes your way if you loyalty by being enthusias-
his destiny ... Astrology tention to home. property. stress ability. unique in· lie. Day to penmt others to
points the way." One who teaches you terests. Fine for getting have spotlight. APP 11 e s
ARIES (March 21·AprH deserves credit. money's worth and reward es:>ecially to fa m 11 Y
19): Day features change. GEMINI (May 21.June for tervice. members. Wait to be asked
creati.ve activity. Check fn-20): Day features move-LEO (July 2.1-Aug. '22): f~r advice. Stress quiet
----ve9hnent""PMSibilities-4'0W"'-ment, oppoi tttnity;-a-ehance--Some MSocistes a p ~ ..diploroac.x.,.__ ---:
knack for being at right to meet attractive people. mercurial. Take this in LIBRA (Sept. 2.1-0ct; 22> ·
place comes to rore. Be in· Key ls to corx:entrate -to stride. Those who change at-A~cent on hopes .•. wtshes.
dependent. Stress original be an excellent listener. titud~s. m.lnds. medlods are friends. Be ~latic._ b~t
approach. Make move. Others are impressed il you genuinely confused. Instead also imaginative. Maintain
Hopeful, Gloomy
·2 Ouilooks on Peace Bid
trying to declae which one
was most likely.
se~ ol humQr. Some make
proiiUlit tfiif c. a n.ii. o t
deliver. Koow this -and
plan accordingly. Be self-
reliant.
SCORPIO (Oct 23 ·Nov.
iu: Stress today on career.
reations with superiors. Be
conservative in expressing
views. Don't try to· turn over
establishment w l t h one
push. Learn ndes -ml you
learn sometbing.
SAGl'M'AJUUS (Nov. 22-
Dec. 21): Find out bow best
'to complete important pro-
ject. ObtMI hint f r om
SCORPIO message. You
need co-operation of ~ in
autnority. Adhere to regula·
lions -then you avoid dil-
·ficutty.----
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22·
Jan. 19): Money ccmnected
wttb contracts, agreements,
partnership• in spotlight.
Geuld_.ftAMed te meite,or
bow one Clo8e to you in·
vests. spends. New ap-
proach does a p p e a r
nee~.
AQUABIUS (Jan. ~ -Feb.
18): Be aware o1 public
relatiOD!I. Protect your im·
age. Today. strive for agre•·
ment with tboee of oppcmng
views. 1bmi is a meeting
grouad. Find it -and
ferultl will be favorable.
Pl&CES (Feb. 19-March
20): . Get basic lasnet let·
tled.-Work in ~on
with one W'bo aerves you~
knows your babiu. Guard
health. Take no unnecessary
chances. Key is c&earing
dellk u -debri& •. -, ~ -
IF TODAY IS Yqytl
BlRTHDA Y you are due to
dOmplete. a major project -
·as a btlrden is liflted. life
become.s more exc#in&
G .EN Ell AL TEND~
CIES: Cy c 1 e high for
SDetlal word to AQU-AR-
IUS: be a shrewd observer.
Limn-and Jeam.
find out mor$r,!~bout 'l'OWMlt ....i ft wdw CIMY Orn.IT'S S>-... :i.t,• . . T rulll About Al Send $0 e.fll1 ta Om-rr Al .Y Pl OT IGk ~ .Pst1~ ~ .. ~~Jlt. 10017. '
MORE DAYS
~~ !:!l'l!!lt Tu servic~ ~-~-2000 ~
1·au-c NEWPORT BOULEVARD (at Newport .n.. Harbor), Costa Met.
WID DAll t AM • f' PM. SATUIDAY • $UNtAY t ·I
' PHONI 6414724
NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY
WASHINGTON (AP) -McNamara has stepped
President Johmon's top ad· down as secretary of
visers are split between defense; Gtc. William c.
hope(ul aikl g Io om y Westmoreland is about to
a11sessments o( the pro-leave aa U.S. commander in
spects for successfully Vietnam and President
negotiating a pea~ set· J<Jttnsoo has annoo.oced be
tlement with North Vlet-won't seek ~ledion.
One of the difficulties in
trying to · arrive at harder
c<>nclusions is that all the
events have developed so
rapidly that U.S. officiall
have bad very 1itlie time ln
which to collect new in·
ttlli,gence for m a k 1 n g
judgments.
An Open Letter To Costa Mesa Voters
nam. ''If you trj to look at such
The. ,..,lmlstic mood is thlngs as~ from Han<>i's ~mlnf ttrooger here as p(>Jnt of ~." said one ex·
otftclals bave time t o pert, "it's not difficult to see
recover from the rapld ex-how you could reach a coo-
plosioo of eventS since last clusion that the whole U.S.
Sunday and take stock of the war effort was in trouble ~lying realities. and. that we wanted out."
The greatest co acer n Walt W. Rostow , the
arises from the view of President's special assistant
some experts that President for international security al-
Ho Chi Minh and hls top of-falrs, is reported to be
f i c i a I s m a y h a v e among the more optimistic
m i s calculated President administration officials.
Johnson'a intention in stop-Secretary . of state Dean
ping much otthe bombing of Rusk, on the other hand, is
North Vietnam and call~ng said to be among those less
Sunday for talks on ending hopeful of any s p e e d y
the war. results.
It was only five days ago
-OD Sunday night -that
Johnson announced be wae
imposing a limit on areas
for attack in Nortil Vietnam
which would ellmina1e 90
percent of the popu.taion
and most of the 'territocy
from air strikes.
Chemistry
Seminar Set
The most ? p t i m i s. t i c -A third possibility cited by ass~ssment is based on. a some officials Is that the Professors from Russia
belief that the North Viet· N 0 r t h y i fl t n 8 m e s e and West Ckrmaoy will lee•
namese have been badly leadership has simply dee.Id-ture at UCI Monday and
hurt in the intensive fighting ed that the time bas come to that ~veloped at the start adopt the "fight a n d 'I'utMlday in a t Vf o ·Par t
of their .general offenrfve in negotiate" strategy which d:lemlstry seminar.
South Vietnam at the end or they have~ talking about Monday, profeseor V. L.
January. for more than a yeM. as T.&l:ror.e, of thel nstitue of
According to this view American officials know Ch&mical Physic.a, Moscow,
they took very h ea v y from captured Communist will discuss "A Recent
casualties without achieving documents, D e v e l 0 p m e n t ln Ion
their major objectives and Peace prospects are sure Molecules."
now face a deteriorating lo be discussed by Johnson Tuesday, professor A .
situation. . a!\d his top military and Henglein, from Ha h n -
!he gloomier ~utlook 1s dlplomatlc officials during Meitner Institute. W e s t
voiced b~ tbose m lh\ ad-their ~eekend conference in Berlin, will talk on "Safa· ministra~ who ste a mis·. Hawe.ti. ... e ·u .. ~ .... ~ -,.,, 1· • .. •'11. .s.r~.i--•·~-........ -"'n::.,,.•~~·•-.~·;i....:-.:.:.~---~-..,~.-:::.~''lt· ·v.:·.--,...,...,..,..'Y' .... .,.,.1., , ,..., . _,..,, Jllho.--~~\l.t·h-.. ~·~·W'lllmuua~·~m<! imo*ular C hemical
as understandable agailm however, that on the basi~ Reactions."
the backdrop of recent ol present knowledge no one Both lectures will be at 4
events. could go beyond llst¥ig the p.m. Ta1roie wlll speak in
They note that in a abort various poMlble re9Ults of 160 Natural S c i e n c e s ·
time span, Robert S . the clllT«lt maneuvering ln Henglein ln · 1~ Fine Arts. '
NIGHT •nd DAY SERVICE
9:30 A.M. TO 9:30 ptM.-14TUl.DAY 10 A.M. TO 6 P.M. . ---·
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We bufn.....-Cllll1 ~esi~ntl ,, the City of Costa MHCl fffl that in the c:lll'Nnt City Council
campaltft, a number of false CH'1c1 mlsleadlnt statements concernlllCJ the City of Costa Mesa
have been made. In an effort to clarify these Issues we presMt the followlnq facts.
Jim Tic•, Ch.&rman
Wayne A. Owens
Lou R._Benny
John Connell
Dave 8. flltch
, lawr.nce "Whitey"
Freclrlckaen
BarlMr Bunker
Joe Amburpy
Tom Englend
Audrey Bulla
Neil Abrams
Ed Mlltenburg
Lou Senlk
Elm.r 8. Smith
Harry Hiiiard
George Zimmerman
Tom Rea
Ed knnett
Merl• Swan
Larry Berg•ron
Elm•r Dud•k
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Vote '"for Barck,. Pinkley and Wl .. on
Reacl the facts t. . .
• &.. A-.... '· '" 1"$ ITv~:.!f:. ea:;!, ltf l;;a·~ · · ~ ,. ' <
Mr. and Mrs. John
Gordon, Jr,
Mr. and Mrt. Don Bull
Jon Nuuer
Id Moore
Costa Mesa
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lUf -Larf e. crunchy eu s,' panned with ustrous chocolate
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l•lll'S -Whrtt, ~low centen witll sugar tlleNs ill ISSOlte4
colors. 11 tt.
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colors and materials.
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Solid mil~ chrn nl~te 93c
Rabbit 1n s1111ng 43c PoS1l1041. 1 I~.
Tampax
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Easter
LILIES
-with 4 or mo1e trom·
pets .•. 6" Pots wraPl>td
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Assorted slyles. m.iterials and col·
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~not bu_!.ky. "~ • .
uo1u· "Cl~ch" Bags
Tht &ie~test. handiest wall81 you
m r ownad Triple
lrames 1n ass't m~·
lwals and colors. u.
usnR Grass
Shredded wax or cellophane
'" assorted f~ter colors. 2 ~ 25c
2 n. •·
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Easter Egg
COLORS .
Maxfield's
"Masterpieces
ln Chocolates'' , 5 11. ht\ Ill l1r Dry Ski1 wit-FREE 2 tz. Size
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Hollow Mold· CHOC TES Assorted deltctable
cenlers ... mil~ and
da1~ chOColate.
2.73 9nc
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TOOTH llUSHIS
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tootllpaslt tllf.IUdtd. a
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Hair S.t Mist
wit~ llfW holdina power!
Choose from Super; Regular
or Gentle Hold. 1 59 U 5 14 11. Si11 •
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lAllETS -last relief from
upset SIOINC-, indigestion
¥14 Wrtbn. Mint flavor.
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HYGIENE
GUIDE BOOK
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a,rii Slttwen -Persian lilac -Mu1u•t
DELUXE Dustin& Po. wder and
coto1"' s,,,, Mist , 'Noxzema" Jiit Mh &~tfll fml!lless ol Spn111
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w/ ALOE VERA • Skin Care Products 60 ft. Garden Hose
~ "Si1ut.n" wii. 5/1" ltrt ..• Green
Ir ea t your '~'" to this ~ pl~st1c with lull llow heavy brass couplings 2 98 ~.---•.. will no1 harden. ~ink or crack ·~-~• pretious Rtl th~I provide~ 10 Ym Guruttt _ 111. U I • natural m1stuu for parched
cells ..• smooths and sotttils =-I ~1::~~~r 2 50 ~~~ ~.~~ic~~ hetps • ~~~~~nd '!~:,'
4 11• • ... keeo bm of 1 39 frne, med., 1 se
Skl·n Toner 2 50 S· plants moist. or coarse. 2 Cl. ft. • J Cl. ft. •
4 tr. •
Grass Seed sec Grass Seed wu• sec· Hand & Body lotion 2 50 "PA~·· _ 1 o. ••• 10% oic~udn _ 1 1~.1 .. 4 u. •
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Milk of Magnesia
••r•l•r tr Mint Flam
"Lavorls"
Mouthwash & 6-gle
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Brte'fs'&T:shirbl
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Choose from many color-,
fut styles ••. shirts 1n
wovea cott~ oc kmt lab·
ric, 1111tchinJ colt~ pop·
kft stacbwtlh aO around
boxer waist Ideal ut for
SfOAC lllrough Sllmmtf.
Sim 1/3 & 3/7
2.J9 m
Paper Plates
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SHIRTS
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1n r.otton ~nits or Permanent
Press woven cot 69 ton with .sh11rl 1
lteves. 4 te 1 •
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""hflUtllt Pr1u" lft n -
.sot1M ftbflCS, sotrd cololi
willl rt~tic *k wtist, stlf·
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machine waltable. I in White 3lld colors. S-M·l. · .
line .lftl leg bands • • •
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1 patent gold ring moccasin ; ,,.
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1J DAILY PILOT Sat_,, April 6. 1968
Rumford A~t Parkside
C11·EA · W on~t ~ ('.
.Back lrepelll
t.hlvetled just two weeks The Californla R e a l ancestry. The -at torn e Y II' fer tbt nnt time. ~
'Estate Association bas general has isaued title for a newest uit el Parbide
dedded not to support the ballot proposition to repeal Hcmts ia Grtea V.U., 1lal ~ative to n!peai the Rum-..... Act to th nt 8 . O ~ ~ tM ... ball ford Act which is being "'"" e propone ' 0 mes pen sold s• db eaMlruction
circulated to qualify for the Sruce Stevens of Lynwood, ju.st u 1l d • r •a 1 . the
November ~lot. in Los Angeles County. devtiopen. Gforte K. Hals·
This wu revealed by In other ~. Ku;pe At Turtle te.lt ud .a.. "waled to-
Robert W. Karpe t f said CREA •'°'* for )ro-• d.Q. ,
Baterafield, president ol the perty tu rtllef at the 1988 R k ff!D _ Pr\cea. trom •m. lie 4&,000.member 8110clation, legislative session," but if it OC UUJ itvee. four ad five
following a t b re e -da y is not forthcoming, may bedroom homes offer both
meettnc of Ma board of aupport one of tbe tnltiative Turtle Rock Hills. a FHA and Veteran tenna and
d.irtdors e nd ed last petitions to limit the pro.-limited offerinJ of-luxurious are adjacent to the twenty·
weekend at Sacramento. perty tax~. · hllls1de homes with spec-one acre Green Valley, park, • • o o r a s soc lat i o n He commented: "Some tacul<s views and the first within wal.king dl$tanct to
apoosored an lnitlative con-kind of property tax relief development in the ex· community pool and two
stituUooal amendme11t in has been promised b Y elusive 1.600-acre Turtle club bous4!s.
1964, Propos.ltlon 14, and the elected o f f i c i a 1 s and Rock area of the lrvi!le ''The choice location near peopl~ overwhelmingly ex· legislf'lort1. We know they Ranch. makes its debu1 this the beach and just across
pressed their desire for sincerely w~ to grant weekend. the street from the new
repeal of tbe Rwnford Act," reJlef, and ~·hope they will A 13.S-acre community . Orange County golf coU.rse,
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Karpe stated. aritve at a OOMemus on Turtle Rock HilJs enjoys a as weU as the community SPACE, LUXURY, CHARM HIGHLIGHTED IN PARKSIDE HOMIS, GRE•N VALLIY ··~mdu~~-~~~~K.'' cl~~e~~~~~a ~~~"of~·~~---------~---~~.-.----------------~-------
been before the people, •e He Mid tbe as&0elation crescent ot rolling hiJJs with pools. and recreation •e.u ,,
I now feel it · is t l9 e baa adopted ~ ~oJution a giant rock mrt.Cropping have combined to mate the
resp 0 n s11> i 1 it yo( ~e that a such .a laelc o( con-resembling a turUe at its on~-a-day pa<:e eos&i-Home s L --.. Exhi.bi·t Spaces' Bixby Ranch LeQ8J.ature lb act on ''thiJ sensus coutlnues, ''support bas ble," the sales agents, f UJ'W
subject as ~ned by the of an initiative property tax T~~ homes of Turtle Rock Walker and Lee pointed out.
people." .. limitaUon m•Y provide the Hills were designed by The Green Valley buyer Starts New
He aaid ~ legasla· only hope of effecting pro· Richard R. Leitch and enjoys a wide variety in
tion to &med the Rumford perty tax Tel:ief.'' Associates of N e w p o r t plans and styling and may D bl L y ' • LA
Act for protle6oo « tb• Endorsement of any in-Beach. They are built by also select from new Seville OU e ast ear s in GG p . t property owner's freedom o(. itiative for tu relief •ould Middleroc.k-Anderson Co. Garden Homes near the _ rOJ ec
choice .Is noiiv Mtore 1229 be... deferred "untl re · Teaming up to create Parkside Home location.
Leglalature, Senate Bill 29.1 evaluation oan be made of homes wOl"thy of t b i s Tbe Seville bmnes also Offer Advaoce eommilmet* for Jell lhow we've fNer 1taged bJ-'8ediog-SoatiaQd artiatl. B!Xby j\ach ~i
authored bJSeDa&trWlisA.-precrw •~ the -T U 8 valtiable land, the architect FHA and Veteran terms and eX:t),ibi.t space at h 1~ Los in 1.be laat 23 years." Kraatz Thia e:lihibit1t' llp0!180Jed by bas begun cpnl~OD of
"CREA auppcrtl tb i • legialatife sesison," he.1. ex-and builder came up with are priced from $24,QOO. Angelies Home Show are commented, "and I'm -. "~--11 of Trad.iHARai a unique new l.S14 acre. ~ blll," ltarpe said. "Sioce we plained. He made it «~a:r. eigl:t different models, plac· From Costa Mesa, take double those reported last " beglnn.i.ng to ~eive phooe w~ . ~ .,...... mllllon reakltnU.l dn'flOP-4
do,wedonotfeel'wecan·iJS hoftyer, that thJs meant ed in one beautifull y thenewSanDiegoFreeway year at the same time, ac-callsandlet-tersfrompeople Artiita ~ieties. u.nder ~ ·ment in G~, Gr.dYe.
good ~la.u·p Port "tn the . near f~.t 11 r e landscaped sales complex. East to the Euclid off ramp. cording to managing direc-who will undoubtedly attend dU'ection of; Claude Parsons, which will proride ~
repeal of.the Rumford Act,. measl8'ed m mootbt. Four homes are of single-Follow Euclid lo Warner tor Carl F. Kraatz. ttie 9how when It open!." 'prominent, West Coast homes for lease. ~which ~~DO war_~·~-Vo~rs could. be offered l~el~~J..Jot31 ~O _and @ le!t at_!p1£r j.o p _ Kr-aetz-&aid-ht-710-.H-·-Kraats-said that h&< i's-· are~-r• ~ -·14.be )glo\Q .. a.orlfla;,.;.. ~------alreFiiili pm,n:-thm""1nitiattve ptvp<Jltttonr-are split level uphill plans, Green V'8lley enfrY. b+bit«s nave already signe~ going all out 1to please and ~ 'iav~ f/5 000 stage Green, the Oe\re~e,,t' wm~
"We are, t b e re Io re • on 4he ~ember ballot if. all arid two are split-level up for f'he famed buflding-entertain the public this show ii p~ed rJ. this have • twO aa4-tthree·
recoJnmendinl to our 171 now belDg ~ed qualify. downhill pla!ts. trades sbow, wtricl1 wm be year. One of tt:H! Home Sbow year's expoeition. SOnte of bedroom homes capc;t in
member local bom'dl tblt One woold .ooliSl:l pr~ While ttie split Jeveks are Del Cerro's ·held this year May 23-June 2 features will be a c<>lorful, 1be bigcell names in snow attrlCti?e g l"O'u pi n gs.
they not 1upport UU fn.. &axes e~cept tor . retirmg naturals for dramatic rooms at J.ack Kent C o o k e ' s welJ.laf<l~ut ~· flomes b~q ~hand 1lo throulbout ' a lancllcapttl.
ltiative." . ocat.andmg debt 1DC1ned and exciting arehitectural Tu.gli.W.000 ~. Kraau Villa:ge. Bet'ieen-"fen fOfil'-~oteftail-~.fo-~ pm 1f _lfa~ ~~ . Al\t4 ~ 11 'fd'm.. Tfle other. _!Wo treafrMDfs, the one-st.ory F• } ff also said tbat a maximum of teen eleaent ruidencea "on Forum.' PerfOrmaocet will Ulmpsorr Avenue. ·
hibitl dilcrimiDltioD ~Cir" would put a ceillng on pro-models provide the same fil8 omes 3.50 extllbitors i4 expected. · W·beek" riJ be displayed. A be scheduled nightly, with 1'be residential part aet•
taln ownere. In b • or perty tues of roogttly 2 per-k.ind ot fascinating fer.tures. "I didn't expect so m8!1J .-iea of eye-catching matinees oc Saturcnys and · ting Of Bixby . Gree:1t pro-
reot:at o1 realdeDIUI boulinl cent cl market value, reduc· Decorative ..screens, bay B • S ld to participate in UMs year's "'Designer Rooma," con-Sund.ayl. "'lbe spectacular vides larC• la 11 cl a e a-p •~
for tealODI "' nee, ~I ed OYel" tewral ,.ears to 1 windows, entry b rid g e s ' emg 01 show I •• said Kraatz ... As big ceived and execut~ by a S250,oo0 "Daocing Waters.'' green .. re a I. walkwa,,_.
reUOc>n, natioml crilln « pm:ed. atriums, courts. and private as it is, Ule Forum won't line-up of the Southland's pageant is also being im-separate adult and CJ\1¥
gardens highlight the fresh. The final homes in unit hold all our displays so we'll o u t's t a n d i D g, Interior porte:i· for llbe 11-day Home recreational ar•as and o~)!
new exteriors. The interiors two of Del Cerro in Costa be erecting a mammoth tent de!ignen will aJJo be Shc>w. 15 town homes )er act•.
featUN quaUy tre5b and new Mes.a will be off~ed this annex In the perking lot, among th• e~lta. "Thls ii a very ·'large• Each TOW& Hom~ hiaJ ~~
arrangements of rooms and weekend on special low twice tbe floor space of ttle A-four•ftar feature will be year -for new pro4acts," ing for two cara,... With half,
use of glass, plus such ex-terms that mean buyers Forum. It too will be pad::ed a Special Art Ga 11 e r y Kraaitt 9tiMed. "l can't of the parking subterranean; ·
citing architectural dmil:S may move in• for as Utt.le · to o~erflowing.'' dftplayin( plU!tilJC,I and recall when so many new an unUJUal feature la-.,;
as two-.tory entries and liv· as $395, tilt developen an-Kraatz pointed out that as tcUlpture suitable to tbe ~e applian<:es ~•~de than ~· ~ 1• ap~.
,ine rooms, all<\ l a v i a h 110unced. the 1968 H"ome Show wiJll>e home, painted and carved their' ~l!l'ance. I stntct~s; , . · balcooiea. . · Tbts tm. . and f' u r -tile fint w.d• lbow to be 1---~-----.-----.......;...;...;..;.._~--+, _____ _......._,,___""-_
'The mode.la' t.ature ~ bearoelll -*-ar~;.4ndit belcl iD the.. Forum al.nee it 'ana four bediOOms, two and reJ~l$ llOd off\r th .. iew openEld thr~ months ago,
three ba·tbs, dining rooms. 'ho~ ~yer a .telecfJob of ~vance public lhterest is
famHy rooms, dens, and both one-aQd two stort.:jlani; 1 alrNdy tiJfJ1lng VeFJ high.
waHt-ln bars. , with built ins, ft.replace, wall ''There's no doubt ~at
Over 30 "extra. touch" to wall carpet, landscaping this Will be the mod ln-
feuurea are included at no and block wall. teresting as well as the big-
additiDna'l cost. Among the ·~
exterior fea~s a r e : Ir) ~
underground utllltl~. cable ~I .. ~ :;:;:,~ lllCID CUISTlifD · custom entry doors. Lux-
==:~=:.: Land of the Dons
tile, ·"ex~pt.looal quallt)"'
decorator c a r p e t i n g ,
waHpaper, AM-FM intercom
l)'stems, Formica kitchen
SALIS WINNER IOUND FOR IUltOPE
Bala...'1 Cort end Judy SpaN With K & I Award
Newport Salesnian
Wins Europe Trip
. clibi.nets with ceramic tile
COUiter tops, combination
range-griddle barbeque, aod
self-cleaning oven with out·
door vent.
Priced in tbe '35.000 to
"5.000 bracket, the tint
unit of 44 homes Wal 30 per-ca sold out by the time the
model complex opened, ac·
cording to Gordon Tripp,
sales manager.
Prime access routes to
T u r t l e Rock Hills are the Cort Spwre ol Ne1f'P()rt map ·and Brold a a I e s Santa Ana Freeway ~tak
Beach. a salesman with personnel wbo sold over $1 Culver Road turnoff and go
Kaufman IDil Broad for five milUon ill poinee lCfM y.eat. s0uth)~ Newport Freeway ,,.
years, baa wo.n the grand TI:ley were ~ed at a (from freeway end, take
. "~1 J.... tmiza.-s:i E.a .... ~~..Uo~ di.nMI' _.....,at the ~ Doacf 'e"'")"aDd
'--"<' '"' ~ '-ilf"4'mr~pgtty'l";'f'1 rl ~'~·'4f~Jtt,i:t~ID"··~·" "pdc;Tu~"Jftjfi.-W~·7
Golden Home awards. Angeles,~ California (take MacArihur Boulevard
Spam, who sold over $.1 Gas Company and Southern north}. Directional Signs
million in KaufJDan and Counties Ges Companoy were lead the wa, to the mode
Broad homes in Orange co-hosts f1>1 the, evening. ~ complex, at .5?.81 Amalfl
County durtne 11117, will 'Besides SpMre, Golden Drive, ~.
leave April 11 aboard tbe S. Horne aw&rds went to Joe s. Rotterdam. Afte,r ar-Kincb.Jler and 8Un Silk for received a color TV-stem>
riving in Sou12tftampton. be over '2,000,000 ln sales and ~ome entertainment center
and his wife, Judy. win'tou.r ... to Beverly Dearth of Coeta ~Silk was given a color
Europe fC*' flve weeks. "'Mesa ""1 Monil Moore for , TV. Mts. Dearth &1ld Mot>re
Golden Home a w a r d s over. SJ:O(ll>,-..., 11fet;· J r e c e I v e d U 0 0 g if t
wtre pNiHnted to flve Kaul-I n ~. K.irtehner certificates.
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Saa .Ckmenl.e, llld •Newpoc:c
ae.ct.. Only SS frecwcy 1ni111
from L. A. Civic Center,
Rancho Capikrano .n.. ...
priced lrcGl '8,000 to "'1,SJQ),
terms l"" dowa, 1S ye.ara.
Deep in tbe areat oak region
of t..bc Clnelaacl National
For• lies a JOO.acre island <:A
rolling bills. warm valleys aDd
ara.ssy g.lades known as Rancho
Cap11ttano. Vat reaches or tbt
M1lional Forest recreatioo ~
stretch in every · direction: • scF.Nic DRIVE: Ttte a drive
Gonrnment'Owned burrer , lose th fabled tnDows of
apiMt population and COftt" tlllllioa ~ J~ Capistnllo,
mercill encroachment. .,._. t!llt#~· 71 ~follow
~ho Capiltnnowill tieio. ... ._.,...-~
t~ just q3 ownera, in /• You'l ,llt we&coe.Ml · ..,,.,,1.. ~ or the 21 fO .
3 •ere sites is cleared and
acccuibte to utilities and
gnided l'Olld. Ancient Spaniala
oUI Mill and °" lllOlt of tit.
aitea. This private prctervc.
·once sold, can never be
..duplicated.
At Rucbo Capistraao you'll
enjoy .-"Cd aeclusioa foe aa
ldake futce. tbe ...., ot
twO prmte, SU-W let-.
at• •JI' 11&.a :J'C'foad dillle9
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SHOWING
5H the n.wed luxury home community in
the prestl9e Tustin UH. Eerly buyers h · ve
first creek et these e legant new 3 & '4 bed·
room homes end premium lot locations •
FIOM $25,950
$695
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Irvine £amplex
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Open New Office
E. L. Pearaon ao d
Apoclate~. lnc., c i v t l
encfneera and land develop-
ment consWtaots, h a v e
opened a new full-service
enatneertnc facility t n
Oranae c.owty'a Airport
COmplez, ltvine Industrial
Park. lt was anbOu.Dced by
company president Edward
L. Peanon.. Tb1s expansion wa ·provide better service
toia lfowtnc Utt ol cliei)b lo
Orqe Co"1ty, be said.
"ONl\1• County~ ooe of
the worid'1 moat acUve
repa far residential and
cClnmercial building, a a
w1U M progreasive civic
growth. 0"1' new facility
places E. L. Pearson and
Aaodatea at the center of it
all," Pearson explained. The
company's present offices in
Los Angeles County will
continue in full operation, he
added.
The new offices at 3955
Birch Street, N e w p o r t
Beach. will offer services in
the fields of land planning,
civil eqg:ineering, a e r i a I
pbotofa.mmetry, s u r v e J
mg, and mobOe home park
design.
The Peart0n orglUlizaUon •
bas been responsible for the
eoglneerine ol. l\l~h pro~ta
u tbe conatruction 1-yout
PlanninC for the L. .A.
International Airport, the
vast earth moving of Moubt
Olympus in Hollywood, and
far many lndasttie•. school
distric:U, utility compwes,
r e a t d e ntiaJ develoJ>fts,
mun J cl pall tiles and
governmental a g e ii ~ i e s
t h r o u g h o u t Southern
Calllornia.
E. L. Pearson a n d
Associates' innovation of
total responsibility concept
is presently being utilized
at Southern C a l i f o r n i a
Development of Lake Lo&
Angeles. In addition to plan·
ning ;.nd engineering the
project. P e a r s o n &
Associates bas undertaken
the construction of 55 miles
of streeu. water mains,
water supply facilities, and
a man-made lake.
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Front Entries Glea' I.tot ... ,-S.Cluded 11''
Vil~ge Buyers Pick
Custom Decorations
A ~de selection o r llheir individual preferen·
decorator tiles and color ces."
schem" is available to Villa·ge Two homes have
borne buyers w!ho purchase been designed from Spanish,
their borne before con· Mediterranea,n and rustic
struction is completed at arehttectural sty~, and
Village Two, the Swartz· homebuyers are offered six
Link letter Company, Ud. unique floor plans. Archilec·
park home development on tural planning for Village
Irvine Ranch. TwQ was done by Thomas
AccordiDC to A. P. Lench. and Rk:hardsoo of O>sta
the firm's director o f Mesa.
marketing, who made the Lench added that new
announcement, buyers may features, usually f<>Und in
select decorator 'item .. that 0 nJ y I u x u r y ho m e
will }end A customized touch developments, mclude 3
to ttlelr park home. bedroom which overlooks
''Our homes are planned the Uving room, a two-story
to please the m.o st living room wilfl access to
d i s c r i m I n a t ing home ttie upper level provided by
buyers," Lench smd. "!f a grace!ul floating s.ta,irway,
t.'ley purchase tbetr. homes covered porches and private
before constructiDn is com· balconies.
pleted. homebllyers may "Also lending a fae.llng of
help customize lbeir park privacy to the bOn>es are ·
-homes in accorckrace wi~ dramatic front en.t r i e s ,
Title Firin
Ups Pr~fits
By $4,~
In Its annual an.ciaI
stiatement which baa juJl
been malled to shareh°*'·
TIUe Insurance and Trllist Company reported that con-
solidated net eartlinll from
all aourcea for tM year 19e7
totaled fJ.2,378,000, equal to
fl.55 on uch of the 4,856,904
averaae number of sblres
outstanclin1 during the rear.
1b1a compares wtdt 1966
earntnp ol '8,&19,GOO, or
f l.II per 1 h are on the
4,875,921averap11umber ol
sbaret outaeaDiina during
that year.
Net operatlnl~ ror 1W7 amomMd to '8,909,<XX> or •1.aa lf!f_ share, com-p.-.d 1'1111 M.-.ooo er .,.,
I abart.Ja 1* JJrteMment
iocome 1or 118'7 \mOdllte!
to 93.-,ooo ors.a a share
compmed w1t1l Am,000 • ua a •bar• .ii ttie higher
mnnber of lhares \tutN.nd· Int ln lM. •
Capital 1atna from sales
ol MCUrlt1tt in 1881 totaled
ta,512,000, T to Ul per lb1n with fJ,,U!,OOO~or f. . tn la
either "'~ ~losed Of secluded among arpoJt a
feature included in a 11
homes," Len<:h said.
Priced from '21,995 to
$29,995, Vlllage Two park •
homes may be readied by
turning off the Santa Ana
Freeway below Tustin on
Culver Road. From the west
the park homes may be
located by driving east on
MacArthur B o u l e v a r d
toward tbe University of
California at Irvine and
foDowfllg the sips to the new bcmes.
Architect
Heads Show
wtematlooally noted
archit.ct Johll B. Park1n
bat been telected teynot.
speaker M Che opemn1 daJ
luncheon of the SecoM
I n v it a ti 0 D • 1 Bui141ng
Product.I Show ~ Soqtbern
c.Hfcni• ....... 1-7-19, Jit 1.IM
Anabdm Conventioo .CelCef.
Parkin. wbo r e c e D U 1
opened design hN<Jquaiar1
in Loe Angeles' Cena.cry Cl·
ty, wtU speak oa the inl·
por1anct of delip to CO.•
atructicln aod boW the quaU·
ty ot boUI .re reflected ln
Inve9trnent. ud value In
years ahead.
Minutes From The Beach
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DAil Y PR.OT 9 1
The Most &Citing Family Community in Orange COunty .
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Walled Community ••• Country Club LivinCJ
New Wonderful Homes for ACTIVE YOUNG FAMILIES
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Preview a brand new unit this week of the exciting Parkside Homes •.. or see the
Northridge Towne Houses or Seville Garden Homes. Enjoy low FHA Terms or Veteran
Financing -payments as little as $147 per month. Enjoy parks, pools ... real Country
Club living in Orange County's most exciting place to live!
From Codi Mes.t, t.tke the new S.n
0ie90 frffw•y East to the Eucttcf
off-r1mp. Foftow Euclid to W 1rner
end go le~ at Werner to th. 6rMrt
V•y entry.
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GEORGE M. HOLSTEIN & SONS
Tht Southlancf'i lo~sf
EstablisMd Hew Home Bullders·
.,...orly Holt o C•ntury of Sotiafoction"'
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GEO. M. HOLSTEIN, UI
I'm inviting you and your family to see this
MW idN.. i1t.-fimily ii'lift!>-lhi~WMlc, ~
nlty park, playgrounds, pool ••• and 1 full
time recreat ional program for young and old
We think you'll never Wint to live any other
are part of your everyday life at Green Val•
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RE-ELECT
MAYOR DONALD D. '· SHIPLEY
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Huntin9ton Beach
City Council·
Experience-
Progress-
Economy
VOTE TUESDAY
APRIL 9
Porrial I.kt of Cltltefts
cmd Taxpapen for
Re-ElectlOll of
MAYOR
DONALD D. SHIPLEY
Or. t nd Mr<. Ralph H1w11
Ettlt•r Funk
Bill Sir•cus•
Mr. l Mn . Fr•nk Edword<
Mr I Mr1. H•I Wirh
Mr I Mn. Tom W•lch, Sr.
Norm• G ibb,
Mr. I Mr1. Roy E. 8.tttrshill
Mr. I M,., Norbert Murphy
Mr1. Paul Jones
Mr. I Mrs. Geor9e W. A1lph
Mrs. Fr•nc•• McKel•ey
Arndt l. Hendck1on
Rob.,t E. 8orn1
Col. Gtor9t W. l•ktr
Mr1. Helen Copt l1nd
i.Ar. I Mr1. Willi1 H. Chapm tn
Dr. & M ... Phillip E. Sh .. h•n
Mr. Ir Mrs. Don•ld T. l-•llnnie
Mr It Mr1, c.,I Wilderm.,.
Dr. a. Mrr;-l::yl....Ht1t,..~-"-
Mr. I M,.. Ro9., 0. SI.tu
Mr. & Mrs. Ted Spuhltr
Mr. & Mr1. Bob M•ndic
Mr. Ir Mrs. 8orntrd G•gt
Jouph It Perry
Prim 81l1loni
M.,c,_l . Mu~ Jctl\n l{inq
Mr. (\ft,".'"Viiic~n.1 R1eii1
John A: Hoi1t
Tom Andrtws
Ot Y'id Wickerih•m
Mr. I Mr1. Jerry Plun~•lt
Jun Turn••
Mr. Ir Mrs. Tt .. u Hert
Gino's lttliu Oelictltuen
Mundie R. Pu~
Mr. It ~n. JoHph M. Rei<!
Osctr l. Stricklin
Lorett• Co19rove
Mr. I Mrs. Cherlt1 l. Slot1e
Mr. It Mn . Chtrles E. G ill
Noble J . Waite
Anthony IT ony I T o••lt
Mr. Ir Mn. Stanley l. MocMillon
Mr. & M,.. St•ve Holden
Mr. I Mr\. Rey lum
Mr. I Mr1. Jecli Hiqloy
Mr. & M ... Peter Holden
K•ren Fou
Mrs. l. (. HudJl.,on
Sl•ll• Rom.ino
Lt Von l uh
Mr. I Mn. Ch•rfe1 l. 801dtf
Mr. I Mrs. Don Slouom
Ferne W ifl i•mt
Dr. L. E. Dubov
Mr. & Mn. Roderic~ Crui,.
Toni Schtuer
Herold 9ou1ay
Mr. & Mr1, W i1li9m T. 8r•rney
Mr. Ir Mrs. Juliu• J. Gomu
Mr. & Mrt. D•ve Jon11
M ~~~~~l·~·\f!.'1 r. ~,.::J~'Y''UutroioMi
Mr.·& Mr1. Robert McAdam'
Mr. & M,., J. Sherm•11 Donny
M". Hnel Allon
Mr. & Mrt. JH~ Turk
Mt\. Grace Bey•r
John R11ec~. Jr.
Mr. & Mrt. G eorg• Willitm'
Dr. & Mt1. Williom T. W•llhouie
Dr_ & Ma . David 0. William•
Mr. & M,.. 8. H. Feber
Mr. & M,.. Norman W.
Aleunder
Mr. Ir M" R. W. Ren•h•w
Mr & Mr1. Harry M, ··c •p"
Shi u•
Mr. & Mr,. Tom Cool'ot
Mr & M ... Jim" 0. Corcor•n
Mr. •~d Mrs. l •u•ento Mollice
Or. & ~"· Bruce ~••p•nlor
Mr. & Mr<. lllndre~ R. Andu1on
Mr. D•n C. Gifli1
Dr. & ~t• ... 1!.~lt.v,~ ~,)yn~ll.. • ~.'M, •. -~t'f...k~ '? -
Mr: I Mrs. Vincent Reciti, Jr.
Mr. Ir Mu. Wltlitm 0 1,.,,
Or. l Mri. Kenneth E. Muwell
Mr. & Mr« Robert Knox
Dr. Virqinit M. 8elt
Mr & Mrt. Alfttd J. Melcall
Mr. Ir Mr<. Sill Schryer
Rheh Gillett•
Mr. & Mrs. Mtc I'. len9oy
Mr. & M<1. Dominic Fiort no
Or. I ... rs. Murray 0. Dailey
Mr. Ir Mrc. Ralph l. Ripley, l rd
Mr. & Mt1. MeynarJ lobe II
Or. Ir Mri. A. C. G•rmenn
Or. I Mr1. Oliver P. Jol.Mlo111
Mr. & Mr,, Cheri•• V. Colst.dt
Or. I Mr1. George 0. Dell'Of
Or. & Mrs. Fr•n~ J. Allier!
Pkylli1 Wiffi1m1
D•isey Fowlie
Mr. I Mt1. Arne J•n••11
Nor111at1 Reciti
Mr. A Mrs. Art Gille111l•
Mr. & Mr.. 0011 lonfa
Mr. I Mra. Attdy k1ko
Mr. e...J Mrs. Jo,.11h Af+auliH
Je-J. De GHllo
Jeck E. Kooblt ..
hMIN o. ~ Shipley-._..._.
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SaWtdaY. April 6, 1968
Oscar Race Guessi~g G~me
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'Heat ,' Steiger, Evans Favorites fo_r Top ~orwrs
By VERNON SC011'
HOLL YWOOO (UPI) -
Monday they hand out the
Oscars.
It could be a "Bonnie and
Clyde" evening or a triumph
for "Guess Who's Coming to
Dinner." both of which
garnered 10 r.<>minations.
Quite possibly neither will
capture the most important
award, best picture of tM
year.
From straw pol.la and the
New York critics award, it
appears that "ID the Heat of
the Night" wlll come away
with the honor. A n d
deservedly.
Best actor ot· ~ year
should go to Rod Steiger,
again in agreement with the
' New York critics, in his role
as the bigoted cop in the pic-
ture.
Favored to win best ac-
tress honors is Dame Ec!Jth
Evans for her magnificent
portrayal of an aged and
frightened woman in "The
Whisperers." Dal'Jle Edith
also was the choice of New
York critics.
Best supporting <:dress
should go to Estelle Parsons
for her role a s the witless
ninny in "Bonnie and
Clyde.''
liest supporting a c to r
should go to George Ken-
nedy for "Cool Hand Luke."
'OSCAR' TOTED INTO SANTA MONICA AUDITORIUM FOR' ANNUAL AWARDS CEREMONY ,
but he will be meeting tough "Boonie and ayde." Ooops, .
competition from J o h n .. " _Ab_o~t_Your _
Problems
'Barefoot' cassavetes ('"The o i rt y or maybe The Graduate.
-Doze.~-aRd-.~ J.--1L~ ..should s.tuhJ:lls_
P ollard and Gene Ha~k.mlln toe it will be a toss-up for
in '·Bonnie and Clyde." The best actor.'
1 ryo1ifS=se-·
latter two a.re liable to bump Dustin Hoffman ("The one <.lflot.her out of the race
and leave the gate open for
a deserving Kennedy_
Tryouts for the Neil Simon
Cu.Ei~usly, best direction
should go to Richard !3rooks
for "In Cold Blood'' despite
the fact that his picture was
not nominated for top film
of the year.
Inasmuch as a director
seldom wins unless his pl:
ture also grabs ttie Oscar, it
stands thtit Norman JewiS<>n
might win for his direction
of "In the Heat of the
Night." But not without stiff
competition lrom M i ke
Nichols l"The Graduate")
and Arthur Penn l ''Bonnie
and Clyde").
Now comes the secobd
guessing.
1f "In the Heat of the
Night" doesn't win. then
almost certainly it wfJI be
Brand of
Orange
County
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GraduDte") is a newcomer
and really wasn't all that By ANfi LANDERS
good. Warren Beatty did a'----=~-------------....---
workmanlike job as did Paul
Newman in his f o u r t It
nomination. But n e l t h e r
evoked earthquakes.
Is Love Lovelier
Second Time ? ••••
comedy "Barefoot in the
Park" will be-.held Monday ana Tuesday evenings at the
Santa Ana C o m m 1:1 n i t y
Theater, it was announced
today.
Four men and two women
are required for the show,
.: '!Vhi~ wjll be directed by
Ross Corbin.
Readings will be held at
7:30 p.m. both days at the
theater, 1020 W. 8tb St., San-
ta Ana.
The late Spencer Tracy
<bo is a nominee. But
Hollywood's heralded sen-
timentality is a fiction. It's a
cutthr.oat town for the !iv-
ing, and Tracy has small
chance of winning
posthumously.
DEAR ANN LANDERS: Please tell me something ---------
about second marriages. Do they always turn out bet-
ter than the first?
lf Dame E<lith does not
win, then put your money on
Faye Dunaway ("Bonnie
and Clyde") who has cap-
tured the world's fZ11cy as a
f u 1 I • blooded ring-a-ding
In the past few years at least a dozen couples of
011r atquaintimce have been divorced and married
again. My dear husband is forever poiVting out that the Second-time-around------.;;_ ___ _
female. I
Two other candidates.
Anne Bancroft and Kattla·
rine Hepburn. had too littltt
to do. And finally Audrey
Hepburn. a past winner
(1953 for "Roman Holiday")
and Cive·time nominee, is a
long s h o t for her fine
performance as a blind girl
in "Waft Until Dark."
By coincidence all five
nominated pictures were
produced by American com-
panies and all were filmed
"in the United States, with
portions of "Doctor DoUt-
tle" made in England.
ers seem to be blissfully
content. He frequently
mentions bow enthralled
Ronald Reagan is with
his Nancy, bow delighted
Henry Ford is with his
Christine and how happy
Governor Rockefeller is
with his Happy.
My husband is nearly 50.
ls he trying to tell me some-
· wng? Do second marriages
really work out better than
the first try?
-STILL NUMBER ONE
DEAR ONE: Some do.
Some don't. StatJstJcs show
that a great many couples
who don't 1tick with the
first mate don't stick with
the sttond one, either.
that made me sick. Her
husba.,d is out of the serv·
ice and they moved to Ak·
ron to live with his mother.
She is a widow who lives in
·a twe>-bedroom home with
17 cats. The woman bas one
bedroom and the cats have
All 10 nominated. actors
are Americans and dl but
Dame Edith, and Audrey
HepblD'n among the ac·
tresses are domestic pro-
If the unhapplly-marrleda
would work half aa bard at
pleaalng the original spouse
as they do attracting a sec·,,.::=========
ond one they mJgbt have a
very good marriage Indeed. ducts.
Another footnote to this
year's nominated pictures is DEAR ANN LANDERS:
that all four of the serious Five months ago my IS.-
contenders were made for year·old daughter made the.
adl,llt audiences. They deal foolish mistake of runnin
with violence, sex. racic:~ .off and marrying a service
problems or combinations of man who was stationed
all. near here . Only "Doctor Dolittle" Today I re<:eived a letter ·
could be descri~ ~-t~"~i~"lra~i,, _..~lilt.'.:~~ and baby sister.
Happily, most of tle
nominees will be in the au-
dience at the Santa Monica
C i v i c Auditorium Monday
when, one by ooe. the
formally dressed presenters
w&lk to the microphone and
announce, "The envelope,
please."
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band he said, "This is my
home. U you don't like it
you can leave."
The girl has asked for
my advice. What shall I tell
her? -SICK
DEAR SICK : The girl Is
aaklng for your advice a llt·
Ue late. Now the problem
must be tettled by her and .her busba:ad. J hope you
haven't rented ber room be-
cause It sounds to me as U
you are going .to get your
daughter back.
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HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - A
letter from a reader 1ets
tortb• a o extr~ reaeon wby tbe aad perbaJ>t
milliona ilk• her do not go to
see movie.t with 'British
casts.
U~able accents.
The latdY writes:
"I speak in behalf of many
hard-of-hearing persons like
myself who love to go to
movies twice a week. B
since my· bearing loss I've
stayt!d away almost com·
p~ly from movies because '° many ol them beve
Ebglisb casts and Cockney accents.••
Our correspondent should
be apprised of the f act that
even those of UI wifb perfect
bearing -we who can
detect a pin drop in a foun·
dry -have alm-OSt as much
t r o u b l e understanding
English actors.
Ally American a d u l t
listening to the BeaUes, far
example, would swear they
were speaking a Pakistani
alect.
Queen's English
keeps American film au.
cllences guessing at41iii.._all
times. There are inatan&s
When you cannot be sure one
of the Redif ave girls is
cooing or cursing.
Cit alRci
COSTA MESA •
City Council
for
HKlll8IT
EXPERIBKE
• PROYEI
ACCOMPLUlllBIT
• English men are just as
-bad:-'Pbe lut one ~-wu :=--=DfDKAllOI _
c ear y understOOd here .In
the colonies was the late C. JO
Aubrey Smit!}.
It isn't just the unin-
teHigjbleo'"petoi~ 'COmmoft*'
the-oomtDOBWe&Jtb. T b e
stiff-upper-lip syndrome is
also a ~tor. Ever notice
how l~ th~ British use ttierr lips?
A. A. 11.nr1c19e
Grevtr C. & Anlle .. ltty
le¥erly Ce~ lll"dl
E-V. I. Jadltll .. ,_
Well, our letter writing E.,.,. a.tt111one
!riend bas. To wit: ThcwNs A. a.um. Ed Mnr!etf
"I've learned to lip-read urnr • tcatlly -.,,.""'
Very well, but J'll be darned Mr. & Mrs. It. G. l f'Odllfttloll
if I can keep up with those Flo'fd E. l ry1n
Englisli actors. I miss the ~:io!"'~wr
whole plot and story of the ""· • M". Jonn w. c11n picture. They either talk too
fast or mumble too much."
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M". Dorothy J. o.ltlllfll
Liiiy I . Domellv
Wllllem Donnelly
LOUIM Dowlt!I
Tom H. Doyle
Geor• P. F011evllto
Mr. & Mri. Jl-<lervey
Dorot!w E. Glbtt
Mr. Thomll1 Eftelond
ltldlerf H. & Nencv GIMle
ltol»rl & Mlldref l'lltw
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John Gordon
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Frint C, Ewl'
A.nrie M. Hed!me"
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Bat -ae .,.;·playwright aho bappena to be the
nterte"'* •· col!iiiillt whose t.ask it is to call a~
tlofl .._ •·~ OpeninJC, as well as the din!ttor
f bis o~. pla.Y r-~ btk tradJtional cloak of objectivity eins to ptnch a tilt.
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Schedule
II'bla ts our dllerYuna as we look ahead to next Friday d,~ world premien (we couldn't resist that phrase) 1'>e 1prlng sebedu1e of
( SuD\Qtef Ligbtning0 at the new home of the aft'11t0oll cqnc;erts at UCJ
estminster Community Theater in the Westminster wu aDDOWM*S today by tbe
enter. · •
Thia bani-working community group (present com· ICbool ol fiDe arts. Tbe
any excluded; our aasociation ls only o! recent vin-•eiia will feature Uct
e) has made great strides over the past three years staderu, flCUlty and the
its former borne. the 17th Street Sc.hool auditorium. community.
TIME w~ WHEN THE origin.ally y c 1 e p t 1'be concpU .w 'be
Open Nlthttr ..,
NOW-Inch T...,
DfM I St£U.& MARTIN srtteG
stminster Players were performing in proscenium pretented e1'cb Wedntlda1
nd drawing a scant handful of playeoers to lbe 600-seat at 4 p.m. in Boom 1&11 Fine
heater. Then they decided to bring their audience up on Arts. Admi11ion is -free. • ... .._ ---~
e stage ad twitch to a honesboe format, which met Tbe concert schedule: w • s.-.e ... er-11C..-DUN1 •
th varying degreea of success. April 10 -' ' ~ 1 e d e r1F~iiiiji&ii~~~iaiii~~liiiil--&mlii!Eiii!iii~~I Perennially in search of a playhouse of their own, R e c i t a I • • : Works b7
e players made substantial progress last season when, Schubert, Bach, Mozart.
er incorporating and changin~ their name to the Pamela Wesp, soprano. Con· Now WblMr _, TM Ac••-· ..... IMt ... e~inster Community Theater. they scored nie Laing, piano. •amUiiiiJn~-_jli--. tically _wlth a pair of back-to.back bits. "Come prn1 1 -••Shin c 1 ._.. ...-;:m~
(ow Your Hom " and "Come Back. Little Sheba." The Plus": Bach "harpsichord ,.))~
tatJon of tbe group bei?an climbing, not coin· concert in F minor. Mozart dentally at the same rate with its attendance. nute quartet in D, lt.6.n. E()HHJB ,,. ~.,.-~'E'J, COLO" This season everythin~ began comini.r uo roses at Larry Gordon. harpsichord. ~~._.,
estmlnster. The players' production of "Never Too Lenore Coral, f I u t e . te" broke their bo~ office record ¥d was held over Members of the University SHOW mm . . . . . . • '!-1~-pe~~~~~-ttre-heelt-iJf-tbtmcess:--_ouhes.tr.a strtngs----i•-----t-1--wr._e_Ko_-._vs_•~:..t_t:t_• __
eml>ers ?nne ~roup.voted lo lease a new bUildmg 10 EApri(cbl~Lo ~M-ib'-xN~;id . ~:~~4~.!~~~1: ... 1o:u··~
e Westnunster Center for their future shows. nsem es · vers Y e Rorem, and workJ b y
FOR FROSTING ON THE cake, the Westminster Honegger and Telemann. a.T :~'~ ..
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mmunity Thea~grabbed first place in wt Kathy Monahan, Nan Daley, *""...!.°;!~"
eJUrS-Oriiig.e'"'COU.nty .Foolllghr:Festivat;-a featb Vicki MvhoMn, flnWt l'..G111"!S~!!!!!R!EE~?!!!!!!!!!!!m!llll!!!~!l!!!!!!E~E!~~~I any little tbeater's"cap. Now, a week away Jrom the Goodrum. oboe. 1Udwd1r
ninj( of the new playhouse, four performances are all James, clarinet. Madeleine
t sold out and another holdover appears imminent. David, vtoloncell.o. K e n
SbJtttng from the objective to the subjective case, Helghes, percus som .. Connie
find this prosoect most intriguing - since one of our ~alng, Lisa Esa Endig, key
rs when we first took on the assignment of staging 1.llstrumentsi. . -
own creati~n was lbat few theater~oers woutct turn May 1 -Blasmstrumen·
to see a play they'd never heard of and permed by tensatze": work.s by Fran·
eooe taking bis first crack at both the writing and caix, Relcba, Milhaud, Klu·
ti g d of th ~. . gbardt. Laura Whitcomb, n en e uusmess. flute. Tom Henderson, oboe.
OF COURSI WE'RE PLEASED that "Summer Richard James, clarinet.
tning" ia finally about to see the light of day, but Carita Conrad, trench horn.
equally excited over ill 1election as the premiere Paul Woltz, ~oon.
uction of the new Westminster Community Theater. May 8 -;; Two, 'nlree,
Many boun of Jabor have gone -and are going -and Four : Works b Y
the conversion o1 the building down the mall from • Beetboven, Toe~, Piston,
'e Cinema WeslJnto a community theater. And we'd be Mozart. Betzy T 1 PP I n g •
T'elv remiss if we didn't recogn ize some or the con-flu~. C • r 0 l Y n Arnqulst, . clarinet. T o m Schubert, b~~rl' before c!osmg. . bt,6soon. Guy Hardy, oboe.
nihaJly. there. is Harry Hammers. president ~f the Roger Hickman, v i 0 l J n .
oun. who en~1neered ~e lease of the Westminster Peter Odegard, viola. Anita
nter site. And the technical ~ork do~ by Gene Tardy Martindale, violoncello.
d Roy Hagerty rates a sustained rouhd of applause. May 15 _ "Coro Di
· Others whose work is making the new Westminster Stromenti o • o t~n e • •:
munity Theater possible are Leon Crowley, Dick Wcrkl by Ewalt, Galhiell,
aylor, Larry Trammell, Al Jackson, Joan Hagerty, and Schmidt. Orange Cout
vonne Tardy, Norma Hammers and innumerable C.Ollege Brass Choir con·
then . You'll know them next Fri•ay -they'll be the ducted by T~m Hernandez.
nes with the biggest smiles. M a y . 2 2 -.. • ' i. e l!<f n aervatOire Encore":
Works by Mozart, Webern,
Pleyel, a n d Boccberinl.
Sharon Martin, soprano,
Allen Greenberg. p i a n o .
Leonore Coral, flute. Tony
Goodrum. oboe. Ker 1 y
Grant, c.larinet. Kent Reeve,
trench born. Bob Hieitand,
benoon. Sara Huddleston,
Paul Pearson, v i o 11 n a .
Roger Hickman, vj o l a .
Madeleine Dmd, violOll-cettO. ·
May 29 -"Uruveraity
Wind En.semble": Works by
Be r(lma . Gossec,
P r o k o f i e v , Persichetti.
C o n d u c t e d by Paul
Ingraham, Richard James,
Ke?T'J Grant.
Jane S -"Chamber
Mtalc": Mozart Clarlng
· Quintet. Schubert Qljamt in
D minor. Carolyn Arnquist,
clarinet. MeQlbers of the
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11rlnga.
W ood8 Return8
HOLL vwooij (UPI) -
o.al4 Wood1 returna to U..
fCJ'HD to play S h e l'e y
Fabarea' father in MGM's
"A Time to Sing.''
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Area Aee • ID Pro
READY FOR BITE -Leif Dag Werne4:1 (.?ifhtl/ ber of the Coast Jtangers of.the Orange~t uea.,
makes ready for his professional soccer· debuf as will start in the front line Sunday when the Wolves
Los Angeles Wolves coach Ray Wood gives him a face Baltimore at the Rose Bowl, 2 p.m.
few last minute pointer~. JVerneid, a former mem-·
Entrants R evea led Boston Power s
Clnssy S pike rs Po ised By Host 76ers
F or County Invitational T~~=~AP~~ ..
The Orange County Invitational
track meet set l'Or April 13 is taking on
Olympic class proportions with some
of the races involved bordering on the
unbelievatMe.
Such is the case of the 120 hjgh
hurdles wbere nine of the 10 entered
have a best time of under 14.0. Ron
Copeland of the Striders boids the best
mark with a 13.4.
If the entrant doesn't have an all-
time best mark ·of at least 9.4, he'd
better forget the 100 yard cU!sh.
State
Sam Kirk. Unattached
Jim Eshelman, U.S. Army
Bob Slover. San Jose State
1 Triple Jump
17-4~
17-0
16-10
16-6
Art Walker, Striders 54-11
Charles Craig, Pacific'Coast ClubM-
1-Y.t
"frondo" Hav-Ucek's 35 points and a
tough defense carried the Boston
Ce ltics lo a 127-118 victory over ttle
Philadelphia 76eTS Friday night in ttie
first game of their National Basketball
At1sociati0fl semifinal playoff series.
Mahoney Samuels. Pacific
Club
The seCQOd game ill the best-of-7
series is' slated foc Boston next
Wednesday.
Coat Bostoo was aided b.y Sam Jooes' 'Z1
52-10 points and Balley Howell's 24.
.121 mp Hurdles
Ron Copelan<!, Striders
Pat Pompbrey, Athens AC
Al RpckweU , Athens AC
100
13.4
13.5
13.6
Bostoo took llbe lead b' good in the
'5ecood quarter at 48-46 and built it to
6.5-66 at''halffune. A.II 10 entrants have at least that
time with Larry Questad Of the
Strider!' leading the pack with a 9 2 ef-
fort followed by a trio of performers
al !'
. r -'igh jump has live seven-foot
jumper~. the long jump has two 27-foot
leapers and the list just goes on and
Larry Questad, Strider!i . 9.2
Dave Reeves, Inland Empire AC 9.3
Cecil Turner. Cal Poly. SLO 9.3
, 100 (Women)
Pernetta Glen. LA Mercurettes ll.O
Janet MacFarlane, unattached 11.0
Diana Wilson, LA Mercurettes 11.0
rn the third period the 76ers reeled
off eight straight points to cut ttie
Boston lead to fou·r. but the Celtics
rallied for a 97-87 advantage a.1 the end
of three quarters.
on.
• The mile run has five sub-four
~ mfnute milers led by Cary Weisiger of -~ the San Diego Track Club and Bob
" Day of the Striders. ,, Both have a 3:56.6 to their credit.
Disc\$
<~ary Carlsen. St:riders
George Puce. Striders
Ed Kohler . Strider!'
205'
198'
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448 " Mike Larrabee, Striders 44.9
Dave Crook. Pacific Coa« Chlb 4-5.9
Bob Tobler. US Army 46.
High Ju.mp
. John Rambo. Pacific Coast Club 7"3
Olis Burrell. Strlders 7-2
Ed Caruthers, Pacific Coast Club7-2
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Major Leagues
oopone ·Tilts-
s iated Mondav
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B~· THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Major League baseball haa postpon-
ed two of Monday's three scheduled
season-opening games because of the
8'Ssassination of Martin Luhr King.
The Washington Senators acted
first. calling oU the traditi<>nal
Presidential Opener, which bad been
11cbeduled for Monday -tbe day Dr.
King Is tc be buried.
"The American League regreb
most sincerely the events of recent
days." said league President Joe
Cronin.
"Out of deference to the memory of
Dr. Martin Luther King, concurs most
fully in the postponement of the long-
standJng Presidential Opener schedul·
ed for Monday in Washington."
The game was rescheduled for Tues-
day.
Cincinnati also called off its National
League opener ag'ainlt Chicago, com-
plylng w f t h Mayor Eugene . Ruehl·
man's call for a "day of Commit·
ment."
This action was taken in response to
and in sympathy with the Mayor's call
for a Day of Commitment on the part
or the citizens of Cincinnati to h<>nor
the memory or Dr. Martin Luther
King Jr .. " said Francis Dale, presi-
dent of the Reds.
· The game will be played either
Tuesday or Wednesday. according to
Dale.
Roust-Oh C'alled Off Sunday's ex-
hibition game against Minnesota in
recognitiOn ci. President L y n d o n
JobnSOh1S can for a national day of
mourning for Dr. King .
lgniws 133-105 Win
·Goodrich Singes
·Nets for Lakers
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Gail ed the Laker scoring with 29 and 11
Goodrich came off the bench late in polnts. respectively. before a crowd of
the-first tra1f to apart a t>s Angetes--10';319 at 'th' Pot mo. -
Later spurt which sent ·them on to a Jeff Mullins led the Warriors with ·
1~11~ victory over the San Francisco 29.
Warriors Friday night. Fred Hetzel. who didn't start as
It was the first game of their playoff Coach Bill Sharman opened with a
for ~e ~•tlona~ Baske«>aµ M.,!_OCia-tb£ee-g_uard olfenee. coll~ 17
tion's WeatenWJ1mfo'iUH1e. poutfS.
Goodrich replaced .)e.rry West wifh The teams meet in the second game
5:58 left in the baJ:f and q,e Warriors of tbe best.of-7 series-at the Forum
leading 43-42 after the ie.f. bad ~bang. Sunday night.
ed bands eight Umes. SAN P'llANCISCO
The former UCLA AD•American hit • ,. T
Lot A ... IL-IS
five of five field goal attempts and ad· ~~~k ; t~ 1~ :'.'i;. ded two free throws for 12 po.iDts ln Lee s 2-' u Imhoff
• fl T
12 u ,, 7 2-' 1' , s.s ' .... ,, 27 less than six minutes and the Lake.rs ~~~,,. .~ t! ~ ~:~
grabbed a 63-51 halftime lead. e111a o o-e o crwt,... f N 20
l 0-0 '
A 14-floint spurt in the first six ~:.,, ~ t: 1; ~" minutes of the third quarter. while the Tur,.., 2 H ' ~1c11
o H 0
• 1·1 ' 7 :M 17
0 N 0 Waniors tallied but on~ field goal. put t:;l~ ~ ;:; ; Hm11>1
Los Angeles 2.4 polnts ahead in To111s " 21...,. ,., Totals si 21-31 u::i
coasting position. s-. w .......,
Baylor and West. the two aces. pac-f: ::.:= ~ ~ I I= 11
Valle ly's Drea m Ends,
But UC LA on Horizon
By ROGER CARLSON
Of ... ClollY ..........
J<hl VaDely' s dream <Ji a berth on
the United Stiaties Olympk baaketball
team is sftiattered as the OCC
aopbomore is back home after a
seveTe siege wtth tbe flu that carried
on throughout his efforts to make tile
squad.
Those facts would tend t o
discourage many. but the Eastern
Confere~ Player-of-ttte-Year is far
from It. Contacted by phone at hia home by
the DAILY PIL()'I' the ~SOf!.able
Vtillefy -sti1l recuperating -.... lull
of .~aam.
Remarklng that be bad Jost a full 10
pounds front t:M s~ " flu and dysentery be went on to say, "I wat
living on vUamim and liquids. ';lbe1
were shooting me Jn my arm will •
syringe.''
But CiDally:, a.ft.er 10 day« of this, he
was sent hoine. "'
However, ill that span. Vallely pro-
ved a few tbiogs to bim&elf. Ute mek·
i,P <? : 1'4' JC cutol:f after five days of
workouts as a backcotrrt man at 70
percent strength.
That curoff meant tilere were just 12
left from dle junior college ranks an<j
Vallely was still among tbe elite.
However. tile nu fiDally put him
down for tile count ait the final tryouts
.in Albuquergue a® ~e_be came.
UCLA stands to benefit jMUy bUtt
tlle above facts. After ~g t.o
himself tbM be ca11 men 4bMl bold his
own against some of tile fJnest pi.yer1
tn tbe country, Vallely remarked, "I'm
JeaNng towMde UCLA."
.laveUn
.John Tushaus. Striders 284'
Larry Stuart. Strider$ 114·5
Frank Covelli. Pacific Coat Club273-
2-Mlle Run
Tracy Smith. US Army
Pat Traynor. Striders
John Lawson. Pacific
8.7.8.0
A:32.0.
C oat Pilot Tabs CardstJ Tigers .
One of Vdely's basic coricenM
about eorolltng at pollent Ucr..A was
the fact tblt ooadl Jdlll Wooden and
his aides comidend Vallely a can-
didate f« the guard positiall.
Club ~ -~ ~J~ 8:33.7 The kll-time teOriric 1iaMier of
I Oi'aage 0ont went ob t.o caU tile
-' ;;.,J..\~.;~c
. -~Mlle .Walk Ralph .Boston. Striders 27..,5 --~~~Sb:id.e-c."i.-."1-r~3 :li8.,6 . J>~-..~ .._SUiUen_ 27-0 ~~-darrn~n.~inn-· ~ -uarr!1nf0rn: ,(UrenSXC--·-~
Tt'U be the Detroit Tigers and 91.
Louis Cardillaks ucbanging blows bl
the 1968 World Series -it t1ii DAO..Y
PILOT sports staff's consensus of opl·
nlon on the final outcome of the '88
major league pennant chases is ac-
cur~.
that remarkable progoosttcatton. 6-5-4-3-2-1 ln the order be selected the workouts• at-HQbiNmoa, Km. "Brirtal
Oddly, non~giillfd Detroit to win __ tMJ!I. Tbe sy~~~ was.;epea~ for • um~:_-~1~ ~-· __ • . _ '-""-
the American Le~ ebampionshi-p. ~1tCoOOrecaetsl\ben toW potnts _m., Wu:nev.-f1'&iri ClilJ9 Jor com· ' I . Ron Laird, New York AC 13:40.4 440 Intermediate Hurdles P~le VHlt Ron Whitney. Striders 50.3
; Chris Papanacolaou. San Jo s e Tom Wyatt. Athens AC 50.6
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SPORTS
CLIPPED
SHORT
Frnm th Wires ef AP I UPI
:! LOS ANGELES -Sporting a 1.0 ad· ~ vantage In their best-of-seven StanJey
j Cup playoffs. the Los Angeles Kings
'1 hope to make it two straight at 8 ~ toniabt whea they host the Minnesota
•, North Star• at The Forum.
•• Around the other quarw..final
plqoft aitel tonlgbt. BoltOn 11 at Mon-
treal (J.(J), ... St. Low. (1.0) vWts ~ Pbiladelpb1a. .. , ,,,, ,,,, ,,,,
' ·LOI ANGELES -·~ te.. · ; 1fl ~ IMt tllle Penna at z p.m.
~ Snny. .... P•lldlf G •• I. le. meea., fte1 Emenea ... A.ua
, Q-~ Fred StoUe la Utt .. , ....... ~ ....
Ell..-aJll Gflft .. hn a.tea ftMlltdlM diett ...,...., It tbe
nr:·~~~-Nt.,,...c:......._ Teats Ott.. wttlt E--._.., ..... __,,,. tiilli'lllllft&
Wayne CoUett, UCLA Frosh 51 .7
Ivan LaCore, Striders 51.7
888 (Women}
Jarvis Scott. LA Mercurettes ~: 13.4-
Maureen Dickson. Santa Monica
AA 2:18.9
CaU Goya, Santa Ana Rockel-
tes 2: 18.9 ..
Dennis Cart. Strlders
Ted Nelson, St.riders
Jim Dupree. Sbiders
Sb.t Pat
1:4&.8
1:4&.8
1:46.8
George Woods , Paclrlc Coast Clubfl6..
11%
Dave Maggard. Santa CI a r a
Youth M-10-Y.t
Dave Davis. Pacific Coast Club 64·7
Sealer Mlle
JJm Gorrell, Seniors T r a c k
Club 4:43.l
.BUl WtilJ.. Senkft Track Club 5:01.0
Leo BuJkk, s..u.. Tr9c:k Ctub6:oe.o
2!1(W..-)
Barbera Ferrtil, LA ~~
tel . 23.6
Velma Cb-rtton, O'own C t t l e s
· Diana WUJoa;,~ Mltl!Urtttl{ 31.7
Mlb Fl't1. Mela Collep, Am. m.2
Tom Jones. US Army 2lU
Ken Dugan, Striden ,,.8
Dave Reeves. lnland Empire AC3t.7
Mlle Cary Weis1ger. San l>ieto TC :us.s
&b 0.y, Stridtn 3:51.8
Tom Von Rudell, US Army · 3:58.t
Tim Dutellott, San Diel'> TC 3:59.4
•
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The foursome was divided between were aided Cot consensus positioning. plet.e rest, "Elitille and fr7ina to catch
Chicago. Mlnne.sota. Boston a n d Thus it turned out the Bengals were up "
Baltimore. The Angels were accorded put •t tbe top ol the heal). ·
first division positioning. beiiig chosen Tbtee of the four staffers gave ~-
The PILOT quartet of sports editor
Glenn White. Ray Plutko. Earl
Gustkey and Roger Carlson cheda!d
their ouji boards And came up wtth
for f1ftb. · defending worid champion ~inals R • p
However. the Tiger£ garnered t.he ood for National League laurels: 8JD ostpones
enoup first diviaion support to wind So. if the DAILY PILOT crew tees
up bl first place. Each writer's tredf_c• it right. baseball aficionados will see
tiont were accorded points ~ t~M-f· '~it vs Sl Louis ln the 11188 Serles. Second Round
GLENN WHITE RAY PUrBO EARL GUSTUY ROGER CARLSON CON'SENSUS
American League Forecast At Greensboro
1. Chicago l. Mlnneaota l. Bostoa 1. Baltimore 1. Detroit 35
2. Detroit 2. Detroit 2. C.lifomla 1 Detroit ~:ore 31
:J. California 3. Baltimore 3. Detroft 3. Boston 8. 10 :n
4. Baltimore 4. Chicago 4.Cbicap 4. Cbkago 4. Boston 29 :;. Boston 5. New York $. Baltimor~ 5. r alifornla S. Ca.llfornla 'l'f
6. Minnesota 6. Bosotn I. Mlnneaota 6. MiMesota 8. Minneaota 25
7. Cleveland 7. CaWonn 7. Cleveland . 7. Wubington 7. Clewland •• 8. New York 8. Cleve\aild e. New York 9. CJnoelud 8. Ntw Yark 14
9'. Washington 9. Washinston 9. Wuhintton 9.NewYort t. •uldncton 10
10. Oakland 10.0aklmd 10. Oalland 10. 001and LO. OUlpd •
NaJional League ForeclJlt
GLENNWBn'E RAY PLVT&O EAJtL G\JllUY ROOD c.uiuoN CONIENIVI
1. St. l:.ouiJ .. 1. Pl~ l. St: Loalll . tSt.~ -· t St. lAdla . •••••
2. Clncinattl 2. San Fi mciKO t. Pitllbarp 2. SU f'l'9Ddlco , 2. Su l'rwi*o ,. .
3. San Fl"&DciSCO 3-. St. Louil J. SU l'rudlco 3.PlttlbarP 3. Pltutlarlll 3.1
4.Atlanta 4. Aue.ma 4.0ncbmau 4. Atluta 4. AtlaMa 25
S.PtUlb~ S.Pbil~ $.Loi~ 5.LolA.qelu t. Cblcllmatl 23
6. Los An,eles t .LoaAft .. Jel 6. Cbica,o l .Pldl8deJMja f . Loe Aaat•• . 22
7.Chkago 7. ChictgD 'P. Auanta 7.~ ~~ JI
8. Houlton ,, Cinclnnats I. Pbllldtlphla a.auc.,. JI
9. Pblladelphia 9. New Yen ••••• •. ffcqtae l.U.... • . ·-10. New Yort 10. Roustc. 10.NnY..t JI. NewYor~ 10.NewYork I
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DAILY fllLOr Jf . ... Bue&' Early Lead Sink&
FJ€'s Talented Mermen
es ts
EltaDd.a and Huathiton lJeacb suf.
fered swimming a·ttbecb Frl4a1
afte?DOOD la DDIMtlpt meet..
.ll~ga~n Lead i~ ,E ~. ~ipals
Eatancla ten prey to talented Palol
Verda, 11-44, and Huntiqtoo Beach
was dunked by P'OOWil. .. ~l.
.,,., Eacter b8d •1mnd11J tbelr °'"' •·• .WKIGillc u the last man on the .,.. ~1 rtlay team jumped ~ the
water before bil 'teammate touched
the pool wall.
TM illetal move disqualified the
Eaglet, who wen Ahead at tbe time •
md proyed to be the marlin ol victory
for PalOI V... in the clOleJ1 COil•
te.ltecl bMtle.
Jolua Preatice, Stew Owen. David
DeG.ruae, Lonnie Keefover Md Greg
Goodyear Need to fir'9ts for the Eagles.
-~~-!tf>l~ -=-= IEaleftcle clluutlllltd). Time: l:JM
(~ Ff:_7 ':stt' (li'Y) 2 GtioclYeet Ill J. IMM!t c:.!.]I ~m!~1'"''~' <El 2. TYnet (ll'YI 3,
(/!°) ''t, v~~~t!...'7 ~;·2A"r" (l'V) 2. lleffw• E~lvlMi ~. 1tamei'{ii) 2. Crvm (l"V) 3. tlll.._ ( il. l'Olnta t "'tf.-1~ FIY -I. U!I 2. Collins Cli'Vl I. ll•s .. r (PY . Time: .
1 ~,,.. -1 Holt <"VI 2. "r.ntlq !El a. Tvntr CPY • Tim t $ .A.
1 . -... M°"-C•I .... , ... It (l"YI
l. -"' .• olOO "'"--I. ' 111 2• O'C-t (PY) a.
The ftuJ t&lbl ..... of the Eulero Dalton Maurin started tblnta fJC'f for
Coaferuce awblrmlq and dfvtnt Fullerton with a win in the _, fly in
cbamplomblJJI ue ~1111der ·way at 2:07.~ with Coa1l'• Frank Warner ~en Welt Co1lete today, with garnering a tlllird pieee and Mike F.ul1erton ~ the lead alt.er rom--JiD&. lb ,,..._.......... _____ wUaon fourth.
Final• hepn at t a.m. Paul Hughes of Orange Coast Cained
The Bar~1 .~lrilnl after C>Nnge a second .in the 200 frite and Dee Reo-
Cout'1 ~Id Ola to up.et them nµ11, fro came in fourth.
day, blltzec1 tMir' rivab ill five of the Doug Sharp of Coast Clnisbed fourth
six eveats held ~. establl&hinc in the 100 breast. but Fullerton ftnl
three Eastera Coafereece records. one-two in the event with Jeif Nock
ID dolne so, the leader• established winning in 1 :OU.
a ~ lead over 9tCond plilce ~. John Mattos ol Fullerton came
Orange COllSt aftl!r' the Pirates bad right back ln the 100 back to grab
taken a to.point advantage le the honors with a 55.8 mark -MUJ.ng a 4111eaiag .._,,, action. coot~ record.
Ea&er Toun~y Flaals
Vataha's Mound Stint
Sparks Rustlers' Win
Tbe tnDd ~•ud wtla lplb
Beck wlDDlq tllle 400 tadlftbll
medley in NCOl'd tbnt ol 4:31.t ad
tben ttie F\lllerloJa rer., team rampq
to a.ootber meet record in tt.I • tree
with. dotilac ol 3:19.2.
Other~ for ...... pl.let
<lout ~ Paul Mq in the• Mck
with a folll'Cb pl.ace a Bob Dab'•
third iD tbe a iDdo.
r.oat .. Joqed • tec..a • the
free relay behiDd Fallen.,.
G<*len West, with 15 poinb ID4 far
behind the bit guns. Md aaJy two
moinents in the •y•s action ..
Crait hgensen r.acect to a MCO.Dd
iD the JOO back far the Ruetlen.
Steve ScbeibJauer tDocbct Gft D tun
~ from bia beat time evet' .lo the
400 ya-d individual medley, ""' •till
had to settle for sixth place in the atar·
1tudded11eld with• 4:57.4 cJockinc fat the R\15t1era. ·
Oraqe Coeat .c UMt J'tCOl'd lhat-
terlng tempo Tbuhday when tbe Bucs
bli!tued the 800 yard reky with a
7:26. clockin&, bestin( the old mark or 7:38.6.
llfNMHTi!IEI. Tlmt: : .4 100 I -l• rtQ !t'" (El 2. Gr_., (PY)>. Hit(£). •lfM' 1•
-FrM llel•v -'· PalOi -· Time: l:ll.7.
i<!!"ti~~1c:!t..:t.~1'rk~·~""'
.\ZUSA Rigb·bander R a n d y Foilowing a single by Neubebauger. ~~!~;t~· c~c!T !~~l.,.!-~ ~.~~ff. ~aiaba, marking his initial start of the a fielder's choice that found botb run-~tr!'!!"!.: , ~ \~l 2 n--. u:1
aeuon Friday, went the distance lJl oers safe and a walk to Ron Teece '"Tfl~ tir..'n'*ocx:f s. llMIY '~1 ~-
pltdaiag ,Gold,en West College into the loaded the bases. Mav ~~-~ ~~~,2-1::,,11~ ~ flnala1 of tbe annual Citrus Myron Pines' ground out plated one z~~"°!~:i\. . f. ~ -coµ.c~ .BMeb"1} Tournament. run and then Mike DeGttr-sue-• '\:: ~r _ '..::i.~ ,=r:.• ~
Coad Jl'nd Boove-'s Rustlers bat· cessfully squeeze4 home a run. ~~.El J.~, " ~ •.::l1T.i: U&cl Eaatetn c.pilftrenoe rival Mt. Sae Golden West ta'llied its final run l.n .,..._
eartJllt toc1a1 for that title. the eighth when "Marks rilled a solo !f~ti!:..~a.'Jr~=-!
"itiO reporTea -r1a""'te,,,..._....,th,,..,1s,__~home.. nm_ -.. --------
Flying Barera
Phil Age, Fountain Valley's p~er sprinter, flashes pas~ the .finish
Line in bis usual manner -winrung. He holds the best time 10 the
Orange Coast area with a 9.t clocking in the 100 and is also cred-
ited with a 22.5 in the !20. Biggest win of the y e a r came in the
Beach Cities Invitational where Age nipped Laguna's Mike Totten in
the 220.
Sunset League
Lions' Fourth Inning
Too Much for Sailors
Watmi.nn.er erupted lar fwr nu.. inade a diviq Mb-at.the bal4 roll-1
season, ICIUered six ruts and struck
out live' batters in Friday's semifinal.
the Rultlen posting a 4·2 win over
Antelope Valley.
Tralllnf by a run 1n the bottom.. halL or the atCOQd, the Rustlers deadlocked
matter• with just one hit as Don
Neugebaurer was hit by a pitch and Gary Marta doubled his teammate
home.
Neugebauger ignited matters again
In tile fourth as the Rustlers pushed
across a pair of tallies for the deciding
margin.
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Tol•I• la 2 ' , Toi•" 2' • 1 4
LePage Fires
No-hit Game;
Artists Lose
in the fourth inning Friday to down over and appeared to come up with Right-hander .Joe LePage rashioned
Newport Harbor. 4.2. Huntington the catch. However, the umpires ruled a no-hitter under the Jigbls at
Beach tripped Western, 2·1. and It a single. scoring the winning runs Memorial Park Friday in sparkini;:
Marina fell to Santa Ana in the bottom for Santa Ana. Mater Del to a S.1 win over Angelus
of the seventh. 5-4. in Sunaet League Lague rlval Servite.
bas.j..n action. '-• .., .__. In Crestview League piay, Orange
1CV&U WKlmli\tler * 400 I -' ' 3 .......,._ .o1"' _.._ La B b Weatminster accounted for Its runs ~ Herw ooo lCO o -1 ' • I"""'-a '"' ww over guna eac . wttb a walk. four consecutive singles ....... ii . \:11111 .._. ~!i .. cw.. LePage. who had 1rooble with his --IRVINE NETTERS -C Bopn n--Blair w ~.. 4 •• r' ~'· ' ; r :· coatrol in aBowing fiye walk s.
«.) ~: andtc;B.;:y~ another-:= ~F. 11} i ;' ~ ~' t 0 count.end that department by striking ROMP p A.ST BUFFS of-walks. ~ rf 't Ii ew;, ... ~ lbi: t: ~.::~~~si:~d::i:allowa ball to
The Sailors threatened to Ue it up In • H~ j I l f e~ d i i ·: : In fact it WU LePagt who st~ed at
UC Irvine's t.ennlt team won its st· their half of the inning after Bob e=.re a l ~ l • =~ If 2 • o the plate as well for the Monarchs as
concl ID a row with a 1-3 conquest of Leavy singled, Steve Cavanaugh ar· rowis n , , , Tolli,; "" 1~ ; ~ ~ drove in a pair of runs with a tripie.
vfsiUng Colorado Buffaloes Friday. rived on first via an error and Din ft marked the second straight win
running ltJ record to U·2 overall. Dalebout smacked a one-sacker which '-• .., IAAlfft 1 _ , 1 f th M ... 1 tb A 1 The A_.·at-s racked un tbe first brought Leavv scooting home on an ~"::~~ .l: :l • -l • • or e ooarc,~ 0 e nge us uu: ..,, r • J 11 League, aft.er dropping Uldr opener to · five singles matches to clinch the vie-overt.brow by tlte Lion sbtOrtstop. .....,.,~,a°~ •11 ~7• ~ 1t u• St., John Basco.
tory early. Fran.It Ceaser walked and 8?b Curry ~:' 2 : : ; u~·-1 1 A : g Laguna bad little to cheer about in Steve Teal paced the Ant.ea1ers with sin~ed in another run to culminate tkle ~ <-•' • 113• 'r ·2 ~ Q.i~'· < ~ g g f its 4-o blanking from Orange.
a. 7,5, 6--3 win ln the singles and then . scormg. ~~~· r1rl 3 g ·, 1 ~( l1 : ~ : he Panthers got their four runs on came back to team up with Robert • H u n t I 11 g t o n B e a c h ' s B o b f'J.~· .. c : g YO '~-,.. : : i two hits. ·
Moore for a doubler win.-Wlck~~~~.e.l! ~s with· ·~ H", • • .---• • t-•-_..:.:~..:.:.:...:-:-_ '-Di. ""e thirc(lii,_ nlng off a
·-~Mytlfll lifcllifamari'"r.c:.nettm-~ "~to-·i!tiif ~ ·. l';-tf=f1 ·==-=."" --e, -~rs. -11 waJ~ and a
are off untU Friday when they boet UC Western as the firlJt ba'lem.an colJected ..:..: 11 I ! T r ... ,. " 1 • 1 oe fly. -
Sant.a BarblrL two bits In three tripe to th.e piste, in· tart .., ,...._ tm Kuhn got the 'only extta·base hlt
eluding a 350-loot homer ovw the ~~,. l!l' II t=J 1t 1 of .W•1 fill' the losers with a double
riglil-celltft'ftetd"ltnce. -· . ., ~ w "·~, ...... if•'"!" ;t•ixtb lnnlng with two out. The-~ Marina Vikings dropped l:"~; ,_ J I r .· rlI ~ • : ever. ~Ve 5'1eparcl flied to ~ controverti.1:1 decilloa ~ tbe Si£nts. ~ • t l f f · : f J 10 right to end the ttyeat and the
tn the last lnn.ing. . ,r 1 I • c 1_ 2 t l 1 went peaceably.
Trailing 4--3 with two outs and the -· a ~ J ~. rt ; i l
bases loaded, Saint Larry Brwnsey i!f!:H~e' ".. 1 l · ~ o t f l ! s.,..,1tt ..... "' '--or "' • -1 • 1 ....... baU --i-and t b'~ " 2 • • f ' Matw Otl 1'0 OOf x -' ' •
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Mustangs, Eagles Gain
Edge in Area Contests
All four Irvine League area baseball
squads clashed locally Friday after·
noon, with Co6t.a Mesa and Estancia
emerg!ng with victories.
Costl Mesa gained its triumph at
the ~ of F<lUntain Valley, 2·1 •
while Estancia downed Corona del
Mar by !be same score.
Dave Sobolewski provided the win·
rung punob for Costa Mesa as he slam·
med a triple in ttle fifth innfog with
teamma~ Dave Barton on base to
break a 1·1 deadlock.
The Mustangs crossed the plate once
in the third when Dan Clari 5ingled in
Bartoo from secood base.
The Barons collected ttielr ooly run
in the first inning after Dave Price ad·
vaoced to third oo an em>r end
scampered hOUH! on a wild pit.cb.
Mu9tang burler Byr~ Heme.rick set-
tled down and allowed die Serons ooly
two hits.
ESWl<:ia regj§'tei:e<l its tje·t;>reakJng
run in tile sixth Mren Eagte Dave COJe
raced home under a higti throw to ttle
Weekend TV Sports
TODAY
1 p.m. C9)CL -PGA GOLF -
1137.500 Greensboro Open. today,
tom01Tow from Sedgefield CC,
Greensboro. N.C.
2:30 p.m. f5)CT -JAi ALAf
-From TIJu:>na's Fronton
Palacio. ~
3:30 p.m. (2)C'f' -CBS GOLi-'
-Miller Barber. Bob Charles
vs. Doug Sanders, G e or g e
Archer. Quarter·finaJ r r o m
Firestone CC, Akron. Ohio.
3:30 p.m. (4lCF -SKI
BREED -CUps, comments,
forecasts.
3;30 p.m. C5lCF -OlJT·
DOORS -Cottontail hunting in
Tennessee. with Jim Thomas.
3:30 p.m. (7)CT -BOWLING
-$100.000 Firettont 'J'olD'lley of
Champions. Rivera L a n e s ,
Akron.
4 p.m. (4lCF-OUTDOORS -
World duck 1boGdng cham·
pjonsbip, Amweil, N.J.
4 p.m. (S)CF -BOWLING -
Davis vs. Horn, F i r e 1 t o n e
.Bowlorama. Copley. OhJO.
4:30 p.m. C2)CL -SANTA
ANITA -$125,000 San Juan
Capis1l'ano. mile and three·
quarters on the turf. Harry
Henson, Gil Stratton at Arcadia.
5 p.m, (2)CF -THE PROS -
Spotligbt on Panl"ho GoftuJe1, ....
5 \)..m. (5)0l'-OOTDOORS -
FWIJal wttb GadUout Gaddb.
I p.m. (7)0' -WIDE
-WOBU> -Net'J. mo<otcycle
eblmDlouhlPI, from 0..-.. NCAA wrestling dMDDptoubipl
from tJntftrlJtJ Pa.rt, P • • NCAA 1t1 dWnplonlbitJI fNm
---8Prhl&t. Colo. 7~30 p.m.-(S}F -n:ssg
OWENS -&put at lllllt "*'' documutlrJ Oil tbt lrt••t ol
Olympic heroes, ••Jeae Oftlll
Returns to Berlln."
7:30 p.m. ( 11 ) CL _,
BASEBALL -Dodgen vs.
Cleveland Jndtans. Vin Scully,
Jerry Doggett mikeside at San
Diego. Batter up: 8 p.m.
9:30 p.m. (34)F -BOX DE
MEXICO -ffight of Week,
from Mexlco. l
SUNDAY
11 a.m. (2)CL -SI'ANLl!."Y
CUP -A seleded came wU1 be
screened each week until the cup
L'I awarded.
12:30 p.m. (11) CL BASE·
BAU-Dodgers vs. Cleve·
land Indians, Vin Scully,
Jerry Doagett m.IWide at
San Diego. &itter up: 1 p.ip.
1 p.m. (9)CL -PGA GOLF -
1137 ,500 Greensboro ()pa from
Sedgefield CC, Greensboro. N.C.
3 p.m. (34)F -FU'l'BOL -
(Soccer from Mako.)
4 p.m. (?)CF -OUTDOORS..-
J.'inal "Amerle8D Spclrtam.ln"
send Rick J_,., b a a t h f
elepbllll ill Africa and Phil Har-
ris ln que.st if d'labr ~
in ldaho.
4 p.m. (40)F -COMMENT-
.. Jack Twyman Balbt Ball••
5 p.m. (4)CF -SKJING -
''Gf'and Prtl" from 8eftWIJ
Valley (Lake TabOe) CaUI. fat
Governor'• cap.
5 _i_~ (34).F -TOROI' -(BuJ.miJN from lilaJeo,)
t:aD p.m. (S)CT ..... CAR •
TRACK' -a.dni ciiJ!1 tnm 8&IDltlli.. jet_, If.....-. ..
ml two rolll ...,: Vot.o PID
.... Okla 442.
TVal>AY
I p.m. (l)CL -SltATJNG -l>ltnlt Dmll Ill LA T·Blrdl.
_lo _P•J!IL (M)r -T0808 -<Ballltlr'I from s,.ln.)
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.l • OA.L 'I' hLOf ~lUtd.fJ, A11t11 b, had
Crissman
BUD TUCKER .Hitting
At e404
SCOTTSDALE. Ariz. -To Leo Durocher. talking ls
a form of art.
. 'Leo is no ordinary talker. He talks with his mou~h
•and hls hands atid hi s eyes. At times, be employs bis
·~y for additional effect. . • Leo did oot learn to talk. He was born gifted. Then
he worked at it. polished his style and delivery and be-
came one of the best. . .
A minor change c~me over Leo .early thls spr~g.
He decided he would not talk about b1s ball..club. which
-is called the Chicago Cubs. That is to say. L~o do~s n?t
care to predict bow. when or if the Cu~s will firush m
the 1968 National League tournament. . AnYt.hing else is fine. Throw out a sub1ect and he
will go along. He may no~ be an expert on the matt~r.
but he will talk about it. . Leo Durocher is best when be is holding forth in the
little offices provided for managers at the various ball
parks. Leo has a comfortable chair in these places and
a desk on which to place his spikes.
The others have to squat on chairs and boxes or
stand in corners. Clearly. the advantage goes to Leo.
. * * * The man has such an office at th• ball fM1rk ln
Scottsdale. It is a comfortable room as sprfnt train-
ing structures 90. Leo has his big chair and desk
and there is carpet on the floor, even a coudt for
visiting conversationalists.
This day, Leo was talking about everything ln
general and nothing in particular. Like mayb. he
was warming up for a 9u•!t 1~akin9 ~nga9ement.
* * * The ~alk somehow got a~ound to Sandy Koufax. th~
high-priced /ttcber who retired to become an exorb1·
tantly-price television broadcaster.
''Frankly." Leo was saying. "I though Sandy
might come back after two or three months out of the
game. Now I'm sure he'll never come back. No way.
"As for bis TV work , I think he does a pretty good
job. He's still learning, of course. but he is a bright
young man and he'll do just fine." .
A guy pciilte~ out that I\owax ·nas very 1ltu~· ~o
say during the shows he does on TV and added 1t
figures out Sandy earns something like $8,000 a word.
What's wrong with that?" Leo wanted to know.
* * * Leo was ,,_.bly thinldng If h. w.1 paid by
the word, he would be • blltlonaire by now. •
Leo was asked to comment on the MW spitball
rule, • folly of the brains of baseball atalnst which
Durocher has bffn waging a personal war all
spring.
"The rule won't work," Leo said. "It is as full
of holea as a Swiss chffH.
"Actually, the rule just says a pitcher can't go
to his mouth. So what? There Is a thousand ways to
get a baseball wet. One way is to have the short·
stop or third baseman INd It up for you."
* * * ''l can go on and on, but it is enough lo say the rule
just won't wOTk. and they are going to have to reword
it again. Even then, I doubt if they can come up with
!Ometbing that will work."
What if Leo were making the rules? What would he
do about the spitball situation?
"Very simple," he said. "Legalize it.
"The pitch is not that important. It doesn't help a
pitcher that much. Besides, there are only five or six
guys who know how to throw a good spitter. Even then,
they aren't going to throw it in a situation that might
cost them the ball game. It might get away on them."
Leo was asked if the hitters would moan and groan
at legalizing the spitball.
"Not the good hitters," Leo said. ''The good ones
don't care what you throw them. Just get it over the
plate where they can hit it.
~!~~ulft~;:a?0ri~de~ao!JrJa;'!t;~~~~~· hit it
,Great talkers don't care what they talk about.
C•~t, 1'111, SGY Trl'-o lllC.
Race Results
PauJ Crissman. t b e
Southern californ1a Collete
pbeoom. contiooea h i a
remarkable achievement& in
·A:>aseball aKer h i s im·
pressive basketball career.
After putting t h r o u g h
2.237 points for a 21.8 per
game average in three
years basketball. the classy
.sett1or is taking over nearly
every aspect of t b e
Vanguards b<uleball offense.
Cr)ssman leads in hitting
with a .404 average on 19
hits in 47 trips. He's tops in
runs scored with 21 , triples
wtth three. and has stolen 12
bases on SCC's first 13
games of the year.
The Vanguards have A 5-7-
t record at tM mid point of
the se-ason.
In aJJ, six Vafiguards are
batting .325 or.. more in a
wholesale assault pn the
school's record books.
Jim DamatD holds the se·
C1>nd spot in the hitting
derby with a .383 average,
including five doubles.
Others are Jim Ortiz
f.372 ). Ronn Nipper (.352).
Lynn Taylor ( .346) and Mike
McGuire I .325).
Jerry Williams is the top
·starting pitcher with a 2-1
record and • 3.42 era.
The Vanguards are riding
on top of the Golden State
Athletic Association with six
loop gam~ re!Daining.
KICKERS
IN ACTION
The Coast R • n-i e--r r .,, -
shoot for their t h i r d
straight shutout victory
Sunday when 1hey meet
tile Lynwood Dons in a
Pacific Soccer League
clash.
Coach Brian McCaugh.
ey's Rangers take the field
at Newport Beach's Mar-
iners P~k. Action begins at 2 p.m.
The Rangers blanked
Pico Rivera, 8-0, and
Fullerton 2-0 tbelr last nm
outings. They r i p p • d
Lynwood, 6-2, in an earlier
encounter.
United Coan Rangers
are ldle Sunday.
Baseball
Standings
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AVOID CWI SUP IN GIP
Without • fi"" flf p, • tof f•r
is )j111ited tn the cllltanc• he can
1win9 the club on his .O.cbwlns :
If he swloga hodc too iar# «too
feat, hta grlp wll I Io ou n ond
he'll "f01•" the club.
You will be •urpriudhow!RUC1'
bet t er the club heh Jn yoor
,hands --: how much more ~hol
you feel --oftet y04I hove Gan.
*om• simple grip .icerc~• over
a period of JOdoystotwow .. b .
Me1ely c I enc; h and uncl..-.ch
your hondl intermittently during
the doy, or in the e~tn; while
you watch TV. Hoving a golf
d ub next to your eaty choir, or
Jn your office, will be etpeciol-
ly helpful, 'inc • you c.an then
do thjs exercise w hi I e octuolly
assuming your normol grip.
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mldancf Jeadl m. ~r~ec. Proletarian Culwr~ -.Voludon, eddl'\119 a
dedllve vktory anil r.d\'ancet tb9 ea-.
of the world's peopi.. It furtW · lllleftf and
fortJAea the warm lllMl JOUsinf ~ w.bkll c.b9
people• of all nat.lom accord ao Socl6t a..&na • tli9
<'flits ot world ~don.
12. The VlecnanMw J*Pie tcQD llrilliant vktGrin
in the)r ...itt-AmedA patdode war ..s **1 a• ....
JnOJe ~blow tlO Anmtcan ~3lhl put ye~ the Southlnf-a.rmy amt.~
ewer 20f1000 of tbs ..-y (tndaliilq over 100
American ttoops) ... -.. l ,000 Ammcm airenlt;
13. 1"ht Laotian Army and peoiile have already liher·
at.Id rwo thJ.rd9 of tbt cowury. Laat yeai'• put
victory la. two Kuone annihilated over ~.ooo of tbs '"'my and over ::IOO American aircraft.
14. The armed 6pl of the Thal peopl& lpf'eada IO %1
diauicu of the 7l in the country. ln tbe put t-
yuo, over 1,200 of the enemy w.-annlhllatcd.
15. The 9teadIUC Joni-term rnoludoalr)' 11'111111
1tn1nJe of the .Malayan prople .now dntlops.
Reti eliin a
Colors Map
Of World
This mdp Md its dccompanying
didlogue CJ.i.ve a free-world view ...
of what the ~pie of Red China
are being told b~. their officiof
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:fhllipptne pe0ple once a1aln develope fUrlher. paper, the People's Doily of Pe-
11. n. lndonesfim revolutionary people p tbu
strength once a1aln and expand thdr armed •tNJPt king. The map and text is pub-
asainai the fa1elst military regime In the rural areaa
of Wet.t Kallmantan and several other is11nd1.
JI. The Communist Party of New ZeaJand and the
Auttl'allan Communilt Party .raise h1&h the revotu-
ner'Of Marxbm·Lenlnlam.
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ple 's DaUy. Translation is by Atlas
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Tr1nsl1ted rrom the P£0Pt.E'S DAILY, Pl kine I.sntl bt&in war of a1gresaian in June :md create :i
titrong wave of anti·Amerfc:anJsm among aJJ the Arab
na.1.ions. People o{ Palestine are peening for and ik·
\eloping the armed tlruggle for the llberallon of
thetr Ca1herland.
op npldly 1n lhelt atruule apfnst
South Yemen People'• Republic b t1tabliahed on No-Amerlcan JmpalalWn, Japanea ZMCdcw\adn. and
veml>n 30th. Sov~t and Japanese ~vla:ionlam. • J. Pmeuoidn& ckvelopment of the n volutionary
moYtmtnt Of-«be people of the Albmlan People'• ft,.
pubUc g;um blf victories. thUJ brightening '~'n fw -
1her the l'll)'I of Europe·, 1hlnlng lisht or socialism.
:?. Unlnttnupled growth In the ranks or J\fandst-4. The peoples o! the Con10 (K), Ansola , Mourn·
Len1n1s11 (pro-China groupsj ln a number of Western biqut, ·Ponuguese• GunlCa, 7.unbabwe [Rhodf11a J,
6. In March the revoludonary faction of the lndiu
Communist Party leads the lndlan peuani..· annelf'
atruuJe Jn .Dar')eelillc Dbtrici. Naxalbari. Suell
JDO\ltments appear ln many dlslricts of India.
20. 'Iha Jobnton admin.latratlon la beMt by !orelJR
and domestic troubles. T1J9 war of a11r~ aplllK
Vietnani mttls with lncreu.lngly 1rleYout defea11.
5'cr~tary of Dfftnse McNamar;i rHl&n•. The flames
oC Nttto res1.stance fights engulf ov'r JOO cities
7. The So\'let leadenhlp la ~&torln& c:apltahsm in all throughout the country. The pe0ple's mut movement J::uropean 11atH. Ql.Jllltenlng dlafntegratlon of im-'le., become stronger and CUOog'r ln thtar armed
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. en 1'aJJy. :Extemally they pursue a capltulationl&t
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Ex-Cop. Hater
Steve· McQueen
Becomes One
By HERB CAEN
!·; •
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SAN FRANCISCO -S t e v e
McQueen is one of the new breed of
movie star -cool. straightforward,
artJculate in a rather hip manner,
and glamorous without seeming
aware of IL Hia hair is Jong, but
short of shaggy. HJs clothes are ex-
pensively mod. He abuns night
clubs, expensive restaurant.a and
other see-and-be-seen places. Also has two kids who are hippies, the
unlike the old.tyle ~ hero, he beads and all. The world ls cbang.
prefers motorcycles and English ing M,d Y~~ can see it all in San
minis to mile· long limousines,. and Francisco.
he refuses to surround himself with He waved a casual goodbye.
a protective wall of, p.i~a a&eu~,~ .~d ~t.o .bis.Jin)r.J>x.~.n..Au&Wr ••
He ts 'on~p tieyond thl M'irlon ~i>e7 and roared away up the
Brando type. 'The Brandos give Embarcadero, toward the hilltop
the impression of being surly, penthouse he's occupying whHe
secretive and antl·social. Tb e here. But the penthouse doesn't
McQueens talk freely -ewn to the make him resemble the movie stars
press -and never use those hatefut .~f yore -not in San Francisco.
words. "OH the record." The where almost everybody Uves in a
closest they'll come is a "This is room with some kind of view or
between us," followed by a long. other.
level look and "You know what I
mean." You know what they mean.
I CAUGHT UP with McQueen at
a smalUsh hotel on the San Fran-
cisco waterfront. in the shadow of
the Ferry Building. Ht> was on the
top floor with his camera . crew,
shooting scenes for his next movie.
"Bullitt." that being the name of
the S. F . police lieutenant he
portrays.
"Yeah. imagine me playing a
cop." he smiled wryly. 'Tm not a
cop-lover -anything but. Actually.
I used to be a full·fled~ed cop.
HATER -they kicked me around
plenty when I was a kid. And a
uniform -any kind or a uniform -
still turns me off. But we all have to
do 01tr thing. and imme or the cops
are pretty good guys. They know
somP of the laws are ridiculous. too ..
IT WAS McQUEEN's idea lo
shoot the film in San Francisco. "I
suppose the story would make as
much sense in Los Angeles. Chicago
or New York." he said. "but San
Fnnclsco is whe~ It's at today -
this Is the relevant city of the
UnJted States. So much Is hap-
pening here. In such a small area -
you can actually feel the eJ·
citement. see it. smell it. We've
rewritten the script to J{et mol'e of
the 'feel' of this place -and I don't
mean shot$ of bridges and' cable
cars. they've been done to death."
He stared out the window at the
nearby cray Bay. where a red·
1tacked tug was nud,gjng a
trelibttr. a troop transport was
headJnf Golden Gateward. and the
bridge ardled mistily . Into the
distance.
-"Yiili:". n e l>iialhed. "ffiis rs
whee It's at. Y'know, the cop I'm
pta1'nf II rtlt•ant. too. He lm't ewn married. He Uvu on
TtlttnPh mn wtth • m"1 hip
En_..,· pboto1J11p1*". and dle)"re
ra.Oy llan' up 01 Heb other. And
taT boa -• toaJb captain -be
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SAN FRANCISCAENA -The
reason Ramparts Magaiine is in
deep financial trouble is that a cer·
tain S.F.-<:onnected millionaire who
had promised to invest several hun·
dred thousand suddenly had a
change of heart. Tough. especially
after Caskie Stinnett. the editor of
HoUd;iy. gave it such a nice plug
the other day during a speech at
• Trader Vic's. "Rampa~." he said,
"is the Women's Wear Dai!J. of the
New Left." I guess that's awug.
Speaking to a couple of liundred
S.F. advertising people. Caskie
revealed some or Holiday's new
projects. which Include "a series on
the four wickedest cities in the
world." At this. the San Fran-
ciscans perked up and tried to look
modest as their chests began swell·
in~. Then Caskie enumerated them : ~Hamburg .. Juarez. Taipeh and the
;:,oho distric t of London'' ... The
aU<lience si~hed in despair and
brave hearts were sunk in iloom.
Somewhere we have failed. but
where?
ME!\10 FROM one of the most
respected figures on Mont(omery
St: Enough of frivolity -let's solve
the Gold Drain! Assuminit there'-;
still a lot of gold in them hills. not
being mined because of the hhzh
cost of getting it out. we call thf'
Sea B~s t-0 active duty and send
them up to work the mines . Aui·
ment them with thousands of hard-
core jobless. Charge the costs to
this, that or the other Govt. budget:
who earn if it costs rro an ounce'
We're spending the money in 1t•n·
dioae de(lclt f1nanclng anyway.
Once we Rot the gold pourin~ mto
f't. Knox. it would ah'e ut a chance
fo meet ill cllJ'ftnt Cleinerili: tM
increaaed demand that would result
we'd meet bJ either devaluint tht
dollar. or. bopelUU.f, bJ aMOunclng
we'd 10 throu"' thi.t uerclM lll1
Ume 1 rold nm ttarud again. Call
ft 'Operation Gotdflnpr' but pleue
don't quote mt!"
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Real Fakes Vs. Semi Fakes
In Antiques and Art, Look Out for the (Gyp) Artists
By JOAN S. GDU..IN '
Editorial Researc~ Reports • Alert investors and cllltural 3*at18
seekers have joined forces to create a
bulUsh market for arts and antiques.
A recent survey by the Times of Lon·
don and Sotheby's, a leading British
auction house. showed that the value
of paintings by six artists of the im·
pres&onist school bad risen ten times
over since 1950-52. During the same
period, stock market prices rose only
about three and one·half times.
Although the impressionists are the
stars of the cUJTent market, the over-
all demand for original palntings and
prints.i antique furnJture. and art ob-
'jms -rar-ouutrtps-thi-wppiy-ot pn--
uine articles. As a result, traffic in
fakes and f1>rgeries of all kinds is
flourishing.
MANY FORGERIES fool only the
gullible. but art authorities have been
-aod are being -deceived by the
best of the lot. Two of the most suc-
cessf ul forgers of modern times were
Dutch painter Hans van Meegeren and
Italian ~ulptor Al~ Dossena. Van
Meegeren sold $2 milfion worth of
"Venneers" to museums and to
private collectors. including Hermann
Goering. Nazi leader.
During bis trial. Van Meegeren said,
"I determined to revenge myself on
the critics, by proving that th.gy had
underestimated me... Resentment at
not being appreciated as an artist baa
been a frequent excuse offered by
forgen, but most often they have been
content to settle for making money.
The principal method used .to
determine forgeries is examination by
a scholar who is an expert in a
particular artist's work. In addition,
there are various scientific techni·
ques. including uJtra-vi~t equ.ipment..
and X-ray and microscopic analysis of
µigments that can sometimes detect
forgeries of old masters. Nuclear
energy also Is being applied to pro-
blems of art identification under a
three -year research program an-
noun~ on March 20 by the AtomJc
Energy Commission and the Nati•
Gallery of Art in Washington
PAINTINGS are not the only
forgeries that people are buylng. TM
president of the Paris Art Dealln
Syndicate asserted in 1957 that u
much as 90 percent of the "a.ntiqlll"
furniture sold in tht past 50 years bad
been wholly or parUy forged. Ll.ne-t.-.
Une reproductions of anUque furnitlft
are familiar itemc ln American add
European furniture markett.
One famous Urm, tbe ~op of A.
Malllert in Orlea111. Prance . bas bed
turnlng out nne antique r rodraco
tiona for 57 yean. The current bead
of the flnu. Claude Amoa. aedly
-.ctnowtldgn~ '1 aorttmnr~
~~-~.our objecu are later resold aa ""~ antiquu ••. •• The prGllt
frolll ru&lie.a CID OilJ1 be COlljedur14. but a ~ .wet.wood COftUDlde
IOld bf AJIDol fs tl.GGO ln 11S5 ...
priced at •.ooo ta 1911.
BECA •Mm\.#aie.•• _.. eui1t
to make aftd harder co detect tbla
t
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completely new pieces, the favored show both ceouine works o( the artist bring high prices. forgers have
way to creat. "antiques" la \o make and the newly admitted imitations. d.iacovered U.t it'a easier and safer to
them out of varioua old Ptecu. • PBEYAL~CE u~ed art on the fake the modern.I. French forger Jean.
Jleputabfa resiorers aa4 d~'berate market cauMd major art dealers to Pierre Sbec!roun. unma!ked in 1962,
fakers both will paint or wa,x a certain Conn the Art Dealen Associate of demoostrated that be could do a con·
mixture or dirt and dust into wood, or America in UllS2 to help '·in forgery vinctng brush-and·ink bullfight d:raw-
age new leather by burning off surface detection. The association recently ing "by Picasso" in three minutes. Art
chemicals and cracking the finish. questioned the authenticity of at least dealer David S~. indicted in May
Gilding and lacquertnc are other 17 paintings. attributed to such 1967 on charges of selling '1'5,800
favorite metboda of creating an an-masters u Rembrandt, Hals, Vermeer worth of fates as the worts of
tique look. and El Greco, exhibited at the Bass Matisse, Chagall and Picasso, said, "[
Undoubtedly the surest and best Muaeum in Miami Beach. aaw the madneu of the art world. It
safeguard for the buyer of art Is bis Through the efforts of New York wu Ute a stock exchange ..• People
own knowledge of art. But even the State Attorney General Louis J. were to willing to buy these thlnra."
M~tropollcan Museum of Art. which Lefkowitz, tbat state's leablature in One of the art world's standard
pres4Jl'labty. invests both mental 1966 passed an expr.aed warranty joltes is that in bis·life Corot painted
powers and money, recently an-law. The Jaw . sped.fies that if a 2,000 pictures, 5,000 of which are in
DOUDCAICU,lmoll6.olJ&&.OUG.1l3P'»1t&..-~~lQLue~. 9t ~i..!L .9f sale ~!W!Qt America . ot ancJent Greet 1CUlpture, a bronze , guaruteeihat'awn«iffliwl:afft··-··-:-;· .A~ ·;•~s ·afiald of
horse purchased ia 1923 from an art is said to be, a specific di.lclaimer fraud there is said to 'be only one in·
dealer ln Parl1. wu a fake. The must appear on the bill of sale. In fallible method: "Buy t.be worka of
Museum abo di~loted on March 24 California, art fraud recently was young, gifted artists Who have !lot yet
that several of lta Rembrandts wUl be reported by tne Los Angeles Times to made la name for themselves." And if
reclauifled as "school" of Rem-have high priority on the state at· one finds it bard to live with Vk:torian
brandt. tarney general'• lilt of investicationa. furuiture. be can bay Danish modern.
A Rembrandt exhibition planned for Hia great-grandchildren may make a
next year by the Metropolitan will ALTHOUGH fated c»d ~· ~cm it.
Non-Discipline a
,
The ~uthor is attt'nding Costa Meso
·High SchOol aa a student spomored
by the American Fitld Service. His
home u in Bri.ftol, England.
By DAVID GUEST
Costa Mesa High School and Brlstol
Grammar School are u different ftom
each other as I could possibly have
imagined.
There are many aapecta of campus
tile here at Mesa which appeal to me
and which in my opln1o• provide an
enjoyable and conatrucUve education.
There are also M"veral. however.
which I flnd '"MMf ttr_,e c;ornpm-ed
to 11>1 own schooling la Englanid, one
of wt\kh 1 would like to llnlle ~ Tbe
one tbingJ find mOlt miuing .btre ls
the aim~ unJwnal rebellion of the
stu4nta to any form el dllclpline lm·
poeed OQ them by m.nben of tbt
staff.
A wanllni WU lssaed, a couple of ween qo to the effect tbllt ruJet
tlltbem lpond .... to be rt:lllfarceCl
IQd tba leDHal ruc.tioa of ttldGrl, at
'
least, seemed to be one of "Wbat right
hu any teacher to -tell us. what to do
outside bis clastroom ?"
CASTING ASIDE the fact that my
ac:bool was a private property and
therefore not open to external in·
terfertnea (unleu civil laws were
violated), Isn't It sUll beneflclal for
sblent.a to receive and accejlt
dildpllne u part of their being tally
educ.tted? Can we al 17 and 18 years
oi age honettlJ decide what la bett for
oanelves la acbool and !oar• the at·
tempts of tucben to maie ua do cer-
tain tlllngs? I ttlilak nol
rm not tryt.f to say that students
sbwld continually do the •rtgbt' tblnt
evtn lf It la aomewttat irttom•; I am
saytq, hoftftl', that wttb thblCa u
tbey are here at Meta, DJ a.dnt
can do almOlt as be pleasea ln the ma·
jority ol inataftces. 1b1I cu oa11 1nd to a downlall ln mOlt IDdlvSduall -n
tbeJ leave tbe 1helt..d life ol bl.ch
tCbool and enter collefe, bulmA •
whatever.
SELF D18CIPLINE la aa ahloJatll
necelli~ ~ blgb school, npectally
{Or c:ollt .. ttudeaU. Aa .. laivtdual
poaeuet tn!K!reat self dilclpUM, bow
elle can be ~ it .ma.a 1'J Lint
beiDC dftdpbid and °*' sift'D tM cf.labct to ....,. Ult teaona leaned
by ... 11. Diedpl• ........ °" ... ell riPt fnlm .... 17 ialUey ud·
w01 .,. ..... ~ oat vmioaa
c ... ad ....,.. u.a. Wb1 UJll 11
U... 1161 ~of dlldpijne LI Uds
~11dtotU
ncw09
•':' -·~ :! 1:°',.:.::J ,
Surprise
buslneu man. pqlitictan, sportsman,
or conunander. AD of them will have
been subjected to discipii.ne, and fOl'
fusing their conVictions and ideas wlth
the "'111Mlon that certain thin&s are
'right' or 'WTIJOg', tbey have ~ at
their lmlnineoce or success.
THDE ARE my J>«S-ODal con·
victlons rlgbt or wr_ong, and they are
solely mine. It is clear a1ao that my
EJll}bb conceptions of educ.atJOD and
ill content& are totally different to
yours and probably would not succeed
here. I do llilk, bn'ever. that when it
coma to accepting and heeding
dlldpllne, tbllt ii an attitude ,.hk h
cooW cballfe and benefit most
ltudentl. "AIJTfnJ," you may ast . "aren't all
rules and re,ulatiom made to be
broken?"
Maybe, bot wouldll't lt be pleasant
to know Wbicb oaes to bre.ak ~
--·•'"''' s.wrday. Aprlt e. 1 Ma
Tbe , Commeat Page ol tbe
Daily Pttot teeb to inform
ud-lttmulate ·readers -bf -
praenting I variety of com-~tary on to!h of lntb·
tit md lfplflcuce ffGll
lefGrmed obier?en I D 4 apeblme.
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BIDo GDCe again, boys and
Clrll. ...i welcome back to
Uoda La'1 corner for _... Samdaf moroing.
U JOR tbllt Carol'• Cor·
net bM *-' • bit tbia
wMk, Joa'n ritbt. 1t teelDJ
tlM!n ..... , m&QJ riddles or
joka ,m.., around these
daJI md thia week Carol
oolJ recetYed one entry. She ..... too happJ lll>cMrt that
ON 'DIE OTBEB hand,
we're ..me a fine crop of
dr ..... mct poetry. But
we ._.. eouJd use tome
IDCll'I ol the JlllJter eatriea
for Carol'• Corner. How
abomt It. boJ• aad ,trll? oar Eaiaita ..i contest
wbmer for tbla weet ii Vic·
s.~. April 6, 1 ..
toriaCGnrin~Santa Ana,..----------------------------------------------------.1 8lld to Unde Len's memory,
W. ii a ftnt for Vicki. We
doa't often ban a con·
teltant from outade the Oranc-CoM&.
'lbere'1 IWl mother week
left ta tbe EMt.r theme art
coalelt, boyt and ,UJ9, IO
keep 11*9 .an.a comina
la.
* PRIZE WINNER * This week'• contellt wi.nJJer ii Victoria COA'in, 11,
20292 Riverside Drive, Santa Ana
Any child under 12 can enter Uncle Len'• Art Contelt. Here's all you
do: (1) Draw picture on ~iece of plain, white paper 51h inches wide and
4 inches deep. Use black ink and make lines bled. (2) Do not copy or trace
picture. U must be your own work. (3) Put your name, aee and addresa
on back of drawing. Mail it to Uncle Lel1'1 Art Conte«, Bo.1 1500, DAILY
PIANUIS
JUDGl_J'.AIKER 8 0 JlfOJIABLE mention PILOT, Cotta M~. Winner wi1J receive Kennedy ball dollar.
w1nneh hi ti1 week'a art r:::::====:::iil11J.19111:111 ... contetl•e: --~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-'!
Pat Dunca, N e w p o r t
Beacb; PIUI St:Mlfleld, 11, LI'ITLE GIRLS
C-. MeN; Sp enc e r Little girls are so sweet,
-SJJMCl•ld, 10~-Alwaye.-cJeu--aaid~alwa~--Karn Vatcber, 10, Costa neat; ·
A WONOERllUL TIME OF THI! YEAR ·-----U 's a beautiful Ume ol the year
Me•; MicDlel Shelby, 11, Can't choose to weu-this
no dt1 given; Mkbael or that
Miiiie, U, H u n t l n gt o n W ..... ~i---Ir diet BHch; ¥a a r • • n c.apoc. a .... ~, -&<> ciamo 1¥, H u D tin It 0 D they WOil t get fat.
Beacll'; bk Malone, 7, In the daytime they ao
Gotta Mela, aod Linda shoppine,
Malone 5 OoM Me-. Wlieo they pt home they • , . ltart mopping; .
SPRING -And ttMD at night they
Here bioolm the warm cuddle up
red ckwtr, _ To 4be tiny little pup;
Here peeps tbe 'ftolet blue; And then they tbink and
Ob, happy uate cbfldren. eometimea weep.
God made' them all for And IOddeniy, they're f~t
you. as]ffP.
When birds are everywhere to hear;
Their song is of meadows and trees
And a soft, cool breeze.
Rabbits are hopping.up and down,
Tbe forest folk are awake and their
babies are fµrry and brown,
There'• ao mu~ happiness thJs Ume
of year does bring
'!bat everyone knows it's spring.
A Klftl!My Mff •Uer -" Klll9 ~, 11, UH """"* L--.
"-' ... < .. -..., --....,,. Ill .. ...., --..... Maff ..--w ,_., 19 u~ LM, ... ,..,, ~ ,_.,call.
-KM! laflldlle , Cetta /') /)'
M9le ----Laro{ 6
RIDDLES AND JOKES
* Dear Carol: What ii the dlUerence be-
tween a home, a sigh and a donkey?
'.AHp
PRIZE 'no.< 11 .<e:11uop • pu• ff""P ''to,,
WINNER 11 'f&fl • '.1np °' 11 9WO'f V :aMtuy _.... •llMr. 1. 1t7' .......... ...._ c.11 Mel.
.... ,.. ......... All,...,, •I• Or-.. c... Mr Pict, ... , .... c:... ...... Cclllf.
. .,. ...., c..t'• ~ .... --,_ ............... CWll. "·°" ...... .....,.,. lucL c.... ..... ~ ............. .... ........ ...., ......... ,_...__...,..._.
.,..,...,..,u,._ ....... clales, depeoding upon---------------------'l !'~-=-.:...:..---tbeir IP'dlll ~. 'lbe •
WW G11eG,J II a ........, llftta'a beJonc Jn t b e · doa? IPOl'tmc dot clua. 'lbe which It came. In theory, 011ter1 and they Uve ln
j . • 1'1Uial g .~last includes at leUt, it would seem ~ ~ ~., ~~1,•, .,1111. :. i,: ~~lo,: ·"~ ... ~:-::=r""•~-. :-..r mr--~~.::~117~-:-1<n· -~~ --~·~...:;·~;~
e"Vfr'f doe worb for a liv· dogs, the po~ce doga and ~lm 0refiec~o:'1t~ ~~~~ world. Almott any oyater
lne. He may be • pam~ the bard·workiDC sled dogs. to earth after about 17 can make a pearl of sorta,
poocb wbo warms tbe heart Altogether, you can find 29 years. but most of their pearls are
of hil °'"*' wtll lovinc af· different brflJda 111 tile claJI This radjo apace-hopping DOt wortb having. Only a
feet.ion. Be may prd the of WOltiDe dogs. would be a buge project few kinds of oyster make
house or lcaN rallllita from Awf'f _. • w.1lf ... !f:' to calling for I n t e n 1 e I 1 beautiful precious pearls.
the prdeo. Ev.,. lfml>le = =~9;..!.\: =: iem, powerful beams. So far, 1beee lordly fellows live in
person man tbM ~ scientists have been. Ille· wannUh INS, ~y near ,._ ti. does for .a living, • dog Can beama from radio sta. cessflil In botmdne back a the abcn where the ocean
, • ls wGl1b bit friiDl.r weiebt tions bounce back from radio l1tnal from the moon bed ia bard and the water is
, in s2dny gold. Certain dogs, apace )'e8l'S later? and, of course, from our SO te 1!0 ~ deep. Ttley are
bowevw, are trained to do Radio ls a form of elec· a r t t tidal communications Vf87 clloosy about where •f special duUe1. Pointers and tromagnetic energy. Hence aatellltet. But many stars they wtD llve and there are
; eettera •• born bunters, it travela in str~ght lines, emtt their own radio energy. not m1ny p~s in the
t clever eoougb to help their fanning out from its source \and our scientists devote world that suit them.
1t htll1Wl friends to find .tnd at the. speed of light. Like 1ong hours to catching and The world's most famous
capture pme an i m a I s . light, its beams can ~ stop· amplifying these celestial pearl oysters live on the
Lassie's adorable relatives ped or absofJ>ed or dlverted radio beams from objects fl oor of the Persian Gulf.
are talded lll.eep herdlng by IOHd Gbjecta in it.a path. clear acroes our Galaxy and Other pearl oy9ters thrive
, dogs. A bloodbound can Its energy spreads out and beyond. around the Aru and Pearl
• track Cbt tra1l of a lost diminishes with distance but · · Ialuda: Tbtff ialands are in '--N#f .... I 14" .............. · child. fa.iut signals can ~ boosted ~:=-i... -=..,ro..i o1 v...,.., tile warm Pacific Ocean, t The• lpecia1 dop .-e by pnplifiers. Like beams DCll'4b of AU3tralla. Otbera
members of d 1 ff •re n t of ligbt, it can bounce from Where hi the wor .. d9 Uley Un in the Red Sea. Somt
breeds. At the dog tbow, a solid aurface and reflect fbnl real pearl oylten? are found ll"OQDd Bqrma
the breeds are ananged in back in the d.inct.io!l from 'nme are many kinds 'of end Ceylon. There are
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4342 Wintersweet (University Park) Irvine
64&-8811 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
18917 Orange, Costa Mesa
642-7777 (Sunday 1-5)
(2 Br. & F.mUy or Den)
1518 Dolphin Terr. (lrvtDe Terrace) Cd.M
842-3472 Eves 673-34e8 (Sat •Sun 12-5)
1200 Dolphin (Irvine Terrace) Cd.M
675-3000 EYes 67$.0SM
•522 El MOdena, Newport Heights
673-9200 5ves 548-6966 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
••315 E. Bayfront, Balboa Island
673-6900 (Sat & Sun 12-5)
(3 Bedroom) * 1506 Irvine Ave (Westcliff area) NB
548-7729 Eves: 644-0684 (Sun 1·5)
2580 Crestview Dr. (Bayshores) NB
548-9349 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
212 EV'elling Canyon Rd., Corona del Mar
673-8550 (Sund.ay 1M:30)
1984 Federal~ Oosta Mesa 548-3209 (Dally 1-5)
•S22 El Mochm., Newport Rei~
673-9200 Eves 548-6966 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
1100 Berkshire (Westclitf) NB
673-9200 Eves 548-6966 (Sunlby 1-5) * 862 DIJTell, Costa Mesa
642-1771 • (Sat & Sun 1·5) uarmr,ossta Mesa--
642-1771 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
(3 Br. & Family or Oen)
443 Fullerton (Newport Heights) NB
548-3188 (Dally 1-5)
7022 Ford Dr., Huntington Beach
842-5011 842-5012 (Sunday 1:30-4:30)
1801 Tradewinds In. (Bayorest) NB
642-5200 (Sat & Sun 12·5)
249 East 22nd St., Costa Mesa
646-8811 (Sat 1-5)
1606 Harrow Pl., (Westcliff) NB
(off Dover Dr.) (Sun 12-5)
2127 Leeward Lane, Newport Beach
646-3255 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
1130 Somenet Lene, Newport Beach
646-3255 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
4515 Dorchester, (Cameo Highlands) CdM
675-1662 (Sat & Sun 12-5)
1200 F.6telle 1.A (Baycrest) NB
846-7755 . (Dl1ly)
1935 Commodore Rd. (Baycrest) NB 548-0875 ~70 (Sat & sun 12-5)
71 5 Cameo mghlands Dr. (Cameo Hilnds)
675-3000 Eves 646-8590 (Sunday 1-5)
611 Cliff Dr., Cliffhaven
675-3000 Eve.s 644-0818 (Saturday 1·5)
433 Morning Canyon Dr .• CdM
675-3000 Eves 675-1513 (Sunday 1-5)
2523 Duke Place (COllege Park) CM
642-1771 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
('4 Bedroom)
1126 Ebbijde Rd. {Harbor Vlew Hills) CdM
642-9190 (Sunday 1-5)
. 1936 Santa&o Dr. (Dover Shorr.st®. ' &73•8'50 ~ • I .~ ; ;l ~ t'L· ... QU1fl
842-1771 gba .. •
•4639 Fairfield, (Cameo Shores) CdM
675-3331 (Sat It Sun 1·5)
*4627 Perham Dr. (Cameo stores) CdM
642-8235 (Daily)
333 Morning Star Ln. (Dover Shores) NB
642-8235 (Sat & Sun)
1324 Galaxy Dr. {Dover Shores) NB
642-8235 CDallyT
3036 Java Rd. (Me5a Verde) CM
540-4095 (Sat & Sun)
2100 Highland, (Harbor Highlands) NB
842-8235 (Sat & Sun)
••910 So. Bayfront, Balboa Island
673-6900 <Sat & Sun 12-5)
(4 Br. & Family or Den)
2300 La Linda Pl. (Back Bav-cor 23ro) NB
642-8281 · (Sat & Sun.1-1}
401 Cabrillo, C~ Mesa
64&-2345 (Sat & Sun)
2627 Buckeye, (East.bluff) NB
644.1133 (Sun 1-dus)tj
271 Lllac Lane, Costa Mesa
642-1904 (Sat & Sun 11-5)
20701 Spindrift Ln. (Shorecrest Ea!t) HB
962-7935 (Sat & Sun 11·6)
•2930 Alta Vista (Eastbluff) NB
644-0164 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
1829 Antigua Way (Baycrestl NB
54&-5460 eves 548-6332 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
1706 Dover Dr., Newport Beach
646-7755 (Sunday 1-5)
2969 Redwood (Mesa Verde) CM
642-7777 <Sunday 1·5)
1632 Uncoln Ln. (Baycreet) NB
MU146 (Dally 12-8)
1901 Beryl Lo. (Harbor Highlands) NB
842-5473 (Sat 1-5 Sun 1-6)
(287 Surrey, (C<ftna Hi~hlands) <XIM
675-3000 Eves &42-4788 (Sunday 1·5)
3028 Grtnt, Costa Mesa
M0-1720 (Sun 2-5)
(5 Bedroom)
3054 Capri (Mesa Verde) CM
(Sat & San)
3141 Umrtct Ln .. Coeta 'MeP
54$18'71 MN267 (Fri, Sat " S\.ln 1-1)
1901 OJI t be Rd. (Biyclwt) NB un IM-JOll (Set. s.,._,,.
FOi SAii
T I 2 tr + f Fam ily Room
12&1 Mm• St.. Colta MHa
&4M811 EYll M8-23S&
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HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SAl E
MATI LA BORDE, Realtor
WONDEIFUI: WESTCLIFF
LUXURY AT LOW COST. Beauillut 15'~82'
SWimmlng pool, three bedrooms. 1 ~ baths
plus family room home. Built Cor modern
living -decorated in exceOent taste. T~ mcStrow may be too late -be t.he proud
owner of this one. HURRY!! ONLY $38,750.
· 17th ST. SHOPPING • AROUND THE dORNER, See this beautifully
REMODELED TWO BEDROOM home with
BUILT-lN PANELED KITCHEN and QUAL-
ITY CABINETS. 12' x 21' DINING ROOM,
PLUSH NEW CARPETS. Double garage -
large rear yard. LEVEL R-2 LOT -BUlLD
rnAT OTIIER UNIT. This i~ a must ... for
only U9,000. CALL TODAY.
DON'T LET YOUR WIFE
. See this lovely home, unless you are ready to
buy. An appea.IJ.ng YOUNG HOME in perfect taste. Unbeatable value for a FOUR BED-
ROOM EASTSIDE location, near St. Joe-
chlm's Church and parochial school. Hµge
muter bedroom with private bath, complete. 1Y carpeted home in neutral gold color.
Modem kitchen with dishwasher and disposal.
Sprinklers. oversize double iarage and e"·
closed patio with bird aviary. IT'S A BEAUTY
FOR ONLY $29.950. May we show you.
OWN YOUR OWN LOT
.. Live in BEAUTIFUL DOVER SHORES area.
tlE\•JPO~T DEACC l
PANORAMIC VIEW
Of the bav. li2bts anJ Cat.ali.na Island Crom
the Livlni room and ll'arden declc of this 3000
sq, ft. ranch home. Are you looking for a 4
BR home which is great for entertftining and
also an ideal farnilv home with its tar~e rum-
pus room and room for a pool? Onlv $49.950
with a low down payment.
CUSTOM VALUC:
f:. large cu!'torn 3 BR home for only $38.300
m Newport Bearh. 2000 sa. ft. of oversized
bedrooms. 21h baths, two magnificent fire-
places and a large family room. Only $3,830
down payment
HAVE YOU BEEN Y/AITING
For 2500 sq. ft. o! dreams? Then vou should
see these large bedrooms. hUl!e ma!'ler suite
with dressin.c: rooms. formal dininc area, ter-
razzo entry, rumpus room with parquet floors
111d wet bar; and· professional landscaping.
Just reduced to $47,000.
GRACIOUS!
Ramblin~ 4 BR contemporary home. Enter
Utrouih the 2arden atrium and ma~iCicent
terrazo entrv hall into vour dream come true.
This )ate modei home is located in one of
Newport's most desirable areas. $52,500.
PIER INCLUDED
With this beautifully decorated 4 BR home
with formal dining room. Only two years old
and located on a cul-<fe-sac street surrounded
by water. $89,500.
TOP OF THE WORLD
View the boats in the bav and a million li2hts
!rom this ramblinJl 3 BR home with its for-
mal dining room. This large shake-roof home
with pool is located on a spacious lot and
secluded street. $57,500.
Elegant CUSTOM BUILT borne. TERRAZZO
MARBLE ENTRY. three spacious bedrooms.
dining room. large living room overlooking
LOVELY SWIMMING POOL and yard. Built·
in electric kitchen. brellfast bar, large ward-
robes, expensive wallpaper, carpeted and
draped. L<>ads of decking, sprinklers and
beautifuny landscaped. PRICED BELOW
MARKET VALUE AT $55,500 • TERMS
AVAILABLE. . • •• • • "Rlllt"
ATTRACTIVE TEN-U ....... __.~~ -• ==~~
APARTMENT COMPLEX · aJTang«l around •• I "Atiytt•"
landscaping. Nine large. two bedroom units 1801 W~tclltf Drive. Newport Bc11ch
relaxing swimming pool, and lush tropical
and OJle three bedroom unit all with built-in
ovens and ranges. Beauti!Uhy carpeted and
draped thru-out. ELEVEN SEPARATE GA·
RAGES. This property is in excelJent condi·
tion and shows an attractive return on in-
vestment.
646-0555
220 !. S.ventHnth St,
CE. 17th St. Shopping Center)
C"t• Mes.
you'll like our friendly service
....... Cal 646-4179., 541-7150
OPEii HOUSES
SAT/SUN 1·5
Like New
906 Darrel, CM
$19,500
SAT & SUN 12·5
1101 Tr•dtwind1 L•nt
Bayc:rest (not lease hold\
Here·s a beautifully design-
ed Georgian Colonial home
with thr charm or gleam·
ing white shutters. red brick
10% down. 3 BR 2 bath re· &. clJassic doorway with <:arr·
decorated throughout in-lage lamps! Gracious for.
eluding new ri1rpcling. ma! dining room, enonnows
lush landscaping. I lurry on living room, panelled game
this one. Vacant. room with bookcases &. a
I bar, wonderful kitchen with Poo Home solid w11lnut cabinets. A one
DISHWATER HANDS? $22,500 ~~ ':!iu~~~'Y1~:11~11~~~~
Not here-you don't! 3 bedrooms. 2 separ· 862 Darren, CM ous buyer: Exquisitely dee·
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Sat. & Sun. 1·5
100 N. BAY FRONT,
Balboa Island
la' on Bay/3 bdrm ga.ragr
1tressed ror addition Low·
esl price on Wlltcr with
pier ..••..•...•••••. $81.SOO
7;l1 CAMPHOR
EASTBLUF"r
Uome tor chlldren1 l11rgl' ram.
1\y room 5 bdrm 1..al1(11 loll
Owner must sell . . S 12.500 .... *
'OPtn'
Sat. 1 ·5
3516 OCEAN BLVD/Corona
del Mar. Adult occupied
home with guest 11pt. 50'
wide lot. VIEW of entire
coast line . . . . . . . . S97.SOO
'OPtn'
Sun. 1 ·5
568 SEA WARD/Corona High·
lands. Large 2 bdrm/shake
root. Large lot .... $34,500
2828 E. CoHt Hwy, CdM
673-lno
&sr ~~!1Jul' ~~
24H Vista Del O!'o
Newport Beach -
{)PEN HOUSE SUN
1 P.M. 'TIL DUSK
2627 Buckeye
UNQUESTIONABLY
the finest, most Immaculate
!-story & VIEW 4 BR. 2 ha.
dining rm home for aale in
Ea.stbluU. Adult occupied
since new. Thousands in cx-
tns, completely fen ced,
painstakingly malntalned •
profit forgotten. Q U J CK
SALE NEEDED! Jmmrol-
ate possession • move in con·
ditfon.
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Bay & Beach Realty, Inc.
WATCH THE BOATS GO av1 ·
Where else can you sit in your living room
and see both Cat.alina and the length of Bal·
boa Peninsula -and for only $39,900? Only
ln our good-as·new 3 bedroom. 2 bath, mod-
ern desi~n home. View also from pool size
rear yard that adioins the rolling green hills
of th-e Irvine Ranch. For a look at inspiration •
al livin~. can:
67!>-3000 Eves: 646·6590
WOULD YOU BELIEVE?
A neat 2 bedroom home with fi replace plus
well · landscaped yard COMPLETE WTTH
SWIMMING POOL!! All of th.is on full size
R-2 L<>t for only $33,750. The Tot alone is
worth 120,000.
675-3000 Eves: 548-8868
CORONA HIGHLANDS
Id eal home for ~rowing famtly. Handy to
Private Beach. 2100 sq. ft. of living space.
Huge family room (20x21). Plentv of room
for the pool table. Bit/in bar, TV and Stereo.
Two fireplaces. 3 nice bedrooms and 2 baths
-PLUS an interesting Ocean View. Price
only $52,500.
675-3000 Eves: 675-0554
BAY & BEACH
RHlty, Inc.
2407 Eut Coad Hwy.
Coron• del Mar
675-3000
Harbor Highlands
Why Pay More
$28,950 is all you need pay for a 3 bedroom
plus pool home in Newport Beach. Taste-
fully decorated and neat-as-a·pin plush car·
pets and fireplace, 1 ~ baths. Close to West·
cliff shopping and Mariners School. Hurry
on this one.
Lenders Generosity
~me-interest n»nded--luGky bu.v.r is ~oin~
to take advantage of this existing 4~ l""n
F.H.A. loan. Brick trimmed. hardwood floor
cottage. 3 bedrooms, 1 ~·baths, brick fire·
place, separate eating area in the built-in
kitchen. SI 19 per month includes taxes. Easy
terms on the down.
Baycrest
Enter the secluded brick walled courtyard
into the terrazzo entry hall. Custom wallpa-
pers, shutters. beautiful carpeting reflect
your appreciation for the finest. Three lar£e
bedrooms, 2th baths. walnut panelled fam-
ily room. built-in wet bar all combine to, make
this the perfect home for entertainmen and
family enjoyment. $59,900.
Colesworthy & Co.
642-1117
19<M H•rbor Brvd., Cott• MeH
Open Evenings
~te baths, full formal dilling room. Corner orated & lmJM'('cably land· only S4J.2SO
Li.replace in hospitality living rm. Dream $21 950 scaped. Ph 644-1133 Horse Ranch
kitchen, handy work centers, new dishwash-' Ruth Pudoll, Realtor ._._..1111·····~ V • • edi tOO'i WestcUff Dr. 642-5200 You"ve got to &et' this'!! A
Se JI
or
Trade er. acanv-.amm ate possession! 3 BR 2 beth. heated & fil. "";Z::===== iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiii.I 3 bedroom ranch house. cor·
4 IEDRM-l IATHS-$23,000 :": ~'.· !~~~~a:.t:: .. DRUIE TRIPLEX :!·~=~:Six!ae ~
Full dinin.z rm. De<:orated by Barker Bros. Immediate pas.session. a I I other out-building&, all on a
Built-in "Award" kitchen, handy dishwash· ( II p k ·nen ...../V'ou~e $44,500 beautiful "'acre ranch with
er •. la_rge patio leads to double gaTage with 0 ege ar r OPEN SUNDA y 1 . 5 trees. City water, gas.
3 storrs in good shopp!ni
center. aU on long lease.
Shows good return on UlVeat·
ment. Owner will trade up
or sell. Good financing -Call
ror detail! • ~;·lD Store room. Near schools. & shop-ll,1._ Qi.I. .. SU1'JDAY 12-S o.~;~~t wl~ ~lrep~ace, ~~tsPa~or~ r~c~~ ....f·6tui~i~itf \~l 's-i6-~ ~. '~~it'M •. :':":7 _ '~~r;~i?&~~~ ... ~~~it " ~~ -/arr~W-. .~w Do see tilis unique It 8~ ta• mg. The other 2 rentals nvo.
Prestige location. Unique & lovely set,up for $26 950 pealing 3 BR home! Tht> be.Ip PAY YOUR 'N_AY.
a large.family PLU~ quarters for grandma & r largt> living room. formal ~ now & 11tt the finest
grandpa. 2 separat9 living rms. 2 kitchens, Luge 3 BR 2 hath. doubll' dining room It panellrd ~~1 !"comr tax ~e!ter.
3 baths. So many luxurious extras. Lush fireplace, rul tit sac. A5-irame room overlook beau-11'. PAY TAXES.
landscaping, palms & fern trees-a true sume high f"llA loan. 11rully landscaped grounds Newport •
paradise! with ra1S<'d planters. ma-at
e,:z.1771 ture shnibi; & trees. shel-
TARBELL
2955 H1rbor Blvd.
f;st S_Jl.J,f. ~~
2414 Vista Del Oro
Nrwport Bt>ach
5 BR +HORSE
H111e S BR, 4 bfl. famlly home
Pltl3 20xl0 encl rumpus rm
(Jndoor -outdoor C&rPCtlnil
Dec kitchen, 81..<I!> blt-ln
refrigerator It frttzer
Does ~ family llke Hol'ltl!
,300 rt deep Jotl
Home now VI CMt
Carpeted. drapes, lndscpd •
alln08t forgot thr aep/ offlce
or den. In 11ddilion to the
5 Bdrm • SH ,l!OO
Ph. 644-1133
540-1720
Co1t1 Mell
UPSIDE
DOWN
HOUSE
Yes life kitc:Mn, llvlnst room.
3 BR. 2 Betha u-e upst.aln.
26' x· 30' Family room +
den A i.rte sl!Wtng room
downstairs. Extra bonus -
3 car prage. See t.b11 b
2800 !!q. rt. home.
Open Sat I Sun 1 ·5
280 E. 15th St.
or c•ll
Newport
•t
Victori•
646-1111
(C•ll
Anytime)
Get R::iY
for Summer
By the Seashore
A deli~11fut i Brdroom
&acll home
irlazed tilr Ntllng area
modern b11ill·1n kitchen
sccluclr<f fM!liO
mastel' B<lnn wl l!Ulldeck
askin~ $.U.500
with very nr-cible terms
Call Bt>verty P~vlovidl
~:ves. 67U316
Pool Time
See thi~ lovt'IY mcxlel home.
terr<l patio. The t1padoos
maslt>r bl'droom suilt> h11s
a hu~e w11lk-in·cnd closet.
You'll find here all those
rirlu'<f' extra fcarures nf ll
qualit.v custom.built home!
SS7,;;ro
Ruth Pardoll, R .. ltor
16ffi Westcliff Dr. 642-5200
SHARP SHARP
4342 Wintenweet
OPEN SAT/SUN 1-5
2 BR 2 bath bomr on
GREENBELT et lhr Village
near ucr. fncruslnit val11et1
le relaxed living make this
a buy at
$25,500 '
Newport
•t
Victoria
646-8111 WJliil~·l·l 1ca11 Anyn-1
MW W 1w 1'1111'"11n( ' dnl~ !!!!!!!! _______ _
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$140/ mo Induct. t AX('S It ms.
Small dn on f"HA. f'.P.
SlT,900. 1984 Fedrral St.
()pet! 1-5 until !!Old or e&ll
54&-.1209 •t your ronv<'nirnce.
Oulskifo ('nln 1(1 beth for Ov.'Tlrr·~ family ha~ lll.lllfl"(M'n
pool BeautlfHll lllndtc11J('d 11ntt nM'd" mor,. •[WIN' M
N~ 3 bedroom pool hrtmt' In front It M"ftr Only thPy I.rt' ortrnn~ thl" sparkl-
the beautiful Mesa Vtnll' S32.500 init 2 lxlrm . I 11 hath home
arta. 2 lllrse l'lttplatts. alt on " quit>t Mstiddl' 1trot't-
bullt·ln kltclwn, l&rge fam-ionrd A·l Quality rlU"pf't·
ily room, 2 bet.M &. heavy !.ng -must be tMn-Ul.9'J9
abake root Own• boufbl -10~ down. new home· aubmlt any rea-293 E. 17th SI ~~ THE RF.Al. mt'ATERS
llNhle otf.r. AakSn1 128.· llndl Lindi I.IHI ~7171 !'>f6..2313
• cw. MR. BL.AOC. Newport leach
MO-nsl, Herltap Real E:. 234 M:l'n tkmN .•
tat.. • ........... ~ P« acre Realty ~... '111fST TIMElt" 105 aGftl IOv<'r'lide • • trvW-Tmac. Darltnc
IA"d:Y "ldd lak" pool home ............ s.300> pi1r llCft 3 + Fam nn • Yiew • ~ ol play a.rN '"" ctnJd-U> ACft9 LAJ.?un11 • • immaculatl' • 142.!liO
rtn. l'>fliJrhttully ~rated • .. .. .. . • . . . S llY-ill Ptt aett 675-1642 Eves. !>4~1281
9'1th lovlnc CAN". -r 3 &trms 263 """'•San .111"" --~nS:c;roN Vr£JO
-:Z bettiJ. ,\JI for juat Olptnnm s·~ Plf tkrt Split lf'>VPI. lfiOO ~q fl. 4
s:zT,!liO -Ex~tnl nn~ ~id lntC1'¥'St ll('("fptfld bdrml. 3 baths. f11mll.y rm.
Ing 1vail~ble. on l.lr.f of thr"' ~et.. C\151 drp11, cpl•. 2 J)ltlot, oo-
• W.19th St .. CM nm R.£A1.. mTAn;RS WALLY McCOY REALn "' 7 moa Nd. S3UOO. ~ ...._nn •ml MUCT ~me MIMCl2 wtenda 8JCMl2S8
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Victoria
646-4811
(Call
Anytime)
Huge Split Levell
In deslrablt> Baycrest. but not
IC'a5t' hold. thi~ •~ an Pnorm.
ou~ '4 BR. :l beth nr;u-·nt>w
home with " marvrlous noor
plan. Huge 1tamr room
!large enoogh for l\ pool ta-
ble) with a 11\fl~sivc atone
fireplace & complrtt>ly scp.
arate from· the living 11real
Formal dinJng mom. break-
lur mom. 3 car 1t1tMIRl!. A
RARE BUY for $61 •. 500!
Ruth Pardoll, R11ltor
16a'i Westclitt Dr 64~
Relax
TiN'd of yam work~ l.tkr to
~•m. play 1tolf llnd relu
on wet'kcnds. We have M!V·
rr11I rondomlnlum~ all In
iro<id R.rru. From S16.500 to
$.<,(},IXl(l,
293 E. 17th St. 646-4-494 -----
OCEAN FISIW
2 IR -Comer Lot
Excellent CondlUon
$49.500
~ WllUamaon, RJIJ'.
673-4350 OPEN ~.
-----------WANTED
Real Estate SU. Ptople.
WHY-N6T cr:r <>N''?HE
BAND WAGON?
Over 25 Y Ml'I In
Or.ngt' County
• Full P111te 11dvtrtl~l'n1
• fnl~l' l'IWcr lrlrt)'llt
• 1'ralnln1r proa:nm
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• Many otMr ~I• can MM494 • ror fntt'J'9lftr
2013 WESI'CLIFF DRIVE
646-7711 Open Eves.
293 E. ~7th St.
Near Beach, Salto11 Se11
Brsl Joe .. xlnt R-1 lot. May
trade few truck. lat& car
• or • submit what YOU
h!l vt. Asking SJ .250 642 .J589
COidweii, B~nker
OFFERS:
New B~I. Pt. Duplexes
3 new custom slvled and built 4 BR. 2~
bat.h up & 3 BR. 2 Ba. dn. duplexes. Cpts .•
self-cln. ovens. rad. ht., lndsc. fences, ocean
and bay views ................. $87,500
Joe Clarkson '
Waterfront + Private Dock
3 BR, 2 bath. newly decorated and painted. can add 2nd storv. Dock will take 37 ft.
boat. Absentee owner asks ...... $53,800
·Walter Haase
Eastbluff 5 IR W /Ylew
Lusk built. 3 baths. lar5te family room. near
schools & shopping area. Best location .
... : ...................... $47,500
Charlotte L<>ng
2 C· 1 Lots + UNITS
Vacant land & income units. Heart of
downtown Costa Mesa. Great property for
anpreciation and tax shelteT. now $44.500
Mary Harvey
Udo hi• IAase $400
3 BR. 2 bath home. Excellent condition.
Lovely patio. Will consider couJllP. or small
familv. May consider leaseloplton. Garden·
~furn.
Mrs. Raulston
OFFICE OPEN
SATURDAYS
COLDWELL. IANKER & CO.
2200 I. tOO'f Hlc»f'NAY .
NEWPORT IEACH
Kl 9-3351
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s.u.urdlr. April 6, 1963 DAJLY PILOT z:s
HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES POlt SALE HOUSES FOR SALi
Gener•• ·-o.n.r ..
1000 General 1000 Gen.r•I lOCll Gmer•I 1oooc;.n.,.1 1000
.CLASSIFIED INDEX
Houra--Re9ulation1-Deadfine1 -
U•ROflSt ~ttllen ~Id tMot1 UMtr ae .. ,., aftd repett lmmedttt.ly •r,..,..
..-mlael..Wlutlol'll. THI! D41lV ll'ILOT • ..,..... lla\lltty for erroN only to
lll• tl!Uftt .t ,_,.illtllno tl\o edvert ... "'°nt oe~ly one ti"'°.
DllADL.IHll "O" COll'V AND KIL.I.It ~:JO 11'.M tbo oay before 9K1bl1Gatlon, oxoept ~r
W•lr•"4t &lllltlOft Ind Monday Metlone when oloelno ti~ 11 &:30 11'.M. ~rlday.
LOT-$ FOR SAL&
Levd 125' .-26'T' on quiet
street tJI ~t ttntaJ
area. -PW. for 1J un1ta
available. $42.SOO-The RM1
Estaw.. ~nn -546-2313
$17100 • 3 bdrm, bdwd Ooora.
Nci dn to Veta. No points.
Ruby H. Rusaell, Realtor
20372 Bayview, S.A. Htt.
545-2209, open LU 10.
YOU MUIT HAVa KILL. NUM•llft l Who" klllln9 011 ad tMcauoo of quJolc reeults. ------iiilliiiiiiiiiiiii
M IUl'e ta m•k• I rooord of Ute lclll num-.r otvori you lly yowr •d talcor •• Lovely Comer
-fOI SALE
PRACTICALLY NEW
Al COllDmoNFI> BUllDlll&
TO BE MOVED TO YOUR Sin
1'400 SQ. FT.-CARPETING-1f2 BATH
I Now uaed as sales pavilion for luxury Home
Development. Ideal Cor use as Real Estate or
Auto Sales Office or ll6 Beach Home.
Prfce $9,850 962-24' 1 verlfloetlo1t .t r-twr •II. 4 BR. tam mi. sep/dfnina
tlV.ry effort 18 made '9 kill or cor'NGt a MW ad tNt hu bffn •"'•'94, but -D.11t• nn, 2 be. ~ttt fplc, 2.000 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii9
not 911arantto to do .. 1111tll tho af hH lptMarM 111 tho paper. 11q ft. wood .Qoor, avocado
DtME·A·LINI! Adt ,,.. lt1'1otly oam '" adv1noo •Y rNll ar at 1ny ane et our otf'°9L carpelini. brlfht blt-ln ldtcb-NO phone onto,.., en. Fonn« Model Hohlt.
Priced Sl'l,500. Tllo DA IL.V ll'ILOT ,....~ .. the right to ol ... lfy, edit, otlllOf' or rofUM any 1dvo,.. Call 646-7414
t!Hment. and to dl•noo lte rato1 and ret11tatlon• without prior notlo.. r..__1 Walker
AdvortlMN may plaoe their ad1 •1 telephone. runrt
REALTOR
DIAL DIRECT 64'2-5678 1 ::::====~
WESTMINSTER & NORTH COUNTY DIAL FREE 540-1220 I A~f! 4 ':R e:e~~.
Huntintton leach 540-12:!0 Laguna IMch 494-9466 "''ood beam ce111no. 6 yrs
Phones Are ()pH 1:00 a.111. -5:30 p.m.
CLAllll'llD COUHTll"I ire toc.ted aa followt:
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Ntl SM.t, ................... W ,__A-. "-"-..... l :JO.ltlO be.pt.Jot. I s ...
Mill Addr-: aox 117$, Newport aHeh, Callf.
Daily Pilot Classified
old. $26,000. .
CA YWOOO RLTY, 548-1290
6306 W. O>ut Hy.')'., NB
TERRIFIC TRIPLEX
Shows top Income. 2 BR
Nich. Hnnlwoocl I I o o r 11,
l'IOSl' 10 schools & !lhoppln!?.
Oulstandlni? le r m s. Full
HOUSES FOR SALE NIWl'OltT 1ucH at oaMOUT1011 ..,. ' price $32,950. MNllA1. ,... Nftl'OllT HllOlfTI alt OU"INa SllVICI '6.11 COITA M•SA ti. lllWl'OllT IWtaU ti» ILICTRICl.L '641
OIL MAI 11• ftrTCLll'" Cnt • .._,ll'MINT llNTAU "" WIVIUITY l'Alla -l"INCIN• .... MllSA v1ao1 mt IACIC MY ... fl\.OOltS ....
H "AllC 1lll aAST aLll"" Ga "U•NACa Ul'Alltt, ..._ "" NllWl'OIT HA.CM '* COltONA 9aL MAI GM eMMNI... "'9 ....... , ... .....,. mt •ALIOA ... ••Hatt.\L SllVICH -Ui.NA COVIi 1111 IAY tit.Allot 4111 HAOltM. OISC:Yla ... NllWPOIT IMOttll nll LIOO tsll al al.ASS UN
~ co:Ts
~ WAl.LACE
REALTORS
546-4141-
(0pen beni~ llATcaaT b:D UUM llLAllO 419 •ID ntUMa mt
llA YlltOlllt 1nl .... • ....... "'!!!!!!!!'!!!!!!!!!!1!!!!!!1!!!!!!!!!!P 00\'ll IMOlll tm llVlfTllMTON UACM _. ..... 111 s......,.. •nt ,,.
WUTCU,, tut =~::.c"..Al.UY ::: :.~tr:. CUllt :: $350 Down llAHOlt Mi.Ml.AllOI 11» I.ONO all.ACM ... HOVSICUAlllNe nJll u11rnasrrt ,._" nu 0011oa covNTT ._ 1nuio1 oacouTINa ~?!? p~1rment IACK UY t'41 OA•OIN 010'111 4'11 lllCOMa TAX --=·Ul~~IACI = WUTMlllSTila 4flt 1•0flt,·ort11•••• al&. Oii ~ your family 8 home!
CQaONA O~JMlt -"f:i::~M .. 1 ... -~-y~ _.,. 4'l• lllONINa _..... = ~ou'd btttcr ~r..lJ>ed,,
------ULSOA l'IN1lis1Ja--• SANTA AJIA Nl .. NT1 46'9 INSUUlfca • am room. 2 belh charmer with :!~c:"u~~ ;: ~J~ : ~';!-J~~!(1Ne. ~ :: I hardwood tlool"S and bi g
LIOO ISL• 1111 LAaUMA HACH .,. , ... LIY .... ,.,.. •M-... yard !or the dtlldren and ~~~:O~~'i:"a~ACM :: LAGUNA 111oun oc LAJtOSCAl'IHf ""I pets to enjoy. S132 per month
HUNTIHTON Nf..HOUI ,. ~~':.:~.::,. :: ~~~HICK ::: lnclucles principal, lnterest.
l'OUNTAIN VALLaY ~:: Tltll'Ll>C • .ic. ..... MOVINO • Sl'OUOI -taus and IJ1Surance. II~ IUCH CONDOMINIUM ... "AINTINO, .. _._.... ... IVMHT IUCH 14" " NTINO S 'Ill ~ OUDIJI HOVI "75 RENTALS .. :~101 • .. .... ..........._
Lo11e HACH :: Apts. Unfurnished l'HOTOOUl'HY ..,.
l.AKllWOOO I• OINl•AL .... l'LASTa•INa, "lfdl. '-" .... g~~":: i:~:;: ,.. COSTA MISA 11• l'LUMllNO ..,,
OllT 01' STATI ::i :::~~~-~~f.CH :: ~:~;~.-v~~llle :.': 2043 WESTCLlFF DRIVE
:l:s'f::isT11 ,.,, Nawl'OH NaleHTI m• ~:•1::~1~1N• :~ 646-77ll Open Eves.
MIDWAY c1n Uta 11••,.o•T SHCMU "" llOO,.INO · HM ARE YOU SANTA ANA 1'1t WISTCL"" SUI llAOIO, •-Ira. ltc. 6UI
SANTA ANA HOl'S. ua u111v1111TT "A•K mi lllMODILINO a llll'AI• .... LOOKING FOR o•ANOI u• IACIC IAY SM 11.MOOmLINO, KITCNINS ff41 TUSTIN 1.-IAST ILU'I' "O Sdu.-a SIUI'"" 6tSS
Spacious -lmmacul1tel
IV AN WELLS HOME
OPEN SAT & SUN 1-5
Exclusin Bayc,...t Area
1901 Com modore Rd., N.wport BHch
Immediate Occupancy
Completely redecorated. the finest o! every·
thing used inside & out. Carpets, drapes.
large lot. 5 Bedrooms, family room. 3 Baths
plU6 a beautiful powcrer room. Alt elec. kitch·
en. Over sizerl garage. Side yard for boat.
You own the land. $59,700. OWNER 644-1043
BEAUTIFUL VIEW HOME
OPEN HOUSE SAT & SUN 1 • S
4639 F•lrfleld, Cameo Shores
Large swimming pool -professionally land·
scaped. 4 Bedrooms, 3 baths, Exquisitely
draped.
'90,000 -excell~nl terms
Wm. Winton, Realtor
229 Marine, B•lboa Island
675-3331 Open 'tll 9 every night
VACANT
B~ Y~~T· 3 B~ with. !anLrm & .sep· .-:.aratedining~ Ow~ua.--
OPEJ" DAILY 1200 .EST~LLE LANE
MOVING NORTH
M'UST SELL -4 BR home near Mariners
school & West.cfilf Shopping Cent.er.
JERRY FREUD· CHARLES ARNOLD
REALTORS
646-7755-
iohn macnab No•TH TuSl'111 t'4t co•oMA on MA• ntt ssw1No "" HIGHER AllANllM 1Ut IALIOA utl HWINO MACHINI •tl'AIH HU
SILVl•AOO CMYCMI UH U Y ISLANDS '* Sll'TIC TNllCS. ...... mtc. .... EARNINGS? DOVER SHORES LAOUNA HILU 1711 LIDO llLI UJl fAILOlllNO ff1t
LAOUNA llACM ~= ~~~~~:o:A~~;" :: flltMITI CONTllOl •m We an? urgently looking Builder must aell imme<liate-
for Those Who Can
Afford The Best
~:uc~~-=~c:.~~L tm af.L.aoA ISLAND "" ~t:: e:::::! • __ :::: for licensed or unlicensed J..y 5 Bdrm, tam rm, dining Separate
,...,. 'uA11 ul'1nitANO '"' suL HACH : Taa1 H•v1<1 .... men or women to join our rm. 4 bath new View home. Mas-r Su"tte CAl'llT•ANO IUCll 1111 LONO lllAC" HLSVISION, ......... .,c. "'5 n-"~ l'V S ·sh hj•~tur IW
DANA l'OINT lnl ::::: ~~~ :: Ul'f40UTHY mt "' "''l'>e County v.fice. We paro arc '""" I'. From the estate-like front
CA•UIAO = WHTMINtTH Mn WWLOIH "" provide 8 complete training Asking Sll2,SW yard to d>e beautifully dee· :=:--:,~= ms MIDWAY c1rt Nit JOBS & EMPLOYMENT program & a proven method Offers invited orated Ulterior Ibis home =~·~; W~o :: ::: ::! Hatatm :: ~= ==~:: =-= of IUCCt'SS. 23 yeers in the Call tor an Appl 642-323.'i stands by itSc:'lf. o4 BR1. for-~l't.~~''=• UL• !: ~rs~~" :: ~0:11 ~-=~~.. ,.,. 1 ~~e~~ wY~1~~ a! MAGNIFICENT new View I ma) dinlng separate den/
Al'Alr'TMINTI l"04t IA&.a ,,. LAOllNA HACM ms OOMUTtc MIL' ,.. tive oltices. Call ART G-OR-home in the finest location rarnily room. 2'2 baths &
RENTALS ~u~t.!~~~L ~ ~:~.:c~~~T-= -. ~I DON. 546--5440 eves. &4.2~52 in Dover Shores. 4 Bdrm, 3 car garage with electric
H F I L-...1 SAN 'U4N cu•STllA•O l'7U AOlllCIU. w-nee ---1~-e "'-""'-' rm, sweepino opener. Near GMultry Cub. OU... um sn.u OAllf. l'OINT 17.. HILi' WAln'ID. ·-,... ....... • ~ .. Askin a ••3 950 *' Joas.--• w-,. $16 900 View. completely carpeted., · "'~ • · :::.;:~TO...... -REAL ESTATE, AOINCll.S. Mell. w-ISM dra d I d-...wt • COATS :::~:!:~• ~= ~=-~~M = ~:::::,~~~":,':.,UCl'ION : vo'u .... ~6p:·a~~·~ WAtLACE1
. 5 ledrooms-
S 2J,950
Hett is an ~lent aituation
for a lar&e family who woukl
l~ to be only 3 blocks from
elementary &ehool and play.
IJ'OWld and only one block
!}-om Catholic Church a n d
school. Built·in k1tchf'l'I. la,m.
Uy room, 2 baths, and nJcti>
x1ze ,yard for the kids to
play. Assume thr low. 5Y,%
GI loan and tl69 includrs
principal, interest, taxes and
insurance.
2043 WESTCLlff DRlVE
fi.46. T111 Open Eves. ------
WHY PAY RENTI
ONLY $750 DWN.
It's trul' ·buy your own home
for this smaJI investment
Fantastically clean 3 BR 2
bath home. Owned by the
VA. Just like new • ready
for occupancy. Good neigh-
borhood. near schools. F'ull
price $21,500.
~s•
HARBOR VIEW-
HILLS
Lusk • built homes located
In the Southland's most de-
sira ble & fa.aclna tilli area.
Schools & Calif. Irvine
Clmplll just m om en t 1
1way.
Sensibly priced from
$34.900 to $48,900
::.JJJ:ste.H.O.MU:
Directions: MacArthur Blvd.
from Pacific Coast Hwy. or
Newport Fwy. Tum on San
Joaquin Hills Rd., then
follow signs to model area.
$118 PER MONTH
Includes Truces on low inter·
est existing loan. 3 Bedroom
hmne of comfortable living.
Owner will lnstalJ new car-
peting a n d drapes. A
GREAT VALUE at on I y
ll7.800. NO DOWN VETS.
$'5<Xl DOWN FHA. TERMS.
COSTA MESA OFFICE
2629 Harbor Blvd.
5(5.9491 Open till 9 PM
Look To 11te
Future
Quaint l bedroom cottage
SWTounded by flowers-trees.
All OD a R-4 55 X 320 lot. £x.
ce.!lent income area • Buy
now build later • Unbeliev-
able at only
$21,500
cot.Lao• l'A•K nu ••Nl'AU WANno "" MERCH "'NOISE FOR REA ... TORS 111wl'on HACH nw "ooMs 110• HNT "" "' 1324 Galaxy Dr: ."I.
M•WPD•T "on. H'I• •ooM a aouo -SALE AND TRADE TELL US ABOUT A BET· DOVER SHORES --546-4141-293 t... lilh St. 64&4494 NIWl'0-1 SHOall mt MOTILS. TUILal cou•TS ""
u vsHoHs tm ouHT HOMIS "" :~:~•;u:u .. ""uu :: TER ~UY! 3 BRs. ~ bat!1s• (Open Evenings) OWN~R HJ .. _._ , , =-~ :;:·~~ .., ..LJ.ht m1 ._;T!U -_,.. "" .l>ffif.lt-~~'(_~H~ -:--i-~11~~ ~m w,Uh.tire--t4~·~.J~,~.~fJlOJ.ill, 11\i .. , .,. + "" s .JJJ)J' l ..;:.. -v •• •. ~ r IJ t' ~ · ~(j'\.
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1•v1N• ,,. af.AL•• l'A•ICS •1 c,~.'"1io'u~~~ .. •TMT ::: soUd hardwood cabinets. NEW 4 Bdrm, 4 bath, powde. r m::State DUUciwr * 3150 Barbados Pia~. IACK IAY 22• ~USINHS lllNTAL .... .. _.. f lo "'"i'ltsld home 2 Mesa Verde Area CM Re. I.MT ILU'" '20 OP"CI HNTAL ..,. NOUSIHOLO GOOOS -COVt'n."'1 patio " enced & rm dining rm large Social Spac U!I ""' e • . .
lllVtll• TIHAC• no IMDUSTIUAL ... 0, .. .,., -:~=~~·u~:L:UCTION = landacaped yard. $132 month-rm: Pier & Stip. 6~ % fl. bedroom. family room. R2 ctuced to $23.500. Open SaV
COltOMA OIL MAI nit COMM••CIAL MS &""LIAllCIS .... ly. n8Jlcing • l.S""o D·n. to mtalJ. 101. Submit $12.500. Sun 1-5. 4 BR house + guest IALIOA nit IMOUSTllAL ••NT.AL .... " -,. .. -? h the ~~~ i:~:°' • =: ~~~ ... , ~: :~:~·~~~~~1NT EE • COATS fiedOPbENuyerSA··;,;··&" SS1.UN67.soo Tax Proble"."52 .. ...1 i~: :ic. r:~~ ai:: IALIOA lll>.NO UM CITRUS HOWi m' ~.'N~~L. ~HANS ll>t & I Try $lCWlO down on this ,,...,.. tio. New w/w ,.,......,Is ...... "uln'1110TOM ••Acll "" Auu•• °" 333 M I St L d I x close lo shops ~~ ~ '""' ,oulfTAIN VALLIY >'11 LA«• n si11ou nn llA.DIO ""I WALLACE orn ng ar a,,. room up e installed. Newly painted. ~:~~ ~~~~~ = ~=:~~ ~~~~~~".. ~= ~~~v~s~1uo :: REAL TORS CAMEO SHORES & busrEs. h Leon Vibert, RHltor O•ANOI COUNTY 1"I OUT 01' ITATa l'ltot'. '* Ul'I •IC.OIDIH 1211 9441~1-XC Gftge 543--0588 anytime ~TA ANA NII MOU NTAIN • 0 ... ., .,,, CAMIU.S • IOUll'MINT l20t --.. OWNER MOVED. MUST BE -
WHTMINITII• MIJ SUIOIVISION LANI> .,,, ,",.oo•::. .. ~":;::r:. = (Open Evenings) SOLD! Beauutul wnacfous 5'pecialist lliiiiiOiiiPiiliEiiiNiiiiiSiiiAiiiTiiii&iiiiisiiiiiiiuiiiNiiii MIDWAY CITY "" ••AL HTATI Sl•V•c• nu -r I SANTA AIU HllOKTS ... •.•. eJCCHAN•• "" llMOCULAH. SCOl'IS Wt Ocean Vil'\\' hnme. Lerge Wt> havp homes, ncome prop. 1 L me Mtsc1LLAM1ous .... I r • • 5 COAl1'A ,,. "· •. WAllTIO ., .. MISC. WAln'IO Nit I Attention Real oval pool, 4 Bdnn. lanai, 51~ M'IY. v1cant. ar "' near, 1930 Commodore t::~:: ::~:" ,,. BUSINESS end MACH1N11Y. •i&. '* baths. Asking ...• rus.ooo wtm1 do you have? Call us
SAN CL•MINT• mt FINANCIAL 's'4::::1 ~ Estate Brokers OPEN DAIL y now Baycrest ~1:-:::,.:•:~~.t"° : :::::!:':."::.":"mas :: eu1Lo1No MAT811AU .,.. VA Joo.ns now available to 4627 Perham Dr. OANA l'OINT 1141 i~inulllT -lnet illlt SWAl'S '"'1 SJ7 500 t s« . • Nl'Wly decoratffi, new cpt It 11v11ts1oa covNTT IM ,;;.sn; • ..,. ruTao uu PETS and LIVESTOCK · 1 -,,, mtl'rest •Or MATCHAM ... drapes. Lovely 4 Bclnn, fam
VACAl'ION Hlll'AU "" MOHY To LONI me l'ns. HNlllAI. -29~ yn. l007o loan tor )'Olll' BEST BUYS 55 Rochester C.M. rm, 2~ bedls, rlf'C bit-Ills, CONDOMINIUM = l'IHONAL LOANS mf CATS ..,. buyf'n!. IN lnte-m • Lg~ Pool • r.:0,500 OUl'IAICIS llU•N. 'IWIL•'I' LOANS .nt J ens • ~v • ..,,,,
RENTALS coLuT1uL LOANi :: ::,., -• HARBOR HIGHLANDS 646-4837 "C" THOMAS Realtor
HouMS UnfumlaMcl =~~:~::,1,:-!f''::.... .. ~ Lrv n Tou • -Lender Approval I 3 BR. 21~ BATH. fa m rm or J~~~:==~~! m w. Coai;1 Hwy ~111-5527 onUAL *' MCMlaY WAHTao a11 CALIFORNIA Ll"ING I within 411 hrs of appllci1tions. dining mi · just REDUCED 10 Newport)kh. F:vE'. 54f>.5643 ~"::: 0~~SA MA• ~= ANNOUNCEMENTS :~~!~~:• ,oou :!: 2.2 mill Ion available. $34,000 • 90'7r loM avallahle
M .. A v1•01 rm and NOTICES l'ATIOS •m Contact: IMPQHIBLE BACK BAY-c~uoa l'A•K !!.!,! !'OUND ,,._ .,., ... &w111No1 mt W~lDE MORTGAGE TIIB POPUl.AR LARGE 4 ,»I
NIWl'Oll llACll -...., VN:ATIOlll ms ( Bdrm, 2% bath, hlt·ln kltch-Custom • buill 3 bc>droom, 2
NllWl'Oll HOTS.. !!.!! ~~AU .,.. TRANSPORTATION TI4l 494-2'l55 •n, tam -"Mrllott" buJlt BUT HERE IT IS. 1 ""ar bath home w I t h evM')I HllWl'OIT SNOlt I = ANNOllMCIMINTI '411 ~ , .., J -•a'1'1H0111$ -,...... ~11 aoATI a YACHTI "" )lo Hdwd Ooo-n--~ old 3 BR ram"" room hOme exclusive tttlnement. J>ri. D'Cw.· SHCHtlP 1121 • •n• ;;,, OA • ..,. Dolph"1n Terrace me. "" "" ..... -'"'J WHTCLI"" mt ~::,·~uA•T "" ~:. ~•u1Hu ,.,. petlng. lmmac rond .. S3'7,500 carpet., drapes, 2 baths. vate area location whel't'
u111vHsrn "AU = l'UHaHL OIHCT'Ott9 ""' s,.ao-11<1 10ATt :: OPEN SAT & SUN tirepllce, huge lot we 11 every home shows like t
1av1Na l'L0•1Sl'I '411 •I0°~1T !'!.,A1~\11",.',.Ncl ,.,,. New Paint, clffll snd l't'ady 2100 H'ighland landscaped. y & al!!!Ume at model_ Owner will help fl. IACK IAY ~ CA•O Of' Tl4ANQ Ml6 .. ...., ( rt. n•~ with 10"' down • .., ILU"" -IN MeMOltlAM ,,,, IOAT LAUNCHlllO ~ or • new owner, 2 BR den, no cost to yau a large 6 ,, ~·~.. '( -
1av111e Tl .. AC9 .,. CllMl'TH Y lOTt '411 !:'!:,:":u~ou~~llll• ": 211 baths, elec ldtdlen, dbl Call tor Ap..... VA IOAn • no need to qual. $64,500. A Real Buy!
COAOllA oa MAii ~ CllMITIU c•.,.,.,... '41t "" PLUS b _....... "' Pr1 ....., CN\ tn"'"Y' n!E REAL ESTATERS ML..90A -CllMATOltln t4" IOf.T H•VK•• "" PrllJtl' uge oov.,,~ 642.8235 l.{y. ce •~•·"''Ir" n v nn . IAY isl.Allot : lfl•MO••Al l'AaK1 '4r'I M>Al n.nAu :: I carport f.or the boaL Lflnd., ~ 846-7171 54&-2313 :~~~~ .. ~ .. an .. ~~~ E ~r~ ~,~~~;m;:;: Best of Al Qm .~~L!~G~~~~~
,11, .. YAl llY U1-&0 -teu .-AllCllAl"T "," t Anyone can s~um.-th1a low 8 M .,_ ""~ _, __ built 1 1_._. R ,.
'"'" •UCH Ml .. i'M.N'a TV,_,.. ... "LYIH LllSOMS ,: . I 5*% GI loan No 1oa.nt ftts' 1D!l3 M<er. C. ,,_.._, .,...~... ·n P .-.:ml' "' MSMlf • ..,. ..,. IRVICR DIRECTORY M0111La -•• ,.,, l'7J> W. Cout Hllhway In . __. t O. al!tO refrigerator, cat· Lo .... •acM -s .:;: MOTOtt NOMU or _ .. __ ga IOI"'"""' ra l'I ENT t ~-1 I .... a ....... cou..,., ... ACCAM.IWTI... ... OICYCL.Q .,.. 642-6472 ~. m.3468 1 UNUI " • LESS THAN R Pt' •.• '"~· A· cond. lion. u;r. MA MW • ...,..,... tHVU -1LaCT11C CAIU "" I 3 BR. 1-. ha. hrlclt trptc, th 1nc.lod Oiol~ kx:etion. S24.500.
nnM....,... •n A~~• ......... ~ •1t MOTCMtCTcus ,.. nioe faml.ly room. + 1rye S130 per r ~ 2 ~ ~ Wells.McCardle Rltrs. MIOWA'f CITY .... AP'MM,T, Oii .. MO'TOISCOOTUI :: So fr --L.1-d COYered patio for tq)' ootdr f'S CX' .... arp 5*\'A AlllA ... ieem .. AllTO i:••u .. !~: =.IC~· .'Ov~~n ... • ~ Dftln Uvt Wllh I down, ll69 family room home .• Mod-1810 Newport Blvd .. C.M. =~ AACJt = ~~ '-.... = ru1&.H. T1tAv11. MU U-lc! ng. JlllYl' :~ em kitchen with built-Ins. • SCS.7'1'29 ~. 644-0iM
" ~,... •1941•\ -'°"' MA1lf1'•11MC11 .... r•AtLlttL """"' ,.. ~ per mo · Tot11I down payment StA50. • '!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!J!ll!!'!!!ll!"!!!!!!!!!!!J!ll!"'""""!!!!!!!!"
IAN Cl.UW"TW .,,. .. ICIC. MAIOlllT.-. ... ~":sit :: Prrll'M 11(1lin1J fllr 11 Hinnd-13 646-7171 e ~6-2313 BY OWNER--
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·--• • • -I . PltOPE•TY ~ .... -·' 3 SAT. l-6 A SUN 1~ • S32 u.-.-t CdM ma 'P'antalttc valUt In thil 4 bed-Attnu:t1Vl' N~ comer 131,950 f42.6fT3 HAYE You LOOKED FOR ....... ...,., e, room 4 bath home. ~ bd.nn. ~ tn tip top~
· BY OWNER· Near "'"1cUlt conv~I~ ill the all 81c. dltlon. Olr1>cta A. drlp@d. DAVIDSON Realty ~· 3 Bdrm botM. kit. ~te 11trvlce porch. M.rdwooct floon1, WOOd lhl~ OPEN SA TUR DAY larJ• u.m, with nr.pl1Ct, FcirnW dlnln« room. faml. 11.-roof. l&J1(r itoob~ Pl'· ~ BtJCJ<NELL. (J.(
dlnhlc an-a, MW bu.Ot..bl ty room. l&rar llv!ne room eirr with wnrbhop, 15 x ~ Col~r Plllic 4 1JR + fam,
ldtchH with bird! ceb!Mta. with fil'l"plat'I'. 3 car..,.. pool with tutrr and hr11trr dbl l'rplr. t'Oel pn tlo Var
,,.. FA turnac.-. Larp lot $7',500 ~ 11 alao a IM']>anitr Rltr 2150 Harbor 58 CM
• 8SX121. with b.lod1 wane. ct~•"lll room t1.nd beth at ~ E ~1 ~.000. SQ.190'7 pool b'1'41, $28,500 -E&l!Jy • VtS,
ftnanced. NO ma~ wbat It ii. 100 n·, 8"ds ~ Clmc. Bir n"' a-ro.u ESJ'ATERS cu .u tt wtt11 • DAlLY -~Cftfl lfletM -~ DA.D..Y PU.Dr a.-.w m E.171h 1t. ......... nn ttW:n3 PILOT wF AD11 MHna
THE HIDDEN DOLLARS
IN YOUR HOME LATELY?
a
WATERFRONT LOTS
New W1terfronf Section JllSf Opened
(Fee simple land) Waterfront lots, Including
boat slips, from
S33,D80
Huntington Harbour Sales
CALL DICK FABIAN -847-2S31
We will maU rou lot maps
& financing information.
PaceMtter $29,950
O\Vnrr wants ta~I sale! 81'!11
prkr m the al't'a Lor a clran
Pa!'rsrtttt 4 bdnns, lumm·
ou,; celling kuchen. formal
dining area and covered pa.
tio. Immaculate at $29.~.
LARGEST HOME
Mesa Verde's lar&est! A five
bdrm, two story ColoniAJ
home oppositl' the park and
school. Bolt yard, aervlce
Porch. Island kitchen -even
an attic! If you have a po~
ulation problem see this -
$45.500
~rnr&~ti,
2850 Mesa Vtrde Dr.
Cost• Mesi
546-5990
Under $45.000
CUSTOM BUILT
3 BR, 2 be. formal dining rm.
.8e&Jt1lul walnut panelling
in den
SPACIOUS 2 BR
2 beth, adult occupied.
Owner leaving area. Harl>cr
View. Priced to aell!
CORBIN-MARTIN
REALTORS
675-1662
OPEN SAT /SUN
2098 BAYPORT WAY
Count.Y Corridor ott 21st
·t BR (2 extr11 large\, 3 baths,
bugt> family room, bright
modern kitchen with toads
of storage <even a pe.ntry),
(!)(Ira large family room.
2400 aq ft of gracious Uvin(.
All this + a ~1-slz«! yard
I' a Newport Be9CJi" addrea
for only $34,960.
Rltr. 646-39'28 E\lel. ~
C>Hke Open Se.VSunday
*LACHENMYER
Ne~tf~hts
iDiii--~-.a..t een.~rsw ~
D"per•tion Sele
Owner movi.na out ol at.ate
must aell. Nf!('ds Help! Neat
4 & tam nn Glen Mar, rew
minutes to S.D. Freeway,
dose lo schools, shops. Ask·
ing S26,000 • open to offers.
Divorce Fore" S•le
Back &y area. Corner hou1e
3 + family room 1t only
$23,500. Wood roof. 75' lot.
Any reasonable terms ar·
ranged.
S.t The Pace
with this •triking Pacesetter
Homl'0 I a.boot the most iJn.
tnl.C\llate 3 It a tami1y room
you'v~ eY'er' seen. T b l'
grounds a~ medcul<>tW.y
kept, too. Really a s h 0 w
ploCl'. Let us show it to you
now. Offered at $33.500.
College RNlty ~6-5880
1500 Adams •t Harbor
lNear Cinema Theatrel
$26,900
5 hdrooms -2 laths
Big Sep.rate Rumpus
Room
2 car gange with automatic
door opener, SUNDEX:K,
1'1 ........ --?JI~~·
WaU ID wall drape.} even
open and close with the pmh
of a button. TOP COSTA
MESA LOCATION. A MUST
SEU. AT A SAOUFICE
PRICE. TAKE over low in-
tel't'st rate loan. L 0 W
DOWN.
COSTA MESA OFFICE
2629 Harbor Blvd.
54.5-9-191 Open till 9 PM
Baycrest-Olympic
Size Pool
A marvelou.s family home
with 5 specioo~ hedrooms
and 4 tiled baths. Large
kltr hen with all mod<'m con·
vcnlml'!'s. Famlly r o o rn
looks onto hu~e t'Overt'rl pa:
home, lovely beef< yard -
shade trees, and guest room.
Exclusive with
JEAN SMITH
, Realtor .
400 E . 17th. C.M. 646-3255
-5. Heights -Pool
3 bedrooms In move In con-
dition -nicety carpeted.
Sl>parate yard area with
fruit tr"<'t'tl Md garden area.
-$25.250 -Owner will he.Ip
tinMce.
THF. REAL ES1'ATERS
646-TITI ~2313
Owner Anxious
4 BR. 2 ba. hd. firs .. w/w
CTIL ~rroundcd by trees.
Nr. ~his & stores Under
$30.000. DELTA &164414
Costa Mes•
EXCELLENT
LOCATION
1100
Comer lot wllarge tncd yd
and entrance for boat or
camper. 3 Br, 2 ba, huge liv
rm w /new ww carpets. Ooor
to ceiling frpl. Gleamini
brdwd fir. exposed din rm.
Large kitchen w I blt-ina,
dlshw. Sep lndry rm. Entire
hou~ newly painted. A>
sume 4% % GI or min dwn.
&nVftt .. ·~~-~-Drive by zm Fordham
Drive, then ·call 837-5065 for
appt. DO NOT disturb oo-
eupants.
BY OWNER
~ble cor lot w/lge kono-
ed yard, and Jge Home. 3
BR, 2 ba, kit.ch w/blt·lnl.
dining rm. Uv rm. fam rm,
lndry rm, dinette. frplc,
hdwd fl~. newly painted In
& out. Lge patio. Walle to
We~tcllll Shops, S29.950.
646-23.45
Uo and sparkllnR 16' X 40'
hcatl'<I aod nltttPd pool for IJ!OCf"~"'~!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!lll thQse warm summer days.
An bnmac:ulnte homl' tn tu-No Down Payment
pel' l'leirant canditloo tn To Ve«-rans on this ~
Newpon Beach's finest area bdnn 2 bath family room
2,850 square fttt of l[rt'lt hom1> ~ar beeutilul parit.
fM\lly Uvlng for only $.59.950. Modem kitdlen with built tn
Submit your sm11.llrr homr range and OVt'll. -Owner
In trade. Clll !$(lay for an will pay PointJS for nu .. ie. ~ntment. 11'. Zl.!m -179 montbl
~ WESTO.JFF DRIVE
646-7711 Open ~
Crystal lall-
Ganrs
GRze F.ast and & UtUe north
n eht in the end o! 1 quirt
N l-<lr·MC on ROBIN llOOD
Pl4'.CE. Find the home of
your dream~. It 111 1biiol11tt'-
t.v r1111tairtlc for S28.SOO With
107~ down. To see Pl'OOf of
thh• statement caJJ Rottm11n
Ii O:>. NOW (day or nfaht>
546-8222, .2199 Falrvtew Rd.,
Costa Mesa.
Spaicious Refined Home
Quiet elft!'ft~ In a ~
hood ot ft.ne boron. 5 btd-
rooms er 4 btdtoOnr.1 and
m11d11 qu1rttti1 • l baths •
ronn~l ctlnlnA room . forms! uvm, room and fllmJly Uv·
tna morn.
$39.!M -.00 On
THE REAL ESTA T'£RS 6*-nn 5f¥31S
includes taxes
mE REAL ES1' A TE'RS
646-nn 54&-.
TREES AND TREESf
Lovely C\dtom built 3 bdrm.
home. -Warm! Homey?
Qmfy! -A home that'
fun to liw In. -Rol!'lnodll!Jel!I
kftchen -Covered pa&
Nioely landscaped y • r 4. m.soo with 10% down. -
Low, tow taxes.
TI!F. REAL ES1' A TEAc;
646-Tln 546-2313
-CORNER LOT
There's more for your mone:v
tn this 3 bdrm 2 bath borne,
crpt'g, new drps, f.rplc. n.ew
paint. Spse cttn1fam room
o/&oot<1 lrg tncd blcyd. We&
dcrful for growing chldm
buOd yOUl'Sl'lf a pool It mo
tnt&.ln. S('le tor y0urscl!
123.!l'iO. OWNER &U.1453
NOW'S THE
TIME FOi
9UICK CASH
THROUGH A
DAILY PILOT
'WA AD
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II DAJlV '!LOT Sawrdq, April " 19'1
HIUIU.NIW..-INltMLa MOUlll .-Na.IA&:I HOUHS H)tt SALi : HOUSH flo1t SALi ir0Us11 'oa SALi I HeU111 11oa SALi 1"°"'11 ,~ ·~· HOusu POil w.1
c ... Mau 1 tOO c .... Meta i 100 C"t• Met. 1100 Ceet1 Mee. 11W ~•p!fi IMch 1200 New,.n INcJt •• lrvfne Twrece 1245 "-''' 11ass IMch 1• --........... 1107
IY CUSTOM 8Ull011t ALMOST 1/4 ACRE OWNER. Moot 1c•II0 S BR .• fJS,500: h\li'f QY. nn. BT OWND: i Wr. C8'1 S1ftl MOYl-tN
DiltincU.. ... bocoe.. Maa Townboult; 3 8Jl 2 Ba .• wJbe.ut. l"OCtl fpl .• "'-an. OPIN HOUSE SAT ' SUN 1.s lkn, ~ mi. '"" ....... Cilll .. San .. V~rde Pt ooune 1 blocll • IASTSIDI • patio • peal: sreat loc. Cpta., drpt. Ope~ Fl1. pat.lo, flriV. ~ m.• caUamc lllt wlG lie,_ MedJ~rnneu S~h ex. By uwnu 3 bdrm bou,llt, ~ Dlcl. pr.; comp. rcdecw.; Sat., SwL 14. 0"1!.Jact 1 jM t.. .. lll I ..... , U. pedD, COlDflet ~ Lud-
teriar. • BR. 1iup tMar. ed '°" s Cliftla, ~~ GL ~ai buy! ttt Yorktown t.n., 546-9671 563251 ~ .w unn ..-.. C..... .. Mir 12M 1e. ,,_ ~ OU7
dinD>a ud hunlJy room'L Sl9.500 J>rinclpal,s only. CM. Shown by app't. :M-M™ v;;&; 4 lJR. S &1111; (HARBOR HIGHLANDS) '25,a
P'ricldatre ldldleA. l&.W -r.. &16-nc:> Ot"ti734'129 6198 za IQ, ft. Ltidtcpd., auto. 4 BB. 2lh bat.hi -now Vecant and Clean Hitll H I llU
hlti. Days call ~. LENDER'S-SALE • Nlcf BY o.rn.r. Rancho M~u qir1nlden ' door ~. s aa UM SQ. "· Evn. 54l>Q78 Ea.ti.Ide Condominium . 2 home. 3 Bdr, tam rm, kltch. Ml.500. S..3100 Aft 6 PM U 1 ft I IDKV I If 11 tbll rem ol • haaw. • Ilk, S-dotra • adl fldce GI.&
3 Bdrm 3 balha DelU'<f On bt'drooms It dining . 2 tlU> rm or den. Ae.ume GI BY OWNER 3 bdrm. l " ba. """ U91K Ir .. OJ ~ rm, 2 ba, Ip wo~-tr" Carpet,. ~. iudla~
quiet cul.de-i;ac stref't and baths. PricM undrr ull In. Low dn, can be 1etn 90~ loan. Cpta, dtpa, SZ.UIX> Joa W. C..1t Hlthw•y lot wttb Octao I hY V\ew, ~ • N.. · nu la lill,O.
Mesa Vmlt Goll Course. others at $16,700 • minimum anytimt.. ~ MacKe!We. 646-?Nl Newptl't S..ch \\~ be -tdble b> bMt.
Pool and waterfall.a. Partly down. CAll 5 4 0 • 1 I a I ~!lfi 3-:-bd-:-rrn----:l:-r:-am-, v_a_c,_open--da-.1. 54'3$4 let. '73-5107 : OPEN SUN 1 • 5 CAU. IC-M71
fum!Jbed. t'>S.500. Good lleritage Real E.s1ate NEW S Bdrm, 3 b•'"'-. " ly. No, CM. ~.!k;Cl Owner lfi,__
plJ\N'ili .. ~ • '=======~~~~~==~ Call:4 MU>' Graham 14MlSI terms. tind IN~ move? You'U Ottplacn, on 15th fairway. 1156 AuaUn ~mt I= Farel w.. 9C#ll_,,.,=""""-=---.........,--
• ania •taltg ~In toda:y'a m;i~ ~ Verde Country Club • BR. 2 be, .. ttrtnr area, c"'' Mete 1100 ,,, CHECK REALroJt iiOii °"'"' ~ ~ C.prt. 0 pen Houae. hdwd firs. owner sn.490. Oiarm1na 3 Bdrm "L" &» 3 btdl'oorM, 2 a.tbs. llv11w
Ads. Oteck them OOW· ·""' & Sun.Acr. 6 It 1 ~!M .r1 6 or wlcnd!. 4 BR. 2 BA, llv rm. de del THE BLUFFS AWIUda A .._ •L room wttb ftomutic rtre-an rm. l Yrs old. B fle!lta l.MM.EDlAl'E OCClJ. ., 1..,. pl1et. BelautlfUI kltd>en.,
OCEAN V(DI, HIGUD.
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ftorll OCUll at Runtllla1nn
8ea<:b. lllcome ~ S290
mo., pymnt low u SH6 mo.
Low ~ ,-. Int. N'umbtt Um-
n,
y . ~~ C-11 alt s. $.11.500 PANCY! •• SllorecJifh foroed ail' btetlns. 2 car
--3 Bdrms. 2 baths. with a prqe, ~ ~ yard --4 llt $19.SOO lmnwc:uls~ 4 Bdrm with beautiful yard. Loadll of add• il'f&l b' cbildreft. Ownmi
' ' itfd, IO ca.II now. <7141
Are You Letting Cash
Slip Through Your Fingers?
See If You Have Any
Of These Thi•s A
DAILY PILOT WANT~AO .
Will Sell Fast!
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t. Ceuch 37. Goff Clds
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11. ltefrlteretor 39. Ylctori.n Ml,.,..
12. PWru, Trvclt 40. l1droon1 Set
1' ........ Madahte 41. SJW. '"iector
14. ..... , n 42. L-.m Mower
1S. M.Nne T.. 43. Pool T•ble
16.0laltwMhtr 44.TINI
17. ,.,,,,_ 45. , .....
11. C.Wft Cruw · <46. Fur CMt
1'. Ootf Cart 47. Dr•pes
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21. St.,. Cellectleft 49. HorM
22. Dhlltt9 Set ~ Alrpf•M
21. ,.., '9ft 51. °"""
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61. Mot•• cycle
62. Acconn..
62. Skit
64. TY Set
65. Wertc'*tch
66. Df•lftOl't4 Wetch
67. o.Kart
6&. Ironer
69. Cam,l"I Tnfler
70.~uehrnftVI'
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so ...
DIAL DIRlft
'642-5678
fYOUI CUDIT IS GOOD>
Wfst Vl('torta :,trttl. By Din. R.in. ram. Rm. Vl.EW. 00 Possibilitlea to make thla IDO\'lni very soon. Try SSOO
Ownu, "'6-1m t.:ASTBLUPF. Alta Vilta Dt'. a View home .... $49.000 Down, payment lt'SS than
Mesa Vwde 1110
Golfen Paradise
BY OWNER: Cl<om home
on the 1Tdl 1'alrft1 °' the
Meta v .. Ccudr7 a.It
wtm • be&utitu1 vtew ., tba
&Olf coune. • bdrm, 3 b9th.
2SCX> llf. ft, many Xlfta, leu
tb&li 2 yn old. 0 P E N
HOOSE Sat &: Sim. 3036 Java
Rd., 5«M095
ASSUME 5%'% loan. 3-BR.""2
ba, (am rm. 1..11<1ry, new
carpet, We entry. New
dabwlhr, water lleaM &:
d!ap. Le dbie fl1>1, $28,300
Owner.~
3 BR. 11' BA, Camtlridge
mocW. Lee fam mi., uti1
nn. 3DxlS covered patio
Boat Oii ""' irtorqe aru. ~.54;).1&
.
t.OYEl.Y a.em:. baDt 4 BJt., tam rm, 3 BA. 2600 Sq. tt
New dubhouw A Soll
ODUnl. M,500 .546-2263
1115
CHARMING, Quiet 3 Br
iklme. Hu everything. Low
mamtienance yard. Priced
well be:low market.
5t6-ta or 549-1623 eves.
• BR I . OPEN SUN J.2..4:J) rent.
.1 w potential Git/bee m Evtfllns Canyon Rd., ow
hutilul ~an Vin, oo Or•w COISt Pro,.rtir Two valuable Iota. OlM • ._
%10 Golderod. <PEN SUN. 332 ~. CdM maiO
JOLLY ·REALTOR IG-ZDI
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1705
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84'1-&m
RINTALS
Howes Furnished
leftt11t te Sha,. 2005
FEIWZ Only. Sbr 3 BR
heme. 1 ddld OK. $85 mo
at11 pd. a111 -. mime
eftfpm
WOK.AN 21 to 35 to ....
........ Qdlfn ox. cw-. . ...,
C"t• Meu 2100
VERY clean 3 bdrm home
with large fenced rear yard,
completely fQ rn II b e d
Available April lOtb $115
month. A~t~
S15. 1 BR furn ~ 2nf
hcitlc A"1., CM 5G411 ........ 2151
%K VIA Lido Nord end TJ5
Via Udo Nord. o.n Ill:
~m:~
New;ort a.ch 2200
T im;-2 BA, fJlilC: ! aep.
p.rages.. April 1 • June 10
1225 per mo. Summer rental
Jime 10 • Sept .ll). Wilrta
rental, Sept 10 • June 10
$225. ptt mo. 1037 West
Bailboa Blvd, 548-70'72
2 BR Beach cottqe, 6 doon ..
from Ocean. Ye«t around
$120 mo. LAD 642....aut
Hvntfnpn Buch 2400
CLEAN 2 BR bouae. i.anit·
Downtown H.B. 2 Blocks
from Library. $US. S3M981
L .. una leltch 2705
1 BDRM with view, furn, ms mo. Call !:ditb
McMaboo 837"'630 dY. El'e,
544-3474
RENTALS
Howes Unfurnw...J
Cott• Mela '100
lorl~ Cosll MISI
Home for leue. 4 BR 2 batha
~ room, 1lr!place. blt·
IDI, new carpetin& 2 car pr.
•• fenced. Immed ~
cy. ~/mo. ~ 546-1440
NEW 3 BR, 2 BA. fireplace,
carpets, dra~. dtabwuher
ttc. Immediate occupancy.
$225. mo. 6464112 -· .;.~ct·:~~~ "'--\l'ft\·. en; o.
146-2042 549-1061 Eve1
3 BR l~ a., fun rm, pool
Fenced back yard. $2li;Vmo
S5il Sturdeoo or .. CM
2 BR, clean, nice)y located.
S95 mo. 968 W. 1Tth SL
• 548--6$4 .
4 BR, 2 BA. fenced $180. New
crpts. cbl>t. dbl pr. Z1l5
Panons St.. 543-'158C
2 BR. home: carp., cti!lpea,
dbl. garage: pm. elderly
cple. ms. 548--9524
DUPLEX. 2 BR. clle-lll. M"W1Y cl«. ,.&. Mi-2949
evee or wlmd&.
SKAU. 1 bdrm hae,
ADULTS 2'IS Mclnte Vlata
Ave. CM .
Met. Verde J11 0
3 Bdrm. 2 ba, fenced yd,
p&tio, cpt1. ~ blMna.
Leue $195 613-5800
....,.,. leech ma
NEW C BR 3 ti.ti\ ........
V1EW HOME, QJl.C' ...
cupeted ......... J
ftreplaces, familJ roam,
c!bdnc room. b re • k fa a t room. $450/mo. oa JT'a
lea.le. ~altor: .. 2 • 5 2 0 0
dlys; u 3-1982 ~
""'"""' 'wk m7
UNIYEISll'Y PAii
3 BR. 2 t.. fr1*:. ~a
dnipes. ajJ elec ~
BR.AND NEW. lmaaed ,._ .• szo Ptt DIQ,.
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.... dble cw. fnc.'Cf 7d. Yr-turn. POOi. n-c: file • .,.UO. iJ~. st40 mo. lmme.cl CK:C. )>a.)' view. MllltJI. no peta. 6'fNUI Jllne.AQI teue. $300 mo. 4.ll'i (DO. 4 iii: 2 ba, 2 car util pd. '7Ml22 aft 6 pm.
..... wll dee COll\p}., lt291 fURN 1 BR, pr, quiet
~ Ln., 962-Z'18'7, 962-tenant, lovely yard. $12!$ ori
@ l~. Or•nce Coast Ptqier-
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1...-... lruld"I at Yeur 0..-
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INDUsT. ~ 133 le t• CONnlCTION S UPP LY w. 1'1tb CM. ~ ,q ROUTE
"·· low • We -.. fl. (21.3) Unld\lll opportu;n1ty lot mu ~ °" woman to t'Hk>ck new
type c.ol.n dllpenaert wltb Lett~:..-----•-1_00 bleh qualll;Y packqed food producta. Handlin& brand R·2 lot 80lclJO ........ $9,859 namet only. NABISCO. No
DAR.Y PILOT
*
U:KE New 4 BR Unfllm _ti';....6~------~· e<m Klliler St. BB WALK to beach A. slier& l ~~ mo. call 66Q89 BR Yum. $135 mo. Ulll pd.
Call ent m.«l"fl
PltqM $275
LAGUNA UDO 4ft-21.JS
TH I t~J t:: AL
E . -:-; ' I. 1 : r:: .' .
M corner • .. • • • • .. • $10,300 11elling. Dependable ~nun
Comm. with houle • • $19,500 Cllll net VERY H l G H
M·l l3X300 17 Sl • · .. $20.00> EARNINGS. Part or tuU
Other M·l lots SU,000/up time. Requires $USO lo ~a Wlftt? Whlddya Get?
Lochort ltealty $3250 for immediate 8la!°t. S'ICIAL CLASSl,ICATION fOlt tfWlttftgtoft :...~ 1 Jar&e 'Bdrm Apt,
H..,._,r MOS SWedltb frplc. fUrn. 1165. 646-3322 646_2301 Write !or person al in-N&TU•aL •A•to.1 SWA,PllS tervlew, clring p h 0 n e ~ -~ 31755 S. COAST ~IGHWAY, SO. LAGUNA PRICEb TO SELL
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$70 • Bach. apt, no ldtcb. S.ta Ana 5620Santa An• 5620 WATERFRONT
HOME
(12) 1 BR units + 2 BR home
~ 1115' X 30IY. No V&c&D•
des, Price $106,000 -
$,35,<0> down.
I .... a 1IW1lbtr to lnt:er-State Dist. Spedal Rate
HerlMw 1....... ro,.. Co .. tru Wett Katella, Suite S llMS -S ffMM -5 ltucks
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Clftly. 6TW936 W• haw• recelvMI Cham.Mr .t CormMrce Civic
50 X 1?5 lot 221, An&beim, cal.ifornia , ltUlU • t,D ¥\Ill IMtlUDI
plus 1mal.l rental 9'Z804 1-wi.t ,.. ..... .. "'*· t-Wl\et .,.., -11t ".,..
LGE. 2 Rm. Bach. Strett hautJffcatien award for ,... 2 YMrt • • • ce.... OCEAN VIEW DUPLEX
.-.5:000 ...:.------...,,-a-vou•.....,. ,,,,,,, • ....._ .._..,,_et..,.,...,._ .,i DONUT SHOP WITH COJo'. ~ING FOi SAi I -faAOIU ONL\'1 i BR 2 bath. private doclt .•
lmmed. occupancy. Lease entrance. R.efermces. ... the , a BR each, quiet street. George William90l'I, Rltr. t'EE SHOP net& SlOOO per PHONE 642.5671
ITT3-4300 OPEN EVE.5. munth. Top location on Te ,.l•ce Your Treder'• PerecliM Ad • -.t..$13.1.lmo. Bkr. Call Ray
~a.n 84T-:!531
S85 Month. 67:>-0622 Price S23 000 $5000 do
lalltN 4300 Ultair" ~om $99~50 OC~N V~EW ~~·I wn. '°~!o~~:AVi~!G~.~A
Extra larcre one !:.room. two bedrooms and 2 .\C!·es. cor. inclui.1r1a1 sit<'. White water and Coast· FOuntain Valt.y 3410 CLEAN Badlelor Af>ls. ,.. -~...: ~price. Neal J . Martin. line views
All atil Incl $15 up studios. Hotpoint bullt·lns. nangerators, 548-3333 4:!6 Nyes Place
I -'SR, 1% BA tam. home. 315 E.. Ba1lioa Blvd. carpets & drapes, private patios. pool, rec-UNITS WANTED Laguna Be:wh
J'&ced yard, IJ1' tcboala, BALBOA 613-1845 reation area, separate children's Section. We have a list of high qua.11• cm> 494-9388
Qffnlclen. $%15. --tit BAalEl.OR Yrty, middle It t r... f·A 18\ll!UI RD. fled Income Oie:nta and In. PARTIAL Ocean v i e w ; g, qed DWI, S'15 9'J8 E. Balboa ~ Alllf"ft C0rona de! M Chol -u Bel.,..., .. .,.,.,,. ................ " u-•·~--& Fl-St., •·•ti ,.__ Yeltn1'I mtettsted in buyhljr · ar. ce ,._ Townbouae; 4 BR., l"la .,,..,.,_ ---r-,.. -.. """ Income Property • Unlta • o'lize lot NOT leasehold.
B1'00khurst Ave. · owners
hea'lh fon·es i01med. sat' • ·;;1 CHt:V. C11mpfr Bux, 27'.
tor aJ p1·ice $9:100 excellcnl sleeps 8. self.cout;iined. V1l-
lcrms. The Real Estaters uc $2500: trade for Dod~
646-n7.l. A-108 with V-8 engine: call:
BUSINF.SS BUYS 842-__ 27_os ______ _
Cocktails-Food Gr $300M yr. WlLL TRADE 14' Fiberglas
A .l W Franchlae. Bcb area. BOAT 6 MOTORS: 1965
European Rat.-$12.500 dn. Sazuld 150 for VOLKS-
Lawidromat -Gr '1400 mo. WAGEN.
DOYLE WOOD CO. 548-1168 5464186 aft 6 p.m. lill.a pool, frplc., dbl pr,. 541.7415 Commercial• Acreage. Lovely trees. 673 ·2010 ~. drapes; 96Mm Lido Isle 4351 ru-'----'-ID.._11 _R_e_•l_tor_______ LAWN Mower shop or in· WANTED tor Daughter. ~..-~ ventory. 145 E. 17th St., Late Model compact car. •--.a. 37-1 BR. G~ Single edult . S Realty 675-4031 OCEAN and bay view, cor-Coata Mesa. 6t2-6100 auto. Trade desk. lealher l.. __ ..,.-_n_a_-.. _____ ~ M pets. Util pd. l14S mo yr:C iiiOliitii•ii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilOOiii Coron• del Mer 5250 2443 Coast Highway, CdM ner Ebb Tide I.'. Crown Dr. chair, credenza. cost over
.Rent1ls Available lY· 673®7 tve TAX SHELTER Harbor View Hills, CdM 8u1. W•nted 6305 $f,OO as down payment.
1 U . HARBOR 1 BDRM BL K to D 't . tbJl; Tittl onf'y L.sehold. 644-:?632 ----------340-t'.l37 pt:! It houses · a pnce lalboa ltland 435~ c>. Ww . \\'ANT established b<'auty -' _ __, _ _
rtiiaes. We need addJtionaJ ----i:.'~dult no ~ls~~ sl:op. II ave cash. Send full HA VE 3 BR & 4 BR BluH~ ~tats' property listings. SS> Yrly Cozy Bach apt, ftREENS Yl'lY. 673-'1629 info 10 Box M-79. Daily Condominium Sll.000 and
_CtJST()MERS WAITING empt man, no pets, util pd. ' Q Pilot. nt,500 eqult.,v. WANT F&C ~kwitb Rlty Laiuna Bcb. open 116 A Aiate H ti•..._ ... -... ~~-vacant orTD's Bkr. 675-2500 s. Coast Hwy. 494-'m BACHELOJt • lJNFURN. _u_n_ ............... _. __ ~----ANNOUNCEMENTS Cheshire Real Estate 1....;..;,,,..,...Ja-~--mod..,... '"="em--=3-=n=-. Hunt~ IMch 4400 frolll $100 FURNISHED-646-and NOTICES WANT Travel Age,y.
,. "a home w/sunken liv FREE UTILITIES Ind.. util. UNllUllNISHED F Found (Fr" Ads) '400 HH0AtVe1E1e .. ~:UArtOcG1~0.,w.':tti! ifti, frpl. 2 patios fully 1 • 2 A S BD:RM. 2 bedroom, 2 baths studio. ~ • ......,
btscpd. many bJto featutts. 2 Be. ~Qu~tl,A~~tll ~::· J'URN. 1: UNJ'URN, carpei., dra~. built-im. 1 FOUND: Brindle Great Dane 673-7420 673-9187
, i, 1'1kll from bch. S225., 494-00 pe.... le .....,ap~. Heated PooJl9, Qllld Cite block to 5 Points Center. Pup; vie. of Mariners Dr . .l WILL exchange s Acres.
i8T7 MT-21.25 Cmter Adj. to SboppiJW -• From 1125. per mo. Santiago Dr., N e w Port no.OOO. value near Palm
'MONARCH BAY AREA EXTRA Large 2 BDRM. 2700 P~tenon W~. at Har-Key at 7681 EUia Apt. B, or . E~ach. Call I: identify 642-Springs on ~plex or lri-
r.(,OVELY OCEAN VIEW $130. Ulil pd. NO PETS. bor I: Adam.I O>lta Mesa. 842-8300 9497 pie."< in So. Orange Coast
• 6 den .l!~~ 962-1636 or SJ6.e'l41! ' -""2--stl--rnrUlf---fum-.-RI.ACK Shaggy-dog-.:-ps:rk!tf~ arna~-nn *"· frpl, pool. S225 mo. BACHELOR. Util pd, S90. lot Hoag Hospital looking in What do you think of our
Adults 496-1243 betw 10.0 pm SINGLE ADULT ooly. Nr 5 Ir· ·lachelor cars for owner. Lo s t! ''TRAr>ER'S PARADISE"
TQP Of the World 4 bdrm Points. 842-2219 ORl!AJIS Utilities included. 64'?-5146 548-7482 Drop us a card. Classified
home, ju.at redecor, $235. Near shopping. BL.ACK Female cat vie Oept, P.O. Box 1875. Dai11
2964 Mountain View Dr. or Legvne Beech 4705 &ftft SO't Knoxville, Apt. D. HB. $q1,!0ra School in Mesa del Pilot, Npt Bch, Calit.
call '1'.29-4748 collect NEWLY fumisbed· 3 bdrm . .,,.1.J, 5.1&-~14 Mar. 54&;-6n6 or 642-~-*
COi• -~.:':.-1 3'50 %¥.a bath, all electric built • 2 BR Duplex. Pool, Privacy, TWO Pawn Tickets, v l c * *
-"""" · Panoraml · cpt• d""'" 1 ""' gar like Harbor Blvd. owner call le ms. .c view over-3 BR APTS "• . ,.... ''""' , WESfCLIFF z BOR, 2~ looking Allio Beach. $220 new. $130. Avail AP r identity 546-1672
be., beau decor, plulh cpt». 216.Zl Wesley Or., 499-3155 POOL 10th. 842-0008 CLIPPED Poodle Black No ANNOUNCEMENTS
lluve DUPJ,J:."'X C<JM. LN·
OOM.E SjlJ per month
SIO,:;oo t.'QUity. Want 3 or
be<l.t'OOm h o u s e, C<JM.
PRlNClP~LS only. 675-
Leaving State. Trade
Triplex, 23' Cabin CruJ
or 33' Hse trlr, for cat,
travel trlr, tuilerable boa
TD's or ? 646-7616
HA VE 4 wUt Apt In Costa
Mesa. Will trade for beer
bar & restaurant in Oranp
C.o. Owner S45-0J95
.APTS & 0Bl~~i-zoned"'WliUi'
for 7:i+ units. San Juan Ca·
po. 700' front. i:an divide
lot~. S8IM eq. Trd TO, '!
Owner. 494-49'.lr. 494-4653
Waterfront Ir dock. #2 Bal<'
boa Coves, NB. EquitY
$50,00), Trade lor TD'
hoijle or lease/option. c~
to Bkrs. 6TiH331
HAVE clear 116 x ·125 M·l
Los Angeles area, $16.300.
WANT home Corona del
Mar, NB area up to $55,ln>.
Qualified bu.Yer Corb'
artin :Rtb 8. et.Fleet
'594>1ds good motor w/other
parts '57 Olds Fiesta Sta. W.
New trans. 1 owner. Trade
tor 125 ft. 6 tt. wood fence
or Mech. labor. 545-9187
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SERVICE DIRECTORY . lovely CO'/. patio, J.11 elec 2 A 3 Bdrm 2 ba Pool. I.D. vlclnjty Fairview Road, and NOTICES
k 1 t ch, w sh r, drier. RENTALS ADULTS ONLY Patio. M 0 RA KAI, 818\ P CM. 546-3086 CHtraetors
aaWla, dbl gar $275 lse AptL UnfurnitfMd Garfield. Pvt street 1 blk SlAMESE, Seal Point found Funeral• 6412 6620
N. oU Garfield. 96'.i-3994 : · N t H Id tity ,,..., ------------------..-.1 Gener1I 5000 1741 Tustin Av9nut ~ p . ts. en """" • ROOM ADDmONS •• ~ALS -------Coste Mete 642-4641 Lagun• h1ch 5705 T BEAUTIFUL yo\ll1iliiamese WESTMINSTER L. T. Construction
• pta. Fumishecl VENDOME lliii-lliiii?-llliilliiiiiiET-.....-liiaiiii UNFURNISHED APT: 2 cal wandering in vie of 2214 MEMORIAL PARK F!~ s~~ st~~: 21
Costa Mesa 4100 Prelti&e Mdrell bdrm, n e w 1 y dt!CtJl'ated Pacific Ave. C.M. 642-4676 Mortuary & Cemetery plans CUilom designed. Y.
SPICIALI O'\lerl.oolclng Aliao Beach, S. MALE White cat. Vic of Compltt• fvnerala eatimates le Jayout. phone:
2 WKS FRl.E RENT MAR11NIQUE Laruna. Near • ho PP I n g CorJ>na del Mar. 673-8309 from $245 e 847-lSll e
center, beaches. H e a t e d C mete 1-a.. Additions * Remod&lin
$22.50 Wk. Up
•-studio • s.cb apCL e "8d Utlla 6 Phone -..
•·'!Maid Sentce • 1"V ...0..
••Nft Cafe la. Bar
Make ~ NOW C.ARDIN APTS. pool. Clean, comfortable. Loet 64CU 1 ry v•• N.wfy Reclecor1ted Adulta. no peu,. Only $155 from $130 ~ H. G~;:n
Closa to thopplnt..Park Parklike surroondinp per mo., year lease. ot Lost · in ~per Arch :~~::._~~wme~t ~
m4~ Newport Blvd. 548-9'155 .__ Club & Glrla Club ll'URNISHED BACHELORS TIDE REALTY Beach Heigbl.9 "Miramar" ... ,,.....,,. one eau C -r• 499-3115: eve 499-4~ 7 mo. male Lilac Point place means less cost erpet Cl .. ning • Spacioua 3 Br'& • 2 Ba UNFURN 1 BR· 2 Bit· 3 BR Siamese. Heartbroken tod-No traffic problems. A'n'RAC Specious 2 BR. ww
b'pta, drps. bltn~ appliances. wane to stores, child over 12
OK. $124..50 Ph: 549-3643 or
~ 2256 ~le Apt B Aleo
,~1st Unt Z BR $99.SO
e Swim Pool • Put/sr«n 2 baths availa~ 100 CLIFF DRIVE dler fa.mil)'. Reward-Dr. 14801 Beach. Wettminster e WALL TO WALL e e Frpl JndiT!lndry fac'lt Carpets. drapn. ir~e LUXURY roRN/UNFURN Tignor ••••• 494~ 53:r-1725 893-2421 e CARPET a..EAN?NG e Adultl A Family areu 11th & S.nte Ana, CM. Year'0 Lease. 1 It 2 BR BIG Diaoount! ., MlSSlNG -"Ola Ola", my 1145 A...Wm Ave. 646-4233 646-5542 steps to Sbore 6 Shops C L I &
C .. "'~2-2824 1-.l!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!l!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I!! """" vt from ~... lonlt'haired. long tail. silver CetMtery Lots 6411 •rpet ay ft9 ..... '7J 1, ""~an "" "ef'Y _.. colored dog; vie. of l:loag bpalr Maple Capri from nso mo up. Hospital. Reward. 64&-4.196 z CEMETERY Lota. Pac -----.-..SUS CA5nAS
Hew Units Now Rentin&
Furnished Bachelor I:
RENT !PAC 2 A 3 BR, 1% batm 496-ZHt SlAMF.SE male cal, It tan View Memorial Pk. Vista INS'IALLATIONS, re
3 Roems Pumltu,. Cl>ll. drps, 2 poo.ls R1ntel1 W•nted 5990 w/blk.: approx. 10 mos: dd Mar Plot Make otte:. re-stretcb, sales. Apt.I
$25 M _ _..... Near ahp'g and schoola Sun., vie. E. Ocean Blv.. Contact qwner: 34-727 Via apedalcy. Reaaonable. 1 ~ Units Vlll1I FROM $99.50 1 Bedroom. FurniBhed « if Bal. Rew. 673-5013 &ho, Palm Sprinp, Ca. DIAMOND. 5.16-«l55 ~ )~al~~on by ~~~.ucl. ,,.. • 1 FULL ~P110N TO BUY r _!fll· 1. 998 Ma .. ~.e. ~ u.nI_urru.h, ed .MU •. ~! ..,have . _ ~ t~rrl~~· aJe ~, o. "='-9'226"""'°'2=---,.--:. =.,...,,-~ ') •w · ~ ~-: 'MA>"~~N ·-1$---~ VV?' _,,~~.: ~ .~ . ...._.. ~lj·ll}i __5--;_,1 -~lll'-~~:.11i,. •.··~.-·· ''Jllll~....;..;...,,~Ot.::1~::_~~-r "·M.F.R:C '·srrver·Vlfl ·lpi. -~ithgar~~nic;;.;;ruIT",....r 10th & Acaeia HBa36-0017 or'~~SacrUlci.''PVr'J)t)'.
wntown Costa Meaa. im Furniture Rtnt•lt DLX Bac:;h Apt. w/llv rm WELL. BEHAVED Poodle. 675-0933
• "-..010 1a..a Bdrm kitchen & ba. 1 &:. Balbo WHITE Ra.bbit w I brn e.yes ---------"' .... 517 w. 19th. C.M. IMS-..-Newport Beach, a or vi·c -• Woodl·-.. "-'"', CM SERVICE DIRECTORY th. 646--0'228 or 541)-7969 2 BR Apta. 3 BR ~Pl w/3 Col'Ol'la del Mar area. May Vl .,,.. .-..;UJ
-* 1 BDRM FURN APT* Cotte Meu S100 ba. Nr schls I: rwys lll walk-1st. 642-M57 weekdaya 6-8 Reward. 9 546-3580 Babytittfnt 6550 G .... nlftl
.UUI-¢. ExceJ>t lights. ing dial ot OCC. PM ----.;..-----
. 6dults. $80 mo. 548-28'28 BennuA YIH•e 988 El Camino, Apt. 1• CM w-ANTED-. ___ J_IUl_e_.15_. _o_n_l_on_. g P•raonals 6405 WILL Babysit. My home. l Ja.,.,.._ G•rdenet -,.}.99'l Harbor IDvd-CM -. z BR Apt. New cptl. drpa, term lease, 3 BR bouae. COME In fo 00 free child up to 2 years old. $20 Exper., complete yard
No hldrn ts Sl20 mo G l . r Y r wkly. 548-1395 Vic Harbor aervlce. Ftft eatimate1 f1 4 o A TT RA C T l V E . S)>ac 2 & 3 BR. H~ baths c · or ~ · • C.d.M. ive ovinir care. lipstick of your color choice miopping Cenler ~.spa.~. 2 bdrm. large Carpets, drapes tr POOL! Pvt. court-yd. MS-6769 Xlnt re!. 5.49-10_1_0___ le try our refreshing mblt ___ e_se_~ •
~tio. g&r, adults. no pets. Near Shopjjlng-& schools. 5200 WANT to rent 21.23• self con· mask with honey & almonds CH:LD care ln my home, f~ll GARDENING, complete
' Qpen 2234A Rutgen Dr. From $110. Newport hach tained Motor Home or 15' &: our strawberry trappe or part-time, also will vice. 30 years experience ~GE 1 BR, in 1.4-Plex. Mgr. 2214 College #~ 2 bdrm. study, 2 ba, 2 ahwn, walk thru Camper. 3 week& clearl!er. Would you believe ~:m Xlnl co;nd· Any age. relia.ble. Excellent wodr,,
.airpets, water paid. Quiet JUST COMPLETED dee blt-in.s, sunken patio, starting July 8. 837-2999 we're not in the i~ cream --------60-4389
at'fa nr So. Coast Plaza $90. Brand new deluxe 2 BR wttb q»iu. drps., gar. 1 blk to FAMILY OF t + dog wants bu.&ineu! Fountain ol Youth .8ebytitting my home
541.1517 aft 5 dya or wknds. garage. $125. carpets, drap-beech. Adults, no pets S200 Npt Hgti. area 2/3 BR unf 1416 So. Coast Hwy, Laguna Hour-day-week. ~
HOUSE Ll"g 2 BR 1% ea, bltns. F~ patio. Gar-yrty. 60-3666 hse/apt. yrly lie. 547-'1'749 Beach. Located in the new
tie patio, pool. E/skie $180 dener malnt. 2619 San~ Ana GOU> Medallion 2 br. 2 ba. ROOM w/private b 1 th . addition of the Art Center. Brick, MalOftry, etc.
n> 2310 Santa An~ CM Ave. (Adolts Only) 537~ cpts, drps, bit-ins, $175 mo Laguna Area only. From S50 I Attrectiv1 Woman 21-26 6560
*7985 $125 673--2370 or 548:8758 · to S60 mo. 548-5998 days I meet 00C1genial man ex-AU. TYPES ,,fas on r y .
U lrge BachelOI', mod. • T houte ·change photos 1st. Brick,. Block, Cement work.
'i41ts only. no pet&. 1125 Luxurious own Newport Hgta. 5210 Roomt for Rent 5995 1909 Ct. Npt Bch. Also ren .. irs, An ""'"''ear. 1 9 7 -Studio Apt. 2 BR. Ht bath . ,....,. ..,. ,,.. mo, deposit, req. a El""' ki""-'"-. Beautiful bi., 3 BR Untum Cotta1re 2 GOLFERS for foursome, pentry I: Roofing. 636-2916. P M A t 9 "" '""'""' ... .. IN · Quiet modem -home arsons, . gr P · pool. Nr. shp'g. Adults only a:nd garage. 646-4664 ColleJe Park. Male. Must early Sal. start. timP; on BRICK, Coocrete, Cupen-
llfMSSAU Palms l A: 2 BR HARBOR TOWNHOUSE 24m~ E. 16th Stttet be neat &: clean. Ref. req. coun.es vie. CO>'lta Mesa. try CUstom Cablne~ Srnall A'o o.r Unf Sl.1>$150. Hid 2217 Harbor Blvd., CM 2 BR duplex, cpt.s, drps. bl1· S40/mo. ~l eve ' . Pref. 85 to 95 shooten. a.tO-jobs. OK Free Est 96UM5
JICJOl 177 E. 22nd St. 642-3645. MlSSION MANOR-ina, ,,...t patio. pr. Like wknds. 1459
Lovety 2 BR fum. util Deluxe Unf 2 BR WO mo. New. No pet.I $140. 64C-27'11 LAP.GE B e d r 0 0 m . Con-TRANSFERRED Abroad will CarpenNring 6590
pt. 5~~°!':' (1 block g.. Newb' decorated, nicely Jnd. • • .-a. •-5240 venlent arM. KJtcb prlY. $12 i.ell membership .Balboa 'NO JOB TOO SMALL•
llVt) --~ ..-A ··-1 ,_ .. _ s.cbe---_., wk Bay Club. PJea1e wnte Box .. ..:_....__tlal r-.o..··trlal ,.,_:_ ~ BDRM APT. POOLl ... .,... nuou ... ,,.... • M-80 DailY Pilot <M:Jll..,.. ...... ..., '-"'"' • tor, $110. 288i Meadoza Dr .. BAY Vi911Vl 2 BR.. carp., ____ 64_2-_175_58___ merd&J ·Ma l n ten an c e
) ' , Maid le linen ~ Apt. A.. 5460l21 drapes, bltns .. pool. NICE rm. Good 1 o c . Flnancfal backing for Repair It R e mod e L a~le. $1.lO . .,........,_ 1 BR $95. ~ pllnted. $135 Yeerl7 873-3690 Omgenlal boine. $55 with better met.hod in oew boom ReuonsbJe. Ur.. bonded. '1 ~ • WILSON WF3I' • jleMut prden, w/prdnr. kllch pr!Y. 5C8-5998 ind~try. Mr. F\JUer 673-0121 sured. ·
·, l Bl', UUl Pd Btd Pool! t.ndry. No ehldrn Oil pets. Corona def Mir 5250 SU.50 UP wk W I kttebtn ALCOHOLICS Anonymous e 962-1961 or 642.~ e
,A41ltt. -.mo. 6*6211 646-2118 1;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; $22.!'lO up Studio Apt&. 2384~ Harbor Arf'a. Phnof' 673-872.4 REPAIRS * ALTERATIONS
a Duplex, cleu. encloted NEWLY painted 3 er. 1% * 11. .... ...1 Reef * NdWPQrt Blvd. CM 548-9135 P.O. Box 1223 Cotta Mesa. CABINETS. An.Y me Job.
• wuber, patio. Adulta. be, CWdna wekome, $148. .......... V'ORKING l: College pla DICK: I lOY'e you. but Loyd 23 Yra •xper. 548-m3 ~ ~ aft f PM. Mn. Ginger Mclnbon. Mgr. APARTMENTS live on Bal llle, K1t It Mii~ needl 111>' vote more e Oarpeatry e Cabtnets e
BR Carpeted, dra,ped. 862 W. Oater, Alt 1 CM. SPEC'l'ACULAR VIEW rec: rin incl $55 mo 615-3613 ttian you. Nancy e Blt-ina e Alterations •
ti Q . No pea. $130 I>l:LUXE Lrr 2 Bil Nw Watertrmt/l,.oc • Boat KITCH Prfvflepa, men Clftly, BALBOA Bay Cob Mern-e Repaln e Reul 646-9583
cpta. ceu beat. dlbwlllr. Slips Available S40 mo. 8CD Govemor St, benbip for tele S'IQ) Call
Mowing • F.dgjng • Ga1rdeninld
Sprinkler Repair
847-9558
MOWING, Edging, vacala\1Jllj
Gen'! c!&up. Hauling.
Odd jobs. • 54S.a'i51
ANTHONY'S
G•rden S.rvic.
646-1941
Reas. monthly care. Pnm. tna. LandlCaping. Exp. bor~
tiC!Ulturist. "Tender,
Larae 1 Bdrm, ve1'1 pr, adHI, SUO. • 7 ' ' 2 BR • 2 Bath AJJt•, CM 646-0289 S33-l123. . . Cllnlnt, Cone..... 6'00
...,_, prqe, quiet Aduftw 81\allmar. 50-f95i . LEASE · or· BUY FOR Sale Charter Mem· CF.MENT Work. all kinds. Lawn & yard
1'I> pets, '62 !»esi. ~ 2'-1 BR. AptB Pl A wtr pd. $420. Mo, A up • S09.50() up Mlac. Rentel• 5"9 bNllbtp In Newport Beach Instant credit -an major u.a.
care tor Ol'ftn Gardens" •
!?ifi; '° • • UUI paid. J\Jrn or Untum. fl'O and ms Ocean Blvd., CdM • GARAGE FOR STORAGE Tennis C111b. ISSO. 673-78H Cttdlt carda incl oil cards ,-eep MS to S80 ff~ UtflJICI. aJso SIJO. 545-2153 813-1'788 -for forth~ tnfo • .......___.. 12 M mtotil, grade. 540-8mi t n ~1551 al 7 ,.._.......,. ~· to ~· a.,. min. · t pm 2 Bit, $9.l. <lUm OK~~ Hf'T'nWI Tron. M11T. •15. :ll77 Miner, C. M. Ant'9Uneem•tt 6410 Rtaeonable. 530-464f EXP£JUENCED Garaenrr
uz s!: ~ !_~ ~,... 9G2-i851 ot
642
-288:i Coast Heall• Chlb ~ ~= r!'c:!'\! *ite'::~~~bte~~~
.. 1 BR-... • °""' .. .... UAL ISTATI • nm umu • lmall. can: 892.lQSI EUROPEAN GARD
..... Kopdl. Older.pref. m.c MtpOlla G.c;:.., -,, ..... WUb ........ n-. 11.J ~--p·-• Llnd8Clplni -MaJntet11DOf
...... ~ -. .... St. ..... -.mi ~ --------1 ~ M -· aid""~ ·&~ v~ NUCCI. S4M33T eves. l'l:i:::===·=·=·== 2 • Unllnt.. W'11 to nil • tllM ACID ·Income ~!!!!! .. OPll'; =A wm ---• l'llDOftL 80-1010 • JAPAN'&SE GAJU)~a&t "l!!!!~!!!!!..,~C-.!!! -........... ,... -a 1:a. ... a u...... llACM ~IX .. hil ol aq )Clnd ~ ~IJNP. LI
l;I om ~ I~ I ,... HOME AND JNOO?B m I:. -St. --•t low9lt prtca. Gut. ""' 531-?0U mt 7 p.m • ...-r l It. .., ._. 2 Iba. ...._ ,..., T.-.. • a.tat'l .,... I 2 • 3 Bedroom • 2 b&th mite BUSil:BJ• cur 'l'Nv .. WUl1tmanlblp. ta-8514
WPONllllZ _, el·ilt OK,•• io .... SW ,rty .... ..VO... .tul!ll I yn old -Double,.... ~ ~ ~ CEMENT wvtt, a1J cnea.. o..r.t Set f'lell
.. 1rtt lie. ldll. a mlt ~. •Ila a.... CcDC .... 2'U qe With ~ llM!d 1•nt ----.,....... 9o ~ all Fl-ft eat c ft NB , t;EwLY Decor. S BR. I ii ~ nr. a..~· Both onlla are iq:>adoaa. -...,.,, .._ 6 tOm\. &.oelt ""'too 1111 • · • Pahltinl, Plmnbtng. 8"" llOM ror rent to .,.... Nr. alticppq • IOllle.. OCC: Live 1" <ft alld help ma.It" """' 11 If. S1\11UQC 54MSl5 penb')'. &ul R~ f"llW'OCI
oa ~L Npt ti') El CamJDD ApC. A 2 1 •• -i ... , wUJ redfc. pn.ymtnt• wtU. ttte other. -OOl'f'T II"* ft h'a1 pt 11f0RYK CX>NCRE'l'E BukA~ OK
3? -.. .,... 10~ cto.m. _......, . _. w M wtta • NO J~ 100 SMAIL Call •·Mitte'' "2.o.141 · Wcrillll aaJe. fr~ PLAa ,_. ....... .._... S* AJ.. 2 BR. 1 BA. '52.2!IO b7 • ;-.,:;:: ~ -u 1 rrte Mt -~ --_,_ Want Adil! ..._ -:rm--.._ -o.tJl.,1 nJJll'f. -· Pttm .... THE REAL at'ATERS -.. _ .. - --.--
.,.. --W-. --•tttl MWm ... ~ DIM•.. """" • a.Got !~ ADii --dntlel -· -" -· , ' •
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SiRVICl OIRECTORY JOBS & EMPLOYMENT JOBS & IMPLOYMINT f
I
General Servtc .. 6612 Help W.tn ted. Men 1100 Help W•nted, Mett 7'100 11
Odd Jobber Agency
Clerk * Olnltructlon Oeu·Ul> e Stock * Weedin1 * Windows (doy 5hift)
.
*Hard Work
.8efl Viloria 548-7240
.Doug Casey 673-374.5 e Crater Hauling 6730
HAULING + GENERAL (day shift)
CLEANUP Call or apply at You name ii -I haul it
Reas. Big John 642-4030 co. t/ HAULING. Trash pickup. CLA·YAL Trunming, Anything.we do
It alL Expert 'll"ork. 545-2792
SA VE MONEY * Before you Foremost .
'" the vital, ex·
Take it to lhe dump calJ panding fi eld of automatic Us! &46-9188 or 642-iiti66
valves and controls. Income Tax 6140
17th & PLACENTIA I Last Notice! Costa Mesa 548-2201
Deadline for Taxes An equal opportunity employer APRIL 15th
Don't delay any longer. No All Types pes;ialties and no return mis-Job Want9d, Lady 7020 filed In 20 )'TS. Our fees are FIBERGWS the lowest for quality work. COMPANION-Housekeeper. Don't be mislead by cheap Malure. reliable woman, LAMINATING PERSONNEL! comeon's. You get ' exactly age 45. Havt> own car, Part what you pay for. or full time. Dail) Pilol Box TOP MONEY
C'..all NOW tor appl No. P76
for <lav~ or PVPninizi;. CARPET ---rtoor Ch<1pprr \lrn, Rollprs. Oramnt: Olir wnrk ts 100•; ~1ar i;tr1ppi11s::. W;oung, Wails. Mole! Maintenanc., Coa~f Bus1nc~~ ::irrv1re Windowx washed. 5:11-0067 S1111ta Ana Prnf'I. Blcfs::. E X P E R J E·N CE D --(n flBERf AB 1670 Santa Ana Ave., CM
642-453S domestic work by day. After
Smiley T~x Service f: 835-4670 236.5 Lafayette, Santa
HOUSEX::LEANING Clara, Calif. 95CrJ()
~ .\ deiiendable. Own ~2600
901 Dover, (Swte ~l NB car $16. 642-7871 1884 Placentia, Costa Mess DAY Work all kinds izeneral 75 24~ Margaret. Npt. Bch cleaning, own transp., ex· . 'fl. A. SMILEY C. P . A. perlenced. 541-9863 MEN Free Est. Fees 64&-9666
Gordon N. Wanen Domestic Help 7035 I a.J:..g.e_.....,exm1nrlinn Pub. Acct. Ett:-+95-l Livi.. INS chain now taking a,>; Home or Office Apptl. Employer pays fees plications. No experi-• 675-3345 • GeorJCe Byland Agency
-G.-a:-HOFFMAN-106 B E. 16th, S.A. 547-0395 ence ~~sary. Age
19 • 3 ~ have Calif. Enrolled to practice before Chinese • English • Fre.och driver's I i ce n s e & T11temal Revenue Service Permanent, exper. Uve-in know Orange County For App't. 646-5421 Frr Ea.st Agcy. 642-8703 area. YOUR HOME by APPT. Help Wanted, Men 7200 $3.45 HR. Federal I: State Returns
• 531-«iOO •
Long Fed. I: State $9 A $4 Production Mr. Hurst .. -774-2021
Your home. Safe-Prorl
842-11110, &tG-9138, 54&.86611 DISHWASHER
..
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WORK AND SHOP
CLOSE TO HOME!
H•ve you noticed the clHn Httle food
m1rkets popping up d ove, Or1n9•
County 1 They cen best be r.co9nizecf
by the big clock out in front which .,..
nounces they •r• TIC TOC MAR-
KETS. TIC TOC stands for fast serv-
ice -"seconds in •nd seconds out."
More and more J*)ple are discover·
ing the real convenience of being able
to drop into their neighborhood TIC
TOC for practically •ny item they can
get in the giant superrn•rkets -and
there are no long distance hikes fro~
the parking lot end no slow tines •t
the check st~nd.
Would you like to work FULL TIME or
PART TIME in one of these smart lit-
tle markets? If you are between 25
and 50, have good health. and are a
real self starter, we would like to talk
with you.
Opportunities for rapid advancement
in this young progreuive organiu-
tion make this more than just a job-a
can be a career fuQ of ch1llenging
stimulating experiences. Tak• • few
momen+t-now -+o-call our-personnel
department for more information af\d
an interview appointment. Employ-
ment available in many areas near the
Orange Coast.
However even if you're not looking
for • job right now we hope you'll
come into any of our markets and just
look around.
. -
. Janltori•I 6190 Test Technician
I
FORGI The fuss I: leave 2nd Shift
the :aniog to us. Firs .. Must possess knowledge
windows. carp., etc. Reas. o1 e\ectT\cal and elec-
Call Brighter Side 548-4134 tronic test theory. main-
tenance and calibration
Landsc.tplng 6810 of electronic test equip-
ment. We welcome candi-
' liA YNOR'S LANDSCAPING dates who have complet·
& GARDENING SERVICE ed teclmlcal training
State liCPnsed contrctr, school or recent mJl1ta.ry R~sidentlal • Commercial electronics ooune. Fref! eat-No job too blr!
893-3581 Senior Lab SOIL PROBLEMS?
We have the ANSWERS at
OR.ANGE COAST NURSERY Assistant 380 W. Wll.SON ST.
Costa Mesa ~3996 Prefer minimum thrft
yeva ~rience 1n Hie Paperhanting area of digi ta! subl!ys-
.Painting 6850 teln! checkout and test·
lng. Must be able to u-
Morning
Great opportunity fm:, am-
bilious young man. Apply in
person between 2 and 5 p.m.
daily.
Snack Shop
2305 E. Coast Hwy.
Corona def Mar
HARD WORIUS
New factory distrlbutol"'a
expansion creates jobs
for ambitious young men.
• No experience necesaary
• Rapid advancement e Top earnings
TIC TOC MARKETS .
642-5921
I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I
PRODUCTION
TRAINEES
No experience necessary. 18 to 35 years. mgh
school graduate. lf you have the aptitude, we
will train you. Permanent employment. Ex-~llent opportunity for advancement.
INTERVIEWS MON. THRU FRI.
NEED EXIRA
·MONEY?
Join the team at MacDonald•
i! you enjoy working with a
congenial crew, are physically
fit. neat & are willlni to do
your share. Stop in at MacDon-
ald's, 1888e Beach Blvd., Hunt-
ington Beach between the
hours of 2 & 5 P.M .. Mon. thtu
Fri.
We need P41rt time Mtn•qement help, 11
years min. at S l .60 4-per hr. to 1tart. Alto
w. need part time workers for evening.
Loe.al runufacturer hn
lmmedl1te openinp for:
• Electro ale
Auemblers
• Wiremen
CARRIER BOYS
GOOD ROtrl'ES
AVAD..ABLE
lltJRTJNGTON BEACI
DAILY PILOT
• 6G-mJ •
--U:0YD'S NURSERY
Full time retail nursery
salesman. ~r. needed.
646-7441
ANNOUNCING
New
REUBEN'S
& COCO'S
1555 W. Adams
(At Harbor)
Costa Mesa
Now Interviewing for:
• Waitresses
• Dishwashers We .,. an establl1Md
comnwrciat firm with
tlberal frlnte benefits.
Agencies. Wonwn 1300 • Barfeiiders
•Busboys
•Hostesses
• Cooks
ONLY EX(l..ERIENCED
PEOPLE ....... .,,., ..
PWMBllCS
929 a.ker Street
Costa Mete
549-2221
Dishwashers
Busboys
SCREBIB>
c.r .. rt for S.Cri. & '
lkprs. In Orange County
642-7484 546-&YlO
Screened Penmmel Agency
901 Dover Dr .• Newport Bcb.
Help Wanted
Wemen 7400
-----·---A--Technical
Typist
60 wpm electrlc type-
writu.
Apply in pef'.SOll
letwHn 8 and 4 p.m.
555-W. Aclams.~osta M .,_ ___ _.
Help Wanted
Women
!HI
Ill
1
I '
.J
• l
Apply in person
I Help Wanted
7400 · WorMn· ·-~~~~~~--~
Coco's
Famous
Hamburgers
78 Fashion Island
Newport Beach
ARCHITECTIJRAl
SENIOR
DRARSMAN
Keypunch
Operator
Able to work any shift.
Apply Pat Folaom
133-0600 Ext 2229
COLLINS
Repro~
Typists
To train on IBM MT/~
typewriter. Type 65 wpm.
One for night shift, ooe
for day shift.
Marshall
SECRETARY
Required fOI' O>ntract ·Ad--
ministration Department.
Minimum 2 yean ~
ence in Contract A~
tratioo. 80 wpm typing,. 80
wpm shorthand. Used'-to
typing technical data. Call
642-2400, or eves. 546--0319.
R$k for Jim Hyams. Servon-
lc Divia\on ol Culton ~· '
tries, Inc. l&M Wbittier Av~.
Costa Mesa. An equal ~ RADIO CO.
19700 Jarnltone IW.
portunity employer. ~ : Commmiutioas sUMMER EMPLO~, ~ lnatnictor, female~ ;
Jy. Cio of Newport ~ • Newport leach 22JO s. Anne St.
Santi Ana, Calif.
An equal opportunity
employer
All applications revi4!wed
on merit with no bias to-
ward Race. Color, Creed or
Sex. CARE for girl 8, boy 9, my
--------• tnw. Rm St. 4 /JS I 68. l>.m, Z.5:30 M·Frl. Own
GERMAN Spe~ Alee Vic Wllsoo I: Fairview.
(irl for Huntingtm Be~ ~. 8-5 Mn. Sadler.
area. Must have 1e>me ex-~40 alt 6.
perience. Mall resume to NOW taking applications 1or
Der Berline-Delicatessen, clerk In hardware -
P8')<s, Beacbea & Recrea.
tion Dept. several yeari' l)f
18lling experience requ{r:~. '
With good Jmowledge of iJ.C.. '
ing &kills • ·~.'~'' • terminology. $2.09 to $1.
per hour. Apply 4 ..
Balboa Blvd., NB :
,. t• •
ISTERIOR & ext painting. ~ble wire~~: and . t)~,-~~~.~~~ ,,;,..~ .... ~__,....~~ . an-u . est30yr systems. exp. Call Chock at 5-Js-5.314
Three years ~.
Permanent employment.
Exceptional growth op-
portuni ty for qualified
person! ~.,,.~1~'-_;.f"~lihtf~~(1'¥,(1l,•v .... ~:·' ~~~m''"'.)> 1 •~I\~ ",,,,,(< ....... JrJ•"•fft:JIClll ., ·>--, .AUJ>fyinpel'llOn
$512. rnontfl 9. ,,~ .......
Call 543-9'Z89
230'l w. RAl9ecrans Ave., ~ares flor~ 5 ~~:e1~ •• !!'J I j ~ • ~""--. sZZ" .
Telephone
Appointment Girls
Full CYt part time.
For lot~ call
547-0607
willing to •earn. Crown
"lardware, n07 E. Coa~
Hwy, CdM. 673-2800
RECEPTIONIST 11,. ;
Between 21 &: 35; &ood ..
pearance. AeJ"OSp9Ce e~ ·
ence pref. Typing ~ .
New. facility. ~~-~-·' , , , . ---~ ·"'' ........... ability. Call: n4: '
INTERJOR & ext painting. Contact Steve Joyce
-AGE 19 TO 3S-Pr!cei; ~lashed for spring 833-0600 ext 2182 cl ean • up. Free e11l 30 yr PART TttE exp. CaU Cbuclc at 543-5314 COWNS INTERIOR • EXTE'R.IOR 6 to 10:30 P.M. No exp« Avg 3 Br elrte!', 2 COIOl"S,
RADIO CO. nl!Cft8lll')'. Neat and depen. $165 642-7528 548-4927 dahle. Sales & servicP-. Call INTER or' Ext. PAINTING, Sat I: Mon 11 AM to 6 PM IMMED. SERVICE. Loc&l 19700 J•mborM ltd. for interview 5 41 -1 7 8 3 . ref. FREE est. 54S-162'7 Newport Beach 642-rus
e PAINTING • Intetior &
Exterior. Free estimates. All applicants reviewed on Pickwick Book Shop Reasonable rates. 64&-JOlS merit with no blaa toward Needs Aggi'e&live young PAINTING -any room $20. Ratt, Color, O'Md or Sex. man to leQm book business.
We use "Sinclair" paints. Experlt'l\Ce helpful but not Neat work. Ref's. 847-1351! YOUNG MAN Interested In n ecetlllalY. Stt Manager.
PAINTING teaming trade. Mim have South Coaat Plaza, Costa
Any room. SlS. Call alter good references. Good pay Mt>sa.
4 pm. 548-1891 &: benefits. Steady employ. Muine Engin .. r-.-.-. ment. ~rm. H I x so n F'tRST CLASS Paimin" & Melal Finilblng. IFirst Mate) Private yacht. Paperhanginjt. FREE £S. Wotld cruisiJlR. Mll!t have Tl MATES. 54~34.59 Car Wash Help boating and G.M. 6-n up.
PAL"ITJNG & Pa!>('rtianglng. Full time or wkend1. Permanent salaried posi-
Reas, very cln. 25 Yf"!I exp. Min age 18, apply in pel'IOn tion. Give detaJls of exp &
Local rd. Fr~ est. 642-1322 LIDO CAR WASH references. Daily Pilot M-75.
Plumbing 6890 481 E. 17th Costa Mesa IOYS 10 -14 ' EXPERIENCED Good routeel • GoOd PIUlt! !LEAKS? Gas or water elec-Pressman .\ Strippers BALBOA PENINSULA tronlc.a.lly located llnder ~ For 1250 Multi 17X2'Z MGD DAILY PILOT ment. blacktop, ground, .l 2lX35 MiJJer Ebco • 642-CZJ • waJls. showers, any place. $.46..9240 Repaired. Water lines clean-ROUTF..S AVAILABlZ--GOODDEAL-ed, p~uure ttlltored. In FOR CALL "LEAKS'· 642-0348 Wfftmlnlter tar boys 10.14 Man with some 1V repair BankAmerlcud OK Good ~fita • No Sund17 -ixperience. For 1Sle1 in 1V s.wtne 6960 DeUVf'l'Y 642..(321 store. Salary plua. Newport--RMI-Estate Salesman u 1V Sales. 548-5294 Alter.tfoM 642.584.S WANTED. We will train. CID FOREIGN Nat. accurate, 20 "'-exp. Vlllaie Real FAtate EMPLOYMENT 9G-H'n or~03
PARKING Atteld6ti. 17 Or More tbu 100 ~ It TILE~ Cenmlc 6974
<Wer. Student., prefel'l'td. 200 Job cludtleatJons. Coup. * Verne, tbe TDe Man * Apply ln peraoa a.tter 6 PM. !es OK. Write P.O. Box 2217, Oat. work. Install A repairs · See pe.ridng attendant at Orana•. 92667. No job too a:maJl Pluter Reubton E. Lee, N.B. Service Statton .,.tcb. Waking I b 0 W e r SERVICE Sta Attendant, SALESMAN ~· 847-1967184&-0'206 ovn 21. llgfit mecb ex-per. F\JU time. Good 11atary +
IOIS & EM"-OYMINT Union Station. :m ,;~. bmerua. Elrper. ONLY a p. N'B Pb'. ru. n a atEVJ\ON
DO Nnpart Bl~ .. CM. MW~nflid,M.t7000 WANTED: To. .Trac It
Drtvwra. Onl7 :1 =.'CT -i--,. Mo Hft.. 1117.1z ~1t. ~ fllcdellp /-so-a ,...._.. • Hr WMlt. ~ podoD ·~or • 8R01!JiUN Elql m.c .. Call Mr. xi.an. to 4 ~ ~ ftra. MSatat htter woman•a ._. "' ... l'r1 Gr -.-am bw. Mf.aoJ .. lo.a. m.21'19. 1h. ldlrn :.i let' San. . Sldpptt~ ParttllM~m 'f Olll'll woman Wanb!d u u;; ht Maintenance, N ar fn blb)ilfttu for dJlldrte -llltJt facliofy wor1t. a-rt tim«. p. 0 . Boor 100.,
ages 13. 3 ' 1 P1l. 5«).9f91 GoOd Pl)'. Flexible boun. CM. -Mr. ~. lbtemaUoo&J
SALD JUmor %J yrs ex.JI. NMt, exper Serv Sta At:tmd 'J\uiptm Carbtdt. 42-TTS3 OuiNI~~-tor a.tternooa l eve work. rRY COOK. 2 m tJq>. 1tart •w ..., ...... W'l:ltt. mo Harbor BM .• CM a br. O>tap Olftee .,_,
Dalb Pllt Bas '"' ....... ,nm. ... !i62W.Utb.,Clf ... • ' ,
For in.!erview App't. •
2701 So. ft•rbor, Santa Ana Wflltrd Jordan
Architect & Auoclates
1500 Adams, Costa Mesa
-PAYROLL CLERK-:-
$449 to $546. Three yee.ra pi~ An equal opportunity employer BARMAIDS ...•
.•. and GO.GO
DANCERS roll experience, high~
Senior
Design
Engineer
ME degree or equivalent.
Six y e a r s expetience
packaging electronic cir-
cuits into black boxes,
Layout circuit boards,
etc. Full design respc>n-
slbllhlea for variety of
electro -mechanictl pro-
ducts from conception
through design and lay-
out stages, Detail design,
testing and pre -produc-
tion. Thoae with only
conaole experience need
not apply. Commercial
and military producta.
MASTER
SPECIALTIH CO.
1640 Monrovia Ave.
Costa Men
642-2427
An equal C)lll)Ortuni~
employer
MAfNTENANCr-
MECHANIC
All around a&p experience.
Welding necessary .
UTILITY
WO•KER
E.'<l>t'rlftlCe not neceaal")'.
Apply:
INDUSTIUAL Cl.A Y
tNJif~~C.:SJr;.d -
~a.di
• .... MecMn.tc
Wltb 6-l exper. • ,n .. ,... ..
MoW Man
Jenten Miflfte C..,. m ~. c:o.ta Meta
e LANDSCAPl•-e
~-belt Ji•' •.••. ra.
OPERATORS
Rubber experience
only. Night shift.
Apply Penonnel Off Ice
lf.S. DMRS CO.
3323 W. Warner Ave.
Santa Ana
An equal opportunlty
employer
MA~~~-./ CAIPOOEI'
Experienced In construc-
tion and finishing of cab-
inetry and panell for in-
t erior of one • of • a • kind
yachts. ~vlous expert..
ence with aome tlbrqiass
utielul. Send letter or re-
IUme to
Box M 38 Dally PUot
An equal opportunity
employer
OFFICE GIRL
Perm. Part ti.me. Approx. 30
houn per week. Over 21,
aome..exp. preL s..J.a Home
FUrnlshi1'p 17th at Irvine,
Nt!WJ>Ort Beach. 642-0262
$300 per Wttk
638-5483 oc 633-9763
e COOK-Part Time e WAITRESS-Full Time
App_ly ln.penon
MESA I.ANES
1703 Superior, Co6ta Mesa
OIJUSTIAN Woman t o
PART TIME WORK babysit on Wed A Sun eves
In the nunery of Centtal
Bible Oru:rcb, CM 54M567
Capable women needed to • COUNTER GIRL, dry
Represent AVON. Apply clee.ning experience. 40
ndW. Call collect~ hour week. Call 5-0-9550
--OPERA TORS--betw. 8 a.m. A: noon
Sffortswee.r. Experienced. BABYSJ'ITER 2 s c b oo I
Steady. $80 • SlfO. 1580 chilctre.n. Live-in pref, Vic
Monrovia , N.B. 642-2666. Brookhurst & Atlanta H.B.
1'919P,,.ne Soflci.Ors =968-~2463~,,--=:-,-----GARDENER Full time work from yoor WOMAN With car for Salesmen & Managen FUJI time heed prdener. llonw. 615-1574 housecleaning * day a
Career opJIOl11 wttb leadina Supervise and direct ~ week. n.so hr. $1. for pa.
firm offerina OYl!I' 100 mu-den:tng ot lar1e beach area MATURE 1*bysitter 8-6 Wed Gt-8673
tual tundl. N or pt time. facility. n--e _ _. -•-. and Fri for fffr old llrl. BORED Or .,....... ""-ll
.n.emun auu """·-Moat haw own ~. •n~e? .... me No exper oec, w train. enCft to Box M '11 Daily ITYIM Ternce 8 T 5 • 2 2 3 1 eoDect. Only tbote avail fm..
Npt Bab allk:le, ICZ-tm Pilot. eves. med need .tpply. %13: ~
Santa Ana oenct, MT.&131 EX"PER MAID WANTED 9"16 betw 9-11 am.
tnvemn FlnandaJ Steady job. Days onl,y. D Es p E R ATE! M!ed -~s.mc...,,.. lac. BUSBOY SEACREsr MOTEL houtelteeper Immediately,
SALES M-:n;-For con-l661 s Cout Jty , ·---LJn • ln or oat. CM~ fecUonary Ite m s. to · '~..... a.ft 5:~
gradua te and U.S. ·
ship required. Apply &.x,
Aptil 10, 1968. Wesn111· l1f\lllf'1
School District, 14121 ~
wood Ave., Westminster: ,
SECRET'AllT
Experienad
Pmnl.hent 20 boor 5
w e e It position avaHabJe. :
Newport Beach, l0-12 It i.3. ;
Top lalary, Write Box M M :
'/ PiJO( >.O • . •!1 . SALESLADY -:
F or fllle ree.dy-~ !
Md sportswear. Contact
Manager, ~
GENE'S <:·
Huntington Carter 0 '
Dtinger " Beach Blvcl -
CLERK • Typist; 2 ~ •
tn atock trokenge otnce.
WlU traJn. Ao 18-22; . : ~-ACJlltY we9cda.ya afWf !
l PM. Sbeenoo-Ranmdlka ·
C>. 901 Dover Dr., Nl9<s ; Bch. ~.
Mafor llok Wants
Experlencecf ,,
NCR 4500 Operate•~
494.0711 :o n>lllilers le conceuionalres. G~at opportunlry tor am-e W~. 7 a..m. to 3:30 EXPER. Drue Coan
Wages lU tncreaM u aalea bU:loua >'OUnl man. AJll)ly p.m.. ~ off. Apply a . etic
., in pmon between 2 and Hambarsw Helley. 2 13 s Girl; Gundenoo Drua. ns · ,, ·
Increase; aood l)Otftltlal tor Placentia. Cotta Mtla £. a.1boa Blvd., Bllboe w AN T E 0 LI • e , '. : right mu. Mut have 5 p.m. datly. "" .......... .,. .___ .... "-1-_.. • m.537o • ~. 2 SilnaD bola'. . lt~e lflCe (400 lq. ft.) m.n•un..r. "....._...,. _.... E MeMICel required. C..U ·
for mercbudiM. Box M-74 Snaclc Sllop my home; J <Hldrm. l • · X PER. ANSW'EllING after l:30 l'M « w~ :
Dally Pllot achoof .... M. re q . SERVICE 0 P E Jl AT OR 962-1S09 ,.,::.
Openlas 2ao5 I. Collt Hwy. 94&-:7117 AftmloaD A ~ llhUt. :::;::-A::--'."--:-:-.;..:" 5::. Eat.ate Cor.na •t Mer WTO . J&iili', live • ID. No P'uD or part time. 540-lss:l G~ :::n:: ~<Gr
Salesmen er lroker imotirw °' drtnttna. w ANTED RN'a fnr relief 3 YoUl'I If in Monte Vi&ta Sehl
Opportunlt)' tor 2 l*JPle TRAINEE 4N-'4632 :un~~ nv ~i 1 ~· 1 ~ Dilt. Mon-Fri 9: ~2: 301 p
Olli tar appt. n.ln for a branch mana .. er LVN. Mt d l c I a e and vale1eent ff<Jl!P, 13 8 2 wk. fH&.98!lt .ft
Mr. MllJ'tio Politlon tn one of our flOO treatme.llts. Wl pm shllt. Newman, RB ' e SALESWOMAN ~-
COR.BJN.MA.JlTlN branch nfflces. Promoelan M2-«>44 · Pft1eoced. attraetive. 1'1111
RE.AL TORS &'1$-1882 to h.lat>tt ~ pad. .~ 5 F 11 Jl er t tt e MATURE W'Otllln. babywtt A time bette ll>Ol1ll
Man..., D1y er he.-tiona will be detcradntd1b)-Mwaen. WIIl trah H.8 ~ ~-~~-::. rfs..2810, Mrt.~ ~ ' ~er 21 YM T.-..nt.1 lndMchaat ~· Oil-J'.V. anu. 90CM mi · · · fRllUlY,YIA-' ~........... ... ~~ ..._.. .. D ....... "--Tnllt. Sood s.u. ...... I
tame to M. .,...._ ml aitlns _,., SI HR. GOAIWC'l'l'.Zt lACll -. W• 4 ..;;: JUI tar tor RB In omce.. Mr.
Koci.a ICOfW _,, Ttlila PACDTC riHAJttCS -. aim -.,. . I. Wed. k l a a... fl/I. -..U !
Linda, Call. 2711 ~ ~ Clf Der/ Rlept. Ill • ~ 1ftitt Dlb Piiot h MG NEW Ad. Neild a ~ ,.,_ nq. ~ Inc. 11f Jr e RD IABJ..E ...-.. e UY.an I ck)'lo Oft 11r
Ex'.ptrSm:.W ...... , .. flcl 1:qaaJ .. !UllU;f' ....,.... -••• C!M Ml-'1'111 F.llpetWiictd old. •lll'1 ~ j
wor1t Jn " ,, oW mid . ~ cc EXPER1ENCED ~ .,.. A La.Mode Ii ,. I
ftlll'lt(lrJ. leach • r.. . MAN JOft l>El..IV'DY...6 • die cipeNtat. ~ M p..m. . .... mens BABYSrlTER Wut111 ""' I
plnaant lllrtCIUllCllnp room ltaUAUQn ol TV A ap. 125 w. • Calta MeQ D»fTAL Rec:pt. EJcpa-It llvt> In. ~"' 6 boart t; , tor Ml~ Cd tor ~ M • c •a 11 tea I ' --· ~ mabl,., Send rt1mne to Box uluy. 962,eu ~· •
8'ilt 54~2241 ~ ooJ) blidtstvund • • c •a a a" 7• llAUTICIAN WANT•u 1141 ~ PtJot, ™ Baby&1tter tn .,:.
PART unw dlmd c-.1 ~L n. ..... aPDb'tGLSD.c.mmo0r.CM SiSCiiii'AAY ~ ~ chaap for nn. '
dlao. A .. 3 ...,. ,_ a a,. 141-Mlt If Y Hll.P 1w o.clll G1111cL ·I'·-lfOllilier trcllicl ..._..,.QDI
01i11 •nilf.,.. .,..... , an ., 1*11•11111 !If rt • w .. ""·-. awtGi m
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.. --,,.. . ---., .. .-. ·-· . ~ ....... ,. -..
-
hnraaMDtsiuttta.po.
altlon. G\Jaruteed. mJn.
inwm ot :u ~per week.
Pboine fer QP't for Ill~
vt.w.
WORlD
Sattngs ' Lou
4M.Ml1
,
Ldca I Manulacllftr bas
immediate opeaJng for
persoo capable of dolnc
Coil wind.Ina. m:•P1Ula..
tion and &ilk IC'eellin(.
Experience required. We
are 111 estabUabed conmer-
clal firm with llllenl frinae
benUita.
Pleue appl,y
PARAMETRICS
929 BaUr Street
Costa Mesa
~s..zm
BOOKKEEPER -
Ful Chcqe
nve yeU'I experience. ~e
25 to 40. Good typiat. Start·
tng a1ary to ~. Establish.
ed compeny N!WPO?t Beaeb
Send' resume «> eoX M TT
~y Pilot.
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....... .,.., •• , l pl•h ....,.,. -f ............................ . .........................
G..._tMd Up To 80°/o SavilHJI 'I SMtt tint -.... '" USI ....... t.cy tr.t -soy.. mne.....,
I 2 Y .. " In the 1e1ne location.
Nlftl'..:, •e -t'Ye APPIOVIO • tryl
Approved Futaitwe
2119 Hert.er llwl .. C.M. :Op.I.,...,, .•. s..y 10.5 . .
------~ ----JOBS & EMPLOYMENT
G1r9 Sate Schoo,..f nstructfon 7600
AU New Dtcorator pteces I.Del room JrOUplnp re:
turned from dlapliy atudlol. mo4el bomel, movie
atudlol. Decorators Canoelladon; f{oUM!\&l ot Span-ish Furniture, items .. follows: oarceoua 8 tt
Spanlab sofa A Matchlng Chair. CUstocn qullted w1th carved wood trim. R. 10 tt. SevWe Qarved velvet
sofa, heevy Dark oak end tables• ma~ cock-
tail table. 8 Piece King me Medlterraneen 0&k pan-
eled bedroom auite with tun Kine ~e box sprlnp
• mattraa. Large Spaniab decor dlnlnr room. Gold
leaf Spanlab table lamps. Hlnaing '"' lamps, etc .. etc. Each piece can be purchased lndMduall.)'.
Whole houMful Wtl r99. $16'5.00
MUST SACRIFfCI $698 00
FOi OM~Y • • • • • •
Terms Available -Newcomers to Calif.
C?edit Appro\red Immediately
114 D f'•l"lllh&re
~~H~~~~·:=. ~r:
8205 TeleYlaiOft no.s
LIFETIME <;ift. Chilcoat 10
lesson Typini School 1'13 Del
Mar, CM. 548-2859 Moo-Wed
OVEN WARE/~frlgeralor· Televlsl-l20STeltvl1lon 1205
"Pyrex" dishes, assorted -;;:;;;:;;;-;;u;;;:;;;;;:;;;:;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;
MERCHANOIU FOR
~ALE ANO TRADE
.
Furnltu,.. 8000
Furnlfllre • • •
• • • Appliances
Cotor TV's &
Stereos
sizes w/oovers. Haviland •
<llina turkey platter CAtni-RENT WITH ~) no OWr w/slip cover I
(brown) SS. Aqua cbair
!needadet11illg) flOFolding OPTION TO BUY wine ride (Walnut flnisb)
NEW COLOR TV
'68 ·Moclels $8. per mo.
FrM Antenna -Service & lnstallatton
Top Qu•lity -F••t Service
STIRLING SJLVER
Flatweu, aimple, -elegant,
old with ftDe woriananahlp.
10 complete place eettinaa.
many, m&J\)' extra pieces,
carving set, etc. Includes
SliO tunlsh proof dark wood
cue. Private party will sell
for $350. EXACTLY % price
asked at department stores
673-8316 eves, all day wknds. * AUC110N *
U you will sell or b\17
&:jve Windy a try
Auctlona Friday T p.m.
Windy's Auction Barn
&bind Tony's Blda. Mat'l
2075~ Newport, CM M6.8686
POOL TABLES
TOP NAMF.S!
From $295. $.l2. month
Brunswlclc, Delta, Fisher.
26 mod. Slate bed. w/ Ufe-
tirne guar. BADGER,
407 S. Main, Orange 538-0311
WE BUY & $ELL e Diamonds e Gold
Antique & Old Jew•lry
Almost anylbi.ng. TRADES.
C. M. Jew.try &. Loan
1838 Newport Blvd .. C.M.
• 646-1141 •
r__..__w_om. __ 7500 1 -.AU!DON
Rttl-out clo(heeltne, aold
new for $20, now $10 Set golf
clubs with bag. Kenmore
stntight stitch a e w I n g
machine with attacbmenll
$15 Wearever colt~ pot (fOl
on top of atove> coofertl to
drip $2. Oiina~e pattern.
Aasorted women's clothing,
aweaters, formala, s.ize 14·
16. Sa I ton "Hdtray" by
~2..~ .11 JonLis J3
wide, handrubbed. Danish
w~t with "bot spot" in
one i!nll, uaed once ns. Ring
Tempr automatic portable
diahwuber (2Z"x36"x18")
bolds 10 full piece setting
$45. 221 lh E. 23rd St. Costa
MAJOR BRANDS
-AS LOW AS-$199.
STEREO Tuner Amplifier,
oost 4400. take i:zoo. Webcor
tape recorder $40 V.M.
Stem> phooo $35. Oiest $30
Enoyclopedia's (Amerfcanal
iSG lrshaped desk $85 Wal· nut <feS)( SSO, 1998 Pomona
C.M. Waitress·
~ Night Hostess
~Busboys
"Apply Miu Ventur•
,tfl:
:,.. ,,,, 2750 Harbor Blvd.
Cost• Meat
546-6592
Satur~ -~
6 p.m.-Marp!
INSPECT ANYTIME
9 A.M. .9 P.M.
Always •
TREMENDOUS
SELECTION
of TOP Ci)tlaUty
New & UMCI
Furnlfure & Applf•nces
EASY TIRMS
~olordyne
Mesa. 646-55TI For lnformttlon
Ktroi. Items, pots, Cry.
pana, di.shes. u t e n s i l s ,
1tainle11 flatware; misc.
linens. BHefcases, metal
f!!e boxes, bird cage. Sat ..
Sun. lM; 2422 E. 22nd, NB
SAT & Sml"lO am to 6 pm Ctll (Collect) 522-616' 1.22 Ola.mood. Tiffany set-
3Cm Madison, CM. Retri& ========~~======== ting. Have appraisal, orig $20, Z dlnette 111ts. crib $25. cost $1250. will sell $900. OR
2 playpen!, many other baby Sewing Machin" 8120 T•pe Recorders 1220 S.3265 1tema. Dozens of misc & __ ....;_ ______ ---------""'R.....,A.....,R-=E-E_a_r_l_y_F_r _a_n k
useful goodies. Everyt:hir)i ~ESSED S E WI N G T ANDBERG Stereo t a P e Hamil.ton pa!ntlnes. West
must Co! MACJnNE. We have recorder model 74 B. ~-Indies period. S150 ea. 642•
WILLIS CLAaK't GARAGE Sale. Sat. Sun, Apr another Sinier • • T o u c b $459. Sell~ m.m 581$
Ao K 6 l 7. U am. 930 Via Udo N'Sew". This <4 e 1 u x e --------'do _, 'E\.-automatic zig-zag machine H_obby Suppllff MOO CRAM'SM!AN Front-throw. , "~partment M1'n•pr Nord, U I.e. r wn item.a, is over half paid tor & reel-type. Power mower.
<>!. reaort type deluxe apart-compl fUmi!hings, boat 17' guaranteed perfect. Pay oft AMATEUR Radio gear. Vik· XlDt cond. $75. 644-29'l8
ftil!nts. Send application gtv. COflWllllOM eALLH Y inboard. the balance & It's yours. Ing I transmJtter wih VFO. MAHOGANY bedroom aet, •~w_ .... , -~-'-ce and ex-7722 · GARAGE Sale. T ron d 1 e Monthly terms O.IC. with SX28 receiver, frequency .......... .,,....,.ocu .._.._ • .,., Cpt $15 fair condition. $200. 1 ~ed compensation to Box CHrclMt Grove llvd. """"• _,. · chn, ea. approved credit. or will dis-meter w/100 kc Xtal. Keith 4S4-6879 Or 673-6302
I 2A. S .a n Clemente, Calif l\ 111 ..., • ._. llft. Cbllcf1 fum. + m a n Y count for cash. kit 6 meter transceiver ; ,am et Ille ....._ .._ """-othen. AbeollMly no junk! P&J Agency 499-3828 1Jillei>ile , ~-v.-~ c k ~ MOS. -Old p o rl a b l e bfi b 2142 ~ta Laredo, Bluffs. (A few other repouessed W61WZ. l'nT Santa Ana dishwasher; 5 pc. chrome rift>~'l'-Ume clerk to work in "4-lfm ma.chines avaJlable). Ave. Apt. 113, CM 646-5542 ~e set. 540-6339 i~~t :·~t 4bebrsci:1!i Renhll Dept. Em'ATE Sale. Formica SINGER Portable, rear USED CARPET. I f(~ P. o. ' Bonding Co. Tak" over ENTIRE ==· se~f20~~air:i.:: driven . IWcondltioned. Sportln9 Goods 8500 ~I :s.~i as ii $1 yrd.
1 "'~ Calwolrl< in small gilt House of Chairs oriental rugs, ~ scatter ~~~ete. ~arrttoannho~e'. Hsso~ !¥9" Russell Surfboard COMPLETE Hf.Fi. g .... aker, I~· 7.9 PM m.-0121 . S t • ~2 '6""• "' Yellow tint. $95 r~ e "BEAUTICIAN Booth' for Below coat liquidation of rugs. a & Sun 10_... a 1 C..Sh or piymettts. M6-97t2 ~.7816 Cabinet, TUDer, Amplifier & i rent, Exceptional oppty! ! ! Lamps-Table.-Quilted Femll!U, CdM Pre-Ampli.f.ier, SSO. 847-4049
• for fuJI information call Bedapreadl-Dinettes-Sofas GARAGE Sale. Sat It Sun Muslc•I Inst. 8125 Miscellaneous l600 Surfboard 9• 6" surf-
!-..9329 or 89'Z-S98S Bedrooms-Mattresse.chain Daveaport, end t b 1 es , Boards Hawaii Noserider
,. -. . --·· -,.-......... -....... •
Bolt Sllp Mooring ~
4Y MOOR.ING at th e
htbmu.s, CATAIJNA Is.
LAND 644-2632
WANT SLIP for 35'
8' sliding ~ unit
642~
642-5070 S1llbo1t1 9010 &oat Slfp Mooring 9036
ALDEN 40' YAWL PETS •nd LIVEST2CK_ Excellent racing record . Good
C.tJ 1120 cruising boat. Rooently re-
fitted &: decorated. Sleeps T.
Aluminum mut, roller red·
ing. 15 begi of aa.lll, s. s.
rluing, 10 winchea,. new en-
gine. Condit.Ion like new.
PURE Male SIAMESE ll
tnol old. Haebrim. $'l5.
642·7t33
Dogs 1125 Must sacrifice! $16,000 By
ONE Fem blk poodle no owner. 64Z-423S or 673-578.\
paper. 2 yrs $~. good ALBATROSS 14', &ci hull;
w I c h 1 d r n • 2 A K C N~ work. Comp. sails,
Chihuahuas. Oieap. Baby's stamless steel rigg. $700
alergy forces i.ale. 536-0103 OR. 3-2999 Sat. Sun.; 213:
AKC REG. TOY POODLE -~-·_ll_n _____ _
55' Dock !or n!nt $165 Mo.
NEWPORT BAY. PHONP}
ANTHONY'S * 339-2281
WANTED: Side tie for new
36' Trimaran. 2· draft.
545-5481
~t Stora@• ~
BOAT STORAGE
I: LAUNQDNG
Sail or power up fo 16'
Fenced yard. Newport
Baytront. Monthly rates
Include ... Use of bo\St
LaWlching
CAIL ANTHONY'S
839.2231 Male SASSAFRASS Line. 17' O'Da.y Daysailer special
Jet 'Black, ~ rnoothi> old Sll50. 14' O'Da,y Mavrick
C"!hampion Slre (SUS) 545-$500. Fun Zone Boats/ Aircraft 9100
4400B _~_boa_. ______ -~~--~--~---~-
2 AKC t eg. Irish Sette.rs. LIDO 14 • mint condition. AZTEC..C A-1 cond, 1 ~
Fmlalea 7 mos. Champ Race ready. Trlr covers. exec plane. 1965. TT 514 ~
aired. ''Bour1>on" Trophy Beat ofter over $1000. 644-Just out of annual I: 500
winners. Call 'Helen 833-6918 0329 checks. Full lFR pq. betw 8-5 pm. ,_B_RI_G_, _Squ_ar_e-_Rii-. -. -22-,-. -14 hanger. Orange Co. $45,~
GREAT Dane. 9 mos. Solid Sails, t cylinder eng. 14200. Boa: 646-4451; borne: ~
blk ears cropped & all Sale or Trade. (213) 245-2623 tm ~
shots. Papers. · Loveable. Days (212) GR 2.Jlt2 Eves 1
541-9'331 RACING Shock Sabot No. Mobile Horne.
'DORABLE DACHSIF..S for tzll. White hull. very good PRICED TO SELL.I
Easter. Taxes bite -we cond, $350. ·549--0229
don't! ~13. AKC. 642-~ 8' Sabot: D~ ~ail,-oars,
STUD Service: Long Hair dolly. Good cond, $200 613-.
~~ ~~erd AKC, 3 _3301_33_'_RH_OD_.ES_SL_OO_P_
BOXER Pupplu; A.KC
$50 and~
$3100 !Da}'ll) 6 7 3 • 5 0 0 4 :
!Ev~) 4lM-8843
536-4132 26' EXCALIBUR-~er! l·Of
SCHNAUZER Puppies Male a klnd, in N'pt. 213: 793-7480
& female. nso ea. 540-6300 _213_: _681_-0049 ____ _
dY11. 546-6378 eves. S-12 Flbe~lua Sloop, eon·
BEAtrl'IFUL "L A s s I E" dition excellent. ~lete
puwles A.KC, 7 wka, happy utlit. $350. 542-7030
&: healthy. Shots .. 534-1880 LIDO 14 No. 2368. Excellent
Min D bs red cood. Cover, filing, trailer . ac pups, • ..300 c•: """" AKC. 290 Wave St. Lait-"' • .......vu.u
una Beach. Sat PM & SWl 26' Exc1llbur0 Loeded
St. Bernard puppies, AKC1 __ S7_.500_4_94-_S1_87_E_ve_s_. _
Al9o stud service Call .... ---------
(2lJ) 337•7352 Power CrulMrs 9020
Stud Service AKC
Scotish terrier. 962-6'708 19' ALL GLASS Wizard
MIN DACHSHLJNDS Contessa. Brand new 100
bp Johnaon. New SS n.d1o,
$7995.00
New 24 Wide ,
Two Beth * Two a.cf~ BEACH TR.LR. SUPPLY 1
19261 Beecl1 m vd. l
Hur.tington Beach 536-91l12 !
'li6 PACEMAKER 2 BR. l
$2,000 down. t.ake·over p
$99.61 mo. Dick -54&-2904
SPARTONE'ITE 8x3S' Exe
cood, furn, awning, storag
abed. 548-7421 Adult Park. '
BICYCLES
Only 2 males left. heed a (811~. Many extras.
AKC reptered. $60 each Triller. Must 1 a. c r i ff c e ========:.I
• 962-7689 • $1,950. 546-9206
MALTESE Gorgeous. T.aip
& Toy Poodle pups. 2 lb Bott Mainten•nce 9033
Poodle at stud. 540-3500
5 BOXER PUPPIES
AKC REGISTERED
• 540-5223 •
YACHT Maintenance le
repair at your dock. ~
rerienced. ~u. 543-7807
164 • 200 CC Triumph
$395. ~ 646-BOtS
Hondt 50 Dirt Bike
Xlnt cmd •• 673-5«>3
WTD M .-t-· -k & 517 W. 19th St., CM. fo:dloa din t!ble, Lane cedar FENDgultarE, RdualMuapt!anck!up~. lgoode c · SPANISH CABINET Good cond. $60. 495-5449 · ' am V.'Or • ........... port Sm' "er ·-· " d t d I I """""''• .. =-,. oor • cus om ma e • (1fll • BICYCLE For we. Boys Liv k ',-d work for motel unitl. 25 yds wool beige cpt, clned macb. I: luggage. :159 Cedar cond., incl. case I: Jge. mltable for l.Mppa • aa end g+i ...... ay. s~hwmn· . Exe. 11toc + Apt ~9755 "l NB tu~ l\AlU euvertone amp $175. 833-....... " ---------. · S100. tbl & chn $511, .C bar .., .. ........,..,. tab! e or D~~ cond. $25. 642-6836 HORSES Boarded C35. per ~ : ~~?'~ ~W&~ --·:e{j~'~~~-Oak with iold
1~~ Olrinthl;· c;ub M!:·~~~~~~1~i:
• 545-9863 • Bayadalre, CdM $80, IWser car, 1952. $50. Used veey little $90. Spanish cabinet with 1 ahelf, ben"'"' for ale 543•2400 delivered. ~ ·~s Need Rinky-tink ETHAN Allen maple hutch, 21.lJ\ Repabiic Colt.a Mesa, • 842-SOC.S • Oak. O!l land9CapeS, various ....... I . cr..An'SMAN 21" reel ~ BIKES 16"., .35" $8-$1T.50.
·-a-long Plano Player noo. Drop leaf CC111ee 11>.I, 642-1939 GIBSON Elec. guitar. red ittms too numerous Ult. TOB GENUINE Meyers Manx. TRANSPORTATION mower, needs motor $10. Port:ltie typewriter, like
642-1831 for appt. · $35. Hangin( shelf $30. GARAGE Sale, furniture, hollow body; Stanciel Super-Iris. Corona de! Mar 6'73-S:n6 Body & parts. Never used, Lawn cart $2.50. Wood new $20. Pool table 4' with
644--0261 misc! Items Sat & sun only Artist XV ampllUer; both lift 6 p.m. All dey •·Eve. Call 646-8205 &o.ts & Ytchts 9000 folding cot $2. Lawn lounge cues and be.I.ls $5. 546-G>'f
ji(j;ncJ .. , Men & LOVEL y Early Am. 268 Costa Mesa St. CM xlnt cond. 675.4504 wkends. e $1200 MINK CAf'E LOCAL NEWPORT BOATS and pad $2.50. Old high back RATl'AN tumlture: 3 piece I 1Women 7550 Heywood -Wakefield din. NAUTICAL l t ems, P O ll30 PLANTS WHOLESALE Sacr. now $475 by pvt pty. 16. S.K. 300 hp Chrysler aid rocker $8. 0 1 d copper tea da $20 each. aim cha.tr f "J L.. A set: 2 Capt .. 4 Mts. cbn surfboards, etc. Sat. & Sun. ltnos & rttnt 15 gal Yuccas or toralosu.s 675-3592 boat I trlr n -= ketUe, ~a stripping $3. d3 $25. Coffee table $20. ~
• -, o-rt nso. 673-4356 10.S, 1010 Balboa. Bal Is. * PIANOS .l ORGANS * $15 ea, 7 gal Yuccas or tor· WE Buy Mlac. It other Items w • • . • . . .,.nv metal straight chaira an tables $10 each. ExioeUent
; Ovr Busl,,.u" CUSTOM Fumitur~ lamps. GARAGE SALE Saturday 10. * Laraest stock ln So. Calif. alosus i 1 ea, 5 gal yuceuor Of Interest. 835-1235 It 534-23' Trojan ExpN!ss V-8, top ~!f:~ :0~1cJ $2~ ·~!i coodltlon. ~
l-,oast Employment & access. all decorator 4. 1001 Nottingham Rd. NB * 20%~% off-Player pianos toralosus $3 ee, 12' Star pine '!RfJJ/ Ask for "Scotty" 24~;:~· · Fi°i>e~.1~8 ~ Ironing boar4-and iron $3. GOLF cart, be.& and clUbi. ~. items. Priced to .ell. 1408 Milkglasa, bed frmes, misc. 1000 rolla to c:hoose from $35, 3• star p[ne $25, Vartoos PORTABLE Work Shop press I/0 unit' & trlr. ~ chair SOc. Pole lamp one at $10, other &'Oil cart; t o.h AGENCY Dolphin TeT, CdM " * Term•. Term.a -Tenna * other plants. 466 E. 18tb St., (Make OOer) 1.$835 Beac:b Loaded! ............ $6500 $1.50. Floor I.amp with 3 bag and clubs at $15. Bcbby V Santa Ana Prof'! Bldg. KING·size bdrm set. Washer cub for~ piano or tr9Cle CM 548-9716 . Blvd. 847-m» 27' Drake Craft TIS, FIB, Wat btlb $2. Pair ot lamps Jones, Wilson and SpauldizW. I~ 16'10 Santa Ana Ave. & dryer. Zenith Color TV. Appllinc" 1100 grand piano for new spinet $$ CASH $$ needs ptint It cleanup. $5. Lamp $1.50. Elec1rlc ~::!!I)·~.~ .. ~
i;ostt Mesa 64M535 Fisher 500 HiFi. Delk. 962-RENT OR BUY Field's Wholesale Plano Co., We pay cub for: FREE TO YOU make &ood 1ial\ini or div· clock $2. Day bed with pad. shoes, size 108 $5. Like new
--8: 30 a.m-5 pm Mon-Fri. 5816 New automatic washer 12072 Brookbant at Olapman I Fumtturt I Appliances ing boat · .. • • • • • .... $3300 2 bolsters and cover $4. also pair 81,iB $4. ~ ER R SES S 2 LARGE Red leather $2 Week Garden Grove (n4) 638-27'70 / Antiques / Tool• FREE To good borne, male Two 27' Chris Connie's, V-8 Youth bed and spring $5. board ~ticks $3. Underwood ~~~NT p I wingback chairs. Harbor COLOR KING TV ORG "'NS •· PIANOS ON ITEM or -German Shep & female 1960. One under . . • $7300 1\\rin bed and sprillg $4. Standard typewriter touch .,,c ... , ... ,.mN&. AGENCY View Hills. 644-2169 OPEN 7 DAYS " "' Samoyed both 6 mos. 22Z4 Two 40· Matthew Sedans, one Dining room table with pad tabulator $15. Men's one ~y/aero/exp ...... lo S600 5--95"1 893-1031 Hammond M -100 s p In et, COMPLETE HOUSEFUL. Pacific CM. Week days on· with fish bridge. inspect & and loo $15. Arm chair and .. ,,,_ •A 50'
to/OMV contr/exp to $500 MAPLE BR. tum .. old Vic· ~., • used, only $895; also ua«I .call 547-67.CS or 827-3211 ty. 4/9 offer. 2 straight chairs to match suiter ca........ie valet ~· ·
cb Dratt/3.5 exp •• to S600 trola, 8' sliding glass unit. WASHERS $29.9;}; dryers Baldwin, Conn, Low re y; INJTTED FABRICS CAT. youniz, healthy male . 38' Diesel Ketch 196.5 $24.000 $10. 3 sulter trunk S4. Hair c;:J;. = er Monday
j Open Saturday 9 • 12 child's bike. etc. ~ $35; Freezers S75: Refli&.. from $395 •. Lot 1 of uH<I •• very attecltonate. Ttger 26' Pearson Commodore FIG clippers C011'111ele $4. T.V. ~FOREIGN FRENCH PROVINCIAL dbl =one ' Avoc.; Ouar. grandi. apil'le'ta 6 colllOle _, FOR SALE & white. Help k~p ha Sip • .. • .. .......... $6000 ~~.:eapl~ w::r~~ ~r.; <~ ~ = '~,'EMPLOYMENT SJObed.~e;-I: box apmp. P~-PHILLIPs co. rte •• Sam 1 ... ~m itignity by ilvin& him a ni 24' Ca.I :H--Reed)'! • ' .• $4950 fl · $3. Can opener with chair $T. ~ bonie S8 . .... __ 1 __ _._.es l: .. _.. .,_....._ mnanu., Pea • ,..... home .. m.n82 416 47' Diesel Ketch, near new .... a_..L Sbea:ed A..--coe.t $6 • ....... uu ~· IVIT,.,.. 1110 1907 N. Main, .......... Ana enda Sat."-'·· 8 a.m. to 2 M-----' L --"s SJ-T knife .... I"""'' $2. Piano no-• job da~ttonL ~ Offl-E .. ul-nt I011 ~ BEAlmFUL Easter Bunnies .,,=ues • _,. • ,... • bench S4. Safi-Sun 9-7 PM Electric llkillet $3. Eleclrio c& Wdtle P.O. Bos 2217, -.. ....-WANTED FOR CASH PIANOS & ORGANS p.m. 929 BakeT. Coat.a Mn. • Motber, .Father 2 Teen-radio, RDF. D/F, auto pi-~49. 953 w. 16th, Apt CCJtlee pot $3. 141 Cabrillo
09mP. 9'JMT. 3M copy macblne-perfect OR ON CONSIGN~ ALL MAJOR BRANDS l 'AINT Sale: Odd ball colors agers • various colorr. • lot, bow & Item pulpits, A, C.M. St. C.M.
condition. $'15. See at Dlb a Antiqoes--Oid Piec?ea A NEW l: USED ol Quality paint S1 per 673-1882 1 4/8 lite lines. Great deep water LOV __ EL_Y_S_ta_tu_ary __ ao_tl_.qued__,
t.lnttructfon 7600 Colegrove. 153S a.Jret St.. Art Items-Collections WALLJCH'S.MANNlNG'S quarl Two sets of 'ftore WANT good bomea tor 2 cruising boat ...... $24,500 TUXmO. complete outfit, wall plaques to modem -546--5057 Stam1>1·Coins MUSIC CITY Islands 4' 6 ft. 135 ea. New FRITZ & AVERY avera&e size $25. Samsonite
I • ' FOR CM. Phone AUCTION & SHOW 3400 So. Bn•tol lddreu. The Paint Spot. ~'·:at~~.~~ 512 31st St .. N.B. 67S-0442 suitcase 3 suiter S 22 . ~':°'"L=.~ $1~~ P~
; S.Crettrltl Trtlnlnt Store E~ulpment 8012 TURD AP So. Coast Plaza 1582 Newport Blvd., Costa 9817 4/9 or 494-3916 Eves. Spanish languaire coun.-e Stove $5. Shifts. angor&
• • AT'l'ENO ntE ~ su~JY. ~ ~ St0-2165 Mesa. GAS ra.n~e • working • m CABIN Cruiser sips 3 or with 6 LP records. and te:ct-sweaten . jewerty lOc • Modern~to-Otfl 8' GLASS sbowcue ST5 For ntlmatea Ir l.nto CALL: KNABE 782" Grand 45 yra. SKIS Knelsl blue Oomble11, Pearl, Balboa 1 1 1 and mo~. Ready to go! Need = :· ~~uve 0!08 $1.50. 280 Santa Isabcl, C.M • • .........-.. CO in tbe Snip 'n' St1tdl .,.,.~...... -""""" R.e1inlahed /WA Ivory Ir 200 C'tf 6'7'' Cubco blndtn-IUl\._QC""' •19 cash $1650 See at 309 · K mac e, Sat-Sun 9-5 ~'-3134 E O>e1t H'W)' OdM ~ cwu ,,_...._,., vn• ... """"1JOV ., • • manual $25. Hand Vibrator ---..,---..,..--:--lduthlancl. The IChool W: · ' (213) 519-3S38. Alk tor "Bud'' atrlnp. S7U~. S4S-a825 : '°'S: $50ciu~ajo MiiEI '80 CUTE •inootb hair black :~ewater, Bal. Eves. 689-$20. Cblem&ll lantern $8. '56 VW front febdm. doon ' i~~~.· • ........, ... __ ...L.-u Goods I02D. CatalOllJb!C dlda April lltll. BALDWIN ACl'OIOflic Piano · er canoe, pupplee. 2 mouths old. Ml Sleeping ba.i $8, f ool-$S each. Rear claa and l J--~ ,....,..,_... A.()f( MJ5 ca.ah, Pmate Party authentic 16' MabQon)', 6-l71S .C/9 H' DART Sloop w I trlr. lapllble cots $S each. 5 moold1ni $2.50 each. Rear
eMp1eta Staetanal -MOVING !:alt Everyttdna Commf911on Gllterfea 548--006t &laP«I f/5. 586·3240 YOUNG Loveeble 1 b 0 w $3()(); Allio 14' Lapsb'ak tiahing rods and reels bumper braclceta $1.50 each. l
BrwllOp -IBM ~· must IO· Mille H1ebold, 1722 Gardm Grove Blvd. B3 Ham«ld Orian KIRBY vacuum cleaner and q 11 a 1 1 t 'J C 1 11 c 0 c 1 t . •k.IH. 5 HP o'board, $100. (ocean and fresh water') $3-6T.t-6376 ,
u.y Mollda'-EYf'lllftl Mapatax color TV stereo WF.STMINSTER with wslit speakers 1ttachment1. B1l111~e SSl.10 89'7~*! 418 2300 Margaret Dr., NB 646-$15. Electric heater $5. ~ lOc • 15c. Qunt l
Mt at.o. combo. See 1-4 pm nnly. 211 TASl..E ~ Mirror $25. Excel cond. 675-3606 or amall paymrnts. <:ndlt MIXED Cocktr • "Georgr" 8434 Rad.lo .SlO. 2 hi-I record pieces 50c 1 bag. GIA.SltS 1 POLLY Pltll ST Evenini Can)'OO Rd. CclM J .. " p 1 ~EY SPlNET ~pt. KE >'7289. AnaheJrn, 11· CABIN Cruiser w/O:lot'l µlayers SlO &nd $25. ~ HP 10\:. BowUna shoes. ladies I ~ vate ..,., en an ....., • tniined, shots i; m°'11hl. I · drill USINESS COLLEGE -Brua Olanter Sl50 French Walnut with beodl. Coll REFRIGERATOR ~4>152 4/8 tilt trlr. New Mere 95 bJ> e ectnc S7. Websters 2 61,t Sl. Tool box $3 . ., piece ~ N. Newport Bl .. N.B. 01r ... S... I022 u.nd)ptjcfc inkwell $50 Cop-'Jim. $350. 1198 Pomona, CM 14.2 Hotpolnl Coppertone Ex-.,, Pmlan kittens. To "ood outbrd w/2 lS.gal gaa ~ o I u m$7e ':'!..~~ ~:, curvT V ~~tiG11al ~chzl~· ·,
·1'.C NAJOMEWP0541-"23l·T IAR & STOOU $lS ~--'!~tr $50•e11 010': PRIVA':E Parcy want. lo n17S ~ :;u-~"t-~. home. 1986 M-.ite. CM dter tanks. $2500. ~TI di= S4 · e.;_,.~ l' :;;-; n~ i7'.;:u2a:•~;''i. oo ,
Maple tW tbl, n1lbl ablda _... uvwtr pot ..,.,. ~ plm> for caa!I. KJ.83SS · · 5pm 4/8 ii· CENT. V8 lnbd. bunka, stools. foidll'lg $1 ee.ch. dresaeT '20· Sleepq A~ older tOCkc, tritM--.. l9 ~ C.M. Televhltlft nos ~=.aG ~~~ 3 Mixed pu:ppies <amaD> to =.~· ~ ~ ~ 8u.mppr httdl SS. 3 6 0 S2.50. 268 O>sta Meu. C.M.
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Plymouth wheel and tire $3.
847-8115
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•' T.V. Good picture tube and ~ llOUnd needs a little work
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SWIVEL rocker $15. P1a SCRAM LETS HOOOJ:D Bul1Mtt w l th BRAND MW (oot UNCI) SWUNG Too lhor\ • Ult 2 T' 'l:LSCrlUC •• $22. form rocker $10. Dinette • lldrt. Un1ng and IMttrffa· ~ .FCIN truck ftndera .-: ruab lqUah!9 s cenu: a.., dllty abcT 1&W $22.
table and 3 chain $25. Meterntty clotlles wom ooly w!tll'nmnin& boud $22. New ._ $1 to a: poles ud Weldinl ~ 1 2 S ·
Rotary lawn mower $25. ANSWERS • lew Umea· Size 12. Bed wblte Ford tall pte $18. ~ 12 to ~i rat\IJI lamps TC>rcb and hole '25-Tank
Extemlon ladder f.15. let rail. Hlsti cbalr. &n-ms Worldnf , Pl dryer S16. S3 to 1$; lll'lliqQfa S5 to $.2S. 125. TV chulla. •ortdnl
chetlt S2. MllTW $1. 1156 Solal'e -Digest-Bannn -392 Rend wtlh 2-4'1 In 1956 S wt et • Arl"bltectw-al 2 Scout 8 a kt r tent.a $12. Oectl1c va!Ve piDder ~~ Ave., C . M . , Tongur -FlnWi -Bewail -Olrysler motor excellenl Cataloe file, l!l61 '1e. Green (jamboree) J.i5 Htell: K • t llS. ~ W:b drill pa. £1«-
BEEN on a DIET parts $25 or under or as a and bloodt IOlid end tables c.t-AD $Z. Electric lkep tric: b'ailft' brake cmt1'0l
BLUE Dan~h modern room Bob -"Artn't you com-whole! Comped c am P S9 aet. ~ electric try SS He•"Y d.u I y Sl&. Air ebiael $25. Blades
S15. Ma1dun.g rbaar $5. i:ood I iru: In !IWU'Tlmin2~" 11tool.1 made of bard wood in heater wit]\ ran SS. 5 fool wheel~ $15· 10{1Jlica. $25. Torque wrfllCfl Sl.50. i,,
condition. Brass Ban.JO dork &rtha -"I can't. A moth y ......... 1.via St Heh· 2 Penn oval Wlllon rug. nttds lop plywood 70'•''/CW' n· HP doublf abaft electric $4. 20 or1~in.1l oil painting~ u 4-ck!aIUn-1 $16. Hi·low green ·1 ' motor SZ2. Air compret.110r
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5.ll-3793 Bob -'1'1le htlJt rll!IClll. Pnuier 1989 al.IO weigbll couch S16. Solid "'alnut b~ass band boat ~P CJO. .tove ud laatern (newl s:is.
I HP niuat have BEEN on a and line S25. Stapler and painted red ald~rd. ex. Bicycle wheels and til'et U ; New vUlea ~ • $25. Shop
BOY'S Stingray f.;. 10 speed DIET." ~ staplee S4. Near new cellent for patio $22. Good Blue Chip ltarnp booka vacuum cleaner $25. Tow
bi'<e $15. V a s i t i c a f I e x I Saturday and Sundia l5Q3 RABBITS ~ to $7. o.7_'""". COF'FEE -~..i ---' tabl-u windbrtaker J4. Blue Olltl. lawnmow. er I;. 2 fOQt aqua.re · Y bar SU .. t ·-e alr com· .., '" ..,, camera $2'5. Light meter "'"' ,....,.. ~"' n In •-'-' Se&lbore Dr West N'e......-,_.. •"" inn Ash St. H.B. ..,0 ..,._,pod S7 Pant x each. Oottung 50t-Sl each. atamp boolCJ $2. IQ tuts SL wa ut comer ...,.p $6. ., """"' pneeor • $25. c.nckie $25.
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----new •• · '" · t Upholstery roam 50c each. 494-5336 Single wood bed frame SS. ae.dL Tank ~ Mount S 2 S . ALL new artifidal tree. $.1. lrns S5. 56mm F-2 extras. 0 I d e r F r I a I d a i r r.......1-. ~ ..t tires _, J1oral 549--075.5 Curtains 50c t>ftllel. Lau FOUR Ft wnftowtr pJaque • e BRIGHT Sloe 6"9 rui. 50-1 .... -"'7 _..
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· """'"'.....,. poinsettia MOTOROLA table modti lT' for mal SS. Toe.ster and r.lo double beedboa.rd $6. 4 Si tank • Sl2,.50. Tool bo11e1 a.ad trees SS. Everg,rem trett SS. TV. good &OUJld and picture P .. 'rolator S2 each. High I ahleld and helm et $15. Gold step maple bunk-bed ladder ~ ·tn>e vacuum ss. rollawa)'S. band and power
Wreaths &lid ba.sketJi $2. S25 After 5 Sat. all day Sun. chair SJ. Bicycle S 1 0 . lea/ uhtra.rS $10. Ship pla-$5. Handy-Freeze electric tool.I.-motcttycle p a rt I •
lo1owen S.01. 1918 Leeward Butane tank $5. Oars and ~ $10, Sponiab swai lamp ice cream· freeur Sl2. New FOUR Bar atoo&I w / becks Pfdot l\llW 15 • $25. New Lane. :'it"h..,,..rf Beach. c .. 1 RED thing $5. Air com-•-•·-S5 ., · h 1 S'.' $.20.. SnAnish monk statue Yanktt Trailer v ... -•~r o-g a--' hit ~-2 G "'"'"e ........ , '"'" S2S S"'-lls . .,... .xa pressor SL'l. 13", 11", I~" ""'""' . ' pair tt s -,..... -~ ....... v ... "" w e .....,. reen --.... ., .. -. . • "'"' only lD-4. rach. tsur 10) DMforth S25· St. franct s atatue $13. ss. Antique night stand S12. barrel chairs. 546-4893 S6 303 rillt $25. New
OUTSIDE bubbling lount111n llrrs S2 rad1 Bla1•k rliva.n. Spani~h tablr $25. Cut Iron Saturdsy 2'175 Orange Ave. H~ 21 jewel man'a S2 Rubbtr plant In box S'l. T.ARGE room dtvidl'r St:;. I"" llkt-s h«J S'l.~ Matching andK>rs SlO f!acf'I. T. V. set ~187 ~ BABYLIN'E Cl'ib with mat· watch """'· 7 x 50 b'---uJars
F, _,_ . ii w~ Holl)"'YIO<l bed. sprinJ?11 and h l 1 ....M Sl2 $25. 1&9 Del Mar. C.M. Sat-candrlabras S15. pottery SS. ......, u ...... -orm.....,. l'iL~e *" to Sl."i, « a r. no very f'""" . s F'ire-placP srt Sl2. Spanish tresa S25. Hooded bassinet. $:l0. Color TV antenna and Mtn'a !luill!. gaze 12 sn. mat1rt'SS $10. Child's heevy Camp SIOVI' $5. ;, gallon ,un BLKES. as is $1.50 to $4. ""'d and full lcnal,h skirt SS. _';. ... -. ~ .,.11.-co~tru trd .............. · l hol'St' 11tatur Ill" $10. Swing· O'·"" I I 3c ..-. ..., ......,, -;,u~~ Sport Jackets. size 42. S1 •k, <' • r.'VWVUU ptcn r aprayf'r $3. Hand tools flOc · DROP leaf Mahogany table , '""""• g as~. P atu · Coeco ne-t playpen ss. Cosco , and $4. Ladies dreSM?S, aiu la.hie, seal.I. four $10. M111glr f l. Cut down 1...a.mOrrtt1 ·SlO. Oielr makes s bed no. lng a.~ IJ'8y $9. U r n gold l5c. Pota, pens IOc • 50c. jump cbaJ.r $3.SO. Wameat WlG, bnmette, human batr,
• 14. .,.., to SS. Man11 .dp out Sli>. Two T.V stands S1 &e.JOlf'r, needs piston S25. M· ~-y lllt'rt>O or do-ii· leaf $6. Spani.ah cui iron Upright vacuum S2. Twin Sl.50. "-·......_ ..... ~ rnrm· gs atYled worn once $19.95 ~ r' -""' tacb Electri alJ "'""15'"' 1 salad !el S20 111" X 26" h ad .,...,.,..-UUA ur ~ coat, slze 42 $'7. M2-26$ . c w clock. Aquanu1T11: 3-10 2allon $4.50 youn<'U c II b Int I SlO. e boards $1.SC. each. and foam mat1ress $20. All d udes carT)'ini case
• lour matctmg pictures $10. each. 3-f> p.llon SJ eech. 1-4 fi..»366.1 l!'>S s c M carved mirror frllmt $25 Chrome dlndte tablt with 4 ~ WALNtrr dresser, large mir-25115 Willo c..ane, Costa iallon $2. 1_15 gaUon wood • · amar. · · 67S-54i1 chairs '6. Nau g ah Yd e geod condition. Call after MINOLTA Camera Sl5 Mixer ~ ror S12.SO. Chest ol drawers, Mf'I&, u 8-2660 SU. 3-l god.lion 50c each. •, HP eltctric motor. runs couchetl $.1 each. Hollywootl 6:30 pm SAT. 847-5110 ~L~~ .. ~~s I 120 ~ walnut StO. Anttqoe rttd Pum"" 75c .. a c h . •ft. perect SlS, 168 Moote V~1a BAR.Bl and Ken doll dothea bed rrMS• $2.SO k> SS each. BLOOMJNG C y m b i d i u m r.,.,... ...., ~ nc.:la $.1 each. doll buggy SS 3'XXl Scavlew FLOOR to ~ dt-aw "" ' "" Ave 5'18--1934 for w e 2Sc-SJ.50. 6G-fil22 ".. ""'' n......-i T--.1.. ... Corona del Mar. 673--0252 ' drapes oft-white 14' wide C't'S50nes lOc • 50c. Red . " llDBO And dreu $20. ~ Rdrlgerator t2C). Automatic orchid 1n wood~n planter. 3 ,.,,,. u•m ~, .... H
Md matcbing 54 .. df84M', aword raib 50c pair (;irl's MARBl...E f'nd table $L'i. 116. Solid ~ 6 dr 123. 3 dr wuhcr $7.50 each. Ck-spikes for $6. CM. 673-0'm to Ii eecb. CUt rum
CANARY singers $10. Baby Cood condition. dean $25 bike S2. 50 Tarp 12 x 15 Barbie fa.hion shop $2. casional tables $3 • $6 £s Hangers, 3~x4':4 4x5, 5x7. Chix 50c. Parakeets $4. (hf'avyJ $15. Pikh forks Sl . Girl's new robe. sil.e 10, SJ bedside Sfi. Bike S20. Desk Overstuffed chain $2.50 : LA.DJ Apparel ~ze S.l2: 25 .50 to $1;50 each. Cut Film
CAMPING Cl'Otl $1 and' '2·
Slffplna bep $1.50. ~1·1
lS" bike SS. Bike parts ~ -
$2. l*llnlrw cbaJr ft.
Coudl $15. Lawn fDOlfti is. ~ for IJO'(eJ' ~ ;i.so. Oothes. •iu ~14.
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lld&1a. bloules 50c • SS.
Cbildttn' 1 plMll 25c • flOc ·
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$1.50. Ct r a m I c a .2$c.
Jewelry. beach. eanr.p.
pll\I 10c -Sl. Ela.'trlc C9Kee
pot n. Touter Jl. f'tytor
l"OUttt SI. T .V. needs gla»,
it works $10. Pulp ejecis)r
juicer for Olter blender ff.
Ice aj,e t,..ya 25c. 'tea Slot
75c:. StMk knlte tet $3. ~k
&llalp '&. % circle ft~
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S6 . .Sll i'lreplace ICJ'ffa: $7.
!..arge moYie llCl'ttn SS: QtJ
painting $1.50. Electrical
and electronic part• •
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transtonnen. r e • c t o.t 1 •
choke coils. mot01'1! :IOc · •
$1·• . Paint apray gun · w\th
2S' good bole $10. 220 V AC
11<~ulrreJ cqe blower • $2.
Lionel multWolt 150 .. watt
transformer $5. 6 volt -ll5
AC mo&or driven vottaee
~tion battery chal"ltf' no. ZSJV AC 3 wire st.ncl
ptwe motor contactor . lJ ..
Qawl« type lawn aprlnlder
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diabes 50c • $2. 2199 Natiori.at
Ave. C.M. EW>blts n. 847-3801 Ulk€'ll all. Other draJK'S $1 $3: Boy'11 lent $3. Com-Chi.Id's pool $2. Artificial $25. Round chair S'JO. eon. SS. Dinette chair n.50 eac:h. :nuil2.16$55. Boyl I WcJloLalhmg. HoJders 2~x3':4 to ax7 S2 to
BABY-crib fl5. Double btd :"'ah~~~~~e pressor IIUlt\J> ..li._50~ JUL flower arrangement i :. tour Sl5. Umbrella. t" b 1: Baby's high chair $3 50 ze • · cen 8 • • • wn $4 each. Flhne>ack Adapters
mattret.S and box springs rollaway bed SlS. ~~e llOM' S.l Stainless steel P'orratffe ber-~ue"'ll. Pa-no-~-iT~-----Bed;-'C'OJTTPlett-ffit.56:-·• · mow..rr l5~ cslirer...~7<llaixl $7-50-each. -2\4x3~ Grat--~~~outboard motor. __
;10. YOWlg girl's bicycle $7. chair s:z. White vinyl bl.Jnd tra)'b, 2 x 3 x ._., deep drip IMtem set. new $4. Battery GIRLS Bikt 3-spced 26-inch Superior tree.r) C.M. Sat· SH 2S. Sofa $22. Picnic titbit made Back.I 114.SO each. Auoon r~ce ~ ~
E1Pctr1r oven broj t c r 12 It $2. Large nld lotmgt pens $.'\.50 each. Box nuts toothbnah Sl . 20 year old RCA table 1'V 17-anch S2S Sun 646-9188 or 64:2-'.i6fi6 $20. Bike s7.so. SJ6..8\18 Print WMher $15. Paper or extra track s2s. ~giin
rotisseri<" type SlO. All in <'hair szo. 56-381K> and bolts $4.50. Valve seat re<:o~ ...... 10c e~h.~a~~ rach. Pagoda parakeet cage P:>RTABLE TV. S2S Nrw WE STrNGHOUSE Built-In CUtter. tlO. Spot 0 Magic $5.50. Boy Scout earner'° $3.
good oondihon. H .B . Niter SJ. Com knife $'1.5(). rero ..,aytr · · s. .,., Sll. Room divider S7 -fire SCrt'UI SS N<'W wall rangt S25; oven S2S and SlO. Lite Stands S5 !l<.-h. Powered shoeshine kit SJ. 5
9.l7-i281 BREAKFAST tablr, drop 59 Ford trailer hitch $4. 2 AA SOc. 220 E. rotb, mi.t, garage full! 224 • 228 via clock $8. Lamps St _ ~ ~a.sher, S25. 412 Piano Tripod S15 Film C11pa .15 piece silver codct&il let"$25. I r.ro rPfr.1gerators, worlts leaf. nice ,;.so. 548-338'l typewriter desks S8 rach. 2 CM. Eboli Lido -.. itubbel'l'rlald tum tatile SJ. Lido. Li.do Isle. Newport each. Ute Meters $4 to 2 itlaa etc:hed Liquor bOttles
: ""'<I na and $20. 6'15-2773. l>IN!:'rI'E round table. l leaf single drawer files $5. Vt'lla EASTER buMlell, s m a l l PainttX. d r a we r 5 and .Beach • • $12.50. Sa.Lelli~ Sl lo $20. lo lock-..., tray $15•"' 9-.s
, ;::i Pv111Settia, CdM and 4 daan S2S motor $1 .50. Ice cream white S2. Girl's dressy whitt PARAKEET Laying cages 60 b. Ea.seJs $1 t $12 Tr 35 Saturda nl 629 -~ t , -_ · S!lJ-2821 freezer $3.50. La r g e r COdt . 6 S8 548-8:!69 c:enlll each. Boys bike $7. ca •Ml!. $3 • SS. Antique MCYrHER And teenagtl'! o · ays · J ~ ~ Y. ·
• J!)Jj FORD radiator. does not alter 5 Sat., all day Sunday fiberglass planters $3. Fire • SIU' • . Hoover v«euum S9. Boal ia.nps S1 -SJ, Down com-MY\' cleaned closets or to ss. Granex Flash S25. ames . ewl)Ort ~
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, l~ok $7. Battery nearly new BA s EN Jl s puppies. pit s1. Hand grinder SJ. STfif'M Iron r.z. Automoalic ladder $3.504 Sand wheel, ~er $2. End tables S1 · S3. dresses, blouSts, sweaters, Strobes $15 to $20 ~. m.m . FUZZ box for electric guitar.
$10. 14" ford rime S1 each. B 8rk1e1111. $25 each. liand vacuum <b att er yl co M! pot SJ. Westinghouse S2. Toy box $1. Oflice ~import $7. Mat ching skirts. capri's, shoes, hats. Camera ID Aux. Tele. Uns $10. Radio builder'• ldt 12 j 847~ 546-1320 a1temoonr; fl .50. Shoe polish« (bat-:rl=~~dl~ce~~g. ~chconine: baakel1 60 ~nta. 6T';N405 ~ha~SS. DlshltS 5c • SOc. some hardly worn from .50 for IT.BL. n2FRolllcord S25 traMiator) SI . Ampllfiet kit
I j -l~" AUTO tire rims imd <( MERCED Es Ben z ttey) Sl. Steel wire rack $9. .,."""' MAN's Bike. Good condition re " sew ng machine lo $10. Some 0ir1a 11zea 8-10 Rol ack or <4x5 S2S. $3. Powtr tranaformerslvlth
1 lugs $25. 4 -15" Buick huh wlndlbleld no 2 5'1rlte G.E. clock rad1o SU. 3 ~~,:~ ::.; ~r'!; 115. Boy's bike, Schwinn ~Uo ~~:ess ~~er~ other si?.es 5-12. CU~in.s: 776-9?~ ratings SOc. Used tires .-:r.75
caps 196.l. m. 842-2468 blade bucket eee.ta $10 each. Ra.lnbtrd aprinlden. 5()c. table and two step end SlO. m-5016 snits Sl. New lire .screen dra_pea .50 lo SS. four piece JAe<ms. Carbone!. Hawaii. x 14, ~. usable _tfetd
"':)N. laditt1 summer weight Pw!Jcbe headera $20. Set of Mower e n g in e S 8 . tablet ID toar h. c:orat, pat-LOVE Seat-Excellent lrame $8. Baby car brd $5. Toidcy patio set redwood S15. Sets J e Irr Y D a I e • W a rd Y $3.50 t>aeh. 2030 Higbla!'ld I •·lll" iined coat, red, slu Popular Me c ban I ca .I: Refrigerator. works $12. t tr n "d arm c h air , seat Sl. 54&-JQ.19 of placemata $1.25. 9841 La Surfboards 9' l" to JO' 8" Dr. NB. Ask for Jobn
"••; $15· new shoes. laditt, Popu.13r Science ~ SlO. Golf ba& Md clubs $2.50. Y'Z naugahyde n o. Bi c y c I e . waa expensive . springs and PARTS r 64 Cl'esta Circ~ IShorecre~ll $10 to $25. Belly Boards StO _64_2-_n_65_· ______ _
1 • 4 and 8-B. SJ pair; 2, VW air clee.ner S2. VW back ::t.:t 4 ':!. ~: r> :~~ girl's, old but runs good 26" :! = '~: ~~I~::. wagon, Sl ~~25 Parts°:'!~ o~ Brookhurst and In-to $15. 15411 ~arwOJd, DESK $20. Children's lkils
• , •• rt-wave HalllcraJtcr bumpers (2) S2 ~cb. VW S5. 2 Seani Sculptura blu(' 58 ford Convertlblf' SI _ S2S dianapohs. 952-7328 Midway City. 849-3159 S20. Stroller $5. 3Snim 'io~. SlO and S25. TV in-~bouds,onep.irS2. ~np~50~C~~:~ toilet Beats, new SJ each. :'~ns 70lllris.Coronadel New 6 volt push outt~ METALHtlllywoodTwinBcd BOY'S Bike sio-:-small camera S2S. Toya n. Girl's ~~, .. ~~;:~z.~' 5 wlumet,
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.. T.V. Maple elllillrge Q>. t cameras 25c 26" table lamp and ehadr radio for VW ~. Excellent Frame $2. Battery ()larger. wbeela. flat tire. Cost $70. blket m and SJ. Sina~
25c a pa.Ir. ~ G~ -$15. Guitar S2. 2 Beam pin-$1.50. S8t • l<Mi P M CHEST Drawers $\j (j 650 x 14 lire on F'ord rim t•harges l to 6 batteries. $25. Good bib. 708 Jril, Corona $2C. Dresser SJO. Rot~~
;·;'A $binaUon washer • eh bottles $1 each. White 545-4340 drawers) chairs -maple 121 •19 Bwnper Jackll $2. Sf'ab Air Compre.uor 1i4 H.P. de1 Mar OR 3'-i316 :o.~:;· ;;J;~o~inea ~~y~r 25. 614~ W. Balboc TEEN aKe giria, clothes, foot stool $'l.50. Tool boxes PLAYPEN &: pad $5. Table ~ ~:~z~ 4;,e~'='. ~~ from Volvo SIO. 847-1707 elec. $25. 21" 10/4 rubber WHEEL baJTow $3. Band SS. '1IXf1 Leeward 6aoe. m:.r~~ lamp $12.5): =.:~ ~::'~ ~ 50c -$6. Stei!I rack for & cha.Ira $5. Jewelry 50c-Sl. Iris. Corona dcl Mar . PLANTERS: T r o PI ca Is . cov~red extension cord wilh saw $211. p ort a b I e Nw port Beach, 548-W7:
(}'ow table $10; br1* !we· lorala, paialeys. theadw. ~~ ~~~ ~~ =~-Sl~:!t ~ 673-8316 SSruschSuias, 1,ern. cllvia 40c -4 ~u:i r~ptta~~ -:o:lug typewriter SS. Wairon $3. POOL filter $25. Pel.let ii)stol
In& lamp $25; otflce cba1r ~ .TUllilP!I' and turtle ~ ainlc S2. Blodc and 50c-n . 9621 Albecore. ofl of . CCU en ts, c a c I u s . su e or 1'11 er up Old chain S6 each. Boy's SlO. 20·• I h er m o s t a ·t I c
$25; ovenwve and ldtchm neck eeta '5 • SS. C'!tlam: tadde ~·· Garfield. Huntington Beach. R E f R I G E R AT 0 R Lg ~'Qplnthus lily, geraniums. Sl.8. 50' heavy duty 12/7 ex-bDce $6. Scooter fl. Very 09l'rated fan $25. Road .r~
utenaib 2Sc to $2.50. lQ rUI, En I l t I h made bincdan ;: gi~· ;~:. Sun April 7 12 PM thru Sa~ Servrl SIS. Riviera brd sola bibiSCUll 20c • SJ. Live tension cord $12. 70' 14/2 s;ood Olev sta11er S 3 . $5. Old clock SB. Air-con-
' DoJphin T-~. ,,..__ del cubmen cbamoUe • lined CM .... _ .... _ 4113 $10. Divan s.i. chair to ~eplan!s arrangements extension cord ss. 536-1131 Mllleral apecimeoa 2x' • SJ. d itioncr S25. 962--0877 I>\
Mar ~· ''"""' ........... CaJnel. Navy tl'mdl l UIUD\a aouth 19th and match SJ Lt. mahogany end tr reram1r pln.nttrs SOc • VERY llliC<' be by 'ttib and Good Otev Ro c h rs r e r • .
$25. Swoeeten $UiO • Pltieentia KING s~ mattress us. 2 tsbl" SJ. 642-6574. 5319 SJ.25. V~ 20c • Sl . 164 mattress Sl5 Baby Ac· carburetor SS. Sat-Sun only. EASTER pupple-s, % S!lwr ;\~~a\'rqT!~ ~._-=. ~~. l..U&n w. $4 ~ $1~:' ~~ltionand nbo
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:;48-8868 "" ..., """4;11 Hip ~ ltn!dgtrt $.1 • """" '-VllU • 54~3118 · ra · one Year 0 · TWlN Siie H-~llywood hd --cen SI· "" 1 pan. and miJ!c. Z5 to SJ. · · · -~ :S
,,l. -7"--.. -" $4. Sladm: ·-ANTIQUE high bo~ dr~nn· AntiquC' 4 drawer drCl)scr ,-~· ·~ C.OQR,M!ud._....'-).Mlftl~ IDl'a'pe9.-~ tot\._, KQ1~"'-, •·ro~o.~ ~'~"1~· ',r.
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l11Uored curtains 54" x 40" temed !Jc. Shoes, mes ~ $10. C'he&l ol drawers $5. lrgs, 11turdy formlca top $.20. Walker S2. Bugizy S 8 . and Frame $3. Radio $2. and 2 cbalrt $25. Clolheallne bella $10. Baskd>&ll bopp
never ....ied S9. Bet,, IC8le 'm: boots, '-Is, Oau, aad-Vanity glass top $5. 3 piecr 646-1744 NE~ One·plece foul-weather B11thtub S1. lnCant wardrob!' Record Rack 20 Puules $15. Umbrell• SB. Large $1. Me1Jl blnj cap jt).
$.150. Walker $3. V~ cle, DUnle8 S2 • ,;. Box S«lional S20 each. 'l Maple 71 " ROTARY power mower: suits, small, large & xtra closet S2S. Nau g a h Yd e mes 15 to Ts. Greeti , trunk D>. Blond desk S25. ~ ,
S1. 3 ~temtt:y outnts llait I purees 50t • $2.50. Pim 50c coffee tables $15 & SlO. ~ 3 HP Brisucs & Stratton lge $10. Small sailboat !ldwr recliner $25. Danish ~hair ga rda lS bo n .calibe ~ Mllple dm flS. Ladles STOVE with rotiaerie ;:f5.
$.). each or all fer $12. Oall • SL ~ '3. &eds. Ma!Me end tables SS each. good rngine. mower need~ S! rach. Halt·anch braided J7. DiYidtr S.'\ End table $5. ~ s2(, S:rt>eu aet r S7 dt'ess, medium and i.mall Refrigerator $25. Utµly till~ nedt1ace9. Cl'Cmel $1 • $12. Chromt table with 2 leaves l'P'p!llMI $6.50. 842-2342 hnr ll cents foot. ST'.rll.55. Bunk beds SlO 14621 Aspen Record . Pl~tr $2.50 eo; 50c. Upholstered chairs S2S table $5. Maple dresser $25.
J/ .. 'l and woman 3 -.....a Beta SUO. ~ $1. and 4 <.-ha.mi Sl5. Hide-a·bed R-ECORO 1 . bl I 4208 River Ave .. NB I Circle,. HB fnPar Ed"•ards .,_ p k d ' . each. Captain's c h• i r . Mirror and bookcase ~a,!-~ "M\....cl-.... •. umta es· i.ar. ---.. R 1 .;x.vut ac an accessar1es 1 $18 Lam S7 h hik"S nf't'd tires and paint '"""" '""' Wlm i;,ap cover.; $5. Bartw. llnl model TA SS .Coll _, GM F't'i:tid8irl' clcetric stovt, an·1 oya Onk1 25 lo S1 Fiberglass bow map e . pg . tac . board to match n s ~ S H ..;..i• bik · ,... • ..,'""""."' 11ue$3 21amne$1C · · 8 •u l I S2" 2nd L . ., · · 640 x 14 tire S2 Pitce ol ......... _ ttr nd -S::~~TnJ5"• s e S5 f'Rch . ..., ... ~ "~er" $8, • • . ...., or PB.Ir «Eni:li~hl RC 531 automatiC' x nl. .,. e ta ble!'. l cor· ATE model washer. Ill is arrows. sheath $2. Boys . 4 . wi ... w ma . Pllll a •II" .. ....,
Kodak $4. Hit 45's 50c Polt lamp S1 6 x 9 brige "h.ingrr $7.50. 548-9870 nrr table. S4 rach. Plllr J $:i Rabb1tJ1 SI rnrh Tires Sl clothes and shot's aize 16 .~ ~ ~ x 84 :·~I~ 1th $5. ~ trub can1. $1 n<11.
CllNS S20. SpaniJlh flxturrt1 540-1793 ruiz $25. Utility cabmrt SS. CRUTCHES .. s·rutrhrs. S2.J(). l2 volt FM -S7. TraiJer hitch S'l. Bird s1. Rsbbll ears .25. AIJSN';l' . rvne p,<.llnne outfit&. i.uc ,s,1
S5 patr. Mounted 8a11 HARDWOOD I01a bed SS MangJe "5. 228 fa1rw11y Pl.. Cull loem . ~rw ~•lion. polil'r r ,. c e iv er, $10. ""It" $2. Radio SJ. Toaster 897-882j 1544.l Stanford ve. . . and $2. Wa!tresa .unirormJ1
• ilo1'1'\." $5. Decorator ClllB Ell!Clrlc mixer 2!5c:. Popco~ C.M . Pft cd SS. 548·9870 Thrrmador wall hratcr, StO. 11. WbPclbar~ S7. 769\2 Ln .. H.B. NEWLY uphollttted D~lsh Md blackskirtl. 1111.e Q $1
s;, nd'. 4 tracl< slf'f'PO lape popper u. Deep ~ DEXDRATIVE wrought iron ~S. 100 day itlass dom-6n-tJS5. 42QI River Ave.. W. 201.h, off Placl'ntia and modem bed divan $24.50. 2 each. ~es. size·~· '·~. Speajcers sz; mch. Prf'. Iron8.. Wied u door atop&: srctions $20 each. Ra"•ln ~ Sl;,, S day d<'rol'ator $5. l\B 19th HAND Lawn Edger $3.50. like new dlvane m.rio tacb. children• dothtt1. "'1ze .
" •'l)rded tape9 S2S dozan. each. Car cooler ~ Dish rhaiT $7.50 Antique mart>lr :>48-9870 BEIGE Ion t• Antique pine-drop leaf table ~ type ironer, works • Sl. Record player SS:
.>-."rl.'"'84 after noon " mch stack 25c. ~ es, table tql $7. Round marblr DUNCAN Phyff' table $70. 3 Bl '!LT-in eltctric w a 11 10 x 12 ny ~~ b ~b 2S $25, $20. Minnow Bucket w~i~has pJOd $12.50. Dlsbe!. 5c • $1. ?at. 548-4983 " j
c:r_\Y Chromt kitchen l~blr 'nttS with nb!5 6.95 x H Si-l ta'At $7."IO. Rug Cl'llflll' S2.:'A> piN'P blur an whitr dmettr ~;.~'~r~; f~e~~: ;~· SlO. girls"':ig ~ :~ ~ and hook SJ. Single folding Tro W. 19th St &t6-85S8 LAD~ dothes. aome new.
• • 'C -IO". 2 lov~ly klt~"·n and $4. lAmpl 50c each. Old !'mall wrought iron tahlr'l ~rt S2.l. TV. 11 $.j.SJo. Elrr-. 549-0498 ' metal bed $.1.50 . ._way Elec-GOLD oauiabyde aw Ivel modem skirts. N~ilt. ~5 ;!2 ~ • .,,.. llV'ge comtortablt bedroom S.'\ 50 & S4 Wrought il'Ol'I Irie motor S2 Toys Sc . SlO 1"'" box SlJC'IOis and mat· trlc Waffte and Grill :Mn rocker $23. Picnic set wblte blouses. eveni~ drelldll.
1•halrll 75c eacn. T'able $'1 Sll:Jl brackf'ts $2-$.j. Elrrtnc 1979 OrM2r Avr. Sill onh ff'('~!I S25; .OOd bf'a.~ and· WEBCOR tape rt'COrdcr $25, 54,50. La~e Frame SZ.50 $19. Ladl.H ski park• and wO'll ~acn 50c -$10. Siu"'" ~ :-, LE !..e-•,,J" ba~r~n Sprinkler system $2. Doublr M'oil<.'r s;, Shrlve11 t!.~-.0 ELEC'TRIC' · , 1rnn, S8.50: b r As ii vanity I mC'll'Oi>Ol111an l'tldialor $15. 20'1 Ocean Avenue. 11.e . pants, size lO $20. 548-988'l 10 54&-11236 _ ,
• • ' ..... } .. ,,. l!ke nrw s:1. m,;lt-" _ ..... ,t ~ 1111\rror S4 . .j0 Antiqur !lhor ra.nj?(', J:ood ('00. ~I'll $.l.5Q; Iron vanity stool r?nr a'<P •Ith tirPS S15. .,...,_,,,,..., .
, ~."" ''"" .. 'U .. ,u e --nd St. d111on S?~i 962-9911 or ~." ·. •u ·-" br f rmsa rut .. w t:, tftnt g x 9 _oNV>N __ ' • SKIS S20 -1r. 58 ~ult MOVIE ICTttn. 4 x C,.,_Uie '"'" r:J tr\c.> k -;bane 81.o.>I SJ.50. ~{('n's. s11r l6.'«) """ ,,, .,.,, 8U i re S r r P <?> n ' 00 ..., " r-Skl~ ~ven coo r.r S2. 11 , roll<"r skall'fo $6. Small I Si :iO· Capealn's· chair SlO: $2;,. car c·1rrirr 7 ft x 40'' x SOFA 84:-d $10. 8' ColH'h sio. $25. Beer kegs SS. tee cht!!I new $6. 548-3236
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<0htl brass drewt>r pull~ 50 Li" h~h SU. 2 compartment M7-7017 no. lee chest SS. Campetovt 2 ALBINO parakttta nd :' P:~cz di!lfltte S25. Doub!"
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~II Y'l'9T old girt 2Sc: _ n. M2-:i815 wit t·ohlnrr and 11001. Rim~ l'<'n11• eacll, beth and kllcbrn I sink SJ. vcgf'tablt? Juicer $15, KENMORE Auto• Wisher ;to. Coflee table $20. Elec-cage SS. Screen door
Ladlet dothes. size 7-1~ jOe .22 RIFIZ'$25 Polaroid $2:1.1 ~~ S'25. 95.'l Union Ave., 1 fixture~ 50 centa . SJ. Brass 2116 Republic, Coata Mesa. 125. Auto. Touter $6. Built-tronlc: pe.rta JlO. Tent $10. Cliarette machine S9.
• $1.50. Pole lamp 1Sc. lMne1' $25. Adding roachinl' lamp SlS. 'l'wln wrought phone 64:2-1939 in Diab Wasner, needa work Sabre saw $10. Electric drill bike SU· 10 ..,eed blk
WHITE chest of drawtta. l"'t·
"el'"nl condition S70 u~ S7M .poq-
O\iiplay ncb ~ ettch. I $2). P'oilwr saw ru. Hand SlNGL.E Holl}'WO()d bed $25. U'On·type be.adboe.rds s l SIAMESE KJttens choco!ate ns. 25 lb ICSle $3. Old 15· 30C1 Walftll Lane, C..M. :-:96?.-=. mi==-~--...;t;J-P ~1.. Ntwpo11 8 I v d 1 SAWll and handtool$ Sl/$.5. Double matl.n>!I& and box rich. Tent SlO. 800 Via Lido and seal poines. Perf~ for u,f'labt Va~ma $3. ~ OOAK 35nlln Anutig'mat MONKEY m! case m.
between ~ and '{le. I Sat-or f'Ven~ 642-WTO llPl'1"2 S25. 41" Walnut Nord, Udo llft. Newport EUtT slits S20 t a c b Diliper' Pall S1. Ml-GB 1pec:la1 f: 3.5 50 mm witb die, apriCiot m In i at
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S2j 2 rotrnr! h6n~-·dr .. ,...I Sr> Typewriter S25 Tri;>o1 ! 1.?. Bawobali ~~ with Boo. o ce taihl e S 1 O · PrN110 co"---t p .50. E1ec VDlDE. CM. S' be' ..... n••ur. Table Type HI Q\alr SS. OWSS IOp ~• ,.erator $21>. IDr Chevy n o e ou··~n., "'"' . I kca.., no. Srvrral lamp~ .. ""'"" '6"' --6*-9118 IUO ,,.,... Ml'! .. ~1·· :linm .. ter $5 rarh ' papr v1rr S25 <:tcr'; ar.rl 1!r>s' <: r9r ... ;) " 51'J S:!. ~Kl I Sl~S'..'O Sa . <'Rn o~er 14.;io. Copper c.>ucb $2S. Girl'• 20'' bllte Oval Did Table s s . ---~..,,..,.,=-=----......-VloU 2.,:,, h--11lools r, ps'\r lflll:i t r:. Rlock rad~ S: j. : s;;lGLE rollawa) hro SX 1 _O\rn~llOl'I, 1c~1~ ~t~ 15~2212 rhaflnit diAh SU. Complete 110. Ledltt1 :bt" bike $4. Doghouse $2.50. 3 pnirs or 2 UNDERWOOD Slllndard R.~rn==-~-type-......:_pow_er __ a..._.._
\\ ~.,, 'lr-wpon Rt>11rh l Enl&.rl;rr $Zi. W0o~I :atnr Wrl't<l'r roCI!"" rable SI f'11rhcrwart $20. Dbl hot R1tb7 baMinett Oii stand White Drapes; fr' X 2-t" S2. t)1Jewrittn SlS and S22 mower llO. Sturdy~~~··
67:;-0'J.t' fl'> CandlNltlcks $15. FM Trl,.phool' siand fj r : BRANO new tub and showrr plior $5. t6x30 oven JI'>. with net snd eaUn N~ 98'' ll 451· $4. 72" x S3" (I.In-eadl. Corona port~e Sl1. verlible 11>la Pl.
GAS f'lln.,:;-·~:--c h-1 d'• n r Bus~nl'tt(' S.'i. Draltlni:: Oroplr&.! lat-IC' S2. S46-58H I •.>mbin1tlion with m11trh1n1t Record album11 .jO ceni. S15. AntiqlK" roclrfr '«rilb ed) .. 962-50T1 310 Broadway, C.M. ft *"" swimmln& pool . 0~ .., 1ablr S7 50. Sulteasr SIO sink. nl'Vf'r u11ed S25. Ice h ·~ can b& ..... ._ ...... u MONTEREY 1 dra"8' cbHt Pool tllte ..., ii crutch«> SJ Child's picnic Micme<.'OJ>(' SlO. Tel~OP" BIRD ~es S1 each. Dresses box, runt1 ltOOd S'20 Bltt <'ac . c o1_,,on $25. Double, e ~.,. ....,, -walnut A&4K>RTED (WOCICIHl main r -... Va .
style table SS. Chf'Jlt nf SIO 1, k I "nd suits ilu 14-16 2.lc-50c Ford 4 b«n-el Parbur-•or ..,0 twin beda S25 each. Kine ~ tablta wtth ""*1c !met Sl and $l. R«rtpratot $3. SpllnWl ~ tlMe Dra)n bole 25 ft 1'5. & draWttt $3. Nett ho"< S2 .ammoc SlO. Hltir , -· --"' r 1 •• cler bl SU. f1S.-4234 SI. Mutive wood delllk S25. (~l Q5. C It I ne ae <C. red) tT.!IO. Small filltt tz. Pool CID¥tt en .. edger ... n---' L·r· '1ryrr $4. Orlmtal iruitar ORA/If GE U$>bol$t ' ed chlllr ~· x t 8 rt. studs 20r each. 'j7 Pa.Ir ol wt-.... ...&. ...... _,_ Cl~.. -hC ,._ ~ chlllt su e. ~ Chemicals $1.SO. ,·~· •• '"'"'"'"" Sl 00 Cblnese treasure boi< ~. ~ di.sroeal S4 ord Pllrts 20c-SQ. ford USID IDkt cciottd nylon . .,. ._ ... ..,.. .. ., """" .,.,... ·-.,.,,.. ... _.. oW tru.k pS __...,wall •-tools ~ ft. 12-71.i" "< llli" SIS. ArUfidal tr'ff $10.1 Drtu."{e Ironer S20 Olild'~ 1 •utomalic-t:nlnsm.ission fits raf11et S25 Pit' roam Hard $2S.. Set at 2Ml EUROPA, wool l2IClS I'll 00 CM • .... -. 1i4 lrdl atepplne atonea S'2 1113" ·~ tt.-...... 1o MESA VERDE. CM u -... ea. ,;._ ........_ $111. ll.lrron Sic ~ 125. 6 1"f'....., ' tioni bb=ks · -s1ro1J"f' ~ M!taJ totd.ihr -:sn1 t.able. 2 chlltrs S2. hu •Y""ll" '60. ru. 14" 11a11 s.wa Roetiuck ,.. .-.-'« -._. • SL hbr1e &. Art abjects wttb me.ttrna no.
ar S2. Rail rm rh11ira fl 1998 ~ona ~\314 bca11ta ~Neb. 348 Oltvy lawnmower •· Upholatt'ftd 3 Oval brakted rap. ttd and Westen ~ "5· Gu 25c-$2.59. la & lJth sc. '~::JI~~~ ~n~ CM ' DOL'lU.E tK.'Cl ma~1 and ~;4~ $25. Small d«k SS I ~"I cMJr. rlftda wortc brown comblnatlcla. t '"12'. a.,. (Sffnl 125-K)tdan (rew) C.11. Set oDt1 M WEST I NG R 0
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• 14' ·-n.11 DJNl:TTE tal* with tour Jackti.. suJts. shirt .. pants t'Ollablnet.lon. good condition ?X. '401 caMlllo, mne ma. Ml.rl ~·m """ ...., ~ aiick. 1WD'f ~ ... llrt "" $S.. 9IMll
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.i .. 80ll• 3 Gf Jo. doll•. ~,.SS. K1np1tt heedboard 2l!» N1ulonAI Avr. C.~. MW Sl, Atf"'115 SM.AU. ....... ~ #t, J ..... Q . W .....,,. :=;:;c-.. Cl:n:,:.-""•s 1 hme TIS· ~ ..... eebtMta Clllly, ~ 1 ..,_•1or elf $2.110. 1'ri.n ~rd •nd ST> OJ.atom llOfa, nttch KDIMOflE auto ma 1 le ctro, .,.,.. ...-to • JC :.& J2S. OllCW Ta* ~ ,._o A"'t'i-llftllll ._ ..ith 2 TAlllZ , __ ....._. 31 ~ all'ffr -~'::'N.8. ~rws_a~N~,:; ~m: ~.1rc','i~~ ~Hit=~=~~:'.:!":.".., ........ __. !!.!"~"~"::."; =--~~ ~n;:
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;-~~~$t985 -·-he -r.Jetcope Spttial e
G.M.C. " tDcl P.U. Cu."' ~ ... 1olr mha&e with 8'
\\Jukan C&Jnl)fr. Excellent
CoaditSon. Mu.t lff. :fa~:. ,_-$2445
t, t -·-;tl'Qiev. H.D. camper equlpl
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SCRAM·Lm ANSWERS IN DIME·A·UNE
9500 Campers 9520 lmp0rttd Au'°' 9600
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549-03U -673-1190
""KM ... 9&.¥9. cotfA •IA
•a SUPER 90 PORSCHE
~ wltb black kiter. $2195.
Dir. 892-~2214
SIMCA
196.i Simca 4 door beautiful
red paint job -car has UIXXI
milet on tuU factory war.
ranty • full llrice only
S895.00 $25.00 dellven on IP"
proved cttdit can be Sffll at
901 E. 1.st St. Santa Ana or
call 5G-880J. l>lr
SUNIEAM
lS65 Sunbeam Ti&er com.
pletely reconditioned with
nu caody apple type paint
job and white top. Foh:I V8
m otor It 4 speed
lra.nsm.iuion call c r e d I t
mgr. at 542-81>1 for a~
pointment arMl detan.e. Dlr.
TOYOTA
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TIANSPORTATION
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--------------~ YOLUWAGIN
Afttiques, C....,_ H 15
'M VW Vltlallt Wagoq, "'"' '30 Model A Fed Cpe. 'lfith
brakes It tra111. $1600. Ford , I a t h e a d qs.
• 675-3390 daya. • Hydraullc brka, etc .....
VOLKSWAGEN
1967 Volcswagen
$1699
6 Mo.-4,000 Ml. Ouar.
Incluc!et 50 HP Seriel, Wlnd-
lhleld WUbers, f u I I Vinyl
lntmor, Outside MI r r or,
Healer, Otboster. u well
as cltl\nll'P •nd deUvery.
$112 Full On. Payment
l~ludet Tax & Lie.
$55.24 mo. bank ftn•n.
VOLVO
'681/2 VOLVO
NOW HEREI
SEE THEM TODAY
~Llmi4
• IMPORTS
1966 Harbor, C.M. ~9303
VOLVO
Ask about our ------~-------
1182 Dn -36 mu@ $40.99+ 'S2 Volvo l22S Sed. • ape!,
1 final peyment tor title. R It H. Elrcel. cond. Must
T&M MOTORS sell ms ~0 aft ·7
SpeclaUzlng • VW A Porsche
llCl GARDEN GROVE BI. Sport C.rs 9610
'59 Le Baron, atalnJHI A
plastic top. ee.t q&r,
• 962-1321 •
Autoe Want.er
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NEWf '. T
PONTIAC DEMER
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TOP DOLLAR
CASH
CLEAN USED
CAR or TRUCK
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LESS :f
'65 CHEVROLET I
• BEL ADl V.f. auto. ~. rwllo, bee.ta, power at.etJ.;
lbs. NEZ-932. ;
Wes tt676, is '1299.
SAVE
$376
'67 CAMARO '!
V-3, auto.. r.dio, heater,
power st.eerl.ni. Bal of ~ car W&1Ta.Dty, UEY-050.
Wu $2799, i1 '2355, '
SAVE
$444
'65 MUSTANG
V-8, auto. tnna.., ra di ~
hMt.er. PIV 85C. I w .. ,2199, ,, $1791.
SAVE GARDEN GROVE
892-5551 or 534.2214
ct -r--' 67 VW: Xlnl cone!. ski & IUJ·
gage racki.. $1750
68112 MG
NOW HERE!
SEE THEM TODAY
$405
WE PAY '65 IMPALASPT.CPJ ..... t,.~. l'OP ~"!:e:~~~d~ 548-2687
'65 V.W. Sedan xlnt rond ~ UULO PCM-413 .
suoo 847-4914 cAu.. AFTER IMPORTS w .. $2199, ts $1676. S P.M. SAVE
mllet&r. Sl400. 1966 Harbor. C.M. 646-9303 • .,, "cAMPER V#\NS
)II l'ard camper van • com-
jlete camper package Sll8i
-113 vw camper bu.camper
'66VW. EXcond. Low PRICE $523 .,
• Call ~2 • .&i7 TR3 Rdatr with hardtop. '65 DODGE 440 ! '51 Ford ~ T. P.U. w/54 TRANSPORTERS ALFA ROMEO 681/2 TOYOTA '61 V.W. Bua '64 E~ new In good mecbanlcal CCO· FOR NICE CARS ' ~ ,3:,:. :,. :S = IUSES-CAMPllS '65 Spyder ve1ooe s IPd eon. SEE~:.~1fJbAv ~ ~~ ~~~ " ~25~ ~~:i:i::: AND TRUCKS :!era~~ ._, r ....... • ...... S12!l5
YOO MU!l' SEE
THESE USED CAMPER
53+-4f58 or 64&-2904 Eve '67 VW t Pll•. course cond, low miles, blue ._ ......... vw cr-'dit can be seen at 901 E. •ny u.k• or u......1.1 w .. fl7S99AVE' is $125L'j
or wk:nd9 'tS Delaxe Bua 9 pus l2> It blk-$1800. 493-3360. cdMll L•...: 1 -ncu Sunroot. Xlnt lat Santa Ana « call 542-~ ,..... -'60 DODGE ~ T"" PU, long '63 ~axe Bua 9 pa · iw\ UlllG ~~-One owner. $795. _8801_D_lr_._____ CONNELL $544 Jc-. PACKAGES
!.r'1wLare an exceptional
i ~1come ---
.' • 5 yr. bank financing ~NTA ANA 531-4650
~ S. HARBOR BLVD.
EM~~~·IXXl......-;mlri".~C"Sl-Bua~·, ~ ---~ ,!u~: :~~. -111PORT . "~:;rll»"."" ':"'?'!'r·J:-;f -2~r~~':k 64 -cRev. -Ftt0;1
&autilul ou yellow paint • $25.00 deUven on appl'OVed COSTA MES~ Lone wide bed, 4 a1*l4
Trucks 9500 ~ o cherry Interior • runs like 1966 Harbor. C.M. 646-9303 '88 VW Bug, sunroof Rib credit can be Ren at 901 E. 546-1203 radio • heater. FZ5771. -.,
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S oew ·full price only m .oo. ·TOYOTA $1450. Abo BSA 650 Cc $560 lit Santa Ana or call 542-l!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!l!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!ll Wu $1799, is $1377. ~ ~O; $25.00 delivers on approved · · . · · 494-5655 8S01 Dir Will Buy SA VE i'i 9300 __ _;... ____ _
LAMBRETI'A. 150 C.C
W~ ~flp credit can be seen at 901 E. HEADQUARTERS VW '65 equareback 1500 S. MID • ENGINE band con-$422
,,. 1st SI .. Santa Ana or call MOR 24,IXXI mlln, exceUenJ cond. structed 1ports car. Corvair
549..0303 -673· 1190 '542-8841 Dir EL E $1399 flnn. 546-2549 rwr train, disc brks, alum Your Volkswapn « Poracba '' ver Special. Near new, ·au actul mllee. WlncWUeld
•car carrter. Have to sell! _,,,or ofter. 403 7th St., Apt
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mt """'°• ILVO. COSTA MISA 66 AUSTIN HEALEY GRO'"" BLVD DIAL direct 6'2·5678, Qwie skin S1550. Aft 6 pm • 355 It PaJ top ~ Paid for 9625 GARDEN vs:. 1'0'lr ad ttien lit blclt and Rochester St. CM 646-3433 or not. Call Ralph SALE Of New Camper Sprite Canv. Mark Ill GARDEN GROVE JE 1.fQI ,...£ to' ..,_ .._ .,._, nn.•t· -•e,.,.b"tl" n.-. __ ,.__ 673-1190
DEMONSTRATOR
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S b e 111 ! M c Don a Id ~ent condition! Sll50 ~-""' p......., • ._. ..::"= uJ~='°'==_.==' ="=......,..='""':=:::.!...::======== Telescopic Campers. Two 67 e 538-6306 • tlOO UMcl Cert
Yamaha 3a> Scrambler
,IXXI ml. 5 moe old.
/Helmet S500 P'lrm ~
GMC P.U. trucb, leas thM ,.,.,,, A ti' Hal 3000 _N_ow __ c_.,.. _____________ 9900_ New c.,.
l ,IXXI ml. Also 'iii ·Ton Chev ....,., ~8 n e ey 9900
Honda 2SOcc Dream. 9Sl
'Darrell St., Costa Mesa.
642-1569
--G-ARA-GEsALE--
parta for Hond11 & Suzuki ~ I ~l blket, ~
• flS:UST SEU. .kn.mediately!
, ,,;J;.1 HONDA. $250 « best of·
. ftr. * 642-8249
! , ~ HONDA Scrambler 250
.CC, 9,500 Ml., S37a Cull.
646-7076
with utility body. LOW Rdstr o drive & wire whee.la
down le rmanctn& avail. '~ wlblack Interior • full
Hatton camper Sales, 221 price $995.00 $25.00 delivers
Camper Chll&er Pickup tN:k w Wilson C M S48-034l en approved credit. Can be Automatic transmission, ra-' ' . . aeen at 901 E. 1st St., Santa
dio and heater, power steer-1,., .. ..,r:ed Auto. 9600 Ana or call 542-8801 Dlr
!ni, h8vy duty robber. ---------1'62 AUSTIN Healey, wire
$3195 nr: 11\Y TO r..ft wheels, O'drln, new tires,
llllAll VV tq It tonneau cover. Xlnt
STANSBURY cone!. Sl4.95. 968.3222 OVER 70 '67 Au.stln Healey Sprite Lo.
VOLKSWAGENS ml. Dtr. Reduced for quick BUICK ~.~~9771Can tin pvt pt:y •••. TO CHOOSE FROM ... ......-
LARGEST SELECTION -======= 2100 HARBOR Bb..VD. IN ORANGE COUNTY DATSUN COST A MESA 646-9022
. ~uto Service ~ '6G Oat.sun Sedan like new!
rI• & P1rt1 9400 Roc,..t'n Vehlcl• 9515 ft ~ Dir. Sacrifice for quick &ale.
' -l''r.ompl Lincoln en&lnes, 358 DIJ!ll'E BUGGY -Meyers ~~ o I Can fin. pvt pty · · 494:9771
cu. ln. S25 ea. 1 Ford 352 M11nx with 1964 VW le all ~ s 494-9771
'" ~u in, $25 . .le other engines thP EMPI &oodiff. Big ~
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..!. ::: -tnp a.od aide curtains. D>~ •--------
! Trailor, Travel 9425 chrome. Over $2'200 In· Ferran Late Lusso Cpe
VPSled. Sell $1850. TRK 281. 549-0303 -673· 11-90 Top cond thruout. Tool
: SCADABOllr. llpe. 4: 1213) 681-6859 mt HAAIOR aLVO. COSTA MllA kit, handbk. etc. 544.7746 .~ j~. w I 1tove. sink, lee-DUNE Buggy band la.id, e Spot Cuh fur Imports
" ;'6ox & side a.ttacheble lent. gin.a~ body, chassis w/all We pay more for an}' lmporl FIAT
., J.!Rd once! 962-QSl parts. S400 takes a 11 regardlw ol ycnr. mnke --------
KIT. '66. Self-contalned ~16-2549 or condition. Try ui. before 1966 Flat 6000 sedan • Looks ~ l"kndem wheels. Excellent y o u 1 e 11 • E L M 0 R E and runs like new • the belt
>l.Uld. 962-5816 C" -"'era 9S20 MOTORS, 9625 G a rd en bulc transportation tn the
; ii' LANCER. 1956. 10x8 .67 """"" ., ton & 101~, Grove Blvd JE 7-'i630 world today for only $895.00.
•1 ~bani, A extra.I. $650. 2803 ..... ~ • ., .,. $25.00 dellven on approved
r Prances u,, CM. $40-1974 re-:: :a:~~J: ~tt~ ALFA ROMEO credit. SanCan be seen at 901 E. 1st, ta Ana. Call 542-
9500 xtru Uke new. $5100 or 88al 1~ 1 Alpha Romero R.dstr a --------~-------best offer. 962-9645 beautiful black beauty In 1962 Flats are here. Im-
'1'5 FORD F.conoline, hea vy
, ,luty van. w/blg e~ne.
;~C. at S695. 494-8485
' •· !be quican yuu call
l 1be quicker you 1e.l1
a· Camper. bolt rack • sb'\.."'P condition only n l1'>.00 mediate delivery on all
cabin<'U It bed. $250. 646-$'25.00 dellvers on approved m.xlcls. SedlN $ 1 4 9 5 . 0 0 I
8584 alter 5 PM credit can be attn at 901 E. c~. $1969.00. S p i d e r
Wlute t:leptr.anta! 1st, Santa Ana or call 542-$2181.00. Bank financing. I
Dlmr • a . Line 8801 Dir California Sporti. Ca rs Ltd. I
~1 E. 1st Sant& Ana. 542-
9600 8801 Dir. r.:.:.:.::.:;;:.:..:.:::....:.~;::.;::..-.;,...:..;~~---------....:-~----~~ 1-9S6--F-~--,-u-ooo--s-ta-ti-.on 1
Wagon • a real steal al only
S99:i.OO tull pri~. $25.00
d e 11 v er s on approved
credit -can be eeeri at 901
F lat St., Santa Ana or ~
50-8801 Dlr
• llllTIPS
DOWr IUY TOUI MEW
1961li TOYOTA AN1WHill
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•
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D'el'}'thlnJ r.inp. Mally U•
lru. N" Plmll ti"'8. diac
brks, wire wbl.I, wen carecl
for. A re&l buy for S17S5.
Pvt pty eves or w~nd!
&46-1()27 &-.... 170l
DEAN LEWIS
WIElll• U-1 u• •mm
'
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Xlnt mecb • NII COhd. Br. R~ Gm, nu uphl. rad, Siii>
Pvt pty m-oo.e
MEANS
Contemporary Elegance
FROM
Nabers Cadillac
OV!alandlfte C-e ~Ville llnlalltd '" SPar1<11ng HorfNfld\I blue wlrtl Pl"'h m1tctijll9 nYlo!I & lt1ftl«
lnttrlor. Full -r. naturally, & m1ny olhtr 1Mh1u I. c:e<1,..n1....,. 1xlr11 ll>d, PremlUll\ Voeut fir.•.
Very C«efllfly drlvtn lo tltowl meticulous cert In-
•"'-' out.
'65 RAMBLER $1095
Cleuk: 110 hard!09 coupe. Till1 outst_r,,. fernnr
avlomoblle It M ly -'"" wllll VI enelM, radio ond llM!er. wfll19 llde -II ti,_, blldltt Malt l'lua
""1Ch ,,.,.. A efl-rlll9 ~Ill nltrlot wit~ 11111
Ylnyt l<t!wW. Thlt It ITll'tfy ..., CIUftl1ndlM v1lue.
'64 CADILLAC $1995
Coupe O.Vllle aportlno • lhlrnm«l"t aliw. .. ,.,lor
with the lllldl vlnyl root. Tllll "'-Pita 11 Mll'-4
"t1U'1111Y Wlt'I fadol'Y air Conclllioftl119 alld llH 111
Ill~ luxwy _, te.tur11 l11Cludlnt _, vefll•·
stot!r'"9-br11tn-wl,,... 111d IN AM.FM radio Drive
!Ills -r.orn. llOWI
'66 MUSTANG $1895 .
Mltl'dto. C-.. P:lallly rn1t1lllc 9"9ft wllll -IV
bl1tlt vtnYI reef e<111kll •ltd black budttt .eels wilt!
_,., coowele. Fully loldld wtlll c-..ttnca lltms
well ll -tfetrlnt, faclel"( efr C#l<lltlo<llnt , r• dlo Ind .... ,.,. llftllld tllSI, .i-i •• 1"hetl cevtn Ind
Wl!llo 1tdl well tll'ft. lladtlcW 11111 ..... ...., IO
'63 CADILLAC $1495
Hort's -In • rnHJlonl A .,....,l•klnt a.-Gold C-O.Vllle wtlll Ml IH!hff l,,....lor, Fac--IO'Y ew CltMltlonl"9, Fl/II ,...,.., lnclWl119 • wev
_, & • lioet flf ~ del111<1 e.ms. 1-. ewc.1-renr ce,. ..,, "' -*" -r. Yw 9'*11drl'I rnlu "''--·
' J..'L _I ,. PJ...,.. •t-,, . -.-.
$1895
COllllM<1t11. Sky blue aultlde wllh rn1tcl!lno 11111'9 Ml
1 .. thtr lnttrlor. Thlt w-1utornooo1 Ml 111 fl/
!ht -IM!Ur'U that Mike tlrM119 a 111 .. 111rallle
tx-lfltc• and oA COUM hat fl<lorV 1lr conctl~
lne. Thl1 luxury Hlc:ot l'-9 ll'llllevlOW c;a,.. Ill' "'
lonMr -·
'62 CADILLAC $995
Sedan O«Vlllt . A IOYlly rn•,_ flnhll wllll ~Ir·
Int bef91t leellllr and "Y'°" ln"'1Clr. Thlt IKllll'Y
a ir ciondOloMd ""' has mot! .,..,.., -• • luu u lrt Illa! c.d!llK Offen Ind. -*""
loclts, eutometlc ..,,, -""'9. f'lc.t._ ltic. T?llt wtt!tn Ir It IHdllly ""lad end .. ....,. llf Ill ,.... __
'63 CHEVROLET $995
The MOlf _,,,,, IMHll S-S-1 Ha"""' -wllll VI ..,91,,., llucltet _, lnllrlor wllll flew _.
IOl1, radio •ltd llH ltr. -•-lf>e, wtllle aide w.n !Im Plut much more. A dlrtt 1Mt1lllc Or-
11n1111 wllll run vlnvf m1tc111.., 1n1 .. io-. TMt -
-I IHI l°"9 '°"'° ,_, flnf.
'59 CADILLAC $495 .
POPUiar Fleetwood with tlMt orltl.,.I ""' flt!'1111 lltld orltlMI Interior by FM!Wood. ,,,,.. ...,, Gii ... for
CICllllK llU -doOr 1cdtl. -W!lll. t\lt9o rnarlc IY•· •" -MUI-I eftlll of au.-!Ko torr air c:ondlllonlne, Yw Wiii rie... 10 ... 1!111 -
lo boll..... llow aultltrtdlll9 '"' Ytlue II.
'65 MUSTANG $1495
H.,Cl!Olt COUPt. Flnlll*t In t "'"" -*lie "" tolor wllll ,.,..ldllnt buclllt ... , ""9rlllr. -.Clll
wMel• wlftl Wide .... , 11,... ,... -,.__ "
Ml 1 ... MUllft lllrto HCll. ltNtt et\11 Miter, tlMM
..... -duel ......,.,., Thb _,., - -QI< la wll!lout • C10oM -flf Ille •t ~ nu w!M ,.,...,
OVER 60 QUALITY CADILLACS TO SELECT FROM
• YOUR FACTORY AUTHORIZED CADILLAC DEALE~
SERVIN& THE ORAN&E COAST HARIOR AREA.
00-ltarltor Blvd :-Cos
540-9100
SALIS Dl'1. 0'91 l :lO te t :OO MON . .fll.: SAT. 1-SUN. t:00-4:00
. . .. .
' '65 MUSTANG :;
COUPE. St.4. Radio, bee.~
Black with match. VU1l1 ln~.~1ti;>~;, ta $1351. !
SAVE I
$644 ,f
'66 IMPALA CPE.
V-3, auto. trans., radio.
heat.er, power steerlni, fac-tory air. SSR670.
W•1 $2499, ls $\9'9.
SAVE
$600
'65 BEL AtR
4 door. V-8, auto. trans.,
radio A beater, ~
•teeinl. factory air. NNZ-324. I
W•s $179', is $1361.
SAVE
$431
GROTH
CHEVROLET
112 II' IEACH ILVD,,
HUNTINGTON IEACH~
847-6819 • 545-tl69
A.,,_ Wanf9d 9700
WE PAY ••• CASH
...
DAllY PILOT
"KAH PORT ATIO
-. . -. _ ..... .. . .. , ) ....
~turday, Aprll 6. 1968
96001mported Autoe
CHICK IVERSON INTRODUCES
IALPH fiOIDON, USID CAlt MANAGll
AND HIS STAFF
IALPH .a!DON AND MIS ITAllll Oii U'ISMIN
HAYI A COMllNID fOTAI. OP 71 Y1A1S IXPUJINCI
IN THI AUTOMOTIVI INDUSTIY. THIS COMllNATION READ SHO.,...j""'~.n
ASSUllS YOU Oii THI H .... IST L1VD. llP...c:>t~~ HUGE SILICTION OF USED
VOLKSWAGENS -POtSCHIS -CAMl'HS -IUSIS -100% W R RA N TY OF PIOflSSIONAUSM IN SILICT1N• THI A -. YOLUWAMN OI POISCHI OP YOUI CHOICL
'67 vw '67 vw '66 vw Our 16-point safety and performance test
''3 vw '61 IUS includes the following checks and operations: '6' Camper
1 l l . R.4io 113 with Radio 117 with Redio I. Compression of an cyr.nders checked. l to ~ choo•• froftl. led
$1799 51799 $1699 2. Engine, transmission and rear axle checked for leaks. $1119 $1191 $1199 3. Ig nition timing, spark plug' and contact breaker points d~ec:ked .
4. Valve clearance checked.
'65 vw '65 vw '59 PORSCHE \ 5. Carburetor checked and idling speed adiusted. '62 YW 1 6. Air cleaner cleaned. '60 '6' Camper
113 with R•dio 117 with AM/ Silver ih color 7. Fon belt tension cheeked. •· l-to FM R•dio Ir Ai
Conditioning. with r•dio. 8. Cooling system checked. choose from Red with R•dlo A IHutyl
$1389 11 l with RacUo $2399 $1599 $2399 9. Steering play, tie rod ends and toe-in as well as h-on+.wheel be4 r-S1• $1199 ing play checked. (Torsion arm link on WI only.}
'IO. Foot and parking brake cheded, adjusted or ble;. Brake fl uid
'60 Dune '65 vw '64 vw replenished to proper level. ''t vw '67 IUS 'St PORSCHE 6 to I I. Mountinq and operation of shod absorbers checked.
Buggy Square Back choose from 1 12. Clutch pedal free play adjusted. (Standard transm ission.) 117 with Radio O.luxe ••• Y•llow, with
15 1 with Redio 13. Battery checked. specific gravity measured. electrolyte level RHI Sherpl Radio
Sl899 __ $17!t 1399 _ ~~d. distilled w~ter added: ba~ery!ermina.!.Fsts gre~~d_. __ $2391
14. Lighting system, including headlight aiming, stoplights, warning
'59 PORSCHE liqh ts, electric horn, windshield wipers and turn sig na ls checked. '61 vw '61 vw '65 BUS '63 BUS 15. Tire pressures checked. wheel mou nting bolts tightened. '66 61111
9 Pen. w/Racli BGE.~d Cor•I Blue, with 16. Vehicle rood tested. Redio ,end Air with Redio
Redio '17 . Look for the 16-point sticker in the VW of your choice. Red io Conditioning.
$1899 $1399 $2399 We guarantee I 00% the repair or replacement of all ma jor mechan· $1899 S1199 $999 ical parts• for 30 days or 1,000 miles.
•Engine. Tren1miuion. R11r u l1. Front ••I• 10 1mbli11. l r1k1 1y1t1m. Elec:triu l 1quipm1nt.
549-0303 CHICK IVERSON INC. 673-1190
IUICK
1970 HARBOR BLVD., COSTA MISA
CADILLAC
'67 CADILLAC
Sedan de Ville
3 to choose from
Full power, air conditioning
Low miles. New car
CHEVROLET CHRYSLER
---PVT PTY WANTS '&'l-'65
CHRYSLER. MUST BE
XLNT COND. CASH. 847-
6811
warranty '61 Chrysle:r full pwr. air.
$5495 Dir. l OWDH. Sacrifice!!.
ALLEN ~4!M-9T11============;
FORD
Oldsmobile..Qi.dillac Inc. COMET
1150 So. Coast Hwy.
Lacuna aeach 494-1~ ,6 • l'UWMI n '63 FORD
MUSTANG
'66 MUSTANG
PONTIAC
ROY CARVER
PONTIAC
29'Z5 Hart-or 81., c.o.ta w..
Kl6 4444
Onmge ColmtY'• ~
Dealer tor l'Colla • Jtare. and
Bently.
~-*·~·~l~.
. '6' .:LEE~· 'I ~"''!'!~I __ C<?~'!!'·'fi6 Cyclone GT 390 • 'e.Ll'l 't...::'~' ~ • ~ ---' -ltli' .(\M·FM, ~000 F . 1 500 S rt Cou V8, automatic. power steer-.ruLlk...,..er. acondir ""-I : Mafi~ con~~w. ... ~(" rflT. ~:"8"75-1583 Bair kante •• po di ped. tng. radio. heater. Landau
e new ""0· matlc er steering radio uc e sea... ra 0 8 n top. factory air conditioning.
'64 Pontiac LeMana VS full
power plus factory air
Bucket Seats etc. Nice car
CM be seen at 901 E. 1st
SL. Santa Ana. S 2 5 . 0 0
deliven CAC full prioe only
S1$5.00 oaU Credit Manager
at 542-8801
BUICK
$2995
STANSBURY
BUICK
2100 HARBOR BLVD.
COSTA MESA 646-9022
4 a~ or ultra modern tot.al
Cadillac facilities de.&igne<l
to better aell and ICl'VICe
new and used Cadillac aato-
moblles.
$2495 and .:e:: • CONTINENTAL beatu, automatic tnn• $2195 ALLEN s1· 295 mluion. power steering. No.
Oldsmobile-<:adlllac Inc. '61 CONTINENTAL. Brand 1230A
1150 So. Coast Hwy. new. Leue fOT $155 pr $995 STANSBURY 1A~:5~a~~ILLA~l~ STANSBURY :°~~le ~~:!:.nc:eof~~ STANSBURY BUICK
Seel de Viii Bu I c K Call Hal Sanden. Lease an 1 • Mana0 er, Johnson &: Son.
Full power. llir conditioning. oo..osii U CK
Ftreln1st btue. Sold origin-VD B I ally by us. One ~T. Low 2100 HAltlOR BL • 1965 4 dr, leather. imrnae. lo
2100 HARBOR BLVD.
COSTA MESA 646-9022
mJJes. COSTA MESA 646-9022 1 mi Xlnt. $2590. Orig owner
$3495 ·57 Chevy station w~ v..a _642_-4688 _____ _
ALLEN I 3 speec: trans. All new I 'lil CONT. conv.. It. blue:
Oldsmobile-Cadillac lnc. parts. Sharp SJ)). Prlv. Pu• ~Al clean: Xln t tires: Orig.
1150 So. Coa~t Hwy. ty. Call ~2906 owner S895 64&-20'11
2100 HARBOR ILVO. 1966 SHARP Mw;t.ang w/alr.
COSTA MESA 646-9022 pwr, auto. Must sell. S1900.
Call 96U229 all 3 p.m.
1961 Ranch«o Pickup 1966 Mustang Fastback 2 +
$369. 962-1678 2. V-8, low mileage. U900
·59 FORD V-8. auto. 2 Dr. 494-9328
'64 Le Mans convertible.
Stand trans. R le H. gd
cond. nooo or make offer.
675-3725
'63 Pontiac. 4 dr, HT,
Catalina. Orig own $1.049.
(%1:3) 431~. 628-8257 * '66 GTO c:onvt. beau cood,
1 owner. lo mi. WUl sacrif.
S1850. Pvt pty. ~5853
'61 BONNEVILLE. F u 11
Pwr .. Air Cond .. New Batt.,
anJ Mumers $6!5. 962-3748 Laguna Beach 494-1~ CORVAIR hardtop, PS. RH. S295 1========-OWNER must sell BEAU ·oo
CHEVROLET Jl{ -• 5'1&-7529 • OLD~MOBILE Ventura today! Air, R It H,
'64 BUICK '65 BUICK NABERS ·;,w~,~. r:pd1~ c:u;k! 1~ ~~~. V:o!~es~·~~ OWNER: '66 Olds Cutlass Xlnt cond KiO. ~738
'64 LeMans CUl't'. P/B, Electra 4 Door hardtop. Full • seats. Good condition. $550. batry. Make oUer. 837..Q231 Supreme. 4 dr HT, lctry aJr. P/3, console. bucket Kati. Sl~·lark 4 Dootr·},!: atu~~ry•· 1 power and factory air con-1 642-1583 ,.. '61 Ford +cir. V8. good Rl1 H, S-1 ·1 t>b. 4, 0;:.,..~~!· $1000. 49.090 Mi. rn..~
ic, power 8 ee. "'•• ........, 1 dltlc;ming. 31.000 miles. 'Tilt mechanical cond. $2SO. aw m • rnmac. .~ ....... ,_,. air conditioning, radio and wheel. 2600 HARBOR BLVD. CORvmE 84'7-09U • _34_'17 ______ _
he8ler. $2595 COSTA MF.sA 540-9100 '66 (HEVIOUT '56 Ford 2 DR Vlc:toria 9 Put. 19a> Olds. Wagon ___ T_·_l_IR_D __ _
$1495 ·57 Coupe De Ville. jet blk '68 Corvette Split.top: Only $150. or belt olfer. with Air Cond. All Extra.a '56 T-Bmb tor SALE or STANSBU R iinlsh, flawless blk cloth le 14 Door. V8. automatic tnn. 2,000 Ml. 350 HP. 4 spd. e 642--2820 e $ei. 847-195.l TRADE f« VW Bua A tab STANSBURY Y ~:!! A~t~· ~~ti.-:: b~~~ '64 CHEVROl.fl i :i~w.:t:W~~~:·C: ~d:ws~On~· ::r~d~ MERCURY ~~~.~ ~-:e:ptiant ~.~ ~ d~
BUICK lamp contrl. twl·Ught cen· diti~ine ' 646-4724 cond. $1795 ••• 13'1-'1'!1S5 pcy 5&-2369
BUICK Imel, crulae control. rear Cht>velle Malibu Sport coupe. $1. 795 , ........ C--..._ $-RA ''8 MERCURY, "'-1-Partc '66 nu.. fllll -. air Dir. 1 '5~7~T~Bird,,..,....,,..------'\odow defogger. new wsw VII 1 ti ~ .... ....... ~ ~_,. .,_ r-· - -Mlllt .. to • 2100 HARBOR BLVD. 1 tires. ~oft ruev glai.s. Only · au 0.ms c. power stetT-642-8425 atatioo wagon. Brand new. O'llmft'. Muet R1l. Can fin. preda.t~ P/B. new uphol. ~~:E=: COSTA 1o1e~· .. 6-9022 ~ ~:m7:~:; "' ,., .... Si495"' STANSBURY coucwA• ~= '!.. =E ... ~=.m, :;:, :..: =.
actul1 mil• 0r1g1na1 thru· Fu~m':r II~ condi11omnft. STANSBURY BUICK "68 COUGAR. Brand new. =-:.Seer::t "tc~ t>tr. See toappredm. Must out. N~ dutch. $500. or rvt~ es. • ew car war-IAue for 199~ pr montb. Bal Sanckn, ~ ibn.,. aell. C.U fin pvt l't1 .•.
bat offer. 213: 225-7W $4895 I 2100 HAltlOlt ILVD Included mamtenance t er, Johna! A: San. 6C24ll ,__,,.e+-tm,.....,..,,__ ____ _
'A IUICI
lflart....,a.\11.~. ,... ---· ""'° end .......... mo..
$4115
STllSlllY
·111c1
•
ALLEN BUICK
1
cosrAMESA 646-9022 ::z.~~~:. 'IS Mere Moat.. c1r. CM u~~g::.=! ..
Olclmioblle-Cl\dJllac lnc 2100 HA O V GOING Into wrvice. must 1 Phone HaJ Se.Dden. Leue CJl#lltt, MR. atr. pb, pa. g'.ftm! S995 ~
ll30 So. Cout Hwy RB R BL D. u .61 au:v ~ 396· i Ma~r Jobn9on 6 Son. :irJnt cood. Pvt Jl()t, 11485
'LJ BlJlflf RIVlmA t.a~ ~ach 4!M-1M4 COSTA MESA 646-9022 1 :.;el llSlT; a cyl .• 4 speed·. 642.(1981 ' SM at 2544 N.-prt BlTCI '64 T·BIRD
M ~ft Ul '66 CADILLAC -'66 CHEVY MaJJbu '.l DR ~ Xlnt cond. S.<Ol Ml : alk. CM "111 P"fl', 11115. 54MT7'9
"111 power f'<JUlpment and Coupe de Ville I hlack vtn.yl top, wbije body.1 $2600. 541).3551 DODGE FOR Sale Mercury Comet fl..J. p(VUNlftl '64 T-Bird Fact. atr. full
factory &ir conditioniJli. Full i>ower, alr c:onditlonlnr. Blt1<* lilt. bucket wats. Con· '64 CHEV Impala Supu l9S2 2 dour batdtop. f eyl M ll'MHn pow. Elactl cond. 1 Owner HMS SoJd new by us. Llkl' New! sole. RIH. alr. f.M.3237 Sport X1nt cond.. Pri,,.te '83 DART GT Cpt., RIB. ltidC thlft (lean. $QI. 60-nm. kf-1724 •l.N Low mJlts. '62 CHEVROLE.7 • t Paa Pftlt)'· SHOO. 962-'118 auto., $795. PER.FECT? 3930 afteT 5 pm. l'Ury t ~ lbltlon '57 T·Blrd. ~t
$45'5 wapn. Low m 11ta 1 e . '$ BELAlll 2 di'. M Motor, CC05'1 e 1161 a&wcur7 t 111•..-......,_ VI. .._.tic. pow-oondltioti. By owner. STANSBURY ~~~llM lne. =•tAt par1)'. SD * 962-~llMqe. 3 apd. $395.
1 FALCON ;r..::.nm. 6
ttnL :.=~-==Sia '9 T·Blrd. 9llM25
BUICK WO lo. Cout Hwy. '&4 CHEV. lq. 4 dr. f'/P, UM CHEV MallbU Coupe, 'Cl FALO)N lllldo tram.. $1515 ~ !:»;. oand. U I O
1A1ana a..cb $1_. ah, xlbt eand. New trw.1· Teacher's '*"· V.ry cl811 ....&tJlJmlcai..Lm •
2100 HAlllOlt ILVD '61 EL OORADOS ·~-~2 ..... HT. S:..350. m.Gtt Mtat "* •*-m . ..., STllllllJ
COSTA .... -... .U.L ~ 3 to moo. from "8C<Y ........... -CHEV ... Clpr' BS, C7..a5 ._..... --PIS ----7¥" Full poww. a1r c.'OndltiDnlna. '°9 llliles. YID tab ltaNlp RP 4 ...... '°"' pa. nm.. Winu -....-. • _.
'63 Wan. xlnt C'Oftd. ps. alt, Nf'# car w1uT1ntln. Low ev for eqt)'. ,._9542 tow ml S2et M2-21• POID ,=. :-:;,::.~ lllCI l9SO ~ Yaltam V«IO
Rill. nl95 or taJ<e o'Jl81 milts. Startlila at: GOING to DI~. Must 11c. -g OtEYY n ltl illft. '511 n!f'd comt'n. Good Priv. JIStJ $18. Ill~ 2100 u.a•-ILVD. =~ :"· ~· t =. Geo. &e&-ml U pm $6 ltS A-1 1IM Nallba 11400. ciCM. p Prf..te Part1 t r a nap or u ti o a ~ ,___ J1bant 15 BUlQ( R.Me:ra. ''Mama's ALLIN tm.i1U sn~ 0t-mt .. ....... QM.. Alllt.. COSTA MISA '46.9022 -..a or 546-12'7'1>
Oar": at.rpest around ! OldA:mobil..adillac rnc. JOIN tbt ...., .. n a ........ ~ tm-•· -~ .. __ ... PIS P/9. J'tc. a Ir ..,.. PL---· -DAILY PlL01' Ona;..A _ n..i.. ..._.. _... u. .,.. .--_ \,AIOI_,.. ....... "' Fwd Raadliln VII. ., bdlrtor ._.. C ll r o • • ... """""" • n IP or t 1 LIN!& Yoa cu a. lllcm .,,.~ • .,. e:Ura. ~ -WO So. Ccut HW)i. DA.11..Y PU.Or WANf An8l ~·· cu. &. to IP" apd. _.... °""'• ... ...._ -Onlr. lltm ,_,, 2 * Hr, Pl-pt>. low tr jM ...,_ a_, Olal
ID4H3 Lquna BtedJ Ot-1194 MMn s.r«! IWM97 • $1190. ..... lft. P9 ~ ...... ----tG-lm .
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llltchp11." Bob Wrffht end the Sur-deal with Ult list's owner, who will
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ltms of llftcuuds It Ult bildles his mlllln1 wife. Mu trains a look·
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ntE DAILY l"ILOT. TV WEEK. APRIL 6. 1968
~nu.1111 IOOIOD REYltW
SAT.-7:30iift ....:. -
an HOUR ~
COLOR SPECIAL ~ ,,.... ... e., eot£ATt·'AL.llCMJV£
• • • From Maine to California. technicians have watc19d Barbara
Mataoo on clOICd circuit ea.ch night before the at&rJ of ABCa
The Joey Bishop Sbow. -
Liking what they saw. they sent petitions to Joey, asking to be
formally introduced to the girl they train their cameras on 15
minutes before the show begins for color balance.
Joey decided that if the technicians were so interested in Bar-
bara. a production assistant they described as a "most attractive
and amply endowed young lady," his audience might lilce to meet
her too. So he introduced her during a recent show.
Barbara is single, 22 ycan old, with long brunette hair and a
sparkling smile. Pleasantly, she declined to state certain figures
regarding her figure, but as the men at WHlN-TV in West Vir-
ginia and viewers now know-"A Twiggy, she ain't!" • • •
Art Camey, co-star of The Honeymoonen on The Jackie Gleason
Show, will star as a shy middle-aged suitor in "Lovers," an Irish
play to be presented at New York's Lincoln Center for eight weeks
this summer.
SWEET BIRD OF YOUTH
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Geraldine Page and Paul Newman
recreate Tennessee Williams' story of
an aginf movie queen exploited
by an unscrupulous young man.
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El•llOf'• Brown. Jeln·P1ul S.lmon· D Tiie ua ..._ "'-: (C) (30)
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nlsht.club tryout, lhe dtdda tD ID ti, lamt1 Grqory.
11on1 u clllperone. ht her mothtr'• ll:JOBlhlle: "'T_.. (Wlllllnl) '41-
abtMct, Betty Jo deddel tD PflC> Gftnn Ford, WHlilftl Holdla. .\
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Itri, Kaye Ballard, The ICl111 family, ot tM Wor1d." "Hen:u .. Ind the ~ ~ny • .1oer Forl!IM, Hal fta· Tynnts ol a.bytoa.'' lllf.~ ::::* .-. i• a .... .,.._. " ... ....,. I .. . ..... {idvtnturt) '57-Jofttl w.,. ...... ""'LlllJ ... (n>-.t:CIO • a Cl> MIMll: (C) c&O> ..,"" mane.) ·52 -Dlwtd Tfwlll.
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The Great American Novel
1 SUNDAY
APRIL 1
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uven and Earth." C8S News Cor·
rllCIC)lldent Winston Burditt talla •
1111dtd t011r thn>Ulh tht llrlll Mu·
1111m In .ltnlsalem. ma.=:-:n ~C) Alt .... (C)
c.-..s (C) ........ PlfHt 1:JO "Mr. Arbdl9" (drama)
Wtllts.
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..... (C) '"Tiie ~ It ...., ....,. (wllttm) ·~3-Guy (":ldhon, Vera Miits.
l ~ .. '::-L r..c.. S*w .. ...
t:t1 ca-• 1111,.. ...,_. T tlltrMdt a.Ir (C) u.. tllle U..lltartN (C) •
9 (i) I iriclM' I ..._ ... ..... ~....,, ( Th• 138ttl An·
nual WCM1d Conflf'lllCI of the
Church of Jesus Christ of lrtt•·
dly Saints rt tht Temple Square,
ln the 64-year history of the Nobel Prize, only siJt American ~ 191111 JtnJ (C) ISatt~;;::~
novelists have received the coveted literature award. Two of them, l:30 a.a .:'~ """ (C}
Sinclair Lewis, the tint American to win the priz.e, and John Stein-llllllfl: ..... ti tt1t SIMI"
beck:. the most recent winner Crom this country. are repraented wmem) '54--ltlf Ertcbon, Donald
on the CBS news special "The Woods.
Great American Novel," a new hp..., (C)
concept of presenting literature w: IMltrll.., on television, l\Jesday at I 0 PM ... (C)
°'1 CBS. ~ ._a~ f;)
Arthor Barron, CBS News~ 11111 fl .. ur. (C)
ducer or the speciaJ, chose "Bal>-Mah*le (C)
bitt," Lewis' scathidg portrayal of lllRtt: (C) "'Oii Ille nn.llllN.,
middle-class America, and "'lbe _..., (ICl-fi) '56-Guy Mldlton,
Grapes of Wrath," Steinbeck's Jolin Hodiak.
memorable portrait of man's strug-I"" ~ ~
Jle against injustice and inbuma~· [~a .. 0 .. (C)
11}'. for w~at ~e de9cn1>es as a 1•.JO u .. (C)
demonstration, in a new way, that ~ 14 flflk (C)
great JiteralUTC lives because it IS ~CJ)~ (C) ''Whtfl
as relevant today as when it wu Sta hain&.''
written." 11:00 8 QI (J) llltl ltocMJ: (C) Stan·
To evoke the contemporary rel· lay Cup llr11·off G1me.
evance of "Babbitt,'' Barron took B MJ fMftte S.....: (C} Rw.
h. Du .... • h Arnold Kuntz, BlthartY Luthttin 1s cameras to . ~UU1, ~inn .• ~ e Church, Loni Bt1ch, pesta.
model for Lc:w15 Zenith City, ! Ht••h,.•' c-. (C) where be filmed activities of mem-(f7j CJ) NIA l11kttb1ll: (C)
bers of the Duluth Lions Oub ay:off pme.
and their wives. GI Mwll. "Vera Cnlz" (adventure)
• For '1"hc Grapes of Wrath," 'S4-G1ry Coo9er.
he and his crew traced r.he typical I a.d 1" lllt Ht• (C)
ftight of a Kentucky farm family CI> flnt llftllt ~ «Jc1-d •oone to industrial Chic .. -< 11:30 ...,. S.S., II-= (C) Roman -~· holic mass ttltca'1 llw from Sl CBS News Correspond<nt Eric Snareid is the reporter on the John the Evani1tls1 Church In 0..
broadcast, and the oarratws are Pat Hingle ("Babbit1") and Richard P•rl Ofllo. Mass Includes tht Blm·
Boone ("The Gnpa of Wrath"), Ina of the Pal""
:. f ' f P "" ( 0 I\ •, -u., .............. '''"=' .... ~~-CC>
l!:JO I~ ,'::!::r;.::~c:
Van RiJn." Morton Wlslltnctld'• drama tells-fiOW lllmbranclt'a-•·
perienct of attllldinl I PlllOWW
Mder In Amsterd1m ln.1659 lft.
splr.d the creation of oflt of hla
btst·known works.
IM&nDtlallt (C)
F1idl for TlftJ (C)
Ci) 11111.-(C)
1:00 ihtt .. Pr-.: (C) ~ Jen. ns. Olancellor of th• EJCchtqutf of
Great Brit•ln, aunts. 1J lHl (I) DlnditM: (C) 'The A·
1111 Tilartclient."
IJ Golf Final Round * PGA GREENSBORO OPEN B 9 Ci),,.......,.. 0,.. W: (~ °fop n1mts in the world of IDff
try tor the $100,000 pur11 at the
Sedrefleld Country Club j11 Grttnt·
boru. Horth Carolina. m DNfln lalellall: (C) LA vt.
CfMtland lndl•ns. l =-:~C)~
l:JO ..... c..f•-(C) Vtke tf Catnry (C)
2:00 ._, a.i ...
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L ndHy of New York City suatJ.
DMewll: "Statt ~ \mystery) '62-Robtrt Clarb, Fr11t·
cine YOf'k.
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letlc Director at USC, auesta.
DMewtt: .. ,......., Nebedr" <111Y1-
t1ry) '&S-Akto Ray, Wiiiiam Btndll. B Mlllle11 $ MOWW. CC> "Cell.-,
.....,. (musical) '53 -Doria Dty,
Howard Kett.
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4:00 m (C) . . T1lt •• T1lil .... (C)
Aimtrlcu Sptlrtlatl:
J11on huntJ African ti• phant; Phil Harris aoes aft.tr par·
tridae: Lee Wulff. Curt Gowdy fbtl
for Labrador trout. flll""F,_rt: (Ct "Htlpln1 Pay fOf tliii USA" 4:.JO~~:;, (C) @ Ci) Ant .. 1 Sea1Ca: (C)
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(Continued)
W1 ban a Umitld nwnblr ot balm f(n.ilable for thele6lon.
Eachbosfeatura8ylftllia'1Colorbriaht8P
picture tube.
So you pt all the color ol I.be beleball
• ~in brichter, truer· to-lite colon.
To make llftyou enjoy t.heleMOll from It.art
to ftnilb, drGp ·iD tockJ. And tab yow piclt ol
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THE DAILY l"ILOT, 1V WE:EX, APRIL 6, 1968
any available new Sylvania boll: with lS., 20-,
or23-inch picture (meMW'ed dialOliaJly).
Pricea ltartat lell tban$330.00
Then aet reldy to make enry same a home
pme. And f!Very home a atadiwn .•
But-justgtvtll8enouah time for delivery.
• Aft.rs all. you can't tum a home into a
itadiwn ovemifht..
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lCkOO AM 8 QI Cl) NHL HocMy: (C) Stant.y Cup ptay-off pme.
11:00 II U Cil Major U..U. ...._II: (C) The new ... son betlna With the wortd champion St. Lot.tis C.nfiMls end the Chlcqo
Cubs m..tlna llt Wriatey Aekf. Chlc:aco.
l:IO •• (I) .......... Goff Toumement: (C) AMI rounds at the AUaum (Georgia) Netlonal Golf Club.
2:00 ! UCLA T..W.: (C) Bruins vs. champion Trojans of USC.
l:JO ~ (J) Pro Bowlerw' Tow: (C) The $40,000 Mobile, Ala. ma, ~oma Open.
4:30 8 The ~: (C) Lou Johnton and Jim Lefebvre di.-cuu bneblill.
5:00 • Hol)JUoad hrti Race: (C) This MetOn'• bfoedcasta ~
With the ~()()().Added OeboMir Stakes for th'"'}'Mr-dda • • @ (j) • Wide Wcwtd of lpcNt9 (C)
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"I haven't met a woman yet,
whose figure I couldn't improve!"
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THE WINNER IS •••
'Below) Sptnctr Tracy and Katharine Htpburn
:or "Guess Who's CoMi"g to Di,,,ur"
Dlisli• Ho/f11U1• '""' Anne &mcrof 1
for ''Tht C:rtlll.uatt''
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On Monday night, April 8, at 7 PM on
ABC the Academy of Motion Picture Arcs
and Sciences presents its "Oscar" Awards for
die 40ch rime. The star-studded event takes
place at the Santa Monica Civic· Auditorium,
with Bob Hope as emcee for the 14th time.
Pictured here are the stars who have been
nominated for Best Actor and Best Actress
awards (with the exception of Dame Edith
Evans, who was nominated for her perform-
ance in "The Whisperers"), and only those
who have won before can know what these
stars will be feeling when they hear the
words "The nominees are" ... then, "The
envelope, please" . and, finally, "The
winner IS" .
Audrey Ht f.b11rn for
"Wail U•ltl Dnft11 Rod Steiger for
"In lbt Heat of lht Nigh/''
M ONDhY .....
Few .... ,.,. ....... •ftwnoon
llstlnp, .,._.. ... DAY·
TIME PROGRAMS. lelow,
far ,_.. con .. lienee, .. the.,., .....
DAUlllE .JIOVl£S _ --
For Love or $ $ $1
In "For Lo¥e «SSS," lbunday nisht's (1:30 PM) Bot> Hope
C'brY*r Theatre, Hope ltan as an American tourist who is conned
into believina that by amqucradlna as an .. Araentinian" omca-
( ~ widt Nazi UDifonn) and smuaJin1 two minion dollan
...... 10
oua of a Latin American countty,
be is actina in the ioteres&J or the
u~ ._.. ..__llii a-.. •
acting as a pawn for ooe political
party anxious to put American aid
money iolo pmate Swiaa bank ac>
counls. To complicate the plot Is
a beautiful American sirf, Carol
Van Dyte (Janet Leip) who it
ena•aed lo the Chief of the Secret
Police, Gencnl Rafael (Fernando
lamas). Despite the larceny in
her heart, the blonde American
Inda the stupidity of her fellow
American ~D attrac>-
tive. She hides him in her clotet
90 her 6ance won't ftnd him. she
loves him even when be lbdls the
stolen money inside his uniform
. • . and in the loot run. suess
who tets the Jir1.
'nC IWLY PILOT, TV ME(, N'tttl 6. 1961
The qui
Diet Van I
Van Dytc
Michel u
OD "Diet '
varietyJn 7, 8 p 0
MuUc ti
from lhe
dancea th1
ballroom .
a three-mil
special,. Cl
a salute tc
a few of t
Carl Rei
ist" with v
ductor" io
ter," a chc
entirely in
apinst a
bactpou04
ceived and
aky and Sa.
dnctina b
Dick V1
of aobca1l an feature
ber da.oced
CODdocted
chct Learai
cation at 11
an oil ref
yard. a ao ~~~.
eeries of l
tn"bute to I
Marcel ~
Dyke join
number th:
to the mus
beat of a
1'he 11
atan Jerry
off on varic
wherein h
familiar el srams in i\I 1be Vt
usual stop.
by Leomrc!
ville and I
duced as &
"Ages o
Josue with
lowios the
coon fr~ nili.;L ftni
Dyka, Mif
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bers from
The quiet-change artistry of
ict Van Dyke and guests Jerry
an Dyke, Carl Reiner and
icbel Lesrand is spotlighted
1 ''Diet Van Dyke," full-hour
rietyJrogram Sunday, April
8 P on CSS.
Music that luidse.s the y~
1>m ~ 1920s t.o the I 980s,
incea that move through a
iUroom and an oil refinery,
three-minute special with.in a
ecial. a concert of laughter aod
salute to pantomime are just
few of the sbow's features.
Carl Reiner appears as "sole>-
"with Van Oyte as the "con·
ctor'' in "'Symphony of Laugb-
r, .. a choral concert presented
1tirely in giggles and guffaws
:ainst a formal concert-hall
1ck.sround. Number was con-
ived and composed by Bill Per-
y and Sam Deoo11, with choral
rectin1 by Alan Copland.
TUESDAY
APRJL 9
for mornlnc and afternoon
llstinp, please see DAY·
TIME PROGRAMS. Below,
for your convenience, are
the day's movies.
DAYTIMrMavtES·
l:JO D .......,.. (romance) '37-Clfy
Gr1nt, Kttlt1rtne Hepburn. 11:11 a......., 1a ... Mlt" <comedy>
•5J-.l1n Clrmlch11I, Jantttt Scott 11• n "TIM ,...... ....-<1torror>
'B--cl1udt Rains . ...._. tf lit
,..,.,... (horror) '43-Bela Lupi.
U:JO m """9nla" (dra1n1) '56-V1n
Ritlin. .,,._. SIMI" (1dventure)
'55-Ralph Meeker.
•:JO IJ (C) "TlfUtt .. tile Ult •• f•I" (lltnnturt) '57~rclon Soott.
Betti St. John.
D.,..., WIW et 1 WM:' (com·
ecfy) '52 -P1ul Oou(las, Roltllnd
Rimtll.
In Death V1lley Mt out to brine comPtt• to twlndlt 1n AmtriClfl
http. tolll1st out of $25,000. fredclY ....
f r_, (30) IOft (lflndo) Ind l.aMMll II-..
I UM L9CJ (30) (N ...... ), two clda wttll I UICl fOI
'• ..._. (C) (30) Ullllf dtlrm to .met Illa• 1111111
(I) Am (C) of ~ from wetlthy womt11,
,...... ...,-,.._ (C) meet OD the French Rivlll'I, whti't
CJ) lldWf'a 11.., NCh Is busy PIY!na Ills trade.
Al• 4t Ml Mm 1---Wtat (C) (30)
7:JO!s:.!l. 0:-:~ u,.> ~ 9:308 ~ ~~ 0.:.-w.w:
chimp lfter die finds th• re1I llfn>· (C) {00) lfllc Jockey D"9 Ltwls be·
chimp In tht Jun< ind dona hit comet wound up In • Yim •bout
ltelmet:-M11nwtrilt-S.ffJ the IPICt i n UAmellfta blrpla lnlter. Tiie
chimp la mllt1 .. n for JuclY. but ltore 11tch1naea hll unmtltd
whtn ttle fails to ~d to di· sweater -only because It helpe
rec:tiona P1Ul1 furs atle Illa 1m· sponsor th• r1dlo slloW-end Dm n..i.. (R}_ thinks this speci1I . trutment Is II~ Cl) I Dr ... 9f Jlemlt: (C) • unfair.
{lO) 'J11nnl1 or tltt Tia•?" Jeln· D @ Cll NYPO: (C) (30) "Catch
nl1 Ii ,tflmlnlted by htf looll·•ll.. tHtr0.''T>etectlve Heines 1e1rchea
sister In tit• competition fOt Tony. for the "men In uniform" Who wa ® seen btltinf 1 drunk to death. (R)
1J """' w.....-.: (C) (30) Slim I T_,.: (C) (90) Don McGulrw.
1nd Henrtett1 Blmerd vblt Lak1 ,........ • Trftlll (C) (30)
Puwell on 1 tltl'ff-dly bolt tour of 1 low. Rupo'a Prt11 CMflftltCll
the Ariz:ona wetetWey. The 160·mllt Cllille Htmfe
ltn8'fl of the lake Is studded wttlt 10:00 8 9 Cl) CIS Nwa Sptdtl: (C)
scenic beauties, known heretofore (10) "Tiit Grt1t American Novel."
only to lndi1n1 1nd exploren. This new conctpt of pmentlna lit· D (ii) Cl) lmtlM'a ltrtlla: (C) tmure on television focuMI on
{60) "The Grab." The Gorillas 1re "Blbbltt," by Slnclllr Lewis, 1nd
Cllled on to t1Y tl'l smuate 1 baby "The Grapes of Wr1th," by John
-the only survivln1 membtr of 1 Steinbeck. Eric S.V.rtld rtpOrts,
defectina scientist's f1ml~ of with P1t Hlnai. ind Richlrd Boone
Gtm11ny. (R) IS narrators.
B MlllloJ_ $ Mt* "Ill .. Mc-'~l'lrtltl• ..... (C) (60) l:tO 8 Dt 111 """= (C) (60) Jeny Olia" ¥rim•) '!le -John Wtynt. (fl)' · I IHcl\ I 1't c....i, e· llll How II..: (C) (60) N1ncy Olton. Sptcill 11111t Is at· Eliit 1C1: (60) Proaram timed to the lnvestlptlon of • Includes aome of the beSt and most
Abernethy. wor1d·wld1 terror rina h11dquar· famous portions of specills written, 9 FREEWAY FIGHTERS, tertd In Hawaii. produced and directed by the 11te
* UNWIND! STEVE ALLEN l'nllll "c..11,••~ <C> (30) comedian, Emit Kovacs. A feeture ""7 .._ (60) will be the Nairobi Trio. the wey. IS MORE FUN! GRAI m NET ....,......: "Uncle Vany1." out. all-anth1090ld mullcll rroup
D se.e Al.--..: (C) (60) Gyp-® that KoYecs Cl'Nted.
Diet Van Dyke and a corpe ., ROii lff, comic Riclllrd Pryor II) LI• • Ill &lrlllll I Ale Dreier lhwl (C) (60)
aotically gowned 1irl danccn ind IO!llblrd Jlcklt dt SflllWIOll IP· U0 II 0 Cl) Jerry IAllll a..: (C) ~:,><=>' • ,...., Spedtl ~ featured in a fanciful num-Pier with St1w In 1 IMtdl llltltttd (°60) Guest ttar Mel Tonne p11ys 1 1111 1., l'lllt 1,.. Up· "The
r danced to "Rid.in' High .. as :.uereetuw::;s ,;:'$'~ = ~ divorced 1n1n who hit• Hirt lucky Devil." Rlclmd Dix and Edne
Dduded and arranaed by Mi-ilfd Tiit Mlnclts, ind Tiit Sttbblnl ~*?>,0:~ 1~111,:./'C::: ~•11Y 1o9121Yt5 rf star with Miry Foy In
el Legrand and filmed on lo-Oop. lkatcfl, r&>ed•I auest Ninette F•· "' . llm that follows the trilll tion at such unlikeJy places as D a raeca ~ .,.._,, bray 11 stucll with Jeny 11 h• ind tnbul1tlons of 1 crota·country
oil refinery an auto ,·unt .,. (c:omtdy) '4t--spencer Tr1e1 1111-bten hutblnd • motor Cir r1ee.
f ' Katfllr1fll .._.,m ' · -II> '"" • f.lptu rd, a ~'°'ot c:r:e=~ ~og , , ti e T 1t t-.: ct> (60) Flnlls o1 • ROUER GAMES-Un! (C) ll:IO 8 DMa O'a.ct ~ (C) (30) o.JM<\~·· llt ) I ··Jll"-~ . ' -""' I-BIRDS vs. QET~-Jtal j)Ufld)y.-tJ,~ . .u ..... r•e 11 • rt Ill .. • .• ~--·..-tWr ~ ~ • , •. '~ '!l,r.J "i 9W~'-'1'1iiit:'CI) I~, nes of bnef pantomimes, an llllllL..IW ,_.,. 1n tflt lllkbt of 8 .... a-. (C) (2 r} G;rae Skinner.
bute to the great pantomimist splendof "" •dtement. """ "°" , .......... (C) (30) a-...-1.: "Tiii ~ (hor· arcel Marceau. Jerry Vao rock fnMIPI Plfformln&. B Uw;.., ror) '41~1ude Reins. ~ke joiru his brother in • ! P'dr Ne (30) * IF YOU DIDN'T CATCH 111en: <C> (30) Baxter Wini.
mber that sets sibling rivalry Cl)~ *llrnn.• _.. STEVE ALLEN TONIGHT, lllowte: (C) "f~S•~
the music of a banjo and the western) 4~UJ MldllOll, Rory En. TOMORROW! 6 I ..,.. (1dventure) eter •
t f ta d Cllhoun. JOY pm 15Joltn Fr1ser. ~ Ttu!e.~cete 5.,_.; 1.. •'! • ...,: "t.nlhfs Gram-1::11•9Cl)llM ...._ Her. (C) Jee,.,.. (C) (30) mu . r-8 mer. Second ot ttwte lmoM on (lei) Tiit Altodltion joins oomtdJ lllwie: "1111 IMlt ef M......,
lfl Jerl1'. Van Dyke .m a tlke-Pf'OPlf P.,nc:tution. stir }Clpeey Ru..il In the llltlt rr (wettem) '57-Jlm DIY1&.
r OD vanety spec:1ala tn general, • ....... a,ot!llhl RUDlll pllys '" Insur-Im ..... (C)
1erein be performs all the l:a 1nce t1ft11111n·medlcll wmlner· • Tllla Der lMI (C)
rniliar elements of such pro-e STEVE ALLEN IS ON undtrtair.r who offm ttlt WW. of """ um in just three minutes. .. .. henpecked Qeo(lt Appleby (SUiton) ll:lO a..... "UM ha .. ,.,,.,.
''The Vic.ious Cycle&,.. an un-* NOW! REAL ON ! ~de.II fOI lier ltutlllnd. (dr1ma) ·s~Ridl1rd Bul1on, Cf-1rt
ual stop-action lUm produced I De .,_, .._ (C) (30) @ n T... • TIIW: (C) Bloom. 'l~nard Jamon, Chuck Men-......._ -~ D) ''Tiie Rldomlr Miniature." S. ,,(i)Tlle l=Sllew (C)
lie and David Brain it intro-,. • ..... (C) curlty police elole. In It Mundy Cil JteJ Sllew: (C)
ed · 1 f ' · lie Miit fl 11--~ to mcue • alt1 held u Joey on vlCltlon this week ind 1c as a spec1a eature. (l)CIS ..,:-"# llomp for Ult return of hit f1· Totle Aelds end Flip Wlleon 11m .. Ages of Man" is a mono-~ ~ (C) tlltr. IM 8111n auests. a l\lltf·hosta.
!UC witb Diet Van Dyke fol-, .._. lrtfflll (C) (90) at&... er.. .._ (C)
wins the life of a busrneu ty-7:90 • CIS i--. II-= (C) (30) • ....,... (C) (30) u.• • ....., ~
on ~a:rly childhood tote-fitttr Cronaltt. E Jlldt • ... • ity. , 8 ...,.,..,11.,,..,..,.(C)<30> MDBU Cil n-aer,..... .. 1111 12:JOmw. n.cn: ''Ghott TOWll."
The ftmJe features the Van ..... ,., e..E (C) (30) ililliii: (C) ....._...,..(com· l:I08..._ "T1le ...._. fl 1 ..
rk.a, Michel Learand and the, ''Oi.tt Ill ttit YllffJ ol o.a." two tdf) 'M -11111rton Brtndo, DIWkl .....,.. (drem1) '59-MidtMI Lan-
.oc.ie IJ'OUP and varied num-mtmbtn Ill • WllDll train lt1andtd 11Pf911, Slllr1fY Jo1111. Two COii mtn dioft, Jo Momw.
n from the era of the 1920s. .....11
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WEDNESDAY
APRIL 10
For morning and afternoon
llstinp, please see DAY·
TIME PROGRAMS. Below,
for your convenience, are
the day's movies.
DAYTIME MOVIES
l:lO D (C) ........,. lllfllW" (.,ma)
•§...:.Gr'IO'Y Pd, Deborah Klrr.
10:00 a <C> "n. .. ,,. ......,.,
llUI' (drama) 'SS-Rlcflard £san,
Dana ~If.
ll:GOB"'DnaU'• ,, ...... ,. (llorrat)
·~ -Gloria Holden. .... .,.,, If
........ (honor) '35-Henry Hull.
U-.JO ............. Se.-...,..,..
(lctv.nture) '52-Ann Todd. A1lpll
Aichanbon.
4:GOD(C) '1lie ~ ( .... nture) ·~r Aomero, Fr1• ~alon.
4:l0 R "IMdl • _, .._.. {drama)
• •ff--Humptirwy lloflrt, Jolln O.rtk.
f \. f N I •, (,
D sa O'alcl .._. ..,..., II
.. lrW' (co"*") '»-Spencer
T l'1CY, Ellubeth Taytot.
I TM ,......_ (C} {30)
~ .... (30)
()) ...... : "Cri ........... ..... -..u .. (mystery) ~· Hamlltoft. Mary Mu"'1J. e TY .... ScMlf: "Sodll Stud·
la." A llSIOfl on s'3lt9 111d local ;-=:. 1:•1n. ...., ..... fC> (30) ..... (C) (30)
lldllW• ...., (30)
. lllllft fw v .. ~ "Frtldocn
lfl 1 Fr1mtlllf0ft." A "" .-its de· ailntd apecillty t01 falllly 111op,
pers. Hostm Marton Marshall and
a 1Vest talk aboUt the hvnianlzed
approach to plannlnt buylfta ae-
tMtia.. l~E:-C"-'(C)
7:11 R CIS ~ ~ (C) (30) ~tter Cronkite.
I Llw lllcJ (30)
........... (C)(lO) l~~(C)(lO)
'T..e, (30)
!Tl t .. **-.. It ~Ta: KCET ottera this
PfOITlm to help Yltwers under1bnd
ttlt v.ltly rwamped Clllfornla per·
1011ai Income w rttulltloM. 1:11a111e 111 "'-= <C> ceo> 1eny ta C1J lldllW• ...., Oilnptiy. E Ar• .. Ml Alm
a 111e • ""' ..._ CC> <60> 1:30 ea Cll u.e .. -..: <C> <60> iiiiMrt Abtmltlly. Prof. Jofl11 Aoblnton tnd his bend 8 StM .._ a..; (C) (90) Rich· al speoa wandtrtn frvm Earth are
ard Ben)l!mln, Paull Prtlltiu, Betty tflmttnld by 1 tribe 111 aboriclnes
Bartoft, .Win e,n.. and The Ameri· 111¥in1 as their rvltf and ....., aod
CM Brttd pal. I c:ompltx fNdllnt wttft flfttutic
SUNDAY
9:00 0 (ij) ('f) "Hud." ABC ofjers a reput showing of this grim,
too realistic movie about a rugged individualist whose main
interest is self-gratification. Paul Newman, Melvyn Douglas,
Brandon de Wilde star. Patricia Neal won the Best Actress
~r,lor 1*' ~ of •A>tM. ' .,
TlJESDAY
t:OO D@ m (C) "Becltime Stoty." Another repeat. this comedy
stars Marlon Brando and David Niven as two con men who
compete to swindle an Amerk:an tourist (Shirley Jones) out
of $25,000.
WEDNES°"Y
t:OO D Ci7J (1') (C) .. MON aw.. Detttnc." This is the second time
around ror this Doris Day· James Gamer farce about a woman.
presumed dead after a plane crash seven years before, who
returns home on her husband's wedding day. This picture
has some really funny scenes, and Polly Bergen does an ex-
cellent job H "the other woman.''
THURSD-'Y ~
t:OO B 9 (J) (C) "Klnp of the Sun ... Yul Brynner, George Chakirfs and~hTriey Anne Fleld star In this colorful production about
the ancient Mayans and a tribe of North American Indians
who try to help them conquer an enemy.
FRIDAY
9:00 Ra (J) (C) "Joen of Arc." This version Of the classic story Of the Maid of °'1eans stars Ingrid Bergman as Joan, Jose
Ferrer as the Dauphin, Leif Enckson 11 Charles VII, and John
Ireland as Jen de la loussac. ·
SATIJR°"Y
t:OO D U Cl) (C) ''The lnm Bottle." Once again Tony Randall,
Burl Ives and Barbara Eden cavort on the scre.n in a m•le
version of "I Dream of Jeannie," with Ives playing the dNcm.
..... 12
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THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. APRIL 6, 1968
AP
For mornln1
listings, ph
TIME PROC
for your ce
the day's r
DAYTI~
a:JO D <~ "S1I
(drl!"I) 'Ii(
Novak.
10:00 a "T\ree
'51-Jack \I
11:00 D "1'119 M
-Tuman ...,. (hon
1.2:30 m "Oee F
'lT-fredrl1
4:30&~. ·~June , D "Tiit I Plier Van I -
THURSDAY
APRIL 11
morning and afternoon
11p, please see DAY·
E PROGRAMS. Below,
your convenience, are
day's movies.
DAYTIME MOVIES
1J (~ "StrHpn n.n Wt M..r'
~rarna) "60 -Kiri! Ooualas. Kim
1ovak.
~ "111,. "' • SpfM" (comedy) IT-Jack Watlina. Carole Lesley. a...,... M.t CllMI" (horrot) '43
-Tuman Bey. WS.n of Fr1'*-• Iii"" (horror) '39 -Boris Karloff.
iD "he foot Ill ..._ .. (dra1111)
IT-Fredric March, Beulah Bondi.
Connie Stevens and Liu Minnelll.
Tha show will focus on popular
music and satire on contemporary
lite. Aho auestlnf are Kenneth
Mars, Linda ll'lin, and Charlie
Callas.
I Let's Cl to .._ Races (C) (30) cm CD s.c..i ....... Yun: ~) "P1ydlrl" lulle aoes to
the funenl of an Alaskan prospect· ina buddy and nlNb Annie. one of
his old &lrlfrlendl. The two discover an old deed that indicates they own
one of the most valuable hOtel
properties in San Francisco. (R) a 1111uo. $ MiWtl: ct> "'Sc:ett of th Ant•dlc" (drama) '43-John
Mills. Derek Bond. ~ Truttl If Conllqllltlas (C) (30)
''"' ...... (60) FMblrr. "Journey to Patetonia."
British medical expedition travels
by horse throuah treaeheroua terrain
on an errand of mercy In this ad·
venture film showina the farthest t!P._ of South America.
el Esbldlt A
v1twa Ray Bradbury and the ptay's
producer, Robert Bushnell.
@I) NocM .. £*'-
t :30 D 9 f6l 0npet: <C> (30) "Th• Shootliig~ard." Set. Friday must
face a pollce inquiry penel afhr ht
fatally wounds • buratary su.,.cl
f. ,..,... .... (C) (30)
• '~ t.e11s Jm to my .. ., from the C.r100 family; Eddie JldlJ
FRIDAY
APRIL 12
For morning and afternoon
listings, please see DAY·
TIME PROGRAMS. Below,
for your convenience, are
the day's movies.
DAYTIME MOVIES
dip Into Rita's Involvement with th•
Ille Joe ChtnllCk; Rev. Wlntlr ctlls on Rita while his wife, Su'8n. poses
for-pictures. Dien• H~lfld .,.,.... • as Susan. 1:30 fJ (C) "lttrayff" (drama) '54-
1 Tl9PO: (C) (90) Don McGuire. Cfartt Gable. Lana Turner.
Tmtl (C} (30) . 10:00 fJ (C) "Whktpool" (mystery) '59
Cities of Ult Wttid: "Munich." -Juliette Greco, Marius Gorin1. /
Alan Whicker tours the city durln1 ll:GO g "Tiit SM-Wolf of londoft" (hor·
the annual six-week pr.Lenten e1r· ror) '4&-June Lockhart. "Tiit In·
nlvat, Fasdlln1. He covers tome of wilibll Man Rttumt' (horror) '40-
tlle 3.000 masbd bills end com· Vincent Price ments on the German vel1ion of .. · " Sadie Ha-Ins 0.y -Welberftst· 1?:30 m Min M I Tlptrope (sus-nacht. pense) '53 -Fredric March. t eny
Moore.
D "Str•l!lr ht MJ Anll"1Jra1111) ~June AllY1Gn. Jeff Chandler. D "Tiit liftrtlet" (drama) '63-
•eter Van Eyck. Marie Vel"linl.
8.1IO 1 Ioli~ (C) (2 hr) lO:GO U 9 @ Dua MMt1a a-: (C) @ (JJ n.. FIJfna N11: (C) ('ro) Oeln Is host to Oraon Welles,
( 0) "You Cln't Get There From Jimmy Stew1rt. and Juliet Prowse.
•:30 I) (C) "Alabznl lll• 8rut" (car-
toon) '61. D "TN ,...., City" cJrama> •41
-Barry Fltzprald, Howf'd Duff.
r v r N I N (,
D n. 111 11tws: <C> (60) Jerry
)unphy. r!J,... 6ttl Hour Nen: (C) (60)
Robert Abernethy. B S1wt· A11et1 sw.: <C> (90> io·
rtiaht's guests are Della R~. Don
Knotts. and Profeuor Juliuf Sumner
Miiier. D Sil O'C** Mtvle: "Tortib riit" (drama) '42-S.,.ncer Tracy,
Hedy Lamarr.
! Tiii nintstlMlea (C) (30)
PltlJ O.kt (30) ~ Motit: "Operatilll Dcll-
1111111 (drama) '61-Wemtr Klem·
Peftr, Ruta Lee. fll) TY Hip Sdllel: "General Mith·
ematiC$." A l8S90n on percentaps.
fEObtesiew
In.'"'"' .... (C) (30) HIDI (C} (30)
McffaWa Nawy (30 )
lllltltf-lrillfell9pert (C) .... .,,..-~-
(I) ~&iiilftl (tJ
Notldtn 34
a cas Evtt1m1 ~ <C> (30) Watter Cronkite.
I Huu.,.lftllkllJ Report (C) (30)
F Troop (30)
I UW. Lucy (30) at llUlpl'1 1...-(C) (30)
U 00 HIP and Wild (C) ms.en ... fi1t tJI Cl) McHale11 NIWJ ., Al•• .. Ml Ailll• •
I 8 Qt Cl) Q...,.n Strip: (C) (90)
A bank robber Is murdered In the
Cimarron jall and a eowpoke in an
ed)oininr cell reciocnizes the ....
sin as the victim's bo$s. The cowboy
offers to help Marshal Jim Crown
track down the killer, but his ea·
remess lives him away. Jim realixel
that the man's only reason. ror CO·
operatlnc ls that he knows the
bandit hn a price on hi• head.
John Saion, Henry Silva suest. (R)
D ~ {i) QH<IA I CelMdJ Is Gq; (Cf ( ) Alan Kini st•11 In
tfllt comlldY SC*lal th1t lutu""
Here." When the wind fails. Slster (R)
Bertrllle is stranded on a small g 8torp l'llbla Neft (t) (60)
Island. She sets out to ratller wood D ~ TllNbt: (C) (60)
for a sirnal fire and finds Cat1os. ''Three Persons." John Gavin, Ralph -!10 has been llterally thrown otf Meeker star. On ttie Mexle1n bor·
his yacht ~Y . a roun1 . woman, and der. 1 young Indian ex·lawman
April. the pirate wtlo discovered she takes on the danserous mission of
couldn't handle the boat Brldret break.lni up 1 bootteulng league
Henley auesta. and rwenatns ttle murder of a
I P.....-d (C) (~) small boy.
"""'' t11t &aitlr m Alll °'* ...., <C> <60> El U11rp*r II) Fama alld P'8cln (C) (30)
1:30 D U CIJ lob Hope CllfJ'llef s,.. . @ Cil 1111 UlltMdMlblel
dal: (C) (60) "For Love or $$$." fl!) R ~ "Mineral W•ltn
Bob Hope, Janet leilh. Fernando From e . . Dr. Hibbs and
Lamas. Eddie Mayehoff, J. C.rroll guests pol out the pat w..ttll
Maish and Pat Harrinaton Jr. star that lies beneath the ,.. ind ask
In this comedy hr Dean Hararove. if It can be claimed and uplolted
A tourist In South Amer!U beCOmes economically.
Involved In foreian intr1aue. IJ (i'j) ()) hwlkllld: (C) (30) 10:30 II) Ntn: (C) (30) Biii Johns..
ttA ~lority of Two." Aunt . Clara's 11:00 II EMii O'Clocl Report: (C) (30)
costumins Innovations captivate a Jerry Dunphy.
prospective client of McMann and IJ TIM UUI HHr N...: (C) (30)
Tate. Ridlard Haydn suesb. Georp Skinner. '8 Man Crfffla (C} (90) 8 $p0ek·hl: "frMMMtlllnl' (hor·
9> IMll KIM tqJ~' ~ ,< : t;~~~~'1rmr Wtliif td'lcer., lt.,.m D Mftit· "Ten S..cb to HtlP' al El l•ldo " lot Hlfn (drama)
0
'59-Jetf Chandler. Jedi:
9:00 B 9 Cl) nlPdlJ Nl(llt Mewle: Pa lance. (f) ~ of the Sn" (adventure) m Jot Pyne (C) (30)
'63-Yul Brynner. George Chaklrls, Ci) Movie: "Snlalt Qlrta Oetl't Tia"
Shirley Anne Fleld, Richard Bas. (mystery) '43-Vlr&lnla Mayo, Bruce
hart. C.ptured. but seriously wound· ~~· .. _ (C)
ed, a Horth American lndlan dlief 1UJ Uf.I ,....
is nu11ed back to health hr a ID 00 Tllll DIJ 1961 (C)
Mayan princess, who lall1 In love 9 Cl) Ntw1
with him. Upon his recovery, he learns that he Is slated lor sacrl· 11:30 II Movie: "Cod 11 MJ hrtMI" flcial death, a rtte interrupted when (dnima) '57-Walter Brennan, John
the Mayans are rttacked by an Hoyt
ancient enemy. Thi dllef allies his D @CIJ Tiie TMIPt S11tW (C)
tribe in brttle with the M1yans. D @ Cil JMr ......, Sllliw (C)
and although the enemy is repulled. m La Cr1• SMw (C)
he is mortally wounded. D cm (j) Tlllt Cir!: (C) (30) ''The 12!30 m Nallecl City
Beard.'' Ann. miffed because Don 0) Mclfit: "leo-.nl" =ry) won't shave otf his beerd. shmn 'l'l--Oana. Andrew1, Jane
~:tewitll short hair for their next 12:50 a .... : "Man ......... <• m Tnte Aclwtfttaft (C) (30) tery) '51-Buraesa Mertdttll.
f.E) T1Mrtr1 Im: Hal Marienth11 1:00 ~ Mtwie: "hrit Model" (comtdy) comments on selected scenes from •53--f'aulette Goddard. Ev• Gabor.
''The Anthem Sprintm" and Inter· D Nen (C)
fVfNINC
6:1IO f) TIM Iii ~ (C) (60) Jeny
Dunphy.
D Tiit &ttl ""'1' News: (C) (60)
Robert Abernethy. 11 St.w. Allen Sllft: (C) (90)
Stwe'a guests are Zsa Zsa Gabof,
Who holds a press conference Oft
her lavorlte subject; Soupy Sales,
who adds his own comedic style
to Steve's sketches; sonptren GiGI
Galon; and Count Yogi, who provides
an eye-popping golf demonstration.
fJ Sil O'Qocl Mowtt: "1oY1 Ton"
(drama) '38-Spencer Tracy, Mickey
Rooney. m Tiit nTntltOMI (C) (30)
OJ PlttJ Du.. (30) cm rn a1oww. <C> "hnlc 1n lll•
hlf tare" (drama) '62-Ray Mii·
land, Jean Hareni
Ell) 1V Hlllt SdtOtl: "literature." .. , " ...... u...~ ol
character In drama.
I!) Obtlllon
6:30 0 Tiie G111ftY Qaee (C) (30) m Hutf (C) (30)
11) Mcffllt'I NIWJ (30)
0 @ Hlllltley-lrlnlllfY Repert (C)
ft) Ven allMrm I~ P11111 toinpttltlon: Rudolf Buchbinder,
.iio finished fifth In the Inter·
national piano competition ttll1 year,
plays "Sonata i11 E Alt Major, Op .
31, Ho. 3" by Beethoven; "Etude
In G Flrt Mator. Op. 10, Mo. 5''
hr Chopin: and the Toc:uta from
"Pour le Plano'' bJ Debussy.
9 Ci) CIS EW!lhtr N.., (C)
a> Notidero 34
1:110 1J cas En1111tc Nns: <C> (30)
Walter Cronkite. D ffuwtley.at1n1111J bport (C) (30)
0 F TfMP (30)
'8 I LM ltKy (30)
m cimeaft'• '"""' <C> <3o>
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CStt BAL WEEK.
May 21 Ele
Seen for M
Annex Decj
Residents of the so-<:all•
nexation uea in Back B<
ritory near Costa Mesa
vote on May 21 on whett
to join the city of Newpot
The election date was
day by Newport City
Seymour.
Seymour noted that no1
test against the propose!
nexation was received at
test hearing, This speed•
nexation proced11tt, be s:
Originally if had been
June 18 would be the ne;
date.
The area is bounded b
Irvine avenues and by 22;
a line rougbly midway
aad 20th streets.
It has a population c
'nlere are 129 homes. As:
tion or the territory is l
million. Most of the bor
market value from $.10,0
City councilmen toni;
pected to establish the elE
suggested by Seymour.
Or••~